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MONDAY
Volume
189. Number 5843
New York 7, N. Y.,
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
ISSUE
Monday, May 4, 1959
INDUSTRIAL
-
Price
INSURANCE.
-
$1.25
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Adage, Inc., Cambridge, Mass.—Files With SEC—
The
SEC
at
corporation
on
April 17 filed a letter
3,300 shares of preferred stock
covering
$30
stock
share.
per
on
The
The
share
a
proceeds
preferred
stock
for share basis.
to
are
tory and equipment
be
and
used
for
No
to
notification
of
(par
be
may
$101
to
converted
with
be
into
CAPITALIZATION AS OF APRIL 28, 1959
the
% -V;■'%.
offered
;
common
demand
note,
5%
In This Issue
underwriting is involved.
retire
*5#"mortgage note
notes
'16%
purchase inven¬
due
I1 Note
V' Akron,
Canton
&
Youngstown
Period End. March 31—
Railway
Railway
r
Net
Net
;
oper.
revenue--
$384,380
opers.
$169,382
income,,-
58,546
oper.
ry.
expenses
fr.
rev,
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$541,501
372,119
ry.
oper.
j
•Deficit.—V.
189,
$1,464,317
.
1,096,077
$1,150,721
1,069,288
$36,427
$368,240
$81,433
New York Stock
Exchange
New York Stock
Exchange
*2,953
117,426
*31,233
American
347,962
7,
1789.
p.
Exchange
Exchange—.
Alabama Great
Southern
Period End. Mar. 31—
Net
from
operations
rev.
Net
railway
1,323,368
*$35,257
$93,906
220,785
$4,088,209
3,635,311
1,180,355
36,310
$3,649,088
3,539,632
,
$452,898"
„L
___
•Deficit.—V.
18C, p.
248,896
1789.
Alabama Power Co.—Bonds
Offered—Morgan Stanley
& Co. and associated
underwriters on May 1 offered an
issue of $20,000,000 first
mortgage bonds, 4%■% series
due 1989, at 100.393%
to yield 4.85%.
The group was
awarded the
issue at competitive sale
April 30 after
bidding 99.519% for the 4%% coupon. One other bid for
47,'s%' was received from Lehman Brothers
and asso¬
ciates.
The bid was 99.18%..
.The
,
bonds
new
from :105.268%
are
redeemable at regular
those redeemed prior to
for
redemption
redeemed
prices
on
ranging
1960,
to
100'o
$106,434,000
to
Foreign
UNDERWRITERS—Below
list
we
Morgan Stanley A: Co.
$2,620,000
T
Brown
Burns
&
Bros.
&
Sons—"
1.500.000
<fc
.
Morris,
CO.
■
Co.
1,500.000
a
Marks
As
is
Stokes
R.
-440.000
W.
Struthers
&
Algom
The
been
Uranium Min«s, Ltd.—To
corporation's
called
for
At Dec. 31,
standing.—V.
•
5%
general
is
No.
—one
Glen
to
B.
-
proceeding
both
low
its
at
plant
molecular
April
on
currently
N. Y. ' \>
near
Buffalo;
Mr. Miller said
the new plant will
employ
developed by Allied and will be located in an
readily available in substantial quantities.
Allied
has
been
1.280
polyethylene
weight
He
27,
Glenn
elected
other
being
also
installed
the
-
S.ilcu
record
of
<or
.for
the
the
were
reelected.
quarter ol
first
first
pressure
where
'
•
and
Board
•
.
.
of
process
ethylene is
>
-.
County,
this- year
an
totaled
Tcxas„
Production
The
in
offset,
Is
$184
the
flowed
is
the
area,
110
barrels
The
drilling
Parmelly
mile
one
wells.
$169,050,000,
1.4%
over
Corp.—-Completes Dual
near
Tye,. eight
Parmelly "A"
is- from
the
No.
2.
Morris
completions of
miles
west
of
a
the
p.
of
No.
located
miles
per
day-.Pump
per
be
the
started
Davenport
the
at
"A"
and
away
4,000
is
gas
block
Drilling
25%
a
p.
in
Co:
and
oil
well in Taylor
Abilene.
It
is
the
(
■
'i
Sand'through casing perforations
at
by various
benefit, and
".by various
their, benefit.
»/2
one
of
time
per
of, the
time
'•
'
*
to
time,
In
than
note
up to
outstanding.
above*, the
annum
less
event
•
1~%
due
i.'ne company in its
prime
but in
the
4J,4%
no
of
case
more
December
-
or
1962.
treasury.
the-company had outstanding short-term
$1,750,000.
stockholders
below, and
purchase,
the
below:
name
No.
the
have
each
number
*"
agreed
of
of
to
sell
to
the- underwriters
shares
'
-
of: common
►-
and
City.
Tho
leases
in
the
1
per
miles
flow
northeast
potential
day,'
block, of
farmout
of
Republic
second
Hudson
Natural
well
Gas
Gas
is
"
Co.,
planned
-.
•
&
.each
•
Rubber
Co.
Die.—Stock
a
nationwide
PROCEEDS—The
E.
•
floor
for
footgear,
one
products,
the
the
of
coverings in
one
two
is
of
the
producer
the
manufactures
year
rubber
four largest producers of
producers of solid vinyl and
and
Canada.
and
sells
In
ended
Dec.
addition
industrial
ucts.
EARNINGS;—For
of
the
largest
the United States
company
largest
31, .1958,
:
Riter
Ilutton
The
As
Co.-——
As
As
3,000,.
A:
Co.
Inc
4,000
-%500
—
5JW0
-
4,000
3,500
R.
&
Staats
Agce
Co.—
4,000
Corp.
White,
Dean
Co.—
3,500
2,500
—"-JL—v
&
Wcrtheim
5,000
10,000
&
Leach
&
Webster Securities
Weeden
5,0003
Co:-..,—-
Co.,
Rothschild
Stone &
Co.—.. 5,000
d
4,000
Co
Inc.
P.
Sterne,
..
3,000
Weeks--—
&
Co.-
William
4.000
Hopwod
&
Robinson-Kuniphrcy
Co.,
L.
&
Gardner—
Shearson, Hanimill A Co._- 4,000
Singer, Deane & Scribner_
3^00
Smith, Barney & Co.—
10,000
3,500
—
&
&
Co.
&
Inc.—
-
Co
Weld
&
Co.-
Witter
Sz
Co.—
10,000
3,500
-5,000
-10,000
10,000
1569.
1>.
Up
Sharply—
first quarter of
the
.Net
earnings were $1,854,858 onjshipments of $40,341,964.
compared
earnings for the similar period last year of $1,044,933
:■
that
:/
ship¬
■
.
'
earnings
prospects for the second quarter ere
even brighter,
but that predictions for the third.and fourth
quarters
must take into, consideration the
possibility of strike In the steel indus¬
Present
with
v
said
Dunn
a
indications
point to a somewhat weaker third
quarter,
to relatively high- levels in the fourth quarter.
recovery
Dunn
remarked
that
first
quarter
orders -of
substantially higher than shipments.,
and. that this
should be reflected In shipments in the second and
$55,360400
were
high level of-orders
subsequentquarters.
The
shareholders on April 28 approved a resolution
authorizing the
of up to 200,000 shares ol $100 preferred
stock.
In commenting
the resolution Mr. Dunn said that-Brake Shoe has no
present pians
for issuing any preferred
stock, but that having preferred available
Issue
on
well
as
as
structure
tunities"
stock
common
more
flexible.
and
It
deb.
can
w
then
for
expansion,
including
companies.—V. 189, p. 1921.
ii
.,vr
better
a
take
the i possible
*s
capital
advantage of oppor¬
acquisition
of
other
.
soling ~
rubber
rubber
to
these
rubber
prod¬
American Biltrite
reported net sales of $59,617,994. net Income of
$2,304,161, and earned
per common share.
$1.74
Miller
try.
.
shares
company
Reynolds
3,000
—
W.
qq
shares
.
BUSINESS—The
Co.
Peab
Mr.
group
company's common
will be publicly held.
As
Stieglitz—
189,
with
-
are
being sold for the account of certain
The- sale represents- the first
public offering of the
stock, after which 22.8%
of the common
Pressprich
10,000
ments of $37,343,867.
Corp.,
Offered—
Jafi'ray
3,000
Inc.,.-
2,500
&
5,000
Reinholdt
10,000
Co
3,500
Co
1959 compared with the
corresponding period
1958, the company showed a 78%, increase in net
earnings on an
3%' rise in shipments, it was announced on April 28
by Kemptcm Dunn,
President.
Earnings per share of common stock were $1.15,
compared
with 65 cents for the first quarter of 1959.
•-
'
company
••
As
Co,
As
3,000
2^00
3,500
^
Jackson
R.
,
.
Sunstein As Co.—
As
Curtis
4.000
Corp.—1
10,000
of
at
immediately.—
—-
■
Oil
As
Forgan
For
1
35,000 gross acres
Superior Oil Co. Ambassador
with
Boston
Co
Northwest
Webber,
American Brake Shoe
Co.—Earnings
Preferred Stock Issue Authorized—
approximately
from
Pacific
Piper,
Turner,
Co.'-:.<-
Z
Rhoades
5,000
,
5,000
:
5,000
The Ohio
Coi—__10,000,.
A:
Loeb,
3,000
—
Union Se-
10,000
Brothers
M.
Paine,
,
5,000
Chapman A: Co.—
Kid
;
'
'
.
r
,
3,000
,
Co
Corp.:
Irving Lundborg & Co.Manley, Bennett «fc Co.—
Newhard, Cook & Co
2,500
Inc.3,500
-
Stone
Hornblower As
McAlesier.
..
,
&
Reid
Hayden,
Hayden,
—V.
•„
3,000
Co.—
As
Higginson
Co.
4,000
3,000
Co,—,
As
Goodbody
and
estimated
was
'
10,000
-
—_
Co.,
Co..
First
Halle
the
No.
Carl
2,500
Glorc,
being
are
section
offset,- Ambassador
Lehman
A:
Dillon,
Gerstley,
t
well
at
or
5,000
As
Guerin
Fulton
new
The
hours,
i
Inc.-
Shares
Freres
Lee
Co., Inc..,.——•
Dominick—
As
As
Lazard
3,500
3,500.
Co.
r
<•
—-
Co
<fc
Y."'
■
50,000*
As
curities
W.
Boise
nine
Co.
Sherrerd-——
As
Farwell,
immediately.
association
Biltrite
selling stockholders.
materials
a
any
of
4 Va %
case
selling
Inc.
Parmelly
anticipating
feet,
storage* equipment
of
west
r.;:!1;
r
of
for
* A
located. 34
interest. •' A
1481.
east
hour
acres
area.
well's-open
is on a
by purchase and
the
480
ovns
in
acres
will
1
21
oil
discovery
heels, and
Producer—*
As
Estabrook
Ambassador
new
sales
to
Sons
House
Doolittle
of
underwriters which offered on April 29
325,000 shares
of common stock (without
par .value) at $21.75 per share.- 1
This offering was oversubscribed and the
books closed.
:
1921.
their
are:-held
reborrowings- thereunder
at
no
named
Inc.-———
A;
Dickson
Dittniar
zones.-
Goldman,. Sachs & Co. heading
-
million,
S.
Dominick
through tubing perforations
well
natural
of
Ambassador
American
.
were
increase, of
corporation has announced dual
Ambassador
-
•
sales
$148,862,000 for the
corresponding period of 1958.—V, 189.
This
.
of
and
when
held
arc
for
for
effect from
in
the
1959
its
&
Sloeuinb
Curtlss,
Mr.
Development,
Directors.
All
.
28,
agreed
Blair
Butcher
R.
.
"
■
1957
quarter
quarter
Ambassador Oil
•
barrels
treatment
Keating
owning
v. 189,
.
.
low
area
feet.
completed
same
Krone
barrels
operates
-
a
Research
Company's
second
1
15
"A."
the
by
a\new
-was-in
the
360
acquired
";
A,. Nesty,
Vice-President.
as'a member of the
candidates
No.
that
.Mr. filler told stockholders that sales for the
company should hit
record .during the second quarter of: 1959.. The
previous high
;
46
of - Federal
producing
.
Dr.
.-was
•
south
additional
Tiie
polymers,
said
v.!
.§5,857 shs.
,,1353,357 shs.
dividend rate is $0.80 per share.
Sachs
Brown
oil
installed.
polyethylenes at a." Touawanda, N. Y.,
facility since 1954. Low molecular .weight resins
go into waxes, paper
coatings; and other products.
A high molecular
weight resin is being
used by
leading pipe fabricators,
j
'
a
from
3,600,000 cubi».- feet of
new
Lime
Capps
Mcrris Band, about
design
a
in
Whipple-& Co..
Stearns. <fe Co.—
Brush,
April 21 announced two discoveries in Oklahoma
producer, the No. 1 Krone in Cimarron County, and the
gas producer, the No. 1 Davenport in Haskell
County;
of
The
high
Miller, .President, announced
polyethylene capacity is
the
After
of
the
tiuslly
Polyethylene Plant-r-
with
and
and
than
and
underwriters
Co.,
Alex.
of
corporation on
a
Krone
additional
company
rate
1921.
is
produce
from
Ambassador well
3,
swabbed
recently
April 30 at par plus accrued interest.
had $23,723,000 of' the 5%
debentures out¬
Algom
corporation
plant
have
trusts
trusts
rate
Shares
Blytli
46
—
Banks
46
4383-4388
offsetting
an
The
Debentures
debentures
1,000,000
v'r
rate
in
as
more
annum
opposite
William
,
The
1,500,000
redemption
1958.
189, 'p.
Allied Chemical Corp.—New
This
Redeem
mortgage
bank
or
1961
April
the
set
Bear,
Announces Two Oklahoma Discoveries—
1,500,000
Co.
and
producing from
other
"
—
Member
Banks
and
earlier
production
1.375,000
—_
Pressprich As Co.
Wood.
per
severally
Bacon,
through a 16 64ths-ineh choke from the upper zone with
casing pressure of 300 psi.
The Cupp Lime flowed 168
of
oil
in
12
ho irs
through a 24/64ths-inch choke with a
tubing pressure of 400 psi.
y'::
well
1,375,000
1921.
of
Goldman,
hours
"A"
7
—
feet
4358-4380
12
An
&
—
Curtis
debentures
by
the
the
borrowings, aggregating
each
flowing
flowing
Paine, Webber, Jackson
900,000
_i
p.
at
•660,000
Co.,
M'.
r
'
1,000400
i
200,000 shs.
debentures
$1,000,000
at
UNDERWRITERS—The
Epplev,
4229-4289
1,500,000
Inc.—
Illinois
at
borrowings
of
such
3 %•
April
annual
Eastman
2.595.000
-
—
*
-
-260,000
900,000
.•
'liExcludcs 34,082 shares held by the
company in its treasury.
Drexel
1,375,000
Co.
Co. J.
500.000
189,
L,_
As
Laurence
-
Elkins,
Co
&
rlhe
Denton,
Inc.
—V.
As
Forgan
Hutton
E.
•
b,613 shs.
by
or
family of
interest
than
due
5 Va %
bank
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. 46
The Course of Bank Clearings
45
specific
W.
permits
of
.'2> NOTE—-At
and
Gloro,
Clark, Dodge Ac Co.—
Courts & Co.—
*
of
System.
Condition Statement
Reserve
$23,616,000 in 1957.
their
less
stock
Reserve
Combined
barrels
Estabrook
Baird .& Co.,
660.000
Alex.-
and
rate
••The
:
•f;
underwriters and
675,000
•.
■
•
■
1,000,000
such
of-such
interest
aniouht
bear
'
33
Exchange—| 33
Rates—
Statement
Federal
in
the
participations:
Robert W.
Exchange
Condition
the
company In 1958 amounted
interest and other income deduc¬
before
Marcus
of
,
family
amount
^Excludes 756 shares held' by
of
revenues
income
and
$25,637,000, compared with $98,939,000
amount
Bernstein
bears
which
note
than
cooperative associations.
REVENUES—Operating
tions
the,
-
BUSINESS—Alabama Power supplies electric
power
retail
in
625
Alabama .communities,
including Birmingham, Mobile and
Montgomery,
as
well as in rural
areas;
and at wholesale to 11
to
,-i.
.
Generating Co.
distributing
900,000
1,000 000
•
$16,500,000 earlier
this
year
through the sale of common stock to the Southern
Co., parent com¬
Of the proceeds of this
sale $7,500,000 will be used for the
construction program and the
remaining $9,000,000 will be invested in
capital stock of Southern Electric
rural
•event
MISCELLANEOUS FEATURES
or
municipalities
of
notes
discount
General Corporation & Investment News.Cover
State and City Bond Offerings.
51
Dividends Declared and Payable——— 11
pany.
12
.
260,000 77:.%
rate
aggregate
The
has
-
to
an
-•
additional
an
each
..
or
675,000
.
of
of ,lfi» -above the
prime
charged by The First National Bank of Boston aa in
effect from time to
time, but in no event less than 4&<ft or more
than 5 & %
per annum.
v
f
.filssued under revolving credit
agreements, dated April 2, 1956 and
Dec. 5, 1957,
respectively, with The National Shawmut Bank of Boston;
36
—
the
the
commercial
34
-
Transactions American Stock
these
raised
-
of
tThis note
34
—
Transactions New York Stock Exchange.... 33
acquisition of permanent
improvements, extensions and additions to
its
utility plant.
Such costs
in
1959
are
expected to total
about
$56.726,000
-•■%
company
of
prices ranging
construction
The
_
SEC Index of Stock Prices.
from
for
principal
members
34
—
■%
...
...
principal
$130,000
Over-the-Counter Markets
43
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages—
33
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 33
May. 1, 1960 to 100% for
after May 1, 1988:- and at
special redemption
100.393%. l'or those redeemed prior to
May 1,
redeemed on or after
May 1, 1988.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of
the new lirst mortgage
bonds will be * applied
by Alabama
Power
to
the
those
:i:$130,000
members
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange.... 37
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange—
37
Montreal Stock Exchange..
1
37
Canadian Stock Exchange
38
Toronto Stock Exchange
39
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
42
$109,456
46,010
Exchange
1931.
Outstanding
i. $74,900
1
•
;>
>
3,000,000shs.
l,427,250shs.
"This note, issued
by a Canadian subsidiary, is secured by a lirst
mortgage on a portion of the plant of such
subsidiary.
*
*
29
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange..,
railway
—^
Stock
1976.,—1.
June
due
34
Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
1959—3 Mos.—1958
operating
deficit
'
Cincinnati
RR.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
$1,288,111
$1,274,261
Ry. operating revenue...
Railway operating exps.
$74,900
1959-62
:
Authorized
..•>
-1——_
preferred stock ($100 par)
•"Second pfd. stock (without par value)
Common stock (without
par value/.
(Stocks)—'13
(Bonds)
25
Stock
Boston Stock
;
„
6Vs f'/'o l first
Page
-
December
rluc
..
1959-1967
April 19G1__._.
UNote due Dec. 1962——I'
STOCK AND BOND QUOTATIONS
RR.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
due
debentures
tNote
working capital.
'.'..A-
due
j
r
American Hawaiian Steamship
Tin:
Securities
interested
application
stock
of
and
persons
of
this
the
May
New
company,
share.—V.
189, p.
8,
York
due
consequent upon a recent
per
Co.—Delisting Proposed
Exchange CommLssion has issued
until
to
1959,
Stock
the
comnany
1673.
to
request
Exchange
limited
a
to
an
order
giving
hearing upon
delist
distribution
the
of
an
capital
the
stock
offer to acquire the shares- at $105
-
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
2
.
.
Monday, May 4, 1959
.
(2030)
Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings Higher
American Cyanamid
Three Months
MTAf
qniao
Earnings
Erov. for
Ended March 31—
.w*
$14o^659f631 $1*>«,541|019
income
<-—20,062,737
24,078,088
Federal and foreign taxes on income
13,000,000
12,300,000
.
.
.
be7ore"taxes
on
earnings
Net
t.,i-oro mi
—■—-
——-
$13,002,737
$12,378,088
906
941
i
dividends on preferred
stock.,—_______
applicable to common stock—
per
share of common stock
21,191,936 shares outstanding at
1959 and 21,201,991 shares at
Net earnings
(based on
March 31,
$12,377,747
1958,
31,
for
the
creased
told
a
•
over
division
new
will
Conn.)
to
in
an
at
'
$11,073,914, an all-time high, com¬
for the first three months of 1958. Net income
lor the quarter, also a record, amounted to $733,808,
equal to $1.63
per share on 450,152 average common shares outstanding during the
period. For the first quarter of 1958 net income was $559,650, or $1.26
per share on 445,766 average shares outstanding in that period.
These
per-share earnings are calculated on the basis of the shares outstanding
prior to the two-for-one split which became effective March 25, 1959;
the company now has 900,300 shares outstanding..
In forecasting for the balance of 1959, Mr. Anderson said present
Indications are that sales volume for the year should be about $50,000,000 and that earnings should reach or slightly exceed $3,000,000,
both figures somewhat better than the company's previous record year
cf 1957.
For 1957 the company reported sales of $44,926,423 and net
the first quarter were
pared with $10,954,508
Income of $2,835,340.
Metal Products Co.—Earnings
The
ended March 31,-1959, amounted to
$2,313,000 or 18.Off over the $12,429,000
reported in the same period of 1958, Andrew M. Mras, President, -told
stockholders at the annual meeting on April 28.
"
"
sales
months
three
the
in
increase
an
;Proce-3ds
;r
189,
for income taxes, net income
quarter of 1959 from $607,326 in
provision
After
the
in
American-Marietta
first
shares
year
a
ago.—V.
increased to $701,501
period last
Division
the same
189,
The
Activities
1234.
p.
has
issued
this
company
In
1958
Superior
It
supplied
more
possesses reserves
than
of slate,
of record
held
and
dend
is
to
be
on
made on
to
pay
location,
More
than half of
Superior's products
are
au¬
bidding
75,-
will
be
in T 959
additions
and
estimated
are
:
-i
at
^
Foundries—Sells Plant—
Steel
1,
June
V
similar
manner
ries
will, therefore, be able to
It
past.
which has
that
to
who
wish
business relations
establish
to
the new location in a
been followed by Foundries in the
supply former customers of Found¬
operate its business at
with Specialty.—V.
'
*'•
'
use;
and
Securities
The
the
Stock
from
rev.
,,
has granted applications
Exchange for unlisted trading
rev.
John¬
Net
ry.
1959—Month—1958
$720,506
654,922
$2,124,555
$65,584
*20,989
*4,511
$2,147,938
1,916,674
$180,895
*13,107
1,943,660
inc.
189,
Angelique
p.
&
$231,264
32.355
"This
nounced
April
Co.,
Wilton,
Inc.,
Conn.—Enjoined
1959, that
a
<g
S ''
netted
estimated
months
<
7
21,842,177
7,555,074
estimated $12.1 million the first three
$7.3 million the first quarter of 1958,"
on April 23.
an
compared with
1959,
citing
35.629.550
13,235,316
9,032,564
3,560.281
16.385,448
-6,638,881
i
total
1959,
of
reported
$148.8
of
revenues
increase
an
of
15<e
million
the
over
the
for
first
first
quarter
of
that figure as a guide for the
whole year, stating, "we were experiencing rather slim traffic last year
but it ii, interesting to note that the first quarter 1959 revenues will
also exceed those for a comparable period of 1957 by approximately 3%.
final judgment has been issued
road
Marsh said -the
about $55 million
to
appropriation
1673.
s
capital expenditures for 1959 should
1958. He pointed
gross
compared with $35 million in
as
of funds covering
additional
2,406
freight
new
program
a
25
and
cars
for 69 new Diesel units,
baggage cars.—V. 189,
new
v':.'..
.
,
Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay Ry.—Earnings-
By
period End. March 31—
1959—Mouth—1958
Railway
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$311,658
180,916
$396,029
159,648
$933,326
528.036
$1,085,293
491,134
opers.
$130,742
$236,381
$405,290
$594,159
income—
37,513
85,894
128,504
212,440
Railway oper. revenue
and Exchange Commission Boston Regional Office an¬
22,
inc.
company
months of
p.
1790.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Securities
1959—3 Mcs.—1958
railway
he
railway
operating
'-Deficit.—V.
Paid
43,346.205 148,893,905 129,245,891
34,313,641 113,264,355 107,103,714
55.595.057
3.920,609
Ernest S. Marsh, Fresident,
In
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$49,022
from
Full
1958, Mr. Marsh cautioned against using
$724,610
675,588
operations
amendment
an
Santa Fc Ry.—Earnings-—
1959—Month- -1958
—I—..—
operating
ry.
Mr.
Net
April 28 filed
on
1
operating revenue..
Ry,
operating expenses
three
operating revenue...operating expenses
company,
189,
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Mar. 31—
April
on
,
statement covering an additional 10.000
Certificates.—V. 187, p. 2546.
Ry.
Commission
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore
>
;
Trust Fund
operations
of
Y.-
Fund, Die.—Registers With SEC—
Period End. Mar. 31—
"-;1
s-■■
AV-
•
Net
privileges in the common stocks of Ampex Corp. and Johnson &
son.-—V. 189, p.
1342.
/;
officially opened
were
N.
expected
Atchison, Topeka &
'
York.
at
Now,
is
registrtaion
its
Net
Corp.—Unlisted Trading Granted—
Market
New
this new Fifth Avenue and 38th Street
the market, research, buying and executive
that this new arrangement will provide
improved service for the Associated stores and a more
of its-collective merchandising skills.—V. 189, p. 1234."
Accumulative
598.
Ampex
Creates
—
corporation
New
This St. Louis investment
.
to
1959.
Specialty intends to
Corp.
centered
be
it
substantially
intensive
assets
possession
The
used in highway construc¬
Act
Company
Corporate "Offices—
this
of
stores.
will
and
offices
comprising this company's Verona. Pa., plant have been
sold to Specialty Steel Products, Inc., according to a joint announce¬
ment by Leo Rochez, President of Specialty, and Joseph B. Lanterman,
President of American
Steel Foundries.
The new owners will take
9,000,000 tons of construction
granite, limestone, trap rock,
In
its
Holding
expenditures
V
.
Goods
Avenue.
Associated
American
The
Ry.
Uuartzite and dolomite which are estimated at 80o million tons.
addition, Superior has substantial sand and gravel deposits for
long-term operations.
the
preferred stock.
used for property
par
1073.-
Moves
offices
Associated
a
order
an
This company on
materials.
sale
p.
Dry
Fifth
417
under
the Holding Company Acc
dividend on the 5.349,571 out¬
shares of common stock
ten shares outstanding
May 15, 1959.
Distribution of the stock divi¬
or about June 10, 1959.?--V. 189, p." 1922. •
,
SEC
authorizing
Ry.
April 22 aunounced ihe acquisition of the 44-yearold Superior Stone Co., which is an essential supplier of basic con¬
striction materials in the Southeast and operates 20 quarrying and
processing plants in Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina and
Georgia.
Sale
;' •
"■\V
The new quarters, covering an area of nearly 18,000 square feet,
include the corporate and other functional offices of Associated as well
as a new Market Division which lias just been established to serve the
standing shares of common stock, payable in
at the rai,c of one additional share for each
by New
Construction Materials—
1790.
p.
Stock
sale at competitive
for
$100
Construction
and
new
at
28
American Natural Gas Co.—Stock Dividend Cleared—
The
Ann Arbor
Co.—Broadens
Expansion Into Basic
189,
'
.
Co.—Preferred
under
offer
its
stock
the
Associated
Earnings were equal to 5C cents per share on 1,375,435 average
common
shares
outstanding, compared with 45 cents on .1,327,801
1401.
p.
to
of
$30,100.000.—V. .189,
year.
p.
try and the military, electrical products lor the home and lactory
production lines, and other devices which are used in products to ease
the daily living of our citizens and to help them enjoy their leisure
hours.
The remainder is for machinery and equipment to increase the
output of labor and to help evaluate the limits of the products of
shares
of
order
an
company
improvements.
of
.,
Light
.
lo.ug-term outlook for the company is excellent," Mr. Anderson
"Three-quarters of its production is in instrumentation for indus¬
tnines and mills."—V.
this
additional
000
issued
has
SEC
&
to the injunction—V.
1 '' V'■ ■
*' '
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Cleared by
„
"The
caid.
1
Power
Arkansas
Increased—
,
1'-'•'
•
Raleigh. N, ,C.—
/,
from Jturther
th» Securities Act
or
Defendants consented
ique stock.
"
remain
ni-ovisi^ne
tih/ company and Charles N. Gran¬
violation of registration and antiin the offer and sale of Angel-
enjoining
permanently
its. President,
ville.
fr«»ijd
participation in the con¬
,
1462.
American
those reported
comparable period of the previous year while net income in¬
31.12'r for the same period, Charles W. Anderson, President,
meeting of The New York Society of Security Analysts on
for
the
of
Headquarters
V. 189, p.
Metals, Inc.—Record Earnings—
first quarter of 1959 were up 6.57Vc
April 27.
Sales
markets of future years.
struction
$14,742,000.
respectively).—!.*«
American Machine &
Sales for the
concrete
important new source of sales and a greater
Net
i
VP
i
$0.02
$0.58
Thomas L. Perkins, Board Chairman, said that capital expenditures
Ahis year will run between $40,000,000 and $50,000,000 and will be
tret out of depreciation allowances and retained earnings.
The com¬
pany
does not anticipate any financing in 1959.—V. 189, p. 1921.
Dec,
The company is an important supplier of aggregates
industry and its materials are widely used
programs.
ready-mix
the
thorizing
$13,001,831
earnings
Net
tion
major industrial, commercial, and municipal construction projects.
The facilities of Superior will provide American-Marietta with
expenses
oper.
(USDC.
Net
Net
fr.
rev.
ry.
oper.
ry.
—V.
189, p.
1790.
Atlanta & West Point RR.—Earnings-
ESTIMATED CORPORATE FINANCING IN
period End. Mar. 31—
NEXT FOUR WEEKS
Net
from
rev.
operations
Net
Forthcoming private corporate issues, to which offering dates have
been given, are expected to raise about $517 million in four-week period
commencing May 1—an encouraging increase of $146.6 million over last
weeks four-week projection for the period April 27-May 22.
Interestingly enough is the rejuvenated aggregate bond total figure,
early March is larger than
the equities' total. There are many more issues of common than bonds,
only a few of which are sizable, but the fewer bond issues are larger in
.
Net
on
to the market
are
totaled in the table below.
The data
compiled by
Corporate Financing Department of the Commercial and Financial
Chronicle from private and SEC sources.
$99,842
2,887
*32,113
Line
Coast
from
rev.
ry.
—V;
i89,
RR.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
1959—3 Mos.—1958
railway
$3,514,474
—
inc.
operating
$3,117,974
1,297.429
1,033,179
■
,
Atlas
V.
Co.—Statement
Investment
statement
registration
shares of
common
filed
voting
189.
the
with
stock
share, without underwriting,
per
$8,648,536
$7,261,224
2,549,928
1,827.707
1790.
p..
,'s.•"/
V-'t
V
* !yi
,
••
•
Effective—
SEC
$10)
(par
J
•
on
Feb.
be
to
3,
covering
offered
became effective on April 7.
at $25
See also.
703.
p.
are
Atlas
the
Private
$132,838
195
1673.
p.
operations
Net
50,006
assigned dates for their entry
$43,338
33,854
operating revenue... $14,511,655 $13,601,346 $40,853,064 $39,014,421
Ry.
operating expenses
10,997,181
10,483,372
32,204,528
31,753,197
The
securities
$70,290
inc.
Period End. Mar. 31—
.
The dollar amounts of the
$904,625
804,783
Ry.
indicated below, which, for the first time since
magnitude.
$921,047
788,809
railway
'Deficit.—V.' 189,
Atlantic
$315,207
271,809
—.
operating
ry.
1959—3 Mos.—1958
1959—Month—1958
$343,403
273,107
operating revenue.operating expenses
Ry.
Ry.
Centers,
Inc.—Private
Placement—This
through Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.; has arranged
to place privately $3,000,000 of 12-year unsecured notes,
company,
it
Capital Demand
Setting
announced
was
pjh April 28.—V. 189,
p.
477.
,
.
"
,(L. S.) Ayres & Co.—Tenders for Preferred Stock—
Bonds
May 1- 8
May 11-15
$56,925,500
Mav 18-21
May 25-29
Stocks
Total
$49,245,000
$106,170,500
63,938,700
85,350,000
149.288,700
64.500,000
77,774,998
142.274.998
114,000,000
5,537,500
119,537,500
to
up
sale
it
to
1947,
of
National
Merchants
The
have
to
case.—V.
than
187,
$299,364,200
$217,907,498
$517,271,698
Among the larger public offerings of private corporate issues sched¬
May 1-May 22 period are: 216,093 shares American Agricultural
Chemical Co. common, and $30 million Textron debentures on
May 4;
150,000 shares Idaho Power
May 7; $19,925,550 Baltimore
May 8; $15,000,000 General American Oil
Co. of Texas debentures on May 11; $15,000,000 Idaho Power bonds, 465000 shares Marine Midland
Corp. common, and 1,182,077 shares Potomac
Electric Power common all on
May 13; $12 million Electronics Capital
Corp. common on May 18; $50 million Alberta Municipal Financing Corp.
debentures on May 20; 821,256 shares Consolidated Natural Gas common
on
May 21, and $75 million Consolidated Edison Co. of N. Y. bonds on
Gas & Electric debentures
common
$103.50
per
Mav 26.
Net
Net
1959—Month—1958
April 30. 1959.
will
"
in
each
.
opers.
$7,086,138
income—
1790.
3,283,557
fr
p.
rv.
-
Corp.—Private Placement—This
Products
Basic
$6,748,035 $16,012,760 $16,370,264
2,766,667
4,879,623 ' 4,971,703
.
,
_
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$31,719,041 $93,226,933 $92,147,662
24,971,005 77,214,173 75,777.398
26,696,549
oner,
com¬
has placed privately $4,000,000 of notes due 1971,
announced on April 30. Rate was not revealed.
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. took $2,000,000
pany
it
was
notes.
these
of
Completes Acquisition— *
This
the
Mr.
stock
April
completed acquisition of more than 50r'
of
Electric Co., Milwaukee, Wis., it was
has
corporation
common
announced
of
23
Hevi-Dnty
by
Anthony
in
malt
the
Hevi-Duty's
will
sales
be
products.
"There
headed
will
by
Wening,
added
about
statement
to
Urn
equally
no
E.
of
the
parent
corporation.
present volume, Basic Products'
divided between electrically and
"
.
be
Harold
President.
Hevi-Duty will be operated as a
with its financial and operating reports
consolidated
now
von
that
Wening reported
subsidiary of Basic Products
von
total sales
vestment News" in the Monday issues.
re".-
i89,
included
description of the above corporate financing, as well as
financing scheduled for after May 21, may be obtained from the "Securi¬
ties Now In Registration" Section of the
April 30 Thursday issue of the
Chronicle. and, of course, the extensive ' General
Corporation and In¬
dividends
accrued
.
expenses
oxier,
ry.
—V.
With
A detailed
plus
share
Railway oper. revenue— $33,782,687
on
on
Inch,
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—Earnings—
Railway
uled for
Indianapolis,
Co.,
1886.
p.
Period End. March 31—
Total
Trust
&
a.m.
4 xifx
an
less
prices
Bank
(EST) on April 27, 1959, receive tenders for the
preferred stock, issues of May 1, 1945 and series
amount sufficient to exhaust the sum of $46,790, at
10
of
change
Koch,
in the Hevi-Duty management which,
President," Mr. von Wening said.
is
purchase of Hevi-Duty common stock
abount two years ago as part of a long-range diversification program
with the purchase of 63,585 of the firm's 345,530 shares of common
stock outstanding.
The program to acquire majority ownership was
launched last November when a request for tenders at $22 per share
was
mailed to Hevi-Duty, stockholders.
,
5
Basic
Products
began
its
,
.
which began operations more than 35 years ago, manu¬
laboratory and industrial furnaces, current regulator? and
transformers, and a wholly-owned subsidiary, Anchor Manufacturing
Hevi-Duty.
factures
Volume
Co.,
189
Manchester, N.
electrical
j.Irt
addition
.
.
It had
sales
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
meter
of
boxes,
$10,382,930
sockets
in
and
other
electric
and
Corp.,
year
a
Products
its
investment division.
an
fiscal
last
year
to
amoum
chase
&
$35,168,509;—-
it
approved
shares.
stock
split
increase
an
two-for-one
of the
directors.
mailed
April
30.
certificates
New
The
split will increase the
1,414,870 and reduce the
189. p. 1462.
;*
for
shares
vaiue
par
outstanding
from
$10
to
from
$5
707,435
$41 Million Navy Colitis.
cruisers,
Little
nuclear
missiles
Rock
powered
other
missile
These
engineering
will
City,
and
during
of
prototype
missiles.—V.
189,
Net
fr.
rev.
ry.
1959-Month—1958
$3,482,966
4,258,584
'Deficit.—V.
*$525,229
'$775,618
'392,446
March
..
1558
of
consolidated
$10,273,201,
201,224
sales
for
three
the
from
26'<j
up
'$2,085,740
'1,773,868
$8,124,620
ton
paid
stock
$31.16
was
by
this company
$3,000,000,
Boeing paid
State
and
share, against $30.62
a
in
1958
tax of
sales
a
in
$1,500
security
Florida
payments
Contributions
in
Kansas,
franchise
fees.—V.
made
tax
Boston
totaled
year
a
than
more
than $755,000
more
sales
by
product.
effective
more
These
on
capital
result
a
as
The
for
but
ago.—
number
of
products
new
188,
in
Washing¬
into
1958
It
and
Nov/
the
for
of
first
$141,376
quarter of
in the first
Net
the
Federal
Budd
Mexico
plus
licensing
The
sales
$1,000,000
was
1959
depreciation
our
filed
which
Is
; operations
eper.
5,796,859
15,522,968
a
sub¬
in 1960 has also been prepaid."
$3
ry.
180,
17,443,674
46.607
issued
were
October
in
1958.
to
$1,637,976
$1,060,817
579.210
'24,667
$3,362,050
$1,933,903
227,469
'1,330.805
-
preferred shares
shares.
been
have
surrendered' for
Co.—Sales
and
Earnings Rise—
4,381,408
189,
625,200
increase for period—
stock dividends..
available for
shares
$2,154,638
and
Sales
113,912
22<^>
common
stock
$2,040,723
on
1,508,060
outstanding
Government
1,503,610
$1.35
$0.30
'
&
sponsored research
contracts."—V.
189,
Net
last
entitled
trade
or
189,
Brown Co.,
longer can also be used.
Swirly
the dome a slight clockwise twist.
Berlin, N. II.—Plans
for
the
establishment
country
told
is
Ltd.—Removed From Cana¬
at
by
their
this
annual
of
a
company
meeting
small
are
on
now
April
plant
in
Net
;
amounted
Net
1958.
first
to
income
quarter
$27,664,310,
of
1958.
of
Lakewood
as
Gold
EARNINGS—For the
fund
Stripe
and
from
1961
to
1970,
and
plus accrued Interest.
Gotham
Tommies
and
Gold
for
garments,
weeks ended Jan.
24
consolidated net sales
CAPITALIZATION
per
GIVING
17,
of
Stripe for its
lingerie; Carwood,
and Flamingo for
EFFECT
195.9 the
$18,382,003
common
TO
company and
and net
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
$3,250,000
Secured
(revolving credit)
long-term notes payable—
4Vi
notes
4'<
notes
due
Oct.
due
1,
Oct.
Subordinated Icng-teim
5.90 c/o
earn¬
share..
payable—banks-
Unsecured
:
convertible
March
:
smaller
COMMERCIAL
stock
4,000,000
.
$2,750,000
-1,201,000
1959
1,
250,000
250,000
3,500,000
*3,500,000
3,000,000
1960-70—.
-3,000,000
debt
subordinated
15,
($50
de-
$854,368
$784,800
532,571
531,457
$91,571
26,137
ir.c.
$321,797
97,888
$61,378
18,361
$253,343
year
convertible
pfd.
($1
845,454
underway,
FINANCIAL
21.
CHRONICLE
$23,736,595
1,018,002
income
taxes
income
income
(Reg.
U.
S.
1959—12 Months—1958
$22,113,862 $93,095,506 $88,173,303
916,128
4,713,373
4,627,931
528,400
472,100
2,430,300
($50
$444,028
$2,283,073
_
$0.67
$3.42
SHEET DATA AS OF MARCH
and
45,800 shs.
pursuant
and exercise
current
;
31
,
of 45,000 shares reserved for issuance
upon exercise of
stock options and 292,777 shares reserved for issuance
of the 4 la to and 5 tV preferred stocks.-
(with
to
attached
the
subscription
warrants)
1958
12,813,708
12,390,629
assets
——
liabilities——
;
ratio
per
Investment
—
Dickson & Co
C.
J.
.
Total
capital stock
Number
Book
'Not
which
Patent
of
value
common
per
and
equipment—net
surplus
shares
outstanding
share
Office)
Cassell & Co.,
«te Co
F.
Co
Inc
3l/2
Doolittle
3^2
10
Co.—
Hill, Darlington & Co
3V2
8 la
Laird, Bisscll & Meeds
8l2
McDaniel
3Va
_
____
Joseph Walker & Sons
1572.
J.
R.
Lewis &
Williston &
3Vj.
Co
3y2
316
Beane—
316
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (& Subs.)—Earnings—
after
Federal
Net
8,231,898
35.4
1959
charges
and
State
1958
1957
$1,682,131
income
taxes—
profit
of capital shares..-:
$1,320,246
$1,931,774
948,668
748,493
1,091,15£
——
—
—a—
Earned
14,720,355
13,594,411
20.50
April
9,569,836
24,710,159
668,014
9,533,107
23,469,304
662,898
earned
36.99
35.40
Dana
year
$571,753
$840,615
1,156,656
1,156,656*
1,156,656
$0.63
$0.49
$0.73
807.
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Earnings Increase Forecast—
3.8 to 1
3,600,000
one
p.
—
share
per
189,
17,194,411
.
$733,463
Number
3,400,000
$200,000 principal payments due within
reflected in current liabilities.—V. 187, p. 2446.
William
&
12 Weeks Ended March 22
3.0 to 1
—
including
are
p.
C.
15
Weedon &
189,
22.04
and
below
have
severally
percentages set
principal amount of the
which are not subscribed for
respective
offer:
30
Stein Bros. & Boyce
Boettchcr & Co
—V.
18,120,355
—.—
plant
Wheat
Crowcll,
$27,064,689 $23,236,663
8,944,334
6,092,252
share
in
named
the
the
$2,664,136
—
receivable—net————___'
Working capital
<
Sinking fund debentures due in 1975-77-;
Working capital less long-term debt——.—
Amount
%2,064,596 shs
• for Issuance
upon
of the warrants now offered.
,0
S.
—V.
current
*5,000,OOOshs.
conversion
Profits
$4,975,107
9,275,874
books__—_———33.9
—
notes
Number of days' sales on
Inventories
51,379 shs.
initially to be reserved
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
agreed to purchase from the company
below opposite
their
names
of
$3.30
share—
_
Accounts
7,697 shs.
51,854 shs.
par)——
shares
24,872 shs.
7,775 shs.
,
forth
$2,184,831
$0.73
25,000 shs.
par)
preferred
2,443,100
$489,602
;
per
Cash
Total
stock-
1959—3 Months—1958
—
287,000
pfd.
'
stock
convertible
conversion of the debentures
R.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Show Gain
;
—
103,187
'1791.
from
par)—
stock
Includes
debentures
railway
1971
pari—__
stock ($50 par)
Preferred
Common
*
1,
one
($20
outstanding
188,581
1959—
cumulative
stock
upon
1959—3 Mos.—1958
April
within
.5cumulative
or
$249,959
before inc. taxes
Current
plants
AND
1959—Month—1958
due
due
Capital stock-—
4lisUcumulative
$1,774,099 was
Earnings per
1959
another
of
have
p.
for
Net
Expansion—
new
strategically located in relation to
raw materials and markets.
This is especially true in relation to the
manufacture
of
Bermico
pipe and conduit.
Three
years
ago
the
.
1959
of
of
the
202,137
BALANCE
Chairman of the Board, said that "con¬
freight rates, both for bringing in raw materials
to our present plants at Berlin and Gorham, N.
H., and for the delivery
of finished
products to distant markets, makes it necessary for the
THE
sinking
sinking fund at lOOfi
ings of $680,572, equal to 30 cents
Show Sharp Increase—
$293,708
sales
Prov.
lighted
Whittemore,
increase
to
annual
the
the financing will provide addi¬
working capital to finance the company's expanding business and
currently be applied to the reduction of short-term bank- loans.
will
Senior
expenses
operating
Income
Total
company
for
Period End. Mar. 31—
Net
safety light is available in brilliant red, safety amber,
firemen's blue and sparkling green.
It weighs just 5 oz. including bulb
and batteries and retails for only $1.98.
F.
manager
company
Gotham
benturos,
quarter
quarter
Carpenter Paper Co.
new
Laurence
an
such
names
hosiery;
San
Inc.,
revenue—
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
and powerful magnet built into the base make
it possible to fasten Swirly to almost anything.
Swirly can also be
tised as a flashlight by simply removing the dome.
tinuing
to
redeemable for
Courts & Co
even
instantly by giving
Special belt clip
were
The
the offering.
,f Sampson and Royal Blue for men's work
■y,
masonry mortar.
■"
■, - V:\
common
Quarry
operations
"Swirly Safety Lite" because of its attention-attracting
safety feature, Swirly consists of a 3"x3" break-resistant plastic base
and
dome containing spring mounted
bulb and two easily changed
penlight batteries which supply hours of continuous light. Mercury
holders
first
first
income
operating
1343.
p.
the
of
the
the
net
Railway oper.
Ry.
new
Negotiations
—
and Its subsidiaries are engaged in the
manufacture of hosiery; men's-work garments and
sportswear; lingerie
and quarry products.
Its products are distributed under trade marks
share on
1959, Edward G. Budd,
per
Carolina & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
safety light that offers added protection because the
'light automatically rotates and waves with the slightest vibration, is
~manufactured in four transparent colors by this company.
section
Debentures Offered
—
May 13, 1959. R. S. Dickson & Co. is
BUSINESS—The
Explorations Ltd.—V. 139, p. 1924, V. 180, p. 623.
Period End. Mar. 31-^r
duces New Safety Lite—-
Bowers'
$494,535
*79,472
31. 1959 and before April 1, 1971, Into common
price of $5.50 per share.
The debentures are
option of the company after Oct. 31, 1959, at prices
I05.90';o to 101 «», plus accrued interest. The debentures
from
also
are
will be
t Exclusive
,
Bowers Battery & Spark Plug Co., Reading, Pa.—Pro¬
*
'18,109
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds from
$1.03-were
of
Net
that
89,672
1572.
tional
reported for the first quarter of 1959, compared
with 26c per share for the same period in 1958.—V. 189, p. 1463.
"In ,1959,
batteries
80,126
2,063,465
-
conversion
a
ranging
working capital.
for
-above
times
share
$450,705
we plan to spend some $3,000,000 in an expanded research
development program covering a range of metals wc have come to
as "from A to Z '—aluminum to zirconium,
which covers many
different metals.
Some portion of this expenditure will be returned to
-
$499,172
$2,558,000
the bSS.i.S. of $100. „of debentures for each 68
on
at
6'.'<>■
describe
Named
$266,622
_
189, p.
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$240,685
opers.
its subsidiaries had
Carborundum Co.—Earnings
and
a
The
his
are
company's management team of President Walter J. Tuohy and
vice-presidents
told the
annual meeting
of
sharcowners
seven
30
that
going
1959 is
should
year."
we
last
off
to
show
a
an
good
start
and
improvement
that
over
"at
the
the
$6.36
rate
a
On
account of
the fluctuations
In
the
rate
of
B.
Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place,
advertising issue) with a statistical issue
we
share
|
of
Operating revenues for the first four
months
the year
are
million, up from last year by nearly $6 million, or almost 5%,
according to John E. Kusik, Vice-President for Finance.
He added
that "from the standpoint of net income, the picture is still better—
$115.5
$14.7 million for the first four months of
this year, or $1.31 per share,
York 7, N. Y„ REctor 2-9570.
George J
Morrlssey, Editor;
William Dana Seibert, President. Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and
on Monday].
Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street. Chicago 3, Illinois
(Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1959 by William B. Dana
Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879. Subscription!
in United States, U. S.
Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per
year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year.
Other Qountries, $72.00 per year.
NOTE:
at
$500,000.—
redeemable at the
common
Swirly,
con¬
incurred
2,026.828
Authorized
Rock
'See Cartier Quebec
$564,617
113,915
respective
under
to
$2,526,000
1571.
p.
1,189,817
2,226,770
"
taxes
share outstanding at end
periods
.Austin R. Zender, President, said in part:
ifs
its
estimated
loans
$934,000
667,378
group that will underwrite
a
stock
{'
dian Restricted List—
1958
$29,320,919
3.9
■
is
convertible after Oct.
t^pnounced on April 24.
Calumet Uranium Mines
1959
Preferred
;
toward
The warrant entitles the holder to purchase 10 shares of common
stock after Oct. 31, 1959 and before April 1, 1961 at
$6 per share and
thereafter at $9 per share up to April 1, 1964.
The debentures are
conversion
.4
1
company earned $4,214,000 or 94 cents
of $79,855,000 during the first quarter of
fixtures
$43,034,351
per
1959
is offering holders of its outstanding common
rights to subscribe for $3,000,000 of 5.90% con¬
(EDST)
of
.
of
other
and
shares held of record April 29, 1959. The offer¬
ing will be in units consisting of $100 principal amount
of debentures with
warrant, at a subscription price of
100%.
Rights to subscribe will expire at 3:30 p.m.
20
corporation on April 16 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 250,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($1
per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for ground lease and buildings, operation,
1791.
p.
Prevision for income
Earned
ry.
income
oper.
stock,
per
Enterprises,
Clements, Calif.—Files With SEC—
"■ ■ /•.; ".U.---.
Profits before prevision for income taxes——
Common
sale
for
689,315
expenses
fr.
rev.
stock
a
registration statement with the. SEC on
192,039 shares of 5 rb convertible preferred
164.299 shares of $1 par common stock.
shares,
at
California
$6,857,676 $18,885,018 $19,377,577
-
-Balance
this
1959—Month—1958
4 $930,000
revenue—*
oper.
Short-term notes
Three Months Ended March 31--
Net
terms
registration statement
repayment of short-term bank
which at March 31, 1959 amounted
share
—V.
Bridgeport Brass Co.—Sales and Earnings Highersales
the
1959.
1924.'
p.
Maturities
Net
Co.
the
for
will
firms
'
■'Deficit.—V.
,
«te
investment
vertible subordinated debentures, due April 1,
1971, with
attached warrants to purchase 300,000 shares of common
figures compare to earnings of $793,000 or 15 cents per com¬
on
sales of $56,109,000 in the first quarter of 1958.
The
1953 earnings figure included a Federal inccme tax refund of $1,556,000.
1959—3 Mos.—1958
V.
inc.
operating
ry.
of
group
to
common
offer
.
conversion
amendment
subscrip¬
of
company
These
mon
1959—Month—1958
.____
by
prices,
Chadbourn Gotham, Inc.
$3,-
recovery
and
par,
common
President,
Jr.,
and
RR.—Earnings—
from railway
rev.
a
will use the proceeds from
improvement program which
and
'Deficit.—V.
1958 the company's bank
lower than it was at the
The
Net
12,
purposes
Railway
presently amounts to $2,200,000,
at this time last year.",
covering
$10
common
the
1959./
by
for
shares
22
subscription
common
investors
of
filed
be
May
and
Railway
or
110,798
each
The
.
under
company
542.
p.
Maine
&
the
redemption
Period End. March 31—
are
share, the proceeds being advanced to a
subsidiary to be applied to the reduction of indebtedness incurred in
the
purchase of certain
properties.
An additional
52,632 common
sluires and 167.039 preferred shares were issued within the past few
months in connection with the purchase of the outstanding stock of
Flamingo Telefilm Sales, Inc., and certain rights and interests with
respect to a group of films, and the purchase of the outstanding stock
.and certain obligations of Transfllm Inc.
An additional 25,000 pre¬
ferred
shares
will
be
issued
in
connection
with
such
acquisitions.
$60,000,000.
189,
expenditures to be completed
the potentialities of the
A
192,039 preferred shares and 99,299 shares of the common stock
private
l'or
1959.
May 27,
on
stockholders
common,
12,
Central Vermont Ry. Inc.—Earnings—
Net
cornoration
been,
(EDT)
to
debentures
May
company
such
V.
which
of
the sinking fund, due
28, 1959,
series A,
of
on
rate,
will
about
or
$23,700,000
542.
p.
offered
be
$100
p.m.
coupon
struction
1958.
than
of
record
offering is being underwritten
The
in¬
efforts,
sales
891,430
Co.—Registers With SEC—
headed by Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
tax.
the
Ry. operating- revenue$6,871,782
Railway operating exps.
5,233,80G
Net
important
1960,
totaled
California
Period End. Mar. 31—
.
insole
Light
to
are
rate
of
particulars
fibre
of
the
held
The
subject to certain conditions will be, issued in connec¬
tion with certain acquisitions of businesses and assets;
and the re¬
maining 65.000 common shares arc reserved for issuance under Em¬
ployee Restricted Stock Options.
$8,859,619.
Workmen's compensation or state industrial insurance in Washington
State added up to a tax of $655,644 for Boeing.
Boeing also pays a variety of other taxes including State income
taxes
only
stock,
at
expire at 3:30
improvement
sinking fund, due June 1, has already been prepaid, and
188,
83,099
1958
Social
and
not
"in
The
1018.
Insurance
the
and
costs
$1,638,741
841,863
$1,473,326
396,727
,
added
have
Boeing
paid property taxes
in
five
states—Washington,
Florida.
Kansas, Oklahoma and the District of Columbia. The total taxes were
>
result,
some
Skowbo
stock,
Largest single item—$32,200,000—in the 1958 tax bill was the Federal
income tax.
Boeing is taxed 52'/c of its gross earnings.
The Washington State business and occupation tax on the company's
gross income added up to more than $4,000,000.
In
of
$645,212
495,440
inc.
1791.
p.
common
stock
was
Of
nearly
of
earnings were
generally, but by the
reported
that "net income
$10,780, as compared to a loss
of
This
Boeing Airplane Co.—Tax Bill Over $60,000,000—
Taxes
quarter
said
Buckeye Corp.—Registers With SEC—
common
189, p.
the
research.
it
April
The company is in a strong financial condition with net
working
capital at March 31, of $20,349,342, comparing with $17,159,756 a year
ago.
Inventories were $15,158,704, up from $14,717,312.
Book value
•
the first
in
Fair
$785,783
—
operating
Central Illinois
December.
Mr.
9,195,105
This company on April 23 filed a registration statement with the
Securities and Exchange Commission covering a new issue of $10,038,700
convertible
debentures
due
1974.
The
debentures,
convertible
into
several
Company's
30,
period.
the
than
last
of
189,
9,235,702
railway
Treasurer
same
was $220,374. equivalent
preferred dividends to 33 cents per common share. This compared
with
a
loss of $60,699, after tax adjustment credits,
in the
1958
period.
of
Brown
lower
Net income after taxes l'or the three months
V.
is
are
was
—V.
ended
the
lor
producing
stantial part of
months
after
V
strike
operations
1958
Skowbo
"The
had
and
the
alone is
expected to amount
to $3,300,000,
and this is approximately the
amount
we
plan to spend on plant replacement and improvement.
189, p. 1571.
company
31, 1959,
by $152,156
the
of
the
Mr.
Black, Sivalls & Bryson, Inc.—Reports Profit—
The
cost
000,000
4,233,278
$13,863
151,941
better
were
ry.
$10,668,431
3,095,916
—
operations
company's results
reported the company's net results in the first
borrowing at Nov.
previous year-end.
$2,147,538
1,285,324
income
oper.
1939—3 Mos.—1958
$760,095
1,565,371
opers.
in
from
rev.
Net
held by 7,929
:>v "V-•
no\y
Vice-President
improvement
"In spite of reduced sales and earnings in
$1,579,234
ry.
Senior
and
predicted
on
now
1959
quarter
expenses
oper.
N ;t
$3,741,128 $10,894,443
$3,897,040
3,111,257
|,..
■
1959—3 Mos.—1958
1959—Month—1958
operating revenue
operating expenses
Ry.
conditions."
present
outstanding stock is
producing units will be enhanced.
under development in research.
Talos
for
are
revenue-...
oper.
Railway
of
only
are
"There
Bessemer & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
Railway
1959
not
creases
Mr.
Period End. March 31—
Fair
H.
Skowbo
which
1959
Net
of
continuing
armament of
of
the
Navy's
1790.
p.
E.
Mr.
are
Onco,
the major
$12.9 million,
over
procurement
Ry.
grades of new papers, including
specialties
for
technical
use
and
printing
papers
from
northern
hardwood.
Both arc finding excellent acceptance in the trade. There
has been an improvement in the sales of paper generally, as well as
Beach.
Long
amounting to
and
form
Oklahoma
and
cruiser,
contracts,
A.
despite the
"We
contract., in the approximate amount of $28.3 million, is for the
production of Talos guided missiles at the Naval Industrial Reserve
Ordnance Plant at Mishawaka. which
is operated by
Bendix for the
Two
of
proving their value, in the lowering
product quality generallyc
One
the
because
anyway,
3
Central of Georgia Ry.—EarningsPeriod End. Mar. 31—
pur¬
by the recession in business
startup cost of the company's new magnesia recovery plant at Berlin.
"The recovery plant" said Mr. Fair "along with improved equipment
for production of higher quality pulps and paper products arc now
totaling over $41 million have been awarded
corporation's Bendix Products Division, Mishawaka, Ind., by
Navy's Bureau of Or-lnance.
Ordnance.
Last
the
tion
this
of
1959.
affected
Guided missile contracts
Bureau
Ore.
for
our
shares
Skowbo
Commenting
share,—
per
location
of
Bendix Aviation Corp.—Gets
first
2.633,981
W.
quarter
for
May 8, but share-owners should retain
common
Corvallis,
at
another
.-y.
Stuart
existing certificates.
the
affected
be
President
split
the board of
two, to four million authorized
from
effective
plant
capacity.
underway in
similar plant
—V.
would
1958,
became
additional shares will be
to
pipe
fibre
its
now
It
Brown's
Split-Up Voted—
on
also
The
Co.—Stock
April 23 approved a
previously recommended by
stock
common
V.
are
for making Bermico pipe and
competitive position in the markets of
the South.
We feci these new plants, situated as they will be out¬
side
the
economic
sphere
of
our
Berlin
location,
will
not
affect
operations of the Berlin Bermico plant to any greater extent than
."-V:
Howell
sharcowners
corcmon
to
small
a
double
building of a
will improve
or
conduit.
sales
Net
to
owners.
Bell
The
for
■//'
2739.
p.
had
we
"Negotiations
electronic
wholly-owned subsidiary; and
a
Basic
188,
They
divisions
the
components and products; the Froedtert Malt
major commercial malt firm; the 3rinsthere Oil Co., which
oil producing properties; the Bauer-Schweitzer Malting Co.,
operates
Inc.,
Hevi-Duty,
(2031)
purchased
company
1958.
of Basic
Products Corp.
include the Sola Electric Co. of Chicago, manufacturer of precision
now
for
to
5843
manufactures
H..
equipment.
'
v.
Number
New
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New YoTk funds.
•4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2032)
fni04
board of directors, which
payment of the Si dividend in June,
the
Folio win?"
fled cat"
which
p
was
fi6-vear~old
Koitli-Albee Theater in
officers antl directors,
boarded a special SO-coach C&O
Ky. There the shareowners helped
new $:» million
"push-button" manifest classification yard
given the name of "Fitzpatrlek Yard" in honor of C&O'fl
director and former Hoard Chairman, Herbert E'ltzpatrlcK
133,
Huntington.—V.
of
Commission
tration
Railway one.
Railway
Net
JNct
189,
opers.
$5,214,860
$3,941,246 $13,802,704. $11,338,195
Chicago
Railway opcr.
Net
tfet
income.
opor.
rv.
"■Deficit.—V.
189,
p.
daily
for
the
last
17
months,"
The
passenger
the
of
In the past
Plymouth
the corporation's daily rate of sales
increase of 26%- over the first 10 days
divisions shared in the daily sales increases
Mr. Nichols said.
up
25#>"'over the first "10 days of April,
company
ten days,"
sales
were
up 31%; DeSoto was up 13%; Chrysler increased 32%
and
Imperial scored a 403? gain.
Mr. Nichols said the company's daily retail sales rate has Increased
V5% since full production was resumed on February 25th following
settlement of the 134-day strike at plants of Chrysler's glass sup¬
plier.
llodge was
Demand for Dodge
Six-Cylinder Engines Show Mar¬
ket Increase—
The
automotive economy
is being demonstrated again by a marked increase in the demand for
Hodge six-cylinder engines.
J
Demand
for
six-cylinder
1959
models has increased
23'3?- com¬
pared to the sales record of the 1958 model year, according to M. C.
American
JPatterson,
"More
ciate
motorists'
Dodge
and
General
lower
the
in
Net rev.
ry.
—V.
$1,903,531
This
189,
1,130,975
$5,521,098
3,410,640
$688,891
$2,110,452
683,581
1,900,315
1,904,890
189,
20%
of
In
the
the
the
combine
first
five
users
has
different,
In
Canada
manufacturers
and
the
Interested in
*5«cliange
Mr.
United
selling
for
interested
States
our
said:
"We
in
through
line of
manufacturing
Bechhold
farm
marketing
our
their
machinery in
their
also
arc
countries in
facilities,"
have
now
the
entered
Ohio
market
Wall
40
sales
other
our
quotas
/
on
a
for
the
branches
first
half
distributors
and
of
fiscal
our
far
are
which
year
ahead
ends
maintains branch offices at Bellevue, Ohio, Kansas
Minneapolis, Mian. Additional distribution is handled
Ind., and Raleigh Co-operatives and other independent
distributors in key farm areas.—V. 178, p. 947.
by
company
St.
and
Paul,
The SEC
tond
Act
of
I.
cuch
assets,
tlie
en
in
which
be
of
respective
with
shares
agreement
an
of
Fund
will
asset
net
and
Bond
values
issue
will
shares
the
of
1959.
On
Jan.
$65,745,947,
assets
of
1959,
$10.82
or
Bond
31,
its
of
of
and
amounted
plan
of
reorgan¬
subject to the approval
In exchange for
stock
shares of
assets
share;
per
Investment
tiiure.—-V. 189, p.
net
and
be
Investment.
the_ effective date of the exchange, which
30,
Investment
Fund,-Inc., to acquire the assets
affiliate, The Bond Investment Trust
its
submitted to
the
Colonial
of Bond
Colonial
of
accordance
will
majority
a
Purchase
exemption order under the Investment Com¬
an
The
liabilities
to
the
Dec.
on
basis
two companies
is expected
Colonial
the
on
to be
Fund
31,
April
$4,4'33,9o7,
oper.
1959—Month—1958
revenue-..
oper.
Nast
stock
common
interests
that
better
the
first
Y.—V.
N.
$418,426
Publications,
were
,Tliis
$654,921
230,214
159,090
633,176
458,466
$188,212
$85,707
$404,509
$196,455
76,176
25,541
179,634
52,658
expenses
Acquired by
(no
pari
initiated
the
in
of this
acquisition
corporation
by Sprayregen &
Co.
of 480,500
shares
by
the S. I. Newhouse
New York City.
See
of
1792.
189, p.
filed a registration statement with the SEC on April
24, 1959, covering $75,000,000 of first and refunding mortgage bonds,
series P, due June 1, 1989, to be offered for public sale at competitive
company
bidding.
• ,
~
•
'
.
Net proceeds from the sale of the, bonds will become a part of the
treasury funds of the company and will be applied (It to retire short.
.
,
„
.
bank
struction
loans
1959
$27,009,000
is
(2) toward the cost of its con¬
and its subsidiary are engaged in a
involve expenditures for the years
approximately $1,000,000,000, of which $914,$38,000,000 for gas, $13,000,000 for steam and
expected
of
1963
for
electric,
$30,000,000 for common plant.
company's
to
These figures include provision
for
the
proposal
mated cost
and
The company
program
through
000,000
of
program;
construction
of
to the City of New York to acquire, at an esti¬
$120,000,000 payable over a three year period, the three
power plants owned by the city which supply electricity to the "BMT"
and
"IRT"
divisions
Consolidated
of
its
transit
system.—V.
189,
1344.
p.
'
Electrodynamics
Corp.—Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
April
on
$1,097,685
Stock
Inc.
$7,61G,50C
The
company
common
at 360 Sierra
Madre Villa,
29 filed a registration statement with
of convertible subordinated debentures
to
proposes
stockholders
in
offer
the
the
raiio
of
debentures
$100
Pasadena,
the
SEC
due
for
June
Calif,
covering
1,
1984.
subscription
debentures
of
With
for
by
each
14
shares
held.
The
record
date, interest rate, subscription
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. Blyth
& Co., Inc., is listed as the principal underwriter.
common
Net
liet
rev.
ry.
—V.
fr.
ry.
income
oper.
189,
opers.
The
1572.
p.
Columbia Broadcasting
leges Sought—
The
or
persons
to
Privi¬
Net
Boston
applied
Stock
System, Inc.—Trading
and
the
the
SEC
Philadelphia-Baltimore
Stock
tor
Exchanges
have
unlisted
trading privileges in the common
this company; and the SEC has issued
orders giving interested
until
May
thereon.—V. 189,
5
p.
and
8,
1959,
respectively,
to
request
a
hearing
1925.
is
engaged
primarily
in the design,
development,
sale
of specialized analytical,
measuring, recording
and
data
processing
instruments,
electronic
systems
and
vacuum
equipment for defense, scientific and industrial uses.
company
manufacture and
proceeds
$2,000,000
of
secured
the
debenture
bank/ loan
short-term bank loans
sale
and
will
the
be
proceeds of the bank, loans were used to
receivables and to provide necessary working
in
March
of
$1,475,000
corporation
has called
operation of the sinking
for
fund,
redemption
$610,000
of
on
its
June
5Vu%
1,
next,
through
debentures, series
Consolidated Natural
This
28,
company
1959,
filed
covering
a
Gas
to
to
pay
reduce
in
full
capital,
189,
p.
and
also
shares
of
capital
with
stock.
!
income
It
is
.
$045,778
$234,144';
-
outstanding
,f
692,481
per share...-.v......—+$0.91
payable May IV 1959.
686,177
i$0.33
V;%
'•
Sales arc expected to exceed $45,000,000 in 1959, Louis P'ltzc, Presi-'
dent, said on April 24.. Sties in 1958 were $33,000,000.
First quarter business was strong in all product lines, he said, and
both
sales' and
quarter
earnings
balance
and
were
the
of
Crown
Zellerbaeli
Harold-L.
Corp.—H. L. Zellerbach Retires—
Zellerbach,.'Chairman
Zellerbach
by the
annual
board
Ia
meeting.
this
the
from
V'
Chairman
that
'
.;
.
Executive
following
day,
Zellerbach
Mr.
post,
ihe
of
Committee, and
active man¬
company's
April 23.
earlier
directors
Executive
the
of
retired
on
reelected
was
of
■/ ■>'%,.-':%
•
Acting:Board Chairman, has
agement, it was announced
Mr.
sharply.
Outlook for the second
continues good, he said.—V. 189,:
up
year
'•■
1572.
p.
advises
?
/
•
Committee
the
company's
the
officers
of
the corporation and sees that the policies set by the board of directors
out,
Mr.
Zellerbach will also continue as Acting Board
are-carried
Chairman during the
to
Italy.—V. 189, p.
Crucible
This
absence of J. D. Zellerbach
as
U. S,
Ambassador
1925.
Steel Co; of. America—Canadian Unit—
company
made
April.?-! announced
on
that arrangements
have
been
for the organization of a Canadian company to acquire the
stceimaking facilities of Sorcl Industries. Ltd., located at Sorcl, Quebec.
The Sorcl installation
includes electric melting capacity of 35,000
tens per year,
a
16" rolling mill, a 2.000 ton press and finishing
equipment. It, is located at the confluence of the Richelieu and St.
.
Rivers.
tool,
market
The
stainless
and
for'
new
expected
to
products
is
company
other alloy
and
export.—Vv 189,
for
steel
high
Canadian
products
the
1925.
p.
Cutter Laboratories, Berkeley, Calif.—Earns. Up
The
a
corporation
6%
10%
a
record first quarter sales.
Net
with $4,475,000 for the first quarter of
reported
$4,743,000 compared
were
sales
1958,
increase.
Net profits for the first quarter were $200,000
with $182,000 in 1958, a 10% increase.
>
pared
com¬
,
both
years include
the sales and profits of HollisterWash., merged with Cutter Laboratories in June 1958.
include the figures of Olympic
Plastics Co., Inc. or
for
Spokane,
do
not
Olympic Containers. Ire., Los-Angeles, Calif, acquired March 31, 1959.
—V.
189,
1545.
p.
Daitch Crystal Dairies, Inc.—Private Placement—This
company, through Hirsch & Co., has arranged to place
privately $2,600,000 of 5178% notes due March 1, 1974,,
it was announced on April 7.—V. 189, p. 1345.
Transit
C.
D.
System,
Inc.
(Del.)—Stock
Offered—
Trans Caribbean Airways, Inc. (the parent) is giving to
the holders of its outstanding class A stock of record at
the close of business
April 22, 1959, and to the holders
convertible subordinated deben¬
on
of its outstanding 5172%
tures of record at the record date transferable
warrants,
which
shares
evidence
common
share
per
Transit
stock
the
on
right
the
(a)
class A
basis of
purchase
to
Transit
C.
D.
of
share
one
of
(Delaware)
at
of such D.
C.
(Delaware) stock for each three shares of class A
stock of Trans Carib
stockholders
which such holders either hold
to which
or
they are entitled
as
upon conver¬
sion of their debentures
as of that date, and (b) the priv¬
ilege of purchasing additional shares of such D. C. Transit
(Delaware) stock, subject to allotment, at the Purchase
out of the shares, if any, not purchased pursuant
Price
the
to
described
offer
Of the 350,000 shares
above.
of¬
fered, approximately 244,500 shares will be required for
the exercise of all of the rights described in clause "(a)"
above, if all such rights are exercised. In addition to the
244,500 shares, an additional 5,500 shares will be offered
to the security holders under the
offer described in
clause
"(b)" above to the extent not used for the stabiliz¬
which may be undertaken by Trans
Trans Carib is also giving to certain employees
and officers of Trans Carib and of its wholly-owned
subsidiaries, D. C. Transit and Transportation Corpora¬
tion of America, the non-transferable right to purchase
an aggregate maximum of 100,000 shares of D. C. Transit
(Delaware) stock at the Purchase Price subject to allot¬
ment in the event all eligible employees and officers
elect to exercise their rights.
Any of such shares not
purchased by such employees or officers will be avail¬
ing
transactions
Carib.
able
for
allotment
the additional purchase
The purchase warrants will
expire at 3:30 p.m., New York City time, on May 22, 1959.
No underwriting is involved.
pursuant to
privilege referred to above.
CONTROL—-D.
all
owns
District
hereby
be
are
received
C.
the
of
of
Transit
System,
outstanding
Columbia
stock
outstanding
(a
Inc.
of
corporation).
presently
Airways, Inc.
the
of
shares
Delaware corporation)
System, Inc. (a
securities being offered
Transit
C.
D.
All
owned
by
Trans
Caribbean
No part of the proceeds from the sale of such shares will
by D. C. Transit (Delaware)
or
by D. C.
Transit.
LISTING—Application lias betn made for the listing of the securities
above offered
The
the
on
American Stock
Exchange.
controlling stockholder of Trans
principal ancl
Carib
is O. Roy
Chalk.
After
on
-U—
.c
$113,171'
*120,973
reported at end of first quarter 1958 adjusted to actual
amount realized on sale.
* Adjusted to give effect to 3% stock dividend
1120.
the SEC
$045,778
for
Co.—Registers With SEC—
registration statement
821,256
700.400
-
"Amciint
a
unsecured
at April 20, 1959).
finance inventories and
of notes.—V.
-
—
1958
$0,308,342
209,640
150,475
income
April
proposed
completion
and
2,000,000
ware).
shares
Neither
this
a
future
date.
of
sale
Carib
and
if
all
the
150.000 shares
own
of class
Trans
present intention
at
of
sold, T.vars Carib will
are
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Partial
Redemption—
The
on
Net
$8,000,000
The
retirement
used
balance
(which aggregated
1959
1,352,178
before'non-recurring gain-~r.-i—
sale of plants less applicable inc. taxes
$10
704.
p.
Interests—
This corporation, located
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$245,397
189,
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.—Registers
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
net
per
Colorado & Wyoming
Ry.—EarningsJtailway
Railway
said
amounted
1958, the
or
$20.48
1925.
Period End. March 31-
St., New York 15,
Newhouse
term
Issued
the
America
isation
Cif
to
has
permitting
assume
compared
President,
.
Colonial Fund, Inc.
Trust Assets Cleared—
pany
after a special credit of $25,590,
with a loss in the comparable 1958
Financing—
$12,753,655
.—.
taxes
income
Income
quarter,
on
fcSarch 31."
City, Mo.;
first
The negotiations which resulted
also V.
The
Diwoky,
Conde
S.
of
of
the
in
goods
They
company.
•
farm
and
in
has called for redemption on June 1, 1959, through
of the sinking fund, $30,000 of its first mortgage bonds,
series E, 5:%%
due 1987 at 101.83% plus accrued interest.
Payment
will be made at the City National Bank & Trust Co. of Chicago, 208
S.
LaSalle St., Chicago 90, 111., or at The Chase Manhattan Bank,
>
—
Income,, taxes
They
company
direct factory-to-dealer basis.
Our
Bellevue, Ohio, branch has al¬
ready signed some 30 excellent farm equipment dealers in this pivotal J
state,
Refining Co., Inc.—Sales Up—
operation
of
the
European
Oil
April 27 reported sales for the three months ended
with sales of $11,836,727 in
on
the
.
Income before
April
on
Community Public Service Co.—Partial Redemption—
The
shipped
company's
plans for diversification
and
expansion, Mr.
Bechhold states, "We have under consideration
proposals by a number
of
the SEC-
with
month
countries
Net'gales-
Lawrence
quarter results
were
clue
partly to "improvement in the yields of more valuable
products due to the new Visbreaking Unit which commenced operations
during the first quarter."
As anticipated, he said, operating results
were affected by the shutdown during the quarter of
Plant No. 2 for
maintenance and tying-in of. other facilities—V. 188, p. 443.
are
period of the company's fiscal year, Cockmachines through its Export Department to 14
the world, and many new markets are in the
process of development in spite of dollar difficulties.
chutt
J.
Roy
company's fiscal year.
This compares with
for the corresponding period of a year ago.
sales
Act."
from the sale by the
25-year sinking fund deben¬
System.—V. 189, p. 1572.
obtained
of
sources
Controls Co. of America—Earnings Increased—
Figures
amounted to $14,306,
quarter of $1,189,085.
of
to
cadi
Three Months Ended March 31—
1128.
p.
income
Net
1674.
quarter
designed
willful
registration statement
a
Commonwealth
$1,905,415
706,755
Bechhold, President, reports that sales to Canadian
first
the
either
was
grossly careless and negligent
failure to make adequate
a
March 31, 1959 of $15,049,979/ compared
the March quarter of 1958.
Up 05','o for the first five months of the company's fiscal year over
4he corresponding period of a year ago. Also, Mr. Bechhold
reports that
Cockshutt has accounted for 50','
of the combine sales in Canada for
the
statement
prepared in
indicating a
be
of $20,600,000 of
subsidiary of Consolidated Halliwcll, Ltd., has been
National Outlook Corp. of New York City, and Draper
Canada, it was announced on April 21.
by
arranged
the
Credit
filed
This company
3,464,464
Cockshutt Farm Equipment Ltd.—Implement Sales Up
M.
registration
case
required by
as
company
°
B.
Comico,
$5,369,879
$777,295
opers.
income
p.
prop¬
will
program
1959
internal
from
Dobie "Co., Ltd., of Toronto,
Stier,
195C—3 Mos.—1958
$1,819,866
1.18G.23C
ry.
the
23,
1959, covering 118,100 shares of common stock, issuable upon
exercise of options to purchase common stock issued, or to be issued to
certain officers and key employees of the company and its subsidiaries;
under
the
company's Employees'
Restricted
Stock
Option
Plan.— ,
V.
1959—Month—1958
expenses
fr.
develop
to
'
Haitian
A.,
speed,
revenue..-
oper,
attempts
Co.—Registers Stock Option Plan
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Clinch fie Id 11U.—Earnings—
Period End. March 31—
4Net
con-*
prospectus were materially mis¬
things,
the market and uses' for
unsuccessful
with
was
Commercial
the
oper.
the
or
either
in
disclosure
low
price
Patterson said.
opor.
that
facts
manner,
delivered
Railway
Railway
transactions
in
conceal
thrifty Dodge six is a gas-saving Red Ram V-8
top gasoline, mileage in the low medium-price class
in this month's Mobilgns Economy Run with 21.75 miles per gallon.
Both engines use regular grade gasoline- -V. 189, p. 1925.
which
disclosures
and
other
among
prior
product,
conclude
medium-price cars seem to appre¬
and operating economy of six-cylinder
ol'
initial
engines," Mr.
Companion to
interest
registration
concerning,
informational
Manager.
buyers
more
growing
various
relationship between stock
holdings received by promoters and those of public shareholders if
the shares offered for public sale are sold, provisions of the lease
on
the silica properties, and the obligation to pay royalties unusual in
the
industry.
Furthermore, the prospectus failed to indicate plainly
the
speculative
features of Comico's business and
securities.
"The record shows," the Commission stated, "that Comico is seek¬
ing to carry on a highly speculative venture without any basis for
assuming that it could successfully market any of its material, and
that Comico filed a registration statement which not only failed
to
disclose the speculative features of the offering but contained highly
optimistic
statements regarding Comico's
prospects,
made
without
factual
foundation
and
based
only on
a
rough memorandum pre¬
pared after a cursory study.
These facts, coupled with the omissions
regarding, among others,
the prior unsuccessful efforts to develop
the
property, the interests of the principal olficcrs and directors
and their affiliation and transactions with Interstate,
compel us to
showed
an
that
construction)
The financing of the construction of a copper concentrator for Sedren *
S.
Gain
ruled
Comico's
in
ment
^
cars,
was
erty leased by it,
the proposed use of the proceeds of the stock
offering, the compensation to the underwriter, the interests of manage¬
operation.
"Each
the withdrawal request.
filed in 1957 and proposed
denying
statement
Comico.
Commission
Comico's
Vice-Presidcnt-Automotive
Group
on
2,883
was
of
Nichols,
Byron
April 24.
mkl-Aprii report
said
♦Sales
ten
with
leading
of
oars
for
in
later
Consolidated Ilalliwell, Ltd.—Subsidiary
not
Net
The
retail sales of Chrysler Corporation's passenger
day period ended April 20 was the highest in the
rate
would
Shares
tained
Months—
Seventeen
Last
in
"The
from
Goodwin, Camp and the Bealcs, who assigned it to Comico
in exchange for 600,000 shares of Comico stock.
An additional 110,000 $hares were issued to Beale, Jr.. and others for services. Phillips,
Goodwin and Beale, Sr., became directors and respectively president,
first vice-president and second vice-president of Comico.
Chrysler Corp.—Daily Sales Rate of Cars Hits Highest
Peak
right
of
withdrawal
and protection of investors.
this ruling, stating that in his
construction
and
tures
1959
the
part
the
of
Present
the
Phillips,
$5,646,8.10
*693,124
$5,842,240
.*726,125
$2,232,001
92,714
$2,451,184
261,557
1791.
opers.
rv.
basis
involved
for
in
finance
Palnesville, Ohio, municipal gas distribution sys¬
plans contemplate that the balance of the funds required-'
purchase
tem.
interest
dissented
registration
absolute
no
here
the regis¬
withdrawal
the
to
used
of the Consolidated System.
Plant expenditures are csti$70,300,060
in
1959, including approximately $800,000 for
at
Phillips, Goodwin, and Beale, Sr., officers and director of Interstate,
obtained a $25,000 loan from Interstate to finance the acquisition of
the lease and the organization of Comico.
The lease was acquired by
43,776,339
45,426,965
14,740,379
15,732,536
expenses
fr.
rev.
directors
1959—3 Mos,—1958
1959 --Mont h-1958
$18,183,720 $16,972,444 $51,209,205 $49,423,149
revenue-
opcr.
Ky.—Earnings-
Western
North
&
Period End. March 31—
Railway
4,088,917
5,082,503
1,480,510
2,006,142
-
1674.
p.
is no
there
that
facts
public
of
public offering of 750,000 common shares at $2 per share. Comico
was organized in February 1957 for the purpose of exploiting a deposit
of silica material, located in Pike and Montgomery Counties, Arkansas,
and held under leasehold by Comico's promoters,
Harold E. Phillips,
Cecil V. Goodwin, Calvert W. Beale, Sr., Calvert W. Beale, Jr., and
Gus R. Camp
At the time of filing, Comico had outstanding 770,000
shares, held principally by officers and directors, a substantial por-.,
tion
of which was subject to an option held by Interstate Holding
Corporation, which had a number of common promoters, officers and
47,897,48$
15,871,153
Income
opcr.
rv.
the
the
Sargent
Comico
The
17,527,45$
rv.
declaring
under
with
Commissioner
1359—Month—1958
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$22,742,318 $19,812,399 $85,135,753 $59,235,683
51,303,043
that
by that company.
declined to permit withdrawal
the
expenses
ft.
rev.
—V.
revenue--
op jr.
offering
also
statement,
and
consistent
be
the
announced
28
and
company
company
opinion
Period End. March 31—
the
of
program
April
on
proposed stock
a
exists
Quincy KH.—Earnings—
Chicago, Burlington &
this stock for subscription by stockholders of record May 21,
at the rate of one new share for each ten shares then held..';
subscription price is to be supplied by amendment.
No under¬
writing is involved.
•.;
%
Net proceeds of the stock sale will be added to the treasury funds'
mated
The
1325. •
p.
offer
with
Yard Dedicated—
bv Chairman Cyrus Eaton,
for 1 30-mih trip to Russell,
train
Corp., Memphis, Tenn.—Stop Order Suspends
SEC
Monday, May 4, 1959
.
The
.
issuance of a "stop order"
decision suspending the effectiveness of a registration statement under
the Securities Act of 1933 filed by Comico Corp., for non-compliance
with the disclosure requirements of
the Securities Act in connection
business meeting hold in the
W. Va.. shareowners,
the
Y.—V.
.
1959,
Guaranty
N.
Registration—
Tluntiriton,
downtown
15,
to
plus accrued interest. Payment will be made
Trust Co. of New York,
140 Broadway,
189, p. 1925.
.:V'V;
101.35%
Morgan
The
New Classification
SSa "cd
at
1982
York
Comico
will convene after the
for the second quarter
this year.
Of
the
New
appears
year,
,,
minnnVi to'
due
at
shareowners that the dividend rate of $1
secure fot the year.
He said he would
the
assured
Tuoliy
Mr
_
rcc«
H,
share, an increase
million in 1958, or $1.37 per
compared with $11.2
.
B
common
nor
D.
C.
shares
of class A
stock
of D.
Transit
offered
hereby
stock
common
C. Transit
(Delaware)
(Dela¬
has
any
selling additional shares of class A common stock
Trans
Carib has
been
advised
by
O.
Roy Chalk
and
5
(2033)
Claire
date
Chalk
that they have no present intention
shares of D. C. Transit (Delaware )
of their respective purchase rights.
BUSINESS—D.
V
owned
T. C.
subsidiary cf Trans Carib
A
Investing Corp.
March
12,
1959.-
in
New York
Nov.
to
purchase
1,
1954;
(Delaware)
owns
1953,
the purchase and
(1)
City, which
and
the
at
as
April
other
no
1G,
1959
A3
MARCH
OF
Elbow Beach Surf Club
r
The
A
i$0.20
par
Class
B
($0.20
par
shares
authorized
class/ A
of
stock.
common
y
This
to
year
The
2,000.000
the
of
to
shares of
stock and from 2,000,000 shares of new class B
common
to 10,000,000 shares
2,500,000
Toronto,
of new class B common stock.-—V.
class
new
common
189,
be
Net
Has $1,000,000
—
the
at
fully
Elbow
completed
include
program
comes
the
on
the
on
completed
was
Net
Beach
1959,
fr.
rev,
ry,
ry.
it Bermuda's most
of
Erie
modern
and
Net rev.
Beach
Surf
Club
Net ry.
the
west
expenses
fr.
ry.
coast
The
by
of
meeting
ducted
A
stock
April
on
with
provided
23
preview
a
of
expanded
attending its
and engineering being
research
by. managementwhich
~
shareholders
it
believes
diversification
and
will
sales
provide
con-/;
support
will
683;
for
be
York,
had
120
Hudson
&
RR.
Chairman, told shareholders that "the company is
aggressive campaign in research and engineering to fur-!
an
widen its markets."
However, he cautioned, "that a good per-#'
ceiitage of research and development provides valuable Information but
in
Period End. March 31—
1959—Month—1958
1959—3 Mos.—1958
Railway oper. revenue-^' $4,066,288 -$4,111,993 $11,787,203 $11,905,855
Railway oper. : expenses
.3,035,750 <*2,968,972
8,982,379
9,111,929
cases
some
immediate
no
sales
Net"
fr.
rev.
ry.
—V; 189,
1792.
p..
$1,030,538 *; $1,143,023
ry. opefs.
income
oper.
554.987
$2,804,884
1,562,379
574,908
1,296,399
the
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
$6,387,211
expenses
5,498,087
5,889,975
16,407,277
fr.
$497,236
$1,357,482
$926,521
1,053,682
1,821,996
ry.
deficit
oper.
189,
1925.
p.
-
150,480
.•
$17,764,859 $18,728,603
438,763
(1)
new
a
marine
special
(4)
device
for
high
P.
skill
research
and
(5)
P.
in
background
and
President,
where
areas
the
ceramics
said,
Manager,
:
Board.
the
Stuart
will
Cooper
Executive
Plank, who
continue as
H.
H.
Committee.—V.
189,
elected
was
Chairman
director
a
of
189,
company lias
He
sajid
that
is being used
field
1020.
p.
the
Chairman
and
concluded
were
Duluth, Missabi & Iron Range Ry.—Earnings—
the
Period End. March 31—
<
Commission
Railway
Net
Net
oper.
ry.
—V.
p.
$1,089,857
5,908,782
$1,548,307
ops.
$1,719,060
$4,818,925
$5,314,356
1,680.491
5,201,030
1,779,111
March
on
of
Bond
that
5,442,487
Share's 53
and
the
When
SEC
Co.
1959.
Investment Company-
He
Regulation
it
would
that
reported
the Securities
of
recommend
Investment
it has been
years,
acts
shift
will
status
the
to
to
the
on
that
Company
Net
revenue.—
$582,800
$544,211
expenses
501,218
448,875
$1,464,863
1,388,672
ry. opers.
income-—
$81,582
$95,336
$76,191
$40,703
33,499
56,730
*45,352
*68,857
optr.
fr.
rev.
Net ry.
oper.
"'Deficit.—v.
: >
189,
1792.
p.
$1,462,898
1,422;195
Dutch West India Co., Ltd. — Stock Offered — Smith,
Holley Co., Inc. and Sano & Co., on April 16 publicly
offered as a speculation 222,220 shares of capital stock
(par 10 cents) at $1.35 per share.
PROCEEDS—The
the
corporation
ment
of
in
Liquors,
connection
purchase
with
of
1940.
of
Act
other
corporate
BUSINESS—The
a
has
that
Mr. Walker added "There will be
this shift of status.
The heavy
the
In
better
at
March
at
corporation
78-7.9
Kronprindsens Gade, Charlotte) Amalie, St. Thomas,
The corporation, through its wholly owned subsidiary,';
acquired on Sept. 9, 1958 a blending and bottling plant
as well as the distilling equipment necessary for such operation
in St.
TJiomas, Virgin Islands from Goddard's Ltd. for $49,172.
Sheffield
Liquors. Inc. is duly licensed by the Government of the Virgin Is¬
lands
to
manufacture, distill,
import and export all types of al¬
Islands.
This
beverages.
license
GIVING
is
renewable
EFFECT
TO
stock
*The
corporation
shares
55,000
options
and
public
cents)—
10
has
issued
one
to
options,
one
underwriter
for
until. 13
offering.—V.
189,
months
Lee
D.
the
Miller
shares.
Minister
Ottawa
.
Leather
Grand
Both
commencement
Julian
B.
Mich.—
Of
new
Bianchard
new
the
Grand
is E.
the
of
company.*
Rapids
O.
attorney;
&
Eagle
of
Company;
Bro.
and
Lane,
Chairman
Treasurer
Ottawa
Donald
who
of
is
now
the
Board
W.
T.
who
H.
is
W.
and
•
_
•
•'
Judd,
of
'
certain
F. R. Wills,
April 28
for the
•
loss
Wills
also
told
stockholders
that
the
company
tures
with
trucks
the
proceeds being used to
Eastern
Lime
for
to
the
fill
to
a
greater
company's
is
It
^hen
Ls
recently
on
an
it
Cuba
over
stock
of
heretofore
the
that
ail
growing
of
our
with
the
of
>.
have
given
was
Mr.
to manage the
newly aligned Indus¬
Pccaro,
the
new
Division
will
handle
the
an¬
also
sale
of
and W. H. Mortonson for industrial products.
who handles export sales for all company divisions except;
and the Pioneer (West Coast) Division, will also repcfft
Ltd.
has
who
registration
The
been
with
Flintkote
since
1929
is
also
a
ViC3»
statement filed
with
the
SEC
on
Jan.
13
covering)
345.
p.
share), without underwriting.
mining ops23*
.
management
of
Foreign
at
$10
share.
per
This
Sales
upon
of
tax, provisions,
new
his
based
investment
stock
against
vcT:*m%
operating efficiencies and to lower raw material cos*s
may not prevail throughout the year," Mr. Doolin said.
On April 22, a public offering of new $2.50 par value stock war mv/Lj'
by a group of national and local underwriters. This offering repre.;fir>toil
60,000 new shares issued by the company and 140,000 shares by
major stockholders.
At a special meeting of stockholders in March, the par value of
company's comon stock was reduced from $5 to $2.50 by a two-fcv-cil^
split and the number of authorized shares was increased from 2,tOC,CC!>'
to 3,000,000.
See V. 189, p. 1927.
greater
may
ex¬
Funeral Directors Manufacturing &
on
convertible
Electronics
the issuance of
of
Electronics
and
Savings
Bank
of
Supply Co.., Lottib*
a
facts
company
tribute
in
the
statement.
organized in October, 1954, to manufacture, d!>»,
plastic
grave
vaults
and
plastic
and
aim lirttoi
was
sell
and
Exchange Commission on April 27 annoi'r.scfl
"stop order" decision suspending a registration sir,la¬
company, because of misstatements and ora'sslona
and
this
by
material
The
rather
caskets.
The statement, which became effective in March, 1951', pro¬
the public offering of 199,907 shares of common stock at C1C3
share. An amendment was filed on Oct. 11, 1955. The coi ipnny
owns
no property,
but proposed to purchase or construct wareh u;a3
and plants
and facilities to manufacture its proposed product,
posed
debentures, including
per
Corp.
has been
closely'
Charles E. Saiik, President,
Investment
of
filed
ment
Capital
electronics 'industry.
Securities
The
provisions recently
capital in
a shareholder may
income
or
ville, Ky.—Stop Order Suspends Registration—
venture
ordinary
Earnings for the period, however, increased to $471,976, o::
per share basis, this is 31 cents on 1,528,148 shares.
increased earnings were attributable to higher sales
a
"The
Power's
is
Sales and Earnings—
April 25 reported record sales and earnings fc:.* SEt
weeks cf the year, according to C. E. Doolin, President.
totaled $12,284,752, a T/o
increase over the first 12 wcofcn al-
company on
12
1958.
On
companies arc
ordinary-loss deduction, rather than a capital-
Chairman
Trust
named
Frito Co.—Reports Record
substantial
a
authority three
Corp.,
a
National
to
Main,
per
first
ministration,
First
Aligned Indus¬
on
.
operates.
a
pending on the success of the stock offering.
It admitted the
enee
of
inadequate disclosures in the
registration statement and
amendment and the omission to state certain facts, and consented tU
diversi¬
and
a
director of Electronics Investment Corp.
Neil H.
director, is dean of the Graduate School of Business Ad¬
University of California at Los Angeles, and is also a
director of Electronics Investment Corp.
Other directors will include
Dr. Joseph M. Pettit, dean of the School of Engineering and Professor
of Electrical Engineering, Stanford University; Donald C. Duncan, of
Beckman Industries,
Inc. and L. J. Rice, Jr., Vice-President of the
Jaccby,
of $5-par common stock (which was prior to a
split). Since the year-end, Mr. Harvey has stated
sales are expected to approach the $200,000,00(f
< The
proceeds are to be used for expenses incidental to
tions..
•
.
through convcision privileges.
President and
1959
corporation on April 13 filed a letter of notification wit!5
covering 138,175 shares of common stock to bo offered at p-VT
($1
Small Business Investment
losses sustained
management
an*
The
issuance
Electronics
obtained
subordinated deben--
apparent
which
shareholders
these
sale
new
Fouress Mines, Inc., Republic, Wash.—Files With SEC?
?
SEC
fied mutual fund with assets cf over $27,000,000. Richard T. Silberman,
Executive
Vice-President, is a Vice-President and director of Cohu
purchase power shovels, hauling
extent
products.
received
The
related quarry and processing plant equipment.
"The in¬
production resulting from, these additional facilities .will enable
demand
deduction,
identified
and
creased
in
encourage
Under
the
on
shares
April 2.—V. 189,
s
company's recently acquired subsidiary, Harlem Black Top Incorporated,
which produces road paving material."
^Mr.
losses
a
Kaan,
The
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
common
to
of
million barrels
one
231,988 shares of common stock to be offered for subscription by etccli- •
holders at $12.50 per share, without underwriting, becaixie effective 03)
and gas rates in Cuba and he an¬
intention
on
the
part of the Cuban
take
or
against capital gains.
stock
Stared Mr. Wills, "Demand for high calcium limestone and commer¬
cial stone produced at the company's two quarries is significantly ahead
of last year.
We are equally optimistic for improved business at the
$300,000 through-the private sale of ten-year 4V*'io
no
benefits for
Congress
construction
year.
Foundation Investment Corp.—Statement Effective—
Com¬
Congress
1958
also allowed to take
President, reported to stockholders at the annual meeting
expects 1959 to be an excellent year
that the management
company,
tax
by
businesses.
offset
than
Eastern Lime Corp.—Debentures Sold Privately—
;•
Power
the
initiated
capacity by about
a division of the companygraduate of Harvard University, Mr. Main makes his home in Bari-h
son, N. Y.—V. 189, p. 1675.
principal objectives of the corporation include: (1) providing
selected small electronics companies with growth potential,
primarily through purchase of convertible debentures; and (2) obtaining
adopted
1
Foreign
&
increase
the
H.
of capital to
Secretary
Falls
Division—
Mr.
electric
was
of
of
D. tl!L.
Glens
A
The
formerly
Vice-President
Siegel
Newman,
of
the
President of the Patent & Licensing Corp.,
contemplating distribution of its shares to the
public through a national underwriting syndicate.
The stock will be
offered through an underwriting group headed by Hayden, Stone & Co.
becomes
now
McCrce,
becomes
shares
Act
operation."
of
to Mr. Main.
1958.
on April 27 filed with the Securities and Exchange
registration statement covering the proposed offering
a
1,200,000
Investment
small
6n
October
pected to be the first company to be licensed under the Small Business
Harbeck,
(.'
(
in
corjxoraiion
Commission
of
President
Hatton,
of
President
American
Communications in
-Electronics Capital
Haven,
of
Officer
Division
products;
Premier Castro, on his recent visit to the United States,
that it was not the intent of his Government to seize
American properties.—V. 188, p. 1394.
company
President
sold
stock
will
tliree-for-two
Flintkote
emphasized
and Blauchard Bro. <fc Lane, Inc., eastern tannery
With, plants in Newark and Hackettstown, N. J., Ashtabula, Ohio, and
Petersburg, W. Va., have been combined,, it was announced on April 23
by
of
there
method
Executive
Under
Mr.
Main
three departmental
managers,
all of whom will
to Mr. Main, were also named: A. J. Healey for automotive aracl
railway products; C. Seibel, Jr. of the Wbippany, N. J. office for pavinj
subsidiary.;
for
Merger Effective—
This
common
countries
Government, to--intervene
-
Co.,
,
that
its
or
report
•"
that these developments could
the
Chief
necessary.
investigate
to
ago
The
Eagle
stated
and
Cement
and
for the automotive, railway, paving and industrial products
building industry—those products which are normally sold to.
bulk
quantities and which are distributed through industrial con-,
vertex's, contractors and industrial distributors.
Foreign Power's earnings which would benefit its investors,
on
customers
The
453,220 shs. 1
65,000
after
44.
p.
its
nounced
Outstanding
to
Walker
Mr.
impact
Falls
Glens
England.
"no ,cl)g,nge is .cppfemplated in the management
which
According
for
1959.
subsidiary,
are
the
of
products
$36.69
1959, both Ebasco and Chemico obtained
volume
of new orders received
in
the
1958
its
Further rate increases
weeks
FINANCING
*2,000,000 shs.
two
the
exercisable
not
are
this
of
(par
or
report stated. The backlog of business for each company
was
substantially higher than at the end of 1958.
on
assets
of The Flintkote Co., George J. Pecaro, President,
April 29.
The appointment of Mr. Main, who is
Assistant Secretary of the company, ls effective immediately.
properties to
compensate for the decline in the cruzeiro. Six weeks ago, in Chile,
Congress authorized the President to put into effect regulations which
will provide the conditions necessary for expansion of electric service.
Among the conditions is a 10# return on a net property rate base set
at
a
starting figure of $75,000,000 for Foreign Power's
associate
companv there.
In Mexico, the reorganization of the subsidiaries has
been virtually completed and all of the present companies have been
granted rate increases. Earnings will be up in 1959, the report stated,
but
will fall
far
short
of
an
adequate return on the investment.
year.
every
PRESENT
Authorized
Common
31
reporting
the
reported sales of $5,185,482,
profit of $1,250,063, equal to $2.03 per share on 616,430 shares'■#
-.
-.
'•
'
/
nounced
Share
and
pany
Inc., the company states that three weeks ago
in
Brazil
passed legislation permitting revaluation of
its
CAPITALIZATION
than
for
Co. owns and operates a plant at Glens
annual production capacity of more than
Its products are sold under the trade names of "Iron
James A. Main has been
of
quarter
twice
the
quarter, the
Sheffield,
coholic
first
Flintkote*
j
trial
-
which was organized on Feb. 1, 1946 under the laws of the
Territory of the Virgin Islands,
had been engaged
sporadically in
the liquor business and allied fields for approximately the past 12
Virgin
Foreign Power
,
Fait#
Glens
of
Cement
by Kosmos, Flintkote
kiln
Flintkote's
trial
reported that it had restored to its portfolio, through
the New York Stock Exchange, the 180,000 shares of
on
&
of
shares
Names James A. Main to Head Newly
first
quarter of 1959 was $2,013,581, or 38
increase over the same period a year ago.
In
of $1,713,500 were realized from the sale of secu¬
gains
net
369,858
level.
3#
a
v.
stockholders
of
rated
a
said
2,125,598
recent
the
for
the first quarter of
American
Inc.,
years
Bond
exchange
when completed later this
year
on
registered holding company.*
will
$192,645,500,
was
of
Issuance
Flintkote reported for 1958 sales of $156,172,639, and net income of
$7,536,066, equal after preferred dividend requirements to $3 per shara
company
purchases
was
organized
on
Aug.
5,
1958
in
principal office at 129 South State St., Dover,
pel. It proposes to engage in the production, sale ancl distribution of
alcoholic beverages specializing in
liqueurs and specialties.
In order
to
accomplish
these
objectives
the
corporation,
on
Sept.
8,
1958,
acquired all of the issued and outstanding stock of Sheffield Liquors,'
and
in
proceedings
Electric
1959
share,
in
The
:.In
Delaware
of
31,
income
a
addition,
Sheffield
purposes.
shareholders
SEC
approval
for
For 1958 Glens Falls Portland Cement Co.
Company's common stock
a
share, the highest
any reporting date since
comparable figures have been available.
This is an increase of $37,083,800, or 24#; over asset value of $155,561,700, or $29.63 a share, at the same elate in 1958.
rities
Inc.
secured- by chattel mortgage );
purchase ot'
domestic packaging equipment such as bottles,-closures, etc.; purchase"
of -imported
decorative bottles and inventory:
and working capital,
and
value
March
Net
proceeds will be added to the general funds of'
will be used for the following purposes; Retire¬
payable
(presently
to
the
1
important building product—cement."
an
Portland
President
and net
at
cents
net
and
notes
of
Asset
at
J:>.{■}
!V!;c #/',!',,
..
benefits
expense
'
601.
p.
27.
New
of
outstanding.
cease/ management's time will
not be diluted and
the normal latitude permitted
other investment
companies will be available to it. Bond and Share has had (to forego
several profitable-acquisitions because of its present regulatory status."
Railway
'
a
that
definite
1959—3 Mos.—1958
in
Portland
Falls
modern
exemption application, Bond and Share's
an
investment company subject to the
of
189,
Co.
entered into agree¬
assets of Glens Falls Portland Cement Co.
to
calls
stock
with
Harvey
served
area
Exchange
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic RR.—Earnings—•
oper.
Y.—V.
on
May
April 1.
Trust
successfully entered the cement business in early 1957 witj*
acquisition of the Kosmos Portland Cement Company of Louisville,
As a result of the increasing demand for portland cement in the*
the
time
that
at
and
Commission
Period End. March 31—
Railway
N.
of
as
Midland
said "wc anticipate that this proposed affiliation with Flint¬
kote will, improve our marketing position and enable us to plan for a
product diversification in the expansion of sales outlets."
Ky.
26,
Corporate
stated
business
Flintkote
Share
and
accrued dividend
3?4 common shares'
an
of
of
outstanding
Marino
15,
series
1953
company,
all
to
;V
1959—Month—1958
York
plus
rate
close
/'•-
Co.,
market for
Y.,
Syinmes,
'
.
N.
Mr.
application for exemption be approved with conditions agreeable
participants in the proceedings.
If the application is approved
by the SEC, the decision will mark the end of a 21-year effort to
comply with the Public Utility Holding Company Act.
For
21
ot
$995,303'
,1573.
Division
our
Glens
the
6,309,659
deficit.--..-
oper.
189,
$392,219
2,111,279
expenses
deficit fr. ry.
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$467,236
2,015,543
revenue
oper.
Railway
1959—Month—1958
The
at
New
at the
the
shares
common
made
share
a
until
its
of
Clad" and "Velo" in New York State and New
In
a
letter
to
shareholders
in
the
first-quarter report released
April 30 George G. Walker, President, stated that hearings on the
company's application for exemption from the Holding Company Act
of
Cement
1,800,000 barrels.
Status Seen Assured—
8C8.
p.
$52.50
shares
preferred stock.
The redemp¬
announced on April 24.
The*
producer.
Falls,
and
Electric Bond
"formerly Vice-President in charge of engineering,
construction, has been elected President and General
succeeding
at
be converted
subject
agreement,
common
ment
in¬
"illus¬
the
know4iow."
and
in
knowledge
Falvey,
develop items such as: ceramic frames for military
applications; nuclear fuel elements; thin wall precision high tern-*
perature ceramics, and specialized high alumina ceramic components.
Hyer,
and
17,300
company
N. Y.
-Glens Falls
specialized
acquired
—V.
Frank
all
t"
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Office?
of Flintkote, said the proposed acquisition "is a further
step in Flintkote's planned program of expansion and diversification and will
imple¬
trans-!,
voltage
uses,
>
'J
I. J. Harvey, Jr.,
Delaware Power & Light Co.—New President—
operations
'
'
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
$5-par
ceramics.
Auto-Lite's
to
The
Portland
Auto-Lite were
jet engines, (2)
by
industry, (3)
for nuclear
wire
ct'raraic. activities," James
Auto-Lite's applied research
trate
production
control
sequence
the
for
ignition,
for
"The
17,802,082
opers."'' $631,726
oper.
following:
dustrial
$0,129,813
be
cement
ready
$4,850,35*
*1,071,72*
$6,069,097
493,982
This company announced on April 24 that It has
'
"
-
products
new
hydraulic-device
—1954
1959—3 Mos
ievenue__
oper.
rev.
1959—Month—1958
'
the
istorized
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RE.—Earnings—
Period End. March 31—
in
the
preferred
Broadway,
of Glens Falls,
tho research and -engineering program is directed ' to¬
Improvement of present products, adaptation of present prod¬
new
markets and development of new products," Mr, Wattles
Among
a
.
to
added.
$2,793,926
y
.
29,
ment for the purchase of the
returns."
"Basically,
;.
wards
ucts
.
calling
1.842,085
Flintkote
t
Net
'
*'•-
Gurdon Wattles,
waging
.V
Corp.—Earnings-^-
is
of
will
tlrer
Delaware
*' '''■
convertible cumulative
May
It may
share
Payment
$2,198,210
216,793
1,121,596
redeemed
cents.
each
Fedders
for
effort.
$3,042,774
'
corporation
stock
an¬
1959—3 Mos.—1958
Corp.—To Redeem Preferred Stock—X
$50 par 5%%
deadline is
of
company
$732,650
*491,460
1793.
'
,
Fedders
Electric Auto-Lite Co.—To Further Widen Markets—
The
1,180,490
1959—Month—1958
opers.
189, p.
tion
-'
$4,467,563
*501,149
$14,130,596 $12,612,765 $38,280,277 $36,641,340
11,087,822
10,414,555
32,211,180
31,790,993
revenue™
"Deficit—V.
is represented by Robert F. Warner, Inc.,
through their offices in New York,
on
*$88,706
1793.
p.
oper. income
last
up-to-date hotel.
and
189,
$9,960,753
9,228,109
RR.—Earnings—
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
$300,000 rcdccoration
a
$1,884,149
556,706
opers.
income—;
oper.
1959—3 Mos.—195*
$3,201,432 $14,199,023
3,290,138
9,731,460
3,392,803
Period End. March 31—
a
Elbow
1959—Month—1958
$5,276,952
Surf
July,
by
South Shore,
heeis
the
at
Chicago,
affiliate, Glen W. Fawcett, Inc.
their
14G4.
p.
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. March 31—
Railway oper. revenue
Railway oper. expenses
has announced.
promotion consultants
Washington, Boston and
Auto-Lite's
stock
the
sales
of
common
will
Coral Beach,
and
make
nual
A
of
construction
which
500,000 shares of new class A common stock ($0.20 par value) and
2,000,000 shares of new class B common stock ($0.20 par value).-and
by increasing the 'newly authorized capital stock from 500,000 -shares
class
aspects
started
program
Winter
this
Elbow Beach Surf Club
hotel
class; B
NOTE—The capitalization referred to above was effected on March
12, 1959, by reclassifying and exchanging the 200 shares of old capital
stock of no par value then outstanding (stated, value of $500,000) for
new
(Bermuda)
General Manager,
Elbow
new
program-
'.v;',:
•
major
between
2,000,000 shs.
conversion
output
our
large swimming pool
in the garden directly in front of and adjoining the hotel.
Eight new cottages have already been completed on the property
as
500,000 slis,
stock,
common
the
on
after
even
•■■Deficit.—'V.
building
Bermuda
Hetlaud,
Two
Transit,
back
$1,000,000
in
R.
Outstanding
value)™#*2,500,000 shs.
value
10,000,000 shs.
shares have been reserved for issuance
Club
E.
*"
1959
12,
195(1
Transit
C.
D. C.
Authorized
-
total
D.
assets except a mortgage received
the sale of the real estate sold in 1954.
Class
the
July 9,
on
material
on
stock:
Transit
C.
Washington, D. C.
owned all of the stock of
CAPITALIZATION
Common
of D.
of
system
difficulty,
1
.
on
Building Program—
sold
and
1953
without
marketed
;»
current operations, Mr. Wills said "Business was
exceedingly good in the first quarter of the year and this trend has
Continued during the month of April."—V. 189, p. 344.
parcel of real
one
Oct. 23,
on
be
can
raised."
Commenting
of
name
been
has
wholly-
a
under the
sale of
bought
was
the creation
(2)
transit
partial payment
*Of
production
.
•
on
-
incorporated
was
Oct. 21,
on
;
Its name was changed to its present name on
its incorporation in 1953, it has entered into
Since
only two transactions:
estate
and
(Delaware)
Transit
C.
of selling at a future
through the
acquired
any
exercise
San
Diego.
,
In
of
a
stop
its decision,
misstates
and
order.
the Commission ruled that the registration staternaTxt*
material facts concerning the development ' oi'i
omits
to effect volume production of the company's product?,
required to effect full production, the indebtedness of the corn*
to its officers, and the identity of certain officers of the e.aipany.
Furthermore, the amendment to the statement failed to cixf*
such* deficiencies and to reflect material changes subsequent to va*
necessary
time
paxxy
e
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2034)
concerning tne identity of the company s officers
financial condition, and the liquidation of a comit had contracted for engineering and develop¬
original effective date
its
directors
and
which
with
pany
er
cample, the prospectus stated: "The development work
plastic vault has progressed to the completion of design and
on the
molds
for an adult size vault.
Plans for tooling and equipment have been
completed.
Further development and testing will be required.
The
record facte showed that, in order to effect volume production of the
vault
several sets of matched molds, each set consisting of six pre¬
cision molds suitable for use in high pressure steam pressing machines,
created and that the company does not have such
The statement is silent as to the time required to
production; but the record indicates that, assuming
be
to
have
would
molds.
of
sets
volume
achieve
to V/a years might he
adequate capital, from IV4
of
availability
the
Godfrey Co.—Common Stock Offered—Public offering
made April 30 of 100,000 shares of common stock
($5 par) at a price of $13.25 per share by an underwrit¬
ing group headed by Taylor, Rogers & Tracy, Inc., Chi¬
cago, III.
closed.
statement as amended also failed to disclose various
information concerning the Identity of certain officers and concerning
indebtedness owing to officers in the amount of $41,105 and to disch&rgcd employees in the amount of $4cJ;498 which the company Is
without funds to pay.—V. 188, p. 648.
profits totaled $2,451,000 • after income
$131.09*2.000 during the nine months
Net
-
of
sales
taxes from consolidated
period ended March 31,
by J. C. Garrett, President. Profit before taxes
Was $5,132,000. >4.*'''
^
'
'.Net income for the ntne months was in the neighborhood of last
year's corresponding period when profits totaled $2,733,000 from sales
1959, it was announced
•
of $128,512,000.
pared
shares
the
for
company
were
reported
$2.37
as
com¬
with $2.64 per share at this time last year, based on 1,033,953
outstanding on March 31. 1959,
Per share earnings increased
each quarter
the
•
earnings
share
Per
first
during the current nine months starting with 44 cents for
76 cents for the second, and $1.17 for the third
quarter,
quarter.
...
of
manufacturing divisions, backlog Is $108,000,000 of
business. Backlog lor the same period in 1958
was hi the military category.
Total employment is approximately 10,200, up from 9,500 last year
at this time.—V. 188, p. 2352.
!
some
thereto
was
Corp.—Changes in Personnel-
Dynamics
General
been elected Chairman of the Board of Directors.
Earl
Dallam
Johnson,
former Executive Vice-President,
named to the post'of
in
has
been
of
Corp*—Consolidates Two Divisions-
the
Divisions, effective
Gordon, President.
Central
corporation's
1,
May
announced
was
Foundry
April 27
on
Fabricast
and
by John F.
Central Foundry Division and
Mills, Ark., will be designated
fts the Fabricast plants of the Central Foundry Division.
"These two divisions are being consolidated," Mr. Gordon said, "in
order to capitalize to the fullest on their facilities and organization
Jn the field of cast iron and aluminum castings."
Known originally as the Allison-Beu.. rd
o
i ry during World War
II when its major function was the manufacture of aluminum cylinder
blocks and heads for liquid cooled aircraft engines, Fabricast became
Fabricast will
become
part
a
the
of
its two plants in Bedford, Ind., and Jones
separate division in 1950.
Central Foundry has plants in
Defiance, Ohio.—V. 189, p. 1676.
a
!
General
Oil
&
Mich.;
Saginaw,
Industries,
Danville,
111.;
and
Misrepresentation
Inc.
.Charged—
The Securities
proceedings
and
Exchange Commission
the
under
Securities
has ordered administrative
Exchange
the
Stratford
Securities
Co.,
and
of
Act
1934
sale of
stock of General Oil &
determine
to
Stearns &
the
and
company
order
McMaster
Hutchinson
McDowell;
%
individuals
were
preliminarily enjoined by1958, in an action filed by the Commission,
and sale of General stock in violation of the
registration requirements of the Securities Act of 1933.
According to the Commission's order authorizing the administrative
proceedings, information developed in an investigation conducted by its
staff, if true, tends to show that, in the offer and sale of General stock
during the period July 15 to Nov. 5, 1958, Stratford Securities and the
three officers violated;, the said registration requirements of the Securi¬
ties Act apd ."engaged in transactions, practices,- and a course of busi¬
ness
which would and did opeerate as a fraud and deceit upon the
purchasers" of the stock, in that they made false and misleading repre¬
sentations of
material fact concerning General
and its
stock.
The
asserted misrepresentations related to the management of General, its
earnings and the future price of its stock, listing of the stock on an
exchange,
merger of General
with
a
oii
prominent
ownership
company,
by General of oil
and gas wells with a current substantial production,
find production of oil and gas from properties owned by General.
£
,A hearings-ill be held; at
time and place later to be announced, to
take evidence with respect to" the
foregoing matters for the purpose of
determining whether the allegations of fraud and other law violations
are true and, if so, whther it is in the
public interest to revoke Strat¬
a
ford Securities' registration.—V.
189, p. 1573.
1959—Month—1958
-
to this
John R.
organic
-1959—3 Months—1958
revenues!
$1,478,179
$941,844
$4,378,275
expenses.
987,334
567,216
2,852,910
$2,765,182
1,673,308
132,000
116,400
421,000
334,000
137,961
83,748
426,498
255,392
income
taxes—
■
Net
operating
income
$220,884
$174,480
$677,867
130,898
117,235
410,366
Net after charges
—V.
color
$502,482
335,790
189, p. 1794.
General Telephone Co. of The
Period End. Mar...30—
Operating
expenses
Federal
Other
—V.
$7,390,399
$6,519,748
4,365,882
' 1,477,919 "
353 ,981
243,000
4,522,362
1,038,945
170 ,974
145,934
504,356
731,000
431,317
$449, 630
operating income
after
1959—3 Months—1958
.?
$2,196,684
1,527 ,054
____
$329,831
224,218
$1,324,736
$991,549
974,331
charges.
334, 377
'
:
B.
Construction
work
this
year
the Aerojet-General Corp.,
ing
an
a
at
the Sacramento
(Calif.)
facilities
of
subsidiary, will involve expenditures total¬
r
estimated $35,000,000.
A
firm
new
area
majority of military funds will be
to
and
Aerojetefinanced
and
cars
warehouse
and
the
expand
solid
rocket
used
to
propellant
develop
a
production
new
test
facilities.
projects include nearly 500,000 square feet of office
parking lots for some additional 2,000
facilities, huge
expansion.
utilities
Buildings planned
for completion this year include: a
104,000 square
a
128,000 square foot office
building, a 112 000
square foot- warehouse, a 176 square foot
development shop, n 30 000
square foot maintenance building, and a 14,000
square foot addition to
the company cafeteria. •
foot
office
structure,
-Aerojet-General currently holds contracts of more than $300 million
the Air Force Titan liquid-fuel
ICBM. is developing an entire pro¬
on
pulsions
extensive
system
work
the Air Force
for
the
under
solid
Navy
an
fuel
$85
solid-fuel
million
Minuteman
Polaris
contract
ICBM.—V.
IRBM,
on
all
189,
p.
Straus,
Co.;
189,
Inc.;
1466.
p.
Goodrich
others,
and
is
Chemical
Co.
that
23
joint enterprise and said that development, of a
laboratory ion thrust unit is well along the way.
Work will proceed
at HVEC's Burlington plant.
The area of space technology to which GHV Astronautics will devote
its efforts includes the development of engines that will take over once
and
three
1928.
is
doing
stages
of
a
vehicle enters space.
It will also work in the related area of power
generation for the engines from nuclear and solar sources.
Ion engines, the announcement said, will accelerate and fire a stream
that
aft
will
drive
vehicles forward at the tremendous
velocities needed for interplanetary travel.
President of the new firm is John Gale, Vice-President and Director
o? Applied
Physics at High Voltage Engineering.
Chairman of the
Board
of
the
new
space
P. W. Perdriau,
F. Goodrich's Aviation Products Division.
B.
corporation
is
General
Manager
of
High Voltage Engineering was described as the most experienced
designer and largest manufacturer of Van de Graaff and linear ion
accelerators
used
for
physics
research, cancer therapy, industrial
processing and radiography.
The 13.
F.
Goodrich Co.,
through its Aviation Products Division,
brings to the new firm its experience in space technology, according
to the announcement, through the development and production of highaltitude full-pressure suits, solid
propellants; rocket motor cases unci
various missile components.—V. 189, p. 1928.
»
Grand
The
foot
•••
Union
Grand
Place,
officially
29
Frceport,
Long
at Long
Island—V.
Period End. March 31—
Net
189,
1794.
p.
Net
ry.
—V.
189,
1959—Month—1958
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$54,325,739 $51,657,364
$16,986,596
15,337,950
14,614,571
44,672,966
44,806,456
opers.
$4,090,222
1,564,096
$2,372,025
485,552
$9,652,773
3,270,947
stock;
holders
such
SEC
announced
Reporting
of an action in the U. S.
New York, seeking a court
order compelling compliance by Guild Films Co., Inc. and Interworld
T.
V. Films, Inc., both of 460 Park Ave.,
New York, with the dis¬
closure
and
reporting requirements of the Federal Securities Laws.
April
on
Court
for
29
filing
a
District
Southern
the
of
its complaint against Guild Films,
the Commission also names
Cole, George J. De Martini, Irving Feld, Arthur
Lerner, Irvin Margulies, Harry McDonald, Kenyon Brown, C. W.
Alden, Jr., and Gerald Dickler,
as
officers, directors and persons
controlling and dominating defendant Guild. Films.
The complaint,
In
defendants John J.
as
R.
seeks
court
a
Films'
order
annual
the
directing
correction of
deficiencies
in
Guild
10-K for its fiscal years ended Nov.
well as the filing of an annual report
for defendant Guild Films' fistfal year ended Nov. 30,
report on Form 9-K for defendant Guild Films for the period
1955,
Form
a
reports
and Nov.
on
Form
1957,
30,
on
1238.
a
price
terrhs
underwriting
and
office
of
tne
is
company
be
to
are
75
at
supplied
Cambridge
by
Parkway,
:
.
20,000
of
5%
be
may
offered
Issuable
shares
ten-year
debentures;
and
by
sinking
734,374
the
the
upon
fund
presently,
Thereof.
holders
exercise
debentures
of
the
of
1965
due
outstanding
right
to
of
convert
shares
wh^h
The company is engaged in research and development work in certain
of electronics
and phybics and does specialized engineering
in
the
field of communications systems.
It also manufactures
areas
digital
units
of
bank
stable ireattency
sale of the
5%%..
a
note
sources.
150,000- shares will be-applied to
the amount of $135,000 and to
in
the,
the
notes- now
outstanding in the amount of $350,000;
indebtedness
was
incurred
lor
working capital. The balance
proceeds will be used for general corporate purposes, including
which
the
of
of
and
of its
payment
working
capital
machinery.
The
and
officers
and
of
additional
equipment
anu
>
shares
common
which
of
organizers
64,000
and
Western
Union
Hycon;
of
734,374
(including Malcolm M. Hubbard, President and
of the company in 1955)
own 272,666 shares.
shares are
owned
by two
directors
who are.
associates of Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; 60,000 shares by The
additional
partners
acquisition
outstanding
directors
one
An
the
the
has
company
and
Telegraph
Co., one of whose officers is a director of
shares are held of record but not beneficially;
164,255
Hertz Corp.—To Erect New Building—
A
$300,000 five-level rent
byilt
in
The
a
car and company office building is being
San Francisco, Calif., by this corporation, it was
April 27 by Joseph J. Stedem, Executive Vice-President.
downtown
announced
on
structure
new
triple
Hertz'
serve
as
Stedem
San
have
will
Francisco
headquarters
capacity
downtown
for
the
for
200
rent
rental, cars.
It
will
capacity and
Pacific Zone,
car
a
North
company's
Mr.
will
said.
The building, which will cover 32,500
square feet, is expected to be
completed before July 1.
Hertz operates about 800 rental cars in San Francisco, including 350
at San Francisco International Airport,
Mr. Stedem added.—V. 189,
1928.
p.
^
''
■
Hevi-Duty Electric Co.—Control Acquired—
Sec Basic Products Corp.
See B. F.
Goodrich Co.
(Edward)
above.—V. 189,
above.—V.
Hines
188,
Lumber
as
10-K
ended
May 31, 1958; and reports on Form 8-K for defendant Guild
relating to: (a) certain agreements dated-Aug. 21 and Aug. 28,
whereby Guild Films agreed to sell to The Bon Ami Co. television
time spots for a consideration of $3,600,000; (b) contracts for the sale
of approximately $8,000,000 worth of television time to Nestle LeMur and
Glamorene; (c) an agreement made In October 1957 to acquire 173,000
filed
810.
p.
p.
*
546.
'
■
Co.— Registers
Employee
Commission—
registration statement
with
the
SEC
on
April 27,
1959,
covering registration
of
60.000
shares of
common
stock, for offering to employees and officers of the company under
stock options
or
for outright purchase.—V. 187, p. 1433.
company
Ilirsch
This
(P. N.)
filed
by
the
terms
Cook
will
& Co.—Registers With SEC—
at
1019
Jefferson
North
St.
Ave.,
Louis,
on
registration statement with the SEC covering 132,500
shares of its common stock, to be offered for public sale
a
holders
Ncwhard,
a
located
company,
April 29
Guild Films Co., Inc.—SEC Sues to Compel
The
share
a
p.
was formally known as Hycon-Eastern,
Inc.,"
registration statement with
the
SEC
covering
stock, to be offered for public sale through
group headed
by C. E. Unterberg, Towbin Co.
The
The
outstanding
District
cents
189]
exercise
such
$6,850,908
1,137,838
1573.
p.
offering
This
$19,428,172
income—
oper.
7.8
period.—V.
Stock Plan With Securities and Exchange
expenses
ry.
1958
1,055,700 shares of
on
against
registration statement also includes 36.755 shares issuable upon
of options;
147,564 shares issuable upon the exercise of
rights of holders of $5 cumulative convertible preferred stock to convert
--
revenue—
fr.
rev.
ago.
share
a
The
opened the new 21,000 square
Beach Avenue and Porterfielcl
Great Northern Ry.—Earnings—
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
the
in
High Voltage Engineering Corp.—New Venture—
Co.—Opens New Supermarket—
April
on
Union supermarket
shares
Cambridge, Mass.
•
company
earnings of $263,745 after
1959, compared with $82,591
net
year
a
common
underwriting
amendment.
a
atoms
23' reported
which
of
prepayment
April
Goodrich-High Voltage Astronautics, Inc., the company will
headquartered in Burlington, Mass.
J. Ward Keener, President ol The B. F. Goodrich Co., and Dr. Denis
M. Robinson, President of High Voltage Engineering Corp., announced
of
896,274
crystal
hour.
as
1,210,342
equal to 25 cents
stock outstanding, as
iiled
29
Net proceeds
Named
venture
491,035
were
number of
company
filters,
Engines for Space Vehicles—
announced
was
$3,665,197
quarter ended March 31,
common
April
public
President, said: "The
considerably better into Allled's
$4,45.1,392
Ilermes Electronics Co.—Registers With SEC—
This
on
an
because
16,210.179
$1,491,577
April
on
earnings
same
150,000 shares
Chemical's
fits
is
15,656,651
corresponding three months
These
the
Blosser
McDonald,
will engage in research,
development and manufacture of ion propulsion devices that may send
vehicles soaring through space at speeds of more than 100,000 miles
be
received by
thereof
&
through
Co,
The
supplied
by
underwriting
an
public
offering
amendment.
headed by
underwriting
proceeds will be
group
and
price
the
None of
the company.
Hirsch <fc
Co., operates through its
consolidated subsidiaries, 72
junior department stores in Missouri, Illinois, Texas, Indiana, Alabama
and Kentucky.
It lias outstanding (among other securities) 408,975
shares
of common stock.
The prospectus lists six selling stockholders, *
the aggregate 280,050 shares.
Philip N. Hirsch, President,
who own in
to sell
proposes
Secretary,
00,681;
Hirsch,
of
40,280 of
26,875
Irwin
of
director
a
1,431
10,559 shares.
Corp.
the
owns
sevenths
Glttelniun.
of
The
stock
Oliver
A.
5,031;
and
is
Louis
owned
1019
office
by
the
Treasurer.
26,924
prospectus indicates
St.
Ralph Hirsch,
26,431 of
79,539 shares;
Goralnik,
Vice-President,
company's
its
of
his holdings of
61,125;
Gittelman,
North
that
of 63,124;
Isadore
Jefferson Corp., all
Jefferson'
North
1019
and
warehouse; and four- '
Hirsches. Goralnik and
two
•
,■
Films
Ilolly Corp.—To Redeem Debentures—
1957,
shares
of
stock
$51.9,000;
V.
Guild
(e)
Films,
the
annual
of
the
(d)
Inc.,
Films'
1957
$1,250,000;
"Minutes
of
to
(h)
of
to
from
Robin
Standard
International
Sulphur
Co.,
now
Corp. for
Interworld
foreign residual property and distribution rights
library in exchange for stock of that company;
of
meeting
meeting
June / 20,
Films
Guild
transfer
iilm
annual
stockholders
on
July
of
stockholders
May 18, 1957;
21,1958; (g)
the
on
(f) the
sale on
13
the
the Securities
Trust
complaint
against
also
Interworld
names
defendants
as
Guild
Co.,
Inc., John J. Cole, George J. De Martini,
Irving Feld,
Lerner, Irving Margulies, Hairy McDonald, Kenyon Brown,
C. W. Alden, Jr., and Gerald Dickler, as persons controlling and domi¬
nating defendant Interworld. In this action, the Commission seeks a
Arthur
court
compelling the filing
Interworld's
reports
ended
Jan.
on
1957
31,
fiscal
Form
9-K
of annual reports
ended
years
for
defendant
July
31,
Form
on
10-K for
1957
Interworld
and July 31,
for the periods
for
Broadway,
will
pany's
offices
in
17,
Y.—V.
188,
,
N.
the
5.
$1,000
May
on
due June
made
be
York
New
may
convert
each
stock on or before 5
common
redemption
debentures
Payment
N.
24,
1959,
1959
1,
The
at
at
Marine
all
;
i
of
100%
;
Midland
Y.
into
debenture
394
shares 'of
(EDTj May 19, 1959 at the com¬
Bldg., 404 Lexington Ave., New York
p.m.
Chrysler
p. *.1717.
Moving: Corp.—Acquisition—
This corporation has acquired the business and assets of GuntherJaeckel, Inc., it was announced on April 21. Frank J. McGratli Corp.,
of
New York
City, assisted in the negotiations leading up to this
acquisition.—V.
184,
323.
p.
,
■
-
Hycon Eastern, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
See
Hermes
Electronics
above.—V.
Co.
188,
2507.
p.
Jan. 31, 1958, and reports on Form 8-K for
relating to: (a) the filing by Interworld under its
Sulphur Co., of a voluntary petition in bank¬
ruptcy and its adjudication a bankrupt; (b) the release of Interworld,
under its former name, Standard Sulphur, from bankruptcy under an
arrangement with creditors and the sale of a substantial portion of its
former
name,
assets to
Standard
Texas
shareholders
International Sulphur
in June,
Co.;
and (c) the annual meeting
1958.
effective
on
Period End. March 31—
Railway
Railway
oper.
revenue—
oper.
expenses
1959—Month—1958
1959—3 Mos—1953
«
$23,099,511 $21,779,530 <'$65,684,923. $63,869,121
18,451,932
17,212.829
54,436,439
52.F81.421
Jan.
ing of stock.—V. 188,
p.
28,
Not rev.
1953,
and which proposed
a
public offer¬
1270.
fr.
ry.
$4,647,579
opers.
Net ry. oper. income
—V. 189, p. 1794.
Industro
This
order
The obligation of Interworld to file reports arises pursuant to an
undertaking contained in a Securities Act registration statement tiled
by Interworld under its former name, Standard Sulphur Co., which
became
Illinois Central RR.—Earnings—
and
defendant Interworld
of
120
called
convertible
^
R.
order
1958,
Co.,
has
5%
interest.
Holders
-
The
corporation
outstanding
plus accrued
Corp.. of television time spots aggregating
acquisition from Reynard International of the
Prayer"- series.
of
The
its
Chatham
• The
obligation to file reports arises under
Exchange Act of 1934 and Regulation 13A
adopted, thereunder, by reason of the fact that the Guild Films' com¬
mon
stock is listed and registered on the American Stock Exchange
(with which the Guild Films reports also must be filed).
Section
defendant
This figure represents projects funded
specifically by Aerojet-General
And projects funded by
military agencies. The new construction repre¬
sents expansion of facilities for both the
Liquid Rocket Plant and the
Solid Rocket Plant.
.
The
Shumaker,
&
Baum
Inc.—V.
Co.
Tills
ours.
Goodrich
F.
Films
*
K.
For Space Vehicles—
189, p. 1794.
General Tire & Rubber Co.—Unit Plans
Expansion—
company
the
the
New Venture to Make
672,341
income--taxes__
operating taxes
Net
Net
Southwest—Earnings—
1959- -Month—1958
revenues.;—.; " $2,501 .639
&
&
Renshaw;
&
George
business
pigment
than
Division
T.
Operating
Rodman
Co.;
$19,875,376
5,455,473
1573.
p.
Hastings
Allied, through its National
equipped to supply nearly all of the
law
materials and intermediates required."
Harmon Color Worl-.s was purchased by B. F. Goodrich on Oct. 31,
1950, from American Home Products Corp. and has since been a part
Aniline
to
1
The
in
Color
transaction.
Hoover, B. F.
operations
1958;
Operating
Federal
investments
Goodrich Co.—Sale of Harmon Colors—
up
on
Operating
Qt&er oper.'taxes
Co.;
Bond
and Taussig,'Day
Harmon
30,
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—Earnings—
Period End. Mar. 30—
interim
Bacon,
operations
of B.
F.
Goodrich
Chemical
Co.
located at Haledon, N. J., were acquired on May 1 by Allied Chemical
Corp. of New York. Drexel & Co. assisted in the negotiations leading
30,
offering
<&
Bankers
Co.;
(B. F.)
The
three
Dec;
on
further
in
and
of:
sey-Tegeler & Co.; Marshall Company; Kiser, Cohn
to
Industries Co»,
Inc.,- and, if so, whether
be, revoked.
J Stratford Securities has been registered with the Commission as a
broker-dealer since December, 1956.
Samuel P. Lewis, Pauline Edith
Lewis and Joseph Schwartz are listed as officers and directors.
The
court
consisted
Whipple & Co.; Bear,,
Co.; Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.; Loewi & Co., Inc.; Demp-
135
Its registration as a broker-dealer should
from
Sentry Markets
underwriters
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$6,947,050 $20,108,043
Hastings Manufacturing Co.—Reports Increased Prof its
amount
development prior* to resale.
Associate
Broadway, New York City,
together with three of its officers, defrauded investors in the offer and
Inc.,
income.—
oper.
189,
in
-
whether
ry.
in¬
be
President.—V. 189, p. 916.
General Motors
provide
of
$635,000; some $30,000 will be used to
improvements for Crestwood Bakery, a subsidi¬
the balance will be used for investments in controlling stock,
the new
consolidation
to
RR.—Earnings—
5,349,342
-
.
opers.
ry.
ary; and
in retailer-franchised
an
1957, has
President of this corporation since May 1,
Frank Pace Jr.,
Net
;-y
proceeds
fr.
Monday, May 4, 1959
.
$1,901,724
587,599
expenses
taxes in the first
is military
72$?
$1183X10,000, of which' 78%
v
the
use
oper.
.
1959—Month—1958
$7,251,066
revenue—
provide equipment and
Garrett's
For
-which
will
company
oper.
Net rev.
and working capital for four new supermarkets in the amount
$309,400, and to provide fixtures and equipment with respect
ventory
of
■
Railway
Railway
oversubscribed and the books
'■■■ ;■.
Results—
Corp.—Reports Quarterly
was
Ohio
&
Period End. March 31—
—V.
Evans
Garrett
This offering
PROCEEDS—The
y
sites
'^Th^reglstration
Gulf, Mobile
was
.
Transistor
corporation,
proceedings
whether
whether
its
a
1,602,393
agreed
the
order
$10,987,700
3,479,269
3,605,608
1,580,169
Corp.—Consents
has
under
registration
stop
$4,566,701 $11,248,484
-
statement is
should
to
Stop
Order—
to a stipulation of facts in the stop
Securities
Act
of
1933
to
determine
be
ialse
issued
The stipulation also contains a consent
and
the hearing
scheduled for April
and
misleading
suspending
its
and.( if so,
effectiveness.
to the issuance of
a stop order;
27,
1959, for the purpose
of
taking evidence in such proceedings has been cancelled, the under¬
lying facts having been agreed to in the stipulation.—V. 189, p. 1929.
Gulf States Utilities Co.—Bids May 19—
This
company
will accept bids
up
to noon
at the
fEDT)
on
May
19,
1959,
International Business Machines Corp.—New Division
office of The Hanover Bank, Room A, 70 Broadway, New York
15, N. Y., for the purchase from it of 250,000 shares of common stock
terns
(without
that
par
value).-—V. 189,
p.
1923.
This corporation
Development
the
new
has
announced the
Division.
division
Thomas
reflects
a
formation, of
J.
major
Watson,
company
an
Jr.,
Advanced Sys-;
President,
program
to
said
increase
Number 5843
189
Volume
.
.
jr—
development of wholly
the
further
granted in 1842, one of the system of great cattle ranchos
beginnings are in the Spanish and Mexican periods of Cali¬
history.
Most of the property has been used for many years
originally
systems in the general field of
new
whose
processing.
objective of the Advanced Systems
fornia's
Development Division will be
; to
demonstrate the commercial applicability of its new products and
^systems. To do this the division will include marketing and financial
functions.
The new division will build prototype machines for test in
commercial environments, but volume production and marketing wTill
be performed by other divisions of the company.—V. 189, p. 1929.
as
cattle
working
a
'J4
ranch.
International Rys. of Central
A broad program for development of the property is contemplated
by the company, including plans and studies for location of high grade
industrial
park,
other commercial areas, apartments,
recreational facilities, such as a golf
tennis courts and the like.
and
Net
155,541
$4,005,592
368,559
ry.
69.005
163,354
PROCEEDS—Of
c™™
'Deficit.—V.
189,
50,478
103,278
96,537
Air
The
network
defense
shares.—V.
ITT
to be used in the North
Federal Division, Clifton, N.
American
J., D. L.
Mills, President, said on April 26. ■
7:
Known as the duplex nigh-power radio
amplifier, the equipment will
be used to transmit guidance information for aerial defense through¬
out the SAGE network. Mr. Mills said.
v
The
duplex
amplifier,
developed by International Telephone
&
TeJegranh Corp. engineers, is similar to units already being supplied
by ITT Federal for control of Boeing's Bomarc missile.—-V. 189, p. 1929.
Interstate Department Stores,
Inc.—Acquisition—-
on
stated
Front.
The
cnat
Interstate had acquired all of the stock of
did not include the company's two store
1795.
p.
Inc., Tucson, Ariz.—Files With
Invesco,
SEC—
oversubscribed
corporation on April 16 filed a letter of notification with the
250.000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
The
($1
The
Stock
Investors
Fund,
the
Minneapolis —Registers
Inc.,
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This fund filed an amendment on April 23, 1959, to its registration
statement
covering 10,000,000 additional shares of capital stock.—
V.
189,
Irando Oil & Exploration,
Ltd.—Registers With SEC—
Regina, Sask., Canada,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on April 24, 1959, covering 225,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale
at an initial offering price of 90c per share.
The 225,000 shares of
common stock, to be offered for public sale at am initial offering price
of 90c oer share.
The 225,000 shares are under option to the under¬
writers," Laird <fc Rumball (Sask.) Ltd., who will make the offering of
1 stock on a best efforts basis, for which it will receive commissions
■■■i equivalent to one-half of the public offering price.
.
organized in May, 1958, the company commenced primary distributio'nof its shades- Jto the public in July, 1958, and since that time some
510,000 shares have been sold by the underwriters.
However, delay
i in
making payment for shares has resulted in only 374,000 shares
being issued for cash to date, yielding $75,602 net to the treasury.
The company initially issued 900,000 shares to promoters for property.
"The 225,000 shares slated for public offering will approximate oneeighth of the then-issued shares.
The company has been and is engaged in explora tion and development of oil and mining properties.
It is said to have two producing
oil wells, but exploration conducted on other properties has not yet
established the existence of any susbtantial oil or ore reserves.
Net proceeds of the sale of stock under this offering, estimated at
$129,000, will be used to defray the costs of exploration and develop¬
ment of the properties and lor the acquisition of other properties, and
: may be
expended on such expenses incidental to these items as the
management may determine*
The prospectus lists II. D. Beck with of Denver and Irando Oils Ltd..
of Regina as promoters;
and they own 405,000 and 367,000 shares,
respectively. Edward A. Miller of Regina is President.
.
(par
expiring1 Dec.
held
stock
by
issuance
for
stock.
arc
reserved
convertible
5%
company's
UNDERWRITERS
—
—V.
189,
Louisiana
&
Period End. March 31—
Railway
Net
$899,272
$738,401
$2,430,166
Net
,
—V.
189,
p.
335,851
303,333
887,733
Railway oner, revenue—
Railway
oprr.
expenses
Net
Net
—V.
Net
rev.
opers.
$1,750,185
$1,574,039
$5,030,528
Net
ry.
—V.
oper.
139,
711,714
657.938
2,125.099
2.022,126
rv.
Kelsey-Hayes Co.—Secondary Distribution—A second¬
distribution of 70,000 shares of common stock (par
$1) was made on April 27 by Goldman, Sachs & Co. at
$46.12 V2 per share, with a dealer's concession of $1 per
shard.
This offering was oversubscribed.—V. 184, p.
; 2837.
Offered—Public offering
900,000 shares of class A stock and 900,000 shares of
class B stock was made on May 1, by Paine, Webber
Jackson & Curtis and associates. This offering was over¬
of
,
in
stock
and
offering
nancing by the company.
.
''
after
$12.50
1
\
\
\
«•
The
shares
were
of¬
represented
,
initial
public
fi-
•
single unit are transferable only togetht*
first period of three consecutive calendar
months; commencing on or after July 1.
1961, during which period
the average
of daily quoted market prices for the units . exceeds
shares
The
until
•
closed.
the books
The
unit.
"
per
comprising
the
clo.se
of
a
the
unit.
develop and manage real estate, initially
The -company has contracted to purchase two
approximately 7.041 acres (approximately
11 square miles) located 48 miles south of Los Angeles in Orange
Ccunty.
The; properties $re a part of the historic Rancho Niguel,
BUSINESS—To
acquire,
in Southern California.
adjacent
$3,159,948
$10,237,728
1,796,153
4,055,295
properties, totaling
Expansion Program—
Model.
149-year history.
Lukens has increased its steel-making
Life
Funds
in
the
$635,775 of brokerage commissions;
said designation credit
compensation for
as
Stone
that,
appears
Vice-President
and
and
not
of
Stubbs
In
at
the
the
amount
gross
direction
in
Managed
is
former
a
disclosed
the
Funds
former
a
Director
non-disclosures
Jaquith caused
amount
Moreover,
the
annuallyi and raised its
become the third largest
189. p. 483.
said
and
all
of
of
50%
of
Hilton
of
H.
President
and
business
Managed
associate
Funds.
of
the
Slayton,
Slayton
Hilton
H
payments
• \ -*
charged
are
of
of
These
report.
with
to
respect
by
under
part
earlier reports
The
to the
between
accrued
its
in
1957
6%
of
the
189,
p.
has called
cumulative
Gas
to Smith
the
to Stubbs;
notice,
Jaquith
compensation
dividends.—V.
Michigan
Stubbs in
$144,813
the report
failed
and Slayton
to
disclose that
Associates
paid
1131.
187,
p.
for
was
illegal
Investment
Company Act and that
thereunder might be recoverable
Co., Inc.—Partial Redemption—
corporation
of
to
amount of $67,520; In
1955, $60,263 to Smith
and 1954, $6,769 to Smith.
Managed Funds.—V.
shares
and
and
provisions
of the
Matheson
commissions to be credited
$49,985
according
contract
void
or
Profit for Quarter—
redemption
preferred
stock
on
May
at
$21
.
1,
per
,
next, 2,500
share plus
2003.
Storage
Co.—Private Placement—This
through White, Weld & Co., has arranged to
place privately $6,300,000 of 4% % first mortgage bonds
due
1971. The
company
is controlled by Consumers
company,
Power Co.—V.
Approved—
186,
p.
1152.
approved
Co. — Capital Stock,
Offered—The company is offering holders of its out¬
standing capital stock the right to subscribe for 100,000
shares of additional stock at the subscription price ol
Fidelity
receive
and
1956, $47,266 to Smith
and $11,399 to Stubbs;
the proposed merger of this
corporation with Raytheon Manufacturing Co.—V. 168, p. 2543.
Maine
to
received
Roland
further
the
in
was
stockholders on Aoril 23
Managed
$208,872, respectively; and 1954—$125,943 and $134,977, respect¬
ively. In each of the years, Jaquith received 50% ol' the commissions
payable to Model, Roland and Stone; and at the direction of Hilton H.
Board and President.
Th*
for
and
April 20 announced the completion of the greatest
Machlett Laboratories, Inc.—Merger
.
and
that Jaquith
Similar
earnings
it
adviser
including payments to Slayton Associates and to Model, Roland and
Stone
for
prior years, as follows: 1957—$253,821 and $254,525, re¬
spectively:
1956—$229,096 and $402,474, respectively;
1955—$179,019
for the quarter ended March 31. 1959 amounted to
announced on April 24 by Will Freeman, Chairman of
This compares with a net loss of $38,258 for
the same period in 1958.
Sales for the first quarter of 1959 amounted to $1,551,168. compared
to sales of $1,301,346 for the same quarter in 1958.
Earnings per share for the 1959 first quarter were 8%c, compared
to a net loss of the same amount per share for the same quarter in
1958.—V. 189, p. 348.
the
investment
Jaquith caused $215,231 gross commissions to be credited to James S
Stubbs and $63,392 to Harold W. Smith.
Hilton H. Slayton is Presi¬
dent of Managed Funds and
Vice-President and 51%' stockholder Of
Slayton Associates; Smith is the husband of a sister of Hovey E.
3,751,047
Lynch Corp.—Reports
the
purchased and sold for Managed Funds that year;
designated Model, Roland and Stone to effect said pur¬
Jaquith
It
$6,700,057
1,896,388
by 249c
(to 930,000 ingot tons
plate-roiling facilities by some 40%
to
producer cf steel plate in the nation.—V.
and
per
$4,374,787
capacity
units, each consisting of one share of Class A
one share of Class B stock, at a price of $10
fered
opers.
ry.
income
1677.
single expansion program in its
At a total cost of $33 million
Net
subscribed
p.
Company Act,- false and mis¬
reports filed by Managed Funds
including the omission to state that
various
policy of Slayton Associates as It may be determined from
time; and Slayton Associates in payment for the services to
agreed to direct'brokerage business to Jaquith or to such
Slayton,
$38 385.
Laguna Niguel Corp.—Stock
'
fr,
oper.
139,
This company on
ary
;
rev.
rv
become
Investment
in
commissions.
48,779,979
Lukens Steel Co.—Completes
1574.
p.
that
$4,723,727
income—
'fr.
"
»
46,980,614
the
charged,
are
portfolio securities
1959—3 Mos—1953
$18,882,495 $57,218,342 $55,476,036
15,722,547
representations in the Managed
statistical and investment advisory
by Slayton Associates, Inc., under
that
Managed Funds' annual report for the year ended Nov.
1958, failed to disclose that Slayton Associates did not perform the
it
had
agreed to perform and for which it had received
payment of $278,488; that Slayton Associates had directed brokerage
commissions to Jaquith aggregating at least $635,775 in respect of
1959—Month—1958
15,828,920
to
-
Fund
services
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$3,707,659 $11,408,565 $11,350,266
2,133,620
6,378.037
6,626,539
$3,939,902
2.189,717
had
Slayton
expenses
optr.
the
said obligation and .responsibility of Slayton Associates, Inc., to
Managed Funds, Inc. and -its stockholders had been abdicated and
delegated to Stephen H. Jaquith."
It is also asserted by the Com¬
were
Railway
1940
file
may
30,
RR.—Earnings—
Railway op<>r. revenue__ $20,203,707
to
under
Act
Associates;
hearing.—V. 189, p. 1929.
1959 -Month—1958
Period End. March 31—
'
notice
Slayton,
Nashville
&
Company Act of
reports under that Act appear to
company
mission
875,608
Louisville
the Investment
other
the
...
.
$2,294,554
income™
1575.
oper.
ry.
provide a cur¬
to
or firms as he might designate.
Io further appears, according to the Commission's
notice, that de¬
spite the obligation of Slayton Associates to render advisory services to
Managed Funds under and -pursuant to a contract dated Aug. 15. 1952,
1959—3 Mos.—1958
opers.
and
that
representations
to
from
expenses
ry.
and
persons
$6,255,006
3,960,452
fr.
Its
rendered,
and
$6,184,526
3,754,360
provisions ol
annual
rendered
that
general
be
Ry.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
for public sale
been
According to the notice, this contract required Jaquith, under the
general direction and approval of Slayton Associates, to use his best
judgment in the selection, purchase and sale of securities under the
below have severally
$2,060,691
1,322,290
revenue...
oper.
rev.
the
time
$2,195,392
1,296,120
Railway oper.
have
company.
chases and sales
Arkansas
amendments
registered
misleading;
are
.Jaquith
1574.
p.
shares
of
date
1954.
From
filed increasing
December. 1953,- under provisions of a contract dated Dec. 1, 1953,
/between Slayton Associates, Inc., the then investment adviser for the
Fund, and Jaquith, then an employee of Model, Roland and Stone'.
agreed to purchase from the company the respective numbers of shares
of common stock of the company set forth below, if any are purchased:
Bear,
Stearns & Co.,
11,250 and John H. Kaplan
Co., 11,250.
SEC—
Ry.—Earnings—
In
previously issued to
evidenced by scrip
named
that
primary issue relates
prospectus that research;
under
•
underwriters
issued suspending
securities.
leading
debentures
The
1959,
for May 6,
hearing
.
issuance
for
a
order should be
'
1,200.000
971,000
1,000,000 shs. "'928,041.32 shs,
.
scheduling
stop
a
a
a
contract dated Aug. 15, 1952.
The accuracy of those representaytions is questioned by the Commission in view particularly of the un¬
disclosed delegation of certain of these functions by Slayton Associates
to Stephen M. Jaquith and the nature and extent of the services actu¬
ally rendered by Jaquith for the Fund, as well as the-payment to
Jaquith had become the investment adviser for Managed Funds in
aged Funds portfolio securities, as outlined below.
against conversions of the
and 34,557 shares are reserved
to holders of options to purchase the company's common
•.v"
of. stock
shares
$1)
1933
company,
whether
since
and
services
$1,422,092
$7,100,000
Period End. March 31—
Southern
City
Kansas
'
of
Another
the under¬
certificates
31, 1959.
It does not include 50 shares of treasury
the company. In addition to the above figure, 35,918
'
of Joseph S.
that counsel could properly prepare for the
PRESENT FINANCING
•
Outstanding
maturing
debentures
figure includes 27,984 shares
561.44 shares of stock
'This
writers. .jand
"
so
TO
-
stock
Common
>
,
converibile
1960-1964
.
Radom, counsel to Arthur B. Pfleiderer
and Harry Garland, co-trustees of F. L. Jacobs Co., debtor in reorgan¬
ization
proceedings pursuant to Chapter X of the Bankruptcy Act
pending in the U. S. District Court in Detroit, the SEC has author¬
ized a further postponement, from April 27 to June 1, 1959, of the
hearing in proceedings under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 to
determine
whether Jacobs Co.
class A and class B common stock
should be
withdrawn from listing and registration because of the
"r company's failure to file proper annual and other reports with the
Commission and the New York Stock Exchange.
The postponement
was
requested by counsel in order that the independent accountants
mav
complete their auait of the company's books and records and
folio
.Funds
under
to; bank
Agreement
V-Loan
5%
.
request
payable
instituted proceedings
challenging'the accuracy and ade¬
registration statement Hied by this
Exchange Commission has
challenged by the Commission in view (among other things) of the
Fund's large turnover of portfolio securities and its apparent
policy
and design to provide and distribute quarterly gains on sales of
port¬
Authorized
•
the
to re¬
'
note
;
actions should not be
construed in any manner, as
questioning the
ability of Managed Funds to meet the contract terms of its outstand¬
ing shares.
/ .
One
of
the principal issues raised in the stop
order proceedings
relates to the adequacy and accuracy of the stated-investment policy
of Managed Funds,
the principal objective of which is said to be
"to provide for
capital growth in all classes," with emphasis upon
"capital growth rather than income" and with resulting normal turn¬
over
in the securities
held.
The statement of investment policy Is
was
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
t
In announcing these
proceedings, the Commission called attention to
the fact that Managed Funds has a portfolio of securities having an
aggregate market value of approximately $75 million, and that Its
41,484
by the Atomic Energy Commission that it would not in the foreseeable
future require from the company additional quantities of lithium chemi¬
cals over and above those being supplied by its present contract.
time
investment
an
payable.
company
'
•
corrected reports
on
or
before May 29,
1959; and that following any such filing or
failure so to file, the Commission may, after notice and opportunity
for hearing, suspend or revoke the registration of Managed Funds as
present contract with the Atomic Energy Commission will be completed
on
Dec. 31, 1959.
In early October, 1958, the company was informed
.
At
accounts
current
•
(F. L.) Jacobs Co.—Hearing Postponed by
the
organized as a Minnesota' corporation
on
April 11, 1944 as Lor Mining Corp. In August, 1946 the name was
changed to Lor Corp., and in March, 1947 to its present name,
Lithium Corp.
of America, Inc.
The company owns and currently
operates plants in Bessemer City, N. C. and St. Louis Park, Minn.,
a suburb of Minneapolis. The company's principal office is at 1100 Title
Insurance Bidg., Minneapolis 1, Minn. The company is currently engaged
in th-i production and sale of lithium compounds, lithium metal and
its derivatives, and lithium alloys,
their relative importance being in
that order.
Over 50%
of the total sales volume of the company is
represented by sales of lithium material to the Atomic Energy Com¬
mission. but the price and amount of such sales is restricted informa¬
tion and may not be disclosed.
Deliveries of the company under its
1950 Broad Stieet,
company1, located at
This
Of
to
false
be
company.
BUSINESS—The
47.
p.
closed.
books
'!
'
•
The registration statement was filed Aug. 2,
Funds pursuant to
that various of its
This offering was
// PROCEEDS—The net proceeds to the company will be used
duce
•
the
and
■*
.
,
Act
investment
question
the number
offered, 18,984 shares were sold by the under¬
writers, none of the proceeds of which will accrue to
share), without underwriting.
proceeds are to be used to expand new areas.
per
.
rent prospectus,
the most recent such amendment having been filed
Aug. 25, 1958. and declared effective Aug. 29, 1958.;.'
i
At the same time, the Commission served written notice oh Managed
of
share.
Louis
the
time
and
Securities
the
effectiveness.
shares
covering
SEC
St.
on
expects to
stock (par $1) at $18.50 per
■
of disclosures contained in
quacy
expected that all or most
mon
;
.
Securities
The
under
America, Inc—Common Stock Offerred—Bear, Stearns & Co. and John H. Kaplan &
Co. on April 28 publicly offered 41,484 shares of com¬
on
'
;
■
its general offices
with
company,
Managed Funds, Inc.—Securities Violations Charged—
ourcbase
land
the
or
in Portland, Me,
is authorized to write life, disability and health insurance and to grant
annuities and endowments, under a special act of the Maine State
Legislature effective Aug. 20, 1955. The company was originally licensed
to do business in Maine on Jan. 31, 1956 and is .currently licensed to
do business in 22 additional states.
At the end of 1958, the company
had in force $14,886,119 of life insurance and annualized accident and
health premium income of $298,446.—V. 189, p. 1677.
'
f
Kidder, Peabody <fe Co. is listed as the principal
has acquired from the company com¬
Corp.
the company's
.
BUSINESS—This
purchase warrants,
Lithium
financing will be added to the
the
company.It is intended that substantially all" of
initially invested in. short-term U .8. Government
securities, and subsequently will be used for expansion of
Peabody
Kidder,
from
proceeds
of the
business.
acquire
which they are located, which were leased
by White Front, and which Interstate will continue to lease.—V. 189,
buildings
•
PROCEEDS—Net
general funds
such proceeds, will be
begin operating Between July and October. 1959.
II
of the remaining proceeds will be used vo
adriittonal stores, and to establish new stores, thereby con¬
tinuing the expansion of its operations.
.sThe company now has outstanding 522,770 common shares, of which
William Lovine, Board Chairman,
and Morris Levine, President, own
129,750 and 125,000 shares, respectively.
They propose to sell 25,000
shares each.
\
' 'v
r;
is
earnings."
net
Cantor
Mr.
White
stock
pany
'
Interstate's
(DST) on May 19, 1959 (with an over-subscription
privilege). F. W. Brooks & Co. Inc. is manager of a group
is underwriting this offering. Shareholders of the
company on April 22, 1959, approved a 2-for-l split of
the capital stock, increasing the authorized capital stock
from 100,000 shares of $4 par value to 300,000 shares of
$1.50 per value..
that
-
-
'
-
7
p.m.
exercisable on or before May 31, 1961.
to purchase 11,000 common shares at the public offering price, which
shares also are included in the registration statement.
Levine's operates a chain of 61
stores in the retail clothing and
dry goods business in six staes of the Southwest.
Net proceeds
of its proposed stock sale will be added to general
funds.
Approximately $300,000 will be spent for inventory, equipment,
fixtures and other initial costs of
three new stores which the com¬
of Los Angeles,
Inc.,
SEC—
located
plied by amendment.
mon
April 27 announced that it had acquired White
Calif.
Sol W. Cantor, President of Interstate, described White Front Stores
as
the largest and fastest growing low markup operation on the west
Ooast, and said that its acquisition represented Interstate's first major
step in its plan to enter this field.
"White Front Scores last year had
sales of better than $20,000,000," he said.
"Based on its operating
experience to date it can be expected to contribute substantially to
Front Stores,
1795.
p.
Inc.—Registers With
company,
underwriter.
c
ti This corporation
189,
at 8908 Ambassador Row; Dallas, filed a
registration
statement with the SEC on April 24,
1959, covering
110,000 sharps of common stock.
Of this stock, 60,000 shares are to be
offered for
public sale by the issuing company and the remaining
50.000.
representing
outstanding
shares,
by
the
present
holders
thereof.
Public offering price and underwriting terms are to be sup¬
This
contract for missile and
$il,400,000
an
equipment
to
will be
capital.
CAPITALIZATION—Upon issuance of the shares outstanding capitali¬
will consist of 900,000 class A shares and 1,790,000 class B
Lcvine's,
awarded
has
Force
ground support
aircraft
proceeds, $4,799,167 will be used in connec¬
purchase of property.
The balance of the
zation
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—Contract
SAGE
net
the
be added to the company's general funds and
property development and for use as working
for
46.
p.
the
financing
will
fixed
charges
'Net income
with
available
152,595
*26.104
opers.
for
avail,
beach recreational facilities,
proceeds
$4,081,873
363.475
$1,416,620
*45.971
from
rev.
'Income
an
tion
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$1,351,734
'5.281
revenues
oper.
hotels,
America—Reports Loss—
1959—Month—1958
3 Mos. End. Mar. 31—
r
.
residential areas, shopping centers,
course,
Railway
t
.
.
information
An
(2035)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
—
—
Insurance
$6 per share op the basis of one share for each
as
of record April 28, 1959.
Rights to
held
evidenced by transferable
two shares
subscribe,
warrants, will expire at 3:30
Midland-Ross
„
Corp.—Sales and Earnings Rise—
Earnings for the first quarter of 1959 rose 90.0% above a year ago
a 19.4%. increase in sales, Wade N. Harris, President, told share¬
holders at the company's annual meeting held on April 23.
•
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Dollar volume for the first Uiree months of this year climbed to
$20,072,945 against $16,808,223 in the same 1958 period.
Net income
rose to $905,375, equal to $1.05 a common share compared with $474^960
on
or
41
cents a
share
a
year
ago.
According to Mr. Harris, the outlook for the second quarter continues
earnings are expected to improve.
to be favorable, and sales and
On
April 6,
1959, the corporation acquired in
.
a
cash transaction *H
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2036).
r
Inc., Grand Rapids, Mich.,
fht asSets of the Nelson Metal Products Co.,
producer of zinc and aluminum die castings for the auto¬
motive
industry.
The acquisition was in line with Midland-Ross'
announced policy of expanding operations into complementary fields.
Monon
substantial
«.
Nelson
will continue
Products
Metal
under
management,
company's
Railway
Mich.,
Owosso,
Net
division.
Net
Net
income
learnings
p.
,
Pcnod EUd'. Mar. 31—
1959-A-Montii—1958
Railway oper. revenue.
$865,251
$1,077,664
'.Railway .oper.ft expenses ft ; 799.983 ; ft 020.685Net
$856,433
Railway
oper.
revenue.
Net
—V.
147,467
Railway
oper.
expenses
-
-.^A
of March
31, 1959.—
operating deficit
rv.
189,
•
1,074.494
914,663
'
Railway
Railway-
$14,042
$230,301
19,574
201.140
213,406
Net
—V.
fr.
rev.
ry.
$165,489
62,176
opers.
ry.
Income—
oper.
189, p.
$458,515
186,632
$489,867
189,926
$180,206
79,930
1706.
Mississippi
demption—
Inc.—Partial Re¬
Investment Co.,
Valley
,
Mo.—V.
187,
railway ft
•.
"jl
'■
,
245,310
a".-.
1959—3 Mos.ft-1958 A
-
"x
.
s
sV
53,674,977
172.641.627
154.093,565
47,153,573
147.451.576
141.810,237
AAA ft A.;
7 6,516*;401
.' ft
12,416.292
4,536,943
25.190,051
12,283,328
3,705,431
*11,159,334
*1,473,791
■;/'AAA Aft;,. r,/AA-:
157(3.
p.
Chicago & St.* Louis RR.—«-EarnirigsAA;
New York,
1959—Month—1958 ;
ft
r;
1959—3 Mos.—1958
s
$37,252,176 $33,879,390
26.665,982
26,701,786
;
fr.
Net" rev.
Net
189,
ry.
p.
^
;.
.
$4,475,491
1,326,142
opers.
income
1576.
oper.
ry.
—v.
$2,606,796 $10,586,194
$7,177;604
973.967 * 4.323,464 -- 2,628, 166
'U.-'-: ■ •
' v:
ft-*.'-'...
A A/- '
A'-
■
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.
' ;-V -\
A
ft-J•
National Citrus Corp., Lakeland, Fla.—Files With SEC
Railway
corporation on April 20 filed a letter of notification with the
150,000 shares oi common stock to . be offered at par
($2 per share), through R. F. Canipcau Co., Inc., Detroit, Mich.
The proceeds
are
to be used for new equipment, inventory, and
working capital.
b f
%
Mississippi Valley Stock Yards, Inc.—Partial Redemp¬
1959—Month—1958
Period End. March 31—
The
f
-:
143,396
expenses
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$430,360
$462,300
revenue—
oper.
Railway- oper.
covering
SEC
1896.
p.
7
A New York Connecting RR.—Earnings—
corporation, formerly Mississippi Valley Stock Yards, Inc., has
called for redemption on May 15, next, $6,000 of its first mortgage
bonds dated May 15, 1951 and due Nov. 15, 1959 at 100<<
and accrued
Interest.
Payment will be made at the Mutual Bank & Trust Co.,
Louis,
$737,376
146,145
■ft
A'
Railway oper. revenue— $13,613,002 $11.42G,292
9,137.511
8,819,496
Railway oper. expenses
This
«3t.
*a',
»
49.657,555
expenses f
oper.
Period End. March 31—
,ft
Morningstar, Chairman of the Board.
Mr. ..Stempel. succeeds
George J. Muller, who has been elected Vice-Chairman ,ol the Board.
Morningstar-Paisley, Inc. is a major producer of starches^ gums, dextrines, adhesives, and chemical specialties for a wide number ol indus¬
tries. Consolidated sales for 1958 amounted to $23,130,122.A ft;
Mr. Stempel, who has been associated wita the Morningstar companies
for
the past 35
years,
was previously
Executive Vice-President .of,'
Morningstar-Paisley.—V. 188, p. 650.
'"A
A -A A.
;A '.
Joseph
Net
'
02,073,847
revenue..
oper.
'Defie:'t.—V. 189,
announced by
of Murray Stempel as President has been
The election
,-ay'..''
operations
ftry. oper.- income—.
Net
Morningstar-Paisley, Inc.—New President— ''./'/AAA
$1,086,337
627,822
$1,149,442
659,575
$397,762
217,556
$411,166
245,677
expenses
oper.
$456,979
184,990
21.559
-
a
Net rev. irom
1677.
p.
$65,263
1576.
p.
New York Central
ft
1959—3 Mos.—1958
1959—Month—1958
Period End. March 31—
189.
Period-End. Mar.
$1,144,964
$133,923
$73,684
1.245
operations
Net
$1,088,536
Minneapolis, Northfield & Southern Ry.—Earnings—
<
1,927,193
railway
from
Net rev.
—V.
Railway
2.328,772
$312,707
Rtt.-—Earnings^—
31—ft,A" 1959^-SIohth—1958
AAf.-AAA/ -A-1."ft. -Aft-' ' $A.A "ftfts'ft-'
*$0.01
1959 —3 Mcs.--1958
1959—Month—1958
$429,313
$355,391
293.390
281.907
Period End. Mar. 31—
V. 188, p. 1864.
Uailway oper. revenue—
*
1959—3 Mos.—1958*
$2,671,479 $2,664,569
railway
from
rev.
operations
-A-ft,.
rv.
oper. > income Aft;. -»
241,093
-vAAA''"-;-''
Monongaliela Ry.—Earnings—
222,461
531,574
outstanding as
shares
$631,763
214.847
129,995
110,976
..-,
$3,724,049
—
2,031,382
to
Adjusted
income
1575.
oper.
189,
174,974
share
per
$334,575
opers.
$4,306,769
—.
•—
taxes.
after
fr. ry.
$0.26
income before taxes
1,368,276
$294,475
'M
a
1958
1959
March 31--
operating revenues
Het
1,465,864
•'
54,931,414.. $5,032,431
4.279,651 :v..;4;175,93g
America—Earnings-
Minerals & Chemicals Corp. of
ffet
19o9^3.Mos.—-1953
1959—Month—1958
$1,760,339
$1,702,851
expenses
oper.
rev.
ry.
_~v.
Three Mouths Endedq
revenue—
Monday, May 4, 1959.
.
the present
operated by
be
to
the
of
direction
the
March 31—
.
'AAftwA;;-'■•KS".-v'New Orleans & Northeastern RR.—Earnings——
RR.—Earnings—
Period End
Railway oper
.
$1,235,896
221,009..
$1,142,827
436,267
ft
ft
618,184
'
Y'-VA
"
"V*
9
Net rev.ftfr.
Net
189,
•••!'
A
$318,904
$209,351
$749,62.9
$524,643
206,437
opers.
96,730
454,311
.228,889
income—
oper.
ry.
—V.
ry.
.
1797.
p.
ft ;
.
tion—
•*
See
Mississippi Valley Investment Co., Inc.
above.—V.
186,
2051.
p.
stockholders
1959 —3 Mos.—1958
Net
oper.
ry.
—V.
189,
p.
income..—
1575.
to
number
oper.
expenses
Net
—V.
net
will
proceeds
construction
for
used
be
purposes.—V.
188,
ftV
Servocontrols,
Moog
Inc.—Common
Offered—
Stock
An
underwriting group headed jointly by Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Blunt Ellis & Simmons on April 28 of¬
fered for public sale 120,000 shares of common stock
(par $1)
at $15 per share.
This offering
&re
being offered by the company to its employees.
the
Of
shares
being
chased 50.000 shares
celling
stockholders
Croup,
more
offered
from
who,
the
company
after
54 A of
than
publicly,
Underwriters
the
have
70,000 shares
and
from
sale, will continue to hold,
outstanding common shares.
as
a
proceeds to the company from the sale of the
€50,000 shares will be used to increase working capital, principally
through the reduction of bank loans.
The company also proposes to
^arrange a long-term loan of $500,000 to $750,000 to repay all presently
outstanding interest bearing long-term indebtedness.
BUSINESS—Tho
tiydraulic
•nissils
company is
one
of
the largest producers
control
components
aircraft applications.
servo
and
systems
and
used
clectro-
of
primarily
in
half of the
the
company's output is
remainder
eventualuser
in
military aircraft.
now
used in
sold
programs
the government is
output, its products
almost all of the
of
Initially
evionics
missile
While
company's
companies, principally In
the
are
industries.
to
than
more
reported
sales
sales
of
of
aircraft
and
fix
months
$4,616,131
$3,724,689
and
and
ended
loss
$>eriod of 1957.
For the fiscal year
<$7,800,735 and net Income $(14,969,.
Doc.
income
net
net
a
of
31,
of
ended
the
1958
company
$180,827, compared
for the comparable
$2,691
June
30,
sales
1958
were
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
Notes
To
(secured)
for
equipt.
bank
.A
(unsecured
Common stock ($1 par
*Not
ft.
$60,860
105.164
79,824
700',000
valueAAA-
including 2,561 shares held in
"
shs.
rounds out
"For
the
cise of stock options.
tmmber
of
shares
of
purchase from the
of
names
the
stock
common
several
which
underwriters
each
has
follows:
company
and
from
the
selling
the
and
severally
agreed
stockholders
are
—Shares to be Purchased—■
■"From
i
;
From
Company
Kidder,
•
Peabody &
Blunt
Ellis
A.
Becker 6;
G.
&
Co
Sliearson, Hammill & Co
II.
.
A-
11,667
5,833
5,833
2,500
3,500
2,500
Lester. Ryons & Co
Mitchum, Jones A Templeton
Rausclier, Pierce & Co., Inc
"Nor
1,667
1,067
L667
833
Pomeroy,
Inc.
833
A Co.
will
50,000
this
of
1959,
30,
50c
■
during
company
to
amounted
the
three
$41,838,063,
fiscal months ended
with $33,611,058
compared
The
12,823
12,422
and
the
on
respective
dates.
stated that billings during the 1959 quarter com¬
following: On shipbuilding contracts, $30,717,740, against
1958; ship conversions and repairs,
$6,903,932, compared with $4,084,979;
hydraulic turbines and other
work, $4,156,391, against $3,381,203,
It was noted by the
company
that income from long-term ship¬
building contracts is reported 011 the percentage-of-completion basis
and that such income ior any period will, therefore, vary from the
company
the
prised
$25,544,876 for the first quarter of
American
billings on the contracts.—V. 189,
A A
812.
p.
'■ ft v
-
Encaustic,
product line and distribution.
operated
under
direction
the
vast
a
"have been
Malcolm
of
A,-
Net
to
$775,476
expenses
$2,289,217'
707,645
653 026
2,033,208
1.887,94$
$144,294
59,407
$122,450
$256,009
$200,838
45,782
21,258
*20.981
railway
operations w-AAftA
ry. opdr. income-
Net
$2,088,786
$851,939
from
rev.
A
;
1959—3 Mos.—1958
revenue.
Railway oper.
Railway ftOper.
pyrophyllite quarry
glazed ceramic tile
new
1959—Month—1958
Period End. Mar. 31—
h csaid,
Ai'ft.-ft.ft,.A;
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
Norfolk
A * Deficit. —v.»189,
1678.
p.
also be
tile and Portland
cement
Railway oper. revenue—
»
are
just two of the
areas
we
& Western
Norfolk
Ry.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958 '
Period End. March 31—
are
he explained.
"We arc studying others and something
importance may be acquired in the future."—V. 189, p. 1G77.
corporation,
The
with
company
Railway
Net
Net
under
at
Hartsdale,
N.
Y.,
filed
oper.
expenses
fr.
rev.
$17,746,239 $17,148,359
11,029,935
12,642,357
1959—3 Mos —1958
$50,928,631 $48,921,339
32,290,434
38,721,577
optrs.
$6,716,304
$4,506,002
$18,638,197
$10,199,762
income—
4,151,353
2,472,951
11,538,636
6.051,254
ry.
oper.
ry.
1797.
p.
Northern
Power Commission on April 24 approved a $15,956,500
program for this company; which enables it to increase its
capacity -by approximately 100 million cubic feet of natural
gas daily, according to advices received by the company,
ft <■>■)
present,,customers of Northern will receive half the increase while
the remaining 50 million cubic feet will go to serve a new customer^
Northern Illinois Gas Co. of Aurora, 111., which distributes gas in the
growing Chicago suburban area.
Northern was advised on April 24 of a letter issued by FPC accepting
April 24. 195B. covering 500.000 shares of
offered for public sale at $1 per share.
organized under Delaware
law
in
1958
for
the
stock,
was
expansion
be
to
system
providing equity capital to small businesses.
The man¬
has decided at least temporarily not to apply for a license
the
Small
is
offering
Business
Administration
in
made
selected
to
order
small
obtain
businesses
Act
funds
which
will
of
to
be
1958.
be
used
able
This
in
stock
financing
to. meet
Natural Gas Co.—Expansion Approved—
Federal
The
registration
a
on
of
agement
those
located
the SEC
capital
par
the
high
the management plans to require be met in order to
•a
decision by an FPC examiner handed down on March 24, approving
these projects;
qualify for financing by the company.
Through banks, business asso¬
"•
ciates and through advertising, the company will seek desirable small
Northern is prepared to start construction immediately, so that facil¬
business financing throughout the nation.
ities will be in service this year.
"ft
The
prospectus lists Charles M. Carpenter of Hartsdale as Board 'A ' Northern will build a total of 103.7 miles of 30-inch pipeline in Iowa,
Chairman
and
George Vincent Grace of Long Island as President.
Nebraska and Kansas and will install 14,000 compressor horsepower at
They own, respectively, approximately, 70ft
and 30ft
of
the' 9,000 ;ft- stations in -these same-states.Northern will also build 18 miles of
20-inch line from its present line at Dubuque across the
outstanding shares, acquired at par.
Grace has. in addition, sub¬
Mississippi
standards
which
.
and
agreed
to
at
pay,
Hampshire
coxtipany,
stock.
Ball
located
statement
Of
this
at
with
stock,
sale
by the issuing
Kidder. Peabody
par,
for
additional
an
21,000
River
shares.
to
with the
connect
Illinois
Northern
Co.
Gas
Bearings,
Peterborough,
the
SEC
100.000
company
N.
covering
shares
through
an
are
H.,
April
on
126,000
to
be
underwriting,
filed
27
shares
offered
of
for
group
a
$13,500,000
Plains, 111.
•ft neaiv Des
Northern
^
South
'
offering
Net
-
headed
our-
price to employees, are to be suoplied bv amendment.
to the company of Its stock sale will be used as fol¬
to pay off in full its 5ft
chattel mortgage term loan;
proceeds
S350.0C0
S400.000
to
construct
an
addition
to
gas
Dakota,
Iowa
Nebraska.—V.
and
Northern Pacific
Net
Net
rev.
ry.
—V.
expenses
oper.
341,080
common
shares.
•
oi
which
shares
(27.6ft) are held by Arthur N. Daniels, President,' and
(22.6ft > by Dolores deP. Daniels. Thev own an additional
10.400 shares forithd benefit of their son.
The two
77,200 shares
Daniel^nropose 'to
sell. 10,000
shares
each.~-V.
188,
p.
185,
,.ft.
349.
p.
fr.
oper.
ry.
$2,397,774
1959—3 Mos.—1958
'
$1,234,121
1,156,922
opers.
income
189, p. 1797.
1959—Month—1958
391,7C8
$5,619,180
2,081,574-
;
$3,594,591
745,706
.
; Northern States Power Co.
outstanding
pipeline, costing
present'system
<
$14,588,958 $12,839,165 $40,978,903 $38,684,232
12,191,184
11,605,044
35,359,723
35,089,641
operation
has
its
its
.
company
into
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. March 31—
purposes.
The
140-mile
•
main plant; and the balance,
together with otlier corporate funds, some of which may be borrowed,
to purchase
machinery and equipment ior the new plant addition',
expected to cost approximately $1,2000,000, and for general corporate
94,000
line.
a ~
this
bring
com¬
public
A Co., and 6,000 directly to its employees.
The
20,000 shares, representing outstanding stock,
are
to be
for
sale
by the holders thereof through said underwriting
The public offering price and underwriting terms, as well as
group.
Illinois
build
must
currently engaged in a hearing before FPC to extend
service to 326 new communities in Minnesota, Wisconsin,
Railway
70,000
to
is
natural gas-
offered
lows:
resale
ftft-•''ft;;
the
Railway'oper. revenue-.
1,167
A
::.:;.ftft'ft.
■
by
re4t?s? % reducVthe larger
to satisfy tne smaller.
Any shares not
pur-Msed by the several pnderwrSr;
1797.
p.
1,167
employees^ be
**Woos for.
189,
in,"
statement
the
ne^sary
such
29,263,199
9,759,1,16
charges..
after
remaining
"Offering to Employees" below.
extent
8,711,077
30,274,513
25,818,717
numbered
supply basic raw material for
ready this summer."
.
•
Regarding National Gypsum's future expansion objectives. Mr. Baker
noted that the company "is presently studying possible additions to its
carefully thought out program for diversifying the company's lines in
the building materials field for greater market coverage.
'
This
OFFERING TO EMPLOYEES—The
company is ofiering 10,000 shares
common
stock to us employees
at
the price of $13.75
per share
are not limited in the number
of shares to which ther mnv
«ubscrioe but if oversubscribed the
company will allocate the available
the
being
with
these two companies,"
purpose
are
Newfoundland
production
mon
Employees
*0
34,790,591
we
registration
1,167
833
——r~
£Te
10,041,610
1,167
I~~
Total
11,539,194
26,488,000
three months ended March 24, 1958, the company an¬
nounced.
Backlog of major contracts on March 30, 1659, •' was- $315,753,832, compared with $412,801,144 on March 24, 1958.
Employees
of
Inc.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
•
033
Co._I
income
1,167
033
Newhard, Cook A Co
Vie tor, Common. Dann A
*See
tile
combined
This will be ready in August and
plant.
New
1,167
&
26,444,723
operating
Northern
2,333
Hugh Johnson & Company, Inc
„
fleets
our
28,585,190
approximately
2,333
2,333
633
Lunt
with
30,138,000
8,799,829
Billings
President.
as
are
scribed.
2.333
1*667
D.
coupled
8,638,000
during
standing still with this new building material line. In
keeping witli our policy of expanding acquired product lines, a $2 mil¬
lion program is now underway at American Encaustic's
Lansdale, Pa.,
2,333
Harold C. Brown & Co., Inc
Norman W. Eiseman & Co. Inc
S.
reserves
9.871,000
March
3,500
1,667
Hutton
mineral
producer,
ceramic
our
3,500
2,500
_
Co
Schoellkopf,
17,500
4,167
4,167
Walker & Co
Dooliltle
~
"
"
Stockholders
8,333
Incorporated
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
F. S. Moseley 6c Co
G.
Selling
12,500
Simmons
Co.
tile
floor
and
combined
purpose
to
these
operational
This
500,000 slis.
treasury, and 10,000 shares
bt Feb. 28, 1959 and 17,700 shares at
April 20, 1959 issuable upon exer¬
«n
of
''
Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.—Reports
Billings, Backlog, and Number'of Employees—
to
required
"
9,543,721
Small Business Capital Investing Corp.—
Registered With Securities and Exchange Commission—
226,561
79,824
._
■UNDERWRITERS—The
be
$
Nationwide
105,464
226,561
^
notes
•
will
'
taxes__
—V.- 189,
$60,860
bEortgage note to bank
Other
capacities
$
A Newport News
purchases:
1
Other
"additional
expenses ____
income taxes—
1959—3 Months—1958
$
77,785,882 246,078,799 233.212,558
50,306,443 152,565,018 150.005,322
,
first-rate
a
of further
Outstanding
1959—Month—1958
83.406.207
52,452,292
revenues
operating
Net
assures National Gypsum •
its subsidiaries of low cost materials in all major North Ameri¬
interested
FINANCING
Telephone Co.—Efernings—
$ '
—V.
markets," he said.-
"Ceramic
CAPITALIZATION
2,945,452
Net
AvAA 'A.- Aft.ft. A Aftft'. A-'A A'A
Mr. Baker said the American Encaustic Tiling Co., which National
acquired last year, "has already proved Itself to he a profitable addi¬
tion with good prospects for growth."
'
ft; ft; ft
ft
'V
He also mentioned that the "recent acquisition of The Olcan Tile Co.,
in
i EARNINGS—For the
"With
200
$3,428,324
1,926,124
Other
ships on the Atlantic and the Great Lakes
Schweiker
About
fcnd
$5,082,710
385,084
■
Federal
AAA, Aft.vftA'. A'
.
that
observed
location
Co. and
net
$1,800,197
92,510
ft;
Operating
the demands in the years ahead."
V
said bis? company and its subsidiaries have raw material reserves
quantities and locations necessary to support our continuing pro¬
gram of plant expansion.
This includes vast holdings of mineral de¬
posits to supply our basic building product industries in gypsum, asbes¬
tos, lime, pyrophyllite, limestone and shale.
?ft'".
can
PROCEEDS—The
'■■■
Operating
He
"The
$2,228,113
operations —
ry. oper. deficit- —
189, p. 1576.
ft
New York
"in
three
this
the
pur¬
32,022,088
Period End. Mar. 30—
with
meet
oversub¬
was
An additional 10,000 shares
-
Baker
Mr.
30,856,130
$5,133,123 and
'
1939.
■
scribed and the books closed.
$32,105,50G
were
■
through Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
!3mith Inc., has arranged to place privately $10,000,000
4.90% first mortgage bonds, series L, due April 1,
1.989, it was announced on April 28. These bonds are be¬
ing sold to 15 insurance companies and pension funds.
The
sales
its balance sheet contained assets of $48,914,136.
A:-v
Aft
AAA"
He noted that the National company's new Tawas, Mich., gypsum
quarry development is now in production.
The first shipload of gypsum
ore from the new quarry is scheduled to arrive this week at National's
new Waukegan,
111., gypsum plant.
This plant is slated to go into
production next month.
National also is building a new gypsum products plant at Lorain,
Ohio to supply Ohio markets. The Waukegan plant will supply gypsum
building products to the Chicago and Milwaukee, northern Illinois and
Wisconsin markets.
ft" A A
'A AAft ■ '.'-Aft;,ft;
Mr. Baker also noted that National now is expanding its Savannah,
Ga., gypsum plant.
When this expansion program is completed, the
Savannah plant will have been expanded 300ft'
since it was built*in
company,
«?. 548.
1958
Huron's
that
10,110,253
front railway
rev.
~
Net
•
revealed
Baker
Mr.
$35,933,840 $25:450,412
10.510,422
additional
"The
10,000,000.
National's
earnings
1959—3 Mos.—1958
Railway
authorized
of
revenueft $12,738,535 $12,510,450
exchange for their acceptance.
Missouri Public Service Co.—Private Placement—This
RR.—Earnings-^ '
1959—Month—1958
oper.
II.
AAAAft
offered."
When
■
v
the
increase
5.000,000
from
"A
Period End. Mar. 31—
Railway
vA"
AAA
registration statement is declared effective by the
Securities & Exchange Commission, the company will mail a prospectus
to
Huron
Portland Cement Co. stockholders outlining terms of the
$5,529,738 817,233,516 $15,381,048
2,644,614
8,021,452
7,671,922
$6,629,870
2;995,43G
opers.
ry.
to
voted
' New York, New Haven & Hartford
Baker, Chairman, explained, "can be issued for
stock dividends and further acquisitions when exceptional opportunities
Melvin
shares."
are
fr.
,
by this com¬
Cement Co.
also
shares
stock
common
$72,790,875 $69,783,385
55,557,359
54,402,337
Railway oper. revenue-:. $26,402,675 $24,035,211
Railway oper. expenses
19,772,805
18,505,473
Net rev.
stockholders
The
1959—Month—1958
Period End. March 81—
of Huron Portland
pany
Missouri-Pacific RR.—Earnings—
April 28 approved the acquisition
on
I
Co.—Acquisition Approved— *A
Gypsum
National
The
1197.
•;
:
ft'
The
company
of
4series
ment
Chase
will be
the
due
June
made at
Manhattan
1^
1987
1273.
at
108cr
plus
First Wisconsin Trust
Bank.
11
Broad
TrustBank ft-115
p.
(Wis.)—Redemption—
-
lia9 called for redemption 011 June 1, next, through
sinking fund. $100,000 oi its first mortgage bonds
"W.
St.,
New
'Monroe-St.,
-
*
"
accrued
Co..
interest.
Pay¬
Milwaukee, Wis., The
York.
N.
Y.
or
the
Harris
Chicago. Til. —V.
f88
•
Volume
189
Number 5343 ;.
the' company
commissions
outstanding stock .of Page
Engineers. Inc., it was - announced on April SO. Blyth
Co., Inc.-assisted in the negotiations leaning up to this acquisition.'
company.. has
purchased
air the
the
Communications«s:
—V.
189,
■
4FA.
p
Northwest Bancorporation—Split
Effective}— '
~
;
a
value
The
of $3.33*3,
action
results
from
The
Exchange added
poration will
The
be
now
bank
the
that
3-for-l
Tecent
'.-■■/. '.v./
value stock.
par
'
the Exchange, announced.
100 shares
split of the
in the
instead
unit
and
of
holding
trust
Not- including
Gailon A. Bell
sentenced
on March. 23, 1959, in the U. S. District
five years probation after being found guilty,
jury of fraudulent sale of Nu-Form Batteries, Inc.,
stocx, plus restitution to investors named in the indictment.
in
Los
Federal
was
Angeles
alter
to
reserved
shares
161.343
in
held
treasury
the
8.4
and
shares
commitment
below
named
underwriters
under
are
' 7
.
v.,-.'-,'.' *'7
■
Stearns A Co
Bear,
corporation and its .subsidiaries for the
Dempsey-Tegeler
Net sales for the six-month period ended March 31. 1959 were $70,666,225, with earnings of $4,046;038, or-52 cents per share, as compared
with sales of; $74,381,009 and earnings .of $2,592,046, or 3.3 cents per
share, for the same period in 1958.
:
;
;
'
John H.
amounted
1959
to
j'.i,//".'''V,',/
.
.
t
r
Gregory
H.
facilities -required
Pacific
Electric
S.
896,272
Net rev;.from railway
!
"
'
operations
Net
*
ry.
189,
V
—V.
189, p.
Howard
-
1.6771,
__v
1077.
V, Inc.
R.
1.6771-
T.
A
Moore
'
•
-
'
•-
$829,296
$386,025
4G,6G9
55,371
*270,764
.
Coe..^—
200,000
Walter
J
150,000
J. S.
McDonnell A Co.; ;Incu2
750,000
McMaster
v
.6709
'Henry F. Swift A .Co..6 ._.:
.6709
Company.
of
ihc
Board
of the First National
■
•
'
1959—3 Mos.—1958
1959—Month—1958
"*
$
69,417,041 216,537,466 198,480,015
61,929,034 186,093,912 181,500,793
fr.
14,280,651
7,488,607
*1,389,240
Net lev.
rv.
opers.
Net
ry. opev. income—
3,801,173
'•■Deficit.—V. 189, p. 1797.
30,443,554
461,100
16,979,222
*8,399,621;
to
$50,000
repay
proceeds will be used
short-term
a
to
loan
Piedmont
follows:
as
from
obtained
be
Railway
trialj,National Bank of Providence pending the sale of these securities,
the
balance
the
of
will
moneys
be
Net
Net
program.
the
laws
Plastic
Corp.
A
the
of
ing,
March
the
of
name
Rhode
changed
was
and
selling
Peerless
of
names
and
in
of
name
10,
R.
Triton.
yawls.
of
price from
GIVING
to
$169
EFFECT
preferred stock
stock
Common
stock
"This
issued
figure
does
if
and
as
incjide
not
the
holders
£This
includes
.1673.
p.
Peim-Texas
is
warrants
figure
189,
to
of
stock to
rights
common
their
exercise
be
to
1
to
the
held of
record
common
per
loan
in
the 'amount
share
75,6o4 shares
of
Fairbanks,
of $8,000,000,
Morse
wmmon
will
stock
Penn-Tex&s
holdings of this stock to 909,055 shares,
the outstanding stock.
be used
Chandler
as
Evans
veil
as
or
will
bring
84.2 ft
oi
The
Company, wholly-owned subsidiaries of Pratt A
the operating divisions of Pratt A Whitney.
The
to
EFFECT
TO
Authorized
-
Long-term debt
*Bank
loan
tCurrent debt
$1:60
Common
($40
par
stock
'
$250,000
8,000,000
,
400,000
convertible
.
preferred
431,482 shs.
value)-
($1 par value)-
359,77C slis.'
10,000,000 shs. ; 47.453L00 shs.
:
*The company has negotiated with a bank a 4r;i£c -loan to be cecured
by--a-pledge of all of the Pratt A Whitney and substantially all*of the
Fairbanks
Morse
common
stock.
It
is
a
condition
underwriting group
A Co. The
supplied by
an
•
■
.
of
the
loan
that
Service Co. of
associates
on
Colorado—Halsey Stuart & Co.
April 29 offered an issue of
bids,
all
naming
new
will
bonds
1,
than
1964,
the
be
through
cost
of
;
;
approximately l.5/<)
.
revenues
13.37c
over
1957.
growth in gas sales
is attributable, he
continued, to a marked
gas for 'heating purposes. At the end of the
246,000 building heating installations .n service, an
26,000 over the previous year.
the
in
there
use
of
were
of
Earnings available for common
stock in 1958, he reported, amounted
$500,000 over the 1957 earnings. However,
share basis, earnings in 1958 were $2.26, down from $2.29
1957, as a result of the increased number of shares outstanding.
$27,600,000. an increase of
to
on
per
a
to absorb a large portion of the
out that in 1958, State, local and
$44,000,000 and Federal income tax
amounted
to
$31,400,000.
Combined, they totaled $75,400,000 and
amounted to 22c for each dollar of revenue.
As an indication of the
size of the tax burden,
taxes in 1958 were the equivalent of $6.17
per share
of common stock, or over two and one-half times the
earnings available for common stock.
The stockholders werb
informed that the company's construction
program
at the end of 1958 amounted to $340,000,000. and it is
estimated
that this
year
construction expenditures will aggregate
approximately $158,000,000, $133,000,000 of which will be for electric
facilities and $25,000,000 for gas facilities.
Mr. Luce reported that
the first
of two 290,000-kllowatt
generators at Bergen Generating
Station is expected to go into service this week and that construction
work was started early in 1958 on the new 640,000-kilowatt Mercer
Generating Station near Trenton, and that one unit of 320,000-kilowatts is scheduled for service in 1960 and the other in 1961.
"Upon
completion of these new generating stations and after retirement of
seme small older units of capacity
at Marion Generating Station, the
total Installed capacity of our eight stations will be 3,692,500 kilowatts,
or 457b more than the capacity of generating stations on Jan. 1, 1958."
In
the
first
three
months of 1959, Public Service Coordinated
Transport, a subsidiary of Public Service Electric A Gas Co., operated
at a loss of $111,000, as compared with a loss of $823,000 in the first
quarter of 1958. The reduction in loss is attributable, he pointed out,
to the fare increase
and to improved economic conditions. He said
that the first quarter of the year is usually the poorest for transporta¬
stressed
He
company's
that
revenue
taxes
miscellaneous
tion
continued
taxes
and
pointed
amounted
to
operations, and the company is confident
Transport's operations could net
main favorable,
in
the
that if conditions re¬
approximately $900,000
year.
a
redeemable
at
regular
redemption
prices
the
indebtedness
bonds
now
incurred
at
an
interest rate
being sold.
proceeds from the financing will be added to the
general funds of the company to be used toward the cost of the!
construction
program.
The company estimates a gross construction
program during the 3 years, 1959-1961, of about $106,000,000. These
costs would be divided
as
follows: $78,000,000 for electric facilities
.Outstanding
1959-1961)
1
cumulative
stock
FINANCING
19G0-1964X—.
<4£-
(42ic/i
•
.
PROCEEDS—Net
large terminal and ware¬
PRESENT
and
May
lower
houses at Elizabeth and. Linden, N. J.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
the public through
to
ranging from 105.85fJ> to par, and for the sinking fund at redemption
receding from 101.21 To
to par, plus accrued interest in each case.
However, the bonds are not refundable, directly or indirectly, prior
present owns 77.19'v of , the capital stock of Fairbanks,
Morse, and it has two operating divisions. Pennsylvania Coal and Coke
Division wnich carries on the coal operations of the company,
and
operates a
then
99.6299 ft.
at
Bay way Terminal Division, which
and
4%'v' coupon were as follows: Harriman
Ripley A Co., Inc., Eastman Dillon, Union Securities A Co., Merrill
Lynch, Pierce. Fenner A Smith, Inc. and Dean Witter A Co. (jointly),
99.8299',c ;
Kidder, Poabody A Co. and White, Weld A Co. (jointly),
99.779/;;
Blyth A Co., Inc. and Smith, Barney A Co. (jointly),
99.76f<>;
Lehman Brothers,
99.6747c; and The First Boston Corp.,
BUSINESS—Corporation owns all of the capital .stock of Pratt A
Company, Incorporated, and of "Quick-Way" Truck Shovel
Through Pratt A Whitney, the company controls Colt's
Patent Firearms Manufacturing Co.,, Lie., Potter A Johnston Company
and
Co.—Registers With SEC—
proceeds qf the stock sale will be used
Other
Company.
company
■//I/V";
.
$20,000,000 first mortgage bonds, 4%% series due May 1,
1989, at 101.22% and accrued interest, to yield 4.55%.
The group won award of the bonds at competitive sale
on April
28 on a bid of 100.4%.
Whitney
Whitney,
$376,929
257,034
covering
Public
by the corporation to acquire 75,654 more common shares of Fairbanks,
A Co. and to reduce short-term bank loans.
Purchase of the
the
$77,741
117,335
company
employees,
Inc.
Morse
additional
10
common
April 24,
five-year bank
$133,659
82,259
to. pay $6,425,000 of out¬
l'or working capital
company's treasury
for a portion of the construction expenditures heretofore made, and to
provide for a portion of its construction program.
Thc-j company
estimates that its gross property additions for the years 1959 and
1960 will aggregate some $89,000,000.—V. 189, p. 813.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the financing, together with proceeds
a
$67,454
61,919
railway
--------
1678.
p.
1959,
Net
1959. The rights to subscribe,
evidenced by fully transferable warrants, will expire
at 3:30 p.m. (EDT) on May 8, 1959. Bear, Stearns & Co.
is manager of a group that will underwrite the offering.
.
$2,271,974
1,895,045
income—
amendment.
corporation
stock the right to
share for each four shares of
one
$2,075,975
1,998,234
1959 and to mature Juno 1, 1989.
June.
again
increase
$770,712
633,053
standing bank loan notes,.representing borrowings
and other
corporate purposes, to reimburse the
for
the basis of
from
and
increased
1959—3 Mos.—1958
1959—Month—1953
by Dillon, Read A Co. Inc., and Johnston, Lemon
subscription
price and underwriting terms arc to be
underwriter.
1,490,622 shares of additional
(par $1) at the subscription price of $6
stock
on
common
189,
Gas Co.—To Sell Bonds—
in 1958 from the sale of electricity and gas, he
established new records and exceeded those of any
previous year.
New records were also established for electric peak
load and maximum day's sendout of gas.
Electric sales increased 4.9'r.
over
1957, and revenue from such sales, which totaled $288,300,000,
increased 3.77c
over
tho previous year.
Gas sales increased 15.2',<•
over
19^7, and revenue from such sales, which totaled $114;600,000,
year
$752,128
684,674
expenses
from
125,000
to sell the bonds early in
increase of
an
The
headed
Offered—This
Corp.—Stock
offering to holders of its
subscribe
issued
be
658,623
filed a registration statement with the SEC on April
1,182,077 shares of common stock.
The company
proposes to offer this stock for subscription by .common stockholders
of record May 12,
1959, at the rate of one rrew share for each five
shares thou
held.
Unsubscribed shares will first be offered for sale
220 shs.
*235,060 shs.
75,075 wts.
% 100,075 wts.
warrants
259,819
Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
West
&
oper.
oper.
This
purchase common stock.
—V.
case
Increase
Potomac Electric Power
Outstanding
1-500 shs.
1.000,000 shs.
shares
the
of
79,428
revenue-
rev.
rv.
—V.
23,
(par 25 cents)—
purchase warrants,-.;.--.
$678,387
193,325
oper.
operations
(without
value)
par
Common
$838,740
-.
500,000
added to the general, funds
general- -corporate - purposes
of its construction" program;
Better
business -.conditions, and
colder weather in January and
February resulted .in greater. outputs of* electricity and gas and a
substantial improvement in darnings-'in the first quarter of this-year
over
the same period in
1558, Donald C.' Lucd, President, reported
on April 20
at the annual meeting 9f .stockholders.
*
«..
+
He revealed that revenues of the company during the first three
months of this year increased 8'«> "over the corresponding period last
year,
and amounted to $108,134,000 as compared with $99,733*000.
Earnings available for common stock were $3,099,000 more than in
the first quarter of 1958, and amounted to $1.07 a share, as compared
with 88c per share last year for the same period.
It was reported that the company's total operating revenues in 1958
amounted to over $344,000,000, which is an increase of more tliap
G'e
over
1557.
The number of electric customers, he said, increased
by approximately 19,000 to more than 1,370,000, and the number of
gas customers increased by
18,000 to more than 1,100,000, in each
in
Net
Net
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
cumulative
$245,323
7.9,767
$10,000.
over
TO
$268,935
the company
of
models
basic
opers.
ry.
Fcriocl End. Mar. 31—
Railway
Railway
as
retail in
and
CAPITALIZATION
$6
Pearson
Potter
design¬
fiberglass boats
address
$1,337,010
Pittsburgh
the present time the company
of
fiberglass boats
that
At
I.
line
The
$1,527,570
688,830
income
1793.
p.
1959—3 Mos—1958
$460,338
215,015
Pearson
to
1958.
189,
under
1956.
30,
cruisers, dinghies, runabouts, tenders, sloops
These boats range in size from 8 feet to 28 feet 6 inches
be typed
can
length
the
Nov.
on
extensive
an
and
manufactures
generally
under
Island
Oct.
on
1959, the company merged with Thomas
The company is engaged in the business of
Constitution St., Bristol,
and
sells
ten
l
organized
was
27,
Inc.
manufacturing
under
is
State
The
Corp.
On
Associates,
Corp.
oper.
ry.
—V.
BUSINESS—Pearson
fr.
rev.
Ry.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
expenses
oper:
200,000
.
Noel-A Co.
& Co.
proceeds from the sale will be
of 'tlie conipany. and Will be Used for its
including payment of a portion df the cost
stated,
$507,030
238,095
revenue—
oper.
Railway
utilized for general corporate
purposes primarily for the purchase of raw materials for building up
of "inventory
as well
as
for the
expansion of the company's sales
and
Northern
&
Period End. March 31—
Indus-
the
A Co
-150,000
Co...100,000
'400,000
net
Sales
closed.
PROCEEDS—The net
Thomas
A
A
1971."— " -
is planned
The
& Co.,
Inc., New York City, on April 24 publicly offered
175,000 shares of common stock (par 25 cents) at $1 per
The offering was oversubscribed and the books
.100,000
lOOjOOO
200,000
100,000
-
Inc.——750,000
Wyatt. Neal A Waggoner
125,000
F. S. Yantls A Co., Inc.
150,000
Brandenber-. *
p.
Public Service Electric-&
It
Board—
77,574,564
63,293,913
share.
Stokes
Weedan
mortgage bonds, to be dated Juno 1,
Period End, March 31—
......
Strauss
van Alstyne,
,
Shepcrd, " Chairman
-:
Company April 22 filed -an application with the Board of Public
Utility Commissioners of the State of New Jersey for; authority to
issue
and sell
$50;000,000 principal amount of first' and refunding
.6709
Phelps
Railway oper. revenue
Railway oper." expenses
Pearson Corp.—Common Stock Offered—R. A. Holman
>
A
Johnston A Currie
189,
Co;
''
•_
The
Pennsylvania RR. —Earnings—-
through the Christopher Corp., has sold privately
$250,000 of 6% convertible debentures.—V, 187, p. 48.
Hutchinson
250,000
ger,
com¬
pany,
Co._
.•
Moreland,
—V.
.670!)
Co.^2,
A
-
CO.
.
.G709
.6709
ITTL:
CO.,
Clearing House'Association.—V. 139, pi 1797.
York
Placement—This
Pearce-Simpson, Inc.—Private
C.
Inc.
Mackall
McCormlck &
A
Steele, Haines A Co
;
Stifel, - NicolaU3 A Co.,
125,000
.6709
.6709
.6709
.i.-:.
O'Donnell A
C.
125,000
150,000
Bunk of New York, is being nominated as a director of J. C.
Penney Co., is was announced on April 25.
He will till the vacancy "
created by the retirement last July 1 ol' Robert C. Weiderman, Comp¬
troller.
Mr.
Sheperd holds directorates in The Anaconda Co., Canadian "
Pacific RR„ Corning Glass Works. Federal insurance Co., New Jersey/Zinc Co;, Union Pacific RR. and United Aircraft Corp.
He is a trustee
of Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, and President of the New
1737.
p.
Bcrwyn
Inc
'
MacArthur A
Kenower,
•:
City
-$254,940
h
100.255
1.6771
A
LcaSon A Co.,
;.
John C. Legg A -Oo.i._- *_-r-
King A Coihpan>,_^„_ _2..
...
Co
-
.6709
Co., Inc..6709'
Hanrahan
Artluirs, Lestrange A Co... i 1.3417,
Boenning A Co.......
1.3417
V
J
$392,519
income...
oper.
Deficit.—-V.
A
.
■■/
Walter C. Gorcy A Co
(J. C.) Penney Co.—Banker Nominated to
'$3,454,786 --$3,013,588
2,625,490
2,627,563
855.016
•
D. Built
-
2.0126
Op'penheimer & Co.....
engineering pro¬
:
$1,288,791 "$1,109,95G
expenses'
Co..
A
•
Lane,:'
A
:G709
Inc
A;
2.0126
1.6771
...
Shaughnessy A Co., Inc;
Smith, Moore A Co._..j
William R. Staats A Co;
Space Corp. AL
,
'
Co. Inc.—t
Co....
Scott
100,000
1.0063
.v
Co..
A
A
Granger
.
.
,2.0126
Bioren
1959—3Mos.^~-1958
1959—Month—1956
revenue■
Space
400,000
The Johnson,
.
Co.,__<„__,_
duPont,'Honiscy A Co._^_.
Evans MacCorniack & Co.J.
2.0126
:
&
Davenport
:_2
Co
A
150,000
5,000,000
500,000
Stringfellow—' -100,000
Hilsman A Co., Inc.
Goocibody
-1.0063
...
Hobbs
Schwabachet
1.0063
Sons—..
100,000
-Raifensperger, Hughes
A Co., Inc.^„—i~l~
Salomon Bros. A Hutzler
100,000
J. H.
100,000
Inc.
C—.™
1.0063
—
"
.
Ry.—Earnings—
Period'End. Mar. 31—
Railway, oper.
Railway oper.
v. 7.
.
expanding
the
for
3.3543
•„
Daniel Reeves
Ce.
A
Klrkp itrick.
3.3543
Stroud
A
i
,
Funk,
100,000
Copcland A
Inc.
tensen,
100,000
Co
A .Co.
100,000
Writer A Chris-
Peters,
150,000
100.000
II.
750,000
Jl-i—
400,000 l "Patterson,
Kendall,
150.000
A
York Hanseatic
Corp.
Nongard; Showers A
Murray, Inc.
J. A. Overton A Co.r.^k
-
Ferris
L: 1.3417
Inc
Co.
Collins
Edwards
G.
Co.__
Jolin Douglas A Co., Inc.
'
Clark, Landstriict A
-
Hentz A Co..
A
Co
1.3417
Suplee, Ycatman, Moseley
/ Co., Inc.
.__^i
.*
T-:'
Stetson
A
Corp...,—.—
,
additional
Lenta, Newton A Co
1
Cohu
The ..Johnson,. Lane
Work was Initiated in January; 1959 on the addition of; 4.0,000 square
feet to the outboard motor development engineering plant at Waukegan./
This project is scheduled
for completion next-fall and will provide
the
A-
McDowell—
margips l'or the quarter improved somewhat over last year,
improvement is anticipated as the seasonal sales peak is
during, the third quarter."
/v//:;:/':?
gram.—V. 189, p. G05.
Blosser
A.
3.3543
Tenenbaum Co...
Winslow.
further
reached
Kaplan A Co
Straus,
"Outboard mdtcr sales during the latter two months of the second
compared favorably with -last year, -and April shipments are
continuing at,a satisfactory level,"- Mr. Scott pointed out: "The chain
saty, vehicle -and lawn mower sales l'or-the last quarter-were higher
than during the corresponding -period last year:
Despite lower -sales,
and
•
A
Co., Inc. 2
Creston
3.3543
& Co._i._
Ivreeger
Peltason.
quarter
earnings
t, ...
New
100,00®
500,000
__
1.3417
3.3543
.Hirsch A Co._
Jones,
'
julicn
Loewl
.
Coiirts A Co.
t Dallas Union Securities
Labouissc,
Weil,
Friedrlchs A Co.
5.0314
5.0314<
3.3549
Co.__
A Co.__
'
y-.
A Fay———/.—.—
Howard.
.
,
of
\
Dempsey-Tegeler A Co._
'■
3.3543
A
& Sons
Emanuel. Dcetjen
" v "
1 -" Hooker
23.8571
9.0567
Allen A Company....
-
$44,262,099,.
as
compared to $48,605,290 lor the corresponding .fiscal period
in
1958, .it was announced by William c. Scott, President. Earnings, for
the second quarter in 1959 amounted to $3,241,887 as compared to
$2,824,700 for the second quarter of 1958. ""
:
31,
March
ended
quarter
and its 'subsidiaries
$95,885,401 and- consolidated
company
the
revenues
100.000
v. Carolina Securities Corp.200,000
* City Securities Corp..
"150,000
Cabell
Branch,
unsubscribed
purchase the respective percentages of the
to
Co._
Bond
Barth A Co,:___„_L..'
J.
firm
a
'
liscal
1958,
year
-.
operating
$10,939,039. '/•"
of
Bankers
The
-
portion of the common stock indicated below:
Consolidated net- sales of this
income
net
for issuance
UNDERWRITERS—The
court
Outboard Marine Corp.—Earnings Rise—
second
consolidated
had
>
pursuant to options, granted under the Stock
Option Plan and 690,371.2 shares arc reserved for issuance upon conversion of the company's preferred stock oil. the basis of 1:6* "shares
of common stock for each share of preferred stock.
7/''7;'/Y..v/.'
Nu-Form Batteries, Inc.—Restitution to Investors—
by
(net
the
EARNINGS—For
.
Jacques
Station.
Hydro
of.'/ Georgetown
the""-payment
restricting
Sarlie to the company
deducting $400,000 in cash de¬
by
represented by outstanding scrip certificates. In audition 100,000 shares
aro
Court
$400,000
loan
Sarlie
y;/, '. 't'k
50.
a
posited as security), to secure which-the company pledged 40,000 shares />
PURCHASERS—The purchasers named below have severally
of Fairbanks
Morse
common
stock.- Interest on the loan from Mr.
to.purchase from the company the following respective
has not -been paid since November, 1957 because of a dispute
amounts of the bonds:
as -to the amount thereof and because of the retention by the holder of
j
200,000
Mullaney, Wells A Co..
Halsey, Stuart A Co.
/
dividends paid on the Fairbanks Morse, common stock.
The company
The .National Co. of
Inc.
i
—:
$5,400,000
has tendered payment of the loan which has been refused.
100,000
-'Omaha
C. S. Ashmur. Co
^ -100,000
Bancor¬
company
owns
stock' interests in 76 affiliated
companies which "Operate 99 offices in Minnesota,
South Dakota, North Dakota, Montana, Wisconsin, Nebraska and Iowa.
—V. 187, p. 1897.
0
bank
is
company
agreed
principal
former $10
Northwest
for
the
provisions for the acceleration of maturity.
represents
of
amount
least" $6,700,009 after underwriting
stock now offered.
Under
common
including "provisions
also contains
amount
at
the
loan-agreement
It
.
trading
the. .sale-of
the
covenants
tThis
•
;
full
will have" received
from
of
restrictive
April 27 the eomraon stock of this corporation, one of
leading exclusive Issues -on- the -Midwest • Stock-Exchange, will have
par
terms
dividends.
Beginning
the
9
' Pueblo-Ge:,- - a - gas utility, -operating - in Pueblo; Col. and environs;
* Colorado-Wyoming Co., a-natural gas transmission company operating^
required to repay', . in northern Colorado and southern Wyoming; Western Slope Co.. -a."
natural gas "transmission company operating in the-vicinity of Grana
$500,000 on April 30.
1960 and $400,000 quarterly,thereafter "until
maturity, when-.the remaining balance will be payable.
Tri addition,' • Junction, Col.; 1480 Welton, Inc., a real estate company/ and Green
Clear
Lakes
Co.,
owner
and
operator of storage facilities for
(here-are provisions for contingent payments/based on earnings and. , &
sales
of
capital assets.
The loan agreement contains a number of
J water used in hydroelectric generation at The parent company s
Northrop Corp.—-Acquisition—**
This
(2037)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Pyrometer Co. of America,
Inc.—Registers With SEC
April 27 filed a registra¬
of common stock
offering is to be
made by Arnold Malkan A Co.. Inc.. for which it will receive a com¬
mission of 30c per share. Arnold Malkan, President of the underwriter,
is the iprgest stockholder of the company and was the sole proprietor
of Pyrometer Co. prior to its incorporation on March 30, 1959.
The company is engaged in the manufacture and sale of temperature
This
company,
tion statement
to
be
offered
located at Penndel, Pa., on
with the SEC covering 200,000 shares
for public sale at S3 per share.
The
transducers.
Net
proceeds of its stock
offering are estimated a,t $517,500.
Of such
additional
proceeds, the company intends to (1) make available for
raw
material, semi-finished and finished inventory, $80,000;
crease
the
personnel and physical equipment
(2> in¬
of the existing research
into various types of transducers, $50,000;
(3) commence an instrument division to develop, manufacture'
arid sell
industrial transmitting and control instruments which will
$23,000,000 for gas facilities, and $5,000,000 for general and, mtscellaneous expenditures.
/
"
complement the existing industrial measuring ond control instrument
lines currently manufactured by others, $100,000;
(4) expand manu»
BUSINESS—The company is engaged, together with its subsidiaries,
facturing facilities through the purchase of machinery and the de*
principally in the generation, purchase, transmission, distribution and
velopment insofar as possible of special 'machinery to apply automa*
sale of electricity and natural gas.
The company's principal distribu¬
tion, $75;000; and
(54 add to' working capital $212,500.
Upon or¬
tion
center
is in
the city of Denver and the immediate vicinity.
ganization of the corporation, 400,000 shares were issued for thejpropElectricity ■ or gas, "or both, Is served at retail in an area having an
ertlfs of its predecessors, of which Mr. Malkan owns 90%. Mr.;«Malkan
estimated population ©4- 1,092,000 of' which about 850,000 is in the-'
(of Princeton, N. J.) is listed as Board Chairman and John V. Metzger -;
Denver area.
Subsidiaries are Cheyenne Light,
Fuel A Power Co.,
pf Philadelphia as President.
V"V ' •
•"
*■"'
serving electricity and gas in - Cheyenne, Wyoming, and environs;
,
department,
for examination
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2033)
to split
tlie stock cn the basis of 2'j shares for each share now
outstanding.
Y Y, a'
Subject 10 approval of the stockholders, the additional shares will
be paid June 19 to owners of record May 29.
The cash dividend is
payable June 3 to stockholders of record May 15.
;■
The new shares will be of no. par value compared with $1 par value
Manufacturing Co.—Merger Approved—
Raytheon
Machlett Laboratories, Inc.
Sec
above,—V. 183, p. 1018.
Reading Co.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$9,385,280 $9,530,462 $26,606,484, $28,042,242
7,832.402
0,001,782 22,671,192 24,910,070
Period End. March 31—
Railway oper. revenue-
Railway
Net
Ret
f'-'.
rev.
189,
$1,552,818
$808,680
$3,995,292
425,283
1,783,275
p.
stock. Their issuance will bring to 1,351,420 the number
outstanding, compared with 540,568 at present.
initially to declare cash dividends on the increased
number of shares at the annual rate of 20 cents a share.
This, in
The beard intends
(EST)
©I 3:30 p.m.
conserved the company's cash, thus aiding in
while the stock dividends have provided share¬
negotiable evidence of tlicir increased equity in the com¬
pany's undistributed earnings.—V. 189, p. 1378. Yv.
•":r "
Railway
May 13, 1959. Laird & Co., Corp.
will underwrite the offering.
oil
the
EARNINGS—For
and
018,993
the company
1958
year
earnings
equal
$190,620,
of
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
alloy 1199,
to
had net sales
$1).
four
include
not
♦Does
standing employee
EFFECT
Net
the
from
shares
11,804
company
cents
91
Co..
York
New
income—
$322,905
259,206
revenue...
oper.
expenses
*280,784 8118.
issuable
exercise
upon
Net
—V.
out¬
of
names
Stein Bros.
e—V.
189, p.
&
....i—
U.
17.5
——
Boyce
17.5
-
Co.—Changes Name—
unaudited
shows
the New York Stock Exchange under the
on
April 27.—V. 189,
new
total
changing
and
common
Road Studios,
Reynolds Engineering & Supply, Inc.—Offering Com¬
pleted—It was announced on March 30 that the public
offering of 60,000 shares of common stock (par $1) which
Filed
Railway
opers.
$833,845
$675,555
$1,974,599
income-....
258,757
203,069
oper.
Net rev.
expenses
fr. ry.
(Ret ry. oper,
—-V.
$6,226,212
189, p.
Registers Stock Option Plan
—
.With Securities and Exchange Commission—
of
this
company
(formerly
Nehi
amounted
Chare
in
March
1959
outstanding
31,
1959
as
compared to 13 cents in 1958,
close of the respective periods.—V.
as
based
189,
shares
upon
p.
to
before
come
fpederal taxes
Net
income
/Iver.
«c,fc
Federal
±_
———
receive
;
number of shares outstand.
income per
during period
to
™
ley, p.
1134.
The Fimxhouscr Co. and R. J. Funkhouser
option
an
unnamed
of
in
to
present
is
by
offered
the
at
would
Holders
but
it
the plan is
securities the new
to
new
securities;
par
on
value
on
be
& Co., Inc.
(R* C.) Russell Co.—Expansion Continues—-
and
10
allowed
the
its
reduce
big window and door company the strongest
it has held in the Southeast, Frank C.
Russell, President
®r»:d Chairman of the Board, said on
April 29.
1
"
requests! for cash ex¬
terminate...: After the
group is to
management
7Va.'/o:
ot the number - of shares
also provides for an option
number of shares issued.
.
and the plan
2Va-%
of the
to
or
in the alternative, changing their terms; •= (3> altering
method of election ol tlie members of the Board of Directors < by
its
manu-
the
acquisition of
Ltd.
(Shinyetsu
(extended to Dec. 1. 1962).
Payment will be at 100(3
plus accrued
1867.
company
on
April
17,
via
a
nounced that its American stockholders
is redeemable at optional redemption prices
corporate
name
Rusco
Architectural
.uauutactoo
Products
a
share
on
tne
common
stock,
the
directors
on
April
21
voted
per share
the
of
thereafter.
preferred
stock,
to¬
and
customers;
and
dustrial
10
of
revenues
will
consist
the
energy
Feb.. 28,
for
the
a
twelve
1959
months
GIVING
1959,
net
series due
series
Authorized
1983-_-~.~-.w~
$760,000.
v
operating
income
was
FINANCING
Outstanding
•
$760,000
.
7.028.000
15,000,000
1984—T—™
duo
B
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
Mortgage Bonds;
■
28,
and
.
CAPITALIZATION
41'*'3
Feb.
ended
aggregated. $8,282,733
company
$1,145,172.
4-%'Cf
loans
operating
an
electric
6,308
others,
EARNINGS—-For
sFirst
bank
Such
loans.
public utility engaged in
in the city of Las Vegas
the company had 26,181
(commercial buyers of electricity; 9 intothl of 32,508 customers.
is
company
distributing
vicinity.
As of
and
residential
.
bank
:W-•; Y.
1986.
producing
Nev.,
term
of
Series D due 1989.—$5,500,000
4%#. sinking fund debs, due 1979—
loans
Bank
preferred
series
5V2Ye
stock'($1
Common
v
($20
stock
shares
(equivalent to
country
360,000
par)
.
.?
.
250,000 shs.
V /
75,000 shs.
715,577 shs.
§1,000,000 shs.
par)___
indenture, as supplemented, under which bonds are Issued
permits the issuance from time to time of additional bonds thereunder
pursuant to the restrictions and conditions contained therein.
?
♦The trust
issuance upon exerlcse
§Of this amount 9,696 shares are reserved for
of
options
outstanding
plan.
\
$Represents
the
new
are
as
■
'■
- .f.
to be sold on May
issue scheduled
the
the
of
names
affiliated with
is
which
■ ■
v
restricted stock option
:■
to a
pursuant
granted
...3
•
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
11,
-J
1959.
underwriters,
several
none
and the number of shares of
they have severally agreed to purchase
company,
preferred stock which
follows:
'
'
"
■
,
Shares
Weld
White,
Earth
J.
Co
&
Equitable Securities Corp.— 6,000
J. A. Hogle & Co.___
4,000
E. F. Hutton «fc Co.
5,000
Lester, Ryons <fc Co
4,000
Walter &
Co
&
4,000
Hurry.
•—!
Inc.
Eppler,
Guerin
Inc.
4,000
—
Eiehler
Bingham,
?
Shares
—19,000
Co.—
&
Bateman,
—V.
1 14,000
189, p.
-
AVagenseller & Durst, Inc.— 4,000
Joseph
Turner,
&
4,000
:
1717.
*-•
Southwestern
Electric
Cleared by SEC—
The
has
SEC
-
Walker
&
4,000
5,000
Sons
Walston «fc Co., Inc.
Dean Witter
Power
Co.
—
& Co——
Bond
8,000
Financing
;
.
issued
an
.
order
under
the
Holding
.
Company
/
Act
issue^and. sell, at competitive bidding
$16,000,000 of first mortgage bands, series H. due May 1, 1989.
'•
i
Net proceeds
are
to* be used to. finance* a part of the company's
construction expenditures and to pay or prepay bank loans incurred
or to
be incurred
in connection therewith
(.which may approximate
authorizing
tills
company,
$12,000,000).—V.
prospectus, an¬
being offered
the right to subscribe to a maximum of 1,000,000 capital
*
730,000
750,000
.
—^
Cumulative
Specialty
See
189,
p.
Steel
American
to
1799.
Products,
Steel
Foundries
Inc.—Acquisition—
'
above.
a
Spector Freight System, Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—•
The
corporation
Commission
for
on
April 24 applied
authority to
temporary
subscribe for the
American
shares
and
capital
to (he
control
Interstate Commerce
through management
operations of Stelfke Freight Co., Wisconsin, and for permanent
authority to control Steffke through the purchase of all of its capital
the
according
stcek,
to
W.
Stanhaus,
r.
<3Cnts
the sale
from
existing loans incurred for construction purposes,
additional $4,080,000 expected to be borrowed to
redemption of the outstanding first mortgage bonds, Series
the
due
are
maximum of 2,000,000 shares)
last February, It will'
turtols tipT'oi for each such share held or (b) one additional capital
hardware for the awning and
jalousie field, a new series cf
on
the
basis of
Cachhectuia
alum num
(a) one additional American share
projected-type windows and curtain wail sysrepresent one capital share). The subscription price per
Ctates Military
a prilile aiul sub-eontractor for the United American share
(payable in dollars) is $5.61; per capital
trfffi ^
orqraiiizcci last December, 'is Cinco Screens. Inc., ' share (payable in francs) is 5,500 francs ($11.22). The
offer is being made to holders of record April 13, 1959,
rue
the F
C
c. Rmscl Co^u^iif0 ,mauufacVirc.
metal framed scrccus
ttussei Co.
It will also manufacture
rolled sections end
Screens for the window
and rights of holders of American shares expire 3:30
industry.—V. 189, p. 1971.
sections and
p.m. (DST) on May 7, 1959; while in the case of capital
Eyan Aeronautical Co.-Splits
shares the subscription privilege expires at the close of
Stock—Increases Cash
Dividend Ratebusiness in Paris, France, on May 12, 1959. An over¬
In addition to declaring the
regular quarterly cash dividend of 10
subscription privilege prevails. Assuming holders in this
new
Offered—White,
.
Simca Societe Anonyme, of France—Securities Offered
acquired company is Ruffe, Inc., Miami.
Fla., which will
a
189,
estimated
BUSINESS—The
Den-
Read & Co., Inc., 46 William Street, New York 5/ N. Y., as
announces that the
corporation will redeem on June 1,
1959, $64,000 of its first mortgage GYz'ic sinking fund bonds, due Dec. 1,
—The
anTAlabama!
secontl
<!p.ratt
under
tac.
Acquired
Co.,
agent,
interest.—V. 188, p.
the Vun-Russ
Power
Dillon,
1952
May,1958,1.
Co., Hialeah, Fla ' which makes'
aluminum awning-type
windows, jalousies and is preparing to mkc
cY.ng glass doors.
The company's name is
being changed to Rusco
Windows, Inc., of Florida, with S. II. Vuncannon as President
It wiP
fcandlc distribution of all of the
parent company's products in Florida'
Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina
'
(BrrU.
Electric
ryoku Kabushiki Kaislia)—Partial Redemption—
fiscal
Mr.
Russell said the parent
company started to strengthen
toPUu-iug and distribution facilities in the Southeast in
America.—V.
an
April 29
on,
short
balance
an
cover
C,
to
the
equitable
Shinyetsu
third
troj.tion
company's
the
underwriting syndicate
75,000 shares of cumulative
of
share prior to May 1, 1964 and $21
per
to
$11,000,000
providing for cumulative voting; (4) altering the length of terms to
bo served by the members of the Board of Directors; (51 increasing the
face amount of the debentures and the par value of the common stock
and reducing the number of debentures
and shares of stock to be
issued and providing for the issuance of scrip for fractional interests;
(6) providing for a premium upon call of the debentures before ma¬
turity or serial redemption; (7> providing for preemptive .-rights for
the common stock; and (8) providing for pro-rafcaYcash' withdrawals
if requests
for more than $14,000,000 of withdrawals are made.—
V. 189, p. 1799.
• v ;'
■'
1,602,127
$0.14
a
in
Co.—Stock
Power
preferred stock
new
of
plus
the
provisions
$216,946
companies and creation of
shareholders
to
manager
■
^UJ8,Ifcicn of gives 'Vairufacturing
t!wo
fn. Florida, now
this
increase
to
principal amount of first mortgage bonds, will be used by the company
common
be .insolvent
stock and up to
common
amount,
such
employees
Amendments
0Adjusted to give effect to the pooling of interests of Tiro Kuberoid
w' ion
V.
Nevada
Co.
PROCEEDS—Net "proceeds
on
■
38,000
$0.63
lieu
of
par
debentures.
issued to certificate holders;
'
254,946
share
In
$14,000,000
issuance
receive
$1
subordinated
cash
ceeded.
initial
*1958
$i,on,641
1,607,723
offered
being
now
&
of $22
Report
plan suggested by the Commission to make it
public security holders are the following; (1)
Changing the formula lor determining the amount of cash to pay
to the certificate holders
who withdraw;
(2) eliminating the option
880,000
times,
more
gether with proceeds from the scheduled sale early in May of $5,500,000
accords 110 participation
corporation was found to
shares of new
(y'b
new
fair
1,891,041
or
' T ;.Y-
which
holders
of
$20,009,449 $14,868,317
taxes
income
on
the
one
Debentures:
1512.
1959
■—
——
since
plan
at
preferred stock, 5(2%-series ($20 par value), at a price
plus accrued dividends from May 5,1959.
This offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.
plan proposes that new debentures and common stock be issued
of trust
certificates.
Such
holders would receive
up
to
The
to
Kuberoid Co.—Sales and Earnings Increased—
Quarter Ended March 31—■
fTqfc sales
Commission
shares
The
Advisory
SEC
—
and
of $20 per share,
y*:v':y
Exchange
and
Tlie
stockholders
to
Corp.) for
the three
$178,599, after providing
C203.000 for Federal and State income taxes; as Compared with
earnings
$137,46(1 for the corresponding 1353 period, after providing
$154,000
for Federal and State income taxes,
making net profit 17 cents per
ended
Corp.
time
Southern
"-9.'"Y
1512.
p.
taken at the special meeting of stockholders held on
the Board of Directors was authorized, in its discretion,
1959,
Weld
31,
Court.
16,500 000
Earnings
the
.
Royal Crown Cola Co.—Reports Higher
Earnings—
•months
-
debtor
$27,500,000.
This
corporation on April 29 filed a registration statement covering
240,614 shares of its common stock, reserved for issuance upon exorcise
Of restricted stock options which may be
granted to officers and key
employees of the company under its restricted stock option plan.—
V. 189, p. 605.
189,
from
the
on
I P- 1512.
approximately 703 to 800 holders of the common
Investment
.
capital to 17,000.000. capital shares or' Frs.
85.000.000,000.
Acting
pursuant thereto the Board of. Directors, on March 24, 1959, authorized
the issuance of 3.360.000 additional capital, shares* among which are
$9,971,892 with total liabilities of
equity of $7,071,116,
A balance sheet tor Hal
of Feb. 14, 1959 shows total assets of $7,125,310,
$7,067,892, and a
deficit of common equity of
are
.1 '
*;G,720,000 shs.
installments
issue
of
action
9,
any
,
1798.
Ruhr Aircraft Corp.
^
Feb.
at
1959
$2,909,776
of Jan.
as
companies, directly and through subsidiaries, are en¬
gaged primarily In the finance business in Oklahoma; and they also
own
or
control many other businesses and properties. 'The plan was
proposed by the Wirt Franklin Investors Committee representing the
holders of $16,000,000 of trust certificates issued by the Trust Fund.
There are over $39,000,000 trust certificates, outstanding, on which no
interest
has. been paid since the
reorganization proceedings com¬
menced in March, 1958.
Under the plan, the reorganized company
would extend its operations in the finance business and divest itself
of other holdings.
For reorganization purposes, the estate is valued at
$1,604,923
412,813
562,954
Corp.
of
of
Securities
The
$5,946,034
4,341,111
4,251,613
Scranton
annual
in
^Originally issued by Ford SiA.F; and assumed by the company in
—
-'Y " '
;; ^>. .'
VBy
-
April; 24: filed an
advisory report with the U. S. District Court, in Oklahoma City upon
the
proposed plan ior reorganization of Selected Investment Corp.
and Selected Investments Trust Fund, debtors In reorganization pur¬
suant to Chapter X of the Bankruptcy 'Act.
In its report, the Com¬
mission concluded that the
plan was feasible and that it could be
made iair and equitable if modified in certain respects.
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$2,073,264
1,397,709
for
Reorganization—
on
The
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac Kit.—Earnings
$2,267,981
1,434,136
sheet
redeemed
be
29,785,562
704,704
;
17,000,000 shs.
(
merger.
ap¬
v
$5 per share on Nov. 10 by L. L. Bost &
Co., has been completed, all of said shares having been
Gold. For details, see V. 188, p. 2293.
flail way oper. revenue—
of
as
Scranton.—V.
of
Selected
made at
1059—Month—1958
notice
stock
Inc.
There
$339,263.
p. 1925.
Period End. March 31-—
filed
has
L. Jacobs Co., which is also under¬
U. S. District Court in Detroit.> !
the
balance
a.sseis
liabilities
total
began
name
a
stock
Was
Commission
in
April 24.
tax amendment to the comnany's certificate of incorporation
name to Roxall Drug & Chemical Co. became effective
«n
Exchange
francs
to
arc
19651..
clue
until Final maturity, by drawing of lots or by
market.
The - company is at present offering in
France an additional issue of 4.000,000 francs -principal amount 6%"
debentures due 1977, to be redeemed in annual installments.
Corp.—SEC Participates in Reorganization—
and
date
1963-i—-1
(par 5.000
debentures
repurchase
„
"
reorganization in
going
Ito
Healings
,114,391
Gutcrma and associates through F.
below.
An
Rexall Drug
their
$176,354
$186,295
104,872
$58,158
34.917
$03,699
32,308
.1
Scranton;
pursuant to Chapter X of the Bankrutcy Act.
Voluntary
petitions for reorganization veer filed April 3,
1959 and approved
by the Court; J. Julius Levy was appointed trustee for both companies;
and a hearing has been scheduled for June 3, 1959, on the question of
retention of the trustee in office.
The petitions indicate that the af¬
fairs
of
Scranton were dominated
and controlled by Alexander L.
—17.5
;
Co
♦These
~
5,000.000 ;?'/
V
.
Outstanding
4,600,000 .V
414,440
208,310
22,562
221,140 1
145.600 .
(; Authorized
1-
1975...—'
debs.,
6
Capital shares
proceedings for the reorganization of Scranton Corp. and
Wholly-owned subsidiary, Hal Roach Studios, Inc., pending in the
S.
District Court for
the
Middle District
of Pennsylvania' (at
its
—47.5
—
'
■
1577.
Roxall Drug Co.
p.
—
income '.
1799.
Securities
Tiie
Kcxall Drug & Chemical Co.—New Name—
Sec
189,
pearance
follows;
as
Corp
&
oper.
Scranton
Corp.—..
Hf-nseatic
ry.
748.566
1
500,000
500.000
1;
44,000
cFord S.A.F.'6 L',3; debs., due 15)79—
; 250,000
:>Forcl S.A.F. d1,3(3 debs., due. 19641-I' l
350,000
Indebtedness, to banks-.j.—!..,. 31.927,476
Other indebtedness
1,436,704
from railway
operations
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
$896,690
720,336
$934,862
J19811'—"
due
(iVndebentures, clue
8«r.£ debentures, due
1959—3 Mos,—1958
$300,673
242,517
*
thousands of French Francs)
:
.
debentures,
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
(In
$4,612,346
2,022,726
2,406,754
755,611
1952—Month—1958
oper.
Net rev.
several underwriters have agreed to pur¬
the percentages of unsubscribed stock set
Scranton
W.
Clias.
CAPITALIZATION
Savannah & Atlanta Ry.—Earnings-
common
per
capital share of the company for 23
S.A.F. In August 1958, Chrysler Corp.;
acquired-from Ford Motor Co. of Dearborn, Mich.,
the entire Ford holdings in the capital stock of SIMCA.
Chrysler also
acquired from other shareholders ,of the company enough additional
shares to bring its shareholdings to approximately 25*'
of the capital
stock of SIMCA outstanding at. that time.
As of Sept. 1, 1958, SIMCA
and
Chrysler
International,
S.A.,
a
Swiss corporation formed by
for the management of its overseas interests, entered into
agreements for the handling of Chrysler and SIMCA products. .
1717.
p.
ana
?;.'Y?"'*
Chrysler
v
$1,712,966' $5,672,658
$2,218,386
949,487
period End. Mar. gl—
'r
&
.
1959 —3 Mos.—1958
$5,175,516 $15,916,849 $14,833,674
3,462,550
10,244,191
10,221,323
$5,736,675
3,518,289
opers.
ry.
oper.
189,
Railway
Railway
stock options.
opposite their respective
Laird
y
unit volume
both
of
terms
•
Mich.,
Detroit,
yFord S.A.F.
foil
a
fr.
rev.
ry,
—V.
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
—
—
UNDERWRITERS—The
chase
forth
'
;*
.
in
\
incorporated in France in 1934, to continue the
assembly in France of Fiat automobiles, originally commenced in the
late
1920's.
Ill
1936,
the
company
began to manufacture and sell
passenger automobiles under is own name.
In November, 1954, Ford
Societe Anonyme Francaise, a French corporation organized in 1925
and engaged in the manufacture of passenger automobiles and trucks,
was
merged into the company, effective retroactively as of Jan. T,
1954, with stockholders of Ford S.A.F. receiving capital shares of the
was
■•'Debentures:
Net
of $4,-
Authorized
slock
27,962
206,364
1959—Month—1958
Period End. March 31—
4,hare.
Common
,•
$244,254
> $660,323
$97,346
15,883
'
Railway oper. revenue
Railway oper. expenses
aluminum content.
99.99-;,
rjf
785,194
company
aluminum foil which etches and sells
producer of
p.
France
in
'Y
.
company
company on the basis of one
shares of capital stock of Ford
$1,029,448
$373,219, $1,367,432
275,873
:* 707,109
$221,304
65,254
opcrs.
ry.
income
1578.
oper.
189,
,
1959—3 Mos.—1958
-Month -1958
St. Louis Southwestern Ry.—Earnings—.
with its executive office and plant in
Han bury, Conn., is engaged in the manufacture of plain unbacked
ctluminum foil of standard purity and sells for
further conversion
Into
finished products.
The company also etches foil for sale to
manufacturers of electrolytic capacitors and is
the only domestic
The
ry.
—V.
-
$464,172
242,868
expenses
oper.
rcvl fr.
Net
Net
the sale of the additional common
chares will be added to the general funds of the company and used
Initially to purchase land, erect a building and purchase equipment
for the expansion of t lie etched foil division of the company.
The
balance of the proceeds will be used to retire bank loans, and the
remainder, if any, added to working capital.
BUSINESS
1959
Period End. March 31—
Railway oper. revenue-
proceeds from
:
Louis, San Francisco & Texas Ry.—Earnings—
St.
manufacturer
The
with
holders
$11,220,000.
sales.
gross
policy followed has
financing expansion,
is manager of a group that
PROCEEDS—Net
mobile
effect, represents a 25.; increase in the cash dividend payout.
In
the
recent past, the
hoard lias supplemented the annual cash
dividends with disbursements in stock.
The conservative cash dividend
Republic Foil Inc.—Rights Offering to Stockholders—
The company is offering holders of its outstanding comrnon stock the right to subscribe for
70,196 additional
Common shares at the subscription price of $12.50 per
share, on the basis of one share of common for each
three shares held of record on April 28, 1959.
Rights
to subscribe, not transferable or assignable, will expire
will realize
company
This offering is not underwritten.
BUSINESS-SIMCA is engaged in the production and sale of passen¬
ger automobiles
and related equipment, the production and sale ol
heavy trucks, tractors and ether products and, through a subsidiary.
In the installment financing of products of the company.
The com¬
pany has shown substantial growth since its organization, particularly
in the postwar years, and is now the second largest passenger auto¬
of shares
1,619,656
Monday, May 4, 1959
.
being offered to them the
total of
a
of the present
$3,131,572
613,490
oners.
rv.
income
1971.
oper.
ry.
—V.
expenses
oper.
shares
.
.
He
the
also
William
of.
added
Federal
the
J.
that
District
Steffke
Court
at
President.
is piescntly under the jurisdiction of
Chicago in a case assigned to Judge
Miller under Chapter 11
said that- Spector will be
Campbell and Referee Lawrence J.
Bankruptcy
Act.
Mr.
Stanhaus
to follow the pian of reorganization which may be con¬
firmed by the Court for Steffke. Spector lias been advised that such a
obligated
plan will contemplate payment to
(Continued
f-
creditors of IOO cents on the dollar
on
page 49)
7V
Volume
Number 5843
189
.
.
it
(2039)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
1
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.
DIVIDENDS
Name
Central
In
first
the
we
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ABC
Share
//V
Name of Company
Acceptance
Finance
$15c
(quar.)
7-
Industries
V
(quaf.)___^_
Akron • Brass. Mfg.
Co.
Alabama Tennessee Natural Gas (quar,)—,—
Allied Chemical
Allied Stores
Corp.,
30c
6-
preferred
'
(quar.>__J_-_—(reduced)—______ 1—
Aluminium. Ltd.
Aluminum
4%
4(4%
(.quar.)
preferred
Stockholders
approved
shares
new
;4VS%
;6-
4-
conv.
Electric
■
Foreign
&
%
American
Hardware
American
Corp.
(ouar.i
split-.
stock
Three-for-two
•
American
:/'X?%
.New
'"30c
$5 special
5-
—-«
this
6-30
6-lG
5-29
5-15
15c
5-29
5-15
1
$1
6-15
6-
1
$1.25
6-15
6-
1
Tobacco
5-
7" 1
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
30c
6-12
5-14
6-
5
5-
7
30c
6-
1
5-
8
93 %c
6-15
5-
8
55c
6-1
5-15
$1. 51V*
6-1
5-15
Cork, common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Associated Dry Goods Corp.—
Common (increased quar.)—— •:—
i $3.75
Associated
Associated
Truck
Corp.
Air
5-6
(W.
6-10
5-18
5-
6-30
30c
Class
B
Beam
(James
7-
<quar.)___
(stock dividend(
preferred
Bethlehem
Mfg.
Co.
60c
Borden
Corp.__
7-
1
$5 preferred
% 5%
6-12
Iowa
25c
6-10
6-
35c
5-
4-28
(quar.)
Mfg.
—
(quar.)'—
$1
______—,—
A
7
6-
6
6-
1
5-15
4 ioc
6-
1
5-; 8
the
preferred
(1956
issue
above
?s
series)
3
__
5-
6-
5-
Fort
8
common
(quar.)—'_
California Ink (quar.)
Campbell Red Lake Mines
$1
?
60c
(
-
$1
pfd.
conv.
Canada
^ 4V2%
A
Malting,
Corp.
preferred
Canadian
6-
7-28
6-26
+25c
5-29
Canadian
Ltd.
(quar.)
Common
■
t
-'
-
6%
(quar.)
7-
i
Canadian Oil .Cos., Ltd.,
5%
preferred (quar.)
t
8%
preferred
4%, pfd.
4
(quar.)
Oanafund
r.
Co.,
Ltd
1
v
% 7-15
7-
$5
2:
;
.Carpenter Steel (quar.).
*
;
Carson, Pirie, Scott &: Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Casco Products ^n^reased)
!
6-
6-
5-15
6-
5-15
$1.21%
Class
$1.4-1%
%
Greater
5-
$l;343i
10c
\
6-
I
6-15
-
7-
1
6-
$1.25
5-
5
:
1
4-24
10c-
5-29
5-13
6-30
10c
(quar.)____.
6-13
Engineering
7%c
6-
1 :;
10c
6-
Insurance
(Los Anyeles)
(quar.)___
Industries
(quar.)
____:
(quar.)
5-20
5-15
5- 3
5- 5
1
5-13
6-
15c
5-12
10c
5-3
6-1
5-3
5-15
1
5-11
5-8
6- 1
4-22
5-13
$25c
$6c
7-15
5-15
5- X
35c
6-10
25c
$1.25
35c
$1.25
35c
5-25
5- 8
6- 5
6- 1
G-10
(quar.60c
(quar.)
:___
5-28
5-
6-10
6-
1
6-
1
6-13
6-12
6-
5-20
60c
5-13
5-31
5-111
5-31
5-23
5- 3
5-23
C-0
30c
35c
70c
5-15
6-10
6-15
6- 1
6- J.
6-15
40c
6-12
C-23
30c
2c
15c
7- 1
7- 1
5-15
6-S3,
G-23
5- 1
15c
5-15
30c
6- 5
5-23
5
G-1>J
20c
6-12
C- 9
87V2C
6-26
40c
6- 1
preferred (quar.)___,.—$1.25
Mississippi Powei*, 4.-10% preferred (quar.)_
$1.10
7- 1
7-1
7- 1
€-19
E-2J
6-23
C-U
6-2t|
Mat son
6-
1
5
4-30
5-15
1
6-15
G5-
5
25c
5-15
5-
8
20c
6-15
6-
2
5%
6-15
6-
5
Metal
6-19
6-
8
30c
55C
5-
6-
1
1
4-15
5-15
6-
1
6-
1
5-15
5-15
1
5-15
5-
1
5-15
5-
1
50c
6-15
6-
1
30c
5-
1
4-21
5-
1
(quar.)
7-
2
I2V2C
(initial);—__
(quar.)
5-15
—
6-1
Gulf
Corp.
(quar.)—
100%
—
& Thermit
Corp.,
coinmon____._
(quar.)—
preferred
Power & Light, common
(quar.)—
5%
4.60%
$1.15
(quar.)___
preferred
Missouri
Portland
Lines
—
;—_
—
(Henry)
Paper
Extra
6-13
87VaC
$1.05
20c
-
\Vheel
5- X
6-15
6-15
37VaC
?25c
30c
(quar.)
& Co. Ltd. (quar.)
Mills (quar.)_.—
Morgan
5-15
7- 2
5c
3Vz%
preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
5° 1
75c
Cement-(quar.)
S.) Ltd. > (quar.)____
Industries, common (quar.)
Molrasco
6-
731^x0
(J.
Corp
6-15
8
5-25
5-
7-
1
6-12
6-20
■29
Munsingwear, Inc., common
5 Va % preferred (quar.)
i
Mutual Securities Fund of Boston—
(Quarterly of
capital
gain
150
37VaC
26 Vie
6-15
6-15
6- 1
5-15
5-15
8-10
B
C-2!J
C-Ti3
5-23
0-23
0- Q
0- 3
3
£-19
0-23
C-2J
15c
6-20
12c
5-20
■29
62'.aC
6-10
5-
5-
6
Alumlnate
National
Biscuit
7%
preferred
8
National
.
Co.
(quar.)
Corp.
—»
(quar.)
Co.,-common
(quar.)——
(quar.)
Gypsum, $4.50 preferred (quar.)_«
Securities & Research, common
Common
——
;'
^
40c
5-25
6- 5
6- 5
£-23
0-23
50c
35c
50c
5-22
6-10
7-15
E-v
v-29
c -13
$1.75
$1.12Va
5-29
6- 1
6- 5
£-13
u-13
9-4
C-23
'
C-13
50c
50c
J
Acme
National
investment
-
(quar.)—
(quar.)
National
6-15
6-15
from
Nashua Corp., class A
Class
-
income plus a 35c
distribution) —
5c
National
7',2C
10c
(quar.)—
convertible preferred
dividend
*
f
4-21
+5c
iqnar.)
(quar.)-——
(uuar.)
Markets
4
5-
$2.50
American
6-
5-15
12V2C
Company
7%
Motor
6-25
12 Vac
Co.
"
Mosinee
stocknolders
4 quar.)
..
(quar.)—
Assurance
Moore-McCcrmack
56c
$1.25
t>13
5-33
5-39
,
(quar.)__
Co., common
Mitchell
Northwest—
;
•
preferred
Minnesota
•;
c
5
6-
40c
25c
30c
■
Johnson &
Stock
5-
6-26
(quar.)
—
Extra
5-15
6-30
(increased)
Robbins
Merchants Fire
15c
1
& Insurance
(quar.)
stockholders
5
7-
Bonding
Conveyer
Navigation
(s-a)___.
Meir & Frank Co. (quar.)
5
5-
15c
tquar.)
(quar.)—
i
2-for-l stock split subject to approval of
.'.stockholders July 28
McNeil Machine (quar.) ________
2-for-l stock split subject to approval of
Mead
1
5-15
5-15
(quar.)___
(quar.)________
Co.
«fc
Maxon (W. L.) Corp
McGraw-Hill Publishing
"
—
common
Industries
All
Oil
5-25
50c
4%
50c
'•%
25c
Mathews
5-22
7-
5-11
^
__w-_
Massachusetts
5
5- 3
4-29
5-11
5-1(5
dividend)
.
Extra
5-11
6-
5c
25c
(stock
'
McKesson
$1.25
Rubber
&
5-2J
,
i
Marshall Field
5-11
6-22
15c
(initial)
Tire
Murmon-Herrington, Ijxc.
1
25c
—
(quar.)
__________
5%
(2-for-l stock split subject to stockholders
5-22
25c
preferred
Company
Central RR,
approval May 27).
5-15
30c
common
non-cumulative
Mansfield
5-20
35c
Lager Breweries,
(quar.)
pfd. (aecum.)
Mallory (P. R.) & Co. (quar.)„_______i__,„.
5-18
31 ',4c
(quar.)— —
Guardian. Muthal Fupd (from net
infcomei' _.4. •'*
5
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)_.<
8
6-10
45c
(quar.)
Class A conuxxoK
5-27
5-15
5-
5-25
5-11
$1.25
Inc.
$5
Guardian Consumer Finance Corp.-—
3-31
5-21
6-11
G-10
62 Vac
(quar.)
$1.50
15c
30c
Maine
5-11
6-12
10c
—_
(quar.)—
:
•«
4
Inc.
Title
Bryant,
MacWhytc
5-15
5-20
60c
i—
—a—
of the
Co.
4
split approved by
Rubber,
A
Gregory
1
6-
34V2C
________
preferred "(quar.)2
—
—
Telephone Co. of Ohio—
preferred (quar.)—
——
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
preferred, (quar.)——
'•
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
Greening Wire, Ltd.
6-10
5-15
$1.25
.
___________
Griinitcville
5-15
6-
5-15
be
Acceptance Corp.,"com.
i
-5-13
-
5-15
6-
6-
(quar.)_„___^__—__
Gorhaxn'Manufacturing
1
30C
5-
20c
(quax\)__
MacMillan Co.,
'
"
1
5-12
(Greens¬
5- 11
6-15
2
6-
50c
6-
$1.60
.6-
$1.12 V2-
5-
25c
Insurance
I.-Cwncy (Walter M), Ltd.
5-15
6-
4-30
5-15
5-15
5- 8
Lucky
1
6-
1
$70c
1
5c
Lunkenhejmer Company
$1.42
5% preferred is-a)——:
2
-
6-
5-18
Louisville Cement
20c
-
7-
,
5
1
preferred
6-
$27c
5-15
44c
i
(qnar.)^_
Libby, McNeil <Sc Libby (quar.)
r__,
Libbey-Owens Ford Glass (2-for-l stock split)
7-
8
•'
--
1
6-15
Lanstoxi
6-
5-for-4 stk.
Goodall
5-15
*
Central Louisiana Electric, 54»% pfd. (quar.)
Central Securities Corp.
(quar.)
6-30
Georgia-Pacific Corp.-—
$$2
^
6-12
6
5-
25c
'
$20c
;
.
4—1_
5-25
15c
'
—
$2.25
General
6-30
■
6-
5-20
Laclede Steel
25c
5-
:
2
;.$$1,25:. •;--7-;2v
^
preferred 4 quar.> -I
5!£% preferred (quar.)"
4%
6-
$10c '?•> 6- 1
4$1
(quar.)'—.
Canadian Western Natural Gas—
•.
V
6-13
8-19
6-15
Lear,
30c
(qnar.)
preferred (quar.
General
5-29
2
6-
J50c
.-$$1-50.
6-15
6-30
6- 1
6-30
Lester
preferred (quar.)__———-—
series voting
(quar.)
4.80%
"•
i—
_r__—
2
7-
—
(quar.-)—„———
preferred
Canadian Fund
5-19
Inc;'. (increased quar.)__
Inc. (quar.)—_______—_
Bridge Works
Pitt
General
5-15
(quar.)_
Ltd.^
Co.,
Vac
30c
______
Telephone
5-15
6-15
:v437l2C
(quar.)—
Fairbanks-Morse
5-20
$2.55
Refractories iquar.)
,'
•
5-15
6-15
Canadian Camiers Btd., 75c class A-
6-10
$1.06 V*.
Corp.__—1.—
General
5
+50c
•
6-30
34c
6-30
32Vac
(quar.)
General Po.-tland Cement, new com.
•
5-12
12914c
(quar.)
Breweries,
6-15
——
15c
$1.25
(quar.62%c
5-22
Growth Fund,—
$2.20
i quar.) „_rr
common
Life
preferred A
5-16
& Rubber iquar.)
Comnninicotions—•
GtTxcral
(834C
(quar.)
Ltd.,
5-14
preferred B (quar.62%c
5%% preferred (initial
6834c
Knox Glass (stock dividend)____
3%
5-16
Sign & Signal, common (quar.)—_
preferred (quar.)__—_—
_——4—
(Marshall) (sec Marshall Field)
5%
/
5-15
-
25c
(quar.)
Canada Flooring Co., Ltd.—
5-15
$1.02 V2
——_
General Industries,, common——-.
Stock dividend——
5-12
.5-20
—
5-11
1
G-
5%
1
G-15
Corp.
General
6-19
25c
■
—«
5%
5-25
6-
6-15
(quar.)__
**'4"450cs«conv.preferred (quar.)______
General Industrial- Enterprises—i-
1
5-25
6-10
25c
'
•4r4"
6-
6-10
$25c
—
-'--
'5-
5-15
8
ordinary and Amer420c
5-15
1
$37 V2C
:——
■
—
7
6-10
37 Vac
(quar.)
Laughlin Stel, common
preferred (quar.)__.
I>and
(quar.)__—
Foodmart,
-
8
quar.)'
1
75c
(quar.),—
Bhulbment Acceptance
Florida
•
8
5-
-
5-
t30c
1
35 %c
&
Lane
(quar.)
Ltd,
Corp.,
Flagg-Utica
8
5-
5-26
6-
'6-
being called
Foremost? Dairies,
15c
5-27
6-
Gc
■'
Hose
Filtrol
5-21
$1.25
.
5-15
6-10
in-
City Stock Yards Co. of Maine—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Koclirixig Co., common <qa.,r.
10c
convertible-preferred
This payment clears arrears.
Emporium C'apweli Co. »quar.)_—•_
Field
6-29
6-15
Kansas
6-30
40c
6%
6-6
.; 100%
,
50c
preferred
jxreferred
preferred
Electric
Ferro
(subject to approval"by the
4-25
5-15
1
7-31
10c
Federal
"6-
Calaveras Cement
5%
$1.25
-
net
(quar.)_/__
Johnson & Johnson
5-15
,
-
'
Jones
4-28
6-
5
5-15
6
25c
deposit receipts
Burndv Corp. (quar.)—
.V—1
Bush Terminal Buildings * (increased
4-28
4-30
$25c
5-
50c
Engraving_____.
boro, N. C.')
4-30
6-
8
.6-
Bank of England)
Oilier
&
$$10
6-
5-
,6-
-ican
preferred
5-15
40c
(quar.)__.
(quar.)
Co.
Jefferson Standard
$1.34
6-
'••,4.4$1
^
Silver
1
,
1
convertible
6-30
$1.37%
7-1
37V2C'
5-20
1
8
(quar.)__
(quar.)_______———
'5.65%
(quar.)
_________
:/ 5.68%
preferred (quar.)—
- 6.40%
preferred (quar.J_—
: $5
2nd pfd. (1957 ser.) (quar.)___
—
5-22
5-
6-13
6-
3c
(quar.).—
Jahn
5-15
60c
4 6-
7- 2
'
from
prof its )__*
(from
Inc.
preferred
7-30
Farrington Mfg. Co., 5Va % pfd. (quar.)v.
Federal-Mogul-Bovver Bearings, Inc.
(quar.)
25c
5-13
25c
quar.
434%
25c
Farm
5-
4-30
$45c
Company, common
prior preferred (quar.)______
Utilities, common (quar.)
35c
8
5-15
6-
(quar.
Natural Gas,
Paso
162 Vac
———
15c
1———
8
35c
5-18
5-20
29c
distribution
a
$1.76
5-
Inc.___—______—
4-29
•
1
Southern
$17 Vic
_____
5-
c
6-
8
5-19
$$1.25
(quar.)„_„.
—
(quar.)
5-
;
5-
(
common
International Investors,
vestment income)
5-15
;
—_____—
8
5-15
new
1
25c
(quar.—__________
(quar.)__
5-18
1
Interstate
6-12
6-26
5-18
(quar,)
Stock dividend
5-15
6-26
35c
•
1
$1.05
preferred (quar.)——
—
$1.12 V2
4Va% 2nd preferred (quar.-) a—.—
Burmah Oil. ..Ltd, (fincl)___: ;r 8:,4%
'
5-29
70c
"6-1
4.20%
-
.15c
60c
(quar.)
preferred
International
Cement
5-13
1
6-
39)40
International Petroleum Ltd.
5-15
5-15
>
4%
5-15
1
6-
Bullock, Fund ifrom.-r.et investment'income)
Burlington.' Industries—
. V'/f-' "/'■
' £*
r Common
(increased quar.)l_"
314%. preferred (quar.)—_—„l
$
1
6-
G-15
47- 1
initial
6-
6-15
-i681ic-
plus
(10c
Machines—
25c
33c
5-30
income
Business
30c
425c
."; oc
4
investment
Fund
1
3
6-
6-15
/
Insurance
6
(quar.)__'
5-ia
6- 1
6-
(quar.)____
of 30c from realized securities
6-
1
6-15
$1.40
—.
commor.
'
,
1
V
■''
/
$1.37 Va
'
Company
Company,
6-
■
Water
Gas
5-
(quar.)—
Electro.'xics
preferred (quar.)
___________
514% preferred (quar.)— r—;
.
6
7-
5%
Budd
5-
6-23
35c
Chemical Co.,;
Broadway-Hale Stores (quar.)_
1
6-20
$1.0614
(quar.)__
—
(3-for-l stock spllt)___
Bourjois, Inc. (Increased annual)—
——
Bowater Corp. of North America, Ltd.—
;
Borne
6-
5
1
__^
5-13
6- 1
32c
D
5-
Manufacturing
5.50%
5-11
1
5-12
2V2C
.
•
Bondstock
1
5
6-
1
redemption in its entirety.
5.36%-
.
Corp.——___—
Brass
&
6-
; 7-1
30c
series
5-15
Industries—
5% %
1
7-
60c
preferred (qtu>r.)l_———
——
5.60% preferred (quar.)
————
Blaw-Koox Co
(quar.)__
—
Aluminum
6-18
$1.75
4 25%
Bohn
6-
7-
(quar.)—
Bishop Oil (reduced quar.).—„—_———__
Black, Si vails & Bryson (quar.)
—
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric Cc.—
...
6-12
50c
(quar.) —___.———...
(quar.)..:—
———
preferred
Institutional
preferred" (quar.)_"_______/t_____^.a
6-15
1
6-
7-
7-
preferred (quar.)
4 (4%
preferred (quar.)_'_—
$4,875 2nd preferred (1958 series)
5-13
6-30
c
8
15c
4.10%
'
5-15
6-
3%
_'
(quar.)
Steel Corp.,. common
preferred
7%
i
6-
40c
—
Cement, common
&
El
$1.25
(quax\)_—————
6.25%
5-15
^
5-15
35%c
(quar.)
12c
Company
Class
5-15
Bag
5-
Inc.,
believe*
Eaton
6-26
Corp.
5-11
2
75c
Eddy Paper, Ltd., common <quar.)_..
6-
Bessemer Limestone
Bibb
6-26
1% '■
Bros.
4%
4-29
7-
25C
Beryllium
t
5-
(quar.)———
1
6-
a
Paper Co., Ltd.
Ecuadorian
Distilling-——
B.)
$5 preferred
Bemis
60c
7 Vac
5-15
dividend—.—_____________—
Beaunit
5-18
1
1
6-
/
Inglewood Gasoline Co. (quar.)_________
Institutioxial Securities, Ltd^—
6-
(quar.)^_
(quar.
convertible
70c
V/e
Mills, common
Stock
•
■
:
6-15
31VaC
35%c
31V4C
;
(quar.)
preferred series C
50c
International,
Dunhill
1
6-
—_—
6-15
fommon (quar.)__—
preferred (quar.)—.:
Drewry's Ltd., coalmen, (quar.)______„_____
Eastern
10c
———
5- 8
5-29
$75c
preferred series B
Indiana
$30e
$2
6-23
1
$50c
Corp.
preferred
Dorr-Oliver,
5-29
I7V2C
4-30
$1.05
Mines,
5%
6-10
& Paper Corp.—V...
6-
Inc.
Pepper Co.
5-20
30c
common
1
Clay
S.)
35c
-
5-29
5-15
(increased)——Z4-——"
Forests,
6-20
Smelting Co. Ltd.—
7-
i..
Portland
G-20
6-30
(quar.)
Ilugoton Gas Trust (units of beneficial int.)
Huron & Eric Mortgage (quar.)
6-15
•
6-30
(quai\)
(quar.)
5.79%
35c
'
$8.12%
Public Service
Piilp
$5.12
93 %e
Raynolds Co., class A (incrcased)__
B
3-11
20c
(quar.)..___
Qua rterly
5-25
5-1
'
■ v
31V4C
50c
Lines
Donnacona
Ins. Co. of New York—
Bankers & Shippers
5-25
6-10
4-33
-
5- 8
Krueger (W. A.) Co.
12c
—_
__________________
(quar.)-
Radio Show
6-10
Fund
Productions
for
Baltimore
5-25
(s-a)
Supply Co. of New York
Duriron
class A
Lines,
Finance
Atkinson
_
ordinary
Corp.
(quar.)——.
rets,
Spring
dep.
5-21
6-10
5-15
$2
(quar.)_
$1.41 2nd preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred A (quar.)____
$$7
75c
preferred (qu a r~
Associated Electrical Industries—
G-10
75c
Ltd, (quar.)
—
Dominion «Si Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
Common (annual)
____—;—
5-29
Armstrong
Amer.
Income
Dome
5-29
_
514%
10c
50c
5- 5
5-235-29
(quar.)
Company
Class A
7- 1
7-1
1%%
Quarterly
Hudson
5-13
$12VaC
.■' '■'/
(quar.
Glassiuc
Dr.
8
5-22
6-15
<quar.)_\
Corp.
Co./ Ltd.
5-12
(stock dividend).
(quar.)__^,4_-____—
Company
Diveo-Wayne
6-15
_——
(quar.)_—
Corp.
&
Dierks
25c
■
Steel
5-22
62 Vac
Publishing, $1.60 prior pfd.
preferred (quar.)
Dickey
8
5%
(qiar.)
dividend
Oil
5-
1
6-16
30c
(quar.).i-^.Ti_,»
Arkansas-Missouri Power
6-15
6-5
.____
prior
Devoc &
5-29
6-
$1
(quar.)
Co.
5-22
7-1
5-11
Desilu
5-11
1
5-29
12VaC
__
American
6-15
40c
1
Dentists'
time.
25c
12%c
(this payment clears arrears)
preferred
Hudson Bay Mining &
45c
:
—.—
Coal
pfd.
Hubinger
6-
Diamond
6-
1
5-15
$50c
Delta
at
31'4 c
5-
8
933/4c
*_
B
Class
payment
5-
5-29
5-11
Corp.—
common
8
International
G-12
1
G-
on
.5%
5%
5-
1
Deertield
6-15
(quar.)
(quar.)———
5-12
6-
Deere
25c
Gobain
5
6-15
5-15
v ?.
(quar.)____.
of America—
Housatonlc
(quar.)___——
Delaware
7-
G-
5-20
$50c
$4
'
prior preferred (quar.)——.—
Smelling &; .Refining Co. <quar.)__.
American Thread, 5%. preferred (s-a)
Armco
>.
12 Vac
A.
preferred
Curtis
,6-16
6-3C
15c
5%
Argo
4-21
S
50c
$1.75
American
Stock
5r14
.
i'
com.
Hotel Corp.
25c
■
(quar.)
common
Crew's Nest Pass
—-—____________
Chemical,
&
taken
action
1
8
"■
preferred
American-Saint
No
5-27
6-
(quar.)
Potash
$4 preferred
6-10
6-30
'
(quar.)
Honegger's & Company
Hotel Barbizon, Inc__
5-12
30c
:.
,Co. (quar.)—
nonvoting (s-a)
,
Crane Company, 3:!4% preferred (quar.)
Credit Acceptance Corp., $1.40 noncuin. pfd.
Crown Cork <fc Seal Co., Ltd., $2 pfd. (quar.)
CroWn Zellerbach Corp., $4.20 pfd. (quar.)__
5-27
6-10
6-
4-23
5
Class
5-14
1
30c
25c
G
,
5-15
6- 1
6- 1
$12V2c
6-
70c
(quar.)
6- 1
5-13
7-15
5-11
5-11"
' / v,
(initial)
5-
< H.) Distillery, Ltd.—
Class A voting «s-a)__
(initial/——..—————
common
American
____4_
Y.)
5-21
35c
Oil, Ltd., class A (s-a)
Class B
Corby
5-11
6-10
6-
25c
,
Homo
1
'
40c
Photocopy Equipment—
American
■
25c
5-20
—
convertible preferred
G-15
\
6- 1
8- 1
5-22
^
(quar.)
Hiawatha Oil Ss Gas Co
Casualty Insurance—
&
(N.
Cooper Bessemer Corp. (quar.)____•_
Copelancl Refrigex-ation (quar.)_
5-15
5-
preferred
5c
40c
Co.
6%
42c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$19
___2
(s-a)_____.__
common
(annual)_a__-
preferred
Continehtal Can,
6-15
-
30c
$1.093/a
B
preferred (quar.)___.
4%%
5-15
5-15
5-11
6- 1
Products—
25c
(initial)
vtc.
1
22 %c
:_
Service-
Public
;-J. 5%; preferred ( quar!
(quar.
(increased)
B
(quar.)
(Pa.)
1
G-
5c
Telephone
;3%%
;
f>%-
/4;44^:'$3.73 preferred (quar.)__
6-
17-Vzc
——;
American Petrofina Inc., class A (increased)
-Class
7
10c
6- 1
6-10
6-20
Jones
Common
(Louisville)
Insurance
Coppcnveld Steel Co., common (quar.)
.
com.
5-
life
•
Consumers .Water
for
______
Co.,
Products
Maize
preferred
-
5-25
v40c
5-15.-r;
*6-
COc
(monthly)—
•%/
Hospital Supply—
1
:
,
\
Power
American Home Products Corp.
6-
Consolidated Fire
(quar.)——
American Greetings Corp., class A (quar.)—
>: Class B (quar. >-y_wl.,..:
American
6-15
Connelly Containers,
•
(quar.)-
Co.
Power
4
Concourse- Bldg.
•
/p' plus this dividend: ■ Convertible into
American
5-
//V'V Resumed, %
redemption on June 15 at $110 per share
com.
to on or before June 5__y_f---.----.-_--
;
1
community
8
$1.12 Va
preferred (quar.)—a
pfd. (entire issue called
conv.
4Vz%
6-
Commonwealth
48%,c
7V2C
12%c
:_
Co., coiumon__,
50c class A (s-n)
Heyden Newport Chemical Corp.— yr
5-15
$15c
4,4 20c
5-11
7- O
;
preferred
(quai\)__.
7%, class A
5-15
Enterprises,
Galion.
convertible
Herff
5-22
/ .'Quarterly
•/'
•••
5-24
1
Consolidated Edison
(quar.)____
1
6-10
Commonwealth Ineome Fund___
to Become
May 8th. y.:.r:r • f:.; y.,'
American: Bakeries Co., common
4-30
6-
6-
.
May 5 th:
Distribution of the
stock will take place on or about
»-,v;
5-12
6-10
(quar.)
(quar.)______
Co.
Ltd.- (quar.)
Commercial Shearing & Stamping (quar.)__
proposed 3-foV-l
a
common
5-21
COc
(quar.)_
Co.
Carbon
6- 1
7-20
(extra)
Co.—
__—
preferred (quar.)
Manufacturing (increased)
Mining Co. (quar.)
6%
6-12
50c
35c
Equipment
Combined
•-
effective
1
5-15
45c
$1.50
87VaC
Scotia)
(Nova
Refractories
iquar.)
(quar.)
Co.
3.90%
Hercules
American Agricultural Chemical Co.—
/'split of the
7
5
8
1
7-
(quar.)
Commonwealth
5-
'% $57c
1
8-
87V2C
Cementing
6% preferred (quar.)
Hartford Electric Light—
1
6-30
5-
;yy.: 5-11
;:"6-1
?25c
—
(quar.)_______—«-
•
5
6-
Hecla
Ltd.
Canada
of
Co.
preferred
$12Vic
6-20
Columbian
'6^23
:.
7-15
$1
Colorado Milling & Elevator Co.
1
G-
■
*4%
1
2
$1.12%
5-15
5-15
6- 4
11-28
10c
Well
Insurance
Common
60c
$25c
6- 1
6- 1
6-19
12-28
50c
25c
Hastings
'-.;5-i5.
:7-20
-
4-30
1
5-15
5
G-10
if.., 75c
<quar.
common
6-.
.
,
75c'
r'
5-25
5-15
1
pref.
»conv.
Clark
5
6-
6-10
Holdera
Payable of Bee.
Share
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oil
Harbison-Walker
*
6-
;',.5-29
.
Corp.
Halifax
30c
30c
Company (quar.)
(quar.)
Water
Halliburton
6-
5-11
6-26 v\
Hajoea
6-12
6-15
'
(qaar.)_—i——__
Corp.
16-12
/
10c
5-12
1
6-15
"k: 4-30
.
1
7-
$1.50
7 ~ "4-30
*5-25
25c
v.
■
Acme' .Wire'
' 5-15'
,
"•
■./* 5c
—
..4-30
,
5-15
2c
10%
y
dividend
Stock
Acme
6-10
2
5-15
3c
(quar.)
Corp.
5-11
5-25
6-
$1.12'V2
2
—$1.75
Chilton Company (quar.)
a—!——
25c
Chrysler" Corp. (quar.)_,.._a
:
25c
Citizens Casualty Co. of N. Y.2
—__^__^4
10c
Civic Finance
<initial)_L
15c
-$7
Payable of Kec.
25c
(quar.)—
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refining, Ltd.
Vending Corp.
30c
.
4Va%
preferred fquar.)„
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. common (quar.)
3Va% conv. preferred (qimr.)—
Chicago Towel Co., common—
Holders
When
Hackensack
5-
(quar.)
com.
_—.—2——_
"
Name of Company
5-15
50c
When
Per
Holdert
Payable of Reo.
Chenango & Unadilla, Telephone Corp.—
•"'Common
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
.•■;■:
Per
When
Per
Share
■
tquar.)-^
Soya Co.
Chance (A. B.>
during the current week. Then we follow with *
second table in which we show the pajunents previ¬
nounced
■
■/
.•
Champion Paper & Fibre,
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
in two separate
indicate all the dividends an-:;:
Dividend announcements are grouped
tables.
'4
•'
of Company
10c
10c
^•^3-
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday, May 4, 1959
.
(2040)
12
^yable o, Rec.
.
Products—
National Starch
5-20
Extra
5-
55-
5-29
5
Sterling
Bancorporution—
(initial-quar.)
(quar.)
Northwestern Public Service Co.—
----
5-
4
Sutherland
5-
4
Syracuse Transit Corp.
1
5-11
1
(quar.)
Common
5-11
Tampax,
1
5Vk#
•-
Ohio
Corp.
OUn Mathieson Chemical Corp.
Inc.—
(quar.)
Parsons
(quar.)——
Co.
&
Parchment
Paterson
(quar.)
Paper
Ltd., common (resumed)
<r
7#
preferred (quar.)—
Payne Cutlery Corp. (N. Y.)
Pendleton Tool Industries (increased). ——
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Pepperell Mlg; (quar,)_.
$1.75 preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Pioneer
Finance
&
1
5-15
1
5-15
Company (quar.)
4#
4
5-
5-15
Class
5-15
4
1
5-15
5-
5-16
(quar.
(quar.)„
preferred (quar.),
preferred (quar.)_.
5
Union Oil
4.80#
Public
Service
Common
Co.
6-10
6-
1
Union
6-
1
5-
8
4-29
1
5-
8
5-15
5-
1
6-
5-15
1
preferred (quar.
5%# preferred (quar.)_.
5-1
6-26
6-12
6-
5-22
1
6
5-20
5-
6-15
5-29
6-15
5-29
4-30
5-
6-26
5-29
5-15
5-
5
United
Common
5.60#
preferred
investment
4#2#
of
Inc.
Reading Co.,
G-30
5-22
6-30
Consolidated
6-15
5-29
5-
Shareholders
5-11
5-15
5
proved"
.
American
6-10
2
7-
2
6-10
6-
2
2
5-12
a
10c
6-15
6-
6-15
6-
6-
1
5-28
5-14
6-
1
5-
8
5-15
5-
1
4
6-
1
5-
8
6-
1
5-
8
.
1
5-15
5-
6-
5-15
(J. B.),
5#
7-15
7-
income)
10c
6-12
25c
5-26
5-26
5-12
103b#
3-?4C
8
1
6-10
55-
6-30
(6-
9
65c
5-28
5-12
t21/2c
\
5-30
Virginia Coal <fc
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)—»—
(stock
5-15
Iron
$1.25
40c
100#
dividend)——
(quar.)
7-15
6-
2
6-
1
7-
6-
1
5-15
1
55-
A:
5-15
5-
Warner-Lambert
$1
Pharmaceutical Co.
Wurreu
Co.,
(S.
$4.50
D.)
preferred
Washburn Wire
Wellington
West
Oil &
6-
1
5-15
25c
(S.
6-
1
6-15
6-
514#
1
White
Class
7-
1
6-10
35c
1
6-10
5-25
5-
Corp.,
5-
8
5-
8
Atlantic
5#
(John)
H.)
8
5-
1
1
f
5-11
1
6-10
20c
5-19
5-
6-24
6-10
Aunor
7-
6-17
Auto
(initial)
—
Iron
Worsted
Co.
30c
6-26
6-12
Wyndotte
50c
6-11
5-21
Wysong & Miles
(quar,)—,
7
Robinson
(J.
Conv.
class
.
Rockwell
Rothmoor
Ruppert
Co., common
A
4
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
5
...
10c
7-
3
6-12
5c
7-
3
6-12
$1.12'/2
7-
1
6-10
(quar.)
Sugar Refining Corp.—
(4-for-l stock split)
Searle (G. D.) (quar.)——
25c
5-15
5-
1
5-15
4-
2
30c
5-20
5-
5
30c
5-
4-13
———
Selected Risks
Insurance
Serrick Corp., class A
Class B
Co.
•
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
22J/2c
preferred
A
(quar.)
J
—
—
(quar.) —
capital
—
B
Signal
Oil
Class
&
Gas
Axe
6-15
(Quarterly from investment
Ayrshire Collieries
(quar.)
40c
6-
6
5-
5-29
5-15
5-15
8
Tools
Sonotone
Corp.,
A
A
(quar.)
Corp.
convertible
2
6-
2
2
6-
2
(quar.)—
common
Public
25c
6-
1
5-11
6-
1
5-11
Southern Natural Gas
Southern
-
$6
preferred
Spencer
A
Chemical
4.20#
5-20
6-30
6-
2
Algoma
38%c
6-30
6-
2
6-
2
—
—
—
Co.,
preferred
Extra
10c
6-30
6-16
7-
1
1
5-11
6-
1
5-11
$3.75
~
6
American
5-
8
5-
8
Airlines,
Inc.,
5-11
6-10
5-11
6-10
5-15
;
(quar.)
7-15
6-30
35c
6-10
5-29
' 30c
-
5-25
5-
8
25c
5-15
5-
4
f$l.31
5-15
4-24
fioc
6-2
5-8
10c
5-
4-15
8-
4#
,
r.
6-
( quar. >
5-18
6-
6-
5-15
1
5
6-30
5-29
6-
1
5-15
5-18
7-
1
6-
50c
5-
5
4-24
6-10
5-15
I2y2c
5-11
4-27
30c
6-10
5-20
7-
6-19
(quar.)
93%c
5-25
1
40c
6-26
6-12
6-
1
5-15
8T'/2C
20c
G-
1
5-11
4-24
6-15
50c
6-
$55c
4%c
5r21
1
5-16
5-
5-13
6
25c
7-15
7-15
10-15
10-13
1-15-60
1-15
23 c
5-11
4-
6-
1
5-11
6-15
5-22
$25c
6
5-22
7-15
5-
5-20
5-
1
5-22
5-
1
Beck
6-19
5-28
6-19
5-28
A
(A.
10-15
9-30
1-15-60
12-31
6-22
9-21
8-21
6-22
5-22
$1
9-21
8-21
5c
5-29
5-
6
5-29
5-
6
6-15
6-,l
1
5-
4
15c
5-11
5-
1
25c
(quar.)————
6-15
5-29
6-
5-15
5c
(quar.)
7-
2
$25c
7-
2
7-
2
common
new
1
6-10
5-
5
4-24
15C
tquar.)
common
—
5-15
25c
5-
9
5-22
6-15
5-22
4c
A
5-20
...
Best
Company
&
Black Hills
4.75#
(qliar.)_
& Light,
preferred
Bloch Bros.
6#
Power
preferred
4.20#
,6-15
1
14c
6-
1
5-20
6-
1
5-20
6-
(quar.)—
4-30
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
5-15
4-24
5-18
1
6-
1
5-18
6-
1
5-18
30c
(quar.)
1
5-
5-15
75c
conunon
6-30
6-20
Mutual Fund Inc.—
Prom net investment
Brooks
Bobbie
6-
36c
$1.05
$1.18%
(quar,)
(quar.)
Tobacco,
5-20
5-17
COc
50c
com.
1
12 (2 C
preferred (quar.)
Blue Ridge
Inc.
4-24
5-15
?C
income—
5-15
17V2c
(initial)
Eorg-Warner Corp., 3## pfd. (quar.)——
Boston Fund (quar. from invest, income)—
4-30
1
6-10
7-
87%c
12c
5-28
4-30
8#
6-
4-23
Bowater
Paper Corp., Ltd.'—
Ordinary (final)
—,
(E.
7%'c
J.)
Common
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-5
4-24
Bristol Brass
Bristol-Myers Co., common- (increased)
—
3%#
preferred (quar.)„
British-American Oil Ltd. fquar.)
_
;
.
Edisbn, '6.4(Ki>
,
•
preferred- (quar.>t,_
5-15
1
5-25
€-10
15c
——
'
5-15
6-15
6-
$72(30
$2.90 preference
5-15
€-15
$30c
(quar.)
(quar.%
Carp. fquar.-)_
4
$1.25
30c pfd. (quar.)
(increased quar.)
Bridge & Tank Co. of Canada Ltd.—,
Bowl-Mor Co.,
Brach
4-21
50c
6-
$1.18%
-
(increased)——.——
Bergstrom Paper Co., class A
Brockton
——i.
5-15
20c
4.75#
4-24
6-15
25c
-
5
5-
1
6-15
$1.06%
(initial)—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)————
6-
$1.18:)4
12^20
Beneficial Corp.
1
-
6-10
7-
40c
(quar.)—;
—w
Belding Hemlnway, Inc. (quar.)—.
Co.,
6-10
6-10
*
$35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$15c
—25c
1
$25c
_.
—-——--—
(quar.)
Howell
6-
$25c
Shoe,
5-22
2#
$50c
—
Markets
J.)
S.)
4.25#
5-15
6-30
6-
$1.50
Aircraft Corp.
&
1
7-15
5#
$80c
—
——
(quar.)—
Paper Co., Ltd.—
Ltd.
4%# preferred
Bell
6c 1
(quar.)——-
Chemical
&
———
Class
G-30
5-11
6-15
10c
—
(quar.)
A
Extra
5-15
split)—.—
(quar-.),—
5
5
$2.50
$1
Bayulc Cigars (quar.)
Bearings, Inc. (quar.)
Beaver Lumber, Ltd., conimon
4-24
25c
preferred (quar.%,
American Can Co.
5-
5-
37 V2 C
Canada
of
(A.
Bayless
4-24
37y2c
'
9
5-25
common
from "net income
Paint
Bathurst Power &
4-27
American Business Sliares, Inc.—
Quarterly
6-12
6-12
37 (2 c
dividend
Stock
4-24
5-15
22M>c
12Vsc
(quar.)
4.
—
4-24
50 c
50c
$1.50
—-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Barber-Ellis
5-18
6-
6-26
30c
(quar.)
...
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
-Common,
5#
stock
30C
4-30.
& Ohio RR.—
Baltimore
American Book Co.—
2%-for-l
200#
$1.50
pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (auar.)
4#
7-15
25c
American Box Board
American
93.34c
4-10
4-30
1
35c
convertible preferred (quar.)
American Biltrite Rubber (initial)—
6-10
5-20
25c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
Common
4-10
5-15
(quar.)
3'/2#
5-28
5-20
1
$25c
12',4c
common
1
6-
—
(stock dividend)——
preferred
Baltimore
4-27
$1.12ta
(quar.)
America,
50c
;
A
Ltd.
(quar.)
55c
———
of
62mjc
(quar.)
St«in
(A.)
Cofnpany. (quar;)
Steinberg's, Ltd.,^S4v4%- preferred
5-
5-28
6-
5-15
40c
Portland
preferred
5-15
5-11
6-10
6-
American Agricultural Chemical Co.—
New common (initial)
15c
5-25
6-
/
preferred A fqun.r.)_
ioc
—„
quar.)
„
(qnar.)
(quar.)_
Co., Inc., com; (quar.)
1951 series (quar.)
Aluminum Co.
8
$15c
17t2c
12V2c
62t2c
(initial quar.)—
Corp.,
1
5-15
5#
$1.40 preferred
Mfg. Co.—
Corp. (quar.)
Steel
5-
6-15
income)-—_
dividend
6#
Beech
(quar.)
Alpha Portland Cement (quar.)—.
Alsco, Inc. (quar.)
6-19
6-
$105
tquar.)
(increased
Standard Register,.class A (increased
quar.)
Stanley Warner Corp. (increased!
:
Class
5-15
$1.50
_
Standard Oil Co. of Calif,
(quar.)
Standard Oil Co. of (New
Jersey)
Standard Oil Co. (Ohio), common
f
Gas
10c
Forgings-Corp.
3%#■ preferred "A'"
5-29
6-15
'60c
,
(quar.)
(ouar.)
Sprague Engineering Corp.
Standard?-
(quar.)
com.
Brass
1
5-15
"A"—
Houghton Fund
Stock
sh.
Business Machines (quar.)
Allied Control Co. (quar.)—
5#
6-12
70c
5-15
10c
Ltd.
Cement, class A
Allied Laboratories (quar.)
Allied Mills, Inc. (quar.)_
Alpha Beta Food Markets, Inc., com
50c
5-
l
each
Allen
6-30
Akron
Allentown
(quar.)
common
for
par
preferred
Alabama
3l%c
(quart)
(qtmr.)—
Co..
4.50#
6-10
Commission.
Natural Gas
Air Reduction
5-
7c
Railway (quar.)
Southwest
Common
5-15
l
6-
5-20
Air Control Products
New
6-
25c
held
5-11
stock.
Utility
$1
5-11
30c
(quar.)
of Reo.
Aeroquip
7%c
(quar.).
prtfeired
common
share
Co.
6-10
8
Holder1
15c
payable in l/10th of a
Line
6-10
•,
—
When
10c
20c
The split is still
subject to the approval of the New Jer¬
sey
6-12
5c
Corp.
(quar.).—
Agnew-Suruass Shoe Stores,
.
the
6-30
24c
6-26
,
common
77-
dividend
5-
$12(20
(quar,)——.i—
(quar.)
Corp.
Aztec Oil & Gas
5-15
25c
7-28
(quar.)
$1.25 convertible preferred A (quar.)
South Jersey Gas Co.—
Stockholders approved a two-for-one split
of
6-15
Payable
".
02 Vac
class
5# preferred (quar.)
Silvray Lighting (quar.)
$1.55
25c
(quar.)
Cortland
5-15
Corporate title recently changed from Avco
Manufacturing Corp.
announced in previous
Supply Manufacturing
Stock
IV2C
4-30
15c
(initial)
20c
_
B
Snap-On
5-25
$50c
$56%c
•
flOc
—
Ltd
Co.,
6-15
Aero
of
(quar.)
(quar.)
Signode Steel Strapping,
5-25
1
$4c
—
(quar.)
Co., Ltd., com.
5-15
Share
-.
1
Fund, Inc.—
gains plus 3c
1
(quar.)
Process
Fund
5-
25c
(quar.)
2
Company
Acme Industries
1
1
7-
(quar.)
;i—
Dairies, Inc. (quar.)
Acushnet
1
6-
6-
—
(quar.) —
common
6-
P., Inc.
Advisers
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
Sigma Mines (Quebec)
6-15
12V2C
_
Shawinigan Water <fc Power
4#.#
1
5-
1
£$1.37ti
Class
Avco
Class
M.
Abbotts
1
6-1
5-8
yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
preceding table.
A.
6-
1
1
Per
Savannah
l\
5-
7-
6-
time.)
St. Croix Paper Co.
1
5-
1
$1
1
(quar.)—$1,25
common
5-
1
6-
1
1
:
give the dividends
1
6-
5-15
5-15
weeks and not
Name of
4#
new
we
6-
6-15
5-
Common
Below
1.
$2
•
Ltd.
Mines,
6#
5-20
(quar.)
payment at
Tube
1
5-
1
5-
1
6-
preferred
Sheet
Zenith Radio,
5-
1
5-
Electric Service
Baldwin Piano, 6#
Youngstown
1
5-
5-15
(quar.)————
8
,
6-
5-15
income
from
5-11
37(20
—
common
on
2
5-
1
3c
—
;
4Va#
taken
6-
1
6-
—
common
(Jacob),
6-16
6-
5c
(quar.)—2
(quar.)—:
———
action
this
15c
25c
$1.123/2
—
(quar.).
Co.
Corp.,
Class A
(No
C.)
Mfg.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
4-20
6-
56 %c
Refractory & Insulation Corp. (N. Y.)—
Quarterly
;
_i.
Revere Copper & Brass, Inc.
Rheem Mfg., 4)2# preferred
1
5-
6-10
Co.
Co.
.
1
6-
1
5-15
25c
,
(quar.)
8
6-
1
$$1.12ti
pfd.
5-12
6-
10c
5ti#
5-
9
6-12
6-
15c
62tic
(quar.)..____
1
6-
5-15
7tic
—
,
(s-a)—
7
40c
Mutual
realized
from
40c
1
6-
$30c
21c
(Tulsa)
Quarterly
Development
43%c
$1.3114
"
•4-17
Ltd.
Atomic
6-10
—
5-28
25c
1
Industries, Ltd.—
preferred
Refining
Atlas Life Insurance
7-
(quar.)
63
8%C
"
7-
6-
1
10#
(quar.)
5-11
fl7,/ic
L
preferred
& Co.,
5-
1
5-
60c
5Va# preferred (s-a)————
Atlas Brass Foundry (quar.)—
417tic
95c
class A
5-15
3
1
5-15
common.,
(s-a)
Co., common
Atlantic Wholesalers
6-
«5-
(quar.)___
pfd.
non-cum.
Atlantic
5-29
(increased)
—
Bros.,
FcR.,
5-15
(quar.)
Wilson
5#
Line
Coast
1
6-
6-20
-
5-15
60c
(quar.)
(Conn.)
Co.
Atlantic Coast Line
1
6-12
50c
2
6-22
15c
59c
(quar.)___;
Atchison, Topeka & Sante Fe Ry. (quar.)
5-22
5-
7-
25c
$4 participating class A
6-
■
(quar.)_
(G.
1
6-10
$2.25
62 ('2 C
(Del,),
60c
———
Stag Manufacturing,
B
(initial)—
4ti#
8
6-
5-15
$1.08%
—<—
Waters
Co,
Water
25c
(quar.)
com.
Dental Manufacturing
(initial)
S.)
Wood
5-
1
30c
(stock div.)—
(quar.)
—
—
(quar.)——$1.12,,i
Ltd. (quar.)
$30c
Corp.
5
1
6-
27(2c
com.
—,
Breweries,
Electric
preferred
Wood
(semi-annual from in-
5-18
G-
5-15
37(aC
$25c
Assembly Products (stock dividend)—
Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co., com.
y
(quar.
Wickes
7-
6-10
1
1
40c
Co.—
(increased)
B
$4
-
preferred B (quar.)
(George) Ltd., class A
Class
White
,
(quar.)
preferred
Canada
3.80#
35c
$1.13
—
1
5-
8
6-
50c
4-30
6-
Equipment,
4(2# preferred
Arrowhead—Puritas
5-21
5-15
4-24'
5-15
5-
c
30c
Inc.
35c convertible pref?rred
Aro
Pulp & Paper—
Westingliouse
Weston
75c
(quar.)—
Snowdrift
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
conimon
Insurance.
Indies Sugar
Western
$1.25 pid.
(quar.)—'
Co.
Fire
West Virginia
1
6-15
——
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co., common
5-15
12tic
31(40
5
'...
(quar.)
preferred- (quar.) _—■
$2.40 conv. pfd. series A (quar.)_
8
1
5-29
15c
of South Africa, Ltd.
non-resident tax of
preferred (quar.)
"$2.50 preferred" (quar.)
.'$2.36 preferred- (quar.)
$4.35#
preferred (quar.)
1
6-
——
(quar.)-
Corp.,
..
1
Corp.
Ward Industries
5-15
5-15
—
$1.10
3
$1.25
—
Virginia Hot Springs—
5-15
6-
—
(quar.)—
Corp., common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Argus Corp., Ltd., com. (quarj
Arizona Public Service, com. (quar.)^
5
(quar.)
—
Ap<?x Smelting Co.
8
5-20
5-25
34%
5.775# >
Class
5-20
75c
$1.75
pJOc
6-15
Anglo-Canadian; Telephone Co.—
5-20
7-1
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
African
South
(Less
Anheuser-Busch.
7-
1-
G-
—
—
Works,
preferred
Anglo-American Corp.
5-12
$1.75
5-
,6-10
2JaC
5-25
(quar.)
class A
Steel
Associates
4W!o
5-18
5-15
6-
stock .split'
.
Anderson Electric
5-13
6-
6-19
40c
a—
preferred (quar.)
——
Amoakeag; CO., $4;50 preferred (s-a)
Anchor Post Products (quar.)
5-15
20c
$1.12&
4-13
5-16
60c
——
(quarj_—
6-#
5-15
6-15
5-6
30c
Telegraph Co.—
approved
a
thrte-for-one
$2.40
4-22
1
..
5%#
5-11
6-15
6-10 *
$1.25
preferred (quar.)„
(quar.)
non-cum.
Stockholders
5
40c
5-15
6-20
American Telephone &
5
10c
6-10
ap¬
(quar.)—^Ltd.—
American Steel Foundries
5-12
6-
Pipe &
American Seating Co.
6-10
5-
11-30
•
American President Lines
5#
^neeting
Construction
6-10
2
6-10
6-10
11-30 '
40c
'
—
2
7-
6-29%,
12-15
three-for-one split of the com-
a
shares—
mon
.
———_ —
annual
the
at
7-
3#
Oil
7
Equipment Co.—
7-
:
Ltd.
;
5-21 "
5-
12-15
10%
——
(quar.)
America—
Upper Canada Mines,
1
Gas—
American Photocopy
5-29
Artesian
1
$1.25
$1.31 ]/4
6-15
American Water
S. Steel Corp., conimon (quar.)--—.
7# preferred (quar.)™
United Steel Corp., Ltd.:
Universal
-
lc
—
Stock- dividend'
5-31
12Vac
Foundry, com.
4
5-29
3c
—-——
—-—
American Natural
5-22
1
(quar.)—
8
G2%C
U.
Vanadium-Alloys
5c
(quar.)
4# 1st preferred
8
5-
35c
—
Woodward
Ranco,
5-
5-29
30c
,
6-
3c
—
tCOc
preferred
(quar.)—
—
United Molasses Co., Ltd.—Anier. dep. rets, ordinary (final)
Special
v—^
.„jj-T——,
Varian
6-10
—
1
Quarterly
Quarterly
160c
—
preferred (quar.)—,——
(from invest,
5-11
6-
income)
1
6-
8c
$50c
(quar.)
United Corp., class B
United Engineering
5-15
Carolina—
(quar.)
Putnam Growth Fund
6-
6-15
;
Extra
$1
$$1.12(2
(reduced)--
5-20
6-
;
6-
15C
-
—
1
Co.
Biscuit Co.
Common
1
2
26c
27c
$1.20
_
6
———
6-
87Vsc
—
5-
35c
White Motors, new common
—
1
Inc; (quar.)
G-10
G-
10c
(quar.)
Car
Lines
5-
1
American National Insurance Co. (Galveston)
5-
8
50c
52(l>c
22VsC
—
of North
8
8
(quar.)
(Hartford)
dividend
4.80#
—
American
0-
5-
7#
5-15
,
Air
Stock
5-15
6-
15c
——
5%
Public Service Co.
Tank
United
of New Mexico—
(increased),
8
1
American News Co.
—
1
6-15:
5-28
60c
(resumed)
Corp.
Motors
1
6-1
<fe Gas
Class B
6■
$1.12 Va
6-
35c
Corp. of Louisiana—
(quar.),
j
(quar.)—
5-20.
\
6-
■
5
.
$1.43%
$1.45
—
5-
50c
(quar.)
Inc.
preferred (quar.)
4Va#
5-21
6-
r
—
8
5-15
6-20
32 %C
Quarterly
$1.33%
preferred. (quar.)—
preferred
Wesson
.
5-
—
(quar.) J,.
Class A
$1.25
$1.37 Va
—_
preferred
4.32#
1
(quar.)
Tung-Sol Electric Inc., common (quar.)
5# preferred cqnv. series 1957 (quar.)—
5-27
37mjc
preferred
4.16#
6-
Travelers Insurance
1
Providence Washington Insurance Co.
V3'/a#
B
lit %
5#
4-22
6-
5-15
IR. I.)
$2 convertible preferred (quar.)—.—.—
Public Service Co. of Indiana, com. (quar.)
$1.25
—
Thrifty Drug Stores (quar,)—
Tower Acceptance Corp;, cla,ss A—.
Traders Finance, Ltd., class A (quar.)
1
6-10
15c
—
American Metal Climax—
(quar.)
(quar.)-—preferred (quar.)
Van Sciver
6#
8
Common
5
6-12
42J/2c
pfd. (qar.)
Pitney-Bov.es, Inc. (3-lor-l stock split)
Pittsburgh Steel, 5# preferred-A (quar.)—
5Ys% preferred (quar.)
(No action taken on common payment at
this time.)
Pogue (H. & 6.) Company (quar.)—;
Poor
5-15
Walker-Scott
(quar.)
Co.,
1
6-10
25c
common
5-
$1.67(2
5-15
(initial)—
New
1
$1.46%
5-1
$1.75
(quar.)—
6-
(quar.),
,
Inc.
$1.18%
(quar.),
6-11
50c
27c
56c
25c
Paul,
American Meter,
preferred
5-15
(quar.)
:
Petersburg & Hopewell Gas (increased quar.)
Philadelphia Electric, common
(quar.)—:—
$1 preferred (quar.)—
—~
Philadelphia & Reading Corp.—
Peter
8
$1.37(2
:—
(quar.)-
Mfg.
American
8
5-
6.70#
Glass
4
1
5.80#
Thatcher
5-
6-
5-25
5-11
1
8-31
11-30
5c
Hospital 8upply—
(lnitial-quar.)—_—
Insurance Co. (Newark, N. J.)—
common
$1.12(2
(quar.)
5-11
6-
New
5-
preferred
preferred
preferred
50c
75c
Perkins Machine & Gear Co.—
'
4-24
preferred; (quar.)
25c
—
American
1
5.50#
6-
5c
10c
540c
$35c
3c
Paton Mfg. Cc.
8
6-
5.75#
1
5-29
9-15
12-15
16 %c
(quar.)—
Aineidcan^Furnlture
8
6-
4-29
5c
5-29
1
6-15
25c
—
35c
5-25
6-
15c
—•—
2-for-l
stock split.
Technograph Printed Electronics (initial)—
Texas Eastern Transmission, com.
(quar.).
4.50# preferred <quav.)___
—,
4.75# preferred (quar.)-I.
—.
5% preferred (quar,)-—
—
5.35# preferred (quar.)—__—
6-
(Del.)
Corp.
5-
6-19
"
G-30
6-
54c
,———
(quar.)
00c
Pacific Insurance Co. of N. Y. (quar.)
00c
Pacific Mills
(increased
quar.)
25c
Pantex Mlg.
(8-for-l stock split)
--Parkersburg-Aetna Corp., $5 pfd. (quar.)—
$1.25
Parkview Drugs, Inc. (Kansas City)—
.
35c pref. (quar.)——.—
>
8%c
Parmelee Transportation (quar.)—
—12 ,2c
Pacific Finance
5-29
G-
30c
$2.52
<
Quarterly—
Thompson-Ramo Wooldrlclge, Inc.—
20c
—
(s-a)
Orpheum Building
5-15
5
25c
5-28
30c
(initial)...
5.85#
25c
——
Orange & Rockland Utilities,
5.75# convertible preferred
5-14
6-
*|c
(quar.)..—
55C
(quar.)—
Inc.
5
6-
25c
6-15
*$1.75
.
Olympia Brewing Co-,.
Onondaga. Pottery (quar.)
O'okiep Copper, Ltdi (final)
8
6-
quar.)————
(Orlando. Fla.)
5-15
6-15
?
Ben Coal
5-15
1
6-15
oOc
Edison Co., .4.66#
pfd. (quar.)—$1.14
State Life Insurance (quar.)_
50c
Ohio
8
6-
6-
7# pfd. fquar.)
6-15
6-
7-24
Ohio Forge & Machinery Corp
Old
6-
1
6-15
$1.31,4
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd.,
1
6-15
$1.12,a
—-——.—
:30c
6-
6-23
American Fire A; Casualty Co.
4-23
50c
(quar.)
Tappan Company, new common
6-10
*
preferred (qua?.)
preferred-(quar.)
4!a#
Co.
4-30
'"'.J
7-
or'
—_
Paper
12c
5-1
6-15
35c
10#
(quar.)
Cable
(resumed
5-29
62 (2C
—
—
Chain &
Holdere
Payable of Rec.
>,"# '!4
.
.
7-
27/jC
~~
Stock dividend
American
•
+$1.50
common
6-15
Share
of Company
Distilling Co.—
American Enka
Inc
(qunr.)-»»->w-;-—..
6-
+,^rn
4.50# -preferred
6-30
'
43%c
—.~_.
Fund,
1
6-
Name
American
5-26
this time
omitted at
Investment
1
6-15
6-10
When
Per
Holder*
payable of Rec.
30c
(quar.),.
common
(quar.)
6-
Northwest
New
Co.,
preferred
6-
+40c
(quar.)
Ltd., com.
first
6-
OQc
Power,
& Fuller
Baer
7#
Share
Company >
Stonega Coke & Coal—
Payment
5-15
6-15
England Lime (quar.)
-uc
New Jersey Power Sz Light—
'4# preferred tquar.)
4.05# preferred »quar.j_
--5,1 „;.4
Norfolk fc Western P.y. (quar.)
;9«c
Noranda Mines Ltd. (quar./——_v.+ouc
Norwalk Tank Co., class A (stock dividend)
2o
Class B (stock dividend)
f'e
5%# 1st preferred (quar.)
3-6# 2nd preferred (quar.)
Silx,
7
New
Northern Quebec
Name of
7
5-21
(initial quar.)
spilt—-—-———0~~
National Vulcanized Fibre Co. (quar.! ——
Netsner Brothers, Inc. (quar.)----- .---------*jc
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper, class A (quar.)
17c
Class B (quar.lr—
*'£
New Dickenson Mines, Ltd. (s-a»
common
New
2-for-l stock
When
Per
Holder*
When
Per
Name Company
.
1
3-13
7-ii
60c
93%c
7- 1
6- 3
6-
$25c
"7-
2
MM
s-
-h
(Continued on page 4&)
,
..
•
~
-
5-15
.
,
■
,
*
1
Volume 189
Number
5843
.
.
The. Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(2041),
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
YORK
SO1'3 Jan
3
40*2 Dec 29
40*4 Jan
7
45% Mar 31
Abacus
13
71% Nov 20
59% Feb
9
84% Apr
Abbott
Laboratories
112'% Feb
18
134
18% Mar 26
21
102.*
120
Nov 24
Jan
7
Jan
3
20*2 Aug 26
37*8 July 15
14 3b Jan
2
24% Nov 18
a
14
'
Jan
27
2
56*4 Feb
19
23% Jan
19% Jan
29*2 Oct
14
26
Jan
2
2G% Jan
29**
31
27% Apr
B
33*2 Oct
33
J«n
2
40
94% Jan
2
125
9
Nov 11
82
Oct
97
7
Jan
19% Dec 29
>
17% Jan 28
23% Jan
25*54 Nov 18
16% Jan 28
33
Adams
2
Dec
31
32% Feb
9
35
Jan
30
24% Jan
2
34
3
"3%
Feb
9
~6%
20% Nov
7
19*8 Jan
2
22% Apr
8
Dec
9
23% Jan
2
32% Apr
20
80
2
5
2*8 Jan
3
1114 Jan
2
14
Jan
Jan
26
2
72
July
1G
-
4*a Jan
80*2 Nov 24
10*/a Dec
2
Nov
13
280
Jan
21
160
Dec
9*54 Jan
2
33
Dec
30
49% Nov 11
2
100
28
13% Apr
17
Jan
29
30
$4
28
17
6%
44% Jan
91
Apr
18
Dec
12
12
Dec
16
15*4 Oct
6
72*2 Apr 29
96% Oct
7
3t5)o Jun
12
57
Jan
2
7
10% May 19
2
35% Jan
14
102
Apr
74
Jan
18
Apr
21
Jan
2
22*8 May 19
91*54 Jan
Jan
Jun
25
60*58 Jan
convertible
29%
30%
30
30%.
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%.
37%
37%
38
38
38%
40-
110%
111%
110
37%
112%
110
112
20
21%
Industries
Kid
Laboratories
Mills
14% Feb
4
Allied
4
Allied
104
Jan
30% Mar
29
112
Mar 12
% Apr 23
39% Feb
25
May
1
33% Jan
5
5%
5%
5*%
20%
20%
201/4
31
30*4
30%
*82%
84
*82 %
1
79% Mar 24
93% Jan
33*4 Jan
B
52
5
12%
V
33%
1G0
5%
21%
30%
33%
*151
•318
30%
6,300
86%
8,600
100
330
33%
160
600
8,400
84%
33%
12,000
2,900-
84,200
30%
85
315%
.
22%
21%
30%
315%
6,400
13,500
19,000
•
111%
108
22%
84%
vi
*151
2,700
33%
160
r—
5%
5%
5%
5%
12,900
20%
21%
21%
21%
20,100
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
3,800
84*4
*82%
20%
5%
20%
30%
*82%
f
34
12%
12',,
*93%
12%
12%
97
95
95
212.
♦200
10
*200
210
.43%
41%
12%
97
*93%
41%
42%
47
41%
42%
10
30
43%
13,900
46%
14,600
42%
43%
46%
67,900
97
212
46%
47%
46%
47
45%
*93%
98%
98%
*98%
105
*98%
102
•98%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
16%
17
16%
16%
1,900
114%
116%
115%
117%
112%
114%
11,700
47%
117
17%
116
115
112%
19%
__5
19%
19%
19%
19%
No par
62 %
63%
,61
62%
59%
61
No par
._
42
43 Vn
42
42%
42
42%
19%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
59%
60
59
59%
58%
100
79%
80%
*80
80%
80
__10
25%
29%
29 %
29%
29%
convertible preferred—100
*108%
109%
109%
109%
10
35%
35%
34%
35%
No par
29%
30*4
28%
29*4
87%
common
—_
Aluminium Limited
of
42%
13
12%
•91
*204
1
—_5
Co
13
97
206%
100
No par
Aluminum
205
84
..18
Inc
.
Mfg
12%
*93%
208
*192
*82
84
1
Alpha Portland Cement—:
■
33%
160
>
85
325
*151
20%
100
Corp common
preferred
4.08%
34
33%
33%
*151
5%
Co—
Allis-Chalmcrs
9
33%
160
84%
*315
20%
No par
Stores
17
86*4
320
,
30%
30
31%
84%
*315
2
Products Corp
60% Mar
4%
20%
30%
87%
33%
113
19%
332
*151
100
112
32
86%
2
n
20%
21%
*322
100
Inc.
Allied
83% Mar 17
19%;
No par
preferred
Allied
26% Feb
13
29%
29%
37%
preferred A
prior preferred
Allied
27
96 % Oct
2
30%
29%
29%
29%
37%
:
'
24
78% Jan 26
13
29%
29%
37%
5
21
38% Oct
2
26
30%
29*4
Allied Chemical Corp.—.
42% Oct 31
27
29%
—100
44% Feb
5
17
18 %
common
64% Apr
30
Nov
54%
18'/a
.
1
5
1
11*4 Apr
111
2
20%
52%.
18%
Mining
9
52 % Jan
821/2 July 28
30% Dec 31
20%
52 %
18
conv
Allen
117*4 Apr 28
21% Mar 20
15% Jan 21
6
20%
51%
18%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp..
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
8
10
55 *'8 Dec
11
20%
52%
18
Inc
39'% Jan
13
20%
51%
18%
1
May
48% Jan
Decl7
43% Oct
26
Jan
92
20
52*4
Alleghany Corp common—
12% Feb
96
19
27
44% Apr
53% Jan
10
7,400
138
20%
preferred
5%%
2
98
Apr
206*4 Apr
15
Jan
*130
17%
Vicksburg Ry
Inc
4*4%
32 % Jan
29
14*2 Apr
30*8 Jan
Aldens
Mar 19
83
140
80%
51%
1
Products
93
July 31
80
Alco
79'/+
10
Alaska Juneau Gold
160
30
191
Jan
Mar 19
*130
Shares
47
*45
20
pfd 1951 series.
Alabama Gas Corp
&
142
83
18%
conv
Alabama
f*132
45
80*8
52%
1
4.50%
45
84*4
20%
5
22
:
46%
83
"May 1
No par
Air Reduction Inc common
Apr
145
*44%
the Week
Friday
Apr. 30
18%
Aeroquip Corp
328
84%
Sales for
Thursday
19%
Co
91% Mar 10
3
30
46%
83*4
*135
PRICES
52
Co
Express
33% Mar 30
79% Feb
315% Apr
297
*44%
34
SALE
Apr. 39
1
1
25
Addressograph-Multigfaph Corp
16
8
!
46%
145
*135
Admiral Corp
22% Apr 30
Dec
13
Steel
Acme
83*2 Nov 21
49*4 Jan
193*54 Jan
Industries Inc
Adams-Millis Corp
1
12
80%
100
Vending Corp
ACF
9
Jan
preferred
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc.
15
Jan
May
convertible
*44%
5
common
HIGH
Wednesday
Apr. 38
Apr. 37
1
ABC
2
30% Mar
24 % Jan
e
4%
Apr 24
17% Apr 28
47% Jan
49% Oct 24
28
Tuesday
Monday
Par
Fund
"43% Jan
AND
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
America—
1
86%
50
*42 %
44-
1
*42%
44
53
115%
19%
19
19%
1,900
60%
58%
59%
6,100
42
42%
3,600
19%
11*4
11%
11%
11%
•59
58%
59'%
58%
59%
80
79%
81
*80%
81'%
11%
*108
29%
109%
29%
29%
29%
•103
109
109
7,100
300
53,400
29%
200
110
34%
*
34%
34%
34%
34%.
34%
3,800
28%
29%
27%
28
27
27%
236,100
83%
81%
83%
15,800
43%
43
43
83%
84%
43%
42%
42%
42%
42'%
53
52%
4,200
"
*42%
52%
52%
51%
52%
86%
s
10
102
43
59%
*42
42 %
42%
52%
85
46
82%
Amalgamated Leather Co—
22
Jan
52
15
27*54 Jan
21
Apr 29
42% Dec 11
33*5(5 Feb
21
53% Dec
15
Feb
25
114% Sep
17
64*i Jan
2
81
90
Dec
12
44% Jan
7
11
56% Apr
6
91% Apr
87% Jan
16
Feb
47% Feb
2
25% Oct
10
85*2 Jan
9
125% Oct
10
34*2 Jan
13
29
106% Feb
97*8 Jail
3
27*8 Apr
58*2 Dec
.19% Feb
33*54 Jan
Oct
35% Apr
1
24% Jan
8
2
13
105
7
40% Oct 14
35
Apr 24
31
58
Jan
25
66% May 29
37% Dec 11
2
47% Dec 16
48
29
Amer
Apr
Petroleum
3%%
Airlines
118% Apr 23
38% Jan
5
63
Jan
6
9
39
Mar
6
2
50% Mar
9
2
27% Apr
30
19
Jan
7
20% Feb
11
7% Feb
13
6%
22
2
20*4 Sep 22
3*54 Jan
2
9% Nov 17
41*4 Jan
2
52% Nov 18
37*2 Sep 11
39*2 Jan
2
Nov 11
42
50
2
35%
36%
No par
47%
48%
r
26 %
v
preferred
29*a Jan
17
44% Dec 15
38 % Mar 17
80*4: Jan
3
96'% Mar
84
15
17
55% Dec 11
25
Feb
24
40% Nov 20
38% Feb
9
38% Jan
2
55% Dec
47% Feb
13
46% Feb
17
17
32*2 Feb
12
19-a Jan
2
30% Dec 31
29% Feb
11*54 Jan
2
18% Oct 30
16% Apr 30
26% Jan
26% Nov 13
25
Jan
44
40
Apr 16
41% Dec
2
73-
Jan
13
134
13
Jan
3
18
94
Jan
31
108
13
Feb
27
16
Jan
2
96
Jan
2
32*4 Jan
Sep 22
Dec
1
31
11
122
104
16% Jan
3
2
Apr
17% Jan
17
53 % Jan
85% Jun
14
80
Jan
Apr
1
26% Apr
28
~3~0% Oct" 13
;
26%
27%
27%
20
19%
12%
19%
13%
*19%
13%
42%
42%
42%
43%
42%
43%
39%
39
56%
3,600
53
53%
2,900
Crystal
10
42
42
41
41
*40%
41%
•40%
41%
*40
—.100
*r-o
91%
*90
•90
91%
•90
Sugar com
prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co
American
Hardware Corp
Home Products
Ice Co
6%
Mar 30
non-cumulative
American
American
Investment
5 % ',b
30
American
American Metal
19
American
Molasses
25
43% Jan
15
American
17
14
American
7
40% Nov 14
38% Jan
6
49% Mar
13
34% Nov
10
68
35% Jan
2
140
Oct
2
43
Jan
2
117% Jan
2
27% Dec
51% Oct
155
32% Jan
6
5
20
Jun
13
61% Nov
7
126
22
27% Jan
May
July 16
29% Dec
2
45% Dec
8
41
59
American
Potash
&
American
Rad
Std
2
120% Jan
5
30
26% Mar 26
29
Feb
18
45
6
Dec
31
86% Mar 11
25% Feb
12
35% Dec
3
32% Jan
2
43% Mar
31*b Jan
6
35 % Dec
4
13*8 Jan
7
35% Feb
8% Jan
Jan
Chcm
2
16
12
60% Mar 20
105
Jan
Co
39
9% Jan
Nov
11
37
Jan
16
.
preferred
13% Mar 12
15 Vfl Jan
28 % Dec
26% Jan
29
27% Dec
23
24 % Jan
12
10*4 Jun
4
17*2 Nov
6
14% Jan
2
67% Jan
21
2
37% Dec
5
32 % Jan
7
13
63% Oct
13
60% Jan
2
22% Jan
40
Jan
46% Jun 30
a
29
61% Oct 14
53 % Jan
15
7
Feb
27% May
23
3
I
Preferred
29
31
39
Jan
2
100
Jan
2
22
IBt
Dec
£8
Jan
13
$149.87%
32% Dec
dividend.
Dec
31
May 31
41% Nov 14
■
For
5
all
33
37 %
37%
37%
39%
214,900
69%
69 »A
69%
69%
70'/a
42
43%
42%
43
43'A
45%
45%
:45%
45 %
45%
45%
45%
45'/a
45%
6,900
9,600
3,200
12,800
42%
43%
45%
45%
48%
49%
18
13%
*149
152
Preferred
6%
60% Mar 18
Anaconda
ft
8
36% Jan
14
see
7
page *"24.
18*4
151%
46'A
17%
*149
47
18
150
45%
17%
*149
46%
18 %
152
46
47
,
18
83,700
152
152
90
17%
7,700
143%
144
1,400
46%
143%
*60
*123%
47
144'%
46 %
47%
143%
144V4
61
60
60
124
•123
124
144
59%
124
144%
59%
124
•60
60%
400
123%
123 %
20
27%
27%
27%
58'A
57%
57%
6,800
9,000
4,200
27%
27%
57%
58%
57%
58%
57%
5 8'/a
92
91%
91%
89%
91
89%
90
90
89%
87%
35 %
35%
35*%
35%
36%
3,200
36
35
36
25%
34
35%
25
34%
34%
34%
34'A
34%
3,170
34
34%
34'A
34%
15%
15%
15%
•15%
16
16
16%
15%
15%
25
5
15%
100
254%
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
84%
104%
102%
104%
126'A
125
127
104%
105%
104%
105
104%
126%
126*4
126%
126
50%
49 %
49%
49%
49%
Xl4%
14%
14%
14'A
14%
14 :«
28%
26%
28%
28*4
28%
28 «A
28%
*26
26%
26%
27'A
27*4
27%
27%
15%
14%
14%
14%
15%
15%
15%
78%
75%
77
15%
78%
43%
14%
-
85%
84'%
49%
14%
*28
50%
1,700
37,300
91,300
10,300
740
50%
54,300
14%
14%
28%
28%
3,200
1,100
49%
260
7,000
29,500
16,100
47,100
78
76%
77%
76'/a
43
42'A
43%
42 Va
43
41*4
42%
41%
65%
64%
65
64%
67%
66%
64%
65%
66%
56%
55%
54%
1,900
55%
55%
56
56%
56%
55 *1.
34%
34%
36
2,900
*92%
94
75%
34%
—6.25
:—10
83%
126%
15%
76
42%
65%
55%
No par
No par
21.80
250*4
85
84 "4
256
Hocking Glass Corp—
preferred
Clayton & Co
252
251% 254
85'A
14%
28%
*26%
25
—50
Anderson
254'/a
254%
com—5
series/
25
Smelting—1
Cable
252
27%
84%
49%
Co
27%
251%
25
.
27%
85%
&5%
1.100
Co
27%
184% 105%
128% 127
25
common
Corp
&
124
.
1
com
Tobacco
Works
59%
1
_—
series
47%
2,060
27%
57%
Inv Co Ltd—£1
Common
$4
'49%
17%
*123%
—:
5%%
Wire
46%
151%
preferred.100
par
Anaconda
9
footnotes
38'/a
69
44%
Ampex Corp
1
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
25
39% Jan
30*e Jan
37%
70
43%
74% Mar 17
95% Apr
39% Jan
other
39%
69%
84% Feb
3
Mar
38%
70
46% Mar 13
4
Feb
40*8
69%
American Zinc Lead &
90% Jan 20
34
38%
17% Mar 18
Anchor
33
14%
33 Ya
Tobacco
Water
15% July 11
8
14%
46%
common
American
2
120
14%
143
—:
Viscose
10
6D0
15%
59%
Co
American
Jan
14%
*14%
30'%
14%
142%
Refining
50% Apr 27
23*4 Jan
26
23,400
14%
29%
25
Sumatra
2
30%
29%
17,200
Tel & Tel Co
25*2 Jan
29%
28%
47
common
African
preferred
51,500
94
57%
Sugar
6r'o
11,700
28
94
41
American Steel Foundries
American
58%
27'A
94
46%
Stores
20
57%
27%
94
57%
American
1?Q% Jan
59%
27
96
40
American
Apr 17
107% Jan 20
59
27%
47%
American
1
59'A
58%
16
2
56%
26 Y*
*94%
40'A
17
16
84
57
17% Feb
Feb
20
53,500
88%
39%
265% Apr
95
87'A
•82%
58%
2
83% May
84
39
26
123% Jan
89%
103
57
13% Jan
1
87%
•82 %
400
4,700
19%
19%
103
38%
224% Jan
4
97
96
105
38%
6
97% Dec
27%
19%
19%
*103
58
18
134 % Jun
57
26%
95%
18
57
14% Nov
15
55%
88'A
84
18
38
227% Dec
27
56%
27'%
86%
*82%
18
•17%
58
2
74% Feb
84
84
105
120
38
167"b Jan 1 2
219% Sep
88%
19%
19%
4,000
•105
10o
Snulf
non-cumulative
New
83%
*82%
*17%
*103
8,000
120
37%
57%
46%
American
89
88
18
•105
27%
10
4
7%
105
105
120
27%
100
—.
2
18
20
19%
*103
27
Smeli & Refg com.No par
Amer South
17%
17%
20
*105
3,100
23%
23
27%
15%
No par
preferred
6%
120
32%
150%
32
149%
*96
27%
*14%
Sany com—5
American
Jan
*105
51
2
1
27
124
84%
*82 %
1
No par
Ship Building Co__No
7%
33%
32%
4,600
25
Seating Co
American
*103
100
_
American
9
18
19%
1
American
63% Mar
18,800
23%
5
148% Mar 20
14
16%-
151%
56% Feb
28
Apr
16%
22
Co
preferred
16%
149
com
Co
&
16%
21%
1
May
65 % Jan
105
7%
17
33%
60% Feb
52'% Mar 11
46% Apr
142% Jan
3
21
16%
151%
Natural Gas Co
32% Jan
73% Apr
46% Feb
Mar 17
17
21%
Motors Corp
63% Feb
54% Mar
32%
5
25% Feb
News
32
1
16
Optical
31%
33'A
120
18
100
31
149'%
*105
8,700
41
♦39%
32
21%
100
41% Dec
American
41
40%
31%
33%
Co
American
*40
40%
149%
preferred
ivfetal Products
4
15,000
35%
21%
Metals.No par
18
3,900
51%
33%
.100
15% Feb
44%
34%
149%
1
Climax Inc
7
44
51%
21%
111
Co of
&c
44%
51%
35%
32%
16%
34
Fdry common—7
Machine
17%
43,400
58%
35%
34%
preferred
American
16
32%
31%
17
91%
55%
41%
*40
41 %
35%
300
41
51%
149%
prior preferred
30
35%
35%
36%
51%
35%
21%
International Corp
2
&
44%
50%
147%
preferred_10o
9*
Mach
44
51%
56%
57%
56%
43%
1
24
3.90%
44'A
50%
32
12.50
FpI)
Mar 19
91%
57%
No par
common
14% Jan
48% Apr
*40
56%
x43 %
50
51%
35%
5
56%
*90
57%
49%
•
38%
91%
51%
20
—10
Corp
4%%
22*4 Jan
56%
10
Distilling Co
American Electric Power Co
American
18% Apr
3,700
56%
American
152
38%
38%
American
6
92,000
38%
American
18
43%
53%
2
Feb
43%
57
22
15% Jan
43%
38%
22
43% Jan 20
43
53
Jan
147
66,700
56'%
32% Jan
May 12
13%
54%
98
49% Aug
8
16% Dec 30
34,100
100
20
12%
56%
30
157
27%
26%
*19%
13%
39
69% Nov 17
35% Dec
2
2
20
12%
56%
2
11% Jan
27%
54
2
144% Nov 26
26%
*19%
38%
Jan
2
20
57%
48% Jan
12
33% Apr
7
8,400
55%
16% Nov 21
34% Sep
,
56%
3
20% Jan
160
55,800
37%
49'%
54%
Jan
8-
27%
36%
48%
57%
22
18
48%
55
Apr
31
37%
48'%
54
Apr
28
49%
36%
48%
56%
94
20*8 Feb
37%
48%
37%
47%
38%
4%%
4
59% Apr
34% Jan
62%
25
27
102
140
900
35%
*61%
12%
15
14
83
2,300
115%
No par-
Dec
2
11
8
28
114%
/•
No par
Co
Oct 20
Jan
92
10
400
47%
Chicle
89% Apr
2
5934 Nov 17
2
Jan
41,600
-
144
47
*35
61%
12 3.i
preferred
20% Jan
41
79
30%
29%
142
1,900
61%
38 %;
35%
63
*61%
11%
No par
American Export Lines Inc
—_40c
American & Foreign Power—No par
18% Feb
2,400
35%
*35
63
26%
European Secur
in*
19,400
35%
-•
35%
35
35%
63
12.50
common
American
110
10
102
Co
Enka
153% Apr
24% Apr
Mar 17
19*4 Apr
21% July 28
Jun
9
12
113%
*19%
35% Apr
Feb
113%
1
34% Apr 15
18% Jan 22
Mar 13
115%
1
Radio Corp
45
11
47%
20
common
&
American
Feb
145
46%
35%
iv.
92%
105
35%
Broadcasting-Paramount
38% Mar 18
14*4 Jan
Aug 27
Apr 21
17% Nov 18
111
2
*113%
30
29%
140
47%
47
104%
American
Apr 17
55% Jan
2
2
118
*114
30
142%
,
35%
4,300
Chain & Cable
7%
50
14*8 Jan
.
29%
142%
52%
92%
94
106
40
300
43
52
American
Apr 17
58% Apr 23
39*2 Jan
91%
105
*42%
American
90
Jan
—
preferred
2
40% Mar
6
__
Theatres Inc
57% Apr 21
55% Apr 28
42% Jan
2
2
44*4 Mar 17
47%
'
Can
38% Apr 27
122
63
American
47% Jan
*116
30'/a
155
47%
35% '
2
51
Sep 29
47% Dec 19
93%
106%
*140
47%
63
50% Jan
42% Jan 21
91%
105%
29%
31%
155
47%
35%
Cable
24
30%
*146
—100
10
American
45*4 Dec
1
.
100
14% Mar 18
Apr 24
104
*42
35%
No par
American Bosch Arma Corp
American Brake Shoe Co
5%
94
105
92 '/a
95%
107
preferred
American
2
Jan
106
Bank Note common
American
*
2
20% Jan
Jan
common
convertible
94%
No par
No par
44
*42%
v
No par
—
convertible preferred
Bakeries Co com
4%%
29% Feb
19
Corp
American
21
45% Jan
13
12.50
.
issued
American
9
Co
Agricultural Chemical
When
9
Sugar
Corp.
Amerada
5
160% Apr
2
Jan
Amerace
30
33% Apr
Jan
convertible preferred
Amalgamated
;
116% Mar 25
9
May
42% Jan
118
44% Nov 12
111
6%
39
35 *4
143a Jan
Mar 31
34'n
*34*4
*92
36%
35
94
37%
35%
*92
34%
34%
34'A
34%
93
93
93
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
34%
35*4
34%
34%
34'A
34*a
34%
93
*92
60
36%
7,200
34%
7,600
18
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2042)
.
.
Monday, May 4, 1959
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Eange tor Previous
15
44% Dec
49% Feb
2
43% Jan
Jan
2
22
Feb
25
41% Aug
4
39% Apr
7
12 Va .Feb 10
67% Dec
19
65 Va Mar 31
24% Dec
31
23 % Jan
22% Jan
2
39% Dec
17
35% Feb
9
Nov
3
90
Jan
30
22% Sep
20
Jan
22
23
8
27% Sep
2
May
% Mar
!
17% Jan
27
25% Apr 29
19
Jan
2
Feb
25
19% Dec 30
12
34% Dec
10
9
10% Aug
8
36% Mar
19
31% Feb
6% Jan
10% Jan
Jan
94% Jan
6
Jan
2
46% Nov 19
2
67
105
96
May 5
Dec 19
* ■'% 37%
37%
37 Va
37%-.
70%
10'u
70'/a
23%
24%
24'%
25'%
40%
41
40%
*84%
86
*84%
70%
.5
2 13k
28
Armstrong Cork Co common ——1
S3.75 preferred
t
No par
Arnold Constable Corp
5
40%-
40T«
86%
86 %
*21%
22%
*21%
22%
21%
——1'
14%
15%
15%
15®«
—2.50
32%
32%
Artloom
Co
—
—
Industries
Ine-
>
•
Shares
May 1
46
46%
*37 Va
21%
&
:
Corp.
28 %
28
27
13% Feb
Industries
46!
3.600
2
37%
37 Va
09%
697 c
24%
24%
72,700
41%
10.100
38
1,300
'
,i.
:
10
Inc_
..•V
15
09%
24 T«
24%
.?'■■
41'/»
40%
;.y
>86
1>
70%
:
41
41!';
15'%
90
21%
110
147 a
16%
80
21%
157 4
24.200
86
22 Va "
15%
:
17.600
86
*84%.
*2F%>
'■/"
:
7
v
Feb
44
53% Apr
13
$1.50 series—No par
7
71 Va Apr
24
27% Jan
28
Jan
7
10% Mar
39% Jan
2
47
Apr
15
1
92
Jan
1st
5.25'/
6
preferred-—
Investment
■
■
'
^:
•
700
;
■__
26%
25 Va
25%
25%
25%
25%
26';;
3.500
237a
24%
23%
24%
23"'1;
23%
23 3 V
24 ';;
38.500
38
11%
37'4
37%
37
37%
12
12%
12 Vh
123a
52
12
52%
52%
52 Va
52%
53 Va
V£
/
y
37! a. %,
37•«
37%
',12
12'%
12
12
53
533it
53%
53'%
367,-;
2,800
9,600
-
—
Common
Associates
36%
__5
1
2nd preferred
107% Mar 31
88% Jail
2
102% Jan
-i-j.
•',•
24'/4
—
ASR Products Corp
30
'
26
23%
—
Ashland Oil &
.
x25%
25%
Refining common^.!
issued
When
2
38% Apr
11
2
Arvin
2
Apr
243» Apr
Associated Dry Goods Corp
29
<•5'%
::i'j 701/4
38
70%
Armour
7
'••
the Week
Friday
Thursday
-46%
46
46%
'
37%
Steel
Armco
9
46%
■■■'
Sales for
PRICES
Apr. 30
——5
———.10
Argo Oil Corp
MarlG
$7%
SALE
Apr. 20
'
28'4 Jan
27% Feb
15
41
MarlG
14
26
73% Mar 13
30 % Feb 24
6
29% Jan 23
13% May 29
40% Jan
5
HIGH
Wednesday
Apr. 2H
46%
No par
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 21
Pat
Archer-Daniels-Midland
11
86% Apr
7
5
29
83
.6% Apr
3% Jan
80
36% Mar
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
39
LOW
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1958
106
106
100
105% 105 "4
„
71%
72%
29%
—10
Co
29%
72%
105
73%
29
29%
106!%'
*105
105%
72 V2
73%
29%
...
;■
105
«,70q
106
320
72%
29%
,
73
72%
73'%
3,400
28%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
17% Jan
2
28% Dec 31
9% Jan
2
10% Dec
29% Jan
10
86% Jan
8
27% Jan
41% Nov 10
Jun
87%. May
30
47% Feb
17
62% Apr 21
43% Jan
5
2
53% Apr 17
86% Mar 3
3% Jan
26
68% Jan
27
84
17
30
24% Feb
16
28
27% Jan
13
29
29% Feb
5
9% Jan
7
29% Jan
3
13% Jan
43% Jan
96 % Jan
Feb
3
21
85% Jan
89
6
41% Feb
47% Apr
66
Jan
2
Babcock
20
63% Nov 13
7
3
Baltimore Gas & Elec
4'i
Apr 28
10
27
Dec
23
28% Jan
47% Sep
26
%
26%
9,400
xl3%
13%
13 %
14
13%
14
13%
13%
87,000
14
S'u
8%
8%
8%
8:%
83 4
9'%
16,100
33%
34 7 «
33'%
34%
33 !4
34:'ij
33 %
34!%
18,000
15%
15%
15:%
15%
15%
15
15%
14%
15'«
50,400
45'%
45ai;
45'%
457«
45'
46
98 !a
98'a
99!a
99 %
90
87
87%
40
45%
96 7«
98
97!«
98%
89
89
*37 "2
40
43%
45
44
44%
44'%
44-?s;
44':«
45 %
25,000
64'%
*87%
64%
65
64 %
65
65
65 V;
64-»
64%
2,000
104
Jun
5
95
Jan
5
100 % Mav 26
10% Jan
2
18% May 16
73% Jan
3
20
Dec
29
13% Jan
2
24% Mar 25
40% Dec
19
36 % Jan
727'8 Apr
29
May 22
30% Oct 29
80% Jan
7
13
Feb
9
28% Jan
2
36% Oct
35 % Jan
9
18
Jan
29
83
May 19
2
Dec
2
28% Jan
2
44
31
10% Jan
2
13"% Dec 17
84
% 23%
Aug 27
94% Nov 18
7
93
4
Sep 22
13% Jan
5
19
Feb
26
76
Feb
4
140
''May
70
May
1
92 Va Jan
13
i93
Jan
16
10
2
27% Dec 24
25% Jan
23
6
50 % July 21
48% Jan
6
Jan
2
1 % Feb
18
13
6
36% Dec
2
36% Jan
2
79% Nov
6
78% Jan
2
36% Jan
13
54% Oct
14
Oct
2
159% Jun
6% Jan
2
15% pec
■56
Jan
2
76
'36
Jan
30
23% Jan
2
12
9
2
2
155
5
Feb. 11
17'%-Apr,
3
Jan
12
77
Feb
4
59% Dec
9
53
Jan
23
67 % Anr
0
36 % Jan
6
37% Oct 28
18% July 28
58%. Oct 30
2
2
70
2
25
1
23
55 % Feb
114
12
26% Dec
14% Jan
1
Mar 23
Dec
1
,12% Jan
;34% Feb
Jan
12% Jan
Apr
41% Apr
; Apr
,
50 % Mar 30
147
5
80!7 Apr .17
28% Mar 3
6
33% Jan
22% Oct
22
Oct
11
10
6
46
17% Feb
20% Jan
2
19
Dec
18
16
Jan
78
Nov
21
70% Feb
25% Apr 23
74% Sep
5
48% Jan
2
39 % Dec
31
37% Feb
9
85
16
76
la Feb
60% Dec 31
59
Jan
7% Jan 14
17% Oct
Mar 18
issued
When
4'%%
preferred
preferred
Eenguet Consolidated
Best
&
Co
Inc
%
Inc__
7%' preferred
Blaw-Knox
Bliss "(E w>
Bohn
19% Jan
1
21
Co———
17% Mar 13
51
11
68
Feb
% Feb
Mar
12 % Jan
53% May
105% Mav
5
29
*40%
41
25
2
121
61
22
1
1
41%
40'%
39%
40%
39%
40!%
8,400
14*',4
14'%
*14'a
14'%'
2,600
20
203«
.
94
*92'/a
94
78%
79
26
150
50%
1%
-1%
109 %
110%
51%
50%
150 v; 150
*744
31
59% Jan
19
27
8
20% Apr
30
Brown
57%. Jan
6
70% Fob 27
46% Dec
12
533i Nov 21
47% Jan
2
99% Apr 27
33% Mar 16
28
.
31
19% Jan
0
90
Oct
10
90
Jan
8
,27% Apr 30
92% Jail 20
24
32% Apr
K16
Jan
1
,37% Jan
2il
Buffalo
2
20% Jan
30
Bullard
38!!*,
-
5,200
13'%
22%
1,200
38%
104,300
149%,
,
43%
26% Y
39%
28%
18 7
i\
H
e
-
391
17%
17
77%
42%
43
61
61%
2,000
19%;
13,300
yn-'iv
39'%
85,700
30%
30%
12,300
23'
23%
19%.
%
y
.
'
17%
78%
42"!,j
43%
-
81
*79
,80
•60%.
61
60%
4,900
17%
%7.7.%
43%
42%.
*79
81%
2,200
41%
40% >41%
477'b
47-7%
97 8
.•4,2
■
2.50
103%
104'%
_10o
—10
*83%
85!
91%J%" 9%
%%*83%
19,000
,
%
54%
54
•
18%
19,
19
19%
67%
68
67>%
€?'%-,>
Buckeye Pipe Line Co—
Eucyrus-Erie Co—
1
No par
97%
99%
91%
97»%
32%
5
34%
;
34%
Dl'%
,■
54'4-
MJ"
66''-i
>
;
94'%
3234
33
34%
33!
.
.
-
-
1,900
54%
•
12,100
19%.
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>66
92 3+
66-
192",,
33
33
'33%
26%
a
a
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89r:»
34'%
27Vs
_
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'
32% 7V
32%
32%
33%
»~No par
54%
•
'
? 11,800
i- 150
84%
20'%
67
6,500
1
105%
54 Va"
4
; 67
53 3
.'53
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19 3
54?v- 54'%
1
:
1,000
3,300
9%
102%
102'a- 103!
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-
14.000
'
47
84%
:
83%
103'%
.
.
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-
1,900
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700
33
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.
34'%
1,200
2,100
16,700
a
41
40%
9%'
52s;.
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.
14
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10
4,800
,
24%
24%
.
46
,
9%
83'a
102
85%
15
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% 46
.
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104%
■
2
.
■
52%.'. 533i
53 '• %
;
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4,400
%
60 %
;
13'4
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15
24
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24
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24
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23
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900
10,200
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>4
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,
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73%'
77%
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20
44%
20%-
23% *"
23%
17 %
11
64
63%
f*
30%
-
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17%'
;
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18%
38%
29
24
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64
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1,600
5,700
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76 •; 'i
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•26 %
-
.
-
:ie.%
i
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18%
43%
5,800
51%
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—
.;
^
15'4 "15%
5
5,400
-.
10.9%
.
149
<
43%
77%
%
149%
16%
:76
64
.38%
24%
17%.
•■77%
108
*■50%,
43 %
>26'
'
28 %
%
4 24
•
62%
52%
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
20% Dec
44,300
<74
39%
38%
>
24 %
22%
2.50
Brown Shoe Co Inc
2
1-300
1%
76
19%
18%
%
*12%
_..50
Brooklyn Union Gas
16% Jan
19
13% Jan
50%
.1%:
63%
64
44%
26%
19%
4C
.—3
30
3
26'%
50%
51
16 Va.
16%
16%
*.74
76.
.64 ;.J,;
28%
—3.50
60
10
26%
-
110%
149
150
150
16%
<-46%
-
100
—
Dec
79
■
26%
convertible preferred
Eristol-Myers Co common3%!» preferred-
33% Oct
78%
vY
33%:
•
108%
.50%
%
61%
94
1:<%
38%
39
*38%
S V 43%
15
*92'/a
51 %;
*50%
1%.
51%
26%
19
26%
50%
1%
38%
44
28%
26%
50%
59%
65
5
78%
,:
38%
■
~
-
15,900
•
26%
77-?,,
■
109 V 110%
51%
149%'
9.4Q0
V
70 r
64%;
647a
63%
'
Eriggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
26
23,200
20%
128'%. 140
>129'% >
125
.
63
26%
26%'
*,50
;
"•■-V 1%
40 if;
112%
50%
No pal¬
21
28
79
12%
Jun
19%
10
.
.
1%
110'%
—._.i
;
' Jan
34% Apr
78%
M'sT,;
12%
&
4,100
*40%
124'%
*92!a
94
27
39%
1
8.
*92%
43%
preferred—
Braniff Airways- Inc.—
Bridgeport Brass Co common—
4%',
38
41%
RR—
.
84
37%
*40%
20%
20:%
121%
61%
Maine
*82
38
3734
80
14%
14 V4
20%
■
■'
41'%
39%
•'14%
v
84
*82
84
38
37%
41'%
61%
17% Dec
:
*82
84
38%
60 V2 •-61%
50%
1%
Co__4—V__i—%.11.25
49% Dec
6
98,700
80
2
28% Jan 2y
7,300
70%
43
6
28% Jam
22 3 4
68%
80
17
30
22%
70%
81
11% Jan
22% Jan 13
23
63
43%
42% Jan
85
2
22%
72%
20!%
■3
79%
77%
26%
23%
83% Apr
49% Jan
Dec
23
69%
43
36% Oct
Mar 13
22%
71
*80
11% Jan
Dec
23
100
10
92
97
64%
preferred
12% Dec
78
97
—5
3%',.
2
13
97
17%
:%■_
&
29
*96
75%*
s'.
2
97
120
38%
:
Common
42
*96
17%
(i
6
97
78%
5
13
195
17
15% Jan
45% Jan
*135
77%
27 % Jan
33% Jan
195
Borden
Co
1.70U
*185
16%
..
3,400
195
75%
Corp
34,000
*185
-.100
%
34%
.
195
"
Eook-of-the-Month Club Inc——1.25
10% Mar 26
13
94
*50
Bond Stores
21% Mar 25
13
49%
..
60'%
*92'%
———2.50
.:
Aluminum & Brass
24
8% Jan
38
49
'
Boeing Airplane'Co
1
32% Oct 23
40% Jan
37'%
*82
'
121
59
10
Edison
18
38%
49%
) cojn-5
Co_^
Boston
44% Nov
32%
49'%
3,100
;
66'%
213«'
207 a
__100
_
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del
4%rf pfd series of 1951—
Black <fc Decker Mfg CO—
'66% Mar.17
2
33%
37-%
,
227%
>
-
.
117
1
_
Bestwall Gypsum Co__1
:
Eethlelicm Steel (Del)' common..
6
2
32%
49%
14
.1 peso
Eorg-Warner Corp common
5% Jan
33!«
39'%
14!%
—50
_
3
26% Jan
31'%
38%
14'%
...
5%
80% Apr 13
44% Apr 20
81% Apr 24
48% Aug 11
9% Sep 25
59%*
40%
Bendix Aviation Corp—
I—5
Beneficial Finance Co common
1
3
27% May 21
38% Jan
6
59
49'%
—100
5
2
59%
39%
5
Boston
Jan
58
'
Bell Aircraft Corp.—i—l
Bell & Howell Co common_10
24
'24% Apr
10
59'%
1
46 % Jail
8
6
59
10
Belding-Hemlnway
20% Apr
0
10% Jan
60
38
39% •
41 -%•%: •'*40%
41
—_5o
Beecli-Nut Life Savers Corp
30 % May
2
27'%
2.500
97
' '
"
84
'
38%
—1
26
28
'60% Jan
*82
pfd..—100
:
28% Jan
9
38 % Apr
21% Jan
4%%
(A S)
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
24% Mar 31
700
27'%
27'%
*185
68
Eeech Aircraft Corp
'
.
23
63%
Beech Creek RR__i
4
Jan
2
1% Oct
57'%
27%
'
52
12
22%
1
s
Jan
74% Dec
57%
27%
59'%
97
preferred-
Beck Shoe
22% Mar 13
44% Apr
18% Jan
66
97
Beckman Instruments Inc.—
1
24
15'% Mar
—100
Bcaunit Mills Inc..—2.50
40% Apr 23
Apr 10
43% Jan
2
58% Apr
14% Feb 25
35'a
58',:»
27%
58
195
4%Vr
42
38% Mar 20
*185
400
35%
58
*35%
">
*35%
35'%
49
100
'■
36
59
31%
prior preferred
270
27'%
49'%
conv
5
35 Va
39%
3%%
;
*58!%
48%
*
*87%
35%
307»
Mar 23
,.
58'%
39%
9
'
.
90
27
:■%
49'%
12.50
common
4,300
45 V2
98%:
46
97
31%
—
9
39
45'%
39'%
Jan
183
9
200
35 VK
%
48%
93
25
26 %
39%
23
k
26 %
30%
Jan
34% Jan
26
Beatrice Foods Co
178
Oct
25%
Bayuk Cigars Inc——No par
9
82
26 %
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co___—._lo
Aug 22
700
18
23
25%
1
174
*17%
*22%
26%
59%
3
1,200
17%.
23
17%
*22%
27'%,
Bangor & Aroostook RR
49% Mar 19
84
84
83%
83
18
23
5y!%
Jan
53% Jan
83%
1
127
18% Apr
6% Jan
83%
1,100
*17%
Mar 12
46
Jan
38,000
16%
*22%
lo
44
830
7
6%
17%
59
34% May
Feb
Dec
31
82
16%
22%
36
Bath Iron Works Corp.——
36
31%
16%
*16%
17%
27 "«
22
7
14% Jan
83 %
7
22%
*58'»
27
3
July
83%
*35%
287is Jan
Mar 24
18
16%
10
66% Feb
16% Jan
82
6%
6%
16%
—-—1
Barber Oil Corp—
Basic Products Corp
52% Jan
81%
7%
16%
18
64
6
7
14.000
8%
preferred—100
noncumulative
27
4
6,400
50%
23%
45
Jan
Dec
61%
49%
15
100
Baltimore & Ohio common4'e
60%
50%
34%
1.3
Corp
64'% Jan
33% Jan
1
83
6%
16%
83%
16
com—No par
40
58
143
82
150
61%
50
7%
*22%
26%
13%
preferred series B_—100
preferred series C——..10o
35% Apr
30% May
Jan
x60 %
51
%
16%
16%
83%
4%%
5
22
8
45
60%
49
''
1
29
6
Mar
59%
17,600
9
Co—
Oct
48
16% Jan
90
Wilcox
&
64% Oct
45% Apr
Jan
37%
*89
'
57% May
23% Jan
42
-
Babbitt (B T) Inc.—
17
61 % Mar 30
87%
7
1
.20
20
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
49% Mar 11
101% Feb
preferred—
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
Avco Corp
3
5
6
B
common
Austin Nichols common
No par
Conv prior prof ($1.20)—', -No par
26
Nov
95
48% May 27
'23
Jan,
37'% Feb
10% Apr
45% Oct
18
22% Apr
45% Apr
10
Apr
30% Feb
Nov
105% July
Dec
85
8
20
series
Corp
.10
100
common
_
15% Mar 37
15
6
4
Sep
Jan
$3.75
Apr 24
45
2
34% Jan
95
„
5% preferred
Atlas Powder Co
34
83
84
Atlas
11
10% Nov 21
9
24
Jun
*87 %
83%
26
7
89
83%
8% Jan
11
89
60
16% Feb
13% Dec
11,000
90%
51%
12
25% Apr
10% Jan
44%
50
28
19
44
59 %
23
30
10 %
45%
52
6% Apr
28% Dec
10%
45
61%
16% Jan
29% Dec
10
45%
60
80% Jan
8
10 %
45%
51%
33%
Atlantic Refining
8
22% Aug
6
5% Jan 8 2
10
29%
10%
53.400
10%
46
90%
_
15
Apr
29%
10
46
10
46
*89
Jan
22 % Apr
28%
10%
46
preferred—-10
8% Aug
30
16% Jan
,—-.40
non-cumulative
5%
Atlantic City Electric Co com
6.50
4% preferred
100
Atlantic Coast Line RR.
No par
17% Aug
5
72% Sep 22
25% Dec 19
2
7% Jan
Common
4
28
90
2
67
,
15
53% Dec
78% Oct 29
6% Jan
31% Jan
45% Nov 13
25
14% J3n
10
Feb
92
2
Feb
34
18
•
'4;
-
'
%■'
■
63,400
34%
34
.Via
"k
m
••
78% Jun
10
27
Jan
2
33% Dec
10
Jan
2
9% Feb
28
18% Sep 29
16% Dec
3
9% Jan
2
63
Feb
56
Mar 26
64% Jan
27% Apr
16% Mar
22% Jan
3% Jan
20
98
Jan
Jan
25
3
-13% Jan 27
15% Oct
30
14% Jan
2
70
10
68% Jan
20% Apr,
2
Apr
62% Dec 12
78% Oct
17
62
19% Apr
30
80% Apr
10
$5
Co
—5
preferred—;
Forge
1
3334
lnc__
Co
-65
13
83
Mar 24
Apr 24
3 'a'(
preferred
—
4'a% -second pref
Burroughs Corp___;
8
43% Dec
17
7
28% Dec
2
24% Jan
5
.35% Feb
5
40% Nov
6
35% May
1
.40
2
Butler
8% Oct
39% Dec
14
5
8
—
Bush Terminal Co
10
15
6
9
108% Dec
19
36% Feb
6
38
Jan
Jan
*78
_aoo
;
33%
;
y-
■
17%
.;
'
80-
f"
■
•
••
- r
91
33%',' *
D
45% Mar 18
9
54
16
109
Jan
5
133
9
49
Jan
5
59
7% Dec 16
20 % Nov 21
18
Jan
Mar
MarJO
Jan
21
Mar 11
Byers Co
1V
100
-5
1
Bros
Butte Copper
100
*66
*83
Zinc
(A M)
34
_
36'!%
43
.
"V" 29Va"30i
:
638
43 *:
% 3534
9% Jan
55
Oct
57%
7%
57%.,*
7% ~
:___5
23
23%-'
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd—
1
Campbell Soup Co
—1.80
Canada Dry Corp common
l-.66%
10%
10%" '
52
52%7
6% Jan
6
*
i
30
,
6
9% Mar 17
5% Jan
12% Dec
31
10
Mar 30
.'.
2438 Apr 30
12% Jan 21
50% Nov
12
49
Jan
■
14% Jan
50
20% Nov 24
19% Jan
2
81
DO
84
Jan
5
45
May
5
2
Oct
27
50% Jan
7
47
26% Jan
Feb
37% Nov
19
37
Jan
31% Sep
19
29
Jan
2
66
30
62% Feb
3
For
6
footnotes
see
Dec
page
24.
15
'
16
69
Feb
11
Apr
22
42
A in-
15
Canadian
3
Canadian
•32% Mar
,
Corp
Callahan Mining Corp
Calumet & Hecla Inc
51
9
2
% Jan
California Packing
21 '.a Jan
7
13
10
21% Jan
47% Jan
114,100
"170
4,7 % Mar 23
$4.25
Canada
Cannon
conv
preferred
Southern Ry Coa
Breweries Ltd
Pacific
Mills
Co
Ry
.•
1
No par
—100
No par
20%
*85 -
49%
40%
25
29%
No par
*64%
757%
v-7%
22%
.
>10%
52
>
58
-
39%
28%
35%
40;' 4
41%
28'k
35%
.
,
6
43%
a' "•
6%
43
"42 "
%'
86% J
49%
40% "30%
66,V
*
;
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57%
57"',;
1.500
27,900
18.(W0
7%
7%
7%
7%
23%
23%
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Volume
189
Number
5843
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2043),; 15
new york stock exchange stock record
Range for Trevioua
Year 19.»8
Lowest
10% Jan
l.onesi
2
Jan
19% Dec
8
7
30% Apr
24
41% Dec
17
12
18% Jan
46% Dec
94% Apr
25% Jan
9
39% Jan
13
32% Jan
2
46% Nov 20
3
47
July 1
31% Nov 20
July 3
38% Dec 2D
76'/a Dec
2
19% Jan
13
14% Apr
2
3
7
Jan
Jan
7
83% Jan
4
12
Jan
2
30% Dec
16
99
J«n
55% Jan
2
118% Nov
5
2
81% Dec
28
17
38% Dec
17% Jan
7
19% Jun
17% Jan
2
15
22% Dec
27
14'
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16
Jan
5
78% Jun
7
33;!4 Apr
Jan
2
20
13
Jan
41
Jan 30
72% Mar 19
78
5
22
Jan
Jan
12
93
40
23% Feb 26
553/4 Feb
6
29% Sep
20% Apr
8% Jan
68% Apr
28% Jan
12
15% Mar 11
3
20
14% Dec 22
24% Mar
8% Jail
23% Jan
2
1% Jan
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2
54
..
.
Nov
3
6% Nov 28
Apr 21
34
Jan
2
Jan
2
43
Aug 14
100% May 21
39% Nov 12
33% Nov 28
17% Jan
7
31% Jan
2
4% Jan
3
24% Aug 14
55% Nov 14
7
Feb
89
2
50% Mar
16
16% Apr
433/4 Jan
28
30
83% Apr
o%' Jan
29
4% Apr
61
27
Apr
9
41
Jan
15
93% Apr 30
35% Jan
2
50% Feb
99
Mar
36 % Apr
28
42% Jan
23% Apr
36% Jan
8
Oct 22
34% Feb
18
66% Jan
108';Jan
Sep 24
33% Sep
3
13 y4 Apr
25
Jan
34
May
46% Jan
53
Jan
18% Apr
Jan
24% Mar 24
32% Jan
40% Nov 19
36% Mar 26
41% Jan
27
Feb
0
30% Jan
19% Apr
14% Jan
7
31% NOV 28
2
Jan
22
4
10
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30
15% Oct
10
13
Apr
25
59% Oct
7
28% Jan " 8
35% Dec
30
33
95% July 8
106 % Apr 22
44% Oct 13
86
100
2
Feb
5
103% Jan
19
15
43
Jan
9
1
18% Jan
2
9
69% May
1
Apr 129
165
Feb
11
76
Man
30
80
Feb
5
47% Feb
9
55% Jan
2
2
53
6
134
97
98% Jan
-
2
Dec 30
Dec
12
May 27
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Jan
2
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77
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16% May
57 % Jans
157
97
63
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6
Apr
24% Jun
22
35
46
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132% Jan88
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119% Feb
2
28
5
28:
9
87% FeblO
39% Apr
13% Mar 18
23% Dec
101 "• Mar 20
65% Feb
;
03
Feb
136% Jan
25
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80
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1,100
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21
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21%
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81
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12,900
15,600
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31Tb
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31 :
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36
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18Tb
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31
32
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26 T a
26
26%
16,100
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69
70
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28Tb
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37
1
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29
28%
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100
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52Tb
53%
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54 !b
55 Tb
54 %
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69
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38 Tb
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165
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60
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70
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36
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=
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27
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96
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83
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65
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165
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124
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80
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117
1
50
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6
5%%
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9
121
41%
39%
40 Tb
79
24%
24%
24 Tb
15,100
32,700
80
290
24%
1,600
25 Tb
26%
25Tb
26%.
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1
*48%
49%
*48%
49%
65
Southern
&
62%
*61%
49 T
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Oct
29
57
Jan
5
63% Feb 20
100
61%
61%
61%
61%
*61%
*61 %
62%.
62%
150
38% Dec
31
35
Jan
14
Columbia
Broadcasting
S,ystem_2.50
45%
45 711
45 T11
46' 'a
461
a
46 %
4.6%
46%
46
46%
2
23% Dec 22
22
Jan
2
47% Apr 15
24% Mar 13
Columbia
Gas
Inc
22%
22%i
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 Tb
22%
22%
21,000
45,700
2
20% Dec
Pictures
20%
22%
22%
20%
20
20%
20
20%
20
20
72%
X72
30
19% Mar 17
16
68% Feb
44% Jan
37% Nov 17
35% Apr
2
33
Dec
10
30% Feb
3
65
Oct 24
54% Jan
14,
4%
noncumulative
1st pfd^_
System
24% Mar 23
Columbia
5
74
Mar 23
12
51
% Mar 23
$4 25
preferred
Columbian Carbon
'6
38 % Jan
9
37% Apr
61 % Feb
10
5
common
19 Tb
8,700
■
May 23
31% Jan
30% Jan
17
23% Jan
46% Jan
10% Jan
2
41% Jan
2
73% Nov 28
2
96
Sep 12
105% Aug 20
4
Jan
49% Dec
15% Nov 20
57% Dec 30
106
May 5
112
9% Jan
2
6% Feb
10
14% Jan
Nov
17
43
Dec
31
108% Jun
4
27% Feb 24
11% Jan
Jan
Engineering Inc
35%
37%
Commercial
Credit
59
59%
6,
20
101',2 Apr
112% Feb
9
19
19% May
10
1
Apr
22
Commercial
5.25%
preferred
preferred
16% Feb
12
Cone
14% Apr
30
15
Congoleuin-Nairn Inc
Consolidated Cigar Corp
68% Jan
21
Consol Edison
106% Feb
25
29
47% Dec 15
44% Dec 17
33% Feb
2
33% Feb
3
2
26% Dee
23 % Jan
27
13% Jan
3
20% Dec 29
9
19% Mar 25
$5
6
Consolidated
Gas
8
27% Oct 29
22
2
50% Dec 31
39 V2 Jan 15
50
Apr 30
22'% Apr
6
33
Jan
6
Consol
41
32
39
Jan
2
Consolidation
61% Feb
25
30
May 15
48% Jan
14
92
Dec
30
93
Sep
18
85
Oct
Aug 21
57% Oct
2
13
104
Apr 21
103% Apt 25
99
Feb 28
Feb
53% May
93
2
25
1
Apr 20
93 V2 Jar
99% Mar 10
Consumers Power Co com
$4.50
preferred
preferred
Feb
26
$4.52
Jan
22
$4.16 preferred
Container
17
Jan
86
Sep 10
7
27% Jan
Jan
6
40% Jan
30% Nov
6
96
Apr 10
49% Dec 31
e
99
2
106
81% Oct 30
May
2
18%-May
For
8
footnotes
$3.75
99
99
500
110%
110%
150
17%
18 %
18%
19Tb
17,700
9r'b
9 71!
9%
9%
9%
9Tb
9%
9%
8,200
15Tb
15%
9%
15%
15 !V
15%
15%
9 Tb
15%
15%
15%
13-%
14
13%
14
13%
14%
14%
14%
14%
54%
54%
54%
54%
54 %
54%
54%
54%
54%
63
104%
64 %
104%
03%
104
64
104%
64%
64
103%
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104%
104 %
42%
40%
64%
64%
104%
104Ta
15%
9,500
14%
54%
28,900
64%
12,200
1,700
105
2,100
/
42
40%
40%
41%
41%
38,500
43 ai
46%
45
46%
44%
45Tb
44
45%
44%
45%
27%
26%
27
26%
26%
26%
26 Tb
26%
26%
20
20 %
19%
20
19%
19%
*19%
20
19%
35,100
6,500
1,900
25%
26%
24%
10,800
50%
51%
50
25%
50%
19%
25%
50%
51
15,300
23
23
23
23
23
38%
41%
39%
25%
25 %
50%
51
22 !2
23%
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23
33%
34'4
33%
34
33Tb
33%
33
33%
33
33%
8,600
No par
54%
55%
54%
55%
54
54%
53%
54
53%
54Tb
18.200
94
95%
94
95%
94%
95
94
95
710
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95%
95%
96
96
95%
95%
*96
96%
100
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87
*85%
87
85%
85 %
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85 T 4
10
28
x27%
28%
27%
27%
13,800
*91%
921%
No par
preferred
Conner
fx
Industries common
23
21% Jan
23'/a Apr 20
5%
24.
112
17%
112
26%
5
convertible
99
112
17%
28
107%
13
99
112
18
$5.50 preferred
No par
Continental Can Inc common
10
Apr
99
99
*110!2
17%
107% Apr 27
58% Jan
6
92
99
112
17%
48Tb
16
99
*110%
17%
*91%
9
99%
7,600
23%
preferred
16% Mar 12
page
99%.
4,100
24,200
5
Common
11% Jan
Oct
11110%
25%
26%
50%
50%
87
*22
'
*85%
94%
America—
13% Oct
see
61
100
Apr
82% Jan
Kk900
16%
60%
Continental Baking Ca common—5
45
38,000
17
61%
2
10
61%
16%
3
60% Nov
37%
60%
61
16
6
36%
60%
17%
52%'Mar
Jan
36%
59%
37%
59%
61%
91% Feb
103
37%
58%
16Tb
29% Jnn
25
36%
59 %
61!b
19
4%
37%
58%
16%'
23
89
36%
617„
Jan
25% Apr 13
Continental
8% Apr 29
of
m
16%
46% Feb
Feb
95
Corp
37
10
pfd
Coal Co
92
36%
No par
No par
No par
G%
Cuba
99
36Tb
100
Consolidated Natural Gas—
2
36%
1
Consolidated Laundries Corp
24
85% Apr 30
36%
37
1
28
57% Feb
of
36%
36%
01%
50c
Corp
Utilities
26% Apr
RR
11,000
1
Foods
13
51
1.33%
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
Consol Electronics Industries
Consolidated
15% Jan
f
50T'u
61 Tii
—No par
2
23% Jan
20
51
16'.1
Y com—No par
of N
preferred
40% Jan
72
50%
61%
1
28
21% Jan
*70%
51
15Tb
10
_No par
Corp
42% Apr 29
46% Apr 28
Mar
72
50%
25
Comptometer Corp
1
Conrle Nasi. Publishing Co—No par
Mills
*71%
49
17
1
com
'
72%
51%
X72%
—100
100
Solvents
55% Apr
19% Jan
Jan
30
.Commonwealth Edison Co
4.64%
1
Co
2
62% Mar 31
103:,4 Apr
Apr
Co.
14
14 % Jan
18
Combustion
29
65
Sep 15
27
24
98% Jan
16% Sep 29
15% Jun 18
44% Jan
36%
18% Mar 11
48
7% Jan
29% Jan
36%
64
2
73
26
5
8% Jan
'
49
2
107j/4 Jan
*72
48%
14 % Jan
Jun 20
No par
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elee
5
55% Jan
9% Nov 21
9% Nov 26
2
4% Jan
101
i
H
.
— —
80
*79%
130
13,900
"
24
63
i
■
105
46%
17 Tb
i
i
7,400
■
22
*102%
105
650
-
100Tb
69
preferred
man
33 Tb
/
"
17%
No par
Colorado Fuel Sr.
41
86
68%
——————
Collins. A? A Ik
34%
100%
17Tb
Interna t'l Corp
23% Feb
86
100
(>«%
No par
28% Mar 11
33%
85*101
*102%
40%
-100
7
34Tb
85
17%
Co
issued
34
*100
65%
preferred series 13
When
$3.50
%.■.
5
preferred
Colgnl.e-Palmoiive
27
27
98,800
"
101
ifi
Special guaranteed 4',;. stock—. 50
Clevlie Corporation
1
ChieH Peabndy {<:, Co com
No par
Feb
67%
;
$4.50 preferred
1'itt.s IIII 7%
43% Apr
08%
Ry Co com
Louis
8
;
46%
16%
iioncuiiuilative preferred
Coca-Cola
07
h*"'.
preferred
Jan
2
18,700
43
34%
24
50% Mar 11
%!
90
40%
23%
2i.
361/4
:/
94%
40Tb
'
33 Tb
Apr
8
37
*92%
41%
85%
140
20
36%
23%
21%
.
95
40
10(1
;
preferred
47 % Jan
15
24%
42%
93%
8.50
2nd
23% Jan
37%
20%
31%
Gas & Electric—
4%
Apr"27
37%
_i
23Tb
42%
41%
'
07%
7%
82
24%
41%
65%
16
129
24
1.2.1
25
27
15
25% Dec 30
12% Jan
47%
800
20
77
*15%
Apr
48'/a Nov
Jan
47%
*19%
21
*31
96
20
Jan
47%
*73
21%
1
Cleveland ft
38% Apr 28
24
16
16%
16
5",'o
3
Jun
37% Dec
16%
j
Cleveland Electric Ilium
20
Feb
38
43%' Jan
46
16Tb
36%
33%
C C C 8s St
27
21% Jan
18
16%
*30
Coca-Cola
48
16%
—I
City Investing Co common
"5%% • preferred
City Products Corp—:
City Stores Co
Clark: Equipment Co
2
30
15
16%
43%
C I T Financial Corp—.«,»—No par
Service Co
10
19
49% Mar
Dec
Jan
17%
Cities
27% Mar 20
103% Jan
Dec
Jan
16%
*15%
56% May
1
04% Jan 26
55
Jan
16%
43%
12
'Cincinnati'Milling Machine
1
76
86
.9,100
16%
43%
63'2
.
Cotton
46% May
155
127
43%
21%
36%
12
17
19
43
21%
No par
Mo par
._5
38% Jan
July 18
25% Dec
3,700
20
28Tii
4%%
62
2
160
84
21%
37%
12
2
:
38,200
82%
*19%
26%
102% Jan
-2
15% Jan
84
*21%
u
29
15% Jan
32
43 %
21%
Chrysler Corp
.
35% Jan
10
83%
19^4
too
Apr
21
Feb
84 %
12
Corp
Common
4% preferred
10% Jan
37
*84%
21%
69%
16
1
106% May 20
64 % Aug
4
84%
19%
26%
09%!
21
14
•:
340
132 %
124%
21%
41%
Jan
46% Jan
8
32%
*123%
43%
25%
914 Feb
57% Apr
10
31%
124%
*21
Corp
2,500
10,200
95
30%
123%
21%
GO
37
59% Oct 27
22
95
31%
20
Del-Go
17
63% Aug 11
17% Sep
2
102
Feb 14
Sep
96
170
7
96%
21%
Mo par
Apr 20
13
' Oct
*95
7
95
20
40
Apr
27
59
97
116%
7%
95%
123%
x62%
Tin:
convertible
28
Jan
34% Sep
%
117
30%
j
9.G0
Corp
68 % Apr
44% Feb
95
96
7%
95
43%
.5
Aircraft
Motors
Cincinnati
Nov 28
*116%
7%
95%
19%
No par
Chlckasha
'
25
117
*7%
95
400
23%
116%
21%
5% preferred series A
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Chicago Rock Is!
Pac RR
Chicago Yellow Cab
16% Feb 24
50 % Feb
Dec
9
44
Sep
22%
44 T 4
5% series a noncum pl'd
joo
Chic & North Western com—No par
17
10
37% Apr
37% Jan
30% Jan
32 ' Apr
37% Feb
22%
No par
Class A
5
67
22%
10,500
51,700
56%
122 %
Corp/.«_»/_5
Chicago & East 111 RR
22
31% NOV 28
130
22
200
45
29
21%
__io
Vought
3%%
22
2
9
56
*28%
13%
of Vji
5
Chesapeake & Ohio ity common—25
1
27
Dec
56
1
%
84
6,600
45
54%
31%:
122%
84%
43%
45
116%
122%
44
H)
Co
Gotham
95
31
43%
43%
5
Chemway Corp
Chesapeake Corp
16
18% Jan
20% Oct 13
95
31%
123
4,400
55
45%
Products
Aircraft;
Checker
30
18% Feb
2
31%
*121%
3,000
84
29
.
26
25
45% Dec
95
par
36%
83%
43%
i
150
36%
84
45
-
29 x
9,500
9,400
37%
*28%
7%
96
*
43%
45
*99
21%
118
7%
95
20
Feb
17
-
45 %
71
14
:
;
*94%
63
Feb
95
,
26%
Clllc Milvv St Paul 8s Pac
35% Jan
*117
7%
95
95%
9
102
.
94 %
45%
44%» Mar 30
44
.
26%
30% Jan
2
113
7
•/
45
40% Feb
Jan
22%
no
2,4% Jan
12
21%
Service
4
Sep
22%
joo
Public
17
27
22
113
joo
Oct
99
53
com. _No par
43
'
58%
ii
25% Dec
7
56
43%
44%.
*28%
29
36%
.83%
100
1
2
Oct
59%
\
2
83
58%
S,
*99
14,000
44%
100
20
10
38
44%
Co„%
11% Jan
7
44%
44%'
,
45% Jan
19
84
iao
Chic Great Western Ry com
5% preferred
NOV
37%:
82
43%
Bell; Co
Chance
Apr
2
74% Mar 11
118% Feb 26
49% NOV 14
-
37%
85%
_j()0
series
Illinois
Chemotron
5
17% Mar 23
17% Mar 19
32
37%.
83%
*28%
>
Common
38
26% Jan
•
36%
35
$4.50 preferred
No par
Champion Spark Plug Co
]'%
Champlln Oil & Refining Co
_i
13
69% Nov 21
12% Jan" 2
37%
84
—_7
—
Foundry Co
Georgia Ry
% preferred
Chain
9
5
9
15
63 % Oct 20
37%
28%
preferred
Chadbouin
4
17
16
31% Jan
39 %
12.50
of
Cessna
.
24
213/4 Feb
109 % Nov 20
10
99%
44%
Corp of Ainer com—No
Certain-Teed
41% Apr 30
25% Apr 17
7
9% Mar 14
*
100
41%
Champion Paper &, Fibre Co-
15% Feb
38
*99%
1
Century Industries Co
Cerro de Pasco Corp
5
29% Apr
11% Jan
19
98%
45 %
Central Vioiettsi Sugar Co
27
1
99%
common—10
Central'RR Co «f N J
'Central & South ■ West
16
28
Apr
41%
28%
—
common
preferred
2nd
Central
15
40% Apr
13% Jan
17
Apr
6
41%
44%
4'/2preferred
•
22
21% Oct 29
25
Jan'
47% Apr
45% Apr
39y2 Sep
14'/a Dec
31% Nov 25
23
99 % Feb 27
Feb
52
91
5
29% Mar 13
3
12% Sep 23
48% Nov 12
41%
*36%
60% Dec 17
3
42 >
Illinois Lgl, common ..No par
28
16
7
41%
20%
42% Dec 31
7
19
7%
Central
22
2
41% Jan
41%
Elcc—No pur
9
19
41%
too
Inc
Celolex, Corp common
.5% preferred
Central Aguirre Sugar
-■
4
77
18% Feb
32% Jan
.
45
Hudson Gas
17
16
33% Dec 30
Aug 28
19%
43%
Central
71% Feb
19% Dec
7
104% Jun
19%
44%
41%
Central
8
7
Apr
17% Mar 21
20
42%
Apr 28
Apr 20
38% Mar 23
Aug
Jan
Sep 17
31% Jan 10
19%
44%
Central
15
93
20%
43%
28
28
•
3
Mar 23
48% Apr
19%
44%
84%
44% Mar 20
2
16
Apr
19%
43%
10
Vi Jan
23 ',4 Mar
.18%
44%
44 %
2nd preferred _i_
4.20%
>
Shares
20
1
preferred
CelaiKi.se
Feb 24
85% Apr
Co
the Week
Friday
May 1
Apr. 39
44
50
.Corp
Caterpillar Tractor
a
125
1)
6%%
4
18
Oct 3d
•
7%
12
21% Apr
De6 31
-
Case (.1
22
98 % Jan
38
52
Jan
v
i
9
3
44
96%' Mar
■
Products
Sales fa*
'Thursday
19%
_io
4%% /preCorrect
2 t
9
r
,
27
Carter
7% Apr
t
117
Carriers & General
16
119% Mar 16
22
93% Feb
16,
26% Feb
6
10
101
27
Jan
50% Apr
110% Jan
5
6
Jan 12
Apr 28
Aug 28
46% Jan
31%'
Z
.Feb.
,
Mfg C<u
19
PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 29
5
Carolina ClinehTield &. Ohio Ry_100
Carolina Power & Light
No par
Carpenter Stepl Co____
5
Carrier Corp common—
io
Mar 11
94
28% Apr 23
38% Jan-. 8
20
5.
(Philip)
Apr. 28
1
__
48% Jan
42% Mar
43
Carrey
Tuesday
Apr. 27
Par
i"
Inc
Carborundum Co
19
41%; Jan
Aug
91
9% Jun
102% Jan
36% May
92% Nov
::
55y8,Apr.l4"
26% F6b
52%,Feb
16
72
'
19
23% Aug 14
119% Jun
6
'
!
11
43% Dec
3
101% Japa
5% Jan
24
Apr
Capital. Airlines
10
45% Apr
98% Feb
103
2
20% Jan
23% Apr
.
LOW AND HIGH SALE
Monday'
%■,*'v-..\X K&CIIANCiE
'
,
:;
Highest
37% Feb
33 %
13
38% Jan
STOCKS
NEW; YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
28%
27%
28%
92%
*91%
92%
28
"91%
92%
93%
470
48%
48%
48%
*91%
48%
48%
107%
106%
106%
*106%
107
105%
106%
48%
47%
46%
47 Tb
46%
47
46%
47%
106%
45Tb
46%
91
91
91
91
91
91
91
91
91
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13Tb
13%
13!'4
13%
14,400
23
22%
22Tb
*21%
13%
22%
*21%
22%
P21 %
22%
100
49
*90%
92%
48%
48%
2,800
49
100
106
57,700
,
320
Steel—
2
*22%
.
t
-.ACkA JA V
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
16
.
.
Monday, May 4, 1959
.
(2044)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
^
V'Y
Range for
Range
Year 11158
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Jan
30
57
12% Dec
15
6
Jan
2
38% Feb
12
28'A Jan
18% Jan
3
2
12
10% Feb
16% Jan
12
9
6
10
7
28
9
129
84% Feb
11
86
Feb
4
87
18% Jan
2
Aug
1
Apr
16
6
9% Nov
9
1% Jan
85
13
Jan
16
80
Jan 20
85
3
4
38
40
Mar 11
23
12
Jan
7
3
41% Dec
29
18
2
28% Feb
% Dec 10
31% Dec 30
25% Jan
Feb
18% Jan
20'% Nov 28
3
Aug 18
14% Mar
10
1
12
94'% Jan 28
11
58% Nov 20
92% Nov
7
101'A Jun 25
15% Feb
20
29
Oct
13
28% Jan
8
Dec
31
27% Jan
24
14% Apr
2
21% Jan
17
33% Sep
10
25% Mar 19
37% Jan
16
16
98'A Apr 21
32 % Feb 24
17'A Mar
15
3
13% Jan
2
7
69% Nov 17
68% Jan
2
14% Dec
12
12'% Mar 31
39
18
36% Jan
22
21Tb
13
12Tb
11,700
13
5,000
40 Vb
38 Vb
39%
82
82
82
39%
20%
27%
32
4 Tb
39%
39 VV
39%
82
56%
*96%
26%
15
26%
14
71%
*71%
13%
13%
26%
14%
74
13%
'26%.
14
*70
13%
26%
14V'b
74
13%
*40%
41
12"«
64
40%
40%
*40%
41
12.
12%
63% Oct
62
23'A Nov 14
20% Mar
5
Publishing common
$4 prior preferred
$1.60 prior preferred
Curtiss—'Wright common
16
3
8
9
Class
A
30% Mar
6
6
41'A Apr
3
37
Aug
6
63% NOV 10
Jan
40Vb Mar
59% Jan
5
88
Apr 27
Cutler-IIammer
41'A Apr
3
61 Vb Dec
60'A Feb
9
70
Apr 24
Dana
83'A Jan
35
6
91% Feb 16
16'A Feb 25
36 ;«
J.
37%
l%3%
*22%
37%
39
83
39%
88
39%
82%
64
*22%
1
10
—
Inc
12
1
No par
No par
—1
23%
12,4
12 /a
''63,2
22,a
37 .
64
23
38
40
86
:
39%
83V4
64 ■
22,2
37-,'«
39%
84
83%
14%
36 Vb
1,600
14%
21,400
57,300
750
30,600
610
72
200
12%
13
2,200
40%
40%
300
Vb
28,000
*71
12%
12
400
*63%
*22%
63%
23%
100
36 %
37'a
31,800
39 Vb
39%
1.200
83%
3r. \
40
84%
40
28
14%
40% 40%
12 . 12,3
63/2
37,4
13,500
97%
36:%
26%'" 26%
14
14,a
*70
74
12 v* 13 A
900
56%
27%
97%
43%
96%
28
15
33
56%
57
2,200
43!»
43%
8.200
26%
14Vb
43%
38%
19%
31
26%
14%
71%
13%
•
1,700
3b*,-t
30
19%
26%
200
26%
38%
19%
26%
31%
33%
19.400
84
19%
27%
*14%
38
3,400
40 %
*82
84
*31 Vb
4%
89%
4%
4%
5
40%
83
28VA
14%'
too
'"-"r—
•
22
13
27%
14%
——10
r
21%
13
28%
14%
pld
v.
21%
27%
14%
noncum
5.100
86
*
4 Tb
5
"
■
12%
13
4%
86%
21Tb
22
12Tb
28%
14%
53% July 24
18% Jun
6
35
21%
13
*84
96%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
39 Vb Apr
22%
5
86
*85
56%
96%
Curtis
31% Aug 27
86
4,200
27 %
*84'
■
100
18.900
123%
86%
55%
96'%'
18% Jan 21
Feb
*85
*85
27 Vb
125%
84%
56%
41% Jan 20
25% Feb
86
86
5
121%
27 %
123%
55'A
9G
27%
14%
2
66
86 Vb
126
43%
Apr 24
2
2
*84 Vb
43'A
12
7
86 Vb
34
16% Oct 30
Jan
27%
125 %
86%
27
27 Vb
27 Vb
:127 %
126%
*84 Vb
—
■■V-LW"
55%
55 %
55%
55'. b
43%
25
2.50
3
21% Apr
27% Jan
55
55%
43%
preferred—
conv
13
13
94
' 38%
19%' 20%
26% 26%
31% 31%
43% 43'A
56
56%
96% '96'A-
Jan
Dec
52
*89
44%
43 Vb
38%
20'A
27%
30%
„l
com
8% Apr
29
*49%
92
20, ICO
45
52
*88
27«/s
27'A
129
4%
2
Corp
Cuban-American Sugar
14% Jan 22
Dec
55 Vb
55 Vb
55%
43%
*49%
90
*49%
39
Cuba RR 6%
81% Mar 11
2
90
52
90
52
*88
40'A
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
4
2
Jan
6% Jan
7% Jan
56
44%
*49%
Cudahy Packing Co common
—5
4%% preferred
100
Cunco Press Inc..
—
5
6
18% Jan
%
43 V b
52
*82
preferred
—No par
Crown Zellcrbach Corp common
5
$4.20 preferred
—No par
6
43%' Apr
43
44%
44
91
12%
$2
20
00% Jan
54'% Feb
Jan
15,400
20%
26%
Petroleum
Crown Cork & Seal common.,
38% Mar 13
44
26
39
5%
9
28% Mar
7
5
13,200
25%
20'%
26%
32%
of Wheat Corp
Cream
29% Jan
42%
27%
71
21 %
..100
Crescent
23% Apr 15
,41% Jan
16
41%
25%
*85
1
preferred
41 %
25%
*85
...25
3%%
Mar 30
86
5
28% Jan
Jun
40% Dec
Nov
Coty Inc
Coty International Corp
39 Vb
Vb
27
1
Crane Co common
39%
24
54 Vb
..100
preferred
LI 00
3%% preferred series of 1947
1
Cosden Petroleum Corp
9
22
69 Vb
39%
26 Vb
126 Vb
3 % Vo
43% Feb 19
70'A
39 Vb
25%
43 Vb
5
Feb
2.300
70
69%
70%
38%
70 3 4
*87
1
Corning Glass Works common.
30,400
21,300
27
*49%
—10
Co
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp—
27
Apr 14
24
70%
:
39%
"71
%
70
.—50
Mar 26
5% Apr
12
3
Products
62 %
■
26
—.5
—
Apr
14% Apr
2
35% Jan
1
39% Dec
5
8% Jan
5
3% Not 11
13
Corn
16
Jan
58
61%
AL
39'A
14
Steel Corp
convertible preferred
G%
22% Apr 17
89% Feb
20% Aug
2
24% Jan
78
Feb
8
89
Mar 11
4% May
52
20% Jan
14
88
8
15% Jan
6
24% Dec
16
74% Feb 12
97
Jan
31
102 % Dec 30
13
12% Apr
8
Mar 17
82
82 % Dec
55% Nov
33 % Jan
48% Mar 17
50% Jan
62%
62%
33% Mar 17
29
7
61Tb
12%
64
.5
Copper Range Co——
5
Copperweld Steel Co common—
5% convertible preferred— .—50
Mar 23
63 V b
12%
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
50
13%
63 Vb
Continental
39% Jan
12%
9.300
58 3 4
13
12%
78% Mar 10
24 % Apr
58
12%
63%
43% Feb 24
30
57%
12%
57'A
12%
8
31
57%
Vb
57
63%
2
Shares
May 1
Apr. 30
Apr. 29
the Week
Friday
Wednesday
58%
57 Vb
Vb
58
57 Vb
Sales for
SALE PRICES
Thursday-
HIGH
AND
1
55% Jan
Jan
14
LOW
Apr. 28
.
5
—
61% Jan
Dec
85
Motors
Continental Oil of Delaware
26
36% Jan
52
Jan
'^
:
Tuesday
12
14
18
34% Oct 13
41
Oct
69% Jan
Continental
13% Apr 20
5
Insurance
22
Dec
50% Jan 20
83
Continental
5
Mar
66
37% Dec
19% May 20
52
t''\ '
Apr. 27
Par
EXCHANGE
66% Nov
64
'■
•%; ■;;?
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Since Jan, 1
Highest
Apr 29
Dec
63
44
/ •''
STOCKS
Previous
84%
4,200
D
18
92
14
Aug
6
14% Nov 18
Mar 10
9'A Jan
30
Mar
90
13Vb Feb
2
39% Nov 28
34
6
Feb
90
40
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
14%
15
16,200
44%
42%
43"
42 Vb
43%
44%
10,900
43%
43%
43
36
42',4
56% Dec 30
52 % May
1
61
Jan
54%
54%
53%
54 V4
3,700
54 Vb
52%
54%
53
& Light common—7
series A—100
Preferred 3.75% series H—,—lOo
14
13
87
Jan
UK
70
Jan
5
82
Apr
10
79
79%
79%
79 %
77Vt Sep
19
88
Jan
28
78
Jan
22
81
Feb
27
Oct
24
89
Jun
16
79% Jan
26 Vb Jan
2
83Vb Apr
9
Dayton
.
Power
Preferred
Preferred
3.75Vo
15% Jan
2
2
36Vb Mar 20
Dayton
13% Jan
2
107ii Nov 26
18
Jan
26
21'A Feb 19
Deeea
Records
27% Jan
2
54 % NOV
11
47Tb Jan
8
60% Apr 29
Deere
Co
27 Vb Mar 30
26 Vb Dec
19
7
30 % NOV
11
6% Apr
10
12% Deo
1
-16% Feb
IB
63'A Deo
19
July
31
1
Apr
57'A Feb
16'A Jan
34% Apr
2
25% Dee 31
24Tb Jan
2
58% Dec 31
57% Feb
19% May
1
64Vb Jan 26
19% May 1
37% Jan
2
42%
Dec" 31
42Yi Jan
2
47% Mar 13
Feb
5
63
Oct
23
61
Feb
11
9% Jan
2
17% Oct
13
15 % Jan
7
55
16
2
9
36Vb Feb
29 % Apr
1
43'A Feb
30% May
25'A Jan
2
48% Dec30
4
68
Apr 28
19Tb Feb
27
45 Vb Mar
Vllbiss
De
4
21% May
1
32% Jan
7
37Tb Feb 20
32% May 21
30Vb Feb
13
32 Vb Mar 24
113A Jan
7
19% Nov 21
17% Jan
7
19% Feb 27
Diana
32 Vb Feb
25
42 Vb Mar 13
Diners'
14
2
43%
Dec~29
42 Vb Jan
6
59 Vb Apr
Disney
35% Sep
2
Jan
9% Jan
26% Dec
12
3% Jan
14% Deo
4
15
19
17% Jan
50 Vb Feb
33
Apr
16% Jan
46% Oct
7
3
Mar 26
6% Jan
14% Nov
12
214
59%
32,900
29 Vb
29%
10,500
29'A
29 %
29%
10%
10%
11 Vb
10%
10%
10%
31,100
10%
10%
10%
10',4
63%
63 Tb
*63'A
32%
63%
63'A
63%
63'A
63%
32%
32 Vb
32%
32%
34
6,500
59 Vb
*58%
59
58 V
58%
6.200
58%
43%
44%
2
Dominick
Fund
500
43%
41.400
10
70
'
18%
18%
18Tb
18%
18%
18%
18%
33,300
43%
43%
41%
22%
*21%
43%
22%
1,200
44%
43%
42%
44%
44%
*21%
'
21%
21%
54%.
34%'"
54'A
54%
54%
53 Vb
54%
53%
54%
54'A
34'A
34%
33 Tb
34
33'A
33%
33
33 Tb
31
31
31 %
30%
31
30%
30%
1914
15%
19%
19%
19%
19
19%
38'A
39 V
*22
38%
54 Vb
34
*30%
19
22
100
3,100
5,700
1
31
31
000
19'A
2,200
38
33%
17,000
57%
56
57
13,000
*18%
a
39%
38%
39%
58%
56
57%
33%
34
33%
34
33%
34%
33%
34? 4
24%
24 T 4
24 Vb
24%
24 3 a
23%
25
25 %
24%
15%
16
*15%
16
15V4
15%
15
15%
16%
17Tb
17%
18
18
17%
17Tb
18
18
16'A
18%
9,900
■24,100
38
39
Vb
18%
19%
18%
19 Vb
18
Va
18%
10%
50%
51 %
50%
51%
51%
52 Tb
52%
52
52%
51
24
23Tb
23Tb
Vb
10,300
23 Vb
23%
23
23 Vb
23
23 Vb
89 Vb
89%
87%
89%
25,400
87 V
88%
88%
85%
87%
87
5
40%
40%
40%
15,300
fl
40 %
41'A
40%
41
40 Vb
40Tb
40 V
1
Corp
27%
28%
27%
28
27%
28%
28
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 Vb
13%
13 V
11%
11%
11%
(E 1) & Co—
246
Apr 27
Common
106
Jan
7
Preferred $4.50 series
86% Mar 31
Preferred $3.50 series
40
Apr 29
May 12
45
Feb
43'A Feb 26
4G% Mar 13
46
July 25
50 % July 15
47
48
42
Oct
28
51
May 21
46% Jan
24
53
Jan
31
43% Apr 27
2
44% Jan
24 Vb NOV
10
22% Feb
2
31 Vb Apr 21
27% Jan
45% Dec
19
43'% Jan
14
48% Apr
27
Eagle-Plcber Co
29% Jan
30
11
33% Jan
8
46Vb Apr
Eastern
30% Aug 14
82% Jun
4
28% Jan
2
34'A Jan
9
21
78-% Jan
5
85 Vb Jan
23
25% Apr 29
30 Vb Apr
8
42% Feb 27
46% Jan 27
13
13
Mar 24
246
102%
103 V4
81%
*81
11Tb
11%
11%
28
28%
2,400
13%
13%
13%
1,400
11%
11%
11%
11%
9,900
22,300
243
240 %
243
102%
102%
81%
102 Va
102%
81
81
000
24%
25
7,100
243%
102%
103
102%
103
80 Vb
81
81%
28
2
240Vb
240
*81
b
Vb
241
242
240
5
No par
No par
*81
*40%
41 Vb
*40 Vb
41'b
40
40 Vb
*40
24%
40%
*46
*46
46 Vb
*46
46%
45%
*45
45%
47%
*47
3.500
46 Vb
46%
46 Vb
*43
*46
47 3 4
24%
Duquesne Light Co common.——5
$3.75 preferred
50
$4.15 preferred
50
4% preferred
50
4.20% preferred
50
4.10% preferred
50
$2.10 preferred
50
DWG Cigar Corp
5
May~13
4
50c
9
12
1,97)0
22%
Duplan
13% Jan 20
4,500
34,400
18
.1
6
Vb
18
5,300
1
No par
1
Inc.—.
80% Apr 29
24 Vb Apr
1
14
19%
•43%
*66
70
*66
70
18
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
Dunhlll
International
Apr 24
50
14% Jan
45%
No par
Dover
47
V
44
*66
18%
15%
47%
44% Nov
1,100
44%
33%
Douglas Aircraft Co
Apr 29
Jan
4
18%
VB
18
24Tb
Dresser Industries
7
29%
19%
,45%
68
ft
102% Apr 20
Jar
.
%
No par
202 Vb Feb
3
68
68
Corp
21
48'A Mar
45
Corp-Seagrams Ltd——2
28 Vb
13
45%
-66
...—1
2.50
Dr.
31
~24
45 Vb
34%
Dec
43
33%
59
57 Vb
Dlvco-Wayne
26% Jan
32%
58%
59 Vb
Distillers
15
14% Jan
33 V.:
59%
57 Vb
Sep 26
41'A Sep 11
.39% Oct
33%
1
:~25
45% Jan 21
28
29%
59 Vb
.15
com
•64%
64 Vb
50c
91V* Apr 28
Sep 29
80% Oct
1
14,200
Vb
29 Vb
—
112'A Apr
10
101
19
59
29%
(The) Club Inc
(Wait) Productions
du Pont de Neni
172% Apr
19
59 Vb
89% Apr 29
11% Mar 18
14 Vb Nov 20
2
Jan
19
58%
9
Apr
22% Jan
18
18Tb
29%
Corp
Dow Chemical Co
7
39
9
23% Oct 27
19%
60%
6
74'A Jan
77% Deo 31
52% May 22
18%
59%
Corp
24
6
19
60%
—:
19% Apr 20
59% Jan 21
17
19% Jan
Sep
74% Jan
Jan
50
14.100
.
12
19% Jan
2
9
20
12
9
Mar 26
33%
33
33%
18%
Pepper Co
Dome Mines Ltd—
24
17% Jan
2
20% Nov 20
Jan
54% Apr
Stores
29% Jan 23
Mar 31
22
14'A Jan
16
19% Dec 31
11'A Jan
36 V 4 Jan
32% Mar 24
35 Vb Nov 11
25% Jan
Co
preferred
$1.50
'*80%
32%
120
—No par
50
Diamond-Gardner Corp
24
29% Mar 26
82
58%
issued ...1...——.—15
Alkali Co
10
When
Diamond
55% Mar 13
82
*80 Vb
19
—
1
13
Jan
80%
58 %
Inc
Lines
Air
80
*78%
18%
Light Co.—13.50
3
Dcnv & Rio Grande West RR.No par
When issued AA.-L————*
Detroit Edison
:
—20
Detroit Hillsdale & S W ItR Co—100
Detroit Steel Corp
1
Delta
32%
33%
32%
*79%
58%
Western.
&
32 Vb
32
82
*80%
80
32
52%
80
80
1
—
...
Delaware Power
15
10
21% May
46
36Tb Apr
Lack
Delaware
*76
53
*79%
79%
82
*80
82
*80
82
80
67%
*90
91
50c
Inc—
(Delaware)
Delaware & Hudson
5
Mar
12% Jan
9
68 Vb Mar 11
1
10
82
*80%
50c
Rubber Co
*78
67%
67'A
*90
91
*90
*80
100
series C
3.90%
68%
68
4
<1
*90
5
Dayslrom Inc
49% Mar 18
2
75% Nov
7.9
68
90
15
Mills Inc—
69'
68%
1
common
3%'#. preferred series A„__—100
Dan River
43% Jan
1,700
68
88%
91
14%
Coi p
45
*46'A
43%
*46 Vb
29
24%
25
45 »A
43%
47%
46 Vb
29
24%
45 Vb
45 Vb
47-%
47
47'A
44
45 Vb
*47
28
230
40%
500
,
110
44%
44%
260
46%
44
44
-40
46 Vb
•%,' 70
44
*43'A
47
46 Vb
46Tb
28
28 Vb
28%
29
28
*28
28Tb
*43%
*
47
24%
45%
*45
47%
25
24%
48
*46 Vb
47
700
E
22% Apr
73 Vb Jan
Feb
75
149% Dec
22
159
Mar
3
38 Vb Jan
2
59
Oct
2
22% Jan
2
37
Dec
31
76
Jan
9
22'% Jan
2
83'A May 22
37% Dec 11
86
Jan
14'A Apr
25
Jan
95
I
Mar 27
20% Feb
39
Oct
4
31
Apr
16
91
149
Feb
3
184
56'A Jan
36% Jan
6
72
6
45% Mar 13
83% Jan
15
34
Feb
90
Mar 30
4
18V'4Jan 16
36% Jan
7
7% Feb
9
% Apr 28
Mar 19
Apr
29
87% Apr
40Vb Apr
90
15
6
Mar 30
8% Deo 31
2
dO'A Nov 19
11% Dec 15
38% Jan 14
44
2
Apr
7
14
Mar 20
39'A Deo
9
32'/8 Apr 23
39
Jan
29
Jan
15
20
31%
82%
82
83
82
83
82%
82
82
27%
27
26%
27%
26%
29,500
26 Vb
25Tb
26%
28%
88 V
87
87Tb
39,200
88%
91%
87%
89
87'A
10
179'A
180 Vb
*180
181 Vb
181 Vb
182
180 Vb.
3 00
2
70',4
71%
71
71%
71 Vb
72
71%
Edison Bros Stores Inc common—3
41%
42
42
43
87%
87 3
87%
87%
38
39
37 Vb
38
38
92
*89
Eastman
6%
Eaton
Kodak Co
common
preferred
Manufacturing
Co
preferred
4%%
Ekco Products Co
common
100
preferred
4%%
Elgin
Storage
National
Battery
Watch Co
6
2
13
2
60% Feb
3
55Vb Jan
2
68
61 Vb Oct
May
1
16
60 Vb Feb
25
63
Apr
2
11
Nov
28
Apr
13% Jan
30
21
Nov
14
3
28
Nov
28
28'% Jan
2
47
Dec
4
11
Mar 26
19'A Jan
19% Mar
13% Jan
Endicott Johnson Corp
5%
Products
30 Vb Mar 12
Evans
2
24% Mar
5
Eversharp
46'A Mar
3
Ex-Cell-O
9
Fairbanks
Morse
Jan
22
8% Apr
3
37Vb Apr
10 Vb Jan
7%
7Vb
23%
23 Vb
43 Vb
7%
7%
7Tb
42
42 Vb
42'A
42 Vb
42
42'A
IIV'4
11
11'A
10%
11
10%
11
11
33%
33 Vb
33 Tb
7%
8
33
42
42%
11%
7,000
33 V a
44,400
61%
63 %
9,300
22Tb
49,800
24%
1,000
24%
24 Tb
24%
24%
36'
35%
35%
35%
35 Vb
35 Vb
35%
84
84
*83
84
83 %
83'A
84
84
39'A
39%
X38%
39
38
39 Vb
38
11%
13
12Tb
64%
65
66
66
67
63
*61
63
*61
50
11%
12%
V65
66
65
65
*61
63
*61
63
12%
12%
*61 1
5.200
10%
35 Vb
—100
8.000
40,400
42 V i
42
24%
No par
8
"32%
61T
34%
1,900
44 T 4
'7%
v
23 Vb
44%
24Tb
a
22
*24 Vb
33 Vb
1,600
36
60
85
*84
33%
38
Vb
33Tb
2,900
12%
12 Vb
12%
60,600
440
68
63
23-%
23 Vb
23%
20,000
22%
23Tb
22%
23'A
23
23%
23
13,800
20%
20 Vb
20Tb
20%
20%
19%
21
20%
20%
21
1
12,800
40Tb
41Tb
41
39%
41%
41%
40
41:%
40%
40%
3
33%
33%
'33%
34%
*33%
34%
*33%
34Tb
No par
9'A
9%
8%
9%
8%
9%
8Tb
Airplane Corp.l
32%
5
Co
Corp
33
7 Tb
Vb'
23
preferred series A
2
43
24%
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
15
39% Jan
23 Vb
44%
61
Erie RR common
6% Jan
44 Vb Jan
23 Vb
44%
10
common—29
100
8.50
4%
preferred
Equitable Gas Co
54% May 29
23%
44%
22
Empire District Electric Co
5
24
43%
23%
9
9
23 Vb
45 %
60%
25% Apr
Mar
24
44
59 Vb
8
Jan
92
*89
62
24
21 Vb
23% Jan
40
92
*89
92
*89
61V 4
10
9
4.600
38%
a
21%
24%
Electric Mfg Co
35 Vb Jan
40
39%
87Tb
37 T
21
G4
36% Oct
89%
38%
87%
59'A
2
2
*37%
89 Vb
38
21'A
17% Jan
26'A Jan
1,300
61%
Emerson
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
88
5.200
42 Vb
20%
35
29
8
17
*42
7 OVA
42%
60%
63% Apr
38
42%
290
181
x69%
42 Vb
33%
23% Apr
32'A Jan 29
83 % Apr 29
*89
42
*87%
340
71%
34%
7
May
9
4
180%
182
33%
8
90
10
87%
91
a
3
4
5
Natural Gas
El Paso
13% Jan
2
100
2.50
Elastic
48'A Jan
Mar 13
31 Vb
31 %
83
2
Jan
10
31%
8
79
31%
26
56% Dec
Deo
30%
16,700
31%
31%
82
16% Deo
38% Apr 30
41%
30%
31'A
2
July 21
41V b
18,500
41'A
41'A
40Tb
40%
41 %
100
&
Steel
4% Jan
30
43%
39%
Electric
19
6% Jan
Jan
48
42 %
45% Apr 24
9'A Jan
2
7% Dec
27
Stainless
48%
41 Vb
Corp—2.50
Asa com
prior preferred
4%%
Eastern
48%
1
Stop Nut Corp of Amcr—1
Electric Auto-Lite Co
5
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shares—.
25% Mar 16
26'A Jan
9% Jan
Gas & Fuel
Eastern
1.100
48%
47%
*47%
48 Vb
48
10
Inc
Airline
Inc—
F
32% Nov 24
7
Jan
22% Apr
79
Apr
15% Jan
24 % Jan
For
2
22
43% May 5
13'A May 14
30% Sep 11
13
29 Vb Jan
2
33
Mar
9
89
Sep
11
89 Vb Jan
14
96
2
Mar 12
19 Vb Dec
10
18% Jan
9
17
31'/« Mar 26
2
footnotes
33
see
Dec
page
24..
24% Feb
35
Jan
5
18
9
Sc
Faircliild Engine &;
Fairmont Foods Co
4%
Co
common
convertible preferred
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Family
Finance
Corp
—
9
*34
8%
32%
32
200
35
8 Tb
18.300
32 »A
2,300
1
32
32 %
32
32Tb
32%
32%
Vb
92%
93
93
92
93
93
93
94 Vb
93
*92%
100
23 %
23%
24%
24 Vb
24 Vb
24 Vb
23%
23%
24
23 Vb
32 Vb
31%
32
31%
32 %
32
31%
31%
1
1
32 %
*31%
120
10,200
-
7,100
:'Y
if.
Volume
Number 5843
189
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(2046)" 17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS■
Range for Previous
43
Range Since Jan. 1
l'ear 1958
-•
Lowest
llighest
Lowest ;
11% Jan
Oct
13
49% Feb
9
.64% Mar 13
Fansteel
5% Jan
6
•10% Apr 30
22 Va Apr 24
Fa wick
17 % Dec
2
16
2
16% Mar 10
27
64
Dec
17
67
3
55
-Dec
18
47% Feb
18
% Apr
29 % Jan
24%-Aug 21
50
Feb
32
Mar
EXCHANGE
6% Dec
55-
May 19
7
3% Apr
Feb 27
Metallurgical Corp
5
Corp
5%%
I
Federal
21% Jan
29% Mar
56% Jan 26
Federal
52
Nov
20
44% Apr
19 Va Jan
22
Jun
27
21% Jan
23% Feb 26
57
Dec
30
50% Feb
61% Apr 20
Federated Dcpt
10% May
16% Jan
23% Mar 13
19% Jan
25 % Jan
30% Nov
17
52% Dec
20*i Jan
Fiberboard
69% Mar 11
16% Apr
20
19'% Jan
12
2
44% Jan
16
10
125% Jan
104% Jun
5
101% Jan
6
103% Feb
19
Nov
12
65
Apr
20% Jan
30
80% Jan
2
First National Stores
14
25% Mar
2
Firstamerica
13% Apr 28
40% May
1
Flintkote Co
Dec
88
14
22% Nov 21
25
151
13
9% Jan
24
4
86
Jan
5
89
112% Dec 16
107
Jan
13
116
Jun
94
31
107% Dec
5
38% Apr
10% Sep 29
6% Mar 10
85',2 Dec
3
29
Feb
Firth
Mar 13
23
Oct
9
31% Mar
Jan
9
91% Dec 31
89
Feb
5
97
Jan
6
17
Apr
3
25% Nov 28
20
Apr
28
26
Jan
28
40*% Sep
10
37
Jan
30
43
Mar
Mar 17
91
Apr
7
93
Jan
33% July 18
Jan
87
96
30
26% Feb
3
12% Jan
2
35% Dec 31
27% Apr
2
17% Dec 31
13% Apr
13
13
9
Food
40
Feb
100
180% Dec 24
Jan
2
Nov
170
10
35*2 Apr
7
37% Jan
2
89
15
17% Jan
Feb
16
205
14
95
28
2
4Vo
45% Mar
3%%
3%%
1
52% Aug 11
50% Dec 31
32% Apr
50% Jan
65% Apr
28
Nov 19
20% Jan
21% Jan
13
July
22
5
Foote
Inc
&
convertible
14
15% Dec 22
14% Jan
19% Feb 20
67% Jan
15
Jan
0
8% Jan
2
28
25
Mar 20
69 % Jan
2
77
Feb
14% Dec
V
18% Jan
17
12% Jan
28
Frachauf Trailer Co
26
4%
28'A
28
28%
28
28%
28
28%
6,900
49
48%
4834
22%
*22 %
22%
22'A
59
60
58%
59
20%
21%
37%
20%
21
20%
21
*20%
50
50
22'A
60'A
1
37
•
300
59%
8,000
20%.
20%
20%
2,400
37'A
37%
37%
38%
37%
38V.
16,200
51%
52%
62%
51%
51%
62%
51%
52'A
7,900
62 %
63 *A
63%
17%
17
17'A
17'A
17%
17*/a
17%
9,500
393«
38%
39%
38%
38%
39%
11,600
143 %
143 %
3,800
37%
53 'A
52%
53'A
63
62
63
17
17%
17
39%
39%
39
145
22%
-62%
37%
52
62%
144
3,400
50%
*22'A
58%
144
144
142
39
143%
103
144
145
*
101%
101'A
65%
66%
65%
66%
66 Va
67%
65
65%
65%
21%
22'%
21%
22%
21%
22
21%
21%
13 %
21%
21%
5,700
67
5
103
*101 'A
*101%
103
12%
13%
13 *A
13%
13 Va
5
38 %
38%
38Va.
38%
38
*87%
89%
87'A
87%
87 */2
109%
108%
108'A
108
108% :
109
7,500
13
13 *A
42,000
22,700
39%
89%
108'A
39%
40%
19,900
*87 Va
89%
30
110%
1,680
•28%
13
13%
%
80
103
*102
107%
87 *A
new
38%
39
*87%v
•
109
2.50
28%
28 3 0
29%
28%
29%
29%
14,000
No pa.*
2.50
90'%
90 "a
90%
91%
91%
92
91
92%
90
90%
11,300
20%
20%
20
20%
20
20%
20
20*4
20'A
20%
38.%
38%
38
38%
37%
38 %
37%
38%
37%
38%
7,500
9,400
1
common
15
29%
*91
1
29%
29%
93
*91
93
*91
*91
93
*91
93
93
28%
28%
28'A
28%
28%
28%
10
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14'A
14%
14%
10
45%
46
44%
45%
44%
46
45
46
45
195
*180
195
186
95
*94
95
*94
10o
195
MOO
*180
1
195
*180
*94
28%
28%
*93%
95
94
94
1
34%
36%
32%
34'A
33%
35%
34%
64%
65'A
64%
65%
64%
65 V„
_2
28%
3,200
29%
14 Va
1,800
46 *%
186
22,200
180
95
34'A
64
35%
64 %
10
19,800
20%
20%
20'A
20%
20'A
20%
20 Va
20%
20'A
34%.
64%
20%
42%
43%
10%
42%
43
42
42%
42%
42%
42%
43
17,600
10%
10%
11
10%
11%
*10%
11
11
11
1,300
1
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 %
16%
16%
1,100
107%
35%
36%
102%
106
101%
103%
101%
103%
104%
5,900
35
36
33%
35'A
34%
34%
34'A
24 %
5,300
Franklin Stores Corp
Freeport Sulphur Co
When issued
24
28
10
10% Jan
Dec
28%
*101%
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Francisco Sugar Co
Dec" 18
7,200
27%
No par
44% Apr
7
12% Jan 21
70
59 %
49'A
Foremost Dairies Inc
33% Feb
9% Apr
20%
58a
___I_5
2
Jan
58%
*75
82
100
24
9% Jan
300
57
'76
59
_
14% Sep
54
76%
57
100
Co
39% Oct
33% Apr 29
75%
55%
6\25
com
preferred
Mineral
2
Mar 26
78%
55
5
Ford Motor Co
37% Apr 22
*74
54%
_5
Corp
preferred
2
112
80
54%
22%
preferred
Cliem
25
Jan
80
54
5
2nd pfd
A
Jan
97
16,700
80
2
8% Jari
7
20%
No par
25 Va Feb
107% Nov
20 Va
No par
convertible
Mar 11
20%
100
Stores
Much
Apr
91% Jan
95
20%
49%
Corp
conv
Fair
Food
20%
59
divid pfd ser of '51
Food Giant Markets Inc
49% Apr
18
46*% Dec
35% Oct 27
20%
22%
$4.20
35 % Jan
7% Jan
9
21
21%
49%
__
Florida Power Corp
Florida Power
Light Co
Fluor Corp Ltd
5
36,500
20%
20%
No par
preferred
$4.50
11.300
10%
"
Paper Prod
(The) Carpet Co
(The) common
$4
57%
9 Tb
58'A
4%% preferred
54
32% Dec
Corp
Firestone Tire & Rubber
2
58 Va
10%
55%
9%
49'A
Carpet Co
Flintkote Co common
Mar 11.
57%
9%
*22 Va
Firth
136
59%
9*A
5
Fidelity Phenix Fire Ins NY
24% Mar 14
49% July 29
82% Apr 16
100% Sep 26
15*A Apr
I
38% Apr
57% Mar 20
38% Mar
57'A
9%
10
45% Feb
Ferro
61 %
25
60% Apr
30
57%
9%
9:,j
2.50
Stores
27% Jan
16To Apr 25
38% Apr
7
55% Feb
common
preferred
16
10
Shares
May 1
Apr. <10
1
67% Dec 31
_
47% Feb
19
the Week
Friday
Thursday
5
Fenestra Inc
Paper Eoard Co
4.60%
Sales far
PRICES
Apr. 29
Apr. 28
50
conv pfd 1953 series
Mogul Bower Bearings
29% Jan
SALE
Wednesday
Tuesday
,
62 %
9
1
Federal Pacific Electric Co
9
61%
2
Apr 27
59% May
1
10
Monday
Apr. 27
Par
Fecklcrs Corp common-
80
HIGH
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
lo
106
64%
102
107,000
20,400
1
23%
24%
23%
23%
23'A
23%
23%
24 %
23%
24 %
57,900
100
*72%
73%
*72%
73%
*72%
73%
72%
72%
72%
72%
110
1
23%
25%
25%
25%
25 Va
25%
24%
25%
24%
25%
20,600
5
22%
23%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 7
49%
49%
22%
49%
22%
50
49
49
49
49
49
300
30
30
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29Tb
29%
30
6,800
5
53%
53%
52
53
51%
52
51%
52%
51%
52 %
5,500
__2
42%
42%
42 3 4
42 %
42%
42%
42%
41%
42%
4,000
6%
4,100
common
preferred
G
;
20% Jan
32
16% Jan
2
48
July. 9
45% Jan
12
51*% Mar 17
35
Dec
31
27 % Apr
6
19
2
Jan
4
45% Dec
2.
46
Jan
2
51% Dec
17 ;
Jan
27
17'% Nov 17
<■
40% Jan 22
27% Apr 13
24% Mar 17
38
Feb
3% Jan
94
37% Jan
17% Jan
5
19% Mar
5 % Apr
8
13
Gar
19
Corp
Wood
4%%
;
;
Industries
Inc
4
Feb
preferred
General Acceptance Corp
3
•
1
com
convertible
General
American
Indus
9
64% Jan
19
1
3
36% Feb
2
General
96% Jan
7
Jan
22
$4.50 preferred—
;
General Amcr Oil Co of Texas
14% Nov
9% Jan
2
Jan
2
8
Dec
8
19% Jan
2
141
9
12% Jan
7
Aug 25
7
9% Nov
39
51% Feb
125
32% Mar 30
; Jan
2
28
67% Mar 11
14 % Jan 22
7% Feb
9
138
v
152
Apr
22
93% Jun 27
80
Jan
13
84
Mar 17
3
69
Jan
2
96
Mar 31
28
Apr 29
7% Feb
29% Apr 23
9% Jan
5
28
2
33%
33 %
95%
*95%
5
33%
33%
33%
34%
33%
60*2
60%
59%
60'A
59%
60%
General
$8
Amcr
preferred
No par
4%
Gen
10
18
19
24
39% Mar 18
General
56 % May
66% Jan
5
Apr
8
29
74% Feb
84% Apr
21
19% Jan
2
34 Va Dec
31
79% Dec
2
22% Dec 18
30% Jan
39% Mar
74'% Feb
16 Va Feb
37
Jan 13
4% Jan
2
60'A Jan
2
No par
Mar
2
General Foods
1
General
Instrument
28
General
3
109
Nov
6
45
6
117% Jan
16
107 % Jan
2
83
Aug 29
92 % Jan
22
83% Jan
12
87
34
Jan
6
44
Dec
19
42% Jan
7
52
43 % Jan
2
87% NOV 20
74% Apr
10
Apr
87% Jan
43% Apr 24
105% Oct
5%
112% Mar
4
$5
3
27
Aug 25
41
Jan
20
31% Jan
28
27
May 26
31% Feb
24
29% Jan
2
36 % May
52% Feb
6
52% Jun
2
60% Mar 13
Oct
20
5% Jan
2
44% Jant
4
Jan
2
7
37% Jan
50% Dec 31
15
15% Jan.
Feb
14
25
Jan
2
55% Mar 24
16
25% Jan
2
29% Jan 22
General Steel
Nov
11
27
Jan
2
29% Feb
3
4
26% Jan
7
29% Feb
13
34% Dec 31
50% Dec 16
7
Feb
3
Feb
12
35
Jan
2
44'/a Jan
15
25% Apr
73% Mar
102
Apr
30
3
27
79% Apr 29
92% Mar 26
90% Aug
1
90
Feb
9
275
Dec
15
258
Jan
12
Jan
2
91
Sep
9
90% Jan
8
84% Jan
2
99
Dec
4
98
Jan
20 % Jan
2
27% Dec
29
27
Jan
36% Apr 28
26% Jan
13
52
Jan
72
83
Apr 29
79
52% Dec 30
52
44% Jan
10
33% Apr
64%
3
23% Jan
3
7
Dec~29
30% Oct
15
49% Oct
14
% May
21
15% Apr
16
24% Dec 22
28
Apr
2% Jan
157% Jan
47
9
2
Feb
16
12
5
3% May 15
175
July 10
54 % Apr
92*% Jan
27
23% Jan
2
29
44
Jan
7
3% Jan
12
172
Jan
9
76% Jan
14
7
2
39% Nov
2
1
Jan
2
49% July 31
3 Va Dec
3
3
35'% Jan
83
29
28 %
28%
28 3'1
28%
8%
*27%
28%
8%
8%
35%
36%
*27%
8%
35%
84%
28'A
57%
83
58%
83%
38%
38%
14% Apr 23
50% Jan 27
4% Jan 28
175
82%
38%
No par
79%
80%
78%
79
80%
78%
79%
78%
79V,
9,200
1
23%
25%
24%
25%
24%
25%
25'A
25%
25%
27%
88,800
102%
104
109
58
Apr
9
66
3
41
Dec
2
38 Va Jan
2
48
28
88
July
8
77% Jan
2
84 Va Mar
11
0% Jan
5% Jan
46
22
37
31
Dec
Apr
9% Dec
3
24
17
59
15
31
Oct
1
61
Sep 10
51% Nov 12
Apr 30
30% Jan
Dec
2
20% Jan
2
31% Dec
12
131% Jan
2
146% Jun
4
67
Apr
17
77
Nov
18
40 %
Apr 24
26% Jan
J 7s,a Jan
80% Jun
9
87
16
10% Jan
see
page
10
24.
% Apr
1
2
7'% Apr 29
10
JaD
16
77%
78%
8,600
41%
43%
41
76%
42%
41
41%
40%
42%
40%
41%
26,800
35
35
35%
35%
35
35
35%
35%
35%
36 %
58%
58
58%
57%
58
58%
59 V,
59
59
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5-%
32,200
'
,58
1,900
600
80
1,700
10c
5%
5
53%
54
52 %
53%
5%
51%
52
50%
51 *A
50'A
50%
7,700
6.67
10c
37%
38'A
37%
38
36
37%
36'A
36%
35%
36
7,400
17%
17%
17'A
17%
17 Va
17%,
17
17%
17%
17%
54
54%
52%
53%
52%
52%
52
52%
51%
51%
1,700
27%
27%.
27%
27%
27 Va
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
2,900
1
25
10
83%c
100
100
10o
28%
5-%
25%
70 %
97%
68%
»
70
70%
97
102
69%
69%
29
*28
*28
28 3 i
*28
28 3'4
140
25%
*25%
25%
1,300
101
77
73%
79'A
25%
70V,
70
70%
71
71%
98 Va
95
97
95%
97'A
64,400
25,100
75
78%
76%
77%
164,900
*90
95
*90
415
*415
480
*94
95
91
100
100'A
100
100
*90
95
400
95'A
95
385
60
25%
*94
*90
*370
29
*28
25%
69%
96%
70%
5,300
28%
♦28
25%
.
29
*28
28%
25'A
28%
*25
28%
28%
28%
28%
*28
5%
..
95
*90
95
*410
450
*415
500
%
98%
93%
92
98%
93%
92%
100%
30
99%
92%
280
500
35%
36%
35 Va
35%
98%
35'A
67 %
65%
67%
65%
66
65 Va
65%
1001A
35 %
35%
65
65%
54%
52%
53
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
68%
69
68
68
68
69
68
68
68
68'A
1,600
10,200
23%
24'A
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24%
23%
24V,
30,000
15,100
33%
66%
'".54
35%
35%
$4.50 preferred
No par
Gladding McBcan & Co
5
Glen Aldcn Corp ex distribution—l
*92%
*93%
95
*93%
25%
25'A
26
25%
25%
23,600
11,100
95
Glicldcn Co
10
—
Goebcl Brewing Co
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
(W R>
Granite City
Grant (W T)
3%%
r
Steel
Ore
Prop
Northern Paper Co
Western
Co
Sugar com
7%
(HLi
Co Inc
Greyhound
4 'A %
Corp common..,
preferred
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
Guantanamo Sugar
9,400
71,600
13%
13%
13'A
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
49 3 4
49%
49
49%
49%
49%
49
49'A
3,500
3%
4,100
3%
*170
3%
4
190
*170
89%
90%
141
140
4
190
90%
145
3%
3%
190
*170
3%
*170
3%
3Tb
*170
190
92%
94%>
91
89%
144
142%
145
141
37
36
36%
45
38
38%
37%
37%
36%
37%
45
45%
44%
45%
44%
45
44%
44%
44'A
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
7'A
7%
7%
5
53 %
53%
52%
60
5
44
*78
3
7%
53
61
44 Va
61%
44%
61%
45'A
*78
79
79
'
93%.
89%
4
3
190
141%
36%
1
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co„l
4,900
14%
100
Ry
25%
50
89%
Grayson-Robitison Stores
Northern
26%
95
*93%
13%
136%
12.50
Co common
Iron
95
49%
No par
1
Co
preferred
Northern
26 Va
26'A
5
Granby Mining Co Ltd
Union
*93 %
95
1
& Co
Graham-Paige Motors
Grand
1
100
26
10
(B F)
Green
Apr 28
V2 Jan 20
1,500
44
\ 5
30% Mar 30
50
78
51'A
47% Feb
88
2
49%
78
43%
15
22% Jan
84%
49
50%
80% Jan
85% Jan 28
84'A
49
44
common
preferred
Green Bay <St Western RR
23
84'A
49
77'A
108
108
108'A
51%
Great
30
84%
49
77
*84%
108
43%
30% Feb 18
11
84%
49%
75%
108%
51'A
27
Mar 26
84%
49*:,
78
.
44'A
59% Apr
73
84%
51%
75%
108
51%
Great
Apr 23
84%
50%
108%
44
Great
141
1,320
84%
108
51%
Gt
6
5,100
208,100
44%
:5
25% Mar 23
50
51%
16
135% Jan
109%
42%
30'A Apr
29
footnotes
6
107%
49%
x51%
54 % Jan
19% Dec
For
55% Jau
50
43 3 4
8
39% Dec
7% Dec
15% Mar 19
107
*109
109%
52 %
2
2
4
4
108
42%
27
2
Apr 17
16
Mar 17
49%
51%
Feb
14% Jan
26% Dec
Jan
109
1
49% Jan
46
22% Jan
17% Mar 20
7
4
-107%
700
5
Co
Grace
14
*
49 V.
82,900
52,000
39
1
4
Co
(The)
Glmbel Brothers
Gould-National Batteries Inc
10 % Mar 18
110
109%
49%
83%
'
15
80c
Goodrich Co
56% Apr
108%
50
58 %
108 Va
—10
Co
19
7
109
49%
*A
107
109%
50%
100
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Oct
75
com
17
18
110%
109%
49%
Florida—
25
25
40 Va Feb
7 Va Jan
105%
109%
1%
10
28
27% Jan
28% Jan
«.
30
Feb
*
83
*38%
5,000
10,400
8%
36
No par
17
4
J
56%
No par
94 % Apr
Apr
300
—No par
Feb
145
'
10
Z 600
38%
47'A Apr
46% Feb
8% Oct
52% Sep
8
*28%
38%
79%
.10
Rub
7,400
43%
*81
*82
83%
2
13
9
15
1
.•
82
84
:
38%
42% Apr
I
2 "2 Jan 27
22
62% Nov 20
4% Jan
33% Jan
96% Apr
27% Jan
Oil
42
41%
82
*82
83%
38%
When issued
Gillette
6
r40%
42%
83
1
Getty
15
Va
84
1
52% Apr
47 % Apr
8
41
83
84
38%
(series B)
Products
%
*82
*82
82%
preference
Gerbcr
42
84%
Georgia-Pacific Corp
44% Mar 18
36% Jan
117'% Jan
Jan
24
Mar 30
42%
84%
Gencsco Inc
28% Jan 23
29
Jan
19
5%%
43
2,000
82%
preference
71
30
41
Feb
26
$5
42%
140
5,900
-*■
_5
Electronics
&
37'A -37%
10%
37'A
58%
83%
4%% preferred
4%% conv preference
23% Feb 26
81% Dec
30
Jau
3
General Tire
37%
4,400
150
8%
Castings Corp
&;
37%
38 Va
-
57%
General Time Corp
63% Jan
124% Dec
53% May 19
69
Dec
Apr 28
99% Mar
104
13% Apr
89% Jan
39% Dec 10
94% May 21
21% Jan
415
Tele
10%
1
General Telephone Co of
$1.32 preferred
Genl
13'A
*148%
10'A
34 To
General Railway Signal
General Realty & Utilities
$1.30 preferred
$1.30 preferred
37%
•
8%
General Refractories
2
38%
13%
148%,
-
V
10%
38 %
13'A
143%
10%
13%
149
10'A
59%
Public Utilities Corp
21
60
129
General
Apr 30
46% Jan
2
J an
13%
149
35 %
;
General Public Service
17
28
2
22% Apr
55% Apr
6
39'A Feb 18
>
20
84
Equip t Corp
1
preferred
No par
No par
33
Jan
7,600
86
$3 convertible preferred
16
25% Apr 28
16% Jan
15
4,000
59%
13%
85
General Precision
27% Sep
3
25
5% Jan
33%
58%
8%
;
-
23% Sep
13
17% Jan
6
27
,
33%
60
*82
lOo
24% Sep
4
47% Dec 30
3
32% Jan
47% Feb
38% Dec
2
21% Apr
6
34
58%
vV
96
58%
General Outdoor Advertising
General Portland Cement Co,
conv
33%
>■
10%
6,300
33%
*95%
34%
Motors Corp common
$1.60
1
13%
150
100
'
33 1
33 %
96
8%
Preferred $3.75 scries
24
12
*42
43
33 V
*95%
60%
preferred
preferred
43
V f
33 3 i
34-%
-
General
Mar
3,500
8%
Corp
3
Mar
5%
43%
59%
Corn
5
Mar 25
5%
33%
Corp
50% Jan
114
Apr
7,000
5%
5
Mills common!
110% Apr
88% Jan
30
Jun
52
2
18Tb
2
Corp
1
27% May
89% Dec
Sep 19
33% Jan
18%
No par
Dynamics Corp
General Electric Co
General
117
105
18%
44
10%
i
200
18%
1
1
6
84
%V11
V
35%
100
Controls Co
Finance
13%
*148%
38%
General
79% Dec
A;
10
*43
43%
6 Va
*34
'
"
13%
150
10%
5
Inc
Finance
Contract
9% Nov
67% Nov
13%
150
2
1st preferred
General Cigar Co
When Issued
29% DCC
-
*42
4
'
6%
35%
6,900
a
V .V? 5%
34
Transportation—.1.25
General Baking Co common
5
;
*
96
Apr 29
48
5%
95 %
Apr 10
57
5%
5%'
V2
33%
14
Jan
5%
18
96
55
7% Nov
VA
18V.
34%
38% Mar 26
7
6
18-%
6%
*34
35%
18 V.
43 3
General Cable Corp com
3
5%
1H%
*
6%
*34
33%
*95%
15
14
.18%
6%
6%
35%
*42%
10
Jan
6%
*34
I
44 % Jan
Jan
6%
50
42 % Apr
75
43
1*.
v
*48%
<•
100
Investors com
34% Mar 12
48
7~
preferred
American
General Bancsliarcs Corp
General Bronze Corp
10% Mar 25
38% NOV
5
43% Dec 11
74% Dec
convertible
*49
36
1
coM_
Apr
6%
35
1
32% Apr
95% Feb
Apr
6%
50
42
11
18
40% Sep
9
102
24% Feb 25
30 % Apr
No par
36% Dec
2
15
Oot
8
Garrett
9
Mar
7
Co
67% Nov 26
7
26% Jan
8
5% Jan
31% Jan
6
52% Apr
Gardner-Denver Co
47% Mar 18
9
common
preferred
Gamcwell
7% NOV 20
2
convertible
17
17% Nov 12
14% Jan
5%
27
Apr
Oct 22
34
Gamble-Skoguio Inc
54
7% Oct 22
2
13'
Co
39% .Jan
'
3% Jan
24% Jan
Gabriel
2%
2%
8%
143
2%
3%
7%
7Tb
52%
52%
51%
52%
51 Tb
52
60%
61 Va
61
61 %
60%
61%
44%
45'A
45
45%
45'A
78
78
•77%
14%
X41%
2,500
35,100
I,600
78
14%
8,100
15,700
46
79
18,200
7%
7%
*78
14%
15'A
14%
14%
14%
14 V,
41
42%
41%
42 %
41%
42
;
4,500
12,600
5,300
30
14%
14%
9,800
41%
41'A
41%
29Tb
30
34,900
3,000
No par
30%
30%
30
30%
30
30 %
29%
30
25
51'A
52%
51 %
53
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
59%
58 7A
59%
58'A
59%
58%
59 3
a
58%
59%
No pax
No par
100
100
59'A
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27'A
140
*74
27%
141
77 f,V
27%
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*73
27%
141
75
27%
141
*139Va
75
75
1
31%
32%
31%
32
3
100
1
1
22%
22 3 a
23
22%
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27%
*7%
88
28%
7%
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27%
*7'A
*75
77
32
31%
22'A
139'A 140
/
31%
3!%
23
22%
23
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51%
140
5,100
8,500
5,300
•
130
77
10
31%
32
22,800
22%
22%
47,700
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88
100
88
87
87
27%
26%
27%"
26%
27'A
26%
27%
II,500
7%
7'A
7%
7%
800
7%
7%
88
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18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2046)
.
.
Monday, May 4
.
,
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Banee for Previous
Year 11)58
14
9
5
May
Mar
52
Feb 25
101
397% Jan
Sep
Oct
19
30
99% Sep
10
25
22
127% Jan 22
55
Gulf
Oil Corp
25
;
TIC ICES
Sales for
Thursday
Apr. 2!)
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
76%
"75%
76%
75%
75%
115;
117
116
116%
116
114
Shares
May 1
29%
78
the Week
Friday
Apr. 30
,
**75%
29%
'•'75
115%
SALE
Wednesday
Apr. 2K
29%
_No par
5
65% Apr
89% Apr
94
Jan
9
91
Apr
9
preferredpreferred—:
$4.44 dividend preferred
1
3
$5
1
Jan
91
101
May
& Ohio RR com_No par
preferred
84% Jan 20
102% July 14
100
Jun 13
109
$5
89 % Jan
May 29
96
Gulf Mobile
30% Feb 17
73% Jan
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 27
Par
29'%
29%
*75
114%
7,000,
•
76
114%
100
114%
22,800
58%
3,400
Gillf States Utilities Co-
31
55% Dec
2
6
26
Monday
EXCHANGE
71% Mar
110% Feb
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
25% Jan
28 7b Nov 17
75% Dec 2~
129
Dec lb
G
84
90
95 7% Jen
lv-nge Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
22
9
Apr
Apr 29
Apr 21
J02
16
13
104% Mar
105 % Mar
Common
No par
$4.20 dividend
$4,40
4
.
6174
dividend
62
87%
*91%
03
*90
92%
*36
59
*86
93
92%
60
"101%
103%
101
101 >
103%
*102
92%
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*102
103%
103%
57%
87%
*86
87%
91%
*90%
91%
*90
92 %
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'101
102%
102%
103%
*102 %
*86
91%
104
"90
%
58
57%
%
87
91%
91%
102%
102%
preferred
:
$5.08 dividend preferred—100
61%
87%
60%
*86
100
100
100
100
dividend
92%
'
*102%
210
92%
;
103
100
r;
SSII 60
103%
II
38% Jan
3
49 Vo Apr
20
Jail
44% Feb
47% July
2
Aug 14
69
7
29% Nov
24% Dec
21
13% May 20
8
Jan
2
99
21% Jan
1
5
20% Mar 31
10
6
44 % Feb
Mar 17
125% Apr
30 % Jan
Jan
13
Nov
10
23
Apr
32% Dec
30
Jail
7
13
20% Apr 29
22'/a Jan 20
37b Jan
9
29% Nov
14
26% Feb
30% Nov
18
34
28% Jan
G
38
44% Dec 30
38
Dec
.
24
6
13
: 6%
preferred
Harris-Intertype
44% J»n
Apr
5
Harsco
3
Harsh aw
34
Mar
12% Apr
38
Apr 28
52% Jan1 2
39% Apr
20
13% Mar 16
22
16% Jan
77% Mar
4%%
5
22% Apr 25
12% July 14
43% Jan
2
G7
7
89% Feb 21
86
Jan
2
16
.72
83% Oct
17% Jan
Apr
7
G
30% Dec
12
28
2
33% Dec
8
14
16
31 la Jan
23% Jan
27% Apr
30% Apr
Jun
27
19% Nov
10
Havcg
Hayes
32% Jan
10
Feb
2
25
38% May 1
107% Oct 31
63% Jan
3
Nov
38
64% Jan
10
35% Jan
118
Apr 23
70% Nov 19
23
16 % Jan
7
Jan
19
112% Jan
6
NOV 20
61
50
3l
!Jan
34
35% Dec 31
3G% DCC
26% Jan 14
35% Nov 20
33% Jan
,13% Jau
60
Jan
7
15% Sep 29
74% May 29
74
Jan
2
88% Nov 28
85
16% Jan
2
33% Dec
19
10
15% Dec
31
2
45% Dec
18
9% Jan 20
17% Jan
3
12% Nov
14
9% Jan
Jan
16
8
46% Apr 27
25% Jan
2
32% Jan
2
85
7
Sep
8
Jan
19
Jan
15% Feb
5
10
19
15% Jan
39% Apr
•
53% Mar
9
35
Jau
30
31
84
Jan
2
7
Feb.
9
29% Nov 21
27
23% Nov 28
20% Jan
92
Jan
13
Feb
21
2
Jan
77% May
1
65% Jan
43 i Mar
90% Apr
9% Apr
32% Apr 30
Feb
5
41
Feb
12
2
74% Dec 29
84
Jun
75
6
8014 Mar
2
81
Dec
90
Jun
5
85% Mar
Feb' 20
52 % Jun
1
12
6
97% Aug 13
75
Nov
17
Jan*
83% Jan
;94% Mar 31
6% Jan 22
15% Dec
18
68% Apr
11% Jan
6% Jan 10
14% Dec 30
v13% Jan
Hertz
72% Jan
17
.75
Jan
2
•6% Apr
22
20% Nov
17
18
2% Jan
2
6% Oct
20
5% Jan
7
2
38% Dec
3
35% Jan
13
2
24% Dec
1
21
Jan
22
66
22% Jan 21
93
Apr 29
714 Apr 21
38% Jan 29
21
42% Mar 18
52
12
30% Jan 28
39
Apr 17
5514 Jan 21
41% Mar 23
35% Feb 11
50
Dec
31
28% Jan
13
50% Dec
31
46
29% Jan
2
38% Dec
31
37% Feb 25
Apr
1
44
11%
*38
71%,;
14
14%
67%
:■
116
77%
1
46
46'%
,V
3574
3574
v
5%
1
Jan
18%
13%
15%
•22%
*28%
Chemical
Sound
tHudson
&
Co
1014 Feb
21% Apr 24
95% Jan
2
25% Jan
16
July 18
156
29
133
20
46
2
13
Oct"!
86
Oct"13
43
29% Dec
8
162
9
150% Jan
2
29% Jan
7
27% Mar 26
5
30
26% Sep
30
25
Jau
2
29
494
Jan
28
390
18% Jun
" Dec
Apr 29
94
90
Apr
300
Jan
10
552
27
Jan
2
44
Dec
9
143
Oct
3
166
Jun
11
33% Sep
78% Jun
15
73
22
28% July
13
26% July 7
68 % Jan 13
13% Apr
1
70% Jan
7
17
Jan
2
85% Feb
27
88
25
Sep
7% Jail
13
67% Jan
7
100
Jan
Dec
95
Oct
13% Dec
13
31
Feb
4
13
136
32 %
July 14
40
25
Jan
13
41% Oct
30
28
Jan
2
35% Oct
6
Dec
*
18
May
6
Apr
90% Mar 31
31% Mar 18
34% Apr
95% Feb
29% Mar
27
24
5
603
Apr 16
394% Apr 29
45% Apr 10
15314 Jan
14
30
29
3
28
33% Oct
17
May 28
22
3
33% Dec
2
5% preferred series A
Hupp Corp common.
28
3^"~
16
43% May 1
3314 Apr 14
36
Apr 27
28% Feb
9
18% Jan
2
33% Jan
2
3734 Feb
27
36% Jan
2
40% Apr
20
33% Jan
7
3714 Jan
21
118
2
Jan
10
34% Nov
14
15% Jan
2
19% Feb 25
82
Jan
62%
15
Dec~23
34% July 16
44% Nov 19
126% July 24
42% Oct 28
15
Jan
23
30 %
22*4
39!b
31 Va
22 !b
3
Jan
7
l
31% Jan 28
13
85% Mar 31
47
88
31
63
Dec
31
56% Dec 31
35
Apr
11
61
93
Mar
Dec
99% Aug
54% Oct
footnotes
see
page
Feb
16
57
Feb
85
Jan
28
88
Apr 21
51% Jan 28
49 % Feb
9
59% Jan
2
7
97
2
8
46 % Mar 24
30
24.
Jan
27.
59% Apr 27
57% Jan 16
71
Apr 28
103% Feb 16
53% Jan
*
*39
30%
*76%
21
14%
29,600
22%
8%
8%
71'%'.
,
90%
8%
8%
8%
8%
22,000
32%
32 :f.,
32%
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5,900
22%
21%
22%
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22%
39%
39%
39 %
31%
31%
31%
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86
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17,200
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85
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72
71%
72%
8,700
15%
15
157 a
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18'%
18%
12,400
30,600
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15
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19%
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2
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44%
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77,700
37%
1,900
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1
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45
447b
46%
36%
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367a
36%
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47%
47
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48%
11,700
41%
41%
41%
41%
40%
41%
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417 b
41 !4
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100
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33
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x33
33%
*9Q.
91'%
*90
90%
90
27%
2774
595
589%
26%
273i
594
45
44
*317a
90'%
2674
27'%
•
267 a
27%
579
:.v
589
580
586
583'%
394'%
390
393
390
4'j i",
43%
42! 4
149%
14974
32%
33%
;
73%
32'4
5
*76
7,000
100
16,500
"120
90%
327b
-
7674
*76
33 %
>
*76
4
4274
3.4774
33%
33'%"
35%
76 %
76
76
8,800
a
13,900
1,900
42%
42
42%
xl47%
42%
150
27!
585
392
23,700
147%
147%
810
347b
35%
71,500
100
76%
*76
23 %
237b
23%
23%
23
233;i
*2274
22%
22
%
23'%
2,400
92
No par
1
92%
91%
92%
91%
923h
92'%
93',4
92%
92%
17,200
17%
13.300
1167a
19,500
177 b
177b
7.50
116%
1177 b
No par
*90%.
917 b
13
No par
s
100
%
64%
155
No par
158
*90 '%-
91
*13'%
137a
*63%
64%
63%
149
-
141
156
357b
36%
25
44%
47'/a
46%
35
36%
17!4
-
•
13%
13'%
63 %
144
145
;
35"/
36
46
v
■:
46%
17
177b
90%
63%.
64%.
17
116'%.
1167 b
90%
•
13%
17%
1167b
•
91%
13%
64%
117
*90%
14
17%
117%
x36Va
_No par
:
17%
116%
.
25
;
4.800
46%
32
148%
Limited
___
138%
46
138%
32
43%
5
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
5% preferred
10
166
*152
46%
44
1497b
common-
3,300
390
100
Canada
29,000
33
.
42%
com
23%
103'%
33
148! 4
preferred
3,200
22'%
33%
90
3,000
a
102%
103
467b
46%
40!
9!%
9
166
139
100
;
2274
23 %
166
46
No par
>
87b
'
5
common
44%
40'%
102
__5
-
22%
*43'%
4074
87 b
;
45%
40%
9%
137'%.
45%
33%
"
*43 7 a
41 V •
48
103
46%'^
150
42
*46%
*161
.
*41%
48
xlOl'%
46%
*32 *
34%
44%
42
*46
87ti
217i»
45
.<■
48
40'%.
»
104
162
46%
90
100
*41'%
43!%
49%
138''a
13974
33%
5
41! 4
43'%
49
42%
102
165
.
7,700
44%
21%
1067b
*160
20
,
41%
44%
44%
49
49
22
104 %
46%
:
45%
*49
138%
:
Packers
350
674
377b
4674
No nar
International Paper
$4 preferred
92
67b
37 7b
.
44%
357a
No par
Corp
of
4,000
36 %
1
preferred.,
Nickel
21! 4
92
93'%
4.500
21
..
5b
47%
No par
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
Int'l
600
58
36%
Int'l Business Machines
4^
*21'/«
*92
7
| "
.
47%
50
——
preferred
93
37'%
21%
213a
,
587b
15
Co
Harvester
92
674
377b
7
"
■
57 3 4
-
36'b
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
—t
Interchemical Corp
common;
7%
til.
21%i. 217«
4574
v,
■"'/
48%
Inspiration Cons Copper
Int'l
;
92
f'"-;
36
50
issued
■
37'b
6%
37%
21%
170
j
1,500
57«
%k;
7'b
3774
% 200
.
84%
47%
common
Ingersoll-Rand common
6% preferred
;
When
91
,
a
8,700
2%
5%
92
.
31 %
*39
15
5
Industrial Rayon--
Interlake Iron
70
8%
15%,
———100 pesos
4 % %
2,500
32 %
*85
.
1167 b
*91
-
1374
*63
147
147
200
92
1,200
1374
110
64%
2,000
148
357b
36 !b
36
36! 4
•v
5,200
44%
46
43
43 %
35
35
35
*33%.
33%
33%
33%
33%
600
International Telep <& Teleg_No par
International Utilities Corp
5
Interstate Dept Stores
1
39 %
397b
39%
41%
40'%
41 !b
427 a
42'%
43%
145,800
32%
32:;a '«
32
32
32
33
3174
32'b
32%
3274
3,700
35
36
34%
35
33 %
33 7
Interstate Power Co
.—3.50
Iowa Elec Light & Power Co
5
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
1
18%
1874
18 %
18%
35%
36
36
26%
7%
common
preferred
Iowa Power & Light Co
Island Creek Coal common
$6
40%
*36%
10
40 %
50c
preferred
1
I
*119
preferred—
Johns-Manville Corp
Johnson & Johnson
Jones
5%
&
-.
21%
;
Laughlin Steel com/
preferred series A;
Joy Manufacturing Co
100...
1
26%
48
*87
85
46%
32 3
317a
32
3,300
18%
18%
18 %
18%
6,700
36
367a
37%
377b
a
38
■
38
37!'a
39
*119
37 "b
377%
39%
122
*37
37%
39'%
39%
122
*119
457a
46:%
4
44%
4574
37
*36'%
39%
*119
1,800
2,900
37'%
367 a
40'%
•
,300
4,600
122
43%
44'%
3,600
22
2174
22
2134
2174
217b
217b
4,600
26
48'%
'
26%
25
26
24 3 4
25 74
24%
2574
8,500
85
83
83
837b
83 %
84%
84%
48%
47
4874
48%
437%
48%
49
48
*87
88
597 b
52
7074
49%
46%
327b
187 a
36'4
37
.
10,200
21%
51
.100%
40 V4
122
*83
70%
—
-
-
59
5
5
10
22
*83
100
40%
46 7 a
18%
*36
37
*119
26
5
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd__100
Jewel Tea
Co Inc common.;
1
3%%
407 b
38
27
122
46%
5
47%
x38
407b
3774 '
'
101
50%
•
IS
21,400
No par
preferred
issued
55 %
8%
19%
45
40%
31%
?
14%
preferred50
4.42% preferred
50
4.20% preferred——
50
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
Industria Electrica De Mexico
When
89
19%.
91%
1,1.00
13,166
40
88%
14 %
10
-
39%
89 %
19%
Idaho Power Co__:
Ideal Cement Co
-
Illinois Central RR Co—
Inland Steel
55%
40
13%
217b
S A
57
19%'
5
Illinois Power Co
57
39%
89%
40
30%
•-
2
227/
2874
40%
1
2
22%
*28',4
29
39%
1
100
f-
31 /.V
■k
<UG
*28%
39%
3
22%
22%
29
%
22%
*39%
77%
a.c,5
*28'%
y
96
*8474"
100
Jaeger Machine Co
23% Jan
82
14
*89!
8%
—100
I-T-E Circuit Breaker Co
21% Feb 25
14
x39
30%
No par
._
50% Mar 18
2414 May
52% Dec
May 22
Jan
3
34% Apr 23
For
45
123 1
2
3
24
38
Mar 24
Mar 25
36% Jan
26% Sep
Jan
4
37
119
33% Oct
90% May 12
5
13%
90%
8%
7
International Silver
47% Apr
33% Mar 30
7
13
;
1,000
147b
39%
*29%
4,500
36'/a
14..
*89%
.
•
22%
..
'35%
89' b
25
*37 '4
International SaltInternational Shoe
10
27% Jan
29% Jan
38%
35%
42,200
89%
-
36%
187a
38%
1
150
77'i
5
_1
12
19% Mar
;
-
104
18%
56%
50
27
31
Dec
*103
72'%
56%
convertible pfd
Jan
35% Aug
19
22%
350
18%
57
scries A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co~:
5%
Apr
38% Jun
2
28
22,;>
18,300
71
17%
103 %
sir
800
18
*70
71
76%
21%
37
31
Jan
ia:Vu
73%
5774
158
32% Sep 17
13% Jan
35%.
35'%
90
18%
577b
Mar 20
28% Mar 19
11,800
35
t
800
45%
36'/a
21
22
2
28
21% Jan
76%
45
74
217b
Apr
3
>:< 76'%
187b
21%
67
10
76
-
69%
y-
*
Mar 12
Jan
14%
*18%
1,500
12,300
457«
103%
2174
International
94
14%
.
18%
72
18%
71
70
112%
37
55%
International Mining Corp
126% Mar
18%
65%1
v
..
% 160
38
*17%
%
112'%
104
37.
-
21%>
8
Feb
37%
*37!a
60
...
3,500
4,100
114
*70
57
58% Apr
Feb
37%
17%
•
71
57
16% Jan
37
247a >*>
*35%
18%
:
57b'*'
2
2
*70
5774-
11% Apr
33% Jan
18%
i
*103
57%
com-
19
12% Jan
35%
57%
...
10
97% Mar 11
116
125
7
16
46% Apr 24
50% Mar 18
35% Apr
76% Jan
25% Apr
Jan
17% Feb
86% Jan
122% Nov
7
96 % July 16
16% Nov 11
71
39% Jan 27
147% Jan
21% Aug 27
Apr 24
Apr 28
Feb
36% Jan
12
107
Apr
Apr 29
35%
5%
18
Dec
22 % Jan
41
2
146
25% Jan
45 % Mar 18
29
Jan
2
43% Feb
Apr
May 27
73
Nov
35%
57%.
14
162
33
4,100
f
45
40%
100
Manhattan
Jan
101
33%.
i
76-
39%
——
•
:
45%
noncumulativc preferred—100
5%
4.7
2
45%
<
Hudson Bay Mill & Sin Ltd—No par
Hunt Foods & Indust Inc com
6
7
Jan
:
40
(Delaware).
4.08%
65
46
29
4.70%
156
30%
*112
29%
4.26% preferred-
12
90
37%
77
No par
preferred
4.40% preferred/,
4
24% Nov
69
a
30'%
33'%
114
*28 %
$2.25 convertible preferred50
Household Finance common—No par
3% % preferred
'
100
5
2
.
69!
18%
*76
103'%
68
30%
71
29
4%
40
•
67%
18%
41
common
38%
£0
67
69%
40
com
Houdaille-Industries Inc
3
Jan
*38
30%
18 %
10
Corp
Jail
14
2,600
37%.
*112
103%
22%
10
30
$4.25 preferred—
Apr
8% Jan
8,600.
14%
72%
%
37%
67
—12.50
_
Hotel Corp of America common
5r/o convertible preferred-
50
2
69%%;
14%
37%
.18%:;
35%
ID
6574
5
common—
47
Jan
:
45
3774
50c
preferred
convertible
5
37
67%
14
*88%
/
'■ '•-'
37'%
9
9% Nov 13
38%
69
13%
;
76
:
2.50
Holly Sugar Corp
4,100
38%
114
76 •:;:•
Hilton Hotels Corp
Hires Co (Charles E)
Hoffman Electronics Corp
20
38% Nov 20
xil4
.
19
:
6,500
% 700
11%
67%'
r 70%;
•;
,
70
48
2
116
18%
41 % Apr
6% Apr 25
18 %
70%
70
42% Jan
2974 Jan
18%
69%.
19%
9
14
18%
7074
70 %
21
Jan
;
38
*37%
18! 4
101% "
22
45% Jan
3774
;.f
69
137b
Holland Furnace Co
10,200
30%
44
'
'
67%
104%
Jun
44
39
66%
67
90
"69%
52% Jan
3
*38
13%
1
48
23
11%
69
100
1
Jun
11%
13%
No par
3
47% Feb
11
67%
pfel (conv)__
Dec
51
11%
.
27,600
41%
30%
44
3,300
51%
407 a
31
70%;
66%
*76
.
41%
44
14-
.,
-88%
90
100
preferred series A
2nd
Oct
2
14
-No par
'
50
131
49'%
30%
38
.67..
.
5
Co
49'a
*129%
44
*37%
—2 1/12
common
59
2,500
4,400.
'
68%
-No par
Powder
47
2
.*•38
59
49:! 5
'41
y
110
62
30%
10%;
1,400
22-7a
97
f:
11%
1,500
31'/at.
45
33%
42
45% Dec
39%
30'.a.
8,800
c
30%
,*44
32%'
13
42% Dec
ii%
,117b
5
33
Oct
Feb
•
327a
41
47% Jan
44%
32%;,
3 % Vo
6
Mar 17
23% Jan
8
31%-
44
'v
30%
7
8
3% Jan
13% Jan
30 In
31%
10
Howe
20% Jan
42%
90
20
87% Jan"2
41%"
30
24
1 % Jan
19
43 %(
29 %
16% Jan
56% Apr
87% Dec
42%
*88%
8
5
43%
31%
44
22%
*94
49
457%
427b
100;
63%.
27%
131
*129%
29 7 L'
15
9
9
Jan
48
:
45%
131
28%
Houston Lighting & Power
Howard Stores Corp
13
G3
48
44
28%
13
Oct
3 % Sep
7% Sep
Apr 18
3% Dec 22
40% Apr 14
13% Jan 27
47%!
*129%
28%
$4%
96% Jan 30
19% Apr
214 Apr
1
2
23
95
•:'
•
46%
67'%
i
5% preferred
Hcrshcy Chocolate Corp
6
92
6
49
131
59
46
*88%
Hooker
3714 Jan
7
2
*129%
1
9
6
24
Dec
48!
49%
•■*.
48
-
31%
31 %
46%
131
noncumulativc preferred—25
■1',o
13
38% Mar 18
4l%
49
60%
25
2
30% Apr 28
13
56
.
100
Homcslakc Mining
Honolulu Oil Corp
3
9
27% Jan
56
1
3.65% preferred
Hercules
22
4914 Jan 21
39% Sep 16
36% Jan
54%
:94%
31%
62%
27
;
39% Mar 13
2914 Apr
29
55
*47 v-
62%
%2%
98
31%
;
23
96%
31%'
5
Heydcn Newport Chcin Corp.
5
21% Jan
.27% Feb.
*22%
t
,
99%
31%
46'4
;
21
23
1514 Apr 27
.23% Mar 4
5
23
"
43
27'4
27
*129%
1
Hewitt-Roliins Inc
2
Jan
8% Nov 20
39% Nov 20
2
7
7
22%
*85
3174
54%
;_50
lnc
22
Apr
23%
99%.
31%
10
preferred^
Industries Inc
19% Apr
36% Jan 27
12
May 21
47% Dec 31
G7% Doc 16
39% Feb 24
23% Apr
25% Dec
30
Apr
23'%
*96
_5
-
Hercules Motors
10614 Apr 22
Jan
,
21
118% Apr
70
64'A Jan
•12
1
72% Apr 29
Co
Heller (W E) & Co
:
Hclme (G W) common:
37% Mar 13
20% Jan
•/'
21
-
-62%
_1
Heinz (II J) Co common
3
62%
277b
47%
100
Corporation
Industries
62%.
27%
,—7.50
-
39% Jan
31 % Jan
11% Jan 13
Mar
34% May
79
Jan1
66
90
12
*47
63 %
27%
—1
Corp—.
Chemical
47%
62%
*27%
10o
2.00
-
Hart Schaffncr & Marx_—
Hat Corp of America common
13
48
631
2774
2.50
*
__
44% Mar 23
Jan
16
17
preferred
Paper Co
l
Jau
*46%
63! 4
27%
1
convertible
51% May
47%
5
„5
Cementing
Hammond Organ Co——
Harbison-Walk Refrac com
30
132
7% Jan
51% Dec 31
15% Nov 17
4Vo
Hammerinill
*4674
25
Well
(W F) Printing Co..
Hamilton Watch Co common—
98
Apr
Oil
Hall
15
Jan
52% Apr
47% Dec
30
9% Dec
Halliburton
9
28% Jan 20
39% Jan
123
1
.69 % Jan
Apr 29
33% Mar 16
19
140
Hackensack Water
62
Feb
Nov
41
48% Mar 31
29 % Feb
88
33% Sep 2G
26% Jan
2
2
70
Apr
25% Jan
18
8
Dec
58
20
88
*87
88
.
88
*86
*86
90
6,100
88
59
5974
58%
597%
59
59%
5974
50%
50%
49 7 b
507%
50
5074
5074
5974
51'4
14,200
7,400
70%
71
697b
707b
687%
697 a
68
6874
30,300
101%
101'b
1017%
10174
5074
49'%
5074
487%
101%
50
•
102 7 b
.
101%
10274
430
.4974
48%
487/b
13,000
l-
ii
%v:
Volume
Number 5843
189
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2047)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
stocks
Year 1958
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Lowest
V
; 23
;
2
98% Nov
39% Jan
7
45% Mar
S3
2
Jan
38% JanOct
Oct
48
10
109
Apr
21
Jan
2
48
Feb
24
107
Feb
10
124
Apr
8
May
1
116
Apr
24
57% Apr
17
44
7
16
-6
Dec" 23
49% Jan
Feb
77
Feb'
12
88 % Apr
24
14
92% May 29
1031-
May
\94% Jan-
7
87
Dec " 9
96
July 31
88
Dec
99
Jun
20
92
88% Nov
19
5
50% Jan
34
10
Jan
29% Jan
92% Jan
i A 97
5
89
10
-93
'
13
48% Mar 25
Kansas Gas
2
33
Kansas
18% Oct
30
16% Jan
7
31% Apr
14
43% Oct
10
41 % Feb- 17
46% Apr
20
117% Feb
24
Kennecott
•
-
Mar
4
-105% Oct
13
66% Nov
28
96% Jan
5
52% Feb. 25
Jan
53% Feb
12
70% Apr
21
11
; 27% Feb
6
31% Apr
20
7
46% Mar 30
v
ao% Jan*%7
%
64
29% Nov
4%%
& -Electric
Jan
'2
46% Nov
46% Jan
16
25% Jan
<
59
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28% Dec
26% Jan
2
29% Feb
"2
7
45% Nov
2
34% Jan
Jan.
70% Nov 21
19% Apr 22
43
7
11
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i
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27% Jan/ 2
42 % May'
May 29
v
81
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1
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"2
32% Nov
12
32
/
2
Dec
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22.
22
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21v Jan
7
Dec
31
33% Dec
■
15
-
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f
6
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1
5
91
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90
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94
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94
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94
92
92
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80
80
80
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:
37%
37%
19% Apr
30
23% Jan
30% Apr
15
34% Jan
22
6
Jan
2
25% Dec
11
24 Va Jan
2
25% Dec
18
24% Jans 8
Feb
20
46% Dec
31
44% Jan;-
Jan
17
25
,
83
42
41%
42
31%
32
32
32
31%
32
31%
32
5
29%
30
29%
30
29
29%
29
29 Vb
29 Vi
29%
1
46
46%
45
46%
45%
45%
45
46
45
451/4
114
114%
113%
1137/a
%
'
Va
>
42%
8
30
90
Apr
14% Apr
:
12
23
Apr
Jan
2
1% Jan
9
1% Jan
2
July 7
3% Jun 20
17% Feb
13
15% Jan
2
*
30
10% Sep 24
5% Jan
2
;
1
'
6% Sep
5% Jan - 2
22% Feb 28
24% Feb
32
Dec
■-
114%
113
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56%
57%
57 *
59
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59%
58
59
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64%
66%
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30
30%
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30 34
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30
29%
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45
45
45
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45 Va
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45%
45%
46
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34
34%
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12,100
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1
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114
61
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62
34
34
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36
36
36 ' '
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42%
81%,
43 Va
42%
42%
82 Va
81%
82%
83
1
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15%
14%
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14%
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15
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33%
33%
33%
33 VB
33 Va
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10
42%
42 %
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20%
20 3 i,
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20%
42%
42%
42%
42%
22%
22%.
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22
22%
1,500
29%
29
29%
28%
29%
15,400
19%
20%
20 %
100
$3
50c non-cum 2nd pfd
12
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Jan
7
53% Apr
29
18% Jan
2
22% Feb
2G
Lerner Stores
1
Oct
95
Jan
7
120% Apr
22
29
60% Apr
Jan
5
5
80% Jan
2
98% Apr
158% Jun
4
146% Jan
2
152
Mar
96% Dec
31
95% Jan
-2
108
Feb
*13% Oct" 13
7% Jan
2
65% Jan
2
82 % Dec
Sej? 17
60% Jan 22
12
51
5
19
When
51
May 1
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63%
Oct" 14
May
57% Jan
2
15
Oct
21
10% Apr
29
90% Dec 11
72 % Feb
9
123% Apr
27
28% Feb
9
37% Apr
2
Loew's
Inc
29
Loew's
Theatres
Mar
28% Mar 24
38 3/8 Oct
2
20
Jan
2
47% Dec
8
107 % Feb
18
135% Dec
9
31
30
Nov
12
104
Jan
23
22% Mar 28
99
Oct
82
3
Mar
;
4
88% July 28
37
10% Mar
28% Jan
9
31% May
1
14% Apr
37% Jan
41% Mar 31
46% Jan
139% Jan
29% Jan
15
89
Jan
Apr 14
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11
86% Feb
19
12
128% Jan
78% Jan
2
155% Apr
16
25
2
87% Feb
6
40% Apr 24
43 % Apr
8
10
-
14
Feb
89
10
143
Jun
23
137
Apr
44
Dec
22
39
Feo
27
55% Mar
4
81
Oct
6
76% Jan
2
2
17
Sep 29
81% Sep 16
24% Sep 30
15% Jan 27
31% Aug 13
Jan
11% Jan
.
Jan
10
19% Jun
11
60
8%
30 Tii
7%
104% Mar
5
34% Apr
29% Jan
7
118% Jan
15
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Bros
31 Va
30%
31
2%
2%
20%
8%
Va
8%
8%
31%
30%
31%
6%
:
6%
8%
31 y,
31
53
4,800
21%
5,300
116%
58 JA
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58%
4,400
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57%
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12%
12%
12%
20,300
97%
96
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93
96%
25
97
98%
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97
96
100
148
148
148%
148'A
148%
102
103%
102
103
102
53 Va
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10
102
21
;
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.
52
53%
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100
101
51
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62%
63
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11
11%
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113
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11
115%
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36%
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36
31%
32%
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14
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102
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100
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80%
153%
152 %
10
81%
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81 Va
81 Va
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41 Va
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41
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41
43%
110
12,600
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35
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102
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88
152%
81 Va
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137
138
138
25,300
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35
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140
139
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150
200
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36 Va
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120
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3,700
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36 Va
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2,700
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44%
10
20
90%
150
88
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200
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40%
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139
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41
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41
41%
41 Va
41%
41%
41%
1,800
85
50
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84
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10
26 Va
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Steamship
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36
1
;
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10,800
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114%
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2,200
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8%.
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21%
115%
115
117 %
2%
20%
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21
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53
52%
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31
20%
22
19%.
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21
/
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12%
(M) & Sons Inc
Steel
Lukens
6
15
30%
7
Nashville
&
Lowenstein
18% Feb 24
7
31
58
preferred
Louisville Gas
Louisville
21% Jan
31'A
57%
,
prefe'red
44 V2 Mar 12
71% Jan
12%
30%
58 Va
—_—.No par
Inc
1
issued
87% Jan
22
12%
58
Co common
(P)
When
142% Mar 25
30
27% Feb 14
128
Lorillard
13
22
%
6
1,700
30
12%
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,1
59%
'Long Island Lighting Co com
5% series B preferred
4.25% series D preferred
4.35% series E preferred
4.40% series G conv pfd
104
83
Inc
53
91
13%
58 %
•
conv
*88
89
12%
30%
21%
Lone Star Gas Co common
4.84%
52V4
91
89
13%
117%
Lone Star Cement Corp
36% Apr 15
Mar 4
2
100% Mar 20
Nov
14
85
2%
22
1
53V4
1,400
31%
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*
53%
4,000
15,500
5,900
90
2.50
00
Industries
26
53
29
1
4
13%
21 %
Corp
Litton
26
Mar 31
125
oell
Lionel
5
129% Nov
92%
Oct
100% Apr
32% Jan
Lllih
14% Mar 23
54
28%
28%
4,100
31
14%
90
49 Va
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
9
36% Mar 11
1
8.
53%
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28%
29 V*
4
5
3
■
54%
13%
110%
issued
Jan
-
53%
/
5
46% Jan
10
30 %
28%
29%
5
Libbey McNeill & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
7% preferred
;
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
24
28%
29'A
28
27%
No par
10
Corp
issued
Wnen
22
13% Jan
9
.
28 34
27%
27%
*88%
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Co..:
36
57% Apr
140
Lehman
4 Va
19%
52%
*3%
3%
27%
.No par
No par
Lehigh Valley RR
4
3%
27
1st preferred—No par
non-cum
2
19% Sep
2
2
6
■"/
.4
*29%
28%;
31
■
3%
•
20%
31 /
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29
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31
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31
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-
360
33%
42%
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V
29%
4
36%
'
42%
:
22%
29%
25
36
'
29'A
42%
5
1
y
(James) & gons Co common_3
3.85%
preferred
100
Lehigh Coal & .Navigation Co
10
Lehigh Portland Cement
15
Lehigh Valley Industries com
1
'
800
43 V,
6
10% Jan
9
27
6,700
2,200
34%
1
Corp ...—
Lehn & Fink Products
40% Oct 30
10
14% Jan
70% Jan
8
*33%":
113%
82
6
8% Apr
2,200
4,600
12,000
17,300
10,100
82
22% Apr
'V.
/
30%
25
Lees
14
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44
3% Apr
29% Jan
19
7
27
37% Jan 20
-
'2
14
VB
67
1
Consolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant...
1
Lee Rubber & Tire
iJ,
5
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10% Feb
Jan
28
43'A
56%
2.50
La
-30% Mar 23
Jan,;'' 6
85
Mar 28
89
12% May 9
39% Oct 21
9% Mar 26
34% Apr
8
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41%
32 Vb
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43%
37%
42%
31%
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5,4.32%
4% Mar 11
3% Feb' 10
*42%
37%
42%
*37%
50
Laclede Gas Ca entnmnp
22
18
700
43-%
Kroger Co
4% Nov
2,100
8.75
Kroehler Mfg Co_
22% Dec 24
10
8IV4
37%
'
82
Kress
33% Dec
93%
811/4
•
35 %
5
22
90
82
3
34% Jan
6
17
38
97%
■'
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81%
*80%
82
37%
♦
'
-
91
*96
90
Co—No par
Kresge (S S) Co
2
>
*88%
91
44
5
3% May 19
13% Jan
22% Jan
82
91
*801/2
*88%
97%
(E J) Inc
(S
i
43%
Korvette
26% Mar
82
82
3
,.'-43% Mar
*80%
1,300
541/4
33%
35'A
:17%jJlar
Jan, 2
*53%
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82%
700
54'A
*96
prior-preferred
34 Yb Feb
21
16% May 26
26
110
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82
*80%
800
118%
110
54
*88%
_
7
Feb
1181/4
113%
90
Klngt8eeley :Corp
:
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Koppers Co Inc comuron
'-4%. .preferred
;
51% Mar 13
85
/
•
17% Oct
24% Jan
,
; w
17
Jan
5
119 '
*110
97%
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Kimbea'ly-Clark Corp
;
2
>,
82
113%
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<conv
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300
91
Power .fe
"
82
45%
46%
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:
Kerr-McGee Oil .Indus common
'
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800
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119
119
54
54%
102%
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—
5
11
•*::
54
55%
101
*88
_
% 60% Nov
27
54%
200
104%
46%
*110%
Light Co
Kayser-Roth Corp
Kelsey Hayes -Co
;
2
31
118%
114
56,400
42%
48
*40%
48
104%
45%
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39% Feb
28% Jan
25
22%'
120
114
;
3
Feb
9% Feb
119'A
40%
43%
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J00
Dec
'
May 1
__100
29%
33% Jan
30
*453i
116
46%
42%
45%
105%
*45%
46%
119%
-114
Kansas City Southern-com
4% non-eum preferred
12
Sales fee
the Week
Shares
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 30
48
*43%
105%
-119
4.50% -preferred-.
6
48
106
*46
105%
100
50
"7
75% Jan
107
43%
47%
46%
43
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pfd__100
conv
2
25% Apr
48
100
preferred
38% Mar 13
/:
30
33%
preferred
convertible
48 %
47 %
33%
preferred
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•"4.35% 'preferred
5
88% Feb
Jan
Corp.
issued)
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3.80% "preferred
;
ipo
4%
preferred
100
19
Mar
(when
4%%'(ser of 1959)
27
* Feb
% Feb
<fc Cbem
-convertible
4%%
4%%
Mar 11
>
Common
4%%
,
K
Kaiser Alum
/
Apr. 28
Wednesday
Apr. 29
Tuesday
Apr. 27
JPar
2
10% Jan:
38-
37
42% Dec 30
10'
Jan
25
V
20
Apr 24
,82
■
76% Mar 31
38% Aug 13
2
Apr
;
% Apr
2
89% Feb
-
48
12
86
28
90% Oct
24
50 %
29
85
Apr
11
112% Dec
2
78
9
110
68% Jan
Feb
93% Feb
47% Oct 13
'
37
48
Feb 28
Monday
exchange
salb pricks
and high
low
new york stock
Highest
16Ta
1-7
17
17%
17
17%
90
89%
91%
88 Va
90%
87%
89
27%
25%
26'A
25!'a
27%
27%
28
17%
17
17%
88%
%
89 %
15,700
27 VB
27%
24,500
8,000
M
Jan
116
-
2
Jan
23
15
21-5/8 Jan
78% Jan
125
17
32 % Jan
39% Dec
37
3
6
-
Apr
36% Nov 17
2
Jan
28
-
88
♦
2
May 14
<
6
Jan
2
83% Jan
19
./ 35
Jan
22
123
Jan
22
6%
Macy (R H) Co Inc com
4%% preferred series A
1
18
Jan
2
20 Va Jan
21
Madison
Jan
14
17% Dec
31
14
Jan
9
18% Jan
30.
Madison
31% Jan 10
-71% Oct
13
59
Jan
2
78
60% Dec
1
48% Jan
7
63% Mar 19
8
390;
'2
5% Apr
12% Jan
12
10
:8%Sep 29
-
8% Nov 19
8
17
3
Aug
-
7
450
-
Jan
36% Jan
6
22.
Apr
8
6% Jan
5
5
1
Jan
8
7% Feb
4
5% Apr
22
24% Oct 29
23% Jan
2
5% Jan
18% Jan
26
7% Jan
14
9 % Jan
7% Jan
27% Mar
Mar
67
Oct
28
64% Jan
5
73
25% Jan
59% Dec
31
46
1
59% Jan
93 %
81% Jan
30
Sep
46% Apr
-93% Jail
26
50% May
42% Dec
3
37
Feb
5
49 % Dec
22
47
Jan
20
85% Jun
26
77
May
Sep
'85% Jun
16
77
Apr
16
68% Apr
77
Feb
82% Apr
55 %
31
2
20
7
9
32% Oct 22
56% Nov 20
Dec
45
Dec
29
24
83% Dec 29
2
Jan
56% Dec
28% Mar 3
1
2
80
Apr 24
45% Apr
28
1
13
86% Jan
7
96
Apr 25
2
26% Apr 14
Jan
15% Jan
2
Jan '- 2
For
•-
footnotes
see
page
24.
47
Mar 31
10% Mar
-
15,000
22 Vb Feb
Feb
92% Feb
5
'28% Apr
5
85% Apr
7
33% Apr
22
80
29 % Jan
67
Feb
80
Jan
86Vb May
Jan
22% Feb
25
18
63% Feb 26
43%
61/4
71/4
7%
*450
43 Va
6
7%
-10
465
43%
6%
7%
10,200
1,200
900
17%
17
17%
16%
18
17%
18
17%.
17%
3,000
28 V4
27%
28
27%
28 Va
27%
28V8
27%
27%
4,300
6%
25%
6 'A
6%
6%
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6 Va
25%
6%
26
26%
25%
26!'2
25
71%
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6V0
6 Va
6%
2,500
25 %
24%
25 Va
12,600
70
67
67
700
68%
4
68%
75
71
50
50
50%
49%
50
48%
49
47%
48%
46
47
4,400
46
46%
45 %
46%
46
46
45 Va
46
3,100
*93%
94%
92%
93%
49!
a
48%
49
48 Tii
50%
84,100
43%
43V2
4.3%
43%
43%
6,600
49 Va
49%
49V4
49%
11,500
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No par
46'A
46%
93 Va
93%
93%
93%
1
47%
48'A
48%
49 Va
48
43
Va
*92
160
93
43%
44
42%
43%
43%
49%
49%
49%
79
77%
78
*77
78
*77
73
77
77
60
78
77%
77%
*77
78%
*77
78%
77
77
110
*77
*69
70%
68%
69
*68%
69 !'a
*68%
69%
*68 %
69%
79%
79%
*78
79%
*78
79%
*78
*73
5
79%
No par
No par
No par
*78
100
81%
No par
No par
*78
49%
50
79%
82
78%
79
*55/,
82 >A
56
*55;/,
56
79
*5533
*55/,-
56
19%
20
19%
20%
19%
20'A
19%
38
38
37%
38%
37%
38%
37%'
*45%
46%
46%
46'A
*45%
15
15%
14%
15
*45 %
*45'/a
81
80%
14%
60
80%
3,600
21
3,000
1,800
56
2OV4
201/4
37%
37%
461/4
*45%
38
46%
I
15
14%
151/a
8,000
14%
46%
46
46%
46%
46%
7,400
42%
43%
42%
44
42%
431/4
42
11,903
10,600
._50c
5
Robbins
Inc
Trucking Co
>•4%
preferred series B
43%
45'A
1
41%
42%
42
42%
41%
3
Co
Publishing./
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
&
Merck
-
-
$3.50
& Co
58%
58%
58%
59
58 Va
1
18%
18%
5
86 V*
86%
83
84
18
preferred
Machine
Co.:
18%
x85
,
35
*79
81
*79
230
81
41%
42 !4
411/2
41%
.58%
58%
59
58%
58%
1,800
18%
18%
18%
18%
1,703
86
85%
86V4
800
88%
83
85 Va
93/a
9
9,?C0
3,600
18%
18%
18%
85 Va
85%
85%
*85
89%
87
88%
86
9%
9%
9
9%
9%
9%
9%
10
21%
21%
21%
21%
*21%
21%
45%
44%
45%
44%
44%
45%
44%
21 %
45
45%
*44%
„5
100
1
100
96
*93%
96
94
94
27%
28%
10
*•13%
27%
34%
*33%
8%
Inc common..—263fcc
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman
&Sc®tt
Mesta
,
43 Va
"Mercantile Stores Co Inc
6
53% Jan
•
1
5
50
Melville Shoe Corp common
24
85
460
6%
27%
12.50
Corp common.,
4%% preferred (1st series)
1
Feb
-60% Apr
8 Va
*7%
•
17%
3
Mead
16
44 % Jan
6%
43'A
43%
6Va
80
95% Mar 26
2
43 Va
80
McLean
2
23% Jan
7%
7%
8
460
475
*450
)
6%
6%
6
8
44
43 %
44%
6
No par
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
27
51
Jan
44
475
*450
475
*450
I
1
14%
McKesson
5
2
20% Jan
43
10
9
2■
19
62% Dec
19,500
58%
46
28
8% Feb
39
64
57 Vi
46%
43%
89% Apr
24
10
63 Va
59%
80%
19
47% Sep
May 20
53% Oct 27
-19% Feb
5
67%
58
45%
21
22% Dec
83% Dec
63
58%
80
Apr
9
86
64
57%
47%
Jan
2
1
62
60
80%
3
7% Jup
13% Jan
10
64%
57'A
46 %
3
33% Apr
>.
63 %
57 Va
80%
19% Feb
64
Oct
65%
55%
_1
99% Feb
70% Nov 21
30% Mar 10
64%
i
100
26
Mar
900
No par
10
preferred
McGrav.'-Edison
14
74
14%
00111mon.1
convertible
3%%
16
Corp
McGraw-Hill
Jan
36% Jan
14%
<
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc
McDonnell Aircraft Corp.
5
Fe"b
Stores
15
17 % Jan
7
15
No par
44% Mar 18
85
18
15
common
60% Jan
17
-
94% Feb
58
Corp
54
31
Dec
15
C.orp
37% Jan. 30
Dec
" May
15
$2.50 preferred
McCrory-McLellan
98
32
18,700
15
preference
5
20% Nov
85
18%
15%
common—,
17
2
2
•
$3
Co
19% Feb
Feb
2
7
280
18%
—
Maytag
27
46% Apr
44
68% Jan
19% Jan
24,,
24
10% Jan;
78% July 28
Feb
MeCord
42% Apr
.
86%
18%
15
18%
*14%
No par
Corp
preferred
$3.75 pfd 1947 series
$3.40 preferred
3%%' preferred
72% Mar 17
82
com
$3.75
McCall
1
22% Jan
411/4
86
18%
May Dept Stores common
5
26
10
Mason ite
15
41% Sep
934 Jan
40%
86
18%
„
38 % Apr
59% Dec
•
40%
*85%
18%
100
& Co
23% Jan
2
3
40%
85%
18%
5
Co
56% Jan
Jan
23
-
•40%
84%
18%
Maxweli & Moore
Oil Exploration
Jan
Jan
52
40%
85 %
18%
50
*
19% Jan
31% Apr
39
40%
84%
,
29
13% Jan
62
28
>-
Mar 31
45% Jan
Jan
39% Jan
81
July 30
50% Jan
•
2
Mar 26
Nov~19
2
42%
40%
preferred
Martin
24
81-
49%
15
23% Jan
18% Apr-
20
45% Mar
53% Feb
77
66% Sep
13
1
42'A
Corp common
convertible preferred
4%%
<
24,600
5,900
84%
Midland
Marshall Field
1
42%
40%
Marquetce Cement Mfg Co
24
6
14
2
75% Nov
75
2
32% Jan
2
Jan
34
42% Jan
91% Jan
7
11
25% Jan
4%
5
12
7
36% Jan
25
Maracaibo
Marine
5
600
31
123%
42
4.1%
^
:1
Bros
*30%
*121%
42%
84 %
Co..
Manhattan-Sliirt
Manning,
26
July 11
45% Nov
29% Jan
Mandel
31% Mar 19
51% Jan
May
.
;.
30%
123%
42
40 Va
...j;
Mallory <P R) & Co
Manati Sugar Co
30
22% Mar 16
Co
Coal RR
Mahoning
Apr
8
44% Apr 16
>
Square Garden..
Magnavox
30%
*121%
.7.
42%
100
z
Magma Copper,
475;
6
15% Jan
-
28% Oct
2
Jan
21
Jun
39% Dec
450
Feb -10
23% Apr 29
2
5% Jan
Mar 17
Inc
Fund
31
123%
42''a
No par
Mack Trucks Inc
18% Oct
30%
*121%
43
*121%
1
28
20
1
31%
123%
31
31%
123%
5
Apr
87% Mar 30
13% Apr
'00% Jan
100
preferred
42 % Jan
43
*31%
*121%
MacAndrews & Forbes common...10
.
No par
1
12.50
5
84%
.
*80
59
..
9%
*93%
96
27%
96
*93%
27%
28
27%
84%
84
84
34
33%
33'A
•27%
33
83
*83
84
33%
*33Va
33%
*33
83
85%
81 Va
80%
80%
*80%
58
58%
57
81
•
*80
84%.
81
85
86
*80
80
3,400
43,800
81
57%
55%
56%
20%
20
59
59%
20%
59%
'21'A
20%
21
20 Va
20%
60
00%
58%
59%
59
59
58%
200
24,500
55%
20%
8,300
y8
58
30%
7C3
2,000
30
28
84
33%
30 Va
"
21%
28
83 Va
82
21%
*83
*33%
85%
60%
21%
3W
4/200
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
20
.
.
Monday, May 4, 1959
.
(2048)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Bange for
STOCKS
Prevlou
Range Since Jan.
Year 1958
91
92 % May
Sep 15
Dec 22
79
Oct
Apr
9
90% Feb 26
Sep 24
79
102
97
7
104
Aug 12
40% Oct 13
14
24 ye Mar
4
34% Jan
6
14% Jan
9
98
88
Mar 31
87
Apr 28
80
Jan
2
98
Feb
19
99 % Mar
11
33% Jan
2
50% Mar
5
19
23
Feb
33
Jan
88
4
6
-Dec
11
20% Nov
5
126
17
2
Oct 31
96
10
Jan
10
39% Aug
21 % Feb
7
Jan
Jun
3
Nov
13% Jan 13
28
17
28% Dec 31
Jan
10
11%. Jan
2
20% Nov
14
116 /. Dec
73% Feb 25
29
21% Jan
2
35% Oct
8
27% Jan
6
35'/a Dec
29
4% Jan
2
18% Oct
6
25
6
18% Feb 25
44% Aug
25% Aug
27
Feb
39% Jan
2
83 % Jan
2
35% Feb 18
8
Jan
18
111% Jan 28
18% Feb
9
Feb
92
8
25% Jan
6
38% Jan
27
24 % Mar 25
99
17
Apr
32% Feb 24
29% Mar 26
8
151% Apr 24
31% Apr 28
Feb
35
9
2
40% Jan 13
16 y4 Jan
6
21% Mar
Jan
10
39% Dec
16
9% Jun
5
9
36 »/2 Jam
2
20% Feb
38
Mar
39
Jan
5
22
49% Apr
4
28% May 1
41% Mar 16
Jan
Missouri
60
Jan
66
May
68% Jan
75
6
24
29
13% Apr
18% Jan
23
13% Apr 24
8% Sep
29% Apr 30
22% Jan
8
Jan
16
18
20% Sep
14% Sep
6
11% Apr 22
4% Apr
2
45
29
16% Dec
8% Jan 13
24
8
Monarch
12
Monon
13
Class
49% Apr
20
8
28% Jan
14
71% Dec 12
63% Feb
4
35% Mar
78
Mar 24
21% Dec
29
20% Jan 14
20% Jan
6
2
30% Apr
9
5
95% Apr
30
30% Apr
34% Mar 12
May
23
2
30 y2 Jan
50% Jan
Dec
33%»Nov 28
50
25
Sep
18
I Apr 10
39% Apr 24
27
31
31
*30%
31Tb
31
31
500
18Tb
26%
26%
27
27
149%
18
18%
18%
18 Tb
18%
18 Yb
146 y2
26%
26%
26%
Tb
151
147
151
31%
18 Tb
'
3,000
26%
18%
v
18%
2,100
145%
147
10,600
32%
33
8,800
32%
33%
31%
32%
31%
32 %
38%
38%
38 Tb
37%
38%
37%
Si'4
19%
20 %
19%
20 Tb
19%
19%
19%
20%
44 7 b
45%
44
44%
43%
44
43%
44T1:
20 Tb
43% •'"44
30,800
5,600
25
36%
3,200
88
15,600
46%
47%
1
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18
18 Tb
17%
18
6,200
8,400
4,000
16 Tb
17%
17%
18%
17
18%
16%
17%
64%
64%
*64
65%
65 %
65%
*05
75
•74 Tb
75%
*74%
75%
75
75
14
14.
*13%
14
13 %
1314
*13 Tb
21%
16%
20%
21
20%
21%
*13 Tb
14 Tb
*13%
8%
8%
13%
400
22
22 Tb
13%
22%
*13 Tb
9
190
13%
14
14
14
100
9
800
*13%
*8%
2
481b
49 Tb
48%
49
48 Tb
48%
5
30%
31Tb
30 Tb
31Tb
30 Tb
30%
30%
3114
75%
76
75 Tb
75%
75%
75%
75
7514
Co—
Co
9%
1
300
15%
No par
25
14
66
*74 Tb
21 Tb
14
8%
20%
99,700
16%
66
66
75
9
9
48%
& Chemicai-
8%
481b
49
5,500.
43,900
4914
80%
;
30%
3,300
75%
76
1,400
4,800
25
25
25
25%
2514
24%
30 Tb
31Tb
30
30%
30
30Tb
29%
30%
46%
46 Tb
46Tb
46%
47%
47%
30%
48 I'm
29%
45 Tb
1
No par
47%
4814
24%
25 Tb
25
24%
8,600
71,600
23%
23%
23
23 Tb
22 Tb
23%
22%
2214
22%
22%
27%
28
26%
27%
26%
27 Tb
27
27%
93%
91%
94%
90%
95
26%
9314
27
91 %
95%
92
10
8
31Tb
31Tb
30%
31Tb
31
3114
31%
31%
17
17%
17%
17 Tb
17%
17 Tb
17
1714
1
28%
28 Tb
28%
28 Tb
28Tb
28Tb
28%
28%
16%
28%
I
1
10
31%
32 Tb
31.
31%
31
31%
'"•'31%
31%
31%
47
47 Tb
46%
46-14
46%
4614
2,700
4,000
27
27 Tb
27%
27%
2714
28%
12,BOO
No par
41
40
40
40%
40%
500
15%
16
15%
16
16
16
16 Yb
58
62
61
61%
3,500
2,000
4,500
11,000
12
10
3
Lines
& Co
Inc
Products
26%
26%
147
145
149
38%
1,000 lire
Wheel
14,700
47%
Corp
Mysrs (F E) & Bros
43% Jan
Feb
31
-
46%
9
18
19% Jan
38
410
X31
31Tb
*30
22%
4714
2
45
30% Jan
99
22%
46%
Munslngwcar Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
32
2
*95
22%
47 Tb
shares
(John)
Motorola
Motor
98 %
46%
17
16
17% Jan
*95%
47 Tb
20
2
24% Jan
9
99
46%
Jan
Jan
13
Feb
95%
24,700
32 y2 Apr
48% Apr
28
25% Oct
16
95%
Gib
Mouu
32% Nov 21
Jan
11
x95%
40%
Mueller Brass Co
17
18% Nov
100
*97
28%
15
12% Apr
19 % Jan
22
6%
Utilities Co
Moore-McCormack
Morrell
134
22%
40
Oil Co__
Amerlcan
24% Feb 24
23% Jan
57% Jan 28
135Tb
21%
——No par
Chemical
Power
17,900
133%
23%
27
Montgomery Ward & Co
21% Nov 17
134%
137%
22%
61b
Monterey
60% Dec 31
134 Tb
135%
134%
23
137%
22%
40%
2
23% Dec 31
19%
20%
20
510
27 Tb
1
2
18,000
6Tb
36J/8Jan
2
1.000
20 Tb
3914
48% May
17% Jan
36%
19%
25%
28ya Feb 26
11% Jan
36%
6%
40% Feb
35
37
20%
39%
B
Montana
2514 Apr 29
*36%
25%
37% Dec 22
3
36%
6%
42% Nov
13
36%
39
18% Feb 25
2
37
25%
28
Jan
*36%
129
100
100
1.25
Montecatini Mining
14% Jun 22
37%
100
-;.r"
6%
RR class A—
Montana-Dakota
2
88%
No par
Monsanto
38% Jan
Jan
88
39%
Machine Tool
29
10% Jan
88%
25%
Mojud Co Inc
15% Jan
41% Nov 20
5
19
89
6%
preferred
preferred
4.20%
2
Jan
31% Dec
1
Jan
1
47%
88%
class A—No par
Pacific lilt
3%%
Mar 30
46%
89%
37
Mohasco Industries Inc common—5
19
19
471a
89%
38Tb
27
Nov
Nov
46%
90%
4,300
Tb
25 Tb
18% Apr
18
80
89%
49%
6%
Missouri Public Service Co—
90
47
48
*40
39%
30
14% Dec
2
40
46Tb
49%
41%
25%
48% Feb 20
2
48
40
47
49
*40
21%
9,300
47%
41%
49Tb
20
7,166
45%
6 %
20% Jan
10
44%
47 Tb
21%
10
100
45%
41%
49%
*40
40
88%
*85
*98
43%
44
46Tb
20%
Tb
130.
V
V!l
87
*85%
39%
41% Jan
Jan
100
190
96
5
-—
17% May
12% Jan
Jan
88
*98
88%
& Mfg
Mining
*85
100
43%
44%
87
83%
96
97
*85%
46%
8
100
10
29
52
15% Jan
;
1'
30
G2
43%
45%
49%
19% Dec
Apr
2
16% Oct 24
*.98
41Tb
43% Dec
20
*85
49 Vs
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR
2
87
100
*40%
No par
Minnesota & Ontario Paper-—2.50
Minnesota Power & Light
No par
Minute Maid Corp
—1
Mission Corp
;
1
Mission Development Co
5
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
22% Mar 26
8
GYb Feb
Minn
87
*99
1
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par
Minn St Paul <fe S S Marie—No par
16
87
100
45
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer— 1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co common—1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
28
24 ya Mar 20
137 % Apr
*85
*96
88%
*85%
*98
10
5%% 1st preferred
Midwest Oil Corp
96
87
*85%
83%
84%
87
96
96%
96
96%
87
87
Inc
Utilities
Midland-Ross Corp common
22
*95%
Shares
May 1
Apr. 30
84%
86%
*84%
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 29
85%
84%
85
Sales fa*
HIGH SALE
Apr. 28
Apr. 27
85
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
Enterprises Inc—
South
Midland
47% Apr 28
92
Feb 27
26% Apr 29
28y4 Jan 28
111% Jan
4% Jan
4% Jan
Middle
6
6
51% Apr
44% Apr
Pat
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd—100
4.35% preferred series
100
3.85% preferred series
100
3.80% preferred series
100
4.45% preferred series
100
Miaou Copper
8
Mar 13
13
45
7% Jan
31
Jan
5
25% Feb 24
59
93
80% Jan
Sep 19
43% Oct 13
39
15
88% Apr
Jan
2
Jan
9
82
2
35% Jan
76
July
48% Dec
28% Jun 25
78
•.
92
15
Jan
13
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
78
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
1
Corp
30%
46%
47
46%
47
27 Tb
27%
27%
27 Tb
40%
40%
40
40
*39%
15%
16
54%
*15%
5,000
7,600
20,000
4,300
3,900
2,400
32
N
9% Jan
11
16% Dec
2
Jan
8
15
43% Jan
3
14 Yb Jau
2
23% Mar
2
19
59y4Oct
14% Mar
6
18% Jan 26
13% Jan
Nafi Corp
lb
Jan
9
62
Apr
30
22% Dec 29
21% Jan
6
29% Jan 22
National
31
26% Jan
2
34% Apr 13
National Aviation Corp
49% Jan
15
56
National Biscuit Co
154% JaD
2
164y2 Apr
3
16y4Nov 20
86% Dec 19
10% Apr 13
66 y4 Apr
2
14% Jan
12
80
30% Dec
52% Apr 23
14
41% Jan
6
3
9% Jan
2
50% Jan
51% Nov 20
168
17
19% Jan
8
Jon
2
Jan
20
11
37% Jan
49% Nov 21
26% Apr
46 V4 Feb
20% Jan
31% Nov 19
29% Feb 12
86% Jan
103% Nov 19
17% Jan
24
42
59%-Dec 11
90
Jan
Jan
Oct
9
100
May 8
115%Oct 10
84% Apr 17
148
Dec
14
2
99% Jan
Mar 13
Jan
Airlines
5
3
109
Apr 21
59% Feb 10
71
22
93
Mar 30
104
Feb
9
Apr
6
24% Jan 21
128
National Fuel
Jun
19
152% Jan
5
159
128y2Nov
7
143
Jun
17
131
Jan
5
134% Mar 12
13% Jan
7
18% Sep
30% Sep
10
25
17
Jan
2
21% May 12
28% Jan
2
46
47% Apr Tl"
30% Jan 13
77%
21
Mar
3
National Linen
Mar 25
38% Mar 24
36
40y4Marl3
4
23
20% Apr 30
^
93%
*93%
155
132
36 Tb
*20%
21%
20%
21%
10,400
12,100
21Tb
21%
21Tb
20%
11
10%
10Tb
10%
10%
10%
11
13%
13Tb
13%
13Tb
13%
14
13%
13%
1
19 %
201b
19%
19%
19%
20
Xl9%
19%
19%
19%
7,900
1
8%
8Tb
8%
8%
8%
8%
8Tb
8%
81b
8%
8,200
141b
14%
14%
14
*39%
401b
*78
79
13
50% Oct
13
26
17
May 29
Dec
13% Mar
3
29% Nov 20
18
Apr
2
32% Nov
180
Jan
16
275
10
Apr
1,
40% Apr 27
23 y2 Jan 27
25% Feb
9
3iy4 Feb 27
31
280
12% Sep 24
247a Sep 25
36% Oct
8
18
Dec
7
88 y2 May
Jan
8
29% May
30% Jan
34% Jan
440
1
6
13
2
2
38% Jan
2
74 %
8
Sep 17
29% Jan
56% Dec
85
,
2
39
Sep
5
70% Sep 19
76
Oct
80
Sep 25
Aug 15
Sep 17
103
94
187a Jan
2
Mar 23
101b Jan
6
20% Jan~
5
32% Apr
.
31
27
8
68% Jan
8
73% Feb
6
73Tb Apr
777a Apr
79
7
85-% Mar
5
88% Apr
1067a Aug
5
32% Jan 12
16% Jan
Feb
6
Dec
29
Jan
82% Jan;
103%
96% Jan
5
108
Mar 23
102% Feb 26
26% Jan
2
29% Mar 18
3.80%
3.90%
4.10%
5.25%
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.85%
37% Apr 27
19
39% Feb' 9
21% Jan 28
52% Mar 18
32% Apr 30
70
27
Northern
Central
35% Jan 22
Northern
Natural
113% May 26
59% Nov
5
108
22% Nov 11
6
Jan'
7
108
Jan
8
113% Mar
9
527a Mar 13
2
2
25% Apr 20
77% Mar 17
Feb.11
88Tb Mar 23
.
22% Jan'
72'% Jan
Jun
13
83
92
July 16
93% Mar
7
37% Dec
33% Dec
19
7
17
31
83% Jan i 21
82Tb Jan
84
-
Jan
31% Jan;
American
30% Jan'
86% Mar
2
5%%
5.80%
Pacific Ry
States Pwr Co
...
—
78
77%
77%
20%
20%
20lb
86%
88
*85
86%
600
3,200
iti
Vol
*76
201b
500
150
11,900
88
*86
-
20
89
91
89
90
88%
89%
5,000
41%
42%
42%
42%
42%
4o%
12,600
27%
28Tb
28Tb
28 %
28%
29%
9,800
27%
28
27Tb
2 7 la
27%
28%
56,200
33
32 Tb
33%
33%
33%
33-%
34%
41,900
325
*305
325
*305
325
*305
18
33%
56
56%
75%
39
70 Tb
8%
8TB
18
33 Vb
"
8 Tb
9
'
18%
33 '
56 Tb
56%
56%
46% Apr
10
Northwest Airlines
Corp
.56%
Inc
5%% conv preferred
Norwich Pharmacol Co
1,600
33
3,900
56%
4,600
76
76
76
77 Tb
*76%
77%
39Tb
39%
39Tb
39%
39%
19,900
70 Tb
|70%
70%
70%
69
76
76
80
•80
87
*84
105
79 Tb
81%
*84
86
-
440
440
74
75
74
76
76
80
*76
60%
79%
*84
86
103Tb
104
103 T 4
1041b
100 Tb
520
79%
86
*104%
*99%
260
105%
290
100
99
99%
100%
100Tb
100%
27%
27%
27%
28%
27%
28%
28
28%
3,200
36%
37%
36%
37%
3,700
36
36%
99 Tb
98%
99%
98%
99%
22%
*22Tb
22%
22Tb
22%
23%
100
46%
46%
46Tb
46 %
46Tb
46 Tb
46 lb
46
46%
39,200
30%
32
32
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
13,600
36%
98
*72
32%
37
72%
73
73
73
33%
32 Tb
111
107%
108
111%
111Tb
*111 %
112 Tb
50 Tb
,50%
50%
50 7 b
25%
74%
75%
260
111Tb
160
50 Tb
51Tb
13,400
24%
25
25
5,900
74%
75
74
75
640
85 Tb
83%
84
*84
86%
*83%
86%
85
*84%
86
84Tb
84 V2
87 Tb
*86%
87%
*86%
87%
39%
39%
39%
40%
30,100
39%
39%
39%
39%
18,000
3814
38%
38%
1,600
Tb
72%
75%
8,100
25%
74%
-75
*84
85 Tb
*84
85 %
*84
*84
86%
•84
86%
85%
*84
86 Tb
*84%
*86%
88
*86%
87 Tb
•86%
1
38%
39%
37 Tb
39 Tb
39%
10
40%
41
39%
40%
38%
:39 Tb
39
:
71%
38%
39%
38%
38%
*38Te
70
72
70
71
.
31%
24Tb
25
85%
86%
39
68%
40
14,800
108
112
25%
4,800
72
108
74Tb
*84
*84
85%
75
31Tb
321b
107%
50Tb
72
99
107%
112
50%
'
31%
I
25Tb
72 Tb
98
*22%
107%
32Tb
108
25%
.
|
650
39%
30 Tb 30%
*72
73
33
33Tb
108
108
112
112
50%
51%
—10
25
'
Tb
46
-1
1.25
-
39%
70%
1
100
:
18%-
18%
33
56%
3.300
9
9
18 Tb
32%
100
100
100
100
$4.16 preferred series
8%
18
33%
*35
104 Tb
'
18
32%
*22%
(Minn)—
$4.08 preferred series
$4.11 preferred series
7
Apr 10
75% May 1
77
20Tb
5
Northrop
47% Jan 27
.
100
.100
5
Common
13
57% Dec 10
39%
325
8%
9Tb
18%:/;
34% .• '
55Tb 56
16
76%
39% 39,2
10
10 2
15
76
*80
80%
*85
88
105 - 105
99% 99%
27Tb 28%
36% 37Tb
99
100 Tb
*22% 22 Tb
1
Co
$3.60 preferred series
$4.10 preferred series
43% Apr
6
Gas
preferred
preferred
Northern
88Tb Mar 23
44
*305
,
—50
Ry Co
89
Mar 25
33Ta
1
Aviation
5
317a Jan
6
North
5
34% Deo 31
pasre
16
18
.
25
21
Ry common
Adjustment preferred
5
17
see
Feb
Norfolk & Western
Northern
23
94
94% Jun
Jan
47% Feb
63% Jan
2
footnote*
100
100
100
100
8
Northeast Capital Corp
73
JaD
31Tb Apr 30
34%
40
28
32%
331b
34
40
91 %
42%
281b
28
27%
330
8Tb
.
1
preferred
23 Tb Mar 10
105
7
,100
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co new
100% Apr 23
13
*302
33%
88
90%
41%
28%
34%
401b
79
*85
42
281b
32%
If
100
Apr 17
30
27%
34
40%
20%
3,300
14
14
35%
20%
88
92 lb
14%
40
*78
20%
28
50
I
84V4 Jan 29
83% Dec 31
For
>
22% Jan 12
32% Dec
91%
40%
Y State Electric Gas Corp—
Common
;
-No par
$3.75 preferred
100
18
109% Jun
*85
No par
19
22% Apr
10% Jan
Feb
2
20%
■\
New Haven & Hartford Co—
: Nov
277a Nov 17
72 % Nov 19
70% Sep 25
Aug 29
797a Sep 25
80% Oct
1
31
Apr'29
3
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com—No par
3.40% preferred.
100-
1;
13
preferred
England
45% Dec
81
30% Dec
1
41% Jan 14
July
Inc
23% Apr
92
16% Jan
2
63% Apr 11
26% Apr
9
23
84Tb Mar 11
2
36
Oct
58 Tb Jan 21
38% Jan
105% May 16
2
9
Apr 24
18
807a July 25
108
53% Feb
75
Nov
Co
Common
38% Feb 17
Mar 18
•
88 % Apr ^3
.93% Jan 24
53% Apr
7
21% Sep
5
25% Feb 20
102
7
Fibre
Preferred 5% series A.
New York Shipbuilding Corp
N
67
76
8Tb Mar 25
„
N
N Y
5% Jan
14% Jan;
25% Apr
Inc
Radiator
NY Chicago & St Louis Co
Y & Harlem RR Co
15
Feb
Co
Electric System
1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd-100
Newmont Mining Corp—
10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
1
New York Air Brake
•
New York Central
NoDar
49% Mar 13
900
10%
40
108% Oct
3,900
2114
X35
14
100
500
37%
37
14
14 lb
Jan
.
20Tb
*20%
11 lb
35%
36% Apr 30
17% Jan
2
37
3CTb
22%
141b
68
133
*131%
201b
36%
13%
35%
86>4 Apr 30
107% Mar 11
133
20Tb
10%
Neptune Meter Co
5
Newberry Co (J J) common—No par
83
*131%
20%
21%
13
96
133
20%
1
26
15
156%
156
*131%
440
1
37% Apr
Dec
11,600
156%
2,100
43% Feb
82
125
155
94
9,900
*14
3%ft
121
256
50Tb
1
New
50
121%
94
38%
Neisner Bros
2
95
121
*155
94
80
26
19
*94
122%
*93%
122
50Tb
15
82% Mar
7,400
38%
9
2iy4Jan
11,200
69%
79
National Vulcanized
Natomas Co
Apr 29
19% Jan
2
22%
69
51
10lb Mar 24
77
22%
69%
106
78%
8
7
600
22 Tb
68 Tb
106
381b
7
19
106%
22%
69%
107
51
7% Jan
Nov
106%
23
69
38
13% Jan
84% July
21,200
77
7
20
32%
51
18
8
31%
38
8% Dec
14% Jan
31%
38
3814
14% Oct
74% Oct 23
.13,300
31%
381a
38'A
4% Jan
331i Apr 30
36% Jan
2
4,800
51%
31Tb
381b
No par
9% Jan
38% Nov 19
27Tb
50%
79%
National Tea
2
27 lb
52
50%
National U
26% Jan
70%
271b
50%
36%
National Theatres
Feb
69%
27%
50%
78%
12 Tb Mar 23
Jan
71Tb
27Tb
801b
51
79%
24Tb Mar 25
12
70%
420
22%
20T4
37
51
81
14% Apr
20 *4 Apr
13% Aug 11
12,100
35,000
37y2
51V*
37 Tb
51
80%
9
10% Jan
11
69%
106
132
20
11
31%
155
133
11
70%
94
155
159
50%
125%
20
10%
52
159
27%
22%
70%
70
6
27
8.700
*158
52
159
51%
11%
Jan
S
3,800
52%
10%
12
2
24%
32%
51%
10 y4 Jan
Dec
24%
32%
1591b
12% Oct 22
~liy2
24%
32%
50%
7% Jan
7% Jan
24%
32%
<132
10
Co
24%
32%
159%
—_10
Co
15
32%
57;:a
51 Yb
122
14%
24%
22%
93%
14%
54%
23%
33%
50Yb
128
154%
15
*158% 159%
10%
11 Va
71%
73%
27%
27%
49%
50%
31%
32%
106
107
52%
—4
National-Standard
National Steel Corp
National Sugar Ref
Apr 17
86% Mar 12
-
54
71
126
Corp
1
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast-No par
54
Jan
70
Service
9
40% Sep
50%
15%
16
157% 160
10%
10%
73 %
75%
27%
27%
49%
511b
31%
32Tb
107
107
22%
22%
10
Co
Gas
Apr 10
74% Jan
7
Dec"l7
10
common
.amnion——I
$4.50 preferred..
No par
National Lead Co common.
•
7% preferred A
100
6% preferred B
100
Apr 27
168
Fibres
National Gypsum
Apr 27
97% Feb 26
2
Automotive
53 %
25
100
10
National Cash Register
•
National City Lines Inc
1
National Dairy Products
•
Natl Distillers & Chem Corp com—4
4%# pfd series of 1951
100
15
34% Mar
1
7ft preferred
National Can Corp
5
32% Jan
15
*1514
•
curp
National Acme Co
National
149% Oct
15
16
54
-.1
25%
24%
Inc—Name changed to Nafi Corp
4
32%
32% v
32%
1
2
52 y4 Jan 12
Aug 19
40
•-
•
71%
74
60
*40
24.
I
"
Volume
Number 5843
189
.
.
(2049)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan.1
Year 1938
Lowest
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Fcr
Apr. 28
Apr. 27
galea f*r
SALK PRICES
HIGn
Wednesday
Apr. 29
Tuesday
Monday
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 30
Shares
May 1
O
90
Sep
103
16
2
85
Jan
12
3.90%
18
100
Jan
13
4.56%
4.44%
3
95% Jan
16
2
44% Feb
4
Ohio
Oil
2818 Feb
10
34% Mar
4
Okla
Gas
Jun
3
98
17% Apr
May 27
29
18
Feb
27
4%
89
27
90 % Feb
5
23
4.24%
Jan
5
30% Jan
9
2714 Jan
50% Apr
2914 Dec
9
31% Apr
7% Jan
7
451-8 Dec
31
15 % Dec
15
141b Jan
7
19% Mar 20
Oliver
40% Jan
13
74
Dec
17
6114 Jan
19
75% Jan
Otis
20 ',i Jan
7
35
Dec
18
3014 Jan
26
35
July 15
15 ?i Dec
4
1514 Jan
15
16
37 lis Feb, 24
66 Ti> Dec
16
6114 Feb
10
32
59
2
93 lis Oct
7914 Feb
2
Feb
12
16
99% Feb
Mar 19
3
10% Jan
26
13 % Apr
14
19% Jan
5
23% Jan
16
12% Mar 26
15% Jan
5
Mar 16
23% Feb
26
17
2
3
56% Feb
10
6714 Apr
Dec
18
Jan
20
66% Apr
21
61
2
64
40% Jan
2
54% Dec 31
20% Feb
2l
39% Oct 30
2
150
143
2
144% Apr 24
6% Jan 29
Sep
30
134% Feb
3
4
Feb
27
5% Nov
7
4 Vis Jan
7
12% Jan
3
23% Nov
12
22% Jan
2
35% Apr
1
59V4 Jan
94
Paper
2
62% Dec
Jan
3
98
47% May
8
Feb
92
15
Apr
44
May
36% Feb
5
Dec
45 % Dec
8
19
July 17
27% Dec
23
23% Jan
23
26% Feb
Oct
29
46% Jan
12
2% Jan
23
57
2% Jan
9;
7% Jan
21
3V4 NOV 21
15% Nov 11
25
Jun
16
49
Dec
30
19% Jan
6
30% Jan
10
23% Jan
3
3 Vis Jan
;
15% Jan
22% Jan
8
24% Apr
8
1
82% Jan
113
Dec
9
98% Jan
21
85
Dec
31
74% Jan
20
65
7
Oct
14
62
49% May 15
49
13
Jan
23?4 Apr 27
117
Mar 4
90% Apr 27
82% Mar 23
;
57 % Dec
41% Jan
2
94% Sep
32 Vis Sep
18
30
11 Vis Feb
28
28% Jan
7
37
2
5
Jan
55% Feb
31
104% Jun 13
98
101% Apr 25
Apr 20
102% Apr
8
98V4 Apr 20
20
Jan
5
55% Mar 20
9414 Jan
Apr 23
7
43% Dec 29
15% Apr
43
Feb
10
51?; Dec
49?; Jan
5
Feb
9
19% Dec
29
1
•
19% Jan
40% Dec
30
95
I
2
14
Jan
Jan
12
9
28
Jan
13
100
26% Jan
2
41% Dec
•
5
36% Feb
9
97% Feb
13
18
102
May
18Tb Dec
17?4 Mar
8
Jan
2
5
Apr
13
111
Dec
4
10
49?; Jan
9
3
92
Jan
100% Jun
7
96
17
2
22
64% Nov 20
59?4Jan
2
60i; Dec 31
49
Jan
2
20% Sep
11
96% Oct
7
70% Mar 5
Apr
8
2234 Jan 26
103 % Apr 15
7
3714 Jan
37
Jan
31
24
6
98
Feb
19
7
10714 May
93 Vis Feb
Aug 27
83
Jan
28
95
Nov 24
93
IOO
57
21?4 Mar 31
16
Jun
102
May
Apr
107
May 13
101% Jan
9
Nov
14
64 V* Jan
26?b Dec
Sep
5
1
21
Jan
6
7
57% Jan
71% Nov 24
67
Jan
5
43
72
2714 Jan
12% Jan
13
Jan
62
31
59
Feb
16
'89
Mar 18
80
Jan
5
75
Mar 12
78
Apr
27
84% Apr
Jan
29
36?b Feb
27
49% Dec
4714 Jan
2
7% Jan
2
12% Sep 24
11% Jan
28
95% May
7
97
96
Jan
5
Apr
8
14
41% Mar 31
88?4 Nov 25
100 Vis Jun
20
90
Jan
2
Jan
2
24% Nov
20
2014 Jan
8
52% Feb
26
16% Jan
~2
14
6
93 Vis Jun
84% Jan
7
16
5
87
~2~2?b Oct~13
82?; Jan
19
21% Jan
17
NOV
Jail
3914 Apr
100
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99% July 29
25
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14% May 13
18
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5
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28
93
15 "
8
10
135
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4
133
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9
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17
140
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22
134
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5
15?a Jan
2
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13
128
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.
128
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9
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9
74
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21 Vb Apr
29
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26
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73
Oct
23
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29
80
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10
Feb
9
23 Va Jan
9
Jan
6814 Jun
2
1714 July
7
77 V4 Jan
20
39?; Jan
10
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86
8
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9
123 V4 Jan
2
2414 Sep 29
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77% Dec 18
125
113?i Aug 27
16
15
74% Jan
2
114 Vi Jan
22
3414 Mar 31
39 % Apr
21
63
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102
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10
11314 Dec
16
1914 Jan 31
21% Mar 20
39% Nov
14
32 V* Nov
14
43V2 Jan
2
1091b Nov
20
16% Jan
2
27?* Oct
2
24
88?; Dec
15
90
Dec
12
88
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14
22?; Jan
27?b Jan
22
60
31?bAprl7
27V4 Jan
12
96 V* Jan
28
142% May
1
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7
28'4 May
1
10
Jan
31
78% Nov
20
73 Vb Feb
9
4214 Jin
9
5014 Dec
31
47?; Feb
17
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2
39
14
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7
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2
95?; Apr
29% Feb
29% Jan
55
26%
Oct
32
29
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5
Oct
29
36
S3
100
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12
37
Jan
Nov
Feb
95
Apr
18
23
107% Apr 22
2
88
31
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18
31
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2
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11
27
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8
85
30
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2
25
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2214 Mar
-
Jan
16
9
86% Jan
7
3
24
15
29
32% Jan
8
Nov
19
58
Jan
2
64% Feb
45
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31
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13
31
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16
16
16
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31 Vb
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88%
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59 ?b
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60
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290
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22
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105
27% Feb
23
-
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11
28
52
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July 28
For
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79
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99
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129
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105
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10,600
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21,200
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100
14,100
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1,300
100
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99
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109
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72
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96
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11,100
10
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6,500
118%
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39%
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3,800
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93
118
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50
97%
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145
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3,900
31,100
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84
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129
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84
49
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78
135
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103
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38
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3,200
129
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7,600
1,670
2,500
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29%
29%
5,800
136?;
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14,400
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142?4
28
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28%
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91%
91
91%
90%
91%
29
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29
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78
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79
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51
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3,800
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72
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22
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23
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52
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100
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101
101
100
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86
85
86
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100
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100
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4,000
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87
15,900
63,300
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22?;
113%
22%
111%
112
110?;
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5
6% " preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp„10
22 ?4
22%
111
111
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■Ar
%
23 ?b
2,100
18,600
1,300
55%
34%
109%
99
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7%
110
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23%
33 ?4
22Tb
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18,900
28,200
14
13%
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110%
100
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14
24
110
100
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13%
2%
54?4
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23
2%
■.#•;
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34?b
23%
J-
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4
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8?b
23 ?4
2%
2%
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14%
13%
55
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22 ?4
15,200
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46%
43%
1
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93
25
24%
49%.
49
*23%
*23%
5,700
59,100
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25%
2%
4%
31 Va
93
44
preferred
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49
4%
31%
48%
61
14%
330
94%
46%
43%
25%
21'a
preferred
.
100
- 4.32(7 preferred
_25
4.16% preferred
_25
4.30(7 preferred
100
Publicker Industries Inc com
5
$4.75 preferred
Nopar
Puget So ind Power &, Light Co__.10
Pullman Inc
,._No par
Pure Oil ____t
5
4%
31%
43%
14%
1,810
47%
31
4%
100
40
163% 164?a
140% 140%
47%
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93
4714
141
4814
4%
25
100
2,800
6,900
64 Va
163%
4.3%
900
64?4
64%
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40
*C0
Va
22 %
*20
21
30%
sink fund preference
*12%
21
65
6,500
-
23
♦21
65
63 ?i
12%
12%
13
*12%
5
10
6,500
12 ?4
20%
33
Nopar
Nopar.
1
130
21 Vb
4%
1
18,500
20%
32%
100
38
96
12%
1
:
10414
37%
96
12%
13
141%,
1103%
38?b
21%
1
Corp
u;
600
97
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12%
23
162
104
37%
97
20%
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25
103 Vb
38
96%
...
18'/a
12 Vb
13
1
103%
37%
9614
■'.v.. 17%
2114
Vb
12
20-%
No par
Inc
*15%
69
1
3 V4c'o
9
5
v-60
35% Dec
13
117% Feb
11214 Apr
Mar
9
% Mar 13
35Tb Apr
7
43 V* Jan
29
Dec
21
6
27% Jan
2
10
23% Jun
113% Dec
18
1«
7
4
Feb
an
12
15
20 Vb Nov
Tqn
48% Feb
17
2
32%
Public Serv Elec & Gas com__No par
$1.40 div preference com__No par
4.08(4 preferred
100
4.18(7 preferred—.
IOC
4.30% preferred
100
5.05'fc preferred
100
Publie Serv Co of Indiana
Nopar
Mar 20
92
Oct
0 Seo
21
105
3
106% Apr
44?b Apr
Dec
8
33% Mar
91% Mar 20
Jan
72
31%
*
51-4%
5
43% Apr
Tan
102
80% Mar 13
46
7014 Nov 26
68?4 Jan
84?; Jan
Apr
98
71%
33
Potomac Electric Power Co
Procter & Gamble
Public Service Co of Colorado
2
24
89% Mar 23
Jan
84
18
73 >
32%
6.25
com
Consolidated
Forter Co
2814 Dec 31
18%
33%
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
10
5% preferred class A
100
5V4% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd__. 100
Pittston Co (The) common
_1
$3.50 convertible preferred
__75
Plough Inc
2.50
Plymouth Oil Co—.
5
Polaroid Corp
1
Poor & Co
10
Marl6
132
17?4
71
32%
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com-100
7(6 guaranteed preferred
100
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
2
62
Co
$0 convertible nreferred
$4.30 preferred (conv)
14% Jan
Aug 11
48%
73
series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
81
61,100
31,500
6,600
26,800
18%
3.90(6
67% Feb 25
49%
49%
5
100
100
5
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com
1
5% preferred
._100
Pillsbury Co common new___No par
$4 preferred
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
.1
Pitney-Bowes Inc____
;
2
When issued
2
Pitts Coke & Chem Co common ._10
14
82
Mar 23
52?4 Mar 23
15% Mar 12
97
Mar 24
47% Apr 20
94% Apr 30
37% Apr 24
125
Apr 20
42
Apr 20
24% Mar 12
94
Mar 18
99?4 Apr
2
16?; Feb 17
140
Apr 28
145
Mar 4
31% Apr 22
91% Mar 19
Dec
86
49
72%
Philco Corp common
3?4(6 preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
4(6 preferred
65% Mar 10
74?; Jan
3,700
17%
4.30% preferred
4.68% preferred—*
Phila
Reading Corp
99
Jan
2
104% Jan 26
131 % Mar 20
36% Apr 30
73
Apr 30
17
8
8814 Apr
2914
48
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
25
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
100
Pepsi-Cola Co
33V3C
Pet Milk Co common
No par
4%% preferred
100
Fetroleum Corp of America
1
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
5
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc common__l
When issued
33%C
416 2nd preferred (conv).—100
Phelps-Dodge Corp
12.50
Pliila Electric Co common
No par
$1 conv preference com___No par
4.40(6 preferred
10U
3.80(6 preferred
100
Mar 30
29 Va
18%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
97% Feb
18
29 ?b
73
Pennsylvania RR
5914 Mar 11
74
Mar 23
31% Apr
6
50
Apr 23
99Vb Feb 25
19% Jan 22
6?b Feb 24
135% Apr 20
43?; Apr 22
62
Dec
27
3
14% Jan
8
69?4 Sep 23
;
29
49 3 4
4.40% series preferred
4014 Apr
Jan
32% Mar 11
29%
72
common.___-.__l5
Co
preferred
4%%
29%
29
17%
$1.60 convertible preferred
40
Penney (J C) Co
No par
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
10
Penna Glass Sand Corp
1
Penn Power & Light com
No par
60
5
90%
48 %
Rights
A Apr 27
28
21% Jan
17
*90
73
Penn-Texas Corp common
914 Mar 19
2
Jan
7
8% Aug 25
23% Oct
2
90%
17%
18
No par
Parker Rust Proof Co
______2.50
Parinelee Transportation
No par
Patino Mines & Enterprises
1
Peabody Coal Co common
5
5% conv prior preferred
25
Penick & Ford
3.50
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
1
& Apr 27
13% Jan
*90
50%
Paramount Pictures Corp
Parke Davis & Co__
56% Apr 20
39% Mar 12
1,500
17%
90%
18
100
Glass
Common
8
4714 Jan
50
>
72
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
16
33 Vis May
90 Vb
51%
4
12% Feb 26
39% Nov 20
2,
9
*90
64%'
65% Mar 20
3% Jan 30
6
15% Jan
18
2914
50%
4%
33
*17%
29 y8
64 Y't
50"% Mar 13
45% Apr 14
1
18
90%
*3914
Jan 28
47% Nov
32?;
66%
Pacific Tin
2
2
30% Jan
40%
32%
*17%
17:%
(The)—.
preferred—J—
Panhandle
Jan
90
40 Vb
32%
*17%
65 ?4
2
3
37
41%
32%
17%
~_10
13
21
Apr
2,000
4014
33
90%
Facific Gas & Electric
25
Pacific Lighting Corp
No par
Pacific Mills
No par
Pacific Telep & Teleg common
100
6"So preferred
100
130
15,500
32 Vi
40%
*3214
*92%
94
*92 %
C9%
Corp
Pacific Finance Corp
3
7
23
169 Tb Apr 20
40%
95
5
;__i
Pacific Coast Co common
5c/o
preferred
3914 Apr
19
Jan
149
17
Dec
Jan
40
32
50
97%
♦92
17%
Fisheries Inc__
5
Pacific Cement & Aggregates Inc_5
66 V4 Jan
5014 Apr 27
37
120
*97
*9014
Pacific Amer
20
94 Vi
97
97
160
l
Corp
preferred
$5
4
320
49
Corning Fiberglas Corp
Oxford
14% July 30
22% Nov 20
'
Corp
3
28
97
98
30c
Chemical
Marine
4%
Apr
38% Apr
83
92
20
commons
Owens-Illinois
64% Nov
May 22
117% Jan
107
32"
x29
82 Vb
6.25
Mathieson
Owens
5
40 3b
32%
___7.50
92
82%
9714
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90%
84
39 Tb
92
39%
.
64 Va
92
92
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.
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83
5
Elevator
Overland
18
14
2
47% Jan
Apr
Oct
2
9% Jan
Jan
:
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Corp
*92%
64%
64 Vi
65
64%
94%
ioO
common
__
Outboard
14
6
21% Dec
7% Jan
40
Apr
93
1
1814 Jan
,
5
96% May
85lis Oct;
10
5
74% Mar
27
32
6
Olin
20
91% Apr
9
97% Jan
38 ?i Aug
31
2512 Jan
11
99? 4 July 29
89 lis Dec
7
Jam
41Tb Feb
Co
preferred.;.-
Oklahoma
65%
93%
No par
Elec
preferred
5
i
Co
&
64%
94
93%
,10Q
preferred
91?4 Apr 27
39% Jan
31
May 16
18%
6
88% Dec 31
2714 Dec
preferred..
G4?4
ri 63%
Iioo
preferred
43 la Aug 11
13
Dec
17% Jan
fan
12
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4.40% preferred
16
29 ?« Doc
31
Jar.
2
27
95% Jan
80
17
Jan
102
Oct
89
28!,
103
67% Jan 30
l
9412 Feb
92? 4 May 16
78% Sep 19
94 % Nov 17
2
907/o May
10
Jun
Ohio Edison Co common
6014 Jan
6OI2 Nov 20
50% Jan 14
common
.
4.7%
48%
133
133
25% 25Tb
47%
132
25?4 25Tb
47
132
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132% 132'%
26
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133
26?a
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26
2b
300
2,100
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
}:
(2050)
.
.
Monday, May 4, 1959
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
f#r Preriow
Lowest
Highest
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Tear 1958
Uwwt
Monday
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 27
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
HIGH
Apr. 78
SALE
Apr. 2%
Sales for
PRICES
/
mc Week
Friday
May 1
Thursday
Apr. 30
Wednesday
Shares
R
JOY* Jan
2
Feb
9
69 '/• Sep
30
10
75% May 12
70% Apr
30
74% Mar
5
31
23% Jan
9
33% May
60% Oct
14»/8Jan
8
13
1
4
23% Dec
17
19% Feb
9
21% Feb
28
69
Dec
17
56% Jan
16
27?8 Apr
73% Apr
27
20
22 !a Apr
13
25
21
16% Apr
45 v* Apr
43 y8
31
48 % Dec
24% Dec
56'/2 Jan
21
623s Apr
6
64% Mar
Jan
Radio Corp of America
30
$3.50
"Ranco
1st
preferred
Inc
com__Nopar
No par
58%
72
72
71-
5
27%
29%
29%
62
62%
—
-
No
Raybestos-Manhattan
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Mfg Co——
Reading Co common
14
19'A July 14
25'A Jan
31% July 25
10
34% Jan 24
34
Jan
5
37% Jan 26
4%
noncum
30% Dec
30
Jan
2
33% Jan
14
4%
17'A May 28
25% Aug
10
6
2
Jan
19% Jan
2
25!'2Apr
12
8
14% Oct 27
5
Reeves
Apr 10
40Vi Apr 22
Reis
7
Jan
2
26%"
71%
73%
22%
35%
31%
23%
23%
35
Chemicals
17%
;
?
22%
22%
;
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38%
,
Oct
15
15% Jan
5
20 % Apr
17
50% Oct
27
42% Jan
8
60
Apr
29
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
5
55%
56%"
16y« Dec
31
16% Jan
2
23% Apr
27
Reliance Mfg Co common..;
5
22%
Jan
9
May 20
60% Jun 24
16% Jan
2
29% Jun
2
21% Apr
27
28% Jan
7
Jan
7
9% Dec
11
8.% Jan
22
2
9% Jan
2
14% Nov
19
13 Vz Jan
6
lO'/j Apr
14% Feb
37% Apr
8
77% Dec
19
66 Vb Apr
8
751/4 Jan
5
22% May 12
25% Jan 10
39 3, b Dec
29
38% Jan
5
48
54% Dec
30
46 % Jan
28
2
33% Dec
9
30'% Jan
7
32% Jan 10
78% Dec 31
65% Feb
9
11% Jan
47% Dec
54
5
8% Jan
6
22
Jan
55
7
60'/a Mar
Mar
116
46
10
20'/a Dec
22
Oct
14
3
Feb
28
109% Dec
1
85% Apr
17
Reynolds Metals Co
Jan
.24% Mar
,
2
38% Nov
13
32% Apr
16
2
44 % Dec
16
39
2% Jan
28
19% Jan
22% Jan
55
Rexall Drug
57% Apr 29
84%Mar2G
6
9
2y«
21
91% Apr
27
2
Apr
Apr
111
f38%
i50
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5%
! 47%
.
2
2
19
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
2
5% Oct
13
4% Jan
22% Jan
2
35 % Dec
30
31% Jan
July 18
34% Dec
10
35% Feb
16
2
41% Dec
31
39% Jan
23
25% Apr
80
2
29
626
Apr
30
Mar 23
!92
Jan
30
4
28
28% Jan
48
Mar 17
Apr 30
Apr
,44% May
,
28
30
;
1
oct'l
29V8Jan
312
Apr
2
505
Dec
18
481% Jan
00
Jan
6
96
Jan
28
22% Dec
30
25% Dec
8
21% Feb
10
;24%Marl2
7% Apr
12% Jan
17
12% Nov 20
lOyaJan
7
20 Vb Dec
2
13 % Jan
3
37% Jan 13
91
2
23
*14
14!'4
71%
50
2nd pfd
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100
24%
18
18%
37%
11%
1,300
7,600
25%
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18
37%
10%
"
31%
17%
37%
V.
1.000
35%
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38%
.
/
25,200
,/
.
13,700
;'
107/8 Jan
2
14% Mar 25
Ruppert (Jacob)
14%
68%
69%
68%
69
471%
47%
47%
48
60
59%
60
59%
59%
59%
45%
44
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45%
43%
44%
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86%
88%
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114%
110
112%
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55
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84
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200
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88
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34%
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34!
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40
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41
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40
93
48
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44
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44
49
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300
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25%
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93
600
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h
37%
37
37%
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8,800
40
88%
-
43%
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34%
41%
43%
37%
623
91
90
35
47%
48 %
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100
88
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25%
44%
26%
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47
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44
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760
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50
21%
21%
21%
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21%
21%
11,100
12
11%
12
11%
12
12%
12%
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27%
28 %
28
30
30
31%
30 %
19%
20
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
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43%
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21%
11%
•
22%
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43%
43%
43%
43%
43 %
43%
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1
18%
10vb
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
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47%
46%
46 %
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46%
46 %
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11%
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11%
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5
__
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116%
56%
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27,300
115%
112%
55%
5
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7,800
28,100
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115
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16,100
47
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9%
14%
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14 %
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21%
9%
126
44%
11% Dec 30
9 Vz
125 " '
20%
Royal McEee
Ruberoid Co
9%
09%
>59%
30%
47V2 Mar 11
22%
7,400
131%
44%
24% Jan
57
56
22
•
131
20
2
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56
3,500
132%
28%
18% Mar 31
56%
22%,
21%
t
131%
1
38% Jan
56%
21%
V
1
Roper (Geo D> Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co
8
/
22%
-
71%
47
Royal
20
22
21 %
%
me,
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com
1
5%% convertible preferred
25
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp__No par
25% Oct
21%
60
132'
No par
Petroleum
21%
60%
100
series
Corp.!
Dutch
:
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9%
200
18%
60%
60%
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1,800
4
59%
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18%
60
14%
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18%
11 X!
.
47'
s
j
12
2
25%
"
131
11%
31% Apr 24
20% Apr 24
50% Jan 26
.
31%
70'ii
48
1
2
35 %
31%
131%
Ronson Corp
2
600
24,600
131%
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco class B._lo
New common W i
5
Oil
*18%
•
9%
J
*14
71 %
87
40% Nov
14
9%
*56
14% Mar 25
16% Jan
251/4
35%.
22%
21%
9%
88%
7
Jan
22%
22%
41% Mar 19
56,300
//'%
62
24%
.
57
56
21%
19% Jan
% Nov 20
•V"'' 6.000
4
:3i%
•
■
22%
22 y2
9%
1
53
221/4-•22%
24%
58%
-
55%
Rohr Aircraft Corp
16% Nov 24
"
18% -18%
57
87 7 »
2
16
Apr
30% Jan
8
30%
2
22% Jan
38% Apr
-
•
21 %
1
common
Rochester Telephone Corp
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Rohm & I-Iaas Co common
4% preferred series A
Mar 31
18%
43%
Riegel Paper Corp——£
Rltter Company
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
3
27
22%
35%
'
31%
10%
44 7 is
Richfield
26
22%
4
22%
36
31%
10%
43%
Preferreu J.to0>
5
105.400
10%
<fc Chemical Co....2.50
Rheem Manufacturing Co
Rhodesian Selection Trust
5
10%
59%
116% Apr 29
18
*18%
10%
59%
2
53% Apr
81% Jan
25%
251%
71 % / 72%
18%
1
preferred series A
87% May 22
26
72%
71 i/e
38%
Inc
conv
9
..25%
72%
18
47%
4%%
78% Jan
i% Jan
Revlon
4
26
37%
47%
4%%
90% Jan
62
18%
5
6
90% Dec 31
2
14
48
61%'
39%
Copper & Brass
132% Apr 29
10
10 y2 Jan
Revere
3
83% Jan
Jan
5
Apr 24
03% Apr
45 V-i Mar 12
12
10
10
Conv preferred 3%% series—100
Republic Aviation Corp
1
Republic Pictures common
50c
$1 convertible preferred
__10
Republic Steel Corp
10
5
61%
38%
23%
18
62
.
10%
13
7
70%
33%
17%
Jan
12% May
31
12% Fdb 16
1,200
70%
32'
*35
241/4
123,900
62%
70%
33
(Robt) & Co—
$1.25 dlv prior preference..
Reliable Stores Corp
8% Nov 11
2
8 Vb Jan
31%
-
61 VB
62%
31%
22%
36
23 %
61%
'
73%
'31%
'
,
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26 %
,
-
70%
70%
'
.
32%
25%
31%
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61%
70%
30%
71 %
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18%
37
1
00%
61%
,
61% "61%
22 %
%
*31%
No par
50c
Bros Inc
Reichhold
25%
50
50
50
preferred
2nd preferred
Reed Roller Bit Co
19
Jan
32% Mar 24
1st
"
-5
noncum
29
60
—1
——
25% Jun
par
59%
8,800
4,200
I
2,600
S
10
24Vs Jan
37V2Mar31
41% Dec 22
9
95'/i Jun
10
Jan
24
233% Nov
19
247
22% Jan
,2
35% Nov
17
28
2
31% Dec
1
84% Dec
161
24
.
Jan
84% Jan
42'/4Jan
9
Apr
Apr
30% Jan
90
>
22
258
15
Safewuy Stores common
4% preferred
Mar 24
Apr
15
1
35% Apr
29
2
38
Apr
4.30%
2
21% Oct
30
21
Jan
28
23% Feb
4
7
73
Oct
29
72
Jan
5
79% Apr
30
2
46% Dec
10
42% Jan
14
97
21
94
29
26'A Jan
Jan
20
20% Jan
2
00
25
11
35
16
31
12% Mar
Dec
48% Oct 24
12
32% Jan 13
61-is Dec
34
46
Dec
2
20
8% Apr
17
55% Feb 12
39% Feb
12
Feb
Oct
3
86
oet
2
99% Jan
24
5
28% Oct
*2
12
85% Apr
10
7*;8 Feb
4
Nov
6
Jun
8% Jan
12
,
7
July 10/
39%Sep30
10
25
2
16
24
Jan
3
48
25
Jan
6
May
6
4% Mar
5
22
11
24
8% Jan
10
26% Feb
25
Oct
'
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16% Aug
46% Dec
4
1
15
22 /
;
17% Jan
11
39% Nov
17
Dec
1
35% Apr
13% Jan
30
13
12
853/a Oct
7
79
17
17
Feb
17% Feb 24
23% Oct
13% May 20
20% Sep 30
21% Nov 14
18
12% Jun 25
32% Dec
26% Jan
22
40
10
Jan
2
Apr 17
33'A Jan
2
50% Jan
16% Sep
46% Mar
48
Feb
3
4
17
50% Nov 20
2
5
Nov
14
70'A Oct
10
23% Feb
18% Apr
17% Jan
Jan
38
5
91
Apr
18% Jan
;
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9
Mar 11
22
Jan
26
20% Apr
3
120
Mar 11
145% Mar 25
14
4578 Jan
2
i!53% May
68
7
195
1
18% Jan
66% Dec
24
61 % Jan
30
62% Feb
151
12
72% Sep
27
6
Apr
Apr
28
1
28
61
Apr
27
15% Jan
2
23% Oct
14
28
22% Jan
5
14% Jan
2
25% Dec
17
16% Apr
22% Feb
58% Jan
10
110% Dec
15
98
44% Jan
13
52% Apr
21% Dec
25
44% Mar 19
15% Apr
6% Jan
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18
19% Mar
2
if 24
Mar 30
8% Jan
2
27!2 Apr 13
152% May 1
Jan
26
8
7% Jan
2g
30
33'A Feb
2
38
49
Jan
7
52% Feb 25
20% Jan
2
47% Jan
14
52
36% Sep
26
48% Dec
31
44% Jan
30
; 52
25% Jan
7
34% Dec
30
32% Jan
25% Apr
28
13
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49% Jan
24% Jar.
2
13
34% Dec
36
May
9
May 29
61% Dec
17
33
Apr
15
57% Apr
23
29
34
2
35
Dec
31
34% Jan
Jan
2
44% Dec
9
34% Jan
2
65% Dec
31
63!
Jan
29
53% Feb
13
16% Jan
2
Dec
Feb
40
Apr
4
19
July 15
Nov
13
78
Feb
20
10
40% Dec
31
40
Jan
8
22% Oct
18% Jan
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2
30
2% Jan
19% Apr
7% Dec
3
6% Jan
27
67% Oct
13
56% Jan
8
12% Jan
2
17
2
92
ADr
22
861/2 Feb
70
17% Jan
45
Mav
7
92
Apr
2
0»/8 Jan
2
62% Jan
3
22% Jan
24
77% Jan
2
2
31% Dec
29
28 Vb Jan
8
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footnote
27% Oct
see
page
30
24.
13
Mar 12
9!*> Mar
5
89% Apr
10
, 21%
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i 26% Apr SO
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13
40% Apr
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20% Jun
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9
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; 22% Jan 12
t
2
211.4 Feb
15
19
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20
18% Nov 20
25% Dec
22
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; 19% Jan
19
2
3
22
17% Apr
85% Jan
20
46% Jan
2
49% Apr
Nov 26
Apr
39% Apr 21
I 37% Mar 16
68% Mar 13
Jan
80
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Seagrave
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7
84
7
Apr
33% Mar 20
34%
34%
34%
,22%
22%
22%
22%
79
79
79%
48%
49 7
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&
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18,900
42
42%
3,200
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12%!
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10,600
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81%
82
78%
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25%
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76
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76
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6,300
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24,200
27%
28%
27%
27%
27%
27%
26 Vi
27 %
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17%
18%
17%
17%
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17%
17%
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42
41%
42%
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40
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44*%
43%
43%
42%
43%
42 v\
42%
25,900
21%
20%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
31,600
11%
11%
11%
11'%
11%;
11%
11%
17,700
87%
87
87%
86%
87
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87
87
87
230
14%
13%
14%
14%
14%
14
14
14
14
2,900
40%
39%
40%
39%
39%
39
40
39%
39%
5,900
36%
15%
37%
35%
36%
35%
35%
35%
35%
353i
12.300
15%
15
15%
15
15%
14%
15
15
151/4
4,300
85
86
84%
85
84%
84%
84%
85 %
84%
85%
6,800
19%
18%
19
18%
19
19
18%
19
19!
18%
19
18%
18%
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18%
18'/4
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
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40'
43 t
44%
41%
43%
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1
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2
18%
18'%
18%
42%
43%
42%
43%
42%
49
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18%
18%
51
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19
30.000
9,600
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51
51
51
51
51%
51
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52%
52%
53 %
7,300
95
88
91%
90 %
90%
90%
92%
3,300
25%
26%
26
26%
26%
27%
27%
63 7,i
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63%
61%
62%
62 %
63%
63 %
27%
63%
26,000
69 3
69%
69%
68 %
69%
651/2
68%
65%
66%
61
4
69%
50%
51%
92
26%
26
63 3
35%
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50%
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1,200
9,500
4,900
58%
59
58
58%
56 %
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55%
56%
6,500
5
17
17%
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
17%
16%
16%
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5
26%
27 VB
26%
27
26%
27
26%
27
26%
27
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33 %c
135
140
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15
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46%
46 T«
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21%
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146%
146
45 7«
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46
45
21
21%
21%
21%
21%
7%
7%
7%
7%
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37%
36%
37%
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52 ;\
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53
7%
36
;
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*51%
53
33%
33
33
33
33
59
58%
59
58%
59%
38%
39%
33
33%
33
58%
59%
Southern Pacific Co (Del)
Southern Railway common
68%
68%
57 7 it
58 %
preferred
20
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs
Service
Co
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
4.20% preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
1,800
5,600
33%
*32%
591%
58%
39%
X38%
39%
38 %
39
35
35
351/8
35 %
35
35
*35-
35 %
1,400
40-
40%
40
40%
40
40%
40
40%
28,700
68%
67%
68%
67%
68%
68%
68 5«
18,700
58%
10,700
19%
5,500
1,200
14,900
17,500
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19
-
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68!
a
58
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58%
19
19
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72
57 7 a
18%
58
57:%
58%
19 V*
19%
19
58
19%
100
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1
43
43%
43%
43i/2
43
43%
43%
43 %
43%
44
22
22%
221/4
21%
21'/a
21%
21%
2,800
8%
0%
8%
3%
8%
8%
12,600
62
62%
62%
62 %
62%
63%
5,400
88
*87%
72
1
21 %
21%
21%
2.50
common
51
25%
39 !'s
35
41
,
'58%
•j
39%
No par
No par
501/2
*25%
40%
53
26%
26%
34%
8,700
6,400
26
52
26%
7.000
71s
36 %
26%
51%
26%
s
69.200
51
51%
25 7
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6
Edison.
*51%
4,800
45%
21%
26
50%
26%
25
com
7%
36
152%
51
50
■'
36%
36
53
26
5
7%
7%
7'A
36%
25
Sugar
144%
45
21
1
1
147%
146
146
45%
20%
4.50
com
391/8
common
90
110
16.200
8%
.2.50
preferred
25%
___lo
Co
$4.50 preferred
*75
-
93
38%
50
Sparton Corp
Spencer Chemical Co
25%
25%
4,100
■60
Inc
E&GCo
Public
42
12%
8iy4
8
-
1
Co
Square D Co
64 %
38%
5
$4.50
62%
8,700
: 8%
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
Southern Natural Gas Co
7.50
Spiegel Inc
39,800
8":«
1
preferred
Southern California
Southwestern
371%
11%
5
Rico
non-cum
36%
38%
91
8%
5%
4,500
37%
29,900
8%
48%
preferred
Southern
15%
37%
51 '»'■
South Amer Gold & Platinum
Gas
50
15
V
8:%
87
Co
Puerto
-j
22,200
48%
79%
77
50%
98
29%
25%
*"
400
38%
50%
Co..
Marchant
Jersey
26
500
11,300
79%
28%
93
92
8%
47%
Smith Kline & French Labs
5%
'.-79%
25%
100
38
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Corp...
South Carolina
12 7
81
21
25
Aircraft
12%
80%
380
20,500
63
%
42
42
~
*75
•
No par
Steel
Socony Mobil Oil Co
42
.13
43%
1
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Solar
42%
63
23
20,900
19
Sinclair Oil Corp
Smith-Corona
,
62%
!81%
11%
1
Pattern
63
12%
8%"
No par
(AO)
62
I
44% "
50c
Co
Simplicity
36%
22%
No par
7.50
of America
&
37%
11%,
No par
G)
Corp
SimondsSaw
36%
*96%
15%
21
1
.
Siegler Corp
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Simmons
48%
15%
44%
Shell Transp & Tr—
New York shares ordinary
Sheraton Corp
48
15%
1
2.50
Shell Oil Co
Bheller
49%
15%
92
78
4211
No par
^
Gas
(Frank
48
15%
80%
%
-
-*
28! 4
49%
51%
*41%
•*
22%
98
28%
'
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*78
50
28%
79%
277»
*96
28%
62
w
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49%
«
98
28%
v
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Sharon Steel Corp
Shattuck
*96
28%
353aV'373/8
38%
,3
98
50%.
80
8%
18%
49%
*96
15%
93 •' *
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38%
]
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common
Shamrock Oil
....
81
35 %
*33 %
22%
79
"
38 %
88
255
35%
34 %■
,
42%
13%
V
5
Sears Roebuck & Co.
Seiberling Rubber Co
Servel Inc
26
*75
1
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
South.
5
70
87
;
20
Seaboard Finance Co.
South
15
32
12
.
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
Apr 29
8
56
10
No par
32% Jan ~2
ii 35 % Mar 3
'163% Mar 25
24
37% Dec
28'A Jan
Jan
;
35%
v
81%.- 82%
No par
When issued
33
30
No par
(4 preferred
Smith
22
9
30
1
;
Skelly Oil Co
441/4 Jan
10% J lily
i
1
Scovlll
1
2
19
3
.
14
46% Dec
8
.
86%
*245
35%
37% '
63% v'
67% Apr
74! 4 Apr
•
7
16
35%
62%
42V4
12%
1.40
260
35%
28
15%
38
38%
87%
2
35%
*78
■
50%
5
*86!
*245
35%
22%
98
38%
38%
87 %
260
*34%
'-Vr-'A
48%
15%
,:27% May
25 % Apr
Jan
49%
*96
10
$5.25 preferred.....
28
20% Dec
25
49%
5
100
Shahmoon Industries Inc
Jan 26
-16% Mar
6
78
.
1
23
5
23
78
*250
.35%**35%
-
28%
8
46% Jan 26
Jan
Jan
17
.15% Mar 20
86% Apr 29
13% Apr 28
39% Apr 29
58
3
45% Jan 26
20
22%
$3.40 preferred
>19% Apr 27
45% Mar 18 7
6
9% Jan
Mar 20
29% Apr
5
25% Apr
8% Jan
Feb
39
2
No par
38 vb
87%
88
250/250
.
28%
Schick Inc.
Scott Paper Co common
9
Jan
34%
Mfg Co common.,
25
78
Mar 17%,
3.65% preferred
__10n
.10% Mar 11
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer__
.1
,
39% Mar 11
39'/4 Jan
/
Apr 13 .
30% Mar 18 *"
9
Jan
6
2
96
<
2
13% Jan
4
19% Dec
Jan
23
22
—
7
34%
Schenley Industries Inc
Scherlng Corp common
5% convertible preferred
j
5
81
20
35% Feb
2
14
8tf% Mar
20
,7% Jan
3
Dec
Dec
/«
Jan
Feb
23% Jan
73
1
11
'Sep
40
10 Vb
Dec
77,
91
;
Jan
Apr
43% Apr •
.(15% Mar
8
No par
Sangamo Electric Co
Savage Arms Corp
2
66
35
260
San Diego Gas & Electric Co____10
51 % Apr 28
45
/
lo
100
38%
*86%
~
35%'*»„.
St Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40% series A
Mar 13
15% Jan
9
72% Jan
11
May
21% Apr
17% Jan
j
10
16% Nov 21
19
71
2
3
74% Nov
92
75
Jan
97
j29% Mar 23
37%
86 %
~
*245
Preferred series A 5Vc
50% Apr 21
3
353a Apr 28
52% Feb
9
17
Feb
Jan
25% Mar
36% Dec
July 10
10% Apr 17
18% Feb
Nov
26% Oct 28
"
38%
86%
100
St L San Fran Ry Co com
10 % Jan
x38%
100
1
53
Apr
1.66%
preferred
St Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light & Power
conv
8%
87B
8%
6
61%
62%
6034
100
87
.
87
*87
1
19 1/8
19%
19
50c
22%
23!'8
22%
93'%
*92%
25
*921/4
■
8%
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-
191/a
25'%
93
*92%
93
2
38%
39%
38%
39 VB
3 8 Vi
38%
..No par
*83%
84 %
83 V4
83 Vz
84
84
5
30%
31%
30%
31%
29%
30%
*70
62
*87!'2
72
88
4.900
90
19%
19%
24%
88
*87%
88
19%
24
72
*70
72
.
19'%
19
19%
4.000
25%
26%
25%
261/8
711,800
92
92
60
3^%
39
10,000
*83'%
84
*92
>
38%
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4
29%
93
38%
84
30%
29 %
29%
50
17,500
Volume
Number 5843
189
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2051)
23
i
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
74
Lowest
Highest
40% Jan
61% Jan
7
85% May 2
17% Nov 28
78% Jan
5
Aug 29
14% Jan
19
6
Jan
2
3
Jan
3
4314 Feb
25
18
50
:
Standard
Coil Products
2
3% Jan
26
Standard
Gas
>•' Feb
26
52
46% Feb
24
597/a Dec 31
94% May 26
87% Jan
2
29% Dec 30
27% Jan
Dec
89*
2
3
10
84
29
'
Jan '
12
18% Nov;- 6
18
7
74% May 19
102% Dec 22
10% Jan
15
29% Jan
14
54
3
Feb
16
27
11
43
Feb
9
22
26% Feb
6
31
Slerclii
6
Stevens
Mar
P)
& Co
Stewart-Warner
22
52% Apr
42% Jan
8
Dec
8
20% Jan
6
7
15 % Jan
2
18 % Nov
28
17%
5
18% Apr
6074 Nov
12
65
18
55% Jan
24% Jan
8
26% Dec
5
33% Mar 25
10% Feb
25
15% Jan
26
G6% Jan
2
38% Mar
6
22
•V
(J
•
12
18% Jan
15% Jan
37% Jan
v-
Jan
20
2% Jan
Oct 20
16
66% Dec 31
■;
39% Feb
14
15% Jan
50
Apr
8
5
2
t>8%
29
26% Jan
13
1
11% Jan
2
Jan
16
Jan
6
Mar
23
Feb
Dec
30
97
-
13
Jan
26
23
38
22% Aug 14
30% Mar 19
72
2
15
25% Apr
Apr 24
2
20% Jan
Dec
19
6% Jan
25
9
38% Jan
15
94% Jan
5
% Feb
20
55 Va
5674
55 V4
567b
55
557b
54%
55 Va
'34,100
51 Va
517b
507a
517b
50%
50%
50%
50 VB
527b
53 Va
52%
52%
52%
5274
52%
53%
30,900
120,700
62%
62%
627b
637b
02'/a
92
90 Va
90 Va
34%
337b
34
33%
33%.
33%
33%
15%
15%
15 %
1614
23%
15%
16%
15%
16 Vb
3,600
16,400
24 Va
10,500
23%
103
105'A
96
129%
130
65
65 Va
66'A
*16%
167;
16 'A
16'A
*16%
50%
28Vb
51%
51%
54%
5374
56
28%
28 Vb
28'/a
28
J/4
52
*51 Va
52%
52%
52
24%
24 Vb
17
18%
13%
38
Feb " 6
Apr
Jan
2
78% Apr
74% Feb
26
87
Jan
2
31
Va Aor
30
35% Aor
14
27
Apr
1
33% Jan
3o
/B
JL
«/...»•
13
Jan
2
26% Jan
2
37
Aug
8
24% NOV 10
86
Dec
1
24% Dec 25
39'A Aug 22
15
98% Jan
133
2
6% Jan
2
44% Jan
v
7
Nov
29% Feb
112
2
Feb
25
89
Dec
16
18
A
4.16%
47% A
13
20
21% NOV 17
31
.2
16% Jan
2
26% Dec
7
16 Va Dec
'
237b Jan 21
»
10% Jan
27% Jan
2
52% Oct
1
167b Jan
2
»
.
Feb
20
Jan
-3
2174 Jan
2
10 Va Jan
32 Va Jan
43
45
Ry
53%
54 Va
547b
5574
5,300
357b
36
357b
357 b
357b
36 '
6,200
6274
6274
63
(52 74
63
13%
12%
13%
6274,
1274
1274
12%
3,700
8,600
92 Va
*9074
92
*9074
927b
*90%
92
28 lb
27%
28
277b
277b
277b
28
33,700
23%
237b
24%
24
247 b
24"
247b
13.800
36
36
36
36
36
*36
10174 102
102
10414
102%
7%
7Vb
77b
7
1885
10374
%
44%
43 Is
27%
27%
*2614
27
37%
3614
36%
11%
43 Va
45
1,900
77 b
4.900
44%
7,100
230
1890
1880
44%
GOO
36 74
102
77b
77b
77b
1960
45 %
27%
>!:.'/%
13
44 v:
44%
*26
27
*26
300
27
36%
35%
36
35%
35%
13.300
11%
11%
11%
12Vu
12
12%
21,200
36
377b
377b
38
37 Vb
377b
107b
11
107 a
11
117b
16
15 7 b
15%
157b
157b
1074
157b
377b
1074
38
117a
157b
1574
157 b
7674
78 7 b
767b
77%
72
75
717 b
7674
75
7674
347b
0
3,900
11
5,400
10,700
5,200
3474
347
34%
34 7b
347b
34%
3374
3474
3374
837b
85
847b
857a
8414
847 b
847 b
84%
.\84 74
857 b
337u
34
33
337a
317b
33
317b
32
317 b
3174
.317b
327'a
307 a
3174
307b
30%
2974
3074
297b
30 7
22 7b
22 7/'>
2174
22 Va
217b
217b
217b
2174
217b
217b
1247b
130 7a
12474
11774
3074
31
307b
3074
3014
307b
307b
307b
307b
31
9,500
1
17
177b
17
1774
16%
177b
167 b
17
167b
17
6,300
100
Co
*120
>,
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v
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124
118
1301b
119
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40,400
32,400
3,900
14,500
0
09,300
75,300
121V4
1217b
1217b
677b
67 Va
6774
667b
G774
6574
0674
0,500
237 b
2374
237 a
2374
237b
24
237b
247b
24
24 74
101,900
2674.
27 74
3074
31
26 7b
1547e
1
51%
(J R)__.
121
121
121%
67
1
issued
■
68
121
No par
5
Co
Co
;
677 a
..No par
50c
Mfg
Chemical
26%
317 b
121
121
267 b
26 Va
26 Va
27
2674
267b
31
307b
3174
307b
30 7b
1647a
15774
1597b
15374
161%
53
547b
317b
158
3174
162
25
15
5474
5274
537 b
27 7b
28
0674
087b
x26%» 27
51
537b
v
v
1,400
4,800
0,200
13,700
00,500
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537b
27
27 Va
*27 7b
0774
GE 7 b
67
28
1,000
29
11
38% Feb
58
Apr
25% Nov
17
Oct
13
Jan.
/
100
*85
7b
87
10
26
20 7
26
267b
2574
2614
26 Va
2674
26%
277b
25
23
23
23
23
23
23
23 74
237b
237 b
Roller. Bearing
.No par
Tishman Really
Construction
1
55
5574
557b
56
5674
5574
5G7-i
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5774
2</7«
21
2074
567b
207 a
2074
2114
21
2174
21
217b
167 b
17.
67
Jan
0774
preferred
Oil
Toledo
Edison
26
Trane
Co
Co
Transamerica
30
Transuc
Trans
42% Mar
Jan
12
Jan
14
Corp
Airlines
25% Jan 30
59
Feb 11
Truax-Tracr Coal
Tung-Sol
16
34 Vb Jan
7
54Vt Mar
3
1
54% Jan
9
75% Mar
3
42 Va NOV
21
37% Feb
9
43% Apr
8
11% Apr
17
5%
20th
10
5
13% Mar
15% Jun
16
6 s
39% Dec
5
36% Jan
5
37b Jan
2
15Va Oct 28
13 Va Jan
'7
17% Apr
20
16%
17
167a
17
167 b
17
09
0974
68
09
071b
0874
29
29 7 it
29
297 a
29
29%
287b
-29 7 h
327a
337b
3474
357b
357a
37%
20%
20 7a
207b
207«
197b
207b
42
42 7
417b
42
13% Jan
13
26% Oct 22
21
9
25% Apr
1
9% Jun
19
12% Feb
12% Jan
2
23% Dec
55 7
237»
57 7
Coach
Twin
Oil
TXL
(The)—
1
23 lb
547 b
54%
491b
49%
*55
.
877b
5174
49 7b
50
70
70
42
43
40%'
42 ?«
39%
407b
1174
11%
*1174
11%
117 b
11%
43
*41
43
*41
237»
*41
8,800
4,300
19,200
377b
3,500
1974
20 7„
17,200
417b
4174
14.800
5574
23
74
557 b
*55
23 7
74
a
*55
57
*55
G0C
23 74
4,000
57
200
497b
497b
497b
717 b
0974
09-%
300
3.97 a
397b
397b
39%
-30,200
U7a
117 b
1174
U7b
2,900
497b
*41
43
*41
43
5,800
r
207b
*09
73
15,000
9,500
43
137b
•.
157b
1574
14%
157b
1474
15%
14%
15 7 b
13,100
24%
xl5%
*
*69
23
»
2,100
287 b 329
3674
29,500
•4174
5574
5574
,
377b
377 b
20
237b
57 7a
73
487 b
1
Co..
Corp
23 7 «
*69
City Raj) Transit com__No par
conv prior preferred—
50
Twin
557 a
23%*54
a
■
"
411b
427b
55 Vb
24
57 7 n
»
4174
4
557b
a
1
1
50
1
Fox" Film.,
*85 7b
877b
*85 7a
877b
17
50
common—
(conv)
Co common
pi'd series of 1957
Century
5%
Mar 13
48
A
Electric
conv
a
(59%
No par
5
Inc
Co
Preferred series
*85 7 2
'
1674
common—...1
$2.70 preferred-—..-'.
50
14
56% Jun
2
Jan
52
87
H
(59
Trl-Con Linen I al Corp
5
*85
69%
.2
....
& Williams Steel
World
6774
7a
2
—5
...
bl-..—
IS
i
'
Tiinken
10
91
Mar
common
preferred—..
15
Jan
% 38,100
23i;,
Ar,o,
Tidewater
1
36Va Dec
'
6
37 Va Apr
32
21
'■
7i>
23V1 Apr
54
7
05
8
9
167b Jan
407b NOV
70
677b
5
Common
$1.20
55% Dec
•
53%
10
common
7-
27% F*»b
3
17
23% Feb
116,400
Trust—
Co
Glass
Thompson
16
Jan
17% Apr
15
5
14
24% Mar 20
2
Jan
30
53
Thiokol
28
57% Majr.
2
15% Jan
60
Feb
37
2
2
23
24
Mar 31
22
177b Oct
327b Nov
21% May 15
Inc
When
28
Jan
88
2
197b Mdr 11
-
2
65 Va Dec
28
2,200
12%
127 b
11
33 Va
No par
$1.25 conv preferred.".
69Va Apr
.7
45 VB Jan
15
15
Utilities
Thatcher
29% Apr
10
Mar
21
1
12'A Jan
Jan
Pacific
&
Texas
Textron
3174
12
r
5
Oil
Coal
Texas
4
31
127 b
5
Sub share ctfs ex-distribution
21
3174
1
Pacific Land
24
5,600
5974
12
25
Gas Transmission Co
Inc
Instruments Inc
5
84% Jan
May 20
Jan
42
59
59
31%
V
1571.
1
.2.50
Corp
Pacific
5
56% Feb
Dec
28% Aug
5
25 Vb Apr 18
46% Nov 14
2
Jan
15
73
-
8
8174 Oct
5874
*24
Thompson Ramo WooldrJdge Inc—
90
417b Feb 25
1,300
36 7
Texas
Mar
1874
30%
Texas
29
1874
367a
1
Corp
Producing Co
36 % Mar
Apr 16
22
1
29% Dec
2
Apr
1874
9
(James)
Aircraft
Sulphur
54% Apr
*18 7 a
12'%
Gulf
27% Mar
r
1874
11%
Gulf
164% Apr
187 a
1
Texas
24% Mar
19
3,100
18%
11%
Texaco
2
89% Jan
27
30%
T'eActs Gas Transmission Corp
8
30
16%
Xl04%
7%
44%
25
.
1950
1930
5
Texas
71% Apr
700
1674
*18%
104
7%
10c
25
Paper Co
Co
Tennessee
A
24
Jan
23
38% NOV 21
102
Dec 29
30
12.50
Tennessee Corp
124% Mar 18
9
Feb
19% Jan
21% Dec 16
24
Dec 16
9% Apr 28
15% Jan
22
Feb
63
247b
16%
36
22
17% Apr
14% Mar 10
28
17% Dec 11
67
Dec
8
247b
1674
36
130% Apr 27
39% Jan 23
27
51
2474
167b
36
104
series of '55
1,000
50%
24%
28
pfd
50
50
52%
23%
28
2,600
16%
,
*90%
25% Mar 16
21% Apr 30
61% Jan 27
17,000
24 /
Texas
22% Jan
2974
28'A
27
15% Apr 28
52
jj78
29
92%
Temco
58% Nov 21
9
16
297b
*22%
Tel Autograph
20% Dec 19
Dec
28 Va
:s;
*90%
2
2
36% Dec
48,000
24%
Talcott Ino
29
2
89
557b
17
i6%
Symington Wayne Corp..
9
9% Jan
24
5474
No par
Sunshine
35% Jan
55% Feb
567b
13%
Sunshine Biscuits Inc.-
19% Jan
25% Mar 18
547b
13%
13% Mar 16
3
Feb
400
Va
13%
Swift
9
1674
No par
24
29
1674
63 V4
40% Feb
5
1674
363;,
5
17
16%
36
Jan
9% Nov
16%
6214
35
36% Dec
707 b
63%
Sweets Co of America
8
69 Vb
30%
23
2
68
03
1
3.900
68
34%
-
,
2,270
100
99
139
68
67
52%
29 V2 Jnn
3% Jan
134%
135
23%.
9714
138%
95
9814
131 Va
.*24
16%
95
A
23%
23%
287b
103
131 Va
5414
3
18% Jan
23%
*89
.
53
Apr
14% Mar
23 >4
,
93
54 »A
25
2
*91
1
Mining Co
Superior Oil of California...
117b Jan
22'/a
*
59743
2nd
'200
91
34
32
preferred
\
91
12 Vb
common
32,700
15%
5874
Corp
30 Va
34 >4
31%
Chemical
5,300
63%
92 Va
95
5
Corp.
6314
*90%
307b
30
v
/ 30 Va
92
*90%
'
30%;
32
Sutherland
13% Aug 19
92
307b
60%
27
2
*91
12'A > 13 Vo
23
7% Jan
.
31%
Feb
38% Aug 27
.
59%
Jan
2
92
31%
13%
46
29% Jan
63'A
'
-
3074
01%
2165
29% Dec 30
*91
32 VM
2
3
62%
93
31%
12%
53%
5%%
8% Mar 20
l
2,200
32
7
19% Jan
1865
3%
61'A
Jan
7%. May
Aug 11
42% Sep
5
1725
3
3%
129
64%
—1-
,
38% Jan
9% Jan 24
; 7
Feb
29
34% Mar
31% Mar
1360
37 b
51 Vb
20
Sun Oil Co
27
18
1 Ob
37b
Sunruy-Mid-Cont Oil Co common
1
4%9S preferred series A_:
25
9
Jan
37b
l
$4.50 series A
65% Feb
29
2
3%
1
Sun
24% Apr
60% Mar 19
Jan
28% Dec
69
59
37 b
Co.
Broadcasting
Sunbeam
TV/Tqi» 13
Dec
77,600
53 Va
1
common
Webster.
&
Studebakcr-Packard
15% Mar 20
79
12% Aug 14
Nov 24
87
19%
Corp
Stone
Storer
Apr
18%
Sundstrand Corp.——__5
!
Apr
9
19%
5
Inc
prior preference
"jo
79%
19 Va
15
Corp
Stokely-Van Camp
-
Jan
79'A
19%
5
Bacr & Fuller Co.—___—
Slix
27% Mar 13
v"
260
79
53%
'
10% Jan
78%
%
1
Inc....
66%
78 Va
15%
23%
5
Drug Inc.—___i.—
6,700
06
34
—10
Inc.—
Shares
GG7b
65 Va
65%
5
Bros Stores
Sterling
37b
"90
_Nopar
issued
When
3%
30%
20
20
—
17
*91
1
(Tile) L S
Starrett Co
16% Oct
Jan
15% Jan
preferred
29
56% Apr
27% Oct
preferred
convertible
Sl.auffer Chemical Cu......
17% Mar 20
Dec
•
-
Apr 21
71
convertible
Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Coi'P—
1
140% May
Jersey
Standard
187b
64-%
May 1
Apr. 30
52%
01%
25
SI .60
3
18
78 %
17%
65
the Week
Friday
Thursday
51
6.25
SI.20
3"
Mar
45% Nov 12
17% Jan "2
7
26
*
14
63% Apr 16
5
13% Jan
14% Nov 20
29
Jan
99
23
.Apr
New
7974
18 V»
*3%
Co—|.,10c
California
79%
17%
/
80
Sales f«r
PRICES
j
Apr. 29'
55Va
1
Indiana^
Wednesday
64%
647b
SALE
HIGH
Apr. 28
79%
No par
Inc.
AND
Tuesday
63%
7
.Standard Oil of Ohio common
10
3%%- preferred series A
—100
'. Standard Packaging Corp com.?
1
105% Apr
65% Jan 28
Apr 23
of
i 7 % Feb
2
Jan
2
Feb
59
of
Oil
37% Mar
6
12% Jan
14% Jan
of
Oil
Standard
,:;i04
3
31% Jan
14 4. Jun
57
Oil
Standard
26
35% Mar
7>
33% Dec 31
18
Standard
17
92
20
No par
Co
& Electric
64% Jan
57% Mar 10
17
10% Jan
..
Par
preferred
62% Jan 23
18
86% Sep
$3.50
52% Apr
59% Jan
9
50% Feb
;
Monday
Apr. 27
.
com
27
42% Feb
Jan
Inc
21% Feb
60% NOV 12
Sep
11% Nov
Brands
2
21
23
Standard
24
47% Feb
36
3
69% Mar
82% Feb
Nov r 3
•
LOW
STOCK
3% Jan
61% NOV 21
35% Feb
3% Nov
TORIv
EXCHANGE
Highest
19
69 Va Dec
2
STOCKS
•
NEW
Range Since Jan.J
Year 1958
Lowest
237b
23%
2274
23%
227 b
23
227a
23
18,445
13%
13%
13%
13%
137b
137b
5,000
2614
27
26 Va
27 %
12%
11%
2714
1174
2614
12
,1174
12
11,300
6,400
V
11
11% Dec 29
2
5% Jan
30% Mar 25
.
83% Apr
27% Jan
92
10% Jan
2
14%
20%
2
30% Mar 13
Jan
20
Jan
28
51
Apr
2
9
141
Apr
20
32% Dec 31
32% Jan
2
103% Jun
23
84
Apr 29
8l
Mar 24
Mar 16
14
9% Jan
41
20
31
5
Mar 25
120% Feb
Nov
126% Dec
44
17
Sep 15
81% Feb
4
v
2
15
27
71'% Apr 23
93 % Apr
75
Apr
35% Mar 16
77% Feb
25
Preferred $3.50 series
9% Dec
18
8% Jan
2
9'A Feb
26% Jan
37% Dec
33% Feb
26
37% Jan
18% May
31
24% Feb
6
20% Apr
21% Jan
33% NOV
69% Aug
Jan
31
143
91
Jan
2
108
15% Jan
27% Nov 26
Oct
19
45
,
36
27
Jan
91
2
6% Jan
no
6
19
Dec
29
7
4%
Car
4
Drill
Feb
18
130
Jan
19
109% Mar 2G
9
23% Apr
27
95
Mar 24
5
Co.
United
Air
United
Aircraft Corp common
5
1955) conv pfd
100
Apr
30Va Jan
4'/o
(ser of
4%
3
22
Inc.
(ser of 193G) conv pfd
United
Corp
United Biscuit of America
&
13
38% Apr
10
United
Board
Jan
21
88% Apr
17
United
Carbon
46% Mar 10
03% Apr
17
United-Carr
Fastener
(Del)
95
*94%
78
*75
78
*71%
72
72
72
*83
84%
*83
84
44
447 b
44%
34 Va
34%
341b
8%
8%
3%
260
96%
*75
*83
Va
30
4514
45 Vb
34%
33%
3414
34,400
87b
87b
16,900
34
20%
37%
37%
60%
60 Vb
35
*21
21%
37%
59%
•
1021a
*125
143
102 %
29
29
24%
24%
*92
Va
97
11,300
21
34%
21%
3774
387b
14,400
6074
6018
61
22,600
143
*125
1,700
143
900
102'A
102%
28%
2914
277b
2874
20,700
24
24%
24
24
17,400
102
97
*92
?
*92
103
97
35%
34%
34-74
3114
84%
85
84
84
84%
84>4
59
58
5914
597b
62
59
58%
974
9 Va
9%
914
31.500
38
341b
*125
Va
34%
2114
-34%
-
8
34
9%
140
'
35 Va
86
9%
I
84%'
45%
9 %
9%
9%
•
34%
5,900
1,700
2,400
13,600
2
9% Mar 30
Electric Coal Cos
5
37%
37%
37%
37%
36%
37 Va
37
36%
United
*36 la
36 %
37% Mar 16
22%
20"%
2114
21%.
21%
15.900
22%
22%
211a
United
5
21%
22% Mar 20
Engineering «Ss Foundry
2114
2
39%
40,200
40%
57%
411b
15,200
10
13%
10
39%
41
38%
«
40'4
38%
38 7
39%
39%
3914
No par
39
38% May
1
9
United
Fruit
37% Feb
22
United
Gas
Corp.
48% Jan
9
13
42% Jan
31
58 Va Aor
17
United
Gas
Improvement Co
11% May 16
5% Jan
2
16% Dec
31
16% Jan
2
18% Feb
2
United
17% Dec
10% Jan
18% Nov 21
2
2% Oct
3
47% Dec
2
12
21
22
33% Apr 29
45'A Mar
33
2
82
May
1
Corp
Corp
United
Industrial
Merch & Mfrs Inc
United
51% Mar 18
United
2 % Mar
34 Va Mar
Jan
G
1G
51% Apr
30% Apr
38% Feb
Greenfield
United
20V» Apr
2
2
U S
Shoe
14
6
28
35
Jan
26
US
Si
11
46
Feb
9
58
Jan
21
U S
Freight
65% Jan
14
17
95% Jan
8
120
Apr 27
10
22
165
Mar 30
Sep 23
Dec
171% May 23
16% Sep
2
158
Apr
8% Apr
12'A Jan 29
6Ve Jan
2
Jan
7
Jan
26
8'A Jan
2
11% Oct 29
10% Jan
7
14% Apr
3
47% Feb
41% Feb
4
44
fA ctnntnci
41% Sep
n/lA
nnn/\
2
12
O A
34
36% Mar
Mar
U
U
2
17
4
U
common
47b %
18
14%
19%
1%
47%
2
1
1
25
1%
48
18%
15%
19%
1%
46%
20
.
5814
25
*33%
33%
*33%
46%
47%
83
4614
Foreign Securities
Co
preferred series
58%
18%
16%
com—1
preferred
Apr
37% Oct
57% Dec
102
1
Co.
100
1
No pat
S Gypsum Co common
4
7%
pieferred
100
S Hoffman Much common__82%c
5% class A preference
50
S Industries Inc common..
1
4%%
85
2
2
Jan
Macli
Mines
Borax & Chemical Corp
21% Jan
90
City
preferred
6%
4
14
Park
26 JA Jan
4
:
15
17% Feb 16
7
1 % Jan
45% Jan
Co:
10
13% Mar 12
16% Jan
37% May 20
48% Jan
8
32% Oct 29
pAf
95
78
7214
12
Dec
Jan
97
*71%
21,500
Jan
50% Aug 28
39
15,200
V
34
8% Jgin
16
50
25
6,600
4774
135%
33%
29% Jan
13
40% Dec 30
153
85
58
9%
-
4714
133%
4814
47%
133% 13474
3414
33%
18
8% Nov
(Del)
Corp
34% Jan
Dec
34%
85%
60%
5
No par
34% Jan
78
35
34%
35%
60%
10
Corp
34
*75
*95
"
4514
34% 35
8%
8%
34%
3514
21%
21%
37%. 38%
60V# 60%
*123
143
102 < 102
2914 301b
23%
24%
*92
97
1
Carton
Co
27'A Jan
Jan
97
*93
No par
;
48 Va
136 %
33%
United
16% Oct
11% Jan
32
30%
23% _25
No par
preferred
$4.50
Mar 24
*123
102
30
100
1
Artists
44%
35%
8%
33%
21 %
39%
61%
143
102
48%
xl34%
34% NOV 21
8
22% Jan
12 ^n
38%
60Vt
10
20
26% Jan
69
8%
34%
21%
No par
Co—..
Lines
34%
10
Mar 26
**?% Mar 26
95
45%
preferred
non-cum
Twist
66
45
California—,
of
Tank
40% fnr
25
Pacific RR Co common——10
Union
6
84la
Oil
Union
26
*83
Union
6
25% Feb
No par
series
$4
Union
26
9
24% Feb
15
48
r
98
32% Sep
79% Oct
May 21
.-a
123
37
Apr 15
100% Mar 12
10
Jan
50% Mar
3o
Preferred
3
ar
58% Feb
27% Dec
2
H"
30% Jan
Aug
Aug
Electric
Union
47%
49
137
1381a
33%
34
95 - 96
*75
78
*71 Va
7214
*83
84%
'
75
72%
Apr
52% Jan
48%
137 Va 138 %
33%
34
96 Va
33% May
111
47%
Corp.
6%
No par
Co. common
10
Paper
Corp
75
71%
16
8
Bag-Camp
95%
36% Dec
I
Union
Union Carbide
__No par
54% Jun
5
12%
__No par
—No par
94
29
13%
2714
12
Preferred S3.70 series
2
Apr
1314
26%
12%
Preferred $4.50 scries
13
44
13%
27%
12%
4
24% Jan
83% Jan
13%
26%
5
;
Asbestos & Rubber Co
27
75
70% Sep -A
80% Nov 10
Apr 25
24
1
Corp
Union
Apr
98 Va Mar
40% Jan
>
Underwood
No par
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57%
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58%
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18
17%
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18
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3,300
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15%
15 lb
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19%
19%
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20
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20
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37,800
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:
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174
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48%
47%
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47%
48
33%
23%
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33
33
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45
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84
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3114
31%
47%
47 Va
114%
117%
162'
97 b
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127b
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162
10 Va
35%
13%
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307 b
47%
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100
6,700
47%
114
114
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164
162
162
10
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9,100
300
31
115
10,600
7,600
83
113
700
-
3,400
6,200
40
10%
10%
107 b
17,800
3574
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34%
100
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13%
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24
The Commercial and Financial'Chronicle
(2052)
.
.
Monday, May 4, 1959
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Ranee for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1938
23% Jan
2
74 Dec
30
18% Jan
2
8
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
6
30% Jan
2
35% Apr
20
8% Jan
2
10
Jan
26
Jan
7
29
Jan
21
26
101% Feb
2
95
Jan
22
5
43% NOV 21
41% Jan
2
57
Sep
15
80% Mar 14
76'
9
83
Apr
82
Jan
3
108
31% Apr
7
Apr 14
154
OS Lines
66
Jan
140
Nov
Dec
18
88
100% Jan
22
21% Jan
2
36% Nov
11
25% Jan
2
41% Oct
14
46% Jan
3
51% Jan
13
143% Oct
3
19% Jan
2
10
Jan
H
146
59 % Apr
154
53% July 29
30
88% Mar 31
50% Mar
32% Jun
16
24
27
54% Feb
6
4
10
Sep
Jan
576 July
25
21
US Tobacco
2
8
6876 Jan
8
574 Jan
2
13
July 21
476 Jan
6
7476 Jan
22
1974 May 1
3274 Feb 14
142
Jan
3
1576 Dec 24
26% Jan
l
26
6
37% Feb
50-% Mar 12
14% Feb
7% Oct 24
90% Dec
6
6
Mar
7
Jan
17% Jan
7%
85% Jan
8
8% Jan
2
1071: Feb 25
17% Jan
6
21
17
Nov
13
Mar
100
Feb
5
1076 Nov
6
8% Jan
2
12 % Jan
14
78
6
76% Apr
23
77%> Jan
14
34% Mar 24
41 % Feb
4
57% Jan
16
Nov
3976 Dec 29
57
Dec 10
157
Nov
46
Mar 30
12
152% Feb 24
2874 Nov 28
20%. Apr 29
27% Jan 28
157
Apr
1876
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57
Sep
4
96
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75
Feb
40
Feb
9
48% Jan
Jan""2
37
Dec~24
33% Apr
23
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84
Jan
2776 Jan
2
4076 Oct
14
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Jan
2
1174 Aug 27
2474 Aug 27
9% Jan
2
12% Apr
2
22% Jan
2
28% Apr
2
2
32
31% Jan
5
9% Apr
16
4%%
2176 Jan
2
Apr
7
15% Jan
17
9
Dec
10
1476 Sep
29
97
11
Dec
84
42
7
Jan
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117a Jan
9
343
Apr
Vanadium
Van
Van Raalte
17
2
36% Dec
3
28% Feb
3
85
8
79
13
Jan
2
22
"Oct
2
19% Jan
7574 Nov
17
101
Oct
14
82% Jan
2
2676 Jan
8
4076 Dec
17
35% Feb
18
May 20
103% Jan
29
101
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82
May
113
Dec
24
8576 Dec
17
90% July
9976 Apr
8374 Dec
30
95
24 % Apr
11
34% Apr
107
108
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5%
4
91% Mar 17
May 13
85
Feb
6
87%. Mar 16
>
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9074
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9076
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14874
148%
24
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30e
100
1
com.No par
2
20% Mar
9
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14 76 Jan
30
1876 Oct 30
18% Jan
27
21% Mar
9
5%
89
Nov
13
87% Jan
30
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27
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2
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2
14%
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15
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10
92
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40
92
20
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76%.
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37%
37%
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37%.
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76%
37%
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48
18,800
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387a
38
400
9%.
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20
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20
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156
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154
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128
132
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2,300
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convertible
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preferred—
preferred
6
preferred
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97 a
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97a
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1
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9%
90%
974
12,300-
12.80
preierred
preferred
96% Feb 20
103% Feb 11
21
97a
90%
170
37
9%
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13
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9
14
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65,300
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25
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100
29
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24%
37%
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27
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37
1
3.200
149
45%
24
25
1,650
1,000
153
51%
52
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51%.
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preferred
preferred$4.12 preferred
Virginian Ry Co common—
17% Oct
34
33%
14974
$4.20
13% Dec
3374
51%
92 >4
40
33%
907a
106%
42 7- Nov
3376
39%
51%
29,200
39 7 6
149%
105%.
7
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93%
100
2
39%
33
100
Co
preferred
2
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150%
387a
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152%
337a
51%
8,700
577a
57
57 7 a
153%
41
33%
5174
*
57%
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58%.
93
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128
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980
153
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$4.04
86% Mar 23
l
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94%
—_8
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57%
587a
153
90%
96
150%.
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127
*40
52
96
93%
preferred
noncuimilative
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5
14
84
517«
96
150%
victor chemical Works common
5
3%*/o preferred—
loo
Va-Carolina Chemical coin
No par
0% div partic prelerrcd
100
28
Jan
74
129%
6
May
5076 Apr
124%
9%
83
2
1 27%
36%.
86
12
*12274
*122
129
9%.
1
36% Jan
84%
36%.
8
20
53%
*81%
10
Mar 20
397# Mar
52%
84%
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
9
81% Mar 18
2
52%
*81%
Vick Chemical Co
41% Apr
9
Mar 10
517a
84%
5
_
23% Jan
52%
*81%
26
26%
—16%
Vicks Shrevc 6c PaeHic Ry coin—100
7776 Feb
98
51%
84%
40%
50
Corp or
conv
95%
53%
*81%.
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1
Norman
$2.28
96
51%
84%.
33%
preferred—
Power &
95%
53%.
40%.
Upjohn Co
Utah
96
527,,
26
100
Universal Pictures
26
576 Jan
13! 6 Jan
95%
*81%
32%
preferred
Universal Oil Products Co—1
16
26%
com—"50
8%
18
10
26
577a
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
7
2476
26 %
152%
Whelan Corp common
$3.50 convertible preferred
3
25% Apr
29% Feb 17
26
59%.
preferred
Universal Leaf
27
152%.
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10
9
58%
Co common
B 2nd
9%
151 %
common
noncuraulatlve
Class
24
33%
*9%
26%
United Stockyards
Corp
1
United Stores $4.20 lioncu 2nd pfd_5
$6 convertible preferred
No par
United Wallpaper Inc common
11
15% Mar 16
2
10
974 Oct 30
33%
974
100
U s Vitamin 6c Pharmaceutical
30
974
33%
•9%
1
US Steel Corp
7 °/o preferred
5
3,400
33%
Va
33%
97a
26%
100
preferred
28
35% Jan
38% May 16
7%
Jan
99% Jan
153
337 a
33 7 a
5
Ref & Min
Shares
May 1
Apr. 80
*9%
9%
1
100
Corp
US Smelting
the Week
Friday-
Thursday
33%
33%
5
10
common
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
Apr, *19
33%
9%
1
1st preferred
non-cum
U S Shoe
Mar 11
41% Apr
35
8%
HIGH
Wednesday
Apr. 2H
10
common-
US Rubber Co
3
38% Feb 24
147% Apr 30
97% Dec
Apr
43
33% Jan 19
32% Apr 27
158% Jun 12
3
20
131% Mar 11
6
45% Feb
1
48% NOV 18
Jau
Jan
Co
preferred
US Pipe & Foundry Co
US Playing Card Co
US Plyv/ood Corp common
3%% preferred scries A
3%% preferred series B
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 27
Par
4%%
Mar 11
73
26% Mar
Monday
EXCHANGE
9% Jun 17
28% Nov 20
32% Nov
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
—100
95%
95
95
102%
103
.
95%
95%
103
*102%
.
95 %
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103
100
102%
100
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15
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,
6976
6974
67
6974
6674
1876
1776
1874
17%
18
54%
53!
53%
96
95%
1976
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102%
102%
677 n
1874
102%
20,900
18'%
;
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600
r
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80
160
102%
w
60% May 20
72% Feb
24
73 % Jan
15
337)Jan
2
50
20
4676 Feb
2
7174 Apr
12% Jan
8
15% Nov 14
14% Jan
2
21
277a Jan
2
51
Dec
1
47
25-'% Jan
15
30
Nov
7
3374 Mar 30
16% Feb
4
12% Feb
1176 July 17
11 Vb Aug 29
84
Jan
13
8
Apr
8
1676 Jan 30
Oct
1476 Dec 22
13
95
Feb
76:% Mar 11
10
177
Jan
13
2
30
Apr
Walworth
16% Feb
20
Ward Baking Co
Apr
25
87! 6 Jan
16
94
20
6%
preferred:
11% Dec
4
9% Jan
12
1174 Mar 20
Ward
2474 Jan
8
Apr
30
40!4 Apy
28% Apr
07% Dec
18
89
Jan
6
11476 Apr
48
31
48
Jan
6
Dec
3474 Jan
2
44% Dec 31
44!4 Feb
19
2
40
5
36% Feb
9
5
25% Jan
12
376 Jan
53
21
Jan
19% Mar
174 Jan
7
NOV
26% Nov
3
47a Dec
1
10
3574 Oct
9
44% Jan
15
49% July 28
47% Jan
5074 Dec
22
65
44% Apr
23
Jan
Mar
32
4
15% Jan .13
24% Oct
2574 Jan
2
>6
86
105
776 Jan
2
,
36 % Mar
5
50
22
28
9
Apr 29
5674 Jan
5
May 20
9576 Jan
2
8676 Jan
16
102
Apr
8976 Feb
13
91
Apr
17
50% Jan
5
Jun
9
85
Jan
8
31% Feb
51
Dec
19
43
Jan
30
May 6
28% Dec 31
97% Feb
12
301
26
Jan
7
38
2476 Dec
17
2376 Jan
8
10
9874 Mar 11
9674 Mar
4
19% May 13
14VaJan
2
94% Nov
12
48% Jan
13
63
11
103
100
Feb
7976 Dec 31
75
86
82% Jan
3
42% Jan
2
71% NOV 20
6974 Jan
15
2
3474 Dec
29£4 Jan
Jan
83
Aug
8
110
Dec
11
33% Apr
83 Va Jan
NOV
13
16
321
33% Dec 29
100
7
5476 Dec 31
2
60
6
96
5376 Jan
9276 Jan
Nov
10
,
2
_
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Feb
Jan
11
29
9874 Mar 13
2976 Jan 28
68
22
68
49% Oct 21
44
53% Mar 20
91%
Jan""2
99
Jan
12
50% Apr 22
102 76 Mar 11
7
Jan
7
1276 Apr 27
2476 Jan
7
28
6
48
100
Dec
Sep
8% Oct
9
5
2&76 July
1
6
38
Nov
4876
30
Jan 14
4076 M'ar 30
5
2
Jan
Nov~20
10
15% Jan 30
71
Jan
33% Dec
36
Jan
25
Apr 13
42 74 Jan
1
32 Va Jan
7
6
38 76
Apr 21
7174 Feb 24
Jan
23
Apr 24
Apr 24
5176 Mar 11
3976 Apr
3
29
2
85% July 10
82
Jan
14
12% July 31
88
Mar 31
20 V« Dec 30
20
Jan
5
27
Jan
4
Jan
26% Jan'
2
8
31% Jan
120% Dec
9
20% Jan
7
2
21% Jan
2
367a Jan
2
8% NOV 17
49% Nov 18
676 Jan
4074 Feb 16
37!4 Dec 22
135
2
37
Jan
2
121
Jan
22
2574 Jan
Mar 25
2
25 76 Dec
29
32% Oct
14
30% Jan
14
9
20
Mar 18
45!4 Jan
2
40! 6 Jan
23
129
Mar 25
27% Jan
36% Mar
9
6
5374 Dec
31
53 76 Jan
45% Feb 27
74
Dec
31
7076 Jan
8
80% Jan
5974 Jan 15
80% Feb 25
97
Jun
5
89
Jan
2
94% Feb
8376 Jan
8
91
2
78% Jan
i
V
2
9074 Nov
13
4% Jan
2
11% Oct
22
23% Apr 16
25 ya Feb 25
0876Jan
2
16
Apr
9
2
Jan
2
26
976 Jan
13
17
2976 Feb
36 % Aug 26
11976 Oct 13
2276 Dec 30
10
35%Apr22
3176 Feb
9
114% Jan
36% Apr 13
13074 Feb
2
3376 Nov
7.,
2074 Jan 28
12% Feb 2a
2476 Mar 19
V *9
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34 %
9%
10
257-6
10974
5074
5074
4474
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47
4876
51
50
par
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45
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44 74
44 !6
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4274
43
43! 6
44%
44 76
47
31
31
30%
30%
30%
307 a
...
Wayne Knitting Mills
Welbllt Corp
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
4.80%
5
1 >'
2.50
com
preferred
4%
107
47a
5
3374
26%
5
4%
3074
31
.
34
4.90C
4876
4,10C
317a
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50
50
50
48
48
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47
35
50
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50
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2,900
317o
476
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12,90C
4876
33%
49 7 6
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2576
112
4474
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11,307
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10
900
3976
39
2576
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2676
27
110
5,500
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50 7 6
26%
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54%
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25
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Waukesha Motor Co
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,
3976
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39
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10
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49
4976
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4876
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18%
18
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17%
18
1774
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17%
18
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3874
38
38%
377a
38
37
3774
3674
37%
12,30C
100
9674
97
400
preferred series B—
100
preferred series C
100
West Va pulp & Paper common
5
4%% preferred
100
Western Air Lines Inc
1
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50
West Penn
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476%
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4.20%
4.10%
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88
88
88
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94
94
94
80
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preferred
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5
$4.25
„1
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Wilson & Co Inc
No par
common
Co
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79
79
3674
36%
3676
36-76
3576
3676
357a
3676
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115
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57
57
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69
50
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100
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101
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28
27
27
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28
46
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8
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Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet 6c Tube
Youngstown Steel Door
5576
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93
93
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8776
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3476
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34!6
I
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357a
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12276
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2276
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23
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46
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28
267a
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1176
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1
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Wyandotte Worsted Co
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47
4874
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Worthington Corp common
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9,7CC
69-74
45%
87
3474
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3674
4776
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20
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97
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6,300
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79
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100
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7876
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7774
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Woodward Iron Co
Yale
97%
36%
56%
7674
77%.
10
—
Windsor Industries Inc
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
6% preferred
Wisconsin Public
5674
57 76
100
357 a
.
88'a
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preferred
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85 %
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3074
93
4874
common—
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85
80
20
White Stores Inc
Oil
8874
34%
3074
3674
35%
115
5%% preferred
100
White Sewing Machine common
1
Prior preference 1
20
$3 convertible preferred
50
Wilcox
37'
347a
85
No par
common
Co
3674
35%
85! 4
35
3076
78'.2
37%
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10
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78
98
3474
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100
7672
34! 6
100
4%% convertible preferred
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
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2
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37
100
preferred scries B
Whirlpool Corp
78!
30
100
9976
35
99 %
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78
100
102
99
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3076
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99%
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78
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling steel Corp common
30C
1.30C
80
Western Auto Supply Co com
.5
4.80% preferred
100
Western Maryland Ry com—No par
Westinghouse Electric comnion_12%
112
64
37%
*90
10
*5374
par
——
8874 Apr 27
9
3
13
397»
38% Mar 18
31% Dec 30
Jan
3774
3976 Mar 12
Jan
30
3776
5
8
16% Feb 21
4% Jan
23% Nov
3274 Jun
9174
10
2
9
7
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l
28
Jan
56
26
Jan
91:4
100
—
4% noncura 2nd preferred
100
Western Pacific RR
No par
Western Union Telegraph
2.50
Westlnghouse Air Brake
10
Feb
21
13%
Apr 24
8074 Apr 17
110% Feb
21
Mar 23
94 76
7
Jan
Mar31
6374 Jan 21
2
7076 Feb
74% Dec 31
92% Apr
125
2
Apr 14
3176 Mar 30
Mar 24
Jan
17% Jan
2
55% Jun 24
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West Penn Electric Co
94
28
137a
2176 Jan 21
99% Jun
9174
13%
3874 Apr 24
Sep 23
83'% Dec 17
7,700
*90
-1376
9174
13 1«
West Indies Sugar Corp—1
West Kentucky Coal Co
4
16
1376
1376
1
1774 Marie
13
1374
16
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical —1
12
4876 Apr SO
31% Feb 24
126 3)C
%3
16%
Washington Gas Light Co——No
Washington Water Power
No
7
Afar 13
4876 Jan
,
1776
15%
35 76 Feb
3574 Dec 22
95% Oct
Mar
23
347a
1674
35
1674
Corp
Warner Bros Pictures Inc.—
Warner Co
17
3476
347 2
16'8
Industries
Feb
54
17%
34!
common
2,300
.
347 a
53
16 7 a
2
3,800
18
54
54
34%
I
6676
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16
35
69
6674
18
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<
68
67%;
18
53! 6
2.50
500
69%
69%
70
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70
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9
30
25
,
17
Apr
)
25
56
3476 Jan
KR 4%%
preferred
Wagner Electric Corp
Waldorf System
21
Apr 21
5574 Apr
3776 Feb
6
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5574
3476
35
12276
23
327a
3474
5476
33%
23
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120
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2374
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.
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7,300
7,900
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16
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Apr 29
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27
335
Apr
27
10974 Apr 29
Zenith Radio
318
Corp
When issued
——
1
335
314
335
313
327
315%
324%
31576
320
29,406
105
109%
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10574
10776
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trlbutlon^8 day" *In receIvenrtllP or petition has been filed for the company's reorganization, a Deferred delivery,
r Cash sale,
wd WFen distributed.
Volume
Number 5843
189
.
(2053)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. .
Bond
Record
New York Stock Exchange
««
FRIDAY
The
italic
letters
the
In
headed
column
WEEKLY
—
YEARLY
—
32nds of a point
-
AND
LOW
Range for Previous
Year 1958
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Lowest
YORK
NEW
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3 %s
Jun
Treasury 3s
97.12 Aug 15
Treasury '3s
Treasury Js
98.30
98.14
*98.6
98.14
*93
*97.8
97.1G
*97
97.8
*97.2
Apr. 3b
90.3
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90.6
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88.22
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88.22
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88.8
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88.8
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95.16
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93.18
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\
the Week
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High
High
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98.20
*93.20
98.28
*97.26
98.2
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98.10
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97.6
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88.4
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Treasury 2'As
*97.6
97.10
99.28
99.30
*99.22
*99.20
99.26
15 1965
*91.26
91.30
*91.12
91.16
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91.24
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91.16
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96.4
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86.30
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83.18
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88.14
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88.24
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99.28
Jun
15
1962-1967
Aug 15 1963
*88.26
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93.28
*93.21
93.23
*93.18
93.22
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93.22
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Dec
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15 1963-1968
*86.28
87.4
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86.28
*86.12
86.20
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86.16
*86.18
86
*85.24
86
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85.18
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85.12
*85.16
85.26
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85.26
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85.10
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*85.6
85.14
84.30
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Jun
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Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2'As
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Dec
Mar 15 1965-1970
*84.30
85.6
*84.22
*84.16
84.24
*84.12
84.20
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85
Mar 15 1966-1T71
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34.6
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15 1967-1972
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84.20
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84.18
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84.6
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84.8
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84.6
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83.26
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83.18
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83.28
Jun
94
29
Jan
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29
85.4
Jan
20
85.4
Jan
Sep
15 1967-1972
Treasury 2'As
20
*84
Dec
15 1967-1972
*84.12
84.20
*84.10
84.18
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84.6
*83.24
84
*84.2
Jun
15 1959-1962
*94.22
94.26
*94.24
94.23
*94.20
94.24
*94.20
94.24
*94.22
94.26
Dec
15 1959-1962
*94.8
94.12
*94.10
94.14
*94.6
94.10
*94.6
94.10
*94.8
94.12
151960
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97.25
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97.26
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97.25
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97.25
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97.25
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1 1980
*100.16
101.16
*100.10
101.16
Nov
Treasury 2'As
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Bank
Reconstruction
&
105.16 Feb
96.16 Sep 16
203.8 Apr 23
24
101.24 Feb
103.8
G
July 22
Jun
1973
*98.3
Jan
7
3%s
Jan~~7
96
2
May 1
Jan 15
May 15
;
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101
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101
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101
98.16
*98
99
*97.16
98.16
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98.16
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1977
1978
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99.8
.
99.8
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99
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98.16
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98.16
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1979
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96
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93.24
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94
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93
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3'As
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1
1969
*92.16
1971
•91.16
92.16
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92.16
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92.16
92
Oct
15
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3'As
90
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90
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89
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1*87
89
1975
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82
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1972
81
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—May 15
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51
July
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13
92.16 Feb
14
95.
9
92.16 Feb
14
—.
for
4%S—--..-.—NOV
205.16 Feb
—u
84.10
Treasury 2 'As
Treasury 2'As
Jan
34
—
85.24
*85.18
/
86.26
15 1964-1969
15 1964-1969
*35.24
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2'As
—3
91.20
Nov
Treasury 2%s
*99.22
__Feb
Treasury 23As
Sales for
Friday
May 1
Thursday
97 10
*90
Nov 15 1974
Feb 15 1990
15 1978-1983
May 15 1985
Feb 15 1964
Aug 15 1966
Feb 15 1995
Sep 15 1961
Dec 15 1960-1965
Treasury 3'As
37.12 Aug 15
*98.22
11969
11980
Oct
Feb
Treasury 3%s
High
Low
Treasury 4s
SALE PRICES
Apr. 29
Low
High
Apr. 28
Low
High
*98.24
98.28
*93.6
STOCK
Treasury 4s
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
:
Apr. 27
EXCHANGE
Highest
5
102.11 Nov
5
*102.14 Nov
Monday
GOVERNMENT BONDS
bonds mature.
the month when the
in each case
Period" Indicate
"Interest
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
3'As3s
3s
U2'As
Sep
1
*99.16 100
83
*81
100
*99
•81.16
84
*99
100
Serial bonds of 1950
*99
100
*99
100
83.16
81.16
100
2s
Feb
15
1960
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99.16
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99.16
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Feb
15
1961
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1962
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2s
'Bid «x<l ..ted price. Mo „i„ tr.ns.ctm thl. day,
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yet heen admitted to Stock Eachange
RANGE
Friday
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Last
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or Friday's
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
Bid AAske,I
New.York Stock Exchange
A
':V:
City
New York
.
■
A
♦94
Bonds
WEEK
FOR
Range Since
Corporate Stock
MAY
ENDED
,
.
Low
No.
High
Low
t
June-Dec
(continued)—
series No. 9
3%s scries No. 11
89
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15
89'A
89
913i
3%s series No.
series
No.
12
13
3%s scries No.
series No.
series
33is
Foreign Securities
15
scries
scries
Wertheim & Co.
;
(City
iAAntioquia
5'As 1973
collateral 7s A
of)
(Dept)
SAExternal sinking fund 7s ser B
SAExternal sinking fund 7s scr C
SAExternal sinking fund 7s scr D
Broadway, New York
NY 1-1693
sec
sink
A External
sec
sink fd 7s
30-year
Australia
fd
7s
2nd scr 1957 April-Oct
3rd ser 1957__April-Ocf
bonds 1978
(Commonwealth of)—
33
f $
s
Jan-July
1967
20-year
3'As
20-year
1966
3%s 1962
3%s 1969
4'As 1971
4%s 1973
5s 1972
5s 1978
*92%
103%
99
103% 104%
93
26
15-year
15-year
f02% 106%
—
—
__
15-year
15-year
15-year
20-year
Austria
98
50%
6
49%
52
92
91%
94
*91%
93%
91%
94 3,4
97%
96%
97%
40
96%
98%
91
91
91%
20
91
92%
100%
95 %
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Belgian Congo 5'As extl loan 1973—
April-Oct
Belgium (Kingdom of) extl loan 4s 1904—June-Dcc
5'As external loan 1972
Mar-Sept
A Berlin
(City of) 6s 1958
June-Dec
§A6'As external loan 1950
April-Oct
4%s debt adj ser A 1970
AprtZ-Oct
4'As debt adj ser B 1978
ApriZ-Oct
(Free
4%s debs
lABrazil
adj
State) 6'As 1945
(series 8) 1905
(U S of)
externa) 8s
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 3.5% 1978
AExternal
f 6'As
s
of
1926
u
1941
,
97
—1
98
100
100%
6
96'/a
99
20
97%
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% 102
69
100'/2
102%
100% 101
—
74
97%
31
95
101
—
95%
96%
101
96%
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 3.375%)
1979
Stamped
Ry
1952
pursuant to Plan A
reduced
to 3.5%)
94%
—
—
102
—
~3
81
86
101
103
98%
94%
11
99% 100 %
2
99
101
7
105
108
166
(interest
April-Oct
June-Dec
(interest
June-Dec
1978
/
180%
180 %
108
_
mmi
mmm
—
mmmm
mmm.
108
mmm
95%
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—
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—
—
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95%
98
94
4
95%
95
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;
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June-Dec
1947......
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1
16
99% 100
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Vis due 1958 extended to 1968...-(City of) 5'is extl 1973
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98%
99
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83
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1953 extended to 1963—
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5
39
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92
83
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debentures 19G6—L-June-Dec
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Co
,
46
45
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84
94
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1
April-Oct
1980.
3s
debentures
3s
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April-Get
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970—June-Dec
6s
46
--
*44
Fcb-Aug
§ANuremberg
1971
Ltd
2%s
5s
April-Oct
external loan
fund
47
92'%
1983——
Canada
2%s
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19%
46
~~
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1965
new
to
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.
sinking fund old 4M,s 19051
f extl
s
of
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conv
3%«
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95
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—
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88'%
2%s
reduced to 2.125',;-) 2008..——Mar-Sept
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June-Dec
Zealand
102
88
Foreign Power deb 5s 2030.—Mar-Sept
junior debentures 1987
Jan-June
American
17%
i8%
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New
Go
Can
—
6Vis 1958
^.Mar-Sept
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.125';-) 2008———.—Mar-Sept
ASecured extl sink fund 6Vis 1959 -....Mar-,Sept
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
86'%
&
4.80s
18 %
18 In
—
Norway (Kingdom of)—
debentures
f
s
2%s
6 Vis 1952—— ——'.April-Oct
(State)—
202'%
100'%
15
93%
American Telenlionc &
1963..Jan-July
..............—
of
Aluminum
—
(City of)
Gcraes
Co
19
2% 8
ASmall
202
...
93
Dye 3%s «debs 1978..
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19 ft
—Jan-July
(1942 agrce't)
extended
18'/2
§ ASmall
AGs new assented
67
15
67
73
67
76
40
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61
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1st mortgage 3s 1980—:
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fiiTt-July
1st liitgc.
4'%s .1983—'
May-Nov.
43 Vb
90
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1970_May-No?)
93
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202
63
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.
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external
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A
reduced to 2.5%)
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external
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to
2.25
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Brown
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Plan
A
(interest
1999
water
loan
pursuant
reduced
1999
1950
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to
A
A8s
external
secured
extl
—...
external
Co.
1962
Jan
For
June-Dec
1968
see
to
page
1981
29.
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.
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13
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debs
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96
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7
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Capil.nl
3s
Airlines Inc
Clinchfield
4'%s
&
gtd
5s
A
1962
1965
Caterpillar Tractor 4'%s debs 1977.^,
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3'%s
Central
debentures. 1£76_:
of
93
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116
),
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:
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AGen
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94 Va
95
162
81
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Case
,(J I) 3,'%s debs 1978
5%s conv subord debs 1983,——".
1
331
124
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Jan-July.
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1976
4s
52
81
95
95
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322
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-100
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-
conv
81
116
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(perpetual)
Ohio
81
119
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.
1976—
Power 3'%s 1974—:
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-
*91%
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1982.,
first
X
5
Carthage & Adirondack Ry 4s 1981
101
95%
*176
conv-
Jan-'Ally.?.'
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Co—•
Buffalo Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s 1975-May-Nov
Burroughs Corp 4'%s conv 1981
JUiie-Dec
Bush Terminal Buildings 5s gtd 1960
April-Oct
Carolina
16
*14%
Jan-Ju'w
Jan-July
Vi
*16
June-Dec
_T.II
15
15%
121
90
.
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.
Co
California Oregon
94
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June-Dec
4%s 1965
extended
footnotes
151:,
i£i15 2
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1971
1971
May-No v
93
121
~
Ltd—
5Vis external loan Dec
1 1968
Taiwan Electric Power
Co Ltd—
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SVis due
95
93
*89
Ma7/-Nov
1958
(Union of)
loan
95
'95
(Kingdom)—-
external 1962
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6Vis due 1952 extended to
1962
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external 7s 1958
5Vis
1
>0
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A4Vis assented
95
"
dollar
Shinyetsu Electric Power
South Africa
43%s
95
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(interest
) 2C04__
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loan 1968—.
*
Jan-July
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reduced to 2% )
2012
April-Oct
Serbs Croats & Slovenes
A6s
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flrunswick-Balke-Collender
..Jan-July
1956
Plan
.%
__.._May-Nov
1
s
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agreement 1
1961
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—
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97
"
.
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i—.
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'
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conv subord debs
1970
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—*
:
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jft/
(assented to 1922 agree¬
1945
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of
Aldeiis Tile 4Vis
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bond
mortgage 3Vis l984ii.l_
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3%s
*18%
1968 .Jan-July
191
1
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..May-Nov
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Jan-July
26
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2
due
3s
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(1942 agrce't)
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101'%
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48 ft
--
14
agree'!)
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assented
_I
June-Dec
Alabama
101%
99'%
19 7u
....
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1968 .-Jan-July
1954
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RAILROAD
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190
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103
1
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100
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191
.
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*
lAWarsaty (City) external 7s 1958—;
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8A 4 '%s assented 1958—
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72'%
214
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1957- April-Oct
ngrec't)
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'
—
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readjustment 1984....
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external
Aluniiiuiiii
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No.
*179
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73
142
—
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1968
now
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1953 extended to 19G3__;
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(Republic oft—•
A5s
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Sold
on...
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97'%
68
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94
96'%
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72
1952
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1
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70
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—
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§
6s
71'%
*140'%
'A 0
_-May-Nov
1975—,
§ A Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bank)
(Colombia) 6'is 1954
Mexico
29
110ft
—
1964—
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ASmall
30
34Va
70%
————Feb-Aug
Fcb-Aug
1954
1965..,
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97
37%
g/4 Willi
'
JKar-Sept
Jan-July
extended
1954
86
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104
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98'%
9
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4
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.....April-Oct
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Sale Price
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99
10
97
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110 •»
„
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—..May-Nou
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—
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-Jan-July
§ A Italy
Low
No.
April-Oct
„
Italian Credit Consortium
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
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part pa>id
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99
.
bonds 1972
3s dollar
1
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MAY
ENDED
WEEK
Friday
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High
*98
fund issue 1953 due
Prussian Conversion 1953 Issue—
6Vis
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&
conv
A 7s
Friday's
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3s
or
(coat)—
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FOR
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1
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78'%
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13
66ft
75'%
Volume
Number 5843
189
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(2055)
27
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friday
Week's Range
BONDs
New Fork Stock
Sale Price
or
Low
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and
First
refund
45
44,L»
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46 >/4
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series
A
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1979
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&
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impL
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,
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consolidated
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92%
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ref
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series G 1981
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ref
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& ref
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1st
&
ref
3%.s
M
1st
ref
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M
ref
&
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series
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series M
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ser
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ref M 4s series O
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conv
debentures
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conv
debs
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ref
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.
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footnotes
Am
1984___
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dobs
1977
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72
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75
78
74
79
81
86
83
72%
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86%
7
page
29.
1979
—
3%s debs 1979
General Realty & Utilities Corp—.
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General Slice Corp 3.30 debs 1980
Mar-Sept
General Telephone 4s conv debs 1971—;_May-Nov
General
83%
83%
,
75%
.'
1972—
1975
1977
debentures
4s debentures
73%
82 %
85
72%
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conv
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1977
86
86'/4
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85 Vi
90 Vi
80%
82
53
80
83%
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Grand Union company 4%s conv 1978
Jan-July
80
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81
81
86
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80
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53
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1975
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1978
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4%s debentures 1968
85'% Z 88Va
59
59
:
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5
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59
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88%
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April-Oct
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1969
2%s 1979—;i——
1st mortgage 3%s 1981—
1st
59%
88 Va
58%
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.
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B Jan
1980
Hackensack
86
89
~~
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5s inc debs series A
1
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Gulf States Utilities 2%s
105
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106
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Jaw-July
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N 1990
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B—
General mtge lnc 4s series
1st & ref M 3%s series G
91
89
89
April-Oct
Mobile &
General
82
76
certificates
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257
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91 Va
93 Vi
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1909
.
3%s
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—
debs 1976
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49
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76
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81
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81
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100
94%
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81
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81
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1959
102 Vi'
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1972___
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2001
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98
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1
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1982
1982
debentures
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110
June-Dec
1_
1972—
1977
102%
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1976
3'/8s debentures
1979—
3s
debenlurcs 1978
78%
76
.
—
1961—__May-Nov
107J/2
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93
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debentures
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(Bali.)
1981
series X
Natural Gas
3Vi8 debenliires
Power
1976
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1st ref mlge s 1' 2'iis
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—
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————Feb-Awp
1963___
1973—;—
89
86
98 %
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April-Ocf
90
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Tire
100
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1980—_—i_il/ap-Nov
1.
series
4 Vis
M
1982
II
85%
10
85%
86
80
April-Oct'
1971—Mar-Sepf
2020
1
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124
1
Foremost Dailies Inc 4%S 1980
8
101
75
&
90
144
ser A Jan 2015
April
3'/4S ser E 1964—April-Ocf
3%s ser F 1990—Jaw-July
3%s ser G 2000—Jaw-Julv
86%
87
:
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33
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1st
1st &
91
87%
172%
April-Oct
10
;
107% 107%
mtge 2%s ser
refund
86
1
89%
89%
4%s conv debs 1978
Mar-Sepf
Transport 4s conv debs 1981—May-Nov
General dighr Jo 5%s income debs 1987__Jwwc-Dec
General Electfic Co 3%s debs 1976
May-Nov
mtge 2%s scr
refund
First
5
87%
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86%
83
•'
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90
98
102
1
89%
100
.
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April-Oct
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93%
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106
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83
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90
—Feb-Aug
mortgage
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1977*.
1.
scries
83
93
85%
first cons gold 5s 1995_Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Metallurgical Corp— '
subord debs 1976
3Vis debenture
'
3s
66
61
84
86
124
conv
2%s
99%
112%
,
mortgagp
First
58
57
87%
19G5—Jan-July
82%
13
90
83
83
;•
Mar-Scut
1987—
1
87%
84%
84%
82%
Engineering lnc—
3%s conv subord debs 3 981
Commonwealth Edison Co—
58
57%
93%
86
Feb-Awp
—April-Ocf
Mar-Sepf
Apr-Oct
Apr-Oct
Mar-Sept
first mortgage 3%s
division
Firestone
Food
V*82
82%
'
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63%
85
May-Not?
debs Jan
Income
Pansteel
76%
78'%
*94
1970—May-Sepf
3 Vis
53 V.
56
11
Corp—
mtge inc 4%.s
mortgage
mortgage
consol mortgage
Ohio
*75
May-Nov
1964
Ohio Elcc
70y8
50
871/4
1977——Mar-Sept
1973
consol
1
South
Columbus &
Steel
consol
61%
87
87
—
5s debs series I
67%
57
56%
,
Jan-July
-
conv
i
General
74%
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99
Railroad Co—
tFIorida
f;.
57
May-Nov
1988
debs
(N Y)
81
Inp—
1975
13
97
52
Apr-Oct
& Eastern Ry 3%s 1970
Southwestern first 5s 1965
73%
81
Zlfar-Sept
Short Line first gld 4 %s 1961—April-Oct
Fuel & Iron Corp 4%s 1977
Jaw-July
debentures series A
69%
*47
_Feb-Aug
Fuel Associates 3%s
&
subord
61 Vi
—Jan-July
.June-Oct
.ZJune-Dec
3s debentures series B 1975—
——-Feb-Awp
3%s debentures series C 1977—
April-Ocl
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Jan-July
3%s debentures.series E 1980—_____—Mar-Sept
3%s debentures series F 1981—
.—April-Oct
4%s debs series G 1981_
April-Ocf
5%s debs series II 1982———
-—Jwwe-Dec
3s
67%
69 %
*66%
1961
1989
Stainless
conv
Edison El 111
101
81'/2
12
73 V4
74 %
1993
Columbia Gas System
3%s
stamped 1965
Energy Supply Sclnvaben
1989
3%s
mtge
1
*73%
1977
1982
5s
2%s TQSo-^L-^i^L^^^-Mar-Sept
—May-Nov
mortgage
1st
1970
mtge 4Vis
91
L-
1990-May-ZVow
Cleveland
mortgage
morlgage
37
*81 %
1991_Jan-Jnly
trust 4s
first coll
St Louis Division
97%
89%
101%
'
1977—Jan-JwZy
1st 4s
l.)iv
Mich
97%
June-Dec
May-Nov
Co 2%s 1977
2%s 1979
3%s 1983
3%s 1986
mortgage
qq .!•; 100
'•
9910
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1993
B
&
45
97%
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4%s
Inc
Industries
1st
98%
90'/a
99
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1978-
debs
subordinated
1st
98%
98%'
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1903
4s debs
debentures
2.35s
92%
98%
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debentures
subord
94
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85%,
197G_Mar-Scpt
1961
RR, 2%s ser B
debentures
f
s
3s
4%s
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&
Gardner
Chemical
1st
*
93
91
11
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3
81
92
86%
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1995
1995
4s
2
/.
98
80
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_
gold
conv
5s
106%
104%
104% 104%
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sepf
1984
first
Terminal
Diamond
105"
Dow
94
N
Detroit Tol & Ronton
1
82 %
87%
85%
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series O 1980
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Mack
&
Douglas
April-Oct
Jaw-July
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Cincinnati
ser
3%s
Detroit
_.
4s
2%s
82%
City Ice & Fuel 2%s debs 1900
June-Deo
Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago Si St Louis Rygold
ref
ref
78
67
79
85
Mar-Sept
&
Detroit
13
07
2
3
81
*
1982__May-Sept
Mar-Sept
1969
&
67
67
102%
104%
June-Dec
1970
Gen
77%
82
7
79
87%
Jan-July
1971—
debs
78
Mar-Sepf
1971————
Cities Service Co 3s s f debs 1977
debentures
General
II
debentures
63%
82%
150%
fixed
1993
2%s ser J 1085
,'rcf 3%s ser K 1976
59'/2
.
82
Feb-Aug
Feb-A7ip
Jan-July
Corp 4s
debentures
1970
4Vis
Gen
'.""j
1909
series G 1974
debs I960—
mortgage'2%s
Financial
3%s
276
105%
114%
79
A-^Pril-Ocf
JKne-Dec
'
/"//';
RR—
rcl' mtge
Second
ilfar-Sept
Feb-Aug
3:!'»s series E
morlgage gtd
First
OIT
64%
Terminal—
Union
series
3s
64 Va
Jaw-July
1
Chicago & Western Indiana RR Co—
1st coll trust mtge 4%s ser A 1982——May-Nov
Cincinnati Gas & Elcc 1st mtge 2%s 1975_ApriI-Oct
1st mortgage 2%s 1978.
Jan-July
1st mortgage 4 lis 1987—
May-Nov
First
63
23
101
3
204
87%
May-Nov
1988
and refund 2%s series L
66%
66%
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—■
First and refunding mtge 2%s-4 Us 1994.Jaw-July
Income
2%s-4.%s 1994
—..Jaw-July
Chicago Union Station—■
Z-/Z:/:.//
First morlgage 3'/as series F
1903
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s series G 1903
Jan-July
Cincinnati
tr 3%s
Gen
1999
1
Jan
101 %
135% 136%
*__
mortgage series A
83 Va
133
\
101
136%
4%% 2018_—i—April
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fixed 1%
contingent Interest) 1993—Jan-July
Income
82'%
50
-:X
19li9__—Jaw-July
B
1983_.
C
ser
68%
Mar-Sept
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1st mtge 2%s ser A 1980..
4%s income debs J995.
1st
68%
v
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.
Grande Western
&
79%
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791/2
1 2042_
4-6s May
& coll
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&
Gen
78
20
101
May
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contingent interest)
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inc 4%s
mtge conv
mortgage
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2055.^
1
Jan
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16
58
General
Jaw-July
2019.-April
1904.
15%
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.
mortgage 4s
26
May-Nov
1st mtge
,
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR—
First
15%
May-Nov
Denver
V
54
14
1st
82'%
76
25%
16%
.
mtge & coll tr 4%s ser B 1985
Delaware Power & Light 3s 1973a
56%
55 /
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V:
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1st mtge & coll tr 5s ser A 1985
,
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1973—Map-Nov
C
series
M
Pennsylvania Division—
99%
82
15
15
RR Co—
Western
mortgage due 1993
Essex Division;
&
Collateral trust
4
V.
x62 V2
refund
and
Alncome
71
119
25%
15
16%
May-Nov
1963
extended
4s
High
6
15%
6s
Lackawanna &
Low
No.
York Lackawanna & Western Div
New
Morris
95%
■
82
1970
Jan. 1
Sold
High
June-Dec
June-Dec
1970-
A
Range Sine*
Bonds
Friday's
or
15%
conv
Hudson
&
Delaware
'
79'
Jan-July
1970
series B
Publishing Co
Delaware
♦81
A
iiw: series
4 ll»s J tic sor
mortgage
86%
Week's Range
Bid & Asked
June-Dec
&
;
May-Nov
May-Nov
19118—Jaw-July
1st;
mortgage 4.s
A 2nd
85 %
96
Apvil
1985//—-M«y-Ndv
hie'mtge 4%s .Inn 1 2038,
Chicago Indianapolis-& Louisville Ry—
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88 V2
^Feb-Aug
AGenera)
..
87
*92:%
1997
5s
gold 5s 1982
Chicago Great -Western 4s series
Z
103 %
*/\/Z;
inc conv
Jan
122%
99 %
84 %
94
93%
93 Va
Feb-Aug
First mortgage. 3%s sdrkvs B
,
112 Vi
24
86
___Jaw-July
1st & ref mlge 3s -1990„^___
■,1st & ref mi go 4:»«s 1978
'Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
301
100 \'z
4s June 30
debs 1986
April-Ocf
debs 1977
Mar-Sept
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975—April-Oct
First
mortgage 3%s 1982
Feb-Aug
First
mortgage 3s 1984
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 5s 1987
May-Nov
Deere & Co 2%s debentures 1965
____ApriZ-Oct
3%s
debentures
1977—
;
Jan-July
4%s subord debs 1983
Feb-Aup
117%
93 Va
*86 Vi
1973—Junc-Dcc
1989
4s
110
1
84 Vi
1096-_Feb-Awp
E
1,200
Sale Price
Low
lien
ACurtis
93 Vst
*99
84 Vi
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
First and refunding mortgage 3%s 1985Feb-Aug
First and refunding mortgage 2'ias 197O__Feb-Aft0
.
93
Last
Period
RR—
Alst lien
90 Vi
92 V2
\
Interest
\
AImp & equip 4s 1970
;
85 V*
112% 115%
113
/R & A dlv first consul gold 4s 19G9___—Jaw-July
Second
83%
—
Friday
Alst mortgage
49
94%
93 Vi
Ohio Ky gen 4%s 1992
Mar-Sept
iinpt M 3 las series D 1996 ..May-Woo
and
Cuba
High
90 Vi
112%
1981__Jan-July
1965—Jan-JwZy
subord
conv
Chesapeake
"
—
—
f
1
BONDS
Dftystrom
Champion Paper & Fibre 3%s debs
debentures
MAY
New York Stock Exchange
43
91
*92 Va
Corp—
subord
conv
1974—Feb-Awp
1968—Feb-Aug
series
1
3Vis
Low
105
-
ENDED
Jan. 1
No
High
WEEK
FOR
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Sold
Alst
3%s
3%s
mortgage
de
Bond*
Friday'#
Bid & Asked
Pacific Ry Co—
'First
Cerro
Last
Period
Exchange
Central RR Co. of N J 3%s 1987
Central New York Power 3s 1874
Central
RANGE
interest
94
94
100'%
100% 100%
100
54%
99%
5
100%
101
103%
22i%
25
105%
103%
395
57
21%
98%
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105 Va
55i%
85%
~
501/4
57
199
19
28%
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28
.
.
Monday, May 4, 1959
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Interest
1'erJod
New York Stock Exchange
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Bid At, Asked
Low
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%a series A 1981—Jan-July
First mortgage 3s series B 1978
June-Dee
111 Cent RR consol mtge 3%s ser A 1979—May-Woo
Con£ol mortgage 33Aa series B
Consol mortgage 33Aa series 0
Consol mortgage 3%8 series F
1st
1979
1 974
1984
*79%
Map-Not
Oil Pipe Line Co—
f debentures series A 1977
4'As s I debentures 1987
Interstate Power Co 33As 1978
Jan-July
April-Oct
1982
Jamestown Franklin & Clear
4s
Manufacturing 3^" debs 1975
KLM
Royal Dutch Airlines—
43As conv subord debs 1979
Kanawha
Afar-Sept
77%
80
88
88
91
99
4'As debs adj 1963
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4'As 1961
Stamped 1961
Plain
94%
211
unguaranteed
1961
tAKreuger & Toll 5s
121
let
&
1st
ref
&
5s
113%
99 'A
100
5
79%
80%
92%.
89
90%
ref
5s
110% 113%
Lehigh Valley RR
consol
gen
80%
to
A
C
fixed
5s
Series
93
93
85
85
89%
45%
45%
85
*45%
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3.75s
95
123
debentures
debentures 1976
67%
19
9m
96%
2
21
r%
2%
67%
3
Jan-July
94
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1972
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101
16
112
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119
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f
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series
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1
2007
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,
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s
f
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B
1974
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see
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79
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74
74%
16
60'A
6
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1965
A
4s
1990
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1977
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60
63
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1974
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—
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.
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97%
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17
94%
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First
82%
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79%
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77%
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5s
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—
102%
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sinking
4%s
4'As
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B
General
General
General
Peoria
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1981
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79%
1983
Pennsylvania Power &
Pennsylvania
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93%
1978
debentures
94%
81
89%
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May-Now
Feb-Aug
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110%
1987
3%s
95
10
1986
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3%s
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1987
series
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119%
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S
series
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1978
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—
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...
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ref
86%
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June-Dec
3%s series CO 1978.——June-Dec
M 4%s ser DD 1990
June-Dec
&
&
99
119%
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90
87%
4
Mar-Sepf
ref
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8
9
..
6
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82
Feb-Aug
&
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58
90%
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First & refunding mtge 3%s ser U
1st & ref M 3%s series W 1984—
1st & ref M 3%s
62%
82'2
63
:,
June-Dec
conv
scries
&
65
83%
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1st
62
98
88
'
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June-Dec
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88%
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M
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8
73
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0
1982
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2
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3s
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81
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9
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conv
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98
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68
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debentures 1977
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5%s
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89
1984
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1988—June-Dec
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95
100
1
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60
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91%
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1991—.l—_Mar-Scpf
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Monongahela
Monon Railroad
1
100%
80
60
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66
81'A
May
100
100%
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1982—
1st
82'A
86
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income 4%s ser B Jan
debentures Jan 1 2045
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1st
—
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83
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87
—-
63
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mortgage
mortgage
7
63%
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105
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2033
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—
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84
81
83 A,
81
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Reorganization issues—
1st mtge 4 Vis series B Jan
1
1990
1st mtge 4'/4S series C
Jan l 2005
Gen mtge income 4%s ser A
Jan 1 2020
Gen
4
•*90
May
June-Dec
1978
97 %
Ohio
82
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90%
83%
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1991
1962
78%
78%
99
(Wisconsin) first mortgage 4%s 1987—June-Dec
Nortlirop Aircraft Inc 4s conv 1975
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Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984^
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72
78'A
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84
107
F M A N
1971
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1962
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76
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75
2
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84'A
57
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20
58
1984
first
^~
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83
87%
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2047—
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54%
29
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29
88
103%
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A
155
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inc series A Jan
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4s
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—
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•'83
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trust
—
'
99
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(quar)
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88
1997
102
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92
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71
—
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60
mortgage 3%s
76
80
*83
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f debentures 1976
f debentures 1972
63%
56
mtge
69
%|
100
Michigan Central RR 4%s series C
1979__Jan-July
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3.10s
82%
61
1st
2
--
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1974—May-Nou
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3%s
78
1
1st
85%
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124% 126
Scott Corp—
1975
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
7
First
78
w«*
debs
3%s sinking fund debentures
1967
Jan
3s
(Minnesota)
92%
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4%s debentures 1991
?i03,'j
62%
88
76
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—
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62:%
82%
3
102 %
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88
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100
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3'/2s debs 1973
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27
71
99
1978
Ry prior lien
1997
registered
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100
—
—
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...
46%
258
2%s 1974— Feb-Aug
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mortgage 2%s 1979
;
Feb-Aug
98%
88
__
—
147
27%
48%
27%
92
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—
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1977
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3s
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1977
lien
67%
7
102
debentures
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62'A
67%
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74%
56
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s
debentures
74
60%
&
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1971
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71
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74
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s
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1
66
f
s
1976—1——
113%
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1980
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4%s
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82 %
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debentures 1974—1
113
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f
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s
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&
general
s
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s
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4%s
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1972—Afap-Nov
5s conv subord debs
1977
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1)978
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Manila RR (Southern
Lines) 4s 1959
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1972
59%
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58%
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24
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ser
debentures
52%
72
68%
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36
—
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72
—
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2
63
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series
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53
17
63
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2003
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62
33'A
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1973
&
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conv
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ser F
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2003
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second gold 3s 1980.
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s
99
95'A
10
64%
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Jan -July
mortgage 2%s 1980—
mortgage 2Y«s 1980
mortgage 3%s 1983
mortgage 3%s 1983—
General
97
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debentures 1978
Louisville & Nashville RR—
3'As
General
May
1963
May
General
61 %
—Afap-Nov
Afap-Nov
debentures 1970
1968
General
ZUap-Nov
Afap-Nov
Afap-Nov
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70
64%
75
66%
68%
95'A
Y
63
G8
mtge bds—
2003
1st
72
*63%
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1980
First & refund mtge
3%s
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mtge 27/8s
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mtge 3%s
95
2%
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Feb-Aug
1974
Lone Star Gas 4%s debs 1982
Long Island Lighting Co 35/es ser
Lorillard (P) Co 3s debentures
3s
35
*74
2003—__May
subord
95 Va
62%
69%
58
71%
94%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1978__Fcb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series If 1989—April-Ocf
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Refunding mortgage 4 %s series J 1991—Afap-Nov
Ref mtg 4 %s series li 1993
Jan-July
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
92%
92
ASeries F 5s contingent interest 2003
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
Aprll-Ocf
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Ocf
Libby McNeil & Libby 5a conv s f debs '76_June-Deo
Lockheed Aircraft Corp—
4.50s
95%
79
93
64%
Jan-July
& cons mtge 4s ser A 2004_.
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N
96
93
*94
B
Ilavcn
mtge
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65%
73
65%
95 %
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1st
92%
—
123
contingent Interest 2003
4'/2s contingent interest
E
96
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93
4s
D
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interest
81%
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72%,
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Light first mtge 2%s 3 975—Afar-Sept
N Y & Putnam first consol gtd 4s
1993—April-Ocf
N Y Susquehanna & Western RR—-
84
9;j %
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West 4s
&
series
New
1st
94
60
62%
Chicago & St Louis—
Y Lack
Y
SO
96
61%
refunding intge 4s ser A 2007—Jan-July
AGeneral mtge conv inc 4%s ser A 2022
May
Ilarlem River & Port Cb ester—
81%
81
81%
81%
*87
62'A
N Y Power 8c
8'%
82 %
First &
79
78
21
River
Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975
4%s
N
J 22%
81
*
Aprll-Ocf
1970
Series A 4s fixed interest 2003
Series B 4,/2s fixed interest 2003
Series
79
135
1974
mortgage 4'/2s extended
110'%
*91
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y.) —
1st
•189
*79
*—
1964
stamped
35
81
71%
82 Va
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
April-Oct
1980
gold 3%s 2000
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
N
135
7
79%
June-Deo
A
N Y
/
*90%
April-Ocl
certificates
stamped
127
6s
mortgage 3 '/as 1997
registered 1997
York
High
71%
Feb-Aug
N Y & Harlem
89%
99%
112'/4
1998
Refunding mortgage 3'As series E 1980 -June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F 1980..
April-Oct
4%s income debentures 1989
June-Dec
90
Low
*71 %
_
New
99 %
90
Jan. 1
No.
*81
3%s
96
87%
_
trust
Range Shice
Sold
SO
Lake Shore
234
79»«
Afar-Sept
South gold 3 '/2s '97__June-Deo
Mich
&
90
151%
99 Va
1959
Shore
8
543
April-Ocf
1997
Lake
104'4
Bonds
High
Co—
Jan-July
collateral gold 3%8 1998
Feb-Aug
registered 1998
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998-Feb-Aug
3%s registered 1998
Feb-Aug
93
104%
99'A
96
121
RIt
series A
Central & Hudson
3%s
-
104%
4^
Jun-July
Jan-July
Kimberly-Clark Corp 3%s 1983
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
3'/as registered 1997
Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3'As
Lehigh Valley Coal Co-
95%.
234
*88%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1961
4Vis
89%
I-* o ©
Y
General
88
98%
24
95 %
&
(Rudolph)
3
10
63
Collateral
N
263%
88
99% 101%
233
Central
Refunding & Impt 4%s series A 2013
Refunding & Impt 5s series C 2013
78
78
98%
1003b
York
Consolidated 4s
91
Michigan Ry 4s 1990
Apr-Oct
Kansas City Power & Light 2%s 1976
June-Deo
Kansas City Southern Ry 3'As ser C 1984_June-Deo
Kansas City Term Ry 23As 1974
Apr-Ocf
Karstadt
New
85%
Friday's
Jersey
—
100% 101 Va
1970—Afar-Sept
Afar-Sept
Joy
89%
78
1959—June-Dec
27/8s
1st
Power & Light
89%
241%
Afar-Sept
-Jan-July
I-T-E Circuit Breaker 4'As conv
Jersey Central
86
88
Interstate
s
79
88
or
Bid & Asked
Bell Telephone 3%s 1988
Jan-July
New Jersey Junction RR
gtd first 4s 1986__Feb-Aug
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
Mar-Sepf
New Orleans Term 1st mtge 3%s
1977—May-ZVow
80
78
-
3'As
77
88
101
Sale Price
Week's Range
Last
Period
Low
New
11
Interest
High
—
*77 lb
Harvester
subord debs 1983
conv
L
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
*87
Credit Corp 4%s deba ser A 1979
May-Woo
International Minerals & Chemical Corp—
8.65s conv subord debs 1977
Jan-July
International Tel & Tel Corp—
4%s
Loo
No.
—
"891b.
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
MAY
Jan. 1
79
*89%
Jan-July
,—Afar-Sept
:
Afar-Sept
mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
International
79
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3 %s series J 1981
1st mtge 43As ser K 1987
1st mtge 4%s series L 1989
ENDED
Range Since
Sold
77
Jan-July
Feb-iiup
Inland Steel Co 3'As debs 1972—
1st
77
May-Woo
mtge 3'As series <3 1980
mtge 3%s series H 1989
s I debentures
1980
1st
WEEK
Friday
Bonds
High
May-Woo
3%s
FOR
Week's Rang*
Last
84
78
101%
90
99%
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93
104
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Number 5843
Volume 189
,
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New Fork Stuck
Interest
Exchange
Period
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964—_Feb-Aug
4'As conv subord debs 1987
Feb-Aug
Pillsbury Mills Inc. 3%s s £ debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 274s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
:
117
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mortgage 5s scries
A
mortgage 5s series B 1975
9414
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Power
debs
conv
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debentures
and
4%s
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A
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81
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81
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1966
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109
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92
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1980
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93
93
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a
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68
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64
67
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1961
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67 7i
91
—
30
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100
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.
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„
.
93
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ser
95
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99
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98
•
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99
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148
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76
137
80
137
—
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90
1966
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—
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14
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1970
debentures
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111
94
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8774
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.
1985
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314s
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1979
debentures
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118
474s
ref mtge 274s ser II
Washington
84
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102 V2
85
1971™ April-Oct
debentures
91
■
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ns
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conv
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10314
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1982
152
118
128
143
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100
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98
184
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9974
7
10314
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—-.— _Jan-July
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14
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86
17
98
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&
I
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73
9874
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& ref M 374s scr J 1982
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1972
debs
ctfs
subord
conv
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1951—
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81
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—May-Nov
274s debentures 1967
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United States Steel 4s debs 1983
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94
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93
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92
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93
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84
92
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90
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91
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—
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119
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92
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92
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102
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8074
36
itR Assn of St Louis—
Texas Corp
■
80
115
Jan-July
Jan-July
1972
Refund
Texas
99%
8974
:7;—.V:.;
-May-Nov
u
mtge 6s 1953
adjustment bonds—
-
105
27
8114
*9874 102
—
May-Wop
Jan-July
May-Woo
1973
Refund
9574
80
8974
2%s debentures
Co.
debentures
Terminal
9074
-Feb-Aug
SAConsol
Debt
—
8174
-
High
123
100
90
101
81
v
Low
11174
113
8074
;
—
Jan-July
Corp 274s debentures I960
Oil Co 874s debs 1981
1st mtge 6s 1971
&
274s
9374
;
9974
*8714
Corp of America 3%s conv
Reading Co first & rei 3'/«s series D 1995 .May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
Apr n-Oc/
§ADirect
92
.94
*100
1980-. June-Dec
Mfg Co 37a« debs 1975
j
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
Swift
727'4
93
—Jan-July
Rheem
__
Mar-Sept
Surface Transit Inc
9174
9414
—Mar-Sept
1964—
1982
4 74s
(Ohio)
Oil
Superior
3-
94
.
Radio
Sunray
9774
92
May-Wop
—...
-
9874
97%
,
93
June-Dec
1977
274s
Oats
9774
>:
7014
Mar-Sept
1972
debentures
Quaker
i'.r-:
9014
refunding mortgage 3 lis 1983- April-Oct
1975—
April-Oct
debentures
5
—
9214
refunding mortgage 374s 1968_Jan-JuZy
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037_„Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 6s 2037__Juue-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 274s 1979_Juue-Dec
1st
100
1974
Co
"
No.
100
debentures 274s 1971—May-Nov
Jan-July
(N J)
Oil
Jan. 1
Sold
High
11414 12074
April-Oct
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
11414
1982—April-Oct
3 74s conv
1983
debentures
274s
Standard
9074
First and
3%s
(Indiana)
Standard Oil
91
76
9274
Jan-July
May-Nov
1973
Oil
debentures
474s
120%
90
76
'
Procter & Gamble 374s. debs 1981
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
3s debentures
1963
'<
374 s
9814
April-Oct,
1983
96
11274
<
—
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Stauffer Chemical 374s debs 1973_j
9814
Mar-Sept
3s
417
92
Sale Price
High
9474
2
__
*9778
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngs town & Ashtabula Ry—
1st gen 5s series B 1862
Fcb-Aug
Potomac
9414
Last
Period
Exchange
-
Plttsb Coke & Cnem 1st mtge 3%s 1964___May-Now
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 374s 1965—Jan-July
Plantation Pipe Line 274s 1970
3%s s t debentures 1986
Jan. 1
Low
0.
:
April-Oct
37as series E
Week's Range
Interest
BONDS
*97%
April-Oct
mortgage
1
New Yofk Stock
Standard
*7214
June-Dec
1970
General
MAY
ENDED
Range Since
Sold
11414 117'
Pittsburgn Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General
WEEK
Friday
Bonds
High
*90
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser II 1960
Fcb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963_Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964-May-Nov
-
FOR
Week's Range
JLast
Sale Price
~
tte
85
92
95
9974
A Bonds
10314
raf£e. d Ex-interest, e^dd-tot siale
Included In the year s range, r Ca
receivers^, or reorganized
saMasrs--,
not
under Beet.on 77 «
««*•
selling flat.
.
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for ■the
April 27 and ending Friday, May 1.
It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended
whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Par
Aberdeen
Petroleum
Corp class
Acme
Precision
Acme
Wire
Adam
Consol Industries
Co
A—
Products Inc
footnotes
see
1
—A
Inc
page
Range
614
474
614
20
FOR
ENDED
MAY
Shares
Friday
47-4
1,200
Last
474
Jan
6%
1,800
574
Jan
20%
700
1774
Jan
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Par
High
574 Mar
874 Mar
22%
Jan
7%
7%
77-4
800
774 Mar
8%
Jan
89 %
8614
9274
15,800
53%
Feb
97%
Feb
1
127 a
11%
12%
9,500
974
Jan
1374 Mar
1
6 74
614
774
8,700
474 Mar
974 Mar
Surpass Shoe Stores
Petroleums Ltd
Agnew
Ajax
y
Great
Southern
Sales
Week's
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
High
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Low
1714
*
50c
50
Alabama Power 4.20'/o
preferred—100
Alan Wood Steel Co_
10
594
cumulative preferred
100
Alaska
Airlines
Inc
—I
Alabama
to include every
1
STOCKS
for Week
1
33.
WEEK
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Low
4%
—10
common
Aerojet-General
Corp
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Aero Supply Manufacturing
For
w^ek beginning
the
In
1714
100
1374
Jan
3i
IS
5,300
74
Jan
18
138
138
139
20
131
Jan
87
Jan
89
89
90 74
300
3174
31
3374
2,200
2374 Jan
78
774
874
5,000
6%
Jan
Jan
High
1874 Mar
174
139
9174
Jan
Apr
Apr
3574 Mar
85
874
Mar
Apr
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Monday, May 4, 1959
...
(2058)
00
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKW
U*
,
American
•ale Friet
Exchange
Stock
Week'*
fll
34%
Jan
42%
17%
17%
17,000
17%
Apr
17%
7%
7VB
7%
4,000
6%
Feb
9%
Apr
Apr
8% Mar
7
Feb
9%
Apr
1
4%
4%
4%
3,700
3%
Jan
5%
Jan
1
10
1
8
———1
4%
4%
4%
6,500
3%
Jan
5% Mar
—■
Control Co Inc
/
Inc.————
9V4
9%
34,800
preferred
common
New
Book
Co
«
American Seal-Kap
Jan
11% Mar
Canal-Randolph
50
54%
3,700
36 %
Feb
65% Mar
11%
12
9,300
Capital City Products—
Carey Baxter & Kennedy
14%
15%
6,000
13% Mar
17% Mar
113
Lead
18%
36%
Anchor
Post
Ltcf—.
Products
Jan
Feb
86
May
1%
5% Mar
-
.
98
Jan
100
45
Apr
48 %
Jan
18%
29,400
117b
Mar
123
■tmmm
Jan
37
Apr
41%
300
38%
Jan
41%
Apr
44 Va
800
38
Jan
45'A
Feb
32 Vb
10
37
41%
'
32 Vs
125
31% Mar
36
Jan
9%
110
1,200
10
10,300
115
2,500
33
9% Mar
12%
Apr
39
Apr
10%
Jan
12% Mar
4%
Jan
36%
38%
14,700
30
12
11%
12%
10,000
4%
4%
800
34%
35%
Feb
37
Mar
3%
4Ve
9,200
3%
Jan
5
Apr
12
Vi
19,200
U
Jan
4%
•
«...
3%
300
31
4%
'
18%
9%
18%
9%
20
3,100
9%
4,400
14%
Jan
9V« Jan
1%
20
8
7%
8%
6VB
Apr
11%
7
6%
Jan
9%
Apr
1,000
5%
Jan
8
Mar
91%
93%
Apr
99% Mar
32%
31%
33%
8,500
31%
Apr
41%
Jan
65
63%
65%
18,900
46%
Jan
67
Apr
96
Apr
100
Jan
1614
15%
16%
13,100
11%
Jan
21
31%
33%
21,100
21
Jan
33%
x6 Vb
6%
18,700
5
240
100
warrants
A
1
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co
1
Rubber class
Corp
Asamera Oil Corp Ltd
Associated Electric Industries—
.
rets reg
Stores
Associated Laundries
Oil
Associated
&
6
%
90%
Associated Stationers Supply Co
Feb
7
7%
7%
5,000
27%
27%
3,800
22 Vb
112
1%
ljir
40,600
1%
Jan
8%
8 3u
1,000
7 "c
Feb
8
6% Mar
Jan
Apr
Mar
8% Mar
29% Mar
2
A Feb
i«\
Apr
3%
3%
3%
4,000
3 Va
Jan
5 V*
Jan
3
2%
3
3,100
2%
Jan
3%
Apr
7
1
lc
Co
Feb
7%
1
America
%
27%
—51
Inc
of
Gas
33 VB
4
2.50
40c
preferred
Equipment
American dep
Feb
10,000
Power & Light—•
preferred
Associated Food
Jan
92
5
Louisiana Gas Co
Convertible
Feb
5%
7%
61,200
2%
Jan
•
26%
26%
100
21%
Jan
7"% Mar
28
Apr
Associated Tel & .Tel—
Class
A
106
•
participating
Atlantic
Coast
10c
Coast Indus Inc..
Atlantio
Line Co
104
3
„
2%
.——•
*
del Golfo Sugar
Consolidated Mining 6c
Development Corp
Atlas Corp option warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp...
Atlantica
106
61
~3%
__5p
130
3
5,600
61%
600
102
106%
Jan
Jan
3 %
Jan
63%
Apr
Apr
Apr
1%
52
3%
4%
1,900
3%
Apr
14%
15%
9,000
13%
Jan
3%
3%
33,400
3%
Apr
6%
Jan
Devices
Audio
Automatic
10 pesos
—
Products
.14%
3%
12%
2114.
..
1
12%
6,500
6%
400
4%
600
48%
500
5%
.1
3
Non-voting non-cum preferred
Ayrshire. Collieries Corp common
22%
47%
1
Inc
13
21
4%
.
—10c
Inc.
Steel
48
%
10,200
9%
Jan
15% Feb
3%
3%
Jan
20
Mar
4%
Jan
13% Mar
26%
Apr
7% Mar
Jan
5
Mar
Jan
35
50
Apr
Class
A
1
Rubber
Baldwin
Inc
los
de
Banco
18
;
17
4%
class
Bickford's
Blauner's
Inc
(S)
8
7%
8%
Breeze
Gas
1,500
17%
Jan
24% Mar
1%
3%
3%
25,400
4
4.400
Amer
3%
Petroleum
Amer
Jan
Jan
42%
44
167/e
13%
17%
51,400
7%
7%
7%
900
22%
21%
22%
800
9%
500
9
>
6%
xl7%
9
78
4,200
dep
rets
4%
Brown
Mills
F
£1
1
.
1
Jan
6%
Apr
Apr
18%
Apr
1,200
39
Jan
49
Feb
100
60
96
Jan
100
79
5,100
28
Jan
83% Mar
22%
27
9%
Apr
Jan
1%
27
15
15
16%
19,200
2,900
2%
2%
2%
1,200
67/s
6%
7%
31,200
7Vo
7%
8%
57,900
32%
.
123
..
3%
118
32%
126
2%
125
1,000
3,r;r
56,500
41%
7%
7,700
100
200
38%
6jJ
39%
6%
14%
13%
400
Burroughs
16%
Apr
Feb
Apr
6%
9% Mar
63,600
14%
3A
46
Jan
7 A Mar
8
7JA Mar
8A
Jan
41 Va
Jan
A Feb
14,600
13%
Feb
4,700
7%
Jan
9
9%
1,400
8%
Jan
3%
3%
100
3'A
16%
16%
50c
2
9
9%
Co
1
.
1
2.50
9
3,500
11V May
1,000
3%
8%
8%
.1,300
11%
600
8%
Mar
3% May
16% Apr
11%
9
10
29
34,700
17%
w*
9
8%
900
9
1,900
7%
7 Vb
Jan
15%
37%
Jan
Apr
8% Feb
10
Mar
3'A May
21
Jan
2%
Apr
12''a
Feb
8%
Jan
8%
Apr
Apr
10
12%
Jan
Jan
9
Mar
10%
3%
3%
4,800
2V4
Jan
14%
15%
1,000
14%
Apr
17%
Feb
11%
1,700
10%
Apr
13%
Jan
%
15
8,200
Vi Jan
%
Feb
10%
3%
3%
4
1,100
2% Jan
9
8%
9%
2,600
6%
Jan
>n
Inc
10c
Calvan
Camden
4 Vb Mar
4% Mar
10% Mar
Bread
Co
4
V4
20%
32%
6,800
27%
Apr
4%
27,300
2%
Feb
9,300
20%
Apr
21
36% Jan
5% Mar
23%
Jan
Gas Co
Ltd
For footnotes
see
59%
300
58
Apr
61%
Jan
48%
49%
250
48
Apr
52
57%
57%
57%
50
4
5
1
20
«
page
33.
-
.
3%
37%
8%
8%
4
37%
8%
55% Jan
300
'*22%
"l%
i;i;
•
6%
37-V»*
37%
37 %
32
•70
%
If?, Jan
16 V2
%
Jah
Apr
Jan
Apr
38% Mar
-
54-
Vi*5% 'V6%
'
-
41%'
2,500
-
■42'/4»
88-'b
•4"4-'
5%
*27%" *27%
7%
TVb
r
Mar
136-%
Jan
33%
Apr
27
Jan
1
108 "
1,450
V 300
Apr
«% Mar
Apr
11%
! 1,300
!
Jan
Jan
Jan
16
25,000
Hi!
136 "4
125
i-
28 Vs Apr
"11% Mar
Feb
49
900
14%'
125 7V
Feb
23%
20
"1,000
21
Feb
Apr
3A
Jan
9,500
5%
Feb
63A Mar
35,900
24%
Jan
51% Mar
30,300
2%
Jan
3,800
19%
Jan
8%
'10%
4
41,400
31,500
Feb
7
29% Mar
8%
-
Jan
Apr
5%
Jan
10%
Apr
100
9%
Jan
12%
Apr
8
300
7
Apr
8%
Feb
~:-3%-:~4
16,600
2%
Jan
4»A Mar
Va
Jan
6% Mar
9
:
rs
11%'. 11%
•*
3%':
7%
»
5% ••• 5% '=
5%
900
5
"1 Va
16,200
15%
15
15%
10,100
12%
Feb
it
Mar.
28
29
1,300
28
Apr
40
Jan
23
23%
1,600
18
Jan
24%
Apr
23%
23%
24:!.'i
400
22% Mar
25%
Apr
8%
8%
Feb
10 Vs
Jan
67/b
Jan
1 Vb
l%r
23
—1
'
;
1%
Continental
Air
Inc
Ray
Lines
Aviation
Continental
Commercial
Continental
Industries
Continental
Materials
Cook
&
Paint
&
1% Mar
Jan
1,400
184,500
10,500
23%
8%
100
8%
6%
32,100
2%
Jan
9%
32,500
7%
Jan
10 Va Mar
8%
8%
18
19
19
8%
22% Mar
Jan
8% Mar
6%
Apr
6%
8 Vb
16
15,900
1%
1%
1%
10,900
Co.:
20
29%
30
200
13 Va
14
5,100
26%
Beverage
12% Feb
Courtaulds
American
Crowell-Colliei
Feb
15%
700
13%
Jan
16% Mar
Va
Jan
20
Apr
7%
1,800
4%
Jan
9
Apr
55
Central Petroleum
Cork
Internat'l
400
.4%
Apr
30,300
2 %
Jan
22,800
50%
Apr
65%
13%
Jan
20% May
I
(Md)
20%
18
20%
112,900
8%
8
8%
1,700
5
Co
12%
13%
3,100
12%
Oil
9
8%
'
2
36
36
•
:'•
Vac
L
12 Va
class
A
15y8
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
iff
46
Feb
Apr
5
Jan
8
400
Apr
3%
3,300
Feb
11
Jan
18 Va
300
19%
Jan
2 Vb
3,800
2
Mar
2%
Jan
190
36
Apr
423/4
Jan
%
Jan
%'
17%
Apr
% Mar
19,100
7
9%
9'A
200
26%
4
28.%
4,300
7.
1,800
12
Jan
9
1——2.50
Co
8%
7% Mar
37%
18%
50c
vtc
Lighting Inc
Curtis Manufacturing
"4%
4
2.50
common
Curtis
3% Mar
41%
partlc—•
Drug Co common
25c
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
—•
,
4% Mar
4%
56
"A"
preferred
16 Va Mar
3%
3
50%
" '
1
Crown
Cuban-Venezuelan
Jan
14%
4%
>3%
———5
Crowley Milner & Co
$1.12
18%
1,100
19
50r
Inc
—
Publishing
Feb-
Apr
200
16%
7 Vb
(ord reg)—£1
Industries
Petroleum
20%
20%
v
.
dep receipts
Carrier
21V4
15%
7%
1.50
Ltd—
14% Feb
Jan
16
1
—•
Corp
Jan
Apr
Mar
20
16%
5
& Reynolds common.!
preferred class A
30
Jan
19%
13%
1
Corroon
83A
1%
!i) Jan.
A
k~,
Mar
Feb
8
—
7
6%
10c
—
Apr
lOVfe Mar
Jan
400
4,700
8
%
8
23V4
19% Mar
9,800
10c
Varnish
2% Apr
8% Mar
Feb
5%
Corp
Inc
Feb
i7d Jan
G'A
8%
Engineering—1
Corp
1
Inc
$1
5%
6%
2 Va
7%
20%
"5%
Ltd—
voting——
...•
Class B non-voting.—,.——*
*
Coro
8
1%
'•
21V4
1.25
Inc
Continental
5%
1,400
7
'
.
2
7%
10c
•
.-10
1
Corp
Mining & Smelt Ltd
Sun
6
50c
Corp—.:—20c
Inc
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Consolidated
Feb
Apr
-9% Mar
D
Daitch
Crystal
Davega
Stores
5%
Davenport
Davidson
Day
Dairies
Corp
preferred
Brothers
'
Mfg class
debentures^
A
Productions
Co
5
:
—a—1
Ltd.2
Steel
'
1
Textile
Inc
Co
Ltd
4i«
Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
334
300
2,500
139 %
30
3*7
B)
Jan
147
Apr
29% Mar
3,900
9%
Jan
13%
3%
3%
4,400
2%
Jan
4%
7
9,700
5'A
20V2
100
20%
Apr
1%
81,300
1/ir
Jan
•••.'
,20%
1%
18
VA Feb
I
10%
Apr
24%
3
Feb
Feb
Feb
13% Jan
Apr
26
19'A
20
1,500
19 Vi
Apr
.23% Jan
17%
17%
18
7,500
15
Jan
18% Mar
10
Jan
14!
13V2
14%
4,600
12
Jan
15% Mar
36%
36%
150
34 3 i
Jan
38%
Apr
11.-r
11%
G.000
10%
Apr
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5
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11%
3,600
2574
Apr
Jan
2,500
77 b
77b
77b
3774
1474
600
57b
1017b
Apr
6% Mar
45%
x445/b
34%
1%
Feb
Jan
Feb
38
2074 Jan
lft
50,100
14,700
1%
Jan
48 74
37
Jan
52%
4,200
21
Jan
41%
Apr
Jan
« Jan
*
88
1
887b
96%
86% Feb
Jan
70
9774 Mar
89
40
92.
92
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153
154
157b
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50
167b
50
160
11,500
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47b
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800
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300
19
3,000
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1,300
18%
187 a
1597b
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Jan
37% Mar
1174
Apr
31% Jan
5% Jan
3674
Apr
11%
36
36
200
574
10,400
8%
9%
37,900
12%
1274
2,200
1,100
3,400
5
5%.
57b
67b
574
-
67b
&
6
47b
10,600
12,600
11
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37b Jan
1274 Apr
5% Feb
7
Jan
5%
874
Feb
5%
Peb
Apr
4% Jan
Apr
37b Mar
25
Jan
2874 Mar
Jan
274
500
IS
15
500
25c
2
4
21,700
13% Jan
3
Jan
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10
974 Mar
5% Jan
1874
Industries Inc
Apr
274 Mar
28% Jan
33%
11
5
Mar
165
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26V4
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1274
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8
1
1
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Jan
Feb
Jan
200
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4
16% Jan
138
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Apr
1,000
27b
87 b
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Feb
9,900
2 Vb
10
27b
2074 Jan
,
17b Jan
25
Feb
274
11
Apr
157% Mar
Apr
14874 Jan
374
374
5
Petroleum Ltd
90% Jan
93
40
96%
92
14%
common
Apr
Apr
18
Transit
,
3574
•
18
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104
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127b
1
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3,600
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1374
127b
3474
Mfg & Stores common
common
Feb
31
1374
17 b
National Electric Weld Machines
National Telefilm Associates
,
Jan
137b Jan
Jan
107b
19% Feb
29
Mar
Jan
3474
50
100
National Steel Car Ltd
-
11%
23% Jan
2,000
37%'
147b
Jan
187b Mar
•
Jan
8% Apr
13% Jan
'
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Jan
3% Jan *
15
Apr y
107b Jan
50
100
New
Feb
Apr
59%
-
Apr
12Tb
13%
12%
147b
.
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113 Mar'
Feb '
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.
2074
2074
I 27b
1
common
Machinery
187b Mar
1
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l
Products.
7% Mar
Feb
12
300
Apr
x
274
Rubber
18% Mar
Jan
2474
547 b
77
1
267b May
157b Mar
Jan
5874
•
2674
Starch
6% Jan
57b Jan '
26
274
National
Apr
197b Mar
247a Mar
474
National
113
7b Jan
107b Jan
257b
Feb
Apr
227b
474
Jan
Apr
27b
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1,120
2674
14%
Apr
3,300
1
48
62% Mar
34
Jan
5374 Jan
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Mar
60
2
5
3
Research
Apr
20
1374
...1
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Presto
Jan
374 Mar
Jan
1,230
15
20,000
Jan
29%
127b
7
Industries Inc
National
Jan
Apr
13'ft
8
10c
1
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16
357a
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44%
5
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87b Mar
Jan
1274
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1
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Jan
57b Mar
18
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7
Mar
157b
16
Apr
25% Jan
1174 Jan
5
28
28
28
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National Casket Company
5
20Vb Mar
Mar
9
3% Jan
4,500
4
5
10
National
-
37b Mar
574 Jan
National
Jr
1474 Mar
12
Jan
1,000
127 a
cum
Milling Co
National Bellas
137b Mar
2% Jan
6
Feb
Apr
Apr
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National Alfalfa Dehydrating
P'eb
Jan
5,600
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.
474
57b
Nachman Corp
Namm-Locser's Inc
Feb
Jan
Feb
127b
Mutcr ComP^ co2Ymon
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474
5
Muskogee Co common
Mar
374 Mar
Jan
3% Mar
300
:
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17b
57 b
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1 26%
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Apr
174
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Apr
22
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Muskegon Piston Ring Co
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Apr
600
22'ft
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1
4
1
2.50
100
1
6074
800
7%
__
v,
1974 Mar
Mfc Clemens M'ctal Products
6% cumulative preferred
Mt Diablo Company
Mount Vernon Mills Inc.
Mountain States Tel & Tel
Muntz TV Inc
Murphy Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co.
'Y
137b Mar
63Va
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33.
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91
157i
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4A Feb
Jan
cumulative preferred——100
preferred series B
100
preferred series C
—100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
•
Montrose Chemical Co
.1
Moody Investors participation pfd___•
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v 14%
*
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Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock__#
Jan
147b
1
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4.80%
4-50%
1074 Mar
14%
& Co
National
Imperial Chemical Industries—
7b
5,300
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ao
667b
27%
•
9,800
183a
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Monongahcla Power Co—
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Minnesota Pwr & Light 5r/o pfd
100
Mirrqr Aluminum Company.
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Mlssouri-Kansas-TeXas RR "ctfs"
Molybdenite Corp (Cap) Ltd—
1
Molybdenum Corp of America——1
Mar
200
7%
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Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co
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Mesabi Iron Co
Metal & Thermit Corp
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common..
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Maulo Industries Inc
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10
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1
Locke Steel Chain
5
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co.
1
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
1
Louisiana Land & Exploration
30c
Lunkcnheimor (The) Co
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La Salle Extension University
Feb
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-
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ft.v.-
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jan
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.
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237b
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Griesedieclc Company—.
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1
preferred series A
Greer Hydraulics..—
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20
4
Lake Shores Mines Ltd.
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14 7b
67b
50c
pfd
La Consolidada S A
21.300
Y
374 Mar
Jan
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207b
18
7% Mar
Apr
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Apr
5,260
1974
57b
i
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23% Jan
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2%
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177b
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Feb
2274
Feb
18%
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24
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Krueger Brewing Co—,
Jan
20%
li
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Y-
5,500
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Gray Manufacturing Co
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Great Amcr Industries IifCwi«.^-%%.^10c
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co—•—1
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9
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Jan
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9,500
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474
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Kobackcr Stores
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107
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27b
207b
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Kleincrt (I B) Rubber Co
Knott Hotels Corp
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Glonmore Distilleries ylass B_._.—:—.1
Globo Union Co lue...^——:
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225,800
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General Transistor Corp...—___—25c
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Kirk land Minerals Cot.) Ltd
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Apr
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6-15 Jan
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127b
Kawecki Chemical Co..
25c
Kawnccr Co (Del)
5
Kennedy's Inc
——..4—„—5
145
474 Jan
34 74
2274
1174
117 b
Kabz Drug Company—
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Mar
3774 Apr
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1,000
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29
1,060
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Feb
97i Feb
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Jupiter Oils Ltd
147% Mar
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Feb
15 3 b
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187b
97b Mar
129Vb
3874
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc
May
,0«,
Apr
67a Apr
22,500
140
£1»Y"
preferred
Gcllman-Mfg
/
11%
iii'v
Jan
% Mar
4,700
-
Jg
•
____
•
.
•}« 8 [tX
"sp
.*
•
.El®
120-/4
5%
2,200
i<>i
ioK '
-
Jan
Jan
1.550
"AjX'r
Corp—
Class A
XXX-
Apr
27%
•
dep rets ortV reg
Fox- Head Brewing Co—
Fresnillo (The) Company
Fuller (Geo A) Co
Power
175
68,800
14,000
' ,X.
71"
ip:
Oil
374
19
1
Israel-American
High
5,300
337/
377b
l
Irving Air Chute
Jan
25-
*»
157b
4,000
♦
,e--*
American
Gatlneau
*
11
i;>t
•
1R3'
%
Jan
y.a,£%■■:.
qna" Jan
50 ,4 "to!!
12,100
,-i!:
7%
2.50
%%Class B voting
Ford Motor Co Ltd—-.v--.'•-
29
1
i»«.
14V2
Jan
11 % Mar.
■
Royalty.—
147 b
X33
197b
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
87b
11%
10c
33»/3C
'
•
Canada—-r.
of
80
8.300
Mar
li3a
Jan
3a
4.300
8
v.
Apr
38
Iowa Public Services Co 3.90% pfd—100
Iron Fireman Manufacturing com
1
IromTte
Inc...
1
,
9% Mar
8% Feb
-V
17
29
ft-
1
-
13
12,500
Investors
Y.
15
337b
♦
5
Shares
13774 142
•
Products
for Week
High
77b
138
1
Ltd
International Resistance Co
6% Mar
87b
5
Intex Oil Company
Jail-:-
97«
International
Jan
11%
1.500
-
,)
Feb
60®b Mar *
1,500
.£ ■.
ir : Y
..
40%'. Jan
7% Apr
800
10%
vV
:10c
Inc..—J
17
FisbmaiMM II) Co Inc—L_1'.10% -*
Flying Tfger Liuc Inc.—
i.l
fy 4 ' >
Ford
500
America
.11%
Jan
3
North
of
104
Jan
1,540
i«>iH
20% 21%
107 ~ T>03,
^YY^rYY1
..
25o
Corp_.
r
i<;%-
l
;
—•
9%
3%
77.,
Y
r.,
-
—1
2,500
82,600
87a
110%
'
1
_
Firth Sterling
;
Corp_____
7»412
'''V.>'>-■
-
•
51,
517ft' 53%
.
21%
common shs pf beneficial int_._i
1
$2 preferred
__30
.
-
Co
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
25c
International Breweries Inc
International Holdings Ltd
International Petroleum Co
Apr
Jan
Jan
r.
—
Insurance
1
87„
F
Y.Y/ft -■ (Max) & Co class A'
1
Fairchild Camera & Instrument—>
;_t
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates—
"
Factor
44%
9%
-
Y .YyY* /:
■Xf'X:
*eb
19%
Feb
19
10%
25e;;
...10
oaii
9,500
10%
1
Eureka Corporation Ltd.—„___$1
*-*%
28%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Par
2,060
i
Friday
Exchange
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
26,100
Yioo'ft
9%
10%
1
STOCKS
Apr
1%
5
,
♦.
38
14%
*100
MAY
High
Jan
31%
;
9%
1
34
Yi%
■
ENDED
American Stock
-30%
»
31%
Equity Corp coHmioi)._i„i.i.—10c ;\y-Y 5 ; :
$2 convcrtibe-preferred
Y
1
-Y
Erie Forge & Steel
Corp common
1
7%
6% cum 1st preferred
-'..10
12
Ero'Manufacturing Co.——.
13,600
,
1%
....
20c
Empire District Electric 5% pld.
100
Empire Millwork Corpi_L^.^--_4__~l
I
Low
167b
13%
_5c
_
Emery Air Freight Corp—__
WEEK
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3634
42' b
FOR
;
Shares
•
l.l
Corp of America.
El-Tronics
36%
.1
common..
Electronics
Low
RANGE
for Weclr.
of Prices
Par
Electrics
Sales
Range
21%
Feb
18
Jan
413 Mar
37b
37b
117b
1074
117b
1,600
10% Jan
323/b
30%
34 Tb
27,500
157b Jan
34%
500
17
Jan
247b
Jan
Apr
13 % Mar
19
1974
——1
66
72
1,600
52
Jan
72
50c
33
3374
1,000
33
Apr
17%
17
1974
3374
——•
10c
"774
—1
474
Apr
17%
450
Jan
3374 May
19% P*b
77b
874
3,300
77b
Apr
10 %
4
4%
1,300
4
Apr
5
Feb
Mar
U
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
32
.
.
Monday, May 4, 1959
.
(2060)
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
I.-asl
Par
National
Electric
Union
Nestle-Le
Co
Mur
New
England
New
Haven
New
,
—
Tel &
Clock
New Idria Min
Corp
Co
174%
50c
Watch
Mexico
&
Pacific
Coal
Land
24%
26%
17%
17 VY
18%
York
&
York
New
North
Class
North
Northern lad
Nortlispan
17% Jan
22
i*eb
29Vb Mar
17 VY
Feb
19
1
0
:>
-
2 Vt
MS
12 V a
13
U
13'Y
7 Va
7
4%#
Mines
3%
3-ft
7'/a
7%
7VY
7%
7 Va
1,400
84 %
...JOc
8Tb
Feb
5 Vb Mar
4%
3% Mar
6VY Jan
Feb
8% Mar
Apr
74
67% Jan
89 VY Mar
85 Va
390
84
1%
1%
Apr
2Tb
Jan
lh
19,600
11,100
1%
1
1
Apr
1Tb
Jan
3
l
Nuclear Corp of Ainer A (Del.)
Feb
Jan
4
2,500
16,700
4,400
"i/ft
22,900
1% Jan
4'A
2%
10,000
17
Vb Feb
11%
2,500
7
Mar
5# scries.—20
4%% series_20
Cumulative preferred 4.40# series_20
5.60#
preferred
—20
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
1
Sarcee Petroleums Ltd-—
50c
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
—25c
Saxon Paper Corp.:
25c
Say re & Fisher Co
1
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd-—
3.50
Cumulative preferred
Cumulative preferred
Apr
Jan
(The)
Ogdeu Corp
—
Servo Corp of America
Scrvomechanisnis Inc
Oiiio Power 4Vb#
Okalta Oils
Old
Town
40c
50c
common
1
23%
38
18% Jan
25Tb Mar
Jan
40 V« Mar
92% Jan
37,900
37
600
"i/.i
1 .ft
IVa
4,800
ItVt Apr
93% Mar
1% Jan
90c
preferred
3%
4 VY
4,000
2% Jan
4% Feb
5%
5VY
100
5VY Feb
66 Vb
71 Vb
1,700
4VY Jan
66 Vb Apr
80
17% Mar
7
—
O
okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer sliares.lOs
Opelika Mfg Corp
5
Overseas Securities
71 Vb
16
"ilVb
...
220
16%
500
15Vb Apr
20%
10%
1
Corp
96%
95 Vb
100
common
cumulative
Oxford Electric
22 Vb
37%
21
200
lb-,#
8
8%
Jan
Mar
Feb
22
Mur
10
5VY Jan
3,700
Class
Silex
Clay Products—
10
Pacific Gas & Electric 6# 1st pfd—.25
5%# 1st preferred
25
5# 1st preferred
25
5# redeemable 1st preferred
25
82
31%
32%
800
30%
30%
30%
5,100
redeemable 1st pfd series A
redeemable 1st preferred
2u\'a
redeemable
1st preferred
redeemable
1st preferred
25
Pacific
lighting $4.50 preferred-.
$4.40 dividend
$4.75
$4.75
Pacific
Petroleums
Warrants
pfd
Pancoastal Petroleum
(C A)
88
95
10
134
132
87%
6%
15
19,100
145,900
55,800
18%
9%
13%
99% 100%
32%
32%
3%
4%
%
13%
13%
17
17
15%
15%
1
Ltd
13%
4 7i
12%
16%
13%
4%
4Tb
13%
11%
13%
2
l
Peninsular Metal Products
Pcun Traffic Co
1
Aircraft
Poloron Products class
Powdrell & Alexander
Corp
Oil
of
"1,400
G0VY Jan
GG%
26%
400
22% Jan
31
1%
Hi
10,600
48%
5%
6%
19,900
3,700
8%
7
9%
9%
•
A
93
Canada—..
4%
Jan
1,800
9%
Jan
11% Feb
Jail
14%
Apr
98 Vb Mar
83 Va
Feb
10 VY
Jan
12% Mar
32
Jan
67
1,050
10%
1,100
51%
3Tb
500
2,100
2% Jan
4Tb
Jan
11%
11%
200
11VY Apr
13 Vb
Jan
67%
68%
200
63%
72% Mar
4%
9,100
4%
4i\;
Jan
Jan
41ft Apr
21ft Feb
Jan
66
GG
100
61 Vb
Jail
83
20%
22
22
1,500
15 %
Jan
26 VY
Feb
1%
Jan
1
1
1%
7.1 r..
1
7%1
71a
28,200
14,700
% Jan
SliMar
6VY Feb
200
12
Apr
19
11%
18%
12
1
20
2,700
14% Jan
21
Mar
__1
14
13%
14Tb
7,900
10%
14Tb
11%
11%
1,400
11 Vb Mar
250
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The) Company
Providence Gas
•
11%
10%
Jan
Jan
Apr
11Tb Jan
of
Colorado—
cumulative preferred
,_20c
88
89%
150
38%
39
39%
1,000
Jail
90
Jan
33% Feb
44
Feb
24% Apr
82% Mar
85 VY
3
24
23%
24
2,500
18Vb Jan
5
Pyle-National Co
78%
72%
78%
6,700
46 VY
J an
Q
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
1
G%
6%
6,1.
5,100
4 ft
8
Feb
1
24 %
Jan
25%
Rapid-American
_i
33%
32 Tb
33Tb
3,700
29
Jail
10
22
21%
22 3 a
5,500
19% Jan
39Tb Mar
25
Feb
61
64 Tb
1,700
54 Vb
Jan
73 Vb
12%
13%
3,400
11%
Feb
14 Vb Mar
23Tb
23%
100
19
19%
Corp
Packing Co common.:
Raymond International Inc
10
61
1
common
$1.25 convertible preferred
Re da Pump Co
12%
,
1
3
2%
4,000
Apr
% Jan
1
li!
1%
28,700
1ft Mar
48 VY
49 Tb
1,350
__io
Remington Arms Co Inc..
~_i
III
Corp
Corp
Argentine Milling Co
Ridgcway Corp—
Ex-liquidating
distribution
Grande
Valley
Vtc extended
Gas
to Jan
12%
8%
3
x8%
43
12 T b
9
8,000
48 VY
54%
9% Mar
Jan
100
Jan
13Tb Mar
29
4,700
2%
Jail
l'/u Mar
Jan
45%
Mar
11Vb Jan
8
2%
Feb
3% Mar
Apr
12,500
42%
Feb
2Tb
46
3%
Jan
Apr
Jan
1
10
10Tb
900
9%
12% Mar
Jan
19G5
1
4%
4%
100
80%
80%
50c
5%
5Tb
£1
reg
Inc
3,GOO
3Tb
Jan
5 Tb
,
81%
8,320
80Va
Apr
86 Vb
•
6%
14,300
5
.1.25
see
page
8%
6»/4
10,900
6
16,800
3
9A
*
t
1
k
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes
footnotes
6%
19%
•
Fifth Avenue
(The F C) Company
Aeronautical Co
200
6%
1
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
113%
8%
50c
Russell
For
13%
1.50
30c
,
Raceway Inc
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp
Ruseks
preferred
Financial
Forgings
Corp
Standard
Oil
Statecourt
19%
Jan
%
Jan
Apr
ift Jan
38
13,000
44
45
50
Jan
36
Jan
36
Mar
44
Jan
40 Vb Mar
46
Jan
24
Apr
4%
4%
4%
4,700
2%
Jau
3
2Tb
3%
41.900
1%
Jan
16,200
Yb
25% Jan
Feb
Vb
Vb
~
5
5%
9,700
4%
Apr
8%
5
8Tb
11,700
7%
8%
4,200
7%
Apr
Apr
2ift
3
51,000
38%
39 Vb
1,200
1J
GVb
13-
Jan
Jan
Mar
Apr
lift Apr
3
Apr
Jan
38
33%
Jan
Feb
39Tb
Apr
Jan
90
154
150
Apr
4% Mar
8%
35
Vb
5
150
May
46
Mar
4
Jan
13-
5Tb
Jan
10% Mar
3
Jan
5T# Mar
50%
49 3 Y
50%
11,400
5%
5%
5%
2,700
187
54% Jan
Jan
7Tb
7%
9%
49,900
4Tb
4%
5%
6,400
41%
Jan
47
15%
13,700
9%
Feb
173Y Mar
1,200
7Ta
Feb
9% Mar
25% Mar
14
8
%'
Mar
24 Vb
24%'
100
20V#
Jan
35%
35%
35%
2,900
34Vb
Apr
38
Feb
25
56%
56%
56 3 Y
110
56
Jan
60
Feb
25
25 Tb
X25%
25% T
600
24
26
Feb
25
24
X24
24Tb
900
24
Apr
54
Mar
25Tb- Apr
57 VY Mar
...25
25
ioc
49%
Feb
53Tb Mar
22%
1,000
21Tb
Jan
23%
22%
1,600
21VY Jan
22% Feb
20Vb Jan
22
'
..
Vb May
4
Jan
Apr
5%
Jan
4%
4Tb
700
13 Ti.
13%
14%
900
11%
Jan
15TY
Feb
7%
7Tb
300
Jan
76%
77%
200
7% Apr
75% Mar
10%
76%
84
Jan
4%
14%
14%
16
10 VY
14Tb
5,000
1,400
267,100
6%
GVb
G%
800
1
18%
17
18Tb
11,300
27'b
27 Vb
50
2%
2%
20
3
2%
Jan
4% Jan
11Tb
Jan
16%
9%
Feb
14%
4% Jan
9T#
Apr
Apr
Jan
14Tb Jan
21 Vb Mar
26%
28-
Jan
9%
9 Vb
9%
6,400
9Tb
Apr
19 Tb
20 Vb
5,500
16V#
Jan
20%
Apr
68
68
69
64 VY
Jan
71
1G
15%
16
2,100
6,000
12%
Feb
600
600
1
1
B
22Tb
22%
1
Corp
23%
4%
4%
4%
...1
Corp
10c
Ltd
7
Apr
5% Jan
Jan
10-
Mar
11%
Apr
18
May
ift
Apr
4 Vb
5
12,800
3 Vb
Jan
5% Mar
14%
4%
25c
Feb
Jan
6,100
15
200
11 VY
Jan
15% Mar
-t r.
iii
50c
Enterprises Inc
4 Vb
Feb
16
24Tb
79,000
8%
14%
•/.I
1
preferred
22% May
1
8%
14Tb
l
Corp
8Vb Mar
Jan
19 Tb
Co..
Mines
Jan
22
21%
13%
1
Vb
21Tb
—i
25
25
25
Inc
class
(The)
23
1.000
1
10
4
Products
convertible
Feb
54
1
(Ky)
Standard-Thomson
50c
Jan
99% Mar
24%
Corp
Standard
Uranium
250
Mar
9,000
j
•
Aviation
Jan
Apr
8% Mar
36% Jan
4% Mar
1
Standard Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferred
Starrctt
Feb
54
12.50
Inc
Tube
Jan
192Vb
37
37%
1
Stanrock
3%
400
Feb
Edison—
5
Standard
8,900
•
common
Pipe Line
Royalty Co
Spear & Company
Spencer Shoe Corp
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Stanley
Jan
6% Jan
32 Vb
33
38
California Petroleum Corp..2
Materials Co Inc
i
2
Shares
35
18% Feb
1,500
27
Jan
43 Vb Mar
2,800
%
150
Southern
6,000
8%
8
8Tb
9
17%
500
5%
Feb
2%
Jan
14 Vb Mar
Mar
1
33%
33
30%
9,100
23
Jan
43
ordinary
Steel Parts Corporation
•
5
79
79
82%
2,975
71
Jan
82% Apr
600
6
Jan
10
Stein
•
Jan
17% Feb
20
Statham
Instruments
Steel
of
Co
(A)
Inc
Canada
&
Co
common
Sterling Aluminum Products common.5
Sterling Brewers Inc.—
1
Sterling Precision Corp
Stetson
(J
Slinncs
B)
Stop
(Del)
10c
•
common
(Hugo)
Corp
Container
5
(S)
&
8%
8%
9
200
18%
18%
—.
ft
|
18%
2,000
15 Vb
15%
—
—
Jan
Mar
Apr
21% Jan
17 Vb
Apr
5% Mar
Tb
25,000
3
Jan
23
23 Tu
400
20
Jan
24%
32 3Y
33
24 Tb
4Tb
4Tb
23%
32%
19
18
'
4
Apr
400
32Tb
Apr
34% Jan
1,500
21%
Apr
25
Feb
VY Mar
1
24%
22Tb
1
38%
38 Tb
39
350
33 Vb
Jan
41
15
Corp
Shop Inc
&
Stroock
15 Vb
500
14 VY
Feb
16Vb Feb
Co
4Tb
1
~3%
9,200
3
Jan
4%
3%
4%
3%
1
4%
8,400
4
Vb Feb
5% Jan
1
3%
3%
4
3Tb Mar
4% Mar
7Tb
7
7Tb
6% Jail
9Tb Mar
—
3,800
9,900
14Tb Jan
18
14-%
Jan
17%' Apr
8% Feb
41% Feb
54Vb Mar
Stylon Corporation
Sunset,
International Petrol Corp
Superior Tool & Die Co
Symington Wayno Corp warrants
class
Inc
B
A
Tampa
Television
7
4% Jan
Apr
Jan
Apr
~5%
1
72
xl8Tb
3
19%
6,200
3Tb
3,000
Corp
19,700
9/a
10 Tb
3: a
3%
300
5%
5%
7,500
Power
Tliew
Shovel
&
Light $4.56 pfd
Co
77%
3,900
71
Apr
33,—»
700
4V'8
Jan
4%
2,200
3%
Jan
100
Feb
%
Jan
2%
lift Mar
97
25
31
96
26
2% Jan
93Vb Jan
25%
26%
2,400
2%
3%
44,600
1Tb
Jan
1,900
8Tb
Jan
Apr
Feb
Feb
3% Mar
28%
27% May
34%
Feb
5,000
30
36
Jan
—1
20%
20%
21%
2,200
17%
21%
Feb
Tilo
Roofing Inc
Amer
Amer
Todd
deposit rets def registered
Shipyards
Edison
Corp
preferred
4'A#
Mining of Nevada
(expire May 22).
Cont
Industries
Tri-Continental
5% Feb
Two
15 V Y
14
Inc
Co
class
A
8% Jan
900
4
4
5s
34
33%
34 3
4
1,800
100
86
85%
87 V
a
375
1
1
Apr
Jail
2%
7%
16
3,200
3
3%
Jan
33 Vb Mar
84%
2%
X7%
7%
4,700
6%
15%
17 VY
7,500
13%
40,200
Jan
Feb
Jan
17
Mar
9VY- Feb
4%*Mar
38VY Feb
90
Apr
3% Jan
8%
Feb
22%
A Apr
lVb
Apr
Apr
Apr
17|>
ift
2%
2%
28,500
lVb
Jan
4
Mar
Vb
%
45,300
Vb
Apr
liVj
Apr
—
1
50c
1,100
Jan
7
14% Mar
10VY
11
35 Vb
36 VY
1,500
29% Jan
30 VY
30
31
5.500
27
Feb
31% Mar
221Y
23
3,000
Jan
23
22 Vb
19
10
warrants
Temper Corp
from Harrison
Guys
700
20
Acceptance Corp class A
Airways class A—10c
Rights
True
14
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered—_£1
Trans Caribbean
6% Feb
-
1Tb
365,100
96
30%
Oil
4Tb
17% Mar
27%
Corp
4%
Jan
30
Lux
4%
6,700
lVb
12Vb
27 3 Y
Cuba
1
1%
Apr
7% Mar
30%
.10
Inc
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
Apr
6.100
Jan
.—1
Markets
Trans
79
14%
3% Mar
4Tb
.25c
Trans
-
15,600
2,400
Jan
Thorofare
Trans
Jan
6%
6
9Tb Mar
22%
9
.10c
Jan
33 Va
6
Jan
Thompson-Starrott Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
6% Jan
4%
21%
•
!._5
common
4% Mar
4%
1
1
Co
Jan
1
18%
22%
1Tb
4Vb Mar
12%
2% Jan
...1
Inc
4% Mar
2%
7% Jan
6,300
lVb
Tower
916 May
22,600
1%
Jan
Jan
9%
3%
X49
.25c
8%
20%
2,500
8%
3Vb
50
...1
Calgary
GVb Mar
Mar
50%
9%
3%
...
Industries
Texas
Jan
1
7
—
Texas
CTY Mar
3
8
Tenncy Engineering Inc
Texam Oil Corporation
5%
10VY Jan
2,000
13 VY
Tonopah
Jan
200
10%
13 Tb
Jan
Apr
17%
16%
.100
15Tb
13%
17Tb
16%
—10
_20c
Lie
Inc
Tclepromptcr
17Tb
5
—
preferred
Co
Electric
Technicolor
Tel-A-Sign
S
common—
common
dim illative
4#
Toledo
American den rets ord
Field
26Vb
%
1
Co
Southland
Tobacco
Co—
3
Royce Ltd—
Roosevelt
Roosevelt
26%
14Tb
Feb
Feb
9
48
•
*
Co
cumulative
Standard
Mar
12
14%
94 Vb
*2%
7)
Oil
1% Mar
33 Tb
227
Apr
37Tb Mar
4 Tb
4
9.0O 3'.
5Tb Apjr
7Tb Jan
19%
Jan
8%
Tliriftmarkefc Inc
Rochester Gas & Elcc 4# pfd F
(I) & Sons Inc class A
Ryan
12%
50c
Rokeach
Rolls
48%
1
Rico
22
18
1
Reliance Insurance Co
Rio
400
25
21Vb Feb
50c
(Robert) & Co
Reitcr-Foster Oil Corp
Resistoflex
,
20
Rcis
Industrial
2&c
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
Stalil-Meycr
1,000
6% Mar
ift Jan
25,800
250
54.
28
Jan
T
Rath
Republic
4%
5.500
lVb
1% Jan
7-%
7
5,000 fr
convertible preference
convertible preference
Class
Co
Reading Tube Corp
43%
33%
1
original preferred
4.88# cumulative preferred.
4.78#
cumulative preferred
Talon
Investment
48
33Tb
5 VY
7%
Mar
R
Ramo
24,300
10c
5#
Stone
100
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Oil
Standard
14,100
10,100
15%
Publications—
California
Standard
8%
3
Corp
Pcnn
Jan
93%
10c
P R M Inc
8Tb
10%
*
Mines Ltd
Apr
10%
92%
•
East Dome
Mar
49
1
Pressed Metals of America
Jan
5%
Apr
1Tb Mar
48% Apr
7% Feb
IVY Jan
23%
Jan
9% Mar
10%
rut;,
I
Apr
49
t
Royalties Ltd
8
9Tb
2.58
Pratt & Lambert Co
Prentice-Hull Inc
Service
65
41%
10
:
9
6% Jan
\h
50
Scale
13 Vb Mar
7% Jan
100
1,500
1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pneumatic
Apr
1
Coast
Southern
Jan
35
14
1
Corp
May
South
Southern
5%
31%
15%
preferred
South
16% Apr
13%
12%
33 Vb
12%
7Tb
17VY Apr
Jan
37
7%
4.08#
2 Vb
%
12%
14%
4.48#
8,600
35%
4%
5%
1
4.5G#
5VY
7b
Ltd
4.32#
Jan
42 J j
(expire
4.24#
Jan
Apr
4%
1
Feb
4%
14%
36 Vb
Manufacturing
Jan
Feb
8%
9% Mar
Boss
ft
1,800
4,900
27,100
5
2VY
46,400
14
Airways Inc..:
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
Sonotone Corp
5%
14Tb Jan
14
Feb
Feb
12
Jan
——
Slick
Apr
18
14Vb
12%
4%
Apr
Manufacturing Co
20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Ainer dep rets ord registered.—
£1
Skiatron Electronics & Tclcv Corp—10c
•ft Jan
1% Jan
Jan
10% Mar
5%
Singer
3Tb
■t
37Tb Mar
8
1
Pierce Industries inc.—;
Mar
102
Jan
19,600
13 Vb
2
Inc
Venezuelan
Apr
Jan
5%
13
•
Shares
convertible
Southern
5Vb
Jan
1-vft Mar
6%
(when issued)
Simpson's
3,200
1 Vb
13% Feb
8% Mar
10 TY
*
Ltd
Simmons-Boardman
Jan
9
10c
Corp.
9% Mar
Apr
26
10 pesos
Phillips Screw Co
Jan
200
1
Co
19 Vb
4% Jan
2,100
Aprs
13Tb
2,000
5
Inc
6Tb
8%.
20
Philippine Long Dist Tel
Jan
90% Mar
63%
Perfect Circle Corp
Peruviana Oils & Minerals
2.50
14
143 Vb
8
2.50
~9
Philips Electronics
Lighting
32 V#
17,600
6,800
Feb
Mines
American
Sinclair
2,000
Jan
6 VY
25
Silver Creek Precision
$3
GVb
7%
11%
2
Silver-Miller
6 Vb
23% Mar
Jan
2,400
8,000
A——
—
Rights
GVb
Jan
1
1/ft Mar
39,700
:
class
Co
Co
99
275
1%
91% Mar
100
14% Mar
2,900
30,300
1%
Jan
95% Mar
Jan
Jan
Apr
85% Jan
3% Jan
200
6%
87
Pep Boys (The)
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
4%#
23
86% Jan
I2
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
Public
23% Jan
21% Feb
_2
Patiuo of Canada
Preston
22% Jan
700
130
\
Class B
Prairie
500
340
132
Jan
26
220
lc
Park Chemical Company..
Parker Pen Co class A—
Power
22%
Jan
25
24% Jan
600
90
Pautcpcc Oil (C A) Ainer shares..lBol
Fiaseckl
23 VY
Jan
26% Jan
26
24Tb Jan
1,700
1,000
93%
vtc__2Bol
Pan Israel Oil vtc
25%
24%.
97%
100
©
Pagc-IIersey Tubes
Jan
89
12 VY
Pacific Power & Light 5#
Jan
27%
91%
17%
Ltd..
29 Vb
Apr
96%
6%
Airlines
Apr
25Va
89
91%
1
preferred
preferred
Northern
27
400
96 VY
•
•
—•
•
•
-
dividend
conv
$4.30 dividend
Pacific
22
l
preferred
preferred
cum
dividend
600
22
25
4.36#
Apr
32
28
23%
25
4.50#
Apr
25%
25%
24%.
25%
25
4.80#
42Tb Mar
Apr
Vb
25%
25%
25 Vb
-
5#
28
30
27%
_
,
& Gas
Common
p
9%
6VY
1
preferred
Silvray
9%
6,100
1,200
100
B
$1.25
74,700
lift
25
Ltd—
Breweries
Signal Oil
l/.f
*
Inc
Feb
20
22
1/lr
ivy
5
common
Apr
22
Apr
19% Mar
GVb
*
24% Mar
11 %
Apr
19 %
Shoe Corp of America common
3
Siboney-Caribbcan Petroleum Co——10c
Sicks
17% Jan
5%
20c
preferred
Sherwin-Wiliiams of Canada
Simca
Pacific
High
20 VY Mar
17
16%
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sherman Products
4 VY
preferred
Ltd
Corp
23
37%
20% Jan
8|V,
Mining
Denn
22
19%
common
Leather
Shattnck
21
*
Sentry Corp
Serrick Corp class B
Seton
21%
500
10c
1
1
Bros Inc
Socman
9
10c
1
—•
1
4#
common..
Co
1
Corp
Sherwin-Williams
o
Ohio Brass
Airlines
Western
Seaboard
40% Feb
14%
11% Jan
125
4%
1
21%
33 VY Jan
35 Va
pfd—100
20tfl
11 %
Seeburg
4%
Ltd
21%
Inc
San Carlos
40% Feb
35 %
Warrants
—2.50
Milling Co Ltd—.—16 pesos
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—•
Salcm-Brosius
Apr
4%
4
Jan
Jan
35V [•
1
17
7
—1
25
2Tb Mar
5,200
33
36
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
18%
—
3,800
35 VY
Shares
17%
Ltd
Lawrence Corp
1,500
10,400
7
30
50
1% Mar
Apr
2 Vb
for Week
Higii
Low
18%
St
Scaporccl Metals Inc
Securities Corp General
Security Freehold Petroleums
1
Ltd
Apr
lift May
18,200
2,800
10
class A
Co
Pub Scrv
Apr
25
1,100
.1
Uranium
1% Feb
1,400
1
Oils
Apr
146
25
Railway
RIl
Feb
28'Y
Northeast Airlines
Pelm
1% Jan
27%
B
Canadian
1i76 Mar
2% Feb
24 %
North American Royalties Inc..
North
28% Jan
22 Vb Mar
27%
1
Cement
1% Mar
1% Mar
700
10
American
5 Tb Mar
110
50
1%
184% Mar
24.11:
Inc.—.'
Norfolk Southern
IV,i
V/u
Feb
20
Jan
_•
Mines__
Noma Lites
13,400
10
Mines Ltd
Niplssing
2
145 % 146
Sales
Range
of Trices
Mar
4
Jan
J.sa'/b
Rosario
Merchandise
Nickel Him
145 %
—1
Honduras
1%
Wt
*
1,900
4,100
24,300
■
Sale Price
Par
1% Feb
% Jan
24 % Apr
15% Jan
% Jan
27.900
1
Last
STOCKS
High
13'% Jan
160
1,270
Til
,l,t
1
New York Auction Co-—
New
r.
j
20c
Oils
Superior
1%
20%
Oils Ltd
&
New Park Mining Co
New Process Co common
New
IVY
25c
Arizona
New
New
2Tb
16,'JOO
17%
.—1
Zinc
Jersey
18%
174% 178%
3%
3%
l'fii
Chem Co
&
3%
3%
Week's
Friday
1
Jan
Low
24,000
3,100
17%
...100
1
Tel
&
Range Since
High
3Vb
3VY
__30c
1
MAY
week ended
American Stock Exchange
Shares
of Prices
Low
for
for Week
Range
Sale Price
American Slock Exchange
range
Sales
Week's
Friday
.STOCKS
13%
13%
14Tb
6,700
9
Jan
14%. Apr
10c
1
•
—
Inc
10%
%
39Vb
Feb
Apr
Number 5843
Volume 189
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2061)
33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
WEEK
ENDED
MAY
1
for Week
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
FOR
Sales
Week's
Range
Low
High
>
High
u
Union
Investment
Union Stock
11-%
Omaha
'I
20
Aircraft
Products
50c
9%
9%
United
Asbestos
Corp—
1
5%
5-ui
Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc~
1
Oil Inc
39%
.
—5
10
Feb
12
Mar
7%
10%
Jan
77,000
700
Jau
2A Jan
1],V Apr
7%
Apr
7A
5% Apr
21,900
%
6%
•—
••
10s
dep rets ord registered-
■■■
Jan
%
49%
Jan
11% Alar
4% Feb
700
5%
2,700
4%
Jan
600
9%
Jan
13% Alar
54%
23.200
41%
Feb
56%
5%
1
11%
III—1
504
49%
Ceramic
U S Foil
Tile
class
Rubber
Co
B
Universal Consolidated
6%
6%,
6%
25c
6
5%
6%
10
«»-««
46%
48%
Apr
9% Alar
45
Feb
53
Jan
Jan
102
Alar
65%
63%
30
Jan
35
14
17%
17
18
35,300
13%
Jan
19%
5
71%
71%
76%
17,700
51
76%
GT'a
6%
Apr
G% Jan
Apr
Apr
Apr
5
8
Feb
12%
39%
12
39
12%
39%
6V*
Inc
6
6%
—1
Universal Insurance
Utah-Idaho Sugar
-
,:
.
■
15
i!—
Universal Marion Corp
Universal Winding Co
Valspar Corp—
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
5
warrants
Industries
Victoreen
(The) Instrument Co
Rights (expire May 7)
15%
1S3
4%
3%
1
—
Vinco Corporation
1
.
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
2
Vita Food Products
3,100
7
15%
laa
4%
3%
15%
11
13%
Apr
44%
F
A Hanover
7s
6%
(City
1939
(Prov)
17%
June-Dec
(issue of Oct 1927)
High
16%
18
215
224%
186 %
186%
100%
102%
.1:222
Ft'b-Aug
Feb-Aug
2008.....May-Now
1949
stamped
Jan. 1
Low
2
17%
1190
1130
1947
6%s
17%
—Feb-Aug
(Plan A) 2%s
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
A7s
J an-July
1947
7s
of) Germany—
redeemed)
<80%
AHanover
Maranhao
6s
1952
No.
tl5%
—
1:60
...ilfay-Nov
1947
$80
;
180
.April-Oct
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped
(Plan A)
2'.its 2008
—
June-Dee
1:100%
—
Mar-Sept
157
Jan-July
50
51
38%.
38%
57
57
Peru
(Republic of)—•
Sinking fund 3s Jon
Rio de Janeiro
1
1997
stamped (Plan A)
2s 2012. ..Jan-July
33
48%
51%
1
38%
41
Feb
16%
Apr
10i
♦No par value,
a Deferred delivery transaction
Ex-liquidating distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
included in year's
(not
range),
r
Transaction
for
included in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
li Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not
cash
(not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
yEx-rlghts. z Ex-liquidating dividend.
being traded flat.
tFriday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
SRcported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons,"
consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with
warrants; "xw," without warrants.
%
~ r
: '
tribution.
Ex-dividend.
x
A Bonds
Apr
•13
f
Apr
6%
Apr
66,400
606,800
6,900
3% Jan
3% Jan
4%
Jan
19%
Jan
Stock and Bond
5% Alar
8,600
1,148
H%
Munic
secured
6%s
Range Since
Sold
High
Jan
4-'% Jan
G
1,060
3,000
15%
11
*
Jan
35% Mar
10,800
10%
1%
4%
4%
15%
25c
Vogt Manufacturing
i
as
Waterways
&
AGerman Cons
9% Alar
1% Jan
Port
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Feb
37-%
24,700
71%
Jan
14
2% Jan
800
50c
7%
Jan
3%
4,000
6
Apr
„1
Universal Controls
Norman
5%
2,000
12,700
Oil.
27 %
16% Mar
6
1
Reclaiming Co
United Stores Corp common
Universal American Corp__
J an
11%
—50c
Air
S
5%
5%
Conditioning Corp
S
Sale Price
ADanzig
188% Alar
10%
Aluminum-
22%
U
Jan
Jan
180
2,900
__1
U
4%
100
187% 187%
22% 24Tb
187%
Pacific
Last
l'criod
Low
Jan
Feb
35
—
—
100
United
Interest
Apr
27
BONDS
Feb
Hi
It?
39
N J RR & Canal—
Van
17%
Molasses Co Ltd—
Amer
v
0.1
—
0.
•;«
p
United
S
Feb
39%
1%
i[H
10c
United Elastic Corp__
Unitecf Milk Products common
U
16%
14,100
15,300
515
United
100
American Stock Exchange
Apr
-
9%
Cuban
14%
'
-
United
United
Jan
12
!
United
7%
23% Jan
17%
17%
I_III4
of
14%
s
5G.900
500
13%
14
1—5
Co
Yards
Week's Range
Friday
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Union Gas Co of Canada
14%
Apr
9% Jan
300
Below
listed
Averages
the
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.;
on
are
13% Alar
-Stocks-
-Bonds10
2%
e
7%
7%
8
1,800
0
Wagner E a king voting ctfs ext
7%. preferred
Waitt & Bond Ine common
:3;%
-3%
18
3%
2.600
78
10
3
600
100
...
3
1
&
!
1
1
3%
3%
1%
1%
1%
109
Jan
117
22
Jun
27
1
1.25
1%
-
4
3%
4
4.100
2
1 !;•
ljli
85
2
3,200
113 Mar
pfd
85
110
2%
3
3.000
.-100
1
•
*
:
.
.
800
1.000
'
.
37
31%
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing.
.1
White Eagle International Oil Co.- _10c
Wichita River Oil Corp.
_.
Corp
lo
(R C> & Co...
preferred
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%% pfd
Wood (John) Industries Ltd..
loo
—.8
.
5s
6,500
of
Lackawanna
N
-1st mortgage
A 1st
1970.
4Vi
13%
Jan
950
5% Jan
4.600
13% Jan
26%
Apr
21
Jan
57%
54%
66
17%
84.23
85.28
83.13
84.12
83.21
1
84.29
83.16
83.63
85.08
!
8
19
Apr
mortgage
series
4s
1G% Alar
8% Feb
Feb
100
92%
Apr
Jan
28%
Feb
Jan
18
Apr
Thur. Apr. 30—
100
1%-
14,500
800
1,800
8%
Bid & Asked
or
Friday's
Jan
7%
114
Apr
Feb
20%
Apr
Gig Apr
Feb
9%
7% Mar
Jan
Noil-Durable
Low
No.
10
83
98%»
1:25
liq tr ctfs—
81
A Italian
Power Realization Trust 6%%
Midland
Valley RR 4s
England Power 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
Power
1st
1st mortgage
Pennsylvania
Power
3%s 1970
Electric
Rapid Electrotype
4 Vis series H
$101%
92
Gs
Co
1998.Jan-July
1.93
4%s
series
K
Southern
California
Southern
Counties
•97
•
1
3%s
(Calif)
3s
A
series B
208.6
409.5
382.7
334.2
—...
344.6
3.0
360.4
338.3
-
Exchange
3,851,520
Int'l
Foreign
Bonds
Government
182
•••'■
Sales
$320,000
$5,414,000
$5,734,000
7,037,000
3.924,460
6,848,000
189,000
Apr. 29
3,474,320
5,770,000
242,000
Thurs.
Apr. 30..„—
3,508,365
205,500
6,060,500
Fri.
May
3,017,040
5,855,000
4,526,000
218,000
4,744,000
17,775,705
$28,413,000
Tues.
Apr. 28.-,
1
Total-.
6,012,000
$1,174,500
$29,587,500
...
1:80%
81%
185
310,400,756
$1,000
$1,174,500
$1,132,000
26,487,800
$4,000
59,000
21,025,920
Bonds—
(J. S. Government
93
95
Foreign—
90%
Railroad and Industrial
119
123
100
' '
Total——
-
4,000
28,413,000
——
25,316,000
536,729,500
407,460,500
$29,587,500
$26,448,000
$563,222,300
$428,549,420
83
4
81%
.
-
78
96%
80
82
86%
80%
!-
65
91%
80
82
81
Daily,
84
91%
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
93
2
82
86
6
85
91
Shares)
195
98%
,
1
103% 103%
$62
6
.
Bonds
Corporate
—
70
100%
105%
Mon.
Apr. 27
1,597,070
$4,000
$2,000
Apr. 28—
1,761,120
81,000
1,000
4,000
Wed.
Apr. 29„
87,000
28,000
102%
105%
91%
Thurs.
Apr. 30
1,023,951
1,786,015
74,000
1,000
14.006
Fri.
May
1
1,521,075
66,000
2,000
7,000
75,000
8,289,831
$457,000
$36,000
$27,000
$520,000
88
90
92
95%
71
73
32
101
—
1
Total
$149,000
97
69%
75
v
100%
1959
Stocks—No. of Shares-
Jan-July
—
:
97
99%
—
—
180
J180
$172
180
86,000
89,000
1958
Jan. l to May 1
1958
1959
8,289,831
2,897,274
168,971,361
53,742,864
$457,000
$6,389,000
744,000
Bonds—
$403,000
$9,864,000
Foreign government—
36,000
26,000
639,000
Foreign corporate
$99
$135
$155,000
115,000
Week Ended May 1
103
93%
99
$100
„
71%
101%
95%
Tues.
87
60
102
$101la
Feb-Aup
Total
Bonds
Bonds
107%
85%
.
June-Dec
June-Dec
73
Government
104
103%
—.
Bonds
104
97%
$99% 101%
$100
.Feb-Aug
Domestic
(No. of
85
Foreign
Foreign
Stocks
82%
-Jan-July
April-Oct
12,434,330
85
Jnne-Aug
—
17,775,705
191,981,035
82%
82%
Alar-Sept
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
May l
1958
1959
1958
1959
International Bank
47
100%
$90
1959
Jan. 1 to
Week Ended May 1
89
•
85%
Feb-Aug
1970
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Total
United State#
Bank
Railroad
and Miscel.
Wed.
97%
90
86
1952
1951
340.7
231.8
stocks—No. of Shares.
Central Bk of German State ts Prov Banks—
series
..
96
88
1960
Union 6s
(Germany) 7s 1951
j
—
.
92
88
Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1864
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
5s
.Feb-Aug
.April-Oct
i-'eb-Aug
67
91 Va
$80
Wasatch
Traction
366.0
0.0
147%
86
1971.-.Jan-July
1970
United
Newspaper
Apr. 27.
85
',,•••
v '•
97',a
1:80%
.Alar-Sept
—
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3%s
Penn
160
„Jan-Aug
2.
Gas
-1.0
—2.3
$88
92
Feb-Aug
Gas
Moil.
3
94%
•
119% 119%
-Feb-Au<j
1983
366.0
231.8
408.4
Stocks
92
•
$90
119%
May-A'ou
1967.
93%
40
92%
1:87
92
_Feb-At/r/
1982
510.5
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
86%
103
:
1982
series J
86%
101%
Jan-July
April-Ocf
—April-Oct
19G4—June-Dec
1982
4%s
545.5
98
—
4%s series I
0.5
85
Feb-Auy
1981
88
96%
1973—
G
112
—
145
81%
3%s series D 1976
3%s series
545.5
Transactions at the New York Stock
84%
1
3%s
1979
81
81%
113
2%s series C 1976
series F
27
98%
96%
Harbor Water Power Corp 3s 1981—May-Noa
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62—Jan-Jtdp
California Edison 3s 1965
Mar-Sept
3%s series A 1973
Jan-July
1973
47
83%
Southern
3%s series E
229
27%
25%
96%
Safe
3s series B
97%
139%
—
221
81%
Jan-July
Gas
&
deb
7s
39%
96 %
:
Public Service
33%
38
83
1971——
&
56%
143
extended to 1963
3s
138
47
1976—Jan-Jwiy
mortgage 3Vis 1968
Water
1:87%
50
1974.—Jl/ar-Sept
May-Now
5%s debentures
New
«%s due 1953
81
April-Oct
—
Corp—
debentures
suborcl
National Theatres
490.7
457.8
!
High.
86
216
1970
1963
523.2
490.8
362.5
87%
80
..Jan-July
convertible
0.5
+ 1.7
92
60
4s
National Research
520.7
226.5
:
-r
400.1
425.4
—0.1
425.4
!
Low
408.5
arid Service
120% 125%
5
125
85%
37
-1959-
High
Change
482.8
Shares
38
Apr. 17, '59
543.0
:
Finance
59
424.9
No. of
—May
I
!;
45
87
84%
30
I
2
523.2*
.....
Utility
High
36%
13
84%
56
U
1
Jan. 1
83
84%
303.19 Jan
490.8':'
■
Goods
Transportation
Trade,
♦New
88%
125
Low
Range Since
Sold
41
87
;/<
—.
Mining
Bonds
!.%.=
.
Goods
Durable
1% Jan
17%
High
37%
87%
109.08
2
1959
1$9.08 May
....
Percent
Manufacturing
1961-.--Mar-Sept
debs 1967
Jan-July
conv
Western RR
I
index of stock
Composite
7%
72.75 Jau
High
Apr. 24,
26% Feb
Guantanamo
&
■*
—.
Range for
108.69
1%.;!
May
!%'?'%■ !r-v; V."
Week's Range
June-Dec
Low
prices based on the closing prices of the common
stock for week ending April 24,
1959, for composite and by major industry
groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
current year are as follows (1939=100);
68%
Friday
Last
—
108.56
.
SEC Index of Stock Prices
53% Mar
1978—J.Jan-July
1993
B
'j
t
4
!
108.57
The SEC
22% Jan
19 Vi
Closing
t
Apr. 29—
Apr
600
Sale Price
1993—— May-tilov
series A
4s
i
i
Range for 1958
High
102.82 Dec 31
Division—
J
t
i i
i
Quotation Bureau, Inc.
108.48
Fri.
2,000
#;
National
Wed.
1
24%
7%
.
/
by
Apr. 27-..
Tues. Apr. 28
Apr
22
12%
1,900
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s
a 6s
83.15
84.27
89.22
(35 Stocks)
57%
1%
18%
iV,
-
Jan
Jan
26%
95
Flying Tiger Line 5%s
A Baden
84.27
89.30
213.41
Lack & Western RR—
Delaware
Western
89.45
213.83
91.33
r
Jan
1%
Jan
2.300
14%
I'crlod
3%s
7o
6%
4s,inc debs 1994—June-Dec
3%s 1970
June-Dec
Aug, 1 1998
Quar-Feb
A
214.21
91.14
166.82
Bonds
Apr
24%
Interest
series
Jan
Apr
17
23%
10c
Authority
91.22
107.00
Compiled
Apr
Apr
18%
Power
Transit
317b
44
1,300
-~
1
37
Jail
19
Pump
2%s
Edison
166.08
623.75
>
ities
Over-the-Counter industrial Stock Averages
Jan
2%
%
40c
..1
Corp
1
Low
AGs
I
Alar
35
1.4%
••
—
%
Feb
37%
37a
94%
2
—
BONDS
Chicago
85.38
Men.
1,900
17%
American Slock Exchange
Boston
83.57
84.41
DmIc—
5,800
Ltd—
6s
84.40
83.20
Apr
20
..
_1
American dep rets ord regular
Wright Ilargreaves Ltd
Steel
83.26
84.13
Jan
19% Feb
.
*
Wood -Newspaper Machine
Bethlehem
34.09
89.76
4%
27%
i!
25
&
89.71
214.86
3%
14%
6
23%
-
l
Woodley Petroleum Co
trials
214.62
91.52
Jan
18%
6%
23%
1
common
Woodall Industries Inc
Stoek3
91.66
107.22
91%
19%
.19%
18%
—1
WHLiamsrMcWilliams Industries
AAmer Steel
Rails
;
168.00
.....!!
30.
Feb
31% Mar
325
50
1!j
2%
1
3
l
5
Co.-..
Appalachian Elec
Rails
;
628.87
...
Apr
27%
43
43
43
—
Zapata Petroleum
40
2A Jan
A Jan
14,200
Jh
35
29
—
Util¬
ities
2% Mar
%
,33%
33%
West
.
29—
Feb
4%
Jan
85
vi.
34%
29
Jewelry Co.
Grade
roads
3% Mar
3311
Ss
4%
3% Jan
.
10
(F W)
Grade
625.87
_..
Apr
100
20
Woolworth
Total
Indus¬
Jan
300
Inc.
Brothers
10
65
2% Alar
Jan
450
Coal—____•_!•
Ohio
Apr
4% Mar
3%
Westmoreland
Williams
Second
Util¬
629.87
..
..
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Williams Brothers
First
627.39
28
Feb
47
Feb
1% Jan
72,900
Westmoreland
Ss
April
April
April
29%
.36%
-
27
dep rets ord shares.
is
Western Tablet & Stationery common-*
Zale
27
112
.
Amer
5%
24..
April
109
26%
3%
:
Western Development Co.—
Western .Leaseholds Ltd—
Wilson
April
26%
3%
*
West Texas Utilities 4.40'!
Apr
r.o.^oo
1%
:_5
West Canadian Oil <fc Gas Ltd
(The)
10
trials
Date
3% Feb
79
Feb
2% Apr
23 % Apr
4.500
1
(Del)
Wentworth Manufacturing
Wickes
Total
5 % Alar
2% Jan
.
47
10c
-
$6 series preference
Webster Investors Inc
Weiman & Company Inc
-
.
45
4t>
3%
Instrument Co
Knapp Inc. common
Western
:!! '.
30
-
14% Mar
Jan
71
■
$2 cumulative preferred!
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
Webb
15
Rail¬
indus¬
Waco Aircraft Co—
Waltham precision
10
20
30
W
27,000
20,000
496,000
$520,000
$449,000
$10,999,000
Domestic
180
Total.
515,000
-
$7,648,000
I
i
34
The Commercial ajiti Financial Chronicle
(2#62)
.
.
Monday, May 4, 1959
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
I ast
Sale Frio*
Par
Motors
American
38Tb
American Sugar Refining common
25
American Telephone & Telegraph—100
New common (when issued)
1.33'/a
Anaconda Company
50
Boston
Albany RR
&
Boston
Edison
Personal Prop Trust
Co—
ia.;
Service
Cities
Eastern
Gas
4%#
preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
40%
1,899
35Tb
250% 2551b
52
1,666
85 Tb
Feb
43%
32Tb
2,952
66%
449
128
High
26
Jan
43% Mar
84
preferred, class
B—_._f0Ct
60%.
61%
341
59
Feb
190
53
Jan
62
23%
25
18
Jan
23%
57Tb
Apr
64 %
26
380
25
31%
458
28%
Apr
Jan
33%
Feb
83
50
78%
Jan
84%
Jan
7
9
35
14
preferred adjust
cum
First
National
Ford
Motor
General
100
Inc
Stores
42
Jan
9
Mar
Feb
Electric
5
Co
Gillette Company
Kernecott
Lamson
Corp
Copper
5
Theatres.
25.
New
Clin
Mathieson
Chemical
1,828
74%
83%
Feb
84%
Apr
52
290
44Tb Mar
52%
8
281
5% Feb
8
Apr
Apr
44
Jan
39%
20
38%
Apr
397
96%
Jan
16%
16Tb
25
16%
13
25
10
__
32%
32%
175
32%
14
.20
14 lb
304
50
19
13
Apr
Apr
37
Jan
14%
Apr
20%
3,048
305
49%
174
42% Feb
50 %
Apr
17Tb
17Tb
17%
366
13%
19%
Jan
160
Jan
21%
Jan
184'A Mni-
Feb
Drug Co
Name changed to
Stone
2.50
Inc
"
U S
RR
Mass
Co
Apr
45
56 %
Jan
330
33%
Jan
41% Mar
673
28%
Jan
32%
38%
40
38% May
45
47%
46Tb
48%
754
45%
Jan
51% Mar
__
57%
58%
51
46%
Jan
33%
33%
30
33%
Apr
85
85
12
7.9
Apr
Smelting Refining & Mining CO..50
&
64%
61%
38%
5
__ioo
System Inc
Wcstinghouse Electric Corp
Apr
29%
common._25
Waldorf
45%
39%
"
Vermont
Jan
29%
29%
United Shoe Machine Corp
U S Rubber Company
32 Vb
59
*
Co
202
39
—
l
Torrington Co
Fruit
45%
43%
—
Stop & Shop Inc
United
American
..
3,445
18%
*
84%
12.50
18%
50
84%
88%
759
'
Sale Price
.
Last
Jan
Mar
58% Mar
38
-
14Tb Jan
70Tb Feb
Feb
85
Mar
20%
Apr
88%
Apr
Sale Price
Par
Aeronca
'2%
Manufacturing—
1
Budd
Company..'—i_„
5
5
Chrysler
Corp
.—
Consolidated Paper
Continental
Davidson
Detroit Edison..
Corporation
Fderal-Mogul Bower Bearings
Motor
Wood
Baldwin
Beau
—
Laundry
12%
Industries
Piano
LaSalle
lOVi
10
;
Champion Paper
41%
u
_
C
N
O
Milling
T
Sherman
34 Vb
50
27%
Jan
35
Anr
Standard
10'A
10%
200
16%
5
41%
41%
100
41%
34 %
43%
45%
140
50
i
10% May
15
Feb
Vinco
50:%
Feb
Walker &
37%
5
Procter &
Gamble.
110
38Tb
Jan
Rapid
<_•
30
140
•
93%
95%
675
91%
Apr
Jan
.......
100
44
Jan
American
Jan
74%
17%
Apr
62
29
28%
29%
1,656
78%
1
78
81%
908
28% May
73% Jan
34%
33 %
-62
29%
Jan
38%
American Radiator
130
53%
Jan
72
American
New
Telephone
i
w
American
29Tb
Annco
Avco
—_50
....
__
Baldwin
'
Lami
:
...
III13
Hamilton
33%
Apr
Apr
50%
Jan
47
Feb
58%
Apr
17%
50
15%
Jan
18 %
Apr
224% Jan
84 Vb May
96 % Jan
265%
Apt
89%
Apr
85 Tb
64%
66%
146
346
5
260
25
60%
106
Jan
Jan
74
Mar
69%
70Tb
22
65% Mar
73
Mar
23%
69%
3.1
'"3
,
Jan
41%
150
105% 105%
~~~~ 10
Steel
Ashland Oil.,.
80
295
84 lb
.25
Anaconda
29%
43%
57%
251% 255 Tb
$331/3
24%
151
19%
Jan
24%
13%
.75
10%
Jan
15% Mar
14
Jan
16 %
13Tb
15%
15%
20
Apr
Apr
Bethlehem Steel
8
51
50%
51%
122
50
Boeing
5
38%
38 %
40
143
38 %
1
Apr
19%
18Tb
19Tb
195
14Tb
Jan
19% May
66%
67%
65
30%
Feb
67%
Burlington Industries
Chrysler Corp
Cities
City Products
Clopay
Colgate-Palmolive
•Columbia
Corn
Gas
^
IIIIIl
new
i
w
Co
Power &
Light
Dept
__
Motors
w
National
50
53%
Apr
60%
Jan
—1
86 )b
242Tb
84
49%
class B
Co
Co
Oil
(N
Oil
"1
see
page
Feb
33%
1,103
32
Jan
34
Mar
13
10%
Jan
13
Anr
756
1%
»0u
1T»
Jan
1%
Jan
2Tb
1.000
2%
Apr
2%
Jan
110
13%
Jan
15 Ye
Feb
3%
Apr
24%
Jan
3%
2% Jan
1,150
20Tb
845
18%
Apr
4
200
2% Feb
4% Mar
3%
133
3:% Mar
4
Jan
2%•
14
Apr
2%
Apr
2'/a
315
282
17%
Feb
38
Apr
Feb
37%
12%
13%.
23%
23%
140
21Tb
Apr
24%
Jan
18%
—
14
37%
37%
12%
18%
19
4Tb
7C0
17Tb
Feb
20V8
Apr
4%
8%
—9
30% Jan
415
1,410
9Tb
440
950
9
16% Mar
Jan
4% Ma r
3% Jan.* :
9% Mar
7% Jan
10% Mar
12%
„
1,644
13%
475
11
4Tb
13%
13%
13%
__
1
4r;b
300
3
16
of the round-lot
compilation
15%
14
Jan
Tb
Jan
15%
200
16
Jan
Mar
-5%Mar
Feb
:
16
Mar
transactions only
Sales
Week's
for Week
Range
I.ow
79%
10
:
Aluminum
1
*"7Tb
Jii'v;
Aluminum
Co
Cyanamid
Investment
Rad
Tel
American
Amurex
Tel
A
Apr
Jan
83
84
209
75 Vb
Feb
84%
Apr
49%
50%
987
44% Mar
51
Jan
Atlantic
23
400
17%
Jan
23
Apr
Avco
209
28%
Feb
43
5
San
•
Apr
7%'May
Jan
Feb
>
13%
Apr
13
47%
400
45Tb
Jan
53
Feb *
59%
200
51%
Jan
60
Apr
11Tb
11%
400
9 %
Jan
29%
3.700
26%
13% Mar 3.
30% Mar
28%
10
1,700
Feb
-
83%
87
90%
Jan
-27%
27%
30%
8,700
26%
Apr
33%
Jan
29%
29%
1,400
24%
Jan
33%
Apr
A3
2d:%
31%
27%
1,500
20%.
Feb
27%
42%
Apr
Feb
58%
-
300
43%
42V,
43%
6.200
07 %
56
81
Mar
Apr
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Feb
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6
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49%
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39
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46%
Apr
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46%
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120
67
Apr
79%
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51%
100
48
Feb
52
Apr
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65%
23
62
Jan
65%
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88%
72
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90%
Jan
17%
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17%
100
15%
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20%
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31%
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45%
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70
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59
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115
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53
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62 Vb
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31
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63 Vb
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124
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230
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15
Jan
1
27%
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117
26 Vb
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Feb
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105
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Feb
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60%
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50
57%
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115
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91
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263
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89%
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61
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15
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87%
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245%
49%
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89%
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29%
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51%
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Apr
53%
5
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Apr
53%
—
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4
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Apr
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43%
22%
57%
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Sears
3% Feb
41Tb Apr
346
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75
51
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4
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Apr
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19
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58%
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Apr
55
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Jan
36%
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44%
55%
5
Eastman
Feb
36%
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55%
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5
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10
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28
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23
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48% Mar
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140
Apr
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,
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150
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Jan
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Jan
48
93%
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U S
Apr
33%
10
Art
Sheller
37',a
140
50
.
Picher
13% Mar
Jan
45%
20
Cincinnati Telephone
Eagle
Gibson
Jan
32%
55%
10
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41%
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Cincinnati
50
123
19% -Jgn
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12%
Feb
47% Mar
12%
1%
3
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37 %
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6l/4
Jan
10
(H W)
12%
13%
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33%
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3,488
Feb
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67% Apr
Apr
•
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Jan
13
22%
__
2%
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51%
397
200
7
—
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1,303
2,847
699
2%
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27% Apr '
44% Mar
1,528
3Tb
-2.50
Wines
Apr(
Feb
19% Mar
37
58%
20%
1%
2
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Jan
18%
6%
1
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1,549
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23Tb
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Jan
58%
20'%
65
—
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Leonard
-
—
1
& Chemical
22
3
40%
1.66%
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Hoskins Manufacturing
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"
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Goebel Brewing—'—
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43%
—.—5
:
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Gar
1
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6%
Apr
2,157
12%
5%% 6%
1
—
Jan
27%
810
12%
,
20
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Fenestra
1
1
High
i
2%
915
845
.
10
Rockwell Standard Corp
Range Since Jam. 1
LOW
25
—
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16%
...
American
Apr
605
*
1% ;> 1Tb
V-^26% *27%
41%
39
41%
67%
67%
13-'
13
13%
River
High
Jan
88%
Jan
Low
2Tb' ir2%
29r*30*%
28Tb 30%
Brown-McLaren
Rickel
Shares
Apr
100
Range Since Jan. 1.
Shares
High
30'%
Prophet Co
Sales
Low
•
,
5
Parke Davis &
for Week
of Prices
Low
i
Exchange
Range
71%
Feb
133%
Feb
Mar
for Week
'
& Brass—_
Murray
Week's
89
Sales
: .
of Prices
30%
Preferred
Friday
121%
60
-
Range
—_1
Mt Clemens Metal
STOCKS
17
Exchange
Week's
Bohn Aluminum
Michigan
Cincinnati Stock
88%.
Products^..——.—2
Metal
Great Lakes Oil
Chemical
Webster
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1
Electric
Allen
Graham
Rexall
Rexall Drug &
87 %
Last
Par
Ford
178%
20%
176
—
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Friday
STOCKS
Detroit Steel Corp
Jan
Apr
Mar
47%
176
5
Feb
117%
12Tb Jan
19% Jan
20Tb
100
Pennsylvania RR Co...
Apr
13
1
Corp
Jan
65 T «
Jan
—
—
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England Electric System
England Tel & Tel Co
81 Vb
Feb
113% 114%
of Delaware
Narragarsett Racing Association
Apr
50%
39%
—
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:
65
1,378
8
♦
Lone Star Cement Corp
1,610
495
65 Tb
82Tb
—
50
common
66%
51
—
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Boston
Loew's
New
83
1
Hathaway Industries
Island Creek Coal Co
6%
65
—
80% Jan
Jan
89
94%
-
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Feb
15%
35
91
Detroit Stock
32'b Mar
64%
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—1.-
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75
2
..
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12.50
Jan
'
5'/
134% 138 %
4
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Apr
219
35
16%
Mar
59%
35
16%
16.66%
i,
65% Mar
58
83
..
30
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129
Mass St Rwy Co—
cum
Low
84%
Carbide
Steel
S
Range Since Jan. 1
High
84%
.—.—
—
Apr
74Tb Mar
Jan
Jan
30%
—-
Low
Shares
—25
—
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Union
U
Sales:
for Week
Range
Apr
25
...
'
of Prices
89%
May
60%
122
4
Jan
265%
224% Jan
Co
Toledo
57 Tb
100
_
Shares
Texas
•
—
Week's
East
Par
for Week
22Tb
5
—10
Fuel Assoc—
&
I
Sale Prlee
58
__
10
Co
cum
Eastern
6'o
Co—
Range
60%
MAY
STOCKS
High
37%
64%
5
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128
__
ENDED
Sales
Range
84
—
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Calumet & Hecla Inc
Copper
84
100
.25
Boston
Week's
35%
250%
WEEK
Exchange
Low
5
Corp
FOR
Friday
Boston Stock
5
Ltd
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South
West
Public
500
Apr
3%
Jan
2lb
2%
15.100
21a
29%
30%
500
29%
Jan
32% Mar
43%
100
43% May
48% Jan
Apr
(Un)
Corp
Service
43 %
43%
50
—,—
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Brewing Corp..
Illinois
•—
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common
preferred
&
30c
(Un)J
45
44%
45
20
44
Feb
46
32%
3i%
32%
1,500
27
Jen
33% Apr
4%
5%
2,400
Jan
6%' Mar
61%
62%.
200
55%
Feb
66
45
45
100
40
Feb
45
•
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5
5
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45
3Tb
*
Jan
Apr
May
Volume
189
Number
5843
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
•
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common..
•
Chrysler Corp
r_£_
Cinofnnati Gfca & ElectricJii
City Products
Cleveland
Corp__
Cliff's
_
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Iron
;
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Consolidated
Consumers
______
58
Apr
National
Jan
National
26
•
74%
Apr
National Lead Co
Jan
30
Jan
National
*
1,700
;
700
Tile
8%
Jan
Apr
Feb
North American Aviation
(Un"
North Amer Car
Corp new com w 1
Northern Illinois
147
20%
Jan
185
Feb
Northern
68Apr
33
-Apr
37
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Illinois
M
300
58
100'
44% Jan
47
50%
54%
May
63%
Northern
Jan
Pacific
87% Jan
90
Fel?
600
48
Feb
55%
Jan
Northwest
100
16
Jan
23
Feb
23% Mar
28
1,500
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50.
Apr
•
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Jan
2G?h
700
22%
22%
2,700
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Ja
24% Mar
62
3,100
56
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63% Mar
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Feb
50
Jan
28
Mar
27%
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a
600
Apr
29% Jan
Pacific
47 %
2,700
4a :: Apr
57% Jan
Pan
12%
13%
1,000
10%
13%
8,200
26
49%
Apr
Parker Pen
'40
40
•
^125'
Feb
Jan
Gas
Corp
-Detroit Edison
Co
10
.
400
35%
43%
Feb
Parke
1,000
27%
Jan
32%
Feb
700
13%
Jan
17 % Mar
Paterson-Sargent
Peabody Coal Co
27%
Jan
39% Apr
Penn-Texas
15;
38
2,700
Jan
Davis
20
Mont Laboratories
Inc
32%
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44
580
60%
25 •'
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200
30
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Jan
25
Apr
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42%
Jan
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24%
Jan
86%
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74%
Jan
89 %
Apr
Apr
200
23
Jan
28%
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Apr
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.Detroit & Cleve Navigation
Mfg
32%
Shares
12%
31%
5
Jan
fer Week
70
g
___
Apr
26
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■
60%
_I
(Un)_
30%
Rights
T
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&
37
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s
4,000
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12%
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Northern States Power Co—
(Minnesota)
(Un)
Northwest Airlines
89%
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22%
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Jan
25 v Mar
•
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Apr
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5
Sales
Range
ef Prices
Par
Corp
52%
%
52%
•
_
Packing Co
•Curtiss-Wright Corp
58
Nachman
25%
100
46%
1.33%
____
Crucible Step! Co of America-
Jan
Week's
Last
•
Apr
66%
v
400
58^,-j
52%
1
;
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25%
30 %
200'.
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L8
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10
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%
52%
100
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25
Container Corp of America.
Continental Can Co
Crane
Friday
Sale Price
22%
--
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:
Corp;—.
Poods
Power
Continental
1
High
Feb
54
1.000
W,33%34%
58
15
———_-
Cement
>
78
26%
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66%
33%
5
Fuel & Iron
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Coleman
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1
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26
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Chicago South Shore & So Bend-._12.50
Chicago Towel Co common
Cities Service Co
24 %
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Ry com.
preferred—_V_i:
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Low
57'
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.
ENDED
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.
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,
Chicago &
Low
WEEK
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Par-
FOR
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
V
'
i
■
Cbaniplin Oil &
Week's
Last
151
Apr
8
Steel
90%
Walgreen Co
Webcor
Inc
Union Telegraph—
Westlnghouse Electric Corp
Stores
Jan
44
Feb
$4.25
96
Anr
Wisconsin
8,500
92
92
May
1,350
16%
i»n
3%
Inc
common
•
19%
Ian
*
II
Feb
5%
Jan
Woolworth
2
4834
48%
48%
2,600
39
Jan
49%
Apr
Wrigley
48%
45%
48 %
5,600
40%
Feb
90%
93 %
1,100
58%
Jan
93%
20
2%
Jan
27%
100
24%
Jan
9
800
5%
Jan
lb% Mar
400
30%
Jan
39% Mar
88
900
71
Feb
88
14%
16
14,700
36%
Apr
19%
Com
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11—10
36 Tb
36%
300
30
Jan
37%
50%
200
41% Mar
50 %
Apr
19
19%
550
15%
Jan
20%
M&r
76%
76%
10
30%
29%
31%
1,400
38%
38%
38%
26
26%
Apr
76%
Apr
78
Jan
28
Jan
34
Mar
100
37%
Jan
40%
200
25 V4
Jan
27%
Jan
Jan
54%
56%
600
51%
Jan
5°
Ian
86%
86%
300
84% Jan
16%
16%
48% May
92%
«
s
Bankshares
Wisconsin Electric Power (Un)
Monsanto
-5
_
preferred
Modine Manufacturing Co
Monroe Chemical Co
.-12.50
-
Co
Jan
37%
85%
15%
49%
Corp
Motor
Wieboldt
11
36 %
1
Western
78% Mar
May
Corp__
Chemical
Montgomerv Ward
Motorola
Mount
the
Vernon
Muskeeon
&
Co
^
_
(The;
Motor
Convertible
Muter
_
'T'n)
Co
common——1
3
5
3
150
Apr
3% Feb
Wisconsin
Public
(F W)
(Wm)
Jr
Service
Co
(Un)_
Co_
Yates-American Machine Co
10
10
*
54%
'—i
—5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
—
120% 120%
250
,
12%
90% Feb
Jan
18
Apr
Jan
130
Mar
400
190% Feb
333
500
107%
50
117
Specialties—
class
A
•
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For
5
footnotes
see
page
42.
27%
II
8%
'*n
Zenith
9% Mar
New
27%
Radio Corp
(when issued)
—*
321
333
107% 109%
Apr
Apr
109% Apr
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
36
.
.
Monday, May 4, 1959
.
(2064)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
range tor
week
may
ended
i
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Last
STOCKS
Low
High
18 1/4
18%
18'
21%
19
Par
Wrigiey
ACT
2.50
Inc (Un;
Stores
--I
10C
2
Corp
Admiral
Corp
Aeco
Gold Mining Co
Ulegiiauy Corp common (Un)
Alaska Juneau
(Un)
Allied Chemical Corp (Un >
Electronics
American
American
tmerienn
American
New common
Warrants
(111)
Atlas
2,120
26%
Feb
30% Mar
27% May
88%.
Apr
8
88%»
Apr
31%
3,696
24%
Jail
36%
36%
757
30%
Feb
37% Mar
26:%
27%
970
20-%
Feb
27-%
42%
43%
2,507
42%
Apr
50%
25
26
630
23%
Jan
Feb
26
Mar
46%
58%
Apr
12
Jan
183h
30%
Jan
48
18%,
57%
446
16 7 8
18%
4,783
44%
420
57
.
pr
100
10%
16%
Apr
Apr
33%
Apr
Jan
Apr
Mar
Jan
37 %
40
6,449
25%
Feb
433a
Jan
18 V)
2,162
15%
Apr
18-%
Apr
46%
47
1,178
46%
Apr
56%
Feb
252 252%
1,617
225%
Jan
265%
Apr
3,118
84%
Apr
252
84%
85 V)
105
84%
105
532
'
Apr
89
96
Feb
106%
Jan
Feb
50%
Apr
84
Feb
50
49%
50 %
2,046
37%
76
75%
783,,
2,264
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64%
66%
672
60%
Jan
74% Mar
34 %
34 V)
140
30%
Jan
37%
Jan
64
64
385
46%
Jan
65
Apr
66%
Jan
73% Mar
70%
364
233.,
25
1,937
15%
15%
120
70%
241;
23% Jan
11%
Jan
Feb
30
15% Feb
24%
Apr
23 7 8
23 %
24 %
1,303
19%
Feb
29%
29
29%
1,435
27%
Jan
31
Jan
44%
Jail
52%
Apr
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Apr
8%
Jan
5
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(Uu)_.
Mfg Corn
Avco
—v
29%
Apr
117
17 7 is
1
(Un)
Corp
Warrants (Un)
Jan
46%
Refining
&
94%
38 7 i,
(Un) —
1
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (Un)—10
Atlantic Refining Co (Un)
.—10
Oil
Ashland
200
29%
—
—
117
16%
5
(Un)
•
Apr
124
(Un)
Oil Corp
(Un)
9%
42'--
50
Anderson -Pilchard
(Un)—10
Arkansas Louisiana Gas (Un)—
5
Arm co SI eel Corp
(Un)
10
Armour & Co
Feb
6,254
Co
(The)
wtHCOitda
7%
57
—1
-.
310
293.,
17 %
2B
(Un)
Corp
Viscose
Nmerlcan
Ampex Corp
9%:
—
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28
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6% Mar
43%
———.1
i
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American Tobacco Co
13%
257 c
(Un »
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•
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0
Standard Sanitary (Un)
5
Smelting &• Refilling (Un).-•
Tel & Tel Co—_
100
American
Jan
87%
Factors Ltd
American
Feb
10'»
36%
25
10
Inc
3%
445
30%
of America—
1
Airlines Inc com (Un;
1
Bosch Arma Corp iUn> —-I
American Bdcast-Para Theatres (Un)_l
\merican Can Co (Un)
12.50
American
950
27 %
__
American
American
Jan
85c
43.890
82%
27%
American
preferred
Cyauamld Co (Un):
Apr
58c
76c
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29
---1
Cement
Apr
113%
Aluminum Co
American
22%
9%
10
(Un>
Jan
17%
12%
61c
IB
Aluminium Ltd
Jan
5 %
Warrants
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co
4,785
22%
12%
71c
5%
1
_
18% May
300
22%.
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1
157.1
970
Jan
16%
Apr
4%
410
3%
Feb
4%
Apr
47%
6,045
14
Baldwln-Llma-IJamlllon Corp (Un)—13
Securities
(Un)
„—-—_„lc
Baltimore & Ohio RR (Un>...—
100
15
43
44 %
45
300
41%
Feb
1
3%
3%
37..
2,935
33,4
Jan
5
Feb
6%
6 r5ii
1,300
6%
Feb
8%
Jan
COc
Feb
2.30
Apr
36%
Jan
71%
Apr
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Baldwin
BanHni Petroleum
Banklinfe Oil C'o-
Consolidated
Bamhart-Morrow
Instrument
Beckman
Aircraft
Beech
Corp
Slecl
Oil
Bishop
Co
Oil
Ohica
Bond
Stores
__
79
Apr
Mar
pfd—+
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k
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55'/)
Feb
3,303
9%
Apr
12
Apr
3,000
6c
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2,100
2,630
97..
9c
9%
8c
8c
1%
50!
14c
Mar
Mar
5,748
173i
Jan
32
39
38%
40
2,113
383,,
Apr
46%
Jan
11%
8%
11%
32,592
5%
Feb
11%
Apr
24%
120
21%
Jan
24%
Apr
43%
43
437i,
1,062
38
Feb
44%
Apr
31%
30
,/
32
40
45
46
.648
37%
Jan
46
27%
26%
27%
1,664
19%
Jan
8%
8%
"b%
282
7'«
Jan
27% May
8'/a Apr
87H
9
548
8%
Jan
9%
Apr
11%
11%
100
10'L> Mar
11%
Feb
9
May
11%
497
17%
19%
3,910
14%
19%
Apr
41%,
381
41 %
1,966
373/4
Feb
45% Mar
6
Inc (Un)
52%.
50%
52%.
2,088
36% Jan
11
10%
20%
486
19%
Jan
53
Apr
21% Mar
5
57%
58
110
49%
Jan
58
207.1
207,1
105
20
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213/4
1
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5.50
.
Corp
Dry Corp (Un)
Southern Petroleum
197 a
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Api
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111
21%
120
16%
Feb
51
%
414
48 %
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Controls
Feb
20
Apr
46'«
45 %
46 V »i
1,044
41
Feb
49% Apr
64 %
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65 Vu
2,916
51
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71
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76
Apr
24 Vh
23%
24%
1,187
18%
Jan
25
Mar
42
42
42
151
39%
Feb
42
May
34 V)
1.533
33
34
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2,524
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2,783
57
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General Tire
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12,053
19
19%
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100
48% Mar
54%
Apr
70
7134
1,855
65% Mar
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1,523'
14%
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1
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65 V)
339
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71%
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540
23 V) Mar
28
Jan
240
45 V) Mar
52 3 8
Apr
Jan
45%
Apr
1
52
42%
350
2.35
2.55
2,295
2.35
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26%
3,300
23 V)
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27%
49 %
B
49%
10
49 %
142
45
Jan
51c
Jan
49% May
97c
Feb
10c
Goodrich (B F) Co (Un)
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5
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
•
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)
—III
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co_.
•
Great Northern Rv
(Un)
138
83%
Feb
90
Feb
263
119%
Jan
138
Apr
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2,340
2)a
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4
1%
1-%
1%
2,125
1%
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59%
51V)
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23
3,640
1734
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105
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25
114V)
114 V)
115
395
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Hawaiian Pineapple
7%
Hercules Powder Co com (Un )_w~2 1/12
Hertz- Corp common
(Un,
1
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1
Hoffman Electronics
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10
n7,,
10%
970
21
20:1,
—
—~
Hartfield Stores Inc—,—
Holly
Holly
Oil Co Ltd class A
Homestakc Mining
Sound
Howe
Co
Company
(Un)
Jan
26% Mar
53%
Feb
70
609
36%
Jan
43%
1,513
12
Feb
17V)
3,046
37%
Jan
75
89c
Jan
Kaiser Industries
2.90
2.90
300
21
205
18% Mar
21
Apr
Apr
483a
Jan
Jan
19 %
Apr
Leslie Salt Co
670
20%
Jan
263/8
Feb
95'/:,
957
84%
30%
32 7 it
1.672
Pasco
de
Cerro
%
145
41 %
Apr
16
16 %
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13%
Jan
16%
Apr
Apr
1
24
24
260
21%
Feb
25
Apr
1
36%
367H
100
3638
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41V)
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Certain-tced
Apr
Corp___
Champlin Oil & Refining (Un)
Chance Vought Aircraft (Un)._
41
41%
16%
_i
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Jan
1%
1%
17,
200
1%
Apr
73%
254
681,4
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36 %
37
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311/4
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64%
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67%
58%
59'..
427
58%
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64 %
9%
107.i
2,104
5%
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10% May
Dfacy.& Co
•
26
26%
842
23-%
Apr
28
Feb
Columbia Broadcasting Syst.em.____2.50
Joliimbla Gas System (tin)
jo
45%
45%
347
36%
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463i,
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Martin
Co
2214
227..
2,332
22
Jan
24% Mar
15%:
17
40J
61%
l
25
Chrysler Corp
25
Service
Cities
(Un)
Co
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Colorado Fuel &
•
10
1
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&
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408
85c
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64
64
984
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427,1
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26%
27
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25
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of
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80c
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Corp
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85c
1
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55
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1.156
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765
7
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2.00
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59 %
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47
58
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1,540
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274
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National
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National
City
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36%.
36%.
37%
630
27%
Jan
39%
Apr
Jan
Jan
1.50
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20
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43
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58
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Norris
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54
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Mar
39
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73% Jan
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20% Jan
30
42%
Feb
51*% Mar
48%
Jan
5
51
51
•
52%
51Tb
53%
10
6%
6%
7%
4,356
33T4
29Tb
28%
35%
8,249
22
Jan
35% May
29%
1,183
27 %
Jan
10
2,288.
9%
Apr
Jan
29%
Apr
14% Jan
21
Mar
38 Tb
Jail
44%
22% Mar
24%
310
72%
Jan
87
100
22 %
J an
24%
670
97Tb
377
44%
Feb
51%
Feb
61
Feb
66%
Feb
8Tb Jan
9%
1
__
19%
19%
25
•
40%
39%
40%
1,701
50
com
57
6% May
common
22%
22%
22Tb
101
82
30%
82
22%
22%
136
151%
49% 51%
62
63%
702
Apr
•
Kline
Jersey
Oil
United
French
&
Gas
110
Serv Co.*
Lab
33 %0
25%
Jan
62%
1
9%
9%
9%
50
13.50
C«P%
57%'
50Tb
58%
352
48%
51%
430
47Tb
Jan
84
84
1
84
Apr
86
Apr
10
62
62
15
57
Jan
64
Apr
A—1975
—80
81
$6,500
United Gas Improvement
Washington
Gas
Light
common
preferred
&
*
Lothrop
common
75
Feb
86%
31% May
Transit
sciies
inc
Co
4s
series
A
24
23%
3,983
19%
Jan
24% Mar
30%
30
Apr
36
30
30*4
753
26
26%
2,870
21% Mar
265
21*4
21%
debs_—
Jan
...
Jan
Arkansas
29% Apr
Fuel
Armstrong
19% Mar
24% Mar
27Tb
Feb
32
J an
17
Jan
22 Tb
Apr
41%
30%
42%
1,265
39
Feb
42 Tb
Feb
30%
150
27%
Feb
31% Mar
39%
„
43%
1,314
37%
Feb
43%
138Ti
Apr
Walker
Refractories
Feb
Feb
50% Mar
Natco
35%
34%
Apr
38%
Penn Federal Corp
43
44*4
1,010
34
Apr
47%
38%
38%
418
31
Jan
40
60
60 %
432
59%
9%
9%
100
10
12.50
34*4
34%
43*4
10
38%
—
—...—10c
39
41%
39%
<
39
40%
13%
41%
616
38%
93
Jan
Feb
84
Mar
Jan
Low
High
High
46 Tb
47%
115
45Tb
Jan
52% Feb
10
11%
2,595
5%
Jan
14
32%
32%
40%
41
43%
43%
22%
22%
8%
8%
Mar
10
32%
Apr
39% Feb
96
36Tb Feb
41% Mar
47.
: •"
Pittsburgh
13%
517
10%
Jan
57%
57%
470
46%
Jan
91
94%
2,423
46%
48
1,423
8%
5
25%
36%
7%
Brewing
Co
common
Reymer
& Bros
Rockwell-Standard
24%
Apr
-27
Feb
35%
Jan
40
Mar
50
50
50
1%
1%
100
16%
15%
1%
16%
65
1%
10
3Tb
75%
4
6
5
5
8% Mar
592
75%
United
.•"24Tb Mar
.
165
~3%
5
-
Jan
25%
—10
Corp
45% Mar
Jan,
Jan
39%
*
2.50
:
7%
24%
1
5
173' :>"■ 22 Tb
238
38%
Z-0.50
Ruud Manufacturing
42%
Jan
14
Mar
58
Apr
88% Mar
98%
Jan
45
52%
Feb
Apr
1
8
37 Ts
—■
-/v
6
■
15
1%
Feb
4
3%
74%
1%
3%
Jan
100
38
172
6
168
3%
Feb
29% Jan
5
Jan
16
Jan
Feb
17% Jan
1
Jan
230
.
1%
Feb
1
14% Jan
1,525
3%
76%
52% Apr
44% Feb
91
.
Feb
Jan
Mar
4*b Mar
38%
Apr
6% Jan
44% Mar
Feb
13%
57%
Manufacturing
Corp
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Apr
9% Mar
Apr
8
47
Apr
H
1
„
Feb
65%
iTr Jan
1,851
McKinncy
lApr
Feb
8% Jan
750
•:
Apr
74%
Low
.10
44%
45%
__
Co
123%
44*4
—
89%
1,000
5
1
Corp
Gas
System
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pgh
Duquesno Light Co new
Equitable Gas Co
498
45%
1
84
1,800
84
1
Co
3,074
1,954
28
8
Apr
90
Apr
29
134 % 136%
•
80
39%
—
5
Columbia
1.040
OH
Cork
Blaw-Knox
2,174
20%
28
—
1977
Par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Apollo Industries Inc
20
41%
Mar
Pillsburgh Slock Exchange
Apr
25% Mar
28
53
34
1975
subord
35%
21% May
—
Jan
BONDS
Bait
38% Mar
895
„
__
13% Mar
Apr
9
2.447
10
•
Apr
58% Apr
Apr
Feb
33 %
22%
24*4
671
151 % May
Jan
50%
•
Corp
Woodward
Jan
5
Co—
Co
$4.25
151%,
Jan
Mar
40% Feb
34%
-
30%
Jan
Jan
3
Smith
6%
84*4
.—10
750
35% Mar
104%
May
84
l
Corp
South
Sun
Jan
5%
Feb
83%
10%
38
224%
1
Scranton-Spring Brook Water
5s
31%
21%
—
10
,988
.24.50
Co
Scott Paper Co
Jan
29
21'4
•
,674
85 Tb
Jan
Paper—
Inc
Chemicals
Reading Co
Apr
53 Tb Feb
15% Jan
Feb
31%
.——
255%
84
37%
1
Pn'nmao Fioptric Power common
Apr
•
—
250
84%
,
1
c
Public Service Electric & Gas
Jan
.5
(Ua)
86% Mar
1
preferred
Fund
69%
125
—
,
374
250%
1.66%
Progress Mfg Co
Mar
1
92%
50c
Corp.,
(The)
Phllco
Feb
35% 36%
128% 138%
—
Feb
12*4
(Un)
24
2
Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co
52% Apr
51 %
53%
1
High
100
44%
Merck & Co Inc
Jan
1
Low
31%
5
&
2nd
Martin
Jan
54%
2
High
31%
87%
Jan
.a
Pulp
$1.41
Jan
58
__
5
Low
09%
Feb
Co
Madison
Apr
68*4
_1
214
24% Apr
129% Mar
Jan
—
„
55
,
-v
Apr
Dairies
Homasote
31% Jan
23%
11%
Oil
Jan
121%
116
38%
Hamilton Watch Co
22% Apr
29%
—
US Rubber (Un)
D 8 Steel Corp common..
120
474
50%
(Julius)
common
Acceptance Corp
23% Jan
21%
—
4*4
36%
United Gas Corp (Un)
U S Industries Inc common
24%
121% 121%
314*4 331%
107% 107%
Apr
9 % Mar
24%
Motors
23% Apr
63% Mar
29%
—
8
Co.
Jan
573
Garfinckel
Apr
(Un)
Inc.,
7%
263
General
Apr
(Un)
Corp
Oil
980
2,105
Jan
102
14%
"Ex dlst"..
(Un)
9%
42%
51%
44%
2,861
4%
Inc
Feb
9%
24 Va
25%
Feb
46%
59%
1
common
54%
1
65
General
44% Mar
Corp
Air Lines
Apr
33
41%
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
1
Peoples Drug Stores Inc..
1
(Un)
39%
58%
127
470
24%
Pennsalt
50o
Ry Co
Jan
Jan
37%
63
Jan
26 Tb
Union Oil Co of Calif
Union
Feb
17c
25%
Apr
Feb
(Un)
Carbide
59%
Jan
63%
Motor Co
Harbison
Union
87%
Feb
13c
56%
10
21Tb
1 /.'« —
———1
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
Feb
55%
5
Battery
Apr
21%
(Un)——
Trl-Continental Corp
71%
109
10,000
Light common__13%
16%
45
5
Inc
1,373
16c
MaT
Feb
Realty & Const Co
Warrants
45
1
Corp
Power &
1,170
58%
10
——-—-5
Airlines
38%
56%
35%
1
67%
20%
„
28
Transamerica
Apr
37% Mar
54 %
25
43% Jan
9%
common
Trans World
Jan
87%
15c i
1.80
Apr
Jan
Mar
40% Apr
Inc
Tidewater Oil
Jan
32%
1
I
Co—
61%
5
Textron Inc common
Soup
36
59%
*
Sulphur Co
•
5
27%
21%
Transmission
Gas
Texas
common
3,648
1,995
Petroleum
Co
4,245
1,110
(Un)
Texas
Apr
30%
-
56Tb
13
2,360
29,871
Transmission
Gas
Tennessee
80
'/ 71
Jan
84%
15c
lc
38
—25
(The)
Corp
Corp
Telautograph
85%
6.50
.
63%
17 %
26Tb
14%
(Un).
Co
43%
1
(Un)
Co
Jan
109
•
Electric
Transit
Foremost
Jan
43%
(Un)
Bunray Mid-Continent Oil
Anr
631
100
37
„
—1
International
22
Apr
43
(Un)
i—
Ford
Mar
22%
12%
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)
Sunset
12
25%
13%
Instruments
common
17
36
33%
^
_
61%
16%
37%
Stauffer Chemical Co——t
New
Jan
1 % Mar
8%
Btudebaker Packard
Apr
13%
36Tb
35 T
1
Tel
&
Duquesne Light
Electric Storage
Jan
30
of N J
Co
150
%
43%
(Ind)
Stanley Warner Corp
37%
36%
10
Company
Delaware
Jan
J50o
California..
Jan
100
1
Curtis Publishing Co
Apr
397
27
63
81%
27%
42
;—1
L
of
Co
Standard
Standard
Service
27%
78%
_1
common
Citv
Jan
63
81%
—
•
Corp
(Un)
522
25
Corporation
Campbell
Mar
•
Warrants
16%
13%
44
78%
...
_
Chrysler Corp.,
Apr
5
Bperry-Rand
Apr
23% Mar
__
Tel
Baltimore
Jan
78%
50
2
Southern Railway Co (Un)
50
Jan
Jan
—
25
Petroleum
Feb
34 %
43%
Calif Gas Co nfd series A—28
C'al
42%
37% Mar
81Tb
25
Southern
1,706
2,262
21% Jan
1
Southern Co (Un)
Southern Pacific Co
44%
77'4
Steel
common
Budd
Jan
297
—...
18
Southern
Southwestern
37%
Apr
Apr
*
Baldwin-Lima-Haniilton
Baldwin Securities. Corp
1.15 Mar
21%
Calif Edison Co common—23
preferred
cum
pfd
4.24%
34%
9
39
-
10
24% Mar
106Tb
29
5
Bocony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
Feb
475
43%
Solar Aircraft Co
Apr
21%
1,472
11
Bmith-Corona-Marchant Inc
Jan
87 %
1,181
23
1
1
Corp
96c
162
22
38 %
18%
Sinclair Oil Corp (Un)
1.15
38%
Trading N Y snrs—
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Southern
35
10c
common
Atlantic
Apr
Feb
49%
*
2.50
Corp
New
Apr
24
49%
—
—1
20c
(Un)
Inc
Servoraeclianisms
89%
112%
22%
__
——3
& Co
Feb
Feb
67
101%
87*4
76
38%
—1
Co
Finance
Roebuck
Eervel
——
650
1,261
(Un)
Arundel
Apr
1.05
—
20
1
1.40
1
*
—
346
45%
31*/4 Jan
87*4
43%
5
10
preferred
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
dc
it*>
Industries (Un)
1,956
Wood
American
Apr
21%
43%
—
*
(Un)
San Diego Gas & Elcc com
Sobering Corp
1.05
1.66%
Inc
21
21%
20 g
1
Regis Paper Co
5.60%
__
*
1
„•
.——
Francisco
505
..12.50
American Stores Co
39% Mar
46%
Stores
9%
40%
Par
Alan
Jan
132
Louis-San
Jan
9
39%
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Apr
27%
3,571
St
Feb
9
—10
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (Un)
Zenith Radio Corp (Un)
New comnton w 1—
Apr
822
60
Bafeway
Jan
12%
2.50
:
Apr
Feb
37%
St
47%
Apr
43%
35
Co (Un)
Feb
Jan
8
Apr
"59%
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Co
Apr
44%
-
24% Jan
—•
Cab
W)
Preferred
36%
3
5
5
—2
IF
40%
16%
.
Woolworth
Feb
16%
Williston Basin Oil Exploration
Wilson «fc Co Inc (Un)
Apr
29%
204
39%
__io
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)
Wheeling steel Corp (Un)
Apr
Apr
262
*
Telegraph (Un)
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)
Mar
Jan
34%
25c
Union
149
42
Feb
1
Co
High
Apr
30
l
Stores
Ry
;
Low
36%
S
Insurance (Un)
Inc
Lines
Western
—
4
;
;
Life
Air
Western
31
...
Corp
(Un)
(Un)
Coast
Apr
36
Oil
349
13%
1
Aircraft
9
Preferred
19% Jan
1
Richfield.
9
West
Reserve Oil Si Gas Co
Rohr
2
Petroleum
Western
20% Jan
•
Reynolds Metals Co
45
Apr
Apr
Inc Co
39%
45
Apr
Revlon Inc
Rexall Drug
39*4
5%
Jan
America (Un>—
Rayonler Incorporated
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Republic Pictures (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
39%
•
6%
15%
Radio Corp of
5
Jan
26%
—
1,265
Jan
902
(Un)
34%
4%
2,283
;
110
33%
2.25
1,475
;
36%
33%
Feb
18*4
30%
(Un)
Co
99% Mar
Jan
86% Jan
44%
—:
High
36%
|
Westates
Jan
42%
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pullman Lie (Un)
Pure
55%
44
12.50
(Un)
Co
880
Low
l
Warner Bros Pictures Inc (Un)
Wasnlngton Water Power
8% Mar
Feb
17%
29%
7%
Co
Gamble
1,795
1
Par
44
(Un)—.
Corp (Un)
Philip Morris &c Co
32%
47%
MAY
..
17%
29%
7%
Phllco
&
44%
478
,
Apr
ENDED
Vanadium Corp of America (Un)
Victor Equipment Co_.
Apr
•
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Procter
31%
„
44%
Co Inc—
&
New common
163 164%
95%
71
.
50
33'/30
1
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi-Cola <Un>
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers—
Piiim,^
104%
1
(Un)
Parke, Davis & Co
Pfizer
17 %
World Airways (Un)—1
Pan American
Paramount
—
1
Tel & Tel common
Pacific
__
Development—33*/3C
Pacific Oil & Gas
150
Apr
WEEK
FOR
High
14% Mar
—
common—1
Airlines
Northern
7%
•
*
-*
preferred
$4.36
880
*
2
Corp common
$4.75
69%
Low
63%
4%
Inc
Industries
High
67%
67%
—10
Indemnity Co——
Pacific
Low
-
U
S
Engineering & Fdry Co
Glass
Vanadium
&
Chemical
Alloys
Steel
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric Corp
1
21%
6
12.50
5%
175
22%
6%
36
34%
36%
85%
85
88%
7,006
39
*
10
20%
39
5% Feb
-
22%
7
1,043
70%
Feb
88%
32% Jan
Apr
Feb
41
32
Apr
Jan
15
39
149
Apr
38% Mar
Apr
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
MAY
1
Low
Par
Montreal Stock
Prlcea
Shown
Are
Exchange
Expressed tn Canadian Dollars
Argus Corp Ltd common
$2.40 preferred
:
$2.50 preferred
'
-
Asbestos
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Last
Sale Price
Par
Abitibi Power & Paper common
4%% preferred
*
25
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Algoma Steel
I
:
36
35
see
page 42.
-.50
4,183
40
Feb
Feb
24
Apr
Jan
18
Feb
Bank of Nova Scotia
38%
5,040
35%
Jan
39
Jan
Banque
28%
93,089
26%
45%
44%.
21
100
26% May
20% Jan
45%
250
42%
Jan
32*% Jan
45% Feb
22
Feb
Bank
-
of
285
71
Jan
85%
Feb
47
95
46
Jan
48
Jan
27 Tb
4,251
27% May
36
Feb
Feb
27
1,492
25
Apr
29%
25
10
22
22
255
22
24
57% 53%
18
16%.
2,864
54
Apr
Apr
13%
Apr
IB
Apr
53
Feb
60
Mar
57%
17%
57%
14,226
5,961 '
Feb
63 Tb Mar
57%
59%
3.20
3.45
48,696
2.80
Apr
76
77
558
65%
Jan
77
Apr
—10
76%
35%
35
36
1,048
Mar
37
Jan
>
a47%
a 47'/a
a43
40
31
31Tb
210
40Tb
42Tb
25,724
—10
Montreal^.
Rights
Provinciate
10
(Canada)
Bathurst Power & Paper class A
Class B
:
Bell
83
47
3.25
Apr
23
60
,"
Mar
1,055
23%
28%
Warrants
;
12%
37
21
35
H1eh
High
42
37 Tb
*
Ltd
374
16 %
„25
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Steels
Low
High
37%
82
37%
27%
Corp
Bailey Selburn 5%% pfd
Banque Canadian National
,
Shares
36Va
16
26%
pfd_
=
a23 % a23%
38
1
Atlas
for Week
High
16
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum Co of Canada 4To
4 % fo preferred
For-footnotes
of Prices
Lo»
__
Sales
*
50
—50
Telephone
*
25
42%
33
47% Jan
30
Mar
39% Apr
3.45
Apr
51% Feb
35
Feb
44
Feb
37
88
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2066)
.
.
Monday, May 4, 1959,
.
canadian markets
range
Par
Bowater
Corp 57c
5 74 % preferred
Bowater
preferred
50
b
5%%~pfdZZZZ50
4%
6%
48%
44%
48%
48%
175
6%
4,016
45
55
45
47% Mar
48 Vz
49
300
6%
6%
6%
8,216
6
•
38%
38%
40
7,330
38
week
ended
100
_
76%
ZlOO
pfd
76%
*
47% Jan
Feb
44%
Apr
Pacific
a87%
a88
26
84% Mar
89%
50
41%
40%
41%
650
40
Jan
43
50
39
39
39
620
38
Jan
41
Mar
50
preferred
British Columbia Forest Products
British Columbia Power
Brown Company
Mills Ltd class
Calgary Power
45%
43%
46%
896
35% Jan
40% Jan.
13%
13%
13%
1,364
10
10
100
3.00
3.00
3.00
500
35
35
36
185
35
May
♦
91
90
92%
760
79
Jan
102
102
102
60
IIZII
A
•
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■.
_.
common
Canada Cement common
SI.30 preferred
•
36%
33%
36%
97%
2,050
96%
70
73
29
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•
Preferred
warrants
Canadian
Canadian
ZZZ
Companies
18%
2,200
20
20%
2,285
46%
12
al2
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29%
30%
2,350
a
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30%
100 %
25
29%
21
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Feb
Jan
14
750
11% Mar
14%
20%
-410
18% Mar
23"%
23
22%
32%
common
•
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25
common
20%
Apr
19
Apr
6
Feb
8%
200
47%
48%
212
89%
91
870
14%
15
200
14
General Steel Wares common
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
18%
3 9%
Apr
77
83
1,265
1,925
18%
80%
77
Apr
90%
17
17%
9,348
W/a
Jan
17% Mar
20%
20%
300
:o%
11
11%
3,345
16%
16%
15% Jan
19
Feb
40
40
172
40
Jan
40%
Feb
27%
515
19%
Jan
28%
Apr
300
8
8
100
29%
30
30
750
6.75
8.0c
1,325
5
Jan
8
May
3.00
aZZZ
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19
24
Jan
120
50%
Feb
62
Apr
Jan
14%
43%
15
926
14%
Jan
17
Mar
31
875
30%
Apr
35
Feb
7%
43%
5,475
c.90
530
37%
42 %
102
102
1og %
103
48
47%
Jan
Jan
43% May
?76
100
Jan
103
5
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55%
57
55%
8.95
Apr
104
Jan
108
Feb
63
Jan
48%
Jan
1,105
48%
470
55 %
44
Apr
Mar
Jan
19
16%
19
2,485
11
39%
Jan
19
39%
40
36
48 %
1,090
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42% Mar
48
48%
18
18
18%
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2,690
19%
300
•
37% Jan
17%
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49
Mar
Apr
20
Apr
Jan
18%
20
19%
2,497
17% Apr
17% Feb
21
18
40%
41
1,510
39%
42%
Apr
46% Mar
42%
200
40
Jan
55
42%
57
1,475
55
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Lower St Lawrence Power
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100
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•
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-•
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«
Z_ZZZ~Z
75
21%
Jan
23
Feb
3,984
41%
Apr
46%
Jan
2,300
38
12%
49%
Jan
Jan
Feb
Anr
40%
Apr
Prices
*
*
90c
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd_
Arcan Corp Ltd—
Belgium Stores Ltd common
*
44%:/
5
674
6
*
5%.
9
Bonnets Raceway Inc.:
:
British Columbia Packers Ltd cl a
&
Ltd———
Co
Canada
Ltd
Canadian
Canadian
General
Investments
•*
Ltd
57c
_z
preferred
Canadian
Marconi co—
Canadian
Power
&
100
Div
Standard
Gas
5%s series b preferred
Ltd
Crown
(r
l)_„
Zellerbach
Fleet
20
Jan
28
Jan
30
Mar
Apr
123
Jan
27%
Jan
38
May
14
Jan
15
Feb
545
28% Mar
14
1^5
4174
1,625
a85
10
14%
85
Feb
1474
20,156
9
115
115
Mav
20
107
Jan
10
Apr
9
9
150
3.00
675
36% Jan
common—
12%
Feb
4.00 Feb
25
2574
3,955
22%
Jan
25
27
2574
1,041
22%
Jan
4174
42
26% Jan
177
1974
40% Jan
19%
1,677
1,300
17% Jan
46
'
'
Jan
42
Lambert
Loblaw
Apr
67o
non
Co
Tooke
Bros
Westeel
Feb
Mar
Apr
Jan
19% Mar
Apr
55%
Jan
20
Jan
17
425
167a
Apr
-9%
100
9%
Apr
437'a
44
'495
1.20
1.15
1.30
15,600
135
135
141
1,075
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9%
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Apr
40
Apr
47
Jan
65c
Jan
1;50
Apr
Jan
108
141
•
Apr
31
1
25
Jan
31
May
200
187
May
192
Mar
51
100
51
May
'51
May
25
600
18
Feb
'25
Apr
•a42
1
44
Mar
r46
53
Apr
Apr
'56
Feb
11%
Apr
1074 Jan
13%
Feb
3774
Apr
*0y4
Feb
-51
25
104%
187
31
187
51
23 Va
53
3774
53
25
1074
11%
11,715
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13%
900
37 %
38
7,225
41
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40
29
29%
550
28 74
84
205
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29
41
83
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15
Jan
* •'
9
Jan
10%
Apr
Feb
33
Jan
80
Apr
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13%
Feb
Apr
16% Mar
15
63
14%
Jan
112
210
89%
Jan
120
Apr
74
225
774
Feb
'9
Mar
12
12
15
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41
7
772'
15%
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"
500
8
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50
50
50
47
Mar
12
12 74
430
11
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77a
1,050
113 4
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3174
Apr
4.40 Mar
Apr
50
Jan
12
Apr
7%
/
Apr
,
125
15
40%
Jan
•'45
72
Jan
77
Jan
855
27%
Jan
Feb
20%
Jan
Jan
30
Apr
20%
975
30
1.080
22
10 74
50
1.00
1.-05
2,900
85c
25
2,956
18
Jan
26
35
125
Mar
131
127
92
127
92
GOc
60c
1074 May
Mai"
92
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8
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6.100
50c
Mar
50c
Apr
1.00
800
3874
40
1,085
3874
38:,4
75
26
'27
800
137 a
153a
44.370
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6
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200
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6
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32%
20
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4.50
29
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4.435
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1
100 ^
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44
44
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57i
574
; 32%
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a
Feb
Apr
10%
Jan
l.zo
Jan
Apr
Jan
92% Mar
70c
Apr
1.00
Apr
37
Apr
44
Jan
3874
Jan
42
Jan
20
Jan
27
Apr
10:s4 Mar
15%
Apr
15%
17%
6
5%
Jan
Apr
Feb
Feb
6
Apr
8
Mar
13 Vz
13'4
Apr
15%
Jan
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9 74
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1
common
Mines
"
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•'*
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;
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19
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13 74
1017
44
41
Alta Mines Ltd_
Ameranium
58
Feb
Mar
53
3.520
"
Mining and Oil Stocks—
Algom Uranium Mines: Ltd
Alscope Exploration Ltd-
17% May
Apr
—
45
39
12
13%
Ltd
(1957)
Products
Jan
Jan
40 34 Apr
34% Jan
40
187
a62
17
52
Jan
58
Apr
39 % .1
Manufacturing Co Ltd
96
90
Jan
a—
.
_
20
39%
.19 74
100
39
Feb
4.0
R4J
16% Mar
Windsor Hotel Ltd
Woods
Jan
16
a
53
50
l—50 " '
Amusement class b_2_
Waterman Pen Co Ltd (l e)_
Jan
694
Apr
1:00 Mar
ul9
:ul8
»
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15
2,130
44
1.00 Mar
9%
10
Redeemable preferred
Traxiers Finance Corp class a
5 7c redeemable
preferred
94
5374
Jan
"
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1
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Southern Canada Power 6'<>
Texaco Canada 47c pfd_
27
52
41
■.
8 % Mar
•8
180
,jj*
l—
Mills
Industries
155
52
9
a—
Jan
Jan
8
39
17
Reitmans (Canada) Ltd—:
100
17
67
22
a32
:
5
1,450
43,
a80
_
Ltd—
part 2nd pfd
cum
Steel
100
'
a.
38%'
Quebec Pow Co Ltd 1st pfd_50
Northwest Industries Ltd
l'. '
9574
Feb
200
Jan
Mar
40' 41%
Northern
3374
Mar
2,500
40
50
Maple Leaf Milling Co:Ltd—
l
Melchers Distilleries Ltd 6 7o- pfd
Moore Corj) Ltd common—l
2
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd
'
Mussens Canada Ltd——
95%
51
6
8
21
Apr
"
London Canadian Investment Corp_
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter m)_
MacLaren Power & Paper Co
a1774 a1774
34% May
82
7»2
a
7% '
10%
common
4974
34%
Jan
1974
*
(Alfred) Inc class a———
Groceterias
Class a
Feb
19%
200
*
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co
Union Gas of Canada Ltd-
149% Feb
20
53
Kelly Douglas class a
85
2.50 Feb
Mar
48%
•
Co Ltd
Horner Ltd (Frank w) clasg a
Investment Foundation Ltd com—
67o
conv
pfd
:
Trans-Canada
Feb
36
Mai-
*
Paper
44% Feb
127a Feb
Jan
35
aioi
_________
14
33
200
31
&
Shop & Save
120
100
40
al8
c
St Maurice Gas Inc__——
10
36
38%
*
(a j)
Daucla
&
Jan
275
Apr
36
t5% Mar
411/2 '
Rub Corp of Can Ltd.*
Ltd
Goodyear Tire
Hinde
Apr
1,350
34
a82
Freiman
Russell
120
Jan
82
>
Jan
2374
2974
2574
19 %"
Manufacturing Ltd
;
Ford Motor Co of Canada class a
43%
120
420
a65
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd
*
Dominion Magnesium Ltd
:
;
*
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd *
36
55
Apr
3174
^^5
111%
14% Mar
Anr
'53%
40
7
Corp.^
Quebec Telephone Corp common
5% 7c. preferred
Jan
55
Jan
100
Crain
Feb
12
Feb
51
7%
10
23
48% Mar
Jan
Apr
Jan
52
7%'
*
common
Jan
2,440
4
40
a
*
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
Consumers
Jan
2,220
17
40
27
23% Apr
1474 Jan
•
83%
55
/
95
1
—
22%
1474
562
"
Preferred
2.386
14
24%
625
"a"—*
Premier
5374
Apr
a32
Sec
Apr
Apr
Jan
19
Apr
Apr
11%
Apr
17
1,700
Jan
Apr
225
"
Catelli Food Products Ltd class a
Consolidated
Apr
May
874
40
20
20
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Inv Ltd
Paper
25
36
15,561
Jan
55
.
*
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28% Mar
1174
874
6
•8
Jan
Mar
7
5374
36
-
Common
Feb
926
1.60
100
31%
Canadian Ingersoll-Rand Co Ltd
*
Canadian International Inv Trusft Ltd—
Apr
877
6%
1,000
8
5474
55
Dredge & .Doclc Co Ltd
92
219
8,170
574
al5% al5%
1
j>
18
113
674
24
*
a—
class
21%
3174
74
19
b
Apr
3674
Mar
53%
Packers
Class
Jan
31
Apr
46
440
'
Canada & Dominion Sugar Co Ltd
Canada Flooring Co Ltd class b—
88
36
:
i;00
Jan
4574
16 74 alG 74
a
*
High
Jan
37 74
123.300
574
11
1
Low
1.00
42
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Range Since Jan. 1
40c
85c
.
Blue
Burns
17%
17
Apr
Sales
Shares
High
8
12%
94% Mar
121% Mar
Low
Par
10
17
Feb
4.10
for Week
Range
of Prices
Abitca Lumber & Timber
300
42
__
36%
Exchange
Week's
Last
1,966
3.00
34%
.
Expressed, in Canadian Dollars
Friday
18
49
3.60
:
Sale Trice
90
11174
Are
stock's
2174
a85
1974
Shown
18
41
5
3.85
Canadian Stock
20%
29%
17 74
42.
44
Jan
34
1
—
Power Corp of Canada—
4 % % cum 1st pfd. 2.
5
.
Jan
36
Orange Crush Ltd_"
2574
Mar
Mar
34%
Apr
9
13
130
Jan
1474
Feb
«t70
70
Jan
Alar
705
45
43%
200
38
33';
Jan
65
44
53%
32%
10%
40%
52
38
4.70
1,250
43%
52%
—
Mar
1,650
'
;z:;4o'%
Jan
23
25
7,055
28
/ 4.85
44
May
—
Mar
•60% Apr
31 v jan
b
Class
15
2374
Jan
175
Jan
29
Zellers Ltd commoni__
14%
54
102
Jan
51
Apr
38
—
Apr
64
44%
Apr
113
100
370
Jan
Apr
317a
80
275
.60lG0%
Feb
Jan
8974
Mar
Mar
12
25
88 74
34
3.50
36%
89
Jan
33
1,295
__
23%
Apr
34%
4,795
a
Mar
610
13
90
Feb
179
-80
2,960
38
a
i2
Jan
6,780
45
—
Jan
Feb
68%
"34
12
—
Apr
38% Mar
3.90
37
5274
48
139% Mar
Jan
—43% ;44%
45
ZZZ ~Z"
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National Drug & Chemical
common
National Steel Car
Corp common
Jan
2574
Class B
.
Apr
12%
14
o
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73%
43'/.
—
Molson Breweries Ltd class ~A
63% Jan
10% Apr
Apr
Mar
a22%
ioo
~
64
42
*
Mailman
550
20% Jan
13%
—
.
55
11
a22 %
*
"ZZ
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10%
43
—
International Pete Co Ltd
,
Jan
10
10,305
101
'71-71%'''
~
Jan
Jan
65>
1,250
5.50
0
Worts
<fc
Knapp (Canada) Ltd
13
•
.preferred
~l25
International Nickel of Canada"
com..*
International Paper common
7
3.00
Jan
22% Mar
7%
ok
see page
Jan
19
30%
6%
footnotes
1.30
100
730
aGl % a62%
14%
comZZ_ZZ5
$4.50 preferred
Inland Cement preferred
International Bronze Powders
Noranda Mines Ltd
1,250
19
24
41
ZZ~II"*
:
3.00
19
23%
23%
a61%
18%
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so
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ZZZZZZ.10
preferred
Apr
8.00
ZZZZ
tcommon
30
•
Warrants
Morgan & Co
8% Mar
Apr
Jan
Apr
iq
Montreal Trust
7%
27
Apr
ZZZZZZ.Z.*
ZZZZZZ
Mar
«
Imperial Bank
Preferred
Apr
12
26%
26%
50
Montreal Locomotive
20%
Jan
71
...
common
class
Jan
21
ZZZZZZ*
ZZ*
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ion
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9%
Jan
•
Structural
"20
Feb
14
*
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& Bloedel
Feb
May
227» Jan
54% Jan
100
Jamaica Public Service Ltd
Labatt Limited
(John)
Mar
92
15
45
ZZZ"
Corp
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
Iroquois Glass preferred
Apr
49
*
Feb
9
Jan
^aif
Jan
Jan
22
326
ZZZZZZZZZl%
International Utilities
41%
...
34%
24%- Feb
.
21
*
s
Acceptance Corp
Jan
70 Vz
inn
$2.25 preferred
$2.75 preferred
20% Feb
24% Mar
Jan
31% Mar
10
of Canada
18%
21
735
70%
5
preferred
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco
Feb
19%
•
preferred
Imperial Investment class
$1.40 preferred
21
235
ZZ.ZZ.*
Hudson Bay
Mining
Jan
19%
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Howard Smith Paper
$2.00 preferred
19
1,895
4.I6%~pfdZZZZZZZZ25
Holt Renfrew common
Home Gil class A
Feb
3,525
45
Jan
32%
120
u
100'
"
1s% Mar
35
■36%
43
jam
132
3
Mar
*
(T H)
Famous Players Canadian
Corp.
Motor Co
Alabas
22%
33
'
45
12
1,355
80
291%// '33
.,*
19%* Mar
Jan
125
•
Jaii
17%
Jan
40
Jan
100;■' Mar
Jan
35
995
48
.
31%
16
137.
lwi
11%
137a Mar
1,950
3,613
Apr
21% Mar
•-
■
f 37%t37%'"
5.50
Jan
1
ZZ"
Ford
Lime &
14
Apr
690
«
%, preferred
Jan
19%
19 Vz
20
B
General Dynamics
General Motors
11
21%
•
Fraser Cos Ltd common
French Petroleum
750
20%
«
»
A
Enamel & Heating Prod class A
Foundation Co of
15%
19%
89%
•
Anr
82%
Jan
Jan
Feb
35
15% Mar
16%
98
30
...
Jan
100%
Apr
Apr
ii'% rr ;ii%i,ii%
——
Gooderham
16 % Mar
Apr
32%
8%
9.00
20
300
16
v 137
,
2874
Feb
Jan
11,249
23
300
__
Pipeline.
31% Mar
9
21
3L
Canada.ZZZZZZ
Estabrooks
12%
19%
23 74
;
Eddy Match
Eddy Paper Co -class A pfd
Electrolux Corp
75
101
355
.
Jan
1.g29
1,560
'•a r» a /
101
Jan
21
.Jan
75%
13%
Mar
21
10
71 %
______—
Jan
-
96
r.Z;,20 20%
32
10
30% May
,
17%
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Donohue Bros »Ltd
;•
27%
13%
9% Mar
10
335
Jan
Apr
14% Feb
99%
a20% a20%
*
Brewery
Apr
28 %
20%
•
Coal—~~
Dupuis-Freres-class
12
go
22%
3,551
,
22%
Jan
5,415
19%
comZZZII*
Ltd
Jan
47%
29%
13%
20%
«
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24
110
nl4% al4%
/
9
9%.
•
_■
20
Apr
19%
•
2
Feb
Jan
Jan
490
100 100%
19%
*
19%
46
28%
13%
10
*
15
16
(Geo> class a.1_—:
Walker
18%
.
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Redeemable >preferred
Dominion Textile common
(Robb)
Mar
Oils
Weston
10
Stores
MacKinnon
Anr
United Steel Corp
Viau Ltd
Webb &
common
MacMUlan
Triad
Apr
18%
40 u: Mar
Feb
.2,557
100
Trans Canada
Jan
46%
Jan
10% /,
—1
36
Jan
Feb
15
bo
14
Feb
19
38
200
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Structural' Steel—.
Feb
a—
—
2,448
r*
137
Feb
Jan
-1,155
20
%
Feb
17
.40
20'^i;
3ir ;
:v:
Co
Apr
9%
20
50
pfd—
Jan
3.25
14%
4g%
4%%>
12
7% Feb
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the
9%
——
common
Jan;
-
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16
/./ lb;ao%
-20%
.
!)8% V '99
; ,i5 is %
32%.'. '32%
33
35% ' 'V 353K 35%
42
:/
"42''42%
Texaco Canada Ltd—.
11% Mar
•
1% preferred
Dominion Steel
Gatineau Power
a—
14% Mar
2,260
Toronto-Dominion Bank
25
~ZZ
SmeltingZZZZ
Dominion Glass
4%%'
175
50%
Feb
98%
is/ ;
^100
Steinbergs class a
5%% preferred
725
•
...
Mitchell
10
13%
Apr
13
TJZ'v' *16 T
i
class a
32%
Jan
3.00 Mar
44%
-f
Corp common..—,
Apr
23%
29% Jan
700
1175
45
•:
37%
Standard
2,535
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of
a4.00
Apr
18% Jan
8%
b
Southam
2,500
'•
.,,
Lake
40
22%
46
6.00
Steel Co of Canada.—il—...
_*
Dominion Corsets
Dominion Dairies common
Dominion Foundries & Steel
Indus
1,320
Apr
Apr
15
Jan
5.50 Jan
25% Mar
34
ZZZ
Class b
12
a3.oo
13%
ZZ_ZZ__*
Distillers Seagrams
Dominion Bridge
Gypsum,
11%
40
39%
9%
A
Crown Zellerbach class
5 %
200
4%
5.50
,,
9.00
4'>- preferred——Mi¬ .50
a
series
12%
common.
Class B
5%
1,593
550
-
Simpsons
35% Jan
31
23
31%
a3.00
11%
a23
22%
31%
22%
~100
Consolidated Mining &
Class
4.85 Apr
a4.00
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Cockshutt Farm Equipment
Coghlin (B J)
Combined Enterprises
of
200
Series
9
preferred
Pont
5.00
'69% Mar
Sherwin-Williams of Canada 7% pfd. 100
35%
Jan
'43
Jan
_*
25
—
62% May
11% Apr
Jan
61%
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33
,
Dow
50
675
36%
,
1,260
398%'a98%
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.33
82%
82 82%
10
1274 Mar
Jan
170
289
-4,10.
Class a
12%
Pacific Railway
■.
Canadian Petrofina Ltd
preferred
Canadian Vickers
Du
4,050
12%
,
Shawinigan Water & Power
34
Canadian
Dominion
40
39%
54
Apr
30%
04 % "63%
,
/
"
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey common
9%
common
Locomotive
Corbys class
2,419
12%
40
100
preferred
12%
International Power.
Oil
62%
57o
ZZ..Z*
Preferred
Canadian
Jan
Jan
20%:
*
,
i.
St Lawrence Cement
1
Canadian Industries
Canadian
Jan
4.90
•
common..
Hydrocarbons
Canadian
90
43
Jan
11%
.*
Husky
Canadian
Mar
Mar
11
39%
o
Canadian Cottons common
Canadian Fairbanks Morse
88
a23
CelluloseZZZZI.*
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&
Feb
40
39%
Converters class A pfd__
B
76
900
39%
25
Canadian Chemical
Canadian
100%
Apr
1,800
61
II*
37% Mar
Feb
Apr
96% Apr
,70
42%
12%
12%
•
common
33%
165
preferred
St Lawrence
,
10%
"
Preferred
Jan
Mar
100
?
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common.,
Mar
12
Mar
42
42%
ZZZZZZZ*
Bronze common.
Canadian Celanese
$1.75 series
37
28%
26% Jan
12
—
(Canada.) common
(a v)
5%%
Apr
20
62%
_
102
Apr
11
,11
38%
45
Company—j:
Roe
Apr
Feb
36%
13%i4
—1
Gas_—•
Rolland Paper class a.
Jan
99%
a88
10
~~ "25
~
*
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.
British Aluminum
A
39
.36%
Feb
—
f'
(Jamesi
Jan
18%
Apr
*
common.
Jan
Mar
20c
Robertson
Apr
14
Feb
26%
30%
65
Quebec Power
Mar
3.00
a88
"_ZZ.12.50
Bank of Commerce-.
Canadian
73
pfdZZZ_100
Canadian Breweries common
Class
25
_ioo
11
9.9% Jan
32% Jan
764
12
Apr
2.90 Feb
Apr
31
38% V
Ores!.—
Quebec Natural
46% May
14% Jan
22
75
.
Provincial
Feb
2,375
9,053
23
44%
144% Mar
34%" 34%
34%V
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Transport
Jan
.
*
of Canadai—
Iron
Feb
132
i
16% Z
14.% <17%
31%,/'
31 31%'
.
*
——
Price Bros & Co Ltd common—
Jan
Jan
9
Premium
Feb
18
40
Jan
13
4,929
27%
12
common
5% preferred
Class
34%
27
10
Foundries common
Canada Safeway Ltd 4.40%
Canada Steamship common
Canadian
34%
12
IZZZI
preferred
Malting
34%
27%
•*
Z—ZZZZZ20
Forgings
Canada Iron
5%
12%
3,321
Feb
51%
49% Jan
1,g25
38%
25
Preferred
4%%
20
16%
37%
«
Building Products
Canada
51
16%
38%
B
Canada
50
10 %
Z*
Telephone
Bruck
Class
51
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British Columbia
ZZZi
40
62
140
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.
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:
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1,281
44%
.
140
.
o
Powell River Company.—
Power Corp
-
Low
High
41%
-
140
.100
common
Placer Development
Mar
5V2V0
Petroleums
Penmans
Apr
preferred
4%% preferred
4Yzfo.
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preferred
Page-Herscy Tubes
Feb
76%
Low
44%
common—
Ontario Steel Products common
Feb
7
49% Mar
7% Apr
Jan
75% Feb
150
1
Par
1%
Electric—
preferred
4%% cum red
may
Ogilvie Flouf Mills
Jan
50%
Jan
6
for
High
43% Jan
•
Brazilian Traction Light & Power
British American Oil common
Columbia
Low
High
6V2
,
50
Paper
Bowaters Mersey Paper
British
Low
44 %
i_
Ltd—zzz
Mines
1674
16%
25c
25c
■30c
7,400
26c
20c
26c
109,500
5c
5c
3,000
75c
78c
1,500
11c
11c
17,000
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Ltd—zzzzzz—
Anthonian Mining Corp Ltd—.
ZZZIi -
—J/
—20c
:i
11c
1,000
13
14
19c
.
Feb
Jan
40c
Jan
26c
Apr
4c
Jxui
Be
Feb
72c
Jan
874c
Jan
-
107aC
Mar
1.22- Jan
l'5c
Mar
Number 5843
189
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2067)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
^
Fast
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Arac
Mines
Ltd....
Atlas Sulphur &
Augustus
Aull
•;
Bailey Seiburn Oil
Laker Talc
Band-Ore
Gold
_
Beatrice
Red
Lake
Gold
;
50c
19,950
9c
9.90
9.90
10%
1,675
22c
26c
12,000
7c
7 tic
Ltd
8c
'
90c
6c
7c
Toronto Stock
Prices
*
g7c
•
Corpi-l-ijll
48c
85c
STOCKS
Apr
10%
33c
8c
Feb
4tic
Feb
Abitibl
Power
46c
3,000
10c
Jan
10c
84c
Feb
85c
55c
Mar
40c
Apr
47c
38,236
33c
Jan
60c
lie
13,050
7 tic
Jan
'15c
Jan
58c
58c
58c
Jan
75c
Mar
19c
22c
10tic
Jan
42c
Mar
22c
j
1,000
11,500
Calgary At Edmonton Corp Ltd——*
301J
Canorama
Explorations
;
5 tic
1,000 -
7.80
8.15
800
r
.
Canadian Collieries Resources Ltd com 3v r
Canadian Devonian Petroleums Ltd
*
_10c
31
5 tic
5%c
-
17\;
'
22
:
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J 5.20^
I.55
•
V
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Canuba Mines Ltd
Carrier ^Quebec Explorations
54c
1
7c
17C
J.
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Cassiar Asbestos Corp Ltd
Central-Del Rio Oils Ltd_J_JJ_J
-; ■>
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd—
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
Cleveland Copper-Corp,__i
75c
8.15
l;
_i
-8tic
J 14c
i(jc
%
1
Ccmpagnie Miniere. L'Uugava.
.
7 %
~
j
Ltd.
91c
J
'
Duvsn Copper Co Ltd
Empire
Fab
Oil
&
Metal
lnc
J
_
Ji;
Falconbridge Nickel Mines.
Jan
14C
21c
Jan
9.75
Jan
■
Alberta
Gas
Pacific
12c
Jan
22c
lOtic
13c
7,350
17ti
17ti
100
28c
28c
.9c
10c
6c
{ :Apr t'
4.05 Apr V:
Jan
6c
Jan
16%
Apr
1
v"I
J
J
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10c
Z-.
19c
17tic'
2G"J
14 tic :3c
65c..
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^
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Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd—;
Geco
Mines
Ltd
_J1
:
1
J
.
:
—1
General Petroleums of Canada Ltd-—
.;
Ltd
__1
Gui-Por Uranium Mines A? Metals Ltd_l
Mines Ltd.
Mining Ltd——1
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Mines
Zinc
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1
Ltd
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Mclntyre-Porcupino Mines Ltd—
Merrill Island Mining Ltd-.:
Mid-Chibougamau. Mines Ltd
;
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
Vines
Ltd—___
-
New
May
300
Apr :
23 % Mar
80c
•
Co
20c
44c
2.40
21c
Mar
18%
4c
Jan
10c
Mar
54c
Jan
6,500
42c
4,450
18%. Apr
7c
5c
100
12,500
4tic
2,000
8%c
7c
5,500
7c
May
31c
31c
1,000
12c
16c
49,500
82
82 ti
550
•1.23
1-.28
42c
44c
14
14.
12c
1.25
43c
'
12c
81%
1,600
'
99c
Feb
100
Apr
Jan
Feb
1
10c
10c
1,000
10C
1
1.35
1.50
2,000
85c
Jan
—1
Ltd
18c
21c
2,100
13c
Jan
85c
1.04
76,850
58c
Mar
28c
28c
7,000
27c
Mar
27c
32 c
125,000
7c
.1
Ltd
G9c
1
Jack Lake Uranium Mines
Pacific Coal At Oils Ltd
J
£
■_
31c
1.10
.
Ltd-—1
'
1.20
3,300
1.05
Jan
Jan
10c
11c
14,500
5c
Jan
_20c
95c
92c
9oe
5, (00
86c
Feb
8c
8c
9c
17,000
.
New
West Amulet
Mines Ltd
American
Rare
Ltd..
23c
Mines
Ltd
Hardware
Acceptance
Atlas
Atlas
Yellowknife
Atlin-Ruffner
Aubellc
1
18c
>
__
Partridge Canadian Exploration Ltd—1
.„_J
a .61
-
'
16c
il7c
9.00
1,600
Avillabona
Jan
5 '/o
Jan
19c
"
1,000
18c
3,100
9.00
109
7.00 Apr
23c
Jan
2.95 Mar
16c
Apr
9'
Feb
Apr
Jan
•
10% Feb
50% Jan
53
12
Apr
14
Feb
84c
Jan
52c
Jan
Feb
Jan
45
Jan
Feb
10O
Mar
375
36
98 %
25
96
5C
5%c
46,800
4c
Jan
7c
Jan
15c
Mar
23c
Jan
•
44
15C
18c
14,100
5%
13,979
58c
75c
30,736
55c
Apr
6% Apr
1.50 Jan
85c
Apr
1.50 Mar
99c
Jan
32
Jan
82%
83
75
69
Jan
93
47
47
140
46
Jan
48
Feb
15c 18 %c
34,500
22,480
13c
Feb
19c
Apr
—
1.55
15
16%.
6%
28%
27
,
..
970
1.55
57/a
2,500
15 %c
18c
20,250
5,600
22,833
14.c 14VaC
29,000
11c
16 %C
2.90
24
1
7,505
2.65
24
425
18%
8%
475
3.05
3.50
GOO
6c
7c
€c
Jan
'3.05 Mar
.
:
Feb
24
8%
Feb
6
2.25 Feb
5c
8c
Apr
21%
Apr
Apr
3.50 Mar
•*
Jan
8.50
Apr
Apr
Apr
3,500
Feb
21 %c Apr
16c
Feb
Jan
2.90
Jan
Feb
8C
Mar
14c
24
3.50
15c
23c
Apr
Feb»
5c
7%
2.75
•
29%
8%c Apr
9c
14c
Apr
6% Jan
Feb
Apr
17c
6c
16%
Jan
24%
Mar
2.09 Feb
.
13% Mar
100
8,770
15 %C
5%C
42y* Mar
-
Apr
9C
__
1,
Mines
1.75
0%
'
1
24c May
1.24
preferred
2nd preferred
Bankfield
Apr
Bank
Apr
35c
Apr
Basco
Apr
9c
Scotia
Jan
2.30
1.88
&
Jan
16'c
Apr
23c
Jan
1
52c
51c
60c
45,250
40c
Feb
70c
34c
44c:
18,300
30c
Jan
64c
Jan
3.000
4c
Feb
59%
3.20
3.45
25c
Jan
Jan <
51%
65%
2.80
Feb
Feb
10c
Feb
8c
4,884
30,400
Feb
2.00 Jan
60
Mar
3.45
Apr
77
Jan
Apr
Apr
76%
75%
77
1,785
1.75
1.G0
1.75
74.972
67c
68c
3,300
61c
Mar
73c
__
Apr
gle
74c
82c
111,550
60c
Mar
82
Apr
20c
18c
20c
26,200
17c
Jan
26c
Jan
19c
19c 20Vac
30,300
14c
Jan
23c
•
Mines
8c
7c
8%c
76,000
Gc
Jan
47
49%
31
•
Uranium
Co
27%
1
—___—
Telephone
Copper Corp
Apr
8%c Apr
Feb
47
Apr
52
480
26%
Jan
32% Apr
19 %c
Jan
36c
330
8%
1,350
19c
7,000
27%
905
8
Mar
22%c Mar
30
25% Mar
27
27
10
95c
1.00
17,495
1.75
500
40%
42%
28,175
1.62
1.70
26,350
17c
18c
40,062
78,050
10%c
Jan
72c
Mar
—
Jan
27%
Apr
26
Mar
Feb
9
6% Feb
16c
1.75
1
—1
Mines
Feb
13,734
18c
27
42 V*
1.94
Jan
32
27%
98c
—1
28
8O0
Mines—
Quebec
23c
8
18c
*
20
common
1.40
23c 26 %c
47
31%
1
*
*
Bros
Bevcon
Apr
—
8,595
Feb
24
•
Mining
Preferred
Bell
2,000
8%c
57%
•
Bethlehem
21c
8C
25 y4
*
—
Belcher Mining Corp
Apr
2
18 %c
21c
8c
58
1
B
Belleterre
Mar
Pennbec .Mining
1.52
22
•
Gas—
Uranium
Class
Jan
Paudash Lake Uranium Mines Ltd
9,200
1
Beattie Duquesne
1.32 Mar
28c
940
1.75
10% Jan
10
Ltd-
Bathurst Power & Paper class A
Feb
Apr
20c
22 %
1
Petroleums Ltd
Bata
Jan
1.15
Oil
Baska
Jan
6tic
23
22
1.52
3-25
Exploration
Metals
Base
1.34 Mar
9c
22
1.75
10
Mines
Barymin
1.52 Mai¬
ne
22
22%
1
Mines
Consol
Nova
of
Barnat
920
38
Rights ———i—
Mar
36tic
28,942
25
Montreal
of
10%
3.65
10
00a
Bankeno Mines
1.75 Mar
30c
]
Oils
Banff
12% Mar
9,000
7.00
Jan
12
1,850
_•
5%%
16% Mar
Apr
Mar
Jan
8,500
1
Bailey Seiburn Oil & Gas class A
1.85 Mar
55c
Jan
92c
6
Feb
Jail
Lodge
2,400
9,790
5%
*
Lumber
131,500
12
1.18
1.25
Class B
Beaver
'
Jan
37%
—r
common.
Beatty
9.70
1.47
67c
1.15
Mihes
Beaver
18c
9.00
1.54
15,666
43%
1
Electric
Feb
Apr
81c
36%
Fabrics Products class A
Apr
Mar
Jan
75c
98%
98%
_1
Auto
Apr
1.00
Feb
89c
40c
10
Mines
Auto
Feb
20c
Gold
Aunor
Feb
Anr
1.85
1.53 May
18c
25c
36C
16%C
Mines
River
16c
12c
Feb
Jan
75
1
28c
200
Feb
Mar
1,260
41,696
—*
Mines
Apr
4,500
Jan
22
14c
52
5%c
Mines
Jan
10,340
B_
common
Aumaclio
-
Jan
15c
32
15c
12%
39c
•
6c
1.53
class
Steels
45c
1.09
Apr
Feb
26%
67c
12%
•
Atlantic
t
•
11c
13c
>
40o
3,500
1.00
__l
Jan
Apr
Apr
9,750
30,726
4,800
51%
__
50
50
;
Asamera Oil
24,200
J_
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
Orchan Uranium
46c
*
14%c
90c
Jan
4tic May
203,000
65c
70c
16c 17 %c
60c
Mines
'12b, (00
12c
1.53
5c
6,000
1.60
1.52
7tic Jan
5,000
•
28c
lltic
-1.50
__
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd____1
(1945) Ltd.—i._J..___________l
=_
1.05
27c
Obalski
Opemisea Explorers Ltd
5 tic
70c
1.55
_l
Ltd
7c
4 tic
93c
Corp,,——__l
Metals
6c
4lie
.
__l
Asbestos
North American
(jc:
__1
Nooana Mines Ltd
Oils
Gold
Bank
1
1
•
Mar
12%
1
Aumaque Gold Mine6
94
•
45c
Apr
Jan
•
Jan
12c
Jan
42c
13%
8,000
Jan
8
31c
1
Aor
42c
45% Feb
•
Corp common
Arjon
7c''Jan
ip
Jan
29
1
Nickel
Feb
10c
Apr
43
528
9.00
100
$2.40 preferred
$2.50 preferred
'
Feb
20c
•
21
26%
•
82c
Apr
Apr
31c
6c
8%
65c
21%
•
i
Resources
20%
Feb
a
5c.
Jan
8
47 c
71% Mar
18c
26c
Feb
20c
7c
.
5c
20c
..
39 V»
9%
Mines
Argus
35 % Mar
Jan
lit
4 5c
5c
2.50
Jan
Jan
70c
67c
1
2.25 Mar
30%
15c
24
67
Apr
35% Jan
;•
•
—
Feb
47c
330
19% Jan
417
68c
Corporation
Rights
Jan
1,000
2,930
981
6,520
45%
Area 11
May
13,000
c
18ti«
* '
Hosco Mines Limited—
Ckalta
Cons
Arcadia
Feb
Jan
24,500
:
32'',
1
19
__5
Ltd
Mining
Creek Mines
North
Jan
May
15 5
460
7c
2.30
1
Formaque Mines Ltd
New
•
May
5tic
Santiago Mines Ltd.......
..50c
New Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd_*
New Vinray Mines Ltd
__l
New
Mar
4.10 Mar
Mar
31%
—:
5
Montgary Explorations Ltd
New
Jan
12c
18o 18 tic
}i
J_:_
A
_.l
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Nama
93c
Jan
,-21
G7c
J
Coip of Canada Ltd..J—J—*
Louvicourt Gold field Corp___ _J___;.j_i
New
Mar
46c
Mar
22
21%
1
4c
35c
Mar
38%
8%
8
Mines
60c
6c
I_
Lithium
Mogador
Ausil
9.50c
3,000
Mar
17
67%
Petroleums
26.200
50,300
Apr
61c
Feb
2.80 Feb
21
Analogue Controls
12c
93,100
25%
Jan
14
2.00 Jan
36%
60c
Anthes Imperial
1st preferred
72c
Jan
43c
3.75 Feb
167%
Mines
Apex
21c
:
21%
13,585
33,788
57c
.
5.25
Lead
19c
37c
Jan
Apr
Mar
2.70 Jan
16c
32
Apr
Jan
15c
42c
: 8c
15c
7tic Mar
3.65
53c
10,500
16c
Aslidown
Ceramic
common-
1.02 Jan
21,100
9,300
5,£»)0
20,856
t
16%
Ncphelino
Jan
200
55c
10%
26%
Apr
^^lJvJSti^
f>.:,c
J
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltdl—i_.1
Monpre
Credits
Jan
'
25%
57c
16%
Mines
4c
3.65
24%
25%
Oils
48c
'
5c
,
2.55
22
7,500
10c.
15
Corp Ltd:___.._____J_i
Lake Gold Mines Ltd—1
Kontiki Lead At
.
Apr
35c-
_
ISc
'Ltd_—_——__
Hollingcr Consol Gold Mines Ltd——15" I 31%
Macdonala
22c
19
2.35
67%
70c
.
:1..67c;,i
35c
Hillcrest Collieries
Uranium
13c
26
3.10
16c
Area
'
Haitian- Copper
Iso
Jan
2,025
>
11c
3.00
37^4
386,200
6c
3.65
•
.
70c
Gunnar
Kerr-Addison
28
5c
21.
.
J: 3.G5
'•
International
Mar
10-tic
*
;j*
Golden Age 'Mines Ltd,>—
Goldfittkis Uranium Mines
Headway Red
.
12c
45c
Mar
j'jJ
Cl^ss' A
•
v
Mar
8c
20,000
19c
—__Jl
28c
Jan>
9%C
2.50
Anglo American Exploration
4.75
Anglo Canadian Pulp <te Paper pfd—50
Anglo Huronian
:
•
Jan
500
22c
Jan
Mar
19
3,500
'
Mar
68c
Warrants
10 tic Mar
17c
50c
5,800
American Loduc Petroleums Ltd
Anacon
2,000
Jan
14,538
82c
24c
16
9c
Feb
59c
55C
75c
17,700
American
8C
18
34c
Jan
1.56 Mar
3.80 Mar
Jan
32c
Mar
600
Jan
12%
33c
7tic Feb
3.75
3.15
725
360
18c
Jan
29c
Mar
19c
7,525
45%
21c
>
10,950
17
21%
Feb
Mar
20c
3.33
45
6c
11
19c
3.20
44c
4% Vc
Gc J Jan
-
Mar
8%c Feb
113,475
23,443
315
1,900
Jan
98
Apr
Amalgamated Rare Earth
Feb
10c
Feb
Jan
6%c
lie
Co 4%
preferred
preferred I
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Mar
12c
22
95
3.00
—
common
Aluminum
9Sc, Mar
Jan
20
10
1,025
55c
Preferred
Jan
9.15
Apr
240
96
6%c
76c
Aluminium Ltd
7c
Mar
17
Common—
Roxana
21
Feb
23% Jan
96
Gold
Cons
Allied
61c
21
3.20
Trunk
Feb
12
"•
nc
,
Ltd
Ltcl
1
Jan
Algom Uranium common.
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Ry
Apr ;:i'
Apr
;
it 46c
7.40 Mar
4,450
27
(1045
12
;
Algoma Steel
Algonquin Bldg
1,650
15
I't'-ilj-
.
-
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd:J:._J18JJc
Futurity Oils. Ltd.
• 1
70c
Fontana Mines
Feb
Ltd
Distillers
Alberta
•
/
Jan
8c
3.50
:
«
_L1
Ltd~______J_.
10%
19c
Mines
1,500
7e
'
II
;**
III
;
Minerals
Mines
720
.
Mar
23c
3,000
15c
7c'
~_1
■
1
;
__
11%
34"%
6%c
Voting trust
Mar
10c
Feb
19,000
11c
'"15c
7c
_1
...
11%'
Oil
&
Explorations
Anchor
Mines
Dome Mines Ltd_
11%
Mines
Yellowknife
Alberta
Feb
Jan
3,800
,
Alba
5.80 Jan
1.85
Mar
450
9c
Jan
4c
120,000
"
Consol .Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd_l
Dolsan
•
common
96
Gas
>
Feb
11,000
16c
..
Jj
j__l
Lid;.—l-r"
Consolidated Denisoh Mines Ltd
Class B warants
385
'
1.50
Consol Bi-Ore Mines Ltd___J
Consol Central Cadillac Mines
23%
Apr
23% Jan
40
23%
—
10ti Mar
1.41 Apr
54c
Apr
20,800
Gla-:61C
1
a_l
_l„
6,113
23%
Agnew Surpass Shoe
Agnico Mines
Ajax Petroleums
•.Jan
13c
8.55
'
5%
Feb
5.00 Mar
J
4,000
.
111«
7.50"
..
:
6,200
24,580
tic
46c
"10%:
*
300
12c
"40C'
45,.
6%c
7.35
9,700
.
20c
*4 I0CC
'•
•
Ml-
7
34
4tic Mar
2,300
^
54c
•
7c
lGil-c
:
—
7
5.60
28to Jan
""
1.4F- 1.65
—1
Ltd
200
High
36%
21
Advocate
Jan
-10'c
"
Sugar
Uranium
Acme
Low
34%
25
Atlantic
Acadia
Range Since Jan. 1
High
36%
Preferred
Feb
Jan
1,500
-
Calumet Uranium.Mines Ltd:__j___i.__l
Homestead Oils LtcTJ
Canadian Lithium Mines Ltd-Canalasl: Nickel Mines Ltd
Low
Shares
•
Class A
1.30 Mar
4tic Feb
42c
67c
ioe
Acadia
Akaitclio
Canadian
Paper common
Preferred
Apr
62,800
,
•
Ltd
&
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Jan
Jan
Week's
Salo Trice
Jan
Mar
Apr
Exchange
Expressed In Canadian Dollar#
Last
Feb
21c
J 64c
47c
i
Mines
Shown Arc
Friday
Feb
Apr
5c
3,o05
Cc
46c::
47c
Bonzan Mines Ltd...
.1___.__J.___
l
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines :LtdIIIIIIIl
Campbell Chibougamau
1
Mar
Feb
8.50
2,000
98c
5V2C.
1
..
MAY
,7
22c
14,000
■i.
8c
87c
1
—
ENDED
"
_*_1
Mines
Bonnyville Oil & Refining
Apr
5,500
24,uo7
19c
__i
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd.
Eluewater Oil &• Gas Ltd..
Bornite Copper Corp
4c
4c
60c
7c
WEEK
High
Apr
4c
Ltd—._IIII~—1
Mines
2c
1,000
15c
i
_
Barvalee. Mines Lfcd_
Bateman Bay Mining Co Jit
5c
50c
cl A—III
Ltd
:
_
Low
58c
i
.
& Gas
Ltd
Range Since Jan. 1
:19c
Ltd
Mines .Ltd—.:
Shares
High
5c
_II"l
Iron Co Ltd
Exploration
Metal
Low
#
FOR
Sales
for Week
Range
Apr
Jan
90c
1.53
1,30 Jan
Jan
1.96 Apr
39%
44
Apr
90c
Jan
Vo
Feb
2.00 Mar
20c
14 %c Mar
Apr
6tic Jan
Corp
Pitt Gold Mining Co Ltd
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
1
1
Portage Island (Chib ) Mines Ltd
Warrants
6c
...J^__—
Quebec Lithium
Quebec Oil
St
Gold
Mar
Feb
Bldcop
66c
Feb
Feb
Biltmore
2,600
15c
Apr !
50c
Jan
Black
500
56c
Feb
72c
Mar
Apr
74c
Mar
"48c
2.02
30C
(Jc
1
.
a.tic
5c
1,500
2.02
30c
6c
:
Siscalta Oils
23c
..
Feb
4c
Feb
8c
Apr
24c
7,100
22c
Jail
35c
Mar
Feb
1.45
100
64c
6.590
4c
4.40
4.25
Standard-Gold
Mines
Ltd—
3.35
±'j*
13V.
Jl—____1 ,'P\
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd—
J
Tache
Tazin
Tib
Ltd.—
Apr
4.50
Jan
Apr
1.30
Apr
2.685
95c
16c
32,875
6c
lie
Apr
9c
lie
.
17c
Jan
15c
6.500
Jan
18c
13%
13%
2,795
13
Jan
15%
2.40
1,900
2.05
Jan
2.84 Mar
17c
17c
19o
18.000
17c
18c
18c
ISc
3,200
18c
13"'„
(T
Mines
„_Jt___1___iJJ«t ?v
Ltd™
Exploration
1
Ltd:
1_
___^
Lithium
_1_1___J1
Corp Ltd
United Oils Ltd
Mines
Ltd—
._1
_1
Vanguard Explorations Ltd
ViolaM&c
Mines
28c
84c
189,310
6c
6c
12,000
5.15
5.15
5.30
400
2.45
V
J
2.30
2.62
36,000
6 ti.C-, 7 tic
J 23c
25c
11,375
Products
_J
_1
30 100
1
American
Oil
Columbia
Apr
25c
Feb
4%
WestviDe Mines Ltd_
page
42.
30
200
2.60
2.60
700
26V2C
24c
1
1
{
preferred
4 VsVo preferred
4% % preferred
Jan
36c
Mar
94c
Feb
Jan
9c
Jan
British
Columbia
Jan
British
Columbia Packers class A
Feb
r
21c
Apr
preferred
preferred
5%%
Jan
Jan
Apr
32% Mar
Broulan
Jan
Brown
42,766
7.15
7.15
7.30
5,015
85c
85c
600
6%.
12,785
Apr
54
Apr
8%c Feb
Jan
6c
Jan
7c
Mar
10c
Jan
53c
Jan
79c
Mar
43%
Jan
45% Mar
44%
Apr
6
50% Feb
7
Jan
47%
8c
Jan
15y2c
1.00
Apr
7% Apr
Mar
6
Feb
8.40 Feb
7.05 Jan
74c
Feb
49% Mar
Jan
Feb
6%
6%
22%
22 Va
22%
230
21% Jan
48
48
48
105
47
Jan
48
Feb
46%
47
325
37
Mar
&O
Jan
3.05
2.85
3.15
18,125
39
39%
40
13,197
76%
90
Mills
Feb
Mar
18,000
15c
Jan
7,800
21c
Jan
34c
4c
g.000
3c
Jan
Mar
25
Jan,
3.30 Mar
2.71
Jan
38%
Apr
44% Feb
75
Feb
77
42
38
Jan
40
Mar
42% Mar
240
85
Mar
90
Feb
Mar
47%
Feb
41%"
89%
46%
87%
89 %
46%
46%
295
45
50
16%
50
50%
300
48%
Apr
51% Feb
16%
17
8,575
12%
Jan
18
2,590
4,077
14%
Feb
18
Apr
14%
Feb
18
May
5,025
35%
18
18
•
38%
45
37%
38%
Telephone———28
43%
1
53c
Mines
class
*
*
5c
Apr
78c
78c
81c
8,lj0
75c
Mar
92c
Jan
Bfunsman
Mines
9c
9c
9tic
11,000
7c
Jan
12c
Feb
Brunswick
Mining
—1
Mines
•
Smelting
—1
11,771
40
56c
44,100
80c
13%
375
.
10
575
10
10
2.90
2.90
2.90
100
6%c
6%c
7%c
10,600
6c
6%c
19,125
3.25
3.00
3.25
3,435
—1
ae
47
51c
13%
1
A—
B
Brunhurst
135
705
17
Columbia
Feb
39
41%
17
Columbia Power
Apr
39
40%
18
British
Class
39
18
British
Reef
76
•
Ccmoany
Bruck
1.65
30c
11c
*
;
6c
9 %c
8%c
Forest Products—*
Class I>
16c
26c
.
6%
30
2.60 May
29c
Mar
22c 26tic
3 tic-
'
1
30
125
100
50
50
100
50
—50
preferred
6c
6.60
2,595
30c
Electric—
Apt
2.62
6%
48%
48 %
50
Mar
8% Feb
Apr
•
British
British
Jan
Apr
170
6%
43%
—
22c
Jan
Mar
1
common
Britalta Petroleum
60c
5.15
48%
6%
48%
11c
7%
10c
•
G)
Jan
25c
2.10 Mar
230
12c
Jan
Jan
*
19 tic
•'
'
i_i
1
Ltd—
3.000
J.,
2.60
,
Westburne Oil Co Ltd.___
see
7',Jc
*
Ltd—
For footnotes
24c
75c
6c
__J_1
:
Virginia Mining Corp
J
'
Weedon Pj-rite & Copper Corp Ltd
Wendell Mineral
:
82c
_*
—_i
Ventures Ltd
25c
*
1__—i_l
29,700
1.08
10c
•
common
Mar
"
Corp_
Trebor Mines Ltd™
United Asbestos
1
*
4,500
60c
45%
27 %c Mar
%c Apr
50
Traction
Preferred
Bright
7%c
56c
44 >/4
1
Petroleums
Bralsaman
4% Vo
X$ke Mines Ltd.__—
Titan Petroleum
Valor
Bridge & Tank common
1.15
lie
1
Mines
Brazilian
2.30
1
Sullivaiv Cons
c
Mines
Feb
Feb
Apr
7%c
45
1
-50
———50
1
pfd—.———50
Pioneer
Bralornc
75
2,000
1
Mersey 5 % %
Gold
Boymar
54
6%c
>
Paper
Apr
99c
.
Bowater
Bowaters
Mar
4,000
3.35
Apr
—
45
97,550
7%c
57c
——_1
Ltd
7%
30c
53
Eowater Corp W,'o pfd
5 % vt
preferred—
9c
1,000
3.25
1.75
Mines
32,360
7%
6%c
1
Mines
Mines
Bordulac
Bouzan
,
preferred-
Gold
4.45
22,015
55c
3.55
55c
Jan
7.25 Mar
Ribbon
21c
27.950
20c
•
•
-50
14,950
%c
17c 19 %c
17c
-*
common
Uranium
77c
4.45
3.35
.
.
_2
(1944) Ltd___l
Jan
55c
1
_1
7tic
4.15
5 tic
J
Apr
5 tic
Hats
85c
%c
1
Ltd
Mines
16c
80c
82c
—.—
—
Bay
Bonville
Jan
Mar
100
1.45
:_l
2.30
47c
7,000
5. tic
:_1
1
Feb
Jan
34,500
11
Lttl.__
Ltd
Stadaeona Mines
27c
8c
'
Ltd—
Ltd
Mines
1.80
2,500
"
Mines
Mines
47c
11.900
.
?
Satellite Metal
Sherritt-Gordon
1.24
6.25
;'6".25.
,
24c
;
48c
J1.90
30c
1
8c
Mines
Lawrence River
7c
45," >0
16c
G.25
Radio-re Uranium Mines Ltd_l_
Crest
7,500
71c
Blue
111
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd—
Red
7 tic
57c
!—_1
Ltd
Warrants
13c
1
Mines
Uranium
G6c
12c
Mines
Yukon
Blcroft
7c
JL___ 1
Corp___Jv
Development
t.__1
Bibis
;* ice
70c
—1
_J—_ '
Quebec Ascot Copper Corp Ltd.
_1
Quebec Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd—1
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration Ltd
„.l
Quebec Copper Corp Co Ltd_J'__
Quebec Labrador Devel Co Ltd—
6c
;
13
8%
Feb
Jan
40*4 Mar
Jan
47
59c
Feb
Apr
Jan
14% Jan
Mar
11
Jan
Apr
2.20 Jan
3.25 Mar
5c
Jan
8%c Mar
6c
Apr
9c
~
3.00 Apr
Jan
3.TO Feb
39
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
40
.
.
Monday, May 4, 1959
.
(2068)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
MAY
1
Far
Par
Low
1
Buffadison Gold
12c
1
2.29
—
Buffalo
Red
-
ll%c
1.30
22c
2.29
13,526
7%c
1,500
35%
6%-c Jap
941
35
Apr
Jan
Jan
Consolidated
1,500
8c
Apr
11c
2,742
16%
Jan
21%
r.i
12%
13
1,355
12%
Jan
Burns
Apr
14% Mar
Cable
Mines
—1
25o
—
Petroleum
15c
8.075
21c
39,840
69c
Mar
Bread
30%
31
2,035
27
Apr
35
1,285
100
65c
11,650
78% Jan
55c
Apr
Apr
Apr
7.75
8.20
10,903
10%
1,200
4.75
100
62c
-20
Coulee
755
69%
Jan
76%
Feb
240
25
Jan
26
Apr
Apr
2.35
Jan
Feb
Cowichan Copper
Craig Bit
Craigmont Mines
Crain (R L) Ltd
Cree Oil of Canada warrants
23 %
4'W
1,215
100
•
95
95
96
3C0
72',
71%
73
.20
25 %
25
25%
—•
3.75
1.65
1.80
6,780
65c
79;:
16,900
preferred
Malting common
Canada
Preferred
Lands—.—
Class
57
Jan
53
53%
995
49
Feb
55
Apr
Crestaurum
65%
67%
130
68
Jan
67%
Feb
Crestbrook
.100
89
89
85
25
88
Mar
90
Jan
Croinor
80c
70c
90c
6,625
50c
Mar
90c
4.50
4.10
4.55
8,020
Southern
Oils
•
•
warrants
in?
Wire
Astoria
Canadian
Bank
4.55 May
Crown Zellerbach
45
40
Jan
42%
Crowpat Minerals
11%
Jan
12% Mar
Crows Nest Coal
•
14 %
14
14'4
1,050
14
Feb
15% Mar
Cusco
7c
9%e
'J,033
7c
Jan
13c
7%
7%
100
6
62%
39%
60%
62%
5,837
54
Apr
Jan
8% Feb
62% Apr
39%
40%
8,555
35%
Jan
40
Apr
Dalex Co preferred
Daragon Mines
111
11%
12
1,715
11
15
Jan
Davis
4.75
4.60
4.90
3,820
Apr
4.10 Apr
Jan
Decourscy
4.55
4.70
600
3.45 Mar
5.20 Mar
Deer
——1
British
20
common
Aluminium
Class
A
warrants—
Class
B
•
com
warrants:-™—.
Canadian
Canncrs
Canadian
Celanese
_
Canadian
Chemical & Cellulose-
Canadian
Chieftain
Pete
Collieries
Canadian
2,030
170
11%
12
1.22
1.36
6%
common—
7
6%
5,895
24,800
1.20 Apr
1,205
25%
47c
7,780
11c
10%
10%
11%
2,400
11
11%
.16%
2.65
2.33
2.G9
Canadian Fairbanks Morse common—*
33%
33
34
3G0
*
2.50
2.50
31%
Canadian
Eagle Oil common
Warrants
Canadian
Canadian
Class
B
Canadian
Husky
Warrants
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
Industries common
Preferred
•
50
—
Canadian
Locomotive
Canadian
Malartlc
Canadian
North
•
Inca
Canadian
5 c,'o
Oil
Cos
•
•
common
preferred —
Canadian
Pacific
Canadian
Petrofina
,
Thorium
Canadian
Tire
Corp common
4%% pfd_™
Canadian
Vickcrs
Canadian
Wallpaper Mfrs
Canadian
Western Nat Gas
5% % preferred
class
4",b
'
Deldona
7
Apr
1.68
17,698
12%
11%
13
7.50
9
9%
21,330
10,220
4,355
11%
0.80
10%
18%
18%
2,246
72
72
12
12
385
52C
42c
5 4c
37,950
22c
23c
,55c
51c
63c
30%
26%
30%
8,291
15
17%
Canadian
Williston
Candore
Can
Can Met
Feb
Cassiar
Castle
Mines
Charier
48%
1.60
700
17c
18c
10.1GG
15,000
12c
Jan
19c
Apr
1,000
60c
Apr
74c
Jan
1.28
Jan
1.62
2
32%
32
33
5,090
22%
Jan
34%
Jan
•
17 %
17
17%
3,085
15%
Apr
19
Jan
2.50
11%
10 %
12%
5,260
10%
Apr
13%
Jan
•
21
20
21%
4,460
20
7
7%
200
43%.
46%
772
25
Jan
51
35%
36
125
13%
Jan
38% Mar
:
25
_•
preferred™
& Steel
Coin
Ltd
Coldstream
40% Mar
30
Apr
Jan
72
Apr
53%
Jan
72
Mar
10
Elder
*
Mines
Sol
Mining
Colomac
Jan
20%
Jan
Jan
Farwcst
Feb
Fatima
2.00
Feb
Federal
Grain
2Gc
Feb
Apr
Ford
Jan
Foundation
Jan
Francoeur
Apr
Fraser
G2.743
1.40
1.30
1.42
12,000
1.05
1.63 Mar
20c
14%c
20c
26,100
Consolidated
Mar
General
7,150
3.30
14%
go
1
Gamma..
Callhnan
"
Cadillac™
•
I
Consolidated
East
Consolidated
Fenimore
I
H
Consolidated
Gillies
Consolidated
Golden
"
Lake
Jan
4.10
58c
62c
16,800
53c
Mar
1.12
Apr
19c
Feb
Gencx
35c
Apr
99c
Mar
5%c May
11% Jan
8c
Jan
46%
47%
340
1.00
1.00
1.30
33.201
Feb
Giant
Apr
Glacier
2.9G0
50c
38,124
100
1.00
Jan
1.75
Jan
Glenn
2.00
2.05
300
2.00 Mar
4.00
Jan
Goldale
Jan
50c
Jan
37c
3,795
30 %c 31 %c
33c
27c
22c
Jan
9%c
8,000
8%
8%
425
May
75c
Mar
Gold
Eagle
Apr
Apr
4%
Feb
10
Mar
Grandroy
11c
Feb
15 %c
Feb
Granduc
2,000
120,800
11c
Jan
17c
Jan
Great
19c
Apr
Great Lakes
7c
3,080
81,415
26,790
1.55 Mar
3.90
3.85
3.95
12,795
3.65
31c
7,333
24c
Mar
Gc
11
Feb
4Gc
54c
77c
94c
19,700"
21,093
Apr
9.00 Jan
2.12
2.25
20,662
1.80
Jan
2.55
78%
82
50
75
Jan
6
6
75
6
Jan
84
ADr
Mar
7% Mar
43%
42 %
43%
1,565
37%
43% May
Jan
104
Apr
24% Mar
102
102
104
220
100
•" Jan
20%
20%
21%
8,140
17
Jan
7%
8
735
7
Jan
8%
Jan
20%
19%
21%
3,412
19%
Apr
22%
Apr
55%
55
57
1,075
55
Apr
63%
Jan
48
47%
48%
2,236
43% Mar
49%
Jan
3.80
3.75
3.95
700
3.70 Mar
3.50
3.75
*
5,180
.
3.40
31
33%
33%
50
18
16%
18%
8,460
10%
16c
16c
17c
3,000
5c
1.20
1.20
1.20
6,600
1.05
10c
10C
11c
2,500
7.25
7.10
7.40
15,430
35c
34c
9c
4.25 Mar
-
4.10 Mar
Jan 1
33% Apr
18% May
Feb
Jan
19c
Feb
Feb
1.50 Mar
Jan
12c
Jan
7,45
6.25 Mar
Feb
Jan
38c
30,800
30c
Jan
59c
Feb
11c 11 %c
10,500
10c
Mar
14c
Mar
20c
20c
2,600
18c
Jan
22c
Feb
40c
Jan
19c
26c
267.650
38c
22,300
common
*
—50
44
186
20c
21c
23c
I'
44c
Jan
25
44%
7
32c
185
42
Apr
194% Feb
Jan
850
186
44
6%
*
16%c Mar
Mar
800
10,842
6%
20c
48
38c
1.56
1.70
1,800
39%
40
3,373
35%
Jan
30
29%
30%
1,645
23%
Jan,
7.50
Mar
2.24 Mar
1.41 Mar
1.63
39%
*
Jan
7% Mar
Apr
Jan
42% Mar
Apr
30%
9.50 Mar
7.25
Apr
5% Mar
9.50
2,570
G
6
6%
1,325
2.80
Gas
2.G5
2.80
395
40
40
41%
340
2.80
2.65
2.80
1,140
2.65
1
18%
14%
207b
21,809
1478
Apr
•
6
5%
6%
1,125
5%
Apr
6%' Jan
4.95
4.95
100
4.95
Apr
5%
1
common
$2.80
preferred
Class
B
50
Jan
19c
Jan
36c
Mar
61c
Jan
1.05
Feb
3.50 Jan
4.50
Jan
Winnipeg Gas.
Voting trust
.
.
8.30
Northern
10 %c
34c
88c
Mar
97
Apr
Warrants
Jan
7%c
4Gc
35
Jan
6.50
Warrants
Great
West
3,900
1
Apr
90
36c
common
Plains
8c
Hi
Apr
3.95 Apr
Power
Great
8c
3,825
30%
120
•
Great
Apr
17,000
168,000
175
1
Jan
Jan
47c
Apr
Mar
10%c Jan
1,235
•
May
38c
3,856
17
Jan
97
20c
Paper
63c
12,420
50c
141
Jan
8c
7.50
36c
Mines
Lakes
53c
53c
47c
Jan
14%
97
1
Jan
49c
108%
7.35
1
47c
50c
8Gc
Feb
Apr
4.20
Jan
53c
28 %c
8c
16
Mar
Apr
1
Mines
19,200
15
62%
1
—
19c
3.70
Jan
1
preferred
Mackay class A
13c
3.30
50
T
Mines
Gold
Gordon
11c
6%c
Apr
•
1
Mines
Goodyear Tire Canada
17c
14%
1.50
97
•
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Uranium
11c
15
31 %
Jan
7.40
*
Gold
Goldflelds
10c
Jan
30%
Feb
Jan
65c
1
Mines
18c
13c
7,500
Jan
44
1
1
Mining
Uranium
40c
-
2,910
2,270
9c
~0
Prospecting
Yellowknlfe
35c
6%c Jan
8% Apr
11 %c
14
Jan
3,850
8c
14%
.100
Ltd
Scientific
1.25
10%
141
15%
61%
135%
51
Jan
-10
Giant Mascot Mine
14
50c
Geo
Mines
13%
5,500
62%
134
14%
9c
62%
922
Apr
.100
class
38c
Jan
62c
47%
com
14c
4.10
Feb
5.65
1%
Canada
3,500
79c
page
19 %c
General Products Mfg
A
General Steel Wares common
4.00
see
Jan
Motors
Petroleum
Jan
81c
footnotes
Feb
13c
35c
Apr
1
•
16% Mar
4.00
Ltd
8.25
5,000
•
21c
1
Mines
18,110
15c
6.30
9c
1.13 Mar
100
Jan
j
Marcus Gold
6.70
14c
common
Jan
1,860
31c
5.80
Ltd
15c
7
Hill
Mar
:—
12%
Consolidated Hallivvell
Marbeuor
Co
40
Consolidated
Howey Gold
85c
10c
4,300
2.620
Jan
14
l
Arrow
90c
Dynamics
General
*>
Mines
88c
Development new com—
General
27c
Crest
j
General
Feb
3.G0
~
General
Feb
Apr
59c
11 %c
Apr
90c
26
3.65
Jan
2.85
12
1
Mines—I I_"~i
Denison
Discovery
Consolidated Dragon Oil
1.65
89c
65%
55c
•
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Flin
Jan
19%
Bakeries
Feb
5Gc
!•
Mar
Mar
——__
Mines
1.25
33c
32
24
17
preferred
2.50 Mar
32c
11,627
2.23
9,500
13
28
15 %c Mar
Apr
22% Mar
common
15c
6,000
2.00
Ltd
14%
125,546
Jan
26
30%
15c 15%e
6c
9c
23%
20o
14c
40c
Warrants
Consolidated
28c
3.GO
•
I I
Mlnes_I
Consolidated
Consolidated
Jan
3.45
•
Oil
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated
Bellekcno
Central
16 %c
3.50
37c
•
Allenbee
Beta
Gcco
14
j
Mines
^onsolidMieri
Mar
50
19,600
5,450
preferred
preferred—
J)
Power
5 Yo
93c
74
40e
(A
Gatincau
Apr
Apr
415
13c
Jan
57c
2.85
Jan
11c
1,860
Ltd
Mines
Trailer
53c
65%
5%c
—III—II*
Jan
1.90
Apr
Feb
45c
24
—*
•
A
Debentures
Jan
65
13%
23%c
Apr
65
Jan
*
Co
Fruehauf
19c
1.20
Jan
Jan
20c
19%
Petroleum
8%c Mar
60c
14c
60
24
Companies
Freiman
Feb
2.GO
40c
•
1.75
12 % Mar
Gc
65
I*
Mines
Consolidated
6,200
5%c
•
Mine.-
Consolidated
G4c
1
National
Coniagas
1.26
60c
Jan
5
724
•
-II
Canada class
Froblsher
Mines
Petroleum
Conduits
Coniaurum
of
Jan
1.20
10c
62
27c
18
A—
Jan
9.20
19,975
5,600
class
1.07
7.25 Mar
21c
Jan
62
lie
1
2.45
8. GO
19c
50c
27c
1
Fleet Manufacturing
Ford Motor Co (U S)
7.50
20c
5,500
Apr
Jan
28o
19
Mining
53
8.05
Glc
10c 10%c
62
.250
Ltd
Mining Ltd—_—
French
57c
10c
•
Fargo Oils
3.00
Apr
26,900
Warrants
Anr
_
For
20
Mar
5.49
Metais
Commonwealth
Consol
16
4.75 Mar
Combined Enterprises
Key
Jan
9.40
1
Commoil
Con
14%
1,850
1
Yellowknlfe
Combined
Apr
1.50 Mar
35c
10c
Jan
Jan
32c
Apr
1.39 Mar
Jan
80c
Jan
—1
Fanny Fanner Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
24
Jan
35c
26%
Famous
Feb
24.975
16c
May
I—1
Falconbrldge Nickel
Players Canadian
Jan
78c
1.21
1
Feb
30%
Apr
1.10
9c
Jan
Feb
Apr
1.15
1
23
16 %c Jan
874
1
Corp
77
Apr
72
10
Ltd
68
1
Eureka
68
1
—
Eldrlcli Mines common
El
30
♦
Empire Life Insurance™
Jan
9c
20
Common
9,425
58c
aJn
1.94 May
Jan
Trust
Co—
class A
160
18% Mar
14c
16c
Apr
Jan
3,937
8,700
Mar
Apr
1.30
53
11
12,000
77,000
20,785
46c
10c
10c
1
Investment
Match
Paper
5.40
48c
Jan
22,300
454,003
27%
Economic
1.38
1.78
17c
11c
1.94
37%
15c
G%c
120,400
10c
159
Jan
Gc
21C
1.52
250
10c
43c
23C
»
375
13,400
1.51
Apr
72
12c
43c
Mar
'
30
11c
6%c
Apr
12
15c
Jan
Mar
39%
9%c
Apr
1.30
9%.
1.93
I
—*•
14%
Jan
48%
20%
Mar
20
11c
70
Feb
55c
75c
Copper
31c
275
30
Jan
15c
19,100
20
17% Mar
39%
Mar
14%
2,760
12c
20
Jan
17 %c Mar
May
15 %c
11
11c
14
7%c Jan
35c
•
10%
Feb
11,800
10c
1
11
12c
Jan
92 %
12c 12 %c
58c
1
10,868
22%
Apr
12C
1.33
Equipment
17%
Jan
18% May,
76%
1
5.35
Mines
4,344
17%
•
Metals
Eastern
10%
Reco
Lake Gold
400
84
1.95
4,050
j
19%
76%
16%
2.65 Mar
1.35
Willans
18%
81
Jan
41,680
*
18%
Jan
Apr
12
9% Apr
Jan
693,705
25
960
Mar
101%
250-
Apr
Apr
1.3o
5.40
Smelting
9%
99%
2.00
27c
_j
&
9%
49
41% Jan
225
5,635
63c
i
Mining
10
9%
_1
Petroleum
10%
_———
195
225
Feb
Mar
52,529
1.92
60C
4,710
100
225
7%
22,871
58c
1.25
49
99%
24% Mar
Apr
6% Mar
10c
1.50
J
47%
100
23.50
;
Copper Co
1
Mines
48%
Feb
1.00
G8c
1
44%
common—*
100
common
32% Mar
Feb
1.G0
15c
Apr
2.12
1.70
1
13c
Mar
106,040
Textile
_•
Min
14c
8%
05c
Mines
l
Cop
19%'C
74c
1.55
Foundry
_i
Cockshutt Farm
Cody
180
1.50
•
Gold
"ochenour
G85
May
Jan
1.70
1
Mines
Kayrand
Chromium
10
48%
Cblbougamau Mining & Smelting
Chrysler
15%
Gc
Cliiboug Jaculet Mines™.
Chlino
50
50
Mines
Ohesteri'ille
Cliib
590
28%
11,133
OH
Cheskirk
19%
89
Jan
4
2.00
101
11% Mar
28%
Jan
33c
1.85
30% May
74
85
2.05
Apr
20
Porcupine
89
35c
1
2G%
12G
Mar
-—1
Apr
40
40c
Mines
28,316
20
Apr
Mines
Feb
78
Jan
23c
Sullivan
1.12 Mar
1.80
Pat Gold
Central
89
30c
G5C
Electroliome Indus
•
Central
23c
Malartlc
40c
20
18C
Amphi Gold-
Jan
158
Api-
East
21c
78
Jan
11c
East
51c
158
Jan
23%
East
78%
May
7c
Jan
17c
Apr
Jan
9,014
3,000
6,400
58
Jan
Jan
Eddy
7%c
10.200
Apr
11c
1.41
Petroleum
Eddy
20
Rio
11 %C 12 %c
11 %c
52%
21
Seagrams
\
Del
540
Apr
Jan
21c
Central
97,000
21
31
1.52
Duvex Oils ir Minerals
Feb
*
Ltd
275
15c
21
1
Mines
Duvan
Jan
1
Corp
53%
13c
1
Dynamic
1
Asbestos
52 %
13c
Feb
Jan
26
25o
Jan
14
1-.64
Trethewey
100
Jan
Jan
Preferred
84c
7%c
•
30
lie
Oils
Dominion
Apr
20
Mines Ltd
Cariboo Gold Quartz
30
Jan
Apr
8c
Mar
Gold
Donalda
Apr
1.80
Captain
16,600
Jan
1.85
Apr
20% Feb
Feb
Explorations
10c
2.60
12c
25c
Jan
9%
Jan
Warrants
8C
8c
Jan
Preferred
12
95
Mines
Erin
8c
Apr
Jan
1.75
1.50 Mar
8.50
15% Jan
28
50
2,000
14%
Apr
7% Mar
10
,
2,000
1-85
Apr
1.85
5.80
970
—
9c
1.60
19%
Apr
16c
62c
Apr
Apr
10,255
Exploration
8%C
1.75
18
2,200
20
Jan
72
Jan
19%
17 % Mar
30 %c Apr
34%
Wcstinghouse
64,905
1.85
8%c
Jan
5.15 Apr
3.00 Jan
20c
Palmer
Dominion
42c
20
Canadian
2.60
2.50
Warrants
Apr
7 % Mar
52 %
Apr
1.40
285
3.00
Mar
29%
Oil
18%
2.50
Feb
Jan
19c
Dominion
34
2.50 Mar
42%
13%
.
Western
18
18
Dominion Tar ic Chemical common—•
1
—...
Canadian
2.65
1
2.50 Mar
Apr
1
Jan
Jan
%
2.90
Feb
25
1.4.3
15%
1.30 Mar
Apr
Apr
•-
28%
A
*
pfd_20
Apr
Stores
1.60
20
90c
300
1,325
1,030
Steel & Coal common
13%
*
2,500
2.60
4.85
Dominion
125
100
91c
90c
2.50
4.50
Dominion
29%
—
91c
Jan
8,200
158
Utilities
Canadian
58c
Apr
18
I
Apr
11%
Jan
.2*
Corp
42c
1.96
Feb
Mines
Horn
Explorers Alliance
Canadian
15,950
Apr
37c
100% 100%.
45c
2.05
Apr
34c
Coal
6.05
Mar
_10
_
preferred—
42c
Apr
18%
.100
Railway—.
42c
7%
18
.1
Canadian Northwest Mines
20% Mar
2.05
34c
72
21%
Jan,
200
18%
*
Gold
Jan
18
25,433
.9
Oil
—
Canadian
19
250
•
•
—•
18
.10*
1,880
Magnesium
75
Oils
21
19%
Dominion
100
1
Homestead
21,918
20
19%
2.06
Apr
308
36c
2.18
21
19%
11%
7
•
Mar
6% Mar
44
20o
16%
100<
3.00
—
Apr
Insurance
7.40
Canadian
Crest
lie
Dominion
7
"A"!
Securities
High
14,375
Apr
42%
——
Canadian
14c
Jan
18%
General
Canadian
12c
34
—*
common
-
—
12c
75c
—100
Products
Food
A
Preferred
Class
—
——
Export Gas is Oil—
Mar
100
1
Bridge
13
700
32'A
45c
Dredge & Dock
Dyno Mines
74c
Apr
Dominion
Jan
12
10%
13
31%
Preferred
Jan
24c
Dome
13
29 %c
7,850
Dominion
4.90 Mar
16,033
27c
Jan
13% Mar
39c
25c
Feb
125
35c
Mar
4.95
Jan
1
Jan
55,770
Canadian
Canadian
7%
5.65
3.90
Brewis Mining
4.10
13%
2,300
5
Dome
5.00
4.40
1
—
80c
Jan
2.90 Mar
4.10
35c
170
Jan
13%
5.25
common.
64c
4.40
40,000
Distillers
3,005
5.75 Mar
Jan
89
Apr
1.57
4.55 Jan
3,620
105
4.15
38c
Devon
48,235
39
Maf
10
Dclliite Mines
76c
Jan
100
8%
Jan
3.85
34
785
Mar
1.10 Mar
35c
Apr
76c
5,131
14c
May
8%
Jan
3.65
4,009
39
Mar
*
Leather'
12
8% Jan
5.35
38
Jan
7c
68c
39
—1
;
Daering Explorers
33
Jan
5.00
102 % 104%
5.35
19c
104%
1
23%
18%, Jan
24.902
5
—
Mines
15
Feb
14
29
76c
Petroleum
Drawn, Steel
14%
6,000
74c
9c
13%c Jan
Jan
G.50
3.80
—-—
.
Wright
Devonian
Canadian
1,780
23
31%
-25
.
Curll3
14%
23
common
Preferred
14%
22%
1.36
•
31 %
11%
class A
preferred
4
8c
68c
10
Trust
1,325
B
8c
69C
1
]
42
Jan
15 %c Mar
Jan
8,802
20,500
1
Pershing
12%
2.85 Mar
2,133
12c
14c 15 %c
*
common
12
Commerce
ol
Breweries
Canadian
Canadian
Crown
Mar
17c
12c
-—
-
i
Mines
Timber
4.60
class
Minerals
Canadian
Canadian
May
20c
16c
14c
1
42
*
common
Bakeries
$1%
200
Feb
*
7%
Cable
«fo
Canadian
anadlan
55'
53 %
7c
500
12%
Pctroleum.
Steamship Lines
Preferred
Ccaada
53
531
Zinc
12.50
Southern
Canada
Feb
a
Ltd preferred-
Canada Safeway
Canada
51
1.05
Apr
071:,
Permanent
Canada
60c
Lead
-10
A
class
B
Canada
1.65
5%e Mar
10%c Feb
17c
1
Distillery class A
Class B
Mtge—
Packers
Canada
;
—.
Oil
Canada
12%
100
36%.
Mar
18,600
Mar
-*
Feb
1.130
19
.93%
33%.
*
40c
1
100%
20%
19%
36%
*
Jan
Feb
*
91
28%
26c
•
Corby
Jan
Jan
Feb
5,207
•
Apr
27
8c
31c
•
Apr
139
38c
Jan
•
37%
27%
IDS Mar
Jan
6c
Gc
•
Exploration
23%
27
Feb
25c
IP
23%
27 %
63c
18,349
6,000
100
common
preferred
Apr
Apr
Jan
3,750
32c
5%c
1
Jan
32
85c
6%c
1
Jan
2,096
25 %c Mar
G%c
6c
Basin
33%
85
Jan
29c
Mines
21
34%
10
A
Foundries common
Mar
2.55 Mar
29 %C
__i
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Cliiboug
."
75e
class
Foils
Iron
B
Conwest
Feb
5.80
4.75 Apr
Class
18c
84c
1
Sudbury
Consumers Gas Co
Feb
12
Mine
Consolidated West Petroleum.
10% Mar
Mar
37
34
common—
74c
Jap
6.95
10
Consolidated
2,000
Jan
1.50
6%c
;
Mines Ltd
Consolidated Sannorm
Jan
93%
4.75
Canada Crushed Cut Stone
Canada
rtegcourt
Feb
23c
1
Red Poplar
Consolidated
10
Preferred
Canada
Pershcourt
Consolidated
90%,
common
Cement
Canada
Consolidated
Feb
91
Campbell Red Lake
Canada
Feb
Feb
22%
23.120
1
.
Jan
1.27
21
—*
Campbell Chibougainau
Oils
5.25
Apr
29 %e
1
>1
3Gc
Apr
88c
B.00
Power common
Gas & Oils
—
Calvet
2.018
24c
7GC
•
———J•
& Edmonton
Calgary
Calgary
16c
21c
Peak
Jan
21c
•
Consol Northland Mines
High
3.80
19
2l36
2
—
Low
24,500
32,880
4.45
22
2.20
—1
Mines
Necus
26 %c
Mar
16c
22c
80c
1
Oils—
Mines
Calalta
Explor
Consol Nicholson Mines—
Consolidated
Cadamet
4.05
19%
in Smelling
-Mining
High
4/J
'20-
Consolidated Mosher
Feb
39
Apr
9c
21%
Low
•
•
k—-—1
Consolidated Mogul
Consolidated
Morrison
18%
9c
Ltd
Oils
Mac
Consolidated
20%
Bunker Hiil Ext—-
Burlington
Mic
Jan
9c
Jan
2.20
Consolidated
2.40
Apr
7%c
1
Lake
products
uuilding
20,500
35
Ankerite
Buffalo
ll%c 12 %c
High
Low
High
warrants
Develop
Coal
class
A
Class B
*
Great West Saddlery
•
38c
Mar
57c
Jail
1956
Jan
94c
May
1958
87%
11%
4.55
4.55
5.65
4.55
;.
Jan
3.30
Apr-
21 %
Jan
Jan
Apr
89%
9%
Feb
Apr
12% Apr
Jan
12
44
Feb
280
3.90
4.50
Apr
5.00
Apr
20
42.
sgassr
Jan
9%
"
.
6%
41% Feb
Mar.
972
125
11%
warrants
38
3.35
Apr
2,382
87%
11
11%
5.65
11%
warrants
57c
87%
11%
Greater
2.65
r^r:
"
Apr
Apr
6.25 Apr
Volume
Number 5843
189
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2069)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Low'
Par
Greyhawk
Uranium
Gunnar
Gypsum
Lime
&
12,600
9c
Jan
14c
Mar
8c
500
8c
Jan
13c
Feb
Rock
Manitou
Barvue
4.10
Apr
7.50
Jan
Marcon
750
3.50
Jan
6.50
Feb
Marigold
10c
7,600
7%c
Apr
10%c
Apr
Maritime
Jan
49% Mar
15
Jan
20
16%
17%
7,800
14 Va
Apr
105% 105%
55
i03%
Apr
8 Vi
Jan
17*2
100
9 la
Gold
10', ic
Mines—
Hart*/
F)
14c
Jan
Mayfair Oil
Apr
25c
Jan
Mclntyre
Feb
20c
Mar
1.65
27c
30c
14%
14%
14'%
52,050
50,500
43,139
Ltd
119
119
15
11
Apr
Apr
McKenzie
18c
Apr
25c
Feb
McMarmac
Red
18C
17c
19c
41,000
8%C Jan
24c
McWatters
Gold
42 %C
42c
44c
21,600
42c
Apr
Jan
1
7 Vic
7'%c
8c
20,100
7%c Jan
8'/a
8%
9
1,620
tic
6,550
1.75
6c.
1.65
C'/iMar
5c
Feb
1,75
600
11',aC Apr
49
53
8%
8*»
450
6%
Jan
Apr
,
May
53
8%
Apr
35'% Mar
Meta
Mexican
Mines
40c
45c
43,955
48c
Apr
8%c
2,800
80
Apr
12 Vic
Jan
31c
10c
27c
Jan
40c
2.82
2,50
2.95
49,300
31,765
15c
%17c
3,000
14c
50c
65c
1.15
1.35
10c
IOC
12,000
17,500
7,526
14%
I,710
20
17%
Class B
18%
17%
19%,
12,911
17,242
•
40Va
41
173
39%
50
42
44
275
40*2
4.50
4.50
8,925
4.25
Jan
55%
57
4,471
54%
Apr
63% Mar
Mindamar
16% Mar
21% Jan
54
Apr
•
Mining & Smelting.—
Hudson Bay Oil
56%
Bay
"
18%
19 %
14,371
54
18%
—
54
385
"
~
Huron & Erie Mtge
20
•
76
78%
I,954
62
Jan
78'%
Apr
10%
20%
915
10%
Apr
12%
Jan
300
19%
Jan
20%
Feb
20
22 %
50
21%
Jan
23
Feb
25
22
22
10
80
80
42%
42
43%
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary-■
13%
13 %
14
ti'l
Lake
Industrial
$4'2
Accent
Ltd
Corp
common
preferred
5*2%
3,355
12 %
6
420
5%
6c
Jan
•
38
36%
38
3,179
Jan
16
Apr
Jan
14'%
Jan
69c
Jan
90c
Apr
95c
68c
Mar
1.50
1.90
36C
200
20c
29C
32c
12,600
25c
1.85
1.99
35,558
Natural
Co
Min
Bronze
&
International
Nickel
Interprovincial
B
Tnienprovlnciul
Pipe
Interprovincial
Jockey
Ltd
Creek
15%
15%
2.70
3.25
3,035
50c
46 %C
54c
18
18
11,850
150
24
23
24
55
*
.*
7% Mar
88
21%
Apr
5% Mai¬
7%, Jan
Fob
16*8 Mar
3.25
Feb
Apr
70c
46%c Apr
Feb
"
14%
Apr
18
Apr
22'%
Jan
25
Apr
94% Mar
"10,846
83
Jan
37
37
159
37
Apr
42%
Jan
38c
177,100
27c
Jan
41 '/aC
Jan
88%
•
89%
11%
11%
350
25c
25c
80
.....
-53%
»
547 a
6,130
Jan
12% Mar
Jan
9%
'-•> 10c
65c
55%
48% Mar
7
Jan
Feb
Apr
7
6,350
5%
Apr
34%
4,653
21%
Jan
2.63
2.90
29,557
2.30
Jan
Apr
4.35 Mar
2.10
2.10
100
2.05
Jan
2.55
•
6%
.25c
1
'■V-- '
30 y8
14,
10
Class
B
.
1.830
14%
34%
15
Jan
12
Jan
Apr
Jellicoe
Mines
Joburke
Nealon
Kelly
44c
Kenvllle
10%
10%
830
27 c
24c
Jan
Jan
36c
Apr
24Vic Apr
38c
Mar
Kilembe
New
New
IIosco
Niagara
30c
II,100
27c
Apr
24
90,700
16c
Jan
17
100
16
Jan
Jan
72c
Feb
Nipisslng
21c
Mar
28c
Jan
Nisto
10%
10'%
11%
20,453
8Ve Mar
11%
Apr
Norgold
6.30
7.20
13,570
4.60 Mar
7.20
Apr
Norlartic
250
12%
Apr
Normetal
11%
8%c
8c
9%C
24,800
18%
19
5,650
3.00
3.15
3.05
8,050
Lake
Laire
Cinch
64c
Lake
La
64a
40,906
56c
Jan
13,500
9c
Mar
1.13
Apr
56c
.
95c
Apr.
Jan
30
25%
31% Mar
1.22
6,100
95c
1.12
18,755
2.60
2.70
7,500
1.10
1.15
2.60
10c
1.00
675
10
..
22 Vac
83
150
10c
10c
8,000
22 %c 22 %c
1,500
4.75
4.90
2,196
29c
29c
30c
7,150
4.40
500
4.40
9
Jan
11%
Apr
2.60
Little
80
9c
22c
4.45
24c
3.50
B
Class
Loblaw
A
preferred
clasi
Cos
A
Lorado
Uranium
Louvicourt
Macassa
Jan
86'%
Jan
Jan
ll%c
Jan
30c
Jan
Feb
5.40 Mar
Jan
31c
Mar
Jan
6.00 Mar
Jan
3.75
Feb
3.40
515
26%
540
24 %
Jan
28%
Jan
22
50
19%
Jan
22
1.46
1.51
7,806
11%C
Class
North
A
For footnotes
3.00 Jan
1.38
5c
91c
Die
1.02
2,000
91c
2.10
2.05
2.11
4,100
6*%C
0
Vic
6 Vic
1,500
6c
Apr
8Vic
Feb
20c
20c
21c
13,500
15c
Jan
30c
Mar
Apr
58
Mar
„
14c
Vic Apr
51'A
53 Vi
3,187
8C
8 Vic
34c
37c
3.65
3.80
7,600
41,200
3,675
21c
35,300
12c
10',ic
12c
44,500
23c
21 Vic
25c
3.50
3.80
36,525
3,020
1.35
1.39
1,110
OOC
6!)C
41c
42c
138,593
8,133
20c
.250
68c
2.05
50
7c
Apr
13 Vic
31c
Feb
43c
2.15
Feb
27c
Jan
10%c Apr
24c
Feb
20c
20c
36c
Jan
4.60
3.35 Mar
1.30
1.80
Apr
55c
Mar
74c
40c
Mar
52c
Jan
Feb
Feb
Mar
Jan
,1.78
1.98
916,058
1.35
Jail
1.98 May
1.50
1.60
29,399
1.50
Apr
2.55
35
90c
95c
3,960
13
16'A
10,465
12
Feb
'35
35
10
35
May
90c
13%
May
14%
16'%
3,323
14%
Feb
99c
5,340
21c
3.75
4.30
6,850
Northern Canada Mines-
1.62
1.G0
1.65
Ontario
Natural
Northern Quebec Power
Norvallp
Feb
Mar
4.50 Mar
Jail
42 %C
Gas_.
Oils
120
3.45
14%
14%
26%
216
3.35
3.50
35c
34%
10,200
3,727
26%
•
common.
Telephone
Northland
Jan
2.65 Mar
Apr
15
Northern
Mar
1.20
May
70c
Jan
3,870
1.80
Jan
16% May
44
Jan
16 Vi May
Apr
1.10
Jan
3.50 Mar
5.00
Jan
1.30
Jau
1.85
Apr
13'% Jan
16%
Jan
25
27% Mar
Jan
3.05 Apr
4.00
Feb
Jan
42c
Jan
13Vic Jan
30c
Mar
23c
Nova
Beaucage
Nudulama Mines
1.65
140
17c
750
16c
Apr
23c
Jan
10c
12c
12,500
7c
Jan
15c
Apr
86C
92c
31,710
66c
Jan
17
450
8c
9Vic
21G.500
6c
Jail
14c 16 Vic
—1
2,000
45,100
17
l!)c
—1
35c
1.65
-20
:
19c 21 Vic
17c
Ltd
Mlnes.
1.61 Mar
Jan
Obaska Lake Mines
12c
2.05
2.20
6,550
2.01 May
2.48
Jan
Ogama
30
29
30
1,250
Feb
Oka
29%
30 Vi
31 % Mar
Okalta
37%
37%
38
1,722
34
Jan
40%
Feb
O'T-ean
Malartlc
38%
33%
39%
1,265
34
Jan
42
Feb
Ontario
13c
Jan
18c
1.35
Feb
2.00 Mar
Apr
Feb
1.02
Apr
Jockey Club
Jockey Club Ltd
46%
46
30c
15c
450
655
46%
15%
19%C
8C
20c
28%
1
29% Feb
46%
44% Feb
Rare
Name
12
Jan
17%
6%c
Jan
26c
Mar
30c
32c
23,875
30c
Mar
48c
Jan
Opemiska
15c
17c
3,9*0
15c
Jan
24 %c
Jan
Orange
8c
9%C
8,500
8c
Apr
IIV2C
Feb
Orenada
20c 22 %c
36,700
20c
Feb
40c
Jan
Ormsby
7c
Jan
19c
Mar
Die
28c
II,000
35c
9%C
500
23,100
"
-
25c
9c
9c
3C
23
105
1.15
1.15
1.18
7,816
1.15
41
41%
1,425
35%
3.05
3.10
11,210
23
/
5,500
1.45
1.50
;
2,800
7%c
8%c
1
21,000
3.05
2.66 Jan
Jan
Mar
21% Jan
Apr
55c
,
Feb
Jan
Ontario
Osisko
1.15
.90a
Steel
Apr
Mar
1.35
Jan
23c
Jan
Jau
23
300
22%
Apr
26'%
8.90
9.70
16,322
8.90
Jan
12% Mar
7
7%
4,950
3.35
Jail
7%
Apr
10c
10c 10 %c
13,000
9 Vic
Jan
13c
Mar
50c
56c
17,150
32c
Jan
65c
Mar
Mines
32 Vic
32%c
36c
10,900
32'% May
45c
Jan
Petroleums
16
14 Vi
17%
86,715
14%
Apr
18%
Jan
11%
12%
6,785
9.20 Mar
12 Vi
Jan
32
9%
30%
32
3,999
74c
70c
74c
20,100
7c
9c
3,000
Lake
Pacific
Warrants
Kersey Tubes
Porcupine
Jan
Page
Feb
Pamour
Jan
Paramaque
_•
•
-
Mines
.1
Feb
Parbec Mines
Fob
Pardee
Apr
Parker
Pater
Uranium
36% Mar
59c
Jan
75c
Jan
6Vic Jan
13c
Mar
Vic
3,500
2,400
40c
3.10
450
3.10
Drilling
Mar
Apr
5c
5c
"l
Amalgamated Mines..
30%
40c 40'.ic
_J
3.25
1.80
1.00
17Vic Apr
50c
I
Gold
Mines
24
15c
15,500
Apr
22'%
44 %
Jan
20c
Feb
9 Vic
7
Jan
92c
1.19
18
9.25
common..
Copper
2.55 Jan
7%c Mar
1.00
14% Jan
to
Products
Crush
16c
1.47
-
2,000
20,392
19c
Metals
changed
2.635
,
8 Vic
Gold
Oils
88,045
14c 14 %c
90c
Mines
Rockland
16%
2.76
8c
31
Apr
Gold
Cement
19c 25 %c
2.70
10c
42.
1.18 Mar
1.20
2.01
41%
page
15% Feb
Jail
A
Ocean
3.10
see
Jan
66c
warrants
O'Brien
Bloedel clas
Mages Sporting Goods...
Magnet Cons Mines
13
-50
Jan
Lake
Red
1,850
329,212
387,308
3.05
Preferred
Northern
Jan
19c
14
77c
"
Jan
1
Madsen
14Vic May
14
67c
HOC
6%c
.1
Macxnillan &
1,500
I4'%c
72C
warrants
17c
.—20
pfd...
15c
14%c
Uranium
A
3%c Apr
1
class
Jan
Star Oil common
11 Vic May
14C
Cockshutt
1.40
1.51 V
11,000
—1
Explorations
Feb
1.01 Mar
1.95
17000
2.76
MacLeod
9 Vic
18,397
Rankin
13c
Mines
Macleods
Jan
1.22
Feb
—1
Macdonald Mines
Macfle
North
Jan
7 Vic
1.11
1.38
1957
22
1
Goldfield
6c
7c
1.11
—1
common.
4%e
—
Lyndhurst Mining Co
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
25c
Warrants
Class
26
_•
Mines
Warrants
Jail
1956 warrants.
3.35
16%
Long Island Petroleums
10c
1.18
113,700
12,000
4
4c
warrants
A
22c
%c;
20c
1.50 Mar
26%
80
Preferred
Apr
Feb
19c
21
Mining.
Ltd
•
..30
...30
pfd
Class B
Glass
Oils
•
Long Lac Gold
Groceterias class
9 Vic
Nickel
Norpax
1.47 Mar
*
Lowlaw
Apr
Mining Corp
3.70 Mar
11%C
Mines
6c
8C
1
Mines
Gold
10,100
37c
•
Gold
Lexindln
8c
51%
Apr
1.49
Lencourt
6C
—
Jan
1.02 Mar
60c
Feb
22
A-
2.55
•
3.40
"——3
class
Jan
Mines
Northspan
Mar
21 Va Mar
Mines
206,435
North Goldcrest Mines Ltd
3,240
4.90
Candv
2.55
Norlligate Exploration Ltd
2,254
10
Mines
Jan
86c
:to
•
Jones
Mar
2.36
27Vic Apr
—1
15%c Apr
29%
Gold
Leltch
: 733,150
1
Gold
Lamaque
Lawson
67c
1
Laura Secord
55c
1
VaC
Gold
Jan
62c
Apr
Mines
Mines
Luz
Apr
6Vic Jan
1
Mines-—.——
North Canadian Oils
29
1
30c
1
Mines
Acme
Norsyncomaque
297a
1
...
Mar
2,800
•
:■
Northcal
Mar
•)
Mining.
Shore
Wasa
41c
36c
—I
Mines
Apr
68c
44,950
82
Osu' Mines......
Lake
Lake
Jan
30c
*
Jan
29%
1
Ltngman Gold Mines.
27c
1
.1
B
Mar
29 Vi
Debentures
Lake
127,900
46,57%
1
class
3.35
*
—1
—-I
Mines
12,500
24c
34c
Jan
12c
1
14c
11 Vic
88c
...10
Gas
Mines
20%
•
Mines
Default
Exploration
Jan
*
Lafarge Cement class A—_—
Lakeland
2.35
10c 1 I %c
11 %C
20c
»
Nor
Jan
1.52 Mar
1
Mining & Smelting
Apr
Mar
6c
18%
>>09
56c
1
Exploration....
Apr
Apr
15c
10c
Noranda Mines.
6lc
Ltd
8Vic
11 Vic
30c
Mines.-,
ltim
55c
Class
Minlna Jb
Jan
—
Nickel
500
14c
(John)
1.05
Feb
Apr
Mar
Fob
3,100
-—
12c
20'%C
Oils
Wire
10,918
3.05
Kroy Oils Ltd
:;V 7c
9,625
16,050
2.60
8 *%C
Mining & Smelting
Rights
58c
-
15,600
Jan
2.25
1.18
Mines
Gold
Taku
24c
19
—
OVic
Jan
1.10
Nickel
2.45
warrants—-
5,200
8c
Mines
Superior
21c
Minerals
47,231
2.55
13c 14 Vic
Rouyn Merger
Senator Rouyn
New
96c
Labrador
Newnorlh
Feb
11 %C
Labatt
Jason
Kelore
Jan
12c
C
29c
2.37
Mines
Mines
New
Jan
99c
Kirkland Townsitc
24*%c
2.45
Ilarricana
34c
Warrants
Kirkland
.500
Mines
Goldvue
New
55c
-1
...
Dickenson Mines
2.40
Copper
53c
Canada-
Pete
New
50C
III
of
Delhi
2.40
Mines
Oil
New
1
Gold
Mar
20C
6.50
Gold
Mar
69c
58,800
21c
Apr
12c
Jan
31 *%C 34 *%C
Davies
New
12%
8
Jan
34c
8,900
Feb
Apr
11%
Jan
Apr
8c
14,000
73c
—15c
11%
33c
22c
1.4,500
;*
Jan
Apr
3.00 Mar
Apr.
38c
New
Jan
16
Jan
14,500
Jan
1.95
14%
57c
17c
17
Mar
Continental
New
Feb
Jan
16c
New
Jan
45c
Feb
20c
8Vic Apr
13Vic Jan
Apr
2.80 Mar
17
Jan
43c
64c
24%c Apr
5'%
4.60 Mar
19
Jan
12c
13c
27C
Apr
27% Mar
Jan
3.00
16
Apr
15c
7
Apr
': 4'% Feb
7 Vic
79,986
21 Vie
18%
Feb
Mar
Jan
Apr
9%
8c
Apr
New
1.87 Mar
14%
26'%
Jan
1.013,700
22c
Mar
7c
Feb
10%
17'ic
Feb
40c
Jan
5c
10
Apr
18c
31c
Jan
10
14c 15'at*
15c
Jan
8,000
8
10%
Apr
1.04
54c
7,500
Apr
39c
121
16,200
11'A
16,350
Jan
Mar
11c
Jan
21,800
4,315
89'%
54c
43Vic Apr
6'%c
Jan
45c
Apr
Apr
19% Jan
6C
8%
2.45
1.25
Jan
10c
69c
37c
90
Jan
17%
34c 35 Vic
Mines
Mylamaaue
1,375
Jan
80c
Calumet
New
I
Kerr-Addison
22 %c
Bidlamaque Gold
Manitoba
7,400
75
New
New
11
Apr
New Bristol Oils
New
Apr
39c
•
2,700
23c
2.80
2.26
Canada...
1,000
16
9'%c
15,095
Mines
of
224,306
14c
8c
2.75
.....
Kelvinator
17c
38c
2.50
2.35
class A...
762
Newlund Mines.
19c
Douglas
1,200
16
Uranium
Jan
39%c
Warrants
100
'
22c
Labine
Alger
Apr
1
Publishing
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd..
Jumping Pound Petrol
Jupiter Oils
~
17
Mines
New
17c
1
Journal
5c
3.75
New Athona Mines
Nesbitt
82c
55c
48
'
Feb
1
Mines
5C
%
Mar
*
190
17
Mines
53c
50c
8,350
3.60
"
-25c
—
Products
10c
Jan
1,290
■
14c
Nello
Neon
16,025
1.90
Jan
36'% Jan
*
14c
88,500
Mines
Joiiet-Quebec
Jonsmilli
47,500
Mines
72c
10%
(1939)
Gold
28C
29
Petroleum
National Steel car
16c
35c
-
preferred
National Hosiery Mills class B
National
66c
20
preferred
Ja.ye Exploration
Jefferson Lake
25c
J
ii%c
10
Jacobus
6,500
1
Explorations Ltd
15c
55c
—...
Preferred
650
45c
Jan
•
Mines
2.65
__..20c
2,200
25,500
57c
43 %C
Minerals
Nama
110 113'%
112
Corp common
Wright Iron
27'%
7'%
Jan
Jan
commoi
Warrants
529
27'%
1
Club
21,250
19 %
Apr
7
34c
Mining-.
25
1.09
19
Moore
Multl
New
Waite
90
3,00
18
Jan
Uranium
•lack
90
—1
10c
Irish
Iso
.100
Vic
I
.
200
9
0
class A
45
17%
4%
Copper Mines
Bay Mines
Irofjnois Glass preferred..
45
•
17%
Iron
-1
B
2,155
___
41% Mar
National Drug & Chemical common
£
Steel
Investors Syndicate
40
National Grocers
2,397
8,910
f
270
Line
35
National
6%
25
i
41'%
Jan
6%
Bldg Credits com
warrants
41%
Mar
21 Vi
common.-
Ramvlck
-40
15
IJd
Co
Petroleum
•niemaikuihI
26%
53
Apr
20
1
International
26%
Apr
6%
1
Jan
22% Jan
Jan
2.60
Jan
22%
87%
ls
Feb
145
325
49%
100
Jan
27c
14Vic Jan
25
100
7%
Jan
8c
16% Mar
25'A
110
12
3.75
Jan
Jan
25
Preferred
Mt
93,121
2.85
Jan
24%
1,410
6%
common—
18c
13
;
20
Dev
Powders
Preferred
133i
Jan
2.90
6Vic Mar
2,149
52%
6%
Warrants
Class
Feb
0%
20
Inspiration
1,000
Feb
35c
Jan
1
Preferred
lutl
39%
-10
pfd
Gas common.
Jau
Apr
36
2.80
Cement
Inland
375
8c
Apr
49c
Apr
1.85 Apr
3.25
Apr
1.90
Mar
14'/a
23c
14
87%
12
7%
inglis (John) & Co.
Inland
Mar
1.00
Jail
14
Corp
52%
«
.
6
9%c
1.35
0c
3.25
Metals
95
12%
-._r—M
Ingersoll Machine class A
Apr
12Vic Mar
13'%
87 Va
50
—.
—i_
14% Feb
Jan
13,000
Apr
9c
13%
Montreal Locomotive Works..
7c
1.90 Mar
200
Brick
Jan
6c
Apr
Jan
200
1.91
Jan
Mar
Jan
70c
Jan
87c
Uranium
92
5%
100
preferred
Wftrrants
Lake
41
II,825
25c
Mar
1.00
70,680
14,625
12,000
_•
46 Va
GVic
4.86%
Gold
Milton
2.50 Mar
8 Vic
90c
1
city Petroleums
Molybdenum Corp common
Monarch
Knitting preferred.
Moneta Porcupine
l
preferred
*
%
77% Jan
500
80
•
Indian
Mllllken
30%
20'%
78 Vi
10
Imperial Bank
Imperial Investment class A.
G%% preferred
$1.40 preferred
Imperial Life Assur
Imperial Oil
Jan
49
Mill
5.25 Mar
•
Warrants
Apr
44
•••
:■
Mlririm Mining
Midwest Industries Gas
Feb
46
Apr
Apr
May
3.35 Jan
14%
13 7«
Molsons Brewery class A_
Class B
Mining
Hudson
Jan
Feb
82c
Min Ore Mines
Preferred
Hoyle
20%
95
1.85
♦
Mining Corp
Howard Smith Paper common
Mar
17
1.78 Mar
Apr
13 Vo
13.50
„
32%
Jan
1.00
81% Apr
27 Vic Jan
90c
*
common
18%
21
Jan
GO
35c
Light & Power
Oil
82
Gold
Ltd—
Jan
Apr
28c
Jan
1.69
1
...
19%
Consol
Co
5'%
1.35
A
Oil
Class
Feb
22c
Apr
4'% Feb
15c
Feb
15% Mar
37 %C
Mining
30%
Hollinger
16c
40c
150
82'%
-50O
32
Home
Jan
8c
-1.28
;;
Preferred
Midcon
Jan
106
55c
Petroleums
Uranium
Jan
10 Vi
2.05 Mar
Jan
25 Vic
Vic Mar
1.00
•
Mines
Merrill
1.85 Mar
10c
1
Mentor Expl & Dev
Island
345
1.07
42
12,100
4,900
43c
Lake
Jan
9c
Jan
Jan
Medallion
14,025
Mar
Mar
97
Feb
93
82%
Lake.
Red
17c
5%
17c
-50C
Mercury Cliipman Knit...
'
47
16c
Apr
10
1.61 Jan
5,500
1,090
53
Drilling™
58c
Apr
1
common.
Gas.
&
10
Heva Gold Mines
•
17c
Jan
1.55
Porcupine
28,200
(Canada)
Apr
11c
1.58
18c
11
_I_"I
8Vic
12,700
Maybrun Mines
22c
1
16,575
6,125
16c
5%
10
Co
G%c
15c
.
Consol
21c
,
Feb
26c
Ltd
14c
15,450
16%
Jan
25
-100
Matachewan
Maxwell
12'A
Apr
1.40 Mar
1,725
Mines-
-1
Red
Lake
Gold Mines
Bell
10% Mar
10'/2c Feb
17.050
16C
Apr
Apr
96
Preferred
1
Headway
Dauch
Martin-McNeely
11
A
Head of Lakes Iron
Tower
11%C
17% Mar
105%
80c
20c
16c
21c
class
&
aC
14c
10'
15c
Hasaga Gold Mines
(Geo H)
I.260
10 Vu
Feb
1,760
Mar
16%
Mines
Massey-Ferguson
*
common
38%
81c
11c
96
Mining Corp
225
Jan
28c
Oils
440
7Vic
8%c
8,640
18%
3,100
15%
Maralgo Mines
20,802
TT CO
6,700
1.25
9c
Feb
5c
Feb
-1
Preferred
5%
48
Jan
1.04
-100
Maple Leaf Milling common
4.75
17 Va
3 Vic
80c
;
-
15%
48
10,000
1.15
Uranium
1.10
5%
17%
.
Minerals
&
Maneast
4c
1.10
9c
Goldfieids.
4.10
14% Mar
High
LOW
High
4c
Malartlc
7 Vic
»
common
Harrison
Hi
Jan
19
Low
Majortrans
15%
Harding Carpets
Highland
1
15%
1
Alabasuhe
Cotton
Farms
Hinde
Feb
27
—■■■
preferred
Hees
27
10c
"
MAY
4.70
Gold
Heath
Jan
26
8c
common.
Lake
(J
4.80 Feb
9c
1
Mines
Gwillim
Hard
13% Mar
Jan
2.00
26%
.
Warrants
1st
Jan
12
ENDED
Par
1
Gurney Products
Hardee
400
WEEK
Mar
1
Mines
Hamilton
3.00
20c
410
10
Mines
Lead
Gulf
13'%
FOR
High
3%c Apr
64,850
1,625
3.00
—9c
—
Guaranty Trust
Gulch
7c
Low
12%
13
Freehold
5c
5c
.
Greyhound Lines
Gridoil
High
40c
40c
5
40c
9.850
2.85
32c
Apr
7 Vic
Jan
56c
Jan
Feb
4.00
Jan
Jan
65c
Feb
Mar
41
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2070)
.
.
Monday, May 4, 1959
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
Sale Price
Par
Canada
of
Patino
2
—
——1
Pato Consol Gold
Paymaster
Consol
Exploration
Pemoina
Pipeline
Penmans
Gas
Permo
1,700
4.45
1.65
1,200
4.50
4.90
5,220
19c
20c
7,600
17c
25c
30c
7,999
24,750
12,235
10%
11%
351/2
20'2
35%
26%
1
1.60
1.55
1.67
.—_•
1.82
1.63
1.94
Toronto
Apr
Toronto
Elevators
Feb
Toronto
General Trusts
21c
Jan
36c
Apr
Toronto
Star
Jan
Traders
1.16
1.05
1.20
9
15,715
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
•
Uranium
1.08
27,391
15,450
1.05
1.09
Jan
30
Mar
19%
Jan
1.33
22c
Apr
Mar
1.01 Jan
12,030
7%C
8c
26,600
1.63
1.72
103,000
Placer
•
11
11
2,675
10
Mar
1,900
20c
Mar
~ 22c
20c
22c
•
39
38%
39%
1,549
36%
36c
38c
2,700
36c
G4%
350
65%'
Mar
61%
Jan
Feb
Ultra
43%
Feb
Union
Jan
Shawkey
Mar
70
Union
United
7,400
2.85
Jan
4.55
Apr
4,525
1,930
4.40 Mar
5%
Jan
7%
Feb
United
2.10
2.25
19,800
1.55
Jan
Feb
2.25
4.75
4.15
4.75
13,649
4.00 Mar
•
94c
90c
94c
•
2.95
2.80
-1
8c
8c
90c
3.00
1,100
42,115
9c
16,500
8c
__l
57c
53c
COc
X
47c
47c
49c
Feb
2.55 Mar
62,330
15,950
]
30c
30c
31c
20,700
Apr
2.80 Mar
Asbestos
1
5%c
5.00
Jan
United
Kcno
1.10
Jan
United
New
3.30
12c
Jan
Jan
76c
Apr
77c
Mar
25%c Jan
48c
5c
6'C
18,200
6.45
2,570
4.10
Feb
18c
1,400
14 %c
Jan
22c
87c
93c
80c
Jan
95c
19
Feb
15c
Jan
23c
Jan
15% Afar
20%
20%
21%
20,820
3,745
22c
19c
23c
18,000
•
12%
12%
1
11c
Apr
13
lie 12
3,475
11%
%C.
6,625
8%c Jan
7%c Mar
17c
Canada
III
Walker
(G
30c
Apr
65c
1.91 Mar
2.28
Webb
Mar
&
225
10
Jan
15'%
Apr
Werner
55c
50,000
46c
Apr
75c
Jan
Wespac
8c
17,600
Cc
Jan
10c
Feb
1.08
1.08
1.08
200
Jan
West
Uranium
1
31c 31 %c
8,700
27c
9
Mines
class
1
11c
lie
lie
2,000
*
10
10
10
25
-1
40c
41c
17,250
A
Uranium
Little
class
A
Royalite
Russell
Western
18
10
300
16
Feb
18
May
Western
15c 10 %c
34,800
15c
Apr
24c
Jan
Western
43c
25,325
10,749
11,153
35c
Jan
53c
Mar
Apr
14c
13%
Jan
10
98
205
82
Metal
9.95
__
59c
1.23
7,088
8.G0
Apr
11%
19-%
Apr
23 %
11%
12c
10%,
3,260
9
Mar
12c
3,000
10c
Apr
Sliver Standard
16
225
17%
4,900
50
16%
Mar
Jan
97% Jan
Mar
10
6,425
56c
Mar
68c
Apr
13c
25.500
12c
Apr
16 %c
Jan
1.05
1.26
159,700
94c
Jan
52
90
42
Jan
H5c
5,200
1.29
,
19,800
8.85 Mar
1.13 Mar
55c
8,625
5.20
6.00
11,850
5.10
33
1.789
1.60
36
1.60
'7.10
50c
3,362
2Gc
26c
11%
37
A
3.85
1,700
25c
15,500
21c
10 %c
1.30 Mar
80c
Feb
7.30
Jan
35
Feb
37%: Mar
Jan
4.05
18c
Apr
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
1.84 Afar
4.60
Jan
4.35
Jan
30c
Mar
Jan
83c
82c
34^644
18c
20,534
49
50
10c
11,600
81
240
65c
1.10 Mar
12
1.95
21c
49
Jan
51
15c
58,700
24c
27c
24,115
19c
Jan
28C
Alar
84c
79,990
75c
Alar
93c
Jan
1.80
1.94
9.351
100
1,300
75c
Apr
1.09
Apr
5.000
6c
Jan
9c
Jan
Gibe
13%
32:!
Feb
13c
63%
Feb
81
938
111,300
1,500
1.60
1.60
100
17c
19c
30,900
lGc
Jan
22c
Jan
11c
12c
12,749
11c
Feb
20c
Jan
30®
19c
•
Stand Paving & Materials
•
Stanleigh
1
'
Stedman
1.70
*1.95
38
145
91c
Steel
of Canada
•
.
,
17
200
—•
400
Jan
53%
Apr
13,545
75c
May
1.40
Jan
42c
4,020
23c
Mar
9
Switson
Texas
Third
TJHnl
Jan
43 % Alar
68 %
Jan
79
5,000
6c
Jan
15%
Jam
Feb
32 %
Apr
Jan
23c
Apr
6%c Jan
11c
Afar
18.828
~~
8c
8c
500
2.35
2.30
2.35
18c
21c
5,555
9,100
"
•
15%
-
preferred—
Yukon
&
Alexander
(J)
Apr
Jan
3
Preferred
Woodward
24%
5
A
7%
7%
3.15
Jan
5.50
1.80
95
Jan
24% Apr
Jan
34
•
1.10
1.15
Ltd
'14c
16c
8%e
8%C
151 be
15C
16c
5:
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Jan
17%
8%
Jan
2.60
Jan
•1.01
1.85
Jan
!
Jan
;
22c
Afar
14c
42,500
Apr
4.65
200
3.80
Feb
1.10
1.18
37,955
29 %
245
1.00
Jan
68c
1,000
20 415
3,853
89c
v
10,222
27
Jan
70c
Jan
7c
Jan
ll%c Feb r
2.600
14c
Jan
19%C'Feb
400
5
1,780
26%:
4
/
Feb
5-la
Anr
Apr
%
25
27%
Apr
5% Afar
1.25
32
Apr
Afar
Yale
Lead
Yankee
&
A_
Mar
81
."79% Mar
Alines
Yellowknife
81
B1
50
23%
"23
24%
2.495
18)2
Jan
24%
Apr
13%
1.32
12%
13)b
915
9.10
Jan
'13%
Apr
-
1.28
1.37
6.390
1.28
Apr
Feb
i
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1
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HI
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32c
33c
26,000
9c
13c
56.900
8)bC
8)2C
3,000
1.35
1.31
1.40
15,870
1.30
1.11
1.30
138.335
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6c
7c
2,211
•y
33C
20o
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1
Alines
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Zulapa
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r*
1
-
1
-
r.__—
Toronto Stock
Prices
•
47,100
31c
27c
25c
V:
1.65
Are
26c
Jan
40c
Alar
8 %C
Feb
14c
Jan
|
10c
Feb
1
97c
Jan
1.64
Jan
68c
Jan
1.30
Apr
5%c Jan
8c
Apr :
28c
Feb
38c
Apr '
r
4.000
20c
Jan
35c
Feb
Expressed in Canadian Dollar#
Range
Par
of Trices
Low
■
Amer
Bank
_
General
Canadian
Afarconl
550
37%
Jan
6%
3,005
6
%
Apr
27%
27%
28%
3.802
27%
Apr
36%
Feb
175
48%
Feb
52
Apr
-
"
50
50
50
4.40
4.30
4.55
1,550
24%
237 s
25
2,063
35%
35
40
40
40
1
7%
7%
42
40%
•
Investments0
Rand
:
—
Mar
46
43
6%
•
Canadian
High
/
42
6%
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Dredging
Dominion Sugar
Ingersoll
LOW
High
"
42%
*
Note
Canada &
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
*
•
Bulolo Gold
Canadian
for Week
-B
Anglo Canadian Pulp Paper
Newfoundland Develop
Asbestos
Corp
Anglo
Briitsh
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Trice
Consolidated
Dalhouslc
Dominion
Dominion
Paper
Oil
«
Glass
100
35%"
3.30
8%. Jan
4.65
Jan
32
Apr
27% Jan
23% Apr
36%
Apr
48
25
35
Mar
7%
6,465
5
Jan
8
42
3,008
Apr
45
17) be 18)bc
17)bc
5.700
/
Feb
Jan
Afar
<
Lino
Paper
Utilities
40%
Feb
2cC
Feb
15C
Jan
90
85
86
Mar
92
Apr
42
42
10
40
Apr
46
Feb
26%
27%
28%'
Apr
27
30
1,275
21
Feb
30
Apr
112 113%
'81
112
May
121
Z Alar
27% Mar
32
Apr
42
•
(1956)
.
90
•
common
Oilcloth
International
26)b
D
;
1_7.50
112
:
940
31
30%
164%
Alinnesota
Ogilvie
&
164)2
167
270
31%
32
200
41
5
-
89c
Apr
Yukon
80c
Mar
31%/
2,170
19%
Jan
138
167
Jan
Apr
3.55
15,900
1.13
85,100
70
72
670
7%
7%
160
66c
71c
1G.525
64c
Mar
99c
Jan
7%c
9c
14,500
5%c Feb
16c
Apr
1.96
Jan
»
•
99c
,
jgg
1.20
27c
~~
19%
1.40
180,300
35c
63,325
19%
235
Apr
Jan
3.60
1.13
Apr
63
Jan
1.11
20c
Apr
Apr
12% Feb
74
7%
45
2.75
2,157
2.00
Apr
2.90
Apr
45%
461
44%
Apr
50
Jan
74c
5.650
40)b
40%
40%
50
7Cc
•
—
60c
Feb
35%
Feb
76C
■"
Feb
•
Mar
40%-May
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
Apr
Jan
Jan
s
Feb
-360
2.55
45%
1
Corp.
40
43%
2.60
"l
:
36% Alar
Feb
36c
6%
Gold
Apr
45%
~
•
Cons
31%
Apr
71c
1.87
43){
♦
common—
Mines
Z'ellers
2.48
—2.50
Paper
Bros
18%
3.30
■
Ontario
Flour
Oreille
Price
Apr
2.10
72
;
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Exchange —Curb Section
Shown
STOCKS
Jan
2.00
l!l0
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Yelloiex
9
2 01
3 50
!
Feb
100
class
Wrlgh t-Ha rgr eaves
60c
1.97
!
3,000
-
Feb
11%
j
Apr
7)4
6,450
y
Mar
1.65 Alar
13,400
Anr
15%
18%
•
I
Mar 1
Jan
5,675
1.72
•
——
Stores
'
7%
•
Apr :
Apr 1
14)2
87
21,275
32
•
29
135
92'
32
1.77
Class A warrants LL—Jl_l
16
645
83c
1
Tailors
Jan
Mar
44%
*
—
Feb
1,820
2,395
13%
1
Jan
44%
Jan
231i
l
Indus'class
International
,1
;
1.06
IGTh
1.15
——
Pend
28®
—
Apr
34
•
1
Winchester Larder' ——————--1
WiiKlfall
Dupont Co of Canada
Hayes Steel Products
Mar
I 1G
5.50
65c
Lundmark
75c
3414
91
;
2.85 Alar
16%
•
Inv_
39%
1,775
1
;
27c
16
Ii
Gen
Jan
1.285
32
50
-
Jan
28%
i.ig
•
common
36%
44 Va
231b
•
—
Jan
2.25 Feb
■
1
Gold
/V
44%;,
100
—
Jan
4.G5
•
common
2.00
16c
5.25
I_
*
Jan
.43%
Alar
12c
ordinary
Jan
1.58
4.40
Feb
8%c Jan
12% Apr
pptroleums
Top
36%
4,794
8c
23%
Warrants
Tip
120
79
7c
137"
40
76
2,570
Mines
Tiara Mines
7%c Jan
2,200
Calgary
Thompson
Jan
20c
Mines
Canadian
Jan
32%
common
Ltd
Apr
13%
Gold
Canada
Jan
9
2.00
82c
18c
Industries
Temagami
5c
Feb
40
•
Voting trust
Taylor Pearson
Texaco
15,200
1
Petroleum
Hughes
7%c
7%
291/4
Tamblyn common
Tecb
Mar
77
_1
Propane
Taurcanls
Apr
60c
*
13%
Warrants
Sylvanite
85c
20.216
Jan
1
Cons Mines
Supertest
1,000
16,000
66c
66c
——1
Sunburst Explor
Superior
9
92c
G%c
1
Contact
Sullivan
47%*
85c
1
Sudbury
Afar
3.20
19
•
416 7,,
Jan
90c
•
Steep Rock Iron
Steinberg class A
Sturgeon River Gold
2.50
53%
92c
•
Mining
Bteeloy
Jan
33
13,200
; •
Jan
75c
•
-
13%
11
1,750
34,102
85c
-
B_—.
—i:
Afar
7%
51%
1
Bros
1.30 Mar
49c
~~
1
Nickel
Feb
Mar
60C
1
OH
5
75c
—L*
Uranium Mines Ltd
Stan well
24c
38c
,
•
bianrock
Starratt
Jan
.
8% Alar
860
4.00
38
1.85
Apr
6
Gas
2.30
13% Apr
32% Jan
75
j
9%
3.85
A
Feb
35c
class B
Jan
1.75 Alar
250
13%%-
32%
•:
9%
Wiltsey Coghlan
:
Feb
8c
6
&
20%c Feb
14c
7c
—
Alines
Mar
30c
Stanley Brock
Apr
Alar
34c
Jan
Apr
Apr
•
Warrants
Apr
4.00
3.35 Alar
Apr
14c
—.1
Uranium Corp
22c
Feb
Services
Mines
Feb
38% Alar
Oils
Warrants
Stadacona
Feb
6.75 Afar
Jan
65c
Jan
9c
Spooner Mines & Oils
36%
Feb
11c
22c
Friday
Air
31,780
4.60
Mar
Mar
1.95
Oil
57
11
79c
.50
1.43 Mar
32
49
82c
11% Mar
500
79%
Spartan
1
18c
8,45 Feb
,
32% Mar
350
.43%
class
preferred
Pass
Wood
Apr
Jan
43c
3,206
27,350
14c
Union
6.20 Jan
8,534
76c
"1*
class
White
Wood
Apr
3.30
500
38
1.10
1
Southam
Southern
2,681
34
5%
•
f
2.50. Feb
'
15c
1
Hardware
Jan
95c
100
47c
1.25
35
44,020
11%
preferred
Apr
17c
—
White
16% Mar
31%
775
3.55
4.05
-50c
-
48c
25
3.30
Mar
13% Mar
2,745
X
Mines—
1.95
-
17% Feb
19% Mar
101
60c
20,700
-
4.05
3.35
Rol
Valley
4%%
Willroy
57c
37%
Ltd
B
'Warrunls
Mar
1.05
1
1
Manufacturing
Somerville
12c
Apr
15%
36
Ltd
Van
16
32%
_50o
Mines Ltd
D
82%
class
Plywood
(Geo)
Class
Jan
Jan
Petroleum
Grocers
Western
Jan
75%
48c
corn-
Mines
2,100
•
May
26c
:
•
Decalta
Weston
Feb
410
1.17
Silvenvood Dairies class A
Souris
4,154
12c
5.85
-
2.00
33
———————
Western Naco Petrol
Jan
1.00
1
(Quebec)
2.60
5% '
5
Warrants
Feb
14 %c
10
17%
-50c
Gordon
Miller
Siscoe
100
20
99% 100%
1
-
Mines
Slocan
Feb
82%
—__
Simpsons
9c
0.60
10%
—1
Sheep Creek Gold—
Silver
95% Mar
20
•
—1
A
Sberrltt
Mar
9.70
;
Security Freehold
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sigma
9
77c
14%
Petroleum
Class
9%c
8.500
com
Petroleums
Satellite
10%
9%C
Debentures
Scarcce
9%
9c
—1
Gold
Jan
Alar
-
Jan
4.5e
9%c 11 %c
16
Gold-.
1.35
6.80
1.87
Copper
X
Horsey new
84,400
,
3.65
-
Canada Breweries-
Western
—.
Antonio
Sapphire
Jan
Anr
-100
Warrants
2.65
**
13%
Mar
•
com
34
17%c
Jan
51%»
Salada Sliirrlff
m
Warrants
Gas
!
Feb':
10c
Jan
34
5%
1
19
1
preferred
River
11
—
Mines
18
10
-
Corp
May
Gas
&
Apr
Cement class A
Lawrence
10
Jan
-
Afalartlc
West
7c
27%
;
Feb
-3.70
2.50 Mar
6,700
6,648
-
100
Oil
Feb
98
—
Industries
Maurice
Feb
Apr V
1.14 Alar
30
•
39c
—25
Ryanor Mining
5 To
16c
.3.25
1.95
x
Apr
12% Alar
:
;9c
2.40
1
15
1
common
St Lawrence
%c Feb
700
3.40
29%,
6.95
•
16% Mar
•
of Canada
Jan
1
Ltd
515
100
Oil
88c
———1
Oil
200
1
Preferred
10,650
•
2.05 Alar
*
19
50c
Mines—
>J.02
*
———•
17%
15c
Preferred
Jan
95c
2.60
Jan
80c
:r/9c
_•
19
18
Ltd-——_
10%
518,760
_•
Nickel
Petroleums
Wanfcnts
Feb
4.65 Jan ;
61c Alar \
271,966
2,365
3.40
common
17%
-—*
Mines
Royal Bank
•50c
1
Apr
2.60
—I
Klines
♦
1
Consol
Mar
{
Mar
3.25
2.60
Canadian
i
53
11%
,
Jan
Feb
Jan
39c
Jan
Jan
3.95
10,999
6.90
2.03
Apr
,
2.13
30
*
w
Mines
Rowan
40c
Apr
1.55
.
,
25
22
46%
920
44c
!
<
,28% Mar
Feb
11%
—„—
W)
Apr
1.60 Feb
30
4.00
..
!
Jan
28
/4.7.
..
Jan
28c
Mar*;
2.45
—
&
Westburne
1.05
■i-
Feb
11%
Explorations Ltd
Lake
13%
46c
13%
•
Apr !
5.10
405
97c
Knapp Canada Ltd
Pyrite Cooper
Wecdon
F*b
7%C
Sloe (A V) Can Ltd
K
2,600
11,472
Wayne
13%
*
$3U
.'42c
—
Equipment
Petroleums Ltd-
50c
Rocky Petroleum
S
36c
'
17%
2.60
—
Alloys
Amulet
Waitc
1.81 Mar
2.10
■
!
Jan
24c
Afar
22c
50
3.95
"
7%c
Rockwin
San
1.93
Jan
Feb
30c
52%
1.514
3.95
——
Walmvright Prod & R£f
Afar
44c
|
Apr
6.75
,/...
Jan
2,735
J.94
28%»
.47
Jan
Feb
848,758
'
29.%
Alar
15%
10,200
-25
pfd
Alines
Violamac
1
1
—
Mfg common
preferred
Band
35c
2.06
1.60
Apr
•29c
50% Mar
,90
.
1.65
Ltd
Ltd
Ventures
Macdonald
Roche
8t
1.35
•
•
Robertson
St
1.43
1
1
15%
,
Alar
15c
6,435
5.10 -5.40
Mines
Consol
Vandoo
7.25 Mar
22%
Jan
'
'
28%
—
Corp
Telefilm
Vanadium
Jan
5c
i
30%
4.75 Jan
20c
10.618
15%
52Va
22c 22%c
*
Fort'line.
Oils
Upper
Afar
87c
B
Hill-—i
Steel
X
Robinson
10%
i,2 ) '•>
Mar
18c
1
Ltd
Athabasca
15c 1G%C
•
16%
•
United
Mar
44c
class
Inv
United
Jan
49C
|
Jan
Jan
23
,
.
1.30
10% Afar
5,500
Jan
Jan
.
-8% Jan
11% Jan
/
Afar
;.17c
;
41,080
23
Fuel
6.25
•
1
Oil
Rapid Grip Batten
Rayrock Mines
Reef
Explorations
$1
24
Tj.60
43
/
...
•
Feb
25
1.760
23
Apr
8Jan-
2,900
•
44-3
Apr
Y
%! Jan
89c
206,262
:23b
20c 20%c
B
United
1
Ranger
Rlx
300
4.80
1
Corps Ltd class A——
Class
8.35 Mar
1
Radlore Uranium Mines—
Silk
25,980
United Canso voting, trust-——1
4% Jan
Watcrous
Riverside
29%
152a
.
50
.—1
6
6.00
Metallurgical
Rupununi
580
;!5.25
——•
preferred
Afining Corp—__-—
4.30
11,686
Quebec Natural Gas
Queenslon Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
Quonto Petroleum
Rio
i>5c
27%
1
—
Canada^—
of
Gas
Class A
4.65
7.60
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium
Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines-
Roxspar
9.4)5
/:/ 13
2ic
—-•
5%
—1
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chlbougamau Gold
Reeves
9.00
.28%
—.-1
3.95
7.25
Airways
Mines
4
;
*59% Alar
I".
United
Rainville
38
-,—•
————
Chiboueaniau
4,40
7.55
Purdex Minerals Ltd
Quebec
37
850
j
j
,
45c
31c
Pipeline.——.
Oil
4.10
-1
Dome
Producers Ltd
Gas
Triad
Trinity
Apr
Jan
12
Prairie
Trans
Jan
Mar
1.74
-
£ 3,976
~
4.40
•
Pronto Uranium Mines.
Provo
1.23
12c
Jan
)
Mar
56
j
Apr
47
95c
1
•
•
51
;/550
'
1
20®
President Electric
Prospectors
Jan
Jan
60%
fe.00
'
Apr
Apr
Jan
40%
1
!
45c
.
Jan
39%
—
/
,
Jan
51,
135
•r
,
37 Z
5.50
v
Trans Canada
1.77 Mar
;
%{
Apr
41%
50
.
38%'
——
.
Jan
33%
40%
;——40
———
•
Premium Iron Ore
East
65
•
Mfg
Pipe
58
-
'
-1
~
Corp
Prairie Oil Roy
Preston
Jan
Gc
1.10 Mar
50c
Gold
Power
Prairie
58
27c
'
80c
Jan
2,345
45%
22%iC
2.403
..51
45%
Transcontinental Resources:
2c
Oils
preferred
1957 warrants //—_L—.
Trails Canada Explorations Ltd
Feb
60%
46%
.—50
1956 warrants/———
2.78 Mar
1.68
River
5%
1.64
Apr
7',
Powell
Apr
Apr
Jan
60
•
-20
Finance class A———*
36
1.80
7,000
10
preferred—
26%
29c
36c
—————-
1.05
1
Ponder
11%
35c
;
-—r
1.50 Mar
Jan
X
Powell Rouyn
*
Dominion
Pipeline
Transraountain Pipe Line—
1.30
Place Oil
& Gas
Develop
_
20,625
1
Bank
Apr
22c
Feb
69c
1
'•High
Low
High
65c
—
25c
104,555
X
1.59
22c 22 %c
5.00
Mines—
Feb
14,770
1.35
Torbrit Silver
Apr
3.15
Low
Range Since Jan.
Shares
—•
Tombill Gold Mines
18c
100
22c
Jan
Feb
16 %c
50
26%
5.30
2.15
Jan
for Week
Raiige
of Prices
Par
High
1.19 Jan
1.56
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Ore
4.85
1
Petrol Oil & Gas
Pitch
Low
X
preferred—
Mine?
&
26c
10%
•
u
Mines
Oil
Peruvian
OH
&
Gold
PerroD
common
common
High
16%C
Last
Sale Trice
Range Since Jan. 1
1.50
20c
*
1.28
*
common
Peoples Credit
4.55
1
—1
—X
—
Ltd
peerless Exploration
PCE
Shares
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
4.70
1.55
1
for Week
Low
Warrants
MAY
ENDED
Sales
Range
of Prices
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Afar
*
a
No par
value.
Odd lot sale
Apr
range).
t
(not included In year's
■
delivery sale (not Included
year's range).
.
>
"
Selling ex-interest,
.
e
in
25c
Apr
f Flat price.
19%
Apr
r
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted
•
d Deferred
Casti sale (not Included In year's
range).
wd When delivered,
wi When issued,
x
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock
dividend.
trading prlyCegM.
i
Volume
189
Number 5843
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2071)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
The following
bid and asked quotations
for
Friday,
May
I
obtained from the National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources.
They do
i;,. not represent actual transactions. They are intended as a guide to the range within which these securities
could have been sold (indicated
by the "bid")
-7'or bought, (indicated by the■ "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of
any quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is
composed of securities
'~/>,v://>77-7
' ;
\
which have a wide national distribution.
-
are
.
Par
industrials and Utilities
Bid
Par
Aerovox Corp
9%
1
Air Products
iuc.
American Box
Ainer Cement
Co
23%'
>.
23%
American-Marietta
"•
Co
Parfcic
.
preferred
38
Hagan
Chemicals
5
118
22%
387/4
.
High
21
_
24%
Helene
26%
35%
.19%
Hearst Cons Publications cl A-25
Hilton
,,
'
57
Curtis Ind
Hoover
22%
24%
Houston
5
26%
28%
Houston
>10
31%
347/8
Hudson
1
197b
.21%
..Class
Oik &
10
.
Gun. Co
1
&
tA
.1)
Markets
Gossert
Bern is
«Jb
Bros Bag
—
16%
25
Hathaway
Beryllium Corp.—
8%
9%
49%
53%
Black llills
Power & LigJU Co—1
Black Slvulls h Bryson lne com.l
Borman Foods
Botany
Stores
30%
1
Interstate
1
Class
23%
Name changed
Inc
1
6%
Bullock's
Burndy
Inc
Corp
Lake
Interstate
Tel
38%
Kaiser
.
/
21%
45
4874
Lau
35%
J72
31%
67
70
Utility Corp
Central-Soya Co—>.
—
Co
Central- Vlt Pub Serv
Chattanooga Gas
Citizens Util Co
(i 7
Clinton
Ti
6
22%
—1
5%
30%
33%c
cl
26-%
Coastal States Gas
Colonial
7
1
Prod
,7
.;
Gas
Co—5
r»o
26"
1
'
16;;
;ft%
24 m
10%
26
23/a
17
Rock
227%'/
Products—5
11% >17%'"-'.
Cross
*37%.
Company-!———5
Engine Co Inc——-5
■/-/Cutter Laboratories com vtg_—1
Cammoir Ltd
-
vtg
'
——1
9%
'/
.Cummins
77
• .-
40.b
#
167a
187 b
187b
.
;
Dt-Noc Chemical
%
Arts' Inc—"—1
Dictaphone Corp
#
—5
r
-5
Donnelley- (R Ul
Duffy-Mott. Co
f
>
'
Durlroiv
1
Co
11
16%
187%
Co—1
257%
27%
Warner
&
39
42
Warren
27%
47%
507%
Warren
10
397%
42'A
127%
13%
377%
39%
55
59
Tel
Staley
E)
(A
_2V%
Mfg Co
Register
1
Hotels Delaware
Corp—1
27
2974
Suburban
3674
39
Suntide
Syntex
12%
Wells
27%
Corp
Greene
28%
^—27%
Western
Lt & Telephone Co_l0
Massachusetts- Cos —1
Natural
97%
8%
Refining Co
Corporation
lc
—*
50%
53%
1
26%
28
19%
21
Bank of New York
13%
Bank
8074
Bankers
37%
Boatmeire
Far
,V-' Eastern
Htllitlcs Associates—10
Economics Laboratory Inc——11
-s-'.EE Paso' Electric
Co
(Texas)—•
Electro-Voice Inc ____1___1—2
.Electrolux Corp—
__1.1
-1
Eifihart Mfg Co—
—1—7%
/
:<
r;
.
11
.'.
97%
26'A
(S F)'_—10
Co
Trust
Bid
59
56
2774
5
42
19
Aluminate
changed to
North
■*
^.
50
,>
--
Line——i.
Gas. Service Co—
General Crude
Gen
14%
Permanente Cement
i
%
35%
(A
P)
Lumber
1
Brick
Cu
5
20%
;
.
.
4374
27%
**
9%
13%
327%
34%
427%
44 3A
18
Conversion
Co
5
Company
10
19%
107%
11%
52
56
147%
157a
97%
10%
New Hamp
25
76
(N Y)—20
'
,7
5%
Franklin
Natl
Bank
of
76%
Girard
,;;29%
Trust
28
Co
32%
Trust
11%
Corn
Exch Bk>_15
Corp
Purolator
to
Trust
Co (NY 1
P. Morgan
with J.
form
317%
24%
Manufacturers
&
Trust
52%
55%
5
2774
29%
5
28%
Traders
(Buffalo)
Nassau
County N Y
30%
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co (Pgh)_25
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)—25
166
72
7674
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston_10
49
53%
96%
175
.
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
of New York __J
25
93%
National Bank
of
10
567%
60%
National Bank
of
Westchester-5
247%
267%
77
817%
29%
32%
National
City
(Cleve)
Bank
Comercial
National
Trust
Detroit
Co
Bank
16
&
(Albany)
7.50
Essex
Banking Co (N J)
25
70
66
Hanover
Harris
Bank of New York
Ti* &
S&v Bk
54
28 %
10
10
50%
103
'
County National Bank
(Jersey City N J)
25
Hudson' Tr. Co (Union City)—8
36
34%
37.„
43
32%
35%
York Trust Co
25
90
93%
(Chicago)—100
595
Northern
Tr
Co
(N Y)
Peoples First Natl Bk
Co
55
527%
58%
-
& Tr
(Pittsburgh)
20
60%
6374
5
2474
27%
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
(Hackensack
N
J)
Philadelphia Natl Bank_
10
42
20
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—23
'
4474
54
73
&
Tradesmen's
Trust
Bank
(Philadelphia)
57%
7674
175
160
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
10
48%
44
10
85
Boston
2
88%
21%
19%
10
9
20'
Seattle 1st Natl Bk (Wash)—20
of Com
(N Y)_10
10
Providence R. I
rot
9074
86
Trust
(Boston
112
.107
20
86
9174
Phila—10
36
40%
5274
50%
23
2474
43%
4774
Mass)
(N Y)
25
44%
47%
10
28%
3074
53%
111
38%
footnotes
am
preceding
2%
Trust Co of New Jersey
Union
Bank
of
Union
Tr Co
1074
11%
51%
55
Commerce—
.10
10
(Cleveland)
of Maryland
51%
States Trust Co—
58%
63
United
187%
20%
10
United States Trust (N Y)—20
31
90%
9374
Valley Nat Bk (Phoenix Ariz)_5
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co—
(Winston-Salem N C)
5
51
54%
1974
21%
397%
42%
42%
46%
30%
1
38
Jersey Bank & Trust Co-11
Sterling Natl Bk & Tr Co
(New York)
9%
1
Eng Trust Co (Boston)_100
New
57%
Hudson
3974
8%
New
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
State Bank of Albany
10
&
(Chic)—20
21
674
49%
Trade Bk & Tr Co
31%
6%
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston_12%
Natl State Bk of Newark
12%
337%
Guaranty
Morgan
3674
Ltd
.
30%
22%
Co
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co
Products
.
2774
Tr Co (N Y)__10
Security First Natl Bank (Los
Industrial Natl Bank of
Purex
105
Second Bank-State Street
1274
Guaranty
15%
307b
38%
99
Manufacturers
Second Natl Bank of
5
Island N Y
3074
2674
10
St Louis Union Trust Co
23%
1474
28%
23
367%
79'A
Long
29
24%
Ask
21%
new com 5
Rye National Bank (N Y)
387%
21%
Mexico—8I
Alegre 8ugar Corp
1
Bid
& Tr
(Philadelphia)
797%
52%
5
Co of New
Co
Long Island Trust Co
Royal State Bk of New York—5
34%
Rochelle
Industrial Bk
Punta
Liberty Real Estate Bk
757%
71
20
277b
Pub Serv
66*
of St Louis—20
1974
26
Par
Co (Phila)—5
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
10
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
20
Royal Bank of Canada
29%
1
877%
352
387%
69%
407%
Merged
.
t
Industrial Trust
—
—10
of.New
30
0
847%
28
427%
First Pennsylvania Banking
& Trust Co (Philadelphia) —10
Westchester Natl Bank
14
1
1
(Jersey City) >25
First Natl City Bank
:/ 2674
Properties lnc_l—10c
Pubco Petroleum
(Atlanta)-—10
Baltimore—10
36
1974
•
Companies
Provident
26
397%
627%
338
13
Portland General Eleotric Co-7%
L
Trust
Natl Bank of Dallas
18
i——1
4
477%
98
94
787%
377%
50%
First
874
Pub Serv Co of
20
.
3974
19 7%
Co
457%
87%
r'
•„13%
8
Steel
Bank
First Natl Bank
,:21% '
37
20
20%
1274
•
•
6%
-
674
5%
2
Portsmouth
&
67%
First Natl Bank
5%
Corp—I—3%
Potash Co of America
Bk
3574
Natural Gas Co—2
Producing
Natl
34
10
First
'
Plymouth Rubber Co——4
Pioneer
37
Mach Tool Co_2
Fire
Ptckerlng
.
Camden
(Camden N J)
22%..
21%.
w
38%
37
233
347%
74
Fiyst Natl Bank of Boston..127%
First Natl Bank of Chicago—100
.
41%
-
35%
pfd
7
574
1274
Bottlers—1
33% *
preferred
Glddings& Lewis
Indus
General
34%
73»
.
First National Bank of
Passaic County
19%
10
32%
j
"13%
11%''
1
Pfaudler-PermGtlt
167%
36%
Tool
2.50
5r/r
:
1
18
10
Giant Portland Cement
Green-
Corp—_i
15
23
24%
13% •/, 1434
-
Cq—70c
16%..
Telep Co of the Southwest
5 Va %
Sulphur
135b
,
1
1574/:/
"
3374
Mines—i—10c
Uranium
American
—2%
Oil Co
General Gas Corp
Gen Telep (Calif)
Pacific
Pepsi-Cola
"
.
88
23%
-/'
23.
•
Pendleton
34
53
94
2074
5
22%
21
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co_10
Fidclity-Phila Trust Co..
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
—10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10
First Bank Stk Corp (Minn)—10
:."374 7:
Qo—5
Pacific Mercury Electronic?—90c
Pacific Power & Light Co——87%
267%
1
32
5% ;.
Co
1
•
Alrinotlve Corp.—i——1
21
•
Co
(NY) .10
-22.%;77
Brewing
East
347%
221
Federation Bk & Tr Co
21%
Power Co——i——0
Pacific Far
36
24%
/;. 2%
■
307%
1027%
457%
125
119
26%
19
Gas—
371
345
61%
First Natl Bank
Pacific Gamble Robinson
10
1
Packing.
50
First Natl
1
Ccr
Garlode
(SF)_ 10
1874
1
Paper
Fritr*
437%
New
—5
York)
80%
.
'877%
(White Plains
Trust Co
1274
Parker Hannifin
Inc
—2
Footc Bros Gear & Mach
Corp_2
Ft Wayne- Corrugaled
27 3A
237%
,
Wisconsin Power & Light Co__10
Witco Chemical
5
National Newark &
337%
(Chicago)
County
1174"
8274
Foot* Mart
Co
29
1674
22%
.
44
22
26
12
5
;49
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
75%
22' ^
—50'
Co
Bank & Tr Co_12T%
Connecticut
13%
14%
5
Natural
Pacific
Trust
Water Co $4 pfd_*
78%'
Corp
'•
Cc
Pan
Florida Steel
967%
427%
:
;■ 28%
21%
'
Production Corp—1
Pabst
1034
.
Commercial Trust of N J——25
7: 29%
First
64%
23 %
287%
5%
61 "4
—2.50
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
11%
Fade rot Natl
10
Cleveland
574
Co—--4
457%
83
20%
10,%
Tall
-10
(Savannah)
19
i—'—1
37%
Fisher'Brothers Co
Fisher-Governor Co
Bank
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago) _25
1774
35
First Bowtan. Corp
"
3474
12%
'
97b
;■ 29%
73%
577%
2474
'
537%
,
61
Natl
23
_3
Oklahoma Miss River Prod—10c
347%
<v
20%-
45%
;47V%
607%
63%
20 *
Northwest
.21
317b
,2
427%
(NY)
10
Citizens <fc Southern National
27
'<
317%
447%
Trust
57
./Northwestern Pub Serv Co-
Otter
48
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
Co—
Gas
-767%
.51%
72
297%
16%
Penn
Co
Trust
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
i—6O0
257/a
.81%
(N J)
5
Bank of Cleve__ 16
1874
Northeastern
20
(Phila)—10
LottisSt
272
24
78%
National Bank
Centl-Penn
.
Corp_
Nortex
(N Y)
42
260
487/a
467%
Co
1——*
Thermador Corp—1—50c
OU. & Gas Corp—4
1
File
Trust Co
Central
•
:
Corp
Elcc Assoc—.8
&
1016
467%
Natl Bk of Phila_10
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY)>127%
3874
12%
—2% '•/
Oil
&
Gas
100
Virginia
Camden
1974
27%
Fuel Supply
Eng Gas
Norrls
447b
:
60%
•
26%
12.%
''
10c
8%
77%
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
100
Indust—1
Co-—10
Precision
St
(Newark) _25
Commerce
of
Broad
5%
67%
Francisco)
(San
Bank of
1674
S A
Chem Corn Exch Bank
Northwest
,
18%
Eagle Oil Co
Whiting Corp
Ask
70
•
27%
Pipe Line- Co_5
-1
Empire'State OH Co
———1
Equity OH- Co.^_—>1——10c
Mortgage Assn_100
•
*
/
267b
11%
7.50
White
Bank and Trast
Bank of America N T &
Utilities Co
North American Coal
East Tennessee Nat'Gas CO—1
Eastern Industries Inc—— 50c
.
Weyerhaeuser Timber
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
1
Yuba Consolidated Industries—1
Zapata Off-Shore Co
50c
4474
16
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
Nicholson
247%
1
19%
"41%
"j
•
22%
.
Co
-
7%
.
Class B common
87a
8 7%
21
Gas
187%
87%
247%
American
6
National Homes Oorp A cora_50c
5372
50
.
18%
Corp—1
Gas
Propane
29
——77%
30' b
-/
217%
177%
41'A
Manufacturing Co_*
Wood
27%
Inc
common
397«
-•
20
Point
Wurlitzer
287/4
New
37
Watson Bros Transport "A"—1
Westcoast Transmission
-•
127%
27%
National Shirt Shops of Del—1
"
37%
287%
34%
197a
-
19 3A
347%
117%
28%
Corp
National
: '
187%
267%
Inc
26%
237b
3..2
Co
A
Names
397b
61
Washington Natural Gas Co__10
Washington Steel Corp
1
1
Corp———1
Gas Service
•
Nalco Chemical Co
58
57%
1074
25a4
547%
59%
*
21%
177»
7 36%
317%
56
—5
1974
21%
*■•
297%
Co
4474
24%
.
20 %
1
Swasey Co
Western
9
1
17%
le.yi-Oexter Iuc—
iNbtlonal
16
167%
187%
Western
217%
Suburban
7%
41%
157%
51%
20
Stubnitz
9%
387%
457%
28
1974
1
1
487%
337%
—__
25%
41
317%
Chemical
14%
497/a
24
50c
Vitro Corp of Amer
Von's Grocery Co
West
Stanley Home Products Inc—
Common
non-voting
:
5
.—25
13
467%
5
(SD) Co
States
3%
5
27%
Corp
—
Brothers
Southwestern
Spcer Carbon Co
Sprague Electric Co—
26
67%
18%
Co
Associates
287%
10
Co—1
—1
1174
Varian
267%
Co—1
1.25
41%
Oil
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
Producing
Gas
1
Prods
Auto
177%
,
-
Union Gas
Southern
Valley Mould <fe Iron
Southwestern Elec Service
Etrutbers
1
287%
DyivfiJnlcs Corp of Amcijca—7-/ : >
$1
preference———
1—1222 7%
-
Southern
Southwest
New
■
I
.Dunham- Bush Iuc
1
477%
1; ~;3174
Co—
Co
:
157b
..
—1
*
«
Steel
Star
Mountain
107'4
~14%v
Sons- Co—5
&
Dun 81 Brndstrcet I11C——
•
45 7%
9174
Monogram
'
DieboHf Inc
7-
317%
25
Eng Tel Co
Utah
61 %
Missouri
,16%
-
.r-v-} .;.
~
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp 5
Detroit. Harvester Co
1
Detroit Intermit Bridge Co——1
•
29%
New
Co
Co—
1
Missouri-Kansas
833,
/
Machine Specialties-—5.\r 9%%
Darling (L A1 Cb_>
:
—-1
13%;>
Delhi-Taylor Oir Corp—
1
M&%
7: Dentists* Supply Co of N Y—2%
26V.
■
Nevada Power Co—1
Southern
Power
Corp—
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
88
Class
1
Danly
.
Southern
17%
69%
Laboratories Inc..—
2
Minneapolis Gas Co
1 .'■> 32%
Mississippi Shipping Co—_—5 •/; 17%
19
Miss Valley Barge Line, Co——1
12%
:.
•
217%
--.
Miles
JO;'.'.
7
•
»•%*■■
•
197/%
Statlcr
57
Mlehle-G
18;»
,.
.
Lines Inc_l
Refrigeration Corp—1
Craig. Systems Inc
:
1
"
33%
217%
*
42%
-
28%
-
247a
21%
Com—;—:i V
..Copcland
11-.
317%
197%
Colorado
16%
-"
54-1
147 4 7
Continental. Tratisp
.
817%
Upper Peninsular Power Co—9
Calif Water Co_
47%
1174
Hcrrington Co Iuc
1.
76
Marquardt Aircraft
—1
Maryland Slilpbldg & Dry Co_50c /: 3474
Maxson (W L) Corp
15%
'5
McLean Industries,.-—lc
66%
McLou th Steel Corp—xi——2 y2
57
McNeil Machine & Eug
5
35%
Meredith Publishing Co
_5
1874
Metropolitan
Broadcasting——1
2474
Michigan Gas Utilities Co—.—5
/a
Consolidated
,,
.
777%
Southern
55
•
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
Consol Freight ways.1—2.50
;
5
Universal Match Corp—_—127%
Standard
1
Maremont
26,4,
.
5174
"Up
Commonwealth/Gas
'
27%
16'A
Marmon
41%
24%
Colorado Oil &r Gms Corp com/_3
$1.25 conw preferred——25
i(Y
10c
457%
lo
Marlin-Rockwell
31%
29*4
*38%
V..
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United Western Minerals
137%
Southern
39%
•
6
1
>2%'-:
Colorado Interstate
\j
187%
127%
11%
25
Co
Madison Gas & Electric Co
32%
28 /a
%
r>nlorwT,.
j
177%
15
5
■.
Plus
Macmlllan
24
common—1
Co
Stores Inc
,4
26/4
24%
A—33%c
Corp
Co
com
Engines Corp..
'.,/ Collins Radio
%/
10
...Common, class B__.
,
35%
States Sugar Corp
10c
Co
34%
*
Shore Oil & Devel Co. 10c
33 7%
107%
3
Lucky Stores Inc
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co
27''a
Central-''Telephone
,
42l/a
1
Inc
Blower
Lone
53
6
397%
197%
21
36%
Stand Fruit & Steamship—2.50
Standard Pressed Steel
1
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com cl B—5
Ling Electronics
50c
6%
Central Public
W
35%
2
Corp
10
Utilities Co
Liberty Loan Corp
23-:b
26
337%
10
Corp
Iuc
Co
Lanolin
305b
;49%
:
1
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
United Utilities Inc
10
16
& Trecker
Co
Landers Frary & Clark
20
Central-Maine Power Co——10
.
Natural
Keystone Portland Cem Co
28%
15%
367%
3
50c
common
Koehring
33^
347%
44%
Ketchum
Central Indiana Gas Co—„
5
Central Louisiana Electric Co_5
30'
United
77%
Pacific Power Co
Gas_5
8%
20%
5%..
287%
127%
Stepan
7%
227%
87%
507%
Stouffer
197%
1
:
11
77%
42%
Kansas-Nebraska
62
Co
Trans Gas
117%
2674
10c
327%
Supply Co
477%
54
Kentucky
307%
Inc
5%
1
50%
28%
1
Corp
23%
47%
5
39 %
Kennamctal
97%
1
Inc
2
25%
26%
1
Bantam
•
27%
87%
Stanley Works——_—
17Vb
58
20c
Southeastern Pub Serv
15%
•
Co..
'Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs
Central-Electric & Gas Co—3%
.Central 111- Elec & Gas Co
10
....
147%
.—5
Co
10
23%
1
Kendall
Corp
217%
32
1
Co
Corp
preferred
Kellogg
St cell Products
307%
Petrocheinicals_l
Steel
$1.46
16'%
Corp
Carpenter Paper Co
247%
Pipe Line Corp
50c
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr Co_5
Jacinto
Kalamazoo Vcg Parchment Co_10
307u
56%
39Vb
29%
Ccco
237%
5%
15
Carlisle
1
Petroleum
237%
16
12%
30%
97%
207%
5
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif_l
Cannon Mills class 13 colli
25
,
19 7%
22
37
& Telep Co
Canadian, Delhi Oil Ltd
287%
1
Tractor
l
—♦
;
Corp
291
273
1
5
Water
16
1
Tracerlab Inc
197%
1
Oregon Power Co__20
California Water Service Co—25
Calif
147%
Towmotor Corp
147%
Jessop Steel Co
28
California
1
597%
68
Jervls Corp
351 %
1
Topp Industries
56
371/4
20%
Kearney
California
64
33
53
10
127%
24%
26
15
Co
Supply
Electric
Jefferson
7%
117%
22
26%
18%
Sharpo Mfg Co
10
Beryllium Cb—
1
Buckeye Steel Castings Co„__*
Brush
•
South
25%
30%
Brown &
Tokheim
Skil
97b
5
Co
Utilities
Water
Jefferson
8%
77%
Paper Corp ADR
Inc
$1.20 preferred—25
Service
llcintz Inc—
Jamaica
to
Industries
157%
737%
(G D) & Co__1
Seismograph Service Corp
737%
347%
137%
1
common
Southern.
Jack &
Bo water-
Bowser
A
Public
Iowa
Mills—
Botany
70
18
22
70
Sabre-Pinon
137%
5
25%
1
Diver Services Inc—
Iowa
26
22
267%
1234
Co
237%
•
Sierra
•
1
Thomas & Betts Co class A
Three States Nat Gas Co
1
Ryder System. Inc.
281/4
1
Sys_l
Corp
Freight
Securities
Investors
32%
24%
Motor
Thermo King Corp
Time
Co__
Manufacturing Co__27%
Searle
Bakeries
Interstate
57%
487%
<
77%
247%
57%
457%
|
287%
' 247%
10%
9%
Corp—1
17
6%
10
25%
397%
26%
22
237/%
68%
•
87%
31%
377%
1
1
6%
297%
65
Schield
Mills Inc
1
Gas: & Water Co—_•
Interstate
15%
—5
Inc.
13%
1
23'A
39%
Corp_7
Transmis
1
24%
Co
International Textbook Co
49%
14%
25c
47%
217%
Eastern
Texas 111 Nat Gas
Pipeline Co_l
Texas Industries Inc—
1
Texas National Petroleum
1
Texas Natural Gasoline
(HHi
237%
Co__.
44%
j
907%
6 7%
15
1
Iridlanaimlis Water
18
-
46%%
•
Berkshire
•■
24%
„1
Beneficial Corp
69
12 7%
Head
Indiana
66%
22
—.10
>
Co
11
Indian
Corp
3
Rice Mills lnc__3%
Texas
37
1
56
San
Husky Oil Co——
7,63
___1
141/4
647%
1
Production
167%
Corp
Ask
86
5
common
137%
34%
A-common
Hugoton
337%
15
Bid
1
new
52
327%
Mat
Tekoil
31
Roddis Plywood Corp
Rose Marie Reid
Pulp & Paper Corp—
22%
9%-
-
Bayicss
\3Va
1
Gas
8%
Co
*
.—27b
Oil Field
7%
Tampax Inc
Myers Inc
Rockwell
14%
1
Z
Natural
'
1
Hugolon Gas Trust "units"
110
20'%J.
-
A
Corp
.
217%
105
Bates Mfg-Cd—
__10
Baxter Laboratories/—1
Bell
.
_
class
Co
Co
20
A
Voltage EngineeringCredit Corp—
Co
10
class
137%
T. Pi>an
2
Roaciway Express class A—
132
20%
3 7%
127%
;
Par
557%
274
Robertson
130
125
Inc
common
Ask
527%
Robbins &
126
124
10
B
Stoker
River Brand
327%
(M A) Co class A com-10
Art
Aztec
30
Xerox
Class
Arkansas
Avon Products Inc
1
Hanna
4
Corp
Controls
&
Haloid
1
_>
Riley
47%
347%
57%
Houston
—
47%
327%
35%
3974y ,'41%
.
Richardson Co
"337%
31
-
Republic Natural Gas Co
197
44
Arizona Public Service Co_—__5
Arkansas Missouri Power Co—5
Arvida. Corp
Associated Spring
187
54
33
*
Western Gas
Metal Construction
i.*
41.
2
.
23
217%
.
Bid
Ralston Purina Co
5
Rare Metals Corp of America—1
Reeves Soundcraft Corp
5c
Ask
,
75%
35%
American Pipe & Const Co—1
Amer-Saint- Gobain Corp—>7.50
A AT P* Incorporated
1
Anheuser-Busch Inc
Arden-;Farms Co common
28%
12
> American Greetings CI "A'%—1
Ainer Hospital
Supply Corp—4
Bid
5
Society
_1
Gull Sulpliur Corp—
10c
Gustln-Bacon Mfg Corp—;..2.50
243trv
;
Par
Gfrolier
42
..
'
Green Mountain Power Corp
Uriunell Corp—':
10%
...
3974
_1
Corp
5
Ainer Commercial
Barge Line—5
American Express Co_____
10
♦
'•
1749% 7 ..52%
„
Board
Ask
page.
(Boston)
:
-
34%
43
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2072)
for
Friday,
May
I
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Bid
P*r
Fund*—
Mutual
25c
Affiliated Fund Inc
1.25
American Business Shares.-—1
American Investors Fund
1
American Mutual Fund Inc.—1
Amer Research & Development..*
Associated Fund Trust
—*
Atomic Devel Mut Fund Inc—1
Axe-Hoixglxlon Fund "A*" Iuc—1
Axe-floughton Fund "B" inc„_5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Incl
7.01
Axe-Texnpletou Growth
Canada Ltd—
8.23
Investment Trust
4.32
4.61
tstel Fund
a
11.77
12.80
30.67
Aetna
A
a24.11
Bonds)..— 1
24.27
25.33
American
41%
22.59
24.04
1
10.54
18.05
preferred—
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
(Discount Bonds'
1
10.25
11.19
(Income Pld Stocks)
Mutual Fund
(Tlxei
Custodian
1.80
B-2
(Medium
5.73
6.26
B-3
(Low
X0.07
e;eo
B-4
Grade
Bonds).1
Bonds)
Priced
$1.25 conv
(Jacksonville
13.99
Amer
16.71
Amer Nat Ins
13.73
14.98
American
13.43
14.53
American Surely Co——
—l
0.70
7.35
Bankers
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
0.44
7.05
Bankers Natl Life Ins <N j>.„_lo
Beneficial Standard Life
1
13%
Boston Insurance Co..__
33%
18.97
Keystone Fund of Canada LtcLl
13.20
14.34
Knickerbocker
14.1!)
15.55
Fund—
8.71
Lazard
Inc
Fund
10%
1
17%
9.43
10.19
1
Chemical Fund Inc..
—50c
Christiana Securities Corp—100
13.04
13.44
14.69
12.13
100
preferred
7 '/<■
Colonial
Fund
1
Inc..-.
Commonwealth
132
Co
7.42
a46.88
Electrical
Crum
15.72
19.20
18.32
16.05
18.00
19 %
21
Massachusetts
Lire
Fund
14.91
14.05
15.19
33 %c
1
21.92
Inc
(D
23.70
14.70
16.94
Great
11.29
1
12.05
13.91
Mutual
Shares
1
al4.87
11.77
Mutual Trust Shares
10.70
9.10
Corp
1
3.53
20.81
22.51
20.53
23.20
3.09
3.39
National Investors Corp...
National Security Series-
14.24
15.48
25.12
Dividend Series.
—1
Electronics Investment Corp—1
24.35
26.03
1
Preferred Stock Scries...
8.27
21.19
21.41
8.07
8.36
11.07
12.68
New
10.71
18.00
New York
18.01
19.47
4.50
4.92
0.07
6.63
1
2.74
11.12
6.10
8.32
Scries:
England
6.47
P.97
8.31
13.37
Securities
0.70
lc
6.07
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
19.44
Futures
1
2.44
1
13.77
15.05
1
10.43
17.76
1
7.47
8.12
stock
Preferred
Inc
series
...
Peoples
21.30
■«
Industries Fund Inc
General
Capital
Corp
General Investors Trust
37%
lc
9.52
Equip Shaves—lc
11.23
shares
10.43
13.95
15.25
1
13.51
14.61
Electrical
8.24
1
-
5.31
Steam
Co_:
140
9.33
—10
Standard
15.00
lc
8.34
9.14
Fully Administered shares__lc
10.01
11.62
10
Marine
Surety
0.25
Co
181
190
Standard
—10
93
98
Travelers
50%
53%
U S
Title
.....
;
—5
Ins
Co
Life
9
(N
90
Y)____8
30%
105
56%
103
44%
32%
310
60
27%
88
91%
lo
84
87%
30%
32%
44-%
47%
2
Co—
25
—_5
_2
Insurance
32%
34%
Fidelity A: Guaranty Co
U S Fire
62
41
2
___
& Trust
78%
10
Accident
Guar
77%
74%
10
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(New
72
58%
___3
.—
U S Life Insurance Co in
the
City of N Y
Westchester Fire
—
Obligations of Government Agencies
Figures after decimal point represent
Bid
3%s
Aug.
Sept.
17,
15.
3.80s Jan.
i
1959
April
Federal
100
15.
Natl
1963
2%s Feb.
1,
1900
1.
97
97.16
99.24
99.28
1959
100
100.3
1959———
100
17.73
19.27
3%S
3 %s
16.86
18.33
1
7.48
8.13
25c
13.07
•
1
a29.G6
1
3.55s
Aug.
99.20
99.28
98.14
98.22
1901
98%
98%
4s
/
1900
3,
Sept. 20,
99.8
99.24
May 1, 1902
May 1, 1963
1906
99.8
99.24
94
94.16
99
100.4
4s
100.2
2%s
100
1901
3%S May 2,
93.8
99.2
99.10
4 %s
Mar.
97.26
98.2
4%s
March
96.16
4%iS
Julv
99.24
3%s April 1, 1970
4%s Oct, 1, 1970-1967
11,
1,
I960—
99.8
99.4
100
1,
I960-
3,
3.50s Oct.
99.24
1902
1903
96.8
99.16
99%
94.8
4%s April 10, 1969
Central Bank for C'ooperatives3.50s June 1. V959
a40.37
—1.25
14.13
March
98.28
„
April
99.30
4%s Nov. 12, 1963
4%s June 10, 1905
3%s March 11. 1908
8.78
15.55
April 20,
—
3%s
99.24
1959—
1900
Aug. 23,
3%s Feb. 13.
39.63
8.12
14.31
3%s
Ask
2%s June
10,
10,
99.2
1900
Aug.
13.
1959
3%S Feb.
3%s
10,
20,
100
1959
Dec.
Oct.
100
Mortgage Assn—
Oct.
39.23
l%s
Bank Bonds—
99.29
„
.
point
a
Bid
100.2
June 10,
June
32nds of
more
or
99.29
_
15, I960—
one
Ask
Federal Land
1959
3%s
Ecudder Fund of Canada
13.70
As
Fire
Co..'—10
28%
Bcudder Stevens & Clark
(The) Stock Fund.lc
Paul
Seaboxxrtl
Boiler
Liie
3%s
9.03
10.03
shares
131
22
10
4s
Inc
8.51
Food
1.50
57%
20-
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
St
92%
17.80
l
14.04
Fund Inc
126
5
54
2
10
11.68
1
lc
Common
118
5%
1
5
42%
25.52
1
lc
lc
shares—
shares
4
35%
5.80
__1
Clidmical
23
39%
10.72
Fund
Dist -Shares
86%
21%
Springfield Fire As Marine
$6.50 preferred
25.27
Inc
(Geo)
83%
_io
„
Lite
66
___10
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C')
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
Reinsurance Corp (N Y.i
Republic Insurance (Texas)
40%
23%
88%
Growth Stock
Capital Growth Fund
Building
80%
38%
21%
71%
64%
62%
Phoenix
105
27%
5
Security
*
1 ^16.24
Inc
Fund
Quarterly
12.30
76
5
_5
46 %
00
25%
24%
1
Inc
Putnam Growth Fund
Aviation-Electronics—
10
67%
5
Providence-Washington
C'orp„
98-
Philadelphia Life Ins Co.—
94
Ins__10
40%
1
Inc
Puritan
lo
Peerless Insurance Co
59%
90
Y
43%
9.80
Fund
Putnam
Group Securities—
Automobile
Fund
(T Rowe)
Fund Inc
4
50%
—10
23%
2.50
Fund
Price
2.50
23.63
Inc..
Corp
Fund
Pine Street
Pioneer
Gas
128
Indemnity Co
40%
3%s
Inc
Securities
Philadelphia
2.05
10
120
2s
Fund
(Minn)
10
8%
OVCr-The-Counter
12.17
51%
5
9.08
21.86
1
Street
48%
Pacific Insurance Co of N
1
Chemistry &
William
Insurance
Pacific
71
——
Owners
3%s
One
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
16
12%
Y
Northwestern National Life
Federal Home Loan Banks—
of Canada Ltd
11.40
1
1
1
Shares
N
52%
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
12.15
1
—
Series
Fund
Electronics
of
67
Insurance
7.07 I
■
Capital Fund
Nucleonics
Ins
9.09
...
Stock
14%
4.91
1
43%
3.33%
49%
F)
Insurance
Jefferson
6.67
4.49
«
Stock Series
Growth
1
1
2.50
—
,
Jt—4
Insurance Co.
Home
2.99
10.54
Income
Home
14.05
13.00
—1
...
Series
X7.53
Founders Mutual Fund——.—*
lc
71%
River
(N
(Flat
Balanced Series
Bond
Common stock series
o?
Insp As Insurance..
23.49
Inc
3%
Fire
York
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Hartford
3.84
Wide Securities Co Inc.l
Nation
1
Fund
3%
American
Hanover
10.39
-1
Mutual
Co
Hartford Fire Insurance
of beneficial interest
10.04
X9.48
& Howard—
Florida
Northern
;
Gulf Life
Investment Fund Inc
Fidellly Capital Fund
Fidelity Funu im.
—o
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc.l
Florida Growth Fund Inc—_10c
78%
C),
15.67
Mutual
10
"Or
1
74%
Government Employees
Ins (D C)
_
13.45
Miuitnl Income Foundation FcJ-l
Energy Fund Inc
Eguitv Fund rnr
10
Inc
As
xlO.29
1
18.34
Stock Fund
Insurance
Republic
:
Government Employees Ins
Fund—
91%
Fund
Northeastern
Falls
Globe
Automation
As
18.10
Balanced
138%
Life
Glens
Stock
Uiiihs of beneficial interest
Missiles-Jets
8.52
7.79
13.79
int_33V3C
-
36%
132%
Trust
Growth
50%/
34
5
3.15
beneficial
47
55
Fire—.
Casualty Co.—
2.86
of
52%
10
Hampshire
North
Fidelity As Deposit of Md
Investors
49%
New
25%
New
General Reinsurance
45%
24%
147
Fireman's
Fund Inc
23%
V'
33%
42%
22%
388
(S
31%
5
141
Fund
-1
Fire..
Union
374
Insurance Co
4
common
5
2.80
Mass
Inc
10
4.55
80
Eaton
National
Fire
Line
'.
2.54
De
Dreyfus Fund Inc
35%
2
Life
4.13
De
2.50
-25c
14%
Old
Ins
lc
shares
20.87
16.85
117%
Life As Accident Ins
Natl
Federal
Franklin
144
114
Nat!
2.91
Investors
130
lo
National
29%
4.25
Massachusetts
—_10
04%
2.04
shares
77i
27%
3.86
4.47
15:%
73
00
lc
4.00
79%
(Bait)—10
Monument Life
lc
shares—7c
57%
21
shares
Industries
5%
41%
34%
14
C'o~
Forster
5
39%
x3l%
Nationwide Corp class A——5;
New Amsterdam Casualty.
2
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares.
——lc
17.09
Shares—
As
55%
75%
19%
shares
3.27
20
226
52
_!>
.
Merchants As Manufacturers
0.25
Assurance
23
:
216
Assurane)!^——_5
Merchants Firtv
—
General
Continental
2.97
Equipment shares_3e
Petroleum
Composite Bond
Mass Indemnity As Life Ins
3%
10%
5
18%
52
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Iuc—1
Maryland Casualty
—1
Massachusetts'' Bonding.——5
3%
42%
—10
21%
10
Life
9%
Metal
11.03
2%,
1
19
39%
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
1.25
Employers Group Assoc...
*
Employers Reinsurance Corp__5
General
10.95
Series E
Life
(Ky)
Nalional
——
Va
1
Shippers—.
Connecticut
Managed Funds-
11.94
10.07
Dividend
As
Continental
138
11.00
In vestment——1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
Vegh Investing Co Inc
1
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
1
Delaware Fund——
—1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
1
Diver Growth Slk Fund Inc—1
Diversified Investment Fund__l
Diversified Trustee Shares-
1
3%
3
—
5
Re-insurance
Commonwealth
19.90
0.81
Sayles Mutual Fund—•
Loomis
16.500
10.15
& Stock
FTuid Inc——
—-—1
Composite Fund Inc
1
Concord Fund Inc—
1
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Crown Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
(Wash D Ct
(Galveston
Mercury
Paper
15,900
—1
Commonwealth
18.20
Inc—1
Insurance Slk Fund
Life
Income
Fund Inc
N J)—2%
Investors Corp—.1
lus Co
Casualty
Temi
3%
13%
13.65
14.25
11.22
12.49
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
1
25c
—1
Lexington Trust Fund
Lexington Venture Fund
10.03
Century Shares Trust—
Chase Fund of Boston
27%
15.32
Priced Com
A:
of
(Birm)—2
Life Companies Inc
Liie Insurance Co of
38%
26
12.82
17.55
3
35%
Stocks)—1
Stksi.l
20.27
Ltd.
12%
(Speculative Com Stkt—1
(Income Coin
16.57
Fund
—1
Assurance Co. 5
Home
Life
22
American
(Low
50%
20
American
S-3
47%'
16%
Amer Ins Co (Newark
S-4
Liberty Natl Life Ins
34%
10.50
13.84
23%
260
45%
10.37
Ask
2%
21%
Lincoln
Fla»
Bid
Mtge As Title Co__G5c
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va>__5
15 •
20.94
S-l
Par
Lawyers
42%
9.02
34.04
9.20
__5
Companies
Ask
205
76%
32
co.
Equitable Assur——5
Fidelity As Casualty.5
19.19
12.73
18.73
249
15.00
31.71
15.33
Iasu.aace
73
.+—10
—
1
K-2
5.19
15.51
7.97
—10
insurance
Agricultural
Bid
197
(Speculative Pfd Stksi—1
(High-Grade Coin Stk>_„l
K-j
9.66
4.75
14.27
Fund
.—1
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Boston Fund Inc
-1
Broad Street Investment
1
Bullock Fund Ltd-.-.
1
California Fund lac
-1
Canada General Fund—
(19541 Ltd
1
Canadian Fund Inc.—
1 1
Canadian international Growth
Blue Ridge
Life
American
Funds—
(Invest'lent
1.09
8.89
10
Aetna Insurance Co—
35.95
B-l
43'/a
Casualty As Surety
1
/ohnston
10.20
9.39
Aetna
Boston—1
of
Inc
Keystone
15.20
11.85
10.84
1
America
of
Co
S-2
lc
Flect'nics Corp
Axe-Science AS
Investment
Par
Ask
Bid
far
Funds—
2.35
2.14
Fund
Aberdeen
Mutual
Ask
Monday, May 4, 1959
.
SECURITIES
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
Quotations
.
.
99.30
100 %
94.24
20.
15,
3%s
May
1,
4 \ xiS
100.1
Feb.
98.24
99.29
1959
99.28
1909
99%
19G9_
15.
3%s Sept.
1959
1908—5.1
20,
\ 101 %
91%
100
1971
102%
92 %
101
91
97%
94%
1972
92
96%
1972-1967
15.
93.24
99%
100%
95 V4
99.8
100
99.31
Ecudder Stevens & Clark—
Common Stock Fund
lp
7.30
8.07
Selected
10.21
8.67
9.50
Shareholders Trust of Boston
1
11.70
12.79
7.93
8.20
6mlth
1
16.27
17.83
lc
—lc
13.25
14.51
Southwestern Investors Inc
1
14.15
15.30
0.82
7.48
Sovereign
1
14.85
16.20
lc
11.44
12.53
•
3812
1
a36.80
Fund Inc.3
Television-Electronics Fund
1
12.69
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
11.04
Industrial Machinery sliares_lc
Institutional Bond shares—lc
General Bond shares
Merchandising
Mining shares
Petroleum
Railroad
shares
shaves—
Bond
2.32
lc
shares
lc
6.01
7.25
10.82
11.81
lc
10.18
11.15
lc
7.98
8.75
Equipment
Steel
shares—:.—
Tobacco
shares—.
Utilities
Growth
(Edison
Fund
B)
Investors
State Street Investment Corp
Stein Roe & Farnum
2.50
shares—
Railroad Stock shares—-—lc
RR
Shares
Amer
Balanced
Sterling
Texas
Fund
Inc
Fund
United
Iuc—
Investment
Funds
40%
Has
10.77
Inc—
—lc
11.80
12.92
19.01
19.58
United
Accumulated Fund
1
J2.63
1
X20.43
21.05
United
Continental Fund
1
7.94
10c
5.10
5.58
Hamilton
Funds
Series
United
Inc—
I7-C7-
Series H-DA
10c
of
Boston
Shares
Institutional
9.23
Value
Line
Value
Line
Special
1
9.48
10.25
lc
12.12
13.26
lc
xll.01
12.04
Fund.lc
Growth
Institutional
18.70
11.68
12.78
Fund
Inc
Wall Street
Income Fund—lc
7.02
13.60
6.45
3.87
1,
99.19
8.22
10.42
11.39
12.33
13.40
32nds of
more
99.21
4s
Bid
]
3°xi
May
1%S Oct.
3%s
100
4s
1,
Feb.
99.4
1959—
10C
99.12
100.2
i,
Aug.
15,
Has
Oct.
Feb.
99.22
1 %s
April
99.12
99.14
97.10
96.6
90.14
99.10
93.4
1902—.
100.4
1902—
92
4s
97.8
—
Nov.
2-%s
99.20
—
3%s
98.130
Fund
1]
Recent
Bunds—
Bid
Armco Steel
Barium
British
4.35s
Steel
14.34
15.63
1
13.10
14.10
1
6.16
6.60
C
I
T
Financial
Carrier
Dated
Bid
Due
2.00%
8-
1-58
5-
4-59
99.29
2.30',/.
9-
2-58
0-
1-59
99.27
1902
Central
Chance
&
Elect
98.22
94.18
1903
1.
98.18
94.14
90.22
90.30
99.14
1969
87 Va
89%
National Can
1976
93
97
1980-76
4%S—
4s
Lt
107
1979
99%
1909
96%
1982
4%S—1989
1977
Ilium
57%
4%S_1994
104
108%
100%
Northern
„
99
Public
105%
Norths-pan
Ask
100
99.20
Due
Dated
Rate
1-
5-59
10-
1-59
99.29
2-
2-5!)
11-
2-59
99.25
3-75%
3-
2-5!)
Pftso Natural Gas
Frueliauf
5%S—1977
3%s
Trailer
Ohio
Edison
107
108%
Ohio
Power
162
114%
1975
4s
108%
3%s
1975
Port Cement
5s,
1977
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww 1982
Gulf Power 4%s
—1989
167
1-59
99.30
100.1
12-
1-59
8-
3-59
99.31
100.2
3.75',
4-
1-5!)
1-
4-60
9-
1-59
99.29
100.1
4%%
5-
4-59
2-
1-60
United States Treasury
Bell Telephone 4%s 1994
<M) & Sons—
—;
101
96%
1981
8G
97%
87%
Monogahela Power 4%s
1984
Montana Power 4%s—
100%
101%
1989
96-%
97%
4%s
-
99 148
99.061
99.093
4,
99.768
99.770
1989
98
98%
June
11,
99.715
99.726
1989
99%
99%
June
99.653
99.665
September
99.619
99.633
September
99.596
99.610
October 1, 1959
October 8.
98.613
98.657
98.551
98.597
98.480
98.518
45as__
5s
1959__
18, 1959
June 22, 1959
118
121
June
106%
108
1984
117%
119
99
99%
25,
Julv
ww
l-
1959
16.
23,
1967
118
122
July
-1982
ww
—
July 2, 1959
July 9. 1959
4%s_1989
of Ind
——™-
1959
1977
5s
Trans
130
132
July 30,
&
x
98%
99.523 .99.541
—
5%s
102
118
i2i
1970
102
1979
Lt
4%s__1989
98%.
117
98 Va
September
98.947
98.982
17,
21,
1959
98.859
98.897
1959—
98.794
98.833
24,
1959
98,769
98,808
90.G75
98.717
—._
99.487
October
99.430
October 22,
99.364
1959
—
1959
99.420
1959
99.382
October
99.309
99.328
January 15,
1959
15,
1959
29,
1959
98.418
98.447
I960-—
97.397
97.440
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
♦No
a
101
120
99
Net
par value
asset value.
k Admitted
Stock
b Bid yield
to
listing
Exchange
price
d
Ex-rights.
tNew
on
the New York
x
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
/
y
99.038
1959
10,
99.472
1959
103 Va
1971
1988
September
99.004
99
1971
4%s
Pow
90 "18
84%
1979
Stores
Wisconsin
1959
August 27, 1959
September .3, 1959
Corp 5%s
U S Industries 4%s
White
20,
Augsut
Underwood
Westcoast
99.209
99.828
1959
1959
Transmission—
Amer
99.181
99.875
_
Textron
1959
June
Sperry Rand 5%s
100 %
Ask
99.274
13,
86 Va
ww
4%s
Eastern
August
99.253
1963
Texas
136
210
99.928
1959-
5%s
Philco
128
6,
99.921
Sheraton Co of Am 5s
Co
August
99.821
15,
21,
1973
Corp
99.981
99.918
1959__
99.977
99.924
_
______
99.870
Pacific Petroleum
Public Serv
Yield Price
Bid
Ask
May 28, 1959™
110
133
14,
1959
99.31
99%
4%s
Co
7,
99.31
100.2
Bills
Yield Trice
May
May
May
May
99.28
D9.28
100
98%
116
205
Lowenstein
4% s
7-
1-58
99.28
99 %
99
111
1976
General
Illinois
1-58
3-58
12-
Ask
100
97%
5%s
Ferro Corp
10-
Bid
Bid
3.45';
3.45%
1989
..
Uran
100%
88.20
4%S—L
..
Indiana
Service
100%
98%
5s
Natural Gas Pipeline Co of Amer
4%s
1979
59
89.24
8.12
11-
98
6s
99.17
89.16
May 15. 1963—
1%S Oct. 1, 1963
l%s April 1, 1964
3.60';
Ask
93
Commonwealth Oil Re! Gs__1972
Ell
Bid
1975
Vought 5%s
Cleveland
Bonds—
Mueller Brass 3%s
41uS_;
Power
Ask
92.8
.—
1903———
3.25',;
Securily Issues
98 Va
Pacific Ry
Corp
;
97%
Burlington Industries 4%S—1975
Canadian
.xc
Wisconsin Fund "inc
——1984
5%s
Petroleum
Fund
93.12
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Bate
Fund Jnc„_
Wtinxxtn-un Funu
Whitehall
99.30
100.8
99.14
15,
15.
3.50%
Itistir
Tnsllhifimtnl
Intl Resources Fund Inc
98.28
99.26
1962——
1,
94.28
98.24
1962
3962——
April
98.22
1900
1961
100.6
94.20
196%—
15.
15.
Feb..'
4s
1959—>1——_
15,
ilk
100.4
1961
Aug. 1,
100.1
-
1.
point
a
Situations
-
Wellington Equity Fund—.
4.72
100
99.30
3%s May 15. i960
3 %s May 15. 1900
1%S Oct. 1, 1900—
HaS April 1, 1961
8.98
l
or
99.31
1959
I960—
15,
%S April
4.23
1
Inc__ 1
Investing Corp
Investor's
14.88
4.32
7.88
5.90
1
Fluid
Washington Mutual
7.68
1c
lc
7.21
10c
Income
10.79
Fund
1
15.27
17.20
%s Oct.
3%s Nov.
12.28
13.97
1
Ltd
Value Line Fund Inc
8.45
9.87
Inst Foundation Fund
Institutional
2.59
1
Ltd—
Bank
Canada
11.30
1
15,
15.
—
2.84
1
Inc
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated. Investors
Institutional
Funds
1
U26.15
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund
United
5.00
1
Haydock Fund Inc
Fund Shares_l
Income
United Science Fund
99.30
1959
1959_
Treasury Notes
8.08
Fund Inc
Nov.
Feb
one
Maturity—
1%S
13.73
Guardian Mutual
Ask
Treasury Notes (Continued )-
15,
Aug, 1,
3%s
3%s
17.00
Industry Shares Inc.—1
—.
May
l%.s
9.85
Bid
Certificates of Indebtedness-
13.43
10.15
1
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity—
issued.
Ex-stock
dividend.
Volume
The Commercial and
Number 5843
189
Financial Chronicle
Third Federal Reserve
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
this week will show an increase compared with a year ago.
Bank clearings
District—Philadelphia—
week
1959
Pre¬
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Our preliminary totals stand
1.7%- above those of the corresponding week last year.
1958
.1957
.
$
$
2,510,273
—25.3
—29.1
2,222,041
3,146,981
1,731,534
4,030,903
1,870,409
1,501,199
3,109.086
1,945,458
2,106,425
+
5.6
4,557,458
4.341,779
+
5.0
3,775,315
1,148,000,000
1,085,000,000
+
5,8
1,442,000,000
2,224,270
„
.
Philadelphia
Heading
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
Inc. or
Dec. */o
1,100.913
Lancaster
-
April 25
Ended
'
$
1,879,008
Bethlehem
Chester
that for the week ended Saturday, May 2, clearings for all
1958
$
*
liminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
of the country, indicate
45+
(2073)
•
3,471,410
4,203,482
Scranton
•
+22.8
4,242,416
1,229,000,000
4,200,477
0,013,090
+
9.5
0,099,135
+
8.4
3,849.079
+
7.7
0,941.523
17,105,387
+ 50.3
17,872,231
14,361,885
17,912,098
—19.8
18,764,040
5,847,620
10,675,386
12,593,240
1,219,577,977
1,150.083,376
6.0
1,510,409,292
1,288,553,074
3.7
£
0,964,570
•
0,358,911
"
*
Wilkes-Barre
there is
Our comparative summary for
loss for the week ending Friday of 7.3%.
a
the week follows:
■
*3.800.000
:+,■
Delaware—Wilmington
6,619,262
25.801,063
New Jersey—Trenton
At this center
$26,239,138,822 against $25,798,386,876 for the same week in 1958.
at
;
__
York
3,505.668
"
'0,143,626
■
3,w9a,187
.
~
.
Total
(11
cities)
+
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended May
-
Chicago
2-
1,247,874,739
'.+:. 7.6
1,238,000,000
1,070,000,000
+.15.7
810,444,380
696.821,342
+ 16.3
400,692,323
431,491.284
+
—.—
Boston
___—
I Kansas
Feurth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland-
7.3
3,159.900.030
Philadelphia
I
.*
1958
1959
"
v
$13,684,546,635 $14,761,084,874
I---—_-L_
.New. York
-City
v
Ohio—Canton
+
i
749,417,000
667,143,533
526,113,831
440.466,891
Cleveland
619,146,820
539,370,571
389,042,322
372,243,067
+
202-,417,238
575,590,018
+
7;0
51,334.200
+
35.9
—
'
59.032,400
55,117,800
12,181.934
13,824,551
12,903,081
508.895,722
443,499,721
+ 14.7
450,139,087
14,170,714
453,827,843
1,011,351,201
1,323,709,150
+21.3
1,382,024,891
1,367,171,410
4,079,735
4,485,350
21,401,140
18,805,900
192,678,109
190,907,389
15,011,700
»
Youngstown
11,488,800
18,434,878
;
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
12.848.346
..
.
+ 43.5
+14.8
Baltimore
+ 26.7
+ 19.4
k.
u
San ^Francisco
Pittsburgh
-
+ 23.9
523,728,497
Mansfield
12.3'
387.800,000
208,097,820
003,618,122
Columbus
2.8
398,800,000
St. -Louis
.
13.268,154
332,978.350
Cleveland
6.8
10,617,721
267,325,250
558,935,030
48,470,300
12,058,733
12,780.077
Cincinnati
-
*v-'o
.
"
V'
.;*'! v• \"k
'*•
Total
(7 cities).
west
Ten
\
cities, five days
Otlier
cities,
$20,124,078,100 $20,520,321,592
.
4,393,337,'735
$24,919,709,327
1,019.176,730
878,077,549
+19.1
1.7
8,093,399
7,681,780
+13.2
7,650,167
Maryland—Baltimore
4.00,903,482
350,872,145
+14.0
410,801,493
District of
131,703,178
131,148,750
+
0.5
115,069,938
7,326,710
345,100,019
116,208,243
818,678,138
724,719,849
+13.0
752,740,209
088,140,809
29,301,887
29,210,074
129,719,338
120,972,43 39
380,700,000
355,600,003
South Carolina—Charleston
Total-all
:
cities, five days—
All cities, one day
—
+
1.2
Total
Total
-
cities
all
for
week
_
3,006,537
+16:0
$20,239,138,322 $25,798,330,870
18,112,285
200,825,148
4,530,543
„
Richmond
+14.8
5,095.833,930
20,279,000
+12.4
+12.0
240,392,536
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
+—
1.9
$25,219.962,03G
days——
five
—
if
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
:4.5
Columbia—Washington-,
(0 cities)
<
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
Complete arid exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
in
In the elaborate detailed
statement, however, which we present further
able to. give final and complete results of the previous
April 25. For that week there
was an
6,084,729
309,557,730
4,149,403
255,294,378
+46,6
+21.3
Alabama—Birmingham
204,742,421
Macon
below,
at this center showing a decrease of
Louisiana—New
Total
a
(10 cities)
•
21.3%, in the Richmond Reserve District by 13.0% and in the Atlanta Reserve
the St. Louis Reserve District of 13.0%
and in
Dallas Reserve District of 10.0% and in the San
•
1,303,321,784
}
•
—.
.
-
'
•
following
furnish
we
a summary
Dis¬
f
Week Ended
April 25—
3rd
7
Chicago
1,382,024,891
+13.0
752,740,269
"
1,490.580,851
1,303,321,784
+14.4
1,184,533,629
"
1,650,882,929
1,414,985,525
+17.1
1,549,026,002
799,046,802
707,704,550
+13.0
090,038,583
087,325,292
"
708,038,915
572,373,888
+23.8
9
"•
810,302,960
657,218,024
+23.3
"
603,804,273
548,687,607
+10.0
540,248,895
597,838,740
530,752,343
523,370,113
584,680,037
6
10
—
Dallas
-
Francisco
"
1,463,800,764
1,234,773,602
+18.6
1,261,336,204
10,410,398,875
6.0
1,510,469,292
24,892,587.704
24,7S5,230|992
+ 0.0
21,354,151,459
+14.8
11,371,009,276
now
add
Total
Ended
(4
-
cities)
Minneapolis
St.
Dec. r/o
$
$
-
1,414,985,525
+17.1
1,549,020,602
1,377,851,839
5,543,275
Portland
Massachusetts—Boston
6,060,351
+
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen
Total
—
7,047,112
0.8
791,611,429
+
0.1
4,131,699
1,758,882
3,483,010
10,050,313
15,555,064
3,397.098
1,007,399
1,300.817
3,135,883
3,994,002
—2L5
Springfield
13,552,507
12,732,480
+
0.4
Worcester
,
12,473,302
10,026.071
+ 17.4
32,376,150
11,494,231
47.005,576
45,472,307
+
3.5
42,300,320
39,695,040
__
—
-
Connecticut—Hartford
New
i
Total
1,600,811
4,027,772
3,604.305
River
Lowell
Rhode
Haven—
23,052,320
21,345,188
Island—Providence
34,932,500
32,909,500
8.6
362,100.000
368,000,009
193,000,531
193,501,11®
123,449,03';
2,539,794
2,315,087
707,704,550
+13.0
090,038,583
087,325,29®
3,250,334
Total
(12
cities)
='
'
2,342,440
873,741,008
Hampshire—Manchester
859,423,069
6,449,008
+27.9
7,554,489
8,588,197
4-25.4
350,400,239
150,153,621
8,147,313
3,950,051
+19.8
+30.4
—10.3
303,990,272
137,935,890
I
.
5,846,138
+12.5
5,412,770
4,194,70a
5,320,40®
12,007,194
+33.7
12,508,342
11,711,511
708,038,915
572,373,888
+23.8
540,248,895
528,370,119
811,759
877,909
071,529
7,852,93(5
137,055,039
9,181,53^1
Fort
150,085.179
Elmiras
New
*
,
Jamestown
York
29,140,380
22,028,040
0.1
29,834,500
2,459,380
v
1.7
943,537,130
878,012,424
+
+
4.6
25.0G0.747"
128,031,744
+ 17,2.
130.263,115
.
+ 41.9
3,557,040
3,817,305
2,91'7,816
13,859,377,794
37,000,744
—-19.5
23,116,792
+ 22.7
(a)
(a)
9,983,082,183
-
--Total
(t cities)
+23.3
10,078,088
477,873,844
33,870,575
0,303,000
5,902,930
12,543,510
522,238.771
42,275,015
5,799,002
7,100,001
018,980
7,776,305
141,042,184
9,990,875
27,780,325
29,843,741
391,293,417
382,487,73®
11,796,944
11,064,80®
0,115,951
5,050,807
597,838,740
584,680,03'/
—i
+24.5
9.3
+24.8
+
(6
74,094,639
70,054,688
+
80,072,325
+20.0-
---.12.835.521.766
14.233.170.008
5.8
San
9.8
25,122,334
7,004,000
0,590,000
7,555,705
8,226,68®
14,156,191
13,775,048
14,533,104
5.2
548,087,007
+10.0
530,752,343
510,827,203
-1
195,508,920
+14.2
203,030,883
177,120,339
4,262,629
223,329,804
-
—
4,812,042
+29.3
224,042,657
113,058,056
35,051,597
20,480,634
187,504,000
92,123,847
20,091,918
18,482,395
+19.8
+23.4
+31.3
+10.8
774,000,320
600,008,532
27,378,388
9,837,519
11,704,781
+17.3
+35,0
+42.9
+25.3
0,222,412
—
-
—
Francisco
—
._
■,
,r'
„
-
.
30,954,975
14,057,255
14,730.448
Stockton
.—
Total
20,976,571
'
5,161,400
179,356.580
98.669,020
180,734^529
90,459,443
30,035,712
24,064,841
19,698.818
15,264,71®
659,004,221
680,338,599
24,049,460
9,780,260
11,209,400
21.975,823
6.245,203
10,441,717
1,403,800,764
1,234,773,602
+18.6
1,261,336.204
1,189,579,503
24,892,587,764
'■
(10 Cities)
24,735,230,992
+ 0.6
21,354;151.159
21,231,995,953
12,488,363,703
10,375,853,193;. +.H.8.
11,371,069,276
10,625,380,139
34,274,400
77,0«,044t
10,-110.398,375
"
8.9
+20.2
—
003,804,273
cities)-
Jose
San
-
67,203,230
?*.
82,129,581
11,012,890,385
Grand total
(108 citiea)
"Outsido New York city
*
—
10,491,91®
430,257,80®
34,699,60®
34,949,117
34,949,437
90,264,298
9,740,949
453,960,497
36,940,037
15,940,495
Santa Barbara
10,000,009,855
31,221.372
v
' 96,054,480
-;*■
057,218,024
—
-
California—Long Beach
Pasadena
—it
3,248,422
+ 22.G
—10.5
28,370,889
Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey
810,302,900
-
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt Lake City
-
New
(9 Cities)
.
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
133,004,107
2,273,136
44,277.541
-
+20.0
+23.3
+ 8.2
+ 8.0
Louisiana—Shreveport ——\
27,517,214
2,741,919
12,404,224,050
Syracuse
Connecticut—Staa*»jrd_
15,147,023
0,927,420
441,185,974
14,003,844
0,414,000
Worth
2.103.0G8
+
3,301,009
Rochester
—
City
29,284,000
+ 39.0
+ 10.8
3,226,421
—
___
+30.8
30,180,204
Galveston
*
Buffalo
•
30,434,920
+25.3
5,400,420
38,030,039
543,815,292
Yakima
31,827,552
9,181,311
149,001,505
—18.2
+12.1
7,389,440
Wichita Falls
-
York—Albany
+39.1
772,701
-
—
'Washington—Seattle
,
New
1,017.279
10,294.018
180,705,007
'■'>
-
-
4,094,389
City-
1,414.534
Dallas
<
-
8,740,737
134,493,309
7,002,221
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
Second Federal Reserve District— New York—
i
131,732,258
385,100,503
632,327
Texas—Austin
Total
New
9,189,64;]
5,345,141
3,988,074
+18.1
716,148.027
Fall
13,128,504
8,219,991
5,047,359
+
Colorado—Colorado Springs
739,979,170
721,001,087
New Bedford
1,021,553,145
5,259.21S
13,291,525
0,577,024
(7 cities)-
Wichita
6,697,080
+
0,071,748
16,941,021
Kansas—Topcka
2,043,030
8.0
1,182,318,900
+23.3
+ 12.4
,14.288,401
+19.2
+17.0
+ 8.0
Nebraska—Fremont
$
2,733,187
1,667,104
+17.4
"
180,062,983
141,321,034
2,779,933
—U——
Omaha
9.3
1,387,668
383,600,000
St. Joseph
3,023,382
13,915,514
5.7
179,940,754
10,020,741
3,308,090
Paul
Missouri—Kansas
3,311,400
42,893,320
40,049,792
+14.4
+
8,240.677
Montana—Billings
First Federal Reserve District- Boston—
Maine—Bangor
"
+31.3
483,004,008
South
1956
$
9,016,403
3,775,248
128,579,194
6,300,830
3,607,572
District—Minneapolis-
.
North
city for the
1957
137,288.040
0,261,800
416,700,000
—
Ninth Federal Reserve
April 25
Inc. or
+33.7
+ 9.9
+ 8.1
214,000,770
105,328,035
3,018,051
,
Lincoln
Week
1958
-I- 28.1
+25.1
+ 8.0
Hustings
1959
11,358,817
74,809,000
11,010,181
8,657,617
Minnesota—Duluth
week ended April 25, for four years:
Clearings at—
10,117,543
9,996,933
70,860,000
799,040,802
Louis
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
...
10.025,386,130
detailed statement showing the figures for each
our
2,746,409
17,534,703
8,906,401
0,689,841
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
We
17,283,045
+27.1
4.3
1.4
+49.5
+21.9
1,050,882,929
(17 cities)
Missouri—St.
21,231,995,985
10,875,853,198
—
—
5,534,370
14,105,000
-
Kentucky—Louisville
510,827,265
1,189,579,505
12,438,363,708
108 cities
Outside New York City
2,554,811
18,536,701
9,030,296
10,735,553
83,900,000
17,951,408
1,342,173
1,012,039,311
Helena
Total
2,152,554
'
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1,377,851,839
'•
7
Louis
10th Kansas City
12th San
+21.3
724,719,849
4
—
9th Minneapolis
11th
1,328,709,150
818,078,138
17
———
9.8
+
1,150,083.376
Atlanta
7th
St.
1,011,351,201
10
Richmond
6th
8th
"
1,219.577,977
4th Cleveland
5th
"
"
—
14,233,170.068
.11
Philadelphia
943,537,136
1.7
1,117,907,223
14.4
""•/**.'
7,205,307
Peoria
1956
$
6
12.835,521,760
+
1,184,533,629
: +
0,821,554
15,847,309
:
Chicago
873,012,424
11,012,890,385
1,288,553,674
1,3G7,171,419
088,140,809
1,117,987,223
"
*»' fit
J
20,529,991
1,418,331
1,189,042,961
Springfield
1957
$
Dec. c/o
859,423,069
873,741,008
9
2nd New York
505,003
200,525,73®
7,375,550
42,480,702
Decatur
by Federal Reserve Districts:
$
$
12 cities
1st Boston
545,030
205,251,550
9,201,592
3,508,408
100,070,180
.
Sioux City
Illinois—Bloomington
Total
:
1.6
+11.3
10.828,494
Moines
Des
a
Inc. or
+18.7
7,969,084
:
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
gain of 23.3%, in the
Francisco Reserve District of 18.6%.
1958
+15.8
+
55,706,505
Haute__
Terrc
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
1959
"
3,248,493
17,739,483
9,505,450
16,045,374
102,317,000
Rockford
In the
5,552,501
4,903,223
203,541,203
185,127,391
12,042,753
5,552.335
11,785,333
4,769,053
175,982,547
South Bend
by
an
totals show
•'
'
v
Wayne
Indianapolis
improvement of 17.1%, in
the Minneapolis Reserve District of
In the Kansas City Reserve District the
23.8%.
Indiana—Fort
1.7% and in the Philadelphia
trict by 14.4%. The Chicago Reserve District enjoys
1,490,580,851
4,016,400
237,953,730
170,863,193
13,909,542
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago-
falling off of 9.8% but in the Boston
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals are larger
Reserve District of 6.0%.
013,880
+
214,753,394
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
Lansing
located and from this we note that in the
New York-Reserve District the totals record
13,860,481
j
239,005,275
Orleans
•
■
gain of 14.8%, the bank clearings
Reserve District the totals register an improvement of
623,711
+
clearings for
10.5%. We group the cities according to the Fed¬
eral Reserve Districts in which they are
228,590.381
10,448,080
Mobile
Mississippi—VicksDurg
.
Outside of this city there was a
Same week in 1958.
:
Augusta
$24,735,230,992 in the
the whole country having amounted to $24,892,587,764 against
8.1
+38.3
-
week—-the week ended
increase of 0.6%, the aggregate
+ 22.6
+19.3
417,400,000
4,737,166
Florida—Jacksonville
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
we are
29,083,840
134,832,795
1.
Georgia—Atlanta
available at time of going to press.
ends Saturday and the Saturday figures are not
35,644,753
100,822,377
451,100,000
> 6,551,709
Tenuessefr—Knoxvllle 2
Nashville
the week
cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as
We
of next week.
issue
our
*■
4i'*Fstim#ted.
.
-
.
<a) Clearings operations
dlscorrtinxied.' ~-r
/
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
Mti20W
.
.
Monday, May 4, 3959
.
Date
Company and Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
RATES
First
CERTIFIED
BY
FEDERAL
24,
1959
Noon
Country and Monetary Unit
TO
BANK TO
RESERVE
APRIL
Buying Rate for
Cable
TREASURY
UNDER
TARIFF
in New York
Transfers
1987-—
1,
to
first
due Dec. 1,
J962)—_
Corp.— = -
Dec.
1,
Transmission
Eastern
.
Ltd.—-
Co.,
Light
1840
May 29
preferred
Washington Gas
(Value in United States Money)
l
-Jun
——
series.———Tokyo Electric Light Co., Ltd.—
First
mortgage gold bonds, 6%
doHar series
June 15, 1958 extended to June 15,
1963
1930
OF
ACT
June
Power
1
_Jun
;
6%%...sinking fund-bonds,
(extended
1952
Texas
INCLUSIVE
1959,
30,
due
Electric
mortgage
5.50%
APRIL
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
series
4sa %
Shinvetsu
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
Page
(Wis.)—
Power Co.
States
Northern
due
—^Jtrn
1972
15
: .-?■
~
\
series due 1982——. May 15
Co.'—
.
1973
Refunding mortgages bonds, 5%
Friday
Monday
Apr. 24
Argentina, peso—
.0132350
pound
Austria, schilling—
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
—
Finland, markka..
France (Metropolitan), francGermany, Deutsche mark
.0384890*
.0384890*
.0384890*
.0200490
.0200490
.0200500
.0200500
1.038281
1.039531
1.040156
1.040312
1.039062
.210862
.210900
.210875
.210875
.210875
.00311405*
.00311405*
.00311405*
.00203859
.00203855
.00203867
.239075
.239040
.239040
.239020
.239020
.211053
.211028
.211013
.211010
2.816600
2.815700
2.815800
.00161007
.00160989
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912*
.329766
.329758
.329691
.329691
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.00161007
.00161007
.264850
.264875
.264890
2.788613
2.788712
2.787821
.140443
.140443
.140443
.496950*
.264905
.0350270*
.0350250*
.0350350*
.0350130*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.193283
.193286
.193292
.231212
.231150
.231150
.231118
.231100
2.804881
2.805977
2.806077
2.805180
2.816500
2.816600
2.815700
2.815600
Company
April 22,
1959
account
1959
1958
18,629,892
910,544
Total gold certificate reserves
R. notes of other banks
ll
+
19,740,436
—
—1,733,500
3,684
65,213
+
Holdings
of
securities
"other"
"r
388,900
394,063
cash
advances
533,768
loans
—1,668,287
52,198
3,683
—
—
—
26,332
—
3,624
Bills
480,293
377,829
+
499
—
28,984
4.40
&
SlKupo
■
59,600
+
Falls
Hills
Mines,
Sc
Burns
2,867,565
+
2,483,771
—
banks decreased $142
A
Co.,
+
59,600
+
(quar.)
4%%
25,622,962
+
59,600
H
Tctal loans and securities-
26,165,718
Due
from foreign
Uncollected
Bank
banks
5,355,334
premises
Other
+
293,393
95,243
+
30
214,932
assets
+
12,522
+
+
assets
52,374,641
—
735,173
+
S.
notes
bank
26,921,G59
reserves
18,378,235
—
U.
S.
Treasurer—genl.
Foreign
—
deposits
Deferred availability cash items
Other
liabs.
6c
divids.
accrued
19,452,573
4,554,086
32,023
—
—
liabilities.
317,022
2,145
—
+
+
63,518
512,111
with
Balances
703,372
+1,009,222
Capital
Other
paid
to
377.401
+
1,168
accounts
168,489
—
32,969
+
27,024
+
368,410
capital
t31,6G9
7,987
—
liabs.
capital accts.
Ratio
of
gold certificate
re¬
serves
to deposit and F. R.
note
&
liabilities
combined-™
Contingent liability
purchased
correspondents
ances
on
tNet
735,173
+1,059,928
+
.4%
—
4.1%
change after elimination
698
shows
the following principal
changes for the week
ended April 22: Decreases of
$451 million in holdings of
U. S. Government
securities, $149 million in reserve
balances with Federal Reserve
Banks, $378 million
with domestic
banks, and $1,229 million
demand deposits credited to domestic
banks.
balances
in
in
reporting member banks; the, principal changes
;were decreases of $28 million in the Boston
District, $22
million in Chicago, and $19 million in
New York City, and
:an
;
increase of $26 million in the San
Francisco District.
Changes according to industry
appear in
another press
release. ''Other" loans increased
$65 million.
Holdings of U. S. Government securities decreased in
all categories for the second week:
Treasury bills by $250
million, Treasury certificates of indebtedness
$81 mil-
5-29
preference (quar.)
Foils, Ltd., common
J32%c
60c
participating class A (quar.)
Participating preferred
—576
Iron Foundries, Ltd.,
Canada
com,
—
—
Ltd.
Vinegars,
(quar.)—
Ltd—
Steel,
4-30
5-15
4-30
7-
6-10
+37J,L*c
<quar.U_
preferred
(quar.)—
Canada Life Assurance Co. (quar.)—
73
4-30
5-15
153c
r
5-20
5-15
5-15
tl5c
—_—
6-19
$$1.15
6-30
1
5-15
$15c
—
2
6-
6-15
—
467
Canadian
General
Electric.
(quar.)——
$$2
250
+
210
Canadian
General
Securities, Ltd., class A—
$25c
2,574
—
81
—
86
—
149
+
—
142
—
149
—
2,381
+
378
—
6-15
5-29
6-
1
5-15
$1.25
6-
:
.*
1
5-15
5-15
4-15
$$1
7-
2
6-
2
$$1.25
7-
2
6-
2
7-
2
6-
2
:
$20c
Canadian Oil Cos., Ltd., common (quar.)—
^4% preferred (quar.)__
———.—
30
—
22
+
64
(quar.)
preferred
—.—_
$$2
preferred (quar.)——%
Gjjiadian Utilities,"Ltd., 4',4% pfd. (quar.) -.; $$1.06+4
5%
$$1.25
preferred (quar.)—1_
*&%
_
deposits adjusted
deposits except U. S. GovernmentGovernment deposits—
Interbank demand deposits:
57,858
—
1,408
—
Carrier
730
—
.
5-15
—
475
i:a4,80%
74
—
105
Carthage
—
Borrowings.
Case
Federal
From
others
Reserve
Banks—™-
841
serves;
loans
to
banks
individual loan items
and
arc
after
shown
89
+
+
10
+
91
deduction
of
valuation
Qwferpillar Tractor^
re¬
5%
pref.
preferred
and
bonds, notes,
redemption,
fund provisions.
including those called under sinking
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise
indicated)
in which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
1
NOTICE
OF
TENDER :
S.)
Ayres 6s
£>ate
,
,
5-15
6-30
6-15
7-
1
•+ 00c
5-
9
$1.05
(quar.)
common
.
_
—
5-
9
< '"•+
—_—;—
7-
2
$$2.50
20c
preferred
25c
iCsfttral Vermont
jCafitral West Co. M s-a>-
Aircraft-
Belt Co.,
9-10
12-10
6-10
5-20
44c
Ghanning
Columbia Gas System,
5% %
'
cum.
5-
5-15
5-29
4-30
10c
•.
"
50c
-
40c
Inc
Jun
5
—l.Jun
due 1987__—f_Jun
1
1789
Corp.
(quar.l
-15c
-
—
z
Common
Series
A
4T«5Ser}es
:"
A
Series
A
.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
Cffccinnali Gas
due April
15,
1963———May 15
Georgia
Power Co.—
1st mtge
bonds, 3% series due Mar. 1, 1975May 7
Home Oil Co., Ltd.—
'
;
5^4% secured conv. debentures due Dec. 15, 1971— —Jun 15
Mathescn Co., Inc., 6% cumulative preferred stock—May 1
*
vi,Mississippi'ValJey Investment Co., Inc.—
" 4
•— *
1st mtge. bonds dated May 15, '51 due Nov.
15, '59 .May 15
.
-+J
-
'
5
6-(t2r
6-30
4-29
..
-6-1
•5-13
5-
-5r25
.k.
8
5-20
&
Service Co.
—
.
<.
60c
37 %C
10-22
.
37 lie
4-15
5-15
v5- 5
r
"10- S
;
12-17• .,,11-27
-8-25
-5- «
(quar.)———
$1.25
(quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)——
$1.25 ..11-25
Electric,
common
com.
(
(quar.)
..
«'
46c
:
gtd.
ijiuar.)
preferred
RR.
3-15
6-
00c
25c
—
■JCSiVelar.d Electric Illuminating,
reland 'Sc. Pittsburgh
.
9-24
y
37%C
(quar.)
(quar.)—
eiayk Controller.(quar.)^
"ecial
4-30
5-15
-
30c
5--t
5-29
•
3c
-
rCtHwapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.Lu._u^_~
'Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.
"EiCommon
^
(quat.>—
1
1982
Community Public Service Co.—
'
First mortgage bonds, series
E,'5%%
Faliralloy Canada Ltd—
1st 5V2T0 series A bonds,
pfd. stock
Fag#
•'
debentures, .series H, due
5-
"£4 1
7", 5-12
T5c
preferrecT (quar.—
ri*ew common (initial)^——2
1
4-3a
5-14
.1' 6-15 '
.
-5%
.
•
,;5-i5
25c
.
^is'c
,
Date
conv.
6-18 )•
1
45c
(Boston) (from invest, inc.)—
CtUkSe Manhattan Bank (N. Y.) (quar.)
REDEMPTIONS
"
Inc., 4%%
+
6-
•
Company and Issue—
.,.6-18,.
5-15
Chase Plmd
Air Reduction Co.,
6-30
B-480
'
4%% pfd. stock issues of May 1, '45 & scries oi '47. .Apr 27
PARTIAL
j
45c
,
'
J
"
$1.23
$1.12+2
—
(livcreasedi
0-10
9-21
12-31
■
-i-'-i: $1
——
0-19
$1.25
(quar.):—
Co.
9-10
12-10
'
$1.23
-
(stock dividend)
convertible
•Ghain
D-21
12-21
$1.25
.
(quar.)—_
Public- Service (quar.)—1
Page
Co.—
8
5-15
25c
(quar.)
Industries
5-lt
6'
3>-19
25c
r.
——
SJcniral & South West Corp.
jCostury
4-20
4-20
'6-. 1
—
preferi*pd; ■(miar.)i-^—
•st:-^,50%
6-12
;
6-20
$1.25
(increaseti-quar.)——
8
6-12
1
«jnl,82%
Jifefekred Vquaf.+iir^J'^iilf—J'1
jBantral Louisiana Elgctrlc, com. (quar.)^^^
eCfWe- tie Pasco
r
:
5-29
ll3ic
7-
preferred A & preferred B (quar.)
preferred A & preferred B (quar.)_—
preferred A fc preferred B (quar.)
iCiSOtral-Ulinois Public Service, com. (quar.)
®Cffisna
Company and Issue—
(L.
•'
(quar.)-^
.
list of corporate
stock called
for
common
5-15
—
Fund Notices
a
5-29
—
com.
(quar.)
ix-aQommon
be found
5-
5-15
56 %C
preferred, (quar.) _y.„___—•
Central of Georgia Ry. Co.—
Common (quar.)
:
Common (quar.)
.
1
1
50c
(quar.).
Foundry,
5-22
66-
60c
pfd.
tzA.20% preferred (quar.)—
fitentral Canada Investments, Ltd.—
gross.
Redemption Calls and Sinking
6»,i>%
•
6-10
40c
preferred (quar.)
-5-%
651
1,115
r_
+
Co.,
4-30
.40c
—
preferred (quar.)
Mills (quar.)
(J. I.)
4-36
5-15
40c
v +
Corn., common
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.).
—1,229
10,271
banks
+1,262
23E
—
Carborundum Co.T (quar.)—:
Carpenter Paper Co. (quar.)
+1,497
63
+
2,539
Domestic banks
Foreign
' 65
+
28,439
-
6-15
5-29
Investment ' Trust,
——
140
1
2
6-15
$25c
International
•*5rtd., common
5% preferred (quar.)
201
—
7-
6-
$15c
'
—
Canadian
653
1,449
B
^Olass
153
+
—2,255
13,157
.i_
-
+1,425
34
—
6-19
7-
$25c
—
451
Ltd.
4-30
2
7-15
$$1.06%
—
7,132
4-30
4-30
4-30
:
U5c
—
(quar.)
—
.
$34 million, and U. S. Government
S25c
(quar.)——
common
2,128
-
nbhi. Treasury notes
Ltd.,
29,640
9,562
S.
Commercial and industrial loans decreased
$39 million
all
5-15
Drawn
Time
638
The condition statement of weekly
reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in
leading cities
4-30
5-15
——-
Below will
at
138
"
13b surplus of $27,543,000 on
Condition Statement of Member Banks
5-15
33 Y* c
Canadian
—
Sept. 2, 1956.
'
+'
4-30
33!ac
.
J20c
$1.30
75.249
360
of Sec.
4-30
34*«c
—
-
Cement,
Canada
foreign
—
5-15
——'—
(quar.)
Central
56,212
1
4-30
.
$ Exclusive of
42.6%
Industrial loan commitments
,
—
6-
.5-15
917
accept¬
for
52,374,641
6-15
30c
27%c
4-30
+1,029
998
From
Total
1
4-30
65
Banks™
domestic banks-..
6-
27c
f
4+i%
—
Reserve
6-15
5-15
preferred
Canada
+
55
—
17,806
;
1
1'
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—.—.....—1
5.50%
LIABILITIES—
13,570
ACCOUNTS—
Surplus
2,200
—J—
Federal
5
5-
25c
—
—
vault
in
.
1958
;
+
Reserves
with
5-
6-
33c
5.36%
5.28%
Canada
Other
U.
CAPITAL
7
+
securities
1
5-16
6-15
5-15
+
Loans
+
50,960,341
—
securities—total
Demand
Total
598
bills——_—.———
to banks
6-
20c
5-15
+1,185
16,723
383,248
1
4-10
31 %c
10
76,254
Cash
Total
5-11
40c
.
iquar.)
(quar.)__
(quav.)_
18
128,275
+
—
5-
32 %c
preferred
+
—
2,015
6-15
5-15
17J/2c
,
—_—™—
preferred
preferred
+
Treasury notes
U. S. bonds™.
26,201
9
6-30
31c
(quar.).
quar.)
(quar.):
5.30%
Since
+2,679
9
39
Treasury certificates of indebtedness—
+
7-
4-30
3-31
10c
——
(quar.)
preferred
—12,218
Government
com.
(initial
1,387
124,288
+
—
7-29
— ___—
Power,
preferred
9,920
547,059
334,964
4-15
5-15
5-22
$1.1212
(quar.)
(quar.)
5.20%
+2,865
609
—
—
——__
+
465,859
"
1959
—
:
+.
273,515
—
5-15
5-11"
.j:l5c
pfd.
(quar.)
common
4.40%
carrying
or
5,247
;
1
5-15
Telephone (quar.)
Utilities, common (quar.)
preferred
5.40%
pur¬
381,783
29,681
acct.
Other
for
loans
Treasury
Deposits:
Member
purchasing
loans-
estate
Other
U.
Federal Reserve
6-
r
5-8
lc
—_
Interstate
New
Apr. 23,
Apr. 15,
"
94,917
55,715
securities—™
securities
1,059,928
LIABILITIES—
carrying
or
Other loans for
31,043
dealers
and
Electric
5%
reporting
of
30,631
loans—
loans™——
brokers
to
chasing
Real
Total
industrial
and
Agricultural
8,675
adjusted!:
adjusted!
Commercial
516,046
—
-
'■
~TbC
——___
—1.
California
(In millions of dollars)
investments
and
Loans
Loans
—
Apr. 22,
1959
ASSETS—
15
...
items
cash
420,693
30c:
1
:
I' ».■' 8- 1
25c' ;* "6-1 '
•-
——
5.08%
..
Loans
—
9-
%
California Water Service—
liabilities
and
Decrease (—)
1,941,890
2,310,788
—
2
conv.
Co.
California-Pacific
Increase (+) or
1,941,890
securities
5%
ol'
(quar.)—.—
Ltd.
Terminal
Bush
million.
assets
305,486
25,622,962
Govt,
of
summary
..
outright—
5-
1+ -8- 3
15c
-—-V"-'—i-_.
share
Burry Biscuit, $1.25 pfd.
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
increased $89 million and bor¬
rowings from others increased $10 million.
Loans to
2,867,565
Held under repurchase agree't
2
1
1
6-
$1.10
.
ordinary registered—:
Mills. Inc.,
Burrus
Federal Reserve Banks
—-1,296,379
Bends
2
L
Co. (quar.')-i_l_i_lJ_^L
(one
5-
8-
,v9-
million.
67G.190
Notes
1
pfd. A for each ten shares com. held)—
Buck
member banks follows:
+
■
iquar.
dividend
Stock
Burma
6-22
1
8-
$1,101
(quar.)-
Brunning (Charles)
trict; there was a net increase of $65 million at all
reporting member banks. Time deposits increased $63
million, and U. S. Government deposits decreased $238
8,432
—
—
7-
$1.10
preferred B limai.J
Company
Brown
deposits adjusted increased $160 million in
City, $58 million in the Atlanta District, and
95c
——
%-preferred.; (quar:
Brown
by smaller amounts in six other districts, and they de¬
of
New York City and $42 million in the Kansas City Dis¬
\
1,621,900
18,649,726
Certificates
24,053
—
4
Acceptances—bought outright—
U- 6. Government securities:
Bought outright—
Total U. S.
Holderi
When
Payable of K4c.
$1.10
..
preferred
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
California
bought
,
Borough Gas—
4.40%
-
creased $232 million in the New York District outside
( + ) or
April 30,
Redemption fund lor F. R. notes
$86 million.
decreased $149 million.
by
Demand
April 29,
ASSETS—
bonds
New York
Decrease (—) Since
Total
y
Share
'
(quar.)___
preferred
$3.80
Increase
and
•
Per
Name 0/
Nominal.
(in thousands of dollars)
Discounts
'
;
Brockton Taunton Gas—
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Industrial
issue.
2.805280
2.815400
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Other
"this
^-(Coritinued from page 12)
4.40%
P.
1840
1618
.0350300*
4.40%
certificate
1
8
DIVIDENDS
.193261-
Brooklyn
Gold
Jun
.cumul. conv. pfd. series B stock—May
.0238095*
.193286
pound
1574
1468
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
franc
1795
1574
.140450
.496950*
9
1793
,52.787920
.0238095"
United Kingdom, pound sterling-.
5%
♦Announcement' in
.264900
.140450
krona
Union of South Africa,
Transmission Co.—
cumulative Second preferred stock—;
Waste King Corp.
2.787524
—
Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peao
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
New
:
Gas
.0800560
.00161000
—
Tennessee
.00277912*
.329733
*
1572
Kilembe
.00203870
2.816500
"
5la% svbord.t.,debentures due 1961—May. 13
Copper .Cobalt Ltd. 512% collateral debentures
*
due Oct. J,
1965-™_i—.ill™——:——
I—May 18
Stock purchase warrants dated Oct. 1, 1955——
May 19
Koehring Co., 5%; Jfreferred stock, series B__
Dec 15
.00311405*
.00203861
.211015
Italy, lira
Switzerland,
.00311405*
2.815400
Japan, yenMalaysia, Malayan dollar
Mexico, peso
—
Netherlands, guilder
•
.0384890*
.0200450
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
Sweden,
2.243665
.0384890*
Pag*
Date
Algom Uranium Mines, Ltd.,^5% general mtgtf. debs.—Apr 30
Crum & Forster, Inq. 8% preferred stock
-Jun (JO
Fedciers Corp., 5%%' "conv. cumul. pfd. stock.—,
..May 29
Flagg-Utica Corp.. '• ST?" cumui. prior pfd. stock.J—. — . Jun
1
Holly Corp., 5% 'conv: •ddbs. : due June 1, 1959——May 24
International Refinefies 'Inc^ r >
;:
.0125274
2.243585
2.244302
CALLED
ISSUES
Company and Issue—
.012C0C5
.0128528
2.244223
ENTIRE
Apr. 30
$
$
.0128646
2.243346
AustraliaT
Apr. 28
$
Thursday
Wednesday
Apr. 29
Tuesday
Apr. 27
$
5-15
"
5-23
-3-15
$1.12%
;
.-4-1$
-
8
.6-15
.
-»
9-4
11-. 6
-
' ". 50c
-4-20
7-
1
6-
1
5-
8,
6-1
5-
8
•.
§- »
Co.—
—
"
87l2C
Volume
189
Number 5843
.
.
When
Per
•
Name
of Company
Share
Coastal States Life Ifcsur. Co.
<
<
(Initial)
Hold en
.
Per
Name
Payable ol Rec.
;
(quar.;
—„
Colaate-PalmoHve Co., common
4
4-27
$20c
5-15
90c
3-15
4-17
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
j
87 %c
6-30
6-12
Fall River Gas
quar.)
-
•„_
Collins & Aikman
Corp.
Codlyer Insulated Wire Co.
Columbia
25c
5-15
4-
1
Fafnir Bearing Co., new
Stock dividend—
$1.06%
5-15
5-
1
Farmer
50c
6-10
6-
1
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance
25c
6-
1
5-
8
5%
preferred1 (quar.)
Quarterly.
Quarterly
Coneord
Life
t
—
Assn.
—
(Toronto)
(quar.)-
+
$2.50
noh-eum.
6-
pref.
(s-at
9-
35c
$1.37 %
Federal
6-
5-
1
*12c
1
4.60%
preferred
5-15
6-15
$1- *
Screw
Federated
Clas3
A
Class
B
Consolidated
Natural
Class
VaC
5-15
4-15
Class
{quar.)
Co.—
52
.v"
6-
$50c
.
7-
$1.12%-„
7-
$1.04
v
Sfe&el Industries—
fT"
Monthly
:*
Consumers
Glass,
Continental
Ltd,
Life
Cook Paint & Varnish Co., com.
$3. prior
preferred
Corning Natural Gas
(quar. i
1
7-
8-1,,
(quar.)
above
Issue
The
is
10
for
date
payment
June
Corp.,
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Power
&
dividend
slock
(2-1
5-
1
Foote
8- 1
5-
8
1
5-
Minerals
Co.
(stock
<quar,)_—
8
5-
1
5-
1
preferred A (quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door
6-
5%
5-21
1
25c
6-15
5- 1
5%
6-30
6-15
Huston
20c
G-18
6-
5-31
5-10
5-15
4-30
Franklin
6-10
5-l«
1
Income
New
■
Cfov/n Cork
Ltd. (quar.)—
r
i
;
preferred (quar.)
Crum &Forster, 8% preferred (quar.)——
Crystal Oil Ar L*.£d 'Co.—
r v.
$1.12
preferred- (quar.)
$1.12/
preferred,
Friden,
0-10
28c
G-
1
5-15
28c
Industrie Electrica de
5-15
5-
1
1
•ft-
1
8-17
Class
7-
1
9-29
9-15
20c
5-20
3-
50c
6-24
6r 4
Gas
50c
9-24
9-
4
50c
-12-24
12*
4
5-
5- 4
5- 5
4-27
6-
1
2
4-
1
11-16
11-
2
5-15
5-
1
5c
5-15
56-
(quar.)
56Vic
1
Class" A dqcar.f -—'
Class A ujuar.-*—___
.
—
Gar Wood
Industries, 4%%
Gardner-Denver
5
Service
Co.,
Co.
pfd.
City Steel, Inc. (Gmalia)
General Bakeries, Ltd
—
55-
5-15
5-15
5-1
5-
4-15
5
General Cigar
Co., new
5*15
General
Oil
5-15
tquar.)—
___
—_
Detrex
Chemical—
t\vo-for-one
$2
General
5* 4
Stock
5-
4
share
3
6f
4
distribution
Development
02V2C
6*15
6-
1
(s-a)
€2%c
12-15
12-
$
General
5-11
4-15
General
~250
6-15
6-
General
Dynamics
General
split
—_
.
s-holders
approval) ————z.
i—
Giorgio Fruit, class A (quar.)
1
5-13
5-
5-15
15c
:: J
i
GeAeral
General
4*16
General
15c
5-15
4-15
Diebolri,
Inc.. (quar.)
——-——
Diversified Investment Fund, Inc. (quarterly
from net
investment income)—.
15c
6-12
6-
1
4%%
9c
5-25
5-
1
Dobbs Houses, Inc.
(quar.)
Dodge Manufacturing Corp.,
$1.50 preferred
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
Dominion
Bridge Co. Ltd.
5%%
—
37 %c
(quar.)—
com.
Stores,
Tar
Ltd.
6-1#
1
5-22
4-30
30c
5-22
5-
:v
7
$50c
3-15
4-30
$31 Vic
(quar.)——™——
Chemical
&
7-
1
6-15
5*19
Ltd.—
Co.
Common -(quar.)
—:
u_—————
$1 preference (quar.)—
—
Dominqucz 0:1 Fields (monthly)———
$15c
-
8-
1
r-'2
$25c
.
7-
1
8*
1
$1
Industrie® Ltd.,
Dover
Drackett
Company,
Dravo
40c
$10c
5-10
6-15
0-
6-
Driver-Karris
Dun
Co.-
•
5-15
$2.50
1
Early
East
Iowa
1
5-15
4*30
4.40%
preferred (quar.)—
4.75%
preferred (quar.)—
increased)
'
5-
,
5
Genisco, Inc.
5-29
5-20
Georgia-Pacific Corp., con. (quar.t5% preferred (qdar.)——
4-30
Giannini
-
31 Vic
-
r
6-15
.
Eastern Air Lines
preferred (quar.)
Gillette Company (quar.)
Glen-Gary Shale Brick (quar.)
Globe-News Publishing Co
5-29
4
4-29
5-31
6-15
25c
(quar.)
$7
Stafe® Corp. (Md.)—
preferred A (accuni.)
$1.75"
8-
1
$€
preferred E» 'accum.i
$1.33
8-
1
Associates
Utilities
Economics
5jl?
$4.13 preferred
$4.50 preferred
common
(quar.)
Auto-Lite
3-11
1
5^1
$1.18
preferred
434ff
(quar.).,
preferred, 'quar.)
5-11
7-
1
5-11
5%
5-
8
4-17
6-20
30c
(increased)—
Willlam.sport RR. <s-at
District- Electric, common
7-1
$1.35
—
25c
:
6-
43c
ui
u
6-
6-
$1.18)4
_
5->l
4-20
6-15
30c
—
5*-l
5-29
$1.25
-
6*4
5-15
5-15
$1.16%
(quar.)—
1
5-29
3c
—
&
Empire
;f>br
1
7-
5-15
6-
1
1
1
5ri5
'
Emporium-Capwell Co.,
•
prelerrcd
(s-a)_
10-
$3.50
1
9-18
1
5-15
1
Equitable Credit Corp., 50c preferred (quar.)
12
%Q
6-
Equitable
43^0
6-
•4-36 ','c-
Gas,
(quar.)
(initial)
:
common
preferred
-
^
Equity,Corp^.$2 convertible preferred (quar.)
Erie Forge
Erlfc
& £tecl Corp., common
it-Pittsburgh RR.-, guaranteed
(quar.)
(quar.)_
90c
10c
87Vac
-
1
6-
50c
Grafton
.
1
5-^
5- 8
4-20
6-1C
5-29
&
Class
A
Class
A
Grand
1
5-
5
5-15
4-24
5-15
4-24
6-15
Stock
Great
Co., Ltd.,
8-15
7-24
8-15
7-24
8-15
7-24
6-
0-15
62Vic
64Vic
$1.30
.
1
6-
1
Co.
(quar.)
—
1
Pacific
&
Tea
Co.
Dredge & Dock Co.
Northern
Great Northern
Great Southern
Gas
(quar.)—
8-30
Railway (quar.)
Life Ins.
Co,
Great
West Coal
Class
Gross
...—
B
(A.
Co.
P.)
B
Fire Brick (quar.)
27c
50c
10c
7-
1
1
7- 1
4%
com.
(quar.)—
1
6-21
6-
1
5-15
30c
1
6- 5
8-
6-11
5-25
6-24
6-
1
1
3-24
75c
7-
1
6-
6-
1
5- 8
6-
1
5-
5
•
; 4-20
30c
3-15
3-31
4.30
5-13
4-30
.
4-30
8- 1
7-20
1
7-20
11- 2
10-19
li- a
10-19
8-
25C;
6-
45c
5%
1
3- I
1
6-10
5-
6-26
.
82 %C
,5-22
7-
6-15
1
6-15
5-
1
40c
4%
Keycs
5-25
4%
Klein
Knox
.
9-15
8-25
11-25
3-11
4-20
5-11
20c
6-
4-20
1
40c
6-10
5-18
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-11
5-11
7-17
6-24
$1.40
8-15
6-
7- 1
$1.25
6-
1
6-15
5-25
3-15
8-
30c
93 %c
1-
3-29
$1.25
7-17
6- 2
(quar.)
95c
0- 1
5-19
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6-
5-15
$1.05
(quar.)—
Corp.
preferred
$1
preferred
Fund
1
6- 1
9-19
$1.08%
(quar.)
(monthly)—
—
&
6-
1
5-15
$1.12%
0-
1
3-15
6-10
5-25
35c
87 %C
87 %c
87 %C
7-
1
10-
1
9-15
1-2-60
12-15
6-19
5-31
$0V4c
8-15
1
6-16
60c
7-
25c
5-20
5-
$20c
6-24
5-29
5c
5-13
5- 4
5
Co.,
(S.)
(quar.)
Department Stores
(quar.)
5- 4
6-
1
7-
1
6-10
6-10
5-11
5-11
5-
8%c
1
4-30
5-25
6-10
40c
5
5-15
22 %c
6-
1
8- 1
$1.50
7-
1
6-15
$1.75
8-
1
7-15
5-15
5-
I
6-
1
5-
1
6-
10c
(quar.)
Lake of the Woods Milling Co.
7%
preferred (quar.)
6-
4
5- 4
5-20
8c
Fund
class A_
Kresgc (S. S.) Co. (quar.).;.
Kroger Company, common—l—
6'% 1st preferred (quar.)
7%> 2nd preferred (quar.)
Corp.,
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc.
1
25c
(quar.)
5-11
0-
50c
dividend
1st preferred
6-
3-26
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
6-15
15c
30c
2%
Company
Fibre
5- 5
10c
6-15
1
1
Knickerbocker
4-13
3-25
12-15
1
6-
6- 9
Keystone Steel & Wire
5-11
8
5-
6-15
7-
15c
23c
Stock
8
0- 2
6-15
1
$1.20
5c
5-15
6-
fl-15
7-
$1.08%
<—
(quar.)—
Lamson Machine
Kctchum
5-15
60c
35c
50c
preferred
Ketr Income
5-18
6-
1
5- 1
Ltd.—
$$1.75
—
$10c
Ltd. (s-a)
(quar.)
Lamaque Gold Mines,
40c
40c
40c
6-10
0-
6-16
9-10
9-
1
La^ston
(M.
H.)
12-10
12- 1
$12 Vic
$12Vic
5-15
4-30
5-15
4-30
Leath
5-21
5-
5-11
4-24
5-11
4-24
7-
1
8-21
6-15
Bryant
Laura Secord
Lees
<fc
Co.
(James)
Stock
12-16
1
5-19
5-10
4-13
$25c
(stock dividend)
Candy Shops (quar.)
6 -1
5-15
6-
35c
——
(quar.)—
dividend
Lehigh Portland Cement (quar.)
Leslie Salt (quar.)—
T
Lexington Trust Fund Shares
7-
1
6-10
10c
6- 5
5-20
50c
(quar.)
& Sons
9-16
12-31
12 %o
(quar.)
Leece-Neville Co.
6
Lane
9-30
10%
1
6*30
17%c
(Alfred)
17 %c
17 %c
Lambert
$1.25
Rfc., $5 pfd.
6-12
40c
(quar.)
—
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment (quar.)
Kellogg Company—
3 % % preferred (quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)
.3%% preferred (quar.)
Kelly Douglas & Co. Ltd.. class A (quar.)—
Kelsey-Hayes Co. (quar.)
Kcnnametal, Inc. (quar.)
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
6- 4
7-
$1.16
Ohio
4-30
40c
4.33% preferred
4%% preferred
4-30
6-25
&
3.80%
6-19
5-15
(quar.)—
&
3-13
6-26
25c
1st
4.20%
5-19
7- 1
Gulf Power Co.. 4.64%"preferred (quar.)——
Mobile
5- 5
25c
$60c
Kaiser Steel
5-19
9-14
Gulf
8-27
1
37 %c
—.——...
(quar.)
Fund, Inc
Jones
8-19
7-
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
0-
37 %C
(quar.)
—————————
Inc., 5% pfd. A (quar.).:
Jewel Tea, new common (initial quar.)
3%%
preferred (quar.)
5-19
1
7Vic
common
preferred
preferred
25c
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
Telecasting,
Class
Ltd., class A
5
6-10
5-31
(Houston)—
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
5-
8c
Power &
5%
5-19
7-
75c
(quar.)
(initial s-a)—
Utilities
5-29
for each
Jantzcn,
5-15
3%
dividend
Atlantic
6-15
20o
Jamestown Telephone, common.
5-15
6-
53%c
54%c
> 55c
59%c
66c
7Vic
25c
$1.25
$25c
*25c
125c
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Great Lakes
Great
—
—
class A
3- 6
4-24
Istel
(Dei.) —
Employees Corp.
Union
Green
6-
-
.
—„—
Increased semi-annually
■'
Stock dividend
1
7-
1
6-
30c
W.) Co. (quar.)
Batteries (quar.)
(H.
Government
6*^5
5-U
$1.03
,
Electrographic Corp. (quar.)
Electronics Investment, common
Optional
;
Elmira
6-15
$1.12 Ya
(stock dividendr
Co.
5%.
6-15
—
$4.72 preferred (quar.)
$5.40 preferred.--(quar.)
Electric
5-15
•
-j—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electro Instruments
7-,3
29c
_
5
$1.50
—
(quar.).—
Gould-National
7^3
45c
55c
fquar.i>__
Inc.
Nugget, Inc—
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (quar.)
Gcssard
pfd. A (quar.)
Laboratory 4Ih'/e
El Paso Electric Co.,
Industries,
*—
Golden
Eastern
Eastern
5-
'
conv
5-
5-15
$50c
—
Light, common (quar.)
3.30% preferred (quar.)
.
4.35% preferred (quar.)—
4.80% preferred (quar.)
Iron Fireman Mfg. Co. (quar.)——
changed to Giannini Controls Corp.
5Vi^>
Globe-Wernicke
$$1.75
'
preferred" taccum.)
Co,—
Namo
6-15
5-
$4
(G. M.)
—
5-.6
Kootenayr Power, Ltd.—
7%
(quar.)
4-30
5-15
5-22
15c
(quar.)
———
6»J9
3-15
-
$30c
—_
—_
5.28% preferred (quar.)
1
6-10
40c
J14C
——:—
Brewing
—
6-12
50c
——-—
Inc., (quar.)—
(quar.)
Ccrp, T5% preferred
5-15
7-
4*30
-.5-15
1
50c
6-
50c
6-
1
6- 1
28c
25c
(quar.).
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric,
Stock dividend
6-19
33c
(quar.)
5-15
Utilities Corp.
Extra
4-17
32Vic
25c
preferred (quar.)
4.36% preferred (quar.)—
Daniel-' (s-a)— -————
&
5-15
4-23
5-22
Co.—
Mutual of Canada,
Extra
$2.50
4-17
6-30
5-15
25c
-•
6- 2
1
22c
(initial)
(Mich.)—
common
Ltd
Investors Trust Co. of Rhode Island—
5-20
32%c
33c
4>4%
50c
—.
.'
Dupuia Freres, Ltd.,-class A (quar.)
4.80%
preferred (quar.)
Duro-Test
Common
4-?9
25c
-
-•
Duquesnc
6-17
5-20
10c
(quar.)——
(quar.)———
& Bradstrcet
G-30
new
$1.75
5-15
1
27%c
(quar.)
$1.32 preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
5% preferred (quar.)—
5.16%
preferred (quar.).
5.20%
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone & Electronics Corp.—
5-29
6-
50c
Investors
4-10
6-10
5- 4
from
—
4-24
22%c
preferred
25c
common
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred "(quar.)—
4(K
•
50c
30c
10c
60c
53c
—-
50c
common
-?»4^" preferred A
-
Corp.
5-12
\
5-14 V
share held)
5-18
—
25c
(quar.;
1
1
Business Machines Corp.—
International
ef¬
(quar.)_
Finance Corp. (quar.)
Merchandise (quar.)
Outdoor Advertising, (quar.)
Public Utilities Corp. (quar.)
Steel Castings Corp. (quae)—
Steel Wares, Ltd., common (quar.)
Telephone Co. of California—
preferred 1956 series (quar.)-.
preferred (quar.)——
25c
inc.
Douglas Aircraft Co.,
6-
7-
stock spilt—
shares
Telephone Co. of Florida—
$1.30 preferred (quar.)—
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
$1 preferred (quar.)
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
5-15
5-
$20c
(quar.—
(increased s-a—
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd. (s-a)—_•
Dominion
1
5-15
39c
Dominion Electrohome; Ltd.
Dominion
6-
Corp.,
Interstate Engineering (Increased)
Stock dividend (One share com.
!
—
(9c
Intcrprovincial Pipe Line, Ltd.—
Increased quarterly
Interstate Department Stores (quar.)
stock
10
6- 2
200%
—
each
(in
January
receive
5-14
11-2
preferred (quar.)
—___——
International Holdings
(initial quar.)
International Paints Ltd., 6%
pfd. (s-a)—
International Textbook
(quar.)—
General
25c
one-for-four
last
will
5-29
11-16
$3
7%
6-12
—
General
100%
L———
a
voted
for each 4 held)
,"';
stock
plus
hold,
6- 1
5-23
40c
after three-for-two
Common
5-15
6-26
for
1
;
6-15
6-15
25c
share
one
9- •
4-27
7-
75c
profits)
Breweries, Inc.
International Harvester
Corp.—
of
stockholders
6-30
:—31 Vic
(initial)—
20c
common
(quar,)—.—
dividend
(s-a)
Stcet Corp.
(increased)
—
De Vilbiss Co. (stock dlvid. subject to stock¬
Class
4-27
3
3
fect
Detroit
Di
Crude
6-
■
40c
(quar.)
Tramway. Corp.—
conv.
6-
40c
(quar.)
5%
6-
30c.
——
$2.50 to $3.50 1st preferred
$2.50 to $3fc.50-1st' preferred
A
5
3
1
15c
debenture stock
8%
Denver
-
6-
7-
6-
JL__
Dennlnson Mfg.,-voting common
Class, A
6-15
7-15
——————
Inc.; (quar.)
Daystrom.
•:
750
93'! 4 c
Dana-Corp., common (quar.)
3%% preferred tquar.)
Day-Brite Lighting tquar. i
9-15
12-15
.
6-10
(% share for each share
held, subject to approval of stockhold¬
ers April 28)
General Builders
Corp.—
preferred (quar.) J,
5-15
6-15
Stock dividend
7
6-10
2
5-15
,
6-30
3%
Quarterly
International
1
6-
10c
$7%c
—
5-15
50c
—
5-29
25c
International
5-15
38c
(quar.)_,
common
(quar.)
5-11
1
5-29
$1.25
24c
securities
from
Interchemical
1
6-
6-
13 Vac
24c
—
(kiltial quar.)
common
13c
1
6-15
$1
$1.00%
1
50c
shares
Securities, Ltd.—
Institutional
Foundation Fund
1
8-
15c
——
5-15
investment Income plus a distribution of
5-
8-15
pfd. (quar,)—,
5-15
6-15
Institutional
5-29
5-15
10c
B
New
7
•5c
common—
6-13
30c
(quar.)_
——
5-15
6-
6-10
5-29
6-
Mexicof ;S. A.—
Enterprises (stock dividend)
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common (quar.)
6%
preferred (s-a>Inland Steel Co. (stock dividend)
4-14
10c
10c
'
Gate
—
Products
Industrial
8-15
$1.75
5-15
25c
:-
(quar.)—
6'%
preferred (quar.):
Fruehauf Trailer Co., 4%
Steel
American
5-15
30c
(year-end)
6-15
7- 2
5-20
Indiana
356d
————
Ltd.
(quar.)_
Friendly Finance Inc.,
$1.75
•—
(quar.)
Inc.
Mines,
9-30
GOc
$12 %c
4%i
42 %C
(Increased)-—
Co. (quar.)
common
5-12
200%
Quarterly
'; '.'J*
j
.
-Inc.,; < quar.
Geduld
Realty Co.
Quarterly
%
Curtiss-Wright Corp., class A
.
2
6-30
$2
tquar.),.
Sugar Co.-—
8-11
(initial)—.
common
Power,
5-25
7c
dividend)
6-30
0-30
.
5-15
1
5%
dividend)
7-15
9-30
American' shares
(stock
Friedman
preferred- -(quar.).—
preferred
(quar.)
7%•
7%
Cuneo Press,
(stock
$1.10
12-30
9c
—
Stores
Freestate
4-1$
8-
$1.05
$4.20
Cuban-American
5-15
1
5-15
$50c
&,Seal Co.,
Zellerbaclv Corp.
Crown
scries
Franklin
7-15
v
60c
6-
1
$1
6-30
7-15
$1.25
6-11
6-
93%c
$1.25
GOc
25c
—„——
-
5-15
7-15
(quar.,)
(quar.)
35c
Furwrls--
series
i 4-25
1
30c
$1.25
Illinois Central RR.
and non-voting)
••
0-
4-25
8
Idaho
-
5-15
0- 2
.
V
.
Peanut (quar.)_
(Tom)
$1.50
5- 4
6-26
5-15
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
2%
(increased quar.)
Foxboro Company (quar.).
—
.
5%
$1.06%
$1.25
4-10
J
4%'
dividend)
5%
-
t
(stock
B
Howard Stores Corp., 4V'*% preferred (quar.)
Hunt Foods Sc Industries, common (quar.)—
5-1
subject
Quarterly
Custodian
Class
1
5-15
—
(quar.)
common
A
—
:b-•
—
—
——
5-15
-
A.)
5-15
1
62 %C
(quar.)
—
5-15
Ford Motor Co.
Bond
5-
(Geo.
preferred
5-19
*
(quar.)_
———
(N. Y.), 5% pfd. (quar.)
Household Finance Corp., common (quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)^——
—
4.40% preferred (quar.)——
Hugoton Production Co. (quar.)
Horner (Frank W.), Ltd., class A (quar.)—
Hot Shoppes, common (stock dividend)
$1.18%
dividend!
Forbes & Wallace, Inc.—
Class B common (voting
7-23
1 M
6-
Markets
5-15
6%
6-10
$1
split,
Ltd.
of Canada,
Horn & Hardart Co.
1
G-20
Hormel
$1.15
approval of stockholders May 11)
preferred A (s-a)
Giant
1
6-
$1.10
— .————-
(quar.l—
:
(quar,)—™-——Light—
r
preferred
*
7-
42c
18c
—
(quar.)
1
6-
$4.25 preferred
7
t30c
(quar.)
common
6-
'
5-29
6- 4
to
4-30
25c
4- 3
Food
6-
7-10
6-
1
73c
Flying Tiger Line, 5%
28V8C
50c
5-8
8-
(quar.)__--__.
(N. Y.) (quar.)—
Corp.
1
.
(quar.)-—
5-30
15c
5-15
Frecport Sulphur Co.
preferred
convertible
5-15
6-25
3%
—;
—
(Edward") Lumber (quar.)
(Charles E.) Co. (quar.)
!
(Henry) Company (stock dividend)
Hooker Chemical Corp., com. (quar.)
8
Stock
preferred
7-17
as
Sestotv Co.—:
5-15
1
Hires
6-
Stock
previously reported.
Cribix-n
1
6-
Holt
1
5-15
Florida
the
20
June
not
6-
6-
•
CORRECTION:
34%c
5-28
6r 1
5-
-
5-15
6-15
$1.12%
42%c
5-15
.•
5-15
1
6-15
4-15
pfd. (quar.)
5
1
6-
4-30
5-15
1
29c
12-
6-
5-15
65c
Power
4.75
6-15
25c
——
12-15
$1.18%
preferred (quar.)
& Dauch Paper Co.
Hinde
9
6-
Cosmos Imperial Mills, Ltd. (quar._$17%fc
20c
Coty Intern a t tonal Corp.——u --%
45c
30c
1
^
common
5-22
9
4.60%
5-15
75c
Corp.,
$1.25
$45c
Hotels
1
6-
4.40%
j$i.30
v.
(s-a)
(quar,)—.—
9- 5
6-
6-
UOc
—
0- 5
9-15
4%%
6-22
Bunk
4%
6
6-
5-29
—-—————k——
6-15
45c
% 1st preferred (quar.)
:
5Vi% conv. preferred A (quar.)
6-22
(s-a)
1
45C
1
lc
Florida
5-15
$37 %c
(quar. t ——
Insurance- (Toronto)
•
5-
5-15
$1.25
—,——
———
1
lc
(New Jersey)
*1
6-22
1
5-
lc
5
3
10c.,* 6-15
.
7-
—
5-
(monthly)
$120
Electrodynamics (quar.)——
Consolidated Theatres Ltd., class A (quar.) —
Class B (quar.)
4-24
8
A
Fittings, Ltd., class A (s-a)
Flagg-Utica Corp.. 5% prior preferred—
12c-
■
Consolidated
8-
5-18
8
B
5
6-
1
_—
5
8-14
5-
3- 7
5
12C
Colorado -Central Power Co, (monthly)—__L-£
Cdmmon
5-
6-
+6C
(s-a)—
:
——
Hilton
5-19
First National City Bank
12c."
Ltd.
4-30
5-19
5
5-
4-30
1
lc
First
-t
6- JL
31%C
-(quar.)!---------——
I
6-
(monthly)
(monthly)
(monthly),-
Firestone Tire &: Rubbcr, 4%%
5-20
.
6-
5-11
"
to approval of stock¬
10
Powder, 5%
pfd. (quar.)
Electric Light Co., common
Common
1
'
Hines
283,kc
17Vac
5-
.
1
Hilo
6-
5-11
1
50c
Hercules
5-15
-
6-
1
6-
$L
v
-
6-
::.
i
5-25
25c
.
:.4%: prcferred.v'(quar.b—
(monthly)
-
4-24
1 '
7-
$L13..
*
-
25c
20c
-(quar.)
of Delaware—
5-15
5-20
60c
$4.50
1
6-15
5-15
7-
1
:
—
(quar.)
Fireman's Insurance
-
1
5-29
5-29
;—;
(increased)
Marx
&
4-15
6-
$22V(jC
$$1.25
(quar.)
5
Works
Corp.
5-29
Mines,
(Canada)—
(quar.)Mortgage Assn.
National
5-15
Gold
(quar.)_
t$2
l
1
Cochenour-Wiliaus
4-17
15c
5-
6-
5(1. preferred
4
25c
68%c
- 30c
(quar.)_
Warehouse
5-15
6-15
.
series
Insurance
1 V%;
30c
Continental Cooper.
5-
Hazcltine Corp.—
2-for-l split subject
$3
5-
V
20c-
Corp. cf America, com. (quar.)_—
4-24
Resumed ———
Laundries
Container
6
Schaffner
holders June
(quar.)
1953
Federal Paper Board Co.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.52- preferred <.quar.)-.
——X———
h$4.16. preferred) <quar^-—*——-—~
5-
(Syracuse,
Federal Insurance Co.
Federal
——-
Hart,
1
Cor»solklatcd Preighty;a'ys tquar.»
5%- preferred (quar.)
Consumers Power Co., common
5-22
—
Consolidated
Gas
6-12,
(quar.)
30c
(initial)37%c
common
common
preferred
Extra
1
12-
5-15
T': '
(Increased :duar.)^——i__——--——
Consolidated Textile Mills, Ltd.—
6-16
1
6-10
5-15
$4C
—
5-
9-15
TV
—
7-
1
Mines.
10%
dividend)
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd., common
•5% preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
Federal Fire
"
Securities
Standard
York)
Fedders
Federal compress &
1
12-15
-
-Ltd.,
6-19
6-15
Brewing, 6%vconv. pfd.
5 % ','c
5-29
fl-30
v
>
$50c
Corp.,'com. (quar.)—
5%%■ preferred (quar.)———
Consolidated
Discovery Yellowkniie Mines,
,'~
0-15
•
50c
4
$50c
-
,
Diversified
4-24
7%c._
Natural-Gas
Consolidated
5-29
31 V'hC
—
.—
—_
6-16
5-
(stock
Ltd
5-
Hallnor
1
7-
shares held)
5
Co.,
5-15
Brothers-
New
iOC
25c
each
Bros.
10c
4-24
%
&ii'
for
5-15
fl
(quar j
1
'/
Stock dividend
(stock
common
35c
—
When
Holder*
Payable of Ree*
divid.)—
(One share of 5% 2nd pfd.
Ltd.,
Brass,
100 %
(quar.)-
5-
-
5-28
5-28
Share
Name of Company
Hahn
5-8
5-13
5-13
6- 1
40c
& Co.
Falstaff
(.initio 1-quar.)
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp., com. (quar.)
Confederation
Morse
2dc
System
Columbia Pictures, $4.25 pfd. (quar.)——
Columbian National Life (Boston) (quar.)—Combined Locks & Paper, class A (quar.)—;
Commonwealth: Gas Corp.-Commonwealth Natural Gas
Fairbanks
5-19
_
—
>
1
.
Per
When
Holder$
Payable of Rec.
Halle
6-
20c
(reduced quar.)(quar.)
Gas
$1.25
20c
$1.12%
4-30
5-
15c
—
finer,
Share
Railroad, $5 preferred tquar.)
Erlangcr Mills, ccimnon (quar.)
4Ya'/e prior preferred (quar.)
Coclmmc-Dunlop Hardware Ltd.—
Ciass» A
of Company
Erie
Atlanta, Ga.)
f..-,
„■
47
(2075)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
6-
5-15
1-
2
•-—:—
7- 2
6-
25c
—*——
6-
4-30
40c
6-15
12%%
1
-
5-1*
'
lie
3-15
4-30
48
The Commercial and Financial. Chronicle
(2076)
.
.
Monday, May 4, 1959
.
'
m
^
Share
>
ITotder*-
When
Per
'*Name of Company'..':>
Per
Share
Name of Company
-payable of Kec.
«bby-Owens-Fdrd Gl«#s Co.—
dividend
Stock
.
Stock dividend
2oC
300."
50c
50c
50c
COc
j-14
0-10
8- 1
11- 1
6-1
1
o-U
7-10
10-10
5-4
$1-10
50c
$10c
-(10c
$G0c
6-10
6-10
6-1
6-1
6- 1
5-lo
o-ia
o- 6
5-6
j- 6
10c
-1:54c
6- 1
6-1
5-lo
5- 6
North Shore Gas
$37 Ac
(quar.)-j;.——
$2.40 preferred
(quar.)
>
Kesslcr 8c Bartlett, class A (inif.)
fjoblaw-Groceterias, Ltd.,
1st
6-1
5-6
preferred (1956 series)Northeastern Water, $4 prior pfd. (quar.)
Northern Indiana Public Service-
(quar.)..*—*
com.
preferred- (quar.>_.—.—.*_.
faendon
Canadian
$3 preferred (quar.)——
feme Star Gas Co., common (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)_
feme -Star Steel (stock dividend)**_
borti- Baltimore Hotel— > 1
* ■
4.84(6
non-cumulative 2nd preferred
non-cumulative 2nd preferred
feuisville &-Nashville RR. (quar.)-,-
6- 8
6(6
10(6
6-1
$1.75
$1.75
8- 1
11- 1
6-12
Ltd.,
partic.
$1.25
-
10c
5-15
5-15
6-10
5-15
5(6
5- 4
20c
25c
25c
.
***..„_
Common
4.40(6
(quar.)
7-2
Insurance. (N.
37Vac
17'Ac
*******
**
.
6-15
Class
SOc
6-10
Oklahoma
8-24
8
5-21
10c
5-11
4- 6
6-20
5-
6-15
5-13
7- 2
0- 3
1
6-
6-20
5-22
Oak
Manufacturing Co.
5-18
7-
25c
18c
5-15
5-15
5-
5
5-
8
25c
6-15
5-29
6'Ac
6-15
5-15
31c
—
1——
5-15
4-30
4.02(6
(quar.)
SG^aC
5-15
Old Town Corp., 40c preferred (accum.)
One William street Fund——
5-15
4-30
10c
6-30
6-10
7c
5-15
4-24
6-
5-
—
Ontario 8c
Quebec Ry. (s-a)—
Ontario Steel Products, Ltd., common (quar.)
7(6
preferred (quar.')
J$3
.
convertible
$1.44
-
—
Extra
$5.50
first
preferred
Class
Stock
preferred
(quar.)
Co., common
Utilities
Mojud Company
Molybdenum Corp.
4-24
Rochester & Genessee Valley RR.
5-15
4-24
Rochester Transit Corp.
5-15
4-24
Rockwell-Standard
34:('uc
5-15
Monarch Mills
Monsanto
Pacific
Pacific Outdoor
6-4
7-1
7-1
6-
6-12
5-28
4
6-12
5-28
7-31
7-21
6-12
7-
5-20
6-15
5-15
6-
5-11
Common
4(6
4-27
1
Papercraft
5-
1
5-15
5-
1
35c
5-29
5-15
90c
6-16
5-29
Pcabody
6-16
5-29
5'r
Pearl
5-
5-20
Penman's
6-12
5-20
Penn
1
Stock
G-
1
$1.38
6-
1
5-15
4.00(6
34c
$1.25
6-1
5-1
4.68(6
6-
5-1
35c
5-15
6-27
5-15
5-
6-1
v 5-25
Mount
Diablo
75c
$1.25
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)-——
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)——
4.50(6
5-15
5-15
5-
preferred
F
preferred
G
(N.
1
Y.)
8-15
the
each
national
100
Casket
shares
8-17
5-15
5-
50c
6-10
60c
5-18
Class
25c
G-
1
Class B
$1.06'A
6-15
f20c
6-1
5-8
$i5c
6-1
5-8
preferred <quar.)_
Corp.—
(stock dividend).^
(stock dividend)
5-15
3%
15p
7.
4.30
preferred A
(quar.)_-
(quaf.)__:_
1-4-60
$1.75
'
*
6^-15
4
5-20
7- 1
9c
5.15
4.o0
13c
I
5-15
4.30
Polaroid
sc
-
31
<5.10
Qern^nt po..^(quar."7'. 40c^c-15
Neknait-Marcus Co., 4'A(6;pfd.
$1.06'A '
5-15
5(6
4.qo
it
U-30
Nr.vqrpth
L
1
5-15
6-
%
5-1
1st
5-15
5(6
preferred
A
5-20
5(6
preferred
6-15
5-20
6-
1
5-20
1
5-20
6-
1
5-
1
6-
1
5-
7
6-
1
5-
1
6-
1
5-
7
•
-
convertible
1
5-
8
1
5-
8
Savage
1
5-
8
6-
1
5-
8
6-
1
5-
8
$1.06
6-
1
5-15
$1.16
6-
1
5-15
$1.06'A
6-
1
5-15
5- 8
5-15
1
5-15
0-15
4-30
5-14
5- 4
5-15
4-25
i
$15c
0-
1
7'Ac
6-
1
split
4.70(6
preferred
5A(6
5
5-15
5-29
sub¬
~30c
—-
5-18
4-20
$1
6-19
5-31
4-30
10c
—:——
6-30
10c
—2_
6-30
5-29
$1
7-
1
3-28
7-
1
5-29
Co.—
25c
6-15
$1.25
6-15
6-
$1.25
9-15
9- 1
$1.25
12-15
*
6-
1
1
12-
1
35c
6-
1
5-
1
$1.10
7-
1
6- 5
6-15
5-25
$6c
32 Ac
5-
8
1
5-
8
6-
1
5-
8
203/oc
6-
1
5-
8
29%C
——
1
6-
29i«c
____,
6-
29 Uc
D
preferred E'
Arms
Stock
Corp.
(quar.)
—-—
6-
1
5-
8
(qunr.)—;
(quar.)
6-
1
5-
8
34:'aC
—
10c
—
5-28
|
2e^
2 (A
—
7-24
7-
3%
dividend
5-15
4-21
55c
5-15
4-27
$15c
'
5-15
4-30
Stock
dividend
Stock
dividend
Schering
Corp.,
8-11
4-20
5%
common
3
preferred
conv.
6-
5
$4
6-
5
Bcovill
5-
1
$3.65
5-11
5-
4
Scott en
Dillon
Scythes
8c
5%
preferred
Seaboard
5-15
$1.50
12'Ac
6-
4
5-20
8
Seaboard
91'Ac
6-
1
5-
8
Shares
6-
1
5-
8
Finance
Surety
1
5-7
Securities
5-15
4-22
Stock
1
5-19
$1.25
6-
1
55c
6-19
SOc
5-
5-19
0-
5
1
$1.75
6-
1
5-20
5c
5-15
3-
1
6-24
6-
9
62 Ac
;
*
—
,
6-24
6-
62 Ac
6-24
6- 9
.25c
5-15
4-36
5-lSt.
4-30
6-4
5-15'
.
-j7ACv
15c
v
.
9
7-17
5-14
Co.
4-27
0-
t
5-13
0-
1
25c
(N.
$1G
Y.)
6-18
2A
5-11
4-
$1.25
7-10
6-18
$1.1834
.
7-10
6-18
G5c
Shakespeare
Co.
(quar.).
6-15
-
5-20
5~1
10c
7-
6-10,
3A
*——-—:
9-30
6
f
6-
.
—
_
8-25
$33'ao
8-15
5-25
15c
5-22
4-14
,
-
—
$1.25
if-"'
,
.,
5-
4
5-25
5- 4
8- •
1
5-16
6^
8-15
6-15
pOc-
I-
1
2
.
4-If,
8-12
Shoe
Amflrtea- (increased;-*:
.
~
:20c,
.
7-
of
.
;;
Sherwln-Willia^ns Co.,.common .(quar.)-—fl«2^
4(6 preferred (qua?.)
$E
Sherwtn-Williams ((EAdada). 7f4-pfd- (quar.), ,', t$L75r
Corp.
6-10
5
$20c-
Shelter Mfg. Corp
9-10
1
j15c
(W. A.) Pen, class A (quar.)——
B (quar.)
4—
Ehenango Valley Water Co.—
5(6 preferred (quar.)
7-
1
'
•
.
Class
-
30c
J
Sliawlnigan Water & Power Co.—
Common (increased-quar.)
5-11
'
to
25(6
a
:
:
1
9
value
plus
Falls (quar.)L-.
Acceptance Corp., common
dividend
6-
35c
(quar.)
par
to $5,
5-13
7-10
—
4-13
5c
'
1
1
31'ic
Sheaffer
(quar.)
8-
e-
5-15
5-19
6-
si
35c
Sealright-Oswego
5-22
1
7-17
$25c
(quar.)
common
two-for-one,
split
5
$1.20
-
Co.,
be changed from
stock dividend
0-
6-
1
$31 'Ac
—
—
sinking fund preferred (quar.)*
sinking fund preferred (quar.)
6-
25c
T-17
5-15
8-
91'Ac
(quar.)_
dividend
35C
—
>
A
(quar.)
Ltd., common
35c
200(6
1
6-10
85c
A————-
(quar.)
$4.75
5-20
8-
SOc
—
Co.
Co.,
Stock
$0
5(6
6-30
27 Ac
—*
preferred (quar.)„
1
5-
1
7-15
Manufacturing—
G-
1
1
5-
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
1
6-
5-
5-18
37 Ac
(quar.)
Corp.—
5'A % preferred (quar.):
Scott Paper Co., common
6-15
4-20
7-20
5-18
Schwitzer
6-15
5-15
8-10
5c
(quar.)
$3.40
6-
;
5-14 >
Schenley Industries—
5(6
...
*
3-16
6-
30c
dividend)
(quarA—
1
1
0-
Sawliill Tubular Products—
(initial-quar.)-
.
(quar.;
6-
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
:
60-
3-15
—
$1.15
(quar.)
f
B
6-19
split
preferred B (quar,)
preferred C
$1.25
-
1
25c
——_•
6-
Gas
.preferred (quar-.)
Portsmouth Steel Coip.
4",4'(6
~25c
6(6
5-15
5-
A
5-18
6-
$1
(quar.)
6-
(stock split)—
(33 'Ac parj for each
-
1
6-10
$25c
(quar.)
—
5(6
preferred A (quar.)
St. Regis Paper, common (quar.
$4.40 1st pfd. series A (quar.)
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey, Ltd.—
New
common
(initial)
San Jose Water Works, common (quar.)ii—
4%(6 preferred A (quar.)——*—
$1
(quar.)_*—_.
6-20
A
25c
Pope
1
6-
♦l.T)7'A
Ry.
Common (resumed)
4-17
6-
(quar.)
preferred
Francisco
1
—
Corp., common
Louis-San
6-15
50c
com.
7-
50c
(quar.)
5-15
,
$2.50 2nd preferred (quar.)
& Talbot, Inc., common
2
6-5
Natural
St.
preferred
$1.12'A
7(6 preferred (quar.)
Plymouth Rubber (quar.)
r
(quar.)
6-
-
6-17
-
Stock
dividend cn class A and B_
Stock dividend ori class-A and
^.30(6
$1
(quar.)
(stock
$250c
(monthly)—
com.
8
Piuiey-Bowes, Inc.
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical, com. (quar.)—$4.80 preferred (quar.)—$5.00 preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)
~Pittsburgh Railways (increased)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry.—
J: ®
12-
Co.
preferred
Pioneer
c
,1. (
"J 62'Ac
;
..
6-12
Inc.,
5-
(quar.)
held
Phillips
Lamps
PillsbiH-y Co., new
4.so
9
Vg.
""
preferred stock serles__
Corp
1
•
National Securities SeTlest
National stock series,
National
1
6-
J5c
National Screw & Mfg.
Nationwide
a.
2%
National Hosiery
Mills, Ltd.
Class A (quar.)
National Lead Co., 7(6
1
;
& Co.
5-14
10c
(monthly;
;
preferred (quar.)—
1
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR.
Quarterly
Philadelphia Suburban Water, com. (quar.)
$3.65 preferred (quar.)
5(6
'
(Charles)
Pheoll Mfg.
(Canada), Ltd.—
Class A (quar.)
Class A (quar.)
7-
(quar.)
Two additional shares
y5-ll
Homes
A
Pfizer
1
Stores.
4(6
—
Corp.
Corp.—
share
convertible
(National
(quar.)
preferred
6- 1
5-14
10c
—
$1.01
stock
Circle
Petrolite
10-30
25c
National Drug &r Chemical
Common
(quar.)____
4 *2 C6
7-31
11-16
Co
National
Safeway
.
Perfect
National
Dairy Products Corp. (increased)__
Distillers 8c Chemical Corp.—
Common (quar.)
4A(4 preferred (quar.)__^
common
Common
held)
4-30
(s-a)_—
92'Ac
Pennsylvania Utilities Investment Co. (quar.)
Peoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd. (quar.)
Peoples Telephone Corp. (Pa.)—
4-30
-
for
5-15
Royalty
$1.17'-li
pfd.
5-14
$1.2334
5-14
"
S19c
Common
—
held)
Stock div. (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics
Clorp,
for each 100 shares held)
Stock div. (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics
Corp.
Sabine
6-
-
4.64(6
preferred (quar.)—
4.25(6 preferred (q\iar.)
Pennsylvania Power- & Light Co.-—
Stockholders approve a two-for-one
of
Stock div. (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics
Corp.
for each 100 shares
5-25
$1.10
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24(6
1
5-14
6- 1
4c
—-—.—
4.70(6
E
plus
9c
6-12
Co.—
D
1
6
30c
preferred
1
5-
2(6
preferred
G-
5-27
5 8'Ac
(quar.)
1
6-
$1.18:A
ject to stockholders approval
Ryder System (quar.)
30c
4.70(6
5-15
50c
1
2(6
4.60(6
Mutual Investment Fund, Inc.—
$0,085 from net investment income
$0,005 from realized profits
5-
5-15
dividend
1
8'
$$1.06'A
6-15
4-15
(quar.)
6- f
6-
(initial)
7-1
1
-
6-.fi--
6-15
$1
(s-a)..—
Ryan Aeronautical
(quar.).—
Two-and-a-half-for-one
stock
8
(quar.)
4.05(6
6-
Murphy (G. C.) Company (quar.)
Narda Microwave Corp.
voting
3.70(6
5-30
com.
4-17
2(6
non-voting
6- 9*"
G-15
$1.02',2
(quar.)
5-29
57 Vac
1
6-20
new
6-15
$.68333
Carpet Co.
(quar.)
Royal Oak Dairy Ltd., class A (quar.)*—..._
Rubbermaid, Inc
83Ac
-
5-11
———
5-15
30c
5-1
6c
(William H.)
31'Ac
(quar.)
(quar,)
6-12
Roxbury
6-
;
5-15
20'*
-
50c A,
37'Ac.*'.
—
$45c
(quar.)—
5-15
$3.50
Mount Royal Dailies., Ltd.
7(i
preferred (s-a)
Co.,
(quar.) A—
Paper Co. Ltd., class A
(quar.)-^
4'A(6 preferred (quar.)—
5-
(quar.)
common
5
5-15
(quar.)*
common
(quar.;_—:*.—■■
B
lie
(quar.)_
6-
4-*^
(reduced)—
4'6 preferred A
10c
1
5-
Haas
50c
—
5-15
6-15
Corp.
Rolland
Rorer
5
5-4C-
/
—
5-15
•_
6-1
5-13
5
6-
$1.02A-
(quar.)
6-15
—
,
preferred B
preferred C
6-
6-
K
preferred
$1
Ltd.——
(quar.)
common
Pennsylvania Electric
4.40(6
participating preference (quar.)__
Moore-Handley Hardware Co., 5(6 pfd. (quar.)
Morrison-Knudsen Co., Inc. (quar.)
6-30
4-30
Go.—
20c
A
Mines,
prior preferred
(quar.)—
dividend
Stock
Moody's Investors Service—
$3
25c
dividend
Common
5-25
6-15
CO
6-15
4-30
Electric
8c
7'Ac
(quar.j
(increased).
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
Stock
1
25c
,
Corp.
common
Co.,
Common
5-4
5-30
10
2
Penobscot Chemical Fibre—
6-6
30c
1(6
dividend)
Co.
Ltd.,
Fruit
7-
5-15
9-15
12-15
5-19
SOc
IOOA
F (quar.)
preferred H (quar.)—.
preferred J (quar.)
preferred I (quar.)
Class
15c
,
for each sh. held)
Consolidated
Brewing
5-15
6-12
5-15
1
19- 1
-V ' 75c
■
preferred
&
0-15-
1-1-60-
12 Ac
—,
50c
-
convertible
15c
6-19
Gas
.
—
45c
Park Sheraton Corp.
18c
1
(quar.)
Coal,
4-20
6-30
$22 Ac
——:
-
Pictures
Paymaster
5-15
10c
Corp
Park Chemical
5-15
37'/2C
,4-24
60c
$1.50
Participating
Rohm
6-15.
6-15,
1
been
(quar.)—*
~20c
(quar.)
preferred
$1,37JA
(quar.)
'
Corp. (quar.)-,*.
Advertising (quar.)
Pantex Mfg. Corp.—
Stock div. (7 shs.
4-29
6-30
Lighting
Mfg. (quar.)—
Page-Ifershey Tubes, Ltd: (quar.)
Pall Corp. (quar.)—,
Pan American Sulphur Co
;——
Pan American World Airways
(quar.)—
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.—
6-4
7-1
15c
Co.
_
Pacolet
(quar.)
Chemical
n
participating preferred
Rochester
10-
50-
(Final payment of 516 equal to about 12c
per share,
and a special interim pay¬
ment of 5(6 equal to about 4c per shr.)
Robbins 8s- Myers, Inc., common (quar. >_
$1.50
4-2*
Ltd. Ordinary—
5-15
6-4
;
(stock
Co.,
37 Ac
$25c
preferred
(quar.),
Mohawk Rubber Co. (quar.):
Tinto
31'Ac
6-4
$1.07M>
Rio
31'Ac
37J/!iC
5(6
5-12
4.95(6
15c
(quar.)
5- 7
5
5- 8
7-1
-
10c-
A-——A
(quar.)—.
4-24
20c
(quar.)
preferred
5-25
6-
Richfield Oil Corn
6-12
7- 1
'50-
-
has
4-30
4-27
30O--
—
5-15
«A(6
$5.52
Missouri
5-15
5-15
JM5
6-26-
•
-
28o-
changed to Rexali Drug & Chemical Co.
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco, new com. (initial; Reynolds Tobacco; class-& (stock dividend)^,
31'Ac
7-1
dividend
$4.30
5-15:
1
400
15a--
25o-'
28o
Issue
above
of
5i 1
4- #-
-
-
■
'
4^(6
—
';v
•
-
(quar.;
-
-
4-24
7-1
Missouri Portland Cement
(quar.)
Missouri Public Service, common (buar.)_„
Extra
title
4-21-
5-15
5-14
27o»
5-15
OG'/^c
1
A
$1.10 class A
(quar.;
Republic Industrial Corp. (quar.;
Rexali Drug
Co.
(quar.)
Corporate
5-14
550
•
$-18^
9-14
'25o.
••
(quar.)
30c
Paramount
B
A
4.10(6
4-15
common-,—
class
4(6
—4%C
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co.,
$1.10
6-12
19- 1
.
4.10(6
——
.
§-21.*'
1
:$i-.5o-
—_
class
$1.10
4-24
$25
—
Ltd.,
y
4-24
37]/aC
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chains,
Extra, v
5-22
97'/ac
$1.50 convertible second preferred
(quar.)
Minneapolis & St. Louis R.v. (quar.)—
Renold
•■I-
-7-1
10c
5
$1.08:!4
Minneapolis Gas Co. (quar.)...
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—
Reliable. Stores
«-ll
-
230c-
-
5-15
red. preferred A (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
5'A(6 preferred (quar.)———7—
3-1$-
-
(quar.)-
5-15
5(6
4-27
>7-1
(s-a;-
Reading Company
Red Owl Stores (quar.)
Relchliold Chemicals, new com. (initial)
A ••
Relnfmrance > Corp; (N. - Y.)
(.
6-
6(6
256-.
-30c
■
27'AC
28'Ac
5(6
6-29
.
-
Pacific-Gas 8c Electric,
5-18
10c
preferred (s-a)
Raymond international
Rayonier,
Inc.
(quar.i
6-15
5-15
-
5-15
4-196-1
$$k50^
4-30
1st
4-16
»7Ao--'
-
common
5-15
pfd. (quar.) —
5
5-5
6-15
-
(quar.)***-.
—
(6-a;
1
5-11
;
&
preferred
6-
20(6
(quar.)—
Mid-West Abrasive Co. (quar.)
Midwest Piping Co. (quar.)——.
Mining Corp. of Canada, Ltd.—
Grip
6(6
5'A (6 convertible 1st preferred (quar.)—— 0.3281 'A
Pacific. Gamble Robinson
20c
(quar.)2.
preferred (quar.)—
4.80(6 preferred (quar.)
iri
5-
5-25
;
5-8
$1.11'A
(s-a»__^
5-15
1
62 Ac
5-
5-25
35c
-
(quar.)
Batten, Ltd.,
5-15
8
4-22.'
.6-1
..
t40c .?
.>
Co.
1
5-3
Products
Rapid
Purina
6-
5-15
30c
Radio Corp. of America^ common
$3.50 1st preferred (quar.);
15c
6-
4-241
40o
..
,420C.,
Pacific Far
6-15
4-24;
5-15
15c
—-
5-15
preferred (quar.)
red. preferred (quar.)_
>
5-15,
(increased;——
Refining
1
25c
(quar.)
Oil
6-
12VaC
A
R.
6-
6-
Canadian Investment, Ltd.East Line Inc., common (quar.)
5(6
t
4-24
5-15
—
13c
35c
-
Co._
Pacific-Atlantic
5-15
r;
5-14
10c.
6-15
6-1
.
5-141
5-15-
84o
Fund
5-15
5-15
5-14
1
6* 1
36c
_
.
..
1
1
,6-
$1.12 A
A:
1
4.36(6
5-14
;
(quar.)—.
7-
7-1
—
Michigan Central R.
6-10
20c
(quar.)—
common (quar.)—
;—
•
25o
G-
5-15
6-
Hampshire—!
$1
6-1
6-1
i
New
of
$1.25
5-1
Meyer-Elanke (quar.)
Mickelberry's Food
6-22
6-15
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-17
1
'
(quar.)
4-24
1%,
6- 1,
$1.05
—
G- 1
'$1.18%
(quar.),;
preferred
preferred
7-23
90c
preferred (quar.)
$5 preference
95c
pfd.
4-17
7-
40c
4'/a(6
***
4.35(6
$1
6-22
4-23
$1.10
Oxford Paper,
5-15
$1.16
—-
G-12
6-30
—
4.45(6
Co.,
,
5-29
3»1§
6-
$1.19'.->
—
1
5-14
50c
6216c
4(rA preferred B (quar.)
Men gel Company (quar.).
Mercantile Stores (quar.)
Messenger Corp. (quar.)——
Mk;tatHose & Tubing (stock dividend)—
preferred
4(6
Corp.
Glass
7-
55o
V
1
6- 1
30o-,
$1.06 A-*
;
5-8
1
$50c
-——
3.90(6
6-5
62 Ac
Corp., common (quar.)—
4'A A preferred (quar.)—*.*
Meadville Telephone, common (quar.)
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.85(6
3.80(6 preferred (quar,)„
Owens-Illinois
>4$2-
..
(quar.)
(quar.;
State
Ralston
4-15
"7-
$1.43
—
(quar;)(quar.)_—
Outboard Marine
5-15
5-28
*
Mead
5(6 preferred (s-a)—
Melville Shoe Corp.—
434% preferred A (quar.)—;
6-15
42'Ac
$1.06'A
(quar.i**
$3.60 preferred
$4.40 preferred
6- 1
6-1C
7-
preferred C (quar.)
5.75(6 preferred C (quar.)
4(6
preferred D (quar.)—.
Otter Tail Power, common (quar.)—
5-15
55c
-
******
*_
5-15
6-15
$50c
*
4-15
Orange 8c Rockland Utilities Inc.—
5-20
6-15
4-2$"
Colorado—
Power, Co. (quar.;
Quemont Mining Corp. Ltd——
1
5-15
1$1.75
5.75(6
1
5-15
$25c
5-15
preferred (quar.)
Mcfutyi-e Porcupine Mir.es, Ltd.
4-30
61 Ac
preferred B (quar.)
6-1
$2.50
1
5
6-10
20c
40e
55-
35c
(S-a)
Mfiui-Electric (quar.)
MoBrhte (L.) Co., Ltd., pfd. (s-a)—
MeOord Corp., common '(increased)——
1
$1.43'A
Class B
5-25
6-12
5-15
Oklahoma Mississippi River Product line Inc.
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co., common
4:M(r/ preferred A (quar.)——
5-15
5-20
5-29
5- 4
40c
——.-
(quar.)
;
6- 1
,
Quebec
$1.19
*
Co.
Growth
Quaker
5-22
preferred 13 (quar.)
-
Putnaru
6-30
4.75(6
l
Pure Oil Co.
SOc
5-15
c-
t
44c
—
5-15
G-1Q
5-30'
Service
5-15
6-15
preferred, (s-aJ
preferred
Quaker City Insurance
C- 1
?.0c
of
,6-15
v
5-15
$1
—
6-1
.
8
$15C
10c
*
1
162 Ac
—;
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
5-5
tl3ic
(increased)
(quar.)
*
3.35(6 preferred (quar.)
4.50(6
preferred
(quar.)_
Puget Sound Power 8c Light Co.
5-29
6-
20c
*„*_..■
Service
Public
5-29
6-20
2 5c
1;.
—
8-14
34%c
——
Co.
Co.
Co.
•
Common
Telephone
Pharmaeal
8s Co..
5- 5
1
Vf'r:;, 10c
22'Ac
:...
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.20(6
preferred (quar.)
4'A(6 preferred (quar.)
4.64(6
preferred (quar.)
4-16
6-10
(quar.;
Gamble
8c
Public
Y.)—
Gas
Ltd.* 4(6
Bros.
Prince Gardner
Procter
1
5-
(S-a)
Extra
6-
25c
A
Manning, Maxwell 8c Moore (quar.);
35c
Maple- Leaf Milling, Ltd, (s-a)——,
$25c
Massachusetts' Indemnity 8c Lifo Insurance—
Quarterly
,'***
20c
Musecy-Ferguson, Ltd., common (quar.)*
$10c
4'A% preferred (quar.)™.*
«...
$$-1.12'A
5-20
25c
-Extra
**u***„*„*_*;._****_**u>
Price
:
5-18
C-
230c
..
.
Ltd.
5-11.,
6- 1
.
Extra
Prentice-Hall, Inc.
President Electric,
L'
6-30
61 Ac-
Ordinary and bearer shares (quar.).
G%
5.-25
5-14
5-29
G- &
1
5-29
.
T
61c
>
.
6-
30c
common..(quar,.u-
(quar.)
-
Payable of Rec.-
40c
lquar..»-X*--'___A---.
Power,
Holder*
When
Share
'
preferred
4(A(6
—-
4-30
Mubon* (R. C.) Company (quar.)********~-.i *
Manitoba 8c Saskatchewan Coal--
,
7
.
5-15
;
6-29
37'Ac
Ohio
Norwich
4-30
5-15
6-
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Northwest Natural Gas Co., com. (quar.)—
5.75(6 preferred (quar.)
6-15
5-15
$40c
**
6-
6-12
$5c
(quar.)—_—
——
Northern
5-26
4-24
4-15
...
1
35c
35c
37 Ac
(quar.)
(111.) (quar.)—I
Northern
5- 1
4-30
$25c
J30c
Participating
—:
——.*—,
MacLeods, Ltd., G(6 partic. pfd. (quar.)
Participating
*
5
lOo
Ltd., class A
America
of
Electric
preferred
5
6-
preference (quar.)
Northern
pfd.—
Magnavox Co. (quar. )_***.
**.._;
Manhattan Shirt (quar.).****
6-
1
Quarterly
(quar.)...,—
(quar.)—*.———
5(6
1
common
new
Quarterly
MRiV -Holdings
77-
$2.50
7-23
10-23
5- 1
6-15
preferred
Nort'.i Star Oil,
5-22
5-22
5-1
«***..
(quar.)
(stock dividend):——
$1.12',a
$1.12 A
;
(quar,7-i.
Powell River, Ltd—
-
5
pfd. (quar.)—(Initial)
North American Coal (quar.)
North American Investment Corp.—
5%(6 preferred (quar.)—;
6-15
(quar.) „*.
—
(quar.)**-.-—-.-———,.****
fel:<*H»- Steel
l^kes-Bros. Steamship
fenvir ^Carrier System
fcyneh Corp.
7-2
45c
$1.21
*
(quar.)
7A
7(6
feefcy- -Stores
$75c
—
6-
(s-a)
Norfolk 8c Western Ry., 4(6
Ltd.—
Corp.,
Investment
1
Mining Corp., Ltd.——
—
(Chicago).—
North American Car,
Co.
Potomac
2.44(6
North American Lifo Insurance
„
*——
7-
—
Normetai
Potash
.
4-17
93 :!/*C
.
j-
1
5-15
5-15
preferred
(quar.)
—
4(3(6 preferred (1949 series)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)-—^
Newport News Shipbuilding 8c Dry Dock Co.
Quarterly
—Niagara Share Corp. (Md.)
——
Nopco Chemical Co., 4(6 preferred (quar.)—
.
1
5-
1
57'Ac
(quar.i™_^>——~—~
1-20
5-14
7-10
RR.—
Original shares *„**;...———
Special guaranteed (quar.;**
luOblRW Cos., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class B
r"17
—
G- 1
75
$1.25
—-
fcrtlv-Tulip Corp. (stock dividend subject to
stockholders'
approval)—'
—
fsHlv (Eli) 8c Co., class B (quar;)
tainceln National Life Insurance Co. (quar.)
Quarterly A--——
fcink-Eelt Co. (quar.)**'—„
—
§**kwood
7" 1
recommended to the
directors
Miami
(quar.)
York State Electric & Gas-
Common
5-
5-15
6-
Name of Company
2.46(6
Brake
Air
5-15
60c
25c
(quai\—
(quar*)-—
—
common
preferred
York
New
j-«7
3%(6
fckqrett 8c Myers (increased quar.)
Isittle
G-io
New
-—
be
to
$2.40
,
50c
,'
common
Quarterly
fci'ourrty Loan Corp.—
Neptune Meter,
;
_
—
.
(initial quar.)—-—-———
fcibertv Life Insurance Co. (Greenville S. O.)
New
■
Per
Hoij.er»
When
Payable oj &ec
35c
■
4-Jt
i-ll
6-10.
5-23
Number .5843
189
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
•'
'W'
•
tiairiejitPoTiipany
Shop' Ac Save (1957) Ltd.
~1
l-J-I.-'
" " me
Shopping Baft -Food Stores (qhar.)l__:.—15c
Siegler Corp. .Del.1-"10c
'
dividend
Stock
Sierra Pacific
$2.44
pfd.
(quar.)
Simon <H.) & .Sons, Ltd., 5%
Simpson's Ltd. (quar.)
Sinclair
Oil
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)—
pfd.
1
6-
1
5-14
5-15
5-15
6-12
5-12
16- 5
*4-29
5-
5-29
t60c
Company, Ltd.-(quar.
Southern California Edison—
Southain
;
$3.50
5-11
'6-26
6-12
—-v*
*
preferred (quar.)—
JtzJZOL-Z
25%c-.* 5-31
preferred (quar.)
—>*
28%c V. 5-31
4.78%<
preferred (quar.)__
1
:_i" *- 29 %c- ' 5-31
r
4.88% preferred (quar,)—~ ; 30%<r
5-31
Southern California Water, common (quar.)
'22Vac
8- 1
4% preferred (quar.)
25c
•- 1
4V*% preferred (quar.)
————__$0.2656% * ;6- i
•
1
5-
5
5
Common
.
(quar.)
:
.
Southern Company (quar.)
T
—
Southern Railway—
.
: - .
5% ncn-eum preferred (quar.)
5 ft non-cum preferred (quar.)
7_
:
'
5-29
11-30
5-15
4-80
.—
25c
——
6-15
7- 1
Yf
.
30c
Inc.,
(quar.)—
common
Co. (increased)
Corp
.Stauffer Chemical
(initial)—
common
new
5%
preferred (quar.).
Corp.
Sterchi Bros. Stores (quar.)„
.
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
6-15
6-15
3-29
5-15
5-15
5-15
6-1
fr- 1
6- 1
7- 1
6-10
6-15
' 6- 1
•
6- 1
6- 5
: 5-10
25c
33c
28V«c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
5^2% 2nd pfd. (1955 series) (quar.)
Sunshine Biscuits, Inc. (quar.)
A
4IV4C
$1.10
■
Surety Life Insurance (S. C.) (initial)-—
Sylvanite Gold Mines Ltd. (s-a)_.
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)__—
1
$1
t3c
:
15c,;
7- 2
7-15
25c
B (quar.)
preferred (s-a)
-Tampa Electric Co., common (quar.)
4.16% preferred (quar.)
4.32'/o preferred (quar.)—
5.10% preferred (quar.)
Tappan Co. new com. (initial!
Taylor, Pearson & Carson (Canada),
5-15
25c.
5-15
20c
5-15
30c
5-15
$1.04 " 5-15
$1.08
5-15
$1.27Vn
5-15
30c
6-19
'
H2l£c
5-15
—
—
4%
—
'
i.
—
Ltd.
preferred (quar.)
Taylor & Fenn Co.—
4.32% convertible preferred
5%
.
•
•
^Talon, Inc., class A (quar.)
Class
conv.
6-15
8-15
12-15
4-15
5-27
S? 1
5-29
5-29
8-
8
5-
1
5-
1
5-
1
5.-15
preferred
4.10%
4.50%
4.60%
4.64%'
4.65%
,
4,90%
,
(quar.)
(quar.)—:
—
*
"
35c
5%, 2nd pfd. (entire issue called for re- ;< ;>
| demp on June 1 at $105 per share plus t
this
dividend)
Convertible into common to May. 22 ————83c
5.10%-*preferred (quar.) —
——! $1.273i
5.12%
preferred (quar.)—-———$1.28
5.2o%>
preferred: (quar.)———:l_::^ $1.31'A
,
,
6-15
6-1
6-18
6-16
7- 1
7- 1
7-1
' 7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
'
$1.02V2
;—
preferred (quar.)
$1.06%
2nd preferred (quar.)_
—
$1.12V2
preferred (quar,)_—$1.15
preferred (quar.*).——
$1.16
preferred (quar.)
^
• .$1.16'4
preferred (quar.) —
—.*$1.22Va
4.25^^
V
com.
:--J.
,"* "-,"4.72%. preferred (initial)
Texacp Canada,
i
Texas
Ltd., common
~
Illinois
Texas
(quar.)—'—
.
Natural
Industries Inc., common
Texas Pacific Coal &
,
Thompson
Industries
.
.
<
Tinnerraan
(quar.)
I——
"
Tokheim Corp.
*.—
$1
J40c
7-1
5-30
,
4125%
'
'
H.56%
Edfeon—
'
.
_
preferred (quar.)..
preferred (quar.)_—
preferred (quar.)
—
Greenbush RR.
Trunkline Gas, $5 pfd.
(Dallas)
:
4-30
5-26
:
(A. E.) Staley Manufacturing Co.—Proposed Merger-*
6-19
6-5
5-5
of
6- 1
6-21
on
6- 1
5-15
for each
7- 1
6-12
6-5
5-15
6-15
6- 1
7- 1
6-10
6-
1
5-15
7- 1
6-15
6-13
5-25
5-18
4-30
5-29
8-31
8- 1
II- 1
2-1-60
5-15
8-15
11-13
7-15
10-15
6-15
1-15
5-25
5- 1
5-15
1
5-15
5-15
5- 1
6-
6-
1
4-30
preferred
5-15
6-1
6- 9
25c
5-15
4-
9
Bros.
Warner
&
,5-
7
other such
T-
1
■'
4-21
4-21
4r21
1
§- 1
1
9- 1
6"- 8
4-30
6-
Pictures
5-12
5-12
Depreciation
5-29
Federal
4-28
Net
Shares
5-1
Earnings
6-10
4-30
27%c
6-20
6-20
6-20
6-20
6-20
6- 2
6- 2
7-17
5-8
4-30
20c
8-1
f- 1
4*18
5-15
12%c
$1.43%
$1.56%,
20c
12%c
6-10
6-20
6-20
6-20
6-15
6- 3
6- 3
6- 3
6- 3
5-29
$1.01
$1.03
$1.05
$1.25
6- 2
6- 2
6- 2
1
Western Air Lines
Western
6-10
Expenses
Depreciation
Net
EARNINGS
5- 6
4-20
3- 6
52c
6- 1
5-15
5-15
6-25
U.
OF
Earnings
—V.
B.
;;
63,350
$1,378,520
1,212,429
20,324
60,079
159,026
31, '58
$1,340,912
1,183,089
27,185
63,220
67,418
158,026
$0.40
stock
$0.53
$0.42
share
common
$0.60
CHEMICAL CORP.
66,119
163,157
-
per
S.
$1,346,778
1,189,488
27,821
common
1,692,065
$0.77
Mar. 31, '59 Dec. 31, *58 Mar.
profit
of
1,169,791
1,941,224
$0.87
income tax—(estimated)-
Federal
85,688
189, p. 709.
Studebaker-Packard Corp.—Quarterly Earn. Up 110.7%
First quarter net earnings o? $7,754,991 were up 110.7%
over a
highly successful preceding three months.
Sales of $115,455,806 in the first three months of 1959 are up from
previously reported 1958 fourth quarter sales of $88,651,896, which
resulted in an operating profit of $3,680,574.
5-11
30c
20c
Pacific
White
Wilcox
6-12
6-12
6--12
5c
$1.50
20c
20c
10c
75c
„^._
Telephone Co
(quar.)
Western Tablet Ai Stationery Corp.—
5% preferred (quar.)
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Weyerhaeuser Timber (quar.)
Whirlpool Corp., common
4%% preferred (quar.)
0^15
6-12
(quar.)
25c
60c
Carolina
Western
Stores
Oil
RR.
Profits
the
the first
in
combination
of
quarter were the greatest of any quarter sine©
the
Studebaker
The operating results of $7,754,991
tax because of tax credits available.
and
are
Packard
businesses
in
1954,
not subject to Federal income
Williams
6-12
6-10
\
4-21
lease
4-30
116 County and
4-30
8-20
7-30
6-19
6- 9
1%
7-1
6-8
dividend
1%
1%
10- 1
1-4-60
9-4
12- 4
35c
35c
11- 1
9c
80
Co.,
6-12
6-12
6-12
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
Winn-Dixie
Stores
4-SO
Wisconsin
3.60
Electric
preferred
Power
5-30
8-27
5-15
5-15
5- 1
42%c
90c
$1.60
(quar.)_
Co.,
com.
5-11
Wood
5-21
Woodward
Governor
Woolworth
(F.
preferred
Wisconsin
(quar.)
(quar.)___
(quar.)
6-1
5-15
6%
Power
A Light
7-10
10-9
32%c
0-1
6- 1
7-31
5-1
5-15
7-13
——
Wisconsin Bankshares Corp.
6
£
(monthly)
Monthly
6-12
8- 1
6-11
1
6- 1
6-1
5-10
6-13
5.
5-10
5
6-15
5-25
5-15
purchases by 425 corporate,
fleets, 16 Federal and State governmental units and
Municipal users have helped boost total Lark sales to
dealers.—V. 189, p. 1513.
5-25
5-15
class A
Surinam Corp.—Withdrawal of Registration
Securities and
In
a
decision announced on April 29, the Commission denied a
request of this corporation, located in Houston, Tex., for withdrawal
of a registration statement filed in October, 1957, proposing the public
offering of 10,000,000 shares of common stock at $1 per share.
The
W.)
Publishing
Co.
6*
Cab
5-15
8-15
•
1
5-15
.8-14
the accuracy and adequacy of information in the regis¬
statement
concerning, among other things, the designation
principal underwriter, the use of proceeds, transactions with
promoters, the nominal status of officers and directors, the claimed
exemption from registration for 13,000,000 shares previously issued,
and the
geological survey report and financial statements Included
tration
of
the
therein.
0- 1
request for withdrawal of its registration statement.
The Commission
deferred action until completion of the development of the factual
record,
$40c
7- 2
6-15
6- 4
5-14
82%o
8-2
8- 4
25c
(quar.)
6-15
6- 1
,
—.—
of
$50
25 0
2$e
f- 1
T- 1
I- 1
8-20
6-19
7-29
27% c
7-11
4- t
The
(quar.)
$1.75;
6-15
6-
$1.25
6-15
5-2(
2
y
Previously published date was incorrect.
x
Less
date
is Indicated
U. 8. funds, less 15%
opening day of the hearing. Surinam filed 8
from
concluded
the
Jones
was
absent
that this case could properly be differ¬
because
of
an
Investor interest In
case
in
that
Canadian nonresident# tax.
These investors would have
case.
an
interest in its findings addressed to the Issues in the Surinam
proceedings, the Commission stated, including particularly the ade¬
quacy and accuracy of the geological survey report which would |>e
relevant in appraising the value of the concession to the properties in
Further bases for differentiation Is to be found in the
amendment
to
commence
Securities
stock
statement;
render
exemption
the
its
unavailable
from
Act
under
which
Surinam
was
1964
entitled
immediately upon the filing of Its
fact that issuance of a stop order
Surinam for 5 years the Regulation A
offering
and the
to
registration
for
offerings
not exceeding $300,000 in
amount.
the Commission denied the withdrawal request.
A
on the merits in the stop order proceedings will
follow the
(unless waived) of proposed findings, a recommended decision
by the Hearing Examiner, exception and briefs, and otsI argument.
—V. 187, p. 578.
'*"*
Accordingly,
The corrected paymer*
here,
Jamaica Income tax.
1 Payable in
Commission
entiated
would
Non¬
the
it proceeded to consider initially whether, under
developed, Surinam is entitled to withdrawal as a matter
(under the Jones decision).
registration
at the source.
'
Less
record
1958,
4,
whereupon
facts
right
Surinam.
Co.—
and/or
Feb.
Surinam which
a
date
exploration
0-15
Transfer books not elosed for this dividend.
.
to finance
4-30
$ Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
11-16
1957,
5-20
50c
British income tax.
May
challenged
to
5-15
in
17%c
(quar.)
convertible preferred
organized
5-15
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr.~
Monthly
Monthly
Monthly
Yellow
was
9-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
company
for and exploitation of oil, gas and sulphur in a large area of Surinam,
A.
In January, 1958, the Commission instituted proceedings which
S.
the
World
Denied by
Exchange Commission—
30e
(quar.)
(initial)
(John) Industries Ltd., class A
rental
and
34c
(quar.)
4-30
25c
Enterprises,
allotment set by Daimler-Benz, A. G., the
Mr. Churchill told shareholder.; that Lark
5-15
6-16
limited by the United States
West German manufacturer."
6- 9
6-10
dividend
marketable
Contributing to the S-P profit picture, Mr. Churchill said, are newhighs in domestic deliveries by Mercedes-Benz Sales, Inc., a whollyowned subsidiary.
"Sales performance of this fine car line is presently-
5-29
dividend
&
first
introduction
at Dee. 31, 1958, of which $35,361,944 consisted of cash and
5-15
5-20
Stock
Common
the
securities.
William s-McWilliams Industries-
6-12
(o.uar.)
model
6-22
5- 1
18%c
6-12
in
1959
Citing the corporation's highly liquid financial position, Harold E.
Churchill, President, reported that as of March 31, Studebaker-Packard
working capital was $55,183,241, including cash and marketable securi¬
ties of $50,876,535.
This compares with working capita) of $44,845,055
25c
(quar.)._______
(quar.)
sales
5-15
5-1
5-4
18%c
35c
Co.
Brothers Co.
car
sales
20c
25c
2%%
:
Bros.
4-23
unit
from
quarter were 51,500, sending
through March 31, to
85,081—some 51% greater than all passenger car sales recorded by the
company during the entire 1958 model year.
*•
unit
25c
85c
;
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Williams Ai Co.
5- 1
Passenger
total
5-26
5-15
5-22
5-22
25c
Co.
Quarterly
Williams
5-15
6- 1
5-15
5-15
6-30
5-15
4-27
5- 1
7- 1
6-15
6- 8
6-10
6-10
$1.25
30c
—
dividend
Stock
% 6- 5
5-25
8-25
ll-2„
share
common
Gross earnings
4-30
$20c
10c
25c
.
stock—
common
per
CONSOLIDATED
Shares
15o
10c
lOe
(quar.)
25c
25c
of
Three Months Ended—
of 8c from invest income and 44c
net realized capital gains)
Washington Steel Corp., com. (quar.)
4.80%
preferred (quar.)
Wellington Equity Fund—
(Quar. from net investment tncome)
West Jersey & Seashore RR. (s-a)
West Point Mfg. (quar.)
.5- 1
5-
tax—(estimated)-.
31, '58 Mar. 31, '58
$7,407,70?
4,040,286
976,63Q
1,221,000
$8,444,685
4,253,893
1,026,415
1,647,000
1,517,377
1,066,279
1,831,000
1,723,149
1,945,851
-.
income
4-15
Swasey
5-15
6* 1
6-1
6- 1
'5-15
$9,221,252
4,600,824
profit
7%%
-
(quar.)
Wometco
,
Mar. 31, '59 Dec.
earnings
Expenses
5-15
(quar.)
Washington Mutual Investors Fund, Inc.—
Mt 3
5-
The preferred stock
materials.
4-24
6-1
from
4**17
5-
stock of U. B. S.
common
to bo
is
(Quar.
1
1
.5-
S.
B.
100%
(quar.)
Vulcan Mold & Iron Co.
Warner
5-
1% shares of
retired prior to the merger.
require the issuance of approximately 102,000 shares
of Staley common presently authorized but not outstanding.
Consummation of the merger Is contemplated for this Summer and
Is subject to approval of the stockholders of both companies and to
completion of legal and other studies now underway.
V
A. E. Staley Manufacturing Co. was Incorporated in 1906 at Balti¬
more, Md.; moved to Decatur, 111., In 1909.
It is the second largest
corn refiner in U.
S., pioneer and one of the largest soybean proc¬
essors.
Principal products include starches, syrups, feeds, oils and
chemicals.
Consumer products include Sta-Flo Liquid Laundry Starch,
Sta-Puf Laundry Rinse, Staley's Syrups and Hip-O-Lite Marshmallow
Creme.
Processing capacity totals over 125,000 bushels of corn and
soybeans daily at Decatur, 111., plant. Company also operates soybean
processing plant at Painesville, Ohio, and formula feed plant at
Riverdale, 111.
U. B. S. Chemical Corp. was incorporated in 1905 in Massachusetts.
Its main plant, laboratories and executive offices are in Cambridge,
Mass.
U. B. S. also has technical laboratory near Greenville, 8. G.,
new polymer plant at Lemont, 111., polymer
plant and laboratory facil¬
ities under construction at Marlboro, Mass.
Principal products are
chemicals
used
in
liquid floor wax and for finishing, combining,
cementing, impregnating and processing leather, fabrics, rubber and
U.
The merger will
$.052
Associates, (Calif.) (stock dividend)
Subject to approval of stockholders
Vickers, Ltd., ordinary (final)
(Equal to 118/10c less British inc. tax)
Virginia Electric & Power, com. (quar.)
$4.04
preferred (quar.)
$4.12 preferred (quar.)
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Virginia Railway—
6%
preferred (quar.)—*
Vogt Manufacturing Corp.
Von'a Grocery Co. (quar.)
Vulcan Corp. (quar.)—
Vulcan Materials, common (quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)..
6%% preferred (quar.)
7
5-
managements of this company and of U. B. S. Chemical Corp.
Cambridge, Mass., have agreed on a merger of U. B. S. into Staley
the basis of the exchange of one share of common stock of Staley
The
of
11-30
a
If the application for permanent authority is approved by the ICC,
Spector intends to operate Steffke as a separate subsidiary.
Steffke's 20 terminals arc in the following 18 cities; in Wisconsin,
Green
Bay, Milwaukee,
Appleton, Baraboo, Fond du Lac, Madison,
New Holstein, Plover, Rhinelander,
Slinger, Walworth, and Wausau,
In addition the company has terminals in St. Paul, and in Chioago,
Rock Falls, Rock Island, Rockford, and Waukegan. HI.—V. 189, p. 1176.
5- 5
20c
4-30
25c
25c
(quar.)
(s-a)—-.——i—-—
7-1
said the proposed acquisition would add to Spectorie
company which in 1958 had gross operating revenues of
Steffkc has authorized routes in Wisconsin, Indiana, Iowa,
Illinois, and Minnesota,
and operates 20 terminals in those states,
has a fleet of about 600 vehicles, and employs about 1,000 people.
7-10
50c
Wisconsin Public Service Corp., com.
20c
."
1
$9,963,730.
Gross
(quar.)
5-15
-.
1
.
4c
(quar.)
6- 5
'
$1-06%
$l-06Vi
$1-14
..
A (quar.;
Rogers
7
30c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Troy Ar
plus
(quar.)—
&
6-15
"V,
Trinity Universal Insurance
.
Co.
Corp. of America
5-18
;
,
Stanhaus
Mr.
operations
5-15
12c
5-
321/zc
(quar.)
—,
Trade' Bank & Trust (N. Y.)
income
gains
5-
-
,
..
Three Months Ended—
investment
5-
'
Toledo
6c
6-10
.
50c
■»
--1—:—...
(N. Y.)
(quar.)—
Waters
Wilson
7-1
% 7- 1
7- l.
30c
'30c
-
.
Title Guarantee & Trust Co.
<
'
(quaj-.)
^ Tflo Roofing (quar.)—
3c
Waite Amulet Mines, Ltd
.
-
•
-7V2C
(quar.)——
(quar.)—
Products
6-29
5-29
10c
5- 8
6- 1
,
"
•
said.
On
Oil (quan)-^ill——-
Thriftiniart, Inc., class A
Class B (quar.)
6-80
7-1
17%c
15c
*
Thompson (J. E.) Co. (quar.)
.
4-30
$1.06%
30c
"
—L
—-----
'
Texas
net
capital
Raalte
Stock
.
Line—
Pipe
Gas
(quar.)
Common
4-15
5-15
5-30
Stock
^.7-1
Company (qiiar.) —60c
Texas'GUlf Producing (quar.)
i
V 5-11
7-20
6-15
'
•;.*
from
8c
5%
5-15
-5-15
-
(quar.)
27c
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
—$5c
Telechrcme Mfg., class A (stock dividend)—
2% •Tennessee Gas Transmission,
25c
t37c
$15c
Vanderbilt Mutual Fund
■X
c
7-20
—
5--19
5-10
,
4,/i%
7-20
8-15
3-15
Co., Inc.—
Vanadium
5-15
preferred (quar.)
31V4C
Propane Gas, com. (quar.)
25c
5.20%
preferred (quar.)—65c
$1.20 preferred
(quar.)
30c
$1.60 preferred (quar.)_
.—w-.—_
40c
Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada (quar.)—
$81.25
'V
,
CONSOLIDATED EARNINGS OF A. E. STALEY MANUFACTURING CO.:
Van
7- 1
$1.25
com.
8-15
$1
$1.12%
class A (quar.)
5^15
6- 6
Suburban
(quar.)
Sunray Mid-Continental Oil,
7-20
8-15
92VaC
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Van
6-10
6-12
45c
6c
10c
25c
—
common
87%c
_—
Pictures
from
56c
Broadcasting, common
Class B (quar.)
Stouffer Corp. (quar.)
Corp.,
%
50c
(quar.)
Storer
Wells
5-15
6-80
0-80
12-31
5-15
25c
(quar.)—
•
by Stcffke over the period of time specified by the plan, Mr. Stanhaus
Value Line Income Fund—
5*15
&29
6- 1
6- 1
.
"i
(3c from earned Inc. and 2c from capital
6-30
.15c
.
preferred (quar.)
Stewart-Warner Corp.
4-20
4-20
4-20
4-20
gains)
6- 1
6- 1
$1.25
Parts
Sterling Aluminum Products
Stern & Stern Textiles
5-29
(quar.)__
Valspar Corp. (resumed)
Value Lino Fund
1
1
5-15
6- 1
6-10
$1.25
$1.25
—
preferred (quar.)
'
5-4
6-27
8-16
$1
5-15
925-15
87%c
5-15
Utah-Wyoming Consolidated Oil Co
6-15
"25c
.
6-1
38c
Varlan
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5% preferred (quar.)
•'
(Continued from page 10)
9-14
80c
"
:
90c
INVESTMENT HENS
7-20
$1.12ft
(quar.)
Utah Southern Oil
8-12
25c
—_
Delaware
4V*%
5-29
5-15
6-15
v
5-15
4V*%
Universal
5-14
10- 1
12-15
.
(L. S.)
Hotels
Oil
5-14
45c
65c
Y
(quar.)
6-1
Improvement, com. (increased)
50o
preferred (quar.)
$1.06'/*
United Illuminating (increased)
35c
United New. Jersey RR; As Canal (quar.)—
$2.50
United Screw & Bolt Corp., class A
50c
Class R
25c
U. S. Envelope (quar.).
25c
U. S. Borax & Chemical, 4%>% pfd. (quar.)
$1.12%
17. 8. Hoffman Machinery Corp.—
4%* preferred (s-a)_
22%c
U. S. Lines Co. (quar.)
50c
U. E. Pipe & Foundry (quar.)
30c
U. S. Playing Card Co. (quar.)
$1
U. S. Printing & Lithograph, common—
60c
5% preference A (quar.)
*
62%c
U. 8. Rubber Co., 8% preferred (quar.)
62
: United States Vitamin As Pharmaceutical
h-v
Corp. (quar.)
15c
United Whelan Corp., common (quar.)
7%c
Common (quar.)
7%c
Common (quar.)
7%c
$3.60 preferred
(quar.)
87%c
$3.50 preferred
(quar.)^
87%c
$3.50 preferred
(quar.)
87%c
Universal Match Corp. (quar.)
37V2C
5-29
.
Sun
7-20
7-20
5- 8
,
$1.12%
L 30c
—
(quar.)__——
: 87%c
•Standard Dredging, $1.60 preferred (quar.)
40c
•Standard Packaging, $1.20 pfd.
(quar.)——Y
30c
$1.60 preferred (quar.)
40c
'Standard Register
(increased) —Y
'%/
35c
Struthers
7-20
8-1
,...
preferred
4%%
7-20
"
" $1.12%
10-19
,
7-20
30c
Water
Brands,
Steel
7-20
6-10
6-25
7- 1
6-15
20c
20c
Quarterly
5%
5-15
7-20
8- 1
:r
3
4-30
*8-1
8-1
$1033/«
81.10
$1.15*
—1.
—
Standard
'
6-
6-15
'97.%c
.
..
Quarterly
Starrett
5-15
.
•
Stamford
4
8-14
10c
5-15
..
37c
6- 1
27.%c
8- 1
27%c '
8- 1
* 92%c
' 8- 1
——:
1
preferred (quar.)
4.40%, preferred (quar.)
4.60%; preferred (quar.)
Spencer. Kelloeg <fc Sons, Inc. (quar.)
Sperry Rand Corp.. common (quar.i —
$4.50 preferred (quar.)—i.——
Spiegel, Inc., common (quar.)—
*:■ $4.50 preferred (quar.) —
Spokane International RR. (quar.)
Statler
5-
,
6-10
16c
.
4.15%>
$3.50
4-20
/*
preferred
3;90%
9-15
12-10
■
8-3
11- 2
Gas
United
t
t-15
50c
Investors
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3.70%
•
f-15
..
$1
,
o
Southwestern Public Service, common (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)
4.36% preferred (quar.)
"
5
5-15
5-15
6
6-
<
25c
25e
$1
-
Southwestern Drug, common (quar.)
'Southwestern Electric Service (quar.).——_
Southwestern
5
5-
-
•
,
,
32%c
.
Southland Paper Mills (s-a)
semi-annual
5-
\ 5-15
t62%c
—
5-22
t30c
(quar.)
preferred
United Corps., Ltd.,
Class B (ouar.)
.
—
6-10
62,/fec
(quar.)___
(quar.;
preferred (quar.)
,i.
.54.50 preferred (quar.)
Union Oil Co. (Calif.)
(quar.)—
5-
Southern Canada Power Co., Ltd.—
Street
$4
4.08%
;
preferred
$3.50 preferred
$3.70%>
4.24',-*.
i
Salle
8EREML CMPOMTM
4-30
$1
62%c
La
5-22
(quar.)
$4.00 preferred (quar.)_
1
$3.70 preferred (quar.)—_———
4-28
5-20
6-10
40c
J.50c*
Socony Mobil Oil Co. (quar. )-.
-South Bend Lathe Works
Holder•
Payable of Bec.,
5%
Union Electric Co., common
84.50 preferred (quar.)
6-15
^
When
Share
:
Union Acceptance Corp. Ltd., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Union Carbide Corp. (quar.)
6-15
Singer Mfg. 'quar.»i.—--—J*
* % C5c
Skelly Oil Co: (quar.)
——-45c
;Smith-Douglas- Co. (quar.)—30c
-
Quarterly
5-26
6- 1
„
75c
Per
..
v
(stock div.)
Clutch
Disc
South
208
Co.
W
5-15
1
6-10
115c i
.■
—
Twin
8
6-
6-15
COc
t$1.25'
.__r—=
Twin Coach
5-
*' 6-15
.
.
NQne of Company. '
4-30
S-1S
6-
*.
oj Sec.
.5-29
61c
< quar. )—__
Simmons Company
^
3%
—.
—
Power,
Holder1
.When
*
;,vY-.*YT Y'Yp: Share^Pdydble
(2077)
decision
filing
.
SO
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2078)
KPT"™.oSMOntbS EndCd-MarC-h-31r„.,.,:,.„:
income
Total
«.»«
941.465
Provision
for
S
Chemical
a.
E.
Staley Manufacturing Co. above.—V.
499,000
$144,465
profit
$472,347
fund
$0.37
$0.39
-.-I
B stock >—
acquired, for cash, trie assets and opera¬
tions of Paramount Die Casting Co.
Paramount, with plants in St.
Joseph
Mich., and Seymour. Intl.. operates as a whcily-owned subsid¬
iary and produces custom-made die castings of aluminum, magnesium
and 7inc. This acquisition is part < f the company's program to broaden
its product line outside the zipper field and, in addition, provides an
opportunity to expand its own precision dies casting operations. Paramount's operations are not included in the above figures, but will be
consolidated
starting in
April.
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.
initialed and assisted in the negotiations leading up to the Paramount
acquisition. For details, see V. 189, p. 920.
statement
filed
Railway
Universal Marion Corp.—Expects Increase in Earns.—
Sales
first
the
for
of
quarter
earnings
end
well
running
were
ahead of
the
corporation located at 512 Hospital Trust Building, Providence,
April 28 filed a registration statement with the SEC covering
OCO shares of capital stock, to be offered for public sale at $5.40
973
initial
Keys is a non-diversified, open-end management
organized under Rhode Island law on April 23,
1959 for the primary purpose of investing in "special situations which
afford
attractive capital
growth possibilities." It has issued 27.000
fhares to its initial subscribers for $135,000. E. R. Davenport & Co.
Is listed as the sole distributor of the shares.
Edward R. Davenport,
Board
Chairman, and Allan G. Davenport, President, are partners
of the
distributor.
The company's board of directors will supervise
and manage its investment portfolio and direct the purchase and sale
of its
investment securities.
Davenport A- Co. will provide research
Ten
share.
investment
company
Railway
Net
Wet
fr.
rev.
189,
p.
772,404
$200,066
$287,333
4,287
95,304
fering—A secondary offering of 21,600 shares of common
stock (par So) was made on April 28 by Stone & Web¬
ster Securities Corp. and White, Weld & Co. at $33 per
concession of 70 cents per snare.
offering has been completed.—V. 189, p. 1840.
share, with a dealer's
The
company
Texas Mexican lly.—Earnings—
1959—3 Mos.—1958
1959—Month—1958
Railway
oper.
oper.
expenses
$884,242
$941,44G
633,520
$300,101
196.457
$376,625
220.758
revenue
Railway
602,676
from
rev.
railway
rv.
oper.
i89,
—V.
p.
$103,644
40.889
44,593
income.
1640.
$338,770
87,117
$250,722
28,233
$155,867
operations
Wet
of taring.
proceeds of the stock sale will be used to provide for con¬
struction expenditures or to reimburse the company's treasury there¬
for.
Construction expenditures for 1959 are estimated at $53,000,000
Net
through March
expended
($10,700,000
Texas & New Orleans
Railway
RR.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
Period End. March. 31—
Net
3D.—V.
189,
1959—Month-1958
Wet
189,
ry.
1618.
p.
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$1,683,006
361,425
$4,773,865
884,830
$5,107,141
—V.
of
boards
It
Drug
Wade
.
1.125,167
commission
a
$1.50
of
share.
per
organized in March 1958 to manufacture,
and proprietary drug products; also, to
market
develop
ethical
research new medicinal aids m the battle against disease.
The planned objectives of the company include the purchase of other
established drug manufacturing companies, trademarks, formulae, and
mark
Wade
Jim
of
September,
1958.
of
distribution
proceeds
additional
$2,985,434
$8,450,609
$7,793,693
558,785
1,900,477
1,073,444
its
of
manufacture.
own
In
$70,000
ceived
Wade"
"Jim
reduced
a
also
.
of
.
.
working
force
for
drug
....
principal
Jr.,
42,750
class
products.
A
com¬
.
1959—Month—1958
Period End. Mar. 31—
Railway
oper.
oper.
expenses
Net
-
from
rev.
railway
■..•••
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$6,318,270 $19,275,136 $18,945,311
4.832,041
14,974,197
14,570,856
$6,710,590
5,123,104
revenue.::
Railway
•
-
•
operations
Wet
ry.
—V.
income.....
oper.
189,
$1,486,229
.377,918
$1,587,486
480,390
_■
—
$4,300,939
$4,374,455
1,080,865
1,119,440
1972.
p.
Tidewater
promoter
the
U.
to
S.
facilities
to
5,000
over
the
Government
Co.—Financing
Arranged for Super¬
tankers—Financing has been arranged by this company
for seven new supertankers which will allow the com¬
pany to transport oil at the lowest possible cost, George
F.
Getty, II, President, said
000,000
from
20
over
will
April 27.
on
life
large
a
years,
insurance
the
cover
in
1955.
others
The
supertanker
tankers ranging in
seven
addition
of
Mr.
these
Getty
president,
exchange for
in
its
and
Central
Wisconsin
T
ships
completion
On
tankers
water
and
will
of
seven
into
come
Mr.
its
the
in
range
fleet,
haul
begun
tankers
the
to
operation.
newly
size
financed
from
indicated,
Getty
crude
own
vantage,
-
and
to
business
that
afloat
now
and
Mr.
RR.—Earnings—
from
rev.
Net
6,595.880
$457,787
$911,631
43.262
•M 02,829
said,
Getty
46,000
to
will enable
the
will
they
72,000
the
Tidewater
super¬
"fide-
The
DWT.
to schedule
requirements To the greatest economic ad¬
successfully for any additional world tanker
and
Built
ters
shares of
—
in
in
oil
will
be
fully
air
to the main
access
class
handling
of
189,
Womctco
preferred stock
Enterprises,
Inc.—Stock
The
after
stock
preferred
new
convertible
is
1, 1959 at $52.56
Aug.
share.
per
priced at $10.75 per share.
and
will
be
nrovided
and
on
option
redeemed
the company at prices ranging from $105 per share if
prior to June 1, 1961, to $100 per share if redeemed after June 1, 1969.
PROCEEDS—Net
be
applied
proceeds from vhe sale
toward
which
gram
is
of
payment
estimated
at
the
of
the
company's
preferred
1959
stock
construction
distributing
and
Washington,
shares
The shares
PROCEEDS—All
of
BUSINESS—The
Miami,
Fla.
picture
theaters,
remaining
and
the
proceeds
fee
and
its
other
and
company
N.
C.
which
20
are
of
the
and
theaters
sell
and
stock
50
1852.
iLorig
■"^Mortgage
paid
on
'4!a e/c
operating
$59,786,000
to
operating
and
350.817,000
of
revenues
income
the
of
revenues
net
to
company
net
common
B
common
EFFECT
General,
for
(first
Nov,
1,
mortgage
i
5'I
Capacity of the
around
tankers,
new
500.000
barrels
to
be
each,
built
more
in
France
than
shaft
cf
.
16
Their
II.
P.
steam
knots,
an,
cruising
around
the
with
radius
on
average
30,000
miles,
enough
to
single fueling, Mr. Getty said.—V.
take
189,
p.
value
them
„
Timken Roller Bearing
Co.—Earnings Higher—
Company announced April 29 income lor the three months
sub)ect! t0
$6,696,^50. <4,
audit
and
year-end
$5
Curtis
E.
for
lor
both
the
first
periods
are
standing.—V. 189, p.
three
on
months
the
basis
of
1958.
of
5.327,036
The
earnings per share
shares presentlv out¬
stock
limited
1 Includes
preferred
( without
except
191,212
stock
par
as
&
below,
scribed foi
such
value)'—..
12.000,000 shs.
The
—
S. Dickson
"The
cf
pursuant
the
have
severally
stockholders the
forth below;
stock set
common
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
10.000
Bacon,
Alex.
10.000
BUrnham
Co..
&
Co.
Kidder
M.
7,000
Mason-Hagan, Inc. ___5.00C
Co.—
7,000
Stern
7,000
J.
7,000
Winslow,
Cohu
Stroud
Co..
&
,
;
.
—_
Space
Co.
Inc.
1
Fusz-Sehmelzle
&
Mellen
Joseph,
—V.
189.
Yale
convertible
Inc.
5,000
4,500
Kirkland
4,000
Jenks,
Muir
Investment
Suplee,
Co.,
Birely
6,OOo
C.
Miller,
4,000
4,000
Corp.—
Yeatman.
Mosley
-4.000
Inc.
&
Co—
3,000
—
Cassell & Co.,
F.
The
6.000
Co.__
&
Leonard & Lynch
Moore.
6,006
1618.
p.
5,000
Inc>:
4,000
6 OCO
Co..
&
1
&
5,00(
—
Stetson..
&
Dooly & Co.—_
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Walter & Hurry,
Co._.
Co.——
&
E.
6.000
Bingham,
<fe
Brothers
Wneat & Co
C.
Oscar
-
7_000
7,000
Eichler
Inc.
5.000
5,000
Co.
Co
Inc.—
Lane,
&
5,00G
&
&
H.
_____
Johnson.
5,000
5,000
—
7,000
Co
&
Hentz
Co
Co
Co.
7,000
& Co.,
<fc Eons
&
&
&;
Davenport
8,000
T_
duPont
I.
Courts
10.000
6,000
Whipple & Co.—__
5,000
& Sons....5,000
Brown
Coleman
Towbin
Corp.
A
convertible
selling
the
v
-
below
11.000
Bateman.
Inc.
3,000
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
& Towne Manufacturing
2,500
Inc.
Co.—New Development
quickly interchangeable standard Yale lift truck fork carriage to
of application of Yale industrial tractor.sheavels
introduced, by this company's Yale Materials Handling Divi¬
increase-the versatility
named
below
have
severally
in the respective percentages set
preferred stock as is not sub¬
has
been
sion.
A
the subscription offer:
to
:
,
named
i
.—„
Ball, Burge & Kraus_
underwriters
company,
stock
common
Shares
Allyn & Co., Inc
Grimm
1,405.392 shs.
of
cur¬
Rausclier, Pierce & Co..
JYJ
Inc.
A-,—------6,000
Inc
Co.,
C.
Goodbody
100,386 shs.
forth in the mortgage.
reserved for initial conversion
class A
as
shares.
&
————
R.
offered.
now
UNDERWRITERS
&
Unterberg,
Atwill
set
.marts
agreed to purchase from the
forth
E.
A.
60,000 shs.
——
issuance
underwriters
.1—
Inc.
stock
as
personal
on
10.000
—
Co.
70.600 slis.
—
carried
and
year
45.000
Jackson
Co
Hut ton
F.
C.
70.600 siis.
preferred
Convertible
♦Not
-
Hirsch
47,969.000
—
r
for
treasury
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.
par
300.000 slis.
one
title detention contracts
.v".,'.
reserved
are
Corp.
Webber,
Paine,
A.
—
charges
—1
Higginson
Lee
1,000.000
—I—
series.
Common
ended i
adjustments,
at
after provision for depreciation and all other
charges,
incluorng estimated income taxes in the amount of $7,844,760.64. These
earnings are equal to $1.26 per share as compared with 61 cents
per
chare
series
$4.25
1286,
————Y——^
interest
Shares
.
1.900.000
within
-'•
Gregory
Gaslight
Co..
first
bonds due Aug. 1. 1961
(obligations of the company)
Refunding mortgage bonds—
.Serial
preferred
stock,
without
(
*
maturing
due under
agreed,
to purchase from certain of
respective number of shares of class A
1958
$5,200,000
with
1988,
to
8%.
^Excluding 136,270
Outstanding
$5,200,000
^
540,000 $hs,
-
1960
conversion of outstanding shares of class B common stock,
upon
Georgetown
mortgage 5tv
ca¬
24,000
they will 'have an average speed in excess
length of 840 feet, and a beam of 1C8 feet.
will
a
The
will
Japan,
times
turbines,
average
the world
and
four
Powered
amounts
amounts
shares
'•"*540,000
'
average
750,000
n363.730.shs,
from
to
property.
pro¬
bonds,
1960
1
liabilities.
^Including
FINANCING
Authorized
'due
pacity of the famed World War II T-2 tanker.
ranging
^Including
compared with
income of* $4,130,000
PRESENT
TO
L
.
'. **3,000,000 shs.
—
stock
Francis
GIVING
;
stock
rent
1958.
CAPITALIZATION
Outstanding.
$402,000 Y
1,323,486 Y
"'Y
-
promissory notes
stock
($1
par)
ranging from 2Vsj&
$5,207,000
and
1959
Y;.,
debt—
A
♦'Maturities
common
in
3,
Authorized-
■
;
Class
will
JAN.
OF
Y—
Class
per
EARNINGS—Total
spaces.
the
for 1957.
AS
obligations
bank
term
Common
of 107 years of continuous operations.
The quarterly
increased from 37!;? cents to 45 cents per share in 1952,
share in 1955, and to 56 cents per share in 1958.
was
cents
amounted
In
and
company
drinks, cigarottes and
various public locations.
debt—
term
Short
of operation of the company
which period dividends were paid
declared
the
through its own
confectionery
merchandise
company reported consolidated total income on &
basis $9,366,098 for 1958 and net income of $588,737, com¬
"Unsecured notes
years
during
dividends have been
leased
■>"
each
lor
dividend
to
through
1850.
in
of 22 motion
Miami and 4he
of the theaters nre
chain
a
greater
Eight
In addition
Tampa.
are
pared with $9,273,084 and $833,344
the District of Columbia and adjoining areas
Maryland and Virginia.
The population of the area served is esti¬
mated at approximately. 1,750,000 as of Dec. 31, 1958.
1848
in
soft
vending machines in
forma
in
from
received
stations
EARNINGS—The
$14,800,000.
initial
be
television
operates
lo.cated
confectionery
and
will
sales
operates
and
remainder
sell
both
from
and
Asheville,
subsidiaries
through
pro
is engaged in the business of purchasing
natural gas within the metropolitan area of
the
was
being sold for
funds will accrue to the company.
no
owns
in Palm Beach
two
in
owned
comprising
DIVIDENDS—After
The stock
are
An additional 35,000
being sold by certain other stockholders to
employees of the company.
are
by the selling stockholders,
company
selling
secon¬
the account of several stockholders.
UNDERWRITERS—The
company
elevators
stock
common
!'
officers and
redeemable at the
is
of
requirements, the ships will provide the
living conditions.
The crew's quar¬
conditioned,
into
It
Offered—A
oversubscribed and the books closed.
was
which
and
machinery
for each fourteen
'167,82$
1177.
p.
dary offering of 290,000 shares of class A common stock
was
made on April 29 by a nationwide underwriting
group managed by Lee Higginson Corp.
This offering
stock held of record
common
offer,
total
of
excess
carge
is offering the holders of
stock rights to subscribe for
$965,060
■'.* ■'•■■■V/
"Deficit.—V.
Pre¬
on April 27, 1959.
is to expire May 12, 1959, is to be
underwritten by a group headed by The First Boston
Corp. and Johnston. Lemon & Co.
supertankers, ..scheduled for delivery to Tidewater in 1961
will be comparable in size to aircraft carriers, Mr. Getty
1962,
finest
share
one
oil
compete
Convertible
$7,576,724
6,611,664
railway
income
oper.
ry.
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$7,507,511
2,158,159
99,457
expenses
$2,615,946
$462,973
oper.
-
seven
fiakl.
of
only in
ships,
develops.
The
rate
its
and
prime contractors.
$2,749,485
2,286,512
revenue.
,
company
common
BUSINESS—The
entire
for the
Tidewater and
eventually replace ships currently chartered.
u
outstanding
feet
square
1959—Month—1953
oper.
re¬
the
100,386 shares of cumulative serial preferred stock, $4.60
convertible series, no par value, at $100 per share at the
tons, he said.
indicated,
by
planned
fleet
payable
currently building, will bring the fleet total to 21 tankers.
Tidewater
As
completed,
now
A loan of $92,-
company,
size from 68,000 to 72,000 deadweight
'
Financing is
'•company-owned
its
850,000
over
employees, providing the most advanced
and production of electronic equipment
development
Period End. Mar. 31—
and
and
shares
B
Co.—Offers
Light
Stock—This
ferred
The
Oil
Gas
Washington
Texas & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
•
of
that Me'lpar, Inc., continues to grow and .to
activities in the electronic field. Melpar recently
CAPITALIZATON
,
;•.•
:
development
cost.
Railway
..
•*Y'Y
-•-
nroduction
"
.-•
recent
a
Melpar's constant growth is attributable to its outstanding achieve¬
in many areas of electronic research, development and produc¬
tion for military application.—V. 139, p. 1973.
has outstanding 42,750 class B and 87,936 class A
A
the
tor
Y
process,,
announced
scope of
its
plant
increased
and experimentation; $350,000
additional companies; $500,000
and ■ $196,000 for current
research
purchase
ancl
trademark.
class
57,250
other
advertising program;
•
..„T
Wade.
D,
James
for
and
contracts
proposed national
working capital.
for
shares,
and
Wade Deodorant Foot Powder, was introduced
The company also has contracted for the exclu¬
"Lens Brite," an eye glass cleaner.
of the stock sale are to be used as follows: $190,000
machinery and equipment and to purchase permanent
facilities;
initial
for
Medicine
Foot.
Jim
product,
panion
sive
products
new
1958, it acquired the assets of Jim Wade & Co. (and the trade¬
"Jim Wade"), the company being a manufacturer and distribu¬
May
in
market
and
develop
to
boards.
circuit layout
its
operations
located at 411-113 Lake St., Shreveport,
was
distribute
and
at
was
broaden
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
receive
will
who
plant
807,843
53,363
"One-to-One Layout Process"
new
a
printed
Railway
income
La., filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on April 28, 1959, covering
157,250 shares of class B common stock.
The company proposes to
offer this stock for sale at $10 per share primarily to retail druggists
through its principal officer and stockholder, James D. Wade, Jr.,
1959—3 Mos. —1958
$3,210,546
opers.
income
189, p. 1972.
oner,
$164,276
59,494
circuit module
new
facilities
1840.
p.
corporation,
This
$12,215,725 $11,385,307 $34,060,000 $32,625,908
expenses
9,005,179
8,399,873
25,609,391
25,132,275
fr.
rev.
ry.
$191,266
13,145
Drafting Department and Senior Engineer Joseph Farago, who directed
the research and development that evolved
this new technioue for
increasing
the accuracy
and
production of printed circuit "module
$9,351,522 $29,182,344 $27,370,459
7,668,516
24,075,203 22.596,591
$2,016,216
497,498
opers.
ry.
oper.
ry
—V.
fr.
rev.
The company now
Net
i
$43,709
37,526
ments
$10,247,472
8.231,256
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses
revenue
oper.
$93,590
—
Melpar Falls Church, Va., plant, is the product of the joint effort
John Sayre of the
Chemistry Laboratory, Douglas Leage of the
for
Net
oper.
the
the
of
for
Raiway
printed
This
on
for subscription
offered
tor
Net
p.
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.—New Process Developed
781,000
covering
SEC
through
Period End. Mar. 31—
872,154
railway
development of
April 28 filed a registration statement with the
shares of common stock. The stock is to be
by holders of outstanding common at the rate
of one new share for each 20 shares held
of record June 2, 1959.
The offering price and underwriting terms are subject to the terms
of the proposed
invitation for competitive bids for the underwriting
This
Wade Drug
Corp.—Secondary Stock Of¬
$1,036,43C
848.999
income
1718.
oper.
189,
Net
Gas Transmission
Texas
$1,040,265
296.860
ment
of
Net
893,478
31,883
$104,987
39,312
opers.
ry.
income
1972.
oper.
ry.
—V.
expenses
oper.
$985,403
784,542
$1,059,737
$340,670
247,192
$364,314
259.377
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$340,569
285,896
Melpar, Inc., a subsidiary, and a leader in special electronic equip¬
development lor
the U.
S.
Government, has announced the
1,148,235 shares
the
on
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—Registers With SEC—
Period End. March 31—
1959—3 MOB.—1958
1959—Month-.—1958
•—
revenue
from
rev.
ry.
-V.
and that "it is safe to predict earnings for the full calendar
year of 1959 will be much greater than in 1958."
In the first three months of 1958 sales aggregated. $9,361,941, and
Ity.—Earnings—
Tennessee Central
Period End. March 81
1959—Month—1958
$379,486
year,
Wabash RR.—Earnings—
Railway oper.
2,076,759
Alabama—Earnings-
revenue
operations
Net
this
services.
statistical
and
•
Net
on
per'
$2,420,884
2,339.305
*
net
of
quarter
827,222
j*
Railway operating exps.
profit amounted to $420,481, equivalent-to 24 cents a share on 1,740,477
outstanding shares, James Mullaney, President, reported on April 24.
He said that there were .strong indications that second quarter sales
This
I.
while
$8,942,270.
totaled
1959
oper.
$2,973,641
$1,008,520
1618.
p.
Period End. Mar. 31—
profit was $920,996. or 80 cents a share
then outstanding.—V. 189, p. 1973.
With SEC—
Keys, Inc.—Registers
Ten
189,
Western Ry. of
>
and 1,000,000 Continental Fund
net
R
—V.
amendment on April 23, 1S59. to its registration
3.000,000 additional United Income Fund shares,
United Science Fund shares,
139, p. 931.
2,000.000
.1959—3 Mos.—1258
$3,933,111 $12,290,048 $11,291,814
2,924,591
9,316.407
8,870,930
3,161,385
expenses
oper.
rev. from railway
operations ——$1,465,404
ry. oper. income—.
1,016,305
Net
an
covering
195(1—Month—195H
$4,626,789
-
Net
SEC
shuns.—V.
March 1, the company
As of
1396.
p.
..
profit per share .class A
Wet
•V
189,
United Funds, Inc., Kansas City—Registers With
This
Net
Railway
Proposed—
B
071,347
497.000
taxes
income taxes
Corp.—Merger
U
See
revenue
oper.
Monday, May 4, 195P
.
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Mar. 31—
Railway
$8,953,809
before income
profit
System, Inc., above.—V. 189, p. 1286.
See D. C. Transit
58.P37.n9
$9,000,032
—
Western Maryland
Airways, Inc.—Offers Transit Shares.
Trans Caribbean
Meadville, Pa.—Sales Up—Earnings Off—
Talon, Inc.,
.
.
special fork carriage
Y-18
1840.
Tractor
Shovel
can
be
through the
easily installed on the standard Yale
removal of four pins and four-bolts
replace -the bulk-handling unit with the pallet handling device.
The front plate of the tractor shovel carriage is built to Industrial
Truck -Association
standards
for
carriages on 2,000
and 3,000 lb.
to-
The
Toledo, Peoria
&
Western
•
Period End. March 31—
Railway
^
Railway
opex.
oper.
1959—Mbnth—1958
revenue--
expenses
$650,838
'
$652,059
397,945
403,604
Alex.
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$1,828,398
1,153,166
$1,809 277
1,138,956
Net
—V.
rev.
fr.
ry.-oper.
189. p.
ry.
$252,893
opers.-
income----
;
1717.
82,313
$248,455
'73.746
$675,227
$670,321-
196 454
189,238
'
Boston
Lemon
Brown
Auchincloss,
Redpath
&
B.
Merrill
Corp.-—
16.0
Ferris
&
Co.__
&
10.8
Jones.
Kreeger-&
.'Y
10.8
Mackall
Sons
Parker
&
Fleming-'
Hibbs &. Co.,
Lynch.
Inc.--
&
10.8
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith
—V.' 189.
p.
1973.
Inc.
Rouse.
Co.^
&
Robinson
10.8
Folger. 'Nolan,
W.
Ret
First
Johnston,
RR.—Earnings—
.
and
Lukens_
Brewer,
Bryant
Birely
*
6.5
6.5
6.0
&-Co
;
.capacity lift
truck.
1
,
5.0
This
Becker
Rohrbaugh.& Co
10.8
Co._,
Coe_
1
3.0
1.5
1.0
G-52
The
carriage
series
of
mechanical
.mounting of
ments
accommodates
Yale
on
the
a
gasoline
arrangement
wide
tractor
variety
shovel
the .same
powered
of
the
lilt
......
type forks
trucks.
.
as
carriage further
.
...
,
..
used
on
:
the
*>''/
allows for the
of standard," hydraulic lift truck attach¬
unit-to achieve even greater diversity of
'application.—V. 189, pp. 1286 and 91.
Volume
189
.Number 5843
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(2079)
51
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
•
14
,
(CST)
the ^purchase
of
for
p.m.
waterworks
$28,000
May
$66,000
,
v
May
on
1
from
1963 inclusive.
'
1967 inclusive. /
24,000 3%s. Due
1968 to
Hueneme School
Alabama.
,
—
fered April 29—v. 189, p. 1718—
-Were awarded to* a group headed
by Sterne, Agee & Leach, at a
price of par, a net interest cost
about
3.93%,
-
11
from
1, 1959. Due
-I960
to
1974
-
on
to
| 1 >405,000 3.90s.
from
;
1969
on Feb. 1
1979 inclusive.
Others in the purchasing group:
Equitable Securities Corporation,
Hendrix & Mayes, Inc., Stubbs,
Watkins & Lombardo, Inc., Thorn¬
ton, Mohr and Farish, and Shrop¬
shire, Frazer & Co.; %/;%/•;;;;
of
$34,000,000
County, Calif.
issue of $710,April 28 —
Sale—The
bonds
offered
a
p.
group
1974—were awarded to
composed of Taylor &
Co., First California Co., and Juran & Moody, Inc., at a price of
100.001, a net interest cost of
about 4.36%, as follows:
$180,000 5s. Due
1962 to
1975 to
i Bond
Sale—The
$35,000 school
improvement bonds offered April
27—v. 189, p. 1841—were awarded
Kenneth Ellis
to
Co.
&
/
-Pima County School District No. 13
(P. O. Tucson), Ariz.
Bond
Offering—Elsa B. Hanna,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
sealed bids until 11
Jan.
on
from
1
1974 inclusive.
on
Jan. 1 from
1980 inclusive.
1981 to
Costa Mesa
1994 inclusive.
.
Orange
County, Calif.
$436,000 gen¬
eral
obligation school building
bonds offered April 28—v. 189, p.
1974—were
awarded
were -
—
awarded to the
Secu¬
rity-First National Bank of Los
Angeles, as 3%s, at a price of
100.26, a basis of about 3.70%.
Offering Postponed—The
Bond
?
vtion bonds will be sold
on
May 18,
not May 4, as originally contem¬
plated.—V. 189,
1841.
p.
;
_
CALIFORNIA
Of'
^ Alameda County Flood Control
and Water Conservation Dist.,
Zone 3A (P. O. Oakland),
K)
California
«
Bond
Sale—The
control
bonds
Fullerton-El Camino Recreation
and Park District, Sacramento
Bond
$450,000 flood
*
i
J 95,000 4s.
June 1 from
1971 inclusive.
15,000 4%s. Due
*
on
Due
on
on
receive sealed bids at
in Sacramento, until
(Calif. DST) on May 13 for
the purchase of $600,000 recrea¬
tion and park bonds. Dated May 1,
1959. Due on May 1 from 1961 to
1984 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest
(M-N)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
her
Bond
u
on June
1986 to 1988 inclusive.
on
'■
*
,
follows:
as
Obispo County,
California
1719
offered
—
April
were
20—v.
awarded
189,
to
the
April
21—v.
America
National
Savings Association,
Francisco, as 3%s.
189,
to the
awarded
were
Trust
of
■
Due
1960 to
1967 to
sold to
con¬
Pierce,
clusive.
June
on
1
from
1966 inclusive.
tribution system warrants offered
April 21 — v. 189, p. 1720 — were
awarded to Blyth & Co., Inc., at a
price of 100.0001, a net interest
cost of about
Bond
Offering
—
Jack G. Blue,
bids at his office in Oakland until
June
on
and
Mt. Diablo Unified School District,
Contra Costa
County, Calif.
Bond
Offering
W.
Colorado
Warrant
bids at his office in Martinez until
(Calif.
1961
from
able
on
any
are
call¬
interest payment
1, 1968.
after Oct.
or
Interest A-O.
shall,
Trimble
New
Mitchell,
York City.
&
:
of
Robert E.
to 1975 inclusive. Call¬
of Jan.
1, 1970. Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
State Treasurer's office, or at the
Chase
Manhattan
Bank,
New
York City. Legality approved by
Dawson, Nagel, Sherman & How¬
ard, of Denver.
as
Madison, Comt.
Sale
Bond
The
$900,000 high
April 23
189, p. 1841—were awarded
Sacramento County, Calif.
to a group composed of Estabrook
Bond Sale—The $200,000 school & Co.; Putnam & Co.; Coffin &
bonds offered April 22—v. 189, p.
Burr, and R. D. White. & Co., as
1841—were awarded
to
Schwa3.35s, at a price of 100.03, a basis
bacher & Co., at a price of par, a of about 3.34%.
net interest cost of about 4.01%,
as
Sacramento
follows:
$70,000 5s.
School District,
*
/
Due
on
/
-
—
offered
bonds
—v.
New Britain, Conn.
r
May 15 from
28—v.
189,
p.
1974—were
the Bank of America
awarded
to
National
Trust
&
Savings
300,000
Dated June
District,
County, Calif.
Hamm,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Ventura, until
(Calif. DST)
on
May
19
for the purchase of $300,000 bonds.
Bond
City
Offering—Phillip Acker,
will receive sealed
Clerk,
bids until
10
1, 1959.
Due
on
Payable at
National
as»
a
basis of about 3.86%.
Beach, .Fla.
$1,500,000 pub¬
lic
improvement bonds * offered
April 27 —v. 189, p. 1720 —were
awarded to a group headed by";
*
St.
Petersburg
Ira Haupt & Co., at a price of
98.05, a net interest cost of about:
4.46%, as follows:
$414,000 4s.
Bank
&
Due on Oct.
to 1967 inclusive.
1961
t
1 from
Due on Oct. 1 from
1968 to 1972 inclusive.
384,000 4V4S.
>
702,000 4.40s.
-
Due on Oct. 1 from
11973 to 1979 inclusive,
Others
in
the
r
;;
Bache &
group:
Co.; Roosevelt & Cross; Rand &
Co.; Stubbs,
Watkins & Lom¬
bardo, Inc.; E. Ray Allen & Co.;
Robert F. Bell & Co.; Vincent
Newman
&
Co.,
and
Tuller
&
Zucker.
Venice, Fla.
Bond
Offering—Lewis
A. Hes¬
ter, City Clerk, will receiye
sealed
(EST) on May
the purchase of $1,500,00(1
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1959.
bids until 1:30 p.m.
18
for
sewer
Company, in Hartford, or at Dub on .Jan. 1 from 1961 to 198ft
Callable as of Jan. 1,
Britain National Bank, inclusive.
in New Britain. Legality approved 1969. Principal and interest (J-J)
by
Day, Berry & Howard, Of payable at the Venice-Nokomis.
Bank, Venice, or at the Chase,
Hartford.
Manhattan Bank, New York City.
Norwalk, Conn.
Legality approved by Caldwell*
Bond
Sale
The
$2,000,000 Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
sewer,
public works and urban New York City.
the
School
Bond Offering—Robt. L.
a.m.
Hartford
County
Trust
5.12%.
Oxnard
11
bonds.
June 1 from 1960 to 1979 incl.
Asso¬
ciation, of San Francisco, as 5s,
the
at
a
price of 97.20, a basis of
about
sewer
Escambia
3.05s, at a price of 100.03, a.
basis of about 3.04%.
1,000,000 Orange County bonds
/as 3.90s, at a price of 100.28*
Offering—W. E. Atwood,
Bond
1971 inclusive.
to
\
c.
~
Jr., Chairman of Board of Finance
and Taxation, will receive sealed
120,000 4s. Due on May 15 from
bids until 1:30 p.m. (EDST)
on
1972 to 1983 inclusive.
May 7 for the purchase of $2,905,10,000 2s. Due May 15, 1984.
000 bonds, as follows:
Otay Municipal Water District,
$2,185,000 school bonds. Due on
San Diego County, Calif.
June 1 from 1960 to 1979 incl.
Bond Sale—The $675,000 gen¬
420,000 water fund bonds. Due on
eral
obligation
bonds
offered
June 1 from 1960 to 1976 incl.
1961
lows:
$1,100,000
Bond Sale—The
CONNECTICUT
school
North
DST)
f
on
date
Bonds due hi
thereafter
Florida Development Commission11 a.m. (PDST) on May 5 for the Livingston, Secretary of the State
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla/:
Highway Commission, will re¬
purchase of $1,255,000 •schoolsBond Sale—'The $2,100,000 road
bonds. Dated June 1, 1959. Due 011 ceive sealed bids until 11 a.m.
revenue
bonds offered April 30
(MST) on June 3 for the purchase
June 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclu¬
of $6,000,000 State Highway Fund —v. 189, p. 1841—were awarded
sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
to a group of banks, headed by
revenue
anticipation
warrants.
payable at the County Treasurer's
Dated July 1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1 the Florida National Bank, as fol¬
office. Legality approved by Or¬
for the purchase of
.
—
and
1, 1958.
1961 te
Payable at the Chase Manhattans
Bank, of New York City. Legal¬
ity approved by Caldwell, Man-
(State of)
Offering
inclusive.
able
July 1 from
COLORADO
T.
Paasch,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
—
from
1
1983
1963.
on
Oct.
Oct.
on
1969
on
390,000 31/2S. Due
Dated
bonds.
road
County
Glades
Due
follows:
as
J-J.
Interest
1968.
2,250,000
-
July 1, 1961.
210,000 3 V2s. Due on July 1, 1962
1 from
on May
12 Dated June 1, 1959. Due on June
$73,000 school 1 from 1960 to
197^ inclusive.
bonds. Dated June 15, 1959. Due
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
on June
15 from 1960 to 1974 in¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest fice.
(J-D)
payable
at
the
County
San Diego, Calif.
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
a.m.
3.40%,
$40,000 41/2S. Due
1984 inclusive.
Ventura
HayWard School District,
Alameda County, Calif.
.
1964 to 1967 inclusive.
San
iBank of America National Trust proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
Si Savings Association,
of San rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Francisco, at a price of 100.01, a cisco.
was
June 15 from 1960 to 1984 in¬
on
'
April
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond Sale—The $100,000 school
bonds
p.
San Luis
of
—
&
10
District,
1841
Bank
1 from
June 1, 1989.
'Arroyo Grande Union High School
■i
Orange
Sale—The $410,000 school
offered
bonds
p.
June 1, 1972.
June 1 from
4i£5,000 414s. Due
School District,
County, Calif.
1973 to 1985 inclusive.
.15,000 2s. Due
office
Fullerton
^
V'
B. M. Forry,
—
will
tors,
21—
189, p. 1841—were awarded to
f the Bank of America National
Trust & Savings Association, of
San Francisco, as follows:
1960 to
Offering
8 p.m.
oyi
/$180,000 5s. Due
County, Calif.
v
Francisco.
offered April
$250,000
hospital
obligation
Dist., Alameda County, Calif.
Boiid Offering — Jack G. Blue, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.
about 3.90%.
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
$1,650,000 various general obliga-
"Bond. Sale—An issue of
general
the
to
Security-First National Bank, of
Los Angeles, and R. H. Moulton
& Co., jointly, at a price of 100.10,
a net interest cost of about
4.04%,
135,000 4s. Due
Sale—The
Bond
purpose
Ark.
\
(P. O. Jacksonville},
Florida
.
t
Decoto School District, Alameda
(MST) on June 1 for the
County, Calif.
purchase of $35,000 general obli¬
Bond Offering—Jack
G. Blue,
gation school bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
1959. Due on July 1 from 1960 to County Clerk, will receive sealed rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
bids at his office in Oakland until
1970 inclusive. Principal and in¬
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
10 a.m. (Calif. DST) on May 12
terest (J-J) payable at the County
Newhall School District, Los
for the purchase of $57,000 school
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
Angeles County, Calif.
bonds. Dated June 15, 1959.
Due
proved by Gust, Rosenfeld, DivelBond Sale—The $650,000 school
on June 15 from 1960 to
1984 in¬
bess & Robinette, of Phoenix.
bonds offered April 28—v. 189, p.
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
1719—were awarded to a group
(J-D)
payable
at
the
County
ARKANSAS
headed by the Bank of America
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
Little Rock, Ark.
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her- National Trust & Savings Asso¬
Offering Postponed—The offer¬ rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬ ciation, of San Francisco, as 4s,
at a price of 100.79, a basis of
ing of general obligation various cisco.
Rock,
School
Duval County
j
1719
p.
School District,
Union
a.m.
Little
1989 in¬
Unified
:
;
FLORIDA
bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on May 20
Principal and
interest for
the
purchase of $4,750,00(1
payable
at
the
County revenue bonds, as follows:
of America National Trust & Sav¬ (J-D)
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
ings Association, of San Fran¬
$2,500,000
Santa
Rosa
County
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
cisco..
bridge bonds. Dated July 1,
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran-?
1958. Due on July 1 from 1961
Lemon Grove School District,
cisco.
to 1988 inclusive. Bonds due
San Diego County, Calif.
Solano Irrigation District, Solano
in
1969
and
thereafter
are
Bond Sale—The $170,000 school
i
:
callable on any interest pay¬
County, Calif.
bonds offered April 21—v.
189,
ment date on or after July 1,
Warrant Sale—The $640,000 dis¬
$35,000 5s.
Will receive
bonds totaling $1,650,000
originally scheduled for May 4—
v. 189, p.
1841 — has been post¬
1
poned until May 18.
Leandro
& Co., Inc.,
Due
struction bonds
inclusive.
bonds offered April 20—v. 189, p.
1841-—were awarded to the Bank
410,000 4.30s. Due on Jan. 1 from
No. 59 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
(
1959.
1
,
189,
v.
120,000 41/4s. Due
<f.
Benecia-
Carmichael Irrigation District,
Bond
ARIZONA
■Maricopa County, LaVeen Sch. Dist.
San
June
from
Martinez bridge revenue bonds.
000
Due
to
1,
Legality
approved
by
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los Angeles. ■ /■■■'
1975 inclusive.
Sacramento
f 1966 to 1968 inclusive.
i
purchase
Feb. 1 from
on
June
from 1960 to
1
clusive.
(Calif. DST) on May 19
for the purchase of $221,000 bonds.
Dated June
Dated
June
on
a.m.
1
May 1
on
bonds.
& Co., Inc.; Kormendi
and Byrd Brothers.
-
follows:
as
$195,000 41/2S. Due
.
bids at his office in Ventura until
.
Warrant Sale
The $1,600,000
capital outlay school warrants of¬
of
May 26 for the purchase of $6,000,000
water
works
revenue
District,
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Robt. L. Hamm,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's ■County Clerk, will receive sealed
Florida Development Commission.
bids at his office in Oakland, until
California • Toll Bridge ' Authority office.
;
(P. O. Tallahassee), Florida.
10 a.m. (Calif. DST) on May 12
(P. O. Sacramento), Calif.
Bond Offering—Secretary T. W*
Lake Tahoe Unified School District,
for the purchase of $375,000 school
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Witherington announces that the
El Dorado County, Calif.
bonds. Dated June 15, 1959.
be received until June 24 for the
Due Commission will receive sealed
-Bond Sale—The $785,000 school
1972
?J€pmmi8sioner4rtP.:p.^Mpbile)^
May 1 from
on
1971 inclusive.
24,000 4s. Due
b-MobiletCoithty ■'Board of School
,1
Due
1965 to
•
..
5s.
1960 to
bonds.
revenue
3.93%,
6,000 414s. Due on May 1, 1964.
18,000 3&s. Due on May 1 from
on
■./
o.-L'v.
about
Ventura
Cr.vRamey announces that the
Town Council will receive auction
7:30
of
••>-..-
Bond Offering—Mayor Thomas
bids at
cost
follows:
as
Akron, Ala.
>*
interest
net
ALABAMA
;\:j :
a.m.
(Calif. DST) on
New
—
renewal bonds offered April 28—
Wauchula, Fla.
1975—were awarded to
Bond
Offering—Sam Southerheaded by the Morgan
City Clerk, will receive
Guaranty Trust Co., New York land,
City,
as
3.40s, at a
price of sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
on
May 11 for the purchase of
100.732, a basis of about 3.32%.
Others in the account: Glore, $375,000 sewer bonds. Dated Sept.
Forgan & Co.; Dean Witter & Co.; 1, 1958. Due on Sept. 1 from 1961
Hallgarten & Co.; King, Quirk & to 1988 inclusive/The bonds are
Co., Inc.; Raffensperger, Hughes callable. Interest M-S. Legality
v.
a
189,
p.
group
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2080)
approved by Patterson, Freeman,
Richardson & Watson, of Jackson¬
ville.
(The Federal Housing and
Agency has agreed
Home Finance
school building bonds was sold to
of about
3.94%,
1960 to
as
Due
235,000 4s.
Decatur),
O.
follows:
Dec. 1 from
on
Due
able
May 1, 1959. Due
1962 to
on
Jan. 1
inclusive. Call¬
1989
of Jan.
1, 1965. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
First Union
Bank & Trust Co.,
Winamac.
Legality approved by
as
interest
and
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of In¬
1969 inclusive.
1970
(P.
County
Stuart
$150,000 3%s.
GEORGIA
DeKalb
from
& Co. Inc., and
John Nuveen & Co., jointly, at a
price of 100.06, a net interest cost
purchase the bonds as 4%s.)
to
Dated
Halsey,
dianapolis.
1978
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Pleasant Township (P. O. R. F. D.
No. 4, Fort Wayne), Ind.
1,1959. Interest J-D.
Bond Offering — Oscar Carnes,
Legality approved by Chapman &
Township
Trustee, will
receive
Cutler, of Chicago.
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CDST)
DuPage County School District No. on
May 11 for the purchase of
33 (P. O. West Chicago), III.
New York, at a price of 97.53, a ;
$155,000 bonds, as follows:
Bond Sale—The $393,000 school
net interest cost of about 3.63%,
building bonds offered April 16 $70,000 School Township bonds.
as follows:
Due semi-annually from Jan.
—v.
189, p. 1619—were awarded
$1,580,000 3)4% bonds. Due on to John Nuveen &
1, 1961 to Jan. 1, 1974 inclu¬
Co., as follows:
Georgia
Bond Sale—The
$4,430,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
bonds
offered
April 28 — v. 189, p. 1842 — were
awarded to a group headed by
the First National City Bank of
Jan.
from
1
1961
to
1969
in¬
Jan.
3Yz%
bonds.
from
1
sive.
$83,000 3%s.
clusive.
2,850,000
1970
Due
to
260,000 3%.
in¬
1987
to
1964
in
the
account:
Due
Due
Due
Township
bonds.
Due semi-annually from Jan.
1, 1961 to July 1, 1974 inclu¬
sive.
Dec. 1, 1972.
on
East
St.
Hipley & Co., Inc.; Northern
Louis, III.
Bond Sale—An issue of $33,000
Co., Chicago; RobinsonHumphrey
Co.,
Inc.;
Merrill 3 (4 %
parking
meter
revenue
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith; bonds was sold to Midwest Secu¬
Roosevelt & Cross; F. W. Cragie rities Co. Dated Feb. 1, 1959. Due
& Co.; J. H. Hilsman & Co., and Feb. 1, 1969.
First Southeastern Company.
Grundy and Kendall Counties Com¬
Additional Sale
The $910,000
munity High Sch. District No. 101
2%% general obligation hospital
(P. O.
man
Trust
bonds
Morris),
to
awarded
were
a
group
bonds
are
dated
May 1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable
Indiana
the
at
Bank
Trust
Inc.
309
(P.
111.
East
Washington
Peoria), III.
•
'
-
J
Stuart & Co. Inc., and Commerce
Trust Co.,
Kansas City, jointly,
Bonds
Not
Sold—Bids
bonds
gas
offered
the
for
system rev¬
April 28—
3
As,
basis
of
as
at
a
price
about
100.03,
of
a
vey,
bonds. Dated May 1, 1959. Due on
1 from 1961 to 1973 inclu¬
Dec.
3.49%.
sive.
Interest
J-D.
Legality
ap¬
Kane, Cook and DuPage Counties
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
School District No. 46 (P. O.
Chicago.
Elgin), HI. '
Warren Twp. Sch. Building Corp.
Wesleyan College (P. O. Macon),
Bond Offering—Willard Beebe,
Georgia
(P. O. Indianapolis), Ind.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $450,000
Bond Sale—The $3,500,000 first
tion, will receive sealed bids until
non-tax
exempt dormitory and 7:30
mortgage revenue bonds offered
p.m. (CDST) on May 13 for
infirmary revenue bonds was sold the
purchase of $250,000 school April 28—v. 189, p. 1842—were
to the Federal Housing and Home
building bonds. Dated May 1, 1959. awarded to a group headed by
Finance
Agency, as 2%s, at a Due on Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1964 John Nuveen & Co., and
City Se¬
price of par.
inclusive. Interest J-D.
Legality curities Corp., jointly, at a price
approved by Chapman & Cutler, of 100.05, a net interest cost of
IDAHO
189, p.
v.
1975
issue
will
The
rejected.
were
—
be
re-offered.
of
Butte
County (P. O. Arco), Idaho
Bond
Offering—Ruby Gamett,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
11
general obligation hospital bonds.
Dated April 1, 1959. Principal and
interest
(A-O)
payable at the
County Treasurers' office.
and
Caribou
Joint
Bonneville
Class
No, 150
"A"
Counties
School District
(P. O. Soda Springs),
Clerk
of
receive
Board
sealed
(MST)
bids
May
on
F.
Woodall,
Trustees, will
of
chase of $600,000
11
until
for
5
the
J-J.
and
Perce
Joint
Lewis
Counties
Indep. Class "B" School
Idaho
received
Board
of
by the
Trustees
Clerk
the
of
until
8
p.m.
to
1979
and interest
District
inclusive.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Treasurer's
office,
at
or
the
option of the holder, at the
State Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Burcham & Blair, of
Spokane.
County
Community
65
City
chase of
on
—
James
will
waterworks and sewerage revenue
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1959.
Due
Jan.
on
1
from
1960
Principal
payable at
a
to
and
bank
1977
in¬
by Chapman & Cutler, of
INDIANA
Bond Sale—The $760,000 school
improvement bonds offered April
28—v. 189, p. 1842—were awarded
to
a
on
Jan. 1 from
composed of the Con¬
tinental Illinois National Bank &
group
Trust
Co., Chicago, A. G. Becker
Co., Inc., and Gary National
Bank, as 2%s, at a price of 100.08,
basis of about 2.85%.
on
Jan. 1, 1975
1976.
Creek
(CST)
on
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
1978
1960 to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
payable
at
the
School
terest
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
Cardinal
DuPage County School District
(P. O.
No.
Villa Park), III.
"Bond Sale—An issue of
$385,000
Winamac), Ind.
Offering—Lester L. Wil¬
Secretary, will receive sealed
on May
$890,000
bids until 1 p.m. (CDST)
7
for the
purchase of
first
mortgage
*
'/AA'
Sch.
/?•":•
the
Iowa-Des
bonds
and
mature
1
1960
to 1971
inclusive.
approved by
of Chicago.
Chapman
Wellsburg
City
bids
(P.
O. Eldon), Iowa
Bonds Not
were
submitted for
the $405,000 school
building bonds offered April 27—
v.
189, p. 1975.
Bond Sale—The
building
bonds
189,
—v.
$1,400,000 school
offered
from
1975—were
p.
will
be
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
Bank
of
net
interest
of
cost
about
3.29%,
follows:
'
Des
on
Nov. 1 from
$195,000 7 building
735,000 3 As.
Due
on
Nov. 1 from
1970 to 1976 inclusive.
355,000
3.30s.
1977 and
Due
1978.
Nov.
1,
-
revenue
bonds.
Iowa
(CST)
on
May
19
for
the
12
for
of $180,000 general obliga¬
tion school building bonds. Dated
April 1, 1959. Due
1960
to
1977
on
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
the
and
sewer
Sept.
March
15
Bond Sale—The
bonds
offered
$485,000 school
April
6
v.:
189,
1620 — were awarded to
First of Iowa Corporation. V
the
—
p.
Whiting
Community Sch. District,
Iowa
Offering—Genevieve
until
10:30
a.m..(CST)
on
purchasf of $250,000 school
building
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
April
1,
Nov. 1 from 1960 to
Agency
has
the bonds
Bond
Sept. 1 froflf 1960 to 1969 inclu¬
'
District
High Sch.
No.^(P. O. Russell),
Kansas
Bond Sale—TPfoe
p.
$1,800,000 school
April 27—v. 189;
1842—were awarded to a syn¬
offered
dicate
headed^y Ranson .& Co.,
Inc., at
a
price of
terest cost
par,
a
of^jbout 3.01
fol¬
lows:
$720,000 3!43f®ue semi-annually
on Feb.
a*r^t Aug. 1 from 1960
1963.
to
on
essrr.
2%££i9ue semi-annually
Feb. anct Aug. 1, 1964 and
1965.
-
•
■
r'_
May 1
on
from
■
-
-
Due
May 1 from
on
Due
May 1 from
on
1969 to 1973 inclusive.
Others in the account: Almstedt
.
Bros.,( Bankers
Blyth &
Bond
Co., Inc.,"
Stein Bros. &■
Co., Inc.,
Boyce, Equitable Securities Cor-;
poration, W. -L, Lyons
&
Co.,O'Neal, Alden & Co., Inc., Merrill
Lynch, Pierce." Fenner & Smith,"
Goodbody & Co., Security. & Bond
Co.,- Russell, Long 8c Co., and
Kentucky Co.
'
\
Sebree, Ky.
•"
Bond
Offering
Beatrice!
—
Cfty Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on
May 4 for the purchase of $41,Thomas,
000
waterworks
Dated
Jan. 1,
from
J-J.
to
Due
1974
'
*
bonds.
revenue
1959.
1960
Interest
on
July
inclusive.
'
LOUISIANA
-
540,000 3s. DBS" semi-annually on
Feb. and Aug. 1 from 1966 to
Coushatta,
,
La.
j
.
,
'
"
Bond Sale—The $165,000 perma¬
1968.
180,000 S.lO&^ue semi-annually
on
Feb. and Aug. 1, 1969.
cate:
Due
1964 inclusive.
Due May 1, 1965.
365,000 3'As.
1
360,000
1960 to
1966 to 1968 inclusive.
net/in¬
as
were
of
street
improvement
Dated**May 1, 1959. Due
Countffi'Russell
offered"
—
follows:
as
210,000 3)4s.
Offering—Harley E. Lu¬
City Manager, will reeeive
sealed bids until 2:30 p.m.. (CST)
Russell
bonds
189, p. 1842
v.
to
of par, a net interest cost of about
3.43%,
:
sive.
purchase
to
a
group headed by:
J. J. B. Hilliard & Son, at a price
Bond
on
in¬
4'As.)
revenue
—
awarded
65,000 3s.
purchase
on
•
1982
Sale—The $950,000 school
building
April 29
cas,
fcn^ the
to
County (P. O.
Louisville), Ky. ('''
•
Hayj^, Kansas
5
Due
Jefferson
»
inclusive.^Legality approved
<$yputler, of Chicago.
May
1960
agreed
as
$310,000 4s.
on
1958.
proved. by Wyatt, Grafton & Graf-,
ton, of Louisville.
(The Federal
Housing and Home Finance
M.
May 14
from
bonds.
revenue
15,
clusive. Interest M-S. Legality ap¬
Baker, Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
members
of
the
syndi¬
Beecrofgg-Cole & Co., Co¬
Co.,
Inc.,
Inc.,
Inc.,
Piersol,T»^'Brien: &
Sef^m-Hanni
& Co.,
Adams,
Burke
nent
improvement bonds offered!
April 28 were awarded to Barrow,
Leary & Co., and SchaTif & Jones,;
jointly.
Jefferson
(P.
1
Bond
S^MacDonald, Inc.,
SecuritS^jPompany of Kan¬
to
Davis
O.
Parish
Sch.
Jennings),
"Sale—The
La.
school
Dists.
_
-
bonds
—v.
Small
National
rop,
Co.,
Stockyards
BanJ£*|>f Wichita, David¬
Herrick
Inc., and LathSmith, Inc..
•
totaling $780,000 offered April 23
189; p. 1620—were awarded
Bond
Kan.
'
group headed by the Equit¬
able Securities Corporation, as 4s,
at
-
Offegjgg—Grover E. Mc-
Kee, Executive* Assistant to the
City Manage£*Will receive sealed
bids until 9
a^. (CST)
on
May 12
-
a
a
price of 100.0005.
Louisiana
W rebuta,
pur¬
chase
receive sealed
(CDST) on Maypurchase of $120,000
p.m.
Dated
son-Vink-Sacflec,.
Bond Offering—Sealed and oral
bids will be received until 2 p.m.
will
bids until 7
First
on
Clerk,
Moines Community Sch.
lumbian Securities Corp., Estes &
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
Jeffersontown, Ky.
Offering—Lena Hubbuch,
Bond
received, until 1:30
on" May i2 for 'the City
of
Other
Due
pay¬
Skaggs, Hays & Fahey, of Louis¬
District, Iowa
Des
Moines, and WhitePhillips Co., at a price of par, a
bonds.
ville.
water
West
a group composed of the Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago,
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith, Iowa-Des Moines National
$125,000 in¬
revenue
able at tlie Simpson County Bank,
Franklin. Legality approved
by.
Dist.,
bonds.
to
Merrill
building
Principal and interest (M-S)
7';
Offering—Sealed and oral
Bond
bids
April
29
awarded
.
Iowa
bonds
Sold—No bids
7 p,m.
4 for the purchase of
Cutler,
Sch.
-
Caudill,
receive /sealed
(CST) on May.
will
Cl'erk,
until
dustrial
~
Community
;
..
Dated: May 1; 1959. Due on Sept,'
1
from. 1960
to
1975
inclusive.
.Legality
&
will be
Bids
—
Franklin, Ky.
Bond "Offering—W. B.
$84;000
1
Offering
bonds, it (is reported.
tion
Dist.,
tb
Nov.
on
"Bond
::"'t
dated' May T,
are
1959
^
KENTUCKY
received until May 18 for the pur¬
chase of $415,000 school construc¬
National
Moines
'
'Bouding^^reen,:i;KyiF-FJ'-'"F;-;
'
;.
_
Bond Sale—An issue* 6f
Community Sch. District
Emmetsburg Community Sch. Dist.,
Bond
:
Iowa
;
Fizzell,.of Kansas City. 7vv
.awarded
were
Consolidated
bonds.
Nov. 1 from
on
June 1
on
*
sas,
Monroe-Winamac School Building
Corporation (P. O. Riverside
son,
$30,000
offered
$249,891.92
Sale —The
Drive
Scranton
May 12 for the purchase of $405,000
general
obligation
school
building
bonds.
Dated
May
1,
Due
obligation
bonds
are
dated June 1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the State Fiscal Agency
in Topeka.
Legality, approved by
Stinson, Mag, Thomson, McEvers
KANSAS
by the Dis¬
general
treatment and disposal
sewage
&
The
Community School
bids will be received
1
1959.
v,
v
by Chapman
of about 3.16%?.
$2,202,000 building bonds.
2.85%.
Offering—Sealed and oral
$310,000 3As.
p.m.
until
i
Cownie, Inc., as .2.90s,
of 100.19, a basis of
price
a
1959.
trict Clerk until 2 p.m.
as
Mishawaka, Ind.
pur¬
bids
re¬
at
for the
Council Bluffs Indep. Sch. District,
Iowa
Gary School City, Ind.
:
inclusive.
1974 inclusive.
June
on
-from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
from
1
bonds
—
time
same
District, Iowa
trust
Chicago.
•
-
to Becker &
1976
interest
or
company agreed upon by the pur¬
chaser and the city. Legality
ap¬
proved
the
at
Sale
construction
Bond
Jan. 1 from
from
improvement
Due
facilities bonds. Due
inclusive.
1965 to 1968
1959.
Pierce,
7:30
Education, will
terest J-D. Legality approved by
45
Offering
May 18 for the
of
Dated May 1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1
from 1960 to 1978 inclusive.
In¬
.
May 1 from 1961
$280,000 mu¬
nicipal bonds offered April 23—
v.
189, p. 1842—were awarded to
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., as
3V4S, at a price of 100.58, a basis
sealed
(CDST)
on
J. Wilson &
4%s. Dated Feb.
receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST) on
May 5 for the purchase of $175,000
Bond
Offering—Oscar Lanphar,
Secretary - Business Manager of
ceive
and
Bond
Consol.
Bond
Board
1965
to
625,000 4 As. Due
bonds
revenue
Harry
and
Clerk,
(P. O.
Evanston), III.
the
sewer
Woodstock, III.
Bond
a
School District No.
1966
Battle
6
ILLINOIS
Cook
to
4s
1, 1959. Due
(MST) on May 13 for the purchase
of $90,000
school bonds.
Dated
June 1, 1959. Due on June 1 from
1960
to
on
2,175,000 4s. Due
$160,000
improve¬
to 1994 inclusive.
(J-J)
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
sold
as
clusive.
Dist. No. 342 (P. O. Guide sac),
and
refunding
pur¬
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Nez
water works
ment
May
on
1963 inclusive. *
Additional
follows:
IOWA
Bond Sale—An issue of
general obliga¬
building bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
1959. Due in one to twenty years.
as
Williamsville, III.
p.m.
tion
Interest
May 4 for the pur¬
chase of $150,000 building bonds,
it is reported.
Co.,
Offering—J.
1962
until
was
Idaho
Bond
ceived
4.05%,
$700,000 4%s. Due
(P. O. Lake Bluff), III.
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
bids
until 2 p.m. (MST) on May
for the purchase of $40,000
about
Chicago.
Lake County School District No. 65
general
bonds.
2,197,818.97
5,000 3s. Due on May; 1, 1964.
20,000 5s. Due on May 1 from
"the
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (CDST) on May 11
for the purchase of $625,000 school
$950,000 natural
Due
2s.
1960 to
St.,
Tifton, Ga.
t
enue
East
1401
O.
sewer
1
inclusive.
1969
1960 to 1979 inclusive.
from
Bank, of Des Moines, as 3.2fos and
3.30s, at a price of 100.08.
No.
and
June
on
The
$19,000
Tazewell County Community High
District
[•;?}■[v;;/,
:
paving
Due
sewer
* ;
follows:
follows:
326,084.24
A
S6.816,575.55
of
purchase
.
as
bonds.
Bond
Sale—The $44,000 street
improvement bonds offered April
21—v. 189, p. 1842—were awarded
to the Peoples Trust & Savings
Bank, of Indianola, at a price of
par, a net interest cost of about
as
Monday, May 4, 1959
.
$4,292,672.34
Pella, Iowa
4.12%,
.
1960 to
school building bonds' was" sold
School
the
•
Co., Fort Wayne.
Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Bond Offering—Thomas J. Har¬
1977 inclusive.
to
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
^
^
*
&
Sale—The $590,000 school
Bond
bonds,
Legality
The
1959.
bonds offered April 28—v. 189, p.
1975 — were awarded to Halsey,
by Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Due on April
1 from 1971
for
office.
about
—
headed
payable at the School
Treasurer's
street
Civil
85,000
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1971
50,000 3j/2s.
Harri-
Dec. 1 from
on
1963 inclusive.
1960 to
on
clusive.
Others
to
Dated June
and interest
.
Bond .Sale
(State
The
of)
SI 0.000,000
,
highway bonds offered April 30—
v.
189, p. 1620—were awarded to]
a
headed by the First Na-City Bank of New York, at"
group
tional
Numoer 5843
189
Volume
follows:
cost of about 3.49%, as
Due on May 1 from
$3,628,000 4s.
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
a
group
composed of Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., W. E. Hutton
& Co., Weeden & Co., and George
P. Fogg & Co., at a price of 100.29,
net interest cost of about
a
from
5,734,000 3^s. Due on May 1
23is.
638,000
_
Due
'■?
Chemical
Corn Exchange Bank, New York;
in the group:
Others
Bank,
Chicago;
Kuhn, Loeb & J Co.,
White, Weld & Co., Marine Trust
Company of Western New York,
Buffalo;^ F. S. Moseley & I Co.,
Clark, Dodge & Co., Shearson,
Hammill & Co., Wood, Struthers
& Co., King, Quirk & Co., Robert
Winthrop & Co., New York Hanseatic
Gregory
&
Corporation,
Sons, Spencer Trask & Co.; Ladd
Harris
Savings
&
Trust
Dinkins & Co., R. D. White & Co.,
First Southwest Co., Baker,
Watts
Co., Interstate Securities Corp.,
Deposit & Trust
6
Mercantile-Safe
bonds
sewer
200,000 hospital
'
J.
3.16%,
Bond Sale—The
as
as
Faulk
Norman
Legality
(CST)
p.m.
and
1
May 19 for the
of
water
Dated
to
in
our
May 1
18 Office
County (P. O.
bonds
dated
are
May
interest
1,
1984
inclusive.-Principal
terest
in¬
and
payable at the Mer¬
Deposit & Trust Co.,
Legality approved by
(J-D)
Co.,
Springfield, at
1.85%
dis¬
a premium of $5. Due
Nov. 17,- 1959.
.
count, plus
on
cantile-Safe
Baltimore.
Niles, Barton, Yost & Dankmeyer,
of Baltimore.
Note Sale—Air issue of $400,000
■
temporary loan notes was sold to
the First National Bank of Boston,
1.89%.
at
MASSACHUSETTS
Arlington, Mass.
Due
Note
$500,000 '
temporary loan notes was sold to
the Harvard Trust Company, of
Cambridge, at 1.72%. Due on Nov.
3, 1959.
j,
offered
the
Sale—The
[ April 27
Merchants
Sale—The
,Note
notes
Bridgewater,
Mass.
awarded
Co., Inc., as 3.40s, at a price of
100.62, a basis of about 3.29%,
Everett, Mass. ;
"
Note Sale—An issue of
temporary loan notes
National
the
Boston, at 1.90%, plus
of
,
$500,000
sold to
was
Bank
Shawmut
a
of
premium
$2.00.
Note
•
Sale
Bond
and
Stranahan, Harris & Co., at a
price of 100.03, a net interest cost
of about 4.24%, as follows:
to
1986 to
National
Bank, of Boston.
notes to the Merchants
100,000
National
Bank,
of Newbury-
■
>• %'.«v - «
port.
•
100,000
the 'First
to
notes
Ocean Bank, of
Due
on
Oct; 30,
and
Newburyport.
offered
to
the
Sale—The
April
27
Merchants
April 28
—-v.-189, p.: 1975—were awarded
to local banks at" 2.50% interest.
ticipation
Berrien
notes
offered
Springs Public
-
Bank
discount.
Nov.
16,
1959.
hoff,
Sch. Dist.,
Offering-r-Candace
Kol-
Secretary
qf the Board of
Education,
will ^receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m~ (EST) on May
26 for the purchase of $1,150,000
school building bonds. Dated May
1, 1959. Due on July 1 from 1960
1988 inclusive^ Callable as of
July 1, 1969. Interest J-J. Legality
to
North
Hampden, Mass...
-Note Sale—An issue of $650,000
temporary loan notes
the
Second
Trust
1.83%.
on
of
Nov.
&
Paddock
Miller, Canfield,
Stong^of Detroit.
by
Street
Bank-State
Company,
Due
sold to
was
approved
Boston,
3, 1959.
at
Clarenceville School District (P. O.
20210
Middlebelt* Road,
■
Quincy, Mass.
Bond Sale—The $800,000 bonds
offered April 29 were awarded to
,
.
Note
•
Livonia);
—
inclusive;
1974
to
price of 100.09,
cost
of
lows:
Fred
and
inclusive.
about
a net interest
3.38%), as fol¬
$70,000 4s, due May 15,
1962; $220,000 3Vis,
May 15 from 1963 to
Bailey,
Secretary, will revive sealed bids
unitl 8 p.m. (EST) on May 21 for
Michigan
Bond Sale—The $950,000 build¬
Semler,
Callable
inclusive.
1988
as
ing and site bonds offered April
22—v. 189, p. 1621—were awarded
to
a
of
MacArthur
July 1, 1969. Interest J-J. Legal¬
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
& Co., at a price of
net interest
cost of
about 3.89%), as follows:
100.04,
Sale
The
—
$1,800,000
bonds of¬
fered
were
awarded
1963
group
a
June 1, 1961
on
to
1
inclusive.
1976
Due on June
1977 to 1985 inclusive.
370,000 4s.
April 27—v. 189, p. 1844—
to
Due
and 1962.
535,000 3%s. Due on June 1 from
(P. O. St. Clair Shores), Mich.
Bond
a
$45,000 4s.
Lake Shore Public Schools District
school building and site
composed of First of
group
Michigan Corporation; Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, and Kenower,
1 from
South Haven, Mich.
com¬
posed of First of Michigan Corp.,
and H. V. Sattley & Co., at a price
of 100.08, a net interest cost of
fered April 20—v.
about
were
4.60%,
as
follows:
$205,000 5s. Due
1960 to
1965
on
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
855,000 4%s. Due on Sept. 1 from
1966 to
1978
inclusive.
vehicle
1986 inclusive.
189, p. 1844—•
Paine, Webber,
Curtis, at a price of
awarded to
Jackson
&
100.05,
3.26%,
net interest cost of about
follows:
a
as
-
1960 to 1962 inclusive.
110,000 3V4S. Due on Dec. 1 from
1963 to 1973 inclusive.
the
in
$135,000 motor s
fund bonds of¬
highway
$25,000 3%s. Due on Dec. 1 from
740,000 4V2S. Due on Sept. 1 from
1979 to
Bond Sale—The
Wayne County (P. O. Detroit),
Michigan
Bond Offering — Sylvester A.
ahan, Harris & Co., Inc., Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., Watling, Ler-
Noetzel, Secretary and Clerk of
the Board of County Road Com¬
Shannon
&
Co., missioners, will receive sealed
McDonald-Moore
&
Co., M. B. bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on May
Vick & Co., Ryan, Sutherland &
14 for the purchase of $1,750,000
Co., Goodbody & Co., Townsend, Metropolitan water supply system
Dabney & Tyson, J. M. Dain &
(Dearborn
Township
Section)
Co., Inc., Allan Blair & Co., Chan¬ bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1958.
Due
nel*
Securities Co., and Vincent
on April 1 from
1961 to 1988 in¬
chen
&
Co.,
&
Newman
Co.
clusive. Callable as of April 1,
1969.
Interest A-O. Legality ap¬
State University of
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
1967
Agriculture and Applied
inclusive; and $110,000
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Science (P. O. East
3VaS, due on May 15 from
Additional Offering—Bids will
1968 to 1974 inclusive.
Lansing), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $3,750,000 stu¬ be received at the same time for
Other members of the syndi¬
the purchase of $2,745,000 Romu¬
family apartment revenue
cate: Chase Manhattan Bank, of dent
offered April 24—v.
189, lus Township Section bonds. Dated
New- York; Fij&t National Bank, bonds
Dec. 1, 1958. Due on July 1 from
and Harris Trust & Savings Bank, p. 1721—were sold to the Federal
1961
to 1998 inclusive. Callable
both of Chicago; Morgan Guar- Housing and Home Finance Agen¬
as
of July 1, 1974. Interest J-J.
any, Trust Co., of New York; Con¬ cy, as 27/as, at a price of par.
Legality approved by Miller, Cantinental Illinois National Bank &
Oxford Area Community School
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Trust Co., Chicago; Kuhn, Loeb
District No. 7 (P. O. Oxford),
&
Co.;
Seattle-First
National
MINNESOTA
Michigan
Bank, of Seattle; City National
Note Sale—The $63,900 tax an¬
Blaine (P. O. Oak Terrace,
Bank & Trust Co., and Commerce
ticipation notes offered April 22
Anoka), Minn.
Trust Co., both of Kansas City; —v.
189, p. 1844—were awarded
Bond Offering — Ivar Oberg,
and J. C. Wheat & Co.
to Kenower,
MacArthur & Co.,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
at 3.23%.
*
'
Detroit, Mich.
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on May
Bond Sale—The $5,000,000 sew¬
Paw Paw, Mich.
15
for the purchase
of $75,000
Bond Sale—The $40,000 motor municipal building revenue bonds.
age disposal system revenue bonds
and
1961
due
"
*
•
awarded to
were
Michigan
on
a
group
1844—
headed
by Smith, Barney & Co., at a
price of 100.003, a net interest cost
of about 4.05%, as follows:
highway fund bonds of¬ Dated June 1, 1959. Due on May 1
April 27—v. 189, p. 1976— from 1962 to 1974 inclusive. Le¬
awarded to Kenower, Mac- gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
vehicle
fered
were
Arthur &
of
100.36,
$940,000 4V/2S. Due on Dec. 15 from
!
1962 to
1969 inclusive.
450,000 4Vis. Due on Dec. 15 from
1970 to
1972 inclusive.
3,610,000 4s. Due on Dec. 15 from
1973 to
1988 inclusive.
Others in
Ripley
man
.
the syndicate: Harri¬
&
Co.
Incorporated,
Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, F. S. Smithers & Co., R.
S. Dickson & Company, Incorpor¬
&
Shearson,
Roosevelt
approved by Dickinson, Wright,
Davis, McKean & Cudlip, of De¬
troit.
Incorporated,
Port Huron,
Offering
Bond
Krenke,
sealed
Hogle
on
Mich.
— Robert
E.
City Clerk, will receive
(EST)
bids until 7:30 p.m.
May
18
for
the
purchase
of
Incorporated, Wm. J. Mericka & $225,000 automobile parking sys¬
Co., Inc., Rauscher, Pierce & Co., tem revenue bonds. Dated April 1,
Inc., Blewer, Glynn & Co., Chiles- 1959. Due on July 1 from 1960 to
Schutz Company, J. M. Dain & 1986 inclusive. Interest J-J. Legal¬
Co., Inc., J. Cliff Rahel and Com¬
pany,
Soden Investment Company.
Sale—An issue of
Bond
$21,000
ity approved by Miller,
Paddock & Stone, of
inclusive.
1969
1966 to
In addition the entire issue
will
2% interest from
Aug. 1, 1959 to May 1, 1960.
carry
& Co., Winslow,
Cohu & Stetson, McDonnell & Co.,
A.
R. Evans,
City Clerk, will receive sealed improvement bonds was sold to
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on May 12 Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, at a
for the purchase of $175,000 auto¬ price of par, a net interest cost
mobile parking system No. 2 reve¬ of about 3.46%, as follows:
nue
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1958. $10,000 3.10s. Due on May 1 from
Due on Jan. 1 from 1961 to 1975
1961 to 1965 inclusive.
inclusive.
Interest J-J. Legality
11,000 3.30s. Due on May 1 from
G. H. Walker & Co.
J.
Claremont, Minn.
Pontiac, Mich.
Hammill & Co.,
Cross
&
Co., as VAs, at a price Scott, Barber & Marquart, of Min¬
basis of about 3.16%. neapolis.
a
Offering—Ada
Bond
W. H. Morton & Co., Incorporated,
extra
an
Chaska, Minn.
Sale
Bond
eral
—
obligation
facilities
bonds
The
$115,000 gen¬
sewage
offered
treatment
April
22
1517—were awarded
to a group composed of AllisonWilliams Co.; J. M. Dain & Co.r
189,
—v.
p.
Inc., and Piper, Jaffray & Hopa price of par, a net in¬
cost
of
about 3.72%), as
Canfield, wood, at
Detroit.
terest
follows:
East Detroit,
Bond
Sale—The
Mich.
$550,000
Port
gen¬
Bond
Huron, Mich.
—
Robert E.
Offering
City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
tem
bonds
189f p. 1721—were awarded to on May 18 for the purchase of
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., and $483,000 bonds, as follows:
water supply sys¬
offered April 27—v.
eral obligation
Krenke,
Co., Inc., jointly, at a $183,000 special assessment street
price of 100.05, a net interest cost
improvement bonds.
Due on
of about 3.47%, as follows:
Oct. 1 from 1959 to 1967 in¬
Blyth
&
$130,000 4s. Due on Sept.
1960
Michigan
Offering
1968
400,000 rehabilitation bonds at a
ated,
Michigan
National
on
1988 Inclusive.
City SchooJ District, Mich.
Bond
$150,000 notes
were
awarded
of Boston, at 1.895%
The notes are due
July 1 from
Due on July 1 from
Note Sale—The $250,000 tax an¬
1959.
North Adams, Mass.",
Note
Bay
on
1967
to
1963
from
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., F. S. Moseley
inclusive,
1985'dnclusive.
1974 to
75,000 41/8S.
Merchants
the
1973
to
195,000*4V4S. Due
sold
-
notes
S
building bonds offered April
20—v. 189, p. 1621—were awarded
to a group composed of Kenower,
MacArthur
&
Co.;
McDonaldMoore & Co.; H. V. Sattley & Co.,
j
$350,000
15 from
offered April 28—v. 189, p.
No.
and
recently, at 1.95%, as follows:
$100,000
of
Bank
discount.
(P.,Or Bay City), Mich. "
Sale — The $400,000 site
i
1960
were
$1,000,000 notes
awarded to
were
$130,000 AVzsr Due on July 1 from
Temporary .loan
—
totaling $300,000
1959.
MICHIGAN
Newbury port, Mass., \
notes
15,
School District
Baxman
;
$67,000 water
28—v.-189, p.
to Tyler &
offered April
1975—were
Dec.
National
Boston, "at 1.88 %
.
East
on
Worcester, Mass.
.
Note Sale—An issue of
•
Winthrop, Mass.
;
1962;
May
on
$180,000 3V2S, due on May 15
able at the First National Bank of
.
1 from 1961 to
June
due
3Vis,
pay¬
Boston.
Legality
approved
by
Bond Offering — D. Paul McStorey, Thorndike, Palmer &
Nabb, President of the Board of
Dodge, of Boston.
County Commissioners, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until 11 v a.m.
V
Springfield, Mass.
Note Sale—The $1,000,000 notes
(DST) on May 13 for the purchase
of $2,500,000 public
offered April 28 were awarded to
school con¬
struction
bonds.
Dated
June
1/ the First- National Bank & Trust
on
and
1961
15,
1969 in¬
.
Principal and
to
Others
clusive.
1959.
Offering—Philip
Pad¬
District,
Schools
Public
Rock ford
District
group:
Braun,
600,000 rehabilitation bonds at a
Bosworth
&
Co., Inc., Barcus,
price of 100.09, a .met interest,
Kindred & Co., B. J. Van Ingen
cost of about 3.38%, as fol¬
& Co., John Nuveen & Co., Stran¬
lows: $70,000 4s, due on May
.
St., Bel Air), Md.
1959. Due
1962; $210,000 3!4s, due
on May 15 from 1963 to
1967
inclusive; and $50,000 S^s,
due on May 15, 1968 and 1969.
1,800,000 sewer bonds,
Due on
May 1 from 1960 to 1989 in¬
The
a
A§:. 000 4s, due on May 15, 1961
v.V--.,
Due on
1960 to
from
clusive.
MARYLAND
Harford
..
School
Public
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on May 19 for the
purchase of $1,250,000 school site
and building bonds. Dated April
1, 1959. Due 011 July 1 from 1960
net interest cost of
about 3.31%, as follows; $30,100.13,
Calla-
J.
$1,200,000 street bonds.
issue of April
189, p. 1842.
E.
000.000 bonds, as follows:
Note—The foregoing supersedes
report
Offering—F.
ghan, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (DST) on
May 11 for the purchase of $3,-
'
the
-Springfield, Mass.
.
approved
Legality
Bond
and
Bond
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
20—v.
Storey,
Dodge, of
&
inclusive.
1989
1960
A-O.
from
Interest
Palmer
Boston.
until
$1,300,000
electric
utility revenue bonds.
April 1, 1959. Due on Oct.
purchase
Boston.
that
announces
on
of
by
approved
Thorndike,
Clerk
sealed bids will be received
7
Bank
Shawmut
Plain
Interest A-O.
1958.
-
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
290,000 general public improve¬
ment
bonds
at
a
price
of
-
Sept. 1, 1967
(P. O. Benton Harbor), Mich.
.
tional
;
:
Rayne, La.
Offering -—■ - City
Bond
'
Brothers.
Fair
$5,790,000 bonds
as
C.
and Byrd
Oct. 1,
Legality ap¬
dated
are
200,000 3V'2S. Due on Sept. 1 from proved by Miller, Canfield,
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
1969 to 1972 inclusive.
1960.
on
1968.
and
Detroit, Mich.
Wheat & Co., Clark, | Dated May 1,' 1959. Principal
and interest payable at the Na¬
Landstreet
&
Kirkpatrick, Inc.,
Co.,
bonds
95,000 3%s. Due
Due March 1,
offered April 28—v. 189, p. 1844—
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
bonds
bonds
250,000 street
The
purchase of $100,000 tax antic¬
ipation notes. Dated June 1, 1959.
314s.
3JAs.v headed by the Northern Trust Co.,
3.10s.
Chicago, as follows:
100,000 off-street parking bonds
$5,000,000 refunding bonds at a
as 3.10s.
v"..'jK■
price of 100.09, a net interest
The sale consisted of:
cost of about 3.24%, as fol¬
Lot A
lows: $200,000 4s, due May 15,
:/%V\
1962; and $4,800,000 3V4s, due
$250,000 sewer bonds. Due on May
!
* 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
on May
15 from 1963 to 1967
inclusive.
200,000 hospital bonds. Due on
May 1 from 1960 to 1979 in500,000 street and alley paving
special assessment bonds at a
j'.;.-elusive. •• • * ^
.
price of 100.01, a net interest
Lot B
cost of about 2.88%, as fol¬
$250,000 street bonds. Due on May
lows: $125,000 214s, due Feb.
1 from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
15, I960; $125,000 234s, due
[100,000 off-street parking bonds.
on Feb. 15, 1961; and $250,000
Due on May 1 from I960 to
3s, due on Feb. 15, 1962 and
%
1969 inclusive.
;
1963.
1, $250,000
May
on
1981..
,/
the
follows:
as
1970 to 1980 inclusive.
53
(2081)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
interest
price of 100.031, a net
a
.
.
to
1 from
1963 inclusive.
40,000 3V2S. Due Sept. 1, 1964.
85,000 3V4s. Due on Sept. 1, 1965
and
1966.
clusive.
300,000 general obligation street
improvement bonds. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1959 to 1967 in¬
clusive.
Due on May
1970 inclusive.
$45,000 3.20s.
1962 to
25,000 3.70s.
1971
to 1975 inclusive.
Due on May
1980 inclusive.
45,000 3.80s.
1976
to
In addition the entire
carry
from
issue will
extra 1.80%
interest
Nov. 1, 1959 to May 1, I960,
Additional
were
1 from
an
general
bonds
1 from
Due on May 1 from
Sale
obligation
offered
awarded
—
The
water
$45,000
works
the same time
to the American
at
54
(2082)
.National
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Bank,
of
St.
Paul, and
Inc., jointly,
price of par, a net interest
of about 3.19%, as follows:
Mannheimer-Egan,
at
a
cost
$30,000 3s.
Due
on
1967
1962 to
Savings Bank, of Chicago, I at
a price of
par, a net interest cost
of about 3.87%, as follows:
$305,000
inclusive.
35,000 VAs.
Due
May
dicate headed by the Harris Trust
from
1
extra 1.00%
cate:
to
Halsey,
1
March
on
syndi¬
Stuart
Boncl Offering—Robert
Executive
sealed
Director,
bids
until
Bonds
thereafter
in
callable
are
1980
Bond Sale—The
$1,400,000 school
bonds offered April 28—v.
189, p.
1845—were
and
awarded
to
a
group
composed of the Commerce Trust
Co., City National Bank & Trust
of
May
5, 1975.
Principal and interest Co., both of Kansas City, Lucas,
(M-N) payable at any suitable Eisen & Waeckerle, George K.
banking institution designated by Baum & Co., Reinholdt & Gard¬
the purchaser. Legality approved
ner, and Bankers Bond & Securi¬
by Dorscy, Owen, Scott, Barber & ties Co., at a price of
100.001, a
Marquart, of Minneapolis, and net interest cost of about 3.77%
Oppenheimer, Hodgson, - Brown, as follows:
I3aer & Wolff, of St. Paul.
$190,000 4s. Due on March 1 from
as
,
Redwood
County
(P.
1960 to
O.
Redwood Falls), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $328,000 drain¬
145,000
age bonds offered April 28—v. 189,
|>. 1976—were awarded to a group
570,000
composed
495,000
the
of
American
from
1965
1968
1977
Phillips Co., Mannheimer-Egan,
Inc./and State Bank of Redwood
Falls, at a price of 100.08.
City
Clerk,
will
Due
to
1979
1
March
1
Bond
sealed
until
7:30
(MST)
p.m.
on
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on May
5
for the purchase
of $130,000
general obligation sewer bonds.
Dated May 1, 1959. Due on May 1
May 19 for the purchase of $3,920
Special Improvement District No.
from 1960 to 1979 inclusive. Legal¬
NEBRASKA
732
ity approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Scott, Barber & Marquart, of Min¬
bonds.
neapolis.
City
Yellow Medicine
County (P. O.
Granite Falls), Minn.
Bond Offering—G. L.
Swanson,
County
Auditor,
will
cealed bids until 2:30 p.m.
May
©n
12
for
the
$407,000
drainage
June 1, 1959. Due
1961
to
1978
purchase
for
11
of
interest payable at any suit¬
able bank designated by the
pur-
Legality approved by
ffcegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
man
&
Belzoni, Miss.
.Bond Sale—An issue of $80,000
both
bonds
Bank
sold
was
&
Trust
to
the
Co., and
Guaranty Bank & Trust Co.,
of Belzoni, jointly, as 34->s.
Forest
Municipal Separate
District, Miss.
School
Cutler, of Chicago.
189, p.
U.
S.
awarded
to
ments
The
—
the report
the
of
Corpora¬
tion,
follows:
as
:
on
June 1 from
1961 to 1969 inclusive.
;•
240,000 3%s. Due
on
June 1 from
1970 to 1974 inclusive.
560,000 3 '/2S. Due
on
June 1 from
Yazoo County (P. O.
Mississippi
5zOo
City, jointly.
Berlin
14
Columbia, Mo.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$750,000
(Parking facilities revenue bonds
was
sold
to
a
group composed
-G. H. Walker & Co..
Barret,
North
&
Co.,
Lucas,
Waeckerle, and Zahner
price of 100.0007,
a
cost
of about
.$465,000 4s.
3960 to
4.02%,
Due
'•*
St.
1977 to
&
Co., at
follows:
Oct.
1
from
on
Oct. 1 from
1976 inclusive.
1979
on
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
County, Hazlewood Sch.
District No. R-l
(P. O. St. Louis),
Missouri
Bond Sale—The
•bonds
53.
8
(DST)
p.m.
on
offered
$1,100,000 school
April
23
—
1722—were awarded to
v.
a
189,
syn¬
the
3.70s, at
as
(F-A)
den
payable at the First Cam¬
National
Berlin.
Bank
Legality
Hawkins,
Delafield
New York
&
Trust
Co.,
approved
&
Trust
by
Wood, of
Offering—Eric F.
Strom-
berg, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
May 12 for
$2,775,000 school
Co.,
Saffin
on
clusive.
Principal
and
Not
of
Newark;
Sold—Bids
$2;173,000 school
April 28—v. 189,
rejected.
New
Bond
for
bonds
the
Legality
Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New
York
to
offered
Jersey (State of)
Offering —John
bids
May
until
11
for
the
13
Due
1984
a.m.
(J-D)
1
A.
1968
City.
&
&
Co.,
Principal
payable at
(EDST)
Feb.
on
Principal
of
of New York City.
New York
and
at
May 11
$3,409,000
interest
awarded
were
Bond Offering—Harold E.
bids
until
will
Kious,
19
$2,575,000
for
10
the
water
&
1,000,000
Due
storm
Due
on
June
1
from
1961
to
1979 incl.
608,000
Due
1979
sanitary
June
on
bonds.
sewer
1
from
1961
to
1, 1959.
of June
1, 1969.
Bonds due
are
callable
Bond
Offering—Arthur
Comptroller,
follows:
Interest J-D.
Offering—Ida V. Malone,
Clerk, will receive sealed
for
the
School
Dist.
Bond
bonds
York
Sale—The
$45,000 school
offered
April 23—v. 189,
1845—were awarded to the Na¬
tional Commercial Bank & Trust
p.
Company, of Albany,
price of 100.25,
a
a
as
3.40s, at
basis of about
3.35%.
Rush,
Henrietta, Pittsford, and
Brighton School District No. 1
(P. O. Henrietta), N. Y.
Bond
Sale—The $1,215,000 school
bonds offered April 29—v. 189,
p.
1977—were awarded to a
Western
New
&
York,
Traders
Manufac¬
Trust
Co., both
Roosevelt &
Cross,
Inc., and John J. DeGolyer & Co.,
as
3.80s, at a price of 100.02, a
of
Buffalo,
basis of about 3.79%.
Schoharie
County (P. O.
Schoharie), N. Y.
Offering—Harold O. EsCounty Treasurer, will re¬
may,
ceive
t
sealed
bids
until
11
a.m.
(DST) on May 7 for the purchase
$80,000
highway
equipment
of
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1959.
Due
May 1 from 1960 to 1964 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
(M-N)
payable at the State Bank of Al¬
on
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Galloway, of New York
City;
-
-
■
Smithtown, Smithtown Fire District
(P. O. Smithtown), N: Y.
Bond Sale—The $45,000 fire
ap¬
paratus bonds offered April 29—
189, p. 1977—were awarded to
$12,500,000 Series C bonds.
Jan.
on
1
from
1966
to
Due
1979
inclusive.
37,500,000 Series C bonds.
July 1, 1996.
•
The
bonds
and
dated
are
callable
189,
Higginson
$2,630,000 water
Corp.,
Small
&
Courts
Co.,
p.
mick &
Co., and Robert L. Whittaker & Co., at a price of 99.01,
4.17%,
follows:
$185,000
1846—were awarded to
to
Due
on
Dec.
1
from
1969 inclusive.
a
group
of George B. Gibbons
Co., Inc., Bacon, Stevenson &
Co., and Chas. E. Weigold & Co.,
as
31/2S, at a price of 100.31, a
&
basis
of about 3.46%.
NORTH
CAROLINA
Coats,
Bond
ling,
Commission,
sealed
bids
at
leigh until 11
C.
E.
for
the
on
his
will
office
Easter-*
Govern¬
receive
in
Ra¬
(EST) on May
purchase of $175,000
water bonds.
Due
N.
Offering—W.
Secretary of Local
ment
5
5s.
of
composed
&
McCor-
net interest cost of about
2^>s,
as
basis
$440,000 county
jail bonds offered April 30—v. 189,
group
composed of Goldman,
Sachs & Co., John Nuveen & Co.,
John
a
County (P. O.
Monticello), N. Y.
a
Co.,
100.01,
Bond Sale—The
29—
1845—were awarded to
Lee
Smithtown,
of
2.49%.
1,
bonds offered April
p.
of
pride
Sullivan
Jan.
Onondaga County Water Authority
(P. O. Syracuse), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
Bank
a
Due
July 1,
1969.
Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
revenue
at
about
of
as
the
a.m.
Dated June
1, 1959.
June 1 from 1961 to
1986
-
Bond
19
New
v.
1,010,000 4s. Due
City
Central
(P. O. Richfield Springs),
proved: by
- Levitt,
will receive
a.m. (DST) on
May 12 for the purchase of $50,000,000 general revenue bonds, as
State
1963
Albuquerque, N. Mex.
bids until 10
1
Heckler &
sealed bids until 11
as
Dated June
the
bany, in Schoharie. Legality ap¬
Thruway
Authority (P. O.
Albany), N. Y.
a
incl.
in 1970 and thereafter
Warren
No.
Bond
interest,
premium of $457.59.
New York State
on
bonds.
sewer
and
Bros.
Hutzler, at 2.45%
plus a
4,000,000 notes to C. J. Devine &
Co., as follows: $2,000,000 at
2.29%
interest, plus a prej
mium of $25, and $2,000,000
at 2.32%, plus $25.
v.
bonds.
and
at
Richfield, Otsego, Exeter, Columbia
follows:
as
receive
a.m.
(MST)
purchase of
$4,183,000
general
obligation
bonds, as follows:
May
York
$33,036,000 notes to Salomon
1959
MEXICO
Director,
City Housing Authority,
New
Peoples
Albuquerque, N. Mex.
Finance
Principal
payable
Trust
Co., Potsdam, or
at the Marine Midland Trust
Co.,
New York City.
Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
Sale—The $37,036,000 notes
offered April 28—v. 189, p. 1977—
the
Company of Bergen County,
in Hackensack. Legality approved
by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
Carthy, of New York City.
NEW
(M-S)
Note
1964
on
and
the
at
15,
way,
Dated Feb. 1, 1959.
1 from 1961 to 1982
payable
March
March 15 from 1960
on
inclusive.
Ker-
from
of
May 14
$1,820,000
turers
Principal
purchase
on
Legality
approved
by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
District, N. J.
Bond Offering — Wesley
Van
Pelt, Secretary of Board -of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
the
Dated
•
(EDST)
payable
and
Due
198.9
Northern
Inc.,
School
bonds.
interest
composed of
inclusive.
Paramua School
p.m.
school
group
composed of the Marine Trust Co.
Trenton Trust
8
bids until 3 p.m. (DST)
the
purchase
of
for
(F-A)
the
Citizens National Bank of Poland.
purchase
June
on
inclusive.
interest
as
Stockholm,
Potsdam), N. Y.
Offering — Lois Collins.
District Clerk, will receive
sealed
1977—were
p.
group
interest
1845—were
p.
$25,000,000 water development
bonds, Series A. Dated June 1,
National
approved by
Central
vick, State Treasurer, will receive
interest
(M-S) payable at the
State Bank of Newark.
189,
a
Gibbons
Newport, Russia, Norway, Ohio,
Salisbury, Webb and Deerfield
&
on
Dated March 1, 1959. Due
March 1 from 1960 to 1988 in¬
to
B.
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., and Chas.
E. Weigold & Co., as
4s, at a price
of 100.42, a basis of about
3.96%.
Goldman,
June 1 from 1961 to 1979 incl.
Caldwell-West Caldwell Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Caldwell), N. J.
29—v.
District No. 3
Co., Equitable
(P. O. Poland), N. Y.
Corporation, W. E. HutBond
ton & Co., Win. E. Pollock & Co.,
Offering—Harry G. New¬
Inc., Park, Ryan, Inc., Rand & man, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m.
Co., and MacBride, Miller & Co.
(EDST)
on
May 7 for the purchase of
Madison Twp. School District
$107,000 school bonds. Dated Nov.
(P. O. Miller), N. J.
1, 3958. Due on Aug. 1 from 1959
on
Pierrepont,
and Canton
Central
School District No. 2 (P. O.
p.
Securities
sealed
inclusive.
Parishville
3.75%.
awarded
price of 100.34,
a
April 30—v. 189,
&
Union
City.
until 8 p.m. (DST)
the purchase of
April
Manhattan! George
Chase
May
bonds.
Louis
by
Boland,
the
purchase of $375,000
school bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1959.
Due on Aug. 1 from
1960 to 1979
inclusive. Principal and interest
Bond
1973 inclusive.
150,000 3%s. Due
.
Fitch,
Eisen
&
until
for
net interest
as
on
135,000 4%s. Due
1,974 to
a
of
School
1997
—
Potsdam,
Newtonville), N. Y.
The $396,000 Dis¬
trict improvement bonds offered
Co., Kidder, Peabody &
Co., C. J. Devine & Co., Fidelity
Due
to
& Cross, as
?at a price
100.15, a basis of about 3.73%,
of
—
basis of about 3.66%.
for
from
velt
&
about
Trust
District, N. J.
Bond
Offering — Donald
N.
Tweed, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids
MISSOURI
headed
1959.
1
Deo.
Sale
The $43,000 road
offered April 23 — v.
189,
1845—were awarded to Roose¬
p.
Colonie (P. O.
Bond Sale
$3,400,000 school
offered April 29 — v. 189,
1845—were awarded to a group
(F-A)
NEW JERSEY
Bond Sale—An issue of
$175,000
industrial bonds was sold to the
Delta
National
Bank, and the
Dank of Yazoo
City, both of Ya-
of
bonds
Bank,
1995
Bond
Legality
ap¬
by Dawson, Nagel, Sher¬
Howard, of Denver.
&
from
bonds
Co., Inc., and Adams,
McEnlee & Co., Inc.,
jointly, as
3.80s, at a price of 100.19, a basis
Kearny, N. J.
inclusive.
Yazoo City),
'
1,
1, 1969.
1959.
school bonds.
1975 to 1984 inclusive.
June
to
until
■
of June
1977—were awarded to Harriman
ton.
23—v. 189, p. 1845—were awarded
to the Wacliob-Bender
from
Bond Sale—The $610,000 school
to
—
First
Corporation.
issue
our
1976.
dated
as
1
Paris, Sulphur Springs Road Water
District (P. O.
Clayville), N. Y.
Ripley
awarded
were
—
Company, in Tren¬
Legality approved by Sulli¬
van, Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovScottsbluff County School District ern &
Lane, of New York City.
No. 32 (P. O.
Note
The foregoing supple¬
Scottsbluff), Neb.
Bond Sale—The
$1,000,000 school ments the report in our issue of
improvement bonds offered April April 20—v. 189, p. 1845.
in
p.
are
on
1979
NEW YORK
Boland,
Saffin & Co., and Camden Trust
Co., Camden, jointly, as 3.90s, at
a price of
100.01, a basis of about
to
foregoing supple¬
$200,000 31/4S. Due
Bond Sale—The
$113,000 school
bonds offered April 28—v.
'3976—were
Note
to
1961
1845
on
office. Legality approved by Chap¬
from
bonds offered
sealed
on
May 1, 3964 or on
interest payment date there¬
after. Principal and interest
(M-N)
payable at the County Treasurer's
April 27—v. 189,
MISSISSIPPI
"the
Berg,
sealed
(CST) on May
purchase of $500,000
the
chasfcr.
industrial
receive
a.m.
1.979
bonds. Due
Twp. School District
(P. O. Blackwood), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $60,000 school
bonds offered April 27—v.
189, p.
Callable
Principal
end
Gilizens
will
11
to
Due
1971 to 1990 inclusive.
335,000 4.10s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1991 to 1994 inclusive.
1,100,000 4.20s. Due on Dec. 1
Brookhaven Central School District
No. 1 (P.O. Centereach), N. Y.
Gloucester
any
Dated
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
Clerk,
bids until
sewer
follows:
as
Dec.
1970 inclusive.
980,000 4s.
Chase Manhattan Bank, New York
City, or at the First National Bank
in
Albuquerque.
vari¬
f
Bonds
H.
sanitary sewerage revenue bonds.
receive Dated May 3, 1959. Due on Nov.
(CDST) 1. from 1962 to 1990 inclusive.
bonds.
on
Lincoln, Neb.
Offering—Theo.
Bond
1961
on
Bond
3.74%.
Others in the account:
J. Fry, Jr.,
receive sealed
will
1
bonds
basis of about
a
in¬
Due
1963 to
bonds. Due
sewer
from
Callable
man
price of 100.04,
1979
to
on
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's
office;
Ryan & Co., and Leb& Co., jointly, as 3%s, at
Sachs
Offering—W.
Clerk,
bids
The
1959.
proved
a
1
June
on
to John J.
enthal
1961
Due
inclusive.
purposes bonds offered April
28—v. 189, p. 1845—were awarded
/
Billings, Mont.
City
$525,000
bonds.
from
608,000 sanitary
ous
p.
inclusive.
,
Sale—The
1
June
on
Garfield, N. J.
Bond
Monday, May 4, 1950
.
The bauds were sold
inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
inclusive;
on
from
Principal
(M-S) payable at the
City.
1
March
on
1976
1
fol¬
as
clusive.
Trust
Co.,
New
Legality approved by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble
&
Mitchell, of New York City. (Bids
were rejected at the
previous of¬
fering on April 22.)
a
Stefanich,
receive
Due
March
on
inclusive.
water
1,000,000 storm
Manufacturers
inclusive.
MONTANA
Tower, Minn.
Bond Offering—Rose
1967
to
3.80s.
from
tional Bank of St. Paul, Caldwell,
to
March
on
Due
1985
to
bonds,
.
$215,000 5s.
June
3.89%.
inclusive.
Due
3%s.
from
Na¬
1964
3%s.
1959.
obligation
$2,575,000
building bonds. Dated March
York
County, Parkway Consol.
Sch. District (P. O. Greve Coeur),
Missouri
a.m.
due
Co.
St. Louis
receive
(CST)
©n
May 18 for the purchase of
$3,000,000 a i r p o r t improvement
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1959.
Due
©n
May 1 from 1962 to 1989 in¬
clusive.
&
Baum &
Aldrich,
will
10
Hornblower
general
lows:
receive
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
May 13 for the purchase of $2,250,-
1960
& Co. Inc.,
Weeks, Newhard,
Cook & Co., City National Bank
Minneapolis-St. Paul Metropolitan
& Trust Co., of Kansas
City, Yates,
Airports Commission (P. O.
Heitner & Woods, and George K.
St. Paul), Minn.
Nov. 1, 1959 to May 1, 1960.
Finance, will
and interest
the
of
of
sealed
1,
1
inclusive.
Twp. (P. O. Nixon), N. J.
Offering—Andrew Muller,
Bond
Director
000
inclusive.
1979
members
March
on
1975
Due
1976
Other
from
coupon
to
3.90s.
from
In addition the entire issue will
Due
1960
795,000
lp68 to 1970 inclusive.
carry an
3%s.
from
May 1 from
on
Edison
&
.
a.m.
(MST) on May
purchase of $4,183,000
1970
t6
on
335,000 4.10s. Due
1991
to
1,100,000
Dec. 1 from
1990 inclusive.
on
Dec. 1 from
1994 inclusive.
4.20s.
Due
on
Dec.
from 1995 to 1997 inclusive.
1
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable in New York City,
or at the option of the
holder, in
Raleigh.
Legality
approved
by
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly &
Mitchell, of New York City.
Number 5843
189
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Tulsa
County lndep. Sch. District
5 (P. O. Bixby), Okla.
Bond Offering — U. G. Taber,
proved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
$100,000 street liams,- of- Cincinnati.
improvement bonds offered April Dawson-Bryant Local School Dist.
28—-v. 189, p. 1977—were awarded
(P. O. Coal Grove), Ohio
•r
Raleigh, N. C.
.
Sale—The
Bond
•
&, Trust
Bank
Wachovia
the
Bond, Offering—Sealed bids will
Winston-Salem, afa price; be received until May 18 for the
net interest cost of about
purchase
of. $265,892
building
2.959c, as follows: :• ,/-v
bonds.
>
Co.;1
of par, a
from
1
May
on
-'
inclusive/^'[
,1960 to 1964
School
Local
Union
Fairfield
5,000 3^4 s. Due on May 1, 1905.
/ 30,000 3s. Due oh May^ llfrom
from
gality approved by Townsend, El¬
of Philadelphia.
liott & Munson,
Portland.
PENNSYLVANIA
;.
OREGON
Corvallis, Oregon
Offering—George
..
Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
noon
(EST) on May 14 for the
\ Sampson County (P. O. Clinton), purchase
of $630,000 school im¬
North Carolina <.>■.
provement bonds. Dated June 1,
1959. Due on Dec. 1 from 1960 to
Bond Sale—The $98,000 refund¬
1980 inclusive. Principal and in¬
ing bonds offered April 28—v. 189,
terest
(J-D) ' payable at the
p. 1978 — were awarded to the
-First-Citizens Bank & Trust Co.,^ Pleasantville Bank, Pleasantville.
er^
Bond
Croyle Twp. (P. O. Box 161,
South Fork), Pa.
Bond Offering—Michael Kish-
Simer-
ville, City Recorder, will receive
sealed bids until 1:30 p.m. (PST)
on
May 13 for the purchase of
$800,000 water bonds. Dated June
inclusive.
1979
June
ity
receive
as
of
1, 1970. Interest J-D. Legal¬
by Shuler, Sayre,
&
received
be
of Portland.
Offering—Bids will
at the
the
purchase of $99,833.93 bonds,
Salem, Ohio
follows://>.
' '
as follows:
Bond Offering—Helen R. Coyne,
$53,000 school bonds: $6,000 3!4s,;
X'/
$74,833.93 Bancroft improvement
due on May 1, 1969; $18,00(1 City Auditor, will receive sealed
bonds. Dated May 1, 1959. Due
4s, due on May 1 from 1970 bids until noon (EST) on May 13
May 1 from 1960 to 1969 incl.
to 1972 inclusive; $25,000 414s, for the. purchase of $18,000 street
25,000.00
airport
hangar
im¬
due on May 1 from 1973 to- sweeper and street grader bonds.
Dated June 1, 1959. Due on June
provement bonds. Dated June
.1977
inclusive;
and. $4,000
1, 1599. Due on June 1 from
0.25s, due May 1, 1977. - At ..A 1 from 1960 to 1964 inclusive. In¬
1960 to 1972 inclusive.
t
45,000 general bonds: $4,000 314s, terest J-D.
due on May 1,. 1969; $12,000
Legality approved by Shuler,
Sheffield Lake, Ohio
4s, due on May 1 from 1970
Sayre,
Winfree
&
Rankin,
of
Bond Offering—Eleanor A. PisPortland.
to 1972 inclusive; $25,000 44s,
kura, Village Clerk, will receive
; due on May 1 from 1973 to sealed bids until moon (EDST) on
Heppner, Oregon
1977
inclusive;
and
$4,000
May 7 for the purchase of $72,400
Bond Sale—The $140,000 water
0.25s, due on May 1, 1977.
special assessment street improve¬ bonds offered April 27—v. 189, p.
ment bonds.
Dated May 1, 1959. 1846—were awarded to the First
'■'■■:Wayne County (P» 0» Goldshoro),
.as
•
-
-
until
bids
sealed
6
p.m.
Perry
Offering
Bond
1961
8
receive
Authority (P. O. Womelsdorf),
Pennsylvania
Bond Sale—An issue of $430,000,
&
water revenue
'
v
Bond
1 North
Carolina
1960 to 1969
inclusive. Principal "and interest
(J-D)
payable at the
Central
Bank Company, in Sheffield Lake.
Due
T
"
Sale—The $131,000
build¬
ing bonds offered April 28—v. 189,
'p. 1978 — were awarded to the
Wachovia
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
Sanders & Dempsey,
basis of about 3.24%.
't'iih' " /■
Ohio
1846—were
i;. Bond Offering—Elizabeth Paxton; Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
bonds, as follows:
-
'
-
of Cleveland.
awarded
to
a
;
-$50,000 municipal building " and
equipment, 3%' bonds. Dated
Dec.1 1, 1958.
Due on Dec. 1
National Bank of Oregon, of Port¬
land.
1, 1959. Due on June 1 from
1968 inclusive. Principal
interest
until
basis of about 4.05%.
Recorder, will receive bids
(PST) on May 5 for
purchase of $13,546.54 im¬
1
1960
from
/V inclusive.
v
;
.
Interest J-D.
—
Due on Oct. 1 from 1960
1969 inclusive. Interest A-O.
to
Legality approved
by Peck, Schaffer & Williams, of
Cincinnati.
Legality
approved
by Bricker,
Evatt, Barton, Eckler & Niehoff,
Columbus.
of
Note—All bids received for the
fered
when originally
bonds
above
April 4—v.
on
v—were
1723
189, p.
rejected.
OKLAHOMA
of¬
' * /
No.
Bond
Cincinnati, Ohio
r:
Bond Offering—J.
rector
sealed
of
until
G. Flick, Di¬
school
to
will receive
(EST)- on Company... v..
Milburn-Cochran &
noon
May 12 for the purchase of $26,-
t900,000 bonds, as follows:
in
125
No.
Bond
4
Due
bonds.
1960 to
14,000,000
.
*,
Nov.
from
1
v
1977 inclusive; \"
system imbonds. ; Due on
1984 in-
1960 to
elusive.':..
,/;•
,
District
No. 28
City), Okla.
Offering—Max
...
Bond
Due on Nov.
tion bonds.
1
from 1960 to 1989 inclusive.
Due
1960 to
ment
Nov.
on
1
1979 inclusive,,
water
works
bonds..
Due
2,000,000
on
000
May 5 for the purchase of $50,building bonds. Due serially
from 1961
>
;
*
,
Nov.
l
improvement
street
Nov.. 1 from
bonds.
Due
1960 to
1974 inclusive.
on
'
..."
improve-i
on
..
.
450,000 fire station improvement
bonds. Due on Nov.
1 from
-
bonds
house
v.
offered
189, p. 1846—were
the
First
April
21—
awarded to
National Bank, of Mc¬
Liberty National
Bank, of Oklahoma City, jointly.
Alester, and the
lndep. Sch. District
Claremore), Okla.
1960 to 1979 inclusive.
Bond Offering—A. L. Dillbeck,
215,000 general hospital improve¬
ment bonds.
Due on Nov. 1 Clerk of the Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 7
,1
from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
135,000
Zoo
Service
Building p.m. (CST) on May 7 for the
bonds. Due on Nov.
1 from purchase of $31,000 bonds, as fol¬
Rogers County
No.
*
to 1970.
Pittsburg County (P. O.
McAlester), Okla.
;
Bond Sale—The' $225,000 court¬
from
from 1960 to 1984 inclusive.
850,000
Education, will
(CST)
Clerk of Board of
2,100,000 University improvement
bonds.
W. Good,
receive bids until 7:30 p.m.
4,200,000 grade crossing elimina,
Dependent Sch.
(P. O. Oklahoma
Oklahoma County
sewerage
provement
Nov. 1 from
.
on
9
(P. O.
.
1960 to
The
1959.
1969 inclusive.
bonds
are
Principal
June 1,
interest
dated
and
"
(M-N) payable at the Irving Trust
Co., New York City. Legality ap¬
lows:
bonds. Due from
inclusive.
transportation bonds. Due
$22,000 building
; 1963 to 1966
9,000
/
the
to
of
Bank
$34,000
from 1962 to
1964 inclusive.
Time)
Pa.
&
Trust
Co., Reading, as 3s, at a
price of 100.50, a basis of about
$72,000 Series 1957-A bonds. Due
on
Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1964
inclusive.
860,000 Series 1957-B bonds. Due
on
Oct. 1 from 1964 to 1997
inclusive.
Oregon,
Midland, Pa.
Offering — Mrs.
Bond
eral
—
obligation
April 24
Bank
tional
school bonds of¬
v.
189, p. 1846
—
awarded to the First Na¬
—were
of
in Port¬
Oregon,
land.
North
Bend, Ore.
Sale—The
Bond
Portland, as 3%s, at
price of 100.11, a basis of about
of
on
inclusive.
Proposal
Representatives on April
to
give the required
constitutional majority to estab¬
House of
failed
in the production and
major
defeat for public power interests.
The bill, whose proponents
claimed its main purpose was to
to
engage
sale of electric energy in a
.
give Oregon "a public preference
position" for Columbia River Fed¬
eral power, received 29 of the 31
votes needed to pass with 28cvotes
against it.
This
proposal to put Oregon
into the power business was simi¬
lar to one defeated last year.
It
opposed by the International
Brotherhood of Electrical Work¬
was
ers,
Utility
.
and
America
Workers
a
Union
number
representing
unions
8
of
of local
other
trade
1974
1960 to
approved
Legality
Perry
&
v.
(P. O. Pittsburgh), Pa.
Juran
bonds offered April 20—
1519—were awarded to
& Moody, Inc.
New Kensington
4
The
School District,
Bank
Pennsylvania
Sale—The $700,000 gen¬
obligation school bonds of¬
fered April 27—v.
189, p. 1723
Bond
eral
awarded to
a
group
and Kay, Richards &
37/as, at a price of 100.09,
Co.,
Co., as
basis
a
of
about 3.86%.
Northampton, Pa.
Bond
Offering
—
Hale A. Guss,
Borough Secretary,
sealed bids until 8
on
May
14
for
the
will
receive
(EDST)
purchase of
p.m.
$300,000 general obligation im¬
provement bonds. Dated June 1,
1959 Due on June
1975
inclusive.
1 from 1961 to
Principal and
in¬
payable at the Cement Na¬
tional
Bank,
in
Northampton.
Legality approved by Townsend,
Elliott & Munson, of Philadelphia.
terest
Parkland School District (P.
Scituate, R. /.
Bond Offering—Sam
partment, 100 Westminster Street,
Providence, until 11 a.m. (EDST)
on May 5 for the purchase of $1,000.000 school bonds. Dated May
1, 1959. Due on May 1 from 1960
to
inclusive.
Principal and
(M-N) payable at the In¬
dustrial National Bank of Provi¬
dence,
or
at
First National
the
City Bank, of New York City.
Legality
approved
by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston.
SOUTH CAROLINA
Columbia, S. C.
Ed¬
wards, Borough Manager, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
terest payable at the First
(PST) on May
tional Bank. State College.
for the purchase of $75,000 gen¬
1984
interest
Bond Sale—The
Sale—The
Offering—Robert Y.
S. Tourtel-
lot, Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids c/o Industrial National
Bank of Providence, Trust De¬
O.
$650,000 gen¬
eral obligation improvement
bonds offered April 28—v. 189, p.
1847—were awarded to a group
Bond
Rico Water
ISLAND
RHODE
Oredeld), Pa.
Bond
Development
is fiscal
Rico
Puerto
agent for the Puerto
Resources Authority.
of Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
Mas-
&
ten
Government
for
com¬
6
until 8 p.m.
Increase—Total
of the Authority in Feb¬
revenues
Secretary,
School District (DST) on May 20 for the purchase
(P. O. 575 N. W. Murray of $130,000 general obligation im¬
provement bonds. Dated June 1,
Road, Portland), Oregon
1959. Due on June 1 from 1960 to
Bond Offering—Verna M. Hood,
1969 inclusive. Principal and in¬
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
Puerto Rico
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Washington County
No.
Water Resources
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
ruary, 1959, amounted to $2,804,will receive 105, compared with $2,802,816 in
(DST) on February, 1958, according to S. L.
May 12 for the purchase of $75,000 Descartes, Executive Director.
general obligation bonds. Dated
For the 12 months ended Feb.
May 15, 1959. Due from 1960 to 28, 1959, revenues of the Author-,
1974 inclusive. Legality approved
ity
totaled
$36,195,745 against
by
Burgwin, Ruffin,
Perry
& $34,311,633 in the corresponding
Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
period a year ago.
Borough
nall,
189. p.
Rico
Puerto
by
Pohl,
composed of Stroud & Co., YarBiddle & Co., and Warren
Tillamook Peoples Utility District W. York & Co., as 3%s, at a price
of 100.83, a basis of about 3.52%.
(P. O. Tillamook), Oregon
Bond Sale—The $100,000 electric
State College, Pa.
groups.
revenue
taxation.
Federal
p.m.
Hornblower & Weeks, A. E.
Defeated—The
exempt
not
Offering—Harry J. Diller,
Bond
posed
Oregon (State of)
Power
until
bids
Burgwin, Ruffin,
of Pittsburgh.
—were
3.72%.
Oct. 1,
from
Legality
ap¬
dated
are
are
will proved by Cordova & Gonzalez,
of San Juan. (The Federal Hous¬
(DST) on May 13 for the pur¬ ing and Home Finance Agency
chase of $150,000 street improve¬ has agreed to purchase the bonds
ment bonds. Dated June 1, 1959. as 2yas and 23/4S.)
im¬
$27,126.71
provement bonds offered April 28
—v.
189, p. 1846—were awarded
to
the First National
Bank of
a
K.
Revenues Show
(P. O. Coburg), Oregon
Sale
The $13,000 gen¬
fered
and
1957
C.
Secretary,
Borough
Millvale
School District No. 43
Bond
bonds
The
7
>
lndep. Sch. District
(P. O. Chandler), Okla. lish a state power development
Sale—The $70,000 build¬ commission with broad authority
ing and equipment bonds offered
April 15—v.; 189, p. 1723—were
i960 to 1984 inclusive^
f 1,200,000
street ->• improvement awarded to R. J. Edwards, Inc.
bonds.
sold
was
Portland.
20
Lincoln County
sewer; improvement
Due on Nov. ;1 from
$1,750,000
sold
bonds
National
First
$25,000
totaling
bonds
repair
were
Finance,
bids
Okla.
Sale—Transportation and
(P. O. Kiefer),
18
Sale—An issue of
Oregon,
County lndep. Sch. District
Creek
'r
Fleetwood,
Bond Sale—The $40,000 general
obligation improvement bonds of¬
fered April128—^v. 189, p. 1846—
were awarded to
the City Bank
June 1 from
No.
District
(P. O. Elmira), Oregon
Bond
R.
1,1959.
"
;,v
Offering
10 a.m. (Atlantic Standard
on May 15 for the purchase
$932,000, dormitory revenue
bonds, as follows:
until
of
Due
School
County
Lane County
Ohio
C. Wells,
from 1960 to 1983 inclusive/* Clerk-Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on May 21
22,500 municipal i building, 4%
for the purchase of $487,036 road
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1959. Due
Dated June
on
Dec. 1 from I960 fo 1982 improvement bonds.
•
gality approved by Townsend, El¬
Munson, of Philadelphia.
liott &
sealed
139
of
bids
erley, President of the Board
Trustees, will receive sealed
O'Hara,
Upper Arlington,
Bond
■
(P. O. San
German), Puerto Rico
Bond Offering—James R. Bev¬
the District Treasurer's office. Le¬
receive
Lane
of
University
Puerto Rico
inclusive.
1966
to
the
provement bonds.
1
RICO
Inter-American
Principal and interest payable at
until 5 p.m.
.
"
and
Peoples
Wyomissing.
PUERTO
(DST) on May 20 for the
purchase of $175,000 general ob¬
ligation
improvement
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1959. Due on June
1964
af the
payable
Trust Company, of
2.91%.
City
was
p.m.
LaGrande, Oregon
Bond Offering—F. C. McShane,
group
composed of Braun, Bosworth &
Co., Inc., Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
Inc., and Ryan, Sutherland & Co.,
as
44s, at a price of 101.63, a
iMay 9 for the purchase of $72,>500
Squire,
by
Springfield Local School District
(P. O. Holland), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $203,000 school
bonds offered April 28—v. 189, p.
OHIO
Batavia,
approved
Legality
Winston-Salem, as 3V4S, at a price
.'of 100.04, a
1 f^om
Dec.
on
sold to
Dated June
bonds
Butcher & Sherrerd.
to
bids
sealed
Ruffin,
Womelsdorf-Robesonia Reservoir
Secretary and Business Manager,
will
Burgwin,
by
Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
A. P. Logan,
—
$27,000
Dated
1959. Due on June 1 from
to 1969 inclusive. Legality
approved
Erie School District, Pa.
.
.
(EST) on
June 1,
*
.
Directors,
W.
of Board of
will
receive
May 7 for the purchase of
general obligation bonds.
will
Secretary,
by Burgwin, Ruffin,
Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
time for
same
School
(EST) on May 4 for the purchase
$20,000 general obligation im¬
provement bonds. Dated May 1,
1959. Due on May 1 from 1960 to
1969 inclusive. Legality approved
Rankin,
Additional
Secretary
Herring,
of
approved
Winfrec
by
Squire,
Smithfield, .at a price of 100.09, a Legality : approved
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
met interest cost of;about- 3.69%,/
Callable
Township
lock.
1, 1959. Due on June 1 from 1960
to
(P. O. Farmington), Pa.
Bond Offering — Holland
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
inclusive.
1971
School District
Union
Wharton
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Shu¬
building bonds. Due from 1961 to
(P. O. Pleasantville),
■
Ohio
Offering—John K. Walk¬
"Bond
b 1966 fo 1968 inclusive. ; ;
s 40,000 2:W§. Due on May 1' from
■J1969 to 1972 inclusive.
/
1, 1959. Due on July
1960
to
1979 inclusive.
ler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin, of
"V District
'
bonds.
June
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on May 6
for the purchase of $275,000 school
j
$25*000,-4s.,/Due
1
school
obligation
Dated
Jr., Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
,
•to
eral
No.
,
55
(2083)
Chronicle
Na¬
Le¬
$3,000,000 water
works and sewer system revenue
bonds offered April 28—v.
1847—were
awarded
189, p.
to a group
S. Dickson & Co., at
price of 100.005, a net interest
cost of about 3.78%, as follows:
headed by R.
a
$520,000 5s. Due on Nov.
1960 to 1968 inclusive.
1 from
70,000 33/4s. Due Nov. 1, 1969. .
360,000 3.40s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1970 to 1973 inclusive.
360,000 3Vzs. Due on Nov.
1974 to 1977 inclusive.
1 from
440,000 3%s. Due on Nov.
1978 to 1981 inclusive.
1 from
1,250,000 3.80s. Due on
from 1982 to
Others in the
Nov. 1
1991 inclusive.
account: Equitable
•56
(20841
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Securities
Corporation, John NuW. Craigie & Co.,
Courts & Co., Interstate Securities
Corp., J. Lee Peeler & Co., J. W.
tanooga.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
& Co., F.
veen
Tindall
&
Tennessee
Bond
Cov and E. H. Pringle
& Co.
;,;y:y;y:;, ;v/
various
■
April
Spartanburg, S. C.
Offering—Mayor Neville
Bond
«n
oi„n
w,
Holcombe wilLiece
ma
Sale
28—v.
-
National
Sav¬
and
Bank, Bennington, until 11
a.m.
(EDST) on May 5 for the
purchase of $105,000 school bonds.
Dated May 1, 1959. Due on May 1
'
The
$15,000,000
bonds offered
189, p. 1847—were from 1960 to 1979 inclusive. Prinsyndicate headed by j cjpal and interest
(M-N) payable
a
the Chase Manhattan Bank, New Ut
ed b ds
Vermont
ings
(State of)
—
purposes
awarded to
Directors, will receive sealed bids
c/o
the First National Bank of Bos-
Charleston
the
National
Chase
Bank,
Manhattan
at
or
Bank, New
York
City. Legality approved
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble
Mitchell, of New York City.
West
by
&
.
.
.
Monday, May 4, 1959
capital funds at the lowest pos¬
sible cost. Since 1950 the Province
has
provided such
through
March
assistance and
31,
1959,
•
such
loans
gated
Virginia (State of)
Bond Offering—Governor Cecil
H. Underwood will receive sealed
from
approximately $225,000,000
giving effect to repay¬
before
ments.
the
The
Province
aggre¬
corporation
repre¬
sents
a
continuation
of
these
bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on
City, at a price of 100.0116, !ton.
May 7
Legality approved by Storey,,
-•
^EST) on May 13 Tor a net interest cost of about
for the purchase of $3,000,000 road activities.
j
3.28%, * Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge, of j
the purchase oi .$1,250,000 waterThe corporation intends to
as follows:
bonds.
'
Dated May 1, 1959.
ap¬
Due
Boston.
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works
system
on
May 1 from 1960 to 1984 in-4 ply .the net proceeds of the issue,
revalue on June j^!0,000,000 highway bonds:
Dated June l, 1. o.)
after 'conversion thereof into Ca¬
Due
,
elusive.
WASHINGTON
Principal
and
interest
500,000 4s, due on May 1 from
1
from
1960
to
1989 inclusive.
nadian funds, to the purchase of
iorq tn 1969
(M-N)
payable
at
the
State
1963 to iQ«n inclusive: S4 snn
$4,500, i
Auburn, Wash.
jBonds due in 1970 and thereafter
Treasurer's office, or at the option securities of municipalities, cities,
000 3V4S, due on May 1 from
are
callable as of June 1, 196*9.
j
towns
Bond O f f e r i n g—Robert E. of the
and
villages within the
holder, at the First Na¬
Principal and interest (J-D) pay] Walker, City Clerk, will receive tional City Bank, of New York Province. Initially, all or part of
$4,000,000 3.30s, due on May ;
able at the Chemical Corn Ex¬
the amount
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
City. Legality approved by Cald¬
oi] such net proceeds
will
change Bank, of New York City, •
be
invested
in
nnn
short-term
1
S
o,000,000 Educational Institution ! May 19 foi> the purchase of $100,- well, Marshall, Trimble & Mitch¬
or at the option of the holder, at
qqq generaj obligation fire station
governmental securities.
ell, of New City.
bonds:
$2,500,000 3.10s, due bonds.
the Citizens & Southern National •
Dated June 1, 1959. Due
on
May 1, 1970 and 1971; and
Bank of South Carolina, in Spart¬
on June 1 from
1961 to 1969 inch
WISCONSIN )
5 y:
MANITOBA
$2,500,000 3Vis, due on May 1,
anburg.
Legality
approved
by]
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
Riverdale Hospital
1972.
District, Man.
Webster (Village), Jackson, Oak¬
Sinkler,
Gibbs
&
able at the City Treasurer's office.
Simons,
of j
Debenture Sale
An issue ol
land, Union Webb Lake, and
Others in the syndicate: BankCharleston.
*
Legality
approved
by
Weter,
$100,000. hospital debentures was
Blaine'(Town?), andPartsof
,ers
Trust, Company, The First Roberts & Shel'elman, of Seattle.
sold
to
(Union County (P. O. Union), S. C.
Bell, Gouinlock & Co.,
the Towns of Sand Lake,
'Boston Corporation, C. J. Devine
Ltd., as 6s, at a price of 98.35,
Bond Sale—An issue of $175,000
Pullman, Wash.
Meenon, Lincoln, Scott and
& Co., Continental Illinois NaDue on June 1 from 1960 to 1979
Swiss, and Dairyland (Town)
refunding bonds was sold to Rob- tional Bank and Trust Company
Bond Sale—Special assessment
xmhl
ve sea
York
noon
.
,
^onds
$1,41
-
„
„
„
„
v
^
ivv/wv,
in^usive' aad
nn^V,?. 1°
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inson-Humphrey Co., Inc., and the
State
Bank/ of Union,
jointly.
SOUTH
DAKOTA
Logan Twp. Civil Twp. (P. O.
Miller), S. Dak.
Sale—The $10,000 general
Bond
bonds
State
the
to
Bank
Hand
R.
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Ashland City, Tenn.
Bond
Offering — V. E. Harris,
will receive sealed bids
(CST) 011 May 15 for
the purchase of $360,000 water and
jsewer tax deficiency bonds. Dated
March 1, 1959.; Due on March 1
Herman
from
£.l*y Secretary will
Bensdorf
&
Company.
1962 to 1999 inclusive.
will
TEXAS
noon
Improvement
108, as 4.10s, at
a
price of 100.61, a basis of
about 3.98%.
be considered
Bond
Bids
Offering—R.
V.
Derrick,
receive sealed
Ku] i 4VJ
p/m*
ay
for the purchase of $150,000
waterworks system extension and
ing bonds:.. (1) for. bonds due from
1962 to 1969 inclusive;
$40,165.32
138,081.25
interest
■
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»tx
,
■
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil- cJpa}, a-c\]nterest0/M-N) payable
Harris, of Cincinnati. (The Federal |
the Moore State Bank, in
Housing and Home Finance ^ano- Legality approved by GibAgency has agreed to purchase the son' Spence & Gibson, ol Austin,
bonds as 4%s.)
/y/lv'•;// Runnels County Road District No.
Humboldt, Tenn.
Bond
Sale—The
$650,000 natu¬
ral gas system revenue bonds of¬
fered April 28 — v. 189, p. 1724
-—were
awarded
posed
group
com¬
H.
C.
Little
&
Travis
(PST)
works
fered
awarded
the
Federal
4
for
the
Housing Authority
(P. O. Knoxville), Tenn.
€00,000
Dated
for
the
i
of
(DST) on
of $2,-
purchase
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Bond
-
net
Ripley, Tenn.
Sale—The $400,000
as
natu¬
posed of First
U.
S.
Arnold &
Corporation,
Crane, Juran & Moody,
Inc., Memphis Securities Co., and
Xeftvvich
&
Ross.
:
,
:
1
from
1960 to 1963 inclusive.1964 to 1973
on
June 1 from
inclusive..
2,630,000
3.80s.
Due on June
from .1974 to 1984 inclusive.
Other
First
of
'
members
of
the
R.
will
2
p.m.
I
Blair, of Spokane.
June
on
1
1'
.
s
group:
MichiganCorporation^
First Southwest
Signal Mountain, Tenn.
Co./Roosevelt &
Bond Offering—Town
Clerk P. Cross, Inc., Underwood, Neuhaus
& Co., Inc.,
H. Stegall announces that
Fridley & Frederking;
sealed
•Columbian Securities
bids will be received
until 7:30
Corporation
of Texas,
PJn.J :(EST) on May 12 for
Winslow, -.Cohu & Stet¬
as
from
sewer
follows:
1960
inclusive/ $185,000
1
June
from
from
to
j
1964
a^s,
1965
$210,000
1
due
to
1967
3%s,
1968
due
to
1970
inclusive; $505,000 4s, due
June
1
from
clusive:
due
and
June
on
1971
to
from
1986 inclusive. "•
in
the
in¬
purchase
revenue
thej
of $150,000 waterworks
and
tax
bonds!.
Dated
June i; 1959. Due on Dec.
1 frQm
1959 to 1986 inclusive.
The bonds'
are callable on and
after June 1/
1969. Principal and
interest (J-D)
payable4 at the American National
Bank & Trust
Company, in
Chat-
son.
Ro.tan^, Mosle & Co.,
Charles J. Eubank
Co., Inc.
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and
VERMONT
;
Bond
Offering—John P. Camp¬
bell. Chairman of Board
of School
issue
Interest' A-O.
until 8 p.m. (MST) on
May 13 for the purchase of $20,-
bonds, it is reported.
/
Debenture
.
$102,261
Sale
An
—
issue
John
A.
E.. Ames
Ltd.; as] 514s, dt.
&
Co.,
ayprice of 98.61.
Orangeville, Ontario
.
Debenture
$54,408
Sale
An
—
improvement
issue
of
debentures
from
1960
to
1979
Interest J-D;-•
inclusive.
My.-//
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" .Preston; Ontario '
:j. y
Debenture Sale —■; An issue of
$228,053 improvement debentures
was sold to the
Royal Securities
y
.
_
Corporation,. Ltd., and the Royal
of Canada, jointly, as
5^8,
at
ALBERTA
price of- 98.57. Due
a
15/ from
Alberta
Municipal Financing Corp.,
Canada
corporation, created by the'
of Alberta
with
the
'V:-.vC,
April 29,
on
a
for
the
deben-;
ture^s will be managed jointly by1
The First Boston Corporation and'
Wood,
The
Gundy
&
Dec.
on
inclusive.
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Metropolitan Commission,
r'Quebec
;■..
<
Co.,
Inc.
debentures will not
fered April 15 were* awarded to
by Demers, Adams,
price of 96.63, a met
Ltd.,
at a
interest cost
follows: /•
-
of
•
about
1960 to
5.79%,
as
.
$3,578,000 5s. Due
•
be
on
Nov. 1 from
1968 inclusive.
•
re¬
except by
n
Province
of
Alberta.
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The
the
Province
to
obtain^
Ltd.
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Nuveen
& 1
QountyK County Board o/j
Your
Education (P, O. 200 Elizabeth St.,
RED
Charleston), W. Va. V
%
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Bond
Offering — L: K. Loven
stein, Secretary of the Board 0
Education, will receive sealed bid
CROSS
(EST) on May 20 fo:
the purchase of
$18,000,000 school
noon
building
1959.
bonds.
Dated
June,
ll
p
-
1969
terest
Due
on
June 1 from I960 t<r
t>,
.
)
j
inclusive.
(J-D)
Treasurer's
Principal and in
payable at the Stat<
office,
a
group headed
3,331,000 S^s. Due on*Nov. 1
from 1969 to 1988 inclusive.;
operation of
the sinking fund until* May
15,v
The bonds are dated"
May/1,
1969. The sinking fund, beginning
1959,
- V'
in
1961, is calculated to retire
Others
in
the
group:
Credit
more than
93% of the issue prior
Anglo - Francais,
Ltd.,
Morgan.
to maturity.
The debentures will
Ostiguy & Hudon, Ltd., Gaston
be guaranteed unconditionally at:
Laurent, Inc., Florido- Matteau &
to principal and interest
by the Fils,
Credit
Canadien, Inc.,
deemable
within
Kanawha
through
.
th<
-.
Bond Sale—The
$6,909,000 Met¬
registration; ropolitan improvement bonds of¬
relating to a proposed
public sale of $50,000,000 25-year
sinking fund debentures.'The un¬
group
1968
QUEBEC
Montreal
Securities and Ex-^
statement
derwriting
to
;
Registers Debentures With SEC
The
,1959
Interest J-D,.
syndicate:, Salo¬
Stearns
/
of
improvement debentures
sold, to
was
Bank
Co.;
& Co., Bear,
Co., Bache
&
Co.,
Baker, Watts & Co., F. W, Craigie
& Co., Curtiss. House &
Co., Weil,
Roth & Irving Co., Piper,
Jaffray
& Hopwood, Y'oung, Moore &
Con¬
ine.; and A. E.- Masten & Co.
i
Inc.,
of
ONTARIO
Bros. & Hutsler, Blair &
until
Stamford Town School
District,
Vermont
be
received
.
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An
—
| Creighton, Mackenzie &
Co., Ltd.,
principal purpose of thej Durocher, Rodrique &
Cie, Ltd.,
corporatioh is to "assist municipal-] Placements/Kennebec/ Inc.,; and
4.30sJ ities, cities, towns and
villages] Graham,
Armstrong ' Securities,
4V4S,;
to;
1977
'v.;
2,500,000 term bonds as
V pue on- June 1, 1999.
mon
on
1976
$1,180,000
1
inclusive.
15
Meeteetse, Wyo.i
Offering — Bids will
000 water
Sale
$375,000 improvement debentures
was sold to
Cornell, Macgillvary,
Ltd., and Stanbury & Co., Ltd.,
jointly, as 5%s, at a price of 94.75,
Due on April 1 from 1960 to 1979
was
sold to Bell,
Gouinlock &
Co., Ltd;, ASv514s. Due on June
WYOMING
change Commission
$4,840,000
$2,340,000 bonds: $260,000 6s, due
:
$2,960,000 dor¬
Home Finance Agency, at a price
of par, as 2%s and 2%s.
Province
VIRGINIA
4.33%,
Von June
Cape Breton County, N. S.
Debenture
Simcoe, Ontario
Bldg. Corp.
Wis.
mitory
revenue : bonds; offered
Apri 1 24r-jv. ;189, p. 1848—were
sold to the Federal
Housing and
of
as
bonds offered April 28—
Others
June
on
370,000 3.30s. Due
-
&
cost of about
Texas
follows:
Due
until
189, p.
on
$250,000 5s.
ral gas system revenue bonds
of¬
fered 'April 28—v.
189, p. 1724
—were atvarded to a
group com-1
Pamilla
—
Callable
inclusive:
a price of 100.02;
interest cost of about
3.77%,
May 1,
O. Madison),
Sale—The
Bond
1848—were awarded to
a
syndicate headed by Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc., and Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.,
at a price of 98.03, a net interest
c-f New York, at
■
a.
.
Dist.,
Dated
University
(P.
Colfax),
Treasurer,
bids
Bond Sale—The
revenue
v.
bonds.
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Barber
&
Marquart, of
filed
purchase
Sch.
of
May 1,
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Sale—The $3,250,000
(callable) schoolhouse bonds of¬
fered April 30—v.
189, p. 1848—
were awarded to a
group headed
by the First National City Bank
'
preliminary loan .notes.
May 19, 1959,'.-Due May 20.
i960.-.**".
Indep.
Blair,
1966.
Bond
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 1
p.m.
t
May 14
inclusive.
Spence & Gibson, of Austin.
Waco
Due on May 1 from 1960 to
inclusive. Interest M-N. Le¬
Dated May \1, 1959/
May 1 from 1961 to 1969
on
WEST
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,
&
Clarksburg, W. Va.
March 1, 1959. Due on
from
to 1973 inclusive;
Principal and interest (J-J) payab].e at the County Treasurer's
l0
c^; Le8ahfy approved by Gib! son.
,
,
Knoxville
*
.
school
1959.
bonds.
Due
.
^5°.000 road and bridge warrants
$1,125,000 water
to
^
_
May
011
Housing and Home Finance
Agency, as 4c«s, at a price of par.
,
j4
.
tion
1979
J-D.
L.
re¬
p.m.
May 14 -for the pur¬
$290,000 general obliga¬
of
Burcham
system revenue bonds of- ^at
April 27—v. 189, pi 1724
'T81.1-
were
/,
.
Warrant Offering—J. A.
Belger,
County
Auditor,
will
receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(CST)
County, Knox-Chapman
Utility District (P. O.
Knoxville), Tenn.
Bond Sale—The
-
tion
8
011
.
chase
County (P. O. Austin),
Texas
Co.
Knox
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Bollinger), Texas
Texas.y;
Equitable
Securities
Herman Bensdorf & Co.,
Corp.,
and
a
O.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$100,000
road bonds was sold to the Co¬
lumbian Securities Corporation of
of
to
(P.
Principal
the City
Legality ap¬
Washington
County
until
May 12 for the pur¬
chase of $277,000 general obliga¬
Endicott School
Offering
bids
on
Bond
at
Burcham
sealed
(CDST)
Wisconsin
bonds.
District No. 308 (P. O.
,
3
108
Whitman County,
sealed
Improvement
office.
by
Spokane.
ceive
Minneapolis.
bonds.
payable
Treasurer's
Donald
—
Graveson, District Clerk, will
Scott,
Dated March 17, 1959.
and
Offering
Interest
NOVA SCOTIA
Improvement
107
Local
District No.
(2) 1970 to
Bond
Dated
1979; (3): 1980 to 1989 inclusive; improvement tax bonds.
<4) 1990 to 1999 inclusive; and May 15, "1959. Due on May 15 Hughes,
from 1960 to 1979 inclusive. Prin- receive
\oi
iui
ixit:
<5) for the ciiuic issue. ucgadiiy;
entire Jbsuc. Legality
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7-*/
.
Local
District No.
proved
!?}
the follow-
on
|
;
No.
The sale consisted of:
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Llano, Texas
Local
District
&
Mayor,
until
1
o c a
about 3.93%.
128,081.25
Beane* Ernst &
Company, Branch Banking &
Trust Co., Wilson, N. C., Fahnestock
&
Co., Frantz Hutchinson
& Co., Kalman &
Company, Inc.,
TENNESSEE
'i'J
Williston
(P. O. Webster), Wis.
Co.,
Improvement
"District No. 107, as 4s, at a
price of 100.40, a basis of
~*orporated, Tuller & Zucker, J.
County
L
inclusive.
Joint School District No. 1
were
Bond
$40,165.32
*
Miller.
of
totaling $178,246.57
Terry Thompson &
to
follows:
as
road
awarded
r-
sold
improvement
Commerce Union Bank, Nashoffered ? April
27 ' were ^ille> Tenn., Lyons & Shafto In-
obligation
4
bonds
T Chicago, J. C. Bradford & Co.,
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co., The
First National Bank of Oregon,
First
American
National
Bank,
Nashville, Tenn., W. H. Morton
& Co. Incorporated, Wm. E. Pol¬
lock & Co., Inc., Brown Brother
Arthur
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