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MONDAY
UNI
ISSUE
OF
(JAY
.
Volume 187
V Number 5739
: ^
New York 7, N.
RAILROAD
Alrseco, Inc.—Files With
22 filed
The company on April
Sl. per
INSURANCE
-
working
10 cents)
(par
to be offered-
capital.
Aljeghauy
f
Y.
$3^06
at
Young,
share under
a
widow of,
New York Stock
Robert R. Young, "was allowed"
Perkipg in Superior Court at Newport, R. I., on April 18.
A 1
Court
ruling, Mrs. Young, as executrix, is
borrow $306,250 to buy the stock and then post the stocks
for the- loan.
The
S'"-':lv";
'
petition said'that funds in the estate
Midland .Trust
the
because
requested
Co.
State
in
the
in
36
36
36
on
Allied Chemical
below.—V.
Corp.
the
lor
purchase,
Montreal
waiver
a
1201.
p.
member of its
nanrics
and
board
directors.
of
and' President
Corp.
Notman is
Mr.
the board of
a-member of
r
v.
President
:
-
r
General Dy- " '
became associated .
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J--;-..
-
v'
1958
-,i ■}
.
■
Sales and operating revenues—
Cost of goods sold and operating,
•
gen-
«v \
,
!
V *■,
14,329,212
—
operations—* 11,598;815
Dividends, interest and miscellaneous income™
Total'
Net income
;
6,776,831
—
Shares outstanding
Earnings
9,923,400 '
share-,-.
per
r—V. 187. p. 1429.-
Reserve
The
a
a
net
like
of
shares
pany's
Co.,
March
31,
to $1.10
1957 period.
the
and
evaluation
formance
.
-
,
Corp.—May Cut
corporation suffered
quarter;„.of
annual
"meeting,"
1958,
and
a
$240,000
Omit Dividend—
or
los3,
before
credits,
tax
'■ >
the
_
_
■
;
,
corporation has made 2ta'%
haye turned the
do
we
not
feel
we
can
andstock
corner
the
maintain
was
dividend."
Ot tho- $24,0,000,
curreq
as
loss in the first
.result, of
closing the
a
Maremont reported.
ho
March
tliree
Allied
months, $102,000 was in-;
cpmpany's Monarch Mill, Mr.
suffered a deficit of $27,000;
said-.
Last
m
In
year,..the
corporation earned $356,016, or 88
months ended March 31.—V. 1.86, p. 937.
xh<> three
cents
a
share,"
'
wun
,
tJ^udson B. Branch,
President, said rates on manufacturers' and concoverage, owners' and tenants' liability, elevator
naouity and products liability will be approximately 10^ below those
m
most other"
companies.
The company's rates for garage liability
coverages will-be* about 15':
below other companies, he said. '
n
-
most
almost
ln
rnss
*
Branch
his
ownership
of
anility
»een
set
property
conduct
or
of
business,", Mr;
said.
insurance
at
this
to
the company plans to extend commercial
other
time.—V.
states
183,
p.
in
the
2413.
future,
'
but
.
.
.
.
.
$1.73
.
Corp^-Nevr Service—
\
two-way, teleprinter communication. -Mackay Is
operating unit of the American, Cable As Radio Corp., an -associate
Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—-V» 180, p. 2469. ;
made
public
recently following
a
International
American Cement Corp.-^Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 8,000 shares of common stoek (par
$5)'was made on April 22 by Blyth & CoM Inc. at $24.25
per share, with a ^ dealerV Concession of 65 cents per
share. It was completed.—V. 167, p. 673.
^ t
'
long and intensive'1
-
,
v
During the test period, its properties and per-'
aluminum were determined at Alcoa Research Laborn- •
complete research facility in
water-clear,
and
American Cyanamid Co.—^Forms New
■;',//k"
C.
Moody, Vice-President for international relations.
The new company, which represents an investment of approximately
has -acquired the business, and -assets of -Grancolomblana
de Drogas-S.A., (formerly employed in ..the said .of Cyanamid products,
$1,000,000,
for
which
Grancolomblana-has
been
the
distributor-
i
Headquarters of the company have been established in Bogota with
offices
at
MCdellin,
Calif., , and
Barronquilla,
Colombia.
branch
-
..•/;
market for aluminum in the electrical' ~
.
;i
This
company, has - established
a
new. subsidiary
Cyanamid i de
Colombia, S.A., according to an announcement on May -V.1>y Sidney
yi
possesses
;•
Subsidiary—;
Issues Kew Booklet—•
■
A four-color, 36-page booklet, "This Is,Cyanamid,!' designed to pre¬
an over-all picture of this company, has been issued.
V , *s
The attractive publication is being ;;distribufced .to 'saies 'perSonnel,
sent
move
to open a
'
.
■
,
.
their
no
dates
have
products," Mr-Coffin explained.—V. 187, p. 1781.
Alunite
Corp.
of Utah—Stock
"
Offering Temporarily
Net earnings applicable to common stock
Earnings per common share (based on shares
outstanding at March 31, 1958 and at Dec.
31, 1957, respectively)
.2
Capital stock-—shares outstanding at -March 31,
12,377,747
12,913,617
$0.58
$0.61
1,460
1,640
214224,891
—
Suspended—
-
iii"h-Ci?5ding t0 J,Ir- Branch,
i
v
...——
1,730,437
>
.
coverages are designed to "insure an owner against
resulting from injury to persons and damage to property as a
of
V;
,
459,482
-
.
t new Allstate
result
10^.
1,742,920
1.865,779 - V 1,860,729f ■
$2.67 '
v
$2.43
,
4,648,593
major new
customers. educators and those, interested in the.company's financial
field was anounced by this company on April 28.
,
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Alcoa has purchased the transformer division of Automation
In¬ 'operations.'
Tracliig Cyanamid's diversification .thrrmgh its first '59 years of
struments, inc., at Boulder, Colo., along with all technical data and
growth, the publication explains how the company serves the medical,
research and development equipment in possession of that unit.
industrial, farm-and consumer markets.
^
Alcoa's market objective is the application of aluminum, foil and *
Separate sections are devoted' to tha -xsompany's -widespread and- di¬
sheet
strip" windings for transformers and miscellaneous, electrical
verse production facilities, Its foreign operations,• research activities and
equipment. Automation, Instruments, through its transformer division,
Cyanamid personnel,
■5
has made important developments in this field.
An indication of the
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF EARNINGS
potential market for aluminum is the fact that coil windings annually
consume
475-miIliOn pounds of copper magnet wire.
"
Three Months Ended March 31—
*
.'1958
*1957
The newly acquired facility will be moved to Alcoa Research Labora$
$•
torics, New Kensington, Pa.
There, further research on aluminum
Net sales
:
132,541,019 132,125,370
strip windings will be accelerated.
Earnings before taxes on income——
——.
-24,678,688 25,722,758
Philip
T. Coffin,
Alcoa's manager of. electrical industry sales,
Provision for Federal and foreign taxes on inc. >12,300,000
42.800,000
explained that the company does not intend to engage in the manu¬
facture of electrical coils.
Net earnings
12,378,688
12,922,758
:
"We plan to use our hew facilities to assist the manufacturers of
941
9,141
Dividends on preferred stock
electrical windings to incorporate aluminum foil and sheet strip into
A
lability
KM?rs
p.
r
——
■
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.
3,303^68
4.026,357
400,625
:l,-763,197 •*
>
94*000
1,958,092
——
company., on April 21 announced Its entry into the commercial
hisurance field in the New England States and New York
rates
approximately 10^ to 15 % below those charged by most
companies.
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other
184,
5,080,387
.
Allstate Insurance Co.—Enters New Field—
■
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Mackay Radio & Telegraph Co. -on April <30 .announoed the. opening
of its international telex service with Japan. The -new service makes
available additional circuits between ,the., United- States -and- Japan for
.
;.
1955'
1950
program.
with
Enters New Market—
stock
cash payments. In response to a stockholder's^
Mr. Maremont said directprs' wouldConsider the possibility
of. anotherstock payment "but until we
money,
••
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American Cable & Radio
48
\
question,
faking-
..—i—.
exceptional abrasion, chemical
and aging resistance.
It is applied directly to. aluminum under heat
and pressure, without adhesives.
Enhanced by printing or embossing,
Videne becomes a highly decorative and protective surface with run-'
limited applications.
■ J
Goodyear, confident of the remarkable plastic's potential in many
markets, has announced plans to build a $9,000(000 Videne producing
plant at Apple Grove, W. Va.:
.
,
• ;
«VsbUrsemelits^^fnriieu^'.;6f
.
—V.
'
in the
.
,
Earnings per. common share.
Alcoa has successfully .applied the new
is
Arnold Maremount, Chairman, stated at the
he indicated tho company would not maintain
the, present dividend rate.
For • the past two quarters,
Sttbs.)--rEarns. Up—•
-1957'
f)
>
Commonrshares- outstanding—....
the light metal field.
film to a variety of aluminumsproducts, including foil, to demonstrate its value as a commercial item./
Described as a thermoplastic filni with, built-in adhesive,
Videne/5
tories,
1958. This;
per-share.
in net sales and "profits was a direct result of the*
demand, for 'Salk Poliomyelitis Vaccine. Net sales of the com-,
regular products increased.—V. 186, pi 2365.
Allied Paper
This
.
for
Banks
new
decrease
reduced
tirst
number
at
$792,000. JRquivalent
of
profit
profit.—
dividends paid—:
—.
dividends 'paid (cash)
Common dividends paid (5% stock)
plastic laminating film endowed with exceptional properties,.
today broadens greatly the potential of aluminum in packaging and
decorative applications, it was announced on April 23.
1
Known as Videne A, it is a development of Goodyear Tire & Rubber
A
'
outstanding
to
A::-<'
;
Net
*■
Aluminum Co. of American-New Development—
$1.01
Allied Laboratories, Inc.—Earnings Show Decline—
compared
;, $0.52
$0.47
,
of
Net sales for the quarter ended March 31, 1958 amounted to $6,608,Net .profit for.the period amounted to $647,000 or, 89 cepts per
"share on the 722,993
shares
adjusted; to
i >
'l'""I- ' '
•
'
»«
'
Net, sales::.—'
.134^39,068 122,237,739
73,805,025
Profit .b.ofpre "lnodme taxes.——
-,10,510,387" • .9-,660i357 v ".0333,608
Prov. for Fed. Income taxes———$,430^000v<5,040*000
3,15(^900
an
000.
,
41,542
194,982
-
customer-to-customer
10,007,199
9,918,200
$0.68
:™
Avma Corp,
Preferred
19,308,780
1,823(215
7,478;366
3,993,126
'34,931
^r
Common
■
1,032,237
_
.1
stock)
; "
Year Ended Deo. 31-—
The Course of Bank Clearings.—————— 47
18,276;543 '
12,522,192
1,752,235
—
stock
common
/
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
13,380,032
923,377
Interest and. expenses on debenturesFederal income taxes
share of
/' American Boscli
Federal Reserve System—1_—48
^K','!
'
per
dividends "oh- preferred
Foreign Exchange Rates---^.:.----.-,---— 48
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
income
•—V, 136, p. 2365.
Dividends Declared ahd -Payable:....:—— 12
..
$.4,730,995
and 1957, $5,591,112)
Gross* income from
Net
-$381,377
$343,288 a
—■*; 194,982
(afterv .'
Common, dividends
New$.Cover
*" "
.
tion of defense.facilities for 1953.
~
«
v
—v;
,
19571
$4,902^46
756,116
4294,344. + ■„ 374,739
$5,163(243
637,832
taxes.—..
Net income'i.—_
-
State and City Bonds Offerings,, d—53
148,862,054 165,854,697
selling,
.1958
>
*
Preferred dividends
Miscellaneous Features
r"
1957
^
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t
-
General Corporation & Investment
administrative-expenses—122,934,027 134,198,122,
Depreciation and depletion (including amottiza•"
44
45
;
eral and
.
Markets.,-———- - -"L——-
'
STATEMENT OF EARNINGS
COMPARATIVE
Quarter Ended March 31—
^
41
"
Canadair.
of
*
-
Income before provision for income
Provision for income taxes.
40
35
SEC Index of Stock Prices,—
Transactions New York Stock; Exchange- 35
Transactions American Stock Exchange.—,, 35
-
Ltd.• He
With General Dynamies in 195(1 when he was appointed Executive Vice-
■r,-:-::
Quarter Ended March 31-—
management of
Canadair,
of
-Earnings Off—
American Bank Note Go. (& SnbSk)-
39
40
Dow-Jones Stock and> Bond Averages—.—— 35
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 35
Senior Vice-
a
.
'
Over-the-Couttter
187, p, 1429.
.
a
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange——
Stock Exchange.
Canadian Stock Bxchahge.^L——^.^—-^.——
Toronto Stock Exchange———_
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
deposit at the Marine'"
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp.—Name Changed—
President
38
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange- 39
Corp.—New Name Effective& Dye
36
—
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
'[:■
unavailable
were
•
to
On April 28 the name of this Corporation was changed to Allied
Chemical Corp,
a
The company has also announoed the election of J, Geoffrey Notman
as
Boston Stoiek,;Exchaiwe»,,-._-,,^_,--.--,,,,,
Cincinnati Stock ExclMMi£e_--,—
Detroit Stock Exchange
security
as
Department. of Taxation had not issued
filing of a nonresident affidavit.—V. 187,
Allied Chemical
see
York
New
allowed
15
SJ
(Bonds)
Midwest Stock Exchange—,—
Cornelius C. Moore, attorney for the Young
estate, saidrMr- Young, who. shot himself in Florida on Jan. 25. had
failed :to exercisei such rights that he had gained as Chairman, of
Alleghany Corp.
i .
v.
the
,
Americon Sfck' Exchange-_J, 31
jy^Qyib'-
petition, filed, by
Under
Quotations^
Exchange (Stocks)___
New York Stock Exchange
common shares of this corporation
ruling handed down by Judge Fred B.
a
MISCELLANEOUS
Regulation A notification, filed June 18, 1953, "proposed the public
offering of 294,999 common shares at$l per share.
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration
under the .Securities Act w}th respect, to,.public.offerings of* securities
not exceeding-$300,000-ih.amouft'c.'
One of, the conditions 4s a require¬
ment. for
the filing of semi-annual reports, reflecting the amount'of
securities .sold
and
the
application oi'
the .proceeds thereof.
The
Commission's suspension orders with respect. to Alunite, Universal and
United, assert that the respective companies failed to comply Wltlf this
reporting fwiiiieemont. In addition, .in the ca^e of Alunite, -the order
states that Cayias, Larson, Glaser, Emery, Inc.; "the principal under¬
writer for Aluiiite's stock offering; was enjoined on. Aug. 29, 4956,;by
the U. H. District Court for. the District of. Utah,!from: engaging; in; or
continuing a conduct or practice in connection with the purchase and
sale of securities. The orders provide an opportunity for hearing, upon
request, on the question Whether the-; respective suspensions Should
be vacated or made permanent.—V. i84, p. 1.
"•Page
exerbiso^ rights to buy 100,000
to,
.
Stock and Bond
>
^
Corp.—Young Estate Buys Stock—
Anita,O'Keefe
Mrs.
N.
Prfce $1J25-a-Copy
in si Regulation A notification filed, Marcn 7,.J.955,.proposed" the :publio
offering of 50,000 oonunon shares at $1 per. share; and
(3) United Production Co., Inc.. New York. N: YI. Which in its
In This Issue
new
-
Brooklyn,
^SqIL
.
Regulation A notification on May 17, 1956; ■ proposing the public
offering of 160,000 common shares at $1.50 per share;
(2) Universal Life and Accident Insurance Do., Duncan; Oklft.-, Which
The company is engaged in the manufacturing of aircraft ground'
supportequipment. >- The oil ice of the company is located at 52-
Knickerbocker Avenue,
-
u
a
underwriting.
share,; without
and. for
INDUSTRIAL
letter of notification with the SEC
{"The net proceeds are to be used • for design and development of
products
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SEC—
a
covering 100.009 shares of common stock
at
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
?
"v.v
Y;, Monday, May 5, 1958/
V <=■ ***» **
MICHIGAN
Commission, it was announced on April
22, has issued orders temporarily suspending Regulation A exemptions
from registration under the
Securities Act of 1933 with respect to
stock offerings by the following:
The Securities
(1)
and Exchange
Alunite Corporation of Utah, Salt
Lake City-Utah, which filed
1958,
and
Preferred
Common
,J*After
Dec.
31,
1957, respectively:
'
stock, series D
stock
retroactive
21,193,931
—2—
adjustments for tax provision
audited statement for the year.—V.
187, p. 1781.
as
reflected in the
«
.
Financial Chronicle
The Cornmercial and
*
2
Monday, May 5,1951
...
(1998)
American Optical Co.
Electric Co.—Mitchell a Director
American Gas &
Mitchell, of New York, formerly President of the invest¬
ment banking firm of Bonbright & Co., Inc., New York, which dis¬
continued its activities at the start of World War II, has been elected
e,
member of the board of directors of American Gas & Electric Co.
He
had previously served as a director of AGE during the periods
A.
Sidney
1929-35
The
corporate
new
Electric Power
American
name,
livered
Effective May 12—
Co.,
was
proved by shareowners of American Gas and Electric Company
annual meeting in New York City, on April 30.
Effective date
is
change
name
12.
May
ap¬
at the
of the
the
all-electric
Gas ancl
in 1906, had owned no sizable gas properties for
over
30 years.
"Therefore," he added, "our new name of American
Electric Power Co., more truly describes the
operations and service
of our company."
7,
Mr.
Sporn pointed out, for the benefit of shareowners, that the
name change will not necessitate an exchange of stock certificates.
The
American
Gas & Electric Service Corp., a subsidiary organi¬
the
same
Inc., Kingsport, Tenn.,
serving the Kingsport area;
Canton, Ohio, serving parts of eastern, southern,
central and western Ohio, and Wheeling Electric Co., Wheeling, W. Va.,
Utilities,
port
Ohio
Power
Co.,
area.—V.
serving the Wheeling
187,
Galland
Mr.
has
served
Oil & Gas
Colorado
K.
President,
Davies,
of
April
en
in
Included
tion
as
The
holds
company
interest
•
March
this
Kuwait
ties.
well
as
and
oil
as
soon
Zone
has
amount
the
in
Kuwait
the
covering
Neutral
Persian
developed
been
also
is
participant in ihe Iranian Con¬
Crude oil and petroleum
a
Mexico.
in
development
products are marketed worldwide.
Mr. Davies was one of the organizers of American Incitp'mdent and
has served as its President since the formation of the company in 1947.
American
Abercrombie; Ash¬
Refining Co.; Crescent Corp.; Ralph K. Davies* Globe Oil
& Refining Co.; Lario Oil & Gas Co.; Hancock Oil Co.; Phillips Petro¬
leum Co. Signal Oil and Gas Co., and Sunray Mid-Continent- Oil Co.—
Stockholders
land
V.
Oil
181,
of
Independent
J. S.
are:
&
C.
supplies,
The
Jan.
2,
the
the
of
May
011
mailed
April
on
as
the
The
Garfield
substantial
these
of
vacancy
a
points
statement
out
„
that
the
present
the
of
name
company is 110 longer descriptive of the company's business or its
area of operations.
It has no operations and only insignificant inter¬
ests in the Maracaibo Basin of Venezuela.
Its principal holdings in
located
are
the
On
Felmont
other
Oil
in
hand,
the
Venezuelan
Eastern
wholly-owned
engaged in
the
North
is actively
Corp.,
developing oil and
Basin.
subsidiary,
acquiring and
American
program
a
of
in many parts of the
10
years,
Felmont Oil
1952, has extended its
operations into 10 states of this country and four provinces of Canada.
Xt maintains branch offices in Texas, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, North
Dakota, Kansas and Ontario.—V. 186, p. 938.
United
States
Corp.,
expected
taking
operation
over
that
at
will
ores
Kennecott
Asarco's
under
custom
of
from
ores
treated
be
does
the
business.
future
enter
to
•
,
time.
-
„
other
at
the
custom
;
properties
gas
and
acquired
interests
and
last
the
Over
Canada.
by
in
Maracaibo
American
Employees—
f
offering
made,
the
one
Under
five
the
)
Asarco
bond
the
1958
Co.—Stock Offered
stock
plan
is
the
stock
Bell
installment
June
30,
System
basis.
They
when
1960.
employees
large
Bell
will
payments
85%
pay
in
use
will
(
AT&T
market
be completed, but not-
than
$149.50 <85%
of the Sept. 30 average market-price} nor
$100 per share.
;
offering is being made to regular employees?-' in active service
on
April 11, 1958.
Mailing of prospectuses t will be completed in a
week or 10 days.
The plan, authorizing sale of up to 7,000,000 shares of stock, was
authorized by share owners at a special meeting last ? Jan.- 15.
It is
that
Under
the
the
under
third
earlier
raised
They
sale
the
Bell
will
plan
System
take
plans,
employee
place
total
a
of
the
over
five
next
stock
plan'since the war.
5,650,000 shares" were sold.
about
approximately
$800 million
struction program.—V. 187, p. 1885.
.
for. the
Bell
;%
.'1
^
_
board
the
posts:
directors'
American Writing Paper
feeting, held April 22.
immediately following
following were elected to
annual
new
of
meeting of stockholders, the
F. Roby, formerly President, was elected Chairman of
the
Board
of
Directors, to succeed F. C. Matthaei; A.
M.
Mras,
formerly Executive Vice-President and Treasurer, was elected President;
K. J. Williams, formerly Vice-President—Research and Development,
D.
was
elected. Executive Vice-President; F. C. Matthaei,
Secretary, was elected Vice-President—Research
and
J.
Earnings
Ended
before
Provision
for
C.
Janis, formerly
formerly Assistant
Controller,
Secretary,
elected
was
was
elected
Treasurer;
Secretary.—V.
H.
186,
/•Based
Larson,
p.
corporation
$1.31
share,
per
With
net
a
loss
on
Chief
Corp.—Reports Net Profit—
for
of
April 24 reported
the
six
$5,332,471
months
net
a
ended
for the
first
profit
31.
March
half
of
of $7,329,631,
the
This
1957
or
Of
$189,117,806.
Mr.
the
.
year.
..;
;
months
since
the
fiscal
began
year
Oct.
1,
1957.
Mr.
Romney said, "there is absolutely
toetween
American
of
character
such
Motors
Stock Plan to
Charles
-
basis for
no
other
any
held
and
rumors
company.
is
none
of
merger
discussions
No
contemplated."
was
Roney
&
AM
Detroit
640
the
service
a
It
or
purchase
Under
as
been
plant.
month
per
regular
has
permits
per
of
to
some
employees
through
quarter
800
to
salaried
aside
set
payroll
employees
at
minimum
of
a
deduction
for
the
handles
the
deductions
payrool
the
unique
stocks listed
on
the
New
York Stock
Exchange.—V. 187,
p.
1781.
the
valued,
corporation
at
$3,783,391
Mutual
can
Executive
capital
has
acquired the assets of Bareco Investment Co.
through the issuance of 515,448 shares of Ameristock
Vice-President,
at
consisting primarily of
to?reSf
by
them
a
comnarPH
-v
S?
p
on
value.
April
closed-end
common
Charles
188"
and
U.
S.
company
with
Treasury Bills.
and the increase since the beginning
of securities owned, total net assets
of bu8iness toda-; were $74,998,849.33
$63'948 <06 at Dec. 31, 1957. Mr.
and
Andes
Vice-President
Copper
S..
Anaconda
Wire
of
Co.
General
and
a
both
has
of
Chile
■
Counsel
director
of
of
187,
public sale
to
at
contributions
The
is
He was
Co.,
Chile
a
v-
of
-
Bids
8,
N.
the
of
p.
Y.,
additions
be
up
is
and
Explora¬
11
Schimpff said.
being
or
by
a.m.
abovementioned
electronic
the
by
Inverters,
Converters
and
Bench
Th e
the
Power
E.
(Si<
Net
sa
«'*Not
% •'
devices.
''
both
Copper
of
'
in
662
Brij
Net
]Ji*i
Purc.na
Supplies,!
Net
Philadelphia, at
and cement building ..of
Jd'lWiscon
K) Federal
'^1
1
Net
:Nc(
-
^'1958
in
its
most
its
of
factory.—V.
own
sheet
187,
metal,
Bri
|
Aust
|
elected
;.vto g,er
and
the
bonds
new
,
1430.
p.
Jones
Nation
board
*
;
Mr.
28, sai
'
"W1
i 1958 1
771957.
upwar
..'.-began
first
7 to 195
,V could
7, shows
'•
"Fii
from
.
reside
tubing
;
year
"All
the
at
The
B
first
company's
...
;.
...
1958
bonds.—V.
f
reported
a
boiler
install
newly
of
&
*$0.09
(I - bettefi
$0.13
*$0.11
•(1
'/large
have
of
quarter ol
1633.
results
but t]
7
operations
the best -since the third
April
on
W
materials.
officials
said
Mass.,
V.7
»
>
that-it',has contracted to
10
related
and
!,
that
the
mill
of
Texon,
..7.
has been
'/'•
boiler,
which
for
Steam
a
have
a
maximum
"Texon."
The
*
per
"Oi
fabri¬
bettei
'*
,
of
B
&
W
wnnnqcoc
processes
designed to
in
in
fbp
the
lTiflnilfftCtinC
manufacture
"
boiler
""'
"Tl
down
;'
beliei
profii
•!
heigli
Th
Net
pounds per square inch, tn
steam flow of
30,000- pouna*
hour. The steam will be usea
-
the
;
three
f"
Corp.—Elects Two New Directors—
'
dis
0*
Prov
Mine
11
is
Ne
Pref<
Ba
A
Num
Ended—
suit
filed
by
William
P.
Palmer,
Ballantine,
Vice-Chairman
been
of
elected
Carlyle F.
a
member
Bushby,
the
Palmer
Chemical
directors.
of
the
&
Corn
-
New .York
Wood,
and
Exchange
City
Gilbert
Bank,
..
r
law
H.
firm
of
Perkins,
New. York
City,
,
Barnes, president, announced that the: corporation^ sales
earnings in the first quarter of 1^58 were down, substantially from
the corresponding period of the previous
year.
Sales in.the first quarter
of 1958 were S9,778,025.
compared to $12,788,730 ih the" first quarter
trSp
Earr
Republic Steel Corp.
/Uillibmc
mctnvA
+
r»finnRCtl011
Williams TFTZrrir*oovino1 Pn
Engineering Co. to restore an agreement in connection vhh
the
development- of
continuous
steel-casting
equipment has o
decided in favor of the defendants,
it was reported on April
against
this
company
mv
Reports Lower Sales and Earnings—
1
Profi
part of a $250,000 over-an
expansion
program
at
the Russell
plant.
Officials of Texon, inc.,
estimate that production will be doubled by
the enlargement, it
expected that construction will be completed late this yeai
installation
1
custoi
160
hourly
burning 2650 pounds of coal
f OF
for hpntinrr mirnOSPR
heating purposes onrl F/S*>*
and for
both
both
'
of
pressure
the
lower
equipment at
Inc., a manufac-
"
'
"W
'
generating
steam
sut
a
.
*'.
■.■'
'stated. "The
•;
enlarged'-Russell,
footwear
Designed
boiler will
while
con¬
187,
*$92,426
$0.15
•
unit of its kma
stoker, company
spokesmen stated,, .eliminates the need for a dust collector, permits
the burning of high-coking coals,
allows the boiler unit to carry ft
low
fire
without smoking and reduces maintenance costs.
'
mortgage
:.-
Durin
$159,046
pfd. require.—
pfd.; require.
after
operate with a Jet Ignition stoker, will be the first
installed in New England. The use of this type of
the company at 30 Church Street; New York
(EDT) on May 27 for the purchase from it
of
before
com.* shr.
-
.
ever
capital contribu¬
$46,140,000
$25,000,000
shr.
com.
per
increi
1957
1958
,r
c
"Alt
Earnings Higher—
(& Subs.)
.
.
and
per
company
turer
c:
7.7 Rob?
mechanical
and
They do not-include Brazilian suosidiaiy.—V. 185, p.
and
1
V.-v.. 1:
Babcock. &i Wilcox Co.—Receives New Contract—
cate
%%...
pr
Ig^tov
:,:pi'oi'it
a
were
lo'ss.^.;/.'
1955."
lc
"Incl
Perio
and
Cosgrove St.,
they
d
{ / ' QUar
f
are
devices
La
trial
devices.!
company
tht
bar
7
'
Harnesses
7_%
profit
Suit
and
other
and
.
defei
a
•
Associated Spring
have
electro-mechanical
manufactured
Marshall" S. Lacliner,7 President,
for the first (fharter of 1958 were
•:
Andes
1886.
Dewey,
Fede:
239,125 shs.l
.
profit
■"Net
to
Cananea
Co.-'in- charge
?-7j.
improvements.
estimated
received
to
and
television
radio,
of
company' fabricates
Net
-
bidding.
•
will
9,000
.
Transtech
Net
Co.
Assistant
Greene
ancl
Anaconda
been
;
Cable
1886.
p.
competitive
program
share.
Bet
%
9,000
295,000 shs.
r
Net'- profit*
has
Chile
of
of
Exploration
Vice-President
•:
■,
&
be
property
electronic
of
s
$65,000
5,
Quarter Ended March 31—
applied,
to
the extent necessary,
to
the
prepayment;
without premium, of outstanding bank notes (estimated .at
$32,000,000)
issued lor construction purposes: and the balance will be used to
pay
for
$65,000
-
(B. T.) Babbitt, Inc.
Co. ' and
Co..
Wire
formerly
director
cash.
will
Outstanding i
n
per
FINANCING
■
Brinckerhoff
..
.
Anaconda
%,
elected
Net proceeds of the sale of the
tion
was
Systems, Inc. may pay for the same over a period of five
the" present time 89.46%
of. the issued
and outstanding
Systems, Inc. is owned by the company and the
At
of
components
with the sale of the'., new/bonds", Appa¬
American Electric Power Co., Inc. "(formevly American
Co.),
proposes
to
make
a
capital
contribution or
Appalachian in an aggregate amount of $10,000,000
to
ary t>
v
of
concurrently
or
:
by. the-engineers associated with Transtech.
Primarily the efforts of Transtech are directed to acting as an
engineering department of the company and with the formation of
Transtech the company disbanded its previously maintained engineering
department; Transtech is also developing certain proprietary electronic
items which the, company may manufacture and distribute under an
agreement which provides for the payment of a gross 5% royalty.
' a
*
The company on April 23 filed a
registration statement with the SEC
covering $25,000,000 of first mortgage bonds,'due-'1988, to be offered
for
building■
capital.
balance
director*
a
Appalachian Power Co.—Registers With SEC—
lachian's parent,
Gas
&
Electric
Jan.
on
parts
475
which
stock
and
director
a
Exploration
Anaconda
companies.
been
Copper
Newlin
Mr.
and '
-
and
at
years..
subsidiaries,
Cable Co." Mr.
&
Copper Mining Co.
Newlin
Chile
Co.,
President
subsidiaries,
Koepcl has been elected Vice-President
and
Mining.
elected
Vice-President
Mining
Parkinson.
Richard
been
Chilean
Ber
thcT
over
money
cents)
Strength. Meters.
Transtech
'
Schimpff,
25.
investment
stocks
H.
.•.Amelncan Mutual received by Eareco will be distributed
' shareholders under a Plan of liquidation approved
«f'Ath?
^hisition
Sf Amprfp^A,V*e ima/k^ value
as
asset
announced
„r,^1'eco Investment- Co. is
assets
net
Chairman
three
of
working
li
constructionl
..
Vice-President
Co.
has
the
and
Copper
struction
American Mutual Fund,
Inc.—Acquires Bareco Assets
This
Co.
Norbert F.
tion
in
stock.
program, the corporation
to employees; the
Roney company sponsors and admin¬
purchase of stock,
and
provides counseling services.
Its
feature is the employee's freedom to select
any of
the 1,200
isters
and
company
to
1—_—_
—
Transistorized
'
%
elected
been
purchase
by
fire control
of
The
April 28 by this corporation and William
Mich., members of
the New
York Stock
offered
Brinckerhofi
Executive
Jay
Prior
program
s
been
C.
Exchange.
The
M.
operations.—V.
voluntary stock-investment program that permits American
employees a free choice of stocks—even those of competitors—
jointly on
Co., Detroit,
this
of
has
repay
EFFECT ,TO" PRESENT
GIVING
(par 25
testing
Test
.
Anaconda
had
Employees—
announced
Officer
'
1950. %
p.
in Personnel—
President,
to
—V.
.
$134,451%;
$173,371
"'SO.SO %%
*$0.64
outstanding.—V. 186,
now
formerly
American Brass Co.
new
Motors
C.
and
being
are
*
Copper Co., Chile Exploration Co. and Andes Copper Mining Co.
Roy H. Glover who died on March" 31.■ :J
7 "
1
"
elected
anticipate profitable operations for the June quarter," he said.
"Operating results in the final quarter fending Sept. 301 will be
adversely affected by the annual plant shutdowns for vacations, in¬
ventory and new model changeover."
!_
The
$5.50
associated, might be available for consultation
on
the increasing number of projects arising from the expansion of
Avionics Corp. of America, Inc,
So that these engineers would have
a
continuing interest, Avionics ' corporation has - agreed that such
engineers-who' have subscribed for 50%% of the authorized stock of
$361,190
18.7,819
145,655
succeeds
of
Romney said the company has operated in the black in each of
six
Weed,
Executive
Andes
"We
A
He
compares
fiscal
George Romney, President, announced that net sales for the period
totaled $227,363,805, which was 20.2% above the 1957 six-month total
1957
$280,106
'___
throng
v
tech Systems, Inc: on Nov. 14, 1957.
A separate company was formed
System's .icon-^ v.sb (thai certain'.-proven engineers of. Standing in the electronics in¬
v
dustry who' desired to have a proprietary interest in the company
1958
taxes
taxes
Anaconda Co.—Changes
2365.
Chile
The
income
income
270,400 shares
on
Clyde E.
American Motors
Federal
Federal
31—
j
total annual rental
of ,$9,900. (A new brick
approximately 22,000
square feet, is. being," erected by the company
in Horsham Township,
Montgomery' Coufity, Pa. ' Such building, which is adjacent to the
"•
(Willow-GroVe Nayal 'Air Station and in the,vicinity of the Johiisville
7 Naval Air
Development Center, is expected to be completed by May 31,
1958.
It is the intention of the company to move all of its manu-'l'acturing facilites to the new plant'by June 30, 1958. This factory is
being erected on. land owned in tfee,,by the company.,;'- 7. *
%, .With, an increase in
work requiring, more specialized engineering
service, Avionics'Corp. of America, 'Inc. caused to be organized Trans¬
-
formerly
Jr.,
March
Net earnings for the period
Earnings per share
Development;
A.
Quarter
added
be
manufactured
Field
located
Corp.—Earnings Lower•
Hallowell,%Sulzberger, Jenks
$40,000 incurred or. to be incurred
financing the construction of a new
will
o
,
.
•
4i
is
and
used, -among other things, fof thel
for the checking and evaluation of |
guided missile systems components.
At
present
the company ocupies approximately 23,000 square feet ]
of space in a building located at Belfield Ave. & Wister St., Phila¬
delphia,
Pa.,
and
approximately
3,000
square
feet
in a'buildingI
than
expected
cents) wal;%>both
Amplifiers, Test Bench Harnesses, Signal Generators; Interphone!
Finders, Micro Wave Components,
Terminal Board[
The
The
years.
This
and
with
a
the
testing
System
the
of
secured
Assemblies;
'
■
plans
purchase
may
le
issuJii Jn^Ap
\ 7Units% Direction
being
now>
Employee
-
fserved
bid*/,, -The
The
for
commercial and governmental use, have consisted principally of
the following: Flight" Line Test Equipment,/Dot" Bar Generators; Low
Capacitance Probes, Crystal Diode Probes, High Voltage Probes, Vacuum
Tube Volt Meters, Sheet Metal Parts, Cable Assemblies, Transistorized I
"*■*''"%••'%•
employee
stock ((par* 25
*
stock
'Products
smelting
'
announced on April 30.
raising capital to finance
offering,
an
on
more
less
American Metal Products Co.—Elects New OfficersAt
in
months
remainder
of % component
program.
the
on
price
of
means
construction
stock
under
company
envelooi
oral
Approximately 70% of the company's products are used in the U. S.
Government equipment;.
Its products are also sold,, for commercial
,
.
*;v".
•
•
on
was organized under the name of Jowill
1951 under the laws of the Commonwealth I
of Pennsylvania.
By Charter amendment 011 Feb. 13, 1958 its name!
was
changed to the present one.
The company has been engaged primarily in and intends to continue I
in
developing,
engineering and manufacture of equipment for use
in testing electronic devices of many types and also in the manufacture!
provides Asarco cash for use in its broad diversifi¬
the production of industrial raw materials.—W 187, p. 1885.
American Telephone & Telegraph
to
(marked
BUSINESS—-.Cprporation
ownership, at times - treated
other-western mines.. Most
in
intend
not
'
.
* U
I
r
proceeds Hvill >.be -used
net
approximately
Electronics, Inc.
co.itinne
smelter,
tonnages
custom
smelters.
are
,
Venezuela
Kennecott
will
Asarco
not
See
'
.
-New:.York;
mortgages
of the smelter.'»
to': take place until.
capital stock of this corporation.
First
director, to fill
a
Mr.
Sallee has been actively engaged in the oil operations of the
company's subsidiary, Felmont Oil Corp., since 1947 in his capacity
as Vice-President,
and since May 24, 1955 has been a Vice-President
of American Maracaibo.. ' '
'
J
proxy
6%
operation in accordance with present
arrangements.
No change will be mads, in the jointly-owned Garfield
Chemical and Manufacturing Corp.. a large producer cf sulfuric acid
from smelter gases.
Asarco and Kennecott, will each retain- 50% of
24.
George J. Sallee is being nominated
the Board of Directors.
of
Common
certain other assets
is
rf
April 28 at $S per share, through" d N? Y*A tl
& Co. and Amos Treat & Co.
an
iss
Inc.,
mortgages
Change Name—
Fel<-; ""it
on
The
with
1959,
then
title
of
v* nM
Sealed bids
common
D. -Blauner
of
Servo
vote 011 the proposal to change
Petroleum Corp., according to
will
20
to
company
statement
proxy
Co.—To
Maracaibo
stockholders
name
transfer
Bel
6% :,bd. secure^:by construction%money;
Board
of the
real estate and
adjacent
actual
Until
Chairman
Brownell,
V*
Authorized
The smelter sale
American
The
and
of Asarco, ancl Charles "■
R.
Cox,
President
of
Kennecott.
Tlic price
will
be
approximately,
$20,000,000
in cash
and
will
include
inventories
of
materials and
Kenneth
of bid.
10%
f\
Smelter—
Co.—Sells
Refining
&
»v» n
VI
Corp. of America—Stock"Offered—An
PROCEEDS—The
next
-vy:
Smelting
ttm
will be received in advance ot hearing and
of
;
■'
cation into
the
—
A.'
on
99,125
loan
.-,V;■■;%/%
$0.22
*$0.05
outstanding
stock
-C
.
least
at
for
items .bid)
both
This company and Kennecott Copper Corp. have' agreed upon the;;
sale by American Smelting to Kennecott of the former's Garfield copper
smelter near Salt Lake City, Utah, it
was
announced on May 1 by
2009.
p.
of
2113.
p.
n
-
CAPITALIZATION
American
in
is currently constructing a refinery in
its pipeline, storage and terminal facili¬
company
Independent
in
will occupy
tin board.
concession
Arabia
substantial
very
Davies
Mr.
selected by
petroleum
the
expanding
as
American
sortium
in
the
and
area
which
share
per
184,
_
shares
193,379
1958
31,
or
Kirkland & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. The offering is. made
on a best efforts basis.
r*> V.;
*$34,858
193,482
__
325.
n.
May 23-,
before MatfB
over one sauar»l
on
be
Milton
______
A—" *$141,409
earned
assets of this company will be sold
publicly offered
*'■34,858
taxes—— '4-—a
This
A
"$4,869,029
295,409
income
taxes
income
-■■Loss.—V.
and in Delaware
provision for the creation of the posi¬
is
Board
Kuwait-Saudi
the
in
Production
Gull'.
the
of
President has been
successor
tialf
settlement
the
Chairman
of
n
Trustee
to
i.
Avionics
y;.
$5,370:554
before
income
"
submitted in open Court at -hearing on sale;, which has beerS .s'n/rr
m
fixed for 9 a.m.r May 23, 1958, in U. S. District Court, U. s.
Courtis Stihe
house;.-Des Moines,;Iowa.-"?
.%7
■: ,v/7'\4
'•■■■':
C. M. KirtleY,. 323 West 3rd.Street N/ Newtoii, Iowa) is trustee for thffcn
Ben
company.—-V. 187," p. 985.
:' " "* mTl
1957
1958
—154,000
Federal
Income
Amount
harmonious relationships
and
reached
been
has
to
may
of
187, p.:;T430.> ;7%7. 7
31—
sales
Net
involving certain differences between the stockholders of the company.
"By clarification and compromise," said Mr. Davies, "complete and
satisfying agreement
firmly established."
1
as
General 7
(& Subs.)-—Reports Profit—
March
Ended
share
a
Counsel
General
and
Denver, since 1955.—V.
Corp.,
Seating Co.
Months
Federal
amicable
the
announced
25
litigation in California
of the
court
Vice-President
as
quarter
*
■
space,
J
of
American
Three
Net
American Independent Oil Co.—Litigation Settled—
Ralph
Petrofina
and Verne H. Maxwell, Vice-President, and
■
-
.
.
The
Bell
formerly constituting company's plant and offites in
and
Newton; machinery and equipment; office furniture
J
ll
equipment;! !/'''• Theo
tools, dies, drawings, models, etc., for combination washer gas dryer'
F'and Pe
tool
supplies;, and other miscellaneous4 items including parts
iW
S have b<
nil i
motors, switches,- etc., for washing machines.
'ship of
Bids are invited on all or any one or more of foregoing categories
■fj • Th0
or any items.
All bids must be accompanied by certified funds payabi*
f'dent o
D. R. Zacjtxry, Sr., Execu¬
the operating division are
Other officers of
'
remaining
building
Counsel.
Cash dividend
settlement out
1972-now
operating
tive Vice-President,
1;
23, 1958, subject to approval of Court: Assets consist of
block of well-located land in downtown Newton, convenient to high Wat
and with railroad siding, and 155,000 square feet of well-maintained
$5,200,000
President of American
been named
878.
Bas
it
Automatic Washer Co., Newton, Iowa—Sale
.
1538 and 569.
pp.
Galland has
Texas,
l«M|
or
pet inc
division of American Petrofina, Inc., H. A..
Jackson, President of the parent company, announced on April 30.
Mr.
Galland, who will have offices in, Dallas, will also serve as ;
Vice-President and General Counsel of American Petrofina, Inc.
Mr. Jackson also stated that J. M. Shea,
Jr., and. Frank Durham^
Unfin
VirOVv*nrt
rif
A
!' PhiTflfl H Jl.
flft.
have been named Vice-Presidents of American Petrofina Co. of-Texas.
of
$41,220,
;3
•-
I.
Richard
Co.
providing
companies,
on
187,. p.
New Officers—}
American Petrofina, Inc.—Unit Names
formed
technical and specialist services to all AGE System
will become the American Electric Power Service Corp.,
date, May 12.
Both companies' offices are located at
30 Church St.,
New York, N. Y.
The AGE System serves a population in excess of 5,000,000 and more
than
2,300 communities through the following operating companies:
Appalachian Power Co., Roanoke, Va., serving western Virginia and
southern West Virginia; Indiana & Michigan Electric Co., Fort Wayne,
Xnd., serving northern and eastern Indiana and southwestern Michigan;
Kentucky Power Co., Ashland, Ky„ serving eastern Kentucky; Kingssation
V.
-
Philip Sporn, President, said the new name emphasizes the
of
the
company.
He explained that American
character
Electric,
...
to provide addi-,
loans and
were
shares^preseptly outstanding,, comparej
in 1957 of $716,408, or 63 cents a share
The board has declared the regular quarterly dividend of 35 cent:,
share; -payable June 10, 1958 to stockholders of record May 29,-1933
All
outstanding, to retire current snort-oerm
tional working capital.—V. 187, p. 1781.
quarter; of 1958
in the first
on,the 1,143,025
quarter- earnings
first
1959.
proceeds of the financing will be used to refund the
company's 3%%
sinking fund notesv due Oct;. 1, ;
The
of
May 1,
share
a
to
will be de-,
May 1, 1958, and the balance
on
on
cents
<.
on
sold
were
1946-53.
and
Change in Name to Be
,
Earnings
1957.
of
This
Notes Sold Privately
—
May 2 announced that it has negotiated
through Kuhn, Loeb & Co. the sale of $10.,000,000 of
its 414% sinking fund notes due:. May 1, 1980 )to;. the
New York Life Insurance Co.
Of the notes, $7,500,000
company
/yolun
B&W
The
of* the
and
o
«*
**£*»v*or*
ir*
officials.
„...knn
decision
U.
S.
In/,
was
District
reaching its
"acted
honestly
to
lered
Court,
decision,
in
and
develop the process."
whatsoever
ren
It
Williams
April
for
the
good
the
Court
faith
said further
on
the
issue'
21
by
Judge
Western
found
P. vv ul°
Pennsyh"■
defendants
Joseph
District .of.
that
the
in
the attempt to, sUCfe8*7Hri
that the facts "show no byus,^
187, P-
of- termination."—V."
•
of
Di
,
I
195(11-,Volume
-Number 5739
187
The Commercial
...
and Financial Chronicle
(1999): 3
four I
Pared I
■nts
Inc.—Sales
Basic
'i;
corporation,
The
are.
quarter ended March 31
a|
share
a
)53,
first
sold
of
'v.
,
56
rales
cents
a
is
$3,956,025
equal
to
in
13
of
cents
and
share.—V
cash.-
three
with
187
fixed
with
net
shown
income
sale,
above.
for
the
share would be 54 cents—V.
,a;. ';,''A>'-aa..::./aa/a,:,
involved
were
the
in
this
transaction.
It
after providing for taxes
California-Pacific
Including
period
This
per
non-recurring income
above, the earnings per
common
share,
This
of
quarel
:(1V
:hway[
aineal
Vertol
See
f
ii>l
es
Bell Aircraft
Corp.
below.—V.
aaent;!
Iryerjl
T'ahd Peter G.
Peterson,
have been elected
of Sears, Roebuck & Co
Executive Vice-President of Bell & Howeli
an
directors.
Houser will
Mr.
dent
McGraw-Edison
of
Co.,
also
was
elopd /fserved..as director since 1946.
bid!
The election of Messrs. Houser
beera
increase
McGraw
Bell
&
ourt-J 5 members,—V. 187, p. 1782.
[ri)genrils
,
shares of
18,500
5SUI
outstanding,
hfy'both offerings
Y.
ugh|
inc.,
Net Income
.
of
Peterson
*
Max
McGraw,
has
the
of
to
of
$9,639,584
filed
with
the
$1)
(par
SEC
and
on
2,709,578
The
funds
the
snare
$3,183,721
$6,930,006
$0 026,310
$1.47
$3.20
$2.79
•
$1.75
.
stock
common
balance
—V.
another
letter
187,
will
be
will
used ;to
toward
go
1782.
p.
'
for
"
of
stock
common
&
The
York'
Co., New
It
completed.—V. 187, p. 1202.
was
the
Babcock
&
Wilcox
of
conversion
The
Federal
.
a
Judge
defense
motion
Edward
althl
The,
ame
'•''
the
Co.
suit
days.—V.
April
on
23,
187,
bad
mill
Quarter Ended
Net
:cinl
|
lees,
'
reserved
;
decision
1958 •*
...-A-,
loss 1
rout
b 662
In
and $81,505
4 - 4.;;';
•
1958
'v-i;
•
in
1957.—V.
186,
Briggs
rum
I
int.
lies,!
'
was
other
inc.
ot
p? Federal
|
income
(net)
ling I
llpi".. Provision
ital
1958
lip,
for
and
-the
for
the
in
12
The
nu-
Austin
is I
elected
the
Zender,
825,000
The
A;
.
President
to
succeed
ns-
Herman
W.
of
$3.66
foregoing
Jones
in-
&
Co.,
National
iny
•
Inc., publishers
and
the
of
Financial
Marcli
March
31,
Vice-President,
who
the
General
Wall
will
>'
i
of
Mr.
Steinkraus,
in part:
at
the
annual
Board,
Street
will
been
of
ich
sA;:.
''While
been
of
and
Dow
A, Upward
ing
U* began
;he
first
an
trend
to
in
slide
>
stockholders
Shows
lie
some
"First,
•
\
;al
from
residential
picked
I will
mention
should
we
With
other
we
over-all
1958
half
held
of
April
building
expect
may
than
1957.
"Another area
sell
our
few
a
during
should
the
help
in
good
a
volume
the
is
in
increased earnings in
09
|
11
Bridgeport
our
1958
19
over
benefit from this
equipment
have the full benefit of
Housatonic
our
it
toward
for
the
the
entire
of
"We
■
I
also
the
price'
customers
lower
■>
down
i
»
will
to
buy
larger
'
firmer.
quantities
This
and
other
first
by
quarter
plants
is
for
grounds we think the
at least a little bit.
difficult
a
the
vacations
fourth
in
July
or
operation,
quarter
and
that
will
from
-
dian
ti._
taxes
on
for
income
income
Preferred
_
|:
-
of
per
two
core
AA-"
several
is
It
.
nuclear
programs
scheduled
.
.A/A
-■
research
of
much
there
to
We
more
greater
to
Mr.
in. the: development of
become
operational
in
Nuclear Systems
1957
$564,617
net proceeds
stockholders.
sales
1957,
$1.29
or
per
Eppert has
will
shares
taxes
subsidiary
for
stock-^
common
outstanding
at
end
_
has
since
Radiation Unit—
it
common
outstanding
at
S-esbectivd period$_i—_
•
,
'
1
p.
$450,705
not
the
to
accrue
amounted
to
been
account of
were
Executive
company,
$1.10 per share.—V.
President to succeed
a
heart attack.
Vice-President
like
on
April 29,
Employees
Savinga
1958
1957
727,033
'•
1,113,285
•
477,514
331,032
$635,771
59,376
to
stock___
common
$576,395
$337,219
1,991,843
2,085,343
$0.17
$0.28
———.
figures
said
on
the, continued
decline in the pricetQf copper, falling
cents
on
a
now,
poundTmsis and 23/7
per
was
based
his
on
statement
last
over
increases
on
that
dollar basis.
a
1958
as
the
for
year
on
a
whole
company,
promised
Mr.
Bassett
to be
said
and
1892.
Net
Pacific Ry—March
Earnings Off Slightly—*
1958—Month—1957
Mos.—i957
1958—3
—V.
but
p.
111,859,522 107,267,543
36,639,865
38,704,565
105,784.897 104,804,355
$5,113,785
$5,228,973
1782.
.
Western Natural Gas Co.,
Canadian
$2,463,19»
$6,074,625
.
Ltd.—Partial Re-*
demption—
corporation has called for redemption on May 31, next, through
of the sinking fund, $85,000 of its 5%7r
first mortgage
fund bonds, series E, due Feb. 1, 1982, at 100/7, plus accrued
interest.
Payment will be made at any branch in Canada (far north
excepted) of the Royal Bank of Canada.—V. 187, p. 1430.
The
V operation
•
sinking
facilities.
of
187,
43,933,538
41,753,650
—
earnings
187,^.
1782.
since
the
late
John
,
1951
and
Case Co.—New President Elected—
(J. I.)
time
a
'
Rojtman has been elected President, succeeding John
Brown, who remained as Chairman.
Mr. Rojtman,
former President of American Tractor Corp., joinet
case
as
the Executive Vice-President and General Manager at th«
Marc
a
B.
the
of
1A
merger.
-
Rojtman said Case expects to announce shortly the acquisitiom
French manufacturing company,
a controlling' number of shares
will be held
1957
Co.
above.—V.
Zinc-Lead
by J. I. Case International, S. a., he said.—V. 187, p. 1892.
rose
28'/£>
_
to
a
187,
1958—Month—1957
$
46,511,493
63.436,985
1,794,308
$0.19
4,878,482
'
$0.54
•
,
Sales
record,
1958—3 Mos.—1957
$
—.-J--,——
profit after taxes__
'"Earns, per gom. share
set
Net
..
.
_
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Sales and Earnings Off—
Period End. Mar. 31—
*Based
on
periods.—V.
number
187,
p.
of shares
$
$
*
127,461,329 186,668,031
3,405,049
$0.35
14,614,844
$1.60
outstanding at the end of the respective
1539.
1892.
p.
of
this
Co., Inc.—Merger Completed—
name
company
has
been
changed
to
Sales
Callahan
of the
merger,
each.share of common stock
oiie
share
of
Callahan has
Patent Office) William B.
—
-
holders.
pared
orders
year
JDana Company, Publishers,^25^ Park Place,^New^ York 7,
„
,
.
-
-
were
a
$14,186,997, compared with
ago, Ned A.
Ochiltree,
year
earnings
after taxes were $142,330 against $492,401, equal t»
share vs. 49 cents a share on 1,000,000 shares Of commoa
outstanding.
"Despite the relatively poor first quarter earnings, Ceco anticipates
satisfactory results for the year as a whole," Mr. Ochiltree told share¬
Booked
with
at
sales
in
the
three
months
totaled
$15,696,264,
com¬
$19,588,113 in the first quarter last year, and unfilled
31, 1958 were $24,300,000 as against $24,100,000 a
March
earlier,
he said.—V.
186,
p.
2574.
-
-
•
REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Selbert, Editor and Publisher;
■
-
1958
Net
-•
to
quarter of
14 cents per
by Callahan—has been converged
outstanding Vulcan stock certificates
Registrar & Transfer Co., 15 Exchange Place,
Jersey City, N. J., transfer agent, for exchange for new certificates in
the hame of Callahan Mining Corp.-—V. 187, p. 1892.
to submit their shares
$0.88
of
first
stock
of Vulcan
Callahan common stock.
asked holders
the
in
$16,734,616 in the like three months
President, announced on April 28,
!
.
terms
—other than the Vulcan shares owned
end
thw fluctuations in the rate of exchange,
the SEC
its
$11,797,538 $15,755,588
outstanding
share
improvement
Mr.
,,
NOTE: On
in
....
—
Railway expenses—
L
into
$0.30
-
Participations
58,782
available
Railway revenue
$37,319,000 and net income
dent.
1,502,620
quarter of 1958 the company's Aer*a*sol Division was
...
of
common
36
(Telephone
United S
Exchange Commission—
31—
Period End. Mar. 31—
Mining
Corp. and the merger of Vulcan Silver-Lead Corp. into Callahan has
been completed, it was announced on May 1 by Joseph T. Hall, Presi¬
$1,329,577
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S.
In
/,
Employee Plan
"
year
The
"
During the first
Co., Ltd.—Files
structure
1647.
p.
Ceco Steel Products Corp.—Earnings Decline—
re-
:
share
capital
187,
improvements in manufacturing facil¬
ities
at
Decatur,
Ala,;
completion
of
the
Detroit
plant
program
modernization, the benefits of which will be felt this year; uranium
mining which will reach peak output by midyear and contribute sub¬
stantial earnings; economies of operation and broadening of product
lines
resulting
from
the
new
Canada
Vulcanizer
and
Equipment}
Company plant;
termination of expenses of the internal expansion
program;
and elimination of major inventory write-downs.—V. 187,
1948.-
Callahan
113,915
1,503,610
;
of
-
the
share.
been named
April 13 of
died
who
See' Callahan Zinc-Lead
$1,443,492
li3,912
of
new
*
period
the
income
to
April.—V.
$396,001
Bassett
the
15'A
an
Callahan Mining Corp.—Merger Completed—
dividend—
net
inc.
firsfc
the
per pound
at the beginning of ^957 to 25 cents
adversely affected the company fts producers and
fabricators of
copper.
He reported the company r believes the copper
price has bottomed.
Sales of its Wolverine Tube Division
declined
'
|
.
7,114
in
Canadian
in
dividends
pound
per
and
1474.
quarter, but overseas orders
the corporation reported.—V. 187, p. 986.
the
>
1958
•
and
additions
income taxes
income
on
income
from
A/A;
facilities
corporation's order backlog at the end of the first quarter of
stood at $166,000,000,
including $88,000,000 in military
orders, the company announced on April 21.
In the first quarter
of 1957 the backlog was $128,000,000.
Domestic orders in the latest period were equivalent to those in
1,519,000
9,557
spective periods
Earned
fabricate
of
this
2,972,049
avstilable
of
to
Backlog Higher at March 31—
be
625,200
for
stock
Baiancd
Number
Brush
at
$6,000,000 for expansion and modernization
Eppert
Under
I
than
Coleman
director
at
1,196,931
federal
Minority iftterest
Net
lor
of
$1,013,829
Mr.
.
—$29,320,919 $39,763,268
Profits before provision for Federal and Cana-
of
which the above statement is based are
subject to adjustment in connection with the annual audit.
Despite lower first quarter sales and earnings, Horace y. Bassett,
President, stated at the annual meeting on April 24 his belief that
earnings for the year would be higher than in 1957, barring further
declines in industries served by the company.
He based his prediction
on
the fact that "the competitive
position and basic earning power
of
the company have been substantially improved."
f
,
INCOME ACCOUNT
sales
taxes
per
company
more
S.
companies shut
for as much as
level
a
on
go
shares
The
many
August
reach
will
we
4%%
$1,305,000
14,970
income
shares
<\
our
will
Oil
and
Federal
NOTE—The
an
selling
to
Ray R.
quarter
and
1986;
1
before
Net
Burroughs Corp.—New President Elected—
examples
produce
bonds,
1,
Ilccla, Inc. (<& Subs.)—Earnings Decreased
Earnings
high flux materials
a
DIVIDEND—Dividends in 1957
*
to
Texas
Common
lor
go
was
improvement,
stimulate
May
'
beryllium
the
Centre
by
Nuclear Systems designates this new research tool,
unit containing a cobalt 60 gamma source.
as
in
EARNINGS—In
shop.
and this affects the whole third quarter's figures.
CONSOLIDATED
.-Provision
us
second
because
one
Three Months Ended March 31—
A. Net
would
enable
and
f heights of performance for this company.",.
•
expect
we
two
are
business
30
lead-filled
used
*
and issuance of new shares
will produce these additions to our
shareholders
sales
Net
fabricated
.
of
furnaces with
We got some
..
the
i ,.ee weeks,
believe that
profitable
become
These
slight
a
for
April
on
is engaged principally in the brewing and
beer under its trade name "Burgermeister."
Last year
ranked second in sales of beer in California and 22nd
nationally. .
r
:
' A
'
A
During the years 1952-57 the company made capital expenditures
bigger
casting
be
<
Will
preferred, and not to exceed 61,296 shares of
the
Securities
Federal
'
third
their
in
even
CEN's
Europe.
p.
due
covering
Profit
the-cor¬
BUSINESS—Corporation
the
end of 1957, but we will
of 1958. This runs into
.
these
"The
with
coRper
better than
'
that
of
costs.
"On
,
expect
calls
construction
Co.—Sells
steel-clad,
selling
copper
a
can
year
a
substantial figure for that department.
"-.but there are quite a few more.
.
ns
where
operations
in
..
Apuriog- the past year we. have replaced our melting
prge modern equipment and better handling facilities.
26
in
PROCEEDS—The
profits
in
of
a
will
year
have
to
us
made
ever
company
A'A'A'A'
184,
A
A
Pacific
preferred,
merger,
provisions for these
by
Calumet
Brewing- Corp.—Stock Offered—Blyth
Inc., First California Co., Inc., and Davis, Skaggs
& Co., offered publicly on May 2 voting trust certificates
evidencing 60,000 shares of $5 par capital stock at $11.75
per certificate.
A
!
A A. \
'
;
them.
of
for
contract
comprehensive testing
reactors
completed as soon as it is
bodies which have jurisdiction,
;
mortgage
both
3 Months Ended March
Bui-germeister
as
increase
good
a
in
used
'approval
be
now
regulatory
5Va',>
$3,000,000
Plan.—V. 182, p. 1111.
preferred dividends, tills was equal
compared with 75 cents in the March
1892.
'AVa:-'-. ■'■t;''A-'A'AA'"AA:
this
of
merger
approved.
their
weeks.
This company filed a registration statement with
After
p.
contract
one
was
share,
to
under
the
14,
& Co.,
compared
1958 performance
general business
our
outlook
construction,
to
in
April
stock.
Canadian
of
year
A
$760,114
held
-
first
4',J-
necessary
1958,
of $9,699,960 for the first
$10,210,747 in the first quarter
with
old
,
convertible
approved
With
sales
compared
this
California
plant at Longview, Wash.,
commercially.—V. 187, p. 571.
ordinary laboratory without any special require¬
auxiliary shielding or equipment. The unit is one of many
Nuclear Systems radiation facilities available.—V. 187, p. 985.
December
much
up
earnings
only
show
reasonable
a
1957.
187,
AAA
is
1959.—V.
ments
of
experiencing ah
were
latter
places in which
profitable than 1957, if
that
mills.
and
tubing- which
not
we
humbe'r of
a
more
believe
tube
the
but
has
predicting
improvement.
we
our
orders,
business
not
are
ij-i'could readily be
an
and
thought
we
er
of
$512,563,
Belgian Reactor-2,
now
BR-2
be
is
the
to
:
am
){vto 1957, there
of
ng
Novem
incoming
off
quarter.
"Although I
.
and
to
awarded
The Hotrodder,
Barron's
elected
we have been operating in the black, the first quarter
shown no appreciable
improvement over the last part
1,: 1958 has
-V,';;1957. Last October
of
ive
All
latter's
reported
with
the
few
complete the
bonds,
5ia'A
were
A self-contained irradiation unit
designed and produced by Nuclear
Systems, a division of The Budd Co., has been sold to Western Reserve
University for research work in Western Reserve's Chemical Laboratory,
Cleveland, Ohio.
continue
|': 28, said
ive
28
of
to
Elaborating
Manager
Committee
Journal
lias
meeting
A
Beryliium Co.—Awarded Beryllium Contract—
for
Budd
board of directors.
ion
The
process
will
merger
by
a
structure:,
common
Earlier
,
compared
common
$1,200,000
The
31,
1958.
has
Steinkraus,
Weekly,
per
reactor
It
Business
1958,
period
Reactor.
of
summary
ended
£* -Robert M. Feemster, Chairman of the Executive
led
States.
series
and engineering
Mol,'Belgium for CEN. This is
Belgium's principal nuclear research group.
The basic design of the
reactor
is
known
as
METR—for
Materials
audi Engineering
Test
$6,595,266
ended
Executive
United
shareholders
the directors authorized redemption of the old 5!a%
preferred stock.
All but 20 shares of this preferred issue
into common before the conversion privilege expired.
$1,128,000
.'A
Berlin
de
matrices
Co.—New President Elected—
formerly
the
Brown's
l'Energie Nuoleaire (CEN) of Belgium.
Development Corp. ol' America, of White Plains, N. Y., which
designed the nuclear reactor that will use the- beryllium, is acting as
agent for CEN in specifying the components of the reactor from
American firms and is selecting the manufacturers.
6,975,000
months
months
to swerve the company as Chairman
and Chief Executive Officer.
<
ingj
R.
the
April
on
of
amounted
was
nuclear
Bridgeport Brass
of
at
Nuclear
late
,
half
conversion
•
Wash.
largest commercial
d'Etude
ille
31,|
eastern
the
The
within
bonds
Net
cents
50
metal
726.
p.
and
capital
mortgage
that
pulping processes were made in Washington
start-up at Brown, B&W officials expect that
by the MgO systems will exceed 500,000 tons of
utilize
company
responding
to
12 Months
$1.32
three
to
18,
Retirement
the
of
of
converted
were
:
recovery system was developed
by B&W in cooperation
Smith Paper Mills, Ltd., of Canada,
and Weyerhaeuser
first
Brush
$2,377,019
the
operation
outstanding,
was
,In February
pro¬
1957.
test
included
for
continuous
meeting
approved
convertible
a
MgO
quarter of 1957.—V.
''
-310,000
,
depreciation
from
heat
shares
common
dividends.
merger
of Southern Utah Power into California
accomplished by exchanges of bonds and stock.
be
the
of Tacoma,
Earnings
$5,252,019 $14,395,266
period-——1—
$1,452,442
i;.A,—V.. 186,
the
''
Co.,
three months
2,565.000
^'.profit amounted to $344,209
000
'
MgO
and
by firown,'
256,209
preferred
The
A
the
(Charles) Bruning Co., Inc.—Reports Lower Earnings
$5,136,634 $13,918,173
115,385
477,093
'
taxes
tey Net profit for the
fftWTet profit per share
ila-
the
the
production
Howard
April
officially
;
process
paid in
special
/ presumably
capacity by reducing to a minimum the
into the Androscoggin River. Previously, it
curtail pulp production at Berlin occasionally
annually. .'■
Timber
of
•
3 Months
;
Net profit before income taxes
V'Wisconsin income taxes A—
the
feet
&
in
of
with
on
Stratton Corp.—Reports Quarterly Results—
tardf ■^'Purchase
disctsi,
first
Alaska.
total
insures
that
said
of
average
was
company
and
Southern
Utah
Power
Co.
Utah
Power
shareholders
met | and
added
on
process,
chemicals
A
"MgO"
the
this
Preferred
I'- "'
Period Ended March 31,1958—
Net profit from operations.
ionel
At
Southern
522
p.
' X
_
program.
months.
summer
the
Tlie
$3,776,763
140,605
178,888
of
recovery
the
products,
to
necessary
With
Low
i
is
pulp
.;
plant arid equipment of $88.-
oil
recovery
an
$164,878
Merger Approved—Capital Changes Announced—
liquor
spokesmen, commented
installations
1957
$3,839,831
operations.
^Includes provision for depfeciatioh
Mfy
I
of
31:—
sales
"Net
j^
jotli
March
pulp
waste
and
(Sidney) Blumenthal & Co. Inc.—Reports Loss-^
'
••
S.
construction
before,
year
and
and
maximum
a:
the
B&W
This
!tp
ices.!
ized
been
during
use
ture
quality
mill
discharge pi
inue
'
of
ducer
sulfite
1886.
p.
loans
May 1 reported the completion of
company's sulfite pulp mill at Berlin,
pulping. Officials of B&W, the exclusive
makes possible the
spent sulfite liquor:
The $5,000,000 conversion to
.
as
the government wound up its case in
bringing 13 witnesses to the stand in six
after
bank
on
the
government anti-trust suit
seeking to
this corporation & Youngstown Sheet & Tube.Co.*A
motion .wa$, made
Landmark
trial
Weinfeld
dismiss a
to
'P bar the, merger of
1958
of
Brown
changeover
■
Bethlehem Steel Corp.—Merger Decision Delayed—
sirs,
owil
the
H.-, to 'magnesium base
licensing agent for the magnesia-base
the
f
principal
\
.
N.
Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondt)ffel*ing of 59,480 shares of class A stock (par $i)
made on May 1 by A. G. Becker & Co. Inc. at
$18.25
share, with a dealer's concession of 85 cents per
share.
$22,000,000
$18,000,000
of
cost
of
proceeding on schedule.
It is
May 21 to the highest bidder.
off
pay
the
the sale
are
on
'
1958.
Brown Co., Berlin, N. II.—Converts Mill—
Bergstrom Paper
per
the
and
$2,557,466 in the quarter recently
•
outstanding at March 31,
FINANCING—Plans
,.
a A
ary
$38,937
'
of
filed
was
ctionl
the |
: was
totaled
263,400 shares
for
preferred
of
average
after
258,350 common shares
•'*
$40,510.
sources
share,
compared with $2,543,589
a
year
ago.
This year's total was
of $2,265,108 from utility services and $292,358 from sales
appliances,
tank
gas,
and
other
nonutility sources.
Last year,
utility revenues totaled $2,217,680 in the first
quarter, and $325,909
A additional came from nonutility sources.
Net
income
totaled $770,398 for the
12 months ended March 31.
/ this year,
against $763,667 for the same period last year.
Both of
these figures approximate $2.34 a share for the common stock.
In
the year ended in 1958, an
average of 261,961
common
shares was
v
outstanding, and $157,486 was required for preferred dividends. The
2,610,521
.
ling;!
all
is
was
first
a
ended,
April 18 covering
through Ralph E. Samuel
-
from
took
the
on
and
average
equal to 66 cents
quarter of 1958.
earned in the
$213,139,
the
cents
.composed
$8,636,831
622,486
first mortgage
bonds
that" they will be sold
expected
b
.
-11
3ks,|
$3,806,207
728,100
$3,796,020
—
com.
on
$4,524,120
.A
l
of
amount
eieht
''.".A third letter of notification" was filed on April -18, also
covering
'ah issue of 18,500 shares or common stock which are to be
offered
through .L. F. Rothschild & Co., New York, N. Y.
The. three"offerings:are
to be
made at the market
(approximately
^ $5.30 Per shareh; and, Uiec;'prdceeds wUT ;ga 4o selling : stockholders;
•; —V. 185, pp. 2211 and 2442. -
iade
per
'"Based
PROPOSED
retirement
directors
•/
similar number of shares
a
...
.
Earns,
Pre$i-
McGf'aw
Mr.
and
board
;
stock
be made
to
...
.
and
the
year
dividend
Revenues
A/
AA;AA:-"Ai:
'
was
common
p'on April 25 covering
wa:
;
announced. *
Howell's
1958—12 Mos.—1957
$25,349,210 $22,172,328 $73,186,679 $68,432,920
20,825,090
18,366,121
63,547,095
59,796,089
& taxes
Operating income
Int., etc., deductions....
Watch Co., Inc.—Files With SEC—
A letter of notification
.
revenues
exps.
retire from the Chairman-
'ship of Sears; Roebuck in May.
ATho retirement from Bell & Howell's board
''
the
Operating
Operating
1958—3 Mos.—1957
Last
preferred
65
or
of
;•
yablej
Period End. Mar. 31—
174.
Theodore V. Houser, Chairman of the Board
•-
oi'lesj
r
182," p.
Bell & Howell Co.—Two New Directors—
's
^ewf
I" I
Corp.—Merger Talks Ended—
Aircraft
dividends.
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.—Earnings Increased—
$209,338,
net
stock
of
in
operations
quarter of 1957.
income is figured
year's
common
'
Mayl [■i
Co.—Earnings Maintained
income
net
a
from
with
compares
corresponding
'
186* p. 2754.
derived
company
which
this
shown
Utilities
and
will be
$363,000, or 24 cents per
This income has not been included in the
results of the
months
the
assets
mpn-recurring income,
connection
share.
common
a
No
that
in
expenses
first
$6,449,784
common
for
estimated
the
stock.
common
quarter
of 8448,128, equal, to
-r...
325.
sales
and a net loss of $85,952,
with;., 1957
compares
net income
p.
Down—
25. reported
773,777 outstanding shares of
on
This
:■
Income
and
April
on
*
remittance for' foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
'
i
(200G)
that the- total capital
approximately $2,126,000.
mated
Corp.—Advances Bond
Central Hudson Gas & Electric
Offering Date—Ernest R. Acker, President on April 30,
announced that the company had determined to advance
the date for the sale of $18,000,000 first mortgage bonds
which had been tentatively set for the week of May 26,
1958.
He said that the company presently expects to
The
President
FOR
3
Federal
$0.36
•After interest and before
of
and
2,728,077
$1.08
$0.36
187,
compared
5,098,087
2,728,077
share,
per
been
Central-Illinois Securities Corp.—Assets Higher—
director
a
since
1950.—V.
185,
Deduct:
value
of
of
stock
stock
Alter
Preferred
$0.62
$0.04
Commission
registration
temporarily suspending Regulation A
the
under
Chase Fund of Boston
will
Securities
exemp¬
(Mass.)—Registers With SEC—
newly-organized
investment
company
on
April
24
filed
a
registration statement, with
the SEC
covering
1,000,0001 shares of
$1 par, to be offered for public sale at $10 per share.
The
principul underwriter is Shearson, Hammill & Co., and the under¬
writing commission is to be 85c per share, or 8.5%.
diversified
managed
of capital
investment
with
company
Committee.
adviser.
—V.
John
187,
p.
John
P.
limitation
The
..v
with
Operating
revenues
bal.
before
Bond6
in
bal.
other
Class
$9,190,034
7,566,047
1,000,272
7,016,539
482,863
516,855
♦Before
466,373
502,155
75,359
75.359
427,100
413,529
$1.04
$1.16
/
share
$0.06 '
First
on
Mortgage
class "A"
for
Clark Equipment
dividend
Bonds
in
187,
but
tor
of
Power
sinking
Commission
fund
$31,476,295
1,187,885
2,271,722
'
$0.42
—
Zaenglein,
for 20
and
recently
President
years
of
Monroe
43,500
Union
$0 52
Calculating
of
shares
common
and
Peter
to
8,700
G.
has
Co.
been
of
ager
more
appointed
Clary
announced
on
Executive
Corp.,
April
effective
30.—V.
President
of
Vice-President
May
187,
p.
1,
the
and
Underwood
General
Hugh
L.
Corp.,
Sales
Clary,
Man¬
Comptometer.
Comptometer
has
President,
571.
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Ry.—Tend¬
for Bonds—
ers
distribution
The
noon
Hanover
(EDT)
on
Bank,
May
70
to
first
exhaust
Broadway,
23 receive
accrued
collateral
the
sum
interest.—V.
trust
New
tenders
York
for
the
15.
N.
sale
of
mortgage bonds to
Y.,
to
it
will
of
$96,101
at
prices
not
amount
an
up
St.
to
Louis
to
exceed
sufficient
of
$5
par
sale,
into
the
for
105%
and
186, p. 2269.
(John) Cobb Inc.—Files With SEC—
The company
of
increase
has
been
under
contract
April 24 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 150,000 shares of common stock < par 25 cents) to be
offered
at $1 per share
through B. Fennekohl & Co., New York, N. Y.
The net proceeds are to be
used
for general
corporate purposes
The office of the
company is at 1182 Broadway, New
York, N. Y.
Colonial Finance Co., Lima, Ohio—Notes
Placed Pri¬
vately—The company, it was announced on
April 29,
has placed
privately, through Emch and
Company, Mil¬
waukee, Wis.,
an issue of $1,500,000 5V4% subordinated
notes due serially to April
1, 1968.—V. 184, p. 519.
purchase
The
Incorporated—April Sales Higher—
Period End. April 19-r-
VSiqV
*—V.
its/,
p.
1958—4 Wks.—1957
$34,821,97 $33,557,916 $137,732,848
7-71540.
$131,990,006
Colorado Central Power Co.—Stock
Option Plan Ap¬
shares
aside,
and
of
on
April
common
Placed under
and
15
approved
stock
lhon
that
the
company
the
Incentive Restricted
1,
be
10,000
reserved,
set
Stock
1953.
,n the history of the company total assets ex0f^arch 31> 1958' and total operating revenues
JxrpSJ
f
for
proposal
of
subject to
Option Plan of the company effective
May
ndmHnnc
additions
the
the
5
first
12 months ended
quarter
amounted
to
as of that date. Capital
$336,675, and it is esti¬
proceeds
Mero.
from
In
1957
electric
Comptometer Corp. reported
The
the
paid
offering of
company
private
Street
loss of
net
a
For the fiscal year ended Sept.
net loss of $9,263
Journal").—V. 185, p. 2330.
reported
a
30,
$596,068
sales
on
1957, Union Thermo¬
sales
on
Consolidated
The
of
$582,350.
("Wall
New
of
4,
1958,
York, Inc.—To Re¬
on
June
trustees
of
of
the
share upon the common
1958 to holders of record
per
16,
the called debentures who convert
to this dividend.
of
debentures
redemption.
the
pany
at
called
callable
are
They
rate
for
of
are
one
at
on
on
declared
of
May
the
9,
dividend
a
of
payable
holders of
company,
1958
and
prior to May 9 will be entitled
The
debentures
Incorporated,
Holders of the
which
their
the
will
have
into
each
to
cease
Wall
and
called
St.,
for
secure
debentures
before May 9,
redeemed
New
at
be
interest to
shares
common
$45.45
a
into
Vice-President
of
the
of
debenture.
convertible
and
date
com¬
Deben¬
will
not
office
N.
of
convertible
shares
P.
Morgan
&
Y.
of
Crocker.
debentures, due 1972,
4, 1958, can increase
of
1958, company officials pointed out
well
the
on
by
converting
company
May 1.
on
or
Richard
and
Effective
N.
of the
elate
involved
in the
the
of
transaction
disclosed.
not
was
purchase, Crocker will acquire the modern
of the Independent plant, and will incorpo¬
the San Bruno,
Calif., and Baltimore, Md.,
in
Crocker.
S.
American Home Voting
Stock—
This
has
company
The
acquired all the voting stock in American Home
publishers
of
American
Home
magazine, it was
by the two firms on April 21.
Corp.,
announced
jointly
Curtis
although
Jean
Home
Austin,
circulation
at
on
the
decrease
said
March
in
editor.
estimated American Homes
2472.
p.
were
the
of
March
the
million*
$15
totaled
income
quarter of the
weather condi¬
business to the spring
during the first
primarily by adverse
substantial
in
all
million and
income
caused
a
increase
not
$201
business
of
amount
and
decline
April
expected to
preceding
is
business
during the
experienced
months."
added
the
that
that
about
sales
same
of
estimate
Hewitt
by
30%
mately
farm
and
company's
1958
entire
present
further
for
has
equipment
went
been
to
on
first
have
sales
farm
"Sales
"The
by
assisting
favorable
"John
has
current
about
be
will
1958
five
off
subsidiary
months
sharply
suffered
of
and
from
the
this
sales
severe
down
were
fiscal
of
year.
industrial
decline
However,
outlook
-
in
tnese
for
approxi¬
Canadian
tractors
the
pulp
conditions
Deere
John
sales
1955,
are
branch
had
well
an
of
John
excellent
ahead
of
Deere, C.
year
1957.
in
A.,
1957
which
and
its
was
estab¬
sales thus
A sales financing subsidiary
A.,
established late last
year
for
the -purpose
Mexican - fanners
to
purchase
John
Deere
equipment
Deere,
duction
in
the
and
volume
Deere, C. A., the company's overseas subsidiary»
during the first five months of the fiscal year.
in
1958
schedule
John
17%
Mexican
late
in
expected to be
report:
Canadian
logging industry in eastern Canada.
only temporary
and
the
long-range
products In Canada is excellent.
increased
are
continuing this
income
the
scheduled on
still
year
are
1957."
company's
the
"We
encouraging
cash
are
fiscal
He said:
States
in
was
the
income
operations
the
last year.
United
it
as
the
for
as
the
that
same
"Sales
and
meeting
shareholders'
annual
company's
and
was
postponed
if
at
part;
the
sales
year
The
basis
far
transaction
stock.
the
of
Curtis
any
H. Eaton. Charman, and
Mr. Eaton, who- will remain
started to improvethat sales and
income
for
the
six -months ended
will be approximately the same as in the first halt
In
fiscal
tions, which
the
details
Involve
the sale,
of
186,
President,
29
appears
most
terms
in
April 30, 1958,
of 1957, when sales
offset
not
magazine's
the
Hewitt,
"Beginning
months.
disclose
to
did
Co.—Reports Improvement—
A.
April
now
it
wholly owned by W.
3,300,000.—V.
Deere &
William
said
was
Chairman under
as
declined
company
ofiicia.1
an
American
John
redemption on June
small capital gain as
common
J.
Lithograph Co., San
joint announcement
a
Independent,
Curtis Publishing Co.—Buys
"
lished
the
York,
$15,000,000 of 4%%
been
income
called
23
be
of
are
plus accrued
bear interest after the
redemption date.Co.
on
President
equipment
H.
Independent
April 25 in
of
revealed
wood
$104.50
for
will
stock
or
convertible
share
redemption
has
company
Independent
recently having entered its 25th year.
It will also mutiply
production facilities of the Crocker plants.—V. 177, p. 1679.
label
Mr.
board
2851.
p.
15.
operations
of
because
announced that it has called for redemption
of its 4V2V0 convertible debentures due
$15,000,000
1972.
cents
186,
the
With
Corn Products'
share—a
12%
a
Purchases
—
with
preferred
1957.
pendent
four
$15,000,000 of Convertible Debentures—
company on May 2
June
on
Edison Co.
cents
in¬
compared
as
in
earnings,
69
the
companies
o.iare,
,
1957.—V.
Inc.
Canadian
than
subsidiary
Through
substantial
acquisition brings together two of the area's oldest companies,
Crocker having celebrated its 100th
anniversary last year and Inde¬
He
deem
Co.,
a
The
current
of $12,015,597.
2851.
p,
States.
has
and
more
totaled
of
company
April
terms
all
rate
The
tures
stockholders
Mr.
Mero.
The
proved—
to
United
$81,625,952,
were
quarter
was
Executive
amount
Mr.
70
1958—16 Wks.—1957
the
186,
interest in the C. H. Knorr
Brady, President, informed
domestic
foreign
Goldman,
was
Under
plants
this
by
L.
lithographing
Comptometer's shares would be used in making the initial payment to
The
Colonial Stores
The
of
1958
Crocker
Calif,
Kauffman,
It
device.
applications covering the
agreement provides for an initial
Comptometer
the
in
earnings
first
the
S.)
Robert
held
communication
the
Co.—Acquisition—Earnings—
items
of
unremitted
over
Francisco,
■by
and use of a record communication device which permits
to transmit graphic intelligence over voice and other
circuitry.
Comptometer said Mr. Mero, doing business as Electrowriter Co., is
the sole owner of the patents
and patent
payment by
major portion"
price.—V.
same
consolidated
quarter
lease
"the
the
world-wide
Purchase
the user
$250,000
on
of
first
addition
agreement with Peter G. S. Mero for the manufacture,
an
the
$76,565,248 a year ago.
Earnings per
dividends, rose to 56 cents, two cents
common
with the Department of the Army for the
development of plezo electric
crystals used in major military radio apparatus.
The Comptometer application also noted that on March
27, 1958, it
entered
specialty
as
sales
Net
record
Division
-cabinet,
A
Lithograph—
shares
Union
at
German company,' Corn Products also
terest in all of the Knorr subsidiary companies.
M'rs.
1954
with
of 1 ices
$229.
at
1542.
p.
Magazine
incorporation in
white
plastic
office
grey color with
decorator designed
golden Mylar trim will also be available
priced
be
Products Refining
authorized with 531,060 outstanding.
Comptometer manufactures calculating machines and has introduced
a
portable dictation machine.
Union
Thermoelectric
is
engaged in
research and manufacturing of electromechanical devices in the
print¬
ing
telegraph,
integrated transmission and
related
communications
its
will
both.
or
parent
for
stock
Since
Corvette
Knorr
is
a
major factor in the European food industry and is
Germany's largest manufacturer of premium quality dehydrated soups,
bouillon cubes and allied products.
The products of this 120-year-old
enterprise are widely distributed around the world, and are in limited
Mero, a stockholder of
shares to A.
E.
Carlson,
800,000
and
trim,
debentures.
In exchange for its 30.000 authorized but unissued shares,
Compto¬
meter will receive all the Issued and outstanding stock of
Union, con¬
sisting. of 50.000 common shares without par value and 7,931 preferred
shares, $5 par value, held by five stockholders, the application said.
Messrs-, Mero and Carlson have advised Comptometer, the application
said,
that
"they are purchasing for investment and
without
any
intention of selling or otherwise disposing" of their common shares
of
"Golden"
new
modern
a
of
fields.
Machine
its
unbreakable
available in
company has acquired a majority
Heilbronn, Germany, William T.
stockholders 011 April 23.
S.
common
V
•
,
unit suitable for small business firms, for incUoffice operations,";
.% ,r/../•:.
Lie announcement stated, is an all-purpose,
will be
executive
187,
Corn
Thermoelectric.
Union
introduced
15
This
York Stock
Thermoelectric,
$123
A/Zv.-,':;
Corp.—Introduces New Product—-
injection., molded
an
executive
in
use
Co.
also
to
'■//
bond, or printed 011 one, side
in
Mylar
—V.
acquired all the outstanding capital stock of
Corp. in
exchange for 30,000 authorized but
Comptometer
common
stock,
according
to
an
New
President
2.374,967
.
of
the
sell
to
-
1957
Clary Corp.—Zaenglein Becomes Exec. Vice-President
William G.
Federal
$662,202
$1.12
/%/■.
Corvette,
Corvette
model in
Exchange by Comptometer.
requested approval by the exchange for the
listing of 52,200 additional shares of Comptometer common stock, $5
par value, to be issued in a private offering.
The company said it entered into an agreement on March 20,
1958,
1,004,633
—
shares
application
The
1311.
p.
silver
has
Thermoelectric
application
: $28,270,021
outstanding
share
per
the
$3,000,000
$580,839
■
containing either typing,/printing, ink .color, ball or
writing. Tne original to be copied can be on tissue thin
pen
,,Housed
further expen¬
1957
continuous-feed type machine which - is /at least twice as
comparable moueis. It is capable of reproducing, clearly,
"Golden"
purposes
to
sell
1958
$9,255,848 $11,121,959
1,250,839
1,402,252
670,000
740,000
—
income
011
April
on
low-priced
opaque
paper,
(II.
corporation
Union
unissued
1892.
p.
1958
—
—V.
Fund
187,
Co.—Sales and Earnings Lower—
earnings
Common shares
Earnings
Sinking
requirements.—V.
3 Months Ended March 31—
Sales
Net
applied
31—
document
fountain
temporary debt
the company ex¬
and
below.
most
as
any
Comptometer Corp.—Acquisition—
This
44,072
75,359
427,428
interest
allowing
last
1312.
and
as
remain
(& Subs.)—Earnings Lower—
taxes
share--—:
2756.
"uolden"
automatic,
'
income—
——
common
issue
p.
win
department or branch
The
1,050,170
and
shares
Earned per
to
187,
chicken
public, according to Botho-Lilienthal, President. This fast-speed
wide copying machine, he said,
"will fill a need for a high
production
Mtge.
charges
from
has
company
authority
Smititers
—,
corporation
the
viriunl
net
—V.
market"
frozen
per
p.
estimated
$9,916,378
Fund
shares
This
common
The
62,541
First
on
construction;
186,
11-inch
Community Public Service Co.—To Sell Debentures—
1956
6,994,592
494,969
—
fixed
deductions
A
Common
after
int.
Sinking
after
1957
$8,690,597
Operating expenses,
operating income
Net
Net
Quarterly Profit Off
1958
1J57
—V.
to
months
.
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.
Net
of
other
3 Mos. End. Mar. 31—
in
20%
for Federal taxes
Cormac Photocopy
income of $6,971,000 or $2.30 per share on a similar number
shares, after preferred dividends for the preceding 12
period.
For the March quarter of 1958 net income of $1,942,000 was earned.
Equivalent after preferred dividends to 61 cents a common share, this
compares with the net income of $2,028,000, or 68 cents a common
share, reported for the initial quarter of 1957.—V. 187, p. 1540.
on
April
19
announced
it
is
closing its McKees
plant, which produces petroleum Jelly, hair tonic and
personal products.
The
plant,
near
Pittsburgh, was
uneconomical
to
operate
because
it
duplicated
facilities
in
other
plants, the company said. The closing affects 106 employees, accord¬
ing to the corporation.—V. ^187, p. 1892.
■
s
"
Pa.,
„
instance,
plant
like
for
the
Coal Co.
«
no
difficulty in continuing within
reasonable
limitations
its
present loan arrangement.
The
company
to date has
borrowed
$8,800,000
under
its loan
arrangement with the banks.
The company reports net income of $7,702,000 for the 12 months
ended March 31, 1958.
This is equal after preferred dividends to $2,50
per share on the 2,651,360 common shares outstanding and compares
company
several
electric
of
income
income
income
Net
,
pates
Chesebrougli-Pond's, Inc.—To Close Pa. Plant—
Rocks,
For
of
/
to
during the next three years
are
contemplated, commencing with an estimated $25,000,000 in 1958.
With the 20% limitation continued for five years, management antici¬
Chase,
.'
1963.
to
pended $31,450,000 on
of $60,000,000
1647.
p.
.
consent
extension
Federal
before
Provision
consent
previous
the charter would limit unsecured indebtedness
shareholder
'
sales
Net
ditures
a
Inc., will serve as investment
President, is one of the fund's trustees.
Chase, its
the
of
company to 10%
of capitalization.
Prom the standpoint of financing electric
preferred
1540.
March
Ended
Months
Three
Nek
the
quested
investment objective
appreciation, has the same
trustees, advisory committee, investment "udviser, legal counsel, cus¬
todian, transfer agent and auditors as Shareholders' Trust of Boston,
a
balanced fund.
G. Peabody Gardner is listed as Chairman of the
primary
date
expiration
plant construction requirements,
the consent has proven helpful, Harry M. Miller, President,
said.
It has enabled management to enter into an arrangement with
a
group
of six banks to borrow from time to time
on
short-term
unsecured lines of credit, at the prime rate of interest in effect at
the time of each borrowing, sums which in the aggregate exceed 10%
01' funded debt, capital and surplus at such time. This kind of arrange¬
ment affords latitude not only in determining the volume of permanent
or
long-term securities to be issued at any one time in payment or
reduction of such loans, but also in the timing of issuance.
Although the company's unsecured borrowing capacity under the
10%- limitation automatically has increased in proportion to increases
in
secured
debt,
capital
and
surplus
(it
presently
approximates
$20,500,000), Mr. Miller added, and although the company's construc¬
tion
requirements, heretofore abnormally heavy,
appear
now
to be
approaching normality, management as a matter*of precaution .-re¬
with
Act
the
extend
line
a
Francis
and
Farms
p.
Consolidation
Pittsburgh
Profit
.
of
•stock,
Advisory
extending for another
approved
29
Hill
Orchard
of
Continental Steel Corp.
temporary consent increasing to 20% of capitalization
unsecured debt which the company may have out¬
30, 1963.
Without the consent,
This
a
April
on
include
Consolidation Coal Co.—New Name—
See
.
will
This
respect to two
offerings of stock by Central Oils.
Tne hearing,
previously
for
May
1,
1958,
in the Commission's Seattle Regional
Office, has been cancelled; and the suspension of the Regulation A
exemptions becomes permanent;.—V. 187, p. 1040.
fund,
oi
facilities for the Eastern
Farms
Vice-President.—V. 187,
as
April
public
new
the
Hill
Orchard
of
President
,
standing.
scheduled
The
amount
$0.62
$0.04
L
—
This corporation has withdrawn its request for a hearing on the
question whether to vacate, or make permanent, the Feb. 28, 1958,
from
shareholders
years
the
Central Oils, Inc., Seattle, Wash.—Withdraws Request
tions
-
conversion.—V. 187^©. 1783. ;
on
turkey, and beef pies, frozen dinners, and frozen fruit pies.
Under the terms
of the acquisition, J.'" J/ Hoey will continue
Bjank Loans Extended—Earnings Higher—
five
1957
Ave.,
orders of the
V,
commission
or
foods production
prepared frozen
Products
Nylon Rope—
now
2321.
p.
fecting
$74,501
15,,,1958 the permanent address of the corporation
New York 22, N. Y.—V. 186, p. 1838.
Park
168,
taxes
no
are
Acquisition by this corporation of Orchard Hill Farms of Red Hook
Y., was announced on April 26 in a joint sttaement issued bv
of both organizations.
In
commenting on the acquisition, S. M.
Kennedy, President of
Consolidated
Foods,
stated
that
"the
purchase
gives
Consolidated
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co.—-Consent Af¬
$11.07
1958
stock
April
375
$13.62
$74,706
—
stock—
Preference
$100.50
—
ordinary
Common
—V.
791,100
March 31—
income
Equivalent per share:
be
791,000
—-
current
officials
$8,760,454
shares)—
(120,000
Three Months Ended
Net
3,300,000
^
$117.25
outstanding
stock
Common
3,300,000
$10,770,043
—
share:
per
Preference
stock——
common
common
value
Asset
$14,070,043 $12,060,454
assets
liquidating claim of preference stock—
Asset
Shares
net
of
value
company
the
N.
2555.
p.
entitled to the dividend.
noted by Consolidated Edison officials. that
are
also
Consolidated Foods Corp.—Acquisition-
offers a new nylon motor starter x'ope, used for
quick starting of small motors, such as outboards, lawnmowers, power
saws,
pumps,
and farm
equipment, Reynolds Spriggs, Advertising
Manager, announced on April 23.
It is made from Filament nylon.
This
Dec. 31/57
Mar. 31/58
As of—
there
10
June
9
was
price of the debenture is around $1,185.
From this must be
deducted capital
gains taxes and broker's commission.
The market
value of 22
shares of common stock is now around $1,190.75, and
with
payable
common
the
at
market
1783.
p.
May
It
Columbian Rope Co.—New
Market
to
months of 1958 amounted
the first three
income for
to. stockholders of record May 15.
Lyle L.
Shepard has been elected President to succeed Carl E
Kayser as Chief Executive Officer. Mr. Kayser has been elected Chair¬
man of the Board,
a position vacant since 1956.
Mr. Shepard has successively held positions of Treasurer, Financial
Vice-President and Executive Vice-President of this company and has
preferred dividend requirements of $168,096
annually.—V.
$672,383
$16,322,960
cents
3,618,468
$1.14
1,248,275 7. 1,153,998
3,008,077
outstdg.
Earnings per com. share
quarterly
5.567,874
4,108,631
3,008,077'
1,525,823
1,647,696
taxes
31
$8,091,464 $30,324,503 $28,559,513
$8,554,311
income
Common shares
MARCH
Off—New
$19,418,814 in the same period last
year.
Net earnings amounted to $1,132,187 equal to 70 cents per share,
compared to $1,631,838 equal to $1.01 per share for the 1957 period.
The
directors have declared
the regular quarterly dividend oi
60
1958—12 Mos.—1957
1958—3 Mos.—1957
Operating revenues
Operating income after
♦Net
ENDED
MONTHS
12
AND
other
convert
of
current dividend rate of $2.80 annually -w«i
bring the holder. $61.60 a year.
Trustees of the company have tie
clared a
dividend of 70 cents per share on the common, payable
June
16,
to holders of record
May 9. and holders lof -the called
convertible debentures who convert into common shares on or prior
which
stock,
$2,000,000 principal amount of lirst
on March 5,
1958, and 110 additional
this year.—V. 187, pp. 879 and lOoO.
for
can
1,000
a
^
Monday, May 5,
...
original subscriber who paid par for his debenture
debenture paying $45 annually into 22
shares
The
be
*
Elected—
and
Sales
will
1958
year
Columbian Carbon Co.—Sales and Earnings
to
EARNINGS
4%
is contemplated
the
for
...
sold
at par
bonds, series F,
financing
1958.-
Period End. March 31—
additions
company
mortgage
19,
accept bids for these bonds during the week of May
,
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
4
C.
credit
Deere,
in
terms
C.
A.'s
is
contributing to these results.
factory in Monterrey, Mexico, began pr°"
making rotary hoes and farm wagons
new
February. It is
or
01
on
now
already assembled
a
few
tractors.
1958
I
Number 5739
Volume 187
...
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2001)
sales
Germany,
West
:."ln
by
Heinricli
Lanz
somewhat
were
lower
iti the iirst three months of 1958 than in the same months last year.
This company, in which wc now have an 80%
ownership interest,
nW'Uifactures principally tractors and. harvesting machinery.
(•Negotiations wltn the government of Argentina for permission to
amr.ufacture and assemble tractors in that country were completed
la£t week. Assembly operations there shoqld be underway by the end
of this year and should contribute
materially to John Deere, C. A.'s
sales- next year.
Before import restrictions were imposed in 1953,
Argentina
was
the largest single foreign market for John Deere
machinery.—V. 186, p. 1953.
Doeskin
Leon
both
Products, Inc.—President
Henderson,
posts,
effective
Western
&
RR.—
May
is
now
undergoing
$9,926,863
for
$3,861,313
of
company
the
At
the Commission
time,
same
tightened
the
terms
of
voting
a
agreement under which the United States Trust Co.
trustee for the Nickel Plate stock held by the Lackawanna.
If lhe stock was bought by the Lackawanna in 1948 for the
trust
acquiring
of
purpose
control
the
of
Nickel
Plate
and
acts
as
Sec
it
1541.
p.
a
the two railroads.
The Commission, held that Lackawanna's holdings did not
con¬
stitute an acquisition of control.
The Commission provided that no additional shares of Nickel Plate
stock be acquired by the Lackawanna without ICC approval.—V
187
Dock
below.—V.
Co.
176,
Eastern
Gas &
Associates—Held Not
Fuel
lias
SEC
The
issued
utility
Commission
businesses
that, by
not
other
that it bo considered
necessary
of
purposes
declaring
as defined
Eastern
is
said
that
the
in
this
is not
Company Act.
company
Holding
primarily
Act.—V.
187,
Eaton
engaged
Plank,
President
and General Manager,
on
April
the directors have
approved
a
plan for the
H., II,
.
25
that
nounced
an¬
sale
principal amount of first mortgage and collateral
stated that registration statement would be filed
$25,000,000
bonds.
He
the
Securities
of
trust
with
Exchange
and
Commission, and application would be
Commission, looking forward to offering
the bonds for sale to underwriters at competitive bidding during Juno
of this year.
The proceeds from the sale of the bonds will be used to
the
to
made
Delaware
In
the
funds for
provide
subsidiaries,
construction
to- refund
and
5%~ bonds.—V.
standing
$15,000,000
187,
the
of
program
and
company
principal
amount
of
its
before
Net
common
per
—V.
186,
from
concession
oil
Australian
an
oil
interest in
Miller,
firm.—V.
185,
Evanstoii, 111.—Seeks
emption—Buys Its Own Stock—
has
company
to
ceased
issued
be
applied
to
Ex¬
declaring
order
an
standing
Dec.
on
shareholders.
invitation
at
a
price
a
result,
owned
last
4,
On
Jan.
tender
to
of
the
Sentinel
178.493
year,
3,
the
$8.91
named
it
1958,
share,
per
by
not
amount, 144,935 shares
shares
common
mailed
Corp.,
its
to
its
approximate
than
more
owned
are
been
56
net
reduced
had
held
out¬
by
175
shareholders
outstanding shares for purchase
outstanding shares have
beneficially
Radio
to
shareholders.
by Ernest Alschuler.—V.
Manufacturing;
Co.
(&
Tiie
other
and
latter
184, p.
Taxes
before
114.
Net
taxes
$8,419,000
615,000
716,000
319,000
earnings
per
1957
$8,322,000
372.000
$296,000
,1
share
common
company
Inc.
below.—V.
Corp.
$0.41
the
first
quarter
of
1958
were
those of the first quarter of 1957, reflecting the recession in business.
Incoming orders in Canada show a. decline of 2%.
In
contrast to
both
these situations, export orders for the first quarter show, an
increase;.' -•,
\
/.•
.
,
1956,
for
and
technology,
physical
give
research,
tactical
development
components.
Its
major
computer and
1785.
electronics,
187, p.
sciences.—V.
22%—Earnings 8%—
that
profits
did
not
increase
correspondingly
higher raw material and operating cost's and a
in low-margin sales of refined
vegetable oil. '
to
the
net
totaled
1957
year
profits,
after
Tannery,
$33,379,517,
taxes,
Senior
an
18%
to
$1,049,295,
amounted
increase
over
gain
a
increased
was
E.
L.
to
Nicolay,
Vice-President
12
R.
members with
V.
Dancey
•
and
Frito.
of
Nicolay and Dancey are the majority owners of Nicolay Inc., of Detroit, Mich., one of the nation's largest manu¬
of
potato
chips,
which soon
will
be
acquired
bv
Frito.
187, p.
1432.
of
the controlling interest in this corporation was an¬
on
April 18 by L. B. Maytag Jr.
: •
Maytag said he bought a majority of the airlones' outstanding
common stock from
a
group headed by Einil Levin, a Chicago indus¬
trialist.
The price and number of shares involved in the transaction
187,
Mr.
572.
p.
Phonograph
Dineen
T.
as
Corp.—New
director
a
Frontier
corporation
Benjamin Abrams, President, Mr. Dineen is
the investment firm of F.
Eberstadt <fc Co.
by
In
operates in Colorado,
Arizona and New Mexico.
Utah,
■
disclosed.
not
were
Director
this
of
North
Dakota,
Montana,
Wyoming,
The
company is seeking Civil Aeronautics Board approval of route
extensions
in
Nebraska
and
South
Dakota)'4-which would almost
double
April 9
will
operate
industrial
Mass.
v!'r
r
its size.—V.
171,
1993.
p.
:
-•,
:
..fr
o;-
•"
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc. (& Subs.)—March Sales Up—*
•
announced it would merge with the Edin
as
a
division of Epsco and will mako
Its
operation will continue at
Period End. Mar. 31—
digital
produces
Epsco
equipment.—V.
186,
1958—Month—1957
Sales
instruments.
$8,490,682
—V.
187,
1542
pp.
1958—3 Mos.—1957
'
$8,471,284
$23,433,676 $22,371,817
1894.
and
213.
p.
General American
The
directors
action
no
Sam
meeting held on April 30 in
quarterly cash dividend usually declared
a
ac
a
The
purchased
of
such
making
announcement,
Edward
Evans,
S.
Jr.,
also stated that consolidated net income after taxes on
but subject to year-end audit, for the iirst quarter of 1958
to
income,
back
$182,618, or 15 cents per share on the shares of stock outstanding
March 31, 1958, and that this compared with $606,441 or 51
cents per share, in the first quarter of 1957, calculated on the same
basis.—V. 186, p. 2576.
\yas
Mr.
as
Farmers
Trust
has
Co.
appointed
been
for
total
a
cost
this
has
company
less
of
Trailer
than
Corp.,.
ac¬
$2,000,000.
Pikesvllle,
of
in
on
basis.—V.
two-for-one
a
187,
negotiations
the NS
for
1205.
p.
General
developed
for
187,
American
in France
developing
may
and
standard¬
the' two
companies
equipment for the
use
piggyback
new
1542.
p.
Co.—Proposed AEC Contract—
The Atomic Energy
the exchange of common shares of Pajgrdo Sugar Co.
shares of beneficial interest of Fajardo Eastern Sugar
common
foundation
a
system
a
nation.
indicated
General Electric
agent
connection with
Associates
at
Thompson
were
under
cars
that
Laud
railroads.—V.
Fajardo Sugar Co.—Exchange Agent Appointed—
Bank
railroad
in
ized
of
City
that
announced
companies
and Piggy-Back, Inc., of New York.
Thompson Trailer, acquired on April 22, produces highway trailers
haul specialized cargo.
Piggy-Back, acquired April 21, "makes piggy
President,
as
Transportation Corp.—Acquisitions
has
Chairman,
small
two
firms
Md.,
time
the
Laud,
quired
time.
this
at
The
Farrar Drilling Co., Ml. Vernon, 111.—Letter of Notifi¬
Commission has approved as a basis for contract
proposal of this company to develop the second coro
a
Savannah
proposal
cost of
..
In March the company acquired from the Adolph Gottscho Co.
all rights, patents and
parts for the production of Imagrapli machines.
machines are applicators for the Therimage process.
Hereafter
took
respect to the declaration ol
$0.50
behind
10%
&
Joseph
on
Edin
and
Tiio
Incoming orders during
'
mobile
to
Purchase
Evans Products Co.—Omits Common Dividend—
$344,000
income
on
Earned
1958
Income
Opera-
a
Frontier Airlines, Inc.—Sale of Control—
1541.
p.
Worcester,
As
Subs.)—Earnings—
Quarter Ended March 31—
income
of
partner
187,
At
Dennison
Sales
$2.32
Share Co.—Acquisition—
Radio
announced
medical
shares,
the
Of
Army
an
value.
149,525
25
the
of
$3,706,272
Epsco, Inc., Boston, Mass.—Proposed Merger—
by Dempster
asset
"Tactical
a
April
post.
that
Co.,
formerly
company,
been
—V.
o
the SEC "for
company; and the Commission'has
order giving interested persons until
May 13, 1958, to request
an
This
Messrs.
•
Research
election
general
a
investment
an
hearing thereon.
a
Emerson
The
has
Dempster Investment, Co.,
This
National
See
144.
p.
said
due
F.
facturers
1313.
Electric Boud &
the
chief geologist, said at the annual meeting.
area
for which negotiations are underway,
"is slightly
than the State of Texas."
He did not disclose the identity of
larger
the Australian oil
on
Department
command
nounced
Australian
C.
as
systems
space
the
company's board of directors
election of three new directors:
Dancey,
$0.41
May,
military
and
in
increase
for
Fladger
1957
$644,787
per common share
187, p.
Doolin
and
—V.
and taxes
the
14%.
the
-1958
in
The
V
$44,239,107 $80,273,510
profit after charges
project
new
announced
by
automated
corresponding period of 1957.
Earnings per share were 49
to 45 cents in 1957, based on 551,105 shares out¬
sales
1956
of
the
said
it has
$1.66
.
of
missile
substantial
Electric Auto Lite Co. (& Subs.)—Sales and Earns. Off
company's
He
$0.85
Three Months Ended March 31—
—V.
an
Norman
company,
>
contract
compared
with
out¬
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp.—Seeks Australian Lease—
an
1,838,044
-
Net sales
Net
corporation is seeking acquisition of
L
the
Co.—Sales Up
the
Mr.
$3,055,232
1,838,044
share
728.
p.
is
research
Sales
Net
trustee
a
standing.
3,704,610
.
subsidiary,
a
mobile
a
formed
was
manufacture
over
6,759,842
1,713,543
$1,569,750
shares
by
company announced a 22%
increase in sales for the first 12
weeks of 1958. totaling $8,727,773 for the
period, C. E. Doolln, Presi¬
dent, said.
Net profits, after taxes, were $269,855, an 8%
Increase
1957
,
operated
Florida
seeking
'
Frito
$58,578,390
3.283,293
(estimated)
been
of
been
has
The
Off—
1958
income
Earnings
This
Earnings
taxes
taxes
of
1540.
p.
and
Inc.,
of
or
one
$43,520,282
Number
S.
P.
Co.—Sales
has
control
ICC
ITAOC)," wnicn also may be characterized as
operational center.
The Army said it is designed
field commanders much laster control' over dispersed
cents
Income
Co.—To Refund Bonds—
Manufacturing
Quarter Ended March 31—
sales...
1931
for
the
Center
advance
1648.
p.
competing
in which
$6,851,000
development
Army described
business
electric utility company for the
an
been
years
(Mich.)—Unit Receives Contract—
a
for
Army
elements.
Electric
an
than that of an electric utility company and
small amount of electric energy sold by It, it is
the
of
reason
order
an
company,
held
that
15
Systems,
awarded
Aeronutronic
electric
Profit
Delaware Power & Light
been
The
and
The
an
than
electronic
Utility—
Net
1648.
has
(ions
599.
p.
.
p.
187,
Aeronutronic
International, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
York
New
more
avowed
effecting
of
merger
187,
have
RR.
more
Ford Motor Co.
in
is
Line
for
reorganization plan.
East Coast Ry. since
p.
1649.
Florida
—V.
reorganization,
listed
total
assets
of
However,
the
collectibility
of
some
doubt and
another $327,459 is
the
1957.
31,
assets
Coast
Coast
feasible
a
Army
Keep
Commission on April 24 dismissed charges'
violated antitrust laws in acquiring 14.8% 0f the
voting stock of the New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR. Co.
this
East
resigned
23,
Federal
Dec.
these
subject of litigation.—V.
Commerce
Interstate
The
April
Atlantic
Resigns—
this corporation
of
Holdings—
Nickel Plate
that
director
and
because of irreconcilable differences
with the existing control-management as to his duties.
The company, a former subsidiary of Swan-Finch Oil Corp. (which
Dunliill
Laekawanna
Delaware,
President
5
1
•
The
both
reactor.
includes
option
an
fabricate
to
the
core,
Estimated
core.
development and fabrication is $1,800,000;
which contains the fissionable material
serving
the
as
,
all
Imagraph.
—V.
187,
machines
will
1312.
p.
be
produced
equipped
Mass.
silicates
The
new
where
actual
mill
Believed
of
controlled
production
to
kind
represent
in the
1,800
pulping
of
one
country,
feet
bleaching
on
SEC
Fob.
on
3,
covering
.
simulating
basis
most
before
Net
eventually
this month at
begin
San
ment.
equipped facilities
the Diamond
completely
is located
187,
March
taxes
income
Federal
for
";
<■
$1,236,000
$1,545,000
330,000
—
1956
515,000
taxes—
$906,000
$1,030,000
$0.69
partially
stock
Steel
branch
and
of the ship
initial core.
Work is expected to
Atomic Power Equipment Depart¬
completion
scheduled lor early 1960.
the
with
Directors
and
April
on
was
Co.—Acquisition—
remainder
the
in
basis
of
of
cash.
at Ellicottvllle, N. Y..V manufactures movable
which General Fireproofing sells through Its
dealers.—V.
and
that its acquisition of Otis
a
purchase price of $485,000
General Fireprooflng common
announced
22
on
6,908 " shares
with
offices
The
Corp.—Officers
Elected—
Keller, who was on April 24 elected President of this cor¬
at the first organization meeting of the Firstamerica board,
poration
develop
185,
1042.
p.
$0.78
H.
Oscar
>to
operation
,
Products,
partitions
office
General
Firstamerica
near
187, p. 880.
years
early
company's
Calif.,
Co.
the
and
Otis
steel
2368.
p.
company
Products
paid
1957
share.
per
186,
replace
the
two
to
during
spare
1649.
p.
Steel
31—
state income
&
Jose,
months
18
a
as
General Fireproofing
profit—....
Earnings
—V.
requirements.
the laboratory
Profit
Ended
require
serve
Corp.—Proposed New Name—
Corp.—Earnings Off—
Months
will
will
It
will
and
This
Filtrol
Three
working space
be
performed
of
can
pilot-plant
a
and
the
the
American Maracaibo Co. -above.
See
Provisions
square
and
Research Center at Painesville.—V.
with
—V.
conditions
conditions
filed
notification
Felmont Petroleum
carbonates.
provides
operations
closely
its
calcium
laboratory
the
under
of
and
of
letter
proposed public offering through Paul A. Davis & Co., Miami, Fla.,
$2 per share, has been withdrawn.—V. 187, p. 880.
Service Laboratory—
expressly
to
provide
pulp
and
paper mills throughout the country with practical technical assistance
and
cooperation
in
finding the
answers
to
their
own
special or
individual pulping and bleaching problems, a new Technical Service
Laboratory has been put into operation at Paineville, O., by this
company,
producers of chlorine,
soda ash, caustic soda,
salt cake,
sodium
The
a
staffed
and
fuel,
fabricate.
at
Diamond Alkali Co.—New
Designed,
Framingham,
at
:
>■
reactor
cation Withdrawn—
These
Motors Corp.—To
corporation
UAW-AFL-CIO
the
between
May
29,
of
I
on
the
Anril
29
notified
termination
corporation
the
and
Terminate Union Contract
of
the
union,
International
the
June
12.
effective
1955
Union,
agreement
as .-of
midnight
1958.
.
■
Directomat, Inc. (Del.),, N„ X, City—Stqck Offered—
An
issue
cent)
of
240,000 shares of common stock (par one
publicly offered on April 28 at $1 per share,
James Anthony
Securities Corp.; Schwerin,
Co.; William Norton Co.; and Mac Rob.bins &
was
through
Stone &
Co., Inc.
PROCEEDS—Of
used
for
the
net
the manufacture
used for
approximately $105,000 will be
machines; and the remainder
proceds,
of
Directomat
working capital and general corporate
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
EFFECT
FINANCING
Authorized
stock
(par
cent )
one
and
business,
45th
under
Was
organized
Street,
the
The company is
the
of
office
York
New
laws
Outstanding
538,823 shs.
5,000,000 shs.
BUSINESS—Corporation, with its
Avenue
at Hotel
N.
17,
State
of
Y.
Roosevelt, Madison
incorporated to do
was
Delaware
12,
Nov.
on
1957.
qualified to do business in the State of New York and
for
the
renting an electrically
machine known as Directomat which prints and dispenses
information on "a paper slip at the press of a button.
The company
also receives revenues from
renting advertising space on the Directo¬
purpose
selling
of
and
operated
mat
•
machines
and
Immediately
the
information
tickets.
March -6,
Mctropolitaa
tune
of
after
with
1958,
at
was
which
time
organized
consolidation
Metropolitan
May
on
owned
|nd had patent applications
the
13,
rights
of existence.
Metropolitan at the
went
1953.
to
out
machine
Directomat
the
pending on this Invention in the United
States,
England,
France
and
Switzerland.
Since
its
organization
Metropolitan was concerned primarily with developing and perfecting
the Directomat and has
conducted exploratory research
and surveys
Is
to
its
mats
and
have
market
installed
issued
■these
In
two
uses.
tional
machine
at
for
Retail
S75
tion
over
per
at.
the
1958,
the
Goods
day
per
the
1958
Hotel
of
part
New
current
Metropolitan
lease
Dry
in
are
four
in
elected
full
a
The
meeting.
slate
directors
of
newly
elected
and
directors
which
were
proposed lor the new corporation
plan of reorganization, which was adopted
Transamerica at their annual meeting
on
stockholders
the
of
April
24.
Firstamerica
will
separate and independent existence as
a
bank holding company on July 1,
1958, following the acquisition
of
all of Transamerica's directly-held shares in its majority-owned
banks and $20 million in cash. All of the stock of Firstamerica, con¬
its
begin
11,372,022 shares of capital stock with
a
Louis, G.
Vice-President, s$id: "It is hoped that within the
clays-a mutually satisfactory agreement can. be -freached which
would govern our
collective bargaining relationships after May 29,
1958.
If we are unable to reach such an agreement within that time,
the parties nevertheless can discuss the possibility of ex¬
tending the June 12, 1955 agreement aforementioned, or any of its
supplementary or amendatory appendices, agreements, and memoranda,
before such termination becomes effective, should that appear desir¬
however,
able."—V.
share will, in turn, be issued to Transamerica, which will there¬
immediately distribute the Firstamerica shares to its stock¬
share for share pro-rata.
The
directors
of
the
new
Corporation are as follows:
John B.
Bertero
(Chairman),
Walter O.
Berger,
Walter E. Buck,
Geo.
J.
187, p.
^
1785.
General Paint Corp.—To Sell Part of Assets—
value of $2.00
par
Seaton,
next 30
per
See
after
below.—V. 185, p.
Glidden Co.
into
of
New
for
a
Convention
the
York
contract
five
in-
exhibited
American
City.-—V*.
with
Life
at the Na¬
New York City
days
a
Directomat
Bankers
187,
p.
Associa¬
1313.
-L
2557.
holders
Lewis W. Douglas, Ted R. Gamble, Oscar H. Keller, Wm.
Lagoinarsi;io, M. E. McMillen, L. T. Murray and John M. Wallace.
DeMartini,
N.
All
of
above
the
other
directors
and
present
All
of
the
Transamerica
Keller
Mr.
the
board,
for
directors
than
Mr.
Buck
and
Mr.
McMillen
Transamerica Corp.
In
addition
to
Mr.
Keller,
the newly elected
officers of First¬
america
include: M. E. McMillen, Don C. Silverthorne and T.
M.
Huston,
Vice-Presidents; Garland D. Graves, Treasurer; and Warren
are
past
its
or
Firstamerica
of
banking
disclosed
also
had
are
presently
Firth
James
Hedding
have
—V.
participation
in the plan
of
by Transamerica's stockholders.—V. 186,
Expanding
sales
and
production of controls
and computers of
Librascope, Inc., a subsidiary, has made it necessary for the company's
products division to move into a new 25,000-square-foot
plant at Burbank, Calif., it was announced on April 24.
commercial
with
reorganization
p.
as
Librascope,
manufactures
Birmingham,
(of
(of Pittsburgh, Pa.)
p.
their
and
Ala),
Errett
leader
the
in
the
field
computer
The
new
.
•
.i.
plant will house a sales department,; a
An
mended
an
Commerce
F.
Harold Sweeney (of Detroit, Mich.),
as
directors of this corporation.
internal
Commission
company
of
first mortgage
&
Light Co.
will
be
York
made
15,
N.
at
at
called for redemption on May 28 next, $34,000
bonds. 3% series due Mar. 1, 1975, of Georgia Power
has
\01.mx/2c,v
the
Y.—V.
plus accrued
interest.
Chase Manhattan. Bank,
187,
p.
reorganization
for
this
give control of the line to St. Joe Paper Co.
The
examiner,
Homer
H.
Kirby,
on
April
company
of Port St.
recommended
that
18
recom¬
which
Joe,
a
the
Georgia Power Co.
Commission
Redemption
above.—V. 185, pp. 2215 and 1154.
would
Fla.
proposal by the Atlantic Coast Line RR. to purchase the
properties and operate them as a part of its system.
St.
Joe
Paper Co., owned' by the Alfred I. du-Pont estate, and
reject
See
Immediate payment
43 Exchange Place, New
1542.
Georgia Power & Light Co.—Partial
Approved—
examiner
main
Georgia Power Co.—Partial Redemption—
J.
317.
Interstate
section of the engi¬
neering staff, a test laboratory and production facilities.
The
Librascope plant is in nearby Glendale, Calif.—V. 187, p. 1894.
The
and
resignation
Florida East Coast Ry.—Plan
over 20 years,
which *-ia marketed
computers for
of
desk-sized
LGP-30
general business office use.
1375.
arable
a
Royal Precision Corp., jointly owned by- GPE and RoyalMcBee Corp.
Librascope expects to introduce through Royal Precision
later in 1958 a new line of integrated data processing equipment for
through
Sterling, Inc.—Four Directors Resign—
Kinnear
announced
186,
associated
subsidiaries.
that, at this meeting of the Firstamerica
authorized all necessary corporate actions
Firstanierica's
approved
General Precision Equipment Corp.—Unit Moves—
of
Secretary.
officers
directors
use.
entered
Metropolitan
Convention
Roosevelt
York
Directomats
Association
machine.
by
those
are
this
of Transamerica's
part
as
had
at
direction
the
of
million
a
of this program two Directoguides in the Times Square
City Subway System, and
information
tickets
to
subway
riders,
As
automatic
as
machines
January
Magazine
nt
various
were
Pennsylvania Station
officers
and
board
the
D. Williams, Jr.,
its
organization,
the
Company
merged
and
Metropolitan Transit Directory Corp., a New York
Corporation with offices at the
Hotel
Roosevelt,
Madison Avenue
and 45th
Street, New York 17, N. Y., with Directomat as the sur¬
viving corporation.
The merger
and consolidation became final on
consolidated
that
Firstamerica
of
sisting of
purposes.
PRESENT
TO
•
Common
announced
officers
Getty Oil Co.—Redemption Agent
Appointed—
City Bank Farmers Trust Co., New York, N. Y., has been
redemption agent in connection with the call of all out¬
standing shares of Getty Oil Co. cumulative preferred stock, $10 par
value, at $1C per share on May 29, 1958.—V. 187, p. 1785.
The
appointed
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
6
.Monday, May 5, 1958VBVolur
..
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1988
Acquisition—
Glidden Co.—Proposed
v.
company
known
Corporation.
-
.
,
,
,
of
Glidden
and
Southwest.—-V.
187,
that
.
inserted between two plies of nylon cord
is" used
in the protective inner shield
or built-in "spare tire."
The
steel wire reinforcing, he adds, gives protection against long nails in
punctures o: tie separate outer chamber and reduces the incident of
a.disabling flat tire to less than one in ft million tiro miles.—V. 187, •
two-ply layer of steel cord
a
1894,
p.
Corp.—Net
Employees
.
Months
Three
March
Ended
volume
Loan
earnings
Net
months
taxes
based
$2,815,076
~—-
amounted
the
on
96,382
'
•
_____—_
.
share
per
1958
of
1957
$3,320,809
90,260
1958
3L—
-
after
income
justed to the same number of shares, this compares with
per share for the same period of 1957.<—V. 186, p. 2049.
Government
•Three
Months
Premiums
Policies
in
Net earnings
of 1958
the
.
*
'•
.
"
>
•
7
•-•.
cents
99
Months Ended March
Three
\
The
"...
-j
^
;
a
Premium
—V.
force
income
186,
■
Co.—Inc. Up—
31—
1958
1957
■sjil.
,d
—
114,126,070
777,042
•
——
Nicholas
also
P.
the
as
Board
the
local
Austin
Veeder,
President, on April 29
Chief Executive Officer
of
elected to serve
as
Chairman of
was
and
the
with
been
year,
Granite
City
elected to
was
fill
April 21 filed a letter
undetermined number of.
an
undetermined
(par
$1), to
on
Steel
the
since
1934
created
vacancy
number
follows:
as
shares
of
the
notification
of
.
offered
be
shares
of
with
A.
the
of
.
Board
P.
and
will
All
to
are
be
used
to
division
W.
of
of
S.
5%
The
five
will
period
issued
The
10
Green,
share
increase
approved
Don
the
stock,
years
in
the
187,
of
has
proved
the
outstanding
of
8-to-l.
into
basis,
Green
3'/■,
of
1649.
p.
cannot
be
Those
Indicate
hail'
further
he
with
reservation."
called
already
shares
of
in
the
stock
Illinois
The
first,
during
for
common
also
Bell
the
1958
a
right
additional
each
from
Corp.—Changes in Personnel—
D. Gray, formerly Vice-President and
General
Counsel, has
designated a Senior Vice-President; Joseph E. Bounds has
been
ejected Administrative Vice-President, Tax Department; I. G. Davis as
t
1957.
QU
V
of
to
187,
to
1895.
p.
offer
subscribe
shares
one
of
of
The
1895.
p.
a
total
of
15,
1958
166,666
mais IoAer
convertible
this
corporation
shares
of
its
granted
stock
common
A00', ?esPcctively, between the
Bank,
A
series
trustee,
and
series
under
B
which
or
stock
for
debentures
were
action
c°nvertlblG debentures would be
the
required
prices
whintf 6 series
rt?nver« b
at
which
class
B
ic
common
at
which
(A)
5'/c
int0 clrtss B
convertible
«
C
and
CONVERSION
said
are
C
share'
per
each
at par ($100
10 shares held.
owned
arc
the
prices
f
series
B
share )
per
little
A
on
over
would
has
and
be
for
5'b
of
the
PRICES
Anvin?iora
Apiil 15, 19j8
OF
T
SERIES
A
,
the
Th™ugil
1,
1DG3
1963
Jan.
1,
1S65
price'
Jan.
2,
1965
Jan.
1,
1967
Jan.
1967
Jan.
1,
1969
CONVERSION
PRICES
4mFl'510_0
lo, 1958
OF
B
Jan.
1,
1965
1,
1967
Jan.
2,
1965
Jan.
Jan.
2,
1967
Jan.
PRICES
OF
1,
—V
185
p
10CO
—
Net
as
Gulf States Utilities
Co.—Bids
New*yS!?isIiywW;v*
York lo, N. Y.,
'
share,
'
-
-
for
the
purcnase
from
(EDT>
it
of
$20,000,000
first
mortgage
-1--;:;.
Interim
Report—
77-;A7;777
■
■
•:
...
•"'.• ■'
'
•
■■
SEC-— 37.
3''3
'
to fr¬
of
;3 .3
oil
income
is
from
expected
part:
:
.
;
utilizing
temporarily difficult conditions prevailing in theimportant possibilties are - under ■ active con¬
which could provide immediate substantial-
moment
relatively
a
as
small
investment.
important
any
deal
in
Shareholders
this
direction
is
will
Rocky.
border
is
arc
diversification,
further
Mountain
in
Northern
preparation
under
also
the
for
lease
oorapany
front
from
active
study.
Arizona
activity
to
to
sales
May
bonds
19
duI
and
in
revenues
with
as
April
on
$717,716,
compared with $1,725,987
or
77
'p
acquisition,
nine
to
56
cents
a
on
a
cents
share,
a
a
year
common
and
will
be
in
comes."—V.
sound
186,
p.
condition
1955.
program
to
take
of major plant
advantage
tax bill of
Roth's: sales
in"
the
its
Canadian
>'
Mr.
from
of
improvements;
upturn
an
,
about
abouu
*3 13 •* S
5f3 and
"
.....
v
\about
Fehiberg said. - * >3
up
'
Feinberg1 said Kayser had reduced its bank debt to $10,000,000
$15";000,000 at the end of its) last fiscal-year, June 30, 1 "y'r
terms
of
the
acquisition, Kayser"will issue;certificates
valued
$13,300,000 for the. assets ..of Roth.; The."price win »o
375.000 shares of new 5%•
convertible voting preferreq
without par value but with ft./stated value o'f $20 per snare^
under
just
made
of
up
stock,
shares
25,000
on
operations.
the
Under
at
Feb.
of
the
3,
$4,000,000
of
Kayser
date the
5^
common,
merger
subordinated
with
agreement
notes.—V.
value of $14.37,^
reached; and abouj
was
187,
p.-.883.
Kayser-Roth Corp—Consolidation—
Julius
,
Kayser Co.
Kennecott
Sec
-
-
above.
Copper Corp.—Buys
American Smelting
& Refining
Co.
Smelter—
Huge
above.—V. 187, p.
when
1895.
(D. S.) Kennedy & Co.—New Research Affiliate—
of a Call*
California,
Francisco-Montere
The company on April 30 announced the establishment
fornia research affiliate company, Satellite-Kennedy, Inc. of
The
corporation, to be located in the San
area, will conduct electronic, electrical and
new
(Calif.)
research
and
plement' the
development
parent
in
technical
company's
already
fields
that
mechanical rteslgaJ
and com*
augment
established" capabilities.'
Donald S. Kennedy, President and Chairman of the Board of both
corporations,, said Satellite-Kennedy, Inc. has opened temporary oftlc®V
in
Palo
Alto, Calif. This location will serve as the- corporate a
-
planning
-office. during
permanent
laboratory
the
initial
facilities
can
phases
be
^
market
a
'
See
,
shares-then;outstanding..|
747,000
March "quarter .'.were,
higher than inv<March alone; Mr.
-'
ago..
profitable basis.
our
the
on
.
32
expect a much lower volume of business for'the year than
in 1957," Mr. Thompson said, "and we do not. expect to be
to pay as liberal dividends as in the recent
past. We do expect
keep the business
per' share
Mr.(
$100,000 in the
development
24.
equal tc
cents
7.M 7-"-. .i...77:°3,
Co.—Acquisition Approved—
the
had
continuing with
it
in
was
$1.71
Feinberg, said..-the profits were higher despite-the. loss of
$200,000 on the. liquidation of certain vassets and an increase oi
quarter of 1958were $19,497,198,
the first quarter last year,' Ronald
announced
$3,185/717" $6,073,394
'
v$lv78,':'«' ->
$3.40
$3,047,285
••
on April 15 approved the acquisition .;by this com-r
Chester H. Roth Ch.,;,inc.7'; Xv*'- ■ v'rUA-t).- kSVJ r',i;V';i''C*
of
squal
fc
the first
$30,036,458
President,
profit for the quarter
.^
,7,045,000
.
-
continued
3,207.000
-
Feinberg, Kayser president, estimated Kayser's profit for.
mopthij ended March 31 was "slightly ahead"' oi the
period of fiscal 1957 when the company reported>earnings of $423,Ouq,.
be
closcd.:
acquired
lias
•
Abraham
portion' of existing cash ; resources
a
13,118,394
nation's
the
possible, j,,/* !,
as
c
to become effective this summerr will join , twp, of
biggest hosiery makers under the new name of KayserRoth Corp.
The directors ol both companies and Rotlv shareholders
had previously approved the action.1.3
.-';"',/*':• V '
.7 *3 ''
• .'-a"
the
its
soon
3,543.000
' *'$0.73
Kayser
• ».«•
- Wf,
$1,303,169
'•
,.•
v.-;
' 6,590,285'6,452,717
;
1,149,000
earnings
Tho
show
to
•
187/ p.. 574.;
$65,327,115
i''
V
income
for
.
3;
1952—6 Mos.—1957
*
v"''
on
;.The stockholders
;
and gas production income'and. reserves at
properties should become increasingly available
geographical
Broadway,
on
■
f
Federal Power Commission forpromissory notes.—V. 187,
the
$23,474,155 -$33^41,919, $49,951,119.
taxes
(Julius)
V.: 187,,
"We
able
Expected May 19—
°Se 0f The Hanover Bank. 70
receive bids up to 11:15 a.111.
for
Thompson,
,we
JXev\
als'o
v
compared
DEBENTURES
$6'37
See
,.
Price per Share
110 15' lf'7°
145
v.
Interlake Iron Corp.—Sales and Earnings Lower—
W.
Through
1988.
Several
the
soon
as
the
Net
.mS
"'7'77
'''7
unsecured
1958—3 Mos —1957
sales
•
16.89
C
to
of
See
1958.
21,
May
filed with the SEC an* amendment on April 25, 1958,
2,000,000 shares
Earnings per share
oil
of
Such
company
"Programs
$9.39
1969
SERIES
applied
$6,000,000
taxes
this season of the company's uranium and base metal
mining interests,
consistent with the economic conditions affecting such work."
- " '
15.02
1963
CONVERSION
along
13.14
2,
income
Alberta
Price per Share
1963
at
additional
»
DEBENTURES
1,
Jan.
(C)
SERIES
Through
Jan.
from
accrue
;■
Provision
' Vv"
by filing, and at minimum expense,,
a
637 acre Federal oil and gas lease in Coconino County, Ariz.
Lease
rentals are now paid for a period of three years from; April 1, 1958
and
the acreage can be held without further
expense.
To' provide
l?!^
Apr.
the
"The
15 96
2,
(B)
towards
current
-to
advised
The
(
due
bonds
Corp.—Issues
wells
into
14 08
$10 43
view
industry.
cash
Price per Share
Jan,
2,
issue
to
"'•'•'•incqihe-'2,452,169
99',
on
projects out of current income as
prices.
oil
DEBENTURES
Jan.
mortgage
gross
purchase
sideration
debentures
effected.
the
the
due
follows:
as
has
company
Earns.'before
cmopany's management has Just completed a detailed'iiiivesti-'
trip through the Texas and Southwest,, oil producingt. regions
bargain
common
convertible
been
to
'"-'7''
v.
-.r
Tri-State
S.
"The
with
tho
which
into
convertible
stock
comm°h
adjustment
as
issued,
at
before
or
debentures
Joy Manulaetnring Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings Off—
American Teolphone
by
^
(CDT)
a.m.
Resources
and diversified
and The CUaso
debentures and
convertible
its
to
on
/
Period End. Mar. 31—
Net
SouthyJoffre,' Alberta,
a
significant* increase
for the current fiscal year terminating June 30, 1958. .With continued
expense control, the company aims to undertake all nc\v< exploration
series A
respectively
of
debentures
stock,
adjusted conversion prices
.
adjustment
an
series
.
offer
registration statement covering air additional
common stock,
$1 par - value.—V, 185, p:'; 485.
-
-
10
first
of
company's
U.
and
-
gation
foicgoiug
nf
price
to
subscribe
made.* Interest is
This company
stockholders of record May" 29,
"before ,dline 30, 1958 for 870,792
interim progress- report dated April 15 said in
An
purchase
as of Dec; 15, 1956 and
corporation
the
St?
stock,
of
a
to
1895.,
p.
its
pauy
~
nfDTn1fith?n-rrmS of ^ !udentureti dated
tho
at
to
n the curreut conversion price for the
.
debentures.
»ir
i
'
Manhattan
option
an
'
..
.
Investment )Co. of America—Registers With
;
.
Inland
1940.—:
Sulphur Corp.—Conversion Prices
Adjusted—
April
\
1543..
p.
1543.
p.
the
the
its
to
on
capital
share
new
$25,000,000
"The
On
187,
authority
May 20 plans to receive bids
1567. 231 So. LaSalle St., Chicago 4, 111., for the purchase from
nt Room
Admin¬
it,
Mauutacluring Department, joined Gulf in
1433
p
187,
Interstate Power Co.—To Issue Notes—
3
"
.
right,
the-offering is
Net
of the Tax Department since
19o5; Mr. Davis, since 1956; has been President of Mene
Grande
Gulfs Venezuelan subsidiary.
B. R. Dorsey, previously Co-
Gulf
-
Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—Rights--
convertible .subordinated
also.V.
..
Telephone Co.—Proposed Offering—V
The company up to
Co.,
187
-/''.V/.,,.
Changed—
stockholders of record May"-'May 21 for $28,692,000.
due May 15,- 1983 on the
basis of $100 principal-amount of debentures for 'each 25 shares oi'r
stock held.
The subscription price is to be deterinincd shortly before ^
the
new
the quarterly results to im¬
control
of expenses.
"Our"
Illinois Power Co.—Bids for Bonds May 20—
-
^Ir\nrimc,ls hns becn General Manager
-July,
Ltd.—Par Value
Packers
compahy proposes
1958
of
Archie
as
'
.
.
International
uncertainties-brought, about;,by.
optimuun,
presently outstanding shares
Telegraph Co.—V. 107, p. 1895.
Ss
and R. R, Dorsey
0
;
common
amendment to its Certificate of Incorporation, effective April 25,:
the par value of the company's common stock was changed from
By
6,
.
the
•been
Vice-President, Manufacturing.
per
reduction
$15 to $1 per share.—V.
2370.
"and
V.
plans
company
basis
Administrative^Vice-President, Production;
istrative
$1.38
or
the
for
The
1957.
1314.
1958,
Officer;
Vice-President
improvement" in operations
through
while we continue to, approach
said,
cautions
See
^
shares
2.500
Green
common
forward
President, attributed
profit
margin and
better
gross
than the $20,100,000,
lower
substantially
reported
31,
International
r
.
carried
loss
quarter,"
of
Oil
tax
.
preceding quarter—the three months ended •'
in earnings is due principally to the':;
sharply reduced demand for nickel and
rolling • mill and foundry
•products, and,/a further slight decline
in copper prices."—V. 187,3s
market and the general state of the present
economy make it necessary to view that period with a fair degree of
20,000 shares
created.
be
share,
Dec.
the recent depressed money
of
been
Administrative
Executive
operations of the company.
effective on April 23.—V. 186. p.
became
Gearhart,
-
Lowe, said,
converted
oil"
stock
ratio
a
issue
new
a
Chief
becomes
urgently
charge of the
changes
spcond
a
shares.
Mr.
be
may
said
holders
stock
Standard
share.—V.
Gulf
of
H.
forecasts
the
become
Vice-President,
in
It
prices
final figures for operations in the first quarter > of 1958 are;
not complete," Dr. Thompson said, "but It can be stated that earnings o-
provision for income taxes required in the first quarter of 1958'
because
will
concern
and
some"
that
to obtain the supplies they
ended with nickel in over-supply.;' v,.
premium
pay
-"The
The
of Pueblo, Colo,'
meeting,
Colorado
preferred
the
to
common
of
and
of
annual
the
second
of
convertible
par
preferred
preferred
the
at
companies.
President
be
815
years
Green,
becomes
continue
of
Executive
President
Chief
and
Robinson,
substantial
so
"started the year :consumers cou- V
continued,
Dr. Thompson
an""'over-demand
to
needed.
has been elected -Chairman
Officer; T. H. Wharton, Executive-
1958" v.' 1957 !
Not sales _i
$13,869,800 $15,320,100
Income before special items and income taxes231,300 »" \ 192,600
Net income after special items and income taxes
*231.300
vY0,2dO
Working capital at March 31——. 13.051.500
13,665.600
Shareholders equity at March 31
24,302,400
24,178,600
Green.
Standard's
owned
of
two
Lowe,
$100
shares
of
tho
of
merger
tinued
company,
Quarter Ended March 31—
Green Fire Brick Co.—Acquisition—
stockholders
market for nickel,"
with
1957
Sherbrooke
1300
of
to
as
production when necessary without delay."
1206.
Hupp Corp.—Sales Off—Earnings Higher—
;
stock
per
H.
*No
The
p.
Executive
Parish, President of the
Vice-President,
stock
$1.60
at
This company has acquired Standard Fire Brick
Co.,
for $2,000,000 in preferred stock.
•
187,
p.
the
common
preferred
of
common
Co., Phoenix, Ariz. The proceeds
and surplus.—V. 183, p.
109.
(A. r.)
member,—V.
Plane
Vice-President, lias been elected PresiRobins, Jr., who will continue as Chairman
and Chief Executive Officer.— V. 187, p. J433.-• ;• r
i -
Goodyear,
corporation,
W.
per share.
The aggregate proceeds arc not to
The offering will be underwritten by National Reserve
Insurance
capital
Fly-Yourself
Houston Lighting & Power Co.—Changes in Personnel
-
•
apd the preferred* at $5
exceed $250,000.
A
quicker delivery. We have accordingly been able to
Canadian construction activities."
"-'4
and
large.
assured
St.,
West,
Montreal,
Quebec,
Oanada, will until May 8, 1958 receive tenders for the sale, to it of.
its $5 cumulative first preferred stock.—V. 177, p. 2569.
Co., Phoenix, Ariz.—
Commission—
an
company
.
Rent
and
Taxiplane
^
because
production, inventories would soon have become exces- &
Since-it is essential that our; consuming trade be ie»('
nickel's ready availability, our reduction of production^
at the end of the first quarter of 1958 was delayed until we could be
certain of having ample stocks on hand.
The curtailments of produc-1"
Hon have been handled in a manner which will enable us to increase 3
curtailment
sivcly
will
The
Southwest Fire Insurance
covering
$1) and
aircraft
Holt, Renfrew & Co., Lt«J.—Tenders for Pfd. Stock—,
r
.
Files With Securities and Exchange
.The
Hertz
Hertz
Board
and
(par
other
or
supplies
>
.
Manitoba and in the Sudbury District 5'
of greater availability of equipment--
programs in
benefited
have
Commenting on International Nickel's inventory growth, Dr. Thomp-^,
son stated that "by early 1958 we had reached the point where, without''*
succeeding Thomas
dent,
Directors.
Mr.
Veeder,
who has
and' President since last
SEC
Cessna
Chairman of the Board,
Thompsqn,
John F.
accelerate certain phases of our
"The
by the death of John N. Marshall last April 15.
Tho directors also elected Aiken W. Fisher, President of the Fisher
Scientific Co. of Pittsburgh, Pa., as a member of the Granite City
Steel
board.
The
Co.
Fishef" Scientific
develops and manufactures
laboratory equipment and supplies.
Mr. Fisher is a member of the
board of directors of the Blaw-Knox Co. of Pittsburgh.-—V. 186,
p. 1738.
Great
for
Ontario
and
selected
are
High—Quarterly Earnings Lower—.
Dr.
"Our construction
A
company'^
of
licensees
Hertz
estimated,"
is
April
of
subsidiary at $4,000,000
new
'
•
suiting benefit to the Canadian economy.
the company
100 cities by
Hewitt-Robins Inc.—New President Elected—
631,160,
Granite City Steel Co.—Vecder Elected Chairman—
its
-
91,042,263
2049.
p.
franchised
plane will continue to oc operated, as. »]
to absorb
fully its., tax-loss carryover,A i
■
1
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V* ' ■ ' ' / - >A |
International Nickel Co.. of Canada, Ltd.—Capital Ex-I
186, p. 1848.
3
■
30 said, -'that capital expenditures in 1958 will be between A
$60,000,000 and' $70:000.000. In 1957 they were $43,900,000, the highest,4
for any year, as compared with $23,000,000 in 1956. The larger part ofU
our 1958
capital expenditures will be made in this country, with re«rfi
operation.
of
year
to over $1,100,000 (without any additional borrowing
The Phoenix brewery has been profitable eacb>
acquisition, mainly due
to the Fratikenmuth volume
since
."It
:'vvO-- '■
volume for the
annual
'
on
service can be
made at any of the more than 1,500 offices in over 950 cities where
Hertz car rental services are available. Many airport offices throughout
the nation will have direct telephones to the flight operations office
of
"
in
3-;
1958...
first
See
plants
in
penditures atvNew
3V;>33.
dealers, various companies engaged in charter and rental services, or
both, and all are experienced as former independent rental operators.
for
4
insurance
Life
of
its
Reservations
Government Employees Life Insurance
.
share
*3'3
;
gross
produced at Phoenix.
This
subsidiary for tax reasons
—V.
inaugurate
will
it
1958,
of
quarter
financing.
other
or
month
offered
be
He estimated the
/
for
46,651,589
per
S.
extend
to
the,,end
the
of
shares, this compares with
period of 1957,—V. 186, p. 2049.
same
•'
661,345
56,756,814
U.
Stedem, Hertz Executive Vice-President, said
the plane rental service to a total of
Joseph J.
829,857
—
will
that
cities.
announced
29
in 56
May, 26
Lai
See.
outlays
capital
-■
new
expects
share amounted to $1.24 for the first three months
667,285 shares now outstanding.
Adjusted to the
per
based on
number
same
taxes———
service
April
on
service
fjVf
and equipment during 1957 involved some
$700,000. which with acquisition of the Phoenix brewery, brought total
■'
Service—
Sales .1
-V. 1
1957 rate and
earnings before taxes of $153,871;. as
first quarter of 1957 of $5,468,169
Modernization
stock
common
by Hertz Rent A Pland System,-, Inc.,
wholly-owned subsidiary, whose licensees will rent airplanes
to individuals or groups on a
"Taxiplane" (charter) basis .with the
pilot provided, or to qualified pilots on a "Fly-Yourself" basis.
^
$8,018,320
425,563
31—
of
peri
1958 is estimated
for
-e-P
Lai
the
in
^
corporation
The
,
J957
—$10,794,682
:
.
503,728
;
___________
after
Assets at March
This
a
1958
31—
—
force
income
Net
March
Ended
1650.
p.
rent-a-plane
-
68. cents
shares
42,000
.
accord,
sales ampunted. to $5,036,430 3
compared .with- gross sales
with earnings before* taxes
of
$395,935.
Barrelage .volume for the -first- quarter-;.; of 1958 was
170.000 as compared with 182,000 in 1957,-v
J.
3V:'
first
the
For
with
Offering-—A
Inc.—Secondary
Co.,
of
Ilertz Corp.—To Begin Rent-A-Plane
Co.—Earns. Rise—
Employees Insurance
written
,
72 cents for the first three
shares now outstanding.
Ad-
to
133,114
•
cells,
Powder
-V. h
•
circuits,
offering
P
3aks iT
at $398,000;-:4
within the company',^
annual aggregate depreciation of approximately $442,000.
Of flic total
1958 requirements. some $234,000,
or roughly 60V;- already has been
paid in full during the first quarter of this year.
(par 2.08 Mj) was made on April 30 by Bacfie & Co. and
Laird, Bissell & Meeds at $38.50 per share, with a dealer's
concession of $1 per share. It was oversubscribed.—V,
187,
"
Net
Hercules
■■
secondary
Higher—
Income
P-Series
short
program of modernization
is substantially below the
The
which
,
- J
Government
acquisition as desirable opportunities become .available in
with our expressed policy of continued expansion.
ance
allow
Gulton
said
Chairman,
types PI and PC.
are ■> unaffected
by
charge easily on trickle, float, normal or
high rate charge, can be stored indefinitely, either charged 01* dis¬
charged and give, off no noxious or corrosive fumes.—V. 187, p. 1785.
;•
■
'••'
"
''
r"V '• w.r 7
V:'
$
The
accidental
increase. ■ the
to
voted
23
company from 600,000 shares of common sLock^M
In this conmcliou
BrUce a rckmans, President^
the additional stock is for the purpose of fur,,
shares.
ther
iron negative
line features sintered
the new
P-Series,
April
on
the
of
stock
1,500,000
-r5,?T
authorized 3.1
and
smaller
or
stockholders
The
to
K.r<
Increased—Eal^I
Off—
capital
higher and flatter discharge voltages and fewer
capacities for many standard applications, v Fitted u
into crates or trays, the P-Series cells have a nominal'capacity based I,
011
a five-hour discharge rate of from four to 500 ampere hours. ,
.
'
cord
announced on April 22 the development of steel
armoring for its new Captive-Air safety tire,
,,
Phil W. Drew, head of the tire engineering department, stated
company
7
cadmium pocket
standby
Battery
series of nickel iron and nickel
new
International Breweries, Inc.—Stock
ings
Inc.—New Battery Series—.
to
the
as
which
cells
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.—New Development—
The
was
plates
1433.
p.
.;
satisfy all requirements of floating
or
announced on April 30 by the company's Alkaline
" ' ; *•' 3 V p;V'.":'3
Known
manufacturing facilities at Portland, Ore., and Tulsa,
various distribution
outlets in the Pacific Coast and t
paint processes,
01:1a.,
on
240,000
the
See
receive bids, for
stock (no part.'
the same date
shares of common
noon
of
a
batteries,
Division.
ihe purchase agreement will oe announced later.
Co. will acquire General Paint's brand names, inventories,.,
Details
to
up
from it
1894.
p.
Marketing of
plate
duty,
will also be retained
& Co.,
Hubbell
Hill,
as
187,
Gulton Industries,
Paint's wholly-owned subsidiaries in
Pipe-Wrapping and Coating division,
by General Paint
operations conducted by General
Mexico and the Philippines.
The
will
and
purchase
and the General Paint Corp. announced on April 25
that the directors of the two companies had approved the purchase
bv Glidden
of General's paint
business, with the exception of the
The
of
built.—V.
SKI
187,
operations
p.
1650.
unw
t
Number 5739
187
olume
Go.—Current Sales Continue Higher— ,v^y.;
Kroger
19— //.-1958—4WkS.—1957-
period End. Apr.
'
'1
The Commercial and Financial
...
S.ffi'p--1?86.
v;*
.
J
545,004,560 496,045,717
"v
:
- •
*
/
fcane Bryant,'Inc.—March Sales Higher— J
:
Period End; Mar.31—
,J„S.
3v.
-r
.
187, p. 1315-
BUSINESS—Long
•
t- ,
electric
were
dividends
1957
shares
2o0,000
effective
April 23.
on
ol'
"stock
common
See also V.
on
25
(par
revenues
and
EFFECT
ment
Common
stock
Share's
*193,867
Lewis
$12,-
May
for
reserved
also
20,000,000
net income of, $168,489 has been reported by this
for the three months ended March 31, 1958. This compares
consolidated net income of $458,806 for ;tne same period of
A /'Consolidated
Bank
,
Farmers
company
to
11
with
of
the
due
-
BONDS
a.m.
Trust
(EDT)
proposed
Co.,
7,658,861 shs.
Employee
2
Wall
at
company
issue
St.,
New
Stock
office
the
York
N.
15,
agree¬
.
consolidation
Corp.
Chairman
of
John
W.
Jno.
and
W.
>
-
Division
will
be
responsible
for
the
marketing
when
he
and
he
has
In
member
a
Product
New
became
Co.
and
the
of
Development
President
of
Alfred
to
join Miles.—V.
187,
directors
he
Advertising,
until
served
McKelvy
1954 he became President of
resigned
of
of
whore
D.
Bonham
board
Inc., the parent company.
joined Mennen Co., as Director
Bonham
of
ONE-A-DAY
Mr.
Division
of
Bourjois, Inc., from
1092.
p.
Purchase
Monsanto Chemical Co.—Debentures
This
of City
will up
Y.,
Sold Privately—
has placed privately with an insurance
issue of $25,000,000 4V4% income debentures
company
company an
due
Interest
2008.
is
cumulative
and
payable
only
if
earned.
1988.-
The
anthracite coal tonnage shipped by rail,
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
and .a slackened market demand for bituminous
coal .were factors
agreed»to purcnase from the company the respective percentages set
adversely affecting income during the first, quarter. The company noted
forth below oi the shares of common stock not subscribed for pursuant
that its operations "closely paralleled geneial economic .conditions;."//
to the subscription offer:
and in view of this the company will not equal the overall financial
'/////7/7%%
results of 1957, when Lehigh Coal and Navigation had a consolidated
Blyth & Co., Inc
14.00
Laurence M. Marks & Co..
2.00
net income of $2,715,425. A dividend of 75 cents a share was paid in
The First Boston Corp
14.00
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
1957, the level to -which1 it was raised in 1956.
'
*Tk
W, C. Langley & Co.___._
14.00
Penner & Smith......./,
3.25
p, .j/L. Dodson, President, said that the agreement- whereby i the
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.____
2.00
F. S. Moseley & Co
y
2.00
company's Lehigh & Susquehanna RR. properties might be acquired
Eastman Dillon,
Union
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
by a, subsidiary of The Central Railroad Co. of Pennsylvania is still
Securities v & Co
3.25
Curtis
:
2.00
awaiting approval by the Internal Revenue Service. "We hope to have
Flore, Forgan & Co
3.25
R. W. Pressprich & Co
2.00
decision on this very sooiij'K Mr. Dodson said.
A
President.
as
Vice-President
a
Mr.
Chemical
which
May-14 receive bids for the purchase from it
of $20,000,000 first mortgage bonds, series J,
on
?
14—The
MAY
the
Hydrocarbons
by
Board
as
all tracts
on
1958,
County*
working:
an
Conn., will join this corporation about
of
its
newly formed Home Products Division,
President of the parent company, announced
Laboratories,
Promotion
1951
Vick
.
FOR
This
be
1944
Sales
Plan; 722,948 shares reswved for conversion of series G preferred stock,
assuming no further conversion of series G preferred stock.
BIDS
General
listed
execute
of Darien,
President
Beardsley,
28.
will
In
25,000,000
*10,000,000 shs.
under
5,
will
proprietary products,
including ALKA-SELTZER,
Vitamins, BACTINE and other home remedies.
Miles
of
900,000 shs.
issue
and
is
City
Bonham,
as
R.
Miles
10,470.000
,
25,000,000
:.
Oklahoma
F.
15,
April
on
586,834 shs.
par)__:
of
Corp.
lad.,
operator
Feb.
on
interests
7
Miles Laboratories, Inc.—Bonham President of Unit-
Walter
20,000,000
($10
Muncio,
the
the
as
formed
was
Minerals
of
Nichols
$170,000,000
11,260,000
cumulative
company
Range 6 West, Stephens
being offered is a 3/400th
of
(Brand)
__^_$170,000.000
$100 par,
North,
interest
Purchasers
Hilseweck
Outstanding
Authorized
2
smallest
Fisher
Unlimited
■
Township
the
naming Mid-America
The
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
" /
series
bonds.
income
net
in
and
interest, at $1,984.
/ -:/v'-.-f;/
share
GIVING
new
$109,862,000
were
common
Outstanding series
Coal & Navigation Co.—First Quarter Profit
Off—Stronger Second Half Seen—
year/ 1
•
;
decline in cement* and
per
year
Preferred stock,
Jan. 29, last,cents), became
187, p. 575.
the "previous
$1.50
$1.44
or
leases
gas
Okla.,
supplies
3*4% .sink. fd. debs., due May 1, 1969
5 Va %> promissory notes due 1963-1982.
Lehigh
a
the
at
12.. months ended Feb. 28, 1958 total revenues
income $13,018,000, equal after preferred
share on outsianuing common stock.
For the
per
The
registration stateriient filed with the SEC
been
net
and
Outstanding
Lefcourt Realty1 Corp., New York—Statement Effective
Tlie;
overing
to
calendar
the
For
V.
\
/':• '■/'■//
First mortgage bonds
Philco Corp. below.—V. 187, p. '1544.
gCQ
Lighting
Island
CAPITALIZATION
'«
;
Co.—To Develop Computer—
Leeds' & Northrup
service.
$112,341,000
581,000
./geeUhtoh.cJd>-.';;:^fer16w.-r—V. "-187, -'p. 1544.
have
electric and gas service
in Nassau and Suffolk Counties,
which comprise the eastern portion
of Long Island and
in a section of Queene, an area having a total
population of 1,800,000.More than 78% of revenues is derived from
Co., Inc.—Assets to Be! Acquired—
Lang
stock
common
early 1957.
A
quarterly dividend"
payablecMay 1, 1958 to stockholders of record April 11
be,paid on the common shares involved in the current offering.
cents
*
'
'
30
will not
i:
,
„/
.
of
1958—Month—1957 .
1958—3 Mos.—1957 •
$6,919,440
$6,468,268 $16,096,719 $15,913,583
<
—
——
(2003)
DIVIDENDS—Dividends-; on the
7 >y
rate of
30
cents, quarterly
since
' 1958—16 WkS.^1957 / •
137,5i9,785* 128,396,735
-21-—
Chronicle
.
-
used
be
the
for
company's
capital
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF EARNINGS (INCLUDING DOMESTIC
AND FOREIGN SUDSIDIARIES AND PROPORTIONATE SHARE
50%
OF
OWNED
ASSOCIATED
COMPANIES)
Quarter Ended March 31—
•
expenditure
and for investments in its subsidiaries.-
program
■;
will
proceeds
1958
1957
V
$
Sales
1
161,093,000 185,193,000
.
before
Income
income
taxes
14.073.000
30,585.000
6,466,000
15,699,000
,
taxes
Income
—:
—
,
1557,
Reviewing
pointed out to
Dodson
Mr.
stockholders
that
stantial'progress in our program of expansion and diversification
was achieved;''
As - evidence, he, cited acquisition of ,.the ,23,000-acre
bituminous coal bearing .lands of Boone County Coal Corp. in West
Virginia for a purchase price of $4,073,500. He also called attention
to
the
completion
of
purchase
of transoceanic shipping interests
through organization of Perm Navigation Co., the basic assets of
five
include
and
class,
186,
dry
1377.
p.
\
Lehn & Fink Products Corp.—Note Sold Privately;—
This corporation, it was announced on May 2, has borrowed $3,000,000 from the Equitable' Life' Assurance
stock
is
about
90
miles
shovels
cranes,
west of Toronto.
The
and
draglines.
announcement
E.
Hutton
&
2.00
Co
2.00
Day
G.
_
The
contract
for
Toronto.—-V. 187,
the
plant, has .been
let
to
1544.
p.
/'
all
.
.
Austin
the
v
/->
1
Co.
Ltd.
Increased flights between the
Weld & Co.,
income
6,066,000
11,534,000
Net
.
Common
shares
per
Max
airline
Helzel,
now
to
about
new
maintenance; company,,
Service /-Commercial
which
program,
Sales
be
will
May ,1,
on its
aircraft
an
Lockheed
maintenance
schedules
This
told
other international
"This
routes.—V.
The
ville
V.
Decision
to
E.
B.
to
close
down
involved,
in
addition
ligure includes
the
was
those
to
number,
a
hearth ..department
open
reached
of'
in
the
men
hearths.
open
-others
several
Formal
April 28
The
weeks
notices
in
ago.
required
time 4o
decision
to
by
contractual
operations
of
J.
agreement
by May
further
was
*
posted
were
on
1.
reached
after
Mr.
the
Johnson
stiles
Germany reported to board members in session on April 25/"/Afflfrr
explaining that sales and revenue had been severely curtailed because
conditions
in..the oil and- gas industry, Mr. Germany vrecommended reductions wherever
practical in all departments except
the cast iron
pipe foundry. He said the company intends to keep all
lacilities in
shape to resume production on short notice when sales/
orders so dictate. The
board ratified Mr. Germany's recommendation.
.In a message explaining the action to
employees, Mr." Germany said
the
employees would be furloughed to protect the company's cash
position.
He pointed out that
during the past few weeks- a consider¬
.
products had been accumulated, and that
the
&
issuing to
dividuals.
holders
of its common
stock rights to subscribe at
$22.25 per share for
shares of additional common stock
696,260
(par $10) at the rate
on
on€: share for each 10 shares held of record on April
^9, 1958. The subscription
(EDT)
on
May 15,
1958.
offer will expire at 3:30 p.m.
The offering is being under-
Written by a
group of investment firms managed jointly
by Blyth &
Co., Inc., The First Boston Corp. and W. C.
Langley
& Co.
to
the company
from the sale of the
and from a scheduled sale of $20,000,000 first
be used for construction of utility plant and to
Proceeds
tt~/.,10nal common stock
"bonds will
no.
Pay
gage
snort-term
series
C
bank
3%
loans
bonds
due
used
Jan.
to
1,
redeem
$12,000,000
first
mort¬
1958.
q°i(?ertUC-*on exPcnditures
Knm
*
for the period March 1, *1958 to Dec.
are estimated at $87,000,000 and the company reports that
Quiremen^61" ^Harming will be
necessary to fully cover
these rc-
It
net
base
-
exceeded
share
amounting
in
August,
1957
by
Louis
.
of
subject to
$5,875,000.
a
*
$3,500,000 firsfe
Limited
partners-
general partners and of $10,000 to each of two other in¬
The partnership
will not operate the property, hut will:
to Gliekman Corp. pursuant to a sublease providing for »
rental
of
$945,000 per annum.
Corp.—Reports Smaller Profit-
Quarter Ended March 31—
Net' sales' and
by
$701,000,
to
other
1,
1
V
,r
(including strike expense)—
depreciation and depletion
for
1958
-
1'/'
—..J—
income——..
and expenses
Costs
Net
-V.
or
1957
$3,032,827
2,773,646
216,320
—
„
income
•
$3,273,498
2,872,474
211,873
75,000
18,500
186,
$24,361
$114,151
2155.
p.
by
the
-
planned
$630,000—in
build-up
support
of
of
expenses
research
and
—
overseas
■
'
1
,
Merchants Credit, Inc.,
/
Washington, D. C.—Files With
National Distillers &
-
income
for
stock
the
for
of
December
quarter and the number of shares of common
March 31 of that year have been restated to
pooling of interests resulting from the exchange(
National Distillers common stock for the minority
1957
outstanding
effect to the
interest
on
Petro-Chemieals Corp.--
National
in
three
the
equivalent,
$5,511,497,
last
on
Chemical Corp.—Earnings Off—'
months ended March 31, 1958 amounted^
after preferred dividends, to 49 cents a J
share
on
the 10,330,79.6. shares of common stock outstanding.
This
compared with net income of $5,798,749,
or 53
cents a share o»
10,156,231 common shares, for the first quarter of 1957.
.Net
to
give
April 21 filed a letter of notification with the
subordinated participating debentures due
Aug. 31, 1958 to be offered at par through Auchincloss,
Parker &
Rcdpath, Washington, D. C.—The proceeds are to be used foil- working
capital.—V,,178, p. 2477.
/.
■
corporation
the
of
year
•
market
.
been
called for redemption on June 1,
next, for the
contingent sinking fund $3,667,000 of its 4%%
15sinking fund debentures, series due 1966 at 102.58%, plus accrued
interest.
Payment will be made at The Marine Midland Trust Co.
of New York, 120 Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.
The Owens-Illinois Glass Co. Is successor obligor.—V. 187, p.
3896.
have
There
account
increase
an
Container Corp.—Partial Redemption—
National
the first quarter of 1957, with which comparison
is
from under-spending in
relation to
budget by
$250,000, or seven cents per common share," he said.
"This deficiency
was absorbed
and had its effect on profits during subsequent quarters
of 1957," when operations came into budgetary balance,
z
/"Bales and profits for 1958 are planned to exceed the levels attained
in 1957.
During 1958, however, first half performances may lag that
of 1957, while second half operations are projected at a higher level
than the comparative year ago period."—V. 186, p. 1786.
covering $300,000 of 6%
.
Merrimack-Essex
Bonds
on
Electric
Co.—To
Receive
Bids
for
May 15—
,It is the present intention of this company to reinvite bids for the
proposed issuq, of $20,000,000 principal amount of first mortgage boiids,
series C, due 1988, on May 8, 1958 and to open bids at 12 noon (EDT)
on
May 15.
These bids are, of course, dependent upon action of
regulatory commissions.
.Bids
originally been scheduled
postponed.—V. 187, p. 1208.
had
were
Mid-America
Registers
/
to be made,
consideration
cash
a
is
Provision for income taxes—
earnings of
made, benefited
i
organized
partnership
a
,
"The
but
is
1957.
development programs."
:
•.
registration statement with the SEC on April
units of limited partnership Interests.
The
ior public sale at $5,000 per unit.
a
of the leasehold
Natco
-Results
—
Pro¬
/
1,156
offered
for
three
the
sublease
Net
The
the
to be
company
/
wilt supply the $5,780,000; and the remaining $95,000 has been supplied
from the sale of limited partnership interests
of $25,000 to each of5
Co.—Earnings Lower—
SEC
Tnis company is
covering
mortgage,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Stock
Common
N.'.Yl City—Registers
City and the ground lease of the land on which that building is
To accomplish this purchase, additional limited partners will
he
admitted
to
the
partnership with limited partnership interests
aggregating $5,780,000.
first
M-Long Island Lighting Co.
Offers
Tex.—
Gliekman,
company's
lurther production would
place a heavy drain on working capital at a
time when there
is no immediate assurance that orders-will be suffi¬
cient to offset the
expenses of operation.—V. 187, p. 329.
—
filed
company
are
Houston,
and
located.
4.7'//, the volume for the first
// profit, alter taxes and preferred dividends,
for
the
period
amounted to 81 cents per outstanding share of common stock, he said,
compared with $1.02 per share for the same period last year.
//"Profits for this year were reduced to the extent of 19 cents per
figure
three, months of
•
Calif.,
Richmond,
7
York
quarter of 1958 set a new quarterly record at
$15,674,000, D.s Mead Johnson, President, announced on April 25.
This
for
common
Of;'depressed
able ."inventory": of..finished
Siales
Fla.;
Petersburg,
application which commenced
withdrawal
Mead
-
/
the major warehouse and distribution centers ;
locations across the country and is an
over-all expansion program," Mr. Barr said.
1896.
Provision
*
of
strategic
our
Joseph F. Stein and Melvin Stein, general partners. The
partnership proposes to purchase the General Motors Building in New
Candy Corp.—Withdraws Exemption Appli¬
be "
shutdown
1,500;)
the
St.
1958,
units
■
com-,/
will
approximately
-/'V'f
permit the reduction
curb
result
as-'a
furloughed
—
employees
hearth department,-: this /.
various service departments
in
The .company
this
at
on*'April-2'5; according
500
open
^ the work load will be'reduced
of .the
Dallas
at
President./Approximately
.
department stores will be situated in Oklahoma City, Okla.; "
Ariz.; Lincoln, Neb.; Huntsville, Ala.; Baltimore, Md.; Jackson¬
This
_
Germany,
in
of
Motors Building Realty Co.,
25,
in January 1958.
As a result
registration under the Act as ti /
closed-end management investment company, filed on Oct. .28.,
1957,
continues'- in full"iforce "and
effect and
the company will remain
subject to the Act.—V. 186r-P- 2853.
/-
-
,
annual
posed Offering With SEC—
^
1545.
187, p.
Co., Inc.—Continues Expansion
new
and
,
the
the
»
,
$0.52
to
at
second
build
part
187, p.
-
corporation has withdrawn its application to the SEC for
orderexemppting it from the Investment Company Act of 1940,
announced on ;April 25.
A
/
/
/
This
withdrawal came during the course of the hearings cn the
of
Lone Star Steel Co.—Curbs
Operations—
Panys East Texas plant
the
will
important
Tucson,
Debenture?—
was;
exemption
to increase its
1895.
187, p.
is
Ward's
,
an
it;
31, 1957.—V.
&
;
meeting held April 25.
He said
construction will get under way in May.
He also announced plans to »
build new full-line department stores in nine cities across the country. ;>
Tins
according
Manager.
and
*
•
stockholders
$0.27
build a large warehouse and distribution
Mo., John A. Barr, Chairman and President,
plans
Kansas City,
in
the
10,910,000
22,229,329 *22,226,629
:
share
company
center
cation-
implemented on or
to inaugurate service
will permit the Venezuelan airline
route "between New Orleans and Caracas
on
'
outstanding
common
Montgomery Ward
Purchase
McPhail
income
*Shares outstanding Dec.
Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 1,500 shares of $3 cumulative pre¬
ferred stock (par $5), was made on April 28 by White,
Weld & Co. at $37 per share, with a dealer's concession
of $1.50 per share. It was terminated.—V. 186, p. 2475.
■
Tne
1315.
)
22,444,000
3.25
10,472,000
4,406,000
The
Europe will result from a new.aircraftmaintenance
contract just
awarded
by Linea Aeropostal Venezolana :;<LAV), the
national airline of
Venezuela, to Lockheed Aircraft Service, it was
announced on April 22 by both
companies.
-•'//.
.
1 1
.The contract,
which
calls
for
complete maintenance of the LAV
international fleet of seven Super Constellations at Lockheed's base at
New York International
Airport, is the largest ever awarded by an
international
187/ p.
taxes
taxes
called for redemption as of March 1, 1958,
convertible debentures, due Jan. 1, 1964 at
outstanding Q%
-
$
before
McLean Industries/ Inc.—Secondary
United States and South America and
South America and
tis
1957
.
Income
■
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.—New Maintenance Contract
e
of
101',/.—V.
of
"
Income
.
Matheson Co., Inc.—To Redeem
DOMESTIC
1958
127,475,000 151,285,000
Earnings
recently
(INCLUDING
SUBSIDIARIES)
2.00
H. Walker & Co.
White,
.
$0.67 /
$
,
corporation
ACCOUNT
CANADIAN
Sales
Lovejoy Flexible Coupling Co., Chicago, 111.—Acquisi-
The
$0.34
•
INCOME
AND
3.25
.
,
share
Quarter Ended March 31—
.
made
14,880,000
22,229,329 *22,226,029
outstanding
common
CONSOLIDATED
4.75
Co
Corp.
1786.
p.
&
This company,
which is leading producer of power transmission
equipment, has acquired controlling interest in Hi-Lo Manufacturing
Co., formerly Equipment Engineering Co., of Minneapolis, Minn., which
was founded in 1936'and will continue operations in Minneapolis under
the Presidency of V. G. Nordley, son of the founder. He will also serve
as
a
director, as will Patrick Hennessy and Fred M. Allen of the
Lovejoy company.
'
The 20,000 sq. ft. Minneapolis / plant represents a major step in
Lo.vejoy's current expansion program. In addition to this, construc¬
tion has begun on a new 12,000 sq.
ft. variable speed pulley plant
immediately adjacent to their 4949 W. Lake St. Chicago offices and
factory.
The Lovejoy company manufactures a complete line of mechanical
power transmission
equipment, including flexible couplings, variable
speed pulleys, shaft mounted speed reducers, variable speed trans¬
missions, universal joints and motor bases. The firm was founded in
Chicago in 1900 and lias been under its present ownership since 1912.
W. H. Dangel is Chairman of the Board and M. W. Pangel, President.'
by Robert C.-Becherer, President of Link-Belt Co.
vis'
The new plant will be constructed and operated
by Link-Belt Speeder
Corp.'s new Canadian subsidiary Link-Belt Speeder (Canada) Ltd., on
a 39-acre
site acquired late in 1956. The plant has been designed so
that it may become
the first section of a /larger,
fully integrated /
plant when future expansion is required.
.
per
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
3.25
2.00
187,
Barney
tion—Expansion—
Wood¬
was
Earnings
Stone & Webster Securities
-
LihkrBelt Speeder. Corp. of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, a subsidiary, will
begin construction on June 1 of a new plant in Woodstock, Ontario,
power
Common shares
2.00
Smith,
Co.
Link-Belt Co.—Unit Plans Expansion in Canada—
manufacture
1.00
Shields <fe Co
■—V.
.
7,607,000
2.00
Hutzler
&
1.00
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Qf the total amount of this loan, $650,000 represents an exchange
of Lehn, & Fink's promissory note due Dec.
1,
I960 held by the
Equitable, and the balance of the proceeds will be added to working
Cftpital.T-V. 186, p. 776.
'''
to
Bros.
3.25
;
Co./___
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Society of the United States evidenced by' a promissory
note due June 1, 1973. Goldman, Sachs & Co. assisted
Lehn & Fink in arranging the financing.
:
Canada,
Co..
&
Salomon
3.25
W.
v
'
Rand
3.25
Co.
H. Hentz &
which
«
.
&
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.__„
•
Liberty-type ships, an oil tanker of the T-2
presently under contract for construction.—V.
'
Sachs
Ripley & Co.,
Inc.
■
cargo
tanker
a
Goldman,
Harriman
"sub¬
income
Net
The
With Securities and
company
28,-1958,
Minerals, Inc.,
be
received
on
March
10,
Okla.—
Exchange Commission—
a registration Statement with the SEC on April
$198,400 of working interests. The interests to be
3'Uh
of
fhp
tmrkittp*
corporation
covering
SEC
due May
be
supplied
intarp.RlA
in
ami
under
oil
and
Glore,
the
the
Co.
and
Dominick
underwriting
& Dominick.
arc to
proceeds of this financing, $30,000,000 will be applied
of the company's outstanding long-term bank loans.
bs added to the company's general funds;
and tho
will
apply these funds to the reduction of short-term
provide additional working capital.
In addition
apply a portion of the proceeds, supplemented by
earnings and depreciation, to its capital expenditures program.
proposes to
loans
and
to
company
bank
&
payment
balance
The
Forgan
public offering price and underwriting terms
amendment.
by
net
the
Of
to
on
April 25 filed a registration statement with,
$60,000,000
of 25-year sinking fund debentures,
1, 1983, to be offered for public sale through an
group
headed by
The interest rate,
company
retained
Oklahoma City,
filed
covering
eiai
to
Registers Proposed Debenture Offering—
'This
the
may
The company has under construction for completion early in 3959
polyethylene plant near Houston, Texas, expected to cost $20,000,000;
negotiating for the lease of a titanium tetrachloride plant with an*
option to purchase it for approximately $5,000,000;
and has alsoapvyroved various projects costing approximately $11,000,000, the major
a
is
.
.
.
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Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
a
.Monday, May 5, 1958
..
(2004)
Co.—Secondary Offering—A second¬
ary offering of 95,000 shares of common stock (par $5)
was made on April 30 by Blyth & Co.
Inc., The First
Boston Corp. and Bear, Stearns & Co. at $86 per share,
with a dealer's discount of $1.50 per share. It was com¬
and
Billings
Other
Electric
will be used
amounts of
$1,000,000 and $1,180,000) and to provide new money for construction
expenditures- or to reimburse the companies'
treasuries therefor.
1787.
p.
and
reports
company
to 11:30 a.m. (EDT) on May 5 for the
from it of $30,000,000 35-year debentures due April 1, 1993.The
up
proceeds will be used to redeem
due 1993.—V. 187, p. 143G.
net
debentures
Aircraft
issued
has
SEC
sell,
due
May
authorizing
order
an
competitive
at
$7,500,000 of
bidding,
1,
Of
1988.
net- proceeds,
the
bank
this company to issue
first mortgage bonds,
••••.»«•
.
,
$4,800,000 will be used to repay short-term
applied to the company's construction;,
and, the -balance
loans
including the-reimbursement of its treasury for construction
expenditures. The company contemplate^ construction expenditures of
$4,850,000 during 1958.—V. 187, p. 1651.
program,
New York Capital Fund of Canada, Ltd.—Assets—
value
Net Esset
this Fund
of
March
on
amounted to
1957
31,
$23,-
equal to $29.07 a share on 818,408 outstanding shares, ac¬
cording to the quarterly report sent to stockholders by Armand G.
Erpf, President of the Fund, and Henry C. Brunie, Chairman of the
New York Capital Management Co.* of
Canada, Ltd. Three months
earlier net asset value was $23,047,238, equivalent to $27.13 a share
849,534 shares, and on March 31, 1957 it was $27,950,827, or $32.90
on the
849,602 shares outstanding on that date.
on
share
accounted for
approximately 60% of net assets as of March 31, 1958 and short-term
liquid items and. other priorities for 20%.—V. 187, p. 678.
The
that
said
report
equities
The
has
corporation
C.
Lasher
Dock
of
S.
Roblec,
who
election
Mutual
of
shipyard
of
Mich.
The
to
for
be
„
be
the
christened
service
part
as
1
~
draft,
of
25,891
tons
gross
16 miles per hour.
Northwestern
Mutual
will
and
service
a
speed
vessel,
will
place
Nuclear
The
corporation
The
be
to
April
on
offered
proceeds
ment.
at
filed
18
are
par
letter
a
notification
of
with
.
.
of
stock.
common
Corp., Glen Cove, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
on
April 22 filed a letter of notification
$250,000 of 6%
convertible debenture bonds
Under
stock
the
for
plan, Dunhill would issue
merger
each
share
of
York
New
Dock
of capital
eight shares
shares
ten
and
common
stook for < each share of New
York Dock
preferred
New York Pock now has 31,160 preferred and 64.994 common
sNew
80%
holding
a
York
of
real
Dock'had
been
terminal
a
until
the
to
has
it.
Port
company
Brooklyn waterfront property
in- 1956.
Since then, the firm
then,
portfolio,
41,100
<
1957* owned securities with
the * firm
according
shares
of
has
to
added
of
sold
be
holdings
186, p. 2853.
proceeds
in
New
ment
with
$900,000
Included
International.
American
Note
of
$6,072,562.
securities
of
the
in
New
Bank
May 2
the -Securities
scheduled
was
and
Exchange
to
York
Co.
to
portfolio
Coty,
its
are
also
Dock
and
bonds
The
26.
4'/2%
slated
are
proceeds
bonds, due
The
company
future
near
on
for
would
sale
be
has
Inc.—
to
covering its pro¬
bonds,
Keith
S.
See
to
retire
and
electronic
file
short-term
FOR
another
the
company's
registration
$60,000,000
bank
AND
3
on May
$70,000,000
statement
refunding
Syntex Corp.
in
the
MONTHS
ENDED
1958—3 Mos.—1957
MARCH
31
1958—12 Mos.—1957
$
$
$
233,212,558 213,379,904 902.013,783 835,446,488
150,005,322 141,991,648 603,630,452 570,387,241
Fed. taxes on income.^
26,488,000
21,481,000
90,619,000
79,718,000
Other operating taxes—
26,444,723
24,327,213
99,804,170
91,240,390
Net
revenues
expenses
operating
Total
income
30,274,513
(net)_—„
877,826
income
Net
income
Operating
per
Keith S.
ment in the
of
1958 over
granted
in
service,
to
increased
26,386,817
111,442,084
97,362,759
4,782,541
20,123,092
16,928,799
21,604,276
91,318,992
10,113,000
11,163,000
10,113,000
$2.24
$2.14
$8.18
$7.95
President,! stated
company's
revenues
1957. These
were
October
1957,
improvements
of
calls
and in
that
there
net income
was
for
improve¬
the first quarter
some
Iron
Co.
metal
parts
the
Investment
interested
Omaf
from
operations and to an
weather.—V. 187, p. 1897.
the
months
ended March
gains of $658,242.
31,
ended
1958,
March
31,
proceeds
$5,278,065
2,472,911
2,791,093
4,800,344
recommendation
of
Cash
James
top manage¬
company's 83Chairman of the
the
Penney,
founder,
Albert W. Hughes
was
named
Penney emphasized that, while he was relinquishing the
intends to devote his time and efforts, as always,
Mr.
the
he founded
company
as
'
Chairman
of
which
and
director.
a
new
his
bears
will con¬
He
name.
.
the
W. Hughes, joined the
Penney company in 1920 at Mobtrly, Mo.
Later he managed stores
fcb- Eureka, Utah, and Athens, Ga.
He .was transferred to the Per¬
sonnel Department in New' York City in 1926, became
Assistant to
the
5,285,225
in
President
to
in
1930
the head
and
of
Albert
Board,
director
a
Personnel in
11933.
in
1937
and
Hughes
Mr.
was
was
President
elected
1946.
William
has been
M.
Batten, the new President
Vice-President since 1953.-
a
to
Act;
assist
in
the
and
May 7, 1958,
in order to aid
Commission
lias
given
to request a hearing thereon.
Olin Mathieson in meeting its
the
Fria.
Street Fund, Inc.—Amends Registration
Statement—Increases Offering to 7,000,000 Shares—
This
corporation
demand
ment
with
from
on
for
the
May 1, announced that
shares it has amended
its
SEC
3,000,000 to
Lehman
that
to
increase
in
to
strong
registration
state¬
response
its
its
proposed initial public offering
Public offering price of the shares
7,000,000 shares.
already
ever
formed
for
they
that
the
underwriting
investment
700
indicated
the
of
managers
therefore,
appears,
will
the
purpose
bankers
join
the
syndicate
underwriting
of
securities
underwriting
will
be
a
announced
group,
and
one
hew
of
issue
dealers
group.
It
the
largest
of
common
after
was
all
basis
of
to
$2,507,622
per
share for
the
increased
the
corporation will
$115,000,000, substantially
fund.
$36,000,000
in addition
Corporation,
shares
as
The
Brothers
to
will
to
will
as
sold
privately
as
in
the
held
operations
underwriting,
for
investment company,
investment
the underwriting,
commence
serve
shares, it is indicated
with assets of more than
than the initial assets of any other
opening gssets will include approxi¬
acquired in
an
exchange
of
the
fund's
those
a
operations
of
larger
be
serves
continuously
start
number
fund's
new
completion of
well
as
assets
for
of
which
and
Officer,
Executive
Chief
on
a
or
about
mutual
May 29, the cor¬
fund,
offering its
the- public.
The fund,
for
which
Lehman
investment adviser, will seek growth of capital
current
income.
the
to
issued
request
a
an
order
he
for
hearing
upon
an
application
of
this
fund
to
pur¬
20
,
'
.
slightly
are
days
the
first
of
,
.
ahead
April
of
the
same
period
have
pessimistic
that the company's sales are
shoes, etc.) which ordinarily
than
are
The
showed
about-
a
the
year's
durables.
consumer
he
company,
than last year.
slight dip.
Mr. Hughes
results, pointing out
largely in soft goods (wearing apparel,
are
less affected by economic changes
quarter
not
was
said,
is
program this year of 19
30
stores and expansion,
proceeding
stores,
new
with
a
relocation
improvement
planned expansion
new buildings of
in
refixturing
or
of
170
about
stores.
Capital expenditures by the company for 1958 are expected
equal, or slightly exceed, the $12,500,000 expenditures of 1957.
addition,
the landlord's
expenditures will total at least twice
company's expenditures.—V.
187, p.
Pennsylvania Power
This
the
issue
filed
the
and
Securities
to
h*
the
1897.
Co.—To
has
company
Commission
and
Preferred
Sell
applications
Stock—
P.
Pennsylvania
the
with
Exchange
0\
proposing
Commission
share).
The
the
sale
and
stock
of
would
requirements
The
company
60,000
be
of
sold
the
shares
at
to
(par
$100
bidding in accordance
Exchange Commission.
with
preferred stock
new
competitive
Securities
proposes
of
and
apply
the
net
proceeds
the sale,
from
together with cash on hand and estimated to be received from opera¬
tions, toward the company's cash requirements during 1958 for the
of
estimated
to
$8,452,000
will
New
Castle,
new
be
steam-electric
facilities
for
the
generating
Pa.,
and
approximately
be
power
the
betterment
$11,979,000,
completion
unit
of
plant.—V.
of
p.
existing
facilities
approximately
of
eapacitty
installation
kilowatts
90,000
187,
of
which
of
the
a
at
now
its
1436.
Peoples Natural Gas Co. of South Carolina—Securities
—
Horner
&
An
Co.
an
$25 principal amount debenture and three shares
The
the
by Scott,
issue of
Feb. 1, 1975, and
stock in units ot
underwriting group
headed
publicly on April 29
offered
$375,000 of 20-year 7% debentures due
45,000 shares of $1 par value common
common
giving interested persons until May 12.
quarter
first
fact that Easter occurred two-weeks later
Earnings
said
one
Seeks Exemption Order—
first
the
held up well, A. W.
Hughes, President, told stockholders at the annual meeting on April<28,
Mr.
Hughes said April had held up in '
od snape particularly
in view of unfavorable weather in many sections of the country and
Offered
adviser.
to
as
reasonable
The SEC has
1958,
the
and
ago
construction
the
On
poration
1958,
for
year
per
Brothers,
approximately
have
First-Quarter Sales Up—
Sales
■
William
One
Brothers
*o£e6' 'ncludine Provision for income taxes, amounted
Per share compared with $3,836,414 or $1.37
an¬
of
company announced on April 29 changes in the
the company.
They are effective immediately.
promoted
$4,778,660
Fria',
to
Upon
outstondtae)0—V.S 187?^?. BBs"" 31, "" (b"S<,d <m 2'80!>.385
supply
of
the
The
$2,767,403
Company
mately
shares,
Corp.—Quarterly Results—
three
Paramount
(J. C.) Penney Go.—Changes in Top Management—
to
$2,434,965
*
organized
Aurora
!or the three months
the
that
on April 21 by Stroud & Co., Inc. at $3.37V2
share was quickly completed. For details, see V. 187,
1788.
*
tinue
1958—2 Mos.—1957
The bauxite will be refined into alumina for
shipment to the founding
shareholders of Fria, including olin Mathieson.
Omaf will issue
and sell its notes to two insurance companies in
an
aggregate amount not exceeding $40,000,000,
and will loan the
that
adverse
has
stock made
Board.
financing of a French Guinea corpora¬
Compagnie Internationale
pour
la Production
de
l'Aluniine.
The latter was organized by a group consisting of Olin
Mathieson and French, Swiss and British aluminum
companies, for
the purpose of mining extensive bauxite
deposits in French Guinea.
called
the
to
Corp.—Film Backlog to Increase
a
backlog of 21 completed new films,
product position of recent years, it was
April 25.
stated
year-old
Co.—Earnings—
until
persons
was
commitments
tion
in
results
185,
per
On
422.
p.
months.—V.
with
strongest
on
was
This
186,
12
Femt Dairies, Inc.—Stock Offering Completed—The
secondary offering of 50,000 shares of class A common
the
for
stock.
M
which includes net capital
income
for
precision
past
increase
corporation, a subsidiary of Olin Mathleson Chemical Corp.,
applied to the SEC for an order exempting it from all provisions
due, he said, in part to the rate increase
being 287,000 more telephones in
below.
Newmont Mining
•
the
in
V
major pictures would
grow
steadily
during
the
remainder
of
1958,
notwithstanding a
schedule
of
accelerated
release
to theatres in
coming months.
In
June, for example, there will be five topflight Paramount pictures
released, setting a single-month record in recent company history.
Paramount indicated
it is determined
"to keep the theatres of the
Unitd
States
and
the
world
supplied
with every type of screen
entertainment possessing built-in profit potential."
At least 10 additional major pictures will start filming at Paramount
in the months ahead under the company's recently announced "ex¬
panded production program."
Activity looking to acquisition of new
story properties has increased sharply at the studio.—V. 167, p. 1546.
a
Lehman
tL th™
to
and
This
lias
there
due
It
(N. Y. City)—Seeks Investment Company
mutual
Net
assets
revenues
Omaf Corp.
to
Newfoundland & Labrador Corp.—New Control
lnco™
fixed
1958—Month—1957
Act Exemption—
80.433,960
11,513,000
McHugh,
See Wabush
be
will be $12.50.
25,818,717
number
to
unit plus
Thq offering
.
public
shs.
oi
its
nounced
per
1958.
$19,885,512 $19,216,520 $40,271,720 $38,720,454
Operating expenses*
1_
13,159,436
12,039,932
27,026,183
24,924,362
Federal
income
taxes—
2,558,571
2,932,128
4,956,743
5,523,588
Other
operating
taxes.
1,732,540
' 3,510,134
1,477,047
2,994,439
3,261,922
share—
number
Earnings
94,100,837
5,333,622
-
25,580,043 107,960,161
806,774
3,481,923
31,152,339
-
Interest deductions
Average
high
below.—V.
Ohio Bell Telephone
mortgage
borrowings.
12
$
Other income
corporation,
added
were,
Paramount Pictures
industries.
Period End. Feb. 28—
of
to
additional
Period End. Mar. 31—
operating
Operating
stock
common
$1,000
1,
84,713
v-v..
■
Chairmanship, he
competitive bidding
retire
1991.
plans
an
EARNINGS
B
at
May
1958, there were 2,271,773 active meters in the system.
amount,
This
$171,304,000, 'principally
to
state¬
bonds.
It also intends
to sell $120,000,000 of
common
stock to
its parent
concern, the American Telephone & Telegraph Co.; under pre-emptive
rights on or about Sept.- 30. The proceeds from these issues would be
used
all
from
purchase
manufactures
company
operating income.
after charges
—V. 187, p. 1316.
registration
a
mortgage
through
used
file
Commission
posed offering of $70,000,000 refunding
McHugh, President; said on May 1.
-The
class
of
each,
Ogden Corp.—Shareholders Offered Syntex Stock—
York
from
Now York Telephone Co.—To Issue Bonds—
on
this
14.1%
increased
expenses
the greater volume of gas purchased at a higher cost.
franchise payments were $39,994,000, an increase of 8.IS.
528.
p.
p.
to
are
Net
company
and
was
of
result
On March 31,
Of
capital.
Net
The
shares
shares
debentures
the
May
(par 10 cents) to be
100 shares of common
underwritten.
net
The
about
income
received
market value
a
over
Murphy.
Mr.
Dunhill
substantial
V.
will not
1,000
the
on
due
stock
common
debentures
of
additional
of
interest
working
$1,000
B
In
rentals
at the end-of
50,000
units
in
The
of
class
earnings
rates.
new
a
ment
Brooklyn, N. Y., rental charged its New York
railway subsidiary,
and profit - from a
large
investment
portfolio,
i -The company, has-been building
up its portfolio for some time and
Since
and
offered
shares
units
of
company.
Its
estate
in
aircraft
is
Authority
stock,
100 shares
and
offered
of
stock.
outstanding.
Dunhill
1968
1,
with
company
covering
in
recent months,"
Taxes and
the
.
share
accrued
concerns.
capital
rise
Operating
per
The
company
both
of
operating revenue reached a record $253,884,000 for the most
us
non-cumulative convertible preferred
($io
share), without underwriting.
to be used for working capital and additional equip¬
■'
;■
-1: ;
'
preferred stock may be converted into one share of
.
Each
of
stockholders
entirely attributable to rate increases
stated Robert W. Miller, Chairman of the
V
the
Equipment
covering 30,000 shares of 6%
stock
$20,601,000,
was
Gross
Corp., Apollo, Pa.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
SEC
the
,
12
months period, higher by
13.1%
than a year ago. The
increase resulted from the greater number of customers as -weiras from
...
&
Earnings—
increase in earnings for
recent
vessel
Materials
1436.
p.
Board.1,
Life,
tire
187,
$2.42.
were
"The
simultaneously with the acceptance of
under long-term charter to Oglebav
Norton Co. The Cleveland company's former transportation constituent
was
known as the Columbia Transportation
Co. until last October,
when coal and ore mining, vessel transportation, Ferro Hot Top pro¬
duction,
and
other
interests
of
the
previously-affiliated
group
of
separate companies were merged under the name of Oglebay Norton Co.
Northwestern also owns, and has under long-term charter to Wilson
Marine
Transit
Co.
of
Cleveland, Ohio,
the
steamers
"Joseph S.
Wood," "J. Burton Ayres," and "J. H. Hillman, Jr."—V. 187, p. 1897.
the
SEC
the
1957
income
received in
nbout
of
above.—V.
Corp.
equivalent after preferred dividends to
$2.67 per common share based on the average number of shares out¬
standing. This compared with $19,184,000, or $2.54 per share for the
same period ended March
31, 1957. Earnnigs per share tor the year
in
have
Container
This corporatioti on April 29 reported an
months ended March 31, 1958.
Net
fleet of Oglebay Norton Co. of Cleveland, Ohio, in August of this year.
The new vessel will be 729 feet long, 39 feet deep and will have a
breath of 75 feet.
It will have a
deadweight capacity, at summer
Co.—Proposed Merger—
this
12
Lakes—is
Great
the
,
Pacific Lighting Corp.—Reports Higher
.
.
bulk
early June and will be
Columbia Transportation Division
the
of
on
on
V
National
See
-
ship
launched
company
authorized by
of a public
Partial Redemption-
H.
1153.
p.
..
largest
and
ri
registration statement covering the proposed issue is in the
of preparation and is expected to be filed with the Securities
Exchange Commission in the near future.-
and
.
Lakes
Great
new
v
vessel—to
new
expected
■
-
Edmund
Gen.
succeeds L.
He
Co., Milwaukee,
Life Insurance
its
name
$0.3(5
-
■
course
freighter the
for its newly-elected Board Chairman.
the "Edmund Fitzgerald" is nearing. completion in
Great Lakes
Engineering Works at River Rouge
company
will
"Edmund Fitzgerald,"
-
Glass Co.—Tb Sell Debentures—
offering.
186,
Wis.—To Charter New Vessel—
This
:
form
Co.
Maj.
of
Vice-Chairinan.—V.
elected
was
Northwestern
and of Durhill International, Inc.,
have agreed in principle to mierge the' $wo companies.
Joseph A, Murphy, President and Treasurer of New York Dock Co.,
said the two firms •>:hope to work out details
of the merger within
the next few months.
The plan then would be subject to the approval
directors
the
1436.
p.
Chief Executive Officer.
and
576.
p.
$2,366,898
6,597,753
$0.29
share——------
April 28 announced that the $50,000,000 bor¬
the board of directors on April 16 will be in
offering of long-term debentures. ;
group of investment banking firms headed by Lazard Freres &
and Goldman,
Sachs <& Co. of New York will underwrite the
This
rowing
Corp.—New President—
announced the
President
as
6,602,023
—
per
Owens-Illinois
Sale—
on
Nylacorc
New York
The
187,
A
North American Car
equivalent
their
and
-~V.
achieved
f788,497,
a
13,527
12,422
$1,892,985
-
—
income
long-term shipbuilding
from
below.—V. 187,
Corp.
Federal
outstanding
Estimated
A
United
income
income
Shares
the
of
Norden-Ketay Corp.—To Vote
See
delivered
Light Co.—Bond Offering Cleared
New Jersey Power &
The
and
purchase
'Net
40-liour
a
week
(Detroit),
like amount of 4*
a
income
taxes
income taxes
Federal
for
Provision
412,801,144 383,909,56j
—-—-
on
1958
1957 v"',:
$35,940,160 $39,185,954
4,007,985
5,058.898
2,115,000
2,(.92,000
~
sales
before
•'
-
unbilled
contracts
contracts
on
the
percentage-of-completion basis; such income for any period
will therefore vary from the billings on the contracts. Contract billings
and estimated unbilled balances are subject to possible adjustments
resulting from statutory and contractual provisions.—V. 186, p. 1957.
2315, 195 Broadway,
received by the company at Room
be
N.
major
period
Equivalent number of employees,
basis, working during the last
period
Construction
Bids will
of
the
of
March 31—
Ended
Months
Three
Net
$33,611,058 $39,312,224
-
—.
balance
close
the
at
the
Bell Telephone Co.—Bids May 5—
New Jersey
New York.
operations
Totals
Estimated
has 'joined with" two of its subsidiaries, Granite
Northern Berkshire Electric Co. in the filing
May 12, 1958, to request a hearing thereon.
The funds
by the subsidiaries to pay bank notes (in the respective
167,
work
t'T
Corp.—Earnings Lower—
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
Profit
and
Co.
application with the SEC lor an order authorizing borrowings
by the subsidiaries, from NEES, in tile respective amounts of $1,000,000
and $1,245,000; and the Commission has given interested persons until
an
V.
$25,544,876 $24,433,310
4,684,979
844,671
560,469
2,536,532
4,218,848
—
and
repairs—,
turbines and accessories-
Hydraulic
in Affiliate-
England Electric System—Stock
cori>oration
This
of
*
conversions
Morse,
S.
Offering Over¬
subscribed-—Carl M.'Loeb, Rhoades & Co.j Ladenburg,
Thalmann & Co. and Wertheim & Co., managers of the
underwriting group, on May 1 announced that the New |
England Electric System offering of 968,549 additional
common shares to its stockholders of reecord April 30,
1958, has been oversubscribed.State
Ended—
24,'58 Mar. 25,'57
Mar.
The
New
company,
-
—Three Months
,
Ship
President, on April 25, announced that this
corporation
has 6old - its interest
in Escambia Chemical Corp. to
Electric Bond & Share Co. and United Gas Corp.
These two partners
joined with. National Research four years ago to organize and finance
Escambia Chemical which has a $2o,0U0,000 plane at Pensacola, Fla.
for the
production of ammonia, nitric acid, polyvinyl chloride and
methanol.—V. 187, p. 1897.
substantially all of the portfolio securities and cash (aggregat¬
approximately $37,000,000). of Aurora Corp., a private investment'.'
in exchange for stock of-the fund.- The fund lias filed a
registration statement proposing the public- offering of 3,000,000 shares
of its stock; and the purchase of the Aurora assets is contingent in1
part on the receipt by the fund of at least $25,000,000 from, the sale'
of its stock to underwriters.—V. 187, p. 1897.
ing
Balance
Unbilled
-—
Shipbuilding contracts
Research Corp.—Sells Interest
National
Decline
Contracts Increased—
pleted.—V. 187, p. 1435.
Richard
Employees
chase
Co.—-Billings
of Major
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock
Lead
National
12
ot
stock at $37.75 per unit.
debentures
months
may
be
redeemed
beginning Feb.
1,
at
prices
1958 to
100%
ranging from
for
the year
107%
beginning
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...
Chronicle
(2005)
accrued interest in each case. They are
the sinking fund at 100ft and accrued
Fei 1.
1977'
deemable through
also re¬
interest.
PROCEEDS—This financing will provide funds for conversion
natural gas of the company's existing gas distribution systems
Florence,
Darlington and Sumter, S. C. and the construction of
natural gas distribution system in Hartsville,. S. C.
to yield
ih
Three
a
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
'
•'
'
-V
;
'
.
EFFECT
TO
bds.. GYtVv series due 1978
7';. debentures due 1978
—
Common Stock, $1 par
or
the
in
mortgage.
'
,
.v
.
Horner & Co.
Courts
Barnwell St Co
Frost, iRead & Simons,
Huger,
at
prices
105ft
will
which
the
net
1959
proceeds
current
and
of
$86,000,000
electric
in
service
company
and
one
own
and
about
in
the
The
service
gas
operating
For
area.
revenues
the
derived
was
atid- 2ft* from
gas
the
operate
population of about 3,600,000 in the electric service
steam.
EARNINGS—For
the
from
—
12
reported total operating
before income deductions
,
months
revenues
of
1957
electric
year
and
area
pany's
1,300,000
cities
CAPITALIZATION
Feb.
28.
of
the
and
gross
company
in
000
income
•'••••
.2%'ft
GIVING EFFECT -TO PRESENT FINANCING
stock
Outstanding
due
1967
be
is
1971
.y
.
' 20,000.000
1974________—65.000,000
$65,000,000
duo
due
series
due
1978
25,000.000
3ft
Inc.i_.__
series
due
1981
2ftft
30,000,000
3?/a.ft
1982
35,000.000
3ft ft
1983
20.000,000
3ft ';>
due
1985
due
1987
series
stock—$100
series
4.3(1
'
the
Bank
tional
proposed
borrowing
Reconstruction
for
of
$15,000,000
and Development
from
the
tWorld Banki
by
amounts
for
and'earnings
the
first
three
months
of
1958
same
the
understood
corporation, is
Vicara
Textile
Synthetic
Chemical Corp.
But Pfizer wil first
Vicara
put
taken
division
of
through
a
F.
the
except
as
purchasers
the
company
the
option to buy
Virginia-Carolina
an
research
program,
ap¬
to determine whether the difficulties that have
prevented
earning a profit ih its eight-year career can be overcome.
long Pfizer would have to exercise its option if it satisfies itself
with the research program, and what price it might pay for the Fibre
How
in
that
Pfizer
with
agreement
of
the
but
case
Baird & Co.,
Co.__
Sherrerd-'__
declined
projects"
to
that
company has
an
option
permit it "to study some
under way on Vicara
would not say whether Pfizer
the company has
further.
comment
the
will
that
Virginia-Carolina
research
that
confirmed
He
an
option to buy the Fibre division, but it is understood it does.
Virginia-Carolina
officials,
reached
at
company
headquarters in
Richmond, Va., also confirmed Pfizer will do some research on Vicara
350,000
Inc.
1,500,000
Bodine
St
Parrlsh
St
200,000
Weeks—
1,500,000
Stroud
&
1,500,000
Thayer,
—V.
Hut ton
Co,
187,
ft
..
fibre
is
under
at
way
mark
the Textile
Research
of
turning
a
the
fibres,
produced
ginia-Carolina
put
officials
,
conceded
have
chemicals
from
it
the
on
it
market
has
from
derived
eight
earned
never
corn-refining.
a
Vir-
ago,
but
company
profit
and
disclosed
years
time ago that they were looking for a buyer for the division.
Virginia-Carolina spokesman said on April 17 the Vicara plant
in Taftville, Conn., had been closed about a month ago and no fibre
is being
produced there now.
The plant has a production capacity
of
eight million pounds a year, relatively small as synthetic-fibre
some
A
go,
running
Vicara
but
at
it's
even
has
known
than
less
found
that
that
uses
some
the
before
shutdown
the
plant
•
200,000
,
__
Stein
socks
sweaters,
and
other
types
St
Boycer_
1,500,000
Bakor
St Co.__
funds
Into
needed
to
overcome
who
buyer
a
would
these
be
difficulties, and
150,000
The
able
to
pour
the
necessary
research.
Advantages
that it has "a
fine, soft feel: equivalent to
cashmere" and that it retains more
moisture than many other synthetics.
This latter property cuts down
the tendency to collect
static electricity that many highly waterresistant synthetics have, amd makes the fibre more comfortable to
■wear,
he
Pfizer
of
Vicara,
according
to
Mr.
Jones,
are
has. said.
declined
comment
whether
on
the
research
project
at
&
and
amendments
plan
to
the
incliuied
apnroval
for the parent company
of
an
amended
first
R. Matthews,
preliminary results indicated that the company
35 cents per share, compared with 68 cents
in
the
first quarter last
year.
The company's production totaled
5 765 000 tons as against 8,714,000 tons in
the first three months of
1957.' The official report of first quarter results will be released
In
will
discussion
a
early
next
of
that
said
earned
have
about
week.
explained that the decline in the company's pro¬
about 33ft, was greater than the industry's decline of about
Matthews
Mr
duction
due
to
greater
participation
in
the
metallurgical
which have been the hardest hit.
appraisals of probable performance for the balance
Matthews said,
"It is our judgment the projection
and
export
In
Mr
of the year,
of
acreage
speculation
in
the
directed towards the second
textile
goal.
trade that the research might
("Wall Street Journal")—V. 187,
1788.
Philadelphia
Stanley & Co.
derwriting
Electric
Co.
—
Bonds
Offered
—
Morgan
and Drexel & Co. jointly headed an un-
group
comprising 32 investment firms which
May 1, 1988, priced at 99.75% and accrued interest,
quarter
2,000
—__
14,000
1,000
3,500
1.000
Oo.
Reeves
-Reynolds
St
&
1,500
1,500
Co._._
Co.,
Inc._____
Richards,
2,500
Peterson, Inc.
•Sohwabacher St Co.
2,000
Merrill
St
1,000
20,000
14,000
Donald
3,500
3,500
1,300
Shmnan, Agnew Ss Co.____
Corp.
C.
Sloan
2,500
William
4,000
Stephenson,
1,500
Talbot
R.
St
Staats
Co.___.
<te
Co.
Leydecker
4,000
<te
Co.
1,500
2,000
Stewart,
2,000
Wagenseller
1,000
Walston
1,000
L.
1,500
Wilson, Johnson St Higgin^ 2,500
Dean, Witter <fe Co._
20,000
Wulff, Hansen St Co.
2,500
York
St
Co.
1,00a
Eubanks,
Meyerson St Co,_____
Co
& Co
3,000
1,000
1,000
3,000
14,000
Werschkul St Sons___
J.
& Durst, Inc.
Co., Inc.__
1,500
&
____
1,000
1789.
Zilka, Sinither St Co., Inc.
4,000
Electric Power Co.—Warrant Agent— '
Chemical
Corn
Exchange
warrant
Bank,
agent
New
under
1958
a
York, N. Y., has been
subscription offer which
to holders
of
its
stock.
common
Colorado—Registers With SEC—
160,000
shares
pected
Net
cumulative
of
Blyth
Corp.,
nationwide
a
St
Co.,
that the issue
for a period of
proceeds
from
preferred
Inc.
underwriting
stock, par $100.
The
Smith, Barney & Co. will
and
to
group
will
be
five
offer
the
sale
the
of
„
facilities,
its
and
spent
$5,000,000
distribution
First
head
is
ex¬
electric
for
general
for
lower
cost
of
stock
a
will
be
program
which is
expected
1958-60.
Of this amount,
$17,000,000 for gas
miscellaneous property.
facilities,
and
an operating public utility engaged,
together with
principally in the generation, purchase, transmission,
sale of electricity and in the
purchase/ transmission,
and
and
State
of
of
sale
of
natural
Colorado,
Denver
Operating
$91,007,519
and
the
the
the
income
net
Its
gas.
principal
immediate
of
revenues
and
and $10,267,333
of
It
compaliy is
subsidiaries,
the
be
to
at
preferred
new
applied by the company to its construction
cost $102,000,000 during the three years,
is
securities.
years.
to
$80,000,000
the
non-redeemable
operations
distribution
during
company
to
are
center
wholly within
being in the
vicinity.
$10,877,575,
1957
compared
amounted
with
to
$83,266,879
in 1956.
Giving effect to the sale of the new preferred stock, capitalization
the company will consist of $120,717,500 in long term debt; 500.000
shares
of
of
cumulative
common
stock,
preferred
par
Service Co.
Public
stock,
$10.—V.
of
187,
$100;
par
and
3,352,000
shares
1546.
p.
Indiana, Inc.- -Changes in Per-
sonnel—
Robert
Gallagher has
A.
Chairman
of
and
Gallagher
Mr.
Hebel
as
was
Chief
been
elected
Executive
to
Officer.
the
newly created position
Edmond W.
Hebel
succeeds
President.
formerly
an
Executive Vice-President.—V. 187,
first
the
due
some
Securities
Northwest Co._„___
2.500
&
Boston
Mr.
markets,
Coast
2,000;
Co.
Public Service Co. of
em¬
and all subsidiaries,
stock option plan.
quarter performance,. A.
company's
20,000
This company filed a registration statement on April 29 with the
Securities
and
Exchange Commission covering
a
proposed
sale
of
City
;
action
stockholder
Other
ployees retirement
name
offered for public sale on April 30 a new issue of $40,000,000 first and refunding mortgage bonds, 33/4% series
P.
...
Consolidation Coal Co.
Co._
St
Corp._j._
Co_______
distribution
the corporate
Smith_._______
3,000
1,500
2,500
Daniel
company made on April 22,
See details in V. 187, p. 1898.
The
change
3,000
Pierce,
2,500
7
2,000
20,000
this
Later, it is expected that turbine power
voted to
2,500
Co._a
Lynch,
Pasadena Corp.
George Patten Investment
3,500
McFaul
money
Changed—
2,500
2,600
Inc___
Curtis
1.500
appointed New York
will be supplied.
The company said that if mass produced in automoblie volume, the
Sky Car would cost little more than a high-priced motor car.
The
corporation also said it has already begun certification pro¬
ceedings with the Civil Aeronautics Administration.—V. 186, p. 2373.
3,000
Co.___:
St
Potomac
Co.
Paine, Rice St Co
Paine, Webber,' Jackson St
Friedman
p.
&
2,500
:
187,
2,000
a,-__
_____________
St
Cleveland
St
Inc.
Co.
Marshall—
H.
Co.
Pacific
Fay
Hughbanks Inc.
—V.
3,500
St
Pacific
Co
Pont
Hill Richards
Hooker
4,000
Co
2,000
,
Hemphill & Co._„_
&
Co
.
1,500
Co.
Hess
As
&
Mitchum, Jones St
Templeton
Murphey ; Favre,
Inc.
The Ohio Company_______
2,000 f
Boston
St
Jones
Revel Miller St Co
2,500
Co.
St
have
forth
set
1,000
St
du
First
Hawkins
Cpmmission—
16
shares
Ryons
S.
Fenner St
r
:
Writ. P. Harper & Son
Corp.—Develops "Sky Car"—
April
3.600,000 shs.
severally,
of
McDonald
2,000
Inc.
Company
Hannaford
With
earnings would represent a conservative appraisal of the
vear's performance."
George, H. Love, Chairman, indicated that no further developments
of projects at Cresap, W. Va., are expected to be announced this year.
The thought was expressed that 1958 and 1959 do not promise market
opportunities sufficiently attractive for the start of new developments
aiming to increase the company's activities in coal chemicals.
It
was
pointed out that the company's participation in potash and in
calcined carbon matured just when the market turned downward.
In
response
to
questions concerning the company's interest in
Illinois coal acreage. Messrs. Love and Matthews said that some coal
be
I.
Foster
This
on
below,
number
McAndrew
Dillon,; Union
&
The
shareholders
the
Merrill
Inc
^
The
-
Irving Lundborg & Co._
3,000
Collins & Co
First
The
.
22ft
to
Princeton will be directed towards modifying Vicara or changing its
chemical composition to make it into a distinct new fibre.
There has
boon
Nev.—Files
Consolidation Coal Co.—Name
5,000,000shs.
Mason Brothers
MacCormack &
Ferris
on
Pittsburgh
None
Shares
2,500
Securities St
200,000
Piasccki Aircraft.
None
June
&
Weedon
Eastman
April 21 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock to be offered at par
($1 per share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used for
expenses incidental to mining operations.
,
company
■
-
Loewi
Skaggs St Co.____
Dcinpsey-Tegeler St Co
2,100,000
•
15,000,000
$15,000,000
v
2,500
Clark
Waldo
covering
10.000,000
1,000
Baird
J.
>
16,000.000
.
2,000,
Maxfield
Securities and Exchange
.'
Lester,
Davis,
1,500,000
Co.
Earnings Show Decline—
therefore
W.
Evans
Co., Reno,
12,000,000
.
2,000
Dauglierty, Butchart
Cole, Inc.
350,000
Inc._—
Dean Witter
Development
.
.
purchase
Inc.
Crowell.
2,600,000
1898.
Pi-A-Kec
to
Co
involved in scientific and engineering computation.
Costs
of the program will be shared by the two
companies.
Processes of
chemical plants, petroleum refineries, electric power plants and many
other industries could be controlled by the new computer,
the an¬
nouncement said.—V. 187, p. 48.
President,
be
for
W.
William
Co.,
St CO)
Struthers &
9,400,000
4.000,000
;
names:
Co._.
First. California
job that
would
Sz
j.
15.000.000
41,500
St
corporation and the Leeds & Northrup Co. on April 22 an¬
nounced
a
joint program to develop, design - and build
a
digital
computer.
It
would
be
for industrial process
control
and
data
to
looking
respective
Adams
Winslow,
Corp.—To Develop Digital Computer—
clothing but Malcolm Jones, head of, Vicara operations of VirginiaCarolina, has said that its major problem is a tendency;,to lose strength
when
it
gets wet,
which made it hard
to handle under
standard
textile processing and
finishing techniques. He said recently that Vir¬
ginia-Carolina Chemical hasn't had enough money to do the research
was
M.
E.
150,000
350,000
Wood,
Outstanding
$32,980,000
.
underwriters -named
commitment
M. Byllesby & Co.
(Inc.)
Campbell & Robbins Inc.__
Chace, Whiteside &
350,000
__
Barney & Co.__
&
_
.
11.
This
of
to
FINANCING
.
*
$7.50)
(par
Brush, Slocumb & Co.
ft
_________—
Bros.
PRESENT
>
;
Blakenship, Gould &
Blakely, Inc.
was
capacity.
in
common
expected
tSubject to the terms of the indenture of
mortgage and
July 1, 1945, as supplemented.
their
Francis
.
plants
as
dated
350.000
.
ner
Smith,
—.350,000
p.
Co.,
is
the
on
in Princeton,
N. J., but declined to disclose towards what
goals the research is being directed.
If Pfizer does
eventually buy the Vicara operation, it
will mark
that company's first venture into the textile industry, and may also
is
_
Hurry, Inc
version.
program
Institute
60ft
.
:
a_-
Bateinan, Elchler & Co._
Bingham, Walter &
Singer, Dcane & Scrib-
Dulles St Bat¬
Inc.
Philco
SEC
on
..
,_i
350,000
200,000
Parke
Co., Inc
Hornblower
E.
rate
.
____
&
Sheridan Bogan Paul &
1,500,000
1,500.000
tles,
1987
firm
a
Co.,
2,600,000
& Co.
2,600,000
Janney,
&
—_______
Noyes St Co.
J. J. B. Hilliard & Son
W.
due
trust
Robert
Pierce,
Smith—
&
Turben
Hemphill,
&
TO
1,
Co
350,000
Co.
200,000
Dominick-
&
Co.
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts
Company
St
1987
Bailey
W. H. Newbold's Sons St
Townsend,
Ferris
&
point in one of the outstanding no-success stories
synthetic-fibre field.
Vicara, one of the "acrylic" (wool-like)
research
the
___•
1077
Blyth St Co., Inc
E.
corporation on April 19 announced it has developed a Sky Car,
a prototype of which will make its first flight this Spring.
The vehicle,
which resembles an automoblie and has room for four passengers,
will be propelled by two horizontal rotor-like propellers
which can
lift it off the ground and push it forward at speeds up to 100 miles
an
hour, ft
7',: • -7'
1 ft-ft-'1The Sky Car is a commercial version of the Piasccki 59-K vehicle
developed for the Army.
The corporation said it plans to modify the
Army design for commercial use as soon
as military requirements
have been fulfilled.
Two piston engines will be used in the initial
an
agreement between the two companies, but would not com¬
further and referred other questions to Pfizer.
Pfizer said a
ment
dividend
$5,769,share
Shares
severally agreed
principal
respective
Lynch,
Merrill,
350,000
has
under
to
;
a
due
mortgage.
have
Masten
Fenner
350,000
St
E.
Merrill
200,000
Childs St Co., Inc.
&
below
following
A.
2,600,000
The
known.
not
are
spokesman has
increased
.
due
Atkinson
Clark & Co
the fibre from
A
the
$36,354 000,
were
1986___
opposite
Kidder, Peabody & Co._ $2,600,000
Kuhn, Loeb St Co
2,600.000
3,125,000
St
in the
provided
named
of
made
parently
division
income
EFFECT
1
•
.
UNDERWRITERS—The
231.345 shs.
12.806,125 shs.
bonds:
new
__a_
W.
231,345 shs.
;
due
•Unlimited.
deed
processing
have
to
Fibre
40ft
are
per
1984
tPreferred stock
150,000 shs.
Harriman Ripley <fe Co.,
Inc.
new
May Buy* Vicara Textile Fibre Unit—
amount
from
Dominick
7
,
This
area
amounting to $1.75
approximately
1975
series,
Common, slock
300,000 shs.
14,768,655 shs,
Co.
Crouter
John
employee stock option plan. Under the revised
pension system, Social Security benefits will no longer be considered
in calculating pension; benefits. The result will be an increase in pen¬
sion payments with the plan benefiting particularly those employees
earning less than $10,000 annually.
The option plan earmarks 500,000 shares cf common stock for pur¬
chase by employees at prices not less than 95 ft?
of the market price
at the date the, options are. granted.
Approximately 7,300 employees
are eligible te* participate in the new plan.;
a
cumul.__
Clark, Dodge & Co
last year, an increase of 6 ft.. Profits were $6,526,263 against
$5,485,298 in the 1957 quarter, a gain of 195c. Earnings per share of
common stock were $1.20 per share, up from $1.01 a year ago.
The shareholders on April 21 approved a liberalized employee pension
and
stk.,
-750,000
DeHaven
period
program
in
Leeds
Butcher
274.720 shs.
par ):
com.
Blyth & Co., Inc.
"
the
were
(no
Inc.
(Chas.) Pfizer & Co., Inc.—First Quarter Earns. Up—
highest for any first quarter in the company's 109-year history,
E. McKeen, President, told shareholders on April 21.
Sales totaled $53,779,115, compared with $50,703,614 in
the
St
Bartow
which
GIVING
bonds:
series,
300.000 shs.
pref.
of
Robert W.
C.
Sales
purposes.
service
revenues
"Net
I960,
Debentures
150,000 shs.
150,000 shs.
Morgan Stanley & Co.- $3,125,000
Drexel
of
due
47h ft
400,000 shs.
—
purchase
E.
-
ting
annual
series,
40,000,000
500,000 shs.
PURCHASERS—The
to
1692.
p.
1956;
in
second
5ft «
stock
♦Unlimited
its
wholly-owned subsidiary, The Peruvian Corp. Ltd. Proceeds of the loan
will be spent in re-equipping the Central Railway and the Southern
Railway, both located ih Peru.'
Special general meetings of the shareholders of the parent company,
Peruvian
Transport Corp. Ltd., also sanctioned the loan agreement
with the World Bank, and at the same time approved a change of the
company's name to Peruvian Investment and Finance Ltd.—V. 187,
divid.
Common
Interna¬
share,
due
series,
series,
150,000 shs.
series
$1
Bank—Change in Name of Parent Approved
debenture
to
the
1956.
series, due 1977
.
4 ft ft
cumulative:
par
_____
series
3.8',;?
of this corporation's 6'ft debenture stock and 5',«» convert¬
stock at meetings held in Toronto, Canada, gave their
Holders
per
1958.
50,000,000
'
series
Common stock
consent
opera
in
in
current
per
in
series,
due
Preferred
1692.
p.
Peruvian Transport Corp., Ltd.—Subsidiary to Borrow
ible
total
share
The
-
mortgage
due
Unclassified
From World
in
Authorized
"First
series
Ltd. ^below.
Corp.,
Offered —A
price of $24.25.
a
construction,
Included
.
4 ft ft
1,000
4.4ft
Transport
for
and
$5,192,000
CAPITALIZATION
series
Peruvian Investment & Finance Ltd.- -New NamePeruvian
Co. —Stock
Salem.
$34,510,000
$1.20
tax-free
scries
■
ft ft
4.68',,
Soe
any
contemplated.
supplies electric service; to approximately
1957.
per
DIVIDEND
2
1.500
Ltd. below.—V. 187,
Corp.,
for
plans
presently
are
value) at
par
program
and
from
$1.73
3',iseries
Peruvian Transport
with
1957
against
2'!ift
Peruvian Corp. Ltd.—-Borrows From World Bank—
See
no
refunding mortgage bonds-
series
2,000
_
•
Portland
compared
1958
$238,777,000
$46,930,000.
• '
r
Authorizcd
"First and
1548.
p.
($7.50
EARNINGS—In
.
ended
Electric
Oregon.
3 ft ft; series
187,
stock
construction
3 ft ft
:
—V,
General
BUSINESS- -Company
the
population of
of
approximately 84',;>
of
operations, 14';?
l'roni
of
but has
acquisitions
actively
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from this sale,
together with those from
the private sale of $15,000,000 of
5ft sinking fund debentures, will be
used to repay, loans obtained from
temporary financing of the com¬
distribution
Marylaiid.
pipelines
further
No
outlay
is
share.
the
of
future
this
of
most
company
1546.
p.
common
south¬
the
Conowingo
Hydro-Electric
Project
subsidiary provides electricity in northeastern
territory served covers 2,340 square miles
with
a
-
and
group
pro¬
in
exploration
of underwriters headed by Blyth & Co., Inc* of¬
fered publicly on April -30 a total of
360,000 shares qf
31,
I960.-
in
in
projects.
187,
Portland
financing
March
expenditures
and
supplies
at
and
immediate
such
principal
interim
with
require
in
primarily
of
the
outstanding
connection
will,
$112,000,000
for
were
drilling
interested
-Including
the
Its
the
—V.
portion
a
obtained
in
used
and
to
continues
company
-
,
use
loans
to
decreasing
The
compared with over $40,000,000 last year,
is for completion of existing projects.
Messrs.
Love
and
Matthews
said
that
as
100.9799;
Pennsylvania, including Philadelphia," and gas service
territory, excluding Philadelphia.- Three1 subsidiaries
same
2,500
;
—:
work
1958,
at
$23,000,000
be
coupon,
Inc.
_
—-
Corp.
will
3% ft
a
eastern
93,928 shs.
,
—
Securities
balance
named
Co.
there and has not exercised its options on major
blocks, since its
interest in midwest holdngs is long
range in nature.
Capital expenditures for 1958 are expected to be nearly $20,000,000,
on
7;,;
101.05; White, Weld & Co.,
1987.
company
which
all
Fuel
was
April 29
on
100.9599.
redeemable
1,
repay bank
of
construction
—8,000
Co.
St
Carolina
be
May
BUSINESS—Company
Units
Scott,
to
bonds
Inc.,
thereafter
after
$134,000,000 in
names of the underwriters and the number
has severally agreed to purchase are as follows:
which each
units
sale
The
jected
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
the
the
Corp.,
Co.
will
and
and
construction,
1958.
375,000
,
bonds
1959
on
for
Boston
PROCEEDS—The
of
$800,000
100,000 shs.
First
new
30,
from
to but not in excess'of $10,000,000 of additional bonds of the
future series' may be issued subject to the limitations contained
♦Up
1978
The
amount
Outstanding
*$800,000
375.000
mtge.
First
The
Halsey, Stuart St
April
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
:
bids
runner-up
follows:
and
BUSINESS—The company, which is a gas utility, was incorporated
in Delaware on Sept. 27,
1957. On Jan. 30, 1958, as a result of a
merger, the company acquired the assets and assumed the
liabilities
of Consolidated Utilities Corp.
and its two wholly-owned gas utility
subsidiaries, Peoples Gas Co. and Sumter Gas & Power Co.
All of
such companies were South Carolina Corporations. One of the merging
companies had owned, and the company has acquired all of the
capital stock of Supertane Gas Co., a South Carolina corporation
engaged ii> the sale of bottled gas to customers in and around the
towns
served by the company.
The company serves the Towns of Florence, Darlington and Sumter.
S C. and intends to construct a distribution system in the Town of
Hartsville, S. C., where it has a franchise. There are no mains or
services in Hartsville at present;
The area served and to be served
is located in northeastern South Carolina,' *•'
•
;
V
approximately 3.76% to maturity. The issue
awarded to the group at competitive sale
its bid Of 99.10%.
~
to
9
1094.
p.
'
•
•
•
'
"
'
.
Pusret
Power
Sound
&
Light
Co.—Bonds
'
®
Offered—
.
there
was
obtained
through
the
acquisition
of
Pocahontas
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith headed an un¬
derwriting group which offered on April 29 an issue of
$30,000,000 first mortgage bonds, 4y8% series due May 1,
1988,
The
on
other
and
and accrued interest, to yield 4.04%.
award of the issue at competitive sale
a bid of 100.6699%.
won
April 28
Two
Inc.
at 101.47%
group
on
bids
Lehman
named
a
Brothers
4V4ft
coupon,
(jointly),
viz:
101.91;
Halsey,
and
Stuart
Stone
&
&
Co.
Webster
'
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2006)
Securities
First
The
Corp.,
Smith,
and
Corp.,
Boston
bonds'will
The new
tng
105.60',o
from
from 101.50ft
piices rang~
be redeemable at regular redemption
to
and at special redemption
accrued interest in each case.
prices
par,
to par, plus
scaling
of
the
bank
$20,000,000 principal amount
6'%ft series due 1987. The
other funds, will be used to
together with
provide funds for construction purposes.
proceeds,
incurred to
loans
Sound Power & Light Company is an electric
within the State of Washington.
The company s
approximately 3,200 square miles principally in
the Paget Sound region of western Washington and includes part of
Kittitas County in the central portion of the state.
In 1957 the estima feci population
of the company's operating territory totalled 735,000
compared with 583,000 in 1950. The territory includes 270 communities
BUSINESS—Puget
utility
adjacent
rural
of
the
Dividends
—V.
Merrill
G.
Lynch,
&
Inc.
Co._____
1,100,000
Francis I. duPont & Co.
Hallgarteu
Paine,
500,000
500,000
Fahnestock & Co,,—400,000
Granbery, Mavache &
Co.
——.
400,000
H. Hentz & Co
400,000
C. F. Childs & Co. Inc.
300,000
Dcmpsey-Tegeler & Co._
300,000
Elkins, Morris, Stokes &
1,100,000
—
1,100,000
Co
1,100,000
Jackson
&
Webber.
Curtis
Reynolds
1,100,000
.
&
1,100,000
Co._
Wertheim & Co.-.
Shearson, Hummill &
Co.
/...ft,
'
ft-,-
1,000,000
American Securities
Co.
.
Net
Corp.
Clark, Dodge & Co.„~—
900,000
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.
Ferris & Co.——_——
Shields & Co
900,000
The
900,000
Space Corp.
Newhard, Cook
900,000
ftft
Walker & Co.—
G. H.
Bache & Co.—
Baker,
Weeks & Co.—
700,000
Ball, Burge & Kraus—
700,000
Burns
Eros.
&
Denton,
Inc.
700.000
—
Johnston,
Lemon
Cooiey
Co...._
&
McDonald
700,000
Co.
600,000
Co.—
&
Ohio
&
600,000
The Robinson-Humphrey
Adams
&
Shelby
600,000
500,000
^
— -
Peck———
Cullom
Davis
Co.
&
•
Nolan, Fleming-
B.
Hibbs
&
Co.—
300,000
300,000
300,000
200.000
200,000
200,000
200,000
200,000
200,000
200,000
•:
'
i,'\yr
200,000
.
187, p.
Fund
187, p.
total
net
number
assets
share
per
of
43,9*00
from
from
the
$133,219,000
and
12,464,836
market
cost
Also
$11.42.
to
shares
during
outstanding
the
There
of
its
the
reached
highs
new
respectively.
value
of
all
the
investments
Fund's
March
on
Common
stocks
Corp.
of
America—Announces
mental Devices—
:
~v$r'
Two
new
to
Way
,
One
•
■
of
the
devices
the
is
Vice-President in
microwave
diode
quency detector in radar systems and as
In computing systems.
The other device is
wide
a
point the
electronic com¬
variety of electronic circuits.—V.
charge of Research.
for use as a high-fre¬
ultra-high-speed switch
an
a
announced
were
rectifier for
power
187,
use
in
1546.
p.
Railway
Railway
:>■
•
Insurance Co., representing the balance advanced
its
on
$3,000,000 15-year loan. The
terms of the agreement call
for payment of interest at the rate of
5Vs% semi-annu¬
ally and repayment of $200,000 of principal each year
for 15 years commencing Nov.
1, 1959. On Nov. 14, 1957,
$1,000,000 was advanced to the company under the loan
agreement.
The
proceeds were
used
to
purchase the assets
of
Th£ LiebelJFlavsheim Co. and the building and
moving programs in Rochester,
N. Y., in addition to increasing inventories and
accounts receivable.
STATEMENT
OF
Profit
profit
\
current
Total
Net
•,
—V.
—
and
finance
charges
$3,653,000
$744,000
344.000
408,000
income—
on
$328,000
WORKING
CAPITAL
assets
current
$672,000
...
taxes
1957
$4,030,000
—
State
-
CURRENT
Total
■
sales,
taxes
Federal and
for
Net
;
from
before
Prov.
1958
AS
OF
liabilities
MARCH
88.333.000
85.251.00Q
.
on
April 28 filed
a
8EO
covering ?85,600. shares of its S3
In exchange for the
capital stock of
in
the
of
Aero
ratio of
1
Exchange
Offer
par
stock,
common
to
be
has
entered
Which
exchange all his holdings for the Rock¬
stock, on the same
166,600 outstanding shares
the
acquire through exchange
less
elect to take not less than
80ft
Aero is located at
basis.
latter
or
82ft
or
,
desires
to
acquire
It is not obligated to
of Aero stock.
than
,
The
136,612
shares,
but
expects
the
new
plant
to
The
for
ap¬
called
mortgage serial
•
P*
recently
too-
1997.
m
for
bonds
redemption
dated
May
at ^ Fi?rst Rational Bank,
1,
cn
May
1953
at
1.
$250
101ft.
West Bend.
$12,500
Payment
Wis.—Vi
186.
month,
per
additional
10
spent
with
ft.
luei
.
at
option
purchased
leasehold
cn
inventories
the
$24,899
at
renew
the
equipment
-
installed
improvements
of
cost
a
and
years
to
Manufacturing
years.
been
Securities
$329,104
$596,015
$640,842
231,884
238,429
477,819
462,755
Morris
has
$90,675
$118,196
$178,087
54,181
79,944
115,972
Co.,
Sayrevillc,
N.
at
and
are
same
furniture
In
C.
under
contract
a
sponsored
and
arranged
by
Neb.,
firm
White,
continuing
to
S.
all
production
this
summer.
from
the
plant, which
Weld also has
Wnite,
Chairman,
Aglite alone
in
produced by
anthracite
income
full
for
that
of
year
1956
and
and
then
wetted.
moving grate, ignited and fired until
all
Total
operation
would
combined,
shale,
and
181,
is
fuel
is
results
in a hard clinker that is crushed and
graded in
fine, medium and coars3, to conform to the specific need,
the
for
r.ft ■
that
to
now
with
West
be
to
markets
throughout
those
weight Aggregate Co.
Aglite was created and
its
near
Australia
similar
ft
costs
transportation
located
groups
Germany,
arrangements
ft ft,ft. •'
;
because
and
reason
plants
Aglite
and
the
United
Canada
made
with
to
the
build
it
the
Leftwich
vast
piles
of
with its
clay,
that
to
provided
for
meeting
material for
35
the
11
the
years
about
Number
under
Loss
Mr.
Leftwich
Mr.
Fischman
introduced
—V.
and
then
concept
in
addition
of
burned
of
said
sintering
product.
that,
to
providing
cost
busi¬
flame
The
Sayre
clay
"Times"
has
of
revenues
ry.
A
Mr.
income
have
been
—V.
Co.
187,
restated
to
1693.
p.
4,805,385
$0.78
For
;
-
Seaboard Oil Co. (& Subs.)
Profit
revenues
comparative
before
Taxes
income
—
3,000
——
income
Dividends
Number
—V.
__
paid
of
Earnings
——
at
at
dent.
in
the
brook
$914,792
$0.92
19.402.014
6.390.973
wide
providing
which
building,
of
floor
completion
in
November,
10.577,238
expanded in
187, p. 577.
was
space.—V.
1947,
contains
179,000
square
feet
1
all
1959.
The
but
by April
two
C.
G.
1959. Of the
required initial
1,
have
Murphy lease requires
1959 and the Western
other
22
local
to
enumerated
leases
Most
enter, into
tenants
with the
are
merchants :
require premises
the leases also con¬
of
are
occupancy
also
interstate
in
unless
occupancy.
and
stores
chain
merchants.
purchase
this
capitalization
a
the
stock.
of
Shopping Cen¬
$50,000.
Congressional
for
the
$10,000
has
been
purchased
Plaza
previously
transferred
paid as a
Congres¬
to
additional
subsidiary corporations have been organized: one
purpose of building the Congressional Plaza
shopping center;
other to lease and
manage it,
incorporated
stock,
Delaware 011
of which have been
purchased
all
the
National
District
operation
value
of
of
the
Leasing
Columbia
stock, all
purchase
in
for
and
Shopping Centers Construction, Inc.,
March 14.
It has 250 shares of no
in
corporation,
in
,<$157,200
owned
three
by
on
by Shopping Centers. The
Building Corp.. was incorpo¬
&
March
Shopping
corporations
in
price
cash
and
of
this
project
was
10.
It
has
Centers.
addition
made
shares of
500
Funds
that
to
available by
$1,002,115.
This
necessary
resulting
Shopping
was
paid
the
remainder by assumption of debts and by
deferred purchase
money mortgages. A $350,000 first trust was assumed,
and six notes were
given in the total amount of $94,915 payable Marcn
31, 1959.
This first trust is due
the American Security & Trust Co.
011 April
14, 1958, but is to be repaid from the construction loan to
which American
Security & Trust Co. has committed itself. Four or
the notes
carry 6'ft interest payable
beginning Jan. 1, 1959. Two notes,
m
the total amount of
$25,000. are without interest.
The re in a in in?
note in the amount of
$400,000 is payable in ten years, and carries
interest at 6ft
beginning Jan. 1. 1959.
This note is guaranteed W
Tower Development &
Investment Corp. for a two-year period.
Total interest
charges for the year ending March 31, 1959. win b
approximately $40,000. This includes interest on the $2,450,000 con¬
struction
the
facility represents the
of Sealright's Kansas City plant since World War II.
a
one-story structure 600 feet long and 117 feet
a
work
area
of
80,000 square
fe'ct.
The
existing
construction
stores
1,
property
par
Jan.
for
$0,11
Plaza..
The
■
building is designed to keep pace with a substantial increase
in Sealright's Midwestern sales
volume, Mr. Esta¬
Scheduled
of
chain
April
from stock purchases have
been and will be
Centers in the form of loans.
past decade
second expansion
Plans
call
for
$91,769
800,00C
$0.35
Congxcom^.di
contract from Tower
Title to the real
ior
3,659,169
18.328,853
the
$10
will enlarge its Kansas City, Kans.,
factory with a
warehousing and manufacturing which will cost an estimated
it was announced on April 28 by Henry c.
Estabrook, Presi¬
said.
Crl45,00C
-w,
Corp.—Acquisition—Financing—
on Feb.
26, with
purchased all of
lias
rated
$3,392,842
SO.55
of
certain
contract
sales
par
corporation
for
0-127,000
800.000
taxes—A
———a-
interstate
dates
with
are
leasing
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp.—To Expand Unit—
This
unit
1957
$3,257,102
236,76c
outstanding
Centers
of
was
300.000
3,659.489
31—
income
until
Two
1957
$1,646,770
31
March
1958
$1,266,755
.a
occupancy by Sept. 1, 1958.
conditions that the lessee need not
sional
1437.
p.
the
403.081
require completion
the
—
.a
March
liabilities
$2,008,099
of
.
with
deposit.
pur¬
—
shares
share
per
assets
187,
;
-
outstanding
31—
leases
Maryland
$12,439,456 $13,615,709
2.011,099
3.692,842
taxes
income--:
on
-ft.
—
offices
J.,
to
ter's
'
1958
-
originally tentatively
N.
tenants.
the
-Earnings Show Decline—
Quarter Ended March 31—
Operating
was
shopping center was made with the
seller. Congressional
Shopping City, Inc., by Tower Development &
Investment Corp. Tower and Messrs.
Zilberberg and Melman own the
majority of Shopping Centers' stock and
control the corporation.
A
subsidiary corporation, Congressional Plaza, Inc., was organized in
March, except per share earnings,
separately
reported MD&S
figures
include
com¬
1958.-
and
with
ft
in
as
2422.
p.
Fourteen
$1.09
1958.
which
tain
4.800,110
S0.38
1,
May 22,
leases
The
4,800.110
March
same
8,369,303
1437,
p.
available for
building
metallurgical and refractory
26.)—V. 185, p. 826.
$0.29
beginning
"of
dividend
the
of
premises available for
occupancy by March 1,
Auto lease by Sept. 1, 1958, Six of
the eight leases with local
have April 1, 1959 as an
occupancy date.
Two others
April
4,805,385
absorbed
was
1957 figures
poses,
March
shares
occupancy
,—
*MD&8 RR.
31
purchase
22
leases
1953—Month—*1957
1958—3 Mos.—*1957
ft $13,672,642 $15,495,106 $39,128,332
$44,234,100
1,638,323
2.095,005
4.590.163
6,021.601
1.384.729
1.831,569
3,732,223
5,244.152
Common shares Olttstdg.
Earns,
per
com.
share
011
the
sixth
income-.
oper.
of stockholders,
share-A--.
eight
Period End. Mar. 31—
ago.—"V,. 187,
the
Seaboard Air Line ItR.—March
Earnings OffGross
Income
quarter,
March
included assignment of rights under long-term leases
These leases contain conditions which would allow
terminate if the necessary additional construction is not
started by June, in some cases
May, 1958.
The conditions in most of
&
company's' 1,300 acres located on the Raritan River, New Jer¬
contain abundant supplies of high quality
white sand and 11
different grades of clay.
The sand is said to be suitable for
the
1957.
first
at
with
The
and
31,
the
$276,081
of
$2,154,000.
sey
use
states
was
Although Aglite is the first step in Sayre & Fisher's diversification
program, it is not the last.
The company had invested
$300,000 to
develop new sand and clay divisions.
industrial
10
and
producing
under
and
in
The original owner of the
Shopping Center started construction in
July, 1956, and the management of this corporation
expects to complete
all work
by the end of February, 195.9. The management estimates that
costs of the construction
remaining to be done will be approximately
the
the
can
Fisher plant is the fifth to be established in the United
States.
is in operation near Derby. England.' All were
constructed
offices
A
Vice-
ftftft
Pike, U. S. 240. It is approximately 11 miles
northwest of downtown Washington, D.
C., and two miles southeast of
the center of
Rockville, Md., the County Seat of
Montgomery County.
The shopping
center will have more than 260.000
square feet Of
buildings. It is located on 18% acres of land, and one store building
containing approximately 26,500 square feet has been, substantially
completed.'This building was designed for and is leased to Giant Food
that
first
into
ior
shares
and fronts on the Rockville
or
uniformity,
of
elected
ft ft
corporation has. acquired a partially completed shinning center
Rockville, Md. This shopping center is held by a Maryland
corpora¬
tion, Congressional Plaza, Inc.
The site abuts
ft :
fuel;is necessary and the same number of men
produce the material in far greater quantities.
plant in this country to use the Leftwich process
operation in 1949 at Marietta, Ohio.
The newest
machines
put
the
Vice-
in
mixing
Less
reduces
also
process
year
Federal
Shopping
its
the fuel with the
clay and using fans to draw the flames down the mixture, thus insur¬
ing consistent burning and a product that is uniform in
grading and
quality, Mr. Fischman said,
ft ft ."
Leftwicli
as
Merritt
The
concrete
a
Company
Left-
exhausted,
by
been
taxes
for
183,
shale,
the
March
on
paid
ftft—A—:_ft
per
Light¬
perfected—his wintering /"process lightweight
produced by the rotary kiln method.
The
were
finance
Net loss
Thai¬
Central
lightweight
were
a
a.m.
Ended
sales
Provision
material because
new
division,' have
•
ft ./ft*.
and
ftft
May 8, 1958, has been postponed.
will be held at the Phillipsburg,
at
Loss before
Leftwich
was crushed and
pelletized
introduced extraneously. .ft".
Was
develop
position
Relations
consumer
Outstanding
annual meeting
Quarter
Net
ft
led
Public
1
Trust
former
COMPARATIVE OPERATING RESULTS
Fisher. is
developed
was
cinders
raw.
Mr.
aggregates
he
says
National
his
necessary
&
by R. Frank Leftwich.
Mr.
wich now is a Vice-President of
Sayre & Fisher and President
wholly-owned subsidiary, Aglite Corp. of America.
Mr.
in
Shares, Inc.—Assets Show Gain-
was
7,384,930
corporation
sizes,
in
plants
Bank
Woods,
Vice-Presidmt
'ft
loan
65
share
a
share
a
period.
with
The
This
States,
North
of
consumer
operates
$8.49
or
scheduled
a
.ft.ft.'..,:
make
Sayre
C.
Shahmoon Industries, Inc.—Annual
Meeting Postponed
Fischman said that while the company's
earnings and depletion
depreciation funds had provided capital for its new diversification
susbtantial additional funds were required for future ex¬
■
National
elected
largest independent finance and personal loan
company
between
Chicago and
the
Pacific
Coast, ft Assets
of
the
in excess of 895,000,000.—.V. 185, p. 1049.
1,957
pare
program
pansion.-
First
Landen
■
Mr.
and
Omaha
Thomas
been
ex¬
on
three
the
the
of
Mr.
Director
Ogden,
of
cents
seven
granu¬
spread
burned out.
'
50,
Board—
on
net
718,340
is
an
which
then
fixtures
p.
as
The
with
and
assets of this open-end investment
company at March 31
reported by Edward P. Rubin, President, were
$63,920,172
equal to $7.61 a share (or $7.92 adjusted for reinvestment
of capital
gain distribution paid in January ft These figures
compare with $62 -
income
gross
or
It
the
the
1957
mixing granulated clay,
coke
or
predicted
first
its
The
of
the late
has
and
the
are
1958,
Central.
company's gross
to $737,770.
Aglite is
lated
completed
Fischman.
from
the
interest in
be
North
Neb.,
Treasurer.
Selected American
an investment, banking firm, Sayre & Fisner is
building
lightweight aggregate plant near Minneapolis, Minn., for
the North Central-'Lightweight
Aggregate Co.,, Inc.
Under" the terms of the contract
Sayre & Fisher will receive a
substantial constructloii fee, a 10'ft stock 'interest-In the 'North
Central
a
N.
operating
Co.,
succeed
formerly
succeeds
Assistant
corporation
is
and
$1,000,000
and
to
Omaha,
Tinstman,
and
head
The
company
&
of
Presidents.
Production—Expected to Show Large Income
addition,
Vice-President
a
director
a
Corp.—Banker
fni-
dies
$51,306
of
hand.-—V.
on
rate
including
cost
a
Treasurer.
Lincoln,
Swails,
J.— New
Miller,
Landen
President
Brick
Acceptance
elected
L.
Dale
of
F.
been
and
$65,653
42,099
Fisher
&
The new
1958.
"EXTENDA."
complete
$4,077
cost
Weld
a
1938*.
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran
Church, La Porte, Ind,
-—To Redeem Bonds—
were
at
recently completed a fully automated Aglite plant
$1,500,000. The largest of its kind in the world, the plant
now
is operating on a three-shift basis and has
just achieved peak
production of more than 1,500 cubic yards a day.
that
Current
employment
p.
was incorporated in April,
1957 in North
of engaging in the manufacture and
sak
chair to be marketed in this country uniw
purpose
industrial
machinery lias
1958—2 Mos.—1957
$297,537
oper.
$500,000,
provide
proximately 2,500 people, Mr. Ryan said.—V.
187,
There
1958—Month—1957
i
company
the
of
name
an
ftk'K/
expenses
Sayre
Net
Royal McRee Corp.—To Build New Plant—
company
on May
1, 1958, $3,500
dated May 1, 1952 at 100ft
plus
made at the First National Bank,
1865.
p.
operations..
income
187, p. 1094.
ry.
Current
The
Wis.—V. .175,
Product in
133,280 shares.
This corporation plans to
begin construction of a new portable type¬
writer
manufacturing plant in Springfield, Mo., this Fall, Fortune P
Ryan, Executive Vice-President, announced on
April 21.
The company, which has its
headquarters in Port Chester, N. Y. has
approved preliminary architects' plans for the
300,000 square-foot struc¬
ture in Springfield, he said.
234,035%
(25,965 shares to jamPC
munity Building
mav
Bethany, Okla. Its primary business is the
design
find manufacture of the Aero
"Commander," a business or executivetype light-twin-engine, airplane.—V. .187,
p. 1437.
.500,000 shs.
*.
a—-
Sales
and
manufacturing plant has been established in the
Com
owned by the Town at Robbins, N. C. This
buikline
contains approximately 15,000 square feet of space on two
floors and
the corporation holds a lease on the property for a
period of 10
Bay,
redemption
for
bonds
will be
for
patented
a
Clifford
an
with George T. Pew. chief executive officer
of
Aero and
of 118,163 of the 166.SOO
outstanding shaves of Aero stock, under
Mr. Pew has agreed to
well-Standard
all
offered
into
agreement
owner
of
the
According to the prospectus, Rockwell-Standard
,
serial
Payment
way
Net
—V.
registration statement with the
Aero Design &
Engineering Co.
Rockwell-Standard stock for each share
5/7 shares of
stock.
(Green
revenue-
Net
Corp.—Registers
$lft—
(par
Vice-President
BUSINESS—The
Carolina
Net revenue from rail¬
3,695,000
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
corporation
72,794
oper.
Net
This
$272,823
12,079
$8,946,000
.—
Rockwell-Standard
$146,908
Church
Lutheran
called
mortgage
applications.—l.New York
$11,450,000
——
working capital
184, p. 328.
$336,000
30
3.117,000
—_
FINANCING
OutstancliiiP
-
Leftwich-s< supervision.
EARNINGS'
Quarter Ended March 31—
Revenue
547,263
John
The
CONSOLIDATED
$820,086
509,321
oper.
Before
'
$656,229
ft
Period End. Feb. 28—
ness
Hitter Co., Inc.—Private Placement—The
company on
March 13 received $2,000,000 from the Metropolitan Life
PRESENT
Manager, and 15,000
shares tr
underwriter.)
ft
'ft
ft r.ft
ftftft " " ftft'ft
■
■
The options
are exercisable at a price of $1 per share
duriutr thP
first three years, after the expiration date of the public
offering am
at $1.25 per share during the following two years.
u
and
land,
.
that
stock
Greer,
the
recently
were
negotiating
developmental, ,'jhigli-tempcrature devices
and more compact radar equipment,
control systems for aircraft and missiles
and
April 29 by Dr. Irving Wolff,
Develop¬
V
smaller
puters
oir
New
share)*
per
Savannah & Atlanta Ry.—Earnings-
For
Radio
W.
1958—2 Mos.—1957
$134,693
33,830
40,624
Evangelical
Interest.
West Bend,
31
by
$22,643,000,
an
increase of $6,312,000 since year
represented 61ft of the Fund's total Investment,
compared with 60ft on Dec. 31.-—V. ,187, p. 1437.
end.
<•.■■■
1094.
first
accrued
ceed
quarter
($1
Authorized
Wis.)—Partial Redemption—
amounted
ended March 3, 1958 increases
to $142,345,000 and in net asset
quarter
$10.85
shareholders
and
total
exceeded
for
North Carolina
_
TO
Including 40,965 shares reserved for options
-Earnings—
269,608
.
$107,885
income—
Paul
David
reports
of
(
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
A
1898.
(George) Putnam Fund ot" Boston—Assets Rise—
This
Tire
$1.01
$404,301'
231,873-
operations
oper.
derived
of
2,716,222
$0.89
from rail-
revenue
ry.
—V.
$339,758
expenses
interest in
500,000
value
679.056
-
1958—Month—1957
revenue-
oper.
scheduled
Co.,
Inc.
State
working capital an¬
corporate purposes,, including the liquidation of accounts nav^hu
and payment of notes,
300,000
Faucet, Steele & Co.-ft.lft ,'lqO,000
•
...
ft,,
500,000
-ti...
Folger,
&
Irving Lundborg & Co.Rodman & RenshaW-—
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley
Co.:. Inc.—.—1;
■
Co.,-Inc.
300,000
—_
600,000
—,
Co.—
300,000
300,000
Lane,
Penington, Colket & Co.
William R. Staats & Co.
Joseph Walker & Sons_
Butcher & Sherrerd——
Carolina Securities Corp.
Evans & Co, Inc
Halle & Stieglitz
Kalman & Co., Inc——
700,000
—
—
Johnson,
the
other
Common
oper.
way
300,000
~
—__—
of
.
—-
1,100,000
—
500,000
residents
fide
bona
to
150,000 shares of common stock at par
$2,757,042
2,037,166
—
—
Period End. Feb. 28--
500,000
A. M. Kidder & Co., Inc.
McDonnell & Co._
Putnam & Co._—
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.
$1,850,000
Co.
$500,000
Fulton Reid & Co., Inc.
Pierce,
Becker &
Drexel
III
4,214,301
1,457,259
130,281
2,716,222
——
share
per
Railway
Railway
St.
Fenner & Smith
«—V.
$31,572,820
2,554,577
•
185, p. 1892.
Net
purchasers named below have severally agreed
purchase from the company the respective principal amounts of new
W.
$18,226,561
—
St. Louis-San Francisco & Texas Ry.
bonds set forth below:
The
.4-
—
paid
Earnings
operating
1957, the company had electric
and net income of $5,945,997.
year
$26,983,317
PURCHASERS—The
4
taxes-
Capital shares outstanding————
..
&
income
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are to be used for
areas.
EARNINGS—For
A.
*
_
before
Bobbins, N. C.—Stock
Offered—Fm
Durham, N. C., on April 21 offered
oiilv
Inc.,
Securities Corp.,
$2,424,296
covers
area
revenues
to
sales
Profit
Seating,
-
31—
operating
service
ami
Net
March
Ended
the sale of the bonds will be applied
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from
balance
Three Months
Provision for Federal and State income taxes—
by the company toward the redemption of
Of its outstanding first mortgage bonds,
ret ire
(& Subs.)—Earnings Off—
St. Joseph Lead Co.
& Co.
Barney
^
Monday, May 5,
195,
...
1,
loan
1959.
As part of
,
-
nntment
in
This
is
the
the
011
money
purchase
amount
This
6ft
impossible
since
the
Insurance Co.
5%ft.
and
It
struction loan
is
$400,000 purchase money note
compute exact interest as to the
advanced
fr°in
con¬
progresses.
corporation acquired a mortgage con $2,450,000 from Connecticut General Lim
as
construction
the
of
for
commitment
to
is
a
period of 20
vears
and
carries
interest at
of
Connecticut General Life Insurance 6°.
will be null and void
unless the loan transaction is
completed in accord-
[Volume 187
Number 5739
nlicc with.the terms of the
commitment and all loan
April 1, 1959.
or before
company on
thai
The Commercial and Financial
...
Connecticut General at its option.
py
papers delivered to
This date
be
may
However, if the loan is
extended
not closed
before April 1, 1959, unless said date is extended by Connecticut
General Life Insurance Co. at
its option, the corporation is obligated
to pay to Connecticut General a fee of $24,500.
r The corporation's plans for a shopping center at
Roanoke, Va., and
a
shopping center and motel at Rocky River, Ohio, have not been
changed, by the purchase of Congressional Plaza.
The Rocky River
or
on
project was and is in the planning and negotiation stage.
It was
pointed out it* the prospectus that "If rental arrangements satisfactory
to the corporation as well as Jefferson Standard are not possible, the
corporation will not pursue its plans for a shopping center at Roanoke.
Va," No decision has yet been made to give up this project. However,
the difficulty of effectively renegotiating the leases before May 1, 1958
ihcreases as the time grows shorter.
No additional commitments have
becu obtained, from lessees, but the management expects to continue
■work on the leases.
See also offering in V. 187, p. 1359.
Shinyetstt Electric Power Co., Ltd.—Partial Redemp¬
Chronicle
the Commission in March, would increase its south Louisiana
supply
system by 298,060,000 cubic i'eet per day.
This increased amount will
bo used, by existing customers within the
present market and to sup¬
plement the diminishing supplies from tiie Cartilage and Monroe Fields,
Southern said.—V.
Months Ended
Operating
Operating
Read & Co.,
Inc.,
46
William
St., New
Yolk 5, N. Y.—V. 185, p. 2220.
has
corporation
This
Division
Television
been awarded, through its Olympic Radio As
contract approximating $700,000 for the develop¬
a
ment of airbotne and ground recording and data handling equipment for
the U. S. Air Force's Tall Tom all-electronic reconnaissance system
(AN/ALD-3)i. according to John G. Brooks, President,
r
The new. award brings the Olympic backlog of defense contracts to
over
$5,000,000'—over $1,500,000 in research and development awards,
Mr. Brooks said,, adding that the present contract is part of a team
project which is headed by
The Hoffman Laboratories Division
Hoffman Electronics Corp.
Tall Tcmv project,
The
frequencies
exchanges
equipped to
electronic
and
and
fur the*
for
complete
process
over
data
wide
a
collected
the
■
reconnaissance
transmissions
is
records
detects,
:
-
a
of
Balance
Common
of
computers
New All-Transistor Portable Radio—
earphone
by Olympic Radio Ac Television, a division
according to Morton M. Schwartz, Vice-President
charge of consumer sales.
Weighing less than 20 ounces (including four penlitc batteries), Model
766, The Alpine, priced at $49.95, has a ferrite wand antennae and
push-pull transistor output for "amazing tone quality and sensitivity
in a set of such compact design," Mr. Schwartz pointed out.—V.
187,
'p. 1547.
currently
marketed
being
The Sieglef Corp.,
of
in
Sierra
Pacific
Power
Securities
Webster
Co.—Bonds
Corp.
and
Offered—Stone
Dean
Witter
&
&
Co.
on
4.35% to maturity.
yield approximately
The underwriters bought the bonds
April 29 on a bid of 101.629%.
at competitive sale on
Other
bids
for
the
bonds,
also
4I/aS,
as
received
were
follows:
as
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and White, Welcl As Co. (jointly), 100,7099, and
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 100.41.
Regular redemption prices for the new bonds will range from»~107%
IV to 100%; special redemption prices are scaled from 102.55% to 100%.
|
PROCEEDS—The company will apply the net proceeds from this
| sale, together with the proceeds from the direct offering to stock■■
holders
of
57^362
bank
loans
more
additional
shares,
common
the
to
construction
for
and
to
the
of
payment
$389,000 to the trustee under a mortgage:
any
proceeds will be used for 1958 construction costs which
of
pected
total
to
BUSINESS—The
of
$10,015,000'
292,000
and;
is an operating public utility principally
in portions of California and Nevada.
and
in
chase
from
the
reported total operating revenues
of $2,170,000, compared with $9,-
stock
the
company,
respective
420,050";
655,660
$983,945
severally
amounts
agreed to pur¬
the new bonds
of
forth below:
71,781
$913,491
620,001
$896,210
$1.47
Webster
As
Dean. Witter
See
further
As
details
Securities
Corp
common—
outstanding
(average)
share
common
is
subject
to
to
redemption
560,211
stock
and
finance
in
aggregate
proceeds
in
1
V.
187,
the
from the
sale
used
be
the convertible pre¬
of
to
retire
bank
loans
company's
amount
of
continuing construction
loans outstanding at Feb.
bank
and
program.
28,
Such
of
bank
loans
have
been
and
to
are
incurred
be
for
the
the
proceeds
purpose
temporarily financing construction requirements.
The
the
company estimates that, after
of the convertible preferred
application
sale
stock
and
earnings
tional
of
funds
and
new
obtained
other
Internal
will
money
be
from
stock
to
complete
its
retained
$1,500,000
1958
of
common
accruals,
approximately
sources,
required
of
additional
and
depreciation
addi¬
construction
program.
Such new money may be obtained from short-term bank
loans or from the sale of debt
securities, or both. The company can¬
not now predict the time or manner of such
financing but it is the
company's present
tional
first
intention
mortgage
to
bonds
sell
for
approximately $1,500,000 of addi¬
before the end of 1958. The
delivery
expects that its construction
substantial level after 1958.
company
a
expenditures
will
continue
at
BUSINESS—Company
the
Was incorporated in Nevada on Jan. 29, 1929,
acquiring and operating the telephone properties
&
Telephone
Co.
in Las
Vegas, Nev., and
31, 1957, the company operated two local exchange
of
purpose
Consolidated
vicinity.
At
Power
Dec.
areas
(five
which
approximately
cipal
central
executive
Vegas,
office
Nevada.
units)
96.4%
offices
with
were
are
33,998
automatic
presently
telephones
dial.
located
The
at
413
in
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
4,/a% ser. due 1979
bds., due Oct. 1, 1964
Gen. mtge. 5*4%
Outstanding
$4,000,000
$3,920,000
1,500,000
1,400,000
tCumulative preferred stock
issuable
6%
of
prin¬
Las
FINANCING
Authorized
First mtge. bond:?,
(par $25),
series.____.___
in
preferred
150,000 shs.
stock
.%
'
20,000 shs.
5.44%.
convertible preferred stock—_
TComnun stock (par $8)—
§60,000 shs.
_r
750,000 shs.
433.060 shs.
♦Additional bonds of one or more other series
may be issued subject
to the restrictive provisions of the
indenture under which the
bonds
issuable.
are
tOn
increased
1958.
(par
two
shares
the
the
100,000
stock
and
300,000
3,
from
into
Income
bclore provision for
Provision
Net
Net
for
inc.
taxes
income'
income
authorized
shares
to
value $10 per
of
authorized
shares
1.4
of
shares
new
of
value
par
amount
150,000
share)
of
preferred
shares,
(par
value
stock
common
share
each
was
to
stock
and
$8
was
of
share
subdivided
was
stock
common
amount
$10
of
,,Y
S.
and
company revealed that 60% of
Barinas area. In the Barinas area
Sinclair
first
March
set
old
reclassi¬
share)
per
increased
750,000
shares
from
of
production
the end of
over
barrels
4.800,000
oil
of
have
been
Dean
Quarter Ended March 31—
income
$0.55
from
the
ISpt income before
Provision
Net
for
produced
Ryons
Bateman,
Hill
income
on
;_i
Brush.
8,oa.o,az6
$8
Cash
3,796,100
of
stock
common
outstdg.
paid
5,746,117
$1.04
5,746,117
2,585,750
per share
dividends
187,
Completion
28
of
by
25%
a
expansion
facilities
at
in the production capacity of
Petrolia, Pa., was
announced
R.
G. Sonneborn, President of L. Sonneborn
refiners and manufacturing chemists.
petroleum
Sons,
a
world-wide basis by Petroleum
New York
City.—V. 186, p. 940.
Specialities,
Inc.,
205
constiuct
Pipeline in southern Louisiana
of natural
The
trom
St.,
42nd
as
cubic feet.
The facilities
of
capacity
certificates
to
this
com¬
of
approximately 360 miles of
to enable it to obtain additional supplies
time
same
fields
certain
represented
miles
the
&t
authorizing them
various
including
total
certain
severally
such
underwriter:
to
to be
about
a
volumes
The
not
are
11
sales
of
certificates
of natural
gas
reserves
to
gas
to
independent
to
be
Southern
acquired,
dedicated by contracts but
estimated at about 1,042,553,000,000
yet
built by Southern
total
23
about
that
include, in addition io the 360
horsepower in compressor
4,310
measuring stations.
Total estimated cost of all
the company applied for in two applications, is
the
facilities,
stock
Com.
-
24,500
stock
—V.
together with others
authorized by
187,
Gross
Co,
Meyer
Inc
for
taxes
its
taxes-
411,893
$1,676,476
1,415,627
972,562
Com.
187,
above.—V.
common
company
Vv
income
2,470,000
3,261,000
outstanding
$2,312,081
1,892,065
$3,018,270
1,849,787
share
$0.60
$1,603,246
1,849,787
$0.85
$1.19
$1.60
com.
1360.
(New Jersey)—Earnings Decline—
Standard Oil Co.
April 28 reported that total revenues from sales
and investments were estimated at $1,890,000,000 for the first quarter
of 1958, as compared with $2,043,000,000 for the same period of 1957.
The
decline is attributed
to the lower average prices
received for
The
company
on
petroleum products in recent months. Product sales volumes for the
first quarter were slightly above the company's record quarter of a
ago.
year
•
months period ending March 31,
estimated at $167,000,000, or 82 cents per share on 203,-597,000
shares currently
outstanding. This compares with earnings
of
$237,000,000, or $1.20 per share a year ago, based on a lower
number of shares then outstanding. The earnings decline is attributed
Consolidated earnings for the three
1958,
to
were
prices, associated with the current extremely competitive
over-supply situation in the industry, as well as in¬
depressed
conditions
and
operating costs.
Capital and exploration expenditures by consolidated companies for
first quarter were estimated at $252,000,000,
the same amount
spent during the first three months of 1957. Of the total 1958 outlay,
$198,000,000
was
for property,
plant,
and equipment,- while other
expenditures made in the search for oil and gas and charged to cur¬
the
income
rent
$54,000,000.
were
and
taxes, together with import duties, consumer
payments to the United States and foreign govern¬
ments, amounted to $496,000,000 compared with $576,000,000 for the
comparable quarter of last year.
Gross crude production world-wide was estimated at 2,234,000 barrels
a
day in the first quarter of this year, as compared with the record
level of 2,405,000 barrels a day averaged for the first three months
of
1957.
Refinery
runs
averaged 2.400;000 barrels daily
compared
with 2,493,000 barrels per day for the first quarter erf 1957.—V. 187,
p. 1693.
■ ■
:•••
:
Income
operating
other
and
.
Standard
Packaging Corp.—Amplifies Merger Terms
connection
the
of the proposed merger of
the effect of the proposed merger
debenturesi would be;• as follows:
the
will attach to the comparable number of
shares of new $1.20 cumulative convertible preferred stock and common
stock
of Standard
Packaging Corp. which would be •issuable under
the
merger
in respect of the commo shares of Eastern. Dorp, into
In
with
corporations'
conversion
privilege
debentures
which
the*
Eastern's
in
announcement
corporation and Eastern
Eastern
on
Corp.,
convertible
are
The
convertible.
now
convertible
debentures
indenture
issued
were
under
remain
would
effect,
being assumed by the surviving corporation.
Further, the proposed merger would not change the dividend
or
conversioiv privileges
of Standard
Packaging Corporation's
standing $1.60 convertible preference stock, which is to remain
standing after the merger.—V. 187, p. 1790.
■
rate
out¬
out¬
Standard Products Co.—New President Elected—
Election
of
Russell
F.
Valpey
as
President
announced
was
April
on
27
by J. S. Rcicl, Chairman of the Board of Directors.
Valpey joined Standard Products in 1940 as Washington repre¬
sentative, and most recently has been Senior Vice-President and Chair¬
Mr.
2,100
2,100
the
of
man
Dr.
1958—2 Mos.—1957
$3,274,396
Officer.—V.
The
May
p.
applied
to
the
for
SEC
an
exemption
order
exchange of its shares for J. D. Adams Manufacturing
the Commission has given interested persons until
an
and
1958, to request a hearing thereon.
Adams was formerly
in the manufacturing business.
On Jan. 1, 1955, it sold its
13,
an
1939'.
p.
has
corporation
stock;
Co.
187,
Street Investment Corp.—Files for Merger—
and
equipment
investment
and
company.
since
Under
that
a
date has operated exclusively
agreement, Adams will
merger
into State Street and the latter will acquire all the assets and
assume
all the liabilities of Adams.
Adams has outstanding 246,754
merge
shares
held
by
approximating
to
company
76 stockholders, the net asset value of the shares
$8,600,000.
The application seeks permission for the
its shares to Adams stockholders at the net asset
issue
value thereof
plus
premium.—V.
3 Vz %
a
185, p. 2604.
$2,464,981
2,750,626
187,
and
permitting
as
Management Policy Committee.
founder of the company, who has been serving both as
President, will continue as Chairman and Chief Execu¬
Reid,
State
2,100
2,100
1,925,107
1693.
is offering 1,000,000 shares
stock
Unless extended, the exchange offer will ex¬
pire May 29, 1958. The First Boston Corp. and Kidder,
& Co., as dealer managers, are managing a
group
of soliciting dealers, including themselves, to
solicit tenders of Monarch capital stock.
Peabody
The
2,390,791
$1,169,791
1,892,065
p.
tive
Power Co.—Merger Approved—
Co.
1958-6' Mo«-—-195T
$7,857,958 $14,466,149 $15,107,761
3,315,240
4,782,081
6,279,270
$7,407,707
taxes
——_—
shs.
—V.
2,800
1481.
Utilities
Subs.)—Earns.—
2,800
Co.—Earnings—
$1,245,649
70,000 shs.
2,000-,000shs.
1,712,000
Earnings per
3,500
$8,342,507 $19,070,126 $16,983,176
5,717,945
11,762,219
12,162,284
968,967 ' 2,795,372
1,910,206
409,946
838,074
845,770
1,425,474
OFFER
Outstanding
70.000 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
per
1,221.000
profit
Chairman
(par value $2) to the holders of
Monarch Life Insurance Co. capital stock for exchange
at the rate of 1.25 Springfield shares for one share of
at
'
EXCHANGE
TO
1958—3 Mos.—1957
.
inc.
Fed.
3,500
1,800
1958—Month—1957
bents per
pef
(est.)
3,500
1,800
Fox
50
1548.
Prov.
10,500
1,800
taxes__
change Offer—This
$100
before
engaged
business
California-Pacific
value $10
earnings
2,400
Inc
As
charges
p.
it paid
1957
V"-:''
to
Profit
110,500
1,800
As
Southern XJtah
of
in
exchange offer is
EFFECT
GIVING
Period End. March 31—
2,400
income
oper.
See
the
share)
(par value $2 per share)—
p.
9,000
Co
operating:
187,
and
if
(A. E.) Staley Manufacturing Co. (&
3,000
Co
5,845,809
—V.
share,
per
the company,
share on involuntary liquidation, $102 per
share
on
redemption or voluntary
liquidation and non-cumulative
dividends of
$6.50 per share in each year in which a dividend is
paid on the common stock, but not more than $1.63 per share in 1958.
9,000
■
1790.
income
after
cents
(par
•Entitled
'3,000
As
Walter As Hurry,
Statham Instruments, Inc.—Listed in New York—
The
corporation's stock has been
approved for trading
at the
American Stock Exchange, New York, and at the Pacific Coast Stock
Exchange, Los Angeles and San Francisco, Calif.
The first day of
trading
Springfield offer is contingent upon receipt of tenders from
80%
of the outstanding Monarch shares. Prior to the effec¬
was
Stone
on
April 29.
& Webster
Establishment
of
See
also
Industrial
an
V.
187, p.
1939.
Engineering; Corp.—New Division—
Projects
Division was
announced on
in the
April 29 by this corporation in an expansion of its activities
design and construction of general industrial facilities.
projects completed or under construction by the 69-yearold Boston and New York firm include pulp and paper mills, breweries,
Industrial
tobacco
p.
plants,
1210 and V.
brass
162,
mills, steel foundries
3120.
and
soap
plants.—V.
187,
p.
Sutherland Paper Co.—Herman A. Kahn a Director—
partner in Lehman Brothers, investment bankers,
a
director of Avco Manufacturing Corp., The Dayton Rubber Co.
and Microwave Associates, Inc., has been elected a director ofoSutherHerman A. Kahn, a
and
land
Paper Co.—V.
185,
p.
1050.
least
the
exchange Springfield will declare stock dividends on
its outstanding 700,000 shares of capital
stock of 70,000 shares of
$6.50 dividend preferred stock and 300,000 shares of common stock
and will reduce the par value of the common from $10 to $2 per share.
tiveness
of
BUSINESS—Springfield Fire Ac Marine Insurance Co. and
are engaged in
the business of writing fire, marine,
sidiaries
and
its sub¬
casualty
and in the investment and reinvestment of their
Life Insurance Co. is engaged in
the business of
surety insurance
assets.
Monarch
writing
facilities, which
$.>9, <67,800.
Southern said
issued
make
Louisiana.
small
being probable,
pipeline,
and
in
$30,972,418
$444,729,097, total admitted
surplus of $14,940,554,
$2.
par
*Pfd.
.
Shares
Co
$9,359,652
Other
37 Va
CAPITALIZATION
Common
gas.
FPC
producers
issued
has
a
of
Co
As
Frank,
p.
Monarch.
Federal Power Commission
authorizing it to
stock,
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance Co.—Makes Ex¬
East
of
reported for 1957
and at the year
assets of
Monarch
$48,366,963.
of
accepted by
Monarch stockholders, will consist of 70,000 shares of $6.50 dividend
preferred stock and' between 1,800,000 and 2,000,000 shares of common
Inc.,
Southern Natural Gas Co.—To Increase Facilities—
The
Ac
expenses
on
The
paid
3,000
revenues
Federal
its
expansion,
according to Mr. Sonneborn, was in response to
heavy industry demand for the plastic, flexible waxes which are com¬
ing into increasing use in the field of food
packaging.
Sonneborn "MULTIWAX" microcrystalline waxes are marketed on
pany
187,
Net
wax
in
lias
2,585,750
$1.98
(L.) Sonneborn Sons, Inc.—Increases Microcrystalline
Wax Capacity by 25%—
April
name
.Operating
Net
microcrystalline
below
21,000
Period End. Feb. 28—
1095.
p.
the
Operating
outstdg. at close of period
convertible
the company has agreed to sell the number
preferred stock and additional common stock
Southern New England Telephone
1d,^oi,oo5
$6,013,926 $11,388,255
stock
com.
Net income
adjustment
named
Co—
Eichler
Slocumb
Stem,
—V.
2,005,000
.
income
on
underwriter
Co
Ac
Richards
Bingham,
sold.
and
&
Schwabacher
$64,020,962 $68,725,482
income
Shares of
—V.
taxes
taxes
and
opposite
Witter
Lester,
first
1QC;7
I
Each
Blvh & no., inc
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities As Co.
Crowell. Weedon As Co
$2,209,637
and Net Lower—
Gross
to
Initially
Shares
Elworthy As
Skelly Oil Co.—Gross
subject
is
Preferred
696,275)
came
the
stock
.
•—
convertible
below
preferred
stock,
common
..
purchase,
of
iortli
quarter
reported that it had completed 37 oil wells in the
field, with two wells nearing completion. The company made
shipment from the Barinas area last November and as of
31
to
shares
Venezuelan
Sinco-15
its
its
at
1,958.576
it
Capitalization of
which
per
2,905,91(5
$5,366,911
$1.34
:
.
The
new
7,325,487
Venezuela)
_
...
1957
$18,559,641 $10,839,202
taxes on income,.-
(U.
share
per
of
1958
force
DIVIDENDS—Springfield began the payment of cash dividends in
and, with the single exception of 1866. has paid a cash dividend
each
year
since.
In the last five years, the dividend has been
at the annual rate of $2 per share.
Monarch has paid a cash dividend
in every year since
1929; in 1953-55, it paid 25 cents per share, in
this
April
agreed
(& Subs.)—Net Rises—
of
considerations
in
in
taxes
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
*
service,
company's
Bridger'st,,
•.
UNDERWRITERS
Sinclair Venezuelan Oil Co.
other
insurance
creased
events.
Three Months Ended March 31—
*
Gross operating incomc_~-__-^.-_—_—______
surplus
1958,
$700,000, which it is estimated will be increased to approximately
$1,750,000 by the date on which this financing is to be consummated.
into
1938.
p.
at
$77,520,137 and policyholders'
Net
,
will
stock
common
part
at
.1- v.
;
value per share.
SEacli share of convertible
1,500,000
and
in 1957 reported net premiums written
the year end total admitted assets of $121,041,002
Companies
Authorized
PROCEEDS—The net
ferred
$1,500,000
Co.
Springfield
life
$1.60
requirements
par
Stone
(
$967,991
70,454
_________
preferred stock.
fied
have
1,388,041
them to provide the entire
through their combined under¬
will permit
policyholder
a
1693.
p.
common
1956.
underwriters
1,639,605
___________
deductions—.
is initially convertible into 1.4
adjustment in certain events.
$27 per share, plus accrued
dividends, for the period ending April 30, 1963; such price decreasing,;
successively, 25 cents on May 1 of each of the years 1963 to 1968,
inclusive, such price thus being, on and after May 1, 1968, $25.50 plus
accrued
dividends.
No sinking fund has
been created for the con¬
This
company
income
gross
$2,031,000
UNDERWRITERS—The
set
ex¬
are
company
power
EARNINGS—For 1957 the
$1,370,688
Each share of 5.44%
preferred stock
shares of
common
stock, subject
to
not
balance
$3,550,000.
supplying electric
$1,629,046
mulative convertible preferred stock (par $25) at $25.50
per share and 70,000 shares of common stock (par $8)
dt $16.50 per share.
of
repayment
than.
incurred
1957
$6,578,200
5,207,512
underwriters, headed by Dean Witter & Co.,
April 30 publicly offered 60,000 shares of 5.44% cu¬
of
to
for
snares
187,
for
interest,
1958
5,924,960
Southern Nevada Telephone Co.—Securities Offered—
102.50%
accrued
taxes
end
A group of
April 30 offered publicly a new issue of $3,000,000 first
mortgage bonds, 4^2%
series due April 1, 1988, at
and
of
$58,471,345 and
policyholders'
was
trim, lightweight portable six transistor radio with a built-in jack
attachment and encased in colorful genuine leather is
A
for
other
per average
vertible
range
via
The
1956
The
i
and
income-,
Preferred dividend
system,
analysis.
needs
facilities.
premiums
$7,554,006
expenses
Net
on
Siegler Corp.—Division Awarded Air Force Contract
28—
and
revenues
income__—
Interest
f
at the office of Dillon,
writing
1852
—V.
be made
Feb.
Utility operating income—
Gross
Earned
There have been called1 for redemption on June 1, next. $35,500
iof its'first mortgage 6>/2% sinking fund bonds, due Dec. 1, 1952 (ex¬
tended to Dec. 1, 1962) at 100%
plus aecrued interest.
Paymeut will
the companies feel,
insurance
of
...
Southern Nevada Power Co.—Gross and Net Up—
tion—
■
! %
187, p. 1938.
Affiliation,
and
12
11
(2007)
health
contracts,
and
and accident insurance,
in
the investment
and
life insurance and annuity
reinvestment of its assets.
Symphonic Electronic Corp., New Brunswick,
Expands—
■
„
,,
N. J.—
.
...
Zimmer, President, that
the company has just leased approximately 5,000 feet of office space
in the Coliseum Tower,
10 Columbus Circle, New York City.
The company will bring its executive, sales and accounting depart¬
ments to the new quarters,
on or about
June 1. The company has
manufacturing facilities in Lowell, Mass.. and in New Brunswick, N. J.
It
was
announced
on
April
28
by
Max
(Continued on page 50)
12
(2008;
•
^
Name of
grouped in twojseparate
tables
In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
Second table in which we show the payments previously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Name of-Company
Vending
ABC
C
Dairies
Abbotts
Wire
Acme
When
Holdert
Curtis
5-26
5-
9
$1.60
5-2B
Curtiss
6-
2
6-12
6-14
5-20
Deere
75c
(quar. i
6-10
5-15
5-1
Delta
5-16
class A (quar.i
18:»ic
4-25
4-18
15c
5-
1
4-19
preferred
(quar.)^^^^r..--r--..>-c-T---"-
15c
6-
1
7-19
*
preferred
(quar.)
15c
11-
1
10-20
'J,
iFla.l,
Corp.
6%
6%
American Cast Iron
__
,-.-^—--^-1.
—
Pipe Co.—
1
1-
5-29.
25c
6-10
6-10
6-
'9
5-26
30c
6-
9
5-26
s~
—
B
(quar.)——^1..4
American Insulator Corp. (quar.)——
American Metal Climax Inc., com. (quar.). ^
AVa% prefercrd (quar.) ——
American News
Co.
20c
6-16
6-
5
30c
6-
2
9-
2
8-21
•
7-
1
10-
1
No
9-15
'
25c
Seal-Kap Corp.
Common
5%
(stock
2nd
conv.
American
Co.,
American
Tobacco
Co.
American
Writing Paper
5%
preferred
(s-a)...'
(quar.),—
2
5-
G-
1
5-
,
$1,31(4
6-
;
(N.
Y.)
6-10
10c
5-28
9
5-
9
—
5-
15c
5-10
4-30
.
Bishop Oil Co.
Block
Hills
4.20%
Cement
Power &
preferred
25c
Co.,
.
(quar.)——
(quar.)—'
Co.
Brrtnti'ord
Class
Budd
$5
Buoll
No
&
5-19
5-19
1
5-19
1
,u,
B
6-16
5-16
6-
2
5- 9
$$1
i
—
5-30
J
5-
1
$25c
6-
1
5-
6-
2
6-
2
5-15
35c
6-
6
5-22
6-
1
5-22
taken
3(2%
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
4'/a% 2nd preferred
5
5-13
6-
1
5-
8
87 Vic
6-
1
5-
8
$1
6-
1
5-
8
$1.05
6-
1
5-
8
$1.12Vi
6-
1
5-
8
—
4%
(quar.)— „.—
Cori).,
6-
20c
.
common
(quar.)
preferred (s-a)
Biscuit Corp., $1.25 pfd.
(quar.)..—
Bldg. Co. (quar.)—
Butler Bros, (quar.)
25c
6%
5-
40c
.
pfd.
6-13
5-15
15c
—
Common payment omitted
6-13
6-24
31c
Terminal
Butterfly Hosiery Co. Ltd., 7%
Byllesby (H. M.) & Co.
6-24
$1.50
Surry
(quar.)
)'
$$3.50
6-
6-
1
2
5-15
4
5-23
7-30
6-30
Cement
California
Pacific
7%
preferred
25c'.
(quar.)
43%
M
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)
Canada Steamship
Lines, Ltd.—
Canadian
Canadian
Class
,_i
General
(quar.)
Securities,
Ltd.,
Exi
class
A
Carson
Steel
Pirio
&
;
Products Corp..
Cavalier
Apartments
_
Cleveland
ferred
this
I
—
9
5-30
6-16
5-30
7-
6-13
6-19
6-
6-30
6-16
2
6-30
5
6-16
6-10
5-26
6-
5-15
1
6-30
6-13
5-21
5-
$1
5-10
5-
2
40c
5-15
5-
2
30c
$1.12%
67-
1
1
6
5-12
payment
6-10
5-23
6-10
5-23
$1.25
~~
6-14
5-23
dti-' ■
time).
(quar.)
Carbon
Co.
(quar.)-
6-14
G-
35c
6-
ville.
Ky.)
Comnrunity
Connelly
40c
Life
Insurance
—
Co.
(Lo
preferred
5-15
5-29
6-
5-15
5c
Service
(quar.)
common
(initial)
America
32 Vic
—
Field
(Marshall)
Filtrol
common
Manhattan
j 5-15
5- 7
Manitoba
5-23
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
_
,
6-14
5c
G-
25c
20c
1
5-20
5
5-
2
6-
5
5-
2
6-
2
5-20
7-
1
6-12
$5
5- 5';
Co.,
%
Class
RR.
(quar.)____i„«.,>
6
<fc
&
6-
2
5-14
Mead
Motor
Class
Co.
6-
2
5-14
6-
2
5-14
Meier
6-
2
5-14
6-
2
5-14
2
5-14
.6- 2
6- 2
25e
6-14
5-15
5c
5-30
5-10
30c
6-10
Fitt
5-20
,
Foxboro
Income
5-27
55-
1
60c
5-23
6-16
6-
6-27
6-
6
6-13
5-15
6-
2
5-
(quar.)
6-16
5-
6
6
25c
2
6-
2
these
columns
5-15
5-
5-15
5-
in
error.
5-
6
Corp. (quar.).
Refractories Co.
(quar.)—
Telephone Co.
preferred
Goebel Brewing
Co,,
60
2
;
55c
pfd.
on
common
Manufacturing Co.
Granite City Steel Co.
1
«'
,
iquar.)—50c
Hamilton
Trust
preferred
Harshaw
Common
5%%
Hoover
Class
Beneficial
National
25c
2-12„2..
6
5-15
New
2
6
5-16
4-30
30c
6-
3
5-20
$$1.50
7"
2
6-13
Italian
share
to
'r
be
5-22
:
7,%c
5-15
(i-
2
5-
6-
2
5-
6
5-29
SI
(quar.)
5-15
6-2
$$1.18
■
5-15
2
6-
(quar.)—$22Vac
5-
9
6
4-30
5-23
5-
(quar.)
—
&
_"—
—
(quar.)-—7^.—.
*
6-10
5-20
7-15
6-17
$1.75
B
5-
9
7r
Or
6
50c
%.
Steel
5-29
$8c
—
class
8
30c
50c
.
6-10
2
5-15
25c
5-23
5-
9
(quar.)—20c
5-10
5-
6
20c
6-14
5-29
Edwards
17c
6-
5
5-22
B
6-
5
5-22
class
Paper,
A
(quar.)__—
(quar. •)___
Dickenson
17c
Mines,
Ltd.
(s-al—
—
$5c
.
Jersey Power & Light Co.—
^ 4% preferred (quar.)._!.,$1
4.05% preferred (quar.)
/
$1.01%
New Jersey Zinc Co.
(quar.)—
15c
5-30
5-
5
7-
1
6-
6
7-
,
1
-
Noranda Mines. Ltd. (quai'.)_—
Northern Insurance Co. (N. Y.I
Utilities
6-
6
6- 9
5-
9
6-14
4-.
5-16
2
6-
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd.,
Forge & Machine
'
5-16
2
5-16
5-23
Ohio
6-
Old
5-24
5-14
6-20
5-20
500
5-22
5-
9
25c
5-21
5-
45c
6-15
6-
5
45c
9-15
12-15
30c
;
—
Smelting Co.,
6-
$1.18:%
2
6-2
Mathieson
Chemical
Pacific
Finance
Pacific
Insurance Co.
Mills
5-15
common
payment at
6-12
Payne
6-30
$12%c
5-16
6-26
Parkview
35c
Drugs,
preference
Cutlery
5-
9
$1.02
6-
2
5-
5
$1.05
6-
2
5-
5
6- 2
5-
5
...
5-
5
6-
2
50c
5-
1
15c
6-26
6-
50c.
6-20
5-16
5-
4-30
$1.12Va
'
6-2
5-29
Pepperell
6-12
5-29
Peter
4-23
2
Inc.
Corp.
Inc.
9
5.
9
5-20
4-30
7-15
6-16
7-15
6-16
$40c
7-15
6-16
5-15
5-
5
1
&
$1
pref.
5-15
5-
6-
1
5-15
(N.
Hopewell
Electric,
g-
2
5-16
5-5
4-25
se¬
6-15
7-
6-18
65c
6-10
5-12
$60c
6-26
6-12
1
2
5-
8
5-16
6-10
5-16
25c
6-
50c
6-30
6-
4
25c
.
(quar.)
,
6-30
6-
4
6-27
2
5-21
42Vac
(quar.)_,
on
2
5-
9
5-15
5-
1
10c
(quar.)
6-
12%c
(quar.)
4-30
4-21
com.
this
(H. & S.)
$1.37%
Company
■
6-
2
5-
9
$1.25
6-
2
5-
9
21c
5-15
4-30
Mining—
action
&
Potash
6-
5-15
6-10
50c
time)
5%% prior preferred (quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)
;
6%
4-30
6-13
4-29
40c
Pittsburgh Steel Co. (action deferred
Pope
5-15
6-27
5-15
75c
—
(quar.)
common
class A
5-15
25c
8
50c
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
Industries,
No
35c
4-30
5-
3c
—
Gas
Pinellas
Pogue
8
12Vac
%
Co.
Polaris
5-
5-15
8%c
Co.
Petroleum
at
5-15
City)—
Y.)
Phillips
payment
2
60c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
common
5-
6-
on
—_1
Petersburg
Philadelphia
9
5-23
20c
(quar.)
(Kansas
Manufacturing
Paul
I
20c
60c
(quar.)..—
Extra
6.
$3
,
—
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
7-2
6-13
1%
from
...
5-16
6-10
this time).
Parmelee Transportation
5-15
3C
(s-a)_
5
:,
5-15
$1
(quar.).
5-
6-14
40c
$1.10
(N. Y.)
5-16
Ltd.—
from
2
50c
(qua.)
Pittsburgh Mercantile Co.
25c
0-
$$1.75
.
7—,^.
■
(quar.)
2
$10c
profits)
1
10-16
;
(quar.),^
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp. (no action taken
2
30c
Steamship Co.
(quar.)_:i
(quar.)
Corp.
Pacific
12c
(10c
5-
Orange County Telephone Co., 6% pfd. (s-a)
Marine Corp. (quar.)—_—
5
25c
Fund
9
Outboard
5
5-15
50c
(Canada)
Olin
9-
i:20c
(quar.)_____
5
5-
(quar.
(quar.)
6-
$1.12%'
75c
(quar.)
2
75c
(s-a)
Insurance
Corp.
12.
Ltd.—
...
Life
Coal
6-
20c
(quar.)
State
Ben
6-12
34%c
interest
pfd.
5-
1
9
_
;
4.08%;
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
5-
11^
,L—...
4.20%.
6-16
25c
pfd.
5-15
25c
$22%e
—————————
v...
5-10
70c
_
:
Insurance
7%
(quar.)_;
Co.,
—
;
7 4.40%
6-10
i21ac
;
(quar.)
International Businass Machines
Power
sc
common
plus
Oil Co.
Ohio
1
5
(quar.)—_L
(s-a.)
Life
,
$50c
(quar.)/_i—
Ltd.
National
Ohio
*
20c
income
6-14
New
25c
1
(s-a):
Insurance
5-19
6-30
5-26
common
Malleable
Nekoosa
d-
lie.
(quar.)—$1.25
<fe
5-19
6-2
si-07'.a
Vulcanized Fibre
Neisner Bros. (quar.
6-10
.
6-2
$0,034
(quar.)
Illinois Lock Co. (quar.).—
Indiana Gas & Water (quar.).,
Paints
2
$1.05
(quar.)„.-.50c
Aluminate
Ohio
Inland Steel Co.
International
Co.
Biscuit,
5-15
;
45c
Huston (Tom) Peanut
curities
6-
87%c
v,
5-15
5-
_
investment
5-14
5-29
Hughes-Owen Co., Ltd., class A
(quar.).
Class B (quar.)
Interlake
2
5-15
5-21
common
Bay Mining
Institutional
6-
5-12
2
6-20
Hugoton Gas Trust-
Shares
$1.25
2
2
12c
1%
Institutional
5-14
6-
6-
15c
B
preference
6-16
2
per
Amer.
Northern Oklahoma Gas
preferred (quar.)
Horner (Frank W.),
Ltd., class A (quar.)—.
Hot
Shoppes, common (stock dividend)
J_
Units of beneficial
1
6-
shares
Acme
Northland
(quar.)
Quarterly
7-
34c
6-
Norliiweslern
4%%
Hudson
40c
25c
5-29
convertible preferred A (quar.)
class A (quar.)
Class
3
50c
5-29
Co.,
B
115
preferred
6-10
—
preferred
5-15
6-
$1.25
(quar.)
12Vac
...1
preferred (quar.)
1st
5
Foundation—
5-12
T.„,—
5%
B
Income
6-16
(quar.).—^$1.25
Hilton Hotels Corp.,
4;,t%
conv.
5-23
—
Common
A
i2V»c
Shares
Co.,
5-15
—
1-.,,..
Light
6-17
5-31
...
;
6-
llaverty Furniture Co. (quar.)—
Heela Mining Co. (quar.)
Herff Jones Co., common
Electric
6r27
25c.
common
5-20
Chemical Co. (quar.)
Hastings Mfg. Co. (quar.)__:
Hilo
Ltd.,
2—20c
class A preference
6-
6-13
2%
6-16
12„„_
common
5
7)—
6-16
convertible preferred (quar._
Guardian Mutual
Fund, Inc.—
From net investment
Handy & Harman,
5
5-
^—...
(quar.)
40,c
(quar.)—
(quar.
•
5-
(quar.i
National
2
at
60c
.
6-13
5-15
$10c
5-15
.
7-1
Guardian Consumer Finance
Corp.—
50c
class
Class
passed
1
5-15
30c
6-
:
;6*
,
15c
'2
Gregory Industries
Grolier Society
(quar. >_•_
Class A common
com.
(quar.)
.
payment
time
7-
5-6
87Vac
Castings (quar.)
National Starch Products (quar.^:
6-
$1.25
(quar.)—
6-13
,,
(quar.)
Preference
Wisconsin—
conv.
t.N. Y.),—
6-2
50c
2
(quar.),^—_______,_2„„_
Dividend
this
Gorliam
of
6-17
1
15c
6-26
50c ■>
_
(quar.i ..,;
1
7-
15c
Corp.
7% preferred (quar.)—
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.,
.
7-
30c
:
5-15
25c
l...,:
50c
per
Co.
National
Telephone Co. of Ohio—
preferred
5-15
!
May
on
National
A
was
America
General
5%.
prof,
National
General
5-31
1
5-10
.
payable
May 1 to holders of record April 22
General
$5
$2
1
6c
$75c
was
5-14
5-15
25c
Finance Corp. (quai*.-)4.v—
Muskegon Motor Specialties Co.—
Mutual
(extra)
5-15
5-23
5-31
Co.—
...
(Lire
Amount
Products
4:i-i%
5-19
9c
quarterly payment of 12 %c
5-15
5-15
2
Motor
5-15
25c
2
6-
NOTE: Com. payment of $1.12% previously
shown in
share.
Moore
6-2
6-16
Funds—
Ltd.
3
2
6-
(quar.)
shares
(Henry),
6-12
3
4-30
5-16
6-
:
Knitting, Ltd., 4%% pfd. (accum.)
Mining & Chemical Co.—
American
Morgan
20c
5%
6t
dividend
$$1.25
(quar.i
8
2
:
Stock
5-
5-23
%■
5-
(quar,)—
Light Co.,
Co.
2
5-15
5-30
4-28
2c
Inc.
&
5-15
5c
4-23
5rl2
50c
Inc.
/announced,
17%c
5-9
vi
Montecatini
1
—
5-15
12 Vic
Insurance
5% 'preferred
(quar.)
Missouri Utilities, common
Monarch
1
6-
'
Mojud Co.,
.
%
$20c
(s-a)
& Thermit, common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)——
Milton Brick, Ltd.
(s-a)
—liA—:
2
2%
—
J.),
6-10
20c
,—
—
(A.
&
Assurance
Rubber
5-
25c
Metal
Mohawk
7
5-15
series
Freiman
7
34%c
$$1.25
Custodian
5-
:
17 Vic
cl. A
preferred (quar.) ...—j.—
Mohasco Industries, 3(2%
pfd. (accum.)_.
4.20% preferred (accum.)
5-27
8
5-15
-•6-10
$1.25
(s-a)
Power
2
$1.55
.
(accum.)_.
;(quar.)
...
Minnesota
9
5-
40c
Co.,
Five
5-
6-10
15c
100%
——
.2
15c
5'$
(quar.)
series
preferred
& Frank
-
.
,
$20c
Coal,
(quar.)
Co., common
&
6-
$2.25
...
(quar.)
'
Bonding
2
5-15
5-20
6-- 2
/
—
7%
at
Field
6-
5-15
$25c
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
Quarterly
>
5-15
45c
Ltd., class A
Bridge Works
Company
Franklin
,
4%
5-14
35c
5c
•
......
Special
Merchants
—
6-13
l"enn.—;i
of
Aircraft
Johnson
$1.34
(quar.i
(Canada),
B
Bond
Quarterly
$1.37%
Marshall
(see
5-13
-
'
>
Massachusetts
$1.37%
5c
H.) Co. (quar.)
Motel, class A (quar.)
Foote Mineral Co.
Fort
Co.
5-15
"
5-23
30c
...
Field
.;—„$1.41 V*
(M.
Fleetwood
Ford
.•
'•
*
......J,....—:
Saskatchewan
(s-a)
5
5-26
(i
$1.50
Co., 5% pfd.
(reduced)
—!
Shirt
&
B
McDonnell
10c
()■«
15c
'
,
e._.X..
preferred
Central
5-14
payment
.
2
25c
l..
t:
common
non-cum.
5-14
(quay.)
Corp,. (quar,)——
Fish man
Inglewood Gasoline
40c
—
Consolidated Paper Co.
of
6-10
6-13
>-
(quar.)
Public
Containers,
Controls Co.
60c
20c
Commonwealth
5-23
2
5-15
1
2
Macmillan
2
—
6.40%
25c
...
...
!
6-
;
6-10
30c
50c
(quar.)——
(qijar._
(common
6-16
2
$25c
25c
i-f
Colonial Life Insurance Co. of
Amor, (quar,%
Colorado Milling & Elevator
Columbian
5-
50c
common
Quarries
at
2
15c
'
...
preferred
6-
$1.12 Va
50c
...
,
5'-
2
6-
25c
—
Corp.——
Central Soya Co.
(quar.)
Champion Paper & Fibre Co., com.
(quar,.)
S4.5Q
preferred
(quar.)„_
Chance (A. B.) Co. (quar.)
Equipment,
6-
2
$75c
Co.
(quar.)————
Scott, 4%% pfd. (quar.)
(quar.),.
Casco
Clark
4-25
2
$20c
-
Carpenter
6-27
5-16
.
(quar..)
,
Carthage' Mills
4-24
7-
$25c
(quar.)
ra
1
7-28
7-
A%-
J,_
(quar.)
5-
$$1
$18%c
—
J
B
Records
5-12
$10c.
A
Canadian Ice Machine, Ltd., class
Canadian Ingersoll-Rand, Ltd.
Capitol
5-20
$31 %c
Canners, Ltd., class
Fund
c
$7 Vic
—
5% preference (s-a)
Canadian Arena Co.
(annual)
Canadian
on
5-16
6-16
6-
50c
(qtuir.)J.—
(quar.)
dividend
5-23
at this time
Insurance--
I
-
Products
6-
(quar.)-—w
5-31 r"
•
,
35c
....
6-30
income—.——I..—,—
(quar.)
Title
common
Insurance
Marmon-Herrington
'
taken
Hajoca Corp.
Oalaveras
Metal
6-10
6-
5-26
iGVic
Hotel
Marshall
—
■
$25c
—.
Baltimore
5-l(i
—
Equipment Acceptance
General
payment
Casualty
Quarterly
6-10
$.160
5-
$1.18%
(quar.).
&
4-24
time
$2.20
dividend
011
Life
1
$1.25
5-13
6-11
.•
Champagne
5-16
——
5
30c
:
—
—
—
-'•%%
(quar.)
Laura Secord Candy Shops, Inc., (quar.).---
Lord
:<A
&
6-15
:
5-12
25c
Lane Bryant, Inc.
6-
l'taiTington Mi'g. Co., 5%% preferred (quar.)
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings
(.quar.)
Federal
Pacific Electric
(quar.)
Fcrro Corp.
(stock dividend)
5-16
$1.25
(quar.).
(quar./-
Farm
5
$1.60
'
a
4-lo
Wines
Laclede Steel Co,
6-16
(quar.)
5-15
5-15
3
40c
.
%
(quar.)
J37,/aC
(quar.)
1
6-
(Greens-
(quar.)
$25c
(Mich )
action
this
5-15
6-
$12Vie
(quar.)—_
.J.
y
a;
5-lo
5-15
,
5-19
30c
60c preferred
LaSalle
5-16
5-lq
Products—
No
5
60c
Bulolo Gold
Dredging, Ltd. (interim.).
Burlington Industries, common (quar.)—
Bush
5-
1
1
—
class
Corp.
Evans
Machine-
action
Burnliam
5-15
6-
6-
(quar.),
common
Die
2
6-
6.40% pfd. (quar.)
Sharpe Manufacturing Co.—
voting trust certificates (quar.)
I
Co.,
6-17
1
6-
and
preferred
6-
7-
5-15
$1.05
Brockton Edison Co.,
Com.
5-29
6-13
2
28 Vic
—
(quar.)—.
—
Brown &
6-10
6-
$1.18%
-h-—
—
Ltd.
Cordage, Ltd.,
(quar.)—.;—
A
5-15
36c
(quar.)I.-
common
(quar.)-———
company
5-15
1
5c
;
,
Light,
preferred
Co.,
1
6-
50c
preferred
Borden
5-29
6-
50c
(quar.)
com.
4.75%
Bowes
6-16
40c
—V
4.56%
BlawrKuox
4-30
40c
(quar.)
(quiue)
'
25c
Bag (quar.)
&
,
$1.25
—
—.
9.
Insurance
(quar.)..
Creamery Co.,
'
,
-2——
-2:
1
6-30
75c
(quar.)——2———
(quar.)—,
^2—.
Extra
——
.
,
5-10
Life
(quar.)—.:—__
County Land
Knudsen
$1.06%
1956)
preferred (quar.) ^2—2
pfd. (series of 1957)
Emporium-Capwell Co.
5-29
5-27
,
60c
Lime
Elox
5- 9
6-10
60c
.-2
5-
2
35c
(from inc.)
Kern
f
55c
(quar.)
of
$5 second
,
(quar.)..—
preferred
preferred
6.40%
5-19
a
4%
5.68%
Electrolux Corp.
J—
—
Bessemer
(series
(quar.)—
5-15
6-1
15c
25c partic. class A pfd. (quar.).—
Kentucky Utilities, common (increased)—.
4:i:t% preferred (quar.)
$1.42
preferred
5-19
2
r
(quar.,
Standard
$1.02%
preferred
6-14
6-
(quar.)—
com.
Kelly Douglas & Co., Ltd.—
Lyon
5-
Mfg.
N. C.)
55c
Electrogvaphic Corp.
6-14
1
6-
—•«,
—
,
___!
5.65%
9
50c
6-
preferred (quar.).—35%c
preferred (quar.)—t—
44c
Extra
-
9
37 Vic
32c
5-15 ;
5-15
25c
—
(quar.)
5-
Bayuk Cigars Inc. (((uarv)„——
Beaunit Mills, common (reduced)—
$5 preferred (quar.)—i--,.,.
Beauty Counselors (quar.)
Bros.
preferred
5-19
Corp.
(
^
>
5-13
,t,
'
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
5-
—%
6-
4-30
4-30
$1.50
_
—
—
2
—_
6-
(quar.)
Utilities Co.,
32'.be
(quar.)
6-13
$1.25
$1.05
Stock
(quar.)——
5.50%
5-12
6-
preferred
Johnson & Johnson
Natural Gas Co.—
6-14
Bankers & Shippers Insurance Co.
Bemis
A
Paso
25c
—....
Quarterly
Bayless Markets
Associates
30c
—
V
i
'
——
preferred (quar.)5.36%' preferred (quar.)I———,
5-16
6-12
5-15
5-15
boro,
i
6- 2
'•
-
—
(quar.)—.—
93%(c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)—
Powder Co. (quar.)
Science & Electronics
24.
(quar.;—
(quar.')'---—
-.
Spring
April
on
'
——
4%%
5%%
5-14
75e
<te
preferred
on
—--
(quar.)
A and class B
dividend payment at
(.quar.)
Co.
Utilities
4.10%
9
6-13;
1
,
9
6-13
1
Jefferson
-
_
class
4-30
6-
4%%
o-lo
..
5- 9
•'
B'iic
Common
5-29
25c
.
Axe
6-
6-13
30c
Associated Dry Goods Corp.—
Common
(quar.)—
Atlas
5-29
75c
-i
—-
Refining, common
$5 preferred (quar.).,*
$1.50 preferred (quar.)',.—
5.25%
1
4
$3.75 preferred
(quar.35c
Mfg.
Mills,
taken
Co.
Class
El
6-2.3
7-
$1
(quar.)——
Corp.
(quar.)
Armstrong Cork Co., common
Associated
6-30
25c
—
6-10
-
6-13
6-13
6-1
$1.76
o-l-
6- 2
6-10
25c
5-14
6-30
6-30
5-8
6-
Maine
:
Co.—
action
Duriron
5-12
12 Vic
(quar.)-——.——
30c
,
25c
lOV'ac
—
;
Service, com. (quar.)
20c
preferred (quar. > h..
1———. 93%c
preferred (quar.)
.-----97Vbc
_
t
25c
v;.
1
4.20%
■'
(quar.)— .g"
(quar.)_———-J
(quar.)—,——
5-15
6-
Public
3.75%
6- 3
/
.
Cement
2 '
—$1.25
Fund
Iowa Southern
7- 3
7- 1
35c,, ,6- 2
37,be
Manufacturing (quar.)
Edc'y Paper, Ltd., common (quar.)——
5-29
Stock
6-
37Vac
(quar.)r—"
5-12
5c
3.90%,
v.
f
5-29
5
$1.25
(quar.)
p3%c:,;-y;7-.15
\
Co.
of Rec
6-10
6- 5/.
.
meeting held
6%
preferred
5-29
6-13
York
New
Co.
Clay
Hosiery
Eastern
Steel
Oil
6-13
S.)
6-16.
75c
payment
Eaton
(quar.)
$3 participating preferred
Ashland
25c
3%;
Argo oil Corp. (quar.)—
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co.
Ariuco
5-
of Del.—
preferred
Iowa
.
Club
Eagle-Picher
dividend)
Thread
Arden Farms
-
5-16
$1
—
American
(quar.)—-
.
(stock dividend)"—.2——2:—.,
4%
'
6-11
Pepper Co.
(quar.)————-u—• ...
15c
• 61
Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)—~$17%c
- 7-30
Dominion Scottish Investments, Ltd.-—
5% prefcrenco (quar.)
J:62%c
5-30
Donohue
Bros,, Ltd,
(quar.)_————2.^: v>;
$15c;,•••.;6- 2
Dorr Oliver,
Inc.., common
(quar.)——15c
6-1
$2 preferred (quar.)JJ.—-J———50c
6-1
G-16
30c
of
Co.
Portland
(W.
.
dividend
on
Harvester
Durham
6-10
6-20
40c
25c
American
Photocopy Equipment „.(quar.)„
Increased quarterly
American Pipe & Construction (quar.)
American Potash & Chemical, com.
(qua)
$4 preferred A (quar.)——
.American Pulley Co.—
No action taken on dividend payment
usually due at this time.
Ltd. (s-a)——
$4 prior pfd. (quar.)
Drug Fair-Community Drug Co.—
Class A
(quar.i—
5-21
$1.12%
■
.
50c
:j:30c
75c
!5e
$1.12 2
Dome
-
(quar.)—--j—
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)..—J.
Holaeri
Payable
$35c
Company, common
prior preferred (quar.).___
5%
Investors
5tH»
•,
<-lo
8-1
7-lo
-• » 6-16
,v
5-10
*- 6- L
o-W
7- 1 ,., 6- 6
7- 1
6- 6
5- 14-30
Dr.
5-12
30c
(quar.).
.
Silver
(quar.)I_.
Co., Ltd.
Interstate
.;
V'-:"*
taken
Supply
Dickey
5-12
40c
American Greetings
-'Class
,
"
Lines—
Diamond
5-20
■
American
Corp., class A
J. 6- 2
.8- 1
Co., $2 preferred
Co.,
Detroit
6-20
$9
(s-a)
-
Coal Co.,
Dentist
-
5c
preferred
Pass
action
Diners
Dryer Corp. (quar.)—
American & Foreign Power Co.
(quar.)--,.
Jl"' %
American Gas & Electric Co. (quar.)
6%
,
5-12
preferred
(quar.)—
Candy Co., 1st preferred
Air
No
'
of New York (quar.) —
Co., 6% pfd. (quur.)
Allied Products
5-12
^
&
Co., common (quar.)2.——.-——
preferred
t<iuur.)—,
—
—
7%,
American Art Metals
•, ^
6- 2
Corp., common (quar.)—————-.—
3;!4%
preferred
(quar.)—
———----
20c
Amalgamated Bank
6- 2
;l;50c
Dana
to
Allied Chemical Corp.
|50c
Resistance Co.
When
Share
-
Petroleum
International
5--1
•
Iron Fireman
5-23
37'/a C
(quar.)_——~~~
(quar.)
....
t.
—281,bc
10c
(quar.)
Company
International
International
6- 6
6-10
.
Name of
i
;
-5-23.
40c
l°c
=f
■
.
5-15
25c
(quar.)T-~-~---—r-
Aetna-Standard Engineering Co.
Chemical <fc Dye Corp.—
changed
Nest
Per
of Rec.
Payable
Co.—
Publishing
6-14
Allied
Name
Sexton
conv.. preferred
Crow's
of Rec.
25c
Share
-
Crossett Co., class A (quar.)
Class B (quay.)
25o
(reduced)
Inc.
Co.
&
4%%
62 Vic
(quar.)
Corp.
Industries
P
Cribben
Payable
Per
Share
\
—
Crown Cork & Seal
payment date.
'
Cooper-Bessemer Corp. (quar.)
Copeland Refrigeration (reduced)
Corny (H.) Distillery, Ltd., class A voting—.
Class B non-voting
Dividend announcements are
A
Company
Holder»
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
taken
Talbott
preferred
Co.
of
dividend
on
Inc.,
common
(quar.)
America
(quar.)
payment
(quar.)
25c
7Vic
45c
5-15
5-15
6-
2
4-30
4-30
5-12
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187
olume
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Par
Share
\
of Company
Name
Electric Power, $2.44 pfd. (quar.)
«.2 46
preierred ' (Qttar.) —A.—--———
rice Brothers <to Co., Ltd., 4%
pfd. (s-a) — •
61c
nromac
(quar.) _——
of Indiana, com.
pia.
conv.
«2
•
Wasnington Insurance Co.—
rovirtence
4 32%
utnam
Holder»
6-
give the dividends announced in previous
paid. The list does not include divi¬
we
1
.
5-
dends
5
5-30
50c
•
6-10
announced
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
Oil Refining Corp. (quar.)
50c
& Brass (reduced)-—25c
Rheem Mig. Co., 4%%
conv. pfd. (quar.),,
$1,12'/a
No action taken on dividend payment lor
common
at meeting held on April 25.
Ruppert (Jacob), 4%% pfd. jquar.)
$1.12%
(No action taken on com. payment at this
■.
Copper
pvere
s
6r
Common
5-15
1
5-26
5-
25c
$1
Stores, Inc., common (quar.)
4# * preferred (quar.) a_A-aa_^_-;AAc~.AAAAz/
afeway
preferred (quar.) —i——--—$1.07,2
St
Paul Union Stockyards
(quar.)
37 Vac
gearle (G. D.) & Co. (quar.)
30c
Selected Risks Insurance (quar.)
30c
Shawinigah Water, .&■ Power Co.—
•
4% preferred A iquar.)
?50c
iVa'/e preferred B (quar.) .—..A.,;,-.,..-,
$56.%c
Sigma Mines (Quebec), Ltd—1
Signature Loan Co.
19c
Sivyer Steel Castings Co
—
a5c
Snap-On Tools (quar
,—
—
30c
South Jersey Gas Co. (stock dividend)
10'/*
Approved by Public Utility Commission of
4 30%
6-16
5-16
5r,o
-
5-29
5-
6-2
Industries
Precision
Acusnnet
9
5-
9
$1
50c
Development Co., cl. B (quar.)
Southern Natural Gas Co. (quar.) -—_—
Southwest Natural Gas Co., common
$6 preferred A (quar.)
Snencer Chemical Co., common
(quar.)— _
4.20% preferred (quar.)
Sprague Engineering Corp. (quar.)Standard Oil Co. of Indiana
(quar.)
^
10c
$1.50
60c
$1.05
10c
35c
Jersey)——55c
(quar.),,
62VaC
—
93%c
—
25c
State Fuel Supply Co. .(qnar.)._,_——_15c
Stedman Bros., Ltd. (quar.)
:
$30c
Stein (A.) & Co. (quar.)
25c
Sterling Aluminum Products (quar.)-,
25e
Sterling Trust Corp. (Toronto)
(quar.)$40c
Stonega Coke & Coal (quar.).—
35c
(New
Oil Co.
Standard Oil Co. (Ohio), common
384# preferred A (quar.)
Stanley Warner Corp. : iquar.)
International Petroleum
Sutherland Paper Co. .(quar.)
(s-a)
Sunset
Mfg.
(quar.)
■—,
—
Thompson Products, common (quar.)—
4%
preferred
(quar.),
—
Oil
Tidewater
dividend)
(stock
Title Guarantee & Trust Co.,
Toledo
Scale
Townsend
Traders
—
(quar.),
(N. Y.)
7-
Finance
5vs>%
1
5-26
7- i
5-26
7-
5-26
7-
1
4-30
5-20
5-
5-
1
7-
2
6-
7-
2
6-
Algoma
Allen
5-16
5-
6-10
6-
2
Aluminum,
Aluminum
6-16
7-
1
1
1
5-
9
5-16
7-15
6-30
5-26
5-
6-10
5-20
7-
6-16
1
56-
Inc.,
2
5-17
35c
35c
$1
5%
31 Vic
6-15
5-29
6-14
:
5-23
5-
5-
preferred
preferred
Chain
American
4Vi %
$60c
7-
2
6-10
3 60c
7-
2.
6-10
4%%
preferred
$$1.12Va
$50c
7-
2
6-10
7-
2
6-10
6-10
5-12
(quar.)
(quar.)——_—25c
Common
Tyer Rubber Co.,
$4.25
Union
5%
preferred
Can
4% %
$1.06%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Artists Theatre
United
——-—
common
preferred
Lumber Co.
United
(reduced quar.)—
&
—
(quar.),
25c
—
Circuit,
preferred
A
U.S.
(quar.)
——
5-
1
6-16
6-
•6-20
1
&
Casualty Co., 45c
Loan
Society
2
5-15
9-
2
8-15
12-
1
11-15
6-13
5-29
6-
1
5-16
6-
2
5-19
5-15
4-30
75c
$1.75
<quar.)__
common
(s-a)—A
pfd.
conv.
6-10
5-
9
5-20
5-
6
15c
$1.12%
22Vic
(Philadelphia)
U. S. Steel Corp., common
77o preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
7-
from
income
British
of
deduction
for
Universal
Insurance
Co.
Co.
i
1
5-21
(quar.)——
Vanadium-Alloys
Steel Co.
—
6-27
6-
5-28
5-14
6- 2
5-15
Aro
7-
7
6-20
Arrowhead
17Vac
6-
2
5-15
6-
2
5-15
conv.
"a"
(quar.),
,
Viceroy Mfg., Ltd., 50c class A (quar.) ——
Virginia Coal & Iron (quar.)—.
__:
Vogt Manufacturing Co. (reduced)
A
—
Vulcan Mold & Iron Co.
65c
J12Vic
$1.25
10c
12Vac
(quay.)
6-
2
5-
9
Co.
(quar.)'
40c
Ward Industries Corp., $1.25
pfd. A
Warren (S. D.), common (quar.)—
$4.50 preferred (quar.),!
Washington Gas Light Co.—-
$4.50
(quar.)
—- —
;
Power
preferred
&
—
_
$1.13
6-
2
5-
9
share
per
-!
tible
4.80'/;?
plus .this
to.' May
Washington
16,_
Steel
dividend).
i.
4v'a%
Puritas
preferred
(quar.)
4.80prefeired
Weston
4J/2V*
'
6- 2
30c
6-1
5-1
class
common
preferred
...
62%c
(quar.).
6-1
6-16
(Conn.)
Co.
Co.
Witherbee-Sherman
preferred
issue
to
Mfg.,
be
share
yandotte
common
2
5-15
50c
5-12
(s-a)
6%
6-
2
5-12
5:15c
7-
1
6-10
J15c
7-
1
6-10
6-
2
5-15
6-
2
5-15
5'*
5-20
5-
5
6-24
6-10
1
6-17
6-10
5-15
2
5-15
7-
6-
5-15
5-
SI.50
4-30
4-18
1
5-15
1
Corp¬
<1
Collieries
pfd.
preferred
June
011
(no
at
(quar,).
—.......
Piano,
(quar.)
6% preferred
preferred
(quar.)..
a(quar.)
...
preferred (quar.)
1
(quar.)
$1.37%
6-
(entire
at
action
this
a-.
Common
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)
4 c/c non-cum. pfd.
4%
—
!
—
(quar.)—
pfd. (quar.)
of Canada, Ltd.
non-cum
$102
on
5- 2
5-15
6-2
5- 1
4-25
5- 1
5- 1
4-25
5-21
420c
$12%c
6- 2
9-15
12-15
5-5
6- 2
6-14
6-14
6-16
5-15
8-26
11-26
4-7
5-12
5-23
5-23
4-24
5-29
5-29
6-2
10c
5-20
-25c
5%
,5%
6-20
7-15
$1.50
7-15
$1.50
10-15
$1.50 1-15-59
6-26
6-30
9-30
12-31
6-20
9-19
5-23
8-22
5-23
8-22
4-30
5- 5
3c
,
25c
25c
$1
$1
?80c
$1.37j/2
—...
...
Bell
6-
1
6-20
12vic
(extra)....—
Bastian-Morley Co. Inc., 5va rk pfd. (quar.)
Bathurst Power & Paper Co., Ltd.—
Class a (reduced).
—.—$50c
Beaver Lumber Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)..
J25c
Extra
25c
Class a
(quar.)
;
$25c
$1.40 preferred iquar.)
t35c
Beck (a. s.) Shoe, common (quar.)^
15c
4ri4%
preferred (quar.)
$1.18%
Aircraft
Belding
$2,50
taken
time)
5-15
Bahimoie & Ohio rr—■
Beech
prior
4-30
5-10
$55c
25c
,
20c
plus this dividend)
Worsted
payment
75c
62V2C
(accumulative)
redeemed
(quar.)
common
1
6-16
25c
......—....
...
Corp.,
5-
5-23
50c
a
Industries
6c/o
15c'
(G. HA & Co.. Ltd., SV3%
Worumbo
a (quar.
Manufacturing
1
6-16
$1
...
(quar.)
5-
.7-1
5-16
6- 2
6-12
6-12
6c
$1.50
'(quar,44c
Co., Ltd., com.
5-31
6-16
6- 1
5-15
17vac
Fund—
"5-1
*
5-15
8%c
56%o
...
1
5-15
30c
Baldwin
2
40c
(quar.),,
7-
20c
dividend—.—.—
Aztec Gil & Gas (stock dividend),.u—a.—
6-
$1.31)4
preferred
5-1
sl.os^i
(quar.)
Stock
6-
$$1.50
(quar.),————,
6-1
25c
$1.16%
z
7vac
5-
1
5-1
50c
$2.50
Line Co.
5-1
1
6-18
$$1.12Va
(quer.)
Will & Baumer
Candle
per
■_
(quar.)
Wickes Corp. (quar.)
Wilson Bros., 5V*
Wood.
(increased)
A
—
6-1
6-
6-1
50c
Barber-Ellis
White Motor Co.,
s'*
1
95c
(quar.),
Ltd.,
(increased)
preferred
(quar.)_i—,
preferred
(quar.),
(S. S.) Dental Mfg. (quar.)
oW;i>
7-
5
60c
common
2nd
White
5-15
4-30
(quar.)
Baker
(quar,)——
preferred
(George),
Class B
25c
_
5-
5-27
50c
_
5-15
4-30
5-15
(quar.)....
Ayshire
Snowdrift Co.—
westinghouse .Electric,
.3.80V*
60c
—
Waverly oil Works Co.—
Wayne Knitting Mills (quar.),
Wesson Oil
5
5-15
6-20,.
4-30
(quar.).
pfd.
preferred (quar.)..
Avco
5-
5-15
6-11
7- 1
...
Water
Class
5-23
6-23
$$1.31%
$20c
(quarterly from income)
Auto Electric Service
10c
6-27
(quar.)
non-cumulative preferred (s-a)___-~--
5%
Conver-
(reduced)
5-15
5-15
7- 3
5-12
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Aunor Gold Mines, Ltd.
i._u-a-iA,2
—
6- 2
6- 2
...
—
Co.,
Atoinic Development Mutual
Corp.,-common
1
5-9
Refining Co,, common (quar.)
Atlantic Wholesalers, Ltd.
5v2^h pu-eferred (quar.) ....
Atlas Corp., 5% preierred (quar.—.—
(entire issue
May 23 at $105
5
6- 9
....
Coast
convertible, preferred,
called for redemption on
6-
5-
60c
Coast Line rr'.
9
6-20
59c
Atlantic
5-
5- 2
5-23
5-15
27v/ac
Atlantic
5-15
5-9
6-2
...
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry
2
12-10
,
5
5-29
6-13
$30c
(quar.).
5-16
1
6-
....
5-15
6-
12-19
/
Co.—
3
6-
9-10
30c
2
35c
6-10
9-19
15c
2v2c
(quar.).
common
6-
31 Vic
6-20
25c
Telephone & Telegraph Co., com.
partic. class a (quar.)____.
...
5%
4-24
$2.25
(quar.
6-
6-12
4-24
15c
(quar.)
Associated Truck Lines, class a (quar.)
5-29
5-29
34%c
5-31
5-15
4-24
8
60c
(s-a)
6-18
6-16
8
5-
50c
Atlantic
Walgreen
5-
30c
...
(Increased quar.)
Equipment,
$5
5- 8
$1.25
(quar.)
Associated
Van Raalte Co.
6-13
37v'ac
(quar.-)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)—„—
common
preferred
25c
30c
....
5-21
6- 2
$1.25
(quar.
preferred
35c
6-30
1
(Miami)—
Co.
preferred (quar.)
Arnold Altex Aluminum, com.
,z
7-
$1.25
4.65'to
6
5-20
2Vi%
preferred
$25c
65c
(quar.)
Insurance
Products
Arkansas-Missouri
7-
5-14
6-20
10c
class a—.
&
Public .Service
$4.35
\
6- 2
50c
(quar.
$1.10
re¬
but
tax
4-30
7'/2c
$2.40
expenses
(quar.)—.
Upson Company (quar.),
Oil
capital
depositary
United Steel Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Universal Consolidated Oil Co.
Utah Southern
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.),..
Common
$2.50
5-15
i
40c
$1.12%
quar.)
Anthes-Imperial Co., Ltd.— "
: a
$5.25 preferred (quar.)_
...
Argus Corp., Ltd., common
(quar.)
(final
ended Dec. 31, 1957 of 10%
free
serves
less
&
$2.36
,——
special of 3%%
a
(initial
Electric
b
Arizona
5
20c.
preferred
Anheuser-Busch
(
5-15
6-
Climax—
preferred
Class
5-29
5c
(monthly)__
6-14
15c
;—
(quar.)
(Payable in class a stock),.
Title
Anderson
Molasses, Ltd.—
American deposit rets, for ord. regis,
plus
62Vic
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—Class
a
(quar.)
United
for the year
Cable
Smelting
Anchor Post
5-12
6-
_
U. S.
7*«13
-5vaf/o preferred (quar.)
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred
6-13
5-31
20c
20c
(quar.)—;
■■
10-15
Quarterly
6
4-18
'a:!'a.-'*'.
-
8- 1
American Water Works,
2
6-
5-15
•:/'
11- 1
non-cum.
American
4-21
40c
.
America
of
U. S.
\
37vic
Refining Co.
American Steel Foundries (quar.)
5-5
20c
Co.
Chemical,
preferred (quar.)
4Va%
56%c
32Vic
15c
____
Borax
5-15
50c
4-22
President Lines, Ltd.—
American
5
5-20
10c
dly.
non-cum.
6v*
$1.25
Illuminating Co
United Industrial Corp
United Insurance
,,
v a
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5% non-cum. preferred (quar.)
American Seating Co. (quar.).____„.____i
5-12
5-23,
-
37'/2c
Petrofina Inc.,
5%
5-12
5-
„&rl4
In-
(quar.)
Co.
<te
4v4v&
4%%
Best &
Corp. (quar.)
Heminway Co. (quar.).
Howell
Co.,
preferred
preferred
Co.
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Fund,
of 8d
less
tax
free
3Qc
17Vic
25c
$1.06%
$1.18%
50c
—.
-
6-20
9-19
5-15
5-15
6-2
7- 2
7-2
7- 2
7- 2
5-15
6- 2
5- 5
6-14
6- 2
6- 2
6- 2
5-15
5- 5
6-10
6-10
6-10
6-10
5- 5
5-15
4-25
5-29
5-16
5-16
5-16
4-25
5-27
6-
r
4-30
2
6-
■
2
6-
:
4-23
7-
deduction
(quar.)
5-
1
6-
5-
9
5-27
$15c
—
7-29
$15c
7-29
3-28
5-13
7-
9
7-
0
10c
Electric
Power,
com.
(quar.)..
(quar.)
5-12
4-11
19c
Co.
6-
5-
1
5
25c
,
6-16
6-
5
17 %C
...
Interstate
5-16
5-
2
55c
5-15
4-25
5-15
60c
4-30
27 Vac
5-15
4-30
33 VaC
5-15
4-30
33c
—
5-15
4-30
5-15
4-30
33 VaC
....
32 VaC
,
5-15
4-30
(quar.).
31 %c
5-15
4-30
(quar.)
34% c
5-15
4-30
7-
1
6-13
$15c
5-15
4-25
$20c
5-15
4-25
$15c
5-15
4-25
$49c
5-15
4-25
$25c
5-30
4-30
&
75q
a
(quar.).
...
Cement Co.,
Ltd., common
a
(quar.)..
$32 VaC
(quar.)
&
6-20
$37 %c
$37v/ac
preference
6-16
5-31
7-
(quar.)
Iron
Foundries Ltd., com. (quar.),.
$$1.06 %
preferred (quar.)
Canada Malting Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)—_
$50c
4vi % preference iquar.)
$29V4c
..a
preferred
Canadian
Fund,
investment
Canadian
Inc.
General
g-20
6-16
5-15
6-16
5-15
6-
2
5-15
$37Vac
7-
2
g-
7-
2
6-
2
10c
....
6-
2
5-
9
7-
2
net
from
....
Electric
6-10
$31V4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quarterly
income)
2
,7-15
$25c
Canada Vinegars, Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian Breweries Ltd., coin,
conv.
5-20
Forgings, Ltd.—
4%%
$1.25
2
5-28
15c
.......
Ltd. (quar.)
Canada Foundries
Canada
9
5-15
5-12
deduc¬
Participating
Class
5-
2
l%d
(final)
Extra
$1.30
1
6-
in¬
Burlington County Ry. (s-a).
Canada Foils, Ltd., com. (increased quar.)..
Canada
2
6-
10c
net
5-
25c
from
4-25
5-15
15c
(quarterly
5.08preferred
5430% preferred
Class
4-25
6-11
15c
(quar.).,
—
Camden
4-28
35c
....
5.20%
5-13
10%
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.).
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5.36%
2
6-
of
Telephone Co. (quar.).
California Packing Corp.
(quar.)
California Water Service, com. (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)..,
5.28%
5-23
Ltd.—
10%
California Ink Co.
5.30%
5-15
v
depositary.
Terminal
California
2
;
Ltd.—
Corp.
California
5-15
2
6-10
6-10
Co.,
Ltd.
Mines,
Burndy
Bush
6-11
of
income)
Burns & Co.,
5-23
30c
5r/0
Co.—
United
Quarterly
Quarterly
2
2
5-15
6-14
2
1
Ltd.—-
Co.,
payment
Income
tion of
/
,
4c
Products Corp.
Metal
Stock
Inc.—
(quar.)-,
Glass
6-
6-
■
(quar.),
&
Meter
American
.
25c
2
5-
$25c
(quar.)
American deposit receipts ordinary
Free of British income
tax less
4-25
25a,
(from
Burma
4-25
;
...
35c
62 %c
10c
(quar.)—2—,
preierred
Inc.
5-10
5-10
6-
7-
$30c
,
Class b
Tung-Sol Electric Inc.—
5%
25c
6-16
5-15
$72 %c
(.final)
vestment
5-15
;
6-23
4-30
15c
Tobacco
final
(a
Company
Bullock
5-15
6- 1
4-23
1
12c
....
Ltd.
(Charles) Co.
Buck Hill Falls (quar.)
9
6-1
7-
5-20
22%c
(quar.)
Bruning
6-20
25c
quarterly
.
Oil
Petroleum
Brown
5-20
1
87vic
(quar.).
Corp.
preferred
American
5-
7-
11-20
5-14
25c
Amer. dep. receipts Ordinary (final)
Broadway-Hale
Stores
(quar.)
5-9
6-10
11-29
87 %C
(quar.)
from in¬
(quar.)
American
Ordinary
5
5-31
30c
Semi-annual
American
(quar.)—
(quar.)
$57c
8-21
Depositary)
5-15
5-
5
6-1
93%c
Hospital Supply Corp. (quar.)—.
Indemnity Co. (Galveston, Texas)
American
6-10
6-
$25c
—
Shares
Furniture
American
5
B
Co.
American Home
5-16
5-23
37^20
2
4-30
50c.
(quar.)....
.....
preferred
.4.
American
British
Ltd.—
(quar.)
American Encaustic Tiling (quar.)
9
5-29
5-15
4-25
thvic
Corp.
...
3Viv*
Corp.
British
4-25
5-21
1%,
$1.50
5-12
10c
6- 2
5-21
12V2C
—_____—
$1.50
5-31
6-23
Canada,
Cement
American
5-31
6-14
$1
22v2c
9-
6c
(quar.)
Ordinary
6-24
income)..,
Can
American
6-12
6-14
7-21
5-21
95c
income)
Brass
British
6-14
2
9c
income)...
Brass
(increased
6-21
6-
Inc.—
....
&
6-30
Tank Co. of Canada, Ltd.-—
British
4-25
75c
6-16
(quar.)
preference
Bristol
4-25
(quar.)
(reduced)
common
Business
American
7-1
5-16
5-10
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
(quar.)
;
vestment
5-15
7-
5c
25c
50c
1
5-15
20C
Fund
$2.90
5-10
:
7-
30C
20c
Inc.
Common
5-30
6- 2
common
American
6-17
6- 3
6-27
6-30
(quar.),
(quar.)
of
6
,$25c
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.),
2
4c
50c
5-16
Stock dividend
5
6-16
(quar.)—,
preferred
American
9
5-15
6-
12v'ac
..;
Machines
conv.% preferred (quar.)
American Box Board <quar.)
5-9
6-13
30c
3 V2 a
5-12
6-10
6-
7-1
(quar.)
—
2
6-10
4%
6-13
$1.15
$1.40
75c
investment
Aluminum
Bridge
5-16
1
6-16
Paper, Ltd...
An approximate amount, subject to stock¬
holders' approval on May 29.
5-16
7-
1
(quar.),.,.
Corp.
vestment
6-13
6-2
7-
Bowater
5-16
6- 2
2
$1.06%
(quar.)
preferred
Boston
5-16
81.05
(quar.)
preferred (quar. )
Aluminum Co. of America, com. (quar.),.,,
$3.75 preferred (quar.),,
;
American Airlines, common (quar.)
5-12
5-15
40c
87V'2C
iquar.)
Corp., common
(quar.,),,
Co.
5
6-25
4vba
5-12
6-
a
6-20
6-
Gas
Equipment
Ltd.,
6-
6-
iquar.)
Borg-Warner Corp.,
4-30
/''!
a
5
10c
preferred
5-29
1
$1.12v-a
Alpha Beta Food Markets, com. (quar.)
5%
preferred a (quar.)
Alpha Portland Cement Co. (quar.)
4-21
7-
&
Co.
Inc.
Stores
4%
5
6-13
(quar.)___„
Business
Bohn
5-15
6-
1
20c
net
Bondstock
4-30
6- 2
62vsc
—
Mills
Allied
5-20
5-
j27v2c
(quar.),,-,
common
-
Electric
Allied
5
5-19
(quar.)-
Steel, Ltd.
$3.80
2
2
6-
5
7-
(quar.).,
Ridge Mutual Fund
(From
4-25
6-2
5-
$1.75
Tobacco, com.
Inc.
Bourjois,
Co., 4.20'* pfd. (quar.)——
preferred
(quar.)—
Allied Control
6-27
4-25
6-
5-15
10c
Corp., common (quar.)_____a
preferred (quar.)
c.)
6-11
23c
$12c
Power
(r.
Allen
5-31
of Ree.
2
Quarterly
Blue
5-12
6-15
Holdera
Payable
6-
Quarterly
Ltd.—
Alabama-Tennessee Natural
2
7-20
4-30
Gas
5-26
10c
*.
mlg
prior
4.60 v;v
2
A
preferred
(quar.),,
25c
Stores,
Inc.,
preferred
$3.50
4-23
Class
5V*
5-20
5c
Inc.
(quar.).
Co.
Brass
Alabama
5
Class
Travelers Insurance Co.
6-16
$$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Alabama
4-24
23c
(quar.),,
6-10
(quar.)
Reduction
i
Ltd.—
Corp..
2
Corp.
Air
A,—
(reduced)
(Pa.)
7-
(quar.)
Inc.
Products
Process
Common
6-10
1
v
(quar.)
Co.
,
$30c
preferred
13 :
60c
.(quar.)
com,
(quar.)
preferred
Blue Bell,
6-10
fund,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,^,/-,,,^,,, ;■''//'
American
Thatcher Glass
2
Corp.,
,
5.60%
When
Share
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—
4%7b
preferred (quar.)
Bloch Bros.
5-8
7-
Steel
preferred
6%
Aeroquip
.
—
of Ree.
6-2
il21/ac
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
.
.
Payable
Ltd.—
Advisers
April 23.
South Texas
Share
Refineries
(quar.)
Acme
,
Standard
/
of Company
Bethlehem
77*
Holder1
(quar.)12%c
Sugar
(quar.)
preference
$4.50
on
in the
given
When
Class a
9
Akron
J.
being
.
Incorporated
Acadia-Atlantic
time)
N.
week, these
Name of Company
amp,
Acme
Quaker State
this
preceding table.
5-19
6-1
Per
Name
weeks and not yet
5-5
1
7-
Below
of Rec.
50c,
—
preierred (quar.)
—
87VaC
preferred (quar.).—_
_
26c
preferred (quar.)
27c
Growth Fund (initial)-—. 5c
3i&%»
416%
•
6-1
Per
(quar.)
Co.
Service
,.hiic
61 VaC
> • $$2-
When
Payable
(2009)
—
$$2
Class
General
b
Extra
(quar.)
(s-a)
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
Canada
(s-a)
Central
Foundry Co., 57*
Ry., 57'*
preferred (quar.)
5%
Illinois
common
(quar.)
"
4% 7* preferred (quar.)
—
—_...
Chesapeake Corp. (Va.)
(quar.)
—
Chosajmake & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)
Common
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common
—-—
—
—
a
Service
Co.
6-20
6-
2
5-15
$1.25
6-20
9-20
y-10
12-20
12-10
42c
6-10
4-18
6-10
5-20
$1.23
6-30
6-18
$1
6-30
6-18
6-30
g-18
$1.06%
40c
5-15
5-
1
1
5-15
5-29
4-30
25c
5-15
4-30
•5-31
$1,12%
42 % c
6-
10c
6-16
40c
5-
50c
5-26
9
5-
8
2
6-
4-28
5-
8
25c
5-10
4-30
75c
6-
1
5-15
60c
5-15
4-15
30c
5-15
4-30
$1.12 Va
7-15
6-30
Clearfield &
30c
5-15
5-
5
$1
6-20
6-
2
1
7-
7
87 Vl*c
8-
37 Vac
7-31
37 VaC
10-23
12-18
$1.25
6-26
7-11
3
10-
11 28
6-
6
$1.25
9-25
9-
5
$1.25
11-26
11-
7
25c
6-
9
$1.50
6-16
$1.75
6-16
12 VaC
6-
2
5-19
6-
2
6-
2
5-20
25c
5-15
5-
25c
6-13
5-21
37 VaC
5-15
4-14
6-
9
7
5-16
10c
5-12
4-30
25c
Co. (n. y.)!
Controller Co. (quar.)
6-14
5-23
—
(s-a)
—...
Electric Illuminating,
preferred
common
Sandusky
Cleveland
&
7-
1
6-20
1-1-59
12-19
40c
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
Cleveland
$1.50
$1.50
Mahoning Ry.
Semi-annual
$4.50
2
60c
(quar.)
Citizens Casualty
Cleveland
4-18
7-
37 Vac
....a
preferred (quar.)
Series a preferred (quar.)—.
Series a preferred
(quar.)
:
a.¬
Chicago Pneumatic Tool (quar.)—
Chicago Towel Co., common
—
77* preferred (quar.) ....
_____—
Chicago Yellow Cab (quar.)
—
Chilton Co.
(quar.) _—:
—;—
Chrysler Corp. (reduced) —
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, common (quar.)
Clark
5-10
5-10
,
3%% conv, preferred (quar.) —_—_—
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific rr.—
Cities
6-12
3%
...
Chambersburg Engineering Co, (quar.)
Champion Oil & Refining—
•
$3
preference
(quar.)
—
Chase Manhattan Bank (n. y.) (quar.),
Chenango & UnadUla Telephone Corp.—-
Series
6-12
1
$1.25
Century Industries Co. (quar.)
Cessna Aircraft Co. (quar.)-_<m_..i^.__
Chain Belt Co. (quar.)
—
Common
1
$1.25
—...
on
5-15
7-
7-
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Public
dividend
5-31
ll%c
$$2.50
Service, com. (quar.)
4.927* preferred (quar.) ——:
4'%
preferred (quar.)
4%7* preferred (quar.)
Central Louisiana Electric, com. (quar.)
4.50'% preferred (quar.)
Central & South West. Corp. (quar.).—...
Central Vermont Public Service (quar.)
<
Century Food Markets Co.-—
Stock
9
60c
preferred (quar.)
Central
5-15
5-
$1.05
pfd.
5%
5-15
5-31
2
Ltd.—
—
Central of Georgia
5-31
56 %c
60c
....
.fquar.)
Investments,
preference
5
6-
$1.75
—
Co.,
—
4.20%
Central
5
5-
11-16
60c
,
5-
5-15
6-10
40c
.....
6%%. pfd. (quar.)..
77a preferred (quar.)
;—.—
Caterpillar Tractor, common (quar.)
(j. i.)
4-15
5c
:
Co.
—
4.807*
5-30
5-15
5-15
40c
...—-
(quar.)—,
Carpenter Paper (quar.)
!
Carrier
Corp., common (quar.)
4%?£> preferred (quar.)
Case
6-16
15c
—...
:—1
—....—
Carborundum
5-30
$20c
—
Co.
Estates
6-16
6-1G
$25c
(quar.)
Ltd.—•
—
Canadian Oil
Capital
Co.
Securities,
2
$25c
Canadian
guaranteed
47*
special
(quar.)
4-18
(initial)
6-
5
2
5-16
87%c
Brewing
guaranteed
1
6-
6-
2
5-
50c
6-
2
Pittsburgh rr.—
7%
5-15
7-
10c
—
(quar.).
5-
9
9
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
14
Mills (liquidating)—-Co.,
name
changed 'to
Corp. (stock dividend).—
Williams Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Cochenour
Class
(quar.)
A
—
Central
Power,
Common
(monthly)
Common
4(4%
4quar.')
(Boston)
6-30
6-12
6-
2
5-20
6-
2
5-
6
(13/100th
common
of a share
11c
7-
1
6-16
eral Corp.
common
8-
1
7-16
8-
1
7-16
5-15
4-18
6-10
50C
—
$4.25 -pfd.
Corp.,
6-
}15c
6-
2
2
5-
5-15
$1.06 »/4
(quar.)_
Enterprises Ltd.
(quar.).—
Commercial Credit Co. -(quar.)———
Combined
1
4-30
;
2
70c
6-30
22 VzC
5-15
4-30
10c
4-30
4-16
(quar.)——
30c
5-15
5(4% 'preferred (quar.)—
Ltd. (reduced)-—.—
$1.37(4
Commonwealth Telephone Co.- (Pa.)
Composite Fund 4 quar.)
Concord Natural Gas, common
(quar.).
Lhe
Quarterly
Cement
1
8
Consolidated
Electrodynamics
Corp.
Gross
2
5-15
\i-
1
5-
1
6-
1
5-
1
Falstaff
1
Farmer
6-
1
5-
10c
5-
9
4-21'
6-28
$1.25
6-
1
5-
9
$1.25
9-
1
8-
8
$1.25
12-
1
11-
7
20c
5-28
5-13
$1.12(2
5-31
6-16
5-
2
,
1
5-
9
6-13
5-27
'
6-13
5-31
(quar.)
Insurance
Life
(quar.)
Compress
&
Federal
5-15
Extra
1:12c
6-
2
5-
1
tlOc
6-
2
5-
i
—
5-30
4-30
60c
5-20
4-18
$4.16
Container
4%
(quar.)-i—»—
preferred
preferred
preferred
$4.52
Corp.
$1.13
25c
(quar.)__
com.
(stock
5%
1
6-16
5
4-18
5-
5
4-18
1
6-15
5-28
! 5-16
5-28
5-16
Warehouse
30c
6-
1
5
6-
1
5-
Cilass
(quar.)
class A
Continental Life
$1.13
pfd. (quar,)«_^—i
(Toronto) (s-a)_
Insurance
6-
6-
1
(G & W H)
Cosmos
Inc.
(quar.)
Imperial Mills Ltd.
Zellevbach
Crown
Crum &
Forster,
27 V4c
Corp.,
pfd.
Crystal Oil fo Land Co.—
$1.12 preferred (quar.)____
$1.12 preferred (quar.)
2
9
5-
6-16
4-14
;
Flying Tiger Line,
6-
5-15
1
6- 9
5-16
7-
40c
$30c
6-
1
5
$1
5-15
5-
1
$1.10
5-15
5-
1
$1.15
1
5-
1
6-17
35c
__
5-
5-15
25c
pfd. A (s-a)__
Forbes & Wallace Inc., class B (quar.)
Ford Motor Co. (quar.)
Ford Motor, Ltd. (Ordinary) (final)
Foremost Dairies Inc. (quar.)
Freeport Sulphur Co. (quar.)
Friedman (L.) Realty (quar.)
Quarterly
5-15
$1.18%
6-
5-
.
1
5-23
2
60c
6-12
5-13
6%
5-26
3-26
25C
7-
1
6-16
75c
6-
2
5-15
10c
__
5-15
5-
1
10c
2
8-15
1
6-17
Garwood Industries,
9-29
9-17
5-
4-18
Gardner-Denver Co., common
Gas Service Co.
(quar.)
8-15
8-
1
10c
Quarterly
11-15
11-
1
15c
$1
—_—
•
6-15
5-31
6-
5-16
2
$1
5-15
56(40
5-15
5-
1
50c
6- 2
5-
8
34c
6-10
5-15
10c
5-15
5-
4-21
Cuban American Sugar
7%
preferred
(quar.)
$1,75
_.
7%
preferred (quar.)__
Cuban Atlantic Sugar (liquidating)
Stock
dividend
(7/100ths
of
$1.75
$6
share
a
>
Gate
of
Central Violeta Sugar lor each shr. held)..
Cuneo Press, Inc., 3(4%
Class
A
A
7
4-18
1
5-
5-15
General
Cigar
General
Crude
6-
5
9-
5
General
12-26
12-
5
General
6-26
:
;
Co.
(quar.)
Oil
(quar.)
50c
Merchandise
Outdoor
Davidson-Bout ell Co.,
Daggafontein
David
pfd. (quar.)
conv.
(ivreg.)
Dairies (stock dividend)
Crystal
&
6%
Frere,
Ltd;,
Davidson Bros,
35c
"5%
(quar.)_.
Glassine
Delaware
RR.
Corp.
of
(quar.)
:
B
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
'
Chemical
Co.,
Common (quar. )
5-15
5-15
5
5-15
"
5-
5
5-
5
6-12
6-
6-14
5-23
5-
4-28
'10c
9
2
5-24
5-
1
5-31
5-15
6-14
1
5-15
.
5-
7-1
6-30
1
(s-a)
of
Cafif.—
$50c
2
5-16
5-23
4-30
5-15
4-30
6-14
6-
1
5-16
5-15
S.
A.
preferred
Duro-Test Corp.,
6-
1
5-15
5-15
5-20
55-
2
5-15
5-
2
7-
6-20
1
40c
6-10
5-23
35c
6-10
5-20
10c
5-
5-15
4-30
$14c
dividend),.
5-19
$14c
5-15
4-30
$30c
(stock
5-15
4-30
3%
31(40
5-26
6-16
preference
(s-a)
Kootenay Power Ltd., 7. pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-25
5-30
50c
10c
6-30
6-12
$$1.75
6-16
5-31
25c
"1,™
ZZZZZ
Corp.
Ordinary
6-13
6-
$1
25c
Co.
Rubber
(reduced)!.
Co.
(quar.)
Ehnira «fc Williamsport RR. Co.—7%
preferred
(s-a>
;
45c
Corp.
2
6-16
5-15
5-16
6-
2
6-13
5-23
30c
G-19
6-
3Qp
5-20
5
5-12
$1.32
$1
7-
1
6-20
40C
6-20
4-16
ya C
6- 2
5-
22
27 (4 c
6-
2
8
5- 8:
7-
5-15
4-25
5-15
4-25
1
6-10
5-15
4-25
8-15
7-25
32 (4c
8-15
33c
A
6-
2
5-16
$1.25
6-
3
5-19
$1.25
9-
8
8-19
j.
;
8-15
6-
2
_
(quar.)_
7-25
7-25
:
-
-
i—
62 (4 c
(quar.)
(stock
56c
5-31
5-15
50c
6-30
6-
3
7-
1
6-
3
7-
1
6-
3
3
59%c
7-
1
6-
66c
7-
1
6-3
25c
6-27
6- 6
2%
$1.25
6-27
6- 6
7-
1
6-21
10c
6-
2
4-25
27(40
6-
& Co.—
Gillette
6%
Globe
Co.
Gold
common
&
Ltd., 5% pfd.
Common
(Charles
(Henry)
preferred
Honnel
(Geo. A.) & Co.,
6% preferred A (quar.)
Horn & Hardart Co.
preferred
(N.
5-
2
6- 3
5-
9
6-25
6-10
12-10
11-18
6-10
5-20
$2
9-10
8-19
$2
12-10
11-18
(quar.)
$2
(quar.)
$2
9-10
8-19
(quar.)
$2
12-10
11-18
(quar.)
6-10
5-20
$25c
(quar.)_
6-16
5-26
$25c
(quar.)
9-15
8-25
$25c
(increased)
20c
dividend
12-15
5-29
11-25
4-28
5%
com
5-31
5-
1
5-31
5-
1
40c
(quar.)
(Houston)
5-29
$1
$1.75
Co.
Public
Hubinger Co.
Pulp
Hudson
$1.41
5%
6-10
4-28
5-16
40c
6-10
6-
1
40c
9-
1
12-10
12-
1
$12 (4 c
(quar.)
9-10
40c
5-15
4-30
$12(4c
Fire
Brick
(quar.)
4-15
9-10
5-15
4-30
25c
5-29
5- 2
6-27
6- 3
.
62(4c
5-15
4-26
...
$1.50
5-15
4-26
$1.25
6-
5-19
2
$'2
5- 7
4-30
35c
5-20
5-
25c
6-15
6- 5
6- 5
31 (4c
35(4c
6-
5-16
6-
5-16
31(40
6-
5-16
32c
6-
5-16
35%c
6-
39,V,c
6-
5-16
6-16
5-29
5-29
5-15
12(4c
5-29
5-15
12(4c
5-29
5-15
$1,25
Service
5-29
5-15
7-
6-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
& Paper Co.,
2nd preferred
preferred
A
class A
(quar.)
(quar.)—
;
(quar.)
$5.12
preferred B (quar.)
5.70% preferred C (quar.)
6.25%
preferred D
Ilugoton
Production
(quar.)
Co.
Hunt
Foods, Inc., 5%
5% pref. A (quar.)
Hunt Foods &
5%
(quar.)
pref.
Industries,
60c
(quar.)
12(4c
(quar.)
common
preferred A (quar.)
Huron
&
Erie
Mortgage
Corp.
$40c
(quar.)
2
Z
6
5-16
2
Huttig Sash & Door—
5%
5%
preferred %(quar.)
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
$1.25
9-30
9-15
$1.25
12-30
12-15
37(4c
5-20
4-25
5-31
4-15
Idaho Power Co., common
(quar.)
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.
Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd.—
Common
(final)
8%
(quar.)
$1.50 convertible
Indiana Steel
$32(4c
participating pfd. (quar.)
Products
Co.
Indianapolis Water Co.,
5%
preferred (quar.)
4(4% preferred (quar.)
$37(4c
(quar.)
30c
6-30
6- 2
6-16
5-20
2
5-20
6-10
5-23
6-
25c
6-
2
5-10
$1.25
7-
1
6-10
$1.06(4
7-
1
6-10
(quar.)
common
Industria Electrica de Mexico S. A.—
American
shares
American
shares
-20c
5-30
5-15
20c
11-28
11-15
6-
2
5-13
75c
6-
2
5- 5
$3
7-
1
6-2
6-1
5-1
Industrial
Enterprises (stock dividend)
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common (quar.)
6%
preferred
3%
—
(s-a)
Institutional
Shares, Ltd.—
Institutional Foundation Fund
8c from security
(12c
from
of
profits)
&
20c
Telegraph
Co.—
Quarterly
50c
International Breweries, Inc.- (quar.)
International Harvester Co., 7%
pfd. (quar.) International Investors, Inc. (from net In¬
vestment
Income)
International Resources Fund (from net in¬
vestment
income)
International Textbook
Power
3.30%
4.35%
1
■13
25c
2
6-14
5-29
5- 5
5c
6-1
5-7
2c
5-29
5- 2
1
6-
6
75c
7-
25c
5-31
5- 9
$8c
%
Investors Mutual of Canada Ltd
Investors Trust (Rhode Island)—
(quar.)
•
$1.75
"
(quar.)_
International Utilities Corp. (quar.)
5-15
4-30
37(4c
,fc
B-
1
7-21
25c
8-
1
7-21
37(4c
11-
1
10-20
25c
(quar.)
J
11-
1
10-20
45c
6-
2
(quar.)
5-
2
1
6-13
7-
1
6-13
$1.10
7-
1
6-13
$1.20
7-
1
6-13
$1.20
6-15
6-2
$1.25
(quar.)
5-23
7-
$1.08%
(quar.)
6-26
7-
1
6-13
$1.25
&
5-31
5-24
40c
82(4c
;
Jamestown Telephone Corp.,
5% 1st preferred (quar.)
common-
preferred (quar.)
Jefferson Lake
Sulphur Co.
(stock
dividend)
6-10
8-
3
11-
7
1(4%
9-10
Stock
dividend
-1(4%
12-10
50c
5-29
5-15
4-30
25C
5-22
5-
7
Tea
3%%
Jones
<fc
Jones
&
5%
Co.,
common
preferred
Lamson
(quar.)
A
4%
4.35%
preferred
preferred
7-
1
7-
1
6-
6
6
35c
6-10
5-26
95c
6-
1
5-15
$1
6-
1
5-15
$1.05
6-
1
5-15
$1.08%
6-
1
$1.12(4
(quar.)
;
Kellogg Company—
3(4% preferred (quar.)
3(4%
preferred (quar.)
3(4% preferred
(quar.)
Kennametal, Inc.
:
6-
1
5-15
5-15
7-
1
10-
87(40
6-14
12-15
5-20
5-
37(4c
6-13
1:20c
6-25
5-29
5-30
6c
5-15
5- 3
6c
Fund
9-15
1-2-59
25c
Co.s <quar.)_
Income
1
87(4c
6-15
6- 4
87(4c
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)
(monthly)
Monthly
Both
6- 2
62(4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.50%
7-18
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Kerr
9
preferred
preferred
4.20%
Kerite
1
6-
5-15
$1.25
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment
Kansas City Power & Light—
3.80%
8-
37(4c
(quar.)
Laughlin Steel Corp.,
preferred
93%c
(quar.)__
Machine
5- 9
1(4%
dividend
—
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Coal, Ltd., class A
4-15
Stock
$2
Life Insurance
4-11
5-15
5-15
B
Southern
5-15
5- 9
Y.)—
preferred
B
7% preferred (quar.)
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
6-21
6- 2
6-15
Housatonic
5%
Co.,
9- 5
12- 5
7-10
(quar.)
4.80%
$1.50
Tea
9-15
12-15
—__—
4.40%
25c
5-15
5- 7
C- 5
45c
(quar.)
Hotel Barbizon Inc.
Jewel
Pacific
1
(quar.)—
common
1
B
Atlantic
6-
5-23
6-15
$1.06(4
1
preferred
Grand Union Co.
45c
5%
(quar.)
5-
preferred
preferred
A
$5c
,
1
25c
5-
8%
A
$1.09%
•
(quar.)—
com.
5-15
8%
Class
5-15
5-15
(stock dividend)—
Co.,
5-20
8-19
A
1
5-15
dividend
Honey Dew Food Stores
6-13
5-23
5-
5-15
(Okla.)—
1
35c
5
15c
5-15
2
8-
5%
7-
6-14
5- 9
8-15
50c
2
6-
6- 2
45c
6-
6-16
5-10
6-
87(4c
(stock div.)
Co.
Hooker Electrochemical
5%
1
6- 1
dividend
$4.25
4-25
G-
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Life Insurance Co.
Cash
7-7
2%
E.)
& Co.
Stock
5-12
5-19
SI.25
I
Lumber
Light Co., common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Co.—
class
53(40
.
Common
Iowa
5-20
P.)
$$1.25
preferred
(entire issue called for redemption on May
15 at $51.50 plus this dividend)—-.
Hercules Powder Co., 5%
preferred (quar.).
Heydcn Newport Chemical, common (quar.)
3(a% preferred (quar.)
i.
4%% preferred (quar.)
Highland-Bell, Ltd
Hilo Electric Light, common—
(Edward)
2
7-21
a
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric, common
1
9-10
(A.
common
preferred (quar.)_^
Chocolate 4(4% series
Hershey
5-23
35C
(lnitial-quar.)_
Co.,
-48%c
$22(4c
—
5-23
6-10
Green
(quar.)
Co. Ltd.,
Cotton
6-
,
5-
5
$1.50
Great West
Light—
6-
$1.50
Great
40c
preferred
Hamilton
45c
$1.50
6-11
preferred (quar.)
Great
Electric
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
6-11
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
8%
preferred A (quar.)
8% preferred A ('quar.)
8% preferred A (quar.)
&
Refractories,
(quar.)
& Marx
$2.50 preferred
Extra
50c
6%
Grafton
9
6-10
$2.50 preferred
60c
6%
8%
5-
6-iO
5-16
Government Employees Insurance—•
6%
5-31
5-9
5-16
Government Employees Corp.—
&
5
15c
5
6-30
$2.50
(H. W.) Co. (quar.)
Gould-National Batteries (quar.)
(W. R.)
5-
6-30
12 (4c
Rubber
Gossard
Grace
5-15
_
$1.50
(quar.)
Stock
common
1$1.25
5-31
preferred
Hires
5-12
15c
Bchati'ner
Holt
4-15
5-
6- 2
4%
6%
Hines
5-15
5-15
4%
Hart
5%
1
5-15
iquar.U____
——
dividend (payable in class A stk.)
B
Hartford
5-
class A stk.)
30c
;
5%
New
1
10%
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
Telegraph (quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (s-a)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (quuf.)_
Goodall
6-
Participating
(quar.)
1st preferred (quar.)
Wernicke Industries
2
*3c
1
—
Glen-Gery Shale Brick,
6-15
6-
75c
10c
(quar.)
5-6
1
130c
dividend)—
50c
preferred
6-10
50c
6-16
conv.
5-29
7-
(interim
Inter-County Telephone
55c
(quar.)
4-25
6-16
$1.16
(quar.)
Harbison-Walker
5-15
53 (aC
:
5-9
•
.
iquar.)
Stock
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines, Ltd.—
(Interim)
'
,
investment income plus a distribution
(quar.)
common
Class
-
(quar.)
dividend
M.)
6-30
5-15
62 (2C
5% preferred (quar.)__
Getty Oil Co., 4% preferred
(G.
4-18
Pennsylvania—
(quar.)
General Telephone Corp.,'common
4(4% preferred (quar.).
4.40% preferred (quar.)
;
4.75% preferred (quar.)
5(4%
5-15
25c
preferred
Giannini
6-'9
33C
(quar.)-,
Telephone Co. of
Stock
6-28
25c
preferred
preferred
5-15
32(aC
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
5.28%
4-11
5-20
'
preferred
$2.25
2
50c
$1.30
5%
9
6-
$10c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
General
5-
6-10
of Florida—
Class B
$1.65
50c
preferred
$1.30
Stock
(accum.)
Co.
Class
Corp.—
Auto-Lite
9
America—
Eastern Air Lines
Electric Hose &
2
50c
(quar.)
$1
5-29
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
General Steel Castings Corp.-(quar.)
General Steel Wares Co., Ltd.; com. (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of California—
4(4% preferred (1956 series) (quar.)
5(4% preferred (quar.)__.
General Telephone
6-13
6-14
50c
Co.
(Increased-semi-annual)
50c
(quar.)
of
4-30
25c
(quar.)
common
4-30
5-21
20c
(quar.).
(quar.)
;
U.
5-21
34%C
Dupuis Freres, Ltd., class A (quar.)___
55c class A (quar.)
Paper
6-
/
-
Dunhill International (extra)
Ecuadorean
2
50c
Bradstreet, Inc. (quar.)
Corp.
2
6-
20c
common
preferred
convertible
7-
$31 (4 c
preferred
(quar.)
Drackett Co., common (increased)
4% conv. preferred (quar.)
Dynamics Corp.
1
2
25c
Oil-Co.
preferred
8-
7-
$$1.25
$20o
Ltd. (quar.)
Donnelley (R. R.) <fc Sons (quar.)_
Douglas Aircraft (quar.)
:
Ltd.,
1-16
$25c
Stores,
Dravo Corp.,
5-16
$12 (4c
.
«
.Dominion
5-29
1-30-59
Ltd.—
*
Utilties
5-16
6-27
25c
Co
Advertising
Georgia-Pacific Corp.,
7-
39c
5% preferred (quar.)
Dominion Bridge, Ltd. (quar.)_
Dominion Engineering Works, Ltd.
Electric
12-
2
6-
25c
(quar.)
Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
Dominion &
Eaton
5
5
12-15
-
37(4c
preference
Eastern
5-
6-
25C
Dominion Tar &
East
3
50c
Monthly
$1
5
5%
;
,
5%
5-
(quar¬
Dodge Mfg.,.-common (quar.)_
$1.56 preferred (quar.)
:
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly).
4.80%
3
6-15
20c
Fund,
5
5-
15C
terly from net investment Income)
Houses, Inc. (quar.)
Drewry's,
6-
6-13
$30c
Dobbs
Dun &
6-
25c
•
I
Inc.
4%
40C
1
5r
3
25C
Diversified ..Investment
Douglas
5 (4 %
6-
$i
(quar.)
$1
> 7- 1
62 (2 C
(quar.;
6-13
5-15
'
62y2C
Distillers Corp.-Seagrams, Ltd.
Divco-Wayne Corp. (quar.)
Stock
7- 2
$2
•
(quar.)_l
Dlebold^ Inc.
4-28
40C
:
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Giorgio Fruit Corp., Class A
Class
5-15
$1
;
._
1st
$3.50
2
5-15
50c
-
'.Denver/Union Stock Yard
6-
Canada—
—
to
4-23
Public
Common
'8% 'debenture stock '(quar.)
Denver Tramway Corp.—
$2.50
3-31
$$2.50
ts-a)
$3.60
1
5-12
15c
Dennison'Mfg.,'common A (quar.)
Voting-common (quar.)
$2.50 to
4-28
8-
30c
Securities
&
5-28
2%
preference (s-a)_——
Deerfield
6-14
12-20
$$7
Daystrom,
Debenture-
1
12-31
2%
.-
class B
(stock dividend)
Day-Brlte Lighting Inc.
Inc. (quar.)
7-
$1.50
Mines
General
6-16
1
25c
General Portland Cement Co.
Daitch
—
Corp. (Del.)
(quar.)
Dynamics Corp.
(quar.)
General
9-26
50c
50c
(quar.)
Finance
50C
(guar.)
(quar.)—_
4(4% pfd. (accum.)
City Steel, Inc
General
5-
87%C
pfd. (q,uar.)___i
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
Class A (quar.)—.
Class
7
30c
Co—
Home State
—
—
9-
28c
5-15
2
5-15
4-30
$1.25
Friendly Finance Inc., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Fruehauf Trailer, 4%
pfd. (quar.)
Fulton Market Cold Storage (annual)
6-
5-29
^
6-20
7-
28c
__________
4-21
5-29
6-30
$2
—
4-30
;
6-15
6-20
1
6
5-15
6-30
11-
6-
$1.05
(quar.)
J.)
17c
6-30
1
6-
2
12c
8-
6-16
15c
;
93 %c
N.
(quar.)
Inc., 5%
5-15
$17(4c
(quar.)—
6-
28 %C
(quar.)
5-23
6-10
Fleming Company, common
:——
5%
preferred (quar.)
Florida Power Corp., 4% preferred (quar.)__
4.40% preferred (quar.)L—
—
preferred
5-10
>
6-14
$1.12»/2
preferred
6
6-15
& Rubber, 4(4% pfd. (quar.)_
First Bank Stock Corp. (quar.)
Fittings, Ltd., class A (s-a)
4.75%
6-
6-10
6-15
*
lc
25c
Firestone Tire
4.60%
5-31
5c
5- 9
lc
Co. ' (Newark,
11-15
—
5-9
5-15
65c
Insurance
1
.
5-15
:
5-20
::
'
;;—
Semi-annual
8-15
—
(quar.)__
$4.20 pfd. (quar.)-
B%
5-15
<
5-29
——
_
5-
5-15
$4
Coty International Corp._
Co., 3%% preferred
Crane
(monthly)—:
5-15
$4
.
Corson
7-30
.
1
—
—
(monthly)—
5-
V 75c
(quar.)
$3 prior preferred (quar.)
Cosmopolitan Realty (quar.)..
Quarterly
Quarterly *
Corning Natural Gas Corp. (increased)
A
B
1
25c
.
Class
Class
6-
8-1
$$1.30
Cook Paint & Varnish, common
9
Federal Screw Works
5-29
7
6-
(monthly).
Fireman's
6-16
5-29
(monthly)
6-13
.li '>
9
lc
7Del.)
Federal Mortgage
5-22
6-
...
6-
10c
1
5
6-10
6-10
lc
(quar.)
6-30
31V4C
.—__
5
5-20
45c
—_
5-20
;
1
20C
(quar.)_______
!
B
-1
45c
Co.
Federal Insurance Co.
Class
7-
$3
6-30
1%
(quar.)
preferred
Continental Gin Co.,-444%
5-
1
1'
25c
(quar.)_
Federal National Mortgage Assn.
(monthly)
Federal Paper Board, 4.60% pfd. (quar.)
7-
$1.12(4.
dividend)
6
common
Oil
Class
8
68% C
6-14
93 %c
preferred (quar.)
>
4.50% conv. 2nd pfd'(quar.)
Continental Copper & Steel Industries
6
6-
6-
45C
__
$3.75
6
6-
1
5-25
-
$1
Continental Can Co.; common- (quar.)
6-
1
7-
i.
1
7-
$1.12(4
preferred (quar.)
Common
7-
$1.04
,
,
(quar.)
( quar.)
of America,
55-
5-
.
(quar.)
"•
$4.50
Bros.,
preferred
3.90%
5-29
t37(4c
(quar.)—__
2
6-
7-
1
common
5-23
6-14
5-15
35c
30c
—
(quar.)
common
Federal
5-15
Co.,
$3
4-22
(Syracuse
—
Corp.,
1953 series
2
Power
Halle
Hallnor Mines Ltd.
1
6c
pfd.
preferred
2
(s-a)
Hacken.sa.ck Water Co.
5-
37 (2 c
4-25
preferred (quar.)_
uypsum, Limp & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.
Quarterly
Hamilton Cotton.
:
9
7(4c
12(4c
com.
(quar.)
iquar.):
Corp.
Hancock
60c
—
6%
Corp.,
Traders
&
Y.)
6*
Consumers Glass, Ltd. (quar.).
Oil
$1.75
-
5-
Gulf Power Co., 4.64%,
4-22
_______
5(4%
6-
Consumers
preferred
6-14
7-25
40c
(quar.)
5-13
15c
N.
50c
B
preferred
$5
ol Rec.
1
(quar.)-
(Del.)
Ohio RR.—
&
Holder,
__——____
(quar.)
1
(quar.)_____—:
Fedders-Quigan
25c
Class
Gulf Mobile
6-30
8-
(quar.)
common
When
Payable
37(4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-
6c
Consolidated Textile,
;
B
preferred
25c
_______
6-13
6-30
6-
20c
6%
t2l%c
5-29
6-10
87 %C
(quar.)
Brewing
Bros.
Consolidated- Freightways (quar.}____
Consolidated Laundries Corp.- (quar.)
pfd. (s-a)_—_—
Consolidated Theatres Ltd., olass A (quar.)
9
50c
(quar.)—
(quar.)"_—_*—
RR. Co., 7% gtd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Fall River Gas Co.
2
2
:
5%
4-25
6-10
Telecasting,
Class
Gulf
Financial Gen¬
share held)
Lines (Canada) (initial)
Co., 5% convertible pfd.
Gulf Interstate Gas Co.
$5
Corp., coin.
$5
5-15
5-29
dividend).
(stock
of
5-15
5-29
6-
for each
Farnir Bearing Co. (quar.)
Fairbanks Morse «fe Co._.
9-
10c
5-29
Share
Stock dividend (payable in
6-
10c
(quar.)
6-13
$1.12(4
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—__________
7%
12-
6-15
70c
H
Griesedieck
40c
_
9-15
t$l
(s-a)__—-v.
4-15
$1.18%
12(40
——
Exeter Mfg.
Farmers
Consolidated Discovery Yellowknife Mines—*
Consolidated Edison-Co. of N. Y. (increased)
5-15
30c
$5 prefeTrqd "(quar.)
—;
_—
$5 preferred
(quar.)
—
Erlanger Mills, common (quar.)—__________
4(4% preferred (quar.)
12-15
Consolidated Diversified Standard Securities,
Ltd., $2.50 non-cum. pref.
Railroad,
J 50c
.
Greyhound
40c
convertible preferred
$2
Erie Forge & Steel
Erie & Pittsburgh
?50c
—
(quar.).,
Corp.
5-
5-10
1
4-24
Corp.,
20c
•
■.o-———
Consolidated
5-
5-
+50e
(quar.)—
Assn.
———
Quarterly
6-
5-15
«5c
Conduits 'National,
Confederation
Equity
Erie
Co.
5-30
$1.25
preferred (quar.)—
4%%- preferred (quar.)
preferred (uqar.)
Equitable Gas, common (quar.)
4.50% conv. preferred (quar.)
Per
of Company
Name
5c
50c
11c
25c
of Reo.
5%
11c
(quar.)
Insurance
Holdera
Corp. (quar.)
--—
Emhart Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)—
Empire District Electric, com. (quar.)__
$1.12(4
Lite
When
Payable
Elox
15c
,
«
—
Columbia Pictures
4-17
——
National
5-15
4-30
5-15
(monthly)
common
i
(quar.)
System Inc.
Gas
2
6-
87 (4c
.
preferred
Columbia
,
75c
(quar.).:—
(monthly)
Columbian
1
5-15
t5C
.
t20c
Colgato-Paliuoltve Co., common
3(4% preferred
(quar.)_____
Collins & Aikman (resumed)—,
Colorado
-
5-
5-31
,
Ltd.—
Hardware,
Cochrane-Dunlop
12-20
12-28
5%
Machine
Clinton Engines
Par
Share
Name of Company
of Rec.
Payable
$35
Worsted
Cleveland
Clinton
Share
-
Holder»
When
per
of Company
Name
Di
Monday, May 5, 1953
...
(2010)
above
ment
payments
from
net
invest¬
income.
(Continued
on
page 48)
5
Number 5739
Volume 187
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2011)
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 1957
Oct
28
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
33% Jun
21
Lowest
17
30% Jan
3
51% July 15
43% Jan
13
Nov 13
104% May 22
17% Jun 10
102% Jan
7
2
1V/a Jan
Abbott Laboratories
4%
ABC
30
64% May 17
37% Jan
21
14% Jan
Dec
27
16% May 27
38% Jan
8
19% Jan
24% Jan
3
Acme Steel
Dec
24
27 % July
20% Jan
23% May
1
Adams
27% May
2
Adams-Millis
21
a
1
Mar
24
6!a Dec
11
Jun
7
143
Jan
2
14% Jan
7
>
Jan
2
16% Jan
28
8
17% Jan
49% Jan
13
28
193% Jan
8
204
12
30
16 3 4 Dec
31
45 s 8 Oct
21
65% July
24% Jan
31% July 5
31% July 23
19 Va Oct
176 *
a
11
Feb
155
232% Jun
15
231a Dec
July
160
l
Dec
16
25% Dec
30
30
7
6
ACF-Wrigley
188
Apr 22
9% Feb
2
2
33
May
Jun
25
8
108
Jan
2
114
13'.•» Dec
20
18% May 13
14
Jan
2
21
Oct
30
77% Jan
72
Jan
16
80
Apr
9% Jun
14
14
Oct
24
165
70
3% Dec
30
Oct
114
17
190
80!
240
146
31
Dec
Jan
Sep
4%
Jqn
211
28%
Dec*30
93',
Dec
17
12 5s Oct
22
4
681
a
65% Apr
110% Jun
2
30 !u Jan
3
2
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20
72!j Apr
29
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4
3
21
Jan
2
24% Feb
10
4
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13
8
27
Jan
2
22% Aug 13
11
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30% Jan
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32
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7
30
47% Jun
19
Apr 23
35% Jan
2
70% Dec
20
82
30
74
6
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22% Apr
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6
Nov
19
27% Dec
23
30
21% Dec
27
88 % Nov
47% Mar 19
100
prior preferred
No par
113
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33
33%
32%
33
32%
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92
92
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20
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38% Dec
30
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25
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24
93 % Feb
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30
Apr
25
2
4% Apr
23
48
Apr 28
42% Jan 21
31%
27%
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65%
48%
52
convertible
64% July
5
2
45% Feb
3
American Chain
64
Sep
39% Jan
3
62% Jan
2
76
May
2
American Chicle Co
8
29% Jan
17
35 'A
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1
27
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3
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6
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39% Jan
17
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2
22
29 % Apr
25
Feb
24
32
13% Jan
30
18% Apr
American
Mar 28
21
49
Jun
7
82% Feb 12
30
31% Feb
1
19% Jan
25% Apr 28
34%
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92%
94%
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93 %
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94 Va
93%
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74
74%
75
75
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75
95%
75%
16,900
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100
2
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2
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11
16
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2
20
2
102
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10
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22
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102
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21
83
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22
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28
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11
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9
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2
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22
23
American
1
2
60% Apr 28
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20% Jan
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News
33% May
37% May 17
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24
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158
3
9
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4
34% Jan
10
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39 % Mar
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7
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156
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18
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67
31
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3
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10
31
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11
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2
145
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43
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24
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15
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31
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12
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2
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2
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25
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8% Oct
24
Nov
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31
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19
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14
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134
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44% July 11
25% Jan
2
31
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22
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7
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2
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5
22% Jan
2
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9
40
Jan
13
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18
Jan
7
52
9% Oct
21
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19% Oct
22
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30
31% Feb
30
81
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2
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2
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14
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83
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16
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110
81
27
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95% May
90
22%
14
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29
22%
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100
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30
44%
81
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37
24%
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11
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;
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48
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preferred
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May
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8
6
17
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13
2
10
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American Water Works Co com—5
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series25
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25
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
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27% Feb
4
Dec
9% Jan
27
23 % Jan
7
22% Oct
4-5
87% Apr
22
30!
22%
6%. noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
.—1
33% Apr 23
11% Mar 19
2
4
Feb
17%
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A 44%
,
18
common—1
preferred
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1
Apr 28
30% Mar 5
6
Apr 24
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18
60%
7%
75
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22% Nov
or
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43%
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29
155% Jan
30
39% Oct
113
18%
26%
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16
56
2
1
4
18
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133% ■Nov
18
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30
1
46% Mar 24
2
117% Jan
May
&
18 %
a
37
10
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18!
American Seating
Mar 12
Jan
52% Dec
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14% Mar 13
22% Jan
154
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41%
30
25
100
Gas
American Optical
9
30
.
5,300
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36
45! a
30
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23
46
2
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American Motors
*44
31
24%
14%
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Products
48% Jan
44%
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100
convertible
Jan
44%'
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preferred
Jan
44%
44%
18
preferred
8
41%
18
prior preferred
11
31
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7
5%%
41%
18%
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Metal Climax Inc
17%
47%
42%:
a
15%
American Metal
46 3 a
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94
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12
64% Jan
10 V* Dec
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16
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94
46%
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94
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21% Mar 24
17
Jan
92
17%
4%
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45%
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34%
19%
4%t
94
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3.90%
17%
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4%
20
1,400
22%
74
noncumulative preferred—100
5%%
17%
19 %'
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30
—4,21%
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35%
1
American Investment Co of 111——1
14
57 % Mar 24
86
74
American International Corp
84% Apr
47% Jan
6
37% Feb
14
79
35 V*
35
1
8% Mar 21
22
15
2
Jan
32% Jan
67o
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34%
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7
22
Nov
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21%
35%
35
18!
A
22%
20
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1
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61
73%
5
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—
21
27
63
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1
1
18% Dec
141
Jan
Apr
14Vs Jan
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96
108
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.
16% Mar 11
3
31
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28%
73%
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12
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28%
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13
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35%
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13
4
73%
73
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22
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5
7
17%
600
41%
86
19'/4
1,270
41%
10
100
10
84% Dec
3
,
17%
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-
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com
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19
34%
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95
46%
41%
2
16% Jun
22
4 Tii
48
44%
2
97% Jun
61
21%.
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18%
a
41%
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27%
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90
22
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4%
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23% May
12% Oct
18
19 %
4%
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17%
American Home
*92%
42
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37%
45% May
10% Feb
.,
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100
17 7
92'A
42
34%
v
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110
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110
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2
1
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1
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2
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34
17 %
93
27%
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.
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Jan
91% May
,
42%
10
16% Jan
38% Jan
46
38%
75
135
28
46
34
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2
23
28
Oct
14% Apr
51%
34
38%
18
22
16 % Dec
70
2
47
3,200
34%
Feb
29% Oct
11% Jan
26,400
31%
46%
23% Jan
23
39% May 22
17% Apr
10% Oct 21
76,500
68%
38 Va
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power—No par
American Gas & Electric Co
10
2
2 7 'A
67%
31%
.
45'A
Corp
American European Secur»
Oct
2
27
67'A
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American Enka
1#% Dec
14% Jan
27%
66
39 %
Co
American Encaustic
28
18% Apr 21
37
Apr 30
32 %
27
65%
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-
Distilling
31%
27%
65
39%
25
Sugar
4%% prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co
1,900
39%
100
American Crystal
220
44,700
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.
33 %
preferred
&
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48%
preferred
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24
23%
97
5,500
45%
,
1
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80
22%
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1,100
2,800
39
1
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20
American Cable & Radio Cprp
1
American Can Co common
12.50
77o
>
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5,300
■
A
33'A
50
Amer Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres Inc common
Feb
30
17% Aug 27
27% Jan 14
31 TH
26%
65%
Bosch Arma Corp
40
22
32
31%
27%
50
39% Jan
23% Oct
97
.80
31%
preferred
7
35!4 Oct
23
97
31%
common
Amer Brake Shoe Co
41% Jan
45% July 25
35% Jun
Note
American
Jan
13
19
gc/o
22%
97
£7%
preferred
22% Mar 13
Jan
4
2
6% July 11
28
23%
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64%
preferred
Bank
22%
96
,
1
—
common
Bakeries Co
conv
23%
95%
12.50
37% Feb
3% Jan
24% Jan
20% May
4 % 7o
80
22%
10
T
convertible
American
80
10
Corp
Amer Agricultural Chemical
97% Jan
79%
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America
American Airlines
80%
100
common
of
46%
80
>•6%
100
-
Petroleum
27% Apr
22
Co
m-H
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46%
—
—
Corp
32% Dec
Mar 31
500
900
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3%%
78
II,000
24 %
11%
American
8
75%
24%
32%
30
July
74 Va
24%
11%
25
140
74'A
24%
32%
Amerada
6
74
24%
72%
24%
13%
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92% Apr
'
15,500
20
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73%
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13%
74%
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42% Apr
2
13%
5
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25
25
72%
-
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100
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6r/c convertible preferred-
75% May
1
18 V4 Feb 17
10
-
33%
95
95
13%
4% Inferred
21
;
—
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Industries
Feb
19% Feb
40
21,500
5%
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10
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see
Jan
2
page 26.
81
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5
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31
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15
preferred
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May 2
32y4 Feb 19
50%
24 Va
39 Vb
lOOVi)
*80
800
1,200
19 Vb
*30%
•'.■
2,800
23 y8
153
*99
52
100
130
30,700
49%
*
30%
10
Burlington Industries Inc
76
9
14 Va Jan
74
23 Tb Oct
12% Apr
12% Mar 21
35 y2 Jan
16 y4
50
38%
27%
*51%
24
2.50
common
Co
39 Vb
27
»
23%
100
preferred
Forge Co
Watch
19 Vb
*78
100
No par
25
No par
5
*22%
*99
44
*3%
11%
8Tb
80
*79
29%
29%
29%
29%
*29%
13%
13%
14%
13%
14yB
13%
12
11Tb
11Tb
12
*67%
69
11%
7
11%
11%
70
61
*59
61
76
76
76
*59
61
*59
74
74
*74
29%
30
28%
29%
16%
16%
*16%
'.v 25%
25%
25%
4%
,
*99
101
44%
5
23%
101
4 Tb
*22
*99
44%
3%
44%
3 Tii
3%
HVb
4
11%
87b
11%
11%
8%
8%
39%
40
39%
40
18
18Vb
17%
18 %
44%
8 Tb
29 V b
17
17
25%
25%
5
47b
23%
9
18
30 V b
*30%
24%
*29%
24Tb
25
24%
54
*52%
54
24%
*52%
*29%
24Tb
30%
*53
54
2,800
■': 4%'
*22
8%
18 Vb
47%
30%
600
25%
*100
3Tb
40%
44%
4
11%
9
40%
17%
4
18
89
89
7 *46
17 ya
23
11 Vb
40%
*46
*87
'
29 Vb
101
44%
4
11%
89
*46
31,900
-
25%
*99
44Tb
39%
5
29
80
"30
*1658
*22
101
*87
47Vb
29V4
17
47%
89
*46
%
25%
89
*87
8,300
32,100
*68
61
*22
11%
11%
11 34
69
74
5
200
400
4,800
11%
11%
69
*39
23%;.
4,000
11%
11%
*72%y
17
14
69
73
25%
11T4
29%
*68 Vb
61
30%
4
29%
•
"
19
30
Jan
16
23%
19 Vb
92
»
Buffalo
$5
50 Vb
23 Vb
*90
30%
No par
(The) Co
49 %
19 Vb
152
104
*102%
"
32
—25
Brunswick-Ealke-Collender
Buckeye Pipe Line Co_
BucyrusrErie Co—
16% Jan
8
82% Jan 30
29
62% Nov 13
27% Dec
Jan
2
1
preferred
3%%
25% Oct
22
2.50
Brooklyn Union Gas
Brown & Bigelow
Brown Shoe Co Inc
88Tb Mar 11
21 % Nov
Inc—
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
l
2
81% Oct
——10
preferred
'.—
Braniff Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co common
4%% conv preferred
Briggs Manufacturing Co
5
82
Co
5%
5
48% Mar 21
8 Vb Jan
—
Common A-
9% Feb 13
25
50 Tii
23%
19 T a
100
Maine RR—
Boston &
7% Dec
19% Dec
23,900
13
10
-
Boston Edison Co
1
28 Vb
19
.
16
26Tb
12%
Bond Stores Inc
:
l
Book-of-the-Monfch Club Inc—1.25
Borden Co (The)
15
Borg-Warner Corp common—
5
3%% preferred
100
Apr 11
28 Vb
12%
Co
5
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
5
Bon Ami Co class A—
No par
Class B
No par
22% Jan 27
-
9% Apr 29
14Tb Jan
2
26V4
20%
Boeing Airplane
2
29%
19%
1
Corp
Bliss & Laughlin
Bliss (E W) Co
24
15% Mar 13
42y0May
27
12%
pfd——100
preferred—
Blaw-Knox
29
13
—
28% Mar 27
52
20 Tb
-39%
23% Jan
33%
52
12 Tii
39%
2
33 Vb
52 Vb
20%
13
43% Jan
33% Jan
33%
52 Vb
1
36 % Jan
18
52
33%
52%
103
2.50
Inc—
50% July 16
Jan 24
21% Dec
51%
33%
5112
J,
*147
-
18
63% Feb 20
52
33%
52
19
5
33% Dec
40Tb Apr
50 Vb
33%
23 Vi-
18%
47%
•
50
49%
50%
"55%
2
27 T
50
23%
18%
-12.50
a
23%
10
04%
30
27%
26
47%
Jan
27%
25 Vb
1
36
26Tb
23 %
Bestwall Gypsum Co__
l
Bethlehem Steel "(Del) common8
7%
preferred;
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4%% pfd series of 1951
_100
Black & Decker Mfg Co
1
75 ' Apr
2
64% May 17
26 Vb
52
Best Foods
11
91
103
103
*32 V2
r
1
Dec
91
53
2
66
92 Vb
26 Vb
50Tb •J;:1
33
May
35% Dec 23
103
91%
53
May
Apr 24
103
95
103
27%
56
10
,
*92 Vb
48
41 % Feb
4
lb6%Jan 29
59,600
104%
2
3
/v
103
7
2
6
18,500
19,600
33% Jan
67/o Jan
.56 "Jan
,b 5%
6
39 Tb
45% Jan
149% Jan
5%
39 Vb
7
15% Jan li
800
39%
54% Jan
155
23,200
39%
15
20
6%
44%
39 Tb
21
23
6%
*44%
39 Tb
Feb
Jun
6%
45%
39 T a
30% Oct
6% Dec
6%
44%
39%
32% July 15
47% Dec 1«
136
6 ® it
45%
30%
26%
No par
(A S)4%%
Inc
6%
*4.4%
11%
6
94
Bendix Aviation Corp
;
5
Beneficial Finance Co common
ir
5% preferred——,
—50
Benguet Consolidated Inc
1 peso
Best & Co Inc——
1
2
49% Apr 22
l%Feb 26
4,300
26%
94
10
—
Belding-Heminway
23% May
40%
11%
9
6
300
18
39%t
39%
39%
26%
Jan
2
Jan
*17%
18
*1.7%
11%
53
10
18 % Jan
1,600
9%
26.%
Bell Aircraft
44% Apr
65
11%
11
45
500
64%
*9%
26%,
Apr
21
■
6Vb
91
48
9%
11%
18% Apr 16
60% May
2
18
560
26%
4
18
..
5%
7
21
.
18,4100
11 Vb
1
Oct
37,100
c
9%
64%
-9%
7 Tit
26%
10
16% Oct
35% *
89%
;
€4%
;
64%
18
35 Tit
89
2,400
16
16%
39%
31%t.
7%
*15%
*15%
9%
38 Ti.
2,800
90
31%
89%
7%
63%
*17%'
*89
35%
v
7%
16
<
.
32%
35%
16
19,200
.90,
89
: 7%
67,200
9%
34%
6%
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp__
40
35%
89%
7%
20%
9%
33%
11%
Apr 25
11% Feb 20
4Vb%
19%
1,900
9%
.
89%
35 Tit
72%
33%
-
v
32
32%
31
1
140
71%
20
"
4,500
39
prior preferred-—100
Bell & Howell Co
*89
91
*89
34%
104
'
26Ta
'
23.%
2
19%
c
r
liVb
>\
*30%
37
19%
19%
19%
9%
V
26,Tb
6%
2.7%
1
5
72%
:;.
2,400
22,600
11%
6
50
2
33% Feb
104
12,900
.
111»
.27
1
Instrumerits
Beck Shoe
Mar 12
24% May
71%
7172
33%
Beech Aircraft Corp
Beech Creek RR
,?
T
8%
33%
34
A19%
9%
50%
Inc
preferred
Beckman
8%
104%
104%
9%
*32 %
Beaunit Mills Inc
28
33%
34
104%
33%
1
Corp
Works
Cigars
29%
.
10
Beatrice Foods Co common
14
18
25% Jan
2
Iron
Bayuk
29
8%
9%
preferred—100
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co—
Mar 24
20% Mar 20
7
16 :
29%
8%
33%
100
Corp
Basic Products
16%
29%
8%
9%
100
common
noncumulative
16%
29%
33%
33%
33%
.
33%
91
*89
; 90.
*89
31%
x3l " ■:"3l% ■//,.'.' 61%
35% 36:
,35% ■" 35%
89%
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89.%:;;-"-^; :
7%
7%
.% V7%
16
16
16%
*15%
63%"* 163%^%.r
63% ,63%
9%
*9%
9%
.
*9%
18
*17%
17% r
*17%
38 Tit
38%
38% '
38%
6%
0%
6% r^ '^ '6%
45%
45
45% ..
*44%
100
preferred series B
30
4%
5
25%
■
13
preferred series C
Baltimore & Ohio
1
7%
25%
16 % 'a
15%
; 28at
8%
104Vb
.-70
l!)%19%;'*
9%
9%
com__ No par
29% Apr
42
Jun
Gas
6
31% Jan 24
42
Baltimore
7%
25%
16%
26%
33%'
34%
*103%
'
1
Jan
1 33%
i.
,71
.
•
7%
'
,3.4% -J;
103%. I
71
8%
-
.16% Jan
Jan
'
9
-
Bangor & Aroostook RR
10% Jan
34%
A:
8
286
■7%
'
Barber Oil
93
•
'
25%
7%
V 7%
25%
15%;') 16% ?.
*28%: 28%
8V4
8
103
10
CorpL
3
Jan
v
7%
27..
26%.
.
15% 316%
8
43%
t 7%
7%
27 % ,.;. ;.
28%
100
(The)_
1
127
-
1
(B T) Inc
& Wilcox Co
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
54% Jan
26
11% Oct
Babcock
20
33 Tb May
22
10% Mar
Babbitt
28
2
33% Jan
••
—20
7
16% Jan
7%
26%
Corp—
,——1
25
15% Oct
27%F'eb
1
-2.50
Inc——-
49 Vb Feb
72% Dec
Nov
)
Co Inc
Industries
29% Jan
7
3,000
89%
27% May
53% Feb
22% Apr
45% Apr
47% July 10
86% Aug
9
30
Feb
2,300
88%
5% preferred—;
Apr 15
May 2
Jan 22
Jan 22
Jan
49,400
*44%
Atlas Powder Co
.—20
Austin Nichols common
No par
Conv prior pref ($1.20)—No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer—5
Avco Mfg Corp (The) common—3
$2.25 conv preferred ——No par
11% Apr 23
39% Apr 30
105
Feb 10
Mar 18
90
23
——
15% Aug
6
29% Nov 25
116
Mar
Feb
95
July 22
v
Apr 28
Apr 17
Mar 13
6% Apr
9
Oct
Dec
3% Dec
29
46
14%
Common—.
1Q
5% non-cum preferred
—10
Atlantic City Electric Co com—6.50
4% preferred-.
100
Atlantic Coast Line RR
No par
Atlantic Refining common
10
$3.75 series B preferred
—100
Atlas Corp common-:
1
32% Jan 23
40% Jan 16
00
Jan 15
8% Feb
5
.
2
59
Jan
7% Jan
16% Jan
34 Vb May 2
92
Feb 28
24%
45%
25%
43%
44%
Atchison Topeka & Sante Fe—
•
24%
45%
14%
1st preferred
Associates Investment Co
20% Apr 21
: 9% Jan 24
29% Jan
1
25 %
5.25%
.■
27
Jan li
10% Feb
6
31% Dec 13
16% Nov 19
44%
14%
.
1
Jun
24%
24%
43%
33
25%
Common
Jan
94% Jan
23%
33%
33%
,
14%
& Refining com—
1
2pd preferred $1.50. series
No par
ASR Products Corp—
5
34% Apr 25
29
23,% ;; 24%
; 44%
Week
Shares
33%
24%
44 %
33%
25%
*44 %
Ashland Oil
2
May 6
Jan 28
34
4
33%
5
,
Associated Dry Goods
88% Nov
44
10
_
33%
44%
Arvin
1
8% May
9
Corp—
Steel
Artloom Carpet
2
29% May
12
Oil
Sales for
the
MayS
May 1
Armstrong Cork Co common—
l
$3.75 preferred
No par
Arnold Constable Corp
5
29% Jan 23
16% Jan 16
6% Jan
8% Nov 22
2
33 .H
Apr. 28
When issued
27% Feb
31Vb May 31
33%
Armour & Co
25% Apr 30
15
Feb 25
36% July 19
27% Oct
2
Feb 26
16% Apr
5
33 %
Armco
21
15% Mar 13
27% Apr
1
22% Jan
86
No par
Ai'go
16
43 % Apr
43% Apr 21
12% Feb 10
4
22
6% Jan
24% Jan
Jan
6% Jun
3% Oct
Dec
47% Jan 24
92
5
14
28
2
25
7
16% Jan
Feb
18
22
39% Apr
Apr. 89
Apr. 30
Friday
Wednesday
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
35% Mar 24
30
2(H4 Nov 18
79
Jan
Feb
29
39% Apr 25
36
Jan
4
65% Jan
2
28% Dee 18
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest"
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
SALE PRICES
1
Thursday
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
liBce for Previous
Year 1957
:
44%
4
5
2,600
23%
101
44%
4%
4,900
4,200
11%
2.300
8%
8%
40%
40%
20,100
4,800
11,700
11%
17%
*88
18
90
47%
47 Vb
47%'
30
30
30Tb
30Tb
24%
25
24%
25
*52%
54
*52%
54
20
20
200
8,700
Number 5739
Volume 187
...
The Commercial and.Financial
Chronicle
(2013)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
9%
30
28',4 Oct
22
Oct
22
21
51% Jun
31V
a
105
-
19
—
Aug 15
11
/J* 18% Jun
19
110% Jan
14
13
Nov
65%.Jan
47
Apr 20
23-34 Aug
6
25
Oct 24
.
30
12% Oct/22
99
Mar 21.
:*
.74% July 16
Dec f30
Dec
13
25% Nov 10
...
18 % Oct > 22 '
19
4
32',2 May 22
90% Nov 41
40 'A Dec
I.owest
263s Jan
22 Va Nov- 19
37
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Dec
5'/a Oct:'22
10% Jan
30% Apr
24
2
40% May
-
3
43
2
23% Apr
19 % Jan
13
2
v..
5'A Jan
5
12
Jan
21.
99
Jan
2
70//Jan
8
55% Jan
16% Apr
Oct.
23:,18% Feb 28
17% Jan
7
17% DeC
;31^.' >23, ^ Jan 16
17% Jan
2;
8% Jan ;s3
r.M3% May 22
37% Apr.;: 8 - 54 - July 29
70
Oct 29
- 80
-July 29
14% Nov 19;.; 16% Jim
7
88% Jmr2o
26% Nov
100% Jan
r
4
32%
17
Oct 21; ;.
34% Jan ::3
1
6% Dec 31
22
oct'-^r
.8
u,..
19% Dec >24
27
36 ; May 20
43 % May 22
22% Jan 10
9% Jan
8
'
16% Apr
24% Oct
Dec
il,
59% Jan
8
11% •Jan 10
43%' Jan <2
26% Feb 28
23
3 •'-8 Jan
•
,::n% Oct
.
22
38
9'A Jan
20
44
Jan
3'
Dec
30
20% Oct
Feb
99
31% Jan
25 / no4
41 Va Jan
7
19
Jan
Jan
3
24% Mar
8% Jan 20
"
2
% Jan
2
46%'
91
Jan
2
17% Jan
7
2
24
'69%
5
4
Jah;9
110% Jan
9
30
23% Jan
11
18% Dec 31
24% Dec 10
•42
31
-40
30% Mar 11-
Nov 19
Dec
30
18
Dec
30
18% Dec
23
19% Dec
30
49% Oct
2D
52% Dec
31% Jan
2
Chain
4% Jan
3
7
Feb
25
23
Jan
2
.47% Apr
89
Apr
9
Vf
7
Apr
.
.;
Feb
19
56 V4 Apr
•92% Jan
17
9% Mar 14
17% Mar 19
...
.
30
12% Apr 17
23% Mar 5 /
2
11% Jan
2
45% Jan
10
-Feb
2
16% Feb
5
18 V'2 Jan
2
23% Apr 21
30
•64
7
Mar 26
Jan
,
9
10
'37 V
•
19% Apr
14% Jan
♦
27%
2
17
171%
17
108%
108
108
17
6
10
101 /
15%
1071/4
1
29
19%
!
1
9%
47%
*74'%
18
Apr
57% Jan
:
*100%
41
22%
Vi
27%
22%
27%
15,400
17%
18
64,200
"
67%
29%
>
19
19
t
/
110
6Va
2,000
60%
59
601/4
24,000
*101
101 %
*101
1011%
15%
19,400
*107
15%
109
6 V#
15%
♦
108%
67%
67'%
29%
29%
29%
*18%
15%
:
67 3 i
*107
67'%
30
29%
110%
100
50
1,900
67%
30
5,300
19
19
19
19
19
400
19','«
19Vi
191/i
19%
20
4,300
9%
19'%
9%
46%
46'%
*46
47
76
*75
76
9%
9%
9%
9%
*46%
47%
*46%
47%
*74%
76
*75
76
*75
9%
9%
2,000
400
'
16%
16 Vi
16 Vi
16 Til
16%
16%
16 Vi
16'/a
28%
28%
28'%
28 V4
28
28%
28'%
*28 Vi
28%
*1021/2
104
34%
•34%
21%
20%
20 V
44
44i%
102
44'%
44%
21%
21%
10%
11
29'%
29%,
9%
1
34%
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2%
102
*20%
11»,4:
29 V a
9%
9%
35 Vi
Va
104
103
35 V a
34%
35%
35%
20'%
20
20
20 Va
44
45Vi
44'%
45 ;:
21 Va
*20%
211.4
20
20'%
11 Va
ll'i
113ii
11
30
29%
30 T »
30%
11%
30%
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9%
»
2'%
9
9%
35%
8%
9
33%
34%
35
2%
35
2%
2%
2%
2%
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50%
37%
33 Va
102
,
35 Va
20 Vi
•
2
35
51
par
380
109
28%
10
500
110'%
6%
67'%
191%
,
190
101/4
51
501/4
50%
44%
'20
5,300
v
105
110
35%
20%
3,600
45%
9,400
700
300
20%
*10%
29%
9
11
2,800
30%
14,100
34Vi
•
34 3 4
13,600
6,800
2%
,
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23i
50 Vi
50
4,000
2%
45,800
50
9%
50
1,200
1,500
37'%
97'%
38
38
38
37%
38
38
39
97V%
97
97
*96%
98%
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98%
98
98
1
19
19%
19
191/8
18%
19%
19
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1
19 Vi
19%
8,600
41%
41%
41
41 %
41
41 %•
41
41%
41 Va
42 Va
14,700
par
_1.25
7
7%
7
7 Vi
7',4
38
7Vi
8%
8%
8%
8%
27Vi
27V4
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27'o
53%
54
91 Vi
91 Vi
7 Va
8%
27'%
^
11%
53%
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54
92 3
55%
53%
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11%
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11%
11%
21%
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35%
35 3
50
35%
35%
35%
35%
351/2
35%
Vi
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11%
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20
100
37 Vi
35%
36
3,100
36
35%
35%
1,100
20
11%
2,000
14%
14%
14%
15Vi
15 Va
15 %
15
15Vi
13,900
51 Va
51%
52
52
52
52
51%
51 Vi
15
*14%
15 Va
151/8
15 Va
15%
15%
151%
151/4
23
*22%
23
23
23'/a
23
Va
23%
23%
23-%
1,300
3,500
2,900
21%
2i%
21 Va
21%
21%
21%
22 Va
22
22%
28,200
22
22%
21%
22
21%
22%
22 %
22%
22 Va
22 T a
13,400
16%
*151.2
16 Va
*15
10
*15
16
16
16
11
11
*10%
11
Vi
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11
*38
39
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39%
45%
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40
*15%
55%
=.5
*11
U3«
*11
11V4
25
Copper Co 'ZL-Zl'l
Chrysler Corp
36
300
21%
par
par
Chile
*19%
24,400
23
L.__8
Chicago Yellow Cab™^„___..No
..Chickasha Cotton Oil—
11%
21 Va
37
54
14%
1.100
sChicago Rock Is! & Pac RR__No
11%
36
a
600
91%
*19%
5% preferred series A_
Chicago Pneumatic Tool-^
9,000
91%
19%
15
8,100
8%
27 Vi
54%
11 Va
14%
7%
8%
27 Vi
91%
35%
*51'%
7 Va
8%
56%
19%
No par
7%
27%
92%
*35i%
5','0 ' preferred
Via
92 3 4
40
•
8%
27
210
53%
4
Del_50
/5c/p series A noncum pfd
100
Chic & North Western com_..No par
7
40%
41
4
60%
1
101 %
15%
*107
8%
•'
39%
'•
23
6%
60'%
27%
..
441,4 Mar 21
25
*
10
102'%
com
8,900
39%
130
42
110
6
59
107
34%
Great Western Ry
5,000
1,500
16%
<
>
11%'Apr."21
100%
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45%
'
11,600
.
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*22'%
10tt"/i
6 "■
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Inc
28%
45
,
18 4
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Co____
28'%
45%
17%
29%
9%
28%
17'%
,^100
Service__^10
Chic Milw St Paul & Tac
Mar 21
/
Mar 11
44
6.
'•>
9% Jan 30
37
36% Mar
:
*19
47%
76 /:
100
17'%
108
3,600
99%
28
,
6.900
a
99 V
27 %
-
15%
32%
28
27%
6
Week
Shares
!
32%
27
67%
IOV'b
39
the
27%
27%
108
15%
15%
28%
171/8
78
107
19
39%
42
22%
59%
*100
16
107Vi
38%
*40'%
32 Vs
*98%
28'%
44%
28%
1
Chic
22% May 2 '
23V/2 flan 20
7
Public
101
32'%
•
6
29%
*18%
1
39'%
58%
60%
67% ': 67'%
—5
Co.' of N J
Gotham
Belt
6
59%
_ioo
38 "i
15%
,28
45 31,
i.5
1 *
53
7
11
Jan
May
b
-•16.1/4 Mar 24
,.
18% Feb 27
-82% July 24
-
271/4
12.50
•; ..Class A
:-4
12% Jan
.
23
391,4
28'%
44%
.
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
25
3'%% convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par
30
31% Jan
'-42%
42
1
Champlln Oil & Refining Co
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
Checker Motors Corp
Chemway Corp
Chesapeake Corp of Va
11
28
Mar 15
22
••
%
*23%
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
v Common
No
$4!50 preferred
No
42% Apr 16
7% May
2
—
•-•37-% Jan
13% Jan
10
9% Nov :;: 6
Chadbourn
2
26% Jan
29
040
23%
20
preferred
Aircraft
Cessna
30
July 25
-291.4 May 10
•
42
22%
.
Feb. 17
20%'Jan
43!2 Apr
10% Nov 11
11
May
100
.
20% July 25
61% Jan 14
34% Apr 29;.
22
40%
39
>r
-
41%
29 1
36'% Apr 22
2% Apr 30
v'57
Feb 11
2
29
89%' Dec 26
Oct
2:1
Jan
10% Sep
31% Jan
-
23
9% Dec
47% Jan
34
.-10% Mar 28
23% Nov 12-4
Dec
1
11
-49% Jan
4% Dec:31
6% Oct 22
11V a Apr
28%
45%
May 3
15%
98i%
'
Friday
May 1
28 Va
98'%
Sales for
Thursday
32 %
28'%
991%
28'%
'
Illinois
Central RR
25% Feb 20
•r
3
23% Jan
Central
32%
28%
99 Va
45%
Central & South West
Corp
__5
Central Violetta
Sugar Co____
9.50
Century Industries Co___,
No par
32% Mar 24
Cerro de Pasco Corp__^^>
5
9% Mar 13 >: Cert'ain-TeCd Products Corp
1
16
7
May;:l :<•' •-!• 41%%
32 Vo
28 Vi
99'A
29
Aguirre Sugar Co
Central Foundry Co_„„
•*35%"' May 2
-'21% Apr 25
46 Va Mar
7
10
17% Mar 21
32
28%
47
common
5'%,, preferred
33%
27%
•-"•
*• Jan
31W May
k
32 VV
__100
PRICES
15%
38%
1! Central
;
10
8
"
15%
1
^preferred —X.™:
Celotex Corp
15%
46V/4
Central qf Georgia Ry com
No par
72% Mar 19 ^ '"75% Feb 14
5 % preferred series B
LlOO
15
Jan
7 i
16% May." 1' '■; Central Hudson Gas .&
Elec__No par
28;
Apr
7
,H'29% Apr!23' Central Illinois Lgt commoiu.No par
'
9
4
21
May-2
•10% Jgn 29/
"491,4 Feb 21
2
:99% Jan
86% Jun .24"
>17!
11
Jan
Feb
'
15'%
50
-
SALE
'98 »/4
Celanese Dorp of Amer com__No
par
;>:» 7% 2nd preferred t
100
*
4%% conv preferred series A_100
24 .;
•
■
,1 % Dec
45%'Octftli .469%
M.20%
8
Apr
33%,
'19
preferred
;
HIGH
Wednesday
Apr. 80
15%
10
'V
6%% 2nd preferred
Caterpillar Tractor common
.
28 H
;*n;107% Apr
16
11
'-."7%
28
Apr
:
2 7. % 68% Apr
Oct'; 22
38% Jan
15%
29
4%% 'preferred
.
Apr. 29
„__5
Carriers & General
Corpi
Products Inc .:
Case (J I) Co
oommon.T-
«
68% Jan 30
"1101
23 %
;
May
Tuesday
Apr. 28
No par
Carter
-«
110% May
1
i.? 6% Apr 18
14 •'
109% Aug 20
"
i
...
v 1
97-. Feb
31
21
3 'V -y 18
55y0 Apr
Dec
Mar 19
Mar 20
9
Dec/24''
Monday
Par
Carpenter Steel Co-:!
Carrier Corp common.,
2
30
6
98
LOW AND
STOCK
Carolina Power & Light—;
48-% Mar 13
f-
■99% May
55
31.1
30.%'Apr,> 14;.
•iA
_
;■•ii.«S7/8 'Mar
23
29
Jan
20%-Jan
14% Apr
101 V'2 Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
Capital Airlines Inc
1
1
Carborundum (The) Co
5
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co
10
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Rv.100
28% Feb' 21
100
88%' Oct: 10 V'l100 Vi Mar 13
10% Oct 22 1' 17% Jan
8
55% Dec
6
357/a Jan
39% Jan 13
38% Jan
/
.
Jan
32% Jan
NEW
18% Feb
94 % Apr
25 Vi Jan
1
Highest
*38
39
*37%
39
44%
45
11^5
44%
45'%
44%
45%
•
45
44%
45 3
200
300
63,800
b
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
23% Sep 11
82% Oct ;22
30 -Apr 24
'•94% Jan 31
25
va
Dec~24
39% Feb
12
47% Oct
;
21
10
Dec
-
23
15
Dec
30
6
14
.4.
27
Jun"17
44
Jan
27
10% Jan
21
2
Apr
1
18
Apr
9
City Stores
97% Jan 23
100
Apr
11
99'
23
Oct
21
'
Oct
23
104>
Nov
-
Dec
24
67% July 2
May 16
83V Jan 25
-
175
43% May 20
•74i% Jan
4
6
60
3
35
15% Dec
16
43% Mar
23
139
Jan
106
Mar
95
Sep
25
114% May
800
09% Jan
15% Jan
2
Feb
32
Jan
Jan
6
132
86
Jan
15
94
98% Jan
2
Dec
23
Apr
Feb
27
49%
Dec
0
73
Jun
26
83
Apr
13
Nov
13
4.5% Apr
2
Jan
79%*
33% Jan
Sep 12
50% Feb 28
38
Oct
10
50% Apr
46
Dec
30
59
Mar
48
Nov
14
57
Apr 23
25
6
22
36% May 15
22% Oct 22
35% May 15
14% Oct 21
11% Dec 19
18
< Jan
8
20% Jun
14
21
30
2
62%
eo
86
Apr
23
43%-Jan 20
36
Apr 16
47V4 Mar
Jan
51
Jan
6
49
Feb
16
Jan
12% Jan
2
47o
63% Mar 27
6b vs Jan
17
34% May 17
52%. May 14
23% Jan
2
39 % Apr 30
35% Apr 15
26% Jan 20
2.
6% Dec
24
6
30
14
Dec
19
Dec
5
29'A Jan
Jan
10
11% Jan
3
44'% Jan
2
8
36% OQt 22
% Oct 22
1071/4 Apr
49% Jan
14
22
98
87
Oct
25
101 % Jan
22
Aug
6
46% Jan
7
95/2 Mar 27
3Q% Mar 10
52
2
3
Jan
30
94
6
9
17
Jan
7
Apr 24
88
Jan
13
27% Jan
2
JaD
6
2
20% Apr
94
26% Oct 28
92 % Sep 12
33% May
For
22
16
22
footnotes
105
48
Mar 29
Jan
see
4
99
40% Jan
15
86
Jan
6
Mar 12
109
Jan
3
92 Vi Feb
118
3
page
26.
*850
•'
~
1141/2
—
120
116
36,700
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61%
60%
61 %
62 Va
62%
86
84%
86
*85
85%
85
85
16 Va
*16
101/2
15%
15%
16 Vi
16%
1,200
18%
18%
19i/o
18%
19 V8
10,700
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45 VA
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45%
100
16%
16%
18%
19
*45%
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18%
46
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61
18%
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18%
62%
61%
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86
>
.
46
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39
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39
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39
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49
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49
49
49
50
50;
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50%
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47%
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471%
47%
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240
39
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'28,300
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46"
*46
*46
47V2
■
common
5
15
15%
15
15%
15
15 Vi
14%
15'A
*65
29%
29i/o
29
18'/a
18%
14%
'
15
6,900
29'A
28%
'
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•
1,800
43,800
3,100
651/4
66
36%
Vi
36%
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36%
34%
37V2
37%
391/2
38V4
39%
38%
39
7,000
35
34 3 a
35
34%
35
34Vi
35
33 3 i
34%
9,400
24%
preferred
Carbon Co—:
1
25%
2 6 Vi
10
52 3i
52%
1
10%
10%
46%
preferred
—100
100
—*
Mills
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110 Vi
GVo
*65%
66
66 '
*65 '/a
66
10
25%
25
26'A
25%
26 Vi
52%
52%
25%
52%
26
52'A
52 Va
52%
52V2
52%
5,600
j
10'A
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
lOVi
10%
9,300
46%'
46%
46%
46%
46%
46 '/a
46%
46 Vi
471/a
9,300
105
110'A
6%
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110
6
105
105
'
110
'/a
.61/4
105
movi
111
6
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-
110 Vi
6
6%
106.•
110'A
6
.
9,600
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106
100
111
111
220
G
2,400
5%
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5%
5Vi
51/4
Vn
5'/4
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11 Va
11 %
4,300
No par
10
10%
10 Vi
11
11'/a
11%
10%
12 Vi
10 Vi
111/2
63,900
1
*31
31%
30 Vi
311/4
30%
31 Vn
31%
31%
10
Corp
.
%
5
*5
51/4
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51/4
600
700
106%
106 %
106%
*106 Va
106%
$5
181
50c
1
Consolidated Foods Corp——1.33%
Consolidated Gas Utilities,
„---l
Consolidated Laundries Corp—,.—5
Consolidated Natural Gas
—-10
Consol RR of Cuba 6% pfd100
Consol Electronics Industries
b Consolidation
16
Feb
No par
preferred
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
Coal
$4.50 preferred
*
$4.52 preferred
No
No
No
No
;
——
$4.16. preferred
28
.
Container Corp of
1
Co—.—,
Consumers Power Co corp
May v> 2
America—
107
107
32
32%
24%
25
106%
31%
31%
31 Va
31%
311/4
3IV2
7,300
25
24%
25 Va
25%
25%
25%
25%
18
18%
3,100
6,900
4,100
18
18Va
17%
18
18
18%
16%
16%
16%
171/4
17
17
19
191/4
18%
18%
18%
18%
*18 Va
46 %
47'/4
46 3i
46%
46%
29
30%
30
30'/a
30 %
32%
32%
32
32 Va
51%
51%
101 Vi
101 'A
101
102
103%
103
103
par
*103
*92%
94
1,100
107%
32
par
par
107
31%
*24%
par
51 Vi
*92%
51%
32
17
18%
500
46%
46%
47
46 Va
46%
31%
32
34%
34
34%
9,600
1,700
32%
16,900
31%
32 Vi
94
51%
51%
1021%
*102
104 Va
103
*103
94
18%
16%
18%
102%
-
17%
17
18%
17
51%
*93
94
32 Vi
32
7,800
51%
51%
102%
102 Va
1021/8
103
103
103
95 V2
*93
230
90
95'%
100
20Va
30,600
,
5
Common
4% preferred
-1
'—100
Continental Baking Co common-—5
19%
*91
19%
96
19%
*91
20%
X19%
20
20
96
*91
96
*91
20%
96
20
*91
96
.
$5.50 preferred
—
.
Continental Can Inc common
481/4 May
2
May
2
$3.75
preferred
18
$4.50
conv
117'% Apr
*850
— —
117%
4,700
20% Apr 29
96
Apr 10
37% May 2
106
Feb 25
95
*850
•r.—
60 Vi
115
117%'
28,300
-
83 y2 Nov 27
115%
12%
Apr..21
103% Apr 25'
99
IV 6
H6V4
53%
104
98'/2 Jan
116
115%
V
31%
Mar 24.
34 Va- Apr
14
95
531%
47V4 Apr 28.
39V2 Jan 15
Jan
130
*93
40%
31%
12%
29
19i% Mar 31
•48'/a Jan
130
95
40%
18%
Consolidated Cigar Corp
18i% Mar 27.-'
101% Jan
132
*93
29
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
171/4 Apr
4
*130
95
12%
2
19
132
*93
54 Va
8
22
*130
97
12 fa
3
Oct
41
130
*93
53%
14 % Jan
Jun
41
130
97
12%
15 y4 Jan
89
40
130
*53
54Vo
13 J/4 Jan
42
5,500
40
130
330
12 Va
19
29% Nov
7,600
53%
15
2
16Vi
12%
Mar 28
13
130
16
Va
551/4
Apr
231/2 JaD
16
35
12%
17
40% Jan
16
62'/a
35
x65Vi
Cone
26V2 Mar 31
14
10 Vn
*61%
35
16
40 Va
105
62%
53%
19% Jan
23
40
105
35
12%
23
Jan
40%
*61Vi
551/4
351/4
58
16%
*
12%
27% Feb 24
49% Jun
16'/4
104 %
2
62
36 Va
54%
16% Sep
22
16%
61%
*35
Coppemines Corp—5
19
.
16%
621/2
Consol Edison.of N Y com—No par
16
v
104!
35
Consolidated
23
2
104%
35
*611/2
25
551/4 Apr
* Jan
320
105
61'%
35
10
24..
14% Jan
Jan
103
105
104!'a
61'%
35
29'A
Comptometer Corp__
5
Conde Nast Publishing Co—No par
34% Mar 20
13
3,900
18%
5.25% preferred
1
35 y2 Jan
22
Aug
12 »,4 May
54% Jun
20
Oct
7% Jan
107
14
15
Jan 14
45% Jan
23
12
12% Apr
18
24
25 y8 Oct
9% Jan
33
,
29% Dec 31
95 % Nov
7
100
40
39%
No par
4.64%
16
22
10,
15j
14% Jan
73
*104'%' 105
Commonwealth Edison Co com—25
Mar 14 '
17
24
8,700
*70
39%
29
25
Feb
70
42 Vi
*70
V%
29%
471/8 Apr
6
4,000
140
18%
2
6% Apr
900
17Vi
100
140
29 Va
29
41% Jan
Jan
41 Vi
140
29
13
4% Jan
1,100
14%,
106
*131
18%
42V4 Dec
4
100
140
71
40
510
*130
18 Vi
22
17
41%
94
140
29
Solvents
6!% Jan
42%
31%
106
*130
291%
Engineering Inc
10% Apr 22
42
42 'A
16%
100
18%
Credit Co
30
17%
29%
Combustion
Dec
41 Va
*41
99
28%
Commercial
Dec
42
17
18%
Commercial
9
41 Va
41%
99
17Vi
100
14%
*101Vi
29
16
4
17 Vi
*99
41%
49%
141/2
291/4
25
3% Dec 30
17%
41%
50%
106
18 >/4
12% Jan
Apr
93
No par
$4.25
Columbian
.
111
31%
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
9
105
41%
100
*14 Va
*101Vi
28%
55 '/a Feb
25
41 Vi
49%
50 Vi
14V2
106
29%
3
108 '/a Feb
17%
49
*14 Va
*1011/4
-10
2
101% Jan
17,500
14%
2.50
10% Jan
14
50 Va
'
49%
106
39 %
100
'
System
46% Jan
Feb
51'/4
Inc
Class B —4%
11
104
50%
71
noncumulative 2nd pfd—100
19% Jan
31
51%
40
50
preferred series B
50 Va
*99
42%
*84
noncumulative 1st pfd
30
20% Sep 21
42% Oct 22
*)ct
•
50%
41 Vi
148
*850
Pictures
•
5
31 J/4 Jan
79% Oct
5%%
50
73
Colorado & Southern Ry com—100
4%
50 Va
3,000
13,900
*39 Va
No par
10
Columbia
16 Vi Mar
30% Jan
106
—
351/a
*70
No par
Co com
preferred
*35 Va
40
No par
Gas
11
Oct
(The)—
35%
73
100
Columbia
31
38
Co
35 Va
39%
•«. ^
29% Mar 19
2
.'4
16 V2 Nov
-f mm m* m, —♦ mm
29% Apr 14
18% Apr 30
24% Feb 28
24% Feb 28/
48% Jan
•81
•* M
36
40
Columbia Broadcasting system—
Class A
2.50
78% Jan
Nov
•
3
32
18
'
20
47% Jan
par
35%
71
Collins & Aikman Corp,.
No par
Colorado Fuel & Iron com—No par
30
9
30
9% Oct
$3.50
3
41
Jan
46
22
40 % Oct
No
301/8
39%
gtd——50
stock—50
X
2nd preferred
Colgate-Palmolive
17V4 Apr 10
22% Jan 16
13% Mar 18
30 '/a Dec
Dec
Corporation
Coca-Cola
29
26
19
4%
May""!
3
18% Apr
2
1
;
35i%
71 Va
^15
com
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
48
17
17% Nov 12
42
*105%
14 V2
99Vi
Cluett Peabody & Co com.,.—No par
7% preferred
'—100
23
Apr
117i% Apr
99%
*133
95Vi
106 Va
*101V4
preferred-%100
Co
.'
15
com—100
13,000
951/4
*105 %
48%
14%
17%
Special guaranteed 4'/o
9
Jan
503o
41%
1
31%
31%
95 %
106 Va
94
4
106
41%
$4.50 preferred
Clevite
1
*17'a
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
f-18% Mar 11
14 Vi'
*1011/4
31%
31%
*105%
49-%
50'/«
49%
5
noncumulative preferred—100
5%
10
10
37
50
par
31%
105 Va
94
36'%
convertible
Equipment
31',4
105i%
5
Cleveland Electric Ilium
13
37
10
100
31%
93
Va
*105'%: 107
No par
common-/
Co
C C C & St Louis Ry Co
62% Feb 26
23
127
41
,
Feb
29
Jan
5
778
18% Dec 30
105
2
Jan
•
8
8
17
*
Apr
: Apr
5
;
Clark
13
40Tb Feb
:4'/4%
-•
45% Mar 13
2
7
14
27
14
37% Feb 25
68
Jan
25
Feb
23
71% Feb
Oct
•
Jan
40% May
'70
102
150
5
123 % Jun
14
l
8
25% July 19
Feb
35% Jan
140
33 % Dec
91% Oct
:
2
Dec
35% Oct
Co
17
73
9% Dec
Service
15 Va Jan
30
Oct
C I T
35% Jan
4
68 % Dec
14% May
Milling Machine Co.
Financial Corp
No
9
102
100
Cincinnati
Cities
31 %
92
100
1
preferred
4
23
23% Oct
-
8.50
4% ' preferred
4%'%
46% Jun
Nov
45
-
J
Common
106Vi Apr 22
37.
Apr 28
51% May
1
51% Jan 30
-20% Apr
23
Dec
31% Dec
;
2
30
City Investing Co common
51% % preferred——.
City Products Corp
33
._
Jan
8
95'/4 Apr
42
162
57 V
31% Feb
*
13
44% Feb
6
18% May 31
103% Nov 20
.'
93% Jan 1 >7
90
8
Jan
Jun
47
471"
19
100% Sep
35% Dec
•
50 % Jan
28% Jan
88
104 % Apr
•
2nd preferred
No par
10
No par
109
36%
37 Va
*103%
104V2
471/4
47%
93
94
116%
117'/4
36%
104
11,100
37 Va
36%
36%
36%
37%
371/4
37%
104 Vi
1041/a
104%
1041/4
1041/4
190
47 Vi
47%
47%
48 Vi
10,700
95
95
95
1041%
104 !i
47%
47%
47%
48
*92i/a
94%
93
93
1171/4
H7'/4
*1171/4
118%
*93
*
117V4
118'/a
*117Vi
118%
230
400
17
f
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
■
...
Monday, May 5, 1958
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
Range Since Jan.
Tear 1957
Continental
Dec
4
9
Jan
44
3
54»/4 May
30 % NOV 14
19% May
7
5%
20% Jan 10
1
IB
Apr. 29
2
Sales for
8%
9
8%
9
*19%
20%
19%
19%
51 '/4
523y'a
52%
52%
51 '/a
52%
7,400
8%
8%
81/2
8'A
8%
16,600
52%
13,100
Jan
2
1
8%
8%
70% Jun 19
38% Feb
12
52% May
Continental Oil of Delaware
_5
49 %
50
48%
49%
3
33% May
Continental Steel
14
32%
32%
32%
32%
32 %
32%J
May 15
22% Feb
3
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
5
20 y8
21%
20%
21%
21
21%
21%
2
21
18% Jan
21%
22%
22 V*
23%
21%
22%
22%
23 Va
221/4
22%
22
21%
52
51
Jun
9
37
23
17% Dec
43% Jan
16% Dec 30
6
14
16% Jan
8
24% Mar 24
13
25% Feb
30
40% July 11
21
Jan
2
54% July 25
50 % Jan
20
52
30
79% July 11
52
Jan 14
55
51
Dec
33% Jan
>28
Feb
11
34% Dec
27
145
July 18
166% Deo
17
27% Jan
14
12 % Dec
24
57 'A Feb
13
Oct
74
25
15% Jan
Dec
30
4
Oct
18
6% Jan
2
4% Mar 24
1% Dec 24
2% Jan
3
1% Jan
Oct
22
24% Jan
36% Apr 22
22
1
83% Apr
3%%
23
21%
21%
21%
21%
52
50%
501/2
*5014
51%
*53%
56 %
53%
531/4
*50 1/b
55
40%
40%
4014
40%
39%
40%
9,100
165%
163 %
163 %
164'%
1641/a
260
*151/8
15%
2,900
84%
7,300
'163'/a
164
15 %
15
15
84%
84
84 ya
86%
*85
*85
8 6'/a
85%
851/4
*85
*85
,-82%
86 y2
88%,
*86
•88%
*86
88%
88%
*86
18 Va
4%
25
26%
27%
*82%
85%
5
2
*82%
1%
86
33%
33
33%
*32%
18%
19'/a
18%
18%
17%
18%
18
18%
18%
19'/«
15,900
21
17%
18 %
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
14,600
34 %
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
45%
46%
45%
46%
45%,
4G
7
3
34% Apr
25
11
49% Jan
30
Oct
22
100 Va Apr
23
Jan
Feb
18
95% Mar 18
38% Jan
16
15% Feb
32% Apr 17
30% Apr 25
16%. Jan
18% Jan
11
Jan
2
.7% Jan
2
19
65%
Jan
2
56
Jan
7
7% Jan
12
13
8% Apr
8
Cuba RR 6%
24
Cuban-American
3
8'/a Apr
9
30% Nov 21.
11
Cuneo
28
13
;
5
4
19% Mar
5
Jan
11
20% Mar
5
28 Va Jan
9
Jan
11
30% Mar
6
33% Apr
14
40% Mar
3
40
Jan
21
•"
24%
21%
22%
24%
24
21%
22%
ioy8
10%
65
65
65
65
')
-
20
Inc
Cutler-Hammer
221/4
,1 5,900
10%
10'A
1014
17,600
65 V4
65y4
8
8
8
9\
20
61"r July 12
41 %
Apr
3
86% Mar
83% Jan
15
1
8% Oct
22
12% Jan
9
3% Dec
16
6% Feb
27
Dec
18
13% Apr
3
27% Oct
22
47
1
40
Oct
21
49
73
Nov
15
10
9y8 Jan
Oct
Jun
19
14% Oct
22
43% Jan
83 Va Jan
10
27
23
33
10
44%
44%
45
44%
44%
44%
47%
48
%
Apr ' 5
-10%
3% Jan
23
3%
7
Davega Stores Corp common—2.50
5% convertible preferred ——20
Jan
16
Daystrom Inc
49% Apr
23
Dayton
Jin
22
28
88
Apr
14
15% Jan
3
13% Jan
27% Jan
2,
7
31% Feb
1
19 Yb Dec
30
18
28% Apr
25% Jan
25
GVa Dec
Nov
Dayton
Decca
Records
Deere
&
41% Feb 25
6% Apr
30
26% Apr
22
35% Oct
23
55
Nov 25
37
Jan
41% May 21
65 4 Jan 23
55
21
22% Jan
59% July
8% Dec 17
.
34% Apr
27
6
Delaware
21
Delaware
18
50% Apr
20% Feb
30
2
2
39% Jan 29
,
17
2
40% Mar ll
Feb
5
58
Jan
8
10% Jan
16
43% Feb
2
9% Jan
29% Apr
1
34% Mar 17
4
_50c
15%
32%,
20
31%
—
Lack
39%
39%
39%
55 Va
55
55
30%
9%
31
*34%
39%
28
Feb
17
24
10% Jan
31
Dr.
16% Apr
30
Dome
8
Dec
10
11% Jan
Dec
24
14% Jun
12
11% Jan
10
91
Jan
14
54% Apr
74% Jan
9
14
8% Jan
'
11% Dec
24
24% Jan
29
12
Jan
14% Feb
28
49
„
22
68% Jun
17
52% Apr
59% Feb
4
Oct
36% Dec 24
V16% Oct 21
18% Oct
57% May 13
33
Apr
19% May
22
9% Aug 20
5% Dec 20
9
5
42% Feb
4
.19 Va Apr 28
31% Mar 14
16% Jan
25% Jun
24% Jan
12
$1.50
12% Apr
11
5
Jan
15
9% Aug
6
Mar 26
9
6% Jan
10% Jan
8% Apr
2
23
9
160% Oct 21
99
Jun
206
27
'
July 16
110
'
Mar 27
76% NOV 14
30% Oct
.
89% Feb
37% Apr
23
172% Apr
106% Jan
10
188% Feb
112'A Apr
85
2
* Jan
Dow
34% Jan
2
39'A Apr
5
46
Dunlan Corp
14
Oct
311,4
30
30%
11,100
32'%
32%
32%
32%
10,600
32%
32%
31%
32
*31%
32%
32
32
14%
15
14%
14%
1434
32%
14%
14%
15
15,
15
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20%
.27
11%
27%
27
27
27 Va
27%
*27V4
27%
27'A
27'A
1,500
12
12
12%
12
12%
12
12'a
12
12
2,900
10'/2
10%
10'/2
10%
10%
*10%
10%
t
.
•
.
T0%
■
.
•
10%
;
*32
;
:
16 Va
16
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 3 a
57%
58
56%
57'/4
56%
57%
56%
57 %
36%
-36%
37
36%
1
19 Va
19 Va
19
29
29 Va
*29
1
*9'A
10%
8%
8%
19
'
18%
28%
28%
■
*9%
10%
8%
8 V'b
8%
50
Jan
17
49
Apr
25
22
48
53
Jan
31
16% Jan
10
14% Jan
47% Jan
11
27% Jan
11
51% Jan
4
30
30% Apr
3
42% July 15
81% Mar
5
Jan
13
14
;
600
;
2,100
V
7,000
13%
36
36%
19
28%
83'a
8 Va
10
30,5OC<
57%
12,500
1,800
29,400
13%
56%
36
36y,
*18%
■
-
13%
55%
•
:
293a
*9%
700
16'/4
57
28%
■
15,100
900
19
29 A.
-
•
A
9%
8Va
'
'9%
8'A
►
8'A
•
1,000
•'
100
j 2,300
& Co—
177%
178
177%
178%
112
112%
111 1/2
111%
*111'%
112 Va
91%
*90'/a
91%
'*901,4
91%
91
91
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
39
5
177%
179
Preferred $4.50 series
No par
111%
112
Preferred $3.50 series
No par
91%
91%
*90%
38%
39 y«
38'%
Common
81% Apr 23
37% Mar 25
8
44% Feb 28
Jan
,
16
■
57*4
19
'
-
10
-
13%:
55%
.
18%
29%
*9%
V'b
•
*10%
16
*
36%
Airline
48
29
50
24
39%
30%
32%
13%
Corp
31
48% Jan
1
39%
*341%
311/4
57
Eastern
3
1
Jan
*341/2
39%
30%,
31%
36
Eastern
2
18
1,900
*34%,
13
17
May
301/2
30%
56
38% Feb
8
170
5,100
30^8
30
31%
13'/«
30Va Apr 22
27 '/a reo 12
Jan
Mar
A 41
19,400
>
10
30%
,
,
56%
16% Jan
48'/4 Mar
50
(E I)
..
39%
57
9%
.50'%
1
A
30
.
7,500
13,400
9,500
16%.
31
55 3i
29% Jan
Jan
18
39%
30 y«
13
Eagle-Picher Co
48% Feb
44
July
July
i
A
de Nem
*341/2
30
*55
97/i$
50
39%
39%
39%
57
9%
1,300
3,700
12,000
30%
2
USA Inc
International—1
Pont
30 34
3914
*57
.9%.
13 %
B
46% Mar 13
24
NOV
50 3
50
56
9%
56%
50c
—
Corp
Dunhill
30%
*55
9%
13%
33% Feb
25
29
41
Limited
Drewrys
9%
55%
18% Mar 20
Jan
40
50%
1
„
Duquesne Light Co common—j
10
$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
24
45
41
7%
_5
Corp
•
49
Jan
No par
Chemical Co
D T M
91'AApr 28
49% Jan
28
No par
No par
Ltd
Dresser Industries
21
6
41
Aug 27
21%
7V4
178
178%
178
*111%
'
1
36% Nov 14
39% Oct
Co
Mines
Dover
4
8
Pepper
Douglas Aircraft Co—
du
-
21%
71/2
30%
—1
—25
2
50% Oct
July
21%
7%
6,700
29,liOO
29 y8
Co_.———10
Corp com
•
9%
„
Alkali
,
55 Va
2
13 %
21%
Tin
39%
——
9% Jan
34% Jan 14
17
21V!)
,7! a
391/8
50
1
20
—
—
25% Jan
22
2iy8
39 Va
Edison
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100
18
9% Apr
32%
Detroit
Detroit Steel Corp—
De
Vilbiss Co——
preferred
Diana Stores Corp
50c
Disney tWalt) Productions
2.50
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd——2
Divco-Wayne Corp
1
23 Va Oct
•>
31%
i
39;.
Diamond-Gardner
21% Mar 24
32 r;-.
49%
Diamond
2
32
AI6V/4
30
Jan
49%
31%
1
151/B
341/4
a
37% Mar 13
14
49%
14:%
33i4
17%
32% Apr
32 'A Apr
1«
7!'a
2,000
16%
15*4.
34%
39%
34% Mar 17
15 % Dec
21'%
7%
"16V'4
15%
33%
1
16%
2
Apr
31 %
16 3a
3,400
'
38%
3
15
31%
16'/4
16%
17%
25% Jan
7
15%
33%
.39%
30% Apr
11% Jan
15
ll3,'a
2
14
16'/a
37%
Jan
15% Jan
*30
18
37% Mar 13
13% Dec 30
13
Dec .6
-
87%
-
38
57% Jan
28
*85
87
18
39
29% Mar 26
10
*851%
37%
17
Mar 29
86
18 y4
19
*
:
86
39
30
34
87
*85-
iay4
49%
49'A
*85'/2
33%
U3.50
29% Dec
38% Nov 12
48 34
2,100
86'•
•
3
Delaware Power & Light Co
Delta Air Lines Inc
A
_T_——U5
Devoe & Raynolds class A
2
% Dec
31
-31
49 y4
1,000
11
49%
87' v*
321/31
49%
31%
J3%
*85
32'%
•
*10%
■
*85%
•
16%
15 V'B
7%
11-
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
3
31
34% Dec
-
87%
-35
21 %
.
7%
50
25
-
21
No par
Western
&
■'
--
'*3%
31 '/a
49i,/«
•
•
32 Va
32
—
*85
87
*85 %
87
21%
32 Va
7,500
.3'%
2,100
86
87
16 *8
16 y4
15%
10
1,115
10%
10%
•
86
49%
491/a
87
*31%.
—50c
Hudson
&
16 %
>
92
103/a
*1038
31%
*85
90
—
commoni—
preferred
Feb
37% Jan
2
79o
Co
100
•
48%
*88
•
*3%
11
*10%
*85
*
.
.
88
Ino———
Rubber Co
7% Apr
16% Jan
18
48% July 17
23
2
10
46% Feb
51% May 15
15% Dec
321/2 Jan
19% Mar 18
7
33% Oct
34'A May
Feb 25
30
*85-
16% Mar 10
2
.6
26
series C_
17% Mar 14
2
19% July 22
2
31
series B—A—100
•'
48 %
49%
88
-
3,000
10%
-
3%
3i%
49%
451/4
148 Va
92
*88
10r/a
3%
31%
3.90%
Preferred
series A
3%
47'%
•iiU
10%
•10'/a
31%
*85'/a
-
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1,300
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87
88
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10
—;
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,
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23%
32%
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89
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32% May
13% Jan
26% Dec
47%
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88
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33
14
-
2
4
Mar
Feb
Dana
2
29
19%
33
Apr
11
Mar 10
30
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Apr
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86
75
May
90
14
Mar 11
3
86
72
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18,200
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prior preferred—
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Curtis-Wright common
—i
1
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17%
25%
10%
51.60
28
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17%
24%
22%
7%
21
17%
24%
25%
32%
58% Feb
17-.
10 Va
5
10% Jan
Jun
:
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47
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99%
17%
22
5
100
'1,400
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100
100%
99%
23%
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1,000
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34'A
46%
45%
17
17%
pfd
noncum
99%
A
34%
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100%
17%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Curtis Publishing common
1
47%
22
17
100 Va
12.50
Cudahy Packing Co common—
4%% preferred
Apr 28
33
j
Mar 11
55
5
24
;
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Crucible Steel Co of America
10% May 1
66
Apr 11
2
Jan
29
-
■
preferred
$4.20
28
.64% Jan
19% Jan
23% Dec
38% Oct
6% Jan
6
28
-
13% May
59% Jun
18
•53% Feb
Feb
33% Jan
r.
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-
33%
33%
33%
'
33
(The)—:—2
-
27% Jan
17
21
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22% Apr
2
11
5%' Oct
Petroleum
Crown Zellerbach Corp common—5
19% Jan 20
20
17% Oct
9
33
33%
1
2.50
43% Apr
5% Nov 20:
27% Dec 17
86
Corp^-.
16% Dec
-
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Cream of Wheat Corp
25% Jan
Nov
86
y
Crown Cork & Seal common
12-
54
900
1,400
10,800
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58% July 11
■
A
r
2
28
28
16% July 23
31% Feb 18
i
434
2
27%
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5
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3
22
100
434
v
2
28%
.
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86
18
3
40% Oct
85
28
28 '/a
27'/4
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•
14% Mar
23% Jun
11
5
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1%
10
86%
88%
17%
18%
18
418
27%
83%
,
28% Jan
19% Apr
18% Apr
10% Dec
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18
17%
/
2
27 %
100
.
4%
4%
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2
2
18
18
18%
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14%
82;
100
4
Aug
17% Oct
31
Jan
15'/a
15
81
100
6
30
22
14
5,500
;
22 %
■
26% Oct
10,900
15%
1
preferred
22:!4
82%
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2,600
13,900
22%
82
A—1
Crane Co common
Mar 13
29
33%
2114
14%
1
—
33 '/a
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40%
163
165%
51%
v
56%
40
41
164
—
Coty Inc
Coty International Corp—
4
2% Feb
13
13
Jan 24
79
Mar 14
86
NOV 29
■•74
7%
Apr 16
19% Jan 24
5% Jan
2
2
15
Refining common_10
preferred
100
40%
50%..
50%
50 y,
200
20
*50
22%
'51
*53%
56%
*53 y4
Corning Class Works common
5
3 % % preferred
100
3%% preferred series of 1947-100
Cosden Petroleum Corp———1
89
Mar 11
85
2
May 17
96% May
79% Oct 31
50
preferred.
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
87% Apr
6
Jan
convertible
6%
aya
8%
*50
16% Jan 22
16
74% Feb 12
85
5
86% Mar 26
12% Apr
3
Jan
89
22
Mar 20
159
106% July 11
5
50
Corn Products
42% Mar 24
168% Jan 23
13
Corp—
*
17
Apr
Motors
Copper Range Co
—I
Copperweld Steel Co common
5% convertible preferred
5
Jan
23
Dec
20
Continental
8% Apr 23
49% May 21
.•
*19
33
28%. Jan
33
43% July 25
2
2
49%
30
22
5,700
8%
19%
51
8%
26 Va Deo 24
5 % Oct
9
8%
19%
8 y8
41 '/a Dec
Shares
50
9
50 Va
;
the Week
May 2
50%
*19%
5
preferred
Insurance
Friday
20%;
8%
25
common
convertible
Continental
7
52% Mar
Apr. 28
Copper & Steel—
Industries
20
Jan
10
85/a Apr 29
7
15% Jan
26% Jan
31
20 % Nov
Tuesday
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
1
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
Apr. 80
May t
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Previous
■
—
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46
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50
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47%
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Oct
16% Dec
23 % Dec
18
72
31
Dec
*
24% Dec 23
81% Feb 13
143% Nov
6
38% Dec 31
22% Oct
74
21
Nov
8
21% Dec
22% Apr
73% Jan
60% July
1
115
Jun 18
158
Feb
.
26% Jan
97% Jan 13
28
151
64% Jan 14
27% May 8
81% Apr 11
19
40
(Jan
6
91
Apr
17% Dec
23
724% Dec
30
3% Jan
2
25% Dec
27
■
27% July 3
40% Apr 25
4% Aug 15
35% Mar
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6% Dec 30
24
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159
46 JA Jan
2
27% May
Jan
76
22% Jan
86
-
Jan
25
81
2p% Jan
2
14 % Jan
23
44% July
22 % Oct
22
34
31
4
15
9% Feb
8
27
Jan
33
May 20
29
Jan
35% Apr
6% Jan
14
4% Jan
15% Oct 22
30% Dec 23
Jan
7
17% Jan
35% Apr
10
31% Jan
76
89% Jan
14
79
6
30%
31
31'A
31%
32
32
32%
31'%
32
1,300
31%
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32
32%
311/2
32 3 i,
29%
29%
29%
30
29%
30
2834
29%
15,000
12,000
Eastern Gas & Fuel Asn com——10
23%
24%
29%
23%
241/8
23 34
24'/a
23%
24%
23%
24%
8,300
4 Va % prior preferred—*
100
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp™
5
81
81
81
81%
81
81 'A
80%
81
81
81 '•
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35
341/a
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107
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155
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27
27%
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100
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100
82
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24
91
91
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27
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26
Storage
Battery
—10
31
31
4%
4%
30%
31%
83
23%
*82
.23%
A
Apr
3
29
25
6% Mar 26
22
■
Jan
Feb
Elgin
El
National
Watch
Paso Natural
Emerson
Gas
Electric
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
38% Apr
88% Feb
30
Endicott Johnson
12
4%
321/4 Apr
25
7
6% Jan
8% Jan
16
Erie RR
44% Jan
60% Feb
July 3
10% Nov 13
62
Feb
28
55% Feb 25
57
26
Apr
30
11
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6
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10
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100
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100
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50
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44
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Evans Products Co_
5
107
156
44
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93
26%
26%
4%
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15'/4
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.
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93
15%
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106%
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"
26 %
Feb
107
154 '/a
45%
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shares—.
77
22
_.
common
104%
157%
45%
Elus.iC Slop Nui Corp of Amer_—1
Electric Auto-Lite (The)—
5
20% Jan
32% Apr 30
56
100%
155
Co
preferred
12
Dec
103%
159
preferred
Ekco Products Co
23
6% Dec
43
107%
159
•
.
2
preferred
Manufacturing
preferred
Equitable Gas Co
24% Nov 13
'
common——10
100
Kodak Co
107
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
31
4% Apr 15
31% May 1
6% Jan
3% Oct 22
Nov
30%
32%
29%
Mar 27
20% Feb
2
31
32%
10
'
Dec
21
Jan
28% Apr
Jan
3% Jan
;
2
27 y4 Mar 19
95
30%
—1
3
28
2
;14% Apr 15
;
25
9
17
'
1
Mar
2
22% Jan
8
82
Mar 20
38% Jan
16
Aug
i
107% Apr
—10
Inc
88
31'A
8
55%
57
11%
7%
5%
21%
3,10G
105,300
4,400
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5%
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38
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700
3,700
88
80
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31
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8
4,200
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55
55
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100
57
11%
11% •
19%'
18%
19
39
38'A
38%
17,400
15,400
15,000
958
Volume
Number 5739
187-
...
The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
(2015)
new york stock
exchange stock record
Range for Previous
Year l»ii7
65
39 VB NOV 25
Oct
6
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Lowest
Jan
Lowest
17
37 % Mar 18
12'/4 Jan 24
11
7
STOCKS
I
NEW
Highest
41% Jan
15
12 % Apr
22
'
7% Dec
16
31
Jan
25
17 Vs July
22
25 Va Nov
Aug 23
61*4 Jan
Sep
'22 Va Jan
67
41% Oct
3'% Dec
Jan
2
22 % Apr
79
Apr
'15
22
11
7% Feb
12
10% Mar 24
1
15% Jan
2
18 % Mar 25
29
24 % Jan
2
28% Feb
74s Jan
30
45% Jan
13
3% Apr
7
4% Apr
25
11% Jan
2
Feb 27
13% Jail
27
82 V4 Apr
14
53
24
% Mar 11
10
Oct
22
45
Sep
30
16"b Apr 23
6114 May 13
l31%Dec
31
45 3 «
*17% Oct
22
25% Jun
18 % Apr
22
31
29
35Tb May
2
20% Mar 10
July
8
50
'•
17
32
Mar
18'% Sep
10
36% May 14
20'% Jan 31
27% Jan
21
34% Jun
11
12
28
Jun
1ft
Dec
30
31% Jan
10
14
20% Jan
29
Dec
16
'
22
32
75 VIb Oct
28
105
Oct
22
57
Jan
% Jan
19 iii Jan
July 12
May
29% Jan
9
iSlVb Nov 13
101% July 23
200'%' Oct
106
2
' Mar 12
'47
57
'
Feb
Dec
2
5
Monday
Par
convertible preferred
1
24% Mar'14
53'% Feb
45
17
% Feb
5
93% Jan
6
103 % Mar
6
17
63% May
2
10%
11
23%
24
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Filtrol Corp
Corp
19?%
19%
24
19%
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18 Va
18
39%
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52%
18%
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16'%
16%
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100
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Mar 24
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23%
27%
1
preferred
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40
10:?4
*
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May 2
23%
9
5
4.60%
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38 ?b
the Week
Friday
May J
11'%
17 "4
5
Federal Mogul Bower
Bearings
5
Federal Pacific Electric Co
„1
Federal Paper Board Co common
38'/B
39%
Sales for
Thursday
24 Vb
*81
50
Fedders-Quigan Corp common
5%% couv 'pfd 1953 series-..
*37'%
PRICES
Apr. 30
10%
;
-
39'%
SALE
Wednesday
1
Apr. 29
23%
20
;
Fansteel Metallurgical
Corp—
Far\vick Co rp
20% Mar 12
97
*37'%
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 28
100
Co
Faislaff Brewing
Corp
Family Finance Corp common
5% preferred series B
Fenestra Inc
26Tb Mar 17
_
82% "Apr 1G
101% Jan 14
15 % Apr 25
65% Feb 14
8
4%
Fajardo Sugar
28
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V'
55%
74%
73%
74%
.
%
37%
General Realty & Utilities!
General Refractories
L'
17'% Jan
,.20%
."'7%
73
115
.
May
44
22'% Nov 18
''83%
7%
Equipt Corp
1
preferred
No par
May
2
50% Jan
Preferred $3.75 series
$3 convertible preferred,
General Public Service
37% Jan
20 Va Jan
77
7%
General Outdoor Advertising
5
Jan; 7
27% Mar 19
108%
57
Precision
19% Nov 19
•
56
lNo par
29% Apr 23
13
95
57%
Portland Cement Co
32% Jan
.'
56%
1%
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,
,
52
,/ 13'%
■
24
58%
24
-No par
General
.16% Dec 23
.
58%
23%
7%
13'%:.
50%
58%
23%
7%
..p.13.'%.
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82
52'% ;
51%
,
•.
11'%.
55
r
56%
55
60
100
5
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24
No par
preferred
$1.60
i4?v
.
58%
•,
14
6
13%
"23%
Motors Corp common
*81 ;...
51'%
13'%
*HTb
1
common
preferred
82
51%
5
Cotp—;
22
10
■:
General
Feb
34
-
57
31 TV
3i'%
.
'
No par
92% Jan
34
39% May 23
24
56%
.
I
64
5% Jun
22
14% Dec
1
2
87 % Jan
14'%
1
34% May 17
25
33% Oct 22
'
2
30
14'b
1
Co
57% July 15
>27% Oct 18
,4 31
Jan
Apr
14'%
Finance
Corp
General Foods Corp
Apr
33% Jan
75
11%
14 ?b
.
General Dynamics Corp
General
2
fip Va
Controls Co
General Electric
4% Jan
May 2
7% Apr 18
*11'%
13%
11%
:
.31'%
*
'• *80
51
13?%
10
13
112
58
80
50Tb
13Tb
11'%
-5
Jan
'
80
50%,\
13 Tb
General
47% July 12
11
Dec
1
82
50
,
38% Apr
30% Oct
4
24
*80
2
fi
4
Oct
9
64 Vs Jan
24% May
Ine-
8
12
Jan
42
65% Jan
8
2
Co
V
Apr
68
!
24
—100
No pur
1st preferred
General Cigar
General Contract Corp common
6% series preferred—-—
Jim
40
Dec
48
19% Jan
4%
Cable Corp com—
48% Jan
16
47% Dec 31
-.
Apr
19% Jan
1
General
7
13% Apr 23
11% Feb 11
Apr 29
4
'
83% Feb
52 % May
Apr 10
46% Oct
;
%
8
52% Feb
15% Feb 27
13
85
Jan
28'% Jan
31
27% Jan
3
79% Mar 21
22
14
6% Feb
43
Apr
Apr 28
35% Mar 27
Granite
Apr 17
24% Jan
16
Gt
52% Jan
39
Apr
11
20% Jan
2
.24% Apr
22
131 % Jan
2
141
11
Apr 17
75
22% Jan
2
9
25
10
Mar 21
'
Jan
20
25% Mar 26
Great
Iron Ore
Great
,
Green
5'%
5'%
40%
39Tb
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40?
35
33%
34
34
34%
34%
34Tb
33 T4
5
34
35
34
34%
*83
84
*83
5%
-
Western
.
5'%
5%
5'%
84
5>%
33%
34%
33%
*83
84
*83
1
7%
7%
■7%
7%
7'%
7%
7%
Prop—No par
23%
23 %
23 "2
23%
,23%
23%
23%
37%
38 %'
37'%
37%
37
35%
36'
35'%
35%
35%
24,
24 Va
23%
24
24
24 %
136% 137
137
137'%
——
Co
Bay <9t Western RR
100,
^100
(H L)
—1
7 %; preferred
Green
5%
39%
25
No par
Sugar com—No par
Ry
-
33%
..
Northern Paper Co
Great Northern
-
100
3%%
14
Apr 30
2
30% Jan
33
V
12.50
City Steel
Grant (W T) Co common-
Northern
4
—5
(The)
7% Apr
Jan
see
Union Co
Grand
3
Jan
4
(W R) & Co
preferred..
Grayson-Robinson Stores
78
30% Apr
Gould-National Batteries Inc
~2
37
67
4
18
35
138
21% Jan
30
83% May
5 Tb Jan
8
Apr
Co Inc—
.
137
137
*67
71
25
25 VB
/
.
_
69%
24%
-69 %
25 Vb
*68
25'%
36%
71
25'%
5,300
14,500
4,900
34'%
33Tb
34%
84
83%
83'%
7Ta
7%
6,400
24
24 Vb
3,900
7%
24
,
37 %
38'4
36%
35%
36?b
24'%
-
1,100
5%
40%
35
36
24%
23%
136%
-'
V
20
7,100
24
138
37%
37-%
-
2
137
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25'%
38
137
%-
71
25%
.,
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25'%
71
25'%
■
12.900
4.200
330
.; ''
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10
3,100
x
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
20
-
...
(2016)
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW
Range for
Previous
Dec
18
76 % Nov 20
Oct
15 'A
Jan
9
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
14
11
2
16% Apr 3#
14% Jan
13
81
14
'A May 10
14 Ye Dec
10
32% Jan
11
7
14% Feb
47 % Dec
11
21
8014 Jan
16
52
152
101
25
Mar
4'AVo preferredGrumman Aircraft Eng Corp
Guantanamo Sugar
;
20
Gulf
60% Feb
4
$5
Mobile
&
34% Jan
81% Aug
81
Oct
83
Nov
24
6,
May 13
41% Jun 11
25
116'A May
43% Feb
28
10
95
30
$4.20
Jan
3
99
95 % Jail
104% Apr
10
98
Apr
2
96
Jan
29
6
4
Jan
Mar 13
109
Mty
38 'A Jan
3
49'% A.pr«*7
44
May
$4.44
1
dividend
$5
21
89% Jan
17
18 % Dec
20
24
Jan
2
28 % Jan
111% Jan
45'A Jan
16'A Jan
21
Hamilton Watch Co
11
70
Jail
2
74% Apr
15
21% Jail
2
24%
Feb
14
ll
Hammermill
32'A Feb
14
13%
Dec
31
Dec
24
24
24% Dec
23
29% Oct
127% Oct
21
1
14
11
J 3% Mar
39
Jun
Water
Halliburton
Oil
14
Hall
26 'A Jan
14
2
30
Jan
13
129
May 31
40% July 23
138
Hackensack
29
22V4 Apr
'•
2
58'A Jan
6
Jan
9
140
.
30
39% Mar 11
23
Apr
7
-25% Jan
24
51 % Aug
30
Jan
13
,35%
Jan
24
20 'A Apr
29
22»% Jan
20
23'A Jan 16
>'26% Apr 28
20
Oct
8
22
Dec
30
30% July 2
32% Mar 25
8
6% Jan
7
3% Jan
9
Nov 27
34 % Jan
21
28 'A Jail
6
3% Oct
28
8
4% Jan
34
18
25
26% May
13
Apt
11
15
4'%%
Haveg
Hayes
28% Apr
2
76 % Jun 20
2 2'A Jan
9
28% Apr 25
Hecht Co
72'% Jan
14
May
43% Jan
2
75'A Apr
52% Apr
30
54
Heinz
83
Nov
19
91
July 24
86'% Mar 14
89'% Feb
21
15% Oct
10
18% Jan 22
22% Sep
19
24% Jan
9% Dec
30
Jan
21
103% Oct
22
47% Jan
27% Feb
12
23
24% Dec
24
1014 Oct
21
60% Sep
9
70 Va Nov 27
17% Jan
17% Jan
4
26 'A Jail
11% Jan
17
60
Jan
87
July 19
74
Jan
16% Jan
30
8% Oct
17% Oct
22
10% Jun 20
22
25% July 2
16 % Sep 24
22% Jan 11
21
31
Nov
15% Oct
25 % Nov
8
22
1
32 % Oct
11
Oct
22
40
22% Dec
23
22% Jan
7
18
18
85
Feb
12
21% May
Heyden
3 % c!o
1
17'% Jan
3
25 % Jan
2
40'% Jan 10
32% Jan
2
71% Jan
4
39% Feb
24
39% Jan
Holly Sugar Corp
44% Apr
51% Apr
28
25
10
23% Apr
7
28
8
87% Apr
3
92
Jan
31
4
3
2
4
Jail
16
18% Nov 26
28% Jan 10
19
Jan
7
23
Jan
30
5'/c
16% Jan
23% July 24
15% Feb
10
19
Jan
6
39% May 29
30'% Nov 18
36'A Jail
27'% Jail
13
37
Apr 29
85
78
Apr
14
83
Feb
6
Feb
19
3
34 % Nov 13
25
69
Jan
Aug
3
30
72
Oct
25
Nov
20
Mar 13
88
87
100
Apr
84
Feb
25
89
92
Feb
20
54
22
60% July 11
8% Dec
31
15
-Jan
1*
5 % Dec
18
18'A Jan
8
1% Sep
3
3% Oct
Dec
12%
Oct
70
2%
19
30
90
23
270% Oct
25% Dec
4
29'A Jan
2
Mar 20
Mar 26
46'A Apr
46'% Apr 23
31'% July 5
Jail
8
Feb
11
Jan
4
11
2
11
'A Jan
47% Feb
44% Jan
29'A Jan
2
c;
7 It Jan
14
.Jan
65
Jail
2
17
7
73
2
Jan
2
8
,
300
27
Jan
10
Jan
90;/
—25
50'A
3,300
26%
27,100
26%
-
26
91
3%
22%
16%
%
*89
3%
110
91
3%
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3 %
3,400
22 % '
16%
16%
10%
16%
1614
38 %
38%
39
38
38
37
351%
36 la
35%
35%
35%
35%
80
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80
80
80
85%
86%
200
16%
39
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88 %
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88%
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97%
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97 %
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97%
54
54%
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10
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5,700
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70
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87%
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55%
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56
10
10
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90
'
'
55%
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8
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50
29,600
36%
79'A
16%
80
No par
—
42
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100
Corp—!
25%
*90
22
500
41'A
*38%
16 Va
36%
36%
22
600
28'%
49%
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3 L.
3'4
3%
22%
*22
39
*38
50
3%
22%
16%
No par
90
3%
22 %
3
Indust Inc
26% Jail
2
A
56
*95
7,900
10%
900
Vi
8%
8 'A
8
Va
8%
8 %
8'A
8'/a
8%
8,600
1%
it
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1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
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1,900
.
2
27
20
92
100
Jan
13
34% Jail
14
25
13
28
Jan
Jan
2
13
21% Jan
3
22
4
33% Dec 24
31
2
28'A Mar 29
22'% Jan
13'% Jan
Jan
17
2
28
27'A Jan
2
29'A Jan
118
Jan
13
22
10
50% July 15
36'% Feb
27
13
4
6% Jun
11
4% Feb
10
11
28% Jan
9
18
NoV
15'A Jan
2
19
47% July 11
78
19'A Feb
25
Jun
11
91
Jan
24
82
15
28
60% Aug
89'% Feb
2
56
Feb
28
87
Mar 24
52'A July 3
97
July 11
64 %
July 24
99
Jan
2
17
Jan
34'A Apr
3
23
85
Jan
3
35
Apr
11
93
Mar
39% Feb
4
25
*82
4 %
4%
*3%
4%
82
31
354
75
26
15%
15%
15
15%
15 la
15%
15
15 Va
10
39%
40 %i
39%
40'A
39 7
4014
40
63%
03%
03
03'A
62%
03
03 %
31%
31%.
31%
31%
32
31%
34
34%
31'A
33%
34'%
33%
33%
32-%
!
-
3%
3%
3%
26
*45
3%
—;
—
&
De
Mar 25
38% May 2
32% Jail 29
31% Mar
5
25
27% Mar 10
27'A Mar 24
35% Apr
31
1
21
Apr 22
37% Mar 13
124% Apr 29
41'% Jan
8
6% Apr 23
23% Apr 17
27% Mar 24
89
May
69% Apr
88
42
Jan
Jan
0%
:
100
4%
preferred—
Nickel
of
1
No par
com
30 %
xl54%
*74%
110%
94
*92%
94
7214
2,300
31%
19,000
331-.
33%
33%
4,600
45%
46
.*44%.
47
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51%
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5114;
70
50
*49
50
10
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47
*45%
47
51%
32 ?.B
32%
33'A
1,600
6%
6%
6%
6 La
1,600
16%
1714
78
78
*155
165
84%
8614
85'A
6,800
16%
3,900
78%
165
.
86'A
8,900
33%
32%
33
4,100
24
24
37
3714
37%
37%
89%
90
32:%
19
19
31'A
*8914
19 Lt
31%
,•
200
1,800
50
91
32
19%
19%
11,600
349'A
352
349
351%
17,200
20,200
31%
3214
154%
155
154%
15414
154%
740
27 La
27%
2714
271a
10,800
*7214
76
76
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76
26,555
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72%
73%
72%
73%
10%
10'A
10%
10
10'A
5.700
93%
94%
93'A
94%
12,800
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93
93
72%
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94
11'%
11%
11%
11%
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66
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110
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32 7 „
65
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6,000
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:
64%
31 Va
24%
27%
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72
72%
27
75
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11%
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100
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38
37%
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38%
3814
38%
25
29 "4
29'A
29
29'%
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29%
28%
29 'A
31
32
„25
:
109%
No par
30 %
30%
30 %
30'A
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31
31
31
31
34
34%
33%
33%
33%
34%
33 7
a
34'4
33 Va
3414
28,700
27
27%
26%
27
20%
26%
26%
26%
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26%
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25%
20
25%
25%
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25'A
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110
110
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111
1,000
111%'
3.200
2,700
300
25%
25%
25%
6,700
15%
15%
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15%
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16
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12,500
1
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35%
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35%
35
35%
35%
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35%
6,500
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35
3.5o
15%
10
30%
30%
30
30'A
30%
30%
35%
30%
50c
33%
34%
33 La
33'%
33%
34 %
34
1
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124%
124%
124%
122%
123'A
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12314
122%
I5
Circuit Breaker Co
122%
37%
37%
%
37%
3714
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
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%
a
30%
2,700
30%
35
35%
5,400
.
140
1,700
*
Co
1
Jaeger Machine Co
Inc
5%
5%
6
9,300
21%
21
21%
21%
21%
21%
2114
21
21
1.400
24 %
24%
24
24
24
25'a
241a
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23%
24%
5,200
pfd—100
86
86
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90
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89
87
87
89
89
1
65
65
65
66
66
66
66
108
preferred
Johns-Manville Corp
Johnson
&
Laughlin Steel
Johnson
preferred series A
Manufacturing Co
6
21%
1
*86
89
*86
89
*86
89
*86
common
Jones
5%
5
:
Sulphur Co_
3%%
Joy
10
ol%
_No par
;
98'% Mar 24
44 'A Mar 12
30%
155'%
27%
40
64
*24
351%
346
30%
27
40 Va
91
18%
,
2,100
37 k.'
155%
31%
157
*92%
-
5%
Vi
10'A
Jewel Tea
13
19
353%
92%
common
41% Jail
97% Feb
*
15%
24'a
32 31
*90
10
Island Creek Coal common$6 preferred
^
&
18%
347
84%
>
37
90
91%
2
16
19%
354
17%"
78 Va
165 %
32
3 7'A
10%
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
Iowa Power & Light Co
Co
90
!
93'A
Interstate Power Co
Jefferson Lake
90%
75
International Telep &
Teleg_No par
Utilities Corp
5
Interstate Dept Stores—
%
:_i
(F L)
37
*15
-
/
a
*24
—No par
preferred
Jacobs
37%-
v
V
83
33'4
24
*72 %
International
I-T-E
>
31%
24
28
100
Silver
82%
33%
i
6%
16%
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24%
27%
72
16%
77%
165
10%
International Salt
International Shoe—
7 '/o
30%
156
82%
-
91%
preferred-
International
19%.
351%
'•
7.50
Limited
common
Rys of Cent Amer
5%
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83 "4
32%
5
Canada—_No par
Packers
Paper
preferred
82 %
*24
37 %
10%
17
79%
105
100
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
24
No par
——
2
24
100
10%
78%
*155
•
32%
..
1
common—
International
16% May
32%
6%
preferred—
International
34% Apr
32%
0%
No par
preferred
$4
47
32%
Steel Co
Harvester
7%
Int'l
*45 la
0%
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
,■
.1
32%
^5
Int'l
50
*0%
1,100
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*49
32%
15,700
3%
26
*45
51 %
Mexico
120
83
3%
26
*4614
40
47%
pair
Light—No
20
Int'l
I
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*51
%.
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Electrica
A
,
*45
46
*45
40
a
200
5
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3%
26 %
79% Mar 13
11% Apr 21
114
83
3'A
26
94'% May
Feb
*81
83%
*4
3%
Interlake Iron Corp—
/
1
Int'l Business Machines
——5
16
1
5
25%
4 % %
Apr 25
Apr
*4
4%
a
J
314 Feb
13% Oct
4%
25%
1
Interchemical Corp common
Mar 13
30'A Mar 10
Jan
7
100
—
convertible
Inspiration Cons Copper
Insuransliares Ctfs Inc
7
32'A May 2
159% Jan 29
8 5'A Feb
8
36% Mat 24
3
17
com
Inland
13
148'% Mar
29 'A Jan
26
90
1
86 14 May
90
Apr 21
22% Jan 27
70'% Jan
July 12
40% May 23
51% Apr 23
76% Jan
25%
90
Industrial Rayon..
—:
—1
Ingersoll-Rand common
.—No par
6% preferred
;
100
41
37% July 10
36% July 16
33% May 10
14% Feb 19
17
26'%
6
26
35'% Dec
x25%
92
3%
*28
43
26'%
S
25
24
6
26%
common
Manhattan
Indianapolis Power
Mar 31
Feb
29
Apr
13
9
19
79% Apr
158
Dec
18
26
*90
1
•
28%
20
5
Dec
12
5
„No par
common
common
100
4.20%
2
7'% Feb
34
Feb
50
47
22
90% Nov
49%
*45
4
69
50'A
47
71
35% Dec
4.9'A
*45
3
7
10
51
„.__5o
47% Feb
33 'A May
57% Jan
34% Dec
49%
50
125
Aug 29
_io
*49
106'A May 10
75
42
50
17
47% Jan
43%
50
11
22
42%
50
Oct
Oct
42 %
preferred
preferred
85
Jan
41%
_•
Idaho Power Co
Apr 28
65% Dec
54'A Jun
44%.
4.42 %
50
4
130
42'%
;
47
22
33
12.50
51
Jan
24
*28
*40'A
13% Felr
28
28%
*51 /
96
Dec
*27%
47
16
Jun
28%
51%
13
28
28%
51%.
Jan
111%
28
*40 %
7% Jan
Oct
27-%
10
5o
26 'A May 10
12
20%
_30
——50
30
28 % Nov
24'% Jan
20'A
preferred-
24 % Mat
68 % Jail
109'% July
30
20%
preferred-
2
2
19
23
20%
4.70%
13
16
22
Dec
20'A
4.26%
25% Jan
30
6% Oct
22
20%
18
22'% Jan
86% Jan
82 % Nov
20% Oct
VOL.
_ioo
Ideal
5
37
18% Apr
115% Apr 23
11% Feb 20
21
1,700
20%
*20
52% Jan 22
2
157% Apr
33% Feb
7
3
22
2514 Oct
6,200
10%
Cement Co
—I
10
Illinois Central RR Co—
,_No par
Illinois Power Co common
15
4.08% preferred—
50
40% Apr 28
65% Mar 10
7
21
14
Feb
26
10%
20%
;
Industria
9% Apr
5
39'% Jan 14
35
2514
10%
pfd series A—__50
Husshianii Refrigerator Co__
6
34% Apr 28
47'% Jan 21
31% July 10
9
7,100
26%
10%
preferred——,——
5%
4
44
9
38% Jan 11
27 % Dec
12
26%
10%
26
10%
84
66% Oct
i
11%
25%
10%
.
*83%
156% Jail 25
7% Dec
11%
20
10%
11
84
65
<
1114
25%
11
1.1
5 Vo preferred series
Hupp Corp common-
23
8
Feb
11%
20
*10%
Apr
3% Apr
17
9
98
11
■25%
5
600
Jan
July 30
11%
50c
3,100
23
82
60
43%
2
May
18,700
15%
13
76
30
21%
15%
11
Nov
84'%
21'%
43
22
Nov
84'%
21%
15%
25% Oct
137
83%
43 %
% May 14
22
83%
20%
15%
51% Jail
Jan
83%
21
20%
42%
35 'A Feb
35% Jan
376% July
21
•;
28% Jan
92
20%
11%
43
55% Jan
4
*81%
6,800
15%.
52
24
*82 %
82%
20%!
1,500
12%
73%
41%
23
Nov
83%
82%
20%
30
12%
*72'%
15%
23
Dec
30
12%
73%
15%
13
81
30%
12%
*72%
12%.;
73%.
43'%
21
18
,
30%
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a
4!)
Nov
30
12%
72%
42 7
45
29% Oct
30
12%
*15%
2
20
30%.
43 %
15
25% Dec
,•
30%
72%
15%.
May 31
75% Aug 12
99'%
9,700
15%
11
10
38
72%
t
13
72%
3,500
36'A
it
30 1
12%
60'/,
36%
42%
Jan
Dec
36 7
30 Li
1
60%
3614
12%
36%
5
61%
36%
5
Feb
69
270
61
36%
par
40
88','a
118
61
3(5 L.
Hunt Foods &
63% Jan
156
*117
6014
•
5% noncumulative preferred—100
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No
52
14
117%
*117
117%
00%
30 %
59%
17
48
Jan 16
*117
117
117
<
60%
16
6
Nov
60
Feb
14
13% Dec 23
400
2,700
17,000
Mar 24
Jun
59
xll6%- 117
6'A Jan
Nov
148
3,100
36'%
16
Nov
30
10,000
2914
36 Va
47
44
6% Dec
23%
28 %
3614
27
40
13
22 %
29'A
14
16'% Feb
Nov
23%
28%
36%
2314.
18
2
July 16
23%
29'A
36%
22 'A
:
3% Apr
13% Jan
26
20
13% Jan
22
40
10
89'%
*88
4,000
28%
28 'A
36%
900
52%
*35%
22%
28%
89%
*87
28
76%
52 %
40 'A Apr
23
19
22'A
*35%
*75
•
52%
4
40
t
88
52'A
1
90
27%
76%
*75
14
Apr 23
'A Mar
47'% Apr
88
52'A
36%
1%
84
46
52'/»
52%
38%-
com—I-lOO
27
32% May
7514"
52
38%
JHudson
2
13
28
75'A
39
Howe Sound
2
23
28
*88
28 Va
27%
28%
38'A
16
2'% Jail
Jan
1,300
40%
1% Jan
20% Jan
38
74,500
13%
38%
9 Va Mar 24
72'% Jan
25 % Oct
26%
13%
40%
10'A Mar 19
8
4
24%
13%
40
10
6
May 21
35% May 23
17
25%
13%
40 %
18
85% Apr
11
24%
13'%'I
40
Apr
30
Dec
04% '
13 At
14%
5% Jan
23
26% Dec
50
23%
13%'
28 %
1
27
Jan
800
1,200
33 /;
23%,
76%
22%
28
33
22%.
*27%
22%
3,400
'
4'%
33
*32
*75
52%
7
Dec
23
*32
4%
14%
preferred
Co
20%
26'A..
*26
13%
89
22
Dec
29 % Jan
.
Apr
16% Jan
;
4"%
% '33 V
*4%
r
14%
4.40% preferred
y
Houston Lighting & Power
<fo
20%
414
4%
28
*35%
.1
%preferred
Howard Stores
9,800
21%
'
4
2,500
1414
Corp
Corp of America
4%
24'A
3414
26%
'
60
24'A
34%
20%
33
500
4,800
24%
*25%
*32
28 %
35
2614
4%
9,200
24'A
20%
:.
1,300
;
137
14%
preferred
convertible
.
76% '
Jan
Sep
12% Dec
50
23
4% May 6
11% Apr 29
3414
26'A
4%
2,200
34'A
241a
20'A
4'%
9.900
33'%
33
*135''.
33%
33
0% Jan
57'A Feb
24%
600
57
22%"
14'A
22%"
28 'A
32%
137
26'A
_100
$2.25 convertible preferred
Household Finance common
3
50
14'%
„
Houdaille-Industries Inc
95% Apr 23
r
T
24%
No par
Hooker Electrocliem Co
$4.25 preferred-!
38% Apr 22
9
1
;Apr 26
46 % Oct
43
Mar 24
v
74%
22
28%
32%
137
139
'
*73
22%
*28
32 Li
32'/a
14%
V
74%
22%
28 Li
28 Vi
*137
56%
14%
14 %
*73
20%
1
-
Jail
40
101
108%
14%
common
convertible
Hotel
97
137
2.50
Homestake MiningHonolulu Oil Corp.
5'/o
7,600
14%
Co-
20% Apr 18
28'% Mar 4
Feb
Sep
6
2% Nov 27
Furnace
:
14!..
7414
20
52%
__No par
(conv)
Holland
6'A Jan
81
pfd
Hilton Hotels Corp
Hires Co (Charles E)
Hoffman Electronics
27
42%
95%
14%
preferred series A
11% Jan
2
23,300
101
14
100
12
May 2
26% Apr 21
10
20
300
par
—
2nd
5,700
60%
116'A /•;
44
44
21%
33%
89
25
Newport Chcnv Corp
$4%
1.000
2 1/12
Corp
(The)—
Hewitt-Robins Inc__—
14'A Mar 27
2
2T
20'A
7
28
_lo
common
Hertz Co
Apr
57%
21%
26%
*75
1
-1
5% preferred
Hershey Chocolate
Apr
Jan
Powder
1
2
9 % Jan
5
Apr 23
73
43 %
57
33%
13%
—
common-:
3
31
7
9% Jan
Feb
& Co—
44'A Feb
13
Jan
43%
'•
23%
24%
23
-
61% May
14
17% July 16
78
15% Dec
9
118
3
*107%
33%
13%
25
Hercules
24
*98%
.
109
22
22'A
24%
22 %
100
4
36% Apr
*98% .101
108"
20%
*32
15
41% Feb
53% Jan
*98%
56%
'*7.2%
137
137 "•>'
'
*4%
100
preferred-.
(G W)
4214
*93%
43%
*14 %
14
28
5
2
7%
43 V
99
21%
32%
*135
50
25
Helme
60 %
11514
8'A
15%
:
60%
Li
74 14
27%
—1
new
common
Heller (W E)
15%
116%
50%
43
23 %
32%
26'A
Inc
Feb
112'A Mar 21
L.
32%
33%
noncumulative preferred
Hercules Motors
;
No
1
7
23%
28'A
.-24%
1
29 'A
62
July 25
42% Sep 19
40% Jan
1
8%
95 Vi
A't-
*72%
74%5
20%
common
36% May
14% May
1
8%
99
108
'
23%
5
2
38'A May
22
14
14% '
10
—
2
47% July 11
115'% Jan 30
14
2.50
.
Co
23% Jan
10
22 %
28'A
1
32% Jan
10
7
32
lOO
Corp—
8
Apr 30
13,100
8%
42%
,
101
56%
23'A
—1
preferred
1
(H J) Co common-
3.65%
21
*93%
43%
•.-*98%
43
56 %
•22
*73%
.2.50
3^4%
25
23% May
6
•
—7.50
com
16
34'% Mar
57%
21%
*42: A
43%
100
—>
Industries
9
20%
60%
9f>.%
*107
60
20%
xll5
100
100
16%
87
15'A
....
*99
108
'
preferred
Industries Inc
26
30% July 23
43
56%
1
common
Hat Corp of America
Mar 14
02
.
115%
v.
"
69'% Oct
6
,
*93%
•
>*98%' 101/%
108
*107
95%
*107
5
,
Chemical
43 % Dec
21% Nov 22
/
Hart Schaffner & Marx..
2
Apr
18% Jun 19
-
101
5
Corporation—
Harshaw
100
*98%
25
preferred
Paper Co
„/
preferred
Harsco
6
22
14'% Dec
20%
8%.
15%
43 'A
43%
..
*93%.
*98%
*98%
Printing Co—
Harris-Intertype
27
Mar
TO
114
16%
87
20'A
87
15
-
'
113%
\
43
43
100
100
A
——
convertible
6%
7
Dec
IL'
95%
100
Well cementing
Hammond Organ Co-.
Harbison-Walk Refrac
May 17
23 % Dec
'29'/4
(W F)
4%
1
33% Mar 24
02
20.900
16%
87
10%.
*86
-
41% Feb
20% Dec
*93%
preferred—
preferred——
4
67
42%
100
dividend
30
21
No par
;
dividend
Nov
Jan
15
15
*00%
72
114.%
114
25
preferred—
$4.40 dividend preferred
98'% Mar 11
3
20
8%
15%
GO
H
'
If'l-
14%
53% Dec
38
8'A
8 Lt
CO'%
Common
Jail
4
20%
*80
Shares
May 2
May 1
States Utilities Co—
89
28
20%
8%
1
Oil Corp
'92
39 % Jail
86%
20%
No par
——.
Gulf
1
5
93% Feb
80
Ohio RR com_No par
preferred
Gulf
105% Oct
20%
il
,
86'%
20%
*85
100
16%"
the Week
Friday
Thursday
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
3
—
17% Jan
Apr. 28
Par
common
Sales fur
PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 30
Apr. 29
■
5
Feb
EXCHANGE
Greyhound Corp (The)
HIGH SALE
AND
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
87
Apr 17
21% Apr 16
10% Jan 10
17% Mar 20
7% Apr 25
Jan
YORK
16% Apr 14
2
Feb
12
NEW
Highest
34% Jan
89
LOW
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
Monday, May 5,
;
:
5
;
12'%
com
io
100
1
35%
*98
5%
65%
89
35%
36%
98%
98%
37%
371a
97
97
97
42
40%
41%
36a
98'%
37%
37%
97
41%
_
65%
*86
361
6
5%
361a
98
6
5%
%
66 'A
130
1,100
89
36%
37
98
9814
98%
98%
371a
37%
38%
37%
38
*97
97%
97
97
96%
9714
440
40
401a
40%
41 %
40'%
40%
9,300
a
*98
37 3
a
3..
36%
'37'A
20,700
600
27,900
rr
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V
yolume
Number 5739
187
....
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2017)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 11)57
STOCKS
Range Since Jam. 1
Highest
Lowest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
K
i-: l
22
46% May 15
30
Dec
67% Dec
19
Dec
49
23
Feb
28
9
68% Jan
2
89
14
39% Jan
7
45 % Mar
83
109% May
30
37
Feb
29 % Mar 13
Jan
4%%
31
4%%
convertible
13
105 % Aug
5
Jan
2
96% Jan
39% Jan
24
38% Jan
2
2
44 % May • 2
86
Feb 14
74% July 23
83
Mar 12
81% Jan
79% Nov 12
98
Jan
88 % Mar 21
Nov 21
102
88
80
84% Oct
Dec
96% Mar 11
102
96
11
32
Nov
7
:
Feb
Apr
3
93% Jan
7
4
50% Jan
10
21
38% Jan
90
31
32% May
22
5
31
77% Dec
17
47% May 31
75% Jun 19
22
38% Oct
22
20% Oct
28
33% Jan
38
3
30
26
40% Oct
22
>50 %
26
Dec
26
23% Dec
19
36% July 11
25% Jan
33
23
65% Jan
2
94 % Apr
10
78% Jan
7
11
22% Jan
4
24 % Jari
9
Dec
30
21% Mar
22
Dec
17
23% Dec
30
27% Apr
34% Jan
17
Dec
30
47
Jan
17
>12% Oct
22
20% Oct
16
26% May
66% Dec
•
2
61
17
Oct
22
17%
Dec
27
'
10%
Dee
17% Mar 14
v
18% May
1
Laclede Gas Co
1
3% May
May
>19%
,:20
>'
-Jan 27
May
89
Mar 28
1
:;il% Jan- 7
4
5% Jan
2
7% Jan
20
32% Jun
14
9% Dec
30
7% Dec .26
36% Oct 25
<
...
Oct
10
57% Jan
31
22
25% Oct
11
29% Oct
11
25
117
Aug 26
80
,
78%
93
Aug 26
15%
v
Nov
Nov
2
"*9% Jan
24
2
73% Apr
28
7
•153% Apr
30
A 75% Apr
24
Feb
5
Jan
3
57
Jan
2
*. 13
7
Jan
116
Feb
92
12
34
Dec
133% Dec 27
18
115% May
1
24% May
1
104
2
11
25
10
55% Apr
Jan
10
14
22
30% Jun
5
27% Feb
30
93% Jan
8
55% Mar
22
Jan
7
11% Jail
12
122% Jun
28
60
Jan
23
Jan
2
116
Jan
15
21% Jan
2
16
.39% Mar 22
26
125"
27
Oct
22
77
Nov
18
Mar
4
32% July 12
32% May 17
86% Jan 30
11% July
7% Mar 28
Nov
19
89
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
14
23
44
Jun
12
31% Jan
-
385
23%
Dec
Dec
27
24
4% Nov 12
4% Nov 26
11% Dec 23
Dec
530
May 27
50% Jun
17
Jan
11
10
390
9% July 23
14
18
5% Apr
12% Jan
8
Jan
2
5% Jan
13% Feb
,
Mar 19
20
35 % Jan
30
28% Jan
31
83
8
8
34
7% Jan
79
6
83
Mar 22
61 %
Sep
4
77
Feb
70
Dec
23
Jan
Feb
2
2
41%
Mtiy
82
,
Feb
82% May
72% Apr
17
2
31
30
Jan
4
18% Apr
Oct
30
42% Apr
30
39% Jan
23
13% Mar 11
10% Apr
.12% Feb
37% Jan
3
2
45% Apr
2
15% Apr
16
29
Dec
23
47% Oct
22
67
122% July
63
July
8
68 % Jan
2
52
Jan
79% May
2
14
64
-
2
Mar. 31
8% Feb
12% Dec
13% Dec
33
Apr
30
19%
Jan
30
20
Mar
1
40% Jun
27
9% Jan
10
29
12% Apr
15
15% Feb
5
7
13% Jan
2
17
33% Apr
16% Mar 20
37% Jan
22
81% Nov 27
93
8
86% Jan
96
21
30 % Apr
24
22% Jan
14
88 % Jan
29
79
Jan
26% Apr
84% Apr
' Aug
12
56
Jan
80 % Apr
29
Nov
6
May
74% Nov 25
34% Mar 21
61
19
25% May 20
Dec
20
"
29% Feb
12
72% Sep
10
89
105% Jan
3
128
44 % Nov 29
Feb
26
Nov 29
23
19% Jan
36% Jan
20
69% Apr
24
14% Oct
29
21% Jan
8
37% Dec
24
63
July|12
76
28
94
Feb
85
Jun
Sep
10
Jan
2
49
84% Jan
2
92
10
102
Mar
Apr
90% Feb
17
85
Jan
31
88
19
97% Jan
Feb
naep
2b
Jan
Mar 14
24
86% Apr
see
5
Jan
July 10
103
19% Feb
2
86
77
footnotes
3
May 23
89
July 25
Jan
39
94
Aug 30
For
19
15% Jan
39
14
15
17
9
104% Jan
75
90
18
30% Mar 10
1
Feb
83
-
37% Dec
7
146% Apr
8
10
79
May
50% Apr
10
Jan
109% Jan
Apr 25
103
6
9
26
Mar 11
Mar 28
4%
♦28%
29
*36
88%
11
11
11
11
3,300
31%
32
32
32 %
7,400
1%
1,500
1%
*15%
4%
*1%
1%
*15%
16
16
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
3,100
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
11,200
28%
17%
29%
28%
17%'
17%
29 %
17%
75%
9%
74%
76
74%
9%
9%
9%
71%
74%
152
2,200
75%
9%
14,100
8,100
72%
72%
72%
72%
72%
72%
8,900
151%
153%
*152%
153%
*152%
74%
74%
75
74%
153%
74%
3,400
56 %
56 %
56%
55
55%
5,000
9
74
12%
12%
9%
12%
9
9
12%
13
13
13
1,300
7
6%
6"%
6%
6%
6%
6%
40%
40%
40%
40%
41%
41%
42%
14,400
44V2
44%
44%
45 %
44%
45%
44%
45%
26,400
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15%
58,500
31%
31%
32%
32'A
32%
32%
32 %
13,500
38%
114%
38%
38%
38
38'/a
37%
38'A
12,500
32%
30%
100
*113%
38%
114%
_10
24%
24 %
.
38
114
24%
24%
*114
24%
114%
114%
24%
24%
»7a
.—J.
114
115%
24%
24%«
%
>
2,400
115
210
24%
17,800
369,100
%
32
100
■101
1021%
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102%
*101
102%
*101
102%
*101
100
*.100
100
*86
88%
*86
88%
*86
88'%
*86
88'/a
*86
91
*89%
91
*89%
91
*89%
91
*89%
91
106
*105%
106%
*106'A
108
51%
53%
*89%
105%
106%
51%
10
52%
106
51%
139
139
139
51%
139
138
31
*30
130
107
52%
138
107%
53%
102%
88%
54'%
138
139
•
*
63%
138%
30%
30%
31%
31%
31 'A
61%
60%
60%
59%
60%
61
61%
61%
1
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
61%
13'A
64%
65%
63%
64
63%
65%
65%
67%
65%
67%
50
x61
10
100
31*
30%
( Ky)_No par
26%
26%
24%
25%
32
32%
100
84%
85%
—No par
*9%
10 %
No par
.50
400
;_1
1
24
;————No par
>
*6
32%
32%
*85
55%
55'%
*405
400
24%
26%
124
24%
35%
35%
*55
26%
24%
9%
42%
35%
43%
42%
—50
30%
*120
124
*120
5
——
210
6%
13%
38
17 %
74%
74%
40%
7
31%
17%
74%
x55%
45%
4
17%
75%
9%
56%
14%
10
31%
17'/a
74%
12 %
12%
9,700
32%
31%
17%
75%
56
56
12%
72%
152
31%
32%
30
17%
74%
44%
—
200
4%
*4
4%
24%
55 %
23%
26
26
*26
*120
124
*122
24%
24%
31%
32
85%
85%
*85
9%
10
10
42%
43%
43%
35%
55%
425
23%
35%
36'A
55'A
55%
425
425
23%
7
23%
7%
26
26%
32
85
26%
23%
13%
*6%
12.50
_1
23%
32 %
4,000
85%
11%
2,100
43%
30,600
36%
3,700
36%
36%
55%
55%
55%
450
*400
24
24
7%
6 Ti>
6%
*6%
6%
13%
13%
13%
13 %
24%
7
13
23
23
*22%
22%
22%
23
23
%
500
4,400
2,400
6%
6'A
410
20
450
*6%
13%
6
800
124
42%
>
6%
6'/a
2,400
22,000
19,200
13%
G%
3,000
2,700
25%
13%
23%
6%
6%
260
10%
10%
44'/a
*55%
900
78,200
32
85
*400
*
84%
32
43
*'
24%
25%
*10
26'%
*122
124
24%
6%
6%
5
400
13
1,200
23
1,600
*
6%
4.300
common
6%
20
20%
19%
19%
19%
6%
18%
6%
—5
1S%
20
20 '/a
20%
3,900
i_5
20
20%
20
20%
19%
20%
20%
20%
20'/a
20%
13,200
54%
54%
*54%
55%
*54'%
54%
54%
*50%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
55%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
3,100
36%
36'A
36%
36%
37%
4,600
6%
50
~4
6%
6%
6%
36%
6%
200
55
No par
36
36%
36%
100
88
88
*36%
88%
88%
38%
89
—1
32
32%
31%
32%
31%
32%
31%
31%
31%
32%
19,100
28%,
29%
29%
29%
29
29
29%
29%
29 %
29'%
2,900
39%
39%
40%
41%
9,400
—
Corp-
No par
—
'
series—
preferred
39%
*80
81%
*81
81%
71%
No par
;
36%
39%
5
No par
No par
71%
81%
*81
*87
88 %
*87
40%
40%
110
40
40%
81%
81
81%
*80
81 %
81 %
100
81%
*81
81%
*81
81%
81%
82%
50
73
*72 'A
73%
72%
72 %
20
1,500
*80
*72
73
27%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
53%
52%
53
*72
27
*27%.
51%
51%
*52
52%
52%
52%
*52'A
15
15
15
15%
15%
15%
16
16
16
2,200
22%
22%
22%
22%
1,700
$2.50
Corp
Corp
common
preferred
———,
1
3
McGraw-Hill Publishing
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines:
1
—5
Robbins Inc—
Co—.
McLellan Stores Co———_
18
-1
:—1
McKesson
McLean
&
Trucking
10
Mead Corp common*
—--5
4%% preferred (1st series)
100
Melville Shoe Corp common
1
4% preferred series B
—*100
Mengel Co (The)——
—1
McQuay Norris
Mfg Co
14%
21%
22
22
*40%
3
50
McGraw-Edison Co
23
4%
1,300
29%
88%
28%
6%
75
6
Jan
16
2,200
24 %
1
15)'
■
1%
19%
6%
40%
com_.
*1%
*15%
18%
24%
6%
:
>
1,200
6 %
40%
;
16
.
19 %
24%
73%
33% Mar
10% Jan
31% Apr
*3%
4%
1%
600
19%
6%
152 %
10
39
May 14
32
1 %
*15%
72%
Feb
15% July 18
47
31%
*
16
152%
McCrory Stores Corp common—50c
3%% convertible preferred—100
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc—1
50% July 24
4
88%
It
3%
27
McCord
12
10%
*
500
27%
3%
————No par
3
11
*86%
5,500
p.
*26%
3%
19%
.
Maytag Co common—J——No par
$3 preference
—-No par
28
10
28%
88%
18%
26%
1-9
*3%
28
Jan
79
Jan
27%
„
10c
& Co com
$3.40
12
18%
*86
88%
18
18%
17%
26%
27%
27%
—1
preferred
21
34% Feb
Dec
par
2.50
;
L
Co—
2
26
600
8,70G
3.33%
Corp
1947
17%
26
18%
19%
.
27%
5
May Dept Stores common.*
42% Feb
28% Mar
29% Nov
19
*86
25
^Calculators Inc—
Marshall Field
17%
26
0%
convertible preferred
Marquette Cemerit Mfg Co_
McCall
24
25%
31%
4%
1
May
17%
17%
31%
*
preferred
7
16
72%
1%
preferred
pfd
2
Dec
.'
71>%
'
—10
(The)—
:
LI
$3.75
Mar
39
2
20
72'%
32%
Max-well & Moore
Maraeaibo Oil Exploration
Masonite
32%
20
72
1%
*15%
4%
Manning,
4%%
32%
19%
72%
25%
*25%
7
Mallory <P R) & Co
Martin
32%
19%
32%
20
71%
31%
—
Midland
5,400
33%
20
15
Mahoning Coal RR Co__——
Marine
7,000
32%
17%
17'%
Magma Copper
-Marchant
28'%
72%
10%
Co Inc com
conv
28%
32%
10%
com
Square Garden
4%%
28%
20%
10%
preferred series A_
Magnavox Co
28%
19%
10
Inc:
$3.75
May
11
62
4%%
Madison
4,100
28%
32
10%
MacAndrews & Forbes common
preferred
10%
x71%
.10
Co—
20
29
2
21% Dec
17
7
53
50% Jan 31
75% Apr
18
May
36% Jan
17% Apr 22
30
9
" Mar 31
7
Jan
Steel
9%
74%
73%
100
& El Co
.",4
Anr
30
13
Lukens
9%
20%.
*20
1
190
9%
10
9%
No par-
Nashville
4
12% Dec
Dec
1
No par
pl'd—
Manhattan-Shirt
49% Nov
60
•
*86
May
Manati Sugar Co;
Mandel Bros
30% Mar 13
23% Jan
9
6,700
83
*19
(M) & Sons Inc
30
89.
55
,
28
37% May
32% Feb 25
Jan
2,400
36%
83
100
24
,20,7a
,
'
78% Jan
22
28%
36%
83
19%
28%
preferred
.7% Feb
~
Nov
20
28%
37
82
19%
common
Jan
20% May. 2
Jan
69
Co
27% Feb
..
2
Jan
31
Jan
7%
(P)
14% Apr
.,.'7%
3
25% Jan
40% July
9
Apr
425
""
Dec
Lorillard
(R H)
Mar 11
Mar
31
33% Dec 30
69% Nov 11
28'/a
36%
82%
19
series E preferred*.
series G conv pfd
Macy
81% Jan
47% Jan 22
4.35%
4.40%
28
29% Jan
Jan
28%
36%
18%
series D preferred,
29
8
91
28%
82%
18%
series B preferred—
Trucks
28
37% May
15
5%
4.25%
6%
35
23
1,800
18%
„.
(Expire
Mack
25% Jan
Nov 13
20 %
18%
Lighting Co
Long Island
3
56
23%
23
'~2k Apr
18
26% Aug
8,900
20
18%
preferred
cbnv
17
51 % Jan
77
900
55%
_No par
&
vll% May 2
'49% Mar.24
2
2
4.84%
32% Apr
29
38% Jan
32%
55%
18%
Star Cement Ccrp—
Lone Star Gas Co common
Gas
29% Oct
*
32%
56 %
1
Lone
85% Apr
-
10
23% Apr
5% Jan
21
33
55%
36 %
5
(The)—
Louisville
37% May 13
z4% Oct ..16- -,15% July 17
38
Jan
2
15% Dec 24
17% Oct"22' "20% Apr 10
49% Dec .26
54% Feb
7
25
Dec 26
35% July 19
20
32%
3%
Industries CorpIndustries Inc
Louisville
"
17% Jan
Lionel Corp
Lowenstein
30% Jan
Apr 22
Feb
32%
28
—
Apr
26% Feb
2
55
24%
32'%
3%
2nd
Link Belt Co
10
125
10
30% Jari
■
29
Mar 25
'76
6
8
2
28% Dec
33
23%
32%
20%
Lily Tulip Cup Ccrp
25
32
*•
3
28
>78%
1
23%
32
3%
preferred
14% Apr
10
22
7,000
23%
33
20%
—
62% Apr
2
45% Feb
7
Jari
140
4
16
19% Oct
23
Jan
92% Feb
Dec
22 % Dec
27,200
24%
*3%
Libbey McNeill & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tohacco
Rights
l
86% Mar 21
4
11
.
% May,
1
54% Dec
112% Dec
13
Mar 11
1
23% Oct
.
35
38% May
128
11,600
45%
24%
20%
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.
32% Jan
42
44%
24%
3%
Litton
106% Apr
5
41%
45%
24
19%
Corp—
No par
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
10
List
6
88% Apr
8
100% Apr 14
4
42%
44%
*3%
Loew's Inc—
Mar
41%
pfd-75 Pesos Mex
15% Feb
82
41%
45%
55%
4
45% Apr' 24
101% Jan
4
Apr
2
July 24
Mar
106
1
May
7% Jan
22% Mar 28
25
41%
44%
55%
1
38% Jan
2
12% Apr 10
28% Jan
2
3f
Jan
2
28
Jan
41%
44%
20
No par
43Mar 25
107% Feb
41%
43%
•
19%
Lerner Stores
7%
22,100
54%
_1
6
2,700
87%
20 %
-5
78% Mar
27%
86%
55%
(The)—
2
14%
27%
88%
20
25
Corp
14
27'A
86%
54%
;
:
common
non-cum
14'/a
27
;_i
Co_
Consolidada 6%
50c
14
26%
86%
55%
Lehn & Fink Products—
6% Apr
7
89
&
1,900
14
24%
23%
*32%
32% May a i
17% Apr 23
10
7
103
4
1
2
3\ May
93
25
500
;_5
36% Mar 11
2
23% Jan
19% Oct 22
45%
10
46% Jan
11
Jun
42
44%
Lehigh Valley RR—
60% Jan 22
36% May 13
99% Oct
41%
Lehman
7% Jan
40% July 16
Jan
35% Mar 14
65% Jan
16% Apr 18
10% July 16
52% July 30
11% Oct
84
25% Feb-: 4
143
7
26
26%
84%
14% Jan
31
'
*13%
27
83%
24% Feb
14
»
14%
26%
84%
22% Feb 28
67% July 18
72% Jan
9
...
*13%
27%
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement—,
Lehigh Valley Industries com
$3 non-cum 1st preferred—No
17% Jan
24
14%
83%
Lee Rubber & Tire
5
Lees (James) & Sons Co common_3
3.85% preferred
_'
100
10
46% Dec
14
27
i
Lane Bryant
21
18
_5
I
2
..
13
Jan
26%
preferred series AL
La
5% Feb
50
H)
2
29 %
17
(S
4.32%
28
13% Jan
2,800
26 %
10
26% May
■"
4% Apr
68% Jan
26%
33%
26%
32
4
150% Mar
26%
33%
26
,
Kroehler Mfg Co—
Kroger Co (The)
7% Feb
9
26%
33%
26%,
:
Kress
22
26
1,700
26%
33%
26%
inc
6
Oct
31
34%
33 %
—_
2
13
7% Dec
36 %
34%
31%
(E j)
20% Feb
17 % Feb
62% Aug
*35%
34
28%
2
130% Aug
36%
34
10
Feb 20
70% Jan
36%
8.75
L
4.900
36
No par
-
„
36
'
28%
15% Apr
84% July 17
36
10
24
29
36
28
9% Mar 26
25% Dec 31
36
*35%
10%
20% Jan
Apr
65
28%*
22
19
88
64.
28%
9
>
97
*96
64%
34
Kresge (S S) Co
1% Jan
15
*94%
98
63%
*
preferred—
1
2
23
96
*96
63%
Korvette
2
22
*94
98
62%
10
Jan
65% Dec
96
*96
63
82%
Jan
Jan
*94
98
62%
28
1
14% Oct
96
*96
63
37
28
19
*94
97%
82 Yi
4
Oct
96
62
36%
10
5% Dec
*94
*95%
28
2% Jan
22
*101%
81%
45% Jan
3
103
37%
12% Oct
>
*101'%
28%
12
;
103
81%
9%
Dec
1
*101%
100
KLM
26% Oct .11
•
103
37%
2
25
7
Mar 17
75% Mar 19
18% Jan
83Jan
*101 %
28
2
9
103
-10
,
Jan
4
Jan
*101%
—100
6
94
19
103
10
92
>100 G
2
36% Apr
■24% Dec 24
82 : Nov 27
*90%
V 4%
3% Feb 27
17
92
Royal Dutch Airlines
Koppers Co Inc common—
Jari
13% Jan
20% July 15
: 24% July
8
*90%
22
•>
,
*28% May
33%. Apr
22% Jan
24
92
>12% Feb
2
4% Jan
6
•43
Mar 22
27
Nov 19
88
44'A
*90%
„
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp
1
29% Feb
♦85
»>V 83%'Jan
'
3%
1
27 74 <jan
2
2,200
85
88
44%
92
4%%: conv prior preferred
Keystone Steel & .Wire Co
Mar 27
44%
*85
100
Co
56 % May
18% Jan
5
>15% Jan
33
1,100
44
85
44%
88
Copper
No par
Kern County Land Co
2.50
Kerr-MeGee Oil Indus common
1
1
90'A
89%
—1
&
2,800
90%
90%
SO
89%
44'/a
*90%
1
Electric Co
(Julius)
44-
44
*85
Kennecott
45% May
1
24% Apr 30
*>
16
9
Kayser
43%
75
92
100
Kelsey Hayes Co—
42% .May
9% Feb
Dec
3
90
45
25,000
25%
75
74%
74%
88
j,
Kansas Power & Light Co__
Mar 24
-
89 %.
25%
*43
25%
25%
*43
44
*43
*90
L
91
>
19% Apr 22
4
Feb
16
&
74
44'
*85
Kansas City Southern com—No
par
4% non-cum preferred
i
50
Kansas Gas
Shares
May
100
preferred;
33% Jan 30
,- ■
34% Jan
76% Nov 11
Jan
46% Jan
July 25
4.35%
27% Feb 21
7
29% Dec
4.20%
5
25
20% Jan
6
3
2
2
the Week
Friday
Thursday
May i
_i00
preferred—
preferred
Mar
2
Feb
5
-32% July
43% Jan
35% Jan
37
2
25% Apr
7
75% Jan 27
4
Feb
■*
74
44
*43%
coin. No par
25
74
*42%
90
90
100
preferred—,
4.50%
34% May
2
10% Jari
• Apr
17
49% July 10
Jan
•i
>4%
Feb
96
2
30
May
(94
10
25
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co
3.80% preferred
Apr 22
.
65
29% Jari
3
128% Jan
2
Jan
-15
9% Dec
29% Dec
Jan
34
26% July 11
22% Oct -29
32% Oct
18
77% Jan
25
47
25% Oct
Feb
preferred
25%
74 %
24%
24%
44
*42%
50
——.
91% Jan
96
28
Aug
15
Apr. 29
25%
74
74
100
preferred
23
24%
33%
-
7
Dec
AVednesday
Apr. 30
Tuesday
Apr. 28
,
Kaiser Alum & Chem
Corp
4%% convertible preferred
30
33% Oct
82
Monday
Par
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
•
42
*40
3%
Merck & Co Inc common—16%c
$3.50 preferred
*—No par
$4 conv 2nd preferred
No par
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
1
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
12.50
Mesta Machine Co
5
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
42
11%
11%
11%
76
76
75%
76
22
*40%
11%
*75
22%
42
11%
*40%
*40'A
42
42
11%
11'/a
11%
*75%
76
75%
11%
4,300
75%
510
30%
28%
30
29%
30%
15,300
76
30%
30 %
30%
30%
29
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
33%
33%
33%
34
35 Ya
8.000
43%
43%
44
44%
44%
44%
44%
"
44'/a
44%
45
2,400
14%
15
14%
15%
14%
14%
14%
15%
14%
15
8,10(1
x76%
77
76
76%
76%
76%
77%
78%
78%
59%
60
60%
60
79%
60%
3,60<i
9'
2,800
59%
9%
13
*15%
34%
59%
59%
%
9%
9%
13%
59
9
59
9%
12%
9%
12%
12%
13
16
15%
15%
15%
15%
34%
33%
34%
33%
34
,
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
32%
11%
150
95%
95 %
25%
26
*95%
26
9%
12%
9%
9%
*12%
13
a
13
1,500
1,800
15%
15%
15%
15%
900
*33%
34'A
33%
33%
1,300
97
*95%
97
30
96
96
96
*95%
26
25%
26
25%
25%
25%
25%
3.400
82%
32%
83 %
310
83
82%
83
83%
83%
82%.
79%
79%
80
80%
78
79
79
79%
79%
79%
22
22'%
221/4
22'%
22%
22%
23
22%
23
3,500
48%
49
48'%
48%
22%
48%
49%
48%
49%
48 %
49
35,900
82%
84
*81
141 %
140
x34%
35
*81
140%
*33%
34
17%
18%
17%
45%
46
45'%
91%
*91
102
*100
*88
%
*87
*101%
90
91
103
84
138 %
91
102
*88%
*87
101 %
17%
45%
91%
*81
84
*82
145
145
145
13,300
45''a
45%
46%
1,800
17%
18
45%
45%
45%
90
88
91
2,700
17%
17%
*87
*101%
91'%
102
88%
91
103
2,565
33%
17%
33%
90
84
140%
18
33%
102
140
33%
33%
32%
102
101%
*82
84
*142
510
.
91
*90
91
90
102
102
*102
103%
*88
89%
*88
89'%
*87
91
*87
102
50
50
91
102
230
102%
102%
220
21
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for
Predion*
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
Richest
Lowest
28
38% Jnn
»
34% Jan
8
26
40% Jan
3
29 Vb Jan
9
33 Va Jan
18
53
July 15
35% Jan
2
43
30% Jan
2
26 V* Dec
35
Dec
Dec
31
82% Deo
25 lb Oct
21
40
12% Dec
29
7% Dec
31
58
Dec
12
Dec
5
17
Dec
Dec
30
Feb
15
_
_
Feb
22
22
30
65% Mar
30
30
11% Apr
17
15% Dec 23
Apr
37% Apr
23% Feb
4
32 Va May
10
7% Apr
2
13
Apr
49
S
3
60
Mar 14
3 % c/o
Jan
10
72
Mar 13
4.20%
11% Feb 26
8
11 % Apr 22
Jan
I
4% Apr
8
29% Apr 30
41% July 11
267/s Mar 4
22% Jan
45
Jam
13
Feb
IB
36% Jan
27
18
27% Dec 30
36% May 31
40 V* Jan
7
17
25% Jan 34
23
10% Oct
22
19% Jan
3
35% Feb
13
51% July
2
36
Apr 22
24 Vs May
42 % Feb
7%
37% Dec
31
10 % Dec
31
7%
Tool
No par
Co
6%
30
33%
9%
23,000
9%
9Tb
37
35%
36%
21 Va
21 Va
22 Vb
20%
21%
31%
31%
32 Vb
31%
31Tb '
22,400
*
7 V*
7%
7 lb
7 Vb
2,500
49
47%
48%
47Tb
48%
10,400
23%
24 Va
23 Tb
24 Vb
23%
7
5%
7%
*68
68%
11
11 Vb
18
23%
9,200
5%
58
58
59
5%
27,800
'*57%
58%
5Tb
5T4
6%
*58
11 Vb
10%
7,300
42,100
4
*
46%
6
,
68 Tb
30
11
11 lb
1,000
18 y8
800
8
11%
*17Tb
18 Vb
*17%
11 V
18
70
*68
68Tb
*68
u
*12 lb
18%
13 Vb
*12%
13%
12%
12%
12%
6%
30%
*6%
6%
6%
6%
*6Tb
6Tb
*6%
6%
200
30%
29 Tb
30 %
30 Vb
30%
30%
30%
59,400
26%
26%
26%
25 Tb
26%
26%
3,600
52
18%
18
30
26%
26%
51
51%
*51%
17%
*17%
'
52
17%
No par
*33 Vb
9%
26%
6
(The)
33%
13%
18 Va
*12
25
No par
1
2
33 Va
10,300
1,600
58
*08
10%
25%
68%
59
*10%
25 Vb
36 Va
23Tb
68
10
25 Vb
9%
23%
68
"
25
37%
23%
5 Tb
16,500
;
9%
7%
7
59
2,100
•
36%
47%
6
99
9%
46%
5%
Tb
12
76
33%
33
.
12%
75
'
100
*99
37%
47%
100
.
33
58
class A
17%
26%
53
53 Vb
17%
17%
17 Vb
2 3 lb
1,800
1,800
: 24
Vb
20%
21%
20%
21 Va
21%
22%
23
23%
35
35%
34Tb
35 Vb
35
35 %
35 Vb
35%
35 Vb
19
19%
19%
19%
19
19%
19
19
18Tb
18%
15Tb <
15 Vb
49,800
35%
12
15Tb
1
...
<
■
200
17%
*17%
I
.'
Vb
'53%
53
53%;
*17%.
12
—No par
.
;'
15,800
2,200
3,800
10
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 Vb
__3
& Co
36 %
36%
36
36%
36%
36 Va
36
36Tb
36 Va ; 36%
39
38%
38 %
38 Vb
39
39
39%
900
12%
12%
12Tb '
12%
23%
24
12%
23%
1,200
24
„
10
19% Jan
50
May
1
38
Feb SB
18% Jan
4
11
Jan
•
43% Jan
14% Jan
S
53% Mar 10
National Acme Co
a
18% Jan 27
13
*24
24 %
-
National Airlines:
19%
39%
25%
No par
*42
*38%
25%
*23%
24
•23%
25%
19
19 Vb
19Vb
38 Vb
38%
39
39
27 Va
25%
26Tb
44
42 Vb
43
25%'-
25%
*42
44
:»
2,100
•:
1,000
19%
19%
19Tb
19%
1
■
23 Tb
39
19
•38%
*42
44
12Tb
12%
12%
19%'
10
Myers. (F E>& Eros
39%
38%
1
Murray Corp of America
July 26
*12%
1
Inc
*38%
5
Murphy Co (G C)__
31
■'
33
9 Vb
10
2,500
25
24%
24%
24%
100
21
20Tb
75Tb
75 Vb
10
17
*16
99
13
*12%
6,000
65%
100
*99
100
*99
23%
5
i
'
46
5
common
Munsingwear
10
20%
30%
29%
10
Mueller Brass Co
18% Deo
16%
20 %
30%
26% Mar
20 Va Mar 26
*15 Va
30 Tb
39% Apr
8
16% Jan 10
39% Apr
8
27% Apr 30
44 Ve Apr 17
16%
20%
30
a
«
20%
10 Vb..
9 Vb
G5%
20%
20%
a
a
9%
65%
*15%
21%
20%
a
Jan
9
*63
16%;
*15 %
20 Vb
Jaa
30% Jan
15%
100
93.'t
—-100
B
Chemical
86 Vb
8%
65 %
65%
21
12% Apt
19% Jan
17
11,400
20%
37
11
88%
37
8
17% Apr 30
87 %
373'4
10
38% Jan
87%
33%
11
12
86 %
8%
*63
32Tb
Jan
14% Mar 25
83%
8%
37%
32% Jan
30% Dec
83%
8 Tb
No par
1
_1
1.25
Morrell (John)
Motorola Inc
7
12,600
24%
23% Jan
7
1,300
17 Vb
2.50
12% Deo 23
31
28%
16%
24%
19% Deo
37% Nov
28 Vb
17%
13
Motor Products Corp
Motor Wheel Corp
47
28 Vb
16%
75%
Monterey Oil Co
6
28%
17%
12%
No par
Montgomery Ward & Co
Moore-McCormack Lines
16% Mar 13
Apr 29
28%
16%
75%
Montecatini Mining & Chemical—
American shares
1,000 lire
2
28
16Tb
*63
lb
150
28 Vb
8?%
•
9
'
16 Tb
*28
29
12%
*99
1,400
34%
75%
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
19% Jan 24
84%
100
Montana Power Co
2
36% Mar 24
-■»
11% Jan
a
27
,
18% Jan 20
17% Jan
Dec
Monsanto
53% May
17% May 1
18 % Feb SB
28
Jam
a
Dec
16
a
22
RR
Class
i
17% Dec 23
Monon
21
84%
85%
84%
85%
—5
.
Monarch Machine
7% Jan
40 %
85%
12%
Mojud Co Inc
19% Mar 12
13% Jan 17
6
15% Jan
18
18
40
84%
75
No par
500
40 Tb
84%
75%
com
preferred
preferred
39%
12%
Co
Mohasco Industries Inc
39%
21
Missouri Pacific RR class A__No par
Jan
8% Jan 13
16
49 % Jun
5
6% Jan 24
39%
12%
preferred series A
52
24% Apr
23% Jan
22
7%
30
75%
Corp
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR
30
21%
par
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
30
62
26
18% Oct
Maid
30%
No par
com
Mission Corp
Mission Development
1
24
Apr
25% Feb
3
22
38% Oct 21
Minute
28
Oct
30% Feb 26
$4 preferred
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
Minnesota Power & Light
3
5% Dec
10
8
Apr
Mining & Mfg
6,100
30 %
._No par
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry„No
16
33% May 1
10
Apr 25
6
4% Jan
1
83% Apr 22
29
Minn
15%
8,100
43%
43Tb
40Tb
65%
*63
29
43
40%
17%
To
28%
43 T4
39 Va
84 %
8
25
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
5
25
20
12
72% May
13
Nov 13
3
Feb
Jan
preferred-
25
25% Jan
2
4% Jan
conv
Feb
99
*28%
100
_.
Apr
14
30 % Jan
preferred
14
Jan
84%
10
81% Feb
2
27
100
22
10
25
18% Feb 25
44% Jan 31
4% Dec
Oct
Jan
4% Jan
6
19% Dec
8
2nd
31
4% Oct
Nov
$1.50
27% Jan
30% Dec
'
16% Jan 28
21% Jan
26% Oct
58
13
93
24
43% May 27
37% May 23
12% Jan
8
50
1st
11% Jan
40%
*31 Vb
32
28%
31 Va
31
*31%
Shares
23%
43 Va
43%
32
17
$5.50
73% Feb
43%
83
23
17
42%
of Amer— 1
13% Jan
8
26
43
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
.—1.50
Minneapolis Molihe Co common
1
66
Jan
42%
5
Corp
Minerals & Chem Corp
16
Jan
10
60 % May
30
6
88% Mar 13
11
Oil
Jan
28% Sep
4
12 % Jan 14
17
32% Oct 22
17% Dec
2
11
35% Apr
13
4% Dec
July
98% Feb
88% Sep 17
•20% Dec 30
25
17
59
101
21% Feb
7
Jan
28 Tb
1
Midwest
7% Jan
28 Vb
Enterprises Inc
867/b Jan 24
Jan
14% Jan
24% July 25
21 % July 12
24
11
58
Mar 10
28
10
Inc
30 % Mar 20
91% May 31
25 %
1
31
Midland
Utilities
2
76
July
18% Mar
24
South
25% Feb 24
8
1
131
Middle
1
27%
May 2
May 1
28%
28%
5
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 30
Apr. 29
Apr. 28
Par
Copper
Midland-Ross Corp common
5%% 1st preferred
78
12
May 31
32% Jan 14
23
73% Jan
43% May
Miami
Sales for
SALE TRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Mar 24
31
24% Feb
31
77
Highest
Lowest
50% Jan 10
Dec
25
NEW
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCKS
Chronicle... Monday, May 5,
Commercial and Financial
The
39
2,300
39
25%
26%
5,200
37,500
43
*41
200
N
40% Dec
30
80% Jan
8
13% Oct
22
30
Jan
3
July
9% Deo
20% Oct
35
Jan
24
14
22
38% Jan
14
2
42% Dec
5
142% Aug 19
9% Nov 14
14% Feb
a
13% May
2
31
8
National Aviation
6
47% Mar 31
B
9% Jan
S
4
50% Jan
17
a
46% Feb
12
70% Jun
158% Mar 20
168
Jan
24
61
May
Cash
National
City
18% Dec
23
24% May 22
19 Ve Jan
23% Feb
12
37% Feb
37% Jan
45
13% Dec
19
23% Jan
9
13% Apr
28 Vb May 21
101% Apr
3
20% Jan
16% May
23% May
19% Oct
22
77% Oct
22
16% Oct
22
35 Vb Oct
22
84
Aug 22
86% Oct
21
143% Aug 20
124% Aug 23
12% Apr 12
21% Dec 30
86 Ve Jaa
19% Jan 25
94
Mar 31
2
1
15
26% Feb
15
Jan
142% Jan
11
56% Jan
30% Jan
13
17
51
Jan
33
2
44
Nov 29
36% Jan
7
'
Dec
17
6% Dec
30
11
8% Oct
23
14% Jan
4% Dec
23
9% Sep
8
B
11
11
38% Apr
54% Apr
7
42% Jan
16
7% Jan
9
*1.4%
15 Vb
15%
23%
23%
23
23%
23%
23%
23Tb
23%
92 %
92%
92%
*92 Via
93%
*92%
93%
Corp com__5
100
pfd series of 1951
7%
10% Jan
26 Ve Jan
32
Nov
13
85
26
77% Feb 14
80 Ve May
Oct
22
17
Jan
2
76
Oct
30
87
Dec
31
17% Dec
23
30
July 29
36% July 25
18
11
29% Jan
28
National Shares Corp
National Steel Corp
6
30
13 Vs Jan
14% Jan
14 Vb Mar
11% Feb
17
3
Feb
68
Jan
36 Ve Apr
.17 % Jan
19
Apr
2
10
2
Fibre
97% Jan
220
May
Jan
15
5% Jan
2
9
Feb
14
14% Jan
2
22
Jan
13% Oct
11
54% Jan
4
25% Apr
8
31% Jan
30
16
16 Vb
16%
16%
16%
13%
16%
16%,
49%
48
Va
49
48 %
49
49
49Tb
49 Va
49%
33%
34
34
34 :
34%
34%
34
34%
37%
37 Tb
33%
36%
37%
37 Vb
38
53Tb
54
54
54%
54 V a
54%
54%
54
54%
8%
8%
8%
8%
7Tb
8
8 Vb
*11
11%
38% Dec 31
38% Jan
2
87
1
79% Jan
2
85
7 Tb
;.l
5Tb
14
35
14
Electric System
10%
17
1
pfd_100
78 Vb
76
37%
36%
Air
non-cum
Brake—a*.
46% Mny
1
2
' preferred
Common
$3.75
96
Sep
100 Ve Nov
13% Oct
Nov
Jan
27
107
Mar
12
110
Dec
32% Nov 19
66
79
22
4
4
8
16
49% May 31
*90
100
*90
100
*90
100
*90
100
225
*180
225
*180
225
*200
235
0%
21% May
1
3
36% May
61% Feb
1
Norfolk
22
S
23% Apr
18
33 Vb Jan
9
Jan
Apr 25
107
Jan
9
0
15
32% Jan 13
107
Apr
8
111% Apr 18
40 Va Mar 25
16%
16Tb
16%
16Tb
16%
16%
16%'
16%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27 Vb
27
27 Vb
26%
26%
44Tb
44Tb
44%
44%
44%
83
83
84
84
34%
34Tb
34%
34%
*73%
76%
*73%
100
American
100
5.80%
80
88%
*107
104%
21
5
20 Tb
2
33%
33%
58%
59
*73-%
*79%
*73%
81%
80 Vb
88%
88%
91
91
*107
108
*107
108
104 %
*104
104
108
Va
104%
104
21%
21 Vb
21%'
21Tb
21%
1,500
35%
35T4
36%
36 Va
36 Vb
3,300
58 Vb
58%-
58 Vb
58%
5,100
23Tb
*23%
24
23 Va
23 Va
*23%
24
23% >'23%
300
29Tb
28 Tb
29%
19 Vb
19 %
19
19
67
66 Vb
66 Vb
10
27 Tb
28
27%
27%
*105%
106%
106%
106%
111
110%
111
111
5
28Tb
29%
28%
29 Vb
28%
19
*18%
19 Vb
19
67
*66
67
66%! if 66%
200
27%
26Tb
26%
26,100
27 Tb
*106
110%
27%
26%
106
106
130
111
111
111
111
111
470
37Tb
37 Vb
37Tb
37
38Tb
38
38 Vb
37 7
19Tb
20
19%
20 VB
19%
20
19Tb
20
30 Vb
81%
81%
80%
80
*89%
92
*89%
92
*89%
92
*90
92
*90
92
$4.11 preferred series
91%
100
*91
92%
*91
92 »b
*91
92%
*91
100
*92%
93 Vb
*92%
1
23 Vb
92
Feb
5
35% Oct
90% Jan
8
22
93% Mar
28% Feb
4
9% Oct
24% Jan
9
17% Jan
4
22 Va Apr
10% Jan
7
22
2
14% Apr
28
24% Feb
24
25 Vb Jan
21
38 Ve Apr
28
20 V4 July 22
25 Vb Dec
25% Aug 26
38
see
31
July 12
page
31
Feb
6
7
$4.16
preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Northwest Airlines Inc
4.6%
23 T
preferred.
Norwich Pharmacal Co__
26.
\
11,800
81%
81 Vb
310
90
81 Vb
19Tb
90
30
91 Vb
*90%
92
40
92 V
*91
91%
92
2
93 Vb
*92 Vb
93 Va
*92%
93 Va
*92 Vb
93%
22%
23 Vb
22%
23%
22%
23 lb
14Tb
14 Vb
14Tb
14%
14%
14 Vo
14%
*23%
24%
*23%
24Tb
*23%
24%
*23%
24%
37%
36 Vb
36%
35%
36 Va
36%
14
*23%
24%
1.25
37 Vb
38%
14
81 Vb
16,400
19%
23 Vb
23
14 Tb
10
Vb
a
38 Vb
lb
a
V*
25
common
900
107
92%
5
52,200
*106
81%
27
29%
19%
107
37 Vb
5
'
19
*90
Feb
-
*66
*90
Feb
91% Mar 18
92
500
58%
100
0
100
104%
34Tb
20Tb
100
13
Jan
108
104 Vb
•
x56%
100
10
Jan
87
140
108
Vb
91
59
$4.10 preferred series
$4.08 preferred series
Jan
87
100
87
34
92
88
100
80
87
*90
21
*
1
77
20%
$3.60 preferred series
18
*79%
*79%
90
83% Jan 23
Mar 29
*77%
87
20 Ve Apr
Common
77
90
67
1
100
77
87
100
preferred
18,600
77
50
Northern Pacific Ry
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
40
34%
20
1
preferred
84 Vb
34
58%
*23%
.
46 Va
*83%
34%
*33 Va
—25
Aviation
104
44%
83 Vb
34%
87
*90
108
104%
44%
83%
92%
87
92 lb
4.300
44Tb
84%
34%
7
Feb
2,400
2,200
44%
6
92
16%
•
34%
76% Mar
90% Feb
6%
*83%
.
16% Janl
28
G%
'
82
*79
80
88 Vb
25
,
Ry common
Northeast Capital Corp
Northern Central Ry Co
Northern Natural Gas Co
5%%
6%
14
90
footnotes
100
Adjustment preferred—1
North
7
11
77% Nov 14
79% Oct
1
For
Western
6Tb
82
Feb
10
5,900
26 %
6%
17% Jun
77% Nov 13
8
20
;t
6%:
1
Nopco Chemical Co
3
&
7 lb
_100
preferred
7
28
220
-
100
220
No par
53% Apr
70
*95
.
6%
16 V4
4.85%
19% Apr 28
19%
19%
Corp—
—
31% Jan
78
Oct
6
25
63% Apr 11
"19%
♦180
No par
preferred
Niagara Share Corp
26% Apt;
104
Jan
19 Va
50
*107
Feb
104% Apr
8,200
-
No par
preferred
3.40%
4,800
"
New Haven & Hartford Co—
Gas
50
37%
2,400
31,300
100
24% July 17
79:
20,000
*90
24
78 Vb
36%
15%
100
14%»ec
'
79
21%
100
65% Dec 27
' *
36% -- 37%
15
Y & Harlem RR Co
4.10%
5.25%
25% Feb 20
15% Jan
2
78%
21%
100
2
'
15%
preferred
39% Jan
V2
21%
preferred—.
preferred
4
36%
19%
preferred
Jan
78
36%
.
21%
3.90%
20% Oct
' 37%
'•■15%
3.60%
9
77%
:
90
*86
90
15%
24
24% Jan
*86
19%
23
14
25,600
549,200
88
21%
93% Jan
11
17
11/64
14%
88% Apr
22
16%
17
290
20%
4
Oct
80 Vb
15%
Mar
108
80 Vb
-
19%
81
4
1,500
3,100
32
20%
89% Jan 10
104% Mar
1,200
11%
11%
31%
"7-80
2,700
14 lb
-14 Vb
11%.
31%
16Tb
1,200
•
19%
9
51% Dec
77 TV
17
5%
14%
20%
16
29
rail
10%
15 V 4
Jan
20% Aug
16%
*86
88
*10%
19%
80% Jan
102% Apr; 17
18% Jan
2
14Va-
14
1,700
-
21
Mar 10
25% July 18
39% May 17
70% Jan
3
14
5Tb
18,700
8%
*8
5%
10%.
5%
5,500
8 Tb
15
76
Dec~31
X10T4
'
■
8%
19 Vb
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com—No liar
.
8»b
*8
5 Tb
8Tb'
20Tb
30
73%
r-
__5
21
•;
8%
.No par
15
Jan
18%
14
11,300
2,000
'
Jan
9
14
16%
37
81
11
*5%
11/64
76 Vb
"
74
28
5%
9/64
28
July 29
Dec
aa
88
88
Nov 21
Jan
11
16%
r,
9/64
-
69
90
*13%
80
63
86% Apr
5%
,
24,400
54
*79
Common —I
Apr >24
108
8 Vb
7%
10%
5Tb
*78%
29% Jan
2
72% Mar 12
13
C
"11
11
1
Preferred 5% series A—:
New York Shipbuilding
Corp
Mar 18
1
17
8Tb
-
80
N Y State Electric
Nov
*16%
4,400
1,900
80
$5
16
32% Oct
Oct
1,700
24 Vb
80
N
31
98% Aug 20
15
23%
Vb
Mining Corp.
..10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
1
11
41% Jan
78
15
24 Vb
33
Newmont
2
17
72
15
11 Vb
N Y
Apr
31% Mar
14Tb
23%
*31 Vb
York
290
15
23%
11%
30
31
141%
250
,
15
31%
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
16
24
141
70
23,700
23%
York Dock—
10
141 Va
*140
86 %
15
23%
11
York Central
18
163
9,600
,
5
Chicago & St Louis Co
Jan
163
31%
N Y
Apr
163%
10Tb
New
95
163 %
32
New
180
85%
10%
5
Mar 28
86 Va
31%
79Tb
20
Mar 11
85%
;
24%
*14%
Vb
47 Tb
97 Vb
11 Va
14
103
3
141%
12,100
46%
*96 Va
31T 4
16 Ve Jan
351
22
*140
20
19%
47%
11
23% Feb
13
Sep
141
15
25
200
97%
.31
21 Ve Feb
11
26% Oct
140
15
1
3
Dec
72 %
165
22,000
10 Vb
Co
3
Apr
Dec
Dec
*163
24Tb
1
13% Mar
98
4% Dec
164%
'
18
190
14
164
23%
93%
1
New
Dec
165 Va
23%
*92%
49
.
Rights
88% Jan
6
81% Mar 24
44% Jan
88 %
2,300
40Tb
_1
New England
24
14
85%
3,100
*16 %
*96%
Newberry Co (J J) common—No par
3%% preferred
100
29
30
87%
143
*141
1
Nehi Corp
Neisner Bros Inc.
7
10
86
86 Vb
6,400
11,200
10
National Theatres Inc..
National U S Radiator
11/64 Apr 24
Apr 16
85
Apr
96%
19Tb
'22%
22%
No par
5
—
National Sugar Ref Co
National Supply (The) Pa_
National Tea Co
24
47
96 Va
*95
•
20
19%
46%
96%
164 Vb
1
.
20
47%
85 Va
100
Steel
"
20
46%
47Tb
95
100
Natomas Co
4
13% Dec
Malleable
*92%
19%
20
46%
95
5
:
National Vulcanized
18
130% May 20
42% Dec
B
preferred A
preferred B
6%
19Tb
1
common
20
14% Feb
Feb
10
..No par
27
33% Jan
5
Co
Co common
5% Jan
19
16% Feb
Gas
12% Jan
23
17
15%
9% Jan
Dec
36% Dec
14%
4% Jan
.
Nov 20
66% Nov 13
15%
4
08
•
*15
8% Feb
14
-
15
National Lead Co
Mar 25
10
<
15
7 Ve Jan
May 17
Jan
Apr
13
71
5
$4.50 preferred
16% Mar 12
6
25% Dec
t
34%
44
4lb%
35% Mar 10
30% Dec
34%
43%
Cast-No par
47 Vb Apr
22% '
34%
Corp
37% Mar 11
22%
44
Service
21% July 18
80% Jan
3
19,900
34%
&
18
61
43Tb
Natl
17
58 Va
;
34%
National Linen
14% Dec
58 Tb
43%
5
49 % Dec
57%
43%
7
29 % Nov 22
15,400
43%
22
Mar
13 Va
43'%
23
7
) 3
44
Natl Distillers & Chem
5
2
7
165
13 Va
43%
National Fuel
Vb Jan
163%
12%
5
National Gypsum
13% Jan
220
165%
13 Vb
57%
7
22
7,800
165
166 %
23%
18
135% Jan
13
34 Vb
28
4
165%
13 Vb
56%
97
4
166%
13
22%
20% Apr
23
166 Va
13%
34%
47% Apr
Jan
167%
13%
22 %
2
15% Sep
167%
-
56%
7
47% Jan
47
341,4
a
139
26 %
46Tb
21%
Jan
167% Jan
26
47
50%
Jan
13
26%
46%
34%
42
Dec
13%
25%
56%
90
165
4,900
46%
12%.
261/4
47 %
12%
21%
4
103% Feb
9,900
26%
46%
12%
26 lb
46%
12%
55%
8
84 Vb Apr 17
158
Mar 25
13%
26 Vb
12%
26%
47
12%
34%
July
8
13
12%
23%
21%
Jan
July
2,400
1
46
138
1,000
14Tb
5
Mar 12
Apr
800
52
14%
__1
Register
Lines Inc
97
17% Jan
Vb
*50%
;
12 Vb
National Dairy Products.:
National Department Stores
14
20
50% July 11
38% Mar 18
32 % Jan
Jun
12
'
15
National Cylinder Gas Co
7
Feb
33
*11%
52
46%
1
Corp_.
National
15
10
Inc
common
preferred
National Can
2
30
1
7%
xl4%
5
Fibres
Corp
National Biscuit Co
20
13% Apr
50 %
14Tb
12
11%
50%
14 Tb
10
National Automotive
3
30
11%
50%
14%
100
9% Jan
Dec
11%
50%
14%
5
23% Mar
Jan
11%
53%
1
-
*50%
14Tb
11%
51%
11%
1
Corp
41% Jan
3
15% Jan
166
Natco
4
36
36
lb.
7,500
7,600
4,300
1953
Number 5739
Volume 1S7
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(2019)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
...
,
STOCKS
Year 1957
.
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
j.
NEW YORK
Highest
Sales for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
.
STOCK
Tuesday
Far
Apr. 30
Apr. 28
the Week
Friday
Thursday
May 1
Wednesday
Apr. 29
Monday
EXCHANGE
Shares
May 2
o
42% Oct 22
83. % Oct
52% May
9
50% Jan
14
101% Mar 18
24
94'A Jan
9
84% Jan
7
89
76% Jun 27'
13
39% Jan
9
17%, Jan
6
22% Oct 22
Dec 30Dec 30
15
Jan
92
38% Oct 22
37% Jun
89 *
2
Jan
7
2
16% July 15
12% Apr
2
68
37% Feb
24
503* Oc t
21
66% July 25
Nov 13
24
104
Nov 12
.80
43
■
Nov 18
85
3
Jan
,
96
~
59
Jan
15
Jan
45
Feb
,
19
__20
Oklahoma Natural Gas
Oliver Corp common
"4%% convertible preferred
Otis Elevator
;
Olin, Mathieson
Apr
„«i
44% Mar 21
Owens Corning
69 V* Mar 31
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
Overland Corp
7
99
2
4%
Apr
9
30% Mar 25
; :
17
May
45
96
•93
9%
9%
•78Va
79%
.>52 Va
-
101 %
♦12%
i
1
67 %
68 Va
•97%
100
15
\
■
9%
10 V*
••
77%.
78 Va
-
68%
97%
<
J
,
68
13
•
68%
-
1,000-
.
9,200
.
34%.
109,400
101a
30,100
lO •>•
53
10.100
„
28100
24%-' 24%
101
•12%
; *
43 %
67%.
68%
240
t:
13
,43%
...
-
100
79
101
,
20
:
32%
:,.*78 ;
52'/*
/
43 Vb
42%
.
94
33%
.
101/ >
•12%
2,300
;
32 :
/
243b
24 Va
101
43
68%
V
<
53%
52%
-
>
13 V*
42%
<
n
24%
101 %
♦12%
V
•
347 b
9%
23%
8,800
"
6.700
69
'
29%
94
94
10 V *
10 v*
96
30
30
95 Va
96
29%
94
95%
95%
;96V*
29 Ta
80
94
No par
97
34 Va
78
*101
42%
68
-
*
52% V 53 V*
•
«•
f
13 V*
41
98,:.
*29%
23%
•12%
.
32%
.
25,300
45%
-
•92%
32 Va.
9%
10
.
18% > 18 Va
34%
>
78
101 Va- 101 %
-43 %
-6.25
com
13
42 Va
-
-
33%
.45 y*
-
'
32%
31%
.
r
-
94
.
:103
100
32%, 33%
.
'
18V*
94
96
<
•
53 V*
23%
24 V*
101
45
.18%
18 V*
V*
*
'
9%
79
52%
53 V*'
24
No par
:
9%
78%,
v.
33%
45
45V*
18
33%
-
102 Vb
•99
33'/*
33%
45
32%
common
preferred
32%
18
33%
1
91'
102%
.
103
*99
v
44%
33%
100
6.25
420
.
10
•89V*
i
102'%-
*101 %
.
103
33%
Corp—5
'
1
-
31%
(The)
:
Fiberglas Corp.j
Paper Co
•99
31%,
preferred
Oxford
•
96
96
30c
13% Jan
89%
102%
44%
*17%
•93
18 %
•93
-
100
32
.*
.
89 %
•101%
2,600
55 %
99%.. 99%
"
91
'
31%
Outboard Marine Corp
Outlet Co
15
99'/*
•
102 %
-7.50
Chemical
55%
997*
•88 y*.
<'
32%
-
•17%
,_100
v
7
Jan
102
33%
preferred
4.24% preferred
91
•89%
*101%
100
45-
26% Mar 13
7
87
-
32%
.
94.,Feb
25% Jan
2
', Mar 13
♦98
91
102%
—No par
111
4
13% Dec 30
Jan
:,
.
7/
35 V* Nov 18
-
•89 V*
*101%
100
4%
55%
99%
.
"
Oklahoma Gas & Elec Co com—10
2
55%
99%
100
55%
55%
99 V*
55%
99%
.100
10% May 2
79% Apr 25
53% May 1
•
40% Jan 13
82% Mar
55%
99%
preferred
preferred—
preferred
32% Apr 23
43% Feb
4
.
3
20 % Jan
4.44%
56
99%
Ohio Oil Co
95
7% Jan
6
11
18% May
28
Jan
4.56%
55 V*
33% Mar 25
:
7
66
17
12
-.100
preferred
3.90%
45% Mar 31
.
31 % Apr-;
11
Nov
4.40%
27
Jan
.
101
26% Jan
.90% May 31
49% Jun 19
18 V* Oct 21
Apr
3
20% Mar 7
61% July 11
137b Jan 11
37% Dec 19*
•73
Jan
-
Ohio Edison Co common
Jan
Feb
103
28% Jan
97
-
96
14
4
44% Jan
81 Vh- July 24
"
Jan
®44% Jun 14
Oct 21
7
98
91 r'
8
18
.
Apr 25
997b Apr 24
Jan
j.6% Sep. 26-
54
1
99% Mar. 25
85% NOV 13
281a Dec 30
56
'
29
103% Mar
85% NOV 12
35
Jau
-
1
*94,.
V*
,
*95%
30 -
,
96-
V
97
500
96 Vb
30 Vb '
*95
,
" *30
'
-900
; 40
i
7
•'
if
-
Oct 21
16% Jan 31
8% Dec 23
.17% Jan 22
7
10.
3.7
.
27 :
Nov 18
Nov 19
.33% Sep
51% Jun
13
40% Dec
13
49% Jain
2
33% Jan
9
•: 20% Feb
21
7
117% Jan
2
132
22
4
Oct
■
22
56 % Jan
16
95
Oct
22
12
63 % Dec
26% Jan
27
2
Jan
8
30% Jan
-2
Jan
00
-
2
-13
Jan
2% Oct 21
"71
Dec
»■
-
12% Jan
27
80 Va May
9
7% Jan
Apr 10
30% Dec 31
3
Oct 22
21
2
19% Jan
21
fl
2
23% Jan
2
13% Jan
9
3% Jan
2
8
'13% Jan
2
4% May
19% May
27
85% Mar 13
82% Jan
7
12% Oct
21
16
13 V* Apr
50 - Apr
1
30
39% Oct 22
-
•
41% Jan
106
9
Jan 29
07% Jan
Jan 25
05
2
22% Jan
30
7
Jan 24
Pennsalt
7
11% Feb 28
13% Jan
4 Ys%
Feb
35 :
25
28% Dec
19
35% Dec
23
49% Apr 24
32% Dec
11
85
16% Oct
-
21
24% May
45% Feb 25
Oct
,92
2% Dec
28% Jan
37
26
-
20% Jun
42% Feb 12
65 %
Feb
25
63% Jan
2
40% May 21.
23
Feh,
6
19%.. Aug 14
105% Apr
Nov 11
92
76% Nov 14
67-
13
Jan
5
7
Jan 22
37
37% Jan
2
41
21
1
6
23
Feb
89
26%
25 3n
26 Va
25%
26%
26%
'
101% Apr 30
Apr 22 v
38 V* Apr 15 '
94% Jan 10
3
102% Jan
106
3
27%, Jan
2
Jan
18% Apr
15
12% Jan
2
53% Dec 23
68% Jan
16
57% Jan
3
38% Oct
46
Dec
12
43
2
Oct
UL.
22
17'Va Mar 25
>
"
21
Jan
Feb
12
67 % Nov 22
79% Feb
19
75
25% Nov 13
53% Jan
4
Oct
*
13% Jan
22
96 % Jan
84% Jan, 21
96
2
44% Jan
88-"
94
May 6
21% Apr 23
Nov
4
Oct
44
9% Apr
2
16
14
97
Mar
Apr 14
54% Apr 25
90
Jan
97
14
Jan
18% Apr
Apr 30
16
Apr 22
63
62% Feb
21
70% July 12
15% Oct 22
27% Mar 20
16% Jan
19 V* Feb
3
82% Dec 31
93
Mar 26
82% Jan
92
2
62% Dec
24
98% May 15
84 V* Jan
91 % Apr
14% Dec 30
20% May 16
14% Apr
139
Nov 11
150
Jun
Jun
150
Feb
24
16% Mar 11
6
Oct
64
Dec
25
78
60
Dec
10
37% Jan
2
7% Feb
4
14% Jan
167/* Jan
16
7
62
Jan
23
69
Jan
2
2
3
,
80% Feb
24
67
Dec
19
Dec
115
Dec
3
135
44,% Oct
22
84
23
85
11
Jan
18
Jun
20
Jan
21% Dec
2
19'A Jan
31
22% Dec 19
38
7
21% Mar 20
30
53% Dec
21
14
12
Feb
117
Nov 14
-
15% Dec 30
a
Jun
69
43% Jan
11
44% Jun
21
57
Dec
22
48
May 20
28-% Jun 24
-24% Jun
77-
Sep
81--.
32% Feb.
Feb
4
92
Feb
27
Nov 12
92
v
.
Mar. 13
81% Oct 23
95
Feb
1
33% Oct 22
40
May
9
$3.50
Oct
11
20% Sep
19% Sep
4
26
Oct
22
2
.
75
Jan
23
Mar
23% Feb
4
98
Apr 23
10
6
23 V* Feb
21% Mar 11
8% Apr
2
5
8
74
26% Jan
7
29% Nov 14
48% Jun
29
Oct
22
2.50
5
1
,
4
21
7
43% Jan
2
Feb
25
-
52
Apr 25
21
May 2
34% Apr
28
3%%
preferred—^——
4.32%
.
.
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Oil
(The)-.
62
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145
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131.
25
,.
60
.
29%
51
34%
5
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98
,
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98
;
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17%
17%
61V*
60 V*
61
17% ' 177a
18
93%
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93 Vs
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92
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92
17%
92
600
15 V*
145
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145
•135%
129 Va
129%
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145
130%
16%
71V*
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17
17
17
72%
74
220
-2,400
17
71
12%
73%
6%
♦
15 VH
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7
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7
67b
15 Vn
15%
67-h
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9,700
,
68
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68
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73
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73
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76
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23%
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23
63
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45 Va
63%
6034
24%
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60%
48
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107
76%
29 V*!
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29%
29 Va
23 V*
23
62%
67%
A 66%
18%
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24%
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98
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80
9,500
437,800
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28%
29
29
91
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94
93
8,400
3,300
33.800
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107 V a
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107 V*
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2
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.
,
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51%
34%
51
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73
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73
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73
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24
600
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22 Vb
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100
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3,400
;
40
72
72
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51
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51
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100
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403a
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93
94
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3.200
72,400
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48%
41
3,800
68%
1,
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63%
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,
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94
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8,200
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93
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24
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25
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53 V*
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98
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9
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15
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10
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98
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10
10,300
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59%
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93
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16%
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50%
88
98
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15/64
preferred4.16% preferred
Publicker Industries Inc com
5
$4.75 preferred
No par
Puget Sound Power & Light Co—10
Pullman Inc.
No par
Pure
62
-
"
17%
17%
93 Va
-
15
29%
23
02
18%
_
——2
4.18 fv
30% Apr
42% Dec 31
30% May 22
66% Apr 24
20
9% May 15
,
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41% Apr 16
80% Mar 13*
24 Va Jan 10
Apr 21
Jan
2
14%
51
/
37%
14%
59%
91%
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72
21
21%
116
116
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45%
75 V*
75%
.
preferred
100
preferred—
100
4.30% preferred
100
5.05%
preferred ——
—100
Public Serv Co of Indiana-—No par
37
36%
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97
140^
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50%
53%
90
380
T
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14%
62 V*
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96
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61
17%
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16%
17%
71 ... 72V4
6%
7
15%
15 Vn
67
67
$1.40 div preference com—No par
4
Aug
—
sou
•
92%
62
,
53
17 V*
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12,600
36%
9
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97
17
17%
41
23%
36 Va-
39 %
9
53 V*
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93%
10
29,400
14%
85
38%,
98-
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-
61%
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■
v
14%
Public Serv Elec & Gas com—No par
18
1
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88
84 Va
8%
91V*
,
2
Apr
50%
•
39%
52 %!
17%
17%
18
95
97
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Feb
,
62 Va'
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85
Va.
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61V*
30% May
93
62%
-
88
8%
54%
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2
7
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38
98
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,
2
Public Service Co of Colorado
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8%
10
6)—-—.
Procter & Gamble
2
2
85
39%
53
28% Jan
85% Jan
24% Feb
72
"
19% Feb
14
14%.
50%
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8%
19,200
v
loevb
91. V*
105%
105%;
36 Va
14%
7
14%
63%
-
50V*
39 V*
——10
(expire May
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88
*83
Potomac Electric Power Co
Rights
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35%.
35 3*
35%
14%
653 a
40%
102 Va
105
*84%
35% May
79% Mar 19
1
£—
105
50%
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45%
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101.
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105
64
so
>3,400
v
100
7106
92%
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lQOVa
14 Va
9
5% Jan
Mar
—
64%
407b
:
,
( 43a
45 Va
22%
91%.
92%
91%
'
92
91%.
100%
50 Va
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16
r
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107
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107
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10
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1,000
46
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45%
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.
16
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22%.
100%
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>
64%
40%
40%
53:
45%
44%
23
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22%
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1
75
preferred
-
Polaroid Corp
Poor & Co
,
30
87 V* Jan
64
convertible
40%
40%
23%
'
com.lOO
Plymouth Oil Co——-—,——
30
;
24%
15%
170
36,500
34%
45 V*
::
560
12%
34 V*
.
52%
101
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:
34%
100%
200
5,200
-
102
12%:
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.
4%
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44%
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46%
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3,600
-
102% 103%
104
23%
.
16
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.
99
44 V*
106
-
53%
"
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Plough Inc
4%
64%
-
46%
40%
■
101%
16
i
99
35 %
31
106
65
*104
4Va
44%
101
——100
—100
——106
Phlla & Reading Corp——
1
Philco Corp common———
3
3% fa preferred series A-—;—100
preferred—
preferred:—
4.68 fo preferred
-—*
53%
16
':
,65%
D1V*
4.30%
"
4%
40 V*
46 Va
45%
24 V*
-
8,400
52
-
•
-
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101%
533*
15%
101
22%
23%
'.
101 Va
*100%
16
106
29% Jan
29
11
.«
common—No par
Jan
55
4
28
23%
44%
16
61% May
23%
64%
42% Jan
31
23% v.23%
40
•
17-,OGO
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14%
51%
34%
46%
v
12.50
•
-37% Oct
47
39%
54%
29
sj
46 Va
<•38 Va
101 %
24
.'
46%
39%
34 V*
46%
40
46 %
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14%
46%
<
72,700
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•
i
51%,
12%
12%
34 Va
34 Va I
34 V*
34
12 Va
94
•
50 V*;;
52
46 V»
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46%
14,100
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-
19 V*
^
52
51
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52
101% 101%
12 V*
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'
51
;
300,
3,200
26%
,
4%v
:
143a ,14%
14%
101%
101%
12:..
4%
93 V*
101
101%
-
93%
103
12 Va
-
93 V*
A
103%
101%
34
18%
103
12%
-
19%
103
101%
..
26%
4%
103
102%
f-
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19 Va
-
93 V*7
46%
46%
46%
46%
r
50%
•
52
•50 Va
52
19
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103
preferred
Corp of America
Jan
25
10
a7, Apt 22
51%
33Vbc
Apr
Apr
2
22% Jan
50%
'
51
50%
-
•
10
5
25
100
80
20% Jan
25 Va Apr
16% Jan
14 Va
100
26 V* Jan
68% May
32% July 22
24
14%
14%
-14V*
100
31
;
93
48%
Pittston Co (The) common
Mar 13
2
23%, Dec 31
'
19 7
Jun
*
93% :
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
5
13
49
10
10
68% Oct
27
Feb
122
39% Jan
3
22% Feb
Apr 24
116
Mar 29
•*
Feb
74
19 % Mar 24
29% July 25
Jun
68% Feb
V*
14 Va
-
Pitts
Mar 19
6% Jan
4
8% July 19
30
93
guaranteed preferred——100
Metallurgical Inc
1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
—1
Pittsburgh Steel Co common—;
10
Bfe preferred class A
—-100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
4
67% Feb
128
95
7%
22
85% Jan
8
6% Dec 23
14
Jan
19% Feb
Apr 17
15% Jan
2
140
31% Jun 21
25
14%. Dec 30
93%
No par
—1
:
lo
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry
13
134
May
19%
•
Mar 12
42 % Jan
3
39% jun 26
11% Oct 21
86
42 V* Jan
18%
Philip Morris Inc common
5
4%
preferred
—
—100
3.90% series preferred
,—100
Phillips Petroleum
-5
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com
1
5%
preferred
100
Pillsbury Mills Inc common
25
$4 preferred
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
Pitts Coke & Chem Co common—10
$5 convertible preferred—No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)
No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
Maria
27
7% Jan
3
11
89
-Jan 29
36% Feb
Apr
53% Mar 13
2
74% Jan
82
Nov 13
68
*65
4%
18%
\
26%
4%
19%
4%
4%
4%
3.80%'
;
34 V*
1
26%
18%
500
42,000
10%
23'
33 V*
$1 conv preference com—No Rar
4.40fa preferred
-———100
7
10%
33%
•52 V*
l
ll1/*,
■
23
*100%
; 15%
'
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•
.
33%
*50%
Phlla Electric Co
2
10%
9%
33%
-
900
2,100
"
-3r
23V*
Phelps-Dodge Corp—
Apr 21
93% Feb
6
Jan
May
'
106% May
9
Jan
99
31% Apr 22
106
Nov 18
21%Oct 22
Mar 19 i
47% Mar 24
'
■
3
2%.
2%
33%
Va"
16,300
"
•22 Va
4
16,300
* 80 V ii
34
—100
—1
Pfelffer Brewing Co
;
.5
Pfizer/ (Chas) & Co -Inc common—1
4% 2nd preferred (conv)——100
65%' Apf 28
100
19%
80 :
23
Petroleum
Apr 10
9% '
10,300
20%: 20%
19%V 20%
.
33%
No par
4%%
9
Apr 25
16
9%'
19%
3
•2%
10
Pet Milk Co common
.101% Apr
3
40
Pepsi-Cola Co_
2
92
94%, Feb 12
104% Feb 19
Aug 26
.
94-
Jan
49% Jan
July 15
97
34% Oct 21
r
3
3
87% Dec 23
10
14
3
80%
20 Va
18 V.
3,300
'
46%
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l
24 Va Apr
30
Apr 21
19V»v
'
37 V*
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20 Va
20 Va-
V
15V a
,
34%
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co—1
..
20 Va
•
19
36 V*
160
'
21,600
46
22%
Light com—No par
54.
10<
Jan
7
85% Sep
-
Jan
14% Jan
Apr 29
Apr 30
•>
2,
05
47
40
■-
15
,
300
:
1,940
;
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34 V*
Peoples Drug Stores Inc.
1
.
•
.
46
22%
Pennsylvania RR
t»
40
7
5% Aug
27
34% May
7
2
Jan
32% Mar 11
19% Jan
9
60% Aug
2
98% Mar 28
25
•13% Dec 20
,
Apr
45%
•96
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{4 V*
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■
,
99
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15 V*
L
36%
35%
79% -80%
<
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Va
15 Vb
47%
44-%
126%
141V*. 141V*
*22 %
preferred
series preferred
4.40%
17
20%
141
10^500
23%
126V*
25
Chemicals
Power &
Penn
•23-
-3.50
Corp
Penna Glass Band Corp
:
79% i
'
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23 Va
100
6,300
\
,
56% A 56 Va
,
4 V*
15
•96
99
19
9%
44%
41/*
1
46%
36%
3
9%
4%
14%
t
,
78%
3
44%
141 Va t;
20
19%
56%
48% V, 49
126% 127%
141%
36
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t
127
47%
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99
36%
18%
_5
Pennroad
46% Apr 25
104
Apr 25
101% Apr 25
2
Jan
87
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1
Penney (J C) Co_—
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-
47%
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12%
48%
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56%
44%
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127%
14%
...
20 Vb
$1.60 convertible preferred
•"
1
62% Mar
2
101
■
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78 Va
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp.
Penn-Texas Corp common
'
1
Apr 28
15% Feb
3
14
Jan 13
49
457b Jan
90%. Oct 28
86 y* NOV
6
11%. Dec
July
2
70% July 12
64% July 19
48% Nov 20
46% Dec
Peniok
20
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143 %
20%
Peabody Coal Co oommoo
5% conv prior preferred
95
J03A Feb
:
127i
2.50
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23%
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t
Patino Mines & .Enterprises
-
11% May l
23% Jan 31
35 V* Feb
4
30% Jan 10
Jun
75
2
3% Jan 31
40% Jan
NOV 26
PacMMdbe
44%
127%
100
1
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Parker Bust Proof Co
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44% i 44%
23%
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preferred-!
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>
44%
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9
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127 Va
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Paramount Pictures Corp__
1
6
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2%Dec 30
♦11-
'2% Jan
31
17%,Dec 27
24% Jun
2
4%
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Apr 15
38% Feb
7 '»
6
preferred
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
Common
21
15% Jan
6%
Pacific
98
-19% Mar
2
"
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
'
22% May 1
4% Jan.24'
"•
47% Apr 30
„
56%,.
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i
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Pacific Telep & Teleg common
100
'
4
55%
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.
12%
11 Va
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15% Jan 14
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preferred-
Pacific Lighting
Pacific Mills—
♦
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5% Feb
i-»
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37
11
18% Oct 22
14% Dec 30
Feb
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8
Apr 23
Apr 21
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12% Jan
May 17
36% Jun 11
42% Feb
45
128
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5
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"Pacific Gas & Electric.
57% Apr 21
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4
4
84% July 23
26-
2
131:
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17
Dec
36
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2
7% Apr 22
.
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■
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17
Jan
47% Jan
137% Mar 12
119% Oct 23
H
18'A Jan 17
60% Mar 31
18% Jan
Amer Fisheries Inc
Pacific Cement, & Aggregates Inc—5
Pacific Coast Co common
1
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12% Jan 27
40
25
Pacific
11V* Apr -22
13% Mar 24
;
8
,
19% NOV 19
•'
2
26% Jan 79
,43% Oct 22
112% Oct
2,
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10%:Feb 14
43%. Apr
33%. Jan 21
•
7% Jan
9% Jan-
2
Jan
34
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51'/a
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34
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52
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34%
16,500
43%
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100
Q
53% Jan
2
123 Va Aug 13
53 V* Oct 22
For
39% Sep
13
138% Dec 30
footnotes
29% Jan
see
page
7
26.
37% Feb
11
136
Jan
9
24
Jan
2
2
146% Apr 23
28
Apr 18
4334 May
(The) common—5
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
Quaker Oats Co
6%
-
42%
43%
144% 144%
27%
28
43Vs
43%
144% 145
27% < 27%
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EXCHANGEVSTOCK
NEW YORK STOCK
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Apr. 28
Far
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Leweat
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday
Wednesday
May 1
Apr. 30
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
the Week
Friday
May 2
Shares
R
27
40
Oct 22
78
64% Jun 24
May 13
Jan 24
Mar 22
21% Aug
6
48% Feb 11
59% Jun
7
17
23
34% Jan 11
16% Mar 18
23% Aug 13
34%'Jan
4
39
Jan 10
14
Dec
22 % Dec
11
30% Nov 18-
36
20
2
69% Jan
6
16% Apr 10
45%. Apr
8
14% Jan 13
32
.Apr
Dec
35
Oct 29
31% Jan 12
1
21
19% Jan
52 % Mar
,
Radio Corp of
.
25 y4 Jan
.Apr 24
5% Dec
12% Jan
31
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17%"
;
6
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9
Jan
2
*
20
,22% Feb
48%
7
15% V
6% Feb 28
3% Dec 31
15% July
30% Dec
45
10
8
July 31
20% Dec 24
30
MaT 29
Dec
10
62
Feb
Oct
10
32% Jan 10
4% Dec
6
62
13
9
37
18
18
39
Mar 12
40
21% Dec
21
8 % May
82% Dec
30
39% Nov 12
July 22
68% Jun
Jan
35
13
5
59
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7 Ye Feb 20
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8
22% Apr 29
44% Mar 11
29 ya Jan 30
25% Jan
33 y4 Mar 20
Revlon
14% Apr
Rexall Drug Co
2
45
4
77
83% Feb
7
2
7
78Yz Jan
9
86% Feb 18
4
94% Jan
9
101 % Apr 21
99
Mar
2
Dec
23
21
21% Jan 18
3% Apr
4
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1% Oct
56% Dec
30
80
Aug
1
65
18% Dec
23
33% Jan
4
19 % Jan
2
27% May 6
7% Apr
8
36% July 19
44% July 17
29% Mar 5
22% Jan
13% Feb
2
1% Jan
2
Feb
28
4
series
38%
Richfield
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30%
14%
14%
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24% Mar 17
Riegel Paper
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63 %
24
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21
4
20-% Dec 23
28
Dec
23
26% Aug 19
22% Dec 24
Oct 21
285
81% Nov
19 % Oct
31% July 24
423% May
4
22
20% Dec
31
8% Dec 23
11
22% Jan
2
27
23%
13% Jan
2
40% May 16
35
15% Jun
11
26% Dec
4
NOV 25
2
93
Mar 22
137
Feb
14
176
July 17
22
Dec
30
46% Mar
21% Oct
24
25% Dec
2
26% Jan 11
74% Feb
5
190
May 23
23% Oct 22
85
Oct
30
6
Oct
304
205
2
Jan
3
Feb
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17% Oct
11
23% Jan 29
29% Oct
22
11% Dec
24
39% May
17% July
Jan
31%
24 Va Jan
10
28
93%'Apr 28
201% Apr 22
22% Jan
2
27
24
Jan
2
27% May
1
13% Feb
5.
10%
Jan
53
Apr
7
235
Jan
20
2
2
26% Jan
Jan
34
4
l
Nov 15
22 % May
29
64%Jun
14
13,
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8% Apr 17
55%'Feb 12
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Apr 15
24
2
36
30
Nov
3
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25
90
32% Jan
DeC
Feb
33%
20
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28 % Apr
37% Nov 27
Sep 25
4
Mar
7
34% Feb
3
14% Jan
3
23% Mar 24
"
44% Mar 20
35% May
2
78
Jan
17
85
Oct
22
102
Mar
7
94
Jan
8
84'% May 2
99% Jan 24
21
Dec
19
2
20
75
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7
83
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20
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23
36
Jan
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15% OCt
23
18
Dec
13
Apr 30
77% Jan
9
7
21% Apr
17 % Jan 10
25% May
1
20y4 Mar 14
53% Nov 13
82
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62 % Feb
12
19
16% Jan 24
8% Jan
22% Nov 19
29% May 22
29% Jan »7
24
25
15% Jan
3
10 Vs Apr
29
5% July 9
76% July 15
26% Jan
2
67Ya Jan
8% Jan
8% Dec
24% Oct 22
8% Oct 22
2% Aug 12
42% Jan
7
8% Oct 22
25
Nov 19
25
Dec 23
7% Mar 12
64
Nov 13
18% Dec
19
13% Dec 23
9% Oct
22
Oct
33
1
58% Jan
2
10% Sep
9
93
May 21
29% Jun
10
21% Apr 30
17% Jan 25
17
33 % Dec
30
32% Apr
49 % Jan
49
Dec
17
89
45 % Dec
23
68% Jun
49
NOV
14
28
Dec
30
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36% Sep 23
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ll
26% V
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18%
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18
18
8%
8%
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16%
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16
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—
Southwestern Ry Co—100
5% noncum, preferred
—100
St Regis Paper Co common—
5
1st pfd 4.40% aeries A.
—100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
10
Sangamo Electric Co
—10
Savage Arms Corp
—:
5
Schenley Industries Inc
—1,40
Schering Corp common—
1
5% convertible preferred——30
$3.40 preferred-
:
Jan
3
31
1
28
Apr 25
13% Jan 23
$4.50 preferred——
Shahmoon Industries Inc
34
Apr 28
Shamrock Oil & Gas__
Jan
10
12
13
17% Feb 24
31
9% Jan
72
May
9
Sharon Steel
3
Shattuck
1
26
Jan 22
12% Dec 31
16% Jan
25% Jan
Jan
3
22
3
Feb
25
25% Apr
41
61
6
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Apr 25
Simmonds Saw & Steel
55% May 2
59% Mar 25
45% Apr
6% Jan
2
2
26% Apr 28
14
50% Feb 27
7
28% Mar 11
32% Jan
13
35% Apr 30
57% Apr 16
32% Apr 29
2
40 y4
84% Jan
2
45% Jan
30
Apr 23
Jan
10
Jan
8
61
July
7
28
8
17% Dec 30
26 Ye
98 Yz Jan <15
_For footnotes
2
32
82% Nov
11
10
12
9
NOV 11
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16% Jan
76
18 ye Jan 10
14
19 % Dec 24
33
34% Dec 31
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60
2
2
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4
49% Jan
13
25
79% Nov 13
8% Dec
28
47% Jan
25% Jan
11% Dec
30
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9
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Jan
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2% Jan
47
3
Jan
31
49 Ya Apr
88
Jan
22
12 Ye Jan
2
7
17% Apr 17
2
85% Jan
29% Apr
2
Apr 14
42% Apr 30
39
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17% Feb
6
Feb
20
78
35% May
1
14
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4
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90
92
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24
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16
94 Ya Jan 28
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2
7
62% Jan
8
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72% Apr 21
35% Jun 11
21% Jan
6
24% Mar 11
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see
page 26.
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25
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29
53
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preferred
preferred
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98
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14,300
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24^4 Jan
65
61
240
23%
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Siegler Corp
Signode Steel Strapping Co
16
May 27
49% July 17
46% Jan 10
2% Dec 31
40
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28%
6
Shell Transp & Tr—
New York shares ordinary—
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20% Jan
4
27%
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6
8
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29
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25
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3
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34
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4
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73
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32
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1
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2
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Servel Inc common—
Apr 25
11
Jan
Seiberlirig Rubber Co—
7
92 3
92%
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31%
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5
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58
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23
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61
240
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65% July 15
21% Jan 18
25% Oct
60%
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29 % Dec
12%
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100
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20% Jan
27%
82
Seaboard Finance Co
53% Oct 22
13
27%
82
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35% Jan 25
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31
30%
*195
93%
210
25%
62%
Seaboard Air Line RR Co_.
2
44% Sep
93
*195
25
No par
-No par
preferred'——
2
30
93%
...
9
9
31%
30%
31%
:
9
9
205
No par
/
7
11
93%.
1
15% Jan
39% Jan
31 %
—100
Preferred series; A 5%
St Louis
-
5%
*195
—
3.65%
4,400
•8%
46 Ys
—1.66%
preferred ——*
——100
conv preferred™
i__100
St Joseph Lead Co
10
St Joseph Light & Power::—-No par
St L San Fran Ry Co com.—No par
Scovill
18% y
45%
14% Jan
23% May 2
51% Feb 13
•7%
15%
2
2
8%
8%
8%
27
16%
11
14
*18%
46%
Jan
46% Mar
21
18 %
16%
Sea grave
6
Nov
*18
;
.
46%
4
8
24% Oct
26%
461 -4
23% Oct
43
26%
16%
2
26% Feb 25
48
3
10
2,500
1,600
96
*93
'"-26%
45
20.% Jan
18% Jan
'
349 3 4
346
96
*93
•
16%
Nov 12
10% Jun
96
44%
14
15% Sep 25
6% Oct 22
347%
26%
16%
Seaboard Oil Co
4% Mar
10
Feb
85% Apr
28
100
11,400
8,100
1,100
■;;
345%
349%
*93
4.30%
$4
3,900
;r;
43i;»
14% Oct 21
23
30%
16
1
Apr 17
33% Jan
2
60 Vs Jan
2
17
*28%
■
44%
67% May
11% Feb
13% Mar 27
19% Dec
30%
4,106
•.
*;
'
7
1
4%
23%
15%
Scott Paper Co common—
Mar
4,800
4%
23%
25%
348
Schick Inc
86
33%
4%
233/»
43 %
14% Jan 23
21
33% Jan
31%
31%
*15%
64% Mar 21
71% Oct
4,400
25%
96
4%
61%'Apr 28
261
2
23% Jun 13
11
Feb
4,000
23%
2%
25%
350
Safeway Stores common
'
.17,000
62%
23%
,
1
(The)
Ruppert (Jacob),
.
2%
61%;
.
25%
*93
■
16% Oct 22
62
31% Apr
2
24
8,200
35%
341
8%
910
11%
35%
96
18
101%
11%
36
344
-
101%
,
25%
25»»
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25%
200
87%"
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35%
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Ruberoid Co
.
25%.
12,200
.
36
35%
1
Corp
Royal McBee
5
19
35%
1,000
;■
96 v
20 Guilders
1
(Geo Dt Corp—
Royal Dutch Pet Co
Jan
84% Jan
161
31% Oct
29
Feb
87% Feb
10% Mar 19
29%
34%
340
Roper
21
25%
29%
34%
45% :
77.
,
4%
*28
29%
*28
31
34%
si 2%
63 Va
It.
32,500
23%
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23%
23
32,800
■
23%
31
:
4%
4%
4%
23%
5
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Corp
Ronson Corp
16% Jan 10
46% May 1
14
8
Cable
Rome
15
10% Jan 24
37% Jan 13
16
Apr
7
80% Jan
2
10% Apr 17
18 % Feb 121
21
21% Jan
30
7% Apr 17
12% Jan
2
4%
23%
*29
100
_1
preferred series A
Rohr Aircraft Corp
4%
28
2
48% Jan
17% Apr
353% Jan 23
4%
23%
.
18,800
14%
76:'. '
11%
23%
31%
.
45 3 «
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37%
2 %
63
,«v;6
25,700
38'7/it
14%
•
101%
101
•
5
20
—
Rohm & Haas Co common
Apr 24
26
9
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Jan
24
10
27
27% Jan
96
Feb
Dec
2
6
7% Oct
Feb* 13
22% Jan
24
2
30
50% Deo
2
Jan
17 % Dec
l(i%
28% Jan
4%
23 %
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—No par
Apr
22% Aug 22
60% Jun 10
235
31% Mar 21
36 %, Apr
Feb 24
90
19
July
29
26% Mar 20
2
"
•;n%
;
23%
■
■
32%
32%
22
32
5
Roan
Mar 21
312
21
78
22% Jan
11
Antelope Copper Mines
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
5%%
convertible preferred—~25
5
2
8
Jun
23% Nov 20
Jan
May 29
33% May 21
32
July 24
96
37% Dec
28
4
75%
600
31,300
23%
38
44%
3,800
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31%
:
16,200
5%
5%
22%
96
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31
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.
32%,
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...
63
62%,
24 :
600
.
22% '
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.41%;
23%;.
44%
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5%
10%
42%
14%
•1
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59
./ 21%
21%
38%
87% '•
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600
1,000
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20%
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59
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20%
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-
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63%
600
200
13%
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33
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37%
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86%
3,300
5%
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10'%
,
75%
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101
11%
11%
7%.r
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41%
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37%
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22%
4'434
96
86%
101
101%
11%
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87 Ya
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21
23
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27
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38%
37%
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75%
96
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-
'
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No par
_
39 <
%
75%
1
Rliodesian Selection Trust——
34% Apr
-
100
Manufacturing Co—
Rheem
-
30%
14%
30%
14%
—100
series-
Preferred 4.50%
21
31%
.1
-
27
*32
32%
20%
'
23%
23%
34
^32%
.
12%
5%
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v" 10%' ■10%
41%
"46%
40%
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2^800
; 1,000
.900
.
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22%
23%
44
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33 *. :
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32%
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16,800
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;
.
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59
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40%
40%
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—
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•
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10
—
20%
*57
22%
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*10%
——
2 Ya Mar 21
64% Apr
Inc
21%
50c
-10
1
Reynolds Metals Co common4% % preferred series A——50
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco class B—10
10
Common —L
Mar 24
May
—1
Revere Copper & Brass
28
45% Jan 22
.
10
20%
3
r7%
*12%
b
22%:
15% i'
'.
500
50%;i4T% 15%.;
26% r
25f^'e
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'
18%
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5%
13
32%
26%
43;900
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10
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33
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,
26%
18%
18% >0
W4
12%
32%
—
—
2
83 Ye Feb
5%
*5%
12%
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
5
2
63% Jan
*
*32
37
18%
v-
<
22% ^
26%
'
Reliable-Stores Corp
Jan
32%
'
26% >■
2.6%.
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(Robt) & Co—
9% Jan
37% Apr
32% Jan 10
41% Jan
6
7%
—100
16% Jan
Ye, Jan
(!,
Convpreferred 3Ya% series
Republic Aviation Corp
—
Republic Pictures common—
$1 convertible preferred—
Republic Steel Corp
•
57
21%
32%
,
%
1,200
16%
25%
25% :«•
22
75
22
15% V 15%
32%
32%
74%
16%
16%
25%
32%
*32
18%
Reliance Mfg Co common—
9
8
25
.
32%
75
49 ;
15%
;
48% tr.
15%
■
21-%
18%
Mar 24
Jan
5
,
■
37
*32
21% Feb 11
20% Feb 25
54
Feb
21%
*7%
6
73% Sep 19
82% Jan 22
6
72% Jun 24
87% Jun 24
10
July 19
July 11
10% Jan
4
'65% May 16
'46 % Mar 29
466% Dec 6
7% Oct 22
52 %
6
13% Apr 25
59% Jan
2
Oct 22
Dec
1
31
14 Va Feb
£
26
25%
.21%
$1.25 div prior1 preference-
'6% Jan 28
3% Jan
2.
12% Apr 25 t
16%
25%
J15%
*32%. r32%,:,;
26
1.
'
26
Reeves Bros Inc-.-—
Reis
13% Dec 10
48..
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15%
.
16%
*48%
32 Va
74%
75%
: 16 y2.. 16%
48
32
.*«
32
75
16%
—
v
32 Ye
75
Rayonier Inc
—
Raytheon Mfg jCo—
Reading Co common
—
:4% noncum 1st preferred—
.4% nonoum 2nd: preferredReal J3ilk Hosiery MillsReed Roller Bit Go—*
J—
8Feb 13
,
31
74%
17%;.,.,
Raybestos-Manbattan.——
,
34% Jan 24
30 , Mar 7
<
32%
74%,
-a~
31%
74%
32%
America com—
$3.50 1st preferred..
Ranco Inc
3
17% Mar 12
26% Apr 22
41% Apr 12
16% Dec 30
2
14
Jan
75% May
•
21%: Feb 28
21% Apr 25
26
2
; Jan
25
35
30% Jan
26 3 b
*50
52
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,
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72 3 4
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51
50
50 3 4
50
51
16 Tb
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16%/;
16
16 Tb
16
16%
2,700
8%
8%
10,500
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26%
9,100
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26%
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50 Tb
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27 Tb
27 T
35
35 T
35%
35
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55
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55%
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4
4
52
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6,600
37,900
100
1,600
273 4
.
27 3b
35
:■
35
543b
55%
17,000
29%
500
29%
28%
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec-No par
Southern Natural Gas Co
.7.50
32 3 i
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%'
38%
39%
39%
39%
39%
40
40
4OV4
39%
40%
Southern Pacific Co
:No par
41
41%
40s 8
41%
40Tb
42%
413b
42
41%
42 3 B
12,700
1,400
10,900
22,100
Southern Railway common—^No par
6% non-cum preferred
20
37
38
37%
37%
37%
'38%
38
38%
38%
39
25,800
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17'%'
17%
17%
17%
77%
*76%
35%
35%
5
(Del)
.
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs_
100
*76
1
35%
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
1
Sparton Corp
:
2.50
Spear & Co $5.50 pfd
No par
Spencer Chemical Co common
6
12 S8
Southwestern Public Service Co
4.20%
preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common.*
$4.50 preferred:
Spiegel Inc common
,
$4.50
preferred
Square D Co
100
1
-
50c
25
3%
*80
12%
12%
3%
"3%
90
29%
78
x28%
*76%
29 %
78
35%
35%
12%
12%
12%
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3%
3%
3%
3%
90
90
*80
95
51%
51
51%
51
51%
93%
♦91
93 %
♦91
93 Ya
17%
14
14Vs
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35%
51
14
"
35%
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29
14%
14%
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51%
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29V4
78
17%
2,600
78
35%
4,000
13
13
13
3,500
2,500
95
51%
3%
*80
51%
931/2
*91
*14
14%
13%
14%
17%
17%
1.7%
17 Va
17%
17 Vb
91%
91%
91%
91 Va
92%
93
•14%
•">
*76
35%
92
17%
29%
35%
3%
•
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,
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RECORD
LOW AND
STOCKS
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'
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Financial Chronicle
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3%
95
52%
10
2,800
9314
14%
2,300
71,900
17%
17%
*92%
93%
120
14%
8,500
2
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 %
14%
14%
——No par
5
71%
71%
71V4
71%
71
71
71 Vb
71%
*71%
21%
22%
22
22 y4
213b
22%
21%
22
21%
72
21Tb
320
6,500
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(2021)
MEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
'•
37% Jan
2
Oct
23
.71
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
5% NOV
42% May
9
82 Va Feb 13
9% Jan
4
.
"
'* 59% July 16
35 V2 Dec-23
~;:02% :Jan
47% Nov? 13
40% Oct
'.(i
22
94:
54% NOV
, 5
10
Mar
42% Feb 24
17
22
/
11
57
Jan
27
7
47%
17
17%
60%
60 %.
Stauffer Chemical Co
—_1
59%
*11%
11%
59%
11%
^^5
38%
40%
21%
38%
21
33'%
34
33%
18.%
18%
18
13
13
12%
17
,
.63..
:
.
Sterling Drug Inc.
22% Apr
9
34,%;Apr .29
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc—
*
.
.
Jan
-i.
,15 %
9
Feb
14
79
Jun
3
2
l
Jan
,.,89* May
8 % Jan V 7
1360
9% Jan
35% Jan
-
49% May
•
9
14% Deb 30
33
15% Feb
31% Jun 19
26
Oct
22
40% Jun
-
10
Jan
>
4
Jan
15
:
"
21
33%
18 Va
34
33Va
18%
18 Va
12%
127/«
12%
*16%
17 Va
*16%
44%
23%
-
45%
46%
45%
46
23%
23%
23%
23%
83%
2
*80%
59%
Sunray-Mid-COnt Oil Co common—1
24%
4%%, preferred series A
—25
5ya% :2nd,p'fd Series Of '55—30
Sunshine Discuits, Inc
10
12.50
Sunshine Mining Co
Superior Oil of-^California
10c
25
Sutherland
Paper Co*.
5
Sweets Co of America (The)—4.16%
Swifts & Co—
—25
Sylvania Elec Pi*od Inc
-
—7.50
com
£ $4" preferred*—.
No par
Symington Wayne Corp.*
May
Talcott Inc
'60
24%
25%
2,300
10,600
17V4
'400
63
•
•
3,900
"
v
•38%
39 Va
20«b
20%
33%
33%
33%
18%
12%
17 Va
18 Va
,
18%
12%
700
13
1,500
17 Va
*16%
300
22,600
5,500
7,700
100
45Va
44%
44%
6,300
24
23%
24 "
3,600
83
7%
1470
(James)
.—9
63 Va
83 »/3
60
69%
80
24%
5,700
25%
49,000
♦24%
24%
24%
2,300
1,500
1,900
2,900
34 Va
83%
7%
1460
34%
35%
♦22%
34%
35
35%
35
23%
35
35%
80%
81
80
7%
1460
.
81
8%
8%
24
24%,
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6
5%
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34 Va
83%
22
13
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24%
83%
21%
5%
59%
25%
34%
33%
13
59%
83
33%
12%
45 %
7%
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1475
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24
■
35 Va
35 *
81
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24%
V
6%
6%
6%
12%
12%
13 Va
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34%
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.
23
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34%
8%
35
81
8%
24%
24%
13
•'
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7
46
46
45%
46
46%
46%
27%
27%
27%
28 Va
28
28 Vs
28
28 Va
—25
66%
67 Vs
66 Va
27%
66%
27%
Texas
66%
68 Va
67%
66%
67V4
—33 Va
._No par
26%
27%
26 %
27
27%
26%
687/ii
27%
18%
18%
18 V4
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
34%
35
34 Va
34%
34 Va
34%
18 Va
34%
19
——1
34%
34%
34%
10
33%
34%,
33%
33%
33%
34
33%
34%
34
35 Va
Go-———
Texas Gulf
Producing Co
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Texas Instruments Inc
.
*
Texas Pacific'Coal & Oil
26%
13
500
34%
34%
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-
13%
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}.
450
2,800
34%
24%
6%
34%
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8%
81
8%
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22%
8%
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34%
35%
,
34%
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7%
7%
34%
22 Va
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34'
83
•
10
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34 Va
33%
33 Va
4,000
9,400
24%
34%
1450
6,900
10
59
82%
34
34,000
21%
85 Va
25 Va
7%
7%,
1480
4%
44%
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34
32%
24%
10 *
24% : 24%,
24%
24 Va
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!
4V4
44%
21 Va
9Th
Tennessee Corp—
,
2.50
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co—5
:
1
;i9% Mar 25
35% Apr 22
35% Mar 20
1
Temco Aircraft Corp—„.l————1
63%
9%
.
24%
83%
:
9''/a
.
34
34%
■„
4%
44%
21'Va
4%
4%
9%
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24%
25 Vs
34%
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8 %
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2,
4%
4%
59%
—
Mar 24
29
*
39 Va
20%
♦80%
28% Apr 30
!
38%
21 Ve
1
68% May
:
2
39%
20%
9S/S
.
26% Jan
2
24% Pep 25
12
9%
9% Jan 16
.7
-
59 Vi
12
0%
•v24% Apr 28
'
59%
12
*11%
Chemical Corp common
«l
$4.50 series A preferred
No par
Sun OH Co
.—No par
I
Tool-.
Sun
21 1-13% May 1
2 ? '47% May' 1
55% Feb 24
22% Jan 13
12%
12%
16%
60%
11%
21
135%'Jan 28
8 ■*:
100
18,300
1,100
13%
43
61
60%
"
r
i?A
12%
16%
38%
38y«
21%
55%
47Tk
61%
59%
45,400
109,400
6,000
ieo
16%
*11%
-
11%
39,800
42
*41
13
1,400
50%
*94
*60%
59%
44
Mach
'
3% Jan
-
48
100
*12Vs
16%
62
*60
60%
.
12%
12%
16%
17%
62
44%
a
2 M< 37%.Feb '"-4
84
Jan 31
a
25 Vt Mar 18
6
—l
-_1
12%
*
20% ' 20%
22% May 1
i; 35% Apr .,17
...,
4614
23%
42%
44
29% Jan3iyrJan
3
22%
13%
41%
?1%
3
18% Jan
45%
1
—_
12%
41
44%
19% Jan
•3 % Dec
" 76% Jun
84% Apr
>
No par
12%
40%
20%
>
'
17 Vs
123a
44
3
3
♦16%
12%
-47%
*94
21%
V9% Jan 24 i
Feb* 25 !! 1680i^Jan
2
72% Jan
7% Jan
59%
48'/a
94
44%
.
v
250
3
50
'41%
55%
47V4
55'%
55%
47%
94
39%
16%
n
55%
47%
12%
*60
423a
21%
31% Mar
9
18 >*-' 60% Jan 11
r :
12%
54
50VH
41%
4%
43%
30
25% May
Jan 13
12%
3
3
49%
42 V*
5
SUndstrand
25% Apr 23
30%Marl9 '-'A 34% Apr 25
8
6 ~ 20% May 17
30 • ■ 8% Jan ;11
8% Oct 2lt- 18% Jan 31
83 Va* Apr
69
Jan
.
.5
64
3
49%
48%
41%
96
47%
*93%
12%
: 39%
39%
3Vs
*3
48%
42%
53 %
48 Va '
21
^_„20
"SUnbeam
.
.11% Jan 27
.
16
72
.
12
;
.
18 »/8 Feb
3l
Studebaker-Packafd Corp
1.—
Corp___
-j-.,
24.
22 f* Apr 25
;
7%
*
46%MaT
Apr 24
20% Jan
2
22% Jan 10
(inaDec.24 ■J. 14 *; Apr
Dec
Jan1
Apr
38% Jan.18
74 V. Mar 20
Feb^il
5% prior preference—:
Stone &: Webster-,
«
Storer Broadcasting Co
46Va Apr 29
24% Jan 15
■
59
26% NOV; 13 i«::42% Jan.lO
.■v/. 29% Dec; 30 Jj. 46% Jan
9
24
:
14-
^-15
:
55
48
41%
,
96
12%
Stokely-Van Camp Ipc common—_1
--4%^Apr 23
2% Jan-'; 2
39%-Feb
—-
SteWart-Warner. Corp,-l^_
StiX Baer & Fuller Co
2
13Va Apr 15
17% Apr 25
37V'* Jan
«-
49%
42%
39 Va
10
.L
SteTchl-VBros: Store's Hie—
l8„%May
_
15% Jan
17
.
31
2 1
May
,
2'
16
24% Apr 11
'
5
13% Jan 24
18.. Apr
3
10% Jan
8% Apr 11
57% July 23
3%
*93j/4
12%
48%
42%
54V4
—25
Standard'Oil Of-New Jersey
,
;
11;
20 '
*3
_7
California——6.25
Standard Oil of Indiana—
12% Feb
Jan
3
10
14
15% Jan
8
3
,
OL
7%
,
3%%v preferred/series A
—100
Standard Packaging Corp com—_1
Convertible preferred—
—10
Standard • Ry Equip Mfg Co
_1
Stanley Warner C6rp„
1,
5
Stafrett Co (The) L S—
No par
Standard Oil
•
^
6% Dec 30
.15% Aug >-8
1,210 /Jan
2: 2,000
July 15
27 % Nov 13
43% Jun 17
19% Dec 27
27% Jan 29
Dec
5
08% Jan
93
29
54%
Standard Gas &•,Electric Co—
Ex distribution-.;!-—
3,900
40% Apr 25
82
•
20',4 July 26
28% Oct 22
34
7%
1
Standard Oil Of .Ohio common.
17% Jan
Dec ;30 X.29% May
Dec
7%
Inc
94
.
Feb
29
'
72;
7%
Apr 23
10% Jan.15
5
16*% Jan
26
.
7%
29% Jan
2
18% NOV / 7
:
67 % Nov 26
05% Oct
7,200
7%
85Va
7%
48% Apr 25
.>
v
2% Dec 30
.
53%
85V4
7%
—
•
*
.
89*-
29% Apr 24
42% Oct 21
20
52%
84%
45% Feb
,
Dec
53%
^84
2
18% Mar
50
May
18% Deo 31
70
'52%
84%
7%
—
50% May 2
42% Apr. 2.8
55% May 1
2 V
14% Jan ,2
41% Apr 23
18% May 15
19% May 21
15% Dec 31
10% Dec 31
15% "Nov
7
Dec
53%
*83%
13
36i% July 15
23% July 15
9
52%
84%
2
13%
15
16% Dec 19
*
52%
84%
10% Jan
10% NOV 21
15% Dec
51%
84%
13
25 Va Feb
33 % Oct
52%
84 Va
$3.50
Apr 21
14% Feb
4
v85% May 21
83% July 12
*
2-7 % DeC
51%
36% Dec
'4
Shares
May 3"
No par
'6
;
the Week
Friday
No par
88% Jan
Jan
May 1
*r
:
47%- Feb 21
36
Thursday
Apr. 30
3%Feb
3
,12 V Jan
Wednesday
Apr. 29
8% Jan 21
2
Jan
Inc
Sales tot
Tuesday
Apr. 88
com
8
,
183a July 12
18% May 27
ills Dec 31
13-la Oct' 22;
57% Dec 23
;
3;
Standard Brands
Par
preferred
Standard Coll Products Co
11% Dec
9% Nov 27
33% Nov
4
.
68%; July
Jan
Monday
•>; EXCHANGE
1;)
.
53% "Apr 30
85 % May
2
9
43% Feb 25
35% Feb 18
4
-62% jun
84% Oct 30
;>
6
May 22
43 % Feb' 12
;a "
77% Jan
COW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
40% Jan
11
2% Oct '22
'
Lowest
:
46%
■
26%
13%
47
27 %
10,400
10,400
-
>
320
7,000
1,100
28,300
11,800
3,700
32,700
34,600
18,200
39,900
7,200
17,000
Texas Pacific Land Trust—
5% Oct
22
8% Mar 15
87 % Nov 13
160
Jan
6% Jan
Sub share ctfs ex-distribution
9% May 1
Jan 28
2
98% Jan
2
44 ya Jan
4
7
10
-'49% May
,l21% Jan
9
Oct 14
50% May 2
I3y4 Feb 11
9% Apr 28
Textron
9%
1
9%
100
♦100%
No par
50c
Texas & Pacific Ry Co
Texas Utilities Co—
125
'
38% Jan
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
50%
50
50^8
50%
50%
9%
10%
10
10 %
10 Va
10%
10%
10%
10%
9
106
102
9%
9%
9V4
102
102
m
21
-26
47% Jan
10
Dec
15% Jan
2
"17% Feb
22
Feb 25
Aug
15 y4 Apr 12
28
27
42% Oct
Jan
Aug
53
Feb 25
28% May
66% May
10% Jan
3
18
*
42% Jan
6
50
^
14% Jan 28
53
-
62
Apr 12
Jan
11
$1.25
conv
$2.40
2
oonv
Thermoid
preferred—
46
Oct
80
Aug
19% Dec
-14% July 16
89% May 8
95'% Apr 18
42% May 27
2
28
6
30
21
Nov 12
30
Dec
26
Feb
27
15J,4 Apr 23
55% Jan
9
13
Apr
2
41% Feb 25
85
Mar
13'
88% Feb
17
17%
16%
17
16 Va
16%
16 7/n
16%
16%
26 V*
26%
26%
26%
26%
27%
27V4
28V4
27%
28 Vu
*62%
64'
62
62
64
65
65
66
66
11%
.11%
11%
11%
66%
11%
2,000
46
11 Va
46 Va
11%
47
48
46
Co common-.
—
2
23% Feb
1
23% Jan 30
25% Apr
20
"53%''Jun, 13
Jan
J6V4 Jan
2
13% Mar 20
12% Jan
7
21
56% July 22
42
Jan
13
22
41% Apr
31% Jan
2
22% May
1
36 3 4 May
2
19% Nov 21
OCt
22
36
Oct
28% Oct
23%
Dec~30
9% Oct
50
July
20% Jan
14
24
9
31
23% Jan 21
4
10% Jan
34% July 16
27% Jan
Jan
11%
-
2
33 Vs May
Jan
2
58
7
2
16% Jan
2
19% Jan 27
41% Oct
61
Jan
9
43% Feb
10
23 y4 Feb
20
30
21% Dec 30
53
Apr
26% Mar 25
37% Jun
20
22
50% Sep
17
Jan
3
48
Feb
4
19% Dec 20
30% jun
6
21% Jan
2
27
Apr
18
14
10 Vb Jan
8
13 Vs Mar 10
6
36
43
Oct
9% DeC
32 % Deo
17
19
27
Jan
45
2
10
3% Jan
30% Jan
18
13% Jan
13
10% Dec 30
16% Apr
29
10% Feb
26
12% Dec
24
33% Jurt
26
12% Jan
2
bee
26 V* Get
18
8% Apf
11
5 Va Jan
2
50
5%
90
22
37% Juty 32
30% Mar 25
NoV 14
124% July 10
29% Mar 19
100 Va Jail 21
83% Apr 17
27 y4 Jan
2
24% Oct 22
86 y4 NOV 15
75
32'/2 Jan
DeC
10
Aug 20
i
82
Jan
Apr 24
81% Feb
.84
73 % Jan
5
3
81
2
94
Apr
Apr 21
10
16
79% Jan
89% Feb
40
DeC
23
64% Jun
40% Jan 13
47
24
Oct
21
31% Jan
24% Jan
8
Apr
26% Jan
2
8
29% May
1
9
Jan 27
2
31% Apr
18% May
2
8
28% Feb 17
68
78% Sep
7% NoV
2
9 % Mar
6
24% Nov 22
31
20% Pec 23
33% May 16
18% Oct 22
48
Pec 19
101
Oct
14
77
Oct
15
!
Pec 17
10
25% Oct 22
86
Aug 22
18% Deo 30
44
Oct
38
NOV 26
22
6% Oct 28
22% Pec
4
11% Pec 24
33% Peo 30
.
25% Dec
17
33% Oct 23
5
43% Jan
90% Jan
152
115
30
13 Dec
Jan
Jan
4
2
14
2
25% July 22
31% Dec 31
21% Jan
2
52 % Jan
2
Jan
31
111
Jan
2
15% Jan
2
91
Apr 29
Jan
27% May 16
71% Jun 13
19
45
Jan
2
46% May
8
37 Va Apr
24
.7% May 20
35% Jan 11
16% Jah 11
6% Jan
8
8% Mar 13
22% Jan
2
11% Jan
2
25% May 1
14% Jan 30
47% Jan
34% Jan
2
9
38% Miy 8
38% Feb 19
6% Jan
15% Jan
11
9
,
Jan
2
10
100% Mar 12
26% May 1
53% Apr 22
41
Feb
7
39%
39%
39%
38%
39%
38%
08,400
———-
23 Va
23 Va
22 Va
23
22%
38%
22%
26
26
26%
26
26%
12 Vb
12%
12%
12 V)
34,900
1,100
11,000
23%
24
No par
5
26%
26 Vs
23%,
*25
12%
12%
12%
Tri-Continental Corp common——1
32%
32%
32%
32%
12%
32%
50
57%
57%
57
57
57 Va
58
1
18%
19
19%
19%
19%
19 Vs
50
*46%
50
*46%
common—1
*24%
24%
——i
World Airlines Inc_—
$2.70 preferred
,
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
Preferred series A (conv)
Tung-Sol Electric Co
5% conv pfd series of 1957-.*—50
20th Century Fox Film
1
Twin City Rap Transit com„No pat
conv
prior preferred—
Coi;
Coach
Oil
Corp
50
12 Va
50
*46%
24%
24%
25%
25%
25%
8,500
12%
12%
12%
127/0
12%
12%
12%
12%
40
*12%
12%
2,100
40
*36
*36
40
*35
7%
7 Va
17%
17 Va
17
11%
10%
19%
19%
67/a
67/a
32%
32%
32 V*
32%
86%
87%
85%
86%
30
20%
30
100% 100%
101%
86 Va
29%
*101
101%
Preferred $3.70, series—NO par
*81
84
84
84
Preferred $3.60 series
.No par
*78
79
78
81
No par
♦92
94
*92
94
46
-
28%
8%
preferred—*****10
Union Tank Car Co_i
—No par
31
Union Twist;Drill Co*.
20%
United Air Lines Inc_*
25
57%
*116
*83
78 Va
*92
11%
19%
19%
11%
19%
7%
7%
8%
5,000
17,600
20,600
11,300
35,800
29,700
7
87%
33%
33%
29%
33
88
29%
33V4
867/a
30
87%
87%
20i%
*102
29%
,102
*81
84
102
*101
102
86
*81
84
79
*78
79%
94
*92
94
78%
*92
78V4
210
10
150
94
457/a
45%
46%
46%
47
46%
46%
28 7/8
28 Va
29 %
29'/a
29%
8%
8%
8%
8%
29%
i 8%
28%
8%
8%
8%
31%
31%
31%
31 Va
31%
31
31%
31V4
31%
6,500
20%
20 %
20%
20%
20 Va
19
18%
19
24%
25%
201/4
25%
25%
4,400
9,700
63 Va
49,700
25%
58%
125
98%
99
21%
22%
24%
57%
*116
97%
21%
25%,
58 Va
60%
58%
125
125
125
98'/a
99
21%
21%
21
2LV4,
31%
20%
30
100%
23
23%
51%
*37%
52
38%
8
60 Va
*129
30%
*100
31
100 Va
31 Vs
*100
100%
26%
26 Vb
140
14,000
34,300
8,400
100
.
981/2
*100
51%
135
98
32%
38%
25V4
60i/a
60
97%
100%
23
25%
*122
97%
31
20%
11%
7
45
*100
**
& Carton
5,300
27,200
28%
8%
*No par
Corp—^10
United Carbon CO—***_—*Nopar
United-Carr Fastener (Del)_**-***5
$4.60 preferred
7%
17%
29
America—*No par
United Biscuit of
33 Va
.
7%
17%
46%
21%
31%
united Board
7
40
7%
17%
11
10%
19%
6%
*36
47
19V4
Va
11
<
47
7%
16%
7%
18 Va
29%
7
*36
40
7%
16%
**-*5
_****10
200
25 VB
*46 %
47
7%
***25
1,500
25%
31%
California
24%
25%
Union Bag-Oamp paper Corp—*6%
Gorp—
*No par
Union Elec ,Cc .Common———**1,0
Preferred $4.60:series
—No par
of
*46 Vi
60
*46%
19%
Oil
24%
24%
241/3
24%
*43%
26
17%
4 % * non-cum :
1,000
1,800
50
*46 Va
47
7%
Union Pacific RR Co common
19%
25%
11%
Union
19,900
57 Vb
19%
*46%
18%
$4 series**,
33%
57V4
19'! i
26%
*6%
Preferred
32%
57r:ii
47
17%
Uniort Carbide
33%
19 Va
50
1
Corp, (The)
32%
*57 'A
26%
11%
■
Underwood, Corp.—
1,500
47
-No par
Udylite
31%
*100
23%
100%
21%
2,800
19,000
32%
100 %
13,700
26 Va
G,8O5
23%
25%
51%
51 Va
52
52
521/4
52
52 Va
38%
*37%
77/8
38V4
38
38
38'A
38V4
8
7%
8
5,500
500
20,800
2,800
3,600
Apr 28
Co—13 V»
10
*39%
40
40
40
39%
12%
12%
11%
12
11%
401/4
11%
HVa
11%
40%
11%
11%
2,600
2
1
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7»/a
7'/a
7%
7%
13%
t%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13Va
13%
13%
131/4
(The)—1
.25
——*25
1%
1%
lVa
1 Va
12,800
15,800
2,800
41%
42
41 %
41%
41%
41%
*36%
37
36%
34%
*36%
34%
37
35%
36%
33%
83
82
82
81%
82
29%
29
23%
29%
23%
28%
24"
23%
75%
166
78%
166
76%
United
Corp
(Del)—*
United Electric Coal
24
United Gas Improvement
Feb
17
United Greenfield Corp—J
2
7% Apr 23
10% Jan
2
13% Apr 24
United Merch & Mfrs Inc—
Jan
3
2
1% Mar 13
43% Mar 28
37% Mar 18
48% Jan
8
United Park City Mines Co
Jan
39% Jun
2
,34% July 16
4
69% DeC
26 Va Jan
21% Jan
65% Jan
14
12
159% Apr
3
170
2
*25
12%
,32%
Urtloft Asbestos <8s Rubber Co!*—*_5
5% Jan
Mar 27
26
1
15
80
24%
23%
1
—
(The)
40 Va Apr
75% Nov 12
40%
33
25% Oct 22
page 26.
39%
—
1
76% July 11
89% Dec 31
font note
4,500
327/b
33% Apr
P01
50V4
32%
34% Jan
Dec
49%
.
33
18
165
49
32%
Dec
8
49%
United Gas Corp _***——————*—**10
35
Aug
49%
47%
32
147
50
2
49%
39%
48% Apr 24
2
20 »/4 Oct 22
51% Apt 16
50
23%
13%
48%
30% Sen
.
49%
23%
13
5
4,500
—2
(The)
2
29
11,300
14%
19
a
1
1% Jan
1
363i,
19
141/8
-
Cos——***-**5
United Engineering & Foundry-*—5
United Fruit CO *—
*No par
39% Sep
Nov
35%
14%
49%
2
3
2,000
7%
31
3
k
24%
191
27% Jan
34% Jan
11% May
18
130
241/4
'
36%
4% convertible preferred—*_100
4% (ser of 1956) conv pfd****l00
United Artists Corp^**
******1
93
24%
14%
United Aircraft Corp common——5
30
Ap i
24%
20,400
19 Vb
2
100% May 2
22% Apr 28
37
Apr 15
24%
15,500
22V4
36 Va
Apr 30
63% May
125
30% Dec 23
39
28
24% Feb
24%
88
21%
14%
25
15
100
Oct~23
; 10% Dec
Apr
Jan
24%
I
19 Va
Apr, 29
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87
24
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24
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16
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10
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3
133/8 Jan
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15%
44% 144%
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2
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2538 Apr 25
40% Apr
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47
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Trane Co
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5
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common—
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31% Jan
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48% Juri
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11%
47
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Tishman- Realty & Construction—1
Toledo Edison Co (The)
—i_5
18
21
preferred
$1.20 preferred—
Tinrken Roller Bearing
1
30
.14% Apr
16Va Dec 30
26
*
4%
18
Jan
15
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Tidewater
4
20
15% Dec 23
12
Thompson (J R)l—
19
400
5
No par
preference
f
10% Jan
7,700
10V4
16%
$2.50 convertible jp^eferred—50
28
9%
110
No par
Inc common
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
1
*102 Va
110
16,800
53,900
1,800
26,400
'
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9%
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103
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90
United Industrial
United Shoe Mach common*.
6%
preferred—
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2
U
24% Jan
16
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79
2
21
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May
Jan
preferred
-—100
S & Foreign Securities
1
S Freight Co
No par
S Gypsum Co common—i
4
7%' preferred
100
4
29% Apr 24
1
Corp
V2V0
13%
*1%
34%
*82
29%
♦23
1%
75%
76%
166
166
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8
23%
24
24
47
13%
47%
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12%
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10,800
32%
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82
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-
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.
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4
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7
82
156
140
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49% Jan
4
Jan 24
25
2
U S
Plywood Corp common
17% Feb
12
25
Dec
30
22% July 15
64% Jan 11
44
Dec
30
61% Jan 24
73% Jan
48% Dec 19
35% May
52 % Jan
3
62
51% Jan 13
2
May
U 3 Rubber Co
156% Jan
1
24'
2
28
20
155% Jan 25
1473/4 Apr
1
Mar
1
25% Deo 12
193/4 Jan
2
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Aug
1
Jan 22
35% Jan
3
38 % Apr
23
10
2
12% Jan
22
Jan
16
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9% Oct 22
Deo 31
Jan
7
5% Feb 28
8
Jan ' 8
87
Jan 21
5% Oct 29
68
5
68% Jan,
8
10
5% Dec 23
12 % Dec
19
20
2
Nov
6
79
21
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21
41
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36
*
135
Jun
Jan
jun
21
Apr
*
3
4
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Feb
155
21
21
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73
28
37 % May
,
152% Jan
8%
21
3
Jan
19
63
2
22% Mar
Apr
7
71
2
28% Feb
24
Feb
Dec
19
50% Jan
3
27% Jan
2
33% Jan
16
Vanadium
4% Dec
20
13% Jan
9
5% Jan
2
8% Jan
10
14
Van Norman
21
Dec
Oct
Sep
5
29
May 7
14% July 16
20
8% Nov
40
7
23
47
Oct 25
124
Dec
Oct
124
123
Aug 23
23% Oct 22
124
30
84
71
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13% Jan.
18
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9
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11
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82
106% Jan6
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98
14
31
3
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79 •; Jan
8
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28
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20
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6
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19
91
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83
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10
5
30
21
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78
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27
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1
28
25
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111
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28%
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.
73%
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11% Apr
74%
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79
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5
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143%
33%
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21%
32 Va
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preferred
21%
143 Va
25%
.28%
9
27
59%
1
Corp of America
conv
*8%
33%
25%
.—100
—12.80
62% Apr
26
2
7
45% Jan 17
31
33% July 16
12% Dec 31!
18% Jan
2
$2.28
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91
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preferred—
Utah Power & Light Co.
10
12% Dec
Tobacco
;■
21%
21%
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9
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29% Apr
25
27
common
4%%
1
Oct
72%
26%
Universal Pictures Co Inc com
6
24
24% Jan
22
72%
28
*77
100
100
1st preferred
non-cum
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2
Jan
142
7
Jun
15% Jan
5% Apr 16
77% Jan 24
25
Jan 24
„■
'
12
30% Jun
65% NOV 22
•
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8
4% Jan
6
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19
May 1
32%,-Feb 14
6% May 15
4% Jan
75
2
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14
Apr
Apr 17
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21%
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.
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28%
8%
21%
—
31
36
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8%
100
TJ S Shoe Corp
—1
U S Smelting Ref & Min com—50
7% preferred
50
U S Steel Corp common:
;_16%
•7% preferred—:
—100
U 3 Tobacco Co common—._Nopar
7% noncumulative preferred—25
United Stockyards
Corp
—1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
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United Wallpaper Inc common
1
Class B 2nd preferred
14
United Whelan Corp common.—30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp—
J,
8%
17
136 % Jun
43%
28%
preferred series A
preferred series B
3% %
6
4
22
25"% Mar 19
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2
53/4 Jan
46% Jan
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32%
-
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10
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10
1
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U B
35% Feb
154
Apr 14
9%
1
24
14
Mar
92
3
31% Apr
94
Jun
33%
50
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3% %
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9%
common.;
19
75% May
Jan
Co
33
10%
10%
9%
-
1
4% %
19
23% Feb
26% Mar
*32%
preferred
Pipe & Foundry Co:
Feb
9
50
:
10%
May 2
May I
Apr. 30
Apr. 29
*
10%
10%
preferred series A
*
12
Deo
4
class A preference
U S Industries Inc common
29% May
Apr. 28
82%c
common
5%
47% Feb
IS3,** Jan
13
■
16
8% Apr
Deo
Apr
Hoffman Mach
U S
10% Jan
Jan
4
68
30% Dec 30
135
3®
38% Jun
4
Oct 21
69
25 4
23% Jan
30
27% Jan
2
Jan
Oct
9
Aug 23
17 % Dec 23
33
Jan
8% Jan
12
37% Jan 24
8
15
25
22
Jun
45
Nov
24% Nov
Jan
17 Ye Apr
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22 % Dec
37
6% Jan
7
36
5% Oct 22
24
Highest
10% ADr
Sales for
the Waak
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Far
EXCHANGE
Lowest
•
s
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Year 1957
Monday, May "g* 1958
...
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Rauge for Previous
Financial Chronicle
12,200
35%
1.600
.82%
1,310
'
—
93
93
.
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,,
390
w
60
Oct
22
77
32
Dec
30
56% May 15
Jan
24
62
72% Feb
Apr
10
33% Jan
2
2
35% May
1
System.
Walgreen Co —
28% May
2
Walker (Hiram)
13% Apr 30
11% Jan
6
84
Jan 13
16% Feb
4
14
Aug
6
12% Jan
Aug
8
27% Jan
13% Oct *22
18% May 29
11Tb Dec
80
Oct
28
16% July 12
95% Jan 24
8
Oct
22
16 % Jan
30
16%» Dec
8
2
Apr
28% Jan
418% July 16
38% Mar 28
56
Jan
34% Jan
2
30
Oct
22
36% Jan
34% Jan
2
24% Deo
30
Jan
19% Dec
30
34% May 24
26% May 3
1% Nov 21
3
17
22% Oct 14
3% May 15
34% Jan 29
42
48% Jan
Aug
14
23
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11
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92% Nov 11
17% Oct 2%
14 % Jun
Mar 20
Jan
28
i
22
30
12
19
128
68% July .8
92
Mar 25
22% Jan
16
Wayne Knitting Mills.
*2% Jan
22
Welbilt Corp..—
Jan
Wesson OU
48% Mar 27
65
Jan
.
Mar
96% Mar
Apr 30
23% Feb 17
Feb
3
preferred
*91%
21% Feb
4
Feb
3
61
Mar 28
Maryland
White
4% Jan
2
23% Mar
3
25
Jan
31
Prior
18
34
Jan
9
37
Feb
13
$3
Nov 12
62% Jun
13
30
Jan
13
38% Jan
30
Wilcox
May 17
Sep 11
16% July
6% Feb
81
71
9
14
4
Jan
4
21% Apr 24
84% Apr 25
35% Jan 30
21
2
1
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100
2
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116
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9
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20
Dec
30
29% Dec 31
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8% Apr. 11
16
53% Apr 28
90% Apr 14
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7% Apr 25
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preferred
4914
48%
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18
18
21%
21%
58%
59%
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92%
119
48%
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36
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36
34%
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90%
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Worthington Corp common
10
preferred 4% % series—100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
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Co
5
44%
44%
53%
53%
..
89%
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Youngstown Steel Door
No par
16%
16%
16%
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77%
76
77%
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sales on
this day.
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9,700
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24
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
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30
132
22%
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y
4,900
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16
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3,300
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100
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119
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'
92 %
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60
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58%
92 Va
119"
11,700
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.
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98
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6214
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common
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135
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6
103 Va
20
20% 1
360
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103
102%
95
2,500
16,400
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7
36 % May
31% Jan
124
22% Feb
97
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18%
100
13
36% May
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16%
-
18% Feb
95%
95
19%
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103
103
103
21%
Sewing Machine common—1
preference
20
preferred
50
Wilson-Jones
16%
17%
48%
2.400
29%
21 %
1
common
Feb
1
-
73
x47%
convertible
Oil
64%
•
27 1 -
2.50
preferred
Wilson ■& Co Inc
99 %
62 %
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Telegraph
Co
17%
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com—No par
4% Feb
15
Mar 18
Jan
Union
5V*%
14
-
34 Va
34
noncum
White Motor
Mar 13
94
94
20
1
92
104
94
102
10
8
104
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Jan
17
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17
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6
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5
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19% Jan,
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96
16
91% Jan
75
60
2
39% Jan
40% Jan
53% May 24
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7
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60
2
7
7
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7
21
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5i>!a
43% May
4
21
Jan
Jan
68
59%
1
—
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65% Feb
Jan
'!
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100
4% Dec 23
.
60
Western Air Lines Intw
20% Oct 22
!
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Power 4 %& pfd
100
preferred series B
100
preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common
5
10
92% Apr
26
13
60
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westlnghouse Electric common.12%
3.80% preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
4%% convertible preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
56
27
290
60
Western
16% Feb 21
47
46%
2
8
24
27
46 34
4
26% Mar 22
Oct
27
46 %
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28% Mar 14
26
26%
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22% Jan 16
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21
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500
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400
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.
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17
21
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3,600
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100
Western Pacific RR——
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63
55
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64% Apr
Apr
100
4
13
Jan
96
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-
2,100
.
50
West Penn Electric Co
102
4
2
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373/4 Jan
9
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4
92% Apr
10
14% Jan
&
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104
4
19% Apr
May
-
21
21
1
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West Indies Sugar Corp—
4
7.500
,
93%
1
2.7%; Jan 29
83% Jan
6
5
_
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9
25
——
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13
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2
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64
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,
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13
22
62%
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—
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Walworth Co
,
10% Jan
95
16% Jan 30
30
12
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14
Mar 21
14
8
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,
13% Feb
8
31
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Mar 11
41
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22
27% Dec 31
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24
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sale
10,500
2.9C0
76%
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300
28
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60
2,900
2,400
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,
wdWhen
wa wnen
distributed.
Number 5739
Volume 187
..,
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
Bond
Record
(2023)
New York Stock
««
FRIDAY
e
../ ';
italic
iettera
;
In
the
column
headed
WEEKLY
-
"Interest
Period"
one
in
or
each
the
case
32nds
more
month
of
GOVERNMENT
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Lowest
1
'
NEW
Highest
YORK
BONDS
A Apr. 2H
EXCHANGE
Treasury 4s
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91.20 Mar 28
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92.24
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97.8
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5
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99
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98
96
6
93
3
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99
96
101%
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90
97
—
97
97
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1
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96
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5
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251
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88
98
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75
115
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68
17
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&
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ref
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s
f
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ref
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s
f 4s
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M
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3%s
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City
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f
s
f
s
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——
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debs
1977^
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Electric
debentures
2%s
—May-Nov
debs
1951
1961
2
69%
103
~5
103
103
May-Nov
•
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108
108
2
106
110
—
—
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1959——:
-
97 %
88%
97%
90 Va
98%
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8
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—
94%
89
92
98! 2
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148
165
-
176
176
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—
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--
67
84
~
adjustment—
Consol
Steel Corp—•
mortgage
;
2%s
3%s
(The)
Boston
&
First
Co
Maine
I
218s
1970
Jan-July
1976-^—__May-Wow
1979—,
Jan-July
1980—
5s
debs
1981
AC
Shoe
Co
3%s
subord
conv
debs
debs
1971
ApHZ-Oct
1976_Jan-JaZy
jUn-July
Jan-JwZy
*63
55%
34%
d34 %
-
Buildings 5s gtd 1960
general mtge income 1982
Pacific
consol
consol
first
3s
3!bS
gtd
debentures
&
Carthage & Adirondack
1976
1974—,.
58%
65
65
57
104
49
57%
41%
169
31%
41%
75
'
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1
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96%
—
92
95
85%
89
85'%
%
88
5s
A
1962
—
112% 114%
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—
.
92
248
85%
95
98
——
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93
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111
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99%
110%- 115%
87%
90
95
3
108 Va
115%
100
110% 112%
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(perpetual).
conv
Ohio
Ry
4s
debs
1976
4s
1976—
Jan-JwZy
Jan-July
1965-^
Mar-SepZ
—April-Ocf
debentures
91
55
95
June-Dec
June-Dec
3%s
89%
88
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1981
I)
94
112%
101%
86%
95
92
89
92%
92
89
103
99% 100
23
99 %
99
96
92 Va
70 %
32
56%
4
99 %
101
52%
52 %
57
76
82
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105%
107%
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88%
89 Va
119
26
95
-
111%
:
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58
56 %
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'
June-Dec
Canada
95
Co—
1973
Power
78%
91
87
—
385
99
56%
112%
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121 Va
30
91 %
119
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—
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5s
67%
.
Jan-July
AInc mortgage 4%'s series A
July 1970_May-Wow
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968.
ApriZ-Oct
21/as
94 %
94
120'%
1967—__ _Mar-SepZ
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First mortgage 4s series1 RR -1960
Brown
3
—
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.
Maf-Sept
,
series
93 3i
May-Nov
RR—
mortgage
84
*79%
—
■
series
' debentures
conv
84
Jan-July
Ja?i-July
4%s, deb series B 1978————.
3 Vis
75
-
63!
*89
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—April-Oct
:
4%s deb "series A 1978
Case
76 Ta
70
103
Power & Light Co Inc—
Bethlehem
A
75%
►'-j-
^.Mar-Sept
1955—'-;
6s
debentures
70
a-'
72%
103
June-Dec
1990———
1993
5s
114-
•
84%
80
70!
Co—
series Z
Caterpillar Tractor 4%s debs 1977
Celanese Corp 3s debentures 1965100%
83%
74%
75%
April-OcZ
—May
Carolina Clinchfield
_I~
91%
791%
Jan-July
4%
*88
May-Nov
May-Nov
88 Va
85'%
6
4%s conv debs series A 2010——
Canadian
April-OcZ
84
20
83%
4%s convertible income Feb 1 2010
California
*87
36
91%
83
88
1987—————Feb-Aay
California Oregon Power
(interest
1952
page
50
*110
June-Dec
external
D
Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtge
1st mortgage 3s 1980—
95
87%
90
86%
June-Dec
Ohio RR—
&
Borden
95
86%
90
,_Mar-Sept
1979-—,—
debs
cons
Bush
Jan-July
Jan-July
1968
Plan
1972_
.
subord
cons
4%s
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87
2- '■'
.
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,
1964-
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55
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C
ser
Brunsvick-Balke-Collender
2004
to
55
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Jan-July
1962
extended
78%
Mar-SepZ
(interest
A
Shinyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—
ey2s
981/4
15
105%
98%
54
.
185
—Feb-Awy
.
1980—
A
ser
cons
63%
'
(interest
2%) 2012
Slovenes (Kingdom)—
external
•
A
1999
to
&
secured
series
Plan
1956
Plan
loan
62
78
—
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J an-July
2.25%)
dollar
27
93
108% 109%
1995——1.———May-Nov
3%s 1963—May-Wow
4s
1st
Berlin
64%
53
May-Nou
2.5'%)
to
39%
*80
May-Nou
loan
pursuant
37%
(interest
1950—
external
66
(interest
A
pursuant to Plan
reduced to 225 %) 1999
Stamped
57
May-Nov
A
Stamped
§ A 7s
%
—
I
ApnZ-Oct
2012
pursuant
88
66
37%
*69%
May-Nou
(interest
2001
to
reduced
external
66
37%
*62%
(State of)—
1936
(interest
54
sinking fund 1957—_May-Nov
pursuant
reduced to 2%)
99%
100%
113% 116
Line Ry
debentures
Debt
19)66
—
Paulo
(City) 8s 1952
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57%
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1926
88
(interest
BASao
reduced
100
63
82%
—
mtge 3%s" series
conv
A6V2s
1946
Plan
1999
6J/2s 1952
Stamped
61
16
13
.
to 2.25%) 2004
—June-Dec
stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.25%) 2004
June-Dec
A6Vis extl
2
63
94%
74
Mar-Sept
1962
Refining 2%s debentures
Atlantic
18
16
66
reduced
(City of)
103 %
108%
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1
Line
4%s
mtge
General
16 %
14!
49 %
—
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1967
BARome
98%
96
81%
——Feb-Awy
June-Dec
1977—
Air
mortgage
12
17%
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37%
debs
3%s
1977——_——:
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5 A Berlin
Feb-A«y
—
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7s
95
68
'
14%
14%
(interest
1921
to
of
23
113%
Feb-Aug
1995—:
4s
74
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17
2
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internal sinking fund gold 1968—^June-Dec
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reduced to 2%)
2012—,
June-Dec
external
98%
102 y4
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86
94
83
74
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deb
sub
1976
1st
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2012
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reduced to 2.5%)
98%
86
93-! i
2
82
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Co 5s 1966—
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44
82%
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100 Va
Corp 4s I960—
3%s debs 1977
1st
Grande
95%
14
87%
———
1977————
1st
Ja?i-July
(City of) 8s 1946—
April-OcZ
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Rio
5
105% 106%
1962_ApriZ-Oct
April-OcZ
3s
1969
W Products
74
1
82
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14%
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to
;/
—
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§ AGs s f gold extl ('27 loan)
1952——April-Oct
reduced
■,
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102
April-Oct
May-Won
Mar-Sep
——
debentures
Co
debentures
4%s
97
(City gf)—
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.
Co—
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80
82 %
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(interest reduced to 2.375%) 2001
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de
b"
94 Va
105
2030——Mar-Sept
1987 __——Jan-June
Foundry
1983--.-—_——
Anheuser-Busch
177
91
44
80
7Vis
BARio
100
-
94
91%
1966--—June-Dec
1985—-—.——i
Tobacco
debentures
3%s
101%
..
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96%
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97
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1950
—
Porto Alegre
V'-
..
97%
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98%
100%
————April-Oct
debentures
debs 1973
conv
(General
April-Oct
§ A External sinking fund gold
A4',vs assented 1963
13
„..
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April-Oct
1947—April-OcZ
assented
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98%
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Telephone
Associates
100% 101%
97
—
..Mar-Sept
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extls f 6s 2nd scries 1961
lAPoland (Republic of) gold 6s 1940.
A 4V2 s
assented
1958
8AStablliKation loan sink fund 7s
A4%s
85
—
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'
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1959
series
1st
Gs
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2.125%)
(Republic of)
1980—
&
debentures
Armour
'
A Nat
85
Ltd—
1953
SAPeinambuco (State of) 7s 1947
Mar-Sept
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest- ' *
APeru
;.'.15
11%
„
100
June-Dec
1979
debentures
Anglo-Lautaro
Ann
*83
(30-y'r)
102
Feb-A?iy
...
Feb-Auy
loan
14
.
■
63
3%s s f debs 1964—May-Nov
3%s debs 1988—:——April-Oct
Co
debentures
3s
100%
100%
99%
100
—
6s
1
100% 100%
April-Oct
s f extl loan new 1965...*,—
April-Oct,
sinking fund external loan 1963
_Feb-Aug
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970—June-Dec
Development
16
15
98:i'a
100
conv
debs 1981————Jan-July
subord debs 1977
-Feb-Aug
American
4%s
§A6s extl
93
93%
94
Mar-SepZ
1970
debentures
4%s
^Mar-SepZ
■%
4s
Oriental
85%
94
debentures
4%s
8 A Nuremberg (City of)
4%s debt adj 1972
93
97%
———
*115
—Mar-Sept
(Kingdom, of)—
External
95
93
AND INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
subord
conv
2%s
(interest
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
Norway
89
95
86
*98%r
& Telegraph Co—
1980———Feb-Any
1975—-—-———April-Oct
2%s debentures 1986
Jan-July
2%s debentures 1982—
—;
ApnZ-Oct
21'us debentures 1987—
—June-Dec
3%s debentures 1973
—Jwne-Dec
2%s
debentures
1971
——Feb-Aug
3 %s debentures
1984——-—■-<— r—-Mar-ScpZ
37/aS debentures 1990—————-—Jan-July
21
Mar-SepZ
2.125%) 2008-
extl
*19%
20%
April-Oct
pursuant to Plan A
reduced to
5s
2%s
__
,
(City of) 6%s 1952Minas Geraes (State)—
sink
subord debs
conv
Machine
American
1963_Jan-JttZy
BAMilan
Stamped
Can
junior
4%s
17%
;
agree't)
,
extl
19%
17 %
46
17%
Jan-July
>
(1942
ASmall
ASecured
17%
78
86%
*11%
Bosch Corp
American
17%
*17%
17'/2
101 V-i
(assented to 1922
„
assented
new
43/as
i debentures
Airlines 3s
s
4.80s
1963_Jan-July
196
97 %
93
*180%
American & Foreign Power deb 5s
—
SATreasury 6s of 1913
§ A/Small
4%'s
American
assented
•
93%%94%
*13%,
»
sinking fund debentures 1982
Jan-July
Aluminum Co of Canada Ltd 3Tbs 1970—_May-Nov
Jan-July
,
193
28
101%
93
4V4S
Americal
*13%
i' S
*75%
1984.._—■—:
f debentures
American
1968_Jan-J«Zy
98%- 100%.
94
Corp debs 5s ser A 1962
May-Nov
Allegheny Ludlum. Steel 4s conv debs 1981_April-OcZ
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998..-^—April-OcZ
Allied Chemical & Dye 33/2s debs 1978_—April-Oct
Aluminum Co of America 3%s 1964
Feb-Aug
s
184%
;
Uw
Inc
18%
agree't)
—
new
A6s
to
19%
—
June-Dec
assented
§ ASmall
__
.
1904
18%
—
*18%I
,
1954
new
A4s
1963_Jan-July
;
—
ASmall
§A4s
agrce't)
-
*93
mortgage 3y8s
1st
3s
(1942
v
—Mar-Sept
Suscjuehanna RR 4'/2s 1975 —April-OcZ
Great
Power
101%
4714
3.1.
93
Alleghany
Jan-JUly
(1942 agreem't)
84 %
Southern 3JAs 1967—May-Nov
Co 1st mtge 3%s 1972
Jan-July
Alabama
Alabama
101
*10 la
99%
101
1978-June-Dec
1978_Feb-Aug
RAILROAD
'
June-Dec
_
1978
1968
ALarge
94
A.
*178
101
1957_April-Oct
7s
206
24
104% 10414
May-Nov
—May-Nov
201
>188
(City of) 6s of '26 1961„„—June-Dec
1961 extended to 1971_r——June-Dec
131
2
206
1271%
(Republic of)—
A5s new
88
184%
99%
A Yokohama
—
assented
A Small
Mexico
6%s
bonds
Irrigation
13
*90
—-—Feb-Aug
1958
assented
§A4%s
68
6s
"i
Feb-Aug
(State Mtge Bank)
(Colombia)
30-year
98%
94;
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June-Dec
....June-Dec
readjustment 1984—,—Jan-July
Valle Del Cauca See Cauca Valley (Dept of)...
.
8 A Warsaw (City)'external 7s 1958—?«.
Feb-Aus
Aldens
AMedellin
95%
97%
,
external
3%s
*115
June-Dec
1964
to
67%
-
^
3%s-4%s-4irbs external conversion
4s-4V4k-4%s external readjustujent
66%
63
'115
.—Jan-July
Jan-July
extended to .1975-
1965
92%
*168! it
(dollar bond of 1937)—
External
readjustment 1979——May-Nov
External conversion 1979
May-Nov
C
63
Mar-Sept
—:
BAItaly (Kingdom of) 7s 1951—
Japanese (Imperial Govt)—
AGVaS extl loan of '24 1954—
5 Vis due
13
.12
196
(Republic of)—
Uruguay
9614
101
1971--——
'12 1952-.—
3%s-4s-4%s
66%
Jan-July
—
Italian Public Utility Institute—
30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977
§AExternal 7s 1952
6%s
High
11%
*164
Max-Sept
180
180
—
100 % 100%
„
—,
A5%s
98 %
Apnl-OcZ
8A5s sterling loan of
1 1952 coupon on
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
..r
§
6s 1st mrge $ series 1953_:
6s 1953
extended to 1963
—
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
§A7s series B
5%s due 1961 extended to
§ a With March
20%
22
19
'180%
April-Oct
(City) external 6%s 1930-,.— April-Oct
(Republic) ext s f 3s 1977
-Jan-July
s
95 %
98%
Apdl-ocl
'27 1961——2-
79%
74
*137
May -Nov
—
1946—
6s
funding 41/2s
30-ycar gtd ext
94:,i
98 %
93%
.
Helsingfors
Italian
13
t.,Zh
t
Low
19
13
Dec
Jan-July
1968-——--—
Power Co Ltd—
Electric
Taiwan
"
101
Greek Government—
A7s
mne
Jan. 1,
No.
13
86.
*87%
__
,—.—June-Dec
1949
due
1930
1021s
76
*14%
{
Range Sine#
Sold.
High
1930—•
German Govt International
5 Vis
(Prov. of)-external 7s„19p8
A4%s
assented 1958South Africa (Union of) 4%s,196o—
1924 Dawes loan)—
bonds
gold
96
78%
92
April-OcZ
1972
(extl loan
§A7s
1963—Ja?i-July
1960
dollar bonds
3s
German
*77%
12
Issue—
1972—_—
International loan of
6s
102 % 102%
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
ASilesia
April-OcZ
April-OcZ
5%s extl loan
1953 due
1953
Sale Price
High
1936
of
bonds
Low
No.
Last
Period
York Stock Exchange
New
1924
3s dollar bonds 1972
10-year
Jan. 1
or
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
High
Week's Range
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
German
MAY 2
ENDED
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
WEEK
FOR
1978
Feb-Aug
May-Wow
April-OcZ
98»1
70'.
101
97%
69 %
101
*50 Va
101
*83
92%
*79
92%
76
72%
94
86
84%
99
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81 %
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AGen
mortgage
mortgage
-
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1995-
series A
Jan
First
Power
refund
3s
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&
Paper
2020
1974—
series
series
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deb
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1965
3s
&
first
die
A
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95%
4s
1969
consolidated
gold
112 %
'93Vb
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and refunding mortgage 3Vas 1985—Feb-Aug
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mtge 3s 1990—
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ref mtge 4Hbs 1978_—
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1st
&
First
mortgage- 3%s
debs
income
A5s
series B
1985
inc nitg.e .4 Vis Jan
A
1988—Ja?i-July
2038
A
ser
1
Jan
'First
.
mortgage
4%<s
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1995/:-//
ser
debs
income
97
3 Vis
mortgage
3s
&
3Vas
Co
2%s
Delaware
82
87
54
101%
/"•First mortgage _2%s 1978
1st mortgage 4l/ss 1987——
103
53%
V;
45
First
f.
.
Jan-July
.
;:.
3%s
57Vi
58%
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Delaware
54
3s
f
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/
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series
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.
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223
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653/4
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78
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ref
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1,
95
991%
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90
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96%
%
5
1
3%s
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97
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2047—
Northwestern Bell
/
4Vis conv subord debs 1975
4%s
72%
U
82
-
42'%
1974—-Feb-Aug
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-—I
April-Ocf
1st mtge 3Vis 1982
—;
June-Dec
First mortgage 3Vis 1984
April-Ocf
First'mortgage 4%s 1986
Mar-Sepf
First mortgage 5s 1987
Feb-Aug
(Wisconsin) first mortgage 2%s 1977—ApnZ-Oct
Ohio
91%
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110%
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Northrop
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>
81
54
debs 1973—May-Now
1 2047
1984
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(Minnesota)
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97
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trust
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109
registered
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91
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s
3s
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Feb-Aug
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May-Stores Realty Corp—
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Feb-Aug
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1972
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Mar-Sept
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r
81%
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—..May-Nov
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May-A'ow
4%s conv subord debs 1977
!
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Northern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s 1997—Quar-Jan
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3V4S
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51
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;
1987
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\
103 Vi
102
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1979.May-.JVot;
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53%
43
48%
81
1996—April-Ocf
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General & refunding 4 Vis ser A 1974—Mar-Sepf
RR—
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.
43%'
52
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Western Ry first gold 4s
Norfolk &
82
23
38
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103
46
75
36%
mortgage 4%s
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,
1972—
debentures
4%s conv
53
2
3
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51 Va
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April-Oct
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Mar-Sept
•
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12
60
81%
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,
General mortgage 2%s 1980
r
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General mortgage 2%s 1980——
April-Ocf
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April-Ocf
General mortgage 3 Vis 1983
Feb-Aug
"
51%
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First As refund mtge 2%s ser G 2003
*
52
48%
*.
66
55
64
44 Vi
45%
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April-Oct
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1978
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&
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92
23
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..
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1980
1973
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New
85
55Vi
40%
46J4
1st & cons
7
2003
debentures
Y
61%
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49
•
60%
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46%
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—Jan-July
mtge 4s ser A 2004
Jan-July
AGeneral mortgage 4%s series A 2019—Jan-July
N Y Telephone
2%s series D 1982.
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3 Vis series E 1978—Feb-Aug
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Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989
April-Ocf
Refunding mortgage 3%s series I 1096—/iprtZ-Oct
99%
64
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April-Oct
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May-Nou
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62
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2'A
Jan-July
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interest 2003
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92
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90
,
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50
179
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61%
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& Hartford RR—
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;
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Harlem River & Port Chester—
:
,
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—
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.
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series
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56
62
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90
48 Va
124
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1
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88
83
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53%
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Jan-July
2043
4s series A
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•89%
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fixed
5s
C
4Vis income debentures 1989
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'89
86 Va
.
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May-Nov
May-Nov
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May
A Series E 4 Vis contingent interest 2003
May
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May
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r
95
88
86
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86
•
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89
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Kentucky •& Indiana Terminal 4Vis 1961—Jan-July
Stamped; 1961
Jan-July
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Jan-July
■4Vie unguaranteed 1961
—Jan-July j
Kimberly-Clark Corp 3%s 1983
_
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Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
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:
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jAKreuger & Toll 5s certificates 1959
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&
I
April-Oct
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Lake Shore
5
98
86
90%
88 Vi
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2%s 1976—>June-Dec
City Power & Light
1st
mortgage 27/'es 1978
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
Kansas
95%
18
96%
83 Vi
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lllVi
106
103
108
108
100%
52 %
Cent collateral gold 3%k 1998-Feb-Aug
3%s registered 1998
Feb-Aug
New York Chicago & St Louis—
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First mortgage 3s series F 1986—s
April-Oct
93%
93%
105%
90
53 %
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104%
103
93%
107
107%
96%
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•
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2
101%
93
90
1998
registered
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270
r
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99
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,
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1986—Jcb-Aug
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101
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83
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1
92
t£r c£nt
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debentures
3s
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105%
1961—
guaranteed 4Vis series B
First
3s
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102% 102%
105 Vi 106Vi
102%
National Tea
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90
1986^
Range Since
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High
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Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
1982
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Corp
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mt.ee
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1
48%
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Consol mortgage 3%s series F 1984
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1st mtge -3%s series H 1989
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37%
51
88
mortgage
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High
461 i
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National
Low
No.
High
Sale Price
92
45%
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May-Noo
May-Noo
Jan-July
..Feb-Aug
—Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Indianapolis Union Ry 2 Vis ser C 1986—June-Dec
Inland «teel Co 3Y4S debs 1972
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1st mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
Mar-Sept
1st unortgage 3Vas series J 1981
—Jan-July
1st mtge 4%s ser K 1987
Jan-July
Jan. 1
Last
Period.
Exchange
York Stock
New
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
Bid & Asked
46
1957—Feb-Aug
§ A Adjusted income 5s Feb 1957
April-Oct
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%s series A 1981—Jen-July
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^—June-Dec
UAHudson & Manhattan first 5s A
Consol
Bonds
Friday's
Low
111 Oent RR consol rotge
for week
Week's Range
Friday
,
Number 5739
Volume 187
The Commercial and
...
Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK
STOCK
RANGE
BONDS
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F/Id?y
Interest
interest
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
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■
10974 110%
April-Oct
1st
103
89
-
—
10674 106 74
—
110%
Corp
1st mortgage
91
;
89
•——•
92
—
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
^
90
77
•
*9074
.
—
997a
,
817 b
25
1
94 Ya
97
7
■
--88
110
I
June-Dec
First and refund mtge 3s series F
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G
9774
—
*91%
__
-
Virginia Electric & Power Co—■
■
10374
310
—
June-Dec
Corp 4%s conv-debs 1986
Skelly Oil 2
s debentures
1965_;
Smith-Corona Cs conv debs 1978
3s
37bs
-v.
96
...
10174 10474
—
Sinclair .Oil
2%s
Vanadium
First
*82
j'
,
June-Dec
:
2 y2s
Steelworks
v—■
97%
*103
J an-July
RR
:
100
97
5
98
*
>•
90'
83
*
Feb-Aj/p
1980—;
1967,
Participating ctfs
7674
6474
97
•
Map-Nov
Mar-Sept
A
2y2s
1977
South
112 /
71%
*97% 100
Jan-July "
'
1977—
Socony-Vacuunr Oil
103 3/4
106%
-
a
"
99
*72
(—
AJ
June-Dec
1982,
debentures
474s
'
'
5
§A674s debs series A 1947—
Jan-July
§ A3 74s assented series A 1947
Jan -July
§ A 674s sinking fund mtge series A 1951,June-Dec
§A3*/4s assented series A 1951
Jane-Dec
§A674s sinking fund mtge ser C 1951—Jane-Dec 5
§ A3 74s assented series C 1951
June-Dec*
9674
93%
7074
61%
April-Oct /
ApriZ-Oct
Southern Bell
Z7bs
mtge & Coll tr 474s 1977
S. Rubber 2%s debentures 1976—
U.
11174
91
d3674
"
102
„
,
947b
90*4 101
Map-Nov
/.:374s sinking fund debentures
■86'%"-
109%
91
,5674
\
10774
1007a
*84
100
Aprii-Oct
I960—June-Dec
impt 3:l4s
,
93
•;
75
7
1067i
\
•
1st
86
9334
59/
74
——
9374
no
•;•.— •
1985—Jan-July '*
1986
Artists Corp—
subord debs
United
10
74;
63%
May
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
.,April-Oot
_Map-Nov
■
.
mtge & coll trust 37bs 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 374s 1972—
mtge & coll trust 37bs 1975
47bs s f debs 1972
/
//
96 74
*5274
///■
s f debs
1982
Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp—
5V48 conv snbord debentures 1982
Shell Union Oil 274s debentures 1971—
Ala
E
ser
Biscuit Co of America
37bs debentures 1977
United Gas Corp 274s 1970
.90%
79'74
■
103-%
*91
May-Now
1989_Jan-july
debentures 1982
Service Pipe Line 3.20s
North
374s
8974
103
88
Pacific, RR 2 7bs debentures 1976
United
7
177
,8^74
9 -
356
11174
i--.,■•{*!..
—Mar-Nov
5s
&
9574
81
:\ */ ' 8274
'
—
110
gold 4s 1968-Janc-Dec
1972J
debs
mtge
15
*9374
Feb-Aug f
Refunding mortgage 274s series C 1991—Mar-Sept v
Union Tank Car 4 74s s f debs 1973
April-Oct
7074
80
Sears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
4%s
1985
1968
1st
Union
89
Co—
E) & Sons
debentures 1974
3s
88
37bs 1974
debs 1982
and
Union Oil of California
98
91
Louis—
47us
tr
877a
89*4
of Missouri 37bs 1971
Map-Nov
mortgage and coll trust 274s 1976_Aprt7-Oct
mtge & coll
40
98
-
3974
Corp 27bs debs 1961—Mar-Sept
debentures
First
cons
Seagram -<Jos
1
■ill:
a
102
1996-Jan-July
2006
Manufacturing 4%s debs
3%s
\
9674
:
Jan-July
A
ser
A
ser
first
Line
i_Jan-July
1st
*10274
*1.1074 :.
Depot 3y8s B 1971
April-Oct
1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Nou
3s conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Air
99
May-Nou
Pacific-^-
374s
1st
9774
)
177
"■
Mar-Sept
gold 5s
inc bond certilicates Nov
Paper
Scovill
107
67
9274
*86%
;
Jan-July
St Paul Union
Seaboard
95 7
11
1103b 11174
'
•
April-Oct
4y2s
DUlutli
6874
8674
Scioto Vi & Now' England
Scott
'
■•'
110%
Co—
Bt Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First 4s bond certificates
St
'<
Jan-Jwtp
1971—May-Arou
—
Orleans
ref
109
•
'
Mar-Sept
1980—
B
ser
3s
Co
Cent
1017a
*96
Union Electric Co
,
—June-Dec
1971.!
4s
debs
First
997b
92
*89
.^'1,..i'r
Mar-Sept
1996
Francisco Ry
income
9474
2S/aS
1977
1st
mtge inc
mtge
A 5s
205
Oil
>
*156
V
—Jan-July
jpvliiortgage 4s series A 1997
?
New
Tri-Contineutal
*156
——_Ja«-July
1977
D
conv
6s
997b
94
967'a
Corp—
Adirond'k
&
St
United
1983———ApriZ-Oct
Saguenay Power 3s series A
St
88
10472
■
General mortgage 3%s series J 1969
Aircraft 574s cohv debs 1977
6%s
90 74
.
Rohr
Royal McBee
of
94
105
10774
*101
Jan-July
;
—
High
787b
9374
Jan-July
1st
debs
Electric
&
of
RR
Ohio
9274
*156
—Jan-July
1978—
subord
Rochester Gas
Gen
C
RR Assn
Thompson Products
/ Tol &
9574
.
957a
*87
Corp—
Conv
*
97
i
'8
68
Feb-Aug
April-Oct:/
V
,
,
_
174
—May-Nou
—
;v:
-
1973
Pacific-Missouri
Term
101
27bs
Jan. 1
Low
20
93
Mar-Sept
1966
mtge 6s
debentures 1972
/ 'General and refund M 37bs
88
99
95
May-Nov''
1982
1973
1st
6s conv
§ ADirect
mtge 6s 1952§AGohsol rntge 6s 1953——
§ACohsol mtge '6s 1955—'
:
Co
94
107*4 10874
-90*2
91
<
:
First and refund M 374s scries B 1970— April-Oct
9474
24
9674
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
.
15
9974
*96
-
Inc
debentures
Tidewater
10674 10674
—Jan-Juty
Corp of America 374s> conv 1980
June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3 7bs series D 1995-Map-Nov
Reynolds (R J). Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Rheem Mfg Co.3%s debs 1975Feb-Augr
debs
High
93
:
93 7'a
y First and refund M 37bs series C 1990—Aprii-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000....—
^June-Dec
:
104%
95
--w
99
Mar-Sept /
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures 1964
-
88 y4
1737b
9674
99
*92
C
-Apr-Oct
.—
Z
Radio
§ ADirect
10
^
—
9674
June-Dec
1975
debentures
96
108:t 4
9674 101
"
refunding mortgage 3y4s
374s
9674
debentures
37as
Range Sine*
No.
?
9074
Jan -July
—
*17574
Bonds
^
-
-
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
-
:
fund
Transit
&
Texas
52
10074 10074
June-Dec
1972.
4%s
947b
102
—
iooy2101
*
—
1974
(Ohio)—
Refund and impt 27'us series D
927b
10674
Range
Friday's
Sold
108
[ Refund and irapt M 4s series C 2019,
-V
.
*10274
or
Bid & Asked
94
Chemical
Terminal
1017b
8874
—
1077 a 10874
—
•
103
927b
96 y2
*8874
Swift
27as
•■96
101
92'la
*94
—
Sale Price
967a
•
108 74
Surface
967b
101
92%
1967
conv
Oil Corp. 27bs debentures
Superior Oil Co 874s debs 198U
70
*—
—
■
5s
Sunray
95
'
'
—
Last
Period
—June-Dec
sinking
Stauffer
98
"T..
~
Products
debentures
47-»s
97
100
98
*"Ai'.-r-; *9674
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—. .May-Nov
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979. June-Dec
First and
27-4s
76
V 85
•
Week's
Interest
Exchange
(Indiana) 3Vas conv 1982_—April-Oct
(N J) debentures 27bs 1971
Map-Nov
Standard, Oil
Standard Oil
9774
v_
__
refunding mortgage
First'and
3%s
-
Coil
'
99
5
86
70
"
-;
May-Nou
mortgage 374s 1968_ _Jan-July
mortgage 5s 2037— -Jan-July
.
Standard
"<
98
-~
z
-
3s
Stock
Low
94
9674
'
«...
.
First and refunding
First and refunding
York
Standard Oil Co
•
Mar-Sept
3 %s a f debentures
1986.April-Oct
Potomac Electric Power Co 3s 1983—;
Jan-July
3-348 conv aebs T973 wl—J.
A——_ -May- Nov
Procter & Gamble 3%S debs 1981-——
.Mar-Sept
Public Service Electric'& Gas Co—
New
111
92
'•
76
*967;,
RECORD
BONDS
V
98%
106*4
/
*76
—
BOND
MAY 2
High
1
98
."99
-
—
No.
->98
/_/. -Feb-Aug
2%s
98
Range Sinoo
Jan.1
/
Sold
High
WEEK ENDED
Friday
Bonds
.
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964~
-May- Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970——.
.June-Deo
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
April-Oct
v General mortgage
3%s series E 1975—
April-Oct
Pittsb Coke & Ghem 1st mtge 3%s 1964
-May-Noy
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3V2S 1965- -Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967.April-Oct
Pgh Youngstown & Ashtubula Ry—•
Plantation
•'
;
1963_ ,Feb-A ug
I
ser
""
'
noy4
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec -i
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis RyConsolidated
Friday's
Bid & Asked
98
-
s
Week'S Ran^
or
Low
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964—
-Feb-Aug
474s eonv subord debs 1987;
Pillsbury Mills Inc. 3l«s
1
EXCHANGE
FOR
103
the
.
.
.
,
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
V
the
following (extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
April 23 and ending Friday, May 2. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Last
Sale Price
Par
Aberdeen Petroleum
Corp class
Precision Products Inc
A
Acme
Acme
Wire
common
Adam Consol' Industries Inc
Aeronca
Aero
Manufacturing
1
Corp
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
For footnotes
see
page
1
M
6%
Sales
LOW
High
_7
r,7/„
3%
6%
1,100
574
Jan
7
16
300
1474
Apr
21
3%
Jan
3% Mar
Mar
,
Par
Air
Way Industries Inc
Ajax Petroleums Ltd
Great
Southern
Power
4.207b
7
2,100
6% Mar
87b Jan
Alabama
67b
2,300
4%
Jan
67b
Feb
Alan
274
500
1%
Jan
2%
Feb
8*2
Feb
9
Apr
—
•
Wood
Steel
Low
Low
High
1%
1%
800
%
%
1;}
10
100
—
.;
174
6,200
100
preferred
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
1%
50
57b cumulative preferred
Alaska Airlines Inc—:
for Week
Range
50c
Alabama
2%
Sales
Week's
of Prices
3
Jan
5%
6%
Last
Sale Price
High
674
—
35
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Shares
200
15%
ENDED MAY 2
for Week
374
'——10
Cq
Range
Low
1
1
Week's
of Prices
FOR WEEK
1
12474 125
„
__
9374
'16%
„
—
4%
76 "
4%
20
Jan
High
2%
Jan
12
Apr
% Jan
122
Apr
86% Jan
125
Jan
95
Feb
16%
300
16% Apr
1974
Jan
76
100
7574
7774
Feb
5
6.600
93%
15
Apr
'37a Mar
5
■:
Apr
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
w
Monday, May 5, 1958
...
(2028)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Last
STOCKS
Sale Pries
AmrleiB Stock Kxeksage
20
.100
preferred
Inc
Control Co
Allied
Allied Internat'l Investing cap
Allied
Corp
Co of America—
Paper
Aluminum
Industries
Aluminum
pfd
conv
American Beverage common
Book
American.
Electronics
Co
American
Meter
American
Natural Gas
American
Petrofina Inc
American
Photocopy Equip
Co
6%
Co
37%
~87a
"7% ~87a
8,700
Writing Paper
Incorporated-
common
8
"A"
13%
27%
Armour
ft
American
Associate
Class
12% Apr
15 %
Jan
27% May
27%
400
21%
29%
100
28 % Mar
6%
Jan
7% Mar
Jan
Jan
Central
21
Jan
8%
8%
1,350
8
Jan
4
2,100
3% Jan
%
lit
100
18
39%
Apr
9%
Jan
19%
Jan
8% Jan
7,000
2% Jan
3% Jan
%
8,300
ft Apr
% Feb
OOQ
11% Apr
8% Feb
m
1,000
57a
67a
2,900
47a
4s/a
700
9974
—
997a
180
367a
367a
377a
3,400
3174
317a
327a
37,000
0
May
12% Jan
7%
Jan
4% Jan
95% Jan
Jan
103
33% Feb
387a
Jan
26
Jan
4% Jan
Jan
32% Apr
95'A Feb
93% Jan
—
~67a
2,500
4%
Feb
6% Mar
1374
1474
147a
6,200
13%
Jan
14% Mar
4% Feb
4
4
1,300
5
5
5
900
3% Apr
4% Apr
13% Jan
2.50
40c
157a
800
118
17a
1U
7,900
25c
Inc
9%
974
93/4
1574,
6,500
1%
5% Feb
157a Jan
2A
Apr
Jan
Line
Corp
Atlas
•
Devices
Automatic
Co
Non-voting
Clark
Corp
Controller
Clarostat
Clary
Co
Corporation—
Products
Oils
Caribbean
2JA Mar
174 Jan
Colonial
2%
4,400
100
Sand
Stone
&
Jan
17a
Jan
3074
Jan
28%
29%
1,100
26% Jan
8%
8%
1,500
7% Jan
97s Mar
Consol
Cuban
37a
3
3%
24,000
2%
37a
Consol
Diesel
5
4%
5%
2,700
11%
3,900
10%
10c
preferred
10%
1
1
Automatic Voting Machine
Jan
11%
—
<
Voc
ext
to
33%
1,000
Consolidated
Class
A
Consol
47a
Jan
Retail
Baldwin
Securities
Corp
American
Oil
Barium
Barry
Ltd
class
Beau-Brummel
B
Blauner's
common
Bohack
(H
51/a%
Borne
Co
1
1774 Apr
Continental
Aviation &
Feb
33
Continental
Commercial
Industries
Inc
Materials
Corp
Apr
9%
774 Jan
10% Apr
12% Apr
2% Jan
class
A
common
-
57a
57a
100
117a
200
427a
—8
1
*
common:—
1
Works
2,100
107a
*
Inc
20c
2% Mar
Jan
27a
Jan
4
Apr
5%
Jan
6
4% Jan
12
Apr
% Jan
77a Mar
Feb
Jan
14% Mar
Cuban Atlantic
8% Feb
Cuban. Tobacco
47a
Apr
Apr
Curtis
36% Apr
Curtis
26% Jan
93
Apr
7% Jan
5% Feb
Apr
Tobacco—
dep
American
Company
Brown
Forman
Rubber Co
(E L)
Bruck
Mills
£1
common
class
Hill
(The)
100
1474
38%
Jan
Jan
5 IS
Feb
67a
Apr
42 74 Mar
15%
140,800
107a
107 a
3,900
9%
Jan
157a May
1174 Mar
157a
16
800
13%
Feb
177a Mar
MM
678
67a
MM
477a
397a
678
77a
50
11% Feb
100
5% Jan
1,100
6 % Apr
16% Mar
77,900
67e
Feb
87a Feb
50
Apr
9%
10
1,200
8% Jan
3%
27a
374
10,500
2% Mar
374 May
77a
7
77a
500
5% Jan
7 7a May
103/4
10%
100
8% Jan
7%
Jan
9
"274
~2%
Apr
400
2%
Jan
27a
Jan
9
—
10
.
Feb
107a Apr
1
127a
127a
13%
4,500
11%
Jan
1574 Mar
2.50
Company
"274
107a
107a
107a
1,600
9%
Jan
11
Ltd—
shares_3s 6d
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc
Burry Biscuit Corp
&
1
12,/aC
%
ft
.
2,800
47a
MM
% Jan
Feb
% Feb
1%
'
4 3/4
200
Jan
274 Feb
3%
Jan
47a
Apr
c
C
&
C
Calgary
Calif
Television
Electric
&
Eastern
California
$3.00
lOo
%
3/4
ft
103,400
_•
—10c
Power
1
preferred
,_60
$2.50 preferred
6%
cumulative
217a
27a
21%
2
22
274
4,800
29,300
preferred
1%
Jan
17
12.000
13%
Jan
17
59
200
55%
Apr
61% Jan
4A
4 ft
297a
297a
5ft
5ft
Bread
Co
Ltd
•
MM
—
50
54
1
For footnotes see page 35.
27a
46% Mar
50
1
Jan
1674
5
Insurance
22
56%
Camden
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
18% Feb
16%
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas Co
Canada
% May
—
50
Fire
% Jan
50c
Ltd
Aviation Inc
Electric
5% Mar
Jan
4%
¥2
Feb
1
Jan
4>%
3,900
Jan
5
Feb
17,%
17a
3,100
16%
Jan
3,300
174
Jan
100
7%
Jan
4%
-.
17.7a
!
1%
10
1174
12-%
57a
'
5%
5%
Jan
574 Jan
300
y
Jan
7
11,600
; •
67a
5%
3f
re,000.
67a i
6%
#•
ft
4
572
4,900
Jan
uV
18
18
:
1672
Jan
174 Mar
137a
Feb
Jan
8
12%
Apr
574-May
674 Feb
174
22
Jan
Mar
7% Feb
May
18
100
18
■
1972
Apr
1»
Jan
17
May
Jan
'
& Feb
Jan
3,000
t "ft
117a
11:
-.
.
11%
„
12
11%
500
974
Jan
May
117a May
183/4
%
12
18%
200
16%
Jan
1874
Apr
1,100
4%
Jan
572
Apr
35 May
37a
.v..
10 Va
1,000
Apr
12
5%/%
57a
5%
2U
2}J
2]J
■
■
1,
50c
Sugar, common
.—5
•
common
107a
46,900
200
574 Jan
1,100
974 Jan
11%
107a
..
27
<
4474,
41-,.
3
%
■'.7
—
Feb
2374
Jan
1%
Jan
400
574
Apr
1474
Jan
27a
9,200
278
Apr
4,300
xl6%
Apr
Jan
.■
7
3174
%
23,100
•
7
—
•■1,380
46,%
IS
'
¥20
,
1072
550
17%
-1674
t-.
Jan
8
1,100
v27t i
177a
Apr
^
6
107a
2%
787a
11%
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107a
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Allegheny Airlines Inc
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High
Low
Par
High
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Amer
All
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Far
Sales
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Bangs
Week's
Friday
MAY 3
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
Week's
Friday
57
Feb
Feb
Apr
4
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750
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Duro Test Corp common
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co_
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135
Jan
150
Feb
Mar
Number 5739
Volume 187
...
The Commercial anil
Financial Chronicle
(2029)'
american stock exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Par
Low
RANGE
shares
Common
beneficial
ox
int__1
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preferred..—30
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Corp common-,.—__1
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Communications Inc
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Jan
3% Mar
1,100
33%
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41% Mar
6'%
6 %:11
3,200
6%
10%
111:,
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5%
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1,700
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10
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Israel-American Oil Corp.—
10c
w
Jan
Jan
7
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9
Apr
14% Mar
10^tt
12
Jan
Jan
14 %
Jan
31^8
Apr
Feb
_
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Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc-lc
3 v' •-'.-fiw
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6% Mar
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3'2
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Jan
17,200
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5%
200
11%
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Mar
101
^■8%
9%
1
Inc——
Corporation
Eureka
Jan
9,500
37
'
7%
Jan
60,800
3
4
G%
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Jupiter
15c
Ltd——
Apr
2,900
2ya
4,000
1% Mar
2ya
Jan
1%
200
1%
Jan
1%
Apr
2,900
90%
Jan
104% Mar
3,800
10%
Jan
11% Mar
1%
1%
10%
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10% 11%
18 %
18%
40%
37%
41
8%
—
5
10c
Intex OIL Company—
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—
—
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Iowa Public Service Co 3.90% pfd—100
Jan
.
5
20
18 y2
1%
7%
102
103 %
International Products
International Resistance Co
Feb
11%
convertible preferred
1
& Steel Corp common
_1 ;
cum 1st preferred
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Manufacturing Co
1
Esquire
Feb
500
25c
International Breweries Inc—
1
International Cigar Machinery
*
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Feb
Jan
6 %
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307'»
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11%
6%
2%
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27%
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900
9
High
Low
17%
12 % Mar
2%
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Shares
of Prices
Low
High
'
18
-1
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26% Mar
>6% Jan
8,500
•
par
Apr
40,800
1 •»
American Stock Exchange
for Week
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Last
Sale Price
High
Sales
Week's
Friday
3
STOCKS
10
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—20c
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500
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18
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WEEK
„
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41
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800
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4,300
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4%
Jan
2,700
7%
Jan
10%
Apr
2%
10
1,800
2
Jan
2%
Feb
3%
Feb
Jan
78
14%
1,100
8%
Jan
15ya Mar
3 V'4
2%
Apr
8
Jan
74%
1*3
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May
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4
10
18 y4
32
75
17,300
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13
37a
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5,800
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19,400
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4
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2
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2%
3
11%'
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4,500
1,800
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1
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Camera &
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Fargo Oils' Ltd——,—_—"
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voting—
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American
—
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58,000
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19%
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24,800
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100
7
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'
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Jan
10
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450
68
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79
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50
67
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80
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76;
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2,700
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1%
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1%
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17%
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100
15%
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6%
6
1%' Jan
%
v
2
Feb
18%
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—1
Gatineau Power Co common
*
5%
preferred—
—
;——100
Gellman Mfg Co common.—,——1
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Galkeno
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%
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7,300
34%
35%
1,800
—
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6%
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2
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300
6%
700
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General
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1%
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convertible preferred————-25
General Development Corp
1
General Electric Co Ltd—
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2%
,
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500
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1
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Wernicke
Co
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5
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Goodman
common
Varnish
Grand Rapids
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Great
Pacific
&
*
100
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Great
Western
Great
Western
Co———1
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series A————30
6% preferred
50c
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11%
13
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227ii
13,900
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7
8
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16
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500
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315
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2,600
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300
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130
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.
2:%
&
6
Jan
7% Feb
900
5
Jan
7%
1% Mar
1
;
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1%
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315
May
133
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lVi
2,600
41%
37%
2,100
2%:
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7%:
37u
4
800
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2%
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15
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;
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9% Mar
20% May
3% Jan
Apr
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6
—
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7% '
2%
1%
19,800
8
5% Mar
8,200
15%
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15%
15%:
28% '
'27%
28^4
1,900
1,000
8 %'•
8
58%
8%
1,200
:
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60
7
Jan
Jan
4,800
3
1,100
4
700
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1 %
200
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3
Jan
4% Apr
1% Feb
4 %
17,100
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35%
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30'/2
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8%
1,600
25
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24 \z
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850
24
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28% Jan
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91
94
140
86
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96
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6% Jan
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20
4%.
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V
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■
1
4y2
3,800
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2,700
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21
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800
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5%
7%
8!
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2% Jan
7% May
600
10% Jan
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3'% Feb
2»/a
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2
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.
36
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12,100
23
23%
800
18%
16%
18%
200
36%
17%
16%
23%
19
19% Mar
17
Feb
Jan
115% Jan
27
Jan
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Hubbell (Harvey i Inc common-.
5
Humble Oil & Refining..'
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Hurct Lock & Manufacturing Co
.5
100
50
96
Jan
53%
4,800
41
5'%
2,500
4%
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9%
9 "a
800
8%
Jan
11%
12%
5,000
7%
Jan
18%
18%
700
15 Vb
Feb
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Securities
!
;
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*
5%
—
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—
11%
5
18%
-
5
Mar
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100
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54%
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43%
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.
100
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Feb
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Apr
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56
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3% Feb
24
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8
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2
1.300
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80
Mar
22% Apr ■
:67y2 Jan
21
4.000
—
Feb
•3%
34%
4
Merchants
Merrill
Chemical
American
5/4
9 .4
12%
19%
Feb
Mar
Jan
May
Apr
Apr
Mar
(Canada)
1—£1
6%
capital stock—*
42%
reg—
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6%
5,000
41%
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6,300
6
5
39%
Feb
Feb
Jan
-
Feb
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5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
13%
13%
13%
300
13
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88%
87%
89%
180
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&
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Light 4%
sec
page
pfd—100
35.
5y4
5Y4 Mar
3% Jan
2%
1,700
5 %,
5%
200
3% Jan
5'/a
300
Jan
12
Jan
2% Feb
2%
Jan
5%: May
5ya
5
5 Va
4% Jan
:
1y3
4%
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2,300
:
5yi Feb
3% Jan
—
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17% Mar
16% APR
7 Vb
Jan
1,400
4%
14%
14
14 ya
2,900
13%
Apr
Jail
14%
Feb
22
22
23 %
1,300
22
Apr
27
Jan
12%
13
13%
Apr
10
10
10
Apr
5%
5% v
300
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100
5%,
5
5%
2%
3
%
12%
11%
12'%
17,900
4,200
45
40
45
9
11%
5%
5%
125
1%
Jan
45
1
12%
200
48 VB
20,100
27 V4
271%
100
7%
8%
5,500
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Jan
1%
Feb
12%
44 %
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6
Jan
12
*
12%
Jan
May
14% Mar
Jan
48%
Jan
3ya
5% Jan
13Vb
2,900
1%
13%
2% Jan
200
14%
Jan
30
100
14%
6%
3 % May
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190
2%
2%
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<
4% Jan
6,200
3%
14 ya
Feb.
Jan
37% Jan
1
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33
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6%
42%
13%
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89%
Apr
May
May
Apr * "*'~""'
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8%
8%
1.100
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9%
9%
2,530
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%
%
1,400
fit Apr
4
9%
Jan
Jan
10
%
Jan-
4% Jan
5%
Apr
15% Jan
19%
Apr
13%
Jan
15%
Jan
2,340
30ya. Jan
65%
1,300
13% Jan
5%
500
19%
19 %
1,200
14%
5Q0
62
51%
6534
16
15%
16
3II
Jan
311 Jan
8
7%
8
1,600
6
Jan
8
9%
8%
9%
2,100
77/a Jan
14
14
27 Vb
26%
27%
10,600
*
1
34
33%
34%
1,200
50
49%
50 %
5,500
3,100
1
1
1
1
Corp Ltd
Island Mining
8-%
5
Refrigerating Co
5%
4%
5
9'%
May
9% Mar
14 y2 Apr
13% Mar
10O
9%
4%
.
Apr
16% Mar
28% Mar
22% Jan
33
Feb j.
40
Mar
43 % Jan
4% Jan
..
100
50% Apr
Jan
9% Mar
8
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5%
Jan
Jan.
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31%
30%
5134
5,000
24 y* Jan
34%
-5
16%
16
16%
800
15% Jan
19
Michigan Chemical Corp.—
1
Michigan Plating & Stamping Co——1
Michigan Sugar Co common——
1
6%
preferred
——————1°
15%
15
16 y4
4,000
15
May
18%
Fob.
3%, Mar
4%
Jan,
——1
Microniatic Hone
Petroleum common
$1
conv
Co
Wolil Co common——
4%%
convertible preferred
Corp
Minnesota
Mirro
Pwr & Light
5% pfd
Company
Aluminum
1,100
9%
200
8%
9
10%
10%
1
11%
11%
11%
Missouri Public Service common
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd—
Molybdenum Corp of America—
11%
12
10%
1
1
1
Warrants
Mt Clemens Metal Products
6% cumulative preferred
1
4
Mount Vernon Mills Inc—
Mountain States Tel & Tel
2.50
100
1
1
—5
2.50
—10
50c
9%
5%
600
1
Inc
National Alfalfa Dehydrating &
1
Napco
Industries
Milling
National
Hess
Co
common
(Mich)
National Casket Company
National
Electric
National Mfg
Weld
National
National
National
National
National
Machines
& Stores common
Petroleum
Presto
Ltd
Industries
Inc
May.
10% May
5(4. Apr
Jan
33% Mar
10%
400
9% Jan
21(4
101)
1001/4. Jan
17% Jan
15%.
16%
3,400
%-
18
32
121*,,
22%
8,500
9%
10(4
1,200
16
10% Mar
104;
21 ya
Apr
Apr
16% May
jan
Feb
1 %. Feb
Jan
2,400
1
21%
10 y8
Feb
23
4%Mar
125
21%,
24%
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Apr
Apr
'
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91
91
70
87
97
97
30
Mar
98% Feb
Jan
163
2
2ya
Apr
123%
%
1,100
123-ro 124(4
%
li
550
13%
%
Feb
124%
%
11
Apr
112% Jan
5,200
5,400
Jan
3% Feb
3% Feb
11%
11
Feb
43% Mar
37% Jan
—
11(4
Jan
92
157
—
Feb
92
94% Feb
89% Feb
Apr
Apr
Apr
Jan
23
25%
6 Va
27 V*
20Va
Apr
27 y»
24%
25(4
200
21 Vb
Jan
2 5'4 May
6%
500
5% Jan
18% Jan
6
24%
24%
600
3%
24(4
3%
1,300
6%
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6%
"3
400
2%
14% Feb
3% Feb
10
6% Apr
5
Apr
Apr
3%
Apr
2,900
7
Feb
25y»
Apr
2y2
7
Jan
13 y2
3
Jan
7% Feb
Apr
1
3%
3%
.3%
2,400
6,300
1
5
1
1
25c
1%
1%
1%
1,000
18%
18*4
18V4
400
17
Jan
19%
Feb
15%
15%
15%
800
11% Jan
16%
Feb
10%
10%
Feb
~1U
~~2
5
3
Co
Bellas
National Brewing
12
Jan
10%
——10
Corp—.—
11% May
33%
21%
Apr.
8'/a Jan
33%
16(4
1% Apr
10
Jan
Q0% Jan
.
Feb
10% Mar
7y2
200
5
Jan
Feb
Mar
10y2 Feb
5,100
N
Nachman
Namm-Loeser's Inc
v
125
12
10%
22
22
100
10c
Monoiigahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
100
4.80% cum preferred series B—100
4.50% preferred series C
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
-*
Moody Investors participation pfd—*
Muntz TV Inc
Murphy Corporation—
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common
Muter Company common
1 y*
28,700
*
Canada
of
"1%
9%
10%
—50c
5
50°
.-50
Miller
Mining
"1%
9%
200
preferred—*
Abrasive-,
Piping
'
"l%
1
Corp
Oil Corp
Mid-West
Midwest
—
National Research Corp
Industries—
dep rets ord
Mar
14%
3
Mesabi Iron Co
National
Imperial
Apr
Apr
xl8
19%
*
Mead Johnson & Co—t—
Menasco Mfg Co——
National
Imperial Oil
Jan
"2%
£1
(A G)& Co common
Middle States
60% Apr
3% Feb
Apr
2% Mar
3%
2%,
14
14 %
5
Inc—
Industries
Midland
31J/4 Mar
8% Mar
.56
2%
700
% Jan
11%
Feb
10%
9
10c
50c
7
1
*
Sporting Goods—
Magna Oil Corporation
Maine Public Service Co
Mangel Stores common,
Manischewitz (The B) Co
Mansfield Tire & Rubber Co
Marconi International Marine
Communication Co Ltd
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd—
Mages
Feb
18 V\
Feb
34%
common
1
Truck
Apr
Jan
27%
3%.
1%
-
8
Jan
12 Vb
.
33
5%
—
2'/2
Jan
*
Hardart
Jan
—
4% Mar
Jan
7,900
4%
H
Mack
(J W) Inc common
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
Jan
%2%
1
1
10
b
Publications Inc
Inc warrants
Macfadden
McKee
18% Feb
100
5
50c
25c
3
Mays
3%
31,500
1% Apr
4V* Jan
A Mar
9%
16ya
2.50
2
Apr
Jan
70
Baking Co
1
5
-10
—
Metal & Thermit Corp
10
!
75 pesos
—
1
Lunkenheimcr (The) Co
Feb
8%
2,500
20%
.16%
—
1
Lynch Corp
Jan
9
4
Jan
3,100
3y2
Jan
12% Mar
5
3
Jan
,6%
v?
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Jan
2
Jan
1,100
5,000
4,100
it
'
Feb
3%
Feb
4
Maule
20ya
Jan
11
1%.
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.
11
1
44
Jan
i2 Va Feb
:soo
..
%
33%c
Jan
1%
Jan
129 %
Horn &
Jan
2'% Jan
123% Jan
241
170
128
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Jan
21% Apr
24% Feb
Jan
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Apr
100
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1%.
21%
Bearing Co
Inc
li
16%, Jan
23%
5
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1
*
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3%
1
5% cumulative preferred
Locke Steel Chain
Lodge & Shipley (Tlie) Co——.—1
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co-;
1
Louisiana Land & Exploration
30c
19% Jan
2-—__25c
Inc
1%
13
Mar
Jan
Feb
1% Mar
24%'.?.
"6% t- v.
Apr
16
21
——2—1
—-1
2—_2.50:;
I.
Hollinger Consol Gold MinesHolly Corporation—
—■
Holly-stores Inc__
:
2
Holophane Co common—-—
Hoover Ball
11%
Xl4%
2,200
«• <: *
.
9% Jan
9% Jan
1,500
2%
(R). & Co Inc common—
Hofmann
Apr
Feb
16%
2%
'—* :
22|-r'
———
100
7%
2
—10c
Hevi-Duty Electric CoHigbie Mfg Co common
A
Jan
7% Mar
15%
3%
4%
preferred
!
—100
Henery Holt & Co common;
——-it
Hercules, Galion Products Inc—.—10c,
Herold. Radio & Electronics—25c
Class
Apr
7% Apr
16
1
—
Inc.—^(4x4—
& Co
Jan
107
6% Mar
2 %
59%
Ilazeltine
Rubenstein
24%
Jan
4-tV Jan
8
10 Va
———,—L
Havana Lithographing! Co
Helena
Jan
900
7
7'kr
10%,
—2
Inc..——
Hathaway Bakeries Inc.*.
Corp—
Mining Co
1
7,700
7%
.
6%
.
~1
25
Hastings Mfg Co
Bishop
16% May
Feb
—
Light_2_
Investors
Harvard
Feb
•
Inc
1%
La Salle Extension University
Lear Inc common
Lecourt Realty class A
Leonard Refineries Inc
—
Le Tourneau (R G) Inc
Liberty Fabrics of N Y;
.
Corp—-——
Hartford. Electric
18 %
Jan
4,100
93%
.
Co
Machine
Harnischfeger Corp.
Hoe
60,800
%
100
-10c
4.-_—-22——-——2 -
Halt Lamp Co
Heller
16%
.
—50c
y.'"
u
American
Harbor
Hazel
200
—-——1
2——2
,
Hecla
5 A Jan
45% Mar
Lime & Alabastine—
Gypsum
& B
4% Apr
32% Jan
16% Jan
20%
21%
Grocery Stores Products common—5 •
Guild Films Company Inc.——_—10c
Gulf States Land & Industries— v: v 7A;
H
16 %
.
14%
•
••!;!■
Leases222-—_9c
Gridoil- Freehold
Griesedieck
38%
Tea—
Non-voting common stock—-—;
Greer
16%
Industries Iuc_——__—10c
Great Amer
;=
16, %
Dairy Products class A—10c
Consolidated Mines1
Seal
Gorham
*
—5
1
——
Industries—
Inc—
1%
Lanston Industries Jnc-
Corp.———.
Gobel
Gold
100
500
4%
:
2——u,r-—
——1.
Distillers class B_————1
Glenmore
Feb
7%
common.,.,
Co
Alden
Glen
Jan
17% May
—-—*
preferred—
$4.60
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
iy2
12yft Mar
11
200
20c
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
La Consolidada S A
Lake Shores Mines LtdLakey Foundry Corp—
I.amson Corp of Delaware
Lamson & Sessions Co
Apr
8% Jan
154,900
preferred——*
Georgia Power $5
Gilbert (A C)
37%
17%
4%
5
General
*
General Plywood Corp common——50c
>;General Stores corporation-——.
.1 j-.
General Transistor Corp—
:
25c
Fireproofing common—
Indus Enterprises
General-
14%
1%
14
Jan
12y2- Apr
1,200
1,800
1
25%
9% Jan
10y« Jan
2%
«
Apr
2%
Jan
Feb
12
20% Feb
700
r
2% Feb
7
1% Jan
1,900
5%
17%'
"
900
12%
11%
Co
Forge
Feb
107
23
12Vb
——1
35% May
Jan
Mar
■
18 Vb
2%
1%
Krueger Brewing Co_
13 Apr
A Jan
28
105
~2% "2%
700
22 Va
12 Vb
7.50
(The)
21% May
21%
Tva
Stores
Kropp
Apr
Jan
99%
20%
5
5
—-1
Kobackcr
Jan
99%
99%
2%
Dept Stores Inc—;
(S)
Jan
3Va
Jan
30
11%
Kleinert (1 B) Rubber Co
Knott Hotels Corp—
Knox Corp class A
Mar
7
Klein
lO'/a
2% Feb
95
700
—2.50
,,
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
v
8%
10c
1.25
Co
&
Kirby Petroleum Co—
5A Mar
Feb
■
5
—
(Walter)
Kingston Products;
t-v
dep rets ord reg;—£1
Inc—Name changed to
Ford Pitt. Indust
Fox
4
Kin-Ark Oil Company
Kingsford Company
'
'
1
Corp
Kaltman (D) & Company—50c
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%% pfd—100
Katz Drug Company
--1
Kawecki Chemical Co—.
25c
Kawneer Co (Del)—
5
Kennedy's Inc
——-5
6% May
?,%
K
s
Kaiser Industries
1% Feb
~6%
*
,_*
•
Ltd—.
Co
Ford. Motor
13%
24%:
1%
______
:
H)r Co
(M
Fishman
1
—1
——1
.-1
1
10c
T-2.50
—1
1
& Co class A
Factor ; Max)
Fairchild
2
1
Rubber Machinery
_T0
Starch Products common—1
Steel Car Ltd
*
Telefilm Associates
_10c
Transit common
1
5%
3,200
9%
13%
9%
500
12%
13(4
2,000
15y4
27%
900
16 (a
27 %
,
400
3
1%
1%
9
12%
8
9
3%
2
Jan
Jan
2 V*
Jan
Jan
Jan.
Jan
Jan
11% Mar
Apr
15
18 y2
13
Apr
26% Apr
21% Apr
3(4
3%
Jan
71,800
5%
Apr
600
3%
Apr
Feb
Jan
31% Mar
x22
-
9-
4%
Mar
May
Jan
33
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
34
Monday, May 5, 1958
...
(2030)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
■
Sales
Week'»
Last
STOCKS
Par
Electric
Union
National
30c
Corp
Nestle-Le Mur
New
New
New
Pacific
VA
Jan
5%
Jan
8%
Apr
Feb
San
Apr
San
Diego
23 % Mar
139
Jan
ia
);1 '
1,700
%
Apr
3%
43
7,900
i"ir Jan
114
Feb
20
19%
20%
11,500
18%
Jan
22%
12:!ii
10%
12 Va
10,400
7»/8
Jan
12%' May
1A J an
1 v
'
New
Park
New
Process
New
Co
Jan
13,500
1%
2,900
X
—
lft
lift
Mercnandisc
York
17%
47%'
1%
Feb
1%
Nickel
Rim
Nijpissing
Norbute
1
Jan
17 y2
Corp
Southern
Railway
North American Cement class A
Class
Royalties
700
North
RR
Northern Ind
Pub Serv
Warrants
Nuclear
:
A
1,700
4Va
14,400
4y8
2% Apr
400
7%
7 Va
5%
"4%
700
3%
4%.
3%
5
5
5%,
"93 v2
3ft
2ft
3%
4% Apr.
2%
*
1%
1%
1%
ft—
—
*
5%
2%
.
3/J00
89%
is
2%
2%
1%
6%
4% Apr
65% Apr
150
7,600
1%
Apr
Apr
2,800
1%
Apr
1%
3,400
iya
■
1%
iy2
Apr
Shoe
Corp
Sicks
o
.
Oil
Ogden
Corp
Ohio Brass
•'
-
common
class
Co
Ohio Power 4V'2 %
B
preferred
Okonito
2%
Feb
1%
1%
52 Vn
2 '■
50%
53%
1
Apr
11%
Jan
X99% 100%
95Va
150
Jan*
1% Jan
50% Apr
1,600
425
"
2
102
x,
Apr
Jan
1
———
Securities
11%
54
13%
"
i
5 Pa
°/o
1st pfd—25
33%
1st preferred--—
25
—25
30
5%
5%
redeemable 1st preferred—
25
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
20
5c/o
1st preferred
4.80%
.
redeemable
1st
4.50%
redeemable
4.30%
redeemable
Lighting $4.50 preferreddividend cum preferred
$4.75 dividend preferred
$4.75 conv dividend preferred
$4.36 dividend preferred—
2G%
9,400
Vi
Jan
19%
13%
Pan Israel
Oil
Park Chemical
Parker
Pen
40 %■
3%
4%,
17,500
1%
2%;
39 %
4Va
1%
95
.
S.500
39%
Manufacturing Co—
-*20
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
rets-ord registered
£1
Skiatroa Electronics & Telev Corp—10c
Class B
Traffic
Penn
Pierce
Jan
South
Apr
24 y2
Jan
Jan
23%
95%
96%
420
90%
Jan
98
Jan
Jan
93%
30
87%
Jan
94%-
Apr
160
95%
Jan
101
Apr
107% Feb
116
A
440
Jan
93 y2
1% Mar
2%
17%
16%
17%
42,300
98%
98%
99%
150
16% Apr
91% Jan
107
Jan
115 y2
4% Feb
6%
5%
5%
i«f
I
Si
Pratt
Oil
&
15 %
15 %
1
8
lA
5%
8%
1%
1%
67%
5%
1%
1%
300
10%
9%
v
11%
19
•
~~2%
9
Jan
30
A
1
■OA
1
..
6%
■'
Steel
Co of
Steel
Parts
1% Jan
20y» Jan
Stein
23%
Apr
11% May.
8% Jan
55% Jan
2% Mar
62
48
18
53% Apr
31% May
2,400
Jan
Jan
Vi Jan
16,600
preferred
—
13% Jan
1,000
16% Mar
19% May
Rcda
Puipp Co-—:—,
(Robert) Si Co——
49 Vi
1
7%
..20
_
„
7%
.—1
"'%
-10
_
39
;
Vi
9%
GVo Jan
%
-,r-
.—1
5%
5%;
Richwell
.—1
lft
lft
Petroleums
Ltd
6% Mar
9%
„17
Jan
16% Feb
7J % Jail
18%
Jan
17%
Jan
6%
A Mar
14.800
lft
.500
.
1
—
1
Vtc extended to Jan 3 19C5
1
Rocliestor Gas & Elec 4% pfd F_ —100
(I) Si Sons Inc
1
—
Rolls
Royee Ltd—
*
dep rets ord
American
Field
Inc
.—1.60
Roosevelt Raceway Inc_—
30c
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
:
Russeks Fifth Ave
—
4,500
1~25
Russell
Company
Ryan
Co
(The F C)
Aeronautical
For footnotes
see
1
1
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
.Ryerson & I-Iaynes. common
nage
35.
9% May
6% Apr
%
Jan
1%
2y4 Apr
8%
8%. * 8%,
'.
2Ta
2%
85%
84%
85%
2%
1%
5%
5%
500
2%
.
3
8% Jan
5,300
2%
30
82 Va
Jan
Jan
10% Mar
Jan
2%
7,300
iya
Jan
•
.
Jan
r
-~-l
12
5%
6V4
6a4
18,100
10%
900
11%
2%
2%
3
Sun
2%
Jan
86% Feb
2%
Jan
Jan
Apr
6
Jan
7,
Mar
11% Jan
Jan
ft.
Talon
7
B
A
Inc
Power
3%
Jan
28
Jan
Apr' '
; 5% Apr
3%
Apr
Feb
15
55%
;;
.150
*
-
ft
3%-Febft'V
14'Vi
Apr
46%
'4 V®
-
-
-
1%
-
2
-
13,600-
"
3% Jan
ft 15
Jan
Apr
55%.Mar
Jan
Jan
-
:
~
5ViMar
15-
Apr
-15%- Apr
14-
Jan
-
Feb
3-
&Vor Feb
6%. Apr \
-
--
4,400.
r'..
11% Jan
■'
.
:
-'
Apr
-
23®Mar
27%
10%»
11
1%
25c
14%
-
%:
■
-
—
lTie
14
15
14%
400
Jan
%
Jan
1%
-1,200
28-%- Apr
-
•'■llVi -Apr
,2
Feb
Jan
8
6.000
11
Ja n
2%
15
Jan
3%
•-
-
Jan
11%
Feb
18Va
i
Jan
May
3,000
4,'«
-1,800
2%
27»
-1,100
2% -3%
1
15%
3%
1
—1
4,800
2% Mar
1,000
13% Jan
16
3,700
12%
15%-Apr
-•
-
ftlS1/® Apr
-;
■
-4% Apr
"
-
3%
Feb
3% Apr
5
& Light
15 Vi
15%
15%
15%
.15%
7
7%
39%
7%'
43a
4 Vi
2%
2 Vi
1
1%
4V!i
500
»
39%
38%
1
—20c
1%
9,100
-Va
•
2,100
%
Jan
Apr
21,800
1%
,■
-1
.
39%'Apr
Jan
3%
2
-7,600
-
-
Feb
Mar
8-
Jan
34Vi
11,800
•
2%
-.
Feb
7
4:!i
2%
:
•
Apr
Jan
':.-l%-Mar
Jan
'
25c
$4.56 pfd
%
ft Jan--"
•
Apr
Feb
Inc
10a-
20%
20's
21 Va
1.600
19%
Feb
25
1
Corp
Jan
5
common
Co
15%
10
43 %
423i
43 3 i
8,400
38%
Jan
46% Feb
10c
-96%
1
% Mar
IVb
7,600
%
Jan
5Va
6%
1,300
4
Jan
24%
600
20%
Jan
25% Mar
1
23-%
23%
23%
800
Roofing Inc
1
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Anier deposit rets ord registered
£1
Anier'deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd SJiipyard Corp common.—
20
19Vi
Jan
~24 Vi Apr
13%
13 3 0
13%
500
10% Jan
Inc
100.
Oil
Co
Cable
Two
Inc
850
2
Jan
-425
2%
.6,200
1%
3%
3%
-2,400
2%
Jan :
10 Va
1,900
OV3
Jan
10%
.2%
50c
ft
%
Co
3%
•
-
.131
4
10
;
:
-
5,500
•'
%
10c
'.*412 t
,
Jan
••
Jan
3% Feb
Apr
,
T% Jan
4%
Jan
1,300
3'/2
400
18%
Feb
20% Jan
35,100
13%
Jan
19%May
15%
Apr
18%
18% :•
18%
19V2
17'%
16 Vi
17 Vi
700
6%
6%
6%
2,200
5%
5%
5%
1,500
-
-
•
Guys from Harrison Inc
2% Apr
-2% Jan-
16,800
19%
warrants
Jan
96::.
88% Jan---"
•
3
.
Apr
126-
Jan
.2%
13% Mar
—2% Apr
-
93%
10%
13% Feb
Feb
7-
6Vir Feb
Jan-"--.
98
-
2%
1
<te
-
92',i
1
Trua Temper Corp..
Trunz
92%
500
117% 122%
10c
class A
Trans
Lux Corp
Triangle Conduit
2%
2ft
121%
-■
Feb r
6 Vi
1
Industries Inc
Cuba
-
.■«
l
Tower,Acceptance Corp class A
Trans Caribbean
Airways class A
Trans )Cont
-
-
"
Toledo Edison 4%% preferred
-Tonopah Mining of Nevada—•
Trans
%-
10
Inc
Tilo
22%
2%
%'
-■
1% Ja n
^
200-
-
6%-Jan
.-:ft2ll;Apr
24 y»
Thriftimart
500
100
14Vi
55
14
5
Markets
r-
3,100
*
34® Jan
;
j•
Jan:
H8
,
100
3%
26'%
convertible preferred
Unexcelled
4%
8
3%
18 Va-Muy
.'
4V/4 Apr ft J
'
24%
70c
Jan
14% Jan
300
Jan.
2% Feb
-
32,200-
8
—*
5
I5y2
-
25o
•
3 Vb
3
"5
VA
common
Tliompson-Starrett
Thorofare
3% Apr
'
2%
10%
common
Chemical
2%
28
27%
4%
2%
2%
27%
common
Technicolor
2% Jan
Jan
"2xV
1
cumulative preferred
Tampa Electric Co common..
2,800
300
500
T
class
Inc
3%.
*
,
300
4%
1
International Petrol Corp
Superior Tool & Die Co
9,300
11% Apr
4,100
2%
——*
:
Rgy Drug common.
Supermarkets Corp
12%
.2%
.
3
3
4%
4%
10
18%
2%
4%
2%
18-
Tri-Continental
300
X10%
6%
1
•
common
Jan
£1
reg
•„
Jan
41%
,
Rokeacli
Roosevelt
JO
Jan
4% Jan
Rldgcway Corp—i
Ex-liquidating distribution
Rio Grandei Valley Gas Co—
Feb
% Jan
7% Jan
17%
2%
Feb
12 V i:, Jan
Apr
500
Corporation..^
Texas
9%|
18%
9%
15% Apr
Thiokol
34
2.000
Apr ft
Thew Shovel Co
1,500
10%
Apr
55'a.. Apr
.
15
16% Mar
6,000
10
•
f'45%;; Jailft-. !
-
200
52 y2 Mar
12,700
10
1,600
..
-
15
,19% Feb
&,
54%
Mar
-
15
Jan
100
%
40.
■
«
53 Va
O-
17-
'
1
Container
17% Jan
100
54%
13*%r- Apr'
-
-
33% Feb
45'A Jan
400
,
-
39%
8%
11
-:-900
Jan
70O
7%
17,
Republic Industrial Corp
Rico Argentine Mining Co
3,400
14»8
2(1
22% Mar, -.,
--5%-Janft.
29%
3,200
~~
%
^50c
i__
,
50
2.
—_
Reiter-Fostcr Oil Corp
18%
48%
17
1
—r—
Reliance Insurance Co
Remington Anns Co Inc:
18%
10
13 Va
Feb
it
..10
Xl3%
HMi-Mar
Jan
7
250
15%-Jan
Inc
Texam Oil Corporation
Texas Calgary Co
15'
11,700
24
24
V® Apr
.«
300
4%
14%
9%
8%
2% Feb
400
15% Feb
19%
•
300
16%
Stylon
Apr
19
.15
3%
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
93
"a Apr
3%
-4%Max
31%
■
5
3%
9%
lft Mar
•*
4% Marv
16%
9%
1,600
14','400'
6V® Fcb
:
,
31
Jan
5%
4%
2%-Feb
1% Jan.
16%
8'A
A
4%
•
7,200
*
common
(Hugo)
Sunset
8
Jan
Jan
:
ft
~2
common—
Sunrise
5%
%
4%
Apr
5
Jan
•
200
1,100
62
Corp.——
Apr
Jan
615
1%
...
12
8%
90
300
5%
ft
200
13%
75
1%
6
Feb
8% Mar
Feb
14
Jan
800
12
Jan
14
Co
3%- Jan
,
'
7%
1
;
ordinary
Corporation.
7
13
Feb
14%
800
x51
7
22% Jan
,
13 Vi May
7%
93
7%
...
800
11%
14%
300
400
800
93
11%
11 Vi
11%
24%
50c
23% Apr
.
,2% Jan ,
93A;Janft
.200..
3 Vh
,
15
300
-5,100
3
13%
7%
9%
21% Mar
21 y4 Mar.
:—25c
Inc.
4tHir Apr
24% Jan
21% Mar
14
13%
9
600
200
1
—
Canada
&
24%
13%
Stone
ft Jan
6ft Apr
4'A Jan
Corp.,
Jail
23%
7%
Ltd———1
26Vi Jan
52 y® Apr
-
24 Vi
1
Mines
56% Apr.
Jan
23a
1
Tel-A-Sign
Reis
Mar
13%
Stinnos
3ft Jan
Q
Reading Tube Corp common
$1.25 convertible preferred
25
Corp
Stop S$ Shop Inc.—
Stroock (S) & Co common
Feb
3
1
35% Apr
Stetson (J B)
Jan
5
Rapid-American Corp
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond International Inc
Jan
Jan
14 V»
7%
100
-
7% May
6% Mar
50
300
3
Jan
31
—•
13%
*9%
1
6
2V,® Feb
15%, Apr
Sterling Aluminum Products conimon_5
Sterling ^Brewers Inc
1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)..
10c
Mar
2%
(A)
56
26%
1
common
Statliam Instruments Inc
Class
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
,3s8rftian
Jan
130
1
Corp—
Enterprises
Jan
2
Inc
convertible
Statecourt
7%
Colorado—
com
50c
(The)
Apr
26% Mar
800
%
6
Starrett
13%,
l
_*
1,400
7%
——10
Co-
Stanrock Uranium
1% Apr
100
29%' 31%
10c
Standard Shares
614
3,500
51
Products
Apr
78%
*
1
20
Standard Tube class B
Apr
3,000
~2%
51
2.00
3%- Apr
;
i
Feb
4%
—
(Ky).
Standard-Thomson
Feb
9'%
ft Jan
♦
"l If
Jan
Oil
Standard
5% Feb
2% Jan
Jan
1
Standard
1% Apr
16
Apr
5>A Jan
1,300
Apr-
Apr
Corp
Corp
Standard Financial Corp————1
Standard Forgings Corp
;
1
55% May
Jan
Shoe
warrants.:
Stahl-Meyer Inc—
—.———:
Standard Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferred-:—:
Mar
Jan
18 y2 Jan
20c*
4^4 % cumulative preferred
Puget Sound Pulp <& Timber
Pyle-National Co common
5
800
1%.
1%
23%. 23%
1%'
1
Gas-
7
69 Mi
10
common
Jan
6% Mar
700
Spencer
Spcrry Rand
Apr
Apr
6
1
—5
1
;-5
1
—
Specialty Stores Co Inc
J*»n
4
1,400
5%
;
Jan
1% Jan
16,400
65 %
*
Mar
5% Jan
7,800
.
1%
-
5
ft Jan
-A 300
8%
9%
5%
20c
Co
ft.
-,
Jan
42
2
Pipe Line
Southland Royalty Co—
Spear "& Company—
Jan
16%
800
67%
,1
35%
Jan
29 y4 Mar
17% May
-
:
6y2 Mar
30V®* Jan
8Vi Jan
■
"Union
■;
'
u
Chemical
Corp
Gas Co of' Canada
Union Investment
Union Stock
Yards
Co
of
.£■
;
5,
20
6%
Feb
-'
203
TOO.
Jan
Jan
80%- Apr
.7%
29
4'a
68 V2
*
4
Omaha
■'
19%-Apr
Jen-
45 %
25
25
25
Inc
Southern
Jan
7»A
11
1,500
-
2%
8%
-
Jan
Jan
Jan
47
500
Southern Materials Co
Mar
4%
5,800
2
common——2.50
12%
26Vi'
26 %
Petroleum Corp—2
California
Southern
Jan
4% Jan
300
ft'-'
13% ft
1
-
of
55%'.'.
•
,
preference
4.32% cumulative preferred
4.24% cumulative preferred—;
4.08% cumulative preferred—;
Feb
65
15%
-
300
5%.
%
1%
Jan
16'A
5%
800
18
Jan
convertible
4.48%
Mar
14
200
■5
13%
102
4% Feb
50
-
500
55%
25
25
25
25
original preferred
cumulative preferred
4.56% convertible preference
Jan
14 V* Feb
2,700
17%- 17%"
1
13%
5%:
9
-
common
Alexander
17%-
21
Jan
4'/#
1,000
6 V«
43a
1
of Canada common
Royalties Ltd
Service
15 Vi
-
5%
55
—1
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The) Company
Public
900
1%; "7
lUo
—
Pressed Metals of America
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd
Providence
vy
1%
400
16 Vi
15
:
o
—10 pesos
Inc—:
Prentice-Hall Inc
~4Vi
15
1
Corp—
Lambert
13,900
4%
5
Telephone Co
Power Corp
43,700
VA
57
—2.50
Inc
Mining Co
Poloron Products class A
Powdrcli
3'u
,1%
1%
1
Polaris
Prairie
24,300
iV
*
1
Pittsburgh Si Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Porto Rico*
86%
2
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
Pneumatic Scale
240
*
2
15 V4
35
35
common——12.50
Co
4.88%
Apr
115% 115%
Oil
Penn
5 Vo
Apr
Jan
1,400
Minerals
Aircraft
101
2'A
L-
<-5%
.
Feb.
407/'a- Apr
.
Southern California Edison—
22%
5%
1,000
5%
1
26 y2
23 y4
27,400
5%
5:!'4
'*»
Apr
115-%. Jan
Jan-
1SV.3% Jan
\ 3%
Feb
.1% Feb
"c% ~7%
~7%
1
\'
i
.
33.
...
14
1
"
14
Y
5,800
27%
*
——
Corp common
24% Feb
400
93%
———
Co——
Industries
South Coast
(Howard) Paper Mills
Corp
—
Manufacturing common
1,500
1
Philippine Long Wist Tel' Co
Phillips Screw Co
Ptaseclci
Jan
Smith
24%
101
2
&
27%
2%
Corp
Electronics
Soss
23%
-
Philips
Sonotone
Jan
93
Pop Boys
(The)——
i
1
Popperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)
20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
Peruvian Oils
Jan
93%
Ltd—
Canada
Apr
28 Va
27
~2%
,
of
100
1
Mar
,
-..
Jan
.Mar
32Ta
v
■
-5
24
lc
Parlcersburg-Aetna
Patino
26
26
Inc—f.
Airways
30%
115%
Corp—
class
500
Slick
23%
vtc—2 Bol
(C A)
Cdmpany
Co
Feb
25% Mar
10% Feb.
16% Mar
1,800
Singer
96%
Amer /shares—lBol
Motors
27
26
_100
pfd
vtc
Pentepoc Oil (C A)
Paramount
26%
28% Mar
26
1
common—.—.
Petroleum
400
1,400
% Apr
x4V»May
Jan
IIV'8
-.750.
103
2% Jan,
% Jan
3V4 Jan
4,300
19%
19%
.
8%
35,200,
14
97
1
Singer
Apr
—*
*
*
Light 5%
Pancoastal
30%
26%
33%
:
Jan
31 Va Apr
13%
*
Pattern common
Ltd common
24%
*
Pacific Petroleums Ltd—
Page-IIersey Tubes
29%
2G%
31% Mar
1
Airlines
Pacific Power Sc
3,800
j
<
1
23%
*
*
$4.40
Northern
%:
preferred—.-26
Pacific
33%
-
1st, preferred—25
1st preferred—25
Pacific
.
33%
Mar
ft Jan
X4%
Apr
Jan.
,
ft 41% Apr
ft Jan.1.
2
Anier dep
Pacific Gas & Electric 6c/o
36
..
U
3%
X3%
*
1
$3 convertible preferred——.
Apr
3%
.
600
2,200
Publications—
Simplicity
13%
-125
1
.
41%. May
2%
...
Sinclair Venezuelan Oil Co—
Jan
-
20>,2
; 27-% Apr.
Feb
%
25c
Simmons-Boardman
Mar
Apr
41%
2
Apr
Feb;
Mar
35-
:
Apr
5,000fr
Simpson's
2%
40%
.
1Q0»
Jan
-
Apr
3Vi Feb
.
149-
v
Apr
-9,800
2.7--
.
.
,
:,
32
41%
1
12% 'Apr
11
17
27%
1
;
Mar.
27%
100
10c
57
400
Jan
35
-5,800-
39
40%
2
Jan
Corp-
96 Va
...
-
27%
•
8% Jan
31% Apr
: 6% Feb
...
..
5V'a» Jan
,
Jan
.
1,100
--
),V
Til
it?
•
2
Jan
7%
210
19%-i 20%
'ft
,
-
■
1.
Jan
11%-Feb
,
.
4'/® Janf;
1,200
100
99
;
99
.
24
Jan.
'ft 2% Apr
130 ft Jan
900
-
.
6%. Feb
-500
-
27u
143% 148
19%
i
Apr
May
2,000'
-
5%
26%
2%
143%
3
Co
2% Mar
40
%
900
10c
common
4% Apr
go
8 V'«
15% Apr
10%
-
Shares
Jan
Jan
Jan
ft 3% Apr
.
•
1% Feb
7 550
778
2%-
25
common
1%
6
26%
.100
3j/2 Jan
:
12%
52 *'a
12%
52%
1
4Vi
5%
Canada
100
4
4Vi
7%
1
600
2%
"
4
4%
Jan
Jan
9
500
■
210 Mar
.
Apr
%
300
2G%
Ltd
Simca American
"
7
-
Jan -.
Apr
4
ft
*
Silvray Lighting Inc
lft Feb
62
Feb
10%
10%
*
common
of
1%
.
.
30,900
y2-
ft."
%■
10%
.5
Silver Creek Precision Corp
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
66% Mar
2%
15%
B
Silex Co
Jan
8%
6,000
1%.
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Anier shares-lOs
Electric
9
8%
25
Company common
Corp common
preferred
Oxford
a;
100%
Town
Inc
2
1,800
60%
8
100
Ltd-
40c cumulative
Omar
2%
90c
Oils
Overseas
2%
2%.
•
common
Okalta
Old
Class
———1
„—50c
Company
1%
15 7 i
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Oceanic
9% Jan
1,800
15%
20c
of America
Breweries
5% Mar
2
200
-
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum
Jan
6,500
4,200
4,600
common-.
Sherwin-Williams
Feb
1,400
14,600
lVi
-ft.
-i
Feb
2ft
4V2
Lie
Sherwin-Williams
4%
preferred.
4ft Feb
3ft Feb
-
Leather
Apr
Apr
6%
1 Vi
Sherman Products Inc—
Jan
96
Jan
.
Jan
72
Jan
3
Jan
9%
7%
.25%
7
25%
4%
Shattuck Denn Mining
Sliawinigan Water & Power
3ft Apr
Jan
20,000
93%
93
30 % Mar
Seton
Jan
6
Apr
19% Jan
1%-
%
1%
10c
Servomeclianisms
Jan
23% Apr
\\\ Jan
2
2
*
Servo Corp of America.
Apr
Feb
Feb
600
4%
class B
Corp
.
—1
Sentry Corp
Serrick
6
Inc
32% Mar
Jan
2 6
?
15,000
3%
Jan
Jan
7%
Apr
Jan
26
Jan
5
Apr
46,400
Jan
19%
%
17,700
—-1
_—
6%
Jan
4%
1
—.—
6%
Bros
3%
pfdT_100
of America
Corp
Class
Corp General
(The) Corp
4%
,——50
4Vi cIo
Sceburg
Jan
19Vi
6
25%
2
1
Securities
2%
1
Nortlispan Uranium Mines Ltd
lft Jan
1% Mar
3
L—25
Co„_-
Apr
Seeman
7%
50e
Inc
22
Jan
14,100
i<>
77'a
10c
Metals
25
XX
%
7%
Airlines—
Jan
Jan
21%
1
Oil Co Ltd—.
Apr
18%
6%
common
Scurry-Rainbow
Jan
7%
18 V2
20 Vi
1
Seaporcel
4'A
1
Inc
Airlines
Penn
18
Feb
25c
Mar
%
10
North Canadian Oils Ltd
Northeast
Apr
7
Ltd————.1
Western
23,500
,
American
North
13
400
Co
Seaboard
13% Feb
—_—10
B
Apr
4,200
(Del)—
Inc
Say re & Fisher
Scullin Steel Co
1% Jan
75
5%
Petroleums
Oil
Savoy
Alia Mar
18
5%
50c
10c
—•
Corporation—
Norfolk
5,400
15%.
7%
7%
series-20
-20
—
Sapphire
Apr
Jan
1%
til
—1
Inc_
Noreen-Ketay
%1.
1
-
Mines—,
Lites
Noma
Ltd
Mines
13%
13%
pesos
Co—
preferred 4.40%
preferred—-
5.60%
Jan
11%
39%
23
23
^96
900
16%
43
—,-10
Apr
400
1,200
1%
17
47%
'
New
12%
15%
16
Cumulative
Feb
ft Mar
Apr
& Jan
94
common—.—*
Co
Auction
1%
York & Honduras Rosario—-—10
New
1 vi
*
common
Oils
Superior
York
New
20c
——_1
Mining Co
Ss Eiectric
Gas
13 Va
143fi Jan
Cumulative preferred 5% series —20
Cumulative preferred 4!'2% series_2o
Feb
%
1
Ltd
Oils
&
*
Carlos Milling Co Ltd
125
2,650
High
12 Vi
—2.50
St Lawrence Corp Ltd common
Salem-Bi'osius Inc—
1%
800
%
25c
Coal
Apr
1-j'j Jan
4,900
Low
s
'
Arizona Land
Mexico &
8%
1 ft
Jan
Range Since Jan. l
High
Low
Par
High
Sales
for Week
Shares
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
19%
900
.7%
137% 139
1
50c
2,ino_:
Jersey
New
139
1
1,700
VA
8%
—100
Tel
Haven Clock & Watch Co
lclria Min & Chem Co—
1%
lVa
50c
New England Tel Si
Low
High
X23% x23%
1
Co common——.
Cnamberlain Petroleum
New
1%
5
Neptune Meter common
New
Low
-
Range Since Jan. 1
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
"
•••
-
Sale Price
American Slock Exchange
Friday
FOR WEEK ENDED MAY 3
RANGE
for Week
Range
Jan
r3V2-Apr
19 y4
Jan; .-r
T
'v rr
T-r:
"
20% Feb
.
Number 5739
Volume 187
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.,.
(2031)
35
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED MAY 3
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
of
.
.
dep rets ord
Ahier
*
.
United? Profit
.
U
,
Foil -class
S
U S
Corp
Utah-Idaho
2%
2(4
23
50c
3
3
22 %
48,200
25%
3
2%
7?a
8%
600
25%
27%
42,400
20
33
33
34(4
2%
5,400
31
1%
1,300
1
50o
Corp..—
2%
1%
25c
1%
—10
42
.15
...
...1
,+$4
convertible preferred-
:
Instrument Co
2,700
4%'Jan
474 Feb
100
4% Mar
.34%
36%
1,600
78(4 Apr
30% Jan
2%
1,000
2
4%
2%
4%
4%
1,300
5,400
4(4 Apr
2% Jan
2,700
2% Apr
8
May
3% Jan
•'
3(4
3%
:
3
*
•8
3(4
•
8
9
1,800
3%
3%
1,400
!Iioo
..._i
...
•
1T4 Mar
25%
2,500
24% Apr
1%
1(4
1
1(4
110
107
IZl5
3,600
9,700
!<(«
1
f
-
Amer
dep Tcts -ord
-
-
Coal
/ Westmoreland Inc:
l
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
i
White- Eagle- Internat Oil
Feb
r"%
Stores Tnc common
1
•5%-ft convertible preferred——..25
Wichita-River Oil Corp...—,
.1
Wtefres (The) Corp.'.—.....:
.Wiiliams-McWilliams- Industries
Williams <r: C) & Co—i—
WWsofa -Brothers
■
9(4 Jan
650
19% Jan
90
Mar
1
5%
5T4
-5%
■
■
—•
1
-Woodley "Petrole"umcommon
Wdoiworth (F. W) Ltd—
'Amer dep "rets ord reg_.
"12%
.2
:
Inc
18%
1,600
300
Thurs May
Fri. May 2
1% Jan
1474 May
1_._.
6ft
preference—
Wright Hargreaves Ltd...
Zapata petroleum Corp....
-
£1
497s Mar
Jan 1
-ft
7% Jan
5(4
Apr
18% Mar
13% Feb
200
3,700
T(4-Jan
1,400
8% Apr
5fV
_*
9%
8%
9(4
10c
Week's Range
Bonds
or Friday's
Friday
BONDS
American Stock Exchange
AAmer
!sWl
"& Pampas
-Appalachian Elec
Period
5
(4 Mar
3 (4s
Sale Price
-Bethlehem Steel Bs Aug 1 1998—:
•Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970
...
22
current year are as
.1st mortgage 4s series A 1993.—.
•A 1st
Flying Tiger, Line 5 % s
Guantanamo
conv
debs 1967..
Western RR 4s
&
ATtalian PoWer Realization Trust 6(4 ft
•Midland Valley RR 4ft
1963
-
New-England Power 3 (4s-1961
52
3%s series E
3s" series
3 %s
4
series
-—Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
G
1981
;
—
(4s "series H 1982
4%s series I 1982
April-Oct
—;—Feb-Aug
Jan-July
4%s series J 1982
Southern California Gas 3(4 s 1970Southern Counties Gas (Calif.) 3s 1971
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964..—..Jnne-Deo
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
West Penn Traction 5s I960.
Western
Newspaper
Union 6s 1959
A Baden
Stock
(Germany)
Exchange
7s 1951—
Non-Durable Goods
.....
•New
A68 'series A 1952—
A 6s series 3 1951
-
'
49
54
Mon.
77
8574
Tues.
90%
53%
85%
14
86
86%
81%
10
80%
85
100(4
2
9874
.
353.8
437,3
+0.7
+2.6
+1.3
'
332.2
241.8
168.3
293.8
295.7
' +1.2
+
219.7
402.2
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
263.2
261.3
1
99
United States
Total
Government
Bond
Sales
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
101
102%
Iht'l
Bank
Foreign
Bonds
2,413,130
2,191,040
2,898,590
2,631,970
2,299,600
64
—
102%
88
91(4
97% 100(4
93
93
13074 136
133
5
94
15
78
94
50
29
50
56%
99%
87
96(4
100
Stocks—No.
of
10
104% 105
19
5
107% 107%
16
109% 110
98%
$95%
99
97(4
Bonds
B.
Government
56
$26,448,000
48
Stocks
Bid &
Low
$190
.
$160%
$129%
Domestic
(No. of
94(4
61
103
63(4
6974
101(4 102%
95%
Asked
High
—
—
—
_
Sold
No.
Exchange
98
April 29__—
April 30.__.„
Thurs. May
1——....
Fri.
May 2
Tues.
Wed.
—
;
Bonds
$4,000
8,000
7,000
66,000
1,000
1,000
$26,000
$20,000
49,000
$403,000
3,897,274
of
Shares...
1957
High
Jan. 1
1958
Domestlo
Foreign government
Foreign
corporate
$95,000
85,000
152,000
68,000
49,000
$449,000
to May 2
1957
2,897,274
4,504,395
53,742,864
75,141,994
$403,000
26,000
20,000
$281,000
$6,389,000
$4,094,000
76,000
744,000
515,000
796,000
84,000
$449,000
$441,000
$7,648,000
$5,577,000
Bonds
Jan. 1
Low
Bonds
9,000
1958
Stocks—No.
Total
Bonds
10,000
$6,000
"
Week Ended May 2
Range Since
Foreign
Corporate
136,000
$85,000
67,000
601,934
834,195
845,760
906,765
DnnM
Bonds
$348,548,850
Foreign
Government
Bonds
708,620
Mon." April 28.J——
•
10074
--
Week's Range
or Friday's
$428,549,420
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
92
and Municipalities
Ufa
$19,576,000
Transactions at the American Stock
89(4
100
99%
100%
99
407,460,500
15,671,050
332,755,800
101
95
1
27
52,000
21,025,920
$976,000
18,600,000
Industrial.
Total
nr
59,000
$1,132,000
25,316,000
Foreign
105(4
104(4 109(4
106% 11074
5
100% 102
100
65
67
$102%
$97(4
.....
Bank
and
$70,000
$4,000
Shares)
100
177,245,965
191,981,035
12,042,736
12,434,330
2
1957
1958
1957
103
—
$53.
Jan. 1 to May
96
89(4
15
99%
—
$26,448,000
._~
89(4
87%
16
$91%
Shares...
Total
99%
$1,132,000
9574
87(4
99% 100
195,000
1958
Railroad
,
85
$89(4
99%
$25,316,000
188,000
Week Ended May 2
U.
9274
99
261,000
250,000
12,434,330
International
93%
99%
5,520,000
4,057,000
$5,616,000
5,268,000
5,482,000
5,781,000
4,307,000
$238,000
97%
93
100
$5,372,000
5,080,000
5,287,000
April 28
April 29____~.
Wed.
April 30
1
Thurs. May
Fri.
May 2__
.*
ft
155,5
100(4
101
$91
,
398.1
+1.6
High.
49%
98%
Sale Price
299.0
373.3
Railroad
$89
.
,
239.0
167.1
286.3
291.9
,
and Mlscel.
$93%
Period
—Feb-Aug
April-Oct
24-1.8* : *
168.3
293.8*
295.7*
Stocks
$89
Interest
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
•
.
Low
320.0
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
50
Last
-1958—
High
'*<1.7 '
+1.9
+2.4
430.4
437.3*
•
Transjiortation
'
Utility
Trade, Finance and Service
Mining
314.7
390.7
339.6
No. of ■
Shares
99(4
Feb-Aug
24
Change
Apr. 18,'58
>,
99
92
67
71.50 Dec
follows (1939=100):
Manufacturing
Durable Goods
85
$93
June-Dec
Jan-July
Low
87
131
June-Aug
2
95.07 July 26
Percent
96
13
$93
100
2
High
40
$91(4
105
72.75 Jan
Range for 1957
98
100(4 100(4
Friday
bonds:
Range for 1958
High
81.34 May
Low
135
77
101
101(4
Foreign Governments
American
89.99
80.77
80.84
81J3
81.34
320.0*
396.1*
347.6
.Tcrtol-..
Mar-Sept
_Apr-Oct
Jan-July
Southwestern Gas ,& Electric 3(4s 1970—T-Feb-Aug
United Dye & Chemical 6s 1973—
Feb-Aug
Wasatcli Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Jan-July
93.50
99
101
.Feb-Aug
_
,82.16
42
81%
FebrAug
Feb-Aug
—
89.22
89.30
..
50
100
Mar-Sept
.Jan-July
1978
F' 1979-
95.11
96
81%
—-
3%s series A 1973
3s. series B 1973—,,
27/bS series C 1976
3%s series D 1976
157.89
35%
84%
1976-1 Jan-July
——May-Woo
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
89.97
77.18
.
1
98%
$86%
Nippon Electric Power Co'Ltd—
,
93.35
6
-
16(48 due 1953 extended to 1963
*
.Jan-July
Ohio,Power 1st mortgage 3(4s 1968——.April-Oct
'1st mortgage 3s 1971.1——...
April-Oct
Fennylvania Water & Pdwer 8%s 1964—.June-Dec
3%s 1970
Jan-JwZy
'Public Bervice Electric & Gas-Co 6s 1998—Jan-July
-Rapid Electrotype 7s deb 1967
....
May-Won
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s, 1981—May-Woo
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd; 5s conv deb '62—Jan-J«Iy
93.33
82.16
40
$47%
—April-Oct
69.89
81.85
89.30
49%
89
liq tr ctfB—
—
•National Research ,Corp-+
■"
5s convertible. subord idebentures
93.27
95.08
95.08
40
Jan-July
1970
89.89
81.97
89.30
40
93.12
81.69
156.22
46
$96%
Mar-<Sept
^Jan-J«Zp
39.31
Bonds
157.(55
85
49%
ilfay-Nov
mortgagees series B 1993
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
95.03
ities
77,19
Apr. 25,'58
High
94(4
92
95
Lack & Western RR—
'Lackawanna of N J Division—
,
157.01
Total
10
Util¬
Rails
Ralls
SEC Index of Slock
Delaware
-
95.23
84
__Jan-JnIy
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978
157.37
trials
The SEC index of stock prices based on the closing prices of the common
stock for thd week ended April'25, 1958, for composite and by major industry
groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
—
193%
June-Dec
Jan
130
'J 120
QuaT-Feb
...
11
41
50
98%
98%
.Jane-Dec
1970-
Feb
Low
No,
High
1:45
.June-Dec
"l74
Range Since
Jan. 1
Sold
Bid & Asked
Low
lino debs 1994
Power
Last
Interest
\
Second
Grade
Grade
Stocks
19(4 Feb
Jan
5-fs
"l% "li7«
"l%
Indus-
65
10
First
29
,
V
10
,
80.65
Apr. 29
Wed. Apr. 30
Composite
H
15s
:
1,650
46%
18(4
45
46%
.8
12%
18%
12
'
Apr. 28
Tues.
Jan
40
12
'Apr
17
Jan
39% Jan
100
warrants.
Avarages
Closing
Mon.
27% Mar
100% Feb
1,600
5(4
4T4
'
1
.—25
pfd
without
77.37
.
Date—
Mar
28
16% Feb
400
—
xEx-
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
28(4 May
Apr
5% Apr
3% Jan
15
:Jan
l %
10,600
range),
(35 Stocks)
.Jan
10
900
1'1%
year's
-Bonds—
Apr
11% Jan
12%
10
...
May
274 Apr
13.74 Jan
100
2%
2%
12(4
11%
in
Over-the-Gounter Industrial Stock Averages
135
93% Jan
-
2%
-12(4
.Wood. (John). Industries Ltd
Wood: Newspaper Machine
Industries
14,900
14%
29
10
:..—
'v:Wisconsin*f»wr &r Lt 4% ft
^-Woodkll
12%
26
1..5
;coinmoii.._
-=6ft" preferred J.
10,800
n
14%
28
White
1.
Jan
Mar
35
Apr
% Apr
100
35
35
10c
Co
100
1
474 Jan
26(4 Apr
23% Apr
400
25%
May
9374 Jan
X25T4
10
1
i
28%
25%
.
h Ex-principal,
cash
(not included
A Mar
Feb
% Jan
27%
20
——
37%
,2
Jan
2-fo Mar
% Feb
62
--New-eommbn when issded—
Westmoreland
50%
39%
d Ex-interest,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
77.35
110.58
112.16
7,200
&
454.51
457.01
6,500
%
56
43%
24
"
4(4 Feb
•
28
2% Jkn
120
-
...
77.38
110.02
91
%
$39%
ities
111.87
.1(4
50
100
53
(hot included in year's range),
Total
Util¬
111.52
451.78
1% Apr
Western Tablet .& Stationery com..—*
>
L
;
Jan
454.92
455.86
500"
"
25~__-
April
April
29
600
54
49(4
"x w,"
15
roads
30
1 fir
—Is
trials
Date
April
1%
1st pfd—100
warrants;
Rail¬
April
1%
shares.
Indus¬
17%: Feb
.vl%
(4
7ft
1%
Jan
1.25
99%
54
10
1(4 Jan
'
$72
$100(4
*
20
119% Jan
500
2%
on
Apr
16% Apr
2% Apr
1(4 Jan
2%
^_i
.
61(4
the
Jan
■
__
—
if
107
250
61
-Stocks-
"
t; '
..
$72
2s 2012__jan-JaZj»
with
30
27(4 Jan
-
$73%
$60
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
are
374
24%
♦
"w w,"
Mar
69
25
1
issued;
Below
Jan
Western'-Stockholders Invest Ltd—
4
•
when
2% Feb
14% Jan
——
Western Maryland Ry
27a
650
_^10c
$26
$165
Sock and Bond
21%
West Texas Utilities- 4.40 ft' pfd—..i'1'00
Western - Leaseholds' Ltd.
___•
-
i,"
Feb
20%
West- Canadian Gil & Gas Ltd.
.-
"w
474 Jan
1
i&Rhiapp Inc...
".t^seriespreference.........
Web&ter Investors Inc (Del)
Weiman- & Company: Inc....
-Wfrntworth Manufactdring.....
A)
(P*an
aDeferred delivery transaction
4(4 Jan
10
21
Waltbam Precision Instrument Co.
Rights
Jan
56
173
Jan
Apr
700
19%
161%
172% 172%
197
Apr
,3 (4
Apr
2174 Apr
& Tiernan Inc
-•Webb
*
474
.
.+.30
$2-cumulative -preferred-:...
Wallace
38(4 Feb
2% Jan
m Jan
"3% ~3%
High
194
—
$Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
§Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock,- "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
Feb
80
Jan
2
400
2(4
2
;•
June-Dec
in
included
listed
*
Co.
Low
19(4
$197%
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating
A Bonds being traded flat.
M
-
WatttM& Bond Inc....
\
4%
•
Jan. 1
No.
$20
distribution,
g Ex-stock dividend,
year'sirange.)
rTransaction for
dividend.
dividend.
4%
-
Ex-liquidathig
(not
Apr
6(4 Mar
2
...
Corp..
WagneT Baking voting ctfs exti..
7ft
preferred—....
:
f
15 % May
3274
"iii
Aircraft
Mar
13(4 Jan
22% Jan
6
1
Vulcan Silver-Lead
Waco
25
•No par value.
50,300
36%
...1
6s ,1947
de. Janeiro stmpd
78,600
4%
—6
Steel Co—
Industries warrants.
.
Rio
15%
tz
Vineo-Oorporation.,..^——:
;
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke CO
Vegt-Manufacturing—
'
Jan
Jan
32%
5%
1947
Range Since
$old
High
1% Feb
44
f-:.
■
Vanadturn-Alloys
(The)
4%
"
28%
=.
7s
Bonds
Friday's
.
39% Feb
■~~u
Victoreen
2(4 Jan
3874 Feb
2% Mar
Muuo
Jan -July
Feb-Aug
6%s 1952
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927) 1947
.Map-Not
A7S
(issue Of Oct .1927) 1947
..April-Oct
Mortgage Bank- Of Denmark- 5s 1972—June-Dec
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2(4s 2008
—Mar-Sept
Peru (Republic of)—
Bihking fund 3s vfan l 1997
:
Jan-July
Apr
374 Apr
874 Apr
28(4 Mar
Jan
Cons
f secured
«14%
6
-
Apr
Jan
or
Bid & Asked
(City of) Germany—
7s ,1939 160-ft redeemed)-....
Feb-Aug
AHanoyer (Prov) ;fl%s 1949—
Feb-Aug
ALhna City (Peru) 6%8 stamped 1958.—Mar-Sept
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2 (4s 2008—May-Woe
26(4
24 (4 "Mar
15
31%
...5
v
3
Sale Price
a Hanover
Jan
1% Jan
400
'
— —
.14
...2
common
500
43
as
Apr
1% Apr
1
common
318
189
2(4 Apr
7% Apr
7%
26 To
Danzig Port & Waterways
overman
4% Feb
Peb
9
a
Feb
34
% Jan
1,500
1,700
1
Sugar:—
Van Norman
Jan
3% May
Last
Period
Low
1(4 Jan
3% Jan
Apr
Valspar Corp common
V
29
600
1
Universal Consolidated Oil.
Universal Insurance
.Universal Marion Corp
Universal Products Co
32%
3%
3%
300
Jan
168
10
.
Universal American
3%
High
9 ( 4 May
7(4 Apr
5-^ Jan
% Apr
2,100
.25
Rubber Reclaiming Co.
Vitamin Corp
United-Stores
'
10,500
10s
-.untted-^States
■?
5%
100
common
B_
65,300
6 {3
32
.5
10£>: preferred
U -S-Air Conditioning Corp...
U S Ceramic Tile Co
«r
6%
_*
registered
Sharing
LOW
*
9%
Week's Range
Interest
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
7T4
6I9O
BONDS
Shares
?s
lOc
-United »N J RR & Canal——
.
9%
_1
....
:
Low
common—50c
United -Asbestos Corp.
United Xhiban: Oil Inc..
:
UiiiiSMT-Elastifc "Corp—
:
United -Milk Products common.
United".Molasses "Co "Ltd—~ '
f
i».
Friday
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Par
United Aircraft Products
Sales
687,000
$
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.Monday, May *4 1953
.
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
MAY
ENDED
3
Exchange
Last
STOCKS
-
Vl'r \
Last
Par
American
Motors
American
Corp,,—
Sugar Refining common
American
Tel & Tel
Anaconda Co
Boston &
Edison
Boston
Personal
Cities Service Co_,___
Copper
175%
Range
Low
11%
50
8
127 a
Apr
54%
Jan
397a
Feb
—
111
111
6
May
30
Mar
177%
Apr
4774 Mar
130
Feb
10
54%
59
48%
Jan
43
85
39%
Jan
44
Feb
50
r-
53%
43
,,
—100
Co
Feb
167%
630
50
40
Jan
50
Apr
1
'
\
10
44'% Feb
—
5
54 % May
51% Jan
16%
--
Jan
Eastern
6%
Mass
100
Rwy Co—•
Apr
27
Jan
80%
Co
U
S
Rubber
Westinghouse
:
Nat'l
Ford
Motor
Stores
■'
50%
50%
—
—
59 %
58%
Creek
1
-i.
Coal
Co
59%
50
common
':-
r-
.
Copper Corp
•
Lone Star Cement Corp
41 Ya
64
•:
--
Apr
36
New
England Tel & Tel Co
Olin
RR
Mathieson
Reece
—-
Shdwmut
Stone
Chemical
Co—
34% Mar
Va
Jan
U
S
Jan
13%
Apr
5c
Jan
7c
Mar
881
17 Va
Apr
■'
14%
Jan
125%
Jan
5
70 Va
Jan
80
Apr
43%
Feb
"l2%
'
11 %
Apr
13%
Jan
Consumers
Buell
Die
Chrysler
12%
17%
•
4M—
1V4
—
1%
—
—
100
Jan
l'A May
9
—
Jan
19
Jan
1%
Jan
14% Mar
:
—
Jan
25%
Bros
Jan
45%
Apr
28
Apr
18% Jan
—
Drewrys
Evans
243i
24%
180
22%
Jan
25
48%
222
347a
Jan
48%
239
317a
Jan
Apr
43% Mar
31%
Feb
34% Mar
Fruehauf
—"
— —
Feb
Ford
--
•—
267a
Jan
337s
Apr
General
71
Apr
80
Feb
Great
127a Mar
13%
12.50
58 V2
57%
65%
Feb
y-
58 Ve
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par;
•••••;,.
Cpi-I
—
58-Ye
212
Apr
Hall
Gas
4%
&
Electric
Range
of Prices
Cincinnati
Dow
common
Drug
Eagle
Stock
Yards
2276 Jan
16
Jan
20
2776
28%
460
2436
Jan
28% Mar
5
357a
36 76"
8276
8374
502
474
474
90
—
(E) & Son
Gamble
:
114
152
4676 Mar
52
131
33
Jan
17
17
Apr
74%
221
61 %
Jan
2776
2776
4
26 Va
Jan
3076
59 %
61 %
814
5474
Jan
45
145
40
—
18
35
14%
Jan
46
46%
70
39%
Jan
May
46% Mar
12%
12%
20
12
Apr
14% Mar
46%
174%
174% 177
85 %
133
36%
Jan
197
85%
167%
Jan
30
44%
20
75%
39%
Feb
44%
43%
-
45%
497
39%
Apr
Feb
47% Mar
18
177%
Apr
.85% May
47% Mar
47%
Jan
16%
16
16%
492
15%
Feb
16%
Jan
39%
38%
39%
155
41
Feb
11%
36%
10%
Jan
11%
11%
75
53%
55%
175
45%
20
Rockwell
Rudy
49
44
Jan
12
Mar
55%
Apr
57
% Apr
May
49%
50%
9
Feb
61%
50
46% Mar
48% Jan
51%
61%
5
61 %
34%
34%
Apr
10
31
10
&
35
40%
40%
Apr
60
34% Jan
178% 178%
105% 107%
17
36%
38%
105
39%
39%
145
5
Eastman
Kodak
Federated
j.
...
2.50
Motor
Jan
41% Mar
May
38 %
Apr
Jan
41%
Feb
55% Mar
65%
Jan
37%
Feb
55%
59
60%
21
57
Apr
64 %
Jan
37%
38%
619
33%
Feb
16%
16%
38%
16%
Apr
128
14%
Jan
16%
30%
31%
Apr
65
28 %
Apr
31%
Feb
34
34%
45
Feb
34% May
•
*
.....
Martin
(Glenn) Co
The Mead Corp
Monsanto
Chemical
57%
32%
32%
33%
34
3
30%
*
Register
5
5
National
Distillers
National Lead
5
5
'
Central
21
~~
23%
_33%c
in
—
°
.
Radio
Corp of America
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
see
■
2
oaae
44
22210
3
31%
Feb
36%
35%
19
Jan
..;i4%.i-eb
51%'Apr
'-6% Apr
' ■ ••5% Jan
;
40%-Mar
Jan
309
;
10%4Vlar
Apr
19
:
11% May
32%
,
38%'Apr
.v.
96% Jan
Feb
270
:
3
16% May
,37%; -Jan
Jan
'
41%Mar
'
1964'.
7,312
3
,
9%
Jan
i
s
.13% Feb
.
33%
.1,045
Products,,^
Standard
Corp
Standard
1%
N
28%
Feb
:7%:Apr
100
Apr
3% Feb
300
28%
888
12
28%
-11%
388,-;
;
15% '
"2
1%
22% Jan
l^'Jan
2
Apr
163
3%
Jan
935
53%
80
8%
9
25%
——__7.
■
55%
.
55%
Jan
^Apr
80
21.
22%
6%
Feb
;
200
.
8% May
Jan
11% Jan
236
17%
Jan
21% "Apr
55%-May
55%
149
10%; ii^s
597
47%
569
1
3%
Jan "
1,245
10
;
9%: Jan
■
701
"
25%
""T~ V"7
21
...28% Apr
..
100
133
-
8%
1% Apr
.
!:;Jan ■' 4 :j
i
3%
H9Ta
1
Jan
2
3%
-1
J—.
3% Jan
V'1%. Jan
1%
•1%
.,10
Oil
38%'<iWay
Feb
3
3
—_—5-
Studebaker-Packard h——
Jan
2% Jan
300
120
;
•
Manufacturing- ——i
Apr
14% ..Jan
29% Mart
1,919
-
Wayne Screw Products
—_1
i,—j
\ 2
2
3
27% Feb
Feb,
Mar
10
1,000
Midwest Stock
A
-8%'4Mar
■4% Apr12% Feb
3
-
1% Jan
2% Jan
Exchange
Apr
36%
Feb
339
29%
34%
58%
236
29%
Apr
Jan
36%
35%
58%
20
51%
Jan
44%
44%
20
58% May
44% Apr
37%
Jan
75
20%
Jan
85
Apr
13 %
Apr
23%
23%
86%
86%
70
15%
225
24
169
39%
29%
30
34%
135
31%
32%
~~
40%
41
12
75
75%
compilation of the round-lot transactions only
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
Abbott
Laboratories
Steel
Aid
5
57
10
20
Castings,,!
L_5
Co
Aluminum
Investment
Discounts
&
Allied
Laboratories
'
Allis-Chalmers'Manufacturing
Aluminum
Co
of
American
(Un)
Broadcast Paramt Theatres
Can
Co
Cyanamid
American
Investment
Co
(Un)—
7%
Jan
4%
800
4%
Jan
5
600
35
Jan
35% Mar
23% May
103% Feb
16%
American
Machine
American
Motors
& Foundry
Corp
American Rad & Stand San
American Tel & Tel Co—
Tobacco
American
Viscose
Amurex
Oil Co
(Un)
class A common.
Anaconda
Company (Utt)
Armco Steel Corp (Un)
Armour & Co (111)
Ashland
Atchison
Oil
&
Topeka
Common
5%
Refining
Athey
&
1
<
41
Jan
•48% Mar
900
6% Jan
22% Apr
9% "Apr
26% Jan
<
22%
05%
17%
27
17%
.
67V->
27 5
67%
8V4
24%
18
2 400
2 100
Jan
73% Mar
!
Apr
:'3i% Mar
i
14 %
2 400
^
.
01
26%
500
%
Jan
1400
41%
LlO
46%
45%
46V"
1
19%
19
19%
7
18
13 V8 Jan
1*100
2 400
-
'Apr
17% 'Apr
'47%
Jan
Apr
'46% May
39% Jan
16
Jan
2^000
341/4
35
11%
10%
li3'a
7 600
19% May
8% Mar
5~
12%
12%
12J/4
*800
11% Jan
174% 176%
5 000
5
L_1
175%
85%
10
10
Manufacturing Corp
Jan
Bastian-Blessing Co
Belden Manuiacturing Co
Bendix Aviation Corp
Bethlehem
Binks
Boeing
Booth
Steel
Corp
75
Feb
85% May
25%
Jan
30%
3
400
Manufacturing
Co
1 600
40
43%
45%
2*700
39%
14%
lBVa
14%
14%
300
12% Jan
15 % Mar
16
16%
500
15
16%
20
19%
47% Mar
Apr
47 V»
Feb
Feb
Jan 1
2,600
17% Jan
9%
1 000
'10n
9%
16%
Jan
191/.
Jan
20
Jan
35%
„
20%
9%
191/,
9%
35%
400
34'/a
Feb
40V4
Jan
2,300
5%
Jan
•7%
Jan
400
9%
Jan
11%
Apr
6%
11%
qq
91'
!
28
150
283a
1 950
471/,
'150
39'
39%
^ 100
23
39%
28
4Qa<a
_
23
'l50
20%
j
•
9 ye
Apr
Feb
Apr
63% Mar
27%
Jan
30%
Apr
45
Apr
52 V*
36 V.
Jan
411>
Jan
F^b
20 %
Apr
60
-
26% Jan
Budd Company—
31
34%
Jan
44% Mar
Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Burton-Dixie Corp
75% May
Butler
42
i 15%
34% Feb
15%
15%
1,500
Jan
15% May
24 %
13%
24%
24%
200
5
Brad Foote Gear Works
42
10
Jan
Brothers
Feb
5
(George W) Corp
Borg-Warner Corp
Burlington
Jan
46
5
Corp
Apr
May
Apr
44%
;i
Airplane
Fisheries
3
2% Mar
45%
45%
6%
8
177% "Apr
167% Jan
700
3
—
«
(Un)
Apr
14% Mar
400
11%
5
Feb
12%
:
85%
13
10
,
37%
Jan
28
3
(Un)
33
27
4,
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
500
85
27
10
Corp
Atlantic Refining Co
Avoo
34v4
5
Fe—
Products
%
Jan
5V» -Jan
37% Mar
Jan
30-% Jan
17%
5
common
Santa
34%
64%
'
t
Jan
100
47%
10
preferred
Feb
60
Jan
9% -Feb
'5%
100
17%
50
—
non-cum
29%
38%
23%
46%
L25
Borg
110
4V4
5 7%'May
Jan
47
.25
(U11)
24
Apr
Apr
Jan
19%
17%
100
(Un)—
Corfc
19% Jan
36% Feb
41
44
/
33%
!; 7%
—
12.50
Co (111),—
100
5
24
(Un) ,1
(Un)—
American
10-
1-
400
33%
_r
—
1,600
8%
.1
High
45%-45%
-
1
2Zi
;
Airlines
American
:
America.
Aluminium Ltd
__
57%
20%
4%
*-
8
Range Since Jan.
Low
8%
__
1~
L_:
—
Allied' Paper Corp
56
4%
1
Shares
High
20
"
—
1
Alleghany Corp (Un)_i
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
for Week
of Prices
Low
common,—
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Jan
33%
34
•
i0
30
30%
23%
393i.
_
60
15%
dqv.
«
Pepsi-Cola
Phillips Petroleum
30
155
'<
1
Dairy
footnotes
t
..25
Montgomery Ward
For
107 %
30%
59%
37%
•j
Oil
Feb
1%
International Tel & Tel
York
2 98% Jan
187%
—,..3
...
Cash
Apr
55%
Harvester..
National
172%
5
Motors
National
6
1
Greyhound
International
36%
5
General Dynamics
General Electric
Gpneral
178%
.......10
Department Stores
-.35%
:
—1
Co
American
DuPont
57%
.
.
v; ;v,
Jan
10
Corn Products
31%^Mar
Jail
9%
...
1,375
15%
Udylite Corporation
Am
50
Col & S Ohio Elec
■
Apr
4574 Apr
46%
45%
Colgate
Pure
Mai-
18
25
Service
38
i
115
38%
3
Feb
46
.—25
Chrysler Corp
11%
Jan
•
C & O
New
10
Jan
1
...
11%
—3
—
61%
4374
—
2974
1
Bethlehem Steel
Burlington
270
-9%,.
4
Metal
7574 Mar
25
...
Jan
i
•
1774 Mar
7176
717 a
—10
Ashland Oil
Jan
■f 6%; Jan
V4% May
200
>
.1—-iiilO
1.
36% Jan
17
.50
_
9%
Apr
12%
625",
.
7,222.
36%
-
1
7% Jan
33% Feb
3376
,5
.
v. 2%
Jan.
;
27%?;Apr'i'
Feb
Apr
32%
100
Armco
Cities
15
7
4874
10
Anaconda Mining
;
Chemical,
Advanced
Telegraph
,
1
Davis
Acme
;
Jan
2% Mar
Jan
1176 Mar
30
5
1
American Telephone &
American Tobacco
--B
-
8474 Mar
Jan
*
-
Cyanamid
Radiator
American
Jan
476
Stocks
...
'
•
Apr
3376
*
.—
Airlines
American
Apr
3676
30%
2
common
Unlisted
American
94%
Jan
76
125
7
Feb
48 Ve
2%
...
Printing
Stores
13
7
Apr
3176
Jan
2776
31
13
377a
29
8776 Mar
32%
1
&
34% Jan
48 %
*
Lunkenheimer
Procter
—
10
Kroger
Ford
562
94%
—
,r
,15% Mar
48r,a 'Jun
.——,,5
;
—
Scotten Dillon
70
3174
83%
;
13% Feb
Apr
.
■'/•99QA
——2,..
preferred
Jan
*
Manufacturing
Allied
3776
94%
i* 2776 Mar
10
Art,.
Hobart
U S
377a)
31%
•
.
Gibson
Kahn
377a
*>
Picher
High
130
225
3174
50
1
(S S)—
Parke
20
12 %
:
Unioii
Jam
2 '
;
High
:
-
13% Apr
44%
-i
1,415
..
16% : r -16 % !I7
;
"39 % ' 391a
fi%;'; "'•11% '12 Va
37 %"
-37 '
38%
1.66%,
Chem:
&
Refineries
Low
High
•
Telephone
Cincinnati
13%
38%.
L—-—_—__l
—^—t—
Peninsular
27%
—
r
1,688
45%
:•
11%:
Drug
Range Since Jan. 1
20
10
Cincinnati Transit
.
Shares
2774
,.—100
—
.
for Week
8.50
com
preferred
Cincinnatti
Milling
—,
.
—.1—«.
Motors Corp—
Lamp
6V0
27
10
(2
180 •'
Mt Clemens Metal common—
At
Carey Manufacturing
.niL,
Champion Paper common...
—.1
Brewing
Michigan
Sales
20
8
■•'t
V 762
■
L%ili'-vv1»%^ IT;5*
% ;' 4l'fit •4-?4^V 4739%139% 39%
Co-L—Li—L——1—5j4
Lakes Oil
Leonard
Exchange
Week's
Low
20
5%
700
539
•
...20
2%-,J—___i.„-j———10
Trailer
Kresge Co
Cincinnati Stock
645
'
;
4,;.A ■'
:
13Apr
•*
Feb
Goebel
i■
195
....1
Co
Inc
Motor
—
—
v'
V'-v-
;2% 1::" •"•:"- 110
2%
,44%
.
Federal-Mogul Bower 'Bearings,,,——
Kinsel
Cincinnati
57% Jan
•
Range Since Jan.Ll
Low
High
!-'f5l%-' 51%
—
...
—
Corporation
Fenestra
41%
p~~
1
A./ 65%'.3?eb
1 48% Jan.
Shares
:———■
Products
40%
'
>
25%-Mar
Apr
for Week
'••''«• 13
4 13
•
L——•
Ltd
47%
*
;
Inc
Edison
Ironite Inc
.
35% .'Feb
'61%'JVIay
t
Apr
38
'
a
.
A.
Jan
*<A 95% Jan
Sales
"
29%- 3076
;
45%
—10.
comntoh—^L-':
Power
Continental ". Motors:''—-—.Li J.l'.
Davidson
Detroit
40%
.,100
System Inc
Westinghouse Electric Cdrp
-2;%"
29%%-
—25.
Corp———,—-
47%
50
Co
Laundlfy—L—
21%
1.51%,; Jan
$9,000
■
'•
-r—5
Corp.
Ex-Cell-O
5
Waldorf
American
51%
1476^.1476^'
Detroit "Steel Corp
227a
.
——
*
Company
Baldwin
66%-Apr
Apr ';
Apr.
58%
"
25%iMay
32%
88
.<H%>«7%
Machine,li1__.,__ _i:_-
&
Burroughs
25
Corp
RR
Jan
84%
■
'"v1147% Apr
55%.Feb
175,
59
•
Feb
•
Mass
21%
42%'Apr
55%«day
;
r
42 3 a. Feb
25
v'85
-ZZZi%
Consolidated .Paper
40
138% May
13
i..
Manufacturing
BrownrMcLaren Manufacturing 2
Budd Company
_—C——L.—--
138
*
Smelting, Ref & Min Co
Vermont &
47% Ma
v -
\6t Prices
—I"-:''
—...
'
.—*
—__
Co,
Mach
Rubber
11
'
Rubber
72%
1—1
United
Feb
'
61%
Week's
Low.
Par
Baldwin
31 Va
12%
2
...
United Fruit
S
17 %
16%
138% 13834
72%
—
2.50
Torrington Co -J
U
16%
138%
25
Stop & Shop Inc
Shoe
50
5
Inc
'-f
Range
v.
Sale Price
Briggs
13%
— —
50
.
-■—
Assn
Webster
&
35%
"
Last
.
907a Mar
28
—
%
Friday
STOCKS■
"
13%
100
Folding Machine
Drug Co_i.
Rexall
58
374.
DslraBSIoek Exchanger
'
Jan
1
•
—.100
(N H)
Pennsylvania RR Co_._
Quincy Mining Co___
•
51%
51%
1998
% Mar
'
New
Racing Association,,—_1
Companies
,1
England Electric System
20
Service
Northern
i
Jan
377a
Jan
I
Narragansett
National
.A 58%
% Jan
75% Jan
10
;
Jan
Apr
30
"
,
Kennecott
,
"
Apr "
'
Cincinnati Transit 4 Vis
61% Feb
33%
'•
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54
Feb
37%
356
Feb
57
—
-
.
5
—_
20% Jan
Jan
50
10
'
Co
"5T%^(Apr
Apr
Apr
75% Feb
—
55%
—
5
•
Island
—
*
;
General Electric Co
Gillette
—
100
Inc
Co—
♦
■"
59%
_12%
—
Feb
173a
■-
-16%
—
45%
20
--..
265
33%' 33%
f.V 50
25% '..;.25% 2576V 65
1
:
U S Steel
47% '
-
—i-5
——-
U S Shoe
,
66% * •
66-% 66%
88''-<^i?'36%t88%
Carbide—_
Union
•*327%
Jan
135
-
25%
25% V;.-24%
25:
—
.———
,•?--■ High
25%
-
1st pfd class A
cum
First
I
St
",Z
10
com
47 %. '.
IZZZZZZIo:
Sunray Oil
Texas
17%
55%^^53%:.-'55%7^..
(N J)
Standard Oil (Ohio)-!:.
•;
T
33
38
42% t::v41%r 42%
.
Oil
BONDS
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc
4%% cum pfd
—25,:.
Standard Oil
Standard
j
24% Mar
21 Ve
--
Rand,...—.
(Indiana),——
Sperry
49%
17%
50C.
LOW
r
^
27%
50%
27%
•
15
...
High
vLow.
.
3
Mobil
Socony
High
Va Mar
26 Va
174% 175 Va
—
*
—
11%
111
25
Prop Trust",——.
Boston & Piovidence RR—:
Range Since Jan. 1
High
'A**
—100
a.3.
Par
Roebuck
Sears,
Shares
'
50
—
Boston
11%
25
100
Albany RR
of Prices
Low
5
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Frice
i£?r
»*
.rf, ■
,
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
•
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
^
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
•
Sales
Week's
Friday
Boston Stock
23%
Feb
25%
27%
26
27%
2 800
25%
Apr
30 y4
1%
1100
1 %
Jan
1%
14%
1000
13%
Apr
9%
27%
Jan
17
Jan
22%
Jan
20c
5
(Un)—
41
i
—
14%
l
11%
5
29%
■—,12.50
15
18
__
-
1%
14%
n5/a
29%
42
10
900
'80o
29%
1000
18
18'A
'500
25%
26
250
May
Jan
Jan
Jan
16
Jan
13%
Apr
"
Feb
18-% Feb
32
Apr
,
26% Mar
!
8'.'
Number 5739
187
Volume
The Commercial and Financial
.. .
Chronicle
(2033)« 37
OUT-OF-TOWN
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Low
■
•Carrier Corp
•
;i%:r
i%
■'
40%V
■
•
,
9%
Jan
12 % Mar
1%
Jan
.2% Mar
32%
Jan
12
40 Va
16 %
Apr
1%
Feb
2Va
45%" "'.*.'
-
400
41%
Jan
28%
1,000
28 %
Apr
35%
3i>% ♦**'"*200
19' "
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50
31%
Jan
17%
46
„-
Apr
Jan
'
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20%
Jan
56
57
.53%
54%
14%
15-
,600
11 %
Jan
16 Va Mar
23%
200
19 Va
Jan
23 Vz
22 %
23%
22 Va
22%
.300
19%
Apr
8%
8%
700
7 Vb
Jan
280
"V
52% Mar
57
900
48.
54 34 May
.Apr
Apr
.
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130
130
Apr
23%
Jan
9
29%
29
29%
500
10
34%
33%
34%
1,600
*
14%
Jan
16
16%
Jan
26Va
Apr
13
Jan
21% Apr
28
Apr
39% Mar
(Minnesota)
Northwest
—
37%
37
19%
19%
20
.10
707/a
70%
70%
1
13%
13 Va
13%
12
55%
55%
55%
33%
32%
33%
32
32
34%
32%
69
68 Vz
Bancorporation..
69
Feb'
56%
14 Vb
37%
Oak Manufacturing Co
Ohio Edison Co
1,700
45
;*Feb
513 a
Feb
Ohio
34%
Jan
Oil
•
(Un)
Co
28
Jan
Jan
84
300
79%
Jan
84
Feb
Oliii-Mathieson
40
300
37% Mar
40%
Jan
Owens-Illinois Glass
12%
12%
100
12
Jan
14
18%
Apr
16
1,900
18%
'/
Chemical
22Vb
Feb
Pacific
Jan
18%
Apr
Pan
47 Va
Apr
—6.25
Paramount Pictures
Jan
25 7
a
Mar
517a
Apr
'
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f
25%^
Controls
•
•
Cudahjr Packing Co
Curtiss-Wright Corp
51%
*
51%
600
4834
Feb
19%
47 Va
8%
*
20 Vb
47%
' **'
8V2
:
'
■
13%;/
13%
vf;
27%
10%
Jan
20 Va May
47%
Apr
Jan
8%
Apr.
11%
Jan
14 Vb
Jan
28 Vz Mar
People's Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pfizer (Charles) & Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
24
10%
Philco
700
24%: Jan
400
7%
Jan
21% Mar
1,200
Apr
'Jan
28
Dodge Manufacturing Co___—a_
Chemical
Dow
Du
Pont
Co
32%
34%
1,400
27%
17%
17%
17%
950
16%
56%
200
56%
5
—
18%
USA Inc—.—r_—.—1
de Nemours (Un)
5
Ltd
Drewrys
34%-
:—10
5
178
<E I)
Feb
12%
300
Jan
16
51
Jan
56
28%
1,900
"
Jan
33%
Apr
Apr
32% May
1,100
32%
700
26 %
Apr
34%
3,400
32%
Apr
43%
300
64 %
Feb
69
56%
400
49%
Jan
56 Vz
Apr
15
500
13% Jan
15 y.
Jan
37 Va
600
33 Va
38 Va
Feb
9%
10%
7,000
7% Jan
4%
2,800
3%
1,600
18 V
Feb
51% Apr
100
178%
178
Jan
Pulman
18%
Pure
Jan
(The)
174%
Co
11% Apr
37% Jan
46% Apr
19%
Jan
24
13 Vz
Jan
12%
12 Va
12%
46
46%
23%
24
65%
65%
600
50
Jan
65%
Apr
Apr
44 Va
45%
900
37
Jan
47
Mar
13
Jan
65%
1
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900
1,000
—
14%
14%
14%
500
•
(Un)—
—,
39%
38
39%
2,000
IIIII1
7
*
17% Mar
42 Va
36% Feb
100
7
5%
Jan
7
Jan
Apr
40%
41%
500
37%
Jan
41%
51%
51 %
200
44
Jan
-1—5
34 Va
33%
51%
34%
1,300
51% May
34% Apr
—5
43%
43
43%
300
'
—.
*
(Un)
Company
Oil
Jan
10% May
4% Apr
(Un)
29% Feb
Apr
Feb
,59
Jan
17
800
34 Va May
Am-
Feb
May
46
3
Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
Co
,
_33y3c
Public Service Co of Indiana
Company common:'.—
Apr
Apr
25
Pennsylvania RR
Jan
6%
Potter
Deere &.
72
50
17 Vb
.,
■
10%
10
41 %
.
—«
5
Peattody Coal co common
Penii-Texas Corp
common
'
.
—
500
2,300
V
10%
23%
23%;
:
13%
27
vf'"
v'
„
World Airways (Un)—1
1
(Un)
American
400
1,300
'
—
__5
1
(Uh)r
3,400
18%
■* '~*-
—
America——5
25
of
Co
25%
r
Co———
Crane
25
51%
_———.__
.
46 Va
-
20
Jan
63
4Va
56%
25
Electric (Un)——
&
Gas
5
Corp—
*
41%,.Jan
300
18 Vz " % 4,000
'47 :v% < 2,500
18%
•
-
950
Jan
18%
'■
*
—7.50
Oklahoma Natural Gas
84*
39%
~
47
16% Jan
4,800
Mar
49%
:rk'
700
38 Va
-5
Mar
Power Co—
(Un)
57
Iw
200
Jan
32% Jan
34% Mar
Jan
8,700
31 Va
(Uri'V———-10
Columbia. Gas System
88%
Jan
7% Jan
16
2,400
49 %
49% V
33 - V -32 Vz
Commonwealth Edison common—25
Consolidated Cement Corp"—.——.1
Consumers Power Co_:__L———_:—•
Container Corp of Amerifca-—i_:—5
Continental Can Co
j___10
Continental Motors Corp
___—1
29
Jan
15
Jan
a£."
6
13% Apr
15% Feb
28
Apr
:
800
21%
Jan
33%
15%
15
29 %
*
300
20%
44%
>
85% Apr
25% Apr
550
6Va
26%
123%
r-
600
26
23Va May
47% Apr
101% Feb
26%
67
84
88
III
(Un)
Illinois Corp
Illinois Gas Co
Northern
100
-_——15
Coleman. Co Inc _———-—5
Colorado Fuel: & Iron Corp—__.
—♦
Jan
Feb
135
Jan
43
21%
Northern
3,400
_
21 Va
200
13
•
v
31%
-
1,000
47%
iNorthern Natural Gas Co (new w i)—10
6
Northern Pacific Ry._
45%
-
86
23%
14%
North American Aviation
High
23%
6Va
North American Car Corp
31%
%
313 4
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
85%
10
&
44%
45
Shares
.25%
.5
Co
Standard
Tile
Northern States
,
(Un)
National
far Week
Range
46 Va
23%
1
Mfg.
New York Central RR
35 3 4 May
54
5
(Un)
Co
National
Mar
28 %
„
•
Chem
&
Gypsum
National Lead Co
Feb
44%
19
National
May
Jan
400
2;
National Distillers
Sales
Week's
ef Prices
Low
Far
High
28%
Cleveland- Electric Ilium—:
•
Low
-
-
Last
SalePrloe
1,300
2
45%
?
,
15%
1
2
Friday
Range Since Jan. 1
i% --3,9oo
40% ^
! - 500
16'
-1,000
40%
-
15%-
of America (.Urn)
aCorp
.—_.50ic
Central. & South West 'Corp^-cJ^'^l.iBCentral Illinois ■ Light Co.n——Jr:__:*;
Centra*: Illinois Public. Service—il__10
Champlin Oil & Ref common.:*—_—1
$3 convertible preferred._25
Chesapeake &, Ohio Ry (Un)....—25
.ChicagQ Milw St Paul & Pac—
•
Chicago-- & Northwestern Ry— ••
:
5% series A preferred100
Chicago-Rock Isl & Pacific Ry Co—_»
Chicago?South Shore & So Bend__12.50
Chicago Towel Co commou....
*
Chrysler Corp.—
——25
Cincinnati- Gas & Electric-—___._8.50
Cities Service Co__:—a—i-l-Ji
—10
Cleveland Cliff's- Iron common—
1
4 %% preferred
—.^.—biildO
CeJanese Corp
Ccnfclivre Brewing
•
--
ll=h
*
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ro
common.—.
11%
%
STOCKS
Shares
High
11%--
MAY
for Week
of Prices
Par
5
Hecla Inc.
—.
Canadian* Prospect Ltd.____:T—'.--2 16%c
Calumet
•
MARKETS
ENDED
Sales
Range
Sale Price
FOR WEEK
18 7
8
Apr
Apr
186%
Jan
Quaker Oats Co..
—
_
37%
43%
Feb
"
Wy
'■
Lines
Air
Eastern
Inc
Manufacturing
♦31%
1
10
7.50
—5
——____.
(Un)
Eastman-Kodak Co
Elder
—
_—
Elgin National Watch
•400-
13%
7%
Feb
Radio
Feb
107%
Apr
13%
Apr
13%
Apr
7%
Apr
8%
Feb
Revlon Inc
38
of America
Corp
(Un)—_
5
America
First
Ford Motor
Corp
15%
Jan
17%
Apr
50
15%
Apr
16 3 4 May
Jan
41%
Feb
River
17%
800
15
Jan
17%
Apr
10%
150
8% Mar
12
100
8%
13 Va
77%
80
300
Brothers
Jan
Raisin
General
Box
General
Candy
General
Dynamics
(Un)
—
55%
58.%
—5
General Electric Co
1%
53.800
3
Jan
70
80
Jan
3
May
Apr
900
8%
Apr
10%
Jan
56%
800
55%
Apr
6514
Jan
59 3 4
64%
Jan
4
Jan
57 Va
Apr
33%
Jan
38 Vb May
57
2,000
Apr
"
General
Foods
57 Va
*
t
37%
1—_—1.66%
General. Public
Utilities
General
1
Telepnone
Tire
43 Va
100
38
Jan
43% May
45%
"46%
1,400
40%
Jan
46 %
24 Va
10
_;__83V3C
Rubber—
&
—10
Gerber Products Co
17,500
43 Va
23%
24 Vb
5
Corp—Ji
(The)
Glidden Co
Co
1
10
—
(Un)
30
22%
Apr
45 Vz
100
44 Va
Jan
51% Feb
37 Vb
400
33%
Apr
38
29%
30
400
28%
Apr
34% Mar
74%
75%
600
70
Feb
82
33%
-
—;
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co—.
5
Steel Co
.__ 12.50
:7
Granite City
Lakes Oil
Great
Greif Bros-Cooperage
Greyhound Corp
Griesedieck
Gulf
:
Royal
28
1
HeUman (Gj Brewing Co____-—-—-1
Hein Werner Corp
2
Hammond
•.
Heller
34%
500
28%
Jan
34% May
Jan
Inland
Products
Development
Steel
International
-
International
Shoe
International
Interstate
Tel
Co
Kennecott
Copper
Kimberly-Clark
Salle
Laclede
Leatb
Extension
Co
Gas
&
Co
University—
common—
Bend
(Un)
Chemical Co common
•\> 7% preferred
Lytton's (Henry C) & Co
Co
Pacific
Southwestern
Service
Public
Jan
37
Jan
Standard Brands Inc
Jan
16%
Apr
Standard
Oil
of
8Va
Jan
9%
Standard
Oil
of Indiana
114 Va 116 Vz
400
101 Vb
Feb
Apr
116% May
Standard
Oil
Oil
'
28
28
13%
35
100
Jan
31%
Feb
Jan
27
15
Jan
Jan
12%
14
200
11%
400
11%
Jan
14
17 Va
Jan
23 3 8
May
36%
Apr
44 Va
Feb
16
Feb
18 Va Mar
1,200
2%
Jan
3% Mar
3%
950
2%
Jan
3%
17%
18%
850
17%
Feb
31%
32
28%
Jan
33 Va
17%
17%
500
17 % May
8%
650
31%
17%
-8!
•8
Apr
86%
700
74
Jan
86 Vj
31
32
450
31%
Apr
34
30%
32
1,600
27%
27
28
800
27
94%
92%
38%
37%
400
34 Va
Feb
38 V4 May
34%
700
29%
Jan
34%
15%
16
1,200
13%
Jan
16
<N
Equipment
5
4
Minneapolis
1
*
10
Chemical
Morris
(Philip)
Motorola
Machine Tool
Sundstrand
Mid-Continent
Sunray
Swift
&
Muter
& Co
(Un)
Oil Co
For
footnotes
see
page
44.
Jan
Apr
26
Feb
29%
Apr
42
Apr
35%
200
17%
14Va
21%
5,100
50
20O
17% May
9% Jan
21% Jan
100
42% Jan
43 ya Feb
35
Feb
53% May
10
Feb
Feb
Jan
Mar
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
55%
200
400
200
47%
42%
12%
29Va
13Va
22
53Va
53Va
48 Va
50
2,300
41%
41%
5,800
55%
53
42Va
55%
47>/a
48Va
12%
33%
15%
127/a
34
15%
10Va
10 Va
150
4'A
4%
44%
1,800
44
20%
20%
450
400
__
53%
5,600
900
"
Apr
May
(Un)
35% May
20% Jan
14% Apr
23% Jan
50
42 Va
Apr
Apr
Apr
48%
Apr
13% Feb
34
Apr
15% Mar
12%
Utilities
25%
Jan
35 Va
35 Va
1,200
600
Tool
Edison
25% Mar
50
23% Jan
287a Mar
67%
67%
100
47
Feb
67 % May
10
10%
800
10
——
43 V4
43%
20%
20%
21
14%
23%
Feb
29
Mar
Union
Carbide
25%
Jan
27% Feb
Union
Electric
76 Va
Jan
90% Mar
Union
Oil
56%
500
47
Jan
56 % May
Union
Pacific
of
10
17%
18 Va
21
18
21
9
Jan
10
1,300
14
Jan
18 Va
May
United
19% Mar
23 V4
Jan
United
9%
Jan
Jan
1,500
72%
73%
300
66
Jan
73 V4
Apr
St
35
900
32%
Apr
43
Feb
U
Fruit
2%
2%
200
2Vz
Feb
3V4 Feb
7%
7%
1,700
5%
Apr
34%
200
26 %
Jan
35
300
30%
Jan
37% May
Webcor
36 Va
Western
Apr
Jan
Westlnghouse Electric
Corp
15%
Jan
19%
Feb
Wieboldt Stores
43%
Jan
43 Va
Apr
Wisconsin
Electirc
Power
Public
Service
Apr
Apr
Whirlpool
7%
7%
7%
1,100
6%
Jan
7%
Feb
75%
700
73 Va
Feb
80%
Feb
Wisconsin
75%
500
28
Mar
31 Va May
53%
250
42
Jan
53% May
World
53
10%
10%
300
10 Va Mar
13%
Jan
Corp
25%
200
22
Jan
64
64
130
62
Feb
70
86
87%
1,500
84
Apr
97
Jan
30
1,300
27%
Jan
30
Apr
45%
46%
500
40%
Jan
46%
Apr
29Va
28%
29 %
5,600
25
Jan
29% May
59
60%
300
52 Vb
Feb
60 %
25 Va
25%
300
22
Jan
27% Feb
7%
7%
300
47%
48 Va
500
75%
77%
250
»F
W»
Co
Jan
48%
Apr
Apr
67 Vb
Jan
77%
Apr
9%
9%
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
33%
1,500
31 Vz
Apr
36%
Feb
61%
4,700
51%
Jan
61% May
35
.
35 Va May
300
„
34%
35Vz
700
27%
Jan
9%
9%
10 Va
10,000
9%
Apr
14 J/4
Feb
18%
18%
18%
200
15 ya
Jan
18%
Apr
58 Va
58%
59 Va
1,700
57%
Apr
65%
Feb
17%
17%
300
16% Mar
21
Feb
13%
13%
100
12%
Jan
14 %
Apr
19%
Jan
23% Mar
31%
Jan
36
Feb
23 %
Feb
■
22 Vz
27%
35%
35%
400
22 V*
83
22%
1,700
20%
Jan
44
44 Vz
1,100
36%
Jan
3,305
44 Vz May
32 Va
33
300
32%
Apr
36
.fan
83
83
100
80
Jan
83
May
8%
827/a
76 Va
150
8
Feb
9% Jan
200
69
Jan
84% Mar
100
69
Mat*
Jan
——
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Zpnl'h Radio Corp new com (Wi)
'
35
59%
*
Publishing Co
(Wm) Jr Co
Wrigley
Yates-American Machine Co
3
7%
32%
44
41V4 Mar
300
Apr
Jan
6%
61
10
Apr
Feb
36
48
«Un)—_
52 % Mar
4,500
25 Va
(Un)
36%
36
Feb
25%
36 Va Mar
36
Apr
46%
277/a
Apr
28%
200
27
87%
•
10
10
Jan
30
1,200
33 ya
Feb
25%
•
Inc common
Bankshares
43% Jan
2,000
3%
25%
2%
12%
5
Telegraph
Union
75%
3%
Apr
27% Jan
—1
34%
50 Va
Apr
Apr
May
800
—10
400
30%
25%
150
1
Inc
800
35%
40 %
22%
1,000
33 Va
5
50
50 Va
32 y4 Jan
40 Va
16%
50%
30
Mar
32 Vz
10
(Un)
Jan
34%
50
22% X23%
—1
—*
4
Co—:
Jan
35%
Jan
38Va
._5
(Un)
36%
30%
43%
Apr
10
RR—
37
31%
14% Apr
10
Co
Walgreen
Wisconsin
30%
Jan
Apr
6%
42%
12%
387/a
_•
U S Steel Corp
343i
31 % Mar
100
26
Corp.,
Co
14%
200
•
Gypsum
States
Industries
S Rubber
22 %
49 Vz
1
Corp
(Un)
California
Corp (Del)
United
34
9
'
8
9%
19 % Mar
49 Vz
33 Va
United States
100
Apr
45
450
——
Aircraft Corp (Un)
United Air Lines Inc
100
13 % Mar
300
Apr
42% Apr
49 Vz
—
United
10
Feb
2
(Un)
—
Salle
400
-
55 Vs
1
24 Va
>
67%
«...
8
208
400
287A May
68% Apr
6,200
1,200
Co_.
Jan
300
Feb
26%
•
Jan
87%
37%
68 y2
5
6%
26 Vz
Apr
Apr
28%
_
Corp
83%
35 Va
27%
Co
Ex-distribution,
La
Apr
24%
26%
Company
Transamerica
21%
66 %
28
8
-TBoc
Power
So
_
Apr
Mar
32% Jan
1,200
34%
34%
—
Thompson Products
Trane
24 %
347/a
*
Co
Inc
Toledo
25%
4%
46
25
Texas
Thor
__
2Va
39%
15%
20%
29%
3.33%
Gulf Producing
Textron
4%
1
(The)
Co
Texas
53%
50c
52 Va
17%
14 Va
21%
x29
25
7.60
Gas Transmission Co_
Tennessee
Texas
10%
3
Company
247/a
55% May
35%
17%
__
5
Company
Woolworth
—-*
5
Inc
22%
46%
43
277/a May
9% Jan
35% Apr
32Va Feb
44Va
•*
2
(Un)
Montgomery Ward & Co
1,100
1,400
1,400
Jan
43 Va Mar
24%
10
1
iUn>
Corp
12.50
Co
Manufacturing
Monsanto
23%
58 Va
51
Apr
23 Va Mar
21%
1
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Sunbeam
55%
!0
Cement
25Va
8
Feb
34%
100
—
261/4
7
25
•
25
1
Middle South Utilities —:
Portland
9,900
100
8%
32 Va
500
10
24%
8612
(Un)—12.50
Mississippi River Fuel
8%
58% Jan
900
Stone Container Corp
Storkline Furniture
40 Ve
18
Modine
Apr
29%
1
5
Apr
17%
Missouri
Jan
42
22
Corp
Feb
600
Co
Mfg (Un)
11
46 s/b
41
22
29%
10
(Ohio)
Co
Standard Railway
Stewart-Warner
6
1,000
&
Jan
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
Apr
Feb
Feb
Apr
Jan
33%
22
8%
22%
53
49%
7
-Un)
J»
35
49%
Brewing
51
*
400
49%
Min
23V4
55%
6.25
200
6
49%
Minnesota
27'/a
6%
27%
28%
18%
200
450
100
-
25
(U11)
California
37 Va
37%
-45
Scott
27
8%
5
Tri-Continental Corp lUn)
20th Century-Fox Film (Un)
48%
&
Feb
29% Feb
2,200
48%
Chapman
31%
94 Va May
94%
38%
1
Merritt
Feb
33%
16
lb%c
-
May
Apr
85% Jan
300
1
Jan
27
5
7.50
32%
Un
Feb
82%
31%
Co
Feb
10 Va
31
32%
1
19%
Apr
8
85%
36%
Co
27%
__
7%
Feb
37%
(The)
75
3,700
700
__
56%
7%
32%
28%
21%
41%
65% Mar
32%
28%
20%
41%
Jan
18 Va Mar
800
18
—*
&
55%
7%
__
50c
2
«Un)
Spiegel Inc common
Square D Co (Un)
14%
Marshall Field common
Medusa Portland Cement
76 % May
24 Va Apr
9% Feb
37%
1
Sperry Rand Corp
25
37 Va
Merck
Jan
20% Jan
.
2,500
•
(Un)
Co
50
4
Martin
Apr
Apr
64
300
550
46%
5
(Un)
700
Mfg
Marquette Cement
14%
44 Va Mar
44
5
Works
Lathe
Southern
Southern
9%
3%
*
common
Lindsay
•
South
16%
3%
3%
8.75
*
5
Corp
24%
9%
46%
5
15
(Un)
36 Vz
9%:
2%
r
33 %c
Libby McNeil & Lit}by
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
.
Oil Corp
Mobil Oil
Socony
16%
50
10
(Un)
Corp (Un)
76%
33
Jan
Jan
Shinkle Shoe—__*
Laughlin Steel (Un)
&
Kaiser Alum & Chemical—
,
Sinclair
May
Apr
16%
—
.'. Kansas Power & Light
La
B__—
Signode Steel Strapping Co—
1%
16%
(Un)—:—.—•
3.50
Tel
&
Power
75
8% Jan
32 Vz
1
Co
41 Va
*
Co
900
1,000
10
1.40
1
Pen class
30
31%
(Un)_
Johnson Stephens &
■'*
&
A)
Jan
300
Harvester
Paper
Jones
(W
Jan
36%
*
International
x
Roebuck
Sears
Sheaffer
1% Mar
23%
—*
Co
International Mineral & Chemical
i
Electric Co
Schenley Industries (Un)
Schering Corp
Sangamo
35
36%
1
:—'—-1
Co
Interlake Steamship
?
1,800
10
5
26
22%
Co__—:
—
400
14%
38%
24
10
*
12
class A
300
36%
10
*
Central RR
Indiana Steel
Industrial
Jan
76%
—20g
Stockyards
Sylvania Electric Products
Illinois
'
.
Co
100
»/
-
Paper
300
23%
1
Illinois Brick Co
r
Public Service
Regis
lVz
200
1
Inc
Hupp Corporation
National
Louis
St
40%
12%
13%
—3
Inc
Louis
St
30
1
Co
Industries
Industries
Howard
i.
&
Corp
Houdaille
Jan
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1,340
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May
31
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:
600
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4
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39
-
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535
174
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Caterpillar Tractor Co common
Celanese Corp; of America
Certain-4eed Products Corp
Cessna
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24%
,
3
Apr
5(5 7
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1,65 May
1574 Apr
118
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9
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Canadian Pacific Railway (Un)—-
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23
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7,420
21
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Honolulu Oil CorpC
30
53c
157V
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preferred
Hercules
Jan
674
V
4074
16%
35 T«
Hawaiian Pineapple.—
Apr
I1
4
,
34
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Corp.
Corp
Oil
Hancock
Jan
Finance Plan common--
1,455
34%
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"Western
Apr
27
Budget
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Gulf Oil Corp (Un)
Mar
6G
Civ
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Burlington Industries Inc (Un)
Burroughs Corp _.i
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1.90
/
Jan
3372
140
23%
2274
•
389
71%
Apr
TV 43% Apr
Jan
40%- Jan
Apr
•
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21
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-
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Rubbery-.
Jan
3fa Apr
55% Apr
4% Apr
30c
(Un)_;
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Great
Greyhound
Jan
21%
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65%
2074 Apr.
1.65
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May
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Feb
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4
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43%
1.65
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(B
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Grumman
13%
Mar
13%.
407c
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Feb
14-v.
^
150
297
&
Granite City Steel Co
1374 Mar
Jan
42
2
71374
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•
27 J/a
(Un)—
Goodrich
Grace
174 Mar
Jan
Co
Goodyear
Jan
4174 v-Feb
Apr
4c
11,200
18%
Jan
1074
372
Gc
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1
200
3.G45
18% Apr
56 74 Apr
Jan
1574 Mar
36 lit
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McBean
Glidden
2574. Jan
157
17-%
30%
4174 Feb
Feb»
250
467V
257
1
Good Humor Co of Calif
■
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc..
Budd Company
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Borg-Warner
50c
19%
24 Va
2
.
Jan
Products
Gladding
Apr
21c
17%
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(Un)
Airplane/Co
7
8
35c
p i
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Apr
Apr
10%
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Bishop Oil Co
Black Mammoth Cons. Mill
574
6
350
l
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(Un)
Blue Diamond Corp_„
•
8
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47/a Jail
2.85 ■Mfir
2,150
1,850
1,072
2,300
6
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Feb
5714 Jan
2474
,
-
10,298
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474
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Gillette Company
Gitnbel Brothers (Un)
Feb
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333/-
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203«
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17!%
20
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37
1774
37%
common
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Apr
277«
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Benguet Cons Inc (Un)
Boeing
1174
Feb
7%
Bethlehem Steel Corn
'
Jan
2474
1
Aircraft
Aircraft
974
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Corp
Barnhart-Morrow
Beckman
180
11%
100
Bankline Oil Co
Barker
11%
a2fl% a27r%
13
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15
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287^
General Motors COrp com-
Getty Oil Co common-
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp (Un)
8-
JanV
Jan
.3974
,
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Baltimore & Ohio RR
Apr
48%
62fv-:
5
Explor Co of Calif
teGeneral Paint Corp
1st
pfeferred
874- Feb;,.
;
5%
1,342
4474 Mar
6534 May
19% Jan
Apr
674
1,134
35 y Feb
2(i3% Mar
/17%-Apr
Mar.
38
—-4-2.
Co_.
General Foods Corp
!
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274 Feb-
130
6%
-
(Un)
•
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60-
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1,90.59
-
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173/4
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Apr
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Jan
-
12 7
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61} May
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13 7V
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1,649
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416
3974
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712
Apr
•
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Genei ul Dynamics Corp-—h-—.
General Electric: Co
(Un)-.
Apr
4674
1774' Jan
750
774
Apr
Fell
Jan
'34Va Mar.
2,804
35%
26%
2274
2674
190
35%
Apr
3974 Apr
688
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1,570
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4774 Mar
-
2,399
44%
520
18 7 a
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Apr
3074
.
4074 Feb
1,129
V
5
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1.10 Jan
-
Feb
Jan
'247 * ;
2,677
18%
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(Un)_
Corp
Fr'uehauf
Apr'
8674
Feb
10
<Un)_
Atch.TOp &.Santa Fe (Un) com
Refining Co (Un)J—
Atlas Corp (Un»___
;
;
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701
—10
Gas
Armco Steel Corp (Un)
Aveo Mig Corp
80%
27%
;60
:
44% Mar
Jan
85'%
.25
Atlantic
„
85 V
-
16%.
141
"■ it'eioi
American Tobacco Co (Un)_
9.3/4
•
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Friden Inc
1474 Mar
Jan
;
35
24
1674
16 3 i
4274
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2074
36
44-
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v
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7% Jan.
100
13%
65%
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a
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8% Mart'
200
13
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7,105'
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86c
646:
41%
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Jan
27
12
20%
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Apr
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20
12%
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American Tel Si Tel Co,
100
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Va Mar i-1
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Florida Power & Light
.
Apr
Apr
Jan
130
13%
25
Jan
3974
50
10%
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3,070 'I
11
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f
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-
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1
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Apr
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.
131
865
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756
14
20
;
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Jan
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32%" Apr
30% Apr
157a Apr
6 ; Apr
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753
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14%
250
3374
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327
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27.Jan
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33
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2,057
3274 '' V
3074
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——
Exeter Oil Co Ltd Class
Apr
-
209
•
•
Jan
2674
Jan
Feb
2274
04%
•
Eureka Corp
574 .Jail
G10
24%
27%-
17%
111
(Un)
com
55% Mar
Apr
230
27%
(Un
-'
(Un)
Apr
9774
-
Corp
Phono
&
High
31%
-
Jam
3,229
73%
—.—
49 V2
525
1.20
Jan
Products
Radio
Emerson
.
307b
.
4
Emporium Capwell Co
Erie Railroad Co (Un)
Feb
479
73%.
94%
:
974
v
1574
5
Co (Un)_
Share
Bond &
*
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430
32%
106 10774
3
Natural Gas Co com—
Paso
Electrical
18 % Mar
Jan
•-
-
22%
•24 Va
76c
585
•
5
.
57% May
Jan
7% Jan
11,800
55
0
447A
189
95c
55
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Electric
4374 Feb
250
57 Va
8%
3874 May
14% Jan
273
18
'
57%
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——
—
18
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222
38%
.
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
■
3174
10
Co. (Un)-,
Kodak
Eastman
■\ High
LOW.
High
3874
(Un)
Air Lines
Eastern
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
LOW
32
1
for Week
Range
.
Par
Shares
of Prices
Last
,
Sale Price
for Week
Range-;/
Sale Price
„.
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
Pacific Goast Stock
50e
•
64
1 (i
153
Apr
1,149
Jan
17
1,132
■A
Apr
0-64 Apr
n
1.000
%
Jan
14%
'
a
-
17
9/64
1 1
15 34
916
13% Mar
1%
Feb
4/11 /.
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Number 5739 ...The Commercial
.Volume 187
and
Financial Chronicle
(2035)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Par
Niagara
Moliawk
Corp Ltd
Nor don
Norris
Oil
Power
Co
American
Aviation
North
American
Invest
Pacific
Northrop
38c
(Un)__
Railway (Un)_.
Aircraft
1
38c
2,785
1714
50
3814
100
22
23
23
High
Jan
35
Jan
52c
Jun
1.50
25%
Jan
2.00
Feb
33%
Par
Carbide
Oceanic
Ohio
Olin
Petroleum
20c
Oil Co
Oil
Co
1.85
1.80
Union Oil Co of Calif
Feb
Jan
39% Mar
22 %
Apr
24%
Jan
Electric
Co
(U11)__,._
Mallheson
*
6,000
33%
34%
2
812
3314
34V
1.50
1,150
33
Corp. IIHI-5
Chemical
2 (4
2,184
Jan
2.05
Feb
2%
Jan
Sugar
rucilic
Cement
-5
as
Aggregates-.
Pacific Clay Products.
Pacific Finance Corp
6%
1st
5Vu%-
Air
Aircraft
Fruit
5'/o
red
.
5'<o
red
U
S
Plywood
Rubber
9
Jan
10%
12:! i
112 1a
13
1,370
9%
Jan
24%
24% >
Apr
13% Mar
1,980
481b
22%
Jan
48 %
S
Steel
Jan
50
pfd class A—{
red
1st
pfd—.
1st
L
—
Industries
220
Sugar
Co
56
56%
6,345
48%
Jan
33 Tit
57%
Apr
Victor Equipment Co
Washington Water Power
4,421
31% Mai-
33%
Apr
Weill
29%
244
28% Mar
30%
Apr
Westat.es
20%
26%
Mar
370
26
Mar
26%
27
27
26
Mar
26
27%
Jan
523
24%
Feb
2614
Jan
2414
&
Pacific Lighting Corp com
$4.75 conv preferred
24%
282
23%
Apr
24%
Jan
Western
52
230
50
Jan
4 la
•
56
Feb
Western
4%
315
Jan
Western
li
V
Paramount
Parke,
Pictures
Davis
Penney
&
Corp
33'/3
3%
140
75c
151a
Jun
5%
(Chas)
&
Procter
&
Bottlers—-
Gamble
Puget Sound
Pullman
Inc
Pure
Co
Oil
Feb
115%
Dept
Wool worth
Richfield
Rohr
Oil
Regis
7
5%
Jan
15 Vs
Jan
Jan
39 Va
80%
Jan
93%
a24
a24
37L
19%
Jan
(F
2,628
2.90
Jan
3%
Apr
316
51% Jan
65%
37
Jan
47
266
12%
Jan
17
45%
Jan
Alan
3914
52% Mar
39
39%
1,267
36%
Feb
42 Vt
Jan
55%
Feb
61%
Apr
American
61 Va
60%
61%
1,195
1414
14%
14%
4.48%
1,145
Steel
Tel
14%
Feb
15%
Feb
45%
Jan
51%
Apr
Atlaxxtic
29%
Feb
34%
Apr
31%
32%
713
7
7
800
30%
Apr
5% Jan
35%
Jan
7% Mar
&
Inc
34%
Feb
39 %
Jan
350
15%
Jan
21%
470
37
Jan
44%
Apr
Apr
660
5
Mar
6% Mar
70%
Jan
85% Mar
21%
21 VA
21%
43
43%
44%
> 5%
: 82 V a
5%
V
•
Feb
HZ10
%
1
%
<
*,:
82%
83 V it
32Q1.
—
Week's
of Prices
Low
Transit
Co
for Week
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low-
High
75
75
14
75
Jan
75
Jan
73%
100
74%
309
65
Va
Jan
74%
174% 177%
175%
4,297
167%
Jun
177%
Apr
Apr
Apr
*
29%
29 Va
31%
965
24 V a
Jan
31%
.-6.50
34%
33%
34%
622
29%
Jun
34 VB May
11%
llVii
250
9%
Jan
5%
11%
6%
1,390
5%
Apr
14%
14%
14%
610
13%
Jan
16
40
39%
40%
965
35%
Jan
44>/a
45%
1,293
43%
Apr
40%' May
57% Jan
9 VB
9 Vb
100
8%
Apr
10%
Fob
.
Company
Campbell Soup Co_
Chrysler Corp
Sales
Range
1
common—
5
:
—1.80
25
45%
11%
Apr
7%
Jaxi
Jan
38%
Apr
44%
Mar
Delaware Power & Light comxnon_ -13%
49%
49%
50%
799
46 VB
Feb
Feb
Apr
25 Va
Apr
Duquesne
50%
13%
—10
38 Tii
38%
39%
2,210
34 %
Jan
39 Va
Jan
Apr
33
—10
31 VB
30%
31%
14%
235
26%
Jan
31%
8%
Jan
Apr
39%
39 Va
40
38%
28%
1,815
636
1,239
37%
Jan
41%
Fob
17%
17%
17%
570
76
15 VB
Jan
235
18%
Apr
ll1'4
1,013
Apr
a
—
74%
11%
85c
a
Apr
14% Apr
32 %
Jan
44% Mar
64
Jan
73%
11% May
13%
—
Electric
Light
Co.
Storage
Foremost
Battery
Dairies
.
•
Feb
88c
1,050
80c
Jan
90c
Apr
03%
512
56
Mar
64%
Apr
25%
125
25
Apr
26%
Feb
26%
409
23%
aJn
26%
43%
40%
3,323
37%
Jan
46% May
30%
;
■
Apr
20%
31%
Apr
31%
4.416
24%
Jan
25
290
23%
Apr
25%
320
10%
Feb
13%
General Motors Corp
Ginxbel Brothers
Hecht (The) Co common..
32
32%
415
27
Jan
321/2
Apr
1.66%
3 34 l'o
15
preferred
:
38 Vt
9,747
33%
Jan
38%
26%
27%
110
21 '/a
Jan
27%
28 Va-
22%
Jan
27% May
28% Mar
75
75
14%
15%
20
20
31%
31%
32%
185
31
Mar
36%
Jan
49
47%
49%
1,257
37
Jan
50%
Apr
14
14%
502
13Va
Apr
•
1
Pulp & Pap 5.12%
(Tlxe)
Co
Merck & Co
37
27%
'
100
Homasote Co
Hudson
37%
5
...
ser
B
15%
pfd-25
1
157
85
75
Api-
160
14%
Apr
17
50
19%
Feb
20% Mar
75
Apr
Feb
Feb
32
...
Jan
12%
:
31%
Apr
20% Jan
20% Jan
23%
Apr
22
Apr
165
22
23%
Apr
21%
21%
186
18% Jan
23
40%
41%
705
33%
Jan
42% Mar
41%
J
Feb
Mar
18%
19%
933
17%
Jan
20
27%
27
27%
2,364
25%
Jan
27% May
6%
0%
6%
3,505
4%
Apr
7
Apr
20%
20%.
395
25%
Apr
30%
Jan
4%
4%
112
:
4%
4% Mar
71
70
72%
133
13%
13%
13%
1,340
40%
55%
39%
40%
2,552
32
1,208
46%
4)0%
55%
49Va
51
1,117
45
Jan
54
55%
2,631
49 Tit
Jan
26%
20%
27
59%
Mar
4% May
13% Mar
—«
54
46
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a
Feb
Pennroad
Inc—
32
55%
370
16
Corp
Pennsalt
46
115
42%
291
22
101
21%.
23%
Jan
.—1
.
Chemicals Corp
j... ..10
—
51 Va
280
50
Apr
56%
Jan
47 VB
863
41V4
Jan
47 %
Apr
12%
2,873
12%
12
11%
Apr
13%
Feb
34 Vt
34 Vt
36
28
Jan
34 Vt
Apr
40%
40 VB
41 Vt
5,005
4,104
37 Va
Jan
41 % May
IIo
—3
Co
Feb
50%
45%
'«««.
•
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Mfg
15 Va
51
—5
Philco Corp
Potomac Electric Power
..10
common
6%
corn-
.
•
6 Vt
7 Va
4%
Jan
14 Vt
14 Vt
14%
832
12 V4
Jan
17
mmm*
24%
25 Vt
4,899
21%
Jan
25 Vt
Apr
13
13
40
11%
Jan
13%
Apr
35%
.
34%
35%
1,510
29%
Jan
35% May
Apr
25%
—1
.
Service Electric & Gas
•
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,
Progress
r
46
•
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR .i
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Philadelphia Electric common
Public
14%
7%
Apr
Mar
Jan
40% May
55% May
Feb
25% Mar
16%C
68 % Mar
Feb
24 a24%
23 Va
52%
•
-
Apr
56 T'a
Apr
27
Apr
48%
Apr
common
50
21 Va
22%
421
21%
•
62%
62
63%
677
56
Feb
64% Mar
Scranton-Spring Brook Water Serv—•
19%
19%
19 Va
680
16%
Jan
19%
Apr
Apr
Paper Co
—
Smith
Kline
South
Jersey Gas
Sun
Oil
& French Lab
—33%o
Union
Trust
United
73%
72 %
73
238
59%
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of
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Washington Gas
32
955
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31%
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250
29%
28%
29%
178
25
Jan
29 % Mar
42
40%
42 %
321
35 3 i.
Jan
37%
37%
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16
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73
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31%
58% May
68%
Apr
Jan
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7%
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Jan
39%
40%
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34%
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41%
42 V*
373
34
Jan
40 % May
42 % Apr
1975
8334
84Vt
$1,900
73%
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83
13'%
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40
Feb
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36
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Feb
31%
36
1
Mar
31b
42% May
37Ta Apr
.
1
2%
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128
%
17%
5,811
17(4 May
21
345
10
Jan
14%
225
42 Va
Jan
52% May
50 %
48%
50%
8,092
43%
Feb
42
41%
95%
54%
42 %
55%'.
3,614
33%
Apr
35
35%
.
Feb
47%
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Feb
55% May
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162
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Apr
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4%
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207
1
20%
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35
396
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28
27%
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07
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2,140
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series
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Allegheny
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Armstrong Cork Co
Blaw-Knox
44.
27 %
26%
27 Vt
18%
18 Va
High
Jan
37
158
22%
Jan
27 Va Mar
45
23%
Feb
28% Mar
Mar
Apr
18%
308
7%
V/a
7 Va
1,364
6'/a
Jan
18% May
7% Mar
38%
38%
39 Vn
271
34%
Jan
39 Vt
Equitable
McKinney
Feb
28
«/a May
68 %
May
19
Mar
Gas
Co_
649
19%
Jan
24
1.628
20
Jan
23 Va
38 Vt
38%
40 Va
3,326
31%
Jan
40
8
Apr
22%
22%
24
1.884
22%
Apr
25 %
Apr
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San Toy Mining
12%
12%
12%
1.971
11V
Jan
13 %
Jan
United
6%
7
413
Jan
7 Va
Apr
U
32%
33
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19
19%
25%
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10
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a
5
13 Vt Mai-
Plymouth Oil Corp
24%
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11%
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2.50
2%
2%
71 Vai
10
7
1
31 Vt
1
24%
11%
10
31%
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1
Jan
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Jan
23
Mar
24%
Apr
43
3,843
79
7 Va
50
21
22%
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5
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138
2%
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72 %
5
16
26V«
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HVe
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2 Va
Jan
15 Va Mar
2%
67% Feb
6%
22
Feb
77 Vt Mar
Jan
7%
Mar
25 Va
Fob
Jan
Apr
3
Feb
28 %
Jan
2,640
13%
Jan
79 % May
1.416
22%
Jan
27
33
.<
Natco Corp
;
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh Screw <te Bolt Corp
10%
1
1
Supply
22%
31%
.—8.50
Manufacturing
Fuel
23 Tit
—■
Low
32
55
*
10
1
25
3.3%
25%
5
21%
19%
(Un)
Range Since Jan. 1
High
32Til
10
Gas System
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pittsburgh
Light Co-
23%
32%
Shares
Columbia
10%
1
Low
Sales
for Week
Duquesne
21 Til
1
Range
25%
..
—10
23%
5
Week's
of Prices
33%
Co
10
...
Trans World Airlines Inc
Last
Sale Price
2
_
Jan
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
STOCKS
1
_
_
A
May
3
25
(Un)
5s
50 3 4 May
42 Va Apr
10
-
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Apr
52%
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Jan
J 4%
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Apr
17%
14%
52%
—7
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Jan
1)35% a35%
17 3 a
11%
0
1
65 Va
26%
31%
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page
Apr
691
31%
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see
22 Va
57%
135
718
2
common
footnotes
Jaxi
818
5,855
'
20
...
For
18%
58%
41
25
....
Jan
Jan
58%
«...
10
-
32%
4014
5
distribution
Apr
12%
21%
23%
25
25
Thriftimart Inc
Tidewater Oil common
Ex
Feb
18%
275
21V.
31%
14%
23%
25
TreeSweet Products Co
Tri-Continental Corp (Un)
Warrants (Un)
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
49
Jan
21%
25
Tennessee Gas Transmission
Transamerica Corp
Jan
15 %
$134 V4 a36%
12.50
Corporation
City Electric Co..
Mountain
Inc
Jan
44%
22% Mai-
2
(Un)__:,
Bylvania Electric Products
Textron
10 Va
100
Jan
25%
•
Co
790
1,565
4
17%
7.50
Bwift & Co
Texas Co (Un)
Texas Gulf Sulphur
21%
18 V
Feb
8 8c
10
Oil
48%
Apr
<■
-
Bunray Mid-Continent
48%
Apr
Feb
Mar
17 %
11%
lg
(Un)
23
26%
1
2.50
(Un)
Inc
Apr
Feb
1
Instruments
Webster
19 3 it
Jan
12%
Btandard Oil Co
Sterling Drug
350
11%
20%
ll'/a
9
38%
Standard Brands Inc (Un)
Btandard Oil Co of California—Ifi%
Standard Oil Co' (Ind)
—25
Stone
20%
Jan
45%
21%
3
Studebaker Packard
Apr
8Va Max-
14%
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Statham
34
40%
.
Corp
300
14%
85
Southwestern Public Service
Bperry-Rand Corp
Spiegel Inc common
Warner
64c
310
253
•
Stanley,
Apr
8 Til
22%
1
(Un )
55c
Jail
Apr
Mar
555
12%
(U11)
(Ohio)
21
387
100
:
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40 Va
15%
—...25
of N
Jan
Jan
25%
710
A
27%
36 Va
12
612
.
Apr
237
254
V
21%
23%
common
6% Mar
15%
21%
-
24%
Jan
25%
21%
23%.
(Un)
320
5%
21%
23%
Southern Calif Petroleum
Oil
'• Mar
35%
18
Baldwin-Lima-Hamiltoxx
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Southern Co (Un).
Southern Pacific Co
Southern Railway Co
44
35
'
10
__
610
21.%
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&
185
23%.
.
ser
39% Feb
8%
1
52
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preferred
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preferred- —100
34%
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6%
5%
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pfd
cum
pfd
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Southern Cai Gas Co pfd
17%
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51%
0
4.88%—
24%
39 Vt
56c
11%
*
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*
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(Un)
American Stores Co
Scott
pfd
1.50
17 3a
Par
Wood
Reading Co
Cum
5%
24%
39%
20%
•*.
Mar
1,360
10
'Binclak- Oil Corp (Un)
Bocony Mobil Oil Co (U11)
Southern Calif Edison Co
61% May
Mar
14 %
20 g
(Un)
class A
Jan
Sale Prifee
51%
1.66%
Co
51%
200
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
50%
20
Gas
6,507
42
...
STOCKS
1414
1
&
Jam
61%
12.50
(Un)
common
51
1
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35
'
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1414
62%
i
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56c
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467
1
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23% Mar
3%
3'4
5
Incorporated (Un)
Sharon Steel Corporation
Shasta Water Co (Un)
Shell OH Co—
31%
Jan
10
Corp
(Un)
(Un)
Seaboard Finance Co
Bears Roebuck & Co
442
Apr
13%
.1
Schenley
Sobering Corp
Jan
33
Apr
Apr
1
-cam
Jan
29%
Feb
54%. Jan
11%
10
preferred
Industries
Apr
Apr
10%
26%
,
5
Youngstown Sheet <fc Tube (Un)..
13%
31%
82%
1
preferred
5.60%
9%
140
42
17%
(Un).
Yellow Cab Co
395
1
Ban Diego Gas & Elec
31%
200
59%
61 %
1
Apr
1,487
2.50
Co
Jan
9%
27%
33
24%
(Un)
127%
1
com
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27%
9%
'
Jan
12%
5
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Feb
26%
27%
1
t.
118%
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921
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r
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43
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(Un).
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Jan
20%
Martin
.r
38
93 Va
3
Co (Un)
398
(Un)
5
Royal Dutch Petroleum
47%
,
—25c
*
Standard
Aircraft
47%
May
Apr
2
com
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
;
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)_„
Rheem Manufacturing Co
Rockwell
63
Feb
12%
5
I
Oil
Feb
16%
680
44%
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Ranch
53
65c
813
44%
Republic Aviation Corp (U11)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Rice
651
(Un)
5
Inc Co
63
526
1,045
64%
(Un)
(Un)
Revlon Inc
28%
1,905
314.
65%
Rayonier Incorporated
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Rexall Drug
18%
Jan
Stores
3
Railway Equip & Realty Co
Jan
22%
Jan
8014
1
Co
of America
15%
437
87
Baltimore
Radio Corp
1,041
25%
--*1.00
Ry Co
Union Telegraph
Wilson & Co Inc
3614
12.50
Timber
Apr
18%
63
Pacific
Apr
a94Vt
1
Inc (Un)
Pulp <te
29%
t
Wheeling Steel Corp
•
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp
(Un)
Philip Morris & Co (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
Jan
5%
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com
Apr
36
80
33V3c
Co.
45
50
—
24%
18%
24%
1,100
I
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Jan
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1
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Pennsylvania RR Co (U11)
107%
75c
1
(Un)
25
1714
17%
12614 127%
14%
1514
17%
126%
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40%
9314
c
1
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Pepsi-Cola (Un)
Pepsi-Cola United
1,285
63
Westlngnouse Elec Com (Un)
1,694
9314
100
(Un)
4 414
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.
Pacific Tel & Tel common
Pan American World Airways
•I
4414.
*
Pacific Oil & Gas Development
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Apr
29%
18%
(Raphael)
West Coast Life Insurance
Western Air Lines Inc
51 la
51
2
Co
Petroleums
Preferred (Un)
Jan
260
251.1
h>%
-10
Inc
preferred
28%
(Un).
Westinghouse Air Brake
$4.36
Apr
47
10
2 <)1 i
-25
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Pacific
30
Jan
25%
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331a
-25
Pacific
Jan
41
-16%
common
56%
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pfd——
27 To
2,458
6
33%
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red
535
47
II—i
1
.25
4.50%
29%
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Corp
Jan
29%
45%
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Corp
Consol
97%
26% Mar
41
.25
4.80';c
High
Apr
5
(Un)
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84%
29%
Co
Industries
S
U
Jan
1,212
10
(Un)_
.25
common.
pfd
1st
S
33 % May
43
87%
46 %
10
Inc
Coro
U
Jan
Apr
24%
.10
preferred
1st
400
Lines
Jan
29
32%
Universal
10%
Low
..12.50
United Gas Corp (Un)
—8
preferred
1st
4
Range Since Jan. 1
High
10
(Un)_.
Jan
—0
.
Gas .& Electric
pacific
10 J
Shares
25
common—
united
U
Pacific Amer Fisheries
(Un)
Union Pacific Ry Co
Union
United
1.85
214
1
for Week
85%
Union
United
Occidental
Low
Corp
Feb
33%
20%
Union
Jan
17
382
Sales
Range
of Prices
Apr
31c
500
Week's
Last
Sale Price
29%
5,045
1.75
29%
3gr4
5
Ine
Low
28%
29%
Friday
640
;tr>c
I
i
Range Since Jan. 1
High
*34%
17%
1
common-
MAY
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
1.75
1
North
Northern
34Va
-III
.
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Low
FOR
Sales
Range
May
Apr
S
,
Engineering & Foundry
Glass
Common
common
t c
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric Corp
y
10c
5
10c
12%
10c
13 Va
357
3,200
27% Feb
22% Jan
8c
Apr
20c
324
12
Jan
14
Feb
Jan
1
4
4.
100
4
Apr
6%
Feb
1
4
4
200
3 Vb
Fob
4
Apr
69
18 Vb
Jail
173
57 Vt
Apr
10
21%
21%
21%
12.50
58%
58
59
•
22%
Jan
65%
Fob
39
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
...
(2036)
Monday, May 5,
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
MAY
ENDED
3
Montreal Stock
Exchange
Friday
Sale Price
of Prices
Low
Abitlbl Power & Paper common.
4%%
27
24
Acedia-Atlantic Sugar common.
Class
Can
10
200
9
Jan
10
19
Apr
20
Jan
3,935
22
Jan
25% Mar
26%
20,710
25
Apr
31% Mar
22%
1,600
22%
Jan
23%
47
•47%
51%
1,020
43
:1a
:
43
18
145
49%
43%
Atlas Steels Ltd
*
1,984
Jan
44
18
49%
Jan
27%
Feb
32
Mar J
17
541
15% Mar
18 "
21%
." 100
20.
Jan
23%
of
Montreal
Bank of
42
44 %
3,273
38%
Jan
44 % May
55%
55
55%
196
51
Jan
55% May
41
40
41
400
37
Jan
41
36
—
Scotia
Nova
Banque Canadienne Nationale*
Bathurst Power & Paper class A
Class B„
Ball
a
Telephone
-28
5% preferred
preferred——
preferred
preferred —
5%% preferred
*<-
41%
17,322
39% Jan
150
41
Jan
125
45
Jan
6
5%
6
5,223
5%
Apr
36
37 y4
3,821
33%
Jan
79
135
77%
Jan
91%
91%
35
89%
Jan
45
42
48
49
120
47
51%
51%
540
48%
Jan
10
10%
2,165
•
38%
37%
38%
3,773
British Columbia Forest Products,.
British Columbia Power
—
*
77c
62c
British Columbia Telephone—
42
42
43%
65,383
240
Building Products
28
28
28
25
79c
Jan
Preferred
common
—•
-
-——
68%
50
Hoo
—.—
$1.30 preferred
Canada Iron
68%
Rights
-III
——
Apr
62c
Apr
39% Jan
42
79c
Jan
Apr
Jan
70%
102%
29
838
27
735
4preferred —
.w—100
Malting 4%% pfd
—26
Canada Safeway Ltd 4.40% pfd100
Canadian
5%
Bronze
Canner
Celanese
100
preferred
class
$1.75 series
Canadian Converters class B
Canadian
Cottons
Canadian
...
May
29
Mar
7 7o
85
Jan
98% Mar
Simon
Apr
25
Mar
50
90%
Jan
96
Apr
30%
Jan
40
Jan
1,135
40% Jan
45% May
29
30%
2,980
25
Jan
30%
290
25%
Jan
30% May
30% May
Steinberg's
29 %
8%
9%
450
8%
Apr
10%
Toronto-Dominion
96
Mar
96
31
13%
100
13%
Apr
14%
15
15%
910
13
Feb
31
75
30%
a4.00
n5
a 5%
104
12
11%
7%
12
1,800
5
28 %
31
Jan
a—
Triad
Mar
6
16%
17%
1,740
15
Feb
17%
18%
4,650
16
Jan
19
Jan
47%
47%
Preferred
47%
1,265
45%
Jan
25
1,010
23%
70c
4,940
50
Apr
May
23%
24%
3,593
21%
14%
14%
251
13
Mar
16
preferred
27
330
21%
Jan
27
Equipment—
10%
11%
3,687
7%
Feb
J)
al3
410
13
Feb
all all%
155
10%
Jan
5,418
16%
Jan
17
Crown
B
25 Vu
&
Co
Crown Zellerbach
27%
28
560
23
Jan
28
al7
al8
785
16%
Apr
17%
al7
al7
50
16
Feb
45%
17%
Distillers
Seagrams
Exploration
Dominion Bridge
45%
40
15%
15%
15%
275
2
Dome
22
21%
22%
-2.50
—
preferred
Corsets
Dominion Foundries & Steel
7.75
Jan
11%
710
14%
com-
23%
13
45
a._
Apr
Dominion Steel
Tar & Chemical
Redeemable preferred '
Dominion Textile common
-23%
•
preferred
Dow Brewery Ltd
•
•
23%
Jan
29
60
Jan
74
19
19%
500
18% Jan
22
58%
Apr
Feb
59%
782
51
12%
12%
4,009
21
21
8%
125
35
35
35%
437
18%
18
18%
2,430
,
fiddy Match
Jan
Jan
200
19%
Feb
1,380
7%
Feb
125
a23% a23%
Bstabrooks (T H) 4.16% pfd
Famous Players Canadian Corp
Ford Motor Co—
25
General Motors
Lakes Paper Co
a20
40
18
3,160
14%
Feb
a—
24
a38
90
38%
Feb
1,675
768
16%
22%
Jan
24%
7.50
7.50
360
6.90
Jan
34%
33%
34%
1,561
103%
103% 103%
Gypsum Lime & Alabas.
HI
2
55
68.1
18
May
8.80
Feb
27
Jan
101
Jan
104
Mar
54
Apr
65
Jan
34%
Apr
a37
a37
25
34%
Feb
35
Mar
28%
28%
840
27%
Jan
34
Mar
34%
35
510
28
Jan
-15%
38%
■1
•
Home Oil class A
54
35
T—f LD
Apr
Paper
16%
I—III-III*
B
Howard Smith
3,367
16
14% Apr
17%
Feb
14%
16
884
13%
Apr
*
27%
16%
28
297
25%
Jan
30
Feb
Bay Mining
•
42
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42
2,445
39% Apr
46
9
8%
9
200
40
May
41%
3,998
6% Jan
38% Mar
9
41%
13%
13%
41%
13'%
4,457
12%
Jan
6 Va
6%
13% May
920
5%
Jan
29%
6% Feb
30%
12.385
class A
Ltd
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of Canada com
•
6% preferred
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Corp common...
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50
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30%
26
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,
International Petroleum
International Utilities
Co
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Interprovincial Pipe Lines.
Jamaica
Public
Service
13
13
140
•
10% Mar
71
69%
71
13% Jan
8,088
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91
69%
Jan
89%
91
77% Mar
812
83%
Feb
91
Feb
May
com
Ltd
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Jan
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Feb
39
376
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25%
39
26
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37
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29
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2,991
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29%
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.
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88
65
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125
48
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22
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27% May:
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32
Apr
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32
May
42
Jan
48
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Mar
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5%
6
Feb
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100
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13
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2,290
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Feb
...
212
17%
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20
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Jan
34
Feb
103
Apr
110/
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725
66%
15% May
40% Mar
Jan
78
15% May
15
6
100
5%
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40% Mar
6
Feb
50
22%
Apr
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89
100
87
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90
8
Feb
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2
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12%
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24
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24
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Apr
Feb
46
Apr
Apr
24
Mar
May
20
May
:
350
42%
Jan
48
Feb
50
part 2nd pfd
Mills Ltd
45
700
89
a
69%
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20
Power Corp of Can 6% cum 1st
pfd—50
46%
Jan
a40
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Newfoundland Light & Pow Co Ltd_IlO
Northern Quebec Power Co Ltd com—*
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Apr
43
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5
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Apr
6- *
43 •'. Mar'
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28
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20
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44%
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19
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preferred
10
Mexican Light &c Pow Co Ltd com_13.5o
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Royal Dairies Ltd
43
Mar
2,018
—
6%
Corp
Apr
14
5%1
44%
50
common
42
32%-
32% vir31%
10
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150
100
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Low
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25
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Engineering Works Ltd
for Week
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of Prices
Low
5
Paper Inv Ltd
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21
21
305
10%
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19
19
25
26%
26
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24
5%
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50
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40
46
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pfd
red
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-
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23
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16
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15
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100
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3.60 Feb
;
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131%
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37
Mar
38%
Feb
37%
590
31%
Jan
37% Mar
40
75
39 V4
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40% Mar
53 Va
2,555
49
40% Mar
61%
79
165
66
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79
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7
7
112
7
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7
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79
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120
75
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16% Mar¬
is
46
49%
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Waterman Pen Co Ltd (L E)_
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23
36%
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;
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Apr
40
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100
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408
41
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41
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Apr
Jan
3.20
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6%
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Jan
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Algom Uranium Mines Ltd
Alscope
Feb
May
28'A Mar
Apr
87
Apr
55% Mar
48
22%
*
of Canada Ltd
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10%
8
23
*
•
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21% Mar
19
5
common,
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19
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100
5
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Mar
51%
—
Labatt Limited (John)
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
31
51%
common
Ltd
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Apr
13
.
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International Paper common
&
&
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Imperial Oil
new
18%" 19% >
125
>
Mar
♦
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Imperial Investment
Power
Zellerbach Corp
Feb
27
common
10
93%
Development Corp..
Investment Foundation Ltd common
22% Mar
25% Mar
54
70
East Kootenay Power l'7o cum pfd—.100
Motor Co of Can class A
;
•
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22%
24
100
Mar
-.15
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22
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34
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Jan
24%
10
Feb
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48
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May
35% Apr
18%
a__
Jan
29%
Apr
Jan
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd •
125
♦
5
common
preferred
General Dynamics
Jan
II*
Fraser Cos Ltd common
French Petroleum preferred
6%
24
a20
17%
Jan
15% Mar
16%
H37%
•
Foundation Co of Canada
Gatfneati Power
25
30
32% May
26% Apr
23% Jan
28% Feb
33
"29
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9% Apr
8
117%
',37% May
Jan
43
93%
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Crown
12% May
21% Apr
9%
&
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
Consumers Gas ——
59 % May
9%
Lumber
Canadian
Apr
545
8%
common
410
70
59%
I
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29
68%
12%
Dominion Stores Ltd
28%.
19%
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&
Jan v
130
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Canadian
•
69%
-
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r
125
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a
28%
common
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6% May
101
48
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Jan
Jan
'
45%.
45
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British Columbia Packers Ltd
Jan
12
7% Feb
400
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9.50 May
20%
11
a7
6,131
•
Anglo-Can Pulp & paper Mills Ltd
Feb
125
Dominion Glass
Hudson
400
2,459
14%
19
a33a33%
Friday
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Feb
27%
11
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Jun
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—
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-105
25%
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48% Jan
Feb
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25
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26%
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7%
26%
"
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26%
Jan
Apr '
14
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Jan
45%
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13
Jan
12
1,400
50c
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...
13% Apr
Feb
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19
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Jan
43
25%
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2
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27
130
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:
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28
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Apr
.
21
30
20
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4.40
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1
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—
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class
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16%
15
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350
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a
all%
,
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preferred
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17%
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Combined Enterprises
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Consumers Glass
Jan
Mar
.11 >it
;
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11% May
12%
11
Jan
Mar
Feb
27%
70
Feb
14
3.10 Mar
53
32%
26%
mi.
Apr
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47%
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a
13-
100 V'2
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14
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preferred
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36:37%!
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32%
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11%
17
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43%
—;
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26
10
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Mar
24
25
Corbys
8
50c
Canadian Vickers
(B
Jan
25
Canadian
Coghlin
6%
70c
Canadian Oil Companies common
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Farm
920
-
100
15
11%
37%
10
Pipeline
4%%
Jan
17
:
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Class
295
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Weston (Geo) class A—
May
18%
8
May
'
Corp.
—1
*
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-——*
Mar
12
:
preferred
5%%
Webb & Knapp
9.70 Mar
5
Canada.:
Oils
United
May
17%
International Power
Feb
32
Jan
12%" Jan
5,399
~
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——*
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Co
Trans Canada
Feb
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Steel
16% Mar
5
a
Apr
12% Mar
25 Va
12% Mar
85
■V
100
325
•
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;
Southern Canada Power
Mar
13%
20
1
.
Jan
CanadianHydrocarbons
Canadian Industries common
CoWkfehutt
...
175
10
Jan
43% Mar
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■■
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27%
11%: 11%
12%
.
pfd—1.—.100
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&
96
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preferred
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(H)
37
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1
—100
—_—— —
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Canadian
Petrofina
preferred
24%
a96
32
:
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'20
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2,619
Jan
3.75
Jan
85
MlVa '-Feb
25
.
4.40
.4
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com
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320
11
~25
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6%
29
24%
325
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•
•
59%;
*
Canada
of
45%
•
A
common
,;
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5
'25
Feb
3.00
34%
655
3.95
50
preferred
Williams
9
m
common
60 y4 Mar
-
al 2
a20
*
A
30%
125
Canadian
Apr
26% Jan
24% Feb
Class
Series A 4%
Sherwin
45
British Aluminum
34% Mar
Feb
57%
.
30%
Canadian Breweries
Preferred
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Feb
30
25
45%
Apr
54%
/
5%% •preferred—1—:
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95
96
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500
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Canadian Bank of Commerce..
1,235
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-
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11%
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A
95
Canada
10%
3.00
31 *
Jan
Mar
:
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3734
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120
.
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125
3.00
15
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24%
Canada
Canadian
1,850
28%
25%
'
Apr
105%- Jan
230
4.35
25,/
Class
25
Shawinigan Water & Power common..*
Feb
29
16%
1,570
59
Warrants,,.—•
Class
•
Apr
Jan
26%
Mar
;
a 12% a 12%
-<>13%' 13%
...
.
Corp common—-—
*
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey common ——*
Mar
97
lo
21
59
23%
100
St Lawrence
441 a Mar
36%
62
20
Foundries common
Jaii
36%
13%
•
100
?
10
St Lawrence Cement class A
41% Mar
30
30
19
■: 30
25
*'4
(James)
Co
t
Feb
12
8% Jan
36%
1,405
29
Feb
-100
,-.
58%
32 *
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Apr
69
29%
31
110
aOO
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*
common-
(A V)
Mar
51%
102% 102%
100
„
Canada Cement common.
Feb
40%*M'ar
10
:
.
Calgary Power
10
Jan
28%
58%
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common—
46% Feb
Jan
51%
6%
Jan
49
—50
--
Feb
35%- Jan
26
'"10
...
37%
(Canada) common
5% c/o preferred
Rolland Paper class A—
Royal Bank of Canada
93% Mar
a45
common—
Natural Gas
Roe
80% Mar
a44%
10% May
278
17%
109%;
110
Power—
Robertson
38% Mar
79
a45
preferred
Quebec
Apr
49% Mar
37%
—50
,
Co Ltd
Quebec
49
47
—50
-
4%
42% Feb
44
UM
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22% Mar
Apr
9%
250
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a 19
16%
17%
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Ores..—
Iron
Provincial. Transport
Feb
47
-.100
-
•>■' 13
Jan
17% Mar
Apr
40
•a*
-
6%
Rights
41%
15
43%
41%
pfd——. -100
red preferred
com
35% Mar
.50
._
Brazilian Traction Light 6c Power-.
British American Oil common—.
4%%
4%%
25
115
19
a
—
Company
Price Bros &
May
.50
_
Bowater Corp
British Columbia Elec 4%
36
al6 alG%
16
Apr
Feb
10
*
"
a 19
IIIi
Corp of Canada.—
Power
Premium
Bank
11%
-19%
26
30
-
,'29
29 %
*■
Feb
44%
Powell River
Apr
21%
;
100
Feb
Apr
99%
'
"
21
Jan:
.660
Apr
36
Jan
-
v
16
Apr
92
65
...
.
1 May
31
Mar
16.%
/
13%-*33%
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10%'
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Placer Development
~
pfd J
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9% t-,',V9%L. D%
39%
38%
39% •'
1
Pacific Petroleums....
44 % Mar
16%
Bailey Selburn 5%%
_
a
Ogilvie Flour Mills common
*
Ontario Steel Products common....—*
Apr
41%
*
14%
125
97%
•:
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Jan
32% May
.
Car Corp common,
—.
May
Jan
100
V97
.
Jan
25
200
".-20
1.35
J7;
Jan
Feb
Jan
:
35
-'20
4
Jan
27V'4
1,245
16
34%
-
High
26
'
Chemical common..—5
*
Niagara Wire Weaving common.
*
Class
B
—-—
*
Noranda Mines Ltd.——:
*
Apr
38
-
35
27% -20%
27%
*
51%
14
50
43%
50
Jan
43%
200
17%
■49%
Jan
48
15%
•
National Drug &
Mar
45 %
350
280
35
5
1.25
25
1,895
31
16
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Trust
National Steel
Jan
1.35
32 %
30
.
—
Morgan & Co common
4%% preferred
May
550
51%
18
.
Mar
19%
47H
Argus Corp Ltd common
$2.40 preferred
$2.50 preferred
,
Corp
24% Apr
25%
pfd-
4%
4%% preferred —
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd—
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%% pfd
Asbestos
29
Jan
22%
26 %
of
Co.
Jan
23
24%
24 %
Ltd
Alhminum
24%
425
B
Montreal
24
9%
Algoma Steel
Aluminium
2,176
24
,31
Montreal Locomotive
High
19%
1
A
Class
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
27
25%
preferred—
Shares
High
1.35
30%
1.35
32%
A
Molson Breweries Ltd class
LOW
High
Low
„4——
B
class
(Robt)
Mitchell
for Week
Range
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Last
Priotf Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Mar
Exploration
Ameranium
Mines
Anacon Lead
Anthonian
Arno
Mines
Mines Ltd
Mining
j.
Corp
Ltd
Atlas Sulphur &; Iron Co
Aull Metal Mines Ltd—J
1
:
16
16%
600
Jan
16%
*
20c
17c
20c
24,500
12c
Jan
30c.
Hi
Ltd
Ltd
5c
5c
5c
6,000
4%c
Jan
6c
Feb
•43c
44c
1,500
42c
Apr
68c
Feb
11c
12c
7,000
6%c Jan
15c
3 Vac
7,000
3%c
Vie
7,166
3c
May
13c
2,000
6c
Jan
20c
II
1
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Ltd—HHIHl
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3
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3c
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Mar
Apr
Feb
Mar
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Number 5739
Volume 187
The Commercial and Financial
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Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
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Friday
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Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
Oil
&
Ltd
Gas
"A"
Band-Ore Gold Mines Ltd
Lake
Red
Bcllechasse
Gold
5c
Low
8.00
300
7.10
High
Feb
Jan
United
United Montauban Mines Ltd
United Oils Ltd
Mar
35c
Jan
3c
Jan
5c
Jan
18c
20c
7,700
13c
Jan
24c
Mar
5c
5,000
4c
Jan
8%c
Apr
,
6c
3iic
4ic
37c
Mar
(i V 'C
51c
Feb
2,000
6c
Jan
11c
Apr
Virginia
4%c
1,000
4%c
Apr
4
20c
Apr
Wecdon
1,975
•
5,100
:
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1
20c
12c
Jan
:__l
21%C
23c
Mar
•
1.7 c
24c
346,500
7c
Jan
24c
—1
9c
39c
May
9 Vic
1,000
9c
Apr
17 %c
Jan
:15%e
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd.Uranium
Mines
Campbell Chibougamau
Oil
Canadian -Atlantic
Canadian. Devonian
Canadian
Lithium
100
5«/sc
5%e
Op
4,000
5.00
5.00
5.10
1,300
3.95
Feb
>.
4.10
4.25
400
LJtqT—. J./—/'
Co
Homestead
20%
3.75
Feb
4.80
5.30
100
O.uS
Apr
6.05
1.80
425
1.75
Jau
2.40
Ltd-—
Oils
Mines
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Ltd
Explorations
Manitoba
15c
17c
21,100
15c
Apr
21c
24,000
10%c
Apr
33c
37c
40c
4,520
40c
West
Canadian
Western
13c
lOVic il'lae
12c
"3
7.40
*
1
3.00
1.50
5,900
13,500
5c
Feb
§V»c
11,500
6c
Jan
4,000
7Vic
1.82
■'% 37c
J
40c
2,500
30c
5c
5c
5c
•
6c
5VaC
♦
Mining
Corp
DQlsan Mines Ltd
1,440
10%
5.25
5.25
500
3.30
.
a4c
a4c
100
3.70
3.90
52,150
3.10
1.29
1.29
500
1.14
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Ltd
7c
13c
1,000
11c
29c
19,800
20c
15%
450
1
40c
40c
40c
500
1.65
1.71
500
30c
Eastern Mining & Smelting Corp Ltd_l
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc
!
1
Acadia
36c
2,500
10c 14 Vac
141,000
V
14c
1
10c
*
23
1
4c
4(5
11
Agnico
1.43
1.43
300
55e
57c
4,900
1.43
1
57c
l
Giant
C
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10c
Alba
Feb
34c
Ltd
Mines
6%c
•
40c
V;. '
450
32c
40c
Gui-Por Uranium Mines & Metals Ltd-1
1
9c
Mar
Ltd
-1-+.
-
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd—*
J Vac
'
Uranium
Mines
Jardun Mines Ltd
_
1.40
51c
6
8c
3,000
1,700
600
25c
4 Vac
Gold
5
"
•
V
12c
Kontiki Lead
& Zinc
_
Pacific
Louvicourt Goldfield
Ltd
Mclixtyre-Porcupiiw
Medallion
Roxana
Aluminium
Mining*.
Ltd
Co
1.75
59c
5,00(1
500
6c
%c May
Feb
Mar
>
9c
Jan
Feb
11%
Apr
Lead
6.90
Apr
Area
Jan
3 Vac
:
11,000
2 Vac
21
22 Vi
7,215
20%
28c
Jan
Jan
5c
17
Cons
Arcadia
Jan
Argus
:
23%
Feb
5,100
25c
Jan
4%e
42,500
3c
Jan
6 VaC
Jan
18V4
18 V
1,925
(
7c
1,000
15 %
500
15
5c
15
55c
38c
Jan
9c
Feb
4c
2,000
■„
Arjon
410
43c
6,000
1,000
10
...
10
100
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common
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„
Atlantic
1
5(>c
_1
67c
—
Steels
8 VaC
6c
-1
Ltd
50c
—
1.27
,
New
West
Jan
12c
Feb
Rim
Mines
Asbestos
North American
North
Rare
Corp—-.
MetalsL.
Canadian Oils Ltd-
1
Okalta
Oils
_1
—
Dredging Gold Ltd*
59c
Apr
May
89c
Apr
Bankciio Mines
'
Banff
Cons
Feb
Bank
of
Apr
Bank
of
Nova
15,000
17c
Jan
36c
Jan,
Barnat
15c
Jan
30c
Feb',
Baska
3c
Jan
5c
Jan
Mar
13c
Jan
Bathurst
Feb
|
Uranium
500
78c
Apr
1.35
12,000
4c
Mar
8c
Apr
1,500
7 Va C May
21c
Feb
Beaucage
8,000
90c
Apr
1.55
Feb
Beaver
600
2.75 Mar
3.65
Apr
2.75
3.20
700
12c
60,400
1.30
4,200
7.00
15c
1,000
7.15
4,70(1
16c
11,000
6C
Apr
4.55
Feb
Feb
18c
1.15
13C
5.90
10c
1.58
Apr
Mar
18c
Feb
22c
200
72c
460,860
38c
Jan
72c
May
28c
30C
2.95
Bibis
29c
Jan
3.00
Apr
Jan
Apr
15c
Feb
30c
Apr
Bon ville
1,000
70c
Jan
90c
Jan
Bordulac
2c
Jan
6c
Jan
5c
Feb
10c
Jan
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd-1
Quebec Copper Corp Co Ltd
1
43c
46c
2,500
34c
25c
25c
1,000
24C
Apr
46c
6 Vac
6 Vac
1,000
6'Ac Mar
10c
Feb
lOVifc Apr
,
57C
2.75
Mar
Bouzan
Gold
Dufault
Mines
Bowatef
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Mines
Exploration
Jan
55c
Mar
Boymar
For
see
Mar,
Jan
Brazilian
Traction
a85c
a85c
100
1.10
Feb
1.10
Feb
5,500
3c
Apr
6c
Jan
British
30c
Jan
71c
Apr
British
1
1
: ■
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3.90
Apr
4 Vac
1,000
4c
Jan
9.05
5,575
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Fell
2.00
1,100
1.85
Jan
10%c,
12c
11,000
4c
4c
4,000
15c
16c
10,500
10c
1
8.90
1.99
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1
0
1
10 Vac
15c
1
May
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18
1,878
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18
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335
43% Apr
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50
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Jan
140
Mar
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5
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Apr
Apr
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17 Vac Mar
33c
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Jan
18
Apr
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Feb
6c
Jan
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7.05
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9.05
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23
130
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25
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875
21
23 Va
1.58
1.60
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4,500
1
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1.58 May
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Feb
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2.03 Mar
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9c
9c
4,833
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42%
44 Va
2,697
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44
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56
55
56
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Apr
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34C
38c
39,085
19c
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64c
Feb
1
72c
71c
72c.
9,500
51c
Jan
76c
Mar
20o
21c
17,000
20c
Mar
30c
Feb
22c
26c
158,400
12c
Jan
6c
Jan
•
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24c
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6c
13,500
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22c
23c
7c
34 Va
34%
class A
24c
3,950
3.50
85c
80c
21
—
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17 %c Jan
3.50
200
85c
2,900
56c
Jan
21 %
140
17%
Jan
217
25
Feb
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27
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1
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1
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27
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95c
98c
18,550
2.35
1.75
2.40
14,000
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41%
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88c
41%,
88c
12 Vic-
24,258
...
7,900
14c
5,740
1
GC
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7c
10,100
1
1.08
1.07
1.10
37c
1
20c
17C
43
43
50
1
—
3.55
Apr
26c
Apr
41%
Jan
Jan
28c
Apr
4.25
Jan
1.06
Apr
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22%
Apr
27
Mar
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50
Feb
Jan
39% Jan
53c
Jan.
2.40
May
42% FeB
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18c
Jan
Jan
70
Jan
85c
Jan
1.35
jan
39c
4,250
32c
Jan
20c
26,600
9c
Jan
20c
Feb
43
10%c Jan
34
5c
5 VaC
3,000
9c
9 Vic
20,000
6c
Jan
8 Vic 10 Vic
13,000
7c
Jan
9,900
35c
1
—
9c
9c
1
35V2C
35c 37Vic
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Jan
60o
Jan
Apr
May
10c
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9%c Apr,
17 %c
Jan
47%
Apr
60c
jan
43
50
43 Va
190
41
Jan
45
Feb
47
48
110
42
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49% Mar
~
4.10
4.10
3.90
1
9 Vic
8 Vic
10c
63,500
5.95
6.10
8,050
6
5%
6
4,418
47%
471%
common
1.30
6,800
1
■
86c
4
1
—
Bridge & Tank preferred—
4.55
Jan
5c
Jan
11 VB Mar
2.33
Feb
Airier
1,300
3.50
Jan
71/2C Mar
4.1O May
16c
Jan
Jan
6.20
Apr
5% Apr
6%
4.30
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Vi Jan
48
Apr
51/4 Jah
11
Feb
46
10%
152
1.46
1.70
7,935
1.35
Jan
37
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100
pfd
36
37
6,044
33%
Jan
37
Apr
79
78
79 Vh
205
77
Jan
80
43%
431%
227
39% Feb
44
Apr
Apr
185
42
Jan
46
88
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preferred
1.80
Jan
44 Va
44 %
44%
preferred
100
91
92 Vi
270
Jan
94
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Feb
preferred
5 % 7o
preferred
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48 Va
49
1,040
44Vi Mar
51
Mar
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51
51
51%
1,235
48
10
9%
10%
37 Va
38 Vi
4%% preferred
4%%
—
5%
-50
-
16c
Jan
British
Columbia Forest Products
3 Vac
Jan
8c
Feb
British
Columbia Power
15c
Feb
23c
Jan
15c
Rights
i
1,500
8c
Mar
British
42c 48 VaC
24,003
30c
Mar
1.26
Jan
Broulan
6c
6c
8,100
6c
Mar
13c
Jan
20c
20c
2,000
13c
Jan
22c
Mar
Brown Company
Bruck Mills class A
Ja^
70
10 V4
1.59
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4%%
—50
—-—~
Mar
8c
-
Jan
32o
1,372
Britalta Petroleum
1
44
32c
Jan
Mar
1
Ltd
Jan
Jan
Mar
6.05
6c
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page
12c
1
24c
—_*
footnotes
Jan
25c
17%
Mines
Feb
100
Trojan Consolidated Mines
6c
Aor
Paper
Gold
Jan
3.90
_
Jan
3 Vac
Jan
6%
Bralorne Mines
5c
3.90
Ltd
Jan
6.00
— —- —
50
16c
200,600
Titan Petroleum
Corp
Trebor Mines Ltd..
Apr
35c
25 Vac Mar
109%
pfd—!
7,500
71c
Ltd
51%
Jan
Ltd
Corp 5%
preferred
5%%
.
Tazin
11%
Jail
3.90 Jail
———* mm
——
6,000
.
63c
1—!
Feb
Va
54c
17
Mines
6c
65c
Tache Lake Mines Ltd
Tarbell Mines Ltd
Feb
8.25
48
9%
Gold
22c
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—
173a
50
common
Mines
20c
5c
__
Apr
33,000
99c
37e
5 Vac
4 VaC
—
Feb
3.25
Jan
Mines
20c
5c
Ltd
68c
25c
8%
——
5 VaC
*
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Jan
TV"
900
52,650
32c
77c
17 Vu
Warrants
South
30c
27,500
.*—•
Mines
1
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Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Sullivan Consolidated Mines Ltd
4Vac
160 17 VaC
3VaC
16c
Apr
Jan
5,665
Corp
1
Ltd—
2,000
2.10
9 Va
-25
Apr
Bo water
Mines
30c
40o
13 VL>c
9 Va
Mines
Bouscadillac
5,200
Sherritt-Gordon
305
30c
—25c
Warrants
4,000
42,500
&
100
6,076
Feb
*
Bidcop Mines Ltd
Blue Ribbon preferred-:
12,000
92,100
Rexspar Ufan
8.85
51 Va.
8.85
51 Va
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Uranium
75c
10c
i
58,500
2.00
Copper Corp
Yukon
4 Vac
2.44
200
23c
676
—
Mines
Bevcon
4c
8c
45c
3.00
19c
225
Telephone
74c
*
42c
2.75
—
200
Paper
Quebec
Bethlehem
2.95
18c
'
Apr
3.00
—
Belclier Mining
Jan
Feb
51c
18,000
45c
-
6
Preferred
Bell
23c
38c
Mines
Apr
1
—
Lumber
Feb1
7.85 Mar
Apr
2.55
Gold
2.80
2.30
Feb
Mar
30c
Crest
Mar
2.75
Beattie-Duquesne
Beatty Bros
2.50
Red
86c
2.75
Mines
&
Power
8c
10c
_
May
225
Metals
85 c
35c
__
Jan
68c
May
10 Va
Exploration LtdMining
Barymin
Base
.7c
1
Ltd
35c
Bata Petroleums Ltd
7c
1
Raytock Mines
60c
Jan
1
500
*
—
22c
Apr
15c
10 Va
Mines
2,500
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd....
Portage island (Chib) Mines Ltd-
*
Jan
36c
13,200
10Va
1—-
79,600
Provo Gas Producers Ltd-
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd
lOVaC
22.584
4,91(1
Scotia
4c
75c
1
10,000
46c
17C 18 VaC
5.15
Montreal
7 Vic
27c
30c,'
Quebeo Labrador Develop Co LtdQuebec Oil Development Ltd
22c
37c
Jan
Feb
1.90
Mines
14c
2.05
4c
17c
46c
6
m ——
———
Apr
70c
1
21c
600
1.78
Oils
Apr
21c
1
49
2.35
Apr
12c
2
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31% Mar
Jan
1
1.35
15c
Pitt
Apr
42,000
7 VaC
■
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Apr
45%
85,133
Api-
1.15
7.00
41c
25%
17c
6c
9c
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■545;
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5%c
3.00
1.25
46c
47 Va
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Feb
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26%
4.75
preferred —
5%% preferred
65c
3.65
Feb
6.00 Jan
21% Jan
47
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34c
1.00
16% May
100
4.15 Apr
9c
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7 Vic ~
*
42c
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14,500
9.5 c
42c
11 Vac
Jan
12c.
Pennbec Mining Corp
Phillips Oil Co Ltd——
Gold
2,823
5.00
common
57c
3.50
V
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24%
Ho
Feb
.
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90c
Uranium
24
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4c
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1
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2434
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94 Va
90
'
1
85c
Partridge Canadian Exploration Ltd—1
Cons
18,925
11,040
Jan
25W
—1
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Paco
5.85
4,500
85c
1.00'•
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Qpemisca Explorers Ltd
1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
Ofchan Uranium Mines Ltd
1
Paudash
98 Va
I
AprApr
47 Vi
;
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16%
5.20
5.000
14,400
T
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1
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd
Obalski
16
98 V*
48,500
(4c
8c
Mar
9c
10c 10 Vac
1
43c
26c.
25c
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Apr
6 Vac
27,500
^
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6c
1.28
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1
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—
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1.40
18
Mines
72c
18c
1.60
Jan
16%
Bftiley Selburn Oil & Gas class A-
Jan
1.25
5,000
Jan
1.15
43 Va
Mines——
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Auto
Jan
Feb
Jan
17,000
1.30
200
*
Feb
10V4
7 Vac
6c
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Nocana. Mines
65c
22C
Jan
85c
8%c
600
1.25
Mines——.——_—1
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Gold
Aunor
Mar
500
17 Vic
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20c
New
Mines
Feb
87c
Aumacho
500
7c
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1.45
.
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Aumaque Gold
10c
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1.40
36 %c
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1
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Mar
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Feb
92c
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4o
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Apr
92c
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102104%
Warrants
Jan
10c
_
5c
1.25
Debentures
Apr
■
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4Vac
.
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Associated Artists Prod com—
Feb
2.50
20 Vac May
9V4
55c
1.85
Feb
Jan
76
Feb
40c
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Jan
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Aubelle
20 %C i0%c
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41c
Jan
33c
2.70
Atlas Yellowknife Mines-*.
G2c
Jan
45c
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Apr
Jan
900
31c
2.900
2.80
class
Hardware
Feb
65c
2,972
14,800
—;—40c
*
45c
65c
51c
1.40
•
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7 Vac
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Apr
Mar
1.25
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17
Jan
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3.50
54 c
93c
16c
2.50
Jan
18 %c
70c
*
Jan
68 V a
Jan
50c
*
Mar
100
2.31
2,400
80
50c
-—1
9C
1,000
3.35
6,800
Resources
18c
2,50
Feb
•
75c
Nickel
400
75Va
13c
3.00
50c
20o
5,500
/
7,450
17C 18 Vac
•
68c
*—
Jan
75
•
...
.
20 VaC
Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd "
Vinray Mines Ltd-"—•
1
Amulet
18c
3.25
Jan
70c
Mines
4c
2.50
'w •;
•.
10
Mylnmaque Explorations Ltd
Nickel
Jan
5c
5
$2.40
Jan
•4c
1
Santiago Mines Ltd-
New
20
2,500
.—50c
Corp common
preferred
LI—.
preferred —»—
Gold Mines—
—
$2%
44c
10c
1
Formaque Mines Ltd
Goldlvue Mines Ltd.,
New-
Mar
840
6VaC
Mar
Jan
Jan
500
a.35c
1
Montgary Explorations Ltd—
Gils
Apr
10
19 Va
5 Vac
6 Vic
♦
Corporation
5c
32c
'
Coal &
10
Mines
Apr
50c
10c
—
Molybdenite Corp of Canada LtdMonpre Mining Co Ltd
Pacific
Jan
1
Petroleums
Arcan
Apr
Apex
3c
-7c
•!
5
_
New
9
8.85
Jan
Jan
a30c
5
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
Mogador Mines Ltd
New
3,750
Anglo American Exploration
*—4.75
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd—50
Anglo Rouyn Mines ——■
1
Jan
6 VaC May
Jan
1
MidfChibougamau Mines Ltd
Mill City Petroleums Ltd
New
10
22c
64c
4c
15
w-,:
1.25
Merrill Island Mining Ltd
New
24V'4 Feb
9V4
1
Feb
9
High
29
1
Mines
Neplieline
Oil Development
Amurex
.(
6.25
Low
26%
American
Feb
21c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Jan
•
Rare Earth
Jan
Cc
-v
Shales
50
-
preferred
Larder
Mar
3c
Sales
for Week
Jan
common—
4 Va
American Leduc Petroleums Ltd
13%
•4c
__' r
1
Ltd
Ltd
V
Exchange
24 Va
—•
Amalgamated
1,025
1
Mines
Petroleums
Jan
23
1
Amalgamated
'
..
8%c
5.80
Atlin-Ruffner
Exploration
Jan
325
100
-
Feb
7
>T 18.
15
1
Corp-
Marpic
18%
1
Mining & Exploration Co
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd
5c
6,772
*
Oils
Cons
Jan
30c
4Vac V
1
■
Mines Ltd
Labrador
Apr
7,000
80c * Jan
24
*
—
Jan
50c
•
1
Ltd
Mines
Apr ;
25c
27 Va
•
11c
17
I6V1
30c
_l
voting trust—
Kerr-Addison
llo
Apr
6 %C
23 Va
1
common
24%
Apr
39c
6.75
,_1
_
Apr
25c
25 Va
1
Apr
4c
8,500
11%
•
21
5
Inspiration Mining & Dev Co Ltd
Jan
11c
500
70C
Gold
—*
Asamera Oil
Iso
dle
350
Range
1
,
Yellowknife
Apr
21
2,000
4 VaC
f7
1
Vr
Ltd
26,450
25c
■
23 %
•
Explorations
Allied
J a 11
Vac
•11
4%c
Mines
75c
-lie
26%
1
Algoma Steel
Mar
15c
42c
6
6.75
"
25c
Haitian Copper Corp
Mar
Low
1
-
Algom Uranium *,
5% debentures
May
83c
2,500
22c
'
*
Gunhar
25o
2.10 Mar
Apr
Mar
4c
7c
11%
1
_
_
Mud¬
10
Mines
Alberta
Mar
8Vac Jan
■'
7 Vac !,.
1
*
Gold
Age Mines Ltd-
18c
•
.——,
Ltd
Alberta Distillers
M'ar
16
May
1.65
1,000
23
3 %c
;V
—11
Ltd-
Yellowknife
Golden
3%c :
_1
—
~
7.000
Week's
Ajax Petroleums
Anchor
-
Feb
20c
of Trices
..
Common
Analogue Controls
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd.
Geco Mines
Oil
&
Akaitcho
An aeon
Ltd
34c
25
Mines.*-,
Mines
Jan ?'
Development Corp
Mines
-
Jan
19 Va
Advocate
15Vac Jan
Jan
40c
4,700
1
Futurity Oils Ltd
24 V, Mar
16c
Last
Sugar
Uranium
Gas
Acme
Aluminum
Ltd—
Apr
100
10,700
5 Vac
tic
A
Acadia
»
Aor
1.70
Canada Corp
Gold
Atlantic
Class
v
Name changed to
Francoeur
1
*,
Warrants
Mines
(1945)
1.55
24
25c
Par
Apr
7c
Mar
15 %
East
Fontana Mines
wts
Abitibl Pqwer & Paper common*
Preferred
—***
*
Apr
4.00
Apr
24c
•
-T————
1
General
Jan *
Apr
1.35 Apr
2 Ha Jan
20c
18c
Friday
Mar
5.75
Feb
13c
27c
-
Mines Ltd—*—
Florida
Feb
10c
6c
Apr
11c
19c
Sale Price
Voting trust
Faleonbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Fano Mining & Exploration Inc
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd—
Fatima Mining Co Ltd
2.64
70c
1
STOCKS
Feb
14%
/
Apr
1
Mines Ltd———
Apr
Apr
'
Toronto Stock
Jan
7c
Jan
5c
Vic
3.00 May
55c
Jan
Feb
—
3.85
East Malartic
Pab. Metal
11
Jan
1
Ltd-
7.00
7 Vic
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Jan
Feb
Ltd—1
Dome Mines Ltd
Sullivan
TlGc
;
Apr
14»«
5%c%y 5%'c
Dabion
Ltd
24
1.65
High
Jan
Apr
-
Jan
Apr
10,000
3,500
13%
.
__
7c
Jan
13%
Mining Exploration
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd
21,100
•
18c
,
Ltd
7.75 Mar
Jan
2,300
1
Ltd
Feb
ioc
1
Yellowknife Mines
6.20
3.00
Mines Ltd
Quebec
Mines
Jan
5c
Mines Ltd
Continental
1.53
6c
Jan
2:90
>
—
1
Class B warrants—
lie
17 VaC
7.45
Cons Central Cadillac
Cons
Feb
Apr
gr^c
1
J
Feb
7c
10c
-8c
1.
Ltd
15c
1,600
5c
~
9c
1
Ltd
3.90u
1.50
•
rights
Petroleum
Feb
1,800
13c
7.05
5c
Consolidated
Denison
Oil
Decalta
Apr
40c
lOVic
1
Ltd
Mines
7c
1.55
6c
Jan
Ltd
Bi-Ore
'7.400
I
Jan
14c
—1
Mines
1.96
5.00
5.90 Mar
10 %c
-
Compagnie Miniere L'Ungava
Consolidated
V
12c
1
Williams Gold
1.85
1
*
Wcstburne Oil Co Ltd
Feb
15c
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd—
Cleveland Copper Corp__
Cochenour
300
1.000
Apr
9c
1
„
Ltd-
Mines
20%
Jan
1
Ltd-—
Capital Lithium Mines Ltd
Central
Feb
4c
1.80
Canuba Mines Ltd—
Central-Del Rio Oils
-•-
17%
10c
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd
Cancrrama
>
6.55
7 Vie
1
Mining Corp
Pyrite & Copper Corp Ltd
Feb
1.85
1
6.40
7%C
1.95
1
.
Jan
5.30
1
Mines Ltd
Petrol
Canadian
20%
Ltd.
6.40
7 Vic
Ventures Ltd
(5c
„
•
/
LOW
r_*
Vanguard Explorations Ltd
-
Range Since Jan. 1
Higli
1
Valor Lithium Mines Ltd-
5c
'
Low
Shares
1
23c
Westville
Calumet
Corp Ltd
11,000
29,500
Ltd..
Bornite Copper Corp
Bouseadillac Gold Mines
Asbestos
for Week
of Prices
Par
8.90
Sales
Range
Sale Price
4%e
1
Bonnyville Oil & Refining CorpjLJ
High
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
27c
1
__
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
4%c
39c v.
1
Ltd-—
•»
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v
19 %b v
Ltd___l
Ltd——-—.
MAY
.•4c
1
Mines
Mines
Mines
Yukon
Bibis
;
Mining. Corp Ltd—
Beile-Chibougamau
26c
1
;
Mining—J
Bay
Beatrice
Si 7.90
Ltdl-_-I_i._-._J-;——_—____1
Baker Talc
Bateman
Low
1
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Par
Selburn
Eaiicv
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Columbia
Reef
383/s
80c
.
4,757
17,510
Apr
Mar
51%
8%
Jan
12V»
36%
Apr
41% M'ar
61c
Apr
80c
44% Mar
Feb
May
52c
6%
43Vi
264
38 Va
Jan
51C
55c
11,057
46 ViC
Apr
10 v*
Telephone-!
Mines
75C
42%
77c
920
10%
200
9Vi Jan
11% Mar
6%
200
4.50 Mar
6V4 May
6V4
62c
Jan
The Commercial and
(2038)
Financial Chronicle
Monday, May 5, 1953
...
CANADIAN MARKETS
range
Friday
Bnmhurst
Mines
1
Brunswick
Mining
Buttaio
Smelting—
&
Red
Building
5c
5,000
6c
6c
6,000
2,46
2.30
2.40
5,600
6c
6c
77c
85e
2,100
7c
He
11,500
1
Lake.
1
8c
Products
Bullochs
381.1
class
Ltd
Bunker
Hill
Low
4%C
nnk-erne
Buffalo
Ext
38
5%
5%
B
,1
3
4c
1.95
Cousoliuated
2.90
Apr
Jail
Consolidated
Marcus
Consolidated
Mic
Consolidated
Mining
Jan
7%c
Feb
73c
200
Mar
1.03
Jan
Jan
dc
J.aii
35% Jan
100
He
Consolidated
Jan
5c
4%c
5%
Jan
7c
5,700
5
42
Jan
9c
Feb
Cabanga
12%
25
11% Apr
13
Mar
Consolidated
12%
1,365
10%
7
1,000
6%
12% May
7 % Apr
Consolidated
Peak
Pershcourt
—*
Came- Mines
Calalta
ons„___
7."
37c
28c
50c
45c
17%
Feb
69
67%
09%
1,025
62%
Jan
4.00
4.00
4.00
200
4.95
4.90
5.151'
1
.8.45
8.45
8.75'i
.■*•■"
.»
Stone—,
Preferred
30%
1,582
25
29'%
109
27
7%
135
6
Jan
Class
26 4
27
1,255
25
180
20
125
54%. 54%
GO
Jan
180
Canada
Safeway
Canada
Southern
Ltd
Feb
80c
126
35
Jan
38%
39
570
34
Feb
85
87
100
25
190
1.70
1,850
75c
70c
185
Canada
Petroleum
Steamship Lines
Preferred
Canada
——I
Wire
1
100
3,400
Canadian
Astoria
Canadian
Canadian
British
Class A warrants..—
Canadian
Canners class
Canadian
Celanese
$1%
12
7c
7c
4.25
4.05
45%
44%
30%
29
30%
25
30%
29
30%
•
9
9
9
3.40
3.40
3.50
Canadian
14%
Collieries
Canadian
Curtis
Canadian
Decalta
Canadian
General
■Class B
7.40
7.10
7.45
30%
30
30%
series
Distillery
Oil
of
Apr
100
Apr
7
16%
7
16%
10%
16
*
7%
100
.
„
:
1.88
11%
10%
12
5.30
4.95
5.40
7%
7%
7%
16c
ltic
25
23%
25%
51c
72c
•
23c
l
•
103%
16
Jan
18
Feb
15% Mar
16 Va
Jan
30c
55c
Jan
Apr
1.65
_
Jan
3,415
5%
910..
1,334
3,920
23,468
102 103%
.
...
7.50
7,070
14%.
280
16%
1.71
1.70
1.77
7c
8c
Jan
29c
Feb
14c
Jan
18%c
Jan
Apr
27%
Feb
51c
.
5,405
14%
Apr
97%
Jan
5.50 Mar
50c
Apr
20% Jan
13% Apr'
1.40 Feb
4,425
4.000
Mines
Jan
15c
Jan
21
Feb
27 %
Apr
20
Jan
25% May
18
Feb
27
16
Jan
25%
14%
60
620
14%.
30
20
1.15
Gold Quarts?
Asbestos Corp' Ltd
I
Davis
Leather
Horn
D'Eldona Gold
/
Delnite
20
100
84c
1.15
7.049
20
Apr
75c
Apr
Palmer
Dominion
Dominion
20
Apr
1.15 May
East
Malar tie
Sullivan
Consolidated
Consolidated
Eddy
Paper
Elder
&
Demson
70u
class
Consolidated
-Consolidated
Consolidated
Gillies
Apr"*.
Jan
Federal
Grain
Federal
1.42
Jan
Fleet
Feb
Florida
Feb
10 7
a
10%
165.
11
11%
200
28%
29
1,700
100
100
10
10
19
12 %C
8
Jan
10
Jan
23%
Jan
29
97
1.0
-
9.50 May
May
23% Jan
•
Jan
100
10% Apr
11% May
/■
12c
May
Jan
9%
Jan
11% Jan
18 V\
Jan
23-
1.392
50
Jan
2,635
10
59-% Apr
12-%- Apr
9V4- Apr
1,325
440 :
Jan
7%
Feb
8c
Jan
"Feb
Feb
18c
.
12
12
45
11
Jan
12
Fob
65c
73c
1,400
60c
Feb
1.05
Jan
11 %c
lie
12%C
lie
Apr
17c
Jan
8c
7%c
8c
14,700
4,625
■:7C
Mar
10c
Feb
8c
8c
G,000 '
6%c Mar
*
1.41
1.50
12,750
1.70
1.76
3,575
8c
7%C
8c
8,600
7c
30c
•
12
1.30 Mur
%c Feb
1.70' Jan
'
1
!
40c
33c
40C
24%
24%
90
40 %
40 %
83c
76c
87c
20c
25c
30o
25c
29C
1
-
70
2.10Mar
Apr
Mar;
Mar
24
37%
15c
.
■•"'
Jan
Jan
May
25
.
Jan
r
40c
.
Feb
26c
174,525
Apr
Apr
42
87c
May
34c
19c ^ Jan
Jan
32,7001
25,700
19c
' Jan
34c J Jan
10c
.Jan
18c
1
11 %c
11 %c 12 %c
26,650
23c
22%c 24%c
20,958
•
—
1.70
17,416
24%
20
56c
46c
20c
1
Jan
Jan
72C
Apr
Name
5.45
Jan
7.90
Apr
3.25
Apr
3.60 Jan
3.50
Apr
4.25
6.10 Jan
Jan
Apr
7.75 Mar
»
1.15
Apr
Francoeur
Jan
Fraser
A;
Jan
French
Petroleum
Jan
Frobisher
12c
22c!
12fc
7,175
11c
Jan
16c
Jan
Gaitwin
Jan
Galkeno Mines
Gatineau Power
1.55
..
,
Apr
32c
4,600
32c
63c
Apr
59c
63c
6,850
50c
Jan
72c
Feb
51c
50c
55c
II,900
40c
Jan
55c
Apr
32c
33c
42c
Mar
Jan
17 % May
21
17%
17%
7,480
14%
15%-
1.44
1.37
1.4.4
7,554
450
50c
2,200
14.685
6.45
5.70
0.50
10 %c
9'bC.
720
11c
.
14% .Apr
Jan
1.18
Mar
41c
.
.
Jan
19
1.78 Feb
6.50 Apr
5.00 Jan
9%c Mar I
,
9,500;
Feb
80c
.
15c
Jan
28 Va
30%
265
26
Jan
33-
27%.
29 3'1
450
25 Vs
Jan
30
6c
7c
4,200
5%e
Apr
13c
Jan
43c
50c
1,920
30c
Jan
48c
Apr
37%
38%
40%
Feb
70%
73%
22
22%
7c
1
30%
27%.
6%C
43c
A
I
Canada
-
Ltd
7c
24%
3.05
49.800
1.80
Jan
3.05
11 Vo
Apr
Geco
3,032
7%
Jan
11 Va
Apr
"
17%c
17 %c
25c
24c
26C
10,000
59,500
5%C
5c
5%e
7,000
18c
27c
Jan
10 %c
Jan
19%c
20 %c
Feb
47%c Jan
4%c Mar
9c
Feb
Jan
General
31%
11%
205
2.00
2.00
255
8
8
50
8
155
May
155
9%
Jan
10
87
Jan
157%
Apr
Jan
*
Feb
-
50c
Jan
Giant
1.75
Feb
General Proklucts
3.50
Jan
General
common...
60c
8,200
Jan
95c
28c
4,175
20%c Jan
35c
8c
6,060
6%c Apr
lie
Mar
Giant
Apr
Glacier
Feb
Glenn
Mine
Jan
9c.
12c
7%o
8%'
-
500
14c
11,600
7%c
700
lie
12c
15c
41,750
6e
6c
6c
4,500
I
13%
13%
14%
23,390
5.35
5.25
5.65
32,232
2.90
2.90
3.00
9,625
22c
22c
666
7
Jan
7%C Jan
7c
Feb
10c
Mar
Golden
Gold fields
Jan
3.00
Feb
Gordon
32c
Jan
Graham
40c
Feb
Grandroy
Bousquet
Mines
65c
Feb
Granduc
Mines
2,875
29c
Jan
60c
2,900
48c
Jan
6c
1,200
5%c Feb
23c
24a
.
.83,750
...Hi! aC
25c
Apr.:;
Mar
100
Gold
Eagle
Mines
class
GTeat
24c
Apr
Great Lakes Power
38c
Jan
Lakes
B
Gold
7,521
Paper-,
-A'
Apr
Apr
82c-
343/4 May
101
1051/4 Feb
Jan
7.95
Jan
4.90
--
Jail
12'
8
•
May
6% Apr
4
May
32%
Feb
53 3
3.10 May
r
6% May
Jan
66 ?"'
May
"32
•5%, Jan
7
78%
Jan
10%c
Jan
,
•
.
.
-
84
16c
common-
Jftn
7.00 Apr
2.10 Apr
16c
Feb
21c
Jan
15,100
5c
Jan
9c
28c
Feb
36c
12,000
7%c May
14c
III
2,912/
20.
240
Feb
Jan
1.10
Jan
12.050
Apr
Jan
4.25
Jan
10.300
Jail
Apr
9c
-
14c
75
ian
■
14 Vic Mar
-9e—-Jan
.
Jan
3.95
3.80
2.75- Jan
■27 W
Jan
36-% May
b
7 %c
35,650
:
7%c Feb
13c
- •
Jan
Jan
10,900
Gold
Uranium
Mackay
Jan
30c
25
15,000
Manitou.
Preferred
4%c
25
27
800
8,500
Apr
39c
Apr
15,900
Mines
Apr
6c
Mines..
Goldcrest Mines
5.85
58c
28c
Golduie
Jan
14%
38c
25c
Jan
20c
Jan
6c
8.500
10c
Jan
60c
Feb
1.74
0,324
3.10
39c
Gold
Mines
2.30
Jan
9.00
Jail
1,50 L
Mining
Uranium
10%
i
„
Yellowknife
7 %c Feb
22c
Jan
1.18
1,300
5%c Jan
1—7
r
8%
19C
7.00
25
Ltd—
Mascot
55c
1,805
6,875
100
Preferred
22 %c
% Mar
22 %»
7.70
1.65
630com.
Mfg class A
Mines
Jan
195
7.50
382
Canada
Wares
Jan
8»
Jan
"
;
12
22% Apr
.
1.56
71,103
Motors
Apr
25c
Jan1"
5c
76
Jan
560
,16%
..
100
Dynamics
Steel
Jan
2,000
Feb
78 Va
66%
420
7,022
A
Genex
10
33% Jaii
248
1,400
General Petroleum.
Class
-
-
5(i,362
Development
General
24 Va
*
-1,540
84,800
common
Bakeries
General
Feb
j._,
Exploration
General
12c
—
preferred
2.80
%
io.v
4,000
preferred
common
Mines Ltd
2.96
13c 13 %c
Ltd
5%
11%
27c
Mar
25
4,555
16%
14%
0
Jan
11c
23c,
24c
Apr
58,000
23%
15
-20
Companies
2.05
Mines
Jan
%C
Jan
20c
23
1
—
9 %C
Apr
13
I 12c
16 %C
l25o
of
Co
6c
155
May
—1
Copper
Ford Motor Co (U S)
Ford oi Canada class
Foundation
16c
ti
Jan
58c
Corp—
1,600
11%
35c
Feb
changed to
Development Corp
1,800
13c
Apr
40c
General
100
22c
30,130
"III
Kirkland
Canada
,V
58c
23%
Manufacturing
9,500
i
For footnotes ..see..page 44.
20%
1.72
A
I—-
19c
j
720
1
Smelting Ltd
class
1.65
III
22
1
-
Candy—
Preferred
1.32 Jan
2.800
U
I
21%
27 Va- Feb
16-
12
Warrants
2,790
1
Arrow;
Jan
50c
Farmer
Fanny
70c
•
consolidated Halliwell
Jan
-11%
1
Famous Players Canadian
6%>c
*
.
7.70
6,022
1
6c
•
.X
1,400
16
65c
Faleonbrldge Nickel
7.60
8%
Lake
Golden
7,095
9.50
1,
Refineries
18c
*
Jan
26%
9.05
15%
Jan
1
;
Corp
Excelsior
*
Consolidated East Crest
Consol Fenimore Iron
Mines.—
25%
26 %
9.40
1
1.55
"
Dragon Oil
Apr
1
6c
;
1.45
.1
Feb
*
Explorers Alliance
3.40
l
Mines.
Jan
•
Mines
7.50
1
Discovery
Jan
96c
*
19c
l
Warrants
Consolidated
67c
•
common
Mines
Eldrich
1
Flln
Apr
——1
Mining
•
Cadillac
common
Eddy Match Co
2.00
Central
13c
46c
•
'
Eastern
3.40
10
Calliman
17c
7%c. Jan
1,600
11%
Metals
50c
70c
7.55
...
Consolidated
Jan
5,666
.25
Mines
Eastern
21c
1
-1.500
9c
26%
Mines
East
Jail
95c
Feb
1
Mines
12c
2.85 Fob
47c
18,410
—
9c
■"1.07
1
1.78
Apr
1
Gamma
37c:..Feb
15%
Amphi Gold
350
1
Consolidated Beta
Apr
*
East
158.000
50
75o
.
.Apr
22 %c
.
r
130
1.36
B—
Duvatr Copper Co Ltd
Duvex Oils & Minerals
20c
1
Alleubee Oil
23%c>.
Jan
55,300
1
Mines...—...
Consolidated
276,; Feb
Jan
8c
1
1.16
•
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated
Bellekeno
13c
Jan /
47c
13o
1.25
Mines
Rope class
& Mudge
Doimcll
1
Life
3,249
14c
Donalda
Donald
18c
1.00 Jan
66c
Mines
31c
■
2.50
310
1.16
3,075
800
V
7%c Jan
Confederation
27 c
3.0*5' f.
9%
1.16
19 Vac
16
2.50
12%
65C
X.'.
2.50
12,750
1,250
12c
2.50
8%
1.10
8,150
l,
"17c
<1
12%
60c
2,000
...
18.501
21c
57%
1.05
8%C
Petroleum
22c
19c
12%
1.10
8c
Enterprises.
19 %C
20c
2
Fargo Oils Ltd—
1
Feb
Mar
1.33
common
Fanvest Tungsten
,1
National
47
May
59%
Textile
Jan
800
Commonwealth
11 %c Feb
Feb
14c
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Dominion
Jan
21,291
1
i
Mines..,
Mar
43 Va
Apr
22c
19%
59%
22c
1.10
Coldstream Copper
Colombo Yellowknife
Mar
7%c Jan
10
23c
1
70c
255,526
100
Apr
7.45
Mines
Jan
Feb
7%C Mar
28%
Mar
1.15 Apr
50c
Apr
3.95
—
190-
16,500
•
15c
1.04
Gold
10 %c
Apr
6c
25
.
2.20 Jan
Jan
60c
1,000
'
100
6,041
7.05
!
22c
-2.50
Foundry & Steel
24,300
3.50
j
17c
22c
8c
-250
Preferred
180
1.08
Equip
200
Dominion Magnesium
„•
Dominion Steel & Coal common———*
Dominion Stores
•
1.35
3.95
Cppksliutt Farm
70c
44
1
Dominion Coal preferred—.
Dominion Electrohomc
Indus
1.28
7.40
Cochenour Willans
70c
4.00- Jan
1.60 Mar
7%c
125
22
17 %c
1
Chimo Gold Mines
1,600
10c
Bridge
18c
•
„
5,000
1.35
9c
-
1.30
Rio
Chib Kayrand
Cop Mia
Chiboug Jaculet Minos..
Cliibougamau Milling «fc Smelting
505
10'a
3.40 Mar
1
Faraday Uranium Mines—
Mar
Gold
,
1,79
9%
1.25
Jan
2.90 Jan
•
1
Seagrams
14c
44
Del
,!
:
Oils.
310
Pat
Oil
1.75
1.35
8c
mil
Mines
-
2,966
Central
Chesterville Mines
_
Mines
50
1
Cheskirk Mines
.-IX—
B
Mines
17u
1
Porcupine
250
1
—
class
16o
Cay/.or Athabaska
3.60
11% Feb
78c
Apr
tn
49%
•
.....
3.60
Jan
1
Daering Explorers
Daragon Mines
17«
•
3.60
Jan
33c
2.50
May
17% Mar
10%
;
Jan
18
Apr
Apr
14% May
23
14%
1"
100
44
1
Eureka
330
25%
...
2.70
1
Mines
1
'
2.70
1.75
16Va Jan
■
375
27,295
1
-
Jan
12%c Jan
•
Feb
16%
3
11
G3c
5
x
Minerals
1
+
::.xx
11
1
50
1.07
2,165
:
58c
11
58c
*
common
2.35 Mar
Jail
325
*
I.
16%
Pershing
l
Ltd..
16 %
—•
Voting trust
El Sol Mining Ltd—
16 %
27%
Central
_
Jan
25%
...
20
_.l
Oil producers—id.!
Castle Trethevvoy
_
Jan
26
20
.....
16%'
Jan
Apr
34c
Mar
7C
1,000
Feb
3.05. Mar
5.50
'
—
50
Gas..
*
Mines
61c
Mines
Natural
Ciin' Key
Jan
4.00
23
Warrants
Cdnlagas
10 V4
25'A
23%
:
Conduits
72c
May
103% Apr
27%
A
Erin
Combined
8% Mar
19c
.
I,090
75c
Jan
23%
.
.
20
10
OIL—.
18
•
Jan
24%
Met Explorations
Cqtiy Rcco
Feb
Jan
5*45
50c
Can
Coin Lake
2.40
12
.23%
14%
Can
Charter
Jan
9.55 Mar
70c
1
Central
7
Apr
Apr
Apr
4.50 Mar
24%
7c
Jan..
7%
5.60
17
2,776
25
l
r
10,500
X
23o
6.25
Jan
Ma
7
50
1.81
Apr
3.50
16
; 100
1.86
pfd
17
107
Jan !
'
16%
Canadian Westinghouso
Candor Exploration
Cariboo
1.65 Apr
23VaC Mar
Jan
7.50
Canadian Western
Casslar
Feb
Feb
1.03
200
.
via
7.50 Apr
Jan
'
15c
11,802
*
Exploration
19%
V I 200
Feb
33% Feb
:
4.40 Mar
12,000
1.32
A
Mines
Jan
31,445
23,725
4,846
.
20c
8%c
Canada
Dome
Jan
250
92o
•
Class B
20c
1.24
Apr
2.29
900
.
Jan
104
2,140
5%
7%c
1
Timber
4.85
130
3.00
——1
Zellerbach
Distillers
49c
10%
G4c
lc
5
8c
-—
Dome
72c
2.90
,il
1.25
*
Apr
15
19 %
18c
24%
>
1,927
•
—*
—
—
Jan
Apr
39c
Canadian Western Nat Gas 4C'c
5% {'c preferred
5
Zinc
5%
12%
88c
Vlckers
Canso
1.35
3.09
*
Imperial
Lead
4.85 Feb
Jan
7,075
-•
106 106%
100
—*
class
1.13
Jan
19%
warrants
Captain
65c
preferred
A
Exploration
Jan
8%
36%
class
12 %c Mar
It
Devon
200
lOo
Mfrs
23,100
13c
—*
Apr
13
i
Wallpaper
15c
Feb
1955 warrants
Canadian
Feb
..
loo
Canadian
13c
Co common
Gas
Mines
16% Mar
6.20
%
.
8%c Jan
Jan
Cusco
15% May
31
Apr
4.85
Corp.
3,000
8%c
Apr
Brewis
5.00
...
Thorium
9c
1
Feb
14c
Decoursey
35,000
31%C
Railway
Canadian Petroflna preferred
Canadian Prospect
Mar
6%c Jan
Deer
10,040
38C
Canadian Pacific
12c
50,620
Apr
13
*
preferred
Feb
9%c Jan
12(
13c
Jail
2c
16%
...
8c
3,167
12c
lie
3.60
5.40
*
common
42c
Apr
13c
16Va
lc
X.—20o
Gold
"
5.20
*
A
8%c Jan
Jan
5c
1
Crowpat
Feb
5.25
30c
Inca
Cos
4.00
7,650
Jan
24C
4,406
Mine——1
Tungsten
Apr
80c
400
70c
North
4.75 Mar
9,150
3,486
7%
4.85
A.
cl
1,055
95c
"•-■*>■'
Malar tic
Canadian
Canadian Oil
Canso
5%
4c
11.500
7c
Jan
lc
Oil
Canadian
Canadian
5%
1.55
—
Canadian Husky
1953
Feb
1.50
Warrants
Canadian Hydrocarbon
5%
Apr
13
7%.
Securities
.,
28% Mar
1.50
.
High Crest—
Canadian Homestead Oils
Rights
13%
155
4.25
1
Canadian
4.85
Apr
120
72c
...*
class
Mar
'
815
67C
{
Products
8
2.75
15
92c
warrants
Canadian Export Gas Ltd—
Canadian Fairbanks Morse com
Food
Jan
14%
67c
Canadian Dyno Mines.
Canadian • Eagle < warrants.
Canadian
25%
4.10
3,000
30c
Mining
Crown
3014 May
30 Va Apr
Feb
30%
»
& Dock.
•
46
94c
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
*
Canadian Drawn Steel common—*
1
Jan
Jan
"
5c
26c
6%c
Mar
Croinor
9%c Jan
3.75
?
5c
28c
6%e
Warrants
Apr
25
130
May
1
1.79
Va Mar
40%
-
Feb
38c
9c
Crestauruni
12 % Mar
3,088
15
.1
Wright
Canadian Dredge
13%
39
14%
Mar
5c
950
Jan
75c
——1
Mines
Sudbury
Class B
Jan
4,075
-
Jan
90c
Corby
Jan
6,417
45% '■
4.20
3
preferred
Gas
5%
•
common..
4.30
Jan
30%
15
•
Pete
Collieries'
Canadian
32
1,180
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose
Canadian Chieftain
4.80
Feb
*
——1
28c
Mar
Oils
Coppercorp Ltd .——
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug
Jan
1.16
Apr
25
49c
16c
Mar
12%
—,
9.531
338,697
Jan
97
Mar
75
20 V
Mar
62c
38e
Jan
Cree
...
3.50 Jan
500 1
17c
4,300
55c
31c
4 %c
Jan
57c
3,611
• V
A
21c
57c
36 %e
55c
Apr
150
common
18c
—I
Feb
Jan
1.50 Mar
25.500
87
640
preferred
19V»
Apr
Craig Bit
38
____;
Jan
1.16
13,570
Apr
12%
Aluminum——.
16%
1,538
v
8c
40%
12%
2
5,385
1.20
78c
Coulee
12
Oil-;,
W'Commerce-.1-!
17 %
1.16
7c
Cosmos
12%
Canadian Breweries. common
Preferred
I67:f
•
680
Jan
12%
1
a
1.20
171
dan
13c
Apr
12%
Minerals
2.90
74c
90c
*
Atlantic
Canadian Bank
4.05
38
38
Jan
7%c
42
_12.50
;
2.10
1
Jan
88
96
81c
3.95
•
com,
X.
class B
3,700
1
Crestbrook
Canada Southern
2.55
1
5%%
Feb
2.00
Mar
80
75c
25
1.50 Mar
3,200
*
96
warrants
2.45
Apr
Mar
Basin—
Con west
Apr
23
41%
30
2.55
Copp Clark Publishing—.
Apr
41
*
*
•
Mines
Consumers
Apr
70c
20
pfd
Oils
29%
56
1.G3
—
Mortgage
Ltd
Consolidated West Petroleum
% Mar
190
1.70
*
—
Permanent
8
Feb
24%
A
62c
Poplar
Regeourt Mines Ltd
Consolidated
29l/a May
Jan
78c
B
''
Jan
•
class
Jan
Mines--
Nicholson
Consolidated
Apr
50%
24%
Lands
Packers
4.25
Jan
7%
Warrants
29c
5.90 Mar
28
26
12,109
Consolidated
8!75 May
30% May
26
,
Canada Oil
Canada
Feb
Jan
28%
*
60c
Consolidated Sannorm
Jan
Feb
h
10
Canada Malting common;
65i
3.95
VM
.10
Canada Iron Foundries" common—
Canada Life Assurance
51c
Consolidated Red
21% May
70 % Apr
3.00
3,950 v
29%
—*
6U(
Mines
Negus
Consolidated Northland
Jan
5.15
•
18,190
29'.
20
Cut
Consolidated
%C Apr
33
Jan
1,665
1
Preferred
41c
Jan
10,100
21%
Campbell Chibougamau
Canada
12c
57c
20 V'
*
Oil
Crushed
Jan
21
•
Campbell Red Lake—
Canada Cement common
Canada
Apr
31c
33%c
1,000
23,609
Jan
1
Calvan
Consol
31o
25c
1
■
37c
1
Petroleum
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common
36c
-2
12
7
Jan
Bxplur
12 V::
A— X—
2,00
19c
Consolidated Mosher
7c
Consolidated
—■——:,
class
Dock
Dry
Jan
10,340
1
12 %
Burns
Burrard
4,700
35c
Smelling—•
12 MJ
Burlington
1.85
29c
&
Morrison
Consolidated
1.70
35c
—
1.62
High
1.85
Oils
7c
6%c Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
LOW
High
Ltd—
Gold
Mac
LOW
1
Mines
MarUenor
Consolidated Mogul
Mar
6
Apr
Howey
Shares
of Prices
J
Gold
7V2C
Jan
for Week
Range
Par
'
■
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
5%c Jan
2,500 X
28%
'
may
Friday
High
6c
-1
—.
ended
Range Since Jan. 1
1
Mines
week
STOCKS
Shares
1
Brunsmau
Bul'fadison Gold
of Prices
Low
for
t
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Par
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
:
12 %c May
Feb
Jan
Feb
6
Mar
Mar
lie
Jan
26 %c Mar
49c
5%
7c
Feb
Jan
1.35 Mar
92c
Feb
27 Va
Jan
34
Feb
21% Apr
25;V" Apr
-17
23% Mar
Mar
J
Number 5739
Volume 187
The Commercial and Financial
...
Chronicle
(2039)
43
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
Par
Northern
Gas
Low
:
1
common
m
*
Great
Plains
Great
West
'
50
Friday
Low
'
Class B
class
1
A
«
Greyhound Lines
Guaranty Trust
21
21
Mines
21
17
ig
17
8.G0
80
34
35 »a
1
Mining
Carpets
Red
Gold
Heva Gold
Tower
Hoillnger
Oil
Home
—;
66c
4fle
G8c
7
%.*
7
Lake
59c
58c
G2c
71^
5c
1.35
'
1
1.35
i8c
22c
71:,
7n
....
405
Jan
17
Apr
Midrim
X
Jan
Apr
Midwest
Feb
Mill
Apr
Milliken
Jail
35%
Apr
68c
Feb
Milton
May
Jan
79c
Jan
GO
Jan
8c
Jan
20%
22
6,067
16%
5,910
14
Modern
,
Apr
7%
23%
17%
Feb
14%
16%
4,787
13Tb
Apr
16%
Feb
27
28!4
;>00
25%
Jan
29%
4.30
800
3.05
Feb
•
42
40%,
42
1.815
39 %
Bay Oil
Humber
Oils
Mtge
—
90c
Apr
Mar
1G%
3,357
15! a Mar
7,600
15c
25c
25%
Apr
-■iS
91c
40
Apr
25!2
150
Apr
77c
Jan
32
7,800
36!s
Jan
Montreal
Trust
-
Imperial Tobacco
C%
;
Lake
Industrial
Gold
Corp
76%
•
41*4
1.03
-37
Inland, Cement
Co
Inland' Natural
<; %
41%
Jan
13%
5 Tb
Jan
Gc
Jan
'/a
6%
450
tiC
7c
9,500
9.00
4.10-
*
10 %
10%
10%
300
.13
12%
13
1,556
8
5%
6
3,660
15%
15%
15%
350
3.00
3.05
46c
2,345
1,600
42o
70%
69! 2
71! a
22,990
G9%
Jan
39
37%
39%
6,288
31%
Feb
1
:
:
;
20
Class A
30
46c
1
Pipe
Syndicate
1
41%
25c
14%
,25c
12%
——
common
;
22 %c
26c
9
Line
—-
Copper Mines
Bay Mines
j
1
l
;
27c;
14%
12%
12%
1.03
.
1.10
.1.70
1.75
2,300'
Mining
1'
Minerals
Gold
Warrants
13
Jan
(
New
New
>
1.97
Jan
113,425
27o
Jail
70c
10c
5,000
9c
Mar
13c
Jan
17c
16c
18c
53,700
15c
Jan
23c
Jan
12c
12c
12c
8,750
10!aP Jan
17c
Jan
19c
1.38
Jan
Feb
Apr
22c 23%c
8,000
33o
Feb
10c
lie
4,000
8c
Jan
15c
Feb
44 c
47c
8,080
38c
Jan
60c
Feb
Jan
21c
21c
2.15
2.19
700
1.90 Feb
2.49 Mar
4.60
4.GO
225
4.20 Feb
5.00
Apr
1.70
2.00
4,600
Mar
2.10
Apr
5%
7
6c
6%c
29c
Apr
14,449
1.92
1.99
5c
'
5%
8,300
18%
200
Jan
7% May
Jan
■
1
—
—
5c
Jan
8c
Jan
14%
Jan
18%
Feb
1,000
95c
Feb
2.06
Dufault
Oil
56c
8,000
27c
Jan
70c
of
3,750
5c
Jan
8c
Jan
47c
7,435
41o
Mar
73c
Jan
10c
10c
1,500
8c
Mar
14q
Osu
Shore
Lexmdin
Little
Goio
1
.
Mines
•
Long Lac Gold
Loblaw Groc
75c
Feb
3.35 Mar
•
Cos
11c
10c
Apr
18c
Jan
500
13c
Mar
20c
Mar
Mines
Jason
Kelore
Newlund
New
Mining Ss
Smelting Co Ltd
Feb
1.06
X
5.25
22c
Lomega Explorations
Long Island Petroleums
Lorado
2.95
4,200
21c
29c
24c
28c
Ap*
29,000
7c
-Apr
144,075
29,500
14c
Jan
Gold
X
Mines
Rouyn Merger
Senator Rouyn
1
;
Nipissing Mines
6,100
Mining
Ltd
J.__
5!hc
2,500
.5o.
Fob
13c
2,000
8c
Jan
16c
40
2,523
35%
Jan
407/s Mar
.
6c
5!hc
6%c
14,000
5!he Apr
12c
30%C
12c
2.48
21c
9%c
2.40
2.50
19c
21c
19,000
7,800
80,000
19c
14c
7c
Jun
2.23 Mar
Mar
4,000
7 %C Mar
14o
12c
14c
2,875
12c
3.65
3.30
4,300
2.75
30%
30
31 %
585
29%
1.10
Jan
3.75
Apr
Feb
Apr
Uranium
19
Jan
95C
Jan
21
1.52
May
Apr
Louvicourt
^
50c
3.15
2.95
3.20
2,700
22,050
22,995
2.15
2.35
3,570
•
2.28
13%
13
13%
42
42%
200
•
3.10
3.00
3.15
1,300
90c
warrants
80c
90c
-•
;
Northern Canada Mines
3.45
3.35
3.60
3,800
1.01
1.04
13
12%
13%
1,400
8,670
10
Feb
13%
24
24
200
22
Jan
24
3.20
3.20
500
•
Natural
•
Gas
*
20
Power com
Telephone
975
Mar
2.71
Apr
1.85 Apr
11
Jan
39
„
Apt'
2.40
1.01
2.70
Goldfield
Mines
Obaska
Lake
4.00
Jan
1.90
Jan
Jan
3.60
Apr
Anr
Jan
Gold
Mines
11c
Feb
Jan
6c
Jan
Ogama Rockland Gold
Oka Rare Metals Mining
1.82
2.05
8,340
2.09
Jan
Okalta
95
200
1.50 Jan
81
Feb
95
32
Apr
.a,650
28%
365
47%
Jan
26%
517
22
Feb
'May
55% May
26% Apr
25%
24%
25%
3,445
22
Jan
25 % May
46
45
46
590
4%c
4c
4%c
8c
8c
8!hc
49c
49c
50c
27C
26C
31c
.
Macassft
Mtnp*
f
•
"
6,450
12C
7,000
lOVhc Mar
16c
10c
2,250
'14 %c Jan
230
Malartic
Ontario Jockey Club common
5%C
8,500
49c
49C
900
14%
14%
665
5c
>
—
May
Macleod
...1
6 Vac
1
-
Cockshutt Gold Mines.
Bloedel class B
X
98c
•
26%
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines
.—1
2.52
Magnet Cons
Majortrans
...X
Macmlllan
12c
1.23
16c
4c
Mar
45%c Apr
13%
Feb
Apr
6%c
Jan
11 %c
Apr
Orenada
49C
Mar
68c
Jan
Ormsby
25r
Mar
50c
Feb
Oslsko
10,500
CO
0
Apr
Hi
16c
5,460
Mar
9c
14c
3,000
11 %c
Jan
23c
1.30
9,500
1.18
Apr
1.55
Feb
16c 16 %e
8,000
11 %c
Jan
17 %c
Jan
1.55
Jan
5c
Mar
2.75
3.00
33c
9,000
5%C
6%c
2.401
23,500
15,140
24o
Jan
Feb
Apr
3.05
Jan
1.85
1.80
1.05
6,020
45c
7,000
8%
8%
8%
35
7% Mar
87/a
Apr
26
26%
220
24%
Feb
26%
Apr
7.10
6.90
7.20
13,225
5.75
Feb
Uranium
Minerals
3.10
2.15
Jan
13c
36c
Jan
96c
1.00
4,300
90c
25%
26%
1,175
Page
1.70►
Feb
Pan
Mines
X
5%c
Amalgamated Mines—-
1
45c
Jan
Pater Uranium
28% Mar
2.67
Apr
PCE
14,875
4o
Mar
7c
Jan
3c
Jan
6c
Jan
Pembina
92c
92c
94c
'7,400
1.20
Jan
8c
8c
8%C
6,020
12c
Jan
„
Jan
r
6%c Mar
Feb
9% Feb
Preferred
8%
Permo
Gas
45 %C
43c
50c
460,061
25c
Mar
53c
Apr
Perron
Gold
6 %C
6%c
6%C
3,000
5c
Jan
9C
Feb
Peruvian
46c
50c
70,555
400
Feb
65C
Jan
Petrol
20 %c:23 %c
109,000
24%c
Apr
com
;
49c
;
22c
_•
8
7%
8
90
86
90
an
&
common
Oil
&
h
&
lie
Feb
20c
Jan
25c
19,600
19c
Jan
33c
Apr
27c
6,200
25o
Jan
36c
Jan
16%
17%
16,050
8
May
90
May
Pioneer
Gold
of
British
Jan
20% Jan
121
Mar
670
56c
12,725
41c
Apr
60c
Apr
27c
30c
II,600
20c
Jan
30c
19,000
21,200
3%c Jan
Apr
Feb
5c
5!hc
42c 45 %c
46c
4,300
16C
17c
3,250
23c
7%
6%
7%
42%
42%
42%
16c
23c
16c
24c
37 %c Jan
33c
Jan
60c
Feb
62c
Mar
Jan
20c
Jan
14c
9,173
13c
Jan
18c
Feb
18c
Feb
40c
Mar
Feb
8
Jan
5,860
6%
10
41
*
2
17
15%
17
210
13
1.69
28c
15,740
9,700
1.69
1.55
28c
26c
1
00c
90c
98c
50c
50c
52c
V4C
70c
74c
11 %c
3,800
•
Columbia
15% Apr
103
109 110%
I
Gas
Feb
term*.
8,000
1
preferred
Minerals
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
5%
715
4.00 Mar
1,500
14c
29c
_•
Oil
Mines
Oil
77% Mar
14,721
loo
8
7.90 Mar
3.25
43c
1
1
1.25
—50
Peoples Credit
1
PorJjgotnoteE^^
Exploration Ltd
Exploration
Pipeline common
130
X
Mar
13c
16c
X
1
Peerless
7,500
MineB Ltd
Consol
Paymaster
64,500
X
_
30c
Parbec
2.65
8%
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
:
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
100
1.15
Apr
50c
52c
Pardee
6%C
7%
17 Va
109%
Feb
4%C
9
.
Jan
4c
2.51
•
•
Oils
Western
III
.
.
X
1
Hersey Tubes
Porcupine
35c
23% Jan
1.95 Mar
26c
26c
1
X
Petroleums
Pacific
6%c
common
Mar con Mines
.
—
Mines
Lake
4c
•
Ltd
Maple Leaf Milling
Maralgo Mines
Gold
9%c
r
Jan
Jan
29c
9%c
Jan
5c
v
Jan
6C
12C
1
*
Opemiska Copper
Orange Crush
7%c Mar
63,400
Jan
Jan
Mar
1
3'<.r Mar
15,500
2,500
,
15
10
Debenture
Ontario Loan &
III
Goldfleids
Maneast
Preferred
46%
7c
59c
40c
2,000
1
Jan
10
Preferred
13,100
11c
9%c
Jan
Jan
•
•
Warrants
•
Mines
Malartic
Maritime
7%c
Apr
Apr
Jan
1.18
5%C
•
1
O'Leary
27 727
31c
2.85
.1
nT,
:
Explorations
10c
18!hc:21 %c
33c
20c
18c
90c
Oils
Pamour
.
Macdonald Mines
Macfie
7%c
41% Jan
'i
:j.
%
11c
21 %c
4.25
11c
•
Jan
4C
55%
*
Mines
1.30 Jan
18c
18c
Feb
Feb
13% May
44
Feb
18c
*
1
Mines
O'Brien
60
26
1
Lyndhurst
Mining Co
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
3.50
11c
2
Apr
4.60 Feb
•
——
Jan
Apr
3.00 Jan
75c
72c
..1
Utilities
Oils
Mines
6,500
54
.
_
_
1.75
1.75
1956 warrants
24,500
30Tb
X
Mines
Warrants
32
46c
.
Jan
17c
Feb
1.43
1,335
Jan
Feb
Apr
1.50
47c
37c
Jan
Jiiu
2.70 Jan
9%C 10 %C
3.70
50
;
5c
"
13c
36c
—1
Uranium
8c
.
9c
Feb
2.20
26%
'
/ 7c
Jan
5c
13c
1
95
•
Jan
1.55 Mar
30%
Class A warrants
Northern
Feb
1.51
40
i
Rankin
1957
10
13c
50
Warrants
'<
Jan
-•
25c
:
Northspan
Jan
1.18
*
Nickel
Preferred
1.34
Apr
75c
30,800
Apr
Apr
1.07
•
X
1
Corp
North Canadian Oils common
North
80c
1.50
Apr
6%c Jan
l
Normetal Mining
Oils
9%c
7%c
Jan
4c
9% Mar
80c
1.40
Jan
4!he Jan
10
83c
Jan
17c
5%c Jan
'
1,500
2,560
1,500
—1
;
*
Mines
Norsyncomaque
10
1.20
40c
36%c Jan
-1
:
——
Mines
Norpax
.10
%C
1.45
—1
Mines
Northcal
1.15
*
Nor Acme Gold—
Norgold
1.1(5
4
_1
——-
Nisto Mines
Nor and a
4! he
—1
Ltd
Mines
Rim
7! he
7! he
4 !h c
-1'
Superior Oils
Niagara Wire common
Nldkel
'
6%c
7c
7c
,
—L
New
Nudulama
Jan
Jan
Jan
He
Northland
Feb
9o
20o
19c
Norvalie
3.15
Mar
Mar
7c
New
9%o Jan
6c
13c
2,000
15c
New
Jan
11,100
8c
Feb
2.75 Jan
Feb
lie
19c
17,675
18'hc
1.98
-.1
Jan
Jan
7c
1
Jan
I50
Preferred
Feb
8c
7! he
•
Exploration—
Mylamaaue
Apr
•
;
Feb
1.40
6c
-
Class B
2.59
18 %c
7c
0c
hi!he
New
26%C
Jan
Mar
New Minda-Scotia
Jan
.
Jan
Mar
Manitoba
16c
Jan
'
9c
14c 16! aC
7c
•
1
87,250
Mar
*_
_1
Mines
Mfhes
19c:26 %c
55%
A
5%e
2.01
'
New
New
Ontario
32
i_
1
class
Jan
3,625
Quebec
•
preferred
1.33
4,600
Northern
32
2nd
Loblaw
Jan
.
17c
4%c
*
common
27c
Jan
12c
ZmZZ^.
7%c
*
Mar
1.01
34c
Mines
5c
9
1
•
18C
17c
Hosco
•
-1
Ocean Cement
Lencourt Gold Mines
4.000
1,600
lie
New
Northern
225
Feb
20c
1.12
'
26c
Apr
Jan
2.70 Jan
53,929
Jan
35c
13c
X
1
Feb
21
Jan
7c
Apr
12c
1
Highrldeft Mining
Jan
1.49
34c
Jun
4c
14c
.1-
__1
Harricana
87
21
3.10
Jan
4c
8c
4!hc Jan
12c
1.36
19c
1.10
19C
5,000
74,400
5!hC'
4c
I,000
Jan
21
15,512
6c
5! he
Jan
1.48
23c.
21c,\ T
23c
5%c
Z
-
Mines
70
--"3
Jan
2,100
11,000
...X
Leitch Gold
lie
1.18
9!he:10%c '
700
Jan
Jan
1.12
—
Explorations
9%c
2.80
40c.;
6C
Feb
Apr
2.70
Jan
29,500
17,260
1.15
•
22c
9c
v
"
29,800
40C
[
:
Jan
29c
26C
0!hc,
14c
_1
Lamaque Gold Mines
7c
2.45
91c
_
Apr
lie
10,400
,1,100
3c
26c
6,800
6,600
2.36
Glc
3.00
5! he
13c
1.00
2.95
4! he
2.40
60c
Mines
5%c
Apr
X
97c
3.90
Apr
5.00
X
Glc
15c
41%
28C
Mines
1.00
1.U80
Jan
Canada
Common warrants
3,100
32%
50o
Preferred
21c
162
Jan
Jan
4.70
41 Va
Jan
Apr
21c
Jan
41
35c
17%
4.55
22
41
•
59c
21%
0
Apr
23c
Jan
...X
Jan
19%
15!hc Jan
Apr
1
Mining
4.00
385
Jan
Jan
Mines
Wasa
Luz
450
20%
Mar
15
Mines
4.95
20
16c
18%
80
11,800
4.90
.
25c
2,040
129
17c
24%c Jan
20c
4.90
20%
35c
2,101
5,2 JO
2,880
19 %c
3,800
21
3.25
Feb
Apr
1,000
50,200
15%
83%
36c
13%
13% May
,
3 6c
New
Jail
82
Jun
54c
New
Mar
6c
3.15
Jan
12
30C
15
82
Mar
11 %
125
-
16c
20%
-
20c
965
13 Mi
47c
15
3.15
Gold Mines
51,100
13 Va
.
16C
20%
Gas
23c
13
13 %
48c
...X
.
21c
Feb
X
...X
'
53c
50c
•
Mines..
70
Apr
Pete
•
Mining & Exploration
Cinch
Mines
!
Jan
41c
Jan
Mines
Davies
Delhi
Apr
43c
•
64
1
Petroleum
Continental
New
Apr
1.10 Mar
1.40 Mar
67c
1
(John) .Ltd_
Lake Lingman
-Lake
Feb
Jan
9c
1
Minerals
Lakeland
La
46c
Tb Jan
50c
;
Labrador
Lake
32c
Jan
Apr
52c
17%
Mar
1,772
1,200
5! he
North Star Oil common
Labatt
Lake
Jan
77% Mar
(SIC
:
Kirkland Townsite
Lake
68c
39%
1,971
5%
Apr
'Feb
3.25 Mar
9c
1
Kirkland Hudson Mines
Lake
Feb
14% May
18%
36
70
-
Mines
Goldvue
Jan
6! he
16
Jan
13%
13%
5
20c
New
9
1
Apr
45c.
23c
5
1"
Gold
Jan
12
l
:
Copper
Kirkland
Bkllamaque
New Bristol Oils
16%
44% Mar
*
..
Gold
14%
33
69
a
1
Feb
75c
Apr
May
75c
I
Uranium
Gas
67c
1.70
5%
73
Apr
-
•
New Athona Mines
Norlartic
Mines
Kerr-Addison
KJlembe
Labine
New
Jan
i-
10% Apr
;
62c.
1,100
65c,
Jan
Jan
Jun
45C
im
Alger Mines
Jan
20c
7.00
3.25
46
•
7%
30% Jan
3,000
69!
100
,
Feb
Apr
Mar
_•
B
-
Apr
Mar
•
75
Fortune
89c
_15o
525
34
Dickenson Mines
14c
•
16
34
New
20c
30
15%
New
1,500
'Umm
15%
Jan
•
Jan
40,400
■
Jan
Jan
18c
Jan
26%
-^.5
Apr
14c
46C
Jan
12 %
50
65C
13%
1.18
22c
8c
150
_l
10%
14c
1
;
Jupiter Oils
Kenville
Feb
1.09
1
Z
.Kelly Douglas class A
;
'Warrants.;
Kelvlnator of Canada
*1
Mar
1.18
•
—
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd.
Jumping Pound Petroleums
27,500
32
25
Mines
Calumet
1
Joliet-Quebec Mines
Jonsmlth Mines
15c
15%
100
Works
May
12c
32
—
Chamberlain
1
Jellicoe Mines (1939)
Joburke Gold Mines
6%,c Apr
2.95
10c
,10% Feb
10
New
5,400
'
9,290
73
Trust \
New
1
Ltd
7%c
5%
National Explorations Ltd-National Hosiery Mills class
Jan
1
Exploration
0.10 Jan
13c
1
Jan
•
20o
Mining Corp
1.95 Jan
9.55
Apr
46c
2.63 Feb
7!hc Jan
630
73
Mines
New
12
'
"i
31
18 %c Jan
40
4,888
8,200
2,100
10
5%
10% Mar
105,300
46c
Feb
Jan
Oc
9.55
Creek
Apr
Feb
4.25
41%
1.75
24!he
2.95
•
National Steel Car
9.00 May
40%
Jan
Apr
.1.77 Jan
15%
Nama
Nesbitt
Jan
2.50
Apr
1.04 Apr
32
•
New
Jan
15
Jan
1.25
19c
10
X
Feb
G.75
6%
1.12
65c
34,021
14C
*
—
Apr
Apr
2.70
10 %
Jan
12% Apr
Jan
-
Feb
900
14%
•
25Tb Jan
2,702
12c
Feb
8c
Apr
ll!a Jan
2.40
*
National Drug & Chemical common
Preferred
Feb
2,100
46c
■'
1.04
1
30%
Mar
9.55
A
A
Minerals
Newnorth
Walte
Jeanette
G%
10c
Jan
•
•
10
common.
tnterprovinclal
J aye
Feb
12%
•
8.50
Nickel Co Common
International Petroleum j
International Ranwlck Ltd
Jacobus
%
"=-1,536
4.00
International
Jack
80
;'
13%'
4.00
Interprovincial Bldg Credits B wts
'
Feb
41 %
30%
Inspiration Mining
•
38
9
77 Tii
6
G%C
Warrants
iron
49
v
13%
•
preferred
Gas
Preferred
Irish
280
7,251
49%
Jan
Jan
%
common.*
■
Boll preferred
&
Ingram
Investors
G
39%
'
1
43%
2,759
**•
9.00
& Co.
;
/;
185
>9-
76%
13%'
;
______
fnglis .(John)
;
;
48
3.00
"Warrants
.
Ltd
.47
0%
10
_
Accept
'
;
;
of Canada ordinary,#
1
;
4.86%
preferred
Indian
48
8Ta
_
88c
6%C
Moore Corp coram on
Nealon
10
2.24
100
Locomotive
National
Imperial Bank
Imperial Investment class A
Imperial Life Assurance
1
Imperial Oil
1
10
Multl
•
Jan
36%
2.95
2.09
Feb
Feb
49c
0,250
5,410
:
Porcupine
Montreal
17% Jan
i9(;
25,;>
87c
—
-20
_
46
i«e
~
2.22
2.60
18o
4.05 Mar
25%
•
-
1
Huron & Erie
16%]
10%
1
25
1.60
20c 22! hC
Jan
Jan
6lo
1,000
1.00
,_l
class
Brewery
Moneta
Feb
4.05
Hugh Pam Porcupine
Hughes Owens Co, pfd—
94c
1.50
1
Preferred
Feb
4.30
Hudson
.
95C
1.50
22%C
Apr
2.20
Feb
11c
7%C
class
Containers
Molsons
Apr
15%
Smelting
8%c
•
Molybdenum warrants
-Monarch Knitting common
1.50 Apr
Feb
30c
upr
8!'aC
•
!
Brick
Min Ore Mines
6%c Feb
Jan
v
67c
Mindamar Metals Corp
Mining Corp
Mining Endeavour Co
33c
6% Jan
20% Jan
67c
1
Uranium
Jan
Apr
4%c Jan
67c
»
Apr
7 Tb
16c
1.10
Lake
2.45
12 %C
•
Industries Gas
City Petroleums
13c
Mar
18c
Mining-
8.60
11c
27!'"
Mining &
6,500
168,630
12,500
•
Bay
8,510
2,500
2,100
12
»
Hudson
Jan
2.60
,12c 12! he
1.10
.
<
22c
18c
2.38
12
; 15!a
common-
14c
14 %c
96c
ig
Paper
Jan
12
•
Smith
Mar
11c
1.08
•
Mining
17c
6V2O Jan
•
Class B
Hoyle
IO'/bC Jan
6,060
•
Glass A
Howurd
67% Jan
38,700
7c
Mldcon Oil & Gas
8c
575
Ltd—
Co
*
170
17c
Mexican Light & Power com
20%
_»
76
Jan
75%
Jan
21
Jan
a
Apr
7
90,000
*
Mar
Jan
11
8%C Jan
1,000
20o
.
16c
Medallion
49c
3,500
1
90
Jan
8,500
4%c
1
Jan
15C
1
:
50
7c
1
Lake
Mines
Mar
51
74
Lake.
Gold
1,005
55
13c
Apr
27
77,900
7C
5c
1
Mines
Mines
McWatters
Apr
Jan
5.25
18c
Jan
lie
35,700
*
Apr
16%
•
Jan
5.70
129,200
lie 15%c
Red
88
High
12o
50
Jan
10
9cl2,:>c.
^
>
Porcupine
24 %c
Mar
4!ac Jan
91,350
7
lie
14'ac
1
Bell
Sarcee Oils
DrillingConsol Gold
Highland
Highwood
HI
1
Minerals
Headway
Heath
Mines
McMarmao Red
15,400
51%
88
-100
13c
51
12%
375
<■
Gold
Rock
McKenzle
Feb
Low
12C
51%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
7c
8,000
34
Mctntyre
Apr
8%c Jan
26,-480
oc
Apr
6%
20!
42,090
7.05
ac
1
3.50
Shares
Petroleums
1.28
Mentor Exploration & Development_50o
Merrill Island Mining
1
Meta Uranium Mines
1
1,500
8.05
Gold
1
—
18%
10! b Mar
2,000
gc
Preferred
Feb
13C
•
common
of Prices
Low
1
Frontenac
Jan
12>
175
lOc
7C
McColl
Jan
16 %c
21,270
oc
_l
Lake
Harrison
11
Maybrun Mines
43
4.75 Mar
t
145
1
•
Hard
46,800
10%
Jan
Apr
5% Jan
15
400
18cl9>:.c
Jan
2.25
907
5»,4
5V4
1014 * 16%
__
39%
-
7%
3.80
Jan
for Week
Range
Par
■■■
,
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
6% Jan
3.00
325
1
Mines—
ITalmon
•
6,100
I8%c
Warrants
-Harding
>
3 35
17%
5%
10
Gypsum Lime & Alab
1
3.00
16%
io%
Ltd
Mines
Lead
Gunnar
1
v
145
41%
17
»
s-Gwillim
:
4i«/>
*
Uranium
Gulch
i
3,694
—*
v—
Saddlery
Greyhawk
Gulf
.*
3.80
*
Great West
1
3,335
3.40
__
Develop
Coal
71^
41 %
2
Range Since Jan. 1
High
7a;,
3.<io
$2.80 preferred
Glass B warrants
MAY
STOCKS
Shares
7%
Warrants
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
'
Great
WEEK
Sales
1.20
1.15
1.20
5,900
5,400
5,400
3,881
1
1.65
1.59
1.73
10,450
1.55
Feb
Feb
43
17
2.05
25c
Apr
Feb
70c
Jan
38c
Jan
65c
60c
Jan
90c
98c
Jan
1 ^5
Jan
40c
Jan
May
Jan
Feb
1.05 Mar
1.23
1.73
Jan
Jan
Feb
Apr
•
Financial Chronicle.. .Monday, May ^ 1958
The Commercial and
44
(2040)
CANADIAN MARKETS
MAY 2
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
Sales
Last
STOCKS
Week's
' Range
of Prices
for Week
Sate Price
Par
Uranium
Placer Development
Pitch
Ore
Powell
Oil Royalties-;-;
Border Gold-,——
36c
36c
59
59 Va
155
2.45
2.59
2,000
2.25
6c
0C
3,000
3.00
3.15
960
.»
_
-
_::::2oc
Warrants
95c
Mines—
•■.
42c
44c
46c
Jan
10c
Mar
79c
Jan
2.41 Mar
Go
Jan
3,532
7c
Mar
Jan
95c
Jan
3.80 Feb
•
Feb
3.95
May
6.40 Apr
4.25 Jan
13c
Twin City Gas—-—
•'
73c
Jpn
i
;
Union Gas of Canada——
Union Mining Corp___;_—-.
g
20C
?4C
7g
5.25
139
13c
13c
900
89c
90c
22%
14c
15c
7.95
8.00
9c
9Vac
36c
42c
10c
Apr
70o
Jan
20c
Jan
Jan
13c
7,50 Jan
25%
8.75 Mar
15c
Jan
35e
56c
——*r ret.re j—~——'
-l
Apr
17c
Feb
8,350
8lo
Apr
8,000
6%e Jan
1.25
2,500
1.00 Mar
1.25
1,25
Jan
1.60
Jan
71c
1.55
800
71c
207,060
6 VaC
100
35c
4,900
10%
40
15c
76,800
24c
1,333
14
igVac
10%
14 Vac
United Steel Corp ——.
Universal Products •
~-~2
Upper Canada Mines—
1.00 Jan
15,462
5Vac
11
Jan
Mar
35c
B
«
—.—.—
111
Mimes
uo
Jan
Wainwright
Feb
Waite Amulet Mines
Jan
Apr
May
1.35
Jan
Feb
8c
Apr
i
Apr
44c
Jan
10
Jan
12 %
Feb
Jan
15c
9c
A
Walker
Apr
May
»"1-
l.
Prod
Ref_—_
&
Petroleums Ltd_—_—
Khapp Canada Ltd—
Weedpn Pyrite Copper__:___—.
Wespac Petroleums Ltd--——Westburne Oil —————,
West Canadian Oil'& Gas_.
7*
Rights
Malartie
West
—1
Rocky Pete Ltd—————————. ..500
<•
Roe (A V) Can Ltd—
—
Preferred ———
IlOO
——
Mines
Consol
Rowan
.—
—
Royal Bank of Canada
Rights
——
———
Preferred
-35
——————
Industries
Russell
——
Lawrence
5%
St
8,903
12% Jan
100
7 Vac
I.375
98
57 V4
59 Va
3.95
59»/«
4.30
4.35
11%
11%
nl
21
9 VaC
.•
8
500
9c
Jan
11%
240
12%
7,075
Sand
Debentures
Scurry
47c
8c
17
39
30
33
5.25
7.50
21,360
Oils
Van
6,900
35,500
9c
Apr
Mar
18c
Apr
63c
3,600
50c
Jan
75c
Mar
31
246
28
14%
200
13 Va
Jan
Jan
1.91
1.98
8,945
1.69
4.60
8,800
4.10 Jan
25
•
——
V4
25%
1,495
24
Jan
26% Mar
29 Va
55
29
Feb
30
Feb
45
100
43% Jan
45
Mar
3.90
4.90
26%
4.00
17.651
3.90 Apr
26 Va
26%
26%
Oils
25%
26%
4.R1\
6i«
Starratt
40,850
Nickel
Bros
Jan
82c
10%
Jan
11
16% Mar
60C
60c
76c
54c
76c
1.20
1.15
12,750
85c
5 VaC
5 VaC
1.35
5»/aC
Apr
Feb
4g
Jan
42
185
*
30c
15VaC
,
6V2
—
common—.
Mines
1.40
1.60
68c
6Qc
G9c
17,530
45c
2.65
6,900
6'Ac
7c
-13,500
29 Va
29 %
53 va
11 Vac
8.95
6c
IOC
4'Ac
2.03
1.95
2.05
„re
531/2
11'Ac
7,500
9.10
12c
15,558
3,100
6'AC
13,200
4V2C
3,100
1.81
—
—
54% Mar
4c
Jan
8.30 Feb
121/2 c Apr
9o
Jan
Apr
Jan
HVs Mar
17c
Jan
8c
Apr
2.35
Feb
180
1.00 Jan
1.99 Jan
1,425
15% Jari
17% Apr
4c
4c
3,000
3V?c Jan
5V2C Jan
3.90
1.10
4.00
300
1.16
8,150
2,225
-
'
310
4
^
Jan
22
Mar
2.60 Jan
1.01
Feb
6
23 V2
Mar
Apr
4.00
Apr
1.27 Jan
Class B
30
30;
.
86
410
1,170
.
,/
Jan
.
•
15% Feb
•;
.
31' :--Apr
■
Feb
.
Jen
l:90 Jan
.
1.50 Feb I ;
•<:
8%eMar
2.45 sftjpr
1 ? '6,533
1.57
23c
"
1.25
:
1.50 Jan
1.69 Mar
31%'Mar
4.25 Jari
Jan
33 V* "Apr
4.60 Jan
1.55 Feb
26 34
.2V705
21'A
Jan
27
Apr
-May
2,215
87'A
Jari
94
May
/. 6.65 Jan
i03
Jan
10
Feb
106
Jao
25
4,725
'27.
■
40c
Mar
; 18c
85c' Apr
11
Jan
21'A Jan
13%
26%
;2725%,
————
1,600
3,900
: 93 c''
i 90c
"26'A
■
-25
4.25
.
13%
J .26
-13%
-
9,900
33 Vt
14 Va Mar
"
41/2%
preferred
Warrants
—
"94
100
—
9;80
—
preferred-Willroy Mines ■———
"^l
——
:
<"9,80
5,505
1(.3
"
175c '; 75c>
—^
40c
Warrants
"a
5c
—1
Windfall Oils So Mines Ltd-
class
'4.00
26V4
100
„—
Ltd
.12c
4!35
(John) Indus class A_
A
•
wright-Hargreaves
30C
13c
Apr
5c
Jan
14c
5,885
12c
Mar
4.45:
2
267b
11,295
ll5
26%
90
95
87%
11 Va
100
1.35
-1.40,
10,858
Feb
24c
"6V2C Jan
20c
Jan
7% Jan
jan
■
1:30
84c: Mar
45c
Apr
Feb
ii%
'
—
1,000
2,000
90
26%
«•-,
—!
—5
-
29,000
5c
5c
66c
15c
14c
-!
-Apr
'5,100
40c
"38c
;
,
13c
•
Wlnnlpeg So Central GasPreferred
,
15c
—1
!_
Larder
Woodward
9.20
•
94
105%105 105:%"'
100
—.
Wiltsey Coghlan
Winchester
Wood
93
...
2nd
6 %
Yale Lead & Zinc
Yankee Canuck Oil—
Yellorex
"
Apr
V 31%
Jan
90
-Mar
10%
Jan
12
Apr
1.22
.
Jan
Apr
1.70 Feb
10c
Mar
14 %c Jan
,1
—
6c
Mar
'rvlOC
—20c
14
llC
15c
282,672
7c
8c
3,500
96c
1.17
50,120
5%c
14,137
3'Ac Jan
7c
44c
313,600
16%c Jan
48o
Apr
17c 20Vic
7,500
11 Vac
25C
Apr
i
8c
Bear Mines--,
144
•
5 Va c
4%c
-1
42c
38c
1
;
19'AC
:
,
Zenmac Metal
10c
'Ac
Mines——-
Yellowknife
—
Zulapa Mining
Toronto Stock
V
1,700
15c
May
8c
Apr
5V2C Jan
1.17 May
Jan
,69c
Apr
Apr
23
24
465
19 %
Feb
24
71c
64c
95c
74,475
45"!
Jr»n
88c
8%
47,800
38C
Feb
83/4
8
Jan
Apr
May
88c May
8% Apr
1.53
1.65
10,633
4,100
1.35
Jap
1.68 Feb
Feb
1.41 Mar
55c
79c
6c
1,20
50c
1.30
57c
76c
80c
6C
7'Ac
100
136,700
7,600
40,033
27c
31c
43
41%
43
4,300
1,223
»
1.08
34c
Feb
75c
Feb
So
Mar
2lc
Jan
57c
May
1.28 Feb
9c
33c
38% Jan
43
17
18%
Jan
Jan
Friday
27
I
37
*
5%
5%
3,370
28
27%
28 34
2,175
Bulolo Gold Dredging
__5
3,90
3.75
3.90
1,360
25
:: 24
25
1,680
20%
Jan
20 Va
20 '/a
20Vli
10
20 Vb
May
20
20
25
390
21
5
5
6 VB
425
5
25
Jan
15
Mar
Canada & Dominion Sugar
Canada Vinegars
Bronze
Canadian
Cottons
Canadian
Coast
Investments
7 Vac
1,000
12c
Jan
59
26%
25%
26%
31%
32-i/a
1,960
28
Jan
34
1,095
Feb
13o
Jan
20c
69 Va
270
60
Feb
73
Apr
33%
150
30
Jan
34
Mar
17%
18%
2,000
15%
Apr
18%
20
20
1
-
455
90
90
90
7
26
25V4
26%
1,005
22
Jan
Feb
90
191/2 Jan
84%
Jan
Mar
26 V4
21% Jan
88
87'A
90
880
75
Jan
90
Anr
24%
23'A
24%
800
23Va
Apr
31
Feb
30
29 V2
255
26
Jan
31
! FSb
141
141
10
130
Jan
3.05
2.90
3.05
2,200
1,065
•
1
/_
30
—l
2.05
1.91
2.05
37%
36%
37%
500
5
5
5
250
68C
74c
17,670
30
30
100
Tr
Consolidated Gold Corp
—1
71c
«
;
-
2.50
1.80
34%
141
Apr
3.60 Feb
2.05 May
Jap
Jan
42% Mar
Jan
41/4 Jap
'
5V8 Jan
Apr
Apr
54c
Jah
74c
26
Jan
30
Apr
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
No par value,
.
Qdd lot sale (not included in year's
:
range)
Apr
6
t
.
.
38% Mar
32
37
Feb
35% Mar
May
401/2 May
e
Jan
l.QQ Apr
f
delivery sale (not included
: in year's
range),
Selling ex-interest.
" '
:
:.
Flat price.
>
'
/
i.l\Z
29% Feb
r
Cash sale (not included in year's range).
20% Jan
Feb
Mar
69
7.50
31% Jan
67c
Jan
33%
•
Inv
Zellers
*
700
2.50 Apr
May
a
6.00Q
10,874
2.65
1.85
18%
Bros
Apr
40
1.90 Mar
69%
;
Oreille Mines—
Price
Mar
Jan
45
600
100
Pend
30
,27% Mar
17 Va Feb
421/4 May
2.50
Paper
4
Third Cdn Gen
Jan
35
60
5
common
24
94c
980
300
*
—
Ogilvle Flour
50
40
245
I7V2
2.00
32'A
Pato Consolidated Gold Mines
27
85c
26%
2.30
—*
v-
Inc
Ontario
27
40
26
16V8
'
I5V2C 15 VaC
common
So
35% Feb
21 Va Apr
'"26% Apr
6
Apr
■«
2.00
—*
International Utilities
Preferred
.
Jan
42'A
May
25
42-Vi
2.40
Oil
Minnesota
Apr
Mar
4.45 Mar
3t00 Jan
-
5% Jan
32
1
Dupont Co of Canada (1956)
Gaspe Copper Mines
International Paper common—
28V2
90C
42 Vt
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum
Jan
-r-l
——1
17 Va
'
Jan
5
27% May
5
Dominion Glass
25%
.-,-40
26
•
Consolidated -Paper
29% Jap
35
—,
"♦
-A
Copper
Yukon
:
20
Industries common
Dalhousie
i
»
/_*
preferred—
Canadian Ingersoll Rand—
Canadian Marconi
65
1,675
:_<•
common—/:
Canadian General
85
37 %
High
LOW
5%
235
36
Range Since Jan. 1
High
•
18'A
7%c Jan
Low
Shares
__s
35
28'A
7 Vac
+
for Week
Anglo Newfoundland Develop.,
Asbestos Corn
35
Feb
Sales
Range
of Prices
Ear,
18Va
35
Week's
Last
Sale Price
88%
~-lh
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
STOCKS
95c
155
1,29
Exchange—Curb Section
Prices Shown Are
Loblaw
23
90c
31c
—
45% Jan
17%
I35 0
—
class 4
Canadian
Apr
291/2 May
17
-10
—»j»l
—
Preferred
9c
11c
81c
MinesDominion Bank_.
Trans Canada Exploration,,—,
Trans Canada Pipeline-—
4 % c Mar
24% Jan
5%
4.00
Gold
—
Jan
1.30
•
Towagamac Exploration
Traders Finance class A—
Apr
93c
23%
1.16
—
—
2.85
Apr
8.90
"
—
1,455
1,853
Jan
5%
~-a
—
Elevators
Toronto General Trusts
Toronto Iron Works common-
,
2.10 Jan
1.25
1.25
-5Q<j
Toronto
440
20c
93c
Naco Petrol———(Geo)
Jan
1.30
Mines
Western
Weston
Jan
17 v*
—I
—
1.75 Jan
7%
23'A
.1
Calgary
Thompson-Lundmark
Jan
Mar
650
52 3i
5V4
-»?9
,
—
28'A
Jan
1.14
15.630
72c
imwwfj
3
2.45
1.53
4.25;.,
Apr
1.55
70c
——
i
Feb
33%. Jan
2.41
—
—
250
39
17c
2,765
15,245
72c
——
Voting trust
———
.Taylor Pearson preferred———r.
Teck Hughes Gold.,
Temagami Mines
13
Apr
Mar
jan
7o
-•
Jan
'
Feb
10,466
•IMP
„
26c
39
18c 19
.
,6 VaC
Supertest Petrpleum ordinary.,Surf Inlet Cons Gq1<1—.
Swltson Industries—
Sylvanite
Gold
——r—
23c
16c
2.45
1
Apr
6Va May
Jan
16,100
l
„
175
—
Leaseholds——
Western
1.70 Mar
180
200
,
—1
—
Preferred
13'A
20c
Grocers class A
7c
Apr
42% Feb
Vac'
38 Va
1
Superior Propane common
1.60
81,8 C
20c
Feb
Jan
38
19 VaC
—
Western
Apr
38
4,200
6Va
21c 22 '/a C
21c
•my
Mines
2,000
13c 15 VaC
6Va
*
-
-5c
Feb
liOOMar
19% May
-
—;
5,600
3,500
-Apr
80c
-
Mar
12c
7c
30
OU
8c
39c
Feb-
Apr
360
13,360
13,525
—
Class B
23c
10%
gtedman
*
Steel of Canada-—
Steeloy Mining
1
Steep Rock Iron
4
—,—
Sturgeon River QoicU-———
Sudbury Contact ————_ —1
"
4.60 Apr
19 Va
•
OH & Gas
Class A
Jan
21Va
3,400
-Jan
23c
1.65 Jan :;■/
13'A
1.55?
Western Decalta Petroleum..
Warrants ———
—
Yukeno Mines
3,65 Jan
600
59c
Jan
26% May
26% May
21% Jan
780
4.50
64c
4.65
10%
—1
-
gtanwell
Toronto
860
65c
-
•
3:00 Apr
Jan
>
Apr
17c1 Janv5
1.70
2.35
May
7-i. 2 Jan
;13c
;:
Feb
18%
Stan rock Uranium Mines Ltd
Tombill
4.75
19
Warrants
Texas
2.35 Mar
_•
-
Materials.
Stanleigh Uranium Oorp
T1»m
Feb
41
Stadaoona Mines
Tamblyn
15%
10%
———
:
Stand Paving &
.Taurcanis
36% Mar
1
Ltd—
Spartan Air Services Common
Spooner Mines & Oils
Warrants
Feb
45
.1
——
Cons
55c
29
25%
Mines——————
.1
class A
—*
Union
Sullivan
Mar
4.35
1.98
-
Southern
40c
14%
4.60
—
Roi_
Southam
May
7.50 May
14c
—1
8 K D Manufacturing
Slocan
May
33
50c
Dairies
8i8Coe Mines
39
3.30 Jan
60c
1-50
v-
Ltd
Stmpsonti
19'A May
Jan
25% Jan
12c
-500
Ltd
.—
Silverwood
Jan
27
49c
—-r—
Miller
Jan
13 Vi
30
Voting trust
Sigma Mines Quebec.
Silver
Jan
14c
50c
14%
A
Breweries
Mar
85c
13 VaC
-l
—
Class A preferred
Sherritt Gordon
Sicks
19 Va
Apr
May
-.1
————■
Security Freehold Petroleums—
Shawlulgan Water & Power copiClass
95
1,835
3,035
——-.
Rainbow
Jan
180
l
Petroleums
Sarnia Bridge
Jan
99
1,600
4,640
33%
Gold
River
Jan
14%
4,600
7.50
San Antonio Gold——.————
Sapphire
13
9c
•1,966
28
:
2,10 Apr
^6c
4
6.60 Mar
•
<'
18c
1.65
*: r''
Western Plywood CO class B_
Apr
97
33
Jan
12
53c
39
May
10% May
51c
Va"
•
—
Feb
12c
96%
19
Jan
28%
'/ac
9
Feb
4.35 May
Feb
15s
-.
——
64%
14%
7
Feb
Feb
8c
21
Jan
3.35
v
Jan
37^075
262,765
-
12c 12VAc
—
5
1.42 Jan
55c
^pr/%
8V2C
77c-1:
.
30
.
Copper ——_—A——
Warrants
,
vi: 2.00 Mar
Jan
3,500
36c
-/
v
13.'A V
Western
2,380
-39
———
Apr
Apr
Feb
Jan
5.00 Jan
■
Feb
1.68 •'
!L65
.
Jan
•"
1"32c
T"? 69c
1.68
14
;
Mar
545
2,800
12'Ac
100
8
'
Class B
Warrants
Mar
11%
8c
•
Jan
3.15 Mar
2,185
12 Va
-i
Preferred
53
19.907
53c
..1
Jan
6c
5,500
5,628
96%
Gas
£*lada*Shlrriff-Horsey common
9c
Feb
r25% Apr
.
•,
,
./IOC
a
Jan
■
24% Mar
"
Westeel Products
r—■*—
Western Canada Brewries.
21
7 Va
12%
Uranium Mines Ltd—.
Maurice
St Michael
29 Vac
13 Va
7 VaC
Lawrence
St
Apr
13
11 Va
Cement class A—,,,
Corp Common—
preferred— ,v-———*—
St
Jan
99
9 VaC
—a
44c
9 Vac 10 Vac
10c
100
8
Ryanor Mining ——;
Feb
28c
14,200
60,049
13%
—
33c
30c
7 VaC
—.1
*-10
~"~tl
Royalite Oil common-
30c
-•
3,500
>—
——;
:
.5%
19c
'36c
79c Mar
'
5c AJan
100
3.10
/
'73c
West Mayglll Gas Oil
Rockwin Mines
•:
-18c
19c
31%-May
2.50
•
2,835
2-.90/T: ^.70
__i
:——
Mines——
-
VI 2c
"i
&
'•■>.'■
38c
41,081
•
»%
lOii^'tOVAe-
Wayne
Webb
5*5 V1
5%
'
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:'';4:4:'".Feb k
Feb
^
4.40 .Apr,
A 1.60/Feb
1.18 May
325
r-
c20
""
'
■
.
.6,400
2.HO
-
'Wp'p-
15c
Jan
Jan .;i';/a;:
21
2,600
■5/15'"
T),:l^
:
rfc-25
"
—1•'
•4.00 Mar
,><2:85/Apr
J S;.
r
l
—
(G &.'W) common!—...
Waterous
Equipment
•
40C
40c
;
100
:
.
.
'.A v..
1.18
31c
.
:
Oils
?. Hi 1.75 h, 1.75
/r.lml 3.1.20 V
Feb
23'.4
/ 1,565
s :
Jan
8c %lan
59
58 c
.
7,GOO
...2,451
4.40 r-4:50
•
Feb
20%
6c * Mar .1.63.Apr
880:
:-.7c-
7c.
•.,
C--- ;:V-.
Viceroy Mfg class AiClass
•
Feb
28
„!
Jan
12 :..
•4,700 '
•
Ventures Ltd
Violamac
;-7c
,
840
64c ??G5c-;
:
.,
7.76,435
13V4
12%;
'
3.40 Feb
12,000
_
;
"Mar
7.05 Apr
,
Jah? Vv.../
••
52V2
1,320
„
A-V,lfy(128- -31% :-
■a
Explorations Ltd.
Vandoo Consol
10c
14
3.70
7ViSC
9% Mar
80
21c
Feb
18
.
25
i:82. .1.96
38c -Mar
:
'
4,9.0 Jan
25% Jan
;
.
v560
4,000
/
57
3.55
--1
.47c.
Feb
'4.75 May
•
v
,
;:
Jan
Jan,.-
66
,
25
■
..
7p C:
6'Ac
1.-02.M
13*
Feb
8c
5 V«c
14
33c
10%
J*
Jan
17c
23c
1.23
.*
.i'.'.v*
57
7 Va C
—■
United Oils
Vulcan
1,12
1,12
Feb
8l/2CMar
3,750
/
Jan
1.55 Jan
89c
62c
Hill
-
20
~57
.50.
•
23c
1.49
Mountauban
Jan
Jan
9,510
1,066
65c
Keno
United
Mar
6.15
';
3.70
United
.<
Feb
10c
1.15
—I
-,1
—
47c
84c
1
— •
50c
6 Vac
8c
1
—"P
Apr
Jan
60
1,990
1,963
Jan
5.05 Apr
8,300
8.00
25
9c
Uranium
— •
22o
&
iv/20
=1
-
34e
12,450
16,000
1,296
5,100
5,400
26C
6c
5.05
0C
—1
Richwell
Rio Rupununi Mines
Riverside Silk class A
—
Rlx Athabasca Uranium—
17,090
Jan
:<
■.;ri9..;.
-Ac/
V'V 7c
-1
ih'v'A pfd/_—
United Fuel
19
:i*9.r>:
•
,
4May '
5.75 Apr
20c-
28c... Jian v;
8% Jan
606
V 11,100
6.351;/ 3: 8,065
6.30
Feb
,
Jan
JFeb
25
■
/'Jan
3.20
19c
180
■
6IV2
:19c
v//
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2 ;
4.00-Apr
16c
35c •/ ; 64,783
101)
i
28
•
7%c Feb
15c
'19c
6.35
r. .
8%
79'A.
781/2
;
—.
Estella,. Mines—
United
Feb
Vi
United Corps "Ltd class A__Ciass
1.33 May
2.85
79%.
18V
3,000
u:
...8%
pfd-A——
United Asbestos
Feb
4.90
.
•
31c
35c v.
•
Ultra Shawkey Mines
Union Acceptance 2nd
4.75-'-
.4,35
4 50 v/.
i..
High
•
13c+ .Jan
4,284
3,250
4,65.-.
a
'
2.59 May
Jan
70c
16c:
,:4.55=: 4.50
1
40V/2 Mar
,
.
1,000
1,-600
k.
21*%'2lVs
"£:;l
Chibougamau--—-
Trinity
Jan
60% Mar
21,000
45c
42c
Mines
Roche Mines
6 VaC
6c
~r*
-----
Robinson Little common
16,450
50,300
Oil———
Jan
5c
26,765
-II
—
Explorations
Reeves Macdonald
Rexspar
1.33
2.57
Prairie Pipeline.———
Triad
•*
Reef
Renabie
36c
90C
Trans
LOW
6,693
jan.4?
Range Since
High
V 49. 53%
14VaC:14%iJ'^
50
ik:
'
Jan
Mar
36c
35
2.90 Feb
6,925
10 VaC 10 VaC
—
Mines Lt<Sl--
Rpyrock Mines
4.55
—1
^
Rainville
21c
1,200
2,300
2.48
6c
i
—
T
—
"
4.30
2.55
—1
Quebec Natural Gas_-^._—
Queenston Gold Mines--——
Quemont Mining
r——.
-
6.15
1.18
-
-1
Uranium
5.95
220
,—r
—1
Quebec Ascot Copper.
»—
—1
Quebec Chlbougamau Gold
—
Quebec Copper Corp-,--—^—
Quebec Labrador Develop-,—--——
—1
Queued Lithium CorpQuebec Manitou Mines-—-——-—. —1
Quebeo Metallurgical-——,.-,T,r-. „To
-
95c
4.35
-r-
Producers Ltd—..,
Minerals Ltd:
r
Petroleum
85c
0.10
»■■<—
Prospectors Airways is
Feb
54 Va
2.55
Provo pas
—
28% Apr
36c
Apr
-1
—-
—••
Presidept Electric —,—
Preston East Dome—Pronto Uranium Mines.
Radiorr
26c
537/a
#
Quonto
6,500
30
1
—,——,
Premium Iron Ore
'
Transcontinental Resources:
515
30C
*
Corp
Pyrdex
10% Apr
10V4
2,286
1,100
Gold—
Rouyn
Power
'*
Trans
10
20%
Powell
Prairie
7Vac Feb
Sales
for Week
Shares
Low
;•
Mountain Oil Pipe. Line——
Jan
5c
Week's
Range
of Prices
Friday
Last
Par]
8.00 Apr
5,000
5c
..
Sale Price
1
High
28%
lioc
Kiver
Premier
LOW
20'Ac
lQ'A
—
Oils
Ponder
5c
5c
Range Since Jan.
&igh
Low
—a
—
STOCKS
Shares
d Deferred
;
t
Ex-Iiqutriating dividend.
<TTn) Admitted to unlisted
wd When delivered,
wi When issued,
x
?
Ex-dividend.
y
Ex-rights
z
Ex-stock dividend.
"
trading privileges.
Number 5739
Volume 187
Commercial and Financial The
Chronicle
...
(2041)
45
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, May 2
The following bid and asked quotations
i
obtained from the National
Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do
They are intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the "bid")
bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is composed of securities
are
not represent actual transactions.
or
which have
a
wide national distribution.
Industrials and Utilities
i
Bid
•
.v.-
-Ae r« vox- Cor P"--
1
Bid
Par
•
5
Atr.
241/2
26%
Green Mountain Power
Corp—5
Grinnell Corp
*
American Box Bdard:Co—1
29 34
31%
Grolier
Amer Cement Corp——5
Commercial
Amer
.
Ampr Hospital Supply Corp
24%
18%
4754
50%
Gulf Sulphur Corp
Gulf
.
Interstate
6\'o
Gas
—»
com
preferred"
12%
43
46%
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Corp..,
32:/'/
American-Pipe & Const Co
25%
53 '
57
Roddis
34%
27%
Hagan Chemicals & Controls—1
25,:-
27%
Haloid Company
American Window Glass CO-12 Vi"
9%
10%
Hanna
P Incorporated—1
19 >2
21%
62%
66
Hearst Cons Publications cl A.25
Helene Curtis Ind class A—
1
13%
——_——150c
Anheuser-Buschli>e_^_-i__ —.4
2054
21%
High
1
3254
35%
San
2%
14%
15%
Schield
*
22%
23%
Searle
A
M
Ampex Corp
Class
B
16-%
Hoover
55%
Houston
Arizona Public Service
1'
15%
52
31%
/r
Co class A com.10
Voltage
Ardcn Farms Cq^cqmihen——1
Partic. preferred—.I/.—.—*
! )■
—5r%5274
95
10
96
common
Engineering
class
Co
A
Natural
Gas
101
Rose
103
Ryder
'
09
774
6
Bantam
(G
&
D)
2354
225*4
Southern
Union Gas Co
17%
18%
Iowa
Public
Botany Mills Inc—2/%—_1
'474
4%
Iowa
Southern
preferred_'_25
1354
22 3
24%
Jack
Jamaica
•
Southwest Gas
Brown & Sharpe
Mfg Co
Brush Beryllium Co——
Steel Castings
Buckeye
Bullock's
Inc
10
90
95
Staley
29%
31%
Stand Fruit &
5
16%
17%
Standard
Co..15
24i4
25%
Stanley
Jefferson
42
Jervis
10 54
11
Oil
32
Carlisle
class
Mills
Corp
Steel
Ceco
5354
974
3574
38 54
20
2174
Corp....10
574
Electric
&
Gas
Co—3%
185a
Central
111
Elec
&
Gas
Co—-10
3454
36
Citizens Util Co
.'
Clinton
33 %c
Engines
Corp..—*
1
Coastal States Gas Prod—
Collins
Radio
Co
A
Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Inc_2c
1974
V
Continental Transp Lines Inc—1
1674
974
1054
315
*
9
—1
..
Darling
6%
6
9/a
8
(L A) Co
2".
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp„
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y—2%
11%
12%
21%
16%
21%
17%
22%
32%
,30
Prods Inc—,—1
16%
17%
16%
of
America
1
9%
&
Bid
33%
(Newark) .25
100
3954
3754
302
314
22%
16
6675
6974
6054
64
10
(N Y)
(Phila)
3974
4274
Camden Trust Co
Central
Natl
(N J) —^
5
of Cleve__16
25%
27
3554
3754
Bank
Centl-Penn
Phila.10
3774
40
Chase Manhattan Bk
(NY) .12%
4974
5254
2%
5
26%
27%
Chem
(N
27%
29%
5
30 %
32%
5
McNeil Machine & Eng
Meredith Publishing Co—
5%
19%
21%
Inc—
Natl
Bk of
Exch
Corn
Bk
Y)
10
4774
507a
36
.
-7%
2174
2
22%
Bank
Trust
69
6454
50
Co..
266
248
Trust Co (N Y)
2174
Dictaphone Corp
.—5
Dixilyn Drilling Corp A conv__4
1274
Donnelley (R.Rj & Sons Co—5
DuMont Broadcasting Corp
1
28
1
35
$1
—2
preference—^
9%
10%
East Tennessee Nat Gas Co
Eastern
Associates—10
Utilities
Economics
El
Inc_1—_50c
Industries
Eastern
1
22%
23 7 8
15%
16%
23%
25%
1
11%
1271;
—7%
46%
49 78
Laboratory Inc
1
Co (Texas)—*
Paso Electric
Electrolux Corp
:
Emhart Mfg Co„2—
Empire State Oil Co—
Equity
Oil
Co
1
rT.—10c
i
'
-
60
64=%
25
27%
1
Co
2074
12 54
13 5B
Eng Gas
Pub
11
4%
12
97a
1054
68 54
7354
4374
4674
Corp
1
374
3%
Serv Co
3
1774
1874
Northwest Production
Northwestern
374
Miss River Prod—10c
574
*
1174
Opelika Manufacturing Corp—5
Otter Tail Power Co
5
1374
1474
2854
30
Oklahoma
Old Ben Coal Corp
654
1274
111
13%
14-%
1
11%
12
Foote Bros Gear & Mach Corp_2
10%
11%
Ft
22 5
2
24%
2374
754
774
3
3%
*
-1
Pacific Far East Line
5
Pacific Mercury Telev "A"__90c
Pacific Power & Light Co—6%
Fan American Sulphur Co—70c
Pendleton Tool Indus
1
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers—1
Permanente Cement
1
Pfaudler-Permutit
10
1154
574
1254
654
34 54
36
1874
20
1454
1574
2534
Florida
Steel
Wayne
Frito
i
Corrugated
Paper_10
•
Co
Garlock
Gas
Corp
Packing
Service
General Crude
1
Co
Co
—
265L
10
26%
28%
Plymouth Rubber Co
2%
Oil Co
General Gas Corp
Gen Telep
(Calif)
24 54
Pickering Lumber Corp
Pioneer Natural Gas Co—
2.50
pfd—20
Gen Telep Co of the Southwest
5%% preferred
20
22%
25 %
3%
37,H
19%
20%
Portland Gas
& Coke Co
277b
_19
Co_7%
18%
19%
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool Co_2
25%
273%
Punta Alegre Sugar
21%
Purnlator Products
Green
Portland
lA
P)
Cement
Fire
Co
Brick Co
5
20%
20
21%
2854
•
1
Giant
Potash Co of
26 54
America
29%
5/2
5
15%
17
25%
24
28 5
9
2
6
17%
20 54
30%
6%
183/4
21%
Corp——1
16%
&
8874
2374
2574
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)__10
30.
33
Manufacturers Tr Co
4354
4574
5
23
2454
8
1754
1874
Mellon Nalt Bk Ss Tr Co (Pgh) .25
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)—25
126 54
132%
Co
(Phila)
28%
30%
10
(N Y)__10
Manufacturers & Traders
County Trust Co
Plains N Y)
Empire Trust Co
Trust
50
161
169
National Bank
of
Detroit
4654
271
260
10
525*4
of Westchester.5
1954
21
64
08%
2874
City Bank
«Cleve)._16
55%
42%
24%
2654
42
4554
76%
80
74
78%
61
3254
33%
35=54
N J)
T-J654
(Atlanta)
10
(Camden
National Bk
First
Nat'l Bank Baltimore
First, Natl Bank of Boston
10
1254
First Natl Bk of Chicago
First
Natl
Bank
First
Natl
Bk
of
100
Dallas—10
City)—25
(Jersey
2134
2374
3154
3354
49
5254
6754
70%
346
31%
333/4
55%
5954
57
6154
20
62
6554
(N Y)__20
Pennsylvania Banking
63
6574
of St Louis
Natl Bk
Natl City Bank
(Phila)
Co
10
Rochelle
Bk
N
.
5854
55
'
B
J)
Philadelphia Natl Bank
Pilgrim Trust Co (Boston)
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
10
10
1654
1474
367 a
29
3874
3254
20
43 54
4574
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
Boston
10
4954
5274
&
(Phila)
Trust
43=54
32
139
125
4174
3754
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
Trust Co
20
Natl Bk (Wash)-20
Bank-State Street Trust
(Boston Mass)
20
Second Natl Bank of Phila
10
7054
6374
60 54
17
St Louis Union
1st
Seattle
•
—
754
1974
■
'
8%
2974
6
10
2154
23
42
4474
28
42
4554
Y)—-10
of New Jersey
2%
21
22%
9
10%
Y)
Albany
Sterling Natl Bk A Tr Co
5
2574
28
Girard Trust Corn Exch Bk—15
4574
4874
Trade Bk
Guaranty Trust Co (N Y)
20
7374
7674
Trust Co
York__10
4174
433/4
85
90 %
32%
3474
7654
49%
State Bank of
(N
7874
'
7154
27
34=54
(Franklin
.7454
74
46 54
45-74
ton
__10
Y)
20
Co of Bergen City
(Hackensack
Security First Natl Bank (Los
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Bk of Hunting¬
First Westchester Natl Bank
Franklin Natl
Peoples First Natl Bk At Tr
Co
(Pittsburgh)
Second
25
First
405
356
First Natl Bank Trust Co
Paterson.—
82%
79
(Chicago) —100
Tr Co
25
<N Y)
65
28
&
Trust Co (Boston)_100
New York Trust Oo
Peoples Tr
(Newark
Co
First
Square N
Bank
National
Northern
First Camden Natl Bk & Tr
New
4254
(J P) A Co (N Y)—100
26%
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co.10
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark) __10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)—10
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
10
of
Natl Bk of Boston.10
Merchants
24%
39
& Trust
64
6054
4774
Federation ¥k~&~T7co~^rfY)"Il0
First
<N Y)
3354
(N Y)
of
Freeport
New Eng
(White
Co
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
32
(Paterson N J)
Federal
(Buffalo)
29%
Trust
Hanover
Harris
Tr
Hartford
of New
Bank
&
Sav
Natl
Bk
Bk
«Chic)__20
& Tr
Co—10
Hudson
County Natl Bank
(Jersey City N J)
(New
York)
Hudson
Tr
Co
(Union
Industrial Bk of Com
Industrial
Natl
Providence
R
Bank
I
25
City)—8
<N Y)—10
48%
For
footnotes
(Cleveland)
United
Tr
Co of
10
Maryland-—10
3854
4154
4054
43% i
States Trust Co—
25 74
66%
6954,
Ariz)-8
33 54
357a
17
3574
United
3974
42%
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix
States
preceding page.
'
24
(N Y)—20
(Boston)
1 554
32
Tr Co
of
10
see
54
A Tr Co (N
Union Bank of Commerce—
Union
17 %
1
—
84
Liberty Real Estate Bk & Tr
19
8%
2
Portland General Electric
1174
3%
5
Producing Properties Inc
10c
Pub Serv Co of New Hamp—-5
Pub Serv Co of New Mexico—5
5%
1054
1774
1954
3454
5
Bank
(Chicago)
First
Pabst Brewing Co
Pacific Airmotive Corp
61%
2.50
1974
19
& Elec Assoc—8
*
50c
Nortex Oil & Gas Corp
1
North American Coal
——1
North Penn Gas Co
5
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
North Indiana Pub Serv Co—•
New
7%
43
56%
Assn_100
10
Co
Fisher Governor
6%
40
*
«
Federal Natl Mortgage
First Boston Corp„
Fisher Brothers
37%
x35
18 54
Nicholson File Co
Norris Thermador Corp
HI
1774
3254
10
26%
1174
Par
Trust Co (Phila)—5
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
10
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
20
60
1074
Class B common
Companies
46%
974
2074
1
7=54
44
2474
50c
13%
6%
4374
1
Mountain Fuel Supply
National Shirt Shops of Del—1
2
31%
50o
Zapata Off-Shore Co
29 54
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston.12%
Natl State Bk of Newark—1254
Co. —10
Montrose Chemical Co
Co
County Bank & Trust Co
46%
6 %
1
913%
26%
13%
12 5
6%
6
8854
2454
9554
12%
2
10
33%
1
Utilities Co
43
of America—
1354
Company
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
56
Continental
1
Inc:
28%
12
26
1574
22
Bush
28 %
2674
3854
21%
2054
Dynamics Corp
24
3574
1974
com_50c
Dunham
2%
Williams & Co Inc
Wisconsin Power & Light Co—10
Wood Conversion Co.
5
Trust (Albany N Yl
7.50
Natl Newark & Essex Banking
Co
(N J)
25
1474
National Homes Corp A
3j7%
13
15%
National Commerce Bank
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co. 12 54
18 3
Inc
12
8074
1974
16%
Bradstreet
1
a
6154
18%
1974
&
145
76
33
Dun
6%
5
;
57
Commercial Trust of N J
18 54
8%
37
57«
25
28%
30
2%
1574
34 74
25
4174
5
29U.
1474
Bros
National
2674
2%
7%
Williams
Morgan
10
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago) .25
(Savannah)
39
National Gas & Oil Corp
2%
1
3854
Citizens & Southern National
'
Commercial State Bank &
National Aluminate Corp
1
I
lOo
Whiting Corp
Trust
6%
18%
Inc
!
•
5%
15%
Arts
13%
37 %
40%
>
(St
Louis)
Broad St Trust Co
2074
2054
(NY)—5
Virginia
Boatmen's Natl Bank
19
10
20
of
28%
Bridge Co
*
3554
7.50
Eagle Oil Co
Ask
37
5
17%
Di-Noc Chemical
1
Weyerhaeuser Timber
Wurlitzer
lc
Industries
14%
8
'
654
43%
*12%
Industrial
6%
Bank of North America
27%
Missouri
-
16%
654
S A
Bank of New York-,
10%
25=54
Herrington Co Inc
T
N
Francisco)
17%
—1
26%
Co
Harvester
Detroit Internat
*
Transmls
Bank of Commerce
51%
1
Detroit
.
574
Par
Bank
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
*
15%
lc
1
Minneapolis Gas Co
5
Mississippi Shipping Co.._
1
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
5
Mississippi Valley Gas Co.,
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line CO-5
10
"
5
1
1
19%
47-%
Miles Laboratories Inc
a
10
9
Eastern
(San
16
Class A common
42
3854
Corp__l
Corp
Cleveland
———
Cummins Engine Co Ino_2——5
Cutter Laboratories com vtg—1
85a
Western Natural Gas Co
White
Bank and Trust
Bank
8
20%
1
Co—:
Miehle-Gross-Dexter
1154
29
Copeland Refrigeration Corp—1
Cross Company
5
Suburban Propane Gas
Suntide Refining Co
21
*
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
21
1554
9 54
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
Consol
Freightways
—.2.50
7%
1
29%
1 %
Inc
McLouth Steel Corp
,
254
2 2 54
2 7 74
7 3%
1
Co
Mfg & Sales Co
McLean
67 a
2 0 54
Corp_7
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
Maxson (W L) Corp
3
297a
Danly Machine Specialties
Stores
Marmon
2
vtg
Steel
Marlin-Rockwell Corp
16-
Common Ltd
Star
Maremont Auto
6
254
Corp
Bankers Trust Co
2754
454
64
Corp
Madison Gas & Electric Co
1
6 54
15%
3%
Texas
60%
Macmillan
preferred—1-—25
574
1454
1
36%
2174
conv
16%
574
21%
34 %
Loan
Ludlow
1474
15
"A"__l
39%
1.25
Struthers Wells Corp
Transport
.
31
1
Lucky
1974
$1.25
36%
Bros
.
5%
Lone
& Elev Co—1
Commonwealth Gas Corp__.
3554
Hotels Delaware Corp__l
16%
4254
Milling
3254
3154
25
13%
3054
Colorado
30
5
37V'4
19%
29%
554
40
1454
West Point Manufacturing Co—5'
Western Lt & Telephone Co—10
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
1
Corp
Co
Watson
Inc—
Products
...
654
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com cl B__5
Ling Electronics
50c
Lithium Corp of America
1
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com—3
2
Register
(S D)
Co
10
574
4%
1374
Colorado Interstate Gas Co—-5
I
36=54
1354
2854
87a
1
12%
&
Co
117a
125i
34
"26%
10
2.50
Tekoil
—1
Frary
Blower
12%
28
Inc..
48
•
Brothers
1
2154
Washington Natural Gas Co__10
Washington Steel Corp
1
2854
—25
Fibres
10=1,
—1
common
Stores
19%
44%
Warren
51%
34%
1
5
287 a
2654
10
Inc___
Co
Glass
2054
2%
Class B
48%
Swasey Co
25%
Steamship
Greene
Warner A
26%
5
Clark
1374
Colonial
<
14%
2054
5
.
1
1
com
a
187 a
18 7
cl A—33 %c
B—
,
■
\
Tappan Stove Co
15
5%
554
1
Co—
com
Common class
8%
5
1754
Chattanooga Gas
7%
Co
237a
1674
18
12%
3854
Central Vt Pub Serv Corp.——6
167a
of Amer
Corp
!
35 %
2454
217a
50c
Vitro
.2354
2%
55
13=54
Liberty
357 4
Co_:
18%
—2%
,
51
11%
Lau
2274
Co..
Soya
Central Telephone
17%
1754
:
37 54
1654
1
W'arren
1
32%
Landers
6
Utility Corp
Central
34
5
7%
Tampax Inc
5
L-O-F
*
.2-210
Central Public
37 %
1
251a
10
34%
10
Inc
B
28 %
34%
3
3854
2374
Electric Co__5
25 %
32
Keystone Portland Cem Co
Ketchum
1554
5
34%
23%
Koehring Co
3654
147a
Central Louisiana
13%
31%
3
50c
Valley Mould A Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
23%
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
6
12%
Natural Gas_5
Kentucky Utilities Co.
1974
Central Maine Power Co—:
Stouffer
16
•Kennametal
574
Central
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs
Central Indiana Gas Co—
Statler
11%
5
1
common
Kendall Co
105a
1
Products
37%
10
Parchment Co_10
Kearney & Trecker Corp
Kellogg Co..
217a
50
_.——1
Carpenter Paper Co
35
*
Corp
Kansas-Nebraska
75a
20
i
comi—25
B
Stanley
*
preferred
434
Varian Associates
6%
non-voting
Works
5
Co
1
Kalamazoo Veg
24
6 54
Steel
$1.46
4774
2254
10c
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif_l
Cannon
3374
•
4474
Co—25
Lid
Supply
Electric
2434
374
2%
2254
Mfg Co
Home
Stubnitz
Calif Water & Telep Co—12%
Canadian Delhi
11
Jessop Steel Co
Power Co__20
Service
10%
Corp
Kaiser
California Water
(A E)
1
12
32
Eurndy Corp.————1
California Oregon
Inc——1
Water
1154
29
*
10
:
Heintz
23
12%
Co..1
Tele
Common
&
39%
27%
Producing Co__l
States
5
Co
Utilities
3954
1
Co
_
4
Service
37%
1
Sprague Electric Co
1554
$1.20
Inc
Bowser
1
Tele Co—25
Speer Carbon Co
._i
'
21
61%
1754
Elack, Sivalls & Bryson Inc'com.l
.
Power
21
1654
Co
:
2754
21%
-5
Pow
1054
1954
16%
Services Inc-
common..
9%
2554
20%
754
A
47%
10
United States Sugar Corp
1
United States Truck Lines Inc.l
United Utilities Inc
10
United Western Minerals
10c
153,4
11%
Elect,ric Lt &
5%
United Greenfield Corp—
6% preferred
Co—*
Colorado
674
Class
5
2
Co—
New Eng
1074
Iowa
31%
5
Southern
Southwestern
2654
29%
Southern Nevada Power Co
17%
2854
9%
1
17%
317*4
2674
20%
14
16
24
8%
127 »
2954
—_*
19 %
41%
Utah Southern Oil Co
-1
1
•
20c
Gas
,
1054
21%
17-%
Beneficial Corp———_1
:
1
Trans
64
24%
12
Mi
Corp..—
7%
205-4
3954
21=54
Tucson Gas Elec Lt A Pwr Co.5
8
9%
Inc
16%
127 a
Black Hills Power & Light Co—1
6%
10%
Corp
15%
Beryllium
2054
1
Pipe Line Corp_.50c
36%
Industries
11%
5754
Investors Diver
1
Tracerlab Inc
Co
1174
5
Towmotor Corp
38%
8%
Inc
1474
Hathaway Inc.:
20
Corp
——10
Berkshire
974
1
217a
TO
3074
Co
1
Seismograph Service T?*rp
854
16
•
774
Gosse'rt
Bell &.
Topp
__10
70%
21%
Petroleum—
Jacinto
Southern
..1
Bay less {A J J
66
5
17 %
Markets———1
1
Southern Calif Water Co
16%
2854
22%
Southeastern Pub Serv Co—10c
1
1
605*4
•
73
-1
Baxter Laboratories—
4%
1
3154
..1
574
1
Tokheim Oorp
9%
3074
59%
674
Three States Nat Gas Co
Time Inc
16
■*.
28
21
Co——L———lo
17%
10%
397a
Reid
System
6%
5%
29%
55%
Bates Mfg
Marie
4%
8 54
.
Upper Peninsular Power Co_—9
19%
.'Co/——-—1
1
Universal Match Corp
___.10
Oil & G
Thermo King Corp
12%
Corp—„„10
Baf ecoc Investment.
31%
28%
23%
Associated
Aztec
29%
5
2654
28%
974
r
Natural Gasoline Corp..1
11%
28%
Spring
Texas
South Shore Oil & Devel Co.lOc
Skil
/Avon Products
15%
35
Sierra Pacific Power Oo
•
14
2354
1034
24%
—
4
11%
5%
2254
—
l
2G%
4%
-1
5
National Petroleum.
21%
.1
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp
Art Metal Construction Co____ 10
If
Texas
2
Houston
2074
21=54
30%
Mat
14
1
7%
33%
Field
127a
2454
21%
50%
13 %
19 54
Oil
454
Manufacturing Co—2%
Plywood Corp
1
Sabre-Pinion
8%
2054
Co__5
Arkansas Western Gas Co_:
1
15
7% "
5
Co__—5
Arkansas" Missouri- Power
U.
Industries Inc
22%
•
Rochester Telephone Corp
(M A)
Texas
Rockwell
56%
25V4
1
26%
3
Robbins & Myers Inc
Robertson (H H) Co
4
Develop.;.—1.
Amer Research &:
24%
12%
—
24
2.50
Gas Transmission Corp.5
Texas 111 Nat Gas Pipeline Co.l
4%
3%
River Brand Rice Mills Inc—3%
Roadway Express class A
25c
13%
22%
!. 3%
Corp
Riley Stoker Corp
18
21
20
10c
American-Marietta Co:——.—2
4
16%
HI
30
2
Co
Gas
Richardson Co
128
Far
Texas
2854
1
Natural
Resistoflex
Ask
1
Chemicals..
Republic
17%
120
1"
17
Ask
16%
,
Society
23 %
Line_5
Barge
American Express Co_-_——10
Bt«
Rare Metals Corp of America—1
Reichhold
Ask
4%
,
Far
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
46
Monday, May 5, 1958
...
(2042)
SECURITIES
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
Quotations for Friday, May 2
Bid
Bonds—(Cont.)
Mutual Funds
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutaal
Trust
Fund
Associated
U
Ltd—
Bank Fund—lc
6.06
Inst Foundation Fund
—lc
10.19
9.22
8.15
Institutional
Fund-lc
9.30
1.50
Institutional Income Fund—lc
12.39
lc
3.56
3.89
America——1
Investment Trust of Boston—1
Istel Fund Inc„_
1
8.21
9.26
8.97
10.12
29.25
29.84
Mutual Fund—1
al9.78
Growth
Institutional
Insur
4.81
Axe-Houghton Fund
"A" Inc—1
"B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp_lc
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Canada Ltd
1
5.45
Intl Resources Fund Inc
Axe-Houghton Fund
7.29
7.92
Investment
3.51
3.84
9.59
10.42
21.60
23.61
Johnston
of
Co
(The)
B-l
Custodian Funds—
(Investment Bonds i—_1
B-2
(Medium Grade Bonds)_l
26.63
9.08
8.15
9.91
S-l
(Speculative Pfd Stks) —1
(High-Grade Com Stk)__l
10.01
14.77
10.93
S-2
(Income
Com Stocks).—1
9.98
10.89
10.35
*
1
1
21.10
B-3
(Low
15.18
16.41
B-4
(Discount Bonds)-,
1
21.56
23.31
K-l
(Income Pfcl Stocks)
1
Inv Tr of America—
Broad
Investment
Street
California Fund lnc„—
7.05
K-2
12.70
7.70
Fund—
General
Canada
11.58
1
1
Ltd—
Fund
Bullock
19.62
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
Fund—_—-—1
Knickebocker Growth Fund
1
10.30
11.15
5.73
6.28
4.77
5.22
Lexington Trust Fund
25c
Lexington Venture Fund-—
1
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
10.71
9.02
11.71
16.24
17.5 i
S-4
6.77
7.40
—1
21.80
23.57
—
'
Name
Fund_
Growth
Knickerbocker
Knickerbocker
Inc
50c
15.93
17.23
1
Chemical Fund Inc___—
8.81
9.56
Colonial Fund Inc..-;.—
16.12
8.32
—1
Canadian International Growth
Fund Ltd
1
Canadian Fund Inc—.
Venture Fund
changed to
8.90
7.62
S-3
'Capital
17.01
Life
9.86
14.18
15.50
Stk Fund Inc—1
5.25
5.72
Sayles Mutual Fund—*
a41.84
Insurance
Loomis
8.05
Investment——1
1
8.51
9.25
lc
4.18
4.60
11.83
12.86
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
General Industries shares—lc
1.93
3.20
3.53
lc
2.28
2.52
—lc
3.32
3.66
Composite
Bond
Concord
—.
1
16.84
18.30
Metal
shares
—1
14.11
15.34
Paper
shares:.——
1
13.61
14.71
Petroleum
lc
2.53
2.79
16 Va
17%
Special Investment shares—lc
2.33
2.17
2.57
lc
Inc.—10c
6.46
7.08
Inc-—
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Western Investment Inc
Crown
shares
Inc..
Fund
Fund
Stock
&
Fund Inc_.——
Composite
Automobile
Fund
Dividend Income
shares—
shares——__
Transport
6.43
5.88
1
De
'Co lite
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
1
9.71
Diver 'Growth
9.04
Diversified
Investment
Diversified
Trustee
Series
15.72
21.04
1
19.47
4.47
4.89
141.14
142.57
6.48
6.72
_
Financial Industrial Fund Inc-1
Florida Growth Fund Inc——10c
12.46
10.25
1
2.14
7.67
series
_lc
England
York
9.82
8.92
5.83
15.95
1
4.32
4.37
Industries Fund Inc——1
12.04
13.16
Pioneer
1
11.75
12.70
Price
1
6.30
6.85
,,—lc
6.58
7.22
lc
9.16
Inc
.
General
Capital Corp
General Investors Trust-
Aviation shares—,
<N
Ins
J)_10
Ins Co—1
Life
Electronics
73%
New
2
—
127%
Northern
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)—1.25
3
3%
Employees Group Assoc...
*
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
61
64 Va'
32
35%
*
Federal
59
42%
(T
81 Va
85%
51%
54%
68%
71 Va
56Va
Reinsurance Corp
31 Va
17%
Reliance Ins Co
Republic Insurance
4
53
57
St
C)
ID
——
——
Government Employees Life
!_—.._
(D C)
Ins
96
36%
21%
23%
.—10
37%
Co
Hartford Fire Insurance Co—10
10
Co..
Insurance
Home
8
—
North
of
Co
Amer.
*
86
29 %
8.56
42%
102
75% %
30%
9.36
72
18%
19%
37%
3DVa
'
\
14
2
15%
,
42
39%
49 "
53 Va
,
44
48%
44%
47%
10
63
67
10
23%
24%
:10
48
51 Va
.10
Marine
43'
46 Va
&
Y)
(N
Trust
8
22%
213/a
■
7 6 Vi»
57
793s
60%
.
25 VaJ
July
15.
1958
21.32
4%s May 8.
14.61
4%s
27V<
32%i
35
27%
5.88
Canada Inc
30.52
6.76-
12.76
10.84
11.78
40
I
1
*
Fund Inc
42 Va
a33.54
3%s
April
29%
Bid
15,
100.12
100.9
100.12
2%s
Nov.
101.4
-
1963,.—-
Federal
Natl
Mortgage
Bank
Land
100.9
101.12
4%s
Feb.
100.14
100.18
1958
100.8
100.12
3959
102.6
102.10
100.16
100:24
1,
2,
1, 1959—
V I960——
\ 2V4S Feb.
Assn—
100
100.2
26,
1958
100.12
100.15
3%s
10,
1958
100.14
100.17
4s
100.25
100.28
2%s May
4.70s
Oct.
103
101.24
102
107
107 Va
4Vis
Feb.
102.12
102.20
3%s
Sept.
100
101.1
8.57
lc
6.79
7.45
Shareholders Trust of Boston
1
7.92
9.88
lc
General Eond shares
lc
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
9.00
9.86
Smith
1
12.94
14.18
6.80
7.46
Southwestern Investors Inc
1
11.37
12.43
6.87
Sovereign Investors
1
shares—lc
8.38
8.73
State Street Investment
11.46
31%
100
100.24
101
110%
111 Va
100.16
101
108'
109
100"%
101V2
104 %
105%
104%
105%
100.11
4VaS
^
1966——;
16,
Oct.
i,-
—
1970—-——.
1970-1967
1,
3Vis May
-
1969^
1971
15, 1972-1967
1,
1972
15,
.
33 Va
11.61
105 Va
99.24
100.4
101.5
100.7
1968—
3VbS'April
a21.67
1.25
11,
103.2
102.24
1665
IGU
March
3%s May 2,
4%s July
102.26
1960
3%s Feb. 13, 1962.—
3%s March 11, 1963
101.5
102.24
105
—ii.
l,-: 1963-—.-—..
101.4
101
102.16
-
-r
100.16
100:24
1961
1962—
May ),
101.1
1958—
23,
June
April 3,
101
10,
Aug.
3®as
1
1958
10, 1959
Feb
3%s
11.
Aug.
4.20s
3s
100.8-
2V2S June 1, I960.
June
1958
Ask
Bonds—
4%s July 15, 1958
2'/)s May
<%s
Clark—
Common Stock Fund
2
2
July
30.21
11.74
Putnam Growth Fund
Y
Fire
Ask
Federal
1958
13.44
Scudder Stevens & Clark
6.82
16,
21.11
1
&
68 Va
Va
Figures after decimal point represent one or more, 32nds of a point
8.65
—1
Scudder Stevens
Guar
•;>City of N
Westchester
-
Faderal Home I>oan Banks—
7.92
Fund
12.24
57 Va
Obligations of Government Agencies
3.30s
Inc—
11.18
22 Vs
O S Life Insurance Co In the
106%--—
28'/4
3.89
(Geo)
Stock Fund_lc
Title
13.01
Fund
Scudder Fund of
54
54
—
71 Va
3.56
Putnam
6.31
49 Vb
20 3 ))
..
.
Life Ins..10
Standard
31%
1
7.35
46
^^rrnvelers
>8
^ U15 Fidelity & Guaranty Co—10
45V^-.v-U S Fire
3
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y..10
Jefferson
1
11.99
,
158
152
Hartfofd Steam Boiler Inspection
Insurance
Springfield Fire &
" Standard Accident
39%-
Insurance
Y)——.
Security (New Haven)—
91
34%
(Jacksonville Fta)_2V,
Life
Hanover
—1.50
%
51
Mamie—__6.25
&
9
84%
x81
(Texas >
Seaboard Surety Co
^
__—.—5
American
Fire
36%
x80
10
id
Republic Natl Life. Insnrance__2
Paul
29%
8%
10
i
(N
53
i'6
—2.50
6.70
(Minn)
29%
43
Life
National
5
46%
'
34
2.50
—12.50
5
10
17%
f
.
27%
_3.33 '/a
Insurance
10
Reinsurance Corp
General
Growth Stock
Rowe)
39%
Globe & Republic
11.87
Inc
Inc—
_J0
5
Fire-.
-
1
•
Inc
Fund
Fund
43%
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y.10
Pacific Indemnity Co
10
Peerless Insurance Co.
.,5
Piiiia Life Insurance Co
5
Phoenix
10
p rn v inei i ce- Wti sli in g Ion
10
Quaker City Life Ins—
45
Bid
10.95
6.22
55%
2.50
F)
(S
Funci
Life
21.48
Inc——1
Corp
Fund
16%
2
—
Northwestern
83 Vi
Insurance—.—4
& Deposit of Md
Fireman's
80
37
5
Northeastern
133%
34%
5
_!
River
North
21%
251
5.98
19.87
1
Fund Inc!
10.04
5.75
20 %
242
Crum & Forster Inc—
90%
85%
A-
York Fire
lu
5
5
10
Lite
Assurance Co
Casualty Co
37%
81
Casualty-
Corp class
Hampshire
New
Life Ins
General
11%
%
85
—10
—
68%
<Ky)
(BaltniO
National Union Fire
14%
14
Fire
(N J)__5
Ins.:
2
Assn
l.iie
59
34 %
-
National
Nationwide
Nail
Ins
Life
New Amsterdam
Fire Ins
8
50%
22%
Co
Ins
34V8
1
Securities
Philadelphia
E-lectrical
&
5.47
1
lc
shares.
Common (The)
1
Fund Inc
Peoples
Life
Monumental
.
21%
47 %
10% "
7.36
Series——
Shares
Monarch
47
35%
5.66
6.73
Fund—
—lc
lc
shares
"""Capital Growth Fund
Chemical
5.18
1
Puritan
Group Securities—
Automobile shares—
Building,
1
Over-the-Counter Securities
5.29
14.55
Pine Street
Gas
Equipment -shares
lc
Food -shares,
i
Selected
Shares—
Amer
10.80
'
Fully Administered shares
Institutional
Bond
6.26
'
(Edison
Fund
B)
Corp-_«
Merchandising shares
Mining shares--,!
lc
lc
10.60
5.72
6.28
Petroleum
lc
10 59
11.60
shares
lc
2.16
2.39
Texas
Equipment shares
lc
4.74
5.26
United
lc
7.39
8.10
United Accumulated
—lc
6.80
7.46
United Continental Fund—
lc
6.02
6.61
United Income
Fund Shares-1
lc
Shares Inc—1
9.94
10.89
United Science
Fund
13.98
14.40
United
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc..u—1
15.55
16.02
Value Line Fund Inc
Railroad
RR
shares
Bond
Railroad Stock shares—
Steel
ehar.es
shares
Tobacco
.
Life
•''
33%
,'_4'.
Manufacturers
Merchants &
17%
16
—
"
33
30%
.—6.25
4.60s June
2
Futures
,•
55
Fire
vierehants
31 %
Fidelity
35
43
Assurance—i,_5
Capital Fund
Electronics
_lc
series
stock
Preferred
.■
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins_—5
2 %
31%
Franklin
95%
198%
33
26%.
Commonwealth
Co
1
5
32%
Stand
Columbian
13 VB
191
2
7
29%
Camden
17%
91%
20
10
28
Nucleonics Chemistry &
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc-—
Fundamental Investors Inc
8.02
of Canada Ltd—
8.34
•
5.97
3.56
7.34
—
Growth Stock
New
2.34
*
5.46
3.26
1
Series
Stock Series
New
11.10
1
—
Dividend Series
4.79
10.16
—1
Series—
Bond
3.62
4.39
-—,—-—1
Companies
Insurance Co.———5
Boston
and
Series-
Security
Preferred Stock Series
16.23
3.30
Inc
Fund
Common stock
20.49
9.48
Balanced Series-
13.47
15.01
•
Founders Mutual Fund—
Mutual
2.93
18.94
Corp
Life Insurance Co of Va
25
Shippers..T„—10
Beneficial
21
12
1!
—
Inc__
Life
6%
(Wash
Natl
Bankers
19%
1
of Tenn
19%
23
Lincoln National Life
1
Assurance
Surety Co
Bankers &
3
35%
18
21
v.
Gulf
1
Income
Fidelity Fund Inc—
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Florida
al2.54
Shares
beneficial interest—_—__1
National
20.82
1
——
Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc
Energy
1
Corp
33%
D C)—1
American Re-insurance;.
5
American
30%
Co 5
Mercury
Great
3.17
of
22.50
'investment Corp—1
.,.-.10
20c
Electronics
9.70
National Investors
Fund
Stock Fund
13.45
8.84
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc.l
&: Howard—
Balanced
12.45
Shares
Mutual Trust
10.33
9.50
1
Dreyfus Fund Inc
2.87
28%
(Newark N J) —2%
—
Amer
1%
28%
Government Employees Ins
Fund Inc__1
Investment
Mutual
17.85
2.61
—25c
20.37
Foundation—1
Income
Mutual
E_——r——,1—2.50
Dividend Shares..
-Eaton
Mutual
8.68
7.92
Shares—
9.80
18.84
of 'beneficial interest—1
Units
11.42
10.59
Fund-
Massachusetts Life
6.58
6.00
Inc__l
Fund—1
Fund
Stk
Fund Inc„*
10.68
8.22
Stock
.——33 %c
26%
Aak
1%
Glens Falls
10.56
int__33%c
Growth
Investors
Mass
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
of beneficial
share
13.95
72
——1
Fund——
Delaware
13.81
67 hi
in'testiftg
Vegk
Trust
Investors
Massachusetts
De
Fund
Bond
Manhattan
2.40
180 Va
5
2.13
Managed Funds-
173 V2
Bid
15%
Corp
Ins
Lawyers
63 Vi
Maryland Casualty —
Massachusetts Bonding
American .Home
Amer Ins Co
Continental
Fund Inc—————1
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Stock Fund
60 %
Amer
Continental
8.75
preferred
conv
Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Flat
Far
(Va)_5
Mtge & Title Co__65c
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)_2
Life & Casualty Ins Co
Title
Lawyers
142
136%
Fidelity & Casualty_5
Connecticut
Commonwealth Income
■/.
$1.25
<fc
11.51
12.51
Century Shares Trust
1
10.54
11.57
—
Bonds),
24.12
(Speculative Com Stk)—1
(Low Priced Com Stks)_l
1
Ltd
<11.54-
Priced
Surety.;—10
Aetna Insurance Co—.
10
Aetna Life
10
Agricultural Insurance Co
10
American Equitable Assur
5
Casualty
Aetna
Ask
Bid
Par
American
25.51
22.10
15.59
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Boston Fund Inc——
104
Companies
Insurance
10.09
Keystone
11.25
106
103 Vi
99 Va
Match
6.36
Fund—lc
5.81
11.33
Institutional
4.40
Bond
98
Ask
105
4V«sl'—1988
Electric
Wisconsin
10.17
1.37
.
4,/2S_—-—1970
5s
*—1976
Industries
S
Universal
85
11.15
4.28
7.46
*
-6.55
4.01
X5.01
Blue
Ask
93
82
1988
Trans 5%s_
Westcoast
91
Bid
Bonds—(Cont.)
Ask
5V2S—1971
Corp
Shares
6.68
Fund Inc__l
Devel Mut
Atomic
Bid
Par
Funds—
Institutional
6.53
25c
Affiliated Fund Inc
1.25
American Business Shares
1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Fund
Aberdeen
Mutual
Ask
Underwood
Utilities
—
Growth Industry
Stein
Series
—10c
3.95
10c
H-C7
3.91
4.32
Line
Value
Line
Fund
.
1958
—
1958
1958
10.42
11.36
1
7.98
8.72
9.84
6.39
10.70
9.10
9.89
1
9.46
10.34
3%s
1
13.76
14.96
2%s Feb. 14.
1
5.67
6.20
1
4.61
5.04
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
10.89
Figures after decimal point represent one or Inore 32nds of a point
Inc—
Funds
Value
Hamilton Funds Inc—
15,
May
Sept. 2.
«29.6i
10.29
1
Inc
Funds
5s
2.33s Oct. 7,
1
Investment Fund
Television-Electronics Fund
Fund
4.80s
Cooperatives—
for
Inc-1
Roe & Farnum Fund
Sterling
12.54
Central Bank
Fund
Inc
Inc
Fund
Special
1„
Ltd
Canada
Income
1
.
6.98
Bid
Maturity—.
Certificates
4s
Aug.
of
Treasury
1959
Notes—
15. 1U58—
Oft.
1.
Feb.
15,
101.20
100.28
100.30
Oct.
IVaS
April
2.40
2.62
178s
6.81
7,44
1
7.65
8.36
l%s April 1.
1
12.33
12.67
1
11.72
4.94
100.14
4S
100.4
100.10
His
100.4
100.10
His April
99.10
99.2
98.16
—
98.24
105.16
1961—
105.20
98.8
98
;
105.10
105.6
1962—
97.12
97.4
1. 1962
106.20
106.16
12.67
l
100.8
100.12'
lVjs Aoril 1, 1959.
Oct
t. 1959
1,
3%s Feb 15,
100.12
Ask
Bid
..
lr I960
4s Aug. 1, 1961
■IVaS Oct. 1,1961
100.2
1
.
-
Notes—(Cont.)—
LVzS
100.10
1958
10c
:
100.25-
101.18
—_
2%s June
'
Situations
Maturity—f-■
Treasury
100.23
—
1958J
1,
Dec.
Ask
Indebtedness—
1, 1958
5.34
1959—
Aug.
15.
1962—:
"
Series H-DA—
Wall Street
Investing Corp
1
a21.91
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
,
2.28
2.49
1
6.90
7.54
Wellington Fund..
l
7.66
8.37
Whitehall Fund
Incorporated Investors,,*.—_i
7.16
7.74
Wisconsin Fund ihc—
Haydock Fund Inc
Income
Fund
of
Incorporated
4
——
Boston
Income
Inc
Fund
Washington Mutual
Investors Fund Inc
!
.ic—
■
99.16
3Vis May 15,
1960
'
103.22
■*%«
-
Nov.
Feb
His
April
105.30
1,
1963———
1963.
:
106.2
100.28
15—1962——
15,
97
96.24
1962
1,
2%s
99.24
103.18
1960
Oct.
101
96.30
90.12
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Oebentures
Recent
Bond s—
Security Issues
Bid
Alumin Co of Amer 3%s —1983
3%s——1988
American Can Co
Bait Gas &
Elec
Ask
99s
1001
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s
—1969
69
f
70 Va
Burlington Industries 4%s—1975
83
«
84%
Barium Steel
6V26
4%s '
Carolina
Pac
Pow
Ry
&
3%s
1966
95
95%
Lgt
4%S—1988
103%
Corp
4%s
Chance Vought 5 Us
1982
97%
9.9
1977
3%s 1988
106
Divquesne Lignt 3%s
1988
Corp
FIcricia
3%s
Pow
99 Yh
99 %
00
91 Va
993i
99 7
Lgt
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
3%S
General
b
Port
1988
103
71
1975
Cement
(Calif)
5s
113 %
80
1976
4 Vis
—
General Telen
112
1975
1977
4VeS-1988
75.
.1983
101%
82
103%
1-57
7-
Can
.1981
5s
Bid
Ask
2-58
100.5
100.8
1-58
100.14
73 Va
102
>%%
n
1112-
v'r
5%s
Quebec
104
100.17
3.00%
2-
3-58
100.22
100.25
1-58
100.23
100.26
2.45%
3-
3-58
100.15
100.18
100.24
100.27
2%
4-
1-58
100.7
100.10
5-,
1-58
106
10238
103
May
8,
1958
99 J/a
105 Vi
105 Va
May 29, 1958
1977
115
116 Va
June
10112
102 Va
June 12,
137 Va
139 Va
June
99.969
May 15, 1958—
or
Am
4%t>„s.„ 1967
88
5,
19,
1982
110
103i'2
—1980
101%
102 %
Tenr.
Gas Transmission
116
117%
Textron
102%
103%
Trans-Canada
Amer
fts
Pipe Line
5s_19t8
197)
Units.
101
691 b
145
101%
71
147
Ask
99.841
99.813
3,
1958
99.948
July
10,
1958
99.776
99.791
99.927
July 17. 1958—
99.753
99.769
99.904
July 24.
1958
99.729
99.742
99.882
99.892
July 31.
1958
99.703
99.717
99.850
1958
July
99.800
99.920
—
1958
99.863
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
•No
a
,,
99.827
1958—
99.895
104
—
99.974
26,
99.941
—
1958
111
.1983
4%s
Dollar Valus
Bid
June
91
Sperry Rand 5%s ww-
Sylvania Elec Prod 4%s
Debentures
99.992
99.27
Treasury Bills
Ask
99.990
9 7 Va
Gas,Units
99.24
Dollar Value
Bid
1973
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100.29
2-58
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75
1988
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—
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100.26
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2-57
May 22, 1958
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101 y4
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3-57
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1972
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102 Va
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104
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116 Va
102
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115
1988
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ISSUES
Ex-rights,
issued,
Ex-stock
dividend
1958
Number 5739
olume 187
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
...
(2043) <4%;
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Third Federal Reserve District—Philadelphia—
Week Ended April 26
Inc. or
1958
j Bank eleaiings this week will show an increase compared with a
liminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from
Pre¬
year ago.
Pennsylvania—Altoona
•Bethlehem
the chief cities
of the country, indicate that for the week ended
Saturday, May 3 clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings will be
***
°f thS Corresponding wcek last 3^. Our
preliminary totals stand
at $25,678,892,052 against $24,978,721,920 for the same week in 1957
At this center
L
1,945,458
3,775,315
1,442,000,000
4,242,416
3,849.079
6,143,626
Delaware—Wilmington
New
(11
6,099,135
'
,
6,941,523
17,872,231
17,912,698
18,764,640
1,150,083,876
cities)
+
8.3
1,510,469,292
'//:
1.098,: 91
1,194,113
1,907,442
1,731,534
+ 15.0
4,030,903
—24.8
1,229,000,000
4,200,477
—18.2
"'
17,165,887
Jersey—Trenton
Total
3,l*o,^81
3,505.668
York
Our comparative summary for
—49.8
3,471,410
6,358,911
Wilkes-Barre
$
2,222,647
3,109,086
1,085,000.000
Scran ton
1955
$
+ 34.5
4,341,779
Philadelphia
Reading
1956
Dec. %
1,870.409
2,106,425
Lancaster
the week follows:
$
2,516,273
1,561,199
-
Chester
there is a gain for the week ending Friday of 11.1%.
1957
$
4,799,738
1,193,000,000
3,705.551
4.3
6,013,699
9,040,523
8.9
3,409,974
—11.5
3,091,187
5,847,620
4.0
16,675,386
4.5
12,593,240
14,741,335
—23.9
1,288,553,674
1,254.966,273
+
—
—
—
•
'
6,920.728
14,548.712
CLEARINGS-RETURNS RY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended May 3—
1958
York
New
1957
Chicago
1,159,900,000
—18.4
788,228.411
—11.6
Mansfield
395,725,162
—16.2
Youngs town
—
City
Louis
385,800,000
532,649,334
_
'
-
Baltimore
—
Columbus
—13.2
367,991,977
Ten cities, five days-
Total
7.4
cities,
cities, five days
875,428,499
issue of next week.
week covered
896,459,088
South
515,027,290
—
—
7.5
48,470,300
5.7
2.8
13,824,551
14,170,714
2.8
453,827,845
3.9
+
—
9,873,484.
9.0
1,367,171,419
4,079,735
4,485,356
—
9.0
18,112,285
21,461,146
206,825,148
192,678,169
7.681,780
7,650,167
410,801,493
115,669,938
49,111,500
10,366,043
12,085,153
423,720,620.
1,275.905.457
752,746,269
3.7
356,872,145
131,148,756
—
Columbia—Washington—
3,606,537
+13.4
—
Carolina—Charleston..;——
District of
3.0
3,777,031
—15.6
18,805,900
19,759,000
+
7.3
196,967,389
175,172,021.
+
0.4
7,326,718
6,041,077
—13.1
345,106,019
116,268,246
113,018,377
688,140,809
635,540,584
317,782,073
2.3
—
Total (6 cities)
724,719,849
2.8
+
by the foregoing will
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch
Sixth Federal District—Atlanta—
appear
the week
as
Tennessee—Knoxville
29,083,840
134,832,795
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
-
29,361,887
129,719,338
417,400,000
Nashville
ends Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at time of
going to press.
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in
267,325,250
1,382,624,891
Virginia—Huntington
Virgin ia—Norfolk
2.3
+
$25,678,892,052 $24,978,721,920
Complete and exact details for the
our
1,328,709,150
(7 cities).
Richmond
—
$24,803,463,553 $24,082,262,832
one day
456,139,087
10,617,721
2.4
+
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
4.2
+
4,482,295,430
Total all cities for week
in
12,848,346
443.499,721
Maryland—Baltimore
Total *11
All
51,334,200
12,181,934
12,903,081
11,488,806
+ 10.0
—
1.2
+
820,426.321,058 $19,599,967,402
cities, five days
575,590,018
—
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
0.5
west
Other
—
12,058,733
262,417,238
—17.3
621,532,624
___
Cleveland'
+
720,417,238
.
Pittsburgh
—
Cleveland
1,311,000,000
Boston
St.
13,268,154
268,697,826
523,728,497
55,177,800
Cincinnati
2.8
—
District—Cleveland-
Ohio—Canton
+ 11.1
1,192.409.174
Philadelphia
Kansas
Fourth Federal Reserve
%
$14,761,084,874 $13,284,2.13,482
380,700,000
4,737,166
0.9
29,216,074
+
3.9
+
9.6
120,972,638
355,600.000
—
24,095,421
113,324,393
342,050,000
we are
has to be estimated.
cases
was
an
increase of
Alabama—Birmingham..
the whole country having amounted to
week in 1957.
at this center
an
15.8%, the aggregate clearings for
a
Louisiana—New
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this
Total
we
delphia- Reserve District of 23.9%.
gain of 28.5%.
a
The Cleveland
Reserve
District
suffers
505,662
612,130
205,251,556
4.6
200,525,738
188,487,290
1,184,533,629
+28.5
1,117,987,223
1.046,136,778
+ 18.7
2,746,409
1,784.123
15,897.442
545,636
—
+.
2,554,811
+
7.2
17,534,769
8.966,401
+
7.5
10,117,543
10,735,553
9,996,933
+
7.4
83,900,000
South Bend
17,283,645
9,636,296
—
2,152,554
18,536,701
76,860,000
+
9.2
9,201,592
the totals
smaller by
are
Haute
Terve
11,010,181
3,568,408
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
towa—Cedar
Sioux
3,667,572
160,070,180
—
137,288,040
Rapids
7,375,550
Des Moines
larger by 2.6% and in the
are
•
"
42,486,702
17,951,408
City
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
6,261,800
-46,049,792
13,915,514
1,342,173
•
9,016,462
10,021.638
2.7
3,775,248
128,579,194
4,099,113
118,616,222
5,760,974
42,580,332
15,316,676
—
+16.6
+
—
1.6
1,012,639,311
6,071,748
14,105.006
8,657,617
13,128,504
+
8,219,991
+
5,047,359
+ 32.5
.
Rocklord
-
by Federal Reserve Districts:
(17 cities)
—
1,667,104
-14.4
8.9
1958
April
•f
26—
2nd New
York
__
4th Cleveland
6th Atlanta—
;
—
7th Chicago—
8th St. Louis,,-
_
.
.
..
.
—-
..
c
„ -
;
1,328,709,150
1,382,624,891
—
3.9
752,746,269
3.7
f1:..: '.-;
1,367,171,419
724,719,849
688,140,809
$
7.4
5.3
+ 36.7
11,012,890,385
10,568,052,188
—23.9
1,288,553,674
1,254,966,273
9
5,345,147
1,303,321,784
1,184,533,629
1,414,985,525
1,549,626.602
Louis
Total
180,062,983
193,666,531
707,764,550
690,038,583
572,373,888
d*
540,248,895
;
::
657.218,024
597,838,740
548,687,607
530,752,343
1,234,773,602
1,261,336,204
24,735,230,992
21,354,151,459
10,875,853,198
11,371,069,276
ii
cities
.....,——
1,377,851,839
131,732,258
7.3
2,779,933
+
2.6
687,325,292
638,999,539
+
5.9
528,370,113
+
9.9
+
3.4
510,827,265
542,781,723
2.1
1,189,579,505
1,139,317,782
+ 15.8
21,231,995,985
690,038,583
4.4
10,625,386,130
10,211,843.242
6,449,008
7,554,489
385,160,563
150,153,621
363,996,272
137,935,896
—
Minneapolis
St.
Paul—-
584,686,037
592,888,032.
North
Dakota—Fargo
8,147,313
—
Inc.
1956
or
i
Total (7 cities)
Dec. l/o
$
$
2,733,187
+ 10.8
2,643,030
2,575,858
7,047,112
—13.9
6,697,680
6,300,719
716,148,027
Massachusetts—Boston
791,611,429
9.9
739,979,176
Pall River
•
3,397,698
•V
1,360,817
New Bedford
1,*758,882
—17.8 V
3,988,074
—22.6
1,660,811
'
3,839,509
13,489,123
4,027,772
16,056,313
—20.7
12,376,156
—14.1
11,494,231
7.3
39,695,640
38,275,324
+
29,140,380
—26.8
22,028,040
18,637,292
32,909,500
29,834,500
+ 10.3
29,284,000
|28,878,300
4.8
2,103,068
1.937,528
(12 cities)
2,342,446
1
859,423,069
2,459,386;
943,537,136
—14.6
8,588,197
7,799,011
+
5.8
356,400,235
339,042,858
+
8.9
134,493,369
125,515;030
7,662,221
7,281,670
3,923,743
St.
—
—
8.9
:
878,612,424
6.9
—
3.5
4,194,108
+
8.0
5,320,469
5,170,690
12,508,342
+
1.3
11,711,514
10,608,075
540,248,895
+
5.9
-
528,370,113
City877,909'
4- 25.3
618,980
+ 24.8
671,529
820,583
7,776,305
+ 18.1
7,852,936
5.2
137,055,039
8,913,235
142,055,533
+
York—Albany
-
30,434,926
...
+
(a)
•-
128,031,744
Elmira
5,400,426
9,996,875
27,786,325
391,293,417
14,003,844
6,414,660
11,796,944
6,115,951
+
4.9
5,650,807
5,903,555
657,218,024
597,838,740
+
9.9
584,686,037
592,888,032
3.4
5.3
10,491,913
436,257,808
8.3
34,690,664
11,367,345
463,206,377
39.695,751
8,005,000
5.893,643
Joseph
(9 cities)-
•—46.0
9,181,534
29,843,741
26,503,904
382,487,738
+ 18.7
11,064,804
386,243,275
12,283,537
10,078,088
9,746,949
453,966,497
36,940,637
477,873,844
Worth
33,876,575
Galveston
6,363,000
3.5
6,596,000
—
5,962,936
7,555,765
—21.1
8,226,689
14,533,164
15,946,495
—
8.9
14,156,191
14,611,601
548,687,607
530,752,343
+
3.4
510,827,265
542.781,723
203.036,883
5,161,466
—
3.7
177,126,332
176,286.703
—
6.8
4,262,622
+
4.5
180,734,523
90,459,443
5,126.50"
177,163.920
Wichita Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport.
Total
+
+
—
(6 cities)—
7,004,000
136,263,115
Jersey—Newark
Northern New
Jersey
(9
27,517,214
(a)
—
25,178,080
4,720,208
6.0
133,064,107
137,925,981
3,248,422
2,512,368
3,557,040
3,817,305
—28.2
/2,917,816
2,164,071
9,983,082,183
+ 38.8
10,606,609,855
10,169,220,111
cities).
34,949,437
23,116,792
Connecticut—Stamford
Total
+21.4
(a)
37,066,744
Syracuse
New
25,060,747
2,741,919
Rochester
25,122,334
(a)
70,054,688
80,072,325
14,233,170,068
■
.'
—36.1
2,273,136
8,809,920
8.6
+ 12.8
+
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
Washington—Seattle
13,859,377,794
Jamestown
New York
1,234,490
■
30.180,204
411,185,974
City
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Total
141,642,184
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Binghamton
-4
811,759
772,761
820,572,465
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
New
499,341,077
9,181,311
149,061.565
9,392,735
42,360,320
Hampshire—Manchester
038,999,539
1,290,586
3,483,610
15,555,064
3,994,002
—
21,345,188
——-—
2,237,843
607,325,292
—
1,017,279
—
Kansas—Topeka
Fort
New Havfeft
2,315,087
2.6
3,604,821
0.8
10,626,071
Worcester
Connectithiy-Hartford—
| Total
4,131,699
692,350,670
'
45,472,107
,
Springfield
New
i
\
—
12,732,480
.
Rhode Islajm+-Providence
+
8,746,737
4,094,389
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Wichita
3,028,382
—-—
110,646.891
5,412,770
572,373,888
—:
1955
6,066,351
:
175,4 L4,UU5
123,449,086
12,667,194
—
Missouri—Kansas
v
-
3,950,051
—
Montana—Billings
Lincoln
April 26
Fir$t Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Portland
350,700,000
193,561,119
•
5,846,138
South Dukota—Aberdeen
Hastings
$
.
20,381,063.353
—
Week Ended
1957
j
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth
Nebraska—Fremont
1958
■
\
499,341,077
years:
Clearings at—
•
9.5
2,539,794
707,764,550
—
(4 cities)
Ninth Federal Reserve
1,366,561,455
now add our detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
April 26 for four
•
368.000,000
-
7.0
141,321,634
Helena
Main*—Bangor
5.9
362,100,000
i,046,136,778
1,117,987,223
8.7
.
1,366,561,453
V'
.
383,600,000
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
635.540,584
+ 28.5
—
4,776,997
1,377,851,839
II
6
108
Outside New York
City-
week ended
Missouri—St.
1,275,905,457
■
5,889,064
11,738,991
8,163,181
9,189,649
1,414,985,525
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis-
820,572,465
—
1,026,093,179
5,259,219
13,291,525
■
878,612,424
-
II
4
..10
Totaf —L—
-] We
1,510,469,292
-7
10th Kansas
City—
Francisco
10,410,398,875
1,150,083,876
8.9
• 1
17
9th Minneapolis--
$
943,537,136
—
II
10
_
1955
1956
or
14,233,170,068
7
-
Inc.
Doc. %
859,423,069
II
.
6
-
1957
$
cities
«<
-11
-
5th Richmond
11th Dallas
■:
9
3rd Philadelphia
12th San
-
12
1,546,435
1,021,553,142
-
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
Week Ended
'
14,288.461
3.3
6,689,841
Peoria
6,366,830
42,893,320
7.7
+ 29.0
1,387,668
1,182,318,900
„
10,703,045
9,135,032
74,439,000
11,358,817
74,869,000
—16.4
5,534,376
.
Decatur
Total
1st Boston
'10,154,858
District—Chicago—
Wayne
Springfield
a summary
170,122,737
12,042,793
Arbor
Indianapolis
increase of 9.9% and in the Dallas Reserve District of
3.4%, but in the San
Francisco Reserve District there is a decrease of 2.1%.
furnish
185,127,391
0.8
+12.5
176,8631193
'
In the Chicago Reserve District
we
+ 29.2
13.969,542
-
(10 cities)
Indiana—Fort
an
following
5,059,201
186,436,742
Rapids
Lansing-,
loss
a
3.7%, but the Atlanta Reserve District
Minneapolis Reserve District by 5.9%. In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals
In the
4,903,223
203,541,203
Grand
improvement of 36.7%, but in
an
8.7% but in the St. Louis Reserve District the totals
show
;
Orleans..
Michigan—Ann
,
enjoys
2
Seventh Federal Reserve
note that in
the Boston Reserve District the totals
register a falling off of 8.9% and in the Phila¬
of 3.9% and the Richmond Reserve District of
5,794,006
7.3
+
loss of 4.4%, the bank clearings
increase of 38.8%. We group the cities according to the
the New:York Reserve District the totals record
5,552,501
—10.1
^
Mississippi—Vicksbuvg-
$24,735,230,992 against $21,354,151,459 in the
Outside of this city there was
showing
Mobile
—14.7
4,616,406
13,860,481
613,886
—
237,953,736
214,753,394
-
255,294,378
228,596,381
1,303,321,784
Florida—Jacksonville
present further below,
we
able to give final and complete results of the
previous week—the week ended
April 26..For that week there
same
all
statement, however, which
5,552,335
4,149,463
In the-elaborate detailed
+
—
G.l
34,949,117
30,898,807
8.0
20,976,571
21,911,468
34,274,466
67,203,236
90,264,298
68,351,438
82,129,581
78,035,499
10,410,398,875
195,568,920
—
Yakima
4.812,642
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt Lake City
California—Long Beach
187,504,660
92,123,847
—
6.6
—11.1
85,536,051
30,035,712
660,608,532
19,698,818
680,338,599
27,378,388
24,049,466
9,837,519
9,780,260
+
0.6
6,245.209
11,764,781
11,209,400
+
5.0
10,441,747
9,874,557
1,234,773,602
1,261,336,204
2.1
1,189,579,505
1,139,317,782
24,735,230,992
21,354,151,459
+ 15.8
21,231,995,985
20,381,0G3,353
10,875,853,198
11,371,069,276
4.4
10,625,386,130
10,211,843,242
Jose
Barbara
Stockton
.
Total (10
—
18,482,395
San Francisco
Santa
98,669,020
/
26,691,918
.
Pasadena
San
179,356,580
■
cities)
—
—
—
6.2
24,064,841
15,264,744
2.9
659.004,221
+ 13.8
—
21,975,823
22,697,619
15,551,912
622,565,014
19,675,291
4.840,127
27,134,157
9.1
—11.3
31,221,372
77,061,044
-
—
+36.7
11,012,890,385
10,568,052,188
Grand
total
(109
cities)
Outside New York City
(a) Clearings operations
discontinued.
—
Financial Chronicle... Monday, May 5, 1958
The Commercial and
Date
Company and Issue—
Foreign Exchange Rates
Georgia Power & Light Co.—
1st
mtge.
2%
bonds due 1975:
Mississippi Valley Investment Co., Inc.—
First mortgage bonds, due- 1958—
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to
the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
We give below a record for the week just passed.
on
the different
APRIL
Noon
and Monetary Unit
Country
25,
1958
TO
MAY
Buying Rate for
1958,
1,
Friday
Monday
Apr. 25
Apr. 28
$
Argentina, peso—
Australia, pound
Thursday
May 1
Apr. 30
South
S
Wednesday
$
Texas
$
—
~
—
.0555555*
.0234000
.0200500
.0200500
1.030937
.0200500
.0200500
....
1.031250.,
'
.0200500
Company and Issue—
1.031281
1.032500
.210948
.210873
.210923
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00311807*
AA.
Ireland, pound
——
.00285795*
.238270
.238460
.238500
.211140
mark
.00237562
.238200
(official)-
franc
(Free)
.00285795*
.00237562
(Metropolitan),
.211012
.211012
.210987
2.816875
2.816875
.
.00237562
..00237562
.
2.817500
2.316875
2.817812
<; ■
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912*
.328356
dollar
.328295
.328295
.328295
.328362
.0800560*
.0800560*
.0800560*
.0800560*
.264000
.264025
.2641G0
.264100
.264100
2.788985
—
.A
a
2.788985
2.788985
2.789603
Date
- -
Bloedei,
Ltd.—
Page
2.789913
4%%
Prentice-Hall,
due
debentures,
5%
Inc.,
Sep
A—A-
1896
1
1896
1
1964————... -May
1896
v
/
1986—
..May 19
1787
..May 29
1317
-May
23
1587
stock. -Jim
1
stock—
preferred
cumul.
*
1785
.-V
i
•
-
.140080*
.140080*
.140080*
.140080*
.140080*
Washington Gas Light Co.—
$4.50 cumulative convertible preferred stock
—
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
Worumbo
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*
—
.0238095*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.193283*
.193283*
.193283*
.1-93283*
.233350
.233350
.233350
2.806351
2.806351
2.806973
2.816875
2.816875
2.817500
2.817812
cumul.
pfd.
2.807285
2.816875
5%
Co.,
.233350
2.806351
Manufacturing
.193283*
.233350
•—
Kingdom, pound sterling
1790
.
--
England Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
New
29-year
.0800560*
Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso—
Portugai, escudo
Spain, peseta
-A
Sweden, krona
Switaerland, franc
Union of South Africa, pound-
CALLED
ISSUES
Michigan Credit Union League—
4/0 debenture coupon notes, due
.211045
.00277912*
Malaysia, Malayan
1790
—
;
first mortgage bonds, due 1965——u
4%
.238500
*
&
MacMUlan
.00237562
,
1
1
May 29
Getty Oil Co., cumulative preferred stock
...
Hershey Chocolate Corp., 4V>% cumul. pfd. stk. sex A. -May 15
Macfadden Publications, Inc., debentures....—
-July 1
.00285795*
.00285795*
00285795*
:
—May
due
ENTIRE
1.031093
,
1
:
.210948
.
l
i'.Jun
s.
debentures
refunding mtge.
5%
.00311807*
,
-.Jun
—May
May 31
f. bonds, due I960
l
June 1, 1971
a. —Jun
1'!
bonds, due 1982_-a._..__— — —May 15
4V«%
mtge.
2%%
Co.,
.0385356*
.0385356*
.211073
—*
Germany, Deutsche
India, rupee
United
(closed)
2.245268
2.245019
.0385356*
.
Washington Gas Light Co.—
.0238135
.0238128
2.244521
-
.0385356*
-"V-
«. r
15-year
Coast Corp.—-
1st
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0230266
2.244521
.0385356*
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
Franc
In United States Money)
(Value
Apr. 29
.0555555*-
2.244521
1
schilling
France
York
" ♦•
:tt
1896
John's
'
.0237895
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
New
Tuesday
$
.0555555*
Austria,
INCLUSIVE
Cable Transfers In
Corp.—
«
A~ —May 15
sinking fund debs., series due 1966Evangelical Lutheran Church
(La Porte, lad.), 1st mortgage bonds.
St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church
(Green Bay, Wis.)—
'
1st mtge. sexual bonds dated May 1, 1952—:r,
Shinyetsu Electric Power CP., Ltd.—
1st mtge. 6 Va (7 sinking fund bonds——
4%%
St.
BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
EXCHANGE RATES CERTIFIED
FOREIGN
Container
National
countries of the world.
Page
—May 28
.0238095*
this
♦Announcement in
issue.
DIVIDENDS
♦Nominal.
(Continued from page 14.)
Par
New York City and a total of $174 million at all report¬
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Holdings of Treasury notes and of
U. S. Government bonds increased $39 million and $60
million, respectively. Holdings of "other" securities de¬
creased $65 million.
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
(In thousands of dollars)
ASSETS—
Gold
1958
certificate
account
20,563,392
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
Total gold certificate
F.
R.
notes
Other
of
reserves
441,098
cash
Discounts
advances
Government
Bought
2,276
—
—
155,939
outright—
—
216,001
-—•
10,103
226,104
35,495
+
15,717
42,876
25,167
+
■
—
503
Acceptances—bought
S.
50,000
52,276
418,116
and
Industrial loans
U.
—
21,408,723
million in the San Francisco
1957
—,
845,331
banks—
other
1958
+
37,416
—■—
86,116
939,551
—
9
271
—
12
13,681
+
deposits adjusted decreased $186 million in
York District outside of New York City, $84
the New
May 1,
securities-
District, and $46 million in
the Philadelphia District, but they increased $183 million
in New York City and $56 million in the Boston Dis¬
trict; there was a net decrease of $130 million at all re¬
porting member banks. Time deposits increased $139
million of which $42 million was in the San Francisco
District.
'.'a
-
A
summary
of assets
member banks follows:
and
liabilities
*
.
r
Bills
a
„
Certificates
945,710
-
22,900
t
+
19,946,105
—;
2,789,257
Decrease (—) Since
Total
bought outright
Held under repurchase agree¬
23,681,072
.
22,900
T
+
511,605
ASSETS—
and
Loans
adjustedt
Due
from
Bank
assets
23,681,072
—
23,874,930
banks
22,900
+
414,536
82,626
145
+
245,975
A-*.
+
+
13,546
+
<
assets
51,314,713
281,442
10,030
S.
Federal
Reserve
notes—
26,374,600
228
+
47,468
Member
bank
reserves
18,253,947
U.
S.
Treasurer—gen.
Foreign
—
acct.
—
<
594,134
256,792
Other
411,218
Total
deposits
Deferred availability cash items
Other
liabilities
and
i
29,369
—
16,036
+
4,374
54,646
117,910
19,516,091
124,248
t
4,041,975
119,285
•—
153,943
18,453
49,951,119
1,078
—
552
+
244,839
915,703
Capital paid in
Surplus (Section 7)
Surplus
(Section
13b)
Other
capital accounts,
350,377
+
104
+
18,863
+
61,605
+
809,198
6,538
liabilities
and
of
serves
note
176,476
Contingent
ances
liability
—*
36,707
loan
—
281,442
46.7%
on
+
6
+
+
45
49
15
+
—
57
+4,135
1,918
—•
174
+
884
—
198
1,149
+18
.6,979
+
39
+
60
+1,838
+1,611
—
65
+1,237
20,061
—•
116
+
433
13,297
—
263
—
222
16
—
28
+
52
968
+
2,445
—
178
LIABILITIES—
—
56,361
139
+4,075
341
+
——
1,513
tExclusive
of
loans
individual
to
loan
744
736
598
+
+8
190
—
37
—
65
1,024
banks
items
—
123
after deduction
shown gross.
and
are
+
0.1%
+
0.3%
—
372
+
248
of
commitments
131,461
998
+
—-
re¬
.
+
800
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve
System in leading cities
shows the following principal
changes for the week
ended April 23: Decreases of
$539 million in loans ad¬
justed, $263 million in reserve balances with Federal
Reserve Banks, $173 million
in balances with
domestic
banks, $341 million in U. S. Government
deposits, and
$744 million in demand deposits credited ^o
domestic
banks.
Commercial and industrial loans decreased in
all but
one district and a total of
$416 million at all reporting
member banks; the principal decreases were
$178 million
in New York
City, $62 million in the Chicago District,
$51 million in the Cleveland
District, $28 million in the
Boston District, and $26 million in the
Dallas District.
Changes according to industry appear in another
press
release. Loans to brokers and
dealers for purchasing or
carrying U. S. Government and other securities de¬
creased $155 million.
Treasury bills decreased $109
in
common
list of corporate
stock
called for
bonds, notes,
redemption,
NOTICE OF TENDER
Corp.,
5%
Date
convertible
preferred
stock
Holt, Renfrew ,& Co.. Ltd., $5 cuml. 1st
Container Corp.—
4*a%
15-vear
Paper Art Co.
Inc.,
pfd.
debentures, due 1966
5% conv. debentures, duo
Page
7
1892
*
stock—May
Company and Issue—
*
1897
7
Canadian
5a4%
Date
conv.
preferred stock
Western Natural Gas Co. Ltd.—
1st mtge. sink, fund
bonds, series B,
Central
Maine
47» %
1st &
Power
Gas
5-
5-31
5-15
40c
6-12
5-16
1
50c
6-
2
5-
$1.50
7-
1
6-16
$1.75
8-
1
7-15
A—L
14c
t
5-15
15c
4-30
5-10
10c
(quar.):
2
4-25
7-
9
10-
9
6-26
9-26
-
1-9-59
12-26
Milling Co., Ltd.—
1$1.75
_
6-
UOc
2
5-
6- 2
2
3-31
tl5c
:
6-13
6-30
U5c
6-30
6-13
(quar.)
(qiuir.)
J 15c
9-30
9-15
$ 15c
9-30
9-15
Class B
A
Class B
Land Title
(quar.)__
(quar.)—:
tl5c
Le
Tourneau
Leath
&
<R.
Co.,
G.)
Inc.
common
Leslie
Salt
June
Page
5
1537
due 1982—May 31
*
Co.—
1987—May 23
-
12-15
5-20
5-
15c
5-12
4-28
25c
6-
(qnar.)__•_A„Aa
(quax\)_
A-
preferred (quar.)
(James) & Sons (quar.)——
Lehigh Portland Cement
12-15
12-31
10c
v
——
Co.
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
6-
2
5-15
25c
6- 2
4-28
40c
6-16
5-15
25c
6-12
5-23
lie
5*15
4-30
A
I
(quar.)
x-
•_
Levingston Shipbuilding (quar.)—
Lexington Trust Fund SharesQuarterly from net investment income
Lexington Union Station Co., 4% pfd. (s-a)
Libby McNeill & Libby, common (quar. A
$
—
__
preferred
(quar.).
$2
76-
1
6-
1
(quar.)—Ai:
(quar.)
2—A
National
Life
Link-Belt Co.
..
;
RR.
Special gtd.
(quar.)_——
guaranteed
(quar.)
—
Lock
12-10
11-17
2-19
6-10
$1.10
9-10
8-15
(quar.)~*„
$1.10
12-10
11-17
(quar.)
$1.10
3-10-59
2-19
$10c
6- 2
5-
7
J10C
6-
2
5-
7
tGOc
6-
2
5-
7
50c
6-
2
5-15
6-
2
5-
7
137 VaC
6- 2
5-
7
1:51 Vac
6-
2
5-
7
6-
(quar.)_—
capital
capital
,.1
(quar.)—
Co.,
Ltd.,
*51 %c
common—
,
;
_
Corp.(R. I.), pfd. (quar.L
Pipe, common (monthly)
Lone
Star
Steel
Co.
6-19
6-20
10%
•_
$1.75
(quar.)
$1.75
(quar.)
76-
2
11-
5-
5-
6-12
$25c
1
7-23
10-23
1
$1.25
_
6-14
,
2
8-1
'■""7-15
'
1
6-16
60c
(quar.)
3-15
5-
1
5-15
4-30
6-10
5-29
25c
Lykes Bros. Steamship •(quar.)_
Lynch Carrier System, Inc. (quar.)
8
35c
6-10
5-26
10c
—II
-
5-
20c
—■
(reduced)
5-15
50c
(increased)
Co.
6-30
$1- -..7- 1
1:75c
tstoC.k dividend)-,
Hotel, 7% 2nd pfd.
preferred (quar.)
1
Stores
5-20
2 Vac
Lowney (Walter M.) Ltd. (quar.)—;
Loyal • Protective Life
Insurance "Co
Lucky
4-15
Ltd.—
Steel
Lunkenheimer
2
5-31
Ac
......
Corp.,
Baltimore
2nd
'
5-16
2 VaC
11
(monthly)
8+o preferred (quar:)—
London Canadian Investment
$3 preferred
(quar.)
Lord
5
5-15
<8-15
50c
A^
A—_
Finance
Common
5-
6-10
9-10
3-10-59
capital
Groceterias
Joint
10-10
2
50c
—A-.A
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preference (quar.)-
Local
1
6-
$1.10
capital
preferred
2nd
7-10
11-
50c
guaranteed
Original
Original
Original
Original
5-16
1
8-
50c,
(quar.)
guaranteed
Special
9
5-14
6-10
40c
75C
■
.
(quar.)_.
Miami
Special
45c
40c
.
9
5-
6-2'
$1
non voting (quar.)
Insurance Co.
(Fort
Quarterly
Quarterly
5-
5-21
-6-10
90c
Lilly (Eli) & Co., cbm. "B"
Lincoln
6-13
1
10c
$1,31 Vt
„
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Co.
Liggett «te Myers Tobacco Co.
5
9
50c
35c.
■
AA™,.
(quar.)
5-
1
62 Vac
._a
$2.50
Lees
12-31
U5c
Insurance Co.
(quar.)—.
Lanston Industries (quar.)
Macassa
Jun
4
1892
*
first
mortgage series A bonds, due
1968—May 16
Service Co., first
mortgage 334 7o bonds, due 1971—Jun
2
1893
1894
I
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)—!
Co.
(quar.)
Magna vox Co., common
4-14% conv. preferred
5-15
4-25
?3c
A
-
"
(quar.)
priority
shares
59 3
(quar.)
Leaf
Milling Ltd. (s-a)
Marshall-Welis. Co., common—
GV<>
preferred
c
f25c
6-16
6-16
6-
5-15
5
6
6-30..
„
5-23
5-23"
5-27
6-18
5-
9
—
6-10
35C
6-10
5-20
1'25c
-
5-31
5-16
$3
6t 2
5-14
6-20
$1.50
—a-
(s-a*
7-
1
25c
pfd.
5-16
6-16
6-
35c
—
(quar.)
Mathews Conveyor (quar.)
Maui Eleetric
(quar.)McBrine (L.) Co., Ltd., partic.
8
30c
Mallory (P. R.) & Co. (quar.)
Manning, Maxwell & Moore (quar.)
Maple
35c
37Vac
(quar.)
(R. C.) Co. (quar.)—1
Mailman Corp., Ltd.—
Mahon
Conv.
general mtge. bonds ser. W, due
Consolidated Edison Co. of New
York, Inc.—
4J.4>.%
conv.
debentures due 1972
Fahralloy Canada Ltd.—
5-15
10c
(quar.)
A
Macwhyte
Inc., 4Va%
4-30
5-15
1896
May
1958
8
May 23
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
Air Reduction Co.
5-20
5-27
Class B
Lukens
f.
s.
May
-
May 23
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Ry.—.
St. Louis Division, 1st coli.
trust mtge. bonds
National
7c
'
(quar.)—:
Louisville & Nashville RR.
Company and Issue—
Ribbon
8c
9
3%
—
(Alired) Inc.
Class A (quar.)
7%
Blue
5-
Lambert
Loblaw
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for
mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where
otherwise indicated)
in which the details were
given in the "Chronicle."
First
million
and
a
4-30
5-29
(from income)—.
7% preferred iquar.)
Lamaque Gold Mines, Ltd
1st
Below will be found
the Woods
of
Loblaw, Inc.
67,325
9
5-15
6-10
6-12
Loblaw Cos., Ltd;, class A
(quar.:)—^
Class B (quar.)
A—:
A——A
$2.40 preferred "(quar.)—III-I
Notices
1,646
series
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
(reduced)
i
Special
valuation
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
foreign
5-1
50c
15c
Little
..A
—
334
—
+
10,746
...A
130
—
3,269
Borrowings:
From Federal Reserve Banks
From others
—
27,177
;
.
,.22c
15C
5Vi%
Government deposits
,5-10
17V2C
A—
Inc
Krueger (W. A.) Co.
140
accept¬
...
of
+34
—
Balances with domestic banks——
S.
inc.)
(quar.)
L'Aiglon Apparel, Inc. (quar.)
La Salle Extension University
934
1,650
Interbank demand deposits:
Domestic banks
investment
Kresge (S. S.) Co. (quar.)
—x
Kroger Company, common (quar.)__
Aa
6% conv. 1st preferred (quar.)——
"
7% non-cum. 2qd preferred (quar.):
Class
to banks
preferred
Holdings
+
828,697
R.
for
correspondents
Industrial
155
—
re¬
combined,
purchased
2,776
8,909
Demand deposits adjusted——
Time deposits except U. S. Government
interest
Glass,
Koehring Co.
39
+
capital
gold certificate
to deposit and F.
liabilities
6
+
30,107
...
25c
(quar.)_——_
Co.
5-9
-.6-10
Class
——
U.
Beneficial
Knox
—1,136
36
27,543
.
51,314,713
Ratio
416
-1-5,336
11,111
Reserves with Federal Reserve Banks—
Cash in vault
serves;
Total
—
460
8,735
Foreign banks
ACCOUNTS—
—
1,314
U. S. bonds
Other securities
809,780
accrued
dividends
CAPITAL
+
868,670
—.
131,868
539
,
Government securities—total
Loans
301,521
+
+
661
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
Treasury notes *
828,697
LIABILITIES—
Deposits—
—
29,792
loans
net
Rubber
Knox Corp., class A
carry¬
or
B.)
5-15
6-1
Knickerbocker Fund—
Lake
—
loans
estate
Other
105,962
—
purchasing
ing .securities
Real
U.
Total
1957
53,036
Other loans for
372,085
—
86,568
—
7
—
4,839,288
-
1958
92,052
Agricultural loans
Loans to brokers and dealers for pur¬
chasing or carrying securities
511,605
—
109,019
15
items
cash
premises
Other
adjustedt
Commercial and industrial loans
foreign
Uncollected
investments
(I.
of Rec.
•'
5-29
Fund
April 24,
(In millions of dollars)
Loans
ments
Total U. S. Gov't securities
Total loans and securities
April 16,
1958
12,493
—-
reporting
Increase ( + ) or
.
April 23,
—8,571,413
Bonds
•
511,605
+ 8,583,906
Notes
of
(semi-annual from
Koystone Steel & Wire Co.
Kleinert
Stock
Common
A
30c
_
I.'/av'a
outright—
Income
Holden
Payable
i
30c
—
Demand
Decrease (—) Since
April 23,
715c
:
common (quar.)———
4.80% 1st preferred (quar.)__A———*
Klein
(S.j
Department Stores' (quar.)
Keystone Custodian Funds—
"S-2"
When
Share
LaJ—aa
!
(quar.)
Keyes Fibre Co.,
*
Series
Increase I +) or
April 30,
Name o/Company
Ketchum & Co.
ing member banks.
6-
6
40c
6-10
t50c
7-
1
5-23
6-
5
6-13
V plume 187
Number 5739
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
...
(2045)
Per
Name of
Company
"
<
McColl-Frontenac Oil, Ltd. (quar.)
McCorcl Corp., common (quar.)—
$'2.50 prelerred (quar.),
Porcupine Mines, Ltd.
McKesson &: Bobbins, Inc.
Share
(quar.
5.29
5-15
6-30
6-16
6-
5-
$50c
70c
—
Engineering Co.-r(reduced)
Common
Class
A
&
Oil
McRae
shares
pfd.
conv.
2
6-14
of
Gas
40c
dividend
ol
7-
5-29
1
5-29
0.65
Exploration for
each
'
5-15
1
5-
9
6-1
40c
5-
6-
.
Mead Corp., common (quar.)_
4J,Me
preferred cquar.
5-
Meadville
Telephone, common
preferred < s-a) _k,—±
*
5%
Shoe
Corp.—
$1.06%
—
(quar.),,,,,,
50c
5-15
6 2'Ac
'
-
$1.183A
6-
1
5-16
$j
___—
6-
1
lieu
of
cash
the
lor
second
and
9
b-19
tlura
quarter of this year
Mercantile Stores
3.85%
36-6
—
Co.
preferred.
"»%
4,k>%
(quar.)
35c
7- 1
preferred (quar.)
97(Ac
4.35% -preferred
(quar.),,,__,___,_
$1.08%
i.4.45%
preferred (quar.)i
_i,,,-A.-,%A$l.ll%
Mcyer-Blanke Co. (quar.)
—r;
30c
6-
4
6-
7-
1
6-
-
10c
8-15
$1.12%
11-29
11-14
20c
6-13
5-21
Water
75c
6- 2
5-15
(quar.),,,,—_
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
.
Mid-West Abrasive Co.
Midwest
Miles
Piping Co.
(monthly).
Canada, Ltd.
Mining Corp. of
Minneapolis Gas
Co.
15c
1
6-13
37%c
5-15
4-28
10c
:__j.
„
Laboratories
5-26
4-30
—
$25c
6-30
36'Ac
5-10
35c
5-29
___——_—
(quar.)—.:—a.
Minneapolis <& St. Louis Ry. (quar.)
Mississippi Power Co., 4.40% pfd. (quar.).,
$4.60 preferred (quar.)—
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co., common
Class
B
-——
Missouri Portland
Cement
$1.10
7-
1
$1.15
7-
90c
Mobile
&
.
4%
(quar.)
,
Birmingham RR. Co.—
preferred
Monsanto
Co.
6-14
6-17
$4.40
6,-12
5-21
6-1
5-16
7- 2
6-14
$2
5-29
25c
6-1(3
5-23
75c
(quar..
1
5-15
5-
:
7-
$3
participating preferred (quar,),,
Ltd., common (quar.)
t45c
7%^ preferred A (quar.)_—
t$1.75
7% preferred B (quar.)—■_—it$1.75
Moore-Handley Hardware Co.—
5% preferred (quar.).—
Moore-McCormack Lines Inc.
2
7-
1
1
'
$1.25
6-2
6-14
5-29
6-10
7-
1
2
5-
Motor
6-10
Corp.
(reduced)
15c
.,—„
Mount Diablo Co.
(quar.)
*——-—
6c
pfd. (s-a|~_
$3.50
Munsingwear, Inc., common (quar.30c
5'A% preferred (quar.)
—.—A.26'Ac
5-31
Mount Vernon Mills. 7%
6-20
6-
6-15
5-21
Murphy
6-2
6.-15
.
(G,
C.) Co. (quar.),,.
*
Mutual
Investment
Fund,
Inc.
(quarterly
from net
investment income, payable in
cash or stock
—
50c
—
Microwave
Stock dividend
sonics
for
Stock dividend
tone
each
shares
50
share of Narda
5-21
5-16
:
9c
(quar.),,
(one share of Narda Ultra¬
Corp.
2
i
.
Narda
5-16
5-15
2'/ac
held)
5-15
5-15
-—.
5-
1
4-30
4-30
Ultra¬
sonics Corp. for each 50 shares held)
u—_
National Airlines, common,—,———25c
11-17
10-31
5-10
4-16
5-16
5-
5
25c
5-15
5-
1
$1
5-20
4-30
Products >Corp. (quar.)—45c
National Distillers & Chemical Corp.—
6-10
5-16
6-
5-
,
Stock dividend
——
National
Casket
National
Cranberry
2%%
————
Co,
(quar.)
Association,—
National Dairy
•
Common
(quar.),—,,
25c
4%%, preferred (quar.),,
——-—,—,
$1.06'A
National Drug & Chemical Co. of Canada,
Ltd., 60c convertible preferred (quar.)—$15c
National Gas & Oil Corp. (quar.)
National Gypsum Co.. $4.50 pfd. (quar.)_—
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.
Class
A
A
Class
A
(quar-)
(quar.)!
2
5-
2
6-20
6-
2
66-
$5c
—i
5-15
2
7-2
5-16
l
9-
7%
preferred
A
Rubber
National
Securities
National
<fc
8
investment
$1.75
income)
:
(quarterly
income)
A
com.
(quar.),
York
Air
York
pock,
Y.
State
10c
(20c
5-12
5-
1
5-12
-
5-
1
5-15
5-
5-15
5-
1
5-15
5-
1
37'Ac
—
preferred
(^uar.)
conv.
preferred
Interim
6-
2
5-15
6-2
6-
5-29
8-
50c
93%c
5
5-15
4-18
7-
6-
1
6
4%
adjustment preferred (quar.)—;—,
Normetal Mining Corp. Ltd—.
North American Car Co.
(quar.)___*
North American
Coal Corp.
(quar.)
!_,
North American Investment,
6% pfd. (quar.)
5V'a%
preferred
(quar.)
North Carolina RR. Co..
7% gtd. (s-a)
North Shore Gas
(Illinois) (quar.)
North Star Oil Ltd., class A
(quar.)_,_
$2.50 preferred (1956 series) (quar.)
preferred
6-1
6-2
5-
5
5-9
4-17
Z3c
6-27
6-10
5-12
4-25
6-20
5-29
343,8C
6-20
5-29
$3.50
8-
1
7-21
22'/ac
6-
2
5-
1:15c
$62'/2c
6-14
7-
2
9
5-16
6-
2
Northeastern Wateir Co., $4 prior pfd. (quar.)
$1
6-2
5-15
Northern CeDtral Ry.
$2
7-15
6-20
5-23
44c
6-30
'■
pfd.
7-25
6-28
?69c
6-16
5-16
4-18
6-16
5-29
7-
6-10
10-
6-
6
1
1
Circle
7
<fc
Phila
Suburban
Reading
(quar.)
ZZZZZZZ. Z
(quar.),7
—ZZZZZZZ'
6-
1
5-16: f
St.
5-15
4-30
6-16
5-20
6-16
5-20
6-
2
5-20
$4 40 pid. series A
IZ"Z~
(quar.),:
Polaroid Corp., common (quar.)—
5%
-1st
preferred
(quar.),,,
$2.50 2nd preferred
(quar.)
Company (reduced)
Talbot Inc., common
6-
2
5-20
Salada-ShU-riff-Horsey,
5-15
4-18
5%%
5%%
58'Ac
Coke,
""""""
ZZZZ""~~~
7
,77777
7Z7
ZZZZZZ
,7777
com.
Steel
2
5-
9
2
5-
9
6-
2
5-
9
$1.17'A
6-
2
5-
9
6-
2
5-
9
6-2
5-
9
Voting
Voting
G- 2
5-15
San Jose
2
5-15
4vi%
5-15
4-28
4%%
conv.
50c
6-
20c
6-
2
5-15
20c
6- 2
5-15
01
6-15
6-
6-
1
5-22
5-20
5-10
15c
6-
5-
2
5
2
6-
2
5-12
5-20
5-
5
40c
12'Ac
6-
4
5-28
6-
2
Co.
Co.
called
for
2
5-
9
6-
6-
2
5- 9
6-
2
5-15
6-
2
62'Ac
6-
2
5-
8
7-15
7-
1
5-20
preferred
preferred
4.50%
Common
(s-a)
—
Northern Indiana Public Service Co.—•
Common
(quar.)
.
4.40%
preferred
Northern
5Va%
.Quebec
1st
Northwest
4.50%
(quar.)
Power,
preferred
Ltd.,
Bancorporation,
preferred
com.
common
4Va%
(quar.)
Public Service, common
preferred (quar.)
6-
5-
6-
5-16
25c
6-
5-15
9
(quar.)
$1.12'/2
6-
5-15
6-
5-15
30c
6-10
5-
9
Mining
5%
convertible preferred
Scott
Paper Co.,
$3.40 preferred
1st
$3.50
Common
&
$4 preferred
Scotten, Dillon Co.
Inc.,
class A
,
(quar.)
dividend
(quar.)
—-7ZZZZZZZZ
Sea^artl Finance Co.. common (quar.)
$4.75
——
ZZ"Z
Z
2
5-16
6-
2
5-16
6-10
5%
7-
1
$1.75
55c
5c
6-20
5-15
6-10
65-
4
5-15
4-25
10c
6- 6
5-16
6-24
O-
9
6-24
6-
9
62'Ac
6-24
6-
9
1
5-15
k-15
4-30
7%C
5-15
4-30
5-15
5-
5
5-15
5-
5
6-
5-31
5-15
6-16
5-
9
6-16
5-
9
.
5-
9
4-25
6-
2
5-15
5-15
4-25
6-
2
5-15
$1.05
$1.12%
6-
2
5-15
6-
2
5-15
A
Sheaffer
~
ZZ
7-
1
6-10
5-15
4-22
25c
6-
1
6-30
5-
2
6-14
Pacific
Power
,7
Z.
I
(quar.)—Z
(quar.)
Simpson's,
Sinclair Oil Corp.
1
6- 9
6-12
5-22
7-
dividend)
(stock
Co.
Morgan)
Corp.,
Socony Mobil Oil Co. Inc.
Southam Company, Ltd.
Southern
1:30c
(quar.)
2
6-12
7-
2
6-12
$$1.50
(quar.)
7-
10-
1
55C
5-15
4-21
11-15
11-
60c
29lie
29lie
29aac
2!):5ac
34^c
6- 2
5-
6»
2
5-
6-
2
5-
6-
2
5-
6-
2
5-
6-
2
5- 9
9
5-28
5-14
25c
5-10
4-18
5- 5
30c
5-19
7-15
6-30
6-10
5-16
85c
8-
1
7-18
35c
9iy4c
12'/ac
1
7-18
5-15
4-30
1
5-14
8-
6-
6-10
5-24
6-12
4-10
25c
6-
5-21
2
0-19
25c
7-10
$1 1834
7-10
0-19
7-10
6-19
$1 25
7-10
6-19
$1.'25
7-10
6-19
6- 2
5-
5-20
5- 2
9
7-
6-
1
0- s
8-
1
5- I
75c
75c
9-
1
8- •
12-
1
11- $
6-
5
California
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4-15
4-18
5-26
5-
15c
$1.25
$1.25
$1
15a
5
5-26
5- 6
6-
5-15
1
5-15
4-30
6-
5-15
2
5- 9
5-31
20c
20c
20c
25o
62'Ac
tl2%c
75c
55c
45c
10%
30c
30o
6-
4-15
2
5-15
5- 7
6-10
B-26
5-15
2
6-
5-
0-10
8
B-
6-10
8
6-
1
5-19
6-
1
5-13
6-16
b-19
3-15
6-14
5-14
6-12
6-
5
4-29
6-
1
5-29
4-28
5-20
5-28
6-10
5-29
6-30
6-30
5-29
6-30
5-20
'
6-10
5- 2
5-29
5-15
f50c
6-28
6-14
(quar.)
Edison—
(quar.)—,
(quar.),
(quar.),
(initial)
(initial quarterly)
$0.2656'A
34o
Southern Canada Power, Ltd., com.
(quar.)
Southern Nevada Telephone
25%c
26'Ac
30'Ac
$0.4315
29?ac
22'Ac
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.44% preferred (quar.)
Company
5-22
5-23
5-15
50o
preferred
Southern
8-
30c
(quar.)
(reduced)
9-12
to
8-15
1
383Ao
4%%
t$1.50
5-
31 %o
Southern California Water, common
4%
'
5-15
7c
common
South Bend Lath Works
4.88%
25c
Co.
(quar.),
Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
$1.55 preferred (quar.)
4.24%
87'Ac
Chuck
(S.
Sonotone
5-30
8-11
7'Ac
70o
Co.
preferred
4-15
1
61c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Signal Oil & Gas Co., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
6-27
;
9-
Co.—•
Siegler Corp.
5-23
8-11
30c
pfd.~(quar*)~
Co., common (quar.)
.preferred (quar.)
Shopping Bag Food Stores (quar.)
J15C
1
il7a
4%
4.78%
Raymond Concrete Pile Co. (name chgd.
Raymond International, Inc.) (quar.)
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams
Smith-Douglas
6-10
8
9-
$1
Shenango Valley Water Co., 5%
4-25
1
5- 9
8-
t34%c
15c
5-15
7-
5-31
9-15
$
I2%c
pfd.
Pen, class A (quar.)
Skinner
2
6-
6-10
(quar.)
4-25
6-
5- «y.
5-31
133'/.c
5-15
6-16
6-14
0-10
(quar.)
(W. A.)
B
-
tl5c
t34%c
*3512c
payments all arrears will be
4-25
1
6
9-10
5%
5-15
5-
1
6-
1
7-
2
5-2-
1
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Singer Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Skelly Oil Co. (quar.)
5-15
9-
12-
6- 1
1
cleared by end of this year.
Shakespeare Co.
(quar.)
Shawinigan Water & Power Co., com. (quar.)
5%
9-16
12-15
2
7-
(accum.)
(accum.)
preferred
Simmons
5-29
8- 2
9-30
preferred A (quar.)—
Silvray Lighting (quar.),—
!
$1.25
5-
6-16
4-30
3%
$2.44
J 2'Ac
5-15
31'4c
(accum.)
preferred
Class
3-15
95c
in.
With above
Class
•
Z—ZZZZZZ7ZZ
(quar.)
preferred
6%
5c
37'Ac
5%
5%
i35c
;
>t4-28
'
' 15c
ZZZZ7ZZZZZZZ7Z
dividend
preferred
Seminole Oil & Gas Co.,
1
62'Ac
40c
ZZZ
.
1
tl5e
Acceptance Corp.—
Stock
5c
Z,_ZZ
5-
5-10
20c
9
ficc
Common
1
34c
Ltd.—
s-a),
preferred
5-15
35c
Seaboard
7-
35c
(quar.)
preferred
2
$125
preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
$5 preferred A (quar.)
$5 preferred B (quar.)
6-
$1.25
(quar.)
Ltd.,
6%
6-
2%
Seaboard Oil Co.
Smith
Corp.
(increased
t20c
Finance Co.—
Stock
Securities
of North Carolina-
6%
5- 9
S1
7
■"
pfdZ (quar7ZZ
(quar.)
Manufacturing, 3.65%
5-16
20C
(quar.)
5-
1
50c
,,—7'-
$1.12%
(quar.)
Batten
1
37'/ao
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
of New Mexico—
preferred
Purina
Grip
Z"~
ZZ,ZZZ
(quar.)
6-
Corp. of America—
Ralston
Rapid
6*
6-
10c
"
(quar.)
common
84c
(quar.),
(quar.)
7
—
Schenley Industries (quar.)
Schering Corp., common (quHir.)
4.78%
Radio
D
5%% preferred E (quar.),,,—.
Savage Arms (reduced)
;
4.08%
Quemont
(quar.)
(quar.),—
25c
Z
(quar.)
5.60%
preferred (quar.)
Puget Sound Power & Light (quar.)
Pure Oil Co.
(quar.)
Purex Corp.
(quar.)
.
(quar.)
$1.31^4
5'A% preferred (quar.)
Co.
75c
pfd.
7
Surety (quar.)
Sealright Oswego Falls (quar.)—
$1.06'A
Common
Quebec Power Co.
$0.5875
(initial)
Northwestern
Norwich Pharmacal
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.70%
,
(quar.)
Signodc steel Strapping, common
(quar.),
(quar.)
5-16
6-10
S1
15c
common
Works, common (quar.)
(quar.)—
5-16
50c
(quar.),,,,
5% preferred A
Public Service Co.
certificates
2
25c
(quar.)
Common
Public Service Co.
trust
Water
6-
$1
of New Hampshire—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5-14
150
common
25c
re¬
(quar.)
Public Service Co.
2
15c
vtc. common
certificates
Seaboard
of Colorado—
preferred
6-20
6-
.1:35'"0
trust
pfd. B
preferred C
Sierra
issue
Procter & Gamble Co, (quar.),,.
3.35%
Antonio Transit Co.,
Scripto,
9
15c
demption on May 29 at $50 per share
plus this dividend)
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Electric, Ltd. (reduced)
4%%
San
5-14
5-
Inc.—
4.20%
.
5-20
1:30c
(quar.)
President
4'A%
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preferred a (quar.)
6%% preferred (quar.)
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tl5c
Gardner
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preferred A
$1.06
pay¬
(quar.)
(entire
1
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tl5c
common,
5%%
18c
(increased)
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preferred
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Common
6-
$1.69
7Z
issue),,
Corp.
Co.
5-15
7-
$1.10
(quar.)
preferred (initial)
■6-
25c
(quar.)
pfd. (initial includes dividend
of
5-15
6- 2
35c
preferred
92'Ac
"co.7
(quar.),,,
date
5-15
6- 2
$1.25
(quar.),
$1.20
ZZ7I
Co
6- 2
.
$1 25
—£1S Bal)er Co-. common (quar.)
$1.75
Co.
6-15
$1.25
convertible preferred A (quar.)
5% convertible preferred A (quar.1),.
5% convertible preferred A (quar.)
5-15
$1.25
(quar.)
6- 2
5
5
50c
'
5%
5-31
$1.75
Way no & Chicago Ry.
Plymouth Rubber
Paper
30c
25C
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
6-
Louis, San Francisco Ry
Ashtabula"Ry."c"oZ
preferred (quar.)
$4.80 preferred (quar.)
<fe
Croix
$1.25
$5
from
St,
91'Ac
~
Pillsbury Mills, Inc., common ~(quar. )__7Z7
$4 preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical, common (quar.)
Gas
6-16'
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
preferred
1
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.
Co. (quar.)!
preferred
7-
•
NorristoZvn
common
6-14
50c
—Z—1
$1.75
&
Plioell Mfg.
Pittsburgh, Ft.
S. & W. Fine Foods,,
Co.—
Corp.
Water,
37'Ac
6- 5
announcement
4-22 5:
4-29
-
25c
7% preferred (quar.),,
Petrolito Corp.,
Phila
5-15
6-14
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9-15
5-15
6-
Co.—
Rockwell-Standard
4.70%
(quar.),____7ZZ Z~
Germantown
(quar.)
5
6-14
6-14
Rockland
4%
12-15
(Maine)—
Philadelphia,
6-
inc
"*"*
,
5-15
$1
Corp.
5-15
S2
Rohm &
6-13
1
5-16
5
$1.02%
Corp. (quar.)
Haas Co., common (quar.)
Z
preferred A (quar.)
—
Rolland Paper, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Z—Z
Class B (quar.)
Roxbury Carpet Co. (reduced)
!
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Royal Oak Dairy Ltd., class A (quar.)
Ryan Aeronautical Co. (quar.),,
1-2-59
5-
dividend
(see
3
G* 6
6-
$1.18%
$1.02'/a
4-25
1
Sn
,7
5-16
$1.06 'A
(quar.
Perkins Machine & Gear
5-24
6-30
$1.15
(quar.)
4,~»%
preferred,^.
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Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers (quar.),.
River
Utilities
under new name)
Rockwell Spring & Axel
Name changed to
6-16
5-23
t40c
9-19
13-19
2
6-30
50c
9-30
$1.12%
~
voting (quar.)
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Peoples Telephone Corp. (Butfer, PaZ)7Z~"
5-21
15c
37'/ac
6-20
$1.02
Common
5-30
6-30
$1.10
(quar.)
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co.
5-21
6-10
4-18
Transit
Corp. (quar.)
Rockland Light & Power Co.—
Name
changed to Orange &
~
Pennsylvania Utilities Investment Co. (quar
5-29
25c
45c
"
:,7ZZZZZZ~"
(quar.)
F
preferred
Prince
5-15
57'Ac
-
7~7"
(quar.),,,
"
5%
Rochester
145c
E
Portsmouth
4-18
2%
(quar.),,-,
Public Service
from
current investment income and
15c. from capital gains)
——35c '
Nopco Chemical Co., 4% pfd. A (quar.)
$1
Norfolk & Western Ry., ,common
(quar.)_i
90c
j.
4.60%
preferred G (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24%
5-15
8-25
—,—
(quar.)
D
Powell
5-15
12-30
4-30
6-
75c
(s-a)
83AC
preferred
preferred
ment
4-18
22'Ac
(quar.),_
(quar.)
5.75%'
5-15
4-107 preferred series H (quar.),
apreferred series I (quar.)
4.10
^ preferred series J (quar.)
Rochester &s Genesee RR.
10c
(quar.)
4.05%
5-15
2
40c
(quar.)—
Industries
common
C
Portland
4-18
4-18
'
12-12
6-17
$1
5-15
'
9-12
5-19
50.083J3
5-15
4-18
1,
50c
preferred series F (quar.)
5-15
31 YiO
preferred
6%
ZZZ7
Electric—r,
&
10-
5-12
(quar.)
3.70%
&
Gas
9-12
qn,
3c
preferred
&
4%
6-13
1
90c
Corp. (quar.)
7ZZZZZZ7
Myers, common (quar.)
ZZZ I"
Rochester
7- 1
12'ic
Oil
&
6-13
1
710-
Ltd.—
4.(58 c;o
Poor
4-18
10c
Y.)7ZZZZZZZZZZ
(quail) """
Pennman's, Ltd., common (quar.)
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
4.40% preferred B (quar.),
Pope
ZZZ7
(quar.jZZ
common
Participating
4-18
45c
dividencl,,^
preferred (quar.)7ZZZZ7ZZZZ7ZZZ
7%.
5-15
2%c
4-24
isr
$1^0 preferred (quar.)
4-18
5-15
2'AC
4.60%
5-15
$2
,
Fruit,
7%
Robblns
20c
Stock
5 %
Richfield
20c
(quar.)7.—.:_L_Z,ZZZZ7Z7ni■'
Pendleton Tool
Co.
8
5-15
5-22
7-
6
10c
,
(quar.)
Reynolds (R.J.) Tobacco,
Class B (quar.),
2
10c
Z.7ZZZZ
Dredging,
:%
5
5-15
2'Ac
4-18
5-
1-1-59
120c
Brewing
RR.
5-
7,7,
Quarterly,,
Rexail Drug Co.
6-
7-
5-15
_
50c
,
(quar.),
prior preferred
Perfect
5-15
(quarZ)—
Republic Industrial Corp. (quar.)
—Z7",
Refractory & Insulation Corp. (N. J) —
37 %C
:
Common
5-15
4-18
30c
f
A
5-20
6-13
2"
(quar.)
t28c
6-
t90c
6-20
5-15
(Canada), Ltd.
343oC
Co'' 40c Pre^erred (quar.)
Gold
Payne Cutlery Corp. 7n.
Peabody Coal, common
4.25%
6-13
1
10c
4-15
6-27
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Corp.
1
fQc
,
30c
(quar.)_,Z
preferred
(S'
Prentice-Hall,
35c
.
com.
conv,
4.50%
1
$1
5%
conv.
Stores
4-30
5-
U2%c
(s-a>
31V4C
4% preferred (quar.)
5%
Y )
28 %C
777"
Park Chemical Co.—
1
35c
5c
common.
Gas,
$3.75 preferred (quar.),
Niagara Share Corp.—
4-30
60c
(quar.),!
Brake
Electric &
4-30
5-10
$1.06(4
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
Quarterly
New
4-30
5%>
—
V $2.40
preferred
(quar.)
1
Nevada Natural Gas Pipe* Line, common
$1,50 preferred (quay.),.
5-15
5-15
10c
*
10c
12c
———.A,—
Stock
dividend-—
Nciman-Mareus Co., 4(A% preferred (quar.)
Neptune Meter Co.> common (quar.)
New
5-27
from
—,,,,,
National Steel &
Shipbuilding,
Nease Chemical Co. (quar.)
N.
5-21
6-10
Corp.—
(quarterly from net
preferred series
investment
6-16
l20c
,,
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.70%.
7-
6-
?3c
(N.
dividend
Class
5-15
5-12
31 (4c
Sulphur Co.
Pan American World
Airways, Inc.7ZZ"ZZZ~
anhandle Eastern Pipe Line, com.
Pearl
5-15
1
31'AC
Pan American
5%
1
5
10c
Pn+oo
Pato Consolidated
Corp.
Chemicals, Inc.—J!
4-30
5-15
CS
2
6-
27'Ac
(quar.),.
preferred
Common
Research
stock series
National
net
(quar.)
Machinery Co. (quar.).
(quar.)
1st preferred
5%
1
6-
20c
2?^cC
***-
_
(quar.)
5-15
$125
(quar.),,,
<quar.)__7,Z_l;;7
4-10
5-22
C1S,1 <qUar')
5-15
6r
*
5- 8
6-12
6-23
6-23
6-
$1.50
;
(quar.)
pfd.
1
6-
$1.23,
.
Common LAi
Z"~r "
Page-Hersey Tubes Ltd. TqmZrZ)IZZZZZZZ7ZZ
_
■
1st
1
7-
6-10
90c
Common
5
12-
10-
$5c
Reliable
$1.10
(quar.)
77Z77I
Lighting Corp. (quar.)
Z Z
•Pacific Outdoor
Advertising Co., common
National Lead Co.—
National
redeemable
preferred
6%
6
1-2-59
t5c
6-
Stock
4-15
62'Ac
65%
9
4-15
40c
________
Pittsburgn, Youngstown «S;
30c
—
2
6-16
$1.12%
(quar.)
Class
.
Reinsurance
5-15
7-
Inc.
Ltd.,;,!:7
1
5-15
$1.19
Pacific
1
5-15
5-
$1
redeemable 1st pfd. (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
5V!>% 1st preferred (quar.)
~
6-16
6-
5-14
2
20c
5%
5-12
5-15
9
6-
$1.00
4V2%
5-30
37'/2C
(quar.),,
y6-
125c
4nnr/ede!im8b!6L,lst preferred (quar.),,7
redeemable
5-30
7-
Reece Corp. (Mass.), 5% pfd,
Reeves MacDonald Mines,
t$1.75
"
(qual™777
pfd.
(quar.)
4.80%
5-30
Morgan Engineering, common (quar.)■-—30c
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)———.62'Ac
Morrison-Knudsen Co. (quar.)
—;
40c
Wheel
Mfg.
4.36%
5%
1
7-
Redondo Tile
4-30
Stores
Reichliold
Atlau.t1ic Canadian Investment, TtdllZ
Penn
Corp.,
4-30
5-15
$3
w
(quar,),
.
>
5-15
Owl
50C
50c
■
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Red
4-25
5-15
10c
(quar.)
4-30
~~~
(quar.7117"'
common
(quar.)Z~"~
$5
preferred
Renold Chains
Pacinc Gamble Robinson Co.
Pacific Gas <fc Electric Co.—
4-25
5-21
Z7
_
Glass,
Co.,
1st
5-15
18c
_!,!
(s-a)
preferred
Pacelot
5-29
9
6-12
Moody's Investors Service-rMoore
Building
Owens-Uinois
5-29
5-
'/a % '
$1.07%
$31 (Ac
(s-a)—
Chemical
6-14
.
18c
—
S.) & Co., Ltd.
5-14
50c
___
Service, common (quar.)
Stock dividend A.——4.30%
preferred
(quar.)
(J.
4-25
v
6-17
4'Ac
y
(quar.)—
5-30
,
v
1
Missouri Public
Mitchell
7-
4%
61'Ac
OL,tfrnTail Power (quar.)_ (quar.11111117
$J.b0 preferred Co., com.
5-16
8-30
5-15
593aC
B
4^ pieierred series D (quar.),
4,.& nvnPrefeJred .series B (war.)--
5-29
5-31
$1.12,/a
Mickelberry's. Pood Products
Middlesex
preferred
Orpheum
4
6-12.
6-16
Holdera
Payable of fteo.
Sliare
Rayonier, Inc. (reduced)
Reading Co.. common (quar.),
AnP & Rocklahd Utilities—
5-29
$1.12%
preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
v4%% preferred (quar.).
When
Name 0/ Company
5-15
37'Ac
(quar.)
Ry. (s-a)
Ontario Steel Products
Co., Ltd.—
Common (quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)II"
Michaels Stern & Co.—
4%%
A
(quar.)_,_I7I
onraHn'i
Ontario & I"c-'uclass A (initial)
Quebec
4
1
6-12
,
..Extra'.-i._—'1".
4
7■
4
6-
7-1
"
6■
Holder»
2
6-
6'Ac
G7s~Co~"commonIZI17II
1
3-19
7-1
96Vic
•
5-
6-14
•
95c
(quar.
3.90%.
.
Natural
preferred
preierred
Oxiord Paper
J
Metropolitan Edison Co.—
: 3.80% * preferred
(quar.)
,
4
5-16
6-
;
Mengei Co. (quar. 1
■
—-1A25c
Mergenthaler Linotype Co. (stock div.). Paid
'in
6-13
1
When
Payable of Rec.
$1.14
(quar.),,
Inc._
Oklahoma
4-30
7-
Share
Products
ijine
.
4:%% preferred A (quar.)__^
4%
preferred B (quar.)
;
5
Company
nMahnC'ls0?,-Co;' 4-56''' Preferred
Oklahoma Mississippi River
9
-
Melville
1
■
5-29
6-12
(quar.),,—50c
(stock
Tradewind
heM)_,-r—!—
share
Name 0/
4-30
62%c
,—_
(quar.)
Par
of Rec.
5-31
5oc
—___
49
Holdert
Payable
$40c
Macbme &
McNeil
'
1
,
„
Mclntyre
'
When
(Initial)
(quar.)—
$62%o
30c
25c
5-31
5- 5
5-31
5-
5-31
5- 5
5-31
5-
5-31
0-
2
0- 2
0-
2
5-
5
5
5
5-1$
5-1$
5-19
0- 2
5-19
5-15
4-19
6
5- 5
7- 1
6-l«
6-
U. S.
Southern Railway Co.—
(quar.)
non-cumulative
6-13
5-15
5%
25c
6-13
5-15
U. S.
(quar.)----
25C
9-15
8-15
U.
Vitamin
6%
non-cumulative
Southland Paper Mills
Drug Corp., common (quar.)__
Southwestern Electric Service Co. (quar.)
common—,
—.
Southwestern
Souhwestern
Investors, Inc.
investment
income)
5-15
United
2
5-15
Common
(quar.)
5-15
4-30
Common
Common
6-14
6-
5-15
4-30
3
45c
7-10
7-
(quar.)
37c
6-
5-15
4.15%
•s
.
preferred
preferred
4.25%
.'•*•4.40%
preferred
preferred
4.60%
1
(quar.)
1
7-18
Value
1
7-18
Van
7-18
8-
7-18
Van
8-
7-18.
preferred (quar.)
Vanadium Corp. of America (quar.)r—
Virginia Electric & Power, common (quar.)
27 Vac
8-
7-18
30c
6-
5-
9
36C
6-
5-
6-
5-
9
20c
6-10
5-
9
5-15
6-26
20c
1
5-15
6-16
6-16
25c
$1.12%
5-29
7-
1
6-16
10-
1
9-15
12-15
12-
6-15
3-15
8-15
3-15
11-15
Stock
3-15
Walker
1
Warner
&
87 VaC
6-16
6-
2
5-17
25c
5-28
5-
50c
6-10
5-10
30c
6-
2
5-15
45c
(initial)—
6-
2
9
$4.25
12-15
4%
100
5-15
4-16
5 %•;, „5
5-15
4-16
$$1.31
5-15
4-25
25c
6-10
5-27
West
5-15
West
Sterchi Bros,. Stores
1
(quar.)
» <;
—
Sterling Precision Corp., 5% pfd. A (quar.)_
5% preferred C (quar.)—,
Stern & Stern Textiles, Inc., 4%% pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
6s-
1
6-
1
56c
7-
1
6-10
7
5-16
Sun
Oil
Co.
5-31
40c
5-15
5-
1
5-15
5-
1
5-15
5-
1
25c
—
65c
Sunshine Biscuits
6-
1
5-15
55-
8
6-
1
5-
8
41
%c
6-
1
$1
6-
-
5-
8
5-
2
7-15
7-
1
25c
—
5
15C
_
5-15"
4-24
25c
—
4.32%
preferred
4.16%
preferred
A
—
(quar.)_
5%
(Canada),
(quar.)
1
preferred (quar.)—
conv.
5-15
5-15
8
6
6
6-
6
$1.16
7-
1
k 6-
Western
Pacific
7-
1
6-
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)_;
$1.22%
7-
1
6-
6
5.10%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$1.27%
7-
1
6-
1
6-
5.25%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12%
1
7-
6-
6
1
65-
9
15c
6-
5-19
30c
■
6
6-16
5c
5%
5-16
5-15
-
■
4-30
6-
25c
(increased)
5-
5
5-15
.
6-
1
6-
1
5-31
(F.
5-15
4-24
incorporated
5-20
4-30
Chemical Specialties Co.,
5-29
W.)
2
2
$1.14
6-
2
5-15
5-
5-
S.
7-31
(quar.)
25c
5-26
8-25
25C
11-25
^Payable
in
resident
7-30
62 %c
7-
62 %c
ZZZ
a
Less
y
Previous
British
Tube
Union
'!
A
(quar.)
Gas System, Inc. (Kansas)—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Oil
Co.
Union
Oil
&
Class
A
Class
B
of
Gas
Corp.
(quar.)
of Louisiana—
(quar.)
Tank
Car
United
Air Lines
Stock
Inc.
Corp.
United
Biscuit
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
United
Keno
of
America,
(quar.)
'
com.
(quar.)
U. S.
S.
_
Mines
United New Jersey RR.
U»
Ltd.
&
(reduced)
Canal
Pipe
&
U.
S.
Foundry
(N.. J.)
Playing
7-19
stock
92 %c
8-15
7-19
Co.
7-19
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
intermediates
steroid
and
hormones.
6-12
2
operations
42 Vac
6-
5-
1
5-15
1
,
7-31
$1.50
6-
5-15
in
34c
5-15
4-30
cialties
30c
6-20
5-29
sells
$1.25
8-
1
1
7-15
5-31
2
6-
2
5-
25c
—
6-
2
5-20
7-
1
6-20
6-
5
1
5-14,
37 %c
7-31
7-10
$1.25
(quar.)_
(quar.)
6-16
5-16
(initial)
50c
6-30
6-12
15c
funds,
resident
income
6-10
6-
2
The
tax deductible
tax 7%.
Incorrect.
was
is
income
steroid
hormones.
sold
are
in
hormone
Preparation
ad¬
and
dosage form- rather than
Products Co., Inc.
Chemical Spe¬
headquarters in New York City,
companies'- products in the United States.
Inc. is also located in New York City and is
which
the
maintains
Syntex
Laboratories,
186,
569;
p.
filed a registration statement with the SEC 011
covering 200,000 shares of its 20c par common stock,
public sale through an underwriting group headed
by Charles Plohn & Co. and Clayton Securities Corp.
The public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied, by amend- :
be
to
at
the
Non¬
source.
The
corrected
1958,
olfered
for
ment.
"
The
company is engaged in the manufacture and sale of illuminated
non-illuminated signs and
other point-of-purchase
advertising
and
material.
•
.
proceeds
and
to
the
the
increase
of
the
reduce
proceeds
will
of
stock
be
used
be
for
general
capital.
shares.—V. 187,
used
by
payable
working
common
will
sale
accounts
corporate
The
company
$197,980 of
retire
to
balance oi
including
outstanding
The
$150,000.
purposes,
has
now
1694.
p.
payment
TelAutograpli Corp.—Olivetti Accord Reached—
indicated here.
lax.
This
15%
companies'
steriod
corporation
April 24.
443,750
date
date
the
by Pharmaceutical
Inc.,
of
of
bulk
Tel-A-Sign, Inc.—Proposes Stock Offering"—
notes
tax.
record
done
are
and
engaged primarily in the veterinary field.—V.
5-15
62 %c
■
production
products which
5-15
6-
the
any
Co.,
certain
Foundation
7-15
8-
30c
prd.
bulk
90c
1
in
intermediates
vanced
packaging of
7-15
Canadian
nonresidents tax
corporation
to
sell
and
Italy,
Lee,
E.
has
reached
distribute
President,
oral
an
with
accord
Olivetti
said
Olivetti
Co.,
this country,
p. 1939.
teleprinters
in
April 19.—V. 187,
on
Talon, Inc.—Sales and Earnings Increased—
Corporation and
Quarter
Net
8-15
7-19
$1.25
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
5-10
4-10
6-16
6-
6
6-16
6-
6-
2
5-12
6-16
5-15
6-16
6-27
40c
6-
6
5-15
6-13
1
5-15
4-25
5-31
3
corporation,
5-13
5-
2
5-13
5-
2
5-
7
4-17
7-10
6-20
6-
5-22
2
6-16
5-
1.
50c '
6-
6
$1
7-
1
of
Ogden,
6. -
"
at $2
the holders of
ancl
in
to
both
the
holders
cases
of
share
per
common
stock
of
1,202,730
options
record
the
at
shares
of Ogden
to
Corp,
purchase
close
of
of
a
its
Dela¬
of
of
said
Ogden then held
1,202,730 shares
business
2
4-17
5-16
6-15
116,690
of
common
of record.
of
common
the corporation
intends
stock
and
The
corporation
stock
holders
to execute
also
offers
such
as
of
with Syntex
International,
S.
A, a
Panama corporation, are to become subsidiaries of the
corporation.
Tlie offering to stockholders and option holders of
Ogden will expire
at 3:30 p.m. (EDT) 011 May
16, 1958. The offering to said officers and
employees will expire at 3:30 p.m. (EDT) on June 25. 1958.
If any
shares remain unsubscribed for upon termination of the
offerings
as
to such persons as the board of directors
the corporation shall designate at $2 per share.
These securities are
speculative.
If
June
at
more
5,
that
The offering is not underwritten.
than
1958,
58,000 shares
the
board
of
are
available
directors
of
the
at the
profit
profit
V.
$472,347
•
per
187,
Class
A
&
B
$8,682,979
943,721
507,025
$436,696
share___
$0.39
1360.
p.
Texas Co.—Debentures Offered—An
offering of $150,000,000 3%% debentures due May 1, 1983 was made on
April 30 by a nationwide investment banking group
headed by
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. at 99V2% and accrued
interest to yield about 3.65%
The
debentures
time,
any
before
or
at
May
are
prices
1,
redeemable
scaling
to maturity.
at
the
downward
option
of
from 7104%%
the
if
of business
will
on'
designate
there remain any unsubscribed shares after the offering to stock¬
holders and option holders of, Ogden and to officers and
employees of
the corporation and the aforesaid
subsidiary corporations, they will be
offered at $2 per share to such
persons as the board of directors shall
designate. The board of directors will not offer any such unsubscribed
company,
&t
redeemed on
after May
2, 1981.
In addition, the
company may, at its option,, redeem at par
up
to $5,000,000 during each 12 months commencing with the yeai
ending May 1, 1969.
1961
to
100%
PROCEEDS—Of the net
$50,000 000. will be used
proceeds
by
loans.
These
bank
loans
for
those
from
redeemed
the
sale
on
of
and
debentures,
the
ban
$150,000,009
company to repay outstanding
the balance 'remaining of
the
are
borrowed
close
corporation
time the officers and .employees of the corporation and
the
other corporations which are to become subsidiaries of the
corporation
to whom such shares will be offered and the number of
shares to be
offered to each such person.
If
499,000
$8,953,869
971,347
on
are
unsubscribed for by
options to purchase com¬
mon stock of Ogden to certain officers and
employees of the corpora¬
tion and corporations which, in accordance with an
agreement which
the holders
Net
Net
common
1958. at the rate of one share of Syntex common stock for
four shares of common stock of Ogden and one share of
Syntex
common
stock for each option to purchase four shares of
common
4-30
25c
$1.75
25C
to
1957
$8,642,390
40,589
31—
Income
Profit before income taxes—
Provision for income taxes__
aforesaid they will be offered
$37c
30c
:
stock
of
7-
$10c
corporation is offering
5-14
7-15
March
1958
$8,837,179
Ended
sales
Other
cacli
30c
(quar.K-__i.i.____
Card Co.
hormone
5-
April 24,
8-15
$2.50
Envelope Co. (quar.)
Lines
8-15
$8c
(quar.)
U.^8. Fire Insurance Co. (quar.)
U.
87 %c
$1.12%
(quar.)
Hill
ware
35C
Corps., Ltd., class A (quar.)—
Class B (quar.)
United Engineering & Foundry, com. (quar.)
preferred
5-29
12 %c
(quar.)—
United
7%
6-28
3%
Artists
$4.50
common
9-20
40c
(quar.)
dividend
United
,
4-18
20c
Co.
was
5-31
Syntex Corp. (Panama)—Stock Offered—
1
2
20c
;
•
'
steroid
of
Total income
6-
60c
"
Union
1
10-
35c
,,
California
(quar.)
Inc.
5-16
Investment News
stock
Common
5%
Co;,
and
(Continued from page 11)
$1.12%
~Z
ZZZ
preferred
Union
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Products
was
6-28
(quar.)
General
38c
preferred
preferred
sale
Raymond
The
—
Electric
$4.50
Inc.
Syntex,
4-25
7-11
10c
published
and/or
Jamaica
$1
$3.70
Pharmaceutical
Commonwealth
8c
9
1
31 %c
♦Pavable in U. S. funds, less
90c
Carbide
Corp.
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
i
$4
the
Republic of Mexico on- Jan. 21, 1944.
incorporated in the Commonwealth of
1948.
S. A. maintains plants in Mexico primarily for the collection
processing of barbasco root and derivativess therefrom. Generally,
materials produced in Mexico
are
shipped in intermediate form to
American Steroids, Inc.
American Steroids, Inc. performs the finishing
58-
6-20
(quar.)
;
$.'.50
in
the
was
8,
,
5-31
Union
Inc.
Dec.
on
bulk
(quar.)
conv.
15%;
5-29
Union
Steroids,
Rico
27 %c
(quar.)
Canadian
tax
11-14
6-15
6-15
'
1953
incorporated in
was
Net
8-15
$1.75
Quarterly
to
5-17
$1.26
5-15
$1.25
-;208 South La Salle St. Corp.
13,
was changed to Caribbean Chemicals, S. A. on Feb. 15,
Syntex International, S. A. in January of 1957.
Syntex,
name
6-10
8-20
•Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
6-30
ZZZZZII
ZZ"ZZ
Assn.
A-
June
011
Its
and
Puerto
4-30
5-29
3%
-
(monthly)
Ziegler Coal & Coke
1
35c
(quar.)__
;
RR.
on
1
5-15
(s-a)
Quarterly
payable
4-15
3c
20c
(quar.)_I_I
(Dallas)
A.
American
4-15
1
(N. Y.)
Mexico)
6-10
—
x
Zenith Radio Corp, new com.
4-15
6-
in
6-20
div.)
;
Co.
Jr.
&
Youngstown
5-16
6-
loans
A. was incorporated in the Republic of
under the name Pan-American'Chemicals,
of Puerto Rico 011 Dec. 8, 1948.
incorporated in New Jersey on Nov.
19, 1939, and Foundation Laboratories, Inc. was incorporated in New
York on April 28, 1952.
k
.1
v
.
The Syntex companies are principally engaged in the production and
25c
(stock
(quar.)
Sheet
Cab
date
1,202,730 shs.
35c
Corp.
6%
1
Trunkline Gas Co., $5 preferred A
Troy & Greenbush
•
4-24
(quar.)
common
preferred
(Wm.),
xLess
$1.06%
Quarterly
•
5-23
5-15
(quar.)
5-12
5-
10,500 shs.
2,000,000 Shs.
18%c
(quar.)
Co,
5-20
25c
35C
$1.06%
~
(quar.)_„^__
(quar.)__.
Corp., class A
Trust Co.
5-23
6-10
34:!I)C
(monthly)
Yellow
5-20
30c
JZZ1
5-15
25C
&
6-10
15c
2%%
Wurlitzer Co.
4-18
20c
-
(quar.')—,s.wl
preferred
1955
25c
Co.—■
Acceptance
Bank
S.
9
30c
%
(ouar.)-_
preferred
Panama
6
6-10
:
82,400
20,000 slis.
business
for
S.
6-10
Pipe Line—
Transamorica Corp. (quar.)
Trinity Universal Insurance
.
7-
50c
(quar.)
preferred
4.56%
Tower
Trade
Wrigley
$1.25
(quar.)_
Edison
4%%
Wool worth
6
banks
5-26
6
$1.39%
Thrifty Drug Stores Co. Inc. (quar.)
4.25%
6
to
25c
common
Stores
conv.
6-
376,127
~
82,400
Rosenkranz.
Dr.
International,
85c
(quar.)
preferred
6-
paid
to
25C
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
commonly
demand
5-23
1
;
1
9
(quar.)-,
Bankshares
1
notes.
6-14
7-
376,127
"
—i.
value)-
par
6-
Co.
Co,
7-
7-
5-
-
Rosenkranz (President) has a 12%
interest in these
tConsisting of a note bearing interest at the rate of 10% (a rate
30c
25C
Woodall Industries,
5%
.
1
.
400,000
George
25c
Monthly
5.04%
2
/
.
'
8c
&
Wisconsin
5%
5-
$400,000
.
—
value)—-—
($2
Outstanding
,
International,
Syntex
par
stock
Common
4-30
2
5-15
$1.25
dividend
&
1
($100
Syntex
•
(quar.)_
Williams-McWilUams Industries
Wilson
6-
75C
(quar.)—
common
Bros,
5-
5-15
$30c
Quarterly
7-
$1.28
Thriftinmrt, Inc., class A (quar.)
-
Stock
5-15
20c
—
(quar.)
conv. preferred
Oil Co. (quar.)
$1.31 %.
Texas Industries, common
(quar.)
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil (quar.)
Thalhimer Bros,
(stock dividend)-
Toledo
%
Wilcox
6
5.12 %
..
Stores,
5-
of
note
stock
Stationery Corp.—
preferred
White
6
preferred
preferred
Corp.
RR.
FINANCING
„
' '
' V
400,000
———
6-13
5-15
—
S. A. due Feb. 2, 1960
tSundry indebtedness of Mexican sub- *
sidiary
1
6%
cumulative
convertible
preferred
5-15
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. (quar.)
Whirlpool Corp, common
4%% preferred (quar.)
6
$1.16%
preferred
4.65%
B
1
2
$1.12%
(quar.)_
6%" preferred (quar.)
3.60%
preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin Power & Light (quar.)
Wisconsin Public Service, common (quar.)
6-
Class
7-
20c
Wisconsin Electric Power, common
6-
Toklieim
*3%%
5-29
6-
Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)
5-23
1
Co.
Lines
PRESENT
Authorized "
$400,000
,'
1958———
•Non-interest bearing note of
Syntex
International, S.;A. due Nov. 2, 1958
1
31,
May
•Dr.
3-31
1
(John R.)
due
9
6-13
3%% note of Syntex International, S. A.
9
5-
$1.50
—
2
1
Thompson
(quar.)2k—:
G-16
7-
Common
5-
1
$1.50
(s-a)—
com.
6-
2
7-
(quar.)
1
6-
25c
(s-a)
Co.
Western Tablet &
4-30
7-
:
6-
36c \
6-
4.90%
\
Mfg.
Winn-Dixie
5-15
$1.15
Gas
50c
28c
(quar.)
6-1G
$1.06%
Natural
—
common
Seashore RR,
&
Air
1
5-
$1.02%
(initial)
(quar.)
(quar.)
guaranteed
Point
5-
5-28
(quar. ).._„_
(quar.) 1
Illinois
12-15
EFFECT TO
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
(quar.)
Telephone Co,
preferred (quar.)
5-15
50c
(quar.)
Texas
1-1-59
preferred
Williams
(quar.)
preferred
9-15
Jersey
owned
.
1
1
preferred
2nd
4-25
;
6
10-
1
preferred
5.16%
4-25
(quar.)
preferred
Sugar
S. A, all of the outstanding capital stock of
by Ogden Corp, to acquire substantially all. of the
International, S. A. in consideration of-,, itk issuing to
Syntex International, S. A. 10,000 shares of its preferred* stock (par
$100) and assuming all of the liabilities of Syntex International, S. A
The assets which the Syntex Corp. will thus acquire
consist-principally
of all of the outstanding stock of the following corporations: (l)
Syntex,
S. A, a corporation organized under the. laws of the Republic of Mexico;
(2) American Steroids, Inc. and Pharmaceutical Products Co. Inc., both
corporations organized under the laws of the Commonwealth1 of Puorto
Rico; and (3) Pronat, S. A, a corporation organized .under the laws of
the Republic of Mexico/which is now substantially inactive. The liabili¬
ties which the corporation will assume pursuant to said agreement will
consist primarily of (1) a $2,000,000 indebtedness of Syntex Inter¬
national, S. A. to Ogden plus unpaid interest of approximately $200,000;
and (2) promissory notes aggregating $1,176,127.,
is
a
$5c
,
5-10
5-10
5-
50c
5-
preferred
Texas Company (quar.)
Texas Gulf Producing Co.
$1.06%
$1.12%
35c
:
5-23
(quar.)
5-
4.10%
(quar.)
,6-10
,6-16
5-15
4.60%
4.50% 2ncl preferred (quar.)
5% 2nd preferred (quar.)„_„...
25c
5
1
5-15
4.25%
4.04%
5-26
7-
Williams
27c
Tock-Hughes Gold Mines Ltd. (s-a)
Tennessee Gas Transmission, com.
(quar.)
4-18
5-
20c
x
common
Canada
4-24
$12%c
—
•
30C
Inc.
50c
Western
4-24
20c
Ltd.—
pfd.
conv.
4.32%
\
.
4-25
5-20
25c
4
5-12
6-10
U0c
5-26
$1.04
—
6-
6-18
50c
——
6-10
$1.08
Tampax, Inc. (quar.)
Taylor, Pearson & Carson
2
7-17
75c
30c
(quar.)
6-
1
8-
&
Indies
5%
Talon, Inc., class A .(quar.)—';
Class B
(quar.)
4% preferred (s-a)
Tampa Electric Co., common (quar.)—
6-30
15c
25,
International,
assets, of Syntex
4-28
Western
9
6^16
28%c
(quar.)
6-10
33c
_
(quar.)
Symington Wayne Corp.
G8a/ic
—
Virginia Pulp & Paper—
4%% preferred (quar.)
5-12
25c
(quar.)
common
2
1
Special
5-15
31 %c
(quar.)
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil,
;■
4%% preferred (quar.)
55%% preferred (quar.)
5-
corporation was incorporated under the laws of
1957. It intends to enter into an agreement with
BUSINESS—The
Syntex
which
6-13
contemplated transactions,
all
of
Panama on June
.
?-
6-
Co,
the
transactions
the
West
,
10c
(quar.)
-
:
Coast
West
6-
(quar.)
Suburban Propane Gas, common
5.20% preferred (quar.)_.
$1.25
5-29
(reduced)
preferred
4%
%c
12
Stouffer
_
5-29
6-30
28C
$1.44
12 %c
:
Corp.
(quar.)
Struthers Wells Corp., com.
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
5-29
6-30
Light Co.—
Gas
convertible
West
50c
____—,
5-29
6-30
„
Fund, Inc.—
fiscal year-end capi¬
gain distribution of 20c
Weeden
12-31
ww.i
5-29
6-30
$1.05
(quar.)
Quarterly of 8c and
$1.25
*
preferred stock of the corporation which it will receive
described above, viz, 10,000 shares, 'Upon comple¬
Ogden will have received from
the corporation in cash and securities (taken at par value) an amount
approximately equivalent to the amount which it expended: (including
certain expenses) in the acquisition of the Syntex companies.
5- 2
6-30
$1.03
preferred
4%
.
5-13
50c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Washington Mutual Investors
9-1S
——
tion
5
25c
$4.50
tal
6-14
Wire
Washington
9-30
pfd. A
(quar.)
7-
$1.01
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pictures,
Swasey Co.
Washburn
5-16
)
$1.25
25c
common
Bros.
Warner
$1.25
;
Co,
5-
5-15
(quar.)
Stewart-Warner
&
5-15
2
Ogden,
7-15
International, S. A. plans to liquidate and distribute to its stockholder
(quar.)
Wagner Electric Corp. (quar.).—
Waite Amulet Mines, Ltd.
:
6-16
6-
4-24
7-17
1
,
(quar.)
60c
40c
5-15
in
-
5V2% preferred (quar.)
Virginian Railway—
6% preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
.
6
CO
10c
37 %c
Co.—
B.)
corporation Intends to use the net proceeds to
$2,000,000 obligation to Ogden and to pay interest
obligation to the date of retirement. If the proceeds of the
the aforesaid
said
Specialties Co, Inc. The corporation would then pay the obligation to
Ogden to the extent that it had funds for such purpose and the obligation to Ogden would be reduced to that extent.
After the transfer of its assets to the corporation as aforesaid, Syntex
5-15
>
preferred
Common,
6-30
dividend
6-
_——
%
(quar.)
$4.20 preferred (quar.),
$5.00 preferred (quar.)
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
$1.25
Steel Parts Corp
(J.
45c
—_
Inc.
Service—
(quar.)
preferred
$4.12
(quar.)
Stcinei'g's Ltd., 5%%
A
class A
$4.04
Stechcr-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
preferred
5%.: preferred
5%
preferred
6-28
5-31
1
1%
_L_~:
Fund,
Income
Butane
Sciver
5%
5-29
7-
$1.12%
Line
Horn
Preferred
9
33c
1%
8%
1-15
2-1-59
$2C
8-
(increased quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
10-15
Ltd.
Upper Canada Mines,
Ogden 500 shares
to
offering are not sufficient to pay the aforesaid $2,000,000 obligation
to Ogden and the interest thereon, the corporation proposes to carry
out the transactions above described and to consummate the purchase
of the assets of Syntex International, S. A. and the stock of Chemical
7-15
1
40c
8-
(quar.)
Delaware
1
87%c
8-
dividend
Hotels
11-15
811-
(quar.).,
Corp.
27 lie
—
11-29
7-18
30c
Standard Dredging, $1.60 pfd. (quar.)
'.Standard Forgings Corp. (quar.)
Standard Oil Co. of California (quar.)—
Statler
preferred
Marlon
7-18
1%
-Stauffer Chemical Co.
convertible
1
30c
Stock
$3.50
Universal
1
dividend
Standard Brands,. common
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
on
87%C
8-
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
retire
8-15
87 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
8-
30c
Spokane International RR. Co.
Stamford Water Co.
preferred
$1.15
—
preferred ($25 par) (quar. )—.__*
4.40% preferred ($25 par) (quar.)—
Southwestern States Telephone, com. (quar.)
$1.44 preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
-Spencer Kellogg & Sons (quar.)
Sperry Rand Corp., common (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Spiegel, Inc., common (quar.),
$4.50 conv. preferred (quar.)
:
Stock
preferred
convertible
$1.10
——
4.36%
Sports Arena (Del.)
convertible
$1.06%
(quar.)—„
5-15
8-30
corporation.
York
New
a
will issue
PROCEEDS—The
$1.03%
(quar.)_—.,
(quar.)
5-31
6c
■
921/2 c
—
_
'
tion'
6c
(quar.) —
97 %c
(quar.)
(quar,)—
(quar.)
Inc
.
$3.50
1
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
tion
4-30
4-25
Corp.—
$3.50
Southwestern Life Insurance (Dallas)
3.90%
Whelan
wholly-owned subsidiary, Foundation Laboratories
In consideration therefor, the corpora¬
of it,s preferred stock (par $100).
which has one
5-26
5-15
(quar.)
31c
Southwestern Public Service, common
3.70%
6-13
5-15
$1.50
(quar.)
from
—
1
6-13
6c
5-31
2
10c
(quarterly
2
7-
of
corporation, or any associate of the foregoing persons.
corporation also intends to purchase from Ogden all- of the out¬
standing stock of Chemical Specialties Co, Inc., a New Jersey corpora-
25c
(quar.)
United Stores Corp., $6 conv. pfd.
6-
50c
Corp.,
6-
to Charles Allen,
shares
The
$2
Corp.
Jr., Allen & Co, directors and officers
the
50c
1st preferred 4quar.)—
6-
15c
,30c
Gas
$1.20 convertible
S.
for
of Rec.
5-15
common—
(quar.)
A
6-10
$1
(s-a)—.
prior preferred (quar.)—
r.Soutliwest
pref.
Holders
Payable
62 %c
Rubber Co., 8%
—*
preferred
preferred
Share
.
Printing & Lithograph Co.,
70c
(quar.)
Common
5%
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
When
Per
Holder1
When
Par
•
Monday, May 5, 1958
...
(2046)
Name of Company
;
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
50
in
September,
1956,
in
connection
with
the
company s
acquisition of the Trinidad Oil Co. Ltd. The remaining proceeds from
the
sale
tory
of
and
the
debentures
expenditures
determine.
The
and
will
such
be
available
other
estimates
the
New
York
company
Stock
has
applied
Exchange.
for
purposes
that,
capital and explora¬
the company my
as
the year
$500,000,000.
for
exploratory expenditures will be about
LISTING—The
on
for
company
for
listing
of
1958,
the
capita
debentures
u.
.
BUSINESS—The
company, a leading integrated organization in
petroleum industry, is
engaged in the production, transportation,
fining and marketing of crude oil and crude oil
products.
The
tions of the
company, and of those
9'®
opera
companies
in
which
it has st
,
Number 5739
Volume 187
The Commercial
Financial
■..
world-wide in scope. Statistics on world-wide operations
Company for 1957, including the Texas Company's equity
the operations of companies owned 50% or less, were as
followsan average of 1,053,000
gross barrels per day of crude oil
nvoduced, 1,063,000 barrels per day of refinery crude oil runs, and
interests,
Chronicle
are
(000
of The Texas
interest
in
barrels per day of petroleum sales.
1055,000
t
Authorized
•
.
due May 15, 1965
debentures, due June 1, 1971
2%%
shares
and Property."«
♦•Business
referred
in
to
the
section
yy *• '■ * ? - •'"? s , ' .
".
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the principal underwriters of the
debentures and the principal amount thereof which each has severally
follows: .;;1
1
'
\
v ;
'
omitted K
omitted
Johnston,
Read & Co. Inc. $10,000
100
Abercrombie & Co.
1,000
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc—
500
American Securities Corp.
300
A. E, Ames & Co., Inc.__i
100
Anderson & Strudwick__ 1
150
Arthurs, Test range & Co.
A-Jcliincloss, Parker &
Rcdpath
400
Bache & Co.-Z~i.~~
—500
Bacon,
Whipple & Co.—
750
Edward
Co.
Baird
W.
Robert
Jones,
'■
Blair
Simmons.:,_
Blyth
Co.,- Inc.,...:—
ScCo..
:.—
&
Boettcher
There
will
also
J.
Alex.
&
Brown
Inc,
C.
Richard
Inc.__
&
150
3,000
Co.-.-—
Co.
150
&
Coe___
M.
E.
Pancoast
Dick
300
_____
300
Cu._—_——
Co.—
Patton
750
Co..
Sc
150
Dominick
Dominick-__
&
1,000
Merrill
400
Corp.
Doolittle
Drexel
150
<fc
:
3,000
Inc.
Eastman
Dillon,
Securities
Eberstadt
A.
G.
&
Sc
Hutchins
&
1,000
Co.
150
^
ElWorthy & • Co.—
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.—
Equitable
Securities
Estabrook
Clement
A.
Falley,
The
•
200
150
750
1,000
&;
100
Co
&
Sc.
150
...
150
Co
Co.
200
150
Corp.—
3,250
Chapman
&
&
Company
First
First
...
Evans
Clark
FarweU,
Corp.
Co
&
Co., Inc.
Fahnestock
Ferris
150
•
Stokes
Morris,
Co.
500
Sons.—
&
Boston
of
Michigan
300
Corp.
First Southwest Co
Folger,
Nolan,
W. B.
Foster
Hibbs
Reid
Robert
Fleming& Co.,
400
Inc.
Marshall
Sc
Fulton
150
Sc
150
300
300
3,250
1,600
200
Inc..
Garrett
400
Sons_
200
Glore, Forgan & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Goodbody & Co...
Granbery, Marache & Co.
3.000
&
Grant-Brownell
&
Gregory Sc Sons
Hallgarten & Co
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Ripley
<fc
300
200
200
3,000
&
3,000
Partners,
Inc.
300
Haupt & Co
Hayden, Miller & Co....
Ilayden, Stone & Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Hentz & Co
150
400
750
1.600
200
Henry Herrmqn & Co
300
Hill
150
Richards
J. J.
B.
J.
A.
Co
Hilliard & Son—
200
&
Hirsch
200
Co.
Hogle &
Hooker
&
Hornblower
Howard,
150
Weeks
Weil,
Friedrichs
100
Co
Fay
&
1,600
100
Co
E.
F.
W.
The
Hutton &
E.
Hutton
Illinois
Indianapolis
Share
Janney,
•
Inc.
The
100
500
Co
Co
Inc
400
Bond
&
Corp.
Dulles
150
&
Co._
Newhard, Cook & Co
New York Hanseatic Corp.
Co.
500
&
Ohio
The
Northwest
Pacific
Curtis
300
Co.—
Jackson
Webber,
Paine,
&
—_
1,600
—————
Parrish & Co
150
———
Writer
&
Christensen, Inc.
100
300
300
200
______
Wm. E. Pollock &
Co., Inc.
Prescott, Shepard &
Corp.
200
1,600
Inc. —k
—
Pressprich & Co.__
Co.,
W.
R.
Putnam
300
Co
&
100
Quail & Co., Inc
—_
Raffensperger, Hughes &
Inc.
Co.,
r__
200
187,
of
&
Gas
a
been
nine
director of Great Southern
Associations
Gas
1360.
p.
.
other
and
industry
'150
Gardner—
500
1,600
1,000
Reynolds & Co
&
Riter
Co
Robinson-Humphrey
The
Rodman
150
RotafT' Mosle & Co
L. F. Rothschild &
Co—.
"Hutton"'&
before
300
W. Scranton & Co._
300
&
Chas.
100
Seasongood & Mayer
Shearson, Hammill &
Shields
I.
1,600
Starkweather
&
Stein
Sc
Bros.
150
3,000
Co
& Co.
Co
&
400
3,000
Co
Co
Staats
R.
150
Scribner
&
Moore
Smithers
S.
F.
400
& Co.—
Singer, Deane &
Smith, Barney &
Smith,
Co.
& Co
Agnew
Simon
M.
750
Co.L
&
Shuman.
500
150
—
Boyce
-•'
Brothers
Stern,
&
Co
150
•t
150
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
ties
Co.
Maynard &
CO.—
&
Stone
&
Webster
Suplee, Yeatman,
Co., Inc.
Swiss
$1,496,266
$2,068,125
3,597,319
$0.42
3,597,319
—
Earnings per share
186, p, 2417.
$0.58
Thiokol Chemical Corp.—Registers With SEC—
The
April
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
18, 1958, covering 92,103 shares of its $1 par capital stock, to
offered
be
selected
to
and future officers and employees of
Thiokol Officers' and Employees' Stock Option
present
company under the
Plan.—V. 187, p. 1933.
Mosley
;
„
—
Cartwright & Co.
American
150
100
500
Corp
200
Co—
&
Spencer
Trask & Co
Tucker,
Anthony & R.
1,000
L.
Neuhaus
Co.,
Inc.
Van Alstyne,
G.
H.
the Tapco
as
group.
The
Tapco group, Mr. Wright said,
brings together Thompson's
present Jet, Accessories and Pneumatics divisions, the aircraft opera¬
of
West
its
Electronic
directly
Coast
division.
related
to
division,
these
All
units,
devices,
new
the
and
he
Cleveland
said,
controls
and
Mr.
Wright said the combination joins the
turing and sales capabilities from Harrisburg
Angeles, Calif.—V.
operation
of
its
are
engaged in work
systems.
engineering, manufac¬
and Danville, Pa., to
Tisliman
2855.
186, p.
Realty
Construction Co., Inc.
&
—
Banker
shaves
amounts
Noel «fe Co.
Dann &
200
& Durst, Inc.
Walker & Co
1,000
$0.71
outstanding
March
on
based in part on estimates, and the
on the
basis of the 11,372,022
are
calculated
are
31
of
each
187,
year.—V.
1586.
p.
quarter
operations of this' corporation resulted in new high
and
earnings, with operating revenues on fcn.
running at a rate in excess of $100,000,000 for the first
time, E. Clyde McGraw, President, told stockholders on April 15.
records
for
annual
basis
revenues
The stockholders have approved an increase in the authorized number
common shares from 10,000,000 to
15,000,000 and in the authorized
of
cumulative preferred stock
increases' will
equity,
expected
to
if
total
make
needed,
around
from 1,000,000 to
1,500,000.
possible the inclusion of
in
the
company's
1958
additional
some
financing
program
$70,000,000.
Transcontinental plans
this
to proceed with its full construction program
approval of pending applications by the Federal
subject to
Commission, Mr. McGraw told stockholders. This construction,
requires large orders for steel pipe and other materials, he said,
should
help the nation's economy.
The company
plans
to
spend
$127,000,000 on new facilities this year and has applications
year,
Power
pending
for
projects costing $167,000,000
until
next
of which
some
Mr. McGraw said that Transcontinehtal's
double
what
year
and
year
ago,
they were
amounted
for
the
against- $89,689,5671
ferred
will
be
not
completed
year.
dividends,
five
to
12
years
operating
The
ago.
revenues are
total
$30,057,208, compared
months
Net income
ended
March
available for
the
for
now
first
with
$25,529,000
was $101,326,852
stock, after pre¬
31
common
$3,753,660 in the first quarter, compared with
$3,069,125 last year, while the comparable 12 months
figure amounted
to $13,347,547, compared with
$10,722,553 a year ago.
was
percentage
holders.
"From
gains are significant," Mr. McGraw told stock¬
13% increase in revenues for the 12 months, tho
down a 24% increase in earnings for com¬
a
company was able
to bring
mon
demonstrating
stockholders,
in
the
profits
that
Transcontinental has not been
which so many
industries are
with
squeeze
The first quarter earnings were
equal to 40 cents per share on the
9,345,112 shares of outstanding common stock, compared with 33 cents
per share for the corresponding period last
year, based on the same
number of shares.
Earnings for the 12-month period ended March 31
basis,
same
equal to $1.43
were
share against $1.15
per
a
year
ago.
Federal
Power
Commission has authorized this
corporation to
and operate facilities, at an estimated cost of
$705,000, to
natural gas purchased in the Pleasanton and South Pleasanton
of
Atascosa County, Texas.
construct
receive
areas
Transcontinental
will
construct
about
23.33
miles
of
and
6
8-inch
purchase
lateral lines and four purchase meter stations in Atascosa
County. The FPC's order also authorized Robert Mosbacher, Operator
et
al„
of Houston,
Texas, and Lone Star Producing Company, of
Dallas, Tex., to sell natural gas to Tx-ansco.
%
The FPC,
on
Feb. 3, granted temporary authorization to Transco
to construct and operate the proposed
facilities, and to the independent
producers to sell the gas.—V. 187, p. 1253.
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power
Co.—Secondary
Offering—A secondary offering of 5,500 shares of com¬
mon stock
(par $5) was made on May 1 by White, Weld
& Co. at $40 per share, with a dealer's concession of
87%
cents per share.
Buttenwieser, a limited partner of Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
bankers, has been
elected
a
director
of the Tishman
Benjamin
the
on
It
completed.—V. 186,
was
pp.
2201 and
2417.
Elected Member of Board of Directors—
J.
investment
He
Guarantee
&
is
a
Trust
member
Co.
of
of
the
New
advisory
York
Watch
Artists
Theatre
&
186,
and
committee
of the Title
director of the Benrus
Inc. and the Venus Pen
364.
Co., United
Pencil Corp.—V.
p.
Unexcelled
Chemical
Corp.
Developing
Industrial
Park—
a
Circuit,
Plans
site
for
in
the
development
Cranbury, N.
President.
J.,
of
were
industrial
an
announced
on
park on its 435-acre
April 30 by James R.
O'Connor,
on April 28 offered publicly 120,000 shares of $1
value common stock at a price of $2.50 per share.
& Co.
PROCEEDS—Net
plant is at Encino, Calif., specializes
in airborne photo instrumentation and manufactures aircraft motion
picture cameras and accessory items.
It now offers the most com¬
plete and advanced series of aircraft motion picture cameras in the
industry. Nearly every instrumented Air Force and Navy drone airplane
flying today carries a camera of Traid design and new Traid systems
will also instrument the next
"generation" of high-speed jet target
drones and target missiles that are now beginning to emerge.
BUSINESS—Company,
EARNINGS—Net
whose
sales
$917,920; net income for
CAPITALIZATION
for
the
year
ended
Dec.
31,
—V.
stock
187,
p.
(par
1694.
totaled
GIVING EFFECT
value
p.
681.
Union
A.
E.
500,000 shs.
N.
Belgrano,
Corp.—Reorganization
Jr.,
Chairman
April
of
the
Board
Plan
and
Approved
President,
24 anounced that the stockholders had overwhelmingly
the proposed plan of reorganization of the corporation.
The
plan contemplates that
on
approved
Transamerica will continue to own and
its insurance and other non-banking businesses, but will cease
to be a bank holding company.
To accomplish this, it will transfer
to Firstamerica Corp., a new corporation organized for this purpose,
all of its directlv-held shares in its majority-owned banks together
with
$20 000 000' in cash.
In exchange for these stocks and cash,
Transamerica will acquire all of the stock of Firstamerca, consisting
manage
of
11,372,022
results
are
of
71
equivalent to 81 cents a share compared with the 1957
cents a share on the corporation's outstanding shares.
of
Feb.
the
on
April 24 said in part:
have
seen
company's
it
which,
1,
acquired
two
developments that have
position
in
the
non-tank
car
Sparling
Tank
Mfg.
&
Ltd.
of
Canada,
as
a
custom fabricator of shop and field
storage tanks, piping and other welded products, conducts
very much the same kind of business in Canada that the Graver com¬
pany does in the United States.
"In recent weeks the company
Lang
that
Co.,
of
Inc.
company's
has
is
is
in
Salt
assets
Lake
for
been
approved
before
The
now
by
Months
Operating
the boards
Lang
INCOME
Ended
sales
and
of
Union
and
INCL.
other
metal
agree¬
concerns
for
approval,
products for
1958
SUBS.
1957
$20,553,536
$9,905,677
15,545,798
expenses
5,730,803
income)
997,148
676,415
2,109,000
1,776,200
$1,901,590
$1,722,259
3,120,666
2,685,714
$0.64
outstanding
per
The
both
WHOLLY-OWNED
income
Earnings
of
stockholders
March ,31—
services
expenses (less other
Provision for income taxes
Shares
Tank.
of directors
company
ACCOUNT
Interest
—V.
shares
in fabricating tanks
phases of industry."
from
Net
reached an agreement with The
Utah, whereby it will acquire all
has
City,
80,000
engaged
many
CONSOLIDATED
Three
Transamerica
Co.—Acquisitions—Earnings—
months
erected
Income
F
three
Toronto,
use
250,413 shs.
Car
strengthened
As
Lang
Outstanding
last
greatly
field.
Tank
Loke, Jr., President,
"The
and
TO PRESENT FINANCING
$1)
The site when completed will function as an overall
distributing,
final assembly and
packaging area, eliminating a company's need for
multiple distribution centers in this section of the country.—V. 187.
ment
this period was $23,535.
Authorized
Capital
1957
earnings
150
$0.22
8,083,700
$0.81
share
per
The
corporation has undertaken a broad reorganization, designed to
company forward in aeronautics,
astronautics, electronics,
nuclear power and advanced weaponry, J. D. Wright, President, an¬
nounced on April 8.
The
program,
according to Mr. Wright, involves a regrouping of
several divisions and coordination of their engineering and sales efforts.
It includes immediate creation of a large, new group to be known
the
100
&
Common,
seller
$0.34
9,217.500
income
*Tlie foregoing income figures
net
Thompson Products, Inc.—Regroups Units—
150
Underwood,
2,543,000
sub¬
To Increase Natural Gas Facilities-
shares. These shn-"-< will then b°
istributed share for
share' to Transamerica stockholders as promptly as possible after
June 30, 1958, the planned date of the reorganization.
Mr.
Belgrano also disclosed that Transamerica's consolidated net
profit for the first quarter of 1958 totaled $9,217,500 or 14&
more
than
the $8,085,700 reported for
the first quarter of 1957.
Those
1,000
of
earnings
,
The
move
100
Co
undistributed
$0.49
3,865.400
of
share
Per
+
100
'500
1957
$5,542,700
$0.47
plagued."
200
„
Cotp.
taxes,
$5,352,100
Corp.
Per share
caught
■
'
3,000
Stroud & Company, Inc.—
&
2,318,125
250,000
-
Income
Net
Securi¬
Corp.
Sutro
40,000
1,536,266
income
300
Frank, Meyer &
Fox
Stix
taxes.
on
Outstanding shares
300
,
Stern
Stillman,
income
taxes
proceeds from the sale will be used by the company
to: begin manufacturing products which are now subcontracted: con¬
tinue development of new cameras; make Improvements on existing
products; pay a portion of outstanding obligations.
100
Horner
Scott
Feedral
par
Sc Co.__.—
Stringfellow—,
Scott,
$5,841,171
^
Federal
lor
tha
right to
of one share of Firstamerica Corp. capital
each share of $2 par value capital stock of
will be mailed July 7, 1958 to stockholders Of
Transamerica
a
1957
$6,594,543
1958
income
500
Co.^—
&
of
quarter this
500
Inc.
Pomeroy,
to
Traid Corp.—Common Stock Offered—D. A. Lomasney
100
Schwabacher
facilities
necessary
1,600
Sir
Schoellkopf,
the
its
producers
Quarter Ended March 31—
provision
the
1958.-
which
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Co.—Earnings Lower—
Gross
without
be
31,
1958.
Consolidated net
about
Roberts
Poole
construct
to
proposes
into
April 18.
on
1,600
Hutzler
&
Bros.
Salomon
Schmidt,
200
Renshaw——
&
take
Company,
300
Inc.
Co.,
to
Jtoly
share
These
./
Los
Inc.
&
it
independent
will
without
and
payable
distribution
income
Proportion
sidiaries
Vv..
;
pipeline system natural gas it may purchase
in. the general area of its system.
The
facilities would be constructed, from time to time during a period of 12
months following authorization,.
The auplicant said the cost of any
single project would not exceed $400,000:-^V. 187, p. 1939.
from
ex-distribution
distribution
dividend
195B
Net
First
has
from
Co.,
board
the
150
;
Reinholdt
corporation
enable
Pierce & Co.,
Rauscher,
Wa gen
Lane,
Oil
size
filing, the Federal Power Commission announced
tions
150
Johnson,
the
"budget-type" application by this corporation seeking authority for
construction of $3,000,000 natural gas facilities, has been accepted
The
100
300
100
Vietor,
Battles,
—
Space
200
Co.
1,000
&
Co.
&
Thomas
Hulme, Applegate &
Humphrey, Inc.
organizations.—V.
and
con¬
follows:
as
of
the
Newbold's Son
H.
Sweney
Labouisse,
&
W.
William
Ira
H.
300
500
Inc.
Harris
,.
1,000
Jenks, KirWand & Co._
Halsey, Stuart Sc Co. Inc.
Co.,
3,000
150
Co
Green, Ellis <fe Anderson...
Harriman
Morgan
150
Co.,
Gloria
La
•
Oil
Trans¬
will
stock
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—New Records—
Vice-President and
a
Mid-Continent
—V.
&
Jones
Templeton
3,000
Co
Edwards
Elkins,
Union
Co
&
F.
is
"The
300
Co
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
500
of
Transamerica.
• •
>
increases
V!
-
traded
stock
quarterly
June 30,
shares
400
—
Milwaukee
The
Phelps, Fenn & Co,„__—
Francis I. du Pont & Co.-
1
the
regular
A summary of the unaudited net income of the Transamerica
for the first three months of 1958 and 1957, after allowances for
Co.,
100
—
Co.
This
Lynch is also
Profit
Pierce,
Smith—.
&
Turben
1,600
Co
&
&
record
Texas
150
Co
Lynch,
Fennel-
Peters,
Dominion Securities
The
President
members.
Mr.
stock
Corp. He is a director of the American Petroleum Institute.
Independent Natural Gas Association of America, Mid-Continent and
100
Miller &
Merrill,
:
750
specific
no
100
Co.
Mead,
Mitcnum,
400
;
stock
the Firstamerica
to
(par
$2)
for
Transamerica Corp.
Chemical
Hutchinson &
McMaster
100
———
Lynch,
director.
a
ten
the
Co.__
&
McJunkin,
150
& Co., Inc..
indenture,
such
F.
John
for
400
Mitchell,
'
•
the
by
quickly completed.
elected
to
150
500
Newburger
Merle-Smith
&
R. S. Dickson
i
&
provided
June
on
that
-
.
a
to
31
on
a
regular basis on the New York and Pacifo
Exchanges both before and after the reorganization.
In
"when-issued" trading in the Firstamerica stock began on
stock
New Director Elected—
200
Inc.
&
&
McDonnell
100
150
,
As
record
payable July
30, 1958.
traded
be
Transamerica
right
Per
was
1,000
>
—•
Stanley & Co.—
F. S. Moseley <fc Co
Mullaney, Wells & Co.—
Robertson
It
Co..
Model, Roland & Stone
Moore, Leonard & Lynch_
Do war,
of
indenture.
A
McCormick & Co.
—...
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co,___
said
Texas Gas Transmission Corp.—To Increase Facilities
McDonald
400
1
of
offering of 90,000 shares of common
$7 was made on April 24 at $26.87 Va per share,
through Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.; Blyth
& Co., Inc.; and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith.
& Co.
&
Marks
Masten
200
Davenport Sc Co
—.
Davis, Skaggs Sc Co
DeFIaven & Townsend,
Crouter & Bodine.—,_
repaid on June 1, next, through operation of the
presentation of original debentures to either of the
paying agents, thj aggregate then due of $782,000
of
disclosed
share
per
Exchanges on April 25, and, on the same date, trading alio
in the Transamerica stock on an ex-distribution ex-dividend
began
The
be
150
100
Ctirtiss, House & Co.—200
J. M. Dain & Co., Inc—
200
Inc
Co.,
70 Broad¬
200
150
&
1,
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—Secondary Offer¬
1,600
Co., Inc
Bennett
also
common
—
&
200
V
2%'.b
90, 111., or at the Hanover Bank,
'* "
"
'
Rhoades
.
400
Croweil, Weedon. & Co.—,,
Cunningham. Schmertz
,
1,600
_______
&
Loeb.
Manley,
300
v
Co.
&
Ryons
Mackall
300
Cooley Sc
June
its
1790.
p.
3,000
Irving Lundborg & Co
300
Clarke Corp..
W.
Co
Sc
Brothers
M,
Loewi
Co.—1,000
Burr, Inc
Collins
& Co.—.
Courts
Carl
200
Co
&
200
1,000
McKelv.v & Company.
Coflin Sc
Julien
Lester,
100
&
Dodge
Clark
W.
on
of
'
200
Co.,
Childs &
F.
Clark,
E.
$18,000
repayments in respect to original debentures need to
be given to the registered owners thereof.
Interest due June 1, 1958, will be paid in the usual manner.—V. 187,
400
Co
Corp....
Legg & Co...—_
A.
Co
Co
&
Freres
Mason-Hagan,
_______
Phillips
Chaplin
&
Corp.
Higginson
Lehman
150
——
Caldwell
Langlcy
C.
Company,
John C.
200
'
abevementioned
1,000
Bissellr& Meeds.—
&
Lee
Denton,
&
Bros.
Burns
3,250
Co.
Lazard
759
_
100
Co.—©
W.
100
& Co.___._
Sons.--..
Co
and
Loeb
200
>
Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc.'.
Burnham
Co., Inc.
&
200
•
.
redemption
cents
35
Stock
addition,
for
fund,
upon
3,000
150
Cabell
Branch,
.
to
Coast
ing—A secondary
&
150
Co..—
&
tinue
stock (par
Laurence
Sullivan &
Co., Inc. —
C.
Bradford
sinking fund,
150
Co.,
Laird
3,250
Bos worth,
200
Co
&
&
Belgrano
Transamerica's
150
Company, Inc.
Kidder
Laird,
300
Blunt Ellis Sc
Sc
Richards
M.
Kormendi &
Inc..—750
Sc Co
400
Blair
William
150
Mr.
Ladenburg, Thahnann
100
Co.,
&
200
—
profits of Transamerica Corp,
with $5,542,700 for the similar
net
■
of
stockholders
america's
150
the
Belgrano further announced that the directors declared
quarterly dividend
South LaSalle St., Chicago
way, New York 15. N. Y.
Peabody & Co...
Kirkpatrick-Petti's Co.
:
v,,
Inc.
Hurry,
Hewitt
Kuhn,
Walter &
Bingham,
t
150
Kidder,
150
759
Inc...,,. 1.000
Co.
Yarnall, Biddle & Co
Mr.
1958,
of
to $5,352,100 compared
ago.
year
a
basis.
called
sinking
200
A.
C300
__
1,000
400.;
100
150
&
Becker
G.
A.
1,600
Co.—
Sc
quarter
amounted
1, 1971, at 1007c of the principal amount. Payment will be made
at the Continental Illinois National Bank & Truss Co. of
Chicago, 231
has
the
Inc.
Kay,
Kraus~:__.
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.
;
7jt Earth & Co
'
Bateman, Eichler Sc Co.~~ '
.Bear, Stearns & Co.
Sc
Co
—
Kalman
Baker, Weeks Sc Co
Burge
&
400
June
notice
400
Co._
&
Inc.
400
Baker, Watts Sc
&
Jones
Kreeger
Woodard-Elwood
200
150
Gundv Sc Co., Inc.
Struthers & Co
Joseph, Mellen & Miller,
>
Inc.
Ball,
Lemon
D.
Stetson
Co
&
alone
period
these
sions
(000
Dillon,
Wood,
Wood
E.
3,000
principal amount of original debentures in accordance with the provi¬
"
(000
iTovett
100
3,000
.
Co.
&
next, through
debentures, duo
of
t
agreed to purchase from the company are as
&
Wood,
Co._
&
Co.—i
company
operation
.♦.«
,
&
Harold
Witter
1,600
Masterson
Weld
The
75,000,000 shs. *56,355,506 shs.
of .reorganization
agreement
and
plan
300
Co.—
Dean
Partial Redemption—
415,105 shares held in the treasury and excludes 3,660,proposed to be issued pursuant to the Seaboard Oil Co.
In eludes
159
Sc
'For the first
omitted)
300
Co
&
Winslow, Cohu
150,000,000
(par $25)
stock
Capital
Wertheim
$50,500,000
76,800,000
1983--- 150,000,000
1,
May
due
debentures,
Inc.—
i
Outstanding
.$60,000,000
80,000,000
debentures,
3%
Co.,
Watling. Lerchen
White,
White,
In} CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCINIG
i
&
(000
.
omitted
Walston
61
(2047)
share
$0.61
;
187, p. 1586.
United Aircraft
The
directors
assets
of
have
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
approved
Norden-Ketay
Corp.,
the plan
William
April
9.
The plan
to purchase
P. Gwinn,
•
calls
an
exchange
of
one
share
the
business and
President,
said
on
„
of
United
Aircraft
of Norden-Ketay.
is reached, the plan will go to stock¬
for their consideration at a special meeting
sometime after the middle of May.—V. 187, p. 1587.
common
When
holders
for
each
for
.
complete
of
20
shares
agreement
Norden-Ketay
I
*52
soles
Decline—
1^8^^
y
r9^'d=2
—
Net income
I'
——
dividends paid
Cosh
divisions
...
.
1!WJ
,
\
....
„
^
to
$487,625
Institute; Aithur c.
National Foremen s
the
include
store
the
1957,
oversubscribed.
was
Increases Interest in Affiliate—
National Research
"Sec
I
It
share.
per
Carlton
J.
for
.
13G1.
p.
Temporarily Suspended—
)
152,
p.
/
.
1
"
ini
iai.
•
,
.
Ward
indicated
work
that
;
Minerals
Vitro
owned
United States Steel Corp.—New President of Unit—
templated.^'
;
Corp.,
new
no
will
issue
and, witiv the ex¬
Wyoming- for the 50 %major program is now con¬
year
will vote
into
converted
be
Preferred^
amendments to- the
on
rather
common,
payment.
: ,;<•
It is expected that the proposed new
the
in
'-;-v%'v 7;%J- •.j.>>■
.
May 26
011
com
.
substantially completed Oil
been
has
major capital additions, announced last
of a possible new uranium mill in
ception
stockholderfs
.
v
•. -
-
and
Mr.Ward
all
•)
;
A V
"
ne™
charter, including provisions to authorize 300,000 shares of serial
preferred stock of .no par value."
*
The stockholders will also vote ori a: proposal to
reclassify 70 con)
outstanding shares of $4.25 cumulative preferred, stock without rm
value as the first series of the'now serial preferred. stock.
The company has elected to call for redemption on May 23
its $450
dividend preferred stock, of which $1,500,000 par value was
recentiv
outstanding.
It is expected that all, or nearly all, ol' this convertible
chemicals.
:
above.—V. 178,
See Alunite Corp. of Utah
"
.
almost
the
Y.)—Stock Offering
Inc.. (N.
Co.,
.....
,
ness,
Production
uriri
pany
start-up losses incurred by
pointed out that in recent years Vitro's business has
evenly divided-between government and commercial busithat-substantially it can be divided into three categories
national defense effort, atomic energy, and metals, minerals- and
been
,
United
of the purchase
the
Washington Gas Light Co.—To Authorize
The
best
was lower, reflecting principally
Rare Metals Co., a division.
-Mr.-
•
187,
President, on April 29 reported that revenues
1958 were higher than for the first quarter ol
of any previous first quarter.
Net income,
Jr.,
the
were
however,
"
above.—V.
Corp.
Ward,
first quarter of
and
Vitro
'
'
cents
F1)
of
Vitro Corp. of America—Net Income Off—
'offering of 81,500 shares of common stock (par $10) was
made on May 1 by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith at $31.75 per share, with a dealer's concession of
.-*60
in
2976.
•p.
Corp.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
including particular!,)
expected to be required for the company's proposed
the College Grove Shopping Center near San Diego—v
fixtures
of
4
Gas
exchange
an outstanding insurance company loan- and tt
added in the first instance to "general funds of'the com
pany available for general corporate
purposes,
ofiriiHonn! ivnrkinf/ canitftl and
additional working capital and nossiblv a portion
possibly a nortinn
.
'United
in
prepay
to be
balance
Publications; The National Sales Development Institute; Bureau
of Business Practice; American Alphabet; European Technical Coverage,
Inc.; Consulting and Training; The Institute of Industrial Training;
and a commercial film subsidiary.—V. 186, p. 365.
'
$l.bl
:
.
Other
debentures as are not issued
$400,000 of
the
of
.
Croft
*'■! al
$0.73
.——%
selling. \
marketing and
$1,048,490
$473,856
187, p. 1033.
—V.
2,091,390
1,043,400
:—
Earnings per share
R<ln
o'nni
824>°5b
351,000
income
—
t»roV. for State) foreign and Fed. taxes, on inc.
;
Monday, May 5} 195^
...
preferred, together with the 40,000 common shares. The debentures „ m
be reoffercd for public sale at 100^ of principal amount.
Underwriter
terms, as well as the offering price and underwriting terms of th
stock offering, will be supplied by amendment.
Net cash proceeds of this financing, together with $500,000
to L
borrowed from American
National Insurance Co. and $250,000 to a
received from The Sperry & Hutchinson Co., are to be used as follows
tion
of .all
income before taxes on
-
such
specialize in business publishing and other related ^siness informa¬
and
training services, both here and abroad.
Total circulation
.the company's regular publications is 750,000.
Their business
services
are
purchased by more
than
50,000 companies and 4,000
school. systems.
They also publish Vision and Visao, Spanish ana
Portuguese language news magazines serving management men through¬
out
Latin
America,
and
Printers'
Ink,
the magazine advertising,
to
Subs.)-—
Domestic
(&
March 31—
Three Months Ended
fTet
Corp.
Fastener
Earnings and Sales
V
Chronicle
(2048)
United-Carr
-
•
The Commercial and Financial
for
cash
r"
will
play
a
naif
of permanent financing for this utility, anuounrpa
Everett J. 'Boothby, President.—V. "187, p.-1829.
$7,000,000
recently
.
than- presented
''
preferred stock
by
)
;
outlook, based upon negotiations and proposals now in
Vitro's business in the field of defense activities to^
increase.
In commercial operations, however, the outlook will depend
on the general level of domestic economy.
The
appointed President of this company's
United States Steel Homes Division, it was announced on May 1 by
Norman
B.
Obbard,
Administrative Vice-Prc-sident—Fabrication
and
Manufacture.
He succeeds H. Douglass Moulton who has been ap¬
David
-
Mr.
V.
Steel
States
United
will
Boyd
'
been
position
the
to
pointed
has
Bovd
H.
Corp.
United
Albert
■
Elected Chairman-
Chairman
Securities
Bankers
of
of
Corp.
In
after
February
In
(Stock
has
United
-
Universal
Life
Olcla.—Stock
Alunite
See
Temporarily
Offering
Utah above.—V.
of
Corp.
Co.,
because
of
Ward
reduction
Net
He
throughout
also
Vitro
been
lor
but
.
J.
based
Dr.
is
to
the
~
Rochester
of
director
...
.
Pittsburgh
&
to
Coal
the
Vertol's sub-contract business is expanding and that
acquisition of Allied Research Associates, Inc., in March,
additional avenues of production. ;
will
open
up
Merger Talks Ended—"..
American
Mining
Congress.—V.
187,
....
president
See
.
Silver-Lead
Callahan
Zinc-Lead
Wabush Iron
looking toward a possible merger of the two companies have
been terminated by mutual agreement.—V. 187, p. 1940.
above.—-V.
187, p.
*
'
<
'
■
•
i
[
Chemical Corp.
Virginia-Carolina
I
'
New
Co.—Acquires Nalco Control—
'
,
timber
*
May Sell Vicara
—
Chas. Pfizer &
See
183,
2813.
p.
Sheet
town
Stuart & Co.
Inc. on May 2 headed an underwriting syndicate which
offered $12,000,000 of 4% first lien and refunding mort¬
gage bonds, series F, due May 1,
1983, at 100% and
Virginian
-.
Ry.—Bonds Offered—Halsey,
Award of the
interest.
accrued
Other bids
able
"
Issuance
The
(jointly), 98.80.
sale
and
from
accrued
interest
will be
each
in
•
.
authorization
to
for
and
in
business
the
prices
100',''c, plus
redemption
sinking fund
the
for
optional
at
the
sale
bonds
the
of
will
increase
to
working
of
operates
company
Virginia
of
total of 1,089.36 miles of track
West Virginia.
The principal
a
and
by
the
10
about 90%
years
of
total
funded
income
Dick
■.
financing,
out¬
of $84,570,000 ol
will consist
and $112,724,812 of the shareholders' equity.
For
total operating revenues aggregated $64,624,675, while
was
$17,205,161.
.
UNDERWRITERS—Other
i
current
Merle-Smith;
Sz
members of
R.
W.
the
the
offering syndicate include:
Pressprich
Salomon
Co.;
&
Bros.
&
Auchincloss, Parker. & Redpath; Stroud & Co. Inc.; Adams
Stern Brothers & Co.; McMaster Hutchinson & Co.; Mullaney,
& Co.; Thomas & Co.;-Wallace, Geruldsen & Co.; Raffensperge'r,
"is
believed
minerals
to
contain
as
well
as
market¬
under
the
in
port
of
operation
Co.
has
Wabush
This
Seven
have
exploration
Lake
is
area
Islands,
been
section
The
it
chines
&
C.
Jackson,
Co.;
The
and
Partner
of
members of
President
of
Mather.
Mr.
Iron
Pickands
the
Nalco
have
i
continue
Williams
is
also
John
is
Net
Senior
Mather.
board
Tiie
before
Ended—
income
for
on
York
Mar. 31,'58
April 25
John
were
C
"Times"
of
April
26t.
profit
{Earnings
Dec. 31,'57
taxes—__;—1,175,000
3
per
sales
March
of
2,
manu¬
various
in
machines in
parts for fuel
sewing
manufacturers
machine parts.
screw
subsidiary,
Wiilcox
corporation,
Sewing
Gibbs
&
manufactures
sewing ma¬
sewing machines and
purchased-from the company, In
products
sells
and
continent.
important
an
offices
industrial
Operations
of
source
of
revenue
1254.
such subsidiary
to the company.
V
.
jJ
Co.—Rights to Subscribe—
plans to offer to its
the right to subscribe
1958
additional
one
shares
share
new
for
of
also
company
each
plans
shares
12
Shares
record
1958 for
27,
May
$10)
(par
held.
company's
to
before
or
stock
of
stockholders
common
on
common
f01m,ai'e to be offered to the
The
the basis
subscribed
on
not
employees.
stockholders of
record May 5, 1958 the
right to subscribe on or beifore May 27, 1958
for 30,000 shares of
cumulative preferred stock
(par $100), subject
allotment in
for
not
of
case
to exceed
Worumbo
Tiie
to
its
oversubscription.
shares.
25
offer
See
also
preferred
Each
V.
187,
oi
$1,078,126
2 000 000
$1,331,714
$i,07
$1.32
share__
{Adjusted to 1,011,584 shares.—V.
186,
p.
has
(par $1.00)
$2.50
$1,777,374
$1.76
subscribe
employee may
1940.
p.
at
$102
share.—V.
per
for
6,550
share,
per
183,
Pfd. Stock
Redeem
redemption on June 1, 1958, all of the
01'
it's 5%
cumulative preferred
shares
plus
450.
p.
dividend
semi-annual
final
a
-
Yankee Atomic Electric
Co.—Borrowings Cleared—
The SEC, it
was announced on April 30, has issued an order author¬
izing this company to make additional
borrowings- from its stockholder
;
in
$4,000,000
par
companies.
necticut
to
its
now
the
and
Sept.
aggregate.
value
of
30,
&
permit
from
which
is
Co.
the
scheduled
(15% ).
kw
for
Co.
It
electrical
completion
11
stockholder
its
has
and
a
with
con¬
respect
nuclear power
capacity
in
The Con¬
received
Commission
Energy
net
outstanding
(30^ )
now
exceeding
not
has
now
held. by
Power
Atomic
134,000
amounts
in
Atomic
stock
common
Power
1958,
Yankee
Including New England
Light
contemplated
plant,
2202.
called
outstanding
$4,000,000
Mar. 31 '57
1,300,000
Manufacturing Co.—To
company
remaining
struction
:
common
.
;
Britain
the
on
companies between
$21,617,548 $22,043,273 $26,471,647
2,253,126
2 631 714
3 777 374
taxes
income
v:
manufacturing plant in Nyack,
in Orangeburg,
N. Y.
In
a
district
company
5,
241,211
stock
elected
(New
sales
Profit
Provision
$50 per
common
space
Wisconsin Power & Light
President
Sherwin,
Wagner Electric Corp.—Sales and Earnings OffMonths
Great
certain
and
constituted
187, p.
owned
British
a
in
parts
including
no
Canadian
minority interest in Nalco.
a
owns
maintains
wholly
Ltd.,.
Britain
Javelin, Ltd., which has a substantial
minority interest in Nalco; Harold LeBrok, Executive Vice-President of
Canadian
Javelin,
and George M.
Mackintosh,
a
Vice-President of
Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., New York investment
bankers
who
1
and
1957
Managing Partner of Pick¬
Williams, Manager of construction
Wabush
of
Co.,
parts,
111
shares
options.
of
at
of
company
Associate
Walter
Pickands
President
it
and
manufacturing
and various automatic
pumps
May
to
Y.,
company
Great
miles
However,
plans
N.
leases
company's
Machine
the
of
200
some
Que.
stock
of
20,900
shares
initial
announced.
that
announced
and
of
of
244,015slis.
seven
I960.—V.
187,
p.
1994.
Peck;
Wells
Hughes & Co.
Arthur
&
Inc.;
Stifel,
Nicolaus &
Patterson,
Co.;
Copeland
Company, Inc.;
Kendall.
&
Kenower, Macand Arthur L.
Inc.;
Wright & Co. Inc.—V. 187, p. 1940.
Waldorf System Inc
Vision, Inc.
This
new
Net
635
at
and management
Madison
Ave.,
services
York,
New
N.
completed 19-story building bearing its name, it
April 25 by William E. Barlow, Preldent.
In a
Printers'
Ink
Publishing
Co.,
acquired by
The
also occupy space at the new address.
Commenting
increased
and
company's
dustrial
on
the
move,
Mr.
will
assist
facilties
domestic
services
and
Barlow
Vision
move
said
greatly
international
in
firm
Y..
was
in
the
28
1957,
will
—V.
185,
Latin
American
and
the
and
Far
East.
in
It
the
was
U.
activities
organized
Canada,
eight
for
sets
43il2l
common
stock
(on
53,627
425.900
$0 10
^ 1,
AM
receivers,
rector
2
'
2028.
a
Corp.,
San
Diego,
Calif.- -Registers
Fi-
SEC
corporation
on
April 28 filed
a
registration
statement
with
the
due 1973,
in¬
The
years
ago
It
is
of
company
in
preferred.
proposes
to offer $400,000 of
the
debentures
exchange for its presently outstanding 4,000
stock, at the rate of $100 of debentures for
The
record
date
is
to
be
(with
shares
each
war¬
of
receiver
of
to
900,
C.
for
Radio—
all
cordless
transistor
say
officials
company
transistorized
Vice-President and Di¬
industry's
the
Truesdell,
,
price of
weighs
more
tiny,
which
quality
L.
a
than
3
4
the
Royal
pound
inches
3V2
high,
900
is
complete
inches
7
less
$69.95
ounces,
long
and
batteries.
with
batteries.
3 inches
deep.
Changes in Personnel—
E.
new
He
F.
lj
McDonald.
created
will
Named
for 24
post
continue
7',
share
supplied by* amendment.
Royal
tone
Sales.
little
Transistor
May 1 introduced
the
according
Suggested retail
the
covering S900.000 of 6't
subordinated sinking fund debentures
with warrants, and 40,000 shares of its si par common stock.
of
Europe.'
standard
new
of
on
radio,
nancing Proposal With SEC—
and
mnngemeut
S.,
provision
The
rants)
offices
p.
Walker-Seott
This
consolidation
operations.
publications,
and
corporation
.table-portable
on
The
corporation has more than 600 employees throughout the world,'
regular
charges
taxes
share of
per
preferred
The
all
shares outstanding!
occupy
announced
July,
income
This
1957
$4,642,740
recently-
effective April 28.
that
the
will
a
consolidation.
was
publishing
in
1958
$4,720,584
profits after
^Zenith Radio Corp.—New
Subs.)—Earnings Off-
sales
Earned
(N. V.)—Moves Offices—
magazine publishing
quarters
(&
Quarter Ended March 31—
Totai
Federal
'
&
has
Labrador.
Lawrence
development of
Net
JHutzler;
Ai
southwestern
St.
net
.
property
ore
commercial
Herbert
Nalco.
Three
the
debt;
1957,
year
bituminous coal handled
railway.
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
effect
to
standing capitalization of the company
,
Co.;
Other
company
the past
during
said,
other
already
group
iron
Mather
Managing
other
for
and
in
a
Mather
and
is the transportation of bituminous coal
produced in the coal fields of southern West Virginia.
Bituminous
coal
tonnage originating along the lines of the company averaged
-
.
capital
and
ore
exercise
option
into
and servicing industrial sewing machines and parts
therefor.
Its principal office- is at 214 West 39th St.,
City,
the
injection
to
ands
used
be
announcement
the
directors for Nalco to represent the Wabush
group were elected
25.
They are H. G. Hilton, Chairman of the Steel Co. of
Ltd.; A. S. Grossbrenner, President of Youngstown Sheet &
Canada.
Tube
from
the
April
on
Doyle.
states
the
of
oper¬
at
total
A
company also distributes Pfaff
United
States
and,
in
addition,
oi
Four
at
purposes.
BUSINESS—The
located
'
large
redeemable
convertible
The
and engineering studies of the Wabush Lake
region and
drilling development work might extend through the 1958 working
If a plant and
auxiliary facilities were built the construction
probably would take from two to four years after the ore body was
thoroughly explored, it was estimated.
case.
expenditures,
capital
than
more
Newfoundland.
Co.,
season.
company
corporate
of
of
&
exploration
June
,
island
Mather
that
for the payment of a short term bank loan due
11, 1958, and to replenish the company's treasury in order to
provide funds, which together with other treasury funds, will be used
the
by
-
Government
the
on
Co.
Iron
an
the
Pickands
the
of
of
plans for
v
.
subject
are
redeemable
proceeds
PROCEEDS—Net
■
bonds
to par,
104%
and
by Pickands
York
—V.
Wabush
north
Commission.
series F bonds
ranging
the
of
Commerce
&
quantities of iron
concession
the bonds were received as follows: For 4'pS, Harri«ian Ripley & Co., Inc., 99.489, and Kidder, Peabody & Co. and White,
Weld & Co. (jointly), 99.479, and for 4J.jS, Shields & Co. and Bear,
Interstate
Newfoundland
timber."
The
by the
bonds was won
&
development
for
fStearns & Co.
the
Labrador
owned
properties; the Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd.; the YoungsTube Co. and the Interlake Iron Corp.
It is managed by
concession,
immense
at competitive sale May 1 on a bid of 99.277%.
group
in
is
Co.
Mather
Nalco's
;
Iron
ators of iron ore
Pickands
I
from
miles
square
Wabush
Inc. above.—V.
Co.,
concessions
24,000
is
company,
which
was
incorporated
on
is engaged principally, in the business
York,
Y.y and
'
1,752 shs.
—350,000 shs.
stock
dividends.
upon
Outstanding
'
1,752 shs.
principal cities of the United States.
-
FINANCING
selling
addition,
This company on April 25 announced that ft had acquired control of
Newfoundland and Labrador Corp. (Nalcol, which has mineral and
Textile Fibre Plant—
New
"
is
and
accrued
aecessories
and
]
■
PRESENT
TO
preferred
preferred
issuable
are
in
facturing,
1587,
working capital and
,
EFFECT
$5)_,
(par
of
stock
plus
stock
convertible
stock
common
share
for
used
•:
-
GIVING
be
to
are
$50)__^
share
Each
Corp.—Merger Completed—
Co.
improve¬
The offering
Authorized
(par
Common
the
*
proceeds
purposes.
cumulative
N.
cussions
,
corporate
BUSINESS—The
Vulcan
w
Sewing Machine Co.—Stock Offered
,
1940.
p.
\-y".
pay for plant expansion,
purposes.—V. 137, p. 1940.
share for each 10 shares held.
new
stock
1866
Berlin, President of this corporation, and Leston P. Faneuf,
of Bell Aircraft Corp,,
on
April 23 announced that dis¬
R.
Don
■_
to
not underwritten.
5'f?
M.
Morris
succeed
\
.
bo expects the
1 "i
-V"'.'
used
April 22, 1958 for 22,183 additional shares
(par $5) at $7.15 per share on the basis
CAPITALIZATION
the
of
board
.
be
-
underwriting is ini:
stock
PROCEEDS—The
Coal Co., has
President
also
one
was
general
President
elected
before
or
Director—
a
to
are
and for general corporate
common
of
profit for the year with the exception
a
said
Berlin
expected
it is
outlook,
the present
on
on
of
year.
Co.
Potter,
been
Potter
the
and a director of Vitro Minerals Corp.;
(Pa.) Coke Co.; and a director of the Indiana
(Pa.» Savings & Trust Co., the Southern Coal & Coke
Co., Knoxville,
Tenn., Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Co., Ltd., Toronto,
Canada; and
1958 our sales will be substantially below 1957,
'•
proceeds
Wiilcox & Gibbs
President of the Lucerne
year
No
—The company on April 1 offered to its common stock¬
holders of record March 17, 1958 the right to subscribe
director.
a
J.
has
of
President of Rochester & Pittsburgh
Potter,
elected
Co.,
to
Mr.
■: t
Metals
Townsend, retired.
should show a small profit," Don R. Berlin, President, said in a
shareholders.
we
letter
balance
indicated that,
Rare
Charles
per share lor the period, compared with $1.16 per share in the first
quarter last year, based on 628,919 shares outstanding March 31.
Sales in the same period declined to $10,387,289 from $21,748,647
lust year.
"For the entire
The
ments,
the
the
Potter Elected
the first quarter of 1958 were $1G2,635, compared
$733,721 in the same period of 1957.
Earnings equalled 2G cents
earnings
that
that all divisions should return
of
price.
same
volved.
corporation's short-term bank loans have
been reduced by $750,000 since the first of the year, and it is con¬
templated that there Will be a substantial cash throw-off. for further
Duncan,
Co., at the
graph
drop in chemical sales volume and the introduction of
with their resultant development expense.
stated
per share
one new
scribed for by the parent, American Telephone & Tele-
the
of
(no par) at $50
share for each 10 shares held.
An :
additional 1,565,665 shares of common stock will be
sub-1
and development has progressed favorably at Vitro Labora¬
applications of the Sheer-Korman Hierarc process.
on
Charles
with
tional shares of common stock
at the rate of
Research
tories
Vertol Aircraft Corp.—Reports Drop In Profits—
-
the
products
new
1780.
p.
divisions
corpo-ri
Offered—The
May 2 offered to its minority common stock¬
April 8, 1958 the right to subscribe on
before 5 p.m. (EDT) on May 29, 1958 for 2,853
addi¬
of
company it is believed there will be steady improvement
expected increases in defense orders.
In addition Berkshire
Chemicals, Inc., chemical sales subsidiary, experienced a nominal loss
Suspended—
181,
operating
y;
on
latter
the
Mr.
Insurance
•
to
corporation were profitable
exception of Vitro Rare Metals Co. and Thieblot Aircraft Co.
the
1:1
■
holders of record
through
controlled by Bankers Securi-
Accident
&
In
all
Western Electric Co., Inc.—Stock
ration
at
plans
'
..
•
Company,
materially
also
Co.
March
with
Babson and three associates sold their
resigned.
The
Babson group sold its
W.
and
Roger
Stores
Variety Stores Corp., which is
tics. Corp.—V. 187, p. 681. •
'
to
^toc-k
Metals
Rare
operations
In
v
•
Vitro
its
been elected Chairman of this variety stores
•
' ■ !\ V"
Leonard Spangenberg, who had served as Chairman and President,
utis re-elected President.
Gustave G. Amsterdam, President of Bankers
Cocurities Corp. was elected Vice-President.
Mr. Greenfield and Mr. Amsterdum were elected directors of United
Philadelphia, Pa.,
fielding company.
-
drop in mineral and metal prices of interest
current
the
steps have been taken to cut back
Canonsburg, Pa. The 40%-owned Heavy
suspend mining operations in its South
Carolina
mineral holdings because of the depressed world market for
titanium, zirconium and associated metals.
This cut-back, in turn,
will be reflected in lowered operations at the company's rare eartli
processing plant at Chattanooga, Tenn.
to
Co.—
■
for
of
Because
;
Supply
Union
of
is
Minerals
Corp.—Greenfield
Greenfield,
of
;
President
as
.■/
-
...
Stores
M.
•
continue
also
187, p. 1587.
-
Assistant Vice-President—International
of
present
progress,
as
Jr.,
of
as
President
President
Chairman,
Chief
was
since
the
Executive
Hugh
1923,
has
been
Officer.
Robertson,
elected to
announced on
company
tb6
April 23.
^
Executive
Vice-Preside*
years.
T"*—k
-<11
purchase the remaining
$500,000 of debentures
(with
warrants),
plus
Joseph
elected
S.
Wright,
Executive
Vice-President
Vice-President.—V.
and
18%
General
p.
148i.
Counsel,
'
has
been
Number 5739
Volume 187
•vt
...
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2049)
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•
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AND CITY
e'
5'a-^*
DEPARTMENT
1
...
•VpKY
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
•
jo.r.
ALASKA
''
■
;560,000 21,2s.
and
Anchorage, Alaska
840,000 3s.
purchase of $2,000,000 . dock and
port development bonds. :
r
Am--
1976 to
Due
1978
May
on
1
1
Coconino County School District
ris
Trust
&
and
Co.,
Juran
&
Moody,
Inc.,
inclusive.
& Miller, and C. N. White
grove
&
from
Co.
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond
Sale—The
build¬
$67,000
ing bonds offered April 22—v. 187,
1483
p.
1
cago;
•'
■
•
Principal and interest payable
at the City Treasurer's office,
or at the option of the holder,
at the,Valley National Bank
,
,
■
of
;y
Phoenix,
or
at
the
Chase
'
( Manhattan Bank in New York
City, or the Harris Trust and
Savings Bank in Chicago.
v
125,000
library
bonds.
Due
on
//July 1 from I960 to 1979 inelusive.
Principal and inter¬
est
;
187,
p.
office,
or
at the option
of the holder, at the Valley
> National Bank of Phoenix, or
Chicago.
•••
r.
Due
July 1 from
1960 to 1979 inclusive, Principalrand interest/payable at
'
the
.
1
v
on
City Treasurer's office,
at the
the
%
.
National
,
Bankers
of
Bank
V Arizona, .in ' Phoenix,
■
or
option of. the holder at
First
or
$2,500,000
May 1
—
awarded
were
—
v.
to
ings Association, of San Francisco,
a price of 100.06, a net interest
cost of about
3.60%,
$690,000 4%s. Due
1959 to
as
on
follows:
the
1973 to
dated July 1,1957.
1977 to
330,000 3%s. Due on May 1 from
1.989 to
1991 inclusive.
245,000 3Y4S. Due
on
Keppel Union School District, Los
Angeles County, Caljf.
Bond Sale—The $140,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 22—v. 187,
1483
p.
and 1993.
American Trust
Co., of San Fran¬
cisco, Blyth & Co., Inc., Security
National
First
Bank
Los
of
An¬
geles, Harris Trust
& Savings
Bank, of Chicago, Dean Witter &
Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
ner & Smith, John Nuveen & Co.,
California
Bank,
Los
Angeles,
ards
&
&
Co.; Paine, Webber,
Curtis; Lawson, Levy,
Stern; v Stone
&
Youngberg; Hill Richards & Co.,
Williams
awarded to J. B.
Co., as 4s, at a price
basis of about 3.99%.
were
—
Mill
Valley, Calif.
Sale—The $375,000
Willowbrook
sew¬
disposal plant bonds offered
April 23 — v. 187, p. 1695 — were
the
of America
Bank
School
District,
Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
until
9
(J-D)
payable
the
at
Co.,
1831—were
awarded
to
COLORADO
(P. O. Pierce), Colo.
Bond Sale—An issue of $207,000
building bonds was sold to Boett¬
-
cher & Co.
CONNECTICUT
Greenwich
(P.
O.
Greenwich),
Connecticut
,
Sale—The $960,000 sewer
Bond
bonds offered
May 1
Trust
Savings Association, of San Fran¬
cisco, at
a
price of 100.03.
Sulphur Springs Union Sch. Dist.,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
until
9
for the
ing
bonds.
Due
on
June
Dated
1,
1958.
June 1 from 1960 to 1976
inclusive.
(J-D)
(CDST) ^on May 27
a.m.
purchase of $45,000 build¬
Principal
payable
at
and
the
interest
County
v.
—
187,
Manhattan
Bank, New York City,
and Spencer Trask & Co., jointly,
as
2.10s, at a price of 100.05, a
basis of about 2.09%.
Mil¬
will receive
(DST) on
May 8 for the purchase of $810,000
public improvement bonds. Dated
May 1, 1958. Due on May 1 from
ler,
City Treasurer,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
1959
to
inclusive.
1978
Principal
(M-N) payable at the
Connecticut National Bank, Shel¬
ton.
of
by FullComley, Bradley & Reeves,
Legality approved
man,
Bridgeport.
(State of)
Bridge
Bonds
Called
of Wilming¬
ton, formerly Equitable Security
Trust
Company, as trustee, has
drawn for redemption on June 1,
1958, a total of $2,750,000 prin¬
cipal amount of The State of
Delaware, The Delaware Memorial
Bridge Revenue bonds. The bonds
will
redeemed
be
105%
at
accrued interest to the
and
redemption
date.
The bond
call
covers
$2,393,000
principal amount of 4% revenue
bonds, dated June 1, 1948 and due
June 1,
1978; $242,000 principal
amount of 3%% revenue bonds,
1,1951 and due June 1,
$115,000 principal amount
revenue
bonds, dated
dated June
1978 and
of
2%%
Sweetwater Union High Sch. Dist.,
paid off on
County, Calif.
$1,090,000 build¬
at
or
after June 1, 1958,
offices
the
of
that
announces
the
Commissioners
County
receive
will
(EST)
March
sealed
bids
until
%
the
Bank
on
from
1
1959 to
1985 Inclu¬
sive. Bonds due in 1969 ahd there-
after
are callable as of March
1,
Principal and interest (M-S)
1968.
payable
at the
First
National
Bank, of Gainesville, or at the
option of the holder, at the Chaso
Manhattan Bank, of New York
City. Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy, of
New York City.
Bradenton, Fla.
Bond Offering—Harold F.
Siver,;
sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) 011 May 14
for the purchase of $300,000 muni¬
City
will
Clerk,
revenue
bonds.
1,1957. Due 011 June 1
Dated June
1987 inclusive. Call¬
from 1959 to
able
receive
parking
cipal
Shelton, Conn.
Bond Offering—Edward L.
Jan. 1, 1952 and due June 1, 1978.
Bonds to be redeemed will be
Diego
of
p.
Treasurer's office.
San
Durrance
1831—were awarded to the Chase
—Bank of Delaware,
&
County (P. O.
Gainesville), Fla.
Offering—Chairman, John.
Bond
p.m.
Weld County, Pierce School District
Memorial
the Bank
National
America
of
FLORIDA
Alachua
[
May 28 for the pur¬
chase of $700,000 hospital bonds.
Dated
March
1, 1958. • Due ; on
Treasurer's office.
■
1978
interest
and
at the Farmers'
Delaware, in
Legality aproved byReed,
Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
Carthy, of New York City.
;
Board
interest
County
and
DELAWARE
$300,000 school
bonds offered April 22—v. 187, p.
Principal
1958.
1,
1959 to
payable
(J-D)
R.
Principal
June
from
1
Georgetown.
a.m.
Delaware
Sale—The
Dated
June
on
inclusive.
clusive.
College District,
Placer, Nevada, El Dorado and
Bond
bonds.
ing
Due
(CDST) on May 27
for the purchase of $35,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated June 1, 1958. Due
on June
1 from 1959 to 1976 in¬
Sierra Junior
Counties, Calif.
p.m. (EST) 011 May 15 for the
purchase of $100,000 school build¬
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
tion, of San Francisco.
Sacramento
6
Bank of the State of
and C. N. White & Co.
and interest
age
awarded to
&
National Trust & Savings Associa¬
May 1, 1992
J -J. ?
school bonds. Dated June 1, 1958.
Due on June 1 from 1959 to 1968
inclusive.
Principal and interest
Myers, 01 Los Angeles.
Bond
1988 inclusive.
Shuman, Agnew &
Legality r approved Co., Lawson, Levy, Williams &
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago. Stern, Irving Lundborg & Co., H.
E. Work & Co., Bramhall & Stein,
Yuma County School'District No.
and C. N. White & Co.
19 (P. O. Yuma), Ariz.
Bond Offering — R. L. Odom,
Cucamonga *Water District, San
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
Bernardino County, Calif.
will receive sealed bids until 10:30
Bond
Sale — The
$1,250,000
a.m, (MST) on May 19 for the pur¬
general obligation water works
chase of $50,000 general obligation bonds offered April 30 — v. 187,
Interest
&
1976 inclusive.
995,000 3V2S. Due on May 1 from
inclusive.
1983
to
Legality approved by O'Melvcny
240,000 3.30s. Due on May 1 from
Trust.
are
1959
May 1 from Hanauer &
of 100.07, a
Company.. in Eastman, Dillon, Union Securities
New York City, or at the Har& Co., E. F. Hutton & Co., Shearris Trust and Savings Bank of
son, Hammill & Co.
Chicago.;, a sr
Stone & Youngberg, Hill, Rich¬
The bonds
from
1972 inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate:
300,000 municipal administration
bonds.
1941
at
^4 ris Trust and Savings Bank in
■'
The
of America National Trust & Sav¬
at the Chase Manhattan Bank
in New York City, or the Har-
•
—
syndicate headed by the Bank
a
payable at the City Treas¬
urer's
j
Sale
bonds offered
sewer
curities
(
,
>
,
Bond
(fo.; Eastman Dillon, Union Se¬
awarded to Dean
were
—
Bond Offering
•
&
Savings
Bank, Chi¬ Witter & Co., as 43/4S, at a price
First Boston Corp.; Smith, of
101.85, a basis of about 4.08%.
Barney & Co.; Northern Trust Co.,
Clerk
Chicago; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Hay ward School District, Alameda
will receive sealed bids until June Fenner &
County, Calif.
Smith; C. J, Devine &
2 for the
purchase of t $767,000 Co.; Eastman
Bond Offering—Jack
G. Blue,
Dillon, Union Se¬
building bonds.
; ; •
curities & Co.; Goldman, Sachs & County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Oakland until
Co.; R. H. Moulton & Co.; J. Barth
v
Phoenix, Ariz.
& Co.; Dean Witter & Co.; Wra. R. 10 a.m. (PDST)
on May 13 for
Bond Offering—John E. Burke,
Staats & Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.; purchase of $70,000 school bonds.
City Clerk, will receive/ sealed
Dated June 15, 1958. Due on June
Shearson, Hammill & Co.;
bids until 10 a.m. (MST) on May
Gregory & Sons; City National 15 from 1960 to 1983 inclusive.
15 for the purchase ofJ $3,300,000
Bank
&
Trust
Co.;
Commerce Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
bonds, as follows:
Trust Co., both of Kansas City; able at the
County Treasurer's
$2,285,000 sewer system bonds. Due Stone & Youngberg; J. A. Hogle office. Legality approved by Or*
on July
1. from 1960 to 1979 &
Co.; Continental Bank & Trust rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutinclusive.
Principal and in- Co., Salt Lake City; H. E. Work & cliffe, of San Francisco.
i terest payable at the ; City Co.; Lawson, Levy, Williams &
Indio Sanitary District (P. O.
Treasurer's office, or at the
Stern; Irving Lundborg & Co.;
ylndio), Calif.
'
option of the holder, at the Shuman, Agnew & Co.; WagenBond Offering—Secretary C. B.
: 1 First
National Bank of ; Ari- seller & Durst, Inc.;
Stern, Frank, Gass announces that j sealed bids
: ;
zona, in Phoenix, or the Bank¬
Meyer & Fox; Fred D. Blake & will be received hhtil 8 p.m.
ers Trust Company, New York
Co., and C. N. White & Co.
(PDST) 011 May 12 for the pur¬
City, or the First National
chase of $125,000 general obliga¬
Central Contra Costa Sanitary
Bank of Chicago.
tion
Sanitary
District
bonds.
Dist., Contra Costa County,
590,000 park bonds. Due on July
Dated June 1, 1958. Due on June 1
California
1 from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
(P. O. Flagstaff), Ariz.
— James
Burns,
of' Board of; Supervisors,
No.
Pierce, Fenner & Smith; J. Barth
Jackson &
Eastside Union School District, Los
account:
Security-First National Bank of
Los Angles; Blyth & Co.,
Inc.; Har¬
■
.
May
on
Other members of the
'I'."/',.'-
ARIZONA
XXSO
Due
from 1971 to 1975 inclusive.
•
received until May 29 for the
May 1, 1969
on
Fred D. Blake & Co., Jones, Cos-
1,400,000 234s.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
Due
1970.
of June 1, 1967.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Guaranty Trust Co., New York
City. Legality approved by Cald¬
as
and interest
well, Marshall, Trimble
chell, of New York City.
Mit¬
&
Madeira Beach, Fla.
Certificate Sale
The $300,000'
cigarette tax certificates offered
April 29 — v. 187, p. 1831 — were
awarded to Barcus, Kindred fir
Co., and Atwill & Co., jointly, as514s, at 97.52, a basis of about
—
5.42%.
Pinellai County (P.O.
Florida
Clearwater)+
Certificate Sale—The $3,075,000
water
certificates offered
revenue
187, p. 1696 — were
awarded to a group composed of
Ira Haupt & Co.; Mullaney, Welter
& Co.; Francis I. duPont & Co.;
Barcus, Kindred & Co.; Andrews& Wells, Inc.; Stranahan, Harris 8c
Co.; McDougal & Condon; Fox*
Reuscli & Co., Inc.; Raffensperger;
Hughes & Co.; Allison-Williams
Co., and Bcil & Hough.
The group paid a price of 97.53*
a net interest cost of about 3.73 %>
April 29
—
v.
for the bonds
$133,000 5s.
as
follows:
.
,
/
Due on Oct. 1 from
1958 to 1963 inclusive.
Due 011 Oct.
1964 to 1980 inclusive.
684,000 3V2S.
of
1 fromi
Oct. 1
awarded to a
Delaware, 901 Market Street, Wil¬
from 1981 to 1990 inclusive.
the Bank of ing bonds offered April 29—v. 187, mington, Delaware, and the Chem¬
America National Trust & Savings p. 1831—were awarded to a group ical
Corn
Exchange
Bank,
30
HAWAII
(J-D) payable at the County Trea¬ Association, of San Francisco, at headed by the Bank of America Broad
Street, New York 15, N. Y.
surer's office.
Legality approved a price of 100.11, a net interest National Trust & Savings Associa¬
The trustee also announced that
Hawaii (Territory of)
by Gust, Rosenfeld, Divelbess & cost of about $.83%, as follows:
tion, of San Francisco, at 100.038, a total of $239,000 of 4%, 3%%
Bond Offering — First Deputy*
Robinette, of Phoenix.
a net interest cost of about 3.38%,
and
2%%
revenue
bonds pre¬
$320,000 5s. Due on May 1 from
Treasurer, H. H. Adams announces
as follows:
p.
1830
group
—
1959 to
CALIFORNIA
ib ".
—
me
Bank
Trust
San
&
a
of
Francisco,
Association,
at
a
price
100.0001, a net interest
about 2.73%, as follows:
$1,100,000 3%s.
from 1959 to
Due
orr
cost
Maj'
of
1 from
and
1937
1988.
Other members of the
Dean
Witter
&
Co.,
Co.,
Newark
135,000 3s. Due on June 1 from
1969 to 1971 inclusive.
Shearson,
1972 to
1977 to
Due on June 1 from
1976
inclusive.
Due on June
1983 inclusive.
Other members
1 from
payment.
Special School District,
Delaware
Bond Sale—The $800,000 school
building bonds offered April 29—
v.
187,
p.
1831—were awarded to
Savings Bank, Chi¬
Francis I. duPont & Co.,
Harris Trust &
cago, and
jointly,
as
of about
sealed bids will
that
at the Bankers Trust
on
City, until
May 27 for the
purchase of $8,000,000 public im¬
provement, Series A, bonds. Dated
June 1, 1958. Due on June 1 from
10
(ESt)
a.m.
to
1961
County, Laurel Special
School District, Del.
Bond Offering — Leon B. Elder,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
on
.1978 inclusive.
IDAHO
3X/4S, at 100.20, a basis
3.22%.
Sussex
be received
Company, 14
Wall Street, New York
Bonners
of the account:
Security-First National Bank of
Los Angeles; Harris Trust & Sav¬
1962 inclusive. Hammill & Co., Stone & Young¬
275,000 21-js. Due on May 1, 1963. berg, Lawson, Levy, Williams & ings Bank, of Chicago; R. H. Moul¬
1,390,000 2f4s.
Due on May 1
Stern, Irving Lundborg & Co., ton & Co.; Weeden & Co.; Dean
&
Co.;
Merrill
Lynch,
from 1964 to 1968 inclusive.
Barcus, Kindred & Co., Boettcher Witter
««
not been surrendered for
Due on June 1 from
400,000 3V2S.
Pierce, Fenner &
Taylor &
160,000 2%s.
Smith,
Lynch,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
Co.,
1964 inclusive.
240,000 31/4S.
of
&
Due on June 1 from
account:
Merrill,
of
1
$155,000 5s.
1965 to 1968 inclusive.
140,000 3&s. Due on May 1,
National
America
1973
1960 to
710,000 3%s. Due on May
1975 to 1986 inclusive.
syndicate headed by
Savings
viously called for redemption have
1972 inclusive.
and 1974.
Burhank, Calif.
Due
by
80,000 3V2S. Due on May 1,
^Bond Sale—The $5,565,000 mu¬
nicipal improvement bonds offered
April 2
v.
187, p. 1695 — were
awarded to
were
headed
2,258,000 3.65s.
Bond Sale—The
Bond
Ferry, Idaho
Offering—H. M. Buroker.
Village Clerk, will receive scaled
bids
until
1:30
p.m.
(MST) on
June
000
5
for the purchase of
water
$265,-
system revenue bonds.
/
The Commercial and
H
<2060)
(P. O. Rupert),
Offering
Hay-
Willard
—
ward, Clerk of Board of County
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (MST) on May
12 for the purchase of $400,000
general obligation hospital bonds.
Dated April 1, 1958. Due in 2 to
20 years. Principal and interest
(A-O)
payable at
the
County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Dawson, Nagel, Sher¬
man ,& Howard, of Denver.
(
Note
t
The foregoing
—
the
supple¬
Of
report in our issue
America
of
Bank
the
National
Savings Association, of
San Francisco. Legality approved
King
York City.
and
&
Wood,
New
Dawson,
&
syndicate:
Company, A. C. Allyn
&
Co.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.;
Bear, Stearns & Co.; A. G. Becker
&
Co., Inc.; Blair & Co., Inc.; Wm.
& Co.; Blunt Ellis & Sim¬
mons,
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Alex.
Blair
Brown & Sons, John W. Clarke &
—
for
the
purchase
system
sewerage
of
$1,'500,000
bonds.
revenue
Dated May 1, 1958. Due on May 1
from 1962 to 1998 inclusive. Any
or
nil .of the bonds
may
be called
Lake
County Community High Sch.
Dist. No. 11S (P. O. Lake Forest),
Illinois
Bond Offering—Vivienn J. Grif-
i
Note
1958. Due
—
The
foregoing supple-
meats fhe report in
April 21—-v. 187,
p.
issue
our
1831.
(P. O. '
Glenview), III.
Offering—Ruth
Bond
Dec. 1 from 1959 to
inclusive.
1977
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at a bank or
terest
trust company in Chicago, as may
tjfienview Park District
7
of
on
M.
Ful-
be
between
the
District and the purchaser. Legal¬
ity approved by Isham, Lincoln &
agreed
upon
hart, .Secretary of Board of Park Beale, of Chicago.
Commissioners, will receive sealed
Monticello, III.
bids until 8:30 p.m. (CDST) on
Bond
May 8 for the purchase of $450,000
park "bonds. Dated June 1, 1958.
Due
on
,Jan. 1 from
1961
to
1978
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at a place in Chi¬
cago, mutually agreeable to the
purchaser and thd District. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Chapman
&
Cutler, of Chicago.
Illinois
.
Toll
Highway Commission
{P. O. Springfield), III.
Bond
000,000
Sale—An
toll
road
issue
of
revenue
$64,bonds
purchased via negotiated sale
by a syndicate headed by Glore,
was
Forgan & Co., and Halsey, Stuart
& Co. Inc., as 434s, at a price of
95.90, a basis of about 4.97%.
Dated Jan. 1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1,
1978. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Continental Illinois
National
National
Bank
Bank,
&
Trust
Harris
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received
until
May 27 for the
purchase of $300,000 general ob¬
ligation water works improve¬
V
&
National
Bank
Bond
hattan Bank, of New York City.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
.j<,
Whiteside County Community
Consol. School District No. 134
(P. O. Sterling), III.
Bond Sale—The
$125,000 school
building bonds offered April 21—
v.
187, p. 1696—were awarded to
Illinois
the
Company, as l%s, at
a price of 100.03, a basis of about
1.74%.
.
INDIANA
Berne'French
April 24
awarded
at
to
John
1961
to
&
as
follows:
1967 inclusive.
Jan. 1 from
1968 to 1974 inclusive.
\
on
124,000 3Vzs. Due
on Jan. 1
1975 to 1979 inclusive.
Louis.
Bond
Bond Sale
building
bonds
issue of $20,000
sold to the
was
Tazewell County School District
No. 50
National
—v.
1696—were
p.
Channer
at
interest
a
price
cost
.
Lafayette), Ind:
7
L
Bond Sale—The $3,000,000 non¬
tax
exempt
dormitory facilities
revenue bonds offered April.-23—
of
awarded
Securities
of
Com¬
100.04,
about
a
3.10%,
net
as
—
The
$84,000 school
offered April 21
bonds
187, p. 1696—were awarded
to Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.,
2V2S, at 100.81,
as
basis of about
a
2.38%.
1590—were sold to the
Housing and Home Fi¬
187,
p.
Agency, at
nance
Elkhart County (P. O.
"v
*,,
Indiana
Turkey Creek Township (P. O.
Syracuse), Ind. : 75'
Bond Sale
The $96,000 school
and civil township bonds-offered
April 29 — v. 187, p. 1831 — were
awarded to a group composed of
Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp.,
State Bank of Syracuse, American
Fletcher National BankTrust
1968
on
Feb.
inclusive.
1
from
1971
inclusive.
t
Bond Offering
—
Co.,
Building
Corporation, Ind.*
first
mortgage revenue bonds offered
April 29 — v. 187, p." 1831—were
Bond
Sale—The $1,540,000
awarded
to a group composed of
City Securities Corp., Indianapolis
Bond
&
Share
Corp., Raffens¬
perger, Hughes & Co., and Crut¬
tenden, Podesta & Co., at 100.11, a
interest cost
of
follows:
about
3.38%,
•
$510,000 3V8S.
Due
1972
to
to
Hanover
Bond
April 25
Trust
.
;
;
on
Jan. 1 from
—
187, p. ,1697
v.
to
the
and
on
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
Due
on
Jan. 1 from
(P. O.
to
Co.,
price of
187,
—v.
the
p.
1831
Madison
Madison,
as
—were
Bank
4s,
at
&
-
5s.
Jan.-;1
from
1964 inclusive. ;;
*
from
Due
on
615,000 3%s. Due
1965 to
i
Jan.
on
1978 inclusive.
130,000 2V2S. Due
J'-;-' / :
;
Washington Twp. School Twp.
(P. O. Williamsport), Ind. - .
*
Bond
wig,
Offering—Claud T. Hell-
Township Trustee, -will
ceive
bids
sealed
until
8
-
re^
p.m.
(CST)
on May 9 for. the purchase
$19,720 school building bonds.
Dated May -1,. 1958.
Due semi¬
annually from July 1, 1959 to July
1,~ 1968 inclusive.1 Principal .and
of
interest
(J-J)
payable
the
at
Citizens State Bank, Williamsport.
Legality approved by Ross, Mc¬
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
-
Bond
Sale
The
School
a
and
group
composed of the Shelby National
of Shelbyville, Greenfield
Bank,
Citizens
Bank,
in
Greenfield,
Union Trust Company, of Greensburg, and the Rush County Na¬
tional Bank, of
Rushville,
at
100.25,
price
a
about
of
a
<'
inclusive.
1967
the
bonds
the
bonds ; are
#,
u 7,
at
time,
any
payable
special
of
rout
•
The
the right to call
reserves
and
only
assessments
levied to pay the cost of street
•
7;■improvements. -7
7
;
t
118,000 street construction bonds, t
;
.
7
Due
:
on
1
Nov.
1970 inclusive.
-
from
1959
7
-
to 7
;
~
7,7:
May 1, 1958. Legality ap¬
by Bannister, Carpenter,
Ahlers & Cooney, of Des Moines.
proved
7.'4
Iowa (State of)
-
,1a
Bond Offering—M. L. Abraham-,
bids
sealed
May
011
?
State Treasurer, vwill receive
son,
until
27
11
the
for
(MST)
purchase of
a.m.
$24,700,000 Korean Service Com-'7
pensation bonds. Dated Dec. 11,
.
1956. Due
1976
on
Dec.
inclusive.
terest
1 from 1958 to 7
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the State
office.
L-egality ap¬
Treasurer's
proved by Chapman & Cutler," of 7
Chicago.
7
Note —No
for
bids
were
received
the*
foregoing
bonds when
originally offered on March 27—v/;
,
187, p. 14847
-
•
.
Mapleton Community Sch. Dist.,
1
Iowa
Offering—Sylvia H. Mor- e
7
Bond
rison, Secretary of "the Board of i.
Directors, will receive sealed and
(CST) on 7
May 8 for the purchase of $300,000 |
school building bonds.
7
oral bids until 1:30 pjn:
.
ceive
Offering
Brown,
Clerk-Treasurer,., will .re¬
sealed
(CDST)
chase
Vera
—
bids
until
1
p.m.
May 8 for the pur¬
$220,000 sewage works
on
of
Bond
Sigourney, Iowa
Sale—An
$85,000
issue of
swimming pool bonds .was sold to ;
Carleton D. Beh Co., and the First !
Trust and Union Savings Bank of ;
Sigourney, jointly. V ;
bonds.
1958. Due
on
Dated.. April
1,
July 1. from I960 to
1994 inclusive. Bonds, due. in
and
i,
thereafter
are
callable,
1968
as
of
' KANSAS
7:;;!;7
Johnson
County,
Park District
Shawnee Mission
(P. O. Overland
j
^
.
Park), Kan.
Bond Offering — Henry J.TLe-^
Go:, of
Cluyse,, Treasurer, will receive |
Chicago.
Legality
approved
by
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on, ?
Ross, McCord, Ice
Miller, of
May 14 for the purchase of
Indianapolis.
■
<
\
general
obligation park ,
R' 7 100,000
can
National Bank & Trust
.....
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1958.
Due on -
Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
tors, will receive sealed bids until
O.
Townships bonds totaling
$142,000 offered April 24—v. 187,
1590—were awarded to
~ city
<
Westville, Ind.
Bond
Town
Offering—Delbert R. Stitt,
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
Civil
p.
to
1959
:
.
..
Williamsport School Town, Ind.-
—
p.m.
=
par.
Township (P.
Morristown), Ind.
8
$117,000
street
improvement
; 71; bonds. Due on r May ll from
■
Jan. 1, 1979
on
and 1980.
„
'.
.
.
a
>
(CST) 011 May 12 for the purchase
of $235,000 bonds, as follows:
.
1, 1967. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the Ameri¬
Madison), Ind.
oral bids until
and
G.
were
-—
July
Sale—The $20,000 sewage
revenue
bonds
offered
sealed
'
-
.
Clerk, will receive
City
Bunten,
John
City
revenue
Due
Council Bluffs, Iowa r,
—
Richard
*
Dated
offered
Nuveen;& Co.,
Securities Corp.,
jointly, at a price of i00.03; a net
interest cost of about 3.42%, as
awarded
inclusive.
1979
•
ri
Bond V Offering
7 77t7V'7
bonds-,
revenue
April 24
Frank C. Cor¬
Greencastle School
as
234s..
as
1960 to
nell, County Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (DST) 011
May 8 for the purchase of $385,000
bridge bonds. Dated May 1, 1958.
Due semi-annually from July 1,
1959 to Jan. 1,1968 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved .by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indianpolis.
>
.
Co., Indianapolis, City, Securities
Corp., and Raffensperger, Hughes
$130,000
Goshen),
1972 to 1977 inclusive.
—
,
net
price of par.'
a
follows:
21/2S,
basis of
as
2.46%.
La Porte School
$54,000 23/is. Due
to
335,000 2.90s. Due on Noy; 1 from
;
.
Vincennes, Ind.
follows:
1960 to
1959
West
University (P.' O.
Bond Sale—The $875,000 sewage
—v.
County, Central School
(P. O. O'Fallon), III.
First National Bank, of O'Fallon.
187,
Miller, of Indianoplis.7
Purdue
Bond
Sale—An
Sale—The $800,000 school
-Bond
building bonds offered April 29— }
ter
v. 187, p. 1831—were awarded to a
s
Dated May 1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1
group composed of Harris Trust & 5*
from 1959 to 1988 indusiver Call¬
Savings - Bank,
Chicago; .Whitest
able as of June 1, 1967.
Principal:, Phillips Co., Iowa-Des Moines
Na-;A
and interest (J-D)ipayable at the
tionaL Bank, Quail & Co., andci
City Clerk-Treasurer's.officerLe;- Becker & Cownie as follows:
7.
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
$465,000 21/2S. Due on Nov. 1 from'4
Ice &
works
.
Hanover
building
until 2 p.m. (DST) ori May
purchase of $370,000 wa¬
works
improvement bonds.
urer,
15 for the
&
1980 to 1985 inclusive.
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
8c .Co.,:. Inc., as 2%s,-at 100.09, .a
— Hilber't - Shoaf,
the Board J6I Trus-- basis of about 2.49%.
tees, will receive sealed bids at Clear Lake Community Sch.
Dist:}
the office of the City Clerk-Treas¬
Y-'
Iowa
>■) vJ-iVii
Offering
Bond
Secretary of
Delphi-Deer Creek Twp. Consol.
awarded
pany,
from
Sch. Corporation (P. O. Delphi),
Indiana
works
the
„
Jan. 1 from
on
133,000 3V4s. Due
Jan. 1 from 1960 to 1968 inclu¬
sive.
Interest J-J.
Legality ap¬
to
.Co.,
net interest
a
3.43%,
$93,000 33/4s. Due
were
—
Nuveen
price of 100.003,
a
cost of about
(P. O. Peoria), III.
on
Clair
*
payable
Federal
Township School
187, p. 1696
v.
—
Negley, Jens & Rowe, as 3V2s
and 3s. Dated March 1, 1958. Due
District
'
merest
v.
Corporation (P. O. Berne), Ind.
Bond
Sale—The
$350,000 first
mortgage revenue bonds offered
to
St.
s c
'
Sale—An
issue of $72,000
working cash fund bonds was sold
of St.
Com¬
Trust
and
of
Chicago,
or
at
the
holder's option, at the Chase Man¬
pany,
555,000 3V2S.
(P. O. Washington), III.
Bond Sale—The
$120,000 school
building bonds offered April 24
interest (A-O)
payable at the Continental Illinois
1973
Savings Bank, Northern Trust Co.,
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
American National Bank, Chicago
Bank, LaSalle National
Bank, all of Chicago, First Na¬
tional
City Bank, Chase Man¬
hattan Bank, Chemical Corn Ex¬
change Bank, Bankers Trust
Company, J. p. Morgan & Co.,
Inc., all of New York City, and at
Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1997 inclu¬
on
sive. Principal and
Counties
High School District
No. 206
20
,
475,000 3%s.
and Marshall
Common
v. 187,
1943 —- were^awarded to
for the purchase-of
the
Iowa-Des
Moines. ^National
h o o 1 improvement
bonds. Dated June 1 *..4958.j:-Due Bank, of Des Moines.";
semi-annually from f.Jaji^lj, 1959a Cedar Falls Community Sch. Dist.:,
to Jan. 1, 1973. Principal ;and inr:
Iowa,\ ' -V
May
$190,000
on
"[fy|.
at-. thetrFirst Na.Bond" Sale—The $700,000 school
.,)
Summers, Secretary of Teachers tional Bank & Trust Company, pi
building bonds offered April 30-^
College Board, will receive sealed La Porte. Legality approved- by
v.
187;;p. 1943 — were awarded 5
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on May 16
Ross, McCord, Ice: & Miller;. of to a group composed of First
Na~.)
for
the
purchase
of
$206,000
Indianapolis.
77: '■ Trvv-- tional
Bank
of
Chicago, John ,
student family apartments reve¬
Nuveen & Co., and William Blair
Petersburg, Ind. "■ W77
i
nue bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due
1961
Co., First
Trust
Springfield), III.
Offering
—
Alexander
Bond
ment bonds.
Peoria
(P. O.
Illinois University
Western
the bonds.
prior ito
maturity,
in
inverse
numerical order. On May 1, 1973, fis, Secretary of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
or on any interest payment date
8 p.m. (CDST) on May 14 for the
thereafter. Legality approved by
purchase
of
$2,100,000
school
Charles Ik
Trauernicht, of St.
building bonds.
Dated June
1,
Louis.
,
Monday, May 5, 1958
,
Other members of the
Allen
of
1975 inclusive.
1969 to
by Chapman & Cutler, and Isham,
Lincoln & Beale, both of Chicago,
Co.; C. J. Devine & Co.; Drexel &
April 28—v. 187, p. 1942.
Co.; Eastman Dillon, Union Se¬
curities & Co.; Equitable Securi¬
$t. Maries, Idaho
Bond Offering — J. E. Hailey, ties Corporation. *
First Boston
Corp.; Goldman,
City Clerk, will receive sealed bids
Until 7:30 p.m. (MST) on May 6 Sachs & Co.; Harriman Ripley &
for the purchase of $30,000 munic¬ Co., Inc.; Ira Haupt & Co.; Hemp¬
ipal building bonds. Dated May hill, Noyes & Co.; Hornblower &
1, 1958. 'Due serially in 20 years. Weeks, Illinois Company, Kidder,
Principal and interest payable at Peabody & Co., Kuhn, Loeb & Co.;
the City Treasurer's office; at the Lazard Freres & Co., Lee HigginState's fiscal agency in New York- son Corp.; Lehman Brothers, Mer¬
&
Cfty, pr at some other bank or rill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
trust company in that city.
Le¬ Smith.
Morgan Stanley & Co.; F. S.
gality approved by Burcham &
Moseley & Co.; John Nuveen &
Blair, of Spokane.
Co.; Paine,| Webber, Jackson &
ILLINOIS
Curtis; Phelps Fenn & Co.; R. W.
Pressprich & Co.; Salomon Bros.
Copkipounty School District No. 87 &
Hutzler, Shields & Co.; Smith,
{P. O. Berkeley), III.
Barney & Co.; Stifel, Nicolaus &
\ Bond Sale — The $72,000 school
Co.; Stone & Webster Securities
bonds offered April 28 — v. 187,
Corp.; Tripp & Co.; B. J. Van
p. i94S — were awarded to M. B.
Ingen & Co.; White, Weld & Co.
VickCo.
-I
Also, E. Ray Allen & Co.; BallDttPage County Sch. District No. 13 man & Main; Barcus, Kindred &
(P. O. Bloomingdale), III.
Co.; Allan Blair & Co.; C. E. BohBond Sale—The $115,000 school lander & Co.; Burns, Corbett &
building bonds offered April 29 Pickard, Inc.; H. M. Byllesby &
vV, 187, p. 1942 — were awarded
Co.; Channer Securities Co.; C. F.
to Barcus, Kindred & Co., as fol- Childs &
Co.; Julien Collins &
lo&vs:
Co.; Crutenden, Podesta & Co.;
$65*000 3s. Due on Jan. 1 from Farwell, Chapman & Co.; First
Securities
Company of Chicago;
1961 to 1967 inclusive.
30,000 3V4S. Due on Jan. 1 from McDougal & Condon, Inc.
McMaster
Hutchinson
&
Co.;
1968 to 1970 inclusive.
20,000 3%s. Due on Jan. 1, 1971 Mullaney, Wells & Co.; Nongard,
Showers & Murray, Inc.; Rodman
and 1972.
& Renshaw, H. C. Speer & Sons
East Moline, III.
Co.; Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.;
Bond Offerings-Arnold Niehaus, Geruldsen & Co., and F. S. Yantis
City Clerk, will receive sealed & Co., were associated with the
bids until 5 p.m. (CDST) oh May above named in the purchase of
6
66,000 3V4S. Due on Feb. 1 from
&
Trust
Idaho
ments
.
—
Minidoka County
Bond
Financial Chronicle
City, Ind.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 2 p.m.
(CDST)
as of Sept. 1, 1973.
Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-S) payable •
8
at the
ing
gality aprpoved by Stinson, Mag,
Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas City.
p.m.' (DST) on May 9 .for the
purchase of $21,740 school build-,
bonds.
Dated May 1,71958.
semi-annually from July 1,
1959
to
July 1, 1969 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
Due
able
at
the
Citizens
State
Bank,
Williamsport. Legality approved
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
~ "V
Callable
Statp Treasurer s ofice. Le¬
Kansas
and
State
College
of
Agricul.
Applied Science at Manhattan
(P. O. Topeka), Kansas
Bond
Offering
—
Hubert
Brighton, Secretary of the Board
of
Regents,
will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Mav
IOWA
•
23 for the purchase of $1,200,000.^
Atlantic Indep.. Sch. District, Iowa Dormitory and Dining Hall reve¬
Bond Sale—The $260,000 school nue bonds.
Interest rate not to
exceed 234%. Dated Oct. 1, 1957. ..
building bonds offered April 29
Volume 187
(2051)
Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1997
Due .on
inclusive. Bids will be considered
inc.,
at
price
a
interest
cost
of
of
100.077,
about
net
a
2.50%,
as
bonds due from 1960 to follows:
1974*inclusive; (b) 1975 to 1989 $1,000,000 Twelfth Sewer bonds:
inclusive; (c) maturities from 1990
$250,000 2V4S, due Aug. 15,
to 1997 inclusive; and (d) for the
1968; and $800,000 2^s, due
eiitirb issue. Legality approved by
on
(1)
for
<
Aug. 15 from 1969 to 1972
Dean, of Topeka. (The
Housing and Home" Fi¬
Agency has agreed to pur¬
the issue as .2%s» .-/«*&' :
&
D'enn'
Federal
nance
chase:
inclusive."
University of Kansas at Lawrence
:
Boston, Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc., and the National Shawmut
Bank, of Boston, at .88%, plus a
premium of $56. -
Tenth
Water
bonds:
y $1,150,000* -214 s, due
Aug.
on
."; 15>from :196l to 1968 inclusive;
i/'
Everett, Mass.
Note Sale—An issue of $500,000
1
(P. O. Topeka), Kansas
1
The
1958.
bonds
clusivc.-u..
until 10 a.m.;(CST)': on May
n
purchase of $2,700,000
doilnitory revenue bonds. Interest
ratc'Mitot to exceed 3%. Dated
the
;
-
,500,000 Ninth
School
'
May 1,
Principal and interest pay¬
bonds
I-
as
234s, due on Aug. 15, 1981.
9,200,000
Tenth
School
bonds:
.
receive
.
Federal
(The
Housing
Agency
15" 1-975'""V
•'
has
1,000,000 Thirl Recreation bonds:
agreed to purchase"the issue as 3s).
Finance
KENTUCKY
Russell, Ky.
:
-
••••■
~••••
.
a w a rd e
were
offered
bonds
building
d
Hinsch & Co.* as
to
>
011
•;
Bond Sale—-The $150,000 school
April 21
Charles - A.
Mr450,000
Redevelopment
Second
Due on April 1 from V-'bonds: $450,000 2l/4S, due on
,;1959 to 1963 inclusive. "
> ; ;
.' Aug, 15, 1967 and 1968; and
1 $1,000,000
138,000 3%s. Due on April 1- from
2M>s, due 011 Aug.
1
1964 to 1975 inclusive.
,
bonds
The
Callable
1958.
are v
as
;
1,
,■
of April 1, 1963;
Principal and interest ( A-O) pay¬
able at the First & Peoples Bank,
Russell.
Legality
approved
by
Grafton
Wyatt,
Louisville.
...
v,
Grafton,
&
i
of
-15, from 1969 to 1972 inclusive.
the
at
the
v-
v-1962-to 1967
bonds
LOUISIANA
1973
as
and
1974.
Winchester
3ank,
—
Bank,
De¬
all
National
of
Detroit,
Bank
at
of
1.65%
Worcester, Mass.
farmington Public School District
(P. O. Farmington), Mich.
Note Sale—The $350,000 tax an-*
a.m.
(EDST) on May 6 for the ticipation notes offered April 28
purchase of $4,380,000 bonds, as
-v.
187, p. 1944—were awarded
follows:
0
the City Bank & Trust Co.,
$4,200,000 hospital bonds. Due on Jackson, at 1.45% interest, plus a
Oct. 1 from 1958 to 1977 in¬ premium of $5.
City Treasurer and Collector,
son,
will
above-mentioned
receive
sealed
bids
until
11
,
clusive.
180,000 off-street-parking bonds,
Note
Sale
awarded
the
to
National Bank of
Merchants
Boston, at 0.72%
Dated
April
1,
1
from
1958
inclusive.
to
1958.
Principal
at the First
National Bank, of Boston. Legal¬
approved
by
Storey,
Thorn-
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Newton, Mass.
Sale—An
Note
issue
$1,000,000 temporary loan notes was sold
to the Merchants National Bank,
Worcester, Mass.
.4
1
of
Northampton, Mass.
Offering—George D. Adler,
Note
Flint, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $605,000
Airport
April 28
interest payable
and
ity
discount.
on
1977
The
$400,000 notes
offered April 29—v. 187, p. 1943—
—
Oct.
Due
Cambridge), Mass.
No.
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (DST) on May
5
for the
purchase of $250,000
notes. Dated May 5, 1958. Due on
Note
School District
12, Mich.
Offering
—
187,
Gertrude
S.
Bishop
offered
1591—were
composed of
Co., Barcus,'
Kindred & Co., and H. V. Sattley
& Co., at 100.03, a net interest cost
awarded
John
to
a
&
3.26%,
1962 to
30,000 3s.
on
Due
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
1986
Due
July 1 from
inclusive.
1982
to
follows;
as
Due
120,000 3%s.
1983
p.
group
Nuveen
of about
Note Sale—The
Almont Community
bonds
revenue
—v.
$455,000 31/4S.
.
.
City
the
and
Detroit,
Richards, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
Certificate Sale
An issue
of
Blair & Co., Inc.; C. J. Devine &
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on May 8
$157,500 paving certificates was ;Co.;. Eastman, Dillon, Union Secu¬ Nov.
for the purchase of $25,000 tax an¬
5, 1958.
sold to Scharff Sc\ Jones^ as 4%s. rities &
Co.^ Drexel & Co.; Phila¬
ticipation notes.
Dated May 10
? Note v*- The above certificates
delphia. National Bank, of Phila¬ Plymouth County (P. O. Plymouth),
1958. Due March 1, 1959.
Massachusetts
arc
part of the original issue of delphia;? Shields
& Co.; Kuhn,
Note Sale—An issue of $200,000
Bates Township School District
$197,542.53, which was unsuccess¬ Loeb &. Co.; White, Weld & Co.;
fully offered on March 26—v. 187, Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; hospital maintenance notes was
(P. O. Route No. 1, Iron River),
Michigan
p. 15901
•
"
'. ;
Ladenburg, Thalinan & Co.; Dean sold to the Home National Bank,
Bond Offering — Alice Johnson
Witter, & Co."; Hallgarten & Co.; of Brockton, at .792%.
New Orleans, La.
Hornblower &• Weeks; L. F. Roth¬
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Quincy, Mass.
v. Certificate
Offering—Robert E.
schild
&
Co.; Coffin
& Burr,
Note
Offering — Frederic
A. tion, will receive sealed bids unti
Develle, Director of Finance, will
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Adams, Mooney, Jr., City Treasurer and 7:30 p.m. (EST) on May 6 for the
receive sealed bids until 10 a.m.
MeEntee & Co.
purchase of $300,000 school build¬
Collector, will receive sealed bids
(CST) on May 15 for the purchase
Francis I. duPont & Co.; R. H.
Dated March 1, 1958
until 11 a.m. (DST) on May 5 for ing bonds.
of
$193,000 paving
certificates.
Due on June 1 from 1959 to 1976
lVIoulthn& Col; Roosevelt & Cross;
the
Dated Jan. 1, 1958.. Due oil July
purchase of $750,000 notes.
inclusive. Bonds due in 1967 and
Geo.' B. Gibbohs & Co., Inc.; Laid- Dated
1
from
1960
to' |l974 inclusivev
May 5, 1958. Due on Nov. 7,
thereafter are callable as of June
law'&r Co.; American Securities 1958.
Callable on 30 days' notice. Prin¬
1,
1961. Interest J-D. Legality
Corp.; Dominick & Dominick; Ira
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
Quincy, Mass.
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield
Haupt & Co.; Clark, Dodge & Co.;
in New
Orleans*.; or' New York
-Bond Sale—The $750,000 bonds Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
Hirsch & Co.; King, Quirk & Co.,;
City. Legality approved by. Wood,
A. G. £ecker & Co., Inc.; Wnv E. offered April 29—v 187, p. 1943—
Caseville Public School District
King & Dawson,Vof New' York
iPollock. &. Co.; Stroud & Co.; G. were awarded to Harriman Ripley
(P. O. Caseville), Mich.
6 Co., Inc.;
Kidder, Peabody &
H. Wajker &:^o.;
Bond Offering—Stanley A. LeFirst' National Bank, of Mem- Co., and W. E. Hutton & Co., as
Rapides : Parish, Court ty Drainage.
Blanc, Secretary of the Board of
District No. 1 (P.'Alexandria), pliis; A.,Webster Dougherty & Co.; 2.20s, at 100.02, a basis of about
Education, will receive sealed bids
'
/y]Louisiana
National- State Bank, of Newark; 2.19%.
until 8 p.m. (EST) on May 8 for
/ Bond Sale—The $3O0,QOO public
Commerce Trust
Co., of Kansas
Reading, Mass.
the purchase
of $140,000 schoo"
improvement bonds" offered' April City; Win. Blair & Co.; Illinois
Bond Sale—The $215,000 water building bonds.
Dated April
29—v. 187,'p. 1590-r-^were awarded Co hi
pany; City National Bank & bonds offered April 29—v. 187, p. 1958. Due on April 1 from 1959 to
to the Rapides Bank & Trust' Co.,
Tru$t Cor, of Kansas City; Julien 1943—were awarded to Townsend, 1976 inclusive.
Callable as of
Alexandria.
•
Collins & Co.; Rand & Co.; Green, Dabney & Tyson, as 2 V2S, at 100.53, April 1, 1963. Interest A-O. Le
Other members of the syndicate:
Baker, La.
'
of Bank of the
group composed
troit Bank & Trust Co., Manufac- '
urers
National
Bank, Michigan >
inclusive.
Park- Building
on Dec. 1,
'
Bond Offering—Harold J. Tuni-
Middlesex County (P. O. East
2V2S. Due
Education, Mich.
Sale—The
interest.
the Boston
at
$600,000 tax an¬
offered April 29
to
of
May';
on
$10,000,000 tax\
anticipation notes offered April 29'
v. 187, p. 1944—were awarded to
.
4350,000,Public
...
bids
notes
Board
Note
$1,000,000 reve¬
nue notes offered April 28—v. 187,
725,000 Infirmary Building bonds:
p. 1943—were awarded to the Na¬
as 2-14s. Due on Aug. 15 from
of Boston, at .69% discount.
tional Shawmut Bank, of Boston,
1977 to 1982 inclusive.
Due on Nov. 7, 1958.
Legality at .69%, plus a premium of $8.
4,500,000 Eleventh Water bonds approved by Ropes, Gray, Best,
.;r.as:2Mis. Due on Sept. 15 from (Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
MICHIGAN
•
*
dated =? April
payable
were
,1970 lq 1974 inclusive.
,.
sealed
bank.
Aug. 15 from 1969 to 1971
■J" y ;inclusive.1
"] 500,000l. Eigtith Conduit bonds:
y vlas 2t^Sv Due on Aug. 15 from
follows::y-U-
Detroit
Trust Co., at 0.60% discount.
Deposit & Trust Co., 100
Franklin Street, Boston, until 11
a.m. (DST) on May 6 for the pur¬
chase
of
$90,000 sewer project
bonds.
Dated May 15, 1958.
Due
on May 15 from 1959
to 1978 in¬
clusive.
and
interest
Principal
$12,000 4s.
'
A.
Safe
$250,000 214s, due on Aug. 15,
1968; and $750,000 2%'s, due
Home
Bond
Gromelski, Town Treaasurer, will
$3,900,000 2V4S, due on Aug.
April 1, 1058. Due on April 1 from
196L to 1998 inclusive, Bids will yyr 15 from 1962 to 1968 inclusive;
be received; for various maturities* r :y;$4,50d,000 2Mis, due on Aug.
also * for the entire issue. Legality ;15 from 1969 to 1974 inclusive;
;and $800,000 2%s, due Aug.
approved by" Dean & Dean, of
and
,
$460,000 3s, due
Commonwealth,
Mass.
Note Sale—The
awarded
.
-
a
ticipation
\
dated
are
Winchester,
were
15
inclusive.
15 from 1970 to 1978 inclusive.
Boston.
"
j
Topeka.;
DudleyMass.
Offering — George
^
May
on
1978
and
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
•.
and Y'
inclusive;
due
1970 to
1965 inclusive.
1959 to
from
1969
3s,
1,290,000
Series
58-G
bonds:
$830,000 2%s, due on May 15 ?
from 1961 to
1969 inclusive; 1
Due on May
35,000 water bonds.
.
23'for
from
1959 to 1973 inclusive.
from
to
$115,000
•
.
bids
1978
able at the above-mentioned bank.
"; r$l ,200*000.;, 21/2s, due on Aug. tax anticipation notes was sold to
-•••
15 from .1969 to 1974 inclusive; the ' Middlesex
Bond Offering w Hubert
County National
;
and $1,650,000 2%s, due on
Bank, of Everett, at .685%.
Brighton, Secretary of. the Board /
Aug. .15 from 1975 to 1982 inof' Regents,
will, receive sealed
;
to
1959
152,000 water bonds. Due on May
000 tax anticipation notes was sold
Boston, at .749%.
from
1
inclusive.
of $1,000,-
Bank, of
May
on
1
issue
1961
$4h0,000 school project bonds. Due
Brockton, Mass.
Sale—An
Note
to the National Shawmut
.
.4,000,000
of
55-
July 1, 1987.
on
Forsyth School District No. 7
(P. O. Gwinn), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $247,000 school
building bonds offered April 29—
v. 187, p.
1944—were awarded to
Shannon & Co.
Bond
Fremont, Mich.
Offering — Fred
Dawe,
will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on May 14
for the purchase of $100,000 sew¬
age disposal system revenue bonds.
Clerk,
City
Dated April
1, 1958. Due on July
1 from 1959 to 1979 inclusive. Call¬
able
of July
1, 1964, Interest
Legality approved by Millet,
as
J-J.
.
.
.
•
.
&;Anderson; Ernst & Co.; J.
Barth* & Cb.; Stranahon, Harris &
Ellis
:
y
'
Anne
?
MARYLAND
Arundtt County
(P. O.
Co.;
;y
■
Glen Burnie), Md
—
C h a i
r m a n
City Bmikyof Cleveland; Peoples
County Sanitary Commissionu W? National Bank- of Charlottesville;
Calvin Gray announces that sealed Thomas .& Co.; G. C. Haas & Co.;
bids wilf be received until 11 a.m.
Glover & MacGregor, Inc.;
(EDST)
Leonard &c
Moore,
Lynch; Singer, Deane
& • Sdribner; Herbert J. Sims &
Dated June 1, 1958. Due on June 1 Co.; Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.;
from 1960 to 1988 inclusive. Prin¬ Newhard, Cook & Co.; Reinholdt
cipal and interest (J-D) payable & Gardner; J. C. Wheat & Co.;
at the
County Trust Company of Ginther & Co.; Stern, Lauer & Co.;
Maryland, in Glen Burnie. Legal¬ City-National Rank & Trust Co.,
ity approved by .-Nile's, Barton, of Chicago^
A. G. Edwards & Sons; Geo. K.
Vost, & Dankmeyer of Baltimore.
Baum- & Co.^ Ellis & Co.; Robert
Baltimore County (P. O. Towson),
Garrett & Sons; Townsend, DabMaryland
ney & Tyson; Burns, Corbett &
Plans
Bond
Offering
Sealed
Pickard, Inc.; Newburger, Loeb &
bids are expected to be received
Co.;
Tilney
&
Co.;
McMaster
sometime m June for the purchase
Hutchinson & Co.; J. A. Overton &
of
$15,000,000 various improve-? Co.;*Arthur L. Wright & Co. and
May .22 for" the pur¬
chase of $1,000,000 sanitary bonds.
on
•
—
bonds.
Bond
various
Glickenhaus & Lembo.
April 29
— v
187, p. 1943 —were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
the. First National Bank of Chi¬
cago,
MASSACHUSETTS
offered
and
Halsey,
Stuart
& -Co.,
Boston,
Note
to
a
187, p. 1943—
group
com¬
posed ofThe First National Bank,
District
(P. O. Climax), Mich.
Note Offering—Donald Ebinger
the purchase of Secretary of the Board of Educa
$500,000 notes. Dated May 6, 1958. tion, will receive sealed bids unti
Due Nov. 20, 1958.
8 p.m. (EST) on May 5 for the
purchase of $24,000 tax anticipa
Springfield, Mass.
on
6
May
Note
for
Sale—An issue of $1,000,-
anticipation notes was sold
the First National Bank,
of
000 tax
to
tion
Due
Bond
Waltham, Mass.
Note
Offering—John
E.
Clark,
City Treasurer and Collector, will
receive
sealed
bids
until noon
purchase
anticipation
(DST) on May 5 for the
of
$700,000
revenue
Dated May 5,
notes.
Nov.
1958.
Tilley,
will
receive
the
First
National
Boston, Municipal Divi¬
Milk St., Boston, until
(DST) on May 8 for the
purchase of $587,000 bonds, as fol¬
sion,
11:30
lows:
45
a.m.
&
&
Sale—The
1,
1958
$25,000 tax an*
ticipation notes offered April 28—
v, 187, p. 1944—were awarded to
the Channer Securities Co., and
Stranahan,
a
p.
group
&
Trust
$180,000 water
composed of the Harris
Bank,
Chicago;
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
Kansas City, and Continental Il¬
linois National Bank & Trust Co.,
of
Inc.,
Lincoln Park, Mich.
Bond Sale—The
$2,670,000 gen¬
bonds
1833—
headed
eral obligation storm sewer
offered April 28—v.
awarded
were
to
187,
p.
group
a
by Phelps, Fenn & Co., at a price
of 100.0003, a net interest cost pf
about
3.57%,
as
follows:
y
Due on April 1 from
$255,000 5s.
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
1,715,000
31/2s.
from 1964 to
on April
1969 inclusive.
Due
1
,
700,000 3%s. Due on April 1 from
1980 to
1984 inclusive.
Other members of the account:
Stone &; Webster
Securities Corp.|
R. W. Pressprich &
Co.; Ira Haupt
Co.; Francis I. duPont & Co.;
Andrews & Wells, Inc.; Goodbody
&
Co.; Rand & Co.; Wm, J. Me& Co.; Allan Blair & Co.,
and McCormick & Co.
&
ricka
Note Offering—Charles W. Nee-
mi, Secretary of the Board of Ed-*
ucation, will receive sealed bids
until 7 p.m. (EST) on May 6 for
the purchase of $87,000 tax antici¬
pation notes. Dated May 1, 1958,
Due Sept. 1, 1958.
$1,690,000 reha¬
1944—were awarded to
Savings
Co.,
&
Harris
jointly.
Detroit, Mich.
187,
Mich.
River,
Marquette Public School District%
Michigan
Co., and Kenower, MacArthur
Co., jointly.
Bond Sale—The
v.
Treasurer,
at
June
bilitation bonds offered April 29—
Wilmington, Mass.
bids
Dated
supply and sewage disposal bonds
offered April 28—v. 187, p. 1833—
were awarded toWatling, Lerchen
Due
5, 1958.
of
notes.
April 1, 1959.
Coloma, Mich.
Boston, at .678%.
Bank
Sale—The $5,000,000 notes
awarded
Climax-Scotts Community School
nolds, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (DST)
sealed
Mass.
offered April 28—v.
were
Mass.
Bond Offering—Grace H.
—
bonds
Somerville,
gality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit
Note Offering—William J. Rey¬
Town
Baltimore, Md.
Sale
The
$24,225,000
purposes
basis of about 2.42%.
Iron
Sale—The
Note
.
"
Anderson & Strudwick; National
Bond Offering
ment
a
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De-,
troit.
Chicago, as follows:
$400,000 Series 58-F bonds: $285,000 234s, due on May 15 from
Bond
be
Michigan (State of)
Offering—Sealed bids
received until
purchase
exceed
line
1,
of
4%
will
May 27 for the
$100,000,000
not to
interest State Trunk-
Highway bonds.
Dated June
1958 and due on Feb.
to 1982 inclusive.
1 from
1959
Roseville School District,
Note
Offering
Pryor, Secretary
—
Mich.
Clarence
•
E.
of the Board of
56
sive. Bonds due in 1972, and there¬
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on May 6 for
the purchase of $200,000 tax an¬
ticipation notes.
Dated May 6,
1958 and due on May 5, 1959.
after
Sale—The
awarded
water
/ Bond
Sale—The $400,000 sewage
disposal system revenue bonds of¬
fered April 21—v. 187, p. 1591—
lows:
60,000
3s., Due
1969 to
July
on
1
*
200,000 31/4S. Due
County
!
,
Forest Ave.,
May
Willow
Run), Mich.
Bond
Offering—Edward
Greis-
Secretary of the Board of Ed¬
ucation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) 011 May 15 for
the purchase of $500,000 school
building and site bonds.
Dated
March 1,1957. Due on July 1 from
ner,
1960 to 1986 inclusive.
Callable
26 for
the
will
Water
as
Light
.187,
Fund
offered
-
$155,000 3s., Due
1961
to
270,000 3.70s. Due
1969 to
July 1, 1963. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
Old Kent Bank & Michigan Trust
Co., Grand Rapids. Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Barnesville,
phone
Sale
—
revenue
tele¬
6
Co.,
Kalman
1959 to
1972 to
1975
1838
were
—
to
a
group composed of the First Na¬
tional Bank of Minneapolis, First
National
Bank
of
St.
Paul, and
Co., at a price of
i00.62, a net interest cost of about
3.50%, as follows:
Dean Witter
$90,000
3s.
&
Due
on
1969
1961
to
60,000 3.40s. Due
May
1
from
1970 to
1976
1977 to
'
1981
1982 to
•
on
1987 inclusive.
Offering—Selma
son,
County Auditor, will receive
•Jsealed bids until 3 p.m. (DST)
011
May 21 for the purchase of $115,600 bridge bonds.
Dated April 1,
*953.
Due
on
Jan.
1
from
Legality approved
by Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Barber &
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
Bond Offering—Buren
Watland,
District Clerk, will receive scaled
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on
May
14
for the purchase of
$275,000
general obligation school
building
wnds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1958.
Due
on
Feb. 1 from 1960 to 1978 inclu¬
Chancery Clerk, will receive bids
until 2 p.m. (CST) on May 5 for
the purchase of $16,000 industrial
Due serially from 1959 to
bonds.
$435,000
general obligation school building
bonds. Dated May 1, 1958. Due 011
Feb. 1 from 1961
Bonds
are
to 1988 inclusive.
due in 1979 and thereafter
callable
as
of Feb.
1, 1974. Le¬
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Scott, Barber & Marquart, of Min¬
neapolis.
*
Bond Offering
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 1:30 p.m. (CST) on
May
for the purchase of
$4,500,000
5
enue
water
bonds.
Due on June 2
inclusive.
1968.
Charles
and
Dated
from
Callable
Legality
&
sewer
June
as
1961
of
Itawamba
(P. O. Blair), Neb.
June
of
2,
by
St.
cation,
son,
City
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 7:30
p.m. (CST)
May 6 for the purchase of $50,drainage improvement bonds.
Dated May 1, 1958. Due on
May 1
000
cipal
(CST) on May 12
for the purchase of $495,000 gen¬
eral
obligation building
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1958. Due on June
1959
from
1
•
inclusive.
1978
to
Bonds due in 1964 and thereafter
callable
of
June
1, 1963.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the County
Treasurer's
are
as
Bond
water
inclusive.
Interest
Sale—An issue of $21,000
works
I
orgi-
nally were scheduled to be offered
on April 28—v. 187, p. 1834—^-and
postponed.
Berlin, N. H.
— The $100,000
notes
—
187,
to
p.
the
v.
—
awarded
were
to
the
poration,
bonds
revenue
1979
5V4S.
Dated
Feb. 1 from
011
inclusive.
Interest
approved
by
Feb.
1,
1961 to
F-A.
Le¬
Charles
&
Bank, Mont.
Offering — City Clerk
announces
that
bids will be received until 7 p.m.
July
1
May
from
16
1959
for
to
the
1980
inclu¬
Principal and interest pay¬
able at a banking institution mu¬
tually agreeable to the City and
the purchaser.
Legality approved
by Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Barber &
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
Daniels
County School Districts
(P. O. Flaxville), Mont.
Fleming,
Trustees,
May
$196,000
school building bonds.
(The sale
was
originally scheduled for April
22—v. 187, p. 1592.)
will receive sealed bids until
19 for the purchase of
The
19
187,
1834—were awarded to Grande
Great Falls,
Bond Sale—The
Improvement
Mont.
June
from
1
clusive.
to
1960
in¬
1979
Principal and interest
at the above-mentioned
payable
bank.
Legality
approved
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
by
Palmer
as
District
No.
940
4.35s, at 100.125.
Libby, Mont.
Warrant Offering
Wyatt,
City
Clerk,
:
general bonds. Dated June 1, 1958.
Due
June 1 from 1959 to 1970
011
(J-D)
payable
at
and interest
the: Camden
Trust Company,, in Camden, or at
the option of the holder, at such
additional bank
New
or
trust company
York City. >
Legality ap¬
Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
Cinnaminson
Township Sch. Dist,
(P.< 0.~ Cinnaminson), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $225,000 school
bonds offered April 23—v. 187, p.
1698—were awarded to a group
—
Phoebe E.
will
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Co.,
J.
Note
on
bids until
6
11
R.
Be-
a.m.
(EDST)
purchase of
the
for
of
Boston.
Legality approved by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Dodge, of Boston.
NEW
Forsthoff, Chairman, will receive
a.m.
(DST)
on
May 14 for the purchase of $15,840,000 sewer system bonds. Dated
Dec. 15, 1957. Due on Dec. 15 from
1961 to
1997 inclusive.
Callable
of
Dec.
15,
1967. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Peoples Trust Co. of Bergen Coun¬
and interest
ty, in Hackensack, or at the Chase
Manhattan Bank, New York
City.
Legality
are dated May 1,1958.
May 1 from 1959 to 1985
inclusive. Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at ■the City Trea¬
surer's office. 'Legality approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood,
of New York City.
%
on
>,
Bond
bonds
1944
Eatontown, N. J.
Sale—The
$400,000 sewer
offered'April 30
v. 187, p.
.were
—
awarded to
approved
group
a
composed of John J. Ryan & Co.,
Lebenthal
&
Co.,
-
and J. R. Ross
Co.,
as. 3-85s,
of about 3.82%.
Bergen County Sewer Authority
(P. O. Hackensack), N. J.
Bond
Offering — Harry E. A.
as
303,000 Series VV bonds.
&
JERSEY
sealed bids until 11
$3,592,000 Series UU bonds.
The bonds
Offering—Edward
May
Orange, N. J.
B. Vogt,
City Clerk, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (DST) on May 12 for
the purchase of $4,395,000 school
bonds, as follows:
-
Due
noit, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed
East
Bond Offering—Eleanor
&
Nashua, N. H.
basis
at 100.31, a
Glen Rock, N. J.
Bond Offering—Ruth G.
Sterger,
Borough Clerk, will receive scaled
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on May 13
for the purchase of $233,000 gen¬
eral bonds.
Dated May 1, 1958.
Due
May 1 from 1959 to 1974
Principal and interest
payable at the Peoples
Trust Co. of Bergen County, Hack¬
ensack.
Legality aprpoved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
on
inclusive.
(M-N)
by Hawkins,
& Wood, of New York
(Complete details with ref¬
erence
to the Authority and the
N. /•
Clark,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8
Delafield
City.
can
be obtained
from Lehman
Glen Rock School District,
Bond
Offering
(DST)
p.m.
—
on
L. M.
May 13 for
the
Brothers, 1 William
St., New York City; Financial Ad¬
visors to the Authority, and at the
issuer's office, 66 Zabriskie
St.,
Hackensack, N. J.
purchase of $1,662,000 school build¬
ing bonds. /Dated May 1, 1958.
Due on Nov. 1 from 1959 to 1984
Trust
Pike Regional School
(P. O. Runnemede), N. J.
District
$300,000 Special
bonds offered April 28—v.
187, p.
1944—were awarded to Grande &
Co.,
will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on May ;
8 for the purchase of
$2,585,000
Freeholders,
Black Horse
$215,000 Spe¬
cial Improvement District No.
bonds offered April 28 — v.
p.
Camden),
% /. New Jersey
Offering—Albert S. Mar¬
vel,; Jr., Clerk of Board of Chosen
Bond
prospective issue
Dillon, Mont.
—
oi
3.44%.:
the
pur¬
sive.
Bond Sale
were
composed
Trust
payable at the First National Bank
on
group
gen¬
offered
—
Icy, Chairman of the Board of Se¬
lectmen, will receive sealed bids
$400,000
temporary loan notes.
Dated May 6, 1958. Due on Dec.
15, 1958.
Principal and interest
MONTANA
Arnestad
a-
1834
composed
was
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Bond
to
bonds
of B. J. Van Ingen &
B. Hanauer & Co., and
John J.. Ryan & Co., as 3.45s, at
a price of 100.01, a basis of about
Municipal Bond Cor¬
as
Due
$2,180,000
p.
Camden County (P.O.
1944
discount.
0.93%
at
187,
v.
—
basis of about 2.52%.
a
Boston
Safe Deposit & Trust Co. of Bos¬
ton,
Sale—The
improvement
proved by
Note Sale
\
offered April 29
at
Smith, Barney & Co., Blyth & Co.,
Inc., R. W. Pressprich & Co., Park
Ryan,
Inc.,
Winslow, Cohu &
Stetson,-and Burns, Corbett &
Pickard, Inc. The group bid for.
$2,176,000 bonds as 2.55s, at 100.19
in
HAMPSHIRE
Vaii
Co., Inc., as 3V4S,
basis of about 3.23%.
inclusive.. Principal
bonds
above
•
sold
Bond
eral
bids
until 7:30 p.m.
on
1976
to
1968 inclusive. Prin¬
and interest
payable at a
place designated by the
purchaser,
subject to approval by the Board
of Aldermen.
Legality approved
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
.
sealed
receive
will
Co., of Columbus, as 41/2S. Dated
April 1, 1958. Due on April 1 from
&
Cleveland, Miss.
Offering—Dorothy N. Wil¬
from 1959 to
of Edu¬
lor, Secretary of Board
National Shawmut Bank,
Dept., 40 Water St., Boston,
until 11 a.m. (DST) on May 21 for
the purchase of $1,127,000 sewer
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1958.
Due
Bond Sale—An issue of $175,000
refunding bonds was sold to Cady
& Co.
Louis,-:
No. 1
Bond Offering—Mrs. Ruth Tay¬
J.
$60,000 water
187, p
at
County (P. O. Fulton),
,
to 1988
Louis.
Bond
Washington County School District
N.
Burlington County (P. O. Mount
Holly), N. J.
awarded
Bond Offering—Frank T. Buck-
MISSOURI
2, 1958.
approved
Trauernicht,
rev¬
&
a
will
8
Derry, N. H.
Bond Offering — E. F.
Clerk of the Board of
Roy L. Elder
—
until
bids
sealed
1978 inclusive.
Caleb
on
Jackson Indep. School District
No. 324, Minn.
Supervisor's Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Ripley), Miss.
Bond Offering — M. H. Cook,
basis
a
1834—were awarded to B. J.
Ingen
May 1
County
Cut
Stender,
Brielle,
Sale —The
Bond
p.m.
Schools,
of
Superintendent
receive
NEW
Tippah
chase of $215,000 sewerage system
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1958. Due on
1960 to
1964 inclusive.
$400,-
bids until 1:30 p.m. (DST) on
May
20 for the purchase of
combined
County (P. O. Albert
Lea), Minn.
Bond Offering—Robert D. Han¬
of
the
inclusive.
City
Freeborn
-
1978
Biloxi, Miss.
May 1 from
issue
building bonds was sold
Deposit Guaranty Bank &
Trust Co., of Jackson.
to
July 1 from
on
MISSISSIPPI
inclusive.
Sale—An
District
(P. O. Alliance), Neb.
Bond Offering—L. E. Morrison,
Note—The
(MST)
May 1 from
on
Bond
100.18,
bonds offered April 28—v.
County School
Butte
Box
office.
Municipal Separate
School District, Miss.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
inclusive.
105,000 3.60s. Due
-•
July 1 from
on
No. 236, Minn.
*•
'75,000 3.50s. Due
Bank, of Stark¬
price of 100.16.
a
Starkville
gality
May 1 from
on
3s, at
as
1974 inclusive.
to
inclusive.
''
the Security State
ville,
Wyckoff Independent Sch. Dist.
I
Bond
awarded
July 1 from
011
20,000 3V2S. Due
Minnesota
p.
$30,000
system extension and
improvement bonds was sold to
1958.
1971 inclusive.
15,000 3.40s. Due
Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 879,
$350,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
school
building
bonds offered April 29 — v.
187,
Due
1969 to
—v.
July 1 from
011
1968 inclusive.
15,000 3s.
Canby, Minn.
Bond Sale—The $100,000 swim¬
The
Sale—An issue of
414vat
as
about 4.23%.
100.07,
1959
Co., Inc., and
Moody, Inc., as follows:
$50,000 2%s. Due
—
Bond
Missouri
&
tp Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, and
M. Dain & Co., jointly.
Bond Sale
■' '
• ■■
sewerage
composed of E. J. Prescott
group
J.
~
v'
%
Sale—The
Juran &
Delano
v.''-
1961 to
$100,000 gen¬ A-O. Legality approved by Charles
eral
obligation sewage disposal &
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
plant bonds offered April 24—v.
187, p« 1833—were awarded to a
Jonesburg, Mo.
bonds offered April
ming pool bonds offered April 24
187, p. 1833—were awarded
to a group composed of Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, Allison-Williams
Co., and J. M. Dain & Co., Inc. •
June 1 from
on
Westbrook, Minn.
29—v. 187, p. 1833—were awarded
1
revenue
inclusive.
extra 2.10% interest from
Oct. 1, 1958 to June 1, 1959.
•'
$90,000
1971
carry an
Minn.
The
■;>.
June 1 from
on
In addition the entire issue will
Bond
system
Due serially from
1972 to 1978 inclusive.
of
and interest
May 27 for the purchase of $50,000 school bonds. Due in 20 years.
1968 inclusive.
from 1960 to
inclusive. Call¬
June 1 from
on
of
Bur¬
Offering—Kathryn
Bond
gess, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on
(CST) on May 5 for the purchase
$655,000 school building bonds.
Starkville, Miss.
composed of J. M. Dain &
75,000 3.40s. Due
Bond
distribution
1970.
a
Pip,er,rJ[3ffrqy;
May 12 for the purchase of $41,000
electric
utility
revenue
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1958. Due on July 1
•
to
Hopwood,
Mannheimer
Egan,
Inc.,
and
Harold E. Wood &
Co., at a price
of par, as follows:
Offering—John H. Holle-
MINNESOTA
14—v.
awarded
bonds
Monday, May 5, 1953
...
Montana
of
Oxford, Miss.
.
Co.,
raan, ' City
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
as
$500,000
April
1592—were
p.
group
Zeeland, Mich.
able
m
. ,
000 school
revenue
O. R. 3, Missoula),
(P.
f
on
Bond Offering—C. D. Malone,
Jr., City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on May 6
for the purchase of $200,000 elec¬
purchase of
Sale —The
and
certificates
July 1, 1973. Interest J-J. Le¬
gality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
1967
>
(CST)
receive
Two Harbors, Minn.
Certificate
of
Bond
W. H. Borgen,
—
(DST) on
$4,000.000 general obligation Seaway
Port Authority bonds. Dated July
1, 1958. Due 011 July 1 from 1961
to
1978
inclusive.
Legality ap¬
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott,
Barber &
Marquart, of Minne¬
apolis.
1978 inclusive.
1800
Bond
be received until 7 p.m.
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
Willow Run Public Schools District
(P. O.
Separate School District,
Mississippi
Offering—Sealed bids will
bonds.
Auditor,
5
NEBRASKA
Forest
tric
Minnesota
Bond Offering
from
July 1 from
on
Interest
school bonds.
r,
inclusive.
1971
"1972 to
'
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
1972
to
May 6 for the purchase of $25,000
Dated May 1, 1958. Due 011
.St. Louis County (P. O. Duluth),
July 1 from
011
inclusive.
1968
to
on
Due
1, 1957.
1958
Dated
A-O, Legality approved by Charles
& Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
as
of May 1, 1972.
Le¬
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen
Scott, Barber & Marquart, of Min¬
neapolis.
Co., Inc., and Watling, Lerchen
Co., jointly, at 100.04, a net in¬
terest cost of about 3.12%, as fol¬
&
1959
Oct.
Callable
&
$140,000 2%s. Due
Minne¬
of
3V2S.
as
May 1 from 1961 to 1985 inclusive;
awarded to Braun, Bosworth
were
Marquart,
$15,000
water works improvement bonds
was sold to John R. Nunnery &
bonds.
Mich.
City,
&
No.
Sale—An issue of
Co., of Meridian,
County School District
Missoula
DeKalb, Miss.
Bond
Marshall, Minn.
Bond Offering—L. W. Mannion,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (DST) on May
5 for the purchase of $340,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
sewer
revenue
Arthur & Co,
Traverse
Principal and interest pay¬
any suitable bank desig¬
at
apolis.
Kenower, Mac-
to
1,
by the purchaser. Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott,
supply system revenue bonds of¬
fered April 30—v. 187, p. 1833—
were
Feb.
of
as
nated
Barber
$65,000
callable
are
1971.
able
City, Mich.
Tawas
Bond
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(2052)
receive
(MST)
on
Bond
Sale
The
$2,555,000
bonds offered April 30 — v.
187, p.
1698
were
—
composed
of
—
awarded to
B.
J.
Van
a
group
Ingen
&
Co., Inc., Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
Boland, Saffin & Co., Ira Haupt
& Co., J. B. Hanauer &
Co., John
J. Ryan &
Son & Co.,
May 5 for the purchase of $15,312
Tyson,
Special Improvement District No.
Lebenthal
36 warrants.
Co.
Co., W. H. Newbold's
Townsend, Dabney &
Herbert
The
&
J.-Sims
Co.,
group
and
&
Co.!
Ripple
&
bid for $2,551,000
inclusive.-
(M-N)
*
Principal and
interest
payable at the Peoples
Co..of Bergen County, in
or at a bank in New
Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City,
Hackensack,
York City.
Green
Brook
(P.
Bond
Township Sch.
Dist•
O. Dunnellen), N. J•
Sale—The
$475,000
bonds offered April 24—v.
awarded to a
1698—were
school
187, P*
group
composed of Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
J. R. Ross & Co., and W. A;'Gard¬
ner
&
100.21,
Co., as 3V2S, at a price 01
basis of about 3t4?% .f
a
Number 5739
Volume 187
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
...
(2053)
„
Bond
.
School
Park
Highland
•
New Jersey
Sale — The
District,
$1,690,000
,
school bonds offered May 1
187, p. 1945
—
v.
Sc Co., National State
Bank of
Newark, Ira Haupt & Co., J. B.
Hanauer & Co., John J. Ryan &
Co., Rippel & Co., Van
Deventer
Inc., J. R Ross & Co., and
F. R. Cole & Co. Group bid for
Bros.
3.15s, at 100.11, *
3.14%. ::
*
basis
a
More
It
Wil¬
lis, Town Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on May 12
for the purchase of $150,000 water
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1958.
Due
on May 1
from 1959 to.: 1988 in¬
clusive.
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the Peoples Na¬
tional Bank of Hackettstown. "Le¬
gality approved by Hawkins, Del¬
afield & Wood, of New York City.
Lenape Regional High Sch. Dist.
(P. O. 49 North Main St.,
Medford),N.J.
Bond
Offering
Dorothy
C.
Gowei% Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
-*-?
until 8 p.m. (DST) on May 14 for
the purchase of $2,100,000 school
bonds.
March
Dated
1, 1957. Due
March 1 from 1959 to 1980 in¬
on
clusive.
1Principal and-interest
(M-S) payable at the Burlington
County "Trust Co., Moorestown, or
the
at
Chemical
New
Bank,
Corn
York
Exchange
City.; Legality
promise
New
Jersey
$1,387,000 im¬
provement bonds offered April 29
—v.
187, p. 1944—were awarded to
a
Sale—The
Savings Bank, Chicago; White,
Weld & Co.; Coffin & Burr,
Inc.,
and A. Webster
Dougherty & Co.,
$1,386,000 bonds as 2.40s,
100.09, a basis of about 2.38%.
taking
at
Millville, N. J.
Offering—Conrad A. Waltman, City Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
bonds,
as
But
it
1 from 1959 to
375,000
1
bonds.
sewer
from
The bonds
Due
Due
on
May
dated
are
and interest
able
the
May 1, 1958.
(M-N) pay¬
Millville
National
Bank, Millville. Legality approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
.;
:
••
—
bonds offered April 29—v.
187, p.
1834—were awarded to the Mon¬
that predictions
contingent
prosperity
solving
upon
were
urgent
needs in the fields of
water, high¬
The study said it appeared
the state would have to
cer¬
tain
velop
de¬
water
new
supplies for
densely industrialized and popu¬
lated northeast counties where de¬
exceeds supply.
development
of
resources
and
facilities,
storage
water
the survey said.
The
warned
survey
Jersey
growth
transportation
is
also
that
New
geared
flexibility
to
ly
overloaded"
economic
could
and
hasten
waste, the study warned.
Jersey
to take
lawmakers
were
advantage of ap¬
$1.5 billion in Fed¬
proximately
eral grants over the next 13 years
for constructing new highways.
New
Jersey
Bond Sale—The $280,000 school
bonds offered April 23—v. 187, p.
1698—were awarded to a group
composed of Boland, Saffin & Co.,
Fidelity Union Trust Co., of New¬
ark, and J. B. Hanauer & Co., as
3.10s, at a price of 100.29, a basis
of about 3.05%.
—-A
survey of New Jersey's
nomic
future, issued..
eco¬
April
16,
forecast unprecedented prosperity
by 1975 if the state can solve crit¬
ical problems in
and education.
water, highways
-
The
team
University
professors, found
sion
barring
ning
or
New Jersey gal¬
wealth and expan¬
short-sighted
world
pared
Dept.
under
of
nomic
order
of
Development.
rabies, and
economic
State
and
Eco¬
It
300,000
40
contains
words,
charts.
professor
Flink, headed
was pre¬
the
Conservation
than
plan¬
catastrophe,
v' The 20-chapter
survey
piore
a
A
150
Rutgers
Salomon
NEW
A current
pay
1956
$7,000
purchasing
1975
in
Dist.,
Bond
Offering
Clerk of
the
will
R.
—
Board
receive
10:30
of
M.
Elder,
Education,
a.m.
bids
sealed
until
(MST) on May 20 for
purchase of $2,400,000 school
building bonds. Dated June 15,
the
Due
1958.
to
June
on
15
from
1959
inclusive.
1963
Principal and
interest (J-D) payable at the State
office,
or
at
the
Co., New York
City. Legality approved by Daw¬
son, Nagel, Sherman & Howard,
Bankers
Trust
of Denver.
power,
the
sur¬
Clayton School District, Mo.
Bond Offering
Mrs. Jules H.
—
Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 4 p.m. (DST) on May 21
for
the
purchase
of
$500,000
school
payable
1, 1958. Due
to
1973
on
Feb. 1 from 1970
inclusive.
Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of St. Louis.
'
.
; •
'
may be an unprecedented
*
baby boom."
interest
Citizens
Bank of Arcade.
Legality approved
by Van dewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
Bolton
(P. O. Bolton Landing)
New York
Bond
Sale
—
The
bonds
at
100.23,
basis
a
of
about
Union
Free
Sch.
Dist.
No. 2 (P. O. Setauket), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $360,000 school
building bonds offered Aprfl"29—v. 187, vp. 1834—were awarded to
County, Hobbs Municipal Sch.
District No. 16 (P. O. Hobbs),
New Mexico
Bond
Sale
—
No.
2
(P.
O.
Troy), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
$1,770,000 school
bonds offered April 30—v.
187, p
awarded
The
to
a
group
com¬
of Stern Brothers & Co.,
Barret, Fitch, North & Co., Peters,
Writer & Christensen, Inc., and
Kirchner, Ormsbee & Weisner,
Inc., at a price of 100.04.
posed
Fe, N. Mex.
Sebastian,
will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (MST) on May 28
for the purchase of $480,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds, as follows:
Clerk,
street
Due
improvement
on
June
1
1945—were
awarded
to
a
Co.
A.
G. Becker
& Co., Inc., W
Co., American Se¬
curities Corp., and Park, Ryan
Inc., as 3.20s, at 100.07, a basis of
E.
Hutton
about
&
Due
sanitary
on
June
1978 Inclusive.
sewer
1
from
D.
tional
&
terest
Principal and in¬
(A-O) payable at the State
Bank
of
bonds.
to
proved
Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Naples), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
$598,000 school
offered
1834—were
p.
of
April
24—v.
awarded
Geo.
B.
to
187,
group
Gibbons
&
Co., Inc.,. Chas. E. Weigold & Co.,
Inc., and Sage, Rutty & Co., Inc.
as
2.70s, at a price of 100.28, z
basis of about 2.66%.
New York
City Housing Authority,
New
.
York
Note Sale—The
Salomon
Bros.
&
Hutzler,
at
1.08%
interest,
premium of $367.
5,000,000 to C. J. Devine & Co.,
plus
No.
1
(P.
New
Bond
|
O.
Pavilion)
York
Offering
Elizabeth
—
R.
Norton, District Clerk, will receive sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(DST) Qn May g f()p the purchaSQ
of $675,000 school bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1958. Due
1959
to
1977
and interest
on
June 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Bank, Pavilion, or
Pavilion State
the
at
Chase
Manhattan
Bank,
New York
City. Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
Peekskill
Bond
offered April 29—v. 187,
p. 1945—
were awarded as follows:
to
District
•>
$36,915,000 notes
ap¬
Sykes,
Pavilion, Bethany, Covington,
Middlebury, and York Central Sch.
.
.
Central
Legality
Vandewater,
City.
Co., and the Na¬
Naples, South Bristol, Canandaigua,
Canadice, Richmond, Prattsburg,
c
•
,A
,
-j
Cohocton, Spnngwater, Italy and
Norwood.
by
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
Commercial Bank & Trust
bonds
Oct. 1 from 1958 to
on
inclusive.
Trust
Co., of Albany, as 3s, at a price
of 100.39, a basis of about
2.95%.
Middlesex
pur¬
village office
Dated -April 1,
Marine
the
White
the
for
p.m.
$125,000
bonds.
Due
1982
8
re¬
3
group
City School District, N. Ym
Offering
J. E. Scott,
Education, will
—
Clerk of Board of
receive sealed bids until 3:30
p.m.
(EDST)
May 13 for the pur¬
$415,000 school bonds.
Dated May 1, 1958. Due on
May 1
chase
from
on
of
1959 to 1973 inclusive. Prin¬
a
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at
the Chemical Corn Exchange
$1,000,000 at 0.96% interest.'
Bank, of New York City. Legal¬
plus $10 premium; $2,000,000
ity approved by Hawkins, Dela¬
at 0.98% plus
$12; and $2,000,- field &
Wood, of New York City.
*000 at 1%, plus $12.
2,000,000 to
Chemical
Corn
New
School District
York
State
Water
Districts
Bond Sale
bonds
O,
The
—
improvement
$35,000
offered
totaling
April
Authority
(P.
Penfxeld), N. Y.
22—v.
187,
1834—were
p.
awarded to Roosevelt &
Bridge
(P.O. Poughkeepsie), N. Y.
1
Penfield
Ex¬
change Bank, New York City,
at 1.07%.
500,000 to American Securities
Corp., at 0.79% plus $7.
3.60s, at a price
of about 3.56%.
Cross,
of 100.36,
as
basis
a
(P. O. Clarence ), N. Y.
First Quarter Decline in
Bridge
Sale —The
$1,209,000 Traffic and Revenues Attributed
bonds offered May
1—v to Adverse Weather Conditions—
187, p. 1945—were awarded to
Severe winter weather conditions
group composed of Kidder, Pea- in
the
first
quarter
of
1958
body & Co., Goldman, Sachs & brought about a decline in total
Co., R. W. Pressprich & Co., B. J
traffic and revenues for the four
Van Ingen & Co., and Coffin &
bridges of the New York State
Burr, Inc., as 3s, at a price of Bridge Authority.
100.27, a basis of about 2.97%.
John
S.
Stillman,
Authority
Chairman, disclosed in the quar¬
Geneva, N. Y.
terly financial statement that traf¬
Bond Offering — Jay F. Good¬
fic was
port of the Port Authority for the
first quarter of 1958, including a
Statement of Net Revenues Avail¬
City Treasurer, will receive
(DST) on
May 7 for the purchase of $55,000
serves, as well as the usage sta¬
tistics of the various facilities. Re¬
Bond
man,
sealed bids until 1 p.m.
area
Due
bonds.
Dated ApiT
April 1 from 1959
to 1968 inclusive.
Principal and
interest (A-O) payable at the Lin¬
coln Rochester Trust Co., Geneva
Legality approved by Vandewater
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, New
York City.
on
Ghent, Austerlitz, Chatham,
Cannan, Kinderhook, and New
Lebanon
1
School District
(P. O. Chatham), N. Y.
Offering — Elizabeth S
Rundell,
ceive
Central
District
sealed
will
Clerk,
bids
until
2
down 9.7% and gross reve¬
down
nues
the
same
face
re¬
p.m
7.0%, compared with
period
of these
operating
gross
33.6%
in
1957.
declining
In
the
revenues,
expenses were
48.3% of
revenues,
compared
with
in the first quarter of last
year.
Comparable
traffic
figures
for
the first three months of 1958 and
1957 showed a decrease of 14.4 %
at the
Rip Van Winkle Bridge,
of
decrease
11.8%
Hudson
Bridge, and
11.5%
at
Bridge.
the
on
a
was
a
Mid-
decrease of
Bear
The Kingston
Bridge, which
fic
the
at
Mountain
-
Rhinecliff
opened to traf¬
Feb.
2, 1957, had 105,088
vehicular crossings up to March
31 of that year, and 128,168 cross¬
ings during the first quarter of
Mav 15 for the pur¬
chase of $1,600,000 school building
1958.
bonds. Dated April 1, 1958.
Due
Total vehicular traffic over the
on April
1 from 1959 to 1988 in¬
four bridges declined from
1,465,clusive.
Principal
and
interest
674 crossings to 1,322,129.
Gross
(A-O) payable at the New York
revenues
declined from $400,872
Trust Co., New York City. Legal
to $372,899.
ity approved by Hawkins, Dela
Mr.
Stillman
also
announced
field & Wood, of New York City
that work on both a new highway
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist connecting the Rip Van Winkle
Bridge with Route U. S. 9 and
No. 10 (P. O. Baldwin), N. Y.
on
Note Sale—The $3,760,000 bone
anticipation notes offered May !.
were
awarded
to
the
Chemica
Corn
Exchange Bank, New Yor
City, at 1.20% interest, plus
premium of $45.
The sale consisted of:
1959
1958.
p.
until
a
to
New York,
Buffalo, Blair & Co., Inc.,
Manufacturers and Traders Trust
Co., of Buffalo, Roosevelt & Cross,
R.
Dorothy D.
—
bids
May
on
of
building
Company of Western
3.19%.
Central
chase
York
awarded
of
sealed
(EDST)
(P. O. Long Lake),
in
group
from
1959 to 1978 inclusive.
110,000
composed
Offering
Walsh, Village Treasurer, will
Sch.
187,
1834—were
composed of Shearson, Hammill &
(DST)
$1,000,000
general obligation building bonds
offered April 25—v. 187, p. 1696
were
1
$28,915,000
Brunswick, Grafton, Pittstown and
Norwood, N. Y.
Bond
Bond Sale—The
$541,500 school
bonds offered April 24—v.
group composed of Roosevelt' &
Cross, Francis I. duPont & Co.;
and
Tilney & Co., as 3.10s, at
100.53, a basis of about 3.04%.
Authority from the
State Capital Construction Fund.
op¬
Long Lake and Arietta Central
,
a
$1,000,000
advance to the
County,
holder's
ceive
composed
2.64%.
Brookhaven
Nassau
the
tion,
at
the
Chase
Manhattan
Bank, of New York City. Legality
Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
offered
April 29 — v. 187, p. 1945 — were
awarded to Roosevelt & Cross, as
2.70s,
continued in the first
quarter, the
Chairman
said.
Such
properties
will be paid for by a
approved by
$57,000 high¬
improvement
way
No.
Lea
bonds.
Population will skyrocket above
'7,000,000 by 1975.
and
the
at
building bonds. Dated May
$130,000
The analysis also said:
There
Principal
(M-N)'
1, 1958.
City
of
p.m.
Dated May 1, 1958.
Due
May 1 from 1959 to 1969 in¬
parking
Santa
vey said.
■i.
on
of
at
or
school
Bond Offering—M. T.
terms
2
bonds.
No.
Municipal Sch.
J.
$5,000-a-year job will
by
until
re¬
May 15 for the purchase
$26,000 ' sewer
improvement
Amherst
MEXICO
New Mexico
the study.
Population Rise Seen
bids
will
on
Bond
by
Treasurer,
sealed
(DST)
of
^
survey,
authorized
of
24
Rutgers
loping toward
Village
nors,
ceive
Clarence, Lancaster, Newntead, anc'
Kopp,
New Jersey (State
of)\
.Huge Industrial Potential Cited
Arcade, N. Y.
Poestenkill Central School District
West Deptford Township School
District (P. O. Woodbury),
Bank
Baldwin,
New
Bond Offering—Francis H. Con¬
muters to and from their jobs.
New Jersey highways are ''bad¬
tional
YORK
that
must be able to get raw materials
and products to market, and com¬
May 5, 1958. Due on Nov.
Principal and interest
1958..
District No.
NEW
bond issue for
a
financing
County National Bank of
Keyport, as 4.20s, at 100.04, a basis
/
of Denver.
mand
The solution is
Dated
payable at the Meadow Brook Na¬
on
bonds
are
dated June
1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the City Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Dawr
son, Nagel, Sherman & Howard,
clusive.
mouth
of about
4.19%.
Due
to-1978
The
eco¬
Treasurer's
Union Beach School
District, N. J.
Bond Sale
The $95,000 school
1959
.
1958.
geographic
ways and education.
May
1959 to 1978 inclusive.
Principal
at
on
1966 inclusive.
its
warned
Albuquerque
follows:
bright
a
to
of expansion and
bids until 2:30 p.m. (DST) on
May
13 for the purchase of
$436,000
$61,000-water bonds.
$600 million
diversified labor force
and ample developable areas.
group composed of Harris Trust
&
for
future
urged
Bond
....
.
June 1 from 1959 to 1978 incl.
are
location,
Wood,: of New York City.
/
bonds.
sewer
from
1
inclusive.
in the next two decades.
The survey attributed New Jer¬
New
County (P. O. Trenton),
about
June
on
90%
approved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Mercer
cost
200,000 storm
40,000 recreation bonds. Due
highways
annually to run the state by 1975.
High school enrollment will leap
■
[
will
nomic
C.
better
The state will need
330,000 new
homes by 1965.
sey's
Bond Offering—Wilbur
;
.
and
urgently needed.
of about
Hackettstown, N. J.
v
slipping.
were awarded to a
—
composed of C. J. Devine
group
The state will drink
up one bil¬
lion gallons of water
daily.
The state's .resort
business is
57
$3,595,000 senior high school notes
165,000 Harbor School Addition
notes.
construction
of
nection between
a
highway
Routes
N.
con¬
Y.
32
and U. S.
9W, leading to the King¬
Rhinecliff Bridge, are ex¬
pected to be completed in Octo¬
ber.
Resurfacing of
the
Bear
ston
Port of New York
Authority, N. Y•
Report to Investors—Eugene A.
Mintkeski, Treasurer,
in
available
the finan¬
cial
report
of the
a
results
on
making
Authority for
the first quarter of this
year, is¬
sued the following statement:
"Enclosed
able
for
sults
ter
are
is
the
Debt
Financial
Service
Re¬
and
Re¬
shown for the first quar¬
and the year ended
1958
of
March
31,
1958
as
compared
to
those of the corresponding periods
of 1957.
Net Revenues
*
"Gross
revenues
from
opera¬
tions for the first quarter of 1958
totaled $19,918,378, an increase of
4.2%
last year's figure.
over
overall increase
was
spite decreases in
This
achieved de¬
at the
revenues
vehicular
facilities,
discussed
fully below, and at the
Brooklyn - Port Authority Piers
more
where demolition of old piers and
buildings has inevitably disrupted
the flow of revenues until the
facilities
be built
can
in operation.
Notwithstanding, net
available for debt
revenues
new
and placed
ice
amounted
the
1958
to
serv¬
$10,146,993
for
compared to
$9,883,996 for 1957, an increase of
2.7%, with the result that interest
charges were earned 5.24 times.
quarter,
as
"For the full year ended
March
31, 1958, gross operating revenues
a
total
of
$85,560,888,
reached
which
another
was
new
record for
-
Mountain Bridge is underway and
completion in July is anticipated.
Appraisals and title searches
for land required for the proposed
Newburgh - Beacon Bridge were
any
12-month
8.0%
over
Net
and
was
the like period of 1957.
revenues
service
period,
were
available
$47,654,960,
debt
for
a
gain of
the comparable figure
10.9%
over
of the
prior year. This was equiv\
58
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2054)
,
alent to 7.1 times interest charges
for the period.
Vehicular
.
Traffic and
Revenue
"Traffic at all Port Authority
crossings for the first quarter of
.
-1958
was
4.3%
less
vehicles, or
19,502,204 for
the first quarter of
1957.
This
loss of some 830,000 vehicles re¬
flected a corresponding drop of
about $450,000 in revenues. While
the
18,673,517
than the
business
current
recession
could be suspected to have caused
of this loss, it can be readily
that bad weather
some
demonstrated
the real
was
The month of
reason.
.January, in fact,
actually up
while
the months of February and March
about
2%
was
last
over
year,
down
11% and 4%, respec¬
And in these two months
the four days of Feb. 15 and 16
and March 20 and 21, on which
were
tively.
fell
the
two
worst
storms
snow
.Of the year, accounted for almost
the entire loss of 830,000 vehicles.
Saratoga
County (P. O. Saratoga
Springs), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $95,000 county
highway bonds offered April 30—
v.
187, p. 1945—were awarded to
the Guaranty Trust Co., New York
City, as 2.20s, at 100.11, a basis
of about
weeks
of
increased
April
period
same
the
last
growth
year,
pattern
the
over
which is
previously
forecast for the full year.
"Traffic
for
the
12
months
ended March 31, 1958 was 87,222,767
vehicles, which was about
Vz%
higher
than
that
while toll revenues
000,
about
or
were
.8%
better
than
those of 1957."
Authority Piers
"Public announcement
was
re¬
cently
made of Port Authority
plans to go forward with the de¬
velopment of
rine
terminal
an
entirely
new ma¬
Newark Bay in
on
Elizabeth, New Jersey.
This ter¬
minal will be required to supple¬
35,000 refunding bonds: $5,000 6s,
due
May 1, 1959; $15,000
May 1 from 1960
to 1962 inclusive; and $15,000
2y2s, due on May 1 from 1963
on
2s, due
on
to 1965
inclusive.;
(DST) on May
14 for the purchase of $1,308,000
p.m.
school
building bonds. Dated May
1, 1958. Due on May 1 from 1959
to
1986
inclusive.
interest
Principal
payable at
(M-N)
Lincoln
Rochester
Trust
and
the
Co.,
Hammondsport, or at the Bankers
Co., New York City. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
Trust
New York
City.
Utica, N.
Note
Sale
anticipation
—
Y.
$2,400,000 tax
offered May 1
Co.
of
Western
New
York, of
Buffalo, at 0.78% interest, plus a
premium of $13.20.
Wayland, N. Y.
Offering—L. Burr
Bond
Village
Treasurer,
will
Scott,
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(DST) on
May 15 for the purchase of $75,000
bids
6
Ra-;
(EST) on May
purchase of $148,000
the
for
sanitary
in
a.m.
bonds.
sewer
1, 1958. Due
June 1 from 1959
1979 inclusive.5
Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable at The
Hanover Bank, of New York City,
Brevard), N. C.
building bonds offered April 29—
v.
a
187,
1945—were
p.
composed
group
awarded
Vance
of
to
Se¬
curities Corp., J. Lee Peeler & Co.,
and McDaniel Lewis & Co., at a
price
of
net interest
of about 3.83%', as follows:
pal*,
$195,000 6s. Due
1959
1, 1958.
to
May
on
1964
1
from
inclusive.
Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1973
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank in Wayland. Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler &
175,000 3%s. Due
on
.
and
1967.
105,000 3V2s. Due
1968 to
Galloway, of New York
1971
City.
67,000
Yonkers, N. Y.
to
1970
1975
3s.
and
on
May 1 from
inclusive.
on
May 1 from
inclusive.
Due
on
May
1,
1977.
,,
.
>.
—
Wood,
Francis
I.
Struthers
duPont
&
Co.,
&
Co., R. D.
White & Co., and Kenower, MacArthur & Co., at par plus a
very
nominal premium, the bid reflect-
ing
net
a
district
-
Offering
bear
of
interest
about
cost
3.07%.
interest rates
as
the
to
Bonds
follows:
1976 inclusive.
2,731,000 Series
Due
on
B bonds
Feb.
from
1
3.10s.
as
1959
sealed
to
1986 inclusive.
bids
Roxbury, Grand Gorge Water
(P. O. Roxbury), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
bonds
Offered
awarded
*
Dist.
»",
$125,000
-
E.
Easter-
1, 1958. Due
to
1981
Bank
&
to
April
the
Trust
First
Co.,
at par.-
30
were
National
Norwich,
' h-
as
his
office
in
on
Ra¬
June 1 from 1959
inclusive.
interest
(J-D)
Chemical
New
Principal
payable
at
and
the
Corn
York
Exchange Bank,
City. Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
&
McCarthy, of New York City.
Sampson County (P. O. Clinton),
Bond
were
Sale —The $95,000 bonds
April 29—v. 187, p. 1945—
awarded to J. Lee Peeler &
a
terest
cost
price of 100.04,
of
about
Bond
i.
187/ p. ,1699 — were awarded to
Fox, Reusch & Company.
City School District, ['
Offering
7
Bids
will be
Portage
May 15 for the pur/
$2,000,000 site and build¬
Bond
—
chase of
ing bonds.
Cold water,
Bond
/-/
■.«.
County
Sale
The
—
(P. O,
Ravenna)
Ohio ■
Sale
-
county
:
Ohio
"C'V/i
J
received until
Harris
;
First
.',$1,500,000
—
awarded
$14,585 East
•••,
The
—
bonds
building
v. 187, p. 1835
April 29
!
North Street
special assessment
improvement bonds Coffered April
to
a
group
Trust
&
NatiOnal
Baxter &
offered
composed of
Savings
.
were
—
Bank
of
Bank,
/Chicago^
Co., and Sweney CartCo., as 3s, "at 101.89, a
Willis, Kenny
&
OHfO
ceive
Village
sealed
(DST)
Clerk,
bids
will
until
re¬
noon
May 20 for the pur¬
chase of $150,000 fire
department
equipment bonds. Dated May 1,
on
1958. Due
1975
on
Dec.
1 from
inclusive. Principal
a
net in¬
2.54%,
as
follows:
$60,000 school refunding bonds:
$5,000 6s, due Mav 1, 1959;
$15,000 2s, due on May 1 from
I960 to 1962 inclusive;
$25,000
County
Amherst.
1959
and
&
1959
1978
to
to
on
Dempsey,
of
Cleveland.
the
at
Akron.
Bond Sale—The $375,000 sew¬
age disposal works bonds offered
April 24—v. 187, p. 1699—were
awarded to a group
composed of
the First Cleveland
Corporation,
Dated May 1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1
from 1959 to 1982 inclusive. Prin¬
(J-D)
Dime
Bank
•
cipal and interest
of
Union
the
at
V
'
Bellaire.
000 sewage treatment bonds was
sold to a group composed of
Hay-
Wolf Creek Local School District
(P O. Waterford), Ohio ^;
Miller & Co., Braun, BosBond Sale—The $286,000 school
worth v&
Co., Inc./.and Paine,bonds... offered April 24—v. 187,
Webber,
Jackson
&' Curtis, as
p. 1699—were awarded to Season3%s, at a price of? 100.13.4v ;
• :
good & Mayer, as 314s, at a price
Ohio Turnpike Commission (P. O.
of 100.67, a basis of about 3.17%.
den,
.
...
Berea), Ohio •: 7
Revenues Up Slightly—Revenue
from operation of the Ohio
/ Wood County (P. O.
i/;
Ttirnf":
Bowling
Green), Ohio
*t
pike during March of" 1958 totaled \ Bond
Offering — Ralph G.
$1,205,604 and exceeded the reve-; Brandeberry, Clerk of-the Board
for March of 1957 by
$18,280/ of County Commissioners/ will
nue
the
Chairman
of
the
Ohio
receive
Turn¬
pike
Commission,—J a m e s
Shocknessy, said April 11 in
of the Ohio
for March
pre¬
Turnpike Commission
of
sealed
until
bids
10
a;m.
May 15 for the pur¬
chase of $106,100 special assess¬
ment Sanitary Sewer Line No. :l
bonds. Dated June 1, 1958. Due on
Sept, T/; from 1959 to 1973 inclu¬
(EST)
W.
senting the monthly toll traffic
report and statement of operations
on
1958.
Th'e Commis¬ sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
experience for the payable at the County Treasurer's
first quarter of 1958 likewise was 1 office.
sion's
revenue
favorable than for the first
three months of 1957, Mr. Shock¬
nessy said. Income from all sources
more
in
Wood
of
this
which
Green),
for the
Mr.
$3,304,660
with $3,114,796
compares,
like period of 1957.
as
Commission
"While
the
on
1958
April I, 1958,
and
exceed
the revenues for the
periods
for
last
for
revenues
March
the
first
quarter
same
be
overlooked that fewer vehicles
by
5.8% made use of the
turnpike
during the first quarter.
vorable
income
position of the
Commission for the quarter there¬
fore
in honesty can be ascribed
chiefly to the increase in toll rates
until
bids
10 a.m.
on
OKLAHOMA
fa/
The
G.
office.
it : cannot
year
Ralph
—
May 22 for the purchase
of $3,600 special assessment water
bonds. Dated June 1, 1958. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1963 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the County Treasurer s
(EST)
he
had 9aid at the
monthly meeting of
the
sealed
receive
Shocknessy said also,
Ohio
Offering
Brandeberry, Clerk of the Board
of
County
Commissioners, will
totaled
year
County (P. O. Bowling
Bond
January, February and March
Ada, Okla.
.
■
limited
facility bonds offered April
187, p. 1946—were awarded
Bond Sale—The $60,000
,
access
28—v.
to the First National Bank and
for passenger cars which became
Oklahoma State Bank, jointly.,
effective May 27 last year and inJ
part to increases in the length of
Carter County Dependent School
trips by commercial vehicles and
the average weight of commercial,
vehicles
while
point
and
so
favorable
of
the
„
comparisons,
from
the
income, reflect
stand¬
lesser
a
O. Ardmore),
Oklahoma
District No. 72 (P.
v
,
Bond
Clerk
will
Offering
of
the
—
Board
Claud Stone,
Education
bids until 7
of
receive' sealed
(CST) on May. 6 Tor the
purchase of $12,000 transportation
equipment bonds. Due from 196u
p.m.
year and to the inescapable, to
1963 inclusive. *
impact of the economic trend. It
is hoped that the ensuing months Garfield County Dependent School
of the current quarter will belie
District Nd. 58 (P. O. Enid),
the
appearances
cession and
adjustment
due
was
•*
Bond
of
economic
to
weather
~
and
"
not
u
Sale—The $1,375,000 first
p. 1946
were
Co.,
Wm.
&
awarded to
j. Mericka
&
Co.,
Co., and Stranahan,
Co., Inc.,
v.
a
of John Nuveen
Ryan, Sutherland
on May 7 for the pur¬
$25,000 school building
bonds. Due from 1960 to 1967 incl.
&
CO.,
District
follows:
Harris
&
School
(Pi O.
Springs), Okla.
'Sale—The $8,000 trans¬
portation equipment bonds offered
Bond
April
2:2—v.
awarded
to
187,
p.
1835—were
First
the
-
Baxter
lot
No.
Rush
Bank, of Rush Springs* and, the.
First National Bank, of Chickasha,
•
as
of
Grady County Dependent
rev¬
bonds offered April 30
'
(CST)
chase
i
,
Offering—Robert J. Butts,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 7:3u
Bond
p.m.
Painesville, Ohio
group composed
&
to
1
mortgage electric light plant
enue
Oklahoma
re¬
demonstrate that the
in the first quarter
economics."
187,
Bedford Heights* Ohio
on
(J-D) payable
Savings Bank;x of
/ Legality / approved by
Mingo Junction, Ohioi Squire,; Sanders & Dempsey, of
Bond Sale—An issue of
$400,- Cleveland. /
payable
in¬
by
noon
May 13 for the purchase
of $480,000 school building bonds.
(DST)
inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
Lorain
Trust
Co.,
Savings
&
Legality approved
Squire,, Sanders
June"1,1958. Due
from
1
this
Amherst, Ohio
Bond Offering—Robert L. Ren-
ourard,
bonds. Dated
Dec.
use, due no doubt both to the
severity of the winter weather
during the first three months of
Ayres, Inc.
/
will receive sealed bids until
on May 15 foNthe purchase
$600,000 school-Improvement
of
terest (J-D) payable at the
North Carolina
Co., at
water
at
J. F. Perko &
Co.; Watkins, Mor¬
row
& Co.; Ferris &
Co.; R. H.
Brooke & Co., and
school building bonds. Dated June
offered
:■
W.
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on May
6 for the purchase of
$1,375,000
of
$397,000 Series A bonds as 2.80s.
Due on April 1 from 1959 to
;;
—
Buffalo, ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
Cross,
.
Bond
Braun, Bos2.%s, at 100.51, a
as
Ohio
1976
-
of
Co.,
about 2.64\
Chillicothe
cost
a
-
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank,
/New
York
City,
Roosevelt
&
awarded ,to
&
(DST)
Bond Sale—The $647,000 school
••
..
worth
inclusive;
Perrysburg, Ohio
; V/
Bond Sale—The $250,000
sani¬
tary storm sewer and sewageZdisposal bonds offered April 22—v
/
-
28—v. 187, p. 1946—were awarded
or at the Wachovia Bank & Trust
to Fahey, Clark & -Co.',4as 23As, right &
Company, in Raleigh, at the hold¬ at 100.11, a basis of about 2.73%.. basis of about 2.82%.
er's option. Legality approved by
Pultney-Key Local School District
Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & McCar¬ Copley Local School District, Ohio
(P. O. Bellaire), Ohio
Bond Offering—/Ralph B. Long, '
thy, of New York City.; ■
V
;•
Bond Offering
J. A. Dixon,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
Clerk of the Board of Education
Transylvania County (P. O.
will receive sealed bids until noon
•
j
1974
Sale—The; $132,000 bonds
—v. 187; p'. 1699
/
April 28
were
—
on
to
—
composed of Marine Trust Co.
Western
New
York,
.
•
Bond
Dated June
Newark, which, under
Bond
Sale
The $6,901,000
^present projections, will soon be bonds offered
Wake County (P. O. Raleigh),
April 30—v. 187, p.
^utilized to capacity. The new ter¬
North Caroliana
1945—were awarded to a group
minal will be very similar to Port
Bond Sale—The $6,250,000 bonds
composed of Shields & Co., A. C.
Newark in that it will consist of
offered April 29—v. 187, p. 1835—
Allyn & Co., White, Weld & Co.,
a
central channel 9,000 feet long
were awarded to a
group headed
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
and 700 feet wide, with berths for
Lee Higginson Corp., Hornblower by Glore, Forgan & Co., at a price
24 vessels along both sides. As at
of 100.04, a net interest cost of
&
Weeks, A. G. Becker & Co.,
;
Port Newark,The main Attraction
about 2.50%, as follows:
Hallgarten & Co., Herbert J. Sims
to shippers will be the 703 acres
&
Co., Malon S. Andrus, Inc., $3,000,000 county hospital bonds:
/of upland area for handling conWood, Gundy & Co., Shelby Cul$575,000 6s, due on May 1
tainership operations
and
bulk lom
from 1959 to
Davis & Co., Bartow, Leeds &
1961 inclusive;
Targo open storage.
$625,000 2s, due on May 1
Co., and John Small & Co.
"While the entire facility is es¬
from 1962 to 1966
The
inclusive;
group
paid
a
price
of
timated to cost about $150,000,000,
$635,000 2V4S, due on May 1
it has been stressed that the de- 100.109 for the bonds as 2%s, a
from 1967 to 1971
basis of about 2.73%.
inclusive;
velopment
is
planned
to
take
and
$1,165,000 2V2S, due on
place over a 15- or 20-year peNORTH CAROLINA
May 1 from 1972 to 1980 incl.
riod, and will be progressed in
3,250,000 school building bonds:
phases as the demand for facilities Durham County (P. O. Durham),
$725,000 6s, due on May 1
North Carolina
arises, so that the project as a
from 1959 to 1961
inclusive;
whole will be on a profitable basis
Bond
Offering—W. E. Easter$635,000 2s, due on May 1
1 from its inception.
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
from 1962 to 1966
inclusive;
/
"When completed, it is esti- ment
Commission, will receive
$650,000 2V4S, due on May 1
mated that the Elizabeth-Port-Au¬ sealed
bids at his office in Ra¬
from 1967 to 1971
inclusive;
thority Piers wil handle 5,000,000 leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on May
and
$1,240,000 214 s, due on
tons of cargo annually in addition 13 for the
purchase of $2,000,000
May 1 from 1972 to 1980 incl.
/to
the
6,000,000
tons
to
be school
building
bonds.
Dated
Other members of the account:
handled at Port Newark. The enApril 1, .1957.
Due on April 1
t': tire area will provide jobs for 18,- from 1960 to 1983 inclusive. Prin¬ Drexel & Co.; John Nuveen &
? 000
people at an annual payroll cipal and nterest (A-O) payable Co.; Stroud & Co., Inc.; A. C. Al¬
lyn & Co., Inc.; National Bank of
of $90,000,000."
at the Chemical Corn
Exchange
Commerce, Seattle; W. E. Hutton
Bank, of New York City. Legality
:Rotterdam, Princetown, Florida and
& Co.;
Scott, Horner & Co.; Mc¬
Guilder land Central Sch. Dist. No. 1 approved by Mitchell, Pershing,
Donnell & Co.;
Peoples National
Shetterly
&
Mitchell, of New Bank of
0 \
(P. O. Schenectady), N. Y.
York City.
Charlottesville; Green,
:>
Bond Sale — The
Ellis & Anderson; Fulton Reid &
$3,128,000
v bonds
offered April 29—v. 187, p.
Henderson
County (P. O.
Co., Inc.; Dreyfus & Co.; Kor1945
were awarded to a
mendi & Co.,
group
Hendersonville), N. C.
Inc.; Tilney & Co.;
.
•
price of 101.65,
a
offered
W. E, Easter-
office
his
at
leigh until 11
—
35,000 5V2s. Due May 1, 1965.
70,000 314s. Due on May 1, 1966
Due
Mericka
—
The
notes
J.
•
Spring Hope, N. C.
Bond Offering
awarded to the Marine Trust
were
&
Heimerdinger/ $300,000 314 s. Due on May 1 and
&
Nov. 1 from 1959 to
Co., as
1965/ in¬
clusive.
•
:.v
■*
a basis
of about 3.55%.
1,075,000 3s. Due on May 1 and
Nov/ 1 from 1966 to May r
Brooklyn, Ohio,
,■// ,;\
3%s, at
basis of
sealed
2
Woody
Wm.
and
'
bids
until
Walter,
.
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
Port
ment
1968.
2.17%.
water bonds. Dated March
Elizabeth-Port
inclusive; and $15,000
2%s, due on May 1, 1967 and
1 (P. O.
Hammondsport), N. Y.
Bond Offering—James R, Short,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
of
1957,
$44,471,-
May 1 from 1963
on
1966
School District No.
vehicular
1958,
4.5%
to
Urbana, Wayne, Pulteney, Bath,
Wheeler, and Tyrone Central
Furthermore, during the first two
traffic
2M>s, due
Monday, May 5v
jgjg
..,
•
i.1
V-
.
.
-
f'
5, 195{j
Number 5739
^Volume 187.
offered. April 29—
building bonds
-
J
187, p.
tlie First
v.
Co.,
Hutzler, Blair & Co., Inc., Stone rison & Co., and J. W. Sparks
& Webster Securities Corp., R. W. Co.
The
group
paid
a
price
Pressprich & Co., Mercantile Trust
a
net interest
cost
Company, of St. Louis, Contin¬ 98.026,
about
ental Illinois National
Bank
&
2.92%, for the bonds
Washington County School District
107 (P. O. Blanton Aloha),
Kingfisher County Indep. Sch. Dist.
NoV
7 (P. O. Kingfisher); Okla. i
Bond Sale—The $500,000 school
'
•if'i No.
.
1946—were awarded to
Oregon
Bond. Sale
The $101,000 gen¬
—
eral.t obligation
bonds
offered
Schools,.,, will
of
Superintendent
son,^ District Secretary, will re¬
ceive,: sealed ..bids
until 8 p.m.
school
building bonds offered April 22 —
v. 187, p. 1836 — were awarded to
the Community Bank of Colton.
TENNESSEE
Mc
180,000 2.10s. Due on May 1 from
1*962.
;
Y;';b.:;:
.
Co., Schaffer, Necker & Co., and
Grant &!, ;Co,, purchased on April
24 an-issue of
McCurtain County
r
(P. O. Watson); Okla.
Dist. No. 56
T
Offering ,-L Clyde Stout,
Bond
r;6
Dependent Sch.
.bonds at
follows:
b? Clerk of the Board of Education,
a
Y, 4-
/. -■
$125,000 3%s. Due on June 1, 1965.
Trust
Co., of Kansas City,
Thomas & Co.,
$943,000 sewer rev¬
price of 96.50, a
net interest cost of about 5.13%, as
enue
merce
Clark
McDonald & Co.,
Agee & Leach, Fahey,
Co., Janney, "Dulles &
Sterne,
&
Minnville, Tenn.
290,000 2%s. Due on May
Offering—Elijah Woosley,
Recorder,
wili
receive
1 from Town
sealed bids until IX a.m. (EST)
1 from on May 22 for the purchase of
5295,000 general improvement
1 from >onds. Dated June 1, 1958. Due on
1974 to 1977 inclusive.
June 1 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
Bond
1967 inclusive.
1965 to
190,000 2.40s. Due on May
1968 to 1970 inclusive.
210,000 2.70s. Due on May
to 1973 inclusive.
1971
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
the
Town
Treasurer's
500,000 3s. Due on May 1 from
1978 to
1983 inclusive.
office. Legality
West Easton, Pa.
Bond
Sale
—
The
—
and
The $8,500
—
3^s.
as
eral
obligation
April 30
—
awarded
Easton,
$46,000 gen¬
bonds
187, p. 1947
v.
Easton
to
offered
—
Trust
Morristown, Tenn.
Sale—The $375,000 water
works revenue and tax bonds of¬
Co.,
fered April 23)—v. 187,. p.
were
CAROLINA
SOUTH
Battles, Inc., Penington, Colket &
Co.,
Dolphin & Co., Wachovia
Bank & Trust Co., of Winston-
Anderson County
awarded
the
to
1594—
First
Na¬
Memphis,, at a
price of 100.02, a net interest cost
of about 3.00%, as follows:
' Y
tional
School District
(P. O. Anderson), S. C.
Bond Offering—W. Mack Harris,
No.
approved by Chap¬
of Chicago.
Bond
were
41/2S.
as
& Cutler,
man
-•
equipment bonds. Due. in 1961
Sale
Bond
1964 inclusive.
1962 to
Roosevelt &
Cross, Bacon, Stevenson & Co.,
receive sealed bids until 8 p:m;
Bache
&
Co.,
Schmidt, Poole,
v(CST) on May 8 for the purchase (D.ST) on May 12 for the purchase
Roberts & Parke, Fidelity Union
of $25,000 school site and building of, r $95,Q00
general
obligation
"'bonds. Due from 1961 to 1965 incl. school;-bends.. Dated June X, 1958. Trust Co., of Newark, Butcher &
Sherrerd, Francis I. duPont & Co.,
bo
Due on June 1 from 1960 to 1968
DeHaven & Townsend, Crouter &
LeFlore County Indep. Sch. 'Dist.
inclusive.. Legality approved by
i I-No. 20 (P.sO. Panama), Ohio.
Bodine, City National Bank &
Frank., G. McKnight, of Cory.
Trust Co., of Kansas City, Robert
■3;Bond Offering—W. C. Anderson,:
Curweiisvilie Municipal A uthority, Winthrop & Co., Gregory & Sons,
•c Clerk of the Board of Education,
will
receive • sealed'V bids - until
First National Bank, of Memphis,
Pennsylvania
■
Bond Sale
A group composed Anderson & Strudwick, Third Na¬
5:30 p.m. (CST) on May 6 for the
purchase of $8,000 transportation of Butcher & Sherrerd, Dolphin & tional Bank in Nashville, Com¬
'
of
of
165,000 2s. Due on May 1 from
Co., Laidlaw & Co.
Weeden
&
Co.,
<
South Dakota
1959 to 1961 inclusive.
Weeks, Dean Witter & Co., BanBrothers & Co., F. S. Smithers &
&
Corry School District, Pa.
Bond Offering — S. E. Ander¬
Sch. Dist. No. 62 (P. O.
Bank
Michigan Corporation, Hornblower
PENNSYLVANIA
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. J (P. O. Wilburton), Okla;,i
-Bond Offering — R. E. Cox,
Latimer
Co.,
tional
indep,
Cotton),
Minnehaha County, Coltott
&
as
of Chicago, First Na¬ follows:
of Portland, First of $165,000 4V2S. Due on May 1 from
Trust
National Bank & Trust April 28. — v. J87, p. 1835 — were
awarded to Foster & Marshall.
Oklahoma City.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
1
Bank,
of
sealed?'■ bids until' 1
$95,000 3s. Due on Feb. 1 from
818,004 5s- Due on June 1, 1998. Salem, Bioren & Co., Brooke &
Chairman of the Board of Trustees,
1960 to 1965 inclusive.
(CST); on • May 6 ? for the 4 TheV Bonds are dated June 1,
Co., J. W. Sparks & Co., Season:! purchase of $5,000 transportation
will receive sealed bids until noon
93,000 234s. Due on Feb. 1 from
195$. Principal and interest (J-D) good & Mayer, J. B. Hanauer &
1966 to 1970 inclusive.
and equipment-bonds. Due; from
payabl,e.;.at the County National Co.; M. B. Vick & Co., Provident (EST) on May 13 for the purchase
of
<-1961 to 1963 ihclusiye. VY/Y; Y-;
$140,000
school construction
42,000 3s. Due on Feb. 1,1971 and
Bank, V Clearfield.
Legality ap¬ Savings Bank & Trust Co., Cin¬
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1958. Due
1972.
proved by Saul, Ewing, Remick & cinnati, J. R. Rose & Co., Stein
Stephens County Indep. Sch. Dist.
on June
1 from 1959 to 1978 in¬
145,000 3.10s. Due on Feb. 1 from
Saul, of Philadelphia.
Bros. & Boyce, John C. Legg &
No. IS (P. O. Velma); Okla.
1973 to 1976 inclusive.
clusive.
Callable as of June 1,
Co., Mullaney, Wells & Co., New-^ 1968. Interest J-D.
Franklin, Pa.
J' Bond Offering—Warren Anderhard, Cook & Co.
Bond Sale
The $126,000 gen¬
son, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
TEXAS
V'will
^receive
1 p.m.
t,
t
■
—
obligation
bonds
offered
sealed bids eral
on May 6 April 29 — v. 187, p. 1593 — were
for the purchase of $80,000 build- awarded to a group composed of
ing bonds. Due from I960, to; 1967 Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., Fauset
;V inclusive.
'■
Y"
" Steele &• Co., and Schmidt, Poole
(CST)
2:30 p-.m.
"
•
Parke,
Roberts
OREGON
:■ '>
Albany,. Oregon
* ;
:
Bond Sale —The $135,000 gen.
,;J.
•
f era!-
';
i
obligation, sewer bonds": qf.23—v.1187, ,;P. ,1487
>
tional
awarded to the First : NaBank, of Portland. »y
7e:'
Athena, Ore.
Bond Offering
—
sealed,
(PST)• on May
27-.for the purchase ,of, $60,000
water system bonds. Dated May 1,
1958. Due on May .1 from 1959 to
1973
inclusive., Callable r^May Y 1,
1966. Principal and interest (M-N)
bids until 7:30 p.m.
■
"
v
Treasurer's
( office. J, Legality
appro vedLYi by
iP Shuler, Say re, Winfree & Rankin;:
payable
>
the
at
of Portland.
P
City
;Y
2
;v!
Consol.
No.. 509CJ and Jt.
School District No. 509A (P. O.
Benton and Linn Counties,
School' District
.....
.....
Bond
Corvallis), Ore. >V..V .\1 — W.
L. Van
Offering
receive
Loan,. District Clerk, will sealed
May-13
on
(PST)
bids until 7:30 p.m.
for the purchase;'Of
$120,000 general obligation school
building bonds. Dated June' 15,
1958. Due on Jan. 15 from; 1959 to
1968 inclusive. Principal and inoffice.
Legality
rison
ap¬
the pur! chase of $85,000 sewer system and
..disposal: .plant bonds, it; is ".re¬
ported.
'
-b
Brothers, and George K. Baum
Co.'
•
"
on
bonds. Dated May 1, 1958.
Aug.
—
The
$150,000
gen¬
April
29—v. 187, p. 1947—were awarded
to Blyth & Co., Inc., and United
eral
obligation bonds offered
States National Bank of
Portland,
and
a
group
Lehman Bros., at a
co-managers,
by
headed
due
on
July
1
c.
due
on
July
1
Multnomah County School
No. 51 Joint
District
(P. O. Portland), Ore.
Bond Sale—The $87,000
general
obligation bonds offered April 24
—v.
to
187,
the
to
1983 inclusive.
1,005,000 bonds: $405,000 4s, due
on
July 1 from 1959 to 1968
inclusive; $160,000 23/4s, due
on
July 1 from 1969 to 1972
inclusive; and $440,000 3s, due
on
July 1 from 1973 to 1983
'
p.
1699—were
TT""tates
Bank, of Portland.
awarded
National
Drumb,
C.
May 1, 1958. Due on May 1 from
1
Principal
at the
American National Bank, of Aus¬
ers
group
are:
Guaranty Trust terest payable at the Guaranty
Trust Co., of New York City. Le* tin. Legality approved by Dumas,
Co., New York, Glore, Forgan &
Huguenin & Booth man, of Dallas.
Co., Stroud & Co.? Equitable Se¬ gality approved by Sinkler, Gibbs
curities
Corp.,
Paine,
Webber, & Simons, of Charleston.
Birdville indep. School District,
Members of the Lehman
Broth¬
1958. Due
1973
on
Feb. 1 from 1959 to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
to 1973 inclusive.
1963
and interest (M-N) payable
Texas
Bond
—
J. A. Overton & Co.,
John J. Ryan & Co., F. R. Cole
Sims & Co.,
Condon, Cun¬
& Co., Newburger, Loeb & Co., Breed & Har¬
rison, Kormendi & Co., and Chace,
Co., McDougal &
ningham, Schmertz
&
Whiteside &
Winslow, Inc.
from 1969 to
.1972 inclusive;
inclusive.
jointly.
V
June
Dated
bonds.
building
„
as
'/"
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Mhy
County Treasurer until 11 a.m
12 for the purchase of $200,000
(EST) on May 8 for the purchase
street improvement bonds. Dated
of
$75,000 public auditorium
Offering—James T. Nor¬
and interest
State
agency
York City.
Note
ments
—
the
(CST) on May 12 for
purchase of $400,000 school
building bonds.
Dated May 15,
1958.
Due on May 15 from 1961
to 1990 inclusive.
Callable as of
until 8 p.m.
the
gality approved by Dumas, Hugue*
of Dallas.
;
nin & Boothman,
Colleges of the State of Texas
(P. O. Austin), Texas
\
Bond
1836—were
headed by
Phelps, Fenn & Co., and Glore,
Forgan & Co., jointly, at an over¬
all dollar price of 100.0313,. the
terms of the bid reflecting a net
interest cost of about 2.08%. The
bonds bear interest rates as fol¬
$1,700,000
school building revenue bonds of¬
Syndicate Members
fered April 29—v. 187, p. 1836—
The members of the First Na¬
were
awarded to a group com¬
tional City Bank, of New York,
Halsey, Stuart &
Co., Inc., and posed of Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
Blair & Co:, Inc., Hornblower &
Philadelphia National Bank group
Weeks, A. Webster Dougherty &
are: C. J. Devine & Co., Goldman,
Sachs & Co., Salomon Bros. & Co., Schaffer, Necker & Co., HarBond
Bonds due in 1968
of
inclusive.
3,710,000 Board of Directors of
Texas Technological College
bonds:
$850,000 3s, due on
July 1 from 1959 to 1961 in¬
clusive; $2,860,000 2s, due on
July I from 1962 to 1968 in¬
clusive.
3,005J100
to
187, p. 1836 — were
Allison-Williams Co.
College
due on
of Regents of
Board
Tech¬
$250,000 3s, due
July 1 from 1959 to 1962
Lamar State
College of
nology bonds:
on
$90,000
2Y2S,
due
July 1, 1963; and $660,000
due on July 1 from 1964
1968 inclusive.
1,145,000 Board
Texas
—
awarded
3s,
inclusive.
1,000,000
inclusive;
April 29
of
Regents
State
$690,000
July 1 from 1959 to 1961 in¬
clusive; and $2,315,000 2s, due
on July
1 from 1962 to 1968
Waverly), S. Dak.
v.
Texas
bonds:
and thereafter
$130,000 school
of
Board
North
Codington County, Waverly Indep.
School District No. 74 (P. O.
Bond Sale—The
Colleges
$1,285,000 3s, due on
July 1 from 1959 to 1961 in¬
clusive; and $3,880,000 2s, due
on July 1
from 1962 to 1968
bonds:
callable.
building bonds offered
Regents of the
Texas State Teachers
April 28—v. 187, p. 1947.
are
p.
lows:
—
Chester),
The $15,440,000
—
187,
29—V.
awarded to a syndicate
foregoing supple¬
report in our issue
Pa.
SOUTH DAKOTA
Bond Offering—H. H. Rothrock,
Secretary of Board of Public Edu¬ Board of Regents of South Dakota
(P. O. Springfield), S. Dak.
cation, will receive sealed bids
[Bond Offering—Frank Gelleruntil 2 p.m. ;,(EDST) on May 20
f o 1* t h e purchase of $5,000,000 man, Secretary of the Board of
building bonds.
Dated June 1, Regents, will receive sealed bids
1958. Due on June 1 from 1959 to at the office of the President of
1983 inclusive. Interest J-D. Le¬ Southern State Teachers College,
gality approved by Reed, Smith, Springfield, until 2 p.m. (CST) on
May 16 for the purchase of $175,Shaw & McClay, of Pittsburgh.
000 General Beadle State Teachers
Note
The foregoing supple¬
College dormitory revenue bonds.
ments the report in our issue of
Interest rate not to exceed 2%%.
April 14—v. 187, p. 1700.
Dated April 1, 1957. Due on April
1
from
1960 to
1997 inclusive.
West Chester Area Joint School
(P. O. West
Pennsylvania
Sale — The
Sale
Constitutional Tax bonds offered >
April
Columbia, or at
of the State in New
Pittsburgh School District,
Authority
Interest M-N. Le¬
May 15* 1978.
(J-D) payable at the $5,615,000 Board of
The
Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
Treasury,
any
of the
President
man,
—
-"
School District No.
(P. O. Condon), Oregon
Sale
/L /f/id
Offering—E.
Bond
,
..
Gilliam County
25
Auditorium
O. Greenville), S. C.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received at the office of*the
...
■
Bond
&
Memorial
Greenville
District (P.
1 from 1959 to
$13,125,000 3s,
from 1973 to
4 y, 1987 inclusive; and $875,000
* v ■
./
■+t
0.25s, due on July 1, 1988.
Forest Grove, Oregon 'i'
4,675,000 bonds:
$1,870,000 4s,
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
b'i'.-i'due on July 1 from 1959 to
ceived until June 9 for the; pur¬
V-1968 inclusive; $748,000 23/4e,
chase of $40,000 street improve¬
due on July 1 from .1969 to
ment v and; traffic lights bonds," it
1972 inclusive; and $2,057,000
is reported.
3s, due on July 1 from 1973
•
& Co.,
Shelby
inclusive. Callable as of August
received until May 9 for
..
Co.,
Co., Scott, Horner & Co., Watling,
Lerchen & Co., Fahnestock & Co.,
Glover & MacGregor, Inc., Byrd
price of 100.01, a net interest cost
proved by. Shuler, Say re, Winfree
of about 2.94%, as follows:
& Rankin, of Portland.
$26,250,000 bonds: $8,750,000 4s,
Chiloquin, Oregon
Ij due on July 1 from 1959 to
Bond Offering — Bids will be
1968 inclusive; $3,500,000 2%s,
-
&
Walter
Cullom
Co., Magnus & Co., Har¬
Co., Wm. J. Mericka &
Masten
&
Jackson & Curtis, Estabrook
&
South Carolina (State of)
1988 Co., B. J. Van Ingen & Co., L. F.
Bond Offering
Jeff B» Bates
1, Rothschild & Co., Hallgarten- &
State
Treasurer,
will
receive
1963; Principal and interest (F-A)
Co., Kean, Taylor & Co., Braun, sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
payable at. the Fidelity-Philadel¬ Bosworth & Co., Inc., J. C. Brad¬
May 14 for the purchase of $25,phia* ,Trust
Co., : Philadelphia. ford & Co., Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
000,000 bonds, as follows:
Legality* approved by
Morgan, McDonnell & Co.
$15,000,000 State Highway, Series
Lewis & Bockius, of Philadelphia.
Singer, Deane & Scribner, Na^
G, bonds. Due on June 1 from
tional State Bank, Newark, E. F.
1959 to
1968 inclusive. Le¬
Monaco, Pa.
b Bond Sale
The $34,000 gen¬ Hutton & Co., Eldredge & Co.,
gality
approved
by
Reed
eral
obligation
bonds
offered Mackey, Dunn & Co., Rambo,
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy
Close & Kerner, Adams, McEntee
of New York City, and Sink¬
April 28 — v. 187, p. 1947 — Were
awarded
to
the
First National & Co., Green, Ellis & Andersqn,
ler,
Gibbs
&
Simons,
of
New
York
Hanseatic
Corp.,
Charleston.
Bank of Monaca, as 21/4s.
Arthur L. Wright & Co., City Na¬
10,000,000 State Ports, Series B,
- Philadelphia, Pa.
tional Bank & Trust Co., Chicago,
bonds.
Due on June 1 from
:
Bond
Sale — The $31,930,000 Stubbs,
Smith
&
Lombardo,
1959 to 1978 inclusive. Bonds
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Malvern,
general. obligation bonds .offered
due in 1974 and thereafter are
April 30 — v. 187, p. 1700 — were Hill & Co., R. D. White & Co.
callable as of June 1, 1973.
awarded to a consolidated under¬
Julien
Collins
&
Co., Stern
Legality approved by Haw¬
writing group formed by the mer¬ Bros. & Co., Stern, Lauer & Co.,
kins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City, and Sinkler,
ger of an account managed by the
Bacon, Whipple & Co., C. C. CollFirst National City Bank of New
Gibbs & Simons, of Charles¬
ings & Co., Farwell, Chapman &
ton.
York, with Hqlsey, Stuart & Co., Co., Ginther & Co., Woodcock,
and Philadelphia National Bank,
Dated June 1, 1958.
Principal
Hess, Moyer & Co., Herbert J.
Due
4; terest (J-J) payable at the County
Treasurer's
Davis &
•
revenue
/
Stokes
Vyl.y (P. O. Lqnghorne), Pa.
Bqrict Offering — John T. Mladj;en, Secretary, will receive sealed
bids:lMil 8 p\m. (DST) on May 8
for the purchase of $360,000 school
C. B. Dugger,
City Recorder, will receive
-
at
Sch. Authority
Lower Bupks County
K fered April
f were
2%s,
100.58^ 9. basis of about 2.67%.
I; • *;1 -•* /
;
as
E.
A.
receive
will
cation,
Y until
due
on
July
to
of Directors of
of Arts and
$260,000 3s,
1 from 1959 to
Colleges
Industries bonds:
•*
2s,
'
.
,
1961
....
Financial Chronicle
Tfie Commercial and
$0 s' (2056)
as
follows:
1962
2s, due on July 1 from
jointly,
Chicagp,
Bank,
ings
$885,000
and
inclusive;
.
.
interest (J.-D) payable at the
office. Legality
Treasurer's
Due
City
on
...
Monday; May 5,
19:
May 1 from 1959 to- 1978. to par," plus" accrued Interest
Principal and interest .sinking fund .dehejitiu'es are
inclusive.
ap¬
a
entitled
4to; a sinking fund, com¬
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson (M-N) payable at the National
Exchange Bank, in Fond du Lac. mencing. in a959, calculated to re
& Horowitz, of. Seattle.
• -j4
/ > 965,000
Board - of Regents
of
tire approximately 93% of
the isC
1
Legality approved by Chapman &
Texas
Woman's
University ; 380,000 242 s. Due on May 15 from
sue prior to
Island County, Oak Harbor School
maturity, and will be
Cutler, of Chicago.
bonds:
1965 to 1967 inclusive.
$220,000 3s,. due on
Dist. No. 201 (P. O. Coupeville),
subject to redemption at 100%
of
t,/
July 1 from 1959 to 1961 in950,000 2445- Due on May 15 from
the
Washington
- 1
principal ^amount, plus ac19.68 to 1973 inclusive.
elusive; and $745,000 .2s, due
j ':
Bond Sale—The $225,000 gen¬
crued'interest;
y v-./.
\ <■.
on July 1 from 1962
to 1968
eral
obligation
bonds
offered
NEW BRUNSWICK
Levelland, Texas
t
;;; 1/he-^e^entures^be direct
inclusive.
;
'
and. runcdi^iticmaiobligations
Bond Sale—An issue of $22,000 April 25—v. 187, p. 1594 — were
of
Other members of the syndiawarded to a group composed of St. John (City' and County), N. B.
street / improvement - bonds
the,City?Prineipaf ofandinterest
;
was
Bond Sale-—An issue of $1,000,t';cate:'-r^'..^—V*s.r• [ ■
the Everett Trust & Savings Bank,
on the1 debenthfes are
sold to the Columbian Securities
payable in
000 improvement bonds was sold
White, Weld & Co.; John Nu- Coporation, as follows:
Everett, Foster & Marshall, and
United States dollars, t » a
to
a
group
headed by Nesbitt,
veen & Co.; Equitable Securities
Blyth & Co.
Montreal, located in the Pro¬
$8,000 2V2S. Due on May 1, 1965.
Thomson & Co., Ltd.; as 43/4s, at a
Corp.; F. S. Smithers & Co.; B. J.
:
14,000 2%s. Due on May 1, 1966 King County, Vashon Island School price of 98.18. Due on May'l from vince of "Quebec; has the" largest
Van Ingen & Co.; Baxter & Co.;
and 1967.
:
<....
1959 to 1978 inclusive. / Interest population--of-any city in Canada
District No. 402 {P. O. Seattle)i
Kauscher, Pierce & Co.; Ira Haupt
and occupies a leading
M-N.
W ashington
Dated
position in
May
1,
1958.
Interest
& Co.; Rowles, Winston
& Co.;
the
"•
commercial,
Bond Offering—A. A. Tremper,
industrial and
Legality approved by Du¬
Bache & Co.; Stifel, Nicolaus & M-N.
J
;
Co,; Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Stem mas, Huguenim & - Boothman,. of County J Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids vmtil; 11 a.mi ;(P.ST) v..
j
Bros; & Co,; Columbian SeCttri- Dallas.. •«;
■ Forf.
Francis,i Ontario ' • j, {•
v.:."
v-'t'i on May 20 . for- the purchase of
Bond Sale—Ah issue of $127,- Department pfrMontreai*'. popula¬
ties Corp. of Texas'; -FridleyvHeSs.
Potter County (P. O. Amarillo),
$100,000 general obligation bonds. 041 improvement bonds was sold tion of the city as of April 30, 1957
& Frederking; Allison - Williams
Texas
was 1,380,000,
Dated May 1, 1958. Due on May to
Harris & Partners, and. GairdCo.; rGeorge K. Bauhv ,&-Co.;
^
,
,"0 Boiid $ale — * The $600,000 hos¬ 1 from 1960 to 1978 inclusive. ner &
Co., jointly, as 5s and 6s, at /pother members: of the offering
Byons & Shafto j McCormick.. &
pital bonds offered May 1 were Callable after seven years from a
price of 102.68. Due on Feb. 1 syndicate include:
L'Co.';
'
awarded to the Columbian Secu¬
date of issue.
Principal and in¬ from 1959 to 1973 inclusive. In¬
-; Raffensperger, Hughes
& Co.;
Burns., Eros.
./ Denton,. Inc.;
rities Corp., and Rotan, Mosle & terest
(M-N)4 payable at the terest F-A.
Thomas & Co.; F. S. Yantis & Co.;
/
;
/
Gairdner & Co., Inc.;
Ilornblower
Co., jointly, as follows:
'
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
& Weeks;: Swiss American
Blower, Glynn & Co.; J. M. Dain
Corp/
Simcoe, Ontario
& Co.; Dallas Rupe & Son; Emer- $130,000 1.90s. Due on May 1, 1962 ity approved by-Weter, Roberts &
Bond Sale—An issue of $229,520 Bell, Gbuiiilock & Co. Inc.; BurnV
• and 1963.
'
Shefelman, of Seattle.
«on & Co.; H. V. Sattley & Co.;
ham
Co.;; Demers, Adam. &
improvement bonds" was sold to
'
Hardld E. Wood & Co.; Creston H.
570,000 2.20s. Due on May 1 from
Martin/; Ltd.;
Gregory & Sons;
Moses Lake, Wash.
the Equitable Securities Canada*
,1964 to 1967 inclusive.
Funk; Hobbs & Co.; Fox, Reusch
Hirseh'& Co.; Mills, Spence & Co.
Bond Offering — Mabel Water¬ Ltd., as
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& Co.; Barret, Fitch, North & Co.;
Additional Sale
The $500,000
Inc.; Shearson, ,/Hammill & Co.;
&•<
City Clerk,
will receive
M. B. Allison & Co.; and Stephens, road bonds offered the same time man,
F. S. Smithers &
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sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
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were awarded to Rauscher, Pierce
Stroud & Co. Inc.; Tucker, An¬
May 13 for the purchase of $230,Montreal, Canada
& Co., at
i00.07, a net interest 000
general
obligation
bonds.
U-y.'i /
Dallas, Texas
I !
$35 Million Debentures Offered thony & Rv L. Day; Courts & Co.;
cost pf about 1.77%, as follows;;
Dated June 1, 1958. Due on June in U. S.-—-An
Bond Sale— The $3,000,000
underwriting syndi¬ Shelby Cullom -Davis & Co.; R. S.
Dicksoii: & CQ.. Inc.; H/ Hentz &
from
1960
to
1978
inclusive. cate
water works and sanitary sewer $270,000 1 Hs.'Due on May ! from 1
jointly managed by Shields &
1959 to 1962 inclusive.
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Callable on any interest payment
ey.item
revenue
bonds
offered
Company; Halsey, Stuart & Co. Co.; Johnston, Lemon. & Co.; Mc¬
date on and after 10 years from
Donnell & Co.; New York Han150,000 1.90s. Due on May 1, 1963
April 28—v. 187, p. 1836—were
Inc.; Savard & Hart and Salomon
and 1964.
date of issue. Principal and inter¬ Bros. &
seatic Corp. f,iVan'sAlstync, Noel
,• awarded
to a syndicate headed by
Hutzler made public of¬
est
80,000 2s. Due on May 1, 1965.. <
F. S. Smithers & Co., and the
(J-D) payable at the City fering 011 May 1 of $35,000,000 de¬ & Co." ./
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬ bentures.
First Southwest Co., at a price of
Of the total amount Naudville School'
Dated May 1, 1958,
Principal
Commission, Que.
100.025, a net interest cost of and interest (M-;N) payable at a proved by Preston, Thorgrimson being
offered,
$10,500,000
are
Bond Sale—An issue of $272,000
& Horowitz, of Seattle.
about 2.65%, as follows:
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bank designated by the purchaser.
2%%.,. 3*8%; 344%, 3%%, 3Vi%, school
wvt
building honds was sold to
3 %% and 3%% 1958 serial deben¬
$675,000 4s. 4 Due semi-annually:- Legality
approved
by
McCall,
Seattle Pacific College (P. O,
Credit Quebee, Inc., and Banque
tures for public works/ due May
from Nov. 1, 1058 to' 1962 in¬ Parkhurst &
Crowe, of Dallas, i
Seattle), Wash.
Provinciaie 'eki Canada, jointly,
clusive.
1959 to
1965, inclusive, and at a
.A •
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Bond Sale
The $670,000 non 1,
price of 97.48, a net interest
Round Top-Carmine Rural High
$24,500,000 are 4%% sinking fund
750,000 244®. Due on May 1 and
cost of about 5.12%, as foUows:
tax-exempt
dormitory
revenue
Sch. District (P. O. Round Top),
Nov. 1 from 1963 to 1967 in¬
debentures for public works, due
bonds offered April 24 — v. 187, p.
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Texas
$183,500 4s. Due on May 1 from
clusive.
Nov. 1, 1978.
/
1700
were sold to the Federal
1959 to 1963; Inclusive;
Bond Sale—An issue of $20,000
300,000 2.40s. Due 011 May 1 and
The serial debentures are priced
Housing
and
Home
Finance
88,500 5s. - Due onj May 1 from
building bonds was sold to tne
Nov. 1, 1968 and. 1969.
/ 4 1
to yield from 2.85% to
Agency, as 2%, at par.
3.90%, ac¬
••ir 1964 to .1978 inclusive. <
300,000 2.60s. Due on May 1 and First of Texas Corporation, sub^
cording to maturity, and the sink¬
Nov. 1, 1970 and 1971.
Dated May; 1,-v1958, ^ Int. M-N.
ject to an election held on April Whatcom County, Ferndale School
:
ing fund debentures are offered
26.
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District No. 502 (P.O. Bellingham),
600,000 2.70s. Due on May 1 and
at
100%
and
accrued
interest.
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Trois Rivieres; Quebec
4.;
Nov. 1, from 1972 to 1975 inWashington
jr. Award of the
debentures was won 1; Bond
Tahoka Independent Sch. Dist.,'
Bond Offering — Hugh Corey,
Offerlngr^-Jacques Deneelusive; { '* 4)
f.| on
April 30 by the underwriters
Texas
chaud, Town Treasurer, will re¬
375,000 2%s, Due on May 1 and
County Treasurer, lwill receive at
competitive sale on a bid of. ceive
Bond Sale—An issue of $200,000
sealed tenders until 4 p.m.
v Nov.
sealed bids uritil noon (PST) on
1,1976, 1977, and on May
98.55%, representing a net intei*'building bonds was sold to R. J. May 9 for the purchase of
f EST) on May .5' for the purchase
$848,212 est cost of
;
, 1, 1978. Y V. t
: Y ,Y-'
approximately 4.77% of
Edwards, Inc., and Municipal Ser general obligation
$1,998,000 bonds} as follows:
building bonds. to the
/ The bonds are dateed May 1,
city."
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curities, Co., jointly.
♦
Dated June 1,-1958. Due on June
1958 " and callable as of May 1,
$545,000
drairtage ;/~and . waterNet proceeds from the
financing .4
1968. •
Terty County (P. O. Brownfield), 1 from 1960 to 1978 / inclusive.
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works,. "4%'/bonds.
Due on
Callable after 10 years from date will be applied by the city to¬
Texas
Other members of the syndi¬
Nov. 1 from 1958-to 1968 inissue.
Bond Sale—An issue of $300,000 of
Principal and interest ward the cost of various public,
cate; Ira Haupt & Co.; Rauscher,
clusjve.
\
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at
the
Fierce & Co.; -Gregory & Sons; hospital bonds was sold to the (J-D) - payable
County
works, among others being slum
1,453,000
drainage / and waterSecurities
Corp.
of Treasurer's office, or at the State's
Baxter & Co.; Harkness & Hill, Columbian
"
works; 44-j % bonds. Due on
fiscal agency in New York City. clearance; road and highway con¬
Inc.; American ".Securities Corp.; Texas.
*N6V:;i front J969 to 1978 inLegality
approved
by
Preston, struction; public garages, park¬
A. G. Edwards & Sons; Blewqr,
/ elusive.
Tulia, Texas
\
Thorgrimson
&
Horowitz,
of ing grounds and markets; trunk
; Glynn &/ Co.;
Schmidt, Poole,
Bond Sale—An issue of $40,000
Dated May 1, 1958. Int. M-N.
Roberts & Parke; Lyons & Shaf to, street improvement bonds was Seattle.
sewers; parks; construction of a
Inc.; Sanders & Co.; Arthur L. sold to the Columbian Securities
civic
center
and
concert
WEST VIRGINIA
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hall;
' Regina, Sask.
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Wright & Co., Inc.; and Robert L.
Corp. as follows:
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water facilities and
improvements
Debenture Sale—An issue of 5%
;
Whittaker & Co.
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West Virginia (State of)
$8,000 3^4s. Due on May 1 from
\
Bond Offering—Governor Cecil of reservoirs, water mains, feed¬ Sinking Fund debentures totaling
1959 to 1962 inclusive.
to 1968 inclusive.
$170,000 3s. Due on May 15 from
:
195.9 to 1964 inclusive.
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bids
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will
be
received
until
1
8.000
Mav
$15,600,000
municipal improvement bonds.
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3:5ns.
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and 1973.
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Interest
WASHINGTON
Chelan
County. Monitor School
9 (P. O. Wenatchee),
District No.
...
Washington '
,
Bond
Offering
—
Koin, County Treasurer, will
ceive
sealed
bids
until
10
re¬
a.m.
(PST) 011 May 12 for the purchase
$89,000
general f obligation
bonds. Dated May 1, 1958. Dhe on
May 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
of
CLIVELAND 10, OHIO
.
.
Callable after
DIVIDEND No. 151
issue.
of
On
April 25,1958, the Board of
Birector? declared
a
dividend of
seventy-five cent? (75c)
on
the
common
per
share?
shareholder? of record
close of ho sines?
at
the
Secretary
Manufacturing plants.
in IS cities, located in
five states and Ontario
and
interest
the
County
at
office.
Bond
Clerk,
the
Offering—Bess Niva, City
receive
sealed
bids
bonds.
on
(PST)
purchase
obligation
1
June
from
on
May 19 for
$56,000
street
Dated
June
of
office,
holder,
1983
or
at
the
at
the option of
First National
and
aqueducts;
improvement
of
repair
1,
1960
clusive. Callable after
from date of issue.
general
improvement
1958/
to
Due
1973
seven
in¬
years
Principal and
and
$1,850,000
streets; lighting
systems; police and fire stations.
The
will
sinking
fund
rities Corp., Ltd.;
debentures
;
sold
was
to
group
a
composed of the Dominion Secu¬
Mills, Spence &
Co., Ltd., Bell, Gouinlock & Co.,
be
subject to redemption at
optional redemption prices begin¬
ning in 1968, ranging from 102%
Ltd.,
and
Ltd."
Willoughby &
4,:'-
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& Sons,
Richardson
James
Houston,
Co.,
4/
4.(4- ';''
City Bank,, of New York City. Le¬
gality
approved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City?
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WISCONSIN
Clinton (Village), Clinton,
Brad¬
ford, Turtle and Sharon (Towns).
Clinton
Community
District
No.
10
Schools
'(P.
O.
As
Joint
bank
Wisconsin
b
than
1948—were awarded to
Co.,
and
Blair
Fond
&
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approximately 9,000 names in the United
all arranged alphabetically
Addressing charge $7.00
Special N.
just
du
Lac (Village) and
Friendship and Fond du Lac
(Towns) Joint Sch. Dist. No.
11
obtain -elsewhere"
can
States and 900 in Canada,
oy States arid Cities
Mullaney,
Allan
you
There are
p.
Wells •&
publishers ol
'Seenrltj Oeater» of North Amer¬
we
have a metal 8ten«U for*^very firm and
listed
in
this publication, i which .puts, us in
position to offer you a more up-to-the-minute list
ica,"
Clinton),
Bond Sale—The $125,000 school
bonds offered April 28—v. 187,
North
will
until 8 p.m.
1959 to
ers
Co.,-jointly.
Goldendale, Wash.
of the
May 5, 1958.
R.G. HEAGST,
Principal
payable
Treasurer's
date
share
Company, payable May 23, 1958,
to
(M-N)
10 years from
1 from
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the State Treas¬
Mc-
E.
$5,000,000
May: 1, 1958.
Dated
May
'
.
Tom
of
inclusive.
the
Dallas, and Harri§ Trust & Sav-
EATON Tr
bonds.
on
las.
-
OIVIOCND NOTICE
road
urer's
April
awarded
the.: purchase
•
Legality approved by Mc¬
Call, Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dal¬
$1,500,000
offered
1947-4were
for
Due
M-N.
Kermit Independent School District,
Texas
1
r
H. Underwood will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m.. (EST) on May 7
for
as
S
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list
appeared
can
a
sirail
also
supply
additional
per
chonaand.
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Offices only) arranged
"Security Dealers."
Co»t •
(maid
in
addressing NASD
We
•n
a.
they
List
the list
thousand
$8 00 per
on
roll
Drummed
labels
charge
(P. O. North Fond du Lac),
Wisconsin
Bond Offering—Robt. J. Kraus,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST)
13
for the-. purchase of
school bonds. Dated
on
May
$240,000
May 1, 1958.
Herbert D. Seibert & Co.r Inc.
Publishers of "Security
f
25
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Dealers
o/ North
REctor 2-9570
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