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ESTABLISHED 1SS9
Reg. XJ. S. Pat. Office
New York 7, N. Y.,
Number 5943
191
Volume
Bartlett
&
Thacher
Monday, April 18, 1960
Price $1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
cumulative- convertible
4.50%'
its
of
Robert
at $101,125 per share..
Preferred stock may be converted
hncinpsq
on
June 6, at the rate of
preferred
stock,
^
1951
,
ISsLxe of:preferred
stodk.-V^ 191/p; 697.,.
Financing Details—x
i'yxJX
public offering on April
8 of $19,500,000 of the utility's first mortgage bonds, 5%
series, due 1990. Additional financing details follow:
April 11 issue reported the
New York Stock
Exchange (Stocks.)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
principal amount. Special
principal amount".
to
-
prices
redemption
scale
of the company at Dec. 31, 1959
consisted of $249,815,000 of-long-term debt, 464,000 shares of preferred
stock of $100
par
and 4,658,955 shares of common stock without
value.
"
1
BUSINESS—Alabama
electric
Power,
X„
-
,
'
subsidiary
a
of
Southern
at" retail in 625 communities in-Alabama, including"
and Montgomery. The company also distributes
energy
Mobile
Birmingham,
and sells at wholesale to various
and rural distributing cooperative associations.
power
REVENUES—For
$115,010,000
and
with
the
1959
UNDERWRITERS—The
made
a
firm
issuer
the
set opposite
bonds
underwriters
commitment,
purchase from
$25,637,000
subject
the
their
in
certain
to
respective principal amounts of the new
X *
>>
- -;XXXX/"XXxX
Emanuel,
Harriman
Loewi
&
1,500,000
XX X
i
ties Corp
1,500,000
' 800,000
—___
A.
C.
Allyn & Co.,- Inc. J
A.
G.
Becker
&
Co.
Dominick
&
Francis I.
duPont
Shearson,
■..
Co.
Hammill
Inc.
&
-
-
The
&
..
Pacific
Northwest
&
Swiss
American
Reinholdt
Russ
Scott
Boenning
400,000
1
Co
M.
400,000
Co
&
M.
200,000
&
Co
-
,
Grant-Brownell
Harold
-
E'.
&
&
Co._
Wood
&
100,000
No
Co.-
of
Albuquerque,
N.
M.
rpsnprt
The
firm
Instruments, Inc.—Offering Suspended—
X issued an order temporarily suspending
;ion from registration under the Securities Act
public offering of stock by Little Ferry,
New
arnmmt
sup ha
r
e^emption. An
faiewlsr+epr^en,tati0ns
alleged in the Commission's order-relate to
?se adeQuately" and accurately in Alcar's "offering
lts affiiinfL!
interests of management officials in Alcar1 and
ficials snrt i, ' '
m&terlal transactions between' management- of-evcry unriprurJuar and its
affiHates; (3), the name 'and. address of
amounts nf
and tbeir relationship to Alcar and the respective°i the selhrJ
Participation in the offering*,; and (4) the holdings
Was a fail lit
stockholder. Furthermore, according to the order, there
with eenpran.
Provide financial statements prepared in accordance
to didclosp 7H accepted accounting principles,
as well
as a failure
of distrihiifipt?
5 offei'ing price of the stock, the proposed methods
circular
f
m
,ov
,
+
won,
Allegheny
and
the underwriting
189,
p.
2345.
2000 oliver Building, Pittsburgh, Pa., filed a
SEC on APril 11, I960, covering 50,000
%omi.emen£ wlth the
eUgibKinpl^l.^
<n10§°nn'!°tl<m with lts Thrlft
SBC
b
Las Vegas, Nev.—Files With SEC—
£pril 5 filed
a
letter of notification with the
«joo,ooo shares of common stock of
which
150,000 shares
the
in
$1.45
were
division
vending
Retailers
and
Cincinnati
undisclosed
an
exceed
sales reached an all-time
increase of approximately
>
,
that earnings per
compared
of
of
$1.30
to
Keilson
the
America,
Dayton.
amount
Inc.
Co.
average
with
1958
in
of
Cincinnati,
Angeles,
Los
of
of
The
cash
transaction
was
which
William
and
will
continue
Schwartz.
S.
the division.—V.
191,
was
consum¬
notes.
and
the merger does not effect the
business
tobacco
Keilson
head of
Keilson Company's
under
direction
the
Davidson
said
Keilson
with Theodore L. Schwartz
897.
p.
Automotive Parts Co.—Stock Offered—The Ohio Com¬
Columbus investment banking firm, on April 12
offered 35,000
Expansion—
motive
190, p. 253.
Corp.—Files With SEC—
and
Parts
shares of class A common stock of Auto¬
Co., Columbus, Ohio. Ewing T. Boles,
the shares were priced at $22.50 each
presently being offered exclusively to Ohio in¬
The stock has been made available by C.: T.
vestors.
Reinberger, President of Automotive, to create a wider
and
x.
.
are.
to be used
are
•
v,
"
Film Corp.—Rights Offering—
$2,159,000 for all assets except inventory and not
inventory. Of the net proceeds of the sale of
is
$1 250,000 for
by Anken Chemical, $1,950,000
chase price of these properties and
to retire short-term bank loans. The
stock
5%
corporate purposes.
-
.
•
The
■
•
Associated Dry Goods
Both
the
—-
.
cents
payable in
and
cash,
helped
in
Association
found
four
1925,
the
non-profit National Auto¬
after Automotive itself
years
subsidiaries and affiliates, Automotive serves
jobbers ^operating throughout Ohio and
jobbing
auto
240
warehousing
25
Today
parts
more
West
and Indiana.
and in parts of Kentucky
all-time highs
more
than 165%.
in
•
taxes
-
the
In
1959.
before
Income
share
common
1949-1959
nearly
Reinberger, President,
singer,
Vice-President
and
Director.—V.
six
increased
OFFICERS—Officers
Director;
Darle
190,
p.
period,
increased
taxes
increased
more
and
net
In
than
sales
than
more
times.
the
six
directors of
rose
seven
same
times,
income
period,
earnings
after
per
times.
the company
are:
Clarence T.
General Manager and Director; Paul G. Schweand Director; Ray C. Barrett, Secretary and
Hartsel, Treasurer, Assistant Secretary and
W.
1831.
Hettinger Corp.—New Orders—
The
of
a
Atlantic
group
factured
->■_
Corp.—Annual Report—
sales and net earnings of
fiscal year ended Jan. 30,
net
1959
12
EARNINGS—Sales and profits of the company reached
of North America has been named transfer
for the common stock of the corporation.-—V. 191,
;vx '
Its
with
Virginia
Bank
Commercial
Is
October.
in
incorporated.
than
.'
Industries, Inc.—App ointments—
agent and registrar
1429.
;
Parts
policy
cents each in January, April and July,
companies comprise NAPA,
'and Automotive Parts Co. ranks among the top five, whose combined
sales this year are expected to be near $200 million.
The company recently added a 23,000 square foot all-steel building,
equipped with floor-to-ceiling all-steel bins and shelves, and a spe¬
cially-engineered conveyor system, to its Columbus headquarters. It
also has warehouses in Cleveland and Charleston, W. Va. Together
prospectus lists John B. Blakely as Board Chairman and Louis
as
President of Anken Chemical. Management officials own
about 40% of its outstanding stock.—V. 189, p. "1570.
p.
dividend
four
BUSINESS—Automotive
Ratti
Arcs
of
payable
stock,
was
...
.
installments
motive
The
P.
continue to be the controlling share¬
'■X-y X/v'; "XX X ;' ■'X':x/X/y X'-*
•
"
to exceed
additional
will be applied toward the pur¬
assets and $140,000 will be used
balance will be used for general
■
DIVIDENDS—Current
three
,
price
active market for the shares of the company.
more
Mr. Reinberger will
for general corporate purposes.
The
Alstonyx, inc.,
to
not
;
Vending Co. will be a division of A. R. A.,
capital.
corporation, of 1 Hicks Avenue, Newton, N. J., filed a registra¬
tion statement with the SEC on April 7, 1960, covering 145,703 shares
of common stock, .to be offered for subscription by holders of out¬
standing common stock at the rate of one new share for each six
shares
held. The record date,
subscription price and underwriting
terms are to be supplied by amendment. R. W. Presspnch & Co. and
Riter & Co. are listed as the principal underwriters.
According to
the prospectus, Anken Chemical has contracted to
purchase from Sperry Rand Corp. all of the assets (except cash and
accounts receivable)
pertaining to or used in the operation of the
Photo Copy Section of Remington Rand's Photo Records Division other
than those used in its microfilm operations. The Photo Copy Section
manufactures' and sells photographic duplicating and recording ma¬
terials and equipment for office
and industrial use. Its plants are
located
at Newton,
N. J.,
and, Williamstown,, Mass. The purchase
Ludlum Steel Corp.—Registers With SEC—
*egistratCionP°0to?0n' of
shares of
Plan tor
commissions.—V.
an
the stockholders
told
He
Schwartz said
Dan
as
shares to the public.
This
sucna
a
■
proceeds
Anken Chemical &
offering of 100,000
incluripri
sufficient
amount
on
for
mated
holder.
Jersey,
common; shares at $1 per share pursuant
additional 5,000 outstanding shares were
in its
?ffering by a selling stockholder. The' Commission asserts
A werp nJnsion order that certain terms and conditions of Regulation
mislearUt-><% •Comp
with, that Alcar's offering circular is false and,
offering moln resPect of certain material- facts, - and that the stock.
vision) nf 1 ^ade in violation of Section 17
(the anti-fraud pro;i°
6 Secunties Act.xxxXXX x
/;
X.XXxx,r"; 7 .
:r
to
Y.
•
Provides a - conditional exemption from registration
Public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000
nnhiil /.re1 f notification filed on March 19, 1959, Alcar proposed
the
that
reported
He
stock
Automatic
located
"are
corporation on April 11 filed a letter of notification with the
50,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) to be
at $2 per share through D. H. Victor & Co., Inc., New York,
The
Regulation
1933 with
wifhgrieni01?
in
Notices 47
45
covering
offered
N.
a
of
Financial Corp. below.—-V.
prices
President, said
SEC
A
T.
an
1729.
p.
April 6 by Davre J. Davidson, President of A. R. A., and
Theodore L. Schwartz, head of the Keilson's vending operations, which
~
to be used for working
are
American Stereophonic
X
-..
I.
See C.
charl? !U1?, Co-' 'Inc-. "°n the basis of one share of Albaro for 25
notief 0 &
0Yucca«" The offering will be underwritten by Standard
Alcar
proceeds
American Express Co.—European
on March 31 filed a letter of notification with the
c£verin& 560,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
exchange for 14,000,000 shares of common stock of Yucca Mining"
Transfer
of
Ohio- and
pany,
rpT!16 corporation
Registrar
underwriting is involved.
The
to
at
$32,989
190,
Electric Co.—Annual Meeting—Earns.—
common
"announced
100,000
Co..
and
in
12.4%.
of
of
Merger
48
at $1 to promoters and 150,000
$18,396
Automatic Retailers of America^ Inc.—Merger Effective
48
of Federal
;
offered
New York, N. Y., will until
provided)
as
England reported to the shareowners that an all-time peak load
experienced. This is an increase of about 13%
1958.
Net income reached a total of slightly over $6V2 million, an
Mr.
Albaro Corp., Los Angeles, Calif.—Files With SEC—
in
n
9
47
of
to be
18 Pine St.,
receive tenders for the sale to it of 8%
billion kilowatt-hours,
the past year.
wholesale
are
March
adjusted for the 1959 stock split on a 3-for-2 basis. Effective
Jan.
15, the quarterly dividend on the common stock was increased
from 25c to 27'/2c per share, equivalent to $1.10 per share on an annual
basis.—V. 191, p. 1430.
.
100,000
100,000
stock
and effective
figures
51
Co.,
Co
increased
stockholders.
common
plans for Associated
Baltimore
and
Lexington,
Jersey;
interest.—V.
stockholders.
to
over
share
100.000
Newburger
•
,
&
Freeman
Inc.
-
400,000
191, p. 1561.,-
200,000
200,000
Inc..
Stringfellow
•
expansion
reported
New
1960,
of
sum
company
earnings
"over
—
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
The Course of Bank Clearings
a
Mr.
Banks
Reserve
200,000
Gardner—
&
Co.,
&
Co.—
400,000
Corp.__
Combined Condition Statement
200,000
'
600,000
&
Rand
-V.
Co.
600,000
Stieglitz
Milwaukee
.
Kenower, MacArthur &
800,600
C. Bradford
Halle
.
-
share,
-
-
was
to
the
on
-
of 332,200 kilowatts was
Foreign Exchange Hates
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Federal Reserve System
200,000
800,000
.
Spencer Trash & COi_i
Ball, Burge & Kraus
J.
.
.
Securities
Corp.
800,000
.
300,000
Co.__
&
.
Interstate
Co. % 800,000
&
Cook
rate
sent
was
to
year
'
•
dividend
.high of almost iy2
1
Bond Offerings..
Dividends Declared and Payable—^
report
the
«
1959 experienced the most successful year in its
73-year history.
Bayard L. England, chairman of the board, reported to stockholders
at the annual meeting that new all-time peaks were recorded in pro¬
duction—in
capacity, sales, number of customers, revenues, and In
XX
State and City
300,000
Inc
Co.
Newhard,
'
'
General Corporation & Investment News
Mayes,. Inc..X 300,000
Joseph Walker & Sons, % 300,000
.Crowell, Weedon & Co.
200,000
800,000
Dominick_
&
■■
compared
as
.
stamped
accrued
Atlantic City
This
-
Hendrix .&
without
100%
"increase
$300,000
300,000
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.
Co.,
Inc.
Stone & Webster Securi-
Deetjen & Co.
~
Seiler
and
(when
the
exhaust
to
Miscellaneous Features
Amount
Amount
IncX
$1,850,000
Peabody & Co. 1,850,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co._ 1,500,000
Blyth & Co.,
Kidder,
Ripley
XxM;XxX'^X *'!/XX
the
after
"and
year
share
during
•
of $2.20 per
Manhattan Bank,
debentures
10%
names:-
each
per
$6,037,286
regular
rate
(EDT) on April 28,
gold
33
severally have
conditions precedent, to
the
on
Asuncion Port Concession Corp.—Tenders for Debs.—
33
Transactions American Stock Exchange
below
McKim
The Chase
noon
33
«.
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
calculated
increased again to the annual rate of $2.50 per share.
was
Messrs.
of
end
$4.78
1960.
annual
the
1959,
the annual
to
upped
the
was
in
;
stock,
that the annual dividend
previous
1,
$290,102,662
$9,136,534
y
30,
Los
Angeles;
Millburn,
Kentucky.—V. 190, p. 1291.
33
33
SEC Index of Stock Prices
1958.
named
-
June
at
of
before.
year
increased
pointed out
the
since
1960,
year,
also
peak of
a
record
a
common
stock,
at Jan.
to
the
the
in
43
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
reported operating revenue of
deductions of $27,606,000
company
and
•
34
34
36
,__
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
income before income
gross
$106,434,000
1,
34
____'
Over-the-Counter Markets
municipalities
in rural areas,
compared
.
.
supplies
Co.,
was
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange—
37
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange-—^----------- 37
Montreal Stock Exchange
;
37
Canadian Stock Exchange.....
38
Toronto Stock Exchange
39
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
42
from
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
par
34
Exchange—
previous
capital
report
Effective
Cincinnati Stock Exchange.—
the
to
The
twice
29
.___
the
to
preferred
$77,243,956
25
Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange——
REDEMPTION—The bonds will be redeemable at prices ranging from
100.309
13
of
advanced
outstanding
the
stockholders.
1958.
from $7,516,404
shares
$4.15
rose
for
to
to
11.2%
year
taxes
applicable
on
Working
total
Boston Stock
from the sale will be used by the utility
connection with its construction program and for the
repayment of $6,500,000 of short-term bank loans. With additional
fund's derived from other sources the. company expects to finance its
1960 construction requirements estimated at $58,185,000. •
- •••
in
105.31%.
•
American Stock Exchange..
PROCEEDS—The proceeds
company
•with
fiscal
reported
after
year
of
dividends
pAGE
company's annual report
1959
income
number
Stock and Bond Quotations
the
earnings
Net
,
in
the
fiscal
1959
shares of common stock for
3.75
MISCELLANEOUS
McKim, Chairman, and Lewis P. Seiler, President, announced
15
for
$260,854,200
Net
into common stock.to the close of
Power Co.—Additional
Alabama
Sales
from
In This Issue
J.
April
on
series
Our
INSURANCE I
•
called for .redemptiori. Vri ^June 6, ^nejtt> 2,408
corporation has
chares
INDUSTRIAL
•
Inc.—Partial Redemption—
Reduction Co.,
Air
The
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
,
Associated Dry Goods Corp. for '
1960, climbed to new records,
•
the
by
new
Refining Co. has placed orders for "turn-key" delivery
of packaged porcelain-enamel service stations to be manu¬
this Milford, Mass., corporation.
units,
to be
Bettinger-built
units
installed in New England, will be the first of
to be turned over to the customers as com-
>'pletely erected, equipped, and. ready-for-operation stations.
v
"The
adaptation of our basic modular unit to meet
Atlantic's
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
2
tfte.
station- design is further demonstration of
flexibility
by this concept," said Marc W. Pender, VicePresident in charge of Bettinger's Packaged Service Station Division.
established
service
achieved
to
units.—V.
Bettinger
the
use
major oil mar¬
will make the sixth of the
by Atlantic
Acceptance
keters
1107.
190, p.
The
214
ICC
of the
promissory note
Rise—
of the corporation and its subsidiaries,
depreciation, United Kingdom and overseas taxes
net
Consolidated
income
for
deductions
of
-
The
earnings
1959
U.K.
earnings per share
outstanding. ,;.
Directors of
the corporation
today recommended a final dividend
for 1959 of two shillings,
equivalent to 28 cents per £1 stock unit.
Together with the interim dividend of one shilling, or 14 cents, paid
in October,
1959,
this makes a total distribution of 3 shillings or
42 cents per share for 1959, compared with a total of 35 cents for the
of
outstanding. This compares with
on the 19,500,000 shares then
currently
shares
for
$1.14
previous
li58
income
less
year,
in both cases.
taxes
J
on
April 22,
If
for
share
one
new
every
$45
per
PROCEEDS—William
O'Nuts,
recently
toward
gave
the
campus
Bowater Corp. of North America,
of the Bowater Organization on the
administered, amounted to $33,785,000,
Consolidated net income of the North
its
subsidiaries
totaled $8,810,000 as
1958.
Nfld.,
Lake,
the
and
C.
Inc., New York, Bowaters
Board Co., Catawba,
Bowater
announced
company
on
filed
company
at
shareholders.
shares registered
The
expand
The
the net proceeds to be
$6,000,000 of
company's beryllium
the
used
by
increasing
additional
facilities will
meet the
Pa.
in its fabricating operations
fabricated beryllium shapes.
to
company
for
demand
company
or
new
alloys
and
,
aircraft,
tive
instruments
machines
in
and
Brush
atomic
for
$12,669,000
in
and
1958
in
sales
$7,962,000
$801,000
1959,
electronics
1957.
in
1958
in
Net
amounted
income
$361,000 in
and
Capitalization as of Aoril 11, 1960. adjusted to give effect to
split and the sale of the 260,000 shares being sold by
1974
the
the
comprised 86,434,500 convertible subordinated debentures due
and
B
to
1957.
2-for-i
company,
1,875,214
U
T
shares
of
common
Corp.,
Engineering:
stock.—V.
Wilmington,
190,
1175.
p.
Del.
—
The corporation on March 31 filed
SEC
covering
offered
at $3
The
100,000
shares
of
per share, through
proceeds
to
are
to
purchase
cents)
10
(par
tract
a
of land
for
working capital.
Camden Ink
See
Gaetjens,
Color
&
Co.—Acquired—
Wirth,
Berger &
Inc.,
;•
..
Electric
Week
be
to
and
of May 2:
Southwest
below.
$6 million Farrington Manufacturing Co. debentures; $13.5 million
debentures; $6 million Teleregister Corp. deben¬
Forest Industries, Inc.
tures; $20 million Uris Building Corp. debentures;
Canton
See
Co.
of Baltimore—To Be
International
Canton
See
Mining Corp.,
Co.—To
International
Be
Merged—
Mining
Corp.,
Gas System,
191,
p.
Trust
agent
for
series
due
has
Co.
$25,000,000
1107.
"j
199Q.—V.
been
named
9: $12 million Penn. Electric Co. bonds; $12 million California Electric
bonds; $20 million Wisconsin Telephone Co. debentures, and $30 million
Jacksonville, Fla.
Power Co.
trustee,
the
company's
191,
pp.
1563
and
first
registrar
mortgage
The following data sums up
and
bonds,
the Chronicle's calendar of estimated financing for the
oncoming four weeks in terms of dollar demand to be expected. The figures are
obtained from private and public sources and are broken down by major type of
paying
47/k%
1320.
security
Celanese
The*
the
Harold
*1
of
announced
$50,000,000
institutional
Blancke,
on
of
April
53A7o
12
that
notes,
it
due
has
April
arranged
1,
1980,
for
President
flexibility to sustain its
of
Celanese,
currently active
said
that
company
growth
this
will
greater
financial
Apr. 18-Apr. 22__
trend.
expansion and diversification
issues
these
on
an
figures
represent
may
be
MUNICIPAL FINANCING TABLE
Apr. 25-Apr. 29__
May 2-May 6_„
May 9-May 13—
accelerated
Corporate
Corporates
Total of
Total
Stocks
$111,055,600
64,991,000
57,950,000
47,450,000
$64,230,810
58,184,000
92,768,080
19,126,600
$281,446,600
$234,309,490
*Municipals
$175,286,410 f$222,637,000
123,175,000
184,286,000
150,718,080
$79,985,000
66,576,600
47,295,000
Both
Financings
$397,923,410
307,461,000
230,703,080
113,871,600
stated.
the
beginning of
1955,
Mr.
Blancke
fpprox'metely S90.000.000 in
new
noted,
and
the
company
expanded
h
has
same
to an
1959j operations.
exDanSon^lSSitfno1118^^^ expenditures for new facilities and
recent
vLri
,?
J1 be at an increased rate over those of
nfma rejUi ? Celanese research developments, new
diversification, Mr. Blancke said.
nrineu->Qni°oeS pro,vide for the retirement of approximately 70% of
marketing
Total—
$515,756,090
$534,203,000 $1,049,959,090
domestic
ffvi litr r? ?r^ ue ch(\micals< Plastics and fibers. During the
in
' corporate sales have increased 80%
all-time v,P
high of $265,235,584 for
*
■
$1 million or more.
f Does not include N. Y. City Housing Authority $30,460,000 of temporary loan notes
on April 19, nor Commonwealth of Australia's $25,000,000 bonds on April 26.
X Excludes $133,410,000 of 27 local housing authorities PHA bonds on May 4, 1960.
von
marketing ventures and further
the
the
Bonds
permit
1
Since
regarding
Corporate
nLthe,pruCe?ds from the notes- he sald- wil1 be used to prepay
KI„
"ter,1!) bank loans due t0 mature in installments
fi
permit the use of cash generated by opera¬
tions to finance 7.
future
he
Details
CORPORATE AND
with
investors.
r?ali?nment of debt which gives the*
oasis,
offerings.
obtained from the Monday and Thursday issues of the Chronicle.
Corp. of America—Private Placement—
corporation
placement
certain
common;
Week of May
|
below.
of
Inc.
of Mays
Carolina Power & Light Co.—Appointments—
Irving
1.4 million shares of Columbia
300,000 shares of Dial Finance Co. common; 317,000 shares
(J. W.) Inc. common; $48,820,000 Minnesota; and $8.8 million Pearl River
Valley Water Supply District, Md.
Formed—
below.—V.
period there are—
April 25: $15 million Metropolitan Edison Co. bonds; $30 million Cincinnati
Co. bonds; 54,000 shares of Dynex, Inc. common; 331,740 shares of
Holt, Rinehart & Winston, Inc. common; $7,980,000 Louisville & Nashville RR. Equip.
Trust Certificates; $13,275,000 Cleveland, Ohio; $16,000,000 Los Angeles City School
Districts, Calif.; $8 million Louisville & Jefferson County Metropolitan Sewer Dis¬
trict, Ky.; $75 million City of New York; $30 million Sacramento Municipal Utility
District, Calif.; and $7 million Harris County, Texas.
Clayton Securities Corp., Boston, Mass.
used
be
stock
UP
of April 18:
Gas &
letter of notification with the
a
common
COMING
Week of
Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
.
ISSUES
$12,555,600 General Development Corp. debentures; $12 million
Melville Shoe Corp. debentures; $25 million Commonwealth of Australia bonds,
650,000 shares of Middle South Utilities, Inc. common; 200,000 shares of NAFI com¬
mon; $20 million Puget Sound Power & Light Co. bonds; $35 million bonds and
800,000 shares of Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.; $100 million N. Y. Triborough
Bridge & Tunnel Authority; $25 million California; $29,260,000 Philadelphia, Pa.;
$9,600,000 Fulton County, Ga., and $8,500,000 White Plains School District, N. Y.
Week
from
$18,076,000
to
postponed. Yet the corporates that went through helped
financing pace.
Among the larger issues being scheduled for the April 18-May 13
equipment.
increased
1959
UtUyiil
BACKLOG
note that this week's 41 issues include 19 which are $300,000
(April 25-29) contains 10 issues of $300,000 or less out
scheduled. Our calendar of last week listed 59 issues for the week of April 8-14.
LARGER
industries, and
and other
and
communications
Beryllium's
$1,482,000 in
aircraft
THE
to account for the substantial
the manufacture of sensiin business
in
reactors,
energy
the
about
The following week
Out of this number, 36 were
and compounds, and beryllium copper. It also engages
in
research and development work, primarily for the U. S. Govern¬
ment and its contractors. The company's products are used in missiles
its
bonds). According to SEC data
figures for all corporates and municipals with dates set, which in the case of
less.
of 32
Beryllium is engaged primarily in the production of beryllium,
Brush
end
several. underwriters
It may be of interest to
has other plants in Cleveland, Ohio, and Reading, Pa.
plants are now being constructed, one at Shoemakersville,
to replace the Reading plant, and the other at Hayward, Calif.
The
Two
the
the
April 18, add up to $1.6 billion out of the total backlog. The dollar volume of cor¬
porate issues with no dates set comes to $1.2 billion and excludes the balance of
T.V.A. financing over the $50 million already announced and does not include the
$190 million probable private placement by T.W.A. over and above the announced
$100 million. In short, the dollar volume estimated for corporates and municipals,
commencing April 18, comes to over $3 billion.
facilities. The
fabricating
beryllium metal output to be produced from the expanded
be
of
corporates extend to November 3 and for municipals until June 21, inclusive from
received by Brush
Beryllium from the sale of
the additional shares will be used to
finance
expansion of the company's facilities for the production of
beryllium metal at its principal plant, located at Elmore, Ohio, south¬
east of Toledo. The balance of the net proceeds will be used to further
estimated
An
names
projection of corporates was $590 million—which was
AT
UnklSTfS.-v°in, PprTxol° matUr'ty thr°u*h
'he
«» »
for
$1.96
April recorded sales of corporates amounting to $309,-
LOOKING
of
com¬
$710,595
$1,566,219 equivalent
$100 million higher than last week's computation.
be'
sales
:V,
;
$75 million higher than this week's estimate. The present four-week estimate for
municipals which still doesn't show the usual spring pick-up is, however, about
by
net
to'
..
-
after
are
the 2-fcr-L split which was approved on April 11
shareholders. The offering 2Will be underwritten by a group
to
headed by Kuhn, Loeb &• Co. and McDonald & Co.
effect to
giving
price
Virginia
Windsor'
1959
in the
spring
postponed demand apparently is taking advantage of available funds
that could have been higher if the boom predicted for this year had
Last week's four-week
on
to-bn.. sold ^by&certain
a
also
$944,837,
net income of
SIDNEY BROWN
materialized.
Exchange
and
$13,224,513 and
1960,
was
The
calendar.
April 11 a registration statement with the
Commission for the sale of 260,000 shares
of common stock to finance such expansion. In addition, the registra¬
tion
statement
covers
the sale of 150,206 shares of common stock
The
UNDERWRITERS—The
is
Connecti¬
Total sales for the year ended July 31,
v.r
•
31,
approaching the market, which checked the rise and even created a decline
interest rate, are the two factors that support the conclusion of an active
April 11 plans for a
substantial expansion of the capacity of its beryllium metal facilities.
It proposes to increase the
capacity of its Elmore plant to produce
vacuum-cast beryllium billets from 12,500 lbs. per month to 24,000 lbs.
per month and tc expand its beryllium hydroxide capacity from 35,C00 lbs. of beryllium content per month to 60,000 lbs. per month.
Ohio
Cleveland,
Securities
*..*
Jan.
income
net
offerings, the total for the very active whole month of April 1959,
came
to $868,796,000.
From all indications, despite many of the not-too-booming
indicators, it appears as though this April will hurdle last year's figure. Our last
year's estimate of corporate financing for the comparable period this year was lower
than our present projection by $100 million. This and the first quarter's slowness in
Co.—Expansion—Financing—
Beryllium
Brush
The
share.
coffee
Maryland,
of all corporate
Corp., Calhoun, Tenn.,
Carolina Corp., Catawba,
S. C.—V. 190, p. 2615.
Paper
Southern
Bowaters
Paper Co.,
Bowater
per
575,000 ($77.9 million in stocks and $231,7 million in
Brook, Nfld., Bowaters Mersey
Liverpool, Nova Scotia, The Bowater Power Co., Ltd.,
Co. Ltd.,
Paper
Deer
of
1958.
of
ended
and
$14,591,194
sales
net
period
months
six
the
the
C„ and Toronto and
equaled $26,342,172 and net income was
...
premium
"Chock Full
''V
selling dates.
The first week and a half of
-
include Bowater's Newfound¬
North America
in
Pulp and Paper Mills Ltd., Corner
land
S.
in
subsidiaries
Bowater
"■•V'
municipal financing activity is still in prospect for
The calendar for the week of April 18-22 contains
$175 million in equities and debt corporate securities and $222.6 million in municipals.
The four-week period of April 18-May 13 may tap the market for slightly over
$1 billion for both corporates and municipals.
issues with posted
are
with $30,399,000.
Corporation
and
$8,707,000
against
with
like
Pennsylvania,
in Washington, D.
were
area,
Unabated marked corporate and
The
of
continent
American
pared
the
of
in up-state New York, Maine,
'
divisions
both
areas
Massachusetts,
Island;
Michigan and
EARNINGS—For
Chock Full
metropolitan
York
New
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
the interests
which
through
American
of
By
1960,
earnings
Consolidated
compared
President
to
of The Colloge of Physicians
,
North
and
Columbia University as a con¬
construction Of 'a* medical research building on
stock
and Surgeons. Net proceeds
of the sale of these securities will be received by Columbia,
BUSINESS—The corporation operates a chain of 29 counter-service
restaurants located principally in the Borough of Manhattan in New
the
at the annual generaL meeting to be
the final dividend (less British income
will be paid June 3, 1960, to holders of
both
tax) and the stock dividend
record April 22, 1960.
Ltd.
founder
Black,
this
Rhode
Ohio,
Canada,.
scribed and the books closed.
the
to
in marketing
distributed
cut,
brand
a
stockholders
by
2,
June
on
at
by
I960.
approved
held
priced
headed
issue of
the basis
business
a
further shares by capitalization
of
group
addition
In
produces
concern
label.
O'Nuts"
stock of this
underwriting
F. Eberstadt & Co. The stock was
share. This offering was oversub¬
offering of 126,000 shares of common
the
of
division
ail method grind, vacuum packed coffee under the
priced,
!-
.
stock dividend, through the
of reserves, to be allotted on
five shares held at the close of
recommended
also
Directors
Offered—A second¬
corporation was made on April 12 by an
tribution
equivalent to 90 cents per common share,
income tax of 38a4%» on the 26,380,612
were
of
deduction
before
$16,-
in subsidiaries, amounted to
in 1958.
'\ ,v.'- -
payments to minority interests
951,000. compared with $16,310,000
and
ary
Full O' Nuts Corp.—Stock
During
second
A
the Bowater Paper Corporation, Ltd. and
Its subsidiaries
for 1959 amounted to $56,196,000, of which nearly
70%
was
attributable to the corporation's North American interests,
according to the preliminary earnings report released in London on
April 12. This represents an increase of 11% over consolidated gross
-earnings of $50,806,000 reported for the previous year.
earnings
tion,
food
not exceeding $150,000.
in a principal amount
On
restaurants
Manhattan
granted
1
-
Corp.—Net Up—Dividend May
Bowater Paper
Consolidated
April
City.
Manhattan.
this company authority under Section
Interstate Commerce Act to issue a secured long-term 6'/a%
on
March 30, the company opened a new restaurant in
the remainder of 1960, it will open four more
and enlarge an existing one.
In this opera¬
the company specializes in serving a limited menu of qualitv
in clean surroungings at low prices.
M
y
York
Inc.—Note Authority Granted—
.Central Freight Lines,
Chock
after
Monday, April 18, 1960
.
(1666)
April 14, 1960
and
the
stock
common
to
be
•
severally
pur-
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING. EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Mr.
Zivian
said
'
Chased W
-
1
Eberstadt & ^0"
F
<t*t
Lehman.
Carl
1.000
Loewi & Co.,
Mitchum, Jones
Templeton
parker
&
-----
Eedpatn
Sinronds &
Co
—
Eichler & Co.—
„W
Eicnier
Bateman,
Bioren
Blair
&n„fnc~"
& Co., I
—
& Sons—Winteside
Willow,
jnc
TlfA duPont"
&
Ohio
&
Putnam
Q
&
Reynolds
The
Thalmann______
Lafrd CBisselTV Meeds
L.
Co.,
3,500
Inc
2,000
&
Co
Hammill
&
&
Co-
3,500
&
Co._.
1,000
Co
3,500
Shillinglaw, Bolger
Straus,
Blosser
&
Townsend,
"-Tyson
G.
H.
Dabney
&
Watling,
J.
3i5oo
R.
Drexel
Co.,
Inc
, (
January,
•
1959
R.
income of
The net
principal
the parish in 1959,
interest
and
was
the
par
and
families.
-
•
-
The
<
■.
•
"of
the
R.
right to prepay any one or all of the notes
accrued interest, on any semi-annual interest
30 days written notice.
'
*
paying
establishment
in
consumer
tional scale was
the American
Arthur
O.
President
jointly-owned
new
a
industrial
announced
Express
Robert
American
on
Parker
I.
T.
signed
Financial,
and
agreement
an
Ralph T. Reed,
at
the
I.
C.
T.
&
Baird
300,000
Julien
Collins
Co
300,000
Robert
&
Garrett
Goodbody
&
Sons.
300,000
Co
Halle
&
E.
Hutton
F.
&
300,000
Stieglitz—,
&
The
announced
C. I. T.
000
of the
name
and
at
a
now
later
company
date,
the
and its officers and directors
announcement'
is
the
Johnston, Lemon & Co._
Hayden, Miller & Co.
Baker,
Watts
Carolina
nation's
offices
S.
for
both
various
overseas
banking,
business.
and
credit
in
&
250,000
Co
international
—V.
Both
companies
have
their
home
offices
in
York
New
503.
p.
191,
A
ef¬
v- 191,
i
p.
value) in con¬
Butler Bros.—
voted
100,000
Cohu
Stetson
&
Inc.:.
100,000
>
100,000
•
,
.1
by stockholders of Consolidated at a meeting to be
Wilmington, Del., Consolidated Gas Utilities officials
in
Stockholders
also
of
Louisiana
Arkansas
will
in
meet
Shreve¬
on May 10, to act on the merger proposal.
has already been approved by the Board of Directors of
In addition, formal approval has been given by the
Corporation
Commission
similar
A
Service
Co.Ifor
certificate
is
and
of
the
and
application
Commission
a
Botlx Consolidated
Oklahoma
and
Louisiana Gas Co.,
Oklahoma,
Com¬
pending before the Arkansas
application by Arkansas Louisiana
and necessity has been, filed
now
an
,
Arkansas Louisiana
would
integrated gas utility
which would be known as Arkan¬
Corp.—Acquires—
Proceeds
tn
:
I
as
soil"1}}.6
ancl assumed
c°' The
as
the
pany
I
a
buslness
c°mputer ZL 7.®
is
.Tbe
tical"
and
will
be
used
as
additional
working
V
^ers
?RC"' was incorporated
in
p °*
NeW Y°rk 17' NeW York"
como
use
ofnJiAofOVifes
business
assets
'
services leading to the "efficient and
prac-
application^^ processlng m»chlnes, both for scientific
the fluctuations
In
the
rate
of
of
to
was
revision
a
employees
of
be
the
made
and
corpora¬
named
eight
-Merger Negotiations
managements
organizations.
time,
and
stockholder
to
No
discuss
such
any
the
agreement
possi¬
has
been
will
agreement
be
approval.
3
old
direction
of
of
its 1 present
Ducommun.
;
management
V
V
;
r
as
a
•
&
the
two
companies,
if
1236.
p.
combined,
'
will
approximate
'
"
"
I-*
Du Mont Laboratories, Inc.
See
Fairchild Camera
the'
is
largest
acquisition
single
the
in
company's
43-year
history.
in
six installment sales
Illinois.
in
Continental
of
Continental
total
190,
p.
to
SEC
assets
Joliet,
be
will
and
and
loan
offices in
wholly
consumer
two
operated
as
Commercial.
SEC
at
are
approximately
/ This
be
firm,
of 414 Pioneer Building,
made
on
best
a
amount)
and
principal
amount
The
20
efforts
shares
plus
terms
proceeds
23
shares
to
are
company
per
is
1937.
p.
>
Paul;
St.
filed
Minn.,
registra¬
a
units
in
accrued
to
of
offering will
principal
bond-.($100
one
stock'or'
common
interest.-- The ^public
be
supplied; by
organized
under
of' 50
unit
one
bonds
offering
amendment.
Colorado') law
price
in
at
and
'
>
•
1957'
V
■
for
the
of
not
yet
product
will
in
of
be
production.
Swedish
exclusive
an
the
be
United
used
to
Philip
license
to
Proceeds
commence
C.
2889.
p.
right
additional
the
the
prospectus,
and
Be'ttenburg,
.
manufacture
from
plant
the' sale
and
of
Durox
is
a
shares
aggregate
is
>
bonds
and
to
of
in
Durox
and
will
stock
provide
working
production.
864,700
an
President,
sale
and
the
equipment
maintain
company has outstanding
officers and directors own
which
to
and is not yet in use in this country. It
principally from silica sand, lime, and cement.
Industries, Inc., a subsidiary of the .company, has
States.
for
capital
The
According
origin
manufactured
Swedish-American
of
one
of
of
stock
common
22,296
the
shares
of
(3%).
promoters.—V.'. 189,
~
...
;
.
/
j 1
\
....
,
-
Dymo Industries, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
firm,
writers
of 2546
with
the
headed
of
Tenth
SEC
to be
acquired
shares
Street, Berkeley, Calif., filed a registration
April 11, 1960, covering 150,000 shares of
for public sale through a group of under¬
on
offered
William
by
will
the
R.
be
Staats
supplied
initial
an
Co. The offering
price and
amendment. The underwriter
warrants
company
capital stock at
&
by
for
the
purchase
equal to 110%
price
of
of
10,000
the public
/.The
of
filed
a
letter
common
(par
be
for
used
tools,
In
materials
raw
a
proceeds
to
for general
be used
corporate
Tilmore
below.
by
by
This
of
purposes.
by
the
on
Inc.,
to
be
used
,
Co., Phoenix, Ariz.—Files
per
Commission—
for surplus
Steel Corp.—Exchange
Approved—
ment
mon
the
Shareholders
of this
corporation,-at their annual meeting in Detroit
April 11, approved a management proposal to offer shareholders of
Corp. the right to exchange their holdings of Portsmouth
common
stock for Detroit Steel common stock at the rate of 1.55
shares
of Detroit Steel for each share of Portsmouth,
it was an¬
on
Portsmouth
nounced
by
M.
J.
exchange, remittance for foreign
Zivian,
Detroit
Steel's
President.
-
1
.
v
"on
the
the
Schwerin
are
shares,
(11.73%)
Treasurer.
offering
best
of
efforts"
the
&
made
be
basis
is
at
$1
be
per
at
paid.
of
$3.50
In
be
as
a
by
per
Co.,
addition,
30,000
at
to
share
&
common
cent
one
included
Also
shares
public
stock,
underwriter
price.
common
Co.
to
shares
for
Sandkuhl
by
purchase
the
registra¬
a
85,000
offered
outstanding
for
offering
2,000
be
$0.4375
the
filed
covering
to
being
is to
president of
at
are
1960,
shares
warrants
exercisable
S.
The
nothing
sold to
(30.01%)
shares
sold
in
by
finders
the
the
fee.
is engaged principally in the design, assembly, sale,
installation of hydraulic equipment, particularly of the
System for sugar mills, but also hydraulic equip¬
general Industrial types. It now has outstanding 100,000 com¬
and
of
Hydraulic
shares.
stock,
porate
Of
the
$30,000
proceeds of
net
will be
$15,000 for sales
Edwards
$5,000
Of
thereof.
statement
April 8,
70,000
commission
a
and
are
shares
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
on
15,000
and
or
Chairman
(68.18%)
shares
87,630
34,259
and
outstanding
has
company
199,083
Camp Street, New Orleans,
SEC
which
purchase
be
to F.
personnel,
"
of
company
testing
Edwards
tional
Detroit
to
warrant,
The
the
of
the
which
President,
Board
of 715
with
which
company
,
.
Helzel,
"all
stock
are
registration
and capital accounts..
Hurwich,
company
an
for
shares
on
are
B.
of
directors. These include
and
holders
present
share
..
proceeds
sale
and
development.
product
new
indebtedness,
stock,
common
sale
March 30 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC
covering 80,000 shares of class A common stock (par $1) and
30,000 shares of class B common stock
(par $1) to be offered to
certain of the company's salesmen and policyholders at $2 per share.
No underwriting is involved.
company
Leo
with
stock
corporation,
two-year
With Securities and Exchange
manufacture
capital
Rudolph
statement
tion
-
Dependable Life Insurance
the
certain
of
Edwards Engineering
Co.—Acquired—
Corp.,
to
by officers
owned
through
are
connection
share's
owned
March 30 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of capital stock (par $1)
to be offered
Link, Gorman, Peck & Co., Chicago, 111.
on
in
addition
291,985
factory, warehouse,
and working capital.
remodeling
in
be
inventories
to be
$1)
engaged
labeling and identification equipment and tapes in packaging
engineering, contract packaging, and sales of packaging specialty prod¬
ucts. The company is presently
negotiating to lease a new plant and
approximately $200,000 of the proceeds from the sale of the stock
ment
with the
offered
of notification
stock
is
company
spot"
the
The
190,
manufacturing and selling lightweight cellular ^concrete
building material having the trade name "Durox,V in Minnesota, Wis¬
consin, North and South Dakota, and part of Iowa. The company
Exchange Commission—
58,000
share,
Davidson
The
basis
of
are
company-was
purpose
share, without underwriting.
covering
The
below.—V.
used for the purchase and installation of machinery and
equip¬
in
such
plant. Approximately $400,000
will
be
used
for
the
acquisition of tools, dies, jigs and fixtures, and $100,000 for leasehold
improvements. If the company is unable to lease a plant on terms
satisfactory to it, it will construct a new plant. The* balance of the
proceeds will be used for working capital, including an increase in
$29,000,000.
Jamestown, N. D.—Files With SEC—
March
on
79,727Vs
now
'
■
corporation
per
$5
Corp.
tion
statement
with
the
SEC
on
April 11,* 1960, ' covering $650,000
seven-year 7%
first mortgage bonds and 120,000 shares of-common
stock
to be offered
for public sale
through underwriters headed by
Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc., and M. H. Bishop & Co. The
will
Continental
of
256.
covering
at $2
offices
25.
Core Craft, Inc.,
The
finance
Freeport,
These
acquisition now brings the total number of branch office opera¬
of
—V.
all
subsidiaries
This
Libertyville,
Rockford,
Waukegan,
owned
Instrument
Merger
offering price.
King Loan operates
offices
&
In
—
Minnesota, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
from
of
the business operated by
cornomfi!?lanm?emenfc founded the original organization as well,
is pq«f
,„e address.'of the principal office of the comnrevenf
the
terms
Delaware
Computer Usage
the State
their
two
year
Metals
underwriting
,
c?™Pany was originally - organized on March 28,
rship' bein? known as John W. Sheldon doing
n?me of Co™PUter Usage Co. On Oct. 3, 1955
approved
salaried
present
subsidiary
has
The
expansion of the company's business.
PUSINESS
under
tinental.
nfr
1955
15
a
capital stock,
See
CaPital
Is
owned
statement
Pittsburgh,
Corp.,
MarrmvUc?r
'
the
the
Fa.,; has acquired all
assets totaling $3,000,000 of King Loan Co. of Waukegan, 111., for cash,
it was
announced on .4pril 6 by A. M. Pivirotto, President of Con¬
Co.—Files Stock Plan—
Co., Inc.—Common Stock Offered—
liclv
°?s ^ ^0,» *nc- anc* associates on April 11 pubcommnn6^47'000 shares of Computer Usage Co., Inc.
procee
k <Par 25 cents) at $5 per share
for
McCormick
on
operate
Total
approximately 365,000 customers in
Texas, and Louisiana.—V. 191, p. 199.
Commercial
Commercial
Continental
Securities and
statfcmpntI^Hil^yJu0f 300 Fark Avenue, New York, filed a registration
in its um.i
the SEC on April 8 covering $3,000,000 of participations
shares of L?yees Savin&s and Investment Plan, together with 54,237
185 p
34on 5
which may be acquired pursuant to said plan.
shareholders
the
Exchange
Thursday,
Supply Co.. was founded in Los Angeles in
1849 and sells steel,
aluminum, brass, copper and industrial supplies.
It
operates plants in Seattle, San Francisco, Berkeley, Los Angeles,
San Diego and
Phoenix; and sales offices in Spokane, Fresno, Salt
Lake City, Tucson and
Albuquerque. Its 1959 sales volume was more
than $58,000,000, and profits were
$2,007,000. « Vo
;;,v
V
are
Cosmopolitan Insurance Co., Chicago, 111.—Files With
3.
and
effective
serve
Arkansas,
Kansas,
Corporation
convenience
companies and the combined company,
Assets—
p.
covering
Securities
become
steel warehousing chain with 1959 sales
of about $8,000,000, and
earnings of $513,000. It has service centers
located in Houston, Dallas, Oklahoma City, Lubbock and
Corpus Christi,
and sales offices in Tulsa,
Beaumont, San Antonio and Albuquerque.
It is contemplated that McCormick will continue Its own
name
and
owned
Sperry Rand Corp., below.—V. 191,
also
authorized
to
up
underwriting
,
upon
10
merger
Public
Gas
The
Colgate-Palmolive
'
100,000
companies.
Kansas
899.;
Clary Corp.—Sells
See
into
McCormick
"
Company,
Harold E. Wood & Co.—
purchase of equipment,
J
of
Durox of
*
1564.
p.
May
both
fectiveness of its registration statement with the SEC on
March 15, the
company offered a maximum of 181,611
snares of its
common stock (without
par
ation with its
recent acquisition of
the
to
jointly
March
29
by
Charles
E.
Ducommun,
Ducommun, and Robert K. Moses, President of McCormick
Houston, that the boards of directors of their respective
conditioned
&
to approve the merger of this corporation, of Oklahoma
into Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co., of Shreveport and Little Rock,
be
The
.
City.—V.
an
with
expected
announced
have
150,000
*
■
proposal
City,
The
Offered—Via
Cleveland-
Cyrus S. Eaton, Chairman of the Portsmouth
incumbents.—V. 191, p. 1217.
.:
combining
.
tion
City Products Corp.—Securities
of
statement
,150,000
200,000
This
including travelers cheques,
forwarding, field warehousing,
filed
Portsmouth
Plan
seven
(Allen B.)
Talks-
•
Consolidated Gas Utilities Corp.—Merger News—
services
freight
stock
common
holdings. A
i
150,000
Co
&
and
Winslow,
-
200,000
■
Corp.
'
with capital and surplus exceeding $50,000,-
international
Cleciit cards. It lias approximately 400 offices throughout the
world
!91.
and
consumers
^merican Express Co.,
offers
000,
instalment
of
the
Co.,
This
throughout the U. S.
development
U.
to
of investment.
were:
$30,000,000.-r-V. 189,
Inc.
,
Securities
X Continental
has capital and surplus exceeding $300,000,largest independent consumer and industrial
finance company, with more than 500
Canada. It has pioneered in the
the
will be
said.
Financial Corp.
nature.
ensuing year.
companies
150,000
Doolittle
Strader
sas
;
Trust
the
bilities
150,000
Beane
300,000
300,000
300,000'
Co
dom and West
,
this
approximately 24V2%
Steel, 388,672 shares or
registration
a
was
shareholders
150,000
Tyson
J. R. Williston
with the Federal Power Commission.
■
150,000
150,000
150,000
Mosley Co., Inc.—.
Townsend, Dabney &
&
Corp._
offices to
launch
the
new
organization,
with
a
projected
initial
capitalization of $5,000,000. C. I. T. and Amexco will each provide half
of this capital. It is
planned to begin operations in the United King¬
Germany.
for
was
wholly
150,000
Co.
Stix & Co
Suplee, Yeatman,
Securities
mission.
Express,
It
Steel
will
W.
&
Inc
i
port, La.,
and
He
thereafter.
Ducommun
—
300,000 >
W.
Co.,
over¬
interna-
-
500,000
announced.
an
offer
4,000,000
Underway—
150,000
&
Ipc
of
Detroit
outstanding
was
14,
of
other
that
which
the
and
Steel
and
150,000
Irving
Childs
will
to engage
company
operations
150,000
\
Kalman & Co., Inc
Lundborg & Co._
H. Newbold's Son
600,000
600,000
Inc.
Redpath
,-,p
"
Dietz, President of C.
of
Co..
Co.,
Mellen
Miller,
from
outstanding.
stock
■
date
April 6 by C. I. T. Financial Corp.
on
Co.
financing
&
600,000
&
&
Auchincloss,
Corp.—European Expansion—
of
and
Joseph,
600,000
Haupt
200,000
150,000
Bodine
&
the
issues
on
stock
the
March
on
200,000
200,000
&
Inc._
Crouter
presently
are
of
Ducommun Metals & Supply Co.-
entered
750,000
The Johnson,
Lane,
:/Space
Corp._
Michigan
Co.
held
The
&
Day
of
.
C. I. T. Financial
seas
750,000
Anthony
L.
Weeden
.
prior to maturity on
Co.
of
and
Pension
Corp.
200,000
Crowell, Weedon & Co._
DeHaven & Townsend,
750,000
&
discretion
indicated
Directors elected
&
Sherrerd
&
Co.
Exchange,
14,
tion's
&
Whiteside
Winslow,
Corp.
Ira
Chace,
of
Detroit
200,000
Butcher
Co.,
permit
their
10%
stock
common
3,034,229
President of
-
1,000,000
750,000
750,000
Co._
Inc
Granbery, Marache
of West Duluth
of this issue,- at
Shepherd
&
Burr,
Dickson &
First
available for the payment of
Good
S.
Tucker,
enrollment
-
not
at
Zivian
immediately
200,000
Shuman, Agnew & Co._
Sutro & Co.—;
Yarnall, Biddle & Co
Bartow Leeds & Co
1,000,000
authorized
represented at the
on
either proposal as Stock Exchange
brokers holding customers stock in their
various
Iron
April
&
Co.
Inc.
to
$37,060.40.
Church
PREPAYMENT—The
has
contributing
350 children.'
450
about
will be
the school
in
ol'
congregation
a
Whipple
&
Hirsch
,
has
do
vote
Commission
200,000
Hopwood
Chas. W. Scranton
duPont &
Curtis
Bacon,
provide part of the cost of the new building and the bond issue'
together with this note issue, totaling $360,000 will be the only debt
of the parish.
The Church of the Good Shepherd
was incorporated^ i*Kr1916
and
now
was
to
Mr.
200,000
Leonard
the
which
common
$200,000
Coe
Lynch
Piper, Jaffray
1,250,000
Coffin
unanimous vote the members of the corporation.
PURPOSE—This note issue has been authorized to finance part of
the cost of the furnishings of the new Church and School recently
completed by the Parish at a cost of about $490,000.
vVT'7':*
in
' Moore,
of
approximately
unable to vote
the
Amount
Fahey, Clark & Co
First Southwest Co
1,500,000
S.
&
issue
Purchaser
1,500,000
Smitn Inc._
Moseley & Co
Paine, Webber, Jackson
,
by the
bond
meeting
directors
&
increase
shares
that
Cliffs
"I
below
1,400,000
&
Corp.
•
$300,000
named
Mackall
Co.
2,000
,
to
that
approximately 82%
of the company's out¬
stock was represented at the meeting with less than
voting against the Plan of Exchange and a compan¬
outstanding
approximately 17 %
4'500
Equitable Securities
4,500
F.
,
proposal
6,000,000
explained
of
9^000
4^500
Jenrette, Inc
Corp._$6,850,000
1,500,000
Co
Francis I.
2,000
are
a
&
Pierce,
3,500
Co
&
total
Portsmouth Corp. is primarily engaged in the business
Its portfolio presently includes 741,751 shares or
9,000
II
Amount
Boston
&
Fenner
1,000
Weld & Co., Inc
Williston & Beane
common
the
regulations
20,000
Co
purchasers
Dillon. Union
Securities
&
Co.
Merrill Lynch,
&
Co
Lerchen
White,
1,000
authorized
&
Eastman
1,000
&
Walston
3,500
1,000
1,000
-
Inc
Walker
First
2,000
;
Co.,
SECURITY—The notes of this issue are a direct obligation to The
Church of the Good Shepherd of West Duluth, Minnesota," a Catholic
Church corporation in the Diocese of Duluth and have been authorized
Parish
the
purchase
•
in denominations of $1,000 and $500. All
dated and bear Interest from April 1, 1960
and mature July 1,1970. The first Interest period is
for nine months,
from
April 1, I960 to Jan. 1, 1961 and interest-is payable semi¬
annually thereafter on Jan. 1 and July 1.
The
Inc.—
Gourd
Piirchaser
The
&
McDowell
Stroud
"
of the Issue
and
to
severally
agreed
to
purchase from the company the
following respective principal amounts
of the series U bonds:
■
issue, are
this
of
notes
&
Sehwinn
PURCHASERS—The
1,000
-
Notes
agreed
Our April, 11 issue
reported the offering on April 7 of
$30,000,000 of first mortgage 4%% bonds, series U. Addi¬
tional financing details follow:
1,000
Inc
ion
Plan
West Duluth, Minn.—
CouDon Notes Offered—Keenan & Clarey, Inc., of Min¬
neapolis Minn., on April 7 commenced a $60,000 public
offering ' of 5%% coupon notes of The Church of the
Good Shepherd of West Duluth, Minn., at par plus ac¬
crued interest from April 1, 1960.thp
B.
Donaldson, Lufkin
the Good Shepherd of
Church of
underwriters
have
mF'prstioolbany Corp
-v.
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
1216,
191, P-
—V.
several
they
Commonwealth Edison Co.—Additional Fin. Details—
Co.______
&
Schwabacher
2,000
Ladenburg,
Sloss
Roosevelt
2,000
2 600
Hutton & Co.——
Kidder & Co., Inc.—
Co.,
of
to
follows:
&
company
*
2,600
H".,HhenX
M
which
as
are
the
3%
name
4,500
Jaffray & Hopwood
Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
2,000
3,500
A
of
standing
Shares
2,000
Inc.
GO?,dboi stfegntz":::::::-Halle
,f Itone & Co—
Hayden, Stone « w
Tf
197,388 shs.
purchase from the
stock.
common,
names
shares
of
company
Marron,
&
Inc
Piper,
100(>
-
additional
number
the
1,000
-
Writer
Shearson,
_
from
1,000
1.000
Cleveland Corp.- 2,000
Co.
Inc._.
Co
Christensen,
4,500
^
of
Outstanding
1,000
Curtis
Peters,
2 000
Shields
™C°i*irst
The Fast
Hirshberg,
The
Co.—- 2,600
Evans ^
Clement A.
Stone__
Paine, Webber, Jackson
2QQ0
KSvn0"co0n'°n
shares
respective
1,000
&
1>000
En§rown
Chace,
2,600
2,000
1.000
2,000
cents)
UNDERWRITERS—The
&
Roland
Norris
25
The underwriters have options to
0
8,000
Inc._,
Authorized
500,000 shs.
.
(par
3,500
_
Model,
stock
4,500
-
Co
2,000
'
Wpcks~&
aaker'
____
Rhoades
Loeb,
3,500
SSS. w£i.»ffj°—1'000
InC'
M.
Inc.—
3 50o
iSfcK
Baker,
Brothers
Co*. Inc—
Baker &
Common
Shares
8,500
Co
jPr
jf
;
.
Shares
Hydraulic
to" move
into
used
System
new
to
the .company's
pay
salaries for
promotional purposes,
for
quarters,
other
and
uses,
sale
one
of
the
year
of
addi-j
new
$25,000 for adapting
$25,000 for research!
the* balance
for
general
cor¬
purposes.
the
outstanding
each
directors,^. Clarence M. Schwerin, HI, and. Joseph
propose to sell 15,000 shares to the underwriter.
subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
stock,
45,125. shares
owned by two
Poggioli; and they
are.
President of the corporation, announced the sale on
company's Corona miUwortt division to General Lumber
Properties, Inc., in accordance with the terms ratified
by the company's stockholders on March 30.
The sale included the
business plant,
machinery and equipment, inventories and accounts
receivables of the Corona millwork division.
It resulted m a profit,
after applicable taxes, of more than $1,000,000, or approximately $1.00
1959 of $14,827,290 were 48% higher than in 1958,
this firm's annual report to scocknoiaers. Net income
share* was $3.04 compared witn $z.07. The principal
improvement was a substantial rise in the earnings
chemical division,
which contributed 68%
of total pretax
went
Gilbert
Mr.
division
millwork
on
was
explain that the sale of Empire's Corona
made as part of a major new expansion pi oto
become available from this sale will be
that promise a greater potential for
profits.
As an example, Mr. Gilbert noted that Empire has been in¬
creasing its holdings in the E. L. Bruce Co. of Memphis, Tenn., the
nation's largest hardwood flooring manufacturer, and now owns more
than
55%
of the outstanding Bruce stock.
Harry Gilbert is Vicechairman of the Bruce Boara; Edward M. Gilbert, his son, a director
of Empire, is Chairman of Bruce's Executive Committee.
The BruceGilbert team has produced a 14% increase in net income for the first,
six months of Bruce's fiscal year over the same period in the previous
year.—V. '191, p. 1217.
;■
V% /!,
■;,' V;
into growth situations
channelled
^
inoustrial
operating proiits.
,
Including
the company's share in the undistributed earnings
of
non-consolidated units, principally Grace* National Ban«c, Panagra, and
Gulf & South American steamship Co., earnings were $3.44 per share
and revenues
sales
Net
1958,
in
increase
an
Chemical
Latin
ous
profits
results
their
'
$469,695,671 compared with
$2.38.
versus
,
%
400,000
class
surpassing
' ;
■
.
The ICC
OA1
.
divisions
chemical
all
with
44%,
rose
1958.
.
$434,234,391
•
„
.
Instrument Corp.
&
Camera
Fairchild
t
In Merger
—
;■■,^-v3-%
Fairchild and David T. Schultz, President
stated, as achievement by Latin American
governments of more stable exchange rates was accompanied in some
cast's
by - increased import restrictions, and because of tne continuedworld surplus of shipping capacity.
Citing the major developments of 1959 and early I960, President
J.
Peter Grace noted
the purcnase of 53%
of the stock of Oosden,
Petroleum Corp., an important independent refiner and producer witn
levels,
report
the
President of
Mont
Laboratories, xnc. announced on March 31
that Boards of Directors of both companies have authorized representa¬
tives of each company to .negotiate a
meiger agreement between the
two corporations, on the basis of one share of Fairchild common stock
lor
eacn
15 snares
of Du Mont common stock, and one snare of
Fairchild common stock for each 5.7 shares of Du Mont 5% cumula¬
Carter,
John
Allen
of
Du
B.
will
Fairchild
of
eacn
The
EEC
corporation
The
proceeds
1149*
for
used
be
to
are
V'':ryv3'
Cincinnati, Ohio.
program.—V.
Co.,
&
Westheimer
tnrough
snare,
per
The
SEC—
contributed
production
foresee
"We
of
officer
executive
chiel
company.
the
continued
a
for all Firestone
in the demand
expansion
have appropriated
projects," Mr. Firestone said.
Included in Firestone's plans are
five new plants. Tire manufac¬
turing
facilities
are
now
under construction in Calgary, - Alberta,
Canada, and Bethune, France. Synthetic rubber plants will be con¬
products in world markets. To meet this demand we
structed
will
■
in
he
Coral
Port
Other
this
facilities
new
Bareilly, India,
for
Texas,
Orange,
and
the
a new plant
production of
the company's Hopewell,
of synthetic fibers and
built at
manufacture
being
the
polypropylene.
Expansion and
:
modernization programs are under way at all Fire¬
stone's North American tire plants and are scheduled to be completed
this year. Included in this are plants in Akron, Ohio, Pottstown, Pa.,
Memphis, Tenn., De\> Moines, Iowa, Los Angeles, Calif., and Hamilton.
Canada.
Ontario.
textile
the
-
Other
plant
S.
U.
Plastics
rubber
modernization
and
is
facilities
Co.,
the
are
Pottstown
Akron and Wyandotte, Mich.,
Firestone division in Quincy, 111., synthetic
a
Akron
in
Charles,
Lake
ana
La.,
and
World
the
Castle, Ind.
Foreign plants to be expanded and modernized are those in: Brent¬
ford, England, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Sao Paulo, Brazil and Valencia,
Corp.,
of
division
a
addition
in
Firestone
New
to
July
due
1,
debentures
The
properties.
various
the
indebtedness,
of
of
shares
266,832
stock
company
class
purchase
class B shares.—V.
100,000
189,
SEC
corporation
March
on
covering 120,000 shares
at $2.50 per share,
The
•
Md.
of
stock
(par. 10
■
190,
2711.
p.
Garlock Packing Co.—Annual
Meeting—Acquisition—
*
the
At
stockholders'
annual
meeting held on April 6, the Garlock
Packing Cc. announced that it has contracted for the acquisition of
Chetron
Corp.
of
Los
Angeles as a
wholly owned subsidiary;
an
approved corporate name change to Garlcck Inc. and the election of
new
director, Donald A. Gaudion, President of Pfaudler Permutit Inc.
The
a
stockholders
of
the
value
par
of
SI
share
per
and
Change
to
the
statement
of
permit further diversification of activities.
Garlock President, A. J. McMullen, informed stockholders that under
corporate
the
purchase
exchanged
agreement,
for
by
approved
Garlock
the
law.
c.apital
stock
California
the
California
by
to
purposes
The
stock
April
on
Commissioner
amount
of
of
stock
of
Chetron
provided
29
be
be
transaction
Corporations
to
will
Corp.
the
shares of
required
not
as
exchanged
was
stock,
common
of
record
Commenting on the business outlook
for
Garlock,
the
"Earnings for 1960 should be at least equal to the
Share
earned
Grosr
sales
ahead
of
gale.;,"
of
net
barring
earnings
similiar
for
period
of
decline
unforeseen
an
the
first
1959
but
two
not
months
the
portion
equipment
of
to
the
be
XeroX 914
new
BUSINESS—The
$4,807,209
and
net
income
of
$181,764.—V.
190,
1960
March
971.
p.
William
.
firm
This
.
Recht,
announced
located
under
and
President
the acquisition
Market
&
Streets
will operate under
company
the
April l
supervision
pelaware Valley
of
the
Fred
Mr.
in
of
of
this
Camden,
name
W.
of
Hess
N.
Y.,
J.
proceeds
leased
Color
will
and
Co.,
Inc;
the
serve
area.
GBW
See
Color
Gaetjens,
$31,739,000
and
Berger &
stock
from
to
sale
the
customers,
be
Corp.
Registers
—
Equipment Trusts—
The
on April
14 filed with the Securities and Exchange
registration
statement
relating to a proposed public
$30,000,000 principal amount of equipment trust certifi¬
offering
cates
by
due
tank
for
&
at
will
The
will
proceeds
to
from
the
offering
a
minimum
railroad
•
freight
May
the
hopper cars,
$33,000,000 out
over
have
treasury
of
3,200
over
covered
of
the
in
1,
benefit
1961.
group
a
headed
The
of
railroad
built
of
by
cars,
the
mostly
company
of
the
funds.
company
$1,500,000
annual
will
sinking
otherwise
not
sale
of
stock
and
the
shares
cf
at
scribed
The
the
of
$30,000,000
certificates
for
company
will
the
be
used
of
cost
toward
below,
First
Kuhn,
the
for
additions
to
its
fleet
of
such
pursuant
of
to
Boston
freight
cars
for
its
fleet
own
„i
Loeb
Merrill
General Pacific Corp.—To
Malleable
payable
net
&
$1.25-
was
to
Lynch,
&
&
Steel
Sell
Division—
Castings Corp.,
190,
-
-
and
furnishes
p.
1523,
M,
Lieb,
Co
stock,
together
companies,
Trailco
to
will
Corp.;
Life
Insurance*
Co.
have
Trailer
of
Co. $3,200,000 evidenced by joint
issuing company and Highway Trailer
It is contemplated that the loan will be
the
1075
the
notes
will
issued
be
debentures will be
time*
to
par,
and
plus
until
for
of
the
that
at
convertible
at
time.
the
the
sinking
in
each
company
unless
maturity,
interest
accrued
stock
common
any
trailers
iund
at
redemption
a
price
of
case.
fluid
and
carriers
in
shares
offer
to
paid
,__27.00
for
the
transportation
of
common
common
.
p.
a
forma
pro
of
the
its
truck
for
business
basis,
the
10
share
common
and
the
on
outstanding
the
months
$20,693,716
used
[predecessors
have
engaged
been
trailers
of
company
and its subsidiary, Highway
ended Oct. 31, 1959 had consolidated
income
net
of
approximate
during
the
10
equal to 16 cents
number of
31, 1959.
$499,217,
weighted
months
average
Oct.
ended
1,
new
and
have
stock
as
8.50
3,665 350
severally
not
&
sub¬
Trask
Ellis
&
&
&
Co._,.__
Hutton
Lester,
<Sc
&
Stores
2.50
Burns
&
&
Co._
Co.,
100,000
Co
_______
191,
Hill's
100.000
75.000
—-
Corp.
Westheimer
100,000
Supermarkets,
April
of
Iowa-
50,000
Co
&
11
on
Additional
:
financing details follow:
UNDERWRITERS—The
1111.
of
names
•,
nhar
of
glares
of
class
total
number
of
shares
of
clas
purchase
from
Underwriter
53,21s, 183
De¬
Financing
Inc.—Additional
issue
reported the public offering
April 8 of 100,000 shares of the firm's class A stock.
1.50
1960—2 Mos—1959
$2.25 per share.
50,000
&
Rice & Co.,
Securities
tnto
$3,129,724
-
605
p.
tails—Our
1.00
«l*975,335
Co
Inc.
&
______
100,000
&
Inc.
Irving J.
100,000
Podesta
Hutton
F.
McKelvy & Co
Prescott,■" Shepard
50,000
_____
&
225,000
—
Co.-
&
300,000
Kaufman Bros. Co
50,000
McDonnell & Co.. Inc.— 100,000
Denton,-
&
Co.__$250,000
&
&
Wohlstetter
150,000
Co
Bros.
Co.
—V.
Inc.—Sales Off—
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will
to reduce current liabilities;
Blair
Seskis
Hardy
150,000 J*
H.
Boenning
2.50
Little
1960—Month—1959
Amount
Dempsey-Tegeler
150,000
Inc
D.
1.50
.
their respective names:
opposite
-
Co._
Hopkins, Inc.
set
E.
Cruttenden,
Rutty & Co., Inc.—
Westheimer &
Co
&
amounts
Auchincloss, Parker &
Redpath
Baker, Simonds & Co.,
Courts
Co._____^_^ 2.50
Ryons
the
Finkle,
3.25
-Co.„-.«__J_Z
Sage,
in
Amount
2 50
Southwest
F.
stock.*
Co.____________ $450,000
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.
450,000
Abraham & Co._]
50,000
Inc.
Co
E.
common
&
%
Slmmons____ 2.50
First
of
bentures offered
Allen
3.25
,
Co
George D. B. Bonbright
4.25
of
debt;
percentages
are
shares
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named
below
have
severally
agreed, pursuant to the underwriting agreement, to purchase the de-
'
Inc._____
Rhoades
1960.
common
long-term
respective
Dodge
Silencer
______
3,509.329
,
years
completion of the current financing, out¬
capitalization of the company will consist of $7,653,000 of
debt; 148,486 shares of 5%
convertible preferred stock, and
sundry
dpclared.
Harvey Boat Works, Inc.—Class A Common Stock Offered—Walter R. Blaha & Company, Inc., of
Long Island
City, N. Y., on April 4 publicly offered 100,000 shares of'
Harvey Boat Works Inc. class A common stock (par 25c)
at
of
other
standing
common
the
■
Clark,
Blunt
sl'762'224
191,
line
and
containers
cargo
and
company
entered
Co.,
shares
to
—V.
a
sales
per
to
capitalization
$100;
1322.
Hartfield
Gn
It
Trailer
hv;
shareholders.
Peck_I_~I3IZZII 3^25
p.
The
1924
paint
syrup,
aluminum
and
manufacturing
$1,627,-*
April
the
below
the
8.50
4,25
191,
In
were
on
in
par
named
8.50
_____
&
chemicals,
steel
since the early 1920 s and
manufacturing a line of telephone
and power line construction
equipment. Plants of the company arc
located in Edgerton and Stoughton,
Wisconsin; Hazleton, Pennsylvania,
and Newark, New
Jersey.
the
'
:
Day
the
company
:
,
which
each
stock
which
each
are
Hemphill,
Paine, Webber,
&
Jackson
F.
Stone
C.
Lanvley
Reynolds
Clark,
7 000
Shields
Goodbody
5,000
& Co.__.
duPont & Co
Shearson,
5,oOO
Dodge
Co
Model,
&
Co.—
5,000
Co.—-
f.OOO
&
&
Hutton
5,000
&
I.
W.
agreed
agreed
Shares
Underwriter
E.
and the
severally
severally
follows:
Hayden,
Curtis—
Bache
Francis
as
shares
.—_____—.—34,000
Noyes & Co
7.000
.
underwriters
several
stock
Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
Inc.
the
A
sA
& Co
—
& Co., Inc
Hammill & Co—
Co.—
&
Co.—-
5.00U
5,000
5,000
~
Roland & Stone—-
3,5uu
Appointments-
.
The
be
used
as
additional
to working
working capital to
finance boat inventory; new
product development; cost of establishment
capital
below.
into
at
factures
com¬
.
company
Pierce,
Smith
of
its
on
1929.
banks,
the
Co.__
Brothers
share
income
share
per
54,800,000
was:
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
—V.
into
cars.
manufac¬
holder
the
oil/asphalt,
mar¬
amounted
per
the issuance of
to
preferred
par
the
1959
dividends
cents
share
per
notes
1960
the
Corp
specialized
nt
„.° ur,£°upa^es; 11 also owns and operates other
turing plants, bulk liquid storage terminals and, in addition,
to industry a diversified line of
products and services.—V.
National
and
underwriters
from
Period End. Mar. 31-*-
manufactures
debentures,
insurance
obligations
Highway Trailer Industries, Inc., through a wholly-owned subsidiary,
Highway Trailer Co., is engaged principally in manufacturing a broad
line
of
truck
trailers,
Including
dry
freight
carriers,
refrigerated
the
and
entry
cents
exception of
20
White, Weld & Co._
i__ 8.50
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.__„_ 4.25
contemplates for 1960 the expenditure
principal business of the company is the
supplying of its rail¬
road
freight cars to railroads and shippers for their use. The cars
are
furnished principally to the
chemical, petroleum and food indus¬
tries, and to other industries requiring specialized
freight cars.
£>ee
of
60
or
cash
the
of
cents
x*
stock,
purchase
for
Lehman
cars.
American
its
in
company
paid
with
rate
cumulative
The
General
has
1917
the
repayment
of
common
to
forth
set
Adams
the
the
of
from
General
Connecticut
Highway
notes
maturing April l, J.975.
during April, i960 and
par,
new
principally
manufacture
marked
$27,576,000
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect
&
a
certificates
to
6%%
106%%
Inc.
April 11
1953.
/
Carl
1970.
General American Transportation
of
will be made by
by
the sale
borrowed
discharge its
option
at their principal
previously redeemed, at
an
initial conversion price of $4.75 per share prior to Feb. 1, 1965,
subject to certain adjustments.
The debentures
will be redeemable
at optional redemption price*;
starting Sept. 1, 1960 and ranging from
duplicating machines.
In
commercially
its
fully
auto¬
$2,031,000,
of
in
company
since
year
the
of
to
rentals
share
per
dividends
Fenner
secured
and
Co.
lend
REDEMPTION—The
of
working
offset
which
quarterly dividend of 6'.4
/
be
commence
prior
reimbursing
will
cost
a
certificates
callable
1&80.
Co.
Airslide
and
fleet
which
Net
1,
Loeb
cars
The
.
May
certificates
its
fund
be
of
Kuhn.
The
a
new
to
several
made
;
from
be
inventory and start-up expenditures for a
plant, 'aaW'for"working capital. Massachusetts Mutual
in
the
%
corporation
Commission
to
equipment,
Insurance
Co.,
proceeds
$3,200,01)0
by tne company to
in
in
introduced
rentals
UNDERWRITERS—The
Transportation
for
Copier,
income
and
cents
each
in
1956-58,
Wirth, Inc., belcw.
American
'
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
and
net
sales
49
or
shares
Inc.—Formed—
Utah
1959,
•
machinery,
and
copying field.
SALES—Sales
agreed
General
Office
i«e.^omi)any at AprU
Co.,
one
is
about
agreed
company's present xerographic products
volume automatic document reproduction
company
914
19,400
.
Splendor,
which owns
and
operates
and New Mexico, was formed at
through merger of five uranium com¬
of the nation's largest uranium producers.—V. 190,
'
proposed
The
high
A
GBW
Jr.
for
DIVIDENDS—The
N.
Ink & Color
and
used
Life
share for 333,213 additional
$1.25, at the rate of one new
engaged
is
papermasters
the
XeroX
pared with
Brooklyn.
the Camden
materials.
making
1960,
matic
Wirth, Inc.—Acquisition—
Chairman
on
10th
at
Hidden
Wyoming,
PROCEEDS—Net
Witn
Office Copier.
company
primarily
for
000,
Co.
other
or
used
office
Gaetjens, Bergrer fy
stock.
in
beginning of October,
be
keting of products for xerographic and photocopy reproduction and
for photographic use.
Xerography is a dry electrical process which
images and permits tbeir reproduction on ordinary unsensitized
and
ending Feb. 28 were $5,502,245; ret income
figures compare with January-February 1959 sales
which
companies.
company's
period
These
basis,
v'v'/
xerographic
are
are
'/"'O'"'
common
stock
will be
applied to the retirement of all outstanding
notes payable to banks. The balance of the
proceeds will be added to
general funds and will be used primarily for increased inventories of
paper
forecasted
as
share-for-share
a
of gasoline, heating
liquids. It also manu¬
for the movement
of all types of dry freight
by truck, trailer, ship or airplane, and a
line of telephone and power
line construction equipment and main¬
tenance truck bodies for use by construction,
electric and telephone
business.
of
great
as
on
(tomorrow).
year,
6V2% convertible subordinated debentures, due Sept. 1,
,1975, at 100% and accrued interest from March 1, 1960.
This offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.
Boston
PROCEEDS—A
President
per
1960,
19,
& Co. and Van Alstyne, Noel & Co. offered on
April 13 $3,000,000 of Highway Trailer Industries, Inc.
10 shares then held. A group headed by
Corp. will underwrite the offer, which is
to expire April 27, 1960.
$3.49
in
reported.
for
$249,729.
was
1659
and
the
he
St'es
in
stock
common
,
—Alien
per
par
Stock
the
of
;
,
to' apply for listing of its pre¬
Exchange. The preferred stock
plans
York
Highway Trailer Industries, Inc.—Debentures Offered
creates
stated.
into
company
New
April
end
mills.
uranium
in
the
the
mir.es
2342.
p.
share for each
is
disclosed.
stockholders
rights to subscribe at $24
also
approved proposals that the authorized capital
stock of the corporation he increased from 1,000,000 to 2,500,000 shares
its books at year-end at their cost of $21,368,793,
amount
common
dividend
chairman of the board, stated that the company
than $55,000,000, before provision for deple¬
depreciation, from its presently owned mining
on
common
panies
Iftc.,
Haloid Xerox, Inc.—Offers Rights—Haloid Xerox
First
the
uranium
capital.
is offering its
quarterly
a
and
said
on
expires
its
on
the
.
equipment and
paid
21.
Dec.
more
interests
convertible
the'
to
Col,
stock
common
last
the company, a subsidiary of Atlas Corp.
further reduced its debt by some $700,000 and paid quarterly dividends
of 16% cents per share on its preferred stock and 17% cents per share
~
with
cents)
Securities
,
,
to be used for advertising,
are
notification
Maryland
through
-.
proceeds
letter
a
of xommon
offered
Baltimore,
filed
30
its
stock
Since
Gross Furnace Manufacturing: Co., Inc., Richmond, Va.
;
realize
Odium
right
for
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
share
Odium,
B.
to
from
Mr.
''v/V/.
2566.
p.
on
$95,500,
per
amortization
and
is
has" out¬
now
cents per share of outstanding com¬
the
preferred
stock during
the
period
leaving about 33 dents per share earnings
35
about
stock.
properties carried
.
Venezuela.—V.
Floyd
tion,
...
-
about
cents
expects
A and 995,000 shares of class B
warrants. Arthur H. Baum, Presi¬
dent, and Leonard Baum, Vice-President,
together with their wives,'
own an aggregate of 1,093,500 class B
shares; and the two wives pro¬
pose to offer and sell 110,000 class A snares resulting from conversion
1,043,233
plus
The
Ontario, Canada.
scheduled for expansion
stock.
of
Dividends
/
to
income, after all charges including
for the three months ended Dec°
reported net
$1,434,922
has
taxes,
common
17 VSe
V
New York, filed a registra¬
1960, covering $2,000,000 of
1975, together with 110,000
are to be offered for public
SEC
debentures
A
rental-income
In
basis.
In its first report to shareholders'since it became- publicly owned,
disclosed that its , three months profit; from mining oper¬
amounted to $2,476,432 before provision for the non-cash items
of depletion, amortization and depreciation. In the three-month period
the company also reduced its oulstamidinjg debt by $4,918,612, leaving
debt of $2,443,j51 at the year-end, according to the report,
underwriters
standing
to
are
share-for-share
a
,*
,.
t-ional
plan of
ations
.'y:'
:
William Street,
on April 8,
15
the
with
class
of
by
par value of $1 each, of which
and 200,000 shares of class B stock
recapitalization, and 200,000
be iskued if
and when tne class B
tne
\ the company
(unnamed) on a best efforts basis at. 100% of.
principal amount, with a 15% commission, to. the underwriters plus
2% as an expense allowance.
The company and its predecessor have since June 1954 been engaged,
through subsidiaries, in the ownership and management of rental-];
income
real
estate,
the properties being located
principally in the
City of New York. Net proceeds of the sale of debentures are estimated
at
$1,614,550. They will be added initially to
working capital, for
ultimate use with other company funds for the acquisition of addi-,
Woodstock,
at
Wheel
plants
Bestos
expansion
for
Steel Products plants in
plants.
Electric
The
scheduled
Also
convertible
sale
stock,
rubbers.
are
for
installation
Virginia,
in
year
man-made
Diene
and
France
Jerome,
completed
and
specific
for
$120,00-3,000
approximately
of
corporation,
statement
6harcs
facilities are currently being expanded by a
8120,000,000 construction and modernization program, it was revealed
in New
York last week by
Harvey S. Firestone, Jr., Chairman and
Worldwide
of
Great American Realty Corp.—Files for Offering—
This
tion
& Rubber Co.—Expansion—
Firestone Tire
v
by chemicals.
1959
in
the
for
ferred
.
on
equivalent to
amounted
.
186,
expansion
an
,A'..r.('v
of
Splendor Mining Co.—Earnings—Pfd. Listing
and
stock.
mon
in
special section in the report is devoted to Grace's role as a sup¬
plier of chemical and paper products to the packaging industry. In
195.9, the company's sales to this fast-growing industry amounted toapproximately $75,000,000, or 16% of total sales.—V. 191, p. 604. *
7%
p.
stock
A
company
1«59,
31,
"
68%
class
converted
interest
A
March 30 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (no pan to be offered
on
39,000
covering
$5
at
merger
of the voting stock
Corp., Dayton, Ohio—Files With
Steel
Federal
„
,
if the definitive
corporation
is approved by the Boards and holders
the two companies—V. 190, p. 2340.
agreement
Of
preferred stock.
be
the surviving
convertible
tive
petrochemicals; entry into' the manufacture of
synthetic jet lubricant esters, as well as plasticizers, by the new
Satco Chemical Division; and the successful completion of three
wells in the Libyan oil exploration venture in which Grace is asso¬
ciated
with Texas Gulf Producing Co.
and Standard- Oil Co. (New
Jersey). ■
' v
-Commenting on the important changes brought about in tne-com¬
pany in the past decade,
the report- pointed out that in 1950-1952
over 95%-of
Grace's operating earnings before taxes were contributed
by its steamship and Latin- American activities, compared with the
postion
strong
of
is
.Hidden
.
a
issued
shares
stock
all
stock,
class A stock
pursuant to a
of
si.ares
stable.
more*
historic
Receives Permission to Issue
=
V ,;-i.
—
March 30 authorized this company to issue not exceeding
of its class A common stock and 200,000 shares of its
on
common
be
to
arc
earnings also increased substantially from the previ¬
economic conditions were generally better and exenange
However,
Grace Line earnings
were well below
as
Express, Inc.
snares
B
200,000
;
American
year,
rates
of
wire
8.2%.
or
Helm's
Stock—
.
Negotiations—
company
boats,
products.
-
will
which
Funds
gram.
the
Tenn., and the balance
is engaged in the manufacture of fiber¬
swimming poois, and other plastic consumer and
The company's manufacturing plant is located at
Aloha, an industrial and suburban area approximately 10 miles south¬
west 01 downtown Portland, Oregon.—V. 191, p. 1111,
plastic
glass
common
lactor
in
the
of
Monday, April 18, 1960
*
.
reserves.
BUSINESS—The
to
according
per
^
for
for
Earnings
;
Gilbert.
April 1st of the
Corp. and Corona
.
additional manufacturing plant at Knoxville,
of
Grace & Co.—Annual Report-
(W. R.)
Corp.—Plant Sale—
Empire Millwork
Harry
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(1668),
4
additions
to
Chemical
registrar
and
p.
for
Irving
1586.
Bank
the
Trust
class
Co.
New
A
York
stock
has
Trust
and
been
class
Co.
B
appointed
.has
been
stock
of
transfer
appointed sol
corporation
agent.—V. 13)
the
Number 5943
Volume 191
.
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial
Chronicle
(1669)
announced the
11
April
nn
filing
District
Southern
the
with
of
New
the
PROCEEDS—$250,000
United
York
of
.
iqg
Supple-
DUrsUant to Section 172 of Chapter X of tne
» moditicd piftn 01 reorganization for Hudson &
fpp's
on
-
-
has
Hughes
Howard
announced
to
funds
4.73%
notes
Capital
and
other
Dillon,
Read
&
will
also
purchase
of
enough
with
TWA
&
Co.,
investment
and
City on April
$100,000,000
subordinated
At
stockholders
number
of
the
will
TWA
annual
consider
a
meeting
proposal
••Class
This
will
money
The program
Mr.
to
total
of
sum
mapped
the
all
the
sale
this
is
mark
from
subordinate
any
its
April
of his
rowings.
trunk
•
r
of
End. Feb. 29—
Operating
Operating
Federal
Other
income
class
operating
.
halsey
ro-Hfi
Stuart
inclusive
The
&
9,243,020
$6,541,662
$15,126,682
Bache
certificates
are
5,981,691
•
to
yield from
13,376,229
Wlooooot0 be
offered
on
to
secured bv 500 aU-steel hopper
Associates in the
offering
are:
Blair
n!S
J.
(inn
ui'mann
for this
Henrv
Robison,
,
& slJecial meeting has"
purpose
Engel,
of
lorce
Bucilla trade
mui
Pailf
i'
maintainpri
anrt
The
I
C.
w
q
«
ores
230 Fifth
and
Ave.,
specialty, shops.
New York City,
of
'
lqsQ
raP°,rted sales
1Jay.—V.
191,
The^cf Container
COrPoratioh'c
1566.
of
$56
A
for
into
is
operates
where
no
c°rP-—Class
Sales
its
^*as the first
a
of
the
the
notes
finance
to
be
&
business
of
stock
and
class
B-5
except
class
A
to
as
—V.
&
Co.,
stock
on
date
the
terms
contract
and
the
first
shares
subject
the
to
underwriters
conditions
&
Co._
'
43,000
Frescott,
&
&
&
David
Underwood, Neuhaus
10,000
Co
A.
Inc.
Noel
&
C.
Co.„
10,000
Henry,
Co—
7,500
have
&
&
agreed
Co
of
A
stock
&
Co
F.
that
&
Franc
Co.,
&
will
to
officers
Beane
&
initially
aggregate.
an
>
797.
the
"
0.75
Watling,
Co.—
1.20
Harold
Wood
&
Co._—
0.75
Wcodard-Elwood
&
Co.—_
0.75
Lerchen
E.
&
Electric Co.—Bonds Offered—An
5%
series
due
Lynch, Pierce,
14, $15,000,000
1990
competi¬
its bid of 100.21%. All the other
on
rate.
They
from
bank
net
the
loans
were:
sale
of
incurred
proceeds
for
will
these
to
to
be
bonds
finance
31,
during
and
borids
new
added
will
to
be
used
construction
1959
it
sold.
are
to
costs,
which,
is
The
working capital and
c6$t$v'ICis estimated
defray construction
construction
;..v!
;
receding
be
from
of
scaled
1960
may
aggregate
$23,-
-
from
from
106%
101%
to
the" / fronds may be made at
to par,
which sinking fund redemptions
par, plus accrued interest in each case.
of
is
company
50%
its
business.
gas
service
and
employees of the com¬
employees will be reoffered by
p.
0.60
*1.60
Co
engaged in the business of generating,
distributing and selling electric energy and distributing
selling natural gas,'
For the year 1959, 50%
of the company's
operating revenues was derived from its electric .business and
3,000
Williston
&
and
3,000
R.
offer
Stix
transmitting,
3,0l)0
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
to
5%
a
EUSINESS—The
3,000
Co
0.75
1.20
of this com¬
and accrued interest to
yield 4.935%. The
group won award of the bonds at
expenditures
prices
Co.,
Inc
1.60
1.60
REDEMPTION—Optional redemption
5,000
Cassell
160
Scherck, Richter Co
Schwabacher & Co.—_____
Se-ltsam, Hanni & Co., Inc.
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
*
5,000
&
Co.,
Gardner™.
aggregated $2,000,000 at Dec.
will total $3,000,000 before the
of
200,000.
J.
7,500
class
Noyes
—
10,000
Eichler
balance
5,000
15,000
:
&
_
&
3.50
ultimately will be utilized
Co
Pierce
1.20
Inc.
Reinholdt
loans
7,500
&
Co.____
0.60
short-term
estimated,
Co.,
Co.
Kohlmeyer
101%
which
*Shares
Shepard
&
&
April
x*etire
7,500
Sutro
-•
3.50
Peet
O.
5.50
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
have
Inc.
15,000
1.60
1.20
Jackson
Halsey, Stuart & Co.*
Inc., 100.107; First Boston Corp.,
100.05; Glore, Forgan
& Co. and Lehman
Brothers, 99.8199; White, Weld &
Co., 99.65, and Blyth & Co., Inc., 99.39.
r
basis.'
below
Webber,
group headed by Merrill
Smith Inc. offered on
bids named
remaining
the
named
& Co.____„
Co._____
Rauscher,
5.50
underwriting
tive sale on April 13
of
outstanding.
which they be¬
1961;
5.50
Co.,
Curtis '
H.
Turner,
mortgage bonds,
pany at
share-for-share
a
commencing Jan. 1,
annually thereafter.
&
191, p. 902.
Fenner
sub¬
are
on
1.60
Inc
1.60
Cook
Ohio
underwriting
Ardisco.
100,000
Newhard,
The
1.20
&
0.75
5.50
0.60
Paine,
Co
Guerin
Co._,______
Inc.
Co.,
Co.;
' 0.75,
Inc
Milburn, Cochran
3.50
-
&
Co.,
'
1.20
,
Brothers
&
0.75
Inc.__
Iowa-Illinois Gas &
stock, class B-2 stock,
stock.
the
the
Co.___
&
Co.__
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Inc._v_____
'/V
Glore, Forgan & Co.—
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
..
by
&
Co.
Co._.
&
and'
•
incurred
\ "
;
___________
Estes
between
mature
-
Co.,
&
Josey
Loewi
C.
&
I.
Lemon
Lehman
_——
curities
increased
difference
&
Sullivan
Inc.
.
bor-
$317,667
an
made...
was
of
H.
3.50
1.20
Becker
Eppler,
shares
bank
St0clc
Christopher & Co.__
0.75
Crowell, Weedon & Co
^0.75
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
0.75
Dempsey-l'egeler & Co.___
1.60
Eastman Dillon, Union Se/
territory
Estimated
EARNINGS—For
the
1959
year
$6,709,700, compared
p.
Corp.—Files Stock Plan—
population
is
approximately
approximately 357,000.
territory
■
of
296,000
the
and
company's
of
its
■
the
reported
company
electric
service
gas
■
net
income
1219.
Jamaica
Montreal
with $5,516,374 for the previous year.—V.
and
Madison
Fund,
Inc.,
have
joined
in
the
its
share.
filing
fiscal
and
the
v
27,
registrar
191,
International
assets
of
Canton
in
Madison
the
hearing
a
affiliates.
Co.
of
It
of
is
proposed
Baltimore,
that
through
of
Co.
of
of
Baltimore.
Baltimore,
342,500
shares
proposal,
merger
of
preferred
share
one
dividends.
Such
$10,830,000.—V.
Kingbird
Canton
Md.
(about
operates
>
-
79% )
of
Keon
outstanding
com¬
of
the
stock
stock
the
of
preferred
for
Canton
of
surviving
each
will
433,195
on
the
purchase
191, p.
will
require
total
of
payments
basis
of
Subscription
although
to
engage
about
The
of
at
3:30
joint
managers of a
1 1
1975
will
after
1970,
stock
plus
stock
company
common
may
which
stock
on
will
or
22
and
to
ad¬
950.
* y
be
be
on
31,
or
redeemable
be
for
dividends.
BUSINESS—The
automobile
and
credit
its
.
company,
sales
other
per
and
preference
share, plus
property,
and
insurance.
the writing of credit life
The company
presently
types of financing business
>.
of
sales
of
sales
in
in
made
Marine
Corp.)
principal
The company's
latter part of 1959
1960.
The company
1957.
Its
Calif.
the
January,
Kingbird products
were
Kingbird
Covina,
established
was
17,
or
on
about
Jan.
1,
during .the Uatter >part of 1959.
the company did not actively
products
and
products
for
consist
in
use
beach.
and
Included
of
variety of
a
items
for
leisure
a.id
around
swimming pools, in the garden,
the Kingbird products are pool toys,
water craft, ornamental and architec¬
among
surf
equipment,
fountains, water
GIVING
safety
equipment,
EFFECT
TO
and
novelties.
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs
loans
•107,500 shs.
liam O.
$20,000
—
stock
($1
par)—
to
be
issued
promotional
as
Baker, President of the company.
In addition,
shares
6,000
to
Wil¬
shares
ax*e
being retained by the company to be issued in the event of the exercise
of the option held by the underwriter to purchase up to 6,000 shares
of the company's stock.
underwriters
Keon
and
purchase
named
company has agreed to sell to each of the
and each of the underwriters, for whom
below,
Company is acting
the
number
of
as
representative,
shares of
common
has severally agreed
set
stock
opposite its
to
name
below:
Shares
Keon
and
Company—-—--
Harbison
&
Henderson
—V.
p.
..
Norman
24,000
Birr
1434.
191,
..
26,000
&
C.
Robert
Company,
Co.—
Inc
Shares
5,000
5,000
"
-
t.
King Loan Co.—Acquired—
See
Continental
Commercial
Corp.
-
>
above.
,
of Kansas City, Mo., is engaged primarily
direct lending to consumers on auto-
health
com¬
into
financing,
personal
accident
various
i
the
publicly
Inc.
;
Universal
Oct.
on
Front Street,
sale
•Including 35,000 shares
1965,
all
After March 31, 1970,
the sinking fund at $20
Kingbird Products,
share.
business.
the
Common
before
called
dividends.
accrued
in
lighting,
Bank
group
convertible*
and
Offered
12
per
law
UNDERWRITERS—The
before March
thereafter
Stock
April
on
i
p.m.
conversion
privileges expire. The
for redemption at the option of the
prices ranging from $22 to $20 per shave after March 31,
31
conducts
p.
''
I
stock
preference
the
of
of
shares
Common
(formeidy
West
the
CAPITALIZATION
from the sale of the preference stock will
new
stock
common
into
preference
and
expire
—
associates
commencing
few
a
sales
games,
tural
the company for the redemption of short-term notes which
in connection with the company's expansion program.
by
its
Kingbird
at
balls,
incurred
conipanv
in
will
will underwrite the offering.
mobiles
188,
above.
California
products
toward
commenced
1960,
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.,
and Stern Brothers & Co. are
accrued
April
subscribe
XV'
Inc.
Products,
under
at 836
Kingbird
view
a
Prior
of
warrants
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
of
with
preference stock for each
stock held of record on April 7,
(CST) on April 25, 1960.
191,
un-
share
one
Inc.
60,000 shares of
(par $1) at $2
recreation
four shares of common
March
record
may
allotment.—V.
to
America,
stock
actively
1112.
on
the
of
Products,
incorporated
line
common
are
and
subject
Company and
office is located
converted
corporation
the
of
be
Securities Co.—Rights Offering—The com¬
is offering to holders of its common stock rights
to subscribe for 165,000 shares of 5V2% cumulative pref¬
erence stock at the subscription price of $20 per share,
u*ed
per
;
Interstate
'be
shares
BUSINESS—Kingbird
was
pany
that
price of $25
a
one
PROCEEDS—Of the net proceeds, $40,000 will be used for
inventory;
$15,000 will be used for advertising, including preparation of
catalogues;
$25,000 will be used for sales promotion; and $20,000 for additional
working capital.
fV ■
(
the
&
offered
mon
integrated
an
and
il960.
to
of
%■/.//1 'XV ^' '-'//' ;.':X
//See Automatic Retailers
outstanding.?; Immediately
after
the
merger,
the
surviving
corporation will make an offer • to all holders- of its- new preferred
to purchase all of the outstanding shares of preferred stock tendered
within a 60-day period at a cash price of $25 per share plus accrued
the
basis
Keilson Co.—Division Merged—
;
a
merger,
shares
Los
the
majority-owned
a
Canton;
the
shares
basis
unsubscribed
Rights—The
shareholders
on
rights will be given to shareholders of
expire May 11. In addition shareholders
"
Under
Issue
thereon.
Alex. Brown & Sons, investment bankers,- owns
(13%); and the remaining 32,915 shares are owned by
public investors and employees of Canton. At Dec. 31, 1959, Canton
also had outstanding $3,697,000 of 4'%%
promissory notes.
into
shares
common
:':7:X;XX
■;/;;/:
ditional
shares
shares
A Stock Offered—An
request
are
Canton
port
owns
stock
57,780
ended
stock.—V.
to
Ltd.—Will
issuing rights to
of
to
terminal
sales
of
1960,
is
The
will
amount
name
executive
year
April
Los
at,
Chicago,
until
Service
share for each 10 shares held at
new
Mining Corp.—Proposes Acquisition—
corporation
Public
company
purchase additional
Madison, for cash and notes of International in the
of
$10,829,875,
equivalent to
$25
per
share
for
the
outstanding stock of Canton. Canton is to be merged into
Northside Warehouse Corp., all of whose common stock will be owned
by International. The merge" or surviving company will change its
worsted
Public offering of stock of this
finance
company.
of
authorized, of which 77,000
purchase
underwriters
of
total
Mills.
showrooms
in
par
severally
D.- Jones
Edward
'
15.15
Inc
—
G.
B.
presently
Bernhard
offered ionnnSup, headed by Shearson, Hammill & Co.
this New v ? s^ares °f $1 par value class A stock of
share. Thie
corPoration at a price of $11 per
c°mmermni
U£u
to
time
loan
indebtedness
the
Inc
&
subsidiary
j
der/Jrafnorea"
the
an
all
1975,
nationwide
appointed
common
the
this
Any shares not subscribed for by
the public.—V. 191,
were
been
equal
at
time
convertible
REDEMPTION—The
Bank has
and class B
of
maturity
payment
Baird
Chiles-Schutz
current
wholly owned subsidiary of International will acquire,
Corp.—Registrar Appointed—
^?anbattan
s
million
A.
190,000 shs.
15,000
Madison
an
trust
1566
p.
the
the
upon
15,000
Co.
Co.
persons
12
Head
warehouses
and
have
%
1.60
Bosworth,
'J
sale
of
Co
Co.,
Bateman, Eichler
application with the SEC for an exemption under the Invest¬
Company Act with respect to a proposal for merger of two
affiliates; and the Commission has issued an order giving interested
subsiriio™1 Francisco. Bernhard Ulmann also operates a Canaa
warehoiK« J,,!!
e,r tbc name °f Bucilla Products Utd. It maintains
market
«Asa
room In Toronto servicing the entire Canadian
India! h
°Wn Canadian sales forceently has sivd
Inc- ls a diversified textile company which presrange of tpvn?peratlng divlsi°ns producing and distributing a wide
offering dvpw
Produots for consumers and industrial users and
Tbe
comnanvg_and finishing services to fabric converters and knitters.
P.
B-4
been
International
d'an
Nov- 28
proposed
&
"
annum.
be
identical
convertible
Bradford
The
cars, estimated to
a
below
net'
per
scribed
1.60
Inc.
1,000 shs.
extend
shares
of
4.60%, according
are
subject to
Indian
company
.
to'dpnn
Angeles
names.
named
Johnston,
Co.-
W.
Inc.
corporation, of 67 West 44th Street, New York, filed a registra¬
tion statement with the SEC on
April 8, 1960, covering 97,750 shares
of common
stock, being shares which may be purchased under the
company's Employee* Stock Option Plan.—V. 190, p. 1734.
been called for April 29, 1960
L°well, Mass.. and maintains
a? Long Isl&nd City, New York,
°?ated* Sales are made through
company
Unsub¬
Co.,
of
C0,1 founded in 1867, is a manufacturer and imlinens
Tt« >!IV
,.tting yarns. art needlework products and decorative
Ever Matr>hb °uuots are sold under the Fleisher, Bear Brand, Botany,
officers'u-p
to
the underwriters to
Porte^nf'u ?lrr!arin
spinning
Angeles
/
&
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.,
'
'
reduction
pany.
12,049,727
April
President
President
the
St0Ck
-
&
V
265,000
1,000,000 shs.
the
the
10,000
cash and the transaction involves about
e is aubJect to approval by stockholders of Bernhard
,
1959,
$10,511,434 and
dividends, to $1.52
% Of
Inc.
'X',/."
23,000
'
&
Robert
409,000
to
an
Co
&
&
*The
i
Dick &
n annour|ced by
and James E.
It
be for
nnrpVio''
$4 400
'
15.15
C.
"
118,500
subclassified into class B-l
are
the
Alstyne,
mon
Ulmann
250,000
-'"
,
Ripley
Allyn
210,000
;
"
':/%■'*7'--V1/
effect
acquire
Hammill
Bateman,
Indian Head
Mills, Inc.—To Acquire—
onprnHi^eemeilt for the Purchase by Indian Head Mills, Inc. of certain
sidiaripc v,aSSu
of Bei'nhard Ulmann Co., Inc. and its operating subThe
to
have
are
in
Hentz
Van
Merle-Smith, R. W. Pressprich
McMaster Hutchinson & Co.—V. 191,
eeman & Co- and
1112
*'
'
ment
3.75%
underwriters
31,
of
-
'
,
represents
stock
&
Shields
and sale of- the certificates
the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
of
1
'
^
*
'
from
notes
the
Curtis
■
scaled
*
«
Bache
//U
in
at
Gocdbody & Co
Paine, Webber, Jackson
$13,176,084
6,814,713
a!iSU«y' Issuance
1
norization
p.
rate
convertible
B-l
Shearson,
12,296,000
8,904,910
associates
of
A.
■
1960—2 Mos.—1959
4,387,737
and
Oct.
income
preferred
This
12,385,000
Inc.
'
^
•Shares
the
$7,677,805
Co.
:
i
to
increase
rate
Interchemical
$2,610,000 Illinois Central Railroad 4%% equipment
maturing semi-annually Nov. 1, 1960 to May 1,
f
after
the
Brothers
306,250
v''/-'"210,000
.
option
UNDERWRITERS—Under
Co.—Earnings—
'
ended
consolidated
Inc.
ssverally agreed to purchase from the
company the number of shares
of the company's class A stock
set forth below opposite their
respective
names:
-,V-.I V.■ '/ • /">",•/
■v.
not
4,637,816
operating income
charges.—..—
191, p. 1322.
rr
1963)
proceeds
these
stock, class
contained
Illinois Central
RR.—Equipment Trusts Offered—
cost
E-3
sub-classes
the
6,103,000
taxes—
states—Alabama,
and
the
company
has agreed to sell
to them,"
respective percentages
indicated
below, all of the
preference stock as shall not be
subscribed for by exercise
Harriman
A
sub-class
Class
to
6,811,000
after
—1V.
interest
sub-classes
come
$44,046,370 $40,112,528 $87,968,385 $81,691,142
24,919,749
23,080,129
50,213,683 ,47,314.148
taxes—
12
purchase,
in
Stern
30,000 shares of class A stock reserved for
issuance pur¬
the company's restricted
stock option plan, and
385,000 shares
stock reserved for conversion
of class B stock.
to
class
H.
1960—Month—1959
revenues—__
expenses
to
rights:
>"
1
,
1963)
•
the
such
§§Class B stock is
880 jets. The new
financing program, when completed, will make it
possible for all of these aircraft to be owned
by TWA.—V. 187, p. 1650.
Net
has
sidiary which i?
industry in 1938.
is currently
leasing from Hughes Tool 15 Boeing 707-131 and
Boeing 707-331 jet aircraft. TWA expects to
put into service this
summer additional
Boeing 707-331 SuperJets and a fleet of Convair
Net
net
amount-of
YyX ttThis note
TWA
Period
with
Unsub-
.
interest,
prime
suant
Hughes
Telephone
year
year
equal
'
1,000,000
••Includes
five
Illinois Bell
of
450,000
.
,
per
the
3%'%, the prime
Tool.
the
.
1963)
-
initially applied
company
of
pay
flow.
equal to approximately seven times
airlines in the nation when Mr.
.
stock,i $1
HA portion of
offered will be
Kansas
does
$1,201,424,
UNDERWRITERS—The
shares
Outstanding
fiscal
fiscal
had
cities
Louisiana, Missouri, New Mexico,:
plans to open at least 15
ending Oct. 31, 1960.
company
share.-
agreed
par value—. 500,000 shs.
385,000 shs.
amounts hereunder include $1,200,000 of current
borrowings
Ardisco, Ltd. Interest rates on current
borrowings by the company
and Ardisco,
Ltd. are
J/2%
and
%%, respectively, above the prime
rate which, at
April 8, 1960, was 5%
according
holdings and
1
of
severally,
-
,'The
lendevs.
11, does not,
equipment sold
FINANCING
the
the
59
Tne
scribed
without par value_^!
$1 par value
;
stock,
B
15,
15,
Dec.
"
stock
A
vkkClass
deben¬
cash
own
to. all...senior
out on
of
Hughes
on
$340,000,000
of
assets
entered
was
involve
of
position
a
encumbrance
any
The
in
which
Hughes,
impose
be
short
common
of
common
fall
may
.
1960)
(due Sept. 30,
*
are
by which TWA
and
•
during
in
Kansas,
Texas.
subsidiaries
income
located
Georgia,
and
v.'
1968)
serially to 1963)
*Z
serially 1961-1970)
(due
notes
cap.
••Common
shares
from
10,000,000 to 15,000,000.
currently 6,674,155 shares -outstanding,". he continued.
Finally, Mr. Hughes further agreed to provide whatever sum of
money may be required, up to $50,000,000,
to make good any amount
There
notes
cap.
tt5%
each
in
offices
its
advanc-",
ex--
offices
EARNINGS—For
'*
to
(due Dec.
The
increase
to
I
103
Oklahoma
new
capital
$io 345,000
(due Nov. 15,
bankers,
income
:
PRESENT
debt:
(due
Capital stock:
common
stock purchase
warrants,, and Hughes
only its pro rata portion
($78,000,000)
but
debentures not taken up by othevs to provide
$100,000,003.
28,
of
commercial
—
capital notes
Brothers
Lehman
in
Florida,
Ohio,
the
of
of
imports
Authorized
capital notes
§6%
;
not
any
the
authorized
TWA's
Freres
divisions
Arizona,
and
notes:
§The
this program with institutional lenders.
the senior borrowing TWA presently plans
support
detachable
with
tures
Tool
lenders.
Lazard
stockholders
its
to
Inc.,
and
/
7%
discussing
presently
"Second, to
are
offer
institutional
Co.,
industrial
7%
expanding jet fleet of Trans World Airlines, Inc., subsidiary-'
of his Hughes Tool Co.,
through the development of a $340,000,000
program. The flier-industrialist will contribute up to $150,000,000 as
his part of the largest single piece of financing in airline history.
7
Mr. Hughes described the three-part program as the combination of
his own resources
plus loans from banks, insurance companies and
other institutional lenders.
"First," he said, "up to $190,000,000 is
to be sought
through private placement with banks, insurance com¬
panies
balance
working
inventories,
lb€2-1971>_
serially to 1963)—
subordinated
-4.07% notes (due
the
to
receivable,
15, 1971 (due Ser.
3.66% notes (due
rate
the
raise
accounts
used
since
/
activities of the corporation consist
basis.
Junior
Financing—
plans
ne
\
be
outstand-
Corp.
June
*/
the
for
The
additional
-
will
the
12-year subordinated notes due
June 15, 1971 (due ser.
1962-1971)
5%7c
subordinated notes due
principal
Hughes Tool Co.—Subsidiary
provide
■
income-producing
installment
business.
of
Credit
53/4%
'
,
an
finance
5%
p
,
and
to
financing
Inland
'
,
-
to
finance
used
this
acquisition
of
'
a wholly-owned_subsidiary,. Railroad
and operate the railroad. First mortgage bondSK* n'nd refunding mortgage bondholders will receive on a parity
«10 038 100
of. 20 year 6%
first mortgage bonds and 590,476
"wps of class A stock of the Real Estate Company; adjustment*
?nme bondholders will receive 58,849 shares of class B common stock.
Renting about 9% 'of the equity' of the Real Estate Company.
As
in
its earlier
report, the Commission approved the exclusion
narticipation under the plan of the preferred and common stock-»
vinirfprs
of the debtor,
in view of the fact that the debtor's assets
insufficient to meet the over $70;000,000 of claims of creditors.
The cla«s A and class B stocks will share pro rata in
the earnings:/
nri assets
of the Real Estate Company and, in the event of a sale
f the railroad
properties will shares pro rata in the first $18,500,000"
previously $17,000,000) of the proceeds of the sale. Should the proreeds of the sale exceed $18,500,000 the class B stock will receive 90%
nf the excess and the class A stock
10% of the excess up to July 1,,
1964
(previously July 1, 1963). Should excess proceeds develop there¬
after the class B stock will receive a diminishing percentage and the:
class A stock
an increasing percentage of the. excess proceeds until
Dec
1 1977 (previously March 1, 1970). Thereafter the class A and B
stcck will share pro rata in all proceeds of the sale of the railroad.',
1071.
be
of
the
affiliate
business.
notes (due
serially
Subordinated debt:
will acquire
—v. 190, P.
will
the
TllCurrent bank
borrowings
Senior term debt:
or
n
in
with
.■
■
...ill
proceeds
An
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
,
.a.
nanv
also
company's
funds
ports
Terminal Buildings, and
don
h
is
BUSINESS—Principal
ing
as to
which the Commiss
December 1958. The modification
«.
"ri llf distribution of the proceeds of a sale of the railroad
1111
.tin,
among the new class
A and class B stockholders;, no other
pr0pSn of the plan is altered. As previously provided, the debtor".
prn rmitinue as a Real Estate. Company to own and operate the
Plan
„
the
Ardisco, Ltd,
obtained
the
in
of
Ardisco
funds
Man-
.
■ruJ
®P
accounts
1953,
Bank-
d
Co
proposed
by Herman T.
Stichman,
Trustee."
hattan "<lM nhattan owns and operates the Hudson Terminal
BuildHudson <»
town Manhattan
and the Hudson Tubes, an interurban
ings m oc
eiectric ranroaa
between New York City and points in
rapid tranf
commission concluded that the modified plan is fair
New jeisey.
and feasibifc, and recommended its approval by the Court.
and e(lnlan represents a change in but one
mndified plan represents a change
aspect of the
of
by the corporation in connection
States '
a
,
et?r
SEO
pi,strict oout
mental htp i
ruptcy Ac '
1
Manhattan RR.—SEC Reports—
&
Hudson
The
5
through two operating
(G. R.)
Kinney Co. Inc.—Sales Lower—
Period End. Mar. 31—
Sales
—V.
-
191,
p.
1113.
1?60—Month—1959
$5,921,000
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$8,405,000 $15,194,000 $16,090,000
,
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1670)
Kratter
Co.
Dividend—News—
Corp.—Ups
on
,
stock
also
is
The
Fort
Kratter
on
May
also
declared,
Directors
of
Board
three
advance,
in
16,
will
1960
be
third
June
made
15,
will
payment
record May 2, 1960. The second payment
1960, to holders of record June 1, 1960. The
holders of
to
15,
July
made
be
corporation has announced that its offering to stockholders of
shares of $1.20 cumulative convertible preferred stock has
been fullv subscribed and that approximately 150,000 of the additional
300,000 shares registered for oversubscription purposes had also been
subscribed.
The subscription price was $20 per share and
the cor¬
The
1,000,000
tion
the
See
the
real
monthly
company
common
basis
r
8c
has
firm
investment
estate
eleven
paid
the
month
Chase
and
v.*.
agent
share.-
per
has
Bank
convertible
transfer
appointed
been
preferred
corporation. '
stock,
$1
I
above.—V.
Co.
Mining Corp., above.—V.
Siegler Corp.
below.—V.
191,
184,
National
for
City
1,000,000
corporation.—V.
Bank
191," p.
of
of
shares
"
1436.
.
corporation
The
shares
of
accrued
'
-
its
0%
189,
in
eight
figures,
inclusive
Merle-Smith—
&
Co.
California
Ander-
of
par)
■
ftirsch .&
'
•
,
the
*
E.
Redemption—
t"
v'vv!"
share each.
No
'Cq.;
-Johnson;
The proceeds
*
759,000
Co.___ :
' CO.
'
100,000
'
-
Hutton &
F.
:■
*
1,()00,000
•
150,000
Lane,.
..-Co.
Wallace,
600,000
V<Co.
v--<
Space
2035.
Kenower, MacArthur &
John B.
&
Coe
&
Co.
—V.
——
•
"•
-
.
;
250,000
.
'
'
-
■
,
150,000
—
200,000
-
1,500,000
150,000
F. S. Yantis & Co., Inc.
■
1437..*
p.
500,000
,
&
i'J-350,000
Inc.
Co.,
•
•
•
191,
•—
; 300,000
.
Hutchinson
Geruldsen
——
Wertheim
& Co.——_
C. "N; White As. Co.—
Arthur
L.
Wright
&
150,000
200,000
500,000
* 300,000
-v
—
.
.
*
—
Mackall
*
,
Joyce & Co.—
McMaster
150,000
"
Swiss American Corp.—
Thomas dS? Company
Van Alstyne, • NoeF &,
■
■
underwriting is involved.
*
.
to be used to liquidate obligations.—V. 190, p. 903.
*
»•■*
■
200,000
_
.
400,000
"
Talbot—
—
-
Stifel, Nicolaus &, Co.,
> - Inc. 1—_—. 250,000
Walter Stokes & Co
150,000
.J. S. Strauss & Co—_<• ,,400,000
Sweney
Cartwright &
•
*.150,000
.
Hannaford
& Co._
Frank, Meyer &
150,000
500,000
Brothers
•Fox
Company—- r~ 400,000
Creston H. Funk, Hobbs
The company on April 1 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 4,918 shares of common stock (par $1) and 4,918 shares of "
preferred stock (par $50) to be offered at $61 per unit, in units of one
1434.
Stern,
Stern
Co.
300,000
>
H. J. Steele & Co.-*.--. *
&
&
^00,000
.
;——
250,000
*
son
($1
Co.
(Inc..) —250,000*
Ellis
R.
William
&
—-
Co.
<
Inc.
Staats
&
500,000
Co
Chapman.
Freeman
1,400,000
250,000
—
M. Simon & Co.-—
400,000
_:
First
>
&
2,500,000
500,000
John Small & Co.,
1,500,000
Inc
& Co.
Farwell,
redemption. on May. 2, next, 2,500
preferred stock at $21 per share plus-
p.
Co.
I.
250,000
for
cumulative
dividends.—V.
V
200,000
Inc.
Corp.
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
called
has
ler
&
Podesta
:__
Fahnestock
Mayfair Markets, Los Angeles, Calif.—Files With SEC
.
p.
500,000
&
Co.
Closing of title is tentatively scheduled for May 9, at which time
ownership is expected to pass to Kratter.
Webb & Knapp had contracted on Feb. 11 of this year to purchase
the St. Regis Hotel from executors of the estate of Vincent Astor.
announced the purchase price as
purchase money mortgages.—V. 191,
Co
_1.
Schwabacher & Co.—
Shearson,
Hammill &
Evans
appointed
400,000
_____
200,000
Cruttenden,
been
250,000
_______
Co
&
Salomon Bros. & Hutz-
Green,
has
stock
Inc.
Co.,
Rand
150,000
Dallas Union Securities
York
'
r
&
500,000
&
Burton
—
Co.,
New
Co._
&
;
The
years."
two
L.
Cooley
1114.
p.
750,000
Inc.—____
300,000
,
Clayton Securities Corp.
Proposal—
191,
common
Matheson Co., Inc.—Partial
Kratter,
Kratter
C.
Edward
2015.
p.
.
of
1,500,000
&
Bradford
798.
p.
..
Marvin
statement,
First
The
registrar
Chairman and President of
Kratter and William Zeckendorf, President of Webb & Knapp, Inc.,
said
terms
of the agreement provide that the operating lessee
"will
manage and operate the St. Regis with lease rental options extending
joint
1,500,000
Co.
-.150,000
.
_—
100,000
1,000,000
Co.—
Stearns
&
J.
Marquette .Corp.—Registrar Appointed—
"
■
,
200
Supply
1,000,000
;
A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.
Bear,
«fe
of
of
value,
par
publicly owned real estate investment firm has entered into an
agreement with Webb & Knapp, Inc. providing for purchase of the
Hotel St. Regis in Newr York City from Webb & Knapp and its long-,
term leaseback to a Webb & Knapp subsidiary, it was announced on
April 8.
1 .*■•'. Ol
..
a
&
200,000
—
Barth & Co._
J.
&
George K. Baum & Co.
Baxter & Co. *
Marine Fiber-Glass & Plastics, Inc.
Offering Com¬
pleted—The recent public offering of 200,000 shares of
this company's common stock (par 10 cents) by Jacey
Securities Co. has been completed, all of the said shares
having been sold.
The announcement was made on
April 8. For details of offering, see V. 191, p. 1114.
was
Manhattan
Inc.
200,000
Co.—
&
North
Co.
1,400,000
—
_
Fitch,
Dick
The
In
International
See
January,
cumulative
Co.
Watts
100,000
—
700,000
Nongard,
Showers
&
Murray, Inc. __
150,000
J. A. Overton & Co.__
100,000
Patterson, Copeland &
Kendall, Inc. —
150,000
Penington,
Colket
&
Co.
—150,000
Carl H, Pforzheimer &
Co.
:
250,000
Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
Inc.
800,000
J,'Raffensperger,
Hughes
500,000
&
Securities
—
Corp.
&
Barret,
Co.—Merger Negotiations Underway
Metals
200,000
150,000
Parker
prin¬
;:•/
Mullaney, Wells & Co.
New
York
Hanseatic
1,500,000
Co
Baker,
Magnetic Amplifiers, Inc.—Merged—
con¬
dividends
per
$1.20
of
$1.20
Bache
'
,
was
December
The
the
,
,
severally
Moreland,
Brandenberger & Currie
•
Redpath
under
organized
was
Co.
-
150,000
•
Co.
distributed in September, October, No¬
or a yearly basis
of 96c per share;
as
of Feb.
1, 1960, the rate was increased to 9c per month, or an
annual rate of $1.08 per share; and as of Feb. 10, 1960, the rate was
again advanced, this time to 10c per share per month for the months
of March,
April and May, placing the Common stock on an annual
share;
per
vember,
Steel
Ducommun
See
to holders of its A and B shares since
formed last year. It disbursed 7c per share on the
stock in June, July and August 1959, an annual rate of 84c
secutive
-
,
Mid-South
..
.
:
Strudwick
&
Ashmun
S.
have
respective
ii,
Amount
$6,600,000
Co.
Corp.
C.
below
following
!•*..«!•/
Securities
Anderson
any
nationwide
The
,
Mines
Co.
&
;
American
proceeds of this offering will be used principally
Lode
Madison Fund, Inc.—Joins Acquisition
all.
at
Inc.
Allison-Williams
Co.
expired April 12th. The corporation offered the
through rights directly to its own shareholders and
underwriting or standby underwriter in this offering
stock
not utilize
did
Stuart
Halsey,
-
named
the
company
Amount
...
1435.
p.
exploration.
McCormick
which
rights
preferred
St.,
Blair
offering a gross amount of approximately
$23 million, before expenses, fees and commissions.
Holders of class A and class B common stock were offered subscrip¬
realized from
poration
29th
Northeast
802
Montana law, in
May, 1959. Its principal place of business is in Virginia City, Montana,
a
restored frontier town, and Madison
County, and the Washington
office for the company is located at 9013 37th Ave., Southwest, Seattle.
The purpose of the corporation is to prospect and explore for ores and
minerals, to locate mining claims and develop them and other mineral
properties.—V. 191, p. 606.
■
to holders of record July
1960,
at
purchase from. the
of debentures:
to
amounts
Auchincloss,
BUSINESS—Lost
1900.
1.
191,
PROCEEDS—The net
for
convertible
May
Texas.—V.
located
share.
per
successive
dividends of 10 cents per share on the new $1,20 cumulative
preferred stock. The first 10 cent payment will be payable
monthly
Worth,
is
company
agreed
cipal
.
_
April 21st.
The
the
of
Macale,
of Seattle, Wash., 011 March 22 offered 48,000 shares of
common
capital stock
(non-assessable)
as
a
mining
speculation in gold and silver minerals, at a price of $1
2,* 1960
payable
office
Lost Lode Mines, Inc.—Stock Offered—John T.
directors last month. This stock
to shareholders of record on
by
voted
was
distribution
(par 20 cents) at $1.10 per share. This
oversubscribed and the books closed.
was
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
stock
common
offering
April 14 the firm's board of directors voted to
increase the company's regular monthly distribution to 12 cents per
share (an annual distribution rate of $1.44 per share) from the pre¬
vious
rate
of
10 cents
per
share.
The payment will be made on
June
1,
1960.
to holders of
record of the company's class A and
class B stock on May 16.
1960.
An
initial
stock distribution
of 10%
on
the class A and class B
meeting
Its
At
•
Monday, April 18, 1960
...
V
,
'
"
.
(Philip) Morris Inc.—Net Up—News—
are
Philip Morris Inc.'s sales for the first quarter of 1960 set "a new
high" and Joseph F. Cullman, 3rd, President, told stockholders
at the annual meeting he estimated the company would show an "8V2 %
increase in earnings on a 3V2%
sales improvement" for this period
compared with the initial quarter of the previous year.
Approval of
the acquisition of A.S.R. Products Corp. was voted by stockholders of
the major cigarette company at the meeting.
Pointing out that sales of the company's filter brands, Marlboro,
Parliament, Alpine and Benson & Hedges, are improving steadily, Mr.
Cullman said that "in the first quarter of this year Philip Morris Inc.'s
sales increased to approximately $109,000,000 from $105,500,000 in the
corresponding period of 1959. Net income based on this volume is esti¬
record
(S. S.)
—V.
Middle South Utilities,
Kresge Co.—Sales Off—
Period End. Mar. 31—
1960—Month—1959
Sales
$27,758,916 $31,861,441
191, p. 1113.-
The
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$77,566,311
$79,280,569
-.
Lease
Plan
Lease
Plan
result
a
Lee
Fleet
International
has
equipment,
As
International
of
been
of
Corp.,. a
announced
the
lessor
by
H.
of
L.
Cleveland,
motor
purchasers of automobiles and
of
one
by
other
and
President
of
LPI.
undisclosed
an
Insurance Co.
"This
is
of
America,
particularly
market," Mr. Meckler said.
of
he said.
important
in
the
of
current
"Our previously established
money
lines have been
Augmenting
the
fleet
present
Bids
bank
additional stock
investments
in
company's
board
4, N. Y.—V.
room
for
28th
the
Act
sell
at
proceeds will
$7,500,000 invest¬
Power
of
&
Light Co.,
other
and
April 20
floor
and
Net
a
subsidiaries
on
Company
offer
Arkansas
of
other
on
to
stock.
notes,
expected to be received
are
Holding
company,
common
2
corporate
to 3:45 p.
up
Broadway,
m.
New
191, p. 1324.
mated at about $1.13
corporation
covering
offered
New
at
our preliminary
the first quarter a year
share,
per
increased
York.
The
proceeds
to
are
used
be
cents
for
general
corporate
Lease
Plan,
another
Inc.,
wholly-
subsidiary of LPI, the Lee operation brings to approximately
20,000 the fleet components presently out on lease to various industrial
commercial
The
users
purposes.
announcement
disclosed cash
Founded
lessor
of
tained
a
1954,
Lee
purchased
operates
S.
all
stock
of
Lee
for
an
be
maintained,
nationwide
Lee,
President
is
and
operations
will
of
be
Lee
Fleet,
$1,659,393
$3,320,835
1,421,582
1,455,748
2,823,119
$3,426,457
2,944,380
$161,603
$203,645
$497,716
$482,077
consolidated
in
the
Net
result of
Meckler
said.
He
added:
"Previously, Lease Plan would handle only large fleets, the minimum
being $100,000.
With completion of the acquisition of Lee,
this policy no longer holds and we will
aggressively exploit the small
fleet leasing market for both automobiles and
trucks."
ry.
ry.
ops.
income
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
On
'18,195
191, p.
99,496
Mister
1114.
The
SEC
corporation
covering
offered
at
The
April
on
80,000
$2
shares
of
to
are
used
be
letter
a
of
notification
with
the
stock
(par 20 cents) to
Securities Co., New York, N.
common
share through Jacey
per
proceeds
filed
11
for
general
corporate
addition
division
to
which
panies.
leasing motor vehicles, LPI also has
handles
highway
transportation
for
contract
a
carrier
The
major
many
com¬
It also leases to industry all types of
equipment for production,
maintenance
puters.—V.
and
190,
record
p.
keeping,
including
the
latest
Modern
electronic
com¬
2712.
SEC
corporation
covering
offered
at
The
60,000
$5
proceeds
to
are
filed
of
shares
share,
per
8
class
without
be
used
letter
a
A
of
stock
common
continued
general corporate
See
Lease
Plan
Lehman
A
at
total
March
Monroe
three
net
months
the
value
of
$28.07
gain
of
report
$290,371,216, equal to $26.53 per share
by Robert Lehman, President,, and
total
of
the
Executive-
Corp.
share
dividend
at
This
Dec.
$1.34
compared
31,
per
Committee,
with
share
shares of capital stock
was
that
paid
the
in
/o
of
with
assets,
the
from
gains
the
of the corporation's
by
corporation.
common
to
stocks
amounted
$2,519,660.
total net assets
public utility industry amounted
single category of common stock
rsS' pther large common stock investments
uV«^/
realized
both
and
were
Oil
<fe
Gas
»rrt
ard
of
&ss? &&
nil
Oil
Jm0 Moore
New
of
American
Lerner
Jersey, 2,700 shares of Texaco
Telephone «%; Telegraph.—V.
191,
Inc.
p.
2 21ft
and
,hnr«
associates
the
$2)
to
Sales^ End' Mai^31-^^ 1960—Month—1959
—V. 191 ij~202
$12,427,806 $18,094,033
year
to
1955
"our
Telephone
company
extensions,
Parker* For^Jri'*! Co' of
—Common Stock
& Co.,
Inc.,
Dallas, Texas
Offered
on
of
Little
Anrii
Dude
—
11
Trails
bids
for
the
rate. Morgan
and
the
an
Telegraph
and
for
Co.
general
These
REDEMPTION
1,
1965,
plus
—
at
improvements
services,
debentures
accrued
New
River
Corp.
to
the
company
is
in
El
Utah
31,
the
company's
redeemable,
on
from
or
Co., furnishes
1959, the
to
engaged in furnishing communication
telephone service, in Arizona, Colorado,
Wyoming, in Idaho south of the
County, Texas. Its subsidiary, Mulheur
such
service
in
Malheur
County
Ore
company had
2,264,373 telephones in service
subsidiary had 6,125 telephones in service. Other communica¬
tion
services
furnished
include
teletypewriter exchange service and
services
and
facilities
for
private
line
teletypewriter use, for
the
of
radio
and
the
television
year
1959,
programs
and
for
other
tbem.
preliminary esti¬
show an encour¬
in net income as
all
states.
50
sales
a
full
the
largest sell¬
Recessed
40%
Parliament
higher
than
rose
from
$338,000,000
in
1955
and earnings increased from $12,756,000,
is
that
$5.01
or
this
establish
a
achievement
broad
base
last
share
a
for
is
further
or
year—Mr.
important
the
past
the
to
$460,000,-
$3.58
purposes.
the
company had
total operating
revenues of
$287,525,773 and net income of $41,899,358. At Dec
31,
1959,
the share
owners'
equity in the
company
was
$473,232,728;
A
T
M
^ b
.h®. comPany wa* $140,000,000 and advances from
fc£5?;JLggfcgated $67-60°.000' At Dec. 31, 1954, these figures were
$252,547,088, $80,000,000 and $9,825,000,
respectively.
■'
share
a
added,
Cullman
mainly
five
because
it
gains."
results
"Sales
an
five
ago,"
years
he
stated.
climbed
A.S.R.
from
$1,679,000
to
Products
of
is
a
major
pro¬
single edge, double
and England under
trade marks of Gem, Pal and Ever-Ready.
It also has several sub¬
the largest of which is Supreme Products of Chicago, a busiwhich combines consumer products such as'home hair clippers,
sidiaries,
ness
electric
knife sharpeners, electric
precision parts and gears.
sories,
Mr.
Cullman
also
expressed
can
openers
and
power
tool
optimism about the outlook for
acces¬
the com¬
pany's subsidiaries, Milprint, Inc., a leader in flexible packaging which
was
acquired in July, 1957, and Polymer Industries, Inc„ which makes
adhesives and textile chemicals, acquired in May, 1958.
Milprint has
acquired considerable property in Milwaukee for future expansion needs.
Paper Corp.,
a Milprint subsidiary,
will complete this month a
plant expansion which will double glassine and
capacity.
Polymer also is expanding its physical plant
its capacity for research into new and better uses for polymers.
multi-million
related
and
—V.
dollar
paper
191,
104.
p.
...
Morrison-Knudsen Co.
SMorrlson-Knudsen
after
105.27%
its
transmission
the
''
telephone
and
Paso
in
with
shaving accessories, including razors and
edge and injector blades in both the United States
including
ranging
the
upward trend during the past
totaled $32,000,000 compared with
ducer
of
of
Telephone
Dec.
be
prices
from
purposes,
interest.
Mexico,
and
will
redemption
mainly local and toll
Montana,
Salmon
The
optional
advances
corporate
resell
that
cigarettes continue to be
box
1959
earnings of A.S.R. Products show
Nicolet
used
additions
to
$552,000
debentures,
Boston
common
meeting, last
acquisitoin.
registered with the
were
may
advised
am
years.
A.S.R.'s sales last year
under
$20,000,000 in 1955.
Net
income
under¬
Stanley & Co
First
plant.
and
or'arKer, rord
and
are
in
$17,529,000
view
serves
Co.—Debs.
101.049. This offering was oversubscribed
REVENUES—For
150,000 shares
Telegraph
proceeds from the sale of the debentures will be
by the company to repay advances from the
parent organization
parent
common
thereof
"I
Products
annual
approved
The Philip Morris President also noted several parallels in the
and operations of A.S.R.
Products and the cigarette
business.
books closed.
American
On
1960—2 Mos.—1959
199
$22,132,516 $27,684,1'
101.4599
flip-top
growth
period when sales
years—a
be
PROCEEDS—Net
used
Home
798
Stores Corp.—Sales Lower-
^publicly offered
&
other
coupon
bid
BUSINESS—-The
5,000 shares of Potlatch Forests and
Corp. Ltd. Sales included 8,000 shares of Stand¬
5%
a
and
par,
Sfes °! "ercules Powder,
naming
two
MO
five
Telephone
were
associates
April
5 finn
There
and
of
purchased
the
largest
States
"Marlboro
the
in
its
000 last
the
writing syndicate which offered on April 13 an issue of
$40,000,000 the company's 40-year 5% debentures, due
April 1, 2000, at 102.279% and accrued
interest, to yield
4.87%. Award of the debentures was won by the under¬
writers at competitive sale on
April 12 on a bid of
1.51%.
amounted
net
of
cash.
corporation
at<MTrn?hnaiSt0iCi:RnCTmprifed 95 6%
March 31
1960. Investments in
at
15.9
assets
paid
$5,436,944
to
the
1959.
s? 43fiCQ44Urinri ?C qu*rtefr' The coft of stocks purchased
and proceeds from stocks sold
to
in
distributed to stockholders
during the auarter
dividend, 57V2% or $8,212,730 was
$6,062,491
disclosed
of
Lehman
per
year 1959 was
$14,275,221
of
Chairman
rn»5 'asaance bf 292,268
The balance
The
Mountain
of
their
before, and are continuing to grow in 1960."
Pointing to the growth of Philip Morris Inc. during
purposes.
Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. managed
announced
was
report
or
capital
during the
Of
asset
1960
Gutman,
$299,045,579
Tne
Corp.—Acquired—
Corp., above.
Corp.—Net Down—Holdings—
31.
C.
International
they
year
underwriting.
for
brand
and
Lee Fleet Management
told.
were
ing
in
(par
A.S.R.
held
time
acquirers
90
..
holders
purposes.
notification
of
Products
stockholders:
to
company
increase in sales over 1959, and an increase
T;v"::".V "
-"J1'', ;V.
Cigarettes accounted for about 86% of Philip Morris Inc.'s total sales
last year and a somewhat greater proportion
of total profit, stock¬
be
Exchange Commission—
April
on
R.
shares
a
of first quarter figures of A.S.R. Products Corp.
Y.
Plastic Machinery Corp., Clifton, N. J.—Files
With Securities and
shares
S.
A.
told
(4Vb)
cents
75
$3.60.
diversified
in
manufacturing field, will be ac¬
of Philip Morris common stock
share
which
at
from
of
rate
Corp.,
metal
one
A.S.R.
of
Va.,
aging
well."
contract
In
of
one-third
76,011
the
Cullman
mates
Service, Inc., Newark, N. J.—Files With SEC—
12,
that
so
Mr.
160,845
and
Staunton,
April
SEC
37,063
in
Products
precision
basis
annual
ntrw
a
dividend
stock
common
A.S.R.
and
Stockholders
week
.•Y
New
the
from
rev.
of
the
on
four
each
stock.
$1,583,185
expenses
of Lease Plan.
acquisition, the programs offered by both compa¬
nies will be broadened, and substantial economies will be
accomplished,"
a
1960—2 Mos.—195S
revenue.
oper.
ago
establish
blade
razor,
for
1960—Month—1959
oper.
un¬
predominantly a
is being re¬
Though the identity and operating policies
J.
consulting basis.
will
office
"As
LPI
Period Ended Feb. 29—
accord¬
data."
quarterly
acquisition
complished
Railway
Net
automobiles.
on
Lee
said
sum.
in
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
its
share to
a
The
Railway
throughout the country, he said.
of 1960,
Per share earnings of the company for
amounted to $1.04. The earnings are based
on
3,299,087 outstanding shares of Philip Morris Inc. $5 par value
common
stock at the close of the
1960 first quarter
and 3,284,346
outstanding common shares at the close of the like 1959 period.
He noted that with the Jan.
15, 1960 payment, Philip Morris Inc.
April 7 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of class A stock
(par 10 cents) to be
through Whitmore, Bruce & Co., New York,
on
75,000
$3
first three months
share in the
a
ing to
Miller & Van Winkle Co., Paterson, N. J.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
the
of
owned
Mr.
York
1960 in
further
of
the
under
market developed last year."
money
of
the
SEC
tight
great assistance to us in making it possible for industry to obtain
it might otherwise have had to do without since the tight
York
in
$6,000,000
prepay
during
for
The
*
view
equipment
and
to
purposes.
cash
In addition to acquiring vehicles owned by Lee
through the acquisi¬
tion, LPI also obtained a new $10,000,000 credit line from the Guardian
'
Inc.—Offering Cleared—
order
an
the three largest commercial
trucks.
•
Life
used
and
Ohio,
vehicles
Meckler,
acquisition, consummated for
Mr. Meckler said, LPI becomes
sum,
Corp.,
issued
this New York holding
competitive bidding 650,000 shares of
ment
Corp.—Acquisition—
Management
has
authorizing
be
Acquisition
SEC
its
most
Harry
Co., Inc.
successful
the
end
Last
of
to
or
more
than
double
1958.
the
year
creased
its consolidated subsidiaries
had one
in
W.
engineering
backlog of $400,734,000,
at
(& Subs.)—Annual Report—
and
1959, according to the annual report
Morrison,
Chairman
and
President.
The
world-wide
and construction company ended the year with a record
years
the
$199,939,000
company's
$9,948,559
income
from
before
$7,400,380
in
backlog
;•
.
Federal
1958.
taxes in¬
provision ■ 01
Income
After
$3,834,606 for Federal income taxes, net income amounted to $5,888,743
with
compared
only
the
record
$6,653,543
in
1958
when
taxes
were
$1,277,831,
included
from
a
Net
the
annual
report ' disclosed. Net income for 1958
non-recurring gain of $642,346 or 31 cents a share resulting
prior year's adjustment of depreciation.
a
income
outstanding
"The
for
1959
compared
volume
of
is
equal
with
domestic
$3.25
completed
by
unconsolidated
$99,552,000.
The
to
$2.88
a
share
construction
$162,112,000 against $205,719,000
with
made
the
a
share
for
the
completed
volume
2,045,173 shares
year.1
pripr
in
1959
aggregated
before. Foreign construction
$74,274,000 compared
of domestic and foreign co.i-
year
subsidiaries, totaled
combined
on
Number 5943
191
Volume
,
.
The Commercial and
,
1959 on about 200 separate contract operations
against $305,271,000.
record backlog, Mr. Morrison said uncompleted
of
for $301,496,000 compared with $121,domestic coim»«
1958
year-end,
while foreign construction backlog
373,000 at
238,000
against $78,566,000. Meanwhile, additional
amounts to »■ t'ractg continue to be booked.
construction
any iast year spent
$11,537,805 to purchase addiTh? '
Placement units of construction equipment, almost double
tlonaio,n fio e-xpended in 1958.
the $6>?3
,;,ice sheet as of Dec. 31, 1959 which lists total assets at
Th<;, nnn carries marketable securities on non-controlled companies
$99,441,JUO.
$723)386. The market value of these securities on that
of
in
^nipted
struction
came to
386 000
the
on
Commenting
a
C°c
<i
590 000.'
<sc
date .was *
accoimts
^
•
•
,
'
"
•
said,
Morrison
„
"
^mrate
"i l! have
"we
completed
shipbuilding adds further to our diversification," Mr.
-V.
noted. ». 191, p. 799.
r^
into
Gas Co.—Debentures Offered—White,
National Fuel
the
as
owner
of
194,879 shares (39%) of the class AA stock, and
Investment Co., a subsidiary of Equitable Securities,
56,763 shares
ESC
(11.35%).
/
Neisner Brothers Inc.—Sales
Period End. Mar. 31—
Sales.
Off—
$5,006,891
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$5,476,507 $13,637,643 $13,296,376
904.
p.
April 1, 1970 (with attached warrants to purchase 28,000
shares of common stock, par value 20 cents) of Precision
Transformer Corp. The debentures were offered to the
public at the following prices: Full unit—consisting of
$1,000 principal amount of debentures and 40 warrants,
$1,000;
one-half
unit — consisting
of
$500
principal"
of debentures and 20 warrants,
$500; one-tenth
unit—consisting of $100 principal amount of debentures
and four
interest
(John J.)
and associates offered on April 12, $18,000noo of the company's 5%% sinking fund debentures, due
April 1, 1985> at 101.058% and accrued interest, to yield
Lc]r xhe group won award of the issue at competitive
The
Nesbitt, Inc.—Registrar Appointed—
180,000
shares
of
Trust
has
Co.
stock
common
of
Period
End. Feb. 29—
been
the
'
appointed
$32,219,307
expense's-—-
191,
1115.
p.
Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
revenues
for
registrar
corporation.—V.
r
April 11 on a bid of 100.2699%. Other bids, fix¬
ing a 514% interest rate, were Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities & Co. and Stone & Webster Securities Corp.
(iointly) 101.356; First Boston Corp., 101.2099; and Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., 100.399.
sale on
from the financing will be used by the
for the prepayment of bank loans due July 1, 1960, and the
balance will be loaned to the company's subsidiaries which will use
the funds to finance a part of their 1960 construction program. It is
estimated that expenditures for the 1960 construction program of the
subsidiaries, including increases in underground gas storage inventories,
company
$13,400,000.
will approximate
REDEMPTION
will
debentures
The
—
be
redeemable
at
general
prices ranging from 106.19% to par, and at special re¬
demption prices receding from 100.97% to par, plus accrued interest
redemption
each case.
in
'
BUSINESS
The
—
■
-
is
company
public
a
utility
1960—2 Mos.—1959
$29,872,219 $64,326,133 $60,406,723
20,535,743
18,661,661
40,865,301
38,434,280
income
taxes—
4,035,014
4,074,899
8,098,595
operating
taxes—
2,655,466
2,443,008
5,325,876
7,915,684
4,872,372
Federal
Other
holding
company
the Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935. Its
public utility subsidiaries are engaged in the production, purchase,
storage and transmission of both natural and manufactured gas, in
distribution
sale,
and
principally
retail,
at
of
straight
and mixed gas, and in the sale of gas-burning
appliances. Other subsidiaries are engaged principally
tion of natural gas,
petroleum and natural gasoline.
Net
operating income
after charges
Net
—V.
191,
$4,993,084
3,927,950
provided
at
estimated
and
retail
at
small
a
had
consolidated
eastern
in
area
the
purchase
amounts
of
from
Vv
White,
Weld
Lynch,
Bear,
&
Co
company
the
Stearns
Inc.
1,300,000
Co.—i 1,100,000 ■V,
&
v
•'
1,100,000
R.
&
Weeks
1,100,000
Moseley & Co.—_ 1,100,000
Pressprich & Co. 1,100,000
W.
Spencer
J.
C.
R.
&
Co.„
Trask
&
Bradford
S.
&
Dickson
A.
875,000
Co.„
&
Jones,
The
commencing
Inc
bearing the
agreed
V.
191,
&
See
Arthur L.
165,000
E.
Dabney
Wood
&
<Sc
Co._
Wright & Co.,
Period
Federal
Other
Steel Castings Co.—To
&
subject
to
Acquire
the
approval
Hubbell
the
of
people.
.
'
,
,
,
independent
foundry,
making
iron
Net
—V.
company
the
upon
the
or
quotations
the
on
company
American
of
Stock
exercise
of
rights
certificates
Natural
Gas
Co.,
below.—V.
189,
^
regis-
on
i.
outstanding as of April 1, 1960, 500,000 class AA
class br 'oures and 1.937,500 class BB common shares. The 48,329
common <5tl„Lres,. were acquired in
exchange for certain shares of
as
a
rpsiin
*
National Equity Life
Insurance
Co.,
of
Little
Rock,
a ,merSeL effective March 31, 1960, of National Old
nection with Tu
Equity, and are held as treasury stock. In conagent
fnr
fv,
merger, National Old Line delivered to a disbursing
representing
or,^ccount
National Equity stockholders, certificates
stockholder
-50O shares of class BB stock to be distributed to such
Dine as tre'I't..,?
}
total> 48,329 shares were issued to National Old
hy National
stock ln exchange for shares vf National Equity held
48,329 shnrL
?„Llne* Net proceeds of the company's sale of the
Win be
avntiovo
*be added to the general funds of the » company and
anri
m
i
rem»S
ning
general
corporate
purposes.
80,000 class BB shares represent part of the holdings
as
Bank
The
office
principal
transformers
electrical
1960—2 Mos.—1959
$22,464,481 $47,825,367
27,772,739
26,423,958
taxes—
4,136,244
3,935,282
8,067,714
taxes—
1,984,799
1,854,442
3,987,690
7,581,927
3,772,095
income
$4,096,741
$3,687,796
$7,997,224
$7,181,142
4,025,607
3,706,366
7,797,609
7,165,339
charges
1,
note
This
of
company,
statement
of
with
Northern
Oklahoma
Webster
to
the
stock,
common
of
Oklahoma
stock
and
Corp.
as
April
on
at
Co.
share
and
in
the
of
7,
1960,
exchange
rate
of
Northern
6%
of
I regis¬
covering 233,564
for common stock
4/5ths
&
of
group
a
a
of
note
Co.
Co.
Trust
principal
initial
price.
offer
may
basis
that
three
for
shares
each
,
City,
INDENTURE
One
Exchange
Corp.
at
2218
the
West
State
Lake
shares
TRUSTEE—The
Place,
Jersey
organized
was
be
may
10
.
of
Illinois,
Street,
City,
Oct.
on
3,
and
its
Chicago,
EFFECT
debs,
111.
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
due
Side
4,
$700,000
Bank
1960
25,000
t
25,000
t
Bank
1960
Side
March
75,000
Bank
t
^
due
March 14, 1960
to Harvey M. Rawson
50,000
1960
28,
•.!
a
10,063.41
18,500
to
South
value $.20
par
debentures
will
The
be
share
per
such
of
t
..
;
.
a
2,000,000 shs.
subordinated
amount
t
to
all
senior
t
.
(11,020,224 shs.
senior
indebtedness
indebtedness
of
Jan.
on
1,
$580,984.77.
was
fThe
Side
29,
South
29, I960—
Side Bank
Co.,
Jan.
South
Feb.
due
company.
into
to
ad¬
R.
stockholder
Transformer
South
to
payable
six
two
listed
notes
notes
above
payable
to
consolidated
were
South
Side
Bank
&
March
on
Trust
Co.
15,
in
I960'
the
re¬
spective
amounts of $200,000 and $25,000, both due Sept.
15, 1960.
portion of the proceeds from such transaction were used to pay the
two notes payable to Harvey M. Rawson,
Secretary, Treasurer and a
director
of
the
company.
See "Proceeds" as to intended reduction
A
these
of
loans.
including
for
of
than
more
180,646
shares
of
.
stock
common
issuance
upon
conversion
of
the . debentures,
stock reserved
for issuance upon exercise
common
warrants
attached
the
to
28,000
of
the
debentures,
71,667
shares
reserved
for
purchasable by the underwriter
issuance upon exercise
of the warrants
in
all
the
which
to
sells
issuance
officers,
the
of
offered
be
may
for
granted
the
it
event
reserved
have
Jersey
Jan.
due
note payable
stock
solicit
the
company
company.
conv.
to
due
payable
Trust
share
to
$100
$700,000
Co.
Trust
Stone
Inc.,
the
on
selling
GIVING
13, 1960
payable to
note
1960
the
to
payable to Harvey M. Rawson
note
one
Co.,
to
the
John
and
Jan.
stock.
dealers
stock
subject
per
equal
sold,
period'
of
warrants
manufactured by the company are electrical
primarily for the purpose of increasing or decreasing
in the process of transmitting electric power.
payable
note
due
shares
filed
Oklahoma
Sullivan
Bosworth,
managers
Tulsa,
Avenue,
offered
be
each
act
Boston
SEC
to
Gas
for
Securities
form
South
624
been
1970
Trust
reserved
Co.—Exchange Offer—
the
located
subordinated
April
&
of
each
year
such
rate,
shares
share
per
five
redemption
of
Authorized
6%
and
for
products
used
voltages
$44,959,122
12,986,961
is
the
or
the
four
REGISTRAR AND
of
CAPITALIZATION
s'6i/2%
♦The
1960—Mouth—1959
made
the
AGENT,
for
at
corporation under the laws of
a
principal
the
debentures
by
the
exercise
upon
directors,
all
and
the
employees
sales
common
75,000
warrants
and
the
of
and
company,
of
which
shares
be:
of
may
representatives
company.
exchanges.
Officers,
directors
and
31,676
own
certain
shares
principal
(about
11%)
stockholders
of
of
Northern
the
Northern
Oklahoma
which
to
proposes
Gas
into
Co.,
Oklahoma
is
distributing
and
Northern
Oklahoma,
and facilities
and
industrial
the
its
subsidiary,
for sale to
whose principal
the distribution
of
(Chas.) Pfizer & Co., Inc.—Expands Overseas—
The
modern
is
plant comprises two one-story brick and glass buildings.
administrative
facility,
the other manufacturing.
They
an
feet and
45,000 square
situated
are1
on
a
10-acre
provides for future expansion. Cost of land and construction
than $800,000,
according to the announcement.
Pfizer
The
turn
out
a
plant,
full
will
use,
and
New
line
also
site
was
that
more
will eventually employ 150 persons, will
drug products for both human and veterinary
serve
as
a
distribution center for Australia and
which
of
Zealand.
«
year
to complete work
Argentina.
Also planned
expects
production facilities in Brazil and
plants in India, Egypt and Greece.—V.
Plainfield-Union Water
C.
90.3%
Langley
that
of
basis
record
The
&
cost
Estimated
cost
Reduction
Addition
on
of
one
March
unsubscribed
and
group
dealers
HThe
total
cost
has
company
of
the
it
to
$20,000
150,000
new
*55,000
1150,000
111,000
to be
with
not
than $110,000.
more
mortgage
The*
may
the purchase of such land.
plant
is
for
a
the
in
•
50,000
two-year purchase money
new
negotiated
available
be
be
estimated
amount
mortgage
to
thereon
be
$325,000.
which
it
The
believes
of
$275,000, at 6% interest per
annum, to be amortized in equal monthly installments over a 20-year
period.—V. 191, p. 105.
Premium Acceptance Corp.—Common Stock Offered—
The Hoffman
Agency, of Charlotte, North Carolina, on
April 11 commenced the public offering of 200,000 shares
of the firm's
ceeds
its
from
of
190,
of
cents
1960.
were
publicly
a
of
new
the
of
the
underwriting
and
$20
at
share.—V.
Receipts for 60,000 ordinary
191,
per
p.
field
per
company
which
share,
less
a
concession
New
business
supervision
proposes
to
casualty
and
to
1438.
shares of
other
•
843.
City
types
of
insur¬
insurance agents and brokers
of business derived from
Stock
Offered—H.
Corp.—Debentures With War¬
&
Co.
net
proceeds to the company from the sale of
now offered,
after deducting underwriting discounts
estimated to be $220,000. Of this amount, the com¬
pany intends to use $50,000 to pay in full its unsecured notes held by
stock
expenses,
W.
are
Rabin
and
the balance
use
and
It
Rabin
Co.
was
and
sale
lighter
Winters,
purchase
equipment
controlling
from
now
by
Rabin
Co.
was
founded
in
incorporated under California law
Rabin
and
of
the
Winters
the company and
its
1933
on
in
Jan.
Los
to
28,
Angeles,
1952.
The
wholly-owned
subsidiary, Rabin-Winters Manufac¬
primarily engaged in the manufacture, distribution
drugs,
pharmaceuticals,
cosmetics,
toilet
preparations,
of
are
and
executive offices
various
are
household
located
at 700
specialty
North
items.
The
company's
Sepulveda Blvd., El Segundo,
i
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
-
Common
—V.
stockholders
Messrs.
leased
increase its working capital.
to
and
fluid
to
and
BUSINESS—The
Calif.
Ben
$40,000
machinery
R. Boland & Co., Inc., of New York
City, on April 12 commenced the public offering of
700,000 6 y2% subordinated convertible debentures due
Hentz
on
Calif.
Precision Transformer
the
Com¬
business
April 11 publicly offered 80,000
stock (without par value) at $3.25 per
common
common
certain
p.
the
the
PROCEEDS—The
the
and
company,
Corp.—Exchange Approved—
191,
of
in
engage
under
share.
Bruce
registered shares of Plessey Co. Limited, of
above.—V.
written by
the
with
out
carry
•,
do
to
the
under
fire,
insurance
Co.—Common
York
turing Co., Inc.
Corp.,
share.
to
largest volume
automobile liability insurance.
of
Rabin
1
rants Offered—John
with
.
licensed
Act
Loans
The
funds
for
-•,*
is
discounting
on
Carolina,
an¬
Subscription rights expired on April 12.
taken up by the W. C. Langley & Co.
England.
Steel
.
corporatioxi
Small
premiums
North
of
group,
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of New York filed a registration state¬
with the SEC on April 11, 1960, covering American Depositary
Detroit
isue
this
activities.
Banks.
financing
are
ment
Portsmouth
of
362.
p.
stockholders of this company had subscribed for
additional common shares offered by the company
share for each 2V2 shares of common stock held
29,
Carolina
missioner
(par $1) at $1.15
corporation is principally dependent upon the pro¬
sale
contemplated
in
Co.—Rights Offering—
manager
as
shares
offered
75
Co.,
the
Business—The
North
stock
common
PROCEEDS—The
new
Plessey Co. Ltd.—A D Rs Filed—
See
J
plant
plant
new
capital
50%
a
will
indicated:
150,000
is estimated
cost
amount
expenses
proceeds
amounts
payable
it in connection
to
of
such
the
sold
are
the
equipment
new
working
land
be available
construction
of
believes that
company
may
of
accounts
of
to
♦The total
on
common
of the 68,676
the
on
in
in
underwriters'
that
and
expenses
of this offering
of
outstanding loans
acquisition cost of land for
ance
W.
priority
offered
company
the
to
intends
company
following
debentures
the
to
,
this
International
Pfizer
the
of
both
Estimated
new
made.
are
The
all
available
effect
International,
a
division of Chas. Pfizer & Co., Inc., has
manufacturing operations in Australia.
plant has opened in West Ryde, a Sydney suburb, and
brings to 20 the number of countries abroad in which Pfizer products
The'
giving
the
Reduction
pharmaceutical
begun
in
that
proceeds
after
Estimated
Its
Northern Oklahoma.—V.
Pfizer
net
be
commissions.
expended
purchasing, pro¬
retail and wholesale
subsidiary, Kay County Gas, is engaged
production of natural gas which it delivers to
188, p. 2353.
and
and
of
office is in Ponca
system for the trans¬
to points of consump¬
to residential, commercial
gas
will
$586,000
Kay
operates a pipeline
from producing fields
consumers.
purchase
business
the
and
gas
for
and
gas
Oklahoma,
owns
tion
natural
in
of
"
■
primarily
PROCEEDS—Assuming
there
Estimated
Oklahoma,
Oklahoma.
engaged
portation of natural
in
Northern
merge
™j
The
of
of
BUSINESS—Precision
due
i
commoJ°Hpany had
be
National
1950,
1970,
Boland, President
offer as a selling stockholder up to 35,725
In the event the
company offers shares for
may
account
of
have
common
account
TRANSFER
First
6%
13,798,039
operating
nounced
a
April 12, 1960, seeking registration
48 329 <!ha^S ares of class BB (non-voting) common stock,
of which
comoanv
to be ottered for public sale on behalf of the issuing
holders thn
8°>°°0. representing outstanding stock, by the present
are to ho
Tbe Public offering price and underwriting terms
as the n»in ?p
by amendment. Equitable Securities Corp. is listed
me
principal underwriter.
Line
the
price
a
sales will
the
for
6%
Co.—Earnings—
$24,015,823
expenses—
income
tration
■
w<>od Lane, Little Rock, Ark., filed
witb tbe SEC
sold
1,
share
one
share,
per
exercise
to
stock
common
stock.
common
for
&
1241.
p.
of
account,
sold
6%
Co.—Exchange Offer—
191, p. 904.
shares
Old Line Life Insurance
Co.—Registers With
nties and
Exchange Commission—
its
6%
Oklahoma Natural Gas
National
«
the
by
prices
soliciting dealer. In addition, the company has
the soliciting dealers against certain liabilities.
revenue's
after
Net
and
I9<)the rgDroad' automotive, mining, marine and other
c?^pany' of 501
determined
reported
shares
a
share-
Hubbell
e Plants employ approximately 400
Us.e
Pipe protected by Hill,
128
of
name
operating
ducing
Hubbell is for underground
oil fioi i
f
ancl distribution systems. Other large uses are for
nroHitofi ander8nound well-to-refinery gathering lines and refined oil
watpr aniransmission lines in tbe petroleum industry,
and for underanq
underground water supply systems.
°f
of
for
End. Feb. 29—
Operating
Operating
165,000
eaffc
tration
subscribed
Ohio Bell Telephone
encompass
—v
stock
be
cf
underwriter,
right
conditions,
100,000 shares of
Common stock,
One
industries
will
basis
the
&
County
275,000
an
per
homa
165,000
apPDes protection to steel pipe in the form of coat,gs-and-wrappings and inner linings to prevent corrosion.
is
$2
April
redeemed
into
$.20
conversion
prior
offered
International Mining Corp., above.
it«
ro«n! Malleable
31,
subscribe
at
Northside Warehouse Corp.—To Be Merged—
See
in»shepCOf^pany
steel
to
stock
they intend to tender for exchange pursuant to said
offer. The exchange offer is conditioned upon there being tendered a
sufficient number of additional shares to enable Oklahoma to acquire
at
least
90%
of
the
Northern
Oklahoma
shares
outstanding.
Im¬
mediately after the acquisition of Northern Oklahoma common, Okla¬
Division, has headquarters in Cleven„n'Plants in Youngstown and Lorain, Ohio; Hammond, Indiana;
^nver, Colorado, and
Napa, California.
4
March
on
certificates
common
165,000
Co.
Tyson
Harold
Malleable,
Hill,
the
on
common
Oklahoma
common
noicjers of General Pacific at a meeting to be called for that purpose.
1e consideration for the transaction is subject to "certain adjustrikoin
^ l ub cannot be determined at this time." However, it was
Oooooo
the cash purchase would involve approximately $3,Pacific's
business
its
common
165,000
&
Co
of
at
of
its
the
until
or
period
debentures
to
value
par
give
i960
debentures
&
customers.
National
of
rights
of
of
606.
p.
165,000
Hill,
to
stockholders
indemnify
Oklahoma
president of this Cleveland firm and W. L. Watkins,
General
Pacific
Corp.,
San
Francisco,
jointly announced
have agreed to the sale of General Pacific's
they
close
shares
Northern Oklahoma Gas
agreed
Carter Kissell,
tnat
the
holders
company will pay its consultant in its relations with the soliciting
a
fee of $5,000 plus out-of-pocket expenses in an amount not
exceeding $4,500 and will indemnify it against certain liabilities.—
City,
president.
to
165,000
Co.
1,
such
of
The
165,000
Co
Inc.
National Malleable
jJivision
stock
common
&
165,000
Co
&
Northwest
Townsend,
275,000
Co.
the
to
to such determination.
In
no
case,
however, shall
offering price be less than $2 per share.
The company will pay
soliciting dealers (securities dealers who have
executed
a
soliciting dealer agreement)
10 cents for each share of
165,000
Inc.
warrants
April
within
all
up
conditions,
$10.
certain
of
by
outstanding
Exchange prior
of
165,000
1970,
attached
under
Co.—Rights Offering—
transferable
by
1,472,754
time
the
„
_:
Starkweather
&
31,
justment
such
275,000
of
Co.,
Pacific
Sulzberger,
&
to
time
165,000
&
on
The
(INot
165,000
Corp.
Newburger
275,000
Jenks, Kirkland
—V. 191, p.
1568,
for
275,000
-165,000
Co.-
&
275,000
Stieglitz
Hallowell,
Ferris
Investment
Sutro
Co.
275,000
Co.
440,000
&
$275,000
Inc
&
McKelvy
&
Sherrerd
Dempsey-Tegeler
&
Co.,
Kormendi
350,000
Butcher &
&
Doolittle
Mason-Hagan,
Co
Dawkins
of
as
of
right
subscribed
Amount
;
Co.
Inc.
Saunders, Stiver & Co.
Cunningham,
Schmertz
550.000
Milwaukee
&
■
750,000
Co.„
with
from
Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
550,000
Sullivan
Halle
agreed
principal
Norfolk
Co.,
__
Ohio
offering
evidenced
maximum
Watch
&
due
previously
the
7,625,817
oversubscription at $2 per share. The rights will
expire at 5:00 p.m.. Eastern Standard Time, on April 21, 1960.
The
company
may
also offer from time to time to the general
public any shares not purchased by stockholders pursuant to the above
rights offering. The price to the general public of any shares not
income
severally
respective
Kreeger
750,000
Hogle & Co.—
The
Faulkner,
have
following
875,000
Co
Inc.
J.
below
-
Hornblower
Estabrook
net
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
Corp.
S.
and
Amount
$1,550,000
Equitable Securities
F.
$104,718,000
named
Pierce,
Smith
&
is
record
rights
a
share,
subsidiaries
V
purchasers
the
of
1960,
for
is
the debentures:
Merrill
Fenner
;
its
and
company
of
revenues
:•
PURCHASERS—The
the
company,
shares
8,077,450
certain
amount
company
stock
natural
service
the
28,000
Ohio.
1959,
year
operating
Of $9,393,000.-
to
The
communities with an aggregate population
in western Pennsylvania, western New York,
2,000,000
REVENUES—For
Gas
under
1, 1960.
debentures,
unless
principal amount of debentures which shall be equal
following: on or before March 31, 1962, $3,875
(the
initial
thereafter and on or before March 31, 1965,
$6;
thereafter
or
before March 31, 1967, $7.50; thereafter and on or
before
the
March
of
convertible
maturity,
After
231
in
of
price);
and
to
adjustment
stock
common
to
prior
purchase
1220.
p.
subordinated
$9,184,387
$4,692,651 $10,036,361
4,038,914
New Haven Clock
equipment and
in the produc¬
gas
to
debentures
dealers
registered under
the
the debentures from April
convertible
subject
Weld & Co.
PROCEEDS—-Net proceeds
warrants, $100, all prices being before accrued
on
6'/2%
portion
New England Telephone &
Operating
Operating
These
are
Manufacturers
7
amount
I960—Month—1959
—a
—V.;191,
arrangements
a
Morrison
is
,
National Steel & Shipbuilding Co. in
t0
a 37V*e/o
interest. Then on Jan. 4, 1960 the new comwh
ornnired the business
and physical assets of National Steel &
panyK,;!iHinff Corp. of San Diego, Calif. The new company has contracts
Shi?
linoA0 000 000 with the Federal Maritime Board and American
exceeding
'Inc {or construction of six 10,000-ton C-3 cargo vessels.
Eicp0nLiv company also engages in steel fabrication and manufacture
aircraft and missile parts. During World War II the company was
rtner
in
the
operation of several West Coast shipyards. Our
entry
(1671)
W. E. Darby, Board
Chairman, and of three trusts for the benefit
members of the Darby family. Mr.
Darby holds 62,022 shares and
selling 43,000 shares; and the three trusts are selling 37,000 shares
their holdings of
about 119,500 shares. Mr. Darby
also is listed
of
company,
new
a
Financial Chronicle
stock
191, p.
(without
1438.
par
value)
PRESENT
Authorized
1,000,000 shs.
FINANCING
Outstanding
400,000 shs.
The Commercial and Financial-Chronicle
8
(R.
'
*
Co.—Acquisition—Forecast
Tobacco
Reynolds
J.)
company
the
for
record
City
Jersey
April 13.
on
first three months are not ye.
available, Mr.
figures indicate that sales and
earnings will be ahead of the first quarter last year when the com¬
pany reported sales of $286,868,000 and net earnings of $19,784,000.
In disclosing derails of the German acquisition, Mr. Gray said that
of
operations for the
Gray said, preliminary
results
While
Masten
E.
McDonnell
J.
Win.
Leonard
&
Co
Murphey Favre.
&
Lynch
Moore,
Ohio
Quinn
1439.
p.
Norman
L.
$560,000
of
provision
and
taxes
preferred
for
$100,000
This
Jan.
1959,
24,
five
or
Shareholders
Pictures
earnings
with
compares
cents
a
for the
of $102,850
share.
&
Shields
and plastics
in 1957.
processing,
distribution,
studio rentals
Republic ceased feature film production
for
the
1959
subsidiaries
Corp.,
with
improved
to
unfilled
—V.
and film
Television
International
Republic
process¬
Service, Republic Pictures Dis¬
and Republic Productions.
laboratories,' Hollywood
and
Consoli¬
See
Republic Corp above.—V. 188, p.
Stores Inc.—Sales
Safeway
stock
:;San Diego Imperial Corp.—Securities Offered—Public
offering of 728,531 shares-p/ common stock and $5,000,000 of 5V4% subordinated'convertible debentures due
April 1, 1975, of this corporation was made on April 8.
Priced at $7.50 per share, the common stock was offered
by a group managed by White, Weld & Co. Inc. and J. A.
Hogle & Co. The debentures were offered at 100% and
accrued interest from April 1, 1960, by White, Weld &
Co. and J. A. Hogle & Co. and associates.
the
PROCEEDS—Of
fihares
shares of common stock
728,531
the
for
for
the
REDEMPTION—The
the
holder,
conversion
into
debentures
1975
shares
sinking fund
of
at
BUSINESS
$9
■
of
convertible,
are
stock
common
in
two
the
of
at
the
company,
accrued interest
corporation,
also
It
owns
Loan Association
FINANCES—At Dec. 31,
sociations
had
in each
Diego,
San
of
all
of
total
case.
income,
equal
before
77
to
forma
pro
engaged
is
combined
appropriations
per share.
below:
for
general
reserves,
was
$3,208,527,
V
underwriters
named
v
.,.,
,
..
Weld
of
'
."
J.
A.
Hogle
Bache
St
Baker,
Weeks
J.
Incorporated
&
—
Bosworth,
Brown
Burnham
Caldwell
&
and
Courts
it
Davis,
Francis
St
it
Eppler,
&
Foster
Creston
Co,}
H.
St
Hallgarten
J.
B,
St
&
Hobbs
Inc.___
Hentz
&
7,000
5,000
5,000
5 000
50,000
St
11000
5 000
40,000
Co.—
4 500
7 000
50,000
___
4,500
55,000
______
5 000
110,000
_______
Co.,
4 500
..
40,000
,___
—
Co—
&
55,000
40,000
35,000
_
Inc
19,000
3 800
155,000
r_
110,000
_____
—
Hickey St Co.
1^000
19,000
55,000
7,000
50,000
Co
26 000'
no,000
Hayden
Stone St Co
Hemphill, Noyes St Co
H.
operating
Net
after
—V.
1.687
5.060
Rheinholdt
&
2,699
Gardner
1.012
Reynolds
& Co., Inc.—____
Schwabacher
&
Co
3.036
Shearson, Hammill & co.__
Smith, Barney & Co.,
1.349
2.699
2.699
5.060
5.060
Co
Stephens, Inc.
Suplee, Yeatman,
Weeks
&
&
5.060
Co
Co,,
2.699
&
Co..
&
Co
Mosley
Inc.—
1.012
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
2.699
Peabody
1.687
—
0.337
Lemon
5.060
191,
1159.
p.
Standard
'
Co.
Oil
0.675
Dean
Witter
&
Co._
5.060
,
(Ohio)—Files Stock Plan—
The company,
of the Midland Building, Cleveland, filed a registration
on April 8,
1960, covering $2,960,000 of inter¬
ests
in
the Sohio
Employees Investment Plan, together with 35,000
shares of common stock and 10,000 shares of preferred stock (cumula¬
tive,
series A, 3%%,
$100 par),
which may be acquired pursuant
the SEC
with
thereto.—V.
190,
1880.
p.
"
.
Standard Packaging
Corp.—Registrar Appointed—
First "katiolfal
The
City Bank of New York has. beeri appointed
registrar for 789,778 shares of $20 par value 6% convertible preferred
stpek of the corporation.—V. 190, p. 465.
i,';
Stylon Corp.—Merger—Net Up—
their
annual
and
Corp.
the
on
basis
of
meeting
Redondo
share
one
in
Boston
April
on
11,
shareholders
of
Tile
Co.
voted overwhelmingly
to merge
Stylon for two of Redondo. As a result
effective immediately, Stylon is the fourth
of
of the merger, which was
largest ceramic tile manufacturer in the United States with 24 million
square
feet of capacity. Stylon has plants
in
Milford,
Mass.
and
Florence, Ala. Redondo has its plant in Redondo Beach, near Los
Angeles.
from
In
Stylon achieved record sales of $11,659,093, up 68%
in 1958, and record earnings of $565,063, equal to
compared with $81,722 equal to 4 cents per share
figures include a 52% interest in Redondo purchased
1959
$6,911,300
cents
share,
per
These
1958.
early
in
1959.
President
quarter
Joseph
ended
cent
one
in
of
Mass
March
31
1959.—V.
Stylon
at
191,
better
estimated
than
10
earnings for the first
per share, up from
cents
1265.
p.
Co., Inc., Standard Securities Corp. and Bruno-LenchInc., on April 12 publicly offered 120,000 shares of
Supronics Corp. common stock (par 25 cents) at $6 per
share.
5,166,294
11,148,561
10,318,850
10,371,105
21,784,721
20,421,152
State
9,204,226
9,049,059
18,417,595
17,794,986
of
-
End. Feb. 29—
Co.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
$
1960—2 MOS.-
S
$
1959
$
•
Operating
revenues
63,463,003
57,806,187 126,105,714
Operating
expenses—
34,687.362
31,525,119
69,123,23 9
64,068,040
Federal
income
taxes
116,189,326
.
of
New
electrical
to
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Period
'
BUSINESS—Supronics Corp., formerly O. K. Electric Supply Co.,
Inc., whose principal executive office is located at 224 Washington
Street, Perth Amboy, N. J., was organized under the laws of the
5,569,666
income'
949.
p.
&
10,904,877
taxes
charges
191,
the
use
11,548,099
10,642,889
22,765,631
taxes—
5,390,583
4,794,892
10,780,372
20,946,676
9,721,155
Net
operating
income
11,836,959
10,843,287
23,436,472
21,453,455
pany
11,015,647
10,160,227
21,693,798
19,988,777
reduction
PROCEEDS—The
the
after
charges^
—V. ,191,
1368.
p.
presently
counts
Southwestern Public Service Co.—Stock Registrar— *
Chemical
Bank
registrar for
the
1570.
New
5%%
York
Trust
cumulative
Co.
has
preferred
been
stock
of
appointed stock
the company.—
V.
191,
p.
Sale
of
the
Corp.
The
to
which
is
be
for
subject to
Clary stockholders
effective
cash
on
machine
and
cash
register
division
Rand Division of Sperry
April 10 by the two companies.
on
by
a
those
and
of
amount
the approval of the
Sperry
Rand
Corp.
approximately
board
$3,050,000,
Rand
assets
Corp.
of
was
directors,
and
will
will
become
,
per
share, an
The
total
the
book
value
of
Clary
stock by approximately
increase of something more than 80%, he said. "
purchase
price
of
approximately
$8.p00,000,
$3
setting
5,000
Peri
d End. Mar. 31—
1960—Month—1959
191, p.
bid
1570.
to
distributor
a
also
continues
such
of
sale
The
com¬
to
the
carry
to
such
of
the
ac¬
for
of its
performance
proceeds
expansion
"payment
for
the
funds
principally
for
obtain
from
$589,500.
of
and
contracts
to
addition
in
is
presently engaged,
approximately
general corporate funds and retained
capital assets needed to provide additional
expanded operations.
The balance of
proceeds as the company may receive upon
purchase
GIVING
warrants
will
be
the
the
general
for
used
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT FINANCING
Outstanding
Authorized
notes due Oct.
indebtedness
Common
♦Of
Sol
finance
stock
stock
ordinated
1964
$100,000
664,873
.
is
cents par value__
purchase
which $54,816
$45,184
31,
,v:
Common stock—25
and
at
balance
negotiate
or
working
to
such
the
obtained
the
use
company
added
to the
of
corporation
$50,000
principally
position
a
to
stock—
is
payable
$34,544
§315,000 shs.
20,000 wts,
20,000 wts.
warrants—
payable to the company's profit sharing trusts,
to officers and stockholders who have sub¬
the
of
1,000,000 shs.
amount
due
them
to
bank
loans
the
of
company,
Oct.
31,
bank
1959,
loans,
on
accounts
sundry indebtedness consisted of $200,000 un¬
$20,000 bank loans secured by chattel mortgages
autos and trucks,
of
At
Feb.
bank
beenj assigned
29,
on
accounts
of
and $380,758 due to banks against which
receivable had
an
loans
$23,500,
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$23,633,201 $22,583,010 $45,476,746 $44,847,149
loans
to
year
USundry
a
—V.
as
purposes.
five
bank
■
operates
estimated
apply
J!t
6%
secured
after
$2,000,000 to pay indebtedness and other
liabilities, will provide approximately $5,000,000 in cash or its equivalent
to promote the company's electronic activities.—V.
190, p. 1228.
-
Sales
of
(2)
the
and
and
corporate
1iAt
aside $1,000,000 for taxes and
Spiegel Inc.—Sales Higher—
in
be
form
..Capital
July 1, 1960.
increase
the
definitive contract
of
and
the
to
are
to
purposes,
CAPITALIZATION
profit to Clary of $3,000,000. which is equiva¬
lent to a pre-tax operating
profit of $6,400,000 and represents the
projected earnings from sales of adding machines and cash registers
for
the next
eight years, President Hugh L. Clary announced on
April 12,
.j
will
be
which
will
exercise
The sale provides a net
It
To
$450,000
(1)
bank
and
sufficient
on
offered
short-term
of
proceeds
Remington
jointly
sale,
bonds"
proceeds
now
corporate
business.
in
adding
1928
supplies at wholesale.
It
Electric Supply" as a division.
intends:
receivable,
bondability
Sperry Rand Corp.—Acquires—
15,
and
net
stock
common
general
The
Aug.
on
K.
"O.
the
operating
Net
Jersey
equipment
name
Kaufman,
founders, is Chairman of the Board of Directors of the
corporation.
In
February, 1960, it acquired all of the outstandingstock
of
Superior Electric Construction Co. Inc., a company wholly
owned by members of the Kaufman
family, the principal stockholders
of the corporation.
Superior is engaged in the electrical construction
business, principally the installation of electrical equipment and wiring
for misslie launching sites and other
government projects.
of
Other
7,000
70,000
——_
__.
Co,_
Ripley
4,500
50,000
Co
_
Hanauer
.
7,000
40,000
-
50,000
Marshall
Funk,
8,500
50,000
„
Inc
Co
Harriman
60,000
Co>
St
taxes—
operating
Net
announced
Co.^._—_——
Deetjen & Co
Guerin & Turner,
&
18,604,330
Other
Clary
55,000
Co.—__
&
.Emanuel,
Fleet
73,382,980
19,160,861
7,000
—
duPont
I,
122,727,312
80,564,861
9,492,652
8,500
55,000
Podesta
Dempsey-Tegeler
Dittmar
132,659,004
36,135.684
7.0^0
<
Skaggs
61,165,735
9,575,879
8,500
_
Company.—
Webber, Jackson ''
ner,
$
40,706,437
55,000
Co
Cruttenden,
S
66,756,859
60,000
—
Co
$
expenses
__
.
Ohio
Supronics Corp.—Common Stock Offered—Amos Treat
Co.—Earnings—
1960—2 Mos.—1959
revenues
income
8,500
Co.———-
&
I860—Month—1959
Operating
Federal
55,000
Inc._:
Sons
Phillips
Employees Savings Plan, together with 490,000 shares
which may be purchased under said plan.—V. 190,
End. Feb. 29—
—_
—.
Co.,
1.349
Piper, Jaffray St /;
Hopwood.
&
Sachs & Co
•statement
in
11,000
Co.__
Collins
Julien
&
its
stock
60,000
Sullivan
1.687
0.675
Co
4.048
Inc
Co.,
Furman
&
Kidder.
At
on
3
100,065
60,000
_.
Co
&
Co., Inc.-;
Boettcher
and
Co.—__
Alex.
100,066
70,000
Co—
&
in
Period
,
$550,000
550,000
Co._
Barth
Blair
•,.„
of
1.012
Inc.—______
Curtis—
&
1.012
Hutton
—V.
The
Inc.
Co._„
1.012
&
Co.,
Co
Sullivan
G.
&
1.012
F.
....
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph
.
to
1227.
p.
Shares
Amounts
&
&
Johnston,
Tallahassee, Inc.,
Alumni Association of
of 150 East 42nd Street, New York, filed a registra¬
with the SEC on April 8, 1960 covering $22,050,000 of
statement
capital
Principal
St Co.,
St Co
the
below,
,
.
Underwriter
White,
in
common
by
company,
Interests
as¬
through their
representatives. White, Weld & Co., Inc. and J. A. Hogle & Co., have
severally agreed, subject to the terms and conditions stated in the
underwriting agreements, to purchase the respective number of shares
of
common
stock and principal amounts of debentures set opposite
names
involved
Siegler
Socony Mobil Oil Co., Inc.—Stock Plan—
tion
capital
percentages
Leavens,
Milwaukee
Paine,
0.675
Co.— 1.012
Codings & Co., Inc.
one
cents
Eichler
Hornblower
E.
The
Co.— 0.675
Inc
C.
Amplifiers,
corporation
This
the
total loans of $317,699,688;
stockholders' equity and general
1959, the company and its sub¬
revenues
of $19,950,294, and net
&
A.
Mason-Hagan,
North &
Becker
G.
30
of $372,065,657;
UNDERWRITERS—The
their
were
outstanding
Operating
Calif.,
the company's 14 savings and loan
1959,
assets
accounts, $311,611,349 and
reserves,
$24,512,508. For the year
had
com¬
forth
:
Boettcher
Herz,
of La Mesa, Calif.
savings
sidiaries
A.
the
outstanding stock of Chula
Vista Investment Co., San Diego, and Silver State Insurance Agency,
Inc., Denver, Colo.;
and
11.4%
of the capital stock of Southland
Savings St
latter
The proceeds are to be used to purchase real estate and for working
capital.
1
option
at
in
Kansas.
Herbert
The
April 5 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering $30,000 oi certificates of indebtedness to be offered at
par to alumni, members and friends of the fraternity in denominations
"as small as S100 each, bearing interest, due in 30 years. No under¬
writing is involved. ♦
■
The
367 468
B
shares.
1,766,088
Siffma CM
subject
share,
per
plus
par,
The
—
stock
Siegler
of
currently
increasing
of
class
respectvie
b61ow:
McDonald
3.036
2.699
Fitch,
Stylon
offered, 600,000
the business of holding stocks of other companies.
It
owns
substantially all the equity stock of 14 savings and loan as¬
sociations; four in California; seven in Texas; one in Colorado, and
primarily
Amplifiers.
Tallahassee, Fla.—Files With SEC—
account
to certain conditions. The
debentures will be redeemable at optional redemption prices ranging
from 105%
on
April 1, 1960 to 160% on April 1, 1974, and for the
price
and
President
the
James
25.446
Inc
Inc
Goldman,
Inc., which will become a division of the
Siegler Corp.,
operates plant
facilities in New York City and El
Segundo, Calif. Founded in 1950, the firm has grown in sales volume
from less than $100,000 annually to more than $3,000,000 in sales
for the
1959 fiscal year and
employs approximately 200 persons at
its two facilities.—V.
191, p. 948.
'
'
";,.i
'
of
shares
122,343
thereby
of
below,
represented
have
severally
agreed
Co.,
set
Union
Co
&
Co.,
C.
certain selling
of
account
stock.
to
consists
shares
named
&
stock
Co
&
Allyn & Co.,
Arthurs, Lestrange
Harrison
Magnetic
of
373,682
stockholders,
capital
C.
Alester
Goldsmith,
A.
capitalization
and
underwriters
selling
A
Dillon,
Securities
Co.,
leading
Magnetic
of the company and 128,531
stockholders.
Net proceeds from the sale of the 600,000 shares of common stock
and the $5,000,000 of debentures will be used by the company to pay
the unpaid balance of the purchase price of shares of Investors Savings
&
-oan
Association; to pay the unpaid balance of the purchase price
cf
shares of Amarillo Savings & Loan Association;
and to make a
partial payment on the company's outstanding short-term bank loans.
sold
being
are
shares
Eastman
A.
Bateman,
557,833,529 535,954,172
below.
Vice-President
A capital stock payable
1960.
The shares offered
13,
%
Bosworth,
Harold
and
a
purchase,
s
$
\
1116.
p.
1960—2 Mos.—1959
g
g ,'v
g
of New York City into The
Siegler
completed, with the approval
of
Magnetic Amplifiers shareholders and the boards of directors of
both
companies,
it
was
announced on
April 6.
The merger was
initiated and negotiated by William R. Staats & Co., of Los Angeles,,
Calif., and Arnold & S. Bleichroeder Inc., of New York City.
The
joint announcement was
made by John G. Brooks, Siegler
is
class
May
Securities
Union
the
class
of
Barret,
Magnetic Amplifiers, Inc.
Corp. of Los Angeles has been
common
1960—12 Wks.—1959
S
186,383,997 176,151,019 547,732,343 514,860,646
—
191,
4,500
producer of equipment utilizing solid state devices.
The transaction involved the exchange of one share of Siegler com¬
mon
stock for three and one-half shares of Magnetic Amplifiers, Inc.
1522.
S
—V.
4,500
of
Executive
Higher—
stock
Inc.
pany
1960—4 Wks.—1959
Period End. Mar. 31—
Sales
7.000
40,000
Semicon Associates, Inc.—To Be Acquired—
Merger
quarterly
11,000
1960—Month—1959
Associates
its
on
record
company's
capital
UNDERWRITERS—The
shares
191, p. 205.
President
Republic Pictures Corp.—Name Change—
>■.
A
5,000
Inc
g
Varian
class
of
70.000
301,111.724 293,472,172
of
CAPITALIZATION—The
shares
Dillon,
€0.—Sales Up—
-
share
per
a
stock, both classes having a par value of $2 per share.-
from
'■ 'I.
•,
cents
holders
to
40.000
Period End. Mar. 31—
••
183'4
of
1960
1,
55,000
&
%%'A
•
April 12 will participate in the dividend.
purchase
Siegler Corp.—Merger-
included
company's other major sources of revenue
dated Film Industries, with its three motion picture
tribution
June
•
^
Molded Products
higher than during the first 13 weeks a year ago
order backlog at a new high. Carter announced. ;
25%
were
948.
Sears Roebuck
See
The
ing
p.
191,
dividend
8-500
Eastman
Co
Carlsen
sales of the
was
$935,139 with mo
shares of capital stock
share on the same number of shares.
per
8.500
Co
&
and
net
DIVIDENDS—The directors of the company have declared
5,000
—-
&
&
Currier
to
$1.05
profit contributions were reported for all Republic
divisions.
and
Lerchen
types of marine
1959,
the
26,000
■_—
—
Co
&
Sales
by Republic's plastics subsidiary. Consolidated
the
Watling,
period.
Major volume and
Sales
earnings
Walker
H.
Co,—
&
31,
totaled $12,834,268 and net income
earnings of $1.25 per share on 741,150
comparable period of 1958, the company's net sales amounted
$10,694,077 and net income was $777,373 with pro forma earnings of
19,000
—
Noel
for many
Dec.
forma
50,000
,
ended
year
company
For
4.500
26,000
5,000
8,500
and buses and
the
EARNINGS—For
50.000
—
Cc
Alstyne,
'■
155.000
60,000
Corp
Inc
Company,
trucks, tractors
engines.
industrial
Bache
sales and econo¬
mies
initiated
by present management.
He reported gross revenues
for the first quarter of 1960 were $7,162,318, compared with $6,450,683
increased
attributed
Carter
&
&
Woodard-Elwood
Republic
in film
manufacturing..
to
St
Sutro
—
.
parts
mobiles,
11,000
155,000
50,000
60,000
,
Meyer & Fox
Webster Securities
Motor
Products,
Inc.,
which
maintains its
office and main manufacturing plant in Long Island Citv
is engaged in the manufacture and sale of certain- replacement
for electrical and fuel systems for virtually all makes of auto
Y.,
60,000
110,000
—
-
Boyce
Filank,
Stroud
G.
—
Co
&
&
BUSINESS—Standard
70,000
~
Co
4-500
7.000
5,000
8.500
•
principal
11,000
40,000
——
—
&
Co
&
Barney
Bros.
Stone
Van
i—
Co
St
Hammill
Shearson,
;,■*
70,000
Co.—
Inc
Company
Schwabacher
4,500
55,000
50,000
60,000
——
—
&
11,000
-
40.000
40,000
Co
Co
&
—V.
weeks ending
13
Roberts
Rothschild
F.
Russ
approved changing the company's name from
Republic Corp., emphasizing its operations
Corp.
N.
5,000
7,000
500
3,800
70.000
Co.—
&
Gardner
&
C.
-
—
—-
Beck
Woolrych,
dividends.
stock
.
Federal
in
5,000
8,500
4.500
~
55,000
40,000
35,000
•
-1———
Co
Mosle
Stern.
; Republic
Corp.,
formerly Republic Pictures Corp.,
at its annual
meeting held in New York on April 6 reported net income of $388,084
for the
first
quarter ending Jan. 31, 1960—almost four times the
earnings of the corresponding period last year.
• v
Victor
M.
Carter,
President,
said the first quarter net equalled
19 cents a
share on the 2,004.190 common shares outstanding after
Inc
_____
Ely,
Reinholdt
Stein
Republic Corp.—Annual Meeting—
'
—
Co
&
Refsnes,
Smith,
191,
•-
Morgan
—V.
J.
——
Templeton
The
50,000
60,000
40,000
50,000
—-
Inc
Co.,
&
Rotan,
gives R.
&
Jones
Mitchum.
Reynolds Tobacco Company an entry into the cigarette
market
of
West
Germany which has
been rapidly expanding and
furthermore
provides a foothold in the European Common Market.
The purchase price of $10,200,000 for a 51% interest in the German
company—Haus Neuerburg K. G.—was paid in cash, Mr. Gray reported.
This figure is slightly more than 51% of its appraised net asset value.
it
Inc.—
Co.,
&
Mericka
shares of class
Z'299
3.800
55.000
35,000
Co
&
£'££2
60,?°?
Ryons St Co
——
Irving Lundborg & Co—_—.—T-—-—
Mason-Hagan,
Inc.—
Lester,
A.
expects that first quarter sales and earnings will set
period, has earmarked an additional $25,000,000 for
plant expansion this year and has invested $10,200,000 in acquiring
a
51% interest in a West German cigarette company. Bowman Gray,.
Chairman of the Board, told stockholders at their annual meeting in
The
a
Monday, April 18, 1960
.
.
A capital stock of Standard Motor
Prod¬
ucts, Inc. priced at $15 per share. The shares are being
sold for the account of certain selling stockholders
who
will receive all of the proceeds of the transaction."
Shares
Principal
189, p. 1470.
Stylon Corp., below.—-V.
Amounts
Underwriter
Approved—
Tile Co.—Merger
Redondo
See
.
(1672)
an
as
security
for
$564,396
the loans.
additional
$50,000 had been borrowed fi'°m
basis, such loans thus aggregating $250,000.
chattel mortgages on autos and trucks totaled
unsecured
secured
secured
from
$391,373 with $610,493 of
and aggregate indebtedness
underwrtiing it is intended
of unsecured.bank loans,..
%
From
$50,000
by
loans
receivable
$664,873.
to ,repay
1960,
assigned
the
banks
as
proceeds
totaled
security,
of
this
...
„
.
.
"
S00ierw^fFay; I"c
,
E. F. Hut ton St Co._——_—.
^nnp^V1^1163
Kreeger
Jones,
&
50,000
Co.—_—
'
5,000
60 000
—
8 500
55,000
7^000
50,000
S^OOO
Standard
Motor
Products, Inc.
—
Stock
§ After
Offered
—
An
underwriting group managed by Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities & Co. offered publicly on April 12
296,460
not
giving effect to the recapitalization in March 1960.
Does
Include 20,000 shares of common stock reserved for issuance upon
exercise
of
common
stock
purchase
warrants.
Continued
on
page
48
191 - Number 5943
Volume
\ .The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Par
DIVIDENDS
:.
tables.
nouncea a
Then
ing the current week.
^ which we show
Klein
Kresge
7%
the payments previ--
8
seC°antiounced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Payable
Per
When
A.
Leath
a^-
shared
25)
May
$1.58
1mateiy
"
'
—■---
American
per
-'
stockholders approval
subject to
12%
1"""
10c
5-16
$1.05
Allen
7-
1
6-10
$1.15
AdviSCiS. piwe'r Co!, "4.20*"pM. (quar.)—'
1 7- 1
12 Vic
5-13
■
4-22
•'
8c
(quar.)
common
25c
6-15
:
25c
6-15
4c
-----—
5-20
vy
■
4-26
—
7 Vic
6-24
•
6-iO
Telephone
j'partic.
i
"Telegraph Co.—
&
111:
1;,
6-
5-
1
-
I
5-11
40c ;,:5-
4-22
4
50c
$0,176
.
1,6- 3
'
20%
6-
I
■1-'I
•
Public
5-
2
2
4-14
,
New
:>
21c
6- 1
Electric Power (increased-quar.)
7- 2
t40c
Breweries Ltd; (quar.)—t50c:
5- 2
Canadian Dredge & Dock, Ltd.—
4-14
$$1.50
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse, 6% pfd. (quar.)
$8c ' -:1 5- 1
Canadian Investment Fund,- Ltd.---—-ti—.
5*16
$$1.06
Canadian Utilities Ltd:, AVa%- pfd,~(quar.),._ ,
5-16
$$1.25
o<c
preferred
(quar.)_.————————
5- i
"37 ViC
Central Securities Corp., $1.50 pref. (quar.)
>5- 1
35c
$1.40 pref. A (quar.)
' w:
5- 1
1
35c
$1.40 pref. B (quar.)
California
5-
4-21
v
*
56-
/
70C
Estate
Real
Store
Chain
Collins
(Mass.)
(quar.)„
$1
-
Pictures
Columbus
&
Corp.;
Southern
pfd.
$4.25
(quar.).
5-16
*,
r."
f
4-
.
/
(quar.)
Old
Concord
Locks
Fund,
Conduits
Co.,- class
Paper
!———
Inc.
.
11c
————
Ltd.,
Cook
$3
$2.50
;/;// $1.25
6-13
7-
Coronation
Dallas
A
Ltd.
common
preferred
:
-
•
(quar;)__
$1.12Vi
4.50%
Extra
Class
Trane
208
-
Stock
Corp.—
dividend
Erie Railroad—
(Action
at
"
5-16
$25c
4-29
3-31
6-15
5-31
-
;
4
■
•
V
1
5-16
4-15
Union
1
5-16
■United
\
U.
4-18
1
5-13
4-15
3-31
4-19
.
5-
9
Pall
5-
pfd.
A
Extra
1
,
Firemen's
Insurance
"(Newark,
Co.
Semi-Annual
Firth
preferred
Steel
&
1
1'
6-
B
2
$2
rpim'e^i Company, 5% preferred (quar.)
GeSSI Industries
General ?!5anCe, C0rp- (Del) (Quar.)~
Co.,
Stock dividend
4-29
4-
neral
6-20
pr.eferred
Goulrf
m
Gianni
Stock
5-
1
1
4-18
5-
1
5-
30c
___
(quar.)
Hallnor Mines
1
pfd.
6-
5%
4-30
Ltd.
6-
1
5-
1
V
6#%a preferred (quar.)
InteipiodnciaT"p°iL T?riCas (St°Ck dividend)':
6-
1
5%
■
lova
p.
ipe Line (quar.)_/_____i_i
clmWer & Wghtcommon
(quar.)__-_A__._-.:
■T%*<
P^terred 1 (quar.)
-tan I Preferred (qSar >
°'f Preferred, (quar!'
••
Teleph(,ne
corp.-
4-15
5-31
5-13
;
-
1
-
•
:
:
-7-.1
821/ic
$1.20
."1.
6-27
40c
$1.08%
5-
20c
1
4-15
4-12
?'
6-10
5-13
-
3
6-10
Works
1
5-
1
4-20
4-20
■
i
'
*
6-15
•
;
7-1
1 7- 1 1
•
-
6-15
•
6-15
"
4-20
5-14
5-14
4-22
Co.
5-14
4-29
5-31
'*
5-31
A
2
2
(quar.)
4-14
6-
1
5-14
4-14
4-
5-
4-12
4-30
1
(quar.)___
of
$1
(F.
class
par
W.)
Class A
4-15
4-30
4-15
4-30
4-15
Akron
4-30
4-15
B
4%
:
2
5-
4-22
4-13
5-14
4-22
6-
5-
4-15
1
Co.
Brass
Owl
5-
10c
income)
»
v
3-
$15c
Co.
1
Co.,
Ltd.
Dec.
1959.
2
-
depositary
per
to
Inc.
4-15
Ryder
5-14
4-29
5-16
6-13
20%
Allied
6-10
6-10
4-30
1
-
—
-
;
30c
4-25
35c
5-16
5-
7-15
■
-
*
^5-
7-15
7-
;
2
1
-
,
2 l/10c
'
"
B
13c
6-
6a%c
$1.25
.
»
„
1
1
6-
7-15
7-
/•/.■,
,
7-15
1
25C
6-13
5-
$6.2405
4-22
1
5-13
4-26
4-21
2
$$1.25
11%
6-
1
5-
2
5-
2
4-23
5-2
4-23
58-
4-23 *
2
$1
1
4-23 ;
7-22
8-1
7-22
8-
1
7-22
! 50c
.
8-
1
7-22
10-22
.
1
11-
1
11-
1
10-22
11-
1
10-22
25c
A
(quar.)
Can
(initial)
1
5-16
5-16
4-25
5-16
12Vic
5-6
7-1
4-20
6-3
3-24
15c
_:
5-
,_
(quar.)_
common
5-17
30c
75c
,
(quar.)
.
_,
—
(quar.)
6-
t57c
(quar.)^
5-31
5- 2
4-29
37Vic
.5-2
50c
5-25
4-22 :
40c
4-28
4-18
25c
25c
(quar.)-_—5c
9-15
.12-15
5-15
8-31
il1"30
4-30
30c
5- 2
4-14
32 Vic
6-1
5- 2
•
6V4cv
5- 1
3-31
„
25c
5- 2
4-20
,
$1.25
5- 2
4-20 "
.
(quar.)
:
___
American
Home
Insurance
,f
.1
4-18 ;
*"
*
4-8
(Orlando,
—
American
••••
5- 2
:
—__
___-
5- 6
4-16 /
4-15
.<
r
(quar.)
Co.
Furniture Co.
5-6/
1
•■,
(quar.)__
(quar.)__i_—
American
4-29
12Vic
50c
45c
preferred
Corp.
Distilling
4-18
4-29
$25c
—.—
preferred
Co.
2
5-25
5-25
22 Vic
37Vic
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Fire & Casualty Co.
Quarterly
Quarterly
1
6-
40c
,
class
6-
75c
_^____
Cement,
10-22
-/
(quar.)
Petroleum
,
.11-
50c
(increased-quar.)Arma Corp.—
preferred (quar.)^
I
;__—
American
3-22
<■./. 5-18
50c
,
Bosch
American
4-20
6-10
$1
Book
-■
.
6c
$1
Corp.,
second
American
4-12
;
,
Z
„
Co.—
preferred
;$1.25
4-18
$1
(quar.)
American
1
7-
1
$1
Portland
common
Amerada
5-
50c
American
1
4-18
27c
U
Amalgamated Sugar, 5%
5-12
6-20
1
Z
Aluminum Co. of Canada,
5-12
6-
$25c
$3iy4c
/'s 3%
5-
(quar.)
& Bacon, Inc.Alpha Beta Food Markets, com.
~.6% preferred (quar.)
4%
4-22
4-22
(quar.)
Control
4Vi%
5-
15c
Z
.
5-12
2
5-31
(quar.)
B
Stores
6
4-18
5-31
18c
:
A
7
5-
2%
:
(quar.)
3-31
\
(quar.)
A
,/
4-25
7Vic
class
Holders
capital
a
30c
Allyn
5-16
1
-
'1
^
:
$1,
Laboratories
6-30
6-
15c
,,Simon (H. & Sons, Ltd., 5%r pfd.- (quar.)
Singer Mfg.. Ltd. Amer. dep. rets, ordinary
/(Annual payment for year-end Dec. 31,
5-11
"
1
Payable of Rec.
50c
Allied
3-31
37y2c
——_——
-
:
6-
When
* Share
-
■
(quar.)
Allied
4-25
6-
v
Per
•
- -
-
Manufacturing
preferred
New
''
5-18
5-31
7'zic
r?'y2c
:
1
;
_
-
Z
Common
5-10
6-20
5-15
;
$15c
(quar.)__—
rets.
Amer. >;dep.
6-
%
4
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Railway—
4-22
6-20
31V2C
(quar.)__
& Co., |Ltd.,. common (quar.)___—_
preferred (quar.)—————
Corp., com, (stock, dividend)--—_
5*/?%
preferred (quar.)_^—
> 5%
preferred (quar.) ———
—
r-'
Sheller
Mfg.
(quar.)-—————
Siemens & Halske A. G.— ■
-
7c
(quar.)
A
Allentown
34 %c
(quar.)
System
'•
r
1
-
*
Extra
6%
—
'
6-
5-25
(quar.)
Extra
about
share)_———
preferred
4
62yac
50c
B
Class
4-22
rets.—
Equal
6-10
6-15
-
iy,
(quar.)
Extra
«> r «!
4-30
15c
—
dep.
Amer.
31,
5-16
"
6-15
,
-
,
By-Products
Class
4-22
40c
Stores
Tinto
6-25 "
re-
(quar.)__„___
Extra
4
5c
(quar.)„_
(quar.)
Chemicals
(quar.)
5-31
6V2C
Extra
Class
Class
Inc.
"
4-204
4-30
■
share
common
-
4-14
4-29
10c
17Vac
,
>
•
non-cum.
for each
(Reg.)
common
Alabama
Shares—
Bearings,
1
1'..
Fund
Steel
4-30
50c
/ /
'^
2
6-
10c
/
dividend)—
-
.,100%
-
A
4-25
4-28
-
Adams-Millis Corp., new com. (initial quar.)
Aerojet-General Corp. (stock dividend)
Aeronca
Mfg., 55c preferred (quar.)
5Vi%
prior
preferred
(quar.)
Affiliated Fund, Inc.—
Quarterly from net investment income;—
4-15
65c
<
5-
,
:
Acme Missiles & Construction—
Acme
7
25c
>
'
1
35c
J
income div. of $0,017 plus
gains distribution of $0,004)
5%
B
(quar.)
Graphite
'.
-
5-16
430c
(qaaf;)!'-;'- ■'
(An
Y.)—
(quar.)
,M
-
4-20
.
1
6-
4c
.
,.
Aberdeen
4-25
5-
35c
Products, .Ltd.-y-
5-13
-
/;
(stock dividend sub-
/;
of Company
Name
5-20
5-
30c
(quar*-)
investment
;
2
r-
60c
•>'.
v"'
-.
.
(stock
preceding table.
5-20
$15c
(quar.)
net
5-
-
capital gains)
." ^■'«.
class
■8'
'
.
10c
_——
Distribution
6-10
"t.
,
4-20
5-16
"
4-22
5-16
40c
Ltd.
Co.
!-
$1
-
Below we give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
.
4-22
5-14
60c
(quar.)
(s-a)
class
Ltd.
share
10c
Corp.,
*
-•
v..„ •'*
4-22
5-14
8c
&
.!
Expree System—
Class A (initial-quar.)
;/
4-22
5-14
40c pfd.
A
4-15
10c,.-.
4-22
(quar.)
class
4-25
4-15
5-13
J20c
•
—
deemable
Yale
4-22
(quar.)
on
5-16
4-29
5c
__:
Woolworth
4-22
8c
N.
5
Heather—
&
8c
...
held)
4-22
.
(Brooklyn,
1
5-
-
30c
^___
Bi" (quar.)_____
(One
>.
5-i3
30c
Co.
*
-
■
(quar,):.
realized
net
Enterprises,
Class
5-13
1
5-14
A
Bank
from
Woods Mfg.
5-13
6-10
1 6-
28y8c
Ltd.
52c
Wometco
5-
5-14
Scythes
^
5-27
5-4
5-
!
income)
Iron
Wisconsin Fuel & Light
ject to approval):
-
5-14
•
5-14
(quar.)
Gamble
1959)
Products Corp:
(monthly)—
,
1
'
»•
'
N.
.
...
Il'l:,
(Plalnsfleia.
earned
Dorn
Monthly
5-13
,
27V4C
x.
(Canada),
/
.
5-16
40c "
:
Canada-: Breweries,
Ltd.
Winn-Dixie Stores "(monthly)___
4-30
j;_„
Seagrave
.
1
;
:
6-15
30c
Miguel Brewery, Inc. _L
Schering Corp., common (quar.)
5%.v preferred (quar.)
Schlumberger, Ltd.
(quar.)—
-
Jerl, 'f
Corp.
5-15
1! 'IOC "I
'
"ZI^IIIIII^IIIIC.
,?CtaS
5
v/i %
..
6-10 '•
,
/v„15c
Inc.—
Western
28VeC
San
4-29 ;
4-
4-15
J,
t.
4-15
4-22
(quar.)
class
Scale
Rubbermaid,
•
4-20
$1.50
______
4,
.
4-6
•''»
4-29
-
4-20
Fund
4-25
343/sc
5%
durance ccSn'
-
.
<
$1.43%
Income
4-13
2
37 y2 c
:
(quar.)_
Royal Oak Dairy Ltd., class A
5-11
$12'/2C
ciass
Hiiier AhrmfV ptd"
A ^UEir.)---.—___AUcraft Corp.
(stock-dividend)i_——I
10c
preferred.'(quar.)____j./_____
Line
5-
5-14
(quar.)
Co.
$1.61
4-15
$3c
_
5-14
2
6-24 :
.
$1.37Vi
4-20
c
4-25
$10c
(quar.)
1
5-
■
$1.31145-1
(from net investment income).:
Westchester Fire Insurance (N. Y.)
IV2C
Transit
5M2%
4-25
5-27
-
6-
:40c
(quar. )c._
5-20
31 Vac
Robertshaw-Futlon' Controls Co., com. (quar.)
2
6-15
5-27
Ltd., class A
common
6-20
21 Vac
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Gas
(Year-end
4-15
50c
(quar.)____
Power,
Wellington Equity Fund—
31VaC
Reithhold
5-18
5-
■
5-14
$1.25
-
—„;
5-20
31 Vac
Rio
r
4-19
1
10-19
1
$1.50
..
1
i
4-18
90c
(quar.)_;
common
&
Randall
-
4-19
1
6-
15c
.1
1
5•
1
6-
(quar.)__i
Class
4-19
$1.27%
_
(ann.)
Pharmaceutical .Corp.—
2
$1.25
-
(quar.)
.
i
11-
<
38c
(s-a)r_____
6-20
.
50c
Milk
Class
4-19
5-
(quar.)
Co.
Quinte
•
4-15
5-
$1.25
;
,62Vic
.Waite Amulet Mines, Ltd, (quar.)_____
Washington Building Trust_^__i___c.^w__L__
Washington Mutual Investors Fund, Inc.—
(Quarterly of- 8c from Investment-income
5-9
2
6
3%
■
dividend
lowers Wine
1
4-21
(quar.)
(from
5-31
5-
$1.10
j._i
(quar.)
(quar.
Corp.
dividend
(from
6-20
$1.50
0nal Batteries
G'and Union
Co.
p
div.)
(quar.)___
Vitamin-&
15c
B
Oil
Red
___
In<lustries (quar.~)__
?omP&ny
7-
$1.25
(quar;)
Godfrpyernicke
6-
5-1
Extra
6-20
1
4-13
5-31
6-20
y
1. 4-22
10c
Extra
Pure
6-1
7-
6-15
M
30c
(stock
(quar.)_^
preferred
oinha
6-15
5%'
4-18
22 Vic
.,
.:
Vanderbilt. Mutual Fund
45c
_,___
& Company,
Howell
Portland
of the Northwest—
preferred (quar.)
Water Works, common
^Preferred
510/C
$1.75
.
30c
:
Insurance
Monthly;
:
C.)
A
Procter
4-15
2
5-10
preferred
8
25c
•
—
common
-
4o^r Telephone Co.
5-
12yac
,
t
5-10
1
(quar.)
(N.. Y.)
Life
Van
$1
1
(quar.)
National
Pneumatic
4-22
4-15
1
6-
,
Insurance.
(quar.)__
Services
'
P,refeired (quar.)I__""IIII"IIIIIII
t.au.f
A
.
1
50c
CoIIIIIIIIIIIII
com.
Corp.
5-31
.
—
,
Brewing
Stock
7-29
6-
Corp.-(quar.)
-
B
4-15
6-
^
pfd- (quar.).:'
(Kans.)
5-31
15c
7
8-15
6-15
10c
4-29
;
30c
5%%
Line,
(quar.)
Quarterly
ron
(quar.)
Drilling
:
-1
4-15
1
7'"*
15c
_
Fulton Market
Cold Storage
4-15
60c
.30c
preferred
4-19
22 y2
4-15
5-
$30c
Machinery Co
Co.
2
5-13
5-
4c
$1.75
Forest
Frankhn-Adams
,M-":;'1
(quar.)
(initial )j._-__*^
4.36%
(quar.)
(S.
Class
(quar.)_;
Fittings, Ltd., cfess A (s-a>„_
City Enterprises (initial)
4-15
2
Artists
Value
(Chicago)—
preferred
(quar.)
Electric,
Class
J.)—
N.
65c
Sterling inc., 7%
Fort Worth
5-
4-15
,
.
Street
6-20
'•
preferred
Peoples
6c
4-13
4-29 fr
30c
..v
(qifar.)__
Life
Labor
and
Corp.; (quar.)
Pearl
"
payment
(quar.)
5-2
,25c
-
•
Quarterly
Co.
Salle
preferred^
S.
-
-
Products
com-.
preferred
Peterson
Bros.
La
6-10
—^
preferred
Pennsylvania
the
on
5-18
-6-10
5!A%
2
6y4c
Electric,
Lighting
Class
this time)
Parmer
&
Parker
r
•.
deferred
6-10
7
(quar.)
44c
common
River-
$5
preferred
Paragon
-
4-18
1
6-
2
5-
-25c
.
new^
preferred
4.36%
4-30
1 Vi %
7-1
7-
-
(quar.)_
Quarterly -j.
Upper Peninsular
4-22
5-
/-Z; 37l/2C
Insurance
Co.,
Parker
__1
5%
United
5-30
100%
iJ.
split
preferred
Pacific
•
-
Gas
4.50%
1
31V4c
;
:
1
5-31
South
6-10
:
-15c
(quar.)__.
___•
Union Gas System Inc.
2
5-30
37Vic
.
Service—
Co.,
i.
preferred
6%
'
—
Paper
4.80%
$10c
(s-a)r
Donnacona Paper, Ltd. (quar.)-______
Duro-Test Corp., 5% ,pfd. * (quar.)
:.
Empire Millwork
;
4-20
Company
'
5-20
50C
(quar.)__
Power, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.) _r—
^
5V2%
•:
3-31
-
Ltd.
stock
1st
4-15
$ 0.37879
A
(quar.)
.Time Finance Corp. (Bait.),-7%
5-20
1
4-29
34 %c
dividend)
^
preferred
2-
Inc.,-class
B
.
6-10
1
$1.18
,
;
Thriftimart,
7-
.
6-10
7-1
.
$1.25
;
Texas
Instrument, 4%
preferred
Therm-O-Disc, Inc. (quar.)—
10c
:
(stock
—
5%
4-20
$1.28
4.72%
preferred
(quar.)j._
5%.- preferred
(quar.)
Texas Gulf Producing Co.Mquar.)
5-16
6-
.
..
6-10
'35c
v
(quar.)
4%'' preferred
-
.
E
Dominion Electrohome Industries,
/
z
6-10
1
$5c
(quar. )_^_
Brewing,
5%
4-20
2
•iv'.1- 2c /^•Z 4-20
5- 9
ll —
1-
•
5-
6-10
1
;
55c
Life
4-18
1', 5- 2
6-10
1
7-
1
6-
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F.)
9
:
$1.75
:
;
1
7-
$1.16
7-
5-16
4-28
5C
;
Tail
Pacific
5-13
5-
4-30
8%c
—
—
Records, Ltd. Amer. shares-.il
Diversey Cprp. (2-for-l split)
:
Series
1
Quarterly
5%
Decca
Diversified Trustee Shares—• •-•-■■■'
"
•'■■1 5- 9
1
$12 Vic
.
(quar.)——..
(quar.)_____
6-
Republic
$4.40
•
:
.6-
75c
Tquar.)«^
i
'■'6-15
35c
(quar.
Mortgage,
Transit/
I'/v;
$$1
7-
$1.15
7-
5-
$0.0591 "
$1.06'A
$1.31V4
6-15
:
.
6-10
$i.27V2
6-
•
1
(quar.)_;
6-13
55c
6
5-20
•
7-
(quar.)
5-16
6-13
6c
5-
-6-16
'
(quar.)
6-
■■■ ■
50%-
$1.02Vi
preferred
preferred
|
(quar.)—,
.
Tquar.)
Indiana
preferred
Oxford
'
pref."-(s-a)i—-——.^
Varnish, common (quaf.)—_
Paint &
=vy;4-l5
Securities,
:
(quar.)
5-13
6-14
preferred
5-16
1
5-31
" "
35c
preferred
5-23
*
5-31
1
-
Corp.,. common
preferred
$3.60
a
4-18
2
dividend
preferred
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)_
14-20
1
5-31
...
15c
..
lill
Van. Lines
(quar.) 1.
Otter
'
4
5- 2 r:".y 4-19 1
5-
35c
non-cum..
prior prefened
<
;
5.
Transmission,
4-11
5-31
•
5.12%
,;
5-13
(stock dividend)—_
Ltd.. (s-a)
Inc.
Illinois
2-for-l
4-15"
■Z:
1
4-30
•
$20c
National,
Ltd.
(quar.)———
Dearborn Corp: <quar.)——
Standard
6-
25c
Consolidated
Consolidated Diversified
4-15
5-2
$1.50
'
Gas
4-25
10c
5.10%
8
5-13
50c
lie
,
/•;. 5.25%
7-
2
■
(quar.)
preferred
5-13
;
1
(quar.)__ '-'111 15c -1
(quar.)preferred Tquar.)
;
Olympia
*
(quar.)
A
"14-15 "
2
5- 2
.$1.16
,4.65fr' preferred (quar.)—
1——
6^ preferred (quqr.)——'—-—
Combined
5-
$1.06
——_—
(from ordinary income)
Corp.
6-10
1
(quar.)
Investment- Corp., com.—
preferred
Inc.
r-
Vh% preferred
6
4-11
6-10
6-
$1.38
Corp.
Oklahoma ' Mississippi
"*■
11 5- 2 ;1
'■■
5-
"
1
6-
Company
(Charles
//6%
Electric—
Ohio
..
1
6
Commoni (quar.)
Noyes
.-
6
4-25
1
income)
7-
•;4-20
-4-15
22c
.
7-
6
y2%
Mines,
American
4.40%
urv4Vi-::
5- 2
■
$1
$1.06 'A
'(quar.•"
Company
Columbia
J
$1.22V2
5-
$1.07 y2
:
Fund—
$1.16%
5-
Vli;il8c
,
Balanced
(quar.)
4-22
50c
preferred
5*/2%
Northern
1
4-20
4-15
17 Vic
.
7-20
Farnham
6-10
(quar.)_
1
(quar.)
.
.
•
7-20
1
20c
preferred
$3c
$1.50
4-29
4-20
'4-15 ■•ry 4-1
7c
Acceptance Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)i_——.__
''
1
8-
(quar.)
4.90%
..
Century
8-
27Vic
Sons
4.25%
/
5-13
3
•
Co.—
7-20
5-13
;;
6-
(quar.)
Products
1
(quar.)
5-
,1:135c
common
8-
(quar.)
37y2c
(quar.)
Airlines,
Northern
4-20
*
1
(quar.)
com.
$1.15
7-20
7-20
.
preferred
$1
.
7-20
-
4.64%
preferred
4.65%, preferred
$1.18%
Ry..
1/
5-13
7-29
42»/2C
(quar.)
American
North
X
4-29
•
»
1
6-
(quar.)
Aeronautical^
Process
6%
1
4-14
*
6-
93 %c
.
L
8-
27J/4C
Stock Fund
Stouffer
$1.06 y4
(quar.,)
Dickenson
North
y : 4-11
-
,5-16
1
./North American Car Corp.
•'
5
,5-31
-
4-29
5-25
Extra
New
Canadian
5-14
20c
1
(quar.).
Louis
:
Service,
preferred
National
4-14
2
4.10%
6-
(quar.)
1
8-
5Vi%
1"
4-19
55-
10c
4-29
37y2c
dividend
National
>
t25c
'
—
St.
'
tl8c
(s-a)_
5-14
6-
(quar.)—__
8-
$1.10
(quar.)_.
Tennessee
6
V
4-22
'
7 Vic
4-29
Z 93 %c
Murphy (C. G*) Company (quar.)
Mutual Income
Fund-Reg. shares
'
4-22
■„
3
1
5-16
50c
Abrasive
97V2C
;___
4-11
,/93%c
(quar.)
Clemens Metal
6%
4-15
(quar.)
preferred
Mount
4-25
:4-
.4-20
■
5-
2
III' 55c
.
7-20
$1.03%
4.60%
,
1
(quar.)_
&
ordinary
5-
-
—
8-
(quar.)
&
$30c
(quar.)
' 5-13
preferred
4-22
^
.
1
preferred
Kellogg
50c
(quar,)
Moore-Handley Hardware,
5-16
:
12 Vic
.
B
5% .preferred
,V:f th
Stein Roe
'
1
11: 85c
series)
common
A
preferred
$5.52
5-16
6-
\
4.36%
6-10
(quar.)
Stock
$4.30
at a >
Bullock's Ltd., class A (s-a)-—--—
Class B
(s-a)_—-——-—
—
preferred
&
Spencer
15c
(quar.)__
Corp.,
preferred
Missouri
4-15
.
G.)
common
Minneapolis
4.40%
6-10
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mid-West
i-
4-25
9,
25c
.
(quar.)
B
5-20
5-
7-1
(from
Insurance
common
series),
series)
& Company
preferred
Class
4-15-
1
6-
Life
&
(1959
Shoe
6-1"
Stock
Company (quar.)
Michaels, Stern & Co. Inc.,. class A
''
1
4-15
1
J4c
-
'0
Products Corp.
Steel
Buchanan
5-
5%'
Mengel
'5-20
1
5-
7
5-16
1
lt%c
5
(interim)__^--_r—-—
Corp..
Motor
preferred
(quar.)
(1947
Corp.,
4%
6-15
-
15c
Ltd. (xinftl)
Stock dividend:; (subjeet
t0 stockholders
approval June 2)
—•—
—f
British
-7-
10c
Paper,
Bowater
v
50c
:/
(quar.
Aircraft Corp.
will consider a stock split
special meeting on April 19
Best & Company Corp. (quar.)—
Bostic Concrete, class A (quar.)
Company
"
(quar.)___
11;.1
preferred
4%%
4-
5-2
6-15
$2
$1
class A (quar.)__——
Refining Co. (quar.)
---Augusta Newspaper, class, A (quar.)_
1._
6%' preferred (quar.) ——--——
G>/2% preferred (quar.)
Aunor Gold Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)_____
intic
Beech
(quar.)
preferred
35c
5-2
...j
6-
(quar.)
preferred
:
pfd.
preferred
Melville
Tobacco Co.—
A
partic.
Indemnity
(Arthur
4V4%
-
!»«n,,lL=;Tn-r~
sedated
preferred
4.15%
$42c
6%
(1945
3%%
wuaitcwj
nerican
3.90%
6-15
__I_I
preferred
McKee
Mead
leriSn"™"®0™'"®""1''"
6-15
IV2C
of Rec.,
-
92J/2C
1
•
6
21c
„
(quar.)__
1,
$$1.75
(quar.)
Stores,
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
$3.75
5-20
-
preferred
7-
II
(quar.)__
Department
$3.75
5-20
3.70%
,4.60%
(quar.)
May
5- 6'J
.
4-29
quar.)____.
1-
—___I—___'
•'
Co.
in-
(from net
Shares
Business
'
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5r/e>
lerican
5-20
:v
Broadcasting-Paramount
Industries
Massachusetts
1
6-1
6-
Service—/
(initial
common
$1.50
&
MacLeod's, Ltd.,
Participating
5-10
6-
50c
American
v
New
35c
.$1.75
.
Holders
Payable
(quar.)
Southwestern Public
5-17
6-10.
Company
When
Share
of Company
Southern
Milling, Ltd.—
'I-
6-10
4-27
9
T
9
Par
Name
1
4.40%
(quar.)
Lukens Steel Co.
4-25
6-
5-
.
i.27y2c
,
Lester
Wflne(UnitedTRayon Mfg.payment equal
Corp.)—
(Uni
lnal)
6-15
y
40c
Company (quar.)
I
Engineering (stock dividend)!"Ill"
Life &
Casualty Insurance Co. of Tennessee
Quarterly
Lowell Bleachery, Inc
I_.
IIII"~"I
Lorain Telephone (quar.)
II IIIIIIH_
.
K. U.
Amer.
preferred
Lanston
•
of Rec.
25c-
(quar.) __IIIII"
preferred
of the Woods
7%
of Rec.
(quar.)______
(quar.)
S.)
2nd
Lake
Holders
Share
(S.
Holders
Payable
"37%c1
Company
Kroger Company, common
(quar.)—
'*t 6% 1st preferred (quar.)___.
follow with
we
Company (quar.)_
(S.) Department Stores
When
Share
Name of Company
Kenite
announcements are grouped in two separate
first we" indicate all the dividends an-,
pividena
(1673)
7-
$1.25
1
Skelly Oil Co. (quar.)=.„—_——
Skinner Chuck Co,.———
5-31
6-15
$1.40
■
6-15
Smith-Alsop
Paint &
J.I
3c
15c
I
6-20
6-
1
4-15
4-
5
:
Smith-Douglass
Soroban
Co.
Varnish Co.—_ —
(quar.)——
Engineering,
class-A
45c
—
1
6-3
4-29
50c
4-15
4-
40c
4-26
4-20
30c
5-20
4-26
5-
4-15
2V2C
1
5
Quarterly
American
Israeli
Co.
(Newark,
—_—
Paper Mills,
American-Marietta, common
5%
preferred
(quar.)____
N.
J.)—
—
Ltd.
T
'
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
——•
•
Z
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1674)
Par
Name of
4%%
National
American
Quarterly
;/
i
_——
American Natural Gas
Aberdeen
Petroleum,
class
American
Premier Insurance
President
A
(quar.)
(Minn.)
non-cumulative
preferred
' *
-
$1-75
;
v:
Anchor
Anderson,
-Clayton
Anderson
Electric
Class
4-
6-22
4-28
5-16
6-
B
'
'
4V4t%
preferred
Anthes-Imperial
5Va%
Anvil
'
Co.,
preferred
5-
4.50%
Argus
preferred
Corp.,
$2.50
prefeience
preferred
series
B
5.25%
Goods
Dry
preferred
American dep.
New
Atchison,
5%
City
4.75%
preferred
4%
Atlantic
5%
Coast
Life
4-30
3-17
Canafund
Co.,
Ltd.,
Bearer—
4-
Carolina,
1
6-
1
Guaranteed
5-13
1
5-13
Carolina
5-6
5-
5-18
1
2
4-
7
5-
2
4-
7
5-
2
4-
7
5%
A
(quar.)
5Vi%
A
S.)
&
A
1
^r-'or-red
Power
4-30
4-15
17Vic
4-30
4-15
4-30
4-15
15c
4-30
4-15
4-30
4-
1
4-30
134Vic
12Vic
4-
1
5-20
4-29
l;
Piano
4-30
4-20
4-30
4-20
(quar.)_
"
Common
(reduced-quar.)
Ohio RR.—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred (quar.)
•Series A preferred (quar.)—
Series A preferred (quar.)_
_.
—■
—
4%
preferred
class
(stock
Co.,-com.
Power
&
Biederman
Black
Blue
Starr
Boise
&
3-25
4-20
3-25
4%
Inc.,
28y»c
4-29
4-15
50c
$1.25
A
21c
3Vi%
(initial)__
Corp.
of
America
Products
(quar,)
less
Brodie
(Ralph)
Co.
British-Columbia
British
Petroleum
Co.,
Refining
Ltd:
'
(year-end)
2
11-
4
$6
investment
5%
gains—
series
5-
2
3-31
Colorado
56•
5-
2
1
2
4-20
4-25
3-31
5-16
4-15
4-11
4-
1
9-
1
8-22
11-30
11-19
4-11
5-21
5-16
4-29
4-22
3-29
5-24
5-10
7-29
6-27
6-
1
5-20
5.
2
4-20
5-
2
4-
6
$1.25
Fund
Oil
1947
&
Gas
preferred
Columbia
Gas
1956
preferred
Inc.
Compo
investment
Shoe
8
4-
8
common
5_16
5-
2
$2.09
5-16
5- 2
$2.20
preferred
preferred
5-
4-13
4-15
5-
;
preferred
preferred
Consolidated
25c
1
4-
'**■
12-31
4-30
4-15
Consolidated Natural
5-27
Consolidated
Laundries
Royalty
Gas
Oil
(quar.)
5-
35c
2
4-20
4-30
$1.16V2
4-14
4-30
4-15
Ltd.—
4-30
3-21
30c
7-
I
6-17
25c
7-
1
6-17
4%
4-29
4-15
87V2C
6-10
5-31
4-20
preferred
(quar.)
62V2C
4-29
4-20
25c
4-29
4-14
1
4-15
Products
(quar.)
River
Gas
Co.
convertible
,
cuse,
N.
Y.)
Grain,
5-
3-22
1
class
Corp.
3-22
Federal Paper Board,
3-22
Federal
10c
5-16
5-16
5-16
7
Class
Purchaser,
common
Class B
4-29
Class
B
2
Class
A
common
5-16
5-
2
Class
6-15
6-
1
'9-15
9-
1
12-
1
12-15
.
.
4-20
> 4- 5
pfd.
common
Financial
Federation
Financial
General
(stock
Corp.,
preferred A
4-
5
1
4-
5
First
National
City
5-
1
4-
5
First
National
Credit
5-
1
4-
5
5-
1
4-
5
ploo'-o/iH
5-
1'
4-
5
Florida Steel Corp, (quar.)
Fun-ma M.ne inuustnes, class
6-
1
1
6-
1
5-
1
28%c
6-15
5-31
5-29
5-
5
&
Rubber,
Bank
new
com.,
Y.)
(N.
Bureau
(initial)
(qi'tr.)—
(quar.)
dividend
Porn
4-22
4-
8
4-22
4-
8
5-20
5-
6
6-20
5-31
lc
6-20
5-31
50c
5c
50c
5%
initial I
4-
9
1
4-29
4-14
6-
6-
1
4-28
7V2C
5-
1
3-25
5-
1
3-25
25c
4-20
75c
5-
10c
5-
5%
(
4-30
4-30
1
1
6-15
44-
5
1
4-20
6-
1
A
;
iquar. 1
5-27
13%C
6-15
15c
;
6-20
5-31
7V2C
5-15
4-30
25c
6-15
4-|29
35c
6-30
6-
1
8IV4C
93%c
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
I2V2C
5-
1
4-15
12VaC
5-
1
4-15
2
4-
30c
6-
1
5-16
4-25
6-
5c
Flying Tiger Line, Inc.* 5% preferred A (s-a)
5-
16C
•
Food Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
Common (increased)
$1.25
5-16
25c
Y,
5-10
York—
55c
Tire
(quar.)—
(quar.)__
1
.
4-19
4-19
5-20
56V4c
dividend)_<
5-
52V2C
1
lc
common
5-
Stock
1
lc
(monthly)
Federated Department Stores (quar.)
Fed-Mart Corp.
(quar.)
Fidelity & Deposit of Maryland (quar.)__—
Firestone
4-19
55-
ic
common
50c
:
4-15
lc
(monthly)
(monthly)
47V2C
•
f 6-15
1
7V2C
(quar.)____
(initial)
A
(monthly)
(monthly)
common
5-
t50c
1
2
5-
Corp. of Delaware—
A
B
75-
f35c
Y
4.60%
class
4-29
'
6-16
20c
(quar.)
1
4-
1
1:35c
Y
A
preferred (quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Insurance
Federal-Mart
7-
/;
;
1
4-25
Insurance Co. (Syra-
(quar.)
Ltd.,
50c
Federal
1
5-
4-11
30c
(quar.)
5-15
4-26
t35c
Co.
4-
5-
30c
(quar.)_
(quar.)—;™—$3
Fate-Root-Heath
4-22
8
$1.50
42c
common
preferred
Farmers & Traders Life
*
(quar.)
(quar.)
Brewing Corp.,
5-
■
div.)
,
preferred
51c
(quar.)„
5-10
2nd
$2.25
(quar.)
1
4-20
redeemable
15c
—
6-
4-29
$1.40
55c
New
4-12
25c
(quar.)
5IV2C
of
5
4-20
1%
5-
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-5-61
Consolidated
Co.
8
5-
4c
Ltd
5-20
"15c
4-20
tl2c
Edison
3-28
4-
15c
-
(quar.)
5-16
1—
(s-a)
4-15
4-28
4-20
preferred
B
Discovery Yellowknife Mines
$5 preferred
5-
5%
10c
(stock dividend)
Class
35c
(quar.i
$1.23V3
fl2 V2C
8
10c
4-26
Consolidated
—
dividend)
(cjuar.)
28c
(quar.)
(quar.i—
(quar.)—.
4-15
1st
Evans
4-20
(quar.)
5-
5-10
Fall
1
I
8
4-
4-15
$1.12V2
Pittsburgh RR. Gtd. (quar.)
Forge & Steel Corp., com
(stock
Falstaff
2'
—
8
5-
5-
&
3-31
2
™
Ltd.,
4-15
4-
50c
(quar.)__
common
J50c
4-
$2.04
Inc.
1
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar. I
preferred
5-
5-
1
Corp.
t50c
G.)
5-16
10c
Heating Products,
A
3-31
4-29
$1.37 ¥2
2
7',i%
°
4-29
■:
5-
Quarterly
Quarterly
$2.06
&
Federated
2
25c
46c
5-
Quarterly
5-31
6-15
$1.75
(initial)
Fairbanks Co., 6%
6 V2C
(Toronto
4-
6-15
(Maryland)—
(stock
$1.16
common
4-28
25c
6-13
7c
5%% preferred (quar.)
Confederation Life Assurance
(C.
14c
f$1.75
5%
4-18
6-30
/ 9c
income
Machinery,
1
8
"1
(quar.)__
$1.31%
5.
17Vic
5-14
$1.25
Voting trust certificates (quar.)_
Concord Natural Gas, common
(quar.)—
Ltd.
5%
4-20
(monthly)
;
5-
4-18
Y
income)—
(quar.)„
$1 06
9
5-23
30c
(quar.)_—_
Connecticut Light & Power Co.—
$1.90 preferred (quar.)
$2 preferred fquar.)_.
6-
Class
6
Commonwealth Stock Fund—
From
8
4-30
6%
31V4C
(quar.)
preferred
4-
Ltd., 7% pfd. (accum.)
common
A
E'versharp, Inc.,
Esquire,
(quar.i
Conn
4-29
6-
Engineering, Inc. (quar.)—
Commonwealth Edison, common (quar.)
5.25%
4-25
Inc
Industries
Federal
8
hoc
1
Corp.—
8
4-15
7-
(quar.)
Co., com.
6-
1
$1.12 V2
70c
4-
6-
4-20
—————
1
4-29
4-20
5-15
Combustion
4.64%
87V2C
8
(initial)™-
class
Homes,
Enamel
4-30
45c
87V2C
2
6-15
5-23
6-20
$1.25
(quar.)
7-
22c
6-15
6-30
•
(quar.)
—
investment
System.
1
4-
Elmira & Williamsport RR. (s-a)
Employers Group Associates (2-for-l split)—
New
(initial quar.)
•
and
4-
4-25
(accum. )„_
Co.,
preferred
6%
Power
4-29
4-15
3%
income—
(from
tlOc
,
Co.—
4-26
7V2c
Finance Co.—
pfd.
4-
Electrographic
Energy Shares, Inc.—
Colonial
2
4-14
10%
realized
1
5-
2
dividend
From
4-
4-15
2%
dividend)
common
Electric & Musical Industries,
(Atlanta, Ga.)
common
4-18
2
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.,
Erie
(quar.)
5-12
5-
5-
4
5-10
Co.,
1
4-29
25c
4-
1
preferred
1
1
4-15
(quar.)
3
6-
$3.50
4-
.6-
10c
5-
87 % C
Colgate-Palmolive
2
1
6-
10c
(quar.)____
Corp.
Products
6%
Edo
(quar.)
Colonial
Air Lines
preferred B
Ecko
guaranteed
Colonial
6c
(quar.)
9-
11-23
Erie
Stock
isc
(increased)
9-22
$1.25
5-10
Coastal States Life Insurance
57-
4-29
tl5c
,
$7~preferred A (accum.)
1.
Colorado Central
1
Depositary deduction)__
Sugar
3
6-
5-
'
,
States
6-
!_
75c
(quar.)
Ltd.„__'
Industries
Eastern
25c
—
(quar.)
Mines,
Eastern
11-25
6-23
50c
4-19
registered (final payment" of
free of British income tax but
Pioneer
9-30
12-15
(quar.)
1
expenses of
10-20
$1.25
regular
7%
15c
pence
Eastern
iquar.»__
com.
3-25
Eagle Food Centers__.
guaranteed
3-31
2
50c
"
I
Extra
Bralorne
4-15
25c
(initial)
Inc.
1
Pittsburgh RR. Co.—
2
lOc
(quar.)
(quar.)
11
Y.)
$149
preferred
East Kootenay Power,
7-
Pacific—
87Vic
4.78%
and
&
4-29
5-
10c
(quar.)
1
7-21
.
special
5-
$1
common
Co., common
preferred (quar )
Bearer
4
6-
100%
common
2
5-
15c
preferred (quar.)
Bourjois,
Y
(quar.)
Corp.,
Edison
Bowman
5X
1
10c
;
4.25%
Bowling
6-
20c
^
(initial)
4%
From
(quar.)
com.
6-10
4
:17Vic
common
old
3-25
4
_.
new
Corp.
1
4-15
Inc., class A
dividend
Fisheries Corp.,
Boston
7-
4-
20c
preferred
4-20
+
(quar.)
common
Booth
:
3-25
4-
20c
Borg-Warner
4-20
4-29
_
Brooks,
New
(N.
4-13
4-28
7
4-
(quar.i
Cleveland
4-20
$17Vic
class
4-
5-
87V2C
Refining Co. (stock dividend)Cleveland," Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
Ry., 5%-preferred (quar.i
4-15
4-20
(quar.)
Gorham,
Cascade
Stock
Co.
4-29
115c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
4-15
t50c
(quar.)__.
preferred
4-21
5-.2
4-29
$1.12V2
Ltd.,
de Nemours &
37 V2C
&
4-26
4-20
(quar.)—_
Co.,
4-15
(quar.)
25c
Cleveland Electric Illuminating,
4'/a%. preferred
(quar.)
30c
-
Quarterly
Bobbie
5-20
Co.
8-19
16% %
(increased)
Saco Water
Inc.
Quarterly
Insurance
4-11
J40c
Works
4-29
2
5-
flOc
12Vac
9-19
______
Furniture
Bell,
6-20
Canada,
preferred
4V2 %
Texas
4-22
$1.75
(final)
Iron
I.)
$1.25
25c
J50c
Gossett
Biddeford
Title
Oil
16%%
(quar.)___:
5-13
(quar.)
(stock
$4.50
City Investing Co., common
City Stores Co. (quar.)
Controller
quar.)
preferred
of
(E.
Elden
(quar.»__
i__
35c
Behlen Mfg. Co.
(quar.)___^—20c
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., com. (resumed)
$15c
Common
Co.
Inc
$3.50
8-15
2%
dividend).
Corp.
duPont
duPont
6
1
Clark
•'*.
Ltd.—
Paper,
8
5-
9-
Clark
,
dividend)
&
4-
4-15
$1.25
$1.06
(stock
A
2
(quar.)_j
$1
>
5-
preferred
50c
—
3-30
5-25
tl5c
$37Vac
income)
Dunhill
5-13
2
4-29
25c
common
net
3-31
5-16
8
5-
t50c
(s-ai
com.
4-30
Co.—
&
Ltd.,
4-15
25c
7-
.6-20
(quar.)_.
5-2
60c
5-16
1:20c
Fair-Community Drug Co.
Dncomm-m Metals & Supply Co.
International.
6
4-
1
(monthly)
Ltd.,
2
tl7V2C
Drug
(from
5-
$25c
Fields
Fund
5-18
4-
,39c
(quar l
Oil
Industries,
Drpvf'-s
5%
8-19
(quar.)
Corp., common <quar.)_
preferred A (quar.)
conv.
&
Dover
4-11
4-15
Eichlev
5-20
■
(Stock dividend
Controls,
Belmont
9
2
2
4-15
i_____$1
__
Products
Bell
12-
55-
5-13
9-19
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oil Corp.
7%
12-21
$1 preference
Dominquez
6-10
4-27
37V2C
(quar.)
Dominion Tar & Chemical,
9
4-20
net
(quar.)
9
9-
1
(quar.i
Cincinnati-New Orleans
6-20
(quar.)__
preferred
Baystate
12-
6-10
—
$1
;
Electric
preferred
1
Electric
&
37 Vac
_
Co.
from
(quar.)
Dominion Steel & Coal, Ltd.
6-21
5-16
2Vtc
9
9-21
—
50c
Hydro
A
Gas
Ltd.
30c
Common
City
Corp.
Class
9-
5-13
15c
(quar.)
Transit
Bangor
•
12-21
6-10
V
4-11
7c
(quarterly
Engineering Works. Ltd
37V2C
A
37 Vic
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Bathurst
9-21
4-11
4-20
15c
Inc
Inc.
income)
Mines.
6-
-
•_
Common
4%%
Dome
2
15c
(quar.).
Shares,
Mfg. Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
$1.50
$1.25
4-14
B
Dodge
37V2C
4-27
Class
4-
4-13
(quar.)
9-30
Basic
8
4-22
4-30
(quar.)
2
5-
37V2C
A
15c
Laboratories,
investment
preierred
12-30
Barry
8
5%
8
10-14
7%
4-
4-
1-13-61
Barber
4-22
;
Inc.
5-
5-16
30c
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
class
(quar.)
Dividend
6-30
S1.50
Vt%
Diketan
4-30
' $1.50
4
Diebold,
7-15
(quar.)
&
B
7
15c
(quar.)
Banlife
Class
7
<
Corp.,
preferred
Giorgio Fruit,
$1.50
;
—
preferred
Rubber
National
$1.50
(quar.)...
4%
(quar.i—
preferred
4%
4-20
Diamond
Di
(quar.)
$1.05
(quar.)——
Common
Series
1
6%
Baltimore
5-10
Compary
37 %c
Common
4-14
4-14
4-
$1.12Vi
Corp.
4-11
Tunnel
37V2C
4-30
6%
4%
4-15
3-31
$17
(quar.)
4-30
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
4-21
3-31
23c
—
4-22
Co.-—
prcierred
2
30c
DeVilbiss
4-20
(quar.)„_
Manhattan Bank
(quar.)
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—
3¥2%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Chicago, Milwaukee. St. Paul & Pacific RR. Co.
7c
—
5-16
Y;
3
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-16
4-19
4-
Chase
Common
5-16
;
12-
Canada
&
5-10
Champion Industries (stcck dividend)
Champlin Oil & Refining Co. (quar.)—
Cincinnati
Bald win-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
2
4-25
$1.25
(quar.)_^_^
35c
dividend)
series)
<1947
.
preferred
3
4-29
5-
4-25
$1.25
pfd.
6-
12-15
5-10
$1.25
4%
74-11
25c
1
6-21
—
Electric
&
Light,
2%
:
istock
preferred (quar.)
preferred
•4.20%
4-15
134'ic
quar.)—
4V2%
Baldwin
Gas
&
6
5-
62Vac
6-
$1.25
—
(quar. >
P
Hudson
Central
4-20
4-30
___
—
_L,
(s-a)
Detroit
12-21
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
4- 5
'
preferred
$2.50
8
25c
(quar.)_—
B
:
to $3.50
8
$1.25
preferred
preferred
s^Y
5-16
5-
17Vic
„_
'
6-
4-
$1.25
preferred B
4-11
4-30
6-15
4-
30c
(quar.)
5%
4-11
62V2C
4-30
—
Common
com.
„■
9
lc
.__
income)
Co.,
V
12-
37Vic
—
(increased
Corp.—
(quar.)
5%
4-11
"4-25
57c
$2
Common
1-15
2
(s-a)
4-30
(quar.)—__
——
8
5-
4-25
'
/
•
(quar.)—
Dominion Bridge. Ltd.
(quar.)
8
4-
6-10
4
A
6
4-
6-10
4-
A
4-
25c>
2
preferred
2
5-2
25c
5-
preferred
•5-
j5n 2
50c *
<
Dominion Fabrics, Ltd., common (quar.)
2nd convertible preference (quar.)
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum, Ltd. (quar.)
5%
4
preferred
2
Ry. Co.—
5%
4-
$3.50
5-
10c.
(quar.)
7-15
4
4-27
to
4-20
10c
5%
iquar.)_
investment
stock
Denver Tramway
,
•-
9
30c
.
4Vi%
6%
3-31
debenture
$8
;
$1.05
——^
10-15
7 4-
quar.).
9-
.
9- 7
12- 2
4-27
quar.)
(initial
9-21!
_
—
(quar.)
Common
Baldwin
4-29
25c
i—
cf Georgia
12-30
5c
//Y-'
—_—
(initial
common
common
25c
Axe-Houghton Fund "B"—
(L.
4-11
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(From
4-25
class
Common
Inc.—
preferred (1953 series)
Corp.
Ayres
;New voting
5
Telephone Co., Ltd.—
5Vi%
New
/
4-
(quar.)
pre.erred B (quar.)
splits).
V
4-15
2
15c
_;
preferred
6%
Avco
stock
3-31
5-14
'
6%
Avalon
8
4-29
5-
preferred
Central
Class
6
,50c/
(2-for-l
Dominion
25c
(quar.)
10-
(quar.).--/..
6-10
(quar.)
common
6- 7
vy /
4-13
Co.—
Banking Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
6
5-17
5c
1—
Light Co.
&
6-21
$2.75
5-16
$1.50
.>■
/ 4-30
1-15-61
Automobile
8
7-
4-13
•
//'
125c
______
4-
50c
25c
4c
&
1
"
68 %C
—„—
prior preferred
7
5-
.
'
(quar.)
—
conv.
4-
35c
50c
Common
25c
$1.20
9-
Y.
Class A common & voting common
50c
common
6-15
9-15
4-22
A
Mtg,—'
25c
Gas,
1
9-29
j
93%c
(quar.)
Funds,
,
&
7-
____
(annual)
4-25
Central
Mutual
9-30
5c
(quar.)
;
Electric
$1.75
$1.75
5-16
Quarterly
Austin-Nichols
y
Extra
1
1
split)..
(quar.)
Power
Dennlson
40c
—
(s-a)
9
5-
—-———
Delaware
•
33c
—
(quar.)
Cenco Instrument
4-25
$2.30
(interim)
common
preferred
4-30
6-
—
stock
1
7-15
IO-j.5
Development
4-11
noc
(quar.)
Ltd.
4-15
4-
|
"
—...
5-10
155c
—__L
Quarterly
;X Extra
4-11
5-1
$1.25
(quar.)
4-11
4-30
28c
'
(2-for-l
class
$2 class A pref.
4-29
1
Y
j
1
6
t$1.62V2
(quar.)_r
preferred (quar.)..
t70c
—
RR.—^
2
25c
7Vac
(initial)™
6-
$2.50
-
Okla.)
5-16
•
2
5-
4-
+
(quar.)
J20c
—
(quar.)^——,^^4.
Asbestos,
$4
4-29
5-16
tlOc
4-15
5-
$4;24 preferred (quar.)—/
^..14-.^.
$1.06:
4Va% preferred (quar.).™—..——
*$1.12
Davenport Water Co., 5% preferred (quar.).
^$1.25Y
Dayton Rubber Co., common (quar.)—!.—35c -
4-29
5-
tlOc
(quar.)__
Caterpillar Tractor common (quar.)—.1
4.20% preferred (quar.)—
4-29
5-
/
t5c
2
6-
:
t20c '
Light Co., com.
Company
Central
(quar,)
Ohio
t '
-
4-20
5-16
1
$1.25
;
2
5-16
,
37 Vac «'
4-15
30c
'
(s-a)
(Tulsa,
&
Carwin
3-22
2
4-11
t20c
4-29
10c
—
Dallas Power & Light Co.—
5-
.
4-
Corp.
non-cum.
Class B
4-
5-
•
60c
(quar.)
&
4-
5-10
4-20
4-
4-14
(quar.)
Power
Carpenter Paper
25c
Atomic
Clinchfield
4-
Y 3-28
-
Ltd..
common
44-
5-31
10c
(quar.)
Co.
4-15
2
4-25
.
(quar.)
Engine
5-
25%
(quar.)—...
$2 non-cum. class A
(quar.)
/
$2 non-cum. class A
(quar.)
Cutter Laboratories, class A (quar.)—
4-27
—-
Ltd.
preferred
nreferred
3-31
50c
—;
Co.—
7%
Curtis Publishing Co.
4-30
—
56-
Sugar
3
3-31
4-22
/30c
40c
—
—
convertible preference A
American
Curtiss-Wright
45c
+52c
■
<quar.)„_.
Cos.,
33c
+15c
-m'r
common—
(resumed)—
62Vic
(quar.)—
preferred
!
I,
Ltd.
17Vic
6V2%
Cuban
3
4-22
I7V2C
Ltd.—
4-22
t8%C >•Y
class- A (quar.)
Co., Ltd.,
Salt,
1
•Y
6-
15c
(quar.)
4-15
5-
1
(quar.)__
A
(quar.)
1
5^
•'
U5c
—TT—f
Canadian
(quar.)
4-14
5-
31c
Y
M
4-20
5-
2'
7-
——
Crystal Oil & Land Co., $1.12 pfd.
5-v
31V4C
(quar.)
Uk
2
Ltd.—
Insurance
pref.
.
m,
5-
QuarterlyX/:-
.
Bronze
•
Hydrocarbons,
$1
preferred
Ltd.
.partfeipating'
Cassier
Ry.
'm.ui.'
•
Oil
$1.18% '
3.75%
Atlas
5%
Co.—
Refining,
Steels,
"
Industries Ltd.,
(s-a)
Atlas
i
Celotex Corp.,
preferred
Atlantic
*
Canadian
$1
RR.
Wholesalers
5Vi%
Foils, Ltd.,'common
I'fl
Canadian
13c
4-14
y
5-
32c
30c;
(s-a)
Assn.
Canadian
(quar.)
non-cum.
Atlantic
4-11
v
(quar.i
Line
Rvf
Insurance
..
25c
—.
4-11
(quar.)
preferred
*
Canadian
Electric—
preferred
Fire
,:Y i■ .participating;,--
4-18
5- 2
7Vi%
9
Co.
International
Crush
4-15
2
6- 3
$1.13
(quar.)_>
-y
Crowley Milner Co.
$2
—
(quar.)—,—
4-20
(quar.)—
8
class
5-16
5-
75c
(quar.)_
preferred
■
Supply—
Topeka & Santa Fe
Atlantic
5-
28%c
—<——■——
43%c
.
class A
preferred
4-20
(initial-quar.)
Lines,
'5-
——
___ ___
1
receipts for ordinary (final)
Truck
Associated
5-
5c
1
dividend)—_—
(stock
Co.
(quar.)
Cummins
(quar.)
Canada
8
4-25
6-
Industries, Ltd.—
Stationers
common
3-26
10c
—
5- 2
V
160c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
convertible
Camden
'
1
Oil
B
Crouse-Hinds
Power—
$1.32
8
4-
$1.31 V*
Corp.,
(quar.)—
+62%c
12Vic
——
(quar.i—
Associated Electrical
Associated
4-
5- 2
X +25c :
:——
(quar.)_
Arnold Constable Corp. (quar.)
Artesian
Water, 7%
preferred
Associated
5-
$1.12V/2
(quar.)
4-20
—
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd.———— Campbell Soup Co.- (quar.) -——:—■—++++—1-# *
-5-10
5- 2
.
(quar.)—___—_/•'
A
7-
--------
preferred
60c
common
2nd
7-29
$1.75
Co.___
preferred (quar.)_
—:-Y
preferred (quar.)——
$1.24
4-14
l$1.37Vi
62Vic
(quar.)—,$1.12%
(quar.)
Ltd.,
$2.40
f 20c
25c
$1.25
3-31
t
(accum.)
Appalachian Power Co., 4Va% pfd.
8
(quar.)
Electric
Common
2
Ltd.—
pfd.
4-
—
preferred (quar.)
—
Packing Co. (quar.U———
California Water & Telephone-
Y- 5- 2
4-20
I 6- 1
5- 2
5- 2
156Vic
(quar.)
B
4-29
$3
"
'
r
t70c
t30c
172c
.
(quar.)
Branch, 5%
t20c
(quar.)
common
6-
7-
15c
Transportation Lines
(Del.)
(quar.)
Company,
Class
4-22
1
—
Natural Gas (quar.)_
Creamery Package Mfg.. Co. (quar.)
Crossett
of Rec.
7-
Corning
5
Holders
V'
5-20
$1.04
$1.12V2
(quar.)
Products
Corn
Crestmont
4-
65c
preferred
Continental
8
4-12
(final)
British
California
4-14
5-24
Pulp & Paper Mills—
preferred (quar.) —————f
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A (quar.)—
$2.90 preferred (quar.)
4-
1
5-
5-20
—
preferred
$1
share)
American
;
Anglo-Canadian
$2.80
4-id
4-30
$1.20
shillings less South African non-resident
tax of 6.3%, amounting to about 90c per
,
4-30
$1
>
tquar.)____
California
;
of South Africa, Ltd.
(final payment of 7
Anglo-American Corp.
American dep.
rets
4-21
1
6-24
"2Vac ■'./ 5-16
—
-
•
5-
$.00875
-—
Payable
(quar.)
common
7%
*7%
2
15c
—
Ordinary
free
from
lc
Ltd.,
Co.,
Common
8
<quar.j_
3-28
4
(A. M.)-Company—
Byers
4-19
& Co.
Corp.,
common
4-29
.
4-29
.
4-
Co.,
(quar.)—
$4.50 preferred (quar.).
$4.52 preferred (quar.)
Continental Aviation 61 Engineering Corp
$4.16
-
for
rets,
Terminal
Bush
8
5-31
5- 2
7- 1
(quar.)
&
2
tax)
Quarterly
Burroughs Corp.
4-20
i
25c
tquar.»——50c
Produces
Post
4-
5- 2
——C*.—26c
Co.
dep.
-income
-
Burns
12-12
7- 1
5%
UtK
at
i
When
Share
Company
Power
Continental Motors Corp.
(quar.)-.
Inc.,
Amer.
6-10 Y
4-29
.•»_
Co. (quar.)——
37Vic
preferred (s-a)—12Vic
American Viscose Corp. (quar.)—
—
•
; 50c
Amoskeag Co., S4.50 preferred (quar.)———
$2.25
Wii.
iquar.)_^
4-20
9-12
—
5-
vS. D.)—
(quar.H
B
4% pfd.
Burma Mines, Ltd.—
"
/•
•
Products
Thermos
A..awiia«,
4-20
A
Class
Name of
6-20
17 Vac
Class
Bullock's
4-15
6-20
9-20
12-20
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.j—————————
7%
5-10
4-30
-
$1.25
$1.25
Smelting & Refining—
American
9-10
11-30
(Approximately
5%
American Thread Co.:
Steel Castings Co.__
Buckingham Freight Lines, Inc.
1
25c
dividend)
7-
1%
(quar.)
Co.
Gas
95c
———
Buckeye
Ltd.—
Lines,
5%
American
Union
Par
of Rec.
30c
(quar.)
Monday, April 18, 1960
.
Holders
Consumers
Buckeye Corp., common (stock
6-10
£-29
17ViC
>• •
4
**-15
5- 2
5c
—-
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)___—
non-cumulatfve preferred (quar.)——
5%
When
Payable
Co.—
Gas
preferred
$3.80
;
-
Quarterly—
4-
5- 2
4c
—- ■+
4c
——~—.i——4c
Co. (quar.)—-———
y65c
—
American
6- 1
6c
*
—
(Gaiv., Texas)
Insurance
Quarterly
of Company
Taunton
Brooklyn
income)—
investment
net
$1.12%
5-20
Fund—
Mutual
(From
Name
Brockton
(quar.)__
preferred
American
Par
of Kec.
Share
Holders
Payable
Climax Inc.—
Metal
American
When
Share
Company
.+
8
4-15
4-
1
3Vi%
preferred
3%%
preferred (quar.)
Foote
Bros.
Class
B
(quar.).,
Gear & Machine,
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
Number 5943
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial
.
Par
When
and Financial Chronicle
(1675)
Holders
Par
Company'
of
mme
Forbes
coin,
B
'So?
Ltd. IQ
priden, %, Realty
Friedman • Louis) j
Quarterly
1
■
20c
100%
;
4-29
3-31
610
g_31
—
5-
8-15
8-
10c
n_15
6-15
n_
Monthly
-s
•
-
■
*
4-30
4- 1.
6.30
6-
63./, .
(qnar.,
50c
Baking Co..
rpneral
?eS
4- 8
5-16
15c
—
93 Ac
$1-25
5%
(quar.)
Genesco,
$3.50
Gimbel
Bros.
Inc..
$4.50
4Va%
(P.
H.)
preferred
4%%
Co.,
(quar.)__
preferred
Golden Nugget,
R.)
8%
8%
8%
class B preferred
6%
American
$1.50
6%
Green
(H.
d,1Vidend
4V2 %
gains and
9c
from
$2
4-15
Investors
$2.50
net
?5
4-22
Mallory
2
4-11
4-11
Maple
5-
2
4-11
Market
5-
2
4-11
Trust
5-31
5-
$2.50
5-
(quar.)
4-30
4-
8
1
Mayer
Ironite,
..«"4- 8
Jack
McCabe
&
9-12
12-12
12-12
5-13
2
McCall
6-
1
9-
5-
5
12-
1
-
4-15
5- 2
1% f
37Vac
—
pfd. (quar.)
,
2
■
(quar.)_
4-30
4-15
5-
4-
2
7-15
1
5-1
35c
pref
25c
4-29
15c
4-25
5-2
4-
4-29
5-
Co.,
4-18
2
-
Inc.
(Earle
u
Glass,
5-16
5-
2
;
4-18
4-
1
Knott
Inc.
4.45%
dividend
Stock
Hotels
4-21
4-11
Kratter
5- 2
5- 2
4-11
Class
5-2
4-15
5-16
4-15
——20c
Hamilton
o
l!idend
—-—-
-
i0%
-
HaSuSS F°untS?l.Ltd,,'5% pfd' ^uar*>
Se^H"C7 (this is a revised announceSeries H n*""
Hammonn A A
——
Handi Aon?roan Co>
Harbison
n^a
6%
4-21
6-
1
5-13
5-
2
4-18
5-
2
8-
11-
Miles
Hart
New
cSml
P^°?,(initial)
Hartford
nrif
4V2^
4 96'/
Light>
Miller
&
»rre
n
qf
Hartfield
split)
—-
(duar-)
ed
<QUar.)—
1
—
1
Extra
—
—
TnH.rvr
-
HeaLTimei"5?
Hemon,
—
P'
5%
Lacrosse
6-10
6- 1
5-25
3-16
Lambert
4-20
6-
1
4-29
5-
2
4-15
5-
2
30c
" "5c
>
4-15
4.56%
1
'
-
preferred
5-
1
4-11
5-17
8-
7-18
1
4-22
4-
Power
7
Corp.,
7%
preferred B
4-15
4-26
4-
5
Mount
4-26
4-
5
4-29
4-15
Mount Royal
Extra
6-
1
1
5-13
Diablo
5-13
6-1
5-13
•;•:
'
Stock
5-16
4-21
7-
6-15
87 VaC
10-
1
1
5-26
6-10
2%
Pfd.
preferred
(quar.)__
(quar.)_____
Income
10c
—
5-
2
4-15
Stock
.
5-
2
4-22
12 V2c
5-16
5-
20c
4-30
4-13
+20c
6-30
6-16
New
+20c
9-30
9-16
New
+20c
-
(quar.)
12-30
12-16
New
Inc.—
A
and
class
B
(quar.)—
—
>
Acceptance Ltd.—
$2.40
(quar.)
tl5c
4-30
4-15
B
Class
(quar.)
$15C
4-30
4-15
5«■>
$25c
4-30
4-28
4-8
5- 2
4-15
3%
7- 2
6-10
11 Vic
4- 9
3-23
Lemer
15c
87c
4-29
4-29
4- 1
4- 1
Leslie
16c
4-29
4-
Lee
Tire
Leeds
5Vj
V
Rubber
&
Northrup
&
preferred
Lewis
Co.
Bros.,
A
(quar.)—_-
(quar.)™———
4" 4
4-15
&
Ltd.
4-15
4-25
4-11
Nielsen
(A.
4-25
4-11
Norfolk
&
4-25
4-11
$1.12 Va
40c
$15c
(quar.)'-_——
Casualty Insurance Co.
Stock
'
Lincoln
4V2%
5-
4-29
National
Wayne. Ind.)
Life
•
5-1
4-8
56V4c
5-1
4-26
Link-Belt
Co.
4-29
Litecraft
Industries,
(quar.)
Ltd.
___
Co,
;
4-30
4-15
Co.,
pfd.
(stk.
divd.)
1
4-15
1
4-15
2%
1
4-10
6-
1
5-
4
5-16
2
5-
7-
4
4-16
6-
3
9-30
9-
2
1-6-61
12-
2
4-
7
$1.50
5-2
$20c
5-
2
1
1
4-25
.
7-25
4-25
10-25
4-
1
4-25
4-
1
4-25
4-
1
4-25
4-
1
4-25
4-
2%
4-
5-16
4-29
5-16
5-
2
4-22
4-
1
5-15
4-29
60c
5-15
4-29
7c
American
■
1
4-15
5-
4-
5-12
5-
2
4-20
30c
(quar.)__
4-29
6-10
15c
divd.)
5%
25c
(stk.
Co
5-15
4-19
7-
6-
-
2
1
Gas—
&
____,
____
93%c
1
25c
5-1
25c
(quar.;
,5-2
3
4-15
4-11
Ry.—
5-
2
15c
8-
1
7-15
15c
(ouar.)_
11-
4-14
$1.20
Fund
(quar.)_
pfd.
of
(quar.)
Canada,
Life
Insurance
Van
Lines
10-14
5-10
4-21
30c
4-30
4-20
$6c
4-30
3-31
8-25
8-14
12 Vac
4-20
4-
(Chicago)—
Semi-annual
Northern Engineering Works
Ltd
1
25c
10c
preferred
Gas,
American
1
4-30
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)—_—
adjustment
American
4-15
2
$1.06 Va
$15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
North
North
5-
15c
22 VaC
(quar.)
Ltd.
RR.
Cloth
C.)
&
1
21c
A
common
Electric
Western
North
5-
(Fort
3-15
5-
(quar.)
3-31
6-
3-29
5-
preferred
Oil
,
56 Vic
6%
3-31
6-20
35c
6%
4-30
5-31
4-15
5-16
5%
5c
5-13
4-30
15c
4%
5-27
5-31
(quar,)
50c
Insurance
(quar.)
133/ic
—.
2
preferred
(Term.)—
—
5-27
6-
4-20
2
6-15
5-27
2
6%
60C
dividend.——-
Wire
15c
-
class
(quar.)
31V4C
—
Television
Canada,
State
4-30
Nortex
Life
&
preferred
York
2
6-
10c
i
_-.
Merchandise
31V4C
(quar.)____
common
(quarJ_-_^—
(quar.)__^
Stores Corp., 4V2%
pfd.
Salt
New
7-
30c
series
Central
30c
(quar.)
Co.,
B
preferred
5%
—
5-12
6
Research—
&
(quar.)
Jersey Investing Fund—.
Hampshire Insurance Co.
3%%
4-12
$5c
preferred
Common
4-12
$5c
Corp.,
Meter
York
2
2
20c
4-15
preferred -(quar.)____—
(quar.)
series
York
4-
5-
58c
:±
Stocks
New York
A
•
(quar.)__
series
Products
Neptune
4-27
5-
11-
Neiman-Marcus,
New
Class
Laurentide
1
2
4-15
20c
Theatres
4-15
13%c
(initial)
pfd.
series
Video
1
4-i5
8-
National
5-
4-15
2
2
$5c
series
Growth
2
Manufacturing—
!
Securities
Dividend
SI.75
(quar.).
56V.C
5-13
4-15
4-21
4-15
5-
^
Quarterly
Quarterly
4-21
2
2
5-
$3.50
|
Co., 6% pfd. B (quar.)
National Life Assurance (Canada)
(quar.)__
National
4-15
4-29
5-
6c
(s-a)
j
(quar.)
5-
2
pfd.
(quar.)
Balanced
5-
7%
National Lead
5-26
5-
Inc.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-30
2
$25c
L
A
4-15
10c
(quar.)
\ A Class
Co.
A
'
-
Mills,
A
7-29
2
5-
$25c
.___
Electric
Welding Machine
Hosiery Mills, Ltd.—
4-30
10c
B
4-11
$1.25
10%
dividend)
B
5-2
,
(quar.)______
20c
5-
5-15
'
Class
12-15
6-10
1
5-24
Mills, Ltd. (quar.)
Class
9-15
1-2-61
25C
1
7-
t$1.75
dividend
National
4-
7-15
t20c
(quar.)
National Chemical &
National
4-15
1
t$1.75
_____^
Electric, 4V2%
preferred (quar.)
4.64%
4-28
4-29
5-
92c
(quar.)
;
Brass
5-10
20c
(quar.)
Rice
Vernon
class
.
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Co.
4-15
$1.50
common
A
4-29
$1.05
Narragansett
5-13
-
common
5-13
•?.
1
dividend)
class
-62c
l»/2%
"
(Alfred)
Ltd.,
4-16
3-31
$1.20
(quar.)
preferred
4-16
2
$1.10
(quar.)
7%
4-30
5-
.4-25
;
$1.12 Va
Mining & Chemical—
dep. receipts approximately
American
2
$1.14
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Montecatini
Moore
4-20
5-
$1.09
tquar.)
5-31
6-25
2
4%
(quar.)__
•
4-14
5-
16 VaC
C
preferred
4-15*
7-10
40c
(quar.)
preferred
$4.20
4-14
2
2
25c
B
-
2
5-
,
.
3834C
(quar.)
Paper (quar.)
(stock dividend)
preferred
Montana
3
$1.061/4
(quar.)
Marking
System
Monongahela Power Co.—
5-25
6-
5-
5%
12c
Monarch
4-15
3
1
5-
.
$1.22 Va
(quar.)
preferred
87 %c
Class
4-11
4-25 ; "
4-29
Co.
Corp.
Ontario
4.40%
1
-
and
2
.
.'
(quar.)
(monthly)
Inc., 4V4% pfd.
4.50%
6-
:
and
5-
20c
2Vac
(quar.)
4-15
1
7- .1^.--67-
$1.08%
15c
(initial)
5-1
6-
3
5c
A
5-31
5-1
"i
25c
(quar.)
Class
A
2
$1.10
class
4-14
87 Vac
A
5-14
25c
4-29
$1.12 Va
Class
5-
3-28
Electric—
Gas
Maid
before
new
Class
5-20
5-2
&
National
Telephone
1
2
$1.11%
.
6-30
'
4- 6
5-19
4-29
4-11
6-
____
Co.__,
Heppenst«nnVnrtIble preferi'ed
Herculo! I
Pany' 4'/a%
Powder,
—
(*Uar->
wemenway purniture
3-31
56V4C
{qUar->
Hat Corn
°?S (stock dividend)
Hauserman /pm»r!c^ 4Va% Ptd, (quar.)__
Hausman
ComPany (stock dlvd.)
Haydoek Pnni (?uar->—
Optional
InC' (quar.)-—
Hayes
4-30
65-
6-15
j
-
Mississippi Glass Co.
Mississippi Power & Light—
4.36%
preferred (quar.)
6-
;
Co.
8
25C
.
Co.—
10-17
1
$1.05
(quar.)_
Cooler
4-15
4-
35c
•
Minnesota &
Neon
^
$1.50
Inc.,
Rhoads,
Minneapolis
$1.08%
(quar.)
Electric
Crosse
4-15
4-30
$25c
n-
preferred
Minute
Company—
Kuhlman
La
2
Co.—
10-17
1—
(monthly)
preferred
3-31
Co.—
common
7%
4-30
.
<duar.)—
& Marx -(2-for-l
SHmff
16V4c
Jlroger
1
5-
4-30
(initial)
common
Laboratories
6-
(monthly)
B
4-15
5-
(quar.)
Power
preferred
7-18
:
'
'
.
new
Company
7-18
1
1
—
(stock
A
6-10
1V4C
(quar.)
Gas
4.40%
4-18
1
811-
lVa%
dividend
'7-1
25c
_1
Meyercord
Michigan
.
Class
5-5
;
.
A
6-15
4-16
$32 VaC
dividend
(Fred)
Mueller
(quar. )_^
class
Corp.,
1
1
$50c
(quar.)_;
&
preferred
5-13
95c
_•
(stock
(s-a)
75-
15C
Co.
preferred
50c
•
Corp.
Stores
Stock
4-15
5"16
--:
* 153/ic m
'
50c
10c
(tluar-)-^
Refractories
m'25
i'
•
v?0, (inltiab—
w
*
25c
partic.'pfd.
(quar.)
M'fg.,
Light
1
—
(quar.)
3-31
10c
20c
3
25c
.»
4-15
4-25
3
62/3c
reclassification)
7
4-15
4-20
lie
(quar.j_.
6-
7 Vac
;_
held
37 VaC
1
4
preferred
5-10
35c
(21
4-12
;
4-
5-13
6-
$6
shares
100
4-
6-
$1
$1.25
(quar.)_
each
4-25
income).
Common
20c
•
for
3%
dividend),
6-
20c
preferred (quar.)
Oil (stock dividend)
shares
20c
common' (quar.)___i______
(stock
4-20
5-31
1
4-29
2%
(quar.)
4.50%
Kewanee
2
20c
$25c
1
4-11
93 3,4 C
preferred
4-15
62 %c
1
2
$1
___•
5-
(quar.)_i_
7-
5-16
$1.09
(quar.)
Co.
6-16
7-
5-
$1.06
(quar.)
M.)
6-30
(quar.)
Edison
6
$25C
(quar.)____
Ltd.
6
4-
4-14
ts-a)
20c
Knox
(quar.)
pfd. A
4-
4-30
(quar.)
Ltd.
2
$$1.25
(quar.)
133/4C
4.35%
-
66V4c
controls,
HaeerinJre^erred (huar-)HaK
?as Co- <9uar-)
shares
5-
$1
;
(quar.)
2
7-
'
&
1.
5-
95c
4.90%
Inc., class A
Kobacker
Hagan Chemical8
4-15
$1.06 V*
97 VaC
Mexican
Island—
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
96 V4c
35c
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
8-22
:
4-25
27 VaC
pfd. A
(quar.)
12c
37 Vac
5-23
10c
4-20
7-20
4.35%
4-15
5-16
37 Vac
6-13
10%
1
1
preferred
37 V2 C
Rhode
"^9-12
-
2
58-
(quar.)
50c
$1.25
"
(quar.)
;
oS:„°ducts (stock dividend)™
ustin-Bacon Mfg. (quar.)
5-
$6c
(quar.)
Meyer
^
$1.25
(quar.)__
6-13
common
preferred
Mount
RR.—
hrefJerred
$1.25
(quar.)
Ltd.,
t
,
preferred
2%
Corp.,.
Kellcgg company—
3V2% preferred (quar.)
3 V2 %
preferred (quar.)i—
3V2% preferred
(quar.)^
'
4-20
3.85%
Stock
City Power & Light—
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)__4.20% preferred (quar.)
B
12VaC
2
Stores
25c
+
3.80%
capital
investment income)
Grain,
Corp.
Metropolitan
6-30
5-15
$1.12%
Joy Manufacturing (quar.)
4-15
4-15
5-
5-
Inc.,
class A
(quar.)__
B
(quar.)__,
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines Ltd. (quar.)_.
Kansas
25c
$3.50
•
Class
4-25
47 Vac
preferred
Class B
1
12-10
Tea
3.75 %
1
9-10
4-20
McGregor-Doniger
4-26
6-
2
'
3.90%
(quar.)__.
(stock dividend)
Heintz, Inc.
Jostens,
5-20
-6-10
5-
60c
Ltd.,
5-
(Ind.)—
(quar.-)__
preferred
Jorgensen
11-21
6-10
4-15
3.80%
Johnny-on-the-Spot Central, Inc. (quar.)
8-22
11-21
$2
1
RR.
Co.
4-15
Electric—
com.
(L.)
Mercantile
preferred (quar.)
Jewel
/
8-22
$1.50
from
conv
4%
■
>
5-20
$2
5-
Co.
1
$15c
(quar.)
Inc.,
&
1
Jersey Central Power & Light—
,■/
$2
4-11
22 VaC
Rubber
1
45c
Jantzen, Inc., common (quar.)
5%
preferred A
(quar.)___
8
5-20
'
:
2.
,____'•
Co.—
4.80%
55c
5-16
5-16
v
5-
(Calif.)
(Oscar)
McBrine
invest¬
•
_____;
4-11
$1.29
Power
(Quarterly from investment
Mayfair Industries (initial)
4-4
.
4-11
Milling,
7-
25c
&
preferred
9-12
4-11
2
2
& Co., 5%
McQuay-Norris
(from
(quar.)
Gas
R.)
Tire &
Basket
4-15
1
25c
Iowa-Illinois
(P.
Leaf
5c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
," $2.
2
4-22
5-
priority
6-
25c
preferred
4.36%
i
5-
'
$1.04
(increased)
5-
___;
(quar.)
4.22%
6-10
10-21
5-
Breweries,
75c
income)
of
Co.
Common
6-10
7-22
1
$1.11
Maryland Casualty (quar.)
Massachusetts Investors Trust-—
Co.—
preferred
4
•
1
$6C
Mansfield
2
America—
(quar.)
4
$2
811-
-$1.24
(quar.)_^__.
$3
'
preferred
2
(quar.)
common
Utilities
4
$2
2
$1.75
pfd. (quar.)
4% preferred B (quar)
Mailman Corp., Ltd., 5%
pref.
5-
7 Va%
dividend
4-
-
4-15
5-
(quar.)
37 Vac
America
(stock
4-
split)
(16c
1
5-
31V4C
Extra
4-19
(Houston)—
conVi
(final)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
4-
"V" .Vy.:,/.,:
|
$1.75
;
4.16%
Macy (R. H.) & Co., 4V4%
4-15
53 V4C
Extra
4-15
4-30
Lager
Lynchburg Gas
4-15
5-
lVa%
4-18
t.#
r.lm
of
Silver
preferred
4-15
—
3-29
4-29
$1.75
(annual)
$7 preferred (s-a)j
52 Vac
Fund
ordinary
International
2
4-
.
3-29
4-25
>
a
(quar.)
St; Lawrence
5-
quarterly)
Corp.,
net
5-.1
5-16
preferred
preferred
preferred
51c
^
North
preferred
(From
4-11
5%
Sf*
lndustries, class A„__
uSf m[eJnsurance Co. (quar.)_™_
Gulf Mobile
&
Ohio
of
4-18
div.)
4-25
2%
.•
(quar.)
(quar.)
50c
Breweries, Ltd., 50c class A
International Holdings Corp.—
8
6-15
preferred
:
"4-29
25c
A
dividend
4-
1
3-31
3-31
9-15
6c
(initial
Common
22Vic
—-
Company, 5%
Industry Shares
Giowth
Corp.
com.
4-15
6-
.
(quar.)
Lucky
12-15
(quar.)
common
Growth
4-18
Company__.
""esedieck
9-30
income)
International
5-2
3-31
4-29
4-29
Hotel—
Louisville-Nashville
6-15
12-30
V
(quar.)_^
5c
—;
L.)
4-15
4-15
6-30
5c
.i_^.
:
Interior
4-15c
40c
stock
2
2
$1.25
preferred
(s-a)l
$0,005
;
Insurance
5-
$1.25
$1.25
Co.,
Interchemical
4-10
40c
Life
5-16
5-
$1.25
;
Extra
(quar.)_
(2-for-l
Southern
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
preferred
preferred
Stock
5-23
;
8
4-14
4-29
87 VaC
preferred
40c
Mills,
Institutional
..
6-10
4-15
4-28
-•
15c
■
Common
Inglewood Gasoline Co
Ingram & Bell. Ltd., 60c preference
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
3-14
40c
JW. T.)
uieat
12 Vac
25c
deposit receipts ordinary
Head
Ingersoll-Rand
4-15
6-20
4-
Milling, Inc.—
Industries, Ltd.—
20c
.v.;:
preferred (quar.)
5-31
Chemical
1
1
Common
1
.
4-11
10c
(quar.V
8%
(quar.)__
5-16
•4-11
4-15
5-
5-
(quar.)
4V2% preferred (quar.)
Louisiana State Rice
4-11
5-31 >
$1.25
2
'
5-
50c
■
4-29
12 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)_
16Vic
7.7. [■
each
2
6-10
4-25
4-25,
4-25
4-25
-
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
5.16%
5-16
35c
quar.)
*
5-
4-8
1
Watch
2nd
Lower
(quar.)
common
150c
Co.—
"
1
4c
2nd
4.96%
2
6-
stockhldrs Apr. 19)
of
Louisiana Power & Light,
two
for
2nd
; 4.44%
2
5-
•
7%
3
5-
'A/A'.'
(quar.)
Inc
&
•
6-
55 V4C
4-25
4-26
7%
(quar.)
class A preferred
(quar.)_
class B preferred
(quar.)
class A preferred
(quar.)
class B preferred
(quar.)
class A preferred
4-15
58%C
$2.50
split
8%
2
(quar.)
4-29
$0.57825
.__
Government Employees Insurance Co.—
Stockholders approved a 3-for-2
8%
5-
6-20
(quar.)
.
30c
,
(W.
.
preferred
4-15
56Vic
Goodman Mfg. Co
:
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (quar.)_
Government Employees Corp. (stock
Grace
4-20
4.70%
1
4-29
___.
4%
1
$1
(increased
7%
:
4-15
5-
6V»c
w
Co.
Lord Baltimore
1-
4.42%
4.26%
4-22
Insurance Corp.
(quar.)
Corp., class A (quar.)
(qvar.)_______.¥.^
^____
preferred
5-
(quar.)-____
Insurance
25c
Gold Seal Products
B
4-15-
4-20
3%
(quar.)_
7-25
Laboratories, Ltd.—
Amer. deposit receipts Ordinary (interim)
(For
year
ending June 30,
1960, approximately 5 cents per ADR)
Glen-Gery Shale Brick (quar.)____
6'/a%
4-15
4-30
6-
r.
6V4C
"
Fibre
1
2
5c
dividend
2
2
5-
2c
-Stock
7-
5-
6-1
11V4C
-J-.
shares
Longview
7%
1
$54c
series
Longines-Wittnauer
5-
6-
4
Island-
series
4-15
60c
:•
4
5-
Fund—
4-1
$12 VaC
5-
$10c
2
.
1
Ltd.
5-1
50c
4
6-
;
:
Lighting
4-29
47 Vac
(quar.)
common
4.20%
*
Glaxo
Class
5-
5-
$54c
(quar.)__-
(Subject to approval
4-15
~
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
;
:
common
"Balanced
2
1
held)
(quar.).
class A
Co.,
8-15
$1.12 Vi
5-
5-
15c
and
common
preferred
ment
(quar.)
common
A
5-16
55c
.__
(quar.)
Power
7-25
87Vic
10c
J 15c
1
common____
Insurance
dividend)
4.08%
8-15
37Vic
preferred
Gladding, MeBean & Co.
Glatfelter
Illinois
33c
Inc., common (quar.)___.
preferred
(quar.)
3-31
3-31
4-19
5-15
5-15
8-15
5-
Lone Star
2
2
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Rhode
A
Convertible
,
' V
(M.)
4- 8
*
5- 2
55c
Loeb
5-
1
$37 Vac
common
'
Indian
y ■
4-20
5-
of Rec.
6-
•
7-25
7-25
'/
B
stock
5%
New
Southwest—
Island
35c
(quar.)
common
Industries,
8-15
—
Long
preferred
preferred
preferred
—
the
4-15
1
Holders
Payable
tlOc
;
(quar.)
Corp.,
B
Growth
5% preferred (quar.)
Hydra-Power Corp. (quar.)
Hydraulic Press Brick (quar.)
4-29
^
of
&
preferred
Illinois Brick
preferred (quar.)
50c
5- 11
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
62Vic
5-1
General Telephone Co. of
Kentucky—)J''v",'
5% preferred (quar.)—
62Vic
6- 1
5.16%
preferred (quar.)
64Vic
5- 2
Co.
A
(stock
A
preferred (quar.)
"'5%" preferred (quar.)
Co. of Indiana—
(quar.)
class
7-1
5-15
5-15
—
4-30
5-
15c
.common "(quar.)__
Factors,
Refrigerator
Huttig Sash & Door—
4-4
4- 4
$2.00
Telephone
of
32Vac
;
(quar.)
Inc;
class
Hubshman
'•
preferred
Class
10c
Y.),
common
55c
25c
32%c
32VaC
33c
25c
$1.30 preferred
class
Ltd.,
preference
Finance
-Preferred
to
Power, $4 pfd.
(stock dividend):
•
of
32V2C
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
$1.30 preferred B (quar.)
$1.32 preferred
(quar.)_
$1.00 preferred (quar.)
$1.30 cumulative preferred
$1.30 B preferred (quar.)
$1
General Telephone
Co.
Foods
.5%
Imperial
22J/ac
Common
preferred
Hunt-
,
V
5
1st
•Second
Local
9-
(quar.)
(Harvey),
share
5-13
4- 8
"
$1.50
8
4
5-31
31V.C
Y.) (quar.)
(increased quar.)
Ltd.,
(N.
share
shares
*;
4-15
4- 8
3-18
5-13
.
t$1.25
6-
6-
(quar.)
$ 10c
Groceterias,
9-15
(N.
Hussmann
.
4-15
37 Vac
Lighting &
Sound
:(One
.
...
5-27
',,5-17,
5-16
5- 2
tlOc
Wares, Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—i_i
General Telephone Co. of California
41/2% preferred
(quar.)——~
General Telephone Co. of Florida— ;■
^
5<!<,
$2.20
Houston
Howe
,
General Steel
General
'
I'il?
5-2
5- 2
28c
W.),
preferred
Hubbell
(
5- 2
5-10
V 4-27
6-3
6-1
5-2
(F.
Co.
Co.
Syracuse
5-2
;
A 50c
50c
70c
10c
30c
Dynamics Corp. (quar.).™
Electric Co. (quar.
General Foods
(increased-quar.)_:.___—-v-.
General Merchandise
(quar.)
*
General Mills, Inc. (quar.)
General Motors Corp.
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)__
General Public Utilities (quar.)
General Refractories (stock dividend)______
preferred
I
(Joseph)
."4%
5- 2
4-28
Loblaw
A
When
Share
-
class
(quar.)
6-24
&
Hardart
Hotel
5-31
_
5-16
•
15c
< quar.
common
General
$1.32
' .si'l
,6-15
?&iu5)=^:7?8
: :»occ
ks
F
&
Horner
5- 6
35c
—
(Quar.)--—
nrpferred
cr\n
"
:
6- 1
25c
; "
Corp., common (quar. )„ ,.;
preferred (quar.)_
$1
Horn
25c
'prior preferred"quarTiri-P
General Acceptance
1
4-30 ..
,
2
B
Ltd.,
Class
(quar.)
Winston
(quar.)
Renfrew & Co., Ltd.__*_
Home Insurance (N.
Y.)
(quar.)_T
Hoover Ball &
Bearing (quar.)
.
fife d°viUACm" f "^$5° P".SharGardner-Denver Co., common
5-16
6-15
-
Class
45c
Holt
4'15-'
'
preferred
Reinhart
Horne
;4"3#
;
1
of Company
Cos.,
$45c
conv
Holt,
.£$:■
fenVe7s?uTcaTdr'(o7r-e:
5-
4-15
•6-30
45c
(Henry) and Co., Inc.—
'Effective March 1 name changed
:l
•
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20c
2
Holt
5-31
t?
y
6-
$10c
(P.
5%
7C
— A 1 monthly
5-
30c
N.) & Company..
Holly Stores, 5% cony. pfd. (quar.)_
Holly Sugar Corp., common.-(increased)
.j?
%£&%%■
Monthly
:
35c
Quarterly
Hirsch
1
U5c
class A
Par
Name
Loblaw
HJnde & Dauch Paper Co. Of Canada, Ltd.—
;
2
10c
-
5-16
of Rec.
conv.
Common
4-15
4-19
10c
___
QUf\eAarlerE:r&"co"
9
4-29
.
25c
(quar.)____—
_■
4-
4-25
20c
$30c
______
Co.
4-20
Holders
Payable
K
A
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Higbie Mfg. Co. (quar.)____
Highland-Bell, Ltd
_____;
Hilo Electric Light
Co., common
3-30
)^_
r
Cos-.
Fraser
5-13
'5-12
Products—
preferred
6%
24
/ 6"13
—1
(quar.)
Stoies
g
...
dividend)
Company (
x
60c
—
Foster-ForbeaG
Foxboro
Franklm
g_
12%%
■—
recelpts ord .(final)...
Cq
common
(qviar.)
d P
Galion
7%
35c
.
(quarol—
Co
Foi'd Motor
pord Motor
American
v
Hercules
When
Share
Name of Company
Share Payable of Rec.
.
non-voting)
and
Class
v
.
11
(quar.)
(quar.)
15c
4-22
<
6
00
12
Par
When
Payable
5-
50c
1
1
6-17
RR.
Northern
States
8
55c
4-29
4-
$40c
4-25
New
of
$1.50
(quar.)
27 Vac
Co.,
Power
common
(s-a)
Northwest Engineering Co.—
Class
A
Ltd.
'
;
—
5-
2
4-11
5-
2
4-11
Roanoke
5-
2
4-11
5-
25c
4-11
(final)—.——__
$16c
4-29
-4-22
Steel
Wire
(quar.)____—__
25c
4-29
4-14
4%
$$i
5-
2
4-14
25c
4-29
&
pref. (quar.)
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd., 4%
Shoe
Nunn-Bush
(quar.)___—
—
4-
8
Drilling
$1.50
:
15c
—
4-20
4-30
4-11
preferred
43/4%
4.92%
Old
preferred
Rolland
4-29
Rorer
5-16
4-29
Rose's
25c
4-22
4-
8
4-22
4-
8
5-13
4-14
Steef Producfs, Lttf., com. Xquar.)—
preferred (quar.)_
Ontario & Quebec-Ry
(s-a)--'———
Orange & Rockland. Utilities Inc.—
Ruberoid
(increased)—
Common
4.65%
preferred
B
preferred D
4%
4-20 :■
St.
Lawrence
6-20
St.
Louis-San
Francisco
5-
1
7-
1
7-
1
6-20
4-15
3-15
$1.19
"
•
$10c
(initial quar.)—
4-29
'5- 2
25c
—
25c
—
:
:
4-30
$$0,123
4-
;•
;'i
4-25
35c
(initial)
Owens-Coming Fiberglas Corp. (quar.)
Overland Express, Ltd., 60c conv. preference
"
4-
1 |
Sams
4-14;
(initial
Fisheries
American. World
Pan
Airways
V
(quar_)
1
4-15
5-13
4-15
5-
10c
s-a)—-—
20C
Electronics
Bell
Pacolet
Mfg.
6-
1
4-25
12 Vi c
quar.)
Chemical
Park
(quar/)-
5-13
y
6-
1
9-
Parke Davis & Co.
(quar.).
Parchment
Paterson
Peerless
Insurance
! Quarterly "
Paper
Co.
1
8-25-
7 Vic
5-13
4-2a
25c
4-29
4-
1
10c
5-18
5-
4
:—„:—_
(quar.)
(Keene, N.
Fuel
—
Gas, Inc.,
5-
25c
Penn
(J. C.)
Penney
Pennsalt
Chemicals
—
_
4.64%
preferred
Stock
Stock
Peoples
Credit
4-15
5-
2
4-
1
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.
4-18
4-
1
Shell Transport
5
4-
6
5-
2
4-18
Ltd.
Gear
Sheraton
6-
1
5-13
14c
6-
1
5-
Common
$1
6-
1
6
Slater
(N.),
1
5-
6
Smith
5-
6
Smith
5-16
4-30
i5c
5-
1
4-20
IOC
(quar.)
__
5-
2
4-20
4-30
17'/2c
(quar.)
95c
(quar.)
$1.07 Vz
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
4-
8
Southern
4.68%
preferred
iquar.).
(quar.)
1
4-
8
4-8
4.56%
5-
1
4-
8
5-
1
4-
8
4%
4
97 Vie
(quar.)
6-
5- 2
4-15
5-
4-15
(quar.)
$1
2
:j
5%
dividend
on
preferred
Piedmont
&
Pittsburgh
Northern
Brewing,
Ry.
(quar.)
$1.25
2nd
62 ViC
5-
1
Pillsbury Company, common (quar.)
Pittsburgh Standard Conduit (quar.)
6-
1
35c
._
6-20
6-
5-
5
37 Vic
1
6-30
;
Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
preferred (quar.)
5(4%
7%
-
$1.75
Co.,
$3.50
.
(quar.)—.
common
preferred
1
5-20
30c
"
Pittston
4-27
4-11
4-20
4-11
_________
(quar.)_
Plymouth
Cordage
(mcrease-quar.)_:
Plymouth Rubber Co. (quar.)—
(H.
Porter
-
5Vi%
K.)
Co.
(Delaware)
preference
4.70%
.
*
New
Price
common
Bros.
5c
;
split)
-r'
Public
Service
4(4%
Co.
preferred
4.64%
of
Colorado,
(quar.)—
preferred
Public Service
Common
—
preferred
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)_
Southwestern
4-12
2
4-
5-
2
4-1
1
4-29
5-19
3.70%
3.90%
1
6-
1
5-15
1
4-11
4-15
4-30
4-
5
4-30
4-
5
4-30
4-
5
5-20
5-10
4.40%
4-11
4.40%
5-
2
6-
1
5-13
$1.16
6-
1
5-13
25c
26c
5-14
84c;
;
$4.75
preferred
>;9c
5-16
4-20
$62 Vic
4-
6
Class
4-20
3-24
4-20
3-24
Standard
40c
5-25
4-15
T
&
Stock
Corp.
_
&
preferred A
Corp.
$3.50
1st
of
Machinery,
5-
1
1
1
27 Vic
(quar.)
5-
2
4-11
5-
2
4-11
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.50
(Dallas)
Reliable
Remco
■
dividend
on
common
»quar.)_
Electric & Engineering
Industries
Natural
Republic
Initial
•Republic
Nat'l
.
<
Gas
Life
_
Pictures
initial;
Insurance
;■
I,
5-16
4-29
;
5-
56 Vic
7
17c
5%C
4-15
4-29
6-30
5-31
4-25
4-15
(Dallas)
Stern
«
5-
'15c
.
25c
1
3-22
5-16
'I
5-
4-25
4-11
5
Leaf
/
Value
2
5-
5-16
5-
4-29
Line
2
4Vi%
preferred
($50
par)
5-2
6-
6-
1
5-20
6-
1
1
5-16
;
Waters
6%
5-23
4-11
$2
6-11
4-25
15c
5-
1
5-
1
,
4-14
4-14
>■
5-31
5- 2
87Vic
7Vic
(quar.)
.
50c
4-30
4-1
5-2
1
6-
18c
20c
I
4-15
4-15
4-8
5-16
4- 4
5-
$1.06'/4
.
5-13
1
4-30
10c
(quar.)__
.
4-30
4-11
4-29
$1.12Vi
5-15
5-15
>2%
4-20
.('(quar*)
1c
'
.25c
5-16
4-11
5-
2
4-14
Warner
5-
Washington
Walker &
2
4-11
6-10
-$1.25
6-30
,20c
dividend)
4-29
3-30
.
■
'•••y \
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Pictures
Gas
$4.50
4-22
3-31
25c
5-20
4-22
30c
(annual)
„
(quar:)-----.
(quar.)
Light,
1
4-15
7-15
5- 5
4-15
4-11
5-
2
15c
preferred
common
8-
y
•
6-15
$1.25
9-30
12-30
12-15
$60c
5-
2
4-
6-10
5-1
5- 2
5- 2
$1.25
5- 2
$4.60
preferred
(quar.)_____.____.__
$1.15
5-
4-14
(All
.
5-
1
4-14
56'AC
5-31
56'AC
8-31
($50
par)
preferred
($50
par)
preferred
($100
par)
(quar,)_
4V4%
$1.12 Vi
5-31
6%
5-16
preferred
($100
par)
4V4%
(quar.)
$1.12 Vi
8-31
($100
par)
(quar.)
$1.12 Vz
11-30
11-15
Gas—
"
-
;
-
V
.
*v'
...
4-11
4-11
4-H
V\
6-10
6-30
50c
subject
Washington
Corp.,
preferred
9- 9
12-30
12- 9
2%
4-30
3-31
,3-3-
to
approval of
Service Com.)
Public
(stk.
common
Company
9-30
25c
...
convertible
&
2
C
dividend)"
(quar.).
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5-15
26'Ac
."I"",
(quar.)..
'
4r29
5-25
4-15,
w.
4-29
-4-15
6-10
50c
8-16
preferred
;
....
25c
King
Weeden
5-16
preferred
4V4%
4V4%
(quar.)....
...
payments
the
Waste
/
.,12 ViC
common
Common
Common
5-27
12'/2C
56c
$1.06'A
(quar.)
Common
■;
4
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Washington Natural
9-15
$1.25
preferred
$5.00
.
5-11
6-22
15c
4Vi%
6-16
1
7-
5%
i
(quar.)__.
Company
Bros.
(quar,
(quar.)
Railroad,
1
Inc.
$4.25
■
>
-
Rogers
preferred
Wabash
4-20
6-20
&
preferred
6-
15 c
;
6-10
.
5-16
6-
5-19
5-20
1
35c
y.
(quar.)
Vanderbilt Tire & Rubber .(stock dividend)..
Vornado, Inc. (stock
Virginian Railway—
4
4-4
6- 1
.
62Vic
common
Van
4-
2
7-1
(quar.)
preferred
4-15
6-20
4-4
5-
25c
(s-a)
4-15
4-8
7-10
22Vic
Inc.___I
Corp.,
3-31
5- 2
,
$1.12 Vi
com.
)
4-14
4-25
v'Vi;'
•
(increased)
Fund,
$10c
.
(quar.).—
(quar.)
—.
(quar.)„
:
,
Co., com. (quar.)__
Co., 41V/' pfd. (quar.)__
2
(Michaels) —
4V4%
25c
$2.50
62V2C
Tobacco
Sugar
5-24
5-2
-
37Vic
preferred
Company
/
4-29
I,
;
25c
(Delaware),,
Pictures
Utah-Idaho
*
(quar.)
(quar.)„
'
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)_
Universal
4-15
5-16
tlOc
'
Universal Controls Inc.
4-15
2
6-10
7c
+
(s-a)___
pfd.„(quar.)__„
convertible
v~7- 5-
distribution y:/--.-v:
a
(increased),
Wnelarr Corp.—;Common
(quar.)
$3.50
4-20
4V4 %
10c
,
•
5-12
7-15
net
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
25c
Sterling Precision Corp.—
6% preferred A (quar.)..
4-15
from
profits)
Corp.,
4-8
1
6-
invest¬
(quar.)_____:
Corp.
Transit
5-2
United
4-15
5-16
$1
(resumed)___.
Co., 8%
Shoe
5%
4-20
5-1
Rubber
S.
United
4-20
5-16
S
U.
15c
5
50c
Co.
Machinery
*
4-20
•
.
20c
$1.12Vi
Envelope Co. (quar.)_.
Gypsum Co., 4Vi% pfd.
30c
2
20c
plus
S.
■
5-16
-
,
(5c
securities
preferred
6%
4-30
s-a)
.
S
50%
(quar.)
C
income
40c
5-
preferred
"
Fund
U.
40c
5-
5%
4- 8
(quar.)
from
7-1
5-
45c
•.
6%
4-20
10c
(quar.)
4-20
5-10
(quar.)..
com.
(payment
30c
Ltd.
4-20
5-16
Jersey Railroad & Canal (quar.)
Special
y
4-20
(quar.)
Canada,
series)
7-11
:
1
(quar.)
(initial)—.
Stores
1956
4-20
$56'Ac
Sterchi
Bros.
4-20
5-16
25c
2
5-
pfd. (quar.)„
4-15
of
4-14
5-16
87Vic
U. S. Borax & Chemical Corp.—
4 Vi %
preferred (quar.)_
1
quar.)—
30c
(quar,)
11-30
Vanadium
4-20
Corp.- (resumed)—:
Calif,
12-10
20c
2
.
Republic Supply Co. of
Shoe
5-
———
5-
(quar.)II
Co.
New
———
preferred
Co.
Fruit
United
Upjohn
$7 Vic
31
(increased
United
United
shares
8teel
$1.25
_
5-13
;
5-
.—II";
(initial
5- 1
10c
from
Securities, Inc.—
Ltd., 4(4%
$78Vic
:
Inc.—
Universal
4-20
4-18
2c
8-15
$1.10
.7
4-15
4-29
(quar )
of
on
shares)———
2
18c
4-20
7-20
-
$1.12 Vi
$1
92Vic
America,
Continental
5-31
$1.15
(
(stock
2
4-20
of America
Funds,
9-15
$1.10
2
5-20
5-11
common
6-15
27Vic
,
5-
3-31
6-10
4-15
5- 2
8- 1
62Vic
62Vic '
■
,
(quar.)
(s-a 1
investment
'
5-
4-25
20c
4-30
$3.13
~
income)
United
U
(quar.
preferred
4-15
4-15
(quar.)
U
5-
6
30c
Stores
Republic
7
Ltd.,
ment
of
Co.
Corp.
^ United
—
(quar.)
——
preferred
5-
4-15
Corp.—
preferred
6-10
1
Fluorescent
8-15
11-15
1
(quar.)
(1955 and
Biscuit
19c
(quar.)..
50c
6-
pref.
$1
25c
1
(Calif.)
25c
Standard Railway Equipment
Mfg. (quar.)
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class B (quar.)
State
Capital Life Insurance Co. (Raleigh,
Quarterly
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp. —
5% preferred (quar.)
1
*
5% preferred (quar.)—
5% preferred (quar.)—.
___
(Canada),
4%
4-11
1
Fuel Co.,
8-25
4-30
(quar.)
Aircraft
$4.50
10-20
5-
5-
6%
preferred
Standard Products
6-18
IIIIII
A
Reliance
6-30
7-
.
5%
pfd. (quar.)
Co., $2 partic. class A (quar.)
(quar.)
Reitman's
Class
;
Oil
United
4-20
11-
5-
$1.20
Ltd.—
(Mass.).
A.)
B
4-15
15c
$7Vic
Corp.
(C.
Class
3-21
87'/2C
Estate Investment Trust Co.
Reece
4-20
20c
(quar.)
Purina
Co.
(quar.)
Raymond International, Inc. (quar.]
4-15
2
27 Vic
$1.60
Ralston
Reed
3-31
America—
preferred
4-15
2
5-
$1.03%
Dredging Corp.—
(quar.)—
Standard Packaging Corp.—
Inc.—
(quar.)
Railway Equipment & Realty Co.,
$6
preferred
(quar.)
:
Real
4-20
2%
~
:
Hydraulic
$1.20
10c
_____
dividend
Racine
Radio
_
$1.60
E
2
5-
Standard
Sta-Brite
preferred
Union
4-20
B
50C
$1.50
•
R
5-
$2.37
(s-a)
.
Quaker Oats Co., common (quar.)
6%
preferred tquar.)—
$4
United
4(4% conv preferred (quar.)
Spector Freight System—
Class A (quar.).__
i
4-25
■
5
5-15
11-25
4%
(quar.)__
20c
5-
2
24-
5-
4-30
(quar.)_
$3.50
•
Special
4-25
4-15,
Co.—
5-12
59C
Co.
4-29
1
4-15
5-25
•
_
Corp., Ltd.—
4.4
preference A (quar.).—
1st
Electric
.$4.50 preferred
4-20
&
4-15
5- 1
Acceptance
6V4%
1
1
50%
4-15
30c
i
6-
1
Investments
1
(Texas)—
(quar.)
5-
only
split
4-15
1
5-
4-15
$3
preferred
5-
dividend
5-
;;
—$2.62
-$3.70
92 Vie
B
'
(
$1.40
2Vic
...
United Keno Hill Mines. Ltd.
Inc.
6-15
6-15
12-15
;;5- 1
5- 1
$1.42Vi
(s-a)
5-12
is-a)__
class
6-15,
9-15
•■■•'"Vy'
dividend)
5-12
27 Vic
4-29
5-15
Union
Public Service—
and
9-15
12-15
1
(s-a)
1
*
preferred
6-15,
.
30s
preferred
(s-a)—
South LaSalle Street Corp.
United
common
6-
36c
:
5-
—
1
$2.38
5-14
12 Vic
(stock
preferred
preferred
Union
5-12
97 Vic
after
,
25c
V.'
6-
(quar.)
Industries,
Cash
4-29
(
-.y
:
:T
Co.—
6-
(quar.)
Co,
preferred
5-14
$1.12%
(quarterly from net inc.)
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
common
Supermarkets (initial)
Fuget Sound Power & Light (quar.)'
Quebec Power Co,
6-
68c
Insurance
4.60%
12-15.
12-15
30c
s
$1
Spartan
9-15
,
1-4-61
$1.49
Quarterly
,
6-15
.
1-4-61
$30c
Pipe Line Co.—
6.25%
208
Chemical
Mills
preferred
4.36%
20c
5.24%
3-31
4-30
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)____
preferred
(quar.).
preferred ($25 par) (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
;
4.15%
5-
^ y
...
Common
3-31
4-29
12 Vic
(quar.)..
Life
Southwestern
5-19
4-
1—I——
„
_—
Quarterly
Quarterly
6%
(quar.)—
preferred
1
(quar.)_I—
(quar.)
Tropical Gas
8
59c
Quarterly
2
47V2C
Pueblo
Inc.
4-12
1
6-
(quar.)
Puritan Fund,
4.40%
4-15
1
6-
-
00
Co.—
preferred
5-
—
3.35%
-
Ltd.
Co.,
Power,
Paper
5-
$1.06'A
(quar.)
5-
40c
(s-a)
Nevada
5;
'
(quar.)—
Trico
Oil
&
Gas
(quar.)—
Trinity Universal Insurance Co.
4-15
$30c
Southwestern Drug Corp., common
Southwestern Electric Service—
2
"
—
(quar.).
y $3Qc -7- 1
(quar>,)^—1.11—-Z--——"$30c
10-1
34c
preferred
37Vic
(quar.)_
;
of New Hampshire—
Co.
5-
7- 1
10- 1
1-4-61
7- 1
10-1
1-4-61
.7- 1
10-1
,
(.265625
$0.265625
noncumulative
37 Vic
:
(quar.)
com.
2
2
28c
noncumulative
10c
Co. (increased-quar.)_.
Properties. Inc., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Industries, Inc.
Prudential
5-
5-16
+
$2.55
Quarterly
5-
.
5-31
—
1
i
4-15
5-10
.
preferred
Common
8
4-
4-8
.
,
$5.60 preferred
28 Vi c
5%
$50c
(quar.)
Prince Gardens
Producing
&
5-2
4-30.
8
6-1' ;
.
25c
(quar.)_______
Semi-annual
3-31
preferred
preferred
6%
Railway Co.—
4-29
90c
$1.17 Vi
*(initial)"
Co., Ltd.
5-16
$1.37%
.___
(quar.)
(3-for-2
Inc.
4-20
4- 8
preferred
'
3.60%- preferred (quar.)
preferred B
Prentice-Hall,
80c
4- 8
5- 2
" $1.19
——'
Co.—
5%
(
4-
5- 2
$5.70
(quar.)
Ga.),
preferred
Southland
—
(quar.)
Potomac Edison Co.,
6-
87 Vic
:
4-15
$1.14 *'
'
(quar.
(quar.).
Materials
Southern
4-15
preferred
2
4-15
5* 2
$5.96
5-
y
5- 2
4-14
15c
4-15
5- 2
5-25
4-
;
»$1
3-31
5-20
3-31
'" 5- 2
4-29
(quar.)
preferred
Southern
6-10
Pittsburgh,
$1.14
$1.16
4-30
5- 2
(quar.)
——-—
25c
Power
Fertilizer
Southern
$1
.
6%
;v;y 6%
4-29;
$50c
preferred
(Savannah,
$4.75
4-11
55c
____
•
r
sub¬
(quar.)
preferred
Southern
v
4-21
preferred- (quar.).—63%c.
$4.90 preferred (quar.)_^—
$1.22Vi
Water, com. (quar.)
preferred
4.72%
5
4-22
2
5-13
65c
Colorado
5.44%
4-
5-
I,
4-14
$25c
Power
5-20
5-31
—
3-31
(quar.)
Southern
4-11
6-14
—_
,
(quar.)
Canada
4-14
1
.4-29
10c
4-27
(quar.)..
preferred
4-14
4-20
.
4-14
7c
(quar.)
2
5-
5-20
r
Ltd.—
Edison
preferred
2
7c
tquar.)
common
\ $2.50 convertible preferred
(quar.)_
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)
-
tpreferred
5-
$1.25
____
2
4-29
(quar.)
5-
3%
_
1
5-
pfd.
$4
Fund—
Corp.
Transcontinental Gas
...
6-6
/
t25c
t25c
$25c
4Vi%
.
$22Vic
4Vi%
$22Vic
4Vi %
preferred
(quar.)
$22Vic
5%
preferred
(quar.).—
v
$25c
5% ^preferred
(quar.)_—
$25c
5%, preferred
(quar.)^ll—$25c
.
(quar.)
1
3-25
r
$20c
52c)
4-20
6-
6-20
J$1
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.f
preferred (quar.)—.—
4-20
2
6-
$30c
preferred
preferred
4.72%/
common
(quar.)
to
4-20
4-15
4-22,
•
f40c
■
Common
:5-13
.
1
$1.27
Co.;
(quar.)——
(quar.)
,
(quar.)
Southern
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp.—
Light
.
invest-
(quar.)
5.44%
5-20
4-20
2%
(quar.)—'
&
4-18
2
5-
15C
(quar.)
common
4(4%
$1.50
6-
5-14
5-14
5-14
5- 2
6-15
50%/
(quar.)
Canada-
of
Co.,
Southern California
RR.
2
5-
25c
(quar.)
California
4.48%
5-1
SI.17
Philadelphia Germantown & Norristown
5-
Power
Common
7'/2c
(quar.)
$2 preferred
4-5
Transnnssion—
Gas
4-20"
$45c
&
South Coast Corp.
SI.10
...
Co.
Ltd.,
Common
Mfg., class A
Trans-Canada
4-20
'
O.) Corp. (quar.)
(Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
Common
preferred
preferred
5-
4-15
6-15
,
8
"
(A.
1
preferred
Stock
S.)
6-
4-
.5-10
$20c
(quar.)
(T.
1
5*25
4-25
27 V2C
(quar.)
(qual
of America
preferred
6-
$15c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Cement
preferred
Corp.
14c
Inc.
Co.
free
tax
Sherwin-Williams
6
12-
6-15-
ject to approval of shareholders on May 19
Simms
Bottlers
&
9d
3s
2%
Jewelers,
12-15
$6c
Trading—
&
4-15
3.80%
4%
of
1
4-20
———.
,* 17Vic.
.4-28
4^.8]
AV4%''.preferred, (qiiar.)—*_——
* $1.06V4 ;. , 6rr 1
* .5-16
4.56 %
preferred
(quarj^——' $1.14'
6-1 j
5-16,
4.25% preferred (qiiar.)
$1.06V*
6-, 1
5-16
Trader.Bank & Trust Co. (N."Y.) (quar.)—.
;20c
5-17 : .5^2!
Transamerica Corp.
(quar*.)—.——< 20c
4-29
3-31,
1
6-15
*
*1;
______
Tokheim-Corp.
(quar.)__—
Toledo Edison, common iquar.)
3-25
1
.
10c
.
4-15
5-
Times-Mirror
2
1
(from
4-14
4-30
10c
5-13
4.30%
3.90%
Final
5-
6-
income)
2
(quar.)
Philadelphia Electric—
Co.
ment
Boston
of
4-29-
4-29
$4.84 preferred (quar.)—'$1.21'
T.I.M.E., ; Inc.
(quar.)—*—:
—-—20c
Co. .(increased)—————^-,
30c"
4-15
;
6-
..
(quar.)
dividend )_———„
(stock dividend)—
(stock
Products
!$4.76 preferred
■
3- 2
5-17
3* 1
,
_________
common
(quar.)..
.Common
Shares, Inc.—
.1———-—
Trust
'
25c
25c
20c
20c
27c
I"$4.56 preferred (quar.)—
,
,
prpferred
$5.Q8 preferred
Texas
4
9-15
...—-—_—
5-16
4-
4
15C
—_
—
'
4-13
5-13
-
6c
—
1
6-15
(initial).
common
4-
$1.25
(quar.).—
„
2%
General
Permanente
American
1
—
4-20
5-
25c
,
investment income.
From
5-
(quar.)
common
Machine
Selected
Shareholders
6-
dividend—
Pepsi-Cola
Perkins
4-20 |
Fibre—
(quar.)——__lieu
4-20
5-10
;
Shops,
(initial)
B
$1.06
_
dividend
Non-voting
Candy
$1.06(4
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Chemical
Voting common
(Increased-quar.)
$1.16
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfd.
4Vi% preferred (quar.)——
Penobscot
,
See's
4-20
-2
1
1
4-20
$1.25
(quar.)——
15c
(quar.).
1
Banknote
30c
v
(quar.)
Columbian
90c
Fund
Company
Security
3-26
+$1.50
—
5-
5-
'
,
8
$1,25
.
.
(quar.)—_i_——,
1
$45c
(quar.).—i
Mutual
Square
Co., Ltd., class A
5-
"
preferred
1
4-
4-25
]
4-28
$25c
37 Vic
(quar.)
Penman's, Ltd., common (quar.)
6%
&
Class
(increased)
$1.50.preferred
4-29
>:Security Insurance Co.; (New Haven)—
H.)—
——_1—I—.1—1.2.—
I...
Pend Oreille Mines & Metals Co.
Penn
.
Scarfe
*
•
4-14
10c
5-25
(quar.)—I.————
4-25
$25c
4-11
$1.50
$1.50
Co.
1
^7.
1
stock
pref.
held)
4-11
5-2
65c
(One-for-two stock split subject to ap¬
proval of stockholders April 8)
Texaco Canada, Ltd.; common (quar.)..—_
4% preferred (quar.)—
—^
Texas Electric Service Co., $4
pfd. (quar.) ;
$4.56 preferred (quar.).
$4.64 preferred (quar.)—"——;
5-16
6-
5-16
—
A
preferred
;
1
25c
_——:
common
5(4%
Corp.,
Scott & Fetzer Co.—
$3c
Packard
6-
6-15
4-30
(quar.)
series
or
100 shs.
each
Schwitzer
shs.
(8
4-18
4-25
'
5-16
50c
■'
4.32%
3-31
25c
(quar,)—
Ry., com.
Industries, Inc.
div.
for
Atlantic Canadian Investment, Ltd.—
Pacific
V.,',-..
,
(quar.)__
r--~
if
(quar.)———
(Howard W.) & Co
Schenley
Tennessee
:
1
50c
—
preferred (quar.)——
preferred (quar.)—___
—
$5 preferred
(quar.)—
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey, Ltd. (quar.)———
Stock
Pan-Alaska
—
$5
5
5-13
;
6-
5c
t
Paper
Telechrome
4-29
20c
15C
$5
4-22
,
"
(quar.)———
preferred
conv.
Tecumseh
5-13
1
Corp.,'Ltd.
$1.16
SI
common
new
Croix
4%
r
5-13
6-
25c
__________
Corp. *
Management
5-13
6-1
$15c
Company* (quar.)"—.1——I:
Fine Foods, Inc.—
v
6-10 '■
4-29
35c
>
——————-
Co.,
Fenn
1
"
$25c
_____——
&
6-
,
$1.23%
—
Taylor
5-13
1
-
(initial)
Co.
S. & W.
2
———S-
&
common
(quar.)
(s-a)
preferred
4%
8
1
6-
•
(quar.)
St.
1
5-
.
common
Company,
B
Peterson
—
(quar.)————
Clothier,
&
Talon, Inc., class A
,Class B (quar.)
6-
$1.02 Vi
class A (quar.)_
4-2«
6-
(quar.)———
Elevator, new
Outlet
Class
Row
of Rec.
7- 1
4-21
$1.183A
—.—
(quar.)
4-29
$$3
Oshawa Wholesale, Ltd
Otis
1
27ViC
—
(quar.)
5-13
1
4(4%
~
—
preferred A (quar.)
4.75%
:
$$1.75
7%
5-
(quar.)__—————
Royalties
4-14
Ontario
,
4-15
$$1.06 V*
preferred (quar.)
——
; 50c
Industries, Inc._ —"
————
15c
(William H.)
Inc.
(quar.)
—
20c '
5, 10 and 25c Stores, class A (quar.)
5-16
$25c
2
$1
$1.02Vi
(quar.)—___________
J
Paper Ltd.,
B
4-29*
;>
5-
J.\
preferred K (quar.)
3-31
—
1
3
com.
preferred H (quar.)—
preferred I (quar.)
Class
Strawbridge
4-20
2
30C
preferred F (quar.)__—_
Roper
4-
1
4-
6lVzC
class A
Corp.,
5-
6-
59%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
preferred
National
5-
933AC
4-20
5-16
;
3-22
6-15
4-20
(quar.)—
common
4-22
45c
31c
$1.06
(quar.)
Gas,
12-15
37 Vic
25c
4.24%
preferred
Oklahoma Natural
1-1-61
$$1.19
Holders
Payable
56c
37V2c
20c
25c '
3iy4c
12'/2C
20c
(quar.).—
Struthers Wells Corp., $1.25 pfd.
(quar.)..
Stubnitz Greene Corp., common
(quar.)
Suburban Gas, new common (initial quar.)
Suburban Propane Gas., 5.20%
pfd. (quar.)
Super Mold Corp. (Calif.)
(quar.).._——
Superior Electric (initial)__
—
(quar.)—
Rohr Aircraft Corp.
3-31
28c
——
(quar.)
9-15
3
434%
4-15
2
5-
1
6-
4.95%
75c
10-
22 Vic
Rochester Gas & Electric Co.,
Exploration—
&
preferred (quar.)_
Okanaga Helicopters
(increased)-.
Oklahoma Gas & Electric, common
6%
Stone Container Corp.
6-15
4.10%
Ocean
Stevens
9-15
80c
4.10%
ioc
P.)
6-15
&
Myers, Inc., common
(quar.)—
participating preferred (quar.)
Robbins
2
Ltd.
(J.
1
1
75c
(quar.)
Co.
Gas
(quar.)
& Co. (quar.)—J
preferred
4V4%
6-15
7-
f
.
(quar.):
When
Share
.
Jnc!—
$5c
—
redeemable
43A%
1
,
Textiles
10-
Reynolds
4-16
of Company
Stern
&
Stern
$5c
Republic
3-31
•
1
Industries,
Northwestern
Par
Name
of Rec.
1
$27c
25C
4-20
5-
Monday, April 18, 1960
.
$28c
(quar.)
class A
$1.10
_____________
Steel Corp. (quar.)
—-—
Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
1st pfd. (quar.)
Rich's
Inc.,
33i%
preferred
(quar.)
—
River Brand Rice Mills,
Inc. (quar.)
4-14
4-30
25c
—
(quar.)
Northwest
"i
7-
$28c
-
class A
Extra
3-31
Co., Ltd., common
Hampshire <quar.)__
Power
Utilities,
Northland
*
.
:l
Extra
$1.10
Ltd—
(quar.)
class A
$1.10
3-22
7-
$1.37 Vi
quar.)
3-22
10c
Northern
i
.
.
Holders
When
Payable
l»
Canada,
Chains
Renold
3-22
1
5-
$1.25
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Northern Ohio Telephone (increased
Northern Pacific Ry.
(quar.)
5.50%
1
5-
30c
(increased) __
5 '/c
Quebec
of Company
Name
'
Northern Illinois Gas, common
Northern
Per
of Rec.
Share
Holder!
Share
of Company
Name
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1676)
•-
.
56'AC
,
•
11-30 :
Wellington Management, class a
8-16
Class
11-15
I
.
B
(Initial).
4.80%; preferred
■
V
:
y
:
......
(quar.).
..
.
"
v 12V2C "
(initial)
....
—
-
,
.
12Vic
60c..
Continued,
9-1
on
8"1B
page
48
Volume
Number 5943
191
Stock
»
,
.
The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
Re_Cord ,rom the New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range
for Previous
8
84% Apr 28
134
23
4
2
Sep 23
57
2
125
1234 NOV
Aug
45% Apr
17
2
12% Mar
25
?0% Mar
Apr
24% Mar
9
17% Dec
29
9
Apr
4% Jan
27% Mar
15% Mar
2
53% Dec
18
38% Feb
77% Jun
12
Sep
15
79
18
54% Nov
9% Mar
18
60% Aug
Apr
31
102
33% Mar
39% Mar
90% Jan
8
Dec
30
12% Feb
10
28% Aug 25
Dec
30
59
17% Dec
4
25%
49%
14%
-25
49
49%
48%
—1
14%
14%
14%
4
Adams
Mar 23
4
1
20% Feb
85
Jan
7% Jan
Co
-10
Express
Adams-Millis
Air
Control
Air
Reduction
14
A
J
Inc
4
51% Jan
4
Alco Products Inc
Aldens Inc common.;
4
9
45
5
8
5
4
Apr
6
22% Jan
8
Jan
56% Jan
98
.
12
8
4
125%
124%
21%
20%
35
37%
15%
15%
15
773/4
77 Va
77%
300
5%
I] —2
17%
17%
44%
*79
1
81
9%
9%
10%
35
36
35%
353/8
35%
43
34%
41%
43
403/4
35%
41%
35
43%
41
98
41%
98
98%
98
98
*96%
98
1
18%
19
18%
9
18%
18%
18%
19
49%
50%
50
49%
51
50
*16Va
163/4
50%
16%
16%
16%
*16 Va
16%
400
49%
49%
2,200
36%
36%
11
8
58% Jan
13
1,400
2,500
75
4
79
Mar 25
31% Mar 23
40
Jan
1
1
25
Jan
109% Apr
33
132
1
Mar
9
Dec
47'
56% July 17
5
Jan
36% Apr
35 Va Jan
29
8
27% Mar
28
28
13
4
7
46% Dec
2
64% May 29
39% May 6
23
58 *
44% Mar 30
18% Apr
9
9
101
2
43
18
Aug
Mar
Feb
31% Jan 21
3
25% Jan
106% Jan
27
18
44% Jan
18
7
36% Apr
l
59% Mar 29
3
2
50% Mar 15
78% Jan • 6
9
Jan
23% Sep 22
2
45% Jan
49% Feb
64% Mar 15
35% Apr 30
33% Apr
160% Apr'
50y8 Sep
Feb
43% Feb
1.0
32% Oct
Mar 31
;*
4
5
93/a
Alpha Portland Cement
Aluminium Limited
10
100
83/4
55%
553/8
78
78
343/8
333/4
34
*111
119
10
353/a
31%
6%
convertible
32
1
95%
Amerada
3
Va %
4
7
25% Mar
34 Va Apr
14
20% Feb
19
19
Jan
6
7% Feb
13
13% Jan
4
13
17
2
9% Feb
50% Jan
2
39% Mar
43% Jan
40% Mar
2
35% Jan
61% Aug
7
55% Apr 28
25% Sep 14
44% Mar 17
20% Dec 29
44 % Mar
38% Mar 9
51% Jan 12
46% Mar 22
54% Jan
5
19% Mar 14
24% Jan
11
37% Mar 24
41% Feb 23
84
89
37% Dec
24
44
May 28
84
15
106
2
28
17
18
27
Jan
2
Sep
65% July
50
Apr
55% May
46
July
36% Nov
9
45
46% Sep 17
38% Feb
9
45% Oct 26
47% Mar
43
Mar 13
8
59% Jan
4
25
46% Jan
4
31% Mar 15
9
33% Apr 11
142% Feb 15
36 Va Mar
9
July 27
9% Jan 11
38% Jan
18
175% Jan
5
41% Mar 22
:
98
Jan
8
24% Jan
18
Apr" 13
16% Jan
6
19% Jan
8
17% Mar
17% Feb
15
94
Jan
49% Jan
4
.
17
„76 % Jan
44% Feb
21% Mar
22
4
14
17
8
06% Jan 14
21% Apr 14
100
Apr 11
63% Apr 14
82
Apr
4
58% Jan
27% Jan
15
6
13% Jun
16
14% Mar 31
32% Jan 22
8
Dec
18
29
;
72% Dec 22
26% Dec 28
27 V8 Dec 21
13 Va Jan
26
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9
117
Sep
22"
37
jan
16
13% Mar 12
25 % Nov
23
24 % Nov
4
14% Jan
2
51 Va Nov
26
30% Sep 23
58% Sep 22
l
-
54% Mar
■
Mar 17
41
May
92
Nov 23
1
63% Mar
125
Jun
13% Mar
138% Jan
29
9
7
7
33% Jan
5
8
106% Apr
54% Jan
13
3
Mar
133% Jan 13
9
54
117
Feb
9
Mar
8
23% Mar 31
2
30% Apr
67% Mar
4
26 Va Mar 24
35% Feb 18
18% May 18
27% Mar 15
12% Apr 12
4
79% Jan
43% Mar
89
Apr 17
109% Nov 25
101 % Feb
4
9
8
53% Apr 11
141
59
Apr
4
*59
4
Feb 26
122% Apr 14
-34
Jan
4
29% Aug
7
27% May 1
19% Oct 21
63
Dec
2
American Molasses Co
News
•
■.
.
4
95% Apr
41% Aug
footnotes,
42% Mar
1
45% Ap*
68% Jan 15
35% Mar 30
41% Jail
85
Jan
12
88 *
6
36
Feb
17
40% Jan
,
14
54% Jan 11
%
July 28
36% Jan
8
1A
30% Mar
see page 24.
3
4
Jan 21
8
39% Mar 29
41
41%
37%
37%
20%
20%
20%
20%
1,60Q
37%
37%
37%
37%
50%
20
50%
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common
50%
45
♦44
493/8
24%
35
263/8
335/8
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8%
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38
18
26%
8%
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z
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101
33%
163
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91%
91%
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22
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22
22%
61
1
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22%
143/4
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53%
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49
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25%
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20
51%
36
49Va
35%
42%
52%
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35%
42%
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52%
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20
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53%
20
27%
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26
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13
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29.100
51
44%
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29
33%
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50
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52
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61
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43%
21%
•
14%
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15%
32%
Corp
1
1
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
—50
Anaconda Wire & Cable
No par
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
6.25
2,l00
:
;
•„
:
50%
145
71
,
300
93
433/4
46%
36
,
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27
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60
53
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62
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8,300
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49
23
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20
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101
49
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200
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33%
164%
38%
17%
107%
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48%
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com—25
—25
$4 preferred
—
No par
*—21.80
Anderson-Pri.chard Oil Corp——10
•
26%
163%
;
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107%
143/4
18%
183/g
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100
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8%
162
38%
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18 %
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24%
35%
27
33%
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62%
83%
49%
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25
American Water Works Co com—5
Preferred 6% series25
Preferred 5%% series
—25
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
AMP Inc endorsed shares:
1
Anderson Clayton & Co
33%
163
107%
18%
99
;
38%
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8%
45%
49%
243%
35
26%
400
29,400
*
8%
34%
165%
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50
35
27%
800
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50%
24%
24%
10,200
22,200
88
50%
45
-493/a
35
27
8%
383/4
1
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26%
8
♦87
51%
44%
50
24%
88%
50%
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l
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51%
50
1
common
881/2
24%
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Tel Co
38
*87
58%
7
41%
37%
32,400
19%
20%
373/4
88%
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-
41
21
37%
,
122%
14
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34%
-
20%
20%
10
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When issued
10
33 Va
4,300
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&
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10%
52
25
American Tobacco
333/a
19%
48y4
100
Co
32%
*19
19%
10%
9%
48
non-cumulative preferred-100
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—£1
20% Apr
49% Apr
1
43 y4 Mar 14
•19
51%
6%
4
33% Feb 17
19%
10%
48%
10
7% preferred
American Snuff
4
9
»
Seating Co
6% preferred
55% Feb 29
325/a
32%
'
51%
American Viscose
7
32%
7,100
4,000
473/4
American Ship Building Co..No par
American Smelt & Refg com_No par
8
Jan
45
493/4
100
American Tel
32% Feb
•
"7% preferred
93% Apr
18% Jan 11
233/8
45
50%
No par
—
14% Jan 19
27% Feb 15
26% Jan 15
23%
45
.
48 Va
Co
1
Amer Photocopy Equipm't Co.No par
American. Potash <fc Chem—_No par
American Rad & Std Sany com—5
Refining
8
24
45
49%
American Optical
7% preferred.—
American Sumatra Tobacco
26
23 Va
45
Z 48 %
-25
American Sugar
Mar
60
24
443/4
50%
No par
3
45
46% Marli
74% Mar 17
80% Mar 18
Co
82% Feb
Feb
*59
: 200
48%
l
31% Feb 23
14
60
1,100
493/8
1.66%
Co.
8
25% Mar
*59
100
44%
371/8
48%
3
.100
2
-
29% Jan
25
37
373/a
Corp
4%% preferred—
Americau Metal Products
15% Jan
17
44%
38
1,900
37%
American Machine & Metals.No par
American Metal Climax Inc com__l
53% Apr
4
44%
*37%
•
23,900
110
41%
.
125% Apr
43% Jan
Jan
•loo3/.
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prior preferred
___100
Fdry com
3.50
3.90% preferred.
100
9
117
44
'
28%
193/4
19%
102
23%
9%
l
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2
28
197/a
1,800
10,500
46
31%
12.50
American Stores
14
65 3%
28%
100
47%
66%
24%
*19
Corp__2
American Steel Foundries
108% Mar
66%
102
20
50
47 Va
373/8
Co
38% Jan 20
6
*48
473/4
28
60
5%%
American
50
12,700
41%
American Investment Co of HI
33% Mar
129% Jan 20
55% July 29
17 % Dec
3
Mar 21
Mar
12
jan
15
67% Mar
34% Dec 30
105
16% Feb
145
14
42
56% Feb 27
148% Mar 20
47
28% Oct 20
35% Mar 23
18% Apr 21
152
3
17
3
49% Apr
43% Jan
34%
453/a
American Mach &
American
Feb. 15
97
34%
233/4
18
27
48
953/4
19%
38
*102
18
43% Apr 14
43% Apr 11
97%
36
66
•44%
*37%
60
-No par
65% Jan
July ~1
44%
38
*58%
non-cumulative preferred-100
62% Jan
53%
32 Va
41%
.
American International
When. issued
6
36%
313/4
47
110
*3.7 Va
10
Ice Co. common
55% Mar 23
8
35%
32 Va
37%
Corp
48% Mar
14
300
2,300
82,200
36%
10%
41%
Products
64% Dec
Sep 21
32% Jan
7
Apr 14
113V4
No par
Hospital Supply
American Motors Corp
American Natural Gas
17
*102
443/s
i
19%
50
100
Power
7§% Apr~Ii
56
For
91% Apr 13
28% Jan 26
15% Jan 18
22% Feb
24% Dec 30
American Home
6%
«14%
/ 760
113%
No par
American Hardware
American
'
:10
Corp
5
American European Secur___No par
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power__Nopar
American
110
44Va
1
prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co
American Distilling Co
Mar 10
7% Mar
May 19
59% Apr 30
34% Jan 16
Apr
1
21% Sep 21
89% Dec 14
:
4%%
26
84
41
28
19%
Co
American Electric
52% Nov
76% Dec 30
V
28
195/a
American Enka
Jan
Mar 30
Mar
Chicle
4
18% July 9
20% Jan
2
105
Feb 25
3
66%
28%
19%
Amer Commer Barge Line Co
American Crystal Sugar com
8
110
SCb
American
51% Mar 28
Mar 17
9
65%
28
Cable
&
33% Jan
,;May~27
Dec
Chain
42
25
50 V8
Dec
American
Mar 30
38% July 21
29
x655/a
common
34
12
Jun
Inc
46% Jan 21
23% Mar 8
193
9
15% Dec 23
34
Jan
Mar 30
113
3,300
18,600
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
4
Feb
34% Apr
8% Nov 27
8fi
Mar 16
49
46
5% preferred
20
American Cable & Radio Corp
1
American Can Co common
12.50
7% preferred
.25
15
18% Jan 22
25% Oct 30
90
4
33%:
*48
49
*102
33%
953/4
46
1
34%
36
37
66 Va
preferred
100
American Bakeries do
No par
American
33% Nov 20
7
*36
45%
No par
78
*
39
49
common
55V4
78
31%
45%
convertible
9%
54%
35%
12.50
Corp_
Amer Agricultural Chemical
*9
*
77%
*109
32%
961/4
95%
9%
553/4
77%
333/8
No par
Petroleum
American Airlines
*47
American Bosch Arma Corp.
2
American Brake Shoe Co.
No par
Jan
51% Jan
2
14% Mar 18
1
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Amerace Corp
313/8
95%
*36
30
Jan
Jan
_50
American Bank Note^common
6 % preferred
;u.:
19
11
preferred
9
19,300
55%
.
111% 111%
353/4
36
35%
No par
Aluminum. Co of America
v
9%
553/4
78
34
100
9%
55%
78
No par
4% preferred
:
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
4.08% convertible preferred
44% Jan
4
61% Jan <4
20% Jan
26 V4 Mar
26
90
1,200
36 3/4
2
Dec 30
12,800
19
49%
___5
Corp
*98
50%
42% Jan
54
Dec 29
117 % Oct
5
2,400
100
16%
18
133
20,300
36%
106% Feb
22
18
9%
49
10
Dec
9%
36i/2
23% Nov
52 V4 Mar 31
41 Va
Sep
9
'
503/g
117% Nov
31
2,900
5,100
2,300
81
1
_
.1
36%
51
12
Dec 22
FRIDAY
*79%
,
49%
52
44 % Sep 22
69% NOV 25
137
GOOD
441/2
10
preferred
Amalgamated Leather Co—
4
80%
173/a
/
36%
7
Sep 22
173/a
44%
1
9,900
28 3/s
50%
Jan
13
10
28
v
36
42
38% Nov
9%
"
17%
443%
u
4,800
CLOSED
49
Mar 18
Jan~
17
44
*79
81
10
28%
51/4
•
__No par
33
38%
171/4
SVa
\
EXCHANGE
__No par
83% Mar 17
5
Dec
28
44%
*79
53/a
2,200
300
Laboratories Inc
Mar 31
93
17%
44%
'
5%
*284
Mills
4
45% Oct
28%
300
Allied
Jan
171/4 Dec
28 Va
*288
53/3
44 %
HUH! —5
300
5%
28%
28%
-_1
*291
5V2
STOCK
Allied Products Corp
Allied Stores Corp common
108
104
10,400
15%
78%
Allied
8
141/4 Jan
37%
15%
783/4
5
8
Feb
36%
15%
5
Mar
31
211/4
6
83
122
37%
4,100
5,100
11,600
20%
58% Feb
29% Mar
25
36%
'
11% Jan
39% July 15
Jan
213/4
2,800
.
173/4
39% Jan
115% July 24
47% Jan
21
v
24%
127%
126
1
1
35% Sep
1263/4
78
Allied Kid Co__
77% May 11
40% Nov
126
16 V2
8% Apr
52% Feb
39% Feb
58
127
33% Mar 18
8
27% Dec
25%
24%
21%
347/s
'
4
32% Sep
Feb
25
25%
16%
16%
8,700
2,900
10,100
2,600
24
29
39
25%
25
'l
21
Jan
33% Jan
25
.
16 Va
common
Allied Chemical
4
143/4
79%
Allen Industries Inc
Jan
59
49 Va
143/a
.
79
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
17% Jan
27%
48%
25%
34%
.100
convertible
25%
49%
143/4
143/a
xl6
4%% preferred
6%
253/4
48%
*292
Corp
Alleghany Corp
>'■ 25%
25Va
M7%
20%'
—2
Alabama Gas
13% Jan
124
\
400
6,700
110
.100
Industries
80
8
—5
•
60%
No par
common
pfd 1951 series
4
Jan
17
IIIIIZ" —1
,_I—" -50c
Products
conv
29% Jan
18% Jan
8
25
17%
—1
Aeroquip Corp
4
x25%
25%
17 %
Corp
24
25%
25%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp
Admiral
25%
~ —1
new
108
"
No par
Co
Corp
*105
Shares
41
593/8
*105
15% Apr
6
48% Mar 14
38% Sep
1271/4 Sep
May
24%
41
61% Jun
17
27
25
1
41%
601/4
the Week
14% Feb
11
104
Feb
47
110
110
25
Friday
Apr. 15
Apr. 14
44 Ye Feb
5
Dec
26% Feb
75
22
*106
*106
Acme
40% Mar
17
8
583/4
Sales for
Thursday
64% Apr
27
52% Jan
18% Mar
21% Mar 20
46% Sep 21
36% Dec 22
8% Oct
Dec
Feb
41%
59
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
23% Jan
8
23% Jan
42
58
ACF Industries Inc_I
19% Mar 25
1
8
*41
60
6
Steel
Wednesday
42
•59%
4
131
4
30
22% Apr
57
15
*41
!
Anr. 13
—1
Vending Corp
4.50%
17
89
.
Apr 14
66% Mar 8
16% Nov
32% Jan 28
7
44 % Jan
Jan
ABC
,__1
Tuesday
Apr. 12
28 Va Jan
8
14
15
Jan
15% Nov
4
22
30
28
Abbott Laboratories common™. —5
4%
convertible preferred
.100
15% Jan
26
2338 Dec
9% Jan
4
Jan
Fund
327/a Jan
15
6% Mar 19
85
Abacus
52
8
17
35
MondayApr. 11
Par
6
28% Jan 21
4
Feb
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Jan
110
13
Jan
33'
91% Mar 10
328
1
Jan
18^
22% Nov 23
22
3% Feb
38% Dec
3
Sep
Oct
71
107
12
29% May 11
Sep 21
2
23% Jan
17
290
Jan
NEW YORK
62% Jan
8
16% Apr
94% Jan
42
7
23% Mar
34% July 15
Jan
8
98% Mar
Apr
23% Jan
46 '-4 NOV
Mar
1
Highest
52% Mar 10
24
27Dec 16
O8I2 Oct 20
1858 Mar 26
26
40
47% May
1
9
593s Feb
26
Lowest
Highest
Sep
40
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
Year 1959
Lowest
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
15
15%,
48%
49
-2,600
34%
34%
42%
45%
52%
,
53
78,300
23,700
14,300
4,500
-
300
•
37
*86%
37% '
88
t>
>'
'
86%
36%
36%
36%
36%
33%
34%
34%
35%
.
86
.
-
3,000
86'
36%
367/a
35%
36%
50
.
4,200
12,400
l
Highest
Lowest
40% Jan
64 % May
12
8
77% Jan
4
32% Jan
8
42% Feb
19
Armour &
Armstrong Cork
7
37% NOV
24
9
49% NOV
25
39
Jan
26
45% Apr
86% Apr
7
23% July 16
75
Jan
13
80% Apr
5
23% Oct
21% Mar
32% Feb
Armc6
11
Sep 23
17% Nov 20
Argo
23
May
35% Feb
75
Jan
2
28% Apr
2
25% May 15
31% Feb
11
40% May 19
19
15
10% Jan
14% Jun
2
20'4 Jan
11
9
27% Jan
5
8
23% Jan
4
26
37% Jan
5
Mar
20
Feb
13
18
Feb
99
14% Feb
1
59
13
10
Nov
56% Jan
60% Dec 30
107% Mar 31
88% Jan
2
Sep 25
Apr
23
Mar
36%
36
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
60 %
35%
60%
61%
61%
62%
61%
62%
36
35
35%
34%
35
34 %
34%
45%
80
17
44%
44%
43%
*78%
80%
78%
16%
16%
17
24 %
24%
24%
20%
21%
34
34
5
16%
45%
80
16%
2.50
24%.
20%
21%
34%
13%
34'%
13%
44%
80 :
*16%
25%
44%
80
No par
Refilling common__l
&
^
25
*
:
No par,
—-—-—5
Corp
-
24
21
.
21%
34%
" 34%
4
5
5%
;
!
Co
61%
61'/a
104%
104%
1041/4
104%
10
preferred
100
54%
56
51
10
1st
Associates Investment
'13%
"14
•
.
61 Vo
61
1
Common
5.25%
4
13%
;
.
Common
14
12
*
,
'Associated Dry Goods Corp—
Jan
63
Shares
36
27%
preferred $1.50 series
Products
27% Jan
9
51
'
2nd
61% Apr
105% Apr
27
* Feb
100
Ashland Oil
ASR
the Week
Apr. 15
27%
61%
—1
Co common
Friday
Apr. 14
36
-5
Co
Industries Inc
Arvin
Sales for
Thursday
27%
''
«
44
Corp
$3.75 preferred—
Arnold Constable Corp—_
11
16% Apr
Steel
Apr. 13
36
36%
PRICES
Wednesday
-10
Oil Corp
59% Mar
80% July 29
7
5
11
30% Jan
26% Feb
26
28% NOV 27
40% Jan
Monday, April 18, i960
5
No par
Archer-Danieis-Midland
17
34% Feb
11
49 % Feb
18
.
HIGH SALE
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 12
35%
36%
Monday
Apr. 11
STOCKS
Highest
Lowest
Par
EXCHANGE
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
LOW
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range for Previous
.
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
38 % Nov
Chronicle
The Commercial arid Financial
(1678)
14
2374
24%
23%
61%
61%
190
24
24%
34
14
6,100
"I
STOCK
7.300
,
'104
54
24% : "
21%
EXCHANGE
CLOSED-
61%
61%
;: /
V
533/4
24%
13%
V. :
105
104
70
17
34
.
10,000
78%
20%
...
1.800
19,700
44%
.
*24%
14
53%
-
:
>
1,900
16,100
400
20,000
1,100
FRIDAY
243/8
180
"54%
24%
*
4-
GOOD
104- /
53%
'
'
3,800
V.
V. "
!■'
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
32% July
24% Nov 17
8
8
preferred—10
non-cumulative
4
9% Jan
7
9% Feb
2
28% Dec
18
33 %
Sep
11
28% Feb
1
31% Feb
10
NOV
10
92
Jan
6
79% Jan
15
47% Feb
17
62% May 25
40% Mar
4
58% Feb 24
Atlantic Coast Line
39 % Sep
16-
53% Apr
17
35 ¥8 Mar
8
41% Jan
Atlantic
80
10% Mar
9% Dec 29
80
Apr
City Electric Co com—4%
4% preferred
100
6
Mar 31
74% Jan
4
4% Apr
11
6% Jan
4
11
15% Jan
5
15% Feb
15
July 29
87% Jan
13
96% Jan 26
Atlas
16
15% Apr
14
20% Jan
4
Austin Nichols
Jan
13
21% Feb
1
24% Jan
11
28% Dec
7
Mar 11
27% Jan
18
8% Jan
5% Oct 28
16%
3
Feb
27
96
24
24% Feb
27%
15 Vi Jun
16
68% Jan
15'A Nov
21% Jun
9
23 ye Nov
20
10% Jan
7
17% May 25
6% Dec
1
12% Jun
30% Feb
9
42% July 24
12% Mar
Corp
Conv
No par
Co of Amer_2.50
20
Co
Automatic Canteen
Avco
Babbitt
..
.
5
37% Jan
4
Babcock
29
17 Va Jan
4
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
38
Nov
16
50% July
8
32 y8 Apr
4
43% Jan
NOV 23
—9
Co__
Corp
Feb
27
28% Jan
noncumulative
47c
11
6
233/4
233%
25%
14.50C
13%
13%
13
13%
31.70C
5%
6
6
22%
6
"
■
6
10c
7,000
51% Oct
21
Dec
11
Jan
7
54% Jan
14
Jan
7
Bayuk
Lomb Optical Co
Cigars
11,000
25%
25%
253/4
261%
253/4
26%
95 Ya
94
94%
*93%
94%
94
94
83 V4
83 y4
*82
83%
*82
35
35%
34%
35 %
57
57
56%
333/4
35 %
V
60
34%
33%
7,900
*5634
56%
*56 3/4
57
*28 V*
29
*28%
29
*28 V*
28%
*54 %
55%
*54%
55%
54%
54%
21%
21%
223/8
223/8
22
22
46 Va
46%.
46%
47%
47
47%
1,300
43%
433/4
443/8
44
46%
22,300
57
37%
37%
*37%
37
37%
37
37
300
400
500
37
600
"
Mar 21
3
206
3
93
3%%
Mar 25
:
conv
12.50
common
38
100
*180
100
Beatrice Foods Co
*92
prior preferred
4 y2% preferred
38 y4
195
37%
38 y8
*180
-
93%
37%
*92
37%
37%
11180
195
195
N180
38
1,400
195
'93%
*92
93
92
92
'21%
21%
21
21%
21%
21%
70%
711/4
70%
71%
71
72
'
~10
*
30
19% Sep 22
7
Dec
78
-
Juiy 29
79
Feb
9
22% Mar 22
13
Mar 14
Beckman
2.50
25
Instruments
Beck Shoe
80% Mar 28
Inc
4%%
(AS)
pfd
Dec
11
56% Feb
17
79% Apr
42
Apr
10
39% Jan
26
41% Mar24
Beech
36% Jan
2
5
is y8 Dec
15
13
2
24% May 11
32% Mar 31
16
Jan
14
15
Belding-Heminway
Bell Aircraft Corp
Bell & Howell Co
Dec
14
61
Sep
22
22% Sep
89% Feb
25
May 14
14
74% Jan
3
24% Apr
1
7
47 y4 Apr
Mar 23
1% Jan
13
1% Jan
4
1
43% May 28
34% Apr
1
38% Jan
13
21
6
2
41% Apr
23
1^%
Jan
5
33% Feb
Feb
45 y8 Apr
12
138% Jan
6
19% Dec 31
July
Jan
12
83
35% Sep
10
42% Dec
36% Jan
45% Apr
57 y* J an
8
6
11
59% July
155
Sep
70
<
Apr
16
71 % Jan
2
Benguet
Best
Bestwall
8
4
21% Feb
3
Feb
8
82
8
1
17%
17%
15%
53
4
29% Jan
6
Bliss
&
8
20% Jan
4
Bliss
44%
(E W)
Mar 28
25
46% Jan
2
20% Sep 22
16
Jan
8
35
July
15% Mar
9
5
23
24% Feb
May 14
24% Apr
19% Apr
19 y2 Mar
1
24% Sep 25
40 y4 Feb
9
48% Dec
7
Sep 24
81% Apr
24
37% Feb
76
68% Sep
30
39% Mar
77
11
1%
35%
44%
10
15 y8 Jan
6
11% NOV 17
17% Mar 13
33% Jan
44
NOV
6
20
8% May 12
40% Jan 13
33 y4 Sep
Dec
9
■76
28
.26
Dec 22
14% Apr
45% Mar 31
Borden
79% Mar 30
Borg-Warner Corp common
3'%% preferred
62% Apr
Boston
Co
12% Sep
66 y2 July
•
43
S%
8
Jan""6
Mar
4
Oct
29
85
Jan
21
76% Jan
28% Nov
12
25
76
Oct~12
Jan
4
66
34% May
5
44% Nov
2
28 ¥4 Jan
6
333/4 Mar i6
31% Mar
21
4
35% May 28
18
Apr
13
5
1053/aApr
«
11
18
2
6iy2 Feb
9
4
85
Jan
4
34
Jan
18
13% Mar
17% Jan
4
15% Oct 22
24% Jun
18
-13% Sep 23
14% Jan
2
20% Apr
8
27% Jan
7
6
17%
235/g
24'%
5
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
253/4
255%
25s/8
19%
20
20
20%
20 y4
20%
20 %
20 y4
20%
20
20
2oy4
20
20
44
62 y4
1
47%
l053/8
;
_,_15
*73
common—
preferred
—5
21%
.,
No par
-1
Bullard. Co
*28
BUsh Terminal Co
7
54% Jan
9
21 Va Jan 22
41% Nov 30
51
Apr 22
52,/
?§
36 y2 Sep 22
443/a Jun
1
32% Mar 22
24 y4 Dec
323/4 Mar
3
24
30
57y4 Dec 11
For
footnotes,
69
Mar
48
,
Jan
Jan
38% Jan
24.
8
27% Apr
56% Mar 18
July 28
see page
83
43% Mar 14
60% Jan
4
7
4
14
6
-
1
Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
No par
Canadian
Cannon
Pacific
Mills Co
Ry—
~_100
—25
No par
'
21
*82%
84
28
28%
273/4
28
84
80
33 y8
18%
75%
75%
*65%/. 67%
*79
33%
*
11%
29%
*
•'
*823/4
.
24
.,
11%
*60%
*79 V2
19%
13,500
500
193/B
19%
57,900
75%
75%
40
87%
♦66%
67%
80%
*79
80
33%
33%
24
24
*11
■33%
*23%
11%
11%
30%
53/g
293/4.,
5%
53/a
5%
"6%
22%
;
30%
53/4
22%
22%
13%
22%
"■
133/4
22%
13%
*13%
20 y4
22%
13%
47%
20%
33
82
82
48 Va
20¥8
;
*82
**
44^4
"" " "
35%
.
20
*58¥0
J
30
3o%
31
*
13%
;
•.
48%
48%
48% ',
20%
203/8
20%
*82
;
83
45%
.*44%
45%
♦34
343/4
*"34%
34%
'■
263/4
27%
"
26%.
27.y8
583/4
*58
58%
17,200
24
>
303/4
16 r
22%
13%
48%
48%
20%
600
400
3,700
14,700
2,900
2,800
32,600
:
4,500
•-
10
*44%
*44%'
353/4
26%
58%
*573/4
13%
333/a
11%
•20%
45%
2,000
*33
33%
700
27
273/s
"58
58%
*82
443/4
-
1,300
-2,800
75%
22
x48
'
33%
24,
12
5%
"
80
"33%'
24 y2
*ll3/8
1
No par
::
x24
—5
$4.25 conv preferred.
*
—5"
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
I
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common
1.66%
67 %
*79
1
Calumet & Hecla inc
I*
20%
84
283/4
18%
75¥2
*65 ¥8
—5
California Packing Corp—
18%
*75
100
j.
Callahan Mining Corp—
*
18%
*
100
Burroughs Corp—L——-
4
21
21%
16
Byers Co (A M)—-——3.33%
Mar
20%
,
„
*28
13%
4
Mar
6,000
2,900
15%
2
45
1.800
19%
13%
16
,19
42
35
19%
-
153/4
26% Feb
11
41%
35
20%
13%
9
Feb
203/4
*823/4
.
28%
90,900
35
15%
183/4
*75
22y«Mar
55% D<fc 28
41¥4
.7,300
19%
*34%
13 %
11% Apr
89
39%
41
35%
203/4
210
58%
13%
5
22% Aug 14
57%
::
153/4
5
4
;
73
13%
17% Oct
Oct 23
58%
.4,000
105
,
15%
353/4 Feb
Dec
56%
*1043/4
15%
5
V* Jun 26
73
13,900
27%
13%
24
79
«,
■/.
80
27%
15 Va
24% Jan
15 y4 Mar 11
48
*78%
13%
4
6
.
"
26%
5
——
4%% second pref
18
■
84
.
49%
80%
26%
—10
Inc
Burlington Industries Inc com—_1
4% preferred
100
Apr 13
21%
*823/4
47
48%
1,700
73
20%
100
1,300
105
403/4
■•35V
i
593/8
.73
41>/4
2,600
I,
93/4
105
20%
45
*9%
73%
35%
200
500
5,900
583/8
*78%
56%
V
34%
*443%
105%
34%
i
;
/
80
'.*55%
9
9%
*73
56%'
20 %
Co—4.
3 Vz% preferred
3,200
15
9%
34%
,
49
26%
8%
15
9%
105
*40%
35% Jan
46
.-.
35
5
8
19
34%
45
26 %
74
—15
283/4 Mar
8
9
15
34%
No par
453/4 Mar 18
Feb
15
9%
48
105%
55%
28% Oct 21
13
*8%
9%
*78
26%
No par
£orp_
48%
80
26%
-100
5
Mar 30
9
15%
9%
34%
>
35
*78
10
Jan
10
*8%
*15
10
58
100
82
7% Jan
9
15%
583/s
Mar 29
26% Jan
62%
583/a
79
31
62
58'/4
84% Aug 17
-
62%
62
57%
13
8
9,900
80 %
' 58%
__3
21
13
6,200
40%
9%
12
5^ -Mar 23
45%
i
441/4
Jan
21% Mar
45 %
'40%
*79
9%
Co
1,600
801/2
44 >/4
Watch
1,600
403/4
9%
Bulova
600
'
..
45%
9%
Forge
20,600
40%
623/s
62%
4,400
,
45%
*79
*44%
66
27y« Jan
•
80%
9%
75% Apr
93/4 Mar 17
40%
-
45%
5
323/4 Aug 12
20
45%
*79
62%
9%
21
27% July 27
13% Dec 31
45%
40%
80 >%
15 %
Jan
2
41 y4
*8%
66
5% July 10
18
Jan 30
45 y8
40%
*79
20%
9¥4
$5
1,200
,17%
4
28 % Nov
5,100
26
17%
67
Jan
41%
2534
24%
4
12
6,300
41%
17%
13
NOV
463/4
41%
25%
235/a
Jan
13
46%
41
17%
v
800
4,500
78
25 s/8
-
34%
Buffalo
17%
*76%
>
46%
*44y4
Budd Co
49,300
17
17%
78
4,800
46
23%
18% Jan
76 ¥2 Jan
25%
45%
4,000
144%
17 y4
24
May
413/4
*76%
11,200
44%
45%
143
23%
9
2
41
25 y»
44%
45%
144%
17
46%
25%
44%
4 5 y4
144%
24%
4
Mar 10
44%
V
18%
15% Mar
68% Jan
1,600
17%
18% Apr
73% Jan
62
36%
36
23%
July 28
803/4 Apr 10
26 y4
35%
35%
5
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie Co
4
28,700
50
Brown Shoe Co Inc
Brungwick-Balke-Collender
Apr 12
19% Mar
1%
3.50
24% Jan
82 ¥4 Mar 31
2.73/4 Apr 14
14
1%
common
35 ¥2
31% July 10
Dec
1%
78
43%
41%
100
5
94% May 27
373/4 Jan 21
32
25%
2.50
4
8
19 Vb Jan
100
1%
17%
*76%
41
No par
B T L
82 y2 Nov 27
4734
,
preferred—:
463/4 Feb 26
-
/ 145
17%
42%
25
Bristol-Myers Co common
33/4% preferred—
Brooklyn Union Gas common
5.80% preferred series A
Mar 30
74% Mar
29
42% Jan
353/4 Jan
16
4
.
63%
24%
*46%
4%% convertible preferred
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
12
80
■
Co
Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co
11
28% Janr
*144
78
42
5
Braniff
6
Jan
12% Jan
49 Va Apr
Mar 16
47% Nov
Nov
8
Mar 22
35% Oct 26
4
633/4 Jan
-
17
48
38% Feb
■5%
;
17%
*76y2
100
Common
18
48
8
52% Feb
18
17%
7.50
& Maine RR—
113/4 Jan
41 ya Jan
Mar 11
20
104
57y2
:
20% Jan
13¥a Jan
-
4
9% Apr
6
33% Mar 14
44y2 May 25
53% Jun
8
Brass Corp
48 y2 Jan
8% Mar 10
5
27% Jan
62%
24%
463/4
1.25
Book-o.f-the-Month Club Inc
Eoston
7% Nov 24
14% Dec 29
.
'
46 Va
145
10
'
Aluminum &
Edison
64%
24%
463/4
45%
44%
45%
FRIDAY
633/4
44%
45 Vb
44%
145
28,100
243/a
36
8
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1,900
18,800
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1%
1%
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CLOSED
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24%
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35%
50c
Bond Stores Inc
24% Feb
4
64%
92
1
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9
6
64%
24%
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.
1
1
5
24%
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1
66%
24%
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92
1%
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6
59% Feb
66% Mar 17
Co.:
6
28% Jan
9
65
1
2.50
32% Jan
15
*91
35 %
Inc
16
Jan
92
*91
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&
Laughlin
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5.^00
16%
43%
100
1
15,700
STOCK
EXCHANGE
45
40c
9
29
34
153/a
common
24% Mar
Nov
33%
17
44%
Co
(Del)
39% Apr
21 y4 Jan
34%
17
1
56% July 15
29 y» Oct
33%
17%
15
Inc
30% Jan 18
Jan
42%
SO
79%
*41%
15
Inc
6
22
77%
42%
44%
7% preferred
Black
77%
14%
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) ocm_5
4%%' pfd series of 1951
100
49% Mar 25
29
75%
*41%
43%
5
24% Mar 31
Jan
803/4
75%
*41% \ 42%
33%
34%
17
50
Steel
6,200
10,200
14%
Co common
i5%
'
36
18
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44%
Decker Mfg Co_:
B1 aw-Knox Co
11
34%
17%
73%
80
14%
Corp
Gypsum
Bethlehem
-
33%
100
Consolidated
Co
&
75%
42%
*79
43%
5% preferred
7
73%
*41%
80
1
Beneficial Finance
145% Mar 25
Mar 30
Aviation
*79
No par
common
preferred
Bendix
12
Jan
4 y4 c!o
4
22% Feb
45
Dec
49% May 11
25
62% Apr
10
137
Feb
3
28 y8 Mar
52
32% Sep 22
4
90% Mar 21
5
10
1%
50
May
36% Jan
.
16% Feb 26
19
95
45% Dec
'
29
89
91
'
Jan
37% Jan
Nov
RR
20% Mar 29
9
80
10
1
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
43% Jan
13% Jan
80
1
65
9
32% Dec 22
72 y4
50
2
35% Jan
Creek
21%-:
70%
100
Beech Aircraft Corp
28% Jan
14
21%
1
Beaunit Mills Inc
78% Feb
4
62% Jan
84
18
18% Mar
6
74% May
36% Jan
90
83%
54%
54%
No par
Inc
-
29
42%
14
90% Feb
10C
23
*22
83
43%
46% Apr
100% Mar 26
80C
22
26 Va
-
43
8
16
;
22
/
83
10
34% Mar
Dec
5%
Bausch &
24
90
*
13%
21%
6
45
70C
13 %
,
47%"-
8
54% Jan
9
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47
25% Jan
5
Mar
72.50C
23
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5
45% Apr
37
23
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15%
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■
95
15'%
10
21 y2 Apr
27
36 y2 Mar
95
15%
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Barber Oil Corp
183
94'/4
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bangor & Aroostook RR
6
204
94%
*15%
Basic Products Corp
6
Jan
43% Dec
2
94%
153/4
*28 >/4
Apr
63
23
941/4
—1
10
29
Jan
30C
53/4
15%
95 V*
preferred__100
29
51% Mar 10
17i
5Vb
15%
'•
100
Baltimore & Ohio common
14
66% Feb
9
5%
15%
100
100
preferred series B
preferred series C
30% May 11
49% Sep 23
5%
153/4
*151/4
13%
~
23
5i/4
153/4
4,000
4%
Wilcox
&
4%%
9
62% Feb
43/4
153/4
V
25%
6
84 y2 Mar
1
8.60C
Baltimore Gas & Elec com—No par
27y4 Mar 29
98y4 Apr
8
Jan
77%
2,70c
14,800
18
56% Feb
5C
37
771/4
773/4
44i%
3 6 •?. 4
13
26
25
771/4
79%
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44i%
37%
15 y4
Jan
6
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27
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64% Jan
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28
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101 % Feb
28
30%
30%
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11
12
29%
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Oct
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Dec
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(B T)
7% Jan
9
9%
,
15%
2?
22%
13%
1
Corp
14% Jan
-
,
No par
common
! 9%
30
.
22%
common
prior pref ($1.20)
4
.
44
par
10
100
1
20
5% preferred
Powder
30
,85
..
37
78%
4%
15 %
.94%
*15¥4
*22
11
32 % Mar
17
24% Nov 23
15% Jan
9
5*% Apr
8
18% Dec
6
Atlas
r
21
RR-U.—No
Refining common
$3.75 series B preferred
4
26
86% Mar
74% Dec 31
13% Jan
85
Atlantic
9%*
;
9%
30%
85
45%
37%
79%
5
15%
9%
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■
83
42,800
'*■'
500
Number 5943
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial
.
and
Financial
Chronicle
'
(1679) * 15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range
for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
12% NOV
37% Feb
33% Dec
Dec
85
33% Sep
45% NOV
345/8 Nov
40% Dec
26% Sep
38% Jan
18
Sep
108
Dec
6
Jan
Nov
30
89 Vi Nov
Sep
25
114% Dec
76% Sep
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
237/a Apr
20
10
31
8
23
25
17
1
30
8
22
29
12
16
10
22
22
22
8% Apr
10
NEW YORK
Highest
14
13 % Jan
4
Capital
Carborundum
56% July 15
43
Jan
28
49% Jan
4
52 % Feb
30% Apr
14
35% Feb
25
88% Jan
12
95
16
102% Jan
41'/t Jan
35
Feb
Oct
40
Mar
48% Jan
32% Mar 15
46% Jan
40 % Feb
31% Jan
26% Apr
1
58% Mar 11
89% Dec
9
119% Mar 16
12
4
Carpenter
6
Carrier
Carolina
Corp
Case
19
7%
7% Feb
26
6 % %
6
98% Jan
88
92
91% July
8
25% Mar
116
Jan
4
8
119% Mar
83% Jan
4.20%
Nov
39
43
44 %
4,100
35
3,100
__
Celotex
Jan
30
55
Aug 20
54
71% Feb
17
21
80
Aug 14
76
18% Sep
22
Apr
30% Jun
24
38 % Mar 23
41
20
% Jan >5
Jan
57
8
20
36% Mar 23
92
Apr
49% Apr
4
4%%
13
Central
26% Jan
15
Central RR
28
99 % Feb
27
88% Jan
27
10
46% May 11
42% Jan
4
Dec
11
31
23
4
32% Dec
31
July 27
32% Dec'
Jan
29 % Jan
22 % Mar
~8%
22
28% Jan
87% Jan
12
15
21
50% Mar
Dec
8
16
% Mar 11
9
26
Mar 14
<
9
11
9
42
>'Jan
167/a Apr
27
6 % Jan
9
July 27
55% Mar 10
Co
N
&
West
"4%
May 29
52
Apr
79
1
Pasco
12
40% Apr
.7 5 % Jan
18
Chadbourn
Gotham
70% Jan
11
Chain
VyViVV'V "v'/i//////
50% Feb
24
37% Jun
9
87% Dec
16
99
35
V Nov
30
19
Nov
24
25 5/s
Sep
15
Sep
24
9
26 5/s NOV
18
64% Dec
42% Jan
6
8
92% Apr
39% Apr
11
34% Mar
.
9
5
46
"
Dec
74% July
26
118% Feb
15
26
6
Checker
4
Chemstron
8
43% Jan
59
Mar
4
69% Jan
Mar 15
99% Apr
13
12
Mar 28
19 % Aug
3
July 14
381/z Nov
16
Jan
363/4 Sep
29
44
% Mar 30
37% Mar
23% Nov
25
33% July
8
71% May 22
19% Mar
18% Nov
17
Jan
18
V
21
'
7
43% Jan
40% Apr
'7
3
26% Jan
4
69% Feb
26
16
,
23
32G/a Jan
23
45% May 25
26% Nov
23
36'% July 28
27% Dec
24
24% Oct
22
37% Apr
37'% Jan
13
Jan
22
185% Jun
24
26% Jun
17
46'% Dec
17
39% Jan
19
725% May 20
50% Apr
5
4.'
22
6
V
Mar
7
23% Jan
!
Chic
8
36'% Jan
4
23
Mar
8
29:% Jan *
4
17
25
Mar
7
29% Jan
5
2
24
Mar 11
32
8
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13% Mar 15
Jan
Chic
•
-
50
71% Jan
*
6
11
21V
30% Feb
8
' Dec
23
913/4 Feb
16
78'% Jan
4
83% Mar 21
93
Dec
17
102 3/4 Jan
12
94% Feb
2
35% Oct
23
475% Jun
30
30% Apr
465% Jan
14
46% Nov
100
Apr
4
38% Jan
5
493% Mar
9
53% Jan
12
40 % Mar
9
19
Jan
Feb
5
273% Mar 20
19% Mar 18
24% Jan
43
Jan
9
57
51% Jan
923/4 Jan
C
4
15% Dec
6
443% Apr
143% Mar 23
Nov
2
16
183/4 Jan
2
57% Jan
9
96% Nov
24
79% Feb
445% Jun
22
2
475/8 Jan
18
89
Dec
23
Mar 20
90% Jan
57
Dec
28
Dec
9
49
17
33
243/4 Jan
46
Jan
126
Dec
29
17
18
Jan
'
4
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53% Apr 12
;
11
99
Apr
62
Apr
12
33
Jan
14
15
48% Mar
136% Jan
16
Feb
126'% Feb
35
Sep 21
433%
July"27
36 % Mar
71
82
Feb
71'% Jan
Dec
23
215% Jan
7
293% Dec
18
475% Dec
9
72 % Dec
16
48
34'% Dec
10
23
Jan
8
13
49
Oct
14
63% Feb
Jan
14
27
483% May
19% Nov
18
2 2 3% Mar
1,
50'% Mar 11
V
245/B
7
35'% Apr
17
Jan
4
62 % Jan
4
130% Mar
7
57
9
12
54% Mar 16
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6
7
Feb
17
20
Apr
4
Jan
50
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7
Mar 13
353% Jan
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57
Feb
12
Jan
4
203% Jan
4
Feb
18
64'% Jan
3
43% Apr
12
Jan
4
7
18% Mar 11
Dec
22
1013% Sep 25
8% Jan
2
6 5% Feb
10
14% Jan
6
39'% Feb
233% Feb
5
64
90
44% Mar
38% May 18
673/4 Aug
j 55% Jan
Apr
19
253% May
Feb
59
4
,
26
173% Mar 18
4
8
59% Apr
4
22
Feb
16
14
12%
12'/a
12%
12%
125/s
4,500
39%
37%
38%
38 3/s
39
38%
39i%
22,900
11
8
107% Apr
20
•
3
Mar
39%
63%
*99%
10'% Jan ,'.4
173% Jan
18
12'% Jan
12
4
29'% Jan
52
1
6
4
243% Jan
22
21% Mar 21
23'% Jan
6
43% Mar
9
49
Jan
6
Mar 23
19
Jan
8
Mar 30
40% Jan
4
20% Jan
% July 10
24
Jan
6
9
423% Nov
5
32
,
9
18
25
53'% Jan
Dec
23
993% Mar 10
88% Jan
4
933% Mar 24
87% Sep
25
99
Feb
26
4
94'% Apr
79% Sep 24
87% Jan
92
Jan
22
81% Jan
6
88
25'% Jun
303% Nov
9
44'% Jun
18
23
44
Nov
17
75
Dec
18
113% jan
20% Dec
2
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18
27
58% Jan
Apr
56 3% Jan
Apr
14
5
Jan
Mar 22
300
183%
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100
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45
453%
45
45%
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52
53%
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533%
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60
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45
46
54%
2,700
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104
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83
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413% Jan 29
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85
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98
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1
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—No par
& Aikman Corp
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38%
38%
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38%
39%
75
75
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76
75%
75%
75
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233%
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48
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100
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:———
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52
373/4
363/8
38
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10
System Inc
195/8
19%
193/4
16%
5
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preferred
$4.25
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37%
pfd—100
Broadcasting System_2.50
Columbia
52
53
10,900
'
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160
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43 %
425/8
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43
425/i
43%
3,400
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——.10
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25%
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263%
27%
27%
27%
21,200
57%
58%
58
58%
57%
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57%
58%
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Carbon
Columbian
Columbus
&
Combustion
Commercial
15%
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58s%'
59'/4
96
Solvents
96
"
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4.64 %
Edison
Co
com—25
-100
100
preferred
'5.25 %
preferred
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Conde Nast Publishing
Cone Mills Corp.'
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Foods
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15
93%
14%
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58
58'/2
95%
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95%
14%
93/4
15%
3,700
9%
9%
2,300
95%
15
14 5%
4,200
9%
95/8
93%
1,800
25%
24'%
243%
4,200
643/i
64 %
7,100
100%
2,200
99%
100
48%
100
14%
95%
100%
100'%
110
24%
64
%
100
48%
48%
48%
49%
26%
263/4
26"%
26%
26%
266%
26%
3,600
23%
233/4
24%
24
24'%
24
24'%
6,800
23
23%
♦23
23%
23
200
47%
473/4
47
47%
46
47
7,200
*10%
113/4
113/4
11%
11%
33
33%
32%
33
55 y8
55%
553/8
55%
48
331/4
33%
com—;_No par
553/8
55
55%
91
91%
93%
93%
$4.50 preferred _—;
$4.52
*86
91%
93%
*86
88
*10%
*223/4
48%
7,000
10
'
4,900
l*±,uUO
92
620
94%
*93%
95
*93%
95
2,860
88
*86
88
*86
88
913/4
91
48'%
91%
913/4
.
26%
25
155/8
64'%
33'/4
-2
16
643/8
55%
^
106 3/4
64 %
100%
300
107
107
64%;
32%
preferred
7,500
96
64 %
11%
convertible
24,900
58'%
96
24%
48
5%
17'%
57%
25%
23%
,
16%
58 %
25%
*23
common
145/8
16 3/4
96
25
*10'%
Industries
107
15%
x47 %
—No par
preferred
No par
$4.16 preferred __—
-No par
Container Corp of America—
•-
58
s
26%
23%
Industries
5
Corp__^_1.33'%
Gas
Consumers Power Co
16'%
*95'%
15%
Utilities
1
Consolidated Laundries Corp——5
Consolidated Natural Gas.j.
10
Consol RR of Cuba 6% pfd
100
Consolidation Coal Co
1
20
20% Mar 24
33 '/a
83
100
463/4
$3.75 preferred
--No pay
Continental Copper & Steel—
Apr
325/s
33%
83%
100
46%
preferred
—
1°°
Continental Baking Co common__5
$5.50 preferred
No par
Continental Can Inc common—10
48'% Jan
2
41
Va Apr 20
7,500
50
47c
16% Mar 12
see
3%
595%
__10
Ry/com
J
Common
87'% Apr
101
13
12
23
footnotes,
200
'.No par
City Stores Co_—
5
Clark Equipment Co--—15
29'% Jan
83
6
92
7
23% Mar 11
92'% May
8
553% July 29
107'% Apr
19%
28%
*26
Consolidated
101'% Oct
383%
-
-
12%
Consolidated
9
90%
39
12'%
Consol
Dec
90%
39%
12%
5
25
34
91%
39'%
12%
5
613% Feb
34% V V
91%
39%
'
34
12%
Jan
52% May 22
3%
35
34%
92%
92
39
19%
■
I
9
*58
.
12
29% Jan
1
33
3%
59
23%
42% Feb 17
26% Mar 10
3
1
9% Mar 14
31
25
3%
59
26
4
Feb
3%
60%
293%
13
27
3%
*59
23
64% Apr
1003% Apr
573% Feb
3%
60
*8%
24%
4
82
12%
9
283%
13
87
4,600
12%
9
29%
Jan
32
10
preferred!—100
Western
600
32%
*8%
253/4
96% Jan
2
2,600
23%
59
45'% Sep 21
12'% Dec 17
13,700
235/a
25'%
25
21% Dec
34%
23%
23
21
22% Nov
33%
23%
27%
23%
68'% Jan
58% Dec
34 3'8
23%
*9%
28
106% Feb
29% Dec
33%
24
26
231%
17
23% Mar
21
34%
1
24
303% Nov 24
23
33%
23%
290
2,400
25
321/4
1
955% Dec
8% Feb
14% Apr
37% Oct 19
*24%
49%
10
1
58% Dec
1
20% Sep 30
1
143% Jun
22% Sep
173% Sep
25%
9
34
Co——~l
—10
Congoleum-Nairn , Inc
^_No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp
...l
Consol Edison of NY com—No par
$5 preferred
No par
10% Sep 18
26% Dec 14
25%
3,300
91%
49%
43
96% Mar 24
1033/4 Jan
6
123% Sep
27
28%
133/a Mar
9
112% Feb
17
M85%
56% Mar
903/4 Jan
Apr 20
101 %
25%
36
90 3/4
21%
18
49% Jan
2
*24%
35%
215/a
24
45
9
9
49%
433/8
Colorado
28
14
91'
49%
43'%
5
27
125/8 Sep
55% Jan
91
49%
21V4
4
,
48% Feb
15% Jan
543/4 Jan
36
91%
32%
".
Milling Machine Co—10
Financial Corp.
:_No par
Collins
18
19'% Mar 29
Mar 23
Nov
351/8
91%
49%
*8%
1.25
preferred
4 /
;'69% Jan
46% Jan
51% Mar 23
43
35%
5,300
32%
1%
j
preferred
43% %
6
30 % Jan
61% Jan
17
300
21%
*9%
Collins
74
25% Nov
78
36
21%
10
'
-
76'% Mar 28 Y
24% Mar 23
,
57
•77
21%
:
Special guaranteed 4% stock—50
Clevite Corporation
1
Cluett Peabody & Co com.—No par
11
15% Nov 23
16
*56
78
?;v4'/•
i
Cleveland
8
,
60% Dec
43% Sep 21
3 2 5% Jun 17
57
9%
•
.
/
20%
32%
..40
Colorado
35
*56
*77
1
Corp___
Coca-Cola
48 5/b Feb
—
23%
571/4
78 *
:—_—5
t
4
Dec
45% Nov
*56
*77
100
9%
City Products Corp...
Jan
42
65
1,300
32%
V;
Co__-
City Investing Co_
57
14
28
Plug
Cities Service Co_______——;
20
59 % Dec
2
19%
10
3%
Cincinnati
.4
65'% Feb
39 .' Jun
IS3/,
32%
60
No par
preferred series A
4%
:
4
15
55 % Jan
18%
37%
Common
V
12
64% July 10
643% Jan 26
101
183/4
19 ?
*91/2
1
Chock Full O'Nuts Corp
Chrysler Corp
34% Mar 28
77
Jan
800
18%
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
30% Dec
37
18%
22%
y 12%
Corp_____.l
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No~ par
Chicago Yellow Cab
_No Par
Chickasha Cotton Oil—
|
2,200
18%
561%
*8'/4
'
Mar 14
32%
800
32
7
5
7.—
Chicago Pneumatic .Tool
15% Jan ' 4
32%
80
FRIDAY
22%
33%
v
--
79%
18%
23%
North Western com__No par
&
23,300
GOOD
79%
22%
23%
10
preferred.^.;
5%
-
32%
CLOSED
26%
118
*18%
.,33%
Corp
Great
5%
323/4
92
19,800
*22i%
.2.50
Corpj
Chic Milw St Paul & Pafc
i_No par
5% series A noncutfi' pfd_
100 i,L '
'4
26% Mar
J
*
V
78%
EXCHANGE
18%
251/4
50
Class A
-
78%
78
56%
*77
Chicago ;& East 111 RR com/_No par
6.-1
26
118
1,300
30
22%
25
L
Inc
convertible
-
*91
273/8
118
390
STOCK
19%
*19
of VK-5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry coIh*non__25
.•
3%%
34% Jan
26% Mar 29*
32% Apr 12
28% Nov
50% Feb
...
,
x293/a
25,000
6%
22%
49i/4
&
Motors
923/4
26%
32%
'
-
12%
107
*18%
91%
Chemway Corp
Chesapeake Corp
4
63% Mar
16
Chance
/
.
6
95
38
5
14% Mar 24
36% Mar
y
.
18%
491/8
Refining Co
Vought Aircraft Inc
33% Feb
8
32%
30
*91%
79%
6 3/8
40
23
'22%
-.No par
Oil
29% Jan
53
Jan
4
-Champlin
38% Jan
1
63
,
26
*18%
-
Co...
Spark
9
25
*78%
12%
*1061%
6%
*117
•
91%
•
Champion
5
8
<
12
"4
27% Mar 29
10% Jan
33
92%
13%
1071%
6%
27%,.
35%
$4.50 preferred
Jan
>
Common
•
22% Mar
13% Apr
,
21
V
221/2 Apr
25
Jan
8
18% Mar 14
17"% Mar 23
29
Oct
106
11
Jan
12%;
118
35%
Products
Aircraft
Belt
6,200
21%
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
■
■
Apr
88
'
,,
31
36% Jan
6
345/b Feb
421/2 Jan
37% Dec
::
4
10% Oct
4
.
34
45% May 28
25% Apr 17
Mar
Cessna
721/a
293/4
21
Co__
7
70 %
>
21i/4
Corp___
3% Mar 31
Certain-Teed
13 V'
r
79%
32%
26%
118
._____lNo par
13
.13% Jan
79%
Violetta Sugar Co_^
9.50
Century Industries Co.x...
INo par
de
400
73
71
107
20%
J__
Soya Co..
Cerro
28i%
34%
*
12 % Apr
-
27%
1191/2
Central
7 :
.6
411/a
28%
6%
100
of
South
41%
28%
13%
Service___10
Public
28 % Feb
11% Sep 22
—20
preferred
Central
'1
Jan
,
27
],..
1
*
Illinois
35
41%
V
common
Central
15
16% Jan
% Mar
29 % Mar
>
5
13
par
36 % Mar 31
.28% Feb
4
,
13%
119%
5% preferred series B
'
100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec.LNo
par
Central Illinois Lgt common.No
32% Jan
37% Sep
34% Sep
.3
x9
21% Mar 29
887/a Dec
20
Mar
77% Jan
Corp
19% Mar ,8
20
••
Sugar Co__£
___5
Central Foundry Co—__
_1Central of Georgia Ry com_i.No
par
Mar 25
34%
41%
71%
13
—100-
'
-r5% preferred
Central Aguirre
22i
70%
69%
*91%
15
Jan
71%
1
_12.50
45,200
*281/4
41%
28
30
11
17
35%
41%
28
29%
15
Mar 23 /
34%
42
28%
92%
/Jan
22
35%
*28
29%
19
13
35
*41 %
50
v_^_1
29%
35% Jan
150
38%
44%
*91%
25% Jan
2,600
39"%
108
22% Mar 15
16
Jan
5
2,800
391%
1071%
*6%
;Nov 23
21% Apr
Mar/ 8
94%
441/4
6%
17% Mar ,4
*931/4
24,100
30%
44 %
106%
30
301/s
95
40%
6%
3
Apr
%
Shares
45
301%
30%
*93
441/2
441/4
105%
44% Mar 20
27
94
100
20
23
17% Dec 30.
30%
93
443/4
the Week
Apr. 15
40
,r
32
30%
94%
91/8
44
Friday
Apr. 14
8%
8%
39%
Celanese^Corp of Amer com.x No par
7%
2nd preferred_.__.__i. -7100
V /4%% conv preferred series A.100
2
13
30%
8%
45
preferred.
—i.—7
Tractor 'common. No par
preferred
.
9%
44i/4
Sales for
Thursday
44%
2nd
Caterpillar
13
31% Jan
25
Mar 18
78
9
Jan
PRICES
39%
common
preferred
SALE
44%
10
5
34% Jan
HIGH
par
common
Co
AND
Wednesday
Apr. 13
—.5
22% Jan
114% Jan
34% July 29
Light..
4%%
preferred
Carriers & General Corp
Carter Products. Inc
(J I)
30%
91/8
46%
*94
y.ioO
Co...
4
6% Mar 11
125%: May 13
81
Steel
Tuesday
Apr. 12
45
10
or
23
28% Mar 10
Feb
Co
29% Feb
22
12
Mfg
Power
1
—5
Clinchfieia &
Carolina
42% Mar 24
—
Co
(Philip)
4
36%; Aug 12
7 V4 Apr
Monday
Apr. 11
9
9%
Par
Inc
78% Jan
12 % Apr 14
104
Mar 18
26% Feb
Carey
Apr
41% Jan
7
62
Airlines
40% Apr
58% Jan
1
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
*86
42%
1021/4
43%
*81
26%
89
•
43
102%
44
82
27
*86
415/B
*1021/4
43%
*81
27%
89
42%
103
26%
*86
41'%
103
27%
89
42
103
44%
43%
44%
82
81
81
12
11%
12%
11%
11%
11%
21
21
21%
21%
*21%
22 %
26%
*86
41%
103
43'%
*81
11%
*21
27
8,700
89
41 %
103
£35%
4,800
120
11,700
82
20
12
4,700
22
300
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1680)
.
,
.
Monday, April 18, 1960
'
i'
I-
NEW-YORK STOCK, EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
•
*
>
*
<
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Mar
8
56% Jan
4
Continental
11% Jan
6
Jan
4
Continental
66
13% Apr 20
9% Apr
45% Oct
23
69% Jan 26
45% Mar
8
57
35% Apr
31
Oct
23
50% Dec
35
Nov
4
19% Sep
21
31% Apr
4
42% Feb
29
Mar 29
24% Jan
7
Copper
CO—
Range
15
40% Apr
5
55
Jan
4
Copperweld Steel Co
59"% Jun
1
46% Apr
4
57% Jan
4
Corn Products Co
30% Jun
22
21% Feb
8
24% Mar
2
Cornell Dubiilcr
89% Feb
84% Feb
9
154% Dec
7
11
88
Feb
4
88
18% Oct
6
24% Jun
3
Jan
5
2
14% Dec
31
5% Apr
72
Nov
24
85
Mar 30
1
40% Oct
16% Jan
2
23% Dec
23
Nov
30
29% Jan
7
41
37% May 27
44
Jan
19
11
85% Jan
29
19
5
90
Apr
24% Jan
11
27
14% Jan
4
29
4% Jan
15
Mar 30
64% Jan
4
51
12
31% Mar
14
'T
4
72% Jan
23% Apr 15
28% Mar
9
36% Sep
147% Apr
8
3% Feb
19
12
71% Nov
16
85% Jan
22
35% Jan
Feb
83 % Apr
•11% Mar
3%%
34%
18%
40%
13%
41%
33%
18%
40%
33%
18%
41 %
47%
48%
47%
48%
24
23%
23%
146%
84%
3%%
Cosden Petroleum
Inc
Coty
3%%
5
Cream
Crescent
28
16% Feb
17
23 % Apr
28% Feb
1
38% Apr
14
7
36% Mar 22
40% Feb
4
54
Jan
4
86
Jan
4
90% Apr
1
21
Mar
8
29% Jan
4
97% Mar 28
109% Jan
5
12% Jan
—
83%
Petroleum
Cork
Crown
Seal
&
22%
*12%
*
12%
*3%
.•
55%
55%
*75%
76%
33%
56
76%
33%
33
34
17%
1
18
17"%
17"%
25
1
25
common—2.50
-
3%
55%
*75'A
146%
*83%
*88
92
Y.; 22 <22
12%
12%
3%
33/4
c:
90
90
*21%
-,
25
conv
147%
83%
145
100
2
._
Corp com
preferred
Crowell-Collier
Publishing
5%
23
43% Apr
—
10
*23%
_„1
1
1
Corp
preferred
of Wheat Corp
5
July 23
1
Coty Internatl Corp
15
26
1
1
Crane Co common
Jan
17
5
.
.Del5
Electric Corp
preferred
100
preferred series of 1947-100
19% Jan
39% Jan
4
23% Feb
23% Oct
34
35%
33%
Works common——5
Corning Glass
75% Mar 24
4
17% Mar
35%
35%
5,„
Corp_
Cooper-Bessemer
23
20 % Jan
36%
34%
5
45% Aug 12
33% Mar 17
10
36%
36%
5
Controls Co of America
124
36%
34%
7
Continental
42% Mar
24
May 12
36%
Corp
Steel
40% Mar 16
Sep
48%
9%
47%
47%
5
1
16
50
5
33% Feb
2
AND
25%
25
25 %
20%
21%
21%
21%
37%
37%
*
•37%
373%
*38
-
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 13
49%
50 "
9%
10
47%
47%
9%
46%
Delaware
of
Oil
26
8% Jan
r
49%
5
9%
17% Oct
85
11
Tuesday
Apr. 12
Apr. 11
49%
49%
1
50% Sep
'
Par
Insurance
4
54% Dec
*
LOW
Continental Motors
23
22
7
"
«. '
,««
•
Monday
EXCHANGE
11
46% Mar
5
Oct
39% Jan
.
STOCK
NEW YORK
Lowest
Highest
9% Sep
46
A
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
i
i >/ '
*•,
*
Range for Previous
18%
39%
Friday
Apr. 14
49%
49"%
9%
the Week
Apr. 15
Shares
28,400
10%
12,000
,
47%
36%
35%
34%
18%
41%
41
47%
48
*23%
24
145
145%
\;.i *83%
84%
*88
92
*22
22%
12%
13
*3%
33/4
55%
55%
,-*75%
76%
32%
33%
17%
18%
25
25'A
21%
22%
37%.37%
Sales for
Thursday
48
18,700
36%
36%
33%
35
33%
33%
2,400
18%
18%
5,900
2,400
6,500
,40%
41%
2,400
47%
47%
9,500
,,*23
145
84%
*88
:«• :
145%
*84
.
23%
92
100
1,900
10
10
.
22%
22%
STOCK
13%
,
13%
EXCHANGE
3%
3%
55 %
76%
*33
34
:v
55%
*75%
800
18%
600
6,000
GOOD
FRIDAY
900
19%
25
CLOSED
25 %
11,200
.
22%
'
23%
36%
2,700
37%
69,000
6,700
.
50% Jun
Dec
85
25% May
104% Sep
9
20
60% Jan
6
31
98 % Apr
21
7
21
32% Feb
24
114% July
2
5% Dec
28
21% Jan
6
15% Dec
23
37% Jan
15
17 % Mar
65% Dec
30
'
preferred
No par
Crown Zellerbacli
5%%
11
Cuba
18
Jan
11
No par
Cuban-American
4
81 % Mar 11
Apr
67% Jan
12% Mar 31
15
33
5
8
69% Mar 23
6%
RR
*89%
22%
993/4
pfd
noncum
*6%
*6%
6%
60
15%
16
1534
153/,
1,600
10%
10%
10%
5,600
*68%
69%
*68%
10%
69%
12%
123/8
*12%
12%
*12%
*333/4
34%
9%
34%
9%
34%
10%
57%
*563A
100
—5
18
Cuneo
14
10% Sep
15
16% Jan
21
12% Jan
7
59% Dec
18
67
9% Apr
56% Apr
*68%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Curtis Publishing common
1
60% Jan
19
4
$4
8
Feb
31% Jan
5
25
34% Sep
59% Jan
14
Inc
*56%
57%
20%
203/a
21
21
*20%
203/4
*20%
203/4
400
20%
20%
20%
203/8
203/4
22%
21"%
223A
1
33%
33%
35,900
10
85%
873A
37% Jan
7
82
96
Jan
8
Cutler-Hammer
37% Nov
46% Dec
21
33% Mar
8
43% Jan
4
Dana
83
91% Feb
16
83
Jan
4
Feb
18
12
15% Jan
6
8
33 % Jan
5
17
43% Apr
13
9
51% Jan
5
Class
A
Inc
13% Feb
19% July 27
26% Jan
36% July 15
13% Apr
24% Apr
49% Mar 18
35% Feb
34
Feb
18
61
72% Dec
23
47% Dec
Jan
14
45% Mar
85
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Dan
River
Dayco
Mills
9%
*56%
10
57%
33%
33%
33%
34
33%
33%
900
893A
89
90%
89"%
90%
6.200
38%
Corp
86
*83%
5
13%
38%
38%
38%
37%
38%
*83%
86
13%
13%
*83%
13%
13%
86
13%
*83%
14
9,000
50c
&
Light
24%
24%
24%
25
24%
25%
24%
25%
10
:
Power
40%
41 %
39%
41%
41%
43%
42%
42%
50
50
49%
49%
49%
50%
49%
50 %
3,200
76%
70
common__7
82
Apr
10
72% Jan
76% Mar 21
Preferred
3.75%
series
A
100
74%
75%
*74
75%
*74
75%
Sep
23
81
Feb
27
75%
71
74 % Feb
76
Feb
29
Preferred
3.75%
series
B
100
*75%
77%
*75%
77%
*75%
77%
Dec
22
*75%
Preferred
3.90%
series
C
100
*79
80%
*79
80 %
*79
80%
*79
80%
45
Dec
2,600
14,200
,■
77%
Mar 30
15
9
19
79
Sep
83% Apr
21% Feb
75% Jan
17
1
4
23
40 % Mar
8
56% Sep
23
24% Jan
2
May 25
12% Jan
9
28% Apr
48 % Feb
11
25
33
Nov
17% Jan
68% July 31
26 % Nov
28% Jan
8
Mar
16% Nov
25
7% Sep 21
5
41% Jun
71% Dec
10
36% Apr
15
21
6% Mar
9 % Jan
64% Feb
68
11
Mar 31
26
13
15% Apr
7% Apr
25
47% Mar.13
5
74
20% Mar
May*26
10% Feb
14
Decca
Records
Deere & Co
Delaware
Jan
4
23% Mar 31
18% Jan
12
10
5
Supply
DeSoco
Chemical
5
Detroit
28
54% Jan
6
60
17% Mar
8
26 % Jan
4
Detroit
7
29
24% Mar
8
30
Jan
4
De
52% Apr
4
64
Jan
4
Diamond
13
28% Dec 22
17% Jan
7
26% Sep
32% Sep
18
23
31% Sep
22
21% Sep 21
11% Nov 25
Mar 26
16
17% Jan
2
36% Oct 28
19% Jan
6
74% Jan
7
Dec
7
64% Oct
30
41% Nov
17
29% Mar
8
9
6
8
95
9
Sep
17
74% Sep
22% Sep
21
37
17
v
*6dtiv
62
19%
18%
19%
19
19%
19
19%
25
25%
25%
25%
25%
26
53%
54
53%
53%
52%
53%
STOCK
30%
5,000
31%
30%
30%
30%
31%
EXCHANGE
6,400
30%
30%
38%
39
31%
31%
31%
1
24%
25%
24%
25-
10
5
Dover
99% Jan
4
Dow
1
Products
Corp-Seagrams Ltd..
30% Jan
4
Dresser
Mar 15
27
Feb
19
12
13% Jan
4
5
14% Jan
22
Douglas
Fund
3
Jan
7
218% Apr
96% Jan
14
106
86% Apr
26% Jan
3
74% Jan
8
80% Apr
21% Mar
8
23% Jan
12
102
5
18%
25%
26
37%
38%
37
37%
31%
31%
31%
CLOSED
300
18%
26%
31%
1,900
GOOD
2,600
FRIDAY
14,400
1,700
24%
25%
25%
25%
13%
13
13
13%
13%
13%
13%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
17
21%
3,800
17%
17
17
17%
17%
2,000
Cc
12,800
17
No par
31%
31%
31%
33%
32%
21%
33%
20"%
21
20%
21
20%
92%
20%
90%
91%
90%
91%
90 %
91 %
25
24%
25%
16,100
24%
25
24%
24%
25%
25%
14,200
25%
25%
25%
26
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
24%
1
/
25%
(E I)
Common
10%
*10
10%
*10
& Co—
2,500
700
1,300
2,700
■■
5
$4.50
series
Preferred
$3.50
series
.1
■
...
:
;
Preferred
Co
25%
ic%
1
1
Nem
32%
21
50c
Inc
222%
225%
101
No par
101
220%
222
99%
100
220%
.
99%
222%
218%
100
■
.
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-
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220%
100
100 %
No par
80%
80%
79
79%
80
80
5
79
22 %
217/e
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
38%
38 %
*38
1,000
39
42%
13,300
79
22%
common
700
91%
_5
Industries
; 17%
5,200
<■;
31"%
__i
Co—
Duquesne Light
-31
18%
26
t
1,100
21%
Corp
Mar 23
*30
13%
1
Drewrys Limited USA
Dunhill International
11
266% Jan
5
I
20%
Inc
Aircraft
de
32
30%
No par
Corp
Chemical
Font
31%
*30
19,500
No par
Ltd
Duplan
62
25%
40%
42% Feb
1,300
6,000
54%
30*%
24% Jan
Apr
*60
9,500
42
18%
38%
4
-B2
41%
54
2
(Walt)
Mines
41%
25%
2.50
15
8
1
30%
278% Aug
12
'
*18%
du
202% Feb
-
,41%.
*60 \\
18%
85% Mar
10% Apr
9% Api
62
i
f*
25%
Dominick
30% Apr
6
41%
30%
19% Jan
8
16% Mar
14% Aug 17
'41%
18%
28% Feb
24% Mar
23
8%
25%
Dome
25
15%
8%
18%
13% Mar 31
24
2,800
15%
s
1,100
10
Corp
Club Inc
(The)
22 % Mar 15
28% Apr
14% Jan
20%
15%
o-
7%
25%
Stores
Diners'
12% Mar 15
6
20%
15%
15%
;
8
18%
31
19% Feb
22% Jan
>
4,200
15
Co
Divco-Wayne Corp
Dr Pepper Co
21
May
Corp__„_
*60
■
20%
25%
Disney
20
41%
n'
20%
21%
?■"
1
Distillers
27% Aug 17
8' ?
1,500
21%
20%
"15%
15%
15%
'
73%
20%
21 %
50c
4
45% Jan
Sep
1
73
21%
Diana
4
11
RR_No par
Coatings
7%
21 Yg
r:
66,900
-
72%
21
21% -21%-"
28%
7%
4
Jan
100 7/« Dec
21%
'
28%
72%
23
33
20% July 23
53% Jan 21
21
3
2.50
8 "-:v.v
72%
33% Jan
49% Jan
12
7%
*7%
*72
20% Feb
11
Apr
5
23% Mar 22
May 18
6,100
7%
72%
_25
29% Mar
23% Jan
17% Jan
8,900
25%
Diamond National Corp
$1.50 preferred
4
33% Mar 14
22
42%
24%
14
18
24
41%
25%
■■
Apr
36% Jan
24% Aug
6
42 % Mar 13
36% July 29
29% Jan 23
42%
25%
•'7%
20
Alkali
59% Apr
Jan
41%
25%
7%
Vilbiss Co
28
5
11
Steel
28%
42%
72%
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co__100
32% Mar 24
27% Nov
11
Mar 21
27%
4i7/a
25%
•
50
Edison
28
27%
42%
25%
25%
26%
13.50
NY
Denv & Rio Grande West
20
Apr
15
of
Co
Jan
27% Oct
Jan
27%
42
No par
Western
&
42% Jan
40% Mar 23
7
30% Jun
26%
1
Hudson
Lack
Dentists'
23
19 % May
(Delaware)
&
Delaware
Dec
46
50c
Delaware Power & Light Co
Delta Air Lines Inc
15% Jan
53
Inc
'
-
20% Apr
w) x
3,400
•
86
13%
76
■V-
7,900
87
38% e 38%
1
100
Inc
Daystrcm Inc
Dayton
*
9"%
'
D
Nov
500
500
1
31% Mar 30
.
12%
341/3
No par
14
29
69%
12%
*34%
No par
25
Jan
*68%
12%
34%
9%
57%
common
Nov
44
34
preferred
prior
Curtiss-Wright
94% Dec
5
:
93/4
*563/4
preferred
prior
$1.60
200
6%
16%
103/8
Jan
Mar 24
,,
6%
Jan
20
40
9,700
10%
13
20% Mar 22
89%
22%
100%"
*15%
37
3
21%
63A
29
25
89%
*99
103/8
69%
33% Mar 22
Aug 27
22%
100%
63/4
15%
11% Feb
25% Feb
22
*99
18,200
63A
18
40% Nov
90
223/8
100%
441/4
10%
20
2
21%
43%
393A
15%
Aug
2
*89
*99
44%
91%
I*38
5
41% Jan
21% Apr
91%
433A
*89%
43%
393A
10
15
27 % Jan
44
*38
y
100
Sugar
Sep
12
43%
23%
99
preferred—100
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%fc preferred
Press
1
of America__12.50
Co
14% Jan
6% Mar 25
393A
>
43 /a
convertible
13% Mar 18
4
*38
Corp common—5
$4.20 preferred
Crucible Steel
10
16
10% Jun
$2
1,000
1,000
•'•••
'; .irti'r
Dec
4
42% Feb
27
37
Jan
13
39% Feb
18
$3.75
preferred—
50
40% Dec
*38
1
46% Jan
27
40
Jan
11
39
43% Feb
23
$4.15
preferred
50
*42
42%
42
42
43% Apr
46% Feb
*42
14
*42
50
42
43
42%
10
43
15
42%
43
4.20%
43
preferred
50
43
45%
43%
850
43
46
Apr
11
4.10%
*45
46
preferred
50
*45
43
46
Mar 10
43
43
38% Dec
21
46% Mar 13
38% Jan
8
41
Dec
16
48 % May 26
42% Jan
5
41
Nov
18
46% Jan
40% Jan
18
42% Jun
19
22% Feb
2
47
13
Mar 24
42
Mar 23
44
33% Oct 27
20
Apr
24% Jan
5
5
4%
preferred
$2.10 preferred
DWG
Cigar
45%
43
50
*42%
43%
5
Corp
*19%
20
*38
♦45
43
42%
*19%
39%
43
42%
43
■
18,000
30
30
■:
280
42%
*42
43
*42
43
100
20
*19%
19%
*19%
19%
—
E
28% Dec
29
28% Dec
31
32
22
46 % Apr
9
25% Sep 22
73% Dec 11
34% Jan
21
Dec
21
75
16
112
Dec
9
94
Oct
88% Jun
36% Nov
6
36% Jan
6
83% Jan
15
34
Feb
30% Apr '
45% Dec
5
Eastern Air Lines
5
19% Mar
8
25% Jan
4
1
94
1
114% Apr
93% Feb
14
26
92
31
Feb
Mar
3
37% Mar
9
63% Aug 13
48% Feb
1
89
79
May 15
38
Mar
Jan
36% Jan
7
7% Dec
17
8% Dec
38% Jan
14
63% Dec
34% Oct 22
27% Nov
7
9
Jan
2
21% Jan
28
7% Sep 29
29% Jan
2
27
76
2.50
11% Feb
Jan
13
Elgin
El
37
Sep
96
82%
*80%
82%
39%
39%
39%
90%
*87%'
90%
21%
22%
*87%
39%
90%
21%
22
*21%
22
49%
49%
21%
49%
49%
21%
48%
49
7%
7%
*48%
7%
7%
7%
7%
49%
7%
60%
63%
common
27% Nov
2
35
Jan
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page
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National
9
7%
55%'' ";ii:
60%
60%
60%
61
5
11%
12%
12
12%
12
3
31%
32 %
12%
11%
31%
12%
32
32
40%
32%
41%
32%
33%
40%
42%
62
63%'
1,800
1,900
1,000
46,200
40%
5
Empire District Electric Co
13%
13%
13%
lo
14%
27%
*27%
14%
27%
13%
27%
13%
13%
25
27%
27%
33%
33%
27%
*32%
33%
27%
1,600
32%
80
32%
80
32%
33
*79%
80
80
80
*79%
80
34%
35
35%
35%
1
Emerson Radio
80% Mar 15
4%
12
5%
Gas
Feb
11
5
25% Jan
4
Eversharp
40
7
Ex-Cell-O
27
12% Feb
26
28% Feb
26
34
Jan
83
Mar 30
9% Mar
1
4
Phonograph
100
Co—
8.50
Erie &
Evans
Inc—
110
35%
9%
9%
3,600
19,300
45%
320
48
48%
46
48
57
45%
56%
56%
*55
57
17%
16%
*55%
17%
17
17%
17
21%
22%
17%
22%
23%
34%
22%
35
22%
3,800
6,300
33%
34
33%
33%
5,500
30
30
*28%
1
21%
21%
34%
35
26% Apr
5
30
4
Family
Finance
10
49%
Morse & Co
No par
Fairbanks Whitney Corp com
1
$1.60 convertible preferred
40
Fairchild Engine & Airplane
Corp_l
Fairmont Foods Co common
l
Corp.
Corp
9%
*56%
Fairbanks
-n
9%
600
34%
XI6%
IIIIIIIII3
Corp
9%
41
5
f? ,_co£vertible preferred
Falstaff
Jan
10
49
-40%
50
Co
Brewing
35
9%
100
Pittsburgh RR Co
Products
34%
No par
preferred series A_
20% Jan
35% Jan
&
common
8
Jan
Mfg Co__
preferred
8
58
Co
Gas
Electric
7
Mar
_io
39
Endicott Johnson
Corp common
Emerson
7
28
24.
shares
*80%
4
Watch
Natural
Erie RR
Feb
Amer
82%
4
Paso
6
23% Feb
5
*80%
600
8
81
14
Co_
82%
:
18% Jan
7% Apr
29% Mar
11
20
3,000
39%
Co
f:
27% Apr
38% Jan
7% Jan
Mar 12
31% Sep
93
27,200
9
14
24% Jan
13
55%
*87%
13% Jan
54% Jan
Mar
38%
41%
9
30
*92%
38%
55%
7'
8
31% MarlQ
37% Apr
9
10% July 16
28% Aug 31
93%
38%
<55%<
90%
43% Mar
8
*92%
114%
*87%
Equitable
Apr
113%
x40 %
1
15% Mar
55%
113%
100
35% Feb
56% Apr
39
55%
6,300
111%
92%
38%
900
20 %
100
24
20
92%
56%
76%
2.50
8% Mar
15
93%
39%
76%
20
10,200
4,100
66,500
14,300
9,900
2
Apr
2
30% Mar 12
39
76%
20%
41
16
28% Dec
*92%
8,900
75%
20%
20%
110%
preferred
Electric
14
Mar
109%
Stop Nut Corp of Amer_—1
Elastic
13% Jan
32% Feb
4
9
54% Feb 25
29
78% Feb
15% July 23
49% July
4
33% Apr
42% Apr
13% Mar
5
May
4
32% Feb
9
Mar
26% Jan
8
25
20 %
111%
preferred—
Products
4% %
27% Mar 10
Jan
20%
108%
1
Electric Storage Battery
20
20%
10
'
Electric & Mus Ind
40
21,000
26%
75%
•55%
*80%
26
18% Jan
footnotes,
Ekco
3,900
26%
76%
common—1
13
79 % Aug 11
For
5
23%
25%
26%
75%
100
Co
Inc
8% Feb
88
10% Jan
4
89% Jan
Stores
63% Apr
63
17% Sep 21
19% Mar 2
45% Jan
Bros
8
26% May 11
28% Aug 28
41% Dec 23
70
9
15
Manufacturing
4% %
52% Mar
33
2
Edison
18
23%
26%
26%
50
21
Mar 20
29
Eaton
5
Jan
23%
25%
26%
preferred
17
Jan
Oct
6
Apr
84"
23%
26%
26%
Corp
6% Feb
14
Oct
$3.60
23%
25%
25%
common
16
39
50
3
Steel
Co
11
7
56
Stainless
Eastman Kcdak
23%
26%
26%
Inc
21% Apr
47% Feb
23
10% Oct 27
46% Jan
Eastern
57
r'
Mar 21
87
34% Dec 31
21
8
6
22
-77% Jan
24%
25%
com___ 10
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn
4 %%
prior preferred
23%
1
Jan
24
23% Jun
5
34
31% July 16
55% Aug
7
32% Jan 29
76% Dec 16
Co
30% Jan
92% Oct
Sep"l8
Eagle-Picher
1
46% Dec
12%
5
8
4
Oct
Jan
3
Mar
Aug
4
18% Jan 16
9% Jan
29
24% Mar
89
28
4
75
85% Jan 23
23 % Sep
Apr
22% Apr
24% Apr
30
1
30
♦28
30
10%
10%
10%
10%
25 %
10%
10%
26
25%
10%
25%
11%
25%
25%
25%
25%
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200
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Number 5943
Volume 191
.
.
,
The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
(1681)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range
for Previous
491/4
Feb
53/4 Jan
16 % Mar
32 Vt NOV
2lV2Jan
437a NOV
Lowest
Highest
72
9
6
10
10
2
69% Jan*
6% Mar 22
30
10 % Apr
Highest
53% Mar 14
Oct 28
16% Mar
22 Vs Apr
24
40 Va Dec 23
28
Mar
4
4
25
6
27% Jan
Fansteel Metallurgical
Fawick Corp
24% Apr
9
45
21
Jan
22
60% Feb
30
11
15 Ms Nov
6
25*4 Jan
19
16% Mar 11
18% Jan
8
517/a Dec
Si
41% Feb
497/0 Jan
45 l/a
13 V\
4*
Feb
Oct
31 Ms NOV
19% Jan
12
44% Jan
16
104
Aug 21
100
Oct
55
106% Jan
29
Jan
4
28
26% Feb
33 % Jan
31% Mar
29
9
Jun
15
56% Dec 23
15
Dec
15
27% May 29
30% Dec
1
Sep
11
Sep
9
Mar
2
25% Jan
17% Jan
2
12% Jan
55% Aug 27
Feb
9
16
216
95
46% Mar
Aug 13
July 10
Mar 11
14% NOV
17
20% Aug
5
45% Mar
201
Nov
28% Jan
14% Jan
28
56% Jan
15
7
17
13
223
14
19 % Jan
35 % Jan
92% Jan
19% Jan
2,100
13% Mar
18% Jan
28
30% Dec
18
25% Mar 31
Dec
24
77
26
69
66%
66%
17%
17%
17
47%
46%
39%
39%
39%
15%
16
36%
36%
36%
37
38
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38
67%
17%
67%
68
17
17
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47
38%
40
47%
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38%
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55 %
54%
55
26%
26%
26%
11%
11
11
10%
37 A
38
37%
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Stores
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pfd
Motor
109
31%
31%
31%
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57%
58%
of
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58%
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13
33%
33%
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86
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1
27%
28
27%
preferred.
13%
1
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51%
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94%
93
94
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15
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73
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72%
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23%
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Franklin Stores Corp
8
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86
109
109%
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preferred
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47
—;
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15
71% Apr
21%
66%
66
21%
46%
Dairies Inc
Foster-Wheeler Corp
4
30% Feb
19
21%
10
Foremost
6
27% Jan
Mar 30
Co
Giant
Ford
8
15% Jan
8
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preferred
3% %
_
Jan
Corp
Carpet
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29
8
'
2.50
_
Food
5
41% Jan
Jan
411/4
211/4
3%%
6
6
Feb
4,800
41
Food Mach & Chem
Corp.
7
17
22
41
4%
15
Mar 15
Feb
22
41%
Food
9
Apr
37% Apr
41%
$4.20
18
5
20
68
Jan
94% Mar
17% Mar 10
20
42
Food Fair
28
18
33
5
23% Nov
85
69% Mar 31
13
24%
41%
Florida Power & Light Co
Fluor Corp Ltd
4
Apr 13
19% Feb
23
14% Jan
16% Jan
34
49% May 12
12% Jan 21
3114 Sep 21
6
21
21% Jan
1
Dec
18
93% Dec
2
24%
23%
$4.50 conv A 2nd pfd
Florida Power Corp
14
12
Feb
23
M
29%
24%
$4
10
14% Apr
5
7
11
Feb
88% Jan
4
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50% Jan
5
5
Feb
29%
24%
41%
Flintkote
59% Mar 21
17
83% Feb
40
29%
24%
24%
V
par
8
,
109% Apr
32% Apr
5
8
170
25
20
35% Jan
21
22
87
Jan
Jan
93
5
22
5
"
43
29%
24%
Firth
50% Feb
12% Apr
30% Feb
5
Jun
43
30%
Firstamerica
99% Jan 19
1,900
5,200
1,200
2,700
24 %
8
81% Jan
3,300
19
24%
4
:
18%
23%
13% Jan
,
19
Shares
29%
38 % Apr
84
Apr
1
18%
>
24%
30% Jan
2
8
24%
8
Feb
89
60%
7%
the Week
30%
14
117% Jun
26
Oct
29
10% Mar
60
7%
19
Friday
Apr. 15
Apr. 14
59%
59%
8%
8%
24
-No par
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines
Inp—10
Filtrol Corp
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Firestone Tire & Rubber com No par
4% %
preferred
100
First National Stores—
No
19
61
31% Dec
21
84
5
52% Mar 16
30%
7%
18%
Sales for
Thursday
23%
Corp__—
Fiberboard Paper Prod.
4
45% Jan
8%
19 %
19
Wednesday
Apr. 13
60 %
59%
24%
2nd
conv
Ferro
26
2
23
Sep
Jan
20 % Feb
39% Feb
31% Feb
13% Apr 28
44% Jun
1
21
81% Dec
99
47
.
8
35% Apr
1
101% Jan 11
,
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80% Jan
23
20'/a Jan 14
:59% Jan
32V4 Sep
.,.36% Apr 14
14% Jan
5
57% Map 20
■
.
6
24
61%
7%
1
Federated Dept Stores—
Fenestra Inc
4
17
59%'
Federal Paper Board Co common__5
4.60% preferred
25
11
27% Jan
2
Apr. 12
pfd series A___23
5%%
4
Mar 28
70% Jan
4
"
'
5
Bower Bearings
5
Federal Pacific Electric Co com_—1
22
Jan
Corp
Tuesday
Apr. 11
Par
Corp
Mogul
Federal
13
Mar
Fedders
4
1
38
26
23% Aug 12
70"% Dec
5
22% Apr
56% Jan
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
EXCHANGE
■
„
9 % Mar 29
20% Jan
4
40% Jan
6
8
22% Feb
31% July 29
2138 May 26
50*2 Feb
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
year 1959
Lowest
71%
16,800
71%
71%
*70%
71%
71%
71%
50
143/s
15
213/a
21%
14
100
G
12% Jan
16% Jan
33
28
2
May 11
26% July 23
51% Mar 17
44% Dec 30
40 Vi Oct
.Feb
9
4% Sep
20% Apr
10
8
37% Jan
17 Vs Jan
5
19% Sep
14
8 * Feb
3
64% Jan
19
Jan
5
36% Feb
2
24% Apr
14
7
90
18
9
11
Dec
Jan
28
7% Feb
9
Nov
12
45
:
17%
43/4
Jan
49Vi Mar 30
30% Jan
4
6
93% Mar 29
rtfU*
4%
general American Investors
$4.50 preferred
22
10% Apr 14
141% Mar 2
May 19
8V4 Apr
,
9 '/a Jan
$8
4
„—
34% Jan
27
General
45% Jan
25
General Cable
8
80
Jan
28
27% Jan
6
.'75% Mar
<21% Apr
14
4%
7% Apr
5
8'/8 Jan
22% Apr
14
29% Jan
30
66 % Jan
5
41% Apr
5
53% Jan
11
99% Dec
31
84% Jan
29
997/8 Jan
4
General
Mar 31
35% Jan
6
107% Feb
26
40
May 21
9
30 V8 Dec
28
31
38% May 8
37% Aug 25
101% Dec. 28
45
Mar"25
114
Mar
26% Feb
101% Jan
7
112% Mar
22% Mar
3
58% July
100% Dec
98 Va Jan
4
75 % Dec
22
14
87
Mar
23% Dec 23
26
Nov
35% Nov 16
43% May 25
31% Jan
60
43% Mar
100 % Jan
29% Jan
28
2
43
3
76% Jan
25
21% Mar
32% Feb
27
Nov
Nov
44% Feb
27
29
8
31
Jan
16
31
108
9
5
84
24% Jan
4
39% Jan
4
17
2
73
Dec
16
35% Mar 10
59% Jan 12
14
76
NOV
27
63
5V8 Jun
16
5% Jan
15
5
Feb
106% Mar 24
4
Mar 23
54% Apr
Jan
4
70% Apr
14
40
Apr
74% Mar
26% Oct 23
22% Mar
24
39% Feb
27% Feb
13
7
21
Sep 29
24% Oct 23
Dec
9
May 22
98
Jan
;.;7%
5
26
Apr
12
$1.30
70% Mar
9
84:,/4 Jan
4
Gen'l
General
Jan
2
99% Mar
104
3
Jan
26
40% Dec
17
71
17 Va Nov
25
28% Jan 23
68% Dec 14
44% Mar 18
36% Jan
8
54% Dec 29
Jan
6
Jan
5
5
6
When
4
General
:
96% Feb
26
$5
&
56% Apr
56'/a Jan
7
Georgia-Pacific
11
if. 19%< Jan
4
Jan
8
13
73% Mar
50% Jan
11
56
Jan
19
.-92
Gerber Products
4* 0
Getty
Oil
1
Gillette
4
11
Globe-Wernicke
19
4% Jan 28
103% Jun
1
2% Mar
9
Goebel
44
19
Oct
30
2
23
20% Oct 28
4% Dec 22
1
•
49% Dec
V
88
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Mar
Jan
8
102%
263/8
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4
10% Jan
15
5% Mar 25
8% Jan
6
May 28
lOMi Marls
37% Aug* 4
Aug ax
84y4.Mar»4
16% July 17
55% Jan
6
31% July 2
60y* Aug 12
26% Feb
32% Apr
59% Apr 27
^
32% Dec°
141%. May
"9
54% Apr
11
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74-
-
Jan
5
11% Apr
1
36% Feb
17
Apr
6
22*%
7
8
41% Jan. 18
(W T)
33/4 %
37%
38
8,500
53%
53%
533/4
53
533/4
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37%
40
70%
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5%
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26
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5%
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22%
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22%
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22%
23
33%
33%
33%
33%
33
33%
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5
12%
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123/4
123/4
26%
25%
253/4
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26
25%
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25%
2,600
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109
112
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28
17,400
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64
63 y8
26,600
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93y4
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76 3/a
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9,600
53%*
5,900.
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preferred
—__—
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53%
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33%
333/4
32
54%
53
533/4
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' 763/4
Gt Northern Iron Ore* Prop—No par
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Great Western. Financial Corp——1
Great Western
Sugar com—No par
preferredJ
—100
(H L> Co Inc..
1
Greyhound .Corp common——*—3
4%%* preferred
4—--—-—.100
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
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Guantanamo Sugar
—...-1
1%
—
800
63/4
53-
32%
8,200
83/4
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33%
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900
13,400
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76
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,
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Co
94
Great Northern Paper Co———25
Feb
15,000
27%
273/4 * 28y4
100%
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20
49,000
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500
28
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26
26
28
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28
5
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13,300
24,400
12%
,
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400
34%
53% Jan
24% Feb
1,100
23
52% Jan.
50% Apr 14
32 %-Feb 15
50
70
69%
69%
800
33%
41% Mar
Mat
400
22%
71
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72
81
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Great
37%
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15% Jan
37%
81
1
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30% Mar 30
12
38
81
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8
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89
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36% Mar 24'
17
38% Mar
47% Feb
10
17
Feb
37%
713/8
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common.:
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Grand
Feb
37%
81
.10
Graham-Paige Corp common
6% conv preferred!
Granby Mining Co Ltd—
44
1,400
*22%
10
Gould-National
30
50
380
104%
223/4
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10
14
83/4 Jan
11
104
85,500
223/g
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2.50
Glidden Co
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104%
II,800
46
53
10c
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
4
27%
107
45
373/8
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;
Goodrich Co
15
26%
106%
45%
100
6
3% Jan
16,500
80%
64%
4
44% Jan
273/4
9,000
25%
223/g / 22%
27»/4
21
45% Jan
1,000
104%
813/4
64
3% Jan
8
45,700
24%
106
104%
20,100
-
1021%
25%
27%
GOOD
FRIDAY
223/8
^63/s
89% Jan
9
103
'
22%
657/a
47% Jan
9
*■
*81%'
27y2
4
2% Mar
105
273/4
643/4
Mar
37% Mar
4
27
26%
Mar 31
38% Mar
Feb
104%
10
70
Dec 30
4
-
com..._83%c
36
15
54% July 15
*
Oct
1033/2
25%
—__1
20% Jan
253% Mar 23"
1023/4
26
Co
45% Jan
1
104
25%
Corp
———
4
4
1023/,
1
Co_._^_..
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13
July
313/4*
,_No par
Corp
17% Mar
Dec
31%
4,600
2,200
.1
36% Apr
Nov 16
31%
100
24% May 20
8% Jan / 7
Nov 18
31%
...
4
2
31%
preference
Inc
231%
22
*31%
preference
163/4 Mar 31
<
32
1083/4
29% July 13
50% Jan 27
6 y4 Nov
20
3Q1/8 Nov 20
31%
2.50
$4.50 preferred
Gladding McBean &
Glen Alden Corp
42% Apr
1
2Va Nov 24
8% Dec 16
93%
1
Corp:/
Rub
&
Girhbel Brothers
2
43
92%
Corp
Tire
1
35% Jan
42%
105
Time
2
2
22%
issued
Genesco
141/2 Mar
200
1,700
*
22%
CLOSED
43
82%
4
<59
73/4
233/4
82
25
5%-%
7"%
923/4
25%
Feb
45yS Apr 11
;
23
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421/4
25%
42% Feb
,Us
73/4 C
2,300
a
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91%
*26%
40% Jan
*
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800
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21%
43%
*243/4
33% Mar 24
17
•
'
'
■
-
78
93%
25
19
96% Apr
27% Jan
19
Dec
Apr
*76
V 21%
42 y8
r
25
Feb
14
17% Jan
Tele
29% Apr
8l3/„ Jan
103
23%
44%
:
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500
92%
f
(series B)——25
Electronics
;
10
25% Jan
Jan
Jun
127
23%
*
"213/4 •21%
120
28%
44%*
44 '/,
preferred
22% Mar 16
Va Nov
38 Va Jan
13
27% Mar 17
8
12
19% Nov 20
13 Va
Apr 29
25« Oct
Mar 30
12
91
-
54% Apr 24
28
17
100
3
40 '/4 Jun
46
Oct
Feb
24
73/4
78
*27%
f
Telephone Co of Florida—
24% Jan
92
7%
7%
44%
78
21%
28 '
44
79
21%
.
28
8% :
93%
$1.32 preferred
$1.3Q preferred
62% Apr
44
79
22
233/4
28
44
79
.21%
Castings Corp
263/8 July 7
85 Va Dec 15
2
27
41% Nov
17 % Dec
General Steel
15
V
28
4,000
145 y4
433/8
General Realty & Utilities
Refractories
General
8
Nov
4
26% Apr
Dec
23 -
44 "v
20
2,600
3,400
92 Va
General
Jan
17
1126
43%.
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5
Signal
26
30
<
28%
4,400
931/^M
_1
Service
7
863/4 NOV
35%
r-24%
?
45%
44%
28%
preference...__No par
29% Jan
2,200
"i-."
t
22%^ «roi
8%
conv preferred—No par
convertible preferred—No par
6
2,000
...
2—1.5
General Public Utilities
Mar 21
300
J.:.;,.
103/4
144%
8%
104%
25
119% Dec
74
ny*
145%
*81/4
1043/4
243/4 Jan
2
76%
10%
1451/4
83/a
45
253/4 Jan
15
92
11 Va
144%
106
13
*
25%-
*92%
8%
11
46%
Public
243/4
-
144 Vi
1063/4
General Railway
3,700
641/2
453/4
3
Jan
64%
106%
13
44 y8 Jan
64%
46%
33% Jan
24% Mar 22
64%
273/a
General
4
'2,200
54
22%
107%
23
Mar
22%
45%
11% Jan
;
22%
27 y4
29% Feb
12
90
Jan
*92»/4
223/4
93
8%
common
29% Feb
29
Feb
2
31
24% Dec 22
24% Nov 27
60
Jan
39% NOV
28 y8
24
18
92»/4
64 y8
-
25%
253/4
*i06y4
conv
*47%
223/a
64>/2
:__2
preferred
$2.98
34% Feb 26
11% Dec
54
I,300
!
30
11%
$1.60
5
22% Nov 30
♦473/2
25%
100
$3
1
26% Nov
54
-
5%
*28
145»/4
General. Outdoor Advertising
15
General Portland Cement Co
1
General Precision Equipt Corp___l
4
5% Jan
9
47
51/4
3
5%
6
8
46%
5'/2
General Motors Corp common
.1%
$5 preferred
—No par
Preferred $3.75 series;
No par
Mar 28
55% Jan
Mills
47%
5%
92%
22%
1
Finance Corp
General Foods Corp.
General Instrument
17
Sep
52% Jan
35
—
Co_
General
473/4
53/8
25%
64
100
5
47%
25%
22%
..No par
4
-
i3
8%
com:
Electric
42%
5
Gen Contract Finance
Corp..
General Controls Co—
i—
General Dynamics Corp.
5
Jan
7
4
-
42%
xiiy8
General
6
107% Dec 21
53 Vi
Corp
42%
♦144%
preferred
Cigar Co. Inc..
1st
General
•473/a
V.
*50 A
..2
Corp
Bronzer Corp
8
Feb
5
*50%
93 v
*92%
,
common
—5
______No par
preferred
Bancshares
General
27% Mar 31
2
9% Jan
General Baking Co
mm a
41
Mar 17
33% Oct
12
54
25%
100
General Amer, Oil Co. of Texas
21
(Mar28
*50
*47%
com_.il
+
General Amer .Transportation—1.25
_
3,200
173/4
4%
66
16% Feb
r
173/4
4%
26% Jan
9
83
293/s
173/2
43/4
2
74% Feb
<
29
17%
43/4
1
84
28
30% Jan
r
29%
173/2
43/4.
39% Mar 18
Jan
74
I
293/4
17% *
1
42 y2 Apr 10
45% May 11
5
42% Oct
'
30%
17%
4Vi% convertible preferred
General Acceptance Corp..
Sep 22
24
'
*293/4
i'<"" 4%
com
58% Feb
10% Mar 25
6
45
.50
Inc
22 V2 Feb
153
-
37% Oct 21
74
5%
Corp
Wood Industries
22
Jan
14% Jan
29% Nov 23
25Vi July
7% Feb
47%
53/8
.:
67% Mar 11
39
22
138
47%
5%
__l
General American Indus com
__l
6%
convertible
preferred—50
6
14
96% Jan
2,800
47%
Gar
14
15
21%,
1
15
20
143/4
211/8
2
Garrett
6% Jan
Gardner-Denver Co
31% Mar 25
Dec
21%
43
18
6% Jan
143/4
21%
42%
Feb
18% Jan
14%
42%
26
29
15%
21%
42%
54% Feb
4% Mar 11
143/4
x21%
5
26
17% Feb
preferred:
*50 is
Jan
28% Feb 23
1
Skogmo Inc common.——550
5
Apr
Nov
Co
convertible
Jan
89 »/4 Oct
51% Feb
5%'
51
42
22
Gamble
4
17
29
9
7
Apr
5
8
5% Dec
277/8 Jan
44
19
NOV
Gabriel
50
15
-
4
41% Feb
9
Mar
19
28
21% Jab
4
Jan
45
56% May 21
50% Jun 11
20
38
14% Mar 31
138
-
27%
:U..2L%
*84
25%
*4%'
26%
138
*.
:
26%
138%
139
28%
28%
:
22
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85%
26
4%
273/4
r
600
*65
85y2
85%
25%
25%
25%
4%
4%
4»/2
50%.
14,300.
2,400
148
160
•
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.
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,
263/4-
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86
-
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5,400
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.
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7,300
.
=
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4,800
900
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
Lowest
Highest
.
24% Mar
17
Nov
5
30% Feb
67% Dec
1
July 13
37% Dec
3
24
35 Va Nov
8
Jan
29
Jun
9
80
Dec
29
89 Va Apr
81% Dec
16
94
Sep
72
Jan
11
37
Jan
4
$3
27% Feb
8
35
Apr
13
Jan
6
86
Apr
14
$4.20
9
84% Jan
7
88% Mar 10
Jan
88
Aug
7
9
89
15
89
96
Dec
30
104 Va Mar
3
97
Jan
4
101
98
Dec
22
105 Va Mar
4
97% Jan
11
102
8
32
Apr
26% Mar
Jan
15
v
Mar 17
;
8
49% Jan
Utilities
States
12
Gnstin-Eacon
HIGH
PRICES
SALE
Apr,
26%
70%
69%
71
30%
30%
32%
33
32%
34%
>84%
86
*
Shares
2,600
69 Va
70
30%
30%
30%
30%
42,900
12,400
200
35
33%
34%
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86
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86
86
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89
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91
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10
91
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91
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91
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91
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102
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102
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102
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102
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100
^100
100
100
100
2.50
Mfg Co——
the Week
Apr. 15
Apr. 14
26
26%
71
*69%
30Va
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
13
.
Co—
dividend
preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
$5
dividend preferred
$5.08 dividend preferred
Mar 29
Feb
Corp—,—
AND
26
26%
30%
*69
Common _—-——No par
82
Gulf Oil
Apr. 12
26 %
26%
26 %
,
---No par
.—8.33 V3
preferred
9
Mar
66
8
13
Jan
91
Ohio RR corn-No par
Monday, April 18, 1960
.
Wednesday
Tuesday
Apr. 11
Par
EXCHANGE
Gulf Mobile &
15
Gulf
32
28
Monday
STOCK
YORK
27% Mar 18
79
24
LOW
STOCKS
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1959
4
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for Previous
■»
103
*101
102
102
102
*101%
102
"88
"86
>
89
1
34%
'
26%-: 27
27 Va
27%
26%'
...
60
27%
26%
27%
4,400
h
44% Feb
48
9
49% Nov
20
Feb
24
Hackensack
Water
Halliburton
Oil
•
48 % Nov
25 Va Nov
Mar 21
41
71% May 19
20
29% May 22
26% Jan
30
4
23% Mar
18
*
51 % Jan
'* 29 % Feb
18
4
Hall
F)
(W
Well
42%
5
29
88
July 23
97
1
Printing Co—
114'/a Aug 31
28y«Jun
19
36 % Aug 14
27% Mar
39 Va Jan
5
65 y8 May
52% Feb
44%. Feb
6
122 % July
1
,
61% Nov
132
Jan
6
4
6
8
32% Jan
25
Hammermill
1
6
■
Jan
106 Va Jan
66
Feb
15
Hammond Organ Co—.
57% Jan
5
8
Mar 30
Feb
10
46
Apr
11
13
122
J Jan
28
27
129
Hamilton Watch Co common
,•
r
4%," convertible
24%
•Harbison-Walker
Mar 24
6%
7
57% Dec
3
45% Mar
8
55% Apr
14
Apr
1
50% Dec
8
46% Mar
8
55
Feb
15
,
1
24% Nov
20
22 Va- Mar
8
29% Jan
46
9
54% Mar 29
38
Co
f
'
34
Jan
5
34
3
Mar
54% Dec
16
30
12% Apr
39 Va Apr
43% Sep
12 y. Dec
21
79% May
30
16% Jan
64% Jan
2
35
Feb
,
24%,Apr
&
Nov
13
20
5
8% Feb
—
7% Jan
f
15
Chemical
Harshaw
ID
12
35
25% Apr
11% Jan
When
11
Co
Jan
29
37% Apr
75
22
Feb
17
Jan
5
Feb
17
91% Jan
26
Jan
4
80% Apr
'43% Jan
V
11
17
10 •
issued
.'
;
30 Mr Apr
16
32 y4 Dec
16 Va Jan
92
7
12
11
2
40%
Dec
82
5
Dec
90% May
77
11
;
37% Feb
17
Jan
4%%
preferred
9
25%'
x37%
13
Hayes
/
Industries
Heinz (H J)
3.65%
Heller
34% Mav 11
29% Feb
10
8
37% Mar 13
32% Jan
18
35
Mar
7
25% Jun
3
17%. Apr
11
20
Jan
Hercules
Motors
61% Apr
105% Jan
13
74% Jan
Hercules
Powder
4
55% Apr
13
109% Apr
58 Vs Apr
31% Jan
Jan
19
74% Dec
31
105
Sep
29
118y2 Apr
16
66
Jan
2
82% Nov
19
76"
9
34
27
38% Feb
1
21% Mar 15
56% Apr
Helme
4
/
82% Aor
Jan
8
46% Apr
25% Dec
3
42% July 29
13 % Jan
5
64>/4 Jan
9
23% July 22
72% Aug 25
85
7
117
Mar
28
Jan
5Vc
15% Mar
8
19% Jnn
4
65% Feb
8
3%%
16
101% Jan
4
$4%
4
Hilton
41
Aug 27
1
37% Jan
23% Feb
1
28 % Apr
6
21
Jan
2
13% Jan
5
16% Feb
29
22% Oct
6
37
May 21
22% Feb
17
27% Feb
29
11% Oct
27
5
15% Apr
24% Jun
27% Feb
2
29% Nov 30
39% Apr
29
32
49% Jan
'Apr
11
27
Mar 11
13
Newport
2nd
-
Hotels
5
11
1
29% Mar 25
;
40% Mar
8
45% Mar 21
5c'o
Furnace
Feb
11
33% Mar 22
41 Vb Jan
4
Hooker
81 % Feb
2
86
Mar 28
$4.25
5% Sep
9
9% Apr
6
12
8
Jan
14
Hotel
21
32% Apr
30
5% Apr
17% Apr
13
21
Jan
14
5%
2
45% Jan
11
53
19% Jun
2
24
Feb
5
41
Feb
12
38% Feb
10
26 y4 Dec
14
37% Jan
2
27
7
31 % Feb
2
69
Dec
15
80 y4 Mar
2
70 % Jan
4
76 Va Apr
8
77
Dec
28
85 % Mar
85
Dec
28
Honolulu
4
30
18 Va. Apr
5
36% Mar 17
22 % Jan
36 % Dec
Mar
6
77
Jan
8
81 %
Apr
96% Jan
30
90
Apr
7
90
Apr
7
64% Sep 21
75
Jan
22
65'/2 Jan
21
80% Apr
11% Jan
18% Sep
29
7
35
•80*
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34%
17 %
17 V4
17%
1,100
63 Va
613,a
63
61V4
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10,400
15% Jan
$2.25
4e'o
7
V
5
24% Jan
4
Howe
1
54 % Jan
14
14
24 % Mar 14
31
Jan
25
90
Apr
14
9% Jan
4
13% Jan
11
<
Jun
25
39% Dec 31
37% Feb
15
39% Jan
13
23% July
18% Apr
5
21% Jan
7
9
17%
63%
63%
33
33%
27%
23%
11%
11%
11%
24Vs
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42 %
42%
41%
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47%
35
35%
37
100
76
100
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2,900
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40
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6
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s
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18%
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75
75
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500
18%
37
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83
100
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30
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400
24%
24%
47
85
6,700
28
15%
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35%
18%
-
18
19%
19
37
-
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common
46%
35
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84
5%
18%
18%
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-
10
33%
23%
42%
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500
.
-
76
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19
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19
75
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12%
1
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1
Bay Min & Sm Ltd
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A
-
,
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83
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83
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77%
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90
77%
.
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18%-
46%
12%
12%
18%
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v
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78%
12%
18%
46%
-
31
.
700
:
100
7,300
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46
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12%
12%
12%
18%
181/4
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46
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461,8
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Hussmann Refrigerator Co
3,400
-
27
27
89
89
90
11%
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38%
38
38%
1.400
19%
19%
19%
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38%
19
19%
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24 Va
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35
25
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15
23 Va
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15
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24
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common
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-
10
30
12.50
5% preferred series A
Hupp Corp common
5
19 y8 Oct
:
23%
17 V;
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50c
Lighting & Power
Sound
Hudson
22
84'/a Feb
*2234
18
33%
common
preferred
Howard
8
31
53%
233a
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9% Dec
55%
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900
110
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56
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preferred
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Mar 17
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55
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1
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•
54%
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preferred
10
10V4
64
common
Chemical
13
65% Jan
*
>
66%
10%
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Homestake Mining
47% July 22
Jan
65%
10%
17%
Co
convertible
90% Apr
5% Jan
■66%
64
series A
Holly Sugar Corp
15
18
37%
37%
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30
84% Dec
37%
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1
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22
;
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66
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100
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27
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Holland
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26% Feb
1
pfd
80
8
39
34%
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Chem Corp_
44 % Oct
21
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100
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21
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class A pfd
35
13% Jan
10 Yi
10 v4
80%
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__1
Hires Co
28% Feb
22
common
Chocolate
Heyden
8
92% Feb
July 22
21% Jan
preferred
conv
63 % Feb
7
50 y4 Sep
"9%
37%
86
25
Hewitt-Robins Inc
4
30
15
25%
25%
85%
80
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2 1/12
4
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11
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Sep
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18
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.
46%
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129
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100
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Paper
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100
preferred
:
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20 ^ Mar 31
49
42%
49
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42%
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42%
42%
29
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49
49
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430
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34,200
I
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52
29% Oct
23
39
40
24
Nov
35
Jun
i 38% Oct
9
12
46
Apr 17
55% Jan 21
25
Jan
* Feb
15
49% Apr
7
Mar
8
31% Jan
4
37 Va Mar
7
47% Jan
6
41% Oct
7
46% Dec
24
Jan
27
43% Feb
7
40'% Sep 29
45% Dec 21
4
39% Jan
18
42
Apr
Apr
3
41% Feb
18
43% Apr
14
50
Jan
5
45% Jan
22
48% Apr
47
Jan
14
42% Jan
4
44
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8
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51 Va Apr
Cement
Illinois
7
Power
109
May
7
May
6
*
153
43% May
34% Sep
8
21
Oct
19
32
Apr
,.27'%
Mar 26
45
Dec
90
1
50
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47%
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47%
47%
47%
47%
47 V4
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50
1
4.42%
50
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45
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45
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43
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43%
7 Va
7%
7%
Jan
25
2
385'% May 12
39% Jan
138
27
7
68
153% Jan
35 % Apr
22
17% Feb
9
86% Jan
8
Jan
7
12%
111
May
7
80
preferred
27% Jun
86% Dec
15
10% Sep
14
15
69
•
125
Sep
Mar 20
94
Jan
Jun
37
Jan
6
31% Dec
,
28,
Feb
29
3
28% Mar 19
40% Dec
14
28% Feb
9
17% Jun
9
32
39
18
8
Int'l
Business
50% Jan
19
Int'l
Harvester
145% Apr
11
31 Va Mar
1
12
72% Mar
7
Apr
6
Mar 10
25% Feb
24
4%
International
4
International
130% Jan
6
Jan
90
Mar
$4
4
19% Mar
Int'l
21
Mar 21
70% Mar
5%
139'% Jan
7
36
55
Feb
34
Feb
11
40 % Apr
13
International
38'/8 Jan
15
International
% Feb
18
45 % Apr
4
15
28
Apr
14
116% Sep
36% Jan
35% Apr
36% Jan
15
123
Jan
23
115
Jan
4
118% Feb
16
29 % Apr
12
44 % Jan
4
50% Mar 18
7
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100
41%
3,400
99%
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89 %
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89 %
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89>/2
29%:
28%
469 %
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28%
28%
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35
3,200
20
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6,900
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144
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64
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49
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&
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common
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•
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25
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30%
40%
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25
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5
&
30%
41%
11.5%
90 %
convertible
Power
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41%
13V4
Iowa
4
Jan
34%
29%
40%
90
Iowa-Illinois Gas
32% Mar
45
35%
29%
13%
8
1
21
4
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93
7
36% Mar
9
10,200
11%
Iowa
Nov
8,400
41%
14
6
Dec
40%
41%
93
38% Apr
39% Jan
33
=40%
13%
7
32
15,100
40%
45
7.50
preferred
Elec
18
84%
156
IT 5%
Power
26
'
V4
*150 :
*89%
preferred
Dept Stores
40% Apr
37% Jan
42
..
83%
<
13%
Interstate
21
17%
18%
83%
156
13%
Interstate
Sep
33% Jan
41%
81%
%50 ;
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39% Mar 21
38
17%
82 %
156
115%" 116% ;
20
22
„
$2
81V2
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•_
8
21
18%
500
1,600
com_No par
4
Jan
18%
,
7Va
25%
145
■
1
common
Shoe
17
7%
-■
100
Silver
17
^ Jan
18% Mar
5
No par
preferred
International
7%
5
com
Limited
Amer
International
24
No par
*
Mining Corp
Packers
International Salt
Jan
14
7 V3
30%
28%
—100
Paper
preferred—
Feb
35
May 27
100
•
40%
462
100
Rys of Cent
32
41
42
'
common
International
8
•
Mar 11
17
*411/2
,
99%
1
Nickel of Canada
Apr
Aug 18
19% Mar 5
42
*29%:
5
preferred
32%-Feb
6
50%
-
r'
82 .-V.
42%'
■-25%
...
100
Corp
*
156
42 %
1
Machines-.
v
19 %
18%
5
preferred
19
Int'l
:
common
Minerals & Chemical
21% Feb
Sep
2
7%
Iron
110% Jan
35
1
Interlake
Int'l
Inc
preferred
32
40
'
4 % %
48
July 30
42% Dec
34 % Feb
471% Apr
33% Apr
37% Aug 21
45 % May
Ctfs
8
8
108
12
55% Nov
.
7%
81%'
Inspiration Consolidated Copper__20
Corp
V,
*150
No par
Interchemical
12
2
1
No par
Co
Jan
Feb
57
Steel
2
12% Jan
-
172% July 15
15
6
••':7
100
Insuranshares
-
43%
;
—100 pesos
preferred
Inland
*41%
par
Mexico
De
—
Feb
86 % Jan
2
23
10
Feb
90 Va Apr
i
107 i
28
37
4
16
6
6%
1
44 % Jan
21% Apr 13
95% Mar
7
9
33% Dec
30% Mar
8
69% Jan
4
16% Jan
56
'
5
29:
111% Dec 21
141% Nov
Feb
Electrica
Industrial Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand common
7
5
•
50
Indianapolis Power & Light__No
S A
IS
139 % Feb
July 30
24% Nov
4
Jan
50% Jan
43;.= Mar 17
30
Dec
12
84 % Jan
43% Jan
28
14
22
22 Va Jan
154
8
407% Mar
57% July 10
25
Sep
23
25
4
86
May 29
Sep
28.
f
31 y8 July
488
9
Mar 16
Feb
8% Feb
34% Feb
.
42%
"'*42'
50
;
4.20% preferred
'
1
29
29
2,600
43'/2.
39% Mar
24
20
501/2
50 ?
43%
33 % Mar
17
95 % Feb
86% Oct
6
16% Mar
55
July 6
50% Mar 18
,.28
-
Apr
73
163
4,700
43
preferred.
Industria
17
6,800
39%
43
44% Apr
July 28
27%
39%
•50%
4.08%
42% Mar 21
74 y2 Nov
7,900
27
39%
*41 %
17
149
48%
27%
4i%
11
July 17
48V4
'
-
51V8
Feb
30
51%
48%
47%
27%
•39
43%
38% Feb
5
51
50%
39%
41%
41
17% Nov
15
common
48%
27%
39
*42 %
45'% Mar 18
7
Co
47%
27%
-
43%-
41% Aug 13
18
40
*42%
26
10% Feb
27%
39%
'
25
8
48%
27%
50
36% Jun
6% Dec
48%
5
4.25% preferred
4.70% preferred
40% Sep
,
10
No par
Co
Illinois Central RR Co
29%
28%
118
*118
30
29%
28%
120
29%
.
28
3,300
120 /
29'%
29%
2,900
1.600
28%
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U.
10
*
5,200
J
18% Dec
15% Nov
75
Dec
40
Sep
14
4
29
18
76% Nov
13
46% Dec
29
49 % Feb
9
59% Jan
2
96
Dec
?8
23
For
7
31% Jan
28
86
57
18
13% Mar
May 12
Feb
Mar
76 % Jan
8
3
26
27
43% Feb
8
88
Apr 21
5974 Apr 27
70% July 14
76 % Jan
22
44% Jan
13
54
Mar 25
20
Jan
12
18% Jan
7
86
Feb
9
52% Apr
13
79
Jan
6
55% Apr 12
62
Jan
4
footnotes,
103% Feb
see
page
89% Jan
4
8
98% Jan
25
36
24.
8
95 % Mar
16
5fl3% Julv2a
9
62% Mar
88%Dec~22
8
Mar
—5
47% Jan
8
18%
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.—1
.100
•
14%
83%
83%-
49%
51%
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54%
55%
58%
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9%
1-10
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1
18%
'
51
.
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*
18%
18%
19la
19»/a
3.300
15%
15%
15%
15 Va
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10,000
83%
82%
82%
83%
83%
100
50 V4
52%
79%
50 V2
51%
5,000
18%
14%
*82
.
79%
58
—5
'
19%
14%
—1
4
13% Feb
8% Mar
40% Nov
[
23% Jan
51 >/i
79
•
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791/2'
54%
55 3a
54 %
55 %■
54%
55
57%
58
57%
58
57%
58
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9
65%
66%
65
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65
97
97
97
91 Va
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40%
38%
39 Va
38 V8
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♦77
9Va
9
37%
9%
17,700
3,200
8 Va
9'/a
65%
64%
65'/2
97%
96%
97
38
39
5,600
25,700
320
'
3,400
Number 59,43
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1959
Highest
Lowest
1
NEW YORK
Highest
EXCHANGE
'.;r
9
10
Dec 31
Feb 10
Nov 23
Feb
37
42V2
107
46 %
86
82%
85 %
72 lA
34 %
39 %
28 V2
111/2
34
41%
51%
90%
45%
447/b
July 27
115
17
45
Mar
: Mar 11
74
82
26% Jan
27 % Jun
89
79% Jan
28
36% Feb
19
9
23
*36
12
t
Jan
36
\ Apr
6
,
;■ 36
'
29
24
Jan
5
70% Apr' 21
:
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20
18
40.
•
*. 27%
Nov
16
26%
'14%
5
9
Feb
23% Jan
22
,
5
v
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-
'-*«
Apr 12
18% Feb
4% Mar. 11
3% Jan
92%
86
*84
86
*86
89
*86
Kress
K
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■: Jan
4
V
(S S)
Mfg
Gas
Co
36%
36%
36%
;
39
39%
39%
;
49
76
771/2
51%
52
49%
5OV4
26 %Dec. 30
27% Jan
4
8% Jan
4
6 % Mar
8
6% Dec
30
263/4 Sep
22
31% Mar
23/8 Feb 29
V
93/8 July 13
10"% Jan 12
4
Jan
7
573/4 Dec
"
18% Jan
2
243/a Dec
Apr
7
22
4
Jan
29
77% Aug 27
10% Nov
23
133/4 Jan
9
80% Jan
2
98"% Oct
28
79
5
140
140% Dec 31
152
Mar
69%
69%
69%
42
42%
41%
41%
30
30
42
42%
—
Lionel
Corp
Litton
24% Sep 18
10% Mar. 9
393/4 Apr
8
21
Mar 31
32% Jan
4
17% July 10
14
28% Sep.21
37% Jan
5
25% Mar 10
.36% Nov
27
46% Jan
26
36
112% Dec
7
1393/4 Jan
26
111
363/a Apr
15
Feb
16
104
79% Dec
30
89
81% Dec
16
90% Mar
128% Jan
2
36% Dec
155 %
3
31
36% Jun
26
30 */2 Jan
:
13
96
Jan
80
Jan
8
81
Jan
20
Jan
Apr
8
69
Nov
25
22
7
IO43/4 Mar
18% Nov
5
34% Apr
6%
26%
26%
6%
;
*43
43%
23
22%
223/4
1,700
62%
61
62
60 '/a
62
60%
623/4
10,700
61%
100
.
144%
9%
9%
80%
81%
1431%
1441/4
143%
52 3/4
533/4
51%
143%
53%
54%
55 ■:
51%
v
22%
23'%
22%
15'%
15%
15%
27%
271%
371/a
373/4
115%
35%
35 %
35%
r
101
*98
100
5
common
.78 3/4 Jan
91% Jan
17% Mar 31
21'
Louisville
22
Lukens
6
Jan
Lowenstein
4
*
Lykes
(M.)
Steel
Steamship
Bros
15 5/8
27%
27%
2 7 7/8
37%
37%
37%
;
CLOSED
*85
86
*85
86
37%
38%
FRIDAY
'•••■'.
1
..
8,700
17,400
4,600
jllO
8,200
150
16,200
80
134
*133
134
34,300
24,900
GOOD
155
38
371%
134
23,700
86
851/2
153
3,200
101
*151 y2
871/2
*86
35%
6,900
41
4iy2
41%
41%
41%
1,700
71%
71
71 y2
71
71%
3,000
703/4
70%
16%
16%-
16%
16 3%
163/4
16%
163/4
3,400
16%
70
671/2.
71%,
691/2
71%
69 %
70%
12,000
68
19%
19
19%
19%
193/4
19%
193/4
1,700
19'%
.3.331%
10.
Co—
*98
101
*149-
38%
35
35%
343%
117
*114
114
*98
134
40'/2
41
27%
500
70'%
U/tf, -/y-
Inc.
Sons
&
Go___^
15%
151/2
371%
155
134
134%
40%
-
50
Nashville
&
4
20% Jan
(Ky)_
-
'
373/4
38%
38
134'%
No par
*151
155
*152
preferred
Co
233/4
•
87%
Co
231%
271/4
86
(P)
EXCHANGE
7 8 3/8
23%
35%
*86
7%
15%
76%
#2%
101
*85
Lorillard
50%
151/8
114
86
Louisville Gas & El
501,4
79%
37%
*98
■'
15%
•
117
*114
...
"
y.
16 3%
27%
37i%
>
521/4
51
15%
26i%
115%
400
1433/4 j.
151/8
22%
10;
8,600
''
51
78%
100
:
,76%
163%
75%
-
7,700
93/4
81%/
81
STOCK
52
15%
78%
.
934
9%
143%
1441%
54%
.
8 0y2
9%
79
87%
23
200
22 %
*85
44% Mar 23
7,700
23
*86
134% Mar 24
5,300
7
263/4
433/4
*43
23
100
4.40%
43
23%
100
6
26'%
263/4
43
433%
E
Apr
63/4
•/• 7
261/4
-
•
D
15% Mar
15
6%
67%
27
series
64% Mar
6
,
3,000
series
69% Mar
July 29
-
Jan
12,100
12
4.25%
39'% Feb
8
383/4 Feb
88July 10
15% Jan 27
.71%
23
41
11%
4.35%
152
130% Mar
.
41
12
521/4
preferred—
preferred—
series G conv pfd__
4,900
.
42%
Mar 31
85
5,100
■■
23
Long Island Lighting Co com1——10
100
5% series B preferred
Apr;./ 6
2%
12,000
•v.y:,;':': V
12
-16%
preferred
conv
2%
6,300
•:
41%
86% Mar 17
27
35% Mar
7
142 % Mar 25
100
21
4.84%'
,
_
12,100
11%
75i%
Corp
—
400
'J.
41%
14'%
Inc_.
'
■
11%
*41
11%
1
_
18
2%
4
_
'
16
23/4
—-Jl
■
Rv"':.'''
43%
%./
1
Aircraft Corp
Cement
I53/4
17%
51%
Theatres
16 y8
2%
23/4
41
113%
2.50-
4
"
44% Nov
2%
40
Co..
Star
153/4
:
16%
28
28'%
2%
5
Lone Star Gas Co common...
4
8
353/8
6
135
Lone
Jan
117
8
Loew's
-
4
393/4 Jan
Feb
4
48s/8 July
131% Dec
•
Mar 14
303/8 Jan
Apr 16
Lockheed
163/8 Mar 24
'
14
Mar
Apr
17
Belt
291/4
28'%
28'/4 :
27%
15 fr,
5
Industries Inc
Link
'
'■
181/8
19
4
'
28%
145 V2 Feb
V 5
1,700
•
12i/e
10
61% Jan
*28'A
28%
11%
81
19% Mar 23
'■ '
'
'•';
3%
17 %
93%
81 % Apr
*334
28
79i%
4
'
:
* •'
.
'
3%
*3%
3%
12%'
6%
—
6,800
-
2,700
••
28'/a
26%
Corp
'I
■■
32
*30
32
12 '/a
7
12
20%
20%
.20%
*30
28
5
Apr 14
20%
800
27%
18
25
123/4 Jan
27%
12%:
1
com
Glass
573/8 Jan
27 %
121%
Co_
50 %
27
,
343/4
17%
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
7% preferred
9
34%
18'%
Libby' McNeill &.Libby
30
34%
■
12%
10
Libby-Owens-Ford
14% Mar 23
341/4
;
6,500
17%
17%
12
:>
270
22%
22%
18
xl8
f
r
.—-5%::
13
Cup
22% / 23%
16'/e
1.5
Lily Tulip
31%
2,600
163%
22
4
8,900
31%
16%
91% Jan
Jan r'
18%
28% ' 291/4
113/n Jan
61
181/4
31
29
70% Jan
8
32
*3%
4
4
19
.31
•
20%
203/a
*30
4
4
Jan
81
18%
■
80%
;
"
V 27
,
31%
*33%
No par
73% Nov
2
18%
Apr 12
49% Feb
61
82,.
181/2
3,200
80%
29
Products
13
Dec
81 %
20%.;:
20%
*293%
1
29
96
%
No par
2i
29% Jan
23
4?;*
.
Nov
July
31
'
50C
9% Sep
73
;
500
297/e
-41
41
271/4
57
Dec
82%
19
29%
.30
41%
27%
Oct
63
-41%
27%
48
14
'*29%
41%
41%
19%
82
9?a Feb
:
v
29% <29%
,
57% Mar
1
,
63 % Jun
Fink
1,100
69%
42
5
Lerner Stores Corp
&
100
3,800
69%
Lehman
Lehn
40
41%
1st preferred— No par
No par
pfd
5
1,000
*39%
42
Industries
5
24
24
40%
34%
Tire—.—.
Lehigh Valley RR
Corp
4,600
24
69%
—
Jan
29
57% Apr
15
4,600
50%
-
42
50c non-cum 2nd
22
/
1,000
20,300
52
49 %
24%
*39%
Paper Co
52% Jan
41
10
36
7% Jan
29% Jan
25% Mar 10
.40
*24
,
40 %
*
49%
76%
51%
69%
y.
non-cum
24%
*39%
900
2,600
75%
•
'
Lehigh Valley
S3
49%
24
24%
40
v
<
'
14% Mar 11
•49%
34%
Lehigh Portland Cement
Mar 14
45
.
49%
*23%
5
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
2
49%
34%
Lee
2
'
34 %
6
Jan
r
l
6
5,100
70
common—__
J
3,100
I
49
49%
-
L
13% Jan
5%
52%
*17%
24% Jan
15% Jan
77%
52
„
}7%
Apr 12
Jan4
49
76%
■
31%
Mar 15
3% Mar 11/
49
77%
52%
77%
231/4
1.2
;30%
49
52%
17%
18
'
39%
31 y8
103/8 Feb
1
39 %
,23%
Lear
&
40.
31%
4
9,000
.
39%
;
100
36%
23%
21% Sep
,
121/4
36%
17% ■-17%
20% Jan
Apr
FRIDAY
12%
5
Lane Bryant—
30
1,000
GOOD
35%
12
,*12%
10
16
27
461/4
35%
10
15% Feb
6
46
36
12%
Z
2
20
46
351/4
36%
36%
;
23 % Nov
3 % Apr
4J>%
35%
12%
4.32%- preferred series A— —25
La C'onsolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Rubber
46
35
.37%
Co__^_
Co
r_——
Inc
45%
35%
—1
Co__—
H) ;&
Sutherland
P
46
_100
21
373% Jan
36%
1
15% Oct
2
*36
*36
_10
25
22
36%
73%
;
74
100 G
Jan
: Sep
1% Jan
74%
CLOSED
12%
1„—
32
29
EXCHANGE
73
36%
preferred—25
Wire Co
1
17
.17%
STOCK
89
73
1
prior
27 V» Feb
HO
86
89
35V8
48%
7
8
*84
89
73%
39%
34 % Apr
15% July
86
89
50c
8
30% Mar 23
10
92
12%
;
;
24% Jan
*
84
*91
45%
_8.75-
}
11
*82
92
36%
—_16
Steel, &
(S
.
Laclede
'
80
84
74
—1
conv
Kroger Co
5
77
36%
74
*36
No par
Power .&
Kresge
fr
49
77
89
Kroehler
tl
?: H
'
*84
,.,4%, preferred. iV-l-l!
Korvette (E J). Inc—__.
-V
48%
77
*84%
92
100
—„
100
2,600
*91
83
100/
preferred
117
*82
77
*91
KLM
:
.21 % Jap
13
_100
77
84
*91
118
48%
48%
48%
83
77
*83
300
118
*114
;
*76
48
48%
100
„_
Corp ' —1—
Royal Dutch Airlines
Koppers Co Inc common
•'
8
.t28% Feb
10
27 % Mar llf
;
48%
77
King-Seeley
'
6
Jan
36
preferred
*46%
47
47%
*46
118
Kimberly-Clark Corp;
:
36% Mar; 2
2
*115
4%%
12
-Jan
34 % Jan
v
118
Keystone
,
April /
20V4Jan
22
17
4
•33
Feb 13
Feb
v
19% Mar 22 /
7
*115
6 '
7 yV 82%
17
116
„—.
-
17% Mar 16
!
4
-6
Jan / 4
30%
34"% Jan
19% OCt 21
/-
116
Kepnecott Copper
No par
K£rn County Land Coll—
2.50
Kerr'-McGee Oil Indus common
.!>
c
-43% Jan 18 31% Jan'V 6 V
46% Jan -.4 V
•;
8
22%
•
-
22
34% Jan
Mar
Mar
29% Mar
'5
Mar
9
Jan-4
77
-
>3 *
43 % Mar
"
39
.
6J
,71% Jan
11
(ser of 1959) ,conv pfd—100
Kelsey Hayes
,/Kendall Co
Apr
46%'Jan
•"
118
*,•
*8 '
24%
-
,
26
35'.-.: Aug
' 52%
■
25
35'A Mar
7
Feb
•'
•
Mar 14
62'A Feb
Aug '25 "
-
5
*115
—
19
t
55% Jan
4
51% Mar 13
85.
22% Jan
•
25
Nov
56% Jan
118
Light Co
Kayser-Roth Corp;;—_
Kellogg Co
T:
.,6 '
1007/e Jan
Feb
45
>
8
'1 •:/Js,i
Feb
49/
1,200
*116
Kansas
28
50% Jan
47%
116
Kansas Gas & Electric Co_
/
Jan
.
16,300
116
*45%
50
„_
preferred
Kansas City Southern com___No par
4%.,<non-cum preferred——
y_50
25 /
Apr 14
•75%
•
18
Jan
,41
47%
104 %
100
—
4.20% preferred-,
•
J
Apr 13
14
Mar 30
48% Mar
Jun
117% Feb
21'.
33/4 Dec
29
47% Jan
-11
50% July 31
,
Jan
31% Feb
4
41% May 12
64
.
46%
1041/4
471/4
convertible
4.50%
Apr 13
43% Feb
7
•! 63
,
27
;
Jan
471/4
104%
*46
preferred
4 %
.
8
Mar
46%
1041/4
46%
105
105
105%
105
100
46%
47%
46%
33%
4.35 preferred
85
4
,
28% Nov
20;.'
9
13% Dec
393/a Apr
17% Sep
30% Nov
•32% Nov
Jan
92 % Mar 24
9
50
Sep
33% Nov
74%
' Dec
87
6
Corp
preferred
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
3.80% preferred
100
1
82% Mar 18
35
'47%
13% May
ll/
Apr
•
71
38% Aug 28
88%
2
77
Mar
Mar 23
•
,
Feb
54% Jply 22
22
29
6
' 4
24
29
77
85% Feb
12
2
37% Oct
25
6
\ Mar.
93
31% Apr
27% Jan
11
5
89% FOb
7,,
-
125
Jan
Chem
&
convertible
4%%
'
Shares
Apr. 15
Apr. 14
Apr. 13
4%%
13
49
Apr. 12
4%%
122% Jan
Jan
■
4%%
Apr. 11
Par
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
k
Kaiser Alum
'
Mar 25
8
86% Jan
May 20
98
5
46
Mar 15
82
27
92 Vu Jan
.1
Apr
59 /
111% Jan
111% Mar 15
57% Apr
6
12
July 27
28
.
42% Jan
54"% Jan
130
,
Jan
43
98% Mar 17 "
8
24
9
135
Oct 20
18
Sep 25
Sep 23
Jun 19
July 10.,
Sep 21,
Nov
5
Feb 13
Jan
2
Dec 28
July 27/
Feb 17
Sep 22
Oct
7
Oct *; 1
Oct
7
221/2 Sep
39% Mar
Feb
48
737/S Nov
79 V2
<
120
931/4 Feb
107
July 27
July
65
Monday
STOCK
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCKS'
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
'
M
28% Sep
118
32% Jan
3
26
9
50 % Dec
21
21
46
8
;
39% Apr
.47% Dec
2
Jan
120 Vb Jan
9
1
•78
.79
21
19% Oct
•
9'
4
403/8 Dec
20
50% Dec
31
7V4 Jan
23
9 % Jan
30
15% Jan
5
22 3^ Nov
6
4% Dec
Mar 25',\
83
6
7
313/4 Feb 17
45
1
47 Vb Jan
4% Jan
*.
_
22% Mar 16
16% Feb
19
33
23 Vb
18
7% Jan
7
21V'2 Dec
2
4
59% Jan
.
26 ?
- *
44'/4Nov
42»/4Jun
2
12
51% Dec
27
93% Jan
623/4 May 11
34
Oct.
46
6
May 19
,
53 5/8 Feb
Dec
22
81
71
Dec
16
81
65'/a NOV
7iy2Dec
32 y4
:
9
11
Sep 22
27% Dec
18% Jun
30
4
31 y4 Mar
7
„
Mar 31
72% Jan
72
Jan
72% Mar 17
65% Jan
82
72-
Feb
24
43% Nov
9
38
93
Jan
5
19
4
12
Marquardt Corp
:
Marquette Cement Mfg
6
6
49% Jan
5
77'
Apr
1
77
Mar 29.
69% Apr
6:
18
6
Dec
1
22 y4 Mar
7
30 Vb Jan
7
26y4
3
30% Jan
4
42
15
44
8
40% Jan
Feb
10
53
4
49
34
Mar
47% Jan
133/8 Dec
31
193/4 Feb
5
13
Feb
8
153/4
31
94V2 Feb
5
77% Jan
4
80 Vb Feb
18
29% Sep 10
37y4 Jan 30
54
Mar
9
58
'
Feb
16
28'% Apr 14
47% Apr 13
48 3/4 July 16
31 Vb Jan
72
65 y4 Feb
Dec
40
31
Mar
25
Feb 29
39% Jan
4
.
40 y2 Mar
45% Jan
./■'
8
8
14
21 %
July 17
16y2 Mar 23
18% Jan
33
Dec
24
25 y2 Mar
4
31 ya Jan
..
26% Apr
4
35% Jan
21
50
Feb
1
46
Jan
18
9
Jan
;
4
37 y4
Sep
18
10% Sep
11
2
27% Dec
10
41% Jun
24
87
Dec
25 V2 Nov
17
23% Jan
'8
Dec
For
8
51
Feb
40
7% Mar 29
19% Apr
4
28% J an
2
38 y2 Apr
1
48
95% Mar 26
86 y8 Feb
29
88
29% Oct 26
2
29% Dec
85% Apr
24 % Apr
22
30
7
footnotes,
see
7
Jan
,
page
7
24.
Publishing
&
& Co—
Robbins Inc
—50c
—1
3
No par
—9
1
-10
Mead Corp common.;
—
5
.4%% preferred (1st series)—_100
McQuay Norris
7
5
common^.
McLean Trucking. Co;
Apr 14
81 % Apr
(A G)
McKesson
Medusa
29% Mar 16
29% Jan
8
McGraw-Hill
McKee
4
25% Mar 10
Corp
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A—_1
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—No par
15
77% Jan
Stores
——
McGraw-Edison Co—:
12
Nov
61/8
18%
61/4
6i%
181/2
18i%
23%
23 %
231/4
23%
23%
1,000
43/4
*4%
4%
4%
4%
2,500
-
Mfg Co
Portland Cement:
Melville Shoe Corp common
4 %
preferred
series B
No par
—1
100
.
18%
49 3/4
.
,
49%.
63%
18%
300
2,900
900
2,300
15
15i%
26
26'%
19,000
19%
—18
183/s
193%
17,700
*47
47
47
49V2
49% :.49%
'
*93
94
*93
94
*93
2%
261%
26
46%
49%
6i%
*18
151/s U5J%
;.
183/4
46 34
19'%
48 V*
,
*2%
473/4
900
50'%
1,900
94
*93
94
-36%
—3
—50
convertible preferred—100
McDennott (J Ray) & Co Inci——1
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
——5
11
29
common—
3% %
11
76 y2 Apr
Corp
preferred
McCrory-McLellan
2
4
32% Dec
13
23/4
•
49%
1
$2.50
29.
17 Vb Dec
8Vb Feb
20 Vb Jan
42%
2%
4%
4%
47
1,600
421/4
2%
233/i
173/4
18%
—1
4
No par
43%
431/8
6 i/a
.24
4%
43 Vb
600
5,400
23,000
18
6%
17%
;
240
9,100
2%
27/8
6
—100
—
Co
McCord
9
Mar
77'% Dec
32 y8 Nov
43%
38
36
36%
36%
373/8
37%
38%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
33%
3,000
32%
47%
473/4
47%
473/4
10,900
32
47%
46%
47
*76
78
78
*76
*68%
47%
"
76
*681%
40
70
*75'%
12,606
78
77
*68%
75
*76
70
*76
78
75
78
751/2
78
*76
*76
—
75 % Mar 10
31% Dec
30
42%
43
41%
*2%
'
""
2
July 24
4iy4
'43%
43 •'?,
—No par
] May Dept; Stores common—_—„5
$3.75 preferred
No par
$3.75 pfd 1947 series—
No par
$3.40 preferred
No par
V
3% % preferred
v
—100,.
Mavtag Co _1———
——No par
MCA Ihc——'——
No par
-McCall Corp
No par
'
9
v
45
40%
42%
40%
Masonic Corp
6;?
38% Jan
preferred
4%%
Martin
3
,
Co
:Marshall Field & Co com
Apr 14
44% Jan
Feb
40%
43'%
40 Vb
40 34
15%-
Jan
Oct
39%
19
41%
*18%
26
29
-
18%
15
Mar 28
35% Mar 25
17%
18%
253/4
;
44% Feb
8
■; 44 y2 Mar
24'
Mar 26.
50 Vb
17
17%
19
15%
'
Apr 12
17%
26 j•
40 y4 Jan
443/4 Feb
173/a
15%
54 Vb Jan
83
19
25%
1
82i%
17%
5 v
4
3,100
811/2
193'a
5
Midland .Corp—_——;
•Marine
300
39 %
17%
23%
221
5,% Jan
46i%
39 y4
8iy2
41%
—-No par
j.
461%
17%
19% ;
4,300
42%
48
82
40 3/4
Maxwell
Manning,
43'%
43%
39%
17%
1
1
1
<
122
39%
*46
y
& Moore
12.50 •
Maracaibo. Oil Exploration
<
1
Maremont Automotive Products—1
18 3/8 Apr
89 y2 Jan
39%
Manhattan-Shirt
4
36.i
47
393/8
43
43%.
46%
40
18
22
467/a May 22
71
JMandel Bros
*118
81%
No par
& Co——
R)
431/8
47%
17
27% Jan
18:,/3 jan
26
14
(P
-i
82% ,82i%
433/4
10
Square Garden
Copper ——;
•Magnavox Co —_J——
Madison
Magma
6% Mar 29-
29% Jan
10
Oct
32% jan
88
No par
100
42%
v
122
*118
-
*26%
26%
26 5/s
26%
122
*118
*46%
1
Mallory
9
)
122
40
26%
27
'119
Manati Sugar Co__„
17
14% Feb
27
100
5
50
Inc
8'
25% Mar
9
Fund
4
17% Apr
,
...
Apr 14-:
■V .191/4 Mar
Apr 13
4% Mar 15
28%. July 30;
;•
23% Jan
common—10
——
Madison
19"
19% Apr
..
1
•
4 /
19% Jan
25
Jun
:40% Jan
59 y2 Jan
'
16% Dec
,
5 y4 Feb
:
Forbes
&
preferred
Mack Trucks Inc,5%%
preferred (w w)
Macy )E H) Co Inc com
41/4% preferred series A
6%
"
2% Mar 16
/
•V
•
353/4 Mar 21
14
5% Sep
6 '
17
49% Feb
40% Feb
18
3% Dec
MacAndrews
5*
Mar 25-'4
52 3/o Jan
.'
Jan
18 Vb Mar
.
2
35% Nov
19
Jan
17 Vb Mar
,
Mar 17':
,
Jan
29% Jan
122
373/4 Mar
.
87% Mar 30
14
32% Nov
116
433/4 July 10 -
473/4 Oct
,
Mar
6
78% Sep 30
14
22
26
Jan
17% Oct
Jan
123 % Jun
.
44% Oct
37
35
28
Sep
70
*68%
70
75%
75%
*75%
77
38 V*
38 y8
38%
38%,
38 5/s
38'%
38%
3,300
38%
283/8
28
27'/4
27%
27'%
.273/4
4,300
27%
27
28
27%
27%
271/4
271/4
*271%
27%
1,700
27%
25%
35i/4
35%
35
35
35
35
49
*48
49
*35%
48
48
*48
>
49
*75i/2
,
*48
77
14%
50
400
20
11,400
14%
.
15%
14%
151/s
14%
14%
14'%
79%
80
79%
79%
*79%
793/4
79i%
79i%
29
28%
28%
28%
287/a
28%
28'%
1,400
28%
37%
37%
371/8
373/4
37%
373%
37%
373/4
3,400
43%
42%
43%
42%
43
42%
43
3,700
43
76
75%
76
75
75
75
75
1,200
76
17
17
26
261%
1,800
28'%
1,000
45 '/a
6,300
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171/2
16%
16%
17
17
26%
26%
26%
26i/2
26%
26i%
29
28%
44
*193/4
39%
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26
26%
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•
28%
29%
28%
44 %
28
8
1
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45-:.
45
8y3
201/8
8
193/4
193/4
19%
19%
39%
39%
40
39i%
40
8 i/a
20%
401/2
88
26
271/s
81%
8
*19%
39%
*86i/4
26
26%
*80
451/8
.t
45
8i%
8
8
180
500
3,100
600
4,200
10
88
*86i/I
88
88
88
26
26i%
27
27
27
1,000
26 y4
263/4
2,700
*80'%
81'%
10
27
27
27
81
80%
80%
Highest
Lowest
29y4Jan
7
38
2
31
Mar 30
Feb
9
91% May 15
73
Jan
26
70
Jan
8
85
8
68% Jan
7
Apr 14
18% Feb
23
Jun
17
85
Feb
44% Jan
8
70
Dec
14
58% Mar
16 % Nov
18
22% Feb
25
15%
71
Nov
5334 Jan
6
82 J/4
6
July
Mar 19
4
23
Mar 13
83% Jan
13
92
88
30
2
Mar 31
75% Feb
15
80
Apr
28
75% Jan
19
Jan
4
99% Mar 11
86
58% Dec
56%
31
93
5
Jan
33
Jan
23
39% Jan
2
16
51
12
50% Mar
83 J/4 Jan
33% Dec
9
28
:
18% Feb
9
20% Sep
2
21
2
20% Feb
16
8
182% Dec
23
161%
5
28%
16% Jan
35% Oct
20
Oil
5
Jan
11
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
29
Minn
Apr 13
4
22
31% Feb
Jun
19
17% Mar 23
20% Feb
4
30% Mar
9
37% Jan
4
4
17% Mar
4
22% Jan
4 *
Mar 10
33% Jan
4
Mississippi
6% Jan
6
Missouri-Kan-Tex
23
23
41% Jan
41% Mar
8
8
30
16
2
Jan
4% Mar
.
4
9
37% Mar
34
Dec
15
34 \
Feb
1
17
Jun
10
20% Jan
30
17
Feb
17
19%
12% Jan
8
18% Apr
27
11% Feb
17
15% Jan
9
70
Jan
"
15
52% May 25
45% July 29
6
48% Jan
River
Fuel
11 '
80% Mar 11
3%%
4.20%
15
Jan
4 ''
preferred
Mojud Co Inc
23
24v
Jan
29
14
Apr
4
19% Jan
6 "
Monarch
22
18% May 28
11
Mar 24
13% Jan
2
14% May 26
56% July 27
Mar
4
41% Mar
9
26% Mar
8
75
7
11
:
Inc
29% Aug 31
25
21% Mar
8
8
53% Jan
24
30
23
Feb
24
27% Nov
24
11% Mar
33%
22% Dec
140
29% Jan
72%
27
52%
*51
'
27%
■
■
:,
;
10
■
■
4,700
7,500
EXCHANGE
52
si.
56%
51 y4
56 y4
56%
56%
90%
91
90 %
90 %
*90 Va
91%
*51%
,
.
,,
,
STOCK
57
31%
31%
19%
20%
19%
20%,
19%
20 y4
147%
150 y4
148%
150%'
147%
149 %
,19%
145%
*
CLOSED
270
.
1463/4
3i y4
31%
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*31 %
31%;.
31%
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20
FRIDAY
19%
19y8
19%
19%
19%
26%
26
26%
26
26%
26'/,
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12%
12%
12%
12%
13
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19.600
10,300
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183
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35
35
34 %
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32
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24.500
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182%
29
31 y8
31
14
28%
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19
30%
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29'/, :
35 y4\
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184 >/4
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181
185 %
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200
1,100
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13
14 y8
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11%
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8>/2
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42%
29%
44 y4
7 42%
25%
26 %
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27%
27 y8
27
27 y8
26%
•
46
45%
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45%
8'/a
14
>
11%
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28%
45 '/,
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14
11%
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—2
> 200
-
14
.
900
11%
*10%
7%
7%
41%
42%
29%
29%
8
1
Moore-McCormack
Apr
Morrell
4
6
18% Mar 21
25% Jan
16% Mar 31
23 % Jan
4
25% Sep
24% Jan
22
32
Jan
20
23% Apr
1
28% Jan
22
2
37
43% Jan
2
Lines
Products
Wheel
29%
29%
26
25%'
26
27%
27%
,
.
27%
7 :
12%
12%
'29
:
25%
400
33,400
3,800
,
26%
27%
27%
12'/s
;
,27%
45 y8
"12%'
45%
12%
;/i2%
35%
36 »/4
34
35%
33%
35
171%
170
171%
172%
175
20%
20%
20%
20%
21%
21
5
Co
^
17%
17%
17%
17%
—1
__
i
i
45%'
28%
.
5
4,300
24 y8
24 y8
23%
24
%V
23%
3,800
•
9.500
.
174
20%
6.900
20%
1,100
17%:"
.16%
23%
•
9.500
•
34%
172
17%'
.17
20,900
„•
12%
33%
<
2,200
28% ;
-45 %
2,500
24
*23%
400
5
31% Feb
9
34% Jan
6
Munsingwear
4
53% Mar
1
24% Mar
9
28% Jan
8
43% Jan
8
57%
12% Feb
1
39% Mar
Inc
33
33
*32%
33%
32%
32%;
33
33
1
(G C)__
!
Murray Corp of America
Myers (F E) & Bros
April
29%
168%
Corp
48 % Jan
"
29%
42%'
10
Corp
Brass
Murphy
12%
12
i
Inc
Motor
Mueller
—No par
Co_
&
Motor
;
J
30%
41%
3
(John)
Motorola
4
23
19% July 16
Oil Co
Monterey
7
Dec
July 8
51% Aug
4
31% July 24
9
50% Jan
No par
1,000 lire
19
178
5
43%;
Mining & Chemical—
14% Jan
17
Co
American shares
47% Jan
4
Apr 13
Feb
Utilities
Montgomery Ward & Co
24
5
72
27%
„No Par
4
9
13% Nov
72 Va
27 %
*13
Co
Montana Power Co
22
Feb
25% Sep 22
39 % July 17
94
72 %
27%
31%
class A
Montecatini
.16
*92
72%
27
No par
B
Montana-Dakota
29% Mar 25
43% Mar
26%
21% Jan 25
,
27% Aug 28
36% Jan
2
24% Feb
94
93
72%
27%
100
.1.25
Machine Tool-
RR
Class
7
Apr 14
14
174% Dec
*91 %
93
72 '4
93
50
60
56%
^-100
—
Monsanto. Chemical
30% Apr
21
27
79%
10
preferred
Monon
.4
Sep
Jan~28
*78
__5
Corp
___
9% Jan 20
55% Jan
20% Jan
57%
79%
4,700
.
90%
-
-12% Oct
*78
> >'•''
■
2
53% Dec
79%
11%
87% Mar 23
3
81
/v
12
7
93
*79
12
18
20% Oct
*91
81
11%
Jan
40% Feb
93
*79
common__5
Industries
Mohasco
18% Nov
.
*91
81
*35 %
12% Mar 23
22
92
35% ;
18%
65% Jan
35% Mar
92
isy4
19
28
92
1
Jan
27 % Dec
79
Co__6.25
16
8
79
600
27%
81
Cement
Portland
Missouri
Apr 14
Aug
5
78% Aug 14
,
27%
*79
Missouri Public Service Co
15
Jan
39-
i 8
Jan
28
80
-
24
8
27%
57 V*
Missouri Pacific RR class A—No par
12% Nov
11% Dec
27%
80
52%
No par
RR__
68% Jan
38% Jan
28%
*51%
No par
Minnesota & Ontario Paper__._2.50
Minesota Power & Light
No par
Minute Maid Corp—___'—1
Mission
Corp
1
Mission Development Co
5
Jan
800
30,600
63%
* 56%
Z1
Mining & Mfg—.
25
4% Sep
27 %
300
24,400
16
15%
*63
72 '4
Corp
33% Jan
39
*
63
27
Corp
Chem
&
2
16
16 %
63
Shares
-
63%
63%
16
63
81
*91
10
of Amer—1
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Reg
1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co____
_1
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par
Minerals
14
49% Apr
29% May
64
16%
63
the Week
Apr. 15
80
92
1
5
-100
common...
preferred-
1st
Midwest
Corp
Mar
31% Dec
60
Enterprises Inc
5% %
11
36% Mar 31
*63 %
16%
63%
27%
10
Inc
Utilities
South
38
24
64%
63%
*78
28
19% Nov
;
4
17
*76%
79%
186% Feb
8
80
81
Jan 29
12 % Mar
*76 Va
*78
Middle
Apr 12
24% Jan
80
*79%
Midland-Ross
Apr 11
150%
26% Apr
111% Jan
31% Dec
33% Jan
20%
8
*76%
*79
Midland
17
Mar 17
14 % Dec
31% Apr
Feb
93
19% Mar 23
19
4
Jun
3
8
17% Mar
123% Feb
July 21
29% July 29
31
5
30% Mar 14
24 J/8 Mar 20
150
22
58
8
Jan
88
27
92
29
15 % Oct
111% Jan
Feb
40% Jun
2
4
Jan
59% Feb
Apr 13
Dec
60% Nov
68
»,
'
85
*80
preferred series——.-100
preferred series—
100
4.45%
preferred series
100
Miami
Copper
5
Apr 12
29
28% Apr
84%
3.80%
7
Feb
73
25% Mar 16
*31 %
84%
3.85%
78% Mar 23
Apr
31%
83 %
16%
62%
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd—100
4.35%
preferred series
100
Apr 11
31%
32 %
Friday
.,
Apr. 14
*31%
32%
83%
84%
64 %
16%
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc—No par
Feb
Sales for
Thursday
80
*76%
63%
5
.
Jan
87
.
Co
81
98
12
Machine
32
28
84% Dec
Mesta
7
84
30
& Scott
Merritt-Chapman
PRICES
84
83
No par
1
12.50
$3.50 preferred
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
,
4
70% Jan
3%
SALE
Apr. 13
Apr. 12
Apr. 11
31%
31%
16%c
Co
Inc
5
88% Apr
33% Jan
7
Apr
Inc
common
Stores
Co
&
25% Mar
37
22
74 % NOV
Merck
74% Jan
15
74% Dec
75 % Nov
Mercantile
'
82% Mar 29
15
27% Jun
Dec
34% Jan 21
11
60% Feb
1
Par
EXCHANGE
Monday, April 18, 1960
.
.
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1959
AND HIGH
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Predion*
.
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
67
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1684)
20
52%
52%
52 %
52%
52
52%.
51%
52%
26
26 %
26'%
26%
26%
28 y2
27%
28%,
57
57%
57
57
57
57
56%
56%
34%
12%
36%
12%
35
13
35%
13 /
35
36%
13y«v;M3%
36%'
38%
13 y8
13%
50
13%
50
50
13%
50
50
50%
50%
STOCK
13%
13%
13%
13%
EXCHANGE
2,100
26%
26%
26y4
26%
53y8
54%
152y2 153
9%
10
63
63 y4
26%
26%
54%
CLOSED
1,800
Co
:—10
No par
'
7
300
2,000
_
14.000
1,700
N
12% Nov
10
50% Sep
15
63% May
16% Dec
23
29% Jan
'18
•24% Sep 21
49% Jan 15
Jan
21
4
National Acme Co.
1
12% Apr
6
17% Jan
4
National Airlines
1
50
13%
25% Mar 29
28y8 Jan
7
National
5
26'/2
56
4
National
22
49% Mar 21
Dec
22
10
55 y8 Sep
25
26% Jun
12
32% Jan
15
27
Jan
4
46 y4 Feb
2
54% Jun
12
44% Jan
20
28% Jim
8
35% Dec
7
Sep
21
Jun
1
24
liy8Mar
1
National
Can
5
55% Feb
17
67
6
National
Cash
5
5
Jan
29% Mar
93%
6
153
Mar 31
Jan
Jan
11
17
24% Jan
51% Feb
17
59
Apr 14
19
9
132% Aug
3
10
159
3
144% Jan
120% Dec
31
134% Mar 12
26
Mar
22
89 y2 Jan
94
104
Gypsum
91% Jan
6
Mar 11
Fuel
National
22
109%
Jan
153
120% Jan
19
126
Mar 22
18% Feb
24
Aug 28
28% Jan
2
44
37% Dec
3
38% Dec
8
31 y2
74% Jan
7
98% Aug
6
40% Mar 13
21 y2
Apr 14
24% Mar 25
16%
Apr 14
33
Mar
4
20% Jan
75% Mar 10
4
6
Jan
14
4
National
Steel
28% Jan
8
National
4
National
Tea
13
4
National
Theatres
Apr 13
National
Vulcanized
24
10'/, Mar 24
22
15% Dec
22
14
Jan
4
25
15
26
13
Jan
7
14% Mar
11% Sep
12
Jan
27% Nov
9
Feb
5% Apr
24%
1
Jan
7'/8 Jan
12
37 y2 Apr
13
27% Mar
8
43% Feb
26
37% Mar
9
40
28
4
Jan
Neptune
19
Jan
21
78
Mar 28
4
21
Feb
29
New
6
78y2 Jan
28
New Jersey Pr &
61% Apr
33% Jan
34% Oct
29
26
25% Feb
9
33 y4 Oct
6
29% Sep
5% Dec
22
8
79% Jan
21%
17'/8
21%
21%
21%
1,900
1
8%
1
22%
Co
65% Jan
73
12
24% Feb 26
14
73 % Apr
69
Dec
23
74
743/4 Jan
80
1
Dec
21
77% Apr 13
85% Mar 3
79% Oct
29
88% Apr
100% Oct
6934 Mar
2
Mar 23
Sep
21
40% Dec
64
Dec
30
28
Jun
24
100% Oct
5
100
*7514
77'/4
20%
20%
preferred
Air
Lt
Co
4%
1
pfd_100
5
No par
100
—_
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5%
series A—
Feb
2
107
Apr
t
4
7
State
Electric
S-:
preferred
•
5%
1,100
,
76
76
20'/4
82
20'/2
*80
;
63'/2
64
37%
27%
37'/2
24'/s
36'/8
•
20'/4
82
25%
36'/2
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18,600
/
800
3,COO
800
10
10,600
203/s
82
63%
28
63%
37 y4
37%
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28 y4
1,400
23%
24%
19,500
34%
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36'/a
41,100
4,100
1,400
36
Jan 25
Jan
6
17
99% Jan
6
103% Jan
10134 Jan
18
1
4
13
40% Mar
22 s/, Jan
8
Niagara
Share
433/,
68
Apr 14
Mar 29
29% Jan
5
105% Mar 10
Central
Northern
Natural
Gas
5%%
Pacific
Common
28%
283/8
104'/2
104»/2
*103%
24% Mar 31
1834 Apr
4
44
Apr
4034 Dec
10
23% Mar 31
31% Jan
22
38% Mar
45
preferred
500
600
97%
98
97%
9734
4,900
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21
20%
20%
11 Va
11%
33%
327,
33%;
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106
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84
83'/2
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107
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107 Va
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1,200
13,300
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19%
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19
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107
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$4.16
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67
40
97
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$4.11
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87
106%
97
18%
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4
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210
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4
67
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100
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27
67
10
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22
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50
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18
Jan
33
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.
72%
78%
72
87
80
72-
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106 34
,
98
,
41%
Northern
Corp—
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28
31% Jan
*85
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98
41
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79 '/2 Dec
21
87
1063/4
42'4
American
24% Sep
29% Dec
85% Mar 25
*97
41 %
North
28
8
>
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98
333/e
79% Dec
303/, Jan
87
106%,
.
33%
$3.60
page
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32%
$4.10 preferred series
$4.08 preferred series
5
7834
33'/2
74% Mar 24
Jan
72%
77%
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11%
83% Apr
80
71%
78%
11%
8
Mar 25
7234
783/4
12
5
7
7234
78 »/4
98'/4
67% Jan
24
733/4
20%
82
Feb
71%
12
78
APr
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97%
88% Mar 23
84
71
20%
86% Mar
82
71
12
21
Apr
7
79% Jan 11
23,100
693/4
21
29
88% Mar 23
70
34%
98
preferred
4
763/4
34%
96'4
Dec
Jan
76
34%
*20%
78% Dec
2
76'4
34%
*11'/2
preferred
4
*75%
*97
-
Aviation
,5,600
x25%
763/4
& Western Ry common—25
preferred
25
preferred
10
American
25%
253/8
36%
North
2,300
34%
*
*183/4
5.80%
Jan
25
1
19Vo
5.60%
26'4 Mar 24
25%
500
10
23%
34'4
763/4
36%
Northern States Pwr Co
25
25%
9%
19'/8
108% Mar 11
Apr 13
23%
*75%
25'/4
343/4
*105
-
5
Co
10634
48
1,400
5%
237/a
78'4
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20
5
10
23%
36%
6%
41% Jan
5 y8
10
23'/a
1
1234 Jan
;
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21% Mar 14
25
5 '/a
5%
10
72%
V
Norfolk
106% Jan
4
*9%
23%
693/4
>,
100
4
1
19
*5
5'/e
343/8
—100
preferred
Nopco
2634 Feb
20'/2
10
*75'4
,
—100
preferred
6
64
see
77'/4
20%
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24'/8
25
-
—100
_
5.25%
15
22
6
5'/8
100
79
footnotes,
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82
10
—Nopar
preferred
4.85%
.
Jan
253/4 Apr 20
77% Mar 17
22
-
23 %
1
4.10%
.
22
27
16
Gas
preferred
413/4 Jan
8
30% Mar 31
57 % May 22
17
•
Corp—
Y
3.90%
5
-
Apr
99
,11% Mar
14
113% Mar
85% Apr
2
Corp
$3.75
6
80
Shipbuilding
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
3.40%
preferred
100
3.60%
preferred
100
Mar 28
733/4 Apr
York
Common
5
7
Jan
89
*80
10
Brake
Central
Common
4
4
15
35% Jan
-
76
39
New
Mar 22
20
9334 Apr
20% Jan
•
17
32
2
*75%
39
N Y Chicago & St Louis Co
18% Mar 10
52% Mar 18
28
39
29J/2
38%
England Electric System
3434 Mar
23% Mar 10
23
14
Jan
78
99% Feb
22
30% Sep
Jan
27
4
92 % Jan
26
23% Aug 25
44 V2 July
2
Nov
38%
5%
N Y New Haven & Hartford Co—
18
103
30%
38'%
30
38%
,__5
36%
Sep
16
30
38'/2
30
common-No par
36'/4
65
28
13%
37 Va
353/4 Jan
100% Oct
17
13%
36%
33% Mar 15
21
16%
13%
30
15
72% Jan
Sep
17'/8
37% Mar 23
84% Mar 11
Feb
16%
13%
29%
8
413/, Jan
73
5%
17%
5%
29 y4 Mar
15
108
5%
17
13%
25'/8
29
12'/4 Dec
5%
24%
71% Dec
4
7,000
7,800
13%
25
33% Dec
25
8,500
8%
17%
24%
11
11% Dec
17%
24%
8%
5%
13%
29%
N
20 % Nov
16%
24
17'/4
No par
11
Dec
17'/2
8%
300
1,500
13%
York
2734 Jan
108
19%
1
New
4
17
*19
24%
5%
8'/2
23'/2
6
23% Mar
29
8%
233/a
31% Jan
17
84% Jan
17%
8%
8
38% Feb
108
17%
22%
9
28'/4
5
102% Feb
17%
22%
64
6
16
17%
Television
Fibre
37%
6% Jan
For
22
63y2
12% Jan
39'4Dec
21%
27%
7
29% Dec
22'/4
*21%
No par
37%
8
Dec
29,600
28%
Mar
67
800
77%
64'/4
5
22% Jan
35
31%
77
37%
9% Mar
Nov
34%
31%
79
37%
6
42
35%
31%'
63
5
102
35
28
10% Jan
17
430
78
York
2034 Jan
20
127
31V2
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
29
Sep
*125
127
19%
34%
Newmont Mining Corp
6
29
19% Sep
34
Jun
11.000
80'/2
New
25% Dec
*
3%%
Feb 17
24
91
400
£5
153
32%
7
38%
Dec
27% Nov
92
94%
153
78
32% Jan
19
24 '/, Dec
10
5,200
32%
22 % Mar
36% May 22
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91
98'/2
8.400
34%
3
Mar
900
23%
56 3/4
80'/2
Co
19% Jan
49% Mar 13
94
23
152
*124%
19%
93%
32%
4
Meter
75% Jan
107% Mar 11
;
34%
80
10
Newberry Co (J. J.)
19
16
8.900
10,300
*32>/2
Co
&
1,900
50 Va
30'/2
1
30
27
127,
19'/4
,'
27%
49%
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19
—1
21% Jan
22
*124%
19
Inc
86 y4 Apr
Dec
127
27%
7,900
14,200
30
95%
96
*124%
160
63 3/4
50'4
152
1
Co'
Bros
2
23% Jan
99'/2
151'/2
Corp
Neisr.er
22
35
97%
151%
Co
19% Jan
•
98%
151 %
63%
FRIDAY
30%
*90'/2
91
91
97%
Corp
74% Dec
68 y8 Oct
71
Natus
4
34'4 Jan
2
71% Dec
2
92%
*91
GOOD
10%
'
MarlO
36% Jan
82% Mar
Natomas
15
57
900
17,100
153
10
27'%
1,600
Cast-No par
Steel
&
National-Standard
"
56'4
95%
27%
49%
30'/8
;
151%
Corp
Sugar Ref Co
20% Jan
1
Feb 17
23
58'/4
54%
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65,100
10
Jan
5% Nov
8% Apr
19
22%
57
50
100
Service
Malleable
*94%
22%
58 %
27%
5
preferred B.
40
7
4
6%
Natl
94'/4
22%
94'/4
22%
57%
10
100
common
preferred A
Linen
95
22%
No par
Co
7%
National
30%
100
common
43
10
15
Lead
27%
49%
30%
5
Co
Co
98% Jan
Apr 13
9% Jun
Dec
Gas
preferred
National
4
13% Jan
14% Nov
$4.50
Apr 14
64'4
1
pfd series of 1951
National
4
5
Aug 18
24
4%%
11
Jan
53%
153
1
Dairy Products
Natl Distillers & Chem Corp com
22% Feb
26%
53y8
53%
152
153
9%
10
63y2
64%
27%
27%
49'/2
50
30'/4
30%
10
National
National
21
13%
9%
63%
10
12
11
153
100
Corp
50% Feb 29
29% Jan
27
Feb
preferred
35% Jan
8
Apr
24% Jan
23% Dec 15
17% Sep 22
7%
Register
City Lines Inc
71
2
53y8
10
common
29
Jun
Jan
Biscuit Co
12
9V4 Jan
145
17
Corp
143 % Jan
104
Nov
Aviation
3
Apr
97% Feb
84
Jan
5
12
109
23
1
15% Jan
54% Jan
Sep
/ 52%
Sep
Corp
Mar 30
49% Mar 15
8
90
Corp
Natco
12
6
142
80
NAFI
9
34% May 6
56 y8 Dec 30
164% Apr
14% Jan
9
,
/
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:•/ 1,700
t 3,800
Volume
Number 5943
191
.
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
previous
Range for
Year 1959
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
.
Highest
LOW AND HIGH SALE
PRICES
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Apr. 12
Apr. 11
Wednesday
>
Sales for
Thursday
Apr. 14
Apr. 13
Friday
the Week
Apr. 15
Shares
O
j '/a
Sep
5
Dec
Jan
13
16
86
32 %
46% May 21
34% Mar 4
Feb
18
Dec 29
Sep 25
Dec
27
84
26%
i31
7
39% July 15
25
4
16% May
30% Mar
23% Jan
42
Feb
94% July
•
15% Feb
75'
9
f3/4 Jan 27
>3,4 Nov 13
J
Dec 24
110% Dec
Jan
10
104% Feb
9
26 % Mar
85
5
4
Jan
8
90
*90-
90%
90
*93%
90
903/4
_90
•90
943/4
903/4
33%
303/4
13,300
3,900
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33%
33%
33%
33%
31%
30%
31
31
31
16%
16%
16%
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86%
86%
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20
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-
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130
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100
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STOCK
17%
17%
16%
17%
39%
39%
163/4
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39%
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32%
33%
39%
32%
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CLOSED
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32%
32%
18%
18%
323/a
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33%
18%
1
18%
18%
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18%
19
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15%
15%
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94%
93%
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94%
Co
•98%
94%
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99 3A
100%
32,500
9,100
EXCHANGE
30c
Corp
4% preferred
Oxford Paper Co common
$5 preferred
—
Mar 18
94%
94%
3.125
Co_
Owens-Illinois Glass
112% Apr
6
34 %■ Jan 27
9
99% Feb
Jan
94%
1
Overland Corp (The)
Owens Corning Fiberglas
97 % Mar 24
108
16
38% Apr 28
Outlet
81
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33%
„
3,700
94%
31%
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25
93% Feb
2
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)i2Feb
23
Corp
91
*80
-7.50
Chemical
64%
90%
81
20
Gas
64%
91%
*80
33
;
Corp—
Elevator
Otis
4
12
643/g
*903/4
81
:5
cominon
Oliver
10
37% Jan
23 % Jan
64%
91%
ioo
Elec Co
Olin Mathieson
' 64%
,
*80
No par
;
64
91%
81
*93%
ioo
4.24% preferred
Oklahoma Natural
5
9
&
643/8
91
*80
ioo
4% preferred
86 % Apr
4
27% Jan 18
54% Jan
4
Feb
16 % Mar 11
36% Mar 4
7
Okla Gas
64%
90%
ioo
ioo
4.44% preferred
Ohio Oil Co
Mar 31
16% Jan
7
18% Mar 21
Nov 12
Feb 10
Nov
Jan
_12
3.90% preferred—
4.56% preferred
32
25% Jan
43
Ohio Edison Co common
4.40% preferred—
Apr 13
Mar 24
39% Jan
*
Jan *
2
7
L ','4
91
Apr
5
11/8 Jan
ji/8
94%
Jan
Jun
30%
9
May
Jan
90% Feb
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28% Mar
16
58% July 28
i% Feb
Mar 24
Mar 23
95% Jan
Sep 30
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Jun
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81
89
100
;'
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12
Jan
85
29
Dec 15
p.
Jan
75% Jari
95% Jan
Dec
I
59
84
67% Jan 30
16
22
21
100
_
16
94%
99%
111%
98%
111%
27%
27%
15
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93
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112
112
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89%
89%
28%
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260
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100
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104
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893/8
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no
P
958 Sep
I6V2 Nov 16
15% Jan
Jun
22
26
5
51% Nov
9
58% Jun
45% Nov 16
67% Apr
56% Jan
29% Oct
1443/4 Apr
20
3
22
17
35% Apr
Jun
25
59% Jan
Pacific
13
Pacific
Coast Co common
20
5
Mar 10
12
60% Jan
17
65
5%
11
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5
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28
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Telep & Teleg com
6%
28
7% Jan
Jan
4
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23% Jan
4
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12
83
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42
94
8
42% Mar
8
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48% Jan
83% Mar 18
86 % Apr
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4%
41
36% Mar 15
23% Jan
23
24
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2
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65 % Mar 20
50% Feb
3% Jan
30
12% Feb 26
18% Dec
14
14% Feb
12
17% Jan
4
21% Sep
29
24% Apr
8
21% Jan
12
23
3
5%
conv
45% Nov 25
64% Jun
11
6
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&
30% Sep
125
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July
35% Dec
11
25% Nov 13
88
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36
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3238 Dec
44
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21
98% Jan 21
26
2
29% May
102% Apr
11
8
60% Feb
Mar 10
3
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27% Mar
Feb
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8
31% Jan
131% Jan
11
6
24% Feb
16
18
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2
25% Jan
5
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8
27
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4
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14
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17
20
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5
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5
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74
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36% Feb 13
23
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16
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14
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92% Jan
7
95% Mar
15% Dec
18
19% Jan
22
14% Mar
8
16% Jan
3T4 Oct 27
6% Feb
24
4% Mar
9
4
30% Sep 22
43% May
94% Sep 22
54% Dec 22
46% Jun
20
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100
97
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5
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Apr
8
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51
26
11
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15
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28
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21
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7
65
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1
54
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9
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2
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26
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41
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4
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32
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34
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5
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9
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4
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14
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17
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5
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7
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1
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106
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81
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19
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26
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Public Serv Co of Indiana—No par
3%% preferred
100
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;—
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:
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Publicker Industries Inc common—5
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——
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Puget Sound Power «fe Light CO—10
Pullman Inc
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Pure Oil
5
6% preferred
31%
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Potomac Electric Power Co—
-10
Procter & Gamble———
—2
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4.08% preferred—;
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17,300
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10
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84
8
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—
—
1
5
:
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52
4%
46%
2.50
-
60
40
39%
46%
49%
20%
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200
11,200
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100
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127%
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7
Apr
42%
61
14%
.
260
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31%
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Polaroid Corp—
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29
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62%
125%
100
preferred
5
April
95%
32%
100
4
1
26%
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100
56% Jan
Jan
26%
283/4
323/4
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No par
Pittston -Co
5,600
32%
283/4
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100
I
81% Jan
124% Jan
4
3,900
29%
32%
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32
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry—
<
7% guaranteed preferred—100
Apr 11
125%
29
29%
32
—100
preferred (conv)_
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
6
>23
124
300
100
$4.80
4
4,800
28%
Pitts Coke & Chem Co common—10
15
30%
124%
8
12
100
45
30%
93
convertible
23
45
...
35
$5
400
1,000
...
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com
7
8
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3,400
21;900
3
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228% Mar 30
25% Jan
5
80% Jan
,
64% Jan 16
Mar
30%
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common
125
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78% Jan 19
7
140
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29%
36
8
Mar
36% Mar
.
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16
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92
1
52
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6
15
30
15%
23
34%
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16
36% Aug 31
72 % Aug 27
48% Apr 16
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4
-
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15
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92
Feb
"27
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9
45
15%
35%
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18
Mar 17
163% Feb
43% Apr. 8
33% Mar 3
70% Mar 13
23% Jan 13
22% May 14
117% Feb
5
45
15%
91
75% Jan
71
17% Mar 11
31
106% Apr
48% Feb
23
45%
22% Jan
43 % Mar
29% Feb-24
90% Nov 30
58% Jan
5
Jan
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68%
16%
100 "
31% Apr 17,
188% Dec 22
92
15%
45%
27%
1
•
2%
22%
67%
Apr 14
23/8
15
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co_10
Pittsburgh Steel Co common.
-10
5% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd_——100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia—-100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
100
Mar 25
23/8
45%
27%
60
18
91% Mar 20
14,100
2%
54
22%
_1.25
Mar
56% Dec 31
93
1,900
153/a
5
4.30% preferred
4.68% preferred—
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47% Feb 17
2%
4
116
81,. Deo 18
Dec
543/4
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16% Apr
Mar 16
96
14
54%
2%
80% Jan
129
13% Mar 24
Jan
2%
66 Vb Mar 15
28% May 14
25% May 19
1
Pitts Metallurgical Inc_„
9
Sep 22
25%
8
67
Dec
25%
55
19
69%
125
25%
54
Feb
9
,
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54
38% Jan
86
132
253/4
55
Apr 12
26%
28% Jan 26
82% Jan 29
23% Jan
25%
54%
34%
7
Feb-
25%
par
14%
34%
124% Jan
7
44%
25%
433/4
44%
44
43%
9
9
44%
43%
15
18% Feb
A
-433/4
43%
12
Mar
43%
43%
143/4
Jan 22
3,300
88
43
43%
14%
Jan
July 23
*86%
,
42%
43%
44%
4
15
88
43%
Apr 14
37% Jan
5
18%
45
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39% | Jan 26
93
Jan
5
16
18%
44%
5-
14
22,600
18%
45
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp.
1
Pillsbury co common———No par $4 preferredNo par
Piper Aircraft Corp
;
l"
Pitney-Bowes Inc—
.2
19
Feb
88
7,700
43%
Phillips Petroleuni_
16% Mar 17
Apr 11
43% Feb
1
*86
2,200
43%
4% preferred —<———
3.90% series preferred
4
8
93
30
Jan
-
8
25% Jan
Dec
36
9
78% Apr
48% Jan
87% Jan
74% Dec
11% Nov
29% Dec
•
91
91% Mar. 19
?2$seP
Jan
2
88
5%
32%
42%
Reading Corp—
Corp common
3%%, preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common—
Mar 29
Mar 21
7
104
14
'41% Mar
14
Mar
;
81% Mar 30
Jan
7.3% May
19% May
9m/
71
64% Mar
89
42
35% Dec
26% Dec
78% Oct
1
21% Feb 17
145
*86%
Philco
85
9
18%
160
5%
30%
33
44%
*86 %
Phila &
8
Mar 18
9
73 y4 Feb
6
65% Feb
3
24% Jan
88
Jan
Apr
5
77% Jan 20
I
125 % Dec
22
49
94
14% Dec 28
100% jun
5
17
99% Apr
2
19% Aug 17
Dec
Sep
26
3
Dec
89
119
17
Feb
3
83
Nov
Feb
99
31
5
16
92
60
14
48% Aug 27
95% May 8
53% Dec
6
5%
5
32%
18%
v
preference
4.40% preferred—
3.80% preferred
12
5%
32%
44%
1
!
conv
33% Apr
26% Feb
Mar 23
16% Dec
Phila
Apr
6
82% Mar 14
131%
5%
31%
17%
(Chas) & Co Inc com__33%c
2nd preferred (conv)
100
Electric
6,400
9,300
12,000
No par
Phelps-Dodge Corp
$1
63%
x47
133
25
—
6
45% July 7
20% Dec 15
21% Jan
68
4%
133
44
Co
4
Apr
5%
33
4%
Pfizer
132
3,700
10
Jan
38 %
5%
31%
94%
14%
Jan
93
52% Mar 23
Oct
11% Jan 28
82
7
133%
l
9
63%
28%
58%
47%
283/4
28%
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48 3/8
193/4
63%
28%
5
21% Mar 24
13
84% Jan
50% May 12
36% May 6
73
Apr 30
65% Mar 10
77% Dec 23
74% Dec 22
Jan
63%
48
28%
17%
Sand
57% Jan
8
63%
48%
28%
Petroleum Corp of America
4
Mar
63%
48
28%
Pfeiffer Brewing
96
87% Dec
36% Dec
100
Glass
4%% preferred
11
33% Jan
4
63%
48%
28%
3.50
Pet Milk Co common
7
5% Jan 21 \
22% Jan
57
.
55% Mar 23
26% Mar 14
4
Mar 30
70% Mar
9
23
Apr
63%
132
800
*18%
58%
48
44%
prior preferred
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Pepsi-Cola Col
68% Mar 25
58
43%
Pennsylvania Rr
61% Jan
57%
2.50
4.40% series preferred-
40% Jan
58
1,000
1,500
_i
Corp
Corp
Penn Power & Light com
4% % preferred
Jan
8
54% Feb
Mar 23
50
92
Mar
>55
Mar 9
34% Jan 29
39% Dec 31
2
18
57%
193/4
No par
Ford
Penna
Feb
57%
Xl7%
Corp
Penney (J C) Co
Pennsalt Chemicals
27
57%
100
35
Jan
*18%
1
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
96% Apr
91% Apr
17'/a Jan
40% Nov 27
Airways Inc
Pipe Line—
30% Mar 31
-
20
1
Transportation
No
Patino Mines & Enterprises
Peabody Coal Co common
4
25
*18%
50c
Parmalee
Mar 16
111% Feb
1
Corp
Electronics
Parker Rust Proof Co
29
19%
25
Consolidated
Paramount Pictures
Parke Davis & Co_.
28% Jan
8
17%
*18%
14 2/7
preferred
49% July 30
31% July 24
Mar
14
13
No par
50% Mar 13
46% Jan
14
100
East
9
46% Mar
173/s
14
No par
Common
Sep 21
25
17 %
14
Electric
World
36% Feb
Jan
13
17%
14%
preferred
Panhandle
43
&
4
39
123/4
173/s
*14
13%
10
51% Jan
30%
13
12%
17%
14
Corp
Gas
2
12%
17%
14
25
Pacific
Feb
13%
17%
preferred
4
145
5
Inc_5
1
32% Jan
23
Jan
Pacific
11
Apr 14
16% Mar 11
2
Jun
3
6
14% Jan
130% Feb
6% Jan 29
46% Nov 24
4% Sep
18% Jan
Amer Fisheries Inc
Cement & Aggregates
46% Mar 8
26% Mar 10
24
Sep
20% Nov
30
14% Feb
54% Feb
60% Feb
20
66% Apr
7
18% Mar 18
7
25% Sep 23
Oct 21
126
.
Jan
16% Mar 10
11% Jan
5
5
23% Feb
■11% Nov 271
18
11
14% May 14
233/4 Jan 16
23
.
44
46
130% 130%
26% 26%
45%
46
•130% 132
26%
26%
132
26%
26%
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Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
: Monday, April 18, 1960
(1686)
22
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
STOCKS
Range for
Previous
Highest
Lowest
EXCHANGE
.
Highest
Lowest
Monday
Par
HIGH
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
Apr. 11
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Apr. 12
PRICES
SALE
Sales for
Thursday
r
Apr. 13
Friday
Apr. 14
.
the Week
Apr. 15
Shares
R
9
Dec
28
67
5
17
74% Mar
23 Vs Jan
9
41% Dec
56% Jan
6
73
8
73%
73%
75%
74
75%-
73%
73%
,72%
73%
73
73%
36 %
36%
37%
36%
37
3674
3674
69
69
69
*68 %
69
687/o
69
20%
20%
20
20%
20 Vs
20%
20 V8
20%
43
44%
4174
43 Vs
41 %
42 %
42%
43%
41 % Mar 31
53% Jan
4
18% Jan
5
Reading
—50
14 Vs
14'A
1374
14 Vs
13%
13%
1374
13% Mar
26% Mar 15
5
27%
27 %
27 %
*27V'4
27%
*27 'A
20%
20%
20
20
*20 Vs
20'A
20'A
20%
14
20
1st preferred
50
4% non-cum 2nd preferred
50
Reed Roller Bit Co
i__.No par
Reeves Bros Inc
50c
Reichhold Chemicals
1
*27 %
26
17 Vs
17%
>17%
17 Va
17%
17%
17'A
17 Va ' y,
22%
23%
22%
22Va
22%
24V4
24%
2474
23%
25 Vs
2374
24%
24 Vs
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24%
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10
10 Vs
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10
5
5
18%
18 %
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53%
9
8
28
Feb
Oct
27% Jun
1
Jan
5
41% Sep
28
40% Apr
22
21
4%
20
5
20
Jan
6
1
28% Jan
18
7
Mar
27% Jan
4
Co
div
$1.25
preference
prior
24
Jan
5
11% Mar 28
19% Mar 17
Reliable Stores Corp
Apr 14
68% Jan V 4
Reliance
27% Feb
Reliance. Mfg
12% Feb
16
20 % Apr
17
17
Apr 11
42% Jan
8
73
2
51
16% Jan
2
36% July 23
22
Jan
7
60'A Mar
23% Jan
19% Mar 14
28% Jan
1
Elec
Eng Co
Co common.-.
&
Conv
18
22 %
22V8
*21%
21%
*21%
*55 Va
56 V4
*55 Va
56%
*55
21%
22 34
48%
48
487a
48
48%
53 %
5574
48 %
49%
5
54% July
45% Feb
17
28
63% July 27
46% Feb
17
5574
Apr 14
Revlon
46 V2 Jan
50% July
38% Mar
8
49%
Apr 14
*46%
47%
46%
140%
140%
140%
8
30 % Dec
1% Sep
22
5
Oct
22
Jan
26
32 % Apr
16
45% Sep
4
70
68% Mar
28% Jan
16
5
62%
63
62%
63%
84
84 ■.:'
84
21%
22
20%
21%
2074
21%
10,700
4
Rhodesian
1%
17a
1%
1%
1%
174
174
10,400
3
Richfield
Jan
4
Riegel Paper Corp
Ritter Company
i
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
Feb
45%
8
4
74 Jan
" 5
55
Apr
7
50
39% Jan
23
50% Dec
18
43% Feb
23 y2 Jun
17
30% July 23
24 V8 Mar 16
39% July 24
32% Mar
9
38% Jan
Oct
30
7
14% Mar 25
Nov
17
34
May 27
16% Jan
2
22
Aug
18
40
Telephone
Rohm
8
2
Royal
1374 Jan
4
Rubbermaid
21% Mar
1
47% Mar 11
38% Mar 16
42
Jan
22
10% Apr
1
12% Jan
6
15% Mar 29
20% Jan
4
1
24
34% NOV
24
42% Jan
15
36% Jan
25
Dec
15
90% Aug 17
80% Jan
18
80
7
Dec
259
26
St
18
33
Jan
6
St
22% Jan
3 8
Apr
1
29% Feb
27
July
8
17% Mar 31
69
Sep
21
79% Apr
30
42% Jan
14
56% Dec
3
89% Dec
14
97
24
12% Oct
5
2
51% Apr
28
12% Mar
3
18%
34% Nov
16
8
79% Feb
19
9
55 % Jan
4
7
91
Jan
88
24% Jan
4
31
18
JulyTi
21%
25% Mar
45% Aug 12
9%
'■
Feb
4
17% Nov
11
11 % Apr
5
8
87% Mar
5
71 % Feb
17
73
Feb
29
81
Jan
4
87 %
23% Apr
66% Jan
4
30
73 % Nov
18
81
Jan
9
Dec
23
96
Apr
13
Sep
21
30% Mar 18
67
Dec
31
78
6% Nov
13
13% Jan
Mar 17
2
10
5,700
974
10
18
18
*17%
19%
19 Va
*1974
1974
4174
4074
4074
18
17%
18 Va
1774
1874
40
18
1,100
Y'Y-
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12Vs
12%
12%
40
40'A
3974
10%
10%
10%
16%
17 Va
17
:
10%
17 V4
t
.
700
5,700
:
■
40
103/a
'
36,800
12%
40
17%
8
8% Jan
14
Screw
50% Nov 23
44 % Feb
1,200
1,600
:
...
.:■•
<■
400
4,400
27% Jun
6
26
17
17% Mar 14
17% Dec
6
16
13
Feb
91% Dec
20
17
90
Jan
4
18% Jan
8
11% Jan
27
Jan
8
32% Mar
8
4
4
Sears
*
Jan
Jan
4
Sharon
31 Vs Mar
9
43% Jan
11
17
14% Feb
8
16% Jan
4
Shattuck
42 y2 Dec
30
31% Mar
9
43
Jan
4
Shell
Shell
18'A Jun
23
22% Dec
30
19% Mar
9
23 % Jan
16
22% Aug 12
16% Mar
9
21% Jan
13
16% Jun
9
17
20 V8 Jan
4
24% Oct
28
22
45 % Mar 25
17
Feb
29 'A Feb
17
Jan
14
23
48'A Mar
9
56'A Jan
15% Jan
2
59% July 27
46% Mar
7
54
68
7
104% July 27
18% Jan
6
31 % May 22
48% Nov
24
67% Apr
2
17
44% Jan 22
74'A Apr
14
12 % Sep
9
22% Jan
22% Feb
16
59
64
Dec
78
Mar 10
26% Mar 24
40
Mar 14
44% Mar
8
30%
York
4
Sinclair
Jan
4
Skelly
Oil
<A
11
Smith
Smith-Corona
7
Marchant
23% Feb
1
28% Mar 23
9
60% Jan
4
Smith
36% Mar
8
42% Jan
5
Oct
28
24% May 29
17
21% Jan
18
Solar
16
8% May 18
38
Apr 20
12
South
22% Nov
12
27% Aug 21
45% Jan
Mar
23
28
8
15% Mar 31
21
Jan
11
30% Feb
3
56% Feb
17
60% Jan
5
Southern
California
34
24
41% Sep
3
39 Vs Jan
12
47'A Apr
IS
Southern
Co
4
34 'A Feb
37% Jan
22
19% Mar
8
23% Jan
48% Nov
17
60% Jan
15
44
Mar
7
54 % Jan
5
16% Dec
30
19% Jan
19
17
Jan
4
18
5
South' Puerto
15
34% Mar 14
Dec
15
19% Apr
5 % Sep
2
75
Jan
13
65
28% Dec
31
20%
10
9% Mar
Jan
21
68
23% Apr
1
25
5
Apr 12
6% Feb
56% Jan
8
91
Dec
18
66
81% Dec
9
89% Apr
10
84% Feb
30
21VaOct 22
22
24
2
10
21% Mar 16
13% Apr
28'A May 21
97% Feb 13
21 'A
47% Dec
16
84% May 7
37% Dec 30
footnotes,
see
1
Mar 15
4
8
Apr 11
4
9% Jan
11
Jan
4
85
Southern
86% Mar 23
;
4.20%
4
4
5
$4.50
8
43'A Jan
4
Spiegel
2
81
28% Apr
1
37% Jan
4
*35
49 Vs
49%
•1' 49%
18
18
1374
13%
13
600
11%
12'A
6,600
80%
81
6,300
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35 '
4974
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3274
1474
;
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3574
674
34%
3474
33
33
5,500
3374
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35%
600
4974
23,800
18
1274
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6%
34
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49%
96
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14
96
12
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97
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18
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40
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140
--
-
87 Va
2474
35
4974
76
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36
18
18
7,000
2,500
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1,800
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600
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14 Vs
97
97
940
12
12
.1,300
34%
34%
33%
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36
21%
11,800
3,400
4,800
141/4
3574
J'
21%
21%
18 Va
18%
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17 Vs
17%
1
Co
36 Vs
37 Va
21%
1,400
13,600
.
21%
21%
2174
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1874
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17
3674
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52
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1
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52%
•
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52
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85
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41
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n
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47
40
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28%
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2774
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■
300
15
27%
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391/2
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1974
20
5%
16%
,
3774
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*19%
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574
'
27%
27%
27%
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54
541/2
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3774
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20%
1974
1974
49
2374
'7,900
4,000
11,900
27'%
54%
37,74
3874
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4,100
3,500
4574
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6
38%
17
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38%
'
38%
45
20%
5474
i
V
2374
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6
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47
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24
24
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6
3874
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200
24
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16
17
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16
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28%
28/
16 Vs
28 Va
3,200
*2774
28%
-58 Vs
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57%
28'A
.-./•.. 200
58%
58%
57%
58
5
Co
(Del)
45%
45%
45
f 57 %
58 Va
13,600
33
33%
33%
35
35%
34%
10,200
1,000
7,200
27,400
5,100
14,100
5
20 %
17%
100
*67%
-
4474
44 Vs
33%
33%
33%
4474
33'A
3474
35
34%
35
20%
20
20%
1974
20 Va
4774
.
44 Va
3374
35 %
47-
17%
45%
'
20
48
17%
No par
tr ctfs
common—
20
47%
__20
No par
Public Service Co
Co
42,900
84%
*
..25
com
Edison
preferred
D
•
52
41%
15
47%
1774
47%
47%
4774
1774
1774
18
1774
70
67%
67%
♦65
67
24%
66
1
25
66
24%
25
21%
21%
2474
20%
2474
2174
2474
*20%
25
.1
21%
20%
20%
2.50
7%
6
74%
100
8pencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
Square
.
53
4674
Labs.No par
a
$4.50 preferred
■
83
41%
...5
preferred
Inc
4,600
7,100
,
52
83
30
24,800
53
51%
84
46%
10
Inc
Sugar
Mobile & Ohio stock
16% Jan
Mar 28
17,100
634
36
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Sparton Corp
Spencer Chemical Col common
87% Feb
77% Feb
Rico
Pacific
Southwestern
26% Jan
29% Mar
1,200
73%
43'A
20%
33 %
Southern Railway common
5% non-cum preferred
1
12
24.
Apr
9%
7174
34 %
20%
13%
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
Natural Gas Co.
7.50
-
6%
34
35 %
Southern
5
29% Jan
674
35%
preferred
Apr 14
83 % Jan
page
Apr
97s
200
*46%
71
*69
20%
13
23%
27% Mar 25
31% Jan
V
341/4
35%
47%
3
16
19,800
25 Va
34
23%
2
22
26%
87%
2474
20%
2,50
63% Mar 25
24% Oct
%
87%
71
/
6%
20%
75
88
14%
Co..
35% Mar
37% Mar 16
34
20 Va
47%
32% Jan
46% Jan
6%
34
38%
4
16
6%
*69
,_50
19
13
70
*69
& G Co com__4.50
15
25
1,100
X2574
75
75
25 Vs
2474
33%
preferred
Dec
21 % Nov
74%
*86%
25%
25
34%
:
29 % Dec
30% Nov
16%
8174
& Platinum_____l
54% Jun
8%
21 Va
16%
12
81
34%
Co
Gold
Amer
South Jersey Gas
26
34% Nov
11%
81
5
French
&
Aircraft
5%
49% Mar 31
Jan
Kline
South Carolina E
39 Vs Mar 31
25
12 Vs
-
34%
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
12
1,300
21 Va
49 Va
1174
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
47% Mar
26
Jan
46,000
75'A
48
13
I
Corp
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30
34
11,300
8%
42%
5
52% Jan
25
72
4974
96
:
61% Jun
52% Feb
7774
*49%
No par
4
9
76%
49%
No par
24
15
77%
49%
1
Jun
44% Dec
25 Vs
774
__25
26
30% Jun
974
76%
200
friday
41%
974
14%
Corp
18% Feb
7'A Jan
13,000
43%
92
25
27
974
12 Vs
Oil Co
53% Jan
Apr 13
26%:
,
4
5%
26%
974
ordinary
Simplicity Pattern Co
38% Mar^9
Feb
2574
9%
1374
;
!
14% Apr
19
2674
9%
96
America
38% Nov
29% July
26
1
.1
Strapping
Co
5
July 23
good;
4274
16 %
No par
shares
55% Jan
55
2,600
2174
16%
2.50
Simonds Saw & Steel
Apr 13
*20%
16%
No par
Mfg Corp
Corp of
Simmorls
4
2174
16%
__1
.
1,300
closed
75
774
16
No par
Inc
v
exchange
18%.;
4174
1
Corp
Siegler Corp
Signode Steel
5
774
41%
5
Co
Sherat'on
Feb 15
94% Jan
774
42%
22
1
Gas
&
30%
18%
3,200
Transp & Tr—
Sheller
38% Mar 31
7%
16
1
__
30
*
stock
25 V8
774
4274
74%
,
'
New
4
17% Nov
2474
!
29%
*91
42%
*20%
20
Co
92
774
-
300
..
75
1
Oil
-
•
25 Va
25
;
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13,000
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270
29
4374
43
4374
92
88
(Frank G)
Oil
43%
*91
3
Industries
Steel
26
19% Jun
74
*86%
"
preferred
Shamrock
18 %
74
X74 %
common
$5.25
Shahmoon
3074
18 %
42%
25
100
Co
&
Rubber
Apr 14
14 Vs Mar 31
38
Roebuck
Servel Inc
4
16
97
*30%
18 Va
75
8074
Falls Corp..
Seiberling
25
301/4
12
Co
Sealright-Oswego
19% Jan
2974
18 %
3974
82%
*220
30
25%
39%
83
270
29%
5
Jan
41
40 Vs
82%
*220
2974
81
Corp
50% Jan
7
<
29%
12 Vs
of Amer
Corp
Finance
8274
270
No par
Seagrave
5
50'A Nov
Bolt
&
39%
40 Vs
82%
80%
Mtg Co common
3.65%
Y
preferred
19
Apr
3974
*220
No par
preferred
$4
17% Jan
34%
1.
'
12 Vs
Scovill
13
49
For
4,900
4074
1
Seaboard
7
26% Jun
13 Vs
19%
No par
Co common
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
32% May
Oct
86%
13
10
9%
18
86%
1
.....
$3.40 preferred
-
23
8
Inc
4
26
76
440
■■
13 Va
13
30
.
2
45% Mar 18
12% Sep 21
38% Dec 11
70% Feb
5
Apr 11
1
21
Schick
Scott Paper
Apr 13
15
*20%
preferred
22% Jan
46% Jan
32% Sep
2,600
11,400
86
*85
12 Vs
44
5
preference
36 % Mar
6
Dec
728'A
*10%
92
5
1.40
35c
Inc .com
32% Feb
35% Oct
83
727%
*73 %
43 Vs
a
Corp
convertible
5%
7
16
Arms
20 % Apr
3
26'A July 16
-
Nov
730%
2,800
Y-"-" Z
41%
•
18%
*91V.
25Vs
Schering Corp common
Feb 15
Jan
26
Mar
6
10% Mar 11
16%
82% Apr
76
Feb
Co
40% May 25
19
16
726 3A
10
74%
18'A
10
....1
10
& Electric Co
29% Apr
4
20% Nov
65
36%
17%
83
5
100
series A
Electric
Convertible
3
9
22
4.40%
Schenley Industries
10
79% Feb
Feb
Feb
25%
35%
1674
270
*222
*73
issued
Savage
8
72% Jan
80
*82%
100
100
Paper Co common
pfd
When
Apr 14
21
11
17
Feb
50% Feb
Apr 11
Feb 17
45
1st
37% Jan
4
68% Feb
St Regis
Mar 29
Jan
19
Mar 11
16
7
18
1,900
45
25 Va
35%
18
3074
Diego Gas
7
5% Dec
41-
39.7V., 40%
1.66%
Diego Imperial Corp
Dec
14
45
2574
19%
41%
*3074
Sangamo
Dec
45
20
100
San
82
Jan
17%
5%
series A
San
52
78
10 %
18%
*19%
Joseph Light & Power
No par
Co com—No par
4
9
23 % Sep
45%
13 Vs
*18
29%
3
10
Sep
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86
13
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10
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26
17
39% Feb
13
39%
Joseph Lead Co
44 % Mar
12
Mar 14
7
37% Feb
21% Apr 14
81% Nov
12%
10%
preferred
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38% Mar
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17% Jan
12 Vs
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31% Nov
4.30%
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2
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Royal Crown Cola Co
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6
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16
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17
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163
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116
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33 Vs
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16
8
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6
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9
29
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Raytheon Co
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Nov
74
39'A Jan
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63
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32
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1
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Kange
for
Year
Lowest
July
41% July
17 % July
17
711/4 Dec
13% Sep
31/8 May
23
21
45% Nov
39% NOV
25
20
50
62 Ve Jan
52% Apr
59 % Jan
16
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Jan
7
64% Jan
Nov
Jan
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117
6
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23% Jun
31
9
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2
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78
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13 V2 Jan
Feb
18 % Jun
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9
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2
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17
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19
5
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9
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8
28
23
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11/8 Dec 16
43/i Jan
15
41 Va Mar
8
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4
4
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9
50 V2 Jan
4
48
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9
56
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4
86 V2
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13
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26 3/4 Mar
86
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3
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4
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31
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17
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6
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21
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41
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26
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5
21
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95
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16
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23
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120
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see
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page
24.
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13,800
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321%
.
^—4
100
Mach cowmon—82%c
preference-—
8,600
92
80
*73
27V4
5,300
33%
33%
91%
40 Va
>
1,600
Zv
37'/4
"
40
18,900
136%
331/8
*76
78
5,600
V.
135V4
*76
29%/. 29% >
»;
93/4
37
37%
136
78
40
8
;..> >;':
28
26%
10
preferred
S Hoffman
16%
271/4
39%
Gvpsum Co common
7%
135%
17
33%
—
10%
15%
28%
138-
'
,,
10%
15%
16%
33 y8
78
Corp—^——1
Convertible pfd series A
8.50
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
1
United Park City Mines Co
1
United Shoe Mach common
25
6% preferred —
—
--25
U S Borax & Chemical Corp com—1
4%%
preferred
100
U S & Foreign Securities—
—1
U S Freight Co
No par
U
37%
v"'.'
-
11
10
Co—
Inc
Air Lines
9%
10
37%
200
■
-39
*37"
39
28
,
17 Vs
*91V2
/
Co———No par
5
4% (ser of 1955) conv pfd—100
4Vc (ser of 1956) conv pfd
100
United
Artists
Corp
_1
United Biscuit of - America__No par
$4.50, preferred
—No par
United Board & Carton Corp—.IO
United Carbon Co
No par
United-Carr
Fastener
(Del)—2.50
United Corp (Del)j__
*
—1
United Electric Coal Cos—
5
United Engineering. & Foundry—5
United Fruit Co
—>—No par
United Gas Corp
10
United Gas Improvement Co.„13Va
United
Greenfield
Corp.^
—10
Apr 11
283/4 Mar 30
29
363/4 Mar
Mar 29
6,900
,
15%
>
28%
10 ;:
«
136 V2
10
;_No par
United .Industrial
7% Jan
8
163/a Mar
2% Mar 10
25
11% Jan
8% Feb
6% Feb
16% Jan
6
8
Apr 13
42% Jan
20% July 20
31V, Jan
Apr 12
6
10
37 Vt
72%
Union
Apr
17
27%
*82 %
6
23% Mar
5
17%
28%
1.N0 par
Union Oil of California—1
25
Union Pacific RR Co common—10.
5
84
32 Va Mar 26
series
$3.50
29
,
17
28%
$4 series
Jan
5
'
103/8
11
16%
..No par
Preferred
8V4 Jan
91
33 V,
'Preferred
,
32 % Jan
Apr 14
1
8
15%
series—^_No par
31
3
Mar 26
Apr
Oct
Oct
4
109% Mar 26
25
29
$3.70
8
Apr 12
Apr
Co
common,
series
Apr il
4
73/4 Jan
29 Va
86
64
Preferred
43% Jan
8
Co
Apr
Apr 11
i
38
11
____No par
Corp
$4.50
82 Va Mar 28
38% Feb
45
Electric
73
37% Jan
Rubber
&
Preferred
5
18
6
Carbide
Union
7
29% Nov 27
1
Union
77 Va Jan
9,300
34%
52%
36V4
*53%
55
8
1
__No par
Corp
6
68 V2 Jan
33 Va Mar
(The)
Corp
1
3
53 Va July 10
30% Jan
Feb
3,500
10,800
-
17,800
54%
1
50
___!
Mar 25
25
Mar
19% Oct
19,
78
,
' Z
33%
;_1
Asbestos
343/8 Mar
■■>
5%
5V4
5 7/8
13%
65
35
—
1,100
6,700
3,000
'
27%
63
62
27%
46 %
;
4,100
'
27Va
Inc..
Co
6,400
81%
2
Industries.
1,500
o>
''
20%
__2
1
Corp.
FRIDAY
81%
1
Corp
3,200
69,600
!
'
5
class A
2,900
GOOD
20%
'
10
*12
12
55
!._._100
Co.
5,800
21,400
29%
__1
_No par "
Mfg Co^
Bag-Camp Paper Corp—6%
93
-
30,200
>
24%
163/4
Union
6
3,400
■•;
.
16%
Union
4
2,000
6,600
24%
4
148 Va Jan
4
Z;,
.
16%
1
Jan
5,300
1,700
7%
,
241/8
43 V» Jan
87 V, Jan
32
35% Mar 16
98 Va Mar
8,600
16%
12 V, Mar
5
86% Oct 15
7% Nov
29
16
30% Jun
40% Dec
Udylite
9Va Feb
200
'
'...'
44%
24%
Corp.
Underwood
353/4 Feb
540
•
28
*27%
36%
32%
209
/
Oil
22
2
Apr
3,000
7,300
36%
73%
17%
.1
TXL
.
25
4
<
>
6 V,
991... 1008
z
1,000
-
v
24%
73V2
>;
18% Jan
14% Aug
1,900
•
:
35%
136%
(
;
25
32
•
City Rap Transit com__No par
5% conv prior preferred-!
50
Twin Coach Co
!
!
__1
32 3/a Jan
51
•'
4,200
*24V,
36%
35%
*24
5
Century Fox Film.—!
13
12
'
—
12
V'
738
7%
10
10
10
36%
5-
Twin
'
4
28
120% Feb
Aug
243/, Feb
30% Mar 13
'
-V#
2,500
>
19% Nov
'
1
16 3/4
Electric Co
conv
20th
11
19 Va Jan
''
"
24Vs
Corp
preferred
•
/ Tung-Sol
8
4
»
'
8
6
6,600
.
163/4
Airlines
Traux-Traer
8
Apr'
363/8 Feb
20
*
58
8
10% Sep 22
17% Nov 18
4
40% Jan
Mar
30
i1.
2434
Tri-Continental
••
Apr 13
38 Va
17
52 V, Mar 31
13% Mar
17% Apr
'
'
'
27%
25 V, Mar 11
3
75% Mar
43% Apr
-
'
163/4
Williams
World
Trans
17
'• /■.
2,000
4
51 v,
common....
Trans-United
6 Va
..1
—
Transue .&
11
■
2434
Electronic
11
50%
511/4
12
Oil____
Co
19
1035
;
121/4
Bearing
__No par
Realty & Construction
1
Jan
•
-
12%
Corp
;n__.
8 3/4 Feb
13% Mar 11
'
Trust—
Transition
.
50 Va J an
* '
85%
50
851/2
51'%
12Va
R)
Transamerica
4
52 3/8 Feb
Jan
V
*84
441/4
__1.25
preferred..
Edison
-v.Tr&ne
67 Va Jan ;• 4
8
Jan
85%
;
10
Tractor Supply. Co
22 V, Mar 29
Va
133/4
*84
27%
Roller
6
33% Feb
18
233%
133/4
•
141/b
433/4
preferred
-
3
18
Sep 24
$1.20
••
39
22 Va
•
27%
Co
Ry Co..
Oil
50
1065
9%
preferred
22 Vo Jan
4
23-
13%
1
ex-distribution..1
ctfs
(J
Tidewater
56% Jan 14
29
July 31
24% Jun
Nov
36
,:/>4%
173/8 Apr
Apr 14
23
14
'
'/,>>>;.
Sulphur:
-Common
.
4
16
Mar
5 V,
17 Va Jan
42% Aug
Sep 21
50% Dec
Jan
42 Va
2234
>
30,900
551/4
9
Inc. common...
68% Jan
9
54%
28
25
conv
/!:%'
■
___L—___5
Pacific
&
8
243/4 Mar
■
551/2
45
..^
Transmission
share
17
56% Mar
34 Va Sep
*84
-
71,900
.
940
54 3/4
443/8
—
Thatcher .Glass
23% Mar 29
70
W
85%
./
T
11%
28 V,
*27%
Inc
Thompson
82 Va Mar 31' /
8
*84
300
1,200
Z
% 360
27%
44Va
12%
Transmission
Thiokol Chemical
4
46% Feb
Apr
13%
Corp
Corp
Gas
Gas
$1.25
•;
V
27
20 Va
223/8
i4y8
'
.
1,900
29%
e
1
Corp
issued
Textron
7
15
223/4
353
•
143/e
„
113%
111/2
360
27 Va
Texas Utilities Co
Apr 14
4
3
15% Dec
55%
13%
3511/2
28V4
21 Va
(James)
Aircraft
Texas
11
16
18 Va Mar
551/2
14
14V4
11 %•
11%
44 V,
Wayne Corp..
Inc
Texaco
'4
15 Va Feb
13%
14Va
364
55%
.1060
&
24;,/4. Jan
52 Va Mar
i.
11V,
>358
.25
Pacific Land
19% Feb
7
13%
ny2
360
.4.16%
!
—
Pacific
76%
17
29%
29%
California_!___'_25
America
Co
&
Temco
' 4
17 Va Apr
28%
6Ve
Sub
32 Va Jan
26 Vs Aug
28%
6 3/a
Texas
61% Jan
69% Dec
2
281%
6%
4
26 Va Jan
19% Mar 11
28 3/4
63/s
11
12
21
281/4
1,500
■•z.'yz
v..'1
•-
I
6%
1N0 par
Apr 12
24
22
573/i
6 V,
1
Co..
L
y
57%
10c
Mining
Inc_^__
40%
Jan
573/4
i'<v'
89
Instruments
6
88
573/4
57%
88%
Gulf
May
70'A May
Sep
57%
•
1,100
88%
,.
Texas Gulf "Producing' Co
29 Va Apr
52
17%
88
Thompson Ramo Woodridge Inc—
79
17%
88%
/
Apr 13
28
Dec
*17%
*17V2
Z
'
871/2
Texas
28 V,
14% Oct
17%
15%
291/4
v
15,600
'
14%
n j/4
8,900
-/
151/8
17%
88 V,
.
4
72
213/4
15Vft
8,900
i
87Va
»,
36% Mar
21
27
21%
15
29%
.30 "■
Texas
Jan
108
26%
21
' >• 22%
=—5!-
Texas
Jan
27%
203/4v
15 >
•
55%
Apr 13
193/4
.
263/4
21
x29Va
.
.
7
29% Jan
5
27
15
283/4
355
1
__
TelAutograph
233/4 Feb
31% July 30
30
8
87 Va Mar 14
29% July 30
23
Mar
24
27
20%
200
50
25%
1
58
1334
.
>
49%
27
12.50
When
Va Mar 18
Dec 31
23% Nov
:
>■'•>.-/
1
50%
26%
323/4
4
.
21
28V4
>1
L-1 !
FRIDAY
49%
27%
26 Va
21
•_
15
15
50%
25%
253/4
*15''>/;.15%
17% >17%/
58
*143/4
15
491/4
x27V8
50% >
28V,
1,700
GOOD
22%
>
14
5,600
9,700
,
11,100
81
223%
Jan
Jan
15
*79%
32 Va
Tennessee
19% Jan
7
*14%
V
15
60 Va
81
221/4
Tennessee
219 V4
Jan
60y/4
*791/2
33V4
4
37
8
I6V2 Mar 31
601/4
81
27%
/
Texas
61% Jan .27
27 V, Mar
154
6O74
*79%
22%
13
15Va Feb
16
59%
81
22V2
Mar 23
26% May 18
1
Nov
CL(DSED
32%
Apr
25
Apr
17
EXCHANGE
17%
603/4
22%
37
14'A Mar 10
11.
27
60
•
;. 22V2
323/b Mar 28
27'/a Jun
1734
331/4
14
87
331/4
32%
16%
22 34
Jan
293/a Mar 15
30%
173/4
22 34
15
72 Vs Mar 10
35% Apr
30 7/8
173/4
32%
Talcott
6
87% Aug
21
30%
22V4
Sunshine
14
39 Va July 15
25% Mar 16
193 Va Nov 20
39% Jan 23
71% Oct
:
*17%
3,100
15,700
-
STOCK
•
223/8
7
41 Va Jan
181/4
/
22%
32%
24 Va
1
31V,
18
18
48%
1
313%
30%
32
31%
17%
31%
*1434
100
90
31%
313/4
31
'
100
10,300
17%
31%
•
4,000
'
32%
Symington
15
18Va
28,600
223/a
10 Va Jan
93/4 Mar 21
31%
58%
__i
u
32
31
'
*79 V2
•
20
45%%-2nd pfd series of '55
Sunshine Biscuits Inc....,
53 Va Apr
243/8 Apr
10% Sep
•
30%
__5
_
31%
>.<•
18%
*80
90
*17%
.
common—.1
:
*80
90
18%
32
28
Ve
441/8
*
___2.50
>_
283/4
*83
<•.
*87%
89
273/4
33
31 y4
xl8Va
1
Co
*87
90
32%
f
15••
:s
29
*83
100-
Inc
89
283/4
^.5
common
t
29
*87%
1
com
preferred..
2
Feb
/
100
A__;
44
50%
22%
Swift
14
1% Nov
43%
41%
Inc.:—...____5
Co—(
Sweets
9
14% Mar
43%
43%
43%
22 Va
4
1
1,200
5/a
503/4
25
2-J
42% Apr
11% Jan
4%
4
22 Va
>5
26% Feb
*
Oil
Feb
23
4%
41
...
issued
conv
51 Vo Feb
23
4%
43%
Broadcasting Co
1348 > Jan
Apr 14
Jan
•
4%
50%
7 V, Mar 11
29% Jan
4%
__.No par
15
Mar 29
47%' Aug 21
4%
4,600
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common__l
;--V/4Va% preferred series A__
__25
25
2165
8,900
4%
Chemical Corp common
1 !//
$4.50 series A preferred__i._No par
38% Jan,15
106 Va Feb 20
16
13%
Sun
24% Jan >7
23
131%
43%
Co
Fuller
Sumlktrand
7
8
8
13%
Suburban Gas ____!
Sunbeam; Corp
8
83 V Mar
Apr 12
131/4
4134
Webster...!.!
When
r
$5
4
Feb.
80
•;
6
13V2 Apr
13%
44V4
Studebaker-Packard Corp
4
4
26 Vi Jan
12
&
&
Storer
f
15
a
13V4
41 Va
series
Stores
Drug
Baer
Stone
29% Apr
64 Va Jan
21% Mar 11
•:
Jan
13s/8
43%
•
5
173/4 Jan
25 V, Mar 28
52 Va Feb
19
24 Va Jan
<529
-Mar 21
230
13 y8
41%
(J P) & Co Inc
Stewart-Warnerr Corp
583/a Mar 28
9% Mar 21
74%
44%
Stix
;* 52 Va Feb
12 Va Mar 31
74%
44
Stokley-Van Camp Inc
5%'prior preference
I8V4 Feb
14
Bros
Sterling
1
11
300
74%
41'/a
4
303/i .Jan
74V2
43%
.Stevens
16% Jan
26 Va Mar 24
75%
7
4
Jan
75%
25
25:% Jan
8
76
*75%
6.25
preferred
Sterchi
1
■1
Shares
40 7/8
i_
16%
Apr 12
14 Va Mar
4
33 Va Jan;
-
the Week
Apr. 15
40-/8
convertible ipreferred^._^_20
3 Va %
Friday
Apr. 14
Jersey..!
.Packaging Gorp
Stauifer Chemical
5
Sales for
Thursday
41
6% " convertible
7
53% Jan
Mar 24
20 Va
4
Apr
PRICES
403/4
preferred..1.
20 /
iRy Equip Mfg Co__i
^1- Stanley Warner Corp.—__L—5 Starrett Co (The) L S_
No par
i
65% Jan
8
44 Va
26%
23
29
80
8
27
14% Apr
Jan
SALE
41
> Standard
4
/"• 42% Jan
HIGH
Aur. 13
40%
$1.20 convertible preferred—^.20
(C.
AND
Wednesday
10c
Co_i
Indiana...
New
preferred
Standard
21V, Mar 25
'
33/4%
*.
Tuesday
Apr. 12
Apr. 11
41
41%
___.No par
Co Inc
1
California.-
,
of
4
403/4 Jan
>
Apr 13
65% Feb
5
of
of
Oil
Standard-Oil of.Ohio
33% Apr
•;
8
Mar
30
•
'
4
Nov 25
Apr
3
Oil
Oil
Standard
Par
No par
com
Electric
&
Standard
»
8
36% Jan
102
Apr 14
143A Mar
/,
1
8
Mar 13
29
Gas
Standard
44% Jan
43
Inc
Monday
-
'
$3.50 preferred
Standard Coil Products
4
513/8 Jan
39 Va Mar 11
22
8
21
14
23
22
23
18
13
25
6
2
25
28
28
28
Dec
94
7
Jan
1
Apr 11
'
v-38%' May 29
15V» Mar 20
% Dec
1
< Oct
67
Apr
1
8
17
75 Va Apr
17
Jan
4 Va Mar
-
.% Sep
'5
Oct
20"
.% Dec
Dec
Apr
618
Sep 22
I
May
-
33 % Mar
9% Aug 26
I
'Aug
22
21
325
Dec
:' 33
65
24% Jan
52
4l3/8
12
'
19% Dec
52% Sep
43
25
123A Feb
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
35 Va Feb
303A
12
2
Jan
18
Apr
92
0
311/2 Jan
12% Jan
July
5
29
NEW YORK
Highest
70»A Jan
27
23% May
Oct 23
84
Feb
82 Va
45%
27%
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
'
18
24
11
29
23
17
26
23
7
27
6
27
Dec
37
34Va Nov
85
STOCKS
Previa,!.
1959
Highest
:91/4
9%
93/8
6%
6%
16%
16%
*1
(
1
6 V2
16 V2.
1 '/8
11/8
.
1,400
"
1
,
1,100
6 5/a
6 Va
6%
5,100
16 5/a
16%
16%
15,600
lVa
1 Ve
lVa
3,200
6,300
50
50%
50%
51%
50%
513/8
31%
31%
31VB
31%
*31.%
313/4
36%
37
35%
36%
35%
36
67
87
87 -
87
87
87
26%
26%
26%
27
203/4
27 Vs
1,500
58 3/a
59
61V8
62
611/4
62
7,500
99%
100
-
\
880
/■
■
■
"
'
8,300
'
240
'
1
-
97%
100%
100%
1531/2
7,800
102%
153
1531/2
1
153%
153%
6Vs
6%
*28%
30
*152
.
6...
*28%
6%
30
5%
*28i%.
30
210
12,700
;
6
..
_
-
100
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1688)
NEW YORK. STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. 1
9% Sep 22
14% Apr
10
17
28
44% May 28
40 % Oct
9
26% Dec
23
35% Apr
8 Mi Jan
2
10
Jan
29
Jan
29% Oct
30
40
Dec
23
76
9
Jan
45% Feb
69% July
10
142% Sep
24
33% Jan
7
42% Jan
36%
50
Jan
9
50% Mar 12
26
17% Jan
23
21
37% Feb
2
100
Mar
12% Jan
•
;
5
145% Apr
1
11
24% Jan
Mar
14
36
Feb
Jan
l5'/4 Jan
8
U
S
8
12%
Jan
4
Feb
12
7% Feb
69% Mar
46
60% Aug 28
Mar 30
Dec
45
Aug
157
9
7
Apr
971/4 Dec
10
10
Dec"21
28%
"8%
8%
"8%
23%
23%
23%
29%
54
16%
Corp
noncu
1
2nd pfd-5
8
51% Jan
4
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
5
59
7
Universal
Jan
6
159
Apr 13
72
Feb
12
111
Apr 14
14
44% Apr
Universal
Match
6
31% Apr
Universal
Oil
12
29% Feb
17
28% Jan
5
Pictures Co Inc com
84
Jan
16
70% Feb
16
37% Apr
6
76% Mar 14
Universal
17
40
Feb
9
50
July 29
41% Feb
16
49%
Apr 13
Upjohn
31
Jun
9
36% Feb
32% Feb
2
36 %
Feb 19
Utah Power &
40
9
44
18
24% Jan
34
Mar
Jan
5
27
47% Aug 27
16
42
9% Jan
2
13% July 28
11
Jan
20
13% Mar 15
22% Jan
2
30% Nov
26% Feb
12
33% Apr
31% Jan
5
36% Apr
17
31% Feb 26
53
23
39% Jan
12
38% Mar 11
26% Sep 21
Jan
Nov
26
5
~4% Dec~29
11% Jan
5
76
96% Dec
4
Oct
22
19% Jan
2
35% May 25
107
Mar 20
82% Nov 25
33 % Jun
39% Mar
9
108
Jan
4
5
25 %
80 %
35%
Van
Apr 11
Varian
58
Apr 14
Vendo
Raalte
Co
79%
144 %
24
23%
23%
78
81
36
35
30%
28%
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EXCHANGE
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51,300
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35%
50
48%
49%
48%
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300
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47%
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3%
3%
3%
3%
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92%
94
91%
92%
3,200
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92%
com—No par
22%
23 %
22%
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22%
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22
22
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Va-Carolina Chemical
Apr 14
89
Jan
15
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5
Virginia Elec & Power Co com
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8
$5
29
81% Mar 23
18
85% Jan
11
$4.20
80
91% Mar 17
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1,800
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36%
Vick Chemical Co
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15
23%
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6
7
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16
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144
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11
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$4.04 preferred
78% Oct
49%
14,400
1
Jan
4
81% Dec
34
49%
5
5
———
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18
33%
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30%
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10
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101
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91
,
28
46%
78
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1
preferred
9
34% Jan
97%
42%
56%
159%
—
1
Light Co
$2.28 convertible
7
Apr 12
6% Jan
56%
1
——
-
9
Feb
21% Mar
42%
Van Norman Industries Inc com_2.50
50
3% Mar 18
76
98% Dec
79
Apr 14
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/
74
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100
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co—
Vanadium Corp of America—
5
34% Jan
NOV
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4%% preferred—
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54%
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91
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91
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81%
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29%
29
com_No par
Tobacco
preferred
71
Sep~21
144
23%
251/4 Oct
18%
80%
100
40% Mar
14
7
41%
29%
45%
78
54%
148
35
36%
49% /49%
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54 %
54%
47% Feb
8%
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148
Apr
29%
148
common
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24
76%
23%
29%
45%
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24
29%
45%
the
Apr. 15
28%
8%
5
41% Apr
34% Mar 24
146
28%
8%
23%
29 %
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United!Whelan Corp common—30c
$3.50 convertible preferred-'—100
Mar 18
"73
8
39%
Sales for
Friday
Apr. 14
10%
103/4
'38%
39%
28%
Vitamin
Stores $4.20
Thursday
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No par
Co
"38
39%
PRICES
28%
noncumulative preferred—25
& Pharmaceutical—_1
Tobacco
United
Apr 12
; Mar 31
11% April
'
S
V.
Apr. 13
10%
10%
8%
common
Corp
"38
SALE
Wednesday
*8%
1st preferred
United Stockyards
91
9
U
10%
39%
28%
100
1
Min com—50
.—50
Co
non-cum
7%
24% Mar 29
83
Rubber
Shoe
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.
5
5
1
100
preferred series B
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;; 7% preferred"
U S Steel Corp common
7% preferred
i—
6
5
May 20
53% Oct 19
S
S
28
10%
;
v*
Monday, April 18, I960
.
10
Playing Card Co
Plywood Corp common—
8%
U
8
34
14
81
14
19
26% Mar 11
34% Jan
15% Mar 16
2
30
Oct
30
5
Apr 12
Feb
1031/4 Jan
791/4 Mar
139% Jan
28
S
U
5
26% Mar
153
S
3%%
15
64
37% Mar
26% Jan
71
Jan
149% Feb
7
Jan
47% Jan-
6
Dec
U
19
4
7
Jan
U
19
771/3 Feb
35
24
22
8% Jan
4
50% Jan
29
29% Sep
14 V, Feb
7
Jan
8
26
Jan
Oct
33% Oct
80
5
144
108% Aug 31
88% May 7
138% Sep 21
22% Dec
27
54% Feb
47
—1
common—
8% Jan
38% Feb
19
Co
Lines
26% Jan
491/4 Mar
7
154% Aug 10
27'/a Sep 30
45% Nov
6
S
*38
A
Tuesday
Apr. 12
10%
10%
;
Apr. 11
1
50
common
series
8
75
19
Jun
U
29% Jan 25
Inc
preferred
43»/4 Mar
58% May 18
99
Industries
S
4%%
4% % preferred
U S Pipe & Foundry Co
7% Mar
21
39 % Oct
Mar 31
U
15
22
Jan
21% Mar 9
28% Mar 15
26
18
13% Jan
40
26% Mar 10
20
24% Jun
5
Jan
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
...
20% Mar
9
II% Marli
15% Jan
4
4
21% Mar
9
15% Mar 10
19
Jan
4
5%
87% Jan
2
96% Feb
20
90% Feb
9
96% Jan
2
103% Feb
11
98% Jan
4
94% Apr
8
102% Apr 14
102
101
"81
83
"81
83
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83
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87
*85
86%
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86 %
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87
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84
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84
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1
common
preferred
53/a% preferred
11%
16
100
—
preferred
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rr
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11%
11%
11%
12
16 Va
♦16%
11%
16%
3,100
16%
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94%
94%
94%
94%
94%
80
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102%
101%
101 Va
102%
102%
60
67%
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67%
11%
16%
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94%
94%
101%
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•*•
680
83
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_100
Materials
900
102
100
convertible
6%%
3%
——100
preferred
Vulcan
15% Dec
100
preferred
$4.12
87% Mar 16
Sep 29
12% Nov 11
39%
102
3%
101%
11%
100
V/
W
66% Sep 25
76% Mar 11
68
40
46 % Nov
30
35%
21
21
16
Jan
4
17%
Apr 14
Waldorf System
55% May 11
45
Jan
14
54%
Apr 13
41% July 29
52% July 20
35% Mar
Walgreen Co
Walker (Hiram) G & W
41
1
47 % Feb
18% May 19
10%
Apr 14
15% Jan
4
18'A Aug 24
12% Mar 11
86% Mar 22
15% Jan
15
89% Jan
7
8
10% Jan
18
9
45% Apr
4
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
21% Mar
2
Warner Co
Dec
17
14% Jan
2
43% Sep 21
33% Mar 30
39
Sep 22
11% Nov
4
12% May 19
83% Dec 29
8% Dec
16
24% Jan
8
.
94
Apr
Feb
20
12% July 22
50
Aug 21
26
28% Apr
48
Jun
12
46
Sep
11
41% Jun
9
65% Aug 21
54% May 4
48% Jan 12
20
Oct
36% Feb
9
26'A Jan
12
3% Jan
21
31% May 25
44% Nov 11
16% Dec 30
33
Jun
19
85% Dec 28
7
48% May 4
317A Feb 24
8% Jun 30
40% Nov
30
50
Apr 29
23% July 8
38% Apr 24
102
Apr 13
Apr
Apr 14
Feb
7% Mar
37% Mar
17
Feb
51
Feb
45% Mar
39% Jan
40
9
Jan
10
Wabash
RR
25
Wagner
Electric
4
Wallace
25
Ward
4
Jan
Jan
37% Apr
27
West
West
8
39
West
4.20%
4.10%
56% Jan
8
.4
Western
33% Mar 30
17
100% Aug 12
Electric
Auto
31
31% Mar 28
37
Jan
6
16% Apr
4
43% Apr 14
21% Feb
19
Western
Dec~17
57
Jan
13
Western
Union
26% Mar
32% Jan
5
Nov
24
7
2
28
Sep 21
65% Sep 28
37 % Dec
24
40% Mar 30
97
7
Jun
Jan
15
7
24% Jan
7
36
6
Jan
17% Jan 23
36
Sep 22
32 % Jan
6
88%
112
Jan"29
Feb
11
66% July 7
98% Mar 13
48
39 %
26%
July
6
78
May 26
53% Mar 20
66% Dec
22
102% Mar 11
14
July 23
28% July 21
8
Apr
57% Jan
Apr
Apr
6
Mar
8
82% Jan
7
Apr 14
10% Apr
'
6
26 Va Mar 29
1
27% Apr
52% Jan
8
4
28% Jan
4
43%
par
*19%
par
convertible
Motor
Mfg
Co
White
18%
59%
57
58%
57 %
19%
58%
47
46%
46%
46%
46%
800
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
3,700
*40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
300
27%
27%
27%
1,200
5%
5%
5%
6,100
19%
19%
*27
5%
5%
36
36
36
35%
36
36
45%
45%
45-%
45%
45%
45%
45%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13V4
13%
13%
36%
37
36%
37
36%
37
36%
37
93%
93%
93%
93%
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86%
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83%
82
5
40 %
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94
41
40%
95
24%
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24%
15«
31%
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30%
32%
32%
81%
42%
42%
30%
96%
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24%
24
%
32%
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30%
30
32%
98
30 %
47%
48%.
47%
47%
45%
48 Va
43%
45%
28%
29%
28%
29 %
28%
29 Va
287/a
29%
52%
80
20
common
1
100
84%
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51%
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29%
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53%
52%
84%
105
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51%
50%
95%
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30
29%
67
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41
41%
52%
53 %
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40%
53%
53%
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105
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67
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41%
52
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52%
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1
10%
10%
11 Va
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28
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27% ;
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27%
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46%
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46%
*46
46%
11%
10%
11 %
24%
25%
24
24%
24
24
39
39%
38
38%
38
38 Va
82% Feb
10
41
41%
27% Feb
26
14
11% Feb
12
42 % Jan
4
129
Mar 25
36% Feb
119
Jan
5
25
14% Mar 30
52% Apr
39% Jan
122
Jan
27% Jan
9
28% Dec 31
25% Feb
36% Mar
6
26
Feb
53% Jan
67% Dec
31
59
Mar
8
67% Jan
8
66
9
26
59% Nov 19
84% July 15
83
Dec
50% Mar
7
94% Feb
79
Nov
80% Mar 10
18
2
92% Aug 14
12% July 24
39% July 8
49% Jun 24
25% Jun 24
20% Mar
38
25%
25%
14%
14%
50%
14
1
com
10
6% preferred
100
Wisconsin Public Service Corp—10
Woodward Iron Co
10
14
Jan
6
37% Jan
6
4
23 Va Jan
7
49%
48%
(F W) Co
10
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No
Youngstown Steel Door
10
17%
54%
85%
51
95%
28
40%
51%
*100
-
*26%
46
X24
38%
'
—
2,700
3,600
74,400
7,900
46,900
100
6,800
410
10,200
1,665
4,200
11%
5,600
28
46%
200
24%
1,800
38%
41%
40%
41%.
80%
80%
25%
14%
*25%
26
25Va
25%
13%
14
13%
13%
49%
48
48%
X48%
38%
38'/a
38 %
37%
38%
37%
121 %
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121%
121%
121%
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38
122%
27
27
26%
27
26%
27
26%
27
26%
26%
26%
26%
64%"
26%
26%
26%
26%
64%
'
52
82 Va
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65
.
40%
41
*120%
64%
' '
100%
*81
49%
'
67
83
•
13
138% Jan
*80%
25%
Woolworth
10% Jan
41%
82
10
Worthington Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4%% series
100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
24
41%
"80%
10c
Inc
6
8% Feb
30% Apr
4
8
Industries
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
4
1
24% Apr
104% Mar
Sep
8
Windsor
4
Apr
78
5
No par
No par
Jan
85% Apr
85% Jan
1
148
27% Apr
30% Jan
7
preferred
1,900
.
*
1
Wilson-Jones Co
26%
*65
11
7,700
105
50%
50
preferred
53%
*831/2
*103
28 Va
95%
.
32
17%
51%
20
common
*30
51
51%
67
54%
105
5
46% Sep
1
40% Jan 23
30%
10
Wilson & Co Inc common
14% Dec
30
2.50
Wilcox Oil Co
2
33
98
17%
White Stores Inc
17
32%
*94%
17%
100
•
152,200
17%
6.25
30
24%
17%
32
—
30
6,100
96%
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*30
—
%
18
32
70
43
24%
32%
6,500
I-
81%
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98
290
1,100
=
94
82
%
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1,900
86%
42
24%
&
98
*30%
24%
94
*84%
32
preferred
(The S S)
1,900
36
45%
Mar 30
$4.25
14,200
19%
58%
»
Feb
19
2,800
17%
com
140
1,900
43%
*30%
preference
convertible
43
1,900
FRIDAY
8
35%
.
5
series B
Sewing Machine
Prior
$3
-
7%
7,000
GOOD
47
47
40
6% Jan
9
42%
43
39% Jun
10
42 %
31% Mar 10
1
11
29% Feb
58%
7%
51% Mar 11
23% Jan
31 % Feb
19%
56%
46%
7%
42%
43%
7%
45% Sep
16
114% Jan
7
19% Nov 10
19%
7%
100
5%% preferred—
h
45% Apr
23 % Apr
Mar 31
9% Nov 23
42%
8
100
Brake
preferred
White. Dental
White
8
51% July 23
Sep
2
4%%
22
14 Va Jan
88
Sep 30
23% Jun 22
7%
100
Telegraph
Electric
100% Feb 25
6
29
35% Sep 22
88
No par
Air
20
67% Jan
27
2
118
Jan
44% Jan
«,
50% Mar 28
6
July
19% Oct
68
noncum
3.80%
34% Jan 22
2
37 Va Mar 14
99% Jan
88
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred.
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
96% Jan 27
Mar
88
com„No par
2nd preferred
40
Westinghouse
1
93% Mar
64
88
Ry
Westinghouse
7
103
4%
6
85
1
30% Nov
9
Western Maryland
6
4
36% Feb
8
79% Mar 15
78
37% Jan
9
Feb 17
77% Jan
103
88%
1
Pacific RR
Dec" 29
88
100
Dec
52% May
92% Jan
89%
"88
5
Supply Co com
35
77%
13%
%
53%
103
10%
12%
4
Inc_
29% Jan
45%
10%
12%
—v
32% NOV 17
38% Mar 18
10%
12%
100
Air Lines
31
27% Sep 22
43%
10%
12%
2.50
com
Co
Co
35% Dec
8
43%
10%
12%
50
Coal
4.80% preferred
29% Mar
2,500
44
10%
12%
10
4%% preferred
Rights
CLOSED
43%
10%
Pharmaceutical—1
Power 4%% pfd
preferred series B
preferred series C
Western
& Apr 1
44%
44
12%
5
West Va Pulp & Paper common
95
Apr 11
35% Jan
4
17
23% Apr ,; 8
% Apr 14
2,100
10%
1
Penn
8
82% Mar 15
EXCHANGE
43%
100
Kentucky
500
1,900
37%
1
Corp
3,200
STOCK
1
Knitting Mills
Penn
26%
2.50
4.80% preferred
4
14
Nov 24
44
Inc
2
Dec
31
36%
27%
61
29
37
5%
8
Dec
36%
common
Warner-Lambert
Mar 24
95
37%,
Co
Baking Co
6% preferred
Ward Industries
4
29% Feb
37
27%
Jan
July 22
37%
5%
94
38
37%
27%
86
8
No par
5%
1
23% Jan
54
27%
17
92% Feb
53%
1
4
14
54%
5
19
Mar 31
54
Welbilt Corp
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
82'A Feb
Apr
54
14
78% Jan
38
53%
7"% Jan
6
101
54
17
17
7
17%
53%
40%
Apr
31
17
41%
May
Dec
35%
17%
41
91
Jan
37%
*16%
40%
90
93
36%
16%
5
29
26
37%
16%
Wayne
47
Mar
36%
16%
Waukesha Motor Co
23
May
Tiernan
68
37%
16%
4
Sep
42
*'"*65
37%
15
38% Jan
Jan
68
15
30 % Jan
27
87
^6Jf *'*
100
No par
10
45% Jan
78 % Dec
79
preferred
Corp
4
12% Mar 22
33% Jan
4%%
Washington Gas Light Co—No
Washington Water Power
No
4
44% Jan
&
Walworth
59% Apr 12
48% Jan
5
8
8
Apr 12
Feb
7
'
42% Jan
5% Feb
32
44% Jan
20
39 % Mar
27%
73% Mar
7
900
8,200
100
1,100
3,600
5,600
5,200
10
1,400
1,700
10,500
2,600
64%
65V4
56%
64%
56%
65%
55%
55%
55%
55%
54%
85%
55%
85%
85%
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861/4
78%
85%
78%
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86%
78%
78%
78%
9%
78%
1,000
9%
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9%
9%
1,200
32
32%
5
25%
25%
par
108%
112%
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20%
21
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25%
108
20%
32%
25%
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21
78
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32%
25%
108
20%
9'/4
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50
33%
19,300
25'/a
108%
107%
109
1.100
14.200
20%
20%
21
1,100
32%
26
32%
25%
17,900
Number 5943
191
Volume
.
,
The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
(1689)
25
Bond Record from the New York Stock
Exchange
FRIDAY—WEEKLY
Range
Lowest
Highest
86.8
*
,
o'i
96.12 Feb
18
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
8~6~.8 Apr~llc
96.12 Feb
-
10
Monday
18
Apr. 12
Low
Oct
1
1969
High
*99.2
41/4s____May 15 1975-1985
4s
Tuesday
Apr. 11
EXCHANGE
99.8
Low
Wednesday
*00
Thursday
Apr. 13
Low
High
99.8
*99
*98.30
99.8
99.2
♦98.30
99.6
1
1980
*96.4
96.12
*96.4
1974
96.12;
•96.10
15
96.18
*95.22
95.30
*95.22
95.30
*95.24
96
88.8
*88.10
Feb
3%sJ—Jun
15
15
1990
♦88.4,88.12.
1978-1983
86.8
♦88
86.8
♦85.8
85.16
99.6
96.14
96
*87.30
88.6
88.18
*85.12
,
Bonds($)
99.4
*96.6
*95.24
,
the Week
High
99.4
*98.28
*98.26
Feb
Nov
Sales for
Apr. 15
Low
High
*98.28
4s
.3%s_^.r.
Friday
Apr. 14
Low
High
3%s
85.20
♦85.4
85.12
2,000
3%s
May
15
1985
*85.4
3s
Feb
15
1964
♦95.28
Aug
15
1966
*94.4
94.10
*94.4
94.10
*94.10
Feb
94.16
*94
15
1995
94.6
*83.18
83.26
*83.18
83.26
*83.28
84.4
*83.22
83.30
*98
98.4
*97.3
98.2
*98.2
98.6
*97.30
98.2
♦98.22
98.30
*98.18
98.26
*98.22
98.30
*98.18
98.26
*93.4
93.8
3s_
3s.
2%s___
_Sep
2%s-
Dec
25/as
2%s
15
15 1961
1960-1965
Feb
15
1965
15
1961
*89.2
_Nov
2%s____Jun
15
2%s—1-,
Aug
2%s
Dec
85.12
96
*97.8
1962-1967
7
15
15
*92.30
1963
97.12:
*94.18
*85.24
15
1964-1969
Dec
15
1964-1969
*85.6
2%s
Mar
15
1965-1970
*85.2
2%s
Mar
15
1966-1971
*84.4
2Vis
2 Vis
Jun
15
1967-1972
*84.4
Sep
15
1967-1972
*82.28
Dec
15
1967-1972
*84.4
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2V4s
Treasury 2 Vis
Jun
15
1959-1962
*96
15
1959-1962
*65.2
85.10
*95.28
96
*93.10
93.14
*93
97.14
*97.6
97.10
89.18
*88.30
89.6
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94.24
*94.16
94.20
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87.6
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36.26
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86.6
♦85.18
85.14
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1960
FRIDAY
.
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94.22
87.4
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84.12
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93.2
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85.4 Jan 20
93.24 Nov 10
Nov 13
6
93.24 Nov
Highest
lT ■
Apr
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
GOVERNMENT BONDS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
for Year 1959
Lowest
YEARLY
—
99.6
103.16
-
'
International Bank for
*
'♦95.8
95.12
Reconstruction & Development
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-Feb
4%s_
15
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1
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1961
—
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101.8
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-
-
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4 Vis
94.16 Aug 14
93.16 May 20
96
Jan
7
94.16 Aug 14
93.16 May 20
Dec
1973
*99.16
100.16
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100.16
4 Vis—
Jan
1977
*98.24
99.16
*98.16
99.16
*98.16
1978
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96
*94.16
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1
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.
96
'
Jan
15
1979
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15
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96
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1975
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1960
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Oct
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83
2
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15
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Feb
been admitted
15
1962
to Stock
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Exchange dealings.
(Range for Week Ended April 15)
Thursday
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock
Period
Exchange
A-,
■
New York
Week's Range
Last
or
Sale Price
Thursday
Thursday's
Bonds
Bid & Asked
AA
Low
••••
High
7.7/
Range since
Sold
No.
Low
Brazil
High
City
Interest
Last
Week's Range
or Thursday's
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BONDS
New York Stock
Jan. 1
«
Sale Price
Bid & Asked
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(continued)—
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series
No.
11
June-Dec
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series
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12
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15—__i._
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series
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16
.-
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1980
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25
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28——
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30
f
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1948
§ A External
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•
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•
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1961
1953
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1961
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(1690)
26
Monday, April 18, 1960
...
RECORD (Range for Week Ended April 15)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
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v
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BONDS
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loan
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June-Dec
1972
—
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107
93%
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7
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April-Oct
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part
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paid 1968
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r
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97
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see page 29.
86%
'
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79
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80
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1978
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conv.
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7
70
—
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64
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1961
—
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—
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to
1
57
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&
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58
7"
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„
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external
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50
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__
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1
61
98
*97%
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78
—
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2094
loan 1968
2%)
—
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1956
2.25%)
dollar
to
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conv
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90%
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2s
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A
1936 stamped pursuant to
(interest reduced to 2.5%)
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89%
__
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—May-Nov
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reduced to 2%) 2012—
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71
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26
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—
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8s
78
1967
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84
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.
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A
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to
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1979
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237
1962
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conv
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50
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198
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—
43
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51
4s ',1995.
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—
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88%
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1977
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&
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Ry
1979
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134
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80%
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89
107
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109
107
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conv
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79
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97
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120
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89
1982—May-JVou
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conv
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87
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91
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1979
June-Dec
81
&
&
&
&
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refunding 2%s series P 1981
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2
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77
81'A
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74
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74
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ref
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1990
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103
1985—June-Dec
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99
98
99
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76
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t
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82 3A
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mtge 4'As series AA 1986—June-Dec
&
1st
58
81%
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ser
X
ser
1st
87'/a
1983
79
refunding 27As series T 1976
June-Dec
refunding mtge 3%s ser U '85_June-Dec
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110
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First & refunding 3'As series R 1982
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2
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27
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83
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95'A
93'A
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refunding 3s series J 1970
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76
89 Ya
91%
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June-Dec
Fiist
90
-
— —
73
,
30%
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-
1977
Telephone
Paper
82
76
II
56%
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RR—
352
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debentures
Bell
Owens-Illinois
84
77
--
73
May
32%
13
•
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First
120
82
*87 Ya
1991—-May
14%
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Marie-
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Texas
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Missouri
!
f
s
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58
30%
-
First
Minneapolis-Moline Co—
Minnesota
32
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99%
——
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56%
55%
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1st
82%
83
—
69
50 3A
58
mortgage
Edison
1st
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Oklahoma
81
100%
81
35
~
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54
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96%
68
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84
x
58
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101%
126
84
99
65%
84
Ohio
84
25
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Feb-Aug
War-Sept
1975
debentures
4%s
mortgage
conv
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82'A
65'A
83
1974—Feb-Aug
1986
1988
2%s
mortgage
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1991
1st
Northrop
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97%
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1973
4'As
4s
Northrop Aircraft Inc 4s
Corp—
debentures
fund
77%
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84'/4
1982
1984
mortgage
(Wise)
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Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3'As 1969—War-Sept
1st
mortgage 27/es 1969
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1st mortgage 3%s 1969
War-Sept
37/8s
70
67%
64
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first
mortgage
83%
80'A
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1st mortgage 2%s
1980—
Feo-Aug
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April-Oct
f
80%
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—
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Feb-Aug
1972
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75
1977
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States
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62
82
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59
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77'A
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77
83
54
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1972—Way-Nov
1980
2047
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1978
debentures
1
Jan
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62
81
77%
82
64
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1984
4s
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75
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3'As
trust
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85
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1997—Quar-Jan
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4s
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1978—
1979
prior lien
Ry
3s
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94%
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1977
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lien
1978
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.
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debentures
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General
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debs
5 'As
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debentures
f
s
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debentures
debentures
5'As
5'As
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s
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1977
debentures
f
s
4%s
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2%s
,
s
4%s
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.
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1987
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1979
1984
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conv
2%s
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and
Northern
31
57
77'A
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77%
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Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Oct
general & ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sept
ref 4'As series A 1974_
War-Sept
Natural Gas 3%s s f debs 1973_May-ZVou
f
debentures
1973
1
May-Nou
f
64
62
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mortgage
s
89%
86
51%
19
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4'As
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86
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1982
3'/aS
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*
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mortgage
1st
gold 3s
1983
1972
1974
104
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mtge 3%s ser I 2003
second
3'As
debentures
debentures
102
April-Oct
mtge 3%s ser H 2003
refund
mortgage
f
95%
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20
55
Central
Northern
104
April-Oct
refund mtge 3%s ser F 2003
refund mtge 27As ser G 2003
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—April-Oct
April-Oct
1983_
conv
General
57
3'As
s
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Louis
mortgage
General
105%
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i
2%s 1980—
2%s 1980--
3 'As
63
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mortgage
3'As
30
34
Gas 4%s debentures 1982
April-Oct
Co 3%s ser D 1976_June-Dec
<P) Co 3s debentures 1963
April-Oct
debentures 1976
First & refund
mortgage
General
23 »A
67
Star
&
General
General
50%
8
33%
Lorillard
54
-
1975_War-Sept
1993_April-Oct
&
53%
25
•64 y2
Long Island Lighting
62%
53 Ya
54
54
A 2007—Jan-July
ser
48'A
5
May
89%
4s
52'A
35
29%
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Way-Nov
&
64i/a
45%
41'A
31
30
May
Way-Nov
First
,
4%s
27%
94%
60
57
91
Mohawk Power Corp—
Niagara
80
98
;
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2'A
'96%
f debs '76_June-Dec
s
1976
debentures
94%
v
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1980
3%s
117'A
115
94'A
Way-Nov
May
2003
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
4.50s
388%
8b %
88%
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2003
91
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62
mtge
Susquehanna & Western RR—
1st
mtge 4s 1994
1st
.ASeries E 4%s contingent interest 2003
A Series
F 5s contingent interest 2003
Aircraft
97 ya
88%
Jan-July
contingent interest 2003
debentures
97 y8
&
18
62 Ya
—Way-Nov
Light first mtge 2%s
Putnam first consol gtd 4s
Norfolk &
1974
2003
fixed interest
96%
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.
Feb-Aug
"
ASeries D 4s
50
93%
Y
Y
93'A
61'/a
•/<
&
refunding
Power
Y
93
55
Way-Nov
1973
Jan-July
1st & cons mtge 4s ser A 2004
Jan-July
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N
Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3yas series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981—Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989—April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 3%s series I 1996—April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 4'As series J 1991—Way-Nov
Fefunding mortgage 4'As series K 1993—Jan-July
mtge bonds—
interest
fixed
1984
50
"93 %
series A
4s
1973
Hartford RR—
B
Haven
&
71
April-Oct
Way-Nov
—Ja n-July
—Ja n-July
2043
2043—:
A
B
Term
Y)—
(N
consol
gen
fixed
A
Co
extended
4'As
Lehigh Valley RR
to
N
N
78
96%
•98
,
Lake Shore & Mich South gold 3Vis '97—June-Dec
Coal Si Navigation 3 Vis A 1970—April-Oct
Lehigh Valley Coal Co 1st & ref 5s stp *64_Feb-Aug
1st & ref 5s stamped 1974—
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
extended
56
79%
78
75,.
96 %
88
"50%
.
Lehigh
mortgage -5s
N
75%
4
77%
81%
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81'A
79
West
series
New
Y
4s
&
63'A
70
93
AGeneral mtge conv inc 4'As ser A 2022
May
Harlem River & Port Chester 4'As A '73_Jan-July
79
77%
,
St
N
101% 105%
"81
April-Oct
Jan-July
Jan-July
Stamped 1961
Jan-July
Plain 1961
Jan-July
4'As unguaranteed 1961
Jan-July
Kimberly-Clark
Corp
33As
1983
Jan-July
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997—April-Oct
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964_.
April-Oct'
tAKreuger & Toll 5s certificates 1959
War-Sept
3s
86
Airlines—
conv
Kansas
Lone
Lack
Y
4'As
75'A
86
—
"86
City Power & Light 2%s 1976
June-Dec
Kansas City Southern Ry 3V4s ser C 1984_June-Dec
'
N
118
series
series
4s
Mortgage
84'A
84'A
Y
209
62%
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1975
Connecting RR 27/as series B
& Harlem gold 3'As 2000—
Y
Mortgage
95'A
94
103% 105%
104
1976—War-Sept
1975
N
•84
„
60'A
59%
62%
Refunding mortgage 3'As series E 1980—June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F
1986
April-Oct
4'As income debentures 1989
June-Dec
87%
219%
71'A
77'A
70%
1998—Feb-Aug
1998 Feb-Aug
Cent colalteral gold 3'As
York Chicago & St Louis—
New
99 'A
73'A
—
63
Jan-July
Michigan
100%
96
\ Kansas
-
Lake
~8
' I
,
Hudson River RR—
mortgage 3'As 1997
Shore collateral gold 3'As
First
KLM
4%s
,
99'A
99%
Low
__
59%
April-Oct
1980
6s
trust
78
•i—
Jan. 1
No.
*77'A
Feb-Aug
General
N
1978
conv
84
;
!
Co—
A 1998
RR
series
4s
N Y Central &
82
83 ya
87'A
War-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
Central
Collateral
232
81%
10
98
215'A
Jersey
Refunding & impt 4'As series A 2013—April-Oct
Refunding & Impt 5s series C 2013
April-Oct
72%
71
82
99 V#
Jan-July
sub debs '83 May-Nov
Manufacturing 3%s debs
Kanawha
"
83%
Corp—
1987
4'As
Central Power
71%
100'A 100'A
1977
series A 1977
3%s
Jersey
Consolidated
"83 %
Feb-Aug
Pipe Line Co—
I-T-E Circuit Breaker
Jersey
232
82
Jan-July
Chemical
conv
debentures
New
83%
71 'A
Jan-July
1987
Credit
&
71 Vi
Mar-Sept/
1989—
debentures
f debentures
s
4'As
Jersey
York
"83
80'A
83
"76%
War-Sept
1982
1981
1st
,
New
26
Jan-July
1st
3Yas
New
82%
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—
Range since
Sold
High
*21 Ye
Bell Telephone 3'As 1988
Jan-July
Junction RR 4s 1986
Feb-Aug
Power & Light 3s 1974
Mar-Sept
Orleans Term
1st mtge 3%s 1977—May-Nou
80'A
73'A
76%
New
79
•80
mortgage
3 Vis
Low
New
Bonds
Bid & Asked
High
"81
Telephone 23/4S series A 1981—Jan-July
3s series B
1978
June-Dec
consol mtge 3%s ser A 1979—May-NotJ
Consol mortgage 3%s series B 1979
May-Noo
Consol mortgage 33As series
C 1974—May-JVoo
1st
mortgage 3'As
series G
1980
Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 3%s series H 1989
Mar -Sept
First
Thursday's
or
Sale Price
^80
Bell
111 Cent
1
Low
Last
Period
New York Slock Exchange
Jan. 1
No.
High
Interest
BONDS
Range since
Sold
Bid & Asked
Low
Illinois
Bonds
Thursday's
or
Week's Range
Thursday
Week's Range"
9 3'A
105'A
92
99
104'A
100
74V2
70
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lien
40-year
Prior
4s
series
series
lien
ACum
5'As
5s
4'As
1962—„__Jan-July! < vJ
1962
Jan-July
^
B
D
5s
income
1978
A
ser
debs
1967-
*59
_ApriZ-Oct
59
Jan-July
Pacific RR Co Reorganization issues—
1st mortgage 4'As series B Jan 1 1990
1st
mtge
Gen
5s
4'As
coll
Mohawk
&
debentures
trust
-
Ry
Railroad
6s
3'As
inc
4s
gtd 3'As
Tel
&
Tel
2007
2000
2%s
Gas
5'As
conv
1st
1st
'
5s
s
New
;
England
guaranteed
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3s
*
Tel &
debentures
3s
debentures
•
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Tel
4'As
1970
107
54
52%
52%
53'A
334
52'A
90'A
93%
63
66
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1982
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registered 2361
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80
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1994
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88
5
103
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Westchester
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99
98
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1970
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mortgage
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debs
income
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1963
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1
16
87
1971
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1976
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1982
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77
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28
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84
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1983
debs
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1989
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1967
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72%
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75
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88
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1976
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1978
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98
75%
—
113% 115%
_June-Dec
Map-Nov
23/4s 1970
coll trust 3%s 1971
mtge & coll trust 3y2s 1972
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1st
122
85%
80
91
111
.
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debs series A Jan 2006—;
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debentures
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ii
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90
-
'
*
/
75
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78%
1975_ApriZ-Oct
1968
mtge
43/8s
"
'
111
1997
82%
*72%
V
—April-Oct
33/4s I960—June-Dec
1986
& coll tr 2%s 1980
3%s 1982
Union Oil of California 23/4s debs 1970
92
90
__
*88
April-Oct
A
82%
82%;
_Feb-Aup
mtge
1st
1st
*91%
—
June-Dec
1980—.
31
June-Dec
1982
mortgage and coll trust 23/4s
1st
-
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Ry. Co—
series
3%s
Co
debentures
1st
inc 4 Vis ser A Jan 2022
series
4s
95'A
mm'mm
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1961
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Electric Co of Missouri 33/8s 1971—Map-Nov
United
*95%
__
Jan-July
1996—
6s
Francisco
85 %
95
78%
78%
Pacific—
Ohio Cent ref and impt
Tol &
152%
'
3s series A 1971_
Mar-Sept
Adirond'k.lst gold 5s 1996-Jan-July
gold
St Louis-San
1
122
2y2s series C 1991_Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4y»s s f debs 1973—.1—April-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 23/4s 1966—ApriZ-Oct
33/8s
debentures
1977
Mar-Sept
Power
St Lawrence &
Oil
Tidewater
2%s
Saguenay
78%
88 %
—June-X>ec
3%s 1974
813/,
78 %
88
95
E 1985—Jan -July
ser
Products 4%s debs
Thompson
115%
78
'
88 y8
1990—April-Oct
gold 5s 2000
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of New
RR
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Refunding
.
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108
78%
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1977
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275
114% 115 V2
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82
89
,
953/4
102%
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Jan-July
April-Oct
Map-Nov
Map-Nov
1983_
3%s series C
M
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115%
series B 1970—April-Oct
refund M 3V4s
Pacific-Missouri
Texas
90
80
5., .,87
t-
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2%s series D 1985
and refund
&
I.
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St
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Corp—;
3y4s series J T969_
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of
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and
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89,,.
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1979J
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debentures 1965
3s
90
89
June-Dec
1979
notes
Assn
New
95
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Jan-July
1971
1972
831%
941/8
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1st mtge 6s
833/4
80
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Jan-July
1966-
1981
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27
1
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156
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83
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May-Nov
Feb-Aug
.
100
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1978
109
95
44
and
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96
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152 Vi
A
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31
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115
90
—
103
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81
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Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs ,1973
April-Oct
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Feb-Aug
series
1011/2 102
99
991%
1973
debentures
debs
notes
capital
94%
99%
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Corp of America
Reading Co first & ref 3
5Vis
debs
debentures
(James)
5'/as
100%
84
81
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Rhine-Westphalia Electric Power 'Corp—
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^Consolidated mortgage 6s 1955
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Co
52
98%
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82%
'
98
".
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2%s
33/4s
Co
1982
4'/4s
3%s
debentures
Talcott
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&
2%s
93'A
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Swift
93
„
93 Vi
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•;
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,..90%
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Chemical
Staufier
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1977————;—1——Mar-Sept
2%s. debentures 1964
Quaker Oats
Oil
112%
1971—Map-Nov
Jan-July
Jan-July
1982
conv
debentures 23/8s
debentures
2%s
101%
771/4
450
Apru-Oct
3yas
1983
(N J)
751/8
77
—
98%
High
70%
122
119
98%
Jan. 1
Low
No.
73
*771/4
121%
June-Dec
Jan-July
April-Oct'
Range since
Sold
♦;
/
High
73
April-Oct
1985
Map-Nov
(Indiana)
debentures
Standard Oil
Standard
1975—i
debentures
debentures
4-r;«s
Oil
—
*92%
debs
Inc 5s conv subord debs 1984
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—
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23As
1983
Debentures
4Vis
93
Bell Tel
Spiegel
112
—
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3Vis
3 Ves
97
Standard
*72'/a
*98 ya
debentures 1972——iz
June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3'%B 1983_April-Oct
Bid & Asked
Low
Southwestern
102
Bonds
Thursday's
or
Sale Price
High
565
Week's Range
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
ioi ya ioiya
Morris Inc
?u!nf«o Petroleum
Petroleum
ins
Dhiiin
Interest
BONDS
Range since
Sold
114 y4 118%
116%
47/8s sf debs 1979—„-June-Dec
23/4s debentures 1964—Feb-Aug
2%s debentures 1964—-Feb-Aug
ijis conv subord debs 1987
Feb-Aug
ciikbury Mills Inc 3yes s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/es 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4'/as ser I 1963_Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4Vis ser J 1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June*-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Oct
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3 Vis 1964—May-Nou
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3 Vis 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st general 5s series B 1962—'
Feb-Aug
plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Mar-Sept
3 Vis s f debentures 1986—
April-Oct
Potomac Electric Power Co 3s 1983—
Jan-July
3%s conv debs 1973—————
May-Nov
Procter & Gamble 37/as debs 1981
Mar-Sept
public Service Electric & Gas Co—
3s debentures
1963——;
—
May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 3y4s 1968_Jan-JuZy
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 27/8s 1979_June-Dec
Thursday
Thursday's
Bid & Asked
Low
*85 ^onv0rsaub°ord
(Range for Week Ended April 15)
Week's Range
Last
98 y2
,96A
101%
98
100%
103%
in
the
sale
not
range,
n
delivery
the year's
included
the year's
in
range,
*
*94%
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*963A
.Jan-July
selling flat.
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
In the
on
following extensive list
the American
and
we
furnish
a
complete report of the transactions
Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
ending Friday April 15. It is compiled from the report of the
Stock
April 11,
American
itself and is intended to include every
which any dealings have occurred during
Range for Week Ending April 15.
,
Exchange
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stock or bond in
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see
Feb
Aid
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21 %
6,100
2%
53A
62%
63A
100
18
7 %
5%
1,000
6
64%
4%
1,900
4%
'
6,200
3,200
•
1
*
Inc
Apr
58''Feb-
6% Apr
7% Mar
Ajax
43/8
1
Investment
&
Petroleums
71%
Feb
Alabama
9%
Jan
Alabama
Great
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50c
Ltd
;
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4.20%
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.
-
140
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7
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Jan
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Jan
2 %
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63%
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1,000
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Feb
3%
4%
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Aero
Jan
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
High
5
3%
4%
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Range Since Jan. 1
Low
2%
10c
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Shares
High
3%
CorP Class A--1
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of Prices
Last
Sale Price
STOCK S
for Week
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Par
Sales
Week's
Range
Sales
Week's
Thursday
Thursday
STOCKS
security whether
the current year.
22
Jan
Low
2,600
43/a
100
53/8
1,300
%
Jan
190
140
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50
82-
,
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Jan
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..
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Feb
Jan'-
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STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended April 1 5)
AMERICAN
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Week's
P»r
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5%
Co
cumulative
Alaska
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common
-
10
X
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Canadian
Co
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
7y«
6%
7%
1,200
6y»
Feb
7%
7%
10,200
3%
3%
3%
500
474
3,300
10 y4
10 %
10%
200
10
3174
32%
32
33%
600
16%
16
17
400
14 y8
13%
14%
5,000
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7
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1
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American
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class
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12,200
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23
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400
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47%
800
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Jan
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Apr
17%
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Jan
6%
Apr
23y8
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4,800
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7%
Apr
4%
900
474
Jan
4% Mar
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50
2974
Jan
32% Feb
2%
1,200
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12,200
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16% Mar
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
4.75
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shS-2.40
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1
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100
274
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101
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20,800
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footnotes,
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Calvan Consol Oil St Gas Co
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For
•
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California Electric Power common
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Calgary & Edmonton Corp
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14
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/ v% Apr
212
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39 2 Mar
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46
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1/8
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46
31%
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60c
11%
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B S F
Feb
8%
300
1
common
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3%
700
•
preferred
Brown
500
Jan
9%
1
dep rets ord reg.
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B
13/
Apr
12%
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dep rets ord reg
dep rets ord reg.
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7%
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1
1874
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Mar
3%
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3%
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17%
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American
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21,500
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700
174
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8
174 Mar
36%
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19%
1
7%
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Apr
28
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274
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18%
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Bridgeport
British
600
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Sun
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2,800
1
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4,000
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874
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6%
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Continental
Continental
Continental
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774
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2874
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200"
374
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6%
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Bickford's
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27%
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R
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3%
1
Belock Instrument
4
Feb
17%
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17%
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Mar
21%
1
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7,800
43
3%
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774
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2574
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3.500
45%
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1
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convertible
297'8
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1 on
Apr
21%
1
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6%
9%
3/
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574 Mar
1,700
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Bay view Oil Corp
1,300
11
9%
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ici/4
Feb
1
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Candy
5%
474
1
50c
Baruch-Poster
800
lc
Corp
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Barton's
5
43%
43%
1
974
Jan
28
28
3
Ltd
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ft/ 5%
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Barcelona Tr Light & Power
Barker
Brothers
Corp
Barry
5%
Corp
Banco de los Andes American shares
Barnes
4%
11
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Banff Oil
4%
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51/2
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47%
V 300
400
;
—
—
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Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65_1
Compudyne Corporation::
:
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Connelly Containers Inc
50c
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
:
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Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd
•
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd (new)
1
Consolidated Royalty Oil
*
1,8
101/
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1
Baldwin Rubber Co
113,
Apr
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10c
Bailey & Selburn Oil St Gas class A
Baker
774
274
17%
1
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Baldwin
3.500
26,800
1
non-cum
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774
2%
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2%
1
Corp
Automatic Steel
m
1
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774
v
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14
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22
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9,900
56%
56
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Cockshutt Farm
8
to
Apr
102
-
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Jan
9,8
Jan
8,700
2%
10
Sewing Centers Inc
Audio
6%
2,400
11%
5p
Development
Buell
1,800
1%
8%
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_
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Atlas
Bell
2%
57%
Corp
1474
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Claussner Hosiery Co
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
Clopay Corporation
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6% Jan
Jan
874
2%
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974
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Inc.
of America.
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-
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3574 Jan-"
89% Mar
6% Mar
2174 Apr
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4%
.-
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4% Mar
674
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8674
-
-
-
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Jan
9,600
Jan
;
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1,500
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-12%
1274 1374
3,100
Chesebrotigh-pond's
Inc.
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:
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Jan
6%
1
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6,4
33%
34%
Jan
3774
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175
25
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-
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6.000
38%
Jan
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574 Mar
85%
90
v
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574 Mar
140
89
1
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227a
300
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47,400
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8
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-
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5
10%
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Century Investors Inc
j.;
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8,100
6%'
6V4
32 y2
100
Corp.
Electric
5%
5%
5%
6%
37%
27-4 Mar
21%
pfd
warrants
Armstrong Rubber class A
Arnold
•
100
Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas Power St Light 4.72
Armour
2%
14
5
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$1.50
-
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1374 Mar
1374
16%
Apollo
Jan
13%
13%
2%
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Film
Casco
Jan
74 Mar
% ft
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Y.900
1074
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1%
12 74
10 % Mar
—
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(JW)
55
14%
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■
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7%
6 /4
13%
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1
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74
,
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Chemical St
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Jan
30%
Anchor Post Products.
Anken
5.50
,35% Jan
-
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/ft 574
-
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1.400
10
Y
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Carolina Power & Light $5 pfd
_—*
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Jan
874
*
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9
Apr
3% Mar
7,800
—..
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37/8 Mar
,
374
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-
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Corp
Baxter & Kennedy
V Carnation Co ~
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4»8
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class A
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;
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7%
5074 Jan
42
Apr
Castle (A M) & Co..
10
,19%
15% Jan
12% Feb
Catalin Corp of America
1 Y:, 774
774
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474 Feb ■'ft-y
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39
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4674 Apr
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Central Maine Power 3.50%
pref
100 Y>>. -■
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14% Jan
974 Apr
Central Power & Light 4% pfd
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26 "
Jan
2274 Mar
Central Securities Corp new
YY'Y-l..ftY15% Y
52
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44
Mar
$1.40 ser B conv pref
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.24%
9,200
6
American Thread 5% preferredAmerican Writing Paper
Anacon
400
1,900
10%
-1
Seal-Kap Corp of DeL
Amurex
5%
4674
47%
50c
Petrofina Inc
Feb
16
Jan
5%
46%
12.50
Co—
American
Minerals
Canal-Randolph
V
-
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—
—
■
20
American
Williston
Feb
Jan
45 %
JI
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Canadian
11%
674
275
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28 %
--
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9%
6 74
V*
1
partic pfd—10
Petrofina
Mar
7474
9,900
1
Oils Ltd
Northwest Mines St
Canadian
Feb
100
13%
12%
can
—
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Canadian Marconi
Jan
5%
250
45
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13
2,400
,
7%
Ltd-
shares
Laundry Machine
American
1674
80%
7%
1
Israeli Paper Mills
American
American
16%
78
16%
pld-106
Dock
Ltd—
Jan
4% Mar
9,300
1
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4%
12% Mar
Mar
4%
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10%
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&
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
:
—
——___20
14 y8
1
Book
common
69%
J
American
—
Feb
.10
Aluminum Co of America $3.75
American
Ltd
Petroleums Ltd vtc_l
Feb
-_i
Inc.
(when
Inc
Co
preference
Cement
6%%
Canada Southern
9%
Paper Corp
American
Canada
3,900
All-State Properties Inc
Alsco
Jan
11%
8
Co
6y8
7%
Corp
574% convertible preferred
comomn
Mar
11 %
.nv*
Pictures
Shares
1
High
Low
.
*
•
Ltd
Co
-1
Alliance Tire & Rubber class A.
Control
5
1,000
Bread
.100
Alleghany
Allegheny Airlines Inc
New
Jan
58
Engineering Co
Corp warrants
Allied
Mar
86y4
Canada
11%
All American
Artists
Jan
■Y YY;.--
Amer dep rets Amer shares
Algom-Uranium Mines Ltd
Allied
5%
5%
5%
42V2
V—
N
Sales
for Week
par
3174 Mar
81
1,100
Week's
Range
of Prices
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
High
Low
3274
32
.100
preferred
Inc
Kunstzide
Y
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
32%
Last
Sale Price
Thursday
Sales
for Week
Sale Price
Thursday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Mar
y%
Apr
43%
Feb
4474
Jan
Number 5843
191
Volume
.
.
(1695)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
31
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended April 15)
Thursday
Stock Exchange
American
saw
Low
23%
Erie
23% .25%
14%
12%
-~z~-
~
VA
Pipe Line—
Pipe
Corp
Eureka
Eureka
Fabrex
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8Vb
1%
193
2,100
~9V2
v
of North America
5
131%
Mar
International
Breweries
Inc
1
13%
International
Holdings
Ltd
1
3%
V
;.
35%
Jan
Peb
14%
Apr
Feb
Apr
1%
Mar
26%
5%
'5%
■
9%
1,800
10%
400
9%"" 9%
9%
1,200
6% "
6%
100
A
Apr
A
Feb
-■»"
8%
1
<■"8% ~9
v
ihc.:^_„l
800,
'
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22
22V*
5,100
18 y4
Apr
8%
8,300
7j/2
Jan
2y4
2%
200
18%
17%
18%
1,900
3,300
6%
700
193/4
146% 171
166
,■« r *;
. ;
Jan
•
.
% Mar
Kansas
5%
"
5,600 i
■>/:$ 200'
11,400
<■
Company.;—-.^--—-1-
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Fuller (Geo A)
qalineau Power Co
5% preferred
Gellman Mfg Co
General Acceptance
common!—,
~
!%'• '"'*1%
4%
34 y2
:
Electric Co LLd—
dep rets ord reg
General Fireproofing _—
—
General Indus Enterprises...—:
General Plywood Corp
L
~2%
39'/4
38 3/a
Kratter
33/4
2%
3'/a
4%
Jan
4'/8
4%
Mar
3 3/a
213%
Apr
5
2%
Apr
4%
16
32%
31
32%
19%
193% .19%
14%
14 «/2
15
2%
3
'
15%
21%
;:5o^
243%
.—
Gobel
Manufacturing
Gorham
Varnish
Gray Manufacturing.. Co
Grand
Rapids
3,800
10 3/a
6%
113%
-.9%
133/a
13%
303/a
32 3/4
"4%
Leases
—
I
4%
323/B
Grocery
Company
Company Inc.—_-_L!
"
•2%
2%
6%
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6*A
1
241/2
.
25
H
•
Hall
6%
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t
3,500
,
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63/4
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10
10
;
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Holophane
ClcXSfj
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Hormel
Hom
&
B
4%
•.
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8%
:
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•
.
>
,
25%
n
5 7
;
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39 .V
.
10%
'49%
39%
10%
&
-
.j
500
;
600
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common
wi.'.i—
comrnon
?'■
32
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-2%
Jan
,
31%
Jan
;/i
21
1,900
7-
54%
Apr
95%
33%
'
;
<'-'
•
60
11%
86
r 87
23
22
*
'
9%
9%
20%
;
2 50
19%
27
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•
■
13%
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87
J
:
500
f..,; 700
;
90
4%
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Plywood
For
Co Inc.
footnotes,
125c
see page
33.
6
1,100
Jan
15%
Jan
23%
300
23 y«
Apr
5%
200
46%
49%
13,300
38%
Feb
63 y4
Jan
5%
5%
21,800
5
Mar
7%
Jan
Jan
10
10%
50,600
10
Apr
27%
70
25
Apr
32%
Jan
Corp
Namin-Loeser's
6%
900
5%
Apr
7y2
7y4
71/4
200
6%
Jan
7%
Feb
12%
Jan
24%
Jan
6%
Apr
7 Va
Apr
1
1
1%
2,100
l3/a Mar
2 Va
Jan
12 y2
Apr
■
4,600
12%
12%
423/8
45%
6,900
34%
Jan
473/4
Feb
51%
51
51%
4,400
46j/4 Mar
543/4
Jan
29%
29%
30
30
Apr
13%
12%
13%
1
11%
ny4
ny2
400
10 ys Mar
12%
Jan
24%
25%
1,400
22% Mar
363/b
Jan
lc
H
3/4
%
7,100
%. Apr
%
%
%
12,100
——
—
Inc
1
12
Feb
'
;
10
1,200
5
'
•
10%
6
900
1,200
78%
5 V'b
6%
■
Jan
13%
Mar
Mar
Jan
Jan
'
10
Jan
4% Mar
10
87/b
39
13
Mar
Jan
7%
Feb
Rubber Machinery-.
-1°
Starch & Chemical—--—50c
National Steel Car Ltd
National Telefilm Associates
10c
National
Transit
Co
1
Apr
Jan
6%
300
Jan
21l/4
Jan
3,900
26 y2 Mar
31%
Jan
15%
15%
2,100
15
Mar
Mar
1,400
20
193/4
6
Jan
Mar
193/4
18
93/4
3,700
Apr
25%
Jan
101/a
6,000
9y8 Mar
123/4
Jan
8y2
Feb
9%
Jan
18
/
8%
800
23%
23
23%
Jan
26V2 Mar
79
80%
2,100
5,400
21%
80
60
Jan
85
6%
5,600
6%
Feb
13 V*
Jan
8 '/4 Jan
153/a Mar
% Mar
13/4
34V4
Feb
80%
Apr
22
Jan
8%
6%
6%
14%
14%
100
80%
74
80%
24%
24%
25%
16,300
2,300
15%
2%
153/4
2
Feb
273/4
6 »/8
Apr
93/4
16%
2,500
153/4
Apr
213/4
Jan
3,700
Apr
2%
Jan
iiy2
600
13
13%
.900
261/4
9,800
5%
2,500
19%
1,900
26 Va
23%
18
18
21
20%
21
1,200
5%
65/B
11%
Feb
163/2
Jan
22
Jan
27%
Jan
Apr
Apr
63/a
Feb
173/8 Mar
20% Mar
20%
Jan
24%
Jan
5%
6 V*
Jan
33%
Jan
12%
500
11 y4 Mar
97 V*
98
31
...
3%
3%
Jan
95
Feb
30 »/2
Apr
39
63/2
Apr
93/4
Jan
600
33/8
Apr
4-
Jan
% Mar
1%
Jan
P
413/2 Mar
2,500
28,700
43 y8
49%
28%
33%
5,700
•6%
5%
6%
17,400
84i/4
84%
40
80
150
150 3/a
3iU
13
141/s
10,500
27
'• 4
.
593/4
Jan
Apr
393/8
Jan
Apr
142
8%
Jan
Feb
853/4
Apr
913%
Jan
87 >/2
51
2%
25
100
Jan
83 y2
2%
Apr
100
46%
51
Feb
Jan
100
'
31%
13%
Feb
13 Va
98
.;
7
%
6%
35
2,400
31
6%
%
13
Mar
113/4
300
98
Feb
13
200
6%
31
3%
2
35
6%
35
6%
Jan
2,200
7
11%
13
Mar
2%
6 Va
7
Jan
Jan
11% Mar
Mar
46
2%
3%
~4
~4%
300
176
175
1761/2
.400
5
5
5%
22,100
—-}■
1
Dehydrat & Milling—3
Hess
1
Jan
31%
9%
1
Industries Inc
1%
10 V*
6
——1
1
1
5
10c
1
---5
2.50
~-*11
Feb
Apr
15%
1
2.50
TOO
1
iy8
203/4
./
°
a
63/4
;
Mar
63/4
Apr
Feb
Mar
4
14 Va
Apr
1683%
Jan
43% Mar
84'/2 Mar
150 3/a
Apr
14 Va
Apr
51
Apr
31/4
Jan
4
Feb
4%
Jan
163/4
Jan
1823% Mar
63%
Feb
Jan
18%
19
800
18 3/4
Apr
233%
18%
<
32%
100
313%
Feb
11%
11%
32%
121/4
333/4 Mar
32%
2,000
11 Va Mar
Feb
32
~7y4
50jj
...
%
14
30
4
—
Feb
,
20%
6%
—_1
1
preferred
10 Va
6,100
Feb
30
1
America
27 y4
3d0
7%
7
11%
u%
10 3/4
4,200
03/8
11%
1,200
6,100
II3/4
123/4
Feb
143/4
Jan
333% Mar
8%
Jan
Jan
Apr
13%
103/4 Mar
123/4
Apr
5
Apr
63/4
Jan
43/4
Apr
63/t
Jan
Jan
5
51/a
1,300
5%
5
5%
23,500
8%
8%
9,200
8y8
Apr
123/4
8%
2%
2 V2
100
2%
Jan
2%
Feb
30%
Jan
5
National
713
31% Mar
-"15 3/a <Jan
43%
National
80%
900
8% Marv
20 V* Mar
30c
Mar
3,000
14% Mar
•'11% Mar
r
f
100
84% Mar
80%
9,500
r
*■
13
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jan
5%
6
Corp
Compr.ny
Napco
25%
Apr
26%
—-10
cumulative
Apr
32
:
Jan
11%
10 %
Apr
813
35%
12%
7
18% Mar
25%
Jan
63/4
Feb
26%
Jan
1,900
26%
53/4 Mar
133/a
Bellas
National Brewing Co (Mich)
1
National Casket Company
—
5
National Electric Wfeld Machines
1
National Mfg & Stores
--1
National Petroleum Ltd
25c
National-Presto Industries Inc..
2
National Research Corp
—-1
8,900
Feb
Jan
5%
National Alfalfa
10
Apr
J9
/
46 %
Apr
20%
Jan
1%
Vernon
National
Jan
Mar
6%
4%
400
10,500
61/4
9%
Apr
34%
5%
4% Mar
5%
10%
800
5%
6
23 y4
22
4,800
4 %
4%
5
23%
Apr
14
IOV'b
12%
Feb
17
Apr
27
4%
10y4
Apr
4»/b
5%
23
11%
ioy4
Jan
10%
500
163/4
22
34%
pfd—100
8%
300
1%
Inc
Hone
Apr
/
1,400
16%
100
9% Mar
tttPwl & Light
23
80 '' Feb
9%
10 3/a
225
preferred
Nachman
Apr
5,500
—
Muskogee Co
Muter Company
-
23 V* Mar
~6y4
1
Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
—
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
■
Apr
5%
100
""
Indus
14
<
9 V2 Mar
Apr
193/4
23%
4%
3
Murphy
Mar
Apr
15,500
21
Jan
19 V2 Mar
TVa
s
Feb
33%
fa
iy» Mar
Jan
14%
9%
Co
Jan
Apr
367,300
24y2
Apr
13%
22%
Inc
&
39%
Apr
ris
9
19%
28
33%
31,500
"4%
*
Jan
Jan
233/4
£1
12%
Jan
x213/4
103/a
2.50
Mills Inc——
Mountain States Tel & Tel.
Muntz TV Inc
;
Jan
Jan
200
6V2
Ltd
Co
Extruders
Diablo
203/4
300
1,400
13%
9%
22
12%
Industrial Vvvt°
Hardware Corp.50c
InS a Entei,Pi*ises Inc
_i
€%'
Feb
21 y4 Mar
19%
241/4
'
1
Microwave
Associates, Inc
1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*
Mid-West Abrasive
50c
Midwest Piping Co
5
Miller Wohl Co common
50c
4 '/2 %
convertible preferred
50
Mining Corp of Canada
.-*
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
100
Mirro Aluminum Company
-.^lOc
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR "ctfs"
Mohawk Airlines Inc
—1
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
1
Mount
Jan
fit Apr
.19% Jan
19%
23%
1
Mt
94
17 JA
Jan
3/a
24
7
7
97
16 Va Mar
9%
Co
•
35%
900
Precision Industries
1
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40%
preferred
—
-1°0
^
v 4.80%
preferred series B_
100
vt
4.50%
preferred series C—_J..__100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
•
Montrose
Chemical Co
—1
Moody Investors Ser' ice partic pref—•
"C Mt
Clemens Metal Products com
1
Feb
127%
-
4,900
16%
Xl33/8
23
25%
713
,
100
r
,22
& Manufacturing Co—Ll—5
12%
;
'
Jan./
Mar
120
40
%
16%
/ 3y8
—10c
_50c
Feb
.
%
16%
3
2 % Mar
,
24%
Jan
:
-
3,400
12,700
2.50
<:-
?Jan
31%
75
2 y4
213/4
Co
.13%
7,747
y
8% Mar '
1,700
'
Jan
3%
Jan
'38% Jan
9 " Mar
-
12%- Jan
:v
Apr
49 *'
-500
3,400
33
124
1
94%
' "
5
Mrit»P00d Products—__——
1% Mar
•
.% Mar
4,100
,
24
123
11%
W'L_—
mc
•, 3 y4. ■Jan
'X- 8% Jan /;
•
3%
2V4
Monogram
•
Jan
Jan
4% Mar
6%
Thermit Corp
Micromalic
Jan
2%
4%
Warrants 1
*
Mar"'
.
2y8
Feb
2
22%
Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of
.11% Mar
7 V* Mar
8% Apr'
24%
1,100
-
■
Kin-riWr c fss-B
10
23%
33%
95
'
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"Jdiometais
33 7'
123%
Knn
,iElectric Motors Co^
Hubbell (Harvey)
Jan
-33y8 Mar
Hardart Baking Co.—
class
•9%
23»/4 *7
-
/;
Jan
8% Mar
2%
/
7,500
49 /
10 y4'
-ZC9%
Bearing Co__^—TZ.Is
A) & Col—JL*.-7.S0
Jan
12%
■
■'
•
3*9 %
Jan
Jan
2% Mar /•
•
Jan
>/. 6%
'
700
7.
8%
25 y8*
7%
'•'•7%
t
;
10% Mar
"
.
v-
A-I_i_—
^
Mar
17%
Apr
4% Mar;;;
100
-
'2%'
2
.
.49%'
class
Apr
.
*
3,100
7
"U%
■.
4y8 Mar
100
10%'
8 Va
7
2
25%
1
IncZZ.IlIl
& Winston
(.
Mar
•:
•5%
•<
Apr
14% Mar
22,600
10%
95/'a
5%
400
7.
5
/ 8
•' • 1
,
75
•10,200
*•
'
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1,000
.6 %
17
___60c
1,
I
■/
10%
Mines__-'.__i7_5
_
44%
v
Jan
3,700
4%
•-
,
4%
..^Sc
.
Feb
Feb
-
•
Ball
HvrUn
5
16%
__10
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'
•
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—100
Hosklns (The) Mfg Co.—
£ ~2 50
New
4ya
■
r6V*
16%
10%
Inc
Ltd
Feb
'6%
5%
•"4 Va
Co
Co
32
44%
Jan
43%
Feb'
32,300
9V4
67
*^%
International Co~rpT—'—1 ^
S®!1, Rinehart
Home Oil
38
'
30% -Jan
Mar,
''■■93%
__l2,50
stores
7% Mar ;
Apr
8
T
v
Jan
*
Corp__
Gold
23
■
Jan
l %
..
Apr
..-150
40
38%
MV*
<V..
100
Corporation
Ho ly
39%
1,600
8 'A-
'6%
:
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5%
6%
_
;
~9%
Michigan Sugar Co common
jan
5%. Jan
iy2 Mar
1,900
4,900
5
cl A—25c
-Michigan Chemical Corp
Jap :.
8%
65."
5y» Mar
5,000.
24%
23./.
'•
Apr
2% Mar
6,100
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Co Inc common____i_____177
linger Consol
'
;
62%
3,100
5%
39%
■*
■
Miami
Jan
1%
3\'i Mar
1
Mesabi Iron Co—
Jan
% Apr
400
3,800
5%
7
8 y4
.¥._^.100;
Hofmann Industries Inc.
Ho
5%
24%
Higbie Manufacturing Co——:
1
Highway Trailer Industries comi._._25c
ClagS A
6
600
•:*%
3
*2%
6
•
Hercules Galion Products Inc
__'4_ll)c^
Herolcl Radio & Electronics—I.
25c
v.:
Mar
:
pfd.__Zlvl00
convertible preferred-i—i
•V
6%
63 y4
* (
8%
,7 32%
Apr
28
500
Johnson
&
1% Mar
3,200
2%
1
10
1
Inc
Bartlett
Inc
(J
Metal
Jan
17% Mar
1
Inc
"
6%
5%
7-5%
2,900
28%
62%
6 3/8
\
•;•*
Corp-
Hoe^ (R) &
22 A: Jan
18y2 Mar
Jan
19%
Feb
14
3
Inc
Mfg Co
Merchants Refrigerating Co
'Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
Jan
1%
2
'Apr
19
4%
warrants
W)
2%
53
Apr
16 Va Mar
1,200
,2%
1%
2
Inc warrants
Mead
Jan
1,100
■•. •
*
Helmerich & Payne Inc.—
:
2%
2 Va
5
25c
Exploration
Industries
Maule
2%
Jan
Feb
153/4
200
,
293/4
393/4
2
Mays
/
16
5
5
si.
Menasco
14%
3,700
'
.25c
i
-
.
Mar
2
11%
.—l
Aircraft
Jan<
21 %
.
—2
Hastings, Mlg Co
Havana Lithographing Co.i
i«— 10c
Hazel Bishop' Inc^---.-^—.--—
10c
Hazeltine Corp
*i~"
5%
12
10%
'
Hiller
Feb
20 y2
:_25
Heli-Coil
10
10 y2
.^1
Heller (W E) & Co
5'%%
4% preferred
Jan
Jan
10% Mar
Hartfield
Inc__.
Jan
103/4
.
17%
15 Va
5
International Marine
Co
Martin
17 Va
15 %
10
(The)
Masscy-Ferguson
Feb
23/a
Apr
9,100
■
•
Helena
241/2
Jan
2,300
72%
.2%
2 %
;
<5%
—Ij.
Feb
17%
26% Feb
'
Jan
Corp
Communication
Jan
/
28%
—________
2V2
133/2
•
6,700
1,300
Apr
University—.
Public Service
Marconi
Jan-
163/4
Jan
3y»
Stores —.—
Mansfield Tire & Rubber
Jan
73/8
200
52%
153/4
Jan
BV*
Corp
Maine
28%
49
Jan
6 V*
90
Feb
Mangel
*
5%
Co.
Rubenstein
.25-
l3/o
223/4
500 •
-
:
Jan
Apr
Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporation
>
273/4
52%
16%
4% Mar
53/4
Inc
&
Mar
11
88
2'A
Mages
Jan '
.
8,600
300
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc__
'/•,' 65/a
:/
5,000
.;
.
,
Mar,:;
123/s
#•'.
8
.
41/0 Mar, v
':
ls/8 Mar
'^1"V
1%
1%
"1 %
'1
^
Apr
12,100
47/s
19%
75 pesos
1
of America
Chain
Electronics
Mack Trucks
Feb
Feb
123/4
4%
3,600
&
Lynch
Mar
19%
12%
4%
8%
MatFadden Publications Inc
.
23% Mar
1,700.
1,800
'•
;,
28'/4
Mining
6 i/a
.550
■
;
1%
-
25c
Inc..
*
/ 3% Feb.
!/- 1% Jan
y4; l'/4 Jan
5,400
1% :
..10
L-
..
12
.~
••
V:
25
Harnischfeger Corp
Hecla
Feb
8%
Jan'
•
8,900 ". <•'12
2%. Fbb I' ;
1,900
:
•
1%
43%
1%
__2
_
Stoi'fis
-
.720%
Lamp Co
Harbor Plywood Coi'p__1a_._
Harmon-Kardon liic_
Jan
/•>/. 37:
(RG)
Lunkenheimer
22%s Jan
Apr
'
'
:
'
100
-
•
3
.
.41/4 ;
4%
•
—____.__iOc
Corporation-.
323/4
Jan
13/4
<
Jan
*
10c ';
.
H & B
;
Mar
18 r/4
/ 800/
;
15 '%
143/a
15%
: 1%
Industries——„50c;<
Corp—
1
Western
&
■
10 »/2
IOI/2
Gulf States Land &
Gulf
-.
12%
";;//;v;v7"I-./7-i"*;
Corp
Louisiana Land &
Feb
6 3/8
4% Mar
•
700
Loral
'
—.5
Products
Stores
Guild Films
1
31/4
Jan
2%
Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Lodge
Jan
-,
Jan
2Vb
3
Kessler
Lockwood
343/4 Mar
Z
Feb
12,600
•,
33
__1 /';>
,
2 3/a
.
Corp
Steel
Locke
Apr
141%
I,
Jan/;.
25
500
%
19%
■
Griesedieclr
"
1,500
.
19
103/4
10 V*
Apr
8
cumulative preferred—
Lithium
131/4 Mar
Apr
123/4 Mar
1,300
>
5
%
,
8'/s
-
33
_3U
50c
—J-9c
Hydraulics
Gridoil Freehold
J_
.
19
A_—_——
series
'it 5,400.
■
:
Feb./.;.
113/e
5%
Feb
-.
Apr
1%
2%
Liberly Fabrics of N Y com
,161/4 Mar
!
7%
1
Refineries
Tourneau
Le
Apr
13
Jan
31
—5
—10c
Co—J I
Producers common—60c
preferred
Greer
Jan /
921%
Jan
1,100
Ainer Industries Inc
Western
•:
/ 853/2 Jan
:
11%
16
13%
Lakes Oil & Chemical
Great
-
2,600
11,900
2%
Corp
Realty
Leonard
Apr
113/8
8.3/a
Co——10%
___L—..—..4
_1
Great
IOO1/4
Mar
15
8 %
A——._10c ;
1 A
Great
Leesona
Jan
"■
Mines—
Manufacturing
Goodman
95
92
913%
Inc.—1~—————5
Inc.——1/;
Consolidated
Goldlield
Feb
100
Jan
33'/3c
1
Sessions Co
Lefcourt
jan
103/4
15%
.-4c
Inc.——<
33/4
313/a
Jan
Feb
114
13%
1
Extension
Salle
La
v
Jan
'
Co
Products Corp cl
Seal
Gold
1,200
9 i/a
—~
Distilleries class B___—— 1. v
Adolf)
1
9%
16%
Feb
203/8
.
Union
Globe
:
Ltd
Mines
Industries
Lanston
193% Mar
2% Mar
6,800
■
Industries
Glass-Tite
Glenmore
93/4
Jan
Jan
Feb
l3/a
ie>/4
% Mar
9
2,700
19%
Industries
Lamb
Jan
■.
-
Feb;.:,,
-
12%
.
1,100
24'%
9%
18
600".-,
•
13,600
11%
Co
Gilchrist
'
6%
351/2
Feb
26% Mar-
4,300
3/a
22 3/4
22%
Co__——*,y;
(AC)
;
<
20%
Lamson Corp of Delaware
Lam son &
53/0
£1
5
31%
1
Apparel Inc
Shore
Lake
Jan
; :
Jan
Feb
9%
1
Lakey Foundry Corp
Feb
235/a
Apr
14% Mar
16,100
Feb
8%
1%
24
5
Consolidada S A
La
Feb
43/8 Mar
■
20%
Apr
.
.7.50
(The) Corp Class A
L'Aiglon
Jan
5%
1.
•„
Jan
Jan
%
.5
Corp—
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
Feb
3,400
21%
15 3/4
•
Yelloivknife Gold Mines——--1
Gilbert
Inc
Stores
Jan
3%
600
/'
2 3/8
700
-
50c i,
General Stores Corporation
.—1
General Transistor Corp__
—-1 .
Genung's Incorporated—
——1
Georgia Power $5 preferred
—
*
$4.60 preferred ;—
-im*---*.r
Giant
Corp Ltd
7
Rights (expire April 12)_—___
$1.20 convertible preferred
General
American
Co—
Rubber Co
(IB)
Hotels
Kobacker
Feo
1500 ;/'■
2 '/2
3%
2%
.
.
Jan
Company..
Dept Stores
(S)
Klelnert
: Jan
32'%
.■<
—
5
Apr
Oil
L
;
common...,—_1
5% convertible preferred ——^'-25
General Development Corp—i——1
Klein
Mat*
•4%
800
35
2%
*
General Builders Corp
f
300
7*
& Co__
Kirkland Minerals
Jan
,;t. 7 2
1
2.50 '
1
10c
1.25
—1
20c
.1
1
Inc
Stores
Petroleum
Kirby
Jan*
■; 331% Feb
41/4
.
3%
/
.
—t"v~7
IV2 Mar
—
100;;;J
—
wts
700
5
Copper Colbalt Ltd
Kin-Ark
Feb
15%
76Va
16 V4
9,900
1
11%
16%
—_25c "
(Del)—
Kingsiord Company..
Kingston Products -
Jan
181%
7
13% Mar
4%%
Company
Co
Kilembe
Jan
18
Electric
&
(Walter)
Knott
1
Co-,—-a.———j
General Alloys
35
--o>.
Co—.:-—'—
G
Jan
13%
:.v
■
Mar
147
725
10,800
'
4
50c
pfd—100
1"
Corp
& Company
Jewelry
Kidde
Jan
710%
Gas
Drug
Kay
11% Mar
Feb
I4.V4
13%
4 %>
0
-
.
'
(D)
Kawneer
7 Va Jan
.
Jan
11%
'
1"1%
"
16 V*
I '•> 4,000
of Canada—;••■•; lbo
Co Ltd-r
.
■ ' •/: "•""*••
14%;
dep* rets ord ieg^--,—--~1
Head Brewing
Fox
Jan
Feb
'"'6% Mar
v
Flying" Tiger Line Inc————1.;- 11%
.
Apr;";
5%
10 Va
3,000
-
4%
6V4
3% Apr
26 y4
Jan
8ya
1%
;
■V
Kawecki Chemical Co_
Jan;
,
11,400
v
Industries
Kaiser
Kaltman
*i7.% Apr
v;
15% Mar.
%
10%
9%
,j
K
Jan
":r 28% Jan
•';;.17% Jan
Feb
'27.-
7,
100
1,400
?.
15c
Katz
14
1,000
>v"v..
"16% .-16%
•
10c
Jupiter Oils Ltd—
-
"
?
j 17% ;-■ ; 17% -17%
1
8
Jan
2%
"
Jetronic Industries Inc
'
25 V*
11%
1
Mar
12
>
Feb
"17*
Apr
Corp
6%
25%
1
10c
Co
"
31,^00
?
.
4
8%
*42,900
Motor
8
Jan
3/8
v
Oil
Jan
9
74j/4 Mar
1
1
Glass
*
Ford Motor
American
Manufacturing
1
2% Mar
pfd—100
3.90%
Service Co
Inc
Jeannette
21% Jan ■.v-- :. 26% Feb
171
110% Feb
Apr
". 3,200
v
Jan
■..
25%
20
8%
Israel-American
jan
Feb
14
Jan
19 y8
Irving Air Chute
6%
-
Jan
16%
2%
Jan
11%
44%
Apr
8 %
Public
..:12 Va
i-" 8%
Jan
Jan
19%
Company
Royalty
Feb
Jan
31%
10c
Oil
Investors
can
14 y2
Apr
33y3C
1
Co
International Resistance
Intex
Fireman
•
28 %
11%
Iowa
Apr
100
32 y2
Ironrite
Apr ,<..*■
28%
100
Iron
9 %
21,000
or 25c
Fairchild Camera & Instrument—Faiardo Eastern SUgaf'Associates—:
Common shs of beneficial int—1 -J'
Ford
28%
1,400
Feb
9%
;
13
13%
Jan
..
700
44%
Apr
5% Mar ,7
13%
11%
3%
.
Mar
13%
44%
11%
,
139
13%
41%
Apr
11
Jan
2,250
*
Feb
38
High
Apr
121%
131V*
5
Products
Feb
9
3%
900
128
International
Mar
Jan
Low
International Petroleum Co Ltd
Jan
95
1 %
55,400
41V*
Jan
Apr
21
3,800
3 >/4
5%
—r-rnr
Shops
Insurance Co
26%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8%
•
class. A—
nxf Far'mer-Candy
22%
25"%
9.
'
3%
,41
1
Manufacturing Co.——--
4,100
21,300
,<
17% Mar
39 Va
9%
^
,
tiVcum ,1st'preferred-.——,—■—10
Ero
8,400
14%
25
Jan
21
Feb
90 %
,
Eureka6 Corporation Ltd——$1
22%
IV*,'
.
25
;
convertible preferred
r—1
Forge & Steel Corp common—. 1
<82
19VB
Low
1
25
22 V4 Mar
21%
g0c
uorp
15,800
Shares
Inland Homes Corp.—
lf8 Mar
22%
Vst
for Week
jan
1%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
4,900
17 V4
22
2*
2-
r>„rn
Low
1%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
lJ/4
IVi
Sectronic Communications —
1
SSSS& Corp ol America — -1
EKrroni??. Preiahrco?p:i:-:-::i--2oc
SKe District Electric 5% pfd_—100
E
ire Millwork Corp——.
----1
common..—
—-10c
v
Shares
-1
Cq
STOCKS
for Week
e
ElectrographiCc.aitP
Thursday
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Ltd-
Dev
alld
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
15
"2,V
3oy2
200
28
Jan
313%
14% Xl5%
9%
9>/2
600
143/4
Apr
183%
9 3%
Apr
10%
A
2ft
5,300
16%
2
400
12
Jan
Mar
27%
273/4
29
1,400
100
231/b
Jan
Mar
24
Jan
26
Mar
313%
Jan
12
173/8
201/4
4,800
20y4
f
Feb
Feb
Feb
Jan
A Mar
10 3A
20%
17
2
Mar
153%
Jan
Feb
16y«
19
"7%
~7%
~7'/2
400
..73/4
Feb
8%
31/4
33,8
3,000
3Va
Jan
33/2 Mar
3»/4
32
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1696)
Monday, April 18, 1960
...
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended April 15)
Thursday
STOCKS
"
Range
Shares
Union Electric Corp
National Video Corp class A
Mur
New
England
New
Haven
Rights
New
30o
12%
1
.
Tel
&
Tel
&
Watch Co
Min
&
Chem
Auction
&
New
York
Mines
Lites
Norfolk
&
American
2%
21,400
I
X138
A
10
11
1%
Inc"^
Pen 11 RR
Ind
38%
25
~~%
%
Nickel
4Vi%
Mines
Uranium
g0
pfd_~100
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
200
Jan
Sapphire
Jan
Jan
Savoy Oil Inc
-39.1
Jan
Saxon
39%
Jan
Say re
&
33% Mar
33
Mar
2% Mar
"2%
i 300
2%
214
3,700
4%
1,000
"
iii
84
60
»
%
%
10c
Petroleum
Scurry-Rainbow
Brass
Co
Old
Town
40c
O
Corp
preferred
100
I_
common
%
1
6%
,6%
preferred
~ 7
Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
4%
4%
cumulative
okiep Copper
Opelika
Mfg Corp
Overseas
Oxford
5
Securities
Electric
I ~
IX
Corp
~
Jan
6%
5,300
6%
Apr
9'A
Jan
10c
2%
2%
2%
1,800
2% Mar '
37/a
Jan
1
3%
3'A
3%
300
3'A
Jan
5'A
3%
Feb
5 72%
,
1st
Jan
Apr
7'A
5%
Shawiliigan
Apr
3%
Jan
4y«
Jan
5'A
Feb
75%
Jan
18%
Jan
Sherman
17% Mar
1,000
Y 5% Apr
7%
35% Mar
40%
29%
Jan
30% Mar
39
40%
800
30%
30%
1,200
1st
25
27%
27%
27%
300
26'A
Jan
27%
1-1111125
26 %
26%
26%
300
24 Y*
Jan
i~
5%
25
24%
25%
25
25
25
24%
24%
25
22%
22%
25
22 Ya
22'A
redeemable
}
4.80%
1st preferred
_25
redeemable 1st pfd series
~aII_25
redeemable 1st preferred
25
5%
4.507c
redeemable 1st preferred
4.36% redeemable 1st
preferred
Pacific Lighting $4.50
preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred
54.75 dividend
preferred-Ill
~I
$4.75 conv dividend
$4.36
Northern
Airlines.
Power
&
Light
A_
Pepperell
Pei feet
&
1,200
10%
10%
2
3%
3%
I
Public
i.
6%
Feb
7'A
64
600
::
100
51%
3% Apr
8% Jan
'
*
2,200
8'A
33%
5%
3,400
97
•
12%
12%
1,300
"lOc
II 10
7%
7%
II"
~i
40%
800
46%
12,400
Jan
1'";
51%
Apr
1% Mar
IIII
Jan
Feb
6%
6%
•
Financial
Forgings
30V2
2'A
Standard
Tube
Standard
Apr
Stanley
9
3%
48%
&
3 Ya
Jan
Feb
Stathain
Steel
Steel
Parts
Stein
(A)
5'A Jan
2,800
-9 Ya
Jan
1,200
17
Mar
20'A
Jan
17'A
3,900
15
Apr
17'A
Apr
6,100
.
9%
10'A
Jan
Apr
36'/a
36 Va
100
23%
24%
1,800
75
2,000
Jan
86'A
Apr
Feb
Stone
37%
29'A
Jan
Stroock
Jan
Q
Corp
1
Co
212
212
300
_•
Ramo
Investment Co_
Rapid-American
Corp
Rath Packing Co
Raymond International Inc
Reading Tube
$1.25
Real
Corp
2% Mar
35%
1
I
3%
Feb
36%
Jan
Apr
38%
3834
39%
44%
Feb
22%
23 %
1,800
21% Mar
27
Jan
19%
19
19%
3,200
16%
Feb
22'A Jan
700
9%
Apr
12%
Jan
20'A Mar
22%
Jan
IHI_ 1
Reliance
Republic
Republic
Foil
Co
Republic-Transcon
Resistoflex
Rlcd
Corp
Argentine
Inc
1
19%
7%
Corp.II ~
I
-IIII l
-_IIII~I 10
I HI" 1
Inc
new
^
3%
4,000
1%
1%
400
49%
•
5(v»
5<jc
"
see page
-
6%
Y50
"I 30c
..."
\
33.
77#
Jan
13% Mar
21%
/vpr
11%
3% Mar
5%
1%
2
45%
Feb
Feb
51%
26
4.300
6'A
Apr
5%
3,000
20%
21%
2,500
4
20'A
2
Feb
100
8
Mar
Mines
Ltd
3%
4
10%
'
80
~6%
r*
6%
80
6%
(S)
Inc
&
Inc-
5
Jan
*
jr".
2,200
1,000
33A
18%
Jan
Feb
90
73%
Jan
3,500
5%
Feb
4%
26
81%
7
Jan
Park
Jan,
Jan
Mar
4
"4%
4%
14%
14 V2
4%
15
7,600
4%
600
14 'A
Jan
Mar
Jan
Apr
7
Jan
5
Jan
5%
Feb
18%
Jan
22'A
22'A
<
32%
33%
15
-
100
32
800
12%
4
Jan
3'A
Feb
2'A
Aprv
,
Jan
Jan
Mar
',.,.4%
Jan
3%
,400
Jan
4% Mar
3 %
Jan
1,400
5'A
Apr
r
7%
Jan
39'A
34,400
24'A
Feb
"
39'A
Apr
,
19%
20
7
'
8%
8%
l
• •
35%
13,800
2%
2,400
2
10'A
1,900
8'A
3%
-
6,800
2
7'A
2,500
6%
l'A
1%
16,900
91%
^92
1 1,7ff
' ;
1A ;
4
'
1%
;
13'A
18%
"
18'A
2'A
2'A
2%
preferred
_10
Ltd
■■
—1
Inc,*-.
—
«"■
77/a
,.
21%
25c
-
'*•
' ,.
V
1
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
registered/
'
,
50c
,
*
Jan
2'A Mar
3 %
10% Mar
14%
.
Jan v
Jan^
Jan
Apr
11%
Apr
27Ya
Apr
31%
Jan
22.
Jan
.-26%
20%
6
6
ft
26
1,200 -
20%
•
600
20 »A Mar\.
..
Jan
:
—
.
3*2%
*•-
Feb
20%
.6%
84 'A
fV
Jan
Apr
5,100 /
"''
85
12% Mar
11% Mar ,:
.
300
6
23%„ •,23%, 23%
6
1%
15%
17%
•
21 Ya
* k
•
—
92'A Mar-
Jan
IA Apr:.'
600
„
.
Jan
3,700
,
^^£1 '
;5s
Apr
Jan
1%
8'A
6%
:
Shipyards Corp.—u-ii—2a: I
Toledo Edison 4 'A% preferred
100. '
Tonopah Mining of Nevada-—^—
-1
Tower Acceptance Corp class A—-1
4'A
9%
'•
Apr
11'A Mar"--
3,900
-1,100
Jan
21%' 21%
26
1
z
—
'
Jan
3'A Mar
12%
Mar
89
75
Jan
9%
1% Mar-
7,200
18%
10c
...-
15
Apr
10%
Apr :
7'A Mar
6%
Apr
Apr
Jan
35%
-
Jan
7%
3,400
;
92
7%
Feb
9'A
20
'
Jan
9
14%
com
25
6,900
Apr
8%
;
1%
;
Jan - /
6%
2%
.
7
„
Feb
15%
7%
3%
\
16 Ya
150
7%
•*
20%
200
1,800
r
"
32%
.
2%
1
u.
36%
15
.
8,100
50c
A
23
-
Jan
5%
6%
—10c
Trans Cuba Oil Co class
Mar
Jan
22% Mar
44%
2%
19%
10c
def registered
3%
20% Mar
450
.<•
Jan
167/a Mar,
2'A
36
9'A
'
Inc
Amer depostt rets ord
20%
-
Jan
i
Jan
Jan
Feb
5'A
6%
1
Inc
19%
Jan
9%
25%
'
>
37 »A Mar
6,400
——5
rots
100
4
19%
'
20c
Co
92-.
Apr
400
•
35%
,.
Mar-:
2'A
•*
15
v.-.,*..3%
3%
3%
34'A
Todd
6%
16
-
•
Inc
Amer deposit
16% Mar
400
21'A
5
Corp—
Thorofare Markets Inc
Roofing
200
42,000
Jan:
9% Mar
Feb
2%
17'A
J
Jan/
Jan
'
75'A Mar
16%
16%
16%
40'A
1
70c convertible
•
19% .19%
5
Tenney Engineering Inc
Oil Corporation
Texas Power & Light $4.56
pfd
Tilo
Jan
5%
39%
5
Texam
Thriftmarkets
24
,
10
Co
Apr
100
25
4
<
4%
15
Jan
27 Ya
Jan
%
Apr
10%
-
Apr
:
Feb
12
Apr
3%
300
7
*
Jan
2%
;
Tel-A-Sign Inc
Teleprompter Corp
Thorncliffe
'A
6,200
700
15
2
Inc
Thompson-Starrett
53,900
650
33%
/
preferred
Apr
A
40'A
'.1
12 %
Feb
9,300
1
Tampa Electric Co
Shovel
Apr " ■
3%
21'A
_1
common
Thew
Feb
7'A
25
Jan
Jan
1 % Mar
8%
Jan
17 Ya
3% Mar
2%
87A
10%
-
2'A
-
67%
..
3,100
100
/ Jan
23%
Apr
Feb
31%
•
__
14
Feb*
12y8
21
10
40'A
*
•
common
Jan
60'A
2,000
10,600
'"'I'l
Inc
Jan
;
-
100
2%
1
:
1
Industries
Apr
18%
79%
.
5
;
International
Feb
107/a
7/
—
1
10c
_1
cumulative
26
Jan
77%
:
7'A
♦
T
Jan
87/a
I 28%
31'/a
•
Jan
Jan
16'A Mar
8
5
;
Corp
\
1%
3'A
11%
13'A
Feb.
500
3%
10%
-
.
Apr
2,300
V*
3'A
__1
Co
Talon Inc class A
Television
1
Jan
;•> 20'A
Feb
25c
:
Corp
-
Taylor
A
__1
50c
Jan
Feb
9
10
Jan
Apr/
72%
9'A
19,100
13'A
•
;
9%
"
22
1%
Mar
14%
12%
1,400
12 Va
21'/a
_10c
Symington Wayne Corp warrants—
Syntex Corporation
B
65%
•
Sunset International Petrol Corp
Superior Tool <fc Die Co—
4%
63%
12%
!
—
Styjon Corporation
Class
65%
9
v
Apr
25
16%
3'A
-
6%
3,600
?
-
10%
•
14
300
16'A
3%
-
17'A Mar;
12,000
*
13'/a
1%
■
69
7 'A' Man
....
Apr
11
10
10'A
9
Jan
Apr
Feb
5%
.1,000
3,100
r
12'A
—
4%
12
100
9%
9%
*
Jan
21% Mar
2,100
"^3,600
20%
9'A
9%
Apr
Mar 7,
55
21
900
69
13%
.
t.
5'A
69
loe
Co——
Container
6% /:
13%~
.19 'A
24'A
,
19% Mar
12
;
—^
Texstar Corp.
Textron Electronics
2'A Jan
9% Jan
21%
\..11'A
20 Ya
„l
Co
5%
Apr
100
8%
69
.
1
Jan
28 y*
j
lc
8%
Mar
2
19'A
Jan
12Ya Mar
Apr.
*
-
Jan
10'A Mar
8'/a
3%
Jan
Mar
19'A
2
19%
Jan
900
ft
„
Roosevelt
2,100
sy.
-
v
(I) & Sons Inc class
A__
1,350
10%
22
>
6%
2
a
51
10'A
5%
20
H
Amer dep rets ord
regis.—1_
Roosevelt - Field Inc
footnotes,
3%
1%
HIl
Mining Co^
Rolls Royce Ltd—
For
23,600
3%
~6%
Rio Grande Vaiiey Ucu► Vu-1Vte extended to Jat l
1965—
1
Robinson Technical Products
Inc-I~20c
Rochester Gas A Elec 4%
pfd P—__100
Rokeach
Raceway Tnci—_II
Roxbury Carpet Company
19'A Mar
8'A
j
.
Rldgeway Corp
11%
100
19%
7%
10%
Jan
600
19%
v
38'/a
Jan
24% Mar
,
20Ya Mar
^
16'A
B
Stop & Shop Inc
Technicolor
21
Corp-II
Indus
X12% X12%
gc
Inc
Industrial
10
4,000
20
Com—II""""!
Insurance Co—
Remington Arms
9%
1
Reinsurance Investment
(Robert) & Co
&
Feb
23'%
common
Reis
30
3.33
,,
preferred
Investment
Soundcraft
Feb
IIIIIIlO
Trust of America
Reda Pump Co
Reeves
28
j
convertible
Estate
Corp
ordinary
Corporation
(Hugo)
Jan
23%
20%
800
21%
6'/a
11'A
Canada
(J B)
81%
Apr
50% Mar
12
1
Instruments
of
Stetson
22% Mar
14
Feb
10
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp (Dei)_J_.
35
K
1
Co
Stinnes
.
Jan
,_1
—
Enterprises
Feb
6% Mar
24'/a
'
Statecourt
Jan
3fs Feb
•*
10%
Corp
Corp____;
Uranium
66
4,600
Jan
53
5'A
201,
Co
class
Aviation
49%
Feb
22%
1
Stanrock
58%
23'A. Jan
9%
Starrett (The) Corp common
50c convertible preferred
Apr
200
200
«■
1
Jan
8'A
14%
.
24'A
21'/a
—
1
Corp
Corp
Jan
19%
!
-
23%
6'A
common
Jan
16%
14
Mar
48%
1
11
18
14
-
18% Mar
—
24'A
12Ya
:
24
Apr
Jan
36%
*
7
,
700
23%
5
Apr
Mar
86'A
11% Mar
4,400
—
—.
1
Mar
2
86%
Feb
Feb
2
Uranium
46%
41
•
Feb
56%
Inc
Jan
62
.
Jan
Feb
Corp__2
(Ky)
Jan
150
.
Jan
8%
52%
Inc
convertible preferred
$1.60
Standard
Standard
Jan
500
10%
15%
22%
100
♦
59%
4,400
10'A
Feb
56
1
Feb
63
10%
Jan
Jan
55
25
:
Petroleum
Dredging Corp
Standard-Thomson
6'A Mar
44
^
5'A
5%
45%
45% Feb
55
Standard
13% Mar
Mar
11
preferred
—
~
Apr
4'A Mar "
.
)■>'
31%
25
—
I
,J.-
Apr
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Stahl-Meyer
Inc
Jan
16%
Colorado—"
.i
28%
25
preferred
Co
Jan
16
18 %
1
4%
'
<
2,400
.
Jan
Mar
3,000
25
Royalty Co
Spencer Shoe Corp
:
Shares
2'/a
4%
Jan
400
t
Apr
Jan
59
51%
5,600
,
29'/a
Realty & Utilities
Products
1,200"
675
41%
Jan
42%
-
Apr
'
28%
Line
Oil
10
'A
Apr
40
35%
113%
28%
1,600
8t7ff -Jan
39
Jan
28%
12.50
Southland
Pipe
Standard
18 ya
8
Jan
::,900
—
Standard
500
4
Jan
5%
7jv Mar "
—
Standard
200
8
Jan
"%
Feb •;
7%
20%
25
Jan
20
4%
Jan
Jan
■
2'A
Apr
36
37,240
13
25
Jan
62
1
29%
31
7%
,£9%
cumulative
Feb
10 »A
2%
57%
cumulative
40'A
2%
1
55'A
cumulative preferred
9'A
2»%
"•
57
4.32%
Southern
42%
1
~~
II_
75
4.08%
99% Mar
10 %
50
29 Ya
40
4.24%
!
16%
'
"
>■
100-
25
Apr
19%
48%
2%
Jan
12%
preference.:
Jan
Apr
7'A
2%
2 50
x
28%
5,
convertible
14% Mar
19%
■
Apr
V. A
4'A
5,200
c-'
43'A
__25
67%
Jan
40
45%
7'A
39
4%
preferred
preference-;
89 'A
500
1
Apr
-11* 1,7%
preferred
cumulative
California
4% Mar
11%
300
15 %
96%
8
7 A
38%
4%
cumulative
Apr
30%
2,300
14%
IIII
I"
600
6
%
8%
7A
39
,1^'
cumulative
Materials
Feb
15 y«
96
Jan
'A
.1/:'12%
i
preferred
Southern
7%
31% Mar
\ 6
original
Southern
7,800
12%
30%
1 % Mar
6,100
*5:
Co.
Southern
2,300
5%
Oil
Feb
1%
3
Lithium
Penn
Feb
35%
5V»
46'/4
Apr
20%
1,800
4.|(
i
Corp
Manufacturing
Coast Corp
13
1%
11%
%
4%
4%
Paper Mills
Mar
63
12,900
20c
Power
Feb
Jan
-
Jan
100
' "
•-
*
Feb
32
Apr
Jan
'A
8,300
4'A
4%
4.48%
Jan
15%
Jan
3'/a Mar
800
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber—
Pyle-National Co
Quebec
10 Va
8%
•
Apr
Jan
92% Mar
i
"
26%
15,400
1%
4%
4.56%
Jan
12%
Mar
14
300
100
6
Sn
4(4%
Quebec
16%
1,500
cumulative preferred
Puerto Rico Telephone Co_
:
Apr
400
6
7
,
of
12'A
33'A
11%
Corp
Service
Jan
14'A
2,000
3%
2%
Apr
Feb
9 Ya
7%
1%
35
4
Iiic (Def)~
Inc
Gas
1%
1
11 y.
47'%
50%
1
Progress Mfg Co IncProphet (The) Company
Providence
South
11
32
5
Preston East Dome Mines
Ltd
Proctor-Silex
Soss
Jan
Pharmaceutical
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Pratt & Lambert Co
Prentice-Hall
Apr
9%
63
20r
Polymers Inc
Power Corp of Canada
14%
10%
-
Jan,
42%
Jan
4'A
112
'
5
Sonotone
13%
*
Inc
Alexander
Jan
Mar
6% Mar
4.78%
15'%
Polarad Electronics
Corp
Poloron Products class A
Polymer Corp class A
Powdrell
4Ya
"•••>
3% Mar
9 ii
10,700
;
31%
Feb
300
£1
Inc
(Howard)
4.88%
ln„
&
Smith
Jan
14%
Corp (Del)
Aircraft Corp
_H~
Materials
Apr
Jan
Airways
1% Mar
14%
_
Pneumatic Scale
87%
78 V2
200
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie_
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Plastic
Slick
3,200
Steel
Industries
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Jan
5%
Philippine Long Dist TefcoHIlo'^os
Co
Pierce
Apr
Jan
9%
Phillips Screw
Piasecki
Apr
94%
30%
7%
Feb
10% Mar
Mar *
89%
•
87%
24% Mar
7%
3'A
90
37,700
A
20
131'A
700
2
"2
Co
Jan
29%
6%
Jan
38
Jan-
250
'A
1%
4%
Jan
12
Jan
23'A Mar
>
1%
1
Jan
28%
11%
22
24%
Apr-
Feb
Southern California Edison—
1%
_II"
Co
85
28%
1
20%
21%
•
Oil
Manufacturing
Apr
"
27
ir
Ltd
Venezuelan
South
1%
_
Phoenix
Singer
23%
o cn
&
Apr
Jan
"Vsn
43%
26%
A
•
Feb
9%
~~
42%
26%
2
5,000
100'A
iya
Corp
Phillips Electronics
Industries
89%
18 V2
Minerals——1111I__i
v
Jan
900
14%
42%
Jan
4'A Mar
14%
26% Mar
40
92'A
91
10c
preferred
Jan
1%
H"~
Perfect Photo Inc
Peruvian Oils &
Sinclair
22%
Manufacturing Co~(MassT~20
Circle
Simpson's
Apr
22
"J
5,200
3,200
Jan
Apr
''7%
2,000
•
Shares
90
9%
Ltd-
(The)—
Feb
22'A
22%
2
4Ya
1
225
1%
Peninsular Metal Products
Penn Traffic Co__
Pep Boys
22%
1,900
1
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
Canada
American
Jan
2,700
vtc
2~B~ol
shares_Il Bol
_
8%
2
convertible
$3
»
Class B
of
24'A Mar
Jan
23,900
1
Parx Chemical
Company
Parker Pen Co class A
27%
102'A 106
3
Co
25c
1
I
Canada
•J
21%
Jan
16'A
500
3%
92
Silvray Lighting Inc
'
Petroleum (CA)
Pantepec Oil (CA) Amer
Patino
3%
8'A
99
3,100
9
25%
2'A Mar
13
Feb
:4% Mar
Apr-
Apr
14%
100
2,500;..
x26%
4
100
122% Mar
170
12 y8
:
27'A
10c
82
620
3%
98
1
106
B
20%
*21
\
7%
pfdIIIIlOO
6,700
11,100
9
8%
•
Silver Creek Precision Corp
Silver-Miller
Mines
Ltd
Jan
■J"
16'A
35
1
Simca
50
7%
~5%
Pancoaslal
Class
l.ooo t
33,600
Jan
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
11%
12
8'A
12.50
25'A Mar
86%
1
T
16'A
8'A
Power
common
79%
Ltd.!!.
II
Paddmgton Corp class
Page-Hersey Tubes
&
25'A Mar -
10
86%
18 Va
16'A
Inc
Co
Jan
124% 124%
•
Petroleums
Warrants
Water
Products
Jan
100
94
■;r
5
23%
'
preferred
Pacific
Pacific
93 Yb
93 %
13%
Mining
23 Ya
'
200
89 Va
13%
-
*
22% Mar
500
•
•
preferredlll—I*
dividend
Pacific
87%
88%
3'A
1
200
"
♦
16
3'/e
20c
300
■
14%
3'A
1
Corp of America
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
27% Mar
preferred
15%
Shoe
Apr
40%
30%
4-fo
20%
50c
Inc
4%
preferred—
Sherwin-Williams of
Feb
8
3%
16'A
3
Sherwin-Williams
Jan
20
100
6%
"
•;
3%
20%
Co
Denn
*
*
Inc
Leather
6%
•
1
Corp
Bros
Shattuck
U Jan
■fir Mar
1st pfdl—25
preferred
5%
Corp General
Freehold Petroleums
Servomeclianisms
Seton
P
Pacific
Clay
Products
Pacific Gas & Electric
6%
Airlines
Servo Corp of America
Jan
17%
17%
6%
Jan
6 '/8 Mar
:
6'A
36
17% Feb
1
4'A Mar
s
Jan
6'/a
93
48 y* Mar
1
'
2,200 '■
Jan
8'A
Jan
1
25% Mar
Feb
100
5%
(6'A
Western
29% Mar
3,550
4%
1,100
l'A
12'A
Jan
Jan
17%
5'A
,v
••
8% Mar
8%
7%
5y* Mar
56%
7'A
1%
Mar/
100
6%
Seeman
17%
7
1,100
8%
1%
Jan
53%
7'A
*% Mar
"•
Feb
Security
Seeburg (The)
17%
9'A
Feb'"
Securities
54%
U
1 fa
6% Mar
Jan
700
14,600
1.
9'A
Apr
6'A
Seaporcel Metals Inc
14,700
7'A
5
Apr
Feb
4%
Apr
87
%
%
1
l:
3.50
Sentry Corp new common
Serrick Corp class B
50
22'A
400
85
2,000
lV
Jan
•
5,400
Jan
91
91
91
~90c
Feb
205/a
200
6%
Jan
20'A
21%
18%
6%
3%
1"
Jan
17%
6%
Jan
300
20'A
'
Jan-
6%
Jan
20,800
Jan
Feb
16'A
—
6%
1%
23 V*
Jan^
18'A
Jan
Jan
8 % Mar
1
./ %
31%
500
19
16
,
1
Seaboard
Ltd
X Mar
22
,22'A
-II-IIII„_l
Ohio Power 4%%
Okalla Oils Ltd
19%
157/a Mar
10 »/4 Mar
,7
Milling Corp
Plywood & Lumber
Feb
53,900
20Q
Seaboard Allied
ti Feb
6%
6'/a
6%
~~50c
Ogden Corp
Ohio
Co
500
3,100
7%
Seaboard
Jan
Oil
17%
—
1
1,
% Mar
31V*
20c
Corp
Jan
Jan
Jan
67%
2 Ya
Jan
4%
Jan
3%
-
o
Occidental
1
I
Fisher Co
Jan
14,000
3
2%
3%
3'A Mar
21%
25c
5,000
%
Jan
Feb
17 Ya
—
50c
7,100
1
Mar
500
19 Va
—
—25c
8,300
13
Jan
;
3%
4
—
20
(Del)
79
>r
2%
'1
.—20
Ltd
Petroleums
63 Ya
84
10
3 ya
4V'a Mar
84
Feb
2% Mar
6%
2% Mar
4%
i-7
!
4%
3% Mar
12%
17'A
11
20
Paper Corp—
*
1,100
35%
7'%
l
High
3% Mar
200
7'A
17%
—
20
Sarcee Petroleums Ltd
5%
Apr
Y%
1
A(De~l)
1%
10%
4%
4'%
Warrants
Nuclear Corp of Amer
Mar
7% Mar
9,600
2%
l
—
series preferred
preferred
series
iil
;
"2% I;
5.60%
series
Jan
1
9%
;• 4%
35
Jan
30
-
* *
4.40%
Apr
8%
35%
Jan
preferred
series preferred——
Mar
4%
8%
„
5%
25
'/a
3'A
3ya
3%
5,700
3'A
ll'/a
•
4'A%
35
5,100
2%
3%
———2.50
Inc
Jan
25
-is
100
3
Milling Co Ltd
16 pesos
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Apr
43
1
Ltd
Corp
Salem-Brosius
39%
370
36%
25
2%
,
1
1
San Carlos
Jan
*
Feb
8,700
2%
__
1
Haynes
&
Lawrence
St.
Jan
Feb
154
>*
Company
Petroleum
Consolidated
Ryerson
Feb
2%
% Mar
31%
1,600
(The F C)
Russell
Ryan
Low
700
3'A
91£
—
50c
Inc
Avenue
Range Since Jan.
High
3'/a
8%
Jan
13%
Mar
127
1,600 j'
39
36 %
36%
1
Co
Pub Serv
Rankin
Northspan
l
I25
_
32
'•
%
%
38%
Shares
Low
3'A
9&
50c
•
Corp
Ltd
Jan
Apr
Feb
•
20
'
141
1
Apr
23 '/a Mar
jq
Northeast Airlines
North
2
141
1
——Hi
class
%
Jan
^ Mar
1/64 Apr
900
2 %
Class B
North
7,000
9,700
11%
~_1
IIIl
North American
Royalties
North Canadian Oils Ltd
Northern
%
27%
10
Railway
1%
145,600
3l2
%
%
25%
Rosario—3.33%
Cement
Apr
Jan
71,400
2%
Fifth
Russeks
Jan
2%
11%
•
Inc_.
37%
1
Ltd
Southern
Feb
26%
Merchandise
Rim
17% Mar
35 Va
11%
Co
Honduras
,
1
Nipissing Mines
Noma
1%
~_1
York
York
1,500
36%
2%
14% Mar
Apr
4,200
21%
35%
12%
Royal American
Royalite Oil Co
Jan
23'/a
25c
Superior Oils
North
20 %
50c
•
New
1,900
3%
Feb
3
4,300
1/64
Co
Co
New
3%
13%
36%
1
(expire April 21)
Process
Nickel
3
12%
for Week
Par
.
High
Low
High
21
20
Hew Jersey Zinc
New Mexico & Arizona Land
New Park Mining Co
New
3Ya
1
Co
Clock
Idria
New
Low
Sales
Range
of Prices
<
American Stock Exchange
x
Range Since Jan-1
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Par
National
Nestle-JL>e
Thursday
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
,
3
6%
'A
.
j
400 4
900
27,900 ."
6%
•„
Feb'
23%;Apr/,..
27'A
Jan
78
100 /
800
Feb
6'
' ,•
-
85
Apr;-
;
2%
-
6
-
.
Jan-
3%
& Jan
.
,
Jan
a7/.
Apr
Mar /
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Number 5943
191
Volume
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AMERICAN. STOCK, EXCHANGE
Week's
Thursday
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
9%
9%
,j_10c
9%
9%
9%
1,600
9%
23%
23%
100
23%
22%
23 %
3,200
20
20,
20%
300
24'A
231/2
25 5/8
31,400
14%
141/8
IO1/2
103/4
.<
—5
of Canada^———*
Investment Co
Stock Yards of
nnion
Union
10 y2
4
1
Jan
14
Apr
17
Jan
A6s
10%
Apr
13%
Jan
A6s
; 900.
L
13/8
1
12,400
45
453/4
300
63/a
6
65/8
11,000
28%
,
J
33/4 Mar "
9,300
453/4
Feb
—6% Feb
,,
'
25/8
5%
53/8
2%
,:
Jan
Feb
6
6
Jan
1813/4
Apr
50c
1
4(4
1,000
4
10 V2
10'A
101/2
400
93/8 Jan
40%
40%
41%
15,800
343/4 Mar
10 »/4
10%
—1
U S
—1
United Stores Corp
—50c
Universal American Corp—
—25c
Universal Consolidated Oil
—-10
Universal Container Corp cl A com_10c
Universal Controls Inc
25c
Universal Insurance
15
Universal Marion Corp (Fla)
14
Utah-Idaho Sugar -—
5
1,200
29,100
8
Apr
12% Apr
40
331/2 Feb
18
71/8
73/a
1,000
7
9%
10%
2,000
18%
8% Mar
1967
Jan-July
$90
93
94%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
$90
90
92
$120
2008—_May-Nou
$63
-May-Nov
April-Oct
$60
Jan
stamped
of Oct
9,500
5%
Jan
93/4
Feb
5%
9,000
53/a
Apr
6%
Feb
12%
12 >/a
Mar
13%
101/4
10%
100
9"% Mar
113/8
12 3/8
2,500
111/4 Mar
11%
200
12
43/4.
4%
-
200
33/8
3%
"2%
Jan
week
21
21
53/4
'•/ 1%
1%
81
81
~3%
1%
"3%
23/4
23/4
23/4
Jan
"201/8
30
Feb
trials
4%
Jan
1
lit
11/4 Apr
18%
10
Jan
Jan
5%
3& Mar
1
1,600
30%
30 % Mar
37 %
28%
2 6 3/4 Mar
29%
47
""%
1
2%
1
15
13
13%
2%
88.43
80.01
79.66
84.08
83.04
88.56
80.07
79.79
84.12
83.13
207.06
88.56
80.01
79.62
84.05
83.07
144.41
89.47
206.92
88.56*
80.02
79.71
83.95
83.06
143.91
89.36
207.44
88.73
79.94
79.56
83.97
83.05
^ '
;> "
12
13
626.50
<14
630.12
15
GOOD
are
Jan
14 %
Feb
113/4
9%
1,500
9% Mar
3%
2,200
2%
24%
24%
253/a
700
24
Apr
34%
Jan
18%
Jan
20 3%
89
90
20
87
Jan
91
26 % Mar
29
9y8 Mar
Jan
"93/8
"93/4
1,200
21
"9%
22%
700
2
"l%
"l
1
213/a
50c
6%
6
63/a
43/8
43/8
4%
Last
Period
Power
6s
debs
Aug
3%s
June-Dec
1974
High
111%
Mar
8%
Jan
Apr
5%
Jan
Boston Edison 23/4s
series A
Chemoil
6s
debs
Delaware Lack
&
Western
Lackawanna
of
N
J
no.
23
105%
Western RR 4s
119
86
82%
87
63%
67
82%
883/4
t42%
mm
*
'
1953
extended
to
1st mortgage 3%s
mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania
3%8
Water
&
Power
Non-Durable
2
>
*
...»
72%* > ? ?
$71
-
-481
85
'
•1
f
Public Service Electric
& Gas Co
Rapid American Co 7s debs 1967
5%s conv subord debs 1964
&aie
Harbor
QnPPu
Water
Power
Petroleums
71
——
——'' %
40
T
81
106%
99%
99% 100%
37
99%
74
73%
25
73%
$97%
74
983/a
—
series
C
3%s
series
D
3%s
3s
3%s
4%s
series
series
series
series
43/+S
series
4%s
4%s
series
csm.+JT
Mar-Sept
1965
■
-77
1978
F
1979-
:
1981
H
I
1982
—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
-
Gas (Calif)
3s 1971
.southwestern Gas & Electric 3%s
1970
April-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
....
119
329.3
230.3
+ 1.3
233.3
431.8
+ 0.9
446.5
414.7
264.7
264.7
0.0
299.7
264.7
No. of
Shares
Wed.
April
April
April
April
April
Foreign
Bank
Bonds
Bonds
$4,918,000
$403,000
4,822,000
188,000
2,734,380
5,185,000
274,000
5,459,000
2,730,320
4,948,000
$19,873,000
2,515,060
2,471,240
$2,500
5,190,000
242,000
-GOOD FRIDAY
15
Jan. 1 to
96
113
$81
•
S.
80%
.
Railroad
•—
.
2
97
,
97
25
99%
97%
993/4
$98%
87%
83%
$873/4
5
—
87%
2
83%
1
•
90
—
$420,399,750
$503,450,800
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
933/4
86
145
169
—
64%
88%
93
853/4
76
80 y«
79%
80%
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Thur.
Fri.
April
April
April
April
April
Foreign
Corporate
Foreign
Stocks
Gov't
Bonds
Total
1
Bonds
Bonds
$115,000
1,239,765
—-
$71,000
$34,000
$10,000
975,115
1112_
13
14_
100,000
939,265
166,000
2,000
2,000
170,000
172,000
5,000
5,000
182,000
970,770
100,000
FRIDAY—
15
83y4
4,124,915
Total.
88
89
90
97
98
993/4
1960
Bonds—
103
Foreign
of
Shares-
87%
83%
April 15
863/4
873/4
April 15
1959
1960
1959
76,486,107
152,890,500
4,124,915
7,858,668
government
corporate
$593,000
41,000
11,000
421,000
38,000
336,000
416,000
$642,000
$9,100,000
$9,754,000
17,000,
Total
$567,000
$8,343,000
"
84%
Foreign
$567,000
$17,000
Jan. 1 to
i
Domestic
100
$41,000
$509,000
Stocks—Number
97%
86
$590,000
.
Week Ended
78%
85
96%
.11.
.
$32,342,500
Transactions at the American Stock
87
78
86
99%
98%
398,279,000
923/4
85
80
86
97
Industrial
Total
98
78
2
—
$78%
'<
31,128,000
$1,000
4,000
23,824,300
479,626,500
Bonds
$87
■
22, Luf, 2 50
$20,982,500
and
77%
75%
—
$83
$4,500
$1,214,500
$2,500
Bank
Foreign
Domestic
••
80%
$80
m-rn
274,836,701
Government
International
87%
61
92%
-87
217,530,129
10,451,000
Bonds—
U.
101%
—
91%
91%
1959
1960
1959
17,826,640
19,873,000
Shares
(No. of
26
April 15
l,l"d7,000
of
Shares)
48
$20,982,500
$2,500
$1,107,000
98
64
Sales
$5,323,500
5,010,000
10,451,000
11—.
12—
13
14
119
147
$61
-
Bond
Bonds
95%
96
Total
Gov't
Bonds
117%
$83
•
290.7
216.1
'
U. 8.
Int'l
Railroad
and Miscel.
1
4
146
\
L
Jan-Aug
Li;
Somhprn £alifornta Gas 3%s 1970
lonfSLn+Counties
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1982—
serles K 1988
+ 1.3
•
90
96
mm
April-Oct
J ; 1982
+ 1.2
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
81
127
86
119
-
,
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
•
95
$85
mm
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1976
'
479.4
488.6
290.7
435.8
_
Stocks—Number
81
—
$933/4
mtm
23
91
91
$84%
April-Oct
3s
1976
E
G
May-Nou
453.4
494.6
233.3*
j
544.4
1960
21
101%
1013/4
$100
91
1998-Jan-JuIp
1981—May-Now
Ltd 5s conv debs *62—Jan-July
Corp
bouthern California Edison 3s
3%s series A 1973
3s
series
B
1973
2%s
6s
521.6
294.6
Goods
Total
'
106% 107%
107%
Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
1964—June-Dec
——Jan-July
1970
458.8
•
16
14
May-Now
1968
472.0
+2.2
'
479.2
Low
*391.2
538.9
—
Av*
16
16
Mar-Sept
1963
3%s
487.1
Goods
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance & ServiceMining
■'New high
32
25
-455
~
1960—
432.5
+ 1.6
398.2
468.7
Manufacturing
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
Power
-
High
+ 1.5
Change
April, 1, '60
404.3
__
493/4
42%
—
—
—
+—
'
__
''
;
;
'
6
100.77 Mar 11
Week Ended April 15
xt5^ convertible subord debentures 1976—Jan-July
England Power 3%s 1961
;
44
29%
$98%
—-
April-Oct
Jan-July
i
(
Percent
April 8, '60
Composite
Thur.
t27%
.
Mar-Sept
i
for 1960
109.39 Jan
Range
Low
prices of the common stock
by major industry groups
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the current
Tues.
68
92
April-Oct
April-Ocf
National Theatres & Television Inc—
5%s 1974
i—
13
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Mon.
$883/4
May-Nov
May
1970
w
Holiday
106.60
12
Stocks
$65
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%% liq tr ctfs—•
Midland Valley RR 4s 1963
National Bellas Hess 5%s 1984
National Research Corp—
High
April 15
11
The SEC index of stock prices based on the closing
for week ending April 8, 1960, for composite and
Fri.
1993
105.85
105.81
Fri.
88%
120%
843%
42
:
Division—
mortgage 4s series A
14
50
RR—
A
106.01
Thurs.
Wed.
138
Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 4s series B 1993
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
General Builders Corp—
6s Subord debentures 1963—C.
:.
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Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Jan-July
1973
uiura.-^
April
April
April
April
Tues.
Closing
Htgh
Low
45
86%
85%
June-Dec
Chicago Transit Authority 33/4s 1978
5.234;
Jan. 1
ftold
$120
—Quar-Feb
1970
Rails,
iv
Range for 1959
High
109.60 Aug 4
Low
101.42 Sep 23
Mon.
Range since
Bonds
,-.-v
45
+40
85%
86%
June-Dec
1970
1998
1
108
111%
1994—June-Dec
Jan
.243/s Jan
6
Sale Price
Low
1%
Jan
43/a
Week's Range
or Thursday's
Bid & Asked
Thursday
Interest
J an
Mar
4,700
21%
Apr
3%
20
2,100
2,600
10c
Oil
Jan
1%
4,300
1*6
Corp
20%
Jan
Apr
8%
400
,
Co
4s inc debs
Industrials, 3.659;
...nei
_
Feb
30%
Apr
3%
"l%
Jan
5
Feb
19 %
Zapata Petroleum
subord
divisors:
'
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Durable
8 5/8
8%
5s
£1
40c
BONDS
\
,
Apr
14
,
American Stock Exchange
■/ /
•
Feb
90
Jewelry Co
Zapata Off-Shore
Pump
Jan
93/8
' 23/4
;
Ltd—
conv
FRIDAY
compiled dally by using the following
18.42.
<
■
Jan
12% Jan
2,400
'
Jan
26
18%
15
200
15
Mar
1% Mar
500
1%
1%
18% Mar
2,200
22%
20%
1%
Bonds
206.63
& Mar
Jan
ities
207.23
Mar
Feb
Ralls
89.33
Jan
%
40
Ralls
89.41
Jan
50
41
Util¬
trials
Stocks
89.12
Jan
100
250
"i9*
2031
,
25
pfd
100
*
——1
Zale
32 %
/
34%
5,600
Grade
145.01
Jan
32
28%
Grade
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
33%
Jan
10
Indus¬
144.75
Apr
3/s
% Mar
Total
Second
144.96
4Apr
600
1*6
10
First
624.89
Mar
3"% Jan
"25,500
listed
628.10
8
Feb
87
32
9%
dep rets ord regular
6% preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
due
45
Jan
233/4
79
500
86,1/2 ;
13%
American
1st
50
40/
10
65
„
Utilities, 8.53; 65 stocks,
33%
1
Williams (R C) & Co—
Wilson Brothers common
6%s
1
11
Averages
Jan
33/b
32
_10
Industries
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
ities
Date—
Williams Brothers Co
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
roads
626.50
Jan
Apr
Apr
Shoe
5% preferred
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 41/2%
Util¬
April
Jan
93
Feb
2%
-
20%-
'861/2
—10
Williams-McWilliams
Rail¬
April
1 % Jan
31/s
■
Ohio
43
63%
45
-Bonds-
15
April
3% Mar
500
6,000
13/8
1 %
1%
,
;;20%
28%
Feb
1,000
,
.
Manufacturing.
1
White Eagle International Oil Co_—10c
White Stag Mfg Co
1
1
Wichita River Oil Corp
1
Wickes (The) Corp.
—5
New
43
Total
20
Date
April
April
April
Jan
Feb
80
290
-
,
Jan
.
43%
Apr
23/4
29
v
11/*
Inc
&
43
63%
10
Jan
75
21
100
%
AGuantanamo
38
-Stocks-
Jan
4
Jan
9,600
-
81
Mar
2% Mar
21,000
v
-
li/4
.
3
300
3%
2%
3
•
dep rets ord shares-.——Is
Western Tablet & Stationery
*
Westmoreland Coal—
20
1st
50
ending April 8, 1960, for composite and by major industry groups
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Industries
49%
Jan
14
43/a Mar
500
~23/4
3%
American
Steel
49%
Jan-July
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.:
on
12%. Jan
75
-
4
Bethlehem
63%
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
are
30
3%
Appalachian Elec
983/4 *983/4
63%
2s 2012—Jan-July
(Plan A)
'
$98% 100
Mar-Sept
Indus¬
Inc^i—J—50c
pfd._
100
Western
for
73/a
*
5%s
$60
June-Dec
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
7%
1
Steel &
2%s
1947
Jan
12%
4.40%
Development Co
Leaseholds Ltd
Inc
1927)
Jan
Jan
5%
(Del)————5
Western
Amer
1949
(Plan A)
Jan
73/a
trust ctfs——*
—
.—100
Products
Utilities
103/4
133/8
30,200
5%-
A
6%s
(Prov)
(issue
93/4 Mar
12%
.
51/2
Alsco
17 3%
1967
6%
43/4
103/8
preferred
(F W)
$15
A
7%
6 3/4
600
]6^'jvL
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd-.-
Woolworth
$157
$150
•No par value,
a Deferred delivery transaction (not included In year's range),
d Ex-interest,
Ex-liquldating distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
included in year's range),
r Transaction for cash
(not included in year's range),
tEx-dis¬
tribution.
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
,
A Bonds
being traded flat.
$ Thursday's bid and ask 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;
"wi." when issued; "w w," with warrants; "xw," without warrants.
/Feb
;5%
Company Inc———_——1
Wentworth Manufacturing
1.25
Weyenberg
16%
$120
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1951
B
B
Apr
Feb
900
5%
51/4
12
Weiman &
Westmoreland
Banks—
(not
8% Jan
Jan
7
63/4
•
Webster Investors Inc
Western
15
95%
f
36% Mar
15 % Mar
8,100
———1
——30
1
& Knapp Inc common
10c
series preference————
*
West Texas
113/8 Mar
81/2
16%
Precision Instrument Co
West Chemical
Jan
16%
Waitt & Bond Inc common
$6
41%
1,500
99%
Jan
361/4
5%
2
Co
Wagner Baking voting
1% preferred—
Webb
Feb
343% Mar
351/4
9%
—*
r——10c
-;S'
;"w
$2 cumulative
6
8%
:,7
25c
,
Inc
Waltham
9 % Mar
Apr
7'/a
1
-——1
Co
Coke Co—,
Manufacturing
Aircraft
Feb
3%
16 V2
Industries warrants———
Virginia Iron Coal &
Vita Food Products
Waco
Feb
3%
9,100
,35
35
1
(The) Instrument
Corporation—
•
93/4
3,800
133/4 X153/8
8 V2
133/4
1
Victoreen
Vornado
500
7"%
35
35%
72
99
Jan-July
1951
Rio de Janeiro stamped
Jan
103/a
3%
63%
series
A7s
11% Mar
46%
11%
7s
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972Parana stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2C08
Peru (Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Jan
*
4
166
$99% 100
•
Valspar Corp
Vanderbilt Tire & Rubber—
Vogt
53/8
'' Mar
72
June-Dec
June-Aug
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
Jan
19
; 4%
7
7 5/8
72
90%
series
Feb
41/4
643/4
High
100
7
4%s
Jan
Apr
4%
943%
98
5%s
Maranhao
Apr V
Low
Adjustment debentures—
Jan
14
Conditioning Corp
Ceramic Tile Co—
Foil Co class B
Rubber Reclaiming Co
Debt
AHanover
600
Air
•V"
J an
3%
1974
1952
A
series
Jan
168
20 '
1813/4
Jan. 1
No.
15
94»/4
Danzig Port & Waterways 6 %s 1952
Jan-July
German Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
•
180,'
100
June-Dec
of German State & Prov
series
7%
2 5/8
400
100
Range since
Sold
High
A
Apr
55
5
4,200
53/8
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Jan
5%
23/4
Thursday's
or
100
Jan-July
5s 1960
(Germany)
Apr
53/8
151/4
Vinco
1963
A
ser
Knapp Inc 5s debs
Central Bk
8% Jan
5/e Jan
V l3/a
Jan
413A Mar
141/2
Van Norman
&
26%
14 "A
V
West Penn Traction
19 3/4 Mar
RR & Canal————100
United Pacific Aluminum -4
—1
S
Sale Price
Jan
400
4%
1%
-1
---
United N J
S
Webb
Jan
100
61/2
6%
United Improvement & Investing—2.60
United Industrial "warrants",_—
United Milk Products
5
United Molasses Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
10s
u
Jan
Jan
Apr
27
20
~50c
Omaha_,
Aircraft Products
Asbestos Corp——
United Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
United Elastic Corp
—--
U
6s
29
22
19%
—-■—
United
United
U S
debs
Corp
A Baden
Chemical Corp—i
Gas Co
Wasatch
Jan
17%
Apr
Sales
Last
Period
Low
27%
Apr
Mar
22
''v.YA
U
uSion
10 V*
Feb
8%
22%
Conduit & Cable Co—
Tri-continental warrants True Temper Corp.
Triangle
Unexcelled
400
9%
Week's
Interest
Exchange
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
of America-
A common
fines
BONDS
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
1
_
T?SnsportaUonPCorp
Low
Par
Aphi ,I«
Thursday
Last
Stock Exchange
(Range fo, Week
Sales
Sale Price
STOCKS
Ajitcricftn
33
-
$8,778,000
"■
1560,000
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1698)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
Thursday
Monday, April 18, 1960
.
(Range for Week Ended April 15)
Week's
Thursday
Exchange
STOCKS
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
.
.
of Prices
Shares
Range Since Jan.
"
STOCKS
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Par
American
Agricultural Chemical
American
Motors
Sugar
Refining
American
Tel
93%
Boston
&
Boston
Edison
Boston
Pers
Boston
Albany RR
Prop
61%
*
RR
i
Copper
Range
J
4V2%
preferred
6%
eum
136
Jan
59%
20.:*
Apr
Feb
58%
75
43%
270
40 % Mar
48%
Apr
56
14
22%
48 ¥4
18%
202
16¥2 Mar
23%
14
60
12%
Jan
88
Apr
21% Mar
23%
22%
24
Jan
90
127 ¥2 Mar
92
24% Mar
30%
12
74%
77'A
Feb
33%
20
31% Mar
40
Jan
' '
52%
66
66
66
60¥2
90
,54 ¥8
60¥2
148
45%
Feb
Jan
103¥4
79% Mar
150
Jan
Jan
59 ¥2 Mar
66
Apr
58
50
56 ¥a
62
Feb
Jan
20
'
82
54 ¥a
10
BONDS
80%
__
6.25
;
W)
(F
'
Jan
76
.'
135 ¥2 135 ¥2
16%
Woolworth
Jan
26%
*
Steel
S
,
Jan
Feb
50 %
48
61,
Jan
Cincinnati
Mar
84,
Feb
preferred class B_
—100
18%
18%
National Stores Inc
__——*
Ford Motor Co ____________—.——5
54 ¥4
55
405
47% Feb
72 ¥4
73%
785
69%
91%
93%
1,171
1
70%
72%
163
50
28%
29%
*
75%
77%
15
15
Electric
J
Wfestinghouse Elec
Apr
33%
100
First
General
Union Carbide
Apr
62%
Feb
75%
\__
1
High
„
40
We
Transit
■
;
4V2S
.
.
1998
—
$1,500
Mar
indebted to tiie firm of W. E, HUTTON & CO for the transmission
of these Cincinnati prices.
are
Railway Co—
1st preferred A
6%
Jan
26%
_—100
Street
Mass
Apr
68%
122
310
50%
93 %
18%
——5"'
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates com—10
Eastern
50%
Feb
Jan
70
10
Co_.
20
.
31
79%
42%
»
<
„
100
Co
26% Mar
Low
48%
22¥a
14
--1
High
48¥2
—
1
Oil
Sunray
Low
10
Apr
49% Mar
387
62%
29 %
(Ohio
Btudebaker-Packard
Jan
22V4 Mar
.5,970
136
30%
Oil
Standard
High
Apr
27%
125
93%
53%
61%
"
Service
26%
136
25
Providence
<fc
Cities
2,292
89%
100
x
29 %
52%
50
Co
210
26%
100
33%
com
—s
1
Low
28%
26%
29%
Tel
&
Company
High
27%
—1.66%
Corp
American
Anaconda
Low
•
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
Co
5
93%
17%
15
; i
Feb
.60%
Jan
Apr
93%
Apr
84% Mar
100 %
Jan
Detroit Stock Exchange
-
Gillette
Island
Co
Creek
Kennecott
Coal
common
Copper Corp
59%
36%
28%
Apr
75%
Apr
100
15
Mar
16
.Jan
40
25 % Mar
.STOCKS
'Jan
20
;
76
271
■
Thursday
73 % Mar
Jan
Jan
Week's
Range '<:
Last
j
.
v
,
/
1,
Sale Price
1
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
'
Par
Loew's
Theatres
—__25
.
Lone
Star
Maine
Cement
Central
Corp
5preferred
RR
Narragansett
Racing
National
4
New
New
Assn
Pennsylvania
Rexall Drug
108% 108 ¥2
10
100
30%
110
?Jan
12%
12%
200
11%
1
7c
8c
175
6c
Jan
10c
Jan
20%
20 ¥a
20%
36%
35%
36%
817,
35
Mar
37%
47%
117
43% Mar
53%
13%
13%
74
10
Co
13%
2,087
19%
12%
.16%
Apr
-
Jan
2.50
46%
47%
138
39
Mar
47%
*
28 y4
28%
225
27
Mar
32%
Jan
Stone
Webster
•
58 y4
58%
27
54%
1
33%
33%
75
32 % Mar
•
34 >/,
34%
456
United
•
Co
United Shoe Machinery Corp
U S Rubber Co common
U
S
Smelt
Vermont
Refin
&
&
Mass
22%
23%
51%
50 V4
51%
54%
54%
72
35 ¥a
36 ¥4
145
50
Co
36%
3,210
22%
36%
Jan
31%
Apr
'
Apr
49% Mar
62"%
6.25
36%
Jan
79%
Feb
50
15%
Jan
16%
Apr
54%
590
46%
Feb
56%
Jan
General
Great
Hall
Hurd
Week's
Lock
LaSalle
Range
of Prices
Shares
Par
Aeronca
Mfg
American
Low *
li
Laundry
Baldwin
Piano
7¥4
20
Carey Manufacturing
Champion Paper
Range Since Jan. 1
?v4
75
Masco
Low
High
6% .
Apr
9
50
38%
Jan
45%
Apr
85
36
46%
40
39%
40
Jan
40%
Apr
30%
30%
236
30%
Apr
34%
Feb
34»/«
34%
45
34%
Apr
42%
Jan
32%
33%
325
30%
Feb
32%'
190
31% Mar
Feb
30%
m
w■■■
;■
„
-
Gas
Cincinnati
Milling Machine
10'
Cincinnati
Telephone
5u
Cincinnati
Transit
Cincinnati
Union
Diamond
common
&
Gibson
_
_
_
S
''mum
*
'
■
110
■
.
&
1
10
1
_
Lunkenheimer
U
'
2
common
Playing Card
5
Unlisted
Can
—
American
1
10
Motors
166%
Radiator
American
Tel &
-33 ¥3
Armco
Oil
1
3
;
Bethlehem
Steel
—8
Industries
Chesapeake
Cities
<te
Ohio.
29%
98 7
8
30
20
28 ¥a
33
Feb
81%
905
10
Feb
Industries
Oil
Co
;
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compilation
~
Standard Oil of Indiana
Standard Oil (N J)
see page
385
9%
455
6%
8
4
4¥4
31
31 ¥u
•
4¥t
6%
-
92%
Apr
79%
42.
13 ¥4
27 ¥2
Feb
34%
Apr
7
Jan
10 ¥4
Apr
600
6%
Apr
8%
Jan
2,775
3¥a
Feb
4 ¥2 Mar
29% Mar
32%. Jan
842
.
6
400
103
6%
7¥s
5
4<j-t»
Jan
7% Mar
1,818
Apr
27,¥2
Jan
2 ¥2
Jan
36% Mar
171
«
Apr
2%
Jan
27
Feb
6
Apr
3%
165
2¥2
.Apr
2 ¥4
-
920
27
2¥j
'
44%
Apr
4%
Jan
2 ¥2
Feb
'
4 ¥4
4 ¥4
16%
16%
-
2%
2%
10%
»
10%
10%
725
10 ¥4 Mar
12 ¥2
23 ¥a
23 ¥a
210
22 ¥a
24 ¥4
Feb
4¥a
790
3%
Jan
4 ¥2
Apr
14/; -;• 647
12 ¥2
Apr
15
Apr
15
41%
Jan
49 ¥4
—
-
__
—
__
4¥8
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
15
the
Steel
67
Jan
86
59% Mar
77
Jan
20 ¥a Mar
2 3 ¥2
Jan
Allied
13%
108
12%
13%
103
50
Mar
126
45 ¥2
19 ¥2
3
63
63 ¥4
67
43
43
25
38%
219% 225
Jan
Feb
Aluminum
,
Apr
Apr
49 ¥4
Jan
36% Mar
41 ¥4
Jan
American
19 ¥4 Mar
20%
Jan
American
Apr
Mar
17%
Apr
85% Mar
50
37
219 ¥4
84
95
'
Apr
Feb
Investment Co
American
Mach
25 ¥a
Jan
American
Motors
98%
Jan
American
Rad
Jan
American
Feb
American
70%
Jan
Amurex
93
Jan
Anaconda
53 ¥2
Jan
Arkansas
Louisiana
30
41% Apr
91%
93%
114
84% Mar
99 ¥2
Jan
Armco
45%
46 ¥4
416
43% Mar
22
56 ¥a
Jan
Armour
22
20
Feb
22
Apr
Ashland
32% Mar
40
Apr
39 ¥2
67
43%
43%
63%
63 ¥a
95%
95V4
14
14
40
40
38%
25
Mar
Mar
Feb
41% Mar
31
56 ¥4
Feb
5
94 ¥2 Mar
20
13% Mar
57
34%
43%
43%
20
41 y8 Mar
31%
3i%
32
80
74%
71%
74%
62 ¥2
63
Jan
Tel
&
39
Feb
Jan
Co
&
Corp
Co
Oil
54 ¥2
Jan
Atlantic
66%
16%
Jan
Carp
class
A
Gas—
23%
Jan
15%
15 ¥2
16%
1,700
13 ¥2
Feb
17 ¥2
Jan
15
16
500
14 ¥2
Jan
16 ¥4
Jan
13 ¥a
Jan
Avco
40
Apr
47%
Jan
Jan
Belden
31
Apr
57%
Feb
63 ¥a
Apr
Bell
&
40
Mar
26
48 ¥4
Jan
27
Bendix
75
26
Apr
37 ¥4
Jan
Benguet Consolidated
44%
49%
50
34
Feb
41¥a
41%
50%
Jan
Bethlehem
57
40 ¥a Mar
38 ¥a
55 ¥4
Jan
Binks
109
36% Mar
42 ¥4
Steel
45%
Jan
25
Boeing
39 ¥2
Jan
45 %
50
Apr
Booth
47%
44% Mar
21 ¥4
22
53 ¥2
Jan
57
21 ¥4
Borg-Warner
40%
40%
16
35 ¥4
40%
41 ¥a
55
39 ¥4 Mar
43%
441/2
490
43 ¥4 Mar
Apr
Feb
26
Apr
44 ¥2
Jan
50%
Jan
Mar
39%
Jan
31%
31%
32
1,500
29% Mar
35 ¥a
Jan
95 ¥4
97 ¥4
500
83 ¥a Mar
19%
19%
19%
1,100
18%
34
1,100
26% Mar
34
Apr
1,500
39% Mar
43 ¥2
Jan
1,400
47% Mar
58
Jan
Jan
41 Va
41 ¥2
50%
51%
-
Apr
107
Jan
Jan
25%
Jan
18 ¥4
18 ¥4
18 ¥4.
200
17%
Feb
19 ¥4
63
61
63
400
49%
Jan
63
29
26 ¥2
29
12,900
22 ¥4
5
15
14%
15 ¥a
1,000
32%
32%
32%
600
93%
89%
93 ¥a
8,200
35%
35%
37 ¥a
500
2%
5,100
<
Feb
52%
52 ¥?
53
500
49 ¥2
Apr
68
Jan
34
33 ¥2
34
600
31¥a
Feb
35
Jan
60%
62
1,800
60
76 ¥4
Jan
3 4 ¥4
34 ¥4
35%
1,700
33%
Jan
41%
Feb
20%
21
20
Feb
23%
Jan
24 ¥2
23 ¥a Mar
27%
Jan
5
2%
J
800
Apr
Feb
29
13% Mar
16
30%
Apr
37%
Jan
80
Jan
93 ¥a
Apr
43
Jan
33% Mar
2
Mar
Apr
•
2%
Feb
Jan
24 ¥4
23%
9%
9%
100
9 ¥4
Jan
9% Mar
25%
25 ¥2
25%
400
22V2
Jan
26¥2 Mar
37%
600
35 ¥4 Mar
41%
Jan
13%
13 ¥a
13 ¥2
400
12 ¥a Mar
15%
Jan
-15
41
41
41
100
35%
46
A_.
•
81
-50c
200
15 ¥4
81
400
50
6
Mar
Feb
8 ¥a Mar
14¥2
Jan
17
Jan
77
Feb
83
Mar
3%
(Un)
(Un)
3%
3%
100
3%
Jan
47 ¥4
47 ¥4
48 ¥4
500
40%
Feb
16¥a
16
16 ¥4
2,500
15% Mar
17% Mar
—5
Inc
63%
63 ¥4
65%
1,500
63 ¥4
Apr
74
Jan
Feb
Feb
-J>1
1%
1¥4
700
1%
Jan
l¥a
Jan
—.8
45%
45 ¥a
46
3,400
45 ¥s
Apr
57 ¥4
41 ¥4
42
100
38 ¥2
Feb
42
Jan
Apr
23%
23%
24 ¥a
600
32 ¥2
Jan
27¥a
27 ¥a
250
40 ¥a
40 ¥2
300
2,200
„_5
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
Budd Company
Burlington Industries (Un)
50
41 ¥t
Corp
Corp
Burroughs Corp (Un)
710
15¥a
-
Jan
—2
Corp
Corp
1,000
•
1
-13
--8
IL
—8
Jan
40%
32
-10
Airplane
Fisheries
1,500
32 ¥4
Manufacturing Co
47 ¥4
34%
.16%
36%
Co
50
Aviation
33 ¥4
v
fjj
Manufacturing Co
Gossett
12% Mar
33 ¥2
Co
Corp—
Bailey Selbrn Oil & Gas class
Baldwln-Llma-Hamllton (Un)
Bastlan-Blesslng Co '
Bearings Inc
38%
9% Mar
100
,
4
Corporation
74 ¥2
500
Jan
14
-.10
B T L
Feb
10
50%
10
preferred.—
Jan
Jan
9%
-
,
14
41 ¥4
B
Corp
Refining
,=.
9%
10
Common
5% ; non-cum
Products
15
>
33 ¥2
-2.50
(Un)
43%
45%
Feb
50
(111)—
43%
37%
18¥a
—28
(Un)
common..
&
Athey
59%
-
800
-33 ¥3
Co
Refining common.
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
46 ¥2
109
Tel
Viscose
Oil
Steel
31 ¥4 Mar
139
21%
1
(Un)
Company.(Un)
43%
39%
Jan
20%
1
Foundries
54 ¥4
42%
36
Steel
San
Feb
70
100
Apr
21
1.66%
Stand
Apr
11
High
32%
3.50
American
40
61
&
(111)
Fdry
Corp
Apr
267
50
&
112 ¥2
72%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
62
10
(Un)
American
68 ¥a
61 ¥2
Co (Un)
Cyanamid Co
Jan
72
Shares
High
12.50
Can
Jan
66%
of Prices
52 ¥2 Mar
1
55%
72
49 ¥a
(Un)
51 ¥4
265¥4
for Week
25
1
American Airlines
46
only
Sales
Range
800
American Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres (Un)
64
38 ¥a
America
40 ¥2 Mar
116
transactions
100
•
Jan
47
38%
of
Jan
65
40
Co
69%
67%
41%
43%
250
59%
10
23%
49 ¥a
•
24Va- Feb
25
3
Apr
18 ¥4
49%
21%
,
Jan
25
50c
;
59% Mar
-
,
109% 112
37%
Feb
59%
1
Paper Corp
Allis Chalmers
Mfg
Aluminium Ltd
60%
Jan
Jan
57 ¥2
Apr
42 ¥2
50
Apr
3% Mar
25
50c
(Un)
15%
Feb
277
5
16%
Jan
10
Allegnany Corp
315
46
95%
Mar
1
21 ¥4
58 ¥4
40
4 ¥4 Mar'
2¥a
'455
Week's
Low
5
Corp
61 ¥2
45%
42%
common
Co
52%
55%
219 %
\
16
100
49 ¥4
round-lot
Sale Price
21
46
19%
150'
268
-
15
49
__
Par,
Laboratories
60%
13%
4
13%
of
Jan
25%
43%
52%
21
39%
7
13
Jan
Feb
2%
27
Last
Admiral
16
648
91 ¥4
__25
10% Mar
22
29%
2%
__
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STOCKS
Advance Ross Electronics Corp
Akron
Brass
Mfg
x
93 ¥4
91%
~~I~«
I__I—50c
Brands
footnotes,
Jan
Feb
5
__
Ry
Sperry Rand
Jan
Jan
Jan
Midwest Stock Exchange
Apr
99 y4 Mar
34%
15%
15
89%
19
15
Southern
Standard
29%
14 ¥4
15
93%
5
Roebuck
Southern
vr
28 ¥2 Mar
50
49%
"~5
"
~_i
"'3
1%
„
6
1
Acme
r_s
Socony Mobil Oil
For
29%
Feb
5
Regis Paper:
1 ¥4
375
25c
Co
Apr
5
Corp
Reynolds Tobacco
Sinclair
Upjohn
28%
33 %c
Petrol
400
1,421
;.10
Controls
22% Mar
5
Oil
1¥4
ll¥a
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Studebaker-Packard
Universal
118
_io
Radio
Scars
95%
18%
5
RR
J an
36% Mar
5
Register...
Jan
3%
64 Va Mar
30%
2
Chemical
6%
55%
2 ¥2 Mar
Jan
58% Mar
552
5
Corp
Schenley
-'
Products
28%
45%
(P)
Feb
43% Mar
300
34 ¥1
—
1
27
3
Lead
St
110
863
34 ¥2
49%
•
110
9,884
23%
-
10
28%
1%
Phillips
Manufacturing
Abbott
Motors
National
_1
Jan
93%
Cash
Jan
63%
75
1
5¥a
:.,
2%
23¥t
8
-
Jan
5 ¥4
2%
11
,
25 ¥2
46¥a
45
1 ¥4
-
1.5
58 ¥4
5
National
Pure
110
Mar
34%
216
5
640
9%
1—2
48 ¥4 Mar
Electric
Pennsylvania
Pepsi-Cola
110
19%
2.50
:
Dynamics
Monsanto
110
:
(The)
122
5
Department Stores
Motor
Feb
18
Jan
5
&
51 ¥a
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.
Greyhound
International Tel & Tel
Mead
Jan
28%
1
Autolite
Lorillard
Apr
35 ¥2
48
5
General
18
23
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50%
5
General
16% Mar
29% Mar
Rudy
Sherman
„
25
.7
Pont
Ford
Apr
40
38 ¥2
Du
Federated
Jan
30
<,$%
Scotten Dillon
Apr
8%
152
19%
Dow Chemical
General
91%
Jan
24 Y*
48
10
Steel
Electric
1
Co—'_
Company
<H
51%
—1
Kodak
92%
34
—
Brewing.!—_
Prophet
Rickel
-
t
10
Apr
18% Apr
39% Mar
1
System
Dayton Power & Light
Eastman
Co
100
63%
Products
Detroit
&
150
10
Gas
6%
31 y4
19 %
Service
Columbia
Davis
19%'
__
Colgate-Palmolive
Corn
87% Mar
58%
Brunswick-Ealke
Burlington
1
Michigan
41 ¥2
10
Steel
Corp
Mar
-10
of
19%
50
Avco
Products
Brewing
41
19%
5
Tel Co
Anaconda
Ashland
50
30%
10
12.50
Cyanamid
American
70.
Thursday
Airlines
American
781
8 ¥2
18
29%
97%
_1
American
Jan
1,174
'
2
Stocks
Alleghany
American
91%
18
60 ¥2
34 ¥a
2.50
Gamble
8%
38%
24 V*
1
...
_
Daniel
_
Procter
89 ¥2
8%
——
Art
Kroger
90 ¥2
*
Yard
Picher
Early
33%
..12.50
Stock
National
Eagle
—8.50
Jan
393/4
.
1V4
10
Corporation
"rPfeiffer
;
Cincinnati
Jan
38 ¥2
Mar
1,085
34% Mar
32
10
Parke
'
45%
25 ¥4
28
1
Screw
National
Jan
Apr
31% Mar
..
1
___l
Jan
Jan
8 ¥8 Mar
745,
5
Wines
Murray
High
6%
-
46%
8
_
Mfg__
for Week
Sale Price
&
5 ¥4
42%
748
2.50
Inc
>
35
23 ¥4
.
5
1
Kresge Co (S S)
Lakey Foundry
Sales
Last
Bearing
Kingston Products
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Thursday
&
Manufacturing
Feb
Mar
30¥t
.'19¥4
5 ¥4
____5
Ball
7
Feb
Jan
19
__
1
Lamp
Ironrite
S
Chemical
&
4%
40% Mar
103
Jan
15%
11%
C
30¥4
45%
1
Oil
121
4,314
70%
.
72% :73%
26 ¥a
26 ¥2
1.66%
.
4%
41%
Jan
19¥a
1
Corp
Apr
Jan
Jan
35
Apr
Apr
9%
Jan
28%
—
.
1
Industries
Lakes
Hoover
T6 C K
;
13 ¥a
340
:
7-7
5'..
.
50%
1,125
I ;
.
34 ¥a
5
Co.—
Motors
¥'
4
29% Mar
Apr
2,444
9%-
15%
Feb
22
41%
.
—
3
•
Bearings
Goebel Brewing
Hoskins
S
_1
Trailer
Gar Wood
Apr
72
16%
52 Va
54%
26% Mar
75
6
Corp.
Motor
.
1
Corporation
Fruehauf
Jan
50%
Steel
.-
4%
20
Jan
75
*
Ford
Jan
64
1
Iron.
53 Vi-:
97/a
2%
330
702
•>
13¥2 '13% /
\
1
—
Federal-Mogul-Bower
.
33 ¥4
52 ¥2
'
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:
22
High
12% Mar
930
33 ¥4
__
53 ¥4
10
135
4
'
22
__
■
Low
14¥2
3%
—
I..25 V
Bros
Ex-Cell-O
Jan
16%
100
System Inc
Westinghouse Elec Corp
x
5
Motors——
Gray
Detroit
58 % Mar
Jan
32 % Mar
405
5
Mining Co
Railroad
23
25
Waldorf
1
i
Detroit Edison
Detroit
Stop & Shop Inc
Torrlngton Co
Fruit
Continental
Davidson
Apr
Association
Inc
Products
Chrysler Corp
Consolidated Paper
21% Mar
Jan
Shawmut
&
Metal
V,
High
14¥a
'
__
X
Jan
5
RR
1
_'
:
Burroughs Corporation
Jan
46%
Stores——J
Electric
American
Apr
Feb
Wrigley
Allen
Mar
12%
20
Chemical
ACF
Jan
100
England Tel & Tel Co
Mathieson
27 ¥2
1
Service
England
27
100
Companies
Electric System
Olin
Low
'
Boston
*
40 ¥3
1%
57%
55%
58%
20%
20%
21 ¥2
700
„,.l
19%
18%
19%
3,600
8
33%
33 ¥»
33%
700
23% Mar
Jan
2 7 ¥4
Feb
'39% Mar
48¥4
Jan
26 ¥2
61 ¥2
Feb
20 ¥a Mar
27%
Jan
18 ¥1
Apr
23%
Jan
Mar
34%
Jan
49 ¥2
29
Feb
Number 5943
191
Volume
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(1699)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Thursday
■„
Week's
(Range for Week Ended April 15)
Sales
Thursday
'
STOCKS
"
'
'
''
*'
■
Last
1
,
_
'
"
Range
P&V
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Shares
Low
High
22%
2%
Low
22 y0 Mar
2y4
2^ Mar
263/8
24% Mar
273/a
Apr
35 %
32 y4 Mar
41 y4
26%
27%
26 Va
Jan
7
Apr
3iy4
73/a
5y2
Feb
33%
29%
Feb
73/a Apr
35% Mar
-
18%
45%
800
44
5
61
60%
61
200
60%
3
173
173
200
18%
23%
18 % Mar
203/4
Inc
Nachman
Corp
National
Jan
Cash
Distillers
Gypsum
preferred—
A
cpries
cr'
23%
22 ye
Apr
28%
Jan
National
63
63%
59% Mar
693/8
Jan
National Tile
22
22
20 "
26
Jan
New
25%
32%
25%
25%
100
10%
100
Rock island & Pacific Ry Co ♦
Chicago South Shore & So Bend„12.50
Chicago Towel Co common
*
$7
convertible preferred-—-—-*
11
900
149
33
.
,
19%
91%
1,300
>19% Mar
20%
Jan
58 Va
58
59
1,500
T 56 y2 Mar
59
Apr
Olin-Mathieson
26%
26%
26% Mar'
29%
Jan
Owens-Illinois
Gossard
55%
53"%
Granite
City
Vv'*-1''"V
26%
271/4
Pacific
Z
Com
Jan
Pan
Apr
11%
Jan
Paramount
Apr
41V*
Jan
Parke-Davis
21%
Apr
293/4
jan
20 Ve
Apr
31 y8
Jan
::
1,500
421/4
400
48
600
40%
Feb
423%
27%
800
25%
Apr
32%
Jan
911/8
700
85i% Mar
983/4
Jan
25%
200
25% Mar
27
Feb
9%
__i.
500
13%
Marquette
C)
Cement
Meyer Blanke
ckeiberry's
M ddie
south
Minneapolis Brewing
Modine
Rlver
For
64%
300
59
Jan
64%
33%
1,300
32 Va
Apr
39%
Jan
26%
26%
100
25%
Jan
27%
Jan
47
48i%
300
43
Feb
541/4
Jan
99
99
100
95%
Feb
64%
64%
64y8
50
61
Feb
18 Va
200
17
Mar
"'*•/
,
48%
.
—
18%
18 Va
43%
43%
43%
15
43%
44 y2
800
36% Mar
14%
14%
14%
300
14
15%
15
15%
2,000
22%
Feb
Jan
Mar
15%
Feb
Feb
17%
Jan
17 Va
Jan
61%
Apr
60
13%
13%
14
[
6i »/4
603/4
61%
2,900
56%
Feb
39%
40
800
34 y2
Jan
31
31
31%
4,400
12.50
45%
45%
46%
500
3
33%
323/8
35 Va
2,400
•
443/s
43%
45
•
453/8
443/4
33%o
13% Mar
45 3/a
31%
31%
46
73%
751%
Apr
331/4
Jan
Mar
57%
Jan
Feb
38
Apr
41% Mar
48
Jan
27%
2,000
45
40%
43
700
31%
>
26% Mar
800
45%
Jan
114 y2
42 Va Mar
45%
Apr
3iy4 Mar
391/2
Jan
400
42%
48% Mar
1,800
59%
Jan
Apr
33 Va
Apr
13% Mar
18
Jan
Raytheon Company
13 V4
Jan
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
300
9%
Apr
12
Radio Corp of America
Revlon
Mar
(Un)
•
74%
Inc
421%
42%
400
40
Apr
52%
Jan
611%
62%
400
61
Mar
78%
Jan
1
55
Rexall Drug
Apr
38%'
;-200
36V4
Apr
423/8
Feb
Reynolds
(R
261%
Apr
29
Jan
Richman
Brothers
33
Apr
39
Feb
River
Rockwell
Vf
500
6%
Jan
8
Feb
73%
2,000
69%
Apr
92 y2
Jan
181/4
400
17% Mar
193/a
Feb
,
25%
Apr
8V2
800,
1,050
100
64%
64%
64%
•
Standard
Apr
•
9% Jan
;
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
St
60%
653/4 Mar
Feb
National
Louis
Public
St Louis
Regis
63
100
56%
63 V\
Apr
Electric
Co..
300
81/4
Apr
9
Jan
Schenley Industries (Un)
3
31/8
1,000
2%
Jan
33/4
Jan
Schering
15%
15%
172
Jan
16
Mar
Schwitzer
7%
7%
200
7%
Apr
8
Jan
Sears Roebuck & Co
421/4
43%
1,500
41%
Apr
53
Jan
Bheaffer
92
93%
3,600
993/4
Jan
1031/4 1031/4
42%
93%
.a
100
105 3/a
Feb
sheii
Jan
Signode
-
14
84% Mar
98%
553/4
43% Mar
9,500
46i/2
Jan
(W
A)
Co
Pen
class
A
37%
100
33%
Feb
393/a
Jan
Socony Mobil Oil
200
22% Mar
23%
Jan
Southern Co
821/4
84%
3,700
70 % Mar
84%
Jan
Southern Pacific Co
62%
62%
64%
1,100
62%
803/4
Jan
Southwestern Public Service
Apr
X33%
33%
200
33% Mar
7iy4
100
60
Jan
72 % Mar
(Un)
37%
37% >38%
1,100
Mar
473/4
22%
22%
22%
300
Jan
26
Mar
36 y8
Jan
79
Jan
26
26
26%
600
721/4
721/4
77%
625
691/4 Mar
24%
24%
251/4
150
24%
49%
491/4
49%
8%
5,300
1
—
8%
35%
9
28
300
Feb,;:.
8%
100
1
8%
Feb
35%
35%
100
35
52%
100
50
Jan
9%
Jan
9%
•/
Feb
52%
•
Jan
50%
Apr
44% Feb ■'-#
Mar
Jan
42%
Jan
54
Jan
41 'A
41%
41%
3,400
40 Va Mar
55 V*
Jan
38
37%
38
1,500
36% Mar
421/4
Jan
45%
45%
200
Feb
46 i/a
Apr
38i/8
20
20
20%
600
19% Mar
231/2
Jan
1
24%
24%
24%
100
23% Mar
24%
Apr
80s
21%
21%
21%
4,000
Apr
26i/a
Jan
*
35i/8
34%
35%
300
29% Mar
43
Jan
41%
41%
200
35%
41%
30
Jan
Indiana
41%
41
41%
39% Mar
46%
Feb
44
43%
44%
2,500
3,240
43 Va Mar
50%
Jan
Mar
49
Jan
Feb
50y2
Jan
iy4
Jan
1%
Jan
Mar
Feb
100
Feb
27
60
450
59 y2
Jan
66%
Feb
22
200
20 Va
Feb
*; 22 y4
Apr
12%
30 3/4
12 % Mar
13
Mar
27% Mar
100
950
U
37
Jan
143/4
700
:
Jan
16%
Jan
Jan
56%
Apr
4%
4%
3,100
35/a
Feb
5
Mar
11%, 12%
2,500
93/4
Jan
13 Va
28 5/8
Jan
32%
Apr
Jan
30 y2
Feb
47%
Jan
29
31
650
283/a
29
450
393/4
393/4
82%
91
40%
42%
900
37
38%
300
;26
Mar
38
100
91
Apr
50%
43
Jan
50 y»
Jan
-
Mar
*
Apr
43% Mar
45%
800
293/4
30
400
29 %
100
99
114 y4
Standard Oil of
Feb
*
Packaging—"
6%
1093/4
Jan
Feb
1353/4
Jan
108%
100
333/8
Apr
36
Feb
40 y2
34%
343%
343%
39%
39
40%
2,200
18 y4 Mar
19%
183/4
19%
800
65
643/4
66%
35%
773/8
2,300
63 ya Mar
89%
Textron
313/4 Mar
353/4
1,200
75'%
Apr
99 y2
—
Apr
21
Mar
31%
;
Jan
22
20
600
13%
Jan
29
13%
14%
2,400
12%
Apr
24%
11%
11%
11%
2,200
9% Mar
17%
Jan
22%
22%
23
195
22% Mar
26i/8
Jan
1
28
22%
22%
22%
2,800
21% Mar
241/4
Jan
44%
44%
44%
1,000
43
50"%
Feb
14%
Jan
1
Mar
Jan
•
200
Apr
10
10
10
1
361/s
35%
36%
3,200
73%
73%
73%
700
72 Va Mar
86%
32
32%
200
29% Mar
321/4 Mar
30
32
300
27% Mar
36%
Jan
9% Mar
34
Jan
;
367/8 Mar
Jan
22%
211/a
22%
800
20
Feb
24%
Jan
8
54"%
54%
56
300
47%
Feb
57%
Jan
•
26
26
26%
1,150
26
Apr
28%
Jan
Co
5
171/a
171/a
171/4
300
15%
Feb
171/4
Apr
2
5
63
64%
200
58% Mar
67
Jan
27%
27%
27%
400
24% Mar
291/a Mar
-5
141/8
13%
141/a
420
13% Mar
16%
1
1
1
'—•
71/8
Transamerica
World
(Un)
Corp
Airlines
Radio
Trav-lor
1,800
63
Jan
70%
20th
Continental
Corp
(Un)
Corp
Century-Fox
Film
(Un)
208 So La Salle St Corp
Jan
Jan
70
23
32%
Apr
Company.——
Trane
Apr
69%
Inc
Edison
Toledo
Tri
Apr
30%
3.33 Vz
50c
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
Thor Power Tool Co
Trans
Mar
23
5
Transmission
Gas
Gulf Producing
Texas
15
300
1
Inc
Texas
200
2.50
26%
28
Corp
Transmission Co
Gas
Tennessee
Texaco
Jan
100
75%
Company
Aircraft
Temco
400
17%
25%
Feb
71/8
7%
1,800
7%
Apr
liy8
Jan
35%
35 Va
100
34%
Feb
39 y8
Jan
36%
38
300
301/4 Mar
381/4
Apr
80
80
10
79 y4 Mar
136% 137
600
127% Mar
Jan
•
35%
Corp
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co
Swift &
31%
17%
5
(Un)
issued
Sundstrand
30%
17%
26%
10
Studebaker-Packard Corp
When
3iy8
1
—20
•
Furniture
Storkline
Apr
20
preferred
Equipment
Corp
Railway
Stewart-Warner
Jan
32
convertible
Standard
313/a Mar
Mar
100
114%;
Oil N J (Un)
Standard
Jan
37
.
45%
106 Va 106 %
Jan
39% Mar
73
5,300
;
Apr
36
42%
45
74
Feb
Jan
100
:
*
211/4
13%
/ 18 y2
Union Carbide
51/4
5%
600
43/4
Jan
5%
20ya
29
9%
500
18 y4
Feb
21%
Jan
293/4
Apr
113/s
Jan
81
793/4
Apr
89 y4
Jan
100
7%
Apr
8V8
Pacific
Lines
Air
38
10
(Un)
5
33%
40
32
1,000
Jan
Jan
82
147%
34
Jan
Mar
33% Mar
300
43%
Jan
Jan
26%
26%
27'/4
2,500
26%
Apr
31
34
34
34%
800
34
Apr
41
Jan
29
29%
400
25%
Apr
37%
Jan
7%
1,300
7%
Feb
7%
10
Inc
33%
40
33%
25
RR
Aircraft Corp
United
Jan
93/4
600
Union
United
Jan
700
*
10
Corp
Union Electric Co (Un)
Union Oil of California
Apr
20%
~7%
Jan
29
v
9%
793/4
50
28
73%
7%
47%
47%
100
45 y4 Mar
49%
50
300
45
54 y8
50
Corp
United Fruit
100
36%
Apr
Apr
29
263/4
400
25 y2
833/4
833/4
200
733/4 Mar
833/4
16
16
16%
1,300
16
18%
12 y8
12%
500
11% Mar
13
Jan
12%
20 %
20 y8
215
20 Va
Apr
17%
17%
150
17'/4
Jan
27
27%
300
25% Mar
8%
1,400
1823/4 185%
32%
313/4
347
800
30 y4 Mar
33%
Jan
21%
900
20%
24
Jan
23%
80%
797/8
82
1
28%
30%
700
Inc
Union
54i/8
54 y8
54%
Apr
86%
125
30%
23
1,600
100% 101%
Feb
Jan
311/4
103
Jan
Mar
63%
Jan
IO31/4
Jan
24%
Jan
3iy4
Apr
13%
Jan
235
50% Mar
2,700
79% Mar
10%
10%
10%
1,700
10
Apr
44 Ys
44
45"%
900
44
54%
52%
54%
1,300
26%
26%
29i/2
1,300
Apr
557/a
Jan
45% Feb
26% Apr
57 Va
Jan
34 y8
Jan
Jan
55 y4
23%
100%
Westinghouse
Apr
Feb
7%
•
1
Telegraph
2%
Electric Corp
6.25
Whirlpool Corp
8
Wieboldt Stores Inc $4.25 preferred—*
Webcor
Western
Mar
26 y8
83%
1
4
8
16%
Co
Gypsum
U S Rubber Co (Un)
U S Steel
Corp
Universal OH Product! Co
Jan
36%
(Un)
United States
Apr
433/4
(Delaware)
United
Jan
Feb
36%
*
•
ZZl
27
8%
1
8%
•
1823/4
•
21%
21
42
42
323/s
42.
43%
50%
Feb
^
Feb
"
121/2 Mar
Feb
10
39
100
41 y4 Mar
12
50
42%
100
38 5/8
4
Jan
421/4
-
1,900
600
81
54V4
13%
600
1
39% Mar
43%
56%,
25
22
13%
13 y2
9%
Jan
44
41%
143/4
*
liy4
43
43
Jan
13%
12 Va
70
Feb
10% Mar
46%
43%
54 y4
114%.
§1
1,200
California
54%
29%
20
11%
Oil of
30 Va
45%
48%
11%
Dredging Corp
12%
37
48%
13
Standard
22
.
Jan
Standard
100
,
1%
60
40%
46%
Jan
400
48
100
90%
39% Mar
233/4 Mar
Standard
43%
1%
39%
300
Feb
21%
50
48
43,
*
41%
40%
Feb
36
300
33%
32
28%
Jan
40%
Apr
Jan
•
Jan
.29
38
8
Jan
4%
33 Va Mar
IB
43 y4
12
100
31%
31%
-
353/4 Mar
711/4
(Un)
(Un)
23 y2
,
35%
1
•
Co
84
Zl
35%
.
9
Steel Strapping
Sinclair Oil Corp
227/a
14%
Jan
coZZZZZZZZZZIZIZZZZIZZZZZZ1
oil
37%
30%
Jan
26
1
22%
60
28 Va
900
3
Corp
22%
1%
1,150
30%
1'
Corp
45
32
31%
1.40
45%
.
30%
1
8%
>'•
3%
.
Jan
Apr
29%
8
81/4
8%
->
55
"
A
Co..
Paper
Sangamo
class
Apr
see page
Jan
-
201
Stockyards
Service
Apr
.
Apr
53% Mar
31 y4
5
171/a
(Un)
49
71%
Feb
•
Corp
36%
Co
391/8 Mar
8
100
Co
300
300
Jan
30
Co
Paper
400
new
46%
49
631/a
63
2.50
Tobacco
36%
_
600
48
63%
5
(Un)
55
52%
49
63%
*
& Chemical
Raisin
Apr
421/4
61%
Reynolds Metals Co
J)
75%
Jan
—8
_10
—
Feb
;1
Jan
461/4 Mar
46
141/4
800
Jan
64% Mar
44%
43%
Apr
105
•
12%
4
footnotes,
Jan
641/4
33
—*
33%
26%
75%
(Un)
20%
Feb
1
Monsanto Chemical (Un)
Mar
8
171/a
;
BPuel_^
17
Jan
.—8.75
Products.—
Manufacturing
1,300
Feb
1
Minnesota Mining &
Mfg
Mississippi
17%
S
17 Va
Inc
__
Jan
17
17%
2fi
of Indiana
36%
Cement
Co
Jan
41%
33 %•
(Un)
36%
Co
Utilities
29%
Apr
7%
ZZZ.Z—IIIZZZIZl
Food
Apr
32 y4
241/4
•
Brick
19
1,200
10y4
Chapman & Scott (Un)—12.50
Metropolitan
300
33Vz
100
mS*3™0 <Un)—-———16%0
E
20
32V*
1,800
10
Mfg
Marshall Field
Martin (The) Co.
Portland
&
20
5
Sperry Rand Corp (Un)
Spiegel
Inc
Standard Brands Inc (Un)
:
& Myers Tobacco
(Henry
Oil Co
27% Mar
St
common
uZZ & Co common—
Llbby McNeil & Libby
Mar
1
Quaker Oats Co
94%
_•
(Un)
t
26
1,000
3/50
Power & Light (Un)
Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)
Kimberly-Clark. Corp
t
Knapp Monarch Co
Co
Jan
10%
72
-.
Kansas
Laclede Gas
22%
11
m
(Un)
Steel
700
26
1
Co
•tones & Laughlin
25y4
10y4
'
Power
25V\
38%
;
Co—
Tel
Jan
25V*
101/4
'
&
48
26
10
Shoe
International Tel
Jan
29 ys
10%
*
Interlake Steamship Co_
International Harvester
International Mineral & Chemical- IZ5
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international Nickel Co (Un)„
International Paper (Un)
<—*
7.50
International
Apr
,
41% Mar
26'
10
.
56
2
200
>'
!
10
9%
1
Indiana General Corp—
-Inland Steel Go__
Medusa
Pure
Jan
13%
Z
Illinois Brick Co
Illinois Central RR
.
Public
Jan
——1
3
Inc_Z__ZZZZ
42
Apr
34% Mar
Feb
26 y8 Mar
l
:
B
Service Co
Jan
33
15
Hupp Corporation
Huttig Sash &. Door
Lyttons
Apr
1
Howard Industries
class
Pen
(Un)
(Un)
1,500
; 331/8
13%
8.33 Va
Corp
Feb
50%
4
31%
32%
11
Corp
Jan
28%
323
25
& Co
9%
Apr
24%
(Un)
2,500
109% 114%
114%
*
I
36
200
6.25
Pictures
265 3/4
6% Mar
220
1,000
261/4
25%
"40% Mar
'
400
'
222
220
v
_3
i___
Jan
42 V*
6
Peabody Coal Co common
Pennsylvania RR
People's Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pfizer (Charles) & Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp
(Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
Jan
25%
100
Corp
Werner
Corp
American World Airways
Parker
Feb
41%
9%
220
1
i
Heileman (G) Brewing Co
interstate
200
42
:
•
—
40%
28%
7.50
Chemical
&
9"%
v
(Un)__
Co.,
46 y4
Gas
33%
22%
25%
--z
1
Greyhound
Jan
Jan
1,000
221/4-
90%
91
6.25
class A
30% Mar
100
Jan
41V2
•
*
—
Feb
31%
283/8
12
*
Co
Jan
9%
Apr
42 Vt
3.38
10
Co.
'1
Cooperage
M
,
1
:
Rubber
Great Lakes Towing—
7% non-cum preferred
Oil
42
29
Mar
25%
:
1
Stores
Griesedieck
24
2,100
Jan
41%
•''•V-'.v-
-
5
distribution
Greif Bros
•
Co
;400
35%
20%
221/4
200
1,600
21%
<*:
■
1
••
Drug
!,8ffe
200
;
10
9%
34
22 •/
•
1.66%
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
t
,;
441/4-
V 43%
,v:
10
34
Electronics Corp—10
83y3C
Steel
__
10
_1
Electric
27
5
Co___„
.
3,400
108
8Va Mar
22 y2
56 y4. Jan
1
Co
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3,000
56
"
>
———1
;<W
32%
55Va
Glass
55%
267/a
Rubber
Goodyear Tire &
32Va
55%
Oklahoma Natural Gas
8%
Glen Alden Corp ex
Glidden Co
(Un)
42
32%
5
(Un)
26%
Inc
42
5
Service Co_*
Co
8%
(The)
80
Co
Edison
25%
&
Manufacturing
Oil
8*%
&
Oak
Ohio
71%
Cement
Jan
Ohio
5
Utilities
49 y4
Jan
6%
General Tire
33y4
10
Feb
6%
Portland
95% Mar
33
Bancorporatlon
35
500
(Un)
100
33
Airlines
16 %
1,000
Corp—
9898%
—
1
(Un)
Apr
.
331/4
Inc.———
58% Mar
Feb
49% Mar
Apr
39% Mar
26%
Co
52%
Jan
Co—
Jan
18%
Gillette
Jan
300
100
Northwest
Apr
483/a
58
-
13
8
Power
13%
25%
Public
States
23 Va
1
Genesco
34 Va
Mar
46%
33 i/a
Uenl Telephone
Hertz
1,000
-3
General
General
Hein
43%
Feb
41
26%
Co__
Foods
Northern
Jan
Jan
310
Northwest
31
26%
General Motors Corp
Gulf
100
600
1,100
.
,231/4
Dynamics
Jan
66%
35%
5
50
1
1
6.25
Electric Co—
General
Gray
46%
2
General
''
33
43%
Bankshares_^_
America Inc———1
General
71V*
Feb
30ya Mar
g3/a
Ry
300
25%
Rubber
Dairies
>
Pacific
14%,
.
General
Apr
Apr
56
25 Va
Natural Gas Co
Northern
241/4
.
General
51
Northern
>
19i%
Transportation__2.50
Bankshares Corp—
2
Box Corp
1
Candy Corp
5
Contract
Finance
2;
General
Jan
2,700
Corporation--------.*.*---^—10
General
Jan
172
14%
General American
'
531/4
18%
Foremost
173
Apr
t
11%
500
200
11 y2
24 y4
Corp
Public
23%
'
5
5
Corp
Freuhauf Trailer
F I D:
Mar
149
42'/4
,
41%
Corp
of
Motor
Ford
149;
Car
Indiana
237/8
r-rj
Fairbanks Whitney Corp common
Mills
Northern
American
600
64
30%
24 y4
Northern Illinois Gas Co
Jan
40
46%
1
Firstamerica
Jan
15%
Feb
Apr
58
'
(E I) de Nemours (Un)
5
Air Lines Inc
*.
1
Eastman Kodak Co
(Un)
10
El Paso Natural Gas
—3
Emerson Radio & Phonograph (Un)__5
Erie
Railroad
Co
•
Fairbanks Morse & CO—
*
First Wisconsin
29 y2
10
42%
v
46%
.——20
Common
&
North
25% Mar
10% Mar
32%
42%
Du Pont
Tire
Jan
Jan
-
173
11%
•
(Un)
Feb
30%
1
Aviation
(Minnesota)
Eastern
Flour
52 Va
531/4
Chemical Co
Drewrys Ltd USA Inc..———
-1
Du Mont Laboratories Inc
(Allen B)
Firestone
American
141
64 y4
63 y2
5
RR
53
Apr
__
.
Dow
Falstaff Brewing
(Un)
Mfg
Central
High
Mar
—
5
1
36
Mar
v,.
•
Manufacturing Co
Dodge
152
'27
(Un)
Co__
Co
&
170
5
Products
•
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
—8.50
Cities Service Co—
■—™
Citv Products
Corp.
1
Cleveland Cliffs Iron common
5
Coleman Co Inc——----■
Colorado Fuel & Iron CorpColumbia Gas System (Un)—t
.—10
Commonwealth Edison common
25
Consolida ted Foods—133 /3
Consumers Power Co—-——
Container Corp of America
.
-5
Continental Can Co—-—,
--_
10
Continental Motors Corp
1
Controls Co of America—
—__5
Crucible Steel Co of America.
12.50
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
1
Deere & Co common—______
Detroit Edison Co (Un)
:/Z
150
149
149
^
'•*>'
»■ 100
32%
Register
Lead
York
North
Chicago
Chrysler Corp
Mar
5
National
National
63%
/
Low
45Va
22
Northwestern Ry—
Range Since Jan. 1
High
45Va
Jan
33"%
&
Shares
Low
•
Motorola
Mar
27%
7%
Chicago
for Week
Montgomery Ward & Co
Morris (Phillip) & Co (Un)
26%
23 y2
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Jan
35%
26%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
1
High
22 y2
2V8
/ 27%
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
35
-
44
1,700
~
7%
162
Apr
Jan
Feb
Apr
413/4 Mar
223/4
Feb
19 y2
Jan
283/a Mar
8%
186
Wilson
,
&
*
Co
73
73
74i/4
300
73
Jan
78 y2
40%
40%
41%
200
36%
Feb
42i/2
Feb
X37%
38 i/a
200
36%
Feb
391/a
Jan
200
25 ■%
Feb
271%
Apr
Feb
66%
Jan
Wisconsin Eleotric Power (Un)
Public Service—
10
10
26%
26%
27
Woolworth
10
65%
Wisconsin
(F
W)
Co
(Un)-
.World Publishing Go
:
64%
65%
2,000
59 y4
1
15%
16,
2,300
14y4 Mar
5
Xl8%
Apr
Mar
Yates-American
Youngstown
Zenith
Machine
Sheet
Radio
Corp
&
Co
Tube
19
17
300
Mar
*
109 Va
108
109%
250
104% Mar
—1
1021/4
102% 104%
413
!
65 V*
Feb
19
Jan
Jan
20% Mar
137 y4
Jan
112
Jan
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
36
.
.
Monday, April 18, 1960
.
(1700)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended April 15)
Thursday
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Stores Inc (Un)-
Admiral
Aeco
A
300
12% Mar
15%
58
100
54
Mar
59%
Jan
18
Feb
23%
26c
Feb
39c
21%
900
27c *
36c
37,100
"
5%
500
21
Corp
IIIlOc
Corp
32c
5%
2
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
72%
72'%
73%
4%
2
18%
18 %
18%
1
75%
69%
77 Va
1
26%
26
26 y2
Texas—5
22%
22%
22%
Coy———-———5
—
23
233/4
43
43
91%
93%
Dairies
Inc
Fruchauf Trailer
Co
General
American
General
Jan
Controls
Oil Co
of
Warrants
Corp
(Un)—
(Un)
America
of
Co
Airlines
American
1,200
7% Mar
50'A
1,400
Inc
com
34
32
100
19%
19%
1,000
33%
19%
10
5
Electric
33%
12.50
41%
Can
American
(Un)
Co
Jan
40
Jan
General
35 ya
Jan
Gen
102%
Jan
General Tire &
18%
Apr
25 Va
Jan
Georgia-Pacific Corp (Un)
Getty Oil Co
Public
1,400
41%
800
39% Mar
26
100
25
26
pfd (Un)—25
American Cyanamid Co (Un)
10
American Electronics Inc
1
Cement
American
33%
Corp.
'
50%
50%
51V4
12%
13%
26
Jan
57%
Jan
MARC
Machine
American
11 %
1.200
60%
200
50 ya Mar
60%
29
26%
29
9,000
22% Mar
29
15
14%
15%
1,500
13% Mar
16
Feb
Jan
93 Vs
Tel
Apr
American
Viscose
33% Mar
43 lA
32%
42
93 %
33Va
93 y«
89%
25
1
35%
35%
36%
34%
35%
9%
80
600
34%
5,600
(Un)
Corp
Corp
Ampex
60%
Sanitary (Un)
& Tel Co
American
14%
100
10%
Foundry--—3.50
(Un)
1.66%
5
&
American Motors Corp
American Standard
44
Apr
43%
10%
20
(Un)_.
Inc
3,700
Feb
Anaconda
(The)
Armour
Atchison
Atlas
Co
&
Warrants
5%
31)4
Jan
34%
Mar
76%
34 V4
35%
400
33
Jan
42
23%
24 %
2,500
23% Mar
27%
Jan
4%
5%
2,400
4% Mar
6%
Jan
Apr
2%
Jan
Jan
15%
Apr
15%
Jan
15%
preferred (Un)
Mfg Corp (Un)
Avco
13%
15%
100
13%
13)4
15y2
/
400
12%
Feb
Baltimore
Barker
Ohio
&
Bros
Beckman
Beech
Aircraft
Bell
Aircraft
Bell
&
1
lac
(Un»__
Corp
Howell
yi.yz^-'
8
2
(Un)
Corp
Bishop Oil Company
•
14% Mar
17%
54ya
54
553/a
/
33% Mar
42 %
Co
Mammoth
Boeing
Consol
Airplane
Financial
Hertz
Powder
42c
8%
Apr
Mar
73c
Corp (Un)
Aircraft Corp
Hiller
Hilton Hotels
14
Feb
38%
Jan
49%
Feb
800
45%
Apr
57 V*
9
9%
700
10
Jan
8c v'
& 9
y
24)
3% "/■.
8c
12,000
600
a
56 V4
58% /
16 %
Mar
21
21
7y2
7V2
300
9%
2.50
1
19%
9%
19 y.
19%
33 %
5
3,700
300
.
Apr
Ink
Co.
5.50
/:■
Apr
4%
Canadian
Carrier
Case
RR
Co
(J
I)
&
1 24
1
Co
Feb
35%
49%
Feb
60 y4
Feb
27%
Apr
7
Jan
8% Mar
Kropp
Lear
Lehman
11%
Jan
18
Mar
23%
Jan
Leslie
Mar
33%
Apr
Libby,
'
8c
400
Cities
Service
Apr
Litton
Apr
Lockheed Aircraft
Industries
Apr
Lone
Lorillard
12.50
13
13 %
300
12%
21%
Jan
34
Jan
20%
Apr
29%
29%
30
26 y4
26%
26%
400
26%
Apr
39%
39%
T100
32%
Feb
3s/2
Apr
1
3%
1
1,500 "
3%
10
28%
283/4 Mar
28%
:
100
.
28%
53%
52%
53%
1,400
51
10
43%
43%
43%
400
41
8%
Columbia Broadcasting System
Columbia
Gas
Commercial
System
Solvents
(Un)
Co
Continental Can Co
Continental
Motors
19 %
Star
M J M
NY (Un)
58 y«
(Un)
Cement
(P)
Co
Oil
Crestmont
64%
43~
Jan
Meier
5%
Jan
Merchants
8c
y
Merck
31% Mar
/ '
Apr
*
Apr
Frank
71%
Jan
48 %
Mar
Jan
&
Crown
Corp preferred
Crucible Steel Co of Amer (Un)
;
12.50
Cudahy Packing Co (Un)
Corp
com
'
*
'/
—1"
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Rubber Co
—
Mar
Jan
35
43%
—50c
Ltd
Factors
American
92% jan
19%
77%
12y2
__2.50
Gobel
American
Apr
173A Mar
51% Mar
1,200
(Un)___83 y3
(Un)
Gladden
15 % Mar
Apr
923/4
Gladding McBean & Co
5
GlenAlden
(Un)
1
Glidden Company (Un)_————10
Jan
47% Mar
2,400
69
900
5,300
Jan
12%
200
13
43 y4
Utilities
Telephone & Electronics
Gimbel
33% Apr
Mar
27
32
41%
:
(Un)
Mar
29% Mar
87
1,200
l
High
'
Gillette
American Bdcast-Para Theatres (Un)_l
Co
__
Exploration Co of California—1
General Motors Corp common
1%
General
Pacific
Corp
*
Jan
54%
Feb
31% Mar
2,400
97 %
47%
700
31%
97 y4
31%
•
1
1
Limited
Aluminum
7%
49%
9
10
(Un)
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co (Un)
Aluminium
7%
1 h
General
/13% Jan
9% Mar
7%
(Un)
Chemical
Allied
1,000
1
(Un)
Corp common
Allegheny
10
General Dynamics Corp
General
9%
Low
Jan
Mar
7%
Jan
Friden
Range Since Jan.
High
5
Par
Co
Motor
Foremost
Jan
5
Industries
J
High
14%
58
—
Ford
High
Low
Low
2.50
Abbott Laboratories
Range Since Jan. 1
14%
Par
ACP Wrigley
///■/
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Thursday
58%
Apr
Mar
Jan
(Un)!
(Un)
31%
32 y2
17%.
18 V*
1
43%
433/4
•
44%
44%
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)„!"!"
10 *
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
!33%c
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
1
•
Pfizer (Chas) 8c Co Inc
(Un)
1
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
,—12.50
Phllco Corp (Un>j—
——L3
Philip Morris 8c Co (Un)
___5
Phillips Petroleum Co
5
14
14
393/4
40
700
.
.500
.
.17
42
Jan
*
;
Jan
46 y4 Mar
37% Mar,
44%
Apr
100
13 % Mar,?-.
34% Mar
17%
40 ya
Jan
Apr
10
Jan
333/a
Jan
1,100
.
8
7%
8Va
2,700
30l/2
30%
31%
1,700
46
46%
500
32%
35
73/4 Mar,26 3/4 Mar
44
Mar
2,500
27 Vn
61%' 613/s
100
61%
43 y2
800.
Apr.
41v* Mar
Jan
45
-
Jan
22%
Apr
Mar,
200
14
40
31 y4
1,300
...
3834
'
Feb;,
24 y»
24 y.
867.
23%
233/4
24%
800
22% Mar
57% Jan
38% Apr
64%
Feb
47%
Jan
Mar
25
29%
Jan
Number 5943
Volume 191
The Commercial
...
and
Financial Chronicle
(1701)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Thursday
Week's
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Par
Low
74%
of America (Un)
•
Inc
_-------.---.--l
Padio Corp
jgyonier
Republic
71Ya
20 Y8
9'/a
Low
1,100
20 Y4
2,600
;
9Ya
6iy4
43
60
10
Feb
75 Ye
Apr
27 3/4
Jan
Mar
53 Ya
Eice
1,000
7%
Feb
61%
loy4
Aircraft
Rohr
300
61 y4
Apr
77%
2,700
17
Apr
253/8
53%
200
49%
49 Ya
Jan
46%
49%
53 Y4
800
21%
38 J/a Mar
21
49
1
21%
800
1.05
20% Mar
28
1.10
2,100
Regis Paper Company
San
can
Gas & Elec
Diego
90c
Mar
1.25
13
13%
17
17%
39 Ya
40 y4
400
36 V*
43 Y4
43 Y4
40 y4
39 Ya Mar
55
Diego
Imperial Corp————
Industries (Un)————
25
25
100
24%
Schenley
Scott Paper
8%
7 Ya
25%
253/4
500
12%
Apr
17 %
Seaboard Finance Co—
3
Roebuck & Co—-i,—
Shasta Water Co (Un) —__.—-—
Sears,
Corp
Signal Oil «te Gas
20%
.—1
Siegler
20%
49%
49%
_2.50
,
;
,
16 y4 Mar
20Ya
Corp
10,600
200
20%
9%
38 %
20%
21%
Oil Corp—_————
Smith-Corona-Marchant Inc
—
Socony Mobil Oil COs(Un)
Southern Calif Edison Co.eommon
41%
14%
14%|
*
37%
57%
21%.
•
21%
-
600
-
38;
preferred
29%
29
Y.
1
6%
Y
Petroleum
—_2
Co (Un
—a______5
Pacific Co.——-----—_--T*
Southern Railway Co (Un)___T.
—*
Southwestern Public Service—^
,1
Apr.
22
Par
Feb ,'i
50%
Budd
Jan
20
Sperry-Rand Corp
10Ya
Jan
Feb
Apr
29%
D
Jan
Instruments
Drug
When
40% Mar
55%
Jan
18 Ya
,
603/a
Jan
Jan
21%
30
Jan
43%
44 Va
&
Telautograph
Tennessee
Texaco
Inc
41
r
43 Ye
32 y4
v.-I
General
30
9Y2
26
Apr
12 =
383/a
41 y4 Mar
44
30
5OY2
42Y8
100
30
32%
49%
100
47 Ya Mar
52
14 y4
2,900
12 Ya Mar
24 %
11%
2,400
93/4 Mar
17 Ya
29%
1,900
25 Ya Mar
293/4
22%
22%
22%
500
213/4 Mar
24 Ya
Y 600
100
33/a
Feb
I
7%
'7%
7%
100
7Ya
35%
36 y4
1,600
333/4
Jan
.25
74
73%
74
400
(Un)
_•
Co
common
50Ya
Apr
36
Texas
9 Ya
37
72 Ya Mar
93
Apr
36Ya
498
34Ya
Jan
39 Ya
Jan
30Y4
921
28Ya
Jan
31 Ya
Feb
15
15
50
14 y4
Jan
'
7%
7Ye
7%
203/4
21 Ya
32
*
737
20 Ya Mar
3,250
Feb
16%
7Ya Mar
362
45 % Mar
'
17%
17%
1,200
16 Ya Mar
18Ye
21%
22%
1,100
20 Ya
Feb
243/a
Jan
8Y2
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—-
5
55
55
200
47
Feb
57Ya
Sun
1
26%
26 y4
26 y4
100
26 y4
Apr
31
24
28
Jan
54
73Ya
148
Apr
64 Ya Feb
22Ya
1,365
21% Mar
63
72
-
"V
51
358
74Y4
"
% Jan
18 Ya
'
173/e
17Ya
44Ya
46Ye
53
•'
183/a
54g
"
53
533/a
14
14
,
HYa
—
22
17.
51
12
41
11 Ya
i.
Inc
173/4
(.
23% Mar
22
Apr
19 Ya
Jan
18%
.
Apr
Jan
.;
56Ya.Jan
;
14% Mar
55 %
Jan
Feb
22 Ya
Jan
13.
Jan
Mar'
193/4
Jan
Apr
44 Y2
Feb
73 % Mar
84%
Apr
30 Ye
Jan
27 Ya
17 Ya
Feb
8
Jan,
10:ii M a r
" V
17%
320
17
37V*
150
3 6 Ye
83Ya
83Ya
.
843/4
673
~
28 Ya
27
13%
14 Ye"
413/4
54 Y4
50
_5
26%
13Ya
,
28Ya
26%
•
^
^
v
V-«
:
300
25
Feb
25%
Jan
879
*;i3Y4 Mar
42%
100
393/4 Mar
45 Ya. Jan
51%
692
34Ya
Jan
51 y4
48 Ye
50
47Y4
Apr-
2,972
_i
Jan
9Ya
Feb
1,656
26 Ya
Feb
»;38 Y4
1,150
26Ye
Feb;
9%'
5,996
343/a
323/a
34 3/a *
28%
29
19 Ye
19Ya
*
-
Apr
51.%
Jan
8 3/4
10
common
Co
Jan
7Ye
9Ya
-
y
3,902
'
10
3
*'■*
Apr
29
Mar
17 Ya Mar
26
20
Jan
•
Co
373/4
373/4
38 Ye
779
36
Mar
38%
Apr
50
com
!
133/4
13%
14 %
384
13Ya Mar
18 Ya
Jan
•
& French Lab
81Y4
80 Ya
81 Ya
218
72
Feb
82%
Apr
23%
23 Ya
405
22%
Feb
24Ya
Jan
54 Ya
54%
55%
6,009
47% Mar
60%
Jan
23%
•
24
330
22 Ya Mar
25 Ya
Jan
2.50
•
49 Ye
-493/4
50%
524
1
Corp
Light
•
48%
,
20
Power
17Y4
3
50
Inc
Gas
Apr
Mar
'
36Ye
__
16%c
Co
Washington
/
Mar
421/2
20
■'tr
22
HYe
"
-
Jan
73% Mar
*17Ya Mar*
'■/.-* '39 "
y
Jan
11%
93Ya ,Jan
6,452
1
Jersey Gas Co
Oil
7Y4
7%
7 Ya
1,025
47%
49 Ya
504
46 Ya
46%
402
13.50
•
common
48
493/4
55 Ya
Jan
7
Feb
Apr
7 Ye
54
Jan
47 %
45 Ya Mar
,
Apr
48%
Jan
Jan
Apr
Tidewater
Inc
Oil
common
Transamerica
20%
20%
20 Ya
1,000
25 ?
23%
23 Ve
23 y8
100
21 %
2
Preferred
27%
27
27%
600
24% Mar
200
13%
Apr
3Ya
Feb
Corp
Trans World
Airlines Inc
5
Trico Oil & Gas Co——_-50c
Tri-Continental Corp (Un)
Warrants
Twentieth
(Un)
22%
22%
100
Lines
37%
400
33%
33%
33%
200
31%
39%
40%
1,500
27
27 y4
1,900
;
'■
Corp
Rubber
Jan
14%
500
13
29'/a
300
25%
Mar
Apr
34 Ya
1,000
33 y4
Apr
40 Ya
-'.v..
23%
23
23 y4
1,000
23
Apr
30 Ya
Jan
29%
29 Ya
9%
9 Ve
93/4
Jan
Apr
32 Ya
Columbia
Feb
11%
Jan
63 Ya
10
53
900
79 Ya Mar
35 Ve
35!/4
,
500
81%
35%
200
34 V* Mar
100
300
72 Ya
2.50
44%
44Ya
;_i
49
48%
44
y2;
Mar
103
41
System
Walker
Home
Jan
Apr
(Joseph)
Natco
Refractories
Co
Ya
100
44Ya
Apr
44Ya
Apr
1,400
40
Jan
50
28 y2
300
28
Feb
Water
Power_:
33
Jan
Screw
415/e
209
39Y4
Jan
42
1.40
1.55
7,100
1.40
Apr
%
l_*
:
Restates Petroleum
tvester.i
Western Dept stores
1.50
(Un)__^.1
common
Inc rights
22,500
/a
Apr
18 Va
400
17Ya
Feb
136
25c
_
...
40 Y4
2
19Ya
52
9 Ya '
9
High
40Ya Mar
56 Ya
Jan
39 y4
52%
Jan
20%
Jan
Apr
19Y4 Mar
1,040
8Ya
Jan
9Y2 Mar
67%
10
Jan
Feb
35Ya
Jan
46 Ya.
72
46
Apr
56Ya
Jan
45
115
35
Feb
45
Apr
13 Va
100
12Ya Mar
15
3 Ya
4
12.50
23%
32 Ye
41
42 Ya
21% Mar
128
13 Va
*
—
908
35%
46
-
—
22Ya
34 Ya
-
<
4
67 Y4
'
-
3%
1,350
69 Ya
257
Jan
67 Ya Mar
4
Jan
/
Apr
80 Ya
Jan
Apr
41 Ve
Equipment Co
41%
22
5
Pittsburgh Brewing common
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
50
9
7.50
Corp
Low
:■■■■ 58
19 Ya
22%
Harbison
Jan
100
Feb
Gas
Plymouth
Oil
Corp
18
18
5
Bolt Corp of America
Engineering & Foundry Co
&
Jan
United
Jan.
U
Ya
Apr
19 Ya
Jan
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp (new)
2.45
S
Glass
&
18
Chemical
17 Ya
18
142
17 Ya Mar
22 y8
Jan
—
5
Rockwell-Standard Corp
;
Mar
Range Since Jan. 1
-
High
41 Ya
10
^
Shares
4OY4
41%
:_1
Co
V'
19 Ya
28 y2
___
82
for Week
Low
1
Jan
54
80%
80%
Jan
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
,
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pittsburgh___5
Duquesne Light Co
5
Equitable Gas Co
8.50
Jan
8%
98 y2
16%
"
29 Ya
600
54%
____5
_.
300
Y
.....
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Blaw-Knox
Jan
29 '/a
77 Ya
$3,000
Week's
Last
Sale Price
16 Ye Mar
33%
1
(Un)
w
Air Lines
Jan
14
_10
Associates
Washington
41%
30Ya
Mar
34
common
—
Victor
33 Ya Mar
27
»
_
Varian
Thursday
Feb
V'
(Un)„,
common
Jan
33%
28%
82
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Jan
37 Ya
±
Corp common—!
universal Cons Oil Co_
Universal Match
New common
26 Ya
Y37% Apr
_5
.
'-/"V
U S Steel
14
10
82
__
Jan
Jan
-
12.50
-
(Un)
United Industrial
Corp
S
40%
27%
Inc.
■
U
25
.10:
'
■
..
1975
5Y4 Mar
30% Mar
(Un).
United Aircraft Corp
United Fruit Co
Gas
18Ye
38 Ya
22 Ye Mar
36%
..vyY
Baltimore Transit Co 4s series A
29 Ya Mar
34 Ya Mar
37%
Calif
■
300
300
BONDS
-
STOCKS
of
Union Pacific Ry Co
Union Sugar
United
4Ya
34 Ya
_____10
(Un)___
Union Oil
United Air
v
4%
_•
Film (Un)
Union Electric Co
Co
14 y8
Jan
34%
_____1
..
Century-Fox
13%
4%'
34%
__1
___
"
YY;
20 Ya Mar
35 Ya
36 Ye
124
32 Ya Mar
38 Ya
Jan
6 y4
10
54 y4
6.25
1,400
29%
5^ Ye
.
200
1 Ya
29
1%
193/a
1%
3
63/a
19Ya
1
_1
54 Ya
125
6Ya
Apr
8 Ya
18Ya Mar
-
Jan
22 Ye
Jan
Apr
2Y8
Jan
70
26% Mar
31%
Jan
555
46% Mar
553/4
Jan
1 Ya
VJ.
CANADIAN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended April 15)
Shown
Are
Expressed
in
Canadian
Week's
Thursday
Montreal Stock Exchange
Prices
STOCKS
Last
STOCKS
*
Sales
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Asbestos
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Atlas
Par
(V./°Ye.r & Paper
trV}k
Preferred
>
co
'
38 Va
39
213/4
a Steei
35 Ya
30%
.■125
1 Dreierred
-
,
•
19
Jan
Bailey
21Y4 Mar
22 Ya
Jan
Banque Canadian National
800
18 Ya
21
Jan
Bank
Bank of Nova Scotia
<
43
43 Ya
49%
_50
43
50
-
19 Ya Mar
1,185
200
40
48 Ya
For
^ 'pW"l---
footnotes,
.'a
50
fc.50
see page 42.
••
39 Ya
39
49
49
--
49-
Mar
43 Ya
Mar
Apr :
Jan
Jan
Selburn 53A.%
preferred
.
52
Apr
37
Jan
41
Mar
.209
47
Mar
49
Jan
Montreal
of
Banque
25
Bell
t
Power
&
Telephone
Corp 5%
Bo water
5 Ya %
Bowater
preferred
Paper
—10
.10
Provincial
Bathurst.
Apr
160
39 Ya
t
.
33Y4
21"
.28 y4 Mar
25
39 3/4
32 % Mar
3,269
" ~
29%
24 Ya
25
25
25
al8
al7 Y4
al8
•
High
27
Mar
35%
848
20%
Feb
26 V*
Jan
489
30%
24
:
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
213/4 Mar
28
Jan
1,010
»
.
95
173/4
Apr
'
Jan
2,065
37
\ 31.'
a20Ya &20Ya
-50
-
19
35 %
30Ya
*
'
pwteted",!
413/4
35 Ya Mar
375
'
.
24
•
Ltd
3,565
Ya
38 Y4
213/4
--
v, 9
Anr,i
High
Steels
Shares
High
Jan
High
Low
-
-_25
Aitrnem'S^rpass Sho7~~"
ai,
LOW
Corp
29%
•
Argus Corp Ltd common
for Week
for Week
Low
•
Sales
Range
of Prices
'
'
^
Sale Price
Dollars
Par
Thursday
:t
Jan
12.Y4
,
63
165
45Ya
71 %
Apr
52 Y4 Mar
-
1
Co
Co.
Apr
69 Ya
1,223
183/a
.
,
*"
United Gas Improvement
Jan
23 Ya
72
10..
Corn
Jan
--w.-iA-iid
.'
'
25
Inc
Photo
United
Jan
Thriftimart
preferred___
Chemicals
Paper
Jan
'
lOYa
60
__
3
_5
Mfg
South
Feb
Feb»
10
9Ya
100
Scranton-Spring Brook Wat Serv Co_*
Jan
30 Va
22Ye
,
320
10Ya
72Ya
•
839
10
22 Y4
72Ya
; -
54 Ya
10
lOYa
__
_5
;
52 Ye
53 %
'
483/4
.
com___20
Light com__._13.50
48Y4
1
(The)
Smith Kline
Apr
100
A
_2
Electric
Scott
Jan
32
483/4 '
1
class
Public Service Electric & Gas
Jan
86 Ya
Co
Reading Co
Mar
22%
50c
823/4
Jan
■
Co_™_
Potomac
Feb
32
17%
High
i
67 »/4 Mar
79 Ya
20%
1.80
&
Progress
4% Mar
43 Ya Mar
15
5
556
293/4
15
25
Fund
&
Philco
Jan
Corp
Low.
.,
9,666
1
Philadelphia Electri; common
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Apr
1
Y
30Ya
13
Co
series B
Perfect
Jan
ii y4
27%
;
4.33
Corp
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc__
Jan
11%
.
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
,''0
Pulp & Paper—
Merck
Jan
27%
Transmission
36
Dairies
Pennsalt
Jan
44%
High
36%
Brothers
Martin
Jan
Feb
65
'4
L,ow-
.
r
Jan
56% Mar
.
.
93
—
Madison
Jan
30Mar
-
Shares
J,-.,,
•'
Jan
43 y4 Mar
500
1,100
44%
Mar
'
Power
5.12%
% Jan
60
yy 3%
12% Mar
26
HOYa
Sales
70%
Lehigh Coal & Navigation______
Jan
51
393/a Mar
'
/
Feb
-_-l
1
Jan
for Week
Acceptance Corp common
1
Motors Corp__
.1.66%
General
Hudson
t
Jan
5,800
w
.
Week's
89 Ya
Honiasote Co
Apr
Apr
% Apr
31
Jan
13%
14%
—25
(Un)
Sulphur
50
25
Apr
"m
Apr
Jan
-10
Corp
Inc
21%
Mar
49%
•
Feb
5
System
Motor
Gimbel
7
46 Y4
233/4
•
59
___5
Texas Gas Transmission
Textron
500
44 y4
30'/a
(Un). __10
—^i™
(Un)
Gulf
4i y«.
,44
32 %
—5
;4
Gas
41%
—.7
—.5
—_1
(Un)____'—i___
Company
24 Ya
-
4,400
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil (Un)—.
Sunset International Petroleum
Swift
1,600
Jan
Jan
-44Ya Mar
900
L*
-25
Feb
91 %
70
Co
Publishing
Transit
Foremost
Jan
Feb
C
Ford
.
4%
100
44
24
300
93
Light
Electric Storage Battery
1
Jan
Feb
19 Ya Mar
-
100
———
Gas
,r
35
-6>/4
11
30
105
•
Duquesne
Feb
42
Mar
39 Ya
-
100
v
25
21%: 9%
CoA—
Inc
issued
200
35
Inc__—
Studebakei-Packard common
Suburban
21%
300
25 Ya
Range
33%
Transit
Delaware
1
V
20%
3,200
47%
25
,
12Y4
25%
70 V*
Company
Curtis
38 Y» Mar
■
28 Ya
•
1,300
20 y4.
9%
of
Co
Stauffer Chemical
Sterling
6% "
44'/4
i.—,—'—
California™Standard Oil (Indiana)—
Standard Oil Co of N J (Un)
Stanley Warner Corp (Un)_
Statham
47%:
;
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Spiegel Inc common:.i_..iT-_
Standard Oil
20
.
21%
(Un)
Warrants
-
12Y4
of Prices
1
Tel
&
Campbell Soup
Chrysler Corp
.
9Y4 Mar
20Ya
56 V*
800
-
Co
Corporation
Baltimore
Jan
36
500
Y 200
29 Va
6%
V 44 Ye
Southern
Southern
Mar
1033/4
__
25 Ya
Last
City Electric
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
v
Southern Calif
Jan
1
Atlantic
Apr
'
4.32'»
Tel
Arundel
Jan
14 Ya Mar
1,600
r
Stores
American
Jan
81%
Feb
30
-
900
58 »/4
9Ye
36%
44 Ya
200
14%
37%
Mar
20Ya
4,600
43%
58%
Southern Calif Gas Co Did series A
14c
9c
>'.H
400
^
Jan
733/a
1,1001
10
37
21'/a
Feb
American
25% Mar
300
49%
38%
Sinclair
7
1,000
81
1
43%
2,000
(Un)
Jan
27
2
—
Co class A—.
10c
Jan
900:
Y V:
8Y4
r
81
Co———————
Jan
10c
10c
Thursday
25 Ya Mar
1.40
Jan
56y4
Sale Price
Jan
;
553/4
STOCKS
Apr
100
1
19Ya Mar
Apr
46% Mar
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Feb
17%
—10
Apr
44%
700
____25
—
Radio
Apr
5
com—
16%
300
54 Y4
Jan
66%
———_1
(Un)—.
IiTtrr—
Stores
Pufeway
300
473/a
52Ya
Exploration—_10c
....
St
18
44Y8
5* Va
common
Preferred
Zenith
Apr
Y4
13%
Aeronautical Col.
Ryan
17 Ya
44%
6.25
Jan
20
52
f
18
2.50
(Un»
Jan
17 Va
-------
Co
♦
common
Corp
Oil
Basin
Cab
Co
Apr
19%
1
Ry
Telegraph
Elec
Jan
.2.50
Co_.
Yellow
19% Mar
53%
Co
Manufacturing
Ranch Oil Co
Rheem
Williston
High
—1
Rexal? Drug"& Chemical
Union
Westinghouse
1
40
700
Pacific
Western
75 Ye
20
42 V*
61%
50c
10
1
Pictures (Un)_Republic Steel Corp_(Un)
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Western
Range Since Jan.
High
42%
(Range for Week Ended April 15)
Sales
Sale Price
STOCKS
37*
50
49 Ya
_10
—
790
51
1,802':
51
43
Mar
19 Ya
65
Jan
Mar
47% Mar
55 Va
Jan
—50
50
93/4
60Ya Mar
7iy4
Jan
268
35% Mar
41
-
Jan
403/4
250
36
Feb
42
4
Jan
44 y4
443/4
8,371
42 Y4
Jan
44 Ya
Apr
43
70
41 Ya
Jan
443/a
Apr
45 y4
Jan
49 Ya Mar
47
1
193
35%
43
44 Ya
65
35 Ya
40 Ya
35 3/4
•
—-25
preferred
.'
49 Ya
64 Ya
10
(Canada)
Paper class A
50
,
"
47
47
310
8 Ye
9%
1,051
*
8% Mar
10 Y4
Jan
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Week's
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
stocks
of Prices
Shares
Par
Bowaters
5%%
Mersey
„50
pfd
Brazilian Traction Light Ac Power.
British American Oil common
British
4%%
5%
red
cum
a463/4 a46%
__
45
20
3.95
3.95
4.05
30%
32Mb
2,176
High
Mar
3.95
2,487
30 Mi
_•
.100
47
Jan
4.70
Apr
28 Va Mar
83 Mi
115
81
-50
39
40
115
—50
pfd
preferred
83
45
45
610
83
50
preferred
a48Mi a48Ma
__
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Par
National
aJn
35 Mi
&
Drug
Mar
83 Ma
41
45
Feb
Jan
47% Mar
15
Steei
Mines
Car
Coru
LOW
5
_
15
Nova Scotia
Ogilvie
49%
Feb
Ontario
Mills
Steel
common
Products
325
14%
13 Ma
14
790
12
413/4
2,691
39% Mar
1,595
13
Mar
14% Jan
42
155
40
common..
Mar
21
21
21
50
46M2
21
Mar
23
Jan
11 Ma
1,275
12%
Apr
13
225
11% Mar
14 Mi
Jan
Pacific
Petroleums
„1
33
2,044
31% Mar
37 Mi
Jan
Page-Hersey Tubes
•
42
at
Bruck
*
Products
Apr
Penmans
10%
Apr
17
Feb
Placer
1,031
9%
Feb
14 Ma Mar
Power
8 Mi
50
8%
Apr
11
Jan
Premium
33 Mi
33 Ms
•
43%
1,200
13 Mi
8 Mi
8%
75
11Mb
13 Mi
13 Mi
43%
103/4
1
Mills class A
Building
43%
25
33 Ma
70
29 M*
Jan
34
Apr
Price Bros & Co
Mar
Calgary
Power
common.
18%
18%
19 Ma
2,500
16%
Feb
19%
Cement
common.
27
27
28
2,906
27
Apr
Apr
35
Jan
—20c
Ltd
♦
common
common
$1.30
preferred
Canada
Iron
Canada
4Mi%
24%
25
521
21%
22
790
20
Jan
51
52
275
47
Mar
23 Ma
23%
150
23 Ma
24
10
common-
22
<
41
650
39 Va Mar
45 Ma
Jan
50
10%
Feb
11 Ma
Feb
13
Feb
16
Jan-
;
51
common—
preferred
...
26
Canada Steamship common
5%
preferred
•
——12.5.0
Natural
24%
27
Mar
57
Apr
Feb
23
-
Jan
Aviation
Electronics
15
15
•
Breweries
275
15
10
50%
so m.
51 y*
931
46% Mar
56
Warrants
33%
33
34%
3,774
31 % Mar
37
Roe
12
12
225
Canadian
Bronze
.•
Canadian
Celaneee
$1.75
Apr
16
10
20%
18 %
28
28 Mi
283/4
410
28
al7
al7
10
a—
19
Canadian
Chemical Co Ltd
*
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A—BOo
Class B
•
Canadian
Hydrocarbons
Canadian Industries
V;
a A
Canadian
Locomotive
Canadian
Oil
Canadian
Cockshutt
.18
Combined
•
Co Ltd
Mortgage
Cork
Zellerbach class
Distillers
Seal
&
Co
•
A
Feb
7%
Feb
10%
9
10
200
8 34 Mar
12%
Jan
plocc
750
13% Mar
17%
Jan
Series
A
71
900
a6
71
Apr
76
Jan
15
Feb
50
6
Feb
7
Coal.
20
Mar
243/4
6,185
9%
9%
10
457
14
14
25
16
16
505
Sherwin
Sicard
Jan
Dominion
__
a3.85
a4.00
Donohue
Dow
Du
a8%
18%
1,730
a24
a24
30
9%
Apr
Bros
Feb
Southam
68
Southern
Canada
Jan
Standard
9.25
al2%*
Jan
Steel
5%
8% Mar
17
•
Co
of
11
Jan
Steinbergs
193/4
Jan
5 Mi %
29
Mar
22% Mar
16 Mi
46
Apr
55
Feb
Toronto-Dominion
17%
Feb
19%
Jan
Apr
93/a
Apr
Texaco
Canada
30%
1,65O4
20
20 Ma
805
a3.75
a3.25
a3.75
20
3
Feb
4
Jan
Walker
43%
44%
3,230
43
Mar
52
Jan
Webb
78
79
605
71
Mar
90
Jan
Western
14
Feb
Western
12%
20 Mi Mar
17
200
12%
31%
Feb
21
Apr
United
Jan
Steel
12 Ma Mar
153/4
55
Apr
14%
14 Mi
14%
3,945
13 Ma Mar
16 M4
19
19
200
18 Ma
Jan
19 Ma
26 Ma
6,080
25
9 M2
2,505
8 3/4
Feb
103/4
15
965
13% Mar
16
150
26
Mar
38 Ma
325
37 Ma Mar
■v41
42%
150
6 Ma
S5
85
27%
28 Mi
80 Va
81
57 Ma
57%
57 Ma
1
14 .Mi
15 Ma
460
76
75%
77 Ma
.20
20 Mi
95
95
85
"
.
^
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45
350
45
Jan
45 Ma
Jan
a24
a24
250
20
Mar
6%
7
551
6% Mar
10
100
7
27
27
55
100
I:
24 Mi
20Ma
.
95
10
Feb
28 Ma
66
-18
1,130
I8M1
103/4
11 Ma
1,475
.,103/4
9%
10%
9,341
9% Mar
26%
27 Mi
1,240
24 Ma Mar
5.10
•
34 Mi
5.00
5.30
13%
133/4
34 Mi
35
6%
99
Jan
a40 a40%
19
100
175
752
40
38
40
12 %
12%
Jan
101% Mar
50M2
Jan
42% Mar
52J/a
Jan
a—
100
&
56
57
190
45
58
Jan
51 Ma
310
483/4 Mar
55%
Jan
21%
22 Ma
3,350
19% Mar
25%
Jan
7
7
350
6% Mar
co cf-
Jan
Grocers
(Geo)
Ltd
•
class
35 Ma
38M8
Jan
III1/.
34% Mar
1
Ltd
4%%
common
I100
12
Mar
:
Shown
Are
32
10
10
990
8.50 Mar
a9.10
a9.10
25
8.30 Mar
4.05
4.10
403
4.00 Mar
4.10
40 M2
41 Mi
37 %
44%
40%
37 Mi
175
44 Mi
45%
1,960
9%
9%
185
International
8%
223/8
900
40
Mar
113/4
4.95
Corp
Ltd-.
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*
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Angio-Nfld Development Co Ltd
8
Beloing-Corticelli
Belgium
Stores
Bonnets
Inter
Pete
Co
International
44 Ma
Canada
Flooring Co Ltd
Jamaica
Collieries
12 %
5 Mi
5 M»
15%
1,800
5Mi
35%
Apr
35 Mi
36 Ma
2,035
31%
Feb
37
Jan
10
Feb
11 Ma
Jan
Apr
12%
982
11%
Jan
Apr
11 M» Mar
300
10
Mar
22 Ma
Apr
37
Jan
12 V2
Apr
5 Ma
Feb
41 Mi
41 Ma
200
40
Jan
82 %
41V2
82%
100
80
Jan
Lewis
Loeb
21
7.60
II
g
"25
5%%
Mitchell
Molson
Class
410
42%
35%
944
Feb
Apr
104%
Apr
102
>
Mar
32
25
34 Ma
21M4
21
Jan
42%
Cantexas
Royalty
Ltd
Feb
36 Ma
Apr
Jan
42
25
39 %
58
1.400
52%
13%
1,020
12
29
30
185
2734 Mar
35
25%
25%
165
24 Ma Mar
116
28
116
116
Apr
29%
pfd" 100
(R
7 Ma
Inland
class
A
Dollars
Sales
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
.
High
V
40c
26,100
37
320
•
L)__
Low
High
..
24c
Feb
44c
35%
a8Ma
Apr
42
420
15
16%
13
13
100
9%
14%
9Mb
6,225
15
790
29 Ma
30
290
1.40
2*000
J
-
30
1.40
'
«._/
(Frank
Co
W)
Ltd
class
Can
39%
41
38 Ma
A
pfd_
;V'—
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a-19
1.25
1.40
Mar
:: ut/
36
con
35
•
15
a__
8
Jan
Jan
Mar
—
i
Mar
9
17% Jan
13
Apr
14
Feb
11 Ma
Feb
14
Mar
15%
29
Anr
Feb
Jan
7%
Mar
33
1.40 Mar
1.40 Mar
44
36M2 Mar
Ma Jan
34 Mi Mar *-
38M2
Jan
19% Mar"
25 v
22 Mi
Jan
1.75
Jan
•
1.20 Mar
'
—
36%
725
35
'Feb
21
.23
905
21
Mar
25
Jan
20
—
*
20
100
19%
Apr
20
Apr
■
•
40;rJan
1.50
pfd—50
A
/:
Jan
7%
14% Mar
700
•
6%
class
■
700
V
Jan
a—
3,151
38
A_i—*
Ltd
Investment Foundation
Kelly Douglas Ltd
class
.10 y*
1,398
38
1
Felt
10
39%
.
':
6% Mar
20
8 Mi
15
*
'
,
2,650
8 Mi
10
;
17 Ma '
12 Ma
*
Ltd
common
Chemicals
1.50
100
1.50
Apr
2.30
Jan
50%
50 Ma
45
50 Mi
Apr
50 Va
Apr
7
50%
•7%
500
*
—
Lambert (Alfred) Inc class A
1
Loblaw Companies Ltd class A
wts—
Class B
*
Lowney
Co
12 Ml
v
6
Mar;,
7,Mi: Apr
12%
12 Mi
325
12 Mi
26%
26%
30
26 Mi
27%
Ltd
(Walter
27 Ma
25
23
Mar
27 Ma
Apr
--i
25
25
150
23
Mar
27 Ma
Jan
80
I*
M)
■
Power
&
Paper
Co__
Distilleries Ltd 6%
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
Moore Corp Ltd
Mount
Royal
Dairies
Royal
Mount
Rice
42
Feb
42
Apr
Feb
60
Jan
Mar
pfd
80
81
150
80
Mar
85
11
Feb
27%
10
Co—
$5
11%
_L'
•
Ltd—
Mills
*
_
•
•
Ltd——/—*
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd 10
Northern Quebec Pr
common—
14%
1st
27 Me
llMa
120
25
41
2,675
8
1,000
21%
.
2 7 Ms
8
40%
'
21 Ma
39%
v...
Apr
Apr
13 Ma Mar
26 V4' Apr
•
•
21 Ma
Mar.
11% Feb
Apr
32%
Jan
35Ma Mar
431/4
Jan
7
Jan
10 Ma
Feb
300
19
Jan
23 I' Feb
335
4374
Apr
79
24 Ma
Apr
''
Jan
Manufacturing 7%
Power Corp
•
15%
I6M4
4,210
9 ma
9 Ma
9%
4,255
a97% a97%
a98
a22 Ma
22
39%
a98
6
Feb
10% Mar
6
Jan
6
a22 a22%
21%
22
14% Mar
83i Mar
15
£7%
35
93% Mar
Apr
*
Quebec
7%
19
12%
5 Ma %
Jan
Jan
100 Ma
Feb
102
Jan
6
287
21
Feb
739
26% Jan
20
Apr
253/4
40 %
655
39
Anr
17
1,495
16
Mar
29
29
80
26
Apr
Telephone
part 2nd
Ltd
Corp
pfd
common
5
21
21
21
25
63
63
100
8
8
100
30
31 Ma
50
;
—
—
♦
5
30
20
Ltd
Jan
26
Mar
63
Apr
21
Apr
21
Apr
63
Apr
66
Jan
Feb
9
Jan
'
7 Mi
Apr
331/2 Jan
11 Ma
Jan
141/2
Jan
19
Jan
19
Jan
100
10
Feb
11
Jan
100
80c
Apr
90c
Jan
30
25
19
a
52
"Mar
43
2,640*
al3Mi al3 Mi
preferred
Industries
.*
19
300
11
11
80c
'
"
11
St
Maurice
Shop
&
Gas
Save
Inc
(1957)
80c
Ltd—:
Jan
Jan
39%
16 Ma
c
63
Jan
6
29
n
Mills
63
25%"
Warrants
103/4 Mar
100
16 Ma
,
IIH_ I
50
225
16Mb
.
HlHIIIIIIIIio
7 Ma
7 Ma
a
114
6%
Steel
pfd
45
25 Mi
63
20
Jan
44
,25
50
preferred
Russell
lo.
B
Ltd
Ltd
Ltd
Ltd
Paton
a7Mi
II—*
I
Jan
Feb
Jan
35
•
Too
common
Co
Paper Corp
Gas
Apr
31
130
13%
Breweries Ltd class A
Co
112
Apr
91 Ma Mar
55 Mi
•
__
Mar
44
8 Ma
*
Premier
(Robt) class B
&
110
21
42
common
Montreal LoeoinnMv*
173/4 Mar
50
13 Ma
—
preferred
35
41 Ma
for Week
1
*
Investments
-Melchers
1,150
2.557
55 Mi
II—II—
prefer,reo
i
21
42%
35%
•
Ltd
Preferred
Morgan
19
21
•
Massey-Ferguson
Ma <k
1
5
ilacMillan Bloedel Ac Powell
River Ltd •
4
110
18 Ma
102 Ma 1043/4
Ifo
I"
common
Bros Ltd
(M)
183/4
1043/4
Milling 7%
31 Ma Mar
82 Ma Mar
It
Labatt Limited (John)
Lake of the Woods
Apr
Canadian
6%;
8Mb
3
General
Hubbard
Jan
250
pfd_25
Ltd
84
121/2
•
B
com
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Horner
Mar
class
Resources
Jan
2,065
•
Public Service
Apr
9%
II
Canadian
38 Ma Mar
30
6%
a
Dominion Sugar Co Ltd
Canadian
52
34 Ma
com—•
Inter provincial Pipe Lines
.III—I
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6 % pfd
Apr
84
37c
12 Ma'
Raceway Inc
Ac
35 Ma Mar
22 Ma
6%
Corp
Feb
35 Mi
37
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd.*
33 Ma
Ltd
Utilities
3.25
Jan
of Prices
•'
common—
Dalfen's
22%
Canada
Preferred
Apr
30 Mi
Exchange
in
Low
39c
common——
Canada
44
Mar
Ltd
Ltd
J.an
12 Mi
•
common
2.65
290
Range
;
J,
33 Mi
preferred.
Paper
•
5,900
:
Week's
Last
Abitca
Crain
100
Powd
150
Sale Price
Jan
12 Ma
22 %
*
11%
Bronze
235
41 Ma
Thursday
Consumers
50
Nickel of
32%
33 Ma Mar
25
Expressed
STOCKS
MacLaren
Cement
84
Canadian Stock
Apr
5
4.68%
International
35
321/2
—50
Price#
12 Mi
•
International
2,802
3.00
84
'
—
*
_
<
Jan
9 Mi
Acceptance Corp common
Inland
365/a
2.65
34%
41%
—:
pfd
preferred
42 Ma
25
preferred
7II
35%
2.95
4
A
Canadian
a__
•
preferred
Mar
Jan
Jan
51
Wort*
Knapp (Canada) Ltd
Consolidated
50
common
Jan
24
100%
•
Gooderl.<*m
&
4%%
Blue
36Ma
41% Mar
1,310
•
preferred
$4.50
Feb
a40
Warrants
$2.25
Apr
32
1,245
50
Ltd
87%
Mar
Jan
Jan
100
10
Indus
28 Ma
Jan
43%
12 Mi
Oil
Dec
6.25
42 %
«
12
15
42
•
Apr
Feb
100
20c
11 Ma
4.75
43%
*
Apr
13%
100
1
21 Mi Mar
125
43%
100
Feb
1,025
A
i%c
preferred
Jan
Jan
51
Jan
20%
»
SI.40
Mar
58
17
,1
17 Ma Mar
94
Jan
21 Ma
Jan
Apr
27
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
;
190
Apr
283%
Mar
70
380
Jan
•\ 86% Jan
Apr
14
Mar
85
Mar
57%
•
Jan
45
83/4
Apr
86
Jan
Mar
56 Ma
Corp
Apr
55
20%
1
Imperial
i-
*
27% Mar
,
250
1,329
-■
Apr
85
1,890
>
3IM2
43
6M2 Mar
5
'
30 Mi
Jan
Jan
*
Jan
26 Ma
56
10
of Canal
Imperial Investment class A
100
-
.10
Bank
Apr
7%
;
Mar
10%
common
•••
,41
Jan
...
11
Jan
45
20%
Pittfield
*.'95
Jan
14%
Handy Andy Co
&
'
Mar
29 Ma
i
Ltd
18 Mi
Feb
8 Ma Mar
Apr
9%
Borne Oil class A
Home
90
520'
Jan
55
Howard Smith Paper
$2.00
preferred
Hudson Bay Mining
Jan
170
Jan
41 Mi Mar
27
Class B
Apr
13%
11 Ma Mar
15 Ma Mar
92
Jan
3.15 Mar
9.25
26
■
-
80...
Feb
170
10 Ma
Jan
Jan
Mi
220
_
pfd inc 1927
Paper Co Ltd
6.85
38 Ma
C '
Trans Canada Pipeline
9%
30%
(Chas K)
Lakes
-Apr
28 Ma
100
180
10
Goodyear Tire 4%
Great
Jan
40
41
"III
class A
100
6%
Dynamics
;35
38 Ma
I'
*
preferred
430
a24
General Motors
Jan
Jan
66M4 Mar
•2.58 Mar
13,535
92
,
26 mi
•
,
•
48
9%
preferred
General
30%
34 Ma
•
80
-17
•
103%
.
IV
3
Canada—
9%
•
common
50
Mar
6 Ma
Power
18%
Power
Power
Jan
75
525
Jan
1,030
Players Canadian Corp
Fleetwood Corp
5 Ma %
Jan
6%
Feb-
4.75 Mar
,
49,910
;■ i
all3/4 al2Ma
_1
>•
Structural Steel
55
Famous
Gatineau
Feb
16 3/4
3,034
2.89
Par
Prosst Ac Co
36
14
100
**
70%'
2.68
-16%
.,
9
46
23%
Praser Cos Ltd common.
French Petroleum preferred.
32
40
V
M 8.85
8.85
*
com
_—i—/.
——
Jan
45
Foundation Co
33 Ma Mar
15
25
40
•
I
Co
18%
47
-3%
common
90
•
3,270
32
preferred..100
25
al4
Dupuis Freres class a.
Eddy Paper
Jan
76
143%
5Vc
Sons
17
51
Canada
East Kootenay
Eddy Match
Jan
80
6
v,40
•
common
Canada
Apr
al3%
common—
Ltd
5.75
Mar
80
68%
.
4.90 Mar
1,560
5%
;«i
&
Simpsons
13 Ma
3.50 Mar
25
18 Ma
26 Mi
51
Brewery
Pont of
of
15 Ma Mar
225
a8%
18 Ma
,■200
Mar
*
a 15
..,.32
•
<H)
9M2 Mar
123/4
al3%
preferred
Textile
a34%
a35
.
—_100
common-
Inc
Simon
Zellers
Redeemable
79%
80
4%T~pfd—IIIIIIIIIIIIII50
Williams
22% Mar
•
common
5.05
78
Jan
310
.
12%
Dominion Stores Ltd
Dominion Tar Ac Chemical
Jan
_•
--
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Jan
12%
23
1%
Ac
class
§hawinigan Water & Power
75
13%
1:5%
Jan
78
.25
Glass comm<
preferred
Dominion Steel
18
5.05
...
53/4
*
A
14%
Jan
43%
Coal 6%
preferred
Dominion Foundries At Steel com.
15
Mar
30%
Dominion
Apr
'565
•
20 Ma
Bridge
Dominion
Jan
15
16Mb
—•
6% Mar
a6
2
Seagrams
Dominion
15
al5
A
9
.*
Crown
Cement
5%
•
Crown
47
13%Mar
16Mb
Corp common—
preferred
490
26 Mi
'
*
_•
Glass
Coronation
38%JVIar
45°
•
common
Apr
2,105
—10
Lawrence
660
25
,
a4.00
Enterprises
Consumers
Lawrence
350
14
Consolidated Mining At Smelting
St
6t
—
22 Ma
.
Farm
Cellulose
—
26%
Canadian Petroflna Ltd preferred.
Canadian Vlckers
Columbia
a—
22 Ma
common-
Railway-
Jan
Jan
Jan
Co Ltd
6%
13 Ma
v
Companies
Pacific
23
30
Feb
1—
Oil
10
If'
4.25
2.73
Royaiite
9%
—
*
jan
Apr
100
—
——-----
6 Mi
71
International Power
553/4
15
*
common—.
1
B
9Mi
Preferred
Canadian
Apr
2.70
a35
Paper class A
Class
14 V*
•
46 M2
500
—*
(Canada
6 Mi
-
6%
•
common
310
42
■
common
6 Mi
6Vi
9Mi
48
2.95
14%
.v..,/
—:
—
Royal Bank of Canada-.
Feb
819
Apr
Apr
22
19 Ma
25
series
'1 46 Ma
.
41%
Jan
a21
19
r.t
*
common
series
$1
11%
a21
common
12
1
Preferred
Jan
Ml Mi
*
Jan
Jan
78
Reitmans
Jan
•
common
Canadian British Aluminum
31
10 Ma
-'•"►'41 %
Units
Rolland
Canadian Bank of Commerce.
Oanadlan
Jan
273/4 Mar
475
2.90
Quebec Power
~
Canadian
Gas
29
384
12
Feb
40
all% all Ma
JO
Foundries
Malting
Quebec
233/a Mar
29
'•I
*
;
383
28 3/4,.
W-
„
Jan
Canada
'
28%
9.40 Mar
Jan
11%
''
•
m
Ores
Transport
28
28%
1 >:V;
Corp of Canada
Provincial
28
•
common
ll%-;
.,11%
.
.
Development
Iron
Jan
133/i
13
—
48%
41
32 Mi
(1959)
Jan
Jan
13%
13
Telephone
Jan
15 Ma
15
Mar
41
32 Mi
Can
15 Ma
13%
•
Bond
1
High
Apr
Apr
40 Ma
*
•
Company
14%
14Mi
•
Light & Power
Flour
Columbia Power
Columbia
14 Ma
900
*
British
Brown
15
14
Columbia Poreat Products
Brooke
Low
40 Ma
.
•
British
British
14%
14 Ma
5
common-
Ltd
Range Since Jan.
High
Apr
43
com_.
-
National
Apr
37% Mar
Chemical
Preferred
Jan
Noranda
preferred
5 V2 %
Low
High
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Electric—
Columbia
4 %%
Low
Monday, April 18, 1960
.
(Range for Week Ended April 15)
Sales
Week's
Thursday
...
41
Jan
Mar
17%
Jan
34
Jan
Soca
Lt6e
"12
Traders Finance Corp cl&o* A
Trans Mountain Oil
Pipe Line Co.
Union Gas of Canada Ltd
United
Principal Properties
Waterman Pen Co Ltd
Westeel Products Ltd.
.*.•'
•
7%
...
73i
.
34
9
775
2.00
2.00
500
7
Feb
2.10
32 V4
Feb
371/2
Jan
12
Jan
16 Ma
Jan
2.40
Jan
10 Me
133i
2.10
2.25
6,860
Apr
2.00 Feb
5M«
«
34%
9%
13%
2.10
(L E)
34
9 Ma
5 3/8
5%
5,100
3.45
13 Ma
13%
14
400
740
1,465
150
Jan
Feb
Jan
13 Ma
,
10
.,".1.95
9% Mar
13 Ma
12
Jan
6.00 Mar
Jan
15
jan
Number 5943
191
Volume
(1703)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
CANADIAN MARKETS
<
•STOCKS
1
Thursday
Low
Par
o
M?nes
nm
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Frices
Shown
ny2c
.—1.00
Ltd
Ameranium
Anacon Leaa »»
20c
ud__
11c
..
9.500
1,300
56c
__
56c
He
•/;
Apr
20c
4c
55c
Mar
g9c
Abacus
.a -.v-:,-
_
AT°
1
iron
Rninhur &
a2c
a5c..
6c
.-1
1
Ltd
5c 5%C
—
.
Co Led
Exploration
Justus
^-1
Ltd
Corp
Mining
ian
AnthQnian Mining
4c
" 3%c Apr
32c
7,100
Power
Acadia
&
37c
38%
38%
39%
22
21%
22
*
9%
9%
9%
7c
7c
7c
common
Jan
Acme Gas
Ltd
Tale
Baiteron
Mining
Bav
:"1
---
-
1
Co
leScbassf Mining.Corp Ltd
1
> V-v
7.7
;
34c;: 37c
^
450
3,500
'15,900
,
- 55c
1
22c'd - 22c 7. 22c '
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^ronoercorp
lomin MiSes Ltd
B°St
Hill Tungsten
•
•
.
*
-J
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M
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12,500
-Jl8
Explorations Ltd—-—-t-1
Quebec Explorations Ltd-—1
..
Jan
54C
Jan
1
39c
40c
2,500
38c
Feb
44c
Feb
1
5c
5c
3,000
4c
Jan
7'/2c
Jan
2.55
2.90
Jan
1.20
Jan
Yellowknife
Alberta Distillers
—
Voting trust
r_——1
Mining Corp
Chess
r/
800
4.45 Mar
4C
4c
2,000
2.32
40,560
2.15
..
*
-
Algom Uranium
common—
common
1.87
1,500
*; 5c
11c
Jan 7y;,;y:
Feb„• f-r
Feb..'
19c
Jan
---1
:
4c
Apr
2,200
6c
Mar
7c
-
7,300,
6c
;7c
5,500
7c
Jan
a3c
a3c
400
3v2c Mar
1.65
200
1.65 Mar
3.45
Feb
1.25
100
1.15 Mar
1.76
Jan
v
—
.—
1
Rand Chib. Mines
Jan.
4%c
6c
4c
,
Compagnie Miniere L'Ungava——1.50
Cons Central
Cadillac Mines-..—1
Consoliadted New Pacific Ltd—
.ul
Copper
8c
4c
1.25
<
.
-
8V2c Mar
9c
Jan
6%c Feb
Ltd
Ltd_,—
Dominion Leaseholds Ltd
Mines
5c
9%c Jan
Mar
5c
5%c
20%
450
18%
Feb
1.58
1.60
15.000
1.50
Apr
1.60
Leduc
American
Jan
1.55
6,500
Analogue
Mar
21
Empire Oil & Minerals
1
Inc__
1.50
1.52
4,000
1.50
Apr
4 %c
4%.c
1,000
4%c
Apr
7c
1.50
1
Mines Ltd
1.70
y
.
—
Jan
1
Ltd——...
10%,c
:,10%C
31%
1
•
Mines Ltd
Fal'conbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Fano Mining & Exploration Inc
1
Funay
(1945)
Mines
Fontana
Copper Mines
say
Ltd
Oils
Futurity
Ltd
Mar
28
1,125
31%
33 %
Jan
3'/2c
3V2c
1,000
3c
Mar
5c
Jan
3c
3 %c
1,000
3c
Apr
5c
5%c' ::: '7c
7c
30c
8,500
a30c
5%c Mar
10c
Feb
Mar
38c
Jan
20c
900
a30c
"..
Si Metals
Mines
33c
33c
40c
6c
500
1
Haitian
Mining
Copper
Hillcrest
Collieries
Houinger Consol
Auto
Bank
International
Apr
29%
Jan
12%
Apr
13%
Jan
Mining
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
10cl0%c
2,500
9c
Feb
15c
—
48
46c
6,300
35c
Mar
49 %c
21%
21%
1
Labrador Mining & Explorat'n Co Ltd_l
Goldfield
5c
Corp„_________1
Massaval Mining
/
Mid-Chibougamau
Mines
Ltd_____^
77c-
v
1
Mogador Mines
Ltd
Monpre Mining Co Ltd__
Murray Mining Corp
25c
22 %
15c,
15c
80c
77c
-
25c
<
5
"
10V2c Mar
14v2c
Jan
50c
42c
Mar
Jan
12c
Apr
26c
Jan
48c
Mar
57c
Mar
33%c
Feb
43c
Feb
53c
42c
8c
l.ooo
.
Ltd
Forma que .Mines
Ltd
—
-
Hosco
Mines
Ltd
l;y;—
New
Spring Coulee Oil &
Vinray Mines Ltd—
New
West
Ameircan
North
r
__
25,667
7%c'.' 9c
•
y'
75c
75c':
.
7%c
500
T"j;3%c
50c
7,
Minerals—*-
_I-
13c
.
-
17,500
4c
3c .
3c
9%c "13c
3c
2c
Mines
1
tLd—
673,550
t
l
—
Asbestos
American Rare Metals
7'
__
Ltd—1
3c
%
60c
60c
•
10,500
3c
27c
75
5c
Apr
9,700
40c
nnln
ua lXpl0rers Ltci
•
upemiskapopper Mines (QUebec)
an
Uranium
Mines
.14%c f"r 14c . 15c
l3c"
13cl3%c
1
1
'
C
18,127
' 2,600
13c
8c
Mar
V
»
6.00
";6.00
1.27" -1.20
Ltd_l
Apr
Ltd—_„1
,
1.27
'
1,600
6.40
'80c
9c *
__
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Pehnho
PorcimL
forP—2
Po J
Mlnes
PrnlnDn «nd ,Chib>
ovo Gas
/
.
28c
•
9c
,30c
28c
9c
30c
28c
23c
Jan
8.50
Jan
Feb
1.36
Jan
:?? l6c
16c
Ltd—1
:"V; 8c
:7%c
;19c
8%c
Mines Ltd____l
2_
73c
2.28
2.28
2.40
Producers Ltd,.
9c
30c
Apr
-
*
28c
1,000
'
62,800 "
lhC
; 30c; Apr
Apr
55c
Feb
Apr
55c
^Jan
1
49,500
5c
67C
9%c
Mar
GoldfleldS' Ltd—1
1> >;■: 3.10
§lmVelopment Ltd—
*
nfi
Quebec
Quebec
D"c
20c
Smelting
Refining
Ltd
1
r.
: a3o
20c
* 2.75
-2c
^ Exploration-^
n
3.65
^ 4c
'13c
-;
1,000
20c
«
/• 20,100
1.27
1,100
Apr
11c
'<
6,000
■V.
Mar
27c
/ ■
Jan
-2c
•
•'
,715c
Mar
,
ReSar i5fantU,m
Roberni
"ooerval
Mines Utd-l-—-—1
M-eiials & Chemicals Ltd—1
Mining
<-l.
66c
—
Corp______-_-.„i
■
'
.
66c"': 66c
35c "35c
33c
_
60c
500
500'
28%c Mar
23c
Feb
.
1,700
33c
Mar
class A—.
MineS
uSa
Ltd———1
•
4.95
n
—
Mines Ltd——1
Utl
Tib
ExSQH
1
dr
LM
Ltd
*
P
united canst0ancoerp
;;
Lanso Oil &
ltd
'
i
W
'
——1
Gas-
Venfures^ MPl°rations
1
1
-
—
1.63
Traction
preferred
preferred
4%% preferred
5%
preferred
5%% preferred
—
l
3-80
__
'
7c
26c
—
1
40c
__
^ 01
footnotes,
Ltd
see
3%c
1
Columbia
Reef
Broulan
page 42.
•
2,027
47 V* Mar
55%
Jan
65
1,310
60 Va Mar
71 y4
Jan
1.63
Jan
Apr
1.38
1.38
700
46c
45c
46c
2,000
42c■
13c
13c
13c
7,250
8c
8c
9c
8,800
7c
15 %c
4c
4%c
40%
50
15 %c
17c
>.
Jan
3.85 Mar
—
6,800
..
5C
19 c
Jan
ft
2,500
50
57c
56c
60c
8,200
44%
44%
44%
Ankerite
Red
68C
67c
70c
'■'"i
15c
15c
76c
45 %c
Jan
43c ■- Jan
Cable
Products
Mines
Cadamet
9c
9c
8,600
8c
6.50
Canada
2,640
16c
Apr
42c
Jan
42
3c
Feb
5c
Feb
3.65 Mar
4.80
Jan
1.51
1.55
3c
Apr
54c
18c
Jan
Jan
Apr
75c
Jan
Jan
45
Apr
Mar
Feb
92c
14c
Feb
19c
Maf
15V2c
54c
6,215
44c
Apr
9c 10 %c
:! 16,000
7c
Mar
14V2c
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
-14c
7,000
12c
Feb
27 %c
Jan
44c
46c
; 11,150
41c
Mar
65c
Jan
9%
9%
190
10 %
Jan
13c
45c
9%
24c
67c
47c
10c
*
25%
Apr
46
8% Mar
39
45
Jan
47
25
-
46
27
27
Feb
30
6c
3,325
Feb
Mar
5.55
Jan
Apr
4.75
Jan
Apr
23%
Jan
Mar
5.05 Mar
3.95
Feb
9c
4.00
3.95
4.05
9,085
20
20
21%
185
2.26
2.25
2.36
6,950
30%
32%
3,970
28
Mar
35%
72
72
72
30
68
Mar
72
_50
39%
39%
125
37
Mar
42
Apr
83%
88
80
Mar
83%
Apr
595
42% Mar
45 y4
Apr
175
47
Mar
Feb
20
2.10
Feb
100
100
83%
83 V8
44%
44%
45%
48%
48%
48%
\
V"
1
12%
13 y8
3,090
14
14
200
14
32%
33
3,210
43%
12%
12
43%
445
10%
10%
375
'45c
10%
—1
48c
4,400
12%
13%
3.15
3.40
:
545
v
Mar
31% Mar
42
9%
2.65 Mar
41c
50
14%
15
37%
Jan
Apr
Feb
Jan
Mar
Jan
Feb
44
Feb
11%
Jan
52c
Jan
Mar
12%
9% Mar
3.25
1,060
8c
8c
8C
1,700
1.80
1.75
1.90
3,750
3.15
Apr
14% Mar
8c
1.70
Apr
5.30
Feb
Mar
12v2c
Jan
Jan
2.25
6%c Feb
8c
7c
8c
7,000
34
33
34
550
29 y2
12%
13%
965
12 y4 Mar
7
6%
7
200
12 %C 12 %C
500
-—
Dock class A
Oils-—-
Mines
—1
—
—
12 %C
5j/2
Jan
8c
Apr
13 »/2
Jan
Jan
7
Jan
20c
12v2c
Jan
16c
Jan
42c
Mar
57c
Jan
2,240
17% Mar
21%
Jan
16%
19%
18%
17%
17%
•
Oils
&
—
18%
18%
19
3.25
3.25
3.25
417
46C
46c
51c
5,310
•
Gas
IIIi
2,285
4.85
5.05
8,450
13%
13%
500
27
27
27%
908
13%
13%
13%
25
4.95
1
Apr
49c
26V'2c
Feb
Jan
4%c
Jan
-
*
Canada Foils common
-*
Canada Iron Foundries common—,—10
Canada
Malting
common
*
Preferred
1
26
Canada Oil Lands
*
Canada
Class
Packers
Cut
Stone.——
-———
class
A
B
Permanent
Mtge
Canada Southern Oils
Feb
3.25 Mar
46c
Apr
4.30 Mar
-12y4
Feb
3.55
63c
6.90
Jan
Feb
Mar
Jan
14% Mar
——
Cement common
Crushed
Jan
1,425
5,600
—III
& Edmonton__—
Apr
46c
46c
—25c
Petroleum
12c
Jan
Mar
34
14c 14 %c
1
—__—
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Canada
6,000
Mar
-25%
5,100
1
Calvert
22%c Mar
Jan
Apr
85%c
•
Jan
100
Jan
42
Mar
Jan
24c
6V2C
5,700
Jan
24c
Mar
Mar
1,142
7.
5.25
a-
Jan
Mar
Jan
'
—
6%c
Lake
Jan
33c
12J/2c
13 V*
Building
13c
17,100
Jan
Mar
42%
6c
Jan;
16c
43c
Apr
17c
11,410
-
5.10
*—
Buffalo
10 %c
40c
9c
10c
25%
Jan
55c
15 %c
10c
6c
Smelting———1
1.80
Apr
37
25%
■:
5.25
__1
Gold
Buffalo
Mar
1,100
4c
17,200
40%
4%c
•
Apr
13c
1
__
Mines—
Mining
Brunswick
Mar
200
1.35 Mar
1.38
32%
Company —;
Brown
8c
1.51
3%c
51 y4
64 Vs
-25
Telephone
Chemicals
Brockville
5c
3-80
1.44
3%c
49 y2
64 y8
Columbia Packers class B__.
13%
Mar
Feb
49%
Columbia Power
Feb
8c
Jan
Mar
Products-
Forest
1.61 Mar
•
1.25
Jan
96c
9c
_50
British
Canada
^J^^Mi^aljProducts
100
-
Mar
_50
British
Warrants
Ltd~—
-
1
—
Columbia
British
500
7,000
a2c
1.16
*
^—■■
Calgary
8,000
7c
19 y2
"
350
18
1.16
1
•
_—.—
Calgary Power common
Calvan Consolidated Oil
8c
251/aC
a2c
__
Apr
16 y4 Mar
>4,870
8c
1
50
4%
4% %
Feb
10c
~
v
8.00
7.00
30%
Apr
10'
Apr
5.40 Mar
6.55
Electric—
Columbia
Jan
■
9%
1,500
Oil
American
4c
6,150
7% Mar
8c
common
38c
2,700
Jan
8c
—
Apr
9c
~ —
1
——-
1.63
Jan
2.95
1,150
17%
Jan
19c
9
27
Feb
'
Jan
2.60 Mar
—.,—
4c
Jan
6%c
1,070
2.68
•8c
25
50c
pfd
5%%
Mersey
8c
4.85
Jan
11c
9
•
500
8c
'
*
PeSum
Tttan
Tl^or Mines
1.63
*'•
12 %c
Apr
Mar
1
1
1
18,500
1,925
5.25
S Ltd—12c 14 %c
»«;i.nlng CorP—1__1 - •
'__
■
7 4c / ,4c
Sullivan^conr0uhmines ltd
1
:10%
10% 10%
Consolidated
Steen
Mar
6c
32c
1
*
—20
1
Paper
British
Calalta
Steeloy
Jan
7c
Feb
1
Burrard Dry
-y
8%c
30,000
10c 10V2c
<
Jan
Jan
28
Mar
19c
Ltd
Buffadison
£e? n5,ib°"gamau
2.10
Apr
6c
Feb
2.75
1.99 Mar
4,000
Jan
97c
Jan
1,000
;
Feb
16c
'' Feb
1,250
:
73c
♦
3,000
'
rS
1.25
21% Mar
*
*
*
—*"
*
British
pSldne Canadlan Exploration Ltd_l
Pm,IeSrar^,m Mines' Ltd—•——1
3!/2c Mar
Jan
f
Uranium
Company
British
Jan
Jan
16c. ' Feb
5.50 Mar
18,000
,
Mar
24c
22,600
& Tank common..
Britalta Petroleum
1
:
oSJS? (1|45? Ud-
59c
31c
Bridge
9%c Jan
91c
!
Jan
lie
65c
Mar
Jan
Apr
3c
..
7%c
2.63
2.63
Jan
13%
10 V2 Mar
35c
1,500
8%c
"
1
Brazilian
Apr
Jan
29c
Mines
Feb
13c
Jan
90c
30c
Mines
Jan
'y 90c
10c
Mar
8,000
8c
8c
Apr
7V2c Mar
61c
1
—
5c
Apr
_
Jan
45%
1,532
2,000
6%c
17%
Ltd
Corn——
Uranium
Bowes
35%
Feb
1
Mines
Co preferred
Mines
Jan
26 y2 Mar
43
1,300
25
1.02
2,000
1.40
Mar
10
10
Cooper Corp
Bay
Jan
Apr
69c
100
7c
10 %c
Jan
27,925
4c
1.25
6.60
Mines
Yukon
12
39c
24%
,
Jan
38
9,580
12
24%
27c
35c
18c
4,200
35c
Jan
Mar
500
65c
Feb
Apr
13 Vb
Feb
1
Telephone
Black
7%c
7.60
51
32
220
7%c
—
Jan
9V2c Mar
1,470
45%
63c
—
V-
30%
Jan
90c
Apr
Mar
11V4
115
45%
-
5.90
1,000
89c
Mar
49
48,842
32
29%
29%
18c
9J/2c 10 %c
32
.1
Mines
6c
3%c Jan
15,000
6c
5c
ry'V 3c
Corp—-__1
31c
27c
__
18c
25
Boymar Gold Mines
Bralorne Pioneer
/
300
84C
1
1
—
—
Jan
Mar
12%
32
Mines
Jan
3%c Mar
5,000
;.
12%
*
19c
.
45
18c
1
7 1.08
Apr
Mar
65c
68
50
2.90
2.00 Mar
51c
-1
Mining
Bouzan
*'
Amulet
Nocana Mines Ltd
North
Feb
*
New Santiago Mines-Ltd—
New
'
1
5.90
50
1
Power & Paper
Bowater
■
New
5.90
__
1.
1
Exploration
BoWaters
New Calumet Mines
10 %c
5.90
;■
9%c
Bidcop Mines Ltd_
Jan
Jan
loyle
1
Duquesne
Bicroft
Jari
1.13
32c
15c
42c
16c
Jan
Apr
65c
Mar
9,000
new
Lodge
Bibis
Feb
26c
54c
12c
Mines
Lumber
Bevcon
3,000
Jan
Montreal——
Bethlehem
Jan
15c
>" 50c
8c
15c
Jan
-
5.000
.
6,000
1,000
2,200
8c
1
1
12c
71c
;;;
500
-* 6,030
1
8c
Jan
Jan
9'/2
38c
Mines
Beaver
Bell
13c
5V4 Mar
Petroleums
Belcher
8 */4c Mar
13,500
40o
—10
Mines
Beaver
Apr
27
Mar
5c
Jan
22%
Jan
21
3,000
25c
1
__1
20%
5,715
a24c * 24c
5c
5c
v
__
Merrill Island Mining Ltd——5
y
r
48c
7,000
I
r
—•
Mines
Beattie
Feb
10c
7
Nova Scotia
Bathurst
10c
6
Mines
Uranium
Bata
6V2c Mar
100
-
Jan
1
1
Ceramic
Kerr Addison Gold
New
23%
1,000
12%
Iso Mines Ltd—
Louvicourt
820
12%
25
16 %c Mar
1,775
3,135
Base Metals Mining
Baska
Jan
2,400
7c
55c
—40c
Barymin
Jan
18c
26c
60c
Mines
of
Jan
43%
9c
10c
*
50
1
Copper
Cons
Jan
21
18c
—*
A
Oil
Bankfield
337/«
40% Mar
2.00
Bailey Selburn Oil ft Gas class A
5% %
2nd preferred
Banff
Mar
19% Mar
-
6%c
—
*
Electric
Jan
55c
Steels
Gold
3.30
28
345
4c
Gold
Jan
250
Nickel
Arcadia
Yellowknife
Jan
8,170
1
class
Atlas
Jan
40%
32
60c
common
Coast
Jan
Mar
—2.20
450
20
Warrants
Aunor
2.48
43%
-—1
Atlas
Apr
2.45
12%
".
2.50
880
5
Ltd—
Jan
2.50
25'/s
Jan
60
6.10
7,425
31%
*
Hardware class B
Aumaque
37
2.45
1
Associated
Jan
5%c
—2.50
Mines
Hudson's Bay Oil & Gas
--
7c
5c
-
2.50
24%
*
:
—
Gold
5c
1
Corp
Ltd
Jan
19%
Feb
4.50
-
2.00
:
_■
preferred
Gold Mines™
Ashdown
35
43
1
Asamer*'. Oil
Bafnat
4c
17% Mar
52 y2 Mar
-
507
20
Exploration
Imperial
Bank of
53,730
Jan
20c
Mines
Argus Corp
Jan
9c
5%c Mar
13%
55c
Area Mines
50c * Feb
Mar
30c
8,200
6c
Ltd
Age Mines
Gui-Por Uranium
Jan
Feb
60c
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Bankeno
Golden
Jan
28%
9.20
1,102
6.00
30%
—lc
Huronian
Anthes
1,035
56
20
4.75
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd__50
Ansil
18%
30%
Feb
;
1
*
—;
31 %
Feb
16c
2.35
2.00
Petroleums
Anglo American
Atlin-Rutfner
Jail
10 %c
3,300
,11c
Feb
1
Aumacho River Mines
Fab Metal
Jan
50c
Development
Controls
Anchor
•
5.50
2.48 A
-10c
Pete
Lead Mines
Anacon
Atlantic
East Sullivan
Mines
Nepheline
Oil
Amurex
18
55
35%'
_50
—1
—_—_1
:
Rare Earth
Amalgamated
Apr
5c
*
1
Jan
3.65 Mar
77c
20% Mar
4,805
•
preferred
$2.50
20%
—1
—
Mines
Dome
Mar
1.80
7,175
25
i
4%
v
5.50
•
preferred
Amalgamated Larder
Arjon
Dolsan
•56
Jan
1.65
1
18%
•
*
Ltd
Jan^
78c
1,200
11%
10%
ny8
:—-—
Algoma Steel
Anglo
Chipman Lake Mipes Ltd—
Cleveland Copper Corp
23%
50
v
Co
3 20
Mar
22 y4
10
•
4%%
9%c Jan
Apr
10,000
22 y4
2.24 Mar
800
......
Jan
*
Aluminum
5%c Feb
Jan.
,6c
12c
1.95
1
—
t.
Aluminium
6.15
Jan
13c
5c.
'
™\ 12c
"4c
1.85
2,270
81c
1.95
2.60
*
r
ll% Feb
10% Mar
5.00
12% al2%
2.35
•
——
Algoma Central
"
.
1
Corp
Chiboug Copper
."•"25
4.90
a
Cassiar
2.40
5
a
Trunk-
Gas
Jan
•.
_•
80c
common
Warrants
American
Asbestos Corp Ltd
——
Central-Del Rio Oils Ltd—
,v
—.
Central Manitoba Mines Ltd———-1. .>
4c
Chemalloy Minerals Ltd
v
H ; 2.32 r
Gold
Explorations
Jan
,
.
27c
24,585
Alba
.
:
Mar
7,325
78c
Aiminex
5.00
10c
19c
3.50
'
•
100
173/s Mar ■; - 21%
1,000 ... 3%c Jan • -r .5,:,
2,500 QT 4.50 Mar
6.80
7.027 ; 1 5c rj[an v ..y ,7c
; 50c 7 •; 48c 50c 7' 16,190 7 ,45c" Jan '7; 7 60c
16%.
15c 16%c ' 7 2,340 " 15c Apr
23c
4.95
9,000
Jan '
70c
Warrants
;— ■
Feb
11 %c
17c
24c. Feb
.y3%.;?%e. 3%c 7
Jan
; 12
Mar
3.40
Ltd
Preferred
18
Ltd——*
Uranium Mines Ltd—i*—-*~1 ,,
Chibougamau Mines Ltd—1
Nickel Mines Ltd—
'.1
Apr
7c
74c
Jan
\r'; '
9V4
2,125
19c
Jan
Jan
Jan •;
600
--
Jan
Jan
23
3.50
Jan
Mar
34c
Mar
- . 8c
45C Apr :.;. ,. 65c
21% Mar
41%
1
18c
4c
•'
•
Panorama
Cartier
; 8,200
845
40c
1
:45c:;45c,,,i:i.000:;\
y 12c:13%c -/j 5,300/7 'He
1--—1
Mines Ltd——».-! h ;13%c
Edmonton ,Corp
&
rotcrarv
rlumet
ffl
Sask
.
Refining Corp——
Oil &
Mar
•
& Oil
Mines
Alberta
_
High
Jan
35
Agnico
7.90 Apr
20c Jan
43c Jan
5,000 -; 32c Mar
-
3,785
Advocate Mines Ltd
38c Jan
5.50 Mar
. 14c
Jan
-20c Mar
common
Mines
20c
"
-
Akaitcho
6.70
(5.70 6.80
' 17c
15c
17c
22c V 22c • 24c
1
Ltd A
Oil & Gas
qplburn
ii
88
Sugar
Acadia Uranium
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
d
39,418
33c
1
Paper
Atlantic
Jan
12c
20c Mar /
Shares
High
36c
•
Ltd
8c
4c Mar
2,352
,
8%c Jan
' 4y2c Apr
1,100
6c
30c
.
32c
I
6,500
.
a5c
of Prices
—-1
25
Mines
Abitibi
for Week
Low
Par
j
Dollars
Sales
Range
Je Price
Jan
Canadian
in
Week's
*
Last
Jan
3c Mar
1 000
:
.. ...
_
12c
3c 3%c
-
Expressed
Thursday
Preferred
u
Are
High
STOCKS
jlininfc'and
Alscope
Toronto Stock Exchange
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended April 15)
Sales
Range
Last
'
»
Week's
39
warrants
21
21%
21
375
21%
22
1,015
27
Apr
33%
Jan
13%
Apr
18%
Jan
19
Feb
22
Jan
19%
Feb
23 y4 Mar
1.13
52
200
44 V2 Mar
23 %
23%
150
23% Mar
24%
Jan
600
1.08
Feb
1.30
Jan
1,600
20V2c
Apr
39c
Jan
1.13
1.25
27c
23y2c
23 %C
*
-*
46
46
60
44%
44%
45%
225
43 Vb Mar
10
53 y2
51
53%
235
48
33c
33c
303
30c
—
Jan
50%
23%
57
45
Mar
48
Feb
47%
Feb
Mar
58
Jan
Apr
75c
Jan
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1704)
.
Monday April 18, 1960
v,
CANADIAN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended April j 5)
Thursday
■V
Sales
Last
Week's
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
stocks
Par
Canada
Southern
Canada
Steamship
Canada
Wire
Petroleum
Lines
1
B
40%
7%
45 y»
Jan
Daragon
9%
Jan
Decoursey (Brewis Minerals
8c
Feb
Deer
Jan
Deldona
7c
6,000
1,578
•
common
33%
32%
11%
5.45
5.50
4.60
5.50
34
11 %
warrants
4.80
4.80
warrants
5c
Mar
56
46% Mar
Feb
8,074
31
Mar
37%
Jan
10
Mar
16
Canners
Canadian
Celanese
$1%
preferred
class
•
A
common
—
Canadian
Chieftain
Canadian
Collieries
Denison
4.90 Mar
7.05
Jan
Devon
660; /
4.60
6.60
Jan
Distillers
12%
480
12
Feb
14%
Jan
•
Canadian
Devonian
Canadian
Dredge
Dock
Class
Fairbanks
20%
2.50
6%
6%
100
6
Feb
7% Jan
Dominion
8.10
8.10
19%
7*/2
43*/2
18,300
9%
98c
7,150
78c
4,340
1.34
Mar
7%
Preferred
Jan
Jan
Dominion
Steel
Stores
Dominion
Tar
1.75
1.95
1,615
1.75 Mar
2.75
3.00
3.00
3.30
5,425
2.90
3.65 Jan
15
14%.
15%
3,040
Coal
_w
97
f-!V&
1
38c
37c
40c
16%
2.16
2.11
2.19
class A_50c
9%
Oil
8c
Morse
B
9
Canadian
Food
Canadian
General Securities
Products
9%
6%
•
5,875 r
2oc
6%
905
77
•
50%
50%
Chemical common—•
&
14%
14%
9%
9%
..
Donalda
Apr
Duvan
Copper
Co
Jan
Duvex
Oils
Minerals
Jan
Dynamic
10%
7%
52
52
125
45 y8 Mar
*
13 %
13%
14
220
13%
37c
34c
37c
6,250
class A
Homestead
Canadian
Husky
-20c,
52
85c
•
common
63 V*
Mines
•
&
7
1
Ltd
1
6c
13c
Canadian
Ice
Industries
Malartic
Canadian
North
Canadian
Northwest
6c
6c
1.30
A
Petrofina
Canadian
Jan
8.55
Jan
Easy Washing Machines pfd
Eddy Match Co
4.70
Jan
Eddy
10
10 %
750
9% Mar
12%
Jan
10 %
10%
14 y«
14%
54c
56c
13c
22%
22%
93
25
93-
preferred
Corp
preferred
class B
Wallpaper
Gold
Del
795
■
750
93
Mar
Mining
Flooring
Players
Apr
Fanny
13%
Jan
Faraday
39%
Jan
9.40 Mar
4c
12% Mar
Mar
6c
Jan
199.
Federal
Grain
35
170
Feb
83
Mar
86% Mar
Fleet
115
28
Mar
40
Apr
Fleetwood
225
18 y4
Feb
21
Jan
Ford
13 %
Feb
15
Mar
Ford
Feb
Foundation
35
19%
20
14%
14 %
165
1
14c
14c
3.000
-
ll*/2c Jan
16%C
1.47 Jan
Fraser
6c
6c
500
6c
Mar
lie
Mar
94c
97c
1,500
SOc
12%
12%
1,905
10% Mar
13%
35c
49c
37c
2,ioo
4.90
5.10
7,562
1.16
1.16
1.25
I
Apr
4.40 Mar
4,050
10cll%c
6,000
1.40
Mar
17c
m
l
Jaculet
Gold
1.05
1
Mines
Kayrand
Mines—.
Cop
3,200
1.01 Mar
1.29
Mines
Smelting
Willans
•:=
.Gaitwln
Jan
Columbia
Jan
General
8,900
54c
Apr
80c
Jan
General
63c
59c
65c
24,900
50c
Feb
67c
Apr
General
125
20
270
14% Mar
3.90
4.00
8%
.
8%
8%
•
Metals
•
National
1,300
26c
13
1,146
12*/2
156
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—————
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Francoeur
Erin
Cariboo
12c
22c
28,835
v
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common
.
Captain
El
10
1
Canadian West'n Nat Gas 5%%
preferred
Candore Exploration
Can
Feb
93
10
Corp_
Canadian Utilities 5%
Canadian
Eldrich
8,850
v
Jan
68c
26%
io %
Elder
17
Feb
24%
26%
io
11% Mar
Apr
13% Mar
42c
4,871
20c
*
10%
class
Common,^
5,633
14c
25c
40O.
Paper
1,474
35
Tire
1.51
1.10
Salt
Thorium
1.50
1.50
Mar
Canadian Superior Oil_
Canadian
1.47
1.50
6.15 Mar
I
Railway
Canadian
7c
1.50
1
2.60 Mar
-_100
Pacific
6%c
1
1.500
i.; 26c
•
Mines
preferred
Canadian
6%C:
Mines
Mines
4,035
54c
common
Canadian
1
Malartic
2,575
14 y4
15%
55
16%
Mar
6c
7 45,900
Sullivan
89c
10%
;
Jan
13c
7;l 3,500
1.18
East
3.60
Inca
Canadian Oil Cos.
5%
class
common
41
Feb
8
-13% Mar
8% Feb
77 875
7>ioo
7 5,014
6c
East Amphi Gold
7.50
Gold
y
6,500
Jan
99
v
Apr
12% Mar
2,516
.
Jan
9% Jan
52
Jan
10
Machine
Canadian
6%
Jan
Mar
21
Jan
1.18
Jan
7.00
-
97
310
13c 13 %c
Mar
3.25
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
9
Apr
Jan
.9.10 Jan.
Feb
7% Mar
645
55
15
7 85c
78c
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Mar
•
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7.00
;
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43
=
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37c
Apr
Mar
Feb
3,585
1
Petroleum
3.40
Oil
Warrants
Canadian
27c
31%
6.90 Mar
990
3,960
6c
Dominion Textile
Jan
6% Mar
100
pfd
Crest
Canadian
675
*
,
9%
6c
Jan
2.60
8% Mar
.
470
18%
14
13%
East
Canadian High
4,061
7%
13%
16
Mar,
1.95 Mar
21,870,
1.04
97
7
*
&
61c
13% Mar
97
—•
Dominion Magnesium
Jan
9.85
73c
Feb
Feb
1.85
Feb
43*/2
100
11 */8
85c
Feb
Mar
68c
—
55c
Apr
4,380
44%
common
9.80
Apr
14 %c Feb
■
<s
20*%
7y2
Foundry & Steel common—*
,—
Jan
I
29c
Apr
27% Mar
8.10
*19%
Electrohome
1,000
*
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas
Canadian
20%
Bridge
•
Petroleum
20%
Dominion
•
.
30%
Dominion
•
Wright
30
22% Jan
30 y2 Mar
Dominion
Canadian Curtis
30*/4
*
-
Apr
1.15
Mar
13,765
28
75C
45c
8,526
80c
—
Jan
14c
,
-
,
45c
315
9%
Apr
Jan
33c
Feb
7'/2c
9.85
432
1.05
19c
17,400
73c
19%
9%
59,500
45c
28%
1.14
10c
i i20c
Apr
Jan
9.80
19
1
29c
10c
1
High
Apr
23c
75c
6%
common
Preferred
26 %c
10c
s
10 %c
2
;
Petroleum
Dome
27c
11c
500
9.85
28
18% Mar
ll*/2c
13c
24c
25c
liy2c 11 y2c
—
1
Seagrams
Mines
Low
5,000
10,700
1
■
Oils
Range Since Jan.
High
25c
____.
Mines
Palmer
28
■:
—
Pete
12
Mines
Jan
100
Feb
Mines—
12*/2c
24c
19
:7
25
Chemical
Canadian
12%
—•
—«
_______
Gold
Delnite
280
V.
—
Mines
Horn
Dome
Canadian
1
1
1
Mines
6% Mar
51%
British Aluminium common.*
B
39% Mar
125
5%C
Canadian
Class
Explorers
53
7%
so y4
Brewerifes
A
Daering
40%
5%c
Canadian
Commerce
Shares
Low
1
5.25
50%
Minerals
for Week
1
3.25 Mar
1
Bank
Range
of Prices
Par
High
2,945
20
Astoria
Canadian
Class
3.50
7%
—•
Canadian
of
•
Low
Sales
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3.40
*
common
class
Cable
&
LOW
Thursday
Sale Price
STOCKS
Apr
30-
Mar'
t' 711% Mar-
V
63
37
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5%
Jan
.
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Number 5943
191
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Thursday
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
LOW
Warrants
Ltd common-.'
"
—
36%
InfliSd(C°ernent
SiaSd
preferred
Low
1,730
11%
82%
320
High
Mar
8.60 Mar
82%
50
6
2,085
4.60 Jan
6%
Apr
18
19
634
17% Mar
21%
Jan
4.55
14%
4.80
14%
81
2,600
Mar
4%
Internationa
1.35
1.45
21
55
8%c
34%
V-
45c
Jan
National
Feb
1.90
Jan
Apr
23%
Jan
7c
Mar
91
Feb
39% Feb
180
45c
5%
5
•
*.'
1,060
33
50
28
1,360
6,650
11,950
2.90
3.15.
13%
13%-
200
Mining
40C
a
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1.15
30
30
4,500
6%
9c
24C
12c
13C
31c
33C
19c
24c
7
7%
3.95
21%
21%
2.05
2.20
—
—
—
25
25%
22%
22%
23 %
67c
Jan
1.40
Mar
Jan
Mar
*
89c
78C
89c
63c
63c
63c
2.05
2.25
6c
6C
130
130
130
-
-
17c
17c
4.15
New
Jason
1
•
V
5%c
6%C
35c
39c
55c
52C
6%c
6%
—1
Jan
New
New
Senator Rouyn
Superior Oils
New
Taku
Jan
Nickel Mining & Smelting
Nickel Rim Mines
2.45
Feb
5c
9'% Mar
29c
Jan
1.00
Apr
Nisto
43c
Jan
Norbeau
Apr
Norlartlc
Apr
Norpax
Jan
3.80
Jan
27c
1.80 Jan
Mar
24
North
7%c
6c
68c
Feb
18c
Mar
35c
37C
9,814
35c
Apr
Feb
72c
Jan
75c
Jan
26 %
1.48
1.62
3c
3%c
50c
50c
700
1.03
4,010
5%c
5%C
5%C
15,100
40%
41%
7,933
—
50c
.ii
Mining
J'
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525
Oils
Ltd
'
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■
1.01
Mar
2.80 Jan
1.95 Mar
130
Apr
Mar
r
50C
i
57 warrants
27% Feb
Apr
4c
Norvalle
46
46
Jan
Oleary
26%
263/fe
27
464
27%
28
1,688
43
43%
Feb
-:
51
46
Apr
22% Feb
28
Apr
145
40
Apr
500
97C
250
6
Jan
10c
11c
3,700
17,160
118,005
14,600
1,500
1.00 Mar
Mar
7%
Jan
44
Jan
97C
59c
63c
34C
2%C
4C
5c
10c
13c
26,200
12c
8%c
4,500
6c
Apr
36 %c Jan
Feb
8c
l%cMar
4 %c
Jan
Jan
67c
46 %c Mar
19 %c
7c
Mines
18c
Mar
12c
13c
Mines
7%
Feb
Macassa Mines
1
2.70
2.61
2.75
Macdonald
1
20c
19%c
20c
1
4%C
4%c
5c
22%
22%
1.00
1.02
Mines
Macfle Explorations
Macleods class A pfd
20
MacLeod Cockshutt
..1
MacMilian Bloedel & Powell River
Madsen Red Lake
?
•
1.01
2.55
54,150
18 %c
48,000
6,000
-
-
Feb
19c
Jan
15c
Jan
1,500
*
16%
15%
16%
1.00
2.91
3.35
28,160
Jan
32c
Apr
Jan
59C
Feb
5,383
25c
Jan
38c
Jan
2,050
'80c
Mar
•
200
27c
Mar
81c
Jem
185
41
Mar
46
Jan
19%
18%
19%
14
19%
Jan
Jan
Jan
2.63 Mar
3.35
Apr
Feb
11c
7c
7c
1,500
6c
Apr
84c
8,700
82c
Mar
1.05
Jan
4%c
4%C
4%C
3,300
4c
Mar
9c
Jan
•
—1
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•
5
64c
1,250
123/4
123/4
35
90
11c
11,450
12c
10c 10 %c
1
-
90
64C
90
12%
3,000
.
90
Apr
90
60c
Apr
99c
11% Mar
lie
1.75
2.15
4,775
1.00 Jan
3.75
1.10
1.20
5,225
1.10 Feb
1.31 Jan
13%
13
13%
3,061
25
24
24%
Apr
5,433
3.15
72
72
5
12C
12c
750
12c
Mar
17c
Jan
8c
8c
2,600
6c
Jan
10c
Jan
*
56c
60c
4,500
56c
Apr
80c
Jan
9c
9%C
1,000
9c
Apr
16c
Feb
90o
45c
45c
2,000
41c
Mar
lie
Mar
1
56c
12 %c 13
•
Malartic
Opemiska
1
Mines
Orchan
1.27
6C
28C
Lake
Osisko
Overland
80c
Mar
36,500
30c
Mar
12,795
8% Mar
98
365
93 % Mar
7%C
8%C
5.50
5.75
8c
9c
5Qc
1.15
1.18
b.
25
253/4
1
20c
20c
22c
•
46C
40 %C
46c
1.25
1.95
1.95
2.06
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Gold Mines
Petroleums
25c
7c
Jan
Jan
1.33
12%
102
10c
Mar
8c
-
24
Mar
18 %c Apr
33c
Jan
1.75 Mar
Pacific
Meta
tt
Uranium
18C
17 %C
19c
77c
78c
82c
8c
8c
9C
13,800
7,200
7,700
13%
13%
270
45 %C
47c
66c
70c
Mines
Midconnoa8ht & P°Wer
Mldrlm
50o
1
1
-
*
common
•
24 %c
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89c
86c
89c
10,500
5,533!
2,406
4,113
14,235
2.65
2.65
2.65
100
6c
6c
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55, Petroleums
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Mining Corp
70c
1.60
22%
Petroleums
11
11%
2,810
14
150
22
Apr
7%c Jan
13 % Mat
9.35 Mar
6.25 Mar
23% Mar
4,113
35c
16,300
32c
Mar
44c
Jan
60c
64c
4,300
57c
Mar
66C
Feb
8c
9c
1,000
6%c
Jan
Canada
2
15c
Feb
——
1
1
Patino
of
'
16c
16c
2,544
3.75 v
3.65
3.75
600
45c
3,600
:
2.55
2.65
1,580
10,100
12,100
16c
40c
Warrants
Consol Gold
1
Paymaster Consol
Peerless Exploration
Pembina Pipeline common
'
10"% Mar
13% Feb
1.20 Mar
30% /Jan
31c
Jan
48c
Mar
Apr
1.15 Jan
13c
"
17 %c
20c
7%
7%
8
39
39
39
18C
1,450
3.75
Mar
66c'
Jan
2.83
Jan
22c
2.25 Mar
15
Jan
33c
Jan
Apr
6% Mar
39c
Jan
19c
114c
15
39
29c
Mar
1.07
28
28
5
68c
70c
13,800
55c
Feb
85c
Jan
1
15c
15c
16C
4,700
15c
Apr
21%
Jan
1.25
1.25
1,100
74c
Mar
66c
76C
66c
Apr
85c
Jan
65c
66C
60c
Feb
85c
Jan
5c
Mar
7c
Jan
63c
Mar
94c
Jan
Oil & Mines
Peruvian
Pickle
Crow
85c
85c
5c
5c
31,275
2,100
5,192
2,200
73c
71c
78C
11,800
11%
11%
880
17,600
25,900
1,000
—
•
Gold Mines
—
Prairie
Pipe
Premium
—
86C
50o
Mfg
Iron
Ore
25c
22c
25c
1
1
•
1
*
Oils
Portgage Island
Powell Rouyn Gold
Power Corp
Prairie Oil Royalties
75c
73c
76C
31c
33 c
46%
46%
48
414
2.00
2.00
2.12
3.40
20c
:
—
85c
10%
17c
Mar
Mar
Apr
46% Apr
2.00 Apr
3.40
3.60
3.00
1,905
3.200
1,150
14,150
8.201
7,383
11,000
65c
Electric.
68c
68C
77c
4.20
4.05
4.20
1
-•
2.25
2.20
2.25
50C
50C
51c
•
1
2.30
2.28
2.32
—
5c
5c
1
1
1
1
—•
19c
19c
22c
13c
14C
Pronto
Uranium
Gas
Mines
Producers Ltd
6c
Jan
Jan
12% Feb
14%
Quebec Chibougamau Gold—
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop..
Quebec Lithium Corp
——
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
1
20
Mar
26
Apr
26
Jan
Jan
41 %
50
39% Mar
8
115
7% Mar
9% Jan
80c
Jan
Radlore
17
625
Feb
17%
Jan
393/4
41%
50c
51c
35% Mar
50e
Jan
43%
50c
12,550
8,975
61c
Jan
Feb
37c
38c
Jan
54c
35%cMar
35c Mar
59c
50c
1,500
67,600
Reichhold
.37(5
50c
1,200
66c
16%
Mar
57c ' Mar
3.00 Mar
3.65 Feb
4.35 Jan
Apt
1.40 Jan
3.40 Feb
5.15 Jan
2.20
50c
Apr
Mar
4,750
19c
13c
4C
2.75
585
50c
15,406
795
Jan
Apr
29c
Apr
3c Mar
2.60 Mar
19c
Jan
6c
Jan
45c
Mar
66c
15
Mar
18
Mar
80 V*
3.50 Jan
Jan
Feb
78
m—m
78
16%
78%
4.80
5.05
880
13 %C
14c
3,400
9.55
9.75
799
66C
72C
55,500
1.30
15%
9.55
67C
1.33
900
1.20 Mar
13,050
.24,800
1,600
45c' Mar
68c
Jan
27%cMar
60c
Jan
15%
52c
52c
55C
36c
175
33C
360
4c
2
1
Jan
3,000
5,500
48c
1
c
3.25 Feb
71c
7%c Jan
2.70
•
1
—•
1
—1
2.95 Feb
Mar
3%c
*
Chemical
Rexspar Minerals
Feb
55% Jan
5c
mtZom
——1
Uranium Mines
163/4
69c
42c
2.65 Apr
76
4.80 Apr
12c
Jan
39%
25%c Apr
98c
Feb
;
2.70 Apr
50c
4.80
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
11% Apr
1.95 Mar
2.75
100
Units
Jan
20
w—
1.02 Jan
Jan
65c
2.90
1.44 Mar
Jan
-316
1,850
1,180
Preston East Dome
Purdex Minerals Ltd
2.80 Jan
30% Jan
28
70c
Jan
Apr
40% Mar
Apr
28
8% Jan
*
Provo
2.05 Jan
Apr
2
Prospectors Airways
124
21%
14%c Jan
23c' Jan
common
Penmans
Feb
415
8
Jan
3.00 Mar
2.34 Apr
20c
22%
39%
29 %
Permo Gas & Oil preferred
Perron Gold Mines
Ponder
13%c Jan
,
.
19c 19 %C
50
Preferred
•'
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1
1
1.25
Jan
Jan
4%c Jan
9:00 Jan
7.80
28%
32c
Jan
Feb
Mar
7.35
*
63c
2.50 Feb
,
27%
•
Placer Development
85c
70c
9
12% Jan
28
•
Porcupine
Mines
Amalg Mines
16%
42.
7,464
1,870
'
Pamour
40%
see page
11%
32c
-.1
Mining Corp "Ltd
11%
11%
7.65
-1
Minerals
8% Mar
1
Feb
Feb
35c,' Jan
7% Mar
Apr
85
300
Pamoil Ltd
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7
7
8%
1
Mar
1.50 Mar
Feb
7% Feb
Feb
7
Place Oil & Gas
50c
20c
9%c Jan
37c
Feb
8%
Pitch Ore Uranium
45c
8
67C
3,000
6%
29c
7
1
—
Ranger Oil
Rayrock Mines
Realm Mining
Reef
Explorations
MoSreeao0iScomoUve Works—I™
footnotes,
3,500
71c
39%
III
For
25c
Mar
21%
-40
*
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1.70
14
11
Mohrw? Containers class A
cS
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1.60
24 %c
15c
150
8%
Warrants
President
& Dev
and Mtining
Mar
*
Jan
Feb
-5.75 Apr
Mar
Mar
Jan
38%c Apr
5.50 "Apr
90c
29c
29C
7
30c
Jan
Jan
1.3T Feb
Jan
6c
25 %c Mar
•
:
69c
71,750
8,410
'
8.60
-
2,500
7
■
—
1
common
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29
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„
6c
30c
27c
80c
362,690
"
6c
1
1
36c
1,500.
1,800
3,900
3,800
2,155
6,300
34,200
6,020
61c
Jan
15%C Feb
5.45 Mar
10,435
1.29
1.18
1
Ormsby Mines
Oshawa Wholesale
•
93/4
98%
.
.
25% Mar
75
6.40
6.00
6.00
1
Copper
1
1.02
_
4,000
%C
26%
26%
10
Petrol Oil & Gas
1
,
8,775
1
Mines
Metals
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
95c
....
76% Jan
15 %c Jan
70
12c
Jan
9%
cm
3.70 -Jan
Jan
lOVfecMar
1
Jan
34c
98
r
11c 11 %C
13c
35c
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25%: Jan
Jan
72
lie
Apr
—•
preferred
16%-Jan
Mar
25
3.60
11c
Mar
8c
9%
•
13
25
3.50
7%c Jan
'95C
—1
Jan
1.10
1.25
5,500
common
Apr
'Feb
17c
10c
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v
14
8c
8C
17%
♦
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Apr
82c
1
Jan
5,858
44 %
1.20 Jan
18%
82c
100
Maple Leaf Milling common
1.41
Feb l,
69c
84c
44
83c
100
pfd
Mines
Gold
22%
Apr
l
"
1.25 Jan
*
Parmaque
1
1
40c
•
Mines
Rare
8%c Feb
14% Mar
12,614
3.05
2.92 Jan
Apr
4%c Apr
21% Apr
6,241
;
__1
Magnet Cons Mines
Malartic Gold Fields
Sftf Expl
1.30 Jan
6,722
20
Ontario Loan & Debenture
Pato
Setters
Medallion
Mar
Jan
2.05
Page Hershey Tubes
Matachewan Consol
Ma tin
mi
Mattagami t.aw
Lake
Mayburn Mines
ivimes
Mavfflir r»n
Mayfair Oil & Gas
Mclntyre Porcupine
McKenzie Red Lake
74c
Feb
7%c Jan
Apr
Mar
'
5 72%
Jan
'
4%c
Massey-Perguson Ltd
1.04
*
97C
31 %C
Goldfield
Martin-McNeely
Mar
2.33
*
33c
—
Jan
44c
27% Apr
22 3/4
7%
Marigold oils
Maritime Mining
2.95
880
95c
Orehada Gold
Marcon Mines'
570
52c
*
Mines
Utilities
Lake
27%
Maralgo Mines
2.46
,
28%C 28%c
-
Mines
Nudulama
Class B—1.(^1.—•——*
'59c
13c
9c
Jan
30
:
*
——-•
1.75
*
Telephone
Northwestern
Okalta
2%c
Jan
Mar
2,000
87c
•
Ontario Natural Gas
Northern
Apr
;
Jan
12c
9c
20,999
50
Northern
29%
Lorado Uranium Mines
13c
9c
48c
1
warrants
Northern Quebec Power common
1.62
Jan
Uranium
A
Canada
Feb
30c
1.32 Jan
Class
Northern
1.00 Jan
"
Northspan
North Star Oil preferred
Class A
26% Jan
10c
3.70 Jan
Mar
5%c Mar
2,500
27c 28%c
—1
Jan
4.75
Jan
Ltd.
Jan
33c
23%-JaHLniM
3c
Jan
4.50 Mar
3.80 Mar
2.95
Apr
20c
Feb
15c
Feb
10c
Feb
6c
150
Long island Petroleums
Long Point Gas
24%C Jan
2.90 Mar
Jan
29 3/a
97c
1.10 Jan
Feb
44c
Rankin
29
...
Mar
20c
1.08
North
O'Brien
Ltd..
48c
94C
Apr
Oka
'-■v
Jan
48% Jan
39% Mar
3,500
2,810
94c
89c
130
50
7c
10,700
2.40
'
—
Feb
Jan
50
—
45c
Jan
Preferred
.250
common
28 %c
1.93
1.85
1,46 Jan
Jan
9c
9c
1
60c
-
V 5c
7%c
6%c
62c
80,750
2,000
50c
; 1.00 Mar
Jan
"4,700
'
21c
3.20
9c
——
—
1
28%
Maneast Uranium
Manitoba Sugar preferred
Manitou Barvue
51C
20C
3.10
—
3.20
Goldcrest Mines
25% Mar
•
Gold
'(
1.00
—
North
340
Lynx Yellowknife
Jan
Jan
Feb
Northgate Exploration Ltd
1,700
Lyndhurst
7c
12c
Mar
Coldstream
27
Louvicourt
Jan
Mar
Mar
Apr
Jan
25%
North
1.85
Warrants
5c
6c
:
1.27 Jan
4C
Jan
26c
••
Jan
1.77
(M)
Mar
14c
50c
Canadian Oils
26%
Loeb
51c
Feb
45c
8
33,750
1.62
A vfd
.
Mar
1,000
27%
Feb
26%
Gold
A
40c
3,331
Apr
28c
30c
1
B preferred—.—__—
preferred
Jan
Jan
'10,100
Mar
64c
—1
Class
25c
30c
15c
8
715
29C
13c
Mar
4%C
iii
Nickel
Northcal
28
Apr
8,300
30
9%c Jan
.
Mar
; 50c
21-
-
5%c Apr
Apr
1.14 Jan
Apr
1.55 Mar
10
Jan
Mar
'
Norsyncomaque
22%
Apr
3.10 Mar
8c
„i
Mines
7%
Feb
17c
4c
Mines
3.95
Jan
5c
63c
Jan
43c
2.20 Jan
40%
Feb
35C
19 %c Feb
Jan
9%cMar
1.01
Noranda Mines
25c
26c
Jan
7%c Jan
-
15C
..1
:
Mar
35c
nil
...
Mar
6%c Apr
-i
Mines
17c
Mar
5c
45c
4C
—«
*
Mines
Apr
10c
25c
Jan
17% Jan
15C
—1
Mines
Nipissing
Mar
20%
-
14c
15c
Jan
17c
;
9%c Jan
Mar
8,290
-
5C
V
51% Mar
2,300
52,950
5,500
55c
7%c
2.60 Mar
% Mar,
7,900
17C
35c
—1
*
4.00 Jan
15% Jan
Mar
16,576
3,500
12,000
*
,
Mar
14% Apr
15,450
6,000
9c 10 %C
17C
Rouyn Merger
Jan
79c
79C
—
:
6c
,T0%c
New
Jan
3.50
3.40
79C
—3
?
Mineral
76C
Manitoba Mining & Smelting..
—1
New Mylamaque Exploration
1
Newnorth Gold Mines
1
30
Locana
6C
70C
•
14c
6
32c-
32©
——
3.50
_50c
class
'■"-,5c
1
14c
1
—
Cos
5C
72c
IIIi
Obaska
2nd
3.00
Mines
2.65 Mar
290
III1
,**
American
Loblaw
13C
2.85
....
New Kelore Mines
Newlund Mines
14c
1,000
4.15
Mining—
class
lie
2.90
X
Mines
New Hosco Mines
31c
10
2.05
1
—-
Groceterias
39c 42 Vic
•
—1
Mar
Mar
23,099
3,900
5,850
1,050
•
Loblaw
8C
42c
—1
Mines
Mar
23c
200
8
—1
Lamaque
Little Long Lac
6%C
V7%c
1
Jan
10 %c Mar
1,345
8
'V;:
1—*
—
Mines.
Jan
Jan
275
25%
-100
Candy
Goldvue
1
Warrants
————•
—
Lingman Gold
—
Lake of Woods Milling pfd
Gold
New
29C
"
5c
5,100
14,000
1,750
25,050
33,000
3,100
5%c
'
Lake
Lexindin
11C
5c
29c
Mar
10c
400
IOC
13
10,000
1,000
5C
Jan
Feb
Jan
1,500
——
Leitch Gold
Dickenson
9
1,700
2.05
—-J
Laura Secord
Jan
1.95
7,3i5
43C 43 %C
—
Cinch Mines
Lake Dufault Mines
Latin
New
Jan
37c
255
21%
'
11c
15%
1
Gold
8c
2,005
3.85
11c
10%C
.1
1
8c
4,000
%
5c
50
15%
.1
Delhi Mines
Apr
52c;
5% Mar
2,500
6,500
2,198
7%
Gold Mines
Silver
5%c
5c
11c
Calumet Mines
28c
4,500
3.85
class A
—10
Wasa
49
Normetal Mining Corp
(John) Ltd--——
*
& Exploration-—.-*
Langis
Bidlamaque
New
31
400
19C
*
Mines
Lake Shore Mines
50
Uranium
New
3.15 Apr
14% Jan
■
1.05 Mar
11,455
9%
1.00
33C
I—i
Lafarge Cement common.
Lake
2.40
23c
12c
—•
Pound Petroleum-
Osu
Labine
Jan
27 % Mar
600
90c
IZZi
Lakeland Gas
49%
—
Jan
20c
50,000
1,600
>
9%
1.00
Labrador Mining
Lake
!
9c
■
2.30
2.30
-10
-
Lake
49%
—
...
Alger Mines
New Athona Mines—
1.75
Jan
24c
12,050
lie
10c
9c
65,100
-
6%
6%
IOC
—•
:—
warrants
11% Mar
34c
50
20c 20%C
-1
Ltd common-
Kerr-Addison Gold
Kilembe Copper
Labatt
1.08
20%c
—1
(1939)——
Gold Mines..—
Mines
Class C
40c
30
Ii
—■— -1
—
: 33c
1.10
.350
T_~~7
Joliet-Quebec Mines
Jonsmith Mines
jowsey Mining Co Ltd
12
New
1C°bica "public" Service
—
Nesbitt
38
2105 Jan
4,100
18,500
43c 47%C
1,065
_•
5.50
1.20 Mar
47 %C
14%
1
41%
26% Mar
1.35
13%
in
1.95 Mar
13%
16% Jan
16% Jan
2.10 Mar
900
New
60
Mar
1.26
3.15
.<
60
2.00
Mines
Mines
Jan
'
1.25
4.30 Mar
33
27%
r~"""""~3II_l
15
2.50
'
1.26
i
15
2.50
2.00
IIi'o
New
1
15
2.00
14
Apr
•
High
20%c Jan
Apr
13% Mar
2.50
l250
Car
Products
Jan
36%
43
3,500
1,283
Jan
105
v
Apr
Feb
52%
3,260
27%
A
~
:rish Copper Mines.—
iron Bay Mines—""
Iroquois Glass preferred—
[so Mines
'
r"
Class
13%c
Mar
31
345
58%
55%
55 %
33
Kelly Douglas
Warrants
Nealon
Neon
15%
12c
•
B
Trust
1.35
15
Low
15c
15%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
—5
14%
-
45C
-
Shares
Low
12 %c
--
8
com.
National Hosiery Mills class
National
Petroleum
Steel
640
42%
for Week
—1
Chemical
&
National
.
•
Jumping
r
Drug
Preferred
Jan
>
35%
42%
35%
-I
»
tnterprovinclal Pipe Line
Jockey Club
preferred
Warrants
National
6%
21
1,000
5,081
102 103%
'
-5
45C
Exploration
fferson Lake
Mines
Feb
525
21
103%
•
kel Co common
Walte
Creek
Nello
Utilities common-
international
joburke
Mar
■'
21
leiiicoe
83
Nama
13% Mar
10
14%
Week's
Range
of Prices
Par
37% Jan
12% Jan
5%
8%c
Warrants
31
Sales
Last
...
-1
Natural Gas common--
Thursday
Sale Price
18
—10
"preferred
.
STOCKS
5%
•
Co
11%
11 »/4
100
pix'terred
$4'/a
A
Range Since Jan. 1
High
35%
351/4
Accept Corp
<A
for Week
Par
industrial
-*•
Range
41
(Range for Week Ended April 15)
Sales
Last
STOCKS
(1705)
19
;
40c
4%c
19
19%
455
32c
40c
-50,100
Mar
9.00 Mar
56c
Mar
Jan
5.80 Feb
16c
Jan
11"% Jan
78c
Mar
1.50 Apr
19
Apr
5%o Apr
28
Jan
25c
Jan
46c
4c
Feb
Jan
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1706)
.
.
Monday, April 18, I960
.
CANADIAN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended April 15)
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
Mines
Rupununi
Robertson
Mfg
14 %c
14C
15
He
21c
21c
5 %c
5%
5%C
Rocky Petroleum Ltd
——-—,50c
Roe (A V) Can Ltd common
•
Preferred
Mines
Consol
Rowan
,100
*
-1
.
.
6c
16,450
14C
5%
Keno
22c
11,200
20c
Mar
35c
Jan
United
New
2.085
5c
Feb
7c
Feb
United
Oak Dairy class A
Royalite Oil common
•
—•
Industries
Russell
65
7c
7C
Jan
United
81 Va
Jan
St
Jan
Upper
68
70%
2.68
*"
2.90
66
4,263 ' !
80
Mar
9%
125,.
Jan
3.18 Mar
2.57 Mar
82,622
common
Shirriff Horsey
Sand
1
Gold
Antonio
Holdings
10
Warrants
Class
A
Apr
Class
B
Sherritt
•'
.••
'
18%
Jan
Virginia
98c
2,700
Apr
He
10c
11c
24,500
7c
Mar
13c
Mar
62c
62c
600
58c
Mar
1.04
Jan
99c
97c
1.02
5,950
90c
Mar
16 %C 16 Vic
575
15c
Feb
>V>
75c
Mar
56c
3.90
4.00
8%
Vespar
4.70
210
•
Jan
6.50
Jan
Waite
73c
Feb
24 %c
Jan
26%
6,000
29%
29%
50
26
38%
38%
249
43
43
25
—
4.00
Wainwrlght
1
5%
30%
Apr
Feb
Waterous
Jan
Knapp
Weerion Mining
Southam
43
Feb
Warrants
Mar
1.00
3.25
Jan
Westeel
4.50
Jan
Western
Mar
Western
31c
Apr
Feb
43c
50
27%
27%
28%
3,270
27
Mar
33%
Jan
90c
92c
4,060
90c
Mar
1.09
2.55
2.60
2,100
2.00
8c
8c
1.000
6c
—
80%
80%
81
9% Mar
195
12c
12c
13c
23,500
1.65
1.65
13 %C
•
30c
14c
—
•
Wire
15%
15%
11
/ Apr
2.40
2.40
2.40
."■■■
2.70 Mar
Jan
Corp
Mar
1.50
15%
1
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Surf
Feb
Weston
(Geo)
Feb
Class
7%c
8c
29c
19c
Jan
i9
Jan
3.80
Apr
4 % %
:
White
39c
39c
43c
13c
Jan
56c
Jan
Wood
5,125
39c
Mar
53c
Jan
Woodward
5c
5,000
645
Steel of Canada
•
6,550
20%
4c
10
8%
18
18c
18c
18c
1
6 Vic
6%c
1
1.63
Gas
—
1
600
.
Oil
Contact
Sullivan
Cons
Mines
1.15
7c
Feb
.
Jan
Jan
Class
Jan
6c
Jan
Yankee
Jan
Yello.wrex
Yale
Lead
Jan
Yellowknife
8%
Apr
York
18%
Jan
Jan
22c
1.81
Jan
10c
1,005
8c
14.000
1.65
8,342
19 Vic 13 %c
500
12c
Mar
26c
67c
5c
1.55
Mar
Feb
1.85
350
13
Mar
16%
3.60
3.60
100
2.05 Mar
4.50
3.80
145
3.30
4.50
3.10 Mar
3.60
Mar
1.04
class
Feb
25 %
3.30
79c
70c
79c
22,383
25%
25 %
25 %
1,105
•
1
Mines
1
Mining
Territory
Canada
Thompson
•
common
60c
21 Va
Mines
Tidal
Petroleums
100
5
Mar
8
49c
Mar
69c
41c
Mar
57c
A_;
Ltd
76c
1.80
16,375
2.80
Jan
1.60
24c
57%
89c
57,600
6%
4,440
7%
Toronto
General
Toronto
Iron
10
Elevators
Toronto
Trusts
Traders
Finance
20
class
A
i
Star
preferred
Towagamac Exploration
*
__50
49c
49c
2.15
Jan
preferred
1956
Andian
1957
Trans
warrants
Canada
PiDe
4%c Mar
Apr
Bulolo
Trans
Prairie
2.85
Triad
Jan
Canada
Feb
Canada
2nd
Union
Mar
13
Jan
39
Apr
59
.45
59
59
6V2C
6%C
34%
18
1.30
3.00
21%
21Vi
9%
9%
Feb
58
59
J an
Mines
Acceptance
preferred
Gas
Class
A
of
common
preferred
Union
Mining
United
Asbestos
Corp
3.50
United Canso voting trust.
3.60
Jan
Apr
1-35
Jan
,1.16 Mar
265
1.55
Jan
3.25 Mar
36c
12
3.50. Jan
Mar
55c
Jan
30c
Feb
355
%c
420
28 % Mar
84
84
84
115
13%
14
325
,
,82
Jan
7%
7%
7Va
800
1.35
1.35
1.45
23,800
Jan
i
84
1.10 Mar
Jan
.
16%
1.67
Feb
Jan
36 V4
10;
Mar
6% Jan
Mar
Jan
7% Mar
Jan
9c
9c
500
4.50
4.50
100
4.25 Mar
28
28
40
24% Mar
29
18 Vb
18%
18%
870
16% Mar
19%
6.20
6.20
6.75
860
5.65 Mar
7.00 Mar
1.20
1.20
1.23
1,520
1.16
1.40
20 c
21c
A
5
19c
9c
Jan
6c
48,000
16c
15,500
5.00
3%c Mar
8c
<
15 %c Mar
Apr
5C
4%c
8c
13,000
1
1.01
1.00
1.02
2.00
2.00
2.00
79c
82c
8,700
*
2.95
2.90
2.95
2,000
1
22c
22c
22c
Mar
6c
1.831
81c
7,300
Mines
Shown
7.830
Jan
Jan
Jan
27c
Jan
6c
Mar
Jan
9%c Jan
1.00 Mar
1.12
1.00 Mar
75c
Jan
Feb
2.00 Mar
Mar
87c
2.50 Mar
Jan
Corp
Pip &
Paper
3 00 Mar
&
Dominion
Sugar
General
Canadian
Feb
37 %
Paper
'6%
37 %
205
.7%
747
4.95
Apr
1,885
25
Feb
35%
37
2,615
2,642
24
4.90
4.70
15
.
High
6% Apr
A
43
7%
6% Mar
15
16%
29%
29%
29%
50
29%
29%
30
240
6
20%
Feb
4.95
Jan
3.90
14
26
Mar
29 %
Apr
29 % Mar
Apr
Jan
Jan
Apr
17 %
Jan
34
Mar
33%
Jan
Dalhousle Oil
Dominion
,
'
,
Glass
*
Preferred
Dominion
12c
3,125
4.50
4.55
350
9c
9c
2,000
:
1.30
Apr
2.10 Mar
19% Mar
9% Mar
3.00
5.00
26
Oilcloth
&
Linoleum
Jam
12
Jan
18c
Jan
13
Mar
17%
lie
8%
81/4
300
Jan
Oreille
Price
8%
8%
8%
300
•
13
13
14
2,945
52
215
19c J9%c
3,500
_1
3.35
3.85
3.95
3,600
1
1.20
1.10
1.20
2,152
-
7
Third
Jan
Mar
Mar
17c
18c
1,500
16c
Mar
22c
Jan
71
Feb
78
78
35
12%
12%
100
36 %
36 %
36%
155
23%
23%
24 %
2,740
6 % Mar
Jan
Mar
90
12%
Apr
14
35%
Apr
40%
Jan
20% Mar
26Vb
Jan
Jan
5.50
Mines
Jan
•
Feb
a
l
2.45
•
Gen
41%
Trust
23
Jan
102% Mar
130
Jan
11% Mar
14
Jan
27%
33% Jan
12%
28
180
2.43 >2.45
Apr
♦
6Vs
700
42
805
38 V* Mar
1.70
500
1.50 Mar
6'/s
6 Va
1,105
32 Va
32'/a
50
3.15 Jan
2.40 Mar
41%
1.70
*
Inv
19% Mar
15
12
27%
2.50
Petroleum
155
450
20
110% 110%
12
<
5%
46%
Jan
1.70 Apr
6%
Feb
Jan
Jan
14c
20
7.50
Jan
Mar
Apr
9%
9%
Zellers
16%
Jan
49%
Feb
52
Apr
19c
Jan
24c
Jan
3.60 Mar
Feb
No
par
Odd
*
.•
-
Jan
Apr
82c
17 %C
1
Paper
Canadian
4.10
45c
8% Mar
13
44 %
•
Bros
Southwest
Jan
4:50 Mar
9c
4.75 Mar
36 % Mar
*
(1956)
6
Pend
Mar
2.90 Mar
700
3,051
78
;7 .7
.10
Dupont Co of Canada
6
40%
Feb
14c
26c
I7%c
5%
39%
•
Feb
11,159
1
300
l
Marconi
Consolidated
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
11c
;
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
::
6%
*
Loblaw Inc
540
■
Shares
6%
•
Investments-.
International
1,340
i>' '■
Jan
for Week
High
•
i
Vinegars
Gaspe Copper Mines
30c
* ■;
29c
Dollars
Range
24
5f,
Jan
3.00
51%
Mar
Sales
of Prices
6%
•
Dredging
Caiiadiiiii
Low
5
.
in
Week's
*
Develop
Jan
190
22%
Expressed
*
Apr
120
'
21c
Exchange—Curb Section
Are
Last
18
30c
19C
1,150
1,000
*
38
2.90
51%
39c
«_1
Feb
1
50'
3.50
39c
17 %c 17 %c
50c
35%
A
Mar
103
n
1,325
35
Mines
12
♦
Canada
570
1.26
35
Mines
class
32
14
*
89c
1.21
20c
10
14
1
common
32% Jan
Apr
1.21
—1
FOOTNOTES
Shawkey
Feb
2.75
i—I
85
2,610
:>
32%
9% Mar
•
5,110
4.50
Feb
6% Mar
1,725
V
-YY>
10
J.
44% Jan
18
16c
2.95
Mar
14% Mar
15c
•
Jan
31c
10
2,150
1.50
3.00
;;v;
35%
18
53c
30
...
.1
:
„
Ultra
Union
10
*
Oil
32%
.
Jan
*
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
Twin City Gas
Jan
515
1,025
<32%
29
Jan
7c
1.15
56
.
34
•
Pipeline
15%
•
class
Corp
Gold
10%
Mar
15%
34%
1
Line
Jan
Jan
225
;
Newloundlana
Anglo
Asbestos
Mar
40 %
1.30
Resources
75c
12
-
Ltd
Canadian
Jan
48% Mar
15%
18
Pipeline
Transmountaln
Jan
5%c Jan
*
Oil
G)
Jan
70c
*
Anglo
Jan
27c
40 %
—
15%
;
Transcontinental
,:7-v7 50
35
7
Zinc
National
Mar
70c
475
34%
—
—
Mar
65c
Sale Price
94c
40
40c
11
34 %
r
warrants
62c
.
2.75
Par
59%
1,000
10%
40
—
2,100
Thursday
Apr
1,100
51%
•
Class A rts
67c
1.88
Apr
32%
STOCKS
Jan
1.086
50
50
1
A
Apr
Mar
4c
——-1
A
Prices
Mar
6% Mar
13,400
—
5%
class
1.15
40c
70c
Toronto Stock
45
43c
1,333
72c
27 %c 27 % c
4
•
Works
Toronto
49c
1
Bank
7,452
4,600
*
—
class
Metal
24
1,602
5c
70c
Jan
1.25 Mar
554
76c
4%c
70c
1.65
7,200
56
"
7%
•
Dominion
Mar
34V4
Electric
Zenmac
Canadian
Mines
Jan
21c
V 3,500
32%
50c
Jan
24c
56 %
1
Toronto
12c
Jan
50c
.13%
Jan
500
-1.54
1.54
10©
Torbrit Silver Mines
Mar
16c
-100
Bear
(H
Apr
20,375
1.70
1.74
1
Tiara
6
55c
48c
6
•
Park
Tombill
.
9c
3,249
7Vac F»b
Jan
50c
V 52c
1
Ltd
Lundmark
Thorncliffe
iiV:
Jan
48c
1
trust
Temagaml
Texaco
3.25
•
Teck Hughes Gold
7,000
1.26
13%
Jan
3.25
1
Mines
Jan
3.50 Mar
Mar
34%
Jan
14 %
•
Industries
13c
5c
4%c
13% -V
Jan
Voting
Jan
6.00 Apr
Jan
—1
Knitting
Young
Jan
450
Taurcanls
Jan
6.90 Feb
38 %
Jan
3.80
Tancord
2.45
7
2.70 Mar
/
Apr
Jan
1.63
1.08 Mar
14%
common
4.10
4c
67c
2.75 I
Apr
Jan
•„
•
Tamblyn
1.15
•V,;
Jan
1.15
—1
Gold
19c
Pen
1.60
15
8%c Mar
7,500
Feb
18c
24
•
Sylvanlte
5%c
9%C
18c
———:«——*
Yukon
&
&
Apr
Propane
Industries
6,775
5c
1.26
,1—_1
Mines
Jan
Superior
bwitson
2.70
—-i-——,4
Canuck
Mar
17%
1
common
200
8,000
300
9%C
*
Petroleum
Wright-Hargreaves
13 %
Exploration
Warrants
5%
9%c
5c
•
—
warrants
A
87%
Sunburst
Supertest Petroleum common
38 %
33 % Mar
:•
:
;
x_—4.
Stores
6
1,500
1
Sudbury
6.00 Mar
Jan
28
Jan
34V2C Apr
6% Jan
2.00 Mar
1,608
5,533
5%
class A—
Ind
(J)
Zenith
Submarine
400
6.35
36%
Jan
2.55
Feb
6.35
5
j.
__——
Wiltsey Coghlan
(Alexander)
18
210
8'4
"
Mar
Jan
38%
Mar
70% Mar
370
7%
17%
-*
Gold
River
9,000
20%
10
:
4%c Mar
32
4,172
4c
10%
75%
*
class A
preferred
Sturgeon
75%
77
4c
10%
•
1
Press
7
2.05
14%
35%
—tr.—•
Wood
Apr
33
Oil
200
15
Feb
Mar
45c
Mines
Mar
32
Steeloy Mining
1-25
•'
1.38 Mar
*
Pass
7c
4 Vic
Stovel
2.00
6%
37
Jan
28c
33
Steinberg
>"7
300
6.35
_1
preferred
1,725
4%c
Stuart
3,825
%
.i
Inlet
Warrants
4,260
*
Iron
105
1.6Q
35%
_1.25
.
-4.
B
46c
1
Rock
37%
Petrol————-—*
Naco
Western
Mar
Starratt Nickel
Steep
Gas
Breweries
Leaseholds
Western
21c
Steaman
Bros
6%
37
1.52
14%
1
*•—
Western Decalta
1 2.35 Feb
Jan
2.40 Mar
V 7,140
27c
1
Uranium
6%
37
3.00
—
Copper
:
Jan
23 %c
12 %C Mar
700
29c
1
Warrants
Stanrock
&
-
Warrants
83
Mar
12c
2,214
30c
30c
8c
Uranium
6%
1.55
18c
Mines-
Canada
Willrov
Stanleigh
Apr
—
Products—
lie
Feb
76
100
3,183"
16%
*
—
Apr
32c
Jan
*
7; 14% Apr
Jan
2.55 Mar
3,470
bpooner
Standard
21%
8,416
*
Oil
——
Malartic
3.90
75c
300"
35C
Spartan
Air Services
Mines & Oils
Standard Paving
3,958
"9C
a
Westburne-Oil
Jan
10%
——.———*
1
Southern Union Oils—
24%
Ltd-i
—
Canadian
West
West
33c
2.55
Apr
34 %c
Canada,Ltd.
Wespac Petroleums
Jan
10%
•
;
1.55 Mar
.uii*
Nickel
Lake
Jan
33c
—"
Roi
Van
Equipment
&
31%
10 %
1
Manufacturing
K D
Slocan
800
12%
Apr
1-89 Jan
8% Jan
6% Mar
"
24
.<■
.III'*
*
Petroleums
Wayne
Webb
Western
S
1.02 Mar
1.75
£
33c
•
W
39%
•
Simpsons Ltd
Mines
Ltd
1,333
1.70
1
Mines
&
G
Mar
1
Siscoe
100
—
—25
—
& Ref
Prod
Amulet
42%
14,147
v
4.65
Apr
Feb
—•
A
class
1,420
1.10
;
24%
1
:—
preferred
37% Mar
2.000
80c
2.89
Mines
4.70
Mines
Dare
Walker
-
7: 1.20 Jan
3.25 Mar
25
75c
Quebec—,——
i
Ltd—.—x
Mines
10%
Feb
4.00 Mar
425
4.70
26 %
4.00
Dairies
7 Va
14%
1.10
Jan
28c
:
Jan
2.70
Mines
1.27 Mar
Jan
0-75
Mar
33c
15 % Mar
57c
26 %
29%
38 %
43
IV'
11 mi'•
Ventures Ltd
4.944
75c
Miller
■
——
—
17
2.70
Silver
feuverwood
*
Alloys
Violamac
56c
3.90
52
Jan
'1'
■
Vanadium
Viceroy Mfg class A———
Victoria & Grey Trust
IIIII10
1
Sigma
7
19c
21% Jan
23% Mar
Jan
14%
.-I.
1.10
Jan
...•.v/57c
50
—50
Gordon
:
Jan
Gold———,,——.——50c
Sheep Creek
"I25C
13%
Feb
4,665
—
7
•:
,
l.————
Mines
13
9%
Y?/ 360
;
4.100
.
■
•
Corp
11% Mar
9.50 Mar
86c
—.
preferredpreferred
53,460
100
2,165"
Apr
Feb
5.55
•
Shawinigan Water & Power com
1.65
12
*
A
class
1.47
11%
6.75
7,705
10%
1
Freehold
Security
1.49
•
Canada
Werner
Selkirk
10,125
10
81c
50c
Metal
Satellite
26c
9.45
10%
1
Petroleums
Petroleum
24c
16%
86c
10 %
1
Gold
River
Sapphire
Sarcee
24c
11
Warrants"'
San
5.30
9%
16%
•
common
49%
8.65
5.50
Maurice
Salada
.
Corp
Gas
Lawrence
25
3,475
—
Universal
9c
6c
"
St
8,824
6.10
Fortune—:
Steel
6%
Mar
Mar
66
22 % Mar
23%
51%
6.00
1
High
18 % Mar
51%
"
500
487
'
11
.
—*
—*
1
class A
—
12
Royal
St Lawrence Cement
Hill
Oils
4.80 Mar
6,017
'
20 V4
6.10
50
Fuel Inv A preferred-
United
80
20%
1
United
Jan
6%
Low
23%
Jan
13c
15
20%
Range Since Jan.
High
—.•
17%
Mar
,
Shares
Low
—
Mar
9c
79
--
68 %
2-74
...9%
8.90
—
Preferred
50
38,200
'
Bank
Rights
Jan
26c
Apr
class B———
Corps Ltd
6c
,
for Week
«
15
'
.
10
of Canada
Royal
United
8%c Jan
Mar
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
t
12c
15
79
,
5,166
16c
lie
1
1
Rockwin Mines
Low
7c
6C
—
.
1
_—1.
common
Mines
Roche
,
—*
Uran
Atnabasca
Rix
—1
i
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
Rio
Thursday
Sales
Week's
Thursday
FOR
.
OUT-OF-TOWN
value.
lot
sale
t
(not
included
in
year's
range).
d Deferred
e
delivery sale
In year's range),
Selling ex-Interest,
Flat price..
7
5.00
Jan
f
1.20
Apr
rCash sale
AND
(not
included
.
(not Included in year's range).
Feb
32
CANADIAN
MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted
wd When
wl When
to
unlisted
delivered,
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock dividend.
777
•
trading privileges,
issued,
x
34% Mar
,
Number 5943
191
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1707)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
following bid and asked quotations
lotion
nation of Securities Dealers, Inc., and
AsS0C!i,^nt actual transactions. They are
Asf°Cinresent actual transactions. They are
The
T
obtained from the National
other selected sources. They do
intended as a guide to the range
intended as a guide to the range
are
Ask
Bid
Par
Coi'P
Aerovox
--
.
Inc..
*
Giant Portland
Cement
Gibralta
Corp
Co
22 Va
Green
(A
48%
Green
Mountain
44 %
47%
Grinnell
X34 Va
36 V*
Grolier
•33%
17%
27% A:
16%
17%
SFa"m^Co
1
wnmort
53 %
Aztec
Products; —.
Oil & Gas Co—
41%
20
21%
21%
231/4
15%
17 V4
11%
19
Tampax
17 V4
19 Va
20 Va
Pub
Serv
Co
of
New
Mexico
5
26 V*
37 Va
Tappan
24%
34%
Punta
Corp
1
22 Va
23%
I8V4
19%
Purex Corp Ltd.—
Purolator
Products
Laboratories
Baxter
18%
13%
1
Inc——5
Beneficial Corp .
Berkshire Hathaway
Corp
Beryllium
Hoover
Corp
Bettinger
,
15
307/s
Production
1978
32
30%
32
21%
11%
36%
California Water Service Co__25
13%
34%
23%
Calif Water &
Telep Co..._ 12 Va
267/a
28%
10c
5%
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif-1
10%
11%
55
60
5
Delhi
Canadian
Ltd-
Oil
25
Cannon Mills class B com
38 %
Carlisle Corp
Steel
Ceco
Products
Field
Cedar Point
ctfs—
Trust
Central 111 Elect
Central
Indiana
Central
Louisiana
Central Maine
Co
Gas
&
Gas
Co..,___5
48%
/
25%
10
Engines
Coastal
States
Cohu
6
Colonial
Stores
Colorado
19 %
20V2
—4;
13%
'
1
13
Inc
33V2
35%
9%
10%
16
Gas
Milling & Elev Co—_1
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com_3
50%
20
Co—_5
17%
47%
2 %
22
9%
10%
19 %
20%
1
5%
6 V2
Connecticut Light & Power Co.*
22%
conv
'preferred.—1.25
Commonwealth
Consol
Gas
Corp
V:.
24 Vs
Freightways ___—___2.50
18 \
19%
Consolidated Rock Products
5
Continental Transp Lines Inc__1
Control Data
Corp
50c
16%
18
10%
31%
11%
34%
21 %
23
17%
18%
Cook
Coffee
Cook
Electric
Co
:
'
1
Company
Cooper Tire & Rubber
Copeland Refrigeration
1
1
14 Va
26%
28%
10 %
11
21
23
Craig Systems Inci_;
____1
Cross
Company .4—4—
5
Crouse-Hinds Co common
1%'i
Cummins Engine Co IhC—4
5
•.
cutter
22
'■
i'(: 23%"
86%
82
'
Laboratories
class
Class B
A_„1
-
•>
1
'15%
-
151/2
Darijy
Delhi Taylor
Oil Corp
Detroit &
Canada Tunnel
Detroit
17%
17
8%
8%
14%
Machine Specialties.
5
Darling (L A) Co„•
1
Dejur-Amsco Corp class A—Zl
13
81%
5%
5
Public
Southern
Corp
Service
Co
Utilities
Co
&
Heintz
Inc
Water
Electric
Jervis1 Corp
"5
Co;
17V2
Stepan
Chemical
$1
39%
42%
Stubnitz
127/a
17%
_lc
Lau
Plus
Blower
Liberty
Lilly
Co
Loan
(Eli)
1
Steel
Co
Madison
Marmon
Corp
McLean
SeFvice
ncral Gas
McNeil
Steel
Gen
Corp
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
t£ lCalif>""5%""pTd7-Z20
5%%
2 /o
20
1
Vance Sanders
15%
16%
10
Power
Oil
41
43 Va
x31
&
47%
Inc
Warren
Brothers
Warren
class
(S
Financial
West
31 Va
20%
22 Va
1
32
1
29%
7%
—1
22%
*
15V8
16%
18%
20 Va46 Va
Corp;
Telephone Co
10
Gas
3V4
25 V4
27 V*
Witco
Chemical
22%
24%
Wood
Conversion
1
4Va
4%
25%
27%
1
9V4
10 %
14%
39%
•
—5
10
9%
11%
36%
46
Wisconsin Power & Light Co—10
Co
25 %
A
34%
3
Wilcox
^
37
5
;
Electric
13 %
7.50
Co
8Va
24 Va
■
24
1
Co
43
1
Western Massachusetts Cos
Natural
37%
34%
Manufacturing Co.*
Lt &
56
*
Transmission
Point
Western
27%
29
52%
=—10
Co
Washington Steel Corp
Watson Bros Transport A
Westcoast
17%
26
5
Co
Gas
14%
16%
1
Co..
D)
27 Va
13%
A—1
Swasey Co
Natural
16x/a
50c
Grocery Co
15 %
25%
1
Von's
&
51 Va
'
5
Corp of America
Reed
33 %
15%
5
Company__50c
Corp
Vitro
&
■
2%
Co
Iron
Fair Mills Inc
Vanity
36 Vs
Co—9
Inc
&
10 %
33
6%
Wurlitzer
49
10%
12%
xll%
5
Co
10
Co
14
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp.—1
Yuba Consolidated Industries.,1
15
50
8%
.
53 Va
9%
of
Par
10
24
26'A
10
44V2
47
St
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
Trust Co (Philadelphia)
Long Island Trust Co—
& S A
(N Y)
48%
42%
45%
—6XA
Virginia
39%
328
20
Louis
Miller
St Trust
Co
Camden Trust Co
35%
Centl-Penn
5
37
39%
14%
16
Chemical
5
25 %
r
27%
Inc—
27
28%
2
70%
74%
1
Inc
Mfg Co.
9%
10 Va
30%
49 %
Trust
57%
10
42%
45Va
(Chicago).25
x75%
—50
Co
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
28 %
30%
15%
Commercial Trust of N J
25
90
95
14 %
15%
Connecticut
Bank & Tr Co_12y2
42
447/a
22%
24%
Connecticut
15%
16%
Missouri
Utilities
Co
Mohawk
Rubber
Co
Mountain
4441:
1
Supply Co.. —10
Fuel
—
> 27%
29%
28
30%
24%
26%
Continental
111
Bank
Bank
5
(Chicago)
New
74%
10 %
11%
16%
18%
14%
15%
50c
13%
15%
Shops of Del—1
14%
15%
8
22%
23%
»
21
22%
20
-2%
Oil
Class 1B
Corp..
common—4444.-4
National Shirt
& Elec Assoc
Eng Gas
North
Co.
Corp
Zioc
18%
Corp
Coal.
4—1
3%
Thermador
Oil
Gas
&
American
—1
3%
11
10
7%
8%
First
Natl Bk
10%
11 Vt
First
Natl
Water Co $4 pfd_*
71%
76%
First
National
Gas—.—19
18%
19%
First
3
21%
-22%
First
1
31%
34%
Natural
Pub
Serv
Co.
Miss River Prod—10c
Coal
4%
5
12%
13%
17
18%
*
1
5
Corp
Oil & Gas
Corp
34 Va
Brewing
Co
Corp..
*
8%
9%
1
5
Co__5
3%
4%
East Line
Gamble
Robinson
Pacific Mercury
Electronics..90c
Light Co
Pacific Uranium Mines
19%
21V4
Packaging
"
9%
14%
8V1
6%
35%
10c
3V»
Corp of America—5
36 V*
11
15%
8%
38
3%
24
26 V*
18
Pan
American Sulphur Co—70c
16%
Parker Hannifin Corp
1
23%
1
21%
23%
1
19
20%
13 V*
14 v4
22%
Bank
of
Chi—20
-—
Plymouth
33%
County
Natl Bank
First
Natl
First
Rubber
Co
Portland Geni Electric
11%
12%
43%
46%
2
9%
27%
29%
33%
„
36Va
54 %
70
44
57 %
73%
50%
48
51 Va
30%
40Vt
32%
43%
61%
65V4
68
71 %
67
70 %
40%
61%
65%
of St Louis..20
69
68%
72
(NY)..20
79%
82%
—25
—
City Bank
73%
(Philadelphia)__10
First Westchester Natl Bank
of New Rochelle.
10
Co
47
49%
39
42 %
5
29%
31%
Bk—15
Hanover Bank of New York—10
Harris Tr & Sav Bk (Chic)
20
52%
& Essex
Newark—12 %
47%
50%
Eng Trust Co (Boston )_100
Jersey Bank & Trust
63%
59%
49%
52%
61
64%
42
38%
33%
Co.ll
31
600
19%
21%
42
44%
66
69%
20
56
(Dallas)_12
73
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
153
&
Trust
(Philadelphia)
Republic Natl Bank
,
641
/
Natl Bank of Long
Island N Y
j.
Hartford
Natl Bank & Tr Co..10
.25
42%
46 Va
70%
74 %
18
197/a
Rye
10
York__5
National Bank (N Y)
2
10%
11%
50
54%
44%
47 Vt
59%
63%
34%
38%
10
Seattle 1st Natl Bk (Wash)__20
Second Bank-State Street
\
Trust Co (Boston)
20
Second Natl Bank of Phila—10
Security First Natl Bank (Los
St Louis
Union Trust Co
64
67 Vt
22%
24 %
57
61%
25
44
47%
Co (N Y)—10
Jersey
2%
28
30%
Angeles)
---12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y.5
State Bank of Albany..
10
Sterling Natl Bank &
Trade Bank & Tr
94
Trust Co of New
36
38 %
Union Bank
60%
Trust Co
York)
88
56
77%
168
10
Boston
(New
Girard Trust Corn Exch
59%
Royal Bank of Canada
Royal State Bk of New
55%
Franklin
9%
10 Va
55 V*
58%
34
37%
of Commerce
(Cleveland)
States Trust Co
United
JO
(Boston)
—8
16%
18
(N Y). .10
39%
42%
United States Trust
10
40%
43%
60%
19%
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz).5
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
57
...5
Industrial Bk of Com
5
20
22
53%
57
(N Y)—20
Industrial National Bank of
<Wash P C).
—1
Irving Trust Co (N Y)_.
..10
Int'l
Bank
7%
21
,
8%
10%
Co—7%
39%
37
peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
(Hackensack N J) —
5
Philadelphia Natl Bank
10
Pittsburgh National Bank
20
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
260
42
248
38
Pennsylvania Banking
& Trust
78%
35
New
35%
First National Bank of
First
56
X74
Northern Tr Co (Chicago)—100
40%
38
Natl Bank ( Jersey City)l25
37
General Bottlers—1
Permanente Cement
1
Pfaudler-Permutit
10
Pickering Lumber Corp
3%
Pioneer Natural Gas Co.
*
Pepsi-Cola
10
Bank of Dallas
Natl
23%
34%
of
25%
Pauley Petroleum Inc
Pendleton Tool Industry
10
10
Boston_12%
(Baltimore)
Bank
17%
11%
6%
(Camden N J)
First Natl Bank (Atlanta)
Co
Passaic
Ben
38
(SF)_10
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10
First Bank Stk Corp (Minn)—10
First Camden Natl Bk & Trust
5
Gas—
Gas Co
104%
52%
x34 %
New
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
50
Fairfield County Trust Co
10
Federation Bk & Tr Co (NY)_10
.2.50
Natl
Carolina
Penn
:
101%
Natl State Bk of
79%
1
5
&
25
Trust Co
Banking Co (N J)
25
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston_12%
116%
Xll2%
5
York)
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
Gas
46 Va
National Newark
Trust
&
33Va
County Trust Co (White Plains
Co
43
.42%
National Bank of Detroit
81 %
14%
94
40
Morgan Guaranty
of New York
350
332
30 Va
Nat
29%
155
147
10
National Bank of Westchester_5
National City Bank (Cleve)..16
National Commercial Bank &
Trust Co (Albany)
7.50
60%
1
.
5
(St
Tr
National
5
Mississippi Shipping Co
1
Miss Valley Barge Line Co..
5
Mississippi Valley Gas Co...
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
—
30%
27%
Louis)—12.50
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston.10
45Va
32
Minneapolis Gas Co
597/a
28%
of
County N Y
Mercantile
York
New
33%
57
Natl Bk & Tr Co (Pgh)_25
Mellon
62%
Southern
City Natl Bk & Tr
Cleveland
_
59%
(Savannah)
Bank
42 %
(NY)_12%
12
Bank
Nassau
32'A
Bk
..31%
31
5
Meadow Brook Natl Bank
46 %
Natl Bk of Phila—10
&
58
^5
Co..
Trust
54%
Ask
113
29%
10
5
(Buffalo)
Trust
of Cleve—16
Central Natl Bank
Citizens
.7%
(Phila)—10
(N J)—...
Chase Manhattan
1
.
Laboratories
Miles
4%
Broad
Bid
105
Manufacturers & Traders
72%
69
.20
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)—10
National Bank
5
...
Companies
Ask
Bid
Bank
38
Pacific Power &
19%
Mould
Valley
6
9%
4
314
70%
39%
iZi?0 of .the Southwest
Preferred
13%
29%
5%
5%
100
67
75%
21
Utilities
Southern
Utah
•
1
1
(Newark)_25
3%
—lc
20V4
19%
22 %
Corp
Whiting Corp
York
13%
19
8V4
32%
20Va
5
States Truck Lines Inc.l
Peninsular
Upper
21%
Corp
Francisco)
12
71
36%
United
United
20
of Commerce
Boatmen's
Class A common
Pacific
46 %
29x/a
Pwr
Mil
Sugar
Weyerhaeuser
of New
(San
21%
Metropolitan Broadcasting
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
45
.
States
Western
Bank
19%
Otter Tail Power Co
7%
21%
Corp
Corp.l
Corp—1
United States Servaterla Corp.l
35%
Bank
48 V4
34%
20
12%
27%
.1
N T
...1
—
& Eng.
Publishing Co
287/a
42%
10 Va
50c
1
Leasing
8%
34%
of America
Bank
Bankers Trust Co
2%
27
.
9%
Gas
Chem
States
32
Par
54
:
Olin
To
Nat
States
Bank and Trust
49%
Machine
Meredith
58
"o~
Texas
63 Va
Corp
50%
Corp
54%
Co
Greene
46 %
...3
197/a
23.%
&
United
5
Corp
1
Corp
Industries
McLouth
Old
21%
Lt
United
14
Oklahoma
Co——5
Gas1 Sor fackin8 CO.ZZZIIIIIZl
Union
38 Va
22%
24%
22 V4
9
Elec
59
32%
12%
(W L)
12%
Frito
8
21%
■
22%
North
10%
29%
27
28%
Maxson
Nor
9%
Gas
Tucson
Wesco
32 %
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry....50c
23
8%
1
Pipe Line Corp
Transwestern Pipeline Co
64
30
••
-
c( A—5
21%
19%
-60
26%
Herrington Co Inc....1
Assn-100
Class's Gear & Mach
15%
36
81 Vt
1%
_
& Electric
Marlin-Rockwell
43 V4
c0":r
;i*
ioy2
25
14%
2.50
Co.
Co....16
Co
Gas
Pabst
1
30%
•
Inc
32%
77
1
_
Pacific Airmotive
;
24%
28
Inc—
6%
29%
50c
__
Lucky Stores Inc
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co..
Macmillan
5%
1
Corp
Ling-Altec Electronics
Star
V
Co Inc com cl B.5
&
10
f
22 Va
1
Corp
.*-«*-
.25
Lanolin
20 Va
nSidafe"
p." aa steel Corp
23%
1
5%
5
Landers Frary & Clark
11
2 50
*
Corp
Tracerlab
3%
18%
5%
;•
18%
Co_.
69%
43 Va
13%
40%
37
66%
28 %
'
•
:::::ibc
Pir^ tl Federation Inc
1
F2; £0ston' Corp..
10
lCJar!f Financial CorpZ.*
fisbd Brothers
1
Inc
Wash
1
Struthers Wells Corp
Nuclear-Ghicag.o Corp
p
40 Va
Co
2%
11%
Pacific Far
■
*
Gas
1.25
10%
_
21
FienanHQ^UJMortgage
7%
17%
Corp
1
Ketchum Co Inc
42 %
9%
6%
16%
1
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
19
co-
1
10
Delaware
Stouffer
39%
18%
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
;_25
39%
Northwestern
Electing Cr?rp,———1
Pmvi
?
Capital Corp
1
|^hart Mfg Co„_____„_Z 71/2
fee on
State Oil Co
1
quity
28%
27/8
Nat
Warner
Co..1
non-voting
35%
_
18 %
<
25
Co
Works—
25%
26 %
(H I)
1
37%
_
23%
p
47
23%
Co
Products
38
23Va
26%
"
32%
_
16%
.
44%
Co
10
Inc
Kentucky Utilities Co
21%
Rp^1'"IUtl-lit.ies Associates—.10
,co «»suuiaies
xu
El p*mks Laboratory Inc..
1
Electrn°ir
Co (Te3<as) —*
®2ro:VoiPe Inc
2
Betts Co..
35%
1
1
Waddell
25
2%
10
Kennametal
2
Frm-,4.4\
31%
Inc
9%
Northeastern
;
Home
Common
Stanley
19%
29%
1
Tel
8%
Ihdustries Inc__Z_J50c
4
Co
I8V4
1
Co
..3
Kearney & Trecker Corp
Northwest
preference
Sc!ern
Stanley
6
*
Steel
Petroleum
A
ynamics Corp of America
Co
Register.:
Statler Hotels
Nalco Chemical Co
20%
Standard
Stekoll
Nortex
2%
14%
25 Va
National Cleveland Corp
7%
20%
Steamship
Pressed
49 %
15%
7
■?' 13%
19 V4
2%
Mfg
E)
Standard
23%
Norrls
i___i
Stand
46
10%
21%
12%
5
Co
39%
Gas_5
60
1
(A
Fruit &
15%
43%
/ 15 V8
2
Electric
Kansas-Nebraska
24 Va
£_
Sprague
42%
56
4
10c
Co:
26%
22%
_
14%
Tel
Sys
5
New
__
38%
13%
Producing
24
Nicholson File
Co
.35%
Power
Gas
1
4—44444.
46 Va
Corporation
59
13%
47 V4
Duriron
19%
Power. Co
Jessop Steel Co.,
—1
Kaiser Steel Corp common.—. -.1
♦
$1.46 preferred
Natural
16%
39%
Co:
7%
1
*
United
17%
Serv Co
Eng
Carbon
14%
.1
.
43
Dura
31 Va
Speer
67
Co.. 10c
Dev
Water
Freight
40%
_
Supply
44
zzzzzzzzl
Spector
53
63%
15
States
18%
i
1
37%
Elec Service
55
1
45%
IncZZZZZZZZl
231
48
*
Southwestern
29%
15
42%
__
Colorado
17%
43 V2
Dyn & Bradstreet'
Dunham Bush Inc
Southern Calif
216
5
40%
l
Southeastern
Gas
6%
2
&
Pub
5%
1
Co
Southwestern
g! S0Tne Corp
Diebold Inc' i
Company
Duffy-Mott Co
23 V*
Oil
8%
7%
Co
:
27
16%
1
National Homes Corp A com_50c
8™el!fvR Rr~son7"co::::5
Diackett
Corp
South
Shore
15%
2
Cable
40%
Services Inc—
common
34 Va
-
&
17%
Co.....
4%
6%
55%
7%
5
Power
Wire
Southwest
Securities
31%
5
Pacific
Simplex
Union
21%
-
Sierra
7 Va
14
5
& Co
Southern
20
-
(G D)
8%
6%
*
Inc
Co
15%
Internat Bridge Co...1
Di-Noc Chemical
Arts Ihc__—_ 1
—
Searle
Fetzer
21%
National
-
&
25
-
28%
51
1
22%
14%
—^.5
6%
37
9%
3%
Corp
States
Towmotor
1
Seismograph Service Corp
12
78
*
10
1
24%
4
10
14
Corp_5
22
8%
1
Fibre Glass..*
Three
Tokheim
7%
1
Inc
Inc
14%
15%
Corp—1
Co
4%
21X/4
8
7%
4%
Scholz Homes
New
Lone
1
Colorado
$1.25
C 14%
12
,_1
Prod—
Inc
Interstate
4%
4
33 %c
Corp
Gas
Electronics
21%
22%
cl A__33%c
Common class B—_
Clinton
15
>
1
Associates
Prod
.1
Koehring Co
24 V2
Chattanooga Gas Co
com
37
14
45%
Central Telephone Co—
Central Vt Public Serv Corp
Citizens Util Co
25
10
Co—
Jacinto
Keystone Portland Cem Co.. —3
3%
Co_5
Electric
Power
.'I
41%
34%
Petroleum
Sanders
Southern
Jefferson
29%
10
San
11%
Co
.1
26%
20c
Tubular
—.
23%
25%
Staley
45x/2
Central Electric & Gas Co_—3%
Corp..
Nevada
Jamaica
6 x/a>
42
Corp——10
Sabre-Pinon
Southern
Itek
25%
*
1
warrants
Trans Gas
57%
Iowa
27 %
3%
1
Carpenter Paper Co
12
38 Vt
Iowa
14%
.
19
11 Va
35%
Jack
Tel
Oregon Power Co__20
California
17%
1
Corp
Reid
53%
12%'
California Interstate
1
Plywood
Marie
Ryder Systems Inc
Bantam
Bakeries
Class A
20
37
Southern
Investors Diver
34%
29%
34%
*
Interstate
A.,—.14—10
Burndy Corp,
1
Byllesby (H M) & Co—10c
65 Va
Corp
1
Interstate Engineering
Corp..*
Interstate Motor Freight Sys-_1
19%;
27%
—...
Mills
61%
Sawhill
Inc....
Head
l
Co
Inc
Petroleum
10%
29
Time
57 %
H)
&
Thompson
20 Va
(H
Rockwell
Scott
Co
Thomas
18%
Schield
"units"
21%
3%
91/2
27%
Inc
King
3%
1
1959
Thermo
40%
Corp_7
Transmis
Therm-O-Dlsc
19 Va
42
19%
25c
1
9%
1
29%
39
Inc_3%
A
35 Va
4—4—1"
Interstate
Buckeye Steel Castings Co—*
Bullock's Inc'
Trust
Mills
Inc
9
1
27%
17%
class
Myers
33
*
Gas
National
3
*
common.
Texas
Textron. Inc
110
Pulp & Paper Corp—
4' Class A
44
12 %
1
International Textbook Co
1°%
; 10 %
Corp ADR
Bowman
Products
common—* : .18%
17%
Bowser Inc $1.20 preferred—25
29%
Brown & Sharpe Mfg. Co
110
32 Va
Brush Beryllium
Co
—1
10%
10%
Material
Industries
40%
53
&
Roddis
78
23%
Indianapolis Water Co
8%
Bo water Paper
24 Va
9%
Corp
Eastern
*
Robertson
8%
Gas
Field
Texas
15 Va
114
37 Va
1
Telecomputing Corp
42 Va
Manufacturing Co_2%
13%
2%
Fearless
Oil
Corp
28%
13%
14
108
5
27
153/4
1
12
1
Co
Tekoil
6%
14%
1
Inc
39 'A
2
Co
Express
Robbins
l
Indiana Gas & Water...
20%
7%
Roadway
13%
Skil
17%
19
Rice
River
113
22%
Indian
32%
16%
Brand
110
105
Broadcasting Co
5
Co
Corp
12%
Husky Oil Cb—
6%
Stoker
Rose
A
Hugoton
10%
6V4
Riley
1
class
Hugoton
12%
Richardson
12%
_1
5% J
Corp..1
1
1
Gas
33%
9%
8%
Gas
Corp
1
Co.
Natural
105
—11
Corp
Natural
Hudson
46%
9%
Co—__—1
Light Co__l
Black Sivalls & Bryson Inc—.1
Borman Foods Stores——
1
Botany Industries Inc—
1
Purina
40%
Mining
Houston
35%
------—
Billups Western Pet
Black Hills Power &
Co
Houston
16%
33 %
Ralston
104
.
8V4'
Taft
Propane
Texas
29%
31%
10
preferred
Houston
18
11%
-
—
Splendor
Sugar
37%
5
common
6%
Houston
40%
13%
ZL
Voltage Engineering
Hilton Credit Corp
14%
37
io
.
16%
Markets——1
Behlen Manufacturing Co.—1 "3 15
Bemis Bros Bag Co_——25 V 43 %
Alegre
1
181
27%
Controls—1
Inc
High
8%
7%
B
Hidden
65
(A J)
Bavles
173
...w_^..__«4_.._5
Hewlett-Packard
Co__
..1
;v.
:'
Bates
5
Heubleln Inc
Co
17 Va
-I
Oil Tools Inc—
Mfg Co
Baker
Corp
Ask
6%
5
(M A) Co class A com_10
Class
23
61 V2
&
5%
Hamp
Hearst Cons Publications cl A.25
Helene Curtis Ind class A—
1
v-
12%
2lVa
.1
Hanna
57%
39 Va
3
-5
Arksansas Missouri Power Co..5
Arkansas Western Gas Co—-5
Art Metal Construction Co—10
A'rvide Corp ——— - J
Associated Spring Coip
—10
preferred
Public Service Co
Xerox
Inc.._10c
New
1
Chemicals
Susquehanna
of
*
Hagan
23'A
Co
Corp
Society
Haloid
Suburban
21%
Serv
Brick Co_.^5
Power
Bid
Par
30%
5
PUb
18%
26'A
participating
Fire
Ask
28 y4
America
Properties
Republic
'
Arizona
of
35%
P)
Producing
Bid
1
17 V4
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool—2
Glasspar Co
1
20%
of
15%
29%
45%
Ask
Corp
Co
Amer.l
16%
Finan
Potash
Pubco Petroleum
44%
•'
Par
Portsmouth
17%
15%
•
Avon
a
16%
42
v
Atden
which have
on
1
27
Products
Bid
Par
12
11
Air
at the time of compilation.
Origin of
request. The "National" list is composed of securities
wide national distribution.
quotation furnished
any
securities could have been sold (indicated by the "bid'.')
^
Industrials and Utilities
(Quotations for Thursday, April 14)
bought (indicated by the "asked")
or
which these
fthin
43
For
38
40%
footnotes, see preceding page.
(Winston-Salem N C)
Wells
Fargo
Amer
Trust Co.10
'95 V*
98%
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1708)
.
.
Monday, April 18, I960
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES • (Quotations for Thursday,
Insurance Companies
Mutual Funds
Mutual Funds—
Aberdeen
25c
Fund
Affiliated
Investors
Mutual
American
Research
Investment
7.76
1
4.07
4.34
Investors
al3.69
Inc—1
Fund
Istel
~9.30
8.51
Development
1
1
Fund
Research
Inc
Fund
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Canada Ltd
—1
7.90
8.63
S-3
Iuc_—1
11.10
12.07
S-4
(Low
split)
20 3 a
18%
24.05
*
1.51
1.66
B-2
Fund Inc__ 1
5.16
5.63
B-3
"A" Inc—1
"B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
5.23
5.68
B-4
8.30
3.88
4.24
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp 1c
11.94
12.93
S-l
Associated
Fund
Devel
Atomic
Trust
Mut
Axe-Hjughton Fund
Axe-Houghton Fund
Boston
Street
Broad
Bullock
Ltd
Canada General Fund—
Ltd
Canadian
Fund
Inc_:
Fund
Capital
Life
Growth
6.83
7.46
1320
14.27
1
16.42
17.76
Fund
Chemical
Colonial
Electric
10.88
11.77
ueueral
Industries
Fund
—.———
Inc
Metal
shares
—lc
3.36
lc
11.03
Special Investment shares, lc
Transport shares
lc
3.51
9.65
16-52
15.20
1
.
20.20
7.98
8.67
14.10
15.24
18%
17%
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
Series
B
Dividend Income Fund
De Vegh
De
Investing Co Inc
Stk
Growth
Trustee
Baton
11.27
23.64
1
23.48
25.11
Electronics Investment Corp—1
7.77
8.49
Fund
10
20c
Inc
Equity
Inc
a21.36
Fidelity Capital Fund—
Fidelity Fund Inc
—.
•
:■
•,
8.01
7.73
-1
Eurofund Inc
17
15%
Growth Stock Series
New
New
England
York
8.50
10.09
10.91
Co
(S
3
3%
53%
57
7%
8 '/a
Peerless Insurance
51
54%
81%
10
93%
98 Va
36'A
St
18%
20%
Seaboard
5
Shares
Fund
Securities
42%
45%
Standard
Accident
49%
52%
Standard
Sec
Steam
10
-i
Boiler
Title
Insurance
...10
Life
Ins
56
31%
33%
102
107
49 %
Y)—2
52%
7
8
7%
24%
26%
79%
82%
83%
Travelers
55%
58%
United
U S
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
5
8%
8%
U
39%
Fire
41%
3
28
U S Life
29%
Co
,_50c
3
3%
43
45%
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y __10
34
36%
Life
S
Insurance
Ins
of
Co
5
Co-
Amer—
2.50
Insurance
Insurance
Co
in
45%
48%
the
City of N Y
:
Westchester Fire
2
42
44%
2
29%
31%
Obligations of Government Agencies
Figures after decimal point represent
Bid
Federal
13.67
12.99
14.20
May
4%s
4%s
5s
June
5.40s
&
15,
100
1
Inc..
5.86
3 Vus
100.6
July 15,
I960——100.11
15,
1960
100.7
100.10
Sept.
15,
1960———
100.8
5.15s
100.11
:
18.52
5%s May
10.14
11.06
4s
Fund
Inc
(T Rowe)
11.52
3%s
11.64
8.56
2.50
June
9.30
Aug.
23,
Sept.
4%s
March
4%s
April
7.79
8.42
5%s
Putnam
(Geo)
Fund
1
14.05
15.27
3 V2S
Feb.
6.79
7.38
9.36
10.26
Putnam Growth
Fund
Quarterly
Shares
Scudder
Dist
Fund
of
1
20.46
474s
1
18.82
6.92
7.56
3'As
March
12.19
13.18
4 VoS
Nov.
Stevens
Fund
Inc—1
a9.23
Shares—1.25
American
—
1961
10,
8.96
4%s
April
;_
lc
12.69
13.89
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
11.00
13.17
Smith
16.22
6.85
Southwestern Investors Inc
1
13.43
9.94
Sovereign Investors
1
13.69
7.53
State Street Investment Corp
8leiu Roe & Farnham
36.88
100.12
1960
Dec.
April
20,
3,
99.30
101.8
100.15
99.28
100
Bonds—.
99.31
99.27
100.19
100.22
100.26
1960
1961
100.1
99.25
100.15
wi
99.25
99.8
;
3'As
May 2,
98.20
4%s
March
20,
99.28
99.24
.
100
99.20
100
100.24
101.8
94.24
r
1969
1966
95.16
99.20
99.8
1968..;
20,
.
99.20
94
.
„
95
:
98.16
99.16
100.24
4%S
March
97.4
4%s
July
15.
1969
100.8
101.8
99
99.16
5'/as
Feb.
20,
1970—
104.8
105.8
99
100
3%s April 1, 1970—
93.16
94.16
98.8
1969
98.24,
99.8
—
5%s July 20, 1970
4%s Oct. 1, 1970-1967
3'/2s May 1, 1971
99.20
99.24
,
91.24
92.24
104.8
105.8
99.16
100.16
14.99
6.87
I960—
Bank
May 1, 1963—
4%s April 20, 1964 wi
14.53
9.07
100.6
2%s
17.78
6.24
99.29
99.4
12.02
12.03
Ask
100.3
I960.
96.20
9.69
lc
point
15)61—...:
4%s Sept. 20, 1961
4s May 1, 15)62
47/ns Aug. 20, 1962
100.24
100.12
1963
1963
10,
a
3%s April 3.
100.18
98.4
1962
11,
12,
99.26
100.12
100.24
1962
4%s June 10, 196*5
3%s March 11, 1968
& Clark—
Stock
Common
Selected
al8.39
Sept.
100.3
99.26
1961
1961
11,
13,
100.3
100.1
100.15
...
1960
10,
10,
25c
Inc
Canada
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund.l
8cudder
13.53
13.39
100.1
___
1960
12,
Sept.
18.16
1
Fund Inc
4s
1960
1960
5.35s
Growth Slock
of
37/«s April 20, I960
2%s June 1, 1960
5%s Oct. 20, 1960__:
96.28
Mortgage Assn—
10,
10,
1,
Land
5.40s
Federal Natl
al3.41
Inc
96.12
Federal
6.41
16.90
Fund
—.A
June
5'As Sept 1,
4VaS Oct. 3.
100.14
Aug.
April 15, 1963
32nds
more
Bid
100.3
100.4
1960
.
or
Banks for Cooperatives—
1960
16,
one
Ask
Home Loan Banks—
1
Bond- shares
7.62
8.11
Merchandising shares
lc
13.29
14.55
Mining
lc
5.71
6.27
lc
9.16
10.04
lc
2.13
2.35
Texas
Towusend
Bond
shares
Petroleum
shares
Bond
shares
*
Balanced
Stock
Fund
5.81
6.38
8.98
9.34
Bteel
lc
9.13
10.00
7.73
8.47
lc
United
8.53
lc
6.45
7.06
6.25
6.83
U
S
10.79
11.82
United Accumulated
19.90
United
Fund
19.66
United Income Fund Shares.l
United Science Fund
1
Series
H-C7
10c
Series
H-DA
10c
4.81
1
a24.75
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.50
Inc
Fund
Fund of
Incorporated
Boston Inc—1
Income
Fund
f
5.35
—
—»"
2.74
8.21
7.51
1
9.09
1
incorporated Investors
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Foundation
4.90
8.60
Funds
Value
Line Income Fund
Value
Line
Inc
Wall Street
9.30
Washington
Investing Corp
Fund
16.68
6.25
6.83
1
5.30
5.79
cne
or
11.40
10.83
11.84
6.34
6.94
Whitehall Fund Inc
4.86
5.31
Wisconsin
100.1
4s
May
•
3.53
1
7.96
8.70
9.77
15
1960
100.15
100.19
4s
1961
100.16
100.20
Power
1990
5s
Ask
98'/a
98%
Bausch & Lomb Opt 4%s__1979
British
Petroleum
6s—1980-76
129
133
55
57
Wellington
Wellington
Equity
Fund
100
2%s
Burlington Industries 4'Ag.._1975
103
105
99.30
99.29
99.31
100.10
100.12
99.4
98.4
98.12
99.18
99.22
1%S
Oct,
99.30
Feb,
1,
99.12
1961
100.2
Financial
5%s__—1980
Pacific Ry 4s
Carrier
Corp
Central
Illinois
1969
4%8
1982
Light 47/as-1990
Chance Vought 5'As
1977
103'/a
104%
89'/a
91%
Fund
5s
l'/as
Aug. 15,
,
474s
April
88
90
100'A
100%
95
96
Chesapeake & Potomac Tel—
5s
2000
13.31
474%
8-
3-59
5-
2-60
100
100.2
—I
Inc
15.05
12.31
6.36
4.65s
5.375%
X5.89
9-
1-59
6-
1-60
100.1
100.4
5.25%
States
Gas
1980
Collins Radio 4%s
1980
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s—1972
Consol
Natural
Dayton
Rubber
Power
Gas
5s
Kate
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
Bate
Pacific
Phoenix
100%
98 »A
102%
101
Lgt 5s_1990
98 %
98%
& Sons—
103
102
117
1975
127
106
108
101%
—1977
Units—
3%s
90
5Vis
Public
Serv
129
93
197.1
of
1969
Okla
Sheraton Co of Am 5s
102%
?
100.11
90
89.24
102.10
102.6
103.2
102.30
i;
1965
—
100.12
4.40%
100.13
88.16
102.14
87.28
..
88.24
102.18
88.4
5s_l990
Sperry Rand 5%8
118
Textron Amer 5s
130
TT-nH«»ri.rnod
ww
Corp 5%g
Industries 4%s_
ww.
United States
Yield Price
Bid
April
21, 1960Aprll 28, 1960.
May 5. 1960
May 12, i960
May 19, 1960
May 26,
Bid
Ask
3-60
100.15
100.18
1-60
100.16
100.19
100.11
100.14
100
100.3
Due
4-60
10-
11-
3-
1-60
12-
1-60
4-
wi
4-60
1-
3-61
9,
1960
June
16,
78
June
22,
June
23,
100%
100%
.1967
110
114
.1982
121
.1971
92
1971
124
93
June
30,
99.858
99.777
99.712
99.646
99.673
Ask
July 28, 1960
August 4, 1960
August 11, I960
99.004
99.046
98.935
98.980
99.800
August
18,
1960
98.796
98.848
99.737
'I960
98.728
98.782
1,
1960
98.659.
8,
98.866
98.914
99.418
99.443
August 25,
September
September
September
September
22,
1960
98.452
98.517
99.350
99.386
September 29,
1960
98.360
99.349
99.377
October
6,
98.428
98.205
99.280
99.311
October
13,
1960
98.081
99.211
99.244
October
17,
1960
98.038
09.089
99.135
99.159
97.016
99.125
99.149
97.129
95.636
99.073
1960
80
99.924
99.844
i960
101%
Yield Price
Bid
99.977
99.914
1960
96%
Treasury Bills
Ask
99.971
I960..
2,
99.112
99.575
...
1960
July 7, 1960
July 14, 1960.
July 15. 1960
July 21, 1960
99.600
99.494
.
1960
99.531
1960__
98.590
15.
1960
98.521
98.716
98.649
98.583
1960
January 15, 1961
April 15, 1961—.
98.157
_
95.576
98.131
127'
.1970
90
1971
Wesvcoaal Trans 5 Vis
1-
2-1-60
100.16
June
"A
101%
'
Dated
•/
4.80%
100.9
June
98%
5Vis—-1993
5%s
Co
100.8
1-60
101%
98
1977
WW
Steel
93
101'A
ww—1963
5s
Telephone
72%
80
1970
5%8
80
71%
1975
5s
102%
1976
6s-.-_.1980
5s
78
99%
_2010
Corp 3%s
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
Acceptance
&
Petroleum
115%
5-60
1-60
9-
101'A
Northspan Uran
146
78-
1-59
%
99'A
Pipeline
Brass
102
1-59
2-59
12-
176
19R4
1981
National Can
114
5'/48_i.l977
Ferro
General. Port Cement
(M)
Mid-America
142
91.24
102.8
102.4
t
99.24
Ask
101%
5s._1990
J
113
1990
Duquesne Light 5s
Fla
1011-
5'As
ww
Power
Lowenstein
Pacific
1985
5VaS
of
Rubber 6s ww_1982
6s
113%
1980
5%s
Paso Natural Gas
101%
Producing
—
Telep
Hotel
Northern Ind Pub Ser 47/as_1990
101
,v
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
14.12
13.81
OrenT Tire&
Mueller
1,
92.24
92.16
1, 1964
Nov.- 15,. 1964
l'/as
95.26
91.16
,
1964.
99.24
99.12
V 99.20
Oct.
95.12
:
95.4
94.8
99.8
95.22
1963
4%s May 15, 1964
96.28
99.22
100.12
94
l'/as April 1, 1964
12.99
Bid
43/aS
Ask
99.18
100.4
•
May 15, 1963
l'/as Oct. 1, 1963
474s Nov. 15, 1963
99.10
99.20
...
;
4s
96.20
4s Feb.
l'/as April 1, 1962
,
l'/as April 1, .1963
99.6»
15, 1962
15, 1962..
Feb. .15,
1
Hilton
Louisiana
;
Oct. :1, 1962
3%s Nov. 15, 1962
Aug. 15, 1962
1
Fund
Bonds—
General
point
l'/as
5%%
Bid
a
Bid
15,
10.63
Security & Cc
ity
Conv. Debentures Issues
Bonds-
of
1962—
15,
Nov
5.20s
Recent
32nds
more
Maturity-
Feb.
3%s
f
3.23
1
Inc
10.42
lc
99.31
3%s May 15, 1961
4s Aug, 1, 1961
15.22
15.35
95.8
Mutual
Investors
lc
Intl Resources Fund Inc
Ask
1%S Oct. 1, 1960
1%S April 1, 1961
11.43
13.93
-»10c
Fund.lc
Growth
10.52
92.16
97.24
94.8
Treasury Notes. (Contirued)-
1960
May 15, 1960
3%s May 15, I9604%S Aug. 15, 1960
Special Situations
Fund Inc
May 15,
3%s
7.88
1
Ltd
Bid
Treasury Notes—
13.20
7.21
1
Canada
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Institutional
12.14
1
Value Line Fund Inc
9.93
.>
Fund
United
Continental
91.16
96.24
,
4%s Feb, 15, 1972-1967—
3%s Sept. 15, 1972
474 s
Fund ..1
19.32
19.07
105.16
4%8
Inc—
Funds
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Hamilton Funds Inc—
4s
International
&
104.16
Certificates of Indebtedness—
10.50
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
12.67
Century Growth Inv.
Twentieth
lc
11.72:
7.87
Fund
1972
Figures after decimal point represent
9.61
Growth
10,
Maturity—
l
Inc
Feb.
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and
Notes
a27.58
1
Fund
lc
34.88
5%s
a35.19
Inc.l
Television-Electronics Fund
lc
Utilities
Inc
•
J
i.
Fund
Sterling Investment
Equipment shares
shares
I
Fund
Railroad Stock shares
shares
Fund
B)
'
lc
Machinery
(Edison
6.95
General
(N
7%
79%
Insi_10
Standard
•
7.78
El
Ins
56
52
2
10
Life
58
43
52
10
Guaranty Co (N Y)
37%
6%
39
5
Marine
&
63%
54%
1
Owners
Philadelphia
shs—lc
Duke
Fire
24 Va
34%
10
preferred
48%
58
5
$6.50
10
.
5%
;
21
1
Amer
Springfield
Square Mutual Fund
Peoples Securities Corp
shares—lc
6s
of
20%
16.80
shares
Industrial
Coastal
Ins
24 Va
4%
45%
6.25
Seaboard Surety Co
CFla)
12.67
(Tlie> Stock Fund-lc
Institutional
Canadian
Life
1
Marine
&
87%
22%
Corp (N Y)
2
Republic Insurance (Texas)
10
Republic Natl Life Insurance
2
34%
54%
84
Reinsurance
78
24%
50%
5
46%
Co
x23
10
19%
—_—1
*
T
62
5
5
43 %
1
Fully Administered shares—lc
I
57%
10
Co
5
Inc
*
C
13%
61
48%
65%
Providence-Washington
Fire
38%
45%
10
Paul
32%
36%
10
4
•
50%
52%
12%
Y
Co
(Jacksonville Fla)-2%
Fund
shares
Alabama
of N
'
12%
2.50
F)
Insurance
Puritan
7.11
Ins
Indemnity
■
30
2.50
Security Ins (New Haven)__
Security Life & Trust Co
1.98
lc
49
3.33%
71 %
1.82
»
i
:
83%
9.86
6.86
Inst
Home
-1
Penu
Price
9.47
Income
Insurance
*
Pioneer
6.25
Haydock
Northeastern
67
&
5 '/as
Pine Street Fund Inc—.——50c
6.48
Chemical
»
North
161
9.29
1
Chemistry
Electronics
3.11
8.64
Tobacco
356
153
River
47%
5
Co
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
Quaker City Life Ins <Pa)
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Capital Fund
Nucleonics
6.24
Electrical Equip Shares—lc
Building
Shares
lc
Capital Growth Fund
lc
RR
1
Fund—
of Canada Ltd
2.82
—1
2
38 Va
10
.
Ins
79
8.63
5.67
Aviation-Electrouics—
Railroad
York
50%
American
Life
Hartford
10.97
Securities—
General
Great
13.63
;
Food
Casualty
Hampshire Fire
21%
39%
36
5
4
6.40
7.90
12.61
2.43
A
New
Fire
20
37
5
class
(D C)_1.50
8.51
5.86
10.70
11.48
Fire
Corp
Amsterdam
61%
4.13
7.79
Series
____X
2.22
144
113
1
com
342
21 %
Over-The-Counter
10.56
Union
AA
47
—
9.00
shares
National
Inc
20
1
Insurance
Employ Life Ins
1
Automobile
35%
Line
57
109
5
Reinsurance Corp
1
Capital Corp
General Investors Trust
Common
3.78
1
lc
Inc
Nationwide
New
14 V«
6.16
1
Stock
Preierred
Income Series
lc
General
"
11.31
5.64
1
Dividend Series
10.35
1
Series
Oppenheimer Fund
Custodian Funds Inc—
Fundamental Investors
Group
1
Series
Balanced
18.65
•
series
18
42
34%
137
5
Fund
Life
Jefferson
16.40
1
series
22%
16%
4
14.66
Series—
15.17
6.05
Futures
13.56
1
Corp
Securities
17.25
4.65
Preferred stock
3.51
1
10c
Inc
20%
v
12%
10
Phoenix
21.04
1
5.54
Common stock
3.23
19.45
Inc
4.25
Franklin
1
interest
One William Street Fund
Florida Growth Fund Inc
Fund
Old
'
38
32%
10
55%
Co
Shares
Trust
Wide Securities Co Inc.l
beneficial
13.83
Financial Industrial Fund Iuc_l
Mutual
Natl
42%
.——5
1
Founders Mutual Fund
60%
4%
36%
_10
.
52%
Insp
5
_
56
33%
(Bait)
Accident Ins
&
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
al3.52
12.32
1
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc
Florida
1
13.15
Slock Series -——_____——1
3.15
15.47
1
Fund
Mutual
Bond
2.87
Energy
Inc—1
Mutual Shares Corp
9.48
14.23
Life
Life
40%
Insurance
4%
39%
4
Fire
Natl
37%
Hanover
15.89
10.26
8.65
Fund
National
44%
Northern
Gulf
9.35
National
Fund
Balanced
Monument
9%
8%
Manufacturers
Pacific
Gov
8.51
Fund
National Investors
23.00
7.78
14.70
of
22.11
Stock
3%
3%
41
Co———5
Inc
Glens Falls
22.50
12.03
10.62
20.30
20.81
Inc
Nation
Shares—
interest—1
1
74%
Howard—
&
&
241
34
Fire Assurance—12.50
Merchants
5
Globe & Republic Ins Co
Government Employees Ins
15.36
Mutual Income Foundation Fd_l
12.39
.
14.21
lc
10.69
2.50
Merchants
10
Co_
1
3%
69%
General
13.92
Automation
Missiles-Jets &
9.69
Inc
28
3%
New
Life
Casualty
(DC)
Fund
Minnesota
9.72
Shares
Fund
Dreyfus
beneficial
1
E
Series
Dividend
Mass
26%
1
49 %
65%
Life Fund—
Massachusetts
Units of
2.34
12.88
_33Vhc
Fund -1
Investment
Diversified
70
44
66
Franklin
Stock
Inc
Inc—1
Fund
Diversified
15.65
15.49
1
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
Diver
7.80
7.13
1
Fund
General
Inc
17%
57%
232
Casualty
__l
Bonding——_5
Indemnity & Life Ins
5
61%
Fireman's
Trust
int_33VaC
GrowLh
Mutual Investment
1
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc,
Delaware
Investors
Investors
Mass
:
beneficial
of
shares
Fund
22.69
20.84
.
—
Crown Western Investment Inc
shares
Massachusetts
Fund
18.59
Amer Life Ins Co
18%
16%
53%
10
Massachusetts
—2
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
2.01
10.20
Loyal
59
17%
10
];
25%
55%
Maryland
5
Assurance
Forster
&
Federal
2.27
——.lc
1
Inc
9%
Va
Ask
23%
1 0
of
Life
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)——1.25
Employers Group Assoc
*
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
3.60
Petroleum
8.88
Inc
shares—lc
Paper shares
9.38
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
13%
Inc
Co
National
—10
Cruin
3.03
13.01
1
Fund
lc,
136
—.1
...
Composite Fund
6.76
15,000
Composite Bond & Stock
Concord
18.68
6.20
10.09
Commonwealth Stock Fund—-1
Fund Inc
17.09
Continental
Lincoln
8%
1
Co
—
Connecticut
Life
12%
(N J):—2
Life
Inc—1
11.90
.—41
Investment
Ins
Standard
Continental
12%
18
Bid
•>
3
10
Inc —1
128
Income
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
...
Commonwealth Life Ins
\ Co (Ky)
14.300
1
11
16%
5
Shippers
12.29
shares
Inc
Fund
Insurance
Tenn
of
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y
9.56
14.85
—100
1
Companies
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)__5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)—2
Life & Casualty Ins Co
5
14.93
Managed Funds—
8.84
Corp__100
Life
9.67
8.83
13.59
50c
Securities
Christiana
45%
(Galveston)
Natl Life
Beneficial
a24.80
1
7%
preferred
Colonial Energy Shares
&
Bankers
al4.49
1
Inc
Bankers
Ins
16
Mutual Fund—*
Sayles
42
Re-insurance
11.24
of Can—1
Fund
Loomis-Suyles
Looniis
Boston
of
10.38
9.50
Nat
13.66
15 V*
1
Fund
Fund
Stk Fund
Insurance
30%
(Wash D C)..-l
1
Mercury
American
25c
1
Venture
Life Insurance Investors
85%
29
Corp
Boston Insurance
Inc
Trust
Lexington
Life
Fund——
Stock
Fund
Lazard
Lexington
Shares &
Ins
Fund
6.79
—
82%
(Newark N J)— 2%
Amer
6.69
6.20
Knickerbocker
Shares Trust
Century
Chase
6.10
Growth Fund—1
Knickerbocker
13.68
5
Assurance
Investors
Amer
12.56
11.51
Keystone Fund of Canada L(.d_l
Fund
1
18.14
-A-l,
Ltd
American
14.11
13.22
____
Amer Ins Co
20.24
13.04
12.48
Canadian International Growth
9.84
15.65
18.55
77%
Insurance
Home
Par
85%
74'A
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
Heritage Life Ins—
Fla)„
i—1
American
Ask
81%
(Jacksonville
14.44
12.23
;
;
9.01
,14.34
Bid
10
—10
Co—.
American
Amer
13.82
16.78
(1954)
10.33
13.33
1
1
California Fund Inc—„—
17.17
9.46
12.67
50c
——
23.28
15.73
Stks)_l
Priced Coin
1
_
Investment
Fund
K-2
1
Inc—
Fund
K-I
S-2
—
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund
9.02
25.10
21.33
Life
Surety
&
Agricultural Insurance Co
10
American Equitable
Assur
5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred
:—5
a24.49
1
(Medium Grade Bonds)-1
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
(Discount Bonds)
1
(Income Pt'd Stocks)—1
(Speculative Pfd Slks)—1
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
(Income Com Stocks)—1
(Speculative Com Stk) _1
(ex-3-for-l
New
12.73
Insurance
Aetna
32.73
Casualty
Aetna
12.22
11.71
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)
»
Aetna
10.72
31.79
Mutual Fund—1
(The)
Johnston
9.81
of Boston—1
Trust
Par
Ask
11.18
America—
of
Co
Investment
Fund..—1
&
2.30
7.17
American Business Shares
Amer
2.09
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
1.25
Inc
Fund
American
Bid
Par
April 14)
90
93
.1988
64
87%
:
93
Nei
New
York
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
Stock
a8set value' bBid yleId
Exchange.
t New
stock,
x
PrIce- d Ex-rights
k Admitted t: luting on the
Ex-dlvidend. wi When issued,
y Ex-stock dividend.
'
5943
191 .Number
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
(1709)
45
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Complete and exact details
the foregoing will appear in
clearings this week wil1 show an increase cornd with a year ago,/ Preliminary figures compiled by
based on telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
nk
5
Jja
•i
and
455 in the
was
$15,339,990,625 $13,590,467,362
Boston
Francisco
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
"•
———*"""
1st
0.5
+
506,294,632
—
5.9
423,200,000
—
2.9
i
—
6.6
508,927,803
—
6.8
665,070,344
—
2.8
424,021,447 —21.9
2nd
New
4.4
$21,137,234,563 $20,248,860,926
days_~~^
f 4,851,258,405
7.4;
5,238,573,245
...
'
-day-i
one
—»>•>.*
/
—Month/of March—
•
/ "•
Stocks—
I960
Bonds—
$26,535,140,823 + 1.6
9
3rd
Philadelphia
11
Cleveland
19,359,500
20,674,800
2,000
6,843,800
6,784,000
U. S. Government-.
Richmond
The volume of transactions in share
New York Stock
properties
the
on
Exchange for the two months of 1957
to 1960 is indicated in the following:
-
,,
7th
Chicago
/I
1959
Three
Months.
The
course
190,180,939
of bank
.
48,160,955
CLEARINGS
1000,000
Outside
York
New
for
1960
Dallas
156,178
4,843
4,229
5,449
14,134
13,699
12,456
—Month
5,482
4,718
4,803
16,567
15,542
14,244
3,439
3,046
2,8 1 7
3,325
9,868
8,716
8,737
9,875
3,426
3,249
2,943
2,977
9,812
.
9,210
8,658
3,477
3,171
2,808
2,814
9,925
,
8,994
8,354 '
8,812
8,383
2,576
2,20 7
2,451
8,233
6,826
7,342
1,914
1,945
7,038
5.883
5,896
5,683
6,141
5,208
St.
1960
-
7,375
—
2,387
2,377
2,147
.
City
2,131
1,876
2,065
6,131
5,858
2,072
2,185
1,779
1,723
-
6,104
6,140
5,354
1,500
1,546 ''
5,241
•«. 4,917
4,581
.
-
6,793
•
■
-
LOUts.-..
1,763
1,723
Minneapolis.
.Houston
2,080
2,083
1.7361'
1,647
6,011
5,829
5,110
4,752
4,936
1,933
1,879
1,633'
1,779
5,545
5,229
4,740
5,353
1,939
1 867
1732
1,645
5,565
5,248
5,145
4,899
1,728
1,711
1,553
1,604
4,939
4,828
4,497
4,685
1,379
1,334
bl49
1,221
4,020
3,789
3,490
3,701
l.oil
1,047
826
815
2,991
2,991
2,489
2,494
...
Atlanta
....
Baltimore
..
ww*}
Richmond
•
.
uousyille.
901
912
;
1,251
7,7 *
PrSnJ
1,009
1,356
1,004
31
Other
634
'
609
efnaf 118,477 108,053
OutsidPANvn 1c^'874
04,134.
*0
We
-
584,798,537
cities
.
11,809,846,980
entire
Reserve
now
2,421
1st
of
March—
+4
'
Reserve
2nd
.
'+
2,437
3,344
2,366
.2,721
2,498
——.
Atlanta
Chicago
St.
9th
3,221 179,722
6.932,881.601
'+
8.1
5,621,680,737
10,810,656,851
+
6.6
9,480,111,208
3,330,582,940
+
2.0
2,869,345,236
3,173,580,088
4,574,371,995
5,031,555,726
4,969,496,756
7,076,925,565
'
ci
ci
5,669,765,778
5,746 ,276,219
125,874,131,773
116.885,869,529
+
7.7
108,313,572,170
107,178,839,101
64,134,466,797
Total
8.3
cities
—
61,372,559,743
+
4.5
53,367,808,896
55,909,739,275
York City
We append
another table showing clearings by Federal Reserve
,.
•■
•A
;] I
1960
Federal Reserve Districts
■1st
14 cities
ci
+——15
,4th Cleveland
—-———
;j'
15
ci
6th
St.
"r
r
ii
7
ci
16
14
11
Minneapolis
9th
Kansas City
10th
11th Dallas
ci
ci
20,276,778,222
19,360, 077,704
9,445 ,824,699
16,980 584,923
■9,518, 074,551
16,953, 711,034
28,869 ,583,045
/; 30,005, 116,873
+
102,025,256,873
125,874,131,773
116,885,869,529
+
358,571,595,714
337,516,495,712
+
/
6.2
23,762
174,785
160,665
167,719
Montn or Marcn
/:
1959
$
$
Month—
Total
1st
Quarter
each city for the month of
+
16,771,313
11,631,442
7,522,232
35,007,451
V. 3,426,715,791
114
+
+
-Clearings Outside New York
—
+
64,134,466,797
,
3.963.760.838
3,963,760,838
■
,
,
1959
•
•$
5.8
4,280,465
3,995,721
+
$
Dec. %
+
7,537,791
—
7.1'.
1957
1958
Inc. or
,
/
4.4
7,689,695
632,295,010
3,671,008
5,923,268
577,305,128
15.7
7,209,224
+
' 6.5
776,326,172
691,712,391
+
12.2
+
8.0
3,610.985
3,449,056
+
4.7
13.3
1,609,839
1 +
11.5
;
2,764,941
+
4.2
14,042,759
189,620,157
6.1
+
14.0
14,746,771
12,103,722
+
164,723,619
21.8
575,898.107
+ 21.0
68.439,622
45,860,324
696,579,345
5.7
.
.
.
64,152,500
..
;
521,055,600
464,177,500
44,830,750
39,774,670
12,147,668,039
11,297,239,527
7.1
7.1
J
.
]
10,175,747
51,347,812
•>+49.2
*
+
3.3."
1,569,384
3,884,655
15,247,154
13,237,542
42,582,846
24,205,924
-v
24,293,845
"
25,934,253
37,152,300
3,799,703
33,597,900
26,691,900
44,436,200
3,238,063
+
17.3
2,718,260
,.2,623,769
+12.7
7.5
964,779,352
848,557,531
+
13.7
].„ .722,729,631
4.6
-
—17.1
77,358,300
6.0
+ 16.3
1,795.047
26,780,742
+
'306,599,643
320,810,960
9.3
—
$
2,943,732
2,690,508
+
—16.1
+
+
1960
'/
+
+
*
+
1960
.
3,863,783
100,224,704
.**
48,039,645
81,011,635
■•> /
%
15,654,688
109,546,607
4.246.633.406
4,246,633,406
Inc. or
me. m*
Dec.
4,027,739
.255,724,886
cities)
-
$
16,610,582
12.4
s<r
-Week Ended April 9
4.6
32.5
+'6.4
■
,a^d for vveek -ended. April 9 for 4
6.7
+
+
174,785,930,279
10.0
+
:
61,372,559,743
185,904,372,769
+
+
13,558,952
+12.3
+ ' 4.5
+
.,48,028,121
.
3.0
53,127,642,757
+
65,081,423
.26,492,900
166,556,100
+
60,285,727,779
62,108,785,252
59,661/120,720
0.9
12.9
44,294.393
-
+
'
Dec. %
31-
A
Inc. or
1959
1960
Inc. or
20,966,877
58,851,606
193,049,173
.
167,719,216,028
21,929,621
66,141,428
'
160,665,603,513
48,738,193\
202,258,628
187,854,978
68,760,026
,
313,971,380,635
6.4
1.8
—
,
316,844,486,373
14.1
7,663,744
14,496,155
*
.: 17,110, 783,862
6.2
.
.1,485,100
3,290,363
13.4
15,767,677
'■ 8.4
+
33,997,815
+
22,226,000
7,553, 236,619
13,118. 114,897
.12,517 360,185
16,923 ,306,374
9,210,323,106
44,454,178
29,997,697
10,260,208
176,493,300
9,058, 138,666
11,418, 383,235
Dec. %
March and since Jan. 1 for 2 years
"""iqw'
1959
.
9,812,913,384
9.4
.
to March
\
50,823,932
93,694,212
5.5
+
»
1
A
/'/■■■/"
15.2
28.2
+
16,543,156
Total
1960
Inc. or
Dec. %
15,441,722
27,305.456
3,249,443,412
15,335,283
17,782,097
+
-
Clearings, Total All
Jan.
1960
-
■
'
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
detailed statement showing the figures for
TTTT
4.1
151,969, 154,54,6
17,092, 883,347
months for two years:
compilation covers the years as by
313,971
185,904
0.2
■
7,9i5 ,725,334
11,843 261,185
+
7.7
March
23,337
316,844
8,777 856,921
174,785,930,279
118,605,369,310
The following
'
2.6
r
115,201,787,449
York City
8.7
+
337,516,495,712
117,495,676,492
1,711
290,209
New
v
:
+
18,701,774,363
•
February
1,618
293.507
Outside
8.9
7.2
185,904.372,769
Total
1.8
+
;■-'■■
+
358,571;595,714
175 cities
18,151 ,270,124
14,104,521,183
14,689,297,458
ci
18
Francisco
12th San
i' 13,440 ,016,795
8.2
8,937,957,557
12,909,400,230
9,171,426,239
12,940,867,764
10,813 705,301
6.2
9,522,403,767
A
1957
■'/■
3.4
30,762,346,253
33,428,072,140
10,205,757,633
/
31
Louis
-
+
.
10,245,601,673
10,428,473,547
20,240,951,656
*
+
18,583,629,773
]\
16
Chicago
8th
i
Atlanta
7th
"
8
Richmond
5th
f
$
:Ai,' +
7.5
.+
11,297,239,527
14,802,064,958
19,352,214,238
'•Wh
v
10,560, 722,328
161,418, 974,460
168,297,342,190
V'{.J
1958
Dec. %
;%
*
15,305,475,425
20,937,87,7,171
V
Three Months
Three Months
Inc. or
12,147,668,039
178,798,950,370
ii
10
York .»i
New
3rd Philadelphia
$
$
Boston
2nd
Districts in the three months for four years:
1959
,
January
]-769
1,828
-
*
Three Months
Three Months
1,638
Hampshire—Manchester^
4,330 ,224,482
+
$
HaSand^r,ovl^ence-----~-I
3,823 ,280,318
4,168,197,763
'
6,535,231,873
ci
18
Francisco
1959
waterbury
3,920,920,552
''
1.2
$
.
2,674,871,052
-
+
1960
—
9,949 866,184
2,914 414,760
*
2.6
—
5,690 837,684
r.
2,516 771,562
0.4
+
3,185.404,304
-4,457,445,795
16
11
_
_
New
4 6,458 864,674
-3,211,793,714
3,395,809,628
14
-
-
5,780, 515,855
5,938,931,707
0.1
••
7
-—__
4,553,029,015
4.9
*
l::_.
'
Louis
2.2
+
if
31
-
3,629, 575,931
53,117, 031,790
-3,572,006,034
56,632,919,374
7.1
11,528.198,047
•#
16
_
$4
$
Dec. %
+
1957
1958
Inc. or A
3,596,236,423
6,416,048,462
ci
8
1,677
r
,
11.2
1,784
1,992
337,516
Haven
larger by 1.2%, and- in
8.3%, :
-
+
1,733 f >
•.
are
+
1,740
-
totals
.+
1,960
1,668
1,709
Worcester
6.6%; the
smaller by 2.6%, but in the Dallas
are
District the
First Federal
Reserve District—Boston-
r
-
6,864,747,790
2,095/
1,970
;
9,888,692,139
7.3
5,223,866,254
" 2,643
—-
20,196,385,077
10,352,028,164
20,037,334,838
.
2.0%, and the Minneapolis
District of 0.4%. In the Kansas City Reserve*
57,427,289,259
2,159
1,876
1,782
Rolyoke
1,166,017,820
1,125,225,920
5,341,039,807
7,198,039,307
ci
ci
15
2,278
" 2,539
——-
570,250,756
480,631,759
3,599,138,065
15 v;
-
Richmond
7th
-
2,211
*
/. 25,753
","°.^dan80r
.'•]„■•'
•-
3,963,760,838
4,246,633.406
63,881,060,522
44
10
York
New
cities
14
_
2,234
2,673
.
.
459,803,320
/
„•
+10.1
$
3,345
\ 2,401
2,703
1,919
2,428
1,814
1,722
y.» A,823
"
519,894,094
-598,212,211
•
7.6
+
1959
/;/;-:/>
$
2,718
3,778
2,658
3,104
311,763
*
.
1,433,073,482
.V;
627,319,216
525,105,571
*
the San Francisco Reserve District by
3,995
2,936
3,325
27,393
Oearingsat—
-697,727,410
•1,181,461,385
'v/'"'v'/
•
//
2,797
. 539
623 ,
1,881
100,727, 99,410
331,178
our
*1,260,371,389
~
1,164,136,271
1,504,109,159
589,274,235
+ ' 7.4
:•■;/
■
Boston
2,473
2,650
,
358,571
add
--722,129,216
,
•
District the totals
2,828
•.-
.
St. Louis Reserve District of
878
53,367;,. 55,909
-1,218,300,721
-
District has to its credit an increase of
serve
2,870
1-941
-
10,241,738,649
-t
.4.9%; in the Richmond Reserve District of 0.1%, and in
the Atlanta Reserve District of 8.1%. The Chicago Re¬
2,611
-
:
V"
'
23,257,236,455
11,004,340,430
;
3,549
7-586
7.2
4.5
7.7
1,292,799,325
..
2,739
7.768
61,372
+
+
.
544,636,725
.
A. 1,390,479,144
901
2-211
8,832
10,490,627,190
*1,044,214,547
1,096,979,044
*
:
796
116-885 108,313 ,,107,1-78
'
Tr»ta]
V
+- 2.9; v
+10.0:
..
720,051,934
849
968
■
:
■;':/.+ 7.6
603,753,239
;/.
862
.
303 ".1,077
1,111
Birminl'"
914' " 798
816 Omaha
1,116
1 -049 *• 921*
911
Denver
""
779
798 7 666 7 662
St
po.,,""
9«4 " 934 i'...-' 889
826
Memnhii ''"
786
774
665
604
Buffalo
" 1
687
655
540
536
Washing™'
1 673
637 '
561
601 r.;■
Milwaukee
' : So
607 * 613 - . 576
Nashvihe
'
?
675
592
491
Tot
1
630.650.066
795
.
1,003
-
;
'
Smhi
1,547,509,213 +
V 663,536,706
1960
146,252
16,087
14,444
,
J'
/
711.240.065
44
Federal Reserve Districts
1957
1958
162,730
.
v
1 to Mar. 31
1959
172,667
..
Pittsburgh
Kansas
Jan.
1957
.....
1,665,878,356
11.2%; in the Boston Reserve District of 7.1%,
and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 2.2%. In the
Cleveland Reserve District the totals record a gain of
Outside
51,269
.
r
\
•]:•-'
$
794,386,919
MARCH
1958
Fran...
Cleveland
IN
5,709
....
San
CITIES
2,791
Boston
*;
of
31
March
54,945
....
1957
...
722,729,631
-Ar
-•
1
764,205,992
*
City
the
San
4,941
Detroit
i
••"
+13,0,
1,274,197,208
aggregate of clearings having
Dallas
1959
....
r"
;
/
1,401,875,476
44
108
Minneapolis
Kansas City
55,513
Philadelphia
Chicago
-:';/,/
,.
+ 5.2
: /■■-'+/ 7.9'
1,057,650,050
1,306,871,996
body of clearings houses of 7.7%,
been $125,814,131,773 and the 1959 aggregate $116,885,869,529. In the
New York Reserve District the totals show an improve¬
crease
11th
61,739
..
/
>
We also furnish now, a summary of the clearings for
month of March. For that month there was an in¬
121,387,664
1960
York
V 12,633,466,536
'
the
136,744,324
Month of March
Omitted)
New
+13.7
.-/■■'.
.$
%
'
44
Total
8th
LEADING
FOR
s
,
.
6
37,575,141
35,651,568
in each of the last four years is shown below:
BANK
-
.
.„.1958
Inc. orDec.
848,557,531
664,367,702
40,197,732
46,675,236
three months ended
the
V
;
••
786,230,154
Francisco
San
clearings for leading cities for the
month of March and
.
44
Dallas
11th
1959
i
+•:>/
964,779,352
14,275,648,333
...
City
231,496,751
65,715,223
...
.
CLEARINGS
44
12th
March
District of 7.6%.
serve
BANK
1,112,216,479
<1
7
65,793,447
82,449,890
60,533,354
Reserve
4«
4
Minneapolis
Kansas
10th
February
St.
'
17
;
5th
1957
1958
49,871,356
83,253,414
OF
(1
6
St. Louis
9th
'•V
10
j
6th
1960 /
63,932,362
;
3rd Philadelphia
4 th Cleveland
.
Number of Shares
January
the
1,000
-—
—
::::::
Atlanta
$132,040,000 $150,584,800 $364,771,500 $421,194,300
bonds
Total
4,000
———
government
District the
Louis Reserve District of 7.2% and the
District of 4.5%. In j the Kansas
City Reserve District the totals record a decrease of
7.7% but in the Dallas Reserve District the totals regis¬
ter an increase-of 7.4% and in the San Francisco Re¬
1,410,696,488
5th
ment
Bank
International
Foreign
j#
1959
231,496,751
misc... $125,256,000 $143,741,000 $345,410,000 $400,514,500
&
Railroad
1960/,
190,180,939
82,449,890
-
...
Re¬
in the Boston
larger by 7.9%, in the Richmond Reserve Dis¬
Minneapolis
,
ii
6th
the
™—Three Months
.IS59]
:
65,715,223
Number of shares..
are
of 13.0%,
and in the Philadelphia Reserve
the Cleveland Reserve
5.2%. In
by
7.6%,
25,598,860,152
detailed statement of transactions on
York Stock Exchange is. appended. The results
March and the three months of 1960 and 1959 follow:
i..'
.
2.0
Our usual monthly
Description—
York
7.4
the New
for
in
Districts,
'
$25,487,434,171.
- 1,047,706,652
970,251,681.
i26,958,744,649
!
Totaball Cities
cities
,
cities, * five -days'—. /$25,988,492,908
all
Tdtal
12
4th
10th
;
Reserve
2.9% and in the Atlanta Reserve District of
10.0%. The Chicago Reserve District enjoys a gain^'of
trict
1960
;
12th
All cities,
SUMMARY
Boston
8th
—
cities,, five
a
9—
.
814,763,667
.331,151,517
cities, five days-:;—---—
Other,
having registered
$
761,065,000
474,071,042
#■: 646,512,795
totals
city there
the-bank clearings at this
gain of 12.5. We group the
7.3%,
Federal Reserve Districts
y
476,521,485
—^--7—r.
Baltimore
Ten
783,059,749
787,322,301
+
———
———
Ban
of
1,161,000,000 —25.5
410,800,000
----
City
Louis
week
Federal
"
1,372,055,922 —23.9
865,000,000
—————r~-
District of
give the final
previous—the week
+12.9
1,044,799,798
Kansas
Bt,
the
District of 13.7%
serve
week in 1959. Outside of this
same
increase
an
Week Ended April
"
Chicago
Philadelphia
of
the
to
an] expansion
show
totals
able to
are
we
according
which they are located and from this it appears that in
the New York Reserve District (including this city) the
%
—t
York
New
cities
by
April 9. For that week there was an increase of
10.1%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $25,598,860,152 against $23,257,236,-
center
1959
I960
complete results
*
,
covered
ended
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Ended April 16—
Week
week
statement, however, which
present further below
we
comparative summary for the week follows:
9%. Our
the
time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above, the
last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
In the elaborate detailed
indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
16 clearings from all cities of the United States
Apn
which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will
fr0Il6% above those for the corresponding week last
Our preliminary
totals stand at $26,958,744,649
year'st $26,535,140,823 for the same week in 1959. At
this1 center there is a gain for the week ending Friday of
country,
12
for
our issue of next week. We
cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week lends
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at
+ 12.3
"
+
+10.6
.
..
....
,
794,386,919
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1710)
-Month
of
MarchInc. or
.
.
Monday, April 18, 1960
-Week Ended April 9-
31Dec.
$
ft
3959
Inc. or
1958
$
1960
Inc. or
1959
1960
Dec. ft
$
Clearings at—
to March
-Jan, 1
1959
I960
.
Dec. ft
$
+ 258.1
1957
Second Federal Reserve District—New York
Raw
310,484,819
637,068,315
13,131,122
13,705,600
Syracuse
1,782,919,689
38,557,245
39,683,171
32.7
75,184,867
20,993,107
+ 10.5
574,665,979
1,970,213,873
4.2
151,598,039
123,488,705
+ 22.8
2.8
3,227,539
2,483,169
+ 30.0
+
—
18,047,360
109,343,043
2,524,933
15,900,276
15,032,594
+
5.8
47,350,349
42,610,954
+
11.1
3,875,607
3,419,447
+ 13.3
+
11.2
172,667,222,945
162.730,565.433
+
6.1
13,789,213,166
10,148,642,699
+
7.1
644,259,252
598,347,714
7.7
49,945,820
12,252,896,025
42,060,490
+ 12.5
209,066,709
+ 18.7
33,199,514
124,345,716
112.992,043
+ 10.0
383,653,251
353,574,885
8.5
28,770,914
26,064,607
+ 10.4
22,384,535
26,691,218
4.5
78.902,354
8.0
27,887,780
Utica
Connecticut—Stamford
New Jersey—Newark
+
85,250,758
(a)
(a)
.
(a)
(a)
(a)
(a)
9,844,356,913
39,661,768
23,955,299
(a)
25.437,818
344,457,735
4.6
1,007,400,945
962,703,778
4~6
80,414,032
75,198,974
+
6,9
74,566,749
392,671,700
3.8
1,192,676,838
1,133,368,233
5.2
93,418,349
86,862,012
+
7.5
78,180,247
74,163,185
77,913,497
63,881,060,522
cities)
329,315,823
407,591.863
—
Northern New Jersey.
(10
25,056,818
125,506,768
2,560,943
3.125,640
3,738,110
55,513,309,786
223,930,460
.
—
Total
762,364,914
5.7
+
—
61,739,664,976
Jamestown
New York-
Rochester
+ 75.0
177,435,471
673,665,775
York—Albany-
Buffalo
Elmlra
57,427,289,259
+ 11.2
178,798,950,370
168,297,342,190
6.2
14,275,648,333
12,633,466,536
+ 13.0
10,490,627,190
10,241,738,649
+
I
Third Federal Reserve
District—Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
'
1.1
—
—
10,128.866
+
18 .556,941
24,275,704
—23.6
1,195,685
2,097,202
7.6
22 ,149,930
25,281.826
—12.4
1,972,521
1,149,264
3.5
7,497,403
.8,806,190
10,487,260
Chester
5,389.513
v>> 8,134,322
Bethlehem
31 ,338,713
28,759,637
9.0
*2,200,000
2,440,348
+
Harrisburg
50,196.377
43,218,213
+ 16.1
145 798,135
124,775,880
Lancaster
22.948,918
20,697,205
+ 10.9
65 369,134
60,119,606
+
8.7
8,318,204
7,089,025
+ 17.3
23 454,450
19,616,450
+
4,843,000,000
2.0
14,134, 000,000
13,699,000,000
+
3.2
+ 22.6
64, 458,761
56,970,291
+
13.1
1.7
99 939,647
95,904,551
+
48
,063,707
53,398,844
88,639,329
1,671,596
1,882,421
9.8
2,219.391
2,062,318
2,056,317
+ 71.6
2,455,899
19.6
4,941,000,000
—43.0
—
Lebanon
Philadelphia
Reading
+
24.148.102
19,693,800
Scranton
34,637,094
34,061,379
Wilkes-Barre—
16.200,968
18,109.481
Yom
30.881.103
31,255,886
1.2
93, 981,730
2.937.366
2,698.723
+
8.8
7. 590,703
Du
Bois
Hazleton
—
5,833,903
3,397,264
1,031,000,000
5,219,826
6,569,313
6.0
7,360,603
7,501,426
+
3,872,835
4,598,741
5.0
971,000,000
1,150,000,000
+
+ 30.1
4,486,594
3,571,953
.
3,823,843
6.4
5,936,810
6,204.714
6.4
—
—
4,162,413
7,071,791
4,637,486
6,674,558
1.9
—
9.1
+
7,023.936
+
10.2
23. 556,176
21,147,725
106,526,270
+
2.9
328, 145,046
300,234,641
+
9.3
25,630,281
23,676,674
68,380,314
64,059,877
+
6.7
199, 072,352
196,985,822
+
1.1
21,034,347
19,868,304
5,341,039,807
Total (15 cities).
:
7,019,950
*4,200,000
7.737.367
Jersey—Trenton-
'
4,013,024
4.2
—10.0
6,954,652
+ 71.7
982,000,000
109,642,899
Delaware—Wilmington
New
+
—10.5
+ 16.8
5,223,866,254
+
2.2
15.305.475,425
14,802,064,958
+
3.4
1.112,216,479
1,057,650,050
+ 11.4
+
*
""
•
8.3
19,332,128
17,453,369
+
5.9
23,656,283
18,170,402
1,044,214,547
1,218,300,721
5.2
+
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
Ohio—Canton.
63.822,036
—
Lorain
Mansfield
187.410,575
166,235,564
+
6.7
11.798,067
3.3
13,202,444
"4,020,748,527
3,789,410,117
+
6.1
276,112,088
270,840,385
+
1.9
225,533,559
+
8.4
8,233,070,935
7,375,305,124
+
11.6
571,541,526
501,337,181
+ 14.0
427,047,554
287, 247,300
+
8.8
260,455,133
492,508,040
892,978,900
797,372,200
+
12.0
65,356,900
74,049,700
—11.7
53,710,100
15, 370,616
+
46.4
52,579,500
60,651,514
48,366,852
+•25.4
8,150,659
Hamilton
4.3
+
2,576, 694.052
22,502,967
Columbus
+
1,334. 785,858
312,385,100
.
Cleveland
61 ,193.833
1,379,233,953
2.791.923,457
-Cincinnati
7, 060,016
+
15.4
22,477,560
19,336,573
+ 16.2
58, 559,620
+
59,383,073
12.7
+
13,962,750
13,080,372
1.4
171,802,280
164,103,696
+
4.7
14,145,134
11,824,225
+ 19.6
Youngstown
66,013,010
9,604,173
61, 500,583
7.3
9,412.953
196,728,503
175,518,179
+
12.1
14,319,040
13,327,996
+
7.4
Newark
56,794,672
11,893,831
53, 153,030
6.9
14,266,289
161,208,211
144,840,835
+
11.3
171.007,233
165. 765,511
3.2
455,259,050
422,412,137
+
7.8
357,391,760
417,947,030
1,410,696,488
1,306,871,996
+
7.9
1,096,979,044
1,260,371,389
Toledo
495,752,945
469,496,253
+
2,147.413.041
2,131, 634,368
0.7
6,131.266,680
5,858,038,692
+
4.7
Erie..
42,536,949
39, 040,407
9.0
121,481.942
107,968,831
+
12.5
Oil City
26,954,744
1.7
79,348.401
76,456,785
+
3.8
8.4
103,036,572
102,382,232
+
0.6
7.4
59,913,626
57,382,305
+
4.4
4.9
20,937,877,171
19,352,214,238
+
8.2
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Kentucky—Lexington
29,755,429
26, 499,583
27, 461,631
West
20,162,984
18, 781,382
7,198,039,307
6,864,747,790
Virginia—Wheeling.
Total
(15
cities).
+
5.6
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
West
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
24,134,395
South
Columbia
96,671,000
1,047,280,979
43,264,230
Carolina—Charleston
30,078,101
85,286,635
District of Columbia—Washington
Total (8 cities).
599,215,104
+ 11.8
62,942,562
287,005,000
3.4
3.7
26,393,000
22,686,000
0.1
205,710,981
211,663,214
106,822,194
+
3.6
3,596,236,423
43.8
15.4
254,938,943
224,510,694
+
4,939,391,123
4,828,606,123
+
2.3
5.6
+
4,689,459
4,399,797
+ 16.3
20,047,037
23,568,062
2.8
167,976,502
173,391,892
—
13.5
1.0
+
7,752,218
5,714.091
+
+
+
607,741,282
6,035,793
276,638,000
2,991,479,563
2,991,947,213.
+
1,711,948,746
3,599.138,065
Frederick
70,373,981
3.6
+
—
73,890,758
1,728.752,554
7,207,583
Maryland—Baltimore
+ 15.6
20.873,339
100,151,000
1,011,126,564
Richmond
121,318,035
7.0
+
10,428,473,547
10,245,601,673
9,510,377
371,397,224
143,231,803
143,235,086
1.8
1,733,260,557
8,806,929
396,051,648
0.4
21,341,980
1,740,433,309
0.1
—
23,065,943
1.4
—
786,230,154
764,205,992
7.4
—
8,844,242
8,658,970
6.6
378,054,414
347,153.019
0.1
142,517,562
140,555,670
2.9
+
722,129,216
697,727,410
8.1
+
—
+
Sixth Federal Reserve District—AtlantaTennessee—Knoxvllle
140.944,342
Nashville
134.529,011
1,939,800.000
f
+
4.8
5.2
+
4.0
29,294,111
+
609,518.040
634,194.006
Georgia—Atlanta
1,881,404,503
1,828,641,415
+
2.9
1,867,700.000
132,849,412
+
3.9
129,337,362
2.7
+
5,565,600,000
112,105,450
110,575,974
5,248,100.000
+
6.0
422,800,000
+ 12.1
+ 12.9
377,200,000
98,621,895
361,300,000
91,105,099
370,400,000
+
8.2
8,177,039
+ 13.1
6,183,407
+ 32.2
82,719,899
6,114,050
77,149,123
7.2
7,063,040
+
7-2
89,276,127
86,143,266
+
3.6
6,383,570
6,085,257
4.9
3,995,990.365
6,671l685
3,778,766,367
+
5.7
7,228,862
0.1
233,738,284
238,378,695
3.1
236,227,500
222,107,280
5.6
15,108,678
15,110,560
15.1
32.4
694,807
168,163,197
Augusta
34.277,000
30,361,485
Columbus
28,085,714
24.824,538
28,057,333
1.356,190,575
30,246,943
Macon
Plorida—Jacksonville
Montgomery
1,303,660,008
+
4.1
136.498.219
269,353,027
+
24.1
269,106,312
520,531,906
401,649,437
1.049,454,749
+
6.4
3,325,591,315
3,104,617.955
+
7.1
71,527,269
68.765,499
4.0
244,058,752
+
236,630,744
+
5.9
16,555,571
15,676,241
+
714,450
+
213,103,581
201,326,341
104,912,658
105,972,690
5.9
111,686,000
102,819,000
+
4.8
238,067,996
222,551,292
+
7.0
33,604.129
32.671,552
+
2.9
10,195,110
3,549,148,984
8,933,450
+ 14.1
2,870,387,424
+ 23.6
270,060,029
203,969,324
20,240,951,656
18,583,629,773
+
8.9
1,401,875,476
1,274,197,208
+ 10.0
1,164,136,271
1,181,461,385
3,261,623
2,439,896
+ 33.7
2,551,181
2,733,512
19,340,844
16,243,695
+ 19.1
17,936,501
19,725,251
10,774,910
10,240,039
+
5.2
11,425,915
10,161,041
Jackson
74,270,887
70,896,649
Meridian
11.489,255
11.513.199
0.2
3.461,653
2,326,643
+ 48.8
1,251.780.793
1,003.548.409
+' 24.7
Louisiana—New Orleans
Total
cities).
(16
6,932,881,601
Seventh Federal Reserve
—
—
6,416,048,462
8.1
+
y
1.0
r->
8.6
+
822,489
+
701,576
•
183,805,646
District—Chicago-
Michigan—Ann Arbor.
16.057.081
43,801,066
84,275,637
Rapids.
3,046,471,000
45.167,538
Flint
13.808.312
3,439,754.000
Detroit
80,036.249
16.3
48.409,456
39,538,954
+
22.4
+ 12.9
9,868,471,000
8,716,558,000
+
13.2
+
3.1
132,348,029
125,986,049
+
5.0
+
5.3
249,903,492
+
18,770,952
Lansing
MuskegonBay City
228,524,657
+
17,013.453
+ 10.3
48,158,156
Jackson
58,370,558
53,598.920
+
8.9
43,637,131
+ 10.4
146,715,667
137,490,871
+
6.7
67,273,842
60,730,547
+ 10.8
+
21,957,438
19,125,759
+
14.8
13,905,585
12,585,261
+
10.5
43,134,046
65,991,027
Indiana—Fort WayneGary
39,654,571
59,957,817
126,645,864
457.173,690
+ 10.1
195,470,510
176,748,601
134,888,602
Indianapolis
411,774,201
Bend.
48.154.701,
22,541,836
'
Terre
+ 29.6
26,089,752
3.9
37,596.070
34,609,000
Vicksburg
+
24,012,620
+
36,118,467
36,663,000
Mississippi—Hattlesburg.
South
30,815,587
169,361,833
Mobile
Grand
0.5
422,795,362
1,116,659,474
Tampa
Alabama—Birmingham
+
—
420,497,188
Haute
:
6.5
+ 18.6
10,492,606
12,091,975
2.3
88,898.000
88,743,000
+
0.2
76.989,000
+
2.9
70,475,000
10.590,656
10,871,547
2.6
+ 16.7
139,009,849
12,504,013
11.9
+
■'
8,525,738
9,641,516
5,080,342
5,249,467
3.2
4,031,060
Oshkosh
4,533.230
160,739,875
138,199,581
+ 16.3
125,629,199
133,895.400
Sheboygan
6,646,000
43,947,797
16,072,070
+ 15.2
65,334,508
52,146,463
56,008,797
+
6.5
158,481,504
675,946,910
144,402,310
+ 12.1
9,713,344
Milwaukee
19,559,451
55,558,182
757,920,322
Wisconsin—Madison
14,829,196
+
1,224,376,825
142,998,458
8.8
+ 10.6
351,483,280
1,251,990,070
1.8
+
393,259,109
9.9
+
—
47,303,082
9.4
2,211,193,108
8.436,183
1,941,650,195
+ 13.9
+ 15.1
27,943,516
25,022,721
+ 11.7
17.4
41,186,542
—
—
9.8
+
13,101,700
Water town
11,155,613
+
2,270.750
2,121,877
33,398,748
+
+
Manitowoc
7.0
4,709,420
38.280,051
6,572,929
4,292,004
6,033,577
+
9.7
8.9
+
33,651,060
258.143.639
11,769,562
+
13.8
11.6
+
13,139,459
108,128,081
4.3
0.1
726,765,231
9,034,056
85,732,631
103,638,999
733,746,607
+
+
1.0
+
1.0
244,620.871
58,395,309
253,949,466
8,207,289
57,596,915
3.7
19,464,978
20,638,648
Iowa—Cedar
Rapids
Des Moines
Sioux
258,457,192
City-
86,627,966
5,935,847
Ames
Illinois—Aurora
Bloomlngton
15,091.399
6,623,015
5,709,445,611
.
Chicago
Decatur
30,275,818
72,545,677
Peoria
Rockford
56,203,549
30,525,357
Springfield
Sterling
3,516,093
Total (31 cities).
11,528,198,047
4,765,424
13,846,087
6,642.032
5,482,782,586
28,875,550
74,664.496
47,361,940
29.794,487
3,179.734
10,810,656,851
+ 24.6
15,006,189
44.776,126
16,567,686.876
21,780,346
15,542,411,491
94,679,417
90,429.787
4.1
+
+
4.8
—
2.8
210,934,578
+
18.7
166,474,622
+
2.5
94,501,695
+ 10.6
+
—
40,673,618
21.566,616
—
12,311,187
9.0
0.3
+
—
6.6
212,003,531
142,042,569
87,749,613
9,622,005
10,736,035
33,428,072,140
30,762,346,253
23.3
+ 10.1
7,019,250
+
1.4
44,323,194
—
5.7
19,322,353
3.6
1,676,263
1,142,254,227
+ 21.9
+
10.1
1.0
1.545,738
>1,604,291
+
6.6
1,220,378,230
1,134,288,658
+
7.6
+
4.7
7,251,218
6,840,905
15,351,369
+
6.0
+
—
7,789,180
6.7
13,699.296
16,958.070
+ 11.1
10,462,767
+
2.3
6,495,429
10,841,921
7,158.135
1,547,509,213
+
7.6
1,504,109,159
1,433,073,482
345,300,000
+
8.5
316,500,000
334,200.000
0.5
16,385,896
17.2
12,563,314
+
„
7.7
7,344,171
11,308,486
7,181,414
1,665,878,356
+11.6
+
8.7
1,444.526
1,054,122.253
e.in.is5
+
—
—
1
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St. Louis.
Cape Girardeau..
Independence
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
1,763,593,698
18,863,578
3,812,279
3,817,372
912,901,695
655,542,445
901,637,033
.....
I"
Illinois—Jacksonville
Qulncy
1,723,008,704
22,967,593
3
Total (7 cities)
687,560.023
2,853,384
13,385,618
3.146,972
13,302,174
3,395,809,628
3,330,582,940
2.4
5,241,530,119
*4,917,925.477
+ 21.8
67,798,536
11,221,217
57,922,770
11,588,190
2,611,946,330
1,876,763,804
+
—
—
0.1
1.2
+
4.9
—
9.3
2,739.313,748
2,095,804,764
9,894,367
,
+
0.6
40,194,882
9,139,092
37,118,104
+
2.0
10,205,757,633
9,522,403,767
+
6.6
+
17.1
—
+
•
374,700,000
3.2
4.9
189,664,097
+
8.3
+
7.2
131,696,141
8.3
+
183,327,565
143,859,177
+ 11.7
rrno
162,377,007
107,489,522
3,016,791
3,213,000
2,907,706
711,240,065
663,536,706
589,274,235
*
950
191
Volume
Number 5943
.
;.
The Commercial
34,714,187
2,080,568,501
--
35,416,849
—
2,083,259,533
—
16,283,022
—
Rochester
786,808,117
774,833,397
St,
4,986,419
47,326,546
5,031,548
Orand Folks
g0^h°Dakota—Aberdeen.
—.
Falls
Sioux
Huron
Montana—Billings
Great
—.
Tenth
,'i
,•
1957
1958
or
Dec. %
$
102,368,663
1.4
7,593,913
5,829,059,437
+
3.1
424,042,480
6,588,572
410,137,267
6,424,240
343,829,230
7,874,559
357,088,423
47,375,471
47,296,699
+
0.2
+
2.4
166,138,702
153,057,548
138,389,834
128,763,§91
9,371,607
9,130,770
8,704,892
8,937,660
2,769,575
3,718,957
—25.5
4,115,000
4,248,987
—
2,211,284,838
2,159,658,695
14,951,169
13,530,323
8,314,993
7,566,708
+
+
1.4
+
20.7
31,673,817
2.4
146,956,827
+ 16.2
28,848,000
37,165,909
31,801,389
—16.2
48,263,485
141,904,148
140,530,156
14,625,378
16,640,390
+
1.5
—
20,413,530
64,070,818
—
1,984,816
—
3,173,580,088
89,832,035
9.9
+ 16.9
59,647,223
6.7
—12.5
5,747,083
+ 10.5
144,933,082
23,908,000
+ 23.5
1,952,314
cities)
100,892,135
6,011,237,912
2.6
5.0
62,862,427
—19.1
1.0
+
—12.1
90,311,237
0.5
7,521,080
7,583,228
0.8
6,598,111
6,209,415
13,212,709
13,536,897
2.4
11,832,787
11,982,636
2.6
630,650,066
603,753,239
4.5
519,894,094
525,105,571
2.1
—
1,298.078
5.4
2.1
66,548,321
197,957,912
1.6
193,357,795
6,492,622
6,199,322
+
4.7
0.4
+
69,923,572
1.9
+
9,171,426,289
8,937,957,557
+
15,008,224
14,692,675
"'+
5.1
+
2.3
—
+
Federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
Nebraska—Fremont
5,387,317 V
V,
Omaha
—
—
!;/
4,383,608
1,714,812
56,455,811
>
129,777,258
5,933,072
2,072,649,686
Kansas-Manhattan
>
Parsons
Topeka
Wichita
Missouri—Joplin
City
Joseph
Kansas
;V
—
2,234,236,000
.
1.2
8,541,259
11,829,929
—27.8
1.9
156,855,661
176,051,484
—10.9
142,892,373
—
2,278,636,841
16,032,556
:
13.602,871 v
2.6
5.2
1,372,752
10,439,573
8,067,658
"421,765.055
443,058,265
4.8
32,098,491
34,444,177
17,453,355
17,387,646
896,695
9,856,994
138,347,910
+ 29.4
7,020,244
6.8
30,891,894
10,731,116
28,228,804
6.7
384,620,751
362,178,054
—17.0
14,062,411
12,793,735
+ 10.4
"6,198,058
6,203,605
7.7
598,212,211
570,250,756
"
6,104,202,383
894,143,955
907,655,735
3.0
0.4
+
10,914,800
*
—
+
196,447,574
9,477,443
—
6,140,302,283
183,106,191
4.3
-
3.0
—
+ 13.1
+ 31.2
8.4
—
934,842,457
5,064,139
102,676,085
5.8
—
—
872,198
134,683,596
,:v
—10.7
5.1
5,729,741*
1,013,843
1,049,221
880,576
10,596;683
—
147,109,621
59.1
—
310,253,817
31,370,719
4,457,445,795
Total (14 cities)
+
+
65.339,579
2,498,358
31,799,455
Denver
—19.9
?
V 145,309,932
2.4
—
1,672,197
35,482,867
145,263,565
6,298,388
2,185,327,270
964,742,869
v
—11.7
J
59,842,746
2,391,480
300,945,767
Carthage
Oklahoma—Tulsa
Colorado-Colorado Springs
'V
,
846,132
798,131,045
5,472.612
-
.
+13.3
;
47^565^927
"779,337.857
Y' Y *
"
"
4,753,194
,
42,084^057
St.
inc.
,
•*:
0.1
+
44,340,228
—
Total (16
1959
$
1.5
20,839,494
-
Helena
Lewiston
-Week Ended April 91960
Inc. or
Dec. %
+ 13.0
3,185,404,304
Falls
31-
-1959
+
18,770,162
31,208,195
^Dakota-Fargo
:
$
2.0
+
2,608,579
50,755,998
9,037,000
9,972,823
15,726,360
—
—
4,412,433
2,738,638
51,973,380
10,500,000
12,314,407
Winona
—-
1960
-Minneapolis—
Minneapolis
Falls
or
Dec. %
15,853,771
Minnesota—Duluth-,
Fergus
Inc.
$
Federal Reserve District-
Ninth
1959
•
47
(17il)
-Jan. 1 to March
1960
at-
Clearings
and Financial Chronicle
0.6
435,249,348
466,613,463
6.8
11,900,032
14,334,257
7,139,128
6,466,016
720,051,934
—
—
—13.2
1.5
—
-
2.0
88,254,963
4,574,371,995:
2,673,894,055
2,539,348,047
+
5.3
2.6
—
90,073,963
3.2
+
.12,940,867,764
12,909,400,230
+
0.2
664,367,702
3.1
15,117,994
13,212,869
—
—
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
63,319,344
27,724,527
65,417,727
2,387,000,872
2,377,844,920
295,011,534
280,691,028
192,462,050
Beaumont
194,044,958
-
Dallas
El Paso
Worth
Ft.
23,979,981
503,526,631
843,640,753
810,161,455
+
10,788,804
15,866,374
9.6
384,398,656
397,036,517
573,483,980
+
1.1
40,825,384
38,759,344
6,458,000
41,525,798
44,213,455
81,402,000
80,681,000
+
0.9
6,279,000
+
6.0
4.7
;
V
6,793,570,657
2.9
5,545,070,053
5,229,789,459
1.3
23,544,332
23,725,749
5,031,555,726
6,307,746
11.2
4,923,497
30,282,197
31,292,050
188,256,803
187,005,171
+
0.7
14,126,031
4,969,496,756
14,689,297,458
14,104,521,183
+
4.1
584,798,537
5,673,258
6,549,462
+
3.5
13,725,258
12,910,608
+
7.4
459,803,320
480,631,759
13,650,241
1.2
—35.2
7,599,314
6.9
544,636,725
—
+
95,792,748
85,041,415
6,743,000
0.8
+ 11.0
—25.7
10,410,235
57,770,377
+
4.1
579,632,331
+
32,294,045
3.6
459,653,100
+
9,702,942
,
+ 14.4
11.5
+
5.1
—
64,109,983
-
(11 cities)
7,038,451,322
+
—
0.8
+
—
28,048,000
Texarkana
Total
94.418,877
1,879,724,647
7,729,277
Wichita Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
184,600,037
83,554,376
■
26,744,000
Port Arthur
190,421,876
0.4
+
1,933,671,008
7,829,485
Galveston
Houston
3.2
—22.0
—
35,521,542
3.2
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Bellingham
7,140,795
7,370,337
1,009,950,693
966,292,647
27,371.434
Seattle
36,239,967
Yakima
3.1
—
947,561
53,586,332
48,476,988
22,488,528
20,091,000
163,153
162 ,113,818
+ 10.5
Oregon—Eugene
+ 11.9
Portland
1
1,004,152,813
Utah-Ogden
Salt
297,329,761
50,904,526
53,462,775
134,519,621
140,141,596
36,970,764
35,067,500
California—Berkeley
Long Beach
Modesto
Pasadena
_
77,893,928
_
Riverside
183,078,294
5,918,519
6,777,391
9.8
2,936 ,513,946
2,658 498,840
+ 10.5
88 986,804
88 402,748
67
1,394 346,180
1,274 065,497
9.4
942, 481,725
865. 247,214
173,419,320
159, 921,961
-
394, 570,655
405, 333,405
111, 184,625
4.0
106, 713,947
5.4
9.5
—
+
83 934,727
9,925 288,097
485, 723,750
19,889,169
30,044,490
8.0
39,233,771
18,225,785
18,567,062
9.1
588.345,967
25,569,848
630,480,159
25,550,713
9,728,205
32,582,084
+ 20.4
14.2
14,242,859
17,422,518
—18.3
9,338,753
+ 17.2
17,350,334
14,227,739
+ 22.0
12,480,116
13,678,625
8.4
1,390,479,144
1,292,799,325
7.6
1,125,225,920
1,166,017,820
+
6.2
25,598,860,152
23,257,236,455
+ 10.1
20,037,334,838
20,196,385.077
+
6.4
11,809,646,980
11,004,340,430
+
7.3
9,888,692,139
10,352,028,164
+ 15.6
44,164,921
+ 17.1
148 393,907
129
58,549,802
+15.0
202 458,330
172 730,561
6,535,231,873
8.3
20,276,778,222
18,701,774,363
+
125,874,131,773
116,885,869,529
+
7.7
358,571,595,714
337,516,495,712
61,372,559,743
+
4.5
185,904,372,769
174,785,930,279
+
7.2
9.8
—
7,076,925.565
cities)
29,315,530
+
666,878,023
+
080,880
64,134,466,797
(175
68,807,388
—
21,430,987
727,630,925
+
449 829,846
93
4.8
—
8,994 035,683
150,077,689
Outside New York
179,305,493
91,979,003
4.2
+ 10.4
256 720,815
244 496,133
97
9.7
—
2.7
+
51,716,144
!
32,707,188
167,314,411
+
—
1.6
162 567,271
67,303,770
Total (18 cities)
36,718,450
8.8
1.5
+ 12.3
202,983,702
101,900,166
8.9
4.8
+
86,073,445
220,801,042
100,353,336
0.7
+
9.8
—
30,172,546
Barbara
Stockton
'Estimated,
176,737,988
6,277,737
+ 11.6
—
3,171,453,200
Santa
Grand total
196,389,181
6,076,715
3.2
+ 10.0
27,247,850
San Jose
208,182,543
9.7
+
60 ,588,000
+
3,477,892,687
San Francisco
157 ,031,831
596,152
+
28,210,207
447,270,814
326,973,361
City
Arizona—Phoenix
4.1
—
+ 29.4
914,786,678
36,501,254
490,891,745
Lake
86, 537,067
78
0.1
+
2,718, 426,852
21
+ 24.5
Idaho—Boise
—
21, 967,297
2,828 656,698
4.5
+
996,609
+
(a) Clearings operations discontinued.
Redemption Calls and Sinking
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
1930,
Fund Notices
the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world.
FOREIGN
We
give below
a
record for the week just passed.
Below
will
be
found
The date indicates the
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
APRIL
8,
RESERVE
FEDERAL
1960
TO
APRIL
14,
BANK
I960,
TREASURY
TO
UNDER
TARIFF ACT
OF
1930
list
a
of corporate bonds, notes,
and common stock called
including those called under sinking
for
preferred
redemption,
fund
provisions.
redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
(except where otherwise indicated)
given in the "Chronicle."
the current volume
INCLUSIVE
in which the details were
TENDERS
Country and Monetary Unit
Noon
Buying
Rate
lor
Cable
Transfers in
New
York (Value
in United States Money)
Friday
Argentina,
pound
India,
new
franc_~"
2.238868
.0384125
.0384125
.0384000
.0200600
.0200566
.0200550
.0200600
1.037864
1.034192
1.034875
.210612
.210575
.210612
.00311228
.00311228
.00311228
.00311228
.203860
.203845
.203775
.203835
.239777
.239780
.239777
1.034218
.239777
.210612
.209875
.209762
.209700
.209762
.209762
2.811600
2.809300
2.808380
2.809860
2.809780
.00161095
.00161085
PARTIAL
Company and Issue—
Air
capital debs.,
Reduction
4.50%-
.328233
.328300
.328333
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
1
1566
2
1435
2
1962—_—May
1
1569
—May
1
1479
:——May
1
1369
May
5
3%%
6%
supp.
Gas
f. debentures due
Transmission Co.—
s.
debentures
.0800560
.265120
.265140
.265190
2.781485
2.780574
2.782039
2.781960
.140468
.140393
.140300
.140337
.497700
.497700
.497700
.497700
.497700
.0349700
.0349750
.0349550
.0349550
.0349750
,0166367
.0166367
.0166367
.0166367
Gamble-Skogmo,
.193531
.193662
Houston
due
due
.140356
.193512
.193518
.193518
:ZZZ
.230600
.230543
.230512
.230468
.230462
°Kin°!ith Afrlca- pound—.—
Kinadom, pound
2.801095
2.798804
2.797887
2.799362
2.809300
2.808380
2.809860
2.809780
2.811600
i
subord, debs
Feb.
1,
5 V-i %
debentures,
1,
Nov.
series A,
ENTIRE
due Oct.
ISSUES
1,
1961—
Inc.
5%
May
1,
Corp, 6% conv.
1962 (extended)
•Announced in this
Page
Date
cumul.
Fearless
issue.
*
CALLED
Company and Issue—*
2.799282
sterling
6
^
& 4%%
1977
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.— 6'/a% debentures due 1978.1——-~—
Union Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
.00277701
.Jun
series—a
1951
Co,—
debentures
2.783762
i
1318
stock,
Tennessee
.328333
.0166367
pfd.
Rubber
subord.
.265140
__
1
May
4Vt%
.C800560
peso
1430
1953, due May 1, 1973—_ -May
series
.00277701
.00277701
Page
1
.00161090
.00277701
Date
1, 1962_ _May
Lexington Water Co. cumul. pfd. stock, series B, 53/4%__May
Matheson Co., Inc. 6%
cumul. preferred Stock—
May
Seabrook Farms Co.—
.265165
X
'
„
conv.
General Tire &
*
Inc.—
Co.,
cumul.
t
REDEMPTIONS
Alleghany Corp., 5% debs., series A, due Nov.
American Discount Col of Georgia—
5.90%
Page
debentures— .Apr 28
.00161090
.00277701
-
gold
Concession Corp.
.00161090
.328600
.
United
cd
; X
.0384125
.239785
peseta...
krona..
Switzerland, franc
$
.0119988
.203860
J
~
krone.!...::
escudo.
2.238932
April 14
.00311228
mark
pound.
?pi,ne i®iands,
2.237752
$•
.0120168
.210700
Netherlands, guilder -Z*"
New
Portugal,
2.238486
1.039843
I_II_
£f™.'p™oa.lly.an dou»;:—
Spain,
April 13
$
.0384000
rupee..
Norway,
April 12
.0120060
Port
Thursday
.0200630
Ireland, pound..
Italy, lira
Japan, yen
~
Zealand,
Wednesday
$
2.240318
rwlCe * Metropolitan)
deutsche
Tuesday
.0120150
$
.0120132
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka___
Germany,
April 11
April 8
peso—
Free
Australia,
Monday
Date
Company and Issue—
Asuncion
preferred stock.—,—..Apr 30
subord. debs.
——
May
1
1433
1006
48
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
(In thousands of
v.'.'v-'•.
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
•"
•
V April 13,
-
ASSETS—
'
*
-
■
.
18,147,642
948,368
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
2,204
Class
34,139
+
F.
R,
Other
Discounts
advances
and
10,289
+
414,351
31,702
outright—
securities:
Government
2,720
+
64.700
+
259,083
—
common
preferred
White
A
Sewing
convertible
$2
prior
White
Total
Total
securities
25,453,679
+132,200
25,989,231
—133,807
S.
Govt,
banks
foreign
items
in
assets
88.400
—
+
$5
Chocolate
347.483
Will
Williams-McWilliams
assets
302,490
+
19,723
52,146,982
—
+
685.128
1,654,795
Wilson
&
Company,
U.
S.
+
53,532
17,680,611
+
19.966
preferred
(1897
6%
preferred
—144,386
226,622
+
Treasurer—general acct.
272,792
Foreign
344,096
:
Total
Other
Capital
„
1,477,690
761.546
+
1,210
5,922
1,441,402
—
-
liabs. & capital
549
+
396,306
774.808
50,399
accounts..
(quar.)—
Wisconsin
Wright
class
15c
4-27
4-15
4-15
5- 2
6-
140,021
Miles
&
Co.
685,128
+
52,146,982
1.654,795
—
Yates-American
Machine
0.1%
10,480
360
Zeller's,
4-15
4- 9
7- 9
,
7-5
4-14
4- 4
?35c
5-2
$56V4C
$ Payable
Condition Statement of Member Banks
(quar.)
books
in
resident
closed
not
funds,
Canadian
15% ;
tax
5-2
4-1
4-1
a
Less British income tax.
y
weekly reporting member
System in leading cities
Previously published date
date
Reserve
deductible
tax
the
at
Dec.
-
V
-
r
,
issuance
The corrected payment
incorrect.
was
non-residents tax.
-
.
■
-
bond
each
for
stock
common
>
exercisable-from and after date of
entitle the bond holders to purchase 20 shares
bonds
the
A
each
bond
owned,
so
at
$11
share
per
and at increasing prices thereafter to a maxi¬
1960
through May 31,
Canadian
15%
of
class
of
and/or record date is indicated here,
t Payable in U. S. funds, less
x Less Jamaica income tax.
and^maturelpecr lr 1969^- with interest pay-
Warrants'.attached: to
,
-
..
.
Cliff
^
1959, to date of "delivery. The bonds are dated
1,
able each Dec. 1 and June4-
,
Non¬
source.
Offered—J.
&
Deci 1,1959
resident tax 7%.
.
Tip Top Products Co. 6% ■; first mortgage sinking' fund
bonds, series B, with warrants-attached. The bonds were
offered in $1,000 units, at par plus accrued interest from
this dividend.
for
•
-
-
-
Co., Omaha, Neb., and The First Trust Co. of
Lincoln, Neb., on April 11 publicly offered: $600,000 of
6-6
5- 2
4-18
(increased)
common
>
Products: Co'.^—Securities
Top
Tip
,
9c
(quar.)
'
-
Davidson
Rahel
1%
Industries
preferred
•Transfer
of
<
65c
(quar.)
Gas
Ltd.,
4V2%
statement
8-
-
Iov/a,
acquisition, brings/ to:< fifteen the. number . of stores
owned by Tilmore and extends its operations from New York, Pennsyl¬
vania and Ohio into Iowa. The company, ownssthe* two-store A. Victor
& Co.
in Buffalo, N. Y.; the four stores of Kobacker Furniture Co.
in Toledo, Ohio; Elmira and Corning, N.vY.;. and
operates the four
stores., of
Ohringer., Home Furniture^ Co.
in Pittsburgh,- Braddock,
Greensburg and McKeesport, Pa.,-as a division.—V. -186, p. 570.
->
The
111,395
+
commitments
Federal
4-29
7-29
dividend
County
+
4-29
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
0.7%
Co.,
Consolidated
169,487
25c
37J/2C
37V2C
6%
Cab
6%
—
1
5-16
(quar.)
Moines,
Des
chain.
more
4-20
5-20
6-20
7-20
3-21
1
7- 1
15c
Monthly
Wyscng
:
*
(quar.)
B
Monthly
York
the
4- 9
5- 2
Wrigley iWm.) Jr.—
Monthly
93,602
Yilisi
—
41.5%
condition
4-30
25c
25c
25c
Line,
N. Y. C.,
a
10-store retail
the acquisition of the David¬
75-year-old five-store furniture chain.
The acquisition was for an undisclosed amount of cash. .
The Davidson stores in Des? Moines, Mason City and Waterloo, do
an annual volume of $5,000,000: in quality furniture,
home furnishings,
decorative accessories and contracting.- v
In
announcing the acquisition Mr. Tilies, president of Tilmore, re¬
ported that negotiations are in progress with several other . desirable
furniture companies with a view to= adding them to the growing TilCo.,
son
$20c
(quar.)
Yuba
banks of
4-15
<
Corp.—Acquires—•
corporation, of
120 Broadway,furniture chain, announced on April. 1-3
25c
nreferred
foreign
1
The
4-29
Tilmore
The
$1.11
4.44%
accept-
loan
4-15
4-15
4-15
Electric—
on
Industrial
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
4-30
4c
County
purchased? for
correspondents
liability
—
Fund, Inc
Worcester
note lia-
ances
4-15
7-15
5-13
4- 8
Service—
Yellow
accts.
combined
bilities
Contingent
7-31
6- 1
Woodward Stores, Ltd., class A
20.230
+
gold certificate reserves
deposit and F. R.
7-8
4-14
Monthly.
——
____
of
Public
preferred (quar.)
5.04%
preferred (quar.)
5.08%
preferred (quar.)
397,494
+
+ 756,030
50.925,469
in
capital
Total
;
+
36,078
—
preferred
(quar.)
series)
5%
ACCOUNTS—
paid
Surplus
to
4,920,551
liabilities
Total
Ratio
items
divids.
accrued
and
CAPITAL
Other
18,534,481
availability cash
liabs.
1,207
+
60.258
:
deposits
Deferred
7,429
—
3.60%
20,280
71,591
+
236.982
Other
common
(quar.)__
1,231,995
reserves
5- 1
8-1
6- 1
$1.25
$1.26
$1.27
Power Co.,
Wisconsin
bank
9-2
12- 2
40c
40c
45c
$1.50
$1.50
90c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Wisconsin Electric
427,860
27.434,359
notes
Reserve
1-3-61
!
6%
Deposits:
Member
6-3
10- 1
1%
l'.fe
dividend
LIABILITIES—
Federal
7-1
1%
dividend
Stock
112,822
+
—
4- 7
5- 5
4-21
5-20
4- 8
Industries—
dividend
Stock
7,501
+
—
$1.25
62V2C
15c
(quar.)
Inc.
2861851
87
20c
common..^
(quar.)
Wilcox Electric Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Common
Total
(quar.)
Co.,
^
'
preferred A
Ross.
4-18
4-18
4-20
Inc.—Acquisition-
announced on April 7 the purchase of Irving
Concrete Corp. from J.
C. Brownwell of Lewisville, Texas. The con¬
sideration was not given.
'
Irving Concrete operates 12 ready mix concrete trucks and a batch¬
ing plant at Belt Line Road and Highway 183.
,
Ralph B. Rogers, President of Texas Industries, said operations of
Irving Concrete will be merged with those of Circle Concrete Corp. of
Dallas, another recent acquisition in the ready mix field.
The combined companies will comprise five batching plants and 53
ready mix trucks in Dallas County.- They will be managed by Earl
Bowden, formerly President of Circle'Concrete.
"•
Mr.
Rogers said the acquisitions will add substantial- markets for
the
company's heavyweight and lightweight- aggregates and provide
an
additional market
for the-company's cement plant now under
construction at Midlothian, Texas. % ^'
;•
Texas Industries also owns ready mix plants in Forth Worth, and
in New Orleans, Shreveport and Alexandria, La.—V. 191, p. 1609.
Industries, Inc.,
Texas
-
(quar.)
759,118
—
8691268
+
-—
Wilbur
5- 1
5- 1
5-15
4-21
5-16
5- 2
6- 1
4-26
75c
50c
20c
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
Corp.
Stock
15
5,853,735
102,678
coll'fn
process of
premises
Other
67,500
and securities—
U.
from
Cash
Bank
259.083
64,700
+
25,329,179
124.500
Total loans
Due
+
bought outright
repurchase agrmt.
under
—
4-8
4-8
4-29
4-29
5-20
Industries,
Texas
;
4- 9
!;•.
5-2
5-2
5-14
5-14
6- 1
$1
25c
7%C
$1.12 Va ;4'
—
(quar.)_
preferred
preferred
Stores,
Whiting
(quar.)—
5-13
4-14
6-10
5- 2
4- 9-:
Machine Corp—
$3
10,142,733
+
2,483,771
__
$1.43%
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., common (quar.)
4%
prior lien
(quar.)_.
White Stag Mfg., class A com. (quar.)—___
—10,142,733
13,010,298
Notes
Held
UOc
Class
1,328.117
8,506,993
25c
$17Vac
Ltd. (quar.)
Class B
Certificates
(initial)
common
new
Extra.—.
Bought outright—
Bonds
RR.,
Westminster Paper,
>
Bills
'
common
——
Pacific
Western
8,673
—266,007
%
loans
Industrial
S.
35,382
503,850
—
+
21,556
—
4
Acceptances—bought
U.
—
401.087.
cash
748,111
13.205
—
401,736
gold certificate reserves
notes of other banks
by
5-13
6- 1
6-1
5- 2
7- 1
5-16
4-29
4-29
$1.50
$1
62Vac
:___—$1.25
Co.,
A
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—____
5%
19,096,010
Total
Securities
Insurance
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
amendment.
y
r, r,,v
company's principal business is. the transmission of natural
gas. The net proceeds of the debentures sale will be used in part to
retire
indebtedness under the company's
revolving credit agreement
and
the
balance used
in connection _with its construction program
The
1960
construction
program, involves ..expenditures- estimated at
about $90,000,000.—V. 191, p. 1159.1..
'/ '
rate,
When Holders
Payable of Rec
,
The
Seashore RR.—
guaranteed (s-a)
special
Western
Par
Share
.
&
Jersey
6%
782,250
11,001
—
—
West
1959
1960
»
I960
v
account
certificate
Name of Company
April 15,
April 6,
a
-
V'--
V■
corporation, of Memorial. Professional Building, Houston, filed
registration statement with the .SEC .on .April 11 covering $25:000,000
of
debentures
due 1980, to
offered - for, public sale' through an
underwriting group headed by Dillon, Read & Co., Inc. The interest
This
v.--;.../.
% .-■>
Continued from page 12
dollars)'
::
M^nd^y-'April 18; 1960
..
.
Transmission Corp.—Registers Debs.-^
Texas Eastern
DIVIDENDS
;
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Gold
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1712)
ended April 6: Decreases
share through'Mky- 31, 1964", on- the expiration; date. ?
The bonds are redeemable, at the option ofthe company, on not
less than 20 days' notice, in whole or in part, at an initial redemp-
U.
tion. price
the
shows
following
changes
for
the
week¬
,
Commercial
districts
for
industrial
total
a
dealers
and
and
for
of
decreased
million.
$133
purchasing
loans
or
Loans
in
S.
Govern¬
ment securities increased $69 million. Loans to sales and
personal finance institutions
loans
$66
other nonbank
to
million.
Other loans
;
Real
increased
,
increased $71 million, but
institutions decreased
financial
estate
loans
decreased
General Corporation and
Investment News
most
Continued from page 8
UNDERWRITERS—The
poration
others
from
decreased
$192
million.
Loans
Apr. 6,
Mar. 30.
1960
Total
loans
—V.
Loans
and
Loans
investments
investments
101,986
adjusted*
100,849
adjusted*
Commercial
Agricultural
Loans
S.
loans
U.
898
....
and
dealers
for
to
for
213
financial
personal
Real
etc,..
4,138
S.
banks
loans
Within
One
Other
years.
with
Currency
and
Balances
with
Other
Total
X
158
—1,741
2
_IIII
+
+
50
j-
55
J
—
4,720
—
9,651
Reserve
coin
Banks
banks
115
—
3,653
IHH
114
—
2,581
assets—net
assets/liabilities
118
—
1,102
II"!
4
—
12,986
:______
domestic
21
—
132,331
-
546
—
58.788
~
deposits
demand deposits:
banks
Foreign banks
Time deposits:
"
"
From
~
—
—
+
—
+
820
785
Federal
Reserve
Banks
~
"
'
30,448
t Not available
on
893
+
20
—
4
+
;
556
_
"*
ii«t5"XC!U5lVf °*.loans
bon of valuation
domestic commercial
of
will
be
shares
In
11
and
filed
covering
offered
for
a
—2,115
—1,934
—
—
42
137
25
109 "
2,036
—
192
+
113
—
101
+
954
,
banks
and
after
production
valves
use
Corp.,
sale
control
to
which
will
the
also
aircraft,
(13.54%
continue
100,000
and
)
1960
various
the
stock.
to
en¬
payment
certain
of
improvements
permanent
such improve¬
approximately $30,000 'will be paid out of cash funds of the
•.
I*'r
-v
'
balance 'of
The
EFFECT
GIVING
and
term
first
data
;
of
an
the
costs
of
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
A,
due
tSeries
B,
due
§6%
equipment
option granted
share.
per
and
officials
the
outstanding
by
the
company
Outstanding
out¬
aggregate
of
Narmco
exchange
of
$58,659
June
1,
*850,000
1969.;
1,
Dec.
5,000,000
H600.000
54,720
%
1969__.___
Capital stock:
A
common
B
common
{Warrants
March
the
.
sinking fund bds.
stock
entitle
the
chase
$11
20
of
from
the
of class
after
and
bonds
A
of
date
which
to
common
for
issuance
bonds
of the
attached to pur¬
so owned, at
increasing prices there¬
they
stock
are
each
bond
share through May 31, 1960 and at
through May 31, 1964, the expiration date.
per
after
♦Annual
two
exercisable
holders
shares
200,000 shs.
$2»
(par
(111100,200 shs.
200,000 shs.
**400,000 shs
$2>_____
(par
stock
shares
Chairman,
an
stock
in
in
Of
Board
•
notes
Class
15,000
••
bank
debt:
mortgage
Class
additional
management
"
ISeries
,
selling
$500,000
own
payable to
6%
company
The
debt;
Long
and
elec¬
term
notes
6 %
shares.
an
all
acquired
were
electronic
and
common
includes
the exercise of
upon
gyroscopes
indebtedness,
of
is
manufacturing
devices,
equipment,
certain
shares
of
and
test
weapon
subsidiaries
developing,
and
missiles
on
statement
February
C.S.P.,
aids
®ni}ounced
Inc.,
and
active
in
the
design
communications
group
and
supply
services
sinking fund
from
year
to
1961
([Annual
payments
1968.
of
and
§Two
.
of
are
due
are
$85,000
•
due Nov.
May
25
of each
,
through
&
investment
Co.,
the
New
70
firm
Pine
were
York
Stock
Street,
elected
to
New
the
Exchange
York.
firm
of
board
at
of
the
meeting
a
Organized
U1IPlus
30,
on? of
wide
variety
television
technical
and
and
years
ago,
Telescript
the country's principal producers in
of
prompting
stations
personnel
and
to
institutional
devices,
TV
projectors
productions.
television
and
film
organizations-and
assignment lee* basis.
The
C.S.P.,
its
and
field,
allied
Inc.,
has
providing
equipment
firm and
studies,
as
government
well
also
as
supplies
to
agencies
indus¬
on-an
*
Swanson
than
said.
its associates control
any
contemporary
'
,
more
;•
each
<;
28.80C
shares
shares
that
reserved
issuance
for,
upon
exercise
of
any
exercise
upon
had
been
been
paid
the
after.
warrants.
/v
•
;
,
-
by
the common stock* of the company.
and
class
Nov.
m^ght have been issued subsequent | to
July 29. 1959 all of the stock of the company
Carl W. Renstrom and ncr dividends had ever
company paid an initial dividend
on the class A stock for the
partial
talization
on
owned
on
of
to
public
A
stock
No-dividends
sale
of
the'class'
A
on
1959
1,
Oct,
of
12c pel
quarter following its reCj*pl"
stock and 17 Vic per share
on
Jan. 1, 1960 for the first full quarter
have, been, paid.'on* the class B stock.
there.
projectors tor closed circuit
organization
in
the. field,"
Mr
mine
limiting the discretion of the Board of Directors to deter¬
otherwise, it is contemplated* that dividends on the class A
stock
company
Robert P. Swanson,
President, announced that his company will bid
for the closed circuit television
rights for the Johansson-Patterson fight.
television
1959
share
half
a
%•
'
or
DIVIDENDS—Prior
The
two
1968.
given
**Includes
April 2.
become
to
25 of
warrants.
Federman,
Representatives
Telescript
1961
notes
payments of $60,000
purchase of certain items of equipment,
have monthly payments of $388.65 and $674.78 (plus interest) which
payments terminate Aug. 21, 1961 and Sept. 1, 1965, respectively.
television
equipment,
sinking fund
from
year
April 2 a major
program of expansion in personnel and
facilities, under investment banking sponsorship. The
program is being
The
deduc-
the
CAPITALIZATION
Short
and
of
Telescript
to
to
$150,000.
are
Glenn G.
financed
642
applied
this
which
Stonehiil
—2,054
be
the balance due Western Electric Co., Inc. for the
building located adjacent to- the company's present
offices.
The balance of approximately $120,000
pay
its
fixtuxeOpr the Western Electric building, the total cost of which
company.
Dean
terms
;
general
estimated
ments of
the
by
by
the company's common for each share of
Narmco common.
transaction, the company issued a total of 496,286 shares, of
Havens, an officer, received 224,788 shares and certain
members of his family an aggregate of
143,254 shares.—V. 191, p. 746.
In
is
100,000
sale
headed
group
underwriting
divisions
designing,
addition
after
Inc.,
Angeles,
to
of
and
Authorized
3,420,372
issuance
23.73%.
6
reserves;
individual loan items are
grosscomparable basis; reporting form revised
July 8, '59.
price
various
nuclear
In
Carrier
notes
registration
its
of
for
outstanding
for
April
on
stock, to
underwriting
offering
missile
461,510 shares
owns
trial
~
and
equipment,
109
/
~~
From others
•
—1,273
1,387
other
;
1,583
~
~
interbank demand deposits:--
Borrowings;
284
10,947
.__IIIIIH"
business
is
SEC
an
1956 to Blyth & Co., the option price
being $7
standing stock, Wm. R. Whittaker, President
a
Domestic
.
i«
The
will
used
amendment.
components.
stockholder
held
Demand deposits adjusted
U. S. Government demand
public
instruments
has
after
be
and
Los
Avenue,
Telescript C. S. P., Inc.—News—
—4,455
LIABILITIES-—
Inter
allied
271
16,745
years
Federal
will
—2,423
securities
Reserves
822
+
year
five
five
+
—8,619
1,552
one
to
the
Industries,
433
Treasury certificates of indebtedness.. I
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
After
394
43
—
911
+
134
+
24,361
bills
36
—
14,616
II
X
191
269/
—
12,550
;
securities—total
"
Treasury
+
1,137
%
66
—
777
commercial
loans
Government
in
gaged
the
common
through
company
reserved
71
+
by
selling aircraft
156
10/
—
The
Co.
convertible
—
institutions:
finance,
banks
domestic
estate
Other
tr.
31
577
/
133
1,625
foreign
The
now
—
with
its
Citrus
111^1141^. !%'"■'V''-'1-''-I:
proceeds to. the company ..from the sale of the
sinking fund bonds,- series -B,. with warrants at¬
deduction
of
underwriting., commissions and estimated
be approximately $540,000.
Of this amount $420,000
mortgage
expenses
40,000
40,000
North
915
statement
supplied
59
carrying:
or
securities
1,120
nonbank
to
691
+
1,335
purchasing
finance,
to
Loans
+
&
tronic
Other
Loans
6
—
of
holder thereof through
analysis
securities
Sales
i
X
pur¬
securities
Government
Other
53
133
—
be
—2,496
t
first
tached
40,000
Corporation
Inc.
incorporated
was
PROCEEDS—The net
6%
purchase
outstanding shares of
to
191
—
30,893
securities
loans
S.
Loans
loans
registration
Witter
carrying:
or
Government
Other
Other
industrial
brokers
to
chasing
U.
66,837
and
-
Inc
Co.,
company
making him the controlling stockholder."
cor¬
608.
p.
corporation,
present
1959
460
—.
191,
This
Apr. 8,
1960
—
the
of
plant
or
(In millions of dollars)
and
behalf
on
to
Decrease (—) Since
:
offered
be
sale| by the underwriters as follows:
Telecomputing Corp.—Files Secondary—
Increase ( + )
.
&
Securities
Bruno-Lenchner,
domestic commercial banks decreased $269 million.
ASSETS—
Treat
Amos
Standard
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
rowings
to
for
Shares
million.
$43
shares
allocated
been
million.
$36
Federal Reserve Banks decreased $109 million and bor¬
,,
have
1, ,1966*
under the laws of the
State
of
Nebraska on
Feb;
i,1 1946.
It was
founded by Carl W.
Renstrom as a sole proprietorship in 1932 and engaged in the pack¬
aging and merchandising of heatless liquid solder and adhesives.
In
1937 it began to manufacture and merchandise hair curlers, and has>
subsequently added other hair accessory lines.
Carl W. Renstrom is
the owner of all of the 200,000" authorized, issued
and outstanding
shares of the class B
common
stock of the company, representing
66.62% of the voting stock of the company as of Nov. 30, 1959, thus
BUSINESS—The
brokers
to
carrying U.
of 103
, -decliningto, 100% "on and "after Dec.;
accrued interest.
''-f
*
plus
deposits adjusted, and $1,273 million in U. S. Govern¬
ment demand deposits, and an increase of $893 million
in demand deposits credited to domestic banks.
per
.
of $134 million in holdings of
securities, $284 million in demand
Government
S.
principal
of $12
mum
will
'.
Without
continue to be declared quarterly:
However, there can be no
assurance as to the payment of-future
dividends/aS4 such is subject to
the company's earnings, financial-condition and business prospects ana
to
other
pertinent
factors,
including- certain ;• dividend
restrictions
contained
in
which
series
the
$740,720.04
the
indenture,
A
and
amended
series-'
B
bonds
are
and < supplemented,
unaer
lssued- At -Nov.' 30,
earnings■-■.ytere* restricted, by said lndentur
provisions. If the $600,000 of series B bonds offered'hereby had b.en
outstanding at NoV. 30, 1959, '$870,720.04 'df retained earnings wouiu
have
been
of
so
retained
restricted.—V.
191,
p.
949,
•
*
-
Number 5943 ;
191
Volume
V. 190. p. !»«...
above.
Co., Inc._To Sell Assets6« I,Head Mine, inc., above.
'
. V'
■
Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—Partial Redemption—
11,110
is
basis.
cor^ the
operation oi i
due
A'
35°-
Bag-Camp Paper
Union
mergL
to
rePor^
pany
of
shares
A.
G.
sales set
record high for
a
lasi. m°prticles
of
of
Union-Camp
•
With price
use
a
bank
the
of
Co.
shares
of
stock
common
and
$1
facturing plants.
resources
and
by each
the
are
names
principal
addresses
amount
of
the
debentures
of
be
to
Dillon,
Securities
A. G.
&
Co.
$4,500,000
Becker & Co. Inc.
rust
California
300,000
Forgan & Co.__
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
w.
E.
&
Brothers
750,000
M^n0rm!.,
&
X.TldT & 5°
Lynch,
renner
v'
&
191>
1,750,000
_—
Stone
Inc.
350,00G
&
350,000
Webster
Secu-
rities Corp.
Taylor, Rogers & Tracy,
30°.°00
1,750,000
150,000
J.
1,750,000
Wheat
c.
White,
H60.
Dean
&
Weld
&
Witter
&
150,000
Co
Co.™
Co
1,750,000
1,750,000
Universal Marion Corp.—Net Soars—
af^rporation
of
wil1 earn approximately 80 cents
per
common share,
mg for dividends on the preferred stock, in the first quarter
nil8! c°atrasted with 24 cents per share in the corresponding
iqka
I'm
Fla
on
no preferred stock
1
PreciHont
a
the annual meeting of stockholders in Jacksonville,
i
8 up1"1,1 12-
hoA
'
outstanding, James Mullaney,
was
Because of
made for Federal
a
tax-loss
income
taxes,
carry
forward
he said.
no
provision
7v
mLSS**** that
Plies
P»es
sales of
corporation's heavy earthmoving
y car castings and flanges and other plumbing sup-
Ja
ran
ran
about 45%
ahead
ot
the
year-ago
Muiw?,g.°f u"filled orders as of
has hnnLiepor ed' Since beginning
Tked
common
Pavine
more than
ehders
period.
March 31 totaled $17,903,575, Mr.
of April, he added, the corporation
$4,000,000 in additional orders.
apProved an amendment to change the
\h«ares of the corporation from $14
I! Wa/ for a subscription offering
per share
par
value of
to no-par-value,
the
to
be
the
(4)
In
750
Co.—
&
Webster
H.
a
the
and
the
&
firms.
—
1,500
5,625
Regulation
of
of 25
1933
A
with
North
St.,
189,
Oil's
order,
the
made
or
permanent.
Utah Oil's failure
to
fact that" the
company's
favorable
of
leases
the
alone
work
or
statement
acreage
geological
are
too
data
small
expenditures
of
the
in
for
named
underwriter
has
with¬
•;
Watsonville.
Ky„
of Semicon Associates, Inc. by Varian
April 4 by the managements of the two
will
acquire
100%
ownership of Semicon
Details of the' transaction
are
Inc., Union, N. J.; Varian Associate's of
Georgetown, Ontario; and the Varian Tube Division in
Palo Alto, Calif. Emmet G. Cameron, Executive Vice-President, directs
the Microwave Tube Group.—V. 191, p. 649.
v',..'V•'
:
Victoreen Instrument
'
i
v'/-
Co.—News—
Sales of the Cleveland company and its subsidiaries, major producers;
of radiation detection equipment and electronic components, are at a
current rate
of $13 million
a
year,
and by the year's end will increase
President, told the company's
annual stockholders* meeting held in Cleveland on April 12.
He pre¬
dicted that the company's sales would total $50 million by 1965, and
that profits would increase proportionately.
"These substantial increases will result chiefly from internal growth,"
to
a
David H. Cogan,
rate of $20 million,
Cogan said, "but will
electronic companies."
Mr.
be augmented by acquisitions of compatible
told the
acquisitions that were made in 1959,
"These important developments," he said, "will be reflected in 1960,"
and
he added.
"The company does not intend to do any additional
the foreseeable future."
reported net income of $390,940 on 1959 sales of $7,776,761,
both substantially higher than in 1958.
Mr. Cogan said that j as of the year's end, Victoreen had $3ya million
in cash and government bonds "earmarked for both internal and ex¬
ternal
expansion programs.
This cash reserve will be further aug¬
mented by present earnings," he said.
"The uses of radiation and
radiation equipment for peaceful pur¬
financing
April
to
are
$75,000
into
of
class
directors
the
to
be
new
and
stock
A
and
all
own
families
Secretary-Treasurer
190,
of the
of
Messrs.
respectively,:
;
> :'
1343.
p
7
filed
letter
a
of
interest,
underwriting.
be
Utilities
used
for
':;-
of -notification
series
to
A
be
with
the
offered
at
Vi
general
corporate
Corp. —Common
Co.
and
shares
Associates
of
purposes.—V.
proceeds
Its
is
operating public utility
Coast
Telephone
The
known
Montgomery
companies:
Co.
and
as
GIVING
EFFECT
March
4%
1,
secured
Common
in
due
March
1,
three
Telephone
Co.,
Telephone
publishing
directory
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
,
1965
$147,000
500,000
449,000
"V
-
(par
Calif.
$1)__
1,500,000 shs.
1,145,920 shs.
1053.
p.
West Penn Electric Co.—Common Stock Offered—Carl
M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co. is manager of an
underwriting
April 13, 300,000 shares of the com¬
stock ($5 par value) at a price of $36.75
group which offered
pany's
common
share. The underwriters
per
shares at competitive sale
share.
per
books
This
offering
award
won
April 12
on
of the common'
on
be
used
by
for
other
proceeds
the
general
indirectly
the
corporate
100%
is
stocks
of
Edison
Co.
Power
the
sale
of
the
These
and
Penn
The
with
holding company owning directly
corporations whose principal business
and
95.2%
sale
of
of
the
of
electric
The
energy.
com¬
Monongahela Power Co.
stock
common
of
West
and
Penn
the
are
Virginia
had
consolidated
Ohio
and
population
a
of
REVENUES—For
about
the
and
operating
about
covers
2,400,000,
1959,
year
$21,208,593.
revenues
29,000
according
the
to
of
square
the
1950
its
and
company
$152,107,674
.J
PURCHASERS—The
(the
successful
net
and
than
all
additional
the
common
may
income
:
bidders
competi¬
common; under
purchasers,
be sold:
Shares
.
Carl
M.
Rhoades
Loeb,
44,500
Amott,
Baker
Anderson
15,000
Peters,
Co.—
3,000
sen,
1,000
Rodman
6,000
Rosenthal
8,000
&
&
Co.
Boettcher
Russ
Butcher
6,000
Sanders
Courts
Schmidt,
Inc
&
Co..
&
Townsend,
Crouter &
&
Bodine
&
Co.,
A.
A.
2,500
Parcells
&
6,000
Co.
Inc.
&
1,000
&
Renshaw
&
Co.,
&
3,000
Co
5,000
Inc
3,000
Co
1,500
Roberts
&
Parke
__L_—
Evans
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
Suplee,
1,500
Co.,
&
Co.,
Sutro
Yeatman,
;
Co. u
Swift
F.
Janney,
Chapman
Co
Co.
Talmage
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson
Joseph Walker & Sons
3,000
Dulles
Battles,
&
&
Winslow,
Inc.
2,000
Lemon
Co.—
&
Thalmann
Ladenburg,
191,
p.
Woodcock,
Yarnall,
&
3,000
&
3,000
1,500
Stetson
4,000
15,000
&
Co.
2,500
2,000
Inc.
40,000
Johnston,
Co.
Cohu
3,000
10,000
&
3,000
& Co—
4,500
15,000
Mosley
Inc.
&
Henry
1,500
Writer & Christen-
3,000
&
—V.
3,000
Co
8,000
2,000
Inc.
Farwell,
Hill
Co
&
2,500
Inc.__
Co.
Clement
4,000
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
Merle-Smith
&
Elder
—
Co
&
DeHaven
Dick
—
Sherrerd
&
&
Cook
—
Betts, Borland & Co
Blair
Masten
Charles
Co.__
&
Eichler
Bateman,
E.
Newhard,
4,000
Weeks
5,000
3,000
Mead, Miller & Co
25,000
Co.
Inc
A.
8,000
Baker,
Co.
Lyons & Co._
6,000
path
&
&
L.
Mackall & Coe__—
Auchincloss, Parker & RedBache
W.
2,000
&
Co., Inc.Strudwick
&
Shares
Loewi
&
Co.
.v.
at
have agreed to buy all of the additional
circumstances,
involving one or more defaulting
certain
miles
census.
subsidiaries
:
purchasers
tive bidding)
less
will
from
bonds,, and
principal operating companies of the West
Electric System, and each has various wholly-owned subsidiaries.
System's
territory
is
located
in
Pennsylvania,
West
Virginia,
Maryland,
:
shares
Assumed
a
of
the common stock
Co.,
shares
common
common
*
purposes,
company
voting
production,. distribution
owns
Potomac
of
from
to purchase additional
retirement of an issue of
company
for
BUSINESS—The
or
the
and
;r-
the
subsidiary;
a
bid of $35.52'
a
oversubscribed
was
closed.
PROCEEDS—Net
Victoreen
of
&
States
$900,000
debs,
stock
191,
Water
sinking fund debs, due
1965
Capital Shares—
—V.
TO
April
4,
in
stock
Authorized
secured
on
Francisco
Southwestern
debt—
4!/4%
Delaware
San
common
operates
a
telephone
Thornhill
Publishing
Co.
CAPITALIZATION
Funded
of
California
The
in
St.,
amounts
also
company
business
share.
per
incorporated
was
300
West
—
this offering will be
used
first
to
totaling $800,000 and the balance will
working capital.
.v::r;\
substantial
owns
Offered
April 4 publicly
Utilities Corp. com¬
of
company
address
Stock
on
Western
(par $1) at $7,625
company
Dittmar
company's stockholders that 1959 sales and earnings, did
not benefit from the new financing carried out during the year, nor the
He
above.—V.
are
Laboratories,
S-F-D
Canada, Ltd.,
Mass.;
and
and
the
used
capital.
shares
shares
Of
be
equipment;
•
without
125,000
1928.
The
and
Sales
19,800
President
on
BUSINESS—The
30,
on
wholly-owned Semicon of California, located
approximately $500,000 annually.
Semicon
will
become
part of Varian's recently-formed Microwave
Tube
Group
which also includes Bomac Laboratories, Inc., Beverly,
Lexington,
facilities
working
certificates
Witter &
pany
by Dr. Otto G. Koppius, is a
highly competent electronics firm. It is of special interest
to Varian
Associates, according to Dr. E. L. Ginzton, Chairman of
the Varian Board of Directors, because' of its strong position in the
field
of
dispenser
cathodes which are of increasing importance
to
microwave technology.
Semicon consists of two companies, Semicon of Kentucky, located
at
stress
aids.
will
products;
for
Officers
for
repay outstanding bank loans
be
used
to
provide additional
but
at
new
present
moving
stock.
visual
$100,000
purposes
Acquire—
an
and
production
stock.
B
PROCEEDS—The
Regulation A
circular is false
offering
material facts, and that the
by means thereof would violate
the
that
of
193.
stock
mon
Com¬
withheld
small
proceeds
p.
of
poses are growing steadily," he said, "and the type of detection and
of common stock on the
measuring equipment in which Victoreen has pioneered promises to be
set
e for every four shares held. The price has not yet
increasingly important. Victoreen is currently working on international
issuanrp nf
corP°ration, nor has any date been, set as yet for the
«»ce of
—radiation detection and measuring equipment in connection with pos¬
subscription' rights.
1
sible world-wide monitoring of nuclear testing facilities."
Marion plans to add proceeds from the offering to its
Mr
Cogan told the Victoreen stockholders that the company was in
Purchased i
5
funds f°v use in the development of the land it
a
basic growth industry "whose detection instrument sales alone will
acquisiHn»
^ear neai" Tamps, for working capital and for possible
reach $100 million this year:"
M
mereer
° other Properties. Mr. Mullaney said that no acquisitions
Mr
cogan said that during 1959 Victoreen
added approximately
ftgemenf 4.ai^ contemplated at the present time, but added that manthe comnQ«,.
390,000 square feet of manufacturing space to its facilities.—V. 191,
a11 times receptive to any situation that would broaden
basis
been
The
1,875
acquisition
Varian
class
certificate
per
offered
2,625
company
conditions
exchange of common stock.
pending final negotiations.
Semicon, which was founded in 1953
through
B
Peirez,
the
advance
automatic
balance
except
The'corporation
covering 400
$750
It is also asserted that the company failed
financial statements.—V. l§/7, p. 2273.
announced
was
Ben
of
Dean
750
& Co.
Co._
suspension
benefit
tracking
stock
new
speed
of
the
class
SEC
offering.
forthcoming
and
1,875
Co..
its
of
fact
the
development of
costs
and
and
Western
of the stock offering are to be used, as well
refunding amounts paid by purchasers if all
and (5) the method by which the securities
the
sale
1,875
not sold;
appropriate
and
Westchester Country Club, Inc., Rye, N. Y.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Securities
Inc
and
geophysical
reasonably itemized
for
of
high
and
the
of
stock;
5,625
Co.,
Walker &
vacated
that
fact
cost
proceeds
are
offered
from
furnish
the
and
test;
electronics
under¬
&
Co.
150,000
150,00O
Pierce
Smith
P-
Staats
R.
Stephens, Inc.
Co-—-
MeriiH
William
&
exemption from registration
not exceeding $300,000
May 1958, Utah Oil proposed the
of common stock at $1 per share
be
holes,
research
cover
Sea Kratter Corp.,
.
securities
shares
without
random
provisions
Associates
com¬
1,750,000
750,000
1,750,000
Co.
.Co' Inc
n
Inc.
2,625
Co
&
provision) of the Securities Act. The order
for hearing, upon request, on the question
dry
manufacture
control,
development
sale
in
Utah
should
under
the
additional
shares
A
all
is
Co.
&
&
Inc.—Offering Suspended
certain
Oil
will
of'the
commis¬
750
1,500'
White, Weld & Co. Inc
terms
of
their
Webb & Knapp, Inc.—Sells Hotel—
1,875
Co
&
Brothers
Wertheim
of
fire
enT116 comPany has outstanding 35,200
Co.
Varian Associates—To
750,000
Co.
at
shares
The
150,000
Barney
750,000
Co—
&
&
Smith,
Steele
stock by this
that
respect
and
justify
which
the
the
drawn
300,000
Co
to
wildcat
are
Hop-
Co
Shields
1,750,000
Weeks—
Peabody
wnman
m
&
Hutton
mdder,
&
&
production
chosen
for
$400,000
Putnam
Riter
wore
&
wood
750,000
Co.
dnc.i
Hornblower
Jaffray
Piper,
with,
Inc.
& Co._;
temporarily suspending a
under the Securities Act
certain
and sale of Utah
17 (the anti-fraud
information,
a
Amount
Union
G.
exemption.
an
that
from
purchase
own
2,625
alleged misrepresentations relate primarily
area
purchased
Amount
Eastman
to
J.
for
program
has
company
proceeds
to
Louis
Co
Thomas & Company
Vietor, Common, Dann
shares
300,000
suspension
or
follows:
as
of
such
Co.,
Corporation
filed
stock
new
directors
waive
photography. In addi¬
the
net
750
conditional
a
opportunity
from
integrated
several
tion
5,625
Jackson
Rothschild
Stroud &
offerings
notification
an
The
supplying the needs of its manu¬
and
provides
public
a
Webber,
Stone
—
the
to
The
and
Lynch— 1,875
&
Pressprich
Stern
750
order
the
an'd
and electronic film training equipment; aerial
Image motion compensating equipment using electronic
electromechanical devices for ground-to-air
750
to
disclose in
its offering circular
(1)
the cost to the company's
president of oil and gas leases (In Utah) transferred to the company;
(2) 'the dates, terms and material provisions of such leases, which
are the
company's only properties^3) the distances of the properties
„r- -■■■
UNDERWRITERS—The
writers
for
H.
1,875
whether
par.
related products. The
company's largest and most completely
facilities are located in and around
Anderson, California.
has large timber
A
to
In
asserts
Section
BUSINESS—In addition to the manufacture, "purchase and sale of
Douglas fir plywood, hardwood plywood, pine plywood, various special¬
ties, doors and lumber, the company also manufactures and sells a
complete line of adhesives, wood sealers and various laminated and
pany
2,625
an
missile
quarters;
2,625
Singer, Deane & Scrlbner__ 2,625
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc.— 5,625
of New York,
offering
offering
to
of
F.
Weeks— 2,625
Inc.—
750
not
complied
misleading in
were
of
and 2,435,655
L.
—
of
to
and
to
Curtis
W.
registration
public offering of
N. Y.
pursuant
as
and
company
Paine,
R.
a
respect
Ohio
2,625
Co
officers
agreed
photographic
cameras;
for
Company.
&
&
5,625
from
to
mission
consolidated
$100 par
&
issued
in amount.
to
the
enlarged
Inc.—
Turben
5,625
provides
adjusted
as
SEC
public
Smith
The
5,625
Oil Co.
Rochester,
Regulation
give effect to this
financing and conversion of outstanding 33A% series B preferred stock
consisted of $62,418,326 of debt;
87,333 shares of preferred stock of
and
in
reserved
—
Wells
750
&
was
1960
used
$150,000
Company
& -Co., Inc,Pierce,
&
Moore, Leonard
Co
shares
than
have
Lynch,
Mullaney,
Union
&
2,500
other
projectors,
sound
slide
film
utilizing magnetic tape and record player audio systems;
oscillogram equipment for the developing and
processing of oscillograms
follows:
as
Company^.— 1,875
Merrill,
Co._
&
respect
&
750
&
Co
&
Illinois
exemption
sinking fund, beginning April 1, 1963, provides
for annual payments calculated to retire 72%
of the debenture issue
prior to maturity. The sinking fund price is 100%. Regular redemp¬
tion prices range from 105to the principal amount.
31,
Dillon,
initial
sales.
5,625
are
Mericka
J.
Merrill
Noyes
REDEMPTION—The
of Jan.
number
Brothers
Fenner &
"
Forgan
The
of manufacturing facilities and distribution system.'
As a part.of the expansion program the company is erecting plants
for the production of fir sheathing at Anderson,
California, arid its
product "Novoply" at South Boston, Virginia.
I
as
Wm.
,
eluding expansion
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
each
by
the
and
750
Utah
company,
world's largest distributor of plywood,
part of the proceeds of the sale to pay $10,000,000 of short-'
loans and the balance for general corporate purposes, in-'
subsidiaries
underwriters
McKelvy
5,625
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
5,625
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co. 5,626
W. C. Langley & Co
2,625
—V. 191, p. 1370.
PROCEEDS—The
will
1,875
5,625
Ripley & Co., Inc. 5,625
with
term
Inc.
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
Kay, Richards & Co
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
,
such
on
An
underwriters
The company is engaged in the
design,
audiovisual
equipment including
still
Shares
750 '
Co.
the
analysis;
sale,
Lehman
750
The
,
.
&
Inc
Hickey
Plywood Corp.—Debentures Offered—
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co. and associated
underwriters offered for public sale on April 12 a new
issue of $25,000,000 of this corporation's 25-year 514%
sinking fund debentures due 1985.. The debentures are
-
the
18,750
Hemphill,
States
,
Inc
Co
&
Hornblower
priced at 100% and accrued interest to yield 5.25%
this
purchased
Harriman
should be brighter during the remainder of the
maturity.
Baird
Securities
year,'I said Alexander Calder, Chairman, who presided at the meeting.
River Raisin's
principal products are corrugated and solid fibre
boxes
The main plant,
located at Monroe, Mich., has four paper
machines and a corrugated box plant. Five other box plants are located
in Ohio
Pennsylvania and Michigan. River Raisin's net earnings for
the first quarter of 1960 amounted to 62 cents per share, up from 44
cents per share for the like period in 1959.—V. 191, p. 549.
United
Co.
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Hallgarten & Co
increases announced on some of our major product lines,
picture
parnings
...
period in 1959.
for the same
be
—
Glore,
for the first quarter of 1960 amounted to
*A7ir<? 415
up from $43,062,800 for the comparable 1959 period.
Net
fVnme after provision for taxes was $4,709,496, or 64 cents a share
the 7 386 905 shares outstanding at March 31, 1960.
This compared
°V $4 894 363 equal to 66 cents per share on the shares presently
outstanding',
Barth
...
sales
net
Bag's
inn
to
and
49
equipment
to
of
names
sions
624,800
Eastman
will continue to serve as a consultant.
retire but
Tin
employees,
class
Co.,
Chairman and President of River Raisin,
Charles L. Wood,
Hi'vision
of
stock dividend.
effect
stock
common
Cunningham, Schmertz
the company under its own name. Arthur J.
vice-President of River Raisin since 1951, will head
<
share.
for
McDonald
W.
Inc.
will be Union Bag and River Raisin will be
surviving company
wi
-is
a
division of
will
^
shares
3%
a
Blyth & Co., Inc
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
463,215,.shares outstanding.
are
per
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co. 2,625
Loewi & Co. Inc.vwrfj»i6,-i..^ >1,500
J.
issued for each six shares of River Raisin's capital
there
st0i
operate_
five
that
provide
merger
will be
ctook
ui
capital sto
of
Becker &
Robert
had approved the merger plan late
of River: Raisin;
cents
reserved
company,
Bacon, Whipple & Co
any
outstanding shares, 85.65% voted in favor of the merger
01
i
Aimroximately 89% of the outstanding shares of Union-Camp
Pr0P°fnrpsented at the meeting either in person or by proxy.
stockholders
25
be
Allyn & Co., Inc
2,625
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.—_
750
total
'
in
products.
C.
A.
period and showed a 10% increase over the like
w&g noted that rising costs of labor
and materials,
about a slight reduction in first quarter earnings.
•
acquired
producer
Shares
terly
previous qu
period in
hmveVo!o
UNDERWRITERS—The
Paper Corp. approved a proposal
Raisin Paper Co. at the annual
on April 12, • At the same time the corn-
j.(
galvanized
Corp.,
capitalization of the
company and subsidiaries will consist of $22,500,000 4%% notes issued
under a
term loan
and 1,879,430
shares of common capital stock.—
Corp.—Merger OK—News—
City, N.
ig60 first quarter
Tersey
meeting in J
and
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
RiVer
with
c
Steel
substantial
SALES—Net sales for the year ended Dec. 31, 1959 were
$127,694,000
were $9,061,000, equal to $5.24 per
outstanding common
Bag-Camp
Union
of
,,„iHprs
Stocknoiau
steel
share after adjustment for
-
■
subsidiary, Empire-Reeves
has also become a
and net profits
5,
Canada, (far north excepted).
Bank of Commerce in
nadian
r
on May
its
Universal-Cyclops
carbon
next, through
sinking fund, $23,000 of its 5lU%, debentures, series
ftt 101%, Payment will be made at any branch
The
yVV
called for redemption
Through
1958,
n
at
of
•
has
(1713)
corporation, whose principal office is at Bridgeville,
a
producer of specialty steels, principally, tool and stainless,
refractory and reactive metals. Most of these products are of
special analysis and are produced on a "custom" rather than a
tonnage
Pa.,
and
~
•
mcrnhiird) Ulmaiin
nation
Chronicle
BUSINESS—The
Inc.—Financing—
World Airlines,
Tool CO..
The Commercial and Financial
. .
Moyer,
French
Fricke
Inc.
Biddle
2,000
&
Co._
2,500
1610.
World Publishing
Co.—Acquisition—
Publishing Co. announced on April 7 the acquisition of all of
outstanding stock of Meridian Books, Inc., publishers of paperbound
World
the
books.
.
u
generaf^ni
The
agreement, which was signed on April 7 was announced by Ben
D.
Zevin,
President of World Publishing Co.
The
acquisition was
achieved through an exchange of stock.
"It
is
tinue
to
«
Profit
S,,product lines, marketing facilities and particularly its
margins.
—-V.
191,
p.
1480.
.
•
p.
Viewlex, Inc.—Registers
undpjVer!^"^yclo]ps
Steel Corp. — Stock Offered — An
An?*?group headed fey A- G- Becker & Co., Inc.
of Hnnnn' umade a Public offering to oversubscription
Cvpinnc
ares
common capital stock of Universalo*.
el Corp- at $42-75
cin>?f>STI?et
plements
a
share-
Proceeds from the sale will be added to the com¬
*unds f°r use as needed for plant expansion and im-
This
firm
of 35-01
Queens
With SEC—
Boulevard, Long Island City, N. Y., filed
with the SEC on April 11, 1960 covering 200,000 shares
of class A stock, to be offered for public sale at $4 per
share
The offering will include 175,000 shares to be issued by the
company and 25,000 shares which are outstanding and will be offered
for
the account of the holders
thereof. The Underwriting group is
headed bv Stanley Heller & Co.,
and the underwriting commission
will be 50 cents per share. In addition, Stanley Heller has purchased
a
operations, such as warehousing, billing, and distribution,
into World's operations for maximum efficiency
integrated
be
on
proof
pany's
founder
service
:
48.
•
presently planned," said Mr. Zevin, "that Meridian will con¬
operate as a wholly owned subsidiary of World Publishing Co.
publishing program will remain under the direction of its
and President, Arthur A. Cohen.
All production and other
Meridian's
economy."—V.
190,
p.
will
and
2289.
Zenith Radio Corp.—Files Stock Plan—
registration statement
10 200
shares
of
class
A
stock from certain officers of the company
This
of
corporation,
6001
West
Dickens
Ave.,
Chicago,
filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on April 8, 1960, covering 180,000
shares of
common
stock, being the shares presently issuable which
be
granted
may
Plan I.
the
delivered on exercise of options which have been or may be
the future under the company's Employee Stock Purchase
stock, 12,450 shares remain available for options under
in
Of this
Plan.—V.
190,
p.
1230.
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.(1714)
.
.
Monday, April 18, 1960
.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
f.
Si
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
school, series B bonds. Dated May
1, 1960. Due on May 1 from 1962
Yavapai County, Chino Valley
School District No. SI (P. O.)
Athens, Ala.
to 1981 inclusive.
Prescott), Ariz.
Principal and
S. KenneBond
Offering — Dorothy B. interest
(M-N)
payable at the
will
receive Manton, Clerk of the Board of County Treasurer's office.
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on
Supervisors, will receive sealed
Los Flores School District, San
May 4 for the purchase of $325,- bids until 3
p.m. (MST) on May
Bernardino County, Calif.
000 electric, series 1960 revenue 9
for
the purchase
of $150,000
Bond Sale—The $2,000 series 2
anticipation bonds. Due from 1962 school improvement general obli¬
to
1980
inclusive.
Legality ap¬ gation bonds. Dated June 1, 1960. election 1959 bonds offered on
proved by White, Bradley, Arant, Due on July 1 from 1961 to 1975 April 4 —v. 191, p. 1267 — were
All & Rose, of Birmingham.
inclusive. Principal and interest awarded to The Bank of America
Bond
Offering
City
mer,
—
M.
Clerk,
000
$35,-
obligation warrants
was sold to Berney Perry & Co.,
as 4%s, and 43/4s.
Dated April 1,
1960. Legality approved by Du¬
mas, O'Neal & Hayes, of Birming¬
general
ham.
;
Sale
and
bonds offered
p.
The
—
$2,775,000
1960
revenue
sewer
April 12—v. 191,
on
1482—were awarded to a syn¬
headed by A. C. Allyn &
dicate
Co., Inc., at
price of 100.004, a
interest cost of about 4.28%,
net
as
a
follows:
$546,000
from
70,000
"
43/4s.
as
1961
Due
1969
to
4%s. Due
as
on
April 1
inclusive.
April
on
1,
1970.
2,154,000
from
as
4V4S. Due
1971
1986
to
on
April 1
inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows: Merrill Lynch,
were
Pierce,
Fenner
& Smith, White,
Co., Barcus, Kindred &
Co., Juran & Moody, Inc., Ray
Allen, Olson & Beaumont, Inc.,
Fox, Reusch & Co., Pohl & Co.,
Inc., Seasongood & Mayer, J. M.
Dain
&
Co., Inc., McDougal &
Condon, Inc., M. B. Vick & Co.,
Odess, Martin & Co., and Sellers,
Weld
Doe
County, Calif.
Bond
Hot
Springs, Ark.
Offering
—
Emmett Jack¬
&
& Bonham.
from
bonds.
Dated Jan.
Bond
Offering
—
Rhea
Clerk of the Board of
will
receive
a.m.
(MST)
sealed
on
April
payable
until
bids
purchase of $75,000
gation bonds. Dated
Due on July 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
(J-J)
Averill,
Supervisors,
at
18
for
11
College School District, Santa
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $100,000 build¬
ing, election 1959, series A bonds
offered
April 4—v. 191,
on
awarded
—were
America
N.
T.
Francisco,
as
$35,000
5s.
as
from
15,000
County
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Gust, Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette, of Phoenix.
Maricopa County, Peoria High
School District No. 208 (P. O,
Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond
Clerk
Offering
of
the
—
Rhea
Board
of
Averill,
Supervi¬
will receive sealed bids until
11 a.m. (MST) on April 18 for the
purchase of $45,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated May 1, 1960. Due
on July 1 from 1963 to 1971 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
sors,
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Gust,
Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette,
of
Phoenix.
50,000
to
1968
Bank
A.,
1967
to
of
Due
1971
to
Kern
County, Picacho School
District No. 33 (P. O. Florence),
Arizona
Bond Offering—Eleanor K. Caffall, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (MST) on April 18 for
the purchase of $80,000
general
obligation
June
school
1, 1960. Due
bonds.
March 20
inclusive.
on
March 20
1980 inclusive.
awarded
cisco, and
jointly, at
interest
&
at
will
his
Foothill Junior
receive
office
in
Los
Robinette, of Phoe¬
College District,
County, Calif.
Santa Clara
Offering
Jean
Pullan,
Acting County Clerk, will receive
—
sealed bids at her office
in Santa
Clara, until 11 a.m. (PST) on
April 125 for the purchase of $4,400,000 school,
series C
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1960. Due on May 1
from 1961 to 1983 inclusive. Prin¬
Offerin g—V.
County
sealed
Clerk,
bids
until
11
&
a.m.
pur¬
school building
May 1, 1960. Due on
May 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the County Treasurer's
Legality
approved
O'Melveny
&
Myers,
of
Angeles.
as
3%s. Due
as
145,000
3y4S. Due
on
1
by
580,000
1972
on
April 1
on
April 1
from 1976 to 1984 inclusive.
145,000
sealed
bids
Clerk,
at
his
will
office
1,
Due
April
1,
on
3V2s. Due
as
April 1
on
1961
to
lAs.
as
Due
on
April
1,
1985.
1980 inclusive.
follows: Blyth & Co., Inc.,
as
& Savings Bank, of
Chemical
Bank
New
Trust
Bros.
school, series B bonds offered
sold
was
America
N.
T.
Francisco, at
net
a
on
the Bank
to
of
& S. A., of San
price of 100.17, a
interest cost
of
about 4.43%,
Brun-
Mateo, until 10 a.m. (CDST) on
May 3 for the purchase of $250,000
&
Co.,
Commerce
Trust Co., of Kansas
Gregory & Sons, Wm. E.
Pollock
&
Co.,
Inc., Stone
&
Youngberg, Taylor & Co., Brush,
Slocumb & Co., Inc., J. B. Hanauer
& Co., J. A. Hogle & Co.,
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Ir¬
City,
$16,000
1973
8,000
41/2s.
as
and
•
Due
-
and
on
June
1,
June
1,
.
-
4V2s.
as
1976
on
1974.
4V4S.
as
1975.
15,000
Due
Due
on
June
1,
1977.
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 8 p.m. (PST) on
April 18 for the purchase of $145,bonds.
sewer
Due
County
sealed
bids
Clerk,
at
his
will
from
1961
High Sch., Dist.,
Angeles County, Calif.
1958, series B bonds offered
April 12—v. 191, p. 1267—were
a syndicate headed
by
awarded to
the Bank of America N. T. & S. A.
of San
Francisco, as 4s, at a
100.215, a basis of about 3.97%.
Other members of the syndicate
follows:
as
Levy, Williams, & Stern, J.
Durst, Inc., Fred D. Blake & Co.,
and C. N. White & Co.
Sunny side School District, San
Luis Obispo County, Calif.
Offering—A.
his
at
school
on
5
April 11—v. 191,
awarded
N.
series
T.
&
to the
S.
$200,000
elec¬
3Y4S, at
a
in
San
Luis
Principal
and
interest
the
at
County
Treasurer's office.
Principal
payable
of
Bank
York
the
COLORADO
State
(MST)
FLORIDA
County Special Tax Sch.
Dist. No. 1 (P. Q. 215 West Gar¬
den St., Pensacola), Fla.
Bond
to
Sale
1482—were
Due
inclusive.
on
Nov.
revenue,
series
Dated May 1, 1960.
1
from
Callable
1961
as
—
The $3,235,000
bonds offered
on April 12
1163—were awarded
syndicate headed by Kuhn,
191,
a
p.
Loeb &
Co., and B. J. Van Ingen
Co., at a price of 100.069, a net
interest cost of about 3.89%, as
follows:
*
$400,000
5s. Due on July 1 from
1963 inclusive.:,
as
1960
to
3V2s.
as
from
of
to
Due
July 1
on
1964 to 1966 inclusive.
2,535,000
3.90s. Due
as
July 1
on
from 1967 to 1978 inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate
as follows: Kidder, Peabody
Co., Trust Company of Georgia,
Atlanta, A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.,
G. H. Walker & Co., McCormick
&
Co., Thornton, ,Mohr, Farish,
Inc.; Stubbs, Watkins, & Lombardo,' Inc.,
Winslow,
Cohu &
Stetson, Thomas & Co., Arthurs,
Lestrange & Co., H. V. Sattley &
Co., Inc., Frank B. Bateman, Ltd.,
Farwell, Chapman & Co., Sterne,
Agee & Leach, Juran & Moody,
Inc., Breed & Harrison, Inc., and
were
&
>
John W. Reinhart & Co.
Florida
Development Commission
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
bids until
May 9 for
$4,850,000 road
will
11
a.m.
the
on
Whither-
receive
(EDST)
purchase of
Secretary,
sealed
bonds, as
revenue
follows:
$4,000,000
Pasco
bonds/
County
1962 to
Due
on
1989
inclusive. Callable as
Oct.
1
from
of
Oct.
1, 1969.
850,000 Gulf County bonds.
Oct.
from
1
1961
Callable
as
to
Due
1974
of Oct.
1964.
Oct.
1,
1959.
Interest
Legality approved by Cald¬
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mit¬
chell, of New York City.
A-O.
Fulton County
utilities
bonds.
Delaware.
on
May 11 for the purchase of $6,000,000
of
Farmers
Escambia
1,
Offering—R. F. SonnekCity
Clerk,
will
receive
a.m.
the
Dated
Bond
sealed bids until 11
interest
and
at
City.'
on
Colorado Springs, Colo.
son,
Green,
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy, of New
inclusive.
of America
p.
office
payable
1960
A., of San Francisco,
price of 100.24, a basis
of about 3.20%.
as
E.
1, 1960.
July 1 from 1961 to 1985
bonds offered
Bank
(A-O)
Bond Offering—T. W.
bonds. Dated July
no
(J-J)
the
Redlands School District San
Sale—The
inclusive.
ington,
Obispo until 2 p.m. (CDST) on
May 2 for the purchase of $75,000
inclusive.
Los
,
1956,
Co.,
B. Hanauer & Co., Wagenseller &
in
cipal and interest payable at
County Treasurer's office.
tion
&
Shearson, Hammill & Co., Taylor
& Co., Stone &
Youngberg. Law-
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
Bond
Weeden
Merrill Lynch. Pierce, Fenner &
Smith Inc., Dean Witter & Co., J.
Barth & Co., E. F. Hutton &
Co.,
Due
Angeles, until 9 a.m. (PST) on
April
19
for
the
purchase
of
$55,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated May 1, 1960. Due on May 1
Offering—David M.
purchase of $190,000 public library
bonds. Dated April 16, 1960. Due
on
April; 15 * from 1961 to 1979
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 elec¬
receive
office
Bond
tion
bids
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
vig,
Special School District, Del.
300,000
were
of
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
noon
(EST) on April 21 for the
to 1974 inclusive.
on
1482—were
p.
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Hornblower & Weeksj
&
Bond
000
191,
to
DELAWARE
Dover
—v.
Santa Maria Municipal Sewer Dist.
$800,000 school
offered on
bonds
Inc., and
jointly, as 3%s, at a price
100.55, a basis of about 3.69%.
& Fox, and C. N. White & Co.
Mallagh,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
District,
Angeles County, Calif.
12—v.
school
Bond
Interest J-D.
1960
awarded
ving Lundborg & Co., Kalman &
Co., Inc., City National Bank &
Trust Co., of Chicago, Irving J.
Rice & Co., Stern, Frank, Meyer
son,
follows:
as
Bernardino County, Calif.
receive
in San
Harriman
price
Sale—An issue of $39,000
of
April
Trust
Brown
of
Obispo County, Calif.
April 4
Bond Sale—The
Other members of the syndicate
Los
Pismo School District, San Luis
Bond
6,1960.
South Bay Union
be received until 4 p.m. (PST) on
April 19 for the purchase of $285,000 sewer, series A bonds. Due
from
Bank & Trust Co., of
Waterbury
Dated April 12, 1960. Due on
Wolcott, Conn.
inclusive.
1975
to
3V2s. Due
as
$500,000
anticipation notes offered on
April 7 was sold to The Colonial
issue
from
Patterson, Calif.
Los
District,
San Mateo County, Calif.
Offering—John A.
April
Waterbury, Conn.
Note Sale—An issue of
April 1,
1971.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Las Lomitas School
County
on
CONNECTICUT
June
on April
1970 inclusive.
Due
as 5s.
from 1961 to
by Dawson, Nagel
Howard, of Denver. '
tax
No. 1, Calif.
Ranchito School
re¬
office.
Due
41/2s.
as
Los
of $125,000
Bond
as
from 1965 to 1971 inclusive.
I
Dennis
will
April 25 for the
bonds. Dated
ing,
3.65%,
1964.
Hinkley Union School District,
San Bernardino
County, Calif.
chase
about
of
5s.
as
14,000
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
on
Western
1962 and 1963.
103,000
(J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
(CDST)
First
Hill Richards & Co.,
a price of 100.04, a net
cost
$28,000
and interest
on
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Gust, Rosenfeld,
Divelbess
nix.
Clerk,
bids
Bond
The
to
Bank & Trust Co., of San Fran¬
Dated
June 1 from
1964 to 1971 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
T.
N.
follows:
as
$1,382,000
follows:
County
Wardle,
County, Calif.
1960, series A bonds offered on
April 5 — v. 191, p. 1267 — were
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
Bond
District,
Bond Sale—The $145,000 school
Cerrito, Calif.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
sealed
office.
Panama Union School
of
El
vig,
(M--N)
Treasur¬
County
San
inclusive.
on
1970
er's
the
at
March 20
on
Due
4s.
as
from
The
S.
Due
3%s.
from
ceive
Pinal
3.45%,
York
May 1 from 1962 to 1975 inclu¬
payable
1162
follows:
1961
as
to
&
p.
the
Treasurer's
about
Chicago,
County, Calif .
America
of
S. A., of San Francisco, at a price
of 100.0705, a net interest cost of
were
sive. Principal and interest
Barbara
Angeles, until 9 a.m. (CDST) on
general obli¬ May 3 for the purchase of $1,165,May 1, 1960. 000 school, series A bonds. Dated
1962 to 1973 June 1, 1960. Due on June 1 from
and interest 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
Principal
the
Bank
the
Harris
Excelsior Union High School Dist.,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Arizona
1985 inclusive.
to
Fresno
on
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
mentary School Dist. No. 11,
on
$3,557,000
April 11—v. 191, p. 1267—were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Co., of New York,
Due on Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1990
Bond Offering — J. L. Brown,
Smith, Barney & Co., Northern
inclusive. Callable as of Jan. 1,
County Clerk, will receive sealed Trust Co., of Chicago, Merrill
1968.
Interest J-J.
Legality ap¬ bids at his office in
Fresno, until Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
proved by Rose, Meek, House, 10:30 a.m.
(CDST) on April 26 R. W. Pressprich & Co., Reynolds
Barron & Nash, of Little Rock.
•
for the purchase of $42,000 school &
Co., J. Barth & Co., E. F. Hutbonds. Dated May 1, 1960.
Due ton & Co., A. G. Becker & Co.,
CALIFORNIA
(PST) on
April 18 for the purchase of $750,000 city improvement bonds. Due
Maricopa County, Peoria Ele¬
(PST)
a.m.
The
—
approved
Sherman &
on
1,305,000
Orange Center School District,
1, 1960.
be received until 8 p.m.
ARIZONA
1961
Sale
Bond
ity
Calif.
school 1958, series C bonds offered
April 18 for the purchase of $380,000 school building bonds. Due
May 17 for the purchase of $1,300,000 various general obligation
limited
Santa Clara County,
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 11
City Clerk,
son^
will
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Sewer Board, Ala.
Bond
water
-at
office.
ARKANSAS
■
Prichard Water Works and
*
payable
Treasurer's
Bond
A- ;.
'
.
N. T. & S. A., of San Francisco,
the
County
Legality ap¬ as 5s, at a price of 100.15, a basis
proved by Gust, Rosenfeld, Divel¬ of about 3.90%.
bess & Robinette, of Phoenix.
Marysville School District, Yuba
(J-J)
Midfield, Ala.
Warrant Sale—An issue of
San Jose Unified School District,
1975
Nov.
1,
1972. Principal and interest
(M-N)
payable at the Exchange National
Bank, in Colorado Springs. Legal¬
(P. O. Atlanta 3),
Georgia
Bond
Offering
—
F.
John
Still,
County Comptroller, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
April 21 for the purchase of $9,600,000
Dated
various
purpose
July 1, 1957. Due
on
bonds.
Jan. 1
Volume 191* Number 5943
til
at
City.
from
1
abie a'f
IDAHO
1963
to
Malad, Idaho
Sale—The $725,000
ni\
ffered on
of
April 8-v. 191. p. 1482
IS awarded to a group comlof Foster & Marshall, Boett-
pfA co
J. M.
Smith.
&
°
4g%
18
the
for
purchase
April
$132,000
on
of
ILLINOIS
III.
Chicago,
Sale—The $10,000 000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered on
Bond
eral
Mf-v.
19h P-
14f-we>'e
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Harris Trust & Savings Bank
Northern Trust Co., Continental
the
Ss National
Bank & Trust Co.,
and First National Bank, all of
rhicago
and First National City
Bank of New York,'as Strand
03/43 at a price of 100.008, a net
interest cost of about 3.59%.
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows:
Bankers Trust
m
Chase Manhattan Bank, both
of New York; A. C. Allyn & Co.,
Inc
Philadelphia National Bank,
of Philadelphia;
Paine,-Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, First National
Bank of Oregon; in Portland, City
National Bank & Trust Co., Amer¬
ican National Bank & Trust-Co.,
both of Chicago; Stifel, Nicolaus
& Co., Inc., W. H. Morton & Co.,
Inc, L. F. Rothschild & Co., Hayden, Stone & Co., Kean, Taylor &
Co., Clark, Dodge & Co., City Na¬
of
aereed
the
hetween
UDon
nur
Chater aTtL CitvPTT
gphtv
t
fflr
EL' Chapman &
cago.
of
of C
,
Paris, III.
'
Offering—L. Leon
Bond
Foltz,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on April
25 for
the purchase of $510,000
waterworks and
1959
revenue
system
sewerage
Due
bonds.
on
from 1961 to 1995 incluLegality approved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
Sept.. 1
Callable.
sive.
Cross, First
City; Roosevelt &
onv
nr
Rock Island
County School Dist.
No. 37 (P. O. East fHoune/,iu.
Moline), III.
Bond Sale-The $1,325,000
i
The First
cago;
■n
National
Weeden & Co.; Coffin
t
/-it
Inc., and Julien Collins
.
T
Burr
&
p
&
T
.
of 100.035, a net inof about 3.59%, as fol-
a price
terest cost
Dallas; Hayden, lows
Miller & Co., Rand & Co., Robin¬
$530,000 as 3^s. Due
son-Humphrey
Co., Inc., J. C.
from 1962 to 1972
Wheat & Co., and Baker, Watts
rrnc
from
(P. O. Chicago), III.
will receive
rett, County Clerk,
sealed bids until 11
(CDST)
on May 3 for the purchase of $9,500,000 county hospital 1960 lim¬
bonds.
Due
semi-annually
1961
to
able
at
Dated
1960.
1,
Dec.
from
1,
June
1, 1980 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
the
County Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Sale —The
mitory
fered
1958
on
—were
April 5—v.
Housing
Agency,
and
as
to
191,
a
1371
p.
Federal
the
Finance
Home
3s, at
of¬
bonds
revenue
awarded
dor¬
$387,000
price of
par.
Henry County, Atkinson Commu¬
nity Unit School District No.
233
(P. O. Atkinson), III.
Bond
Offering
Secretary of
—
Elmer
Mapes,
the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids
til 8 p.m.
(CST)
the purchase
of
960.
Due
on
Dated
Dec.
1
May
from
1961
1,
to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D)
payable at any bank
comPany
a«
Center Township (P. O. 328
Legality approved by Chap¬
Cutler, of Chicago.
man &
and Rock Island Counties
Community Unit School
7
3%s, at
'
19fi?
of $500,000
^ldlng bonds- Dated
?n8, Rue on Dec. 1 from
interestLl"mSiVe' h?ri"cipal
(J—D) payable at any
and
bank
company designated
bv
tho
itv
ann.SUCCessful bidder.
Legal-
l7cZcigboy Chapman & cutCuu/.fy
R„
School District No.
I°"
sWretaiv0nffe,Kng~Seta>7 of the Board
Ingle.i
S/ Scott-
of Educa-
Due
on
April 1 from 1965 to 1970 inclugive
principai anc} interest (A-O)
payabie
at
City
the
Eastern Allamakee
Treasurer's
a
Other
G.
A.
Inc.;
Becker
syndi-
the
of
Blyth & Co.,
Co.,
&
Inc.;
Mullaney,
Wells & Co.; Indianapolis Bond &
Share Corp.; Fobert F. Bell & Co.,
and Fox, Reusch & Co., Inc.
&
Rodman
Renshaw;
Kokomo-Center Township
Consol.
(P. O.
Kokomo), Ind.
Bond Sale—The $675,000 schoul
building bonds offered on April 12
-v.191, p. 1371—were awarded
—
Kansas
line
(CST) on April 25 for the
pUrchase of $180,000 school building bonds.
Dated May 1, 1960.
Due on Nov. 1 from 1961 to 1979
8 pjn.
approved
by
Independent School
District, Iowa
Bond
Offering
Secr"etary
of the
—
Sale—The
Bond
$317,000
sew-
works revenue bonds offered
on April 6—v.
191, p. 1371—were
awarded
to
Mullaney, Wells &
a
as
basis
4%s, at a price of 100.762,
Olive
BoaTd'of
Educa-
,
Bond
& f!n
Co.,
.
318,
a
s
rru^
.
a
1
e
—
tti
OQA
nnn
?fU100.-
3V8s, at a price
at a nrice
basis of about 3.08%.
as
as
3 V«s.
South Bend School City,
Bond
Offering
—
Ind.
Irene
Pyle,
of School
sealed bids
until 2:30 p.m. (CST) on April 26
for
the
purchase
of
$615,000
school
improvement 1960 bonds.
Dated May 1, I960,
Due on Dec.
Secretary of the Board
Trustees, will receive
15
Rural
from
1961
to
1963
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the First Bank & Trust
April
on
g
Board,
the
,:he. Farish.
will
sealed
receive
a.m.
purchase
payable at the office of the Treas¬
April 5
—
191,
v.
awarded to a group composed of
Fox, Reusch & Co., Inc., Security
& Bond Co., Kentucky Co., Edw.
G. Taylor & Co., Magnus & Co.,
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Harrison, Inc., as
Breed
follows:
and
&
MAINE
XT,
c
Bank
First Na
Lewiston
of
Note Offering—George H. Anreceive
until
school
3.61%,
Due on Sept. 1
on
1990 inclusive.
terest
Carter County
bonds of-
lnl\!±rest
as follows:
1968 inclusive.
1969.
900,000 as 3.70s. Due semi-annu¬
ally on Aug. 1, 1970 to Aug. 1,
payable
at
First Na¬
The
school
Co9lldge & Rugg> of R°ston
MARYLAND
Church Home and
Hospital,
Baltimore, Md.
Co., Inc.
B
County (P. O. Morehead),
Kentucky
Bond Offering — O. W. Elam,
Rowan
County Court Clerk, will receive
(EST) on
bo6ml's"
(too^chooTbudding
900t^h?p).S","®Due
on
Oct
1
o
ceive
^ '
^10^
Alexander
—
will
Secretary,
II,
bids
sealed
(EDST)
<,
Offering
nd
Harvey
until
3 60s
1975
Due semi-annu-
1, 1974 to
inclusive.
Feb!",
"re4
11
a.m.
April 26 for the pur-
on
„50
hospital
,
1959 bonds
dor.
Dated Sept
1
1959' Due on Sept' 1 .from 1962
1999 delusive. Legality approved
by Niles,_ Barton, Yost & Dankable as of 0ct
1965 Principai
and interest (A-O) payable at the
Citizens Bank, in Morehead. Le-
gaiity approved by Skaggs, Hays
& Fah
of Louisville.
Cameron Parish, Lower
meyer, of Baltimore.
Frederick County (P. O.
Frederick), Md.
Bond Offering—Delbert
President of the Board
bids
Cameron
Hospital Service District (P. O.
Cameron), La.
Bond Offering—Dr.
sealed
bids
5
M
_
the
for
receive
(CST)
purchase of
a.m.
Dated
bonds.
hospital
$350 0oo
and
11
until
intewstV-Ol'PayaWeTtei
Calcasieu-Marine
until
11
National Bank,
Lake Charles. Legality approved by Wood King Dawson &
a.m.
S. Null,
of County
sealed
(EDST)
on,
April 27 for the purchase of $1,^
500,000 public school bonds. Dated
May 1, 1960.
C. W. Clark,
wiil
Secretary,
Distrjct
1961
to
1985
Due on May 1 from
inclusive. Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
Farmers & Merchants - Citizens
Legaiity approved by Niles, Barton,
National Bank, in Frederick.
Yo^rTsrsre-i
W°n^om^yCou„^(P. O.
jn
York City.
Jefferson Davis
rC°^Ve feal^d b?L unti"
11
a
?
19 for the pur¬
chase of $7,500,000 various gen¬
eral
obligation bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1960. Due on May 1 from
(EST)
Parish Gravity
Drainage District No. S
(P. O.
Welsh), La.
on
April
of the Board of
1961 to 1980 inclusive. Principal
,,v
and interest (M-N) payable at th^
Commission, will receive sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(CST) on May 3 for the purchase
Chase Manhattan Bank, of New
York City Legality approved by
Alfred H. Carter, of Montgomery.
Bond
Offering
Leger, Secretary
1973 inclusive.
a<?
Due
Oct. 6, 1960. Principal and in¬
Bank, of Boston. Legality
approved by Ropes, Gray, Best,
(P. O. Grayson),
Sale—TheC$425,000
Bond
Logan, of New
200,000 as 4s. Due semi-annually
on
Aug. 1, 1968 and Feb. 1,
ally on Feb
pur-
Dated April 27, 1960.
notes.
building revenue bonds offered on
March 10—v. 191, p.A.1055—were
awarded to Charles
Hinsch &
-
$1,260,000 as 5s. Due semi-annually on Feb. 1, 1961 to Feb. 1,
4nn 000
noon
April 21 for the
on
chase of $2,500,000 temporary loan
117,000 as 41/2S.
1
bids
sealed
(EST)
on Sept.
from 1972 to 1985 inclusive.
Shawnee-Mission
fered bonds offered on April 6—
y 191> p i37i_were awarded to
a
.
iap?
i'm
^The
awarded
..
Due
1986 to
Knnft(in
1 S
*nrn
tlonal Fan*' 01 lewiston.
220,000 as 4V4s.
from
.
??
nff
derson, Director of Finance, will
inclusive.
1971
Board.
Lewiston, Me.
1
61,000 as 4s. Due on Sept. 1 from
to
School
Portland, Me.
as 4V2s. Due on Sept.
from 1961 to 1965 inclusive.
1966
Parish
the
of
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
1483 —were
p.
LOUISIANA,
Sale—The $3,760,000 gen-
cost of about
bids
(CST) on May 5 for
of $40,000 school'
bonds. Dated April 1,1960. Due on
April 1 from 1961 to 1975 inclu-
,
urer
High School District No. 6
obligation
15,
BonTofferTnf—
^ff0efn"fe Parish School
Commissions, will receive
Johnson County,
eral
^he |1,034,000
of
.
Bond
School
P
Yocum,
(P. O. Merriam), Kans.
Corporation, Ind.
^
f
&
KANSAS
of about 4.69%.
Muncie Community
g
.
Chicago,
age
Co.,
c
sealed bids until 9 a.m.
will reCeive sealed bids un-
ti
Due
Washington Parish, Pine School ' {■
-
until 10
Campbell County (P. O.
Alexandria), Ky.
Bond Sale—The $435,000 school
building revenue bonds offered on
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Storm Lake
3s.
revenue
KENTUCKY
of Direc-
proved by Chapman & Cutler,
Middletown, Ind.
,
extension
,
Offering—Ann J. Farrell,
fer Bushes & Co Inc^ jointly as
SiS'S'S buildmg bonds Dated June 1,
f about 3 177
1960' Du? pn Nov' J tr™ 1963
to
1979 inclusive.
Legality ap.
City), Kans.
;45,000 as
$299,000 .v-"V 1975.
Bond Sale—An issue of
water
The
m.^30pm(rapj»n^yUfor
the Purchase of S350.000 sch°ol
,
$594,000 as 3.80s. Due on April 15
;
from 1961 to 1974 inclusive. !
Wyandotte Township (P, O.v;
tors, will receive sealed bids until
School Corporation
Baton
tional
Secretary of the Board
Legality
of1
" steiner, Rouse & Co., at a
*
price 0f par, a net interest cost of
about 3.82%, as follows*
Iowa
inclusive.
by
approved
Moseley,
and
Mag, Thomson, McEvers
Fizzell, of Kansas City.
Saydel Consolidated Sch., Dist.,
Bond
members
Cancelled
$550,000 school building bonds offered on April 6—v. 191, p. 1371
was cancelled due to a pending
injunction.
Co., both Of Chicago, as
price of 100.642, a basis
cate were as follows:
Sale
'
*
(A-O) paynbk; at the State Treas-
$37,000
Iowa
-•'■
Bond
on
a
Community
School District (P. O. Lansing),
AAA
' &
sive. Principal and interest (A-C)
basis of about 4.98%.
1960.
nm
Rouge.
y
Bond Sale—An issue of $27,000
street improvement bonds offered on April 8 was sold to Quail
& Co<> ag ^ at a price of 100.11,
3,
Legality
Benton
bonds was sold to The Columbian
~
T
Securities Corp., as 4s. ~
Dated Jan.
1, I960. Due on Jan. 1 from 1964
Des Moines National Bank of Des to 1986 inclusive. Principal and
jjes monies inaiionai xsanK, oi i^es
nnvshlp at thp ^tafp
Feb.
7-m
purchaTe
elusive.
urer's office. Legality approved by
—
Dated
until
^rom Oct. 1, 1960 to April 1, 1980 Howard, Weil, Labouisse, FriedI'l ~Svlve* ^5iinciP?u
interest richs & Co., Ladd Dinkins & Co.,
&
Dubuque, Iowa
bids
on May 10 for tee
of $575,000 street paving, series A
jggQ certificates. Dated June 1,
1960. Due from 1961 to 1971 in-
Stinson,
IOWA
of about 3.31%.
Wil-
^P^chase
Mav
offered
bonds
—v.
& Trust
i ^cretary of the Board of
bid? ?-i' wiU receive sealed
20 fn
lu 8 p-m* <CST> on APril
school
1960
awarded to
District
D.
;
Community Sch. Dist.,
(P. O, Westside), Iowa
Bond Sale
The $745,000 general
obligation
school
building
bonds offered on April 11—v. 191,
p> 1371—were awarded to a group
*
composed of John Nuveen & Co.,
the White-Phillips Co., Inc., Iowa-
-
sealed
(CS?)
B»»d 0fRfering-Lewis H; Rapides Parish,
School :
Brotherson Business Manager and District No. S2 (P. O. Alexandria),
C1®rk of the Board of Education
Louisiana
will receive sealed'bids until 11
Bond Sale—The $639,000 school
a m- (CST) on April 27 for the bonds offered on April 6—v. 191,.
Purchase of $3,850 000 general: p. 1268-were awarded to a group
obl.ga ion building bonds. Dated composed of The Guaranty Bank
dupe 1- I96®. Due semi-annually & Trust' Co., of Alexandria,
Ar-We-Va
East
191, p. 1483 —were
syndicate headed by
the
First
National
Bank,
and
Continental Illinois National Bank
April
No. 223
(P. O. Orion), III.
Bond Offering—Glenn
Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
in-
J-D.
_
way.
—
aid
school
Ceive
Kansas
revive
$156,000 school building bonds.
Dated April 1, 1960. Due semiannualIy from July 1, 1961 to Jan.
L 1911 inclusive. Principal and
intoest (J-J) payable at the
Speedway State Bank, in Speed-
Washington St., Muncie), Ind.
Bond S a 1 e
The $1,850,000
mutually
as
peed upon between the purti^aser ancMbe Board of Educaon.
Henry
»„„;i
~
Due on April 1
on
bonds.
wdl
sealed bids unM 8 p m (CDST)
on April 28 for the Purchase of
1
un¬
April 20 for
$200,000 school
T?uftee
Due
1980
Plaquemine, La.
Certificate Offering-Harry K.
Ganagher, Town Clerk; will re-
,.
Pohl
Deaconess Hospital, Freeport, III.
Bond
,
to
°f Chicago.
Pierce^& Co., Inc.,
Beecroft, Cole & Co., Columbian
[T°wnslup Securities Corp., R J Edwards,
. Inc.,(P. O. 3314 Peet & Co. Street,
and H. O. West 16th
Offering0 Samuel J Lang Kansas City, City School District,
c
Interest
1960.
1,
1961
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
'about Luce, Thompson & Crowe, Inc.,
Rauseher,
basis of
51
improvement
June
from
1
elusive.
Feb. 1 and Aug. 1, 1980.
_
INDIANA
a.m.
June
ited
Is. Due semi-annually
as
public
Dated
June
on
were as follows: Northern Trust
'
°t
,,y
..
Townshte
a
on April
inclusive.
to 1980 inclusive.
1973
Offering—Edward J. Bar¬
Bond
1975
o*/
nnn
795,000 as 3/ss.
Cook County
Bond
p.
1o0.071a
Bank, of Chi-
National Bank, in
& Co.
on
Moines, and Becker & Cownie,
school building bonds offered on In9-> as 4s, :3.60s and 3 As, at a Treasu
April 6 —v. 191, p. 1371-were price of 100 0007; a net interest
awarded to a group composed of cost °f about 3.68%.
McJSvers
Co., of Kan¬ Co., at
tional Bank & Trust
sas
r960erWD^e%nO JuneDia teom Tqb1!
to 197? tectesive ' PrinS and
interest ?I mnov/hle
S
hank
200,000
,
$62,000
bonds.
Other members of the syndicate
T
T
%
Offering—C. E. Edwards,
Clerk, will receive sealed
r
o
of
m
(CST)
of
1
Chicago, Mercantile Trust Co Co.,
of
St. Louis, W. H. Morton &
Hu£?hes
Bond
bids until 5 p.m.
Aug.
™arded to Raffensperger,
Loves Park, 111.
City
and
Co.. Harris Trust Co., both of
^ & PHce
3
aoTc°h?cago y
1,
1371-were
April 7-v. 191,
purcnaser. Le-
\
Cutkr of Chicago.
Cutler,
Dain & Co., Inc.,
Merriii Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
and
,
T.pton-C.cero Towneh.p School.
SSffX
,"5
c
*£££%&&
Education and tee rmrchaserLe
bonds
,.
-
Feb.
on
from 1976 to 1979 inclusive.
bank^rlrust'comDanv huilding"Tg60 * bonds" "offered "on"
anv
nereed
n
ally
Miller, of Indianapolis,
inclusive,
1973
800,000 as 3.70s. Due semi-annu-
Co., of South Bend. Legality ap-*
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
un-
p.m.
the
Legality approved
"aiding, sibley' Troutman,
IS & Smith, of Atlanta.
York
8
(CST) on April 21 for
purchase of $250,000 general
obligation school building bonds.
Dated April 1, 1960. Due on Jan.
-on! and'interest (J-J) payable
cipaJ rhase Manhattan Bank, of
(1715)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
tion, will receive sealed bids
inclusive, x xxix-
to lyo <
loci
.
Drainage
—
C 1 i
n
t
o n
P.
A
XTX
.
52
(1716)
MASSACHUSETTS
&
ner
cells
Danvers, Mass.
net interest cost of about
a
Note Sale—An issue of
$200,000
plant loan serial
April 8 was sold
municipal light
notes offered
to
The
on
120,000
from
545,000
Detroit.
Sept. 1
on
Due
Sept.
on
Southgate Community School Dist.
(P. O. Wyandotte), Mich.
Bond Offering — Herbert Wal¬
1
inclusive.
1987
lace, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
Chippewa Valley School District
until 8 p.m. (EST) on April
the purchase of $2,100,000
school
Dated
building bonds.
bids
Sale—The $1,500,000 gen¬
Bond
<
eral
28
building and site
Second Bank-State Street.
bonds offered on April 6—v. 191,
Trust Co., of Boston.
.
p. 1372—were awarded to a syn¬
to
The
|
.
Haverhill, Mass.
■
.
>
Note Sale—An issue of
$500,000
tax anticipation notes offered on
April 6 was sold to The National
Shawmut Bank,
of Boston.
about 2.98%.
Newton, Mass.
Sale—An issue of $1,000,temporary loan notes offered
sold to The Boston
Safe Deposit & Trust
Second
Bank-State
Co., and the
Street
Quincy, Mass.
Bond
eral
fered
Sale
1612
p.
to
Goodbody &
price of 100.044,
a
basis of about
a
..
$200,000 gen¬
sewer
bonds of¬
awarded
3.20s, at
as
ceive
saied
bids
c/o
the
T.
Deposit & Trust Co., 100
Franklin Street, Boston, until noon
(EST)
April
on
of
20
April 1, 1960. Due
1961
to
for
the
$1,285,000 bonds.
1980
and interest
on
pur¬
Dated
April 1 from
inclusive.
Boston. 'Y.\.
highway
April 7
loan
was
notes
of
$37,625
offered
on
sold to The First Na¬
tional Bank, of
Sale—The $850,000
April
on
13
—
v.
bonds
191, p.
1612—were awarded to The Bank¬
Trust
ers
Co., of New York, and
jointly, as 3.40s, at
Coffin & Burr,
price of 100.369,
3.35%.
a
basis of about
a
Springfield, Mass.
Sale—An issue of
April 6
was
sold to The Mer¬
chants National Bank, of Boston.
Taunton, Mass.
Note Offering—Thomas F.
Corr,
Jr., City Treasurer, will receive
sealed
bids
until
noon
(EST)
on
April 18 for the purchase of $500,000 tax anticipation notes.
Dated
April 20, 1960. Due on Nov. 22,
1960.
able
of
Principal and interest
at
the
First
National
60,000
MICHIGAN
im-
375,000
bonds.
will
ceive
Village
Clerk,
sealed "bids
(EST)
K.
until
re¬
11
funding bonds.
April 1, 1960.
Due
1961
inclusive.
1975
cipal
Dated
Bond
to
from
1961
Callable
payable at any bank
ful
1987
designated
trust
or
the
by
in¬
obligation
s c
h
Telegraph Road, Bloomfield
Hills), Mich.
Sale—The $21,000 special
water
improvement
on
obligation
fered
a
cost
v.
191, p. 1164—were awarded to
Manufacturers
National
Bank, of Detroit, as 3%s, at a
price of par.
Boyne City School District, Mich.
Inc.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
of about
4.41%,
as
from
4%s.
1978 to
Due
1986
July
Offering—Sylvester TheSecretary of the Board of
Education, will
receive
sealed
school
site
(EST)
and
on
of
building
bonds
p.
of¬
1372
bonds.
Sale—An
issue
Dain
as
bank
any
nated
the
successful
bidder.
Legality approved by Briggs, Gil¬
bert, Morton, Kyle & Macartney,
of St. Paul.
'
*
Silver Bay, Minn.
offered
Sale
bids until 7 p.m.
2
for
the
municipal
bonds.
June
(CDST)
purchase
1
from
1963
on
of
building
Dated June
Housing
Agency,
,
awarded
as
and
to
the
Home
3s, at
a
Federal
Finance
price of
par.
Hancock Independent School Dist.
No. 768, Minn.
Bonds
school
Not
Sold—The
building bonds offered
on
$46,000
awarded
Corp.
Y V.
Mount Olive, Miss.
Sale—An issue of
bonds
5 was sold
offered
$90,000
on
April
to Lewis & Co.
Tippah County Supervisors Dists.
(P. O. Ripley), Miss.
Nos. 1 and 2
Bond Sale—An issue of
5
sold
was
offered
to The
$250,000
on
April
First National
Bank, of Memphis.
MONTANA
McCone County Sch. Dist., No. 134
P. O. Wolf Point), Mont.
.
•
.
Sale—The
Bond
$37,000 school
bonds
offered on
improvement
April
8—v.
awarded
191,
1269—were
p.
The
to
State
Land
Commissioners,
par.
V;.
of
..
.
.
..
Board
at
a
of
price
Y/•;>//;
Poison, Mont. /
'Bond Offering — Lyle Nelson,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
until
7:30
p.m.
(MST) on
May 2 for the purchase of $185,000
water
revenue bonds. Dated May
1, 1960. Due on May 1 from 1962
to
1980 inclusive. Principal and
interest
(M-N)
payable
at
the
City Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Burcham & Blair, of
Whitehall, Mont.
Bond Offering
—
W. F. Davis,
Mayor, will receive sealed bids
May 18 for the purchase of
$85,000
sewage
lagoon
bonds.
until
July 1, 1960. Interest J-J.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
revenue
1, 1960. Due
to
any
bank
1982
on
inclu¬
trust
or
ler &
com¬
Bond
The $1,120,000
April 12—v. 191,
1614—were awarded to a group
p.
Thomas
of
—
on
composed of Smith, Barney & Co.,
Weeden & Co., and
curities
of
100.329,
American Se¬
a price
basis of about 3.45%.
Corp.,
a
3V2S, at
as
NEW JERSEY
Bernardsville Sch. Dist., N. J.
Bond
school
Bond
c/o
Sale
bonds offered
Haertzen, of Minneapolis.
Stillwater Independent School
District No. 834, Minn.
1
Manchester, N. H.
$140,000
designated by the successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Howard, Peterson, LeFevere, Lef-
C.
Campbell,
Schools, until
(CST) on April 26 for the
purchase of $932,000 school build¬
ing
general
obligation
bonds.
p.m.
Dated May 1, 1960. Due on
Aug. 1
from 1962 to 1984 inclusive. Prin¬
(F-A) payable
bank or trust company
designated by the successful bid¬
April
12—v.
Legality approved by Dorsey,
Owen, Barber, Marquart & Wind¬
horst, of Minneapolis.
to
a
191,
p.
blower &
Weeks, and J. C. Brad¬
Co., taking $1,214,000, as
3.35s, at a price of 100.1599, a basis
ford
of
&
about
3.33%.
Bloomfield College and Seminary,
Bloomfield, N. J.
Bond Offering
—
Henry Barra-
clough, Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until
a.m. (EDST) on April 28
purchase of $200,000 dor¬
mitory revenue 1959 bonds. Dated
for
10
the
1962
Bond Sale—The
$29,000 school
building bonds offered on April 7
191, p. 1484—were awarded
$1,215,000
group
May 1, 1959. Due
—v.
The
—
1373 —were
composed of
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., Hornawarded
any
der.
Sale
building bonds offered on
cipal and interest
to
1999
from
Interest
May 1
on
inclusive.
M-N. Legality approved by
ley,
Updike,
Carter
of New York City.
TownRodgers,
&
'
The
to
Security State Bank, of
Wanamingo, at a price of par, a
interest cost
of
about
3.62%,
follows:
$14,000
15,000
as
31/2S.
Due
on
Feb.
1
as
3.70s.
Due
on
Feb.
Offering—Evelyn Pelkola,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m.
(CST) on April
26
for
the
purchase of $45,000
sewage
disposal
plant
general
obligation
1960.
terest
trust
bonds.
Dated
May
Bond
Offering — Edward F.
Coyle, County Treasurer, will re¬
chase
1,
on May 1 from 1962 to
inclusive. Principal and in¬
payable
at
any
bank
on
of
bids
until
noon
April 26 for the pur¬
$310,000 voting machine
1960, Due oil
May 1 from 1961 to 1970 inclu:nve.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the Burlington Bank &
Trust Co., in Burlington. Legality
approved by Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of
or
designated by the
New York
City.
Due
company
sealed
(EDST)
bonds. Dated May 1,
Winton, Minn.
Bond
Burlington County P. O.
Mount Holly), N. J.
ceive
1
from 1967 to 1969 inclusive.
1975
$390,000
were
offered
Bond
industrial
May
Principal and interest (J-D)
—
—were
The
bonds
were
S.
—
National
,
—
time
same
Miller,
from 1964 to 1966 inclusive.
The $1,300,000
union, series 1959 bonds
April 6—v. 191, p. 1372
Sale
improvement
the
at
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
as
on
road
Dated
Bond Offering—John W.
net
Jan.
Additional
trust company desig¬
or
by
Wanamingo Independent School
on
First
Principal and interest payable at
Spokane/
&
follows:
1484
p.
The
to
Bank, of Memphis.
bids
of
Dated May 1, 1960. Due on May
from
1962
to
1975
inclusive.
Minnesota
April
$800,000
/Yk/V/•%';/
■
$58,000
school building general obligation
bonds
offered
on
April 7 was)
sold to Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
4.20s.
College of St. Thomas, St. Paul,
Bond
p.m.
as
1
len,
purchase
& Co.
No. 1325, Minn.
inclusive.
Michigan
8
waterworks
April 5—v. 191,
1
Bond
the
1
$70,000 general
awarded to J. M.
student
for
May
inclusive.
Dated April 1, 1960. Due
1 from 1961 to 1971
Pewamo-Westphalia Community
School District (P. O.
Pewamo),
26
on
1985
$640,000 improvement bonds.
100,000 park bonds.
inclusive.
bids until
Due
to
$740,000 bonds,
follows:
on
1
Bond Offering—Sealed
bids will
be received until 7:30
p.m. (CST)
on
April 18 for the purchase of
Co.,
as 41/^s.
Due on July
from 1961 to 1977 inclusive.
220,000
May
Bloomington, Minn.
net interest
as
Co., and Woodard-El-
District No. 258, Minn.
building
Securities
a
on
Co., Inc.,
$230,000
Bond
Sale—The $995,000 school
building bonds offered on April
11—v. 191, p. 1372—were
awarded
to a
group composed of Halsey,
Stuart & Co.
Inc.; Blyth & Co.,
Newman
price of 100.052,
Hammill &
gen¬
Kenower, MacArthur
Co.; McDonald-Moore & Co.; H.
V. Sattley & Co.,
Inc., and the
Channer
Co., Blyth & Co., Inc., J. M. Dain
& Co., Inc., Northwestern Nation¬
al
Bank, of Minneapolis, B. J.
Van Ingen & Co., Inc.,
Shearson,
Superintendent
on
Babbitt, Minn.
on
April 7—v. 191,
1484—were awarded to a group
March 28—
The
1981
Bond Sale—The
composed of
at
Due
4.70s.
as
—were
1
May 1 from
inclusive.
191,
v.
—
awarded
1978 to 1986 inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows: Allison-Williams
at
:f
o o
1967
on
4.40s.
as
from
bonds offered
p.
to
Due
April 4
Feb. 1
on
bids
4s.
as
15,000
com¬
No. 3, Mich.
eral
Due
160,000 as IVzs.
Due on Feb. 1
from 1987 to 1990 inclusive.,
1372—were
p.
success¬
$450,000
water
offered
inclusive.
Munising Public School District
Sale—The
bonds
from 1968 to 1972
inclusive.
24,000 as 4.60s. Due on May 1
from 1973 to 1980
Legality approved by
Dickinson,
Wright,
McKean
&
Cudlip, of Detroit.
Bond
inclusive.
1977
Offering—R. A. Le Page,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bidder.
,
1
pany
$60,000
1960
April 6—v. 191,
1963
July 1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
pany
Sale—The
12,000
of
as
to
4.30s.
Feb.
on
$9,000
8
1,1960. Due
July 1
from
Due
awarded to Juran &
Moody, Inc.,
and Kalman &
Co.* jointly, at a
price of par, a net interest cost
of about
4.70%, as follows:
(EST) on April 21 for the
purchase of $525,000 school, series
1970.
1963
as
payable at
Albertville, Minn.
Offering—Elma Blue, Sec¬
retary of the Board of Education,
clusive.
from
Prin¬
MINNESOTA
Bond
on
4.20s.
as
360,000
1
Sale —The
industrial bonds
$530,000
sive.
Lakeville Community School Dist.
(P. O. Otisville), Mich.
I bonds. Bated March
the
at
and
improvement
until
bids
Detroit.
on
bids
—
Vaiden),
Mississippi
$152,000 road
improvement
bonds
offered
on
The
$1,050,000
second
series
bonds offered on April 11—v. 191,
p. 1484—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate headed by Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood, at a price of par, a net
interest cost of about 4.17%, as
Bond
Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
'
sealed
Sale
building,
July 1 from
any
bidder.
,
sealed
Carroll County (P. O.
Bond
to The First U.
Independent School
Rochester Common School District
der.
Principal
troit.
Bond
school
•
MISSISSIPPI
District No. 281, Minn.
1
interest (J-D) payable
bank or trust company
designated by the successful bid¬
at
Legal¬
ity approved by Dickinson,
Wright, McKean & Cudlip, of De-
receive
on
of June 1, 1962.
as
a.m.
and interest (M-S) payable at
any
bank or trust company
successful
4s. Due
receive
Callable
Sept. 1 from
on
company
Robbinsdale
Dated April 1, 1960. Due on June
1
from
1961
to
1980
inclusive.
De-
will
designated by
the
successful bidder.
Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bar¬
ber, Marquart & Windhorst, of
Minneapolis.
.,
: '
wood
July
Boards Room,
CityCounty Building, Detroit, until 11
(EST) on April 28 for the
purchase of $674,000 storm Drain
special assessment limited bonds.
April 28 for the pur¬
chase of $180,000 general
obliga¬
to
on
a.m.
on
drain
inclusive.
1972 inclusive.
to
Auditors
Inkster, Mich.
Offering—Freda
Planche,
1
Due
4*4s.
as
July
on
1967
Wayne County Ready Storm
Drainage District (P. O. Detroit),
Michigan
Bond Offering—Henry _V»vHerrick, County Drain Commissioner >
building bonds.
Bond
inclusive.
Due
to
1968
July 1 from
on
1973 to 1989 inclusive.
&
Bloomfield Township (P. O. 4200
1959 bonds offered
1964
as
follows:
Due
41/£s.
as
net interest cost
1963
to
from
Secertary-Business Manager, will
receive sealed bids until May 24
for the
purchase of $10,000,000
pay¬
Legality approved by
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
assessment
5s.
as
40,000
Detroit City School District, Mich.
Bond
Offering — E. M. Lane,
Bank,
Boston.
Bond
4.03%,
1961
p.m.
$1,000,-
000 tax anticipation notes offered
on
as
$25,000
200,000 special assessment bonds.
will
Note
a
from
school
trust
or
Legality ap¬
Peterson, Le¬
Haertzen, of
on
,
Co.; Barcus, Kindred & Co., and
H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc., at a
follows:
public
1960
bidder.
Minneapolis./
of
interest payable at any bank
and
Moore & Co.; Watling, Lerchen &
Offering—Henry P. Dowling, City Controller, will receive
sealed bids until May 24 for the
purchase of $9,325,000 bonds, as
general
April
$105,000
bonds.
Dated
(CST)
purchase
May 1, 1960. Due on Feb. 1 from
1962 to
1981 inclusive. Principal
a
of about
provemen
the
improvement
offered on April
191, p. 1269—were awarded
syndicate composed of Stran¬
ahan, Harris & Co.; McDonald-
Detroit, Mich.
$4,995,000
until 3 p.m.
for
27
5—v.
to
designated
Boston.
Rockport, Mass.
Bond
&
bids
building bonds
syndi¬
follows: Kenower,
Co.; Watling, Ler-
as
Sale—The $500,000 school
price of 100.037,
by the
offered
the
of
Co.
&
tion
Rehoboth, Mass.
issue
were
Principal
Deposit & Trust Co., in Bos¬
ton. Legality approved by
Ropes,
Gray, Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of
Sale—An
members
chen & Co.; Stranahan, Harris &
Co.; McDonald-Moore & Co.; H. V.
Sattley & Co., Inc., and M. B. Vick
payable at the Boston
Safe
Note
from 1968 to 1988 inclusive..
Other
re¬
Boston
Safe
chase
Bond
Due on June 1
bonds.
Offering — Edward
Town Treasurer, will
Clark,
4%s.
as
Preston, Minn.
Offering—Mervin Soiney,
Bond
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
follows:
Michigan
;
3,000,000 water revenue bonds.
1,130,000 urban rehabilitation
3.19%.
Randolph, Mass.
Bond
1,320,000
proved by Howard,
Fevere,
Lefler
&
as
Le¬
Springfield School District (P. O.
765 Upton Avenue, Battle Creek),
June 1, 1966
v
Callable
Interest J-D.
gality
approved
by
Dickinson,
Wright, Davis, McKean & Cud¬
lip, of Detroit,
Bond
The
obligation
on April 11—v.
191,
—were
Co.,
—
on
successful
sold.
June 1 from
on
1961 to 1985 inclusive.
June 1
on
Due
of June 1, 1970.
inclusive.
1965
1967.
Trust
Co., both of Boston, jointly.
Due
to
Due
5s.
as
and
cate
was
1962
MacArthur
Note
April 7
70,000
5M>s.
as
from
for
Sept. 1, 1959.
of
of
of
by the First
Corp., at a price
100.021, a net interest cost
about 4.40%, as follows:
$110,000
Bond
Sale—The $286,000 mu¬
nicipal garage bonds offered on
April 7 — v. 191, p. 1483 — were
awarded to Harkness & Hill, as
3s, at a price of 100.059, a basis of
on
headed
Michigan
Needham, Mass.
000
obligation
dicate
any
Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
inclusive.
1976
1977 to
der.
No. 24 (P. O. Mt. Clemens), Mich.
■
1483—were awarded
p.
Due
to
April 5—v. 191, p. 1269—were not
of July 1, 1970. Prin¬
interest (J-J) payable
bank or trust company
designated by the successful bid¬
inclusive.
4%s.
as
from
.
191,
1971
as
and
1
Sept.
on
1970
to
,4;%s.
as
from
Hampden County (P. O.
Springfield), Mass.
Note Sale—The $500,000 tax an¬
ticipation notes offered on April
6—v.
1967
230,000
Due
43/4S.
as
at
inclusive.
1989
to
1
Due on Sept.
as 5s.
from 1962 to 1966 inclusive.
Bank-State Street
Second
cipal
$100,000
Co., of Boston, as 3s, at a
price of 100.28, a basis of about
2.90%. Dated May 1, 1960. Due on
May 1 from 1961 to 1965 inclusive.
1961
Callable
4.43%,
Due on July
April 1, 1960.
from
1
follows:
as
Trust
Dated
Smith, and Charles A. PurCo., at a price of 100.03,
&
Additional
will
the
of
also
same
Offering—Mr. Coyle
sealed bids at
receive
time
$184,000
for
road
the
purchase
improvement
Fallsburgh, Thompson, Mamakat•
ing and Wawarsing Central School
I960. Due on
I960 to 1969 incluNoV'Principal and interest (M-N)
May 1,
mtpd
,
bondSi
from
Bond Offering
Patab=Vco
?'U onnroved
ft
District
by
Caldwell,
Trimble & Mitchell, of
1,11
ga
bids
Clerk, will receive sealed
until
3:30
(EST)
on
April 19 for the purchase of $2,050,000 bonds, as follows:
City.
NEW MEXICO
$1,800,000
County, R^tcn
Municipal
250,000
Raton), N. Mex.
1
Sale—The $256,000 genbonds ofon April 5-v
191. p. 1484awarded to Garrett-Brom& Co., and the Commerce
Sd
of $150,000
cfpneral obligation
sewer bonds.
Dated May 1, I960. Due on May 1
from 1961 to 1970 inclusive. PriniiDal and interest (M-N) payable
at the City Treasurer's office.. Le¬
gality approved by Dawson, Negai, Sherman & Howard, of Den¬
■•'aT'n'-'.. 'I-:/"'.:.:'... '
ver.
County, Farmington Mu¬
San Juan
nicipal School District No. 5
(P. O. Box 367,
;
sealed
bids until
(EDST)
purchase of
$1,750,000
student
center
1957
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due On
April
on
3%s. Due on May 1
$225,000 as
1961 to 1963 inclusive.
from
150,000 as 4s. Due on May 1, 1964
1965.
and
225,000 as 33/4s.
on May
from 1966 to 1968 inclusive.
Due
1
NEW YORK
Babylon Union Free School District
No. 7 (P. O. Deer
Education, will receive sealed bids
(EDST) on April 26
for the purchase of
$3,188,000 high
p.m.
construction
memorial
and
j
Babylon.
1 p.m. (EST) on April 19 for the
purchase of $30,460,000 temporary
loan notes. Dated May 17, 1960.
Due
on
Nov. 23,
1960. Legality
approved by Sullivan, Donovan,
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of
New York City.
Oyster Bay Drainage District No.
and
Glenville Central School Dist.
No. 1 (P.O. Ballston
Spa), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Ruth
W. Finkle,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
11
a.m.
(EDST)
TOmnn26 fi?r ,the
1' *9®9, Uue
S
New York
Spa
National
Bank,
in
pa> Legality^, approved
by
vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
balloway, of New York City.
of
1960
—
bonds
on
L!
in?1
lOoVifi a
46,
Co
Co-' and Lebenthal
ti
•
Cl(P°n
school
April 12—v. 191,
awarded to J. B.
!fere
&
a? 33/^s' at a Price of
basis of about 3.70%.
u'
C/ariberry Cake
Fire Dist.
Cranberry Lake), N. Y.
U.
DiS °Trf?ring"~Dilys
Mudgett,
sealed\Jreasprer' wil1 receive
oi Ss uH*1 1 P-m. (EST) on
Aprh
000 firoKj
on
'
n
ibclusl
p
•
Purchase of $15,Dated Dec*
1959ttom 1960 to 1969
°f
n?" ^1rinciPal and interest
St„PaTya,ble a*
United Bank
by
Vanrin
(J-Di
?'
Legality approved
Gallop'Lwate*\
^iloway, of
awarded
were
Housing
and
Agency,
3s, at
as
were
follows:
as
Lehman
Broth¬
Smith,
Trust
cantile
Dick
1485—were awarded to a group
composed
Sykes, Heckler &
New York
City.
Geo.
of
Gibbons
B.
Hornblower & Weeks,
and Chas. E. Weigold & Co., Inc.,
as 3.60s, at a price of 100.549, a
Co.,
Inc.;
basis of about 3.53%.
&
1
April
1
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the Hanover Bank, in New
ols,
District
Jr.,
sealed
ceive
(EST)
will re¬
Clerk,
until
bids
2
p.m.
on
Due
to
and
Oct. 1 from
on
Principal
inclusive.
1978
1960
interest
at
payable
(A-O)
the National
Commercial Bank &
Trust
Legality ap¬
Vandewater, Sykes,
Co., of Albany.
by
proved
&
Heckler
Bond
Pawling, N. Y.
Sale—The $60,000
of
Galloway,
New
City.
No.
at
1
price
a
about
offered
2.29%.
water
system bonds offered on
April 7 — v. 191, p. 1485 — were
awarded to
Adams, McEntee &
Co.,
Inc.,
as
3.90s, at
price of
a
Bond
100.301, a basis of about 3.86%.
Lincoln
were awarded
Rochester Trust
—
Rochester,
April 19 for the purchase of $150,000 general obligation sewer serial
1960 bonds. Dated May 1,
1960.
Due on Nov. 1 from 1960 to 1989
inclusive.
(M-N)
Principal
at
payable
and
the
interest
Security
Co., of Rochester. Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
Trust
City.
Co.,
of
Sch. Dist., N.Y.
Offering—Eleanor
Low-
will receive
(EST) on
No. 2
(P. O. Church Street, Spring
Valley), N. Y.
Bond
Sale
—
school 1960 bonds
The
$2,555,000
offered on April
191, p. 1485—were awarded
syndicate headed by Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc., as 4s, at a price
13—v.
to
April 21 for the purchase of $8,500,000 high-school 1960 bonds.
Dated May 1, I960.
Due on May
1
from
1961
to
1988 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
at
the
National Bank of
Westchester, in White Plains.
gality approved by
Sykes, Heckler &
New York City.
Le¬
Vandewater,
Galloway, of
a
of 100.359, a
basis of about 3.96%.
Other members of the
syndicate
Wacho¬
The
to
1963
30,000
6s. Due on May 1 from
as
1972
45,000
4y4s.
75,000
Due
4y2s.
May
1,
3%s.
1977
May
1
Due
on
1976
1974 to
as
on
1973.
and
as
from
inclusive.
1971
to
as
inclusive.
Due
on
May
1
inclusive.
1981
to
Offering—W.
E.
(P. O. 447 Richmond Heights
Road, Cleveland 24), Ohio
$541,000 school
building bonds offered on April
6—v. 191, p. 1166—were awarded
to Wm. J. Mericka & Co., as 4y4s,
Bond Sale—The
at
price
a
of
100.55,
4.17%.
about
of
basis
a
.
Bond Sale—The
$1,800,000 sew¬
plant limited tax
bonds offered on April 7—v. 191,
age
treatment
1270—were awarded to a syn¬
headed
by
the
Morgan
Guaranty Trust Co., of New York,
p.
dicate
and
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., as 33/4s, at
of 100.849, a basis - of
price
DAKOTA
.
County, Turtlelake Special
School District No. 72 (P. O.
Washburn), N. Dak.
$328,900 school
Bond Sale—The
building general obligation bonds
offered on April 5—v. 191, p. 1374
were
awarded to a syndicate
cate
were
Due on March
from
15
to
1962
1971
inclu¬
sive.
155,000
4y2s.
as
from
15
on
1979
March
the
send;
Crouter
Small
&
to
inclu¬
cate
were
Co.,
Inc.;
as
E.
follows:
J.
Kalman
Prescott
Allison-Williams
Co.;
&
Salem Special
No. 7
School District
(P.O. New Salem), N. Dak.
Bond
000
Sale—An
issue
of
$365,-
bonds
offered on
sold to the State Land
building
April 8
was
Dept., as 4%s.
Eastlake, Ohio
Ling, Di¬
will receive
1 p.m. (EDST)
Bond Offering—Betty
of
sealed
bids
Finance,
until
April 26 for the purchase of
$950,000 storm sewer bonds. Dated
April 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1 from
until 11 a.m. (EST) on
April 26 for the purchase of $2,300,000 general obligation school
building bonds.
Dated May 1,
1960. Due on May 1 from 1961 to
1979 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
1961
on
to
1979 inclusive.
Garfield
Heights (P. O. 5115
Turney Road, Cleveland 25), Ohio
Bond
Bond
and
Sale—The $498,000 school
McDonald
Offering—Alfred L. Vap-
enik, Director of Finance, will re¬
&
Co., jointly, as
4V4s, at a price of 102.03, a basis
4.02%.
Steubenville City School Dist.,
Ohio
Bond
J. M. Dain
Morton and Grant Counties, New
*
improvement
bonds offered on
April 7 — v. 191, p. 1374 — were
awarded to The Ohio Company,
&
Co., Inc., and Piper, Jaffray &
Hopv/ood.
John
Bodine;
&
(P. O. Irondale), Ohio
Co.;
&
syndi¬
&
Drexel
Co., and Shannon & Co.
of about
of
members
Other
the
Stanton Local School District
syndi¬
Due
1972
follows:
Co.; De Haven & Town-
&
stock
by Juran & Moody, Inc.,
price of par, a net interest
4.54%, as follows:
$173,900 as 4.30s.
as
Co.;
L.
F. Rothschild & Co.;
Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Fahne-
headed
a
of
members
Other
McLean
rector
Easter-
of 101.939,
about 3.66%.
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed bids, at his office in Ra¬
leigh,
a
a
OHIO
Bond
as 33/4s at a price
basis of about 3.54%.
Co.,
Springfield, Ohio
$100,000
NORTH CAROLINA
Asheville), N. C.
sani¬
storm sewer bonds of¬
April 5—v. 191, p. 1270—
follows:
The
to
Buncombe County (P. O.
Ramapo, Clarkstown, Orangetown
and Haverstraw Central Sch. Dist.,
awarded
and
Richmond Heights Local Sch. Dist.
sive.
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
Zornow,
price of 100.-
a
tary
cost of about
'
Bond Offering—F. Ross
3y4s, at
Co., of WinstonSalem, and First Securities Corp.,
jointly, at a price of 100.068, a net
interest cost of about 4.47%, as
3V2S, at a price of
as
White Plains City
Bond
Norwalk, Ohio
$597,000
Sale—The
on
via Bank & Trust
.1
par.
ity approved by Peck, Shaffer &
Williams, of Cincinnati.
awarded to John Nuveen &
basis of about 3.16%. '
a
—were
at
$50,500 water
April 5—v. 191,
thian, District Clerk,
Pittsford, N. Y.
and
Sale—The
bonds offered on
1485
1980
—
(P.O. 19 King Street,
Brockport), N. Y.
2
Due on Dec. 1 from 1961
inclusive.
Principal and
interest (J-D) payable at the New
Richmond National Bank. Legal¬
1, 1960.
were
NORTH
basis of
a
purchase of $20,000 sewer
Dated April
improvement bonds.
fered
The
to
via Bank & Trust Co., of Winstonas
Richmond, Ohio
Wacho¬
—
awarded
(P. O. 26 Oak Ave.,
of 100.006,
for the
Bond
The $53,000
of
of
bonds
April 5—v. 191, p. 1486
on
—were
from
Sweden Water Districts Nos. 1
p.
supply
Sale
"
Boyle,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on April 18
North Carolina
Bond
.
.
Offering—Thomas
.Scotland County (P. O. Halifax),
Smithtown Central School District
City.
Galloway, of New York City.
on
Wrightsville Beach, N. C.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 bonds
offered on April 5—v. 191, p. 1486
Legality approved by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler &
York
Due
267,
Smithtown), N. Y.
District Clerk, will receive % Bond Sale—The $70,000 school
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on building bonds offered on April 6
April 20 for the purchase of $3,- —v. 191, p. 1485—were awarded
600,000 school building 1960 bonds. to The Bank of Smithtown, as 3s,
1960
3%s.
as
Salem,
.
Bond
to
from 1968 to 1970 inclusive.
tery,
from
New
Schodack, Rensselaer County and
(P. O. Jericho), N. Y.
Bond Offering—James W. Slat-
1960. Due on Sept.
to
1988
inclusive.
Orrville, as 4y4s, at a price
101.96, a basis of about 3.99%.
Stuyvesant Central School District
No. 1 (P. O. Castleton-onHudson), N. Y.
Bond
Offering-^rRichard Nich¬
York
Dated March 1,
awarded to The National Bank,
par.
follows:
&
April 1, 1960.
Barney & Co., Mer¬
Co., of St. Louis,
Merle-Smith, and Keon,
Taylor & Co.
ers,
p.
on
$98,000 refund¬
ing bonds offered on April 5 —
v.
191, p. 1486—were awarded to
The Trust Company of Georgia, in
Atlanta, at a price of 100.002, a
net interest cost of about 3.62%,
30,000
;
*/'
L
Sale—The $18,000 water¬
improvement bonds offered5
April 5—v. 191, p. 1270—were
North Carolina
Sale—The
:
Bond
*
Bond Sale—The
as
of
basis
a
^
works
Finance
price of
a
101.64,
Marshallville, Ohio '
Federal
the
to
Home
of
price
a
about 4.06%.
,
as 3V2S.
Due on April
from 1961 to 1967 inclusive.
Johnsville), N. Y.
$745,000 school
bonds offered on April 7—v. 191,
The
Ohio
Co., and Sweney
Cartwright & Co., jointly, as 41/4s,"
to
Sampson County (P. O. Clinton),
School District No. 2 (P. O, St.
Bond
,
:
$68,000
Oppenheim and Ephrata Central
3.85%.
about
Supervisor,
will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
N. Y.
bondfnf?ale7"The $600>000
nds offered
Minden,-
price of 100.4499, a basis
a
Town
Union Free School
District No. 6
(P. O. Port
Jefferson),
Trust
April 21 for the pur¬
chase of $290,000 general obliga¬
tion school serial bonds.
Dated
j
Brookhaven
Due
The
$2,500,000
offered on
April 12—v. 191, p. 1614—were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., as
$1.-
Dated
on Dec. 1 from
? 1989 inclusive. Principal
v
Sale
Bond
drainage
on
interest (J-D)
payable at the
s on
hv
1
(P. O. Audrey Ave., Oyster Bay),
1
Ballston, Clifton Park, Charlton
Purchase
750,000 school I960 bonds.
Rochester
St. Johnsville, Palatine,
Oyster Bay and North Hempstead
Legality approved by Sullivan,
Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern &
Lane, of New York City.
•
Authority,
Union Free School District No. 15
Principal and interest (J-D)
of
at the
Co., in
payable
Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
■•'/v;1:'
Deer
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1959. Due on
June 1 from 1961 to 1989 inclu¬
payable at the Bank
and
•
addition
school
(M-N)
Principal
Rochester.
approved
Hanrahan,
McGovern & Lane, of New York
City.
"
Other members of the syndicate
Offering—Anthony F. CePresident of the Board of
school
inclusive.
interest
(P. O. Summit Station), Ohio
Sale—The $228,000 school
building bonds offered on April
5—v. 191, p. 1374—were awarded
Bond
at
College, Greenville,
in¬
interest
Licking Heights Local Sch. Dist.
-
;
_
Due
1970
to
and
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
ers
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
$1,250,000 dor¬
mitory system revenue 1958 bonds
offered on April 7—v. 191, p. 1374
—
1979
3.29%.
1960.
1,
1961
Principal
Sale—The
Bond
tant, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
April 20 for the purchase of $950,000 school 1960 bonds. Dated May
1, 1960. Due on May 1 from 1961
to
about
p.m.
tional
North Carolina
Road, Henrietta), N. Y.
Lincoln
Legality
by Sullivan, Donovan,
Park), N. Y.
Bond
1
East Carolina
Bond Offering—Harold A. Con-
Interest jA-O.
3.90s, at
InJ
d
for the
ity, will receive sealed bids until
net interest cost of about
3.81%, as follows:
iQRft
a.m.
of
cost
1
(J-D) payable at the Central Na¬
Bank, of Cleveland.
Le¬
eral obligation
April 12 — v. 191, p. 1485 — were
awarded to a syndicate composed
of
the
First
National
Bank, of
'
a
sive.
29
$3,000,000 gen¬
bonds offered on
May
from
1
clusive.
Bond Sale—The
until
$200,000 special assess¬
improvement limited
Dated
Dec.
on
bids
street
bonds.
Durham, N. C.
interest
of
ment
King,
of New York
1960. Principal
Rush, Henrietta, Pittsford and
Brighton Central School District
No. 1 (P. O. 2034 Lehigh Station
Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1997 inclusive.
/•.»;:
"
1484—were awarded
to a group composed of The Har¬
ris Trust
&
Savings Bank, of
Chicago, First, National Bank, in
Dallas, Quinn & Co., and Lucas,
Eisen & Waeckerle, at a price of
Park
10
offered on April 7
'
191, p.
until
An-
thbny John, F.S.C., Chairman of
the College Board, will receive
April 14,
York City.
:
New York
Note Offering — William Reid,
Chairman of the Housing Author¬
building bonds
sare,
Brother
—
of $3,312,-
City.
Wood,
Chicago; the American Securities
Corp.;
Dean
Witter
&
Co.;
and interest payable at the Han¬ Spencer Trask & Co.; Rodman &
Renshaw, and the Third National
over Bank, of New York. Legal-'
ity
approved
by
Reed,
Hoyt, Bank, in Nashville, as 6s, 3v2s.and
Washburn & McCarthy, of New 3y4s, at a price of 100.0003, a net
Dated
J:
•
Sale—The $600,000 school
Bond
par,
Offering
Rochester, N. Y.
Sale—An issue
125 notes offered on April 6 was
sold to The Genesee Valley Trust
College Parkway,
New York City Housing
Farmington),
New Mexico
—v.
Bond
~
•
Note
College (P. O. 4513
New York 71), N. Y.
(MST) on
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Mav 2 for the purchase
Legality approved by
Dawson & Logan,
City.
chase
of New York City.
Manhattan
May-
(EDST) on April 25 for the pur¬
York
'
field & Wood,
willv receive
Clerk,
f itv
(M-N) payable at the Man¬
in New
ceive
ufacturers Trust Company,
as follows:
Kidder, Peabody
Co., Geo. B. Gibbons & Co.,
Inc., R. W. Pressprich & Co., First
of Michigan Corp., B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
Inc., Rand & Co., and Adams, Mc¬
Entee & Co., Inc.
,
Co., of Rochester.
May 1, 1960. Principal
payable at the South
Fallsburgh National Bank. Legal¬
ity approved by Hawkins, Dela-
Manhattan
Offering—Bernice
Bond
1960
from
on
Dated
v
N. Mex.
Las Cruces,
Due
and interest
jointly.
of Kansas City,
Trust Co.,
1960
from
I960 to 1987 inclusive,
obligation school
Sje
I
1
on
school,
bonds.
Bond
„i
series
May
series
II
May 1
Due
1961 to 1987 inclusive.
No. 11 (P. O.
School District
p.m.
school,
bonds.
Colhx
Fallsburgh),
terest
&
Henry Walter,
—
sealed
were
New York
Burlington Bank
Burlington.
Le¬
the
in
at
District No. 1 (P. O.
Sale
—
The
$4,000,000
improvement
bonds
of¬
fered on April 13—v. 191, p. 1270
—were
awarded
to a syndicate
school
headed
nois
of
the
by
National
Chicago,
100.114,
a
Continental
Bank
&
Illi¬
Trust Co.,
as 33/4s, at a price of
basis of about 3.73%.
syndi¬
Chemical
Bank
New
York Trust Co., of
New York; Philadelphia National
Bank, of Philadelphia; Mercan¬
tile Trust Co., of St. Louis; Wertheim & Co.; B. J. Van Ingen &
Co.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.; The
Illinois Co.; Luce, Thompson &
Crowe, Inc., and Farwell, Chap¬
Other
cate
man
members
were
&
as
of
the
follows:
Co.
Van Wert, Ohio
Bond
1
Offering—John A. Jones,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on April 25
for the purchase of $25,000 fire
apparatus
limited
bonds.
Dated
54
Due on Nov. 1 from
inclusive. Principal
May 1, 1960.
1961
1970
to
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1718)
Washington County Sch. Dist.,
Moravian
No. 1C and Clackamas County
Bond
payable at the
Bank, in Van
Sch. Dist., No. 304 (P. O. Box
and interest (M-N)
Van Wert National
275, Tualatin), Ore.
Wert.
Bond
S.
Offering-r-Roma
Gar¬
District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
April 18 for the purchase of $95,000 school building bonds.
Dated
March 1, 1960.
Due on March 1
rett,
OKLAHOMA
Bryan County Dependent School
District No. 45 (P. O.
Durant), Okla.
Bond
Offering
—
from 1961 to 1977 inclusive. Prin¬
Jimmie
Gra¬
ham, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation,
receive sealed bids
until 4 p.m. (CST)
on April 22
for the purchase of $4,500 trans¬
portation equipment bonds. Due
from
will
1962
to
1965
Bond
Offering
Town
sealed bids until
on
bonds offered
Steere,
will
receive
7:30 p.m.
June
from
1
1962
to
1985
First
Clerk,
for
to
27,500
will
receive sealed
(CST) on April
purchase of $50,000
Due
Clerk,
will
price of 100.13, a
of about 4.11%,
a
cost
on April
1965 inclusive.
Due
County Dependent School
Blair), Okla.
Dist. No. 4 (P. O.
&
Battles,
1, 1960.
1963
Due
as of Dec. 1, 1973. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
Sayre,
Winfree
&
Shuler,
by
Rankin,
190,000
1975
40,000
Copperton),
$12,500
3.41%.
Bond
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST)
on
April 21 for the purchase of $30,1965
to
1979
Due from
inclusive.
Osage County Dependent School
from
1961
until
7
re¬
p.m.
inclusive.
1970
Le¬
Bond
Authority, Pa.
Bartlesville), Okla.
Offering
Stephen,
Secretary,
sealed bids
until
National
sold
Bank
to
&
Trust
Oklahoma City, and
Bank of
The
bonds.
of
the National
Commerce, of Pawhuska,
County Independent Sch.
Dist. No. 249 (P. O. Grandf
ield),
Oklahoma
Bond Sale—The
building
bonds
series
revenue,
Dated
May
1,
1960.
composed
$30,000
35,000
on
of
until
20
5
for
p.
the
m.
pur¬
$17,726
improvement
Dated March 1, 1960. Due
bonds.
on
April
March
1
from 1961 to 1970 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-S) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's
by
office.
Shuler,
Legality approved
Sayre,
Winfree
&
—
Buelah
Ros-
mussen, District Clerk, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
8
p.m.
(PST) on April 19 for the pur¬
chase
of
$115,500 school
bonds.
Dated
June
from
Principal
1, 1960. Due
1961
to
1975
July
inclusive.
and
on
interest (J-J) pay¬
County Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin,
able
at
on
Due
on
4V4s.
Due
on
July
May
the
Portland.
Due
on
May 15
1990 inclusive.
to
15,
as
July
as
1960.
"Caftable
PUERTO RICO
tives
"Information;
Puerto
Outlook
Rico
"tax
Rico's
—
A
Portfolio"
Tax
Incen¬
Puerto
new
information
portfolio"
for
attorneys, banking officials,
advisors, and account¬
ants was issued April 11
by the
Commonwealth's Economic De¬
velopment Administration.
portfolio includes legal
papers which analyze the tax out¬
look for U. S. industry in Puerto
Rico
(1)
(2)
Authority,
syndicate
bonds
was
composed
of
$1,590,-
sold
to
a
Sherrerd, Goldman,. Sachs &
Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
&
Smith, Dolphin & Co.,
Schmidt,
Roberts & Parke, and
Biddle & Co., with in¬
terest rates ranging from
3.10%
to 4%%. Dated
May 1, 1960. Due
Yarnall,
on
May 1 from 1961
sive.
to 2000 inclu¬
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable
tional
at
the
is¬
law.
components:
Littlestown
Na¬
Bank, in Littlestown. Le¬
gality approved by Saul, Ewing,
Remick & Saul, of
Philadelphia.
Bond
Dated
Offering—Lyle Edstrom
Clerk, will receive sealed
Town
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on
18
for
the
purchase of
April
$25,000
general obligation waterworks
bonds.
Dated April 1, I960.
Due
on April
1 from 1962 to 1971 in¬
Jan. 1 from
Due
clusive.
1
Principal
payable at
(A-O)
trust
4.30s.
1990
bidder.
proved
Faegre
by
4%s.
as
Jan. 1,
on
TENNESSEE
County (P.O.
Nashville), Tenn.
■
1997.
Bond
to
a
syndicate headed
by Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., at a
price of par, a net interest cost of
about
Bros.
&
as
follows:
3.60s.
as
Due
\
Feb.
on
1.
~f1961 and 1962.
600,000
5s. Due
as
J1963 to
-
Blyth & Co., Inc., Drexel & Co.,
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., Lehman
Brothers, Eastman Dillon, Union
Phelps, Fenn & Co., R. W. Press-
3.48%,
$200,000
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows:
\
Kuhn,
Loeb
&
Co.,
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Inc., John Nuveen & Co., Inc.,
$2,500,000
awarded
City. Legality approved by Mit¬
chell, Pershing, Shetterly & Mit¬
chell, of New York City.
& Co., Inc., Bear, Stearns &
Co.,
Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
The
—
building bonds offered on
April 12 — v. 191, Pi 1487 — were
porate Trust Office, of the First
National City Bank, in New York
Securities & Co., Goldman, Sachs
& Go., Allen & Co., A. C. Allyn
Sale
school
1, 1960. Callable as
of Jan. 1, 1970. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the Cor¬
Co., Salomon
White,
Weld
&
Davidson
Jan.
&
or
Jan. 1
on
inclusive.
Due
interest
bank
Legality ap¬
Benson, o£
<
Jan. 1
on
Due
1995
to
and
any
designated by the
company
successful
1984 to 1989 inclusive.
as
DAKOTA
Midland, S. Dak.
inclusive.
4.20s.
as
1,6.00,000
<.
Feb. 1 from
on
1968 inclusive.
3.60s. Due on Feb. 1
from 1969 to 1984, inclusive.
100,000
as
%s.
as
Due
Feb:
on
1,
!J1985.v
Other members.of the syndicate
followsf Harriman Ripley
were as
&
Co.,; Inc.,
BlairV& Co., Inc.,
Bank, in Nashville,
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Fahnestock & Co., Harkness & Hill,
Inc.,
Potter Securities Corp.; and
Clark,
,
Third National
Landstreet &
&
Co.,
Hornblower & Weeks, F. S. Moseley & Co., Estabrook & Co.
/
Kirkpatrick, Inc.
Munford, TennJ
Bond
Offering
W.
—
\
H.
P-
•
■
Bass,
Credito Y Ahorro Pon- City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids
until
1:30 p.m;
(CST) on
Banco De Ponce, Banco Po¬
pular de Puerto Rico, American: April 25 for the purchase of $200,000 sewer and water, revenue and
Securities Corp., Bache & Co.,
bonds. Dated
Baxter & Co., Francis I. duPont & general obligation
May 2, 1960. Due on May 2 from
Co., Lee
Banco
Higginson Corp., Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Stifel,
Nicolaus & Co., Inc., Stroud &
Co.,
Inc., Dean Witter & Co.
Happens
When Ex¬
the
Puerto
The
1960
edition
of
"What
About
Taxes
You
Should
in
Rico," by the Puerto
Treasury Department.
Puerto
Rico
(5)
Full
Industrial
as
Know
text
of
"Puerto
Incentives
Act
amended up to June 30,
tax
portfolio
Rico
of
may
1954
1960."
be
ob¬
tained by
writing to the Economic
Development Administration, 666
Fifth
Avenue, New York 19, N. Y.,
Dept. PR.
Puerto Rico
Aqueduct and Sewer
Reports Increased Revenues for
February—Revenues of the Puerto
Rico Aqueduct and Sewer
Author¬
ity
in
February,
1960
totaled
$867,322 compared with $767,460
in
February of 1959, according to
V. Urrutia, Executive Di¬
rector of the
Authority.
Rafael
For
1960
nues
of
enues
Authority for the
of February, 1960 totaled
$3,314,219 compared with $2,804,105 in February of
1959, accord¬
ing to S. L. Descartes, Executive
Director of the
Authority.
For the 12 months ended
1960
the
the
of
year
ended
Authority
the
12
in
months
The
Authority
$40,034,920
of
revenues
the
the
for
year
Puerto
Feb.
reports
against
is
Feb.
reports
29,
reve¬
$9,419,295 against $8,561,-
Aug. 31 from 1961 to
inclusive.v; \'f v,'
Bond
las, the Texas Bank & Trust Co.,
Dallas, Columbian Securities
Corp., of Texas, and Metropolitan
Dallas Corp., at a price of 100.023,
a net interest cost of about 3.99%,
of
follows:
as
$200,000
350,000
of
to
1981
bank
upon
tees
or
inclusive.
(F-A) payable at any
company
agreed
trust
between the Board of Trus¬
and
the
approved
Simons,
purchaser. Legality
by Sinkler,
Gibbs
&
of Charleston.
Bond
County
sealed
Offering
—
Supervisor,
bids
until
J.
Ed
will
noon
1
May
on
1980 to
2s. Due
as
Due
May 1
on
1986 inclusive.
May 1, 1987.
on
County Consolidated
School District No. 16 (P. O.
Campbellton), Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
schoolhouse
bonds
$175,000
sold
was
to
Dewar, Robertson & Pancoast, and
Bache & Co., jointly, as follows:
$44,000
*
4% s.- Due
as
82,000.
as
from
44,000
5,000
1
■
on
-
1966
as
from
as
.1976.-
4s.. Due
.
•
*a
to
April
on
Due
-
la
inclusive.1
on
April 1
1975 inclusive.
April: 15,
>3s.4 Due x on;
jf:
DatedApril
A-O.
inclusive.
to 1972
3.90s.
1973
April 15
on.
from 1961 to 1965
-
receive
(EST)
Due
Atascosa
Alien,
April 26 for the purchase of $1,000,000
county
hospital
bonds.
4.10s.
as
from
75,000
.-v
York| County (P. O. Yotk), S. C.
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
4V4S.
as
375,000
Trus¬
Principal
1972
from 1973 to 1979 inclusive.
tees, will receive sealed bids un¬
til noon
(EST) on April 19 for
the purchase of
$100,000 general
obligation school bonds. Dated
May 1, 1960. Due on Aug. 1 from
1962
5s. Due
as
1964 to
Board
*
Sale—The $1,000,000 gen¬
obligations bonds offered on
April 7 — v. 191, p. 1375 — were
Offering—Larry R. Wells,
the
1973
eral
Orangeburg County School Dist
(P.O. Orangeburg), S. C.
of
p.m.
on
No. 5
Bond
D.-Austin,
receive
(CST) on
April 27 for the purchase of $2,000,000 school building bonds. Due
sealed bids until 1
3.74%.
Chairman
F.
awarded to a group composed of
The First National Bank, of Dal¬
CAROLINA
(P. O. Bamberg), S. C.
about
—
Manager,^ will
Arlington, Texas
fiscal
Bond Sale—The
$55,000 school
building bonds offered on April 6
—v.
191, p. 1487—were awarded
to
Frost, Read & Simmons, as
3%s, at a price of 100.02, a basis
of
Business
Development
Rico
Bamberg County School District
No. 2
.
Offering
before.
agent for the Authority.
SOUTH
■.
Bond
corresponding
Government
Bank
Interest
Amarillo Independent Sch. Dist.,
'
Texas-
month
29>,
inclusive.
TEXAS
the
and interest
Authority, Puerto Rico i
to .1989
-!'0y
\
Rican
Exemp¬
tion Program," by attorneys
Harry
J. Rudick and George S. Allan.
(3) Special report by Coopers
& Lybrand Inc. on new tax de¬
1963
M-N.
Shows Gain in Revenues—Rev¬
$36,195,745
Butcher,
&
from
desig,
bidder
Sinkler'
Charleston. '
Simons, of
SOUTH
as 4.10s.
Due on Jan. 1
1978 to 1983 inclusive.
I,860,000
"Tax Aspects of Operations
The
Pennsylvania
revenue
the
End:
Retrospect and
Prospect in Puerto Rico," by Mil¬
ton C. Taylor, Associate
Professor,
Michigan State University.
Bank, in Clearfield. Le¬
approved by Saul, Ewing,
Remick & Saul, of
Philadelphia.
1,460,000
trust company
or
by the successful
Legality
approved - by
Gibbs &
as 4s.
Due on Jan.
from 1966 to 1977 inclusive.
emptions
(4)
gality
000
portfolio's
"What
of
text
incentives
1~ velopments in Puerto Rico.
May 1,. 1960. Callable as
of July 1, 1967.
Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the
County
Littlestown Joint School
full
industrial
The
1989.
National
the
and
land's
1,
Dated
on
1984
of
issue
Due
1965
to
bank
any
1,985,000
financial
July
on
5s.
as
1962
to
ceno,
July
1978.
41/2S„ Due
$630,000
1961
nated
lows:
prich
1,
1,
Sale—An
Hutzler,
Under
Bond Sale—An issue of
Washington County Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P.O.
Hillsboro), Ore.
Offering
Due
4.20s.
as
515,000
Rankin, of Portland.
Bond
4.10s.
as
1977 and
McShane,
City Recorder-Treasurer, will re¬
(PST)
July 1, 1972.
Due on July 1,
on
1976.
La Grande, Ore.
chase
4.05s.
as
35,000
bids
4s. Due
as
1974.
OREGON
Bond Offering—F. C.
4.10s.
May 15
fiscal
$20,000,000
electric revenue, series
1960 bonds offered
on
April 13
was sold to a syndicate headed by
the First Boston Corp., Ira Haupt
& Co., and B. J. Van Ingen &
Co., at a price of 97.76, a net in¬
terest cost of about 4.39%, as fol¬
Gettysburg National Bank, in Get¬
tysburg.
Legality approved by
Saul, Ewing, Remick & Saul, of
Philadelphia.
&
Co., and
follows:
Ingen & Co.,
as
30,000
sealed
Butcher
&
1973.
191, p. 1486—were awarded
to Shoemaker &
Co., Inc.
6—v.
of
Dolphin
B. J. Van
30,000
on
$740,000
revenue, series 1960 bonds
offered on March 30 was sold to a
April
ceive
on
inclusive.
The
water
$135,000 school
offered
Due
May 15, 1965. Principal and
(M-N); payable at the
New
a.m.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Sherrerd,
Tiliman
of
Covers
Municipal A uthority
(P. O. Clearfield), Pa.
group
jointly.
15
is
Puerto Rico
interest
G.
May 1 from 1961 to 1990
on
First
Co.,
May
on
Clearfield
building t^onds offered on
was
Due
4.05s.
1985
Dated
as
receive
John
(EDST)
the purchase of
April 26 for
$2,200,000 sewer
1960
—
will
11
on
Sale—An issue of $35,000
6
15,
Puerto Rico (Commonwealth of)
inclusive.
April
of
to
Allentown
Due
school
1
bids
as
from
Bar-
April 18 for the pur¬
chase of $155,000 general obliga¬
tion borough improvement bonds.
Dated May 1, 1960. Due on May 1
District No. 66 (P. O. Route 3,
*
A.
on
Box 251-A,
Bond
as
326,000
Offering—Gene
sealed
(EST)
Offering — Ruby Hix,
Clerk, will receive sealed
000 water works bonds.
Due on May
4s.
as
gality approved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Langley, Okla.
May 15,
on
1976.
1977.
145,000
bato, Borough Secretary, will
Bond
Town
Due
3.90s.
as
165,000
PENNSYLVANIA
ceive
transportation equipment bonds
offered on April 6 was sold to
Milburn, Cochran & Co., as 3^s,
at a price of
100.17, a basis of
about
and
1974 inclusive.
to
37/ss.
May 15
on
from 1982 to 1984
Oklahoma
Sale—An issue of
1969
as
Due
from 1978 to 1981 inclusive.
County Independent School
Bond
follows:
as
33/4S.
as
from
70,000
of
Portland.
Inc.,
Dulles
as 3%s. Due on May 15
from 1961 to 1968 inclusive.
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1982
to
Janney,
and
on May 1
inclusive. Call
able as of May 1, 1970.
Principal
and < interest' (M-N)*
payable at
thority (P. O. San Juan),
Bond
1996 and
$135,000
Callable
sold
was
on
Rico
Puerto
II,650,000
$1,071,series 1960
April 6 was sold
Dated May 1, 1960. Due
from
Puerto Rico Water Resources Au¬
from
syndicate headed by Butcher
a
for
from
revenue,
bonds offered
for
Aliquippa, Pa.
Dist. No. 10 (P. O.
school
Sherrerd,
until 7 p.m. (PST) on April
the purchase of $895,000
Bank
Bond Sale—An issue of
000
corresponding 12-month
agent for the Authority.
2,145,000
Authority (P. O. Bigler-
&
from
the
for
754 in the
Monday; April 18, 1960
.
.
period the year before.
The Government Development
of Philadelphia.
Munson,
to
1
p.m.
general obligation im¬
provement bonds. Dated May 1,
1960. Due on May 1 from 1962 to
1975 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at the City
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Townsend, Elliott &
Milburn, Cochran & Co.
Kiowa
21
receive
(EST)
purchase of
7
$135,000
issue of $10,500
April 5
on
April
will
Clerk,
until
Green,
sealed
to 1971 inclusive.
bonds offered
City
bids
ville), Pa.
Dated June
receive
Sale—An
thews,
4s. Due on April 1 from
as
A. Mat¬
Offering—Frank
Upper Adams County School
general obligation building bonds.
(CST) on April 20
for the purchase of $40,000 sani¬
tary sewer bonds. Due from 1962
Bond
1
Crane,
bids until 7:30
Jackson
Oregon,
Bond Offering—Helen A.
26
Helen
—
of
County Sch. Dist., No. 40
(P. O. McMinnville), Ore.
bids
Offering
Bond
Yamhill
from
inclusive.
Grandf ield, Okla.
Bond
^
Pottsville, Pa.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bonds.
sewer
1978
Legality approved by Norris, Lex, Hart & Ross, of Phila¬
delphia.
'
1966 to 1970 inclusive.
Luscombe,
p.m.
the
sanitary
to
Bank
as 4^s.
from 1961 to
bids until 3
.
National
April 5—v. 191,
awarded to The
follows:
as
Goltry, Okla.
City
were
—
$27,500
Bond Offering—Lula
1963
on
sewer
Interest
inclusive.
1998
to
M-N.
on
$55,000
in¬
clusive.
18
1375
p.
interest
Due
1961
sealed
Sale—The
(CST)
Portland, at
18 for the purchase of*
net
April
Town
*
Woodburn, Ore.
$75,000 water works bonds.
on
land.
Bond
H.
T.
—
Clerk,
Hamilton, Secretary of the Board
of Trustees, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EDST) on May
2 for the purchase of $635,000 dor¬
mitory revenue 1958 bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1958. Due on Nov. 1 from
the
at
inclusive.
Cheyenne, Okla.
Jr.,
(M-S) payable
County Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
by
Shuler,
Sayre Winfree & Rankin, of Port¬
cipal and interest
College, Bethlehem, Pa.
— Kenneth G.
Offering
.
*•*••.*•
45^1960. -Interest
j
*
Number 5943
191
Volume
The Commercial and Financial
. . .
Control and from 1979 to 1982 inclusive. PrinNo. 1 (P.O. cipal and interest (A-O) payable
l*proVTnne Mott), Texas
at the First National Bank, in
Lie—The $340,000 unlim- Dallas. Legality approved by
Bo?
honds offered on April McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall
Water
untv
r
Calhoun
Chronicle
VERMONT
WISCONSIN
St. Albans Town School District
tintDistrict
Bloomington Village, Beetown,
ited taX
—were
April
l2"V'rtrnno composed of Austin,
t0
a* I Parvin, Eddleman, Poilok
Halr dick Inc., and Columbian
tfes Corp.,'oi
$584>000
Rate-
An
—
issue
reoffered
were
to
1487
p.
were
—
of about
on
$190,000
„
„
„
Bond
3.63%.
Steinl,
will
Clerk,
bids
sealed
Philomene B.
—
District
.
ceive
VIRGINIA
Offering
Melvin
c/o
reF.
Due
follows.
(P.O. Mission), Texas
Due
I960.
Bond
March 1, 1
,
—
Walker
general obligation
bonds. Dated May 1, I960. Due
on May
1 from 1961 to 1985
000
T exas
Bond Sale—An issue of
hospital,
;V
inclusive.
series
Hanover
the
New
1960
bonds
was
Webster, Texas
Bond Sale
Sale—An issue of $100,-
unlimited _tax
bonds
to
sold
was
sc^oolh(^fif
R^scner,
3nd J«. R» Phillips
Co.«
&
April 1 was sold to Dittmar &
Co^ Inc^ ag f0R0ws:
on
Interest
Harlandale Independent School
District (P. O. 300 West Huff
Avenue, San Antonio), Texas
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
5s.
as
95,000
Due
1961
to
100,000
Due
1
inclusive.
April 1
on
to 1976 inclusive.:
4s.
as
April
on
1970
4.10s.
as
from 1971
Due
April
on
Brockville, Ont.
Boothman,
&
Huguemn
Dianas,
of Dallas.
:
County (P. O. Houston),
Harris
v.
Texas
Bond
a
S.
Offering
B.
sealed bids until 10:30
Bruce,. Trust & Savings Bank, of Chicago,
at a price of 100.0664, a net in(CST) terest cost of about 3.98%, as fol-
a.m.
lows:
$7,000,000
$1,895,000
April 28 for the purchase of
bonds. Dated May 1,
on May 1 from 1961 to
1980 inclusive. Legality approved
by Vinson,
Elkins,
Weems
&
Searls, of Houston.
1960. Due
"
1,775,000
705 000
A
4,065,000
Bond Sale—An issue of
$250,000
tsix deficiency water¬
works and
sewer
improvement
1959 bonds offered on April 7 was
from
revenue and
560,000
$205,was
1966 inclusive.
on April 1
1975 inclusive.
Due
Due
on
Anril
April
DatPd
Dated
JJaiea
April
1
TnWst
1 QfiO
iybu.
1
1,
April
interest
1 you.
i,
Chase Manhattan
Bank, of New
York, White, Weld & Co., Continental
Trust
Independent Sch. Dist., Texas
Ac Ann
i
°
,^a^s1choo^house&b^nds
Dallas Rupe
Son,
Co.,
National
Illinois
Bank
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Equitable Securities Corp., Horn-
to
blower
Bank
&
in
Weeks,
Dallas,
First National
Bache & Co.,
receive sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(PST) on May 3 for the purchase
of
$1,700,000 general obligation
building bonds. Dated June
1,
1960. Due
June 1 from
on
1962 to
1980 inclusive. Callable as of June
Thorgrimson
Preston,
by
approved
Legality
office.
witz, of Seattle.
WEST
&
aiSoL30s>
internaHniiaf fSl
nue
bonds
son
anpf?
as
was
Pn
r
Inc
.
<ti
finn
E* Alll~ cunties Co.
as
51/4S. Due
March
on
1
oJ,™™ 1961 to 1973 inclusive.
T° a,s 5s- Due on March 1
°m
1974 to 1983 inclusive.
^Le^tyapprived hyTHortonfotDan^r°We'
Bond
Sevier County,
District (P.
County School
Bond
OffeHnta*tquJ Te*n*^
publfc
at
(CST)
PurchLe
of
Pavement
on
imction
L
Anril
°$ni00000 tree?
i960
APfd 15, I960
bonds
Due
on
7
im
Da tod
April 15
,
r\eea~;n<r
hide will
7mST1
a
be received until 8 p.m.
on
$500,000 general
ing
(MST)
bonds.
Co., Ltd., Bell, Gouinlock & Co.,
Ltd., Dominion Securities Corp.,
Ltd., Mills, Spence & Co., Ltd.,
May 1, 1960. Due on May 1 from
1962 to 1980 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the R0yal Securities Corp., Ltd., MidMarine National Exchange Bank, land Securities Corp., Ltd., Coch--- • - ■
of Milwaukee. Legality approved ran, Murray & Co., Ltd., Harris &
h
n119rips
TWHntt
Rt
riPmrns
A
L
Quarles, Herriott &
r
Clemons,
partners Ltd
;
School
partners 1.1a.
Burns
Bros.
high
construction bonds offered
Denton
&
Ltd.,
EquiLtd.,
Hannaford Ltd.,
Securities
Canada
Dawson,
table
Sale—The $2,400,000
O^dner & Co., Ltd., R A Daly
& Co., Ltd., W. C. Pitfield & Co.,
April 6—v. 191, p. 1060—were Ltd., James Richardson & Sons,
awarded to a syndicate headed by Bankers ^nd Corp Ltd., Collier,
the Northern Trust Co., of Chi- Norris & Quinlan Ltd., Fry & Co.,
on
cago,
37/8s, at a price of 100.basis of about 3.85%.
as
2083,
a
were
RiDiev
&
as
r0
follows:
jnc
*
svndi-
the
of
members
other
cate
Harriman
Eastman
Dil-
ion, Union Securities & Co.; Dean
witter & Co.* R. W. Pressprieh &
c0
•
a
C
AHyn & Co
Inc
Far-
*
Ltd.
:
Matthews & Co., Ltd., Anderson
& Co-> Ltd-»
L- Graham & Co.,
Ltd., Barlett, Cayley & Co., Ltd.,
Brawley, Cathers & Co., Charles
H. Burgess & Co., Flemming &
Co., and Walwyn, Stodgell & Co.,
Ltd.
.
chapman & Co.; F. S. Yantis
-
Co., and Burns, Corbett &
-- - ■
Pick-
Peterborough, Ont.
Debenture
Laramie
price
from
(P. O. Cheyenne), Wyo.
Sale—The $1,995,000 gen-
Bond
March
sold
was
of
offered
to
Bell,
& Co., Ltd., as 6s,
97.00.
of
issue
An
—
debentures
25
Gouinlock
County Sch. Dist. No. 1
Sale
city
$340,000
1960
to
Due
at a
Dec. 20
on
inclusive.
1979
In-
terest J-D.
eral obligation building, series B
QUEBEC
bonds offered on April 12—v. 191,
p.
1376—were awarded to a syn-
dicat^conapose^ of ^Bankers
Co., of New York, Goldman,
Trust
Sachs
&
Co.,
The
Marine
Trust
|°lo Borttehlr"&^Co., and' e.par,
F.
Hutton & Co., at a price of
Bouchervilte, Que.
Bond Sale-The $234,500 town
improvement bonds offered on
1272—were
M^rch 29—v. 191, p.
ThfBelanger Inc and Geoffrion,
BadnqueacirnTdPieX;PNalfonle
net interest cost of about 3.38%, Ro{jert
a
as
&
Gel'inas
Inc
as
6s, at a
_
lows:
570,000
Due on Jan. 1 from
5s.
as
as
Due on Jan. 1
from 1967 to 1971
3,510,000
from
A. E.
M
3.40s.
Due on June 1,
I
Bond
the syndicate
follows: John Nuveen &
,
Sale—The
$70,000
Inc., as 6s, at a price
basis of about 7.08%.
CANADA
Sewerage and
Drainage District,
Greater Vancouver
British Columbia
school
of 94.40, a
Cabano, Que.
Bond
BRITISH COLUMBIA
.
improvement bonds offered on
March 28—v. 191, p. 1272—were
awarded to The Rene-T. Leclerc,
1990.
of
&
Young, Moore & Co., Baker,
Watts""fc
as
1973.
1972.
inclusive.
4.40s. Due on Jan. 1
1972 to 1989 inclusive.
as
375,000 as 3s. Due on Jan. 1,
as
and
285,000
1966 inclusive.
43/4s.
3.30s. Due on June 1,
as
1971
Village
Offering
—
J.
O.
Bigue,
Secretary-Treasurer,
will
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(EST)
chase
on
of
April 25 for the pur¬
improvement
$120,000
Hogle & Co,'
Debenture Sale — An issue of bonds. Dated May 1, 1960. Due
Co., Seasongood & $4,000,000 sinking fund debentures on May 1 from 1961 to 1980 mcluHerbert J. Sims & Co., was sold to a group composed of sive. .Principal and interest
Co
L A.
Masten'&
Stranahan, Harris & Co.! A. E. Ames &
obligation build- Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger, Gundy & Co.,
April 21 for the PUrChaSG
syndicate
McLeod, Young,
Weir & Co., Ltd., A. E. Ames &
follows:
as
,
Co.,
^ ^ Offeri g
»
until
dor-
Co., White, Weld & Co., First
Michigan Corp., Dean Witter
O. Richfield),
Other members of the
were
follows:
nriceof97 12a basis of about
a syndicate headed by B. J. Van $855,000 as 3V2S.
Due on June 1 6.45%.
'
jngen & Co., and Blyth «Sc Co.,
from 1967 to 1969 inclusive.
Bourlamaque Protestant School
285,000 as 3Y4S. Due on June 1,
In® at a price of 98.00, a net in'
-'
»
Commission, Que.
1970.
terest cost of about 4.36%, as fol-
were
Utah
ceived
Sale-The'$4,800,000
Other members of
4%s and 4s, at a price of 100.05
McCaU &
Bond
gen¬
obligation bonds offered on
Feb. 23 —v.
191, p. 852 —were
awarded to J. A. Hogle & Co., as
Mil-
000 school refunding bonds. Dated
$275,000 dor¬
mitory and Facuity housing reveb
d offered on April 13—
v<
191
p
1376_were awarded to
525,000
eral
Street,
3, until 4 p.m. (CDST) on
April 27 for the purchase of $250,-
West Va.
1962 to
Roy City, Utah
Sale—The $245,000
Wells
on
$390,000
UTAH
Wltes:est C0St °f ab0Ut 5'0b%:
¥815000
Murray
c*' at a Price of Par»
'
4
k
id t0
&
Showers
Austin, Hart & Parvin,
SS?
Boulevard Bank, of Chicago, Wil?irt$1'600'- Lam N. Edwards & Co A E.
Ma^fn & Co" and Hamilton Se"
McAllen Texas
B°nd Sale
An 'ksup nf
000
Lucas Eisen & Waeckerle, Non-
gard.
Wood, Gundy & Co., Ltd. Dated
May 1, 1960. Due on May 1 from
1970 to 1980 inclusive. Principal
Karl Kasper,
WYOMING
H87-were-awa?dedto
frn
from 1968 to Due on April 15
1972 inclusive.
W.
135
—
.
.
!n«nnn
Offering
ard, Inc.
(P.O. Bay City),
?n?roPmai96l4'°tS' fofi? ?n ,AP'U 15 denberg'erIYohn^o^1rCumrean"
nito 1967 lnclusive.
denberger, jonnston & ^urri ,
_
Harvey & Cooper, of Toronto.
ing,
&
VIRGINIA
Sale —The
......
^
& Redmond, 411 Brumder Build-
Bethany College, The Trustees of,
Bond
on
and interest (M-N) payable at any
bank in the province of Ontario,
Legality a p p r 0 v e d by Daly,
Horo- Wei'i
'
Commerce Trust Co., of Kansas
mitory
1959 revenue bonds of¬
City,
fered on April 6—v. 191, p. 1375
Texas
Rowles, Winston & Co., John- —were awarded to The Federal
Bond Sale—The
$225,000 navi- ston, Lemon & Co., Courts & Co.,
Housing and
Home- Finance
gation bonds offered on
April 5— Eddleman, Poilok &JFosdick^Inc.,
» P.
RJ. Edwards, Inc First of Texas Agency, as 2%s, at a price of par.
T™an' Pollok & Fosdick, Inc., Corp., Fort Worth National Bank
West Virginia University (P. O.
as
follows:
of Fort Worth, Burns, Corbett &
Morgantown), W. Va.
2
^
.
_
Wisconsin
school
County Treasurer, will
woodie,
35 ^ a5
May 2
of 98.67. Due
Ontario (P. O. Ottawa), Ont.
Clemons, of Milwaukee.
Bond
Fannie Dun-
—
of
issue
Debenture Sale — An issue of
$60,000,000 provincial debentures
was sold to a syndicate headed by
Greendale Union High Sch. Dist.,
Walla Walla Sch. Dist. No. 140
Offering
vxit.Ui6
An
—
on from i96i to 1980 inclusive. In1 from 1962 to 1980 inclusive, terest M-N.
*
Matagorda County Navigation
District No.
$210,UUU scnool Puiiding
change Bank, of Milwaukee. Legality approved by Quarles, Her-
interest b
Merrill
Chicago,
of
&
building
A"0- Legality approved by Pres- of Milwaukee.
J
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of New Berlin Union Free High
Seattle.
District No. 5, Wis.
Bond
Sale
°f price
N°Va
a
school
waukee
follows:
Principal and interest
payable at the County Treasurer s
were as ±ollows:
Linden-Kildare Consolidated
sold
sold
Due on March 1,
V.V.';" v1'"'X
2s.
as
of
1960 bonds
Other members of the syndicate i, 1970.
sold to the Federal
Housing and
Home Finance Agency, as
4Y2s, at
a price of
par. Interest J-D.
was
March 1
iooo
1983.
Exeter, Ont.
Debenture
Gundy & Co., Ltd., and the Bank
$215 000
Bond
(P. O. Walla Walla), Wash.
as 4s.
Due on March 1
1984 to 1992 inclusive.
1993.
5s.
V
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at the office of von Briesen
Due on April 1
to
1967
as
inclu¬
1974
to
^sfof
cnase oi
riott &
from 1976- tO 1981 inclusive.
{n#»iiicivp
on
4%s.
from
March
on
Due
issue
revenue
as
43,000
March 1
i QQi
3^H)s
as
1QQ9
unlimitpH
.
on
Due
i Q7«
1982 and
•
-
Due
37/ss.
as
fmm
i
■
A
6s.-
as
1
Bend, Wash.
Sale—An
1960
$224,000 town debentures offered
0n
March 25 was sold to Wood,
v
46,000
from 1961 to 1975 inclusive.
Linden, Texas
Colo
series
April 12—
191, p. 1487—were awarded to
syndicate headed by the Harris
on
Rimia"
on
Oct.
on
April 1, 1960.
Interest
A-O. Legality approved by Pres¬
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
as 4V2S.
from 1961 to
revenue,
offered
Interest J-D.
Dated
$21,000
$9,000,000 w.atqc
and
tax
bonds
Due
1982 inclusive.
sold to McLean & Co., as
receive
will
Auditor,
County
SUppiy
I960
,
as 4i/4s.
from 1970 to
from
21
Redmond,
411
Building, 135 W. Wells
5?ay
65,000
MaVch"l7 was'sold "to a" group
Dec.
ceive sealed bids at the office of
&
of
issue
composed of Dawson, Hannaford
Ltd., J. L. Graham & Co., and the
Bank of Montreal, as 6y2S. Due on
$59>090 asto 1969 inclusive. 1 from able at the Marine National Ex4s- Due on Oct.
1961
000 water
T exas
Bond Sale—The
™
sive.
Briesen
'
An
—
$204,500 town debentures offered
Principal and interest (M-N) pay-
.
Bond
Municipal
Water District (P. O. Abilene),
1960. Due on May 1
from 1962 to 1993 inclusive.
In¬
terest M-N. Legality approved by
wfle
follows*
as
Sale
SoiT& bonds. Dated May 1, 1960. Due
&
Harner
rw#'
South
West Central Texas
Dated May 1,
P
Seattle.
Interest A-O.
of
bonds.
building
school
$500,000
Wm
$115,000
hnnHc
iQfirv
rpupnnp
to
Debenture
Street, Milwaukee 3, until 4 p.m.
'
v
1
April 18 for the purchase
on
watpr
from 1977 to 1980 inclusive.
received until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
be
Everett, Wash,
1973
J-J.
ONTARIO
,
Bond Offering — Florence H.
Ringiand, District Clerk, will re-
Brumder
Bond Sale—An issue of
.,,
from
,.
WASHINGTON
Co
An issue of <6275 000
street improvement bonds offered
$80,000
jointly.
Co.,
„
sold to McLeod,
was
/-ri/r
Greendale Common Sch. Dist., Wis.
.
von
sold
York City.
Pierce
,,
^
of Chicago.
improvement
V
,xr
-l
in Bloomington.
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
Legality;; approved
.
•
•.
Bank,
by
Reed,
a
Hoyt Washburn & McCarthy, of
New York City.
tt
interest payable
Bank, New York
Groveton School District, Texas
uistrici, i exas
Bond
general
of
offered
Law
-n_i„
$200,000
sold to Rowles, Winston & Co.,
as 4.05s. Dated April 1, 1960. Due
fitv Legality approved by Reed,
on April 1 from 1961 to 1978 inHoyt, Washburn & McCarthy, of' elusive. Interest A-O.
Principal and
nt
6,000,000
bonds.
County (P. O. Huntsville),
<11
bonds, as follows.
$3,000,000 water bonds.
inclusive. Callable as of Board of Education.
1985
onfl
Sale——An issue of $65,000
Dated March l, schoolhouse bonds offered'on
March. I, 1961 to April 2 was sold : to The State
bonds.
nue
T
Sharyland Independent Sch. Dist.,
and sewer reve-
'
3'
as
bonds,
of $5,400,000
purchase
n
h
*cAnnnnn
issue
jujy 2 from 1960 to
on
inclusive.
.
j.m.
An
—
debentures
Young, Weir & Co., Ltd., and the
Bank of Montreal, jointly, as 53,4s.
Office, Bloomington,
until 2 p.m.
(CST) on April 20
Norfolk, Va.
for the purchase of $442,000 school
Bond Offering — A. Preston bonds. Dated May
1, 1960. Due on
Breeden. City Auditor, will re- May 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
1^,4
4-J1
•'
ceive sealed bids until June 21 Principal and interest (M-N) payfor
the
purchase
of
$9,000,000 able at the Bloomington State
Bonn,
Sale
city
March 23
on
Bloomington), Wis.
Peabody &
price of 100.542,
a
Trial, British Columbia
Debenture
Wyalusing Towns Joint
School District No. 1 (P.O.
on
Kidder,
3.70s, at
basis
a
revenue
1960
April 7 were not
on
sold. The bonds
as
191,
offered
of
building
bonds offered
Secretary-Treasurer,
City
Co.,
bonds
6—-v.
awarded
•
Bonds Not Sold
Worth, r?nv A
Texas
Offering — ^
uoy /v.
Rond
51
Pan
American Regional
College
District, Board of Regents (P. O.
Edinburg), Texas
Texas.
Fort
construction
& Horton, of Dallas.
awarded
Little Grant, Patch Grove and
Bond
v
6s. Dated May 2, 1960. Due on
May 2, 1980. Interest M-N. '
as
Bloomington, Glen Haven,
(P. O. St. Albans Bay), Vt.
Sale—The $184,000 school
j
55
(1719)
°f
and Weil, Roth & Irving Co.
Co
Ltd., Wood, (M-N) payable at all branches in
and the Quebec, of the bank mentioned in
Ltd.,
Dominion Securities Corp., Ltd., the loan procedure.
56
(1720)
Charlesbourg School Commission,
Bond
Nationale,
95.866,
Quebec
|
Offering—J. A. Latuippe,
will receive
(EST) on
April 28 for the purchase of $872,060 school bonds.
Dated May 1,
1960. Due on May 1 from 1961 to
1980 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
at
6s,
as
the loan
Other members of the
syndicate
Credit
follows:
Ste-Anne-De-Varennes Parish,
,
Quebec,
Secretary-Treasurer,
were
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Durocher, Rodriquo & Cie,
Ltd., Gaston Laurent, Inc., Flo¬
rido Matteau & Fils, and Morgan,
N.
Ostiguy & Hudon, Ltd.
(EST)
terest
(M-N)
payable
at
all
branches in Quebec, of the bank
mentioned in the loan procedure.
as
Inc.,
Quebec
Bond
bvre,
Offering:
was
Donat
—
Lege-
Secretary-Treasurer,
Town
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
for the
purchase of $100,000 improvement
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1960.
Due
on
May 1 from 1961 to 1975 in¬
(EST)
p.m.
April
on
25
sold
to
offered
1
Bell,
on
$200,000
April 5
Gouinlock
&
Co., Ltd.
Dated
Phaneuf,
P., Secretary-Treasurer, will
for the pur¬
of $165,000 sewer bonds.
May 1, 1960. Due on May
from
1961
to
1980
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at all branches in Quebec, of
the
March
1,
Principal
1960.
to
and
Due
mentioned
bank
interest
(M-S) payable at all branches in
April 25 for the pur¬
$477,000
Dated May 1, 1960.
improvement
Due on
1 from 1961 to 1980 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
May
payable at all branches in Que¬
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
loan procedure.
in
the
5V2S, at
Dated M
,
March
Bond Sale—An
school
on
loan
April 4
was
bonds
sold to
a
offered
North
son
Town
Offering—L.
Labonville,
Secretary-Treasurer, will
receive
sealed
bids
until
8
p.m.
&
Corp., Ltd., Nesbitt, Thom¬
Co., Ltd., Gairdner & Co.,
Ltd., Royal Bank of Canada, and
Bell,
Gouinlock
&
Co.,
Ltd.,
as
ardson
on
(M-N)
mmm
un¬
May 1 from 1961 to
Principal and in¬
payable
at
all
•branches in Quebec, of the bank
mentioned
in the loan procedure.
Les Ecores Protestant School
•
Trustees, Que.
— G.
W.
Bond
Offering
Little,
«Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
r April 27 for the purchase of $40,.000 school bonds.
Dated May 1,
: 1960.
Due on May 1 from 1961 to
.
.
1980 inclusive.
terest
(M-N)
branches
in
mentioned
Principal and inpayable at all
Quebec, of the bank
in the loan procedure.
Les Saules School
Commission,
Quebec
Bond
bonds
Sale—The $250,000 school
offered on March 29 — v.
191, p. 1272—were awarded to a
syndicate composed of La Corpo¬
ration
de Prets de Quebec, J. E.
Laflamme, Ltd.; Grenier, Ruel &
Co., Inc.; Oscar Dube & Co., Inc.,
and Garneau, Boulanger, Ltd., as
6s, at a price of 97.27, a basis of
about 6.60%.
I
Lesage, Que.
Bond Sale
The $42,000 road
improvement
bonds
offered
on
April 4—v. 191, p. 1487 — were
—
awarded
to
Banquei Canadienne
Nationale and Desjardins, Coutre,
Inc., jointly, as 6s, at a price of
97.44, a net interest cost of about
6.30%.
Magog, Que.
Offering — Roger A.
Boudreau, City Secretary-Treas¬
urer, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on April 27 for the
purchase of $265,000 improvement
Bond
wm§ 'm&t
bonds. Dated May 1, 1960. Due on
May 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at all branches in
Quebec, of
the
bank
mentioned
in
the
loan
procedure.
Riviere-Du-Loup, Que.
Offering
L. P. Bernier,
Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
City
—
bids until 8 p.m. (EST)
25 for the purchase of
on
April
$345,000
improvement bonds. Dated May 1/
1960. Due on May 1 from 1961 to
1980 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest
(M-N)
payable
at
all
branches in Quebec, of the bank
mentioned in the loan procedure.
St.
Francois, Que.
$174,000 town
improvement bonds offered on
Bond
Sale—The
April 4—v.
191,
awarded
a
to
The Banque
p.
1487
—
were
group composed of
Provinciate du Can¬
ada, Veillet, Langlois & Courtemanche, Inc., Florido Matteau &
Fils,
and
Credit
Ltd.,
Anglo-Francais,
as 6s, at a price of
95.40,
basis of about 6.73%.
a
St. Martin, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue
of $456,000
city improvement bonds offered
on April 4
was sold to a syndicate
headed
by
Banque
Canadienne
Sale—An i
s s u
e
f>end your contribution to
Due
&write
your Unit of the American Cancer Society
Df
on
sold to James
Rich,
Sons,
as
on
to 1975 inclusive.
inclusive.
terest
was
&
of 96.75.
(EST) on April 20 for
the purchase of $78,000 street im¬
provement bonds. Dated May 1,
Due
in
•
March 25
p.m.
1960.
branches in
mentioned
$64,014 city debentures offered
Ste-Rose, Que.
Bond
in
interest
composed of the Dominion Secu¬
reau, N. P., City Secretary- Treas¬
i 1980
1980
Battleford, Sask.
Debenture
syndicate
Drummondville), Que.
Offering—Paul-E. Borde¬
'
to
and
all
a basis
Due
SASKATCHEWAN
issue of $80,000
construction
procedure.
will receive sealed bids
1961
Principal
a
Commission, Que.
Bond
8
from
I960.
the loan procedure.
Sherbrooke Catholic School
Drummondville-South (P. O.
til
a r c h 1.
(M-S) payable at
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at all branches in
urer,
'
Quebec, of the bank
Quebec, of the bank mentioned in
loan
1
elusive.
clusive.
the
price.of 94.78,
a
of *bout 6.14%.
rities
on
1980 inclu¬
on
of
April 28
on
procedure.
March 1 from 1961
sive.
Quebec
Offering—Jules
receive sealed bids until 8:30 p.m.
Dated
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
Bond
chase
Saint-Jude School Commission,
school
Dolbeau, Que.
'
procedure.
(EST)
chase
bonds.
of Quebec, of the bank mentioned in
price
a
basis of about 6.69%.
a
6s,
at
a
price
June 1 from
1961
Interest J-D.
@FedFRASER