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ESTABLISHED 18S9
Volume
Beg. U. S. Pat. Office
Number 5945
191
New York 7,
General
RAILROAD
net
the
chase of merchandise;
proceeds, $65,000 Will be
BUSINESS—The
the
Wood
Wholesale
Corp.
Co.
The
C.
Wood, Jr.
the sole proprietor.
as
;
\
^
Toronto Stock Exchange—
stock
Common
191;
($0.10
t
,'f Alabama..• Power Co.—-Earnings—
Months
12
Ended Feb.
...
29—
.
" -V
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
jjj ;
o
j ; $
tr
1.
88,813,149
.
.Gross'!' income—.
Interest,
Other
on long-term
deductions—
Interest
:
Net
to
charged
income
Dividends
—
___
"
259,094
1
51
9
Foreign Exchange Rates———46
.
—
20,576,172
Statement
Reserve
8,171,445
204,556
of
Condition
Banks
Member
Reserve System
Federal
Combined
7
-V.
income
after
dividends
191, p. 1665. - '
on
pfd; stock—.
'v .y v,
__
Statement
Banks
I960-—Month—'1959
Railway oper. revenue
Railway oper. expenses
$288,414
149,247
-
$551,136
$564,685
293,235
303t126
Net
ry.
fr.
oper.
ry.
opers.
income—
$139,167
30,675
$148,551
32,340
$248,010
52,938
$271,450
56,714
—V. 191, p. 1105.
y
Period End. March 31—
Sales
————
—V. 191, p. 197.
.
American Bowla-Bowla
I960—2 Mos.—1959
$9,904,762 $17,090,855 $16,887,960
.ytv.-.tv,,
7
.
.
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Corp.—Registers With SEC—
corporation of 400 38th St., Union City, N. J., filed a regis¬
tration statement with the SEC on April 15, 1960, covering 100,000
shares of common stock and warrants for the purchase of an addi¬
tional 50,000 shares.
The company proposes to offer these securities
for public sale in units consisting of two shares of stock
and one
warrant.
The offering is to be made at $6.25 per unit on a best
efforts, all or none basis by Hill, Thompson & Co., "Inc., which will
receive a selling commission of $0.84 per unit.
The company also has
agreed to sell the underwriter for $200, five-year warrants for the
purchase of 20,000 common shares, and to issue Edward F. Henderson
1,500 warrants.
The warrants are exercisable initially at $3.50 per
share.
'*
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u
.
,
■
The
company was organized in July 1958 under the name Bergen
Corp. and adopted its present name in February 1960.
It is
engaged in the operation of modern bowling recreation centers in
leased buildings. One is located in Bergenfield, N. J., and the second
in Brooklyn, N. Y.
The company has arranged for the purchase of
a
motion picture theatre in Newark and a simultaneous lease to the.
company by a real estate investor who has undertaken to pay for the
conversion of the building
to the company's specifications; and it
has signed a lease providing for the construction by the lessor of a
center in Queens, N. Y. In connection with the new center in Newark,
the company proposes to use about $30,000 of the net proceeds of
this financing to cover the initial installment on the purchase price
for lanes, and bowling and other fixtures and equipment; and about
$50,000 will be used for similar uses and purposes for the Queens
center.,,The $161;000 balance of the proceeds, will be added to working
capital and be available for general corporate purposes. *
Bowl
The company has outstanding 165,446 common shares and warrants
for 11,892 shares.
Howard Solomon, President, owns 25,711 shares
and
Thomas
Scheuer,
Secretary-Treasurer,
22,437
shares.
Nearly
100,000 ~ shares
persons
for
were
acquired
$38,455.
by
Solomon,
Scheuer
~
the
intention to
company's
Estabrook: & Co._______.-_
——'46
-
and
15
other
develop these properties to
use,
ranging from agricultural
and commercial centers.
a
farms
to
best
residential
com-
.
a
proposed
ex-
subsidiary,, there will be out¬
stock of
common
$1
par
value.—V. 190,
Shares
Goodbody
!
Co.
Halle & Stieglitz_____-____
Hallgarten & Co;__™__^._
Johnston, Lemon. & Co.__.
190,
Mackall
.10,000
lO.OOQ
10,000
10,000
&
Coe____
5,000
McCarley & Company, Inc. 13,Q0Q
Newburger, Loeb & Co,__._
The Robinson-Humphrey.
.Co., "Inc.'
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley
Co.,
Inc.
5,000
14,000
.■
10,000
J
■
—
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co.,
1
Inc.,
!
10,000
:
5,000
J. C. Wheat St Co.——1___ ' 5,000
2613.
p.
SEC
San
Francisco
*
*
^
Office' announced April 7 entry
Regional
With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
tration
shares
at
"
American Screw Co.—-Exchange Offer—
statement
of
class
$5.80
"A"
per
See
Lites,
class
A
stock
below.—V.
Inc.,
American-International Aluminum Corp.
With Securities! and Exchange
—
Registers
Commission—
This corporation, of 4851 N. W. 36th Avenue, Miami, Fla., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on April 13, 1960, covering 400,000
shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale on an all or none1
basis through a group of underwriters headed by Hardy & Co. and
Filor, Bullard & Smyth.
The public offering price and underwriting
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Hardy & Co. has purchased
30,000 shares of common stock from existing stockholders of the com¬
pany at $1.80 per share.
These shares are also included in the regis¬
tration statement and may be sold at some future time,
A finder's
fee of $5,000 is payable to Herbert Katz.
organized under Florida law in February, 1959 and
leased the two plants and all of the machinery, equipment and other
operating assets of American Aluminum Extruders, Inc., Aluminum
Smelting & Casting Co. and International Aluminum Corp. The com¬
pany is primarily a producer of aluminum extrusions, having two plants
in Miami and a plant under construction in. San Jose, Calif.
In Feb¬
ruary, 1960, the assets of five wholly-owned subsidiaries were trans¬
ferred to the company and such subsidiaries have been dissolved. Pro¬
ceeds from the sale of the stock will be used in connection with the
establishment and operation of the new California plant. The alloca¬
tion includes $250,000 for initial payments on equipment and for de¬
fraying expenses for moving smelting and casting equipment from one
of the Miami plants to the California plant; and $400,000 for carrying
inventories and $850,000 for carrying accounts receivable at the Cali¬
fornia plant.
An aggregate of $175,000 will be used for consolidating
the Miami operations at one plant, for the installation of a monorail
and transfer^ crane system throughout such, plant, and for converting
three heat treat ovens to end-flow type of air circulation. The balance
of the proceeds will be added to working capital.
;
The company was
The company has outstanding 5,000 shares of preferred stock and
730,000 shares of common stock. Officers and directors own an aggre¬
gate 591,850 shares of common stock (81.Q7%), including 350,000 shares
191,
p.
1106.
Armco Steel Corp.—Annual Report-—
was
at $5.80 per share and 100,000 shares
of class B common stock at $0.20 per share; or • an
aggregate of
$40,590.
Net proceeds of the sale of the additional class A shares
Will be Applied to the company's general business purposes.
■ .,
,
3,550
Noma
share.
recently organized, primarily through the efforts
Eugene L. Goodridge, President, and Charles F. Suter, Vice-Presi-
The company
of
917 15th St.,. N. W., Washington, D. C., filed a regis¬
With the SEC on April 15, 1960, covering 96,450
common capital stock,
to be offered for public
company,
a Federal
court order (USDC, Los .Angeles) permanently enjoining
this corporation and Karl C. Vesper, its President, of Beverly Hills,
Calif., from further violations of the SEC Net Capital Rule.—V, 187,
p. 145.
r
This
corporation
released
on
March
told its shareholders through its annual report
23, that it .expects to turn out more steel in 1960
than ever before;.'.
"The level of Armco's 1960 earnings, however, will depend greatly on
how closely gains in
ment
costs
resulting
productivity
from
As
keep
can
the recent
said in its annual statement.
This
,
.
Shares
46
American Capital Life Insurance Co.—Registers
acquired
1960—Month—1959
$10,190,200
A
—
Hemphill, Noyes & Co. made a public
April 20 of 200,000 shares of this company's
Hemphill, Noyes St Co..
40,000
Carolina Securities Corp.— 13,000
Courts &
Co
10,000
R. S. Dickson St Co.; Inc.14,000.
Equitable ; Securities. .Corp. 16,000
Federal
Sent and The two organizers and their associatesininthe life insurance
usiness.
Treasurer, and proposes, to engage
this venture have
Aldens Inc.—Sales Up—
preferred share.
Offered
of
sale
Net rev.
Common Stock
—
American Programming Corp.—En joined— "
1960—2 Mos.—1959
$292,119
143,568
each
CAPITALIZATION—After completion of this sale and
—V.
18,587,372 v 16,882,860
-■>
Alabama, Tennessee & Northern RR.—Earnings—
Co.
Land
shares for
common
UNDERWRITERS-1—The underwriters named below, acting through
Hemphill, Noyes St Co. as managing underwriter,; have severally agreed,
subject to the terms of a purchase agreement with the company, to
purchase from the company the number .of shares of common stock.set
after their respective names:
of
__
_
of
—
-
Period End. Feb. 29—
20
\ change of shares, of Previews Inc./
18,871,660
1,988,800
1,988,800
is
It
The
Net
$500,000
a
the
munities
:
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 46
The Course of Bank Clearings
45
Crl,843,672 'CM,364,133-
preferred "stock*..
on
,
of
stock priced at $5 per Share.
economic
33
General Corporation & Investment News—-
25,883,528
8.964,611
—
construction——
47.9%
stock.
a
preferred
satisfaction
BUSINESS-^The company was formed in 1959 to integrate the op¬
erations of several subsidiaries Which own or lease substantial land
holdings.
The subsidiaries now own or lease with, the, right ;of. re¬
purchase an aggregate of approximately 147,900 acres, of land in vari¬
ous stages
of development in the coastal plairi area of eastern Vir¬
ginia and eastern North Carolina and other property in the area
which the company plans to develop.
State" and City Bond Offerings
Dividends Declared and Payable.
'
241,290
»•
the
owns
will use a part of the proceeds in
with
the financing of certain land owning, subsidiaries
balance for working capital and .in connection with, the ac¬
quisition and development of additional properties.
Miscellaneous Features
25,642,238
339,944.
27,956,205
—
debt—
,
of
standing 1,295,983 shares of
82,389,574
27,616,261
;
basis
connection
43
Condition
Operating income——
income, less taxes^-i—___
Other
in
on
and
Transactions New York Stock Exchange— 331
Transactions American Stock Exchange— 33 "■
.116,429,410 108,031,812
Operating
revenues—™—
Operating revenue deductions——
owns
issued
were
also
PROCEEDS—The, company
42
;
SEC Index of Stock Prices———
1959
,
and each
shares
common
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
33
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 33
i.
■■
1960
-r\
Vice-President.
Executive
offering
Outstanding
366,391 shs.
....—2,500,000 shs.
par)
as
officer)
50% of
an
group headed by
39
Over-the-Counter Markets
1317.^.^v \V,;:rr-;.;--.-v:
p.
—
the
on
American
——
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
—v:
Cooper;
an
common
——
real estate but instead rents, on a year-toyear
lease,
It rents for $159 per month its sales outlet at 414
Main Street, Bowling Green, Ky., from persons not connected in any
Way with the corporation or any officer, director or promoter there¬
of.
The store is in a brick, fireproof building and has a floor area
of 910 square feet.
On the same basis the corporation rents: 1,440
square feet of storage space for $15 per month at 436 Main Street,
Bowling Green," Ky., in a building of brick construction. In both
cases
the rentals are commensurate with those charged for similar
buildings in that area. The store has been rented by the corporation
and its predecessors since 1945 and the storage area since 1956. ,
Authorized
preferred
A.
The prospectus indicates that purchasers of the 400,000
acquire a 35% interest in the then-outstanding common
aggregate cost of $2,000,000, or $5 per share, whereas the
Walker and Somerstein groups will hold a 62%
interest which as of
Feb. 27,
1960, had a net worth applicable to the common stock of
$626,384, or $0.86 per share. The preferred stock is convertible into
PAGE
The corporation owns. no
^
Seymour C. Somerstein
will
shares
Exchange (Stocks)
13
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
25
American Stock Exchange
29
Boston Stock Exchange—,
34
Cincinnati Stock Exchange-—.——
34
Detroit Stock Exchange—34
Midwest Stock Exchange—-,
34
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange-—
36
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange— 37
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
37
Montreal Stock Exchange——
37
Canadian Stock Exchange——
38
1958.
H. Kenneth Wood
in 1959, leaving Leonard
'
-
5,000
stock for
New York Stock
1959.
Bowling Green,- Ky., until January,
William B. Wood left the partnership
and
indebtedness.
Stock and Bond Quotations
the. Acme. Wholesale Corp., a Ken¬
tucky corporation". The Wood Bros, jewelry Co. was founded in 1945
as a
co-partnership among Leonard C. Wood, Jr., H. Kenneth Wood
and William
B.
Wood to engage in
the retail jewelry and repair
business.
Of the partners, Leonard C. Wood, Jr. was the managing
partner and actually ran the business, while H. Kenneth Wood worked
in the store as a jeweler, and William B. Wood's interest was only
that of an investor.
The Wood Bros, conducted, business at 414 Main
and
by American Aluminum Extruders, Inc. The prospec¬
S. Walker as Board Chairman, Richard P. Walker
Theodore
group (including Thomas
interest in the company;
used for the pur¬
and
Street,
Copy
a
The Somerstein group owns American Aluminum Extruders. The Walker
In This issue
incorporated under the
Its predecessors are
was
Tennessee on Oct. 30,
Jewelry
$1.25
MISCELLANEOUS
owned
lists
President,
as
$15,000 for payment of notes and accounts pay¬
Acme
State of
Bros.
INSURANCE
•
tus
able; $20,000 for' operating expenses; $45,000 for advertising
(cata¬
logues, flyers, newspapers, etc.); $40,000 for inventory; $40,000 for
fixtures and equipment for the proposed but unfound new store in
Nashville, Tenn.; and $25,750 for" working capital.
laws of the
INDUSTRIAL
•
(47.95% )
Acme Wholesale Corp. — Common Stock" Offered—
Crescent Securities Co., Inc., of Bowling Green, Ky., on
April 15 publicly offered 295,000 shares of Acme Whole¬
sale Corp. common stock (par 10 cents) at $1 per share.
PROCEEDS—Of
Price
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
N. Y., Monday, April 25, 1960
v
with the rising employ¬
settlement," the company
pace
wage
1
previously
reported, Armco showed a net profit of $77,064,249,
share for .1959, compared with $57,512,151, or $3.89)
Sales for 1959 totaled $1,022,428,742, against $867,390,909 in 1958. Net profit on each dollar of sales amounted to TVx
cents, in contrast to 6.6 cents in the previous year.—V. 191, p. 1215.
equal to $5.21
a
a
1958.
in
share
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earningsperiod End. Feb. 29—
Operating
expenses ___
income taxes—
Federal
Other
Net
Net
1960—Month—1959
1960—2 Mos.—1959
$47,217,924 $42,625,835 $94,462,502 $86,591,471
28,970,545
25,670,244
57,151,402
51,632,619
6,385,102
5,222,000
13,445,509
11,096,000
taxes3,274,885
2,856,816
6,554,481
5,771,989
.
revenues—
Operating
operating
oper.
after
income
$8,587,392
5,366,819
_
charges—
—V. 191, p.
$8,876,775 $17,311,110 $18,090,863
4,479,794
11,236,755
9,572,475
897.
Arkansas Power & Light Co.—Stock Sale Approved—*
The SEC has issued an. order under the Holding Company Act
authorizing this company to sell to its parent, Middle South Utilities,
Inc.,
an
additional
600,000
shares
of
common
stock
for
$7,500,000.
The
funds will be used by the subsidiary to reimburse its treasury
construction, expenditures, for the furtherance of its construction,
program, and for general corporate purposes.—V. 191, p. 1562.
for
Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay Ry.—Earnings—
Period End.Feb. 29—
1960—Month—1959
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses
Net
rev.
Net ry.
fr. ry.
oper.
—V. 191,
opers.
income.—
p. 1107.
1960—2Mos—1959
.
$316,596
164,882
.
"
$298,671.
169,100
$643,332
332,825
$621,668
347,120
$151,714
44,251
$129,571
40,738
$310,507
94,529
$274,54$
90,991
11
Bailey Meter Co.—Signs Pact— "••••
See
PackarcJ-Bell
publicly
class A
Corp; below.
Computer
1960—Month—1959 v
1960—2 Mos.—1959
revenue-^ $31,082,349 $29,364,396 $65,636,727 $59,444,246
expenses
27,078,440 23,921,596
55,127,517
5p,517,624
Railway oper.
Railway
Net
Net
oper.
fr.
rev.
$5,442,800
$8,926,622
1,591,066
$10,509,210
1,965,701
$4,003,809
*'287,963
opers.
ry.
1,693,788
equipping
rr.—Earnings—
Bangor & Aroostook
Railway oner, revenue—
Railway
expenses
oper.
•
$1,514,608
1,196,166
$1,394,814
1,131,036
•
$2,902,541
2,375,574
$3,013,959
2,398,151
A
B
fr.
"
Net
—V.
189,330
income
oper.
ry.
$263,778
186,338
$318,442
opers.
ry.
$526,967
395,456
$615,808
.414,538
$57,000
GIVING
will
for
used
be
building
for
general corporate
EFFECT
TO
finder's
and
stock--
common
does
not
stock
options.
the
of
eliminated.—V.
30,000
shares
Giving effect
A
shares
*
the
of
stock
190,
to
underlying
the
options
and
the
the
of
conversion
there
will
the
of
be
outstanding
underwriter's
class
total
a
class
B
of
will
the
Mecanique
be
made
which has a number of plants and
will manufacture connectors of
France,
for
Burndy S.G.E., which will sell them
Burndy subsidiaries in Europe will also
other
need
The
directors
George
quartered
Dordilly,
of
Burndy S.G.E.
Szabad,
officers
Manager
of
will be Messrs,
and
General
M.
Bouckaert,
be
in
and
Belgium,
Antwerp,
Jean
directors
Huard,
of
Burndy's
A, ranging from 5xk% thru 6%. The bonds dated April 1,
1960
mature
semi-annually from April 1, 1962 thru
April 1, 1975, inclusive. The 5%% maturity from April
1, 1962 thru April 1, 1965 were offered at par; the 5%%
maturity from Oct. 1, 1965 thru Oct. 1, 1967 were offered
at 100%; the 5%% maturity from April 1, 1968 thru
April 1, 1970 were offered, at. par; ,the 6% maturity from
Oct. 1, 1970 thru Oct 1, 1972 were offered at 101; and
the 6% maturity from April 1, 1973 thru April 1, 1975
were
offered at par; in all cases with accrued interest
Messrs.
directors
of
Jean
Dealer's
added.
be
to
concessions
ranged
issue
the
on
1 V2%.
thru
1%
from
from
interest
April
1960,
1,
in
are
coupon
are
each
'
year.
..
.
Wisconsin
APPOINTMENTS—First
Trust
Milwaukee, Wis.,
Company,
Trustee; H. G. Wines, Milwaukee, Wis:,- Co-Trustee; The
Hanover Bank,
New York, N. Y., First National Bank of West Bend,
West Bend, Wis. and Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust Co.
Corporate
of
REDEMPTION
Agents.
=
the
published
be redeemed in whole or in part
interest payment
date by the payment of principal, accrued
and premium as follows:
not
14
days'
corporation
the
by
on
may
any
interest
Precision
April
1
or
1,
Oct.
1962; 1%
premium after
no
thereafter and
April 1, 1965.
on
prior
or
April
to
1965;
1,
funds are
used, the bonds may not be redeemed
until
after
April 1,
1965,-, and thereafter for redemption with
borrowed funds the premium shsill be.
on or prior to April 1,
If
(b)
.
borrowed
thereafter
1966;
4%
after
and
and
prior
or
on
on
prior
or
April
to
1,
to
April
2%
1968;
1, 1969; 1% thereafter and
premium after April 1, 1970.
prior to April
1970;
no
PURPOSE
Miami
ISSUE—The
OF
corporation
is
1,- 1967;
thereafter
on
there¬
3c/h
and
or
on
prior to April 1,
or
of
investment
payment of costs of financing and repayment of any temporary
will be used toward the payment of the costs of constructing
equipping the new hospital.
after
loans,
and
..
financing calendar and the past two
of sizable disgorgement of
large issues is reflected in the lessened but still
considerable corporate and
municipal public offerings scheduled for the next four
weeks.
The dollar volume of
corporate common and preferred stock and bond issues totals
$483 million for April 25-May 20 period, and is
$135 million for the first week (April
25-29). State and municipal tax exempts with calendar dates for the
April 25-May 20
to
comes
$501
million, and it amounts
to $194 million for this week
(April
projection for corporates was $516 million and it
was $534 million for
municipals. Boosting the oncoming visible supply of municipal
issues is the
$133,410,000 PHAs on May 4 and the $75 million New York City obli¬
gations on April 27. Were it not for these two issues and a few
others, the municipal
issue
supply would be anemic—particularly in comparison to what is
normally ex¬
pected for the spring. Other larger issues for both the
municipals and corporates
25-29). 'Last
are
week's
four-week
listed below.
sec
it
on
clearance
the
time
lapse
time lapse for SEC clearance of issues indicates
that
takes about 41 days. In
1958, for example, the first letter of comment could
expected in 14 days and clearance about ten days later. Now an initial
letter of
comment takes about 26
days. The primary reason for this is the volume of un¬
now
be
financing being brought before the SEC. The SEC would like very
much to have additional funds and
personnel to alleviate the abnormal time lag, and
the agency has
repeatedly requested that inquiries be
kept at a-minimum.-
This increased lapse of time should
not, however, be construed—as common sense
might otherwise conclude—as being indicative of a
step up in the dollar amount of
securities coming to market since the successive
declines after 1957 in 1958 and 1959.
^ctoaite' th.?1.first quarter of 1960's
to
corporate offerings, according to SEC data, came
$2,255 million—a drop of $56 million compared to the first
quarter of 1959.
constructing the new
now
Hospital in the Greater Miami area.
This completely
is located on a 55-acre site and involves a total
$5,502,475.27.
The net proceeds of the series A bonds,
Baptish
304-bed hospital
new
the
seasoned business
funds are used, the bonds may be redeemed on any
Oct. 1, and the premium shall be 2 7c
on or prior to
If unborrowed
(a)
to
weeks
The latest information
option of the corporation and upon
notice, bonds of a maturity selected
BONDS—At
OF
than
less
Paying
111.,
Chicago,
Chicago.
slight dip this week in the additions
span
form
registerable as to principal and Interchangeable as to de¬
nominations at the office of the Trustee upon payment of expenses
incident
to
such
registration
or
interchange.
Interest
is payable
Oct.
1, 1960 and semi-annually thereafter on April 1 and Oct. 1 of
bear
bonds
The
and
by Sidney brown
-
,
.
what
does
the
year
look
like?
corporates with scheduled dates
commencing April 25 have a market value of
$930 million as of this writing. Proposed corporate
public offerings add up to about
$1.6 billion.- The sum total of approximately $2.5 billion indicates that a considerable
rise
in the momentum
of
"coming, to the market" will be necessary if 1960 is not to
follow the trend of the
past two years.
Bell Telephone Co. of
exoenses
The
t
1960—2 Mos.—1959
V
$34,096,65S $31,7r7,852 $67,870,395 $63,953,907
21,881,857
20,133,002' 43,197,305
40,966,489
revenues—_
Operating
Federal
Pennsylvania—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
Period End. Feb. 29—
Operating
___
taxes—
4,917.400
4,720,500
10,021,900
taxes—
1,924,529
" 1,799,672
3,823,287
3,652,851
operating income
Net after charges
$5,372,870
4,723,406
$5,064,678 $10,827,903
in
following figures deal with the four-week period
dollar terms what the market can
expect by way of
ahead.
They
summarize
public offerings of corporates
The figures are obtained by the Chronicle from
private and public
sources.
Details regarding these issues and their
underwriters, if any, may be ob¬
tained from the Monday and
Thursday issues of the Chronicle.
and
municipals.
$9,981,367
Other
income
Operating
Net
—-
—V.
191, p.
1215.
4,497,190
9,353,200
9,598,095
8,886,220
corporate
and
municipal financing
Corporate
S.)
(I.
table
...
t
Berlin Press
Inc.
Private
—
Corporate
Total
Bondsi.
Stocks
Corporates
Placement—-This
through Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc., has made
investment
of $2,100,000 of serial notes, due June 1, 1961-March 1,
1975, according to an announcement made on April 13.
company,
arrangements for the private placement for
Apr. 25-Apr. 29__
May 2-May 6__
May 9-May 13__
$68,511,000
$66,967,060
43,450,000
97,756,080
Total of Both
*Municipals
42,790,250
42,384,310
$232,711,000
$249,897,700
Financings
$135,478,060 t$194,352,000
141,206,080
221,450,000
131,240,250
55,196,730
74,684,310
30,453,000
$329,830,060
362,656,080
186,436,980
105,137,310
$482,608,700
$984,060,430
"
88,450,000
32,300,000
May 16-May 20
Bond Stores Inc.- -Sales Lower—
Pericd End. March 31—*
Sales
—V.
I960—Month—1959
$4,797,048
—,
191, p.
*
Maine
rr.—Earnings—
Period Ended Feb. 29—
Railway
Net
Net
*=
$5,652,398
$11,525,717
4,592,901
5,067,164
9,132,833
10,289,162
$971*713
$585,434
$2,392,884
*=451,277
414,325
$1,724,074
4'*351,741
fr.
ry.
opers.
income—,";
oper.
ry.
1960—2 Mos.—1959
$5,564,614
expenses
oper.
rev.
1960—Month—1959
revenue—
oper.
Railway
Deficit.—V.
*8,516'v
$501,451,730
$58,306,135 $59,639,510
1107.-
Boston &
Total——__
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$6,276,178
$12,013,236
$1 million
or more.
Also excludes these proposals not scheduled as yet: $200 million
Chesapeake Bay Bridge & Tunnel District; Richvaje Irrigation District $120 million;
State of Texas $62.5 million; and $50 million Oroville-Wyandotte Irrigation
District,
California.
'
'/. -*
; "
•
f Excludes FNMA $200 million one-year debentures for April 26.
t Excludes $13.5 million Southwest Forest Industries debentures expected sometime
in May.
' :
•'
CALENDAR'S LARGER
SECURITIES
'
'
'
191, p. 1107,.
During the period April 25-May 20 these larger issues are scheduled:
,
•
Week of April 25-29: $5 million debentures and 20,000 shares of Avis,
Inc.; $12 mil¬
lion Melville Shoe Corp; debentures; 200,000 shares of NA*FI Corp. common; $15
million Metropolitan Edison Co. bonds; $30 million Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co.
bonds; 331,740 shares of Holt, Rinehart & Winston Inc. common; $13,275,000 Cleve¬
land, Ohio; $16 million Los Angeles City School Districts, Calif.; $8 million Louisville
& Jefferson County Metropolitan Sewer District, Ky.; $75 million New York City;
$7 million Harris County, Texas; $6,966,000 Oyster Bay & Babylon Union Free School
District No. 22, N. Y.; and $30 million Sacramento Municipal Utility
District, Calif.
Week of May 2-6: $7,259,580 Alterman-Big Apple, Inc. common; 100,000 shares of
American Security Corp. capital; 461,431 shares of Marquette Corp.
common; $20
million debentures and 400,000 shares of Uris Building
Corp.; 1,400,000 shares of
Columbia Gas System,-Inc. common; 300,000 shares of Dial Finance Co. common;
317,500 shares of Mays (J. W.), Inc. common; $9,500,000 Cook County, 111.; $48,820,000
Minnesota; $8.8 million Pearl River Valley Water Supply District, Miss.; and $133,-
BTU Engineering Corp.—Stock Offered—Public offer¬
ing of 100,000 shares of the common stock of BTU En¬
gineering Corp. at $3 per share was made on April 19
by Clayton Securities Corp.
.
PROCEEDS—Net
of
parcel
a
ment
building
The
total
and
the
near
cost
the
and
be
used
construction
its present
this
of
will
proceeds
land
of
land
plant
at
in
of
Route
for
part
a
the
research
128
in
and
purchase
develop¬
Waltham,
Mass.
and
building is estimated at $170,000,
company intends to borrow $115,000 of this sum.
The re¬
of the proceeds from the offering will be added to working
mainder
capital.
BTU is engaged, principally in. the manufacture and sale of high
temperature basic electric furnaces for use by the semiconductor in¬
dustry in the production of transistors, diodes and similar products.
,
The
are
used
The
also
company
manufactures
to
in
control
the
used
heat
firm
was
to
successor
a
the
covering
shares
will
of
consist
proposed
per
company
common
amounted
to
a
number
of
devices
which
in
1950.
-
conclusion
of the current financing, capi¬
mortgage note (estimated at $115,000)
research and development building, and 600,000
of
a
stock.
common
EARNINGS—For
ecessor
sells
pressure and various explosive gases
of semiconductors, metals and ceramics.
in /Delaware in April of this year, as a
business established
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
talization
and
temperature,
treating
incorporated
the
eight
reported
months
net
ended
income
of
Jan.
$72,518
share.
As of April 1, I960, backlog
about $250,00(D—V. 191, p. 1666.
31,
the pred¬
to 12 cents
1960,
equal
of orders
on
hand
410,000 Public Housing Authority.
Weeks of May 9-20: $10 million Growth Capital, Inc. common; $12 million
Pennsyl¬
vania Electric Co. bonds; $30 million General American Transportation
Corp. equip¬
ment trust certificates; 410,206 Brush Beryllium Co. common; 400,000 shares of
Englehard
Industries, Inc. common;
Corp. of Calif.; $22
million Jacksonville, Fla.; $6 million
Ohio; and $9 million Phoenix, Ariz. •
United
Financial
$6 million debentures and 120,000 shares of
million Milwaukee Gas Light Co. bonds; $30
Colorado Springs, Colo.; $9,515,000 Cincinnati,
■
'
,
Burch
Oil
Co.—Stock
Offered—Maryland
Co., Inc., of Baltimore and Washington, D. C.
Securities
on
March
French
April 21, 1960
as
Wolberg and
Mr.
Augustin
head¬
Poindessault,
Jean
Mecanique Labingl,
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
A
supplied
operations
Baptist Hospital of Miami, Fla.—Bonds Offered—B. C.
Ziegler & Co., of West Bend, Wis., on April 19 publicly
offered $1,800,000 of first mortgage serial bonds, series
the
be
Sidney
Burndy,
European
1107.
191, p.
in
arises.
stock
1520.
p.
Labinal,
throughout
employees
the
and
will
to
multiple contact and terminal block variety for electronic and
electrical manufacturing applications..
While most of these connectors
330,000
stock
B
agreement
the
180,000 shs.
for conversion
reserved
5,000
markets,
and
exercising
class
180,000
an
a
Precision
\
Outstanding
*120,000 shs.
200,000 shs.
______
include
announced
;
,
FINANCING
1,800,000 shs.
—
France,
in
:
electrical
electrical
jointly owned company, Burndy S.G.E., to manufacture and
sell electrical
connectors throughout France and
the French Com¬
munity.
Under
the
terms of
the agreement, Burndy will license
Burndy S.G.E. under its patents, trade-marks, and "know-how."
purposes.
PRESENT
manufacturer
electronic
organize
stations;
$35,000
for
building
and
for purchase of a tank type trans¬
stock
common
B
shares
Net rev.
and
$90,000
Authorized
Class
Class
1960—2 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
Period Ended Feb. 29—
a
CAPITALIZATION
and
connectors,
proceeds,
six
self-service
truck stop; $18,000
port-trailer truck
*This
'
net
equipping
Class
1107.
191, p.
and
,
income—r
oper.
ry.
"■Deficit.—V.
the
PROCEEDS—Of
of Norwalk, Conn., leading manufacturer of
Precision Mecanique Labinal, a prominent
Burndy Corp.,
and
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—-Earnings—
Period Ended Feb. 29—
stock
"best efforts" basis.
a
on
Burndy Corp.—To Organize New Company—-"
120,000 shares of Burch Oil Co.
(par 10 cents) at $2.50 per share,
offered
common
Volume
191
Number 5945/ I
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1771)
3
•
and
Mr.
Co.-in
Bernard
Bardury, an officer
191, p. 1563."
Paris.—V:
Morgan Guaranty Trust
:
j*
•
*
The
its
•
.
; Burndy S. G. E.—To Be Formed—
See
Burndy. Corp., above.
\V
:
'
•
Si
,
,
1960—Month—1959
Sales
,
.
1960—3 Mos.—1959
•
191,
'to
April
8%
p.- 794.
PRESENT
TO
payable
demand
unsecured
to
1960
payable
November,
1961
v
-
8%
of
the
of
purpose
the
corporation's
issue
services
is
to
to
provide
pleasure
capital
boat
demand
unsecured
others
to
10%
payable
27,500
1960
March,
to
for
Principal
owners.
6%-15
amount
trust
of
sinking
year
to
1962
due
TO
PRESENT
37,000
*
stock
Does
of
not
stock
common
does
of
($0.10
par)
include
58,500
issued
warrants
shares
to
issuable
holders
of
to
for
reserved
$58,500
and
2,080,390
.
On
also
amount
for
6%
of
/./v':;,:,.-:; '
working capital
periods.
position
;
-
BUSINESS—The
the
manufacture
stubs.
and
Y-
Its
corporation
of
plants
the
net
sales,
ended Nov.
30,
'
$70,880.10.
was
its
and
less
discounts
totaled
1959
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
'
payable
to banks
%
Notes
to
(This
effective
Feb.
*30,000
ficers
has
19,
the
of
capital stock
corporation
purchase
price
reserved
M.
the
upon
for
been
of
issuance
granted
1965. at
chased.;
-
.
option by
share
a
7
.
\
..
the
Walter
of
by
of
at
to
at
two
capital
issuance
a
are.J.
Gleason
to
M.
the
upon
into
plywood.
Nov.-30,
1959
SBalances
will
be
to
purchase
or
before
$32,212.25
if
all
to
payable
receipts
ness
and
umn
above
*7
under
over
in
in
mills.
from
such
period
loan.—V.
191,
p.
The
The
shares
are
banks
covering
The
log
,
at
their
at
are
equipment purchase
in
the
ordinary
reduction
in
shares
of
Package Co. in
of busi¬
adjusted
*7
col¬
*
.
be
retirement of
offered
pany's Employees Investment Plan.—V. 191,
recent
a
Theodore
S.
Hodgins,
President
pursuant
the
to
com¬
1431.
p.
the
price
of
the
company
has
fine
chemicals
and
and
ments
organized
was
made
in
several
September,
subsidiaries
Sayreville,
European
Inc.,
of
include
Chemo
and
Wilson
Puro
New
Jersey;
and
that
time
Organic
Chemicals Inc.,
Corp.,
Oil
&
of Century Chemical
Chemo
Puro
A.
G.,
a
with
headquarters in' Zurich, Switzerland
in Amsterdam, Holland; Hamburg, Germany; and Florence,
agreement
Butler
Co.,
Inc.,
acquire
to
100%
of
the
capital
of Harrisonburg, Virginia.—V.
stock
191,
p.
of
the
W.
A.
199.
public offering of 75,000 shares of Cen¬
tury Properties
common
Dealer's concession
allowance not to
PROCEEDS—Of
t
secured
bank
building
ance
of
trust
>
at
18020
$137,000
deed
issue
exceed
the
loans;
on
net
(par $1)
was
35 cents per share
•
be
used
Avenue,
for
»
Torrance,
payment
of
•
The
29,
.of
H
Company
1955,
all
and
was
incorporated
commenced
Calif.;
and
.
constructs, ..develops
and
the
on
by
to
each
the
of
*
ratio
to
and
the
of
office
of
none
rights
will
the
in
'15,000
California
law
on
fr.
for
sale
at
'
the holders
shares
of
of
two
Morrison
&
the
of
its
common
stock
at
a
for
each
ithree
15,
1960.
These
Feb.
subscription
rights
All
with
of
any
rights will be
subscription
to
the
ten-day
rights" to
the
such
Liberty
to
as
the
Directors
public
Life
1959,
of
price
a
the
filed
the
19
under
it
which
sell.
may
proceeds
units
all
the
to
the
since
offer
be
ex¬
thereof
Charlotte,
period,
that
of
exercise
by
be
at
waived
are
shares
the
of -the
determined
during
or
Securities
and
such
time
to
stock
market has
the
10%.
broker
or
$2,500
in
by
the
underwriter
be
required
been
$.10
dealer.
was
first
of
from
5Q3.
.
;
in
the
Co.,
&
with
$2,
a
$1
at
Co.,
issued
accordance
the
oper.
—V.
real
rev.
ry.
fr.
oper.
191, p.
$447,975
$529,959
96,197
82,391
158,539
154,586
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
to
Montgomery
statement
is
Street,
with
offered for
be
the
San
SEC
public
sale
Francisco,
covering
$14
at
on
235,000
share
per
headed by McDonnell & Co., Inc., which
per share.
■/.
group
commission
a
It
$1.35
of
will
a
the
use
net
proceeds of
and
the
financing for investment
the extent necessary
to
may
use
a
por-'
outstanding subordinated debenture in
$150,000 held by the Small Business Administration.
of
Electronics
Co.,
(par 10 cents)
York
15,
under
the
<
Inc.—Stock
Offered—Milton
at $3
share.
per
"
:
/•
Electronics
on
1959
Control
Electronics
control
common
is,
in
with
Sales
the
Corp.,
New
a
became
company,
'
for
the
of
most
ment
York
company
wholly
a
'
Government.
entitled to
cases,
allowable
portion of
costs.
which
the
value
has
of
*
such
termination;
for profit
the
,
directly
for
the
company
and to reimburse¬
The
no
characterized
the
Upon
allowance
an
owned
,
company does not comprise a significant,
entire electronics industry, is engaged in only a narrow
phase thereof and has
•
company's
it will experience the
that
assurance
the
electronics
industry in
the past.
at Jan.
stock,
common
1960,
31,
growth
The book
was
$.71
per
has
sale
with
the
Consequently,
a
of
has
also been
second
Exchange,
paid
a
mortgage
Inc.
to
stock
matter
sheet.
for
19
filed
shares
letter
a
of
share,
per
common
through
are
to
be
used
for
revenue
expenses
3,676,399
ry.
opers.
$799,809
$1,562,625
248,759
294,810
470,828
contract
a
in
Chemical
Bank
New
York
Trust
transfer
agent for
the
common
stock
Copper Foil Corp.).—V. 191, p. 1563.
Co.< has
of
the
:
each
appointed sole
corporation (formerly
*
"
will
to
be
use
capital;
its
a
net
Inc.—Secondary
the
on
period
which
due
the
to
completed
was
loss
for
the
lower
at
four
a
volume of
loss/ Such
months
after
approximately
$80,000.
$50,000.
to
$353,950.
repay
replace
to
equipment
payment
and
of
It
bank
expenses
ended
is
the
loans
working
machinery
estimated
intention
obtained
to
of
at
the
provide
capital
to
expended to pur¬
enable the company to
and
rate
on
the West Coast and
in
the
*
severally
Milton
191,
p.
of
names
the
underwriters
principal
of
the
being offered and the aggregate number of shares which
Wohlstetter,
Cott
of-the
outstanding capital stock of Steven Construction. Go. for
The company, of 425 East 34th Street, New York, filed a registration
The'company has one subsidiary; Bieyv Stein Co., a "California V statement with the SEC on April 19, 1960,
covering 298,204 outstanding
corporatipn.". The-executive offices, of the: company «are-located at-1758. * shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale by the holders
South La Cienega Boulevard,
Los Angeles, Calif.
thereof
through an underwriting group headed by Eastman Dillon,
or
•'
the later period during which time
increased for subsequent shipment.
operating
proceeds,
production
stock
has
follows:
&
*
—V.
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of New York,
labeled
1960.
additional
•common
been
' '■
in
the
UNDERWRITERS—The
v
not
inventory
area
(the exact locations of which have not yet been deter¬
employing additional full time company salesmen, and adver¬
tising; $50,000. to further development of delay lines (including auto¬
mation, insofar as possible, in production of the electromagnetic type),
filters
and
microwave
devices.
It
is
planned
to
employ
additional
technical personnel to assist in such development. The balance of ap¬
proximately $123,950. will initially be added to working capital and
may, to the extent of approximately $30,000, be used to provide ad¬
ditional
manufacturing space. The additional working capital is, in
the
opinion of management necessary
to finance development and
manufacture of the company's products.
On Feb. 10, 1960 the com¬
pany's backlog of orders totalled approximately $665,000. of which 55%
was commercial orders and the balance in prime government contracts.
590,432
'V
is
in
mined),
$2,473,052
.
it
statement
Chicago
1108.
/.Circuit Foil Corp.—Transfer Agent-r-%
made,
operating
fluctuations
'
-
cluding the organization of sales offices
$1,614,584
income
been
the
wide
produce a wider range of microwave
devices, delay lines, magnetostrictive delay lines and filters (all such
equipment has been delivered); $50,000. to increased sales efforts in¬
3,858,468
$783,817
to
and
resulted
working
1960—2 Mos.—1959
$5,239,024
1,898,338
same
later
company
purposes.
1,788,780
Where
January 31, 1960 were less than
period of the previous year. This was due primarily to
were
$42,050.,
Corp.,
$2,698,147
shelf items.
or
ended
during
31,
has
in
the
receivable.
months
seven
PROCEEDS—Net
-Earnings—
I960—Month—1959
for
schedules
inventories
Jan.
with
$2,572,597
accounts
declined
factors
cents)
general corporate
the
shipment
reflected
shipping
shipments
1960.
Securities
Havener
is
accounts
Profits
a
10
(par
little stock
very
work-in-process
any
notification
of
stock
the
This
the
during the
different
Until
profit
no
in
and
Sales
finder's fee of
loan obtained
February1^
in
days.
and
hand
of
pay
of
/sales"
balance
and
by
has
company
contract requires extensive design and engineering work,
earmarked- for that job may", build up over a period of
and then, upon completion of the job,
be shipped out in a
months
commission
agreed
common
the
particular
inventory
as
number
most
part, the company engineers, develops and manufac¬
tures custom products to the specifications of government and industry.
the
commissions
the
For
June
acquisition
$275,267
income
subsidiary.
19,
sell
to
underwriting
underwriter
Chicago Great Western Ry.
Railway
2,003,650
$283,183
opers.
underwriting
an
New
Dec.
com¬
Aug.
on
efforts"
underwriting
will
$25,000
April
on
Period Ended Feb. 29—
oper.
$2,533,609
2,030,958
Co., Inc.; organized under the laws
July 5, 1951, is engaged in the engineering, design/
development, manufacture, assembly and sale of delay lines, specialty
electronic equipment, test equipment and components and filters. On
of
Y.
proceeds
Railway
$2,478,933
953,191
Inc., Finkle, Seskis & Wohlstetter and
Gartman, Rose & Feue**, M April 13 publicly offered
150,000 shares of Control Electronics Co., Inc. common
Wilmington, Del.—Files With SEC—
offered
N.
1960—2 Mos—1959
$1,228,458
965,972
small business corcerns,
thereof to
retire its
chase
262,750
York,
capital.
D. Blauner & Co.
an
for only such securities
pay
the
for
Investment
corporation
covering
SEC
The
working
uui,
.
Chemtree Corp.,
be
for
Ry.—Earnings—
$1,249,155
''
capital stock,
receive
increase
the
ry.
Control
one,
4'best
its
use
and
vary
share
Morrison
company
The
Files With
—
According to the prospectus, the company now has outstanding 15,350
shares of capital stock, of which 5,000 shares are held
by Parr Indus¬
trial Corp., and 2,500 shares each by
Courtney J. Catron, a director,
and Frank G. Chambers, President.
ia*
Exchange Commission.
thin
a
aggregate
will
&
per
connection
191,, P-
will
take
circumstances
no
Morrison
of
to
the
company
Under
commission
Frost.
'
the
by
primary market made in the
the
by
offered
subscription
If such price is other than
formal
no
Accordingly,
sold.
—V.
the
will
and
used
corporation,
of
120
filed a registration
amount
during the period
in which the Stock has been outstanding, transfers have taken
place at
prices between approximately $1 and approximately $2.50. The com¬
pany has entered into an underwriting agreement with Morrison & Co.,
stock
C.
R.
convenience
above
will
Building,
rights
will
.for
company.
With
issuer
therefore
and
and
per
time. No
the
surrender
subscription
subcription
any
undewriter
at
of
will be
stock
ten-day
unsubscribed
are
Board
of
of
period
thereof,
which
Boyle
share.
expiration
holder
H.
the
Carolina.
hereby
John
Substantially all of the company's business depends, either
or
indirectly, on Government contracts which are cancellable
transferable.
rights
forms and the
806
that
stockholding at
subscription
Co.,
Coate,
1960—Month—1959
BUSINESS—Control
common
shares
on
connection
issued.
be
test facilities, employ¬
equipment, will be main¬
subsidiary include
the "new
of
1108.
p.
tion
Regulation A
a
offered
be
:
business
of subscription
complete
Collins
Federal Incensee under the Small Business Invest¬
ment Company Act of 1948 whose principal business is to
provide equity
capital and long-term loans to a diversified group of small business
.
~
j
their
to
issued
be
be
expenses
The company
who
will
to
revenue—
oper.
191,
through
will
ot
of
F.
Y
;
...
304,280
exercise
E.
Continental Capital
30,000
"
;
shares
of
Jr.,
are
oper.
This
,
April,71956/" by 'the
ry
April
Shares
an
for
close
and
for
Officers
Caterers, Inc., Bethesda, Md.
oper.
rev.
shares
$10,000.
.
Net
—V.
the number
•
„
the
in
by
the signing
the
The
1
holds
'
under
bal¬
the
installments
,
business in
the;
the
30,000
is offering to
at- the
promote
1563.
p.
proceeds
Net
Underwriters, for whom
B.• Hogan,
Inc.
are
Inc.__^____"
-
2797.
p.
subscribe
for
warrants
the
at
Net
current
/
.BUSINESS—Century Properties
for
investment."
Stein
Speedway, Inc.—Rights—
share,
record
fractional
Net
proceeds, $155,000 will be used to repay un¬
to pay balance of construction costs on
Hawthorne
Flynn,
center
technicians
company.
Period End. Feb. 29—
Arthur
_
2,950,000
to
company
corporation on April 8 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 150,000 shares of common stock (no par) to be offered
per share, through E. A. Burka, Inc.,
Washington, D. C.
Railway
Railway
(re¬
150 per share).
estate•
at $6 per share.
$75,000
will
notes.
stock
to
service
new
Colorado & Southern
advice
the
$2
The
real
a
Bley
on
-
Co.,
provides
company
to
per
of
subscriptions
No
New
the
sell
temporarily suspending
in amounts proportionate
printed
to
Century Properties—Common Stock Offered—Pacific
Coast Securities Co. and Arthur B. Hogan, Inc., in asso¬
ciation with Thomas Jay, Winston & Co., Inc., on April 18
commenced
Based
—^
&
subsidiary
Radio
Jr.,
com¬
as
fully exercised their subscription rights during
aforesaid period for a further period of ten days at a price of
$2
has now been integrated into the company's
recently
international division; and shortly Century will enter into a
formal
right
shareholders
which
Italy,
formed
the
of
and
%
187,
Motor
unsubscribed
are
exceed
Manufacturing
the Asphalt Division
Newark,
organization
sales
offices
and
divisions
Jersey;
Chemical Terminal,
Corporation—all
Since
'
-
and
New
1958.
acquisitions.
veterinary supplies.
Its
order
Although there has been
Century manufactures
intermediates, asphalt products, food additives, pig¬
in addition to selling antibiotics,
biologicals and
dyes,
did
as
to
agreed
Co.
.
Collins
Flynn,
by
rights to subscribe will expire on April 27. After the expiration of such
rights the underwriter, will offer all of the shares offered hereby which
mon
corporation, announced last
week that Stone and Webster Securities
Corporation, New York City,
has. placed with private interests for Century
Chemical, $1,500,000 of
6%
secured debentures.
In addition, Century
issued $350,000 of 6%
Subordinated debentures, Mr. Hodgins stated.
■
"
7
..'The corporation
The
agreed to purchase
opposite its name below:
order
an
shares—V.
$2
held
amendment
:
7
this
of
,
of
,
has
Inc
.
related
1958,
per
stock
shares
such
.
Century Chemical Corp.—Financing—
.
at
from
OFFERING—The
North
to
SEC
limited
the
Rice
Sam
claims
„
each
set
Winston
;
issued
has
19,
ercised
1003.
stock,
common
Jay,
_
shares
contracts'
course
the
monthly payments.
since
This-eompany,'of 600 W. Washington Street, East. Peoria, 111., filed
registration • statement with the. SEC on April -18, 1960, covering
175,000
purchase
property.
for
the
191,
stock
30,
inventories
inventories
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Files Stock Plan—%'
..
the
that
has severally
Hogan,
503.
Charlotte
pur¬
Nov.
U
The
r:
Commission's
At
a
and
Securities
26,
:
at
%
1648.
p.
tV
The
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Court
&
Company-
stock
common
p.
cents
10
to
up
notes
corporation's
months'
instalments.
monthly
results
the
18
an
**$34,0.00 twas! paid to Corbett
short-term
other
the
action.
said
has
Jan.
payable to banks
the result of regular instalment payments.
"
are
due
paid
Reductions
.■
in
.
below,
B.
SEC
March
said
also
time
on
ex¬
purchase
Gleason
shares.
Australian
an
G.
trained
Colorado
Morris
Superior
registration under the Securities Act of 1933
with
respect to a stock offering by this firm, of 600 Mile High Center, Den¬
ver, Colo., for failure to file the required semi-annual reports of stock"
sales and failure to cooperate within the
meaning of the Regulation by
reason
of its failure to respond-to letter regarding the
filing.
highest level at the end of the logging season and are liquidated dur¬
ing the winter: The notes are paid as the logs'are released for process¬
ing
of
value
company
Securities
Coast
191,
The
for
at
7
Calif,
caption
in
in
G.
in
of¬
stock
20,000
area.
parts
by
James
Champion Ventures, Inc.—Offering Suspended—
purchase
a
warrants
stockholders
notes
fraud
venture
Asia
spare
concerns.
reserved
are
' 7
warehouse
.
for
M.
any
or
the
Salyer and Happy Camp,
of
$1,000. Walter
stock
W~-.'
!
a
the present
$600,000
named
with
plaintiff's
•
of
exemption
options
shares
reserved
plus $1,000,
-
secured
were-
granted
the
of
service
James
factory
—V.
company,
opportunity for hearing, upon
of. an. option, granted
Walter,fv: request, on the question whether the suspension should be vacated^ or
total consideration of $1,000;
made
permanent. 7 The
company's stock offering
proposal,
filed on
exercise
are
consideration
^Approximately
i
1959
stock
of. their.capital
$4.75
14,000
said shares for
optton
an
6,571- shares
the
upon
capital
total
a
share;
per
—V.
capitalization
issuance
Lewis
below.
Rosen, counsellor the company,
that it has a meritorious defense to
opinion
Arthur
.300,000 shs,
new
for
reserved
are
Moffitt
representatives,
as
shares
the
-7
\
•
exercise of stock
upon
$4.75
another
for
the
15,000 shares of capital stock
of friifc/ital "s't'dfck'7' purchase
Gleason to purchase
shares
reflect
exercise
of
10,000' shares-of
ercise
to
the
650,000
'<
price of $5.23 per share;
issuance
adjusted
of
stated
under
and $20,708
defendant
a
Pacific
••286,231
t»l,000,000 shs.
1960.
shares
of
been
the
Thomas
(without par value)—_
figure
acting
of
"
indebtedness--—
Capital stock
of
true
damages
'
Outstanding
1,000,000
loans payable'
and
is
Coast
§166,409
i
stockholders----
Other
Pacific
H$446,746
350,000
to
opinion
exception
joint
the
the
FINANCING
320,231
Equipment purchase contracts
the
filed
was
company
of
denied
has
named
Underwriters
•
$1,500,000
and
new
tained
*
,
Goodstein,
complaint.
lumber
.
PRESENT
Messrs.
of
$250,000 in
also
Was
the
assets
unaware
company
company
allowances
'
-
were
the
UNDERWRITERS—The
and
Authorized
Notes
who
charges
of
commission.
The
$7,530,709.71 and net
Vr. /
"
'
and
incidental
possible
A
ing
to
legal proceedings
the business con¬
vs.
complaint
company
estate
in
engaged
are
pending
any
in
are,
the
action
an
to
litigation
which
with
and
by
southeast
party
a
with the exception of Sam Rice, were all limited
Century Development Co. — Joint Venture No. 3. Mr. Sam
of the plaintiffs, was a general partner with the company.
plaint seeks
of
subsidiaries
al.,
subject
not
Century Properties, et al., in the
County of Los Angeles, State of California.
partners
:■"/
sheathing and sanded plywood
located in Oregon, and California.
are
eight months
income
'•
rough
/EARNINGS—Consolidated
for
-'•''''
is
routine
1959,
28,
et
one
The
the
the issue is to increase the corporation's
to aid financing log inventories at peak
property
is
company
plaintiffs,
Rice,
offering of 100,000 shares of Carolina Pacific Ply¬
wood, Inc. capital stock (without par value) was made
on April 19 by Peter
Morgan & Co. at $4.75 per share.
purpose of
,
Co. equipment has been an¬
Vice-President, Sales, for Collins. *
subsidiary, Collins Radio Co. (Australasia) and PTY Ltd.,
located at Stanhil Saint Kilda
Road, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia),
will service Collins customers in the
Australian, New Zealand and
487,074 shs.
partners in
Carolina Pacific Plywood, Inc.—Capital Stock Offered
—An
PROCEEDINGS—The
company,
200,000
1,000,000 shs.
par).
proceedings
Dec.
the
The
/ /
its
the
Rothbart,
exercise
upon
($1
ordinary
by
exercise
upon
underwriters;
notes, and 31,350 shares reserved for issuance upon exercise of options.
—V. 191, P. 503.
'' '
PROCEEDS—The
of
immaterial
issuance
$500,000
LEGAL
than
ducted
*926,825 shs.
principal
stock
none
other
Outstanding
2,000,000 shs.
—
purchase
not-include
warrants
_
125,000 shares reserved for issuance
N.
Y.
It has
outstanding 2,333,630
selling stockholders own an aggregate of
Murray, board chairman, 199,544 shares,
President, 47,688 shares.
Murray proposes to
seven
Lewis,
formation
The
debentures
-
PENDING
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
1971
Common
,
EFFECT
P.
shares
sales
nounced
deeds——-
fund
The
the
.
GIVING
99,764
payable
notes
demand
.7
BUSINESS—The business of the corporation is to service and inform
pleasure boat owners who are members of Captains Club in connection
with the use and enjoyment of their craft.
%:
-
CAPITALIZATION
Buffalo,
The
Collins Radio Co.—Foreign Subs.—
notes
—
unsecured
December,
•
PROCEEDS—The
underwriting
and
97,000
Co.* Inc., and Sulco Securities Inc., both of
New York City, on April
19-publicly offered 500,000
shares of the common stock of Captains
Club, Inc., at
$2 per share.
expansion
price
include James T.
shares, respectively.—V. 187,
stock-
to
offering
greater New York City including Long
Connecticut and northern New Jersey, and
southern
surrounding
public
amendment.
in
Murray-MacDonald
Foundation, Inc., proposes to sell all but 932 of its
holdings of 47,932
shares; and Daphne Seybolt Culpaper Sperl and the Estate of George
Wilson Sperl propose to sell all their
holdings of 51,398 and 54,042
171,437
March,
The
operates
shares.
and
sell
10,500
"
Co.
supplied by
of
Edward
-
——
notes
area
and
"
payable
notes
stockholders
parts
common
January
&
be
company
447,560
$64,000
ett Parks &
•
the
Outstanding
to
are
Island,
FINANCING
—
officers or directors
1960 to
unsecured
to
10%
Captains Club, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—G. Ever¬
directors
or
Unsecured notes
10%
$16,422,000 $14,716,000 $44,879,000 $40,767,000
—V.
EFFECT
GIVING
Securities
terms
The
Authorized
.
Union
..
unsecured demand notes payable to
officers
Brothers—Sales Up—
Period Ended Mar. 31—
losses from the lease operation of
properties during each of the
years
net
•
8%
Butler
suffered
commercial
and
inclusive.
CAPITALIZATION
-
,
has
company
industrial
1956-1959,
.
I:
•
the
of
agreed
D.'Blauner
56,250
to
&
shares;
purchase
Co.,
Inc.,
from
the
56,250
Gartman,- Rose
&
company,
shares;
Feuer1,
Finkel,
37,500
are
as
Seskis
shared.
3.
(&
Beverage Corp.
Consolidated
net
Subs.)—Earnings—
of. Catt Beverage Corp.", and its wholly
owned
subsidiary, Mission of California, Inc.,' for
1959 were
more
than triple those of 1958, while consolidated net sales gained 18%, it
earnings
,
~
THE
>
*
COMMERCIAL
AND
FINANCIAL "CHRONICLE/(Reg. TJY S. Patent Offibe)
William - B7 Dana Company, Publishers, 725 Pirk Place,
New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. George J.' Mohfissev,_Editor;
President;-Claude Seibort, Vice President. Published "twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]., Other offices: 135 S. La Sa"a
Chicago 3, Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1960 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act
of March 3, 1879. Subscriptions in United States, U, S.
Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other Countries, $72.00 per year.
William Dana. Seibert;
Street,
NOTE:
On account
of
M
the
fluctuations
in
the
rate
of
exchange,
remittance
for foreign subscriptions
and
advertisements
must
be
made
in
New
York
funds.
•
/•-"
~
!'
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1772)
amounted
outstanding
shares
the
of
number
same
31,
Dec.
shares last
on
million
taxes
year.,
Prime
its
were
it's
for
reasons
penetrate
successfully
to
16-ounce
new
earnings •
and
solid cola market with
cola drink combined with the unusually long, warm
ability
189,
summer.—V.
sales
unprecedented
company's
the
the
Cushman & Denison
million
—V.
to
they
,
Corp. at
(par
price of $1
a
'PROCEEDS—Of
aluminum
as
tubing,
the
net
maintenance
and
chase
adequate
end
of
1950
to
will
stocks
be
of
used for pur¬
material such
waveguide
raw
stock,
bar
bending
machines,
Vertical
Millers,
small
one
three
of
duction
$55,000
BUSINESS—The
12,
Jan.
on
York
New
a
ganized
Oct.
on
microwave
from
f;
W.
C.
19,
predecessor
when
I960
law
was
company
the
Authorized
stock
the
cent)
one
exercises his
stock as per the
company's
7
right to purchase 40,000 shares
underwriting agreement.—V. 191,
Daffin
<
the
Corp.—To
Corp.,
new
a
Be
will
formed
be
through
merger
a
The
,
will
merger
be
through
effected,
exchange
an
stock.
of
The
Separator
6%.v par $20, .convertible preferred with 10,450
outstanding will TecefvC a like amount in the new company.
Separator
common
stockholders will receive one share
of
Corp. common for each share now outstanding.
Daffin Manu¬
facturing
the
Superior
makes
for
the
the
under
systems
Manufacturing
is
mills.
rials
to
also
increased
markets
in
the
well
harvesting,
known
the
trades
the
handling equipment.
and
Piper,
last
under
world's
for
chemical indus¬
and equipment
and
machinery
the Superior
the
Corp.,
$1,000,000
funded
of
Outstanding
convertible
merged
sales
from
years
of
the
about
corporations
two
in
$8,000,000
1954
will
company,
start
with
business
preferred
consist
will
stock,
Daffin
and
of
the
be
Board
be
Financial
will
Watts
office
will
of
the
shares;
10,450
following;
$20
stock,
common
6%
par
new
will
company
Chairman
and
C.
Minnesota,
I.
President;
F.
P.
and
Seed,
H.
A.
Treasurer
SEC
covering
lative,
30,000
redeemable,
without
The
incurred
latter
York, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
filed
12
shares
prior
be
to
letter
a
5%
of
convertible)
to
are
used
be
of
the
tax
the
Electronics
Earnings
which
the
first
six
months
in
divisions
introduced
the
all
191,
72
to
$19.95
introduced
models
$29.95
new
in
price
Earl
of
the'
770
proprietary
items
In
Inc.,
during
the
April
the
Abrams,
14
subsidiary
Government
of
notification
preferred
offered
at
stock
with
the
(no-cumu¬
($10
par
that,
.Mr.
has
in
been
corporation,
Abrams stated that
Chairman
of
Emertron
Board
company
Mr.
the
capital
of
shares
for
per
share),
shares
$1
of
Emerson
the
stock
assets
of
of
&
interest
in
October,
in
the
in
In
elected
new
Stores
of
Inc.
has
no
par,
stock,
and
that
oper.
Railway
oper.
and '5,000,000
has
exchange
in
rv.
—V.
fr.
rev.
ry.
Emertron
—V.
Esterbrook Pen
corporate
1960—Month—1959
Sydney
E'.
191,
p.
of
and
J.
two
the
transfer
value)
for
agent
of
Don
the
City
303,159
676,526
inking
&
Co.
&
&
$316,474
1,000,000
corporation.—V.
191,
'
Chairman
of
today
the
Board
the
Denison
Manufacturing Co.
Company Ltd., London,
manufacture
the
Associates,
"Ke-master",
card
files,
binder
'
'
the
as
'.'■*
its
Pen
Denison
&
London
will
location
National Key Co.,
Co., Ltd.,
'
.
wholly-owned
a
shares
offered
stock
bers
the
161,750
shares
'
sub¬
of
class
of
net
proceeds are
business properties,
construction
BUSINESS—The
Belling,
of
private
company
developing
and
CAPITALIZATION
A
Class
common
B
B
stock
($1
par)
mem¬
be
used
in
the
on
common
real
for
estate
EFFECT
♦Based
and
undeveloped
and
the
on
stock
option
subject
$5%
non-voting
the
in
purpose
Central
PRESENT
land
of
buying,
mtge.
of
not
agreement,
20,000 shs.
stock
*206,450 shs.
$$106,447
all
the
class
B
nonvoting common stock
include 20,000 shares reserved for executive
but does include 44,500 shares which may
rescission.
to
due Aug. 1, 1960 on 60 acres of Expressway property $90,000
on Ridgecrest Park land payable in annual
mortgage
Notes
payable,
190,
p.
Eastman
Eastman
to
the
11,869
due
in
1960
Kodak's
company's
and
1961
4 578
__
r
1833.
Kodak
full
options
are
such
under
sales
have
the
about
report.
A
laws
licensed
to
Co."
\
be
$1)
.
.
at
doubled
10-year
TO
•
increase
to
since
1950,
shows
and
price
stock.
common
there
is
Life
."
•
FINANCING
Outstanding
2,
Insurance
191,
for
Sept.
10,
1959,
shares
"Wonder
life
it
State
Mutual
converted
was
In¬
to
a
the Arkansas law
insurance business, with a
was
changed to Physicians
under
company
name
outstanding.
and
existing
incorporated
and
was
Co.
•
themselves,
Nixon,
Gilbert
Adair,
A.
Arthur
Hacker,
King
Joe
all
of
Insurance
that
Co.
time
relationship
The
option
execution
before
60
E.
Dr.
The
the
all
had
was
an
V.
E.
Hoyt,
Hawkins,
Ben
Jr.,
Edward
Schade,
B.
Mike
Stevens,
of
or
anyone
payment
Physicians
made
stock
for
with
of
the
for
the
of
provided
"admitted"
assets
by
in
of
Under
Articles
date
of
of
Oct.
Agreement
27,
1959,
and
a
terms
stock,
to
are
238,409
be
shares
supplied
issued
were
to
are
the
shareholders,
selling
sell
to
proposes
sold by
be
offered for public
to be
are
150,000
six other individuals.
K.
Virginia
Olive,
C.
Palmer
Dentists
Collie,
company.
whom
payment
the
&
C.
Jr.,
He
had
Life
who
no
they were acting.
of $1,000 upon its
remaining
$24,000
the
the
payment
option,
of
at
the
which
on
$3,254,693
the
$10,000.
Certificate
Incorporation
was
of
Amendment
duly
filed
of
with
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$3,965,840
$33,800,425 $33,104,615
•
.
1960—Month—1959
$11,625,005
GmbH,'below.—V.
to
191,
its
an
issue
of
the
the
901.
p.
1975,
at
the rate
'
•
50
shares
held
of
price of the debentures f«
rights will expire at 3:30
of
record
100%
convertible
6%
of $100
principal
April
subordinated
de¬
amount of debentures
1960.
The
subscription
principal amount.
The
subscription
on
of
EDST
p.m.
stockholders rights to sub¬
common
$12,355,630
due
is
$28,260,654
Development Corp.—Rights Offering—
corporation is issuing
each
$29,706,142
Corp.—Subsidiary Forms Company—
Interaero
for
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$10,442,731
1433.
p.
19,
May
on
4,
1960.
UNDERWRITING—Goldman, Sachs & Co. is heading a group which
underwriting $7,217,100 of the debentures. Certain stockholders have
with
agreect
the
of
the
until
maturity
each
$100
to
company
debentures
this
and
CONVERSION—The
exercise
amount
debentures
unless
previously
principal
rights
is
to
convertible
redeemed,
amount.
A
subscribe
for
$5,338,500
underwritten.
not
are
at
sinking
into
the
fund
common
of
rate
stock
shares
6.45
the re¬
tirement in each year beginning with
1970 of not less than 15%
or
more
than 30%: of the amount of debentures outstanding at May
I,
1969. The sinking fund redemption price is 100%
; optional redemption
prices range from 7% to the principal amount.
;
PROCEEDS—Part
:be
used
will
be
with
a
sale
of
to
for
large
tracts
ties
in
and
industrial
which
residents
centers
proceeds
of
of
the
short-term
corporate
commenced
by
of
sale
the
lGans
bank
debentures
and
primarily
purposes,
the
for
provides
to
company
the
will
balance
connection
increase the
In
houses.
BUSINESS—The
of
the
million
general
recently
program
its
of
$4
repay
used
in
corporation's
development
communi¬
commercial
It also furnishes water and
sewerage services
to
areas
of its developments and
operates shopping
of unimproved
it
offers
sites,
certain
therein.
Charlotte
The
principal
land
sale
west
UNDERWRITERS—Of
Florida
largest
coast
the
In
business
homesite
company's
the
on
for
and
total
into
lots,
planned
houses
St.
Lucie
and
developments are
the east coast.
community
Port
the
Is
on
amount of
severally agreed
aggregate of
$5,338,500 principal amount of debentures, and such $5,338,500 prin¬
cipal amount of debentures is not being underwritten.
The company
debentures
with
has
the
offered
agreed
plus
hereby,
to
company
to
accrued
sell
certain
exercise
to
each
interest,
of
stockholders
rights
the
of
$12,555,600
to
principal
have
subscribe
underwriters
for
an
named
below,
at
par
and
each of the underwriters,
for whom Gold¬
acting as representatives, has severally agreed
to purchase in the
respective percentages set forth below, such of the
remaining $7,217,100 principal amount of the underwritten debentures
man,
as
is
Sachs
not
&
Co.
are
subscribed
for
or
remaining
time
Off—
1960—Month—1959
—
V
■
consummated
filed
163,public
for
901.
date.
time
this
Of
Stores Corp.—Sales
General
.
trustees
as
Henry L. Jones, Dr. W. S.
option agreement for the pur¬
stock
was
provided
the
C.
the
of
trustees
for
the
and
Sivia,
into
agreement
days from its
within
Paul
entered
agreement
purchase
Hill,
outstanding
owned
and
Mark
Fritsche,
the
to
Briggs,
Shannon, Ernest M.
Schade, Leo L. Schade,
Haupt,
of
M.
V.
Kerr,
Lester
and
chase
G.
Raymond
offered
1294.
p.
191,
Port
On
underwriting
18,833 shares
;
See
sale
organized
It
Subsequently
insurance
to
grants options
stockholders and
the
500,000
name
subject
company
by
Arkansas.
the
1925.
be
shares
corporation
a
under
life
90,000 shs.
the
If
will
of
State
Jan.
on
•
*300,000 shs.
110,000
options.
company
business
the
be
to
Of these shares, 168,833
other
p.
Goldman,
Sachs
Bear,
Stearns
Blyth
&
Co.,
Harriman
according
table
of
Garrett
(
capital
"
PRESENT
shares- authorized
exercised,
the
per
910,000 shs.
previously having done any
paid capital of $10,000 and its
company
statistical
purchase
110,000
premium
Dentists
$10
.
used
—
include
stock,
common
Period End. March 31—
for
EFFECT
without
&
$24,000
Report—
offering
The
The
90,000 shs.
not
of
do
stipulated
This
Co.—Annual
annual
stock
at
installments
—V.
to
the
Outstanding
20,000 shs.
$5)
does
covering
Florida.
FINANCING
—
sale
Does
figure
pursuant
fully
TO
231,000 shs.
offered.
5 %
(par
indebtedness
being
be
voting stock
*This
surance
buildings,
organized
was
•
BUSINESS—The
purchase
of
,
•
GIVING
Common
on
homes.
managing
GIVING
to
$5)
(par
Sundry
(par
par)
Authorized
Class
stock
surplus.
(no
SEC
for
proceeds" will
1
stock
the National Association of
Security Dealers
issue is 75 cents.
the
and
net
the
bentures,
.
common
Common
(par $5) at $10 per share. The concession to
PROCEEDS—The
for
its
H.
of
Improvement
of
Secondary—
Allegheny Ave., Philadelphia,
on April 4,
1960, covering
East
with
shares
agreement.
190,
—V.
of Birmingham, England.
below.
April 18 publicly
non-voting common
Sullivan, Inc., of Philadelphia, Pa.,
Inc.—Files
2223
of
Sales
tip
subsidiary of the
Ltd., London will
Co.,
as
felt
continue operations
wholly-owned
a
Publishing Co.—Acquired—
PROCEEDS—The
par
Offered—Leon
Stores,
statement
Gamble-Skogmo Inc.—Sales Up—
key control
and stamp
clips,
.
Manufacturing Co.
Cushman
at
CAPITALIZATION
Inc.—Stock
379,521
this
England.
"Flo-Master"
inks,
location
of
by
of Carlstadt,
Authorized
Mott
412,110
Franklin
acquisition
Federated Reserve Life Insurance Co.—Common Stock
Offered—This company on April 8 publicly Offered
appointed
(10c
112,497
income— *V
1110.
Sales
share, without underwriting.
stock
$1,369,583
Fair
shares
shares.
8,788
rotary
J.
operations
and
Denison
Denison
N.
and
Fairfield
1004.
p.
$1,332,170
$266,151
64,716
and
sidiary of the Esterbrook
purposes.
been
$597,289
by the present holders thereof. One of
Benjamin Setzer, owns
183,811 shares and
650,849
5,665
markers
devices.
Carlstadt,
continue
1960—8 Mos.—1959
of New York
has
shares
of the common
$648,742
184,005
sale
$132,841
'
announced
acquired
Briteline"
Cushman
its
J.,
Cushman
"Whlrl-O-Dex"
Esterbrook
$3,619,968 $33,647,427 $26,751,734
Bank
5.267,777
opers.
ry.
$6,637,360
recently to the selling shareholders and others in exchange for all the
outstanding shares of Setzer's Super Stores, Inc. (and affiliated inter¬
ests)
and of National Home Centers, Inc.,
and pursuant to a supple^
$917,000
-
300,-
National
4,909,982
company
mental
$993,000
N.
Cushman
companies
"Cado
The
at
900.
First
589
1960—2 Mos.—1959
$436,000
President
Camden,
the
Digitronics Corp.—Transfer Agent—
The
$6,242,152
2,521,145
is principally engaged, directly or through subsidiaries,
the operation of retail food supermarkets.
It has outstanding 5,307,-
in
Co.—Acquires—
Longmaid,
of
Esterbrook
See
*
$3,118,434
oper.
public
—V.
company,
1960—2 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
amendment.
The
the- 25%
Ry.—Earnings—;
20,269
Ry.—Earnings—
Period Ended Mar. 31—
000
<
by
Corp. which Emerson purchased
Systems Corp. is a company engaged
electromechanical and microwave fields.
$140,644
to
distribution
new
by the holders thereof through an underwriting- group headed by
Dillon, Union Securities & Co. and A. M. Kidder & Co., Inc.
2,000,000
has., acquired
338,356
opers.
available
made
the
Eastman
1109.
p.
with
connection
sale
The
Systems
income
oper.
191,
also being
is
program
1668.
outstanding
—V.
Net
products will now provide
for practically all cars and light
automotive
in
stores
p.
corporation,
scribe
general
$3,203,594
r'
acquired
for
$479,000
expenses
line of automotive ac¬
Firestone dealers and
United States.
the
2,374,833
fr.
191, p.
Food
authorized,
an
Emertron
1960—Month—1959
revenue—
by
expenses
registration
•
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific
18
$3,023,575
oper.
rev.
This
>
Industrial Electronics Division
Corp.
of
training
and
191,
the
a
April
on
revenue—
oper.
ry.
—V.
Instrument
instrument,
Period Ended Feb. 29—
Railway
Corp.—Sales Lower—
Period Ended Mar. 31—
•
Sales
Net
company,
Chairman
announced
833
Emertron,
par,
addition,
Instrument
1959.
precision
Net
(Admiral, USN, Ret.), former
preferred
Phonograph
stock.
common
The
wholly-
Emerson's
Inc.
been
has
the Government and
Radio
and
new
a
acquired
business.
Small
that
of
stock,
of
Motors
dealers
Railway
at
general corporate offices of the
East-West Highway, Silver Spring, Md.
stated
250,000
has
Corp.
discussed
'
Diana
General
Railway
The
1140
at
further
D.
Phonograph
plans
meeting,
Emertron,
Board,
Directors.
common
of
shares
John
Munitions
of
located
are
Abrams
Electronics
named
is
&
with
and
line
its
Florida East Coast
Radio
accordance
organized
Industrial
and
Delaware
a
president of Emerson
announced
products iof United Motors
the products
include cables, thermostats,
filters, bearings, brake and carburetor parts.
Period End. Feb. 29—
*
'
'
"
1069.
p.
;
Firestone
1433.
p.
company's recent annual stockholders'
owned
that
says
throughout
parts "of original equipment quality"
Phonograph Corp.—New Subsidiary
191,
year-end
share
on'
190,
to the present
approximately 60,000
by
stores
gasoline
absorbers,
trucks.
below.—V.
per
batteries
to
addition
Firestone
agreement.—V.
Emertron,
previous
$14.42'
Firestone.
added
be
distributed
company-owned
shock
tnree
will
products
cessories
including
and
to
Rubber Co.—GM Agreement—
&
Hathaway, sales vice-president of
UMS
505.
p.
B.
the
January,
range,
equal
Service,
have
to bring production up to the level
orders.
Now that production is at the
feel that those costs will recur."
not
Division
models
new
during
At the
stock.
agreement for Firestone to distribute
a
division of General Motors, was
-An
year:
credits
preferred
also
one,
order
underwriting.
proceeds
Abrasives,
half
of
54%.
were
stock outstanding at that time.—V.
of common
common
of
$39,437,103, at Dec. 31, 1959,
the 2,494,394 shares of common
deducting voluntary liquidation pref¬
after
of
totaled
outstanding
increase
an
on
$36,825,576,
share)
per
assets
share
share
per
share of
in 1958,
per
per
corporation
$14.44
outstanding,
($52
$1.03
to
$0.67
the
of
to
then
1958
2,308,099
increased
do
we
Watch
systems,
April
on
the
because
"in
Benjamin
on
pad
corporation
Watch,
company,
tax
were
,
pens,
above.
Deuterium Corp., New
The
the
of
profitable
1959.
issued
to
Firestone Tire
income
heavily
N.
Corp.,
slow
a
in
intro¬
watches,
normally
Emertron, Inc.—Formed—Acquires—
A.
Pierson,
F.
Vice-President;
in
be
Manufacturing Co.—Merged—
Daffin
See
of
line
new
our
quarter,
contrast
assets
erence
the
A
The
•
of
fourth
for
and George Olmsted,
equivalent
was
In
stock
the
sea-,
202,520
Secretary.
Daffin
the
1960,
Emerson Radio &
<
general
Shennan
months,"
'
>
from
equivalent
Acquires—
shares.
The
acceptance
the
to
year.—V.
Net
stock
six
income
'Net
greatly
result of
history
Board,
stock,
sales.
traditionally
the
high
point
in
because it includes the Christmas
erased the deficit of the first half of
said,
industrial
past
about
debt.
capital
last
the
the
corporation, parent
companies, and associated finan¬
organizations, was the highest in the
industrial
and
estate
annual report
an
the
'This
in
production
higher
name.
$20,000,000 last year.
Daffin
by
as
on
mid¬
at
quarter,
were
level,
The
largest manufacturer of mobile
stationary feed mills and mate¬
combined
six
drug,
and
systems
soil preparation and
Farmhand.
It also
name
food,
packaged
The
machine
integrated
beet
for
feed
feed
have
Brothers
companies in arranging
to both
Fluidizer
name
and
increasing
came
realized
was
occurred
Division
costs
all
manufactures
trade
seed,
It
advisers
as
harvesting,
conveying
grain,
Daffin
hay
handling
air
under
the
acted
in
Report—
operations of this
on March 28 Arthur J. Morris, Chairman
President, stated that consolidated
operations, including the corporation's share of un-'
distributed earnings, totaled $2,559,743,
after preferred dividends, in
comparison with $1,545,190 in 1958.
1958.
in
offset
were
this year
costs
Shennan
several
1^, shares of Daffin Corf',
exchange.
Separator
feeding,
materials
tries
the
of
receive
outstanding.' J Lehman
share
Hopwood
&
terms
animal
each
for
common
Jaffray
stockholders will
common
In
of
accumulated.
required
of
Pa.,
Superior
Daffin
profit
the
profitability
real
company's
a
profit."
subject
by
Superior
shares
profits
with
compares
net
by radically
divisions
reduced
divisions
required
of
Minneapolis, Minn., and Daffin Manu¬
according to C. F. Pierson, President
of Superior,
and I. A. Daffin, President of Daffin.
The boards of,
directors approved merger terms April 18.
Special stockholders' meet¬
ings to vote on the merger have been called for May.
Superior Separator Co.
Co. of Lancaster,
good
four
not
in
This
Formed—
company,
facturing
of
January,
a
'"Heavy
640,000 shs.
cial,
from
income
net
for 16 banks, five insurance
company
the
figures,
$26,991,822
to
Corporation—Annual
General
Financial
v
.
.
cents.
that
with
incurred
costs
$924,000
Micronics,
See
Daffin
of
said
return
the
•:
669.
p.
$24,574,007 $26,516,579
,
unaudited
compared
Watch
Because
year,"
.
1215.
p.
the
in
been
♦Outstanding
2,000,000 shs.
underwriter
the
*If
,
of
(par
profits
are
President,
third
.the
son,
y
,
Peabody & Co., Inc. announced on April 19 that it has
privately an issue of $3,000,000 of the company's notes. The
are
dated April 14,
I960 and due serially 1971-1980.—V. 190,
notes
on
and
sales
7
,
28.
Electronic
and
"In
All
acquired its busi¬
company
\
year.
company
that
heavy
for
or¬
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Common
preliminary
turn-around
showed
Waveguide
S.
last
of
profit of $815,000 for the fiscal year ended Feb.
a
million,
year.
the busi¬
continue
and
over
after
year
and
address by
The
of
said
Watch
said.
Hoffman
West
actively engaged in the manufacture
the radar and communications industries
for
liabilities.
its
Delaware
301
at
$31
"The
and
1958
Feb.
to
assumed
the same
corporation.
17,
take
to
,
Shennan,.
of
duced
under
office is located
N. Y.
organized
components
1959
Feb.
and
ness
incorporated
was
basis
increased
Island,
^formerly conducted at
Corp*.,
of
Long
corporation was
tThe
ness
company
Its principal
1960.
Lindenhurst,
Ave.,
G.
the
'
com¬
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$13,062,366
1109.
p.
Shennan
year,
approximately
outstanding indebtedness;, and the balance
will be applied
directly to
working capital.
end
Finance Co. of America—Private Placement—
Off—
1960—Month—1959
earnings amounted to
$1,761,157 for the previous
of
J.
purpose
the
384.
p.
$356.2
from
year.
•
milling machine, three Bridgeport
lathes and some new and re¬
hand
general
the
at
Stores Inc.—Sales
Brothers
the
sales
placement attachments for existing machinery; microwave test equip¬
ment,
and
additional electrical
testing equipment; $75,000 for re-*
of
name
Kidder,
89
copper
free
copper
waveguide
tubing,
aluminum
flanges,
miscellaneous rods, sheeting hardware and chemicals;
the purchase of additional manufacturing equipment: two
for
advance
an
million
$684.8
$9,700,622
On
flanges,
$30,000
with
loss
copper
and
placed
April 19 reported
oxygen
bronze
year,
doubled,
Per-share
$70,000
proceeds,
of
tubing,
waveguide
last
were
$64.4
foreign income
equivalent to $3.45 per
state,
Elgin National Watch Co.—Shows Profit—
share.
per
from $61.9
from $122.4
rose
Consolidated
S. Waveguide
of C. W.
cent)
one
gain
a
taxes
changing the
Arkansas
Federated Reserve Life Insurance Co.
and changing its,
principal place of business from Little Rock, Ark., to West Memphis,
Ark. and providing for an authorized capital of one million shares
of
no
par
value stock.
On Dec. 28, 1959, the Articles were again
amended
to
provide for 90,000 shares of no par value stock and
910.000 shares of capital stock with a $1
par value per share.
The company has not yet done any life insurance business.—V. 191,
to
pany
1004.
p.
191,
Corp.—Common Stock Offered—
K. F. Dowd & Company Inc., of New York City, on April
15 commenced the public offering of 300,000 shares of
stock
States,
million
nearly
Sales
—V.
common
with
of
Commissioner
Insurance
increased
year.
security
and
excise taxes,
1950.
They advanced from
in
were
United
$132.5
assets
net
the
at
191,
Edison
below.
Co.,
last
v
Co.—Acquired—
S. Waveguide
C. W.
social
excluding
million.
Period End. March 31—
Esterbrook Pen
See
million
Monday, April 25, 1960.
.
share.
firm's
The
2781.
p.
establishments
States
$914.1
earnings also doubled,
Earnings before
what
$139.3
amounted
.
to
million.
taxes,
twice
to
common
;
1950
$257.2 million.
than
more
com¬
with 20 cents on
compared
1959,
in
net
$124.7
to
Kodak's
60 cents per share on 557,282
to
amounted
earnings
share
Per
to
million
United
Kodak's
of
million
company's
million
1958. Net
in 1959,
in
$8,619,702
with
compared
as
for federal income taxes was $333,560
provision
$457.8
The
with $109,588 in 1958.
compared
mon
$10,156,972
to
after
income
total
from
by far
were
sales
that
corporation president John J. Cott. The 1959 results
the best achieved by the company in its 35-year history.
Consolidated net
sales
for
the fiscal year ended Dec.
31, 1959,
reported by
was
.
,
Kidder,
—V.
&
&
pursuant
20
Co
5
Inc
Ripley & Co.,
■
Inc.—
Peabody & Co. Inc.
191, p. 1005.
to
the
subscription
%
.
Co
offer:
%
•
Lazard
Freres
Lehman
&'Co.__
lo
Shearson,
10
Wertheim
10
White,
Hammill
&
Weld
&
Co.
&
—
10
1°
Brothers
Co.—I
Co.-,
5
10
10
Volume
191
Number
5945
.
General Motors Corp.—Firestone
Firestone
See
Tire
Rubber
&
Co.,
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
Agreement—
above.—V.191,
Grayson-Robinson
Sales
Gennaro
Richard
Industries, Inc.
Bruce
pursuant to
dated
—
Common Stock
Offered
for
the
of
tcr
Gennaro
The
Gennaro,
doing
their
and
stock.
On
August
increased
value)
to
eachl.
The
stock
acquired
Robert
of
the
business
to
and
name
of
L.
and
the authorized capital of the
$10,000
(consisting of 1,000 shares,
(consisting
shares,
1,000,000
of
of
$10
value
par
par
for
share
each
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
of
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
•The
its
stock,
FINANCING
of
filed
the
authorized
number
of
•♦500,000 shs.
recapitalization
a
Incorporation,
increase of
$10
effected
August
on
by
the
of
stock
new
1,000,000
to
amendment
provide
each
for
share
Trust
The
old.
of
Gulf
capital
from
$10,000
to
$30,000
was
reconciled
of $30,000 to capital from capital
surplus.
t
all
••Assuming
General
offered hereby
the shares
Portland
Cement
sold.—V.
are
'
This
under
B
to
due
the
shares
Pensacola,
This
1628.
190, p.
Feb.
Operating
Co.—Earnings—
revenue
months ended
with $2,138,400 for the first three months of 1959, Smith W. Storey, Chairman of
the Board and President, reported to stockholders last week.
These earnings were equal to 28 cents and 40 cents per share in
earnings
31,
this
of
1960
Chicago
for
company
$1,478,400
were
after
three
the
Operating
Other
compared
taxes,
the
respective
outstanding
first
quarter,
preceding
of
March
as
year.
Consolidated
land
Cement
Co.
based
31,
29—
I960
the
to
"Unusually
conditions
weather
severe
in
major
served
by
our
—V.
substantially curtailed construction activities and tnis adversely
affected our shipments and results for the first quarter," Storey s id.
General
■
Portland
with
west,
operates
General
cement
plants
in
the
South
and
190,1
1960—Month—1959
$2,000,028
$4,387,807
1,184,030
241,000
2,760,361
407,000
Other
taxes—
269,673
223.768
540,115
451,494
income
charges
$353,968
$351,230
$680,331
$666,823
228,749
255,396
430,861
470,408
operating
'-Net
Net
operating
after
—V.
191,
Int.
439,000
Interest
Co. of Ohio—Earnings-
.
Period End. Feb. 29—
1960—Month—1959
1958—Month—1959
1958—2 Mos.—1959
Operating
Operating
Federal
Other
operating
$1,438,292
$3,143,056
$2,900,096
921,034
2,110,091
1,865,576
147,190
147,681
292,415
289,000
138,574
282,495
288,537
.
taxes__
$232,027
$158,055
$456,983
134,459
operating income
charges—
$231,003
143,504
265,164
279,468
after
Net
—V.
191,
p.
Operating revenues
Operating
Federal
No.
per
'"Preferred
Other
operating
—V.
190,
Harn
$5,266,265
$4,888,761
1,464,432
3,400,877
I 2,995,308
309,681
647,064
684,964
City,
mon
313,281
•.
14%
.■X-X.v...
/
X
■■
■(:: N
V.!;-, "
12%
17%
14%
•
147*
•
1,335,174
15,505,507
2,230,450
5,217.114
723,153
1,999,015
1,832,195
166,820
$16,022,692 $14,076,404
taxes.,
191,875
169,553
373,856
333,382
operating income
charges.,
—,
$413,364
$404,383
$844,468
&
$875,107
of
after
—V.
191, p.
295,989
all
If
to
.
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
9%
and
its
of
'
Inc.,
and
12%
will
8,129,207
.
The
Leonard
members
290,522
615,955
639,953
247,897
the
underwriters
525,000
100,000
10,023,664
$1.36
*9,523,664
*$1.29
500,000
X
'
X
$0.07
:
2,173
13,510
2-for-l
to
XVX-X
■»'
split
.7
RRr-XEarnings—
1960—Month—1959
effective
June
9,
Stock Offered—Arnold
$42,585,412
35,984,507
opers.
$3,468,667
$3,277,240
$7,177,814
$6,600,995
income-—
559,786
879,441
1,452,237
1,876,876
ry.
12 Months Ended Feb. 29—
1960
"
>
Operating
134,654,465
117,687,533
,
106,415,900
income
income,
$
148,017,747
deductions—.—j...—
revenue
Operating
Other
S
revenues
-Operating
1959
30,330.214
less
taxes
465,698
28.238,565
prices
1959.
Malkan
of
Union
660
Commerce
statement
with
the
of common stock.
to
the
into
of
prospectus,
Industrial
shares
SEC
to
the
Texas
Rayon
seeks
of
200,412
board
income—
Interest
long-term
on
debt..
9,638,913
.
deductions
Other
Interest
Net
charged
BUSINESS—The
Harn
Net
191,
p.
of
9,296,212
The
after
505.
202,269
Cr986,598
21,348,864
_________
preferred
on
income
1938.
under
402,931
19,927,094
stock—...
dividends
on
2,560,647
stock
17,366,447
the
at
Manufacturers
shares
of
;
'
,
Irving Trust Co. has been appointed
'
of
the
corporation.—V.
191,
the
registrar of
the
common
stock
laws
The
Western
Period End. Feb. 29—
Railway oper.
nursery,
Include
sories,
Railway
Net
oper.
rev.
fr.
expenses
rv.
4,023,901
$891,099
$1,080,201
55,469
opers.
94,540
Net
rv,
oper. income
•Deficit.—V. 191, p.
26,
of
191,
$1,437,956
342,064
*431,033
1111.
company.
-
Harn
The
as
Manufacturing
Butadiene & Chemical Corp.
May 3, 1960.
An additional
as
in
the
(home)
•;•,
Trust
shares.
probably
of
the
T.)
Grant Co.—Sales
Off—
,
,
,
...
stocks
thereof
sales
Any
be
effected
sales.—V.
been
has
Co.
class
'
»'■'
•
A
191,
Sales
—V.
1960—Month—1959
-
a
Agent—
stock
191,
p.
1434.
'
,
the
agent
corporation.
•'
;■. ••
;•
.
'■■■
7
r
,
*'
:
•
Corp.—Registrar Appointed—
1,000,000 shares of
191,
co-transfer
of
class
stock
A
($1
has been appointed regis¬
par) of the corporation.
1669.
p.
GmbH—Formed—
noted
German
Interaero GmbH, has been formed by Hans Liebherr,
industrialist,
and
Garrett International
S.A.,
Geneve,
wholly-owned subsidiary of The Garrett Corp., Los Angeles, it was
announced on April 13.
Interaero is designed to meet expanding aircraft business in Western
a
•
including the manufacture of Garrett designed air con¬
and
pressurization
systems,
electronic
central
air
data
for the Lockheed F-104G
(German)
airplane
and similar
equipment for the Fiat G.91 (Italian)
airplane.
Germany,
ditioning
and sale of products
institutional use. Such prod¬
and
quilted crib, play-pen, and bassinet acces¬
comforters, quilts, decorative pillows, and mattress
maintains sales offices in New York City, Chicago,
and Los
Angeles, and has factories in
California, Ohio
Carolina.
The
company's executive offices are at 1800
38th
Street,
Cleveland,
mortgage
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
indebtedness
Sundry
stock
Common
•Secured
($1
—
—
1,000,000 shs.
par)
FINANCING
11 $71,845
117,865
t§525,613 shs.
buildings, an undivided
one-half interest of which land and buildings is owned by the Cotton¬
wood Investment Co. Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of the company.
*
deed
by
of
trust
on
.,;
tNot
research
various
land
and
including 62,255 shares re-acquired
and
held
as
1, 1960.
treasury
will
manufacture,
sell,
repair
§ 10,613
$42,449.53
C.
E.
S.
shares
of
of
debts
Felting
which
owed
$10,534.53,
represent
bv
certain
Harn
stock
of
Quilting
the
issued
in
$31,915.—V.
191,
as
p.
of
followsi
901.
overhaul
\
call
Plans
in
built
be
for
immediate
Lindenberg,
Included
S.
a
construction
town
director
southern
For
plant
to
Germany.
Liebherr, Bryan
foreign
director of
German business consultant.
a
International Business Machines
X
manufacturing
a
operations; Dr. W. T. von der
turbomachinery planning; and Dr. Hans
of
Garrett's
Donner,
in
of
Interaero's board of directors are:. Hans
on
Garrett's
Clark,
Nuell,
three
the
months
$35,178,509
was
March
ended
after
31,
estimated
Corp.—Net Up—
net income
1960,
S.
U.
federal
of the cor¬
Income taxes,
reported last week. This is equiva¬
lent for the three months' period to $1.92 a share on the 18,280,759
shares outstanding at the end of the period. This compares with net
income after taxes for the corresponding
1959 period of $28,964,684,
Watson,
J.
equivalent to $1.59
5,
Net
684
in
Gross
president,
share on 18,231,464 shares, the number of shares
31, 1959, adjusted for the 50% split-up effected
a
1959.
for
income
federal
Jr.,
March
outstanding
May
stock.
retirement
subsidiaries,
and
produced by Garrett's AiResearch Manufacturing
Angeles and Phoenix.
In addition, it will conduct
and
development programs utilizing Garrett tech¬
now
Los
in
nology.
Thomas
Outstanding
$112,000
notes
Interaero
products
poration
Ohio.
Authorized
*6%
future
the
In
Divisions
company
North
1960—3 Mos.—1959
—I...' $31,898,388 $35,461,080 $84,513,440 $82,754,377
the
at
1566.
income
the
the
taxes
three
income
months
amounted
corresponding
for the
1959
three
to
ended
March 31,
$72,028,509
service
and
compared
V.
191, p.
rentals
with
605.
in
the
$295,631,278
,
before U. S.
with $59,297,-
1960,
compared
period.
months ended March 31,
'
Period End. March 31—
by
exchanges
on
p.
appointed
common
National City Bank of New York
First
for
A new company,
manufacture
fiNot including normal installment payments made after Jan.
(W.
conversion of the
outstanding
in
preferred
'
CoJ
its
and
CAPITALIZATION
$2,040,270
-
a
'
1669.
p.
'
Interaero
•
for
originally organized as a partner¬
1946, the business was incorporated
Ohio
1960—2 Mos.—1959
$5,307,000 $10,134,000 $10,131,000
4,226,799
8,093,730
8,693,044
and
pads.
Cleveland,
RR.—Earnings—
$4,915,000
was
Aug.
State
engaged
domestic
padded
well
as
chair
and
1960—Month—1959
revenue..
is
company
baby
ucts
East
Grand Trunk
Corp.
On
the
adopted
company
The
1566,
payable
-
and
Goddard, Inc.—Registrarj Appointed—
filed
covering
Any
said
will
dates
of
Inland Credit
certain
for
"
,
accounts
present name
by amendment
to -its
Articles
of Incorporation
on
Feb. 11, 1960.
Thereafter it acquired
all
the
outstanding capital stock of two corporations and all the
interests
in
two
partnerships, formerly affiliated with the company
through common ownership and management.
2,560,647
18,788,217
;
pfd.
1960,
19,
systems
■
28,438,977
Cr594,796
construction.——
to
ilicome.——.
Dividends
—V.
30,795,912.
trade
of
directors of the
of
i
on
and
common
merger.
registration
such stock
175,000
The
materials.
Approximately $30,000 will be used
for
the
plant equipment and
leasehold
improvements.
The balance will be added to the company's general
funds and used
as
required for the purchase
of raw materials, ordinary cash-flow
requirements, and other such working capital purposes.
The amount
of
net
proceeds applied
to any such use
may
be changed in the
ship in Ohio in
Gross
will receive net
of raw
purchase of
the
Cleveland,
Bldg,,
April
on
outstanding1
became
Butadiene
prior
current
V,
■.
com¬
purchase
of
/
;
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Inland Container Corp.—Co-Transfer
for
trar
discretion
:'y/;lX. 'I' X'-X
X'"X'" X
shares
recipients
Co., Inc., both of New York
retirement
1960—2 Mos.—1959
-
stockholder of Texas Butadiene
who
was
an
"affiliate"
when
the
merger
was
submitted to a vote
of that company's stockholders and who
engages in a
"distribution"
of
the stock of Industrial Rayon
may
be deemed an "underwriter"within
the
meaning
of
the
Securities
Act.
Accordingly,
Industrial
—V.
company
the
President
as
35,460,310
Texas
proceeds of approximately
for
to
17,348,477
common
deducting estimated expenses of the offering.
Of the
$131,302.30
will
be
used
to
repay
obligations to
banks
to
retire
trade
accounts
payable;
approximately
$250,000
used
shares
•
after
be
the
20,000
17,696,658
merged
be
Rayon
„
April 8 publicly offered 187,500 shares of
stock of The Harn Corp. at $4 per share.
incurred
will
Georgia Power Co.—Earnings—
.
and
families
selling stock¬
stock and
of
prospectus lists Herbert Brody
Vice-President and Treasurer.
as
1669.
p.
immediately
on
proceeds
1218.
their
of
Irving' Goodstein (the
675,000 outstanding shares
to
1960
6,
to the
York corporation *
Brody, brothers who
merger
New
a
for
trusts
distributors.
April
on
by
$42,638,124
1,687,298
1,168,274
4,112,114
Corp.—Common
PROCEEDS—The
law
succeed
shares are sold,
and
an
option on
10,000
by the underwriters, the selling stockholders will
shares (67%) of the common stock Of the company
corporation,
This
1,416,171
9,297,481
-
by
such
shares
.
headed
group
and
shares
registration
a
affiliated
Delaware
shares,
Brody
all
Industrial Rayon
12,241,321
effect
,
Secondary—
filed
York,
expenses
oper.
191,
1,687,298
2,714
'
the
$20,625,717
fr.
rev.
147*
14,604
.
stock
of
$21,165,325
oper.
29%
'
give
All
and members
company
revenue—
oper.
According
—_
addi¬
common
shares.
common
underwriting
an
under
the
certain
own
Brody
registration
share
B
In
2,000,000
1960,
covering
212,500
out¬
be
offered for public sale
by.
Products
Herbert
192,500
452,500
530,117
Co., Inc. and Street &
$595,500
class
selling
and
outstanding
*
Net
Net
products,
institutions,
15,
of
trustees
are
outstanding.
$1,946,288
stock
to
1943.
New
company
Vitamin
company,
Leonard
1,835,083
525,000
2241.
Vice-
is
public
offering
price
and
underwriting <
amendment.
An additional 20,000 shares
of
the
selling
stockholders
directly
to'
some
the
Period End. Feb. 29—
the
H.
Harvey
exercised
own
—V.
$2,348,049
-
"
7,897,074
stock
p.
food
the
of
Ave.,
organized
Illinois Central
Increase
3,341,623
paid
com.
-
A.
A.
through
by
delivery
together
is
The
1960—2 Mos.—1959
1,692,887
>
___
taxes__
still
then
shareholders:
of
$2,611,407
expenses
income
$2,999,218
27,590,851
stock
stock
Common
Common
Co. of The Southwest—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
$3,412,338
Increase
'
•Restated
Period End. Feb. 29—
f
stock
4,360,011
Preferred
M.
like
a
members
Lawrence
has
number of
stock
The
by
of
to
they
selling
are
Shares Outstanding:
901.
General Telephone
in
the
13,657,492
in
outstanding
into
four
and
shares
April
on
thereof
Hudson
of
employees.
common
reinvested
Earnings
Net
236,761
$9,409,868
business
141,287
taxes-
pfd.
on
SEC
was
prior
which
of
dividends
for
Homer
to
dividends
Amount
1,071,748
-
expenses
will,
founded
*
$1,592,252
revenues.
income
236,761
5,940,267
shareholders
Common
1960—2 Mos.—1959
Period End. Feb. 29—
f
$3,235,979
1958
paid
Telephone
has
by
President,
sea
directors
James
common
offered
organized
100,827
17,735,957
——
stock
and
800,000
like
a
supplied
employees
2,365,200
income
Net
Preferred
Available
General
•
1.146,921
9,232,248
charged
and
Co.
&
company
business
Cr379,091
$68,454,755
construction—credit
1111.
p.
&
is
and
food
sea
Seventh
89
the
be
to
being
The
$4,104,636
30,932,474
of government
amortization.-
Support
2,486,839
212,000
income
Federal
owned
Co.—Earnings—
-Depreciation
$4,044,156
1,385,322
taxes-
Operating expenses
of
certain
.
—
stock
shares of
present holders
the
76,653
main-
.
estimated
X
•
X
is
(convertible
is
be
facili¬
new
1
with
22,325
—
./-■
and
fish,
by officers and
firm,
$4,082,311
$77-864,623
-
tenance'
1960—2 Mos.—1959
$2,220,963
revenues
Outlay For:
Operation
1960,
from
will
and
of
■;
Stearns
1959
-
stock,
common
Vice-President,
standing
'"V.
1959
•
Ended—
.Year
company
of
Hudson Vitamin Products, Inc.—Files for
This
are
stock.:
dividends
Income
B
shares.
B
statement
$3,649,099
Mid¬
25,550,000 barrels.—V.
end
the'
indebtedness,
respective families.
terms
———^—
after
the
primarily to restaurants
indebtedness the company
owned
2,697
1574.
p.
Proceeds
funds
acquisition
items
$4,930,087
Gulf States Utilities
Co. of Indiana, Inc.—Earnings—
Telephone
Period Ended Feb. 29—
Operating
,
10
annual productive capacity of
an
is
their
and
1734.
p.
income
189,
later.
producing
$12,600,000,
class
convertible into
are
stock
shares
plants
by
shares), all of which
family* r Leo. M. Harvey
common
holders),
'-Net
areas
of
which
class
F
$4,932,784
preferred
products.
general
A
sundry
Bear,
!
on
completed
certain
meat products,
finished
15,860,950
income--.
Dividends
of
and
of
Henderson, Sr. is listed as Board
Chairman, Secretary and Treasurer and Jack Young as President. After
sale of the 200,000 common shares they will continue to own all the
Cr237,292
•-»
part
construction
business
7
—16,681,489
income—.
less taxes.
income
the
corporation,
shares
—_——X $21,611,576 $19,943,261
Sales
Net
of
in
of
meats,
tion
and the Commission has issued
until May 9, 1960, to request a
persons
deductions:
deductions
Other
on
1960.
purchase
by amendment. The company has agreed to sell to the said
at 5 cents per warrant share, a nontransferable common
purchase warrant for the purchase of 10,000 shares, the warrant
to expire in 1965.
These shares are also in registration.
The company is engaged in the business of
processing and freezing
of
1,444,324
5,306,407 shares of common stock
totaled $11,639,500 in the 1950
against $14,150,900 in the first three months of the
All figures for 1959 include the results of operations
Cement Corp.
which was merged into General Port¬
on April
30. 1959.
quarters,
at
to
reported
stock
39.66%.
or
income,
Gross
_
be
underwriter
and
.
to
supplied
are
Net
March
options
prices
purposes;
revenues—I.-.
Operating
•
and
Co.
registration statement with the
shares
,V
Ended
Months
at
aluminum
become
of
be
Executive
'
public sale
&
of 4015 Laguna Street, Coral Gables, Fla., filed a
SEC on April 18, 1960, covering 200,000
outstanding common stock, to be offered for public sale by
the holders thereof through a group of underwriters headed
by Burn- >
ham & Co.
The public offering price and underwriting terms are to be
Common—
;
12
is
for
Loeb
Henderson's Portion Pak, Inc.—Files
Secondary—
Fla., has filed a proposal with the
of first mortgage bonds, 3V+% series
$431,000
giving
hearing thereon;
class
President.
as
Board Chairman and
principal stockholder Is Cleveland
The
14,000
sinking, fund
interested
for
1984,
order
an
to
of
Harvey
Harvey
Noonan
B.
Howard
of
of
of
Co.—Proposes Bonds—Earnings—
of
issuance
to
shares
the
will
aggregate
an
Kuhn,
five-year
stock
fabricated
and
stock
program,
addition
share,
per
common
program
number
company
President.
holder of
Power
cost
In
investment
investment
as
The
by
in
registration.
principally engaged
is
the
the
4,Q00,0G0
Investment Company
the
lists
Howard
the
of
A
also
offered
be
Day.- The offering price and underwriting
amendment. The company has sold to the
by
cents
aluminum
to
L.
headed
Torrance, Calif.,
April 20, 1960, covering
Avenue,
on
to
common
management
business
company,
for
SEC
the
by
increase
authorized
transfer
X
R.
class
company
sale
ties.
Capital, Inc.—Registers
Company,
are
the
for
par
to
par
the
of
on
prospectus
W.
of
primary
Act of 1940 as a closedcompany.
It will operate
under the Small Business
Investment Act of
1958, providing capital to small business concerns
as
contemplated by that Act.
Net proceeds of the stock sale will be
used to provide investment capital and management services.
The
to
1,000 shares,
1959,
5,
shares from
shares,
38,904
equal to $1.91 per share on 2,203,721 shares
stock
outstanding compared with
2,163,901 shares in 1958.
nondiversified
James
value
10
cents per
share. The shares outstanding prior to the amendment were then ex¬
changed for the newly authorized shares on the basis of 300 shares
share,
per
40,191
was
class
and
&
shares
applied
1959 net income
a*'';small
as
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
cents)
10
duly
company
Articles
the
value
(par
19,004
on
has registered
end,
old.
the
Authorized
♦Common
.
shares of stock were then exchanged for new,
the
recapitalization, on the basis of 300 shares
under
stock
23,492
corporation,
of
the Bulkley Bldg.,
Cleveland, Ohio, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on April 14, 1960, covering 500,000
shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale at $20 per share
through McDonald & Company and Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
who will receive a $1.75 per share commission.
XX " ' X
The company was organized on March 22, 1960, under Ohio law and
cents
10
$197,632
'This
corporation
1959,
5,
from
$226,309
Western
stock,
common
underwriters
50
shares
The
$101,223
A
supplied
for
50,000
Ihc.
(formerly The Grolier Society, Inc.) publisher of "The
Knowledge" and "The Encyclopedia Americana" in its annual
issued
be
These
$135,639
opers.
income
Growth
in
Emil
Gennaro
546,114
1111.
p.
common
assets
Associates,
Gennaro
C.
$743,746
517,347
$1.39 per share
L.
and
of
The
the
of
Emil
Gennaro
C.
$743,656
275,737
of
5
(Inc.)—Registers—
19210. South
class
Anthony
undewriters
April 11 showed net sales of $70,418,493 and net in¬
come of $4,316,019 for the year ended Dec. 31. This compared with sales
of $64,952,978 and net income of $4,198,885 in the preceding year.
.
plant
$376,960
251,750
of
group
a
will
terms
$387,389
ry.
oper.
report
of
and
Pa.
shares
Tucker,
1960—2 Mos.—1959
expenses
fr.
191,
Grolier
outstanding
new
ry.
1960—Month—1959
revenue—
oper.
rev.
Book
Pa.
Robert
the
under
new
under the name Gen¬
the
Commonwealth
of
of
Hazleton,
in
Western RR.—Earnings—
&
Grolier Inc.—Annual Report—..
respective wives of 1,000 shares of the stock of
value $10), being all of the outstanding and issued
$100,000
issued
the
laws
St.,
1958,
1,
issuance
the
(par
company
July
business
of
Gennaro
of
Net
sales
for
for
corporation,, of
registration statement with-the SEC
a
750,000
ad¬
for
\
.
principal offices
Cedar St., in Hazleton,
consisting
consideration
$28 500
$15,000
The
No.
of
as
partnership
was
Net
accessories; $10,000
promotion
and
$21,000
for
payables.
the
Cedar
No.
20j
at
are
company,
a
the
Railway oper.
Railway
and
incorporated
was
under
200
Industries," Inc.
corporation
of
company
Inc.
at
are
and
required
be
Trolley");
parts
sales
and
notes
will
equipment;
small
and
advertising
Associates,
corporation
molds
outstanding
HISTORY—The
naro
$18,000
proceeds,
$13,000 for plant
Trolly"1 "Centerville
"DeSoto"
exhibitions,
retirement
net
space;
("The
and
filed
1219.
p.
Green Bay
—V.
PROCEEDS—Of
"Divco"
$4,959,331 $42,744,767 $37,065,916
$4,G98,860
Period End. Feb. 29—
closed.
prototypes
Harvey Aluminum
This
•
through
Co., Inc. and Haas Raymond & Co.,
April 1 revision of an original prospectus
an
plant
Lower—
1960—8 Mos.—1959
&
8, 1959, offered and sold on April 19, 200,0G0
shares of Gennaro Industries, Inc. common stock (par
10 cents) at $1.50 per share. Dealer's concession on the
issue was 15 cents per share.
Books on the issue have
ditional
191,
Inc.—Sales
1960—Month—1959
'
...
—V.
—
Oct.
been
Stores
Period Ended Mar. 31—
1565.
p.
(1773)
United
in
States
amounted
the - corresponding
1960. from sales,
to $339,852,677
1959
period.—
.'
6
(1774)
Sales
$5,956,798
-
—
—V.
1960—2 Mos.—1959
$4,855,891 $10,851,601
$8,266,912
191, p. 1U2.
In
the Commission denied an appli¬
filed by IDS, of Minneapolis, and five open-end investment com¬
cation
of
22(d)
18,
are distributed by IDS, for an exemption from
Investment Company Act and Rule 22d-l there¬
shares
whose
panies
Section
the
The exemption requested
under.
for
ciations
tions,
sales loads based upon the aggregate quantity of
by all the members of the association to which the
reduced
at
purchases
made
individual
belongs.
question
in
Associations
The
the University Retirement
faculty and staff personnel
of
special exemption from the provisions of Rule 22d-l governing group
purchases, and that the exemption would be inconsistent with the
provisions of Section 22(d) which prohibits a registered investment
company from selling its redeemable shares to any person except at a
current public offering price described in its prospectus.—V. 191, p. 702.
The SEC
of
court
Willim
stock
The
share,
March
on
23.
The
with
compares
Combined revenues
1959
net
a
net
loss
of $83,188,
profit
of
$16,128
in
18
or
sales
229
of
largest
shares
The
in
waters
stock
Common
December,
company
brackish
trial
17%
1959,
issued and
and
outstanding
452,729
in
shares
totalled 454,-
December,
1958.
is noted for its electric membrane process for desalting
and for related electrochemical processes for indus¬
of
of
191, p.
recent
growth
and
space
land
for
resulting requirements for additional
facilities, Ionics recently announced pur¬
plant
new
a
and
Route
on
in
128
Waltham,
in
financing details follow:
UNDERWRITERS—The
commitment
amounts
underwriters
to
of
the
named
below
made
severally
purchase from the company the
respective
new
bonds set opposite their names (000
Amount
Merrill Lynch,
.Fenner
R.
W.
Drexel
Newhard,
$3,590
Inc
Shields
Carl
H.' Hentz
Rice
J.
Sterne,
&
in
S.
&
Ashmun
J.
H.
Hilsman
770
!
Co._
&
of
to
in
\The SEC has issued
J.
sell
order
an
until
persons
The
finance,
May
filed
200
Inc.
Co.,
200
Leach
200
Co
&
Tindall
W.
Inc.
condition
is
now
in
&
100
Co
of
under the Holding
1960,
Company Act giving
a
hearing upon a
Jersey
Central
proposes
13
weeks
for
weeks
13
of
bonds at competitive bidding and
an
shares to its parent, General Public Utilities
the
sale
the
of
securities
will
be
used
to
Common Stock Offered
—
—
Co., Inc., of New York City,
offered
Frederick, Inc.
on April 13
99,000 shares of Jones &
stock (par 10 cents) at $3 per
sold
and
common
of
used
in
net
proceeds
with
connection
from
the
sale
of
the
BUSINESS—Jones
the
of
principal
and
the
State
of
executive
Jan.
28,
capital
corporation,
which
a
were
the
19,
Miracle
incorporated
was
by Stanley
These shares
in
$500
Frederick
at
401
1951.
Mile,
It
the
and
ended
the
which
shares.
of
the
its
Gables,
Fla.
issued
SEC
Jan.
Inc.,
Beach
collect
The
also
The
cash
value
represented
50%
owns
of
equally
$200
by
to
the
to
Messrs.
The
in
each,
R.
the
1957
of
to
cost
of
Messrs.
Jones
and
the
assets
of
Southeastern
in
money
to
Southeastern.
cost
for
Jr.
On
of
in
of
of
which
28,
25
L.
business
Dec.
on
such
which
31,
having
shares
were
Frederick,
1960,
cash,
such
in
shares
50
Stanley
Jan.
$5,000
Frederick
longer
$100,000
were
and
Southeastern
and
no
consisted
$10,000,
or
Jones,
is
and
Norwood
25
same
Securities
covering
to
of
$17,00Q)
single
landscaped,
and
company
been
have
real
family homes
offered for
par
a
shares
were
cost
cash
and
are
now
Common stock
are
of
also
thereon
and
by the company.
in the purchase and
engaged
The
sale
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
100,000
(10
cents
be
to
1,000,000 shs.
par)
Outstanding
329,000 shs.
Rearing Corp.—Stock Offered—Morris Cohon &
Schrijver & Co. offered on April 20, 100,000
facilities
added
corporation's
to
keep
proceeds
the
stock
common
up
from
general
capital
steadily
bearings.
The company plans to
expenditures in
1960, and orders
approximately $47,000
are
the
working
improvements
with
the
of
higher
prior
I
filed
7
of
underwriting.
presently
with
Hills,
sales
at
a
price of
sale
of
capital
designed
increasing
spend
for
shares
of
terms
to
of
"
.
Railway
Net
Net
of
&
will
new
for
addition
In
by
and
Vance
have
of
additional
53,880
V.
as
Any
used
of
p.
for
issuance
shares
its
of
to
and
$250,000
equipment
outstanding.
for
capital
amounting
to
$9,472,146
8,332,807
opers.
$540,686
$293,379
$1,139,339
$132,766
deficit—
156,568
325,287
228,233
'1,122,582
$8,786,459
.8,653,693
RR.—Equipment Trusts Offered
certificates
Underwriting
issue of $7,980,000
issue
is
to
Securities
maximum
scaled
are
the
to
in
&
to
and
yield from
sale
Interstate
be
cost
Associates
an
Halsey, Stuart &
a
Issuance
of
April 22
on
4%% equipment trust certificates,
from
came
estimated
a
reduce
business
of
Love
secured
of
4.25%
the
Co.,
offering
and
Stroud
&
&
4.65%,
according
subject
are
and. 100
cars
Co.
Co., Inc.—V.
Landers,
-
cents
30
In
Fvary
share
per
cents
the
report
for
1959
sales
history. This
Clark
&
for
1959
share
per
in
to
subordinated
redemption;
box
'
Eastman
191,
1436.
p.
are
64,300
said
for
restricted
> ,•. •»
>
by
stock
♦These
An
of
options.—
Offered—Wm. B.
Co.—Earnings—
reported
earnings
compared
to
:
,
of
$195,206
of
loss
a
$126,396
",V''
1958.
the
Love
of
April 12 offered and
on
net
Corp.
proceeds,
common
$24,000
will
be
stock
used
the
equal
(par
shares
William
E.
GIVING
EFFECT
$0.10)__
TO
PRESENT
to
39
loss
a
FINANCING
Outstanding
*226,250 shs/
of
stock
common
respectively, upon issuance
Billy Nations, Bailey Nations
to
their
of
Contracts
Employment
share.
to
value
$12,628,939 and
in
1959
to
rose
long term debt
$22,031,564,
They
ord
of
the
on
with
road
to
dividends
Mr.
to
stockholders.
Silverman said,
achieving
resultant
188,
to
the
,
marketing
manufactured
In
in
the
stockholders
Landers
appliance
the
Now
$6,969,720
President
ceived
lation
of
Viola
Lake
by
fixtures,
industry,
$7,181,834 $17,863,571
its
of
contract
notice
a
1960,
the
Government
pany
has
already
In
second
all
In
the
in
the
the
Lorado
annual
reports
succesful
policy for
in
debentures
of
the
the
sum
and
of
$2'/2
August
circumstances
uranium
industry,
the
the
company
of
Lorado
million
of
this
of
the
terms
the
Feb.
to
for
be
shareholders
end,
was
the
1960,
mine
fund
monies
that
it
being
involved
retained
difficulty
1958,
and
the
company
the
April
of
consumer.
ft.
16
boat
molds
company
began
12,
various
1960,
the
de¬
were
manufac-.
has
company
kinds.
Included
a
table
are
of
program
re¬
of fiberglass.
uses
state
are
and
various
desk
tops,
finish
with
qualities of great durability,
bathrooms, bath tubs and other bathroom
in
lawn
furniture.—V.
Garden
191,
Corp.
but
of
six
$82,294
consolidated
$150,900
second
for
for
quarter
consolidated
of
the
announces
months
after
net
the
profit
-
p.
606.
•
Sub.)—Net
t,
Up—
.
net
the
profit after provision for
three
its
of
second
Feb.
28,
merger
by
1959.
of
profit
The
the
the
ended
provision
net
Feb.
for
of
after
ended
year.
This
fiscal
Federal in¬
the preceding fiscal
provision
quarter
period
month
current
foregoing
will
merger
be
29,
1960
Federal
of
for
for
figures
into
of
consolidated
income
$224,787
corporation
stockholders
Maine Central
taxes,
the
are
six
corporations
consummated
profit
net
compared
period
unaudited.
Graham-Paige
both
as
month
Corp.
and
shortly.—V.
has
it
is
191, p.
been
ex¬
1324.
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 29—
Railway
Railway
closing the
the
(&
and
company amounting to $390,630.
is to be paid in two equal instal¬
is
boats
grain
use
taxes
pected that such
which
and considering the immediate outlook for
directors consider the arangements advan¬
Beaveriodge
304
and
the
with
approved
com¬
Net
Net
the
income
consolidated
The
result
a
cancellation
security
20,
ft.
Additional
1958,
of
As
•;
$279,242,
ended
May
on
as
production,
of
14
the
Square
taxes
For
re¬
cancel¬
mine.
Meanwhile,
patio
corporation
29,
with
year
Oct.
year.
.
is
year.
notwithstanding
sold
wood
a
and
Federal
$17,623,416
Mill.
uranium
negotiating
repayment
the
Custom
since
million
consideration
meeting
that
in
$21/2
part
as
resulted
May
for
calling
president
Ltd.
"stretch-out"
been
addition
ments
with
that
announces
Mines
engineers.
November
boats.
Merger—
1960—3 Mos.—1959
Ltd.—Progress Report—
MacMillan
Cinch
Some
manufacture.
on
for
-
15,
company."—
compares
Mines
their
and
molds
development
have
come
Cinch
Lake
and
in
paneling designed for
1113.
p.
build
company has undertaken
experimentation relative to other possible
the
advanced research
and
in
The
!
—
191,
for
boat
fiberglass products for the
well
Lane Bryant Inc.—Sales Lower—
Sales
and
months
Madison
1960—Month—1959
' '<
19i?8,
molds for fiberglass boats
Sept.
on
and
which
,,
of
recent
search
:
.
4.
line
incorporation
and
endeavor
production
built
and
show
will
1960
leading position
a
benefits
"that
and
and
2508.
p.
Period End. March 31—
—V.
design
signed
Mr.
believe,"
this
bottom
turing
profit
consecutive
"We
in
flat
$43.63
to
to
were
increase
production
a
four
reduced
was
equal
up
its
fiberglass
boats, together with miscellaneous allied equipment and
tools from
Messrs.
Billy and Bailey Nations in exchange for 10,000 shares of
the common stock of the
company, and employed the Messrs. Nations
Silverman said the company has five key objectives.
substantially increase sales; to cut operating costs and
margins; to improve the company's financial position
by the conversion of non-productive fixed assets into cash; to expand
and diversify the product line; and to return to the 70
year-old rec¬
per
set
experienced
acquired
after
undertook to design
and
v
the
with
"
company
of
1
\
-
payment
as
500,000 shs.
:___
Floyd under
was
or
•
v
(par
loan
BUSINESS—Immediately
.
Harry T. Silverman, president, said
$43,975,514, the highest year in the company's
increase of 19% over the previous year's sales of
rose
Book
vr
Robin¬
figures will be 84,050 and 234,050
7,800
as
$764,446.
•
Authorized
Common
stockholders,
an
v
Union
National
such
common
debentures.
stock
Citizens
amount,
CAPITALIZATION
due
$37,055,338.
Working capital
cars,
'•*.
Dillon,
Bank of Henderson, Tex., to retire a loan in
being secured by finished goods inventory of
the company; $50,000 for the expansion of
inventory of raw material;
and
the balance of $76,000,
will be used as an addition to operating
capital.
indebted¬
debentures
and
of
the
President
the
shares
PROCEEDS—Of
to
to
rose
was
Clark
&
to
at $1.25 per share.
that
outstanding
(25.5%)
Stock
Co., of Corsicana, Texas,
100)
not
as
Corp.—Common
150,000
and
Landers, Frary
cou¬
group.
,
Drexel
are:
ma¬
com¬
Commission.
hopper
850
to
<
certificates
Commerce
by
Co., Inc.,
$9,981,192.
the
sold
loans.
has
shares
&
son
the-
at
issue
the
bank
company
137,321
conversion
on
reserved
are
" 4,124,133
1113.
p.
maturity.
registra¬
a
'■
$4,417,512
4,205,619
company.
shares
company
191,
1960—2 Mos.—1959
$4,746,305
ry.
oper.
authorization
1323.
191,
1960—Month—1959-•
,
expenses
fr.
rev.
The
to
-
.
filed
proceeds
the
which
convertible
called
for
13,315
railroad's
$33,140,978
'
Henry W.-Harding is listed
Vice-President. Included in
5V2%
been
reserved
are
be
stock,
Jr.
*1,998
turing annually, May 15, 1961 to 1975, inclusive. A
peting bid naming a price of 98.23, also for a 4V2%
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$29,443,109
conduct
indebtedness
Rockefeller.
$1,286,000
the
expansion.
will
certain
common
Holdam.
which
shares
finance
purposes
of
David
are
to
11,046
1113.
p.
of the
to be
offered
initially to its
subscription rate, record date and
supplied by amendment. Paine, Webber,
finance
to
to
shares
owned
J.
capital
and
these
191,
393,990
$124,534
'
Curtis
working
needed
$104,844/
;
training
company
present rate,
$63,282
which offered
price,
be
$43,412
*3,115
group
par
-
•
1960, covering
20,
opers.
$518,524
stock,
common
offering
395,802
Louisville & Nashville
Inc.—Registers—
April
on
$500,646
179,877
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler is manager of an
'
Boston,
1960—2 Mos—1959
$243,159
income
oper.
ry.
pon,
Avenue,
24
193,350
Railway oper. revenue—
the
at
inventories,
:
outstanding shares as
cents per share, Mr.
of
$236,762
ry.
oper.
ry.
the basis
equalled
on
1960—Month—1959
Period End. Feb. 29—
.
/
..
with
offered
be
.
'
SEC
real¬
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—
the
will head the underwriting.
is principally', engaged in the business of research,
development and production of electronic equipment for aviation and
other military uses. The
company estimates
that it needs $2,000,000
The
uranium
common
the
to expand productive
demands for spherical
about
new
the'
of
ry
*Deficit.—V.
Calif.—Files
notification
of
1960—Month—1959
the
cents
1670.
p.
expenses
fr.
Net
1630.
"
Electronics,
79
was
Hudson River Ry.—Earnings—
&
oper.
for
for
the
than
.
p.
stock
common
to
outstanding,
-
Sales
year.
letter
a
before,
year
equivalent
income,
the
income
1958
191,
Period Ended Feb. 29—
Railway
sales
exceeded
12.8%.
or
the
1959,
said.—V.
Railway oper. revenue..
386.
p.
,-v.
1960
Beverly
Commonwealth
1079
underwriting
Jackson
tageous
to
finance
v
,
31,
19.8%
were
Corp.,
share*
for
of
have
PROCEEDS—Net
-
'
The
11th,
FINANCING
$3 per share.
will
191,
has
Exchange Commission—
without
stockholders.
and,
sale
1006.
shares of this
used
firm,
V/ith
GIVING
;
,
$9,341,212
are
to fce used for advertising,
department and working capital.
statement
the
Kahr
Co.
also
When computed
1959.
31,
Lehigh
agricultural
and
ready
April
on
300,000
Laboratory
tion
engaged
Authorized
p.
and
12,
Dec.
Net
$10,297,870 $12,589,379
This
property.
CAPITALIZATION
191,
projects.—V.
Jan.
by
said
President,
Meckler,
Meckler
own
our
The
;
V.
constructed
are
are
Southeastern
unimproved
—y.
cattle
a
of
conditions
improve
manufacturer of automobile
selling season.—V. 190,
191, p. 386.
-owned
shares.
real
being
I960.
year
and
corporation
service
controlling
the
was
except
1959.
estate
development business,
chiefly in Florida.
Such
entails., the acquisition of land; the preparation of sub¬
division maps showing layout of
buildings, lots, roads and utilities;
and,
the
installation
thereon
of
streets,
curbs,
sidewalks,
storm
sewers,
sewer
and
water
systems.
Development
also
may
include
clearing, fill, grading and drainage. Thereafter, if in the
opinion of
the
company's
management it
is
warranted,
low
to
medium
cost
($8,250
31,
1960
period
31,
Christmas
per share),
The
proceeds
in
development
after
to
Manufacturing Co.,
estate
the
over
share on 550,000 shares of common stock
on
operating revenues of $12,893,730.
Aug.
antici¬
the
which
company.
company
and
Jones
company
the
of
Eugene
of
6,
receivable,
stock
stockholders
sold
June
on
accounts
capital
value
improved
made
as
a
229%
of
Operations in 1958 resulted in revenues of $8,810,101 and net in¬
of $131,532, Mr. Meckler said.
LPI became publicly owned on
empha¬
the
Florida
a
outstanding capital stock of
a
Florida corporation; the other 50%
being owned
by Federal Title & Insurance Corp., in which none of the officers or
directors
of
the
company has
any
interest.
Norwood was
formerly
a
water company
but has sold all its assets to the City of North
to
reflect
economy,
been
1890
ended
last
Jan.
($1
and
the
controlling stockholders of the
Jan. 28,
1960 to the company
on
the
was
acquisition
company
Norwood
Corp.,
sold
were
such
The
Miami
in
Walker
real
weeks
26
period
ended
1960
The
on
Frederick,
L.
cash,
of
date
have
Corp.—Earnings Soar—
increase
an
come
should
are,
national
L.
II.
ized
chairman
president
$433,334,
of
income
field
per
1959.
in
Montgomery,
Cochran,
the
showed,
report
paid
so
reported for the year ended Dec. 31, 1959, by this firm, active in
of finance leasing of mobile fleets and industrial equipment.
was
1958.
good."
oil-royalty company,
Kramer-American
,
1973
under
maintains
Coral
company
has owned all
of Southeastern Builders,
stock
owned
company.
the
M.
the
were
properties and
acquired.
and
Plan International
Lease
Net
25%
were
acquire title to all the
garden apartments
to
proposes
lease the houses
to
on
—V.
ness
incorporated
was
Nov.
on
at
the
Inc.,
properties
May 28, 1948.
Southeastern
capital stock of $500 divided into 50 shares, 25 shares of which
formerly owned by Eugene R. Jones, Jr., and 25 shares of which
were
for
Florida
office
1960,
outstanding
has
Frederick,
stock
common
acquisition of additional
and for development of present properties.
Since
is
they
as
share,
per
,
for
acquisition.
partnership
continue
prediction
company has entered into a lease to expand the existing store
in the North Brunswick Shopping Center from its present 80,000
square
feet to
130,000 square feet.
The expansion is expected to be
542,112
PROCEEDS—The
laws
history
a
The
to
share.
will be
and
$3.09 per share, in
or
share,
George G.
Dwight
1960
subsidiary,
electronics
comparable
—V.
request
to
company.
Frederick, Inc.
A. J. Frederick
publicly
and
incorporated
an
to
100
part,
&
the
in
Willensky, President, on March 24 reported that the com¬
attained new highs in sales and earnings in the 26 weeks and
Sales
the
100
Co., Inc.
the company's 1960 construction program estimated
at $18,400,000 and, in part, to repay bank loans and
partially reimburse
its treasury for previous construction expenditures.—V.
191, p. 1434.
Jones
Inc.,
,
Ken-Lab
(S. H.) Kress & Co.—Sales Off—
5,
this
by
$10,000,000
proceeds
in
of
requirement.
company's
$3.86
or
per
owners,
for
Period End. March 31—
additional 300,000 common
Corp.
$2.25
diversified
company,
the
v-i
financing proposal
and
the
totaled $97,452,826,
$83,112,245.
or
directors,
Sales
issue
in
owners
1959
share
outlook
through its
With
Central Power & Light Co.—Financing—
interested
Ken-Lab,
sales
(E. J.) Korvette, Inc.—Earnings—
700
1669.
p.
Jersey
r
further
registration
$16,645,096,
of
revenues
"the
healthy
interest
300
—
Co.,
&
Agee
C.
770
.
Co.__
Blair
191,
McGlone
770
&
William
—v.
of
$9,711,667,
activities,
business,
200
Irving
1,500
Co
&
Co
&
Corp.
1,500
Co
&
Cook
Johnson, Lane, Space
1,500
Goodbody &
McDonald
The
2,500
Co
&
enjoin
to
from
Act
Amount
pierce,
Smith,
&
Pressprich & Co.
Allyn and Co. Inc.
C.
A.
from
I960.
1959
$44,250,064 for the
omitted).
,
income
William
Additional
firm
share
the
pany
a
of
revenues
of
board
This
seeking
Herr
West, and the efforts that
operations," the statement said.
1434.
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co.—Additional Financ¬
ing Details—Our issue of April 18 reported the offering
on April 14 of $15,000,000 of this
utility's first mortgage
principal
for
1958
that
pated
111.)E.
Securities
annual report on record earnings
in
statement
"Our
Mass.—V.
;
bonds.
gross
the
sized
parts
manufacturing
chase
net
,
solutions.
Because
had
$150,682.
comparable figure of $13,333,217,
above
a
the
an
growth
Dividends
In
ED
Walter
ot
number
earnings
Record
and
$936,735.
Calif.
Burbank,
company
40th St., New York, filed a registration
April 19, 1960, covering $800,000 of limited
10 East
of
the SEC on
interests, to be offered for public sale in $5,000 units.
No. underwriting is involved.
Realty is a limited partnership consisting of I. Theodore Leader and
Joseph Durst, as general partners, and Milton G. Gershenson and
five others as limited partners.
Lockport Investments Limited, which
is owned by Leader and Durst, has entered into a contract to purchase
the properties known as Brydencourt Apartments and Southill Village
in
Don
Mills, a suburb of
Toronto.
The total purchase price is
about $4,581,718 (Canadian)
payable $675,000 in cash and the balance
by the purchasers taking title subject to a first mortgage of $3,281,718
and a second mortgage of $625,000.
The general partners have paid
in to the partnership $10,000 in cash and in addition have contributed
the purchase contract, for which they received $200,000 in subordinated
limited
partnership interests.
Certain expenditures also are involved
partnership
The
further
of
of
last
year from water and other equipment sales,
development services, royalties and miscellaneous
sales amounted to $1,236,639, an increase of 32% over 1958's combined
contract research
sales
company,
statement with
County Land Co.—Annual Report—
April 13 received
cents
1958.
and
violation
in
Kern
history last
stockholders
per
j
enjoyed the largest sales of equipment and research
year, according to its annual report distributed to
company
its
in
1959, the
profit of
net
(USDC,
Wood
above the
Ionics, Inc.—Annual Report—
This
located
year
and
its
This
engines,
etc.
The company's
offices and produc¬
engines,
and
aileron
Chicago Regional Office announced April 12, 1960, the filing
action
H.
Net
in
the
piston
on
jet
Leader-Toronto Realty Co.—Registers—
bore.
4"
a
and
on
load
high
to
flap
controls
vane
York,
presently
are
$1,629,794
missiles,
New
3/32"
a
Ken-Lab, Inc.—SEC Seeks to Bar Stock Sale—
Minnesota;
of
of
in
self-aligning,
mechanisms,
gear
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of the current financing, out¬
standing capitalization of the company will consist of 600,000 shares
of common stock.—V. 191, p. 1323.
the
the Los Angeles Physicians Retirement Asso¬
ciation, organized by physicians in Los Angeles County, Calif.; and
the Los Angeles Dentists Retirement Association, organized by dentists
in Los Angeles County.
The Commission concluded that a showing
had not been made
by applicants which would entitle them to
a
University
facilities
landing
controls
in
are
EARNINGS—For
sales
in
systems
heat
and
offices
range
used
already
position
Invest¬
are
organized * by
Association,
ment
executive
developing of
in size from
and
which
are
guidance
carburetion
tion
selling
bearings
bearings
controls,
would permit the applicant companies
selling shares of the open-end companies to three asso¬
the accounts of the individual members of such associa¬
continue
to
April
announced
decision
a
manufacturing,
spherical
These
Monday, April 25, 1960
.
adjacent
Kahr
in
Investors Diversified Services, Inc.—Request Denied—
has
Bearing Corp. was incorporated under the laws
State of Delaware
on
Feb.
23, 1960, as the successor to the
Bearing Division of Aetna Steel Products Corp., which had
operated as a division of Aetna since 1950,.-The corporation is engaged
the
of
I960—Month—1959
.
.
acquired mining claims and options with copper potential
to ViolaMac's Kam-Kotia property. It will be "in a strong
with ample funds on .hand to acquire, explore and develop,
either alone or with other corporations, another mining enterprise."
BUSINESS—Kahr
Interstate Department Stores Inc.—Sales Higher—
Period End. March 31—
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
—V.
mining
oper.
oper.
rev.
ry
fr.
oper.
191, p.
1960—Month—1959
1960—2 Mos.—1959
revenue..
$2,114,019
1,666,717
$1,950,179
1,667,099
$4,356,922
expenses
$447,302
$283,080
$1,024,100
104,766
352,960
ry.
opers,
income
148,911-
1114.
3 332 822
$4,224,537
3,483,004
" $741,533
259,631
.
plant
is being dismantled. The company expects to sell its consumable
supplies :in the area and positions have been found for some of the
technical
men
in
other
operations
of
company.
With
a
view
to
continuing
active
ViolaMac Mines Ltd.,
....
mining
activity,
the
the
parent
company
•
Mangel Stores Corp.,—Sales
Lower—
Period End. April 2—
\
r
—V.
m",
191,
-,-,-,7
p.
1114.
—
«
'I960—5 Wks.—1959
$^.271,789
-
$4,783,431
.
1960—9
Wks.—1959
$6,565,320
$6,903,891
Volume
191
Number 5945
,
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1775)
Massey-Ferguson Ltd.—Earnings
-
Three Months Ended Jan. 31—
sales:
North
America
Europe
$35,081
$20,170
34,816
40,866
4,930
6,252
4,432
4,072
3,087
4,418
3,738
1,890
2,742
2,113
1,379
1,872
etc
____
America
net
j.
sales
;
$87,889
$82,505
$74,500
971
763
457
227
$89,077
$83,725
$75,055
i
addition
it
of
goods
sold
__
Marketing, gen. & admin,
Engineering expense
$71,208
.
11,427
expens.
Exchange
broadcasting
Profit
before
Net
Tax
to
provide
acquisitions.
income
Net
1,919
(loss) before tax credits
__
income
$1,980
425
700
$1,031
$2,680
10,102,627
9,519,155
___
outstanding
$(392)
Per common share—
Net
income
credits
Tax
on
Net
i
year
been
German
"cost
of
from
restated
turnover
goods
sold"
190,
$0.07
sales.
1959
$0.24
which
taxes,
in
$(0.07)
$(0.07)
in
prior years
statements, have this
1958
comparative figures
income
and
to
audit
of
of
of
5150
Rosecrans
with
common
the
stock,
of
which
is
stock
common
convertible
proceeds from
shares
will
receivable
be
April
on
which
company's
The
and
shares,
from
for
Calif.,
filed
a
1960, covering 300,shares are to be offered
bank
wife
which
of
capital
heavy
fseason.
borrowing
common
and
to
used
shipment of
financing
Handler
stock.
common
accounts
carry
toys
during
recent
be
and
added
from
the
at
104%%.
option
of
the
191,
stock
of
and
share
to
sell
stock
common
Of
$100
its
per
bank
1960,
the
proceeds of this financing, $12,500,000 will be applied to the
of certain notes and the balance used to
finance, in part,
company's 1960 construction program estimated to cost $19,000,000.
—V. 191, p. 1437.
retirement
the
Michigan Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
and
reduce
the
$50,313,582
$47,174,417
16,537,067
15,065,463
32,959,022
30,562,881
2,979,449
3,093,311
6,020,716
6,095,076
operating taxes—
2,077,885
1,734,199
4,182,782
31,637,466
operating income
Net after charges-
$3,557,297
$3,475,727
2,959,566
$7,151,062
5,885,788
$6,878,994
by them.
—
Federal
Other
Harry
Paul
and
After such
sale
about
own
63,000
income
Net
—V.
191,
2,925,666
1220.
p.
cording
to
the
to
utilize
of
explosives
useful
prospectus,
the
controlled
and
work,
and
the
products
release
propellants,
field
This
of
company,
registration
500
statement
Griswold
with
the
of
of
Proceeds
other
the
the
credit
sale
of
the
for
cn
Detroit,
April
of
the
includes
program
struction
which
20,
Michigan,
1960,
filed
covering
a
$30,-
According
to
will
program
will
be
$6,000,000
from
from
the
of
and
borrow
funds
sources
for
pro¬
produced
gases
and
bolts
igniters.
by
small
the
total
combustion
to
energy,
do
include such
and
Of
the
the
larger
carry
bank
elements
net
inventories
indebtedness
is
require
additional
operations.
At
present
stock, all of
and
said
bank
trade
to
be
loans
receivables.
temporary
from
time
Retirement
The
the
as
to
time
will
company
finance
to
its
the
LaHaye
and
sell
to
propose
Francis
E.
Allen, Vice-Presidents.
shares each.
15,000
McCormick
and
Allen
from
the
sale
Period End. March 31—
Sales
—V.
1960—Month—1959
! $11,156,991
______
191,
to
time
from
to
the
of
$35,con¬
time,
issuance
•
■
$31,333,892 $35,051,314
'
;•
.
Max
sales
Factor
gain
of
$1.76
Co.—Earnings—J
Factor
1958,
over
share
from
the
on
consolidated
1958
on
the
for
39 cents
Factor
the
2,115,500 shares
number
of
addition
foreign
1960
high
class
of
A
1958
ratio
in
March
on
$3,725,126,
and
18%
an
25.
equal
stock
common
which
year
additional
an
share was earned from unconsolidated foreign sources.
per
for
on
company earned 44 cents
in
1959. This
compares
or $1.32
a
share earned in
$2,802,467
shares during
of
1958
was
net
This is
rnd
a
the
new
year
record
before.
5.2 %
to net
sales
continued
1967.—V.
in
187,
p.
SEC
($1
its
climb
to
1%
from
The
corporation
April
on
300,000
share),
proceeds
shares
without
are
to
transit
8
filed
of
letter
a
common
of
stock
notification
to
be
Melville
191, p.
with
offered
at
497,000
total
used
for
Shoe Corp.—Sales
in
on
stock
of
bid of $25,185 per sh.
a
additional
require
owns
stock
common
expenditures
of
of
its
expenses
and
$12,536,875
Stores
incidental
to
mining
Utilities
is
any
operating
in
1958.
net
of
public
a
60,681
1
20,287
—;
1,340,908
_
amortization
charged
construction——.
147,405
after
Cr64,363 *
$3,451,727
$3,228,648
..I.
268,455
268,455
stock_—
■$3,183,272
$2,960,193
stock.,
dividends
on
pfd.
191, p. 1324.
Corp.
144,693
Cr265,649
;
preferred
on
1,170,786
of
adjustments
to
$4,479,764,'
$4,674,391
___
—
—
Alexander Reid & Co. Inc. and
Metropolitan Secu¬
are the other members of the
offering group.
PROCEEDS—Net
proceeds
from
the
sale
of
the
common
shares
initially be used by the company to discharge indebtedness secured
a
5% purchase money first mortgage due March 4, 1961 and a
5%
purchase money first mortgage due Dec.
1,
1965, and to retire
certain current obligations.
The balance of the proceeds will be used
as
working capital and expended as required in connection with the
acquisition and development of new, or the
expansion of
by
retirement
communities
BUSINESS—Mobilife
is
from
sale
of
of
community
of
facilities
residents.
and
sites
and
services
from
To
per
utility
physical
of
for
revenues
income
to
effect
1959
amounted
$22,595,000,
and
to
the
furnished
in
Miehle-Goss-Dexter,
announced
$1.40
were
to
net
stock
in
long-term
debt
Known
Druck
MGD
as
it
is
Miehle-Goss-Dexter, S.
A.,
GMBH,
is
It
into
income
gross
Railway
Railway
sys¬
$198,-
the
of
retiremnt
new
the
a
split
1959,
in
com¬
ten
new
manufacturing affiliate in West
Machinenfabrik
wholly-owned
Fribourg.
fuer
by
Graphische
MGD's
Swiss
Industrie
subsidiary,
the new plant will shortly be in full production
of printing and bindery equipment of American
principally in international markets.
In the interim,
affiliate is
already producing Dexter-Christensen high speed
for
new
range
in
rented
England.—V.
The company
additional
of
is
believed,
in
properties
will
be
suitable
ended
Oct.
31,
1959,
the
company
i
ry.
$356,108
$286,795
150,580
opers."
ry.
income—
oper.
191, p.
1960—2 Mos.—1959
$573,679
286,884
expenses
fr.
rev.
^
"
I960*—Month—1959
$1,128,083
296,745
$732,945
576,521
792,587
$59,363
$551,562
$*59,642'
46,144
292,241
/
*199,895
1114.
(G. C.) Murphy Co.—Sales Lower—
191,
1960—3 Mos.—1959
904.
p.
:
National Key
The
the
1960—Month—1959
$15,653,387 $17,234,582 $43,869,127 $42,842,542
—V.
Co.—Acquisition—
National
Key Co. has acquired all of the outstanding stock of
Publishing Co., Chicago-based greeting card manufacturer
distributor, Joseph E. Cole, National Key's President, disclosed at
company's annual stockholders' meeting held on April 13.
Fairfield
and
Although he did not disclose the purchase price, Mr. Cole said that
Cuautitlan, 25 miles outside Mexico City. The new mill, which
including a small amount of National Key stock."
and
National Key
and
key
chain
the
stores
Publishing
associates
th^" preceding 10
Fairfield has
world's
from
Co.
who
largest manufacturer of key blanks
are
merchandised
through leased
and
through
independent and
which
department
retail-type
of
is
machines
chain
Fairfield
group
Co.
cutting
in
stores
to
coast
coast.
founded
was
had
been
in
about
the
10
greeting
years
card
an
r
estimated
150
employees,
60,000
a
sq.
by
ago
business
years.
ft.
a
for
;
,
,
plant
and
annjual sales)
Mr.!Cole
in excess of $1 million. Under National Key's guidance,
expects the new greeting card division to triple its sales in
the xfirst jytar.
"We have plans also for expanding Fairfield business
into thergift wrap and allied
fields," he added.—V. 190, p. 1837.
'I
■'
•
•.'
■
■
.
V
'
•
'
■
National Shirt Shops of Delaware Inc.—Sales
HigherPeriod End. March 31—
Sales
—V.
1960—Month—1959
$1,174,387
191,
p.
904.
/;
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$1,573,512
$3,252,661
*
$3,758,650
,Vi
National-Standard Co.—Mexican
Operation—
National-Standard Co., has assumed a
minority interest in Cables
Mexicanos S. A., Mexico City, according to Thomas H.
Pearce, NationalStandard
President.
Cables
Mexicanos,
Mexico's
leading wire rope
has been operating a wire rope mill in Mexico
City,
building a wire mill with a total area of 70,000 sq. ft.
Cuautitlan, 25 miles outside Mexico City.
The new mill,. which
manufacturer,
but
is
in
is
now
expected
tire
to
head
be
in
industrial
operation
by
mid-summer,
will
make
rope
wire
wire.
National-Standard
Co.
is
a
producer
of
high-carbon
flat
steels,
wire
cloth, perforated metals, special machinery, a wide
of fine
wires, and metal lithography equipment for
many
industries including rubber,
metalworking, food packaging, automotive,
mining, missiles and rockets, telephone and railroad.—V. 191,
p. 799.
variety
quarters.
191,
p.
also
operates
manufacturing plant at Preston,
a
1220..
Neptune Meter Co.—Sells Subsidiary Assets—
Neptune Meter Co. has sold the assets of The Electronic Signal Co.,
Inc.,
a
subsidiary which manufactures highway toll equipment,
to
Shoup Research & Development Corp., William H. Cochrane, Neptune
President, announced on April 15.—V. 190, p. 1072.
Miller-Wohl Co. Inc.—Sales Off—
—V.
1960—Month—1959
$3,042,311
191, p.
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$4,156,584 $28,626,978 $28,475,737
1114.
1960—2 Mos.—1959
Milwaukee Gas Light
903.
Tliis
the
underwriting group headed by Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
and Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co. on
April 22 offered
$6,000,000 of the corporation's 6% convertible subordi¬
County,
sale
1960—13 Wks.—1959
Metropolitan Broadcasting Corp.—Debentures Offered
company,
communities.
months
Period Ended Mar. 31—
and
expected that
oper.
Sales
Affiliate—
who in addition to being manager of interthe parent firm is also President of the Swiss
has already
begun on a modern factory at
for
the
Manatee
$168,804.
revenue.L
oper.
-Deficit.—V.
with
income
Frankfort.
near
Net
Net
Niggli,
construction
broad
a
T.
operations
company,
Offenbach,
on
to
of
land
of
commu¬
recreational
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of the current financing,
out¬
standing capitalization of the company will consist of 500,000 shares
of common stock and $278,791 of
sundry debt.—V, 191, p. 387.
of
Inc.—Manufacturing
the establishment
Germany.
date,
in
by the company.
considering the acquisition
and Michigan
which it
EARNINGS—For
in
Its
compared
consolidated
two-for-one
share
common
$359,478,000
and
•
com¬
holding
properties.
effect to the sale of the new common
capitalization of the company and its subsidiaries
consolidated
consist
wholly-owned
derives its revenues
charges to site owners
annual
Florida
development
had
existing
companies.
its
acquisition and development
the sale of sites within these
benefit
land
facilities
presently
Arizona,
for
the
with
company
the
the
is
the
by
Fla.)
the
operation
for
operated
developed and operates one such community
known as "Trailer Estates."
The
Fla.,
for
in
and
(Sarasota,
communities,
the
and
owned
Corp.,
engaged
retirement
has
1958.
in
Sales
$4,459,477
;
acquisition
outlets
$182,927,000
Giving
earnings
$1.31
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
Co., Inc.—Sales Off—
An
15,332,015
$4,613,710
—
taxes
long-term debt—
deductions,
including
income
ates.
his
Marking still another step in its program of "meeting foreign com¬
petitors on their home grounds," Chicago's Miehle-Goss-Dexter,
Inc.,
manufacturer
of
printing presses and graphic arts machinery, has
$16,132,068 $29,852,278 $31,137,480
1960—Month—1959
1959
17,397,053
Bond & Share
Corp.; Colkin, Bomback & Co.; BrunoLenchner, Inc., and Amos Treat & Co., Inc. and associ¬
$81,-
subsidiaries; 755,774
shares of cumulative
preferred stock, par $100, of subsidiaries; and
16,750,000 shares of the company's common stock,
making common
equity 35% of total capitalization.—V. 191, p. 1670. > t
$11,185,000 $12,355,000 $20,746,000 $21,351,000
p.
1960
$22,010,763 $19,791,492
_
Stock Offered
Public offering of
200,000 shares of Mobilife Corp. common stock at a
price of $4 per share was made on April 20
by Plymouth
V
Louisiana.
revenues
1960,
with
in
consolidated
operating
design,
Lower—
1960—5 Wks.—1959
less
Mobilife
subsidi¬
approximately
-
operates
nor
Period End. March 31—
Period Ended Mar. 31—
Sales
...
appointed
DIVIDENDS—Quarterly dividends on the common stock have been
paid regularly since Oct. 1, 1949. With the April 1, 1960 payment, the
annual rate was increased to $1 per share.
1220.
Mercantile
191,
to
properties
$21,030,000
the
par
underwriting.
be
—V.
Light Co.;
South
REVENUES—Total
stitchers
Period End. April 2—
Sales
—V.
neither
According
operations.
—V.
been
capital
operating companies together operate an integrated electric utility
system in Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi, as well as certain
gas
2352.
L., Inc., Livermore, Calif.—Files With SEC—
covering
per
income
income.—
Net
"
,
nationaT
M. C.
The
stock
&
has
value
par
tem
and
und
$45,071,419.
profit
29—
deductions
income—
Interest
the
topped
6.2%
the
York
no
plans to invest $7,500,000 of the proceeds
company
estimated
is
and
pany
sources
of
of
33%
announced
new
Net sales and royalties amounted to $53,229,406.
the tenth consecutive year that volume
The
of
New
the
competitive sale
BUSINESS—Middle
will
increased
and
Volume
of
of
1220.
p.
000,000.
stock,
:
1959
Davis
1959. In
income
net
same
for
reached
unconsolidated
with
Co.
Chairman
outstanding at Dec. 31,
a
&
income
net
share
a
&
Max
Consolidated
to
Bank
shares
191,
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
Earnings
Feb.
Period Ended Feb. 29—
Appointed—
to use $6,000,000 to repay in full a
promissory note due in January, 1961; and to hold the remainder of
the proceeds in its
treasury for further investments in its subsidiaries
and for other corporate purposes. The
system's construction program
pared
1960—3 Mos.—1959
.
$14,342,821
1114.
p.
City
260,955
Arkansas Power
ary,
February
McCrory-McLellan Stores Corp.—Sales Off—
National
for
corporation.—V.
PROCEEDS—The
of
''''
■
First
co-registrar
the
the
of
company has outstanding 262,500 shares of capital
which is owned in equal amounts by three officers of
company,
Donald
A.
McCormick, President, and Frank ;W.
T.
the
127,750
1220.
p.
Microdot, Inc.—Co-Registrar
primarily
to
54,811
Monongaheia Ry.- -Earnings—
products as hot and cool gas generators,
of explosive trains, such as initiators
proceeds from the sale of the new stock, the
company
will use approximately $195,000 to retire existing indebt¬
edness to a bank and $80,000 to reduce
suppliers' accounts payable.
The balance will be added to general funds and will be
used
explosive
73,952
on
plant
stock
line
a
up
con¬
continuing
from
ana
with
the
common
Co.;
to
company's
additional
191,
sale
Gas
company
internal
securities.—V.
financing
the
Natural
the
prospectus,
require
obtained
Other
year.
permits
the
will be
used, together
$74,000,000 construction
company's
American
company,
banks which
additional
bonds
current
the
parent
from
the
finance
to
scheduled
struction
to
from
funds,
000,000.
explosive ordnance.
Ac¬
the company are designed
relatively
27,473
programming
Street,
SEC
000,000 of first mortgage pipe line bonds, series due 1980, to be offered
for public sale at competitive
bidding. Bids are expected on June 1.
th,e
of
of
Other
nities,
Microdot, Inc.—Co-Registrar Appointed—
the stock at
the
$324,378
revenue
subsidiaries,
and
in
$175,169
income,
Interest
5,855,885
Middle South Utilities, Inc.—Stock
Offered—Blyth &
Co., Inc. and associates offered publicly on April 21 an
issue of 650,000 shares of this firm's common
stock, par
value $10, at $26,125 per share. The
group was awarded
products
$183,151
Ended
Operating
Other
into
and
72%
taxes
Selph Associates, Inc.—Registers—
various
413,898
•
.
$85,361
will
1960—2 Mos.—1959
$23,368,700
gram
wife, President
Paul, a director.
shares
common
1960—Month—1959
$25,151,698
revenues
This corporation of 2308 San
Felipe Road, Hollister, Calif., filed a
registration
statement
with
the
SEC
on
April
15,
1960,
covering
130,000 shares of capital stock, of which 100,000 shares will be offered
for public sale by the
issuing company and 30,000 shares, being out¬
standing, by the holders thereof.
The offering will be made
through
a
group of underwriters headed by Wilson, Johnson &
Higgins.
The
public
offering
price
and
underwriting terms will be supplied by
amendment.
The underwriters have been
granted options by certain
stockholders to purchase 6,500 shares of stock at $6
per share.
The company
was
incorporated under California law in 1951 and
is engaged
in research and development work and the manufacture
of
$738,276
•
440,251
opers.
revenues
Dividends
at
$615,420
income—
Months
Gross
of
1960—2 Mos.—1959
1114.
p.
Operating
Operating
,
shares
ry.
oper.
Net
additional 30,000
an
Ry.—Earnings—
at
company
parent, General Public Utilities Corp., and to make
borrowings from time to time during the period ending Aug. 31,
in amounts not to exceed
$8,000,000 in the aggregate.
of
sale
12
1114.
p.
Southern
Mississippi Power Co.—Earnings—
general
capital
expenses
fr.
rev.
191,
be
Annual
sinking fund
payments
before maturity commence in 1966.
prior to April 1, 1965 but on and
redeemed
annually
into
revenue-
oper.
&
1960—Month—1959
$302,502
$382,221
217,141
199,070
loan
pending
to
oper.
ry.
—V.
will
bank
The
the
will
his
and
company's offering, the three will continue to
company's then outstanding voting securities.
McCormick
City.
debentures
SEC has issued an order under the
Holding Company Act author¬
izing this company to issue and sell $15,000,000 of first
mortgage bonds
due 1990 at competitive bidding.
Metropolitan also was authorized to
stock,
common
requirements.
Elliot
being sold
are
B
into
The
187,000
own
basis
sale of the additional 50,000
working
normally
are
class
of
share
Vice-President, respectively,
his
and
all
to
stockholders
Executive
Handler
be
Period End. Feb. 29—
18,
50,000
shares
750,000
share
a
Christmas
normal
selling
and
on
added
the
the
will
Net
Metropolitan Edison Co.—Financing Cleared—
indebtedness, it has outstanding 250,000
the company's
arising
for
summer
the issue
redeemable
Operating expenses
Hawthorne,
Avenue,
SEC
of
In addition to certain
shares
Net
for
convertible
are
share.
per
of
not
may
declining
Operating
public sale for the account of the issuing company and 250,000
shares, now outstanding, by the holders thereof. The offering is to be
made by a group headed by Bache & Co.
The public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Mattel designs, assembles, manufactures and markets a wide
variety
toys.
debentures
$16%
capital stock.—V.
for
of
proceeds
Net
radio
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization of the company, as of March 6,
adjusted to give effect to the sale of the debentures,
comprised
$6,000,000 convertible subordinated debentures: a $12,000,000 term
bank loan;
$3,924,950 miscellaneous obligations; and 1,699,102 shares
•>
;
statement
shares
funds
York
of
temporary
a
Minneapolis, Northfield
Railway
Railway
for construction expenditures.
and
and
1960,
adjustments.
year-end
Inc.—Offering and Secondary—
firm,
registration
New
repay
111.,
notes
1437.
p.
rities, Inc.
and
1297,
p.
Television
accordingly.
Statement-—Subject
Mattel
This
and
in
deducted
been
Interim
000
$0.02
$0.04
;
in
offering
to
the
are
date
that
issue
$0.17
-
$0.06
French
included
■
tax
shares;
income
NOTE:
—V.
before
provision for div¬
preferred
credits
were
have
(loss)
or
(after
idends
Prairie
191,
Period End. Feb. 29-
the
$(392)
_
(loss)
or
shares
$606
12,082,411
credits-..
Common
$1,527
1,767
the
the
at
company
debentures
after
studios
from
of
(1,557)
$3,747
acquire
of
(350)
1,679
to
part
REDEMPTION—The
the
with
$5,000,000
designed to retire 90%
$2,285
taxes.
contracts
balance
The
The
$73,528
in
funds.
1,554
__
or
of
(687)
taxes
inc.
WRUL,
extent
1,244
$79,978
into
proceeds
the
to
prices
Income
station
PROCEEDS—Net
used
1,564
$86,792
WNEW-TV
international
1,361
adjustments
stations
World
'
9,536
entered
2,086
expense
television
owns
Decatur,
$62,751
10,197
has
2,758
____
'
Interest
$67,206
company
used to pay $11,115,000 of bank
—V.
owner
of
television station WTVP in
Wide Broadcasting System, Inc. which owns
corporate
Cost
priced at
are
Company,
incurred
Deduct:
The debentures
interest.
accrued
New
York
City, WTTG in Washington, D. C., KOVR in StocktonSacramento, Calif, and WTVH in Peoria, 111., and radio stations WNEW
in New York City,
WHK in Cleveland and WIP in Philadelphia. In
328
217
_
Interest and finance charges earned
Miscellaneous income
and
BUSINESS—The
35,191
Zealand,
.
Total
$100%
1958
$37,845
___
New
!__
Africa
Latin
1959
(Thousands of dollars )
__
—__.
Australia,
Asia
nated debentures due 1975.
1960
Net
7
May
5,
1960,
Milwaukee
of
an
first
Gas
has
to
American
issue
bonds,
333,334
Natural
Gas
Co.—Financing—
financing proposal with the SEC;, and
order giving interested persons
until
hearing
thereon." Under the proposal,
a
issued
request
will
mortgage
additional
filed
has
company
Commission
an
a
and
due
sell
1985.
common
Co.
Net
at
In
shares
competitive bidding $22,000,000
addition, it will issue and sell
for
proceeds
$4,000,000
of
this
to
(John J.) Nesbitt, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—An
underwriting group headed by Hornblower & Weeks
offered for public sale on April
19, 120,000 common
shares priced at $15 per share. The
offering, marking the
first public distribution of the
company's stock, em¬
braces 40,000 shares being sold by the
company
and
80,000 shares for the account of Albert J. Nesbitt, Presi¬
dent of the company, and son of the founder.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds from the
its" parent,
financing
will
be
by
the
company
will,
sale
of
the
40,000
shares
being
sold
according to present plans, be used for capital
The Commercial and
(1776)'
Such .expenditures
expenditures.'
mated
at
for
1960
of
members
sale
the
ing
interest
beneficial
common
of
in
The
and
Passaic
will still own, control or have
75 % of the. company's outstand¬
than
is
company
leading
a
of
.
total
in
others
and
construction.
field
unit
of
Executive
and
earnings
were
standing
cents
A
the
with
stock
common
of
shares
1958.
in
there
cents
15
payable
April
effect
Giving
will
be
share
per
8,
1960
underwriters
commitment to purchase
respective
950,540
has
been
Hornblower
Eastman
the
below
named
of
percentage
Securities
Kidder,
Co
Weld
191,
Butcher
7.500
Co.
&
&
Co.
Janney,
7.500
&
Schmidt,
&
Battles,
&
Stroud
&
7.500
Joseph
Walker
&
Inc
Lehman
3.333
1
Kidder,
3.333
Parke
Company,
Susquehanna &
York,
Railway
—V.
$345,695
$325,240
287,856
292,786
Peabody
Net
Net
fr.
rev.
ry.
ry.
April
Noma Lites,
-
Distribution
Noma
Lites
exchange
The
.
Noma
Under
solved,
Rites,
terms
shortly
to
of
801,752
shareholders
of
issued
being
of
approved
special
of
the
on
American
American
by
it
the
the
for
world's
largest
and
of
shares
seven
80%
19,
makers
fasteners.—V. 191,
manufacturer
&
Co.—T—
Bissell
•/
and
distributors
Meeds—_—
' ■
&
2.00
Interest—
the signing of
with
South American firm was announced on
The equity interest in the Brazilian firm
Monteiro-Aranha family which controls and
the
company.
from
the
the company.
'/._
-
two years Owens-Illinois
of
tainers
American
decorative
American
cold
of
organized in
in
company
The
two
and-is the only glass container manu¬
with plants in both Rio de Janeiro and
1917
Brazil
plants employ
total
a
of
about
and four
1,700
made—flint, amber, green and blue.
Glass con¬
for packaging beer, beverages, drugs, chemicals
and other products.—V. 191, p. 1009.
*,
' .*.-/
the
of
glass
are
produced
are
forged
is
Offering—
'
This
firm
of
2,610,301
shares
Boulevard,
Wilshire
9744
statement
registration
one
will
Norfolk
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
opsr.
Railway
Net
ret
of
with
the
Hills,
Beverly
SEC
April
on
Calif.," filed
19,
1960,
£i
covering
tfi^bSfes
Th£
holders
stock.
common
for
by
subscription
$726,297
$1,410,247
$1,437,278
649,942
1,289,016
1,325,563
opers.
$74,691
$76,355
$121,231
20,974
1,590
12,475
and
offer
to
of
191, p.
in
its
annual
25, indicates record 1959
gross
of $18,501,121,
revenues
history,"
to
Hal
1959
N.
advancement
Carr,
to
addition
of
airline's
"the
as
greatest
President,
the
addition
growth
attributes
of
the
2 000
over
North
leader
public
1958,
A
than
,the
year
of
carried
mail
ahead
the
of
and
and
miles,
the
than
more
the
M.
local
issued
Net
cash
13,637,692
25,540,458
taxes-
3,557,764
3,219,865
6,979,809
1,870,229
1,595,539
3,747,001
to
6 202 839
taxes—
entered
to
held
be
into
for
.
•'
.
ownership
and
later
income
$3,753,776
$3,370,884
charges—,—3,431,884
191,
$7,375,658
a
including nine commercial
building in California
76
acres,
are
&
Co.,
properties;
and
is engaged
This
of
company,
Broadway
and
it
East
St.
proceeds
Force
of
the
sale
cash
part of the cost of
filed
writing
a
director
for
the
acreage
to
the
near
of $906,000
payment
will be
is
above
and
prospectus
lists
Harold
Fierman
L.
Union
Harry Pierson as President. The director referred
E. Cummings,
who is President of Food Giant
Theodore
The
The
Maxwell
Wyss,
J.
Jones
stock
of
sented
Wyss
stockholders,
210,045
of
It
machine-made
has
Bowman
and
directors.
as
Bowman
families
glass
outstanding
Joseph K. Nester
President, and Robert R.
,
For
have
as
I960—Month—1959
-
'
$'
$
Rodenberg,
many
owned
years
Emert
L.
the Nester,
80%
over
the
of
•'
*
Jfe
'
of the outstanding stock.
who
in
own
shares,
the
the
first
The
aggregate
three
of
prospectus lists
390,693
the
said
shares.
36
After
selling
sale
of
family groups' will own
The largest holding will be that of the
the outstanding stock.
family which will own 28.4%
of
the
98.742,730
Income
taxes
10,282,000
9,154,000
22,266,000
10,096,062
8,209,243
20,145,482
16,535,276
operating
13,698,595
10,972,224
12,047,899
28;998,668
24,333,740
9,768,622
23.516,315
19,811,060
after
—
income
charges;
191,
1264."
p.
•</"
v ■'
•
.
Packard-Bell
agreement
Orange
The
of
&
"
corporation
record
April
is
14,
Utilities, Inc.—Rights Offering—
offering its common stockholders
1960 rights to subscribe for 39,165
shares of convertible cumulative preferred
stock, series
E, 5% $100 par value, at $100 per share at the rate of
cne
share of preferred for each 50 shares of
common
then
held.
common
The
new
preferred
stock at $331/3
stock
is
convertible
into
share, subject to adjustment.
A group managed by The First Boston
Corp. has been
named
to
underwrite
the
offer, which is to exnire
May 2, 1960.
'
'
PROCEEDS—The
stock
will
proceeds
be
used
program
be
used
per
proceeds from the
to
reduce
sale
short-term
of
which
were
for
future
of
the
notes
convertible
owed
to
banks
the
construction.
used
is expected to cost
for
construction, and the balance will
The company's 1960-62 constructiori
about $25,000,000.
.
company
and
its
subsidiaries
furnish
electric
and
stock
for
for
annual
the
of
$1
set
at
/ At
that
computer
only
30 in.
Computer
under
the
other
Corp.—Signs Pact—
process
in
high
agreement
both
companies
industry applications.
only 50 watts of power.
and requires
Pictures
corporation
operations
for
the
1,683,598
earnings- are
will
The
the
use
PB250
is
1959
year
of
of
$4.47
or
income
net
$4,410,000
outstanding at
$7,519,000
1,755,888
on
for
earnings
1958,
$7,987,000
per
Jan.
2,
share
$2.62
or
1960.
and
from
share
per
Total
include
ordinary
based
consolidated
$3,109,000
or
from
shares
then
outstanding.-
reported
as
$4.55
or
respect
earnings from
cents
The
per
at
The
$12,554,000
share
of
income
to
1,683,598
earnings
for
share
based
totaT consolidated
or
54
special items.
$1.09
per
adjustments
cents
shares
the
from
the
earnings
per
share
outstanding
of
1,755,888
in
and
the
of
investments
in
affiliated
secial
at
consolidated
net
45
Jan.
cents
2,
per
1960.
share
in
$3,574,000,
stated
that
1959,
16,
since
the
split)
1959, the quarterly dividend
the Board,
two-for-one
of
the
dividend
annual
rate
increased
has been
the split stock was
on
30
to
cents
share,
per
bringing
rate
annual
the
to
,
1960, meeting,
16,
stock
meeting on
that
the
Latzer
and
the board also declared a three-for-two
stockholder approval to increase the author¬
on
to
2,000,000
May
shares
from
1960/After the
16,
quarterly
dividend
1,000,000
be
20
30 cents per share rate set at
new
Gamble
reported
that
they
shares
the
at
it is
share,
proposed distribution,
will
rate
cents
16 board
the Feb.
"continued
expect
per
in
growth
and
earnings" for the coming year.
Co. has recently introduced a new line of
dessert pies under the label "Swiss Miss."—V.
Milk
frozen
economy-priced
Piedmont &
Northern
191,
£04.
p.
Ry.—Earnings—
"
Period Ended Feb. 29— "
Railway
1960—2 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
Railway oper. revenue..
$533,388
$538,645
$1,011,614
248,793
214,338
490,861
opers.
$284,595
$324,307
$520,753
income.-.
87,634
106,603
150,073
oper.
expenses
$1,020,540
450,735
fr.
rev.
ry.
ry.
oper.
191. p.
$569,805
180,391
1116.
Piper Aircraft Corp.—Stock Offering—
This
corporation, of 820 East Bald Eagle Street, Lock Haven, Pa.,
registration statement with the SEC on April 15, 1960. covering
of common stock,
to be offered for public sale through
group
of underwriters headed by First Boston Corp.
The initial
filed
a
100,000 shares
a
offering
shares
price
$760,000 or 43
then ' outstanding.
quarter
net
of
of
1959
income
are
from
charge of $1 915,000
1958
due
companies.—V.
to
190
will
the
at
supplied
by
related
be
time
of
is
company
to
offering;
amendment.
•
engaged
.
in
the
»
the
,,
outstanding
for
underwriting
•
;
market
current
and
'
will
terms
be
•
,
the
production of private aircraft for
personal use, charter flying
and
agricultural dusting
and spraying.
It also manufactures and sells spare parts and acces¬
sories for its aircraft.
Net proceeds from the sale of the
stock will
be
and
added
plant
to general funds in
anticipation of further expenditures for
equipment
and
increased
working
capital
requirements
from the expansion of business.
The company
intends to
and
repay
short-term
a
finance
prospectus
1961
for
the
for
holds
now
of
of
equipment
shares
at
certain
of
owns
trust
and
the
Lock
W.
138,721
shares
recently
According
in order
to the
and
and
and
engineering building and the purchase
equipping
an
obtained
receivables.
spend
$1,500,000
of
in
the
(15.9% )
Beach,
as
Fla.,
sole
p.
has outstanding
Chairman and
Board
(14.3%)
191,
1960
plant.
company
Piper,
shares
agreement.—V.
Vero
Haven
T.
during
manufacturing plant
a
construction
stock.
common
154,350
voting
$1,000,000
to
indebtedness
beneficially
record
ten-year
and
under
construction
to
of
plans
completion
addition
President,
loan
inventories
company
facilities
972,393
a
the
additional
In
bank
increased
in
and,
voting
addition,
trustee
under
/
204.
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Ry.—Earnings—
Period Ended Feb. 29—
Rai way
Railway
Net
Net
oper.
rev.
ry.
1960—Month—1959
1960—2
Mos.—1959
revenue..
$747,213
$621,581
634,374
650,450
$1,576,922
i,293,783
$1,323,847
expenses
opers.
$112,839
$"28,869
$283,139
income...
60,180
9,741
131,020
$10,237
53,416
oper.
fr.
oper.
ry.
"Deficit,—V.
191, p.
1,313,560
1116,
Com¬
were
$144,000
of
'rep*
items
etc.
shares
a
in¬
the
fourth
These earnings compare with
share for the fourth quarter
share
investments,
or
1958
include
consolidated
per
and
$766,000
period
same
upon
were
total
$7.15
or
profit on disposals of films
the fourth quarter of 1959,
ordinary operations
the
upon
per
$910,000
raised
equivalent to the
meeting.
•
earnings
resenting principally
based
Jan.
on
(adjusted to reflect the stock
split contingent
expected
of
Corp.—Earnings—
consolidated
reports
shares
share
per
With
President,
stock
17,
by
reached
record
a
share.
common
annual
other
special items, representing profit oh
disposals of films and investments.
The
foregoing consolidated net earnings'from ordinary operations
compare
with $4,567,000 or $2.60 per share reported for the year
clude
recently issued.
surpassing
$184,602,000
27% cents per share. Again on Feb. 16, 1960, the quarterly divi¬
stock
sales
was
of
stock, after provision for preferred
per share, representing the highest per
$3.53
Gamble,
On Feb.
.
$500,000
Paramount
1958
R.
' -S'v"'y.
»
_■
..
common
to
came
common
the Feb.
ized
on
•
$190,267,000
peak volume
earnings in the company's 75-year history.
to stockholders, R. L. Latzer, Chairman
share
per
by 20%
reached
year
report
Theodore
and
split
The
digital computers.
added
new
$1.85
present
earnings were set in 1959 by this company*
the
previous
share
per
the
In
to
upon
the
'
consolidated net earnings attained
dividends,
share
markets
or
BUSINESS—The
Earnings
resulting
parative
preferred
The year's
1957.
for
$6,000,000 the
nearly
of
sales
net
business
Computer Corp. and Bailey Meter Co, have signed an
the exclusive application of Packard-Bell's PB250 gen¬
-
Rockland
records for sales and
eral purpose computer in the control of power
plants.
;
Max
Palevsky,
Packard-Bell
Computer .vice-president,
said
power
plants in the electric utility industry provide one of the most promising
The
exploratory
is
it
Report—
reported in its 75th annual report, which
Total
18,525,000
operating taxes..
Fackard-Bell
outstanding stock.
pursuing
that
stated
~!
•>
.
Co.—Annual
Milk
New
as
r
104,945,310
He
Bjork
in the event that Peoples Gas is successful in developing a
facility of sufficient magnitude at Mahomet.—V. 190, p. 2713,
Pet
■
158,136,746
48,342,270
common
Chairman,
is
subsidiary,
a
Illinois.
in
1960—2 Mos.—1959
'
**
52,706,968
containers
898,500
Board
company. Each of these unrelated family groups is repre¬
the board of directors.
No family group owns in the
aggre¬
gate over 34%
61%
sells
and
glass.
lists
the
on
Nester
amber
as
and Elmer F.
Rodenberg,
the
manufactures
and
prospectus
Co.,
Storage
areas
\
—V.
"
company
flint
(clear)
In
Gas
other
companies
storage
Net
Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
expenses
V.
in
Inc.
176,355,460
Net
Hill
thought that additional reservoirs which may be discovered would be
developed for all of the customer' utilities served by System pipeline
as
77,753.412
Net
can
and
its customers in Chicago.
in
86,783,625
Other
a
required before these matters
final disposition.
are
review
FPC for
the
to
added
amendment.
shares.
*■/ •'/"■
gas,
Pet
acquisition of properties,
$
by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc.
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by
The
-"•*11
t
Gas System is continuing its efforts to locate under¬
geological formations in Illinois suitable for large volume stor¬
he said. The parent company has on file with the Illinois
Commerce Commission an application for authority to test and develop;
on a
pilot basis, a projected new underground gas storage facility near
the village of Mahomet in Champaign County. If the project is success¬
ful it will be utilized by Peoples Gas to meet the winter fuel needs of
of
age
was!
revenues
on April 14,
1960, covering 210,045
be offered for public sale through an under¬
to
K-,
ground
......
of stock after
the
.The
purposes.
chairman
Period End. Feb. 29—
headed
group
•
initially filed.
The
Peoples
per
registration statement with the SEC
shares of common stock,
>
Peoples
that an analysis of financial results of the pipeline com¬
panies for the periods that the rates were in effect indicated that gas
sales revenues had been somewhat higher, and certain elements of the
cost of service lower,
than had been anticipated when the rates were
general funds and will be available for the acquisition
commercial, industrial or residential properties and for
additional
Federal
111.,
■;
to
results
Bjork said
dend
La Mirada,
of
which 1,032,106 shares will be issued to
largest .block, ,238,560
shares, ; will 'be
including,
Base,/
-
persons,
Air
submitted
be
Net
,
Louis,
■-i.
.,,
certain other approvals
However,
$1.20
Operating
20th,
rates.
due in
and
space
Pipeline Co. of America, long-distance pipeline subsidiaries, have ob¬
tained approvals of all their customer companies
to proposed settle¬
ments of "rates for periods prior to Sept. 2,
1959, which would involve,
refunds
of
$1,037,900
and
$2,779,400,
respectively,
Bjork
reported.
second
5,959,420
Secondary—
number of
larger
'
both
in
Operating
Obear-Nester Glass Co.—Files
the
in. construction
1,120-acre tract
and
Among the properties
Business Properties and
of
for
.
The
four
to
Markets,
$6 525 913
6,702,666
3,097,755
of pipeline subsidiaries.
to
O&s
of
acres
amendment).
by
1325.
p.
compared with $20,649,765, or $3.51 per share, as
months ended Feb. 28; 1959, The results in each
12
*'
for the first two months was
heating customers served
increased firm sales of gas to steel companies, Also, the 1960
reflect the full effect of the February, 1959, change in levels of
develop¬
3,236,491
operating
the
after Reservations of net income pending conclusion of rate
improvement in net income
The
part
to
to"-acquire'
agreements
in Southern California,
supplied
the stock
Corp.
as
board
$41,505 701
27.425,970
others
and
has
residential
other-corporate
>■
$45,528,438
12,645,191
income of Peoples Gas for
net
share,
per
for
are
the company's
of
1960—2 Mos.—1959
it
be
Halper
Vandenberg,
Co.—Earnings—
$22,819,461 $20,831,479
to
acquired
Starrett
to
Telephone
amount
be
-
\
center 1, properties
the
at
L.
flights reached 4,856,740—
local.—V. 191, p. 388.
1960—Month—'1959
revenues—.-
second-place
and
the
more
Northliner
on
Bell
expenses
23%
(shopping
'
the
for
1959
properties
center)
over
offered
increase
35%.
boarded,
November
'
•
.
an
airlines,
a
were
'
Vanden'oerg Air Force Base, near which a
is to be purchased for residential and commercial development. These
properties are to be acquired in exchange for 1,692,466 shares of stock
and
about
$950,000
in
cash, plus the assumption of liabilities
(in
the
to
income
after
•t—V.
work
phenomenal
aircraft
end
Pacific Telephone &
Net
Net
company's
operating
Other
.
61%
second-ranking
Northwestern
local
13
seat
passengers
-
Period End. Feb. 29—
Operating,
Operating
nation's
revenue
.
Federal
the
350,000,000
957,751
previous
Pounds
137%
of
nearly
record
airline.
*
340
underwriting-Wm-
the
comprising over 270
property, and other and miscellaneous
acquire a general construction company which
will
.
Central,
traveling
increase
miles
route
Convair
future,
near
this
of properties
commercial
the
airline's
fleet.
radar-equipped; 44-passenger
in
year
and
industrial
,
Referring
<"
41%
a
March
on
commercial
of
Co.;
&
in
organized
was
the
in
To
(shopping
stockholders released
to
1958.
over
-
report
Stearns
Baer,
and
number
North Central Airlines—Annual
Report—
airline,
be
development
ment.
This
supplied by amendment.
operation
/
1115.
a
.
$4.12
or
common
develop industrial properties and residential properties of
both the single and apartment house type.
It was also contemplated
that, through its initial acquisitions, it would commence business with
some
properties already in operation, some scheduled to commence
*38,149
ry.
by
to
company
acquire
$111,715
income—
oper.
"Deficit —V.
headed
is
The
$716,254
,
expenses
fr.
rev.
ry.
1960—2 Mos.—1959
641,563
revenue—
oper.
be
mission
1960—Month—1959-
aggregate,
day.
Consolidated
<
Period Ended Feb. 29—
the
per
and preferred
Stock of Food Giant Markets,
Inc., and holders of Food Giant em¬
ployee stock options, at $10 per share. Underwriters for this offering
shares
917,835
thread
screw
on
exoansion
activities
Pacific Coast Properties, Inc.—Proposes
•;
lighting
Screw
./
the 1960 programs Of System companies are two pipe¬
projects pending before" the Federal Power Commission...
which consolidated hearings started April 11. These projects involve,
in
Included
Bjork pointed out that each of the two major long distance pipeline
of Peoples Gas has two separate rate filings now pending
review by the Federal Power Commission.
•*
"
/
Both Peoples Gulf Coast Natural Gas Pipeline Co. and Natural Gas
■
interest in one of Brazil's leading glass con¬
Industrial Sao Paulo E Rio, popularly
a technical assistance and patent
minority
a
this
Paulo.
Colors
for
with
1115.
p.
Co.———
1960.
of
occasions.
other
by
facturing
the
Christmas
leading
&
....
agreement
15
Cisper was
in
an¬
Inc.
is
Laird,
7.25
Co._——
&
has opened glass container
plants in Cuba and Venezuela, and is preparing to open a third glass
container
plant in Colombia
this year.
Owens-Illinois recently in¬
creased its international investments by acquiring majority interests in
glass firms in Germany and Belgium.
"
""
r
' ;
/
of
Co.
was
accordance
than
Feb.
on
of
purchased
Sao
in
more
meeting
Screw
company,
basis
Screw,
shares
common
outstanding were voted at the meeting. '
5,884,276 shares of stock
matters
7.25
7.25
7.25
4.50
^——
.
the
elected
subsidiaries
During the past
exchange, American Screw Co. will be dis¬
operations will be continued as a division of Noma
its
and
products
of
is
their
at
the
Noma
•
issued
stock
Shareholders
-
89,867
made
be
be
to
7.25
—
Cisper—and
manages
$38,946
63,357
Inc.—Acquisition—
will
outstanding share
of
reorganization
plan
$92,051
27,515
for the property and assets of that
by Henri Sadacca* Noma Chairman.
nounced
each
$32,454
19,130
1115.
p.
Weld
Witter
Estabrook
as
license
610,906
$57,839
opers.
deficit
oper.
191,
the meeting
At
was
instance
companies—Companhia
was
—V.
market and other conditions prevailing at the time.
Remick McDowell, President since Jan. 1 of this year,
a
director to fill a vacancy on the company's seven-man '
board. Incumbent directors were re-elected. Proxies from about 90.24%
of the stockholders, representing approximately 5,310,000 shares of the
upon
.
%
&
Rhoades
—i.—.
White,
1325.
p.
Loeb,
7.25
tainer
$649,852
583.209
during the year, leaving $73,000,000 to be obtained from outside sources
amount, type and timing of any permanent financing will depend
The
restated
v
■
M.
Dean
Inc.
Co.
&
Brothers
191,
15,00
Se—
"
;
.
Co.
known
$675,260
<
»
..
1960—2 Mos.—1959
expenses
oper.
Union
Co.
&
Carl
Fen-
Inc._—__
offering, to-
the
pursuant^ to
3.333
sons
Western RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
revenue—
oper.
Railway
for
Owens-Illinois Glass Co.—Buys S, A.
Period Ended Feb. 29—
have
:
35.00
Corp.-
Dillon,
Purchase
New
»■
.
subscribed
not
Pierce,
Smith
&
3.333
&
below
named
.•
Lynch,
Eastman
1671.
p.
is
as
Boston
First
ner
curities
•
Roberts
7.500
Inc.
Merrill
5.833
Dulles
Inc.
Inc.
The
3.333
;•
$40,000,000
greater than the restated net income for the first two months of 1959.
For the 12 months ended Feb.
29, 1960, net income was $24,254,362,
stock
preferred
5.833
Inc.
Co.,
and
severally
underwriters
The
—
%
Sherrerd
&
&
■
construction
to purchase from the company at the subscription price, in
respective percentages set forth below, such of the convertible
UNDERWRITERS
the
5.833-
'
Co
normal
maximum delivery of 185 million cubic feet of gas
' '
the first two months of
1960 amounted to $8,147,123, or $1.38 per share, on the 5,884,276 shares
of
stock
outstanding. This was $465,456; or seven cents per share
%
&
and
programs
Meeting-^
/
,
the-105th annual meeting, of stockholders, Bjork said
will come from funds on hand and to be generated
-Addressing
about
in
p&r $10.-
opposite
expansion
1960
company.
as of Dec. 31, 1959 was; $43,592,000 in first
$9,650,000 in unsecured debt; 132,608 shares of cumu-;
lative preferred stock, par $100;- and 1,958,259 shares of common stock,
and its subsidiaries
agreed
Co
Noyes
Reynolds
7.500
Jackson
Barney
White,
Dodge &
7.500
...
Smith,
Clark,
Hemphill,
Co
&
Peabody
Webber,
Curtis
20.836
Co.__
&
Sachs
its
or
mortgage bonds;
firm
a
"
Union
'
/
company
shareholders.
& Weeks...
income
net
line
on
shares set
common
1959
with
of $2,914,000
thecompany
in
$3,477,000 compared
and
1958.
pany
on
under
are
to
income
Co.--Annual
.
•
of
cost
The
effect to the sale of the new convert¬
ible cumulative preferred stock, consolidated capitalization of the com¬
50
record
of
of
revenues
net
$26,798,000
of
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
the
to
shares,
and
revenues
Cqke
&
exploration activities of company in- the Peoples Gas System will be
about $113,000,000, according to Eskil I. Bjork, Chairman of the Peoples
'
names:
Dillon,
Goldman,
net
declared
stockholders
to
%
—V.
and
•
UNDERWRITERS—The
Paine,
systems.
$20,023,671
i960.
1,
their
to
outstanding.
share
per
basis
same
40.000
dividend
quarterly
the
April
the
on
company's
value
par
ventilating
Philadelphia.
in
amounted
equal to. $1.33 per share on shares out¬
give effect to a 10-for-l" split? in'February, 1960.
sales of $18,921,416 and earnings of $1,287,763
to
share
per
of
sales
and
heating
located
are
net
operating
$28,529,000
.
$1,204,451,
compares
$1.43
or
sale
plants
1959
adjusted
This
simultaneous
classroom
offices
to
operating
predecessor has paid dividends
on
its common stock in each year since
1908.
Cash dividends were
paid
on
the
company's common stock amounting to 60 cents pershare in 1955, 70 cents in 1956, 82Vt cents in 1957, 90 cents in 1958
and
92 V2
cents in
1959.
In the first quarter of
1960, a quarterly
dividend of 25 cents per share was paid, and, on March
16, 1960, a
quarterly dividend of 27 V2 cents per share was declared payable May
2, 1960 to shareholders of record on April 20, 1960.
are
EARNINGS—For
Pennsylvania.
in
Light
Gas
Monday, April 25, 1960
...
,
Earnings—
of
DIVIDENDS—The
frequently specified by architects, school boards
concerned
with
school,
hospital and
other institutional
It
is the oldest and the
leading manufacturer in the
practices that
County
amounted
.
■
and
Pike
City,
part
REVENUES—Total
of
manufacturer
heating and ventilating systems used largely in school classgymnasiums and auditoriums.
.
The company, which started as a small heating and plumbing busi¬
ness in
1897, has developed many products and engineering techniques
quality
rooms,
and
Peoples
an
York
New
County
family
more
essentially residential area of 1,350 square miles
which includes Rockland County, most of Orange
Sullivan County in New York; parts of Bergen,
and Sussex Counties in New Jersey; and the northeast corner
to
service
gas
near
Mr.' Nesbitt
shares,
80,000
the
founder's
the
shares,
the
esti¬
are •
*
BUSINESS—After
Other
scheduled
now
$625,000.
Financial Chronicle
Potomac
kJSLS11!?
authorizing
equity
Edison
.uas
issued
Co.—Financing Approved—
an
order
under
the
Holding
Company
Act
the company, of
Hagerstown, Md,, to make additional
Investments in subsidiaries, as
follows: $1,000,000 in the pur-
year-end
p
2243
Continued
on
page
48
Volume
191
Number 5945
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1777)
.....
DIVIDENDS
Dividend
tables.
announcements
In
nounced
a
the
first
grouped
are
indicate
we
all
during the current week.
second
table
in
which
in
the
two
5 Va %
separate
dividends
Class
follow with
we
Delaware
payment date.
Acme
Company
Industries
Acushnet.
$6
Gas
Share
(quar.)
Process
•_____
(quar.)
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Alabama
Stores,
Corp.,
____
Wood
5 %
Steel,
preferred
Aluminum
Co.
1
4-29
Denver
1
5-18
Diocesan
1
5-18
$1.37 y2
7-
1
6-17
Diversey
6-10
5-27
Diversified
35c
30c
American
Steel
American
6%
Works,
preferred
preferred
Animal Trap
5%
Co.
87 V2 c
Public
(quar.)
com.
Line
Coast
Line
RR.
Coast
Line
RR.
5-16
6-
9
5-12
Dunlop
20c
—
Products,
Aztec
Oil
Baker
Oil
&
4-20
6-
1
6-
1
60c
Bayless
J.)
(A.
62 V2
6-
1
6-
1
1
4-29
$1.08%
6-
1
4-29
Electric
6-
1
4-30
1
4-30
9-
1
,8-20
6-13
5-
5-
4
6%
Blue
Bowater
!
•
5%
Paper,
income)
Ltd.,
preferred
Co.,
Ltd.
Brooklyn
Oil
Fafnir
5-20
5-
5-25
4-29
Fairey
5-10
4-29
One
10-31
Federal
4-30
4-21
Union
5»/2%
Gas
preferred
:
5%
,
preferred
(Corporate
Gas,
Brush
to
5-14
4-30
6-30
6-18
5-16
4-25
Buck
Hill
Falls
_____
Biscuit,
$1.25
Water
Service
conv.
5.28'
cohv.
C
3
preferred
7-
5-12
2
65-
2
6-
1
5-
2
6-15
6-
Franklin
3
5-16
15c
1
Bond
7-
1
6-20
4Vj%
Dominion
Canadian
General
Canadian
Fund,
4-11
5-16
4-29
Gar
6-
5-17
6-
1
1
$6
,
5-30
33V2c
5-15
South
Soya
Central
5-15
Co.
31 %c
5-15
5-10
t$2
common
Fund
of
Cities
Service
Clearfield
&
Co.
'
Co.
1
5-14
Gillette
Giannini
4-29
5-16
6-15
,6-1
5-17
5-
Wire
5-10
I
5-31
4-29
4-30
4-27
4-30
I7V2C
-
Imperial Mills,
International
Ltd".
Corp
Land
6
preferred
(quar.)^
6'
Gulf
$1.12
preferred
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Steel
1
35c
6-30
6-
1
(monthly)
10c
7-15
7-
1
12yac
6-30
6-20
5-15
5-
5-16
2
(quar.)
5-
4-29
&
4-23
1
$50c
5-
1
5-
1
15c
5-
1
37V2C
5-
1
5-
1
Meier
5%
5-10
Hormel
4-25
4-29
5%
5-16
$5.12
6-16
8-
1
7-16
6-15
5-13
2
5-16
5-
r
1
5-13
6-14
9-
28c
12-
20c
1
1*
5-20
6-30
6-17
19c
-
6-30
5-31
1
-
54V2C
66c
7-
1
5-
6
5%
A.)
Company
,
5c
5-
2
4-15
2V2c
5-
2
4-15
27V2C
6-
1
62V2C
6-
4
5-
2IV2C
5-
1
15c
7-
1
6-
35c
6-15
quar.)_.
—________
6
5-13
(quar.)__
4-26
25c
40c
6-10
5-20
75c
(quar.)
6-
6-
5-
1
1
5-
9
——_
$1'2'/2c
5-16
25c
5-19
5-
(quar.)
(quar.)_.--:
$1.16
A
-
series
preference—
$4
50c
35c
1
A
^preferred
preferred
General
Directors
8-15
at
C
7-
1
4
6-15
(quar.):
Company
Corp.
5
North
American
North
Shore
6-15
6-
7-
6-17
9
5-16
3
Ohio
4-30
6%i
5-20
6-
1
5-20
6-
1
5-20
32c
6-
1
5-20
1
5-20
6-
1
One
William
(From
75c V
30c
$47 V2C
5-
2
5-15
5-
1
5-
4-20
50c
2
6-10 ./
5-17
6-
1
5-
6
$15c
6-
1
5-
6
15c
6-10
5-31
$1.75
6-15
5-20
5-14
4-29
9C
5-14
4-29
Corp.—
from
r
net
in¬
20c
Co.
pfd.
1
5-13
.
*5-25
4-29
2%%
11-23
10-31
(quar.)
_!
$1
$1.01 V*
(quar.)
6-
2 y2 %
.____,
5c
5-16
5-
2
5-
5-16
2
5-
2
4-18
7-
1
6-
7
7-1
6-
7
6-
30c
net
40c
6-15
15c
5-
9
4-25
2V/2C
6-
1
5-
—
investment
accumulated
1
5-13
in¬
capital
(quar.)_
(Illinois)
(quar.)^_
25c
6-
4-30
1
6
4-20
Ltd.—
preferred
7-
2
6-15
Street
15c
6-15
5-13
7y2c
5-13
4-22
15c
6-10
6-
1
20c
5-25
5-
5
(quar.)__—:
Fund—
Building
(quar.)
Marine
v
4%
Gamble
American
Papercraft.
5-
2
4-15
Paramount
4-30
4-14
i
4-30
4-14
Peabody
Parkview
35c
s''/
Penn
—
'.
____—_
Robinson-
Page-Hershey Tubes,
Pan
—_
Corp.
(quar.)
Glass, common
(quar.)
preferred"* (quar.)
$26V4
„
1
15c
_________
Outboard
$31V4C
May 10 meeting will con-
6-
pay¬
(quar.)—_
dividend)
Orpheum
4-25
$1
__
2
6-15
12c
A
income)
5-20
42V2C
(quar.)_
5-
5-23
1
:1
Light, 4%
from
5-16
6-10
7-
(quar.)_,
ordinary
Pacific
__j.—
6-10
5-20
(Ontario) —
(quar.)
4-29
6-30
62 yac
Owens-Illinois
6-
4-20
$20c
(quar.)_.
Coal
convertible
5-31
1
2
25c
'
,
(quar.)
39^0
:
&
Helicopters,
6-10
5-
5-20
5%
Gas
Leather
Okanagan
6-15
5-13
...
8-
1
6-15
9V2c
18c
4-20
1
6-15
7,
4-29
1
$25c
(com.)
1
8c
1
Brake
5-
4-18
7-
40c
A
(quar.)
8-15
1
5-16
$1.15
(quar.)_—
(stock
Power
and
5-
'
.
40c
Research
gains
I
(quar.)___
Exchange.
$1.10
(quar.)______
pfd.
Niagara Share Corp.—
Quarterly of 12c from
come
4-18
12'/2c
—
preferred
4-15
1
5-
Inc.—
payments
income
Jersey
5-10
1
2
6-25
37y2c
(quar.)__
1_
series..
New
4-29
5-
7-10
5c
common
dividend
6-
2
5-16
15c
A
7%
&
Stock
Air
6-15
5-
15c
England Fund
York
4-29
1
5-16
15c
quarterly
4.05%
1
5-15
7-
15c
preferred
class
New
New
5-27
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
7-
50c
62yac
stock.
Co.,
Chemical
1
50c
(quar.)
series..
355/sc
(quar.)__—
.sider a two-for-one split, to meet requireinents for listing on the New York
Stock
Securities
31V»c
Corp.—
the
National
Nease
5-13
6-15
:
preferred
Co.,
Tea
4-20
5-27
5-27
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lead
National
7-
4-3U
6-30
Corp.
(quar.)____
Chemical Co. of Canada
National
Nationwide
7-22
6-14
Products
&
vestment
5-16
62 y2 c
;
Fund,
or
Key
Both
5-16
5-20
55c
(quar.)
Co.
convertible
Stock
1
Service—
common
6-
30c
___.—,
D
4.%
6V4%
Drug
1
6-
20c
(initial)
A
6%
Dairy
35ViC
(quar.)
Corp.
Co., common
5Vt%
cash
Marine,
3IV2C
(quar.)
.
Power
$$1.25
$1.37V2
——i
■+
v
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
Mortgage
-
5-10
preferred
preferred." (quar.)____—__
Imperial Investment Co., Ltd.—
r*
$22V2C
(quar.)
\
series
Erie
3%
common
Co..
series
in
6-
6-10
15c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Co., Ltd., class
(quar.)_
Investment
Nassco
4-30
(quar.)—;—_
6-30
35c
Quarterly from net investment income
3
7-20
Cement
Morrison-Knudstn
2
5-18
4-19
4-25
(quar.)
Gas
Investors
Mutual
4-19
4-29
12»/2C
$3 participating preferred (quar.)_'____!
Morgan Engineering Co., common (quar.)
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)
Stock
(quar.)
preferred
&
Natural
Moody's
4-29
6-15
(quar.)!
<quar.)_
Rubber
4-20
—
(quar.)
series
preferred
preferred
Preferred
class
4-22
15c
'-Lr!
__:
Mohawk
5-13
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
.
5-16
11-14
&
Paper,
5-27
5-13
2
2
25c
common
class
National
(quar.)
prior
6-10
10c
(quar.)__:
pfd.
Inc.
Portland
60c
5-13
dividend)
preferred
Idaho
5
4-29
&
25c
1
25c
_:
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Quarterly
5-20
♦
$4
5-
(quar.)
—
Lumber
5-16
___
Packaging Materials Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
$4.60
British
:
5Va%
6-15
20c
(s-a)_______
(FredI,
National
'
approximately
deposit receipt).
Ltd.,
5-20
5-
7-15
Engineering Co.—
conv.
National
~
after
preferred
6-15
6-
Coal—
(quar.)
&
Frank,
able
A
5-20
6
$25c
quar.)__
common
(Robert)
4-13
Co.
5-20
6-
10%
Hegeler Zino Co.
Missouri
5-31
6.25%
Indiana
28c
7-
40c
1
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Huron
4-29
20c
7-15
&
(initial
Mitchell
5-31
5.70%
.
4-22
$17yac
17c
5-31
Co.,
Tobaccof
2nd
1
6-
5-20
5-31
ifstock
&
Pulp
$1.41
1,
5-25
6-10
1
Brick
5-12
1
6-10
15c
Telephone,
Missouri
5-13
6-24
6-10
Corp.—
(George
Hudson
"
2
Co.
(Edward)
6-10
_
6-15
25c
1
Ltd., class
6-
$1.21
(quar.)
A
&
5%
5-16
1
Co.,'4.64%
(A.)
7-
•
6-10
32V2C
— _____
Dock
5-20
50c
Piping (quar.l___
Mississippi Fower.4.40% preferred
2
7-
Co.
5-10
4-29
45c
Midwest
2
6-
43c
quar.)————
Co.
1
5-16
6-10
$1.25
Midwest
equal -to
preferred"
6-
5-
5-
6-20
(quar.)—
Fire
Cotton
Hartman
4-29
5-
5-16
50c
7-
&
Corp.
preferred
Meyer
4-20
56V4C
——
Tea
6-
10c
$20c
preferred
5%
4-20
7-
Ry
30c
60c
$20c
Corp.,
Class
4-20
20c
Pacific
5-31
(s-a)
Meadville
4-23
—
&
4-21
6-10
(s-a)
Common
4-23
—•
(quar.)
5-10
4-30
__i
(quar.)
Saskatchewan
A
McNeil Machine
4-15
5-
$1.50
(Del.)
5-20
8%c
(quar.)
Specialties
(initial)
Marquette
1
$25c
..
^
preferred
5%
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
1
5-15
(resumed)
4%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Candies
B
McCord
4V2C
—
of
A
:
A
Co.
Class
V'-"
$$1.12V2
(increased
Coal,
P.)
Drug
Harris
4-15
$1
-
6-15
,
Corp.
Matthiessen
,
593/ac
Dredge
Power
Haag
5-10
5-13
25c
.
10c
(stock dividend)
Class
4-30
8c
split)
(A.
Hamilton
12-16
1
6-
4-30
25c
:_
5-20
(quar.)__55c
Co.
West
Green
6-17
25c
(quar.)___
5-
(monthly)
recently changed from Lynch Carrier
$2.50
common
American
Northern
5-20
1
Co>—
$1.12
Star
Manitoba
6
(quar.-)-l.
•
Steel
Lakes
4-27
6-
40%
(quar.)__
5-16
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
Majestic
4-15
5-
3 V2C
(quar.)„__—
Great
7c
1
;
1
-'y
—
(quar.)
Atlantic
7c
Corp. (quar.)__
Telephone -(Pa.)— '
com.
5-
5-20
—_—:_—___—
T.)
<2-for-l
7c
dividend)
10c
12»/2c
MacFarlane's
5-17
3c
•—.____
(quar.)
tax
Great
.
Press,
(quar.)
1
5-20
7-
20c
,
Gas
quarterly-—--.
Container Corp. of America,
4%
preferred
(quar. )_r
Cuneo
1
—
per
City
Hubinger
;
(-stock
y
1
1-1-61
25c
r
Gas
Natural
6-
$20c
__1
Interstate
Oil &
1
6-
.:_
payment
Bros,
(W.
Hines
Co
1
Gas
Magnavox
Corp.—
Corp.
Grant
5-13
10%
Increased
Crystal
6-
6-15
& Electronics Corp.—
Controls
Granite
4-30
1
50c
__
Monthly •
Monthly
Coty
6-15
Star
Macco
1
35c
Investments, Ltd.—
deposit receipts—
Co.
Goldblatt
3
6-
8IV2C
'
Cosmos
25c
12 V2C
;_
preferred
(initial
convertible
Glasco
4-29
$1.50
Colonial Corp. of America<quar.)c—z.
Colorado Central Power (increased
monthly)
Commonwealth
6-
(quar.)
-—
5V2%
4-29
$1.50
__
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware Ltd.—
Class A (quar.):—:
Colorado
6-
26c
split)
Tin
Extra
4-30
5-16
12%c
Pittsburgh RR., 7% gtd. (quar.)
guaranteed
(quar!) __________
Clifton-Forge-Wnynesboro Telephone Co.—
Stock dividend
1
Commonwealth
6-15
Georgia-Bonded Fibres, Inc., class A
1
$1
_.J
Insulated
Time
Great
special
Collyer
2
20c
class
class
Systems.
•
preferred
(Interim
5-15
10c
(s-a)
2
(quar.)___
(quar.)
preferred
American
6-
6c
1.
1
6-
2
(quar.)
preferred
-
(4-for-l
5-31
75c
Cleveland &
4%
*4.75%
5-16
12%c
income
6-
Corp.
Name
4-30
Advertising
preferred
$6.86
6-
60c
Ry.
5-
5-
(quar.)
Oil
income
20c
quar.)
(quar.)
Mahoning
1
5-
(quar.)
9
27c
series).—
Semi-annual
6-
5-16
(quar.)
Co.
Great
.t—1
(quar.)
preferred (1946'& 1947
Chicago Yellow Cab (quar.)
2
23c
Castings
5-
,
4%
5-
(monthly)
Steel
General
Cherry-Burrell Corp.—
Common
1
5-12
(quar.)_
common
General
6-15
10c
investment
net
5-12
5-12
Products
5-13
27 Vac
(quar.)
4-30
12c
Lowney (Walter M.), Ltd. (quar.)
Lucky Stores
(quar.)_
Lykes Bros. Steamship (quar.)
Lynch Communications System, Inc.
4-25
5-27
6-
$$2
Shale
-
5-13
24c
(initial
common
5-13
W.) & Co.,
dividend
Travelwear,
Lone
9
25c
(quar.)
(initial)—
5-13
5-31
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Boston—
from
4
1
5-31
$1.12 Va
Corp.
1
$$1
(quar.)
Cigar
6-1
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
new
7-
1
56 y+c
:
(quar.)___
5-
(quar.)
A
Co.
6-
40c
Chambersburg Engineering (quar.)
Champlin Oil & Refining Co., $3 pfd. (quar.)*
Semi-annual
Service
5.28%
4-29
6-
J 10c
pfd.
(H.
4.84%
5-19
6-
30c
Crude
-
4-29
5-15
f 15c
(quar.)
U
6-15
____
(quar.)
Outdoor
4-29
___
(quar.)__
Public Service
Industries
Aircraft,
held
Industries, Inc., 4V2% pfd. (quar.)
Corp.
4.40%
4-29
5-15
34 %c
,
(quar.)
West
Vermont
Century
shares
General
4-29
32 VaC
60c
4 Vs%
Electric,
preferred
Central
preferred
Wood
Gas
4-29
32 Vac
(quar.)_
Louisiana
&
preferred
General
5-16
30c
(quar.)
5-15
12c
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (quar.)
Lilly (Eli) & Co. (quar.)_
6
6
(Canada)
common
4.36%
1
55-
*
5-17
6-10
31c
.___
Pirie & Scott,
4.50%
Company,
Garrett
$1.25
Ltd.
1
1
Or¬
(quar.)
4-29
Co.
6-
35c
:
5-15
Electric, Ltd.
Inc
preferred
Central
two
Ltd.
______'
33c
(quar.)_
4-30
50c
Portland Cement (quar.)__
Lexington Trust Fund-Shares__
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass (quar.)
Funds:—
preferred
&
4-22
(quar.)___
Sugar
5-15
''
12c
5
net investment
Lehigh
6
6-
,___
Ltd.,
New
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.):—
Central
J.),
General Telephone
J
Carson,
Aircraft,
each
Tile
&
(A.
General
preferred
5-
!
4-29
I
4.80%
Brick
Extra
15c
_
5-11
class A (increased-monthly)
(increased-monthly)
convertible pfd.
(initial-monthly)___
Leesona
div.)
!__
series..
Freiman
.
&
Custodian
4-29
preferred
1
50c
Chemical—
&
series
Income
25c
._
5-31
5-26
Corp.,
Special
(quar.)___
5-
6-23
15c
B
Stock
1
6-
.
(stock
quarterly
4-29
5.08%
F
6-
Lay
5-16
.
been
(quar.)_____
5-20
$20c
(quar.)
5-16
Leeds
5-16
'
(quar.)
5.50%
Machinery
Increased
5-15
H
preferred
6-15
$1.09
Fund—
5-15
G
Canada
Growth
33 VaC
conv.
1
5-13
4-29
Kratter
2
1
Bankshares
27'/2c
preferred
6-
5-31
5-10
2
$1.03
shares
7%
Co.,
(quar.)
E
55-
1
■
(quar.)
D
preferred
Chase
5-27
$25c
(quar.)
preferred
$6»/4C 1
income)
5-20
5-31
5-31
46y»c
General
5.36%
Cessna
3
6-
Co.—
5.20%
4Vn%
Food
6-
6%%
5.20%
Carrier
Florida
1
:______
(quar.)
4-21
3
6-
—______
Wisconsin
1
(quar.)____
A
5-13
'
5-20
(from
6-15
■
$$1
_.
preferred
,
5.30%
preferred
1
6-10
8c
Fund
5-
6-
—
Warehouse
Works
Southern
7-
_
6-
25C
2
5-30
34c
quar.)
General
Common Mquar.)
4.40%
Screw
First
7-
—
44c
(quar.)
40c
$1.20 convertible preferred
$1.20 convertible preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Insurance
4-22
3
for
&
Extra
.,
Gale
(quar.)
Oil, Ltd. (final)________
California
6-
$1.25
.
5-13
6-10
$1.20
$1.25
—
$1.50
preferred
Burmah
Burry
$28c
(quar.)___i_______
1
5-
4-30
2c
(quar.)
4-29
5-27
___;
common
6-
20c
5-14
50c
com.
National, Mortgage Assn.
Pacific Electric, common
preferred (initial)
!
5Va%
•
Corp.)
(quar.)___—
5-10
5-13
35 %C
;
Class
$1.18%
Westland
Fire
Fraser
split)
Company,
$5
13c
has
6-15
1
1
(quar.)__
4-30
15c
Federal
75c
Co.
of
Extra
v
Co.—
stock
Budd
„
30c
$1.37y2
above
of
Brunswick
;
4-30
.
(quar.)
&
Amer.
Corp.
Federal
(quar.)_________
Beryllium
(2-for-i
Co.
Compress
6-15
(quar.)
1
66-
$1
Pittsburgh—
(increased
Ltd.
share
6-15
25c
common
7-
f
(quar.)__
5-14
(quar.)
Co.,
common
Morse
Co.,
Federal
(initial)-
title
changed
Electric
Bearing
1
Co.—
A
Brunswick-Balke-Collender,
4-19
15c
Gold Mines, Ltd.
Company (quar.)
&
5-14
Extra
6
1
__
2
Kings County Trust (Brooklyn, N. Y.)(quar.)
Lone
7-
4-—
5-20
4-29
5-
$1.10
(quar.)__
class
$30c
(initial)
7-
(quar.)
Ltd.,
$14c
__
(quar.)
$62 %c
Ltd.
1
5-11
$2
37c
Co,
$14c
51c
preferred
Federal
(quar.)
Co.,
Keystone Steel & Wire
4
:___
:_____
__
preferred
$68%c
Co.;
Stores
6-
3
(quar.)
preferred
Machine
income
American
15c
5.60%
9c
(annual)
British-American
Broadway-Hale
5-20
1
Knickerbocker
4.36%
$1.40
—
4-28
6-
$$.085
K-l, quar¬
terly from net investment income
Keystone Income Common Stock Fund Ser¬
4-15
$1.06%
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5%2%
Bowes
5-17
75c
ies S-2, semi-annual from
______
dinary shares
—
4-21
6-
1
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Keystone Income Fund, Series
1
4-26
4-15
Co.—
common____
Ketchum
deposit receipts
1 shilling 2 pence equal
5-18
Fedders
—_—
Lamson
3
5-10
7-
3c
;
Kerr-Addison
5-20
Investment
First
investment
1
6-10
2
Fund—
(From
5-13
convertible
6
5
30c
(quar.)_
,___
&
2
5-
5-
1
(quar.)
Manufacturing (quar.)
Utilities, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Kelly Douglas &
Kennametal, Inc.
4-30
45c
2
15c
Fund, Inc.—
investment income)
net
6-
5%
:
(quar.)___—______
5-
Ridge Mutual
(From
Boston
4-26
6-
5-31
5%
-
6-
-
75c
Southern
$1.76
5-10
per
6c
<
4-26
4-30
6-13
5-
12%c
—
4-30
5-20
cents
(quar.)
55-
1
6-17
Amer.
of
District
11-23
(quar.)_____J_l________
Bros.
Tobacco, common
(quar,)
f
preferred (quar.)
;
Bloch
Ltd.
6-
2%
Fireman
4%%
5-17
6-30
25c
10c
.'
preferred
5-31
Stores
1
6-15
$1.75
dividend >___
common
6-
100%
(quar.)
pfd.
5-13
30c
30c
Aircraft Corp.
(stock dividend)—
(3-for-l split subject to approval of stock¬
4.25%
Iowa
com¬
on
preferred
Iron
4-15
t$8
$$1.25
5%
preferred (quar.)_.
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
4
6-13
Empire
10c
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric
5.60%
preferred
(quar.)
4-20
4-29
______—_
$1.12
Sept. 8)
Corp. (quar.)—___
taken
Storage Battery Co.
Equitable
holders
9
time)
Inc.
Optional
50c
___
2
5-
$$10
1
Electronics
6-
50c
(quar.)__
5-
1
Corp.,
(stock
Co.
Investors Mutual of Canada, Ltd
Investors Trust (R. I.)_______
Iowa Power & Light, 4.40%
5-25
6-
Loan
10c
div.)
(quar.)
income)
Co.
5-16
4-29
$4.50
—_
dividend)
action
(quar.)
Quarterly
Beech
Beneficial
Co.
payment
40c
__
5-16
1
6%
Jones
—
(stock
(No
Rubber,
5-13
23y2C
(s-a)
6-
4
Ltd.—
4.80%
4-29
6-
5-
25c
.__
___
55c
4-29
C
____
Markets
12Vic
Corp.,
registered class A (quar.)
class A bearer (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Duquesne Brewing Company of
4-29
4-29
>0.84003
dividend)
(initial)
55c
'
.
5-26
Dupuis Freres, Ltd.—
4-29
1
6-
_
(stock
Inc
8V2C
(quar.)
Bradstreet,
Fairbanks
Tools,
14c
100%
(monthly)
to approximately 9
deposit receipts
Inc.—
(quar.)
Gas
&
Final
4-20
2
59c
non-voting non-cumulative preferredMills, common
(quar.)
__:
preferred
2
5-
2IV2C
Avondale
$4.50
5-
___
Co.
$1
:_
—
Driver-Harris
1
(quar.)
30c
2
5-16
6-
L___
(quar.)
Atlantic
Steel
5-
1
'
30c
Ry.
Atlantic
Automatic
6-
40c
Air
2%
Shares—
:
Aircraft
investment
Textbook
(quar.)—
common
Laboratories
net
Silver
Fund
payment at this
Drackett
Co.
(quar.)
Co.—
Waters, Inc. (quar.)—
(Del.), common (quar.)
Charlotte
(From
International
dividend)
mon
Dun
(quar.)_.
&
Atlanta
5-16
c
62 V2C
America,
A
5-25
35c
Puritas
Water
Class
6-15
37 V2C
preferred series B (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
Artesian
Douglas
Harvester, 7% pfd.
International Investors, Inc.—
International
5-31
Fund—
(From
investment
income)..
Insurance Co. of North America (stock
be
Holders
Payable of Req.
12V2C
International
6
Interstate Department
Anglo Investment
(annual)——
preferred
Dorsett
5-10
34%
___
&
5%
5-20
5-31
6
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
!
preferred
(quar.)
$2.36 preferred (quar.)
$2.40 preferred series A (quar.)
$2.50 preferred
(quar.)
$4.35
6-20
6-15
6-
(initial)
Split
$6.75.
shares
Fields
Share
A
5-13
Investors
Trust
new
class
Institutional Shares, Ltd—
Institutional Foundation
split
will
Company
Credit,
5-
5-16
25C
&
Extra
40c
Common
Arrowhead
5-31
40c
(quar.)_
common
1
12c
.__
Yard
(stock
Oil
Common
5-13
50c
$1.10
$2.75
r
1
6-15
16 y4 c
____
(quar.)_
Service
6-
30c
(quar.)
of
preferred
Arizona
Dominion
1
value
to
dividend)
Stock
Houses,
6-
income)
'
(quar.)__I
Inc. (quar.)
Anheuser-Busch',
5-13
1
6-
____
(quar.)__
Foundries
Water
5.50%
Co.
6-17
7-
(quar.)
Hospital Supply (quar.)
Meter
Co.
(quar.)
American .Seating
Dobbs
Dominguez
Monthly
25c
.
American
6-10
5-20
5-13
16.
Investment
1
93 %c
May
interest
Corp.
4-15
1
<
Par
$13.50
Investment
6-10
7-
$1.25
____
Union
Beneficial
Name of
Finance—
(stock
6-
(quar.)___
Telegraph
Valley
A
6-
of
District
Class
1
6-
(quar.).!
_________
American
about
40c
__
America, common (quar.)
$3.75
preferred
(quar.)
American Airlines,
Inc., common (quar.)___
3i/2%
preferred
(quar.)
American
6-
2
6-
$0.006V*
:
two-for-one
a
stock.
from
Delaware
5-13
6-10
$18c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
common
5-25
approve
common
effective
of Rec,
5c
.
(quar.)_
preferred A (quar.)___
$5.50
Payable
5-
Light Co.—
changed
$1.50
Ltd.
common
Holders
25c
,
_______
preferred
Alan
the
of
When
Per
;
investment
net
&
Stockholders
13c
1
A
When
Per
of Rec,
Fund—
from
Power
Holders
12Vic
._
class
:
Income
Payable
Inland
(quar.)
Corp.,
(Quarterly
When
Share
,
Inc.—
B_._
Delaware
payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Name of
preferred
Dejur-Amsco
an¬
per
Company
Dean-Phipps Stores,
the
Then
show
we
Name of
9
Drugs,
convertible
Fruit
Stock
Co.,
5-10
7-
1
6-13
20c
6-
3
5-2Q
$22V2c
7-
2
6-15
25c
6-30
11c
5-27
6-10
(quar.)_.—
(Kansas
6-
3
5- 6
,
5-23
City)—
(quar.)-.:
Co.*
5
$1
(quar. )_^——
Corp.
Inc.
preference
6-
**
•'
(quar.%
Pictures
Coal
'
(quar.-H._—
Ltd.- (quar.)___—
Sulphur
Corp.
62yac
prior
5-16
preferred
common
(quar.)
dividend
(qua
._
'
4-251
10c
(quart¬
7-
1
6-13
3iy„c
6-
1
5-16
834C
6-15
5-20
2%
common,
6-15
5-20
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
57y2ci
6-
1
5-20
4.68%
preferred
(quar.)
58V2c
6-
1
5-20
10
Per
Name of
Petrolite
Co.
(quar.)
Natural
Pioneer
Gas
Stockholders
of
the
will
Pittsburgh
5%
Coke
&
Pope
New
25c
$1.20
$1.25
25c
7V2c
1S2
$1
;—
1—_
_____
1
5-18
West
1
5-18
Western Light &
6-
/
Point
Inc.
(quar.)
Republic
Rexall
Industrial
Corp.
Drug & Chemical Co.
(quar.)J
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.
Rheem
Manufacturing,
4'/a%
Richfield "Oil' Corp.
Robinson
Class
(J.
C.)
Company,
A
(quar.)
ifcochester
Transit
-
Rockwell-Standard
& Haas Co.,
Rohm
"4%
Mexican
Rosaria
Extra
I Class
Roxbury
5-26
Atchison,
5-20
Whirlpool
35c
6-10
5-23
85c
6-10
5-23
25c
5-20
%
Common
4%%
Oil
4.70%
5-16
5-13
6-15
6-
6-
preferred
Del
John
6-
1
Salant
6-10
&
Salant,
4-18
56-
5-
Savage
Scott
5-
—._
9c
5-
2V2C
57-
7-
6-15
Dillon
Scotten
Power
Securities
r
1
J.—
(quar.)
preferred
5-
10c
5-16
5-
5-
3
6-24
6-10
2
8-
1
1
V
v
5-14
Simmons
Co.
Simpson's,
5-20
25c
6-10
5-20
7-
1
6-10
3%
9-30
9-10
7-
1
$1.25
6-
75c
—
...
4-29
10c
Smith
Tool
Co.
Socony-Mobil
South
4-14
6%
Allen
Class
A
Class
.
B
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
5-
2
2
5-
2
$1
50c
8-
1
1
1
1
pfd.
11-
1
$1.05
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-
1
1
(R.
■
__.
Business
Machines,
Allentown
5-13
Allied
" 75c
6-10
5-16
5-
2
Allied
Laboratories
6-10
5-
2
Allied
Mills,
Inc.-
Radio
Corp.
4-18
Allyn
&
4-18
Alpha Beta Food Markets,
Portland
Control
Cement,
class
A
1\
(initial)___!__;
common
1
6-
1
12V2c
(quar.)_
4.08%
preferred
4.24%
6%
preferred
preferred
preferred
-5-17
r
50c.,
_
;
5-
-
^.5-10,
iuthwestern
15c
v
preferred
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Spiegel, Inc., common
convertible
$4.50
Spur
Oil
Squirt
Co.
Company
JStatham
,__
;_
(quar.)
—
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
Instruments
:
;
3 ti %
Stein
preferred
(A.)
&
Sterling
Oil
Sun
Co.
____
5 ti %
preferred
Sunshine
$1.40
!
s
common
$1.25
6-
1
American
6-15
6-
1
Inc.,
5-
4-19
1
6-
5-13
1
5-16
5-
2
American
4-15
American
1
6-30
6-10
Increased
Texas
Texas
Thew
Pacific
Shovel
Thomas
Home
6-10
5-
5
6-
5-
Coal
Co.
5
1
6-
1
6-
3
135 c
7-
5-
2
Thompson
4»/2%
6-15
5-
(From
2
5-15
5-
2
5-15
5-
2
Quarterly
!
A
4-29
Aberdeen
4-22
American Premier
$1.25
4-29
3
6
6-
6-
1
5-16
25c
7-
1
6-15
15c
5-16
5-
45c
6-30
$ 1.12ti
Co., common
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
$4
preferred
(quar.).
$3.70
preferred
(quar.)
Union
Carbide
Union
Finance
Class
6%
B
-•
preferred
United
Carbon
non-cumulative
.United
S.
Life
Fire
&
Accident
S.
Lines
U.
S.
Truck
Universal
Co.
American
8-15
7-20
American Thread
Lines
(2ti-for-1
t
Quarterly
American
Insurance
_j
Thermos
Products
Co..
Tobacco
(N.
Co.
iN.
Y.)
(Del.)
1
5-
5-
3
4-15
6c
5-
3
4-15
5-
3
4-15
Amoskeag Co., S4.50
50c
Insur.
Co.
6-
6c
6-10
5-25
Anaconda
"(2-for-l
H.)—
_'
5-
2
4-29
Anderson,
5-
2
4-20
Anderson
Class
50c
6-10
5-20
25c
(quar.)_
6-15
5-31
Wire
Post
$1
30c
split)
6-15
5-13
&
preferred
(s-a)
B
&
Corp,
dep.
rets"
2"
4-19
Sanders
Vapor
Vulcan
5%
Co.
(initial)
35c
5-31
4-29
(quar.)
35c
6-24
6-
20c
5-13
4-29
Corp.
Corp.
(quar.)
Materials,
common
Vulcan
k
&
Heating
(quar.)
12tic
6-10
5-26
20c
6-20
5-26
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
5.75%
6.25%
-
$1.43%
6-20
5-26
preferred
$1.56'/4
6-20
5-26
Walker-Scott
Warner
Waverly
1
&
.7-
1
;—
Africa,
6-22
5--16
4-
4-28
2V2c\
-
5-16
8
Corp.
Works
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.
(s-a»
12
tic
5-14
4-30
40c
5-25
5-11
25c
6^2
'
5-2
'
$2.90
preferred
(quar.i
172c
5-2
preferred
(quar.)
t56V4C
5-2
5-16
5-
5
preferred
Corp.,
Ltd.,
$2.40
2nd
$2.50
preference
pfd.
'•
common
A
series
$1.12V2
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
Co.
2
4-11
5-
2-
4-11
-
6-
1
160c
«
5-
2
4-20
162'/2c
,
5-
2
4-20
.
«.
.
4-20
25c
4-30
4-15
7.
1
30c
5-
2
lOc
5-
2
4-19
4-29
3-23
(quar.)
Corp.
(s-a)
"
1%
25c
_
"
.
for
lc
Ordinary
free
17i/aC
4-21
1
,■
$ 00875
'
4.30
i
4-10
.
4-30
,
1
4-
8
- $1
5-. 1
+25c
5-2
4-12
4-14
j18c
'
5.2
4-14
M.)
British
_
__
__
'
_
~
•
•
•
••
5-2'
30c
(s-a)
5.
25c
5-2
31c
IIIIIIII-
2
5-2
31i/.c
~1
5_
2
33c
^
5.
"
2
45c
11™
60c
(quar.)_____
HSc"
.
4-1
4-1
3-28
4-14
4-11
2
5-16
5-16
5-16
4-20
f40c
(quar. )__^__
7-
2
371/2C
5-:
1
4-29
4-29
4-29
5-31
4-11
$L25
5-
1
4-11
j52C
/
I4-1
4-1
4-1
4-
4.30
5-
115c
.
4-22
;/
4-27
1834c
120c
A
Breweries Ltd.
(quar.)_
Canadian Bronze Co.,
Ltd., common
(quar.)—
*
32c
Canadian
pref.
1
5-16
'
"
5- 5
4-15
1
5-
28%c
-
Telephone—
common
6-
75c
Assn.
4-14
4-14
2
21c"'
(quar.)
convertible
Ltd.,
5-
-
quar.)
Insurance
5-9
5.2
5C
$1.75
______
Power—
(quar.)
Fire
4- 8
7-8
4-15
lOr
-
1_
)quar.)—
&
4-29
7-29
—.
Company—*
(Increased
4-
120c
t20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
5
5-20
Co
participating class
Participating
5%
4
ifinal)
from
common
60c
:
5-
6-20
4-
v
"
;r
__
Canada Foils,
Extra
4-25
5-
•
125c
.
(quar.)
B
4-18
5..
4-18
12-31
\
preferred
Camden
'
5-1
62y2c
$1.12Va
(quar.)__
(quar.)___
preferred
-
t$1.37V2
4-2S
9
95c
preferred (quar.)__
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd.____
Campbell Soup Co. (quar.)
$1.25
4-8
6-
4-29
1-5-61
;
$1.32
'4-8
4V2%
Anthes-Imperial Co., Ltd.—
5V2%
preferred B (quar.)__.
Anvil Branch, 5%
pfd. (accum.)
Ltd.,
preferred
$1.24
4-14
5-10
1
5-2
iioc
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)___
$1.20 preferred (quar.)_____
5-24
5-16
1
2
Co.—
.-*$1
6-
5.
17l/ac
Refining
Gas
Products
California Water
.
*30c
s.xg
4
•;
(quar.).:
$3 preferred
(quar.)!
California Packing Co.
5-2
.
(A.
Common
4"l4
■
4-15
tax)
Terminal
Common
6.3%, amounting to about 90c per
American share) i_
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A (quar.)
Argus
Sugar
rets,
Co.,
California
'
Ltd.
(final
Appalachian Power Co., 4j/2%
Ltd
(increased)
Gas
Steel
dep.
&
.7%
6-24
4-29 '
15c
payment of 7
shillings less South African non-resident
4.50%
Swasey
Oil
(quar.)
Union
Common
tax of
-Vance
—
6-
4-29
Mines, Ltd.—
Byers
4-7
2
25c
(quar.)_
Bush
4-22
6-15
i5C
-
Ltd.—
Quarterly"
5-31
1
5-
50c
(quar.):
common
South
Mines,
Co.
Taunton
income
•
25c
(quar.)
of
Pioneer
Amer.
Burns
4-20
5-
""
$2:25
(quar.)______
•
3
—
8
6-10
2\
7-1
50c
_______
Anglo-American
6-24
5-
__i_
Co.
Co.
Vu-—~
Tobacco Co.
preferred
Burma
•»
v'
-
preferred
■.
X2xkc
t
Corp.,
■
4-22
6-
registered (final payment of
free of British income tax but
(Approximately
7V2c
4-8
3
15c
;
Inc.. 4% pfd. (quar.)_____I_H__I
Bullocks Ltd., class A (s-a )_____;
i._
'
•Class
B
(s-a )__
12-12
4-
2
6-
6c
Bullock's
9-12
"«
4-29
*37Vac
.
Cable
;v
•
5.
22c
(quar.)_„
(Ralph)
$3.80
"
/
•
(quar.)
Products
Clayton
Electric
American
Corp.—
(Miami)—*
(quar.)
split)
American Viscose Corp.
Anchor
(quar.)
stock
5%
Co.-r-
90c
2
Co.
Co.
12-20
*
'
•
1:_____1________
30c
(quar.)
Match
&
7-20
•_
U.
Title
7-20
(quar.)
Insurance
American
7-20
.
Quarterly
U.
$1.25-.
,
4-8
(quar.)
_
6-10
9-20
6-8
<5-2
(initial)
(quar.)
$1,75"
8-15
America
B
11
(quar.)
and
4-6
4-8
20%
Class
preferred (quar.)__
Smelting & Refining—
preferred
8-15
(quar.)
Co.
7%
Inc.
5-2
$1.19
,
.6-20+..
4-20
stockholders
4-20
*
5-20
2
$0,176
to
(quar.)
$1.25
6-27
1
5.
$1.06
(final)
A
$1,25 }
7-29
6-
7-1
2)
of
Products
5-10
5-2
-
/.Class
(quar.)___
5%
June
4-29
5-24
50c
4-20
4-30
8-22
11-19
5-16
75c
4-15
,
1
•
1
87yac
5-10
17%Ck
~
9-
r 11-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
"5-2
(quar.)
8-15
(quar.)
r
(quar.)
Ltd.—
preferred
common
Buckeye Corp., common (stock dividend)
Buckeye Steel Castings Co.l
Buckingham Freight Lines, Inc.. tS DJ—""
non-cumulative preferred
87tic
!
Lines,
(Minn.)
5-21
25c
'
5c
-
1
10c
(quar.)
65c
-
6-
4-25
4-
$1
(subject
Corp.
Buchanan
11-30
•
4-11
20c
(quar.)
Brooklyn
9-10
12-15"
2
10c
common
common
Ltd.
British-Columbia
6-10
9-29
5-
.
preferred
Paper,
Brockton
4-4
6-29
>
4c:
'4c "
non-cumulative
$1
—
Corp. (quar.)
Corp., class A
(quar.)
4c
5-16
4-25
10c
less expenses of
Depositary deduction)__
Texas)
5%
92tic
____
(quar.)
preferred
$3.50
(increased)
President
2
50c
21c
(quar)
pence
Brodie
-5-20
-.
/
;
A_
(quar.)_
dividend
11
;
(quar.)
A
\
class
Insurance
5-
5%
r
5-31
2
Petroleum,
American
5-11
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)_—1
Electric
(Gaiv.,
1-
4-15
100%.
Co.,
...
6c
Ow
American Natural Gas Co.
5-
5-13
6-
2
(Initial)__
common
preferred
Bearer
4-20
5-
20c
Corp.,
«mtrv,aA
British American
4-20
.
_____—__—
5-31
American
Union
Insurance
4.25%
Bralorne
income)
_____
7tic
20c
com.
'
2
2
5-16
(initial)
,
5-
3-31
1
(quar.)
Bourjois,
.
5-
class
Corp.-—
preferred
3-31
5-2
6-
'
20c
Inc.,
new
Corp.,
2
3-31
17yac
/
Edison
5-
4-19
2
50c
(quar.)
Co., class A_______
Fisheries
4-22
4-29/
5-
*40c
117yac
_
(quar.)
Inc..
>
•
115c
dividend
Bowman
3-31
4-15
5-4
20c
(resumed).
(quar.)____
preferred
Bowling
5-2
1
5-4
5-2
40c
(increased)
common
6-1
35c
_____
approval
«
$1.12Va
Quarterly
„•
*
25c
/
.
•
5-
$1.25
Fund—
Quarterly
$1.27Vi
(quar.)____!
Inc.—
investment
National
5-
■
6-1
6V4C
Ltd.—
Gorham,
Inc.
Cascade
4.78%
4-14
-
32'/2c
(quar.)_:
Mutual
net
J.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
American
N.
Ltd.
4-15
(quar.)__-_^_
Works
&
Quarterly
Stock
4-30
2
6-10
4-15
(quar.)_____
Furniture
Bell,
8-31
5-
1
Company Corp.
Starr
7-
4-29
4-29
150c
Corp.
Iron
Bowater
11-30
"
5-15
,
30c
..
__
!_______
common
9-15
5c
(monthly)
(Newark,
Mills,
Climax
Metal
American
2
Co.
Paper
preferred
5-15
(quar.)__
class
Co.
5%
American
$1.08
$1.04
(increased)
(J. R.)
5-15
6
Corp.
______—
Israeli
American-Marietta,
5
5-
5-31
6-15
Insurance
Quarterly
American
20c
Oil
&
American
5-10
6-15
(quar.)_
Products
4-26
4-22
12-15
Paper,
2%
5-20
30c
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gossett
3y2%
4-18
25c
American
,/'
5-20
&
"
(quar.28yac
(quar.)
Mfg.. Co.
Boston
"
4-28
v
50c
(Stock dividend )___^__v__
Corp., common
Power
A
______:
preferred A
conv.
Borg-Warner
5-20
25c
'
4-22
4-15
__^___
Aircraft
4%
(Orlando,
Quarterly
Co.
8-19
4-26
Corp.
New
5-20
5-25
40c
:
Quarterly-
4-29
Corp.—
(quar.)__"
Industries,
Casualty Co.
9-19
(quar.)
Oil Corp.
Booth
•
50c
(quar.)
$1
Stock
4-8
6-15
.
4c
Co.
Furniture
18c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Fire &
American
33c
»
(quar.)_
4-29
semi-annual
Industries,
5%
■
Co.
Distilling.
4-22
110c
—__
Management
?
'
income)
Can
American
5-13
6-
in-
net
8-19
6-20
Products
Boise
4-18
6-15
" "
25c
(from
5-20
9-19
&
4-15
5-2
25c
Shares
6-20
$1
RR.—
Quarterly
Theatres,
!
(quar.)_
Business
vestment
4-29
I
Shares
American
-
37'/2C
(quar.)
preferred
37 V2C
37'/2c
Ohio
Bobbie Brooks,
*
Corp.—
(quar.).—
Broadcasting-Paramount
common
5%
3
3-
4-20
Arma
5-15
41J/4c
$1.10
1
Tampa Electric Co., common (quar.)
4.32% preferred A (quar.)—
/,
4.16% preferred B (quar.)
5.10% preferred C (quar.)
Television
Bosch
preferred
6-15
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)_*
preferred
American
2
28 tic
(quar.)
Inc.
Ltd.,
2
5-
5-14
.___
(quar.)
Biscuits,
Superior Propane,
5-
1
87 tic
(quar.)___
(quar.)
A
1
6-
12c
(quar.)_____!__
preferred
6-
t$1.31
._—
Sunray Mid-Continental Oil, com.
4ti %
2
.•
4-16
12-30
(quar.)
&
Blue
•-
9-30
'
4-14
preferred
Black
5- 6"
,,
30c
(quar.)___
pfd. A
Fund_____
Investment
4-30
30c
(quar.)_.
Company
Steinbergs, Ltd., 5t4%
;
5-
45c
10c
(quar.)
common
i__
1
3%
Water (Conn.) (quar.
Standard Steel Products Mfg. (quar.)
Chemical,
(quar.)
5-13
12%
Stamford
Stauffer
preferred
6-
15c
dividend)____
(stock
4%
4V2% second preferred (quar.^
-*57c vf
5-31
Amalgamated Sugar, 5% preferred (quar.)__
'12Vic
/;5*"2>Amerada Petroleum Corp.
(quar.)
50c
4-29
American Book (increased-qv.ar.)
45c
5- 2
37tic
$1.12ti
:
dividend )_
(stock
5
33c
com.
'
$1.32
5
5-
..-"V- '--?■■■* k: • v ,'v
H*25c 'x'\6-;^-1
5-6
Canada, Ltd.—
1-13-61
(quar.)'
preferred (quar.)
4%
Best
10-14
$1.50
8
4-27
Bieaerman
4-29
6-30
15C
Belmont
4-29
5-25
36c
.
Telephone,
$1.44
5
5-
5-31
5-25
4-
7-15
$1.50
______________
Common
Bell
4-18
^
3TJ/2C'",
:
4-30
(reduced-quar.)
,
5- 6
10c
l__
Investors
States
5-
5-31
Co. of
(quar.)__
Rubber
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., com.
; Common (final)
7% preferred (quar.)__
4-22
5-20
,
22I/2c
(quar.)__—••
com.
(quar.)_____.
preferred
Behlen
6
5-^2
8c
;
_w____
(quar.)__;
(quar.)
preferred
15c
$1.50
preferred
Class
1* V' 6- 3
30c
(quar.)
Southwestern
5-31
26tic
(quar.)
4.88%
Aluminum
5
5-31
297/8C
30tic
(quar.)
4.78%
5-
25tic
(quar.)
preferred
4-20
4-20
Baystatev Corp.
4-25
;30c-
4-14
4-30
4y2%
5-13
5-16
35c
___
1
4-30
Barber
j-
(quar.)__u._
Inc.-
Bacon,
'
\
quar.)______
2%
1
$1.12Va
Basic
5-16
40c
•
(increased
dividend)
(stock
com.
$1.12''/a
Beech
(quar.)
!
.
Co.,
&,
4-15
;
.
preferred
Banlife
5-16
6-
,
preferred (quar.)
Bathurst
,6-1
12V2c
Co.—.
•„
Inc.—
^.______
V
4'/a%
4%
—
75c
,
S.)
Common
10-22
25c
(quar.)
C.)
5-26
!
4-29
6-10
(quar.)
preferred
4-15
4-14
-
6-10
7-
4-15
4-(5
4-30
4-30
4-30
(L.
Baltimore &
10-22
$1.15
4.20%
Co.,
preferred
4-15'
4-30
4-30
4-1
10-22
11-
4-30
.
4-
10-22
11-
5-11
4-20
5-20
7-22
11-
;
;
1
4-30
Ltd.—
6%
7-22
1
50c
Power
A (quar.)X_--_---i--_----.'
preferred B (quar.)_>
;_d_—1,
Baldwin
7-22
1
8-
5-
H'AC
37Vac
17>/aC
15c
(quar.)
common
6%
7-22
8-
4-15
4-30
4-23
s
50c
s,
Corp.,
30c
.
(quar.) _i______'
6%
*8-1
4-15
4-15
4-30
4-23
*
4-4
.
:6- 1
V'% •
4- 4%
\
(quar.)__
11947 series)__
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp." (quar.)
Baldwin Piano Co.—
4-23
5-
Banking
1-15
.
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
:| ;14q
(quar.. :
10-15'
5-16
10c
15c
ll%c
.
(quar.)____I___r_-l____^_--——
Common
4-23!
2
Ltd.
4-5
4'/a%
5-18
5-
$1
6-15
4-31
6-10
(quar.)__
A
prior preferred
preferred
A
7-15
Ayres
4-18
50c
6-10
4-29
Inc.—
Co.—
&
4-4
7-15
25c
10-15
25c 1-15-61
!
'
; 4c '
5-16
—-
—
Funds,
preferred
6%
5-2
25c
15c**
4-18
1
(quar.)_
+17tic
$1
'
___________
Mutual
class
Mines,
5-20
5-16 •
preferred
(quar.)___—'
$34,/aC.f
5 Va % preferred (1958 series)—$34 Vac '
Avco Corp.
(quar.)___
L_:_
12y2c
4-22
1
5-
$1
;
—
B
Quarterly
''
Co.—
(quar.)
1 5y2%
4-22
Si
5-13
75c
!
4-25
5-
(quar.)__
Common
New
2
$1
4-21-
,
5-
-•
15c
—
1
.____—___
.
Edison
(quar.)
Okla.)
-—
Avalon Telephone Co.,
4-18
5-31
(quar.)
—
1
:
:
7
13c
(quar.)
^____
,____
6-
Development Co.—
California
preferred
'
conv.
Automobile
6%
6-15
6- 1
5-2
155c *
933/4c
125c
1
'
Southern
(s-a)
lc'"
Gold
4-7
Co.—
(Tulsa,
Newspaper,
$1.20
":
,
(quar.
Insurance
Austin-Nichols
3-31
27c
1":—_
5-
5-10
Aunor
5-12
v
$1
61c
60c
50c
Ltd.
_________
preferred (quar.)
_____j.____
6JA%
preferred (quar.)•; _______—:»■
$1.50
50c
40c
(quar.)
4-25
•>
Ltd.—
Quarterly
_—
Quarterly
Development
.5 Class
2%
(quar.)__.
(quar.)
Allied
...
dividend)—
(stock
preferred
10c
(quar.)_
Oil
Texas
•
'
.
5-16
18c
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Railway—.
1
.
5-
30c
(quar.)
A
4.60%
/
5-
(reduced)
5-10
(quar.)__
% 6%,
Holders
4-25
50c
B
Alabama
5-13
"
5-31
Extra
4-29
'
<
10c
(quar.)_
Extra
122 tic
.___
4-7
4-7
(s-a)
3.75%
Refining,
Augusta
•
Payable of Rec.
2 l/10c
(quar.)—
A
Class
5-13
___
Co.
Atomic
<
____.:
B
Class
1
——
capital
a
(initial quar.)
com.
Manufacturing
By-Products class
Extra
6-
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Sinclair Oil Corp.
new
Corp.
Extra
$1
(quar.)
plus
Inc.
Extra
Class
6-10
1
5-13
When
•'
,*
__.
Brass
Class
_____
(quar.)
Ltd.
1
8
1
,
,
per
Extra
4-29
35c
3114c
common
4-
6-
5-
.
Class
7-15
35c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Fund,
Alabama
._
Co.,
—
4-20
6
6-15
10c
7J/2c
preferred
Paper Co., Ltd.—
Power
4-30
$1.50
12V2c
(initial)
(quar.)
55c
5-13
(quar.)
Co.
prior
7-15
—
preferred A
Life
(quar.)
Mfg.,
4-14
6-10
common
Steel
Akron
4-27
8-
(quar.)__
Pacific
$2.44
income
"■51At%
*
Sierra
Steels,
Share
Aeronca
•
class A
90c
Atlas
Atlas
(Reg.)—
div. of $0,017
Aerojet-General
55c
(quar.)
Sidney Roofing &
Atlantic
5-31
Company
Fund
Advisers
$1
pfd,
4-30
6-20
,
v
'
Adams-Millis
66-
85c
.__
common
5-25
5-14
—
4-29
5-2
5- 2
5-2
preferred
preferred
37c
Corp.—
6- 1
$1
$1.183/4
$1
—_—$2.50
(quar.50c
Wholesalers
5Vi%
32 tbc
(accumulative)
r. Class A common
6-
____
Co.,
Refining
Atlantic
9
5-11
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
.
gains distribution of $0.004)
Acme Missiles & Construction—
6-
—
(quar.)
Water, 5%
Atlantic
5-
1
6- 1'
5- 2
RR.
Line
non-cum.
25c
Light Co.
Service
'
(An
3
—
(quar.)
Corp.,
5-13
6-
c
Coast
Atlantic
we
Name of
4-30
1——
(quar.)____,
(quar.)
6-10
621/2
—
(quar.i.
&
Public
Aberdeen
6-
____
A
Valley
preferred
5-13
343sc
27tic
dividend
Shenango
r
4-20
5-15
293sc
$0,169
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams
4%
;
(two-for-one split)
Falls
40c
_______
(s-a)
.
29lie
(quar.)
(quar.)________
Acceptance
Stock
5%
32 tic
29}£c
(quar.)_____
Co.
Seabright-Oswego
Sealed
25c
115c
—
C
common
2
5-16
7-1
5-18
•.Extras
6-15
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
2
5-
7-29
4-15
10c
D
Corp.
Arms
Paper Co.,
5-
5-31
8-19
6-15
$1
Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.
25c
;,'5%
5-13
5-13
17VaC
30c
City Electric—
/ '*"
preferred (quar.)——
4.75% preferred (quar.)_
4%
preferred (quar.)—
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
preceding table.
V
"
V;
\
:
; ' "
'
'
6
,-r.l—__
$3.40
Co.,
Power
Below
.
6
6-
.__
$2.
5%
Quarterly d
Acme
class A
(quar.)_
preferred
preferred
6%
;
5-19
6-15
$1
series
Sangamo Electric Co.
5%
Wolverine Shoe Ac Tanning (Mich.)
Publishing
Co.
(quar,)-,
5-16
5c
4-15
3-17
4-1
Co.—
———-—-
2Va%
World
1
6-
75c
_____
series E (quar.)_.
Mining, Ltd
Rey
Company
Bros.,
5-
1
6-15
10c
3c
3-22
5- 2
partic. class A (quar.)_____—_________
Truck Lines, class A (quar.)
$4
5-16
series
preferred
5Vi%
______
iquar.)____
Witherbee-Shcrinan
5-10
1
B
&
Wisconsin
6
(quar.)___
—______________
Wisconsin
6-
%
dividend--—;—
Wilson-Jones
Wilson
32 Vac
—_______
Quarterly
4-29
_____
series
preferred
4.70%
St.
pfd.
Co.
-—
(quar.)
common
preferred
Wilcox
5-10
(quar.)
conv.
Company
Corp.,
4-29
'
Telegraph
&
Atlantic
5-25
Works—
Water
Jose
•
6-14
$1
class A
Ltd.,
4-22
4-22
6
(quar.)__L
Carpet
2
6
5-14
—.—
Oak Dairy,
Royal
5-
2
5-16
".—
5- 6
13c
Common
6-
6-10
(quar.)
A
31V4C
Telephone
Associated
6-15
50c
(quar.)
___—1_
4-22
30c
6-10
._
common
2
30c
15c
Foods
Corp.,
4-29
5-
(quar.)__
10c
12?/2c
(quar.)__—___—.'
_—'_____
Rothmoor
5-14
50c
(quar.)
5-31
(quar.)—
common
A
30c
(quar.)
Weyerhaeuser
4-29
'55c
7y2%
Supply—
(initial-quar.)
common
West.inghouse Air Brake
'
preferred
5-18
(quar.)—)
Co.
New
6-23
Telephone, common
$1.31'A
433/4c
62Vac
Stationers
Associated
to
5-27
6-14
Industries,. Ltd
Rogosin
San
Corp.
subject
4-29
1
1__
—_—___
_
2
1
7-
' $1.12Mt
75c
(quar.)
5c
common
,
(quar.)_
5-
5-15
4-29
1
(quar.)
1
3
May
_
6-17
common__—.—_
(quar.)_"
preferred
held;
preferred (quar.)
5.20%
preferred (quar.)I
20c
(quar.
6-
dividend)
share
5%
7-
*
(quar.)______„—,
36c
de¬
American
Holders
4-30
5-1
6- 1
6- 1
Associated
5-27
35c
2
4-29
5-27
115 c
______
2
5-
5-18
Stock
I
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd. (quar.)
Rayonier, Inc. (quar.)
5-
1
1
6c
...
Mfg.
9
6-
5-15
Williams
Ranco,
each
6-
from, invest¬
2
for
5-
32c
—_
Mining
receipts "(stock
share
6-
50%
-
—
s-a)
(quar.)__
Gold
*$1.50
.
(increased)
common
approval of stockholders
(s-a)—.___—
1_,
(initial
preferred
Driefontein
posit
4ti
income)
Telephone,
When
Payable of Rec.
12VaC
(quar.)
——
Artesian Water, 7%
preferred (quar.)_
Associated Dry Goods Corp., com.
(quar.)__
5.25% preferred (quar.)
—
Associated Electrical Industries, Ltd.—
American dep. receipts for ordinary (final)
Arnold Constable Corp.
.
Coast
One
Fund—
common
ment
be
(quar. ,)
(quar.)—_
dividend
Stock
West
Per
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
(Toronto)—
Reduced
-
-
(quar.)
com.
common
Growth
5-
5-13
1
West
.—"—
_
Putnam
6.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Ltd., 4% preferred
Inc.
2
5-9
6-
Wellington Fire Insurance
New share
May
Bros.,
Pullman,
4-29
1
1
(quar.)
Talbot,
6%
Price
will
value
Par
about
Chemical,
&
preferred
6-
$1.44
split
two-for-one
a
or
on
preferred
4.80%
—
$7.50 to $3.75.
mailed
-25c
75c
35c
Share
Company
Monday, April 25, 1960
.
.
.
Holders
When
Per
Name of
Co.—
stock.
common
be
(quar.)
approve
changed from
of Rec.
«
—
Co.
Holders
Payable
—
—
Corp.
Pfaudler-Permutit
When
Share
Company
Circle
Perfect
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1778)
"
5-16
)
Volume
191
Number 5945
Per
Name,of Company
.
Canadian
Dredge
Canadian
&
Canadian
Ltd..
Investment
Canadian Oil
Canadian
Cos.,
Salt,
Ltd.
Ltd.
5%
common
:
(quar.)
Carolina
Power
Carwin
Extra
——
4-29
4-29
3-31
$2.75
&
preferred
Central
Common
(quar;)
4-
8
Delaware
Power
1
5-10
Dennison
5c
5-
2
4-15
4-25
3-31
•
3-31
New
class
5-10
4-20
New
voting
5-10
4-
5%
preferred
A
57« ' preferred
B
5%,, preferred
Central
Power
4-30
4-13
Detroit
6-21
4.20%
pref.
pref. B
Chain
A
Store
(quar.)____;_i__l.__—_vi-——-- -35c
Real
Estate
V(quar.).—;;'v
(Mass.)
Champion Industries (stock dividend)—.
Champlin Oil & Refining Co, (quar.—c___Y.
Chase
Manhattan
Bank
(quar.)
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—
Common
(quar.)
A
-4'Series
A
Series
A
(quar.)
Common
&
_'.——.
$1.25
6- 3
5-13
9-
1
12'4c
5-
preferred
(quar.)—
City Investing Co., common
City Stores Co. (quar.)———
City Title Insurance Co. (N. Y.)
Gil
5%
preferr'.d
(quar.)
Illuminating,
com.
4%
7%
Coastal
States
Life
Insurance
dividend
Colgate-Palmolive
From
Finance
Fund
Colorado
Central
Colorado
Oil
$1.25
•'
1
6-
1
Columbia
Gas
Columbia
Pictures
Columbus
&
6-30
Inc.
•:
4-29
preferred
9c
5-
2
5-
4-
5%
25c
5-16
4-20
$1.06V'4
5-16
5-
56-
$1.16
5-
1
.(quar.)——
——v. $1,31 V*
Commonwealth Stock Fund—' *■
/5-
1
4.64%
-
"
Edison,,
preferred
5.25%
;
."
(quar.)
common
,
(quar.)
investment
Compo
(quar.)
—If
5-
preferred
From
Shoe
income____v—v
Machinery,
'
Voting
(quar.)
common
Inc.
i—
_____If
10c
Natural Gas,
■
4-30
Fall
5'4%
preferred
(quar,)_~
National,
Confederation
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
.
Life
4-
*
Ltd.%
(quar.)^—..
(Toronto)—
./
5-
$20c
//./
7
5-
5-
____—:
——.
.
Federal
2
&
Power Co.—
9-
'
$1.90
5-
1
.4-
1
4-
1
4-
5
5-
1
4-
$2,09
preferred
(quar.)—
$2 20 preferred (quar.)
"Ltd.,
—
1
4-
55c
5-
1
4-
pref,
Edison
preferred
Consolidated
35c
Natural
Consolidated
Securities,
/,
New
Oil
Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
$4.50
preferred
preferred
$3
Paint
prior
&
Varnish,
preferied
Products
Corning
Natural
Coronation
Crestmont
Crossett
Class
Company,
B
Crush
Co.
Milner
Ltd.
(stock
American
6-
1
A
5-16
Curtis
4-
5-20
3
4-15
6-
5-
9
75c
6-
5-
9
50c
4-25
4-
1
30c
5-31
5-10
—
,$1214c
(quar.)——
25%
(quar.)
10c
4-30
3V4%
Class
Forbes
4-15
(P.
$4.50
5-
2
5-
2
Ford Motor Co.
Ford
4-11
H.)
4-
714c
4-30
(initial)-!-
Globe-Wernicke
____
4-30
4-14
Godfrey
35c
4-30
V15
Gold Seal
4-30
3-21
Golden
30c
7-
1
6-17
Goodman
Mfg.
5-
1
4-13
28c
6-
1
5-17
Franklin
Fraser
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-17
Goodyear
Tire
&
4%
4-29
4-15
6-10
5-31
Government
5-10
4-20
Government
87V/2C
1%
4-29
Company
Products
preferred
Nugget,
(quar.)
$1.75
9-29
9-15
i
—
<
35c
5-
1
4-
Frosst
4-20
Batteries
8%
8%
class
A
preferred
B
preferred
class
A
preferred
8%
class
B
preferred
A
preferred
4-11
8%
class
7-
1
6-16
8%
5-
2
4-15
6%
class B preferred
preferred (quar.)
2
4-15
Grand
'
Union
Stock
1
6-15
20c
5-
2
4-15
$35c
5-
1
Grant
4-19
$35c
5-
1
5-
1
6-
1
6-
1
5-
7'/2C
6-15
5-29
5-
5
5-20
5-
(H.
Stock
L.)
$2
non-cum.
class
A
(quar.)
$2
non-cum.
class
A
(quar.)—.
$2
non-cum.
class
A
50c
<
,(quar.)
(quar.)
:
:
-
7- 6
50c
10-
50c
12-30
6
Frito
.6-7
:
9-
7
Company,
Wine Co.
Industry
5%
Insurance Co.
4-30
Gulf
Mobile
12-
2
Qo.
(increased
—
Corp.,
5c
4-27
4-
4
Monthly
__4_:
5c
4-27
4-
4
Monthly
'_;
pfd.
(quar.)
capital
11-21
6-10
5-20
5-27
4-25
-5-27
4r25
5-13
4-26
6-10
6-
1
9-10
9-
1
40c
12-10
12-
1
5-
2
4-15
5-
2
4-15
5-
1
4-15
37'Ac
$10c
4-30
4-15
25c
4-29
4-
i.5c
V
7
4-25
4-15
12'Ac
5-
4-15
$1.25
6-13
5-23
$1.25
9-12
8-22
10%
(quar.)__i_
5-16
5-
2
RR.—
(quar.)
1
4-28
IV2C
56V4C
1
3-25
5-
1
3-25
Hagan
5-13
4-15
5.30%
preferred
(quar.)
Hagerstown Gas Co.
(quar.)
75c
5-
4-
1
1
Gum
1
Products
Halle
4-20
1
Chemicals
Bros.
Stock
Hallnor
Co.,
&
Controls,
common
2
Inc.—
66'Ac
5-
2
20c
5-
2
25c
(quar.)__
dividend
Mines,
6-15
5-27
6-20
5-31
5-15
4-30
Series
6-15
4-29
Hammond
Series
H-C7
ment)
5-
2
10%
Ltd
file'
(this
6-30
6-
1
Hartz
6-15
6-
1
Hart
1
6-15
6-
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
■'
4-15
(J.
4-11
4-15
4-15
5-16.
6-
4-15
1
F.).
5-11
Hartford
Electric
of
5-12
3-30
7-29
Corp.
F.)
1
6-15
6-
4-29
4-15
Hayes
4-29
4-22
4-19
4-25
3-31
Heppenstall
6-10
5-31
Hercules
5-
Hercules
Galion
8-15
8-
1
11-
1
$15c
6-15
class A (monthly)-
7c
•—
4'A%
pfd.
(quar.)__
(stock
divd.)
(quar.)
4-29
4-15
6-
5-16
75c
55-
2
4-11
5-
2
4-11
2
4-11
4-28
56'Ac
5-
2
4-15
7-
2
6-10
3%
4-
8
4-29
4-29
4-
4-29
4-
1
20c
4-25
4-
4
2'Ab
preferred (quar.)_
Company, 4'A% pfd. (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
4-29
4-15
133Ac
5-1
4-8
56'Ac
5-
4-26'
$1.25
*
1
5-13
4-1
1
4-23
Products—
7%
preferred A
conv.
Higbie
Mfg.
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
Highland-Bell,
4- 1
7c
5-31
5-
1
*?c
6-30
6-
1
Hilo
B
(quar.)
2
4-15
30c
.____
56-
1
5-16
20c
5-
2
4-15
tlOc
(stock dividend)
Electric Light Co.,- common..
Common
35c
(quar.)
Ltd
Hiller Aircraft Corp.
,
4-29
16c
:
6%
4-30
5-20
15c
convertible
5-31
1
4-20
5-19
2
11-15
$1
3-16
1
l'A%
Powder,
5-16
15c
(quar.)
dividend)
(\uar.)
Furniture Co.—
10c
10c
——
1
1
62c
Corp.
4-29
5'A%
5-
87c
20c
10c
class A
(quar.)
_______
$30c
25c
Hemenway
6-
6-
56'Ac
Industries
Heat-Timer
5-25
tl2'Ac
;
common
Company
Inc.
3-31
3-31
6-10
split)
(quar.)___
America,
(E.
4-30
4-30
30c
(stock
Fund,
Optional
Extra
(quar.)
(2-for-l
(quar.)
preferred
Hauserman
8-15
12'A%
15c
10c
100%
Light,
preferred
Hat
5-13
5
50c
10c
class A
Marx
Stores
6-13
5-
16'Ac
(quar.)^
(initial)
Hartfield
60c
5-16
announce¬
(initial)
&
5-24
35c
(quar.)
Co.
Ltd.,
1
——-—
revised
a
t$1.25
153Ac
common
4'A%
(quar.)
_____________________
Organ
Schaffner
New
is
pfd.
H-DA
Handy Andy Co.
35c
81'Ac
9334c
12'Ac
12'Ac
6-
quar.)
:
11-21
12-12
____
(quar.)__
from
(quar.)______
(stock dividend)
$2
;___——
(16c
6-
non-voting)
(quar.)
4%. pfd.
12-12
(Houston)—
conv.
5-
*
Futterman
Ohio
&
preferred
8-22
$2
investment income)
class A___
Industries,
preferred
9-12
$2
net
Life
$5
5-20
8-22
25c
Ltd., class A
Shares
gains and 9c from
$5
5-20
6-10
9-12
$2
>
1%
Growers
-
6-10
$2
$2
■
Funds—
_—
Fruehauf Trailer,
8
$2
_»
Company___
Gulf
9
8
4-
2
40c
Guerdon
4-29
64-
40c
5-31
4-
6-15
5-16
/4-30
•
5-31
4-14
4-" 4
5-16
50c
solit)__!___
stock
Insurance
6-20
1
5-16
1
2
15c
(2-for-l
Life
6-
5-
6-15
.
5%
6-20
6-
4-8
5%
'
■
dividend
Griesedieck
;
6
4-30
4-15
4-30
5-18
$1.50
lc
5c
1
22'Ac
dividend
T.)
Southern
Green
1
5-31
t
1
5-
'
(quar.)
Growth
.
5-23
6-
15c
Quarterly
Quarterly __L^_.—
Quarterly
5-20
5c
28%c
Co.
(W.
Great
4-19
25c
>■;
4-19
$35c
6-10
30c
L'
(quar.).
(quar.)
1
——
Co..
10c
(quar.)
7-
4^19
'
(quar.)__
(quar.)___
$3
4-15
6-20
ap-
(quar.)___
class
8%
/
4-15
5-
8
1
Stockholders approved a 3-for-2 split
Grace (W. R.) & Co.—
4-15
4-26
5-.1
7%
(quar.)__
4-14
30c
4-15
50c
5-
5-
2
v.
(interim)
4-20
/
4-11
5-
56'Ac
4-29
5-15
4-
4-26
$0.57825
,/
4-29
1
4-25
30c
(quar.)_
Employees Corp. (stock div.)__
Employees Insurance Co.—
Cotton, Ltd., 5%
—
&
4-15
4-19
25c
20c
Hamilton
—
E.)
4-29
$1.12'A
(quar.)_
Hamilton
(quar.)
(Charles
4-15
;__!
Rubber
7
(quar.)
Quarterly
8
4-29
f50c
6-
—
"
..
4-19
Corp.—
Inc.____
Gould-National
4.96%
Co.
1
(quar.)
Haydock
(Louis): Realty
Quarterly
4-19
5-
(quar.)______
(quar,)——_—
4-15
-4
Friedman
Inc.
1
Industries
1
_—_—
Corp.
Ltd.
5-
37'Ac
(quar.)
(For
year
ending June 30.
I960,
proximately 5 cents per ADR) Glen-Gery Shale Brick (quar.)__
1
4
Co.
Stores
Cos.,
4-19
1
Co.__;
25c
Ltd.—,
Franklin-Adams
$$1.6214
(quar.)—
4-10
1
5-
,____
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Laboratories, Ltd.—
Amer. deposit receipts
Ordinary
7-
deposit receipts ord. (final).—
City Enterprises (initial)
Fort Worth Steel & Machinery Co
Foxboro Company (stock dividend)—-
4-25
1
5-
div.)
4%%
5-
Forest
9
5-
3%
$l.27'A
(stock
Glaxo
$30c
133/4C
15c
7!/2C
25c
(quart)———
(quar.)
Co.,
4-15
Southwest—
common
$1.75
American
4-15
4-30
Motor
4-15
1
87'Ac
4
and
2
(quar.)__
(quar.)—_
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-
5-
preferred
4-18
6-
(s-a)_
Wallace, Inc.—
Class
B
com.
(voting
(quarterly)
4-15
3-14
30c
preferred
Co.
4-30
6-15
preferred
1
1
64'Ac
(quar.)
Inc.,
4-2/*
5-
(increased)————
B
$1.75
1
&
(quar.)—
Laboratories," class A
Class B (quar.)!
.'_
5-
5%
(initial)
Corp
preferred
Friden,
Cutter
4'A%
10c
preferred (quar.)
Bros. Gear & Machine, class A (quar.)
Foote
4-15
25c
(annual)
Glatfelter
4-15
(quar.)——__
3%%
4-18
4-29
Bureau
7%
Sterling Inc.,
Common
Ltd,-1-
Corp.
4-15
1
J.)—
(quer.)__
Y.)
(N.
Tile Industries, class A
(quar.)
Flying Tiger Line, Inc., 5% preferred A (s-a)
Food Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
3
35c
N.
——
Bank
Florida
1
5-
(Newark,
___4
5-
6-
55C
65c
(quar.)__
62'Ac
(quar.)__
Co.,
1
5-
i—■__——
Florida Steel Corp.
3
'
—__
Credit
Fleetwood
4-22
6-
(quar.)
Publishing Co.
preferred
Bros.
5-
,
5-
$1.25
5%
——
dividend
Sugar Co.—
Curtiss-Wright
common
&
50c
(quar.)
dividend)
common
Co.
National
preferred
7%
Inc.,
Gladding, McBean
5
7-25
$1.50
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)—.-
Insurance
City
preferred
7%
Genesco,
3-28
4-25
62'Ac
the
of
lc
—
4-25
(quar.
Gimbel
lc
____—
Corp.,
Fittings. Ltd., class A
4-15
4-25
65c
6-
dividend)
preference A
preferred
8
."•7V'
!__
Stores
(stock
National
Firth
5-16
1714c
—
General
Stock
8
6-
(quer.)
Crystal Oil & Land Co., $1.12 pfd.
Cuban
4-
10c
Co.
convertible
2
7-
(quar.)
International
614%
5-
1
Federation
Semi-Annual
5-13
7-
(quar.)—
(quar.)
class
6-15
7-
(quar.)
Cro"se-Hinds
Crowley
Co.
Lines
(quar,)_,_A—
Mortgage,
Oil
/'Y'"1'"
Maryland
of
First
$1.04
(quar.)—__—
Gas
(quar.)____
(initial)-—--—
(quar.)
Deposit
First
••
$1.13
common
A
(Del.)
7) V".
A,
Department
$2.25 preferred A
5-10
$1.1214
_____
Transportation
pfd.
(monthly)—
Corp.
&
Firemen's
4-15
1
16c
v
(quar.)
Com
2
6-
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)——
$4.52
Cook
5-
>30c
(quar.);
$4.16
Continental
;
$1.25
(quar.)_——___—
common
—
—
5-15
50c
common
30c
(monthly)___
common
common
Financial
York—
(quar.)
Gas
Rovalty
Power
,
t$l
(s-a)——_
(auar. )__„_—,———
Laundries
Consolidated
of
Co.
A
Financial
5
,
(ouar.)—i.
Standard
non-cum.
"(quar.)
4.60%
Fed-Mart
5
$12c
Diversified
$2.50
Consumers
-J.
5-
;____
Consolidated
$5
•
5214c
Cm-p.
Co.
5-10
'
—.__—
4-25
(quar.)_
Works,
8
$1.50
(monthly)
common
B
Fidelity
-
Discovery Yellowknife Mines
•Consolidated
*
Class
5
Dearborn
Water
4-
5-
4-25
5-15
33c
62V2C
(quar.)_—_—_
Delaware—
of
Com.
B
''Class
5
5-
(s-a)
Telephone
preferred
4-
4-28
5-15
(quar.)______„_
1
5-20
5-15
5%
4-15
1
6-10
25c
(quar.)__
6c
(quar.)
Federated
5
5-
preferred (quar.)
4714c
preferred (quar.)_i_———v—
_V" -50c
preferred (qu?r.)__
—4:
-.--4—,5114c
$2.04
preferred
(quar.)———_____—-v,
51c
Ltd.
Co.
Corp.
Federal Paper Board,
Class
1
$2.06
Consolidated
preferred
'
$2
Consolidated
Insurance
Federated
1
12-
1
7-1;
32'Ac
(quar.)..__„
1
42c
preferred
8
55C
7-25
2
(quar.)_:
/Federal Purchaser, class A
l
12-15
+50c
_.—
Connecticut Light
/ 4t19
6-
redeemable
4-
32'Ac
25c
B___4_L__4
2
4-15
1
4
___—
8
5-
1
preferred
$2.20
4%
Co. (Syra-
4-
22'Ac
8-15
5-
15c
Insurance
$1.40
Federal-Mart
•
-
4-
4-19
2
Telephone Co. of the Northwest—
General
-
5-16
5-
(quar.)
5-
I
Y.)
Class
"
2
9-15
J50c
f/
2
6-15
N.
$l0c
(quar.33c
5-
WzVo
(quar.)
Farmers & Traders Life
..vt
4-18
.'
.■
___—t50c.
„——•_•
8
4-22
7-25
6-
(quar.)
Co.
4
4-29
5-17
7-25
25c
Brewing Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Bros.
4-
5-27
5%
8-15
$12V2C
(quar.)
Fate-Root-Heath Co_ (quar.).
;
/ Federal Grain, Ltd., class A_________'_—__
4-2.9
>
Co.
Gas
2
28c
32'Ac
5-
4-29■
5-16
:$1.3714
Assurance
5.16%
4.80%
Ltd.—
preferred
5-
$L25
8-15
$1.16V2
convertible
cuse,
-
5-
I
8
4
8-15
6%
5%
4-
4-
25c
5-16
(quar.)_
Co., 6%
River.
6%
3-22
-
4-28
15c
2
32'Ac
5-31
(quar.)________
(stock div.)
6
California—
6-15
com
5-13
2
(quar.)
(quar.)_______,
$1.50
Gtd.
Steel Corp.,
6-20
1
5-
preferred
$1.75
(stock dividend)
&
6-
1
6-
$$1.25
of
6-15
—
6-15
7-
5-
(quar.)___
•
dividend)
A
Ltd., common (quar.)
25c
(quar.)—__—.—__
6-20
30c
/
$$1.75
___'——
1
5-13
933Ac
preferred (quar.)_-/
5.10% preferred (quar.)
_____^—____
common
Products
Farmer
„
Conduits
4-
dividend)
8
3-18
6-
10c
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
preferred
$3.50
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)__
Falstaff
4
3-22
,
5-16
35c
(quar.)——_r
common
5%
5-31
—______
4-
•
$1.25
preferred
General
Corp.—
Pittsburgh RR.
Evans
"
Concord
4-25
6-15
quar.______4—
3-22
5-16
ll'c
/
5-
5-16
10c
—
—.
$2.50
1
.
2
4-15
1
7>4-25
7c
(quar.)__A_L_l
certificates
trust
Fund,
4-
4-15
31 Vic
(quar.)—
1
2
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
preferred
General
—___—
3
7-
(quar.)____
preferred
$2.00
8
1st
5%
•
Concord
Inc.
Forge
'
A
4-
14c
(initial)
(quar.)_.
&
6%
"4-15
1
class
Co.,
4-25
;u4
(stock
A
preferred
Esquire,
4-15
2
25c
50c
(quar.)_4--:————f----*''.
Paper
$10c
87V2c
General
Co.—
Heating Products,
A
Fairbanks
5-2
—$1-06
$1.50
Commonwealth
&
Erie
8
__—
(quar,)—
Locks
4-18
$1.23V3
class
(initial
Class
4-13
2
preferred
5-12
1
dividend
Enamel
4-15
;
1
5-
6%
preferred
3-31
1
4-
Employers Group Associates (2-for-l split)—
4-20
5-2
614c
$1-16
Combined
$1.32
4-29
50c
$1.12y2
Millwork
Stock
3-31
1
(quar.)
—
B
4-29
.
Electric—
(quar.)
$1.30
8
—
6-
25c
/
cumulative
4-
Electrographic
Corp.
(quar.)—_____!—____
EJmira & Williamsport RR. (s-a)—
3-31
4-29
5-
(monthly)
pfd.
preferred
$1.30
4-29
(quar.)_________________
Industries
New
$1.25
(quar.)
$4.25
Ohio
$1.00
6-
(initial)—!___^4_4;——__
preferred
Corp.,
Empire
6-13
"
4.65%
6%
Edo
4-18
3IV4C
Corp.,
1
1
2
iquar.)
70c
(quar.)
4-15
4-29
10c
common
6-15
(quar.)_________
6-
2
(accum.)_j.
preferred
30c
common
Co.
4-
'
5-
(accum.)
Products Co.,
Erie
System,
preferred
preferred A
Elden
Corp.—
Southern
1
(Maryland)—
preferred B
4%%
4-20
5-14
£6c.
(quar,)
2
4-30
(quar.)__
Corp.
$6
5-10
30c
—
income)
com.
57-
5-
Ltd., 7% pfd. (accum.)
4-27
$1.30
3-25
4-28
,,
10c
(quar.)______
4-15
5-10
50c
(quar.)
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)__
4-15
4-13
2%
(quar.)
$7
5-10
5-23
70c
Co.,
5-.2
$1.12Vz
pfd.
5-
50c
j
$1 preferred
25c
/
15c
(quar.)___
Telephone Co. of Florida—
Common
$25c
—^—
4-14
(quar.)_
preferred
4-29
i quar.)____
—.
(quar.)
investment
4'A%
General
4-15
2
4-29
10c
.
4-28
(stock
Wares,
Telephone
5-13
(quar.)
common—^—;—
4-15
Utilities
preferred
5-
$15c
f.—
Industries
Ecko
6
6-
50c
5%
Air Lines
E'versharp, Inc.,
Power
Gas
preferred
414%
6-
—;
1956
5-16
$25c
(quar.);
Corp.,
States
(
4-20
1
Steel
4-29
25c
(quar.)
Eastern
5-23
87'4 c
and
(from
&
de Nemours &
4-20
income
1947
Colonial
I.)
preferred
preferred
Eastern
Co.—
pfd. series
(E.
'-Eastern
,6-20
7-
(quar.)
investment
Colonial
6-15
6-30
10%
—
General
General
4-15
4-26
8714c
(quar.)
Canada,. Ltd.,
$4.50
(Atlanta, Ga )
common
of
duPont
4-14
4-30
—
Energy Shares, Inc.—
realized gains
From
5%
Co.,
preferred
Colonial
2
5-15
1
1
Co.
v
&
Stock
$3.50
duPont
4-" 4
3
45c
$1.1214
—
7-
5-31
dividend)
4-29
(quar.)
Public
5-25
»
$50c
(stock
2
8c
(initial)__
(quar.).
Refractories
$20c
•
2
5-
5</0
General
$10c
.
Co.
Inc.
8
2
5%
—_—_
5-
5-16
(quar.)_.___;
Mills, Inc.
General
(quar.)
Supply Co.
East Kootenay Power,
$1.25
(quar.)
Drug
45-
6-20
—._4Q
5-16
15c
(quar.)
Co.,
General
$15c
income)
Eagle Food Centers
25c
,—
(quar.)—
Pittsburgh RR. Co.—
special guaranteed (quar.)
regular guaranteed (quar.)
&
International.
2
3-30
(s-a)—i_
common
net
8-15
Y
3%
_—_
preferred
Cleveland
•
4—
5-
714c
—,
Refining Co. (stock dividend)Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
Cleveland Electric
4'4%
(quar.)
Ltd.,
-(from
Fair-Community
Dunhill
Duro-Test
25c
—
■
&
Cleveland,
Ry.,
(quar.)
—
5-
,
(quar.)____
common
4-20
1
(s-a)
2
isc
Motors Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
5-13
$1.25
Ltd.
5-31
5-
$3.75
4-29
,
,
Industries,
9
5-16
/
2V4C
39c
(quar.)
8
6-15
General
6
$17V2C
T
—;
Ltd. .(quar.)
Papejr,
Ducommun Metals
4-15
1
4
$1.25
Clark
Drug
4
6-
.
4-13
4-
5-16
(quar,j__
Merchandise
General
5-18
4-
37Vic
Fields " (monthly)
Fund
$3.50
3714c
(quar.)
Co.
.11-
4-20
6-10
1
25c
dividend
preferred
4-27
"
9-2
11-23
net
—-
—._
(quar )__—
Oil
5%
General
7c
&
Industries,
Dreyfus
Pacific—
preferred
Controller
Dover
1
1
5%
7
9-22
$1.25
$1.25
.15c
preference
Oilcloth
Donnacona
11-25
6-23
,
convertible
$1 preference
9-30
12-15
5%
Clark
'
4-;. 7
7-
from
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Electrohome
Dominquez
1
4-11
; 4-20
5-16
(quar.$37V2C
Linoleum, Ltd. (quar.)
$50c
Dominion Steel & Coal, Ltd. (quar.)
4—
$10c
Dominion Tar & Chemical, Ltd., com. (quar. )
$15c
6
710-20
.
Texas
2nd
4-15 *
5-
2
5-16
5-
(quar.)
Ltd.
Bridge, Ltd.
Dominion
4-8
'•••
3714c
3714c
—————.—A:.'
Orleans
2
5-
15c
Stock
15c
(quarterly
Dominion'Fabrics, Ltd.,
3-31
7-21
Co.—
(quar.)—
Cincinnati-New
5-
5-16
4-il
5-6
"
2
5-
25c
Industries
4-19
2
_____
(quar.)
General
4-29
_
Dominion; Engineering Works. Ltd
-
4-20
5-13
preferred
General
Co.
1
5-
35c
iquar. )_
Finance Corp. (Del.) (quar.)__
Foods
(increased-quar.)_!_____
5-
—
Corp.
Electric
6-
$1
General
25c
37Vic
50c
.!
2
30c
<quar.)_____—_—
common
6-3
12-
—
—4
Corp.,
Mines,
Dominion
4-20
i.
5-
___•_
Electric
&
:
2
3714c
L—i
(quar.
preferred
Gas
.
•
4-20
.
$1:50
Dominion
4-20
1
87140',
———-—
(quar.)———.;.
preferred
Cincinnati
4-15 7'
1
12-15
(quar.)__
Inc.-
Shares, Inc.
income)
Mfg,
Dome
!'■•YQYYv/,
•'
____—:
—
preferred
4
2
4-30
25c
t-l-ATAI—A—,!—
(quar.)
Common
Series
-
v
30c
3'A% convertible preferred (quar.)
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR. Co.
(quar.)^——
9
4-11
5-
-
Dodge
4-15
5-1
4%;.
i——
12-
.
(quar.)____!
6-15
62Vic
(quar.)____—
investment
9
2
5-
.
A
9-
2
5-
...
:—60c
___
Common
-35c
'
Dividend
6-10
•
5i
V 37140
——
Dynamics
Diversey-Corpv (2-for-l split).
9
5-
$1.05
(quar.)_i^—_2:—-.-r,
"Corp.", $1.50 prefr (quar,)
(quar.)_
1
J
General
(quar.)
Inc.
Laboratories,
Aluminum Fabricators
5-16
62Vic
share
per
$ioc
General
3
*
4-30
re-
(quar.)_;
Bakeries, Ltd.
Baking Co., common
o-
4-15
5-
v
preferred
General
•
for
(quar.)
General
common
Fruit,-class A
-
convertible
5-16
$2
4-15
4-30
__4
5-16
preferred ) (quar.)__—~
Diketan
5-
-
$1
,
$1,40
9-21
12-21
23c
•
Securities
$1.40
6-21
,
—_____$1.25
(quar.)——
preferred
Central
V
$1.25'v
pfd.'-(quar.)-—
12-
Corp.,
B
Diebold,
9
Tunnel
Giorgio
Class
9
9-
12-21
V,r $1.25
Di
6-10
9-21 7
$1.25
Electric
12-
6-21
>
&
9^9
12-21
■-
$1.50
6-10
9-21
Canada
$50
common
6-10
(s-a)
National
preferred
of Rec-
2
2oc
(quar.)
(quar.)__
6-10
(s-a)
preferred
.
4-11
General
preferred
&
Acceptance Corp.,
preferred
25c
,
$3.50
25°
$1
25c
(quar.)_
to $3.50
—
(quar.).
General
5
quar.)
to
,'
Light", 4%
stock
6
at
preferred (quar.)
Gas,'Inc., $1.40 prior preferred
60c
5-
30
called
common
quar.)_.——
(initial
$2.50
(quar.)^i——_—
Gas
&
(initial
common
common
$2.50
(qyar.)____!__——a
B
Hudson
Central
4-
issue
April
60c
7
25c
.
5%; preferred B
4-30
12'Ac
(quar.)
4%
4-11
57c
:
(quar.)
Holders
Payable
62'Ac
common
plus this dividend)
4-11
4-25
preferred
(entire
on
When
share
5%
Gardner-Denver Co.,
Tramway Corp.—;
Diamond
•
4-25
preferred
demption
,,
4-20
4-20
i.—
*
30c
A
5%
4-11
35c
Company
Company,
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.,
voting common (2-for-l
683Ac
(quar.)_i—
2
2
2
(quar.)_
4-13
4--
._
5%
A
Co.
4-
.
555-
50c
4-30
v
(quar.) „———„L——li.
25c
preferred A (quar.)
4.
V $1-25
preferred A (quar.)___——————___Y /$1.25
5%
Denver
7
: '<y
:_
(quar.)_
(quar.)__
4-30
(quar.)—
■ -
8
6
$1.75
preferred
Light
—
debenture
$8
4-20
4-30
&
splits)
4-25
"Common
•:
stock
25c
_______
;
8
4-
(quar.)
Class A common &
$5c
25c
•
4-
2
4-
Mfg.—»
50c
(quar.)—
Georgia Ry. Co.—
Common- (quar.)44——4;
,
$2 class A pref.
2
$1.05
cf
5%
Dayton Rubber Co., common
6-
tlOc
Gas, common
2
$1.25
(quar.)_
5-
—
(quar.)
2
5-
8%c
(quar.)____..
common
preferred
33c
Celotex Corp., common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Electric
Transit,
7%
Davenport Water Co.,
4-29
5-
„
Dallas
4-15
4-11
5-16
.
Caterpillar Tractor, common
4.20% preferred (quar.)
Central
5-14
4-25
;
5-
$1.06
preferred (quar.)
t70c
;
—
4V2 %
5-16
(quar.)
com.
Company (quar.)—
Asbestos, Ltd. (interim)
Cassier
$4.24
$1
$1.12
3-31
4-14
1
Per
Name of
Gabriel
5-
11
Holders
Payable 0} Rec.
Co.—
—
40c
Light Co.,
(quar.)—.
Share
$4 preferred
8
t$1.25
.4.-
of Company
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
9-
When
Per
,
4-21
t$1.06
fc pfd. (quar.)—
&
Carpenter Paper
2
(1779)
'■
■
Name
Dallas Power & Light
4-29
t20c
(quar.)_________
Ltd., Bearer—
Co.,
9-30
t20c
_
;
preferred
Canafund
5-
tlOc
$8c
(quar.)__
Ltd
(resumed)
414
£50c
*
Fund,
Canadian Utilities Ltd.,
0) Rec.
—
Hydrocarbons,- Ltd
Canadian Industries
Holders
Payable
tlOc
Ltd-.-.—J
Dock,
When
Share
>
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
..
:
6-30
6-
'5%
6-
4-29
1
8
45c
6-15
6-
4
45c
9-15
9-
5
12
5%
Stores,
Renfrew
Horn
Ball
&
(N.
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(N. Y.) (quar.)—
(stock
(Harvey),
share
shares
share
class
A
3-31
Leslie
Salt
2
3-31
Lester
B
B
5-
2
4-
5-
ICC Loan
6%
Co.,
Illinois Brick
Co.
Industries,
60c
5-
1
4-20
10c
5-
1
4-20
$1
,
t5- 2
..
6-20
,
Loblaw
4-15
6- 3
B
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)
______
preferred
preference
Finance
I2V2C
5-
4-11
..
4-15
2
B
common—.
Preferred
Insurance
Corp.
North
of
(initial
com.
Island
5-31
5-16
Loeb
(M.)
5-
4-15
Lone
2
6-15
6-30
9-30
Corp.,
12-15
4-29
4-15
1
4-15
$1.50
5-
4-
4-15
Ltd.,
Breweries,
50c class A
International
Common
Silver
International
Utilities
pref—_
Interprovincial
Insurance
(quar.)_
._
$2.50
preferred
(quar.)
-fr—
———
Common
Fibre
Lorain
Co.
Telephone
4.22%
4.36%
Iowa
(quar.)
Common
3-30%
(quar.)
Light—
&
(quar.)
2nd
4.35%
52»/ac
5-
2
4-11
7%
154c
preferred
55c conv
Jamestown
53V4c
5-
2
4-11
55y4c
5-
2
4-11
5-
2
4-11
1st
4.96%
preferred
preferred
7ya%
5-
5-31
1
Lower
St.
31'/4C
5-
1
4-15
4/2%
37/20
5-
1
4-15
Telephone
75c
6-
1
:
$3
7-
1
5-
5
5-
6-
2
1
preferred
State
Common
iya%
l/2%
1
5-
2
$7 preferred
5%
preferred
Jersey Central
Lukens
1
4-15
5-15
7-15
6-30
5-15
4-15
5-16
4-29
2
4-18
5-
2
4-11
A
5-16
4-29
preferred
4%
Jersey
4-21
,
35c
6-
1
Co.,
1
5-13
55c
y6-
1
5-
2
y5-
5-
2
Convertible
Maple
8-
1
1
37 Vic
11-
1
10-17
11-
1
10-17
6-
5-
4-29
1
4-15
2
5-2
4-15
40c
6-27
5-27
7-
6-15
1
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
6-30
4-14
5-
1
preferred
(Oscar)
preferred
6-15
5-31
7-
1
6-15
5-
1
4-15
6-
1
McCabe
4.50%
preferred
3 Vi %
Klein
5-
1
100
6-
5-31
Corp.
B
Mclntyre
McKee
(21
8-
1
1
Knox
Glass,
Stock
4-15
4-26
4-
5
4-26
4-
5
4-29
4-15
6-
shares
held
Knott
Hotels
Kratter
Class
A
Class
Kresge
(quar.)
(stock
Kuhlman
$1.75
Crosse
LaCrosse
Lake
7%
of
Cooler
i
Telephone
the
Woods
preferred
Lambert
$1.75
$1.04
Corp.,
4(4%
4-21
7-
6-15
10-
1
1
1-2-61
4%
9
4-27
6-10
preferred
3.80%
7-29
6-30
4-30
4-15
5-
4-21
5-
2
2
5-
2
2
6-10
5-17
4-29
6-15
$1.75
4-15
$1.75
7-15
13%c
4-22
(initial)
12Vic
5-16
5-
20c
(quar.)
4-30
4-13
2
6-
1
5-20
6-30
6-16
$20c
9-30
9-16
B
(quar.)
(quar.)
$20c
12-30
12-16
7Vic
5-
9
4-25
Ji5c
4-30
J]5c
4-30
4-15
t25c
__
(quar.)
4-15
1
5-
4-20
6-13
2
5-
Northern
2
16c
5-.1
4-20
8-
1
7-20
5-16
4-29
4-25
$1.50
4-15
B
4-30
4-15
35c
7-
1
6-10
(quar.)
30c
4-30
4-15
6-
1
4-15
25c
5-
2
4-11
15c
5-
2
8-
1
7-15
15c
11-
1
10-14
25C
5- 10
4-21
30c
4- 30
4-20
35c
6-■10
5-31
t6c
4-30
3-31
10c
6-20
5-31
6-20
5-31
34 %c
6-20
8-25
4-29
Northern
Ohio
5-
2
4-
6
Northern
Pacific
5-
2
4-
$1.06/4
6-30
Northland
Northwest
Class
u
4-25
it* r
»c V
4-
Ltd.
3-31
5-13
6-
1
5-13
Noyes
5-13
5-13
7-
8
.
•
Ocean
Drilling
6%
6-15
,4-16
6-10
4.24%.
5-
1
4-15
Oklahoma
5-
2
4-
V
(quar.)
Oklahoma Natural
4-15
4-15
6-
1
5-
5-
2
4-20
Old
25c
5-
2
3-28
Quarterly
Olympia Brewing
4%%
5-
6
6-
1
5-
6
5-
3
4-22
S1.183/4
6-
1
5-13
$1
6-
1
5-13
v6-
1
50c
6-13
6-15
5-14
1
6-
3
4.65%
6-
3
4.75%
7-
1
6-
3
7-1
6-
3
Otis
6-
3
Otter
$1.08 %
7-
97/2C
1
4%
Products
4-15
4-11
4-20
3-31
6-15
5-13
4-
8
Line,
31c
5-16
4-429
59 %c
5-16
4-29
61 yac
5-16
4-29
5-
1
4-15
100%
(Chicago)—
20c
;
5-
5-13
4-14
t$1.75
5-13
4-14
4-29
3
$$3
6-
1
27 yac
5-
2
4-20
$1.16
5-
1
4-20
$1.19
7-
1
6-20
$1
(quar.)_„
(quar.)——J.——
common (initial quar.).
new
4-12
5-14
t25c
(quar.)
B
4-30
10c
——
Power, common
preferred (quar.)
7-
1
6-20
1
35c
(quar.)—_____
4-29
4-
45c
6-10
5-13
90c
Tail
$3.60
Co.—■
A
preferred D
Elevator,
2
4-30
6'/4c *
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
(quar.)..—
■
preferred
$1.11/4
_.
5-
28c
$1.06
common
Insurance
preferred
1
(quar.)__
4-29
V
,v..
(increased)
7-
(quar.)—
4-14
4-25
25c
Co.—
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(initial)
96/4c
___
4-14
4-11
2
—
95c
(quar.)
.,
River
dividend
Common
4T22
2
Products, Ltd., com. (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
Ontario & Quebec Ry
(s-a)
Orange & Rockland Utilities Inc.—
Co.—
4-11
4-29
5-
(quar.)
Life
common
2
5-
Ontario Steel
5-23
35c
___—
(quar.)
Stock
New
5-
4-29
Gas,
A
preferred
Republic
2
t$l
—
preferred
4.92%
2
37/2C
.__
4-11
2//
5-
25c
(quar.)—
Mississippi
4-30
.
4-11
5-
22/ac
i
(quar.)
4-30
42 y2 c
4-16
2
75c
i
Inc.
8
$1.06/4
preferred
\
preferred
37»/2c
.
1
5-
(quar.)
v
Oklahoma Gas & Electric,
125c
—
5-
25C
Exploration—
&
25c
(quar.)
3-31
4-14
U6C
(final)__
Ltd.
(quar.)
preferred
1
(quar.)_
Power
Shoe
l'/4c
(quar.)
Co.
7-
v-
1
(initial)
common
8
4-25
4-30
10c
Nunn-Bush
1
(quar.)
4-
+40c
•I
—;
(Charles F.) Co, 6%
5-
(quar.)—
4-29
$1.50
common
(quar.)
Northwestern Steel & Wire (quar.)
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd., 4% pref.
4-25
7-
____.
5-20
6-17
1
25c
Ltd.,
Hampshire
Industries,
6-1
20c
(quar.)
A
6-20
7-
55c
Extra.
132/2c
____
5-20
44c
50c
10c
5-16
5-25
10c
of
6-20
25c
150c
____—
(s-a)
3-22
55C
4
lie
—
pfd.
3-22
1
-
85c
:
3-22
1
quar.)
(quar.)
55c
(quar.)—:'
1
5-
5-
Utilities, Ltd.
(s-a)
Engineering Co.—
A
Northwest
income)
5-
Ry.
New
6-16
30c
—
—_
(increased
Quebec
5-13
4-18
$1.37/2
(quar.)j—t———
Telephone
RR.
4-15
4-18
2
—
Northern
2
2
5-
Service—
Northern
5-31
5-
$1.25
6
...
8-14
25c
(quar.)—
(increased)
common
Public
preferred
5-31
/
37/2C
4-14
5-
3%
■
4.40%
—
common
(quar.)
Power Co.,
4-30
t25c
—
class
com
4-14
(Chicago)—
(quar.)
4-29
3
15c
(quar.),———_i
Indiana
5-14
125c
common
(quar.)
&
1
5-
...
(quar.)
5-14
preferred
Light
4-19
7-
%
(quar.)
preferred
142c
preferred
Mexican
5-15
37V2c
Corp.,
Insurance
Corp.,
preferred
Northern
—
partic.
of
Northern Illinois Gas,
5.50%
4-20
25c
—,
130c
62'/2C
Insurance
Life
preferred
5%
4-19
5-12
2
933/4c
(quar.)—
Canada, Ltd——
Investment
Illinois
2
6-10
5-
10c
Corp.
Fund
American
5-
2
1
Ry.—
Car
Semi-annual
6-10
5-13
'
Common
25c
Michaels,
Stern
B
4.40%
(initial)
&
5-
2
4-20
50c
5-31
4.90%
A
5-16
$1.10
5-
2
4-16
4-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
;
(quar.)
Abrasive
Gas
&
Maid
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.56%
Missouri
Public
Stock
„
(quar.)
(quar.)
Service,
:
4%
preferred
$1.06/4
383/4C
4-29
4-15
5%
preferred
5-10
4-28
5%
1st
35c
5-31
5-16
5%
25c
4-29
4-15
40c
5-
1
4-
1
6%
7-15
7-
1
4.80%
,
5-
2
5-
2
18c
(quar.)
com.
4.80%
preferred
Gas
4.50%
Montana
$4.20
C
Co.,
Power
preferred
preferred
Montecatini
4-15
,
4-15
■
Pacific
5-20
5-20
5-16
6-
1
5-16
4-29
dep.
preferred
7%
preferred B
A
Mount
Diablo
Co.
approximately
common
4-27
4-15
4-
6
4-22
5-14
4-22
—II—"
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mills,
6-
2
5-27
5-
2
4-15
$1.25
1
5-13
6c
4-28
4-18
t25c
"(qu~ar~)IIIIT
< quar.)
IIIIIIIIIIIIIII
ParwII n'nii'' & ComPahy, 40c pfd. (quar.)
Parker
Drilling
(C.
G.)
Company
7%
pfd.
(s-a)
4-30
4-15
$3.50
4-30
Airlines,
Inc.
(stock
Ltd.
Paper
Brewing (quar.)
Peerless Insurance Co.
Quarterly
dividend)
,_
(s-a)
6-
6-
1
5-13
56 /4c
5-
1
(Keene,
58c
5-
1
(quar )
4-19
2%
5-
4-22
9
6-
1
5-25
$1.50
9-
preferred
common
5-20
5-20
IV2C
5-13
4-29
25C
4-29
IOC
5-
2
4-25
U5c
5-
2
4-14
4-ll
5-
4
5-18
6-
1
5-
1
4-20
4-28
3-26
t25c
37 Vic
5-14
4-20
1
5-
5-16
5
4-15
2
4-
1
-2
4-
6
5-
90c
4-18
15c
Pfd.
5-
2
$1.06
6-
1
5-13
$1.06 Va
5-
2
$1.16
6-
1
4-15
5-13
14C
(quar.)
Fibre
common
—III!
(quar)
Stock dividend-—.
"
'
"
*"*
6-
1
5- 6
2%
(quar.)
dividend
Non-voting
8-25
5-31
t$1.50
(quar.)IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
Penobscot Chemical
1
5-31
t45c
IIIIIIIIII
(quar.)
Co-- 4-24%
Stock
4-11
4-29
—
(quar.)
4-15
4-29
H )
(quar.)
Voting
4-25
5-16
25C
PelWVaril,a Power
4U% preferred
:
5c
N
Co." (increased)~
Inc" $1-50 preferred (quar.)
penney (J,c.) Company
(quar.)__
4-15
1
12'/2C
IOC
Metals
PenmcnVr1^8, common
Penman s, Ltd,
6% preferred
4.64%
4-20
30c
(quar )
_
_________
&
4-15
6-20
55c
(quar.)
Narragansett Electric, 4(4% pfd. (quar.)—
4.64%
preferred (quar.)
National
Aeronautical
Corp.
(quar.)
National
(Canada),
Pennsalt Chemicals
(quar.)
t25c
Inc.,
6-
Co.—
4-22
5-16
8c
1
Parke Davis & Co.
5-16
5-31
Ltd.
""
I"~T
Chemical
5-27
(quar.)
Products
A
B
5-27
15c
(quar.)
4-22
5-14
60c
8c
class
Paterson Parchment
t $1.75
common
4-22
-
$1.50
~
Quarterly
Paragon Electric,
5-12
4-22
5-14
37',4 c
7V2C
"""
_
Pearl
2
4-22
5-14
34 %C
'
27'/4C
Corp. (quar.)IIIIIIIIIIII
Electronics (quar.)
4-12
2
5-14
5-14
30c
28 Vac
_II_III3IIIII!
Lighting
Bell
4-22
31V4C
4-12
6-
4-22
(quar.)__
2
5-24
5-14
5-14
2
7-
4-22
6-
5-14
5-
+20c
(quar.)
Mills,
2
t$1.75
__;
Extra
Vernon
5-
5-13
5-14
28'/8C
"I
Corp. (quar.)
Pacolet Mfg. Co.
(quar.)__—
Park
1
27V4C
pfdT (qua~r~)Z
31 V*c
5—
92c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Rice
»
4-15.
::fi4-i5
31V4C
$1.50
(quar.)
Metal
preferred
Mount Royal
20c
(quar.)
Clemens
4-15
1
5-13
(quar.)
$1.05
Moore-Handley Hardware,
preferred
2
Chemical—
receipts
Ltd.,
Corp.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
5-
$1.12'/a
_
common
4-15
$1.20
(quar.)
2
5-
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pall
1
5-
10c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Packard
$1.10
s-a)__:
Electric, 4.36%
preferred
4.36%
5-15
16 /2C
1
(quar.)— L«.i—IIIIIIIIII
preferred (quar.)
I_II—
Class
(quar.)_
Mining
American
.___
5
6-
preferred
6-
$1.38
—
(quar.)—
preferred
5-13
4-22
2
$1.25
t3c
&
preferred A
514%
preferred
6-13
$1.07%
(quar.):
B
4-14
Quarterly
6-13
Vi %
(quar.)
preferred
Mount
Pacific
$1.14
._
dividend
preferred
4.40%
6%
6-15
3-31
$1.09
$5.52
preferred
(quar.)
Marking
System
Monongahela Power Co.—
Moore
1
4.50%
Monarch
$6
2
7-
4-25
_______
$4.30
,
5-
■
.Minnesota .& Ontario Paper (quar.)
Mississippi Glass Co. (stock dividend)
Mississippi Power & Light—
4.36%
4-30
5-13
6-10
Investment, Ltd.—
4%
(quar.)__
(quar.)_
Louis Ry. (quar.)______
Corp.
4-
$$0,123
—
(quar.)
Fisheries
(initial
Pan American World
Airways
Pacific Atlantic Canadian
15c
Co.
St.
common
Pan-Alaska
12c
(quar.)
(monthly)
Inc., 4(4% pfd.
Rhoads,
4-25
(quar.)
new
5-16
5-31
5c
class
preferred
Company,
Overland Express, Ltd., 60c conv.
preference
Oxford Paper Co., $5
preferred (quar.)—
6-25
Electric—
preferred
5-
25c
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. (quar.)
$1.22/2
Inc.,
25c
Outlet
4-14
7-10
(quar.)
Co.
$1.10
4-15
2
15c
___
(quar.)
&
"
(initial)—_.
4-14
2
5-
50c
Company
$4.40
2
5-
25c
—
preferred
(quar.)___
Meyer (Fred)
Inc., class A
Meyercord
<5-
5%
___
dividend
Stock
$1
.
(quar.)
)
Western
American
4-
2
■
(quar.)——
preferred (quar.) —
5(4% preferred (quar.) ——
4-20
5-2
50c
—
Rubber
5-
preferred
Murphy
(quar.).—
(quar.)
Company
&
American
4-15
Laurentide Acceptance Ltd.—
&
North
1$1.25
(quar.)_
Edison
Mount
$$1.75
$20c
Tire
4-11
(quar.)
5%
(quar.)
Lcath
*5-2
4.35%
4-15
(quar.)
Lee
American
3.90%
4-21
5-
B
preferred
North
preferred
preferred
3.85%
4-15
$1.50
(quar.)__.,
Trust-
common
A
Stores
Metropolitan
5-26
B
,
4-11
dividend)
(quar.)
Company
Mercantile
5-26
6-10
class
B
2
$3.50
(quar.)
Life
&
new
Corp.,
preferred
Mengel
12-15
5-
class
A
5-
(quar.)
Company
common
•
.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
T
6%
preferred
(quar.)——_i
4% adjustment preferred (quar.)
Nortex Oil & Gas, $1.20 pfd.
(quar.)
15c
&
preferred
4%%
9-15
and
Class
North
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Mfg.,
Shoe
Minute
and
Class
4-11
5-
30c
& Gas—
6%
North
>
(stock
Mines
G.)
&
Milling, Ltd.—
class
4-11
2
(s-a)__
—
Miller
A
and
2
5-
60c
pfd. A
Inc.,
Minneapolis
Minneapolis
1
Inc.—
Industries
5-
$1.11
(quar.)—
(quar.)
5-13
A
A
10-21
2
5-
4-15
15C
6%
(initial)
6-
Class
Class
1
$1
pref.
Ltd.,
1
6-15
Class
Lanston
11-
1
6-
40c
(guar.).
(Alfred)
7-22
Laboratories
27Vic
(quar.)
Co.
1
2IV2C
shares
Co.
7%
La
8-
7-29
Miles
10c
preferred
&
4-22
;'-5-
5-30
25c
—
(quar.)—,—————
4-11
5-30
2
4-29
50C
Cloth
2
4-29
5%
divd.)
(quar.)_——————
preferred
C.)
4-29
t3c
(quar.)
York Wire
5-
5-15
5-15
t5c
(quar.)—,
Electric
State
2
6-
Mid-West
10%
(quar.)_.
Electric
Norfolk
3%%
5-
93%c
5-13
10c
S.) Company (quar.)_
Company, common (quar.)
1st preferred (quar.)
preferred
(A.
933/4C
5-13
10c
<S.
2nd
Nielsen
(quar.):.—
5-13
20c
dividend)
(monthly)
7%
4-15
(quar.)
1
2%
dividend)
(quar.)
class A (stock
7%
4-29
series)
1
25c
(quar.)
Kroger
6%
New
series)
1
25c
dividend
B
3-29
(1947
(1959
6-
87 Vic
Stores
(monthly)
Stock
4-25
1
6-
87 Vic
;
(quar.)
Corp.
3-29
6-
6-
87 Vic
Stores
Corp.,
York
3-31
4-25
5-16
35c
60c
7c
Co
RR.
Merchandise
4-29
93%c
Porcupine
Melville
5-13
before
dividend
Kobacker
1
lVi%
Inc.
New
Central
York
5-
(quar.)
(Arthur
Mead
7-18
4-30
class
new
$1.06 lA
Company
Process
2%
;
Ltd.
Ltd.
McQuay-Norris
5-17
5-16
Department
York
(quar.)__—
McGregor-Doniger
4-11
6-20
37Vic
dividend)
(quar.)
preferred
(S.)
New
4.45%
reclassification)—
preferred
New
3-31
series)
$1
Kellcgg Company—
:
3 Vi % preferred
(quar.)
3 Vi %
3-31
4-29
(1S45
$1.05
—
(quar.)—
each
4-29
$1.75
investment
$1.08%
(quar.)
for
New
4-14
Common
common
(quar.)j—
Co.
Grain,
McCall
5-25
95c
(quar.)—
4-29
—
--——
4c
_
Stores,
&
(L.)
Michigan Gas
(quar.)
4.35%
4-
5-16
2%
divd.)
Investing Fund——
Hampshire Insurance Co. (stk.
4-28
Co.—
Ltd.,
Investors
from
(stk.
&
Jersey
15c
—
(quar.)
(Calif.)
$1.12Vi
4.20%
shares
New
$1.29
Indemnity
preferred
Class
B
Extra
8
16c
Mayfair Industries
4-15
50c
(quar.)
(stock
5-16
$1.24
& Co., 5%
Department
3%%
5-31
4-29
25c
City Power & Light—
3.80% preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Oil
4-15
4-
1
2c
_
priority
Basket
Mayer
6%C
Company
2
6-1
5-
5c
(quar I
preferred
$3.75 preferred
$3.75 preferred
7-18
93 %c
(quar.)
4-
4-30
series——
Stocks
4(4% pfd. (quar.).—___—
Meter Co., common (quar.).
$2.40 preferred
(quar.)—
_
——
New Dickenson Mines, Ltd.
(s-a)
—.
4-15
2
5-
6'/4c
—
RR.„
B
$3.40
7-18
8-
20c
Co.
4-
4-25
22 V2C
Neiman-Marcus,
87'/ac
.
Milling,
Leaf
(Quarterly
May
4-18
Kansas
Kewanee
2
22'/2C
Ltd., 5%
Mallory (P. R.)
6
4-18
3c
Class B
Kevite
5-
35c
(quar.)
preferred
Mailman Corp.,
Massachusetts
35c
„
Jostens, Inc., class A
Joy Manufacturing
1
5-
20c
25c
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
M.)
(Earle
6-
6 '/4C
quar.)
Ltd., 6% partic. pfd. (quar.)—
Participating
Macy (R. H.) & Co., 4%% pfd. A (quar.)
J.)
N.
common
preferred
Jorgensen
2
(increased)
5-13
6-
$1.25
—
Tea
5-
-
Steel Co.
Massachusetts
20c
i.Plainsfield,
Corp.
1
MacLeod's,
Light—
&
Common
3.75%
5-10
$1.25
(quar.)
Investment
Jewel
2%
$1.40
(quar.)
4-
4-25
-
Theatres
National
Milling, Inc.—
Breweries,
Lager
Lynchburg Gas
4%
Corp.—
Power
6-
series
35c
Power
(s-a)
4-
5-
20c
.
4-
10c
21c
Television
National Video Corp., class A
(quar.)
Louisville-Nashville
112c
2%
(quar.)
4-
4-25
4-25
6%
(annual)
Common
13 %c
(quar.)
common
4
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Rice
4-25
$1.20
—
Inc.,
5-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lawrence
Louisiana
$1.08%
(quar.)
preferred
Jantzen,
;
(quar.)
Inc.
1
preferred
(quar.)—
Louisiana Power & Light, 4.16% pfd. (quar.)
4.44% preferred (quar.)
5.16%
82 Vic
(quar.)—
Common
5%
-----—
(stock dividend)
preferred
& Heintz.
Jack
____
(quar.)
preferred
Iromte, Inc., com.
6-
2nd
Class
(quar.)
4.80%
Growth
ll'/4c
preferred
$1.09
_.
—
preferred
4
(quar.)
7%
$1.06
—
preferred
Power
5-
(quar.)
4-11
47 Vic
preferred
1
Hotel—
Baltimore
McBrine
(quar.)
4-25
30c
--T—
Neptune
-
2
Electric—
&
Gas
6-
—
5-
37 Vic
:
1
Extra
Iowa-Illinois
Dividend
—;
(increased
preferred
25c
(quar.)
20c
20c
,_————
——
■''Stock series
New
2nd
25c
—
series
Income
____1__————
series
Balanced
4
Island—
dividend
Lord
Island—
Extra
preferred
5-
4
.
7%
37/aC
(quar.)
.
(quar.j_
Extra
1
—
Research—
&
t37'/ac
shares
Stock
5
50c
of Rhode
Co.
—
—
—
Line
Pipe
Trust
preferred
10-25
Securities
5-
(Subject to approval of stockhldrs Apr. 19)
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co.
(quar.).
Market
(quar.)
preferred
1
1
;
4-11
25c
Corp.*; com.
11-
6-
(quar.) —
series
4-22
Co.—
dividend
(stock
7-25
t20c
110c
._
series
2
35c
income)
ordinary
4-10
1
6-
Fund—
Star
2
International Holdings Corp.—
net
4
1
110c
5-
$1.12 ya
(quar.)
common
4-
2
8-
5-16
—
.____
Lighting
5-
45c
(quar.)
2
5-
110c
(quar.)—
—
preferred
5-
$20C
(quar.)
(Canada)
5-31
Ltd.
Growth
9-15
12-30
(Ind.)—
———
912-
$1,50
(quar.)
pfd. B
6%
1-6-61
*20C
Common
quarterly)
dividend
Interchemical
6
America—
America
of
Corp.
5-
60c
(quar.)_—
Long
Lucky
(stock dividend)
Corp. of America
5-
6-10
50c
-_
common.
5-16
6c
Insurance
6-
9-30
t5c
154c
A
Rhode
A
5-31
invest¬
2
4
4-16
t5c
National Life Assurance
National
(quar.)
Corp.,
Class
1
12Vac
5c
(from
Fund
Growth
income)
7-
4-15
2
Quarterly
3-31
4-30
5c
common
(quar.)
51c
-
2
5-
t5c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Co.,
5-
150
(quar.)
Quarterly
—
—_
50c
Gasoline
Institutional
$2.50
A
National Lead
————;
class
Ltd.,
Class
40c
(quar.)
._
•
A
Class
'
25c
(quar.)
Co.——
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
$2.50
Class
3-31
Ltd.
(quar.)
1st
Second
Local
$1.25
—
Investors
A
5-16
(Fort
Co.
Insurance
Groceterias, Ltd.,
,Loblaw
5C
—
$2
Class
1
4-29
of Tennessee
(quar.)__—_____
Cos.,
Class
$1.25
preferred (quar.)_
4.26% preferred (quar.)__
4.42%
preferred (quar.)
4.70% preferred (quar.)
—
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
American deposit receipts ordinary (final)
Indian Head
Mills, $1.25 preferred (quar.)
$1.50 preferred (quar.)_
Ingersoll-Rand
Co.,
common
(quar.)
6% preferred (s-a)
(From
5-16
6-
tl5c
2%
Welding Machine
Mills, Ltd.—
Electric
When Holders
Payable of Rec.
'
Balanced
4.20%
Interior
6-15
5%
5-
5%
(quar.)
Ind.)
Litecraft
6-
25c
•
Life
Link-Belt
1
2
$1.25
Illinois Power Co., common (quar.)
4.08% preferred (quar.)——
4/2%'
National Hosiery
—
Longview
Stock
National
4-20
40c
Insurance Co.
National
Wayne,
4-15
7-
Door—
&
Hydraulic Press Brick
New
4-11
2
(quar.)——
Casualty
Lincoln
4-15
1
&
$1.25
preferred (quar.)__
5% preferred (quar.)—
5% preferred (quar.)—
Hydra-Power Corp. (quar.)
Insurance
4-11
4-25
$1.12 V2
15c
U2V2C
4-29
(quar.)—
(quar.)
common
5%
ment
4-25
3iy4c
._
1
4-15
4-30
47'/2C
Life
each
for
preferred A (quar.)
Hussmann Refrigerator
(quar.)
Sash
4-15
4-29
Co.
dividend
Stock
1
held)
A
Industries,
&
2
5-
3%
5%
Inglewood
31 y4c
—.
(quar.)—r_
(stock dividend)
Lewis Bros., Ltd.
(quar.)
—
Life & Casualty Insurance Co. (Term.)—
dividend)
and two
common
class
Factors,
5-
5-16
Stores
A
'
Share
Manufacturing—'
National Chemical &
Stock dividend
(quar.)——
common
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Corp., 4Vi% pfd.
preferred
Per
4-11
4-25
Engineering
preferred
Lerner
common
stock
common
Foods
Huttig
2
5-
50c
dividend)
(stock
Inc.
class
of
of
Hubshman
Hunt
5-
15c
Co.
Co.
Sound
(One
4-20
55 c
Y.)
Co.
Hardart
Hubbell
1
10c
Bearing
&
(Joseph)
Howe
5-
i 15c
Ltd
(increased quar.)
Horner
(F.
W.), Ltd., class A
(quar.) —
Hotel Syracuse
(N. Y.), common
(quar.)__
4%
preferred (quar.)
Houston Lighting & Power, $4 pfd. (quar.)
Home
5%
35c
(quar.)
Winston
&
Co.,
&
Insurance
Home
Hoover
Co.,
5%
4-15
37V2C
(quar.)
pfd.
conv.
Reinhart
Holt,
Northrup
5-31
4-30
31 'Ac
Holly Sugar Corp., common (Increased)-.
5%
conv
preferred (quar.)
Holt (Henry)
and Co., Inc.—
Effective March 1 name changed to
Holt
&
6-24
15c
Company
&
Monday, April 25, 1960
.
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
15 c
—
N.)
(P.
Holly
Leeds
Share
of Company
$45C
Quarterly
Hirsch
Ltd.—
Paper Co. of Canada.
Hinde & Dauch
Name
Payable of Rec.
.
.
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
of Company
Name
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1780)
6"
1
14C
6"
1
? fi
I' I
'2 %
Continued
6-1
on
5-0
page
46
Volume
191
Number 5945
...
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Stock Record from the New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1939
Lowest
40
Sep
1
-59% Feb
108 % Oct
20
Lowest
47% May
8
84% Apr 28
9
134
Apr
27% Dec
»
183s Mar 26
46
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest,:
40
98% Mar
8
57
Aug
23% Jan
?45 3/4 Apr
17
4
2
34% July 15
30% Mar 9
23
94% Jan
2
17
125
Sep 21
23% Jan
Jan
•
Apr
12
107
Jan
29% May 11
Sep
290:
Oct
1
3% Feb
9
22
18
Feb
131
65
17
29
33
Jan
26
23
15
Apr
14
91% Mar 10
328
Apr
66% Mar
85
30
17
223/4 Apr
8
2
533/4 Dec
18
85
15
79
Feb
30
Sep
9% Jan
28
153/a Nov
28
54 % Nov
89
7
Dec
57
102
10
Dec
4
75
Dec
Jan
27
May
1
4
21
13% Jan
21
45
Jan
56% Jan
4
12
98
6
44"% Feb
24
Apr
223/a Jan
20
Feb
8
:•
6
Allied
Allied
Products
8
4
79
Mar 25
Apr 22
40
Jan
25
1
39% July 15
1153/4 July 24
Jan
31 %
105% Apr
33
Mar
29% Apr
83
Mar
58% Jan
132
21
13
Jan
21
108
8
Alpha
13
39
5
52
12
Feb
51
44% Sep 22
69% Nov 25
27% Dec
22
23% Nov
18
117% Nov
10
Mar 31
33
Mar 18
Dec
,
47
Feb
29
433/4 Feb
8
10
56% July 17
106% Feb
5
353/4 Apr
333% Apr
160% Apr
30
9
ff
42% Jan
2
50% Sep,
£
32% Oct
7
46% Dec
18
58
2
64% May 29
Jan,
23% Sep 22
2
45% Jan
42
;
Corp
Portland
18% Apr
6%
1003/a
43
Co
18
,
36% Apr
1
59 % Mar 29
17
43%
39 3%
May
6
21%
58
Aug
3
44% Mar 30
30
27
Jan
5%
79
9%
34
79%
40 7
36%
15
15
77
773/4
300
*286
5%
5
5
19,660
28
28
2,600
17
17
43%
433/4
43%
•79
44
'
*79
80%
33%
33
34
33%
40%
39%
39%
40
98
•96
18%
18
18 Vo
-18%
49%
503/s
49%
163/a
16%
16%
503/4
16%
51%
49%
51%
X36%
36%
•493/4
*35%
36%
8%
35%
8%
8%
8%
54%
543/4
55
55%
78%
78%
77%
33%
32
33%
113%
♦106
54
;•
773%
32%
v
100
*109
10
35%
31%
_l
32%
96%
„,
36%
97%
9%
8%
*96 %
-
18%
18
50
93/4
33,700
4,400
11,500
97%
18%.
3,100
48%
49%
16 ya
16%
50%
50%
54
.8,000
35%
35%
36
800
16%
8%
83/4
18,000
900
.„.lj.0a-
9
54%
55%
54%
54%';
77%
773/4
77%
77%
32%
31%
♦103
54%
78
•77
112
9%
97%
50%
8%
60
33%
39%
*96
18%
37
8,600
v
33%
97
9%
163/8
8%
7,900
80%
9%
49%
37
300
17
16%
.
7,200
28%
503/4
L
4,400
;
5
16%
.
'
17
:
50
503/4
7,000
15%
183/4
49 %
15,400
/
78
18%
-
4,300
20
36%
•39%
a
26,700
.,6,300
9%
34
403/s
*96
:
28
•
80%
-8,400
.
15
43%
*79
9%
33%
413/4
<97
,19%
5%
43
24%
213/4
129
65
19%
36%
•288
17%
64
58,4o6
-
77%
28
17
44
9%
343/a
41
:
78%
*27%
63
19%
36%
300
5
28%
17%
43%
81
93.4
preferred-
50
31%
32
31%
31%
"27,100
•105%: 105%
36
35%
.♦; .300
113
105%
".
106%
3,200
440
36%
35%
36%
30%
313/a
35%
35%
29%
30%
30
96%
29%
94%
I
36%
29%
92%
29%
933/4
123,800
92%
94
92%
93%
20,100
*34%
Airlines
; 4
7
36
*35
♦48
50
*48
64%
65%
63%
64 Vs
28
27%
28
19
.
47%
27%
:
-
_i
6% preferred
American Bosch Arma Corp
American Brake Shoe Co
♦35
50
47%
Corp__
common
36
♦48
l
12.50
/
3%% convertible preferred
100
American Bakeries Co
No par
American Bank Note common
10
4
51% Jan
Apr 22
5
44%
*79%
"77%
•288
24%
21:"
127%
*
*
300
27%
No par
Petroleum
American
»4
61% Jan
63
15%
-
125% 127
64
-15
78%
*288
17%
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical__No
par
44% Jan 18
443/4 Jan
78
>./;
10
of America
convertible
Amerada
21
106% Jan
Apr 22
Feb
6
31% Jan
20%
V
*
*
100
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Amerace Corp
25% Jan "4
7
24%
20
21%
1273/4
.
2,300
•
2
503/4 Mar 15
78% Jan
24%
19%
125%
129
15%
28%
No par
Cement
Aluminum
623/s Apr 20
27% Apr 22
24%
3,900
15%
17
5
Aluminium Limited
Jan ;> 7
25%
193/a
28%
No par
common
4
493/4 Feb
25
-
37%
Amalgamated Leather Co—
33% Jan
25%
18%
*96
Corp
4
Jan
9,100
25
63
5%
No par
s
Stores
4,700
25%
14%
36%
5%
10
4% preferred
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
4.08% convertible preferred
28
36% Apr
35% Jan
9
Allied
28
46%
9
Inc_
Mills
5
75
1
19%
32%
14
24%
-
32%
46
14%
38%
79%
110
46%
203/s
302
6.400
r*;
32-
19%
77%
*106"
;
14 %
373/8
*288
700
57%
46%
373/4
16
Shares
42
57
29
.-
5
Laboratories
113/a Jan
1
W
v
-
110
*41
'
47%
143/a,
20%
_i
Allied Chemical Corp
Allied
8% Apr
125%
100
Allied Kid Co
5
.39% Jan
33% Mar 18
Xl83/a
58
1
4
52 % Feb
25
18%
'
153/4
1
Industries Inc
4
4
24%
30%
•
413%
57
.
,
the Week
Apr. 22
25
25%
25%
28
20%
100
Jan
59
25
413/4
*106
35%
-
5
58% Feb
.
11
39 % Feb
.
Allen
25%
\
1
Inc
Alleghany Corp common
| 6% convertible preferred
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
8
14
2
Corp
common
,,173/4 Jan
153/4 Apr
6
48% Mar 14
:
Apr
Gas
46%
14%
2
Products
Inc
483%
14%
"
29
Friday
'
Apr. 21
110
48
•28%
,
100
4%% preferred
5
21
Alabama
5
Apr
47
21
833/4 Mar 17
<8-
77% May 11
80
39% Apr
90% Jan
22
383/4 Sep
127% Sep
29
32% Sep
Aldens
14 % Feb
17
104
Alco
4
61% Jun
.
11
26% Feb
4
513/s Jan
93/a Apr
21% Mar 20
27
5
4
18% Jan
Jan
series
*106
Sales for
Thursday
1
•
42%
58%
57
110
14%
18'
'
No par
common
59%
*106
125% 126%
'Lj
A
r
50c
pfd 1951
57%
*41 %
48%
24%
.
~ r
1
Industries
29 % Jan
18
Dec
J
8
33
8
64% Apr
'
8% Oct
52'% Jan
Apr
A
14
Inc
conv
42
29%
25
1
Reduction
1
59
30
17% Dec
Air
4
8
28% Aug 25
46% Sep 21
36% Dec 22
Jan-
—;
5
„
Products
Apr. 20
143/a
„
2.50
Corp
Control
153/4 Mar
603/4 Aug 31
30
Air
Corp
60%
110
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
47%
.
No par
—
i
Aeroquip Corp
27% Mar
18
12% Feb
Admiral
1
383/4 Feb
18
32% Jan
44% Jan
4
24
7% Jan
17
12
Jan
Corp
issued
42
*
27%
1
Addressograph-Multigraph
When
/
10
Adams-Millis
Mar 23
Apr 22
59%
25
Co_
41%
*106
—_1
Co
Express
4.50%
16% Nov
77% Jun
Jan^ 4
40% Mar
4
23% Dec
35
ACF Industries Inc
Adams
LOW AND
TuesdayApr. 19
41 i/2
-
«5.' „/'.
1
Acme
'
Apr. 18
>«
:
100
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
22
6 % Mar 19
common
6
20% Feb
1
Vending Corp
Steel
j
Par
preferred:
4
23% Jan
;
8
4% Jan
15
23% Apr 22
15
23% Jan
-
28%
Apr 20
22% Nov
Jan
15% Jan
/*•?■.'
v
Monday
Fund
convertible
ABC
32% Apr 22
32% Jan
24% Apr 21
16% Apr 14
4%
•/-
■'<
.
STOCK
Abbott Laboratories
4
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
EXCHANGE
„
Abacus
4
Jan
52
8
13
.38% Dec
2
3;
71
110
4
12"% Mar
25
63
17% Dec
62% Jan
7
233/4 Mar
2
Sep
42% Apr .19
52 3/4 Mar 10
16
123/4 Nov
26
8
24
26•
Jan
Mar
.
% Nov 23
NEW YORK
Highest
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
19%
18%
*10034
110
44 %:
46%
•100 3/8
44%
46%
2
.
63%
623/4
633/4
19,400
27%
273/4
>27%
273/4
4,300
18%
18"%
*100%
110
18%
*102
37%
37%
•37%
60
60
•59
21%
21%
37
*59
60
21%
233/a
21%
22
46
45%
'
62%
44%
60
36
50
27%
44%
37
•48
633/4
%
37
•35
45%.*
44
45%
/
36
50
45 %
27%
19%
*59
No par
*48
44%
*363/«
50
*35
50
46%
62%
110
44%
36
46
46
45%
46
18%
;
18%
110
100%
44%
46
700
183/4
36,700
102
400
.
44%
38
44%
•37%
60
•58%
60
600
38
200
*.
.
21%
22 '
'
22,000
45%
45%
45%
2,400
33%
45%
21%
343/4
35
35%
46,100
19%
•19
19%
."100
lV
/ I
;
American
20% Jan
19
2
7
Jan
333/8 Nov 20
20% Feb
11
7% Feb
13
14% Mar 18
40% Nov
13
50"% Jan
25 3,4 Mar
19
4
35%
Apr 22
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
Inc
/
1
common
33%
'
Jan
6
9% Feb
17
133/a Jan
8
43% Jan
19
Jan
6
5% preferred
20
35% Sep
17
40% Mar
2
35 3/4 Jan
6
38% Mar
47% Jan
2
61% Aug
7
44% Mar
9
513/4 Jan
American
44% Mar 17
553/4 Apr
253/4 Sep
20% Dec
29
37% Dec
24
44
Jan
15
106
46% Sep
38% Feb
17
45% Oct
26
84
25
Jan
9
2
39% Mar
46 % Mar 22
54% Jan
193/a Mar 14
243/4 Jan
11
37% Apr
41% Feb
23
28
14
May 28
Sep
•
*
84
2
47% Mar
50
43
17
553/a May 18
46
Apr
JUly:27
18
Mar 16
65% July 28
89
Jan
21
22 %
Amer
&
Chicle
Cable
19
Co
4
American
Cyanamid
American
Distilling
American
Electric
j
Power
193
July 27
25
May 27
Mar 17
110
Mar 30
15
175 % Jaui
Home
104
15% Dec
23
17% Dec
3
93
Dec
29
45% Oct
9
76% Dec
30
41
Apr
1
21% Sep 21
89% Dec 14
24 Vs Dec
30
13% Jun
8
56
Sep 21
38% Jan
38% Nov
13
6
~4
Sep 22
137
Dec
22
5
American
36% Mar
9
41% Mar 22
American
17% Mar
8
24% Jan
American
102
Apr
102
19
18
6%
Apr 19
13
16% Jan
6
American
International
15
19% Jan
8
American
Investment Co of HI
17
49% Jan
4
May 19
76% Jan
44% Feb
17
523% Nov
84
*
593/4 Apr
34% Jan
30
98
16
Jan
21% Mar
4
14
100
11
63% Apr
■
Apr
19
82
Apr
58% Jan
4
American
Machine &
American
Metal Climax
8
27% Jan
15
Jan
22
863/a Jan
14
22
21
Apr
19
91% Apr
28% Jan
26
American
Dec
18
143/8 Apr
22% Feb
18
15% Jan
18
American
American
Motors
18
American
Natural
Apr 22
Apr 22
American
News
American
73% Apr
14
July"!
53%
54"% Mar
183% Apr
152
~3
21
Mar 17
17
55% Mar 23
26
Apr 18
43% Apr 14
43% Apr 11
333/4 Apr 19
133/4 Mar
138% Jan
9
7
62% Apr
29%
52 %
54 %
433/8 Jan
16% Feb
145
Amer
Apr 22
3
American
Mar 21
26
26 %
8%
8%
8
8%
14,000
1,200
May
Mar
7
33% Jan
5
American
Nov
23
67% Mar
8
American
27
42
3
1063/4 Apr
54% Jan
13
56"% Feb
133
Dec
54
Dec
29
117% Oct
5
26 % Mar 26
148 % Mar 20
63% Mar
9
13
141
Apr
4
Feb
9
59
Feb
26
54
Jun
12
30
117
22%
Mar
8
122% Apr
Dec
ii
26% Dec
7^%
28
Co
14
6%
non-cumulative
27 % Dec
21
35% Feb
13% Jan
26
75% Sep 22
90
Jun
9
American
67% Mar
Stores
26
Sep
22
37
Jan
16
13% Mar 12
3
American
23
American
273/4 Mar 15
29 % Jan
6
18% May 18
12
14% Jan
19
American Sumatra Tobacco.
89
19
American Tel
Apr
17
79% Jan
4
96% Apr
109 % NOV
25
101% Feb
8
108% Mar
Jan~20
129%
553/a July 29
17
175/8 Dec
29% Aug
24 % NOV
27% May
1
19 % Oct 21
14% Jan
2
51% Nov
26
63
Dec
7
£
117
Jan
11
4
333/8 Mar
9
15% Jan
4
25% Mar
25
Feb
7
20'/a Apr
27% Feb
26
263/4 Jan
15
18% Jan
11
7
55% Feb
29
42 % Mar
17
46% Apr
19
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1
43% Mar 14
68% Jan
15
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86
34
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Mar
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4
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29
25
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60
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91
101
American Zinc Lead & Smelting
AMP Inc endorsed shares
1
21
61%
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49
.
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63%
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Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
47
footnotes,
900
18%
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33%
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Co
54% Jan
49% Apr
18%
100
5%%
8
Mar* 13
33
Preferred
6%
19
747/e Mar 17
46%
Co
Water Works
Preferred
Mar
603/4 Mar 18
1
American
14
15
Jan
50% Dec
143/a
12.50
Viscose
40
14%
5
6% preferred
American
4
110
14%
25
com
issued
14
58% Sep 22
Sep~23
When
Apr 22
1253/4 Apr
8
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1,700
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25
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9,000
18
14%
1
Refining
&
45
31% Apr
33% Feb
30%
American
2
54%
43% Jan
Co
Sugar
7% preferred
110
7,700
40%
18 %
1
31 % Feb
Apr 21
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38%
18
1
34 %
165%
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82% Feb
18
102
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-
-
38%
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10
9
25% Nov 23
4
African Inv
18%
35
166%
15
No par
Apr 22
53 % Apr
117
com
Steel Foundries
4
Jan
4
20
37%
18%
preferred_100
Jan
*18
102
100
38% Jan
35
164
38%
15
No par
Seating Co
Ship Building Co
South
107%
343/4
165%
5,600
183/8
25
Chem
4
Amer
19%
34%
37%
2,000
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18%
8%
164
38%
46
18%
1
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165%
19 %
;
8
34%
162%
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105
34
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303/8 Apr
Apr 22
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new
&
34 %
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American Smelt & Refg com_No par
7% preferred
100
American Snuff Co common
25
4
1333/4 Jan
34% Dec
125
Mar
34%
26%
8%
.♦
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corn—1
7% preferred
41
29
Inc
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American* Potash
15
19,900
26 3/.
Photocopy Equipm't Co.No par
92
1
Optical
50%
23%
26%
100
Corp
Gas
50
22%
26%
3.50
Products
Co
50
26%
100
Metal
463/4
46,000
1,700
26%
8%
•
100
4%% preferred
_
403/4
100
52%
473/4
1
Molasses Co
29 % Apr 18
16
13
52
35%
Metals_No par
323/4 Jan
52%
1
prior preferred
American Mach & Fdry com
3.90% preferred
18
9
30
Corp
5V*%
6
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94
51
35%
1
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25
51%
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Dec
Supply
9
Feb
51%
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.:
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24%.
35%
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Ice Co common——No par
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105
88
SO
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203/a Jan
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31
Corp
non-cumulative
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22
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14% Jan
20%
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24
8% Nov 27
122
19%
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87
8,800
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Export Lines Inc_.
40c
Enka
Hardware
38
68
500
.
1,100
-
52%
35%
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American
American
48
243%
8
18
51%
24 %
4
38% Jan
20
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46
31% Mar 15
11
19%
47%
52%
49%
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33% Apr
142% Feb
20%
47%
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42
38% July 21
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Mar 30
Mar 13
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52%
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37%
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34
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54
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26
11
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American Crystal Sugar com
:
4%% prior preferred
32%
19
10%
40%
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473/4 Apr 22
51% Mar 28
25
46% Jan
American
Mar 30
59% Jan
8
Chain
33"%
10%
American Cable & Radio Corp
1
American Can Co common
12.50
7% preferred
25
2
20
21%
45%
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preferred
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Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
■
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10
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14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle....
-(1782)
Monday, April 25, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK' EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
40% Jan
5
30% Jan
11
77% Jan
4
49 Va Feb
11
34% Feb
27
40% Jan
26
26Va
23
May
May
35% Feb
75
80 '%
7
59% Mar
July 29
Oil
Steel
Armco
7
37% Nov
32 % Apr
20
42% Feb
19
49% Nov 25
39
Jan
26
45% Apr
11
Armstrong
86'% Apr
75
Jan
13
80 %
16% Apr
11
17% Nov
24
7
23 '% July 16
20
Jan
2
31 '% Feb
11
2
23% Jan
26
37% Jan
Arvin
5
Feb
1
14% Feb
25
Mar
20 i
18
147/8 Jun
8
32% Feb
40% May 19
10%.Jan
9
Arnold
5
27% Jan
13
&
Constable
59
Sep
30
60% Dec
Feb.13
56% Jan
27
107 % Mar 31
25
100
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51
Apr
Products
1
17
-32% July
4
5.25%
4
18
23
Mar
' 9V* Jan
28% Feb
Nov
10
92'
79'% Jan
47% Feb
17
62'% May 25
28% Dec
80
39'% Sep "16
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Jan
17
86y2 Mar *3
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68 Y2 Jan
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96
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24
35
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13
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4
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15% Jan
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15
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16
21'% Jun
4
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36
27 %
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32%
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—
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Apr. 22
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33
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preferred'
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•
44
79
24%
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:
—15
4% preferred
1—100
Atlantic Coast Line RR_:
No par
Atlantic Refining common
10'
$3.75 series B preferred
100
Atlas Corp common
—
_1
'5% preferred——
;-20
Atlas Powder Co—
20
Austin Nichols common.:
No par
Conv prior pref ($1.20)
No par
:
27,y4 Jan 18
9
1st
32%
43%
'
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.
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Apr. 21
*
24%
Common—
.—:
10
5% non-cumulative preferred—10
Atlantic City Electric Co com—4%
4
24'/4 Jan
1
; Mar 11
12% Mar
•
20% Jan
34%
43%
Sales for
Thursday
27
61%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
V
27% Jan
5
9% Feb
2
"31% Apr 22
86'% Apr 21
r 58% Feb 24
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4
80
Mar 31
*
6% Jan
4
15% Feb 15
' 96% Jan ?6
8
60%
Dry Goods Corp—
Associates
•
8
10'% Mar -4
33'% Sep 11
9% Dec 29
Corp—
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Apr 22
Jan
.63
•.
24% Nov
61%
.
12
5
2.50
Oil & Refining common__l
preferred-$1.50 series__No par
2nd
ASR
62
*78% ,"80%
17
17%,
Ashland
A
105% Apr
9
2
.88% Jan
Nov 10
;
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Inc
27%
33%
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PRICES
1", V
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60
27%
,
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35 Va
27%
42%
Cork Co common-.,.,—^1
Associated
44
5
Industries
35%
SALE
HIGH
Apr. 20
1
..
61%'
10
Corp__.
Apr. 19
35%
36
.
AND
Wednesday,
Tuesday
•'
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Apr. 18
35%
27%
—5
Co—
'
99
v
No par
$3.75 preferred-—....
Apr
5
20 % Jan 11
21% Mar
2
25% May 15
28% Apr
15
Monday
Par
Corp
9
23
19
Argo
Armour
Sep
23% Oct
8
LOW
STOCK
Archer-Daniels-Midland
17
18
28% Nov
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Apr 22
38 '% Nov
64 Ys
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
15%
*15
*21%
5%. :
22'%
•
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5%
210
24,700
600
1,600
600
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45,400
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-
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.
6% Dec
12% Jun
1
5% Apr
8
5
37% Jan
4
Babcock
,'17'/b Jan
4
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
18% Dec
■
32'% Mar
24% Nov
23
27 V* Dec
7
24 '/a Jan
26
27'/4 Mar 29
89
Dec
23
101'% Feb
5
90'/4 Jan
18
98'/4 Apr
6
79
Dec. 11
89 Va Jun
8
80
Jan
8
84'% Mar
9
38
Nov
16,
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8
32 Vb Apr
4
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14
20
56% Feb
1
62% Feb
11
28
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28
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44
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12
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Nov
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-
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4%
,
8
23:
5
54V4 Jan
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9
43% Dec
24
34'% Mar
8
46% Apr
2
51'% Oct
21
36'% Mar
9
45
Jan
45% Apr
Jan
23
11
Dec
204
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16
22
July 29
74% May
6
78
183
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36 y4 Jan
90
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7
Mar
93'% Apr
3
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4
13
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21
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42'% Apr
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common
& Lomb Optical Co.
Cigars Inc
J
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34%
57
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18
84
2
85'% Jan
9
42
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65
-
9
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18
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22
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2
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5
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15
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2
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14
89
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10
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3
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21
4
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13
1'% Jan
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8
44%
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10
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11
138'% Jan
6
31
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20
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71'% Jan
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18
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44Ya
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1
19% Apr
1
8
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25
19% Apr
19
May 14
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„
46'%
.
207/a Jan
4
6
Boeing. Airplane Co—
28'% Jan
6
Bohn
22'/a Feb
11
41'%
10
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
——1
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Jan
1
46% Apr
19
Apr 22
48'% Jan
6
40'% Feb
Aluminum & Brass Corp—1.5, > Y
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48%
9
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Sep
24
81 r% Apr
68 Y4 Sep
,
30
39'%
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76
24
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15
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.
5
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17
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8
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8
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6
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4
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17
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13
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21
76'% Jan
4
12
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12
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2
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28'% Jau
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4
35% Jan
18
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12
5
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313/4 July 10
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27% Apr
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14Ya Jan
2
20Ya Apr
68'% Jan
2
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18
8
46 y4 Jun
19
79
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4
66
17
79
Oct
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5
10
23
32% Aug 12
9% Mar 17
27 y4 Jan
21
13
8
9
19
13
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8
66
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82
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Burlington
Co
Inc
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21
5
26'% Feb
2
4
31
Apr
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6
18
—_1
7
54 7% Jan
Mar
9
21'%
89
80
Feb
*
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11
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3
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69
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Apr 22
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page 24.
26
83
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48
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24
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8
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4
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RyCannon Mills Co——;:
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13,300
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100
100
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16
46
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11
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5
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5
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4
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26
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24
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4
18
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4
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Bucyrus-Erie Co
85
73'% Jan
10
84 Ya Aug
57% July 10
6
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common
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34
26'% July 28
67
13
10-
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80% Apr
2l
18,
14
18
28% Oct
28 Ya Nov
12%
Apr 22
15'% Apr
18'% Apr
76'% Jan
Nov
80%
preferred
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13
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Buckeye'Pipe Line Co
4
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,
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92
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Brown. Shoe Co Inc
——15
-
62
.
400
39'
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12%
23%
80'%>t y- *79
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61 Ya
..
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convertible
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Y
2
Apr 22
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8
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74'% Mar
63Ya
18
14
15'% Oct 22
j
11
-
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Briggs & Strattoni Corp
5
Mar 16
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Mar 30
Mar 22
6.6
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25
16
76
6
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13
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12
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24% Jan
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8
82
62
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Bridgeport Brass. Co
63Y4 Jan
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.
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v
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8
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82'% Nov
Dec
.
52Y4 Feb
.
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28'% Jari
Mar 11
18
85
22
35'% Oct
,
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38%
-
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23'%
,
20'%'
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3'%% preferred
17%
',
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143'%
'
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—
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20Ya Jan 18
13'% Jan
4
41'% Jan
6
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28
57V2 Jan
4
6
48
9
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9'% Apr
Boston
66'% July 20
13
26
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/
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.
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76
6
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40Ya Jan
5
27'% Jan
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-
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„;-25%
1.25
Borg-Warner Corp common
79'/2 Mar 30
62% Apr
,
15y8 Jan'.
29
Borden
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17'%
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;
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.
Co
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78
39
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—
Laughlin Inc
(E W)
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22
35
5
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6
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23
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2
22
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47
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64Ya
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29 Y4 Jan
29
67'%
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65Ya
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52
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1
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25
Decker Mfg Co_———-50c
Blaw-Knox Co
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25
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52
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100
3
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57.5/e";
29
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195
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,
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100
:
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32'%
7,800
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82'%
'
52
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37
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common-
Consolidated
Co
94
•
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195
V
79%
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1
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&
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f
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6
24'% Mar 31
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145'% Mar 25
,82
Aviation
Beneficial
4
1
19% Dec
12
Bendix
21
7
34'% Apr
155
Sep 23
5
12'% Jan
35 3% Sep
14
Jan
45
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22
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%
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83'%
94
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27
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-
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6%
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83'%
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44%
21%
73%'
;
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21%
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Belding-Hemipway
Bell Aircraft Corp
B^ll
Howell Co common
; 4'%% preferred
,
»
Mar 23
2
6
49'% May 11
70,
25
41% Apr
1
43% May 28
1'% Dec 21
36 y8 Jari
'»
90'% Mar 21
;
25
Feb
22 Ya Feb
1
Apr
50
19
62'% Apr
28 Va Mar
45% Dec
16% Feb. 26
89% Feb
5
May 14
3
,
22'% Sep
20% Mar 29
37% Jan
91
9
12% Apr 20
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f
83'%
30
52'%
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'
36'%.
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1—LI
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15
93'%
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53'%
93 %
'
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6
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common
4%%
(AS)
15%
'
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prior preferred——100
4'%% preferred
100
Beck .Shoe
v
6y4
34%
14%
i
33% -34'%
;
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conv
Beaunit, Mills, Inc—;
Beckman Instruments
Apr 22
*82 ;
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Dec
28% Jan
6 %
33'%
,
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27%
93%
.
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21%.,,2i%'
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110 /
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14
39% Jan 26
100
53,
Bausch
80% Mar 28
17
26 !%
No par
_1
18
56% Feb
26'/c
com
noncumulative preferred—100
Bayuk
22% Mar 22
62'% Jan
15%
10
7
78
35 '/a
15Va
Basic Products Corp——;
Bath Iron Works Corp——
14
Jan.
206
3
90% Feb
30
54% Jan
Mar 21
37.
178
-
.6%
34%
15%"
.
Barber Oil Corp
•
7
27
6'%
35%
15'/4
Bangor & Aroostook RR
;
14
28% Jan
27
" 6%
35
■
Corp
preferred series C_
Baltimore & Ohio
6
Apr 22
66 y2 Feb
4%
;s
6
_9
13
Co—
preferred series B
4'%%
;
6
Jan
Wilcox
Baltimore Gas & Elec
,
6
51% Mar 10
25
&
'
-1
9
29
42% July 24
6
49% Sep
b
14% Jan
9
13% Jan
23
-
Babbitt (B T) Inc__
17
30% Feb
56% Dec
;
;• ■
.'
/
7% Jan
11
58'%
34
*:26Y8
4
58
83-
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.
7,600
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20
%
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34'%
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26%
26'%
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58
58
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Volume
Number 5945
191
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(1783)
15
-
NEW YORK STOCK- EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
12% NOV 20
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
56% July 15
7% Apr 19
421/4 Apr 22
31
52% Feb
16
30j/8 Apr
14
35% Feb
8
1021/a Jan
5
881/2 Jan
12
95
33% Sep 23
45% Nov 25
411/4 Jan
19
35
Feb
1
Apr
40% Apr
62
16
40
Mar
7
58% Jan
37% Feb
33% Dec
85
Dec
.23% Apr
10
'
10
Oct
13% Jan
4
49% Jan
4
25
48% Jan
19
321/4 Mar 15
1
46V2 Jan
27
40% Feb
30
31% Jan
16
291/4 Feb
23
38% Jan
8
89% Dec
7
26% Apr
1
58% Mar 1L
781/4-Jan
4
Sep 22
26%' Feb
2
12
18
22% Jan
5
Mar 18
114% Jan
19
71/8 Feb
26
34% Jan
Carpenter
6
18;
108
6
Dec
Jan
12
Nov
*
30
29
16
89 % Nov
25 *
115% Mar 16
7% Apr
6% Apr
22
36% Aug 12
981/2 Jan
10
Apr
104
281%
88
12
41% Jan
18
Apr 22
92
31% Jan
119% Mar
76% Sep
22
911/2 July
32
Nov
23
44% Mar 20
30
17% Dec
30
20
21 % Apr
16
17% Mar f,4
221/4 Mar 15
Apr
>
Jan
■
75% Apr
3
Nov
116
23
13
Jan
5
22
Mar 23
17'
Jan
22
41
Jan
30
55
Aug 20
54% Jan
5
71% Feb
: Aug 14
80
17
76
Jan
8
Foundry Co——
Central
of Georgia Ry
19
Sugar
92
42% Jan
-
49% Apr
13
Central
Illinois
23
.
26% Jan
15
Central
RR
of
L
4'
Jan r'4r
291/s Jan
26
:
8% Dec
22
28% Jan
8% Jan
12
15% Mar 11
16
50% Mar
34% Sep 21
11% Sep 22
May 29
4
'
'
Co
Central
&
Soya
7
Central
16% Jan
'Jan
42
(
South
Cerro
13% Jan
Certain-Teed
12
40% Apr
Cessna
3% Mar 31
9
*-
37% Jun
9
50% Feb
87% Dec
16
99
Nov
30
45% May 28
341/4 Mar
17
181/a Apr
24
32
Apr
18
42% Jan
West
88
Jan
:
8
92% Apr
39% Apr
35
Corp
Jan
4
21 >
Products
Aircraft
20
25% Sep
24
9
271/b Mar"29
15Sep
26% Nov
9
"37% Dec
31
221/2 Apr y 5
Belt
Inc__
36% Jan
5
221/8 Mar' 9
29% Jan
10% Oct-
6
17% Mar 23
10% Jan
15
34% Feb
18
46 7 Dec
64% Dec
29
74% July
Oct
26
118% Feb
1
191/4 Aug
106
8
59
Mar
26
95
Mar 15
12
Mar 28
26
Apr
16
32
Apr
Jan
8
38
3
July 14
38% Nov
16
53
Jan
131/4 Apr
25
26% Jan
69% Feb
26
*231/2 Jan
4
71% May 22
5
32% Jan
28% Nov
23
631/4 Mar-
451/4 May 25
22
271/4 Dec
24
371/4 Apr
24% Oct
22
.37'/a Jan
13
22
18% Jun
461/4 Dec
26% Jun 17
50% Feb
16
r
Mar;
29% Jan
25
Mar':
291/2 Jan
22% Apr
24
391/4 Jan
50% Apr
91%
convertible
94% Feb
2
57
26
4
9
401/4 Mar
27% Mar 20
43
'
49% Mar
64% July 10
lOO:
9
Apr
381/2 Jan
Cotton
14% Mar 23
57% Jan
9
96 '/2 Nov
24
79i/2 Peb
17
92% Jan
Clark
44% Jun
22
55i/2 Jan
2
47% Jan
18
53% Apr
Cleveland
89
Dec
23
Mar 20
90Va Jan
11
57
Dec
28
65% Feb
20
33 V. Dec
9
33
2
39 •*; Jun
591/4 Dec
12
24% Jan
14
42
46
Jan
ec
Dec
29
Dec
15
136% Jan
16
28
26
126
65
12
99
4
Apr
7
621
'
'
Jan
Apr
8
Jan
14
35% Apr
17
57"
Jan
4
62% Jan
4
48% Mar
9
126% Feb
12
8
Corp_
21%
23
82
7
47% Dec
9
;.
23y2 Jan
8
,
45y2 Nov
13
36i/8 Mar
Equipment
Co__
Electric
preferred
Ilium
9
41 Va Jan
27
71'/2 Jan
5
76% Mar 28
18
22% Mar
7
30 Va Jan
6
Collins & Aikman
721/b Dec
16
48
Feb
17
69i/2 Jan
4
Collins
341% Dec
10
Apr
19
35% Jan
4
Colorado
46i/4 Jan
4
48'/4 Feb
5
Colgate-Palmolive
Jan
18
57
Feb
12
45
Jan
4
20% Jan
4
50
Oct
14
63% Feb
35
Jan
14
483A May
19 3A Nov
18
24% Mar 13
15% Nov
23
241% Mar 23
15% Jan
27
18% Feb
18
60% Dec
16
74
Mar 23
61% Jan
28
65
-
20
7
191% Mar 29'
Apr
9
49% Jan
391% Feb'
3*-
25'A Nov
17
38% May 18
23% Feb
17
54% Jan
14
67% Aug
55'A Jan
27-
59%
12% Sep
9
181/4 Mar 11
13% Mar
4
55"% Jan
2
64
56'A Mar
8
Nov
Apr
5
7
20
600
57
56
56.
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56%
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Dec
22
101 Va Apr
9
90% Jan
4
101% Sep
25
112'% Feb
19
103% Jan
2
Feb
16
6% Feb
10
8'A Feb
3
J'
22
8% Jan
90
25% May
14
6
12% Sep
1
20% Sep 30
14 Va Apr
14% Jan
6
10% Sep
18
14% Jun
26'% Dec
14
30% Nov 24
58% Dec
24
68'A Jan
21
59
95% Dec
17
106'% Feb
25
21
9% Mar 14
1
108'A Apr
-
'
Mar
91
4
64% Apr
100% Apr
42% Feb
17
Jan
5
52
19
58% Dec
23
21
29% Dec 31
26% Mar 10
297/a Jan
22"% Nov
20% Jan
21% Dec
2
57% Feb
17
33
Jan
49%
49%
49%
49%
25%
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25%
24%
24%
700
33%
34y2
337/e
34y»
33%
341/4
331/4
34%
33%
33%
23%/23%
16,300
23%
23%
23 y8
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
3,300
'■ V* 9
'
Feb
25
42% Nov
32
Nast
$5 preferred
Electronics
9%
30%
1
12
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
1
38
39%
38'%
39%
38%
39%
3%
56 %
Gas
40% Jan
Consol RR of
99% Mar 10
88% Jan
4
99
Feb
26
87% Jan
4
94% Apr
Jan
22
81% Jan
6
88
25% Jun
25
30% Nov
9
"93% Mar 24
12
Apr
29% Jan
92 % May
9
83
8
40%
55% July 29
18
107% Apr
44
NOV
17
58% Jan
75
Dec
18
92
Apr
27
101
6
13
Jan
14.
Apr 22
Feb
2
41% Apr 22
75% Jan
4
87% Apr
48% Jan
47% Jan
82
Apr
8
4
-
..
2
20% Dec
18
»
16% Mar 12
11% Apr
21
14% Jan
20
23% Apr
20% Mar 24
22% Jan
27
20
For footnotes, see page
24.
90
91%
*90%
91%
20
38%
38%
38%
381/4
38 3/8
18%
5,200
18 V2
18%
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18%
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18i/a
181/4
18%
293/e
28
28ya
27%
28%
27%
28%
27%
28%
25%-
25%
25%
26%
24%
23%
24
24%
24%
26
23%
23%
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23
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23
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23%
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3,400
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64
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64
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17
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51
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26
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59
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5
„L10
50%
40'A
51
55%
86
*84
86
26V2
27
26%
89
86
92%
"
"
93%
*93%
86
■
92%
92%
800
9,600
30
6,100
19,100
*92%
93%
470
93%
93%
100
85
85
26%
26%
26%
87%
*84%
*93%
95
*84
95
*84
>
86
'
150
Corp of America—
$3.75 preferred
Industries
'
5
.4% preferred
—100
Continental Baking Co common—5
.
$5.50 preferred
;„Nopar
Continental Can Inc common
10
5%
33
5
40
26
-
28
32%
■
.
104
123/0
~
7
33%
-
2,900
33%
90
38%
54%
common
convertible
>
t
preferred^
*86
•*
-
25
86
42
41 Va
41%
*102'A
103
*1021/4
103
42%
42%
43
82
82
. .
;__2
26%
41%
No par
Continental Copper & Steel—
11% Jan
33%
32
38%
29%
—1
—
.
1,000
91%
55%
92
*93%
18
10,600
*90
35%
Common
4
23,300
3%
55%
-38%
*34%
$4.16 preferred
4
104% Jan
39%
3%
55
'
33%
Container
23
39
•'
11%
5
32 %
...
3%
56%
9,000
39
*10%
•
3%
55%
700
10,500
91 %
100
5
3%
55%
32 %
34
Coal Co—J
1
Consumers Power Co com—No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
18
33/e
55%
1,000
31%
23%
-
Consolidation
4
56% Jan
3%
56%
9%
10
30%
12% 712%
39%
38%
3%
56 %
\.
9
*9%
v
220
3,300
18y2
Corp.—1.33%
8
92
Dec
3%
58
35%
Utilities
Jan
23
44% Jun
y
92
38%
Industries——5
Foods
Consolidated
19
7
■; ,'7V
9
9%
30%
No par
Natural
20
*8%
9%
311/8
9%
*341/2
52V»
—'
Consolidated
53% Jan
9
*9%
30%
of N Y com—No
par
6
31% Apr
*8%
32
stock—50
Co
Publishing
Jan
5
8%
9y2
100
49
25
24
82
*8%
31%
__100
9
Dec
101 Va Oct
v,r..
9%
533/a
;—
Mar 23
23% Mar 11
9
*91
32%
(
Laundries
87% Sep
79 % Sep
87
,
91
31%
61
Ohio
Consolidated
61% Feb 25
52% May 22
;
90%
.
.9%
l_No par
—No par
6
'
100
4,900
4,200
r
49%
96%
Co
43% Mar
6
'7.
91
52%
common.—
23% Jan
9-
35%
24%
'
Consol
-
21%
49%
preferred
Consolidated
'
21%
91..
96%
common
series
217A Mar 21
24
121/4 Dec
1
5'
78
.7
'■% *35%
49%
preferred
Consol Edison
24% Jan 22
78
25%
,
*60%
Consolidated Cigar Corp
•
92
*91
60%
Mills Corp.
;—<
Congoleum-Nairn; Inc—
4
35%
53%'.
Cone
13
13
21
35%
49%
——1
18
Jan
20%
35%
25y4
4.64%
6
21.1/8
35%
200
493/4
5.25%
12
77
20%
35%
56
25V4
'
17% Jan
17% Sep
45'A Sep 21
92
77
21%
35
56
*77
78
21
97%
Engineering Inc—
Conde
12% Jan
V
200
49%
50
a.
Southern
&
4
37% Oct
27% July 10
*77
2114
35%
No par
Iron
10% Jan
291/4 Jan
4
78
21%
35
52%
Comptometer Corp
22% Sep
1
*56
3,000
:
24%.
Commercial Credit Co
18
96'A Jan
9
&
3
20
4
23"% Mar
57
*77
.
common—_1
Solvents
Commonwealth Edison
Va Apr 11
96% Mar 24
32%
1,900
Commercial
59
323/a
19%
No par
Pictures
Combustion
.
32%
&
Columbus
Apr 22
17% Mar 18
2,300
*18%
Corp—No par
Co
•; * $4.25 preferred
Columbian Carbon
43% Apr 12
28'A Jan
4
43
76%
18'A
noncumulative
Columbia
4
75%
■181/4
Columbia
18
44'A Mar
51% Mar 23
43% Sep 21
32% Jun 17
4%
76%
i8ya
Southern Ry—
1st pfd—100
Broadcasting System_2.50
Columbia Gas System Inc——_10
24
36% Apr
49
76
18 %
60%
Corp
preferred
Colorado
V
76
18%
96%
gtd
Co_:
Fuel
110
18%
com—15
1%
preferred
5'/2%
30,600
19%
100"
Internat'l
Feb
22
90
25%
120%
18%
=.
No par
RR
—
29% Dec
50% Mar 11
91%
25
*118
18%
No par
Radio
*90%
25%
24%
22%
—15
Co
$3.50
32%
91%
120'%
y-.V',
18%
5
Coca-Cola
6
•
*22%
—No par
$4.50 preferred 1
1%
33
,
18%
10 *" 1'"
Cluett Peabody & Co com—No
;
75%
>
*90%
*118
24%
22%
5
Special guaranteed 4%
'Corporation v_
54% Mar 16
43% July 27
Dec
Sep
71
32%
77
91%.
120%
22%
__Nopar "r
Co—
Coca-Cola
21% Jan
76%
24%
*118
37,700
321/4
100
Clevite
130% Mar' 7
48% Feb
35
25%
6,400
rV
;
*18%
8.50
—
Cleveland &. Pitts
v.
11
Feb
:
Stores
90%
91%
400
61/4
29
18%
__100
—
City
44% Apr'
104
61/4
28%
& Electric—
—
511/4 Jan
2
2
104
32%
5'?--
17;
Nov
•
61/4
29%
22%
25
Financial
18% Jan
104
61/4
28%
22%
1—1"*
Corp
C
9
Jan
Oil
O'Nuts
City Investing CO:,—
City Prdducts Corp—
T
.
,
68,800
*18%
100
Cities Service Co_i—V.—
I
;
.
6%
29%
400
13%
6,700
18%
Cincinnati Milling.Machine Co—10 "
-
105
6ya
28%
13
110
70
13'/a
12%
104 I
.
69
22%
comVNo par
•/'( 4%%. preferred
16
57
69'%
221/4
50
pfd_
noncum
preferred
Jan
4
69
*18%
com—;_10
Corp
151/4 Dec
101
Ry
24% Jan
6
42i/4
28'/a
cV
—--J.
Yellow
Full
*104
6%
119%
33
32
49Jan
r
*41%
*28 »/4
13%
—.1.25
Western
Common
V 4%
12
12%
293/4
*90%
78%
*90
53% Jan
191/4 Mar 18
41%
28%
22 y4
__40
Cincinnati Gas
12
341/8
41%
■■
260
18%
preferred series A___100
Chrysler
34% Mar 28
12%
106
24%
32%
-
preferred—100
Western
North
&
Chock
83% Mar 21
102% Jan
331/4
*281/4
68%
6%
119%
76%
1
preferred
5%
6
17
67%
12%
26
Chickasha
Dec
69i/2
118
4
93
33%
291/4
91"%
77,"'
251/2,
/Chic Milw St Paul & Pac_—No parY -.V
50 V Mar 14
8
28y4
105
/ ' '
6%'
30 .1
<15 >/4 Jan
4
/
41%
28 y4
1
Corp_:
5%,-series A
1061/2
24 Va
5
41%
12
25'/4
30% Feb
64% Jan
12%
25%
71% Jan
33%
41%
28%
68%
25V4
78% Jan
5
70%
24%
16
19
5,800
*23%
21
14
341/4
34%
41%
28%
V.
—8
Jan
Feb
33%
33 %
-
41%
28%
par
91% Feb
15
35
Cab-_______No Par
37 ?
46% Jan
2,700
Chicago-Rock Isl &. Pac RR__No
11
46% Nov
423/4
Chicago
19
301/4 Apr
42
Chicago'Pneumatio Tool-
23
30
421/2
8
Dec
47% Jun
42.
No par
Corp
Great
7 Chic
4
■
77'
23
42%
5
y
30% Dec
351/4 Oct
41%
Jan
32
21
13'/b Mar 15
17
43%
_Nopar
Class A
5%
36% Jan * 4
23
17
2
72% May 20
4
,;.Mar
26% Mar
36% July 28
23
-
Chic
6
3
42%
22%
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No par
401/4 Apr ; 7
23
Jan
6
19 % Mar
Motors
3y2%
21
43% Jan
37% Mar a 7
8
Nov
26% Nov
341/4 Jan
19
44% Mar 30
Jan
v
18%
19
43%
118
___—
18
33% July
36% Sep 29
231% Nov 25
63
Jan
17 "
6,700
"
..Chemway Corp
i—
1
Chesapeake Corp of Va
2
—5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25 77,
6
991/4 Apr 13
2
39%
10
—:
Chemstron
4
69% Jan
4
Checker
4
431/4 Jan
36i/4 MarZ 8
39%
29
Champion Spark Plug Co_:_—l%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co——1
V"Chance Vought Aircraft In<L—_VI
141/4 Mar 24
25
39%
:_1
$4.50 preferred
33% Feb 26
38% Jan 1 6
4
24
39%
6%
.
-5"-/
Corp—
l_J7
Co—i
Common
12
251/a Apr
42'/a Jatt
Nov
19
39%
106%
"
par
"
;
Gotham
11
8
93
12
Corp__—2.50
Co.———
6
4
Mar
93
28%
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
>>
94
10"
'&
Chadbourn
70% Jan
55
931/4
50.
Service
J
Chain
5 '/2 Jan
Apr 22
July 27
93%
39%
69%
par
Sugar" Co—_9.50
Pasco
18
79
93%
41%
Co/—^—l_l__rNo
Violetta
de
Apr
1
943/4
39%
34%
«
100
Century Industries Co—No
Jan
28% Feb
12
27
94%
393/a
1
V
N
900
94%
39%
43,,
com_f.No par
preferred—;
Central
11
'
6% Jan
'
4 y2 %
15
9V
29% Mar
•
•
36% .Mar 31
'
>9% Mar Age
5
16% Apr
'
4
!
28% Feb
x
Mar 14
8
4
2,700
941/2
39
5
Co__
Public
31
31
31%
5% preferred series B—100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec—No par'
Central Illinois Lgt ,common-No par
T
July 27
31%
20
—j.——
27
32% Dec
31%
„l
common—
88% Jan
221/2 Mar
Apr
Central
3
Corp
preferred
27
'
52
Mar 25
Mar
Celotex
46% May 11
.«
311/4
preferred series A_100
conv
36% Mar 23
11
~4%
Aguirre
4%r%
211/2 Mar 29
10
31%,
100
'
20
31%
„7
t4.20%,^preferred
;
5%
-
31%
Ceianese Corp of Amer com—(No par
<7%
2nd preferred-—
100
Central
* Apr
31%
j.—100
w
99% Feb
31
commonj.No par
15
77% Jan
,8
19% Mar
30%
32,500
43
'
preferred.
Tractor
20
37% Sep
31
2nd
11
...
421/4
—12.50
: Jan
57
/:
43%
_1
common
15
20
'»
431/4
.„1
i.
preferred
61/2%
Caterpillar
Shares
91/4
44
*
7%
'
Co
32% Jan
22
32'A Dec
(J I)
i: Apr 20
38% Mar 23
18% Sep 21 >
24 ;
88% Dec 28 7
30% Jun
-Dec
Case
8%
43%
50
_
13
19
8%
451/4
10
common
preferred
35% Jan
/;>
734
the Week
Apr. 22
45
5
_
25% Jan
8
Mar
8
Friday
Apr. 21
87/a
9%
45%
No par
Co
83% Jan
20
7%
Sales for
Thursday
'
2
125% May 13
%
Corp
141/2%
8%
Apr. 20
45%
Ohio >Ry_100
Light
Carriers & General Corp
Carter Products Inc__
8
25
34% July 29
22
27
Carrier
13
8
20
22
Y
Jan
Feb
24% Apr
Sep
114% Dec
9
6
421/4 Mar 24
9
8
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
10
Co
&
&
Steel
Tuesday
Apr. 19
5
Mfg
Power
1
_
Carolina Clinchfield
4
34% Nov 17
Co
(Philip)
Carolina
Monday
Apr. 18
Par
Inc
Airlines
Carey
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
..
Carborundum
12
40% Dec
,
Capital
4
26% Sep
„
o
11%
*21
41%
*81
26%
*84%
41
103
41%
26%
26%
87%
*84%
42 V*
82%
81
81
12
21%
11%
11%
-
40%
41'A
102%
41%
103
102 V*
41%;
40%
103
87%"
40%
103%,
42%
41'A
421/4
81%
80
so
11%
*80
11%
11%
9,700
20
4,600
130
30,900
50
...
11%
12
22
...
.
21%
*21
22
»
11%
*21
T
22
*21
22
8,300
100
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1784)
.
Monday, April 25, 1960
;
.
NEW-YORK-STOCK EXCHANGE'STOCK-RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
?
Highest
Oct
23
9% Sep
22
45% Oct
23
69 3/4 Jan
31
Oct
23
66
Mar
35 '
Nov
,4
5
56 % Jan
8
9% Apr
4
Continental
26
6
4
Continental
—5
Continental Motors—
57
Jan
'
Oil
34% Apr
19 %
54% Dec
23
59% Jun
26
30% Jun 22
89% Feb
9
841/2
Feb
,3.1
85
i.
:
Feb
7
88
2
J an
72
Nov
24
85
36 % Sep
2
23
19
30
NOV
29% Jan / 7
37% May 27
..
40% Oct
.>
31% Mar
17
4
19% Jan
17
24%
28% Feb
1
41
July 23
Jan
20
60 3/8 Jan
6
98% Apr
21
24
323/4 Feb
114% July
;213/eJan
2
37% Jan
15
17% Mar
65% Dec
30
$2
Mar
113/4 Feb
2
40 3/4 Nov
25
20
14
Nov
25
31%
Publishing
Seal
&
Cuba
11
Cuban-American
4
/
:
,
—.il
7
8
$4
25
29
33% Mar
Jan
Feb
96
4
13% Apr
12
26 % Jan
2
363/4 July 15
493/4 Mar 18
24
8
Jan
Inc—
Press
43% Jan
19
Class
85
Dana
18
6
Inc
Mills
•
•
-•
Inc—
Power
&
Hudson
Western
&
Dentists'
18% Jan
Denv & Rio Grande West
10
60
Mar 21
Steel
Jan
4
De
4
Diamond Alkali
4
26% Sep
18
32%- Sep
23
59% Apr
31% Sep
22
363/4 July 29
29% Jan 23
8
36% Jan
31
Apr
Vilbiss
33% Jan
Apr 22
33% Mar 14
9
4
Diners'
49% Jan
23%
Diana
4
Disney
Jan
4
6
28% Feb
Stores
13% Mar 31
Dr
8
22 % Mar 15
Dome
16% Mar
9
19% Jan
4
Dominick
21
42% Feb
10
7
243/4 Jan
5
99% Jan
Douglas
22 %
24
25
Mar 15
27
Feb
19
6
10
Apr
21
13% Jan
4
9% Api
5
143/b Jan
Dow
22
Apr 22
30 3/4 Jan
7
209
Apr 20
5
96% Jan
74% Sep
21
Sep
17
86% Apr
3
26% Jan 12
74% Jan
22 %
37
Dec
4
42% Feb
27
37
Jan
40% Dec
1
463/4 Jan
27
40
Jan
266% Jan
102
13
11
21% Mar
8
80 3/4 Apr
8
28%
29%
81,500
41%
413/4
14,000
24%
24
24
24%
5,600
44
Mar 10
&
Co
29
Jan
5
Eagle-Picher
Jan
5
Eastern
5
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn
88% Jun
9
363/i Nov
6
36% Jan
6
83% Jan
15
94
193/4 Mar
1
94
Feb
92
Mar
Oct
26
/45% Dec
31
253/4 Jan
Eastern
4
1153/s Apr 18
93% Feb
3
$3.60
37% Mar
46% Jan
6
Eaton
633/4 Aug 13
483/4 Feb
57
5
79
Mar 21
Apr
84
Jan
18
34
Feb
4
46% Dec 24
36% Apr 21
89
Aug
4
92% Oct
6
87
31% July 16
55 % Aug
7
21
Apr 22
46%
Apr 22
54% Feb
36% Jan
7
73/4 Dec
17
38% Jan
14
93/4 Jan
7
28
Oct
23
8% Dec
16
63% Dec 21
14
39
Mar 20
Jan
20
Jan
:
45% Jan
4
893/4 Jan
5
263/8 Jan
6% Feb
11% Feb
17
4
133/4 Jan
8
12%
Sep~i8
26% May H
283/b Aug 28
41% Dec 23
76i/4 Dec
88
23% Jun
22
16
Jan
9
27% Mar 10
33% Apr
33
321/4 Jan 29
Ekco
43
Jan
13% Mar
25
Mar
32% Feb
78% Feb
29
9
Apr
18 3/8 Jan.
8
16
*
273/4 Apr
'38% Jan
53
535/8
13,200
30%
30%
303/g
5,900
303/4
•303/a
303/4
18%
18%
1,200
23%
24
4,700
35
36%
35
35%
30%
31%
29%
30
25%
25%
263/a
26
Steel
Co
Co
14
El
19
Emerson
Paso
26
25%
13
13
13
1,100
19%
20%
8,300
17%.
-17%
17%
17%
32
163/4
17
303/4
31%
30%
16%
31
3,30a
20%
•
21%
29%
30
20 3/4
21
293/8.
30%
40,900
21
21
92
20%
203/4
92%
205/s
203/4
90 5/8
2,200
91%
91
92%
91%
91%
25,400
233/4
24i/2
23
23%
22Va
23
*253/4
25,200
26%
26
25%
25%
600
3,400
91%
/';
93
1
24%
24%
243/s
26%
26
26
103/8
10%
10%
10%
103/8
10
10%
10
10%
10%
103/a
10%
10%
10
10
10%
10
10%
*93/4
IOV4
800
209
210
211%
2123/s
26,000
•• r.
■
'
22%
78
42%
38%
42%
*42%
*42
43
*42%
*42
19%
23%
23%
23%
23
23
25%
2,000
2 4 5/8
253/4
243/4
26
26%
19,000
76 %
76%
76%
26%
265/8
26
7 76 %
77
20%
77
20
77%
20%
26%
77
773/4
20
20
19%
20 Va
20%
20
'
115%
113%
93%
92%
39%
39%
56
38%
*87%
*55
82%
90%
32%
33Vs
32
32%
42%'
423/4 *
42
43
13%
27
Evans
5
16%
16%
16%
4
Eversharp
Inc
1
22%
22/2
21%
Ex-Cell-O
Corp
3
33%
34%
33 %
9
Jan
2
28
7% Sep 29
29 Va Jan
2„
37% Apr
9
10% July 16
28% Aug 31
10% Jan
Sep
96
Mar 12
79 Va Aug 11
18% Jan
9
31% Sep
35
13
37
27% Nov
2
.
Jan
14
11
9
27
35% Jan 27
Fairbanks
7% Jan
4
12V4 Feb
26
24% Jan
4
28% Feb
26
Fairbanks Whitney Corp com
$1.60 convertible preferred
7%
Apr 20
Apr 22
29% Mar
7,
91/2 Mar
1
Morse
&
Co
34,
.Jan
Feb
1
83
Mar 30
23% Feb
8
26% Apr
5
Falstaff
28
4
30
Jan
4
Family
81
Mar
4
.
/.
No par
4%
convertible preferred
Brewing Corp
Finance
Corp—
*28
93/4
10%
11
25%
253^
.
45%
' *28
30
1
40
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp.l
Fairmont Foods Co common
1
41
40 5/8
13%
*27
411%
40%
73^
..r-32%
77%
323/8
-
10
16
343/8
30
33%
27
45
10%
75/8
32%
32%
32%
32%
*82
26
26
26
26%
1
29 %
29%
291/4
29%
*82
83
*82
*25%
29%
83
26V4
291/a
300
36%
363/4
363/4
6,100
9,500
95%
93/8
45
58
45
9%
46
900
430
*55%
55%
50
16%
15%
16%
6,300
21%
213/a
213/4
6,300
34
33%
34
5,400
28
283/4
28
29
10%
10%
10%
10%
*25%
7%
8
793/4
33%
25%
7%
793/4
21%
10%
25%
1,700
793/4
15%
29%
10'/8
25"%
333/8
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343%
10%
33
44%
215/a
25%
13,300
33
9%
16%
21
13%
273/8 f
36%
58
16%
22%
19,300
13%
27
*79%
93/4
58
1
831/2
9%
44%
58
415/s
13%
27
33
33
45%
100
'■*
33
42
13%
27
133/a
271/g
36
5
7
44,800
793/4
25% Jan
21% Jan
11,100
32%
35
20 3/4 Jan
27 3% Nov
123/s
79%
*57
8,000
12%
35%
9%
3.600
313/4
35
57
60 Va
12%
35
46%
60 Va
1,600
55,600
32%
80
93/4
7'A
12%
80
57
61
47
31%
80
46
%
7
32
33%
50
21%
12%
33
7100
*
61
7%
2,600
92
31%
34%
•-/.
7
82%
38%
11%
,
33%
20
7
7%
80
No par
i*90
63
33
30% Mar 12
Jan
46
2
28% Dec
40
47
3
58
31% Mar 10
463/a
13
13%
38
*90
47%
12%
27
♦80%
37
21
12"%
13%
82%
92
21%
12%
27 Va
36%
21%
7%
13%
*80%
38%
215/a
60%
27%
82%
■
90%
7%
9
8
•
633/4
7
49% July
37
*87%
63
8% Mar
Co
*801/2
7%
43% Mar
Products
300
21%
56% Apr 12
153/4 Mar 8
8
55
47
4
Apr
55
48
2
15
9,000
*53%
22
May'
22
39
47%
Apr
50
38%
55
64%
'
100,000
•'
1
39
73/8
-
93%
38%
62 %
5
<•*92%
4,700
39%
90%
7%
93%
330
111%
*92%
:i-;
1093/4
54%
38%
-
.93%
110%
38%
*21%
48%
:
109%
54%
82%
63
34 % Oct
i*92%
113
56
38%
.
21%/22%
48
92%/,
110%
8,300
V'
39%
*87%
39
1
115
*80%
70
Pittsburgh RR Co
500
19%
26%
*80%
8.50
preferred series A
43
"43
23%
2
5%
*19%
24%
29
Erie &
*42
195/8
-'A.
263/4
56
100
Erie RR common
*42%
43
19%
150
'
455/s
23%
25%
23%
7
5
Phonograph
*443/4
43
43
10
Mfg Co
45%
265/B
2.50
Co
*45
*19%
Oct
7
45%
*42%
Oct
11
421/2
*42
50
Feb
42%
42
193/8
56
54% Jan
42%
42%
25
39
shares
"
42%
42%
43
40
17% Sep 21
19% Mar 2
*42
500
-
5
Co__
150
42%
43
43
15% July 23
Gas
39%
237/8
*92%
10
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
Equitable
*38%
267/8
114
/
Empire District Electric Co
36% Apr 21
6
13% Jan
39%
42
31.
24
*38%
*45
27
323/4 Feb
39%
*42
453/8
10% Oct
5
39
42%
-
26 Va
20 %
7
1
preferred
38%
20,800
%
23%
_100
Amer
1,100
.v
78
223/4
42%
19%
99%
78
22%
25 %
common—1
Co
993/4
79
22%
26%
76 %
7
10
of Amer
99%
22%
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•
20
.
2.50
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Inc
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22%
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•
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99%
79
210
22%
42%
43 >"
100
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46
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22%
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' / 212%
995/8
78
22%
*
23
*45
100
Corp
*25%
-
10
com
Emerson Radio
4%
16%
.
24%
5
common
&
:
26
34% Dec
Mar
17
1
Gas
Electric
6,000
26%
31%
r
50
4
1
12,500
•/•/ 4,100
29%
205/8
Co—
8
4
373/8
253/4
50
Watch
Natural
29%
20%
Battery
National
!
13
common
Electric & Mus Ind
Elgin
35%
v
293/4
13%
100
Auto-Lite
13
36
26%
preferred
Electric Storage
293/4
200
20%
1
Stop Nut Corp
Electric
35%
-
71%
5
Stores
Products
4%%
80 % Mar 15
2
533/4
30%
*30%
13
preferred
Elastic
8% Feb 26
64% Apr 18
8
52%
30%
20%
'
15
'
52% Mar
Bros
4%%
25
18% Jan .16
533/a
3OV2
133/8
Inc
preferred-,
Manufacturing
Edison
89
May 15
523/4
29%
30%
20%
preferred
Kodak
1,600
133/8
Co—
Lines
Stainless
Eastman
15,300
30%
31%
I
30% Jan
8
18%
20%
A/.' E
*34
Dec
.
303/4
37%
25%
5
24% Apr
30% Apr
543/4
24%
36%
10
27
24
50
22% Apr
112
26%
133/4
Corp
9
16
18
26%
21%
.
31
21
18%
26
24%
50
21
Apr
18 3/8
261/4
18%
50
34% Jan
75
18%
26
30
39
46 % Apr
23 % Sep
183/4
26%
7,700
*303/8
42%
prior
60
18%
*31
1,100
42
60
183/g
*38%
% %
41%
62
18%
*42
28% Dec
4
42;
24
50
29
Apr 22
*60
2,500
13%
common
22
773/4
413/4
62
3,900
20,000
20%
Inc
32
Mar
7%
8
243/8
No par
28% Dec
75
7%
*7%
18%
50
Air
15%
24
1
25% Sep 22
73% Dec 11
24% Mar
21
18%
preferred
preferred
' ■■■':
20%
15%
18%
preferred
7
20%
20%
15 3/8
19%
-79
Cigar
36%
203/4
25%
;/
3,200
2,200
*35%
20%
18%
2
7%
71%
15
42%
*60
4,100
10
203/4
8%
413/4
423/8
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20
*•
153/4
7%
62
79
DWG
21
;, 24%
2.50
$2.10 preferred
5
203/8
153/a
7%
71
183/4
30 3/4
$4.15
24% Jan
*60
.
19%
No par
23
36%
.20%
8
series
$3.75
Duquesne Light
*35%
51
1
preferred
21
8
42%
$3.50
12
4.10%
Mar 23
8%
62
-
36%
s
7%
71%
"
42%
19
73'8
713/4
15%
100
18
24%
73/4
72%
;20
20%
213/a
153/4
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11
73/8
217%
39% Feb
43
20%
15%
*60
26
'20%
21%
:
100
Apr 11
85% Jan 23
72
*35%
21
31%
preferred
Dec
24
213
4.20%
42
25
73/4
733%
100
43% Feb
18
73/4
72%
219
4%
19% Apr
24
7%
73%
100
15
Mar 24
25%
7%
73%
213
14
333/4 Oct 27
243/4
/■;
5
23% Jan
■
3,800
9,300
42
No par
46% Feb
47
503/8
19,100
283/4
series
43% Apr
2
50%
43%
41%
$4.50
5
19
50
24%
27 s/8
49
Preferred
8
22% Feb
50%
24
No par
1
(E I)
38% Jan
42% Jun
x413/4
42
1
Nem
42%. Jan
40% Jan
433/4
28
50c
46% Mar 13
13
24%
42'A
275/b
303/4
Ltd
USA
48% May 26
46% Jan
24
14
41%
31%
Industries
16
18
24%
43%
3,700
86
13%
293/4
5
21
Nov
24%
/ 42%
35%
*83%
42
253/4
Co:
41
41
14%
84
27%
52
Common
5
35%
14
*83%
413/4
53%
Corp
Mar 23
363/a
14
1
Cc—-
Drewrys Limited
de
35
86
13%
42%
26
Dunhill International
Font
36%
*83%
No par
38% Dec
Dec
35%
86
29%
_1
du
3
37%
50c
Inc
Aircraft
Duplan
6,300
41%
51%
Corp
Dresser
4
91%-
28%
_25
Ltd-.
Chemical
91
2,100
10
15
Products
Fund
903/4
28,800
30
——1
Co—
Mines
Dover
4
21
Pepper
901/4
300
"
33%
82
*80
—10
Club Inc
(Walt)
12% Mar 15
28% Apr
143/4 Jan
Jan
36%
76%
8%
—
Co
Corp-Seagrams
Divco-Wayne Corp
15
45% Jan
106
38%
7v 41%
Corp
(The)
19% Feb
4
Co_
Distillers
33
5
2783/4 Aug
92
li-il
$1.50 preferred
14
203/4 Feb 23
6
9
91
15%
Diamond National Corp
5
17
92%
203/4
21%
31%
*80
_1
Jan
11
Sep
91
20%
Corp.
30
Jan
95
91%
33%
200
82
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co__100
Detroit
4
64
Apr
202% Feb
203/4
-20
8
18
143/4 Aug 17
21%
33%
2.50
Coatings
18
28
8
*20%
20%
32 s/8
RR_No par
NY
Edison
2o% Jan
32% Mar 24
May
Chemical
Detroit
8
24% Aug
6
42% Mar 13
11
DeSoto
5
6
7
23
203/4
22%
323/8
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•
of
Co
20
54% Jan
15
Sep
Supply
Jan
5- 173/4 Mar
22
11
*20%
203/4
33 7
3
Inc—
42% Jan
Apr 22
40 % Mar 23
17% Jan
27% Nov
' 21%
32%
6-75
23% Mar 31
30% Jun
22"% Jan
*20%
21
300
8,400
57
*80
13.50
—
20
85% Mar
21
21
22
33%
-
77%
—50
Delaware Power & Light Co
26
Apr
*563/4
;
78%
No par
20
20
57%
1,100
Vi
1
(Delaware)
Apr
29!% Apr
*57
'
28% Dec
21
57%
56%
50c
Inc
20% Apr
533/4 Jan
9%
563/4
*75%
Lack
27% Aug 17
100% Dec 11
34V4
9%
*77%
Delaware
7
123/4
*333/4
9%
77%
5
6
*12%
34%
9%
78%.,
9 % Jan
28
*20%
12%
♦34
*75
&
19% Jan
20%
*12
9%
*77%
Delaware
74% Jan
*56%
12%
34%
9%
82
8
36 y8 Oct
>
♦12%
*33%
9"%
78%
11
12
57%
12%
34%
77%
28% Jan
May 18
9%
12%
*34
*80
48% Feb
17% Jan
y'
*"
200
*75%
40% Mar
20% July 23
9%
V
82
24
22
1
12%
34%
69 %
76%
68% July 31
2
*68
76%
33
Mar 26
69%
80%
4
17% Jan
*68
80%
1
11% Nov 25
68%
870
//.
Dec
16
13,100
68%
493/4
26% Nov
29% Mar
23% Jan
800
10%
*68
*77%
45
29% Mar
6%
15 %
10%
3/s
18
24% Mar
6%
15%
10%
78%
29 % Apr
51% Apr
6%
153/a
49%
17% Jan"
7%
6%
10
500
*77%
15
5
30
14,300
49%
Sep
Apr 21
99 V8
77%
17
15
21%.
99%
77%
*75%
100
Lines
20%
20%
*99
49%
:.
—100
issued
213/4
100%
91%
"/
C
Air
*89%
15%
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common..7
Light
B
When
891/2
12,100
6%
443%
series
Delta
89%
43%
10
25%
series
4
90%
43
15 3/e
433/4
3.90%
Jan
43%
6%
24%
3.75%
20
100
43
10
443/B
Preferred
Mar 31
6,100
43
15%
25%
Preferred
.
39
10%
6%
*15%
24%
18
74
35
*37%
16
6%
16
V; 42%
19
9
/ 343%
99%
10
.
80% Apr
3
139,900
34
39
213/b
14
74 % Feb
6% Mar
243/4
233/4
33%
21
13%
75% Jan
64% Feb
233/4
22%
*37%
■.
99%
*83%
9
19
Deere & Co
2,700
4,100
99%
6%
14
27
19
1,200
18
25%
213/4
86
Feb
Records
34%
17%
24%
21%
13%
81
Apr
34
18%
25
99%
*83%
83% Apr
21% Feb
Decca
76%
22 Va
50c
1
Corp
Dayton
3,100
7,100
100%
"37%
22
21
33%
1
100
5
:
.
18
38 %
5
23
213/s Sep
33%
*37%
100
Inc
A
Dayco
Daystrom
*75%
'
'
35
38
1,900
33/4
55
:
series
9
135%
35/8
34%
4,300
25
23%,;:
223/4
/
213%
53%
32%
—10
Corp common—
preferred series A—
River
135/a
33/4
55'/s
34
/.
160
91
213/4
21
* ;
Sep
24
23"%
34%
38
20%
1
Dec
17
; r
*56%
1
._
71
41% Nov
'-23%
"
39%
9%
-
76
7
36%'
12%
No par
common.
33A%
Dan
*88
133/a
76%
200
5,300
86%!
22
*75%
18%
23%
85
33/4
24%
34%
No par
A-
Cutler-Hammer
4
Feb
'•»
5,000
13,100
213/4
-
77% Apr
76% Apr
30
18%
243/4
91
8,600
141%
141%
'
85i/» v".
6,600
•
.
22 Va
54%
33%
33%
33
18%
25
142
3,100
2,900
•
*99%
5
prior
Curtiss-Wright
8
15% Jan
72% Jan
Dec
j."
18 V*
35Va
*38
—1
3.75%
10
64% Oct
33
25
*18
131/4
76%
19
23%
21%
33/4
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76Va
*88
V
55
25
67%
Preferred
Apr
29
33/4
543/4
*75%
v
33 %
3%
55%
69 %
18
82
7
*33/4
-
71.: /.*84%
13%
12%
543/4
*68%
5
23
13
/
-
9%
18
72 % Dec
May
3%
,10%
33% Jan
453/4 Mar
Jan
3%
;/
.
22 Va
; 22
'
6%
44% Apr
51% Jan
14
19 '/a
22%
13%
10%
17
Jan
46
22%
91
,
49%
141%
.
..84%:,,84%
13%
*15%
21
61
Apr 28
27% Oct 28
143
*
403/4
48%
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*88
13%
10
Apr
6
18
68
142
40%
.-■/
85
22 Va
*
7 '
29
92
;:";'/*88
92
49
*19
144%
144
A-'V-*84%:
84%
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i
100
;
common
353/4 Feb
Feb
473/4 Dec
7
145% -/
'•
.
41,/.v/
48%
21
^-5
Sugar
preferred
$1.60 prior preferred
4
Jan
pfd
noncum
Curtis
Cuneo
7
83
23
49"%
49%
'
40 5/8
41%
21 1
23%
-
2.50
14
31 % Jan
19% July 27
Dec
41
48%
41%
48%
23%
33%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Publishing common
18
Jan
37 % Jan
91% Feb
151/4 Jan
40%
'
42
48%
*75%>. 76%
y:
100
13 ■*' Jan
Apr 22
46% Dec 21
53
173%
18%
*.
12% Jan
Mar 24
82
6%
RR
37
60% Jan
9
473/4 Mar 13
16%
55Va " 55%
-
preferred—100
Cudahy Packing Co
"4 %%
preferred
69% Mar 23
-
6
May 26
0:21
■>. 10% Feb 25
16% :
13%
of America—12.50
convertible
11
5
20 % Mar 22
56% Apr
*5% %
Jan
20
2
25
16 Vs
•
22%
No par
14% Jan
29
9% Apr
Nov
7% Sep 21
41% Jun
5
16 %
*88
/
common—2.50
preferred
127/b Jan
18
33% Mar 22
13% Feb
16% Nov
16%
^25 f:25
D
15
18
•
5
34% Sep
59% Jan
36% Apr
17
"18%
4
27% Jan
2
34%
297/s Jan
3
243% Jan
333A
109% Jan
25% Feb
9
34
8
2
10
34
97% Mar 28
21
21% Apr
12"% Jan
34%
89%
67
71% Dec
33%
42%
18
23
34%
*89%
21
Sep 23
33%
'
44%
20
Nov
34
89%
16% Jan
8
33%
43
413/4 Jan
56 3/4
32%
33%
91%
15
May 25
333/a
323/4
44%
15
34
33
34%
43%
8
16
353%
*89%
Sep
83
34%
No par
10% Sep
59% Dec
37% Nov
34%
Corp common—5
6% Mar 25
14
Crown Cork
34%
V 33%
1
com
473/4
34%
—2
w
Corp
47
'
Crowell-Collier
Apr 22
Corp_.
preferred
481/8
$4.20 preferred
Crucible Steel Co
67 % Jan
943/4 Dec
Wheat
47
35
84%
•
—100
Petroleum
conv
18,800
48 Va
Crown Zellerbach
81 % Mar 11
44
of
5%
10,200
47%
1
133/4 Mar 18
Aug 27
Cream
Crescent
29,500
9%
483/e
4
4
6
Aug 18
5
493/4
95/a
47%
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Shares
1
48 5/a
'
9%
34%
47%*22%
*
1
preferred—
50
35%
144
25
common—;
9%
Jan
20
Jan
19
33
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1
_1
,
49%
9"%
90% Apr
86
9% Apr
15
•3%%
5
54
Corp——!
Coty Internatl Corp—
15
42% Apr
.
Petroleum
Inc
Crane Co
38% Apr
7
40% Feb 23
4
12% Mar 31
Jan
36% Mar 22
.
16
23
5
39% Jan
4
% Mar
16% Feb
44
103/4 Jun
.
4
28
23% Oct
15% Dec
:>
15
75% Mar 24
26
9
7
4% Jan
643/4 Jan
12
17
31
25% May
29
Mar 30
Coty
49%
93/4
10
35%
41
—1
-
Cosden
48%
49%
503/8
,
36%
is
Corp_____l
Corning Glass Works common
5
8%% preferred—/.^
___^100
3%% preferred series of 1947-100
Apr
23% Feb
Dec
104% Sep 21
5% Dec 28
4
90
9
50% Jun
85
14"% Jan
11
.'
9%
the Week
Apr. 22
1
33%
-
„—5
(Deli
493/4
Friday
Apr. 21
333/4-
*.
■
_5
Electric
1
9%
Sales for
Thursday
Apr. 20
35%
5
;—.—.,.5
Cornell Dubiiier
4
,
86%
.
Corp
Co..™
Copperweld Steel CO——
5
147% Apr
Range
Corn Products Co
Apr 22
11
24% Jan 27
3% Feb
15
28% Mar
Copper
934
48
7
—
2
8
19
72% Jan
14
23% Apr
1
163/4 Jan
Cooper-Bessemer
*
—5
Corp
4
16
243/» Mar
Steel
4
Feb
51
Mar 30
23% Dec
Jan
57% Jan
' 4
21
113/8 Mar
19
12
71 Vs8 Nov
55
5
Apr
20% Jan
5% Apr 22
,
35% Jan
.
7
83% Apr
85% Jan
.
31
X43/4 Dec
5
29
124
May 12
24% Jun 10
83/4 Jan
42% Feb
24% Jan
46 %
88
18 % Oct
3
24
Sep
4
Mar 29
2
20% Apr
7
154% Dec
Controls Co of America
40% Apr
1
17% Oct
,,
Continental
42% Mar
16
15
50 % Sep
393A Jan
,
40% Mar 16
20
31% Apr
33% Mar 17
Sep 21
21
32% Apr
4V
45% Aug 12
/
-
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Apr. 19
Apr. 18
49%
50
1
;
Delaware-
of
:
Monday
Par
Insurance
11% Jan
21
LOW AND
1
:
STOCK
EXCHANGE
45% Mar -8
133/4 Apr 20
.
<
Lowest
-
46% Mar
50% Dec
46
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1959
Lowest
25%
25%
26
75/a
/
73/4
32%
32%
7%
<
32%'
7%
321/4
*82
83
*25%
25%
25%
26%
29%
29%
29%
293/8
•
*82
84
1,100
69,300
1,200
11,900
1,200
•5**
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Number 5945 i
»
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
491/4 Feb
5% Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
'
Highest
9
72
Oct
Lowest
_
+
28
NEW
Highest
53% Mar 14
69% Jan
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
4
Fansteel
Metallurgical
Par
Corp
6
10% Apr
30
161/2 Mar 10
22 i/s Apr
24
16% Mar
8
203/8 Jan
4
40 i/s Dec
Fedders
23
28
4
6
Federal
Mogul
Bower
,4
Federal
Pacific
Electric Co
Mar
9% Mar 29
31% July 29
22% Feb
5
273/4 Jan
22% Apr
1
243/a Apr
56% Jan
43% Nov 25
21% May 26
36
26
50Va Feb
6
6
25% Jan
8
51% Dec
21
45% Feb
19 % Jan
31% Nov 24
44% Jan
22
Mar 28
70 3/4 Jan
4
18% Jan
11
36% Apr
*14% Jan
5
12
50 % Apr
17
20
47
Aug 21
Jan
5
Feb
4
26
'20%
16
31 % Feb
1
453/4 Jan
11
106% Jan
29
23
20% Jan
14
313/4 Dec
28
9'/4 Jan
5
133/4 Apr
44% Jun
28
80% Jan
32% Sep 21
81% Dec
99
-
23
Jun
89
-9
•43
Jun
15
15
Dec
523/4 Mar 16
26 % Feb
9%
1
813/4 Jan
1
99 % Jan
29
84
Apr
7
1093/4 Apr
11
*56V2 Dec
23
503/4 Feb
5
33%
X 59%
5
V"
273/b May 29
12% Apr
5
16% Jan
43
Mar
9
30'/a Feb
17
34% Apr
18
5
93
Jan
8
833/4 Feb
5
Feb
22 \ Sep
11
Sep
21
v35% Jan
2
25% Jan
12
$4
10
22
17% Jan
12% Jan
2
40
Feb
9
170
Feb
16
216
Aug 13
July 10
95
Mar 11
55% Aug 27
46% Mar
201
85
7
Feb
563/u Jan
17
88% Jan
13
223
Jan
Fair
$4.20
Food
Giant
4%
15
divid
15
4
14% Apr
14
5
21 Va Apr
20
35 % Jan
7
Foote
21
68% Apr
20
92% Jan
6
Ford
213/4 Jan
13
Foremost
14 % J an
5
193/a Feb
17% Mar 10
23% Nov 20
373/8 Apr
303/4 Dec
68
Dec
24
77
Feb
41% Jan
29
6
13% Apr
18
28
17
Apr
8
Mart
7
28
2
44% Dec
30
40% Oct
38
Feb
4% Sep
28
Nov
33
9
10
Dairies
17% Jan
5
5% Dec
14
Freeport
30% Feb
15
19
71% Apr
8
Jan
Sugar
4 %
•42
Apr
9
29
Dec
Gabriel
7
Gamble
50
Apr
4
5%
Jan
5
Jan
15
41% Feb
17
44
26
Jan
Feb
8
51
Trailer
6% Jan
19
Jan
5
36% Feb
2
23% Apr
21
7
90
22
39
18
9
138
Jan
28
7% Feb
Jan
22
9
14% Jan
153 T
•
22
84
26% Jan
1
66
Apr 22
2
145 % Apr
20
9 % Jan
4
26% Apr
21
34 % Jan
27
8
45% Jan
25
41
Mar
Feb
Nov
12
25% July
7% Feb
6
33% Oct
2
21% Apr
14
27% Jan
9% Jan
2
7% Apr
5
8 Mi Jan
4
29% Jan
5
24 4
Jan
28
42% Oct
80
8
Jan
28
4%
•;
53% Jan
11
General
99% Jan
4
General
Electric
74% Feb
9
16% Feb
9
107% Dec
101% Dec 28
114
•
,23%
Dec
14
Mar
98 Ve Jan
7
4
87
23
22% Mar
26-/a Apr
101% Jan
3
58% July
112 % Mar
Mar 25
100% Dec 22
75% Dec
21
38% May
8
37% Aug 25
30% Dec 28
45
30% Apr
Mar
26
Nov
43% Mar
100% Jan
3
76% Jan
25
21% Mar
35% Jan
21
29
107% Feb
6
31
Jan
4
General
Jan
5
General
Mills
Mar 28
108
55% Jan
5 %
-
6
4
84
$5
Mar 23
preferred
Preferred
8
24%. Jan
4
General
43% May 25
32% Feb
17
39% Jan
4
General
60
Nov
27
44% Feb
17
'29V4
54% Apr
4
General
43
Nov
Jan
4
Jan
2
27
35% Mar 10
40
52% Jan
2
73
Dec
16
59%, Jan
'53% Sep
14
76
Nov
27
70% Apr 14
74 % Mar
1
J
■
5% Jun
16
Feb
9
5% Jan
23
22% Mar
24
39% Feb
7
15
26 V* Oct
•
22% Nov 30
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11% Dec
63
12
18
27% Feb
2
11% Jan
21
Jan
28% Sep 29
39% Nov
24% Oct
31
23
5
9
Apr
23
May 22
5% Jan
7
26 /
Jan
15
24
29
263/b July
7
85V8 Dec 15
5
26
Apr
18
$1.30
27% Mar 17
9
92
V4
-
87
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Apr 19
28% Apr 22
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27% Apr
-
44% Jan
86% Nov
'
21
Tele
When
90
Dec
99% Mar
17
20
29% Apr
6
20
81-% Jan
4
General
6
96% Feb
26
3
91
26
Apr
.
100
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.
98
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104
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'
27
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'
Jan
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3
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24
46
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28
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25
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,
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36% Jan
92
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;
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5
45 %
;•
103
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13
11
19
54% Dec
29
12
96% Apr
273% Jan
1
88
8
29
41% Nov
17%
4
2% Oct 19
76V4 Jan 14
45 % Nov 19
Getty
73 % Mar
1
Gillette
56
Mar
92
Feb
'
1
13
45% Jan
4
20% Jan
28
2% Mar
1
15
69 %
36
,
23% Jan
9
Apr 22
37/a Jan
9
45% Jan
447/a Jan
2
30% Nov 20
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4
Apr
19
33/8 Jan
21
103/g Jan
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30
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74
Jan~~2 v
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22
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,
.
18
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4
16
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Oct
30
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19
23
2
83
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74
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5
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82
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22"
303/4 Mar 30
10
Jan
footnotes,
1*
see
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11
page
77
86
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43
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48
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27 %
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140
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38%
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6%
6%
76%
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54
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76
76
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1,100
30
32 ya
6.25
15,800
72%
-
39%
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8%
16
92
6%
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4,300
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1
533/2
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53'%
53
2,600
37
convertible preferred.No par
4%.% preferred _1_—1
£ Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
14,400
17%
2%
,i
72%
36%
40%
1
72
17%
2%
100
713/2
25,900
36%
39%
par
70%
37,200
v
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173/8
2%
Corp_;
Western Sugar, com—No
7% preferred.
Green (H L> Go Inc__
Greyhound Cprp .common
143/8'
36%
>
40%
;
471/4
i4ya
1,100
2%
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573/8
46
61,600
39%
common
55%
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47%.
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153/4
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47
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120
9,800
15%
413/4
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100
101
17%
42
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.
23%
42
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101
22%
2%
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943/2
333/4
53
38%
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-.941/2
X 33%
723/4
71%
>
94
33%
92
2%
common
59,800
233/4
73%
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613/2
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40
Corp
593%
♦90%
72%
&
21,900
613/4
-
39%
■
12,800
263/4
24%
75%
Inc..___4
82,800
x 253/4
23%
39
Batteries
113,800
■
28%
1041/2
24%
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38
par
100
100
2,200
16%
.
74
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92
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56%
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943/4
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14%
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94%
101%
34%
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593/4
48
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&
56%
58
14%
5
common—
94
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1
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813/4
■
28
25'%
253/a
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26
25%
47
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273/4
100
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18
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105%
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par
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j
Apr 22
,32% Feb 10
140
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:
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26%
1
Great
26.
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3% %■ preferred
Grayson-Robinson
-
53% Jan
51 %
v
26
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McBean
(W R)
Granite
21
26% Jan
,
r263/4
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Granby
52 3% Jan
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25
25
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Brothers
$0.60
12 «"
15 % Jan
9,-
17
24.
33
108 Z
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.
21
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,
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5
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Gould-National
36 % Mar 24
Feb; 17
*
4% Dec
32% Apr
20
36% Fetr 17 J
May 29
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'
8% Jan
5
17
103% Apr
6
141% May
■47% Feb
20% Oct 28
!
4
31% July 2
60% Aug 12
59% Apr 27
U
126
;44
16% July 17
55%. J&n
45% July.4.
44% Nov
Aug 31
84% Mar
7
35% Nov
,
50
Feb
17%
5%
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63% "-64%
Co'_X__i_^_________i-__4
Alden
Grace
15
26% Feb
.,
5%
30%
10%,. 10%
1
preference
Co
Goebel
15
8-/2 Apr
74
5%
*29
2.50
&
Products
Glidden
4
4
12%
33
3.33%
Globe-Wernicke
14
8
Feb
50
12%
42%
2'2"%XX22%
"
1
Goodyear Tire & Rubber_____No
37 y« Mar
May 28
10% Mar 18
86
581/8
46%
2
Goodrich Co
38% Mar
"4
/
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*50%
46%
5'/2
30
*92%
5
4
54% July 15
11
5,000
361/4
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33%
14%
46
24%
6
1
6% Nov 20
;
Glen
21
42% Apr
16
36%
36%
86
12%
21%
46%
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89 % Jan
30
24
14'/a
21
47
50
47% Jan
1
Mar 31
44
8% Dec
4,500
___5
$4.50 preferred
8
2
Dec
18,000
lOi/s
58%
43
17%
100
Equipt
Inc
Gladding
11
4% Jan
5,200
26%
12%
*50%
42%
com__l
Corp__
Tire
Oil
Gimbel
4
17% Mar
49% Dec
14%
21%
43%
4%
Texas
14%
21 Ve
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43
5%
'
19
36% Apr
2% Nov
<
Gerber
2
25 % Jan
&
Georgia-Pacific
4
351/4 Jan
<
of
preference
11
20
103% Jun
54%
9%
70%
43
1
com
V
—
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1
issued
5%%
Apr 22
15 3/4. Apr
'
54%
26%
10%
33%
72
46%
50
Corp
(series B)
Electronics..
Time
Genesco
19% Jan
24% May 20
4
$5
25
293/4 July 13
50% Jan 27
2
General
56% Jan
-
22% Mar 16
Jan
5
Feb
57%
-
11
20
8
„
Apr
403/4 Jan
17
Apr
59
v
14 Ve Apr
50% Jan
23
14
19% Nov 20
Dec
42% Feb
Mar 30
Jan
127
333/8 Mar 24
68% Dec
'
13 i/a Apr
71
,28 %
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55%
27
33%
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25%
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7,800
18,300
103%
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25%
72
1.100
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43
1
com
issued
When
58
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Feb
'
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14%
21 »/4
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V
50
preferred
25% Apr
„
25%
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14%
common—i_5
$1.32 preferred
$1.30 preferred
24% Jan
30
72
*102
58
> v
;
701%
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16%
General Telephone Co of Florida—
25
119% Dec
68%
6
25%
21
1
Castings Corp
243/4 Jan
2
26
*71
6.67
253/4 Jan
Jan
25%
:
2.50
3
70% Mar
1
6
103%
36'/a
!
13%
Utilities Corp
Railway Signal.
General Realty & Utilities
General Refractories 1—
Steel
6%
,72%
v
107
' 32%
if:
25%
General
General
70%
-5,400
371/4
35
General Public
6
34%
36%
V/.,
18%
34%
4
13
35
18
35
preference.____No par
Public Service——
10c
29% Feb
12
18%
34 %
conv
29% Feb
Feb
18%
35%
.73%
13%
preferred
27
.
18%.
34%
25
preferred—
24% Dec 22
60
18%
26
4
34
,
221%
25%
series...
243/i Nov
Dec
15%
Jan
33% Jan
16
34
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21%
3.700
16,800
■
33%
50%
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15%
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Precision
conv
50 %
93%
37
-
26%
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93%
23%
General
29% Jan
20
50%
*175
/
94%
14%
34% Feb
Mar
23% Apr
50%
51
,
49%
14
24%
—
$3.75
•
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$2.98
Mar 21
13%
22%
5
13
14
50%
487a
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48%
36%.'
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24 %
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Portland Cement Co
$1.60
$3
14
*94
171/4
16%
86
23 %
preferred
35% Nov 16
'31% Jan 28
14%
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17
5,600
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28 %
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14%
common
General Motors
106% Mar 24
28
86
17
3,300
37
XXH
28 %
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-
1,500
67%
54%
13
28%
86
36%
20%
671/a
33%
33%
28 %
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31
5
12%
33
13%
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8
7
12%
34
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26
12%
33
-
23%
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18
9
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13%
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General
Z
34Ve
36
20%
68%
361/2
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32%
59
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preferred
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29
59
32%
57%
38
21
*84
2
preferred
21
32%
59%
3,400
4,900
-36%
v
84
14 %
Cigar Co Inc
Contract Finance Corp
General Controls Co
84% Jan
32%
241/4
22%
16%
108
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_
v
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36 %
84
72%
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40% Apr
13%
36
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86
23%
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5
37%
107%
2,800
23%
22%
47%
v'i a'
10%
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107%
29%
24%
16%
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10%
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27%
Bancshares
3l
May 21
26%
11
33%
100
66% Jan
40
263^
10%
36%
29%
X? 9,800
67%
94%
15%
common
Co.
997/8 Dec
6
26%
11%
37%
,13
Amer
30
7 30% Jan
26%
29%
6.200
2,200
'
19
23
361/2
55%.
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86
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32% "
58%
59%
10
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19
55
:
1
preferred
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Apr
55%
;
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Indus
22
54%
10%
2
39% Mar 18
55%
18%
24
103%
______10
Industries
1st
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36%
15
Co
Sep 22
/ 74
•
75% Mar
103%
26%
X-,
,
Corp
;.__2~
General Bronze
Corp
—_5
General Cable Corp com
__No par
6
5
Mar 17
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8%
19
*20%
34
103%
56%
8%
22%
37%
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.1
preferred
convertible
General
33
36%
54%
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General
Baking Co common
^5j"j
$8 preferred,
--^4
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:
13
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34%
373/4
'
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551%
-
American
General
11
33%
37%
1
Inc
$4.50 preferred
General Amer Oil
21
X/V-
35%
383/a
5
Acceptance
General
Mar 28
8% Apr
42% Apr 10
457/8 May 11
6%
6
33%
2.50
'51
t
37%
i
_No par:
i
convertible
General
93% Mar 29
12% Jan
141
10% Mar 25
74
30% Jan
Wood
General
49 % Mar 30
4
Apr 22
58% Feb
10
May 19
29% Nov 23
37% Oct 21
Jan
22%
67% Mar 11
22
5 '
Corp
4'/2%
14
64% Jan
Nov
Gar
4% Mar 11
96% Jan
Dec
15
31% Mar 25
6
14
11
36%
16% "• 16% -v-/
G
Skogmo
Garrett
18% Jan
89% Oct 20
51% Feb
36%
16%
v 16%'
100
Gardner-Denver
26
Apr 22
45
36%
16%
—2.50
of
Co
convertible
6% Jan
23
17
36%
_100
Co
Co
54% Feb
18
28% Feb
3
37 W
17 >
preferred
4
Feb
36%
par/'
5
Co__
Sulphur
Fruehauf
21% Jan
8
48%
10
4
27% Jan
19% Sep
48%
Inc____
273/4 Jan
21
5
50%
Franklin Stores Corp
4
9
49%
Corp
6
20
19
49%X
1
153/4 Jan
14% Apr
Mar
49
__2
21
20% Apr
37% Jan
17%
Co
Foster-Wheeler
May 11
8
19
16%
Co_____
Francisco
69
56% May 21
50% Jun 11
17
100
8
26% July 23
51% Mar 17
20
17
Corp
_____10
preferred100
Jan
24% Apr
45
17
Inc_..__
Mineral
Motor
z;'xx'-:X12% Jan
16 74 Jan
16%
Inc_:
Mar 30
22
26
Food
5
Feb
5
22
18% Jan
193/o Jan
33
20
68 %
preferred
19 '/a Jan
20% Aug
45% Mar
49% May 12
123/4 Jan 2i
21 %
67%
common
Markets
convertible
93% Dec
'
*20%
68%
preferred
2
1
203/4
68%
:
ser
3%%
5
23
pfd
3 %%
17
Nov
203/4
68%
No par
Food Mach & Chem
25'/a Oct
50% Jan
Dec
38%
21
68
2
9
14% Nov
6
37%
21
No par
Inc
18%
23 %
J.
18
87
18
24%
23
40
100
94% Mar
t
,
31% Sep 21
24%
24%
the Week
j
Apr. 23
8%
29'%
243/^
1
2nd pfd
convertible
•
23%
No par
com
Co_
Stores
29%
39
Inc___10-1•
common
conv A
19
29%
24%
Corp
Co
18%
30%
41
No
Lines
preferred
Food
28% Apr 18
14 % Apr 22
18
!
Prod
Coach
Florida Power Corp___
Florida Power & Light Co
Fluor Corp Ltd
4
1
Oct
Paper
Carpet
$4.50
Mar 21
84
Firth
19 Ve
243/4
preferred
Flintkote
Apr 22
30% Dec
<
,
18%
29%
24%
__1
Firstamerica
8
19 Ve
40%
=
Friday
'
56%
8
23%
10
Sales for
Thursday
55%
8
24%
.___
First National Stores
8
Apr
20
Jan
4
13% Jan
19
5
4%%
58%
2.50
Filtrol Corp
Firestone Tire & Rubber
4
38 Ve
14
2
Jan
30% Jan
29
Feb
31% Mar
15
61
Apr 22
33% Jan
117% Jun
Sep 21
26
2
8
8
1
Dept Stores
Avenue
56
8%
5
Corp
Fifth
7
Apr. 21
30
30
;
23
com
pfd series A
preferred
X Fiberboard
19
101'/3 Jan
1 Oct
55
Ferro
58%
8
'
Apr. 20
^_25
2nd
Fenestra Inc
19
July 20
104 ?
4.60%
-18%
Bearings___5- /
57%
„
8%
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 1!)
,
59
8%
1
conv
Federated
58
"
2
Federal Paper Board Co common
"
393/8 Feb
5
Corp
5% %
4
35% Apr
100
■
Jan
-
413/4 Feb
573/a Mar 20
131/4 Oct
.
45
20 % Apr 22
603/4 Feb 11
19
27% Jan
131
Apr 22
16% Mar 11
23% Aug 12
70 % Dec 30
15% Nov
Fawick
Tuesday
Apr. 18
-
5
Corp
40% Jan
32 V\ Nov 10
21j/2 Jan
2
6% Mar 22
Monday
v
EXCHANGE
•
30
26%4%
23300
,
200
18
Lowest
Highest
Nov
5
303/4 Feb
67 V2 Dec
1
EXCHANGE
Highest
24% Mar
79
17
8
29
Jan
9
72
Jan
Gulf Mobile
15
Mar
11
66
$5
27% Mar 18
37
* Jan
4
32
27% Feb
8
35
Apr
13
24
Jun
9
Common
80
Dec
29
Jan
6
86
Apr
14
$4.20
Sep
8
89 y2 Apr
13
82
Gulf
Oil
Gulf
35 Va Nov
28
States
No
_
30 %
34 Va
100
*84%
preferred
16
94
Jan
9
84% Jan
7
89
Apr
20
$4.40
dividend
preferred
100
Aug
7
91
Apr
9
89
Jan
15
89
Jan
15
$4.44
dividend
preferred
._100
Dec
30
104 % Mar
3
Dec
22
105 y2 Mar
4
Jan
97
4
101
97% Jan
11
102
20
32
Feb
8
48
Feb
24
49% Jan
12
Mar 21
Mar 29
Mar 17
dividend
$5
'■
$5.08
i.
20
49% Nov
;48V2 Nov
20
7iy2 May 19
41
25 V2 Nov
4
29% May 22
26% Jan
30
23% Mar
20'/a Mar 31
88
9
■'■//'
July 23
Feb
6
28 ye Jun
19
36 y4 Aug
39 % Jan
5
;65% May
;44y8Feb
6
122 y2 July
1
,30% Jan
114% Aug 31
7
.38
Apr
24% Nov
14
6
Nov
10
Jan
13
57% Dec
3
61%
132
1
50% Dec
8
34
20
3
Mar
97
•
12% Apr
13
35 y2 Nov
30
39% Apr
20
43 y» "Sep
21
79% May
12Va Dec
30
16% Jan
7% Jan
16
27
Jan
27%/Mar
6
8
52% Feb
1
Watch
Hamilton
4
'
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Co common..
4%;* convertible
Hammermill
;32% Jan 25'
.102 Z
102%
102
102
102
-
26%:'
25%
29
30
r
66
*
Feb
15
Hammond Organ
:
31
24%
24%
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.2.50
24%
.
•'- *96
98
v
45%
57% Jan
Apr 22
Jan
45% Mar
46% Mar
22 % Mar
8% Feb
28
129
8
57
Harbison-Walker
5
6%
Mar 24
_i 63%
Refrac
preferred
com—-7.50
65
15
8
29'A Jan
11
Harshaw
18
25% Apr
11
Hart
8
55
12
Feb
11% Jan
18
4
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29
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V /
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98
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Co.:—_—
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new
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&
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23,%
23%
29
38 %
17
75
Jan
22
Feb
17
13
Jan
5
Apr 22
>
4%.% preferred-—j.
Haveg Industries
Inc„
Hayes
———50
Inc
.
37 %*
,
:
10
62%
•!■//•
46%
129
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-
2
75 % Sep
22
27'A Apr
30'/a Apr
14
40% Dec
16
34% May 11
32'A Dec
8
37% Mar 13
16 % Jan
7
92
2
Dec
90 % May
5
11
82
Feb
17
91 % Jan
26
77
'» Jan
4
:
17
80% Apr
43% Jan
11
37% Feb
11
,
29% Feb
10
31% Jan
4
.
32% Jan
18
35
Heinz
(H J) Co common—
3.65% preferred
Heller
Helme
(G
W)
25% Jun
3
Hercules
Motors
Jan
19
74% Dec
31
17v8 Apr
61% Apr
19
50
13
74% Jan
;
Hercules
Powder
105
Sep
29
118% Apr
16
105% Jan
4
109% Apr
i
5 %-
55 % Apr
66
Jan
2
82% Nov
34
Jan
8
25 Vb Dec
3
46% Apr 27
42 Va July 29
13y2Jan
5
64'A Jan
9
85
7
117
31 Vb Jan
7
12% Nov
30
22% Oct
6
11% Oct
27
76
i9
Mar
38% Feb
20
13
15% Mar
62
$2
58 Ve Apr
9
83% Apr
56% Apr
1
21% Mar 15
23% July 22
72% Aug 25
Jan
28
,-
lf>% Jnn
8
Chocolate
4
Heyden Newport
3%%
Chem Corp_
4
41
Aug 27
32
1
37% Jan
1
28% Apr
6
21
Jan
2
13% Jan
5
16% Feb
29
Hires Co
37
May 21
27
20% Apr
21
27% Feb
29
Hoffman Electronics
15V4 Apr
Apr
11
,Mar 11
13
Hilton
4
Jan
11
21% Jan
5
24% Jun
23% Mar 25
26% Feb
27% Feb
2
29% Nov 30
28% Feb
1
29% Mar 25
49 y4 Jan
40%, Mar
8
45% Mar 21
39% Apr 29
44% Oct 22
65% Jan
22
21 j
2
43% Apr
Feb
Jan
30
47% July 22
33% Mar 22
41 Vb Jan
Dec
15
90 y2 Apr
81 % Feb
86
5% Sep
13
4 6
9
9% Apr
Sep 21
2
19% Jun
32% Apr
30
24
Feb
'
36 Va Dec
41
Feb
12
18
30
5% Apr
17% Apr
5
14
37 Va Jan
2
27
69
15
80 Va Mar
2
70% Jan
77
Dec
JJar ;6
Dec
28
96% Jan
30
90
21
75
22
.
77
85
64% Sep
11% Jan
28
85 y2
15
Jan
18% Sep
2
12
49%;
-.49
223'8
'/
v
21
Mar
4
38% Feb
10
7
31% Apr
8
,
Jan
.
Apr
7
21
81 % Apr
8
7-
Apr
7
80 % Apr
14
90
Z
11% Mar 30
15 %• Jan
5
8
27
July 13
17% Mar
8
24% Jan
4
50% Sep
21
66
Mar 17
46
1
54 % Jan
14
Hudson
18
Jan
5
84% Dec
10
5% Jan
7
25
35
Jun
19% Oct
29% Dec
.
Apr
24% Mar 14
31
Jan
22
Hunt
July 30
84%.Feb
25
91V2 Apr
19
/ 5%
9% Dec
31
,9% Jan
4
13 % Jan
11
y
39 y2 Dec
31
37% Feb
15
39% Jan
5
0
7
93 Va
13
14
23% July
42% Mar 18
9
18
Apr
21
21% Jan
Feb
15
common
—
46
49% Apr
25
Mar
8
31% Jan
Ideal
37% Mar
7
47% Jan
Illinois Central
35
Jun
9
46% Dec
24
43% Feb
4
-
41
Jan
27
51 % Apr
39'A Jan
18
42
Cement
Inc
Power
7
29
47
Apr
3
41% Feb
18
43% Apr
50
Jan
5
45% Jan
22
48% Apr
4.707a
7
47
Jan
14
42% Jan
•
4
44
Mar
40 y8 Sep
25
45% Mar 18
41
Feb
11
42% Mar 21
36% Jun
26
41% Aug 13
38% Feb
17
44% Apr
67/a Dec
'
8
18
.,
,
10% Feb
17% Nov
5
30
74 y2 Nov
17
109
149
July 28
; 43% May
163
18
Apr
6
July 17
16% Apr
20
22% Jan
12
May
73
Mar 16
86% Apr
19
7
May
21
July 6
50% Mar 18
28
Oct
•
153
6
55
8
34% Sep
I
7
.
Feb
Apr
21
29
Feb
5
32
Apr
29
45
Dec
17
34% Feb
86 % Oct
95% Feb
24
86
25
f
Jan
2
385 y2 May 12
39% Jan 27
138
Sep
25
28
Sep
31V8 July
488
22
68
7
35 % Apr
Dec
22
9
27'A Jun
86% Jan
8
111% Dec
21
12% Jan
7
24% Nov
9
111
May
7
July 30
141% Nov
86 Va Dec
15
10% Sep
14
15
69
125
Sep
Mar 20
94
172 %
Jan
Jun
Jan
6
Feb
3
45% May
39
42% Dec
28 Mr Feb
9
17% Jun
9
32
Sep
Sep
21
32
Dec
33
Nov
116% Sep
36% Jan
6
32
17
20
34% Feb
18
8
471 % Apr
8
12
18
25% Feb
International
12%/
38 y2
8
90
Mar
1
19% Mar
2
34
Feb
11
Apr
19
International
15
5
4
21
32% Mar
45
Jan
15
27%
15
123
Jan
23
Apr 22
83
<
■•■/:
V
*88
79%
83
46 Va;-
46%
27 i
89% t
x48%
77a
.'.
•11%
•'
8
Iowa-Illinois
35% Apr
36% Jan
7
Iowa
29%:
v
*
Teleg_No
&
7
Jan
4
118% Feb
16
29% Apr
12
44 Va Jan
4
&
.»
,
$6
18%
•48%
Circuit
5
Electric
•;
900
19
!
1,300
2,600
49%
27%
37%
38 Va
8,200
49%.
48%
49
49%
49%
9,700
*41%
42%
-
43
*41 Vg
43%
42%
*43
43 %
.*43
48%
%
*47
48%
*47
,
9.200
10
20
43/2
"
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45
*43
43
*42%
44V4. '
45
■•,
43
'
43%
7 Vs
16%
48 y2-
♦43
1
16%
-30
45 /
-
<*42 %
43%
7%
*150
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43
44 Vb
44%
....
17%
1,000
-*■
89%
89% Z
27%
455 VA
>43'/4
,.
■
145'%
21%
109
21%-
■
107%
,
•17%
114%
.108%
; '911/2
»*89
13%
*13%
63%;
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114
,
34%
.
34% .* 343b
(
•
x48 >
491/4"
47
44%
29%
21%
-A
•'■'■
■'
107%
'
173a
107 VB
:
91%
63 %
21%
107%
17%
■
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*31 Vg-
33
39%
''
3e*'A
35%
43%
■/
44
43%.
;
38%
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.-40%
'
41% ••:
36%"
-
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v
33
42
.
Co
.
43%
37%
1
37%
37%
1
37%
37%
373b
10
:
:35%
35%
"38
35%
37%
-
Z;
13%
1,500
63Va
62%
62%
320
.
32
35 Va.
50c
common
*
Co
1
5
-'28 «/4
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28%
,
120
-
28V4
.
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29%
29%
29%
28%
120
29%
111%
-
110%
38
30
300
34%
3,500
47
3.100
32
31
-
41%
y,40%
41%
35%
35 VA
'35%
43%
43 Va
36 '/2
36%
19 VA
19 Va
38%
38 Vb
37%
.
♦35
28%
27%
120
*118
30%/
3.300
36 Vb
19%
136,700
'
43 VA
36%
*38
38% /
300
31%
4034
19
-
37%
27%
110%'
34 Va
46
-•
43 %'
1
5
35%
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100
35 %
-
-
43 Va
35 Va
""
;
"
33
37%
-■
22,600
89
13%
*110
41 Va
*38
35%
;,107%< 108%
47
19
19,700
13,700
34%
19
1,400
V
17%
89
47,".
37
19
21%
106 V\< 107%
16%
>
34 Vs
43%
38
19,"
19
*.18%
470
5,500
Z 300
76
v
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.
91%
34%
40
■
63
,
113%
35
♦
26,700
29%
13%
.
47%':
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»
45%
144%
.
13%
47
-
36%
'■
38
<
:
-
17%
109
10,800
11.5)0
44 V2.
144
*73
40
27%
/ 29%
75
;
5,100
461%
458
144 '/a
29%
200
/
89%
26%
34%
48-o
T--
28
4,900
40%
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y
21.600
39%
35
29%
40
459%"
44%
22
VA
.29 VA
144%
i
13%
112
<v"
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.
'
'
30
89%
.
.
108
63%
:»
156
34%
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13%
641/2
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45 %
145 %
112
7,400
39
455
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13%
115'
-
73
18'/a
16.600
84%
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40%
29%.-
111%
..
28 Va
461
73
72
173a
84
,
3 4 VA
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1,300
16%
84%
156
,/•
40%
29 %
..
17%
93 ,*.»<
-
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-
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-
7
40
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28%:/
108 :,b
,
29%:
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466y2
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33
89I/2
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■
/
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39 VA
•:
417/8
13%
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291/4/,
29%
,
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40%
34
44%
.
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156
40
33%
633/4
V
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;
145
,
-
21%
-
84%
41;
28
108%,115
17
83%
35
464
>
72%
17%
7Va
16%
-
<
156
,/-.41%
•. *88
•'
45%:
211/4
7 Vs
*
Breaker
/
38%
18%
420
64.600
27%
'
preferred
I-T-E
11%
,38%
■-"
49
291/4
-
.30»/4
-*89'
,
par.
3.50
„
Light Co_
Island Creek Coal
10%
11%
2.600
7,900
.
38%
43%
171/4
/
144%/
•
114 Va
25
Co
Gas
&
89%
27%
40Vb
28%
107V2
*.
No par
Light & Power Co
Power
26 %
89
.
*
49
*43
861/2
♦150
466%,':
,v"
t*7134
—
Elec
25%
26%
,
373b
34y8
891/a
44%'
-_No par
common
Interstate
Iowa
46%
33% *
18
"*42
7Va /■
*
85
;
41%
"144 Va'
■
com_No par.
20
6
46Va
89
:
.
44%
-16%
29%
28 y<r
462
.'
,
1
45% Apr
4
39% Mar 21
38% Apr
39% Jan
27,000
48 Va
45:
"
„:43 ■•/-.
*7i/a
.•
156 *"••
;
41 y4
——25
Power
1^00
19
.
273b
<■47
17%
*88
5
Utilities' Corp com
5
$2 convertible preferred—
^25
Interstate Dept Stores
1
21
4,600
15
18%
.
38%
J*43
861/4
*291/4
100
preferred
Telep
14.
18%
27%
43%
•
/v"30
81
90
791/2
■
373a
48%
*42-
81
27%
/
*43
*43
9,600
75
46 Vb
*37%
' ,'Z
49
100
30%
79
13%
'
/
26
; 89
18 Va /
18%
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/
y
38%
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r.
13%
.11%. '
*37%.
50y2'
*411/2
17%
11%
-
391/4
49%
/.•
13 V4
300
3.300
37%
,
*88 /,
79%,
11,900
19
*73%
90
>
79
5%
17%
'
30
75
*81
;
90
.
18
42
7%
TVs
*150
No par
International
4
30%
75
"
Apr 22
9
• V
27%
,
84Vg"-
——1
Shoe
Silver
1
49
441/2-,
17
-
5
—
——
International
International
36 Va Mar
,
_100
Salt
./'
30 y8
,/ *731%
31%'.
88
,
'■/
48%
271/4
--
47%
'
5
7
•
common—7.50
Amer
24
Jan
41%
47%
par
..
57a, preferred 1
International
*36
26%
91%,-
>38%
•'
/•/■
51
43%
::.._No par
of Cent
Jan
-
40%/
41 %
—1
Limited
preferred—
Feb
8
-
48%
27%....*•
8
28%,
;■
11 % Z,11%-.,
> 38. * 38
•
/ 18%' 19
,
43%/ '43%
5
Rys
37%
46
-■■■'
*7.
-v •19%
50%;
"
46 VA
89
39 3
No par.
Int'l
*361/2
13%"
.
27 v»
43 y2"
par
Mining Corp
$4
4
5%
19
37%
85%
17%
18%
17%,,
12%
*
:
27 Va
.
—100
—
Paper
4
-7
*19
50
Nickel of Canada-—!
Int'l
5%
18 Mi
79
.
18 VB
46
38
91
15,500
5V1>
*89
,
/
12%
28%
'
—100
4%. preferred
>
i7'%,
-
43.
common
International
18
46 V4
•;"
46.
7,000
34%
181/2
*81
90
v:
:
441/2
34
*84%
*17%
.
1,500
2,800
44%
/
35
85%
5%
*73%
-j
-
41%
17%
30%'
•
79%
78%
29 Va
*36%
83
*81
;
'
•
45
24%
18%
5%
73/
/i
241/2
17%
:
3,300
'41 Va
•
18%
181/4
♦88
J
45 "
preferred
36
Jan
:■■■
.
11%
Minerals & Chemical com
6
38 % Jan
115
Harvester
77e
136% Jan
42
"
44%
3438
*84%
'
—50
——i
10
33% Jan
50% Mar 18
Corp
Packers
17
31%
•
.♦74
*42
Machines—
55
18% Mar
20
Iron
Business
International
17
31%
5%
,31%/
79 % > 80
—l-—100
4
8
37%'.
•
19
139% Jan
37%,
50
common
21% Feb
2
"
*43
4% 7a preferred
110% Jan
70% Mar
18%'
——15
Inc—i
7
.
•
5
!-.
6
21
18%
411/4
Int'l
5%./
*17%
-
42%
85 V2 ;
27%
*28%
29%
; 41%
,
34%
34 V8
*84%
,
n
44%
43%
■
*28%
41%;
41%
-
5%
35
Interlake
85.
18%
1
!
--
34%/,.
18 VA
1*
7
41% Feb
May 27
24
44%
34%
5%
401/4
Int'l
Apr 20
29%
18%
34%
Int'l
73
24%
*17%
'
3
No par
19
50% Jan
8
*24 Va
♦287/a
'•/"
45% '
42
♦84 Vg
85
Inspiration Consolidated Copper—20
145% Apr 11
31 % Mar
1
2
241/4
29%
42
,'*27 %
'89%
Industrial Rayon
Corp
4
6
Vg
42.%
90
Ingersoll-Rand common.—i_No
Interchemical
44% Jan
24% /
24%
*28%
24%
29
42
*27
Mexico
De
Gtfs
90 % Apr
24%
24%
*28%
:
,
150
Insuranshares
2
1.200
26,700
_100 pesos
67a. preferred
Steel Co
7,900
12
83
——1—
A
Inland
35
22%
—-—50
1
8
Feb
35
S
34%
11%
_100
—s
Apr 22
40% Apr
37% Jan
2
5
15
32%-Feb
July 30
Aug 18
19% Mar 5
38
-
31
40
22
35
46
7
50% Jan
30% Mar,
Mar 21
33% Apr
37% Aug 21
14
Jan
108
12
28
f
57
July 15
37
40 Va Dec
\ Mar
107
86% Jan
55 Vb Nov
28% Mar 19
Apr
<12% Jan
15
29
:
2
10
31% Dec
r
95% Mar
28
37 :
Feb
Feb
69'A Jan
16
23
33 Va Dec
v
139% Feb
Jan
25
43 % Jan
.
Mar 17
21% Apr
6
16% Jan
56
'
43
29
4
80
Feb
407'A Mar
30
17% Feb
*
27% Apr
May 29
57% July 10
153 Va Jan 14
lt>4
21
33
19
20
23
39% Apr
27% Mar 26
t
•8% Feb
34%
20%
•
Electrica
33%
60
20
.
11%
*88
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
Industria
;
98
22%
*81
—
4.427? preferred
4.20% preferred
62
98
34
33%
17%
62
99%
62
;/
11%
5
preferred--
33%
18'/a
62
*98 1/4
62
100
20%
10
preferred
62
*98
11%
No par
4.257a preferred
21
/• 41% Oct
4.087e
Apr
11,100
17%
18
17%
-
Sf'1,
700
22%
com—-—5
common
40% Sep
45% Dec
17%
18 Va
.
IIV2
75%
:
38% Oct
.
,
1,600
21%
No par
RR Co„
Co
20,300
22%
11%
•
Illinois
54%
22%
23%
*74 V2
i
Co
54%
22%
11%
■37% /
Idaho Power Co—
17
54%
22%
22%
*36%
31/;
Hussmann Refrigerator Co—
12
541/4
22%
11%;
-100
_
common
21
54%
24
5%'. convertible pfd series A——50
Apr
83%
53
22%
11%
18%
Jan
30
900
23%
12%
55% Jan
841/4
15%
12%
39
*83%
15%
'18%
52
84 %
108%
15%
1
24
5 6'/4
28
_1
23
56 VA
*15
_jl—;
Nov
( 29% Oct
57%
*27
100
40
,
10,100
*56
15%
46%
preferred series A—-
Hupp Corp
63%
56 %
*83!/4
63
35%.1.
Indust
171/4
62 VB
■
28
100
&
108
*108
108
15
Bay Min & Sm Ltd-LNo par-
Foods
64%
633b
,
*27
Co (Delaware)—
Sound
>
63%
108%
15
34%
Howard Stores Corp
Howe
,
17 Va
17 Va
900
Z 340
-
.' 1,300
28
45%
47? preferred
13% Jan
1714
15
*84%
Houston Lighting & Power
,
341/2
17%
*108
100
33%
10
4.4Q% preferred
jv
30%
17 y8
83 Va
*62
Corp common
5
——No par
3%% preferred
;
30%
*33%
33%
*27
$2.25 convertible preferred—:
50
Household Finance common
No par
19
76 % Apr
30%
30%
15
Corp of America common—_1
convertible preferred
—25
5%
j
2,200
■
30%
-62%,
.
1,400
■y// 10
:./
5
:
Houdaille-Industries Inc
"
•if
801/2
40%
41
40%
*33 Vg V 34
'
-.89%
40 Vg
33%
■-
39%
28
••
Hotel
14
14
4
65% Jan
29
Jan
Jan
22 % Jan
89 VA
*79;
80%
1,400
15
preferred——30
Mining—
12.50
preferred
5,200
56%
.<•*98
33%
33%
230
'
55%
17%
18% V
*
10 y.
23
*22%
63 ,/•
^
/
38%
67%
10 Va
30%
,
:-io%
65%
/
90
/ 1,500
16,200
.38 v2
10%
>/ *79
Z 3,100
24%
83%
54%
100
10
7,100
23
-10%
V
67
/ 891/4
88 Va
80 %
38
■
66
•
49%
-
,>?/".
24%'
/•
10%'.
10 VA
38
/
r
13,006
55%
22%:
25
iol/4:'
•
-49
,
''
129
54%
22%
24%
3,200
a
56 y2
83%
.
;
49%
/
'V
10%.'
-
*125
!
55%
39%
108%
56 y2
-
600
A 1.800
45%
50c
Corp
Co
Chemical
$4.25
:
,
^
.
29'/4
/>
/'62%
,
45%
*27
convertible
Hooker
,
Mar 28
8
13
18% Apr 19
36% Mar 17
26% Dec
Dec
53
20
.
/ *28%
1
Honolulu Oil Corp
4
80
Furnace
,
y4"..
';• z 200
98
,.V
25
—
Holly Sugar Corp common—-—1-10
5%
55
64
63
>
129
*125
t
37V2
*79
'17%%/
■17 Va
*108
23
17%
2.50
common
series A
(Charles E)
Homestake
11
35
Corp
pfd
conv
Holland
5
pfd
Hotels
5%%
54%
1
preferred series A
2nd
83%
82%
63
8
101% Jan
34»/2
■
/■'
57-
*98
65% Feb
16
30%
f
.
108%/* ;
22%
;
,
.
64
■.
-
56%
—100
20
30%
.*33 y2
.
,
17%-;
63
(conv)—_*—No par
Apr
92% Feb
$4%
-"
1
July 22
r
34
♦108
—5
-—;
30%
-
17VA,
2 1/12
Co
23% Feb
Jan
No par
No par
Corp*^—_No par
Hewitt-Robins Inc—
4
30 %
34
25<
—100'
38%
y.
'
5,200
24%
/ *62
//'■
25
65%
•88
79 VA
.
39 VA
class A pfd
conv
Hertz
11
—1_
common.!
preferred
Hershey
18
Jan
preferred
'
87
79%
.
-
80%
-39
66%
38%
'
*79.
__10
common—
!
87
86 %
i
100
1
7%- noncumulative
Mar
—25'
—L_Z
(W E) & Co
47
,
64
461/4
j
54
10 Va
10%
-
•'
•
37 %
67
/
•
63%
37 Vg
10%!
.69%
10%
—5
.
28%
61%
/;
10,900
31i/a
*96
:
23
'■-
10%
•11%,"
/
64%
-
t
53%
-
22%
25%
>10%
129
53%
49 y4
50,y4
23%.
-
*37 !
■s
:28%
63%
47 V4
*125 ;•
•
; 56%
25
;
98
-
43%
J
*24%:
24%
*96
"
64% Jan
8,100
49Vb
-<
43
31
-
*24%
/••
287^
28%
64 V/y:
47:/
23Va
37%;
66 y2
'
12
-160
261/4
'
50
/'*
*'
24% 025%>
10
10%
»
.
^
50%./
749%
2.50
.
■
Chemical
Hat Corp of America common
6
Jan
61% Feb
101
'
43
31
'
'
7
91
*49
49%
42%
30%
•98
*96
■
29 y4
•
64 /'•
46%
.
129 ?•;<■ V *125
,/
54
.57
,
:.56...-
It
::
47
.46%
*1257'
-—100
——
Harris-Intertype* Corp
Harsco Corporation
i.
Apr
t
120"
:
102%
25%
'
*
■29%
29%
/
Co.*.
*
122
10,600
86
101
26%
49%
43 %
30%
V
25
,*24%
100-,
Co—
Paper
42%
31%
:
•
'
1-
preferred
49 y8
43%
.42 %.. .42%
—
49%
*49
49 VB
43 Va
31
: !' ' /•- :24%
49%
48%
-.
■
•
34%
*101%
101
25%
...
115,000
88
*87
91
101
:.
102
101
-
27%
26%
34%
88
102%
*100%
102%
*100%
2,400
29%
*84%
87
89
*86
91
*86
91
*86
27%*" 27%
25-
Well Cementing—5
Printing Co—,
5
(W F)
88-
88
s/
•100-
*101%
Oil
Hall
i
88
91
*100
*.100,
2.50
Water
Halliburton
4
'
88
*84'/a
*88
'
89
89
34'%
34%
34%
87
*84%
87
71
29%
30
Shares
26
*69%
/
(
H
Hackensack
19
106% Jan
8
Mar 30
24% Apr
,
51 % Jan
31% Apr
18
*25%
70
29%
the Week
Apr. 23
26
29%
.
34
34%
*84 %
v
87
"
♦86"
100
preferred
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co
'/'
•144 y2 Feb
preferred—
dividend
29%
30 %
29%
34%
26
*69
71
*69
71
*69
33%
Vg Dec
25% Apr
.
70%
30
81
96
26%
26%
26%
Friday
?
Apr. 31
Co—
...
88
98
Apr. 20
26
26%
26 V*
8.33 Va
Utilities
Thursday
Wednesday
Apr. 19
No par
Corp—
dividend
Tuesday
*69 %
par
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
Apr. 18
Par
,
Ohio RR com_No par
&
preferred
July 13
37% Dec
3
;
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
24
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Monday, April 25, 1960
.»/
.
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Lowest
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
"(1786)
30 Vb
38
'
28
30%
38%
1,200
2,600
/
600
37%
.
38 Vb
3,200
35 V4
•
35%
120
•
"1,500
f
35%
1,000
'27%
3.100
27%
*118
120
120
30
30
3,800
J
18% Dec
15 % Nov
75
40
Dec
14
23% Jan
31% Jan
4
29
7
28
86
18
Mar
13% Mar
8
3
May 12
76 % Jan
26
Sep
18
57
Feb
27
43% Feb
8
76% Nov
13
88
Apr
21
76% Jan
22
59% Apr 27
70% July 14
44% Jan
13
46 y4 Dec
29
49 Vb Feb
9
54
Mar 25
8% Mar
59% Jan
96
2
Dec
?8
40% Nov
88%
23
For
footnotes,
Dec~22
103% Feb
16
£9.% JnUr USL
see
page
Jan
12
7
Jefferson
9
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 47a
Feb
52 % Apr
79
Jan
56% Apr
62
13
6
19
Jewel
Lake Sulphur Co
Tea
3% %
Co
Inc
common
preferred
Johns-Manville
1
1
pfd—100
1
100
4
95 % Mar
8
98% Jan
25
47% Jan
8
5%
Joy,
—
preferred series A
Manufacturing .Co
50 y2
100
1
9
79'/2
>66
96%
'
97./;
39%"
151/2
51
52
*77
56%
9 Va
18%
83
791%
18%
15
♦82
51%
*77
18%
18%
15 V4
14%
83
52
*82
'
50%
79%
*77
18%..
18%
18%
1,900
15%
15%
15%
6.000
84
82 V'2
82 Va
20
51%
50^4
51%
3,400
79%
*77
79%
56
/
56%
54%
56
54%
57
58%
,
.
65
39
15 Va
"82
51
*77
57%
Jonathani Logan Inc
50c
Jones & Laughlin Steel common.10
18%
-•
15%;-'
83
'
55
Johnson
Johnson
15Va
5
4
4
&
18 % " 19Vb
*82
5
Corp
Jan
13% Feb
89% Jan
8
5
18% Jan
8
Mar
Jaeger Machine Co
86
62% Mar
36
24.
9
20
55%
581/4
55 Va
56 VA
58%
58%
57%
58
57%
58.
8%
9
8%
8%
64%
".971/4
38%
91/8
8%-
9
66
64 Vb
64%
97'/4
96%
39
38 %
'
9
63%
65%
63%
65%
96%
96%
97
96 V*
96%
39
28%'
39
38%
40
28,700
3,000
6.200
28.300
.270
5,500
Volume
191
Number 5945
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(1787)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
LOW
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Apr. 18
HIGH
AND
SALE
Wednesday
PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
1
Apr. 20
Apr. 19
Friday
Apr. 21
the Week
Shares
Apr. 22
k
37
Feb
9
93 Vt Feb
10
65
July 27
July 8
,
48
393/8 Mar 9
98% Mar 17V
Feb
120
s
42% Dec 31
■
423/4 Jan
24
Feb
10
135
July 27
107
Nov
23
130
July 27"
46% Oct
20
73% Nov
18
79% Sep ,25
86
-
23
19
34% Nov-
33%
2
28
34
Nov
13% Dec
July 27
41% Feb
:
•
.
45 % Oct
1
44% Oct
22%
•43
59
,
26%
7
Sep; 2a
Jan ir
Apr
Jan;
2
•*y
2
22
77
}
29
Dec
24-
'
13% May
30 Vb
•
,85
Feb
21
4
35
323/4 Nov 24
47 Va Sep 29
,
27 Va Jun
12
Apr
18
39%
•
34%
a
-
22
34% Jan
2
25% Apr
20
10
22 '
30%
17
32
Jan
21
18
Apr
20
29
Sep
22
15% July
8
373/8 Jan 20
1% Jan
2
2
Co__
County Land
25
'■■■Korvettey& J). Tnc«J_./
Kresge
(S S)
(S
H)
V
Gas-Co
23
22%
Dec
16
104
30
16
128% Jan
2
96
Jan
80
Jan
Jan
Jan
35% Mar
13
19
4
Lily Tulip
4
Link
142% Mar 25
130% Mar
363/4 Jun
26
69
25
15% Jan
27
71% Jan
7
1043/4 Mar
18% Nov
5
34% Apr
28% Sep
118
22
35
28
Sep
6
44% Oct
26
37
Jan
2
78% Sep
17% Oct
30
14
.
Jan
6
15
283/4 Feb-.
69% Mar
*
V 15% Mar
■*64% Mar
22
26
9
116
Jan
39% Apr
47% Dec
21
46
4.40%
'
Jan
22%
22%
22%
2i
-.17% Mar
9
18% Mar
78
403/a Dec
2
35% Nov
20
50% Dec
18
Mar 17
19% Apr
*35% Mar 21
31% Feb
40% Feb
17
1
7% Jan
14
1
-
6
Madison
*
9% Jan
30
5% Feb
4
Mallory
8
Manati
Apr 22
Mandel
47VaJan
25
5
223/4 Mar 16
16 % Feb
19
22% Nov
6
33
23 %
Jun
1
7% Jan
26
4% Dec
18
16% Dec
7
21% Dec
23% Jan
2
-
7%
27% Jan
9
22
Sons
4
59% Jan
60'A
9%
9%
9%
4
22
6
Marquardt' Corp
1
54 Va Jan
6
Marquette
2
51% Dec
10
44% Feb
17
51
27
93% Jan
26
89 % Jan
4
93
32% Jan
14
62% May ll
6
46% May 22
Apr 12
8
31% Mar
38% Jan
Masonic Corp
53% Feb
44% Mar
49 3/8 Jan
24
71
Dec
22
81
Mar 26
72% Jan
71
Dec
16
"81
Mar 31
72
Jan
44% Feb
7
5
19
,
9
72% Mar 17
65% Jan
71% Dec
11
82
Feb
24
■V2
32 % Sep
22
43% Nov
9
35% Mar 25
44 %
27% Dec
30
38
1
22% Mar
34
Dec
18% Jun
9
29
Jan
2
42
44
Feb
10
53
13% Dec
31
193/4 Feb
77% Dec
31
94 % Feb
32% Nov
18
58
7
31% Dec
Oct
26%
30
34
July 24
Jan
4
12
7
16 Va
16
15%
16
16 Vb
16%
78 7/8
.,75%
22.Va
77%
73
74 Va
7574
22%
21%
22 Va
,74 %
¥l %
76 Va
23 Va
22.%
21%
2274
39,700
15 %
15%
15%
15%
15 Vs
15%
15 Va
15%
15 %
157a*"
21,500
27%
28%
28 Va
28%
27%
28 Va
27%
28%
27%
28%'
V,
16
■
15%
.
*
76%
:
<
*114
117
35%
351/4
353/8
*114
114
*98
101
*98
101
*85
86
*85
86
*85
87
*85%
87
*85%
87
155
*1521/2
154
'151
155
133
134
134
*154
18
Apr 22
3
30% Jan
403/4 Jan
m
4
8
15
29% Sep
10
37% J8n
30
54
Mar
9
17% Dec
14
32% Dec
29
Feb
13
5
77% Jan
16
27% Apr
4
31% Jan
72
31
65% Feb
8
21% July 17
16 % Apr
20
33
Dec
Dec
40
24
50
10% Sep
27% Dec
Mar
25% Mar
NoV~18
21
13
25
4
2
41% Jun
24
-—10
42 V4
;42V»
42 %
42
70 %
70%
70%
70%
70
701/4
4,400
16%
16%
17'/4'
16%
16%
16%
16%
167a
17 Vb
7,100
70%
68%
70
67%
68
67 V4
68%
66
68 J/4
5,800
19
-
*411/4
71%
69 Va
3.33,%
42%
71
19%
18'A
18%
18%
18%
17%
18%
177a
177a
5,000
*118
100
*26%
27 %
*26%
common—10
122
►118
•
43%
423/4
,
*32
*82
83%
1/%
No par
.
46
♦19
*82
46%
*45 %
397a
83
83
171/4
17%
7.
51
31 Va Jan
1
46
Jan
18
9
Jan
4
10
18 Va Apr
21
28% Jan
38% Apr
21
48
Jan
95% Mar 26
86 % Feb
29% Oct
26
24% Apr:
29% Dec
22
25% Mar 10
78
Dec
For
8
30
85% Apr
footnotes,
see
7
77% Jan
page
24.
29
7
37
38
37%
3774
37%
39
41Va
42'A
4134
4374
43 %
44'A
27,500
43'A
42%
43
433/a
43
Va
3,900
40 V*
37%
40
45%
41%
42
%
42%.
44%
100
•
8
Apr 14
29% Mar 16
'81 % Apr
5
7
43%
43%
2%
*2%
3
63/ii,
*6 Vs
6%
*6%
6 V2
18
18%
17%
17 %
171/2
17Va
171/2
18
171/2
18
23%
,23 3/4
23V2
23%
23V4
23%
24%
24%
24%
24%
43/4
4%
4%
4%
4%
434
474
474
4%
2,200
14%
14V4
14%
14 Va
143/a
2,900
26
26'/4
21%
223/4
46%
46%
507a
51
—„5
Products-
&
Co
Co
;
27a
2%
*
6 Va
6%
6 3/8
14%
14Va
14%
26'
26Va
26
26 Va
26
26 Va
20 Va
20 Va
21
20%
22%
21%
23V4
46%
47 Vt
46%
46%
47
47
46 %
463/4
50%
501/4
50%
50%
50%
50Va
14%
25%
19%
*93
100
*2 7a
27a
26 Va
1
5
__No par
com
—:
23A
14Va
A
J._
Mfg
4%
1
Corp
-
50 %
50%
*93
94
*93
94
*93
94
•
*93
94
27a
500
7Va
6,200
313/4
32Va
2,900
46 Va
47%
8,500
771%
32%
47
47 3/8
76
76
78
No par
77
77
*76
78
*76
78
77%
771/2
*76 V2
78
*76%
78
*76%
68%
*68%
70
68%
77
*75%
77
*75Va
*68 %
70
*68 %
70
68%
^100
No par
*75%
77
♦75%
77
*75%
preferred
^
Corp
;
(J Ray)
Aircraft
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
3874
38%
38%
28
29%
29%
30%
291/4
33
31%
34
26,700
28
28
28
28%
29
29
29
1,800
*34V2
35
*3478
35
200
*48
50
*48
50
49
*27%
27%
,36
35
35
*34%
49
*48
50
*48
&
Robbins
35%
.50
14
80
79
79%
*79
28%
28
28 Vs
141/4
79%
14%
;<.
V
.
*79
79%
28'A
Trucking. Co._;
1
:.
10
Corp common-/——
Z
—5
4"4% preferred fist series) _^/100
I3V2
79%
79%
!
,
28
2,900
36%
9,600
42%
10,600
37
37%
36 Va
371/4
35%
41%
42
41%
42 Va
42
421/4
76
75V4
76
*751/2
76
76
76
16%
16%
16 V2
16%
16%
17
*26
42
76V2
%
*17
1,300
26
26
1,800
44
25%
26 Vb
25%
25%
28'A
27%
28'A
26 %
27
261/4
261/4
44%
45
44%
45 1
44%
45
44
44
19%
39%
89%"
26%
26%
26%
27
80
80
39%
,
26
.
X26%
•
-1
39Va
*80
-
81%
,
3,700
7%
7%
7%
3,100
18%
*18%
18%
1,000
38 V4
39Va
39
39
2,600
89V2
*87
*87
89%
89%
600
25%
26
27
39Va
*87
89%
*87
19 Va
44%
7%
18%
8
19
19'A
3 9 Va
19%
39%
*87
7%
8
8
600
25%
26 Va
19V4
1,400
25%
28%
8%
77
171/4
26%
26
8
160
27%
36
42%
16 Va
79%
70
4,400
28
37%
16%
13%
4,200
27%'
28 Va
42
*74Via
Cement—/No par
Portland
13%
36 V2
\ Melville Shoe Cbrp common-^.—_1
4% preferred series B
100
"Medusa
13%
37%
5
9
14%
28
1
Inc
14%
14 Ve
100
:
10
71
28%
27%
& Co Inc-_^__1
Corp
40
110
38%
*35
50c
preferred
common™
convertible
681/2
38%
^_No par
—3
50
common.:
./
28
No par
L
Corp
preferred
76 Va
No par
Go
Inc_2'——
Corp
*75%
—No par
1,400
*75Va
31%
preferred
2,100
15,600
47'I/4
1947 series
5,600
55,400
,
39Va
32
pfd
1,800
387a
46%
.-
1,200
94
31%
—
Mead
■*
5,800
6%
47%
A
12,000
19%
2%
McQuay Norris'Mfg Co
88*
29 Va Jan
173/8
17%
19%
32%
McLean
7
10
83
47%
McKesson
15
2
2
1,000
5,200
43 Va
Publishing
3
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A—z_l
Mclntyre- Porcupine Mines
/No par
McKee, (A G) & Co_-_/____/_No par
4
17
'
171/4
8,700
46 %
4OV4
17%
43
McGraw-Hill
12
35% Jan
23% Jan
*82'%
413/4
1
•'
Feb
40
1
McGraw-Edison Co__/
11
4
Feb
*451%
46 %
39%
27
122
32
McDonnell
2
7% Apr 21
40
11
413/s
17%
40 Va
—10
*118
83 Va
39%
*26%
27%
122
41%" 427a
39%
'
46
83V4
*118
43
41%
a
*26%
27V4
122
*118
y
19%
17V4
17%
1
-
39%
33%
*19
100
:
46
39%
39%
122
43%
V
47
*46
50
—No par
*26%
27%
...
42%
•
■
47 Va
3%%-
11
V 2,100
43
41%
71%
16%
Inc_z
42 %
71
33
McDermott
Apr 22
18% Jan
'
41%
v
46%
Stores
4
77
260
32 %
$2.50
29
40% Mar
20,900
l
McCord
Feb 29
80 Vb Feb
39% Jan
453/4 Jan
100
383/4
134 Va
No par
McCall
9
Apr 22
25% Nov
Dec
15%
1547a
38 7e
C
300
38%
154%
38%'
134%
38%
M
10
"
*133 Va
158
38 Va
'
20% Jan
87
8
21.
47% Apr 13
48=14 July 16
26
37% Sep
8% Feb
Feb
86%
9,300
87 V21
*133%
McCrory-McLellan
5
*85
*86%
39
Maytag
.
»
99% J
86%
38%
*133
134
8,400
*
86%
86%
38 V4
$3.75
-23,300
36 Vs
99%
100
*85
134'%
38V4
38%
38V4
38%
38 V*
100
*98V2
117
35%
36
*98 Va
86
*85%
*114
117
35%
35%
35%
35
*151
'
373/8
37 Va
37%
37 %
37%
37 3a
114
117
10
5
38,100
"
37%
37%
37%
37%
*114
15
40%
3%%
Mar
Field
Co
$3.40
49
23,700
15%
76%
22%
50
$3.75 pi*eferred
Feb
4
4,800
May Dept Stores common—L„__5
3
Mar
47% Jan
5174
51
38%
75% Mar 10
Jan
51 %
52%
9,800
39 V4
69% Apr
*
51%
5lVa
80%
38 Va
77% Apr
65 % Nov
18,400
51%
100
100
i—„-
preferred
Martin
Apr
77
200
51%
511/4
—100
—!
Gement
Oct
36
144%
51
52
)
;
Midland
%
144
51%
50%
—100
Co
Automotive
183/8 Jan
40 % Jan
4 Vt
81 VB
144%
,
—_No par
29% Jan
Marshall
81
80%
51
R), & Co—
9
Apr 22
3,500
*143 Va
81
51V8
w)_^_—
(w
Bros
4
Mar 28
13,100
58V4
9%
144%
__1
20
.
97a
611/2
9%
50%
com—
1——
18% Apr
12
9%
60'A
9%
801/4
10
—
Forbes
25% Mar
Marine
9%
6L%
*143%
Sugar Co_-_.
Mareniont
29,400
51%
Inc_Lr///i——-5
17% Apr
14% Apr
6,400
57%
81%
Manning, Maxwell & Moore_^_12.50
/Maracaibo Oil Exploration—
1
18
5% Jan
23 Va
56 %
144V4
Co
(P
227a
58%
80'A
—100
Manhattan-Shirt
19% Mar 17
Apr 13
4% Mar 15
28% July 30
4% Jan*
23 Va
51'A
—
Steamship
Copper
Magnavox
23
1441/4
4
Square Garden
Magma
59% Jari
7
.,453/8 Apr,18
23%
51%
1
common
Inc
5,100
46
19,000
J.
preferred-
Co—
Fund
7,400
42 Va
81%
;
(R H) Co Inc com
4%% preferred sei*ies A
Madison
8,200
7 Va
7
1
preferred
preferred
4,700
43
57%
81
5,600
43
-
-5
preferred
&
"
26
143%
Corp
&
.
25%
51 %
Inc
(M)
15%
257a
143%
Corp__i_:
,
25%
61%
'
25
1
preferred '——
5%%
15%
100
com
Nashville-
Bros
'
-v
9%
5
7
Macy
;
2 % Mar 16
23
May 19
-.
■
31
5% Sep
15% Jan
Oct
Co_
18
5
Steel
19
19% Jan
3% Dec
46
Glass
Co
MacAndrews
Mar 25
83
•
25.400
23
B
Mack Ti-ucks
*
3Va
23
No par
Lighting Co
&
Lowenstein
4
2%
44
———100
*
'79
19% Oct
4
Jan
3
43%
(Ky)_No par -;
17
40%
2%
43%
preferred
6%
2%
43
/;
'
Louisville'Gas & El Co
6
49% Feb
Jan
373/4 Mar
'20% Jan
1
2%
43%
&
(P)
Louisville
5
14,100
43%
pi*eferred_
series G conv pfd
!
Loriilard
Mar 25
52% Jan
30 Vb
5
Products
E
122
29%
26
D
29% Jan
8
30
25%
series
Lykes
29%
26%
series
6
29%
26 Ve
Cement
series
4:
11
26%
4.25%
21^ Jan
18 Va
107a
29%
3%
"
2.50
Long Island
.91% Jan
17%
11 Va
26%
conv
Lukens
I8V4
11 Va
12 Va
Co
Star
4.84%
.
15 7e
17%
11'A
46
4.35%
4
15
18
11
12 V4
Mar 31
20% Jan
15%
17%
45%
>
'
47% Oct
15
7Va
Lone Star Gas Co common
22
14,300
100
30'A
12V4
8
783/4 Jan
2,500
29%
45%
4
"44% Mar 23
.
31%
29%
7
Cup
Belt
'7%
200
31
29
12
Jan
„
3VB
3%
43%
Lone
23
5,300
3074
*3%
■
3%
71/4
4
Apr 22
21
30%
20%
32
3%
*3%
11%
Corp
39 Va Feb
20%
20%
*30
30%
*30
32
43%
Industries
134% Mar 24
1
Mar
9
34
*30
6%
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's Theatres Inc_
154%
19
21
43% July 10
87% Mar 30
20%
20%
20%
31%
11%
preferred
5%
8,400
43
Litton
8
2674
6%
Lionel
Apr
26 Ve
6%
4
85 '
26%
6 3/4
86% Mar 17
,17% Mar 31'
14
42 % Jun
20%
800
25%
.
6%
5
100
9
50% Dec
32% Nov
88
20%
20%
*30
-y:
..No par
393/4 Jan
9
Jan
44% Nov
26
15,200
11%
30 Va Jan
1
4
123% Jun
3
32% Jan
23
25%
17 Ve
347a
42%
19 % Mar 23
4
July 10
July 29
27'A
17 Va
34
IIV4
81% Apr
32% Jan
8
31
44% Nov
26 Va
17 Va
34%
411/4
com_;
Libby__
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
613/4 Jan
27
3
155% Apr 16
48% July
7
135
36% Dec
■88
27 %
,
11%
McNeill
Jan
20
131% Dec
Nov
27
7,800
17%
34
34%
40%
Libby
7%
33%
403/4
Libby-Owens-Ford
91 Va Jan
8
81
Mar
&
145 Va Feb
21
4
Apr 14
6
90% Mar
22%
17 »/a
34%
•
89
813/s Dec
22%
22 Va
17 '/a
17%;
34
*17 »/8
*10%
79
79% Dec
22%
22%'
22'A
.
17%
24%
.1
140
96
5,700
1
non-cum
15
Apr 22
12,700
317e
17%
—25
A_
Industries
non-cum
50c
22
36 Va
18%
31
2%
113/,, Jan
13
18%
31%
2%
5
30% Jan
19 Va
23/4
28
15
18%
31%
2%
98"% Oct
363/8 Apr
19%
1st preferred—No par
2nd pfd
No par
Lehigh Valley
70% Jan
117
40
1,800
5,500
31%
29%
9
8
81%
29%
133/4 Jan
Feb
417a
29 %
23
Mar 14
,
28
10% Nov
36
29
41 Va
80 Va
18%
34 Va
5
Lerner Stores Corp
111
"/
28%
41%
10
5
26
700
1,000
*80%
28%
80%
15
Jan
26
28%
40%
,
11%
29
46% Jan
801/2
15% r
Jan
1393/4 Jan
'
29
41%
2,300
Va
11V4
22
7
40
18
10
2
40
15 Va
77% Aug 27
27
40 Va
11%
24% Dec
29% Jan
40
8,000
17,900
18
2
36% Nov
73
16
29
112% Dec
72
11%
57 Va Apr
25% Mar 10
3974
;
31 Ve
22%
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
,16% Mar 24
23 Va
72'/4
3,700
48 Va
39%
*
'
,1:
22%
45%
23 %
40
71%
1
80%
23%
17%
18% Jan
17
41
47%
23%
15%
Fink
Feb
72V4
41
-
82
47 V4
*39%
.5
Lehn
14
37,600
50c
5
17% July 10
37% Jan
5
•39%'
28%
41%.
:
-23%
40%
•29%;.
41 y4
19
Tire
&
52 '/a Jan
21
29%
49%
23%
•
',>>
41
*80
82
,
31%
Inc
Rubber
7
4
1,900
77
29
Apr
12
7,100
3,600
5174
48%
-
28%
41
Mar 31
!: 51 Va
28%
4
21
76 Va
51%
28%
573% Dec
123/4 Jan
75%
51 Vt
1
7
28% Sep
..41
18%
Corp
57 5/b Jan
49%
75
521/4
3%
Lehman
8
"2,100
*3%
22
30
r:
48%
49 >/4
12
37
37 %
75%
71%
31 Va
pfd-75 Pesos Mex
29% Jan
14% Mar 23
ll'/a
36%
i
*3%
20
73 Va Nov
100
36%
37
37%
49V4
49%
'
■'
^
series
25% Apr
39 3/4 Apr
12
36%
37
51%
73
19%
Lane Bryant
$3
12
.;
37 Via
39%
31%
common
preferred
4'
29
2,700
75"..
40
18 Ve
Paper Co
31% Mar
21
36 Va
1,100
'
P Sutherland
4.32%
Apr 22
121/8"
.38
5
22
Dec
1,900
36 Va
36%
_1
263/4 Sep
24% Sep 18
10% Mar
9
46%
36 Vt
*49
»
%•
24
70V4
70%
23%
31 %
Co
La Consolidada 6%
3% Mar 11
:Z>
,
.—10
Co—_/
&
Mfg
Kroger Co
29
.
363A
46%
36%
37%
-"y
10
Lehigh Valley RR
9% Sep
49%
*80
.1
Co.^.;
Kroehler
23/8 Feb
Apr 14
72%
*36'
'
Kress
r
7
100
15
63
49%
*39%
41%
6
50%
49%
29%
4
9
,5
41
4'% 'preferred
7% Jan
July
52
29%'
/V
30% Jan
73
* 72%
46
37
.
75% :?•
51%:
41
8
13
75
41
6% Mar
Nov
49
Klng-Seeley Corp .^c..
1
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines—_100 G
Koppers CO Inc Conimon^
10
14 % Mar 11
57
91
36%
46
12
: :
-
52 Va
70
1
61
-
370
86
/
72%
*36
46Va.
36V4
■
•
-
72%
36%
46 Ve
*36
36%
-
721%
72V2
■.
75%
5
Apr
8
1;
49
40
27
4
J
36
24
Lee
Apr 12
73
36%
46%.--
-461/4
52
40
Lear
Jan
*87
23%
6
49% Feb
91
:1
6
1
*87
49%
t.
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus commonl-._Ll
46
Mar
91
*
—2.50
4%%. conv prior preferred-/
/Keystone Steel* & Wire Co—
Kimberly-Clark Corp
4
63 % Jun
*87
75
it
--I-^No par
4
152
91
491/4%-
Kern
4
2
*87 VV
483%
16 >
Co
Kennecott Copper
8% Jan
31
91
93
♦84
12%%,
27% Jan
14
86
39%%%
30
Oct
*84
371/4
.93% July 13
10% Jan 12
80% Jan
86
38V4
2
48
*84
11%
30
140% Dec
*76
.
86
36%
13 % Jan
21
84
*91%
6,800
78
*82
93
12 %
24% Jan
Apr 22
*76
84
*91 %
39 Va
20 % Jan
9% Apr
78
*82
37
18
56%
/*
300
51%
93
12Vs
Mar 15
24
51 V*
600
84
38%
—
6% Dec
Jan
51
50%
200
116
114%
78
36%
Co
5% Jan
36
50%
116
♦91V2
1
10
'
*114
500
116
*82
50c
25
15
30% Mar 23
12
116
*87
Light Co____y8.75
Kelsey Hayes Co———_
11
7
*115
47%
*76
Kayser-Roth Corp—„—„1
Laclede
Jan
116%
22,700
105
'
Apr 22
4
116
*84
36 %
K
13
120
45 Vb
*46
86
353/45
4
21 % Jan
27% Mar 11!
43%
105
47%
*84
PoWex-
5
-17% Apr
15% Oct
2
Jan
'36
45%
104%
*46
84
J Kansas
2<
27% Feb
21% Sep
10% Feb
15% Jan
8
43%
104%
4 6 Va
91%:
73
&
45%
104%
t
49%
78
91%
*36
6*
20 V4 Jan
/• 363/4 Mar
•
-
3% Jan
34% Apr
23% Nov'
% Apr
26%Dec
Apr 22
20
41/4 Mar 11
3
Jan
34 V2 Jan
*82
91%
73
12/
33
49%
*76
84
91
36
*'•
0
Apr 111
19% Mar 22 V:
./
78
-
*82
—100
——
82%
7
49%
50
46%
,.*46% Jan ,4/;'
17
*76
100*
115
72%
6*1.
-31%.'Jan
"
a
7
>18% Feb
23% Jan
6
17
19
18
49%
115
36
-•
5.
Apr
43 %• Jan
116
116
46%
•
4*
73
/
9;
30% Feb
"
:
8
-
17% Apr
22
21
8
'
*116
'116
,
:
( Kendall
•
6 y
46.% Jan
9
Jan
<22%
5""
• 523/s Jan
120 Va
120
Ga's-& Electric Co___No par' '
6 "
> .2'.%' Apr
11
143/4 Feb
33/4 Dec
24 Va Jan
-v
;
25
29% Mar
Jan
56% Jan,;-19
Apr 22
46
(-Kansas
<
8
44%
104%
47%
115
100 ■"
■
45%
105%
*46%
Kellogg
6'
55% Jari
preferred
45
'104%
47 Va
120
convertible
-
47
1053/4
*46 Va
/
4.35 preferred —_
100
vKansas City Southern,com—No par :
4% non-cum preferred—!
;50~
28*
100% Jan,
,■
5
,
77
5
28% Nov
'
Feb
•
8l
'
*105
50
prefex-red
4.20% preferred
29'
Jan
50% Jan
46
100
4.50%
Apr 13
41
•
8
22% Jan
v
-
Feb f. !
Aug
-26% Mar
-
4%
>36%- Apr- 20 r
y 14 : Jan 25 /
18,-f
Apr
*'•45
.0
43% Mar v3
/
..
1'
19 ...
47% Jan -18'?
6
49
•
89
Mar 30
/ -,75
*
'<
19% Oct
: Jan
Now 16
.
1
"v36% Feb
62 % Feb
26
;
20
U -,- 793/4 Jan
36
.
r
9
28
473/4 Aug 25
; 35% Mar
39% Apr / 7 v i':
27% Mar
51% Mar 13 %
Mar
: 39
6
foov
Jan
11
25
'
Jan
■,;
,/ 483/4 Mar
•
*■
85
9
Mar
35
>■
29;.
Feb
.Jan
33 V3
Corp
preferred
preferred
preferred
100
43/4 Vo (ser of 1959) conv pfd—100:
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
3.80% preferred
.,
100
92% Mar 24
•
36
Jun
Apr
87
Chem
&
convertible
.
4% %
'
Apr 22
77
.
43% Feb -;9
31 '/8 Feb 23
y
-t:
-
64 V Jari f 3'"
743/4' Nov
37% Oct
•
71
•
•
-
Va
Va c/e
4%%
'
V'
'7
Jan
51
6
85% Feb
4
•
Mar 11
8
25
82% Mar 18
A "
y/70% Apr 21 •
131 % Apr. 20
54% July 22?'
1
27 % Jan
'
■
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82
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•50% July 31
17
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63 ^
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86% Jan
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Apr 22
74
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50
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11
6
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.
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13
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125
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13
45
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/'
.
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5-
20
114%
27
.89% Feb
■
721/4 Sep 21
39 % Feb
-
.
May 20
98
•
85% July 10
;
92% Jan
-
Sep
82% Jun
•
6
46 Va Apr
57% Apr 17
Mar 11
82
.
54% Jan
111% Jan
12
111% Mar 15
107
-
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25%
25%
25%
25
25
26 V*
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
4,000
81%
80
80
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30
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•
20
The Commercial and
(1788)
Financial Chronicle
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1959
Highest
Lowest
38
Feb
9
Nov
17
44 74 Jan
68% Jan
7
18% Feb
23
58% Mar
15 7a Apr
88
12
2
70% Jan
Jan
837. Jan
29
15% Oct
28
18% Feb
9
.
111% Jan
15
83% Jan
13
93
Apr
18
Mar 31
75% Feb
15
813/4 Apr
75% Jan
19
Jan
4
86
56%
31
Dec
,
2
Jun
20% Feb
161 %
28
38
14
39
Jan
22
16 % Jan
2
25
Jun
19
49 % Apr
35% Oct
20
19% Nov
16
31% Dec
23
4% Sep
23
41% Jan
-34
93
8
203/4
Jun
8
Jan
9
1.68% Jan
19
11
30 % Apr
20
4
.
Apr 22
MarlO
33% Jan
4%
2
15
Mission
&
Ontario
6 s/8 Jan
.
Corp
8
Apr
18 7
Missouri Public Service
11
Mohasco
11'
Industries
18
80 % Mar
12
87% Mar 23
12% Nov 24
16
Jan
19
12% Mar 23
15
Jan
4
Mojud Co Inc
18% Nov
11% Dec
24
Jan
29
133/4 Apr
21
1978 Jan
6
3%%
preferred
18% May 28
11
Mar 24
13% Jan
11
143/4 May 26
7
Mar.. 4
9% Jan
20
8
563/4 July 27
35% Mar 2
4
Monsanto
28
7
Montana-Dakota
22
27% Aug 28
36% Jan
2
3
53 % Dec
23
12% Oct 27
24% Feb
Monon
RR
Class
class A
B
24
22% Dec
28
J
.
27% Nov
Feb
Apr
20
293/* Jan
24
22
21% Mar
8
8
53% Jan
4
14% Jan
7
47% Jan
Chemical
178
17
Apr
183/4 Mar 21
23
16 % Apr
Jan
20
23 %
433/8 Jan
6
23% Jan
287a Jan
•
25% Sep 22
39% July 17
8
31 % Feb
9
343/4 Jan
6
48% Jan
4
533/4 Mar
123/iNov
10
18
507a Sep
'
15
243/4 Mar
9
28% Jan
43% Jan
63% May 6
293% Jan 22
1674 Dec
197s July 16
23
Jan
8
57%
12% Feb
9
243/4 Sep 21
493/a Jan 15
142
Dec
22
164% Apr
147a Jan
8
Sep 10
557s Sep 25
26% Jun 12
80
Jan
Inc
Wheel
5
Co
56
Jan
.
7%
117b Mar
1
National Can
6
29% Jan
21
357a Jan
11
6
93
Apr
19
Jan
227a Feb
17
2474 Jan
11
51% Feb
17
59
89% Jan
6
977a Feb
26
1323/4 Aug
3
159
3
1207a Dec
31
1347a Mar 12
Jan
2
22
28% Jan
2
44
37% Dec
104
Jan
91% Jan
Jan
153
19
126
187. Feb
24
33
Mar
74%
$4.50
4
7%
Mar 22
Gas
Gypsum
Lead
Co
preferred A—
6%
Service
Natl
&
40
Jan
14
Malleable
75% Mar 10
987. Jan
4
National Steel
197a
28 7a Jan
8
National
Corp
Sugar Ref Co
247/e Mar 25
16 3/4 Apr
18
4
National
Tea
87a Apr
1
13
Jan
4
National
Theatres
Feb 17
25
Apr
18
National
Vulcanized
7 7b Jan
15
Natomas
Co
53/4 Nov
1174 Sep
12
363/4 Jan
717» Dec
■
9
Dec
4
15
19
107s Mar 24
574 Apr
22
14
Jan
4
15
26
13
Jan
7
Feb
37 72 Apr
13
27% Mar /8
2
433/8 Feb
26
3774 Mar
28
203/4 Jan
1
1574 Dec
12
.
82% Mar
71
2
9
25
14% Mar
-
3474 Jan
40
Jan
Jan
21
78
19
19% Jan
4
21
75% Jan
6
817a
22
Dec 16
493/8 Mar 13
33% Jan
2
22
687a Oct
35
237a Jan
27
25% Feb
9
29% Sep
22.
217. Jan
59
Apr 22
19
National-Standard
MarlO
8674 Apr 30
1073/4 Mar 11
19% Jan
747a Dec
I
24
22
Jan
273/4 Nov
~
24
14% Nov
Natus
Feb
Neisner
4
Neptune
38%
29
3
327a Jan
22 7. Mar
8
31% Jan
8
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8
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29
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283/4
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26
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94 74
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76
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17
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20
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&
94
23
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Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
3774 Mar 23
26
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Newmont Mining Corp
6
2974 Mar
4074
32%
: 19%
*76
7,400
;
39%
33%
-
7,800
5,400
9,100
40%
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8,300
'
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.
17
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New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd.100
7
6
Co.—
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3%%
6
337. Oct
55
New
Feb 17
343/4 Oct
!
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Newberry Co
29
367a May 22
4%
•,407a
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57a
4,600
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53/4
2,200
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.
183/B
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'
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14
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,
31
1,4.00
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79% Jan
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21
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4
19
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9872 Aug
6
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.
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387s Dec
7
17%
'
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13%
-
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National Linen
6
7
137a Jan
177a
267a
31%
13%
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100
preferred B..^
4
Jan
3
17% Sep 22
9% Jun 10
;
177/a
7:
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27
26 7s
39%
5
;
15
Apr 22
30 3/4
17%
'
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1
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common
43
Apr 13
;
417a
323/8
377a
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23% Dec
317a
31%
12%
5074
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74 7i Jan
8
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30%
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13
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preferred
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9,300
187b
,
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10,700
3074
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-
-
8
457s
393/«
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-
2072 Jan
4
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National
Apr 14
1207a Jan
Aug 18
Aug 28
4
22
109 7a
Corp..
National Fuel
4
Apr 22
144% Jan
5
93 %
•
343/8
34
900
'
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187a
113/4
26%
v
127a.
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National Dairy Products.
5
Natl Distillers & Chem Corp com—5
11
21
Apr 27
'
2974
1
333/4
175%
V.
38Ve
-
.100
—
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National City Lines Inc..
12
50% Apr
8
9
'
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4
17
preferred
67
19
V ! 57
,
5
17
10
27%
——10
No par
Corp
29
Jan
i
28%
11,800
12,200
127a / 12% 187%' 189 7a
1
10,000
\
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1874
'
4
20
Mar
_1
_
Natco
Mar 31
Jan
Nov
f,
—1
974 Jan
Jun
33
52%
Corp
553/4 Feb
Feb
5
NAFI
5
145,
23%
4.;
;
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v
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5
153
20%
16%
5
Corp.
Brass
12
104
173%
3
National Aviation Corp
National Biscuit Co common.—
29% Mar
84
10
7
44% Jan
71
—12
28 7b Jan
12
26%
26%
27%
28%
45% " 46%
12%
13
3272
333/4
,
No par
Lines
Co
&
1
27
Apr
24% Jan
46
National Airlines
7
109
28
453/8
4
15
.
26%
1.-
4
17% Jan
12
1
2674
2674
-
33%
,
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417a
-
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„
287e
267a
1"
32 74Jan
23
2672
National Acme Co.—
543^ Jun
Jun
26 72-
4
493/4 Mar 21
1873/4
28%
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117a
7y2
87a
2674
21
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123/4
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253/4 Apr 20
3
26
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.
207a
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_
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543/4 Jan
353/8 Dec
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;
2974
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2
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4174
Mar 30
12
8
21
8
,
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9
2874 Jun
90
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117a
8
-
2974
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Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America.!
Myers (F E) & Bros
.
8
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:
14
2974
4974 Mar 15
347b May 6
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April
393/4 Mar
1
1
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1
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t
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77
14
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/
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4
1
51% Aug
4
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503/4 Jan
9
2
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4
20
Apr
37
72
•
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7
403/4
33
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20 7e
207a
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?
4
253/4 Jan
Dec
32
,
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19'
24
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'
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31
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72
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Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
•
4
19
11% Mar
313/a Apr
140
Feb
9
16
187s
32 74
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79
14'
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293/8 Mar 25
433/4 Mar
1743/4 Dec 30
24
25
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2
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7
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78
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100
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383/4 Jan
27
1874
31%
•
343/4
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21% Jan 25
34
18%
17%
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14
2874
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21
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-
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20
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-
34
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26
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17
21
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7
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31
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113/4 Feb
403/8 Apr
2078
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31
31
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65% Jan
8
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94
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27
31
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-
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900
807a
94
41,200
.
263/4
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567a
2072
20
•
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81 3/4
'
800
,
.
15%
623/8
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503/4
56
17%
15
-
50%
56
31%
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5
78% Aug 14
23
50%
56
5
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75
50%
r
10
39
70
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26 7a
51
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1
—
21
17
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62
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16
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79 72
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1
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2672
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27
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9472
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607a
.,
94
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7972
91%
1.50
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81%
31%
of Amer
94
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Mission Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp__
48% Jan
9
Corp
7972
,
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-
7
.
Apr 22
373/4 Mar
Chem
Minnesota
223/4 Jan
•
&
2774
8072
*80
—10
i
267a
79
*91 %
—100
Corp
27%
*78
563/4
preferred
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51
63
2774
29,400
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61%
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■<
1,200
833/4
62
72%'
.26%
•"
6272
*56%
Minesota Power & Light
Minute Maid Corp
37% Jan
17%
30
10
Minn St Paul & S S Marie—No par
Minn Mining & Mfg—
No par
lg-
36% Mar 31
4
Jan
11 \
20 % Feb
16
1st
Minerals
189% Apr
SS a/4 Jan
24
Inc..;
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
Minneapolis Mollne Co
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry
17% Mar 23
,
Utilities
623/4
16%
31%
8374
80
62
94
-
727a
—<
157a
62
627a
79%
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:
5
183% Apr
10
12% Jan
17
Apr
5%%
Midwest
5 '
Jan
17
8
Copper
•
15%
81%
81
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-
637a
1572
93
* 78
93
100
100
63 7a
21%
80%
27%
-
100
series.
Apr 22'
26% Apr
%
100
Apr 11
24 % Jan
Jan 29
preferred
*63
*
Midland Enterprises Inc
—_„.1
Midland-Ross Corp common
5
4
150 3/4
series
preferred series-.
preferred series
'Middle South
17
8
5
52% May 25
453/, July 29
20% Jan 30
15
60
Feb
33 % Jan
4
29% May
Miami
,
3
31% Feb
28
5
413/4 Mar
8
Dec
Mar
v
22
Mar 17
12% Mar
16
\
-4
Jan
19 •% Mar 23
23
29
•
593/4 Feb
58
'
31% Apr
31% Dec
Feb
73
8
17% Mar
4
4.45%
5
123% Feb
19
3.80%
•28%-Apr
30% Mar 14
July 21
29% July 29
3.85%
8
Jan
88
27
18
Apr 12
Co
preferred
78% Mar 23
20
50% Mar
4.35%
93
5
Jan
503/4 Apr
16
182% Dec
8
16
63%
Mar 13
Feb
31
80
63s/b
157e
Shares
f
317a
84
*77
80
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80
83
the Week
Apr. 22
Apr. 21
31
3174
857a
847a
853/8
84%
*77
*77
635/b
Mesta
Machine
843/4
Friday
Thursday
%
.
Saies for
PRICES
317a
31%
*31%
1
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
No par
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd__100
,
Apr. 20
Apr. 19
32
.
32
12.50
4
24y8 Mar 20
20% Sep 21
14% Dec
2
Apr. 18
No par
4
150
'
preferred
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
23
40% Jun
9
1117a Jan
92
83%
Feb
60% Nov 12
2
33 7a Dec
16a/3C
Inc
Jan
58% Dec
68
common
Co
&
$3.50
81
Apr 28
99% Mar 11
2
*31 %
32
87
23
39'/2 Jan
3%
7
1
25 % Mar 16
33
Inc
Co
5
98
30
11
Merck
Par
Stores
Mercantile
25% Mar
Mar 19
88% Apr
757a Nov 30
60% Feb
21
Tuesday
Monday
74% Jan
July
37
28
337/8 Jan
8
19
14
743/4 Dec 22
84'/a Dec
29
25
84
74 Va Nov
19
78% Jan
Dec
82 %
15
Dec
853/8 Apr
8
223/, Peb
6
27% Jun
26
Jan
Feb
70
18
53% Jan
Jan
85,
8
167a Nov
34% Jan
73
6
Mar 30
70
91% May 15
67
71
Jun
STOCK
EXCHANGE
31
2
7
297. Jan
NEW YORK
SALE
LOW AND HIGH
Wednesday
STOCKS
Range for Prerloaa
Monday, April, 25, 1960
.
.
.
New
York
New
York
~
—.5
277.
27%'
—No par
2372
247a
& St Louis Co..—15
35 7.
35%
Air
Brake.
Central
N Y Chicago
757.
20%
*797a
62%
37 7a
82
3972
.
757.
75%
20%
7574
39%
20%
82%
61
40
75
40
74.
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83-.-
817a
60
6174
363/4
36%
27%
267a
26%
26%
267a
22%
34%
23%
22%
237.
23
23%
35%
34 7.
34%
34%
-
12,300
10
60
7,600
•
5,100
377a
2,300
267a
'
22 34
.
36%
36
.70
".
817a
•
26 7a
1
1,800
.
20%
59
36%
-
•
74
'
20%
,2074
27%
;
74
-40
237a
23,200
-37"
40,600
N Y New Haven & Hartford Co—
57» Dec
29
103/i Jan
Dec
24
203/4 Jan
5
2478 Dec
29
387a Feb
17
10
6
Mar
8
9% Mar
7
12 7. Jan
5
2274 Apr 20
27% Jan
11
5
6% Jan
Common
6
5%
series
A.
11
717a Dec 29
27% Nov
12
24% Feb
8474 Mar 11
26
727a Jan.
4
27
Jan
78
Mar 22
33% Dec
15
413/a Jan
14
33% Mar 15
353/4 Jan
65
Sep
18
73 72 Apr
6574 Jan
73
69
Dec
23
777a Apr
1
13
74
Dec
21
857a Mar
3
74% Jan
'
793/4 Oct 29
88 72 Apr
1007a Oct
20
108
:! Sep
17
1027a Feb
197a Sep
16
91
34
.
Jun. 17
8474 Jan 29
207s Nov
11% Dec
25
.
4
693/4 Mar
2
80
Mar 23
Dec
/ Dec
30
Jun
24
5
28
.
102
73
2
4
15
Niagara
6
Nopco
1067. Jan
4
Norfolk
Adjustment
123/a Jan
25
6%
4174 Jan
20
36
Jan
25
64
Jan
6
26% Feb
17
18
Nov
99% Jan
6
6
10374 Jan
4
18
1013/4 Jan
13
57 7b May 22
40 7a
Apr 20
443/4
68
North
Apr 22
Mar 29
297. Jan
;
100
.100
———
;
100
5
Corp..
Co—
1
—
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preferred
25
preferred
—10
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American
American
—1
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Car
Northern
Natural
25 7o "25% .
76%
76%.
\. 347.
35
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72
72
727.
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867a
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36%
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9772
98
•
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2072
11%
12
32%
Northern
Pacific
25
5
74 7. Mar 24
Jan
8
79
21
8372 Apr
4
8672 Mar
$4.10 preferred series
100
*83
*81
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34
7a
34 7.
707a
*69 7a
717a
71
7274
72%
72 7.
72%
72 7a
777b
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777b
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777a
36%
36%
98
20%
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98%
21
207a
12 7b
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127a
327b
32%
31%
42%
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427a
66 7.
43
series
:
1077a
28%
104
66 V*
107
.
98
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86
10674
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106
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983/4
98
20%
1,600
367.
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1.900
98
99 74
97%
987.
6.400
207a
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29
2872
104
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97
98
207%
207/a
21
11 5/B
12 7a
117/8
117/8
300
32%
31%
32
31%
32.7a
25,000
43%
427a
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44
443/4
11.000
67
2874
*
66%
28%
66%
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104
283/4
107
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108
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40 7a
4174
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41
f
100
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25 7.
257.
25%
25 7.
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73
72
72
72
72
84
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84
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84
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837a
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25%
727a
25%
73
84
preferred
series.
100
*82%
84
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84
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84
preferred
series
100
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857a
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85 7a
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857a
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2870
28%
85 7a
28
28%
28%
28
19%
20 7.
19 7b
287a
19%
,,*24%
43%
24%
44 7a
f'h24%
447a
24%
187a Apr 20
2374 Mar 31
317a Jan
4
10
31% Jan
4
22
38% Mar
47 74
8
Apr 22
Northwest
-
574%
Norwich
Airlines
'Conv.
:1
Inc.——.10
preferred-l
^25
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Pharmacal
y!
106
$4.16
;
160
10,200
29
104
$4.11
i
2,100
67
28%
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24
Corp.
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104
Feb
Northrop
130
98
207.
•
21
86
106 7.
3674
857a Mar 25
303/8 Jan
-50
36 7.
84
5
740
.
197/8 •207.
11
Jan
243/4 Mar 31
60
"71
19%
100
80
28.700;
307a
series
7974 Jan
*105
.10
77
347/8
19%
preferred
88% Mar 23
5 74
36 7a
72 72
5
preferred
29
86
*85
" *105
$4.08
89
Mar 25
443/i May 12
46 7s Apr 10
24.
r
347a
77
7
18
see page
77
347e
Apr
28
Common
$3.60
67
-
82
79% Dec 28
footnotes,
*7674
34%
707a
727.
77%
5 7a
.97a
7
797a Dec
For
9,700
97a
Apr
24% Sep
29 7a Dec
44
Apr
40% Dec
257.
42%
67% Jan
17
25
41%
78
Dep. 22
257.
42%
22% Jan
29%
25
427s
887a Mar 23
39 74Dec
257a
5
40
110
10
15,500
407.
41
25 7a
2574
7.500
72 7a
440
—
253A Apr 20
777a Mar 17
22
25
*76%
*197.
25 74
77 •
34%
717a
727a
787a
86
106%
98%
19%
5
(Minn)
28
82
1,900
257.
*76%
34%
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727a
787a
*1057.
Ry
Northern States Pwr Co
2
237a
1067a
———100
preferred
29
Dec
23%
100
preferred
5.60%
2674 Mar 24
1,600
23
104 7.
4
Dec
,
1,800
97a
22 %
28%
5.80%
preferred
783/4 Dec
67
53'8
9%
22%
*103 7a
*107
*1057.
108 7. Mar 11
4
437a
66 7a
50
1063/4
Jan
5
9%
57b
97a
" 227.
—10
Co
57a%
48
5 78
9%
23%
100
Gas
1057. Mar 10
Apr 13
3374
42%
_
5
Corp
Ry Co„
Central
Northern
5
J,
——100
Western
&
2174 Mar 14
4
North
..
_100
:1
—
preferred
Share
Chemical
30% Mar 31
14
57s
9%
22%
v
.
—.100
—
preferred
preferred
4.85%
Jan
22
103
227a Jan
Apr
22
27
28
5.25%
413/4 Jan
Jan
100% Oct
4.10%
7
99
353/4 Jan
Feb
5
8
1
11372 Mar
16
Apr
19
21
Nov
107
117a Mar
108
857a Apr
2
20% Jan
Sep
42
15
18% Mar 10
52% Mar 18
64
3.90%
20
,
No par
preferred
preferred
preferred
3.60%
2
933/4 Apr
403^ Dec
1007a Oct
Jan
6
Feb
343/4 Mar
17
21
3.40%
80
92 74 Jan
Gas
1
$3.75 preferred
•
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
5
5 7b
9%
Corp—
733/4 Apr
22
23
Sep
Electric
4
2374 Mar 10
32
State
Y
7
,
1274 Dec
3074 Sep
Corp..
Common
Mar 28
99% Feb
26
237s Aug 25
4472 July 2
108
14
4
Shipbuilding
23%
5
.1—100
York
N
257a Dec
9%
23V4
No par
Preferred
New
-.
45
277/e
1872
,24%44%
82%
83 7a
83
19
19
19'/a
247/8
24%
24 3/4
46
45%
467a
72 74
*83
•81
83
♦84
28 74
19
•243%.
45 7a
84
837a
83
30
857a
293/4
19%
28,100
8,300
24%
■2,000
4774
10,000
Volume 191
Number 5945
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1789)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK
Highest
STOCK
LOW AND HIGH SALE
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Apr. 18
Par
Apr. 19
Wednesday
Apr. 20
PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
Apr. 21
the Week
Apr. 22
Shares
O
57 Va
83
74
Sep 22
67% Jan
30
59
Jan
Dec
21
953/4 Jan
16
84
Jan
92
Dec
29
Mar 24
85
12
75% Jan"
81
Mar 23
94%
873/4 Dec
86
15
100
13
27% Jun
9
Jan
13
89
16
86
65%
Jan
95% Jan
Sep 30
34% Nov
Jan
Jan
46% May 21
34% Mar 4
91
32 % Apr
16
Dec -29
18
Feb
27
16
Jan
80
Sep 25
90% Feb
5
84
Jan
253/4 Dec
31
41'/8 Feb
9
14% Jan
7
2
30% Jun
58% July 28
26% Nov 25
293/4 May
7
39% July 15
Feb
54% Jan
Olin
5
4
42
Feb
10
30% Mar
9
37 % Jan
4
Apr 20
23% Jan
12
15% Nov
12
61% Feb
10
79% Feb
9
973/4 Jan
16% May
94% July
1043/4 Dec
7
15% Feb 23
2
75
25
93% Feb
10
108
Jan
104% Feb
Apr
110% Dec
9
13
38% Apr
993/4 Feb
28
24
9% Sep
23
14% May 14
16% Nov
16
233/4 Jan
16
11% Nov
27
15% Jan
5
23% Feb
26
18
Jun
22
51% Nov
5
58% Jun
9
67% Apr
663/4 Apr
45% Nov
16
112 %
9
34%
5
90
11
Jan
Jan
7
18% Jan
16
5
18"% Mar 18
60% Feb
17
65
46% Mar
23
29% Oct
Oct
21
1443/4 Apr
24
22
6% Jan
29
5
Sep
3
46% Nov
24
30
20% Nov
17
35% Apr
13
16% Mar 11
43
Jun
25
83
Dec
8
30
20
26 % Mar 10
130% Feb
23
Jan
4
4
Pacific
5
32% Jan
28
Feb
12
Gas
&
42
94
Sep 21
36% Feb
Jan
2
Jun
28
42% Mar
36% Mar 15
24
50% Feb
23
49% July 30
31% July 24
42% Sep
22
65% Mar 20
2
Oct
12
3% Jan
30
12% Feb 26
18% Dec
14
21% Sep 29
45% NOV 25
243/4 Apr
64% Jun
8
30% Sep
98% Jan
21
21
125
26
Sep
21
36
323/8 Dec
u
35% Dec
13
Dec
14
15% Nov
July
17
20
44
3
23
Feb
Patino
4
£
89
27
4
85% Jan
5
Jan
18
13% Mar
55% Mar 20
40
493/4 Jan
64% Aug 11
54% Feb
Mar
7
Penna
27
Feb
96% Apr
92% Apr
17% Jan
9
Penn
18
5
8
45
Jan
63
Apr
21
&
Co
22
14% Mar
8
16% Jan
11
Petroleum
24
4% Mar
9
5% Jan
21
Pfeiffer Brewing
43% Mar
57% Jan
6
51
4
Phila
96
22% Jan
26
15
87% Jan 1 7
75
Dec
23
13
75
85
Dec
17
93
Dec
28
39% Sep
99
15
21
Jan
Jan
104% Jan
65
Dec
1
73
Jun
9
65% Mar 10
77% Dec
23
Apr 30
84% Apr
Jan
12
99
Feb
26
5
49
Jan
6
8
71
64% Mar
77 % Jan
20
Mar 23
14% Jan
14
78% Apr
48% Jan
41
52% Mar 23
41 Va Mar
9
16% Dec
14
2
22
36% Dec
1
Mar
Jan
2
49% Aug 27
95% May 8
20% Jan
8
533/4 Dec
3
43% Feb
1
32
Sep
21% Jan
16
45% July
7
31
Feb
16
90
83
Dec
89
33
Apr 20
91
Apr 11
8
4.
16% Mar 17
39 %
93
Jan 26
Jan
3
14% Dec 28
21% Feb
17
25% Jan
94
Mar 18
85
Jan
5
87% Jan
19
99% Apr
2
19% Aug 17
Dec
89
Mar 21
93
Jan
22
Jan
18% Feb
9
15
12
21%
•213/s
633/4
473/a
20,900
29
19,900
47%
473/4
29%
133
47
29%
>132%
47%
47
47%
46'/8
283/a
131%
5%
5%
30%
31%
31
31%
177/8
3,600
6,100
26,000
45%
13,900
5%
5%
5
32%
303/4
31%
30
30%
28ya
283%
132
132
18%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
45%
44%
45
*86%
88
44%
45%
44%
*86%
88
•86%
5%
17%
443/4
88
433/4
44
433/4
44
43%
43%
44
453/8
423%
45%
43
43%
25
25%
*25%
25%
54
54%
2%
*2%
15%
15%
23
*22%
43%
*25%
53%
♦52
3,500
253/a
2%
*2%
15%
153/4
23
44
441/4
15%
*22%
23
43%
25%
53%
*2%
16
230
88
43
43 3/s
25%
53%
23/B
*86%
43%
25%
*25 y8
54
88
433/a
-
132
5%
453%
54
11,100
29%
5%
>
500
7,800
287/a
132%
5ya
*86%
2,000
131%
133
173/4
•52
300
500
2%
4,100
161/8
16
53%
2%
2%
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37,800
16%
28,900
45%
23
453/4
453/4
46%
22%
47
47
30
47
30%
303/4
47%
30 %
46%
29%
463/4
30
1,600
29%
29 3/4
29
1243/4
29%
124%
125
10,900
124%
125%
124
26%
■
28%
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313/4
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26'/s
265/s
267/a
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92%
92%
93
94%
93
94%
91%
93
92%
90
90%
89%
89%
13%
14
13%
14
42
42
413/4
423/a
61
62
62
62%
13%
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61
5,900
29
31%
600
.
124%
283/a
313/4
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5
123%
29%
26%
93%
10
125
283/4
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25
124
23
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31
100
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90
90
5,500
•'
500
7,600
590
90
280
14
13%
137/8
13%
137/a
42 %
28,100
42
42
41%
41%
1,100
62 %
61%
63
62%
63
11,800
loo
59%
60
58%
58%
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39%
40%
40
40%
40%
41%
41%
41%
41%
42%
513/4
51%
51%
33,500
*503/4
51%
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51%
500
95
*93
95
•93
51%
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51%
51%
95
*93
l
143/8
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4%
4%
29%
303/8
100
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45
14%
14%
4%
4%
4%
30%
29 %
30%
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46%
14%
4%
293/4
100
99%
99
99
45%
44%
45%
45
93%
93%
94%
81%
903/4
81
100
5
100
49
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'
49%
49
21
49%
497%
49%
21
21
94
93%
94
93%
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80%
80%
80%
80%
801/4
903/4
90
90
90
90 %
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98
98
353/4
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35%
36%
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333/4
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32 %
33
70
70
70
70
70
60%
79%
61%
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60%
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78
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32%
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270
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160
90
190
98
210
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31%
33
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80
9,600
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70
60%
29,400
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r
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33%
60%
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90
98
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3,100
100
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29
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363/4
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100
44%
21
35%
,
29%
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90
95
14%
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-
60
14%
21
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4 »/4
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60
14 %
20%
100
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100
95
60
143/a
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,
i
143/b
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60%
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7,100
58,900
70
90
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7,200
80
44
443/4
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44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
1
45%
14%
45%
14%
143/8
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14%
14%
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No par
14%
14%
34%
14%
35%
35
33
91%
34%
34
33%
34
91%
33%
92%
92%
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200
14%
35%
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93
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93
78
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78
78%
45%
43,400
800
8,600
120
1
60%
653/4
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62%
57%
58%
58
59%
2
35%
58%
36%
353/8
36
59%
35%
15,100
35%
35%
35%
36
22%
35%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
12,700
Pitts Coke St Chem Co common
10
$5 convertible preferred
No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)
No par
4
10,800
21%
153/4
22%
56%
44%
No par
preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pitney-Bowes Inc
66
Apr 14
37% Jan
8
26% Dec 15
5
21
31%
1
$4
5
153/4
21
5%
l
l
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Philip Morris fee common
4% preferred
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
;
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
Pillsbury Co common
81% Mar 30
82
Oct
4.30% preferred
2
1,400
19%
1
3.80% preferred-.
Mar 29
14
74% Dec 22
11% Jan 28
Apr
1
5
167/8
19
No par
Philco
Apr
16%
16
12%
1
4.68% preferred
Phila & Reading Corp
65% Feb
13
17
15%
100
Feb
60
123/4
17
15%
100
92
38%
12%
16%
15
28%
50c
com
6
17
12%
16%
14%
131%
12.50
13
17
12%
17
14%
14 2/7
common
Jan
93
6
54
Co
33% Apr
26% Feb
26
36% May
Electric
conv preference
4.40% preferred
6
82 % Mar 14
13
16%
5
$1
Apr
*12%
14%
193/4
63
No par
84% Jan
2
56% May 12
7
21% Mar 24
150
17%
557/8
Phelps-Dodge Corp
8
103% Apr
88 % Apr
13
600
3,400
14%
63%
preferred (conv)
5
11
88
563/4
Co
Apr
23
88
623/4
Corp of America
70% Mar
Oct
89
8,300
28%
112
17
(Chas) & Co fee com—33y3c
2nd
273/8
89
56%
1Q0
57
87% Dec
20
4%
9
89V4
63 ya
4% % preferred
6% Feb
Mar
88
3,700
33Vhc
193/4 Jan
Jan
89%
57%
common
18
100
89%
26%
27
8
91
26%
3% Oct
4
*110%
28
26%
15% Dec
Jan
112
27%
26%
95% Mar
47% Mar 31
20% Jan 18
>110%
28
31
7
97
112
28
57
Corp
320
1053/4
'111
28%
28
92% Jan
Mar 30
105
105
112%
32
115
100
104
18%
943/4
28
29%
99% Feb
i.
*12%
105%
8,700
153/8
94
112
31%
14
9
*89
105%
*18%
*151/8
93%
28%
283/4
92
46% Jun
107
183/4
15%
62%
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
94% Sep 22
54% Dec 22
1053/4
112
28%
18
93
63%
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pfizer
107%
112
323/4
68% Mar 25
4
94%
95
293/4
55% Mar 23
33% Jan
*15%
93%
96
29
42%
26% Mar 14
*15%
953/i
95
103%
*32
16
4
155/b
1
1
41% Feb
43% May
21,100
*15%
18%
15%
33%
3
34% Jan 29
22
327%
Corp
23
30% Sep
18
18%
15%
Corp
Light com
31
7
19
32%
58%
Sand
Apr
Oct
18,200
*18%
33%
3.50
Chemicals
Power
Pet Milk
40%
32%
No par
74
Apr 22
33%
33%
63
Ford
50
9
32%
*22%
39% Dec
Mar
33%
40%
5
13
55
16%
40%
25
26% Jan
36% Feb
Mar 23
16%
40%
2%
15%
57% Dec 30
2
47%
16 3/4
403/8
573/8
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
7
8
36,700
463/4
16%
46%
16%
47%
16%
47%
29%
4%% preferred
4.40% series preferred
6
47%
3,000
39%
common
Glass
200
26%
64%
Penney (J C) Co
Pennsalt
86
26%
46%
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
Jan
16%
*85%
26%
62%
Enterprises
Co
Penick
35
*16%
26%
2.50
4
30% Mar 31
16%
86
16%
*85%
11,400
26%
No par
6
2
32%
100
11
16
32%
16%
100
50% Jan
24% Feb
313/4
_25
com
31% Jan
131% Jan
30% Feb
25% Jan
16,700
32%
No par
Mar 15
6
10
327%
32%
33%
40%
prior preferred
conv
130
90%
32 %
58
Pictures Corp__
Coal
&
*90
No par
Mines
5%
3
90%
57%
Transportation
Peabody
•90
10
Parker Rust Proof Co
Mar 16
943/4
*18%
Parke Davis & Co
17% Jan
94%
16%
1
preferred
Parmalee
46%
933/4
39%
Pipe Line—
Paramount
29
48%
170
933/4
6.400
16%
5
Airways Inc
46% Jan
28% Jan
86
26 %
81
65%
40%
Inc_5
Electronics
46% Mar
60% Feb
18
Jan
East
8
Mar 10
40% NOV 27
5
World
8
*85%
26%
473/a
310
81
65
*90%
16%
*15%
Aggregates
27% Mar 8
111% Feb 25
1
29% May -5
102% Apr
8
98% Apr 20
11
84% Dec
11
Dec
Mar
25
14% Feb 12
21% Jan 12
39% Mar 12
25% Nov
88
2
Jan
26
16%
91
80%
39%
15
Common
41
233/a Jan
Pan Amer
4%
32
*16%
86
*85%
1
31%
16%
91
32%
.6.25
com
Consolidated
Packard-Bell
48% Jan
50% Mar 13
9
Co
Electric
4
86% Apr
5
18%
Corp
4
8
*16%
*
25
Jan
83% Mar 18
16%
49%
common
23% Jan
39
32
100
Panhandle
'59%
Apr 20
31%
No par
&
Pacific Tin
31%
93%
30c
Lighting Corp
Pacific Telep & Teleg
6% preferred
2
7% Jan
31
33%
26%
Pacific
145
33
48
common
Coast Co
Jan
90%
33%
26%
Amer Fisheries Inc_
51% Jan
90%
33%
*85%
preferred
5% preferred
Pacific Finance
7
90%
333/4
1
Glass
21
3
*90%
33%
No par
Pacific Cement
11
903/4
_100
Corning Fiberglas Corp
Pacific
12
*90
—7.50
Gas_
,
21
54% Feb
8
6
94
93%
65%
80%
94%
64%
90%
*93%
__i
Co_
Pacific
11
*93%
64%
3.125
Apr
20
4% Sep
126
14% Feb
16 % Mar 10
11% Jan
80
16%
86%
4% preferred
$5
91
79%
5
Chemical Corp
Oxford Paper Co
Jan 27
64
90%
81
20
Natural
Owens-Illinois
Mar 18
21% Apr
60 % Jan
56% Jan
25% Sep
16
26 % Mar
common
Corp
Elevator
Owens
97% Mar 24
85
4
Co
Overland Corp (The)
19
27
Elec
Mathieson
Outlet
8
85
&
Outboard Marine Corp
15% Mar 24
Jan
31
263/4 Nov
Dec
Otis
64%
91%
81
No par
Oliver
23% Jan
36 % M'ar
63 3/4
90%
81
100
Co
Oklahoma
64%
91
*80
100
4% preferred
4.24% preferred
4
16% Mar 11
18
Oil
Okla Gas
21
16% Jan
7
86% Apr
4
27% Jan 18
25% Jan
43
Ohio
4
63%
91
100
4.56% preferred-:
4.44% preferred
Mar 24
32 % Apr
12
100
4.40% preferred
3.90% preferred
Apr 22
39% Jan
28% Mar
Ohio Edison Co common
Apr 22
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
_i
223/4
22%
*86
88
*86
88
*86 Va
87
*86%
92
90
90
*87
90
•87
16%
17
22%
90
17%
17
22%
86%
87
*90
86%
•87
4,000
30
90
16%
16%
16%
17%
17%
*128%
129%
128%
128%
•128%
27%
129%
653/4
100
18%
66%
4,800
Pitts Ft Wayne
125% Dec
145
Feb
19
24% Jan
42
July 23
26%
Apr 12
38% Jan
8
73% May
19% May
91% Mar 19
65%
Apr 22
80% Jan
4
68
16
119
Nov
Sep
82%
8
13% Mar 24
Mar 16
116
Mar
4
81
Dec
18
60
Mar
7
Dec
18
100
56% Dec
31
313% Apr
188% Dec
17
28
22
Sep
9
125
9
06% Jan
9
132
7
15% Apr 20
66% Apr 18
69% Apr 14
29
Feb
23% Jan
5
22
Jan
86
34% Mar 31
21% Nov
124% Jan
283/4 Jan 26
30
62% July 31
100% Jun
4
r
Dec
74% Dec
Mar
22
Mar 17
43% Mar
17
8
17% Apr 20
163% Feb
1
28% May 14
22
Mar
8
129
22% Jan
7%
•
4
Jan
Jan
6
.18
Apr 11
4
81% Jan
4
124% Jan
Jan
Jan
473/4 Feb
17
Dec
31
90
29% Feb
14
24
27
90% Nov
30
81% Feb
583/4 Jan
5
43% Apr
33% Mar
8
3
96
f
Apr 22
Feb
11
29
16%
16%
16%
67%
67
67
*66
673/4
70
71%
72%
*72
73
100
15%
15%
100
91% Mar 20
78% Jan
92
11
80% Jan
Mar 20
Jan
16
85
106% Apr
48% Feb
6
98
Feb
19
8
Jan
14
9
41% Feb
17
24
76% Mar 13
65% Jan
20% Jan
5
23% Jan 13
22% May 14
5
117% Feb
20% Feb
l
Sep 21
8% Nov 23
15
106
Feb
7
18
Jan
16
82% Nov 24
86% Jan
7
293/4 Dec
36% Aug 31
72% Aug 27
29% Feb
48% Apr
30% Apr 20
58
17
Jan
2
34% Nov
16
44% Dec 29
124% Sep 22
24
Feb
For
25
see
81
67
16
64% Jan 16
140
Mar 5
27% Oct 27
footnotes,
9%
42
'
Apr 22
Feb
Jan
25
4
19
83
Apr
Apr
87% Mar 22
Feb
25
45%
Inc
page
24.
1,800
■
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123
63%
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123
63%
63
105
104
123
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70
4,500
105
140
48%
49%
17%
173/4
17%
217%
17%
224%
216%
23%
2223/4
23%
23%
23%
23
100
90%
91
91
91
90%
90%
903/4
190
28%
28%
28%
29
283/4
28%
28%
28%
28%
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11,300
98%
99
98%
95%
96%
95%
96
94%
95
,
>
17%
49%
17%
220
23%
49
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5
50%
49%
23%
50%
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6,500
2,800
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222%
23%
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91
90
57
57%
57%
57%
57%
57%
57%
7,300
3,200
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
38
37%
38%
17,400
28%
28
28
28 %
28%
28
37%
28%
373/4
28
28 %
28%
5,300
56%
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56%
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83
83
83
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83
100
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85
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85
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85
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85
84
84
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87
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87
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87
*86
87
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87
100
101%
101%
102
•101
102
430
44%
45
45
7,800
'50
No par
♦101%
102
44%
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1003/4
102
44%
45%
72%
72%
♦72
73
*72
73
•72
73
72%
72%
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23%
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23%
21%
23%
22%
22%
800
21%
23%
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•22%
*20
23%
21%
111% 1133/8
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113
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•110%
200
9%
10
9%
21
•20%
•110% 113
9%
9%
25
21%
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10
113
10%
10
44%
10
447/8
82
81
81
*81
32%
32%
32%
32%
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No par
71%
72%
713/4
72%
72
5
31%
31%
30%
31%
30%
31
common
6
6% preferred
;
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
45 Va
*131
Inc
50
25
112
Quaker Oats Co
.
102
100
100
-
7
4
14%
219 %
$4.75 preferred
No par
Puget Sound Power St Light Co—10
48% Mar 23
27% Jan
*14%
10
preference
Power
Gamble
Pure Oil
133% Apr
64 %
104
14%
83
4
8
123
14%
*82
Pullman
11
633/4
104
60
900
*
48 3/4
4.80% preferred
100
Publicker Industries toe common_j5
7
26
Mar
*120
64%
5,800
•
73
(H K)—
fund
Electric
4.16% preferred
11
Jan
26
123
105
17
673/4
5
3%% preferred
4.32% preferred
19
125% Jan
47%
64%
73
100
34% Apr
6
75% Feb 23
39% Jan
■
*103%
15
16%
♦66
73
,_i
.
Public Serv Co of Indiana
Apr 14
72% Mar 31
23% Apr 20
22% Mar 22
113% Apr
11% Feb
82% Jan
*120
64%
143/4
1
67%
73
14,000
4.30% preferred
5.05% preferred
4
104
123
104
15%
17
15%
•66
6,100
.
,
10
sink
&
15
16%
80
29
4.08% preferred
4.18% preferred
1
84
20% Sep 22
19% Dec 22
104
46%
Public Service Co of Colorado
10
Public Serv Elec & Gas com—No par
$1.40 div preference com—No par
5
Dec
Co
5%%
Potomac
64%
103%
2.50
Poor & Co
7
*120
1
75
common
preferred
28% Mar 30
5
65
(The)
57% Apr 20
38% Apr 11
Jan
80
93
Co
26% Mar
78% Oct
Sep 23
Sep 22
40% Sep 21
67%
36% Mar
.52
4
10
98
29
66%
Procter
26% Dec
83
28
67%
99% Mar 18
35% Dec
Jun
Apr
28%
67%
153/4
70
Polaroid Corp
5
95% Jan
28
68%
16%
Porter
88
25% May 19
9
73% Feb
29%
67%
663/4
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
Apr 22
25% Jan
128%
283/4
69%
10
$3.50 convertible
6
23
1283/s
29%
68
100
Pittston
5
229%
128 %
28
100
5%
125
56% Jan
128%
10
Pittsburgh Young <fe Ash pfd
15
71
100
1.25
Pittsburgh. Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
12
75% Jan
St Chic Ry—
guaranteed preferred
Pitts Metallurgical fee
26%
46
135
267/a
46
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3,700
,
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1,200
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
22
.
.
Monday, April 25, 1960
.
(1790)
EXCHANGE STOCK , RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Previous
Range for
Year 1959
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
1
Highest
Range Since Jan.
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Apr. 19
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 21
Wednesday
Tuesday
Apr. 18
STOCK
YORK
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCKS
Apr. 20
the Week
Apr. 22
Shares
R
9
Dec
28
67
5
67 % Jan
4
17
30% Feb
8
39 V4 Jan
9
56 % Jan
6
73
9
30% July 10
9
16% Dec
29
27
4iys Mar 31
53% Jan
4
Jan
21
13 y4 Mar
18% Jan
5
Reading
26
26% Mar 15
25
37 y2 Jan
25% Dec
28
17
Oct
9
33% Jan
27% Jun
12
Jan
5
41% Sep
25% Nov
16
40 y4 Apr
19 y8 Apr
70
Apr
19
28
Jan
6
8
16 v4 Apr
1
20
4%
Jan
6
20
Roller
28% Jan
18
27% Jan
4
Reis
6% Feb
Jan
2
12% Feb
16
15% Nov
27
20 y8 Apr
17
42% Jan
8
73
Dec
2
2
36 y2 July
23
60 y8 Mar
5
div
19
68% Jan
4
Reliance
Elec
&
Apr
18
27% Feb
1
Reliance
Mfg
Co
55 y8 Feb
11
21
Mar 14
57
7
22
28% Jan
7y2 Nov
25
11% July
7'% Feb
25
10% Apr
12 y4 Nov
11
14% July
12% Jan
20
■14% Apr
60
Apr
20
78% Jan
so y2 Jan
22
18
6
,
5,100
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69%
70
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15
65
Oct
8
76
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21
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5
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17
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274 Jan
5
21
22
70
Oct 22
32 V4 Apr 16
30
Dec
60 %
60
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46%
47
4674
4674
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9
Richfield
4
Riegel Paper Corp
!
10
Ritter Company
2.50
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
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Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
Mar
34
28% Jan
16
5974 Dec
14
21
16
62
Dec
22
50
23
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18
4374 Feb
23 y2 Jun
17
Oct
16
30
7
Nov
17
16 y4 Jan
2
18
40
Oct
6
16
Jun
24
12% Dec
1
37 Vz Sep
22
Apr 14
4%
1774 Jan
12
Co
6
Jan
4
Ronson
21'% Jan
8
Roper
Mar
7
21% Jan
13
Royal
39 Va Mar 11
46% Jan
4
16'/a Feb
2174 Mar
2
Royal
Royal
Dutch Petroleum
McBee Corp
1374 Jan
4
Rubbermaid
19
1
17
12 Va Apr
22
10'/a Apr
Dec
25
7
1
15% Mar 29
6
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4
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7
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231 % Dec
2
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8
259
Apr
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2774 Feb
5
32
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2974 Apr
19
33
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1
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17
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69
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9
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7
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5
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24
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17
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21
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3
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16
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9
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9
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11
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5
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Jan
19
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80
22
Sep
21
30 % Mar 18
67
Dec
31
78
6% Nov
13
10% Mar 11
31 % Nov
6
26
Mar
2
5
34%
Apr
Seagrave
Sears
19% Jan
25
Seiberling
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Jan
4
Servel Inc
16
13
Feb
8
16
17
90
Jan
4
9774
8
11'/a Jan
27
17
17% Mar 14
"
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38% Dec
11
Jan
26
17
14
42 % Dec
30
Apr
Industries
Oil
Shamrock
9
43% Jan
11
16% Jan
4
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4
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23% Jan
4
16
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9
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13
9
17
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17
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22
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23
7
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15
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7
54V2 j^n
5
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16 Ya Dec
30
1974 Jan
19
17
Jan
4
18% Apr 21-
5%
Dec
15
75
13
65
Jan
21
68
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231% Apr
1
25
11
66
10
84% Feb
4
86% Mar 23
21 % Mar 16
13% Apr
1
16% Jan
4
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28 % May 21
21
Apr 22
26'/4 Jan
4
Sperry Rand Corp
97% Feb
13
83 y2 Jan
12
87% Feb
5
$4.50
47'/4 Dec
16
29% Mar
8
43y4 Jan
4
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16
Nov
30
21 Vb Oct
22
83
22
Dec
32% Sep 24.
76
Oct. 2
§4% May .7
77% Feb
2
81
26% Jun
37% Dec
28% Apr
1
37% Jan
For
10
footnotes,"
30
see page
24.
4
Mar 28
4
4.20%
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100
Co
Sons
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18
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23.100
3374
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91
4474
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8
89% Apr
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35
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8
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16
3374
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15
22
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26
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28
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61% Jun
V
228
3874 Nov
45
45
25%
'
Simonds Saw & Steel
4
100
45%
13%
16%
•
40'/a
.8174
*227
' 28%
30
18
*73%
42%
1
of
Corp
Signode Steel
53% Jan
28%
50%
"" -
.•
..
1
shares
21
Apr
*48%
53
♦48
53
♦49
5,600
45%
10%
.10%
13 %
Corp
Corp
13% Apr 21
23% Feb
1
36
10,700
25%
12%
No par
No par
Siegler
Apr 13
55% Jan
46%
36 %
39%
39%
1
Mfg
Sheraton
Feb 15
94% Jan
45%
45 %
:17%
2.50
Corp
York
Sheller
Apr 22
46 '/4 Mar
i
31% May 22
48% Nov
68
9
16% Mar
Steel
New
23
16% Jun
1974 Mar
46 %
17
12%
97%
Transp & Tr—
Jan
4,200
46%
47%
3,400
♦19%
40
131/2
Co
17% Nov
59 % July 27
18 %
*96%
Inc
(Frank G)
Shell
Sharon
18% Jun
30
.
.1
r
Gas
&
18
43
3%
.,
4
9
374
25%
19%
1
Jan
31 y8 Mar
374
39 % ■39%
.19%
■'40%
No par
38
31% Mar
19% Jun
21
374
4
f
3
Co„
Shell
32% May
41 %
—5
Corp
Co
8
32 % Mar
39
1
preferred
$5.25
38%
25
16%
17%
'
Apr 22
38%
5
Falls
&
3,700
39%
45%
9%
10
_20
Co
,
Roebuck
13,300
3474
45 %
13%
13%
16%
1
Amer_.
common
26
41
7
14,900
174
73%
,34
46%
88%
39%
1
Co
Corp
4
1774 Dec
49
Apr 22
507/a Jan
27% Jun
7
of
Corp
Sealright-Oswego
6
46% Jan 26
Bolt
&
1%
7274
25%
♦85
85%
'10%
25
—_100
•„_
4
20
6
preferred
Jan
9% Jan
35% Oct
Screw
1%
73%
'34%
3%
728
12%
No par
common
Finance
1774 Jan
18'/a Jan
3.65%
1%
72%
34%
■
50%
725
17%
No par
Co
Air Line RR
23
6
Mtg
p; TOO
.
21%
39
47 74
-
35%
37%
728
19%
No par
preferred
Seaboard
50% Nov
21
50%
39%
1
'
Seaboard
5
Sep
55
9%
35c
Inc
15
1
13
47%
17%
—30
preferred
17% Jan
Oct
81 % Nov
$4
23
39% Jan
91% Dec
49 %
13
1.40
:
common
Paper Co common
Scovill
15,000
r86
2074
35%
'
5
23
8
Apr 11
44'/2 Feb
3%
♦85
1
—10
4
5
$3.40 preferred
Apr 13
15
July 16
45% Mar 18
37
3%
,25
14
36% Mar 2
32% Feb
13
Scott
87'a Jan
8
20VaApr
3
26 %
Schick
Feb 15
70% Feb
Apr 22
66% Jan
3%
*91
convertible
5%
♦84%
35
39%
_10O
series A
Corp
Schering Corp
Jan
30
4074 May 25
19
13% Jan
23 Vz
87%
29 % Apr
4
20% Nov
.
Mar 17
39%
36 %
..
Schenley Industries Inc com
Convertible
preference
8
Feb
79% Feb
Arms
86
21%
1,300
64%
63
""
84 Va
20%
74
73
:35%
41%
727
5
issued
Savage
21
*
1%
1%
1%
74%
35%
& Electric Co__„_10
pfd 4.40%
■
1%
74
35%
"
37% Feb
45
21
"
1100
Diego Imperial Corp
Sangamo Electric Co
2
Jan
86
20%
1%
♦51
No par
San
3
♦84 Vs
20%
74%
43
1.66%
100
_100
10
No par
Paper Co common
Diego Gas
64%
64%
84 %
63 %
3%
'
_
Joseph Lead Co
.
Joseph Light & Power
Feb
63%
64%
64%
84 %
900
132
*130
-
/.'
St L San Fran Ry Co com
>
Preferred series A 5%
9% Jan
Mar 14
7
12% Mar
35
■
t-
common
preferred
conv
preferred
"St Regis
Mar 29
,24% Jan
4
874 Dec
Jan
22% Jan
69 % Mar
Mar 13
89% Dec
84% Mar
18
Apr
17% Apr 20
3'
5674 Dec
Stores
130%
128
128
134
"
—5
No par
4.30 %
80'/4 Jan
90% Aug 17^
258
14
28
25
'
15
Dec
80
.
;
'
129%
-
34%
1
(Jacob)
:
34% NOV 24
Co
Co
Ruppert
47%
39%
v
100
1
1
—1
1—1
20 G
1
Ryan Aeronautical Co_
14 Va Mar
2
Ruberoid
♦46%
•>
-
1
Jan
46%
45 Vs
Inc
12% Jan
45 %
25%
;
42
46%
26
Corp
5
3874 Mar 16
22
Jun
40,000
46%
46
10
—5
20
(Geo. D) Corp
Crown Cola Co
5
Apr 14
35,600
59%
4574
Aircraft Corp
9
974
24,700
45%
58'%
25%
A
1574 Mar
59'%
45 Va
5874
45%
common
series
preferred
57%
45%
58
No par
Corp
Telephone Corp
Corp
Haas
&
57%
44%
58%
20%
1%
25
preferred
Elec
&
55
46 %
57%
21%
74
No par
Rockwell-Standard
Rohm
Mar 23
86%
J
Rohr
1274 Apr
47'% Mar 11
16 y2 oct
6
4
Gas
Rochester
4
74 Jan
Jan
Aug
17
10y4July
2674 Jan
38
82
3
50 Vb Jan 26
247-4 Jan
2
22
Rochester
780
May 27
34
5'%%
4
9
30
2474 Mar 12
1474 Mar 25
10 Va Jan
8
Jan
16
Trust
convertible
Feb
50
8
Jan
92
5
Oct
81
7
51
3274 Mar
28
Dec
741
5
Apr
683'/2 Feb
39'/a July 24
2
29
474 Jan
55
9
24 Va Mar
3074 July 23
29 y8 Jan
8
Feb
17
Mar,
35 y2 Feb
: Jan
4574
Apr 22
457a
39% Jan
481 y2 Jan
42
8
374 Mar 30
574 Mar 17
19
Rhodesian
3
6874 Mar
4
Dec
37
30
4
Corp
55 %
42%
60%
*
2 '/4 Jan
Selection
54%
4874
84%
20%
81 '/4 Feb
Oil
56%
48%
132%
64
63%
♦84
287/a Jan
9
47
138
—1
:_5s
Co—
47%
54%
46
47
100
series
3.60%
Rheem Manufacturing
%
60
•
57%
137
5
Tobacco com
(R J)
Preferred
19
v
47%
*.
"*
19
174 Apr
26
4574 Sep
July 15
4
Jan
111
Reynolds
84'% Apr
28,400
60
■
4
19% Mar
17% Sep
5
64'% Apr 20
24
84'/2 Mar 26
Nov
Jan
149
9
127 y4 Mar
July 24
61
13%
61 %
62
163
700
60 %
13 %
6:0%
58%
3
14
13%
49 %
Mar
8,100
♦13%
14
62%
57%
116
10,900
9%
9
14
,
48
Apr 14
56 %
13%
48%
47%
*55
400
9 %
55%
4
1.900
*
22%
48
42 y2 Jan
23
56 %
1
48y8 May 15
22 %
9%
Chemical Co
2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
4%% preferred series A
50
4'%% conv 2nd pfd
100
28
22%
22%
Revlon
Dec
22%
♦55 %
Apr 22
42
2i%
9%
Apr 14
4
21
22%
59%
71% Jan
22
56%
49 y4
Mar 10
2,600
9Va
8
53
4974
22%
17
23
49%
9%
17
71% Dec
49%
;22%
46 V'2 Feb
16
49
9%
45% Feb
&
18
49%
9%
60%
Inc
18
497a
♦17%
22%
1
22%
400
18
50
23%
♦35
__1
50c
63% July 27
67% Nov
400
23
54 '/a July
7
1,800
13%
27 %
19%
8
50% July
1374
13 %
27 %
5
7
24,100
45,400
13%
28
30% Jan
19%
4074
27%
46 y2 Jan
Drug.
19%
39%
18
Republic Steel Corp—
Revere Copper & Brass
Rexall
19%
40%
13%
38% Jan
38 y8 Mar
19%
40%
27%
81% Sep
66 Va Apr
1,100
19%
-40%
25
-
5
2,600
36%
17%
Conv preferred 3'%% series
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Corp common
$1 convertible preferred—
4
23% Jan
19% Mar 14
71%
35%
23%
preference
prior
48% Apr
Jan
71
36
No par
—...
Reliable Stores Corp
5
17% Sep
71%
35%
& Co—
(Robt)
$1.25
11% Mar 28
19% Mar 17
24
71%
36%
18
Inc
Jan
17
72
36
41 %
50
50
Chemicals
Reichhold
71 %
37%
50c
1
Co
Bit
Bros
72%
36%
68%
1
—5
50
.
150,500
72
—
1st preferred
2nd preferred
75%
75%
72%
20
No par
common
non-cum
Reeves
1
Co
noncum
Reed
7
Mar
21
4%
28 y4 Jan
5
20 V* Apr
28
22
5
Feb
33 Vs
Apr 22
19 y8
14
8
74%
74%
,73
75%
72%
*
78%
36%" 37%
5
'
78
75%
72
comr.No par
No par
Raybestos-Manhattan
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Co
24
55
Inc
Ranco
21
Mar
63
May 22
Nov
16% Jan
8
Apr
preferred
1st
73% Apr
43 y2 Sep
7
$3.50
6
74% Mar
23 y« Jan
32
Radio Corp of America
18
74
41% Dec
19% Feb
78% Apr
29
59% Jan
1
73% Dec
43 % Feb
*85 '/2
—1
14%
14%
50c
21%
2174
86
86
25
No par
—No par
5
K,
35
•79%
30%
73 %
35%
80
30%
774
75
18
18
18
♦66
68
*64
774
75%
774
18%
68
774
17%
♦64
68
734
774
74%
7%
74%
75%
75
86%
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86'%
85
%
85%
85%
85%
14%
14%
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1474
2174
14%
14%
1474
21%
14%
21%
21%
2174
86
2174
21
86
85
85%
35Va
8 5'/a
85%
85 Va
3374
3274
3374
33
32
♦85
87
,
*79%
2974
80
30%
♦79%
2974
t,
-
80
3074
75
21%
*84
32%
*79%
2974
*
%
80
2974
*79%
29%
3274
400
40
7,000
1,300
300
2,300
74,800
150
24,900
80
29%
8,200
Volume
191
Number
5945
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
....
(1791)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
34 % Nov
17
71% Dec
23
Dec
18
82 % Feb
25
41%
75 % Apr
17
Jan
24
70% Jan
12
13% Sep 21
3 % May 29
23% May 11
12% Feb
17
45% Nov
25
62% Jan
23
39% Nov
20
45% Oct
23
.-52% Apr
59% Jan
26
50
Nov
16
64% Jan
23
85
Jun
30
92
27% Jan
7
84
5
8
Jan
4 % Mar
Apr
July
6
Standard
Gas
&
4
Standard
Oil
of
44% Jan
4
Standard
Oil
50 % Jan
4
Standard
Oil
4
Standard
Oil
Mar
8
13'
89
V 26% Mar
8
83
V
•17% July 27
36% Jan
102
Apr 22
4
Jan
Jan
2
43% Dec
31
■".-23% Jun
40% Jan
20
30
8
52% Sep
9
76% Nov
2
8
4
Mar
•
16%
Apr
21
54 % Mar
78 ;.V Dec
14
77
18% Jun
23
59% Jun
22
71
V-
42% Jan
Apr 13
Jan
.20
; 65% Jan
8
27
80
'
13% Jan
5
43
9
Feb
26 % Feb
6
31% Dec
-
29
34% Dec
v
18
Dec
16% Jan
5;
Sterchi
4
Sterling
,
Apr
21
Apr
1
27% Mar 13
20%
15% Jan
2
22
Aug 25
14% Mar
19
16% Jan
17
Dec
29
52
Sep
21;
65
May 6
Apr2
24% Jan
5
,'33%
Mar 25
9% Jun
9
-29% Oct
28
Oct
28
16%
11
20
Sep
22
618
Oct
28
50
Apr
8
67
Dec
14
v
.j
42%
43
42%
43%
40%
40
403/8
40
40%
33,000
43%
42%
43%
10
48%
42%
48"%
48%
43%
48%
198,200
48%
48
48%
48
A—100
*87%
48%
1
27%
20
20
27%
93
Jan
24% Dec
28
v
11% Sep
23
38% May 29
15% Mar 20
79% Dec
21
94
13
Mar 13
29
65% Feb
29
Jan
-24% Apr
21
49 %
9
27
29
31%
3ia/4
30%
31%
31%
31
31%
30%
31
,"17%
17%
16%
337/8
32%
33%
17%
17%
17%
17%',"
59%
60%
59%
60
*79%
81
18%
'
.;
33
117%
.'
60%
59%
*79%
8
21% Jan
,
23
23
5% Feb
5
47% Aug 21
Jan
10
% Nov
29
Feb
■..14%
20
6
Mar
-
15
*14%
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
48%
49%
48%
49%
49%
49%
49%
50%
26%
27%
26%
27%
26
26%
26
26%
28%
29%
28
29%
28%
291/4
291/8
22
22
29 %
22 vb
23%
22 % 1
22%
22%
22%
800
14%
14%
14%
143/4
2,300
56%
57
56%
56%
29%
29%
29%
29 %,
1
14
14%
12%
13%
12%
13
11%
10%
11%
10%
26%
27%
27%
.28%,
Studebaker-Packard Corp__
When
4
$5
issued
—1
—
conv.' preferred—
Suburban
Gas
Sunbeam
'
11%
100
Corp
4
Sundstrand
.
7
Apr
21
7
\
v
351
'
355
331
9
53% Apr
10% Jan
Feb
22%
Oil
Co_
28
,
350
335
13%
*83
56
56%
56
29%
29%
29 %
29 %
131/a
13y2
13
13%
91,800
10%
10%
338
;
*17
11
10%
111/4
37,200
341
'
28
355
173/4
13%
350
Y
900
359
27%
28
27%
55
55 %
55%
551/2
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
13
510
28%
55%
131/a
,
133/4
13%
87
500
\K 2,100
56%
,
"
55
•
9,800
17%
22%
22%
13%
13%
84
27%
56
22%
•
84
.
-128%
55
13,200
■
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131/4
84
13%
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84
*83
7,300
4,200
-
-
1,500
3,800
84
150
49%
50%
49%
50%
49%
50
49%
49%
49%
49%
22%
22%
22
3,800
22%
22
22%
22
22 %
22
19,400
22%
22%
22 %
22%
22%
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32%
32%
32
32%
31% ;
31%
89
90
87
89
86
87
4% %
preferred
5%%
2nd pfd
Sunshine
25
13%
22%
series
A___
25
series of '55-
Sweets
\
6%
-
Oil
Co
Swift
■
-
.,12.50
Mining Co
,!
10c
of California—i—25
Superior
;
'
30
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
4
51 Vb Feb
28%
56
,
10
900
20,500
—No par
5
1 |
14 '
42% Apr
11% Jan
'
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common__l
'<
■V 7y4 Mar 11
Jan
27%
55%
_i_i—„____5
Corp
1
1
Chemical Corp common
1
$4.50 series A preferred
-No par
Sun
Mar 29
y
.J—-
Sun
^
18
31
*79%
29%
15
;
500
9,200
50
2.50
—
Webster^!,:—
4
1348.
79%
15
Y.
57%
Feb
1 Apr
21
26% Feb 2i).
79%
81
57
24'% Jan
16
895
-
81
5,400
'
*79%
29%
15
Jan
58%
1
25
8% Mar 20
58%
12,700
81
l
93% Jan
29% Jan
59%
100
17%
*17
33% Feb
/
*17%
58%
,
17%
17%
4
2165
331/4
33
17%
17%
85% Mar 11
4
17%
17%
32%
17%
30% Jan
3
17%
33
17
: 7.
17%
15
25
9,700
17%
20
Nov
4,900
31
*17
38% Jan
Apr
31%
30%
1434
106% Feb
5% Dec
83
30%
31
14%
7
25
90
31%
15
8
23
V
14%
55% Jan
-
20
Y
16,900
48"%
5
Co—
5,700
89
27%
83*
15
4
16% Jan
Apr 21
'-21% Mar
271/4
33,200
30%
17%
33
17%
32%
*87%
28
*80
32
*17%
89
27%
:/
31
.
15
5
-
Jan
84
4"
*87%
Y
'
90
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common—1
5iY prior preference,
;
20
16
.
1275
35
Feb
Y
27%'.
22
Fuller
26% Jan
Apr 22
80
•
-
30 y8 Dec
Dec
,,
25
20% Sep
88
27%
*80
22
&
29% Apr >
64 Vb Jan
>21% Mar 11
89
"
27"%
'
"
52% Dec
22% Nov
*87%
5
19
17% Jan
.'529
47%
89
*90
*80
'43%
31%
—__1
24% Jan *15
.
42%
31
5
Inc__
*87%
28%.,
*80
'
—100
Inc
89
43%
Stix
Baer
210
40 %
&
12
1,000
423/4
Broadcasting Co__-_
Mar 21
43/4
40%
Stone
25% Mar 28
*4%
43%
Storer
52%-Feb
4%
43
58% Mar 28
300
325
'•-',*
4% \
6,100
40%
30% Jan
9% Mar 21
31,200
44%
12% Mar 31
%
143/4
41%
•
9% Aug 26
14%
4
■
-18% Feb
16
14%
40%
26% Mar 24
52% Feb
14%
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc
Stewart-Warner Corp
4
33 % Jan
&
75
7
25% Jan
6-
39%
75
1
43%
preferred——20
Stores
Drug
■
•
Shares
39
75
*4%
14%
4%'
:,
the Week
Apr. 22
39%
75
>
4
32 Vb Jan
Apr 12
20% Jan
Bros
■
39
75
14
Friday
Apr. 21
7
preferred'
53% Jan
23
•
3%%
4%
*74%
Sales tor
Thursday
J
39%
38%
75
PRICES
25
Stauffer Chemical 'Co-common
8
26
23
33
,
44% Mar 24
14% Apr
v
.
4
7.v
Apr
4%
4%
40%
SALE
'
42%
Mfg Co
1
Stanley Warner Corp__
5
Starrett Co (The) L S
__No par
29
147/3
4%
Standard Ry Equip
4
Jan
13%
HIGH
43%'
common
series
convertible
*74%
13%
AND
Wednesday"
Apr. 20
,
42%
convertible
$1.20
6%
39%
74%
13%
6.25
Jersey
Ohio
40%
74%
Co—__10c
Packaging Corp com:
preferred.!
convertible preferred
$1.60
6
33% Apr
21 % Mar 25
22
19% Dec
20
of
Tuesday
Apr. 19
40%
1
Indiana.
New
preferred
'
4
-30% Apr
14% Mar
3%%
Inc
Standard
;
13
30% Apr
18
•'•'•
Monday
Apr. 18
No par
Co
California
of
Jan
",•
com___No par'
Electric
of
21
20
41% July 27
12
15
:86 % Jan
6
12% Jan
4% Jan
56
;
Inc
Standard
4
51% Jan
■
/
...
Par
$3.50 preferred
Coil Products
8
39% Mar 11
-
7
31% Jan
8
Standard Brands
Apr 11
42% Apr
47% Apr
17
39% July 27
117
1
41% Mar
July 29
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
.
,35% Feb
37
.
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
of
America
Co_"—
&
2
Symington
7
Talcott
Corp.:
6
6%
6 %
998
950
*27
25
Wayne
6%
978
4.16%
28
27
27%
46%
45%
45%
45 vb
44%.
1 •/
12%
12 Vb
■
.
22 3b
88
*6%
.
/
451/4.
700
32%
1,000
88%
2,400
6
3,100
1000
271%
45%
12
1,420
27%
45i/8
45%
'
6%
959
J
27
-
23
*31%
.
958
27
453/ij
/ * 22 %
881/2
,
6%
895
27%
>
32
87%
.920
920
223/a
31%
.
6 %
27%
980
223/4
12
900
%
18,200
'
12
12%.
11%
12%
11%'
12
52%
52%
52%.
52%
52%
52%
5,800
T
8% Nov
10% Sep
35% Sep
31
44% Feb
17
25
13% Mar 16
7% Apr
6
21
19% Jan
48
Dec
44% Nov
34'• Feb
11
38% Jan
22
25
12
71 %
6ct"2T
27% Jun
Jan
7
21
87% Aug
3
72% Mar 10
87
35% Apr
'
11
14
29% Mar 15
32%
TelAutograph
1
Temco
l*v
Tennessee
4
When
Apr
17
Nov
16
61% Jan
27
25
23% Nov
14% Mar 10
102% Dec
30
Feb
18
63
27% Mar
July 15
Jan
7
23
23% Apr
21
% 26% May 18
15% Feb
5
•124% Mar 18
76
Dec 31
70% Jan
20
39% Jan
154
Inc
s
Gas
Transmission
Gulf
19%
Gulf
Sulphur
Texas
Instruments
Inc
11
Texas
Pacific
Coal
&
Pacific
Land
4
Jan
Jan
11
77% Apr
.
Jan
30
Apr
24
21
36% Mar
•
11
Dec
Sep
8
79
May
14% Oct
28
52
72
28%
4
6
14
24% Jan
16
-
Jan
21
,
<
>
Thiokol
36
35%
35%
35%
35%
36%
35%
36
24%
24%
241/4
24%
25
5
73%
74%
73%
74 %
73
733/8
721%
31%
32
31%
31%
30%
31%
31%
__33%
29
29%
29
28 %
46% Feb
16'
79'
6
24
Feb
/Common
.
'4%
Nov
24
88
Jan
23
20% Sep
18
29 % Apr
14
20
Mar
9
24% Jan
Dec
22
24
16
21
Jan
4
23% Mar 29
45% Jan
2
8
68% Jan
6
Timken
22y8Jan
4
Tishman
17% Apr
8
Toledo
21
19% Mar 11
15% Dec
3
53% Sep
21
10
Jan
52% Mar
"
Jan
7
7% Dec
30
16% Jan
8
281%
27%
27%
12,300
17
,'v 207%
173/a
2101/4
37,000
%
23%
233/4
12,600
16%
16%
163/4
17%
202%
10
23%
24%
23 V*
23%
23%
23%
231/a
23
,16%
16%
*16%
16%
16%
94
77%
*94
76%
22%
Trust—
'
"
: Y.
17%.
93%
23
93.
77%
,
'
94
95
94
94
76%
75%'
76
75%
76
23 %
21%
223/8
21%
22
213/4
22%
8
22% Mar 29
Tractor Supply Co
Jan
26
56% Mar
9
68% Apr 21
Trane
34y8Sep
1
24% Mar
8
29% Jan
Transamerica
Apr 22
15 Vb Feb
17
42% July 15
17 % Jan 27
Mar
32
18
13
24% Jun
16
52% Feb 26
25%?
24%
25
25% '■
248/8
24% Y-
30%
30%
30%
30%
303/4
30%
30%
29%
303/a
38%
39%
38
39%
37%
403/a
37%
39
11
103/4
10%]
56%
56%
59%
25%
25
*11
11 %
*11
11%
11
55
7.50
55%
55
56 3/a
55%
*24%
42% Aug
3
33% Feb
14
50% Jan
11
29
7
75% Mar
9
Nov
18
43% Apr
8'A Nov
16
13% Mar
3
32% Feb
3
Mar
30
36% Feb
Coal1
Tung-Sol
5%
Co
126% Mar
32
35% Mar 16
Jan
4
43y4 Jan
148% Jan
16
4
4
35%
;
Union
6
Union
Apr 22
6
93
16
76
Feb
19
78
Apr
77% Feb
25
68% Jan
5
Union
87% Jan
4
73
77% Jan
3
53% July 10
33 Vb Mar
19
26% Apr
7% Jan
7
8
18
''
91
80
74
83»
Co
No par
$3.50
series
—No par
Oil
Pacific
RR
Aircraft
90
Jan
4
98% Feb
92% Feb
26
84
8
28% Jan
Mar
24
9
64
Oct
22
29
Sep
23
88% Apr
38% Dec
7% Dec
9
9% May 19
29 % Jan
12
37% Mar 16
32% Feb '
8
Jan
2
23% July
18% Mar
9
45% Mar
Apr 22
(ser
4%
(ser of 1956)
United
United
17
63
Jan
25
38
Feb
23
United-Carr
7
Mar 21
7% Jan
12
United
22
29% Apr
8
13
59% Aug 27
46% Apr
19
% Jan
2
20% July 20
16% Apr
8
8%
Apr 22
36% Mar 28
6
22% Jan
31% Jan
32% Jan
Board
Corp
common,
50
29%
?p
80%
;p
28
OV
42%
ay
23
16
30% Jan
4
27
j.
33
.
Mar 29
4
40% Jan
83% Jan
14
85% Aug 18
4
88
4
Apr
18
35 '
Jan
26
26% Mat
8
30% Jan
" 4
6
75
Dec
21
57% Apr
5
74% Jan
4
120
Apr
27
12
104% Apr
19
165
Mar 30
27
153%
13
86%
;p
145%
ip
22
22
7%
ec
28
28%
ct
29
12% Jan
36% Mar
86% Feb
149
29
2
For footnotes, see page
Jan
5% Mar
9
28% Mar 30
24.
74
*72%
74
*72%
74
33%
81%
81%
*80%
82%
*81%
<
7%
80
:
8
8
7%
Industrial
Park
Corp—,
Corp
Mach
Shoe
10
13%
10
1
,8.50
common
1
25
30
303/4
;
20 %
20%
21%
.,
27%
283/4
271/8
28%
27%
28 3/a
'
13,000
323/8
Apr 11
4
8% Jan
31% Feb
12
6%
preferred
L
25
—
'
-
U S Borax & Chemical Corp com—1
4Vz%
preferred,
—100
U S & Foreign Securities—
—1
U S Freight Co,
No par
U S Gypsum Co common
4
1% preferred
.:
;_100
U S Hoffman Mach
class
A
33
325/8
33%
32 5/a
33 3/a
.
26,100
92
90
*85
86%
8434
85%
84
84
1,800
28
275%
28%
28
28%
6,500
29%
303/a
30%
16,200
*34
19%
23%
30%
47%
17 Vb
8%
6%
293/4
463/4
17%
173/a
8%
16%
16%
-
-
•
,
5%
50
*28%
•
6
30
•
;
-
••
1,100
*90
34%
16%
7,300
92
19%
23
29%
46 %
17
8%
6%
common—82%c
preference
v
34%
-*1
1%
51%
51 %
31%' 313/4
35%
37%
87%
88
26%
27%
61%
62%
103
104 %
153% 153%
7,500
30%
20%
34%
32
•
8
30
20%
7%
64%
32
33,700
44,100
30%
7%
27
30
i
V
20%
85%
28%
30
93
26%
64%
32%
7%
16%
1
City Mines Co
92
85%
28%
29%
93 *
7%
82%
30 Vb
,
19%- 19%
23
23%
29%
30%
47%
48 %
17
17 %
3%
9%
6%
6%
No par
Convertible pfd series A
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
30 Vb Mar
51% Apr
33
*90
85
27%
29%
*89
26%
64 Vb
=
34%
2.50
•
Mar
34%
*72%
28%
5
_No par
Greenfield
United
28
34%
27%
5
10
(Del)
4
4
65% Dec
3
29%
*90
85%
27%
29%
*89
26
64%
31%
7%
100
Corp
United
64% Jan
2
ec
20%
8
"
*75
30%
*20%
33%
5„;
100
Engineering; & Foundry
United
m
7%
30%
20%
28%
1
8
6
30%
307/8
1
pfd
pfd
11% Jan
11
45%
7%
30%
■
10
United
1% Jan
Apr
83%
20%
10
No par
5
United Gas Improvement Co
18% Jan
1
100
80
40%
United Gas Corp.—
19
2% Mar 10
24,500
91%
*75
26%
z
5
20i
Apr 12
21% July 24
35%
*90%
80
39%
25
16% Apr
7
343/4
91%
265/a
25
7% Jan
19
343/4
40
Jan
18
ov
34 VB
26%
53% Jan
20 1
14,000
*90%
39%
Carton
6
8,100
;
.
*75
26%
United Electric Coal Cos
United
1,700
363/4
40
United Fruit Co—
6 % Apr
1%
&
6,800
10,300
....
134%
26%
(Del)--
29
91%
36%
130%
39%
Fastener
Apr 12
33%
136 3/a
26%
United Carbon Co
31%
Apr 22
Apr 14
76
11
-
33%
*90%
33%
36
135%
40%
-
No par
18
23
36
136%
267a
8
v
America—No par:
16
48 % Jan
tn
of
preferred
Feb
Apr
31% Sep
.
Biscuit
$4.50
87
9
36%
•
39%
Corp
27
9
36
26%
conv
18
5,100
12,100
'
9%
27
conv
Mar 11
17
16%
Of 1955)
Artists
15%
40%
Lines Inc,
4%
United
50
-
10%
15%
40%
Co„
22
23 y8 Nov
42% Jan
30%
200
,
'
4
10%
26%
Co
Corp
V-
25
:
preferred
non-cum
33 %
39
11
common—,10
par
No par
Co
37
*37
v
91%
80
74
No
California
of
.1
39
90%
*75
*72%
*81%
series
$4 series
Union
Union
United
16
10
common,
series
15
16
Co
$4.50
41% Jan
84% Jan
37%
91
*75
*72%
*81%
Electric
20
Apr 21
10
*35%
135%
Mar 26
22
1,100
37%
136%
Air
Mar 24
14,800
75/s
55
36
136
33%
United
95
37%
75/a
137%
4
30% Jan
36%
8
37
136
33%
37%' Jan
38% Apr
37
*71/2
Bag-Camp Paper Corp
6%
-No par
*37
39
*37
Carbide Corp
5
12
55
36 y2
17%
25% Apr
32% Apr
27
*52%
28
4
t
1,200
73/4
*9%
5
11
21,700
•;
37%
73/4
17
July 15
21
53
'
37
v'.'.
27%
45
Nov
*53
8 Z
9%
Drill
Oct
53
38
17%
Car
25
53
*75/8
27%
Twist
86
Y:
9%
Tank
22% Jun
Y
17
Union
23% Mar
3,400
26%
Union
32% Mar 26
33%
"
9 3/8
6
t Apr
3
109% Mar 26
33
17%
13
136
33
27%
29
14
32%
9%
24% Jan
Oct
33%
17
8% Jan
32% Jan
101
33
26%
21
66
2,600
33 %
9%
29%
28
27
17%
27%
20% Apr
Oct
52%
27
9%
6
36
52
27
9%
4
1
6
52%
26%
9%
Rubber
&
26
30% Jan
34%
52%
5
Asbestos
$3.70
4%
343/4
52 %
27
17
9% Feb
9
8
343'8
52%
27
27%
37% Jan
25% Feb
4
34%
34%
53
27%
18
Apr 12
8,400
No par
Jan
'
11,900
13%
27%
*52%
•/
,
Corp
Preferred
82% Mar 28
500
53/4
13
17
27
24% Feb
38
1%
\
(The):
7% NOV
80% Nov 30
55
37%
50
Co
29'A Nov
19% Oct
*53 %
1
Corp
43% Jan
31
34%
5%
131/4
13%
37%
333/4
Preferred
Apr 1,1
'
5%
22,800
53
33%
Preferred
8
35%
5
7,600
/,/
33%
27%
'
Mar
33
*33
5%
135/8
'
2,300
17,100
■-
27
52%
27
Preferred
Mar 25
Sep
38% Feb
33
13
16%
■] 27
21
87
34
'43/4
■
1
12% Mar
Union
34%
35
53/4
133/4
15%
Underwood
9% Apr
35% Feb
34%
52
1
50
common
5
13%
M
45%
11
25
17
45%
34
37
32% Jan
24
45%
•*
*33
15%
29
23
44%
11,800
21%
10%
24% Feb
Dec
45%
6,600
4,100
••^<
26%
44%
34
10
/
66%
263/a
36%
30% Mar 13
40% Dec
66
"
6
77'
68%
27
11%
19y8 Nov
1
5%
14% '
1
.
prior preferred—
conv
v
29% Nov
66%
26%
153/a
Udylite Corp
24
20%
673/4
26%
:
22
Dec
33%
46%
*33
213/a
67%
2 6 5/8
'
15%
18% Jan
67
45%
"21%
67 %
27
15%
13
Mar
213/a
66%
26%
'
lit
15% Jan
80
21%
67" '
153/a
23
'98%
21%
21
20%
103/8
16% Dec
4
173/8
15%
2
19
18 %
17%
,
83
10% '•/■
10% Jan
15
18%
173/8
;
*81%
10%
1
Aug
56%
183/4
17
83
15 J/2
Oil
74
553/4
18%
17%
*81%
1
Coach
TXL
86% Oct
56%
18%
17
83
*81
1
5%
Twin
30 y8 Jun
561%
18%
17%
50
:
pfd series of 1957
conv
4
51
Apr
2
150% July 27
57
18%
17
20%
1
common
Century Fox Film—
11
9
56%
18%
17%
5%
20th
10
28
58%
19
X65
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par-
Feb
Jan
58%
56%
1,900
13%
8
19 V* Jan
41
223/4
1
8
12 % Feb
4
.
8
4
120% Feb
8,400
22 5/b
47%
38
23
14% Aug
20% Vf
22%
33
Jan
8
12
201/a
22%
46%
Jan
9% Mar
9% Jun
20%
223/4
5
.
Inc
Co
Electric
14% Mar
48
17% Apr
201/4
22%
27%
9
58
6
Mar 13
4
Corp
preferred
$2.70
Traux-Traer
20
24
20%
22%
26%
38% Apr
8
7V2 Apr
Tri-Continental
Apr 13
40% Jan
17
5
4
54% Mar 10
52% Mar 31
10
Airlines
World
25% Apr
Sep
10% Sep
20%
22%
17
No par
Industries
Trans
22
17% Nov 18
36
Steel
Trans-United
4
;
27%
25 % Mar 11
July 31
54% Jan
29
Williams
&
81%
20%
3/4
1
Corp.,
Jan
19
17
56% Jan
34 y8 Jan
11
19
81%
20 3'8
22
2
39% Jan
20
20
12
54% Mar
Jan
83
21
18%
2
Electronic
200
23,100
•
57%
1
1
58%
22%
'
Apr
21
24
Jan
Transition
8% Feb
class A
;
10%
57
20%
-
5
Corp
*10
1,500
4,000
126,200
*81%
10
Co.
Co
Transue
39
4
4% Apr
21
Sep
4
Edison
10,200
27,600
41%
Bearing
No par
Realty & Construction—_1
70
18%
895
Y"V
24%
Roller
7
1,300
97
75%
40
25
17
15:
34,400
29%
YY
1
common
rvj
t
5
preferred
.
V
No par
Co
17%
22%
'
a
171/a
205%
'
:
16"%
93%
75%
100
173/4
210
•
2093/4
17%
100
Oil
6,400
216V*
5
17% Apr
50 % Dec
37
$1.20
30,700
32%
17%
preferred
Tidewater
.73%
313/4
206%
—
26 % Aug
40% Feb
29
4
900
723/a
17%
.1
69% Dec
,
20% Apr
25% Jun
82% Mar 31
25,500
24%
313/4
Thompson Ramo Woodridge Inc—
70% May
9,000
353/4
73
27%
363/a
218%
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3,200
15,000
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11
36
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preferred
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Thompson
36 %
36
ex-distribution—1.
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52%
81/4
111/4
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27
13
10% Mar 11
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4
61% Jan
59% Apr
21
8%
10%
36
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4
32% Jan
Apr 13
37% Apr
36
No par
Inc
8%
103/4
24%
Textron
4
26% Jan
16
23% Feb
31% July 30
2
23
36% Sep
19% Feb
29% July 30
8
Pacific
&
8%
10 vb
35%
Texas Utilities Co—
•
19% Jan
share.ctfs
Texas
18
108
•
Sub
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8%
10%
24%
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Producing Co
Texas
29% Jan
87% Mar 14
12
Texas
7
14
219 v*
8
10%
5
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Texas
Apr 13
Jan
19% Jan
37
8
16% Mar 31,
25% Mar 16
193% Nov
7%
11%
'
1.25
issued
Texaco
4
Apr 22
7%
10%
—5
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
13
Jan
Corp_Corp
Corp _•
Aircraft
Texas
39 'A
1
27
52%' 52%
9
15
Mar 23
37
24% Apr
(James)
14
41% Jan
1
33% Jan
24 % Apr
30% Jun
15
9% Mar 21
2
Inc
*1
1%
51%
52
31%
31% '
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88
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33
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400
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29 5/a
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47
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46%
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47%
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17%
17%
17%
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16%
16%
16%
16%
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23
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36%
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87
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26%
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3,200
61%
62%
61%
61%
61%
62%
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6,200
101
102
101%
1023/4
102%
1023/4
153%
153%
152%
152%
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153%
120
6%
5%
6%
5%
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'
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30
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30
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30
24
The.Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1792)
Monday, April 25, 1960
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Jan
5
13% Jan 15
Mar 31
,40
Jan 22
10
.
■
28
26% Mar 10
-8% Jan
2
10
Jan
26
7% Mar
18
29
Jan
21
21% Mar
9
29% Oct 30
40
Dec
39% Oct .23
58% May 16
Jan
76
99
9
142% Sep 24.
33% Jan 19
38% Feb
75
153
Jan
22% Dec
33 % Oct
7
37% Feb
9
36%
23
Apr'
103 % Jan
4
24% Jan
34% Jan 14
36
Feb
8%
34
Jan
26
17% Jan 30
15% Jan
Mar 16
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6
14 % Feb
7% preferred—
7
Jan
15%
2
Dec
30
8% Jan
2
Oct
71
12
81
14
Dec.
Aug
Jan
6
7
72
Feb
12
59
41% Apr 14
18 %
Sep~21
29% Dec 21
24% Jan
6
31% Apr
29% Feb 17
28% Jan
5
25% Oct
12
71
Nov
17
84
Jan
70% Feb 16
Feb
9
50
July 29
41 % Feb
50
36% Feb 18
32% Feb
31
Jun
40
9
47% Aug .27
27
Nov
16
42
29%.Nov 16
Jan
34
26
16
Mar
9
44
24% Apr 22
9% Jan
2
13% July 28,
11
22% Jan
2
30% Nov.
31% Jan
5
36% Apr 17
31% Feb 26
53
39% Jan
26% Sep 21
Nov ^23
20
76
Oct
11% Jan
96% Dec
22
19% Jan
2
.
9
98% Dec
76
18
6
Va-Carolina Chemical
Apr 22
89
Jan
15
43% Apr 22
Feb 24
78% Oct 16
80
Jan 29
81% Mar 23
81% Dec 15
91% Mar 17
82% Jan 18
86% Apr 21
79
87% Mar 16
Sep 29
15% Dec
4
87% Jan
2
96% Jan
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17
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24% Jan
16
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16
Jan
-
45
Jan
44% Jan 25
14
55
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9
40
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41
.
52% July 20
1
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Feb
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12% Mar 11
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86% Mar 22
94
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12% July 22
7% Mar
50
Feb
12
65% Aug 21
51
Feb
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15% Jan
8
-41% Jun
9
36% Feb
9
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3% Jan 21
54% May ~4
48 ya Jan 12
48% May 4
31% Feb 24
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26%
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50
16% Dec 30
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23% July 8
33
32
38% Apr 24
19
.
21% Mar
59% Apr
8
43
Apr 21
45% Jan
4
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30% Jan 15
.
17
Feb
7% Jan 14
2
45
44% Jan 27
May 6
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82 % Feb
78% Jan
19
61
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39
93
Dec 31
101
Mar 31
26
Jan
7
38
Apr 14
27% Sep 22
14
Nov 24
52% May
92% Jan
38 % Mar 18
40% Mar 30
7
Jun 15
Jan
24% Jan
7
7
36
Jan
6
17%
Jan
23
36
Sep 22
32% Jan
78
July
19% Oct
6% Jan
23%
Mar
39% July
26%
64
6;
May 26
74
*70
41%
14
July 23
28% July 21
51% July 23
30% Nov
9
51% Mar 11
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1
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129
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5
6
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7
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1
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6
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68
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20
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67% Jan
27
6
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14% Jan
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1
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Wayne Knitting Mills
Welbilt Corp
183/s
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19
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Wyandotte Worsted Co
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Zenith Radio Corp
13%
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*84%
4
92% Aug 14
12% July 24
5%
*82
67% Jan
84% July 15
94% Feb, 2
27
5%
83%
327/8
100
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
6% preferred
8
27%
53/4
26%
5%
86%
27% Apr
30% Jan
8
41
*82%
*95
.100
common
40%
*84%
100
5%%
41
83%
6.25
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
White Motor Co common
4,700
86%
23%
5
preferred-
900
43
*82
*94
6,700
47
42%
*84%
;
5,000
45
46
14
363/4
47%
42
*403/4
5%
37
$5 preferred——
Whirlpool 'Corp common
8
Jan
40%
14
Westinghouse Electric com.3.80% preferred series B_
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling steel Corp common
Wilson & Co Inc common
14% Mar 30
43
36%
Ry com—No
Feb
12
40%
*13%
100
43
11% Feb
40%
t£
36% Feb
27% Feb 26
*46%
40%
5
„i
Mar 30
11
46%
41%
403/4
——4
-v——
pref erred
White Sewing Machine
46%
40%
35%
pfd
100
.4.20% preferred series B
100
4.10% preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common—5
4%% preferred——
>100
convertible
47%
41%
27%
-
2.50
Western Auto Supply Co com
'
403/4
41
5
Western Air Lines Inc
18 %
*40%
_i
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift com
4.80% preferred—
40
19
240
2,300
59%'
36%
5
31% Mar 10
82% Feb 10
42
3,400
7%
is%
White Stores Inc~i_
Wilcox Oil C0_
8
7%
58%
Waukesha Motor Co__
convertible
7%
l
Pharmaceutical
47
$3
l
10
—
(S D) Co—
Washington (las Light Co—No par
Washington Water Power—No par
Prior
13%
41%
18%
35
8
4,100
123/i
87%
7%
No par
4%%
■
1
Industries Corp_
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
Rights
•
=—100
—
Ward
Warren
; 8,700
1,600
3,100
17%
No par
—,
Warner-Lambert
200
37
——10
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
Walworth Co
Warner Co
17%
Mar
114%
"
Feb 26
87% Sep 21
'157
50
2,900
35ya
78
49%
-
59
9
159%
30%
26
29% Feb 10
*157
29%
I"
25% Feb
31% Feb
54%
44
6
114% Jan
7
19% Nov 10
38%
54%
44%
9
9% Nov 23
36%:
54%
3,200
V' i.ioo
10% r
*70
39
*
"89%
9%
72
s
42%
36% Mar
7
72
46%
67% Dec 31
18
74
89
9%
.
21
9%
89
44%
27% Jan
Nov
10%
9%
1,700
27%
20%
54
110
53% Jan
Dec
10%"
*87%
47 y4
28% Dec 31
79
'"V;
70,300
*
36
27
" 21
37%
40
55%
159%
55%
700
23%
*35%
27%
90%
7
'
28% Jan
79% Mar 15
14% Dec 14
13
Apr 22
23 Ya Jan
1
Jan
103
Apr 22
99% Jan
Mar 31
83
38%
54%
*70
74
;
:•.*
23%
36
117
4% noncum 2nd preferred
40
Western Pacific RR
No par
Western Union Telegraph
2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
—10
57% Jan
37% Mar 14
Sep 16
59% Nov 19
9% " 10%
'
144%
23%
*35
45
Western Maryland
85
2
29
2
'
r
23%
35%
"111
6
Jan
32% Jan
Apr.14
Mar
88
22
10%
49
80%
144%
144%
*157
6
57
7
78
66% Dec 22
Apr 19
21% Feb 19
8
48
45% Sep
Sep 30
11%
89
20%
8,200
78%
144%
23%
23%
*35
940
1,200
33%
48%
79% - 80
145
"
159% \
37
1
6
35% Sep 22
Jun
Apr
2
2.
10%
37% Jan
4
93% Mar
7
102% Mar 11
4
ft APr 1
Feb'17
6
39% Jun 17
118
103
98% Mar 13
53 ya Mar 20
8
35
77% Jan
11
66% July
28tv Sep 21
65% Sep 28
97
55% Jan~29
7
Jan
56% Jan
Apr 20
31% Mar 28
16% Apr
4
43% Apr 14
26% Mar 8
Dec~17
Feb
-
8
Mar 24
82% Mar 15
8
29
Dec 31
2
37.% Dec 24
10%
88%
9%
20%
79%
145
'
'
88%
145%
24,800
'
42%
32%
*48% J 49
80%
10%
4.80% preferred-
35% Dec 31
112
Mar
4
95% Apr 21
35% Jan
4
45%
77% Dec 29
103
4
Jan
29% Feb 17
July 22
100% Aug 12
53%
Jan
92% Feb 17
22% Apr 20
ft Apr 18
38
35
Apr 19
47
1
91
8
48%
48%
11
81%
144%
54%
"148%"
42%'
33%
1
86
90
8
29% Jan
48%
80%
10%"
"
West Penn Power 4%%
May
Nov 24
48%
90
_112;80
94
79
Sep 23
78% Dec 29
32% NOV 17
32%
82
10%
100
West Kentucky Coal Co—
West Penn Electric Co
42"
31
33%
10%
——
17
Apr 13
Dec 29
33
1 x87 %
Co
37% Apr
102
95
34%
53%
148
42% ' 42 y4
100
12% Mar 22
85% Dec 28
8
2
18
36% Apr 18
48% Jan
5
33% Jan 27
87
Jan' * 4
23% Jan
4
4
5% Feb
40% Nov 30
7
18
45% Apr
39% Jan 20
30
31% May 25
Jun
9
45% Mar
15
89% Jan
Apr 20
sep*il
4
10 Ya Jati
10
37% Mar
4
15% Jan
-8
17
Jun
7
17% Apr 20
Oct 26
:
73% Mar
4
31 Ya
20
34
79
*21%
4
20
Aug 21
-28% Apr
7
-8
54%
148%
49
88
'
1,500
8,100
No par
94% Apr
8
102% Apr 14
66% Apr 18
46 y8 Nov 30
14% Jan
1
53%
148%
42%
148%"
42%
203/4
0
"
•
66% Sep 25
39
54%
42 %
21
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
.
43% Sep 21
33% Mar 30
53%
148%
41 %
54
' V5
21
$4.12
20% Mar: 9
21% Mar 9
12% Nov 11
55 %
£48% 149%
54%
—6.25
Vick Chemical Co„
103%
11,400
1,900
8%
*77
_2.50
7
4
48%
79
20 y4
*20 y4
• /
.
Jan
99% Jan
5
48%
*8%
47% ' 48%
*77
79
27%
—;
96% Apr
86% Mar 23
48%
27%
$2.28 convertible preferred——5
Van Raalte Co; Inc—
10
26
34% Jan 26
Jan
79
47%
*77
27%
_5
Vanadium Corp of America—
1
Van Norman Industries Inc com-2,50
9
.
49%
77%
28
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
9
Feb
21% Mar
1,900
47%
23%
—
Vendo
3% Mar 18
4
28%
>1:2.50
—
61% Apr 18
6% Jan It
35% May 25
Mar 20.
107
39% Mar 4
28
35%
55
Co
28%
27%
39%
Varian Associates
28%
23%
28Va
com_No par
4%% preferred
Upjohn Co
Utah Power & Light Co
7
35% Apr 18
51% Apr 18
12
108
82 y4 Nov 25
33% Jun
5
5
33% Apr
38% Mar 11
~4% Dec"29
Jan
29 y4
35
Universal Pictures Co Inc com
34% Jan
5
13% Mar 15
26% Feb 12
5
Jan
29
28%
*35
1
''*70ys
Universal Oil Products
36% Feb 19
2
29
36
—
Apr 18
28%
23"%
Universal Match Corp
When issued '
38% Apr 22
76% Mar 14
40
48%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp—„1
7
24
35%
Universal Leaf Tobacco
8% preferred
4
23%
8%
-
27,800
.
41%
$3.50 convertible preferred—100
Apr
24
8%
8%
23%
Pharmaceutical.
tyopar
159
23%
28%
28
28
145%
United Whelart Corp common™30c
'
7
Apr 13
117
Apr 18
47% Apr 18
5
.
Mar 18
51% Jan
Apr 22
148
April
73
8
.47% Feb
Mar 31
24
27%
80%
United Stockyards Corp
l
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5 '
$6 convertible preferred
Apr 12
91
11 %
12
Apr 10
97% Dec 10
157
9
45
Feb
69% Mar
36%
12%
8
4'
,
3
60% Aug 28
Mar 30
46
83
53% Oct 19
34% Mar 24
146
7% Feb
Jan
Mar 5 1
% Jan 14
May 20!
100.
.24% Mar 29
&
23%
..
144%
No par
noncumulative preferred—_25
Vitamin
8%
23%
,
..
39%
•38%
100
Tobacco Co common
1%
U S
8%
23%
:
148% 149%.
1
27%
'
——16%
——
Shares
10%
39%
*77
34%
the Week
27"%
8%
78
54%
Friday
Apr. 22
10%
11%
*38%
39%
27%
28%
10%
47%
41 %-
;
Sales for
Thursday '
Apr. 21
10 y4„ io%
,*38% 1 39%
*38%
28
47
—_50
t
8%
24
29%
*77
Wednesday
Apr. 20
10%
10%
Tuesday
Apr. 19
,
39%
29%
Preferred—100
U S Steel Corp common
8
26% Mar 11
27%
"
23%
7% preferred—:——
11
9
*38 %
lo
1
50% Mar 12
,
—1''
common
1st
5
145% Apr
-
tl S Sh6e Corp 1—
Z-ll—1 ** *
U S Smelting Ref & Min com—_50
f
19
29% Sep* 22
80
Co
'
Pipe & Foundry Co
—5
U S, Playing Card Co—
—1—5
U S Plywood Corp common
1—_1
3%% preferred series B_——100
U S Rubber Co common
.—5
Apr 12
Feb
50
8
Lines
'
A—>50
4%% preferred ---:
19
4
Mar
S
—1
common
preferred series
15
42%
26% Mar
26% Jan 21
6
Industries Inc
Par
,
Monday
Apr. 18
10%
10%
U S
5
7
139% Jan
U
19
Jan
149% Feb
4
47% Jan
4
78% Apr 22
,
28
21
77% Feb
S
4%%
4
19
37% Mar1
108% Aug 31
7
138% Sep
,Jan
64
7
Jan
144
U
5
50% Jan
Jan 26
49% Mar
24
54% Feb ,4
35
Apr 22
43% Mar 8
19
EXCHANGE
8% Jan ,27
26 % Jan
28
Oct 29
'47
27% Sep 30
45% Nov
6
88% May
Jun
.7,
69% July 7
154% Aug 10
45% Feb 10
.
29% Jan 25
8
24% Jun
.
NEW YORK STOCK
-
Lowest
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
"
STOCKS
Year 1959
Range Sinoe Jan. 1
9% Sep 22
14% Apr V
44% May 28
40% Oct
9
35 % Apr 20
26% Dec 23
17,500
dUtrlLd!"!''Ldivllnd.
Volume
191
Number 5945
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Chronicle
Financial
(1793)
Bond Record from-the New York Stock
FRIDAY—WEEKLY
:
YEARLY
—
italic
The
when
the
letters
bonds
In
the
column
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range for Year 1959
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
■
Lowest
NEW
Highest
Treasury 4%s
Treasury
15 1975-1985
May
86.8
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98.28
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98.26
98.28
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98.26.
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Friday
Low
*
the Week
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Apr. 22
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99 8
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99.6
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1980
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96.6
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99,6
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1974
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15
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15
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1995
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15
1961
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1960-1965
15
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Nov
2%s
1961
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15
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15
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15
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15
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15
1959-1962
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15
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10
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BONDS
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A
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28
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1796)
.
.
Monday, April 25, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD ow
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock
Period
Exchange
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or
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1978Jane-Dec
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Jan-July
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mortgage 2%s 1980———April-Oct
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mortgage 3%s 1983
Feb-Aug
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•.—.
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114
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Range Since
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75%
4s 1986—
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New
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1988
Bell Telephone 3'is
Range
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Bid & Asked
Sale Price
High
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Jersey Central Power & Light 2%s
Joy
New York Stock Exchange
1980
debentures
f
s
BONDS
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1972
Mar-Sept
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Jan-July
1st motrgage 4%s series K 1987
Jan "July
1st mortgage 4Vis series.L 1989—
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International Harvester Credit 4%s 1979-May-Non
International Minerals & Chemical Corp—
3.65s conv subord debentures 1977
—Jan-July
Internal Tel & Tel 4%s conv sub debs *83 May-Nov
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
3Vis s f debentures series A 1977
Mar-Sept
4Vis s f debentures 1987—
—-.-Jan-July
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Jan-July
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3Vis
Inland Steel Co 3 Vis
78
79 %
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Sold
or
Last
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Friday
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Central RR 5 Vis
1978
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1968 "ex wts"
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s
f debentures 1978
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&
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June-Dec
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June-uec
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—June-Dec
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First & refunding 2%s series P 1981—June-Dec
First & refunding 2%s series Q 1980—June-Dec
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—June-Dec
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—June-Dec
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
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1979— Feb-Aup
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Pennsylvania RR—
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Feb-Aug
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series
1965-
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Philadelphia Electric
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92
81%
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1968
&
90
99 §1
1985—Jan-July
Peoria & Eastern Ry Income 4s 1990
April
Pere Marquette Ry 3%s series D
1980—Mar-Sept
Philadelphia Baltimore
90
388
90%
81%
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.
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2 %s
3%s
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35
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74
—
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1st mortgage 3Vis 1986
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1st mortgage 4%s 1989.
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1977—.
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55'A
68%
1 2007
Paper
1st
70Vi
debentures 1976.
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3s
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20V4
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58
*
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National Dairy Products 2%s debs 1970—June-Dec
debentures
49%
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;
2045—
Ss Essex first gtd 3Vis 2000
Mountain States Tel & Tel 2%s 1986
79
11
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1.
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99%
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Saulte Ste Marie-
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May
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June-Dec,
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76%
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221
82
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83%
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82
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118
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;
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.
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;
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1980
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&
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1st
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33
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126
117
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79'A
Volume
191
Number 5945
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1797)
NEW. YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
RECORD
Philco
Interest
Exchange
Period
Week's Range
Last
or
Sale Price
subord
conv
debs
Apr-Oct
Philip Morris Inc 47/8s sf debs 1979
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
4V4S
subord
conv
debs
1987
95
Cincinnati
Chic
&
St
Louis
Consolidated
guaranteed 4%s
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I
ser
mortgage
General
*
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&
5s
Chem
series
B
1975
general 5s series B 1962
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970,
3'/as s f debentures 1986
Potomac Electric
3%s
Public
3s
debs
conv
Procter &
Power
3%s
Co—
debentures
4%s
Quaker Oats
Sunray
70'%
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
Swift & Co 2%s debentures T972
2%s debentures 1173
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92I/2
93%
11
90'%
93%
93i/a
25
91
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2,520
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63
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1973_April-Ocf
1983
101
17
74%
*79%
«w«w
June-Dec
72%
*88%
113%
Feb-Aug
1
M Ol
68%
87
87
25
112%
115%
72%
72%
v
Oj
w-*w
Map-Nov
2008—
"■
*
8674 ,88%
Mar-Sept
H 1980—Mar-Sept
.
1
*101
93
113% 114%
first
series
1971
B
ref
63%
*62
52%
63
78%
•
8
65
*77%
April
3'%s
Feb-Nov
WW*
•
gtd gold 3'%s
Terminal 2%s series A
Electric
63%
April
67
67
60%
•tow*
'
3'As
/l'
2000—Feb-Aug
*82 %
1970—Feb-Aug
1967_Jan-July
3'%s
■
•WW.'
78
■
1
•few.
82%
94%
91%
W —
.
♦84
May-ZVou
77%
WW.''
-
——
93%
♦73%
1974
75
•w.—
93%
84%
•M*w»
•WW-
——
84
-
84
West
84'%
84'A
97%
*91'%
90
—
95%
95%
95%
1
90%
95%
591/2
59
59V2;J
66
54%
59%
59
58%
59%
62
55
Penn Power 3'%s series I
1966
J an-July
Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
Jan-July
registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3'%s series C 1979
April-Oct
bb
4s
112%
101%
77i%
101
1017%
77%
78
*95%
5%s
91'%
15
100
76'%
debentures
821%
72
75%
First
82'A
72%
72
75
74
74%
*—
Jan-July
Jan-July
1994
131%
64 *%
62%
3%s
63
*115
115
—
Jan-July
3'/es
Co
1981
A
ser
convertible
&
Corp
Co
debentures
3'%s
V8s
4
Winstcn-Salem S B
Wisconsin
First
120
Central
mortgage
s
f
first
RR
4s
Gen
A
1977
931/4
93%
96
87'%
May-Nov
931/4
96'%
Mar-Sept
mtge 3%s
A
ser
Co—
.
.
'75
1983
June-Dec
89%
95
96i%
42
91
97%
88'%
*83%
;
—
.
57
46
83'%
88%
83'%
mtge
4%s
102
'
—
w.
3
92'/a
93%
85
5
82%
85
Iwj'w'
—
70
941/2
89%
89%
*81%
1980——Feb-Ang
Jan-July
'•.*
89
'114
89%
90
99%
100
85
90
'
112
81%
;/
—.
Iww.
*99 hi
—'
■
89
'
-
*90
Jan-July
89%
88
1
70
87%
■
„
89
99%
Co—
series
4s
98%
•WW.
93%
*89%
1978
1960
104
92 V4
80%
'
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1975,—„__May-7VoD
debs
debentures
59%
90%
80
85
85
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1967
D
3
'tow*
93%
May
series
92
*75
1984
3'As
•-
— w.
*102
Jan-July
1982
RR
debentures
mortgage
Whirlpool
139
*6iy2
1973_June-Dec
conv
133'%
Pacific
income
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
78
74'A .74%
,
5s
106
__
*76%
_Feb-Aup
Jan-July
69
92
*80%
'
«WMt
A
inc series A Jan
/
641/4
Jan-July
2004
■"
.
series. II
'
*80
1975
1982
Lighting gen mtge
mortgage 3s 1979
Penn
■-
•88%
Mar-Sept
Westchester
26
77
V"'
77%
94%
4s income series A Jan 1981
Washington
101%
88
77%
1 2029——May
■,
/
63%
*39
31
641/4
561/2
47
77
WW."
64'A
39
•
79
83 %
—
Wisconsin
Wisconsin
^
Electric
Public
Yonkers
Electric
Power
Service
2%s
3'As
Light & Power
77
1971———Jan-July
2%s
78
*86
89
June-Dec
1976_
■
1976-Jan-JuZp
—
2
86%
84
--
■
"
..
Deferred
a
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
1st mtge coll tr 4'%s 1988——•
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996—
64
64
56%
59%
98%
96
103
98
103'%
*94'%
—
*96%
&
98'%
Included
;
in
the
included
hot
delivery sale not included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot sale
not
year's range, n Under-the-rule sale not included in the year s range,
r Cash sale
in
the year's range. ..y Ex-coupon.
Negotiability impaired by maturity/' ' 5 yJ *4
r
4
reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 of
the banitruptcy aci, or securities assumed by such companies.
♦
Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
§
.
100% 101'%
—
103
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
61%
58%
*98'%
Jan-July
64
58%
—
April-Oct
.
Southern
28
lOlVi
100%
103%
_
t Companies
.
94%
—
94i%
95
__
,
99
A Eonds
selling
flat.
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD/
In the
on
following extensive list
the
and
American
Stock
we
complete report of the transactions
Stock
'Exchange for the week beginnnig Monday, April 18,
stock
Friday
stocks
-.:
Petroleum
Acme-Hamilton
Acme
Missiles
Class
Acme
Corp
Mfg Corp
Acme Wire Co
Admiral Plastics -Corp,
footnotes,
Low
3%
3%
400
2%
2%
,2%
9,700
7
6
Inc_J
—ill
4%
__10
ii.lOc
4%
14,600
4%-*
17%
5%
18 %
5%
5%
any
5
Jan
2%
3%
Jan
Feb
700
,
300
2,600
,
6
4%
Apr
American Stock
.
is
intended
to
7
Week's
security
whether
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
60
61
63%
10,400
71%
7'/8
7
7%
6,200
6%
Apr
9%
Jan
1
4%
4%
4%
2,100
4%
Apr
7
Jan
22
Jan
Inc——1
51/4
5%
5%
50c
%
11
:%
—1
58
High
Feb
—1
Corp
Aeronca
Manufacturing Corp
Aero
Supply Manufacturing—.
Feb
Apr
Feb
5%
Jan
Agnew
21%
Jan
Aid
Apr
every
Sale Price
i
Aerojet-General
17% Mar
5%
include
dealings have occurred during the current year.
Exchange
High
3% Mar
■ .*.- *
7
and
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
J^8
^.lOc
25c
itself
in which
Friday
Shares
Low
bond
Range for Week Ending April 22.
for Week
A—_UI
Corp
Exchange
or
Sales
Range
of Prices
,,*.
Construction
common.;:
Precision Products
Week's
Last
class
A
For
a
Sale Price
Exchange
Par
Aberdeen
furnish
ending Friday, April 22. ;It is compiled from the
report of the American
American Stock
Vh
Co—
RR
104%
100
II
*84
77%
Co—
mtge 2%s
ref
ref
mortgage
Warren
97
74
97%
mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991
First
101 %
88
74
June-Dec
Power
income
Gen mtge
821/2
82%
81
88
94%
1969
3'As
and
RR
79
—
97%
debentures
subord
&
97%
90
*97%
debentures
refund
subord
96'/a
87%
*89
Jan-July
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
General mortgage 4'As
1983
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
•WW.
3
5
*81
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
.
99%
97%
881/2
of America—
Electric
ref
99%
97%
Map-Nov
1983
Corp—
47/8s 1968
subord
and
&
Wilson
mortgage 2%s series E 1986
mortgage 2%s series F 1996
mortgage 2'As series G 1961
First
——
5
109% 110'A
Map-Nov
1st
7
'
60
89%
Jan-July
,
Co
4s
First and refund mtge 2%s ser
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser
86%
b */8
99%
6
June-Dec
1976,
1981
Fran
7
82'%
5
134
Jan-July
1969——
Gold
4'As
.
Virginia
Western
Lines)
Gold
San
82%
86%
102% 1031/2
Jan-July
,—
1979—
Co—
First
72Va
1976
1967
Steel
Works
conv
76%
100% 101'/4
June-Dec
1986
1965
2%s-4'As
Ry
Steel
1978
debentures
debentures
States
3V8s
86%
■
1011/4
April-Ocf
ApriZ-Oct
1971
1985
Indiana
2%s
7
81%
West
2%s
debentures
1987
Southern California Edison Co—
3'As convertible debentures 1970
Southern
71%
661/2
95%
;
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
1982
1979—
debentures
71'/2
98%
96
1983—Feb-Aug
1982
debentures
2'%s
debentures
Vanadium. Corp
72%
77
Corp—
debs
Oil
68
821/2
South & North Alabama RR 5s 1963
.April-Oct
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
3s
80 'A
Marchant—
subord
conv
f
s
f
s
Rubber
99%
75
121
881/4
88%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1978—
First
debentures
Socony-Vacuum
4'As
Participating ctfs
67%
86%
.May-Nov
debs
;
April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1973-
trust
Gen
1979
4%s
S
77
1972
debentures
84
75%
Feb-Aug
May-Nou
1977
United
;
1977
debentures
2V2s
Corp
2'As
Smith-Corona
5'As
11
103%
3.20s
Gas
&
subord
conv
Skelly Oil
240
96%
*87'A
99
debs
P'ipe Line
Shamrock
WW
Co—
subord
conv
72%
1972—
1975
4'%s
coll
72%
99%
791%
75
Feb-Aug
■
-June-Dec
Corp—
4%s
Rubber
71%
>'*w «w'/.
.
96%
■■
96'/4
—..
Mar-Sepf
,
2%s
debentures
Co
1
W- —
/
104% 107
96%
1982
&
35
——.
*79
1972
subordinated
U
fund
72
115
_Jan-JuZp
trust
4%s
115%
debentures
sinking
3'%s
80%
98
'V
7
Ju?ie-Dec
1971
3%s
8
4
75
2
C
mtge &
.1st
105
trust
trust
82%
99%
June-Dec
mtge & coll
First lien
B
Acceptance
debentures
•w —
86%
*77%
—
-June-Dec
Sears
31
69%
86%
1989_Jan-July
1977
Sons
4
/
—
681/2
1971
Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
3%s
•WW-'
69%
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
Seagram
1st
f
s
3%s
89%
70%
,
67%
-May-Nou
debentures
conv
coll
3%s
96
79%
Map-Nov
trust
coll
2%s
67%
_April-Ocf
1st gtd 4s 1989_ _May-NoD
England
3s
&
&
First
1989
1980
'
._Mar-Nov
inc bond certificates Nov
Union
V
Ry—
certificates
mtge
mtge
4%s
122
109%
coll
&
1st
United
75%
69%
2022.
debs series A Jan 2006
bond
9
mtge
91
; i4
Feb-Aug
1982
1st
*84
*71
._Jan-July
May
_Mar-Sepf
A Jan
ser
106%
90
112% 114
—
..April-Ocf
A
92%
85%
Ry Co—
series
series
income
107
92
90
1091/4 114%
Louis-Southwestern
First
90
—
90
June-Dec
1st gold 5s
mtge inc 4%s
mtge
1977
1996
Francisco
mortgage
A5s
*911%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
'
St
92
1st
.
1977
debs
conv
Adirond'k
gold
Second
debs
conv
6%s
Louis-San
1st
debentures
5'As
Power
Lawrence
St
Jan-July
& Electric Corp—'
/
mortgage 3Vis series J 1969
Rchr
St
1978_
91'%
Gas
General
"""
Jan-July
„
Corp—
conv
Rochester
C
*95%
-
.
75
Union
Jan-July
1978,——
2%s
'
77%
1991_Mar-Sept
Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973
ApriZ-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s
1966—AprZZ-Oct
3%s
debentures
1977
Mar-Sept
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
§ A Consolidated
3'As
tr
78%
90
75
ApriZ-Oct
impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
Refunding mortgage 2'%s series
Debt
-
coll
&
81%
85%
30
*
77%
1982
Oil of California 2%s debs 1970
Pacific RR 2%s debentures 1976
Union
May-NoD
—
mtge
mtge
>
-
75
Map-Nov
70
86%
102%
118
June-Dec
1974
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1961
Mar-Sept
Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971—Map-Nov
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s
1975-ApriZ-Oct
3s
debentures
1968
159
62
82'%
Corp—
1950—.
7s
r
~
-
'
1986
and
95%
108
78%
89
99%
C
2000
15
27
„
*72%
June-Dec
5s
82
78
96
1990—ApriZ-Oct
gold
90
89
__
95
/
1970—AprZZ-Oct
Union
Radio
80%
80
*88%
95
91 %
89%
90
"5
89%
*78%
•
and refund M 3%s ser E 1985—Ja
n-July
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
Term
90
87%
85
— —
89
*81%
General
75%
96%
1983.
95
87
3'As series B
first
88%
85
Jan-July
April-Oct
Map-Nov
83%
83%
94
.
3%s series
M
Texas
78%
80
2
—
100
101%
1161/4 118
118
109
100
20
*88
June-Dec
RR—
M
and refund
&
80
100% 101
101
and
Texas
75%
„
85
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Orleans
86'%
"
*88%
New
*81
-
Louis—
(The) 3%s debs
debentures 1965
First
104'%
156'%
~1
841/e
&
89%
June-Dec
1979
St
impt 27%s series D 1985
First
91'%
102
—
June-Dec
Texas
96
43
91%
99
99%
95
59
941/4
91%
;
*89%
*__
May-Nod
1979
of
Company
Corp 3s
82
83%
94
iJan-July
94%
25
81%
May -Nov
_•
141%
67
82%
82%
771/4
112%
57
99%
Jan-July
Jan-July
impt M 4s series C 2019
Texas
156
__
84 y8
3 Vis 1983_April-Oct
1964
96
1966
99
75%
76%
349
98%
High
70%
15
101% 102
Jan-July
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1973
debentures
notes
conv
RR
98-
>
Low
3
1161/4 124
99
1982
debs
77'A
No.
Inc—
notes
capital
Terminal
4'As
3%s
278s
(James)
5'%s
100%
84
81
*81
3 Vis 1968_Jan-July
mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
mortgage 3s 1972—ATap-Nov
mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
debentures
93
69
*100% lOO'/a
95%
April-Oct
April-Oct
1971—Map-Nov
88
y8
__
98
1974
(Ohio)
116%
Jan. 1
73
76%
1982.
conv
debentures 2%s
Chemical
Texas
1977—
2%s
Co
3'/as
73
•
Range Since
Sold
High
<
Jan-July
Bonds
Bid & Asked
73
June-Dec
1983
70
2 %s
Stauifer
-
1972
debentures
Oil
4%s
1983
(N
J)
debentures
Talcott
mortgage
First and refunding
mortgage
3 V2s debentures 1975
'
!
(Indiana)
1984
92%
*92%
114%
California
debentures
Oil
debs
93
93%
Mar-Sepf
\
Oil
subord
89
931/4
May-Nou
refunding
First and refunding
First and refunding
First and refunding
First and refunding
Standard
Standard
April-Ocf
May-Nov
1983
conv
of
1985
98'%
Jan-July
1981——
Gas
Oil
debs
98'%
—
70 y8
,*'/
ApriZ-Oct
._
1983
1963
and
3%s
&
Standard
85
5s
2%s
92%
92%
70 %
—.
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sepf
;
Inc
Standard
May-Nov
debs
Electric
debentures
First
3s
Spiegel
__
92%
ApriZ-Oct
1973—,
Gamble
Service
Co
95
112
85
—
*98 %
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
ApriZ-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st
91%
aeoentures
ovbs
4'%s
E 1975
April-Ocf
mtge 3%s 1964—May-ZVou
1st
Southwestern Bell Tel
102
105
88
*98 %
Sale Price
Low
Ry—
mortgage 3%s series
Pittsb
403
98
•
Last
Period
123 7%
3
*86
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
General
104%
Fridays Week's Range
or
Friday's
Interest
Exchange
High
3
*72 %
1963_Feb-A«g
1964_May-Nov
J
ser
395
107 »/2
New York Stock
Low
95
106
BONDS
Jan. 1
No.
101
94%
106%
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3%s s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/8s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh
ne%
101
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
-.J.V
High
113
113
June-Dec
(Range for Week Ended April 22)
1v
Range Since
Sold
Low
1984
<..*>
..
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Corporation—
4J/»s.
Friday's
'
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
29
7% Mar
Surpass Shoe
Investment
Ajax
&
Petroleums
Stores
Discount
Ltd
18% Mar
—*
—
see page 33.
/
,
\
700
.51/4
v'
4.800
-
Apr
%! Jan"',-' * '
6%
Jan
Jan
■j -y-
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;<
,
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Power
Wood
5%
Co
Alaska
Airlines
30 y2
Inc
{
3272
65 y2
657a
nv*
117a
1172
6%
672
63/4
5 72%
772
16,300
—1
3%
7
7
Co
common
Feb
1478
Jan
Feb
372
500
47a
7
700
1172
2,200
107a
500
10
Mar
113/4
600
3174
Feb
37 72
Jan
1572
300
1574
Apr
173/a
Apr
13%
147a
1672
Jan
8
12V2
1
67a
672
16%
17
1
127a Mar
9,700
67a
10,900
7
100
747a
7872
42
43
117a
127a
8,200
U 7a
Apr
53/a
43/4
Feb
American
Co
Electronics
American
Israeli
American
Inc
American
MARC Inc
American
Manufacturing Co
Meter
Anacon
Lead
Co
1
i ey8
2
1574
Altex
Asamera Oil
Associated
Amer
27a Mar
fa
9,100
16%
1672 Mar
Atlas
del
167a
400
19%
672
1,000
6
Mar
83/a
Jan
5%
5 3/8
5%
3,900
574 Mar
672
Jan
674
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478
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67a
1,000
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213/4
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472
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v
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167a
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383/4
70
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preferred—
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Fire
10 7a
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39 74 Mar
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300
678
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878 Mar
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47 7a
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27
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3374
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9
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1
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Feb
307a
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203/4 Feb
Feb
30%
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-
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12%
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4172 Mar
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-
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135-
12,700
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4% Jan
357a
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50
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9 7a
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400
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'
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11
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74
67
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417a Mar
47
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67a Mar
10
Apr
97a
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3%
3%
600
6 3/a
4%
6 3/'a
9,100
10
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55,600
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3
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3372
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2
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Duval
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58
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Eastern
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19
X
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2572
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5,100
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1874 Mar
23 74
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Apr
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Apr
1074
Apr
133/4
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6%
250
29%
37a Mar
43/4 Mar
Apr
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Jan
2 74
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600
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23/8
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8
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1672
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15
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23/4 Mar
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15
15 74
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14
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100
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153/t Mar
900
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97a
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123/4
1
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Burry Biscuit Corp
Calgary & Edmonton
Calif
1
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(The)
50c
10
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Apr
Feb
9
serial preferred
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8
10 74
•
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Corp
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Budget Finance
Mar
10
Apr
327a
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common
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400
fa
51
preferred
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8
9%
772
4,200
:
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Ltd—
reg
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Forman
4%
8
1
Co
29%-Mar
872
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dep rets ord
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3174
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303/e
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41%
38
1,800
2,200
;
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Class
Jan
313/4
Apr
Mar
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8%
Jan
•
Brillo
7%
12,500
Engineering
Petroleum
Desilu
Feb
4
30
•
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15
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1.50
16 7a
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574
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8%
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400
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2872
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9974
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17
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23%
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15%
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472
367a
53/4
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267a
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5 7a Mar
143/4 Mar
7,300
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5%
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17
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1
■
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&
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Jan
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5%
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5,200
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57a
,
20
10
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107/e
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class
&
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1374
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4672
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12
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457a
1
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Feb
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1
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1
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%
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.
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13
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;
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17
37a
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8
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872
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1
17
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500
1
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1
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Jan
4
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33/4
Mar
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42
38
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class
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8
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139
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4
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32
.
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2174
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Corp Incorporated
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Feb
Mar
43
11V*
1
class
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r ■•/
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900
8,500
,
1
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Inc
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611
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convertible
8,800
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fa
13%
Apr
1
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t>%
934
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3,200
30
6
fa
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4
16
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247a Mar
400
25
1
374
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Jan
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574 Mar
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i.—10c
Jan
6
200
Apr
1167a Mar •*
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Inc
Jan
47a
Jan
•
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Products
Continental
Jan
772 Mar
Apr
1%
1272
2,800
133% 13672
-
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Cook Paint & Varnish Co
Feb
15 7a
12 7a Mar
3,100
1
Light & Power Ltd
Controls
\
4,300
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Banco de los Andes American shares—
Banff Oil Ltd
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Apr
1474
872
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1
Aluminum
Construction
Jan
8 3/4
13
Jan
1 '
.
572
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18 V* Mar
Jan
137a
Apr
Feb
77a
2,100
972 Mar
Continental Air Lines Inc__
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Apr,,
9%
6,000 *
1074
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Apr
2 7a
12%
9
10c
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97a
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1
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Baldwin
Barnes
18,200
10
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177a
6 3/4
13 7a
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Barcelona
5,500
2 3/8
167a
63/4
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Industries
77a
2 72
167a
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1
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r;
29
277a
50
100
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Feb
874
Jan
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Apr
■"
Jan
9%
28 '
4%
Consolidated
Jan
.
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3072
22 7a
67a
Consolidated
Feb
278
Apr /
Feb
Apr --
550
375
1,000
200
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd
Apr
5 6 3/4
Mar/,;
172 Mar
//%:
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25 74 Mar
V
Feb
5,200
Consol
»
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Bailey & Seiburn On
46
Apr
"7%
Colonial
Feb
66
1572
'47a
Coastal
Jan
23/4
1% Mar
56
* Feb 7.
Apr '
4 74
Cocksliutt Farm
Jan
13
123/X
"772
Connelly Containers Inc
•;
Inc
Electronics
Jan
H7/a
Feb
1,500
Club
Jan
104
80
4
Jan
Feb
Jan :
—10
Jan
Apr
7,100
12
Co_
Connnunity Public Service
Jan
68
7374
8 3/8
X123/4
13 72
13674
1
Jan
Jan
■
__Il
1%
73/4
18,900
10
L
3
107a
10
600
Mining &
Co
23/4
Apr
29
8%
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1
——
/
1%
6372
283/4
29
~8%
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65_1
Compudyne Corporation
25c
99 74
700
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1074 Jan
44% Jan
75
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'
Mar
21
Jan
IV2 Mar /
so
66%
28%
'r
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Feb
Feb
•
673/4
19 V* "80
15 /,/
12 3/4
24%
227a
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lc
172
10,500
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1__
Jan
Jan
4,900
2374
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274 Mar
800
1,000
27a
l7/a
-
.1.
1
Co
72
63/a Mar
974
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
Clopay Corporation
l—
Jan
Jan
>39 7a
•
F'
9 7a
9 7a
Co
2
Ciaussner Hosiery
Jan
87a
78 Mar
II,400
5/0
63/b
Apr
Inc
Jan
Apr
Feb
2
—Z
:
Controller
Clary
Jan
24%
Apr
67a Mar
7,200
Audio
Avnet
Feb
1974
19 7a
20
Feb
56
103
Jan
317a
2
1
Clarostat" Manufacturing
Feb
47
Mar
472
4,700
6%
4 y2
partic
Corp-^
Atlas Sewing Centers Inc.
Ayshire
297a
183/8
38
.—•_
A
Plywood
class
Jan
6,700
4,300
Jan
Corp
6% Mar
800
673/4
10
i
Corp
53/a
'
8972 Mar
427a
Supply
cl
Corp
Corp option warrants
Inc
35 72
227a
1
Development
Avien
Jan
3478
21
America—
Atlas
Steel
Jan
Jan
Clark
9174 Mar
383/4 Feb
85 7a
40%
19%
Inc
of
Tel
uolfo
Non-voting
Jan
4174
1
Cinerama
Apr
10%
30 %
210
90
4
Atlas
Automatic
45 72
Oil
100
400
5,400
11,400
*
V—5
Consolidated ' Mining
Cliroinalloy
Jan
Jan
IV* Mar
227a
863%
1
Co
63/8
5J/4 Mar
Chief
Christiana
5%
87a
7%
*
.
Jan /
Feb
413/4
39%
,_;._10
Cherry-Burrell
Corp__;
Cliesebrough-Pond's
Inc_—
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Jan
6
£1
Line
Plastics
Jan
674
40c
Gas
Consolidated
Aurora
Jan
1
prefix——,X_—
conv
preferred
Electric Co___Z—
Apr
Feb
19%
I* '
conv
8 3/a
IV*
9974
...772
1
.
Jan
7 72
ZI 1
preLxlOO-•
__
Feb
2%
—
3.50%
Apr
28
193/4
•
Jan
Jan
477a
7a
Investors Iric-i—
——2
Chamberlin Co of America—.
:_2.50
Charter Oil Co Ltd———_
1
Apr
323/4
....
Corp
Corp____xx_
22
100
u/a
1027a
8
_1
—
174
15
3UU
1
55
Jan
14
700
7 74
Jan
Jan
Mar
117a
25
Feb
Mar
72
3/4 Mar
.
3,400
"5%
Ill—lo
Power
B
143/a
22 V*
102
Century
Jan
47/s
,96 Mar
167a
Jan
16%
Jan
2%
22%
Stores
Research
AUantica
2972
fa
Atlantic Coast Indus Inc
Atlantic
7%
Apr
Jan
274
t
Stationers
At la-ntic. Coast
47a
ser
Century
Inuustries—
Food
&
100
? *0
Laundries
&
3072
53A
133/a Mar
100
Corp Ltd
Oil
1,400
5
Com
Tel
5,700
13,500
$1.40
$1.50
/
.
20c
dep rets reg
Associated
674
43/4
fa
A
preferred
Associated
Associated
Feb
5
class
Associated
Associated
Jan
52
Mar
2%
Corp
Electric
26
44
Hadley
Maine
5,200
54
54
Central Power & Light 4% pfd_j—_100 /
Central Securities Corp new__—_1
Jan
15%
3072
1
Aluminum
Equipment
1472
1
warranto
Convertible
Aro
900
53/4
30 y2
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
2.50
Arkansas Power &
Light 4.72 pfd_100
Arnold
Central
100
lir
.
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7
107s Mar
10 V*
%
•
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fa
12 74
Apr
Mar
74 Mar
13 3/4
1474
1
& Cn
Jan
3,600
22 74
1
Corp of
Jan
17a
5
5,000
67a
10 74
',
5
Instruments
-Central
Apr
20o
& Film
Corp
Industries Inc
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
pfd
Co
Cenco
Jan
Apr
227a Mar
fa
"3/4
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~5fa
143/4
"
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pfd—10
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Apr
Jan
fa
7%
14,600
9 '/a*
8'/a
5%
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5.50
(AM)
Catalin
;
67» Mar
972
partic
Products
Products
Castle
Jan
49 72
2,400
A
Ltd
Chemical
Armstrong Rubber
4774
474
5
Apollo
Oil
14,000
14
*
Angostura-Wupperman
Armour &
15 3/8
t
Minerals
Casco
50 y2. Jan
Jan
2
class
Mines
Fuel
107a
46%
463A
*
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
4.75
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
Corp 'A' shs_2.40
Arkansas
872
Jan
Apr
39
12.50
Co
Anchor Post Products
Anken
4972
97a
10
——50c
Writing Paper
Oil
42
175
4774
477a
20
American Petrofina Inc class A
American Seal-Kap
Corp of Del
American Thread 5^ preferred
American
63/a
1,300
IV*
2,000
8,300
5
5
J1
Laundry Machine
Amurex
12 V*
1
80
Ltd
Willislon
9
6
„_
Paper Mills Ltd-
shares
American
American
6%
20
*
Carolina Power & Light $5 pfd
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Carter (J W) Co
■.,,
;■ 1
Jan
Jan
-rvff
tg Mar
3
14
1
'Carnation Co
813/4 Mar
Jan
Aluminum Co of America $3.75
pfd-100
American Beverage Corp
1
■
1074
237a
Apr
1674 Mar
4,900
2o/U
4,000
%
LtdlZZl
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
**
1774
Ltd
Petrofina
City
27,100
•
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Canal-Randolph
100
311
iff
10c
Northwest Mines & Oils
Capital
^
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Canadian
Feb
32 72
1574
Javelin
vie. 1
i^tu
Ltd
Oils
Canadian
Feb
32
American
v
5 72
472 Mar
1074
15 V*
Inc
Book
Canadian
Can
28 7a
287a
28 7a
High
3% Mar
35% Jan'
20
Dock
&
Low
3% Mar
*
common.
_
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Jan
10 y4
-1
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issued)
,
Ltd
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
Low
•
preference
Canadian Homestead
Jan
474
Ltd
Southern
Canadian Dredge
12% Mar
Mar
43/4
Paper Corp
All-State Properties Inc
■
107s
Apr
3% Mar
11
6 72 %
Co
Canada
73/4 Mar
10
Inc
(when
3%
1174
58
43A
Allied
Alsco
Jan
1
Pictures
Control
New
Jan
693/4
97a
2,800
I,000
Corp
convertible preferred
Allied
Apr
Feb
Cement
Jan
Jan
6 7a
47a
200
Alliance Tire & Rubber class A—_£lVi
Artists
42 72
8674
81
3,400
.100
American Engineering Co
Allied
57a
47a
Apr
Bread
Canada
Mar
67a
25
47/a
84
Mar
30 72
1,300
8172
—
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
,
307a
817a
Jan
82
Canada
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Feb
144
Sales
Range
Last
American Stock Exchange
High
Apr
V—
N
Amer dep rets Amer shares
Algom-Uranium Mines Ltd
All
75
8i y2
common
preferred
Kunstzide
833/4
83 y2
preferred-
4.20%
Steel
cumulative
Algemene
Low
140
Southern
Great
Alabama
Alan
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Alabama
Week's
Friday
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
..
Monday, April 25, 1960
.
a ^ange for Week Ended April 22)
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
.
182
Jan
'/////.
Volume
191
Number 5945
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1799)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
American Stock Exchange
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Par
Elder
Mines
Electric
and
Bond
Dev
Ltd—
1%
5
Share
&
Low
1
22%
Electronic
Mar
4,600
17 V4 Mar
26%
Jan
14,300
22 V2
Apr
35 %
Jan
International
Breweries
Inc
1
1
16
13%
16%
33,700
8 Vo
Feb
16 Vo
Apr
1% Feb
International
Holdings
Ltd
,
&
__5c
Steel
1st
1%
1 %
1%
18,500
_20c
26%
25%
26%
4,300
pfd
1
10
,__10c
common
Manufacturing Co
*
I
Fabrex
Factor
(Max)
Co
Camera
Common
shs
of
beneficial int
I
1
General
Corp__
1
Sterling Inc—
(MH) Co Inc—
Flying Tiger Line Inc
Motor
Ford
Motor
of
r
Jan
12 Vo
Jan
500
6V4
Apr
8%
Jan
52,300
Feb
%
Feb
~8%
22%
2,900
18%
17
Feb
8V2
21'A
Jan
110V4
Feb
■
Apr
Apr
6V4
Jan
A
Feb
A
,;li%
Mar
5V4
10 %
5,100
12,000
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..
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11%
1551/2 152
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•
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147
181V*
(Geo A)
Co
£1
14%
-1.25
1%
1
1
:
;:4
—5
57,600
2,500
1% Mar
4'/4
1,600
351/4
800
1%
y...
4
y
v
33%
—
15%
13% Mar
13A
13%- 15--./
Jai
4
5
»'Apr
32 %
Jan
Power
Co
*
common
36Va
—
5%
preferred
Mfg Co—
General Acceptance "wts"
General Alloys Co—
General Builders Corp common
1
convertible
preferred
Development
_3% 3%
"23/4
1
dep
Corp
rets
ord
Indus
14%
General
General
Stores
(AC)
Gilchrist
Seal
Products
Gotham
Rapids
Great
Great
94
—1
Apr
3%
31%
9%
1,300
9%
Feb
10%
Mar
100 Va
Jan
Feb
8%
5,200
7%
4%
4%
1'
:liS
v
19
2%
Corporation
Lamp Co.
Plywood Corp.Harmon-Kardon Lie
Hartfield
Stores
Hartford
Electric
ift
1%
1%
2
'.Helena
i
Heller
•;'• 6'/'a
5%
•
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& Co 5%%
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;
98
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A 6
25c
—
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Co
Ltd
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class
A
Hoover
Ball
Hormel
(Geo
Horn
Hardart Baking Co
Hardart common
&
Horn
5%
&
&
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A)
&
Co
preferred
Hoskins
Howell
Hubbell
(The)'
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tHarvey)
2
24%
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class
A
common
w
i—
New
class
B
common
w
1
Hygrade Food Products———_——5
M C Magnetics Corp.———33%c
Imperial Chemical Industries—
I
"4
4 %
100
16%
4%
14%. Mar
Jan
4 %
>
Apr
Apr
-
10 Vo
1,000
10%
X 1,000
2%
•2%
8
1
'
5,500
.
';8V4;Mar
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41/4
10,800
3
Jan
41/2 Mar
2>A
2'A
2%
3,700
2
14%
'8 Va
11,000
;
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24%
25%
.%
13
24%
1,700
*:
y
1
r
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
Jan
9
Mar
13%
2,200
28
Feb
8%
9 %
23%
31%
33 %
31%
Jan
1,200
127%
Jan
35%
Jan
94%
95 ¥4
100
94
Apr
97
32%
32%
33%
600
32%
Apr
33%
12
11%
12 V4
900
84
85
300
22%
23
10%
9%
10 Vo
20%
23 %
27%
26%
27%
12%
12%
3,400
6
.
Apr
Apr
2V4
Apr
31/4
Jan
7%
7%
7%
900
*5 %
Feb
8%
Apr
Jan
Apr
8
A
9,300
'
80%
'4%10
80%
5
10 Vo
50
1,000
1,600
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Apr
44 Va
46%
8,400
38%
Feb
631/4
Jan
5 V4
42,200
5
Mar
7%
Jan
Jan
5
Jan
10 Va
10 Va
2,000
10
Apr
133/s
25 Va
26 Va
300
25
Apr
32%
5%
Apr
7Va
Jan
Feb
Jan
30c
6
I
400
5%
7 Va
7 Va
Jan
9%
7,400
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12%
100
20% Mar
22
22
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7%
9'A
9%
100
6%
6V4
6% *
1,300
6'A
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1%
4,300
24% Jan
7 Va Apr
1% Mar
Apr
2%
Jan
12
12%
1,000
12%
Apr
153/a
Jan
41
40%
43%
7,000
34%
Jan
47%
Feb
51
49 Va
51%
13,500
46 V4 Mar
54%
Jan
28%
28 Va
29
1%
11
11
10%
30
Feb
Feb
14
Apr
Mar
500
24%
10 Va Mar
123/4
Jan
2,400
11%
23%
27'A
8,600
13%
12 Va
12%
250
23%
22% Mar
36%
Jan
2.50
20%
14%
va
4,600
%
Apr
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Jan
2,800
6%
Apr
101/4
Jan
■
20%
30%
Jan
21%
Jan
29%
4,100
26% Mar
31%
Jan
14%
15%
4,100
14 Va
19%
300
6
19%
14,700
9>A
9%
14,000
8%
6,800
8%
18'A
25%
4,100
21 Va
Jan
261/2 Mar
78
80 Va
7,800
60
Jan
85
6
6%
13,800
6
Apr
"%
200
15
15
%
%
75%
75 Va
82%
21,800
23%
23'A
24%
2,300
1
1
1
^
; 2 Va
IIV4
30,400
22
Jan
18%
21V4
1,300
2,100
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1,000
~
11%
11%
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97%
98
152
~6%
29%
5%
33%
Jan
98
Apr
Apr
39
6%
Apr
3Va
Apr
n
1V4
59%
Jan
27
Apr
39%
Jan
5,800
National
Electric
National
Mfg
Weld
National
Presto
Jan
National
Research
Apr
National
Rubber
National
Starch
National
Steel
6V4
Jan
13%
Jan
National
Transit
Ltd——\
Associates
Co
5
11% Mar
2%
4
~6%
Jan
Feb
4%
Jan
Mar
Apr
1,200
181/4
200
31%
11'A
12
2,400
33
11%
31/4
4
Jan
19 Va
33
100
7»A
6%
7,900
Apr
Apr
Feb
4% Mar
32%
Apr
14Vs
51
14Va
18%
84Va Mar
150%
Mar
168 Va
32 Va
19'A
Apr
16%
Apr
Jan
1823/4 Mar
61/2
Feb
23Va
Jan
Feb
11 Va Mar
333/4 Mar
Feb
33 % Mar
32
6%
Feb
143/4
8 3/8
Jan
Jan
11%
11
11%
1,000
11
Apr
13%
Jan
11
10%
11%
2,100
103A Mar
123/4
Apr
5,900
6V4
Jan
Apr
63/4
Jan
Apr
121/4
Jan
2%
5
4%
8
2%
Apr
Jan
Feb
32
30%
33
850
28
Jan
33
Apr
15Va
15
15%
400
14%
Apr
18%
Feb
91/2
Apr
10%
2
Apr
211
9%
—1
—50c
Jan
800
2,300
Corp.-
91%
Jan
1,000
19,500
Machinery
Chemical
Jan
11,000
9'A
Inc
87 Va
15»A
14%
5%
25c
2
—-—1
-10
Apr
174% 176
5
5Va
8
Ltd
Jan
85V4
3"%
100
4
4
5%
&
Car
National Telefilm
400
2%
2%
9
Machines^
8%
Feb
46
5%
Industries
Mar
4,800
13%
12 Va
& Milling__3
1
1
5
1
Apr
83% Jan
5%
—
Jan
4
142
5
Stores
&
20
90
5%
Brewing Co (Mich)
Casket Company
Jan
U APr
1
Hess—
Jan
4
4IV2 Mar
4,100
;
6 Va
90
14%
Industries Inc
Jan
91/4
.
80
5%
175 %
—5
Feb
IIV4 Mar
Feb
13Va
95
7,200
49
4
1
——-—1
Feb
14,900
li
46 Va
100
Inc
Jan
6%
35
.
1,600
3%
3Va
46 Va
100
100
100
•
_——-—
24Vs
Jan
Jan
Feb.
20%.. Jan-
20% Mar
6V4
Jan
Apr
6%
5% Apr
17% Mar
2 Va
2
- •
9%
2
it
.
700
10,200
Jan
Jan
Mar
30%
11%
200
10%
Feb
12
18%
17
19%
9,700
16 ya
Feb
23 Va
Jan
19%
19%
Jan
29
27%
29
400
19
Mar
24
2,300
26
Mar
31 %
Jan
12
Mar
15%
Jan
—*
13Va
13 Va
13 Va
50
-10c
7%
7%
-7%
500
7% Feb
8%
3Va
3V4
300
3Va
31/2 Mar
1
Jan
>
Feb
16%
30%
,
2,800
6%
"%
2.50
Company
Apr
Feb
3OV2
97%
1
5
—2.50
1°
50c
13
Mar
30%
26 Va
;
33%
6%
preferred
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Jan
13
6%
Co
Jan
2%
17%
28 Va
—50
*
,—
2IV4
800
20%
1
Apr
2
400
13
6%
"ctfs"
RR
Jan
91/4
2,100
12
21 Va
100
10c
Apr
27%
Apr
2%
il Va
—50c
pfd
82%
Feb
15%
13
12
Jan
Jan
Feb
3,700
2 Va¬
IV4
34»A
16%
15%
Mar
22
6Va
7
81/4
151/8 Mar
Jan
% Mar
1,500
6%
16
13V4
500
1
1
Jan
Jan
Jan
23%
1
Compr.ny
Mills Inc
Bellas
.
Jan
9%
Apr
9Va Mar
6%
5
Chemical
Corp
18
79%
-
preferred
Namm-Loeser's
25%
123/4
Feb
1
National
Jan
Mar
1
—1
Vernon
Nachman
6
Mar
8%
——50c
cumulative
National
Apr
9'A
Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Muskogee Co —i-.
Napco
20
25%
Murphy
Muter
Feb
I*
7%
8%
Muntz TV Inc
~
1 Va
Apr
%
£1
Corp—
preferred
Diablo
Mount
%
20%
7 Va
30
8,500
6%
%' "•
10c
50c
%
%
——lc
Inc—
10
>
11%
30%
14% Mar
\,
Feb
1
Company
13
Mar
9%
1
Light 5%
39
4% Mar
Jan
300
1
Corp
\
&
Mar
10
26%
11%
2%
Apr
84 Va Mar
Jan
Apr
11V4
13 Va
25% Jan
,78% Jan
3.9
22
1,200
6%
A__25c
preferred
Canada.——
of
Pwr
31% Mar
;
Jan
23
Apr
1
'
9,700
Jan
15%
5%
10'A
Co
9% Mar
34%
4%
300
300
10
Hone
12
32%
7,600
5%
2.50
National Alfalfa Dehydrat
Jan
6%
6%
16%
22
_10c
National
8%
4% Mar
Apr
Feb
6 Va
5
cl
Inc
Apr
Apr
6
16%
5
Apr
7%
Jan
Mar
5%
1
-
National Petroleum
7%
2,000
6V4
5 Va
Corp
23
32
5%
10
Co
22
Apr
5%
5%
5
1
Apr
11% Mar
12%
1
Apr
25%
Apr
Feb
Jan
IOV4
4 Va
45%
Co
&
22 %
3,100
>'
Jan
10%
18%
Apr
2,000
13%
8%
100
900
*
90
10 Va
600
4%
3
Feb
Jan
9%
10%
4 V4
1
Ltd
Mar
18% Mar
9Va
10%
4'A
pesos
1
7
14
7
,
9,000
Jan
1,600
Co
22
22%
Jan
24Va
2%
-
80
..
20%
1
9 % Mar
;>■ 500
Feb
21V4 Mar
2Va
Mountain States Tel & Tel
.
95%
;
17'A
2 Va
1
M't
Feb
Apr
Mar
120
20
Va
34
47
33 Va Mar
250
33
124 y4 124
21
1,100
V
300
200
Jan
Inc-
Aluminum
4.40%
6%
Jan
39 V2
'
Jan
23 Vo
20%
241/4
23V4 Mar
Moody Investors Service partic pref—•
Mt
Clemens Metal Products com—1
-
Jan
12%
8{A
Jan
20
14%
convertible
Montrose
Feb
8% Mar
;
-
19%
23%
series B
:
preferred series C
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Jan
54%
2% Mar
49
300
/
Jan
ft Apr
Jan
16% Mar
13% Apr
19 Va Mar
4.50%
Jan
31V2
Co
Thermit
Corp
4.80%
•
"
100
3 Vo
Apr
% Mar
9,700
%
■
24 Va
Monongahela Power Co—
Apr
2V4
•
1,400
3.9%
Monogram Precision Industries
Jan
8%
,14%
Apr
1% Mar
1,500
2
"
,
4,200
16^/a
3'/'a
2'A Mar
200
'
.
3Va
Apr
7 'A Mar
3,000
38Vo
4%
3%
Warrants
"
-
5,400
10
Jan
3%
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
1
Corp of America..—1
12% Jan
V .11% Mar
II,600
80%
Jan
2 Va
Molybdenum
v6%, Jan
9
29,900
9
9%
10%
32%
2 Vb
Apr
Ltd
Piping
Mohawk
Jan
17%
r
40 %
23
Apr
l7/a
3
Bartlett
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Jan
~
-
•
9%
Imperial Oil (Canada)——
Imperial Tobacco of Canada—5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland..£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd__100
Incjust Electronic Hardware Corp_50c
Industrial Enterprises In<L— ———1
5%
Apr
<7%
Apr
5
39 %
713
dep rets ord
3,500
34,100
23%
'•
1%
2,900
Associates, Inc
:—1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*
Mirro
Jan
9%
34
2,900
2
Inc
Mfg
Minnesota
Mar
7%
40%
\
reg—--—£1
American
75
Apr'
4 %
.—.—5
—
Feb
6%
*
32%
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co———5
Hydrometals Inc
2.50
—
67
v
318 Mar
1% Mar
1%
1%
Microwave
Mining
"
'Mar
49%
124%
—5
Apr
99
5%
1
8,700
preferred
4 % %
Feb'
49
—5
New
43%
Jan
; 2,800
16,000
22,100
Miller Wohl Co common.—
44 V2
1
2%
1%
Michigan Sugar Co common
Midwest
Apr
Jan
93V4
-10
4'
3V8
*
1
i -Feb
v Feb'-
2 Va
5
Mid-West Abrasive
jan
47/o
9V4
>'
49%-
-
:_1
—2.50
Co
;; 38
V 32
60
■
6%
30%
Apr
Mar" '
:
Jan
7'A Mar
Apr
4%
8i
5
9
•••.-
—1
100
Co
Motors
/
14
*
—
Mfg
23
2%
17 Va Mar
Feb
13%
Rubber
Extruders
6%
Jan
L'A
•
W)
Micromatic
'
-8
5
*
:
7
Jan
6%
'
350
-
7%
'1%
60c
;—*
*
-71
-
Jan
Apr
41,200
>:
98
8%
65
►
I,900
98
•
-9% ;
7.50
._
5V2
14
1%
Inc
Michigan Chemical
'
•
&
Miami
Jan
'
-
1,900
1%
Inc
Industries
i:'Metal
Jan
32%
1
1,000
16%
—25c
Mesabi Iron Co
Jan
Jan
8 'A
*
17%
15'A
16
20%
Merchants Refrigerating Co
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
Jan
14%
22
,
Apr
Mar
28
19,800
*
5
Co
»
'
*
:
——
5V2
,
12,500
47%
-
4%
r
—25c
HoUtnger Consol Gold Mines..
Holly Corporation
Isi
Holly Stores Inc
:
Holophane Co
Holt, Rinehart <fc Winston Inc..:
Apr
5V4 Mar V
8%
16%
common.——.1
Hofmann Industries Inc.
2%
Mar
Apr
4%
41%
r.
4
*
Jan
17
Apr
16 Va Mar
22%
Exploration
&
Johnson
Apr
26%
5%
Co 'J—— —1
• Class
A
—:
2.50
Hoffman International Corp——_——1
Class
Maule
(J
6V4
8V4
A5%'
.
—__25c
Jan
19%
warrants
Co
Menasco
2,900
,r6
43%
/"
Apr
19
warrants
Massey-Ferguson
Mead
2%
1,400
5%
71
"
Home
Martin
*
\
Mays
62%
•
100
54
—1
Tire
Jan
500
41
44%
Jan
Feb
14%
400
International Marine
Jan
1,100
'
4%
y
V
41
'
29%
39%
1,800
13%
Stores
Jan
2
3,300
1,200 f.
-
67/'o
63
24
%,
100
preferred—
—.10
Corp
4———1
Co Inc
4
8%
convertible
Aircraft
6 Va
•
29%
5 V2
■"*
26% Feb
6,700
Public Service Co
10'A
10
Jan
16%
2
12 "••'
VI8V2 Mar
800
'
;
Jan
90
5
Corp
&
Inc
Apr
Jan
Jan
6V4
,
Jan
54
University
(The)
Feb
6%
4% Mar
28%
Inc
&
Communication
Jan
Feb
Feb
U Mar
—.100
:
-
•5%
TB%
:—*
:
Highway Trailer
7% Jan
2%
.'13%
24%
_10c
25c
Herold Radio & Electronics.
Hiller
3%
Apr
1%
4,900
20%
62%
5%
'■
Inc__————,—*
Manufacturing
Marconi
J
Inc_50c
:
preferred
Jan
II,200
12%
,
6%
6%
26
Kosher
Co.
i
28
63
-—2
„10c
Helmerich & Payne Inc
Hercules Galion Products Inc
Higbie
v
29%
—25
Corp
(WE)
25
10"
3,700
2%
10
20%
1
——
Light
Rubenstein
Heli-Coil
Apr
Mansfield
200
-v:
16%
Mar
11
ly 88
10
Feb
Mar
12
Jan
22,600
'
Mangel
22%
15,400
4%
27%
Corp
Mack Trucks
Maine
15,200
6%
2
%
12Vo
20%
;j._25c
___i_
Inc—
*
Corp
National
Mining
W 200
10%
10
1
.
Hazell.ine
.
1%
1%
67/o
■
10 %
2
.2—L
—
Hecla
24%
12>A
4%
:—5
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
Mages Sporting Goods
1
Magna Oil Corporation.
12% Mar
24%
11%
4%
14%
Mai Fadden Publications Inc
19%
.Apr
11%
1
Lynch
Feb
li°6
Jan
20
Co
(RG)
Electronics
Jan
4,400
2Va
20%
Corp
Kessler
Jan
4,100
Hi
1ft Apr
1
Refineries
Tourneau
1%
6 Vo
•1ft
5
Realty
8
4
Jan
50
Corp
23 Vo Mar
50
4%
10 Va
20 Va
75
Extension
Salle
Apr
1,000
25
4
■
10c
.
i
Hastings Mlg Co.—.
Havana Lithographing Co—:
Hazel Bishop Inc
;
Hebrew
6 %
V2
25
4 %
Apr
21%
Ltd
Industries
Apr
.
V7%
1
A
Sessions
&
lVo
-
1ft
:v
14%
Industries
2%
3,900
17,100
9c
—
Harnischfeger Corp
'•.'••
3
r-i%
Jan
53%
Inc
Jan
Feb
12"
V
Jan
16 V4
1
Jan
Jan
8%
200
6,400
1%
Feb
33%c
6%
Apr
Va
7.50
Lunkenheimer
a--
Harbor
14,700
1
4
preferred
Mines
Louisiana Land
22% Jan
37
Feb
Jan
32%
:—1
B
Hall
-
A
50c
H
6,500
Feb
% Mar
9
13,700
3
Apparel
Shore
Lockwood
'
6
6%
IOV4
1
——1
—
Corp Class A
l'A
Apr
}•! Mar
18 V4
100
I,100
2%
; 1%
-
Stores
convertible
Feb
3V4
Feb
4%
1,700
34
1%
2%
12,300
,
10%
*
*9
9
5
1,200
33%
—
6,400
Rubber Co
2%
-A
__
11%
Corp
34% Mar
34
V.
10%
20c
Co
25.
19
Products——1.5
Films'Company Inc
10c
%
U'A
31%
1
2,200
16
—
19%
10
1.25
Loral
4%
Stores'"
4,400
-10c
31% ' 32%
30
25%
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
13%
A
6%
24%
1
Apr
2%
Jan
15,800
1
Jan
2%
Feb
Apr
Feb
8%
1,800
8%
2.50
10%
Jan
Jan
20%
18 Va
1
14%
31%
76%
Jan
76
7%
25c
Apr
14
74JA Mar
16 V4
76
17%
—
12% Mar
7%
13%
Jan
8 Via
_50c
1,600
8%
2J/a
76
21%
%
Jan
Jan
2V4 Mar
pfd—100
5% cumulative preferred
Lithium Corp of America Inc
Locke Steel Chain——
13'A Mar
13%
"
■
Jan
9
17%
Liberty Fabrics of N Y com
16 Va Mar
11 Vo
10%
-—
1,000
20 %
Le
Feb
Jan
11%
10%
—
13
10%
300
300
1'
2%
5
(IB)
Hotels
Leonard
Apr
8,800
—,__4
Co.._____.
series
94
15%
11%
13%
Hydraulics
Jan
12%
10%
2Va
%
Lefcourt
.
Apr
85%
Jan
Xl6 Va
Leesona
Jan
125
7%
32 %
5
La
Jan
94
2,700
(Del)
Lanston
Jan
Feb
12%
Gull States Land &
Industries—.—50c
Gulf &
Western Cm-p—
1
"
2%
20%
15
11%
16%
Co.
Varnish
preferred
:/• Guild
,
2,800
19,900
1
Grocery
'.Hoe
2%
22%
92
8 Va
%
Lamb
Jan
*
Mines———_1
Freehold Leases
Griesedieck Company
v
16%
*
—
Gridoil
."
Feb
5
6%
A; Greer
„
12%
100
Corp cl A-——10c
Manufacturing
Great
&
5,800
91/4
7%
—
Lamson Corp of Delaware
Jan
14%
Amer Industries Inc..i_10c
Lakes Oil & Chemical f*n1
Western Producers common—60c
...Gray
35%
•
25%
Lalcey Foundry Corp
19 Va Mar
2%
^
Manufacturing
Manufacturing
267/o Mar
Jan
20 5/8
Jan
16%
16%
Lake
Jan
——*
——
Consolidated
6%
18
2%
Industries Inc
:_4c
Glenmore Distilleries class B_—
1
Globe Union Co Inc
-i'4i—,—5Gobel (Adolf) Inc
—1
Goodman
Feb
1,600
20%
Jan
44%
15c
La Consolidada S
Apr
19%
1
31%
Apr
1
L'Aiglon
Jan
iBs
13%
13%
Glass-Tite
Goldfield
23%
APr
19'%
_—1
Mines
Cotu?i
Co
A
Feb
Jan
Feb
24% Feb
*
—1
1
5
6,400
32%
32
32
—*
Giant Yellowknife Gold
H
587,200
Apr
Jan
4%
14% Mar
31,900
ft
5%
50c
Corporation.
preferred
Grand
15%
ft
*
General Transistor Corp..
Genung's Incorporated..
Georgia Power $5 preferred
Gold
141/4
Jan
27 Va
100
10c
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
5%
Apr
14 Va
Jan
1
Lamson
5
Enterprises
Plywood Corp_
Apr
4% Mar-
2,200
£1
reg
Apr
2%
21 %
—1
Fireproofing
General
3,400
25
Ltd—
Co
General
Gilbert
41/4
7
32
Electric
American
$4.60
3
4 5/8
44%
Apr
Mar
Apr
10c
Company
Kratter (The)
Jan.
~3%
Mar
3%
500
"
23/4
4%
Rights
General
38 Vo
Feb
2%
—
1
_
General
33%
200
44%
67 %
13
11%
Corp
Corp
Petroleum
Kobacker
—100
Gellman
5%
V.'
361/4
700
Feb
66% Apr
18 V4
Copper Colbalt Ltd
$1.20
Gatineau
28%
1
Oil
Jewelry Stores Inc(Walter) & Co.—
Knott
Jan
.
27 Va
Kleinert
Ja-i
39'A Feo
r
1,500
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
Klein (S) Dept Steres Inc
Mai*.
2
Drug
Kirby
k
dep rets ord reg—
„Fox Head Brewing Co
i
Fresnillo (The)
Company
!
200
13%
400
1|
Kin-Ark Oil Company.—
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
.
American
67%
13 Va
1
Industries
Kilembe
Jan
,
66%
13%
-r'efr
Jan
13,800
pfd—100
Kidde
Feb
..13%
Kay
Jan
18
Feb
Mar
11%
6,700
10 Va
Jan
6%.Mar.
»
139
—1
Kawneer- Co
Jan
1,800
3.90%
Co
Kawecki Chemical Co
•
Jan
7 V2
I6V4
*
4%
3%
4%
6% A7%
-
Katz
Jan
12,900
Jan
1
Kaltman (D) & Company
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%%
Jan
32,500
V
6%
//
;
121 Va
K
Kaiser
Jan
>
10%
11%
17%
% Mar
3,650
13 %
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Jan
15% Mar.,
135 y*
131
7%
211/4
Jetronic Industries Inc
Apr
5,100
5%
10%
18 %
28%
400
%
4ft
6
>6%
>
17'/a
Jan
11
19%
Manufacturing
Feb
Feb
Apr
12%
Inc
Israel-American
Apr
14
3,200
.
Service
8%
12'A
/jeannette Glass Co
Jan
26 V*
174
Public
Fireman
500
21 %
Irving Air Chute
Mar
'12
Apr
2,000
28,700
A ;,
'
47/a
•
6%
1
Co Ltd—
11%
All
5Va
Iowa
Ironrite
8%
5% Mar
33 %c
Oil
Iron
131
*
!
Co
Company..
Investors Royalty
Apr
16
16%
Intex
Jan
Apr
1
Canada
7
6%
17%
%
3%
10c
I
43%
Apr
21%
16%
2.50
.
Fishman
Feb
5V2 Mar
27
25c
Firth
Apr
9%
160 »A 174
•:18
1
'
3%
9 Vo
"8%
22%
preferred
:
30
Fahny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
1
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
—1
Fargo Oils Ltd——
.—_—1
Petroleum Corp_—1".
Feb
1,300
"9%
%
167
$2
Filmways Inc
Feb
High
1,400
5
Resistance
111/4
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
6 V4
10c
Products
International
300
9 '/a
~87/a
1
International Petroleum Co Ltd
Shares
High
8%
5
International
Apr
38
5
common
Jan
95
14
1
Instrument
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates—
% 10,900
6V4
1
class A
1,750
5%
10
7A
_10
&
43 %
New
Mar
26%
Jan
3V4
46,900
5%
~9%
'
25c
'
3%
9%
1
or
Apr
Mar
9
7,100
41%
55/a
1
$1
10 y4
3%
3%
1
Inc
Ford
9V4
10
Corporation Ltd
Pipe Line
Corp
IV4
90 V\
1
Corp
Feb
21
100
preferred
&
100
for Week
5%
1
cum
Fuller
21
26%
Forge
Financial
17 V4
5%
1
21%
$2 convertible preferred
Felmont
Jan
18%
Emery Air-Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
Empire Millwork Corp
Equity Corp common
Fairchild
25
23%
Inc
Eureka
22y4 Mar
19%
Corp of America
Esquire
Inland Homes Corp
Insurance Co of North America
Low
Industrial Plywood Co Inc—_—.—25c
25%
Electronics
Eureka
13,200
Range
of Prices
Par
Jan
1
El-Tronics
Ero
19%
1%
1^6 Mar
Communications
,
6%
23
19%
10,000
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Corp ——1
Specialty Co
50c
Electronic
Erie
1%
22%
Electrographic
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
lft
Week's
Friday
Range
Sale Price
,
(Range for Week Ended April 22)
Sales
1
Last
31
Feb
..
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'f*
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32
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.
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.
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Week's
Friday
ft
»•
STOCKS
Last
Range
*4-'
for Week Ended April 22)
Friday,
'T
for Week
v
of Prices
Low
Par
National
Video
Nestle-Le
Mur
New
Haven
Idria
1
12
12%
20%
20%
21
Last
Range
American Stock Exchange
35
36 Mi
1
New
Park
K
New
Process
Chem
&
Sale Price
of Prices
York
Co
Mines
Lites
Norfolk
North
&
:
26%
3,400
11 Mi
1,000
11
2'/a
6,900
i
North
Penn
RR
Northspan
36
~8%
2 Ma
2 Mi
6,500
4 Mi
4
'
4Mi%
Ltd
___1
Warrants
%
.
Hoc
(Del)
7/a
*1
ft
:
—
of Amer A
64 Mi
83%
63
1
Mines
Uranium
4
82 Mi
pfd _100
Ltd
n
1*6
40
*
*
Feb
2 Mi
2%
900
2 Mi
Apr
2%
Feb
3
Apr*
33/8
15,000
3 Mi
3%
3
3%
3M4
3 Ma
1,600
17 Mi
173/b
700
10 Ma
11% >'2,100
.—
.
-
u-
1,100
4%
10
Jan
•
Corp
series
33/4
•
10 Ma
2.50
16
Electric
pesos
20.
1
19 Ma
—
4.40%
preferred—
series preferred
20
'
5.60%
series preferred
20
•"
Jan
Jan
Sapphire
Jan
Sarcee
5%
Jan
Savoy Oil Inc
Jan
Saxon
39
39%
2Mb Mar
2
-.
.
Petroleums
Petroleums
20/«
Ltd-
Ltd-
—
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19"
4
-
Apr,'
Jan
»
i
*.,
*
•
19%
L
Say re & Fisher
10 Mi Mar
8Mb Mar
«♦>>
7
18%" Jan
500
-
.
17 Ma
Jan
Scurry-Rainbow
Seaboard
6% Jan
63
16 Mi
Jttn
300
17
17
20%
Jan
21%
'
%
18
173/4
Oil
Allied
lMi
12%
Jan
900
*'
Seaboard Plywood &
6M4
83/4 Mkr
5,100
6Ma
6%
6%
6
1
Lumber—
"800
5
6 Mb
J '
6
V*-
600
6% -J'
6 Mi
5
3.50
T
6Mi
'
6 % Mar
Apr
43/4
Feb.,
9,400
h, * 6 Ma
'
6 Ma
67 Ma
Jan
'
Feb
Seaboard
Apr
Seaporcel Metals Inc
Western
Airlines
6%
6 Ma
67/aVJ
2%
2%
23/4::-
,_1 "
8 3/8
10,300
% Mar
«
13,400
H Feb
%
13,400
ft Mar
2%
2 Mi
3
6 Ml
6' '
6%
26,700
Jan
Securities
lMa
Jan
%
Jan
Security
Seeburg (The) Corp_.
Jan
33/b
Jan
Seemaii
5 Mi Mar
17,900
1%
73/4
Jan
Serrick Corp class B
2M»
L
:
O
1
Bros
Sentry Corp
3%
33%
33/4
4
20Ma
14%
900
\
—.—.———3
"
9 Mi
Jan.,
37/a
Jan
5 Mi
Feb
Apr
3 Ma
19 Ma
21 Mi/*'" 49,900
"16 Mi
15Ma-tc 10,000
14 Ma
„
,1V..
4 % Mar
Apr
14 Ma
'
Feb
Apr
k
.
50c
3%
3 Mi
3%
1
common
-
3% Apr
"V
2,100
ft
1
Jan
Apr \
'
800
35/'a
1
Inc
new
3%
*
Corp General
Freehold Petroleums—
■t
Jan
"
1
'
8%. Jan
V 6 Ma
2% Mar *'
""
-
10c
e
8Ma. Jan
.
*".
2,600
-
Jan
Mar:'1
4Ma
6,000
-
'*
-
Jan
"
7 Ma
1
Ltd
Co
MMing COrp
>:
I.
Mar
'
9%
6%
43/4
Apr
100
8%
5
Feb
1% Feb
% Mar
1;
W
•.
22 Ma
•
7,600
14:
—
*
1
85
Apr*-*
79
'
1
183/B" Apr
"
-
-
80
Jan
20 Mi
'
Feb "
'
7
25c
———25c
Co
Jan
>
Jan
-
"TOO
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...
21 Mi
%
"
50c
(Del)—
3M8
v
jan
16
**'T5% Mar " '
-
—'
1
Paper Corp—
3 Ma
Ma Mar
Jan
Jan
1
:*"
Co—
series
"
10 M4
■■■.'
Jan
4
'
lH
Apr
Ltd
Inc
preferred:
1%
..
Mar-
33
Jan
43/a
3 Mi Mar
-
Jan
Mar
33/a
»t">
"
15,400
4
5%
4 Ma %
Jan
Mi
Diego
Apr
Jan
30
Apr
7J/a
*'
1,400
2ft
Gas &
Lawrence
43
33Ms Mar: J
-
425
.2 Mi
San
H Jan
St.
39%
7% Mar
1,000
~2Mi
Milling Co Ltd
Apr.,..
13,900
3
1
Salem-Brosius
%
4
1
(The F C) Company:
Consolidated Petroleum
San Carlos
Ma
500
'•
34%
—1
Mines
4 Ma
35 Mi
33 Mi
—50
Serv
243,4
...
10,400
33 Mi
—25
Co
Nickel
Nuclear Corp
4 Mi
,
1
Ryan
Jan
- -
9 3/8
2 Mi
50c ♦
Russell
Feb
Apr
.
1,300
9
34-
34-
»
18,900
.
L_
Ryerson & Haynes
Feb
154
Feb
•
Apr
8%
•
Jan
ft Apr
i75
.<
ft
l'/a
7%
»4 Mi
—10
Inc
24%
Mi
Inc
Avenue
2%
33
High
3 Mi
8ft
•
_
13%
31 Ma
1,600
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
1,200
3 Mi
Jan
32
Mar
4,200
,
I
Shares
High
3 Ma
3 Mi
,
Ltd
Feb
127
950
%
—1
Pub
Rankin
39 Mi
,24%
—10
Northern Ind
Mi
38 Mi
33
"%
1
Railway
A_
ft Mar
,
Co
for Week
1
"
•
Apr
13/4
10
142
ft
1
Northeast Airlines
North
1%
34%
1
class
,
23 Ma Mar
11
Inc
American Royalties
Canadian Oils Ltd
North
Apr
39%
Class B
North
Apr
%
25 Ma
—10
Cement
Jan
1/256
2%
—
Ltd—'—...
Southern
Jan
2%
11,000
1
American
37%
Apr
lMa
11
Nipissing Mines
Noma
Apr
101,500
25%
1
Merchandise
Rim
Fifth
_25c
Rosario__3 33%
Honduras
Russeks
%
1
Auction
&
Jan
%
Superior Oils
York
23 Ma
309,600
142
York
Oil
3l2
Low
Par
Royal American Cbrp
Royalite
Apr
""%
1
Jan
17% Mar
'
16,000
2 Mi
3%
14% Mar
123/b
l50c
Co
Co
New
Nickel
lMi
High
Feb
1/256
Mining Co
New
New
2
*
35
1,800
35 V*
3
4,700
—20
Tel & Tel—
New Jersey Zinc
New Mexico & Arizona Land
t
New
12%
A
Clock & Watch Co.;—
Min
Low
9,200
4-1
class
Corp
Range Since Jan.1
High
3 Ma
Sales
Week's
,
STOCKS'
Shares
3
(expire April 21)
Rights
New
3
._30c
Co
England
New
!•
^Vv
**
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
National Union Electric Corp
.♦
Sales
13%
13 Ma
14 Ma
is Mr
-
21%
'
Jan
Jan
v
„,
4 Ma Mar
2 Mi Mar
7,400
135/a
253/4
.*;
"
"
Occidental
I
<■
ii
Petroleum
Corp—
20c
t
Ogden Corp
Ohio
Brass
Ohio Power 4M2%
Oils Ltd
preferred
40c
Corp
91
—100
22%
31
90 Mi
1
Okalta
Old Town
22
30 Ma
22%
50c
Co
91
common
cumulative
6%
1
preferred
54
17%
17 Mi
17%
Overseas
1
17%
17%
17%
1
5%
5%
Securities
Electyic
Corp
8
39%
1st pfd—25
30%
X30%
——25
27 y4
27 Mi
5%
preferred
1st preferred
5%
redeemable
5%
redeemable
1st
4.50%
redeemable
redeemable
10
93%
240
3%
Ll
Ltd
—-1 ""
3 Mi
e»Iiya
Corp
Co
&
49 Ma"
Apr
2,800
Feb
83/8
Jan
Feb
73/4
Feb
83/i
1,400
52
1MB
6,100
lMi
34%
lft
36
36 Ma
5%
~5%
Jan
13
Feb
62
Apr
673/4
Jan
25 Ma
-
Apr
40Mi
Jan
333/4
52
Jan
7,800
Apr
3,600
lMa Mar
Feb
31 Ma Mar
Simpson's
Sinclair
Ltd
ft
Smith
.
♦
Penn
Oil
original
Oil
4 Ma
43/i
1,600
613
7 Mi
19,800
Co
4.08%
43/4
3,800
133% Mar
9
Jan
40 Ma
41 Ma
200
40
Feb
593%
42 Ma
463/8
7,900
30Mt
Jan
46%
Apr
2%
400
2 Ma
Apr
3%
Jan
2ft
9,100
2
2
63 Ma
28 Ma
30
62
30
200
-
Jan
II
Jan
Jan
3 Mb
Feb
66
Jan
30
Apr
Feb
49 Ma
Mar
28 Ma
3,200
24
Jan
41
62 Ma
1
Jan
58%
Apr
Apr
3%
•
3ft Feb
5 V2
Jan
73/4
8M1
4,700
6% Mar
9 Mb
Jan
17%
18%
1,600
17
Mar
20 Mi
Jan
163/4
20%
12,200
15
Aur
2034
Apr
10%
1
5,700
19%
•
4i7«
173/4
1
3%
8
1
10
i03/8
4,800
Jan
10M2
Apr
9%
Colorado—
100
85 Ma
20c
36 Ma
36%
900
24
24 Ma
1,100
223/8 Mar
13%
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co
85 Ma
25
3
24
5
14 Mi
13 Mi
143/4
1
2\\
2%
35
5,000
-23/4
81 Ma
-3,400
86 M4
Jan
Apr
-
35%
——•
Feb
Feb
5( Ma i Feb
'25
Apr
23 Mi
Jan*
22%
Jan
53
Jan
55
160
48 Ma
Feb
50% Mar
1,000
1,100
20 Mi
Jan
213/i
1,000
100
25
23%
233/4
49
49
21 Ma
213/i
20%
21%
24 V4
Apr
Mar
jan
20Ma Mar
6 M4
6
6 Ma
21 Ma Mar
193/4 Mar
21 Mi
21
4%
1,500
12
Apr
7 Mi Mar
Jan
14
Mar
200
600
11
Apr
14%
68
bd va
l.UUU
68
Apr
72 Ma- Jan
>19%
9Mi
18%
20
12%
12%
135/a -r 3,600
11
10 Ma
11
16M2
16Mb
16 Va
65Mi
64
67
13
12 3/i
13
21 Ma
21
Ma
22
,3Ma
3
3
Ma
3,400
9
9 Ma
300
12 Ma
—.—2
$1.60
convertible
Standard
preferred
Financial
Standard
<
—
Forgings
.
Corp__
1,500
Standard
Tube
Standard
Stanley
Inc
1
Corp
class
Uranium
Aviation
SLanrock
1
B.-—_
——
(The) Corp common
50c convertible preferred-
Statham
Jan
Jan
Steel
Co
Steel
(A)
9%
ft
3 Mi
Co
———
Stetson
(J B)
(Hugo)
Co-
9% Mar'
35Ma Jan,
8
27 Ma
75
125
7%
200
Vs
24
18
163/B
Jan
Feb
20%
Jan
2 Va
3%' Jan^:
Apr
Jan
11,600
■
167/a Mar
Mar
22Ma Mar
40
800
37 Mi Mar.
44% Jan-:
22
22 Mi
300
20Ma Mar
23
32 Mi
33 Ma
550
32
15
800
12 Ma
Jan
8,900
21,500
33/8
Jan
1
Stroock
Jan
Sty ion
Corporation
International Petrol
—
"
Ma
7
40 Ma
14%
3%
14%
1
33/4
4
1
3%
3%
3%
1
Co_
&
9 Ma
25%
1
Corp
Stop & Shop Inc
(S)
•'■Jan;-
92
Apr
19%
23/4-
Jan
Jan
16
,7 300
•
Feb
16 Ma Mar
1,600
-
*4% Jan*
Apr
7
700
%' Jan
5
Corp
Container
■
Jan
78 Ma
2%
Feb
Jan-
12/
15
75
2Ma
10c
2 Ma
Jan,
Apr
5,300
16
*
Apr
9%
17
12 Ma
Apr-
3 Ma
700
31%
24%
•*
3% Mar-
Feb
10 Ma
9,400
./■
9%
1
2 Ma
8%
1 % Mar
—*
Stinnes
.
Apr
28%
25Ma
173/b
•
—5
Jan
Jan
Feb
76 Ma
Sterling Aluminum Products—z
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision. Corp (Dei)-.
17 Ma
23 Va
Mi
''
25
Jan
Apr
Feb
8%
3%
11 Ma
7%
673/4
Feb;
12 Ma
900
28%
5
Apr
21
.
100
—
1
60 Mi
"
183/a Jan
14,700
a
iir
103/4
25c
ordinary
Corporation
&
800
18,200
1%
Mi,
"3Ma
Canada
of
Parts
Stein
*2,600
1,400
9 Mi
Feb
11
Apr
Jan
Jan
^Jan
26
8%
16Mb
v;
1%
•
50c
Inc—
14
700
;
~
9 Ma
>
1—-10c
—
113/4
19,600
1%
1
Enterprises- Inc
Instruments
,
,10c
Ltd—
Mines
Starrett
Statecourt
I
lc
Corp
Corp_
Uranium
1
—1
Jan
Apr.
13 Ma
Apr
12l/4
25"
1
I
Apr
Feb-
'
*•
Standard-Thomson
9 Mi
18,700
9%
9 Mi
Jan
20 Ma
17M, Mar
9%
10
Co—2
6%
Feb
-
1
(Ky)
Apr
5 Ma
.20
Corp
2%
2 Ma
2%
4,000
5M2
40 Ma
5%
5%
*1,000
393/8
42 Ma
21 /a
20%
21
20
*
—
Jan
Sunset
3%
Jan
363/s
2{,V Apr
...
Apr
5 Mi
Apr
Symington Wayne Corp warrants.'
Syntex Corporation
Superior Tool & Die
—
28%
24 Ma
25
1_25
!_25
233/0
-
3,200
56y*V,,180^1
Jan
•
12 Ma
29 Mi
Apr
29 Mi
55
Corp—2
Inc—
Co
Feb
Q
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co.
28 Ma
preferred--——25
37 Mi
Jan
Mar
11%
Stone
414% cumulative preferred
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
18 Ma
5 Mi
11
2ft
400
11%
900
2%
*
6,700
100
Feb
31 Mi
113/a Mar
7 Ma
12%
7 Ma
Jan
Jan
15%
Feb
20%
12
!283%
Pipe Line—
———1
Realty & Utilities—
1
Southland Royalty Co
I
5
Spencer Shoe Corp—
:
1
Sperry Rand Corp warrants.
Stahl-Meyer Inc
*
Standard Dredging Corp common
:_1
2,000
*'.
5 Mi
5%
45%
Apr
4Mi Mar
25
Petroleum
Materials
73/4
Apr
Jan
Apr
Southern
12 Ma
Apr
,
Jan
603/4
/
Southern
Southern
12
Mar
4%
35%
113 Ma
Apr
600
Shares
10
Jan
Apr
20
12
—25
preference.
California
Standard
4/3/4
,
Apr
Jan
-
453/4
.—
39
Jan
283/4
1,300
43/a
25
preferred
cumulative
Southern
Oil
18 Ma
Jan
8ft
24,300
60%
57
43%
preferred
Products
60
5%
51%
5
preferred—
Standard
525
Apr
Apr
40
5 Mi
12.50
cumulative
Standard
1,700
.
Jan
35,870
4%
1
cumulative
Feb
10 Mi
%
618
*
4.32%
Jan
48%
Mi'-
4%
_1
4.24%
9M4
20 Ma
•
46
60%
25
993/4 Mar
10
31
43
£1
convertible
16%
19 M4
.
Jan
Feb
4 Ma
2,500
29 Mi
45%
—20
4.48%
Apr
473/4
Jan.
2 Mi
1M2 Mar
36'
1
4.56%
14 Ma Mar
19 Ma
Jan
31
ft
25
89 V*
Mar
Apr
6{|
preferred
cumulative preference
1,250
6 Mi Mar
23
4Ma
,
Ma Apr
29 3/i
ft
preferred
1,300
7 Ma
i
•
Jan
Apr
100
cumulative
7,300
Jan
•
.
Jan
Mt Jan
6,000
fr
Ml
30 Ma
46
*
•
,
20 y4
34,800
*——1
cumulative
4.78%
'8
7 Mi
17,300
23
•
20,800
3/a
Co
15%
—•
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The) Company
Providence Gas
Jan
Jan
40 Ma
——1
4
Feb
63/4
16
Apr
44
.
1
—
Corp
Jan
6%
Jan
ft
21-,a
•
Corp
97 Ma
7%
10
—
41%
43/4 Mar
4 Ma Apr
L Jan
923/4 Mar
112
Apr
Apr
1%
(Howard) Paper Mills
Corp
14%
—1
Inc
5%
11
*
Jan
26 V2
2 3 Ma
Manufacturing
96 Mi
7%
Inc—10c
A
3,000
10% Mar
313/4 Jan
;
Feb
423/4
•
ft
Singer Manufacturing Co—
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Slick
Airways Inc
12
50
.
7%
1,600
4,400
ft
20 Mi
—:—31
Venezuelan
97 Mi
.
1
—
-
600
1 Ma
preferred-
15
1
2.
6
6 Ma
11%
53/4
11
11
4
.
v
Jan
4M4
6%
5,800
63 Mi
47 Mi
10 pesos
Polymers
class
of
103/4
31 Ma
9%
10c
Inc
common
Service
12%
-
62
convertible
$3
4.88%
Jan
15% Feb
25 Ma
Feb
L
.
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
Jan
13/b Mar
7M»
31
25
Ma
lMa
5,000
2%
12 Ma
3 Mb Mar
2,100
Shares
5%
/ Mar
Apr
7%
American
26
Jan
Southern California Edison—
14
6%
Simca
42 %-
26 Ma
893/4
—25o
Silvray Lighting Inc
South
10
7%
Jan;
JAn
Mar
90
10
1
Apr
700
7,600
3 Mi
1,200
20Va
2
10c
Jan
2,600
Mi
.—-66%
Preston East Dome Mines
Ltd—
1
Public
IO3/*
7%
26 Ma Mar '
2,300
<■
91
42 3/4
26 Ma
—,—2
Apr
16% Jan
4
—5
(Del)
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd—
Pratt & Lambert Co
Proctor-Silex
14%
2,100
1043/4 106%
91
Co—10c L
L
30
Mi Apr
4
Polymer Corp class A
Ll
Powdrell & Alexander Inc (Del)—2.50
Power Corp of Canada.
;
;
—•
New
14 V*
10
B
303/4
Jan
4
3%
3%
—
Aircraft Corp..
Prentice-Hall
Jan
14
4 Ma
Class
100 Ma
Jan
Apr
14 Ma
■"
1,500
.
Jan
38
Apr
Feb
24%
12
Apr
■8Mb
.
*
Silver Creek Precision Corp
Silver-Miller
Mines
Ltd
South- Coast
Feb
10
27 Ma'<
105
3
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Jan
9 Mb
200
Canada
of
Corp of America
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum
93/4
1
8%
27 Mi
1
—100
Sherwin-Williams
6% Mar
lMa
"8M3
27Mi
—*
Shoe
Soss
II,700
14 Ma
35 * '
8 Ma
12.50
common
Souotone
24% Mar
700
Power
&
Inc
Co
preferred
Apr
18 Ma
14,400
*
8%L;-> 5,000
8 Mi
14%
Jan
13
-
'
4%
Jan
22,100
153/4
Water
Products
Sherwin-Williams
4Mi
lMi
10
Shawinigan
Sherman
13%
l7/a
1
153/4
1
—.
Poiarad Electronics Corp—.
V
Apr
Pharmaceutical
Pneumatic Scale
i
87 Ma
Jan
90
900
*
—
&
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
ri
Jan
1,500
9%
20c
Minerals-
Products
Apr
6.00Q
'
—5
-
Philippine Long Dist Tel
Phillips Screw Co
Poloron
Apr
94%
131 Ma
28%
1
Inc
Materials
475
20c
Co
Denn
14%
8%
1
Inc
Mining
Leather
Shattuck
3 Mi Mar
•
2.50
Industries
Plastic
88 Ma
Jan
30
lMa
1
1
—
Jan
22 Ma
1%
Solon
913 Mar
7,400*,
2
Products
Apr
78 Mi
4,100
99 Mi 100 Ma
Apr
89 Ma
273/4
a
30
Feb
22 Ma
Jan
793/4
24,300
8
22%
Jan
85
-
Jan
82
55
3%
7Ma
100
——2
Industries
21
400
19% ol2
»
—
7 Ma
——
Corp
Phillips Electronics
Piasecki
-
87 Ma
87
Airlines
Co„
900
27Mi Mar
122% Mar
93%
Pep Boys (The)
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Circle Corp__—
2.50
Pierce
24 Va Mar
88 Ma
Canada Ltd
Steel
22% Mar
93
•
Perfect
Phoenix
600
88 Ma
Class B
&
25Mi Mar
•
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc
2 Bol
Pan t epee Oil (CA) Amer
shares—1 Bol
Park
Chemical Company
1>
Parker Pen Co class A—
—.—2
Peruvian Oils
25 Mi Mar
Jan
20 Ma
•
—
Photo
Jan
23%
88%
Power & Light 5%
pfd
100
Paddington Corp class
A—/.
TubesLU-i
_JijJtMJJss:*
Perfect
23 Mb
22 Ma
—
Traffic
Jan
700
400
25
87 Ma
preferred
Peninsular Metal
Jan
x22Ma
dividend
Penn
Apr
273%
24 M,
♦
preferred
Apr
31
Jan
x24%
preferred—
403/8
Jan
26 Mi
x24% x25Ma
Page-Hergey
i
Feb
29 Ma
25
preferred
of
35 Ma Mar
preferred—25
dividend
Parkersburg-Aetna
Jan
7 Ma
1,400
preferred—25
dividend
Patino
20
Apr
2,400
25
Pacific
i?
Feb
27 Ma
1st
$4.36
-f
5%
400
1st
dividend
Petroleums
17% Mar
24%
conv
Northern
Jan
233A
$4.75
Warrants
18%
preferred—25
$4.75
Pacific
17 M,
31
25
Lighting $4.50 preferred
Pacific
Apr
Mi Feb
Jan
25
redeemable
$4.40
7%
5
500
39%
A—25
1st preferred
1st pfd series
4.80%
nr
Jan
75 Ma
3,200
Corp of America
Servomechanisms
--
*
600
6
39 Ma
1st
4.36%
Jan
1
Clay
Products
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
Pacific
Apr
U
jan
4M«
93
V
48 Y* Mar
I,250
P
Pacific
5Ma%
3-/4
100
58
Jan
36
Jan
ft Mar'
3,500
56
Oxford
87
100
43/4
Ofokiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.lOs
Opelika Mfg Corp
5
253% Mar
Feb.
293/j Mar
250
7
6%
4%
—7
20Mi
500
1T8
ft
90c
15,700
Servo
Corp.
Co—
,
3 Mi
Jan
36%
Mar
Jan-
^Mar."
15
4% jan
4% Mar/
Feb
/ 3%
—2
Jan,
Apr
5 Ma
Apr
'7% Jan
52,300
24 Mi
Feb
42 Ma
233/4
6,300
16 Ma
Feb
233/4
Apr
233/4
16,700
15%
Jan
'233/4
Apr
6%
*
2 Ma
Apr
; 7% Jan
'*
Apr
R
Ramo
Investment
Co
28%
$1.25
convertible preferred
Real Estate Investment
6,000
16%
9%
800
83/r
21
,v
Apr
Jan
223%
Jan
4%
class
B
.
cumulative
Taylor
International
13 Mb Mar
Apr
21%
Jan
Tel-A-Sign Inc
Teleproinpter Corp
Apr
11%
Jan
Television
'4 Mi
3%
4 M»
17,900
3% Mar
1%
.lMa
523/4
1,070
10 Mi
10%
5,300
20
19
1,000
20 Mi
1,300
1%
-
Feb
453/4
Feb
Apr
12 Mb Mar
19
26
6 Ma
Texas
Oil
Corporation
& Light $4.56
L—
s
»
11,500
8 Ma
.1,100
18%
80
3%
-
\
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.
6
•
4
2,700
18% -20 Ma
14%
19
.18Mb
.2M4
;
1—
28%
Jan
Feb
2 Ma
Jan
ThorncUffe
2
—1
1
8
Mar
Jan
ThbrOfare Markets Inc^.—L——
25c
,
9%
Park
3a/4
Jan
2,700
18%
Feb.
26
240
*73%
Jan
81 Ma
3,800
5%
Feb
*
7
•
Jan
4
Ml.
14 Ma
4 Ma
4 Mi
143/s
,
6%
100
6 Ma
4 Mi
300
4
4%
15
9.500
4Mb
Jan
2,000
14%
Apr
1
Inc
Amer dtfpbsit rets
Amer
,
20%
-
ord registefed—'_£1
Shipyards Corp..—;
——20
preferred-^—100
Jan
Toledo Edison 4Vi%
5
Jan
5 Ma
Feb
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
1—Li—1
Tower'Acceptance Corp class Ab:—:—1
18Ma Jan
Trarrs
*
6 Ma
4,200
13/b Mar
5,700
25%
26
20.M,
5,400
1%
Feb
20%
Apr
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3V4
Jan
10% Mar
14%
Jan
Jan
2,200
0%
Apr
11%
20%
Apr
Apr
31%
Jan
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1,100
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6,200
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Apr
2^200
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Apr
3,900
,
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Jan
lft
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Jan
93/4'jan
Apr
800
7%
26 Mi
89
50
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Mar
4
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Jan
2
21
20 Mi
deposit rrts def registered-—58
7
Jan
Mar
21,.
8 Ma
4,700
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6%
,
Feb
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Mar
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.
4,100
r
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25
33,100
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15 3/a
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5
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3
1%
14%
Textron
Thew
Apr
Co_
2
"
50c
Jan
Jan
Jan"
9%
3,100
13/b
6%
107/a
73/4
7%
1%
Apr
7 Mi Mar
1.200
3%
6%
91%
8 Mi
80%
79 Ma
9
3 Ma
Apr
8,000
23/4
11%
1ft
Apr
19 Ma
2%
•
353/4
14,700
-
8%
91 Ma
Apr
Shovel
8
7%
-
Jan
*
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8
2Va
11%
33/4
63/4
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Mar
Apr
35%
1%
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Thompson-Starrett'Co Inc com
10c
70c convertible preferred.—y——10
4
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»
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pfd
•
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Electronics
,.
L10c
Power
Texstar
34
34
8 Ma
7%
20c
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1
Inc
Tenney Engineering Inc—
Texam
.
2
-33/4
■
1
19,500
223/i
8 Ma
■„
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30c
3,900
6M.
:
.
Inc
6 M2
,5Mi"
19 Ma
:——£1
Roxbury Carpet Company
■
22
1
'
6 Ma
53/4
Mar
2
52%
10 M4 Mar
f
6 Ma
53% Jan
:
Industries
10
—•
—1
—
Jan
11%
L
•
5
Corp
Inc
7%
50%
4—-150
preferred--
600
1%
1
-5
Tampa Electric Co
22,000
10%
1
5
common
8Mb
52 Ma
(I) & Sons Inc class A
A
common
12%
1
Inc.——
i
Jan
12 Mb
Inc
Class
~73/4
:——10
Jan, 3 1965.
Rolls RojtcC Ltd.—'
22 Ma
Talon
19%
—1
Amer dep rets ord regis
Roosevelt Field Inc.——4
Feb
20 Mi Mar
100
—1
Indus
Feb
Feb
Jan
12%
Corp—<_——1
...
30
44%
27
7%
Robinson Technical Products- Inc.. -20c
RochestervGas>& Elec 4% pfd P.—1—100
Raceway
2 1Mb
8%
21
Argentine. Mining Co——4——50c
Ridgeway Corp
•
'—1—1
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
■'
';
Roosevelt
19%
83/4
Rico
Rokeach
Apr
1
Resistoflex^ Corp
to
37 Ma
21 Ma Mar
20%
5o
Remington Arms Co Inc—
Republic Foil Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
Vtc extended
Feb
1,900
3,400
—1
Corp—
Reinsurance Investment
Reis (Robert) & Co
Reliance Insurance Co
Republlc^Thanscon
28
39
24
Technicolor
t.
—
25
28%
37 Ma
22 Ma
t
20
Trust of America
Reda Pump Co
Reeves Soundcraft
28%
37 Ma
22%
1
Rapid-American
Corp..
1
Rath Packing Co
z
—10
Raymond International Inc.:—_—3.33
Reading Tube Corp common
1
' :
Apr
..
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8% Jan .1
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Volume
191
Number 5945
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
EXCHANGE
i<.
Hv,
Week's
Friday
K'W
; „liSTOCKS
V American Stock Exchange
;<
Last
Sale Price
-•
'
"J/':/,- /-'
Trans
Par
Lux
Corp—_
!_i
Transportation Corp of America—'
Range
of Prices
Low
i
9
9'A
700
9%
97/a
9%
True
&
Cable
Co_
23%
Temper Corp—.——
"V/!/ •'
Union
Stock
20%
26'A
24 y8
23 y2
21
Wasatch
Corp debs 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
17%
Apr
Jan
Webb
West Penn Traction 5s
Yards
of
4
Omaha
Jan
22
Jan
19% Mar
27%
Apr
13 y8
Apr
17
Jan
A6s
series
„,10%
Apr
13%
Jan
A6s
series
28%
Jan
ADanzig
Mar
19%
Apr
Asbestos
United
3%
4
lA
lft
*■
45%
44%
6'A
6%
2%
2%
5%
"warrants"!
5
Ltd—
Co
~
United
U
S
Air
U
S
Ceramic
U
S
Foil
U
S
Rubber
Co
Controls
3%
Jan
5%
500
Feb
6
Jan J
3:';. 5
55
5%
'-I——
Apr
178
14%
40
T68
1,400
13
Apr
4%
1,400
4
6
1
Mar
V.
Jan
a
19
10 %
10 y2
39
10%
9%
10%
2,600
9'/2
Apr
7%
7%
7%
1,500
13,900
3%
Feb
3%
Apr
1,200
34 y2
Apr
41%
Apr
35
34 y2
35
100
9%
A
9%
8
8%
13%
13 y8
14%
30,900
ig
16
16%
9,000
2,400
^_5
7%
71/3
7%
90%
68
69%
3
63 '/a
72 '
99%
99%
2
99
99%
15 :
18%
—June-Dec
6
Feb
Jan
36 'A Mar
Feb
8'A
Jan
100
95'A
$120
$157
•
April-Oct
$150
6'/2s
/•'
—
1967
(Prov).
6'/as
stamped
(Republic
(Plan A)
of)—
3s
Jan
2y8s 2C08
1
1997
No par
value,
a Deferred
/
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$90
93
—
$90
'
90
94%
92
$120
—
$63
$60//
$60
r
100
•
100
~1 /■'
100
63%
63%
49%
50
98%
.
3
63%
112
■
"45
$43
delivery transaction
(not included
100
.......
63%
—
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
2s 2012—Jan-July
stamped (Plan A)
•
17%
;v'
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1949
*rr*
•
•
170
$15
v
63%
'
50
40
45
;
in
year's range),
d Ex-interest
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range),
rTransaction 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.
/!•',!
t Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted
during the current week.
Jan
18
Banks—
Feb-Aug
B
*
Feb
;
18%
Aprj
15% Mar
7
Prov
Jan
*
68
June-Aug
Adjustment debentures—
Rio de Janeiro
9 Vb Mar
12 y8
1960
Waterways
Sinking fund
Jan
11%
33%
15
(Par now *)__!
Utah-Idaho Sugar
46%
■
4,400
9'A
i25c
Corp
11% Mar
Jan
34% Mar
36,100
4%
3%
3%
10
2
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2'/as 2008
May -Nov
•Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A 7s
(issue of May 1927) 1947;
May-Nov
A7s (issue of Oct 1S27)
1947——-...April-Oct
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972.J
June-Dec
11% Mar
25c
94%
Jan-July
series
Parana
37 y2
•
94%
1867
Peru
High
98
1951
A
Jan
5%
Jan. I
Low
2
1952
B
series
Jan
Range Sinoe
NO.
_—June-Dec
1974
German State &
A
4%s
Apr
Bonds
Sold
High
99%
1952—-—Jan-July
Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—.
AHanover
Feb
i-
181%
of
5'As
Jan
10 %
Insurance
Marion
'■/ .-7'A Jan
Apr
38 y8
Oil
Inc
Universal
Apr
2%
4%
4%!
;
Corp cl A com.lOc
Universal
5%
1
Corp
Universal
41% Mar
5,200
50c
Universal Consolidated
Container
300
8,900
2%
13
Inc 5s debs
Port
Debt
i:U' 1% Apr
Jan
Friday's
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
7s 1951
German
Jan
45%
1
1
.ri.
Corp..
Universal
Jan
1
B
American
8 Vb
Apr
3% Mar
I'C?'13%
50c
Reclaiming Co
Stores
6y8
6%
;
179
1
Co
class
Feb
;
11,800
14,300
/
v
100
Conditioning Corp
Tile
.
'
10s
Pacific Aluminum
Canal
&
v
or
Bid & Asked
99%
(Germany)
Central Bk
.
;
dep rets ord registered
N
1,600
;
1%
Investing__2.60
&
r.
27
3%
United
RR
200
1
Products.;
J
10%.,
1
Corp
Improvement
Molasses
10 y2
10%
6'A
Elastic
Milk
13%
800
6%
Corp
United
31,900
"6%
Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
Industrial
27%
Last
Sale Price
Jan-July
Jan
500
50c
United
United
Knapp
29
Apr
22
20
United
United
&
27%
4,900
13 y8
.*
Aircraft Products
Universal
22 %
5
i-
United
United
22'A
21
—10
Investment' CO—
Amer
Jan
Period
Low
ABaden
Union
'
10 %
u
:
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Union Gas Co of Canada
United
Feb
9'/2
24
22'A
warrants
1,600
200
'
"
Triangle Conduit
8%
Interest
American Stock Exchange
V
■
Class A common_-______^___^___10c
Tri-Continental
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
Shares
High
9
(Range for Week Ended April 22)
Sales
for Week
§ Reported
in receivership.
used above—"cod," certificates of
deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
"conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "vtc,"
voting-trust certificates;
i." when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Jan
Abbreviations
tive;
Valspar Corp
Van
Norman
Rubber
Industries
!_
7-
400
6%
5
5%
1,700
4%
10'A
12%
24,800
9% Mar
6%
7%
14,100
5%
Jan
y8
5%
6,600
5'/8
Apr
12%
13 %
1,400
11%
U%
800
Vinco
Instrument
Co...
Food
2
Products..
.
?'<■ 5
_25c
Vogt Manufacturing
Vornado
1
!
Co
10%
6%
5%
1
!:
Iron Coal & Coke
Virginia
Vita
(The)
Corporation...
11%
_10c
Jan
6'A
Jan
13%
Jan
9%
Feb
6%
Feb
Below
Mar
13'/a
Apr
on
12 'A
Jan
14
Jan
Apr
Feb
12
•
i
Inc
7'/2
97/8 Mar
5
warrants
-
Victoreen
"w
10% Jan
8% Mar
9%
6%
1
;
-1,100
8%
9'A
1
Vanderbilt Tire &
v
»
11JA Mar
Stock and Bond Averages
the
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled
by Dow-Jones & Co.:
are
-Stocks-
Aircraft
Waco
^Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs
7% preferred——
Waitt & Bond Inc
100
10c
common
preference
Weiman
&
Company Inc
West
West
Western
Products
Development Co——
;■ i'A
30,600
Leaseholds Ltd
82
29
80
360
200
■
4%
American
:
Is
dep rets ord shares
Tablet & Stationery—
30
Feb
29
19
626.40
142.98
20
618.71
142.05
April
21
619.15
142.31
Jan
Apr
4%
3%
4,400
Apr
lii
20 y8
400
18'A
"5%
Jan
23%
Jan
87
3%
83,300
3%
500
%
are
3
Utilities, 8.53;
Feb
Jan
4
28
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
1
White Eagle International Oil Co—10c
-White Stag Mfg Co
1
Wichita River Oil Corp
1
Wlckes (The) Corp....
5
47
Williams
.
Brothers
22
Williams
1
Wilson Brothers common
*
6%
Zale
regular
rets ord
47
22 y4
3,000
Co
500
500
13
14%
3,500
8%
9%
2,800
2%
3%
1,200
20%
Off-Shore
Co
650
28%
Zapata
Petroleum
Corp
10c
8%
Period
,20% Feb
Jan
25
26% Mar
9%
1,550
Industries
29
Apr
14
Delaware
RR—
Western
&
1st
4s
mortgage
Residential
General Builders
6s
4s series
mortgage
A 1st
Apr
30%
Jan
Apr
9}1
Apr
!
'
.
1970
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
Midland
Valley
Jan
3'/2
Bellas
National
Research
5s
5%s
Hess
1984
Jan
1%
20
Mar
24%
National Theatres & Television
5%s
1974
6,600
Mar
8 Vb
Jan
2,200
4'A Apr
4%
4%
Power 3'As
Last
or
Sale Price
5'A Jan
Ohio
due
Sold
Bid & Asked
Jan. 1
•
Low
No.
High
61
45'/2
45'/2
Power
1st
mortgage 3'As
86%
26
$120
C
3'/as
series
D
63%
series
E
F
42%
3%s
-
4'As
4%s
series
series
series
G
25
43%
28%
28%
■
1
ApriJ-Oct
Jan-July
24
'r' '■
liq tr ctfs—
71
71%
}.
81
75
1.
73%
$100
May-Nou
76
—
81
Gas
95
(Calif) 3s 1971
& Electric 3'As 1970
April-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
34
;
472.0
—0.1
521.6
453.4
490.9
494.6
—0.7
544.4
479.9
295.8
294.6
+ 0.4
329.3
237.6*
233.3 *
+ 1.8
237.6
216.1
437.3
435.8
+ 0.3
446.5
414.7
266.0
264.7
+ 0.5
299.7
264.7
Goods
Finance
and Service
•
290.7
High.
Int'l
Railroad
Total
U. S.
Foreign
Bank
Gov't
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
No. of
and Miscel.
Bond
Sales
Mon.
April 18,
3,197,140
$6,554,000
$201,000
$6,755,000
Tues.
April 19
3,082,720
5,019,000
245,000
5,264,000
Wed.
April 20
303,000
6,727,000
April 21
2,689,687
4,824,000
231,400
Fri.
April 22
2,851,780
4,536,000
251,000
5,055,400
4,787,000
14,969,137
$27,537,000
3,147,810
6,424,000
$28,588,400
$1,231,400
99%
Stocks—Number
of
Shares
U.
Railroad
77%
81
;
90
.86
4
$1,000
23,347/350
425,636,000
25,313,300
27,357,000
$1,489,000
28,695,000
508,321,500
$30,184,000
$448,988,150
$533,639,800
Bank
<
and
Industrial
.'.-v
148%
-
117 %
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
87
94%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
86
119%
:
,
98
(No. of
169
Shares)
Bonds
64
.
__
64%
88%
50
93
93
87
75%
85%
$80 %
85%
76
80 %
.79%
...
81
..
97
97
$99'
98%
$97%
104
83%
$87%
V
99%.'
8
.
—
—
.v
'
9
81
83 %
•
3
$123,000
$51,000
114,000
40,000
73,000
14,000
Thur.
1,046,725
931,245
52,000
9,000
61,000
Fri.
April 22
1,120,325
47,000
2,000
49,000
—
78%
Total
154,000
94,000
$7,000
Week Ended
87
1960
96%
104
Bonds—
*"v
of
Shares-
,
87%
83%
87%
...
1959
7,791,030
$409,000
116,000
$629,000
1960
...
81,858,272
...
April 22
1959
160,681,530
government
$8,752,000"*'; $9,407,000
-
537,000
.43,000
603,000
'
53,000
343,000
469,000
$9,632,000
$10,479,000
84%
86%
Foreign
Foreign
.
5,372,165
$532,000
Jan. 1 to
April 22
J
Domestic
100
103%
Stocks—Number
$7,000
$116,000
$409,000
5,372,165
97
97% ■* 99%
97% 103
86
—
90
83%
90
.9
••
103% 104
$87 %
.
$174,000
1,057,440
1,216,430
88
78
2
;
,
'
Bonds
April 18—
April 19—
April 20
April 21
80%
78
4
78%
81
Total
Tues.
Wed.
85
__
$87
Bonds
Bonds
Mon.
61
82
Gov't
Domestio
145
—
Foreign
Corporate
Foreign
Stocks
95
32
24
4,000
•'
92%
87%
-
$4,500
98
101%
$83%.
„
292,625,051
232,499,266
Government
$1,231,400
-73 %
■
—
78%
o
1959
•
S.
International
91%
92 y8
1960
17,799,350
14,969,137
April 22
Bonds—
113
■
2
96%.
$61
Jan. 1 to
1959
1960
127
".V—
119%
—
$83
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Southwestern
391.2
468.7
Goods
81
106%
101%
"i
145
ApriZ-Oct
1982
Gas
468.0
Low
:
538.9
Stocks
77
96
$82
1983
Counties
1960-
High
—0.5
;
.
-Feb-Aug
J
Southern
487.1
21
71
25
94%
$87
Jan-Aug
1970
.
119
96
Feb-Aug
1985
.
_94%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
-
3'As
6
$28,588,400
./
101%
91 %
$80
K
Gas
_
—
Week Ended April 22
16
57
■
$84 %
94%
Feb-Aug
1982.
California
Percent
Change
484.3
Total
5
88%
.
91
_April-Ocf
ApriZ-Oct
1968
3'As
series
Southern
_
432.5
87
«—•
105%
$87%
!Jan-July
series
L
;/..//■
/-
April 8, '60
mmrnm
$16
May-Nou
4%s
series
100.77 Mar 11
t98%„.--j
$45
4%s
5s
for I960
109.3U Jan
Low
-
Mar-Sept
H, 1982
I
High
105.48
32
t42%
1964
1981.
105.75
Shares
49%
7
100
:
1979
April 21—
April. 22
—.
Range
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
90
90
101%
1978
series
5.234:
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
67
82%
65
89
82%
~
1
1976
3%S
3s
106.09
120%
~6
54
1976
series
April 20—
88%
86
85%
86
*
2%S
Low
50
84%
65
ApriZ-Oct
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s 1981—May-Nou
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv debs '62—Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965—___^Mar-Sept
3%s series A 1973
Jan-July
3s
series
B
1973
_.Feb-Aug
subord debs
High
0.0
''
45
81
Rapid American Co 7s debs 1967—
conv
Rails,
Range for 1959
109.60 Aug 4
101.42 Sep 23
106.16
106.29
138
119
1
1964—June-Dec
3'As
1970.
!
Jan-July
Public Service Electric & Gas Co 6s 1998_Jan-July
5%s
3.659;
High
105 Vb
1
85%
86%
106'% 109
Power Co Ltd—
1953 extended to 1963—'
ISt mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power
Closing
404.3
*New
Nippon Electric
6'/2s
Industrials,
-
404.5
Range Since
Bond9
Friday's
110'A 112
112
r-"~
April 19—
Mining
Inc—
1961
divisors:
1
-
Week's Range
108%
!
—
New England
82.83
Utility
Trade,
Jan
6
1976—Jan-July
Corp—
:
debentures
82.87
Transportation
Jan
Aprll-Oct
wi
subord
convertible
82,97
83.42
prices based on the closing prices of the common stock
ending April 15, 1960, for composite and by major industry groups
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the current
year are as follows (1939=100):
Non-Durable
Jan
1%
3,000
6%
ApriZ-Oct
1963—
RR 4s
National
83.02
83.92
83.52
^
Thur.
1963
Western RR 4s
&
79.51
Manufacturing.
'
23%
6
May-Nov
—May
1961—Mar-Sepf
:
79.83
83.92
79.41
•
for week
Durable
21%
1993
B 1993
Corp—
debentures
subord
AGuantanamo
A
series
Mtge Bank-5s
88.56
Composite
Lackawanna of N J Division—
Finland
204.84
April 15, '60
\
•
89.43
.//■:'./
Jan
Feb-Aug
3%s 1978
79.55
daily by usipg HtlJA following
Apr
8%
Jan-July
1973
debs
6s
Chicago Transit Authority
Feb
91
28%
,
Lack
34'A Jan
Apr
fan
5,400
June-Dec
1974
79.82
The SEC index of stock
Jan
1A
AAmer Steel & Pump 4s inc debs 1994—June-Dec
.Appalachian Elec Power 3'As 1970
June-Dec
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998—
Quar-Feb
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970
...June-Dec
Chemoil
5
87
Low
debs
subord
conv
79.82
88.57
April 18—
Jan
l'A
.Interest
American Stock Exchange
5%s
Jan.
20
Friday
BONDS
88.76
.204.51
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Feb
11%
18%
:
Jan
18%
'14'/a
3%
1%
23
6%
4%
206.56
89.06
79.42
Total
Jan
2 '/2
Apr
20%
23,700
90
26
.
Mar
8%
50c
Inc
1%
20%
9
79.96
89.62
/
88.78
Fri,
12'A Jan
8% Apr
2% Feb
15
25%
-•
Bonds
207.64
Thur.
ft Mar
Jan
18'A Mar
1%
15 y4
—
1
,
Zapata
Alsco
Feb
%
19%
•
ities
Wted.
Mar
20
5s
£1
40c
Ltd
Hargreaves
Jewelry
41
1,600
Ltd—
(F W)
preference
Wright
250
%
15
25
Rails
*
Tues.
Jan
2
Woodall Industries Inc
dep
29'/2
88%
25
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%% pfd—100
Wood (John) Industries Ltd—
*
Wood Newspaper Machine
;
1
American
26% Mar
-
20%
5% preferred
Wool worth
175
-
.
"3%
/
40
Rails
Mon."
Jan
•9%
1
& Co
(R C)
37%
13%
Williams-McWilliams Industries ——10
89.72
18.42.
Date—■
Jan
Jan
30 '/a Mar
47
1%
%
Jan
1,400
15
1
Co
30%
ft
-
Util¬
trials
Stocks
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Apr
32 'A
'A Mar
600
4'.
27
Inc
Grade
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averageai
Mar
5% Apr
ft Mar
11,900
A
10
Westmoreland
33%
20
...
compiled
65 stocks,
>
32
33
Coal.
Grade
Jan
33%
; ■ AWestmoreland
10
Indus¬
65
Jan
l'A
Averages
Jan
Apr
1%
-31%
.143.55
Second
10
Jan
2%
3%
%
ities
10
First
Total
1% Jan
93
Feb
3%
"4%
32
*
roads
630.77
18—
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Western
#
trials
April
Jan
79
*
Util¬
April
April
3'/2 Mar
100
20 y8
3%
Rail¬
Date
28'/2 Jan
700
2%;
ll56
5
15
"
-3%
3y8
1
Western
;
1%
1%
Jan
•
Apr
Apr
2% Feb
1% Feb
26,700
2%
pfd.—100
Western
-
3'/a
50c
Inc!i
Utilities 4.40%
Texas
-^27/a
81
Jan
.
20%
29
1.25
1%
Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
.
West Chemical
2%
200
1
Wentworth Manufacturing
-
100
20%
82
series
...—*
-Webster Investors Inc (Del)...—:!i._5
$6
Jan
~2'A
1%
■'
4
75
Mar
"2 %
~3%
Instrument Co.—1
^Webb & Knapp Inc
3
20%
,—30
Precision
600
20
Indus¬
Jan
4% Mar
3%
3%
"2 'A
1
common..
$2 cumulative preferred
Waltham
3%
•
"
700
75
•
Co
5%
4%
4%
-Bonds10
30
corporate
'.
7,000
34
The
(1802)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Friday
Low
Par-
American
Agricultural Chemical
American
Motors
*
1.66%
100
33%
Corp
American
Sugar
Refining
American
Tel
Tel
&
5 %
Wool worth
16%
18
120
16% Mar
23%
60
24% Mar
30%
50
74%
Feb
77%
%
%
100
%
Jan
600
5%
Feb
54%
55%
319
47%
Feb
68%
73%
565
68%
Apr
88
93%
1,701
Street
Ry
Stores
Inc
Co
5
Co
0
Corp
89%
70%
.
1.
Assn
.
20
20%
—100
35%
Chemical
—25
———:—
-2.50
*
Association
Webster
23%
25
Machinery Corp
Co
73%
High
Apr
12%
Apr
56
|
72%
101
Apr
86 Ve
127% Mar
Jan
79%
Apr
103%
Jan
54%
62
45%
Feb
56 Ve
Jan
65
65%
62
59 % Mar
66
Apr
61
61
58
62
Feb
6.25
54%
54%
1998
74%
102
25% Mar
30%
200
Apr
Detroit Stock
Jan
11%
Jan
12%
Apr
1,000
6c
Feb
10c
Jan
20%
20
&
2,606
19%
Jan
21% Mar
35%
36%
,1,574
Mar
37%
141
43% Mar
•53%
13%
13%
219
12%
Apr
16%
Jan
28
100
24
Feb
29 %
Feb
48%
240
38
Mar
48 %
Apr
-
364
v
Corp
——
'
-100
Co
_6.25
_
55
'
■
Friday
STOCKS
Last
'
Sale Price
'■
V'-j
Par
ACF
Wrigley
Allen
Metal
Buell
Die
Machine
&
78
58% Mar
1,340
32 % Mar
36%
Jan
Chrysler
22%
23%
1,880
22%
Apr
31%
Jan
Consolidated Paper
Apr
64
Jan
62%
Jan
51
780
53 %
54 %
33
34%
75
53%
55%
Jan
50%
85
.y
32%
Mar
49% Mar
101
26% Mar
41
Jan
36%
Jan
79%
Consumers
—10
56%
Jan
20
_
48%
Davidson
Bros
_1
.
Carey Manufacturing
Champion Paper
38%
17
-10
'•
—
•
—
—
17
50
21
22
31%
31%
1
32
33%
241
High
Jan
49%
14
;
•
130
22
Apr
28%
Jan
20
192
20
Apr
27%
Jan
3%
Jan
■
j—
2%
200
2% Mar
33%
1,454
29% Mar
35
54 Vb
1,520
50%
Apr
70%
13%
13%
450
13 Vb
Apr
15%
Feb
55%
1,179
53%
Jan
56
Feb
■
205
9%
Apr
11%
Jan
4%
Feb
V
9%
"5%
.
pfd
100
Milling
Orl
New
&
5
Bearings
Co
5
—
Trailer
Apr
42%
Jan
605
18
Apr
25%
Jan
34
700
31% Mar
38%
Jan
29%
170
28
Mar.
39%
72%
2,155
70
Mar
92%
Jan
25%
26
-1
.—
5%
6,925
19 Vb
70 Vb
•
1,881
42%
34
29%
-
5%
41%
29%
3
-
Jan
Jan
Hall
Apr
17
14%
Great
26
2,177
25%
30
Feb
40% Mar
,
Apr
Pac
Telephone
Cincinnati Transit
Eagle
21%
Lock
Hurd
&
6%
Jan
55%
Jan
2%
373
2% Mar
3%
Jan
2%
520
2%
Apr
3%
Jan
1%
561
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
12%
11%
12%
493
5
—
10 VB
9%
IOVb
1,020
Feb
.
30%
Feb
34%
Feb
32
Apr
42%
Jan
30%
Feb
34% Mar
Lansing Stamping
Jan
83'A Mar
Masco
Screw
Products
38%
Feb
Parke
Davis
&
97
Feb
Rickel
91%
Apr
Rockwell
Rudy
Kresge Co (S S)
Kysor Heater
1-3%
—
1
—
4
10% Mar
7
255
31 Vb
v
31%
13
16%
765
V
Feb
—12.50
82%
60
77%
32
20
31% Mar
96
96
90%
25
95
187
'
8%
5
30 %
Feb
22%
23%
195
66%
87% Mar
25
65
"—10
23
8%
30 %
301
150
6%
Jan
8%
Apr
29% Mar
35 %
Corp
Printing com
Apr
58% Mar
28%
Jan
66%
Apr
34%
506
30%
Feb
36% Mar
Vinco
94%
99%
1,143
81%
Feb
99'A Mar
Walker
Unlisted
15
4%
7
29%
59
38%
Apr
41 %
1
34%
32%
Jan
/ 16%
Apr
Can
American
9%
9%
51
9%
13%
Motors
31%
15',
31%
Apr
39
20
90
18%
Apr
25%
40%
78
39% Mar
43%
10
& Tel
Co
51%
Tobacco
52%
85
48 % Mar
58 %
27
29%
541
22% Mar
29%
88
96 %
1,297
79%
Jan
96 %
107%
25
107
107
50
103
Feb
51%
53 %
107
50
Mar
67
61%
60
61%
361
59"% Mar
77
1
20%
20%
20%
128
20% Mar
23%
3
12%
13
70
12%
Feb
15%
13
15%
15%
50
14%
Jan
16%
Jan
Apr
57%*Jan
Hamilton
*
Steel
44%
5
63%
*
—;
Ohio
Electric.
46 %
95
44%
23%
56
23
Apr
32 %
63%
618
42%
Jan
63%
Products,.
Wright
Dayton Power & Light
Jan
Allied
51%
52%
130
51% Mar
70%
Jan
Allis
4%
4%
30
Apr
4%
Feb
Aluminium
4%
Stores
75
36% Mar
41%
Jan
Aluminum
19%
196
19% Mar
20%
Jan
American Airlines
42%
42%
29
39%
Feb
42%
48
48%
50
47
21
21
22
49%
50
19 %
19%
10
92 %
25
88
109% 114%
67
210
210% 218%
92%
211
87
*
68-
67
178
"204
American
of
Co
70%
General Motors—'
55%
Jan
31%
Jan
51%
Jan
American
Can
Apr
25 %
Jan
American
Cyanamid Co
98%
Jan
American Investment Co
265%
Jan
American
Mach
Motors
17%
85% Mar
210%
95
"
Apr
Feb
114%
Apr
American
Rad
American
Steel
Jan
93
Feb
American
Tel
41%
Apr
53%
Jan
American
Tobacco
84% Mar
99%
Jan
83
44%
44%
47
21%
21%
21%
40%
585
11
43% Mar
56%
21%
Apr
Feb
64%
125
42
65
%
55
32%
Armco
89 %
62Ve Mar
Apr
Tel
Corp (Un)
Company (Un)
Louisiana
19
20%
15
15%
15
15%
15%
High
62
25
Apr
32%
Jan
800
18 Vb
Feb
23%
Jan
2,000
15%
52% Mar
13%
Feb
17%
Jan
•
200 \
Jan
4
14%
Jan
9%
9%
9%
850
" : 9 %
Apr
13 Vb
Jan
39%
39%
39%
100
39%
Apr
53 %
Jan
52%
51%
52%
600
49
13%
13%
200
12% Mar
16%
Jan
31%
31%
33%
1,500
31%
Apr
39%
Jan
29%
29%
32 Vb
1,600
29%
Apr
35 Vb
Jan
93%
92%
97%
18%
18%
19%,
35%
33%
35%
800
26% Mar
35%
Apr
40
%
40
41%
3,100
39% Mar
43%
Jan
52%
51
52%
2,900
100
47% Mar
58
Jan
—
w
•
*
.
16%' Jan
Mar
Feb
58
Steel
Corp
Jan
Armour
Apr
43%
Feb
Ashland
Feb*
46%
Jan
41%
40%
42%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Common
i
50
40%
Apr
54%
Jan
45%
45%
84
45
Feb
52%
Jan
61
62%
118
56 %
Feb
66%
Jan
50%
50%
40
46
Jan
50 %
Apr
34%
Jan
100
29% Mar
75
94'A Apr
23%
1
23% Mar
14 Ve
75
30
96
23%
13%
13%
33 %c
40
41%
110
5
44
45
80
41 Ve Mar
30%
30%
20
30 %
30%
Ve
109
31 Ve
5%
&
Co
Oil
B T L
Jan
Jan
Bailey Selbrn Oil & Gas class
Apr
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
47%
Jan
38%
Jan
Apr
Bastian-Blessing
Belden
Gossett
79
Feb
64 'A
Apr
43
Mar
48'A
Jan
Bethlehem
23%
25%
166
23%
Apr
37%
Jan
Binks
49%
49%
50
44%
Feb
50%
Jan
Boeing
41%
42%
70
40 Ve Mar
55'A
Jan
Booth
38%
37 V8
38 %
97
36% Mar
42%
Jan
Borg-Warner
48
21%
21%
39 Ve
11—25
7
48
21%
40%
96
20
247
100
39%
43%
39 Ve
20
42%
44 %
747
40
44% Mar
21%
35 %
53 %
19%
Jan
49%
Jan
63
Apr
16,800
22%
Feb
5
14%
14%
14%
30%
30%
32%
900
30%
Apr
37%
90
OQ
96%
16,000
80
Jan
96%
Apr
300
104
Feb
108'A
Jan
54%
Apr
Jan
%
107%
100
,
106% 107%
54
34
34
54%
'
29% Feb
.16 ' : Feb
13% Mar
35%
■:
Feb
40%
39 % Mar
44%
Jan
42%
50%
Jan
Apr
400
53%
Apr
.
33% Mar
43
52%
51%
54
1,400
49%
Apr
68
33%
33%
800
31%
Feb
35.
Jan
60 %
60%
61
600
60
76%
Jan
Mar*
34%
32%
34%
1,800*
A
20%
20%
20%
600
23%
23%
24%
3,000
9%
1,400
9%
Jan
100
22 %
Jan
10
1
9%
9%
32%
Apr
20
Feb
„
41%
Jan
Feb
23%
27%
23% Mar
,
Jan
Jan
9% Mar
25
25
35%
35%
35%
100
35% Mar
41%
Jan
13
12%
13%
1,800
12% Mar
15%
Jan
42%
42%
100
35%
46
6 ft
300
Steel
Airplane
13
6VV
14%
*
Corp
15
81
81
46%
46%
48
15%
15%
16%
65
Brach
Apr
.
&
26% Mar
66%
5
pi
1%
(E
50
-
-
83
Feb
50
300
63 %
Apr
17% Mar
74
Feb
1%
600
46 %
2,300
41
24%
24%
40%
J)—
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
Budd Company
Burlington Industries (Un)
_*
130
130
1%
Jan
Mar
.
1%
Feb
Jan
45
Apr
57%
Jan
300
27%
39%
77
Jan
Apr
45
23%
17
Feb
40%
27%
Jan
40%
45
39%
Feb
8% Mar
14%
15%
40%
0
Mar
,
300
8
5
6
Jan
2,200
o
—;
Corp
Sons
400
1
(Un)
Corp
14%
2
Manufacturing Co
Fisheries
_1
10
,j.
Aviation
Corp
Benguet Consolidated Inc (Un)
Jan
•
300
Jan
33%
Jan
26
Co
Co
Bendix
Jan
Apr
A
(Un)
Manufacturing Co
&
Apr
•
Feb
400
29%
15
16%
42%
50C
17%
62%
J3
41%
Jan
57%
Southern
18%
60
—10
13% Mar
49%
1
Socony Mobil Oil-
.
27
4
34%
59%
23%
Jan
18%
10
Corp.
42 %
Industries
Roebuck
..
25%. Jan
Jan
15
62
64
preferred
Corp
Atlantic Refining Co
Avco Corporation
35
Regis Paper
107
27%
_fl
common
Products
%
59%
64%
(111)
Refining
&
non-cum
Athey
Bell
,
,
Apr
10
(Un)
38%
5
18%
50
38%
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
83 Vb Mar
..
62%
20
25
10
900
2,100
2.50
Gas
62
30
For footnotes, see page 42.
1,400
54%
38%
94%
Standard Brands
25%
25
39%
»
Standard Oil of Indiana
Standard Oil (N J)
25
(Un)
38%
94 %
Ry
Sperry Rand-—
25
33%
38%
♦
Oil
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
200
1
—
38%
5
.
■
High
57%
Co
Viscose
Anaconda
42
Feb
5
Central
only
Sales
57
common
American
Jan
20
New
&
39%
5
Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi-Cola
Phillips Petrol
transactions
Jan
29%
(Un)
2
Register
Feb
Week's
Low
1
1
Ward-
;
15%
3.50
5
:
Lead
Oil
Feb
1.66%
;
Foundries
70%
Jan
132
64%
(111)
Stand San
Apr
93%
Dist
Sinclair
&
Feb
43%
Natl
St
15%
57
10
Corp
25%
%
5
Schenley
205
Shares
12.50
(Un)
& Fdry
68%
88%
Dairy
Sears
(Un)
61%
41
Natl
Pure
Co
20
89%
*
Monsanto Chemical
Y
15%
Feb
1
Theatres (Un)
298
42%
—
Mead Corp
N
Feb
Broadcasting-Paramount
Apr
Mar
72%
1%
Harvester—
National
Feb
9%
1
20 % Mar
Arkansas
Cash
24%
Jan
for Week
10
46
25%
3
Montgomery
Apr
5%
Range
3
(Un)
68%
1
Greyhound
National
12%
135
1
America
25%
5
_B
;
1,109
6%
Apr
1
Dynamics
Co
14%!
1
38%
19%
2.50
General Electric
Martin
24%
•
38%
10
Trailer—
L
Feb
1
Ltd
19%
5
Eastman Kodak
and
22 Vb
of Prices
50c
Corp
Chalmers
Mfg
38%
5
-
Federated Department
Ford Motor____.
1
J
Jan
222
—1
(U11)
American
Intl
Apr
3% Mar
Jan
■
Exchange
round-lot
the
50c
Paper
1
1
'
of
1
Laboratories
69%
1
Du Pont
General
Jan
Mar
12%
10
Co
Alleghany Corp (Un)
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
59% Mar
7
—
Steel
Fruehauf
Apr
7% Mar
10% Mar
5
common
Corp
265
1
Curtiss
Dow Chemical
1%
45%
38
Last
Advance Ross Electronics Corp
Akron
Brass
Mfg
Apr
44%
Steel
Admiral
Jan
58%
Acme
Laboratories
63%
63%
5
Corn
Detroit
■
Par
Abbott
10
.
System
compilation
Jan
-Jan
1
So
15%
2Vb
33
Sale Price
63%
2
Colgate-Palmolive
&
v-
STOCKS
_25
Ohio
Gas
6%
Friday
Allied
Columbus
common.
'
Jan
<
23
8
Airplane-
Columbia
24
Midwest Stock
Jan
_
Chesapeake &
Chrysler Corp
Clopay Corp
Company
A
Jan
Ashland Oil
Boeing
475
12%
—
'■
——-1
—:
Apr
10
Brunswick-Ealke
-10
.—
—
•
&
Apr
90
50
Bethlehem
10%
24
24
Jan
27%
33 %
Steel
Lima
Corporation
Jan
Apr
Armco
Baldwin
10%
--
10
Jan
40 %
166%
Corp
—1
Jan
18%
31%.
Anaconda
Avco
420
1,340
4
Jan
31%
Cyanamid
American
2%
35%
Jan
Jan
36% Mar
-
v
Jan
12.50
American
2%
v1'
—
1 Vb
3%
4,201
4,870
35%
—
—5
Jan
28% Mar
1
10
.,
Airlines
American
38%
iii—2
.-
Corp——
1,800
7Vb
45%
Mar
"r
Jan
Stocks
Mfg
American
American Tel
38%
29 %
*
Co
Standard
Studebaker-Packard
34
95
——
&
W)
•
•
1%
6'A
43 Vb
*
Scotten Dillon
34%
—_1
Alleghany
Chalmers
1%
7
1
Manufacturing
2
common.
—1
Co
Apr
29% Mar
Jan
22 %
(H
1
Gamble
&
Rapid-Amer
Allis
82%
32
90
——
National
Art
Procter
S
675
Feb
10%
Jan
3 Vb
1,136
16
10
;;
———
■
Feb
_5
Mfg_.
5 Vb
43% Mar
2%
2%
—
—
_
261,
8,854
1%
_1
—
Chemical—_iiii—1
&
5%
46 V8
45
Apr
i
5p
——.
Kroger
U
•—
——
100
pfd
Picher
Gibson
'
33%
33
Jan
2%
45
—
Oil
Lamp
5%
-1.66%
»
Paige
Lakes
1
•—
'
10
Machine
Tex
Cincinnati
Diamond
33%
Jan
4%
.
■
,
8.50
common———
Jan
18%
41%
'
Gas
Jan
22
9%
■
1
Corporation
Motor
Graham
Range Since Jan. 1
512
..I1L
20
__
Corp
General Motors Corp
Goebel Brewing
Low
21
•
Brewing
Shares
49%
Jan
4
55
r
—1
—
Detroit Edison
Gar Wood Industries
-
v.''-: :■
High
47'A
15%
Feb
t
for Week
Range
of Prices
2%
2%
.
i~zz—i
Motors——.
High:
12% Mar
51%
♦
common
1,695
32%
32%
..
i
Power
Continental
Feb
Feb
Sales
Week's
5
210
3%
Apr
72
46%
718
.
14%
20
■
Corp. 1.
Low
22
.
—_1
Burroughs Corporation
34%
Range Since Jan. 1
.
High
'3%
22
5
—
Shares
14%
•
*3%
1—1
Products
Company
—'I-:
—1
.
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
-1
._.
57%
54%
Mar
Exchange
Range
Sale Price
Par
Stores-
Electric
American
;
I
28%
Low
.
American Laundry
Balcrank
Inc
;
'
34 %
27
'• Last
■;
•j, ;v
Jan
35
$6,000
Week's
Friday
;
STOCKS
Jan
49%
75
50
Mining Co—_
Railroad
Elec
4%s
Jan
8c
7c
54%
53%
5
common
T
4%
Jan
148
136
Jan
100
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Cine
Jan
73% Mar
Jan
500
*
Jan
100 Vb
Fruehauf
Cincinnati
Jan
24
indebted to the firm of W. E. HUTTON & CO for the
transmission
of these Cincinnati prices.
are
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Cincinnati
Jan
.23%
21% Mar
137
135% 137 '' •••"■
—10
Transit
Jan
Ford
Burger
72%
■
82
W)
(F
Ex-Cell-O
'•
98
79%
r
56
Co
Mass
'
22%
79%
Elec
28%
Inc
34%
Refin
,
22 Ve
-———16%
Detroit Steel
.
150
Apr
45%
—
Torrington Co
Westinghouse
59%
We
Budd
Stone
Fruit
12%
8%
60%
93%
28
13%
10
—25
Co—
Shawmut
•
/
•
Steel
Cincinnati
Jan
48%
5
RR
28 %
12
v
1
Companies
Rexall Drug Co_
74%
_4
1
84% Mar
73
72
76%
27%
--
Corp
Racing
Mining
.
..——1
.
8
7
*
.1
Cement
Pennsylvania
.
13%
48
Feb
Mathieson
■
57
BONDS
Jan
76%
Copper
Rubber
S
Jan
26%
76%
Co
&
20%
26%
5
——
Smelt
Wtstinghouse
—100.
corn—100
100...
Co
England Electric System
New England Tel & Tel Co
S
Jan
.
Fuel Associates -com—10.,
&
United Shoe
Low
48%
Jan
Service
Vermont
58%
J
Jan
New
U
Apr
48%
Narragansett
S
50%
28%
Gillette Co
U
300
Jan
Electric
United
Range Since Jan. 1
High
13
Union Carbide
Apr
40% Mar
adjust
&
Apr
62 %
25
National
Quincy
Texaco
96%
2d0
Motor
Olin
Feb
Jan
Feb
21"%
Ford
National
31
79%
59%
43 %
Mass
Star
26 % Mar
21%
First
Lone
165
51 %
-.
preferred——
Kennecott
61%
Shares
48
—
344
96%
for Week
LOW
—10
Oil
Sunray
7,328
27%
88
60%
41%
Inc__
Co
Range
General
26%
61
(Ohio
Sales
Range
of Prices
Apr
10
Hecla
Eastern Gas
Eastern
29%
29%
50%
Service
4%%
22 % Mar
26
—*
Pers
Copper
3,510
Oil
Studebaker-Packard
Jan
27%
Prop
Boston
&
30%
205
89%
_
High
Apr
27%
V>
Btandard
25
Edison
Calumet
Low
High
27%
27%
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
Co
Boston
Cities
com
for Week
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Monday, April 25, 1960
.
Week's
*"
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
STOCKS
Week's
Friday
.
(Range for Week Ended April 22)
Boston Stock Exchange
"
.
38%
Feb
42
Apr
500
23%
Apr
32%
Jan
700
;
26%
Jan
27%
Feb
1,500
39%
Apr
48'A
100
130
Apr
148
Jan
Feb
•
62%
58
63%
B
19%
19%
20%
600
19%
Apr
27%
Jan
1
19%
19
19%
2,000
18%
Apr
23%
Jan
8,800
49%
Feb
83 Vb
Apr
Volume
191
Number
5945
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Chronicle
Financial
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
'
'
"
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
^
Par
X v-'-V
Calumet
Hecla
&
_______
Inc
Corp
Central
33%
333/s
33%
400
41%
41%
10
243/4
8%
333/4
1
183/8
26
7%
333/4
18%
53%
23%
17
.
Col*
17
24%
10
10
155
IH25
Conv
Jan
8% Apr
35% Mar
18% Mar
Motor
class
Muter
Corp
203/4 Jan
National
Cash
Apr
National
Lead
28%
Jan
New
59% Mar
69 3/8
Jan
North
16
23 'A
Jan
Northern
Illinois Gas Co
York
Register
Co
American
Apr
29%
Jan
Northern
Indiana
Public
Apr
15%
Jan
Northern
Natural
Gaa
Pacific
40
149
Mar
Jan
Northern
5,300
51
Apr
71%
Jan
Northern States
preferred
4% %
Coleman
200
31
Feb
34Va
Apr
Northwest
41
Mar
483/e
Jan
Northwest
1
42%
Bancorporation
42%
42%
1,000
39% Mar
491/4
100
88%
88%
88%
200
82
Jan
143/4
15
150
13%
Jan
22
223/4
400
22.
Apr
193/8
193/4
4,000
5
System
Gas
Natural
Container
Controls
57 3/8
59
2,900
5b % Mar
59
Apr
273/8
273/a
100
26% Mar
29%
Jan
46
46
46
200
435/4 Mar
48'/a
of
55%
55%
300
53%
561/4
Jan
*
America
Crucible
26%
26%
2,200
42%
300
42
93/4
93/4
400
America
of
Co
5
323/4
25
America
Jan
24
42%
1
5
_
Steel
26%
lo
Corp
Co
Crane
Mar
29
Jan
Jan
461/4
Jan
Apr
95/4
11%
Jan
300
333/8
32%
Apr
>.41%
Jan
54%
100
545/4
Apr
64%
Jan
21
213/4
500
21
Apr
293/4
Jan
20%
203/4
22
1,200
20%
Apr
31%
Jan
42
l
54%
21
12.50
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
Oak
Manufacturing
Detroit
Co
42
400
48
Feb
1
common
Edison
Co
(Un)_.
Du
Laboratories
Mont
El
'
Radio
&
Railroad
Fairbanks
(Un)
Ohio
Edison
Flour
Ford
Motor
1,500
94 %
Jan
115
Apr
Apr
18
Jan
Apr
13%
Jan
30
800
11
2,300
25%
95/8
300
100
241/4
Feb
26%
Apr
300
26%
Apr
29
Jan
33
Apr
39
Feb
8
Foods
General
'TO
7%
400
63/4
Jan
1,900
Oil
(Un)
Co
V
68 5/4
Apr
1
Owens-Illinois
Pacific
Pan
Gas
Corp
2
Electric
&
American World Airways (Un)
Paramount
Pictures
New
Peabody Coal Co
Pennsylvania RR
Tire
Genesco
Glidden
Co
Goldblatt
(W
Granite
City
&
H)
,
Revlon
Oil
Heller
Reynolds
Hibbard
Rlchman
Hupp
A;
8%
Apr
Jan
Illinois
Central
200
60%
Feb
83/s
800
8%
Apr
3%
1,500
2%
Jan
16
70
42%
14
1,200
100
Inland
Steel
,
Interlake
47
65% Mar
:
Apr
415/a
Jan
Bears
Jan
Bheaffer
Class
A)
Mar
8
Jan
Shell
Sinclair
Oil
Jan
Socony Mobil Oil
Feb
43% Mar
55%
Jan
Southern Pacific Co
800
22% Mar
23%
70"% Mar
87
Apr
Co
Printing
Lytton's
(Henry
Marshall
Martin
Merck
Field
(The)
A
Co
32%
451/,
44%
Apr
Jan
1,100
43
57%
33
1,300
27%
Feb
38
Apr
45%
1,400
41% Mar
48
Jan
Mar
27
27%
160
27
29
Jan
44%
45%
400
42 '/a Mar
30%
45%
30 Vb
31
Apr
800
30 Vb
Apr
39%
Jan
453/4
45%
45%
100
42%
Jan
48% Mar
1,300
_
Apr
741/,
77%
59%
Jan
77%
413/4
Apr
700
40
Apr
523/4
Jan
60%
60%
200
603%
Apr
783/4
Jan
59
56%
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Co "•
Co
8.50
Co
Cliff's
Cleveland
Electric
&
Gas
Service
Cities
Corp__
10
(Minnesota)
Cincinnati
Car
24"%
173
100
5
RR
700
54
51%.
44
6%
"5
IIIIIII"•
(Un)_
Central
200
W
40%
700
60%
5
___
53%
Mar
20%
600
46
11
Apr
;.,y.
600
42%
^—1—IIIIsoc
Jan
,
21%
16
22%
200
—5
.
Company
Nachman
Low
451/,
Specialties—
A—
51
300
:
,
Muskegon
Range Since Jan.
High
21%
40 3/4
—3
155
153
52
10
Jan
Apr
311/4
? : 100
253A
■
411/4
41%
Shares
453/4
•
(Un)___"
for Week
403/4
—I
Inc
Sales
Range
of Prices
LOW
--
;
(Un)
(Phillip) & Co
Feb
Feb
10
17
Morris
Week's
,Last
Montgomery Ward & Co
32% Mar
Feb
'■■■
Monsanto Chemical
40%
200
'• i■'
i
Friday ■*'
Manufacturing Co_——.
Motorola
Apr
,
Modine
Apr
5%
,
63%
•
24%
*
Tewel Co common
Corp
63%
2U Mar
27%
29%
23%
63%
■;v
Jan
243A
53%
1
Mar
263/8
400
V
18%
.
1
v
Par
54,600
,
V
25
com
i
.
Sale Price
Jan
26
Apr
24 3/8 Mar
900
8%
34
Jan
2
600
25
34%
22 % Mar
7,400
27%
South Shore &; 80 Bend-.12.50
Chicago
22 5/a
100
2%
-2.50
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry
Chrysler
300
22%
2
26%
Corp
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
Chicago
24
22%
»
preferred—
convertible
.
High
,
Mar
23%
2%
26%
Champlin Oil & Refining common
$3
.
50
Corp
&
Chemetron
Low
22%
X
50c
Brewing Corp
South West
Centlivre
'
STOCKS
29
10
common
-preferred
Celanese Corp of America (Un)
(Range for Week Ended April 22)
-
'•
Range Since Jan. 1
300
33%
25
—
.
\
24
5
;
Sales
High
32%
V'
■
—30c
4 % %
■
"I-..
.12.50
——_
Export Gas Ltd
Canadian Pacific (Un)
Canadian
Carrier
Low
5
(Un)
Burton-Dixie Corp
Burroughs Corp
1
■
for Week
Sale Price
'
■
Youngstown
Zenith
Sheet
Radio
Corp
&
Tube
101% 103
1,300
104% Mar
95%
Feb
137%
Jan
112
Jan
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
36
.
.
Monday, April 25, 1960
.
(1804)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended April 22)
Friday
Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock
Last
(Un)
Stores Inc
Corp
—
ACP Wrigley
Admiral
Aeco
A
Corp
Industries
J
Corp
Allegheny
(Un)
common
(Un) —
Chemical Corp
Warrants
Allied
American
American
American
American
American
American
American
American
American
American
American
American
Viscose
Co
Tobacco
wi
(Un)
new
Corp
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
71
Jan
18%
19
2,300
18%
Apr
25%
Jan
21%
21%
200
21%
Apr
28%
Jan
34%
'■v. 600
Mar
34%
(Un)
Oil
41%
600
General
Motors
Pacific
550
25
52%
500
11%
12%
1,100
8
8
Jan
Oil
Tire
Northern
Apr
Western
63
Apr
Greyhound
1,300
400
27%
27
29%
12,800
22y4 Mar
44 */a
44 %
44 %
400
42% Mar
15
15
300
88%
96
5,200
54%
200
29 %
13% Mar
16
Jan
96
Apr
Apr
54%
Apr
33% Mar
43%
31
42
34%
35%
400
31
35%
14,900
51%
51%
54
700
50
34%
34%
100
32 y8
Apr
33%
34%
400
61
100
Jan
34%
76%
Feb
Aircraft
1,100
32%
Apr
20%
100
20%
Feb
22%
24 Va
2,200
300
23% Mar
35% Mar
27%
36%
Hupp
1
4% Mar
100
6%
Imperial
Apr
2%
Jan
Inland
Feb
15%
Jan
International Harvester
12%
100
14% Mar
17 y8
Jan
33%
200
33% Mar
42 y2
Jan
Interstate
8
200
Jan
Jade
8%
Apr
73c
Mar
Johns-Manville
Feb
Jan
76 y4
Feb
Jones
57%
Feb
78 y2
Apr
15 */8
400
12 y2
Apr
16 y2
Apr
Kaiser
Laughlin
&
Industries
&
Light
43
45
1,200
38%
Jan
49 y2
Feb
Kansas
66 *4
100
66 %
Apr
73%
Feb
Kennecott
1 %
iy4
700
iy4
Jan
iy2
44%
46
1,200
44%
Apr
571/4
Jan
Lehman
Kern
Jan
9
700
23
25
1,000
Apr
32%
Jan
Leslie
3%
3%
5,000
3%
Apr
4%
Jan
46%
46 %
46%
25,100
43%
Jan
46%
Apr
40%
40%
600
29%
30
1,900
8%
8%
23
Apr
Power
Lone
Apr
M J M
Theatres
Cement
Star
fe M Oil Co
400
19%
Jan
24 y2
30%
400
27%
Apr
30%
Apr
Macy
21
100
19y8 Mar
21
Apr
Magnavox
27%
600
24 y4 Mar
27%
&
8%
8*/a
100
12%
13%
800
8*4
12%
(R H)
& Co
Apr
McKesson
Apr
12%
Jan
Meier
Apr
21%
Jan
Menasco
Frank
&
Mfg
Co
Co
Petroleum
Co Inc
&
Preferred
1
Corp
Records
&
Deere
Desilu
Co
8
400
23
41 %
.
.
1,100
300
19%
2,900
15%
100
20c
20c
com
20c
1,000
19 y8 Mar
10% Mar
35 y4
Jan
4414
Jan
20%
Jan
13%
Jan
16% Mar
20c
Feb
25c
Jan
56%
Feb
64%
Apr
300
53%
Jan
55%
Jan
41%
41%
42%
300
41%
Apr
47 y2
Jan
9%
9%
300
9%
Apr
liy4
Jan
47%
47%
100
47
48
49%
300
47 y8
4%
-
4%
300
43
4%
44%
1,300
89 %
20
21
21%
200
9%
9%
100
89%
"
•
21
20%
20%
21%
600
1.40
1.40
1.40
1,500
50c
(Un)—
_
(Un)
River
Apr
Apr
-Apr
54%
Jan
55
Jan
6
Jan,
52%
Jan
86%
Feb
89% Mar
21
Apr
2914
Jan
Apr
12
Jan
9%
20 y4 Mar
1.35
17%
Jan
Jan
30%
Jan
1.50 Mar
Power
Montana
Inc
Mt
Diablo
Nafi
Natus
New
N
Oil
Norris
29%
Apr
42
400
47%
Feb
12 %
200
12y8
Feb
14
Jan
Oahu
17%
17 %
800
15% Mar
19
Jan
37%
100
33% Mar
45%
Jan
30%
32
1,300
29
Mar
39%
Jan
Pacific
29%
Apr
41%
Feb
Pacific
Pacific
Jan
5*4%
10
Apr
5 c/c
red
Emerson
Radio
&
Co
Oil Co Ltd
24%
500
9%
10
4,100
110%
115
200
31%
31%
33
2,300
46%
46%
46%
5
(Un)
22%
22%
18
19%
19%
100
4
50c
19%
22%
600
22%
Feb
24%
Jan
2,000
17
Jan
20%
18% Mar
Jan
.
Corp
For footnotes, see page 42.
Jan
38%
Mar
3,500
34c
Feb
46c
Jan
Mar
37% Mar
40%
Jan
900
34%
Jan
45*4
Apr
100
,42*4
44
100
15 y4
Apr
Apr
17%
Feb
300
6*4
Apr
8*4
Jan
1.900
1.85
Jan
2.20
100
v
;
Jan
400
73% Mar
85*4
100
15%
18%
Feb
Apr
Feb
35
Jan
500
17% Mar
21%
Jan
100
30*/a Mar
32%
Feb
27
84
.
.
-
Apr
8%
Apr
27*4
42y8
400
41*4
Apr
55
26V4
26*4
200
21%
Jan
26*4
45%
45*4
300
12%
12%
100
171
171
100
4*4
4
4*/a
200
3%
Apr
38
37%
39
1,400
13%
Jan
55 V2
55'4
27%
100
27%
100
30»/8
30*4
500
30
•
__
30%
9*4
.
8%
5*4
1,700
4*4
53*/a
44 V« Mar
14*4
11% Mar
147
„
171
Feb
4%
Apr
Jan
Feb
Jan
Apr
Jan
Apr
Mar
Jan
39
Apr
50'/a Mar
27*4
55*4
Apr
Apr
28%
Jan
Mar
35 y8
Apr
Apr
12%
9%
5%
1,500
8 Va
400
5*4
16% Mar
Jan
Jan
7
Jan
24
Mar
18 V4
.
34%
18c
18*4
20*4
20*4
200
20
Jan
20%
Jan
22%
20*4
.
100
23*4
200
22*4 Mar
31%
Jan
34%
34*4
200
34 Vb Mar
35%
Jan
20c
69,000
15c
1.45
1.60
1,100
32%
2,500
1
33
15c
1.45
24c
Jan
Mar
1.90 Mar
Apr
31
Mar
40%
Jan
Jan
—
6%
__
34
250
32
Mar
36*4
24%
130
24
Jan
24*4
Feb
40%
28%
33
24%
„
42*4
200
40%
Apr
47%
Jan
27%
29*4
1,200
25% Mar
30%
Jan
20%
20%
22*4
Jan
20%
50
6
6%
16,500
33
333/9
4,200
Apr
7%
Jan
Apr
38%
Jan
5*4 Mar
32*4
16%
16%
17
700
16*4 Mar
18%
Jan
8
39%
39Vb
39%
200
36% Mar
40%
Apr
25
63*4
63
63%
2,200
60%
Feb
64*4 Mar
25
30%
30%
30%
900
29*4
Jan
30% Mar
25
27*4
27 'A
27*4
900
Jan
Jan
25
100
25
Mar
27%
Jan
25
900
23*/b
Jan
25*4
Apr
22*4
100
21*4
Jan
22*4
22*4
22*4
100
20%
Feb
22*4 Mar
62
100
56%
Apr
69*4
4*4
25
27%
25
62
__
25
24*4
22*4
25
4%
1,800
4*4
Feb
46%
47%
1,700
26*4
25
&
Apr
24%
8
Jan
12%
Feb
Pacific Tel
Apr
4%
Feb
Packard-Bell
Gas
& Tel
__•
Feb
Jan
93%
Apr
3*4
Apr
4*4
Jan
Development—33*4c
2.75
2.75
500
2.60 Mar
4*4
Jan
200
16% Mar
20
Jan
Pan
200
29
34%
Jan
Paramount
36%
100
36%
47
Jan
Parke
26%
26%
5,200
26% Mar
29%
Jan
Pennsylvania RR Co
36 %
200
33%
Feb
37%
Apr
Pepsi-Cola
Apr
Pictures
1
Corp
13
300
12%
16%
Jan
11%
300
1.1 %
Apr
13%
Jan
Pfizer
700
46% Mar
56 y4
Jan
2,100
31%
800
1
17%
1714
17%
68%
73 %
92 y4
Jan
18
18%
19%
Jan
5iy4 Mar
77%
Apr
Phillips Petroleum
Puget Sound P &
26
25%
26
2,500
25% Mar
32*4
Jan
Apr
38%
Jan
22%
Jan
Apr
1,700
17
Mar
l
43%
437/9
200
42
Jan
43
451/4
600
37% Mar
45*4
Apr
13%
13%
100
Jan
42
300
13% Mar
34% Mar
17'/a
40*4
42
Apr
7% Apr
26% Mar
33%
Jan
Mar
57%
Jan
10
Co
74
"76
1,500
2,300
17% Mar
74
13*4
9% Mar
26% Mar
30
•
(Un)
70i/4
Phelps Dodge Corp
Philco Corp (Un)
Feb
1,000
29*4
30
33*/3C
50%
30
12
28*4
31
(Un)
(Un)
(Un»
11%
Apr
11
28*4
50c
(Un)
49%
68%
11
14 2/7
cap
11%
2,500
Jafl
85*4
19 %
"
51%
20
common
Co
5% Mar
46% Mar
100
Corp
American World Airways
Co
47*4
Jan
3*4
Electric
Davis &
.
93%
29%
Aor
1
3*4
18%
Mar
__
93%
49%
j_
30%
36
29% Mar
__
io
-
25% Mar
1
36%
1
300
400
5
common
,_l
\
Jan
27%
20
Airlines^
36%
~~o
15%
31*4
preferred
3%
22 y8
'
—
Friden Inc —,——
Fruehauf Trailer Co
Feb
:
Apr
__
__1
5
Co
Dairies
Pacific Lighting
29%
13
Apr
Jan
21
Apr
5
Petroleums Ltd
(The)
Jan
81
57% Jan
34
2
Pacific
Corp
12%
Apr
31%
1.60
Inc
Industries
Pacific
Feb
2.50
Chem
9%
Feb
Mar
31*4
10
Oil
Ltd
1
Co
Pacific
100
Motor
Indemnity
Jan
100
Ford
Pacific
72c
1,100
Foremost
Jan
Jan
11
&
(Un)
-
50c
3%
Corp
common..-
;
2.100
22%
Mach
200
l
1st pfd
red 1st pfd
55c
3%
Fluor
Jan
26%
12%
•
(Un)
red
52c
10%
Food
Jan
62
Apr
_25
Northern
22%
Flying Tiger Line Inc
(Un)_
pfd__
$4.75
26%
11*4
89%
Jan
26% Mar
10
•
preferred
preferred—
1st
Pacific
5
Apr
Apr
Apr
25%
(Un)
1
preferred
Jan
o
9 *4
5214
27
1
Aggregates
Products
Jan
(Un)
Jan
120
1
&
38%
Corp
28*4
200
26*4
(Uni_4__5
1st
4.36%
20%
10%
Co
la6
Apr
52%
22%
Flintkote
Apr
41 y4
1
C as & Elect/% common
4.50%
Apr
l
Firstamerica
25*4
100
20c
18
~~
Jan
400
....
—
1
(Un)
Apr.
*
Jan
55
400
•
:
Railway
Apr
~_i
[~5
Apr
99 */8
Feb
__
„
25
13*4
Products
36
Apr
49*4
34
18%
32%
6 */8
27y4
—
*
Clay
Apr
46%
Invest
29%
(Un)_
31*4 Mar
75 y#
26%
32%
1
500
Federal-Mogul-Bower-Bearings
100
600
34
18*4
32%
5 *4
34
•.
1
100
1
Jan
15%
27
3
(Un>___
Power
13 %
common
Jan
16%
26%
26%
——*
(Un)
31%
52c
Jan
53%
85%
15%
27
1
30%
1
88
Mar
11 */a Mar
44
15y4
2
(Un)
13%
«
Apr
300
2.05,
5
Chem
10
class A
Paper
115
100
1
Corp
Jan
33 y8
Fairbanks
Whitney
Fargo Oils Ltd
Fibreboard
94%
27% Mar
Factor (Max) & Co class A
Fedders
Apr
6% Mar
&
(Un)_5
Phonograph
Emporium Cap well Co
Exeter
22%
9%
5
Corp
55*4
62% Mar
40
45*4
.
Petroleum
1st
5%
22 %
l
Co
Jan
40
40
4114
1
Cement
29%
& Share
Jan
1,100
40
_*
Co
22 y2
50c
Specialty
Feb
2.80
1,600
39c
44'
com'(Un)_*
Company
Lines—
Sugar Co Ltd
Oil
Ohio
6%
Products
45%
Apr
19*4
Apr
79%
1.95
(Un)
Co
Occiden-al
37%
41% Mar
Jan
Electronic
300
42 */8
2.00
36c
—
10
Corporations
98 y8
Electric Bond
100
Feb
18*4 Mar
32'/a
36c
—
1
Northrop
86% Mar
Electrical
300
14 */8
—
,
Pacific
100
(Un)
3,300
100
—
1
Northern
92%
Co
Feb
15%
28*4
38%
__
preferred
92%
Auto-Lite
108
2,700
6*4
...
American
5*4 (/c
5
Electric
97% Mar
Jan
100
6*4
Co
North
12%
_3
100
2314
25c
:
American Aviation
Dow Chemical Co
Gas
Jan
15%
27%
38%
—
North
Jan
Natural
50
500
6*4
Inc
Co
Niagara-Mohawk
Nordon Corp Ltd
11%
Paso
Jan
43% Mar
100
15 V4
Corp
8ya Mar
El
43%
55
10
;
England Electric System
41%
lo
Apr
9%
81.
9%
44
15V4
(Un)
Central RR Co
Y
1,500
(Un)
40 %
21 %
—16%c
Theatres Inc
National
9%
Co
60c
800
—
*
1
Natomas Company
9%
Kodak
Jan
Apr
600
26%
—_1
(Un)
City
9%
Eastman
1.50 Mar
31*4
40c
1,900
22*4
18
(Un)._i
Distillers
1
B)_
Feb
26*4 Mar
77*4
5
—
Co
National
3,700
(Allen
73
Corp—•—;10
Industries
^.1
National
31%
Inc
75
.4
(Un)
Biscuit
National
29%
Lab
9%
—
10c
Corporation
29%
Industries
55
914
81
9%
Fuel
Chemical
Motorola
41%
2,300
25*4
—
__
1
Montgomery Ward & Co (Un)
Montrose
•
DuMont
—1
1
—
Co
Chemical
Douglas Aircraft Co—
Douglas Oil Co of Calif
Dresser
62c
100
40*4 40%
44%
45
107*4 107*4
40 4214
19 19'A
2.00
2.10
55*4 55*4
64% 6514
44 45%
11%- 12*4
36
36
7514 75%
52
52
10c
:
Monogram Precision
Monolith Portland Cement
17%
•
—
—5
Light
Develop Co
27%
1_1
2.50
2.50
Productions
29%
4%
43
Mar
&
Power
29%
10
Inc
Dominguez Oil Fields Co
Apr
300
1
(Un)
Inc
Productions
7% Mar
22 y8
37% Mar
55%
1
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp class B_'_L
Disney
Jan
15%
12.50
—
Co
Decca
Jan
48'/a
2
Curtiss-Wright
Cypress
Abbey
71%
Mar
64%
*
*
(Un)
Co
Apr
41
■■
1
.
51
100
19%
5
Crucible Steel Co of Amer (Un)
Publishing
1,300
8
._1
(Un)
Co
Zellerbach Corp common
Curtis
54
42%
55%
(Un)——I
Co
Mississippi
64%
Oil
Oil
Jan
20
55%
Continental
Products
Jan
24V8
62%
100
22 %
-1
5
Crestmont
69 y4
Mar-
200
21
*
(Un)
Crown
Apr
Mission
63
40%
10
Corn
Minnesota
Monsanto
1
—
7
25
,
(Un)
Utilities
South
31% Mar
Apr
51%
Consolidated Edison Co of N Y (Un)—♦
Co
28
Apr
•
„
—
*
Merritt-Chapman & Scott (Un)___12.50
3%
42%
19%
—
44
11%
40%
21
22%
—
19 V4
2.05-
5
(Un)
Merck
62%
:
Motors
—
Merchants
(Un)
1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Uni—
25
Chicago Milw St Paul RR com (Un)_*
Chrysler Corp
_
25
Cities Service Co (Un)
10
Continental
*
Jan
100
(Un)
~
Jan
28
Continental Can Co
45c
41c
43c
—
31*4
28
(Un)
100
3,500
—.
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Co
57,600
27 V2
34
Apr
Middle
Power
1.25
27 *4
24%
Jan
Mining
1.10
—
28% Mar
Jan
Savage
121
400
Apr
Consumers
Jan
700
5y2
<
Feb
13 */8
25 %
41 Ya
Gould, &
53
Jan
29 %
40 %
Chollar
Jan
9%
•
Inc
Feb
Consolidated
42*4
800
50c
—5
common
29% Mar
*
Feb
200
39%
1
2.95
11%
1
32%
.
Jan
27 y8 Mar
44 *4
29
System—:—2.50
Columbia Gas System (Un) com
10
Commercial Solvents (Un)
1
Apr
10% Mar
37%
Mar
10%
10
Inc
100
Iron
34
4414
common
Robbins
100
&
8% Mar
10%
24%
Columbia Broadcasting
__
•
Co (Un)
26%
51%
19% Mar
44*4
(Un)
22%
21
Vought Aircraft
21 */8
—*
(Un)
700
Fuel
Jan
(Un)
(Un)
Co
(P)
3%
Corp
Apr
2.55
__
15*4 Mar
•
30%
39%
Apr
20%
(Un)
31%
Colorado
Feb
Jan
1
3%
Clary
27%
36*4
10
31%
Chance
Jan
27% Mar
2.50
1
(Un)—
23
100
(Un)
22%
"
1
_5
Corp
Corp
200
800
2.50
(Un)—,
Aircraft Corp
Lorillard
Gotham Inc—
25%
30 Va
1,500
Loew's
Apr
Pasco
25%
29%
__
23
2.70
Jan
Jan
Instruments
Feb
23%
Apr
7%
de
20
2.70
Lockheed
23%
Cerro
100
20%
Jan
i
Chadbourn
21%
100
Jan
Jan
Cenco
Apr
21%
34
48
Mar
1
Jan
50%
34
35%
7
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
Corp of America
53%
Mar
68% Mar
Apr
\
Celanese
Apr
39
300
29*4
18
(Un)
44%
100
1014
39% Mar
300
Co
Jan
400
9%
(Un)
Copper
Corp
400
&
3%
2% Mar
45
'
54%
McNeill & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)
Lithium Corp of America Inc—1
Litton
Industries
Inc
i
8%
I)
Jan
Apr
Salt Co
19%
(J
Jan
47*4
Feb
Libby,
7%
Case
Jan
85
39
County Land Co
3%
13
60c
Apr
Jan
10
24%
26%
Apr
36% Mar
50%
com—33'4c
4
(Un) _—_—8.75
Corp
19 %
(Un)
40c
72
50%
Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp
8%
(Un)—
300
2V4
44%
1
(Un)
Steel com
64*4
19%
Railway
2%
2*4
Jan
63
Corp
42c
5
Inc
t 500
44%
—3%
300
Budget Finance Plan common——50c
Burlington Industries Inc (Un).
1
Pacific
39*4
100
Jan
Jan
3%
100
(Un)
200
27%
Airline
Tel
&
200
Feb
Capital
38
-
25%
23%
Apr
2% Mar
100
Co__
77
Apr
Canadian
'
38
'
4,000
72
16
2,000
(Un)
12%
21
'
40c
72
—
100
40c
40c
400
1,000
2%
18
(Un)
Canada
Tel
Fower
66%
5
1%
25
1
12.50
•
*
22% Mar
'
17%
2%
16'/a
24 *4
16
2214
10c
76
19%
J
22%
'
Jan
63
—J
52C
49%
(Un)
Jan
50c
500
Corp
Apr
2.50
19%
54y4
Oil
5,200
Dry
72*4
50c
Corp
common
of
Co
International
14%
7%
Co
Nickel
63 */8
California Packing Corp
Jan
2.10 Mar
63
Western
Steel
20%
Canada
14*4 Mar
60
600
17%
—
CO—
52c
22%
400
300
2.25
1
76%
5.50
14%
72%
10
2y8
1,800
Cement
19%
Co
Apr
54*4
Corp
Ideal
57%
Ink
Jan
57
__
(Un)
Idaho Maryland Mines
62
California
Apr
79*4
Feb
17%
;
(Un>
Jan
45
—,————
capital
Jan
19%
Company
28%
Apr
43*4
2.20
1
Jan
63 14
Bud1
Apr
59*4
300
14%
1
74%
30
27*4
800
72%
2 1/12
(Un)___
41%
7%
Corp
(Un)—,—,—5
Stores Inc
5
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
*
1,900
-
7Va
Co
Corp
Oil
Corp
14%
Borg-Warner
Apr
Apr
29%
—
33%
Broadway-Hale
Feb
23%
87
__
1
(Un)___
Co
Honolulu
Int'l
1
15
Jan
70% Mar
___8%
Corp.—.
Electronics
Oil
Holly
-2
5
.
(Un),
Com_
22%
Jan
Jan
33%
36%
44%
57
Apr
1
Pineapple
Powder
Corp
Hoffman
Jan
23%
52c
1,200
28%
*
(Un)
Engr
Hilton Hotels
Jan
Mar
20%
900
300
87
62%
1
:
(Un)
Corp
(Un)
Hiller
Feb
32%
13%
23%
'
43% Mar
37
3
Hercules
35 y8 Mar
42
5%
55%
41*4
Jan
200
72%
•
:.
Financial
Aircraft
Hertz
Jan
Jan
60
2%
Rubber
Hawaiian
Mar
67%
Mar
3iy8
61
5%
5,900
38
-
27*4
10
Ry common
Corp
47
38
Feb
80
53%
Oil
Gulf
Jan
Apr
59V2
10c
(Un)__
Corp
Grumman
Apr
53%
10%
81V4
_1
—.
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)
50 y8 Mar
1,500
54%
1
Co
&
Great
12
—
5
(Un)
Brewing Co...
Good Humor Co of Calif
Goodyear
Jan
Jan
'
99l/8
19%
1
Gobel
(B F)
53%
Jan
_1
:
(The)
Goodrich
Apr
85 Va
28y2
83y3
Products
Alden
41*4
23'4
•
—80c
^
_4
Corp
Gladding McBean & Co
Glen
29% Mar
Apr
900
45 -
23%
1
Co
Co
Jan
63
12%
Getty
Gillette
Gladden
14%
10%
%;
High
400
-
.2.50
(Un)
22
43
45*4
(Un)__lQ
(Un)
300
93y2
10%
*
(Un)
w
Great
9%
60
5
common
22%
41 y2
12
& Electronics
15 % Mar
9%
23%
Low
92*4
1%
common
Utilities
Apr
11%
41V2
5
Corp
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Jan
100
Jan
Corp
Telephone
New
(Un)
General Tire & Rubber Co
Jan
57%
47% Mar
Public
General
Gen
Jan
26
39% Mar
26
51
Co
General
Jan
43%
40 %
25%
34
Range Since Jan. 1
High
22
__
Exploration Co of California—1
8
(Un)
(Un)
Co
27
25 %
.—P 1
—
General
Apr
53%
Low
1
Electric
Jan
35 %
54
Shares
5
General Dynamics Corp
Jap
102 %
29%
40 3 s
*
Corp
Apr
Apr
5
,
54%
40
Feb
Apr
—1
——
(Un)
Corp
Bishop Oil Company.
Boeing Airplane Co
Borden
31%
32%
Co
Steel
Chica
47%
1,000
Mar
(Un)
RR
Benguet Cons Inc
Bolsa
400
32
63
—
(Un)
Aviation
Bethlehem
7%
50%
87
14%
Howell
Jan
Co
General
Jan
10
Apr
100
(Un)—13
—100
Barker
Bros
Corp
5
Barnhart-Morrow Consolidated
1
Beckman Instrument Inc
1
Beech
Aircraft
Corp
1
Aircraft
13%
7
2%
Ohio
&
9% Mar
300
34
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
Bendix
300
300
13%
Bell
Jan
1,300
3
Bell
1,200
9%
7%
Controls
General
Mar
Jan
4%
63
(Un)
&
39c
10,000
18%
Co (Un)—
Oil Corp (Un)
Corp
Baltimore
Feb
30c
5 %
93
.
Mfg
26C
20%
21%
50
10
Arkansas Louisana Gas (Un)
2.50
Armco Steel Corp
(Un)
10
Armour & Co (111)
(Un)
5
Ashland Oil & Refining
(Un)
1
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (Un)—10
Atlantic Refining Co
(Un)
10
Atlas
Corp
(Un)
1
Avco
Jan
31%
Anderson-Prichard
Warrants
23%
63
*
(The)
Anaconda
Feb
29%
25
Corp
Ampex
18
800
92%
29%
1
50c
Foundry——3.50
Motors Corp (Un)
1.66%
Smelting & Refining (Un)__*
Standard Sanitary (Un)
5
Tel & Tel Co
33%
American
Jan
7
Inc
Machine &
American
Jan
15%
31%
MARC
American
51%
5
31%
(Un)
Airlines Inc com (Un)
1
Bosch Arma Corp (Un)
2
Bdcast-Para Theatres (Un) 1
Can Co (Un)
—12.50
Cement Corp. pfd (Un)
25
Cyanamid Co (Un)
—10
Electronics Inc
1
& Foreign Power (Un)
*
American
Mar
12% Mar
49%
-9
10
capital
Petroleum
Amerada
47
100
9%
5
—
(Un)
Mfg Co (Un)
Aluminium Limited
Aluminum Co of America (Un)—
100
14 %
27c
1
Allis-Chalmers
High
47%
19 %
28c
1U°
f
—
High
Low
Low
47%
14%
Par
--25
2.50
(Un)
Industries
ACP
for Week
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Range
of Prices
Par
for Week
Range
*
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
STOCKS
Pepsi-Cola
United Bottlers
(Chas) & Co Inc (Un)
-
__
42
1
8
7%
8
1
29%
29%
30*4
800
44%
46
7,300
44
27%
12.50
__
4,100
46 *4 Mar
10
Jan
32*4
3
33%
1,200
38*4
Apr
44%
45%
900
41*4 Mar
47%
Jan
24%
24%
900
22% Mar
29%
Jan
30%
3134
900
30 y2
38 Va
Jan
Feb
'
Pure
Oil
Co
T_-
(Un)—
5
:
3
5
45*4
„
Apr
Volume 191
'Numfcer 5945
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.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1805);
OUT-OP-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's"
Radio Corp
Last
of America (Un)_____
By Equip & Realty Go_—-
Rayonier Inc
t—
;
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Rexall
Drug
&
Ranch
_5
40%
Oil
453/a
44%
48%
r,v. 1,300
38
59
57%
59
300
53
"
a
5
63%
1
Co_—
21 %
20%
1
1.00
13%
39%
39%
16%
16%
(Un)—
39%
Oil
Calif
Co
(Un)-
Edison
Co
Southern
20%
23
49%
49%
50
Co
13%
;
13%
8%
35%
39%
Bperry-Rand
20%
20%
V.';*1 41
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57
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Spiegel Inc
29%
29%
43%
42%
com_
:
19%
19%
"
24%
21
36
Apr
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Atlantic
City Electric
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
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Budd
Company
Mar
20%
800"
28%
Feb
4%
21%
•9%
400*
32%
34%
21
300
9%
,
31%
Jan
21%
Finance
of:;Californla—6>/4
(Indiana)—
Standard
Co
Oil
Standard
Stanley
Oil
of
(Un)_-
.*—7
Corp
(Un)
Drug
Class
Apr
Ian
Ford
Mar
Inc
33
32%
28%
33% ;
700.
31%
.7.200
60%
60%
50Vz
50%
50%
10
13 y2
127/B
14%
28
28
28
Motor
common
(Un)
Suburban
Gas
:
:
—.—I
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil (Un)
International
___1
46 %
,
Apr
Apr
23%
Jan
General
Apr
Gimbel
:25
,
Apr.
Apr
26
12%
•
Apr
General
,Jan
>;
38%
Petroleum
i
Martin
Jan
Merck
Jan
Mergenthaler
547/0
Telautograph
Texaco
Texas
Mar
42%
Jan
Apr
47% Mar
52
3%
3%
3%
12% Mar
24>A
9% Mar
1,800
Perfect
Jan
Gulf
Transmission
Sulphur
Inc
8%
15
•
29%
Apr
24%
17%
-•
Jan
common
9V2
7%
Apr
36%
2,300
33%
Jan
74%
2,400
72 Va Mar
86 %
10Q
30 V*
32
l7%
500
16% Mar
—.—50c
22
....
..
31%
Co
Co.
-
Feb
23
500
20%
Feb
24%
56
59
600
47
Feb
59
26 %
26
900
26
Tidewater
Tlshman
Oil. common——
—
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Realty & Construction Co
Transamerica
Corp
Warrants
Union
(Un)
Union
Oil
Union
Co
United
Aircraft
United
Fruit
United
United
Lines
Gas
Park
S
S
Plywood
S
Rubber
500
34%
34%
200
34% Mar
3874
common
Oil
22%
200
,22 Vb Mar
26 V2
36%
36%
200
30% Mar
37%
34%
34%
300
31%
Jan
34%
40'A
;39%
"33^8 Mar
.41%
—__
Western
64
17%
44%
49
Apr
50%
Jan
Apr
93 Vb.
Jan
19 Va
Jan
Mar
183/a
Jan
Apr
50Apr
131
477/4'
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17% Mar
56 Vb
Jan
55%
Feb
25'%
Jan
17
6,349
42 Vz
50 y4
25
22%
22 Vz
100
22 Vz
20
20
150
18% Mar
17%
17%
865
17
38%
39%
201
36 Va
r
83%
8574
:
63%
6374
; 50%
,
-
•
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Washington
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387/a
833/4
Gas
Light
Jan
Apr
44 Vz
Feb
309
73% Mar
84%
J 110
59% Mar
63 74
Apr
Apr
; Feb
29 Vz
369
30%
Jan
26%
27,"
2,592
25 3/e
Jan
27yB
Feb
13%
14
4,696
13 y4 Mar
17J/e
Jan
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42%
55
39% Mar
45 74. Jan
3474 Jan
52 y4
Apr
Jan
49 V*
•
50 Vz
10
8%
25
31%
47%
52 y4
305
483/4
50%
4,973
47 y4
Apr
51 Va
8%
9%
5,954
7%
Jan
/ 9%
313/8
333/4
1,411
26%
Feb
38 y4
283/4
29
1,025
2674
Feb
29
Mar
17%
17%
1774
172
17 Vb Mar
20
Jan
38
37%
38
966
36
38%
Apr
13%
13%
13%
501
13%
Apr
81 Vz
79%
82
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1,186
72
Feb
82%
Apr
23%
23%
100'
22%
Feb
24%
Jan
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9,833
60%
Jan
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Mar
; _•
543/4
533/4
55
23%
23%
23%
617
49%
50%
328
49%
7%
■,'■,7%
733
46%
48y2
46 y4
477/8
13.50
47%
•
.
r
47% Mar
46 V*
363
Apr
37'/8
Jan
400
32 '/8
Apr
40 y2
Jan
23
23%
600
23
Apr
307/8
30%
1,600
29%
Apr
/, 32%
Jan
8%
9%
1,400
8%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel-.
Apr
liy4
Jan
Apollo
1
.
STOCKS
/
Jan
6%
6%
200
-2%
2%
400
2y2.Apr
4V8
1
Apr
1 %
Apr
6%
Apr
7
Jan
1
11
11
11
'48%
48%
10Q
44'A Mar
54 y8
54%
200
53 :; Mar
79%
81%
1,200
79'A
Apr
103
1,000
34 V4 Mar
41
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Par
453/a Mar
Low
397/8
Jan
' 79'A
34%
v;
,
111
109%
—
100
200
72 %
2,100
13%
42 %
Jan
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,
Jan
63%
42%
49
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30'A
40%
,
1.30
■,
46
-
22%
111
./
46
51%
30'A"
500
28
Feb
33
100
39%
Jan
42
Jan
3,100
1.55
13,900
.23
1,000
%
500
%
,
1.30
4174
137
39 y4
Apr
9
9J/4
1,629
8ya
Jan
Co
-
Apr
35%
Jan
Seeberg
Apr
%
Apr
United
Jan
700
17%
Feb
19 %
200
16%
Apr
Apr
19 Vb Mar
200
44%
55%
Refractories
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9
223/8
2274
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3674
236
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80
42%
42%
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.
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Apr
36% Apr
56V2 Jan
10
35
Feb
26
335
66
173/8
60
-
1 6
6
35Vz
-
37V8
-
-
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130
1974
21 Vb
190
V
19%
80
1%
453
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193
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Range
Shares
Abltlbl Power &
Paper common—
Ajgoma Steel
Low
37 74
.
..
34 Vb
2874
——
pfd-50
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd-u_
—50
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%%, .pfd-4- .—U50
.i-—50
common—-—.
Asbestos Corp
Par
:
39%
Bank
of
—25
Jan
Bank of Nova Scotia
3974
Jan
Banque
3374
Jan
30
5,280
177
...
39Vz
25
28>/4 Mar
Mar
48 Vz
43 Vz
Apr
457
37
41
Mar
48 Vz
49
300
47
Mar
49
.Jan
.28%
/-30
251
27
Mar
35%
a24 a2474
*
885
130
Bathnrst.
Apr
52
Apr
48%
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Power
;
40
'
2074
Jan
Feb
2174 Mar
>
Jan
•
Jan
Jan
55%
4674 Mar
Jan
{(
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Bell
5%%
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preferred
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Low
al8
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Low
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173/4
18
50
1774
115
—
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High
1
Jan
19
173/4
Apr
19%
Jan
Jan
;
-
preferred
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238
50%
49!/2
50%
3,495
4774 Mar
55 A
Jan
10
6274
62
64
225
60 Vz Mar
7iy4
Jan
36
35%!
35% Mar
41
Jan
Feb
42
Jan
360
41
41
28
28
260
44Vz
44XA
44%
11,013
50
-
Jan
Bowaters
Brazilian Traction Light & Power—•
:
43
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pfd
36
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36
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140
166
4574
55
5,075
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23y4 Mar
/ 4274
*
41 Vz
1,300
65
Mar
50
28
Mersey
for Week
—*
class A
Paper
Paper
■
/
Sales
Range
l_10
1—
(Canada)
B
Telephone
Bowater
•
&
"Week's
of Prices
'
50
> 26y4
:
Jan
27/8
3174
10
4174
32 y4 Mar
43%
22y8
'
10
Montreal
35 y8 Mar
2,080
49 y2
Last
25
:
National
2,681
43
3£%
High
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35
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.
see page 42.
Low
Bailey Selburn 5% pfd
574%
preferred
-
39
'
49%
24 Vz
Ltd
28%
'
43
Since Jan. 1
Range
High
3 7 74
3474
"•
Friday
*
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Par
" "
Dollars
Last
25'/8 Jan
l-J.-ii
Sales
Week's
Jan
8Vb Jan
;/
l»/2 Apr
2674 Mar
.
22% Jan
7l/8 Feb
38y2
(Range for "Week Ended April 22)
Montreal Stock Exchange
Shown
/
-
lSTs Mar
1%
273/4
54y2
"
197b
Apr
/ Jan
—
Apr
80*4 Jan
6y8 Apr
197/e Mar
634
'
Jan
':v4
32y2 Mar
'
1
6
215
Apr
15
;
Apr
1774
610
Jan
45
980
28
v
10
6.25
Feb
46
20'%
3
-1
—
2374
3274
—
1
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp (new)
-•
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2174 Mar
/
4
1774
6
1
1
L
17%
6
Jan
Jan
,
69
66
Jan
10y2
523/4
12% Mar/
37's Jan
374
66
5
5
;
3 74
10
Corp
Chemical
__
12.50
:
-
-
5
Engineering & Foundry Co-
Glass
—
♦
:
7% Mar
585
36%
.;
7.50
Reymer & Bros
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Screw & Bolt Corp of America
%
18%
Walker
(Joseph)
22 Va
17 V2
High
56y2
Apr
39%
Jan
45%
18
39%
40
2.45
45%
:
90
10
Apr
17%
■
Sale Price
footnotes,
Jan
'y : '/'/
Low
40
175
Corp————
Pittsburgh Brewing common
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Plymouth Oil Corp
Jan
40 Va
51%
High
39%
8%
Natco
Apr
Apr
40 ./.Jan
-
17%
STOCKS
For
y4
Range Since Jan. 1
774
—
-
Steels
Jan
.
8
Home
Apr
Apr
22%
;/l
Friday
Atlas
48
■;
Shares
5
Harbison
Jan
Feb
Sales
for Week ;
-
of Prices
/ '
1
Inc
I'
:
Range
-
Sale Price
Jan
35
Week's
Last
;
1
Industries
Friday
r
•
Blaw-Knox
v
48%
2.50
preferred
Jan
Jan
54
Apr
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
Duquesne Light Co
5
Equitable Gas Co
1.
8.50
Jan
10
■.
Jan
200
1
-
•
•.
-
.
$2.90
Jan
774
Pittsburgh Stock .Exchange
r/y,////-/
16y8 Mar
CANADIAN MARKETS
Argus Corp Ltd
Jan
55%
Feb
589
Apr
25 Va
•
Apr
7
Apr
1874
22% Mar
493/4
common
33%
Apr
Mar
"
%
••
19%
,v* '.jr
4 Va
Vv
Mar
1374
—1
25%
;
25c
Canada
Feb
24
26%
_5
j
500
26%
r—•
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum Co of
Apr
50
•
29%
1
..
common
,
Apr
69%
I2l50
28%
-
—1
Prices
Jan
23% Mar
—•
& French Lab
13
"
(Un)
797
Co—
28 Va
8%
'
Ry Co
2,423
isy4
•
100
—2.50
Telegraph
Jan
73% Mar
52»/4 Mar
200
73%
Co
900
•
—6.25
Dept Stores
Pacific
Union
49%
—50
2,400
"
Western
49%
1
27
1
—;
Western
71 Va
12y4
9% Apr
64% Feb
213/4 Mar
/: ■" 325
/ 68%
Co
40 %
.10
Inc-i—
64
—1
common
32%
_1———1 /' •"
Lines
Power
.13%
28%
—
Air
60%
20
Jan
-10
Washington Water Power......
//;:
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1.30
Rights
884 /
/ 366
"
Jan
30%
16%
Equipment... Co.-"--—
23
Corp—.———3
'26%
5
i_-
22y8
"
w-17%
17/8
16%C
—
—
-13%
26%
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w
22%
1
L
Apr
(Un)__
Associates
176
'
/
Jan
Jan
Apr
34%
common.—1
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Apr
73%
10
28
54%
5%; Mar
.'22 %
:
)Un>
51
71%
—10c
—
United Gas Improvement
29 % Mar *
Feb
36%
8.50
Corp• couilnori—
Match
Western
3%
22%
^
Inc
Cons
Victor
__1
51%
-9%
54
9%
71%
52,
Apr
Jan
T
_•
common—1-1
.
Jan
Jan
10
,
Jan
8 74
% Mar
:■!
Jersey Gas Co_
Oil
"United
Jan
1,900
4%
—-5
Corp—„;—-:
Universal
New
—
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Corp
common
Universal
Varian
21%
27
4%
—•
"•*
Industries
U
Steel
'__
Sun
'
U
S
Apr
24% Mar
26 %
-4%
_10-
City Mines Co
U
U
100
12.50
(Un)_
preferred
V|'
18%
-25
-
——
Corp
Warrants ''
United
Corp
Industrial
Convertible
18%
18%
16%
19% Apr
3
Smith Kline
Jan
-10
(Un)
Inc—
Co
24
*—
,
-
1
;
Air
r
Co
Sugar
United
'
/
26%
__
Film (Un)
Calif—i
of
20 % Mar
21
1
(Un)—IT—
Pacific Ry
Union
700
20%
Jan
313/4
45
1
Inc
Paper
South
Jan
2
.
Century-Fox
Electric Co
31
50c
,
Trico Oil & Gas Co
Twentieth
Apr
20 V\
_1
Tri-Continental Corp (Un)—
•
<
3 9 ye
Jan
1,331
■// 507
44%
Scranton-Spring Brook Wat Serv
Apr
26%
Jan
-
600
18
Corn
8cott
Feb
59
1
34ya
2874
(,•
1»188? /'
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Chemicals
Mfg
Apr
5
v—a—-—;
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20%
vtc—
Inc
Electric
Jan
Thriftimart
96%
49%
50 y4
Reading Co
Jan
.
Jan
19%
/——5
Public Service Electric & Gas
Mar
18%
Feb
79%
48
—1.66%
i
Linotype
Potomac
Jan
37
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc
Inc
y
7%
713/8
common
Co
Photo
Philco
4% Mar
72%
31%
,
—5
(Un)
100"
8%
Feb
-17 %
72%
Corp__p_
Co
3%
35%
35%
.——25
^
601
5
Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co
,17% Jan
25 ye Mar
21% Mar
&
Pennsalt
"
,
Jan
823/4
,
338
2
-
Pennsylvania Power & Light—
-Pennsylvania RR
;
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Jan
700
1
Transmission
(Unl
Gas
Texas
Textron
Corp
Gas
Inc
7%
,
2,191
///".
15%
Jan
30
42%
14% Jan
7% Mar
12,480
37j/4
15
-—10
—
—
—1_
Progress
Tennessee
36%
"
High
Apr,
67% Mar
585
Bait—
Inc
(The)
44
100
1,400
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
,
307/a
•''
Jan
22%
110%
'
Jan
11%
at
Resistance
Fund
50»/2
65
22
Amer
Watch
Apr
28%
4,000,
—;
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Motors Corp
Apr
39% Mar
90
60 y4
Co
Co-
International
51% Jan
32%
10 %
1
'
/
;
Jan
56% Mar
:V;
/
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19 'a
.25
——
Brothers
Hamilton
Feb
1,500
22'%
1
•
.
Feb
/./;" Dow
30%/ 31%
t
1.80
Dairies
42%
200
(Un)j—:_5
/ '37
5
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non-voting-
Foremost
48'A
100
.
-Jan
91%
"
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7
41% Mar
1,100
7 3,100 .'
.
28%
5
Issued
Sunset
44
48%" 48'A
1
Co__
Studeoakei-Packard
When
40%,
42%
43%
-
10,200-
—10
Chemical
Sterling
43%
—_/_5
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Stauffer
42%
40%
.(Ohio)/(Un)-—:.i_—'-10
Warner
Statham
J
N
43%
—25
136
100
Shares.
96%
—13
Co
of
Co
30
•
Jan
24%
2,500
% Mar
Jan
for Week
88
Jan
21%
19% Mar
100
Jan
.60%
,
.
Jan
39 Va
Feb
42
Jan
6,300
104
65%
Sales
//
.'
of Prices
.
89 y4
'
31%
V 1574
1; .••"■:• 7%
17.33
—
—
Co__.
Publishins
Madison
Standard Oil
Transit
Campbell Soup
Chrysler Corp
Jan
18%
56% Feb
20% Jan
200
"
Mar
70
Electric Storage Battery—
v
300
800
26
'V
69%
_i
20%
"1,200 '
123A Mar
Feb
31%
-33%
Curtis
,
Feb
Jan
24
100
101
3074
Delaware Power & Light Com_—13.50
Duquesne Light ——
!
^
5
9%
*
Arundel
Tel
&
29%: Jan
24"%
"
■
,
Oil-Co
Standard
101
/ 69%
55 Va
6%
59%
11
960
3074
—
1^
1,700
200
1,200
"
-
Apr
40% Mar
29%
;
Jan
Co
Apr
'
v
25 y2
Lo^ /High
—10
.39%
"1,400
20 %
_1
common
15% Jan
10%. Jan
30
"
21%
Apr:
36%
Tel
common—
Stores
American
Jan
American
Jan
50%
>
Steel
Feb
"r
43%
6
__.i-iouc
22
Feb
Wood
Jan
""
new
—
/'
Jan
21%
;
.
5
Apr
Apr
44%
-
"
58%
21%
/ Alan
";
21%
65%
12 - 12%
25
Week's
Friday
•.-/;Last '/ / Range'
41
38%
•
Serv.
"
/Par
•
25% Mar
9% Jan
,
9% Mar
32% Mar
400
42 y4 Mar
I
Jan
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
STOCKS
Jan
23%
*
37%
r
8JA Mar
5,900 ''
40
106% 106%
-1
10%
14%
20,100
65 >A
—
"2,400
43'-%
14
"
Jan
40%
12%
Apr
13%
900
Jan
56%
-40
—25
-
—
Jan
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Jan
100
-
21%
42%
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Co
Zenith
"
300"
•:
:
32»/8
46 3A Mar
«
'
Jan
20 Va
'
600
273A Mar V
300
*
65%
1
:
Jan
46%
.40%
Mar.
.200
9%
2 j
l.,—_
Corp.
Warrants
8%
21%
Southwestern. Pub
■
200
36%
38%
i-;—_25
V
1,300
r. V
13'A
:9%
_—15 /
7
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Southern, Pacific
1,400
"
8%
common__25
(Un)__
9,700
25% :
5
Calif Gas Co nfd series
Calif
Southern
:
8%
23%
5
preferred
Southern
24%
8
24%
preferred
4.24 %
100
39%
•*.-
Apr i7,
39% Mar.
-
400
54%
Jan
20%
:
36% Feb
'
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___
16 %
100
25%
28%
Apr
%
17%
;
1,600
;
:comtnoplu^«^»-^ri..?.50
Smith-Corona-Marchant Inc
Apr
43
8%
20c v
-—,
(Un)_ II10
Range Since Jan. 1
28
—
common
Shares
54%
—
(Un)—
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (Un)
Radio Corp (Un)
Jan
*
54%
Jan
28
,
Cab
lnc
Preferred
Apr
64
40
22%
.Corp
Signal Oil & Gas :Co class A
Sinclair Oil Corp
:
common
71%
Apr
39 % Mar
2,100
Co
Co
1.25 Feb
Mar ■v;f,80% Feb
12%
100
Yellow
&
—10
-6.25
"
for Week
-.
Mar
69
1,000
:
90c
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Jan
25%
•
43
25%
*
———-3
_
100
(F
49%
.
-
Mar
39%
,1
_1 /
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;■
Jan
Woolworth
-
(Un)_
Sales
.
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
1.40
Cp-L——
.
Water Co- (Un)
4.32'/e
.-73
13% .7
Wilson
27%
20% Mar
11,000 V
39%
16%
(Un)I —20g
73
.
Feb
53%
Mar
55%
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp
9
-Apr
%
800
1.05
..73
13%
7%
200
21%
_———1
Siegler
Southern
64%
-VA-*
—-—
Finance ;
Mobil
Apr
40
Apr
78 %
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
Feb
17
lnc(Un) —i—
Socony
10 %
400
600
Industries
Oil >Co
Feb
41 %
'5,700
Servomechanisms Inc
Shell
Mar
40%
9%
Sears, Roebuck
Shasta
Apr
20%
Stores Inc-,——-—_—1.66%
Regis Paper Company-,(Un)
5
San Diego Gas & Elec com
10
San Diego Imperial Corp
*•
1
•
19%
9%
Bafeway
Servel
500
18'A
St
Seaboard
Feb
19%
9 Vb
Petroleum Co
Aeronautical« Co
Schenley
8%
19 %
60
20V4
Dutch
Ryan
200
50c
Richfield' Oil •:Corp_i/—
Rohr Aircraft
Royal
3,000
8%
Co-———
1
Chemical Co—.-2.50
-Reynolds Metals -Co (Un)*.—_—_
Reynolds "Tobacco ;(Un)j__
Rheem
Manufacturing Co
Rice
78%
19%
Oil & .Gas
Reserve
73%
75 ye
Low
stocks
;
1
High
8%
•
1
Raytheon Co (Un).—___—_•
Republic Pictures
(Un)_
Friday
Range Since Jan.
LOW
III-l
—^—_■
<R ange for Week Ended April 22)
Sales
Sale Price
Par
37
Jan
28
Jan
44% Apr
Jan
44 k
Jan
49% Mar
10 A
874 Mar
*45
3.95
Mar
Apr
•*
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Apr
Jan
Jan
4.70 aJn
38
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Friday
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Par
British
American
Note
Bank
British
American
Oil
British
Columbia
Low
*
Co
STOCKS
Low
a52
10
29%
30%
4,795
50
High
52%
Jan
National
28 Va Mar
35%
Jan
Nbiiuuoi
ttiee.
Cur
Niagara
29%
4%%
red
cum
4 % %
*
Wire
Weaving
84
Bmisn
ColumuiH
British
Mines
65
81
Mar
84
Apr
Noranda
20
37% Mar
41
Apr
Nova
12'A al2%
425
Drug
Scotia
Products
Calgary
Power
12%
12%
13%
2,768
9%
Feb
14% Mar
Pacific
Petroleums
.1
107/a
34
34'A
67
29'A
Jan
34'A
Page-Hersey Tubes
.•
27%
Cement
common
18 V2
Ogilvie
Apr
Ontario
Jan
Apr
27%
19%
Flour
811
27
Apr
Jan
Placer
324
24%
Apr
27
Feb
Power
20
Jan
23
Mar
50
a23 V2 a23 V2
50
21 %
49 V2
•
26
41
-
•
r
47
1,275
41
35
Mar
57
Apr
24
Feb
45%
Jan.
39% Mar
12.50
10%
10%
154
10%
Feb-
11%
Canadian
15
15
235
13
Feb
16
10
50%
51
•
33%
51
719
46% Mar
56
34
4,349
31% Mar
37
Jan
Jan
al2
al2
15
5.20
225
11% Apr
5.20 Apr
16
5.20
Bronze
common
•
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a22
a22
5
20%
Apr
22
Canadian
Canner
class
*
12%
12%
12%
200
12%
Apr
13%
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Jan
A
*
Co
19
350
28%
28%
90
Ltd
*
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A
Class
19
21
common
series
Chemical
6.75
Reynolds
Jan
fOo
Canadian
Roe
Feb
10%
275
6% Mar
6.35 Mar
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13%
13%
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14%
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9
100
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25%
10
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10
13%
1,225
Apr
71
12%
Jan
Apr
76
15
Jan
Mar
43 %
Jan
Series
Mar
24%
Jan
Sherwin
25
26'/a
a—
3,232
9%
10
13'A
4.00
26%
13%
Jan
12%
Apr
3.50
3.50 Mar
25
5'A
3.70 Jan
24
180
22 '/a Mar
100
16 Va
Apr
375
9'/4
Apr
Feb
19%
*
Corsets
6%
Steel
&
Stores
Chemical
Textile
Du
Bros
Pont
500
19%
971
a3.75
29
Jan
18
Jan
20% Mar
6.60
Feb
4%
13%
Mar
52
31
2,443
100
8.45
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...
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'
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:
78%
79
75
71
Mar
90
981
12% Mar
15%
Jan,
48%
51
320
41'A Mar
55
14%
2,146
13'/a Mar
16%
Mar
Jan
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6.85
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1,760
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26%
3,158
38%
38%
2,513
41
41
25
7
7
7
775
29%
28
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51
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2.90
3.05
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34
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32%
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Jan
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Apr
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82
43
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Jan
58
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55%
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25%
Jan
2.95
4.00
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6 % Mar
8%
Jan
33% Mar
38%
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30
Feb
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Canadian Stock Exchange
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Class
Electrolux
Feb
28%
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61
62
100
55
Apr
66
62
1,225
55
Apr
62
18
18
250
17
Mar
20
Last
Jan
.
Sale Price
Players
Fleetwood Corp
Ford
Motor
Canadian
Corp
•
1
20%
560
18% Feb
21% Mar
10
Apr
11 %
Apr
67
Apr
87
Apr
12
Dec
10
150
68
68
410
9
9%
3,121
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26
26%
1,112
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300
4.75
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Jan
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14
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Apr
15
Jan
9
•
10
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.
9
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5
Power
common
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General
Dynamics
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Co
32
Feb
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81
90
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Jan
7
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520
7
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General Steel Wares
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34%
40%
525
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25
42 % Mar
52%
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25
13
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97
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-
Feb
Apr
Mar
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-
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-
,
•
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12
•
Canada
&
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Sugar
Collieries
General
Canadian
Ingersoll
Canadian
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Apr
Mar
9
14 % Mar
29 %
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156
29
40
40
175
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1,366
2,350
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7%
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Power
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40
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19
2
77%
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10
20%
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Foundation Co of Canada
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37c
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1 High
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Apr
1
STOCKS
Jan
61
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Friday
Jan
20
preferred
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26%
Mar
30
Jan
Jan
Mar
'
Consolidated
Handy Andy Co
1
Holt, Renfrew
Home Oil
Class
Paper
preferred
12%
275
12
Mar
12%
Apr
14%
14%
100
14
Apr
17%
9.10
9.50
460
8.50 Mar
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8.30 Mar
•
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41
1,880
50
37 %
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125
•
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45
1,155
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35 % Mar
38 % Mar
44
52
Mar
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Jan
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10
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Imperial
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class
60
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1
31%
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2,314
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Indus
53
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53
31%
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Acceptance Corp common
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$2.25
Cement
International
preferred
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International
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International
of
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Jamaica
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59
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34
34
25
41%
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41 %
Apr
21%
Feb
Apr
21
91 % Mar
105
Molson
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class
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B
,
A
class
Jan
Mar
~
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Morgan
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As
Co
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1,550
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25
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30
1,813
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4,230
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85
11
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7
21
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100
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45
45
210
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100
39
300
63
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35
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24% Mar
28
6
29 %
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Jan
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&
16
5.825
7,620
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92
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88
11
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8% Mar
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1,606
21
21%
21%
22%
924
20
Feb
Apr
39 %
40
230
39
Apr
16%
17
567
16
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29
29
10
26
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23
Feb
Apr
52
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7%
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8
Jan
Apr
43
Mar
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62%
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66
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615
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5
common
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39
31
30 Va
31
1,741
20
19
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Sobey's Stores class
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102
12%
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Feb
26%
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41
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class
18'/a
18%
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100
16
16
100
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33%
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19
Jan
16
Apr
16
Apr
16%
Feb
16%
Feb
Feb
10
Jan
13
Jan
30
1
Power
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10
10'/a
305
9%
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2.00
2.00
410
1.95
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100
114
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Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co„
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Gas of Canada
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Canada
United
21%
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preferred
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Southern
9%
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10%
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Jan
98%
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.
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50c
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11%
43'A
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Mar
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1
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23
3
62%
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130
400
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25
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39
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a
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30
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Quebec
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Power
Royal
Apr
220
29
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Apr
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class
class
class
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r
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130
102
•
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Can
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17% Mar
21
100
common
preferred
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Soca
MacMillan Bloedel As Powell
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—
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Jockey
32
55%
7%
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Felt
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54%
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31
29%
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125
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37
Feb
4,548
Rights
Loeb
Feb
10
105
10
Feb
Apr
40
104 106%
5
Apr
5%
5%
31%
103
~
12%
11% Mar
25
104
_
Jan
130
103
__
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1,365
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common
Mar
11%
com—•
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Iroquois Glass Ltd 6% pfd
10
35%
Canada
_
Jan
41%
pfd_25
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30
Jan
10%
6%
common
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34%
8%
61'A
41%
10%
11—50
preferred
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12%
4.68%
52% Mar
Gas
Ltd
Horner
Imperial
Paper
Jan
•
—
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$2.00
12%
•
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Howard
12%
100
class A
35
34%
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38
35
1,935
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120
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2,665
13
400
12%
Apr
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24
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24
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24
2.15
13,600
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9% Mar
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37% 'Jan
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32%-Feb
24
34
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114
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2.120
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1.90
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32'/a
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11
19%
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41
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2.58 Mar
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155
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66 % Mar
29,560
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75
2.75
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Jan
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4%
pfd
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Jan
43
13
V
17 %
4,100
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50
68%
•
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common
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Jan
17% Mar
43%
15
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31
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21
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33 % Mar
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2.68
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5%% preferred
Jan
8.25
Feb
3
125
common
Co
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Apr
31%
Feb
17
40
al7 al7'/4
43
v
;
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Jan
•
common
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of
11
19%
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1,242
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30'/a
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*
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85
29
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class A
24
■
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preferred.—
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9%
•
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14
1
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1,710
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Dominion Glass common
40%
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—
9% Mar
210
3.95
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22 % Mar
1,041
13%
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46%
.
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,
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20
17%
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Apr.'.
2.70
preferred
40
8%
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Jan
46%
100
Lawrence
5%-
12%
17%
Glass
7
163
8%
Dome
10%
580
Cement
480
17%
Seagrams
875
Gas__
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Feb
•
Distillers
11%
Lawrence
41
25%
—
•
Mortgage
u-...'-' :n%
_1
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138
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•
class
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Jan
17%
Enterprises
Zellerbach
23 % Mar
125
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Jan
21%
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25
Cellulose Co Ltd
a71
13%
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Corbys
1,460
29
Mar
8.45
40
•
Crown
28
28%
—
Paper
21%
40
21%
•
8% Mar
726*
13
13
Columbia
Coronation
27%
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Royaiite Oil
Jan
200
•
Consumers
9.40 Mar
'
100
(James)
Royal Bank
Jan
7
Canadian Vickers
(B
7%
9
180
Feb
6%
50
common
Pacific
Combined
5%
6%
*
Railway
Canadian Petroflna Ltd preferred
Coghlin
250
6%
a71
Companies
preferred
Canadian
Jan
6.50
-
Oil
1,450
Preferred
Jan
30
a9%
•
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5 9e>
23
Feb
a9%
*
International Power
Canadian
11%
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Aluminum
Robertson
St
Hydrocarbons
Canadian Industries common
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Apr
28
•
,
Husky
Canadian
6%
18%
1
B
Canadian
10%
common
'
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Rolland
$1.75
Mar
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Feb
-_*
^
warrants—
Canadian Celanese
Apr
21
.
TransDort
Quebec Natural
Jan
33
-■
Canadian
Canadian
125
Ores
Quebec Power
Bank of Commerce
A
25
100
preferred
Provincial
Jan
Breweries common
Canadian British Aluminum
125
21%
Development
4%
Jan
125
—
Price Bros & Co Ltd
Jan
14%
21%
Corp of Canada
Iron
48%
100
;
Feb
Apr
Mar
common.....*
Feb
•
Electronics
Canadian
pfd
1%
Products
common
Premium
Jan
23%
Mills
Steel
Jan
1,140
300
21%
Malting common—
41/2%
preferred
Canada Steamship common
Feb
22
27 %
a 24%
10
Canada
16%
a24 a24%
•
10
Iron
Foundries common
900
18%
27
183/4
•
preferred •;
Class
13
500
Penmans
-
39%
103A
Jan
Jan
Jan
11
1,780
10%
11%
15%
15
3,349
10%
9% Mar
Apr
Mar
14
Jan
43%
1
High
10% Mar
12
407/a
225
37'A
14%
13%
2,130
14%
3
39%
43%
Mar
520
137/a
•
32'/a
31% Mar
25
14
'
39%
Ltd
Light & Power
43%
11% Mar
al5
a9%
13%
31%
42
Range Since Jan.
Low
a9%
—
43%
a
Shares
High
al5
__
13%
*
B—
31%
common
5%
preferred
Canadian Aviation
5
com.
common-
class
al2%
Products
Building
$1.30
Coru
•
Forest
Telephone
Brockville
Chemical
preferred
Brown Company
Canada
Chemical
•
Columbia
Canada
&
Low
2*
10
1
•
Columbia Power
British
84
a393A a39%
100
50
pfd
preferred
of Prices
Par
Mar
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Electric—
common
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
High
a52
Monday, April 25, 1960
.
(Range 'for Week Ended April 22)
Sales
Sale Price
STOCKS
.
.
Jan
Volume 191
Number 5945
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Par
Low
:
Toronto Stock Exchange
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Prices
Ltd—.—_i_—j-l
Mines
Mines
Lead
Anacon
Mining
Anthonian
Oil
Asamera
Ltd__
Corp
—20c
6,000
11c
Apr
20c
Jan
3c
3c
500
3c
Mar
4c
Jan
Abacus
Mines
52c
52c
1,000
52c
Apr
Jan
Abitibi
Power
52c
.1
Ltd_.
4V2c
m
Ltd—
Mines
Arno
.
11c
6c
4j/2c
16,000
,
,57c V
57c
Atlgs-Telefilm
1
Ltd
*
41c
53c
-1
28c
28c
30c
6.25
.6.05
Talc
Baker
Barvallee
■
—1
Ltd—.;_____
Ltd-1.1——1
V 12c
Bay Mining Co—
Bateman
■
,1
Bellechasse. Mining Corp Ltd
23c
>■
—1
:—
4(/2c
'
:
V 33c
.
Jan
Acadia
Class
Acadia Uranium
.Ltd—— _—l
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp_„
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines. Ltd—
4c
-4-1
.{,21c
1
'
13c
i
Apr
Agnico
Apr
Akaitcho
17,100
20c
9,100
32c
Mar
1,500
;
15c
y
'•'':
3,800
Jan
55c
:
lie
Jan
Calumet Uranium
Corp
Mines
Ltd,
_.
Devonian
Petroleums
Oils
Homestead
Canadian
Cassiar
///'yy ■'•
4.85
2.80
LtcLi——1 )c
200V'
.11/-
•
300
••
20,390
•
Gas
Alberta
Pacific
12%
75c
■
Apr
45c
y
.
Jan
;
10% Mar
:
•*
3,900 '-..
Chess
Mines
Minerals
Mining
Ltd-
y
^-1
Corp—
Chiboug Copper
V 2.26
2.47
1
Corp—.
5c
_^_1
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd.
Cleveland Copper Corp-—
..r
':/y 4c '«*• Ac
Ltd—„^1
1
2.65
-
<
.
V"'- 5c
l
6 y2c
Central
Cadillac
Consolidated Denison
Consolidated
New
Consolidated
Jan
6c
6V2c
Allied
Apr
19c
Apr
8c
6c
Mar
2,500
5c
Apr
Dominion
1.50
__1
80c
85c
2,500
80c
——;___—1
5%'C
5V2C
1,000
5c
Mar
19
19
19 Va
80
1.35
1.35
1.50
4,800
Ltd_——
Leaseholds
Ltd__
—
*
.
Ltd—
J
1
Feb
4%c
8,000
4c
Jan
2.50
Sullivan
East
Mines
3V2c Mar
6Vic
_
8.30 Mar
11 Vi
100
'
1.50
3.45
Feb
85c
Apr
Apr
18 V2
Anglo
1.50
1.60
4,300
1.50
1.60
Apr
4V2c
4,500
4Vic
Apr
Ltd
Mines
Fontana
30
(1945)
Fundy Bay Copper Mines
Futurity Oils Ltd-
Ltd.
57
56
57
6.00
34%
35%
8
2.50
2.40
28
30%
19,135
Golden Age Mines
Ltd
Mining Corp.
Copper
Hillcrest
Collieries^ Ltd
Hollinger Consol
Gold
Petroleums
American
Exploration-^
Canadian
Huronian
Pulp &
Paper
Kerr
Mines
Addison Gold
Jan
9c
10c
8,836
8%c Mar
13c
Jan
58c
60c
1,800
54c
Mar
65c
Jan
53c
53c
5,133
51c
Mar
90c
Jan
6
6
100
5 J/4 Mar
9V2
2.50
100
2.25 Mar
4.00
Jan
iiy2c 11 %c
3,500
10 %c Mar
14 %c
Jan
5.75
Jan
30c
20c
7,000
lie
10,152
30
31
260
91
91
91
90
83c
90c
2,500
Mines
7a
Gold
> a25c
a25c
120
46c
51c
3,500
Feb
Atlantic
Massaval
14
21%
0* 13.990
4c
5,000
Steels
Jan
Atlas
Yellowknife
4c
5c
'4c
:
,
Aumaque
—
4c
2,000
y
73c
73c
75c
22c i.
22c
'
14c 15% c
;25C
2,000
v
Island
Mining Ltd—,—
5
•
71c
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltdi
J.—_1
Mogador
Mines
Ltd—
—i.——1
Molybdenite Corp
of Canada Ltd—11
;
Electric
Apr
15c
8c
8c
Jan
1,200
y
Auto
Fabric
New
Calumet
Formaque Mines Ltd_
Jack
New
Uranium
—1
Ltd_l
Santiago Min«s
New
Spring
Coulee
New
Vinrav
Mines
Name
changed
Atlas
69c
Apr
.
Nocana
North
Mines
North
Asbestos
1,000
33.Vic
Feb
43c
of
Lake
7V'2c
Apr
19c
Jan
1,500
4c
Jan
6c
Feb
4c
27,500
3c
Apr
6c,'
Jan
3c
1,000
2c
5c
Feb
6 %c
2,000
8%c
6c
7c
Jan
Feb
1.20
2.10
Apr
28
21% Mar
Jan
Jan
8y2c
Jan
Mar
12'/2c
Jan
Apr
11c
Jan
6c
Mar
3,500
7c
12,335
6c
28,000
6V2C
Jan
19c
Jan
1,800
2.55
Apr
2.95
Jan
10c
11c
2.55
2.63
9
3.00
^..?40
.*#•
100
6.00
y
-
•
-
9%
7% Mar
^
Apr
3.50 Mar
3.00 Apr
6.30
6.55
4,518
5.40 Mar
18
18
260
16 y4 Mar
1.05
1.10
300
96c
25 %c
28c
7%c
8c
25 %c
-1
..
Mines
Cons
1
8,100
19c
Feb
2,233
7V2c
Apr
»
1.25
Apr
Jan
Feb
32c
Mar
9c
Mar
49
50%
2,935
47 V\ Mar
55%
Jan
62%
613/4
64%
1,280
60 Va Mar
71%
Jan
1
Exploration
50%
10
1.30
1.30
1.39
12,950
1.63
Jan
—1
Ltd
1.30
Apr
_
46c
•
46c
500
42c
13c
12c
13c
13,900
12c
Apr
8c
Mining
8c
9c
30,435
7c
Mar
4c
Mar
6%c
Mar
42
Jan
24c
Jan
Mines
Uranium
Petroleums
Bata
8.00
19%
-
Jan
10
Montreal
Base Metals
Baska
4%c
Bathurst Power & Paper
4%c
40
40
41
2,000
305
15 %c
15c
16c
9,744
55c
15c
Jan
17c
Apr
37
I
class A_.
6%
Ltd
90c
Jan
7c
4.000
5c
Apr
9 Vic
Jan
6c
500
3c
Apr
8c
Jan
Jan
Bell
Feb
Bevcon
v
65c
56C
69c
6,325
13c
12%c
15c
13c
12c
14c
40c
Jan
11,353
11c
Mar
16c
14,200
'12c'
Apr
23c
91c
_1
_;—1
:.
•
Ltd
5.90
6.00
1.19
1.19
1
'•
"
1.32
■
-
900
8,300
Preferred
Bib is
"Jan
Jan
12j/2c Jan
Jan
Uranium
I
:
Jan
Feb
27c
7,000
25c
Apr
55c
14c
15c
11,500
14c
Apr?
55c
70c
500
70C
Apr
70c
3%c
3%c
i 10,000
3V4c
Feb
24%
6y2
9c
10
7%
Feb
24%
Apr
53c
58c
9,600
44%
16,638
42%
Jan
65%c
Feb
14c
Feb
53c
Apr
Feb
18C
Mar
22 % Mar
■\
Jan
24%
Jan
25%
Apr
75c
Jan
45
Apr
92c
Feb
Uranium
A
70c
2,400
14c
14c
2,142 .v
9c
8%c
9c
9,550
8c
51c
50c
51c
2,291
44c
Apr
67c
Jan
1
Mines—
class
Hats
67c
14c
1
Bidcop Mines Ltd
25c
125
1
Mines
Bicroft
70c
25c
Ltd—1
Mines
1,300
1
10 %c
10c
11c
11,020
7c
Mar
14%c
Jan
13
14
4,000
,50c
Corp
Mines
Yukon
185
9c
24%
44%
„25
6%
22%
Apr
••44%
■
1
Corn
1.36
Jan
6%
—
24%
-20
Mining
Telephone
8.50
5.50 Mar
80c
-
—
22%
common
9c
22%
'
■
Co
Belcher
5%c
6c
__1
Mines
Lumber
Apr
7c
y_l
;+_i_—1
Bros
Lodge
Beaver
24c
30c
1
Duquesne
14,400
24c
Corp..———1
Metals
Mines
Mining
730
1
Mines
Barymin
Feb
41,500
Mines
Biitmore
Paudash
243/8
3.00
Bank of Nova Scotia
4c
25C
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
Pennbec
23%
7,700"
Mar
16%
—25
preferred
Beaver
Ltd
Uranium
"1.25
1
Bank
41c
Mar
1.20
59c
Jan
—iOc
2nd
Beatty
tLd
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
Orchan
B
Jan
for four
one
Mines
Rare
(1945)
class
Feb
1.12
8%'c
'
Products
Bethlehem Copper
Obalskl
%
24c
12
400
Mar
3V2c Mar
2,000
9
Oil
Beattle
Ltd
American
60,810
5c
10c
Bankfield
I.td
Amulet
American
46c
13%
Apr
Ltd
exchanged
West
35c
38c
2.60
Jan
3c
—: v.
Jan
Mines
Bankeno
3c
3%c
—50c
Minerals..*
&
90c
new.
Jan
1.13
to
Telefilm
Shares
New
Ltd__i—_
Oil
Apr
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A.
'
New
57c
8c
Banff
4c
"
1,200
6%c
Jan
7c
: '•••:7c
LiMines
57c
6%c
Feb
41c
Ltd—__——.—1
Mines
Lake
Jan
57c
1.20
8c
Barnat
New
10c
5c
12c
Mar
"70c
45 y2
Apr
1,105
Jan
•
8c
69c
•
35 y2
Feb
7y8c
13%
32c
Apr
/•v. 6,000
y:
4,500
26V2 Mar
43
40c
26c.
.
•
Merrill
Auto
6c
Jan
,
Jan
Jan
145
Mines
Apr
22 Vi
Apr
12c
4,000
•
Jan
6,000
Mines
Gold
Geld
51c
5%%
14c
Mining
1.02
8c
Aumacho River Mines
Apr
Mar
Jan
44
Mines
Atlin-Rulfner
Apr
69c
92
30
—
Apr
14
Mar
38
28
Copper
Jan
3Vic
84
-
Apr
7y8c
23%
Coast
29%
Mar
Jan
Jan
30
43%
common
,3.75
a—
35c
27c
35c
9'/2c Mar
28
—
7c
a—
Mar
Apr
Jan
7%c
Nickel
Arcadia
Acceptance
Jan
23 V2
18c
Feb
51
13 y8
Apr
43%
.400
Apr
2.45
545
Mar
.
I
t
Jan
4c
300
3 %c
3%C
•
Warrants
Atlantic
Jan
50c
Mar
7.60
Apr
Jan
—50
Mines—
"
'79,000
;
9
18c
—___—
Feb
38c
7,000
49
3,715
9%c
Associated
10c
Mar
2Vic Apr
3.75
14%
'
Jan
7c
5Vic Mar
20c
100
70
12%
30
Asamers', Oil
2,200
49%
9
18c
Feb
11,000
5.75
49%
9
11c
5c
•
v
424
1
Apr
-
5.75
1
3c
28
5.75
Imperial class A__
*
Class B 1st preferred—-l—_--_-100
Mines
4,500
24%
Ltd—_____1
Jan
26c
*
3c
3.75
Lingsirie Copper Mining Co Ltd--—
1
Louvicourt Goldfield Corp—^—4-1
Jan
43%
40% Mar
pfd—50
1
Arjon
23%
——1
33%
Mar
Jan
16%c Mar
Ansil
Aunor
Iso Mines Ltd—
28
Feb
3.30
Jan
Feb
53c
4.75
Argus Corp common
$2.50 preferx-ed
23%
Ltd—.,5
Hydra Explorations __-I_—-L-l
2.20
Apr
181/2
36c
Mar
250
——1
—
Jan
4 Vic
—*
Mines
2.50
Apr
Feb
22c
3,000
lc
Feb
5c
Mar
9c
20c
Jan
5c
1
8
22c
—
Atlas
Haitian
Feb
43%
,_50c
Mines
79c
35c
Jan
2.50
Nepheline
16c
33c
Jan
40 y2
42
10c
Controls
33 V2
y
6.10
Mar
18'/#
*
Jan
Feb
20c
1
Mines—.
Pete
Leduc
Apr
7c
Jan
60
2.50
2,350
Mar
4Vic
Jan
19%
6%
200
2.40
42
Feb
13 y»
32
200
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Apr
1.70 Jan
10V2c Jan
1,500
a30c
.
2.40
28%
Jan
Jan
Feb
4.50
50
III*
1150
"60c
52% Mar
10,030
2.50
pfd
28 y2
Apr
Feb
9.20
500
4 y2%
2.35
17% Mar
232
19
Larder
Jan
Jan
-
•
125
5.75
8
Ltd
2.90
'/ 1.20
*
Feb
'
27c
45c
2 Vic
20'%
38c
■
•,7%c Jan
Apr
Mar
1.80
1,630
19
550
5V2c
2%C
78c
1,760
,
27 c
3,400
a30c
5%c
.*
———
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
18%
19
47c
11c
Ltd
ll'/s
18%
27c
30%
30 Vt
•
2,500
_10c
45c
IOV2C
%
28,800
49c
-20
3c
10v2c
Ltd
223/s
Min
Anglo
Mar
21
Apr
4 Vic
Co
705
—1
Lead
Anchor
9V2c Jan
Feb
1.35
1.51
Mining
1.085
10%
18%
—
Anglo
4V2C
Mines
Metal
Fatima
Jan
2.00
3,075
85c
1.90
20%
21%
Credits—
Warrants
Area
Fab
!
2.50
35
Co
American
Jan
Ltd—
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd.
-
82c
4
•
Analogue
Feb
400
Minerals Inc___
Oil &
5c
45c
5
Oils_—
Anthes
Empire
2.00
v
1.85
Consol
Roxana
Anacon
Feb
8c
1,900
r
.
Apr
44c
common
Bldg
American
8 Vic Mar
Apr
Mines
Ltd—
Mines
Dome
1
1.50
1.50
77c
Apr
5.85
Amalgamated
Jan
9.90
Ltd——__1
Jan
Mar..
37c
Jan
4c
10V2c
3J/Sc
Pacific
77c
60c
7,000
9V2c Jan
9.80
.;
_1
54c
11,000
-50
Aluminum
Feb
3.20
3,500
4
2,643
74c
40c
A'.minex
5V2c Feb
500
..•6c
*
74c
70c
37c
Trunk
Preferred
Feb
Jan
Apr
3%c
Mines Ltd—
Vauze
Mines
Dolsan
Mines——__:._1
3.65 Mar
1
Warrants
■
Bi-Ore Mines Ltd——_—1
Consolidated
Cons
Jan
1
-10
Algonquin
Feb
/23c
Jan
71c
2.60
,_50c
Gold
Algoma Steel
Jan
*13%
1.87 Jan
5c
2,000
"
•f
4c
5c
...
4c
-
;;
1,000
;iov2c 10 Vic
4c V.
600
44,050
5,585
III
Aluminium
Manitoba
Central
Chemalloy
3.50
Preferred
6.15
-
3.20
Warrants
,60c
4.45 Mar
Jan
3.25
1
common
Jan
I.OI
'/
,,
Jan
27c
common
Algoma
; y 3.60 Jan
.* y
.14c"" Apr
310
•/
12%
4.75 / 5.00
..
11 %c
Mar
Central
Jan
6.80
"
Mar
Uranium
Jan
5
4.50 Mar
7c
10c
85c
21%
2.90 Apr
v y,
5,300
14c y ,16c
1
4.90
;
75c
""
600.
v.
49 %c V 52c
16C
•
Central-Del Rio Oils Ltd___—
1,900
;
19 Va Mar
8,625
16,000
—
Alberta
Feb
24c
Jan
Jan
7c
20c
Warrants
Voting trust
34c', Jan-
17% Mar
.3'/2c
4,500
>'
.5.15
://■:' 75c
50c
■,
:
2.802.90
j
75c
:
l—*- .1
Quebec Explorations
Ltd
Asbestos Corp Ltd——
Cartier
'
17%./
3%C ,i:'; 4c
Ltd_
Explorations, Ltd
Canorama
17%
{
•
i
; .1
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Canadian
_•
"l
Ltd—
18
7c
17c
Explorations
Algom
Edmonton
&
Calgary
250
7c
IIIi
Yellowknife
Alberta Distillers
Jan
6Vic Jan
Mar
3,500
-
•18c
Feb
Apr
Jan
43c
4c, Mar
Jan
12
91/*
18c
Ltd
Petroleums
Alba
Jan
5c
Mar.
37c
20c
Jan
41%
—1
Advocate Mines Ltd
Jan
Apr
.
18%
40c
Mar
•
53c
Jan
13c
18
Mines
Jan
35
255
38c
lie,
4c
22c
/
10
Apr
4 Vac
i
9%
Mar
500
:20c
•
10
41c
2,500
23c
■,//-;/; 4c
common
High
20c
4,360
20c
*'
Belle-Chibcugamau/ Mines
39 y8
8,790
A.iax
18,830
37%
Acme Gas & Oil
7.90
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
35c
37%
18
Apr
Jan
5.50 Mar
Shares
High
31c
common
A
57c
12c
i"-
34c
1
Sugar
Apr
Mines
of Prices
Low
Dollars
Sales
for Week
Paper
Atlantic
Mar
,14c
t
Jan
8c
&
4c
4V2c
.
8V2c
Ltd
57c
700
;20c
35c
;
3V2c Apr
4V2c Apr
6.25
•
11c
Mines
89c
Range
Par
160,675
.
'
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd A___—_1
3.60 Mar
300
6c
44c
Exploration Ltd
Augustus
6c "
,._1
Jan
1,100
1
'
Atlas Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd_.
2.90
1,000
6c
41/2c
-40c
Corp. Ltd
300
'
Canadian
Week's
Last
Sale Price
3.50
11c
•
Expressed in
Friday
3.50
11c
-1.00
Are
STOCKS
/
Alscope Explorations Ltd
Ameranium Mines Ltd.
Shown
High
Mining and Oil Stocks—
Advocate
39
(Range for Week Ended April 22)
Sales
Range
Last
(1807)
V
J-"'
,
pfd
»;
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|
—
Mar
12%
Feb
19c
15 %c
14
Feb-
Jan
Jan
Feb
'
Corp___
Pitt) Gold
Mining
-2
pfd——1
Co. Ltd_I——-il-U
Place
&
Co Ltd—
Permo
Gas
Gil
& Oil
Gas
Provo
1.
r
Island
Gas
:
-
,
(Chib)
Mines
v
Oil .Development
Smelting
&
•; 2.15
2.30
3,700
18'/2c
2.25
•
20c
2.500
8,500
•
-
4,000
••
76c
•
5C
Black
Bouzan
Apr
9 Vic
Apr
97c
Bowater
Jan
-
2.75
Apr
1
;
3.00
Ltd_:
Refining
•
13c
15c
2.65
2%C
3»/2c
1.27
.
'•
'
Red
Uranium
Crest
Gold
Mines
,
2%c
1~—1
Ltd
1
';
63c
63c
-
/
■
Rexspar Minerals & Chemicals Ltd—1
Mining
Corp
_1
3c
;•
;
^
Sherritt-Gordon
Mines
45
Apr
300
45
Mar
48
Feb
9%
1,700
io y4
Jan
44
45
46%
46%
46%
6c
6%c
8,100
5.00
4.80
5.25
3.85 Mar
Bralsaman
18c
Jan
Brazilian Traction common
•
3.95
5c
Feb
Bridge
*
20
3.15
Jam
50
45c'
1
Petroleums
8% Mar
216
6%c
Jan
500
2.60
2c
Apr
45c
Jan
45
Mar
6c
4.80
5,935 i
Feb
45c
3,000
Apr
Slsooe
South
Oils
Mines
Ltd—
•
■
:
•
Apr
5c
Jan
19c
1-
*1—*'
r
60c
76c
Mar
British
5c
Jan
4%
800
•
43c
33c
2,700
4.95
4.95
A 4,800
57c
.
J
2.80
2.80
■
Dufault
Mines
Ltd_ii__
Ltd—
1
Steep Rock Iron
Mines Ltd
5%c
2,500
Mar
,3c
Apr
28 Vic Mar
23c
:*•
45V2c Jan
•
Feb
43c
Britalta
Lake Mines
Tazin
Mines
1,500
100
48c
90c
4.85
57c
2.65
Jan
*6.50
57c
Apr
3.25
Apr
1,000
t
48c
Apr
1,000
;
4.75
Jan
20
Apr
23%
Jan
42
41
42
50
41
Mar
2.30
2.00
2.35
18,900
•
29%
29%
30%
19,526
28
100
—______100
50
50
72
72
72
5
68
84%
84
84%
149
80
44%
44%
45
2,600
8,694
v
3.95
4%S
preferred
5%
British
Columbia
Forest
Apr
British
Columbia
Packers
90c
Apr •'
60c
^
,1.04
Jan
preferred
preferred
Class
B
Products—*
class
A
2.65
Mar
Mar
35%
Jan
Mar
72
Apr
Mar
84%
Apr
42% Mar
45 V*
Apr
2.00
*
49
•
49
Apr
12%
12%
14
14
50
Feb
3,880
12
Feb
14 y2
Jan
445
14
Feb
14V'2
Jan
250
49
12%
14
'
Mar
47
*
14
14
14
25
•
31%
31
32%
9,185
31
25
_—
Jan
British
Columbia
Power
Jan
British
Columbia
Telephone
83.0DO
8c
Feb
38c
Feb
Brockville
5c
Apr
12c
Jan
Broulan
10
3,480
9.85
*nr
13%
Jan
1.65
1,200
1.61 Mar
1.80
43%
43%
43%
495
42
Mar
14
Chemicals
Reef
8c
Brown
5c
7%c
1
Ltd—
1
;
Exploration Ltd
Titan Petroleum Corp
Trebor Mines Ltd
25c
25c
1 Vac
—
1 '/a C
1
•
f
Mining
8,000
8c
Mar
10Vic
14,000
8c
Mar
13c
Jan
Buffalo
10%
10%
250
41c
45c
3,000
1
10,500
5c
Mar
16c
Jan
Buffalo
Red
2,300
16c
Apr
42c
Jan
11,515
3c
Feb
5c
Feb
&
Smelting
1
1
1
Ankerite
»
3c
9%c
_•
i
—
Company
,
8c
12c
-
1
1
preferred
Mines
y
Jan
Buffadison
Building
Gold
————■-
Products
Bullochs
Ltd
class
A
i_.
Asbestos
Oils
Corp
Vanguard Explorations
Ventures Ltd .___j—.
ViolaMac
Ltd
Mines
—*
475
1.45
3,500
41c
43c
28,100
__1
:
see page
42.
8%c
300
4,500
3.60
Apr
1.30 Mar
•
Mar
Jan
Feb
11%
Jan
52c
Jan
Mar
9% Mar
Apr
14% Mar
12%
13%
2,002
3.25
3.30
1,400
3.15
Apr
5.30
Feb
8%c
7%c
8%c
31,500
7y2c
Apr
12y2c
Jan
2.20
1.92
2.25
51,285
1.70
Jan
2.25
12%
7c
7c
8c
5,500
6%c
Feb
33%
33%
34%
475
29 y2
Jan
6
6
200
16%
15%
16%
560
*
33c
Mar
22% Mar
1.55
Apr
Jan
Jan
Burrard
49c
Feb
Cable
26 Vi
Jan
Cadamet
1.57
Apr
Calalta
Dry Dock class A
Mines
Oils——o.__—.
1,000
12c
Jan
5c
500
5c
Jan
10c
Jan
Calgary & Edmonton—
Calgary Power common
3%c
3 v2 c
500
3c
Apr
4Vic
Jan
Calvan
Mar
12% Mar
13
13
1,350
6
6
100
lie 11 %c
4,218
11c
Consolidated
Oil
—
5%
Jan
7
Apr
Apr
20c
Jan
III—25c
17%
16c
Jan
18%
13c
4,282
12 %c
Jan
46c
12 %c
—
Jan
Jan
Jan
6
Mines
Petroleum
6
Apr
17%
13
—1
Feb
Jan
Mar
13%
*
Burns
1.87
7c
*
5
8c
34 y4
15% Mar
*
4.80
5c
.
..1
1
24
1.57
8 Vi c
1
23 %
1.55
23V/2
1
3.85
1.37
43c
—
Ltd—
footnotes,
3.60
--
.
1
Ltd
Virginia Mining Corp
Weedon Mining Corp
J
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
For
3.60
1
Ltd—
15
37 %
44
1
*
Burlington
United
9%
41c
Apr
Feb
*
Lake
"
United
'
Jan
9c
•8c
47%- Jan
Electric—
Columbia
Jan
1.63
—
1
Tib
Jan
Apr
425
Oil
American
1,000
5!/2c
1
Ltd
75c
4.05
1
preferred
Brunswick
Tache
Jan,
21%
Petroleum
Jan
9.85
9.85
1
'
12c 12 %c
12c
.•
.
1!
;
Sullivan Consolidated Mines Ltd
90c
90c.
•;
1
Mines
48c
:
•,
Ltd_j4-'-,_i.—_———1
Standard Gold
Mar
Jan
43c
.
2
——
Feb
9c
5.55
20
•
*
Siscalta
47
3.95
common
Preferred
1,000
-3c
Tank
&
lie, Mar
30c
VII —'
33c
—1
Ltd——
Mar
47
9%
1
pfd
Pioneer
5y2 %
;_—1
41
46%
Apr
1,110
,63c
>•
»•',
i
Lawrence River Mines Ltd—
Sapphire Fetroleums Ltd—
—;
150
46%
Mar
57c
w
Roberval
St
Jan
3c
4,500
"
ny2c 12 %c
12c
—1
Ltd
Jan
65c
*
Ltd——*
Mines
7c
Apr
13c
British
Radiore
Apr
39c
—1
5V2%
Mersey
Boynxar Gold Mines—
Bralorne
5c
'48,450
12 %c 12 %c
1
50
Paper
Bowaters
■
Jan
1,500
44c
5,000
16,500
v
3%c
2.65
15c
27c
Apr
Jan
Feb
5c
39c
5,500
3.20
2.70
r
3c
•
18Vic
pfd
5%
preferred
Bowater
27%c
12c
5c
39c
50
50
—
Ltd
Corp
5%%
Feb
500
5c
1
——•
Mines
Mines
12 %c
1
Uranium
Bay
Bordulac
Jan
76c
Jan
1.99 Mar
Jan
Apr
4c'
Apr
,
60c
J':
,
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd 1
Quebec Lithium Corp.^l——.1—1*.
Quebec
'"3,500
8c
74c
__
60c
-
Quebec Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd—1
Quebec. Cobalt & Exploration
1
Quebec Copper Corp Co Ltd——1
Quebec
'i
7c
60c
■
1
—_•
-
'■
76c
"76c
——_1
Ltd-
Ltd
Producers
-
■
1"
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
Portage
.
____
Ltd 4 Va%
46c
2,700
42c
Mar
57c
Jan
17'/4
17%
2,935
17 Va
Apr
21%
Jan
I8V2
18%
4,340
16%
Feb
19%
Jan
*3.25
3.25
3.25 Mar
3.55
Feb
12 %c
*
350
40
(1808)
-
.
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Range
Sale Price
Oils
Calvert
Campbell
Campbell
&
Cement
Foils
Canada
5.00
12%
—*——*
27 %
—_—
common
class
Foundries
Canada
*
1
1
Gas
Chibougamau
Red Lake
Canada
Low
45c
51c
15,580
4.85
5.15
45c
.
Canada
Malting
common
Lands
12 ¥t
Feb
14 ¥2 Mar
Crestaurum
r 980
27
Apr
33%
Croinor
21
100
21
Mar
21
22
22
100
22
Apr
22
class
Packers
A
,
1,240
75
50
49%
49%
51
1.10
1.17
46
65
42%
44%
580
53
53
54
31c
Mar
Apr
i
■)
82
1,000
Canada
Wire
Lines
Steamship
Canada
Cable
&
Bank
3.40
3.25
3.55
*
40%
40%
40%
—•
7%
common
class
B
Minerals
Astoria
Canadian
1
Petroleum
Southern
1
A
Daering
:47%
Feb
58
Jan
Apr
75c
Jan
Deer
26%
6c
•
8%
Gold
Petroleum
50%
51
2,722
33
34
9,077
12
12
25
4.75
4.75
5.10
690
4.60
4.60
430
12
12%
945
12
18%
19
485
18% Mar
28%
28%
Class
Class
B
56
Feb
Palmer
Devon
warrants
4.60
A
•
Canners
Canadian
Celanese common
$1%
12%
•
—•
preferred
25
Chieftain
Jan
Dome
Dominion
Dominion
7.05
Jan
Dominion
Electrohome
Feb
6.60
Jan
Dominion
Foundry
Feb
4.60
3
common
6%
I,585
14%
1.13
3,364
98c
9%
9%
9%
Devonian
Dredge
Petroleum
77c
75c
79c
5,605
1.80
1.75
1.90
4,400
2.80
2.75
3.00
22%
Jan
"
30 % Mar
Feb
68c
Dominion
Canadian
Food
Dominion
7% Jan
Canadian
High
Canadian
Husky
11%
Feb
Dominion
85c
Feb
Dominion
Tar
2.75
Jan
Mar
14
14%
303
2.75
class
16
25c
61c
36 %C
38c
10,375
2.00
2.16
14,183
9%
9%
9%
300
8% Mar
6%
295
6
215
6%
7
.100
51
51
16
16
100
6%
Jan
2.60
Canadian
Hydrocarbon
Industries
Northwest
Apr
Dow
5%
Canadian
Tire
Canadian
Candore
Can
Jan
7%
Jan
Dynamic
8
East
Jan
East
Malartic
East
Sullivan
Mines
J an
Economic
Jan
Eddy
3.00
3.00
3.40
1,900
2.60 Mar
4.70
Jan
10
10%
"1,486
9% Mar
12%
Jan
Elder
13'/a
17
Jan
Eldrich
13%
Mar
14%
2,880
56c
26,100
42c
Feb
68c
Feb
El
14c
1,000
12c
Mar
27c
Jan
Emco
22 %C
23c
—
24c
12.299
22c
Mar
43c
Feb
Erie
Apr
21%
22%
93%
93
93%
50
25%
25%
26%
12,604
9%
10
344
1
9% Mar
*
22
100
25
—
preferrefj*j_*.
10
Oil
__I———i?
$
10
9.75
9.90
■
90
Mar
93 %
Apr
22% Mar
26%
Apr
Famous
13%
Jan
Fanny
I 1,676
9.40 Mar
•
75
170
12% Mar
Feb
25
28
Mar
181
181
34%
19
340
18%
Feb
12 %c 13 %C
9,166
ll%c
Jan
pfd_20
1
13c
«—1
86c
V
88c
84c
Ltd—
>
82c
199
97c
Jan
Farwest
Fittings
Feb
Mar
1.47
6c
Mar
11c
2,210
SOc
Mar
Jan
Mar
1.13
Jan
Ford
Motor
Ford
of
Feb
Cayzor Athabaska
*
5,775
Jan
Fraser
Central
Del
Rio
•
4.90
4.70
5.00
II,948
4.40 Mar
6.20
Jan
French
Central
Pat
Gold
1
1.06
1.06
1.15
4,505
1.01 Mar
1.40
Jan
Frobisher
Charter
Oil
1
lie
12,600
93c
1.03
22 ¥a
22'/a
9%C
lie
Wines—
*
'
!
Mines
Chiboug Jaculet Mines
Chibougamau Mining &
_1
28c
Apr
15c
9%c
Apr ;
2,500
93c-
Apr
1.29
22%
Apr
22%
Jan
30c
17,800
27c
Mar
42c
Jan
35c
-
38c
12,250
32c
Mar
55c
Jan
60c
4,900
54c
Apr
80c
Feb
67c
60c
1
58c
58c
64c
•
4.40
4.40
4.60
Mines
&
Smelting——:
Chrysler
.50%
.25'
„,
.
'10,550
50c
2.90 Mar
1,257
100
50%
Jan
Apr
Dunlop
Coekshutt
Equipment
Gold
20
20
:
Mines
Jan
Coniaurum
Key
Consolidated
Allenbee
Oil—
Beliekeno
Beta
Consolidated
8%
700
8%
24c
27c
2,555
45c
46c
1,000
44c
46c
1,500
43c
16c 17 %C
2.500
16c
5c
7c
7C
8%
8%
Mines
I
Discovery
East
Oil
*
—.
Crest-
Consolidated
Fenimore
Golden
Consolidated
Halliwell
Consolidated
Howey
Marbenor
*—
'
i"
—
31c
Mines
35c
IIIIIIIl
.
50c
Gold——.
Marcus
Consolidated Mic
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Gold
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
56C
Mac
Mining
Oils
&
Ltd
Apr
26c
Jan
8c
Jan
Feb
Mar
Smelting
l
Morrison
Exploration
Mines
5c
Mar. '
3c
Consolidated
Nicholson
Consolidated
Northland
Consolidated
Regcourt
Mines
Consolidated
Sannorm
Mines
Consolidated Sudbury Basin
West Petroleum
Gas
Co
Class A
B
Conwest.
r
•
ia
i_-
—100
preferred
Clark
—_•
\
27c
1,700
63c
2,858
26c
■'
■
■
Publishing—i
3,261
Granduc
Great
i
Lead
Cournor
Mining
Cowichan
Craigmont
Crain
(R
Zinc.;
Ltd—.
5c
3,000
3.40
37%
Feb
:3.46
Feb
B
7%
8%c_
7c
20
,
Jan
1.24
99
800
I
22
Plains
19c
Jan
30%
31%
10c
•
*
_
.
20%
30¥ac.
37c
4,300
1958
Jan
54c
Apr
11c
Jan
8%c
Jan
48c
Jan
3.95
Apr
Mar
16
16%
,
70c
3.95
17c
8 %C
8%c
40c
49c
19%
19%
,
Jan
33c
Apr
Feb
35%
Jan
21 ¥2 Mar
100
49c
54c
1,749
10
10
10%
400
67%
67%
156
155
9
68
8c
350
38%
9
5%C
5,000
26%
9¥ac
Jan
24% Mar
28%
Jan
4.40 Apr
1.40 Mar
310
2.20
140
81 ¥2
Feb
70
13%
Apr
14
14%
6c
6c
7c
7
,
34%
34%
1,023
32
Feb•
93%
93%
65
.-92
Mar"
100%
101
35
16%
16%
17%
..12'
7
7
13%
18c
.1%
.
_50c
43%
2L400
26c
.
540
7
15
4.960
33,567
41
25
•
85c
45
.
11%
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86
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1
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36%
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1,875
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87
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1956
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3.20
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Jan
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33c
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65c
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18c
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10
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common
1.21
20c
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4,000
3.30
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17 %c 18 %c
3.25 Jan
'
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Feb
2.31
13.300
35c
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62
Goldale Mines
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700
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1
,
560
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29,750
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63
—1
:
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62
—1
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32c
17c
1
68%
6
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89c
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Jan
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1
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225
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40
62
1
23c
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1.40
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2.55
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63
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45c
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1.42 Mar
1.50
60
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Gordon
45c
95c
5,200
20%
preferred
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Jan
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18%
101,565
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S
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Jan
Mar 1'
♦
5,200
1.65
37%
common™
26c
2.65
1.50
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62
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Jan
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10c
22c
53c
7%c
1.50
1
2,085
: 48c
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1.47
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89c
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1,52
1.14
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1.42
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3,200
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1
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1.53
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1
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1.22
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64c
22,335
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—1
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6c
3.60
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9
5c
1
.—
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7c
3.50
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11c
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13,167
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38.400
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preferred
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16 ¥a
13 % Mar
-
150
6c
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;
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42
41
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Mar
125
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Callinan
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Class
5%
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22%cMar
5,000
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Consolidated
3.74
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13c
46c
34¥2 Mar
15%
45
45
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Feb
20
14% Mar
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445
500
6,245
16%
8%
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3.25
Apr
13 c
•
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20
4.00
27c
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20
3.95
2.50
Mines
-
18%
•
:
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20
j
Apr
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2.81
-
13c
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-
31
12% Mar
■
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1
Feb
Jan
■
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I
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58
49% Mar
9,250
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3.10
16%
•
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2.95
8
6%
i
5%c
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Developments
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99
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52
Jan
•
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5.20 Mar
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Mar
Jan
110
Jan
55c
30c
75c
Smelting—1
43
Jan
1
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Francoeur
Frosst
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Jan
Jan
9 ¥2
-i
1
—*
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13%
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Jan
11-
97
.
100
9
—1
class
7% Mar
10,756
9
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Foundation
49c
1
7c
9
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Fleetwood Corp
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1
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16 %c
26c
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9.10
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common
4,190
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9%
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33 c
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18%
9
Mining
Fatima
12%
Corp
14%
18%
9%
Candy
Uranium Mines
Faraday
Jan
4,000
50,350
14%
18%
A
Players
21
c
6%
14%
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26c
Chimo
Mar
M
Feb
Feb
1,245
.;
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40— Apr
97c
6c
1
51
Corp
12%
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Jan
Jan
21
Jan
18%
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&
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24%
34%
common
49%
48%
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19% Mar
854
200
1,005
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26c
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1.04
31%
<-.■•
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30
31
13%
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Sol
12%
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Apr
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17%
2,050*
40%
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48c
13 %
class
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7
31
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Paper
13 %c
48c
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27c
v 7
40%
Amphi Gold—:
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Chateau
9.95
"
:
770
;
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Feb
8.55
——
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7%
12 y8
.
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Feb
Jan
v
6.90 Mar
■
300
150
Ltd
16
.
Feb
37c
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Mines
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'
10%
7%
2,960
.-I. 1,260
20
10
3,941
—
&
60%
Apr
45 % Mar
6.15 Mar
Exploration
Cariboo
Apr
69c
Apr
55c
Feb
98
Petroleum
6,278
1
Corp
Captain
29c
Jan
14%c
Mar
43%
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6,375
::
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9.75
%
43%
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36c
common
West'n Nat Gas
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T
Apr
18%
97%
.
Copper
7.05
Wallpaper,!.plass ,$%*_<
Canadian
Feb
44c
27
1—23.50
preferred
Fargo Oils
Canadian
19c
7%C Apr
-
-
1,654
98
common
Oils
33c
Railway
Superior
S
■
common—_1
Chemical
&
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10
preferred
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8.05
7.75
19%
10%
;—•
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6.30
—
common
Pacific
14c"
4,605
common—•
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Duvan
Eureka
Canadian
■
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33c
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Canadian
33c" Jan
13,306
20%
43 Va
—:
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Dover
6.75
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Canadian Oil Cos.
77c
30%
•
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Donalda
10%
Apr
15
Jan
Jan
__1
.—
Canadian
69c
19%
Jan
20c
-
Apr f
312,584
100
Coal
&
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Warrants
North
Mar
1.95 Mar
70
B_*
A_
class
Oil
Malartic
3.65
Apr
13% Mar
2.01
Crest
Canadian
9.95
1,520
28%
7%
Stores
36y2c
—
Canadian
69c
50
Feb
—1
Securities
Canadian
Jan
Jan
10,600
.
common..*
& Steel
Scottish
Steel
16%
class
—
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Jan
Jan
Apr,.
23c
31,900
.
10 c
19 Va
common
Preferred
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A_50c
Oil
&
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Products
Preferred
'
10 %c
1,562
28%
18%
Magnesium
Jan
6
Fairbanks
Canadian
Apr 7
11c
1,625
.
46c
9.75
9.75
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common.—..
;
1.34
1.75 Mar
II,305
14
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Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas
Canadian
13c"
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.,13 c
Feb
,
,
11,800.:"
.
28c
9c
44c
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Dairies
Dominion
Canadian
12c
25C
25c
9c
2.50
——
Bridge
Mar
7%
3,535
•
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Canadian
:
Jan
16
Apr
6
1.00
1
Curtis
28
66
6%
1.00
•
Preferred
Canadian
2.64 Jan
9%6 Mar
,
7,
Jan
8% Apr •-10
104% Apr
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7%c Jan
"5c Mar
r
135 ' *
1,000
,
2
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Mar
4.90 Mar
6%
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,
19
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Chemical
Canadian
25;
6c
T.066
;
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class
Canadian
Canadian
11% Feb
;
■
23c
25c
i'
25c
Oils
Seagrams
Jan
Mar
.
10
Jan
1
.
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warrants
A
46% Mar
31
k
8%
11 %c 11 %c
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Mines
12
7c
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11 %c
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1
.
Mines
Distillers
51
Feb
—-9cf
12,000"
103 104%
1
Denison
Dome
33%
common
8%
1
J an
20
Commerce
7c
6%c
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Mines
Feb
—•
pf
—
3,500
26%
6c
.
1
Mines
Jan
Breweries
3,000
;
-
*
26%
100
Mines-
Horn
Deldona
8c
British Aluminium common.*
Jan
1
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De'coursey Brewis Minerals--!-.
9 ¥4
Canadian
Canadian
2.20
9c
1
45 ¥1
Canadian
Feb
8c
Explorers
5c
Mar
8.%
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9c
Daragon Mines
6% Mar
8,333
15,014
2.42
Jan
Feb
39% Mar
400
6c
10%
1
5.25
7%
9%
2.40
8c
preferred—
3.25 Mar
7
High
9%
1
Mines
Jan
Mar
30c
Class
Cusco
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
—1
———-10
—:
Minerals
Low
2.42
—
-
__j—:—;
Trust
Crcwn
1.30
Apr -"'
>48
Mines
Pershing
3,275
1,000
5c
-
5c
Shares
warrants
Delnite
Canada
for Week
*
—
Canada
48 -»
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Mar
42¥4
Jan
57
Feb
1.08
of
Crowpat
23 ¥4 Mar
Feb
45
Oil
Cree
Crush International Ltd—
Feb
44 ¥2 Mar
460
31c
10
Mtge
Canada Southern Oils warrants
Jan
,
a
42%.
Jan
75
3,400
46
6.90
19%
668
1.15
Class.
Canada Permanent
21%
75
*
—*
Canada Oil
Canada
Telefilms
13%
21
21
—100
*
preferred
Creative
27'%
4.30 Mar
•».»'!
4 ¥4%
Mar
21
10
Canada Iron Foundries common
63c
Apr
27
class A_*
Forging
Range
of Prices
Par
High
16,200
1,080
12%
_*
A
&
Low
Sales
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
High
45c
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
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..Monday, April 215, I960
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STOCKS
,
1
52
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54
-
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23%
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25
9.25
9.00
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8.30
8.30
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400
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Jan
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Jan
11%
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CANADIAN MARKETS-(Range
stocks
,
Friday
Last
Friday
for Week
Range
of Prices
stocks
Shares
Par
...
Pitfield
&
Low
_20c
.___
Howard Smith Paper common
Prior
preferred-./
3.90
___•
4.00
41
150
40
Mar
44%
Jan
25
35
Mar
39
Mar
2.90
3.00
2,700
44%
44%
44 %
1,530
11
11
12%
6,609
1
10c
9c
10c
2,500
20
;
52
50%
52
150
48
Mar
59
30c 30 %c
5,949
30c
Mar
42c
52
Mar
•
-
1
_
Imperial Bank
——
Imperial Investment class al___6%% preferred
53%
53
54%
'9%
20
19%
19%
73%
73 %
preferred
33%
12 'A
12'/4
12%
2,832
353/4
34%
-v
-
Inland
Inland
•
preferred——10
Natural Gas
41%
10%
'
63
Milton
i Mar
Jan
19% Mar
79
Jan
37
Jan
12%
Apr
Mar
37%
Jan
Jan
41 %
Apr
12%
Jan
39"%
53/8
6
3,435
4.60
Jan
17%
Apr
( 6%
Apr
21V*
Jan
'
17%
-
__
17%
131
4.80
2,895
1
4.60
4.55
13%
13%
14
725
1.30
1.30
1.40
1,550
33c
( 34c
1!
43/4
,..'/
Feb /
63/b
-
8c
8c
10c
12,300
15,000
13%
13%
100
41c
40c
46c
65c
58c
69c
42,760
7,550
1.60
1.60
1.70
5,992
22c
Power
22c 23 %c
11,500
20c
90c
89c
92c
17,688
70c
2.65
2.65
200
2.50 Feb
11%
5%c'
11%
1,640
10% Mar
•
common.
13%
•
;—1
Petroleums
Lake
Uranium
-i
*
Brick
Mining Corp
Min
Ore
i
•
•
Mines
11%
i'f4* 5%cf
Molsons
Brewery class a
Molybdenum Corp —
—
Warrants
Inspiration
———1
_______
Utilities
International
Preferred
8c
19,500
1023/4
105
12,754
102%
43
43
—5
33%
33%
35%
._25
41
41
413/4
:•
—-
*
:
-
75
130
Monarch Knitting common
*
Moneta
1
Porcupine
Montreal
Moore
Mt
Locomotive Works
40c
.—-
Corp
Murray
46
Interprovincial Steel
Investors
Syndicate
Mining
8,630
50c
35c
35c
37c
1
.
15,100
Grocers
20
National
Steel
Jan
Apr
31
Feb
36%
Jan
39 Vs
Feb
43
Apr
Creek
Nealon
Nello
Mines
-
Chemical
&
common—
6,204
52%
Feb
,25c
Irish
Iron
Bay
263/4
26%
27 3A
2,410
—I
Mines
Mines
Copper
1.24
1.14
,1.29
16,375
Car
Mines
Nesbitt
Uranium
2.86
1
2.80
3.15
6,850
13
13
100
46c
51c
58,500
2.05
New
57c
Mar
Mar,v
Athona
New
Bidlamaque
Calumet
Continental
Devies
New
Delhi
Jan
New
Dickenson
New
Goldvue
Pete;
3.20
Jan
New
34c
52c
Jan
516
12
Mar
15%
Jan
5%c
12,125
Mar
9%c Jan
1
5c
9%c
Apr
14c
Jan
9c
Apr
17c
Jan
1,100
5c
Mar
7%c Jan
3.725
25c
Mar
35c
Jan
19 %c
Feb
6%c Apr
7%c
7c
7%c
8,100
38c
38c
41c
49,733
26c
27 c
22c
27c
5,300
14c'
14c
1,500
2,000
9%c Mar
12c
2.82
4%c
4%c
ioc
9%c
68c
14c
2.80
•
68c
New Hosco Mines
(2.95
Feb
43c
Apr
35c
Jan
14c
10,500
Jan
22^
13,720
5c
-
Jan
1,600
5c
1
-
10c
8,000
10c
5c
Apr
14%
Jan
14
28c 28 %c
1
Mines
Mines
Jan
27%
9c
,_50c
Mines
113/4 Mar
25% Mar
*
Canada—
Jan
105
Mar
1
of
Jan
16%
26
4c
1
Oil
20 %c
:>
5,100
9%c 10 %c
9c
1
Gold
10c
Apr
137/8 Mar
6c
5c
5c
1
Mines
New
Feb
;
Mines
'
13%
13%
1
Alger Mines—-
New
Jan
1.75
Feb
Jan
6c
*
Labine
Apr
38
Apr
Jan
61c
*59c
*
26
•
5.50
26% Mar
•
_
Mines
41%
Mar
1.14
Jan
com
preferred
New
Jan
4.30 Mar
35c
87,250
105
33
Jan
i" 43%
35% Mar
2,600 '
50c
Jan
75
17%
Apr
1
Corp Ltd
Jan
Jan
Jan
35c
830
Jan
9%
80c
;
Feb
15,667
10c 12 %c
9%
2,200
16%
17
46c
1.25
5%
Mar
50c
6c
Feb
33 %
7% Mar
66c
41%
10c
60
Feb
Jan
56
50c
46c
43
9 %c
26
16%
b
Apr
5
.25c
Jan
12% Feb
*
40%
50c
_*
40c
33%
5%
——
Jan
2.80
_
Mar
16%
1
—
Drug
100
;
Apr
1.07
12 % Mar
33,325 :
Exploration
1,460
56
Jan
29c
Feb
Mar*-:
50
75c
5c
125
National
40c
543/4
54%
Interprovincial Pipe Line
2.05
Feb
40%
.
1
;
46
8%
66c
70c
•
common
Minerals
39%
Nama
Mar
6%
1.50 Mar
20
National
7
(
Jan
50
8%
8%
•
Wright Iron
Multi
New
warrants
1959
7
Credits
Bldg
Interprovincial
Jan
85c
25
Jan
Jan
Jan
63c
Feb
Jan
13 %c
•32
-
Jan
Apr
50c
18,500
Jan
Mar
91
1,165
--
7c
Feb
15
•
40c
22
Jan
50c
Apr
Jan
13c
13% Mar
6%c
1.90
Apr
33c
3,810
-
7c
•
common.
—
7c
1
Molybdenum
International Nickel Co common
International Petroleum
International
1.30
1.15
Apr
7%c Jan
22
22
1
143/4
13% Mar
71c
39%
•
National
Preferred
High
78c
Jan
..
8.60 Mar
25
325
City
Milliken
Feb
10
Mar
Mill
Low
71c
Midwest Industries Gas
Feb
'
-20
common
Apr
Range Since Jan. 1
High
72c
Oil
Mar
Low
,
Shares
1
Mining
Apr
31
&
of Prices
.—1
Mines
Light
Midrim
12c
11% Mar
2,720
11%
4.1%
11
53/8
—:
Cement- Co
353/4
Mexican
Midcon
14%
Feb
30
Uranium
Jan
19%
15,744
Mining
Jan
73
65
Meta
Island
4.40
Feb
8%
100
31%
.
Inglis (John) & Co,
f
31%
———-———50
_
Warrants
9c
Par
Merrill
51%
Mar
10% Mar
205
Imperial Life Assurance—10
Imperial Oil
—
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
Accept Com Ltd common—*
2.00 Mar
44
1,151
9%
_10
•
——
Jan
37%
•
Porcupine
Huron & Erie Mortgaged
Hydra Exploration
—
;'.$2%
5.00
37%
37%
•
Hugh Pam
Industrial
High
ma?
3.50
250
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
40%
50
Hoyle Mining ,
1
Hudson Bay Mining & Smeltine
Hudson
Bay oil—
j.——1
low
High
3.90
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
'
Horne
for Week Ended April 22)
Sales
Week's
Sale Price
41
Feb
19c
Mar
2.20
17c
.
Apr
3.10 Mar
Jan
9c
'
Jam
19c
4%c Apr
Jan
'
Iso
preferred
Glass
Iroquois
Mines
—10
—
-
"
1
—
47c
Jan
Harricana
New
Jack
35c "
.200
Mining.
Waite
34c
1.12
30
Lake
Jellicoe
Joburke
Gold
10c
1
Mines
200
30c
Apr
Mar
28c
1,000
250
6%
9%c /lie
20c
1.40
/
5 Ye Mar
New
Newlund
New
Apr
150
1
Preferred
-Warrants
Jonsmith
1
_c.i
-V-i*•
■
I—1
40c
3,800
37c
23c
23c
3,300
23c
11 %c
31c
12c
31c
6,300
32c "
7,120
_150
-j-
1.33
•
400
1.33
2.45
Feb
1.00
Jan
31c
1.33
25c
Jan
Jan
40c
Mar
o4c
52c
56c
42,495
51c
Mar
4%c
4%C
4%c
3,500
4%c
7c
4,750
6c
Mar
45c
45c
1,026
45c
12
100
Apr
Gold
Mines
i
Rouyn
Superior Oils
Niagara
Wire
common
Nickel
Mining & Smelting
Nipissing Mines
Nisto
Nor
■
36 %c
Warrants
Kenville
Canada
of
2.25
34c
Kirkland Minerals
Kirkland
30c
—
—.
Townsite
__——s.
—
-
5c
1,000
213/4
108,847
2.00
r
300
133/4
143/4
Copper
warrants
Class c
9
5c
r
Kerr-Addison Gold
Kilembe
630
v? •; 9 r ■"
Mines
Gold
735
3.85
3.35
;
.•
71/8
6%
6%
3.35
-—
Kelvinator
J.
>i '
*
Gold
Acme
2.25
10,106
34c
39C
15,122
30c =■' 34c
6,457
7%c
7%C
2,000
Norbeau
12 %c
•
Apr
Norgold
2.65 Mar
Jan
Norlartic
10%
Jan
5c
133/4
Feb
9%c Jan
Mar
22%
Apr
Apr
Lake
3.80
Jan
Northcal
42c
Jan
North
10c
Jan
30c
Apr
6%c Apr
Lake
Dufault
Lakeland
Lake
Osu
Shore
489
24
21
90c
16,300
62c
Apr
1.46
Jan
5c
Jan
7c
Jan
Apr
20c
Jan
13c
3,000
12c
39%
41
5,088
39% Mar
42c -'Apr"
5,800
60c
Mar
60c
63c
2.10
2.25
5,350
6c
6c
2,325
2.10"
Gold-
r
18c
Mines4.15
Mines.
18c
1,000
4.15
4.15
1,270
Wasa
Lamaque
Langis
Canadian
Secord
1
15c
2.80
Jan
10c
Feb
Feb
20c
Jan
4.50 Mar
Northspan
Class
Ltd.
Class
Oil
preferred
Mar
Lexindin
Gold
Jan
Northern
Canada
Ontario Natural
Northern
Jan
27%
Feb
Norvalie
Jan
Nudulama
1.53
—1
Mines
1
—
4.75
Jan
1.00 Jan
Loblaw
1.52
1.62
27,700
1.64
Apr
6c
6c
6%c
5,000
6c
Mar
9c
b
Loblaw
a
3c
3c
18,650
2c
Apr
4c
Jan
Obaska
1.73
1.79
3,345
Apr
1.93
Jan
Oka
,
1.32
class
a
26
27
445
25% Mar
28%
Jan
Okalta
28%
29%
265
26%
29%
Apr
Oleary
25%
26%
510
22%
Feb
27 %
Apr
26
27%
1,755
22%
Apr
28
Apr
Orchan
Jan
44
Locana
345
7.50
440
99c
4,850
7%
7%
225
3.00
Mineral
43%
7.00
96c
42%
7.25
warrants
3.00
100
42%
40
Jan
7'a.
Ltd
(m)
London
class
Hosiery
a
10c
Long Island Petroleums
9.00
5.00 Mar
96c
Jan
1.00 Mar
Apr
6
Jan
3,700
11
Goldfield
Lowney (w Ml—„
Lyndhurst
Mines
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
'j.
Mines
3.00
Feb
18c
60c
10,300
30c
35c
192,960
3c
3%c
8,300
l%c Mar
4%c
4%c
4%c
2,500
4%c Apr
24
24
100
13c
12c
14c
19 %c
24
12c
7%c
7%c
7,700
1,250
2.65
2.70
$|472
19c
•
Macdonald
Macfie
1
_
1
20
Explorations
Macleods
class
a
2.70
1
MiDes
pfd
Mar
81c
Mar
46
*
17%
Jan
19%
Jan
3.75
Jan
Feb
1.31
Jan
16%
Jan
2.00
2.00
2.20
6,987
1.00
1.11
1.10
1.11
500
1.10
•
12%
12%
131/4
4,067
20
3.60
3.50
3.60
945
72%
35
Gas
pfd
100
72%
— M.
1
MM
'
■
12 %
-
Apr
3.70
Jan
3.15
Jan
72%
Apr
Apr
15 %c
Jan
Jan
10c 10 %C
12,750'
10c
•
—
lie 12 %C
3,500
11c
Apr
17c
7%c
3,000
6c
Jan
10c
Jan
55c
57c
Apr
80c
Jan
9%c
6,030
1,000
55c
9%c
9c
Apr
16c
Feb
43c
3,900
40c
12 %c 12 %c
4,000
11c
6%c
1
1
55c
MM'
61c
Jan
15 %c
Feb
Feb
Mar
Ormsby Mines
1
20c
5,500
4%c
5c
7,000
23
23
10
21%
4%c
23
Drilling
Apr
1.20 Jan
Patino
Canada
of
1
6%c
6%c
*
2%c
2%c
78c
84c
—1
55c
81c
1
•
13
57c
17,950
2,570
12
13
287
78c
Apr
11c
55c
Apr
11% Mar
Feb
3%c Jan
1.05
10%
11%
7,756
7.00
7.55
910
6.25 Mar
27
28
4,420
23% Mar
35c
37c
9,650
32c
Mar
60c
65c
5,000
57c
Mar
-
6,650
6%c Jan
15c
1,933
15c
200
3.90
8c
3.05
Jan
Feb
'
?14%c Jan
23c
Feb
Jan
99c
Jan
14
4.00
4.00
42c
45c
7,500
2.55
2.50
2.60
2,450
1
Consol
Penmans
Permo
—_.
18 %c
18 %c
19c
17,453
1
12c
12c
13c
4,100
1
Gold
12c
18c
Apr
"33c
Jan
Apr
18c
Jan
Apr
39c
Jan
12c
2,400
50
8%
6% Mar
7%
28 %<
Ilia
preferred
Jan
12c
21,000
8
28%
Jan
2.85
18 %c
28%
67c
65c
70c
5,850
55c
16c
8,100
15c
74c
Mar
7%
28
Mar
Jan
Jan
21%
Feb
apr^
Jan
Feb
Perron
Mines
oh
—1
Mines
15c
15c
1.44 Mar
1.10
20,125
10c
Apr
17c
Jan
Petrol Oit & Gas
•
65C
65c
70c
49,660
65c
Apr
85c
11c
8%c
lie
18,150
7%c
Jan
13c
Jan
1
67c
55c
67c
12,200
55c
Apr
Marigold Oils
•
9c
8%c
9c
4,200
Mar
lie
Jan
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
85c
8%c
•
85c
Jan
Pitch Ore Uranium
McMarmac
Red
For
30c
Mar
38 %c
34c
9,100
9
9
9%
16,048
8'/a Mar
97
97
98%
535
93 % Mar
7%c
12%
102
8%c
3,500
7c
6.10
3,525
5.50
Place Oil & Gas__
x
*
Powell
Rouyn Gold
13 %c
Jan
Power
Corp
8%c
9c
9,300
8c
Mar
1.15
1.15
200
90c
Mar
1.20 Mar
Prairie
Mar
30% /Jan
Prairie
1
—
j
25
2,414
20c
20c
6,600
24
Apr
31c
Jan
5%c Mar
8c
Jan
47c
Apr
6c
1,000
42c
45c
21,200
33c
1.85
1.81
1.99
50c
18c
18c
19c
6,919
13,350
15c
6c
1
_•
footnotes, see page 42.
44c
Jan
Jan
Jan
85c
85c
2,965
85c
Jan
5%c
16,000
5c
Mar
7c
Jan
Mar
94c
Jan
11%
Apr
70c
77c
31,635
63c
11%
11%
13,238
10 V*
25c
38c
197,360
Oil
Jan
:
Mfg
•
38c
Apr
55c
76c
124,375
55c
Apr
98c
Feb
31c
700
31c
Apr
42c
Feb
45
Apr
55%
Jan
3.25
45
46%
380
1.90
45
1
•
Mar
31c
1
Royalties
Pipe
60c
17c
2.00
3,400
1.90
Apr
2.90
3.25
3.45
3,185
3.00 Mar
3.65
Feb
2.65
Apr
4.35
Jan
57c
Apr
Feb
Jan
18 %c
1.28
/
20c
24%
Island
36c
1
Portgage
Apr
1
24%
72c
11%
50o
Jan
1
Lake
Oils
5.75
10c
1.02
5c
1
Placer Development
5.65
*
1
Jan
Apr
Mar
1.10
1
Apr
Ponder
7%c
&
Feb
50c
Mentor Expl & Dev
■
Mar
•
Lake
McWatters Gold Mines
Medallion Petroleums
80c
•
Consol
Red
32c
44,200
1.33
100
Mattagami Lake
Mayburn Mines
Mayfair Oil & Gas
Mclntyre Porcupine
McKenzie
32c
97c
Jan
30%
85c
,
*
1
88c
Apr
66c
Mar
2.25 Mar
_•
Oil
&
12c
22c
-1.25
common
Gas
.___
4.00
3.00 Mar
3,500
45c
1
1
90c
Jan
3.25 Mar
Jan
Maralgo Mines
Marcon Mines
1
1
Jan
66c
700
8c
Jan
44c
,
3.10
2
Exploration Ltd—
Peerless Exploration
Pembina Pipeline common
Peruvian
10c 11 %c
Mar
9.00 Jan
29 %
1
15c
8c
15c
12%
9.35 Mar
3.10
1
pce
-
9
,
Warrants
Paymaster
Apr
7% Mar
Apr
1
Mines
Pato Consol Gold
Apr
Mar
Apr
60c
Mines
Amalg
Parker
Jan
2c
6%
8%
35c
Parmaque
3.35
6c
120
200
27%
j:
Porcupine
18%
600
71/4
8%
7.15
Page Hershey Tubes
2.63 Mar
2,500'
Jan
6%
8%
Jan
8%c Feb
23
Apr
2,800
Feb
7% Feb
35c
10%
Petroleums
Feb
32c
37c
Feb
Feb
6%
common-
Warrants
Jan
Jan
6%
29c
~
Pacific
15c
2.92
30c
Apr
Pamour
Apr
18%c Apr
4%c Apr
300
30c
25 %c Mar
4,500
7
29c
9%c Jan
8%
Express
Pamoil Ltd
1.00
6c
29c
30c
6%
Mines
Preferred
Jan
2.55
30c
Wholesale
Lake
Jan
•
Apr
Mar /(
6c
19c
26
40C
9,000
Mar
Apr
"MM1
6c
Overland
7%c Jan
-
MM
'
6c
Jan
Feb
8c
•
1
Osisko
36 %c Jan
Feb
-900
i
Orenada Gold
Apr
14% Mar
Matachewan
Jan
70
Jan
3,350
preferred
Jan
1.37
16,550
5 %%
Jan
41
618
8.60
14,541
Martln-McNeely Mines
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
j«n
110
19
Jan
3.10
Maritime Mining Corp
jan
5.45 Mar
1.05
common
Feb
27c
80c
16%
Milling
69c
609
7,265
2.90
Barvue
1.41
16,638
234,550
1.00
Maple Leaf
83c
27c 29%c
1.34
15%
Manitou
86c.
1.25 Jan
6.10
1.00
Fields
Mar
5.75
2.92
Gold
80c
1.14
15 %
Malartic
89c
5.80
1
•.
Jan
86c
1.20
1
*
-
—
1
•
.__
Feb
38c
1
MacLeod Cockshutt
Magnet Cons Mines
Majortrans
59c
Jan
44%
Copper
Madsen
Lake
Jan
25c
Mines
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River
Red
l30 Jan
40c
3,499
4,900
85c
Mines
Pardee
Macassa Mines
t
8,920
40,825
•
Oils
Jan
Jan
67c
46 %c Mar
60c
*
1
7%
Mar
3c
-1
Warrants
Louvicourt
10c 10%c
2.00
10c
35c
A
Long Point Gas
Lorado Uranium Mines
Mar
55c
29c
19
Malartic
Oshawa
Loeb
MM
Jan
-50
—
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.01
45c
89c
'
27c
Metals—
Opemlska
27
•
a
74c
;
,
28c
1.01
Mines
Gold
29
—
Preferred
Mar
443/a
Mines
Rare
26%
■»!>■
Class
1.73
26
preferred—
Cos
Class
2.95
1.04
Feb
2.33
44c
19
Mines
Utilities
Lake
.30
pfd-
"
Jan
2c
.30
class
Groceterias
Class
Jan
13c
44%
Mines
o'Brien
Little Long Lac Gold
12c
Mar
50
Telephone
23%
2.95
2.36
•
warrants
246,300
—1
Mines
Gold
1957
1.75
Gold
Lencourt
920
Jan
*
Jan
33c
•
Leltch
1,222
.2.36
13c
Apr
5c
9c
1
.
a
Northwestern
327
6,000
3,125
45 %c 45 %c
MM*
—1
warrants
Feb
26 %
6c
9c
48c
Mines
Uranium
a
North Star
30c
25%
5c
Jan
3.70 Jan
Mar
9c
Jan
Feb
3.80 Mar
28c
-250
Rankin
1.01
1.95 Mar
6c
Oils common
North
Feb
26
6%c Jan
24 %c
2.90 Mar
9c1
Apr
Jan
30c
5c
1
64c
—3
—
7,300
1
26c
_50c
——
Candy^
9c
Goidcrest
2,600
—
American
Laura
9c
Coldstream
675
—
Latin
9c
North
3,065
79c
1,141
Northgate Exploration Ltd—
31c
30c
3.15
Jan
3.40
75c
3.10
"
Feb
3.15
48% Jan
1.10 Jan
Mar
20c
Jan
31c
29c
4c
8,000
■
3.20
75c
1
—i—.
Silver
36,500
Warrants
31c
—-
8,200
5c
"21c
Ltd
Oils
3.30
Mining—l.
Gold Mines
49c
4c
-III
Northern
Lake
42c
20c
90c
Feb
62c
Jan
88c
43c
28
Mar
1
1
1
4,325
6,000
20c
27%
Apr
1,197
75c
Gas
Lake
25%
223/4
—-
Mines
Lingman
Lake
25
22
75c
Feb
72c
Jan
1.80
25%
*—
Mines
Cinch
Feb
12
Apr
*
Mines
Mining Corp
Norpax Nickel
i
Norsyncomaque Mining
Mar
35c
,
—1
Mines
1.55 Mar
27c
22%
Ltd.
Labrador Mining & Exploratton(John)
Jan
68c
11% Jan
12 %c
39%
-11
Normetal
7
North
Labatt
*
Mines
7%
3.95
*
Jan
6c
'
Jan
1.00
5%'c
Noranda Mines
Feb
6
7c
12c
Apr
5%c
88c
Mines
2.726
37c
■
00(1,If
class a
Kelly Douglas
Jan
"
Jan
Jan
Feb
1.27
m'ar
12
Jan
Jan
2.00
13cr
Mar
43c
Apr
Mar
30c
4c
17c
Apr
Mar
15c
1,500
1,000
Jan
29c
Mar /
8c
13,500
*
4%c
9 % Mar
Jan
10 %c Mar
s
Oils
Jupiter
-
_•
Mines
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
9
39c
____,—.
Joliet-Quebec Mines
1.95
19,700
35c
'
15c
4%c
Jan
14,150
lie
17c
35c
i
Senator
14c
9%
9%c
1.14 Jan
9%c Jan
New
Mar
2.30
10c
Jan
Mar
6%c
8c
9%
9c
63c
5%c Apr
Rouyn Merger
Jan
2.15
2,000
New
14c
'
I
.
Mines
Mines
Manitoba
Mining & Smelting.
New Mylamaque Exploration
New
—10
15,050
Newnorth
Mar
7,750
6,100
75c
"
Jan
8c
2.20
*
Jockey Club Ltd common
Kelore
10c
6%c
6c
Jan
6"%
73,200
/
9%c
„
Jan
30c
24c
Jan
Mar
31
9c
1
—__
27% Mar
30c
6
1
—
(1939)
Mines
1.05 Mar
225
20c 20 %C
1
Exploration
Jefferson
67c
23,500
22,100
30
i
30c
Jaye
Jan
40c
1.15
1.09
30
.350
i——
Service
Public
Jamaica
;
Mines
Jason
"
1.75 Mar
Mar
Premium
President
2.34 Apr
Preston
20c
Pronto
Apr
Iron
Ore
Electric.
East
20c
1
Dome
Uranium
Mines
2.90
'57 c
2.90
100
;
1.40 Jan
70 c
1,800
1
3.85
3.85
4.25
4,700
3.40
Feb
5.15
1
2.30
2.30
2.37
8,811
2.20
Apr
3.25 Feb
60c
,
Jan
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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.
Monday, April 25, 1960
*
.
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Provo
50c
48c
1,500
„
*•
•
Producers Ltd—
Gas
48c
2.10
_•
Airways
Prospectors
Low
High
Low
Par
STOCKS
62,797
11,000
11c
Ultra
2.70
Apr
Union
23c
1.95 Mar
2.35
11c 12 %c
2.24
Jan
Union
Mining
Asbestos
Shawkey
Quebec
Ascot
Copper
19c
20c
10,400
19c
Apr
29c
Jan
United
12c
: i4c
7,400
12c
Apr
19c
Jan
United Canso
3%c
4c
4,500
2.61
2.72
300
•
*
48C
*
2.60 Mar
,
47c
He
2,200
10c
Apr
45C
Mar
66c " Jan
14y2
15%
1,775
14
10
•—
14%
77 y2
77%
78 y2
324
76
4.25
4.95
14c
8,100
9.55
9.60
1,200
12%
1
*
12 y2
100
9.60
*
class A
Petroleum
Quinte Milk
Rainville
Rapid
25c
11J/4
United
United
New
Feb
United
Oils
Jan
United
Steel
Jan
Upper Canada
12y2
Renabie
14%
Jan
53C
Vandoo
11,000
4c
4c
1.66
1.66
..
19
725
1.90
1,500
37c
45c
95,400
25c
5c
6c
3,633
5c
.
_J9
1.75
Apr
1.47
Feb
Jan
.
Jan
Roche
Jan
46c-
8%c
Jan
13c
Apr
26c
11c ny2c
25,400
9c
Mar
13c
Jan
21c
22c
11,000
20c
Mar
35c
Jan
5c
Feb
7c
Feb
5%c
6
5,592
75
75
62
6y2c
.—10
67%
625
68%
67%
3.00
8.15
8.90
Industries
10%
10%
9c
9%C
9c
Mining
Ryanor
6%, Jan
81%
Jan
9c
Jan
80
Maurice
16%
common
~-l
Mar
66
2.57 Mar
3.18 Mar
6.75
Feb
9.50 Mar
9%
Feb
2,500
9c
13
Jan
13 %c
Apr
Jan
Gold-
75c
98c
Jan
10%
Jan
6.50
Jan
80c
85c
3,000
103/4
7,230
5.45
5.60
360
55c
56c
3,800
9c ioy2c
62c
—
55c
Mar
Feb
8%
4.00 Mar
55c
Apr
73c
Feb
14,000
7c
Mar
13c
Mar
7,000
55c
62c
91c
1.00
6,125
90c
Mar
16C
—
1.04
Apr
94c
50c
Metal
Satellite
1.53
16c
17c
2,128
15c
Feb
Breweries
Mines
Silver
Miller
Mines
B
70
43
43
.65
2.66
3.00
25,924
23
23
23
120
3.80
3.80
4.00
500
35c
34c
10y4
10
lO'/a
.
10 y2
10 y2
x—*.
—29 %
Ltd
-x.—-
1
*
.•
10%
1
*---*■
.
Ltd
Mines
39
t
,
class A
Silverwood. Dairies
Siscoe
38%
—1s—1
Quebec—
Class
6,780
—-A-—•
Sigma
Simpsons
3,000
—50 t*di«»»39
50
1
2.85
Sherrltt Gordon
Sicks
3.90
26%
3-85
26 V*
•:
37c
29%
88c
25
1.20
Jan
..
4.65
37% Mar
42 y2
,
Jan
2.50
23
Jan
Feb
Jan
24%
Feb
Jan
4.50
Apr
31c
39%
3.25
Mar
3.80
...
Jan
43c
Mar
11
9% Mar
15
Apr
10
Mar
11%
Jan
3,530._
27
Mar
33%
Jan
9,190
88c
Apr
1.09
Jan
5
91c
,
;
Slater common
Roi
Van
Slocan
SOutham
*
•
—
—
81%"
Air
Warrants
-1
—10
—
27
50
8c
8C
4
—
82
,
40c
40c
40c
2.40
2.25
2.75
•
»—:
1
29c
Jan
Feb
Apr
23%c
27C
2.35
Feb
•
16
830
■
35c
Starratt Nickel
1
Wayne
-
Werner
Submarine
Sudbury
Warrants
West
r
21c
Mar
7c
Mar
13c
Sunburst
Superior
Supertest
27c
Apr
56c
40c
3,861
35c
Apr
53c
5c
4,700
36%
650
72
75%
7c
9.90
9.80
10 y2
38'%
87%
20
20V*
9.80
Apr
18
Mar
24
Feb
52
•61c
1
r 1.30
1.30
1 1A5
1.26
Apr
18%
&
Gas
18c
18c
2,500
18c
Jan
22c
Feb
1
1.12
1.63
1,800
8c
2,200
1.63
1
1.16
6%c
1
1.67
5,900
1
—•
*
13c
13c
600
141/4
141/4
151/2
175
—•
3.30
3.40
250
80C
90c
68,950
24
25
275
38
38
5c
25
84c
Mar
Feb
1.55
475
15 y2
1.08 Mar
1.81
10c
1.85
50
Co class B
Inlet class A
Western
Surf
Weston
(Geo)
$6
White
39c
;
Warrants
Feb
Jan
38
Mar
40
1.67
1.67
1.75
16,585
1.55
1.54
1.65
6,300
Tidal
48c
23 %c
52
Wood
Ind
(J)
Woodward
Class
_—Z
class
Stores
Petroleums
lOe
Mines
Toronto
Dominion
Ltd
Elevators
Toronto
Iron
Lead
A
Yellowknife
Bear
Towagamac Exploration
Traders
class
5%
1956
Trans
Trans
Finance
class
B
Yukeno
A
6%
71/2
5C
5c
1,000
Canada
Canada
Transmountain
Trans
Prairie
Triad
Exploration
Pipeline
PiDe
Jan
Jan
Oil
750
-
105
Apr
10
Mar
16%
Jan
1,505
1,350
1.38
34,SOU*
65c
9c
9%c
674
Jan
Jan
Mar
7% Mar
5%C"
1,000
28%
17%
Mar"
8,500
6.00
1,300 v-
1.15
17 %c
Mar
9c
1.67
Jan
!
1.05
.
Jan
Jan
15 %c Mar
5%C ;Apr *
247i Mar
29
615
1.20
18c
50c
530
6.30
1
*.
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5C
1
16% Mar"
19%
7c'
„
Jan
Jan
Jan
1,060
5.65 Mar
7.00 Mar
3,040
'
1.15
1.40
Apr
Jan
Jan
6c
Jan
1.12
Feb
1.00 Mar
2.75
Apr
1,075
•
27c
1.00 Mar
500
81c
Mar
3%c Mar
34,710-
2.75
77c-
16c
6,000
-1.04
*
2.25
77c-
65,100
5c
1.00
•
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20c
4c
-
1.03
x
75c
Mar
87CjV Jan
3%C
Mines
3%C
4,500
3%cMar
2.90
2.85
2.95
4,175
2.50 Mar
21c
21c
22c
14,500
21c
Mar
29c
Jan
18C
1
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525
18c
Mar
29c
Jan
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—
*
.
Dollars
Sales
"
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for Week
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37
200
6%
370
24
24%
100
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•
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Bulolo
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24%
5
4.75
4.75
*
674
<
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Feb
6%
35%
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6V* Mar
1,6554
4.95
•
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14%
15
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31
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&
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Vinegars
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Canadian
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43
774
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29% Mar
40
25
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4.75 Mar
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2,105
36% Mar
18c
5,600
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77
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17y4
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230
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Jan
Jan
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Mar
Jan
Apr
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44%
Mar
71
33V*
-
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Apr
Mar
22c
90
20% Mar
Jan
Jan
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Jan
23
Jan
130-
Jan
Jan
40c
Jan
Gaspe Copper Mines
Jan
International
Apr
80
Jan
Jan
94c
Apr
6%
3.90 Jan
874
5V*
—
1
Paper
700
*
5V*
1—1*
—
59 V*
10%
Jan
Minnesota & Ontario Paper——^2.50
7c
Jan
Ogilvie
Apr
4%c Mar
Mar
1
—
70c
26,800
56c
Apr
Feb
Pend
Oreille
49c
6,300
40c
Mar
53c
Jan
Price
Bros
51
1,414
48% Mar
56
10%
480
10
Mar
13-
Jan
Yukon
16
125
Apr
18
Feb
107
11%
12
28
—_—.*
1——1
21V*'
..
40%
2.45
•
common
41
Zellers
28*
40%
110
liy4 Mar
950
27'A
145
-
102% Mar
305
41V*
19% Mar
124
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403/8 Mar
Apr*
1
14
Jan
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Jan
Jan
10
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—
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20
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Paper
Loblaw Inc
56c
-
16
6C
6c
6%c
2,583
34%
34%
250
343/4
2,145
34
35
351/4
50
32
1.35
1.05
1.35
150
43c
43c
500
1.15
6c
Apr
Feb
37 y2
37
Feb
Feb
38
Cons
Gold
a
Corp—Z
—,_1
;
1
—
2.45
220
2.40 Mar
3.15
41%
1,455
38y+Mar
46%
Jan
70C
.
2.45
40%
-
__
»
Feb
Apr
Mines—i
——
70c
5,000
62c
72c
Jan
32
30
32 '
•
Mar
32
34% Mar
Feb
9%c Mar
32 y4
1.05
Apr
42y2c Mar
'
3.00
Jan
Jan
65c
Jan
21
201/4
21%
20,354
19% Mar
26
93/8
91/4
9%
5,970
9y» Mar
12
Jan
12 y8
12
121%
1,330
•
2.65
2.65
2.95
15,050
Apr
4.10
30C
29C
30c
2,500
26c
Jan
45c
Mar
10c
12c
5,000
10c
Apr
17C
Jan
12
2.65
Apr
17%
I
FOOTNOTES FOR
,'"*•
.
i
■
.
OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
*
a
Odd
lot
sale
»
.
1
range).
*
delivery sale
in year's range).
e
Selling ex-interest.
price.
f Flat
r
Cash sale
^
„
.
.
1 Ex-liquidating dividend,
•
(not Included In year's
<1 Deferred
Jan
Jan
'
.
Jan
•
1
84
Mar
Jan
—1
*
Jan
100
84"
/ Jan
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
16
43c
82
30
'
6.05
i
Dupont
34%
_1
100
'
1.15
Oil
1
Pipeline
Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
-
Mar
1
Line
Tribag
Ltd.
Feb
36 V*
T*.>■
45C
45c
.
30c
35
28 % Mar
7%
1
Electric
Zenith
501/4
58c
40
:
warrants
Jan
Feb
29
17%
17%
•
Mines-
Glass
43c
6%
^
preferred
16%. Mar
1,014
5%c
5%c
—5
Mines
Dalhousie
34
—
12 %c
Apr
1,755
27%
1
Knitting class A__.
Young
(H G) Mines.i—
Dominion
•
—
A
4,000
1.25
York
Jan
1.25 Mar
35,400
10%
Jan
Mar "
35
13%
:
*
class
Ltd
Oil
Jan
76
79c
*
common
Jan
55c '
14%
65c
____
Zinc
«te
Canuck
2.80
Mar
71c
50 V*
•
Works
Jan
3.50
4
Yale
Jan
1.65
45
75 c
"
Toronto
•
584
10
—
1.55
36c1
7;
9c
Wright-Hargreaves
Jan
23c
77
•
Bank
Jan
Apr
1,200
11%
;
1.27"
warrants
A
S V*
1,850
57%
76
—1
Tombill
7
1
—1
8% Mar
1,273
23c 231/2c
52
100
1
1.35
1,800
Jan
25% Jan
57c
:
Jan
Apr *
3.25 Mar
400
105
—
—
Larder
Winchester
Jan
Mar
69c
Park
3.60
*
'
1.04
60c
21%
Apr
Tiara Mines
Jan
Jan
Apr
1.03
105
13
;
*
—1
.
Coghlan
Wiltsey
Canada
Mar
Thorncliffe
Jan
32%
2.70
.
34%
83%
105
—100
——
Mines
Willrov
Jan
41c
•
15%
70c
*
3.60
48c
Lundmark
Jan
Jah
50c
4
\ 34
100
—
Jan
5%c
18c
33%
■
Jan
Apr
14%
18c
3414
.—
'
40C"-
•
14%
Yukon.—
&
Pass
3.10 Mar
100
•
■t'
7,092
3.50
Jan
Mar
12
240
50c
class A—
preferred
Canada
500
Thompson
200
3.50
1.88
32% JFeb
575"
2.75
75c
2.15
4c
32 y2
1.25
75cr
■1
Apr >
40c
2.70
1.03
Feb
Jan
15,000
Preferred
100"
32%
—
preferred
4y2%
Jan
52c
:
Apr "
1.30 Mar
1.15
605
•
17%
48c
I——*.
61c-
1,122
14%
35'
16%
8%
common
16,750
26,539
14
*
Plywood
26c
83/s
Ltd
Mar
3.50
;
————*
Petrol
Naco
Western
Feb
: 48c
Canada
\ 21c
75c
Petroleum
Western
Mar
48c
Texaco
Jan
1.15
Leaseholds
Mar
13%
8%
-
Jan
16c
8.500
1
Western
13
-
1
Mines
trust
12c
4%c
; 14%
>32%
"
Pearson
Mar
'
Decalta
12c
-
-
-
preferred.;.-—1—10
Teck Hughes Gold
1
L
1
Temagami Mines
1
Territory Mining —^
•
L——1
Voting
Taylor
7'/aC
9c
4c
•;
2.70
Canadian
Taurcanls
Mar
50c
,
3.50 Mar
5c
21,525"
65c
50C
4C
,
2;70 Mar
-
500
,1.48.
—
Jan
t
8%c Mar a"
r
930
3,000 "
.
,
1.50
-1.25
.
Apr
17%
Preferred
18c
62C
—
.
^
r ,9c
17c
■
17c
a
t,—
"Warrants
Jan
46
•
5%c
9C
9c
.
Breweries.
Copper
13 %< Jan
150
1
2.45: Jan
6.90 Feb38 Vv Jan
13c j, Jan
^
33% Mar
11,800-
3.05;
5c
a
"
Jan
305
common
Apr
6.00 Mar '*•
•
6,660
Apr:;
Jan
70% Mar
20,950
Tamblyn
9%c
2.95
5c
<
•
Canada
Western
Western
Jan
Mar
4%c Mar
32
7,340
Sylvanlte Gold
■
Feb
1.60
,
8%C
,8%C
1
Products
Westeel
Jan
4y2c
-360
t
Apr
38 %:
f-
Jan
52
Industries
Switson
1.80
2,085
Apr
7
Feb
Apr
Jan
35c
46c
18y»
Exploration
Propane common
Petroleum ordinary
795
6.50
Jan
Jan
2,315
73%
1
6y2
Jan
28
34y2c
Jan
Apr
18
—-
; 1.95
6.25
1.38 Mar
,
Jan
2.25 Feb
Apr
36%
25
5,200
35%
1
Mines—I
3.80
2.25
51
;
200*
1.58
34%
34%-.
—————
Malartic
Metal
51
Sullivan Cons Mines
7
36%
1.80
—
Oil
Mining
18 Yb
Gas
Contact
Apr-
:
Jan
7c
Apr
32c
Jan
'y
Apr
"
Canadian
Zulapa
*
Gold
Oil
21%
"6.25
6.35
T
-J.—.
Petroleum
Westates
West
Zenmac
9,640
1
i
xi
*
River
6,220
5,271
1.50
:—
Wespac Petroleums
Westburrie Oil
.
Sturgeon
24 y2
23%
99c
Jan
8%"
1.25
3VzC Mar
Jan
—-20
Oil
•
3.50
36%
—_——-
Mining
;
Lake Nickel
Feb
8,610
1
Steinberg class A
Sterling Trusts
Stuart
'
150
1.57
Petroleums-Ltd
Knapp Canada Ltd—
Jan
8c
•
Iron
Rock
•w
<
Apr
1.89
;
1.02 Mar
3.65
(
7
Prices
Steep
Mar
6% Mar
5,805
Apr
■
,
-'/ 6.75' Jan
28c v Apr
1.27 Mar
605
135
36%
—
&
Weedon
60c
27c
-*
Steel of Canada—:
Jan
.
19
29c
\
5c
19c
24
54%
,
2,000
_1
Mines
19c
Apr
33
1
1.499
21%' Jan
Jan
5.30
46,020
1
7
-
18% Mar
99c
.10
u—
-W_x
&
G
Jan
15%
-
7c
1
Stanwell Oil & Gas
49%
1 32c 34»/2c
23%
1
Feb
Jan
27c
7c
—
Stanrock Uranium
22 y2 Mar
355
1.11
3.55
33c
Trust
Grey
12y2c Mar
5,795
Bros
11c
83
1.50
26,100
—-*
Warrants
Jan
Feb
11c
400
13c 15 %C
15%
Stanleigh Uranium Corp
30
Mar
6c
1,010
2.70 Mar
Mar
76
21,500
1.65
Jan
25
405
lie 12 %c
.1.50
2.00
3,000
•
15%
—
Wire
Stedman
-
80%
15%c
30o
200
3%c
>
,
»
>--<—
Spooner Mines & Oils
Paving
Standard
Standard
1.50
•
Services
200
11c
1
Southern Union Oils
2.55
8c
.
—
Spartan
2.50
27
K D Manufacturing.
968
24
-
Jan
Apr
"
3%c
Jan
43.".
2.55 Mar
.
Apr
30%
Feb
5.00
1.25
*•
99c
Mines- —:
Yankee
8
Apr
Feb
54%
1.05
1
Jan
24V2c Jan
3.25 Mar
,
8,855
y4;
28
90c
,
Jan
3.55
82c
20%
6% ■"(
7
-1.05
Warrants
3.60
26 y8
—-*
•
Security Freehold
Shawinigan Water & Power com
Class A preferred
Class B preferred
24c
Jan
9%
10 Vac
—
Petroleums
Petroleum
iarcee
18'/4
55c
common.
River Gold
lapphire
15% Mar
5.50
Antonio
land
3,570
80c
Warrants
Ian
16 y8
16%
10
Gas.
Shirrlff Horsey
Salada
1.35
Apr
Jan
Jan
1,730
_
Corp
Lawrence
It
1.38
./'•
common
Western
;t
22c
>
Jan
Mar
6c
5,097
lO'/a
Royalite Oil common
Apr
..
Mar
66
2,132
2.65
8.20
7%
Apr
4.80 Mar
58,175
2.68
Russell
7%
1,166
5y2
75
1
Bank of Canada
Royal
85
21,200
5%
Hi 00
Mines
Consol
7%
7%
6%c
•
Preferred
Rowan
20c
1
Explor_
Amulet
Waite
Walker
Jan
Apr
,
13c 15 %C
50c
w
Can Ltd common-
V)
20c
19c
6,200
Wainwright Prod & Ref—
Jan
5%c
1
Rocky Petroleum Ltd—4
(A
6.10
Mines—
Power
&>
Violamac
Apr
28
21c
Mines
Rockwin Mines
Roe
5.90
—
Cons
Victoria
1.95 Mar
.
14C
7%
A—:
Uran_
Athabasca
Rix
-6.10
<
Mines Ltd_>
Viceroy Mfg class A—
Jan
60c
lie
class
52
Vespar
Webb
1
Mines
Silk
24
Jan
52
5%c Apr
1.50 Feb
100
19
1.80
37c
15
s
Feb
4c
2,000
19
Minerals
Riverside
—30
!——50
—
Ventures Ltd
Apr
68c
27 y2C Mar
1.80
Chemical
Rupununi
20%
' Jan
14c
16%
Feb
1,683
•
Mar
12% Apr
3,350
1.25
Corp "
Preferred
Jan
1.50
Mar
45c
Mar
38c
Feb
13% Mar
20,175
33c
78c
1.20 Mar
200
50c
28c
—
Mines
Rexspar
Rio
3.60
1
High
49%
Apr
9c
Mar
23c
2,000
14%
Macdonald
Reichhold
16,408
*3.80
Fortune
11%
Mar
7c
2,000
(
50c
Explorations
Reeves
26c
28c
Rayrock MinesMining
Realm
Reef
19cl9%c
19c
1.17
■
Hill
Keno
5.80
Jan
56c
1.40
Ltd
Batten
&
140
3v55
—4.
16c
Apr
Mar
9.00 Mar
34,100
68c
1.30
Grip
3,580
1
—
voting trust
Fuel Inv A preferred
Jan
80 y4
Mar
12c
2,250
7%c
62c
63C
Mines—
Mines
13 y8
50%
9c
•
7c
.1
Oil
Ranger
12%
50'/a
1
Corp
Preferred
Venezuelan
Uranium
2,000
12%
1
Corps Ltd class B
United
Feb
18
% Apr
4.25
350
13 %C
4.25
Warrants
United
13 %c Jan
11,056
'1
Queenston Gold Mihes—
Quemont Mining
Radlore
Low
9c
50 y8
common.
-50
Range Since Jan.
High
9c
Jan
Jan
51c
10c
10C
.1
Quebec Natural Gas
Quonto
6c
3.50
Mar
3c
Shares
'
2.72
1
Quebec Metallurgical
Units
20c
-14C
.1
Corp
—
Mines-
Manitou
Quebec
Canada
Low
1
Mines——;
preferred
.1
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop—
Quebec Lithium
A
.1
Gold.
Quebec Chibougamau
Apr
of
Gas
Class
.1
of Prices
Par
Jan
for Week
Range
Sale Price
High
71c
Apr
Sales
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Friday
for Week
Range
Last
stocks
(Range for Week Ended April 22)
Sales
Week's
Friday
..~u
*
j
.
,,
(un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges.
*
(not
Included
.
wd When delivered,
wl When
;
1
.
;
(not Included In year's range).
issued.
x
Ex-dividend.
y
Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock
dividend.
Volum^1
191
Number
5945
,...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1811>
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
The following bid and
asked quotations are obtained from the National
Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources.
They do
npt represent actual transactions. They are intended as a guide to the range
within which these securities could have been sold (indicated
by the "bid")
which have
at the time ot compilation.
Origin of
request. The "National" list is
composed of securities
wide national distribution.
a
on
Par
Industrials and Utilities
Corp
Aerovox
Allied
Potash
—1
—
Inc——!__
Products
Air
Portsmouth
Radio
Corp
10 %
1
Cement
American
Express
American-Marietta
American
Co
'
49%
Anheuser-Busch
Inc—-4
Co
Farms
Participating
Grolier
Arkansas
Metal
Arvlde
>r__3
Construction
Aztec
Oil
&
Oil
Bates
Mfg
Inc—_1
Co———
Bavles
(A
Behlen
69
16%
14%
Beneficial
13%
Berkshire
Hathaway
Corp
Beryllium
43%
Inc
*_5
:
Billups Western
Pet Co
1
6
Paper Corp ADR__—
Products
Inc
Bowser
Brown
&
preferred—25
17%!
Co Inc—__3
Beryllium
Burndy
Corp
Byllesby (H M)
California
—1
—
Interstate
Tel——5
Telep Co__ j_12%
12 %
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif.l
Cannon
Mills
Ceco
Steel
Products
Cedar Point
Field
Trust
Central
Elect
Indiana
Gas
Gas
Central
Louisiana
Maine
Co.;—10
Co—__5
Electric
'
35
Head
Citizens Util Co
Common
Clinton
19
States
1
4%
13%
Iowa
Public
Ttek
•
7
Jack
Corp
12%
&
■
Heintz
Cohu
Electronics
Inc
Stores
/■'
Colorado
Inc_t—x——2%
Interstate
Colorado
Milling
Colorado
Oil
$1.25
&
conv :
Gas
&
46%
Eley Co___l
Gas
Corp com_3
19%
y -
preferred—25
Consolidated
Rock
Kennametal
Continental Transp Lines Inc_j.l
'•<
Control
Data
Corp.—__50c
Cook
Coffee
Cook
Electric,* Company—x__—l
Co__x..
.x——1
10%
22
Crouse-Hinds
;
common—_1%
5
Co Inc:
Laboratories class
Cutter
r.
Co
Engine
Cummins
Class
Danly
B
A_!_l
/
Specialties.!—5
Darling <L A) Co
Dejur-Amsco Corp class
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp;
Chemical
Dictaphone
Diebold
Corp
Inc
Donnelley
Arts
Sons
Dun
&
Co
Bush
3
Star
Steel
Co
Dura
Corporation
Duriron Co
;
Industries Inc—
Eastern Utilities Associates
Electro-Voice
Electrolux
Inc
Co
_1
Electronics
Emhart
Corp..
Empire State Oil Co
Equity Oil Co
1
:_1
19%
22 %
13%
Corp
Corp
Industries,—
&
Eng
'
5
.
;
Co___
Mohawk
25%
Fuel
Gas, &
32
Norrls
B
14%
13%
17%
Waddell
Reed
&
Inc
1
27
29%
class A
Warner
&
17%
Brothers
25%
Wash
Co
10
Swasey
Natural
Co
1
29
31 Va
Co__
5
52
55 Va
20%
21%
29%
31%
Gas
15%
Washington Steel Corp
1
20
21%
Watson
1
58
62%
7% •'
2.50
Wesco
West
37%
55
Financial
Corp
St
59%
>
Inc—
_2%
Oil
42 %
45%
24%
26%
Western
1
12%
13%
7.50
.37 Vb
39 V2
Natural
Gas
Co
35%
Weyerhaeuser
21%
Whiting Corp
1
1
6
6%
Wilcox
3
9%
11V4
10'A
2
2%
34%
36%
45
48 'A
Co
5
Electric
Co
24 Va
26%
Wisconsin Power & Light Co_^10
Witco
Chemical
5
22 %
24 Vb
Wood
1
3%
4%
2%
25%
27%
!—1
9%
10%
S
Bid
Conversion
Wurlitzer
Co
■11%
13%
1
Yuba Consolidated Industries—1
Par
44%
47%
39%
42%
,—100
316
24
Y)—
10
y.
45 V«
25%
47%
68 Va
29%
58%
54%
58*
34Va
of Cleve___16
,45 Va
of Phila—10
(NY)_12V2
Mellon
37V4
.
57%
60%
lo
42
75Va
330
42
26%
Co
&
33V}
(White Plains
York):
New
5
(SF)_10
112
37%
32%
116
Empire Trust Co
Y)
35
37%
74
78%
7.50
35%
38%
59%
63
50 %
53
of Westchester_5
City Bank
(Cleve)—16
(Albany)
Co
Newark
&
Essex
(N J)
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
(Hackensack N J)
Philadelphia Natl Bank.
34%
50
248
260
10
38
42
(NY)_10
33%
36/a
Co___—10
54 V4
57 Va
(Newark)—10
69%
73%
Corp.
18
I6V2
"
Fairfield
.15%
14Vt
Republic Natl Bank
44
50%
48V4
51%
30
33
Royal Bank of Canada
40%
62
67 Va
Federation
Fidelity-Phila
15%
Fidelity Un Tr Co
"23%
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
23
First Bank Stk Corp
18%
50c
First
Natl
7%
8%
First
Natl Bk
..5
10%
11%
First
Natl
71 Va
19%
76%
First
National
:a'21%
First
Natl
Natl
Carolina
Penn
Gas
Gas Co
Natural
_1
y
19
Gas
Serv
Co—__3
20%
22
1
29%
32
River Prod—10c
4%
Pub
-
Ben
Coal
Corp
*
First
Oil & Gas Corp—
First
15 y8
First
_1
.16 %
Otter
Tail
—5
Co
Power
34 Va
Pabst
Brewing
East
Island
76%
Packaging
20
19%
21%
Pan
16%
18
Florida Steel Corp_*__
I
1
Foote Bros Gear & Mach cl A__5
10%
11%
11 Va
15
St Louis—20
(N Y)—20
197/a
10
51
54 Va
(Wash)—20
45
47%
Natl Bank of Phila—10
34 Va
37%
Security First Natl Bank (Los
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
State Bank of Albany—
10
62%
66 %
22%
24%
69
73%
72
83'/b
50Va
<
Bank
Hanover
38
Harris
23 Vt
17%
25 Vb
Hartford
Pioneer
Natural
Plymouth
Gas
Rubber
29%
31%
(Boston)
Effective
changed
Bank
&
York—10
New
Bk
(Chic)
Natl Bank & Tr
20
April 15 name
State Street
52%
55 V2
48
50%
88
94
Trade Bank & Tr Co
Co__ 10
35%
38%
Trust Co of New
56
21 %
20%
(Jersey City N J)
25
Hudson Tr Co (Union City)_—8
16%
18
Industrial Bk of Com
39
42 V2
10
40%
43
(Phila)—5
19%
21
Wachovia Bank
12%
-
23%
35%
_
11%./
-
*
Industrial
13%
*
45^
38 */.»
12%
48 '
9.---"10
29%
28
Co
National Bank of
Providence
Industrial
>
Int'l Bank
R
Trust
I-
Co
(Wash P C)
Irving Trust Co
For
(N Y)—10
Union Bank of
60Va
(N Y)
1Q
7%
38
8Vb
40%
footnotes, see preceding page.
(N Y)—10
Jersey
2%
59 Va
61
•
%
63 Vz
44
47 %
28
30%
9%
10 Va
Commerce
10
55
58 Va
.10
34
37%
(N Y)—20
95%
99 V*
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Arlx)_5
59 Va
63 Va
20
22
54 Va
57 Va
(Cleveland)
United
States
Trust Co
(Boston).
United States Trust
1
57
State Street Bank & Trust Co
18%
22%
.*
—
20
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
(New York)
25
County National Bank—
73%
to
Trust
23%
19
2Co___7Va
Co
Hudson
-
Bk
46%
Bank-State Street
19%
Co—■
Co
43
Trust Co
1st Natl
Second
21 %
1
1
1
—10
Portland Genl Electric
of
& Sav
Tr
Corp of America
5
American Sulphur Co—70c
Pepsi-Cola' General Bottlers—_1
1
■"■
5
—
Trust Corn Exch Bk—15
Girard
8%
8
35% '
! Pickering Lumber Corp——3%
:
YJ
39%
of Long
2
(Boston)
3%
Pfaudler-Permutit'
46 Vb
N
'*" 3%
.Permanente Cement—
.
10
Natl Bank
St Louis Union
Seattle
Second
47%
77%
168
11%
68 V2
80
73
153
10%
16 Va
10c
Pauley Petroleum Inc
Pendleton Tool Industry
24%
8%
10
Co—5
Electronics—90c
Parker Hannifin Corp_
8%.
36%
5
Robinson
^Pacific Uranium Mines—
Va.
2r,:
Line
Franklin
72
.
62%
58%
,55%
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
Trust
Rochelle
New
4%
Boston Corp
_10
First Charter Financial Corp—*
Fisher Brothers Co—
_2.50
Fisher Governor Co——
1
Gamble
of
9Vt
3%
(Philadelphia)
-20
(Dallas)_12
25
Rye National Bank (N Y)
of
Pennsylvania Banking
Trust Co (Philadelphia)—10
8%
39
,
&
36%
Trust
43V4
70'A
Bank
&
65Va
40%
65%
25
of
1
18
First
,18
71 %
70
66%
(Jersey City)_25
City
44%
67%
43
38 %
County
Natl
21%
42
10
Chi—20
of
National Bank
1
Corp
1
iVi
of
Natl Bank
631
10
Dallas—10
Bank
Bank
10
Boston_12Va
of
Natl Bank
*
Co.
Pacific Alrmotive
Pacific Mercury
19%
(Atlanta)—10
(Baltimore)
Bank
33 Va
31
600
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
Boston
6V4
First Westchester Natl Bank
Pacific Power & Light Co____6%
34%.
Bank
42
Royal State Bk of New York—5
Natl Bk & Trust
Camden
Passaic
y 5Vb
14
10
(Minn)__10
(Camden N J)
First
*
Miss
58
•*
Trust
21 %
2.50
Coal
Pittsburgh National Bank
■
15%
14%
A
Co
Tr
&
14
,22
Co
Corp!.
Gas
42 '■
^jrr_2_4—_22 %
Garlock. Packing Co_I____ll_4l i *' 42 Va
Bk
64 Va
38%
70%
County Trust Co
Va
61
19 Va
10
20
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C
(N
■'
55%
40%
81%
/" 11%
i
52%
Banking Co
Trust
(Chicago)—,——
County Trust Co
.
25
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston_12%
Natl State Bk of Newark—12 Va
New Eng Trust Co (Boston )_100
New Jersey Bank «k Trust Co_ll
Northern Tr Co (Chicago)—100
16%
Bank
•
10
National
44%
15%
5
46 Va
1*
105 Va
Trust
94
Bank—
42%-..
102%
National
30%
111
43
National Commercial Bank &
81'A
89
Va
153
40
25
348
28 V4
29
146
National Bank
50
30%
Louis)—12.50
(St
National Bank of Detroit
44%
(Chicago)_25
28%
27%
Natl Bk & Tr Co (Pgh)_25
of New York
Co
Nat
*
61%
,
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
;
National
N
31 Va
33 Va
5
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston.10
44%
63
York
of
31
5
County N Y
Mercantile Tr
48 Va
42
60'A
12
Trust
;
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
J——25
30%
10Va
(Buffalo)
Trust
72
10
(N J)———5
New
Ask
115
10
5
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)—10
330
20
Bk
Bid
Manufacturers 80 Traders
(Phila)
Southern
&
Connecticut
29 Vb
76
.
•
.
Va
9%
8%
20 ,105
NY)
Liberty Real Estate Bank ds
Trust Co (Philadelphia)
Long Island Trust Co_
Bank
(Savannah)
Continental
24%
/
14%
-63
Companies
(Brooklyn
Connecticut Bank &.Tr C0-I2V2
"23%
28:
_____*
54%
Co
13%
-49%.
Kings County Trust Co
A
Co—
First
Oklahoma
10%
'
.•
5
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
v..15%
27
Corp—___5,
Pacific Far
-
10
10
Co
Ask
—6V4
Co
Bank
3%
&
American
Northwestern
•
-,.:9%
20
18%
20
(Newark)_25
Natl Bk
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
28%
> 8%
15 Va
Manufacturing Co_*
1
(N
Trust Co
10%
Olin
21
24 Va
14
_•
32
Corp
T &
Natl Bank
19%
North
•-
*
8
22%
.
_5
,
Trust
9%
Old
48
7%
1
Transmission
Point
.,
Western Lt
40 Vb
1
Transport A
& Telephone Co—10
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
8%
1
Bros
Westcoast
-
28%
26
—10
!
Louis
3Va
Nor
12%
127/a
24 Va
_10
York
1
42
.
26%
•>
16%
Warren
Commercial Trust
95
•
commonl——____50c
Shops of Del___1
& Elec Assoc—8
Oil
North
21
,1
26%
7% % 44%
15 Va
24%
1
2%
N
Trust Co
Cleveland
15%
22 %
_1
Thermador
Nortex
,
237/b
>
50%
14%
50c
Co
14'/4
Co
City Natl Bk & Tr
22%
r
America
Von's Grocery
16%
1
Virginia
Bank
/
14%
Eng Gas
Northwest
11
pfd—20
New
Trust
11
,
; 30 '
—1
Co
10
'
Supply Co.—10
Pacific
5%
Co
1.25
of
Citizens
18%
(Calif)
Corp of
Power
7%
6%
Co—1
Francisco)
Chemical
29 Vb
10 VB
Telep
Vitro
24%
1
Corp
Chase Manhattan
71%
9%
Gen
20%
23
Wells Corp
Greene
Corp
Centl-Penn
27 %
27 %
x—___—1
Nicholson File Co__
22%
20%
Gas Service Qo—2—1
iIO
Geheral Gas Cdrp——2150
32%
47%
Inc
25
Central
16%'i
•/ 68%
16%
Frito
13%
19 Vb
1
Co
Steel—...
Camden
•
39
10
35%
43%
Utilities
Peninsular
Nassau
39%
15 Vb
National Shirt
7Va
19
—_Lr_———5
12%
19%
non-voting—
of
St
■
Co
Rubber
Class
.
.'—New
22 %
5%
9
32%
46%
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
63%
<
•■'■'
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
5
Vance Sanders & Company
50c
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
—5
1
32
Co
of Commerce
Broad
37%
,
37
Mississippi Shipping Co
_5;
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
_1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
Mountain
46 VB
-
24%
5%
2%
Boatmen's National
4Va
35%
_1
.'Missouri Utilities
23 %
30%
22%
16%
15 Vb
*
44V4
Corp—
Bankers
37 V4
2
Inc
1
B
Corp_l!
30%
14
18 Vb
Hotels Delaware
14%
7%
common—
Laboratories
10c
Class
Mil
40%
29%
Products
Bank
12%
3%
2.%
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn.100
.
Chem
41%
37 Va
Works
(San
24%
17%
First
29 Va
28%
15%
Upper
Co__*
Steamship
of America
Bank
21 Vb
34 %
xlc
Steel. Corp—
Miller Mfg
42 VB
Financial Federation Inc—
28
Pwr„_5
Corp
9
United
19%
Co
Bank
34
;
11% ::
3
Minneapolis Gas Co
16%
—
&
Gas
10
16%
39%
Register—
Bank
49%
>•"
30 "
Miles
/
39%
1
Capital
Mfg Co_*.
33
46
Co___16
Class A
10
„__2
51%
17%
Inc__
Sys
Pressed
Home
13 %
Leasing Corp
1
United States Servateria Corp_l
United States Sugar Corp
1
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
15
Par
36%
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc—
50c
Corp
States
66
Co—1
Tel
Mfg
&
9 Va
21 Va
12%
States
Bank and Trust
21%
Publishing Co__
*—5
Metropolitan Broadcasting i
_1
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
5
46Va
22
-
Fruit
Lt
Nat
United
7%
:
Elec
..United
8 Vb
Co—25
84%
26%
Meredith
20%
Economics Laboratory Inc
1
E'l Paso Electric Co
(Texas)—*
7
6%
5
5%
34Vt
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
Eastern
E)
(A
StUbnitz
.*
20
McNeil Machine
.
:
45 Va
■
15
Gas
Texas
37 %
Co_
Electric
*Struthers
__♦
McLouth
6%
»
■'
Union
*
Co__
States
Chemical
VA
McLean
-20%
•
Tucson
7%
1
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
.
21 %
1
2%
Gas
8%
19%
1
51%
14
1
50c
Transwestern
"
43
7*
*
:59
Dynamics Corp of America—
$1 preference
—2
6%
47%
Co___10c
•6%
Maxson' (W L)
43
,
Pipe Line Corp
Pipeline Co
43%
32%
Marmon Herrington Co Inc—1
Maryland; Shipbldg & Dry
50c
43
____2
Inc
Co__10c
Tel
Stouffer
Inc.
Marlin-Rockwell
42-
Inc——1
Inc
Tracerlab
7%
7%
Producing
Stepan
..••••
Mfg & Sales Co
Madison Gas & Electric
..
35 VB.
32%
•
27%
7
*
Power
39%
," 25 Vb
National Homes Corp A com_50c
-
26
*
-20.
1
30%
Co
35%
30%
_1
21%
1
'
80%'
15%
x____5
28%
Co
Power
Eng
Freight
Stanley
18.
14%
Co.—5
1
1
Dev
Petroleum
30 Vt
National
40
12%
1
Co
Serv
Stekoll
6
Nalco Chemical Co_
.
69%
23 %
11%
40%
;
17%
1
National Cleveland Corp_______1
'
&
Pub
Carbon
Common
".
5 Va
Co
10V8
5
Oil
Statier
32 V2
,
15%
.
%
Inc
2
49 V4
.
-V- 9
3%
66
Corp
Cable
V 24%
*-
8%
10
10
—
Bradstreet
Dunham
23%
16%
Drackett Company —.
Duffy-Mott
46
'14%
Inc—1
'___xi.
Gas_5
27%
21%
,_1
Power
Colorado
Stanley
*
%
28
.
3
*
47 Va
Standard
-5%
41
1
- „x_——
tR R)
—1
1
Detroit & Canada-Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit Internat Bridge Co,—1
Di-Noc
1'■' 75'''
____1
A
._1
1
Inc
Calif Water
Stand
16 %
8%
77/a
25%
Co
*
62 Va
Standard
15
lc
Macmillan
16%
.
'•
25
Blower
Ludlow
■16%
15%
.■43%
Landers Frary & Clark
Plus
86 %
'
115
_——;
Machine
81%
/ 15%
13%
Liberty Loan Corp
1
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com cl B_5
Ling-Altec Electronics
50c
24 Vb
22%
14%
Lanolin
24 Vb
Company _—x_________5
Gas
26%
Glass—*
Fibre
13%
11%
Cross
•
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Nat
Corp
Towmotor Corp
Corp
Sprague
——40V2
Co
Lucky Stores
28 %
(H
24%
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
5
Wire.&
Spector
60
12%
15 Va,:
..:
Skil
Speer
5
17%
26%
56*';
-
'
,'42%
„*
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co_4—_1
Copeland Refrigeration Corp-xl
Craig Systems Inc—2——_1
18%
•
/, "31%
•'
39 V4
22%
13.%
30
-V 11%
29%
16%
; 17%
10%
Lone
10%
'21'
;
Three
.,23
Tokheim
Southwestern
:';:yy
221
;.
Lau
.17%
27V2
Thompson
8 Vs.
36%
Time
Southwestern Elec Service Co__1
37%
6%
9% /*
Thomas & Betts Co
18%
__2
Southern
•
Koehring
''. *19
1
33%
19%
__5
Southern
-38%
Keystone Portland Cem Co—3
,
1
Corp
King
4
7
Inc
57
Co_
Pacific
Southeastern
■
V
1
Inc
3%
21%
& Co
South. Shore
.
-
"
Kentucky Utilities Co——-10
Ketchum Co Inc!xi___
1
24 Vb
16%
Products—_5»
Fetzer
(G D)
Simplex
56
35%
5
Kearney & Trecker Corp
10%
Gas Corp_x*_x_l
5%
Connecticut Light & Power Co_<" / 22%
Coftsol Freightways
xx__x2.50
*17% '
-"52
—__5
>-
;20%
Commonwealth
22
28
&
Sierra
40% y
-
26 Y
*
—
8%
1
36%
;
Seismograph Service
5%
-20%
Co—15
$1.46 preferred
Kansas-Nebraska Natural
21%
,
9%
19%
: •'
81 Va
_1V 204
Co
1
warrants
♦
Co
Scott
23%
49 Va
J
Bantam
Searle
13
*
-37V2
:
5
Supply
9%
Inc
Petroleum
10 Va
-
64%
Inc__
Prod
Schoiz Homes Inc.;
24 Vb
44
17 Va
*16%
Co—_5
•//■
Jessop Steel Co,i—r_f.l-:". 22"
10%
9%
Associates
Tubular
Schield
35 Vb
Kaiser Steel Corp common
"
Colonial
Jacinto
Sawhill
4%
5%
Inc.—__—___—1
Electric
28%
1959
States
3%
9%
27 Va
18%
Petroleum—
77%
—10
/ Jervis .Corp
34%
32%
"?
1
1
'
*
22
1
;
Water
Jefferson
7%
:■
San
Sanders
9
Staley
Jamaica
13'/a
6%
1
Cor—
Textron Inc
3 Va
_1
Transmls Corp_7
60 Va
;
11%
7
i
Inc___!L1
Service
1
37%
1
Corp_____
V
common—
Corp
34%
20c
Ryder Systems Inc.
Sabre-Pinon
4
_1
/Iowa Southern Utilities
14%
Prod——1
Gas
: 23
Bakeries
Class A
5
125
34
!
8%
24%/
7%
"units"—12
Securities Co
Tekoil
14%
116
1
1
Co_2%
Reid.
Union
20%
Corp——__1
Engines
Coastal
Marie
Southwest Gas
22%
33 %c
Co
Corp
Southern
50%
cl A__33%c
com
class B—
H)
17%
/
47/b
Chattanooga Gas Co_
(H
Manufacturing
Plywood
14%
257/a
21
Telephone Col.—' 10
Vt Public Serv Corp__6
Central
Rose
10%
v;.: 128' :*r
9%
33
Co
Co
13%
13%
1
16%
25c
____*
1
Inc
15%
Trans Gas
Roddis
:V 76%
;
8V4
—
Mills
A
Inc_
Broadcasting Co
53
Inc_3%
class
Myers
I6V2
15 VB
14%
47
10
&
137/b
'
24%
Co_5
Co—
Rockwell
10%
__x_—
Trust
Mills
Express
Robertson
1
Investors Diver Services Inc—
»
Central
Power
19%
Rice
Roadway
,
New
37 %
■
Thermo
3
Nevada
25 Va
■
46 Vb
Corp
Brand
Southern
3%
23%
43
Stoker
Southern
"457. :*
3 %
,
Gas COxJ._3%
&
Central
ctfs_%
Therm-O-Disc
22
'/•/••28
26
19%
_12%
2OV2
-.
Central Electric &
Central 111
'
41%
17%
Co
Co—
Interstate
39%
36%.".
Gorp____10
National
14%
Material—_1' "
.
Carlisle Corp ——'_—__■
1
'Carpenter. Paper Co—x—__x—1
Texas
28
Gas
Corp__
1*
Engineering Corp—*7;
Interstate Motor Freight Sys__l
10%,
,'59
54%
43%
26
24%
Interstate
5%
9%
class B com__—25
40
Co
Natural
Robbins
_1
international Textbook Co—
28 Va
5
26%
5%
'•"■
Ltd_l—10c
Oil
Field
Co
'Interstate
25
&
Industries
5
2
Purina
.
21 %
23%
Delhi
Texas
110
;v 112
/
>
120
•/Indiana Gas & Water_i__—'
v
14%
Water
Eastern
13%
Gas.i
Production
Oil
Indian
36%
Canadian
Texas
12%
Telecomputing Corp
42%
14 Va
-
California Water Service Col._25
:
Husky
I,.
13%
Calif
28%
29%
Ralston
'
34%
*•
6%
26%
1
23Va
2% '
Indianapolis Water Co
Oregon* Power Co__20
-California
5%
.1
•
Pulp & Paper Corp—
Hugoton
'
32
11%
>
Oil
Hudson
29%
.
: 2°
& Co———_10c
Natural
^v;:
29'%
Corp—_1
14%
*
1
Corp__—
Class A common
7<V4
27
—"_10
Tappan
River
11
___:
Houston
37%
Bullock's
37%
:
-
38
Buckeye Steel Castings Co---:.-*
Inc
Fearless
Hugoton Gas
35
;
35 VB
of
1
35%
Co——1
Mexico—5
Riley
____1
Corp
19%
29'%
Mining •
6%
preferred—
Voltage Engineering
Houston
8%
Mfg Co-1—110
;
Co
Houston
17%
".
New
34%
Splendor
■
32%/
18%
Inc
Hilton Credit Corp—
Hoover Co class A__
6%
8
common..*
(Charles)
Bruning
Brush
$1.20
Sharpe
High
Va,
21
Tampax
32%
104
Houston
'
11
Light Co—I
30%
Black Sivalls & Bryson lnc__!xi/;
1-6 V8
Borman Foods Stores—x___xi_l
19%
Botany industries Inc—*!_1
-/ ;7Ve
Bowman
•Co
35%
Black Hills Power &
Bowater
Hidden
12%
10%
9
20
Co
Ask
Corp__1
1
8%
43 Va
_5
Taft
Gas
18%
Serv
Bid
6 Va
Suburban Propane
Susquehanna Corp
Alegre Sugar
Purex Corp Ltd
Purolator
Products
•^
30%
72
'14 %
11%
———__4_1*.
B
Inc
5%
Inc—_10c
29%
Hamp__x_5
of
Richardson
Co class A com_10
22%
I
.Punta
:
Par
20 Va
New
Co
40
1
1
46 %
'
Controls
5
15%,'
.
!—33.%
Corp
Bettinger
175
>.
Ask
/
27 %
1
Pub
-
19%
28%
13
.17%
Co___-_lV
Bemis Bros Bag Co__i.-__:—_25
&
Hewlett-Packard
8%<
44
Corp
-
f
165
1
'
23%
18 Va
104
14%
Manufacturing
22
common—_x_x_'___10
.
40%
-»
Co___5
Heublein
1.8%, 4
13%
:___1
Markets!____—1
J)
Class
22%
7%
____10
Laboratories __l
Baxter
18
26%
u
Petroleum
Bid
1
5
America
Properties
Pub Serv
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_25
Helene Curtis Ind class A
1
12%.
21 Va
'
Xerox
(M A)
16%:
65 Va
Co—_____—1 /! 17%
Gas
Tools
Baker
:
ny4
Associated Spring Corp__——HO:
Avon Products
_2.50
18%
24%
__*
Chemicals
Hanna
42
/'
15
17
Corp„5
Corp_
Haloid
21% \
23%:
21%
Co___10 v
Brick
Power
Pubco
.
57"
;f
:* 19%
Corp
Fire
Society!
Hagan
17%
;
53
P)
17 Va
16V4
of
Producing
16 %
•;
Corp__
Co
Republic
27%
Co_!/_51V" 39%
Missouri Power Co,_5
Western' Gas* Co__i_5
Arksansas
Art
preferred
Service:
Public
Arizona
16
1
Ask
18 Va
26%
common_j„2l
(A
Mountain
34% ;
'
Arden
Co
Corp of Amer_l
Green
Grinnell
36%
....24 Vb
Pipe & Const Co_—-l.v.32%
Gobain Corp___7.50 \
16%
Finan
Green
u.
46%
Amer-Saint
Cement
Bid
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool—2
Glasspar Co
1
"
21%
46,%
,*43
Portland
GIbralta
29%
20%
Greetings
•
17% •"
"r
27%
Corp,__—__5
Co___——5
cl A______1
American
American
Giant
.
43%
16%
American Biltrite Rubber Co_100
Par
11%
41
com—1
new
Ask
(Quotations for Friday, April 22)
bought (indicated by the "asked")
or
anyquotahon furnished
Par
Bid
43
«fc Trust Co
_5
Fargo Amer Trust Co_10
(Winston-Salem N C)
Wells
1
m
44
The Commercial and; Financial Chronicle
(1812)
4
.
Monday, April 25, 1960
.
to'.
I
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
(Quotations for Friday, April 22)
•l.i
Ji
Mutual Funds
ph
D.
I
Investment
Co
1.25
American Business Shares
1
American Investors Fund
1
American Mutual Fund Inc
1
7.12
7.71
Investment
4.07
4.35
Investors
)'U
if-
Amer
k
Research
i'Cf
5 ?!"•:
j.i>:
L
21.37
1
15.70
9.40
10.26
K-l
8.98
9.80
K-2
(Speculative Pfd Stks)__1
14.31
15.61
4.17
,
S-l
12.92
1-
Fund
Ltd
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd-l
Knickerbocker Fund
1
13.48
Knickerbocker. G rowLh Fund.—1
12.30
6.71
.
.
13.01
14.06
Life
10.28
9.41
8.78
9.49
14.98
io.75
14.500
j»j.
/)!i
ft
Diversified
ill
Series
Dividend
vk
•
<
8.63
15.04
171/2
t
»;
i\
Baton
'
?
,.'M
-
J
7.07
15.30
15.45
National
2.84
3.12
14.04
15.26
a21.03
-- ■
-
v
New
21%
20
,
New
1
5.60
3.73
69
Northern
65 %
Pacific
1
7.83
87
22%
—5
47Va
50%
50%
53%
Reinsurance
7%
80%
83%
93
—1
8.38
Republic Insurance
St
20%
Seaboard
9.96
Life
•
$6.50
Title
*3
80
10.77
56 %
8%
5VbS
1
12.62
5s
13.62
May
June
5.40s
16,
15,
July
50c
15,
43 %
17.I8
18.57
4.20
4.59
11.28
?
lc
2.80
3.09
1,
8.90
9.75
1
1.80
stock series
1
Inc
——
1~
Corp—
Capital
Securities—
Group
Automobile
- '
-
Electrical
7.37
9.16
10.04
1
Inc
-
'
-
1
Price
Fund
Putnam
10.08
10.99
4s
11.42
11.53
2.50
8.51
9.25
13.32
13.45
4%S
1
7.73
8.36
5'/as
Fund
9;34
6.92
9.95
Sovereign
7.48
State Street. Investment
7.56
Stein
100.10
100.8
100.11
100
April
Southwestern
1
Investors Inc
13.59
13.56
14.84
34.53
36.53
J
a27.41
Inc_l
11.67
12.61
Television-Electronics Fund
l
7.76
8.46
1
9.56
10.45'
Roe
Stock
Fund
Inc
Fund
shares
lc
2.11
2.33
Texas
lc
5.65
6.20
Tbwnsend
lc
8.91
9.76
Growth
Bteel
March
20,
4-J'os
March
20,
1969
lc
8.93
9.79
Twentieth
lc
7.76
8.51
United
98
1962
98.16
97.24
Fund
Inc
tf
S
4s
May
4%s
15,
Nov
6.41
6.92
3'/as
May
3%s
100.19
1%S
May
15,
99.31
100.1
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Boston
Incorporated
Income
Incorporated
5.28
4.74
a24.69
,»b '.
Value
; 2.47
;1*
Inc
Funds
2.70
Line
100.11
100.13
4s
Value
8.17
Line
Wall
8.41
9.09
Washington
lc
10.41
11.39
10.69
11.69
6.31
6.91
Intl Resources Fund Inc
lc
4.85
5.30
15.07
4s
Street
Bid
Ask
May
Aug. 1, 1961
1%S Oct. 1, 1961
99.26
99.30
96.20
96.28
3%s
99.8
99.12
4s
v,
3.57'
3.27
1
-
7.92
9.65
Feb.
Feb.
1 Vas
12.98
14.11;
13.69
14.92
1
12.23
13.22
Wisconsin
1
5.89
6.37
Inc
Bid
Bonds—
98"%
99%
General Port Cement 53
—1977
126
98 %
98 Va
Gen'l Tire &
Rubber 6s ww_1982
15,
1962
Hilton
6s
Rate
6s
1980-76
Burlington Industries 4%s—1975
Ry 4s
1969
4%s„1990
iS82
Light 47/8S_1990
Chance Vought 5'As
1977
128
56
58
100%
103
88%
91%
99 %
99%
87
90
Coastal
6s
.—2000
Gas
Commonwealth
Edison
Niagara
112 Va
111%
112%
97%
97%
Dayton
k—
Duke
Power
5 Vis
5%s
1980
91.8
Public
Uran
Dated
Co
102%
103
Sheraton Co of
114
115 Va
128
132
1980
6s—1975
103
105
•
Rate
Dated
Bid
Ask
5.375
1-
4-60
10-
3-60
1-59
6-
1-60
100.14
100.17
100
100.3
5.25s
2-
1-60
11-
1-60
100.14
100.17
Am
1-59
7-
5-60
100.7
100.10
3-
1-60
12-
1-60
11-
2-59
8-
1-60
100.8
100.11
4.40s
4-
4-60
1-
3-61
12-
1-59
9-
1-60
100
100.2
100.13
100.16
4.55s wi
5-
2-60
2-
1-61
100
100.2
^
4.80s
United States
Bid
78%
May
May
1960
1960
5,
Bid
99.973
;—
99.976
August
4,
99.910
93.917
August
11,
1960
18,
1960
1960
99.742
August 25, 1960
September 1, I960
June
2,
1960
99.657
99.673
September
8,
9,
1960
99.588
99.606
September
15,
1960_
September
100%
92 %
Va
June
1993
98
101%
16,
1960
101
99.523
99.545
June
95
22,
1960
99.462
99.475
22,
September 29,
23,
1960
99.453
99.466
October
30,
1960
99.388
99.402
7,
1960
14, 1960
99.321
June
102
July
July
1969
78
5s_1990
101
101 Va
July
114
July 21, 1960—
July 28, 1960
ww__1967
110
1982
121
122
80
91 %
93
126
15,
5%s
98.899
98.782
98.835
98.716
98.772
98.630
98.689
1960_
98.521
98.583
1960
98.452
98.517
98.305
October
6, 1960
13, 1960
98.219
98.266
99.341
October
17,
1960
98.177
98.226
99.256
99.278
October
20,
1960
98.141
98.180
99.246
99.269
97.365
99.207
January 15, 1961
April 15, 1961——
97.291
99.190
95.918
95.977
99.125
99.164
u
98.351
Va
-
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER.
ISSUES
89
92
1971
—:
1960
98.978
98.848
1960
June
97%
1977
June
99.040
98.930
August
99.800
1960
99.102
98.995
99.858
12,
Ask
99.060
99.720
ww—1963
100.11
Yield Price
Ask
99.847
100%
100.8
Treasury Bills
Yield Price
99 %
99.783
5s
Westcoast Trans
Due
10-
1960
ww
5 Vis
115
Ask
19, 1960
1985
87.30
100.2
May
Textron Araer 5s
;
1971
Underwood Corp .5 V2S——i.,1971
U S Industries 4'/2s
1970
Sperry Rand 5V2S
101%
112
Bid
May 26,
Okla
88.24
102.4
100
92
5%s
of
87.22
2-60
73%
1973
Steel
Serv
Due
83
5V8S
Telephone
102.24
5-
90
WW
101.26
102
1965
72
5s
101.22
V 88.16
3-59
April 28,
77%
1,
80
5VsS
91.16
90
102.20
-
1964—
1975
5%s
Petroleum
Phoenix
April
89.24
99.16
101.28
5%s
99
k__
1976
6s—
Genrl Developm't conv
99.12
101.24
9-
101-
101
1975
3%s:
Acceptance
142
1 VaS
15,
92.24
8-
130
98%
5 Vis
95.14
95.6
Nov.
99.8
95.24
92.16
1964.
4%s May 15, 1964
5s Aug. 15, 1964
1 Vas Oct. 1, 1964
4%s
94.8
95.20
Ask
ioiV8
Pacific
99.18
99.18
100.12
"
5%s
Pwr 4%s_1990
1977
Fruehauf Trailer 4s—
General
Mohawk
Pacific
;
99.14
99.4
.
1 VaS April 1,
99.22
I
Ask
100.4
.".94
19G3-.
1976
Gas
1990
Paso Natural Gas 5
Corp
i'l
1, 1963
15, 1963
Units—
3%s
5s
2010
Duquesne Light 5s
Fterro
Bid
5.20s
Northern Ind Pub Ser 4%s_l990
Northspan
138
El
a-point
4%S
& Sons—
Pipeline
Brass
Fuel
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s—1972
Rubber
Mueller
National
no
4%s
Mid-America
94 Va
1980
98%
1981
93 %
101 Va
Lgt 5s_1990
&
(M)
Can
101
98%
4%s
National
Producing
4%s
Lowenstein
1984
ww_
Power
100%
1980
States
—
Collins Radio
Louisiana
10014
Chesapeake & Potomac Tel—
1
Hotel
97.8
94.16
4.65s
168
126
92 /•'
91
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
1
Fund
Fund
1962
15,
April 1, 1962
10.55
1990
5s
100.8
8.66
-1
Whitehall Fund Inc
Fund
99.18
5.77
Inc
Equity
99.14
6.85
Mutual
Wellington
Wellington
1961
16.26
Investing Corp
Fund
15,
6.27
Australia (Com'w'lh of) 5y4S_'80
jBausch & Lomb Opt 4Vis
1979
5s
4%s NOV.
5.28
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Bonds—
Lgt
4'/nS
lVaS Oct.
98.12
14.96
10c
9~92
Investors
Fund-
13.79
3%s
1
Fund Inc
9.08
Institutional Growth Fund_lc
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Illinois
15,
99.12
98.4
Inc__I
Ltd
Fund
Special Situations
1
Investors
Corp
May
99.4
—1
Canada
Income
1
Fund
Recent
United
Value Line Fund Inc
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Carrier
of
l'/aS April 1, 1963
4%s
1
United Science Fund
4.83
105.
96.8
.
1
.
93.16
1963_
Aug. 15, 1960
1%S Oct. 1, I960l'/aS April 1, 1961
Central
..
1962
15,
7.67
10c
92.8
*
99.8
1962
3%s Nov.
11.36
&
1,
2%s Feb.
7.02
Pwr
Oct.
100.1
10.45
10c
105"
-
91.8
104
,
•
99.31
1
Carolina
32nds
more
15, 1960
15, 1960
1
Inc
101.8
100.8
.
Treasury Notes (Contip.; led)-—
4s May 15,
1962—
4s Aug. 15, 1962—.
100.19
Fund
Hamilton Funds Inc—
or
100.17
Fund
H-DA
99
1104
:
20, 1970!
Maturity
100.17
Continental
13.08
one
1961
Accumulated
Pacific
1969-.
94.8
99.8
98
-
I960
United
H-C7
99.12'
98.8
.
FUb. 15, 1972-1967:
3%s Sept. 15, 1972
15,
United Income Fund Shares.l
12.03
100.2
Treasury Notes—
7.02
6.33
100
I960
United
Haydock
95.16
93.8
'4'/as
15
4%s Feb.
lc
Ask
Certificates of Indebtedness—
Inc—
Funds
99.16
105.8
Bid
19.54
Canadian
JUly
101.8
98.28
1966-
4%s Oct. 1, 1970-1967
3'/as May 1, 1971—
Figures after decimal point represent
Inv.
Fund
Century Growth
104.8
Maturity—
International
&
98.28
1972
10,
19.73
Petroleum
5 VaS
98.24
11.81
British
99.16
1969-
I
20; "1964
15,
99.24
100 24
.
99.24
99.28
94.24
20. 1970
3'%s April 1, 1970
94.16
io.78
Power
4%s July
5'/as Feb.
97
99.4
93.16
19.16
Alabama
100.20
96.16
98.20
1968
18.96
Foundation
,
98.16
100.8
1963
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Inst
101.4
1962—
1963—
2,
.
99.12
1968:
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
¥■
1962—
4%s
100.20
1963
10,
Farnham
&
Balanced
RR Equipment shares
Railroad Stock shares
of
1,
April
11,
a35.15
\
Sterling Investment Fund
Fund
May
99.27
99.8
99.16
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
9.88
; Income
4s
99.24
,
14.69
1
Corp—•
Investors
6.10
Fund
100.25
Muy
Feb.
9.02
Series
100.2
99.25
April 10, 1970
5.56
Series
99.28
100.19
4%S
11,
March
99.26
I960—
3 %s
5%s
lc
lM-
.
100.21
20,
99.29
9.56
lc
}«,
100
100.15
Dec.
4s April 3,
1961——
3%s April 3. 1961—
4%s Sept. 20, 1961-,-,—
100.3
90
93
•No
1988
84 %
88
New
par value,
a Net asset value,
York Stock Exchange./ % New
b Bid
stock,
V
100.16
99.28
17.71
Mining shares
ii}
100.6
100.13
5
Bonds—
100.20
12.04
ftV'
T *'
Bank
10O.8
1961
8.84
1
I:
1
Land
Ask
100.3
>
2%s June 1. I960—
5%s Oct. 20, I960—
»'
1,
16.16
Fund
B)
8.10
lc
96.28
20.
11.02
(Edison
14.52
Utilities
96.12
May
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
7.77
shares
32 %
*
1960—^—^—
Aug.
Smith
13.26
shares
Federal
I,
2%s
13.69
lc
Tobacco
42%
30
>
point
a
Cooperatives—V-
June
4%s
13.12
,
Merchandising shares
M
of
99.28
4%s
Inc—1
:f|
5 ¥
32nds
more
100.18
4%s
Fund
American
V
Bond
or
99.26
a9.12
Stock
Common
Selected
6.89
Railroad
29%
\40
.
5%s Sept 1, I960-—
4 VaS Oct. 3, 1960—^-;
100.13
1961
10,
12,
3%s
Machinery shs—lc
Institutional Bond shares—lc
|
47%
41%
•
Bid
100.6
4%8 June 10, 1965
al8.22
.••■sift
¥ ¥
one
5.15s
1962-
13,
4%s Nov.
Scudder Stevens & Clark—
e.82
—
Feb.
Sept.
9.08
shares
2
-
100.3
99.31
10,
March
6.31
Petroleum
Fire
Ask
100.7
11,. 1961
4%s
lc
Industrial
Sept.
3 %s
Administered shares—lc
shares——lc.
:
; 44%
Insurance Co in the
City of N Y„——:
-2
Westchester
36%
100.14
Shares—1.25
•
F&lly
82 Va
28
I960-
10,
7.49
n.98
Food, shares
April
12.97
12.50
General; Bond
* 4%s. March
20.42
lc
6.80
7.00
—2.50
:
I960—
12,
6.77
(The) Stock Fundilc
6.20
79
US Life
100.10
1960
23,
12.00
-1
Scudder Stevens & Clark Eund-l
8.52
27'%
A
39
S
100
1960
Sept.
3%s
15.23
18.79
10,
Aug.
Inc—1
Shares
of
6.38
shares-
14.03
June
3%s
Canada—25c
Fund-
Dist
Fund
5,
5
Mortgage Assn—
10,
5.35s
.
1
Putnam Growth
Scudder
Federal Natl
Inc.
1—,—50c
Inc
(Geo)
7%
•25
3.
6.53
Growth Stock
—1
(T Rowe)
Fund Inc
15,
5'/as May
-lc
lc
Building
shares
—
Capital Growth Fund
5.97
al.3.38
1
•
Inc
Fund
15,
Aug.
18~64
Fund
Philadelphia
4%s
17.01.
Quarterly
lc
Shares—lc'
Equip
•
17.84
6.87
-
shares
•
Fund
Square Mutual Fund
Peoples Securities Corp
Puritan
16.50
1
'
&
Penn
Pioneer
51%
6%
8
5.40s
Pine Street Fund Inc
6.22
33%
108
48%
Fire Insurance
Over-The-Counter
5.66
56%
31 %
Ins. (N Y)—2
Amer
54
103
10
Insurance^ Co.
7%
42
52%
2.
Guaranty Co (N Y)
Banks for
1963
10.38
5
1011
Accident
6%
38
.50
Fidelity & GUat-anty Co.
46Va
.
34
I960
*
.
5,
10
U
100.4
Sept. -15,
lc
1.
4VP
3%
,
Ins__10
1960
April
J
62%
39%
57%
57
U S
1960
4%s
Custodian Funds Inc—
36
54%
-
...
8%
-
Bid
3%s
Securities
24 Va
26
Amer
;
United Ins Co of
59 Vi
Co
Federal Home Loan Banks—
10.96
2.37
of
preferred
Travelers
84 %
•
%
Obligations of Government Agencies
13.39
6.01
ins
Life
48%
21
.6.25
Security Ins (New Haven)
Security Life & Trust CO—.
Springfield Fire & Marine
Figures after decimal point represent
14.13
2.17
Ihsurancq
Marine-.
&
45%
2
4.08
10.69
5.50
Paul Fire
5 Va
5
Y)
(Texas)—10
Republic Natl Life
36
*
18%
9.16
1
Standard
12.93
1
(N
Seaboard Surety Co__;
Amer
X12.39
_10c.
Corp
98
33%
.
54
4%
2.50
.
25
83%
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
10
62%
;
50
20%
Providence-Washington
*
58-
23%
5.
I
55
.
13%
■
5,,
56%
5
1
Inc
65
Co-.
7
1
8.56
Series
47%
61
10
Ins
51%
Co
of
44 %
10
Life
Standard Sec Life
Corp
12%
,
Philadelphia
52%
Ins
12%
Peerless Insurance Co.
49%
Life
3-33 %
40%
Boiler
Owners
38 %
N Y
53Va
Insurance
Insurance
32 %
36
Co
1
Co
1
Fund
of
Co
Standard
6.38
Shares
Ins
Indemnity
Corp.-5
4
52%
29%
—10
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y—10
3%
3
37%
39%
49%
5,
Northeastern Insurance-
61
21'/a
37
—2.50
44%
Steam
Co
River
41%
8.50
5.84
Fund
Electronics
Ins
160.
'
19%.
•
6.12
>7.78
Chemistry
Fire
North:
65%
,
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y__10
Capital Fund
Nucleonics
York
351
45%
1
■
r.
^
21
Inc
Common
ft)
50%
70 %
One William Street Fund
i.i
P
4 7'A
19%
Oppenheimer. Fund
Fundamental Investors
;«•
New
43%
16%
Chemical
■
35%
1
com.
F(re
5
Corp class Av—
5
Amsl,erdam/,Casualty__—-2
Hampshire Fh'e_'___
_10'l
66%
16.15
V :■»»
II
38%
33%
Ihc. AA
Line
5
&
111%
36%
Old
Fla)-2%
Insurance
601/2
145
Nationwide
*
(D C)_1.50
13.86
^
(u
107%
14%
:
Natl
Corp—_10
15%
Aviation-Electronics—
v.1
10
Accident Ins-.
&
Phoenix
F)
14.94
Futures
4
Natl Life
44
4
(Jacksonville
Jefferson
—1
—,
Stock
Growth
11.26
1
Stock
Income Series
of Canada Ltd
7.92
7.64
Preferred
M
,/
138,
National. Union
*
Co
12.75
Eurofund Inc
i
•
10
17%
1960
1960
Ul'i
.
National Fii'e
56
60v
1.25
American
Insurance
14.64
10.30
Series—-—1
Series
Dividend
Preferred
13.54
1
Series
York
General
I
9%
(Bait)—^IjO.
22 Va
5
(Fla)
Series— ".
Series
New
General Investors Trust-
'»»
1
1
Corp.
Securities
Balanced
8.45
'
l!V
8%-
5
Home
3.48
20.92
National Investors
7.73
!
"I
Life
v4-
16%
10
Insurance
Home
3.20
19.34
9.46
19.92
al3.47
1
10.48
19.92
—1
interest
10.66
Electronics Investment COirp—1
Founders Mutual Fund
'•
Monument
82%
Insp
Securities Co Inc.l
Wide
England
Franklin
It'
34%
3%
77 Vi
Hartford
Shares
Trust
beneficial
of
Nation
9.56
Common stock series
-
Mutual
■
New
Florida. Mutual
M
W
1 •"
41%
;
12%
153
Co_
Financial Industrial Fund Inc-1
ni'
.
10.15
9.69
—1
'
32
3Va
Hartford Fire Insurance Co—10
15.76
9.24
24.84
Florida Growth Fund Inc
.
t;v
14.58
8.63
10
20c
37'/a
&. Manufacturers
4
Hanover
12.87
Inc—1
Fund
Mutual Shares' Corp
71%
12.26
11.15
11.77
Mutual Income Foundation Fd_l
7.76
67
Fidelity Capital Fund
Fidelity Fund Inc
I
:'|f
i;?-
,
1
—
».
Fire Assurance_;i2.50
338
Inc
Reinsurance
Life
42 Va
5
Indemnity & Life Iris
35%
-39%
,
Merchants
10
Falls
Great
4%
33'/8
•„
Merchants
5
Gulf
Stock Series.
Fund Inc_
Fund Inc—;
Casualty
1
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc__1
r
T
»■
Inc
23.23
Equity
(V.) V
t
8.51
11.73
Energy
A{!
22.30
4
1.
3%
Co___—5
Gov Employ Life Ins
7.79
243
20Va
*
Life
15.19
20.67
.'
Mutual Investment
1
—:
Mass
28
17%
56
233
5
Bonding—.
(DC)
14.05
Automation
&
10.97
Fund
;
Republic Ins Co
Government Employees Ins
lc
Fund
1
1
Stock
PV'
48 %
—
—2
General
Assurance
Life
10
Casualty
Globe &
beneficial interest—1
of
Bond
Fund
Balanced
»; w
(Jnlts
Missiles-Jets
22.53
Howard-
&
Franklin.
Glens
13.73
Life
52%
5
Ins
Fund,-(S
National
18
16
10
Va
59
•
16%
1
of
26%
%
1
Fidelity Bankers Lire Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Fireman's
55
3%
(N J)—2
—
Insurance
Inc_.
Co
Ask
24
3
Massachusetts;
44
1,
Life.
Life
Bid
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc—1
26%
'
55%
Forster
&
General
33 %c
luc
Fund
20.69
Inc:-
1
X
Par
Tenn
of
Maryland
5
Insurance Co
Federal
Stock
Growth
Investors
Minnesota
19
25c
Shares
Fund
Dreyfus
9%
Ins
Standard
(Ky)
Crum
Massachusetts Life Fund—
13.91
2.50
E
13%
8%
Shippers-—.—10
&
Continental
2.29
12.70
Mass
x7.94
1
6.71
Trust
Investors
of. beneficial
shares
16.36
Shares—
Trustee
lc
int_33.'/ac
shares
Massachusetts
20.29
1
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc—1
Diversified Investment Fund -1
12%
40Vi
Continental
3.36
15.05
Fund
Delaware
shares
Fund
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc—
Lincoln
5
Connecticut
18.59
3.32
18.67
De Vegli Investing Co Ine—-.;—1
'i it,
Co
2.18
lc
Transport
—
17%
(Galveston)
Commonwealth
1.96
1
L
lc
—
—lc
9.59
B
—
shares
Petroleum
10.11
Series
shares
Paper
Special Investment shares, lc
Crown Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
16
-5
3.55
Metal
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
jt '?/»
Insurance
Assurance
Natl Liib
'
Companies
Life
Employers Reinsurance
12.87
9.30
Inc
Life
12%
Eagle Fire Lis Co (N J)
Employers Group Assoc
10.99
8.82
Inc_
45%
11%
3.04
11.78
Consolidated Investment Trust-l
Boston
a24.57
10.06
1
42 %
—lc
shares—lc
—
Industries
General
136
128
1
—
5
Casualty_5
Assur
&
(Newark N J)—2Vi
Ins
Beneficial
al4.43
Managed Funds—
Electric shares
11.62
13,800
Investment
Fund
Sayles
30%
Re-insurance',
Bankers
Bankers
■14.79
6.16
FUnd
29
84 Va
•'
9.64
8.79
Inc
13.5317.01
Fund of Can—1
Mutual Fund—•
Loontis-Sayles
American
12.22
—1
10
Investors
Amer,Nab
15%
11.18
81
Corp—:
Mercury (Wash D C)
Amer
6.80
15
Inc—1
Stk
Insurance
Loomis
6.21
25c
,_1
Insurance. Investors Inc
Life
13.71
Composite Fund
Fund..
Venture Fund
Lexington
17.45
,
1
Inc_—:
Trust
Lexington
.
Composite Bond & Stock
'
Fund
Lozard
7.33
—1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
i>.
f'H
6.60
13.08
1
Concord
14.01
6.02
18.08
12.10
—1
—
Commonwealth
W
12.95
16.72
—
II
13.68
S-4
Ins Shares &
Stock Fund—-
Fund Inc
12.54
11.98
1
Chemical Fund Inc
50c
Christiana Securities Corp__100
7%
preferred
100
Colonial Energy Shares
1
Colonial Fund Inc
1
Commonwealth Income
?:
14.33
16.13
Century Shares Trust;
Chase Fund of Boston——
Fund
13.13
1
Inc-i
'
ft
(Speculative Com Stk)' JL>.
(Low Priced Com Stks)-1
S-3
Capital Life
i'S
12.48
-*
Ltd"
Growth
11.43
8.77
Home
Amer Ins Co
American
20.05
n.02
.
American
18.38
8.02
5
preferred
conv
78%■
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)—5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)
2
Life & Casualty Ins Co
Amer
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
(Income Com Stocks)—1
S-2
Ltd
Priced Bonds)
Fidelity
74%
■
84%
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla)_L.»
Ii,
17.13
(Discount Bonds)
1
(Income Pfd Stocks)-—1
8.93
Insurance
80%
American
23.32
(Lojv
Fund
!
Companies
Ask
10
Co
Equitable
$1.25
25.07
B-3
Canadian International Growth
i'
24.02
1
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1
B-2
Life
Bid
10
Agricultural Insurance Co
a24.45
B-4
Canadian
ft
Aetna
Surety
American
Mutual Fund—1
(The)
Insurance
&
American
1.64
fl954)
v
fu
■■
32.37
5.61
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Boston* Fund Inc—~
1
Broad Street Investment
50c
BUllock Fund Ltd—i——
1
California Fund Inc___.
1
Canada General Fund-—
/*.
M.
v
31.74
5.56
Blue Ridge
^
'■
1
1.49
Canada
It
>1
12.62
5.10
Trust
Mut, Fund
Devel
Axe-Temple ton Growth Fund
.'■'H
5
*
Inc__l
11.62
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)
21
Axe-Houghton Fund
i'J*
j)'
i93/4
1
Casualty
Aetna
12.08
"A" Inc__l
5.16
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
g.22
Axe-Htoughlon Stock Fund Inc-1 f^v3.82
Axe-Science & Eleet'nics Corp 1c
n.89
Fund
Associated
Atomic
'!K^
>
split)
11.05
Aetna
10.70
Inc——
Fund
Johnston
9.21
8.43
Development
&
(ex-3-for-l
New
Istel
al3.60
9.79
Research Fund
Par
.
.
of Boston—1
Trust
Inc
Fund
i
Ask
1
America
of
2.28
Bid
Par
Funds—
2.07
Fund
Affiliated
%.
1
Mutual
Ask
25c
Aberdeen
u'y
)
Insurance
'
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
yield price, d Ex-rights
x Ex-dividend,
wl When
k Admitted
issued,
y
t- licting on the
Ex-stock dividend.
'
Volume 191
THE
Bank
Number 5^45
COURSE
.
.
OF
Clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
BANK
compared with
Pre¬
ago.
year
a
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
™
Week Ended
1960
Pennsylvania—Altoona
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, April 23, clearings for
all cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will
7.2%
be
above those of the corresponding week last year.
Our preliminary
totals
at $26,676,827,205 against $24,892,878,684 for
center there is
the
week
same
in
At this
1959.
gain for the week ending Friday of 5.9%. Our comparative sum¬
a
2,038,439
2,022,268
—21.4
1,693,747
21213,922
—14.3
—25.5
2,046,831
4,867,529
1,080,000,000
1,062,000,000
7.4
4,164,644
2,799,930
1,161,000,000
4,528,058
4,892,442
5,293,808
3.8
—
—
1,992,495
4,583,520
3,527,931
7,706,694
7,471,016
3.2
8,215,060
*3,700,000
6,191,267
—15.4
3,956,930
7,497,313
21,294,639
4,373,833
7,788,032
25,909,626
7.8
21,634,922
11,657,402
13,847,719
—15.8
16,921,257
13,387,643
930,944,530
1,237,395,997
—24.8
1,153,036,672
1,127,676,662
York
Delaware—Wilmington
Jersey—Trenton
Total
$
—11.5
*2,400,000
5,095,264
Scranton
New
1957
1,876,183
«*.
+
—20.5
—
for the week follows:
mary
1958
or
2,143,408
865,000,000
™™.
™™™„.
Philadelphia
Reading
Wilkes-Barre
stand
April 16
Inc.
Dec. %
$
1,475,188
„
Lancaster
45
1.896,018
Bethlehem
Chester
of the
1959
$
increase
an
CLEARINGS
(1813)
(11
cities)
.
8,929,070
.
4,384,261
6,306,069
18,329,483
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended April 23—
New
'/
York
<
1959
1960
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland-
Jo
+
$13,140,902,830 $12,404,224,056
5.9
Chicago
1,513,915,560
1,189,042,961
+
27.3
Philadelphia
1,373,000,000
1,148,000,000
+
Ohio—Canton
19.6
Boston
St.
+
2.7
543,815,292
+
3.0
443,300,000'
Louis
721,601,087
*560,000,000
City
416,700,000
+
6.4
4.3
Francisco
San
774,666,326
+
+
cities,
five
days
$20,219,430,875
$18,777,527,048
+
five
days
5,372,830,270
5,096,126,365
+
Total
$25,592,261,151 $23,873,653,413
+
12,740,736
474,071,042
508,927,803
(7
1,554,004,562
1,615,682,474
cities)
1,019,225,271
+
6.4
+
Virginia—Huntington
7.2
day
1,084,566,054
all cities for week
5,185,567
21,938,000
23,456,000
225,274,359
Richmond
cities, five days
15,437,797
5,925,864
Virginia—Norfolk
7.2
Total
70,803,000
12,167,734
17,020,160
—11.5
13,658,556
13,751,336
3.2
296,051,826
586,258,539
308,067,009
2.8
4.4
69,085,500
'—
—
+
4.5
—
634,088,633
57,799,200
11,731,999
+ 10.3
13,320,105
6.8
446,901,344
13,283,787
14,739,057
489,795,301
3.8
1,437,007,869
1,531,524,123
—
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
5.4
one
73,899,700
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
7.7
cities,
cities,
zz
I_~ZII~Z_
Youngstown
16.2
Ten
All
665,070,344
6.0
Other
all
646,512,795
Mansfield
West
Total
18,486,471
324,216,323
3.6
406,963,482
473,083,437
—
663,618,122
Baltimore
+
508,895,722
Cleveland
16,356,735
313,976,396
Cleveland
Columbus
741,017,750
Kansas
" "
~~
Cincinnati
237,800,495
South
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
10,643,815
11,649,097
331,151,517
146,838,297
154,109,401
(6
741,771,852
856,222,007
District of
Total
cities)
„
4,631,657
4,611,491
6.5
22.212,633
24,862,811
5.3
—i
424,021,447
Columbia—Washington™
+ 14.3
—
—
207,337,241
213,013,934
8.6
9,323,218
8,820,493
21.9
410,804,505
337.912.654
4.7
160,525,672
142,794,106
814,814,760
732.035.655
—
—13.4
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
*
" Estimated.
~r:
Tennessee—Knoxville
34,490,961
Nashville
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear in
our
163,566,498
452,400,000
Augusta
issue of next week.
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday and the Saturday figures
not available at time of going to press.
are
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
Ac¬
elaborate detailed statement, however,
we
which
we
present further below,
able to give final and complete results of the previous week—tlie week ended
are
For that week there
April 23.
was
having amounted to $27,224,631,212 against $26,535,140,823 in the
week in 1959.
Outside of this city there was a loss of 8.2%, the bank clearings
this center showing an increase of
at
We group the cities according to the
12.9%.
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this we note that in the
New
York
District
Reserve
District
Reserve
the
totals
the
totals register a
record
loss
a
of
In the
0.2%
of
but in the Boston
gain of 12.2%
and
Philadelphia Reserve
in the
Cleveland Reserve District the totals show
a
falling off
3.8%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 13.4% but in the Atlanta Reserve Dis¬
is
trict there
The Chicago Reserve District falls behind
improvement of 1.1%.
an
by 17.7%, the St. Louis Reserve District by 4.4%
trict by 4.9%.In the Kansas City Reserve
and the Minneapolis Reserve Dis¬
District there is
a
decline of 8.1%, in the
District of 3.0%.
Dallas Reserve District of 6.7% and in the San Francisco Reserve
7,700,615
5.1
7,413,396
6.0
6,258,910
7,232,689
7,160,379
7,013,422
310,149,967
0.1
310,574,588
277,746,499
Alabama—Birmingham
253,658,919
260,245,982
2.5
16,870,861
5.3
210,028,506
14,650,094
236,175,486
17,758,225
832,510
764,608
8.9
745,343
15,855,241
619,847
261,641,510
216,054,999
+ 21.1
205,612,938
227,005,070
1,485,305,909
1,469,225,757
1.1
1,396,753,083
1,364,052,074
Louisiana—New
Total
Orleans
;
(10 cities)
Seventh Federal Reserve District- -Chicago—
following
furnish
we
a
summary
Ended
April
$
/Z—Z-
2nd New
3rd
16,359,121
93,385,000
8th St.
Terre
5,111,557
9th
177,993,379
12th San
+
5.2
9,311,119
+
4.8
7,744,580
65,492,336
57,620,812
+ 13.7
55,955,468
19,510,857
22,588,122
—13.6
17,422,112
1,437,631
1,737,447
—17.3
1,534,263
1,044,799,798
-
1,372,055,922
—23.9
1,176,923,374
Outside New York
We
week
now
"
741,771,852
"
1,485,305,909
1,469,225,757.
"
1,524,284,420
1,851,206,544
826,465,722
—
"
789,803,091
697,769,086
733.848,200
—
"
782,994,571
—
"
719,246,508
610,835,743
654,570,297
—
"
"
add
Sioux City
Decatur
—
11,884,640,587
12,944,673,461
detailed statement showing
Missouri—St.
3.8
826,465,722
4.4
742,654,442
753,683,238
814,814,760
732,035,655
1,364,052,074
1,601,292,192
1,402,213,615
4.4
742,654,442
753,683,238
4.9
662,193,617
623,154,455
8.1
734,895,583
661,952,005
6.7
592,559,808
588,128,101
Ninth Federal Reserve
1,356,973,030
1,373,648,155
26,963,159,989
St.
11,803,279,536
11,339,256,079
'
the figures for each city for the
Z
Npw
..
Helena
Total
(7
14,746,501
cities)
13,741,987
697,769,086
-
733,848,200
—17.7
8,731,950
9,751,781
4.6
445,625,931
5.4
428,915,595
152,991,628
—
8.6
172,108,094
10,730,166
—21.4
4,740,218
3.9
6,732,861
6,018,600
+
7.3
13,524,397
12,031,400
—
4.9
662,193,617
623,154,455
1,183,970
1,031,247
782,942
10,976,326
153,353,884
—
—
—
1957
$
$^
•
1,104,528
15.5
959,236
9,690,509
13,483,904
—28.1
165,923,318
185,160,699
—10.4
11,313,502
171,494,608
2,268,539
2,225,389
9,517,904
8,728,104
+
9.1
6,435,168
6,445,728
783,059,749
+
0.5
737,398,879
+
3.6
3,569,676
3,371,334
1,676,277
+
5.8
1,436,786
+
8.2
2,966,198
2,970,898
16,453,375
+
9.4
16,085,607
13,612,807
Fort
15,148,865
—
0.6
11,943,716
10,048,307
45,955,826
26,022,065
44,283,400
3,542,928
954,820,764
956,686,016
—20.2
15,009,587
8,256,113
—11.8
6,337,309
782,994,571
8.1
734,895,583
661,952,005
17,173,145
—
Galveston
—
16,943,864
19,858,002
—13.5
13,846,528
524,784,133
44,201,819
Springs
557,564,581
5.9
506,243,955
12,958,400
505,648,747
6.8
44,043,885
41,383,207
1.8
43,908,657
38,139,058
—18.1
22,457,613
37,430,600
45,610,200
2.3
2,989,346
0.2
888,890,785
748,950,455
(9
cities)
;
+
—
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
-
Dallas
-
Worth
Wichita
—
—
7,483,000
7,565,861
—30.8
7,000,600
6,757,428
15,918,127
—18.8
13,941,840
12,057,319
610,835,743
™J
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
(6
—
cities)-™
Twelfth Federal Reserve
Yakima
6.1
31,176,783
+
159,626,373
—
2,960,128
654,570,297
6.7
592,559,808
588,128,101
+
—
District—San Francisco—
3,206,307
38,200,327
42,869,928
1.5
142,375,746
154,829,681
7.7
2,713,263
2,902,956
4,113,181
Rochester
+ 13.3
3,606,278
3,519,971
13,590,467,362
+12.9
15,159,880,453
11,265,796,885
50,747,929
York
3,630,164
15,339.990.625
Jamestown
New
—
+
1.0
6,682,855
6,685,247
234,812,234
+
1.1
223,684,186
207,988,958
+ 20.0
82,675,053
113,730,685
33,264,390
104,544,322
36,655,230
—
87,120,435
39,663,782
2X,130,360
City
California—Long Beach
46,983,091
+
8.0
41,827,422
30,345,221
+
4.2
27,411,718
■
Syracuse
31,621,269
:
Connecticut—Stamford
(a)
(a)
:'™_
43,336,037
28,651,202
Pasadena
San
San
Francisco"
23,3J9,«jot
814,763,667
40,087,956
1,456,496,683
1,502,245,037
-
Barbara
Stockton
Total
—
(10 cities)
-
mi-m-rr.
33,971,978
21,697,964
6.6
725,870,285
21,094,323
731,001,206
+
3.5
28,558,688
26,288,346
11.4
10,897,987
9,627,629
+ 13.1
13,859,877
13,943,971
—
Jersey—Newark™™
Northern New Jersey
Total
(9
cities)
-—
——
15,675,450
—
—
3.0
1,356,973,030
1,373,648,155
2:6
26,963,159,989
22,605,052,964!
8.2
11,803,279,536
11,339,256,079
23,744,404
(a)
"'
New
7.6
9.5
+
761,065,325
41,476,482
14,577,260
17,734,136
—
Jose
Santa
210,023,400
6,466,228
237,415,239
Lake
209,274,157
227,225,394
6,529,614
Oregon—Portland
Utah—rSalt
5.2
215,368,715
—
—
—
—--r
9,323,000
4.6
5,236,795
12,920,851
6,519,000
-
Falls
47,432,726
6,231,000
,
157,251,891
[
6,239,187
2,877,036
—
33,063,204
York—Albany
12,882,212
:
21,030,480
9.7
Total
—
Buffalo
7,633,977
1,638,447
4,193,415
11,076,514
34,417,055
431,192,638
+ 41.4
—
600,980,771
3,984,422
35,925,677
485,037,717
506,294,632
719,246,508
City
Joseph
Colorado—Colorado
+ 21.9
+
5.9
41,617*679
7,280,333
—
8,422,948
31,631,460
476,521,486
13,522,795
i
3,637,590
Second Federal Reserve District--New York—
Elmira
4,267,149
—24.0
11,908,476
Missouri—Kansas
»f<-
—12.7
1,275,647
•
Wichita
St.
'
1,710,204
1,492,484
—
Hastings
Washington—Seattle
New
9,178,302
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas CityNebraska—Fremont
3,624,544
(12. cities)™™™™™™™
7,798,609
11,606,690
.
21,304,647
.
Hampshire—Manchester.
Total
7,496,039
Dakota—Eargo
45,126,866
Haven™™.
189,615,865
12,697,375
4,473,613
Dakota—Aberdeen
Kansas—Topelca
...
1958
Dec.. %
;
,k:
April 16
Inc. or
$
:
9,363,792
496,156,959
3,518,210
.
Montana—Billings
15,054,135
Connecticut—Hartford
New
7,701,918
473,234,528
179,465,200
17,996,245
™™™,
District—Minneapolis—
Paul
South
—
22,605,052,964
8.2
—
3.0
2.6
+
,
Minneapolis
4,535,575
Worcester
cities)™
Minnesota—Duluth
1,773,074
__
1,402,213,615
Louis
(4
4,128,420
Springfield
1,601,292,192
789,803,091
Total
787,322,301
Bedford-
6,933,189
—17.7
146,462,489
2,905,515
40,004,600
New
8,143,769
1,851,206,544
17,141,131
11,913,598
202,115,234
4,432,453
™™™™™..
—11.0
17,690,117
11,167,741
3.2
1,396,753,083
—
1959
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-—
Lowell
7,286,007
*
cities)
Omaha
$
River
5,555,538
1,524,284,420
Springfield
Lincoln
1960
Clearings at—
Fall
.
—14.7
—10.0
3,202,053
1.1
+
Week Ended
Massachusetts—Boston
6,786,634
21,413,639
18,268,285
*11,500,000
402,200,000
16 for four years:
—
9.6
993,410,327
12,781,532
8,185,801
Peoria
Rockford
(17
—
14,355,429
1,359.341
-
148,291,113
2,811,287
—17.7
1,502,245,037
Maine—Bangor
7,682,384
6,946,577
48,782,§36
.
198,352,042
—13.4
26,535,140,823
Portland
+
Illinois—-Bloomington
Chicago
North
1,456,496,683
our
ended April
—
856,222,007
27,224,631,212
City
___
1,531,524,123
10
_
141,821,515
169,249,792
9,754,785
lowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
90,271,000
10,911,852
4,066,529
143;809,753
7,590,150
393,200,000
1,127,676,662
108 cities
Francisco
10,047,693
4,732,696
6.9
1,437,007,869
1,615,682,474
C
Total
4.5
174,472,597
1,153,036,672
1,237,395,997
1,554,004,562
9
City
94,659,000
7.5
162,424,489
3,099,359
748,950,455
—24.8
930,944,530
"
4
11th Dallas
—
13,973,051
5.8
11,698,034,426
7
Louis
Minneapolis
10th Kansas
5,352,511
Haute
6.9
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
888,890,785
15,582,088,148
"
17
;
—
—
2.9
+ 12.2
6
7th Chicago
—
12,281,031
Bend
5.4
14,048,598,201
"
10
6th Atlanta
99,092,000
11,355,464
».
South
423,200,000
956,686,016
7
5th Richmond
21,041,341
9,163,515
13,714,316
225,591,072
954,820,764
11
Philadelphia
4th Cleveland
9,575,217
—
410,800,000
0.2
—
9
York
2,193,870
20,639,838
3.2
+
11,012,701
17,565,037
213,479,243
15,759,348,064
12 cities
2,475,124
8.5
19,976,716
10,656,996
Kentucky—Louisville
■'
1st Boston
—16.5
21,670,302
$
1957
1958
Dec. %
$
$
16—
.'4
3,299,978
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Inc. or
1959
I960
Week
:4;;>
by Federal Reserve Districts:
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
'
+
2,756,325
Michigan—Ann Arbor™
Grand Rapids
Lansing
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Total
In the
143,849,863
417,100,000
7,855,492
8,093,783
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
District of 24.8%.
31,526,267
29,589,155
148,760,860
463,300,000
increase of 2.6%, the aggregate clearings for
an
the Whole country,
same
1.3
1.5
—
310,150,321
Macon
Mississippi—Vicksburg
In the
+
—11.6
Florida—Jacksonville
Mobile
has to be estimated.
cases
34,058,831
144,524,188
445,400,000
ZZZZZ
Georgia—Atlanta
59,016,905
63,508,817
82,520,895
—23.0
75,304,463
76,091,020
100,642,005
—24.4
90,768,478
73,372,"45?
15,759,348,064
14,048,598,201
+ 12.2
15,582,088,148
11,698,034,426
.Grand
total
(108 cities)
27,224,631,212
26,535,140,823
11,884,640,587
.™—
12,944,673,461
+
'
Outside
New York
•Estimated,
City™
(a) Clearines
operations
discontinued.
—
<;fV
w
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1814)
P
iv
jjv^
anld
Company
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
the Secretary of the
certifies daily tp
countries of the
./M*.'
Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
5%%
4%,
CERTIFIED B*
APRIL
15,
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
1960
APRIL
TO
21,
1960,
due
debentures
INCLUSIVE
debentures due 1978_'_—_—
Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
5lA% debentures, series A, due Oct.
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
April 20
April 19
April 18
.0119988
2.238804
Australia, pound—
Austria, schilling
j>
■.
■■')' \*
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fife
Germany,
\> u
Ireland, pound-
1
.0200596
1.036132
.210700
.00311228
.00311228
.203845
.203852
.239779
.239787
.239777
'.
yen
Mexico, peso.
'
.209812
.209850
2.8Q9520
2.810040
,14'
.209825
2.810160'
2.810400
.00161077
.00161075
.328500
.0800560
.0800560
•
.
.265190
2.782217
Name of Company
V.:
"
,140343
.497700
.0349600
i
.140400
.497700
.140350
.497700
.0349650
.230458
.230493
2.799202
2.799023
2.8O970O
.
.0349750
.0166367
-
.
(Quarterly-
.140400
■'
'
Credit jewelers, Ltd. (quar.V——..
National Bank (Brooklyn, N. Y.)— •
Peoples
Peoples
.
.497700
.0166367
.230456
.230431
Class
.230456
2.799900
Howell
Peterson
.193812
2.799541
Cement
Permanente
.0166367
.193858
50C
■-
A
(quar.)_
2.810040
2.809520
2.810400
5-
•
(quar.)
v_'—
35c
:
(quar..)
dividend
Stock
4- 8
class
on
4-30
4-15
4-30
15C
4-15
4-30
;■
4-15
4-30
4-15
95c
class
&
A
4-15
4-30
,
10c
;
•
V*
4-20
/
4-30
15c
2.810160
,4-20
2
'
%
& Heather—
common
Class' L
4-12
1
5-
:
•;
10c
> 17VaC
——__
2,799661
-
•
5-1
;
15c
Perkins
.0349600
4-30
5-16
715 b
.
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers Inc. (quar.i—__
Machine &• Gear Co. (ouar.)_+_—_
.497700
.0349650
.193925
.193691
.
.140393
"■
.0166367
.0166367
.193633
Kingdom, pound sterling.
.265200
2.782574
:
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
j
■
2.782336
.265190
;
When
Per
*
.0800560
'
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Ivft
.328500
I
.0800560
.
.265197
2.781702
...
2.781&81
2
—
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■
1
;—
from page 12
.00277701
.328433
Continued
.00161080
.00277701
Philippine Islands, peso.—
Portugal, escudo—
.--Spain, peseta.
Sweden, krona—
Switzerland, franc
Union of South Africa, pound—
t
r,
.239782
.209837
•
.00277701
.328400
—
krone
Norway,
"I
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;
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.203850
.00277701
.265175
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
-May 24
^ioe'zs
t
.00161070
.0800560
*
__
1006
,
1670-
due
1,036744
.
.210687 "
.00277701
—
—
Malaysia, malayan dollar
|i;' .)' u\
■!
1.035703
•
.00161070
Japan,
1433
1
.0200600
.203820
"
30
-May
in this issue.
•Announced
.0384062
.0200610
2.80S700
—
.0119880
.00311228
.239778
X '• U
i
-Apr
Page
2.239171
.0384062
.210662
.203837
convertible debentures
6%
.0384062
.209825
+
.0119844
2 239362
2.239075
1,038255
;
.003L1138
—
.0119970
S
•
.0200610
.210650
deutsche mark
•
.0383937
,
1.038463
(Metropolitan) new franc—
France
$
.0119988
:
.0200575
Ceylon, rupee—
Finland, markka—
f/flf
1
2.238661
*
.0384083
..
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
,T"
$
s
peso—
Free
V*,!»
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,
Inc. 5% cumul. preferred stocks
Corp. 6% conv. subord. debs.
due May 1,
1962 (extended)——
Western Development Co. of Delaware—
.
Thursday
April 21
1713
Date
Fearless
Houston
'
Argentina,
■"
1
5
CALLED
Gamble-Skogmo,
Friday
April 15
1
1, 1961—
ISSUES
Company and Issue—
Noon Buying Rate lor Cable Transfer? in Nc., York (Value in United States Money)
Monetary Unit
and
Country
1369
Line Corp.—
ENTIRE
i:p
1479
1
-May
—
1569
1
Union
>'U
fiif
—
1
-May
1962—--
1,
Feb.
1977-.
1,
Nov.
Gas Pipe
Transcontinental
rW
,i
25
.May
-May
3%% supp. s. f. debentures due
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—
6 Va %
G;;y
-Apr
1990—
1,
bonds due Jan.
6%
and
1435
1670
Transport—
Coordinated
Service
6%
EXCHANGE RATES
FOREIGN
Page
2
2
Seabrook Farms Co.—
the different
on
world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
4V*-4
Date
Issue—
pfd. stock, series B, 5%%- -May
Co., Inc. 6% cumulative preferred stock—-. -May
Matheson
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
Pursuant to the
r'!/
Monday, April 25, 1960
.
Lexington Water Co. cumul.
Public
w
'■I'M
....
5-
1
4-" 8
,5% '
B
Philadelphia Electric—
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)_^^_—
4.30%
preferred (quar.)—-.;
,
;>
•n
Interbank time
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
p?
,
Decrease (—) Since
rowings from
I'l u,
certificate account—
Gold
V;:;
April 13,
April 22,
1960
1959
1960
ASSETS—
18,137,643
—
9,899
+
5,459
+
4,540
—
953,827
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
Total
F.
gold certificate reserves
of other banks—1_
caslw
396,143
others
increased
692,248
—
:
400,018
-103,832
30,416
outright
Bought
1,286
-
Cei;tificates
■
■
1,544
614,043
______———
; +
Total
loans
Loans
and
Loans
adjusted*
73,750
_t„
—10 142,733
142,733
Total
Held under
^'5
\4
outright-
25,402,929
repurchase agree't
bought
67,000
73,750
+
—
U.
160,433
—
57,500
Total
U.
Total
loans
S.
Govt,
securities
25,469,929
+
,16,250
706,048
securities
'»i!t
»
Due from foreign banks
Cash items in process of
>'
'
r. w
Bank
,^}
Loans
for
purchasing
finance,
6,390,074
+
.____
103,537
^
323,414
assets—
536,339
+
859
+
+
20,924
Other
741,347
+
+
8,324
.
121,004
1,375
assets
52,656,621
—
U.
finance,
+509,639
)>):
'P
'''?
'
■
S.
"'+
4,159
etc.__
loans
U.
S.
bank
reserves——
Treas.—general
—118,608
—
962,840
246,395
23,647
31,404
41,736
Balances
205,578
___
—
246,810
Total
in
^
.;te
deposits—.
availability cash items
—
97,286
86,139
Other
liabilities
CAPITAL
I
+
143
—8,183
+
167
+
-
+%.
396,391
+
assets—net
lS,763
-
52,656,621
19,179
+
247,453
20,158
+
—
9,698
12,930
banks______-__i.__
•
47
56
—
'+.
1,233 :
-
^.1
assets/liabilities
Demand
S.
2,704
•
3,640
liability
purchased
deposits
adjusted——
demand deposits—:
—
—
loan
.1%
Co., Ltd.
Gamble
&
—'
From
.8%
Prudential
4.236
Inc.
628
+
(from
—2,984
2,733
+
A
"Class
(quar.-)-
l,341t
+
1,199
—
;
375t
-1,871
-1,533
10,834
—
—
113
855
—
12
Federal
108,341
-
others
Reserve
Banks
—:
valuation reserves;
1,243
+
30,421
—
315
—.
—
2,402
—
individual loan
revised.
JNot
revised July 8, 1959.
83
-+-
886
27
+
163
available
on
items
$6
preferred
following principal changes for the week ended
loans
adjusted,
$143 million in holdings of U. S. Government securities,
and $1,341 million in demand
deposits adjusted, and
decreases of $375 million in U. S. Government
deposits,
and $113 million in demand
deposits credited to domestic
banks.
Commercial and industrial loans increased in nine dis¬
tricts and a total of
$85 million. Loans to brokers and
dealers for purchasing or
carrying U. S. Government and
other securities increased $119 million. Loans to nonbank
financial institutions increased
$33 million. "Other" loans
increased $48
i
million.
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $167 million and
holdings of "other" securities increased $47 million.
4-12
1
4-12
6-
1
5-19
6-
1
5-19
+50c
5-
2
6-
1
5-15
5-14
4-22
—
—'
-
37 tic
65c
5-
37V2c
(quar.)
20C
-
1
1
4-11
.
5-20
t
47 VaC
(quar.)
4-
5-10
;
4-11
5-2
51.06 V*
6-
1
5-13
$1.16
6-
1
5-13
'
5-14
84c
$1.12 Va
"
4-29
5-14
26c
-'
"4-29
4-29;
5-14
■
40C
6-
1
5-4
12 VaC
6-
1
5-
2
4-25
36c
5-15
9c
(quar.i—,
4-25
4-
.
6
,
income)——
•
5-' 1
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5-
4oc
4-22
5-25
10c
;
4-22
■
nic
—
2
449
—
366
1,290
&
(quar.)——;
Purina
Co.
be
found
a
preferred
and
common
-including
those
called
list
The date indicates the
of
stock
under
5-20
4-30
4-15
5-1 r
4-20
18c
4-29
Red
40c
Owl
Reece
Stores
Corp.
(quar.)—
(Mass.),
(quar.)
called
for
sinking
fund
notes,
provisions.
gold debentures
Apr
Engineering
2
4-20
5-
2
"
4-20
4-22
4-15
5-
2
4-15
5-
5
4-29
45C
__
5-16
5- 2'
30C
_1.
(quar.)—
(initial)
Canada,
A
4-30
4-15
6-30
5-31
20c
•
>
,Ltd—
A
class
debs., series A, due Nov. 1, 1962—May
American Discount Col of Georgia—
5.90% capital debs., series 1953, due May 1, 1973——May
Rio
Tinto
$1.61
Co.Vlnc.—
cumulative cbnv. pfd. stock, 1951 series——Jun
1430
1
1318
-
Rice
Co.
1665
1
1566
9-15
1-1-61
12-15
9-15
4-15
4-25
3-22
5-
15C
5-16
5-
25c
4-25
4-11
t$1.19
933/4C
(quar.)__—
dep. rets.—
Equal to about
share )^_—i
5-
5-
1
4-
1
5
1
4-20
2
1959.
Mills,
30C
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
—
Robertshaw-Futlon Controls Co., com. (quar.)
5Vz%
preferred
(quar.).
;
Electric
1
Co.-^-
4%
preferred F (quar.)——
preferred H (quar.)
4%%
preferred I (quar.)
4.10%
preferred J
(quar.)
4.95% preferred K (quar.).—
6-13
5-10
5-
2
4-15
5-
20%
—
Inc.
1
4-21
80c
6"
3
37 VaC
6-15
6-
3
37 Vac
6-20
6-10
34%c
.
6-15
6-20
6-10
"
$1
—
6-
1
$1.02 Va
4.10%
6
1
7-
10c
Inc., common (quar.)—
participating preferred (quar.)
&
6-15
10-
'50c
Myers,
Rochester Gas
•
subord, debs.i-—_May
Amer.
31,
depositary
Gas
&
preferred
Ltd.
Dec.
Brand
Robbins
1
Co.,
per
1
1
»28c
—„
—
(Year-end
Roanoke
Page
^
(quar.3—
334 %
6-15
710-
*28c
(quar.)—
:
Inc.,
1665
Reduction
-
Rich's
$1.50
Alleghany Corp., 5%
A
1
toe
t27c
(quar.)—:—
—
class
Page
28
Date
43%%
&
Republic Pictures Corp. (resumed)
i
Republic Supply Co. of Calif, (quar.):
Reynolds Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
4%%
redeemable 1st pfd.
(quar.)——
River
REDEMPTIONS
Company and Issue—
&
5-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)————„11
i
Initial
-.
•
"
Date
debentures
4-15
f7 V2C
;
—
common
Republic Natural Gas (increased s-a»—_
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance Co. (Dallas)
redemption,
last date for mak¬
or
Company and Issue—
subord.
2
S5c
TENDERS
4'/4%
4-29
5-
17 VaC
Extra
given in the "Chronicle."
General Tire & Rubber Co.—
4-18
5-14
50c.
25c
_
$1.10 class
(except where otherwise indicated)
4.50%
;
$1.25
/
were
Air
5%
Ltd.,
the current volume
PARTIAL
I—
(Canada),
in which the details
Corp, 8%
6
3-31
6-10
Chemicals
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
Asuncion Port Concession
6-
4-25
5c
Reichhold
corporate bonds,
redemption
*
1
$1.50
—
$1.10
will
7-
20c
—
Reitman's
'
6-18
6-30
,
30c
(quar. )„
' tApril 6
reporting form
"
20c
:
——^1———
pfd; (quar.)
Reed (C. A.) Co., $2 partic. class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)__—:
;
+
gross.
basis;
v
87 VaC
—
—
Fund Notices
Below
•
,
Graphite Bearings, Ihc. (quar.)
Raymond International, Inc. (quar.)-::——
Real Estate Investment Trust Co. of America
Redemption Calls and Sinking
member
System in leading cities
in
1
5-
Randall
$1.10
million
4-15
5-
•
after deduction
+
shown
are
comparable
241
360
Condition Statement of Member Banks
$275
4-15
4-29
——
P
of
2
2
10c
Machinery, Inc.—>$1.20 preferred A (quar.)'—
Radio Corp. of America—•
"
$3.50 1st preferred (quar.)Railway Equipment & Realty Co., Ltd.-—
114
—
Hydraulic
Chains
Increases
5-
90c
:S-
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)———i_——
Quinte Milk Products, Ltd.—
s
r
:
Renold
April 13:
com.
Shares—'
investment
net
4-11
'5-
31.17 Va
(quarterly from net mc.)
Quarterly Distribution
5-20
1
5-16
5c■
$1.37 Va
l
Puget Sound Power «fe Light
6-10
4-27
30c
50c
—
(quar.)
Industries
shows the
.
(quar.) —
preferred (quar.)—
preferred
1
5
6-
.
-
4.50%
:
65-
1
51.75
-):
—
3.35%
6-20
6-
6-30
Common
Remco
weekly reporting
55C
35C
,
37 VaC
.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)——
Public Service Co. of New Hampshire^—
Electric
of the Federal Reserve
4-11
4V4%
Stores
banks
1
4.64%
Reliable
of
5-
split)—
Public Service Co. of Colorado,
113
413
—
13
^Exclusive of loans to domestic commercial banks and
of
-
statement
—
(quar.)
Properties, Inc., 6% pfd.
Industries, Inc.
Producing
Ralstch
—
-figures
commitments
condition
62 VaC
4-14
—
(initial)
Reliance
The
4-11
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)———___
<3-for-2
Inc.
h
fi!t
li
4-14
1
»
1
1,375
—
Interbank
453,193
foreign
165,251
(quar.)
881
+
123
+
—
60,138
—
132,296
accept¬
i—
2
5-
Co., 3.60%
common
Racine
banks
From
41.4%
on
for
correspondents
Industrial
:
135,064
Government
Foreign banks
Time deposits:
reserves
combined-
5-
7c
iquar.)
(quar.)_,
(increased-quar.)—
—1,005
131
Interbank demand deposits:
93,602
—
+509,639
preference
Puritan Fund,
Borrowings:
accounts
2
Co.
—4,369
—
LIABILITIES—
411,591
—
85
+
774,808
69,162
5-
———
(Delaware)
Co.
preferred B
Bros.
Price
41
+
4,761
Banks__—
Reserve
20
—
——.——
Federal
coin__
with domestic
Domestic
__
4-15
3%
51.25
common
1,067,1)68
+
12,979
+490,791
on
Pure Oil Cq.
(quar.)——
Pueblo Supermarkets (initial
38
—
K.)
(H.
Potomac Edison
—1,424
—2,390
t
.7
426
16,725
—
deposit and P. R. note lia¬
bilities
ances
■*'JU
49,057
account?;——
Total liabs. & cmital
Contingent
.v
362,148
ACCOUNTS—
capital
,
'
234,272
+
51,416,260
Capital paid in
Surplus
to
?<v
+
5,282,699
—
U.
Total
Ratio of gold certificate
.k
18,768,753
Other liabs. & accrued dividends
Other
48t
790
'
Deferred
L
+
1,514
Currency and
Other
-
with
116,567
+
+
14
1,078
—Lllj.—
years^_„—_^
securities
Reserves
+
519,187
Total
I-4
five
141
451/
+
,+
five years__^
After
388,845
t
724
+
+
—
—
Porter
t
'
8t
124,504
—
year
,l :
41t
—
—
14,668
securities—total
one
17,797,178
account
2
Procter
1,588
^
——
Government
Other
Member
5-
Prince Gardens Co.
12,564
,—_—___
indebte*ness__^i.
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
453,193
—
Deposits:
Foreign
»)n
27,315,751
$1
7%
preferred (quar.)—____„
Co., common (quar.)
Plymouth Rubber Co. (quar.)—
Pneumatic Scale Corp., Ltd. (quar.)——
179
81
'
commercial banks
One to
notes
4-15
,—
—
Pittston
Prentice-Hall,
21
1,112
■
763
loans.__
Within
Reserve
2
preferred (quar.)——'
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)
——
Pillsbury Company, common (quar.)
Pittsburgh Standard Conduit (quar.)—.—
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
4.70%
institutions:
banks
domestic
621
40J
131
j.———
Treasury bills
LIABILITIES—
Federal
5-20
5-
convertible
New
Treasury certificates of
Total
(quar.)
dividend
5 V2 %
securities:
personal
foreign
estate
t
carrying:
or
financial
nonbank
to
to
Loans
Real
premises—*—
Other
—
15
_____
collection
'Mvilf
(l !tlr
}}!
25,900,363
$
,
791
1,637
securities
1
851
1+42
292
r-_+_v—
l
&
4
—
(quar.)
preferred
5%
preferred (quar.)—
Pittsburgh Brewing, common
pur¬
1
securities
to
Sales
93,433
88,868
for
■
897
—
dealers
and
Government
S.
Loans
+
loans
carrying:
or
loans
Other
67,000
+
30,974
—2,057
465
275
securities
JDther
'Other
+
+
loans—
Government
S.
916
+
67,112
_
industrial
brokers
to
102,902
.
adjusted*-——.- 101,314
a
and
chasing
U.
•
2,483,771
Bonds
«»<J
+ 10
investments
and
investments
gricultural
Loans
160,433
8,506,993
1959
1960
(In millions of dollars)
1,432
—
13,010,298
■
6-
—
A
+
or
April 15,
April 6,
1960
ASSETS—
outright1,401,867
j
36,373
—
Commercial
Bills
si.50
97 VaC
Inc.—
preferred
$2.50
652,649
+
4,944
4%
8
4-; 8
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp.—
Stock
Decrease (—) Since
Government securities;
S.
W
■:>)?
49,869
-
to
Loans
Increase ( +
.
39,599
——
.
Acceptances—bought
i: I
■
million.
$366
4-
f *
-
r
3.90%
domestic commercial banks increased $451 million.
4
advances—
loans
Industrial
l;f;j
-
451,605
Disccunts and
U.
19,091,470
notes
R,
Other
\:"l
?
1
million but bor¬
April 13,
jjt
I» jl
4
1
5-
4-, 8
1
5-
SI.17
Philip Morris,
Federal Reserve Banks decreased $241
Increase ( + ) or
H *ii>-
1
5-
$1.10
—
preferred (quar.)—V——
preferred
(quar.)——-—--——_
Philadelphia Germantown & Norristown RR.
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
(In thousands of dollars)
Aoril 20,
deposits increased $83 million, of which
$56 million was in New York City.
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
ji+f
;
$1.07 Va
4.40%
'4.68%
.
?,r *
6-
1
$i.l834
6-
1
$1.02 Va
6-
1
$1.233/i
6-
1
.
5-13
5-13
5-13
.
5-13
5-13
Volume
191
Number
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
5945
Per
When
Share
Payable
of Rec.
25c
4-29
3-31
J25c
of Company
Name
6- 1
Rohr Aircraft Corp.
(quar.)__
Rolland Paper Ltd., class A (quar.)__.
tl5c
(quar.)
B
Class
-
preferred
41/2%
(quar.)
Industries, Inc._
—___:
(William H.)
Inc. (quar.)
5, 10 and 25c Stores, class A (quar.)
Roper
Rorer
Ruberoid
4-25
4-14
Sterchi
4-
Sterling
4-20
5-
1
8
4%
-
5%
preferred
4-30
4-4
5-18
4Va%
50c
5-15
5-4
6- 1
5-17
Stern
3- 2
5-31
4-25
7V2C
Lawrence
St.
Ltd.
Corp.,
(quar.)____
(Howard W.) & Co.________
Sams
Miguel Brewery, Inc
_________
Industries, Inc. '(quar.)
—'____
Stock div. (8 shs. or series A pref. stock
for each 100 shs. common,held)
San
Schenley
Schering
5%
,
Corp.,
(quar.)
preferred
Schwitzer
Monthly'--—-.—-
See's
American
Shareholders' Trust
Final
t
of
9d
3s
Mfg.
Sheraton
Corp.
5- 2
6-1
6- 1
6-1
6-20
.
(T.
$1
.Simon
Mfg.,
Singer
(Annual
Ltd.
5-13
Co. (quar.)
Ltd., common
Smith
(A.
O.)
Corp.
$45c
(quar.)___
Power
i
Colorado
2nd
5.44%
preferred
Southern
Company
1
Class
..1
-18
-
noncumulative
Electric
Southwestern
-20
1-15
Life
'
'
M-
ra
-20
■
25c
25c
:
6-15
9-15
6-10
12-10
5-31
11-30
■' p
preferred
15c
k:
,
'
..
preferred
•.Spartan
Industries,
Inc." (stock
--
common
Cash
and-class
dividend
after
50%
7-11
——
dividend
on
Special Investments & Securities, Inc.—
4Va'% conv preferred (quar.):
y
Class
A
Class
B
&
Standard
Fuel Co.,
5-16
preferred
(quar.)
Ltd., 4%%
$1.60
>_
.
,
$1.60
6%
•
preferred
quar.)____.
:•
pfd. (quar.)__
preferred
preferred
..
preferred
Gas
5%
preferred
,5%
preferred
5%
(quar.)
6%
1
—
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)
Corp.
5-
2
4-
6-
1
6-
1
5-16
>6-
1
5-16
West
5-
1
7- 1
10- 1
Co.
1
1
9-15
12-15
7- 1
10- 1
1
1
A
3-31
6-10
5-25'
4c
5-16
y4-26
12V2c
4-29
4-15
4-29
4-15
6-
8-13
4&1.50
Y.)
(quar.)
(s-a)_—.
South LaSalle
208
Street Corp.
Quarterly
Quarterly
$30c
common
$1
Co.,
.__—____
new
—
(initial)
common
lien
5- 2
_
4-15
4-15
6- 1
5-20
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
5-16
5-16
5-16
5- 2
Union
(quar.)—__
___
1st
•»
4-14
6-
1
4-29
6-
1
5-13
62'/2c
$1.25
5- 2
4-14
25c
5-16
V
7-
6-10
1
4-29.
UOc
5-
2
4-9
.
4-29
4-
$1.433/4
5-
2
4-8
$1
(quar.)
5-
2
4-8
25c
7l/2c
$1.12l/2
5-14
5-14
4-29
4-29
6-
(quar.)
common
preferred
prior
9
Chocolate
preferred
Co.,
4-15
5-
4-15
Will
5-
4-15
Williams-McWilliams
5-
4-15
5-
4-15
' 5-
Ross,
Stock
5-15
30c
8-25
11-25
'
8-15
30c
>
&
Wisconsin
4-
7-
1
10-
5
8
6-3
1
9-
2
1%
1-3-61
12-
2
40c
40c
(quar.)_
common
(monthly)...—;.
____
:
________
Electric Power Co.,
4-30
4-15
6%
preferred
(1897
4-30
4-15
6%
preferred
4-30
4-15
3.60%
preferred
5-1
62X/2C
62 V2c
62V2c
5- 2
8- 1
Wisconsin
Public
7-20
4-8
7-8
"8-1
10c
10c
10c
4-30
4-20
\
5-31
6-25
6-
45c
5-16
6-10
series)
1
4-14
$1.50
4-30
7-31
4-15
7-15
90c
6- 1
5-13
$1.25
$1.26
$1.27
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
4-15
4-15
4-15
'4c
common—_—
(quar.)
-
4-26
1%
Stores
Monthly
Monthly
4-15
15c
(quar.)
Winn-Dixie
5-20
_!
Company,
Common
11-15
6-1
1%
.___
5-
4-21
Industries—
%—_—
dividend
Wilson
4-20
5-16
5- 2
62'/2c
(quar.)____
dividend
Stock
5
pfd.
4-18
20c
;
—
(quar.)
Inc.
dividend
Stock
5-15
$1.25
common....
Wilcox Electric Co., 5%
5-
4-18
20c
(quar.)
A
5-20
5- 1
5- 1
Corp—
(quar.)
Inc.
1
75c
50c
j__
preferred (quar.)
preferred. (quar.)_
Stores,
Wilbur
■
;'—_
(quar.)
Sewing Machine
White
4-15
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)—
convertible
$5
5-
A
$2
9-15
,
11-
1
preferred
5%
10-19
4-29
4-15
17V2c
6V2C
6-15
6-
6-15
6- 1
$1.50
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
•
Service—
(quar.)
;>
(quar.)_—;
A
preferred
t781/ac
(quar.)__
preferred
Gas System
Union
Union
Oil
;i-4% .pref.
(quar.)
•.
Insurance
(N.
Y.)
(quar.)_
(Calif.)
Aircraft
United
(ann.)
—__—
Corp.—
United
$4.50
United
Corp.
5-16
4-20
5-16
4-20
United
income)
Funds,
6- 1
Woodward
$1.50
5- 2
4-
Woolworth
25c
5-10
4-
$1
5- 2
4-
2c
Fund
income
from
(5c
plus
securities
Fruit
Co.
New Jersey
United
Borax &
U. S.
4y2%
4-11
.$1.25
$L25
,6-30
6-15
U
$1.25
12-30
12-15
U.
U.
S.
Gypsum
Rubber
S,
Shoe
5-12
10c
6-10
5
Corp.,
(s-a)—___
com.
(quar.)
—
(quar.)—,
———
Corp.
4y2%
8%
■
•;
'
'
•
5-11
t20c
class
Wrigley
(Wm.)
4- 9,.
6- 1
5- 2
Electric—
County
Line,
4-30
62Wc
(quar.)
$1.11
4-15
4-27
4-15
25c
25c
25c
25c
5- 2
6- 1
7- 1
8- 1
4-20
5-20
6-20
7-20
15c
(quar.)
B
5- 2
15c
preferred. (quar.)
Wright
Monthly
5-16
3-21
Jr.—
_________
Monthly-
Wyscng
Yale
——
Miles
&
(quar.)—
Co.
4-14
4-25
3-31
25c
5- 2
4-
$2.50
7-10
8
6-20
10c
4-29
5- 2
4-
4
5- 2
5-2
4-
4
4-
4
6- 1
pfd.
(s-a)________
pfd. .(quar.),™___
(quar.)_____:
Yellow
6%
Stock
York
5-19
A
preferred
6%
Co.,
—
7c
7-15
7- 1
——
37V2c
37V?.c
4-29
7-29
4- 9
7- 9
/
(initial-quar.)
Cab
preferred
(quar.)__
(quar.)
1%
7-5
6-6
65c
5- 2
4-14
?35c
J56V4C
5-2
5-2
4-1
4-1
dividend
County
Gas
(quar.)
4-15
62J/2c
25c
37V2c
System—
Express
Class
4-29
tlOc
Zeller's,
4V2%
♦
Ltd.,
6- 1
5-20
22y2c
7- 1
6-10
$2
6-11
5-23
4-25-
4-11
35c
*
common
books
Transfer
in
resident
(increased)
(quar.)
preferred
t Payable
25c
(quar.)___;
Co.
Worcester
Co.
W.)
(F.
1
re-
Stores, Ltd., class A
Monthly
$1.12V2
(quar.)
Co.,
non-cum.
Monthly
Chemical Corp.—
Co.,
4%
B
for each common share
par
5-24
7-
7c
—
Insurance
L.
preferred
Envelope
S
S
6-10
6- 1
7-15
distribution
a
(increased)-™
(resumed)
Machinery
Special
6%
preferred
6-24
20c
$1.12V2
net
Railroad & Canal (quar.)
Life
Services
Shoe
from
profits)-.—
United Keno Hill Mines. Ltd.
United
8
class
of
$1
5-25
5-14
8
—__—____
held)
5-14
6
——
(quar.)—___
A
(stock dividend)—
Ltd.
share
deemable
1
class
.
Continental
investment
—
(quar.)_.
Mfg.
(One
•;■'•'
1
6-
38c
invest¬
—
Inc.—
Woods
4-20
40c
(quar.
(payment .from
(s-^a)
Corp.
B
4-20
5-16
5-16
:—
Inc._______
Enterprises,
4.44%
Biscuit Co. of America, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—____——.
ment
Fund,
Wometco
-V
;•
1956 series). (quar.)—
(1955 and
Artiste
/United
(quar.)
$1.25
(Kans.) com.
Inc.
Life
Labor
i
'(quar.)-
preferred
;
(quar.)
preferred
Wisconsin
4-14
92y2c
87y2c
—
(quar.)__
preferred
'.$3.50 preferred (quar.)
%;5%
1
preferred
Class
'.$3.70
y
5-
$1.12y2
$1
(quar.)
>
Union
5.04%
Co.—
y
U
•s
4-20
Ltd.—
Corp.,
preference
Electric
$4.50
$4
—
Acceptance
6V4%
Union
4-14
■
——
1
5- 2
tl7y2c
(quar.)______
5.08%
of
(10c y- 5- 2
—
—
3-31
6- 1 ^-5-13
35c
(quar.)__
Ltd.
(quar.)_____
RR.,
$3.13
(s-a)
>
50c
(quar.)
Pacific
$3
12-15
1 /
.
(initial)—
(N.
Stag Mfg., class A com.
White
6-15
710-
5-
1
5-15
(s-a)
Securities
Class
12-15
1-4-61
4%
9
;—
Breweries,
Class B
9-15
1-4-61
$2.62
________—
9
60c
Insurance
$3
(s-a)
9-
12-
4-30
'
./
dividend)
:
-
RR.—
guaranteed
Fire
prior
White
6-15
(Texas)—
v/
9-30
6-15
710-
5-25
6-10
6-30
12-30
12y2c
Seashore
&
preferred
4%
irf
4-25
2%
26V4c
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., common
r
1
25c
income--.
Westminster Paper, Ltd.
Extra
9-15
6-
Com.)
dividend)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
6-15
1-4-61
„
Service
(stk.
C
(initial)
Western
12-15
60c
of
(quar.)
investment
special
5%
4-11
r>
>,
Equity Fund—
Canada
:
30c
Public
common
2y2c
'
approval
to
preferred
preferred
Class
>
4-11
4-11
income
:____
Corp.,
net
Western
.
4-11
»
Gas—
(subject
Western
4-21
1-4-61
investment
realized capital gains)
net
Company
B
3-31
5-
Inc.—
4-20
25c
Jersey
6%
2
5-17
Fund,
^__—
Westchester
8
4-29
from
8c
Washington
4.80%
5-16
/
of
Investors
$1.40
——_>
preferred
6.25%
5- 6
25c
(quar.)_J
—L—
.>
$1,15
$1.42V2
:
L
preferred
-6-10
10c ;.
4-29
30c
40c
30c
-
:
2
63%c
i
-./ Tropical Gas Co.—:
United
40c
(quar.)__
Stecher-Traung Lithograph
5-
50c
&
Class
5-16
%
—
.__
United
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class B (quar.)_
$1.25
$1.49
Insurance
(stock
2
$1.22V2
___>_
(quar.)
preferred
2
5-
(quar.)
convertible
From
5-10
4-28
125c
$25c
t25c
122 Vic
t22y2c
J22V2c
J25c
$25c
(quar.)—
5- 2
5- 2
f56V4c '
;—__.——
(quar.)
(initial)
1
5-31
25c
(quar.)______________
United
Standard Railway Equipment Mfg.
6-
t30c
preferred
2
5-
payments
5-10
20c
,
5-
Wellington Management, class a
4-15
(quar.)
$5.70
5-16
5-16
17c
5%c
Standard Packaging Corp.—
$1.20
1
J25c
(quar.)__
4-15
Standard
,
6-
J30c
>
$1
Natural
King
6%
5-10
$1.06V4
(quar.)
5- 2
'
Dredging Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
1
I7V2C
(quar.)__.
4-15
(quar.1 20c
(initial
6-
J30c
preferred
Common
Waste
4-15
4-30
_'
preferred
&
4-29
20c
(quar.)
Line Co.—
4-15
(quar.)
from
52c
the
4-15
30c
(quar.)
preferred
Oil
4-
4-29
60c
1.
Quarterly
4-l5>
,
•
•>
y.
i___
Sons
Sta-Brite Fluorescent
;
.
5614c >
(quar.)__
Kellogg
Wellington
8
5-
-
1
(quar.)__>
5-
(quar.)
preferred
4-22
5-5
56c
Common
8
20c
Quarterly
;
20c
y
•
Spencer
•.%
50% , % : 5-16
>
Spector.Freight System—
Weeden
8
(quar.)______;
\ Trinity Universal
Quarterly
5-1
>,5-1
y
i—
:
8
4-
(quar.J__
$5.60
27Vics > 8- I: > 7-20
#
shares)'____—;
common
shares
B
4-
(quar.)
preferred
Trico
7- 1
only-on
split
5-
—
(quar.)
5-20
$1.06Vt
Mutual
(Quarterly
5-18
$1.14
preferred
>
.
?
5-
____
Y.)
5-13
v
1
,
.,
92Vs>C
97 l/2C
$1.033/4
27V4C
(quar.)____
4-13
4-
>
$5.96
—•
4.40%
5-
__—
Transcontinental Gas Pipe
Common
(quar.) ,
yy
!
.
6-
$1
$1.14
,
-15
4-15
:
$4.90
4-20
5- 2
$1.10
.
(Dallas)—
1.
5-
(quar.).
preferred
5.24%
: 20c
(quar.)
(All
...
preferred
preferred.
6%
4-29
5-16
5-
—$1.06y4
(N.
5-11
6-10
.
_____
Co.
/
19c
v
Common
4-15
i,
preferred
,4y?%
5%
,.'>5%
5-13
8-15
$1
SI
y__
preferred
preferred
,",3.90%
1-29
-20
4 y2 %
4-11
(quar.)__
Service—
Insurance
Co.
7-15
6-22
,/
(quar.)
common
Common
4-15
30c
(quar.)
,.4-11
5- 2
4-15
5-
30c
(quar.)
-4.V2%
,4-20
(quar.)"____
4-20
4.15% preferred (quar.).
;—__——
5- 1
4-20
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)-,—_—
——
5- 1
,4-20
4.40% preferred "($25 par); (quar.)
.___
27Vic
5- 1 -. 4-20
4.40%y preferred
(quar.)
> $1.10 >
5- 1
4-20
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.15
5- 1
4-20
New
common
(initial
quar.)y>—21c >
6- 1;. 5-13
i,r 3.70%>-preferred
(quar. )j.______—_——
92 Vic
8r;l - ;-.7-20
3.90%.
preferred
(quar.j__—__/—% 97Vic
8-1
7-20
.4.15%
preferred
(quar.)_
!___:
$1.03%'
8- 1
,_7-20
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.10
8-1
7-20
4.60%
preferred
(quar,'^)y________—_>_—
$1.15 •■,>' 8- 1
.
7-20
4.36% - preferred
(quar.)
27%c .
8- 1
7r20
3.70%
;
'
-15
5- 2
5- 2
25c
(quar.)
Common
6%
27V2C
4-30
Washington
Fund—
Corp.
Common
>4-11
5-31
(quar.22y2c
Company
Common
1
Washington
(quar.)__
Corp.
Trans-Canada
4-20
2
2
2
6
5- 1
—
Soutnwestern Public Service—..
fcs'
1-22
(s-a)
(quar.
Quarterly
M.
Trane
>
and
6-10
30c
Trust
&
4-15
8-
30c
Trust
preferred
25c
■
Building
preferred
$1.21
(quar.v,
5-2
25c
(quar.)_
$4.60
6-10
6-10
(quar.)
preferred
Bank
5%
15c
_J
preferred
-31
1-18
4.25%
Pictures
$5.00
6-10
6-10
__^
(quar.)—
'
(quar.)—
$1.19
common
4-15
J20c
(quar.)
preferred
7-
(increased)
Co.
Corp.
6-16
5-13
5%.
;
(quar.)___
$4.25
$1
i
4-29
7-1
'
■
(quar.)
Washington Gas Light,
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Edison,
77-
Washington
$40c
(quar.)
4-29
20c
(quar.)
Bros.
7-
__.
4V4%. preferred (quar.)
4.56%
preferred
(quar.)
4-20
10-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
prefei*red
Southwestern Drug Corp., common
4.40%
1-20
Toledo
-
Mills
Paper
■Southwestern
6
Tokheim
Warner
$1.27
A
5-15
5-15
5c
Company common
$1.18
$1.25
(quar.)___
Inc.
Trade
27VaC
(quar.)___
common
Semi-annual
,
B
class
4-15
15c
>
(quar.)____
Ltd.
6-10
—__
Inc.,
4-25"
4-29
,.
15c
Rogers Inc.
Fund
Mines,
6-10
(quar.)
Thriftimart,
7-
$1.14
(quar.).
5-16
30c
.25c
$1.12y2
dividend)
Walker &
1
,
(quar.)
(stock
7-
(quar.)
pfd.
>
(quar.)
Amulet
Waite
'
8c
Inc.
$1.12 Vi
:
pfd.
$4
Inc.—•
(quar.)„i___™____
common
preferred
7-
(quar.)
$4
Co.,
(quar.)
6
&
preferred
$1.28
(quar.)
Inc.
Transamerica
5- 1
11- 1
>>
._____
(quar.)_
noncumulative
Southland
f
•
Power,
5%>
t
preferred
6
6-10
__r—
$2.55
Railway Co.—
5%
1
>
Nevada
preferred
Southern
Light
6-
Fund
Railway—. w >>
Vornado,
4-11
6-10
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
&
6%
6%
1
6-
7-
Producing Co. (quar.)_,__
4%
preferred
(quar.)
3-31
4-15
4-15
$2.37
$2.38
(s-a)
—_.
(quar. )
4-15
2
4-30
Mutual
$1.16
Co.,
preferred
Co.
preferred
5-
1
7-
(quar.)
preferred
4-15
4-15
4-15
-5- 2
5-16
5556-
59c
59c
68c
35c
—
$4.75
5-14
4-20
6-10
Instrument,
Power
3-31
4-29
$62 Vic
(quar.)__
——
(s-a)
Materials
Southern
5»/2%
Gulf
6%
Chemical
Virginian
Waters
4-
lc
Works
Corp.,
4-20
4-30
Inc.
preferred
4-20
1
20c
income)
Iron
$1.3114
common
Service
preferred
preferred
Co.—
(quar.).
&
Ga.),
preferred
Southern
"
Electric
preferred
~
—
Fertilizer
(Savannah,
-22
v
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
(quar.)
4-20
6-10
:_
Extra
4-29
4-8
4-1
4-20
6- 3
5-2
5-2
4-26
-
/-'*
>
Ltd.
Co.,
Power
5-14
7-
(quar.)_____
$4.84
4-15
5-13
4-21
_'
A
preferred
4.72%
•
(quar.)___
$4.56
,
Canada
4.72%-
-22
(quar,)________
Texas
/(quar.)__"_i__y-__f.l-^_yy$0.26^,625 .f;^6-'iy y';,5-12
(quar.)
.K./y,-5~12..
preferred
Southern
-15
"-45cJ30c
40c
' 40c
t30c
preferred
5.44%
$4.75
preferred
preferred
T.I. M.E.,
(quar.)
4%%
Southern
Southern
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Texas
>2 V2c > 5> 1
South Coast Corp. (quar.)______-y_il._'lir----y>* 12 Vfec'
>) 4-30
Southern California Edison Co.— 7*
"•'~y;.v,,„■ (' *•-->>.
Common
(quar.)
——1™1_L™> % \ 65c.:>> 4-30
,4- 5
4.48%
preferred (quar,)___.—_____—>,.280.
>4-30
4- 5
4.56% preferred (quar.)
.*-'28
4-30 >>-, 4- ,5
Southern California Water, com: (quaK£i'5i'2>>%;?25c, „5 J.2
4%- preferred ^(quar.)____y—..—-25c
1 > .,.5-12,
-
preferred
$4.64
4-8
5- 2
6- 1
4-26
11%
ordinary
31,
(quar.)
class
Vanderbilt
$1.22Vi
$1,271/2
__;
preferred
$4.56
■
Dec.
Paint & Varnish Co
(Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
$2 preferred (quar.)
Soroban
Engineering,
-
(quar.)
5- 2
4-1
5- 2
r
+25c
->$1.25
Smith-Alsop
Common
5-14
4-20.
(s-a)
Income
earned
Dorn
4V2%
7-
—
.____.
(quar.),
Ltd.,
Fund,
Vanadium
$1.15
(quar.)_____^_^
,Therm-O-Disc,
(quar.)
6-1
4-15
$1.16
(quar.)_
preferred
$4.76
'_-™™—
(N.),
Line
6-15
$1.16V4
preferred
Times-Mirror
Oil
Slater
Line
4-15
6-10
4.65%
4- 8
6-13
5- 2
j
1
Sugar
common
5-20
(quar.)_____i__-______
Texas
25c
15c
1
5-
(from
1
4.50%
3-31
4-14
5-20
5-
$1.433/4
Van
6-16
(quar.)
Canada,
4
$1.31%
Value
'
5-
preferred
Texaco
4-
(quar.)_
4-13
6-14
preferred
preferred
2
(quar.)_________:
4-14
35c
4.72%
-
(quar.)__
5-16
5-
preferred
5-13
(quar.)__
com.
5.25%
'•*
Power,
6-1
18c
preferred
4-29
4-30
5- 1
50%
preferred
$1.06y4
4-20
4-29
$1.02Vi
$1.06!4
preferred
(quar.)__
pfd.
(increased)
4-20
2
5-
2%
(quar.)
5.10%
4-8
1
Value
6-15
"y 6-20
dividend
preferred
5-2
1
Utah-Idaho
dividend)—
(stock
Transmission,
50c
5-
5-13
27c
;
4.90%
1959)
Skelly
/Smith
Gas
4-15
(quar.)__
com.
4y4%
Co..
5-13
4-15
1
4-30
5-
20c
(quar.)
common
4.64%
a
-
4-22
4-29
4-29
.
4-29
5-25
,
dep. rets,
year-end
Amer.
for
payment
Co.,
Co.,
'5-
7V2c
:
40c
25c
.
>
4.60%;
3-31
—
pfd.
5-31
____,
4.25%
Texas
_
5%
r 4-11
(quar.)
(quar.)—
5.12%
5-2
5-13
10c
t20c
(quar.)
preferred
4-25
(s-a)__
Fenn
Tobacco
5-31
87y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.37y2
25c
__
preferred
Stock
S.)
(quar.)
(H. & Sons, Ltd.,
&
4.10%
7- 1
7-1
4-14
4-14
.
preferred
Tennessee
Canada—
of
Co.
pfd.
(quar.)_;
(quar.
Telechrome Mfg., class A
5-20
5-12
5-12
6-. .1
7-15
7-15
5- 2
4-29
B
Taylor
4-20
4-27
—_____
America
ox
Inc., class A
>>4.32%
...
4
(quar.)_____
20c
Propane Gas., 5.20%
Superior Electric-(initial)___-
Talon,
4-14
preferred
6c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(initial quar.)
common
10c
preferred
Company
65c
common
pfd.
SuburLan
sub¬
52c)
4-18
10c
Corp.,
$5.08
(qual to
free
4-29
7-
25c
31V4C
12V2C' '
20c
(quar.)
common
$1.25
new
4-14
1
5y4%
6-10
20c
Corp.,
Gas,
1
5-
5Vst%;
37V2C
!
Wells
Suburban
5-
5-
Corp.—
Upper Peninsular
1
56c
(quar.)
Clothier,
&
5-16
15c
62V2c
53/4%
par)
Greene
Stubnitz
invest¬
(quar.)
(quar.)^.—:—
& Co., Ltd.—
Common
Simms
Struthers
15c
—
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
convertible
Upjohn
Inc.—
(quar.)
& Co.
Wnelan
8-16
Van
7c
(quar.)____
Sherwin-Williams
Strawbridge
Trading—
tax
$1.12V2
$1.12Vi
$1.12Va,
Container Corp. (quar.)_;
Stouffer
Corp.' (quar.)
5-16
4-18
ject to approval of shareholders on May 19
Sheller
(J. P.)
5%
(from
($100
Textiles
preferred
6-30
25c
15c
71/2c
.—______—_______
Transport &
Stern
&
4%
J25c
—
(initial)—:—
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.
Shell
4Va%
Inc.—
Boston
of
income)
ment
11-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class
>>>• 10c
10c
income—
investment
From
11-30
par)
7-15
...
J31V4C
common
Shares,
8-16
($100
6- 1
5-2,
37'/2c
15c
>27%C
(initial)
B
8-31
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5- 6
5-16
35c
—_____________—_
Shops,
Candy
Class
Selected
5-31
par)
4Vi%
4-20
____
(Increased-quar.)
Pictures
5-16
56V4c
5-10
3%/.
5'/2 %
> 68.%c
5%
preferred (quar.)
,.$1.25
Scarfe & Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)_____—_
J20c
Security Columbian Banknote (quar.)
10c
Security Insurance Co. (New Haven) — y
>;>>>>>'•>
.
Universal
11-15
56V4c
6- 1
9- 1
12- 1
5-25
4- 8
3-31
f: 4-20
,
Corp.,. com. (stock dividend)—_—
preferred (quar._
Seagrave
Leaf
5-16
■
——__——
(quar.)_
Universal
5-31
8-31
11-30
United
'
Stone
_—
—__
Scythes & Co., Ltd., common
5%
preferred, (quar.)
Controls Inc.
(quar.)__
Stern
2
/>%>
Monthly
Universal
(quar.)
6- 1
—_____
.77'">> '
Scott & Fetzer Co.—
4-14
par)
6-15
6-15
9-15
12-15
6-15
4-25
4-25
5-10
(quar.)™
Corp.,
1
par)
3-25
.—,___—
Ltd. (quar.)_;
5%% preferred
Schlumberger,
5-
($50
4-25
(quar.)—________
common
12Vic
($100
25c
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
V t6c
.0
15c
30c
25c
Louis-San Francisco Ry., com. (quar.)__
$5 preferred
(quar.)
—
$5 preferred (quar.)_____i.^__
_______
$5 preferred
(quar.)
/_
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey, Ltd. (quar.)
$3.50
($50
J25c
St.
5-27
preferred
4-15
(Delaware),
(quar.)
4-14
4Vi%
5-
Co.
Holders
Payable of Rec,
Corp.—
___________
Transit
preferred
1
56V4c
4-30
5%
6-10
(quar.)
5-16
United
Common
"
"
When
Share
Pharmaceutical
&
5-
25c
(quar.)_
C
Vitamin
S.
12 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
par)
4Vi%
Stevens
—
4-11
4-11
($50
50c
U.
Quarterly
4-25
4-25
47
Per
Name of Company
4-4
11c.
preferred
preferred
preferred
25c
—
5-2
22c
:
___:
4V2 %
nVf.'.y'i
V>
'.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Corp.—
(Michaels)—
4Vi%
-
t60c
ordinary income)
Stores
Precision
4-20
___
(quar.)
Paper
Bros.
preferred A
.___
conv.
Croix
income)
(from
5%
—_______
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fine Foods, Inc.— >>.':
preferred (quar.)
W.
&
S.
Fund
5- 1
V
St.
ordinary
Stock
4-29
J15C
5c
Ltd.
Canada,
lTVic
(quar.)
Inc.
(from
1
20c
Company
System
Ryder
of
Share
(quar.)_
Stein Roe & Farnham Balanced Fund—
5-16
6-
Co.
50c
Royal Oak Dairy Ltd., class A (quar.)
Royalties Management Corp.
Rubbermaid,
Steel
5-16
1
6-15
When
Per
Name of Company
15c
(quar.)
B
Class
Holders
20c
_
Rose's
6-
t$1.06V4
.___
(1815)
not
15%;
funds,
Less
y
Previously
date
dividend.
tax deductible at the source.
Non¬
resident tax 7%.
British income tax.
a
for this
closed
Canadian
tax
"
published date was incorrect. The corrected payment
is indicated here.''
'
■ ^
.
and/or record date
t Payable in U. S- funds, less
xLess Jamaica income tax.
15%
Canadian non-residents tax.
*"
.
.
<
»
::
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1816)
.
.
Monday, April 25, 1960
.
I
Aided
General Corporation and
Investment News
}
m
Continued
♦':!>
vii"i
Tenders for
—
)-|K,
,\i
■V
V.
;.,:W
188,
■>'■*<+,
Tulsa
The
tf -%»>•
parent,
f N*
■
posal,
West
ilj,
utility
000.
May 5, 1960, to request a hearing thereon.
Under the pro¬
the company will issue and sell to its parent, Central & South
Corp., an additional 650,000 shares of common stock for $6,500,Central will acquire 450,000 shares with the proceeds of a cash
dividend of
held
to be declared by Public Service on its stock
$4,500,000
by Central.
The proceeds received by Public Service from ;the sale of
the remaining 200,000 shares will be applied to pay, or to reimburse
the company for the payment of, a part of its construction expendi¬
tures.—V. 191, p. 1009.
;1
.
'
,
c£
Puget Sound Power & Ligrht Co.—Bonds Offered—An
■
steel
the
strike,
expansion
the
at
notwith¬
and
the
program,
yearend
in
Co., Inc., of¬
fered for public sale on April 21 a new issue of $20,000,000 of this company's first mortgage bonds, 5%% series
due 1990. The bonds are priced at 101.12% and accrued
interest
to yield
5.30% to maturity.
The issue was
awarded to the group at competitive sale on April 20 on
>
: ."V
'If;
'•■lb
;/:'N
if-
i'Vi
extensive
have
an
that
savings
grams
cost
important
of
to
The
effect.
will
carried
financial
realized
be
contemplated
or
out
in
results.
from
In
is
the
country's
tools.—V.
186,
second
largest
the
company's
manufacturer
oil
This
tool
well
$2,356,617, it
President
The
the
of
profit
$77,540
share
These
after
in 1959 of $159,117 on net
March 25 by Daniel H. Reheis,
on
manufacturing
$0.65,
was
sales
.VV''; v\''-:V:*i'-:"
taxes
announced
figures
net
on
profit
a
was
chemical
per
outstanding.
of
made
company
of
of
firm.
based
on
to
compare
$1,772,347.
i
..
total
a
profit
a
of
Earnings
»
244,594
shares
taxes
in
share
in
after
per
1958
1958
$0.33.
were
Reheis
fine
has
been
chemicals
addition
manufacturer
of
aluminum
for
the drug
and cosmetic
headquarters
office
and
its
to
key
a
Berkeley
also
Passo
Montevideo,
Heights, Reheis
Fundo, Brazil, and
operates
salts
industries
main
and
since
plants
in
other
1941.
at
Stamford,
Uruguay.—V.
190,
the
tures
PV
of
approximately1 $20,500,000.
principal amount, and
suant
t.
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
tirement
}l't
of
the
electric
BUSINESS—An
about
3,200
western
; si
!' J '■1
of the bonds and re¬
will have outstanding
company
shares of preferred stock of $100
stcck of $10 par.
100,000
utility,
sale
the
to
the
and 3,266,819 shares of common
par
tfe
debt,
of funded
$115,500,000
f 11
V tUi
effect
note,
$15,000,000
the
company's
service
area
covers
miles principally in the Puget Sound region of
and includes a part of Kittitas County in the
state. Electric operating
revenues
in
1959
and gross income before
income deductions
comoared
with
$28,638,804 and $7,976,317 in
1958.
square
Washington
central
portion
of
the
amounted to $32,385|l03
'ii Mt|,;
was
$9,001,240
—V.
b
191,
1264.
p.
company's
The
»iV*
by
-*!«•*
stockholders
not
amount
an
stock
common
May
on
to
consider
Employees'
Stock
1
■
'■
Option
Plan.—V.
This
with
corporation
profits
share
after
income
net
paid.
were
shares
common
of
of $3.48
earnings
23 reported 1959
$3,413,107. Earnings
$5,120,901
Income
taxes
outstanding.
sales
on
1,472,013
on
191,
of
This
with
compares
of
$218,547,879
dividends
$3,625,000,
$198,065,976,
to $2.37 a
and
of
compared
share
share
per
$1
per
with
$5,779,000
1958.
The
company's backlog of
$511,000,000, Mundy I. Peale,
annual
orders
the
at
President,
beginning
also
told
of
was
in
stockholders
New
reported
p
32%
the
previous
from
D.
was
the
progress
and
in 1960.
builds
tion
with
the
would
be
reflected
However,
main
lower
it
earnings during the first two
anticipated that as produc¬
was
would
year
rise
modestly over
improvements shown in the prospects for 1961
the company's
31
in
he said,
final sales for the
up,
On Dec.
$52,960,884;
and
the
$6,146,222.—V.
$6,146,222.—V.
working capital
increased
191,
191,
$1,620,253
$46,727,293
$2.67
or
president,
Abeles,
of
Earnings
jy.
(f >V
VJM
up
Rhebo
1326
pp.
and
and
$32,801,814;
was
investment
in
1959's
1962.
net worth
plant and equipment
1116,
aircraft,
Diversification,
in
recent
"Each
new
filtering
business
our
Abeles
whole
a
and
the
nation's
1959
•&)
the
•>P
in
is
stated
new
developed
for
the
ucts
greater
Every
at
i*}!(
In
of
of
record
report
sales
»f,A
of
distribution
of
prospects
filters
this
million
growth
dollars
is
not
in¬
was
filter
new
products
and
of
the
Mr.
it
space
creates
age
Abeles said,
in
strong
a
new
and Purolator's
competitive
the
sales
aircraft
and
broad
a
controls
products
missiles
of
range
of
for
nuclear
industry
fuels
nuclear
well
powered
hydraulic
as
and
With
:
the
■W.
powered
M*,
double
craft,
in
of
emphasis
Abeles
fields
offering
\ ork
employs
Purolator
150,000
stock
The
The
stock
underwriters
the
books
Reed
The
filters
to
of
made
by
offered
announced
have
been
of
the
Crown
191,
corporation
t.v_
County,
Nassau
County
.
ycar
year,
annual
*v®re
tool
cents
the
Corporation
headed
a
As
statement
The
share
company
on
result,
681,500
incurred
a
after
by
Sutro
been
Calif,
sold
has
for
Corp.,
formed
Walker
in
subsidiary
a
year,
in
it
is
manu¬
that
net
with $301,-
with
Dr.
design
1958
sales
Sales
in
Automo¬
build
and
industries
that
auto¬
fabricate
April
on
14
H.
the
in
purchase
in New York City,
Jersey.
ended
Net
in
Francisco
another
S.
Calif.,
peninsula
Rheem
Richard
View,
automation
at
of
owner
Potomac
&
1960—Month—1959
for
including
area,
subsidiary
Bower,
organized
projects
Mountain
31>
before.
1958's
1959
A
loss
net
of
were
loss
$292,-
mailed
to
acceptance
in
in
the
the
net
income
first
closing
nine
of
$184 576
months
quarter.
of
the
or
191, p.
period,
1959
vear
for
income
the Schick
women,
were
after
shaver for men
3-speed
important
as
cents
in
the
against
factors
in
the
Dec.
common
of
1958
$986,870
capitalization,—V. 188,
same
1959
31,
1,200,000
on
loss in
net
a
loss of $1,981,-
a
ended
year
share
per
with
compares
share on the
per
$343,986,
taxes
11
or
This
in
income
$4,226,472
to
quarter
57
1657.
p.
2,739,752
opers.
$725,556
$521,167
$1,486,720
121,842
442,051
Net
oper.
ry.
—V.
191,
p.
materials
at
space
the
in
15,488,814
$1,394,200
$1,328,169
$2,697,264
$2,613,439
698,792
628,306
1,379,073
Ga.,
Inc.—Registers
With
production
effect
would
mond,
leading
a
Ctiy,
in
aggregate
the-
April
20
filed
a
Johnson,
all
shares.
Southeastern
Southeastern
stock.
Newspapers,
Inc.,
granted
was
the
for his
All
will
stock
the
of
then
own
40%
Southeastern
of
Press.
is
the
The
the
completion
the additional
during
the re¬
of
economies
'
1
of
a
diversified
line
of
paper-
Los
Calif., and Peterborough. Ont.,
plant at Fulton, N. Y.—V; 191, p. 548.
Angeles,
the main
to
and 50,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for
through an underwriting group headed by Lee Higginson
public offering prices and underwriting terms are to be
by amendment.
will offer to the 11 holders of its $102,500 outstanding
company
subordinate
privilege of exchange of such notes for
offering price, or In the alternative for a
which, based on the public offering price of
public
shares
common
would
the
notes,
the
at
of
stock,
The
equal the
principal amount of
the
notes.
is engaged in the mortgage loan business. Net proceeds
financing will be available for loans to customers. In addition
company
this
certain
indebtedness,
shares,
the
which
oi
President)
company
now
management
92.1%.—V.
own
190,
p.
has
outstanding
officials
(headed
by
183,300
Albert
1018,
Servel, Inc.—Registrar Appointed—
-
Manufacturers
and
common
Net
Trust
preferred
Co.
stock
sales
Net
has
of
the
been
appointed
corporation.—V.
registrar
191,
for
the
1569.
p.
profit
Net
(loss)
Fed.
before
profit
inc.
-
(70,741)
(86,000)
taxes
(708,617)
947,160
(935,358)
(260,000)
307,000
(390,000)
$(448,617)
taxes
(loss) after
,v.
$15,259
shrs.
owned
is
for
outstandings
800,000
Per
V.
:
.share
190,
—Year-Ended—
1958
Dec. 31, '59 Dec. 31, '58
$2,253,572 $13,742,289
$8,990,861
$3,158,527
taxes
Prov.
No.
organization
of
the
company.
These
account.-
Space
the
Savannah
Savannah
owned
by
the
Corporation.
to Southeastern
the
due
1975,
supplied
the
incorporated under Georgia law in March,
stcck-of-Savannah News-Press, Inc., which
newspapers,
which
to
facilities
The
a
Inc. The offering includes 200 shares of stock
only 'outstanding stock and were Issued to
complete
to
Evening
Lane,
new,
sale
-
$0.02"
~
V
i
"
$640,160" $(545,358)
800,000
800,000
$(0.56)
$0.80
-<•
800,000
$(0.68)
1227,
p.
Shoup Research & Development Corp.- -Acquisition-^
See
standing
distribution
—Fourth Quarter—
registration
480,000 shares of common stock, to
$5.25 per share, if purchased in lots of
share if the offering is made in smaller
be The Johnson, Lane, Space Corp., which
$1,008,000.
offered
company
vannah
Mr.
the
company's
Space
Savannah
and
Increased
manufacturer
Kans.,
addition
public
at
will
outstanding
the
on
covering
sale
Augusta Newspapers,
acquire
in
year,"
of
loan association, located in Central National Bank Bldg., Rich¬
Va., filed a registration statement with the SEC on April 14,
covering $500,000 of 7% convertible subordinated debentures due
1,
May
will purchase 192,000 of the shares for investment,
Georgia corporation,
will be
last
manufacture
\
SEC—
$5.55 per
of
20.000
corporation
SEC
the
retain
A.
current
year
Shahmoon Industries, Inc.—Shows Profit—
Newspapers,
will
Julian
the
quarter.
successful
of
record
that
in
1959
out¬
Security Industrial Loan Ass'n—Registers Debs., Com.
1158.
underwriter
options
of
1,163,474
The
to
Is
Kansas
common
opers.
Income.
are
$791,560
another
at
was
then
$18,062,253
ry.
which
shares
cartons,
cups
and
closures—many
of
which are
plastic-coated
or
laminated
paperboard,
or
all-plastic—for
ice cream, food, and other industries.* Plants are situated
Askin,
16,092,348
and
the
sales
said
income
This
1960—2 Mos.—1959
$18,789,612
with
company's
was
comparable
expect
the
He
666,132
$385,170,
outstanding
net
year,
dairy,
Canada
Ry.—Earnings—
7,364,973
public
an
compared
was
containers,
plastic,
the
$8,693,142
for
The
the
we
1960.
Sealright
$6,383,582
7,933,149
more,
by
provision
in
handling resulting from
Fuiton
of
mainder
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$9,332,349
Savannah,
offered
the
on
shares
last
quarter
1959
This
1960
1960
of
a
new
140,000-square-foot building at the Fulton,
headquarters plant had also increased expenses in the quarter.
Mr.
Estabrook
added, however,• that the improvements" in
manufac¬
turing processes, storage of new materials and finished goods, and
number
expenses
fr.
rev.
better
670,482
31,
Y.
of
Railway oper. revenue..
oper.
point
March
construction
1265.
1960—Month—1959
tax
$1,090,927
relocation
to
10 & 25-Cent Stores Inc.—Sales Off—
Francisco
the
on
share
stockholders.
N.
5%
Louis-San
before
vantage
that
added
He
to
St.
$13,539,760 in
ended
March
per
that ..will
debentures
Period Ended Feb. 29—
non¬
record
"Sealking"
milk
container,
fastest-growing seg¬
of
the company's business,
Is expected to be a major lactor
accelerating sales in 1960.
The Sealright president said that the lower first quarter
earnings
resulted principally from start-up expenses at the Kansas City, Kans.,
plant, where production of "Sealking" containers began late in 1959.
304,197
$6,348,322
of
another
in
$1,140,754
207,382
$2,713,357
because
expected
ment
2,817,477
1960—Month—1959
the
cents
told
totaled
months
share
per
against
this
three
In
Income
as
principally
company
earnings.:
1959.
end.
80
declined,
the
and
polyethylene-coated
1116.
p.
said
three months
the
cents
or
1960—one
$3,958,231
1,383,955
$2,234,436
191,
income
He
in
in
quarter's
1960,
$1,905,122
Period Ended Mar. 31—
—V.
net
first
the
$11,726,390
standing.
1960—2 Mos.—1959
1,340,083
ry.
while
expenses.
i960 for both sales
in
year
1326.
$2,065,639
Sales
of
27
and
acceptance
consumer
C. Estabrook, President of this Fulton,
N. Y., corporation, told
company's annual meeting of stockholders on April 18 that sales
first quarter-of 1960-increased
by 15.5% over the comparable
recurring
RR.—Earnings
income—
oper.
191, p.
shares
stockholders.
stated
minority
a
expenses
fr.
rev.
ry.
—V.
for
Dec-
year
against
and
men
$22,345,020
in the
to
25.
March
on
for
31, 1959
Chairman,
Dec.
the
by
revenue..
oper.
lots.
the
shavers
electric
Cowen,
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp.—Sales Up, Net Down—
plastic
Mountain
is President and General Manager.—V.
Rhebo,
oper.
Railway
reported
compared
announced
was
engaged
the San
Corp.,
said.
20,000 or
of
-
•
Up—
broadened
products,
shaver
$136,986,
in
to
other
and
Richmond, Fredericksburg
Railway
credits,
the
conditioning
increased.-
El Camino Real,
this
Semiconductor
interest
tax
18
air
$140,270,344, compared
electronics
2000
earlier
Mr.
March
and
items
included results of a gas range subsidi¬
full year's results of plants at Downey and
a
Divisions
electronics firms
Rheem
■View,
from
1959
May 29, 1959 to Aerojet-General Corp.
Products, Richmond Plumbing Fixtures,
Home
company
Rheem
in
total
1958
machines
statement
principally
'
substantially stepped-up advertising and
a
which
new
Jewel
Net
to
Estabrook
heating
other
and
after
totaled
1959
The
International
Rhebo
share
common
a
containers,
equipment
assemble precise small
parts,
Lightfoot Walker, President.
over-subscribed
608.
the
being
earning
shares
loss
$1.44
and
by
Report—Subsid¬
earlier.
for
Savannah
reflects ready customer
line of
a
to
$2,846,951
was
sales
and
matic
share.
drilling bits which afforded increased penetraof the market, the
report discloses. Because drilling
pipe shortages
threatened by the
longest steel strike In history, Reed's customers
in
the
year cutback
sharply on purchases of drill collars and
joints.
earnings
shipping
year
Container,
tive
Railway
S :.e®ults are reported by John F. Maher; President,
financial
expanded
Jate
will
overall
therein,
rig-hts
•
of
shareholders
Westinghouse
project's
the
strengthen its position in the electric shaver industry.
outstanding.
The
Equities
has
and* New
wac" experienced for the
Tj-T!.\e year s ^crease in sales,
Reed s
tion
per
p.
consists
$25,340,314
?n
in
the
Net
syndicate
a
issue
tWs COmfany.Jor the
Wlth
compared
i!Z'
Realty
$5.25
the
closed.—V.
filters
1
ended
Lawrence
reflects
estimate.
with
certain
"
1958.
shares
& Co., Inc. and Finkle, Seskis &
at
that
for
nuclear
2830.
p.
nianagement and developing of real estate
*9Rr7i
Co.—Annual
reported
sold Dec. 31, 1958 and
Riverside,
be
business
\
was
sales
189,
and
Roller Bit Co.—Annual
Report—
Westchester
•
1959
the
Product
ary
Sold—
shares
was
missiles,
that
sixties.—V.
Corp.—Stock
of
common
aircraft,
estimated
the
f-Co- and including Ross, Lyon
Wohlstetter.
and
steel
Roses 5,
as
jet
on
has
during
Equities
public
New
Mr.
these
Realty
A
present
net
was
of $151,312,416.
processes.
pneumatic
to
two
gain.
in
870
equipment,
for removing extremely fine
systems. Practically all air¬
flown
in the United States
depend upon Purolator filters for
.'•maximum
performance and reliability.
from
1958,
t
Net
year
Earnings before taxes in 1959
the
posi¬
craft
tid
for
763
Net
fuels, in automatic
to
and
Corp.
places
..V
the
program
report cited
"From
electronics
for
income
products.
industry, Purolator filters are used throughout the
testing processes. They are applied in the manufacture
waste
in
1958
of
products,
a
atomic
Particles
i r
in
facturer
during
for
in
sent
enabled Schick
equal
below.
by this company.
its annual report to shareholders issued on
several
continued
six
for
development
filter
reclaiming
purify
the
research
The
reactor.
cost
retain
manufacturer
during
increase
The
with
Co.,
Manufacturing
Period Ended Feb. 29—
of nuclear
The
segment of
one
earnings.
over
industrial
technological
in
the
in
any
immediate
nucleus
Well
research
on
related
and
and
applications.
to the scope
"adds
on
opened
especially
research and development of new filter prod¬
and this trend will continue the president said,
production
r i"1'
■1. k!;1
to
The
the
Purolator.
technology
these markets develop.
as
industrial
said,
has
filters
promise cf still further growth
for specially engineered filters,
leadership
tion
cents
A.
stated.
development,
emphasis
line
new
markets
b.i
report,
the engineering,
diversified
r"
the
Corp. in October of
Abeles, and has permitted
Mr.
to
products
continuation
a
and
of
the
over
during the 1950's
with
k
to
this
$18,294,858
Sales
1326.
p.
Manufacturing
increase
An
12
Manufacturing
!
'i'!
diversifica¬
of
increased
merchandising
Acquired—
In
that
industry.
president
overlooked
vested in
i;]8;
•i:n't/i
the
indicated
Research
being
and
dependence
according
line
another
enthusiastic
are
annual
Abeles
Mr.
our
Bridgeport
profitable
transportation
1960's,"
year
'
per
1958.
report
of'markets for
technical
diminishes
the
of
addition of
the
iary
of
$3.12
or
added substantially
the
in
range
application,"
and
proving
"We
•tff
•
increase
an
economy,"
Acquisition
.•
?}?})
•
1959,
in
the
in
and missile industries
Mr.
years
of
.
•
,*•>
r
Rheem
$2,055,483
share
per
indicated
■■
.
sales
women,
the
connection
will
Schick Inc.—Sales and
Net
....
Corp.—Acquired—
Rheem
sales.
engineered
,
in
were
In
in
and
.'"I/-
Net
See
a
nuclear,
record
»■
sales
year.
included
is
manpower
equal to 82 cents
report.
quarters
1438.
in its annual report issued to stockholders
which
development
'
pointed out that the transition from the "B" model of the super¬
sonic
F-105
fighter-bomber to the all-weather, "D" version was in
capital
authorized
major factor behind increased earnings this year. Increased
development of markets in the industrial processing industries, and
«,»;
.
the
up
James
tion
City firm,
breaking
record
over
share,
jw)
York
experimental
an
He
Purolator Products, Inc.—Annual Report—
This
1
'".V.
$529,827,
,1'ft
maintaining
provide
and
amounted
1960
P.
!'
will
The
equal
Cash
shares.
were
sales
were
stock
Pennsylvania
instrumentality
$6,250,000,
also
Corp.—Annual Report—
of
financing
non-profit
a
under
or
research
from
March
on
taxes
1,437,148
on
is
1959
annual
of
(b)
increasing
split-up.—V. 191, p.
two-for-one
a
reduction
(a)
$4,000,000;
exceed
effect
to
will
17
Key
.
was
Pullman, Inc.—Stock Split—
'(•A
Stock
on
Republic Aviation
was
Wj
the
SEC
was
'■W-
Option
Fifth
350
the
with
to
1438.
in
My').,
ij.:hf;
/
Co.—Registers
Pa.,
company
a
a
cooperative effort involving Saxton, the four com¬
Westinghouse Electric Corp., Gilbert Associates, Inc., as archi¬
tect-engineer, and others. Westinghouse will supply the reactor nuclear
fuel and associated equipment for which Saxton will pay a fixed price
Avenue, New York, filed a registration
April 13, 1960, covering 110,250 shares of
common
stock, to be offered to management employees who have been
or may
in the future be granted options to purchase such shares pur¬
1958
bonds range from 106.50% to the
special redemption prices from 101.15% to par.
prices for the
of
company,
statement
the
1961,
Regular redemption
| «.
This
Manufacturing
filing
panies,
Conn.,
464.
p.
holding
in
corporation which was organized in
law for the purpose of serving as an
through which its members may seek to
contribute to the art of generating electric energy by nuclear means,
by
conducting a research and experimental program
involving"the
construction, operation and maintenance of a small experimental pres¬
surized
water-type nuclear reactor to be located at Saxton, Pa.
Its
immediate parents are Jersey Central Power & Light Co., Metropolitan
Edison Co., New Jersey Power & Light Co., and Pennsylvania Electric
Co., subsidiaries of GPU.
Saxton proposes to issue and sell 20,000
common
shares to the four parent companies for $20,000.
The four
companies propose to make cash contributions from time to time to
Saxton in amounts not to exceed $8,500,000, to be used in obtaining,
of
Reliance
p.
payment of outstanding bank loans due
incurred for construction purposes. It is estimated that
company's I960 construction program will require cash expendi¬
July 31,
to
toward
balance
Corp.
operating and
project will be
In
center
research
,
Experimental Corp.—Financing—
of Saxton,
corporation,
; Saxton
May
Reheis Co., Inc.—Earnings—
The
sales
Jr.
a subsidiary in the General Public
system, has Joined with its parent
proposal with the SEC;
and the
Commission has issued an order giving Interested persons until May
10, 1960, to request a hearing, thereon.
*
323.
p
Rice,
vice-president,
and
Nuclear
companies
pro¬
oil
of
'
Morris as president and William S.
as vice-presidents. Morris and Rice
respectively of Southeastern News¬
•
Utilities
anticipated
reduction
H.
Pat
and
Saxton
alone.
is
III,
purposes.
lists William S.
papers.
should
1959
It
cost
a
a
corporate
president
are
for
or
prospectus
Morris,
program
1960
on
family
general
consoli¬
$12,905,123.
reduction
impact
$3,000,000
in
now
division
of
the
and
share,
1958.
proceeds of the sale will be applied by the company to the pay¬
a
$15,000,000 ten-year 3%
promissory note due May 1, 1960
The
ment
fi
which named the 5%% coupon.
its bid of 100.30%
acquire the stock held
per
comfortable.
was
underwriting group managed by Blyth &
:<>«»,
■
of
an
position
continuing its expansion program in 1960, Mr. Maher states
report.
Capital
expenditures
will
amount
to
approximately
$3,500,000, compared with $1,500,000 in 1959, and less than $500,000
additional stock to its
interested per¬
of
sale
the
proposed
has
financial
the
the Commission has issued an order giving
and
are
paralyzing effects
cash outlays on
also
agency
until
sons
■'S'j«h
i
sizes
the
is
Reed
drilling
■;}.¥l.
50 new types and sizes to its line of
total to about 250 and increasing to 85%
of the rock bit market. In 1960, 75 additional
scheduled to be added.
Sale—
Co. of Oklahoma—Stock
Service
Public
added
the
Lane
$25
coverage
heavy
Reed
i
total price of $1,687,500 ($25 per share) and
by the Johnson, Lane, Space Corp; for
total of $562,500, In addition, the company has
agreed to reimburse Johnson, Lane for Its interest expense at the rale
of 5%
per annum from the daW on which the stock was acquired by
it. The remaining net proceeds from the sale of the new stock will be
applied to expenses incident to the offering, the purchase of 50% of
the outstanding stock of A and B Leasing Corporation for $1,250 and
the
will
•
Working capital amounted to
895.
p.
Reed
bringing
company's
An
(DST)
on April
25, 1960, receive tenders for the sale to it of 4%, 5%, 5%%
and 6%, bonds due Jan. 1,
1990, to an amount sufficient to exhaust
the sum of $500,000, at prices not to exceed 100% plus accrued interest.
N. J., will up to noon
Fidelity Union Trust Co., Newark,
The
*
dated
Bonds—
W"
.,J Wv
•
Coordinated Transport
Service
Public
■U.»V'
;' i.
and
standing
in
Wi
■■»'
bits,
company's
types
from page 8
additional
an
1325.
p.
l!A
'
the
10,000 common shares of Northern Virginia
Power
Co
and
$600,000 in the purchase of an
additional 120,000
common
shares of South Penn Power
Co.
The subsidiaries will use
the additional funds for their 1960 construction requirements.—V. 191,
of
chase
products, the company's Cleco division—producer of
for the year significant gains In both sales
new
1959,
During
drilling
Despite
l)t>.
'
by
pneumatic tools—scored
and earnings.
company.
B.
Options
Newspapers,
The
Morning
News-Press
Mills
which
company
will
for
has
News
and
has, 90,000
Lane,
Jr.
these
shares
the
to
owns
the
shares
family
agreed
acquire
1960,
have
assign
stock
Sa¬
out¬
and
the
been
these
held
by
Neptune
Meter Co.,
above.
*
Singer Manufacturing Co.—Annual ReportEarnings
of
The
Singer
Manufacturing Co. in 1959 were up 53
revenue
topped the half billion doll
company's history, acording to the a
nual report mailed to 11,000 shareholders.
Singer, which Is the large
from
the
mark
for
previous
the
manufacturer
first
of
year
time
as
in
total
the
household
and
industrial
sewing
machines
in
t
L;
Volume
191
Number 5945
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
ft
Chronicle
(1817)
49
«v
products.
electrical
electronic
and
,.•••
1
the current year, to
"in
,
makes
also
world,
»
„
.
.
equipment
military
and
from
•.
date sales have continued at a high level,"
of the Board, and Donald P. Kircher,
IS
contributed
additional
an
ings
tion
its
and
the
and
Co.
and Mr. Kircher attributed the increase in operatingincreased volume and programs undertaken to obtain more
efficient manufacture and better control of distribution and marketing
expenses.. •
•■
'
;
V *•
%• •
The report disclosed that approximately half of the company's sales
were made in the U. S. and Canada
and the remainder abroad. Sales
in, ail major -areas with, the exception'
Latin America increased in
1959.
•;
■■■".■; V-.'/.
The report was the first in the company's history to include sales
and earnings of certain subsidiaries engaged in.sales and manufac¬
turing in Europe, South Africa and Latin America. It also incorporated
changes in the company's method of accounting for profit on install¬
would
enues
to
based
adjusted
up
recapi-.
for.
internal
an
expansion program
beginning about mid-year.
Earn¬
a corresponding increase.
Due to
show
expenditures including putting into opera¬
home office relocation, facility program
first quarter earnings
Transport,
will
Inc.,
electronic
$25,000
549
CAPITALIZATION
sales,
ment
■
\'v";
last
announced
"As
intended
is
and
Securities
with' the
shares
/ /
■.
it
year,
to
register
Commission
Exchange
the
due
during
Trust
V./
Profits/sales
annual
the cur¬
Skyline Homes, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
corporation,
This
of
Road,
By-Pass
2520
Elkhart,
;
Net
5y3%,
public
The
Renshaw.
&
Rodman
the
over
Earnings
year
offering
45
t'-i
organized
Company, Inc.
company
reported
and
company
5.8%
Net
ago.
year
a
of
consolidated
at the
in 1958.
of $1.65
in 1958.
America,
Total
which
$197,789,000
statement
$228,853,000,
were
new
high.
1958,
in
amounted to $13,070,-
share
per
the
"
/
accounts of
America
company's subsidiary
the
included
not
were
the
in
the
while
1958
for
figures
outside
use
the
S.
U.
$62,714,000.
were
comparable
The
world-wide consolidated sales, $197,789,000; domestic
or
71% of total; sales for use outside the U. S.,
were:
$140,584,000,
has outstanding 100,000 shares of class B stock, ad¬
reflect a recent ''reclassification,* ■ and no class A stock.
President, owns 58.000 shares (58% ) of the class B
and Frank A. Vite, Vice-President, owns 42,000
(42%') of that
All the assets of Skyline Coach, except $500,000 in cash, were
The
company
189,
stock
class.
is
Decio,
J.
sales
two
the
$61,493,821
sales
that
achieved
was
were
when
fact
showed
the
Eifre^&elivered its
note in the amount of $1,500,000
Under a plan of liquidation of the
predecessor,
in
1959
which
store
downtown
total
and
represents
well
as
paid
■i
or
j."'1' '/,■.%>'"•''■V
Corp.—Annual Report-^— "
' •
:),u ni
% 'I.", 1 '
Sonotone
v
„*,
■„'.V; i,
•
the
These
number
The
"
the
over
iaries
•'
which
stock
was
$1.20
per
March
year.—V.
year
in
the
-V
22.
v
v
previous
this
the
pioneering
$24,756,708,
store
at
15%-
up
shares,
The
all-time
an
over
1958's
sales
of
$21,513,064.
Net
the
1958.-.
for
y
growth
was
3.7%
Generating Co.—-Plant Starts—
Electric
the
in
announced
Southern
Co.
Electric
the
and
last
week.
•
>
jointly by the Georgia Power
two firms are to share equally
the
sales.
Generating is owned
Alabama
Co.
Power
The
of the plant, which, upon completion, will have a total
capacity of a million kilowatts.
.
•%;
Mr.
Pennington emphasized that although power is being produced
by the first unit, a 250,000-kilowatt generator, the plant still is on a
test-run
basis.
He
explained that before the unit can be listed as
"officially in operation," engineers must make a series of exhaustive
checks and tests. This testing time usually runs for a period of several
weeks.
'
v.vV,'-V ' '
' '
in
output
generating
"The
out,
produced
power
this
by
plant,"
official
utility
the
pointed
play
a
big part
in meeting the tremendous industrial
predicted for Georgia in the years to come. Because of the
"will
expansion
generating facilities
Georgia power must
estimate future requirements not only in industrial, but in commercial
and residential fields as well, several years in advance."
Total cost of the new plant in Alabama, with its four 250,000-kilo¬
watt
generators,
will be approximately $150,000,000.
The site is in
extensive
time
.(work started
required to build new electrical
the Coosa River plant in 1956),
on
to
of
the
stockholders
common
also
during
paid
the
n
established
was
acquisition
year's
sales
in
three
of
total
of
report
annual
stock¬
to
company's
the
and
plants
of
carton
more
increased
facilities for
additional
in
increase
taxes
production
previous
for estimated
on
1959
was
a
of
the
sales.
three-
previous
net
equivalent
expenses
Federal income taxes
Other
operating
Net
Net
—V.
operating
after
191,
1,697,306
taxes—
income
543,650
~$I7&49,421
$1,878,700
1,568,042
1,629,525
charges
p.
1960—2 Mos.—1959
$21,540,656 $20,285,117
13,170,872 12,458,274
1,577,767
3,370,990
3,126,625
470,039
1,097,607
954,590
I960—Month—1959
$3,901,187
3,254,104
1368.
$3,745,628
3,118,632
,
;
In
$1,792,000 in 1958.,
equal to $2.48 per
share
This
was
or
the
on
26% higher than
$1.96 per share,
(which takes into account the 4%
1959).—V.
paid in January,
full
first
190,
p.
Spector Freight System,
the
over
:
year
ended
1958's
Dec.
After-tax-earnings
13%
from
31/ 1959,
to
$48,931,673..
$43,404,445.
$1,459,067
'
of
$119,222
in
Deferred
1958.
the total
1959;
$205,225
was
time
for
the
a
year
year
$1,652,271, also a record, up
This is equivalent to $1.69 per
were
earlier.
,
30,000
Inc
..
15,000
\\
,
,
the
completed
has
April
1,
private
Goldman,
1972.
sale
Sachs
of
&
$2,000,000
assisted
Co.
instalment
goods
makes
automobiles
of
and
retail,
at
personal
loans
to
Loan Co.,
&
sales
Tampa, Fla.
With
Files
—
Exchange Commission—
April
on
$300,000
5
of
a
letter of notification with the
subordinated debentures, series R,
value, through Security Asso¬
filed
15-year
1975
1,
to
are
used
be
working
capital.-
!
registrar of
and
the
stock of
common
been
appointed transfer
the corporation.—V.
191,
1672.
filed
a
Inc.—Registers—
statement
registration
with
the
15, 1960, covering 250,000 shares of common stock, to
public sale at $5 per share through an underwriting
April
offered
be
firm
Ala.,
Florence,
on
Development Co.,
Pool
Swimming
This
SEC
for
headed by Marron, Sloss & Co., Inc., which will receive a com¬
of 60 cents per share.
The company., haSri£sued,tQ JVl'arron,
group
mission
Sloss
five-year warrants for the purchase of 30,000 addi¬
per share.
An additional 30,000 shares are subject
issued to employees.
(
v
'
company was organized under Delaware law in, March, 1960 by
Culver,
who acquired all but four of the 125,000 outstanding
at
$4
per
share. The company
proposes
to engage in the
for
$9,990,
shares
options
The
L.
$5
at
be
to
following activities: (1) Planning, designing, constructing and install¬
ing swimming pool projects and related facilities, such as swim clubs,
and
(2) the financing of such projects,
It is contemplated that a
substantial
by
40%
of
Company,
Net
also
entered
has
shares
proceeds
of
components
the
of
part
manufactured
be
an
affiliated
such
company,
into
projects and facilities
National Pool Equip¬
by Culver.
additional
common stock
is owned
firm contract to purchase an
whose
a
at $4 per share.
of the sale to the
.
underwriters
of the 250,000
shares
$1,057,625.
Such proceeds will be used principally
for the purpose of providing working capital for its general business
purposes/as will a portion of the proceeds of
the sale of additional
stock to Culver and other organizers.
will
approximate
SEC-^
Ski, Inc., Telluride, Colo.—Files With
Telluride
April 8 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC
covering 60,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
($1 per share), without underwriting.
The
proceeds are' to be used for expenses incidental to mining
operations.
..
.
-.
.
..
. •
The
corporation
Texas
on
Pacific
&
Ry.
—
Equipment
Trusts
Offered
—-
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates offered on April
19 an issue of $3,000,000 Texas & Pacific Railway 4J/2%
equipment trust certificates, maturing annually May 1,
1961 to 1975, inclusive.
* •
bids, all for a 4Va% coupon came from Salomon Bros.
98.10;
First National Bank of Dallas, 98.07; and Mer¬
at Dallas, 98.039.
certificates are scaled to yield from 4.25%
to 4.70%, according
in
the
ended
year
a
many
years,
with
year
$79,219
to
rose
Bank
The
to
in
1959, compared
at the end
the
.
Issuance
maturity.
authorization
types
and
five
be
Diesel-electric
Associates
Freeman
Co.;
p.
Karasik
Frank
publicly
Inc.
Electronics,
was
and
reported
South
Sunny
.
Sunair,
sales
new
equipment,
overhauls
provides
training.
R.
C.
The
the
at
in
storage,
of
Florida corporation on
light-weight and com¬
aircraft.
manu¬
units for
supply
communications
power
missile,
the
also
It
and
fields.
Service,
Inc.,
a
radios
Distributors,
training,
of
Broward
company
other
and
Wings,
Florida
offices
hanger
and
wholly-owned
Inc.,
space
a
Inc.-,
on
a
Oct.
aircraft
subsidiary
of
for
aircraft
wholly-owned
and
and
and
flight
subsidiary
from
net
and
of this financing to be received by
the shares offered, will be applied as
proceeds
the sale
of
to
subject
locomotives,
of
various
estimated
&
Co.,
and
Merle-Smith; R. W. Pressprich
McMaster Hutchinson & Co.—V. 191,
Murphy & Co.,.Inc. and H. G. Kuch and Company
(Philadelphia) offered on April 20, 200,000 shares of this
price of $1.50 per share. The
offering
the first public sale of the company's
marks
stock.
PROCEEDS—Net
be
used
be
used
by
engineering,
penses
the sale of the
common
working
and
capital
for
inventory,
equipment,
expansion.
laws
including
icnluding
sales ex¬
overhead and
„
America, Inc. was incorporated under
of Delaware on Sept. 2, 1959, under the name
BUSINESS—Thermal-Aire
the
\
shares will
.
proceeds from
the company for various corporate purposes,
the company for various corporate purposes,
design and patent expenses; advertising and
by
the
of
State
of
Thermal-Dynamics of America, Inc. Its name was changed on
1960.
With its principal offices in Newark, N. J., and plant
Feb. 8,
facili¬
is engaged in the manufacture
and
equipment; engineered heating
infra-red ray heating units; and in the research, design, development,
infra-red
heating
units; and in the research, design, development,
engineering and manufacturing of silica quartz heating devices which
transmit heat by the emission
of infra-red rays.
The corporation's
products
are
distributed by 25 factory-authorized distributors and
dealers principally east of the Mississippi and from Maine to Florida.
Roxbury,
distribution
in
Mass., the company
of infra-red heating
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
standing
of
of
completion
capitalization of the company
common
supplies.
wholly-owned subsidiary of Sunair, incorpo¬
1959, offers aircraft maintenance services,
1,
storage
switching
cars
firm's common stock at a
of
gasoline -sales at another location.
the company and all of the subsidiaries are located
County International Airport, Fort. Lauderdale, Fla.
ramp
are
box
son,
ties
incorporated in Florida on Nov. 26, 1958, is a wholesale
Cessna
airplanes, Continental engines,
Collins radios,
PROCEEDS—The
the
a
parts and accessories and gasoline. It also .services
aircraft, aircraft engines, propellers and aircraft parts
Aircraft
Florida
transistor
in
road
steel
all
250
1479.
—
in Florida on Nov. 6, 1952, engages in retail
Airplanes, used airplanes of all makes, aircraft
Cessna
ramp
Sunny South,
rated
Aircraft
incorporated
of
executive
and
companies
equipment
measuring
as
high-frequency,
light
for
transformers
manufacturing
portable
incorporated
company,
transceivers
toroid
factures
Offered
200,000 shares of Sunair Electronics,
(par 10 cents) at $3 per share. '
manufactures
1956,
radio
pact
Stock
Common
stock
BUSINESS—The
20,
—
certificates
*
by
Thermal-Aire of America, Inc.—Stock Offered—Pear¬
company
it
Co., Inc. and Associaties on April 18
&
offered
common
Sept.
Inc.
the
of
$288,685
common
Suiiair
sale
ICC.
.
secured
the
to
and
$3,980,700.
in the offering are Dick &
cost
to
of
is
issue
The
before.
profit,
a
Hutzler,
&
for
income
each of its
by Nathan
Straus III, Chairman of the Board.
Albert Pick, Inc., the company's
wholly-owned
subsidiary
in
Chicago,
which
had
shown
successive
losses
and
shrinking volume since 1952, ended 1959 profitably with
sales up 34%
over 1958.—V. 188, p. 2034.
first
the
For
subsidiaries
revenues'up'13% in
,
Magnus & Co.,
' V
for
cantile
net
Net
with
flight
The gain is $5,52/,228
Corp
Hamilton,
Commercial Bank of North America has
The
year
increased
21% from $13,236,342 in 1958.
non-operating gains accounted
up
Florida
earnings records in
'
Securities
Godfrey,
50,000
proceeds
agent
p.
&
„
A.
Inc.—Annual Report—
Chicago carrier set all-time revenues and
1959 and expects to top those marks in 1960.
W. Stanhaus, President, on March 24 reported
-.
their
at face
2144.
of operation under new management, this
income in 1959 by 232% to $213,955, com¬
pared with $64,399 in 1958.
Last year's net equalled $0.56 a share on
245.476 common shares outstanding as against no earnings in 1958
after provision for dividends on preferred stock.
Consolidated
sales' of the institutional and supermarket equipment
manufacturer and food service installation designer totaled $15,995,102,
the
corporation
distributor
This
opposite
Competing
Co.—Earnings—
$10,780,266 $10,084,418
6,589,889
6,157,912
the
company
below
Supronics Corp.—Appointments—
to
$1,926,754,
was
when net income was $1,524,251
year
1958,
9.2% of net
$2,031,000
to
amounted
income
In
Straus-Duparquet, Inc.—Shows Profit—
other,
revenue 1
agreed,
Shares
to be offered
Inc., Winter Park, Fla.
The
in 1959, which
17%. The com¬
by
over
9.4%
or
which
taxes
similar number of shares
dividend
units will be between
a year.
Coal rights
have been acquired in the Cahaba and Warrior coal fields.
Three
230,000-volt
transmission
lines will bring
power from the
Coosa River plant to the Georgia Power Co. transmission system.. One
will connect with the system at the Morrow substation south of At¬
lanta, and two will connect at Goat Rock Dam near Columbus.
The
company's 230,000-volt system within Georgia includes substations or
switching stations at Goat Rock, Tifton,- Bonaire (south of Macon),
Plant Yates, near Newman, ana Morrow.—V. 190, pp; 1342 and 1018.
Period End. Feb. 29—
due
finances
company
ciates,
reached
was
volume
sales
$3,316,251,
was
in
stock
consumption upon completion of the four
and a half and three million tons of coal
Operating
Operating
of
entered
have
Jr
,
$35,915,036
$3,957,754
was
under review as. against
year
income
on
,
Southern New England Telephone
notes
durable
April
125,000
Fuel
.two
(members
have
in arranging the financing.
covering
due
and President of this cor¬
the 11959
in
23
778.475 shares outstanding at the year-end.
the
710,000 shs.
below
Inc.)
'.-'v
Aetna
V:-''
Finance
Culver
Report—
Board
containers.
sales of $42,086,955
net
an
income
based
Shelby County, Ala.,- •
/..,. v.
,•
.?,»>•.
Among major requirements in selecting the site were accessibility to
coal reserves
(the plant is near the coal fields of Alabama), a good
supply of cooling water, availability of rail and highway transporta¬
tion,
and
location
within
reasonable transmission
distance of both
Georgia and Alabama heavy electrical consumption centers.
.
in
Provision
Net
.
.
payout
$130,265' were
of the
the
by
of
and
before
Income
forth
set
••%/
Co.,
corporation
and
The
SEC
shares
period.
Company,
flowing
on
the
record
previous
showed
month
pre-tax
begun
10
to
company.
1959 volume of business was 12% better than the prior record
$37,646,286 set in
1956.
As the year progressed,
each successive
quarter
<
stock
common
/
&
company
Sun
E.
equivalent
be
parent
pany's
from the first unit of the company's
steam-electric plant
banks of the Coosa River in Alabama,
J, F. Pennington, Vice-President and General Manager, Georgia Power
has
Power
of
March
enhanced
high
new
Dealers,'
other
provides wholesale financing for
individuals.
At March 31, 1960,
the company operated 38 offices in the States of Ohio, Georgia, Ten¬
nessee, West Virginia and Kentucky.—V. 191, p. 106.
will
on
installation
exceeded
of
Southern
the
A
in 1958 to 4.6% last year;
to $6,398,494.—V. 191, p. 1440.
from
Ohio
dealers
cents
would
of the
total
dividends
new
a
corrugated board
„•
ratio'rose
Working capital, from $5,670,528
-
in
$2.64
Stone, Chairman
reported
that
and
of
1440.
p.
company
to
2288.
p.
H.
holders
>'
named
,
Securities
Among Underwriters wherein they
terms
thereof, to purchase irom the
shares
senior
tional
1958.
Container Corp.—Annual
Stone
poration,
206,004
800,000 shs.
underwriter^
of
Johnson__„i___
&
The
from the company's subsid¬
1959 compared with $45,031 the
earnings
the
represented
Preferred
of
earnings
dividend of 30 cents per share on the common
during the year and the annual payment of
quarterly
190,
end
$68,032
1959
to
maintained
Norman
earnings,
206,004
aircraft-
value____
par
__———„_»_105,000
ment
high,
earnings-sales
to
These
the
at
hearing
increased 41%; to $1,132,302, over 1958
profits of $800,473. The
1959 earnings
were
equal,' after preferred
dividends, to 96 cents per common share on 1,148,287 outstanding at
the
year's
end,
compared
with
71 cents
per
share, on 1,070,169
also
flight
cents
names:
191,
its
of
increase
suburban
year.
after
include
not
addition
share
$796,483.
aid
manufacturer—formerly a onefrroduet company, which diversification in recent years has broadened
into
a
multi-oroduct
electronics ; firm—1959
sales reached a record
For
earnings
amounted
per share in
The same
0-,■'
do
previous.
year
best
the
net
outstanding
earnings
company's 30-year history, Sonotone Corp.
sales and earnings established new records in 1959 and all three of
its
major product divisions—-hearing aids,
nickel-cadmium batteries
and
electronic
applications—showed
increases, Irving I.
Schachtel,
President, told shareholders in the company's annual report issued on
In
161,648
in
air¬
by
the
for
deducting
preferred dividend
requirements were equivalent to $2.64 per share of common stock out¬
standing compared with $2.05 a year ago. The 1959 earnings per share
were
based on
664,611 shares outstanding, or 7,250 shares more than
predecessor,
payable
secured
Association
Karasik
This
increase
in
the
as
sales
5.2%
a
Significant
$58,456,466.
were
the
improvement
$3,111,742.
by
a
first mortgage.
$500,000 in cash togcJ%y;)1witfc,.,a n$e..fpf„1$l,500,000 were
transferred to Julius Decio as its sole stockholder. A $112,500
payment on the note was made on March 15, 1960.
secured
-'■I
$50,000
200,000
notes
and
10
the
of
Inc.
—V.
i
of
Outstanding
Superior Separator Co.—Merged—
See Daffin Corp., above.
"
The increase was also
compiled steadily over the year rather than in any particular season or
period. '
'■>;,/.%
./•
Net profit after taxes also reached one of the highest levels in the
past ten years. Net earnings were $1,888,996 compared with $1,476,742
in 1958.
Profit before taxes
was
$4,018,996 which is compared with
'purchased by Skyline Homes, which had been organized, with a paidin-capital of $96,000, just previously by Decio and Vite, the son and
son-in-law
of Julius A.
Decio.
The company assumed all liabilities
FINANCING
2937.
p.
volume
stores
1958
over
to
Arthur
to
Roman
Stix, Baer & Fuller Co.—Record SalesRecord
PRESENT
Shares
financial
company's world-wide consolidated sales in 1959 of $209,247,sales accounted for $146,533,000, or 70%
of the total,
$57,205,000—V.
firm's
to
payable
1962
Securities and
sales
sales,
TO
Agreement
an
Frank
proceeds
justed
stock
respective
units operating
consolidated
domestic
000,
EFFECT
1
8%
to
inventory
consumer
rate
the
a
$65,000
$60,000
loan
and
National
into
$209,-
units in South
the
$215,844,000
paid
sales
company's
in
subsidiaries were
consolidated
over
of the
sales
with
South
Of
*
will be available for an enlarged dealer financing pro¬
gram and additional working capital, with the exception of an amount
to be
used to reduce to $1,000,000 a note held by Julius A. Decio,
former proprietor of Skyline Coach.
- "
;
"■
'
GIVING
the
to
statemehts.
was
Approximately $600,000 will be earmarked for the equipping, developing
and operation of additional branch assembly plants presently planned
to be leased in California,
Pennsylvania and Oregon.
The balance of
the
according
final quarter, the regular quarterly dividend was raised to
putting the regular dividend on an annual basis of $1.80 per
In
As
in
the
reflected
cents,
share,
in; 1959 and acquired the business of
Skyline Coach
It is engaged in; the production and
sale
of mobile homes.
Proceeds from the sale of the stock will be
added
to
working capital and used for general corporate purposes.
The
■
of
Dividends
350.
per
taxes
including
compared
price and underwriting
levels,
record
Mark Hiebert, Chairman and President.
approximately
Aircraft,
approximately
storage hangars, approximately
stockholder,
monthly,
6%
subject
earnings were
share, compared with $2.42 per share in 1958.
were
$42,890,226, compared with $37,348,880 a
$19,148,880.
increase of
an
not
are
supplied by amendment.
be
1672.
p.
additional
Sun Finance & Loan Co.—Private Placement—
ago.
sales
sales,
a
attained
24, by J.
Mar.
before
247,000,
Concurrently with the offering,
Rodman &
Renshaw will purchase for investment 15,000 shares of
class B common stock of the company at $5 per share.
will
terms
dividends
and
report of
equivalent to $2.65
statement with the SEC on April 15,
1960, covering
registration
115,000 shares of class A common stock,
to be offered for public
sale on an all-or-none basis through a group of underwriters headed
by
191,
the
profit for the year ended Dec. 31, 1959 was $20,990,226 or almost
10%
-
.
filed
Ind.,
York, N. Y., has been appointed sole trans¬
disbursing agent for the class A and class B
Co., New
purchase
Florida
and
aircraft
1963
construction
number
Net
i
11,
$1,581.60
Common
Sterling Drug Inc. (& Subs.)—Sales and Net at Record
7
Mr. Lightner and Mr. Kircher said. "It is expected that
the. necessary: registration statements will be filed with the Commis¬
sion before mid-year. At the same time application to list the shares
will be filed with the New York Stock Exchange."—V. 190, p. 1633.
m
Jan.
installments
agent and dividend
capital stocks of the corporation.—V.
company's
payable,
UNDERWRITERS—The
'Bankers
fer
.year,"
rent
note
craft
-
equipment,
Sunair
to
Authorized
6%
and 949.
Standard Motor Products, Inc.—Appointments—
.
service
of
additional
construct
$85,000
capital.
-
i
aircraft
and
inventories
to
approximately
to increase ramp
space,
approximately $40,000 to construct
shop for the electronics operation which is now housed in three
buildings and approximately $210,000 to increase
working
new
a
of
sum
separate
5%
$70,000,000.
191, pp.
The
not
acquire both Steffke Freight
in 1960, the combined rev¬
If authorized to
average.
about
plan,
Contributing to better operations and earnings this year is Spector's
recently opened $1,500,000 terminal in New York City completed last
December.—V.
follows:
$75,000
expected to rise about 15%
are
on
influence
operating
American
be
stock),
common
terminal,
revised
Great
revenues
should
nonrecurring
and
is
figure
1968
B
increase
1960
major
share
York
New
equal the year's
Lightner
Mr.
income
Tne
class
■/.«",'
said that
have
class A and
share.
per
year.
common
Investment,
cents
65
will
per
abnormal
to' earnings.
share
per
revolution,
$1.49
last
approximately $56,000,000
which
an
the'communist
during
m
$447,-
increase of 11%.. Net income was $18,385,000 or
$4.12 per share, compared with 1958 income of $12,009,000 or $2.70
per share. Extraordinary income of $2,925,000, which was received in
partial payment of claims arising from the company's losses in Russia
in., 1958,
(including both
Stanhaus
Mr.
to
binger's consolidated sales in'1959 totaled $496,146,000 against
,
398,000
1958's
talization
C. .Lightner, Chairman
president, told shareholders;
Milton
share
common
sock.—V. 191, p. 1369.
Thiokol
the
current
financing,
out¬
will consist of 388,333 shares
-
Chemical Corp.—1959 Earnings
Up 84%—
corporation, in its annual statement released March 22, reported
1959 net earnings at $5,521,631, which reflects an 84%
increase over
the $3,007,699 figure for 1958.
Net sales for the company in 1959 were
This
$190,198.753—114%
greater than those for 1958.
number of shares outstanding during each year,
Based on the average
m
mf/
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1818)
50
.
.
Monday, April 25, 1960
.
in
i
Jill
>>
M
net
i'.i'j
I
.
■>.
below:
tabulation
</(
^
,
,
.
..
an initial daily capacity of 7,000 pounds and an ultimate
daily capacity of between 20,000 and 25,000 pounds.
The
plant is expected to enter production early in 1961,
The licensing agreement with Israel is the fourth of its kind to be
,
1958
1959
made
II
lift
Division
2,943,848
$88,993,121
p,521,631
3,007,699
—■
income
Net
[ft}
during year
tNet earnings per share
IBook value per share-.
duction,
♦Adjusted for
2-for-l stock split and 5%
:lldt
•f
fyji.
j*
.
I'AM
4,168,392
on
JBased
on
$1.22
5-46
189,
—V.
'
p.
May
on
'
Western RR.—Earnings—
Toledo, Peoria &
.I'll 'K
Railway
If M-,
•
■
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1
:
i
Net
•
Net
VJ'M
opers.
ry.
$211,859
$461,643
58,145
117,467
income
oper.
$1,177,555
755,221
$422,334
<
and
114,141
;«»>*
•.
i,
t!»"
J
Corp.—Rights Offering—
v
corporation, of 5225 Telegraph Road, Toledo. Ohio, filed a reg¬
istration statement with the SEC on April 18, 1960, covering 63,640
shares of common stock, to be offered pursuant to the company's Key
This
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U
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.
line
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system
the
to
%
has
New
stock
this
the
from
and Louisiana
metropolitan
Texas
York-New* Jersey-Philadelphia
New
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I'lty):
Construction
at
busy
a
stockholders
told
authorized
of
This
If.;
'fy
"
'
ii r
,
'"V
»
•ii;
%
has
facilities
new
their
at
continued
by
E.
meeting
annual
in
1960
to
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ago.
the
since
are
would
more
last
on
in
t
31
$154,200,000,
were
All
!|
jl
rate
stock
$1.25
were
sale of this stock involves no increase in the
Net proceeds of the company's sale of the 100,000
which includes
sion program,
constructed
The
shareholders
authorized
authorized
World
preferred
common
stock
stock
from
from
19
1,500,000
15.000,000
to
to
re-elected.—V.
were
approved
April
Inc.
To
—
Increase
2,950
to
p.
1369.
Common
the authorized
1713.
consecutive
Sales
1959 climbed
The
high also
1959
outstanding
share
for
Close of
U.
was
$95,068,285
United
increased
its
earnings
at
1958,
1959,
set in
per
year
share
end
adjusted
were
1959
to
for world-wide
$84,072,457
in
gross
1958,
revenues
showing
to
$2.47.
the
$2.22.—V.
The
number
191,
p.
of
comparative
shares
earnings
outstanding
at
per
the
City,
on
Agreem't
aid
Buffalo,
of
Co.
of
Natanya,
ihe
Y.
Israel,
industrial
and
a
between
Gamid
U.
S.
Rubber
Rubber
Reclaiming
Products
and
Co.,
Plastics,
Inc.
of
Ltd.,
of
subsidiary of Koor Industries and Crafts Co. Ltd.—
division
approximately
are
188,
to Mr.
Union
income
$2,030,984
this
of
1958,
in
Earnings
company
of Solel-Boneh,
Ltd.
of
Israel.
Paul
President
share
common
per
operating
of
industry.
the
to
com¬
com¬
'
'
'
1
wellhead sales
that
reported
Kayser
SEC
at
is
corporation
covering
$102.77
per
-
11 filed a letter of notification with the
of capital stock (par $25) to be offered
employees of the company.
No Underwriting
April
on
shares
1,000
share
to
involved.
The
oil and
of California, Inc., Los An¬
Cloth Co.
geles, Calif.—Files With SEC—
The
of
and wellhead sales of natural gas
during the year,
'
>
proceeds are to be used for working capital.
Co.—Registers Debentures—
of 722 North Broadway,. Milwaukee, Wis., filed a regis¬
with the SEC on April 15 covering
$20,000,000 of
company,
tration
statement
35-year debentures, to be offered for public sale at competitive
interest rate will be supplied by amendment.
from
the
sale
the
of
debentures
will
be
bidding.
applied toward the
of advances from American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
(parent), which are expected to approximate $20,300,000 at the time
proceeds are received.
Advances from American are obtained in
conformity with an established practice of borrowing from that com¬
pany,
as need arises,
for general corporate purposes, Including exten¬
repayment
the
additions and improvement to its telephone plant.
According to
prospectus
the
company
has
been
making
large
construction
expenditures to meet the demand for communication services and to
improve such services.—V. 186, p. 466.
the
from
member of his family
This
accounts
$75,000
Hudson
in full
receivables.
pay¬
electronic
industry
and
balance
the
to
stock
GIVING
TO
EFFECT
(10 cents par)
PRESENT
2.500
number
shares
be
of
the
of
State
Asociates,
New
the
Inc.,
Jersey
Wallson Associates, Ltd., a
21,
1958.
obtaining
is
under
a
and
is
sale
other
related
electrical
offices
Westfield
custom
test
and
and
electronic
the
J.—V.
N.
design,
for
manufacture,
rectifiers,
company
also
diodes
plant
of
the
located
at
are
Waltham
Precision
Instrument
—
as"-
912
Files for
of
common
stock.
It
is
proposed
to
offer
this
stock
a
A
portion
for
sub¬
intends to acquire property
company
An
additional
the
on
the
of
miscellaneous
The
company
Mr.
Fallon
costs
now
and
has
owns
j
balance
$47,109
of
the
will
be
used for
property.
$2,731,800
will
be
used
to
construct
a
expenses.
outstanding
511,908,
or
1,157,016
common
shares,
of
44.24%.
(F. W.) Woolworth Co.—Sales Lower
1960—Month—1959
$
regis¬
700,000
the
thereon.
Period End. March 31—
of 221 Crescent Street, Waltham, Mass., filed
statement with
the SEC on
April 15, 1960, covering
company
of 40 cents
President of
be
which
Co., Inc.
also
shopping market to accommodate about 200 shops; and $448,500
used to purchase furnishings and equipment for the hotel and
obtaining a liquor license.
Some $157,840 of the proceeds have been
provided for contingencies.
The balance of the net proceeds will be
used for initial operating expenses of the hotel and
shopping center,
for opening expenses,
rental reserves, property taxes and insurance,
and
Rights—
is
intends'to apply about $2,731,800 of the proceeds to the
will
manufactures
company
selling commission
President,
retail
1053.
p.
a
underwriter.
leasehold interests
and
the
The
191,
motel
hotel.
said
successor
products.
manufacturing
Elizabeth,
Ave.,
in
equipment
devices.
a
receive
company
on
said property, to be purchased and leased, of a 200highway hotel, including a restaurant, coffee shop and cocktail
The existing motel will be redesigned and incorporated into
room
partnership, of which Joel P. Wallenstein
primarily engaged
of
semiconductor
on
will
Fallon,
the
regis¬
a
lounge.
principal.
company
made
it
filed
Angeles,
Los
April 14, 1960, covering 3,401.351
for public sale at $2 per share.
best efforts basis by Standard Secu¬
construction
of warrants,
It
of
owner
The company
of
the exercise
incorporated
was
April
on
21-room
205,000 shs.
for the exercise
L.
Blvd.,
on
be offered
contiguous to the bowling center. The company intends to apply some
$1,373,430 of the proceeds of its stock sale to the purchase of a portion
of said property, together with an existing fully equipped and furnished
Outstanding
reserved for
be
to
are
and 7,500 shares are reserved
to be
James
Sunset
SEC
to
Organized for the primary business purpose of constructing, develop¬
ing and operating a bowling center, the company now operates a bowl¬
Its general business purpose also includes
FINANCING
*750,000 shs.
the
ing center in Anaheim, Calif.
real estate development; and
hand.
on
sole
7805
stock,
for which
Corp.,
share.
and
of
with
common
offering is
rities
per
approximately $112,000
statement
of
shares
of
reduction
in
corporation,
tration
The
of
assignment
on
semiconductor
orders
such
options
shares
as
as
sions,
company
Authorized
tration
year,
$21,105,811,
to
sharply
up
condensate rose
increased 4%^
Western's acquisition in August, 1959, of Premier Oil Refining Co. of
Texas, Mr. Kayser said, marked "a new era of progress for the com¬
pany.". With the purchase, Western became an integrated oil company
engaged in production, refining and distribution activities. The proper¬
ties, formerly owned by City Products Corp. of Chicago, include three
refineries (at Longview, Fort Worth and Baird, Texas), together with,
approximately 700 service station outlets in Northeast Texas.
Mr. Kayser also reported that Western, during the year, substantially
increased its reserves
of oil and gas, and acquired new markets for
large reserves of previously shut-in oil and gas reserves.
He said that exploratory drilling in 1959 established "major reserves"
of natural gas under Western's properties in the Fort Nelson area of
Northeast British Columbia, and that drilling has proven the Tract 17
oil field in Lake Maracaibo (in which the company has an interest) to
be one of the "major oil fields in Venezuela."
In addition, he reported, discoveries on the company's properties in
Alberta, Kansas, Montana and the Four Corners Area promise to add
significantly to the company's reserves of oil and gas.—V. 190, p. 1230.
Mr.
18%
general corporate purposes including financing of finished and
inventories, reduction of accounts payable and of ship¬
Common
This
for the
cents
40.4
were
were
revenues
with $9,537,098 in 1958. The higher revenues resulted principally
of the company's new producing, refining, distribution and
marketing division, acquired in mid-year, Mr. Kayser said. He pointed
out, however, that the average sales price for the division's products
were
at or near the historically low levels
prevailing- throughout the
Corp., both of
$35,000 to Coastal Commercial Corp.
of
balance
the
for
used for
The
Report—
17% in 1959 to $2,379,129 from.
Kayser recently reported to stock¬
rose
sales
from
Offered—
Stock
Street
Broad
Joel P. Wallenstein and a
borrowed
funds
Approximately
sembly
currently
debentures
the
of
$3,000,000
pared
City, N. J.
The
The
their
alter¬
holders.
accounts payable.
will initially be added to
wording capital of which about $50,000 will be used for development
of additional proprietary products primarily in the field of test equip¬
to
an
2077.
p.
Western Natural Gas Co.—Annual
Net
April 13 offered to oversubscription
proceeds
(4)
laws
sell
lieu of redemption,
facilities and have, as
in
convert
to
May 24.
on
There
at $4 per share.
Approximately
(3)
ment
Co.
may,
brokerage
of Israel has
agreement
N.
usual
Wonderbowl, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
$2,807.87
other
1266,
given its approval to a plan to reclaim
large quantities of the
country's
scrap
rubber—by-product
of
its
industrialization program—by authorizing a patent licensing and tech¬
nical
Inc.—Common
First
and
payment of monies heretofore advanced to the company.
(2) $10,000 to the repayment of a bank loan held by the
was
total capital stock of 1,664,218 shares
on
were
S. Rubber "Reclaiming Co., Inc.—Foreign
The Government
which
in¬
an
successive year.
right
outstanding.—V.
The
annual
to $4,111,004 after provision for taxes,
Trust
debentures
the
through
the
business
follows:
Trust
'
on
the debentures into capital stock at the
conversion price of $4 principal amount of debentures for each share
of capital stock. The right to convert will terminate at the close of
the offering, after
payment of
expenses
estimated at
$20,000, will be approximately
$235,000. It is the intention of the company to use such proceeds as
(1)
Redeem
The
CAPITALIZATION
Artists
of
York
New
Bank
Holders
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$24,375,108 $23,090,498 $71,286,585 S65.636.057
Saxe
&
New York
ment
in 1958, an increase of 11.05%.
compared
for the ninth
Chemical
debentures
1960—Month—1959
Associates,
Wallson
To
of Delaware
/
announced
company
Proceeds
Russell
1960—3 Mos.—1959 ;
$17,918,000 $55,512,000 $50,391,000
......
April 20 that it intends to call for
redemption on May 24,
1960 all of the outstanding 6%
convertible
debentures
due
1970.
The
redemption price
is
104%
and interest
accrued
to
the
redemption
date.
Payment will be, made
at the
The
1160.
191, p.
as
(Mo.)—Sales Higher—
Western Development Co.
semifinished
year,
1160.
Wisconsin Telephone
Period End. March 31—
—V.
listed
1960—Month—1959
$19,991,000
Debentures—
this firm registered
value capital stock ranging
shares are to be offered to
These
shares.
is
Ripley
R.
outstanding
has
company
v.
Supply Co.
—
191, p.
the
,
There is no underwriting.
working capital.
BUSINESS—Wallson
A new
—v.
shareholders of the issuing company at prices ranging
to $147.32 per share.
The proceeds are to be used for
$88.34
*Of
crease
Western Auto
Period End. March 31—
employees and
from
ment
will consider increasing
April 28
191, p.
compared to $3,701,963
reached
entities of
corporate
separate
amounts of the firm's $25 par
shares
100
from
13
11,
with the SEC
2,000,000
20.000.000
191,
2664.
p.
Louis
stock.
common
W'estern Shade
in
earnings, establishing a new record high, it has been announced
by Robert S. Benjamin, Chairman, and Arthur B. Krim. President.
Net earnings for
at
(William) Volker & Co., Inc.—Registers With SEC—
having
by customers
of the system.
net
as
Southampton,
officials own 673.000 shares
(89.7% )
of the outstanding stock.
After their sale of the 150,000
shares, the principal stockholders will own shares, as follows: Stanley
S.
Wulc, President, 141,667 shares; Emanuel Wolff. Board Chairman,
141,667; and Henry I. Boreen. Vice-President, 139,666.—V. 190, p. 201.
(par 10 cents)
United Artists Corp.—Record Net—
ninth
three miles from
of
190,
Sal»s
Com¬
Power
to
their meeting on April
of the company
on
stock.—!V.
the
instrumentation center being
new space
purposes.
indebtedness,
various
to
shares
President.—V.
75,000 shares of Wallson Associates, Inc. common stock
conference
a
and
agreed
capacity
at
Airlines,
stockholders
common
a
about
Pa.,
Trevose,
at
of $371,000.
cost
with
compared
announced that
the Federal
He
customers
settlement
the allocated
directors
Trans
radio
of
for various purposes in conjunction with its expan¬
used
an
Stock—
For
ef
in
will be
shares
(5)
I
primarily
year
a
t
m'l
in
in
and
shares.
with
June
of
86%
price and underwriting terms
the
so
outstanding shares.
PROCEEDS—Net
proposed
a
than
shares
'!>;
of common
subsequently approved.
held
increase
an
March
for the comparable period
that the company had been collecting increased
November, subject to refund to the extent that the
Transcontinental
•fii.i
ended
the $122,000,000
share
per
not
be
mission
«lj'
months
12
over
before.
year
rates
Hi1
gas
McGraw reported
•
offering,
stock
corporate
other
and
addition
In
2,664,828
Walgreen Co.—Sales Up—
record
the
Earnings
$1.21
Mr.
Mill
for
Revenues
increase of 26%
rates
,
of
result
a
Jackson & Curtis is listed as the prin¬
and systems consisting of electronic airborne and
ground station instrumentation, for use in space probes, satellites,
rockets, nuclear weapons and in the aircraft and missile industries.
It
has,, outstanding 750,000 common shares. The selling stockholders have
or
will donate 100,000 shares to the company for the purpose of its
states.
deliveries, operating revenues increased
20%
for the first quarter to a total of $44,169,873 compared with
$36,669,549 a year ago. Net income increased to $5,376,475 compared
with $5,180,930.
Earnings per share of common stock for the first
quarter were 36 cents, the same as in the first three months of 1959,
based on 11,957,010 shares outstanding March 31, 1960.
The per share
earnings reflect the one-for-five stock distribution to common share¬
holders made in January of this year.
As
shares, now outstanding, by the
150,000
Webber,
company,
the
On
daily allocated capacity of the system from 1,258,000,000 to 1,419,cubic feet, Mr. McGraw told stockholders.
In addition, 340,000,000 cubic feet of gas per day is available from storage facilities.
The increased gas supplies will go to Transcontinental
customers in
the New York metropolitan area, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and other
eastern
Paine,
telemetry equipment
in
1^/^-
stock,
directly and through subsidiaries, is engaged
development,
engineering, manufacturing and sale
The
000,000
;iv
on
this
thereof.
holders
Expansion plans covered by pending applications provide for increases
u',
SEC
issuing company and
the
by
of Southampton, Pa., filed a registration statement
April 14, 1960, covering 250,000 shares of common
100,000 shares are to be offered for public sale
company,
Of
„
pursuant
pared with 32.7 cents in 1958.
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
cipal underwriter; and the public offering
are to be supplied by amendment.
construction.
'
the
190,
•
,
the
stock.
Federal Power Commission on an
"•
certain preemp¬
the holders of Utah's common stock
grants
and
with
he said, and hearings will begin next month before the
application for $52,000,000 additional
pace,
Act author¬
According to the prospectus, management
President,
capital
Gross
owns
Houston,
Clyde McGraw,
on
April 19.
»ih
Co.—Charter Amendment Cleared
order under the Holding Company
an
each share issued
for
cents
10
dealers
exercise of subscription rights.
native,
1021.
p.
a
highs, in gas deliveries and operating revenues were recorded
Texas corporation in the first quarter of this year,
New
M
as
rights.
These proposals are to be submitted for approval at
meeting of stockholders scheduled for May 16, 1960.—V.
tive
present
a
common.
annual
Highs—
>
V,
2.3%
of the outstanding
President.—V. 191, p. 1713.
own
securities
pay
It has agreed to pay Schweickart
& Co. $10,000 for financial advice and services and to issue to such
firm
warrants to purchase
10,000 common shares.
Schweickart has
agreed to form a group of dealers for the purpose of obtaining sub¬
scriptions from shareholders.
Certain individuals have or will agree
to purchase an unspecified number of shares of stock not purchased
by shareholders.
'
The
company
manufactures, and sells time delay mechanisms for
mortar shells,
fuzes for 20 mm shells, aircraft clocks, lensatic com¬
passes, gyroscopes, repair parts for civilian watches,
and other items.
In February 1960 it acquired all the outstanding stock of Electro-Mec
Laboratory,
Inc.,
of
Long
Island City, N. Y., a manufacturer of
potentiometers and digitometers, and in March contracted to purchase
all the outstanding stock of Boesch Manufacturing Co., Inc.,
of Danbury, Conn., a manufacturer of toroidal coil winding machines.
Net
proceeds of its stock sale will be used as follows: $600,000 to pay
the balance of the purchase price for the Boesch stock; $350,000 to
pay the 5% chattel mortgage note held by the Secretary of the U. S.
Treasury
as
assignee
of
the
Reconstruction Finance Corporation;
$200,000 to pay the 6%
secured notes Issued as part payment for
the
stock
of
Electro-Mec Laboratory;
and any balance for working
preferred stock and 7,500,000 shares of $12.80 par common stock. The
amendment also fixes the preferences and other terms of the preferred
a
»,:■*
par
this company to amend its charter so as to increase the author¬
ized
capital from 7,500,000 shares of $12.80 par common stock to
9,500,000 shares, divided into 2,000,000 shares of $25 par cumulative
allocated capacity of 1,257,918 MCF per day,
exclusive
of
gas
available from storage.
The major portion of the
authorized
capacity of the company's system has been allocated to
serve
customers
in
the New York Metropolitan area,
parts of New
Jersey, the Philadelphia area and the Piedmont area.
and
43,200
Man¬
James
has outstanding 1,740,477 common shares,
preferred stock, and certain indebtedness.
now
$100
of
Utah Power & Light
and operates an interstate pipe¬
and sale of natural gas. Its main
corporation
the transportation
extends 1,842 miles
for
system
Coast
area
lr
.
company
The SEC has issued
in
pipeline
Gulf
to
Power
izing
■
..
BUSINESS—The
•')'u
entitled
are
will
to the
No under¬
amendment.
by
Marion
of
Vector Manufacturing Co.,
less.
iWfy;
supplied
be
to
are
acquisition
its
officials
Mullaney is listed
sinking fund sufficient
to retire at 100%
of principal amount $500,000 on May 1, 1962 and
semi-annually thereafter to and including Nov. 1, -1978 and $4,500,OOO on May 1, 1979, Nov. 1, 1979 and
May 1, 1980, leaving $4,500,000 due at maturity.
The bonds will also be redeemable at optional
redemption prices ranging from 105.25%
to par, plus accrued in¬
terest.
However,
no
redemptions
may
be made prior
to May 1,
1965
through a refunding operation involving the incurring of in¬
debtedness with an interest cost to the company of 5.33,% per year or
hI
price
to
agement
company
REDEMPTION—The
.nftj
f' ,si)
The
shares
date.
(i'
•"
the
by
addition
investment.
"portion of the net proceeds from the financing will
.to prepay notes issued in connection with
its
construction and expansion program.
The balance of the pro¬
ceeds will be added to the general funds of the company to be avail¬
able for
construction and other corporate purposes.
The company
estimates that it will spend approximately $129,700,000 after Dec. 31,
1959
in completing construction
work which was scheduled at that
used
be
fcV
!'
Corp.—Securities Of¬
fered—Public offerings of $35,000,000 of the corporation's
1st mtge. pipe line bonds, 5V4% series due Nov. 1, 1980,
and 800,000 shares of the company's common stock were
made on April 21 by two underwriting syndicates headed
jointly by White, Weld & Co. Inc. and Stone & Webster
Securities Corp., respectively.
The bonds were offered
at 99% plus accrued interest from May 1, 1960, and the
common stock was priced at $20.25 per share.
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line
PROCEEDS—A
m
L
and Ownership Plan.
Common Stock Option
Employee Restricted
Q'-
1 .»*;
.?.■
/
602
Shovel Co. and
Osgood Co., the issuer has acquired the assets of Southern Pipe &
Supply Co.,
and Scuilin Steel Co.;
and, more recently, it acquired
the stocks of five companies with real estate holdings in Hillsborough
County, Fla.
Net proceeds of its stock sale will be added to general
funds
of
the company and be available for use in
developing the
company's tract of land near Tampa, Fla., for working capital and
for
possible acquisition of other properties.
According to the pro¬
spectus,
the development of the Florida land will require a large
Corp.—Files Stock Plan—
Toledo Scale
'
Ik; '.
^
M.,
corporation,
subscription
In
<v-
i-?
191,
scription by common stockholders, the record date, subscription rate
and
subscription price to be supplied by amendment.
The company
writing is involved.
191, p. 1160.
—V.
\ 1 ("Vh
I
fr.
rev.
ry.
$1,234,146
772,503
59,269
expenses
oper.
1960—2 Mos.—1959
$226,998
revenue—
oper.
Railway
appointed transfer
Florida Theatre Bldg., Jacksonville, Fla., filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on April 15, 1960, covering
435,120 shares of common stock.
The company proposes to offer this
stock
for
subscription by common stockholders at the
rate of one
new
share for each four shares or fraction thereof.
The record date
This
I960—Month—1959
$019,451
$591,411
392,453
379,552
Period Ended Feb. 29—
190, p. 1021.
Inc.—Appointments—
1369.
p.
Universal Marion
'If
rubber
of
the common stock of the corporation.—V.
registrar of
and
source
will consider authorizing, the cumulative
16
(par $25).—V.
Commercial Bank of North America has been
The
agent
;
■
low-cost
a
Light Co.—Preferred Stock—
&
Ultrasonic Industries,
shares outstanding
2833.
countries which
foreign
with
provide
to
process
950.
p.
preferred stock
stock dividend in 1958.
shares out during each year.
at each year end.
average
191,
stockholders
The
.
tBased
may
Utah Power
4,485,877
.
its
Under the terms of the agreement, the plant's output,
primarily into new tire, tube and mechanical goods pro¬
also be exported to countries in Eastern Europe and
go
Africa.—V.
$0.72
4.21
3-for-l stock split and 2% stock dividend in 1959, and
%W■
—
Average
k,i
)•' f).T4
■
4,546,447
4,521,624
end
shares out at year
♦Number of
i
i
will
which
1,382,522
$190,198,753
Division
Specialties
H
in
Co.
Reclaiming
Rubber
S.
hydrocarbon.
;i
|!
U.
by
interested
are
$12,788,869 $10,443,740
173,466,036 77,166,859
Division
Chemical
Rocket
with
expanded
and 1958 are set forth in the
I
plant
a
..
sales *
3SJct)
the construction at Natanya of
American company will supervise
The
compared with $0.72
reported at $1.22 per share as
earnings were
share for 1958.
1
Financial highlights for the years 1959
per
Sales
—V.
——
191, p. 950.
66,959,068
$
73,475,675
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$
$
188,218,937 182,492,556
Volume
191
Number 5945
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(1819)
51
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STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
iy
t.n
r';?
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
n
sr.;/
I >4
Mi,d
!'•"
&
ARIZONA
a,
;
-
Dated April 1, 1960. Due on April
1 from 1961 to 2000 inclusive. In¬
terest A-O. Legality approved
'fi
Glendale, Ariz.
Bond Offering—Elton A.
m
City
until
will I receive
Clerk,
bids
7:30
1960
1960.
1,
Dated
Sept.
on
March
^
CALIFORNIA
Bond Sale—The
bonds offered
$275,000 school
April 18—v. 191,
on
1370—were awarded
p.
dicate
composed
to
the
of
a
syn¬
Bank
of
.
1970
inclusive.
Principal
and interest ;(JrJ) payable at the
A County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity aproved ; by Gust, Rosenfeld,
-
■
Divelbess
a
nix.
•
&
Robinette, of Phoe-
•
•
&
Phoenix, Ariz.
Offering—John
.Bond
<4
liams,
Wil¬
Finance
ceive
-for
L.
,
Director, will re¬
until May
17
.purchase
of
$9,000,000
sealed
the
"
water
bids
bonds.
revenue
America
101.38,
Sale
school
building bonds offered
April
18—v.. 191,
on
"
awarded to
"Halsey,
& Co. Inc., and
Brothers,,"' at a;, price. of
par, ,a
net
3.69%,
'
as
$980,000
interest- cost
5s.
1,960,000
245,000
715,000
' / A
Due
on
cia
were,
>
8c
follows:
as
Co.;
Blair
&
June
1
Smith,
•
Barney
Inc.; Horn-
Co.,
&
ston -&
Co.; Ira
Co.;
Rowles, Win¬
George K. Baum &
Co.;
Co.; McMaster, Hutchinson & Co.;
First of Arizona Co., and
Granger
&
On
A
Arizona
^
awarded
to
*
i.
vAA
'try'..-*'
'
'
"
.
Yavapai County School District
..Offering
—
Dorothy
v
...
were
from
B.
of
(MST) on April
purchase of $137,000
obligation school bonds.
the
1, 1960.
1961
to
Due
1969
on
able at the
July
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
pay¬
County Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved by Gust,
Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette,
of Phoenix. "
•
as
and
on
Sept. 1
1984 inclusive.
4s.
on
Sept. 1,
>
S'v
Blair
&
&
Co., Fahne&
Co.,
First
Cleveland
First
National Bank,
in
stock
Corp.,
Dallas: J. A. Hogle & Co., Indus¬
trial
National
Bank, of Provi¬
dence;
K aim, an
&
Co., Inc.;
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Na¬
tional Bank of Commerce, Seattle;
New
York
Hanseatic
City Bank, Chase
both of New
Bank,
Blyth
York;
Co., Inc., First
Boston Corp., Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc., Harris Trust & Savings
&
Bank, of Chicago; Kuhn, Loeb &
Co., Wells Fargo Bank American
Trust
of San Francisco; Se¬
curity-First National Bank of Los
Co.,
California Bank, of Los
Glore, Forgan & Co.,
&
Co.,
CrockerNational
Bank,
of
San
J.
,
Devine
Anglo
Francisco;
Goldman,
R. H. Moulton & Co.,
Sachs & Co., Eastman
Dillon,
Union Securities & Co.,
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith, Dean Witter & Co., Weeden
Merrill
& Co.
Portland;
Bank, of
curities
mann
Bank
of
Seattle-First
Oregon,
National
Seattle; Equitable Se¬
Corporation,
L a z a r d,
&
Co., Reynolds & Co.,
Barth &
&
William
blower
Co., Ladenburg, Thal-
Co., John Nuveen & Co.,
R. Staats & Co., Horn&
Weeks, Wertheim &
Co., Hayden, Stone & Co., A. C.
Allyn & Co., Inc., James A. An¬
drews
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs
Co., Johnston, Lemon & Co.,
Lucas, Eisen 8c Waeckerle, Inc.,
8c Co., and J. S. Strauss &
Co.,
jointly, at a price of 100.116, a net
McDonnell & Co., Mead, Miller
Co., William S. Morris & Co.,
follows:
Poole &
J.
Co., Prescott & Co., Irving
&
Co., Rotan, Mosle &
Seattle
Trust
&
Savings
Rice
Co.,
Bank, of Seattle; Stifel, Nicolaus
& Co., Sweney
Cartwright & Co.,
Westheimer
8c
Co.,
Bache &
Co.,
Bacon, Whipple & Co.
Robert
L.
Whittaker & Co.
Templeton, National
Washington,
Tacoma;
Showers
8c
Bank
of
Nongard,
Schaffer,
Blunt Ellis & Simmons, Boatmen's
National
Bank, of St. Louis.
Brush,
Slocumb
& Co., Julien
Davis, Skaggs &
Co., Elwprthy & Co., (Field, Rich¬
ards & Co.; First National Bank
&
Co.,
M.
&
Walter
Stokes 8c
&
Co.,
Green,
Ellis
&
E.
A.
&
Masten
&
Co.,
Edgemont), Calif.
Bond
Sale—The
obligation
bonds
1
of San
Minneapolis; Russ
&
Co., Sterne, Agee & Leach,
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley & Co.,
M. B. Vick & Co., Bosworth, Sul¬
livan
&
Co., Burns, Corbett &
Pickard, Inc., John W. Clarke &
Co.
on
$500,000 gen¬
1960, series
April 14—v.
awarded to The
N.
Francisco.
McCormick
tional Bank, of
T.
&
A.,
S.
El Cerrito, Calif.
Bond
Sale
The
—
improvement
April 18—v.
$750,000 city
offered
on
bonds
1714—were
awarded to a group composed of
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Security-First
National
Bank, of Los Angeles;
191,
Co., and William
R. Staats & Co., as 5s, 3V2S and
3%s, at a price of 100.013, a net
interest
cost
about
of
3.78%.
El Monte, Calif.
Sale —The
Bond
street
$150,000
off-
of North
Folger,
—v.
to
191,
awarded
1482—were
First
The
Trust
p.
Western
Bank
&
Corp.,
Janney, Dulles & Battles, Inc.,
Provident
Bank, of Cincinnati;
Francisco, and
Hill Richards & Co., jointly, at a
price of 100.188, a net interest cost
of about 3.97%, as follows:
Rockland-Atlas National Bank,
$40,000
Inc.,
Interstate
Boston;
Securities
Rodman
8c
of
Renshaw,
Stein Bros. 8c Boyce, Stern, Frank,
Mayer &
Fox,
Stranahan,
Co., Stubbs, Watkins & Lombardo, Inc., Talmage & Co., Wulf,
Hansen & Co., Ray Allen, Olson
&
Beaumont,
Inc.,
George
K.
Baum & Co., Allan Blair & Co.,
Fred
D.
Blake
8c
Co., Blewer,
Glynn & Co., Edward L. Burton
&
Co.,
City
National Bank
&
Trust Co., of Chicago; Cooley &
Co., Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.,
Cumberland Securities Corp., R. J.
Edwards,
Inc.,
Farwell,
Chap¬
&
Co., First of Arizona Co.,
Hannaford & Talbot, Harkness &
Hill, Inc.
man
,
Horner, Barksdale 8c Co., How¬
Co., of San
5s.
as
from
55,000
1961
55,000
4s.
1974
April
on
1
1964 inclusive.
to
Due
1965 to
as
from
Due
33/4s.
as
from
Harris
&
June 1 from
on
33As.
as
Due
June
on
285,000
3Mjs.
as
Due
1,
June
on
1
from 1967 to 1976 inclusive.
120,000
33/4s.
as
1977
Due
on
1980
to
inclusive.
June
1;
Palm Springs, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $1,550,000 sewer ;
bonds offered on April 13—v.
191,
.
p.
1163—were awarded to
a
syn¬
dicate composed of the SecurityFirst National Bank, of Los An¬
geles ; John Nuveen & Co.; Tay¬
lor &
Co.; Weeden & Co., and
Storz-Wachob-Bender Co., at a
price of 100.052, a net interest
cost of
about
as
1961
to
100,000
as
1972
Due
1971
1974
as
Is.
*ll
May 1 from
Due
May
lj
May
on
I
1973.
4s. ' Due
as
.from
follows:
as
on
inclusive.
3%s.
and
940,000
60,000
3.98%,
6s.
to
on
1989
Due
inclusive.
May 1, 1990.
on
Rancho Santa Fe Sanitation Dist.,
San Diego County, Calif.
Bond_ Offering — R. B. James,
County Clerk, will receive sealed*
bids at .his office in San Diego,
until 10:30
a.m. (CDST) on May 3 \
purchase of $145,000 gen->
obligation sanitation bonds.
for the
eral
Dated June 1, 1960. Due on June
1
from
1961 Ho
1981
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
County Treasurer's of-,
ffce* Legality approved by O'Melveny & Myers, of Los Angeles.
able at the
Reed Union School District, Marin
Bond Sale —The $23,000 school
1956, series D bonds offered on
April 12—v. 191, p. 1611—were
awarded to Shearson, Hammill &
Co.
v:,/;/,
•
Summerland
Sanitary District,
Barbara County, Calif.
Santa
Bond
Sale—The $104,000 elec-y
1957, series 2 bonds offered
on
April 12 — v. 191, p. 1611 —
were awarded to Taylor & Co.
•Torrance Unified School District,
Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
vig,
County
bids
sealed
Clerk,
at
receive
will
office
his
in
Los
Angeles, until 9 a.m. (CDST) on
May 10 for the purchase of $560,000 school, series C bonds. Dated
June 1, 1960. Due on June 1 from1961 to 1980 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
parking,
election 1956,
series 3 bonds offered on April 11
Carolina, Charlottesville,
Nolan, Fleming-W. B.
Hibbs & Co., Foster & Marshall,
Harrington & Co., Hooker 8c Fay,
Due
1965 inclusive.
1966.
p.
R. H. Moulton &
&
as
tion
*.
DeHaven
& Townsend, Crouter
Bodine, Dewar, Robertson &
Pancoast, Clement A. Evans &
Co., First Union National Bank
3.65%,
sewer
offered
Co., Merrill, Turben & Co., The
Milwaukee Company, Newburger,
Loeb
&
Co., Northwestern Na¬
about
County, Calif.
Edgemont Community Services
District (P. O. 21724 Dracea Ave.,
191, p. 1611—were
Bank of America
&
25,000
to
Fricke & French.
eral
Co., Frantz Hutchinson & Co.,
5s.
as
1961
Harold
Co., Thornton,
Farish, Wagenseller &
Durst, Inc„ Weil, Roth & Irving
Co., C. N. White & Co., Doll 8c
Isphording, Inc., First Securities
Company of Kansas, Sutro Bros.
& Co., Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger,
and> Woodcock,
Moyer,
Mohr
Union Securities Co., Inc., Dittmar
& Co., Inc., Dreyfus & Co., Ellis
Ginther
Co.,
Co., Tuller & Zucker,
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co., War¬
ren
W. York & Co., Continental
Bank & Trust Co., of Salt Lake
City; Eddleman, Pollok & Fosdick, Inc., Ferris & Co., Jones,
Cosgrove & Miller, Kay, Richards
& Co., Mid-South Securities Co.,
Moroney, Beissner & Co.
Co., Courts & Co.,
&
Co., Inc., Dallas
Dain
Necker
S. Stewart &
Boettcher &
J.
of
■;
$450,000
Murray, Inc.
&
Co.,
R. D. White & Co., J. R. Williston
& Beane, Robert Winthrop & Co.,
$70,000
cost
from
Co., Arnold
& Crane, Austin, Hart &
Parvin,
Breed
&
Harrison, Inc., Clark,
Landstreet & Kirkpatrick, First
National
Bank
&
Trust Co.,
of
Oklahoma City; Hattier & Sanford, Investment Corporation of
Norfolk,
Johnson,
Lane,
Space
Corp., W. L. Lyons 8c Co., Mag¬
nus
&
Co., Mitchum, Jones &
Penington, Colket & Co., Peo¬
ples National Bank, of Charlottes¬
ville; Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern,
Inc.,
Rambo,
Close
&
Kerner,
Co., Van Alstyne, Noel &
interest
Arthur L. Wright &
Corp., The
Ohio Company, Rauscher, Pierce
&
Co., Inc., Republic National
Bank, of Dallas; Robinson-Hum¬
phrey Co., Inc., Shuman, Agnew
Anderson, Laird, Bissell & Meeds,
A.
G.
Becker
&
Co., Branch
Banking & Trust Co., of Wilson;
Clark,
Dodge
&
Co.,
Fidelity
Arkansas State Teachers College
Union
Trust
Co.,
of
Newark;
(P. O. Conway), Ark.
Gregory & Sons, E. F. Hutton &
Bond Offering—Silas D. Snow, Co., Roosevelt & Cross, Shearson,
President, will receive sealed bids Hammill & Co., Stone & Young¬
until.: 10 a.m. (CST). on May 6 berg,; Taylor & Co., B. J.- Van
for the purcha s e of
$1,090,000 Ingen & Co., Inc., Adams, McEntee
dormitory revenue,,1960 bonds. & Co., Inc., Barr Brothers & Co.,
.
ARKANSAS
William
ard,
&
&
Due
1986.
First National
Freres
1
33/4S. Due
as
1973 to
Manhattan
J.
general
Brooks
I.
Collins
follows:
as
25
Dated June
Co.,
L.
A., of San Fran¬
Other members of the syndicate
bids until 2 p.m.
for
&
Co.,
1968 to 1972 inclusive.
First National
Manton, Clerk of the Board
Supervisors, will receive sealed
>
Wheat
bonds offered
2,400,000
No. 28 (P. O. Prescott), Ariz.
A, Bond
were
Amer-
Angeles;
Refsnes, Ely, Beck &
Co,
S.
—
of
Co., Wood,
Anderson
&
school
W
13,100,000
C.
Bond Sale—The $80,000 general
obligation .-school /*, bonds offered
on
April 18—v. 191, p. 1714—were
"
&
1482
Bank
Angeles,
Pinal County, Picacho School
District No. 33 (P. O. Florence),
'
p.
The
&
Co.,
A.
M.
Kidder
&
Co., Lawson,
Levy, Williams & Stern, Irving
Lundborg & Co., Mason-Hagan,
Inc., F. S. Smithers & Co., J. C.
6s, 43As and 4V4S.
as
1985
Haupt & Co.; R. H. Moulton &
Co.; McCormick & Co.; William
Staats
T.
191,
v.
to
from
1,
June
on
blower & Weeks; Bache &
R.
—
&
$25,000,000 of
Memphis,
Fort
Worth
Na¬
building and aid, se4 tional
Bank, of Fort Worth; J.;B.
on April
19 Hanauer &
Co., Chester Harris
—v.
191, p. 1611—were awarded 8c
Co., Hayden, Miller &
Co.,
to a syndicate headed by the Bank
Lyons & Shafto, Inc., McDonald
of America N. T. & S. A., of San
& Co., Mercantile National Bank
Francisco, at a price of 100.05, a at
Dallas, Wm. J. Mericka & Co.,
net interest cost of about
3.83%, Model, Roland & Stone, Mullaney,
as follows:
Wells &
Co., Park, Ryan, Inc.,
$4,900,000 as 5s. Due on Sept. 1 Seasongood & Mayer, Stern, Lauer
from 1962 to 1967 inclusive.
& Co., Henry G. Wells & Co., Inc.,
4,600,000 as 3V2S. Due on Sept. 1 White-Phillips Co.
ries
Other members of the
syndicate
V,1
N.
State
from 1974 to.; 1980 inclusive.
A,\
-
6
from
Due
T.
as
Bond Sale—The $116,000 water
sewer
bonds
offered
on
A
-
3.70s.
as
1
June 1
on
of
and
1972 inclusive.-
3.60s.
as
:
June
on
Due
1965 to
1973.
about
A
1964 inclusive.
3%s.
as
■
Due
1961 to
from
of
follows:1as
from
'Av
syndicate, headed by
a
Stuart
Lehman
.
1482—were
p.
Bank
Community Services Dist.,
County, Calif.
awarded
Walker
,
TheA$4,900,000
—
The
Santa Barbara
April
H.
Strudwick, Brown Bros. Harriman
&'Co., A. G. Edwards & Sons,
California (State of)
Bond Sale —The
County School Districts
(P. O. Tucson), Ariz.
Bond
to
& S. A., of San
41/4S, at a price of
basis of about 4.10%.
a
Buellton
cisco,
-'y
N.
Francisco,
Pima
1
awarded
were
//■■
^•,1
G.
Struthers
Youngberg; I. L. Brooks
Navajo County School District
Securities Co., and C. N. White &
No. 16 (P. O. Lakeside), Ariz.
Co., as 4Y4s, at a price of 100.061,
Bond
Offering — Dorothy
J. a basis of about 4.33%.
Leavitt, Clerk of the Board of;
Bonita Unified School
District,
Supervisors, »will /receive r. sealed
Los Angeles
bids until 4 p.m. (MST) on May
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 elec¬
2 for the purchase of $28,000 gen¬
tion 1959, series A bonds offered
eral obligation serial bonds. Dated
on
June 1, 1960. Due on July 1 from
April 12 — v. 191, p. 1267 —
to
Cleveland; Wm. E.. Pollock &
Inc.,
Trust
Company
of
Georgia, Atlanta, Wachovia Bank
& Trust Co., of Winston-Salem.
County, Calif.
/
1962
of
Aptos School District, Santa CruM
Stone
ft 1/
Co., First Southwest Co., Ira
Haupt & Co., National City Bank,
Co.,
&
\
.
Townsend, of Little
A
Robinette, of Phoe¬ America N. T. & S. A., of San
Dean Witter
&
Co.;
\.y
'; V' -'.y AA" Francisco;
Divelbess
.
&
Rock.
1970
to
and interest
nix.
:
from
1
inclusive. Principal
(M-S) payable at the
City Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Gust, Rosenfeld,
1961
13
p.m.
bonds.
Due
Townsend
sealed
(MST) on
April 26 for the purchase of $160,000 street and highway improve¬
ment
by
Kirby,
Coffin & Burr, Inc., F. W. Craigie
&
to
1
inclusive.
1973
Due
April
on
April
on
1978
1
inclusive.
Valley View School District,
Placer County, Calif.
Bond
Offering
County
macher,
ceive
sealed
L.
—
Clerk,
bids
at
his
Auburn, until 10 a.m.
Rechen-
will
re¬
office
(CDST)
in
on
May 3 for the purchase of $26,000
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1960.
school
Due
on
May 1 from 1961 to 1979
Principal and interest
inclusive.
payable
(M-N)
Treasurer's
at
office.
the
County
Legality
ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Marysville School District,
Yuba County, Calif.
Bond
Sale—The $380,000 school
building bonds offered
191,
—v.
p.
on
1714—were
April 18
awarded
to the Bank of America N.T.&S.A.
San
of
Francisco.
cisco.
Dated
April 1
sive.
Ventura
on
April
were
1960.
A-O.
Due
on
to 1979 inclu¬
Legality ap¬
by
Orrick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San,
Francisco.
CONNECTICUT
County, Calif.
Sale—The
building,
1,
1961
proved
Oxnard School District,
Bond
May
from
Interest
series
19—v.
$500,000 school
B bonds offered.
awarded .to
191,
p.
Glore,
1482—
Forgan
Southbury (P. O. Newton), Conn.
Bond Offering—Robert E. EhrTown Treasurer, will resealed
bidsuntil .noon
hardt,
ceive
,
lit
m
52
ft
(EDST)
ii>u
xft
•
•y
April 26 for the pur¬
school
1960
on
of
chase
$445,000
bonds. Dated May
1, 1960. Due on
May 1 from 1961 to 1978 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
the
Connecticut
National Bank,
■
\ ,f>i
W.
witf
(EDST) on
be received until noon
May 4 for the purchase of $133,410,000 local agencies new housing
ii
bonds.
i'W>
;
FLORIDA
Vl,y
,M<IV
Bond
Offering
Bond
City
Corns,
will
until
bids
B.
re¬
the
for
2
p.m.
Y
,f
j|./ •'
Fenner &
Washington, Ind.
Fla.
Sale—The
$225,000
general improvement revenue cer¬
offered
on
April 12—v.
and
'tfj
Inc., jointly, at
V-t
net
interest
price of 97.00, a
about 4.72%,
a
of
cost
$34,000
4V2s. Due
as
on
cost of about 4.18%.
Jan. 1 from
79,000
'Vn|M
}
4V2S. Due on Jan. 1 from
as
1976 to 1984 inclusive.
/'
•]
Bond Sale—The
,>>>'
ii tn
1
as
Certificate Offering
M
f .V,f
V /'■ •'
hyl
■'
M'f'1
"
}'.»W
electric
Jan.
}. Kfi
J: 'nil V
Dated
V'MliV/
Callable
from
1
Due on July
1, 1960.
1962
inclusive.
1980
to
of Jan. 1,
1970. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
at the City Treasurer's office. Le¬
,W'{
m
as
gality
approved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
:W
New
York
City.
4
obligation
April
fv,(4!
1959
14—v.
awarded
to
$650,000 special
bonds offered on
191,
a
J482—were
p.a
group
composed of
Goodbody & Co., Herbert J. Evans
& Co., Herbert J. Sims & Co., and
Arch
W.
Roberts, with interest
>1
Sltl
rates
M'V'*
ranging from 2%% to 4%, at
price of 97.00, a net interest cost
a
•
of about 3.98%.
ILLINOIS
! n>, i
•
Rochelle, III.
*>>
I SI ■
>■
UiH<
Bond
1612—were awarded to Barcus,
VV.;; >!
p.
}'
ft
Kindred
&
Co., and McDougal &
Jti'/'i-
'
Condon,
98.115,
},y.. j
•
V
■
3.97%,
|>i; ■})
itVfiA
at
price
a
of
as
33/4S.
Due
100,000
as
3.80s.
Due
May
on
1,
vt;h=J
'
Mi
200,000
>'
3.85s.
Due
on
May 1,
1975 and 1976.
,
250,00
•fife
St. Clair
•
t
Hit
ft
as
3.90s.
,
Due
May
on
1
1977 and 1978.
Belleville), III.
school
was
building bonds
4%s and 4%s, at
a
on
April 11
sold to G. H. Walker & Co., as
a
price of 100.016,
sealed
Bank
and
cipal
Department,
111
Franklin
1961
awarded
&
Conners
Robert L.
to
Palmer &
and j
Westheimer
&
Co.,
jointly, as 33/4s and 4s, at a price
of 100.01, a basis of about 3.98%.
Co.,
Bardstown, Ky.
Bond
and
Sale—The
$190,000 water
offered
bonds
1960
revenue
April 5—v. 191,
p.
and Bankers Bond
Co., jointly, as
3%s and 4s, at a price of 100.008,
a net interest cost of about 3.91%.
Bond
Sale—The
$90,000 school
building bonds offered on April 11
—v.
191, p. 1612—were awarded
to
Vieth, Duncan
43/4s and 4x/2s.
&
Wood, Inc.,
to
27 for
school
bonds.
June 1
1980 inclusive. Prin¬
Dodge, of Boston.
Street* Flora), Ind.
Bond
Merchants
the
to
of Boston,
National
Bank,
and National Shawmut
Offering—Don
R.
Mitch¬
Deposit and Trust Co., 100
Franklin Street, Boston, until 11
purchase
April 26 for the
on
bonds,
$83,000
of
Massachusetts Turnpike
Authority,
winter
Crowley, La.
Sale
acquisition
land
May
on
Dated
May
421
compared
to
$422,287
1961
to
1483—were awarded to Barrow,
p.
Leary & Co.
Commercial
March,
No. 4 (P. O.
passenger
2.4%
Winnsboro), La.
vehicle
revenue
in
increased 19.8% but
vehicle revenue was off
1960
from
a
ago.
year
Deposit
and
Legality
Boston.
:
Gray,
Principal
the Boston
Trust Co., in
approved
by
Coolidge
Best,
&
Rugg, of Boston.
$1,000,000 temporary loan notes offered
on April 13 was sold to The Newton-Waltham Bank & Trust Co.,
Peel, Su¬
Schools, will re¬
March 31, 1960, net
,
As
Lafayette, La.
Certificate
Offering—Curtis
Rodemacher, City Clerk, will
(CS)
of
sealed
on
until
bids
10
A.
re¬
a.m.
May 17 for the purchase
paving
$449,394
Due from
1961 to
certificates.
1975
inclusive.
result
a
Offering
City
sealed
month-to-month
May
$300,000
bonds.
Mae
will
receive
(CST)
20 for the purchase of
public
improvement
on
until
Due
from
11
a.m.
1961
covered 120.9%
ended
March
continuing
in
»
,
Bond
31, 1960.
sewerage
public
on
im¬
April
13—v. 191, p. 1371—were awarded
Scharff
&
Jones,
Company,
Department, Second
11.30
for
Due
on
Dated
1
$380,000
June
from
Principal
April
on
purchase
June
inclusive.
(EDST)
of
a.m.
the
bonds.
sewer
1961
1,
able
M.
re¬
bids
c/o
the
First
inclusive. Call¬
1989
of June
as
on
1970. Principal
1,
and interest
bank
(J-D) payable at any
trust company designated
or
&
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
Leslie, Mich.
Sale—The
Bond
assessment
offered
on
$31,000 special
sewer bonds
April 6—v. 191, p. 1269
<
sanitary
awarded
—were
&
Moore
Co.,
McDonald-
to
4%s arid 4s.
as
(P. O. 2400 East Lakeside Rd.,
Erie), Mich.
Sale —The
Bond
bonds offered
$2,025,000
April 19—v. 191,
on
1613—were awarded to a syn¬
headed by the First of
p.
Michigan Corp.,
3V2S.
5s, 4%s, 4V2S,.
as
4%s and
Other
cate
were
&
veen
the
of
members
Co.;
J.
B.
syndi¬
John
follows:
as
Nu-
Ingen
Van
&
Co.; Kenower, MacArthur & Co.;
Stranahan, Harris & Co.; McDon¬
cells
&
&
Burns,
Corbett'
^
Montague Public Schools District
No. 2, Mich.
'
Note Offering—Olive R. Tardiff,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
4 p.m. (EST) on April 25 for
the purchase of $25,000 tax antici¬
pation notes. Dated April 15, 1960.
til
Due
Jan.
30, 1961. Principal
payable at any bank
company
designated by,
on
and interest
trust
successful bidder.
the
Oakland County (P. O.
Pontiac), j
Michigan
Bond
Sale—The $370,000
disposal
sewage
bonds
offered
system
M.S.U.-
revenue'
April 5—v. 191,
awarded to The
on
1372—were
p.
J. F. Pritchard Co.
(P. O. Grand
Paris Township
1970
Rapids), Mich.
interest
and
and
Co.,
Pickard, Inc.
1960.
to
payable at the State Street Bank
and
Trust Company,
in Boston.
|
Offering—Sydney Vander
Bond
Galien,» Township
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
ceive
Boston.
Clerk;
will 're¬
of $62,000
•/■■■•
-r,
■
sealed
(EST)
on
main
MICHIGAN
Due
Sale—The
Note
offered
on
$225,000 school
April 12—v. 191,
1613—were awarded to the Al¬
pena
Savings Bank, of Alpena.
Bridgeport Community Sch. Dist.,
Michigan
Bond
Offering—G.
Lee
Guen-
ther, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receivd sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EDST) on May 17
for
the
purchase
of
$2,200,000
school
site and
building bonds.
March
until
bids
8
p.m.'
Mav 3 for the purchase
special assessment water
Dated May 1, 1960.
May 1 from 1961 to 1970
bonds.
on
inclusive.
Alpena School District, Mich.
p.
L y d i a
—
to
1962
from
Trust
and
Floor, 111 Franklin Street, Boston,
notes
Methuen, Mass.
Offering
sealed
Bank
Municipal
Everett.
ceive
sealed
until
un¬
May 3 for the
purchase
of
$1,585,000
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1960. Due on June 1
(EST)
Principal
and
interest
bank or
trust company designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
(M-N)
payable
proved
by Miller,
dock
&
at
any
Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
Port Huron
Building Authority,
Michigan
Bond
Hitchings, Secretary,
sealed
on
until
bids
April
„
Offerin g—Arthur
26
for
11
the
W.
will receive
a.m.
(EST)
purchase
of
$215,000 series III revenue bonds.
Dated
from
Feb.
1, 1963. Due on Oct. 1
1960 to 1978 inclusive.
Prin¬
National Bank, of Boston, Munici-
Sale—The $53,000 general
obligation
ceive
Street
for the 12 months
$500,000
tax anticipation notes offered on
April 14 was sold to The Middle¬
sex
County
National
Bank, of
Bond
Treasurer,' will re¬
bids (c/o the State
Town
improvement
Sale—An issue of
1980
to
inclusive.
to
Secretary of the Board of Educa-
or
Offering—Robert C. Hag-
opian,
earnings, interest charges on the
funded debt, after operating ex¬
penses
and
maintenance,
were
Note
Willie
—
Clerk,
bids
the
of
Medford, Mass.
New Iberia, La.
Bond
Watertown, Mass.
Bond
For the 12 months'
period ended
earnings, after
operating expenses and mainte¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
8
a.m.
nance, available for interest
(CST) on May 13 for the pur¬
charges were $9,539,327, an in¬
chase of $95,000 school bonds.
crease of $1,776,308, lor 22.8% over
Due from 1962 to 1968 inclusive.
a comparable period a year ago.
ceive
Harper Creek Community School
District, Mich.
Bond Offering—Lynn N. Davis,
ald-Moore & Co.; Charles A. Par-
issue of
Sale—An
Note
26
Bond Offering—M. D.
Stone,
dicated
and interest payable at
the
in
&
,
1960.
1,
bonds.
from
1
1965 inclusive.
The
—
Miller Canfield, Pad¬
of Detroit.
by
proved
inclusive.
charges amounted to $451,-
$200,000 same month last year, an increase
street
paving, series A certifi¬ of 6.9%. Monthly interest charges
cates offered on April 12—v. 191, are $657,250.
Certificate
company
successful
Due
1971
Waltham, Mass.
spite of se¬
weather
conditions,
Gain—In
at any bank orY
designated by the
bidder.
Legality ap¬
payable
(J-J)
Mason Consolidated School District
$57,000 police station bonds.
on
May 1 from 1961 to
Massachusetts
Earnings
>
as
follows:
Safe
Due
1, 1960.
1 from 1961 to 1978 in¬
Principal and interest
July
trust
and
-
$96,000
Dated April
will
Safe
(EDST)
-
limited
bonds.
E.
William
—
Treasurer,
receive sealed bids c/o the Boston
Ropes,
Bank, of Boston, jointly.
terest
provement bonds offered
ell, Secretary of the School Board,
Town
Due
$1,000,000.. tax
anticipation notes offered on April
12—v. 191, p. 1612—were awarded
Sale—The $165,000
Louisiana
Carroll Consolidated School Corpo¬
ration (P. O. 5 West Walnut
Offering
26,000
County (P. O. Irvine), Ky.
Bond
Simmesport Sewerage Dist. No. 1,
INDIANA
»
Bond
Downing,
a.m.
of
building
purchase
the
site
Paddock
the Authority reports
total rev-,
school enues of $814,091 for the month of
building bonds offered on April 14 March, as compared with $777,353 of Waltham.
—v.
191, p. 1612—were awarded reported in the same month a
Dated April 13, 1960.
Due on
to Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner year ago. Operating expenses and
Nov. 2, 1960. Principal and inter¬
were
$362,670,
up
& Smith Inc., as 4%s and 43/4s, maintenance
est payable at the National Shaw¬
at a price of par, a net interest $7,604 from a year ago, due prin¬
mut
Bank, of Boston. Legality
cipally to
extra snow
removal
cost of about 4.60%.
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
costs in the March blizzard.
The
balance available for in¬ Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
LOUISIANA
Estill
for
^6
school
approved
Sudbury, Mass.
Floor,
Second
Street, Boston, until
Ellen
Wygant, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on April
by the successful bidder. Legality
State Street
Dietrich, Town Treasurer, will
as
price of 100.158, a basis
a
of about 2.83%.
.Note, Sater-The
vere
Ellis,
Illinois
2.90s, at
Fall River, Mass.
-
net interest cost of about 4.41%.
Vermillion County, Muncie School
District No. 130 (P. O. Danville),
re¬
Trust Company, Muni¬
a.m.
from
H.
c e
cipal and interest payable at the
school State
Street
Bank
and
Trust
bonds offered Company, in Boston. Legality ap¬
April 12—v. 191, p. 1612—were proved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
on
1600 Duncan
Bond Sale—An issue of $120,000
m
i
revenue
County School District
No. 116 (P. O.
«
}))'«?
$125,000 pave¬
sidewalk bonds offered
and
ment
School District
(P. O. Mears), Mich.
Bond
Offering — Cora
Sale—The $170,000
building
perintendent of
as
r
Lawrenceburg), Ky.
Bond
1,
1974.
1
County (P. O.
Franklin Parish School District
May
on
1973.
f\?
Wv
-
follows:
as
$100,000
'."•U
I
jointly,
net interest cost of about
a
Salem, Mass.
Sale—The
Bond
Branch
The
to
Golden Community
til 8 p.m.
April 14—v. 191, p. 1612—were
awarded to C. J. Devine & Co., as
(EDST) on April
the
purchase of $996,000
project loan, act of 1948
Dated June 1, 1960. Due on
Sale—The
$650,000 elec¬
tric light 1960 revenue, series A
bonds offered on April 11—v. 191,
bids c/o
ceive
11
1483-—were
awarded to J. B. Hilliard & Son,
Bond Sale—The
!%\]
Anderson
on
Sarasota, Fla.
ii
National
First
KENTUCKY
certificates.
1960
revenue
The
to
Bank, of Hays.
Earle E.
—
Jones,
Secretary
of
the
City
Commission, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on May 10
for
the
purchase of $30,000,000
i]
$68,000 sanitary
April 14—v. 191, p. 1612—were
on
Jacksonville, Fla.
,f
Duxbury, Mass.
Offering—M a u
awarded
—were
tion* will receive sealed bids
of
April 11 was sold to The First
National Bank, of Boston.
Bond
improvement bonds offered
awarded
4.70s. Due on Jan.
from 1985 to 1990 inclusive.
77,000
an¬
National
Rockland-Atlas
The
to
$1,000,anticipation notes offered
tax
$500,000 tax
Bank, of Boston.
Shirley, Town Treasurer, will
Hays, Kans.
sewer
■
000
issue
Note Sale—The
$40,500 sanitary
special assessment bonds of¬
April 11—v. 191, p. 1613
on
dock
Taunton, Mass.
ticipation notes offered on April
18—v. 191, p. 1716—were awarded
on
KANSAS
4y4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
as
anticipation notes offered on
April 14 was sold to The Arling¬
ton Trust Co., of Lawrence.
on
1970 to 1975 inclusive.
'•
Shearson, Hammill
and
Co., jointly, as 5s and 4Vss, at a
price of 101.5315, a net interest
1961 to 1969 inclusive.
35,000
tax
.
Brookline, Mass.
Sale—An
fered
clusive.
Sale—An issue of $300,000
Note
Sale—An issue of $600,000
Note
sewer
on
anticipation notes offered on
April 11 was sold to The First Na¬
tional Bank, of Boston.
awarded
Co., Inc.,
Prin¬
April 3, 196L
on
North Andover, Mass.
Note Sale—The $500,000 tax an¬
,
<>•(/
Due
Attleboro, Mass.
April 12—v. 191, p. 1371
to A. C. Allyn &
on
Dated May 3,
maintenance notes.
1960.
of
hospital
purchase
the
for
and interest payable at the
Rockland-Atlas National Bank, in
Boston. * ' " < ~ '
'
(
MASSACHUSETTS
follows:
as
) i.
elec¬
&
Stubbs, Watkins & Lombardo,
;
VI
$500,000
26
tuberculosis
$400,000
cipal
tax
tric utility revenue 1960 bonds of¬
fered
—were
V
m
Sale—The
Bond
101, p.
1611—were
awarded to
Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman, Inc.,
/
Orleans.
New
Offering—Sealed bids will
until 11 a.m. (EDST)
April
on
Cold water, Mich.
Bond Sale—The
Savings Bank, of Coldwater, as 4x/4s, at a price of par.
be received
Beverly, Mass.
tificates
5
1,
on
apolis.
Smith, Inc.
Certificate
\ (4,(»
'm MM
V
July
Legality ap¬
by Foley, Cox & Judell,
Note
I
of
as
J-J.
Monday, April 25, 1960
County
Cambridge), Mass.
Note
.
and
payable at the First Na¬
Middlesex County (P. O. East
Fla.
Florida City,
■
Callable
Interest
proved
of
Dated July 1,
Sale—The
Certificate
,
■I
Miller,
C.
C.
$1,000,000
1960.
July 1 from 1962 to 1985
on
.
Bank, of Boston. Legality
approved by Ropes, Gray, Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
of
purchase
bonds.
1970.
May 4 for the pur¬
chase of $186,000 municipal 1960
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1960.
Due
semi-annually from July 1, 1961
(CDST)
—
the Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (CST)
on May
17
of
inclusive.
Controller,
sealed
ceive
Offering
Secretary
.
tional
Louisiana
school
Richard
—
Houma),
to Jan. 1, 1971 inclusive.
Princi¬
ticipation notes offered on April
$138,000 pal and interest (J-J) payable at 12—v. 191, p. 1612—were awarded
the First National Bank, in Elk¬
water revenue certificates offered
to
The
Boston
Safe
Deposit &
hart. Legality approved by Ross,
on April 12—v. 191, p. 1611—were
Trust Co., of Boston.
awarded to Merrill Lynch, Pierce, McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
Cross City,
'fWf
'!
&
Elkhart, Ind.
ijy
I!
Ice
interest
Due
!®:
••IM
1962 to 1980 in¬
Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
July 1 from
by Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Washington, D. C.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
)' i.'W/
i
and
to
Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
Principal
inclusive.
1975
Terrebonne Parish Consolidated
until
(CDST) on April 29 for the
purchase of $200,000 school build¬
ing 1960 bonds. Dated April 1,
1960. Due semi-annually on Jan. 1
Public Housing Administration,
V'
>'
bids
sealed
3 p.m.
proved
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
J ii iV
■
receive
will
clusive.
in Bridgeport.
t ■[>./
jmV'
'I'M')
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(1820)
f
Inc.
Dated
Division,
45
Milk
Street,
Boston, until 11 a.m. (EDST) on
April
29
for
the
purchase
of
payable
Callable as of July 1, 1970. Inter¬ at any bank or trust company des¬
est
J-J.
Legality
approved
by ignated by the successful bidder.
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, Legality approved by Miller, Canof Detroit.
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit
pay
$470,000 water bonds. Dated May
1, 1960. Due on May 1 from 1961
1
from
1961
1, 1960. Due
to
1989
on
July
inclusive.
cipal and interest
(A-O)
Number 5945
Volume 191
1
%
.
.
(1821)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
r
53
V:
s
I
'£ 1
by the First
headed
Corp.,
,
were
successful
,
8
>V
,j
;:V:
proved
Briggs
& Co.,
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Com¬
merce Trust
Co., of Kansas City,
Watling, Lerchen & Co., and H. V.
Sattley & Co., Inc.
.
/
,
Three Rivers,
offered
April
on
awarded
191,
p,
to
Warren, Mich.
Offering
City
Lowe,
Hildegard M.
—
receive
will
Clerk,
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(EST)
May 2 for the purchase of $81,-
000
special
assessment
Due on Oct. 1 from
Principal
April 1, 1960.
1960
inclusive.
1969
to
and interest (A-O)
bank
sanitary
district No. 60 bonds. Dated
sewer
payable at
Sale—The
v.
bonds offered
April 13—
1484—were awarded to
191, p.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
until 2 p.m. (CST) on April
28-for the' purchase of $500,000
building
to
of
Due
bonds.
Dated
on Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
1980
Callable
Feb.
I, 1975. Principal and
payable at any bank or
trust company designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
interest
'
,
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barber,
Marquart & Windhorst, of Minne¬
apolis.
Edgerton, Minn.
Offering — Herman
Bond
Ten
Clerk, will receive
8 p.m.
(CST)
on
April 26 for the purchase of
$74,000 water system bonds. Dated
June 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1 from
1962 to 1982 inclusive. Principal
and interest payable at any bank
or
trust company
designated by
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
proved by Howard, Peterson, LeFevere,
Lefler &
Haertzen, of
Minneapolis.
Cate,
Village
bids
sealed
:c
T=
sealed
receive
bids
brary
April
until
building
18—v.
bonds
191,
The
to
p.
National
Bank, of St. Paul, and Associates.
tary
Lafayette, Minn.
$170,000 sani¬
sewer
improvement bonds
offered
on
1373—were
April
191,
14—v.
awarded
to
a
1964
&
Prescott
4V2s, at
1987
to
Inc., and E. J.
Co., as 4s, 4.30s and
price of par, a net in¬
Moody,
Plymouth, Minn.
Offering—H.
T.
Johnson,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on April
26 for the purchase of $80,000 fire
station building bonds. Dated May
1, 1960. Due on Feb. 1 from 1963
to
1978 inclusive.
Principal and
interest payable at any bank or
trust company designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Howard, Peterson, LeFevere, Lefler & Haertzen, of
Minneapolis.
Rogers, Minn.
Bond
tian,
sealed
bids
Clerk,
until
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8
will
p.m.
Co.,
of
at the State
Street Bank and Trust Company,
in
Principal
inclusive.
approved
Legality
Boston.
,
to
by
Sale—The
Bond
guaranteed
were
&
C.
Cleveland, Miss.
Bond Offering — Dorothy
City
Wilson,
bids until
from
1
June
on
Interest
inclusive.
1961 to
J-D.
1970
Legality
Trauer-
&
basis
NEW JERSEY
(CST)
7:30 p.m.
the purchase of
street improve¬
Dated June 1, 1960.
bonds.
ment
N.
Ahsecon, N. J.
Offering—Burdette Field,
Bond
City
receive sealed
p.m. (EDST) on May
purchase of $290,000
will
Clerk,
bids until 8
for
12
Dated
bonds.
school
Due
the
Dec.
1958.
1,
1960 to
1 from
Dec.
on
and
expenses,
service
debt
March
expenses
provided
as
for
awarded
the
June 1,
Due on June 1 from
1999 inclusive.
Interest
1959.
1960
to
J-D.
Legality approved by Stin-
son,
Mag,
Thomson,
&
McEvers
Fizzell, of Kansas City.
MONTANA
Melstone, Mont.
Bonds
Sold
Not
—
issue
An
of
water system revenue
bonds offered on Feb. 4 was not
$30,000
receive
(EDST);
on
May 4 for the purchase of
$990,500 school bonds. Dated May
1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1 from 1960
resolu¬
period of
Sale —The
Bond
eral
school
—v.
Sale—The $6,000,000 gen¬
obligation
building
limited
bonds offered on April 14—v.
191,
1165—were awarded to a syn¬
by Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities & Co., as 5s and
to
a
Van
offered
bonds
Bond
Offering—Harold
April
on
13
p.
Gordon
Saffin,
&
Sautter, J.
Co., John J.
&
Ryan
terest
a
price of par, a net in¬
cost of about 4.89%.
Other members of the
were
Co.,
A.
C.
Bros.
&
as
Securities
Corp.,
Hutzler, B. J. Van Ingen
Co., Ira Haupt & Co., Boettcher
Co., Gregory & Sons, Commerce
Co., of Kansas City, First
of Michigan Corp., Stern Brothers
&
&
Taylor
Co., Baxter & Co., Hirsch & Co.,
Co., J. A. Hogle & Co.,
Cruttenden,
Podesta
4.58%.
& Co., Bar-
Kindred & Co., Rand & Co.,
Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle, Inc.,
Writer
&
Christensen
receive Peters,
(CS) on Corp., Garrett-Bromfield & Co.,
1970
trict
Bond
Turnpike Authority,
New
Jersey
Legality approved
&
(P. O. Tewksbury), N. J.
Offering—Susan M. Kelt-
ing, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed
(EDST) on May
purchase of $85,000
school bonds. Dated May 1, 1960.
Bondholders — The
Authority reported to bondhold¬
ers
that traffic in the 12 months
Report
to
March
ended
31,
1960, amounted
46,774,697 vehicles, an increase
of 8.5% compared with the same
to
period
a
enues
were
year
earlier.
Toll rev¬
$33,917,587
'
During
a
on
inclusive.
March,
1960,
16,
payable at The Hanover Bank of
New
York
City.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
niack, District Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until 3 p.m.
(EDST) on April 28 for the pur¬
of $221,800 serial building
fire apparatus bonds.
Dated
chase
and
1961
to
and
interest
York
offered
Jersey
on
1485—were
v
Norwich),
'A
New York
ceive
-
until
bids
sealed
Kirk-
will
Treasurer,
County
by,
1
re¬
p.m.
May 4 for the pur¬
county office
building 1960 bonds. Dated May 1,
(EDST)
$785,000
May
Due
1960.
1980
on
of
chase
inclusive.
1 from 1961 to
Principal and in¬
(M-N)
payable
at
the
County National Bank
Company of Norwich.
terest
Chenango
Trust
and
Legality
approved
Delafield
&
Hawkins,
by
Wood, of N. Y. City.
Chester, N. Y.
Bond
Offering
—
George L.
Mapes, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m. (EDST)
April
on
for the purchase of
26
$40,000 water 1960 bonds. Dated
May 1, 1960. Due on May 1 from
1961 to 1973 inclusive. Principal
and
interest
The
Chester
Legality
Chester.
New
at
in
by
(M-N) payable
National Bank,
Delafield
York City.
Hawkins,
approved
& Wood,
of
Clarkstown Valley Cottage Fire
District (P.
O. Valley Cottage),
New York
Bond Sale—The
$16,000 general
obligation fire fighting and appa¬
ratus bonds offered on April 15
—v.
191,
p.
1373—were
awarded
The Nanuet National Bank,
100.062,
as
a
3.80s,
at
York 5), N.
Bond
a
price
of
of
basis of about 3.78%.
Columbia University
$192,000 bonds
April 13—v. 191, p.
awarded
to
The
New
of
.
Chenango County (P. O.
Nanuet,
New
McCarthy,
&
City.
City.
Sale—The
at
Hoyt,
Reed,
by
approved
Washburn
payable
(M-N)
Bank, of Buffalo. Le¬
the Liberty
gality
May 1 from
Principal
on
inclusive.
1979
York
from 3,538,640 in the
month of 1959. Toll revenues,
Due
May 1, 1960.
to
Bond
Pine Ridge Road,
Cheektowaga 11), N. Y.
Offering — Walter Domi-
Bond
Delafield & Wood, of New
(P. O. Little Falls),
&
Cheektowaga, Walden Fire Dist.
No. 2 (P. O. 20
kins,
traffic
(EDST)
bond anticipation notes.
16, 1960. Due on Dec.
1960.
Principal and interest
1
(M-N) payable at the Hunterdon
County Trust Company, in Clif¬
ton.
Legality approved by Haw¬
small decline to 3,462,-
p.m.
3
Dated May
from 1961 to 1977
Principal and interest
May
West Paterson
749 vehicles
same
Due
receive
606,000
the
for
against
$31,096,768.
showed
3
until
bids
Kowal,
will
Comptroller,
inclusive.
1,
of Ramsey.
Offering—Chester
May 4 for the purchase of $3,-
on
bids until 8 p.m.
New Jersey
&
Trust
&
price of 100.131, a basis
syndicate
Allyn & Co., Inc., Salomon
&
a
of about
follows:. John Nuveen
Equitable
4.60s, at
to
Tewksbury Township School Dis¬
Co., Lebenthal & Co., and Herbert
J. Sims & Co., taking $2,098,000, as
Pound Ridge. Legality
by Hawkins, Delafield
York City.
Bond Offering—C. Eugene
Reed,
Hoyt,
Washburn
McCarthy, of New York City.
&
Hanauer
dicate headed
47/8s, at
1961
May
by
B.
p.
and
at the
National
& Wood, of New
sealed
Feuer-
1960. Principal
and
interest
(M-N)
payable at
the First National Bank & Trust
Co.
Westchester
Bank, in
approved
City
Ramsey, N. J.
from
1373—were awarded
syndicate composed of B. J.
Ingen & Co., Inc., Boland,
191,
Principal
payable
(M-N)
Northern
Buffalo, N. Y.
Parsippany), N. J.
Dated
$2,100,000
interest
Note
School District (P. O. Box 52,
Principal
Bond
Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Las Vegas), Nev.
Clark County, County
p.m.
j
1982
(P. O. 1126 McConnell Drive,
Pleasantville), N. J.
2
inclusive.
1974
to
until
bids
sealed
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
Bond Offerin g—George E.
til 8 p.m. (EDST) on May 10 for
Kaiser, Borough Clerk, will re¬
the
purchase of $80,000 school ceive sealed bids until 8:30 p.m.
building-bonds.
Dated June 1, (EDST) on May 3 for the purchase
1958.
Due on June 1 from 1961
of $287,000 bonds, as follows:
to
1970 inclusive.
Principal and
$150,000 water bonds. Due on May
interest
(J-D) payable at the
1 from 1961 to 1976 inclusive.
Hunterton County Trust Company,
124,500 general improvement
in Califon.
Legality approved by
bonds. Due on May 1
from
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
1961 to 1971 inclusive.
New York City.
12,500 local improvement assess¬
ment
bonds. Due on May 1
Mainland Regional High Sch. Dist.
NEVADA
Central School
Kisco),:
District Clerk, will
ford,
Parsippany-Troy Hills Township
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
sold.
YORK
Offering—Donald W. Ko-
Bond
>
$1,385,000 student housing sys¬
tem
1959 revenue bonds.
Dated
'
•
New York
rev¬
stein, Secretary / of the Board of
and interest Education, will receive sealed bids
at the First Na¬ until 8 p.m. (EDST) on May 3 for
Bond Sale—The $50,000 street
tional Bank, in Absecon. Legality the purchase of $1,275,000 school
improvement bonds offered
on approved' by Hawk'ins, Delafield
building bonds. Dated May 1, 1959.
April 12—v. 191, p. 1613—were & Wood, of New York City.
Due on May 1 from 1961 to 1979
awarded
to
The First National
inclusive. Principal and
interest
Lawrence Township School District
Bank, of Memphis, as 3%sj at a
(M-N)
payable ,at the Boonton
(P. O. 2455 Princeton Pike,
price of 100.05, a basis of about
National
Bank,
of
ParsippanyTrenton 8), N. J.
3.48%.
' j'y-f:-:
U:;:AV.KTroy Hills. Legality approved by
Bond Offerin g—Chester A.
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
^ r.
Rosedale, Miss.
~ -y
McKinney, Secretary of the Board New York
Bond ; Offering
City.
Mary B.
of Education, will receive sealed
Chaney, City Clerk, will receive
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on May
Phillipsburg, N. J.
sealed
bids until 9 a.m. v(CST)
17 for the purchase of $1,188,000
Bond Offerin g—Francis B.
on
April 26 for fhe purchase of
general obligation school bonds. Moule, Town Clerk, will receive
$16,000 city, hall honds.. Due from °
Dated April 1, 1960. Due on April
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EDST)
1961 to 1970 inclusive.*,1
from
1962
to
1981
inclusive. on
April 26 for the purchase of
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬ $260,000 redevelopment bonds.
MISSOURI
able
at
the
Trenton
National Dated June
1, 1959. Due on June
Northwest Missouri State College,
Bank, in Trenton. Legality ap¬ 1 from
1961
to
1972
inclusive.
Board of Regents (P.O.
proved by Hawkins, Delafield & Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
Maryville), Mo.
Wood, of New York City.
able at the Phillipsburg National
Bond
Offering — Lugher G.
Bank and Trust Company. Legal¬
Lebanon Township School District
Belcher, Jr., Secretary, will re¬
ity approved by Hawkins, Dela¬
(P. O: Woodglen), N. J.
ceive
sealed bids until 1L a.m.
field & Wood, of New York City.
Bond Offering—John S. Moore,
(CST) on May 5 for the purchase
of
1
and Pound Ridge
payable
(J-D)
E.-
Robert
V-
District No. 2 (P. O. Mount
budgeted operating expenses,
were
$1,325,157 in the 12 months
ended
March
31,
1960
against
1959.
water,
extension-
Bedford, New Castle, North Castle
but
nual
in the similar
\
191, p. 954—were
NEW
extraordi¬
bond
and
The
to
Schweser Co.
from reserve funds
in
8v/;"
series 1960 bonds offered
March 3—v.
on
tion, and not provided in the an¬
$901,551
refunding
revenue,
:
Disbursements
nary
•
to
:
.
Bond Sale—The $275,000
sewer
$30,611,638 compared to
31, 1959.
1,
1961
Grants, N. Mex.
revenue
or
June
1 from
1967 inclusive.
$28,681,545 in the 12 months ended
New York, and
& Co., jointly, as
Devine
J.
operating
of
enues
of
Bank,
receive
will
offered
1373 —
3.20s, at a price of 100.389, a
of about 3.15%.
26 for
special
April
$238,000
Due
Clerk,
$1,000,000 state
bonds
31,
Dated
June
on
was
requirements there remained
20 — v. 191, p.
awarded to The Chase Man¬
hattan
MISSISSIPPI
sewer
March
ended
bonds.
1960. Due
$7,268,129 against $6,400,097 in
year ended March 31, 1959.
After
before
April
on
building
in
sources
the
Portsmouth, N. H.
company
all
$35,081,642.
Budgeted operating costs in the
latest 12-month period amounted
by
Coolidge
Best,
Rugg, of Boston.
Gray,
School District No. 16
miscellaneous income.
previous 12 months,
total income
interest payable
and
cus,
Offering—Chas. L. Chris¬
Village
p.m.
Howard, Peterson, Le
Fevere,
Lefler
Haertzen, of
Minneapolis.
proved
p.
terest cost of about 4.51%.
Bond
8
at any bank
designated by
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
trust
or
group
&
a
the
on
The
income from investments
310
interest payable
and
composed of Kalman & Co., Inc.,
Juran
Trust
&
March,
ing the $33,917,587 from tolls; $2,628,604 from concessions; $1,292,-
of
(EDST)
Due on Feb. 1 from Ropes,
Sale—The
Bond
until
months
12
in
1960, totaled $37,897,767, compris¬
During
on
May 1, 1960.
li¬
offered on
1484—were
First
Bank
year
from
$59,265
April 25 for the pur¬
chase of $409,000 general obliga¬
tion school building bonds. Dated
(CST)
Fergus Falls, Minn.
Bond
Sale—The
$130,000
awarded
8
School
the
fell
experienced.
was
Revenues
April 26 for the
2 p.m.
strike.
the
week-end
purchase of $144,000 bonds. Dated
May 1, 1960. Due on May 1 from
1961 to 1980 inclusive. Principal
inclusive.
bids
May 1, 1960.
School
Natchez, Miss.
Bemidji Independent School
District No. 31, Minn..
Bond Offering — A. C. Gilmer,
as
the
of
by Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
MINNESOTA
school
Department,
Second Floor,
111
Franklin - Street,
Boston,
until
Linton,
Board, will
approved
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
1963
Clerk
storm
F. Per¬
Municipal
Company,
Trust
and
Offering—Warne
Bond
on
improvement
on
to' Broadway
(P. O.
Artesia), N. Mex.
it fell in
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
April.
Also, in March, 1960, a be received until 7.30 p.m. (MST)
major snowstorm affected traffic, on April 27 for the purchase of
while
in
March, 1959, no such $700,000 general obligation school
kins, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids c/o State Street Bank
im¬
District No. 15, Minn.
•
•
$21,500 special
street
assessment
the
of
1959, whereas this
HAMPSHIRE
Bond Offering—Chester
(CST)
purchase of
result
Co.,
Securities
Laconia, N. H.
7:30 p.m.
St. Francis Independent
sealed
West Bloomfield Township (P. O.
Orchard Lake), Mich.
increase
an
Easter
Zahner & Co.
and
any
the successful bidder. Legal¬
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Bond
for
4
trust company designated
or
by
1960
May
on
and 3V2S.
Bond
showed
Co.,
&
,
$1,000,000
sanitary
sewer
provement, series G bonds.
Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, as 3%s
1372—were
Vick
B.
Newman
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until
Mich.
14—v.
M.
Inc.,
Channer
Morgan, of
&
the
Co., Ray Allen, Olsen & Beau¬
mont,
NEW
motor vehicle highway fund bonds
on
by
Roseville, Minn.
Sal e—The $25,000 1959
Bond
&
payable
company
follows: Braun, Bosworth
as
however,
Co., Town-
&
St. Paul.
Co., Inc., John Nuveen
&
Staats
R:
send, Dabney & Tyson, Allan
sewer
at any bank or
designated by the
bidder.
Legality ap¬
trust
Other members of the syndicate
t,
purchase of $80,improvement
Dated June 1, 1960.
sanitary
(J-D)
of Michigan
.
William
the
for
Blair $2,420,885 from $2,283,945 in 1959. Paterson, as 3s, at a price of par.
1960 bonds.
& Co., Walter, Woody & HeimCr- The increase in revenue involved
NEW MEXICO
In March, 1959,
Due on June 1 from 1963 to 1981 dinger, Hannaford & Talbot, Pohl various factors.
inclusive.
Principal and interest & Co., Inc., Magnus & Co., Thomas revenue losses were incurred as
Eddy County, Artesia Municipal
000
5s, 4%s and 4%s, at a
as
price of 100.021, a net interest cost
of about 4.25%.
1 ,■
'.1
•
May 9
Royal Oak School District, Mich.
Bond
Sale—The $2,000,000
school building and site bonds of¬
fered on April 13—v. 191, p. 1484
—were
awarded to a syndicate
(P. O. New
Y.
Offering—William
Bloor,
Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids
^
m:
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1822)
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/Monday/April'25, 1960
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Ww
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Co., Inc.; B, J. Van Ingen & Co., ford; Ira Haupt *& Co.; Hayden,
Inc.; W ood, Struthers & Co:; Miller & Co.; Hayden, Stone •&
ried student apartment 1959 bonds. Fahnestock & Co., and Tilney & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; MaiDated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on Oct. 1
Co.
vera/Hill & Co., Inc.; Hirsch &
A'.*
from
until 3 p.m. (EDST) on April 29
for the purchase of $750,000 mar-
I'd ii
htif
'
'!>yx.
i
'ivfo
New
//v f,
%i*y$»
h
},
1962 to
terest A-O.
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■!
Cc\
q qdo
ae
nf
basfl nf^hnnt MIT
°f Other members of the syndicate
100.209, a basis of about 3 88%.
o/iOO 209
"o- ' •
&
!/sl
W!')
• r"'
!
Offering
Garvin, °
Helene
receive
f
>> >X-r
sealed
(EDST)
,y K-5f
enue
1957
1957.
;4'
i
(P. O. Waterville), N. Y.
Due
Oct.
i|
'j'<
|
OHering-_Alvin L. GiUitz,
'
Clerk-Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
-
Hv/«4
,
--
-
Mav 1
?/
j/j
Due
f ZFi li hH 5'
w,/
trirt
:.?»$•
Mav
on
HamSian
office
Sullivan
by
McGOvern
wSr v5
from:
1
Callable
as
lSicT
i—
Co.;
s
w
of
.
nr
^nSMSi
aL
anH
tr
/T
A/r
/
r
^
Reynolds
Curtis; Park Ryan,
oi?''
^ Co;'r?oSotS' 3/z?
a
interest cost of about 4.03%
4.03%.
net
.
and
70,000
Madigan-
as
D.ue
4%s.
Q
May
on
'i
1
from 1974 to 1978 inclusive. ; V
Hyland, consulting engineers for
40,000
in
as
10,000
as
Due
3%s.
May
on
1980.
1979 and
3s. Due
1,
/.//,
on
May 1, 1981.
The bridge, which is scheduled
■
1,
;
be opened to traffic by May
1965, will be over 2% miles
Roanoke, Rapids,,N.. C.
Bond
of 1,215 feet each in length.
Offering—W. E.
1960. Due
bridge will be supported by
two steel towers rising 680 feet
above the water on either side of
the Narrows, an d the roadway
will be suspended from cables
on
May 1 from 1961 to
Mitchell*
Legality ; approved *by
Pershing, Shetterly: & Mitchell, of
byNew York City.; the
minimum
clear,
mid-span,
Easter-
1968 inclusive. Principal and interest (M-N) payable at The Han-*over Bank, in New York City.
■ ;
.
Sew York City Housing Authority,*-,
Other members of the 'syndiNew York
cate were as follows: Adams, Mc-
\ '»to '.
Rippel
mppei
L.O.;
&
&
Co;
L.O.;
height
M Si" e°^
to
traiiic.
ine
Autnonty
"
^
,/
^ing, series_ A • bonds, /
.Dated-
expects
,
Co.,
Inc.;
Rodman
Renshaw;
&
may
Roosevelt & Cross
.
Bro^
,
_
nmnirUm
and interest (M-N) payable at The
na«ir- in Woiir Vnrlr Oihr
Hanover Bank, in New York City.
™h\nh
onnm^h
The Brooklyn approach which
♦>
c„iW!
_
"11
.
Hulzler- Schffflr approxfmatelv^ 4^0?fwt\omfand
&
nScmT Cto
.
%rt££ff ^-
•
Jones'
SKX
y
-
1961 to 1985 inclusive. Principal
Occur by 1980.
Thp
..'
RWw/Trf
F
«
May 1, I960. Due on May 1 from
Riter & Co.;-Robinson-Humphrey that the need for the lower deck
V
.
Sere
Ca^
&
6c
ixeynoias
i
and 3%s, at a price of 98.28,
'
,
Webber,
Paine,
Inc.; Pemngton,
Colket & Co.;
Phelps, Fenn & Co.; D. A. Pincus
& Co.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.;
Poole & Co.; Prescott & Co.; R. W.
Pressprich & Co.; Putnam '& Co.;
was sold tea
Donovan
&
*
cost plus fee (percentage
will be 228 feet above Rocky Mount City Administrative
Triborough Bridge and Tunnel
mean high water, providing ader
/ *
Authority (P. O. New York 35),
quate clearance for all commerBond-Offering—W.^ E. EasterNew York
dial and naval shipping.
ling, Secretary of the Local GoviwJfSS?
isi"e of $10°pyne- Kendall & Hollister; RafEach of the bridge's two decks ernment Commission, will receive
ffi SrW K A bridge revenue, fensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.; will carry six traffic lanes, but sealed jnds at his office m Raleigh,
Leffalitv
New York Gity.
.
Corp; The Ohio Cpmpany; Pacific
Northwest
PMCipf tr^"
Treasurer'*?
approved
}*
/; ;■<!
1960
1961 to 1980 inclusive
;L H<f
1 f
■
Murphey Favre, Inc.; Newhard,
Cook & Co.; New York Hanseatic
(P. O. Sayville) N.Y.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
series F bonds.
school reconstruction bonds. Dated
I
Mullaney, Wells
Co.;
^ ^°*
Suffolk County Water Authority
tt.
-
until noon7 (EDST) on May 3 for
the purchase of $1,270,000 high
it '^-n
V «/i
;
basis
division, water works revenue, Jackson &
Bond
§/*/ 'J
a
spans
a
&
be received until May 10 for the
Rochelle Citv School uistnct,
KocheueLity,school District
r
r'ife!
under
Inc.;
purchase of- $5 5oo n00.. south bay
New
new
$21,500,000 is the estimated cost
Moulton &
3.80s, at a price of 100.539,
/
■
yV
<
■
I1'
/
long, including immediate ap- ling, Secretary of the Local Govproaches. It will be a double deck ernment Commission, will receive
structure with a main suspension sealed,bids at his office in Raleigh,
span 4,260 feet in length, the until 11 a.m. (EST) on April 26
longest suspension span in the for the purchase of $40,000 recreaworld, and will have two side tion facilities bonds. Dated May 1,
Legality approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood,
City.
Lee
oar
Inc.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.; Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.; The Milwaukee
Company; Moore, Leonard &
Lynch; Morgan Stanley & Co.;
F. S. Moseley & Co.; R. H.
of about 3.75%.
Co.,
J
price of
a
p. 1614—'were awarded to a group
Oct. 1 from 1960 to
of New York
Co.;
Lucas
•
"tnce
Inc
and
at
to
President7 wifi comP°sed of The Bankers Trust
until 3 p.m. S0-' of New Yorki Merrill Lynch,
pur- V®rce» F.enner & Smith Inc., and
rev- AJams». McEntee & Co., Inc., as
Dated
Co
&
Smith
Corp
Co
McCormick & Co.;
Co.; McDonnell &
Co., Inc.; Wm. J. Mericka & Co.,
1997 inclusive.
■
&
bids
bonds.
on
Rhoades
Loeb
1
McDonald
May 3 for the
chase of $745,000 dormitory
on
&
sonof cost) contract,
^
C
C°?tracts ^ on contract unit
Lee Higgin-
*
piele"&
mately $119,500,000 represents
Inc'
Langle'y
C.
N
Macon)
Bond Sale—The $735,000 school
bonds offered on April 14—v. 191,
M.
Mother
—■
o
fc° '
&
&
'a1}^'-Madison f sen &' Waeckerle, Inc.';' Irving this phase o^e^work, concur
Lundborg & Co.; Mackey, Dunn such estimated cost.
College of Rochester
(P. O. Pittsford), N. Y.
Bond
■
Kidder, Peabody
q
p. 1614—were awarded to a group'
composed of'Merrill Lynch Pierce
total
of the
$141,000,000
Central School District No. 1
Nazareth
\\i Ml
'.
Inc.;
]\jee(js.
Moore & Co.
Moore &
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
!WI
■
Co.,
Lazard Freres & Co
Co00" ^ McDonald"
see6Valle~^ITnfnn^Trust C^fnv
Valley Union Trust Company,
see
'K W>» f
Co.; mately
&
/p
t
Kean- Taylor & Co ; Kenower estimated direct cost of construe- Fehner &
MacArthur & Co.; A. M. Kidder tion. Of this amount approxi- Securities
a
J960. inclusive. Principal and m- - Burr, McDonnell E. Co.; Granbery,
Due on D^. 1 from I960 to Inc., Inc.; Wm. & Pollock & Co.,
1979
M
Kreeger
MlwSfDatedCiu! W^'ISS^s6
m
•
Jones,
v
fo? the PourcSsDeSo 5350^00 Tco *Kou tebl'e SecuriUesX? C°": King'
28
{
,,
Co.;
■
.•'V.fK i
Di
1960 As of March 21
BaSQ^TaSO OM School
Authority had entered bonds"offefed on April 12—v. 191,
? Battles, Inc.; Johnston, Lemon into contracts covering approxi^
nrir>o
a
FrankUn County, Franklmton Sch.
bridge foundations was begun in
p
syndicate headed bv Kidder
a
ppflhnriv Rr
0«®ring-Evelyn
Salz,er.
Clerk, will receive sealed
Distnct
<
iKtjti,
to
(P. O. Rochester), N* Y.
))) \fi
jiv
.?orn." was initiated, and worlc on the
blower & Weeks; E. F. Hutton &
coiA
—v.
No. 1
"I
riH
p,
Gates and Chili Central Sch. Dist.
ii;'* i
Si0"; J' .A"wH°.gle
fort Jervh City Sch. DM., N. Y.
55tSdT®d;on Apr^f°14 Co,.W E. Hutton & Co,
YorkCity& Shaughnessy' o£ 1960"bonds offered'on'Tprii'TI 1o,nS?si Company; Janney, The II- January,
191
1614—were awarded
Dulles 1960, the
""■i
Ihty'i
In¬
inclusive.
1999
Legality approved by
direct cost of construction. Con- Sykes^/.H^fcklOr1- & Galloway*, of/
struction work was Started' in New York City/
•
August, 1959, when relocation and
♦ ,
:•"*
■ :
/
reconstruction of the Fort areas
• ^ NORTH CAROLINA
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,:;
rS
r«™,
■
Washburn & McCarthy, of New
b-mtr
?'/>
V
f.
J
tfmm
f \'itf
CUCXVin^^ Datld
Hssue
i
1960
roi <y
;
'f.i
!
Nov
on
19tib Prin
30
'
Hanrahan,
McGovern
Lane, of New York City.
i'j)
'
WMpple
&
Co ■ Robert W Baird & Co
Inc Baker Watts & Co " Baker Weeks
& Ca; Bal
Burge &
^
G
t/ifV-.'
Ogdensburg, N. Y.
«
i\/r
Bond
Kraust
Offering—-S. Erao Moore,
a
fit
b' \Wf
Becker & Co
Tnr
•
Trask
Spencer
SpenTcer
Co.;
&
Tripp
jnc.- J. C
&
Bradford & Co
Galloway, of New York City.
tin;..
*>'
Co*
Oyster Bay and Babylon Union
>k'/
f">f4
I
r:
'tyJ'f
Clerk,
will
"for 'th/
nf
general
school bmids,
Due
on
Feb.
obligation
Dated May 1, 1960.
1 from
»}>'' <?)
1961
to
198^
f?nd ^ntGvrSt
Nntiftnal
Rant
nf
Davis &
proBazetta Local School District
the ap¬
been acquired by
rights of
proaches have
for
way
Rr
r.n
Tnr*
Watlln^
-
T.errhpn
&
T/tntt
To1nr>#l
Dominick
Dominick
S
& Co.;
Witter
j
G
^pfnritiaQ
Edwards
Go
i
n c *
&
Rr
Equitable
Corporation; Ernst &
brook &
rn-
Eldredg'e
Sons*
will
provide
with
the
nnirininnl
direct
V(P. O. Cortland), Ohio
uwiv
wwwvu
av4JUUi
an-
connections
Brooklyn-Battery
Gundy & will provide connections
Tun-
&
Co.
&
Securities
v
Narrows
wayS
iirfv^rf^e.
Ji
vicinitv
of
" *
*17
Wadsworth
Fort
.
,
The PrlnclPal approach to the
bridge
the
and
and
on
the
Staten
f
will
approxi-
;
(r
»'4
*
.
bonds. Due on Dec. 1 from
1961 to 1980 inclusive.
1,000,000 storm sewer improvement
460,000
bonds.
golf
Due
on
Dec.
1
to 1980 inclusive.
recreation
course
bonds.
area
Island side
to be. com^d??_.!S
extend
v~
:
?4»380»^00
bonds, as follows:;
'
airport
improvement
$2,700 000 . MrporL-i
.
Due
on
Dec.
1
from 1961 to 1983 inclusive.
220,000 sanitary sewer improve¬
ment
is Scheduled
?*eJ?d
—:
from 1961
wil1 be the Clove Lakes Expressway.
Construction has started
Co;Esta? RfchmoZ Staten'island^in
Co.; Fahey, Clark & Co.;
with the Triborough, Bronxand
Throgs
Neck
BridgeS'
Rridee
lhe verrazano Narrows Bridge
S
ex-
r
Whitestone
Bridge Details
onage utuus
Th
a
via
isting and proposed arterial high-
e c u-
du Pont & Co. Eastman Dji_
Union
Wood,
Co., Inc.; Wood, Struthers & Co.;
Yarnall, Biddle & Co., and Young,
riUeS CorP-' "rexel & Co.: Francis
ion
+h^
Ko
BeaneJ Winslow, Cohu & Stetson; nel and the Brooklyn-Queens Ex-
Moore
&
will
Company! Ro.b.ert Wtothrw & C°-:„Bea? pressway. The latter expressway
S. Dickson & Co.
receive
5JS; 28 for the purchase_ of
$6,966,000
ny?s
m*
Cul'lom
*
o
Offering—Veronica Han¬
District
sen,
%
Dal^V Conine
M
Davis Skaess & Co • C
T
Devine
o
nJ.
're../i-.
& Co.; Dick & Merle-Smith; R.
Farmingdale), N. Y.
Bond
J
Shelby
Free School District No. 22 (P. O.
■
i>W
S'i'
)
?: :■
u
x
&
Si,
I'"
connect with the
will
The
^
f*'t|
?$*$.
I
and
American Corp.; Thomas & Co ; posed Clove Lakes Expressway.
u!
GrandForh., North Dakota
'
'T^/merh
& Co.; Stroud & Co., Inc.; Swiss
Blair Rr Cn
Inc.; William Blair & Co.; Blunt
Ellis & Simmons; Blyth & Co.,
r°2ge1 J?,,-r.°V
*/ V,;-v>'
►U>
S^JP^w^a
Small & Co.; Smith, Barney & section of the Belt Parkway : £Bdnd S a 1 e ^ The $625,000 re-:
Go-' F" S- Smithers & Co.; William system. On the Staten Island funding improvement bonds :dfR- Staats & Co- stein Bros- & side, the approach, embankment fered on April 18-v. 191, p. 1614
Co., Inc.
Bond;Sale-^The $643,000 school
Braun, Bosworth '& Co.
Inc.*
Tucker Anthony & R. L. Day; the Authority, tenants are being bonds offered:^orrApril 14-rvy 191* "
Sm^
«n Alex Brown & Sons* Burns' Cor ' Tuller & Zucker; Van Alstyne, relocated and much of . the land p. i486-r-were awarded to McDonApril 28 for the purchase of $315,^
Noel & Co.; B. J. Van Ingen & has been cleared.
|
, ,
^d; &- Co.,^ as v4^s at ™ prkb of
riifprf1Mav T loin i?i Sherrerd* C F Childs & Co* Co' vietor' Common, Dann &
The Gowanus Expressway, 100.303, a basis of about 4.21%/V
DatedJfeyto 1969 inclusive. May 1
l,^960, Due on Prin^
& ta, Co G H Walker & Co.; Walston which is being improved and extram^!
DHW
■
Bacon
•
ovan,
•<'
i
& Co
Company, in New York City,
gality approved by Sullivan,
■'
V!
Due
a^ iSererf Davable at the
Chemfcal ^hk New Yorlc TrSi
cipai
•
Mn'JX™ £ ScrZer? John
§nsoi
Mav 2$
bonds.
from 1961
Dated
June
to
Due
on
Dec.
1
1982 inclusive.
1960.
1,
Principal
the
and interest (J-D) payable at the
part of Staten Island to
office of the Fiscal Agent. Legality
miles
6
Oyster Bay and North Hempstead
First
Union Free School District No. 15
Sumvan
(P.O. Jericho), N.Y.
Fitzpatric/
C04j Folger^Nolan,
Southwest
&
Fleming-W. B
Co.;
Hibbs & Co.,
pri;
^?~7V* *91,
awarded- td.a
^
T«n
Inc.,
as
:3399,
a
cate
members
were as
1
-nc
& Co.; Fulton Reid & Co., Inc.; Robert Garrett
&
t
wffl
provide
an
tap/tanf link between preset
Sons; Geo. B. Gibbons
&
and expressways in New York
City, Long Island and WestChester and those of Staten Island
and New Jersey:
It will also en-
4.e^' st.uar* ^ p°' Co-> *nc-i Glore, Forgan & Co.; able through traffic to by-pass
4.20s, at a price of 100.»
basis of .about
Other
f, **
P. 1717
syndicate
City
Inca„rprop*sed
ow?nid
Je
i?iie ,^3,600,000 Foster & Marshall.
If™?1 building 1960 bonds ofFrantz Hutchinson
M
york
n
Cr^-W
-
—
-----
-
across
£e G?etJ?als Bridge f,ro?v. wRich apProved by Squire
Jersey Turnpike
Elyria, Ohio
Bond
Washington, Union Vale, Clinton,
LaGrange, Stanford and Pleasant
Valley Central School District
No. 1 (P. O. Milbrook), N. Y.
Bond
Offering—William
<>•
-
si-.
tension
on
Greg...
•
r
'Hn
S
waterworks
_
ale —The
$1,100,000
improvement and ex¬
limited, tax bonds offered
April 18-^-v. * 191, p. 1615—were
awarded_to a syndicate headed by
Rrt«\*rr>-rtK
Rr\ C*n.
Trif»
'Rruiirv
■
AS'
v
o
follows:
p
J
~
D
MrSSn
Ptot
1 Vd
H
w
'
J
^
w.,
AAUiAU
yj i
AO
UAllllQ IV.1J
t S Stieglitz;. Hallgarten . &' .Co.;. 000,000, exclusive
of the cost of Dated May 1, 1960. Due
on Nov. 1
Halsey, Stuart & Co Inc,
approaches and* other facilities from 1960 to 1988 inclusive/Prinfhar
f
v" "Harm^s; ^Um*&-Leer Hark- .for, a second deck. Of this cipal and interest (M-N);payable
Michigan Corn
Cor^ Char.-E. Weigold ness & Hill Inc.; Harnman Rip-,amount, approximately $256,700,- at the Bahk of Millbrook/ Legal&
Co., inc., Adams, McEntee &
rk
Sanders &
CleVeland"
^
Iff
.
-
ley & Co., Inc.; Hattier & gan-
000^represents the total .estimated fity a p pr o ve
were as follows: The Ohio
pany, Fahey; Clark *& Co.s
Com*
Ball,
Burge &\K)raus,-Wm;"J; Merickap
& Co., and.Merrili; Tiirben
Co.'/
d by(.Vandewater, Jnc,^^^
V. ^>
;
Volume
Number 5945
191
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1823)
55
..'.''l,'..,.. -j
'
Fairview Park, Ohio
Bond Sale—The
improvement
urer's
$250,000
1960,
by
sewer
series
of
AA
bonds offered on March 7—v. 191,
850-4-Ayere awarded to McDon¬
& CO., as 4V2S, at a price of
101.50, a basis of about 4.35%.
p.
ald
office.
Squire,
Legality
Sanders
approved
&
Dempsey,
Cleveland.
Woodlawn, Ohio
$62,500 special
street improvement limited bonds
offered on April 12—v. 191, p.
Bond
Sale—The
1374—were awarded to the Weil,
hocal School District (P. O.
Roth & Irving Co., as 4V4S, at a
Greenburg), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $495,000 school price of 100.70, a basis of about
building bonds offered on March 4.11%.
,
191,
9—v.
955—were
p.
awarded
Corp., as
Cleveland
First
the
OKLAHOMA
4V2S, at a price of 101.29, a basis
of about 4.33%.
i
Canadian County Independent Sch.
Dist. No. 75 (P. O. El Reno), Okla.
Bond
Lexington Local School Dist., Ohio
Bond Sale—-The $570,000 school
school
building bonds offered on April 6
—v. 191, p. 1374—were awarded to
Sale—An issue of $80,000
wards,
3.97%.
the
of
Clerk
Miles,
of
County
receive
(EDST) on
Board
will
sealed bids until
noon
May
241
to
and
interest
on
3V8S, at
p.
1486
awarded
Housing
Agency,
to
Liberty National Bank &
Trust Co., of Oklahoma City.
:
—
3s, at
as
Federal
The
to
Finance
price of par. ;
a
Reading City School District, Ohio
Bond
Sale
The
$1,100,000
—
school
building bonds offered on
April 20 — v. 191, p. 1615 — were
awarded to
Tulsa County Independent School
District No. 10 (P. O. Tulsa),
Oklahoma
Bond Sale—An issue of $200,000
building
Other members of the
syndicate
follows: Provident Bank,
of
Cincinnati; Reinholdt & Gard¬
Doll & Ipshording, Inc.; Mag¬
nus
& Co.; Weil, .Roth & Irving
Co., and Breed & Harrison, Inc.
ner;
Bank
Offering
Helen
—
R.
Cpyne, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
May 4 for the purchase of $10,106
water
sewer
Due
mains
bonds.
Dec.
on
and,
Dated May
1961
from
1
sanitary
1, 1960.
to
1970
inclusive.
(J-D)
Principal and interest
payable at the City Audi¬
tor's office.
Euclid-Lynhursl City School
District (P. O. 4777 Franhurst
Road, South Euclid), Ohio
Bond
Offering
—
Al-
Grace
the
Education, will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EDST)
on
May 9 for the purchase of $1,000,000
school
building
bonds.
Dated May 15, 1960. Due on Dec.
Board
15
Clerk-Treasurer
of
of
from
1961
to
1980
&
.
Company.
Legality
Sanders &
approved
Dempsey,
by
of
Cleveland.
Co., of Oklahoma
;
Bond Offering—Laura Goodell,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on April
27
for- the purchase of $250,000
general obligation sewage system
and disposal bonds. Dated June 1,
1960. Due
June 1 from 1962 to
on
inclusive.
terest
Principal and in¬
payable at the City
Legality ap¬
proved by Shuler, Say re, Winfree
& Rankin, of Portland.
(J-D)
office.
Treasurer's
Milwaukee, Ore.
Bond Sale—The $85,000 general
obligation bonds offered on April
11—v. 191, p. 1615—were awarded
to the First National of Oregon,
Tillamook County, Neah-Kah-Nie
School District No. 56 (P. O.
Tillamook), Oregon
Bond Sale—The $50,000 school
building general obligation bonds
offered
on
April 11—-v. 191, p.
1271—were awarded to The United
States National
Conestoga Valley Joint School
Authority, Lancaster County (P.O.
Brownstown), Pa.
V
Bond Sale—An issue of
school revenue,
sold to
a
series
$830,000
1960 bonds
syndicate composed
Collings & Co., Inc., Kid¬
der, Peabody & Co., Butcher &
Sherrerd, Reynolds & Co., and
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke.
-
Ell wood
improvement
sewer
Bank,1 of Portland.
PENNSYLVANIA
of C. C.
Bond Offering—John J. Sheehy,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Mav 10
for
the
purchase
of
$127,000
and
OREGON
Canyonville, Ore.
was
Toledo, Ohio
street
Trust
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
The
Cleveland Trust
Squire,
April
Portland.
South
brecht,
on
City.
1984
Salem, Ohio
Bond
offered
a
3.86%.
as
bonds
14 was sold to The First National
syndicate headed by
Field, Richards & Co., as 4s, at a
price of 101.26, a basis of about
were
Independent School
3 (P. O. Broken),
The
Home
and
as
$90,000 school
building bonds offered on April
14—v. 191, p. 1486—were awarded
.
were
Agency,
par.
Sale—The
Bond
center 1958 revenue bonds offered
191,
1374—were
Housing
p.
Oklahoma
•
$225,000 student
—v.
price of
a
District No.
Ohio
12
Bonds
Not
City, Pa.
Sold—The
$95,000
1960. Due on Oct. 1 from 1961 to general obligation 1960 bonds of¬
fered on March 10—v. 191, p. 955
1970 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
—were
not sold. The bonds will
terest
(A-O) payable at the
limited
tax bonds.
Chemical
Bank
Dated May
New
York
Trust
Legality
Staffer & Wil¬
Co., in New York City.
aoproved by Peck,
1,
liams, of Cincinnati.
be reoffered in the
near
future.
Fayette County (P. O. Uniontown),
Pennsylvania
Bond
Offering—Paul
*
Warren, Ohio
County
Jr.,
ceive
sealed
Controller,
bids
until
Thomas,
will
10
re¬
a.m.
Bond Offering — Carrie Lovett,
City Auditor, will receive sealed (EDST) on May 3 for the purchase
$445,000
general
obligation
bids until 1 p.m. (EDST) on May of
2
for the purchase of $434,550 bonds. Dated May 1, 1960. Due on
limited bonds. Dated May 1, 1960. May 1 from 1961 to 1970 inclusive.
Due on Nov. 1 from 1961 to 1970 Principal and interest payable at
inclusive. Principal and interest the Gallatin National Bank, in
Uniontown. Legality approved by
(M-N) payable at the City Treas¬
Dated
June
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 7.30 p.m. (EDST)
on May 2 for the purchase of $65,000
general
obligation
bonds.
1 from 1961
1, 1960. Due
June
on
to 1970 inclusive. Le¬
gality approved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
v,
-
".
.
Bond
.
Leesport, Pa.
.
Sale—An
general
issue
offered
on
issue of
$20,000
limited
1960
bonds
April
13 was sold to
The First National Bank, of Lees¬
port, at a price of 100.52.
Dated April 15, 1960. Due on
April 15 from 1961 to 1980 inclu¬
sive.
Interest
A-O.
<
Philadelphia, Pa.
gen¬
obligation bonds offered on
April 20—v. 191, p. 1375—were
awarded to a syndicate formed by
the merger of a group headed by
the First National City Bank, of
New York, Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., and the Philadelphia National
Bank, of Philadelphia, and an¬
other group headed by Lehman
Brothers, and Blyth & Co., Inc.,
as 41/2s, 37/8s, 3%s and 3v2s, at
a
price of 100.00003, a net interest
of
about
Other members
Brothers
of
the Lehman
and
Blyth & Co., Inc.
group
were
as
follows: Phelps,
Fenn & Co., Lazard Freres & Co.,
Glore, Forgan & Co., Stroud &
Co., Equitable Securities Corpora¬
tion, B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, L. F.
Rothschild & Co., Hayden, Stone
&
Co., Kean,
Taylor & Co., Braun, Bosworth &
Co., Inc., J. C. Bradford & Co.,
Wood, Strutliers 8cCo^Wiliiam E.
Pollock & Co., E. F. Hutton & Co.,
Chas. E. Weigold & Co., Singer,
Deane
&
Scribner, National State
Newark, Eldredge & Co.,
Mackey, Dunn & Co.
Bank,
Rambo,
Close & Kerner, Inc.,
Richards & Co., Adams,
McEntee & Co., Hannahs, Ballin
& Lee, Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.,
New York Hanseatic Corp., J. R.
Williston & Beane, Bacori, Whipple
& Co., Hattier & Sanford, Scharff
& Jones, Inc., Julien Collins & Co.,
Stern, Lauer & Co., City National
Bank & Trust Co., Chicago, Mal¬
vern
Hill & Co., Stern Brothers
& Co., McDonnell & Co., C. C.
Collings & Co., Rauscher, Pierce
& Co., Hess, Grant & Remington,
Inc., Farwell, Chapman & Co.,
Chace, Whiteside & Winslow, Inc.
Ginther & Co., Woodcock, Moyer,
Fricke & French, Inc., Herbert J.
Sims & Co., J. A. Overton & Co.,
John J. Ryan & Co., F. R. Cole &
Co., Cunningham, Schmertz & Co.,
Talmage & Co., G. C. Haas & Co.,
D. A. Pincus & Co., McKelvey &
Co., Fox, Reusch & Co., Wallace,
Geruldsen & Co., Tuller & Zucker,
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson, MidSouth
Securities
Corp.,
Dewar,
Robertson & Pancoast, Arthur L.
Wright & Co., Allan Blair & Co.
and Lyons & Shafto, Inc.
Field,
Other
members
of
the
group
headed by the First National
National
April
.
18—v.
Bank,
191,
1615—we^e
p.
Kalmaii & Co.
awarded to
'•
Highmore, S. D.
Offering — A. N.
-
Bond
Kass,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on April 27
for the purchase of $50,000 gen¬
ville, Provident Bank of Cincin¬
eral obligation water bonds. Dated
nati, Sterne, Agee & Leach, Fahey,
May 1, 1960. Due on May 1 from
Clark & Co., Frantz Hutchinson
1963 to 1973 inclusive. Principal
& Co., Stein Bros. & Boyce, Muland interest (M-N) payable at any
laney, Wells & Co., A. E. Masten
bank or trust company designated
& Co., Watling, Lerchen & Co., J.
by the successful bidder. Legality
B. Hanauer & Co., J. R. Ross &
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
Co., M. B. Vick & Co., Harrison
Minneapolis.
& Co., Glover & MacGregor, Inc.,
George K. Baum & Co., Harring-^ Lyons Independent School District
ton & Co., Inc., and National Bank
No. 148, S. D.
Bond Sale—An issue of $55,000
Of Washington, in Tacoma.
school bonds offered on April 14
Phoenixville Area Joint School
,
Authority, Chester County (P. O.
Phoenixville)f Pa. '
Bond Sale—An issue of $370,000
series 1960 bonds
revenue,
sold to
Inc. Dated
C.
C.
Collings & Co.,
1960. Due on
March 1,
March 1 from 1962 to
sive.
1980 inclu¬
Principal and interest
able at the Farmers &
National
Bank,
of
pay¬
Mechanics
Phoenixville.
was
sold to Gefke & Co.
Reynoldsville Sewage Authority,
Jefferson County (P. O.
Reynoldsville), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$400,000
series A bonds was
Collings & Co., Inc.,
Arthurs, Lestrange
& Co.,
sewer
revenue,
and
C. C.
jointly. Dated March 1, 1960. Due
March 1 from 1962 to 2000 in¬
on
clusive.
Callable.
Principal
and
interest
payable at the Pittsburgh
Bank in Pittsburgh. Le¬
by Kirkpatrick,
Pomeroy, Lockhart & Johnson, of
Pittsburgh.
National
gality
approved
State
College, Pa.
Offering?—Robert
Bond
Y.
Ed¬
wards, Borough Manager, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
April 25 for the pur¬
chase of $120,000 street improve¬
ment bonds.-Dated May 15, 1960.
Due on May 15 from 1961 to 1972
inclusive. Principal and interest
payable
at
the
First
National
Bank, State College. Legality ap¬
proved by Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
(EDST)
on
Tredyffrin Township Municipal
Authority (P. O. Berwyn), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $2,200,000 rev¬
enue,
No. 20,
South Dakota
Offering — V. C. Buck,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on April
Bond
for
the purchase
of $10,000
building bonds. Dated July
1, 1960. Due on July 1 from 1961
25
school
1970 inclusive.
to
191, p. 1375 — were
syndicate headed by
Kidder, Peabody & Co., with in¬
terest rates ranging from 3% to
4.10%, at a price of 98.04, a net
—
awarded to
interest cost of about 4.04%.
Other members of the
were
as
syndicate
follows: Harriman Ripley
&
Co., Inc., R. W. Pressprich &
Co., Stone & Webster Securities
Corp., W. E. Hutton & Co., Rey¬
nolds & Co., Dean Witter & Co.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
A. Webster Dougherty & Co., and
Arthur L. Wright & Co.
RHODE
T cfifiessec
Sale—The $400,000 school
bonds offered on April 12—v. 191,
Bond
1271 — were awarded to the
First National Bank, of Memphis.
p.
ISLAND
Smithville, Tenn.
Offering — Othel Smith,
Bond
Mayor,
will
receive sealed bids
(CST) on April 29 for
purchase of $580,000 water
and
sewer
tax
deficiency 1959
bonds. Dated March 1, 1959. Due
until 2 p.m.
the
March
on
from
1
Callable
inclusive.
Note
—
1999
TEXAS
Bond Sale—An issue of
$375,000
sold to
The First Southwest Co., as fol¬
lows:
; ..v>; >V:
/
refunding 1960 bonds
$235,000
4%s.
as
was
Due on April 1
from 1961 to 1967 inclusive.
140,000
Due on April 1
4*4s.
as
from 1968 to 1971 inclusive.
Dated
A-O.
mas,
April 1, 1960. Interest
Legality approved by Du¬
Huguenin & Boothman, of
Dallas.
■
,
v
Brownwood, Texas
Bond Offering—Mr. Jack Broad,
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on April
26 for the purchase of $176,000
waterworks and sewer improve¬
ment
and
extension/ revenue
bonds.
on
Jan.
Dated April 15, 1960. Due
15 from 1961 to 1975 in¬
Interest
clusive.
J-J.
Legality
approved by McCall, Parkhurst,
Crowe,
McCall
&
Horton,
of
v
Brownwood Independent School
District, Texas*
Bond Offering
on
City
Bank, of New York, with Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., and Philadel¬
phia National Bank, of Philadel¬
SOUTH CAROLINA
phia, were as follows: C. J. Dejvine & Co., Salomon Bros. &
Chesterfield, S. C.
Hutzler, R. W. Pressprich & Co.,
Bond Offering—G. S. Jenkins,
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.,
Mayor, will receive sealed bids
Shields & Co., First of Michigan
until noon (EST) on April 28 for
Corporation, Hornblower &
the purchase of $75,000
water¬
Weeks, Weeden & Co., Inc., Laidworks and sewer system revenue
law & Co., Roosevelt & Cross,
bonds. Dated May 1, 1960. Due on
Clark, Dodge & Co.
May 1 from 1963 to 1981 inclusive.
Francis I. duPont & Co., Schmidt,
Principal and interest (M-N) pay*
Roberts & Parke, Fidelity Union
able at any bank or trust company
Trust Co., of Newark, Butcher &
designated by the successful
Sherrerd, Fahnestock & Co., De bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Haven &\ Townsend,
Crouter &
Sinkler,
Gibbs
&
Simons;
of
Bodine, City National Bank & Charleston.
J
Trust Co., of Kansas City, Robert
Winthrop & Co., William Blair &
SOUTH DAKOTA
Co., Commerce Trust Company, of
Claremont, South Dakota
Kansas City, G. H. Walker & Co.,
Bond
Sale
The $43,0Q& -• im¬
First National Bank of Memphis,
b 0 n d s offered on
Moore, Leonard & Lynch, Wacho¬ provement
to
of
Brady, Texas
000 tax
anticipation notes offered
April 12 was sold to the Boston
Safe
Deposit & Trust
Co., of
Boston, and the Industrial Na¬
tional
of
Providence,
Bank,
jointly.
as
payable at the First American Na*
tional Bank, of Nashville. Legality
approved by Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
city.
:;
Providence, R. I.
Sale—An issue of $1,500,-
1962
Sept. 1,
1966. Principal and interest (M-S)
Dallas.
East
,
Madison County (P. O. Jackson),
v.
a
Interest J-J.
TENNESSEE
series 1960 bonds offered on
April 13
•
Sinai Independent School District
Legality approved by Townsend,
Elliott & Munson, of Philadelphia.
sold to
3.76%.
y
.
of
Providence, Republic National
Bank of Dallas, Janney, Dulles &
Battles, Inc., Penington, Colket &
Co., Third National Bank in Nash¬
was
$29,260,000
eral
cost
;
;
Industrial
pffering—James K. Sea-
City
Bond Sale—The
Federal
Finance
Tulsa County
Muskingum College, New Concord,
April
the
to
Home
and
payable at
the County Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
& Williams, of Cincinnati.
on
Bond
crist,
Agricultural and
April 9—v. 191,
awarded
(M-N)
Bond Sale—The
Ed¬
Wilburton), Okla.
$760,000 build¬
1959 revenue bonds offered
ing
Due on Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
1965
1961
J.
R.
Bond Sale—The
2 for the purchase of $30,sanitary sewer bonds. Dated
May 1, 1960.
to
Mechanical College (P. O.
Agnes
Commissioners,:
sold
was
Eastern Oklahoma
Ohio
—
Salem.
school
Logan County (P.O. Beliefontaine),
Offering
15
on
Inc. Dated May 1, 1960.
Due on May 1 from 1963 to 1970
inclusive.
Legality approved by
George J. Fagin, of Oklahoma
City.
"
-
price of 100.203, a basis of about
Bond
building bonds offered
March
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., as 4s, at
a
PohV via Bank & Trust Co., of Winston-
Greensburg, Pa.
Green
to
Burgwin, Huff in,. Perry
Pittsburgh.
.
;
of
.
President
of
—
Ernest Morris,
of Trus¬
Board
the
tees, will receive sealed bids until
7?30 p.m. (CST) on April 26 for
the
purchase of $1,000,000 un¬
limited
tax
15
from
Callable
1961
as
bonds.
schoolhouse
Dated May 15,
1960,
to
Due
1990
on
May
inclusive.
of May 15, 1975.
Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the Mercantile National Bank,
in Dallas.
Legality approved by
McCall, Parkhurst; Crowe, McCall
& Horton, of Dallas.
Fort Stockton
Independent School
District, Texas
Bond Offering—• Raymond Holstein, President of the. Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CST) on April 26 for
the purchase of $750,000 unlimited
tax schoolhouse bonds, Dated June
1, 1960.
to
1975
interest
Due on June 1 from 1961
inclusive. Principal and
(J-D)
payable
State Treasurer's office.
at the
Legality
Vr 1 jfto I
W
il
ftit.
■
56
.
Monday, April 25, 1960
.
a
Crowe,
>
}\W\-
by McCall, Parkhurst,
McCall
&, Horton,
of
Dallas.
JW.' j
<<<>„'
.
-
approved
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Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1824)
sive. Interest A-O. Legality approved by Gibson, Spence & Gibson, of Austin.
Stinnett, Texas
Fort Worth, Texas
t
Sale
Bond
water
A
90
!0
and
sewer
$1,600,000
series
April 20—v.
revenue,
offered
bonds
on
awarded to
by Rowles,
191, p. 1719—were
syndicate headed
a
Winston & Co.
Additional
..
Sale—The
obligations,
general
bonds
offered
were
awarded
headed
at
the
to
time
same
syndicate
a
Halsey,
by
$3,800,000
series
94
Co.
&
Stuart
Phelps, Fenn & Co., at
Inc., and
price of par, a net interest cost
3.69%, as follows:
a
Sale—An
Band
The
—
street
issue
improvement
of $35,000
bonds
was
sold to The Texas Municipal Bond
Co.
5s.
as
Due
awarded
and
3V8s, at
Federal
the
to
Finance
Home
price of
a
Due
3.90s.
as
May 1,
on
1970.
1,064,000
1,064,000
to
1971
3.70s.
as
Due
May
on
1978 to 1984 inclusive.'
1 from
152,000
Due on May
1977 inclusive.
3%s.
as
1 from
Due
Is.
as
1985.
1,
May
on
as
par.
$500,000
limited tax school
;,
offered
building bonds
18—v.. 191, p.
April
on
1719—were
un¬
awarded
to
a
group
of
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.; Dal¬
las Rupe & Sons, and the Mu¬
nicipal Securities Co., at a price
composed
May 1, i960. Principal
and interest payable at the Na¬
tional Shawmut Bank, of Boston.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston.
$70,000
4%s.
as
from
1962 to
130,000
160)000
Due
to
1981
1988
4.20s.
as
1989 to
from
1993
Williamsburg, Va.
$800,000 water
system tax and revenue
offered on April 14 — v.
191,
S.
Gibbs, Mayor, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on April
27 for the purchase of $350,000
waterworks & sanitary sewer sys¬
tem revenue, series
1960 bonds.
Dated June
1, 1960.
1 from 1961
to 1979 inclusive.
WASHINGTON
Due on Dec.
In¬
-
1487—were
awarded
to
a
■
net interest cost of about 3.88%.
a
Bond
Offering —Mrs.
Cotton,
will
Executive
receive
(CST)
purchase of
a.m.
Vs-.'
until
bids
1, 1960.
Due
2000
Dated April
April 1 from 1963
on
inclusive.
Legality
Interest
approved
by
Offering
—
water
—were
not sold.
reoffered
State,
sealed
bids
May
ing
until
10
for
10
a.m.
the
pur¬
1375
Oct.
1
were
Sale—The
$100,000 gen¬
swimming
pool
April 11—v. 191,
on
awarded
were
—
4y4S, at
as
to
price of
a
The
par.
Bond Sale—The $4,200,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered on
April 20
DIVIDEND NOTICE
The bonds
Sale—The $40,000 drain¬
aqueduct and fire protection
on April 12—v. 191,
Washington Toll Bridge Authority
I
(P. O. Olympia), Wash.
Sale
Bond
posed
issue
Postponed—A
of
bonds offered
postponed.
reoffered
be
the
■.
a
Bond
1487
Credit
—
on
were
a
price of
future.
Lake of Two Mountains Protestant
Whatcom
County, Bellingham Sch.
Dist. No. 501 (P. O. Bellingham),
Bond
Treasurer,
bids
May
on
until
for
11
will
2
p.m.
Cory,
receive
(PST)
purchase
the
of
$935,000 general obligation school
Dated June
June
15
Due
15, 1960.
from 1962 to
Callable.
1970 in¬
Principal
and
School
Bond
Commission, Quebec
sealed
bids
until
p.m.
(EDST) on May 2 for the
purchase of $367,000 school bonds.
Dated May 1, 1960. Due on May 1
bonds offered
$25,000 sewer
April 13—v. 191,
on
1487—were awarded to Veillet,
Langois & Courtemance, Inc.
p.
Westmount; Quebec
.
bids* until
sealed
2
—v.
awarded to
the
First
a
191, p. 1487 — were
syndicate headed by
National
City
Bank,_ of
New York
City, at a price of 100.031, a net interest cost of about
3.71%, as follows:
$1,015,000
as
41/2S.
Due
on
of
$1,010,000
ment
Due
various
improve¬
May 1, 1960.
Dated
bonds.
Nov.
on
1
from
1961
to
1,045,000
METER
SASKATCHEWAN
i.
■
V-
•
.
'
.
•
Bond
Offering
County
sealed
—
Treasurer,
bids
until
Cory,
Hugh
will
10
a.m.
May 10 for the purchase of
$686,000 general obligation build¬
ing bonds.
Dated June 1, 1960.
Due
on
June
1
from 1962
to
1980
Callable.
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
Sale
—
An issue
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
all branches in Quebec, of the
a
bank
from
at
mentioned
in
the
loan
Gouinlock &
price
Co., Ltd.,
98.65. Due
of
1961
to
terest M-N.
>
1980
as
on
63/4S, at
May 1
inclusive.
<V
•
YOUR POSTMASTER SUGGESTSFOR FASTER AND MORE EFFICIENT POSTAL
SERVICE-LEARN
THE"ABC's"OF
GOOD MAILING HABITS!/
County School Dist. No. 16
(P. O. Moorecroft), Wyo.
building, series 1960 bonds. Dated
POSTAL DELIVERY ZONE NUMBER
HELPS SPEED YOUR MAIL!
June 1, 1960. Due on June 1 from
1961 to 1970 inclusive. Principal
and interest
(J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.1 Legal- "
ity approved by Dawson, Nagel,
Sherman &
Howard, of Denver.
CERTAIN TO INCLUDE YOUR
RETURN ADDRESS ON ALL
LETTERS AND PACKAGES I
CANADA
May 1
990,000
as
Due
3.70s.
on
1972
to
inclusive.
MANITOBA
May 1
Greater
on
May 1,
Due
on
May 1,
$3,000,000 sinking fund debentures
Equitable Securities Canada, Ltd.
Dated May 2, 1960. Due on
May 2,
Co., of New York; Harriman Rip¬
1975.
as
notice.
1980.
was
Board
of
Directors,
&
on
April 20, 1960 declared a quar¬
terly dividend of fifty cents
($.50) per share on the capital
Dominick
stock of the company,
Co.,
Co.,
payable
June 15, 1960 to stockholders of
»-
record
at
the close of business
.■,
,.
■
t
.
,
Inc.;
Julien
Collins
&
Co.,
a
—
13600 Philmont Ave., Phila. 16, Pa.
Pierce County School District
No. 416 (P. O.
Bond
eral
Tacoma), Wash.
Sale—The
obligation
$250,000 gen¬
school, series A
An
issue
of
IS CORRECT AND COMPLETE!
syndicate headed by
-AND-
were
Ltd., Burns Bros. & Denton, Ltd.,
Oldfield, Kirby & Gardner, Ltd
,
J.
L.
Graham & Co., Ltd., Im¬
perial Bank of Canada and Bartlett, Cayley & Co., Ltd.
,
W, B. ASHBY, Secretary
Inc.;
&
and Bramhall & Stein.
May 31, 1960.
y<-*
&
Dominick;
W.
H.
Co., Inc.; Eldredge &
James A. Andrews &
Morton
sold to
Sale
Other members of the
syndicate
as follows: Anderson &
Co.,
ley &
Co., Inc.; Goldman, Sachs
Co.; F. S. Smithers & Co.;
THAT THE DELIVERY ADDRESS
Manitoba
Debenture
3%s.
1979 and
I'i'yS
The
Winnipeg Water District,
Due
as
1977 to 1978.
RATIO
600,000
a
3V2S.
1968
ONTARIO
'
Glanford Township, Ontario
Sale
An issue of :
Debenture
—
$130,000 township debentures of¬
of
$115,000 school debentures offered
on
March 25 was sold to Bell,
Crook
Bond
Offering — Phillips J.
Kintz, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (MST) on
May 10 for the purchase of $150,000
general
obligation
school
»•
Saskatchewan
Debenture
receive
(PST) 'j
on
.
Weyburn School District No. 512,
Dist. No. 504 (P. O.
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows: Bankers Trust
COMPANY
INCOftPO
from
1974
inclusive.v Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at all branches in
Quebec,, of the bank mentioned
in the loan procedure.
from 1962 to 1967 inclusive.
American
p.m.
(EST) on May 2 for the purchase
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
(J-D)
payable
at
the
procedure.
County Treasurer's office. Legal- ity approved by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.-
County, Lynden School
Bellingham),
Washington
Quebec
8
interest
Whatcom
on May
inclusive.
Sale—The
Offering—Wm. W. Wood-
receive
Due
1980
and
St. Charles-De-Lachenaie Parish,
wark, Town Secretary-Treasurer,
will
to
interest
(M-N)
payable at all brariches in Que¬
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
loan procedure.
ceive
$22,000 school
April 12—v. 191,
awarded to The
Quebec, Inc., at
1, 1960.
1961
Swan,
City Secretary-Treasurer, will re¬
'
Sale—The
bonds offered
p.
May
from
Bond Offering—A. W. D.
98.288.
Washington
Offering — Hugh
Dated
Bond
Commission, Quebec
April 20
near
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
price of 98.50.
Lac-Des-Seize-Iles School
*
bonds -will
on
The
in
i
pro¬
Biggs
$3,500,000
Gagwill receive
(EST) on
May 2 for the purchase of $960,000 various improvement bonds.
Clerk,
Town
non,
Caisse
Courville, at
Rimouski, Quebec
Offering—Armand
Bond
1487 — were awarded to La
Populaire De St. Louis De
p.
Canadienne Nationale.
j
Co., Inc., Corporation De
Quebec, Garneau, Boulanger, Ltd., Grenier, Ruel & Co.,
Inc., and J. E. LaFlamme, Ltd., at
a price of ;95.00.
/
De
April 18.
County School Dist. No. 10
(P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
student hous¬
revenue,
series D
Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on
from 1962 to 1999 inclu-
bonds
Pierce
system
bonds.
on
obligation
p.
on
$300,000
revenue
April 4—v. 191, p. 1487
bonds offered
Gotten, Executive Secretary, will
(CST)
-
Dube &
Prets
WYOMING
receive
chase of $1,401,000
1,
—
Othello, Wash.
Bond
eral
T.
sewer
on
A-O.
Florence
Sold—The
Not
and
offered
Gibson,
Spence & Gibson, of Austin.
Bond
Bonds
10
May 10 for the
$200,000
dormitory
Courville, Quebec
age,
Sale
The $90,000 side¬
aqueduct and sewer im¬
provement bonds offered on April
13—v. 191, p. 1487—were awarded
to a group
composed of Oscar,
walk,
Principal
Bond
»
Mistassini, Quebec
Bond
1
bonds offered
J
inclusive.
Kirkland, Wash.
Secretary,
1960 bonds.
revenue
to
sealed
Florence
on
1
1978 inclusive.
■
group
terest J-D. Legality approved by
composed of The National Bank of
Vinson, Elkins, Weems & Searls, Commerce, Seattle, Merrill Lynch,
of Houston.
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Dean
Witter & Co., McClain & Co., and
State Teachers' Colleges, Board of
Charles N. Tripp & Co., as 4%s,
Regents (P.O. Box K, Capitol
33/4S and 37/ss, at a price of 100.007,
Station, Austin), Texas -
T.
Co.
clusive.
King County, Mercer Island School
District No. 400 (P. O. Seattle),
Washington Bond Sale—The $325,000 school
general obligation, series A bonds
offered
on
April 14—v. 191, p.
loan
follows:
as
bonds.
of about 3.23%.
the
in
Co.,
on
Wilbourn
—
May
on
mentioned
bank
procedure.
White, Weld &
1,
Dorion, Quebec
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.,
c-Bond Sale—The $199,000 street
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Wm. J. and sewer improvement bonds of¬
Mericka & Co., Frantz Hutchinson;
fered on April 11—v. 191, p. 1487
& Co., and Storz-Wachob-Bender
—were
awarded
to
the Banque
were
sealed
cost
Offering
Due
Other members of the syndicate
p.
HuntsVitle, Texas
Bond
1..
as 4V8S. Due on May
from 1979 to 1990 inclusive.
G. Webb & Co., and Strader &
Co., Inc., as 5s, 3.10s and 3.20s, at
a
price of 100.064, a net interest
inclusive.
May
on
1980 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at all the branches in Quebec, of
1,
1,425,000
May 1
on
inclusive.
4V2S.
as
County
Due on May 1
from 1961 to
the
as
1972 to
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Edward
1
bids until
2 for the
purchase of $240,000 school bonds.
Dated May 1, 1960. Due on May 2
265,000 as 4s. Due on May 1 from
inclusive.
May
Due
May
on
Beauport School Commission,
Quebec
Bond
Offering — J. Armand
Gendro'n, Town Secretary-Treas¬
Sale—The
sewer
June .1 from" 1961 to
urer, will receive sealed
8 p.m.
(EST) on May
from 1962 to 1965 inclusive.
1487—were awarded to a
group composed of Merrill Lynch,
on
1980
4.10s.
as
from
140,000
Due
to
1971
and
bonds
1970 inclusive.
4s.
as
from
1
May
on
Due
4 3/4s.
as
1961.
was
Bond
Due
41/4S.
$25,000
revenue
VIRGINIA
to
as
was
QUEBEC
Rapids toll bridge construction
follows:
as
inclusive.
1967
Dated
on
sold
Co., .Ltd.,
31
&
1980 inclusive. Interest J-D.
University of Washington (P. O.
Seattle), Wash.
<
Bond Sale—The $2,000,000 gen-„
eral tuition fee revenue, series C
from 1966 to 1971 inclusive.
Offering—W. J,
35,000 street construction bonds.
Due on May 1 from 1961 to
of par, a net interest cost of about
4.14%,
Due
'
$75,000 highway bonds. Due on
May 1 from 1961 to 1975 incl.
,
Sale—The
6y2s.
95,000
Simonds,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on May
2
for
the
purchase of $110,000
bonds, as follows:
Independent School
District (P. O. San Antonio), Tex.
Bond
composed of The National Bank of
Washington, in Tacoma, Blyth &
Co., Inc., and Foster & Marshall.
Rutland, Vt.
Bond
Harlandale
'
Gouinlock
190,000
1961 to 1969 inclusive/.
from
152,000
Bell,
Housing
Agency,
March
on
a group
VERMONT
1
May
on
fered
April 11—v. 191,
on
1487—were awarded to
Washington County Junior College bonds offered on April 15—v. 191,
District, Board of Trustees (P. O.
p.
1487 — were awarded to a
Brenham), Texas
syndicate headed by John Nuveen
Bond Sale—The $78,000 dormi¬
& Co., at a price of 98.50, a net
tory revenue 1960 bonds offered interest cost of about
4.20%, as
on April 12—v. 191, p. 1167—were
follows:
of about
$1,368,000
bonds offered
p.
MAILEARLY IN THE DAY-
IT'S THE BETTER WAY!
In¬
@FedFRASER