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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
Trie UNiVeR^r
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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
LIBRARY
ESTABLISHED
New York
Number 5909
190
Volume
Reg. U. S. Pat. Offic*
1839
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, December 21, 1959
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
Ender-Monarch
acquired
has
Inc.
Associates,
Acoustica
into
In This Issue
and
issued
over
3-year
a
Stock and Bond Quotations
be
be
'
Ender-Monarch
basis
the
for
total
to
which
This
Oil
sales
""
of
"Net
profit
for
the
in
1958.
his
In
to
letter
190, p.
Boston
fiscal
1829.
successful
a
and
last
after taxes."
two
written
has
company
down
by
$563,616
and has
completely
withdrawn
through farm-out and sale.—V. 189, p. 1673.
properties
operations
All-Alaska
its
from
National Quotation
($100
The
York
New
Inc.,
of
West
Reserve
will
force
firm
be
announced
control
the
torque
motors,
electro-hydraulic
for
of industrial
American
and
electro-pneumatic
in aircraft and missiles, in
and in automated produc¬
used
are
190, p. 1518.
Hospital Supply
corporation,
a
registration
of
shares
Smith,
and
terms
required
Corp.—Registers With Se¬
the
will
capital;
of
assets
Fisher
for
$200,000
ia»
Miami.
and
equipment
underwriting
and
furnishings
now
proceeds of
and
of
$175,000
office
and
for
and
the
for
loans
to
for
stock
working
about $1,000,000
the acquisition of certain
provide funds estimated at
stock
the
Hoffman
of
cost
warehouse.
proceeds will be used to supplement
corporate purposes.—V. 190, p. 1933.
incurred
aggregating
capital
loans
additional
the sale of
bank
of
Limited;
purchase
(bl
regional
Fla.,
two
price
Co.
outstanding 2,257,194 common
indebtedness, of which management
working
of
Union Securities &
hospitals,
Net
Burpe
the
and
S;A.,
worth.
&
filed
laboratories, doctors' offices
also distributes parenteral solutions and
of
$3,550,000
replenish
to
retirement
the
for
retire
to
111.,
covering 200,000
sale through an
11
public
for
supplies,
ceratin
about 26%.
own
used
be
Dec.
on
public offering
of
There are
to
Evanston,
amendment.
It
products.
addition
in
officials
operation
•
Ave.,
Eastman Dillon,
The
by
SEC
offered
be
distributor
installations.
certain related
shares
Co.
&
is
Ridge
2020
the
to
supplied
be
for
similar
and
stock,
headed by
Barney
company
at
with
statement
group
to
are
The
located
common
underwriting
American Land
of
The
working
Pinther
construction
and
the
of
remainder
capital
Bos-
of
the
other
for
Co.—Registers With SEC—
shares
class
of
common
stock,
each
share
of
with
the
SEC
Dec.
on
1959,
14,
public offering
The
price and underwriting terms of the units
which
statement
are
to
be
also
300,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co. is listed
as
to
are
be
the princi¬
includes
an
additional
offered to the holders of
10,480
1,048
shares
of
the
common
that
Previews Inc. (which constitutes all the outstanding shares of
company's stock except for the 13,332 shares owned by Ameri¬
can)
on
of
Previews
American
ten shares of American
organized
in
majority owners of Previews
June
Inc.
1959
who
I
common
for
each
share
common.
was
Chemical
additional
an
facilities
Oct.
on
20,
Corp.—New
product
the
by
announced Dec.
was
Product—
corporation
14 by
W.
R.
its
at
Stephens,
It
1958.
has
now
payroll
a
65
of
persons
at
Dec. 1 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered at
without underwriting.
on
to
proceeds are
be
capital.
working
for
used
Files With
—
Commission—
The
corporation on Dec. 2 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 120,000 shares of common
stock (par 10 cents) to be
offered
at
$2.50
per
share, through.. Frank P. Hunk & Co.,
Inc.,
Rochester, N. Y. and First City Securities, Inc., New York, N. Y.
The
proceeds
are
to be
used
to
remodel store and offices
in
warehouse, opening a new store and for working capital.—V.
188,
country
which
may
be
and
2454.
of
the development
American
1960
additional
properties
and
also
to
a
small
and
are
under
said
Delaware
to
law
have become
by the
active
Oct.
is
with
a
,
brand
pickles,
"Ma
distributor
and
processor
such
American
and
Bond
1906.
1,
Foods
foods
Holland,
names
Hostess
Brown"
as
Gold,
foods
Blue
dairy
the
in
dairy
of
Meadow
and
preserves
and
Valley,
Rainbo
field,
and
pickles, Shedd-Bartush
Mario's Olives and Kobey's potato products, La Choy AmericanChinese Foods,
Clark Candy Bars, and Richardson's Mints.—V. 190.
Foods,
p.
1415.
(A. S.) Beck Shoe Corp.—Sales Up—
1959—4 Wks.—1958
Period End. Nov. 28—
Sales
1959—48 Wks.—1958
$4,322,879 $51,896,652
$4,718,020
190,
$49,998,701
1626.
p.
$105,000
td
Fairhaven
for
Forest
This
year
prospectus lists C. T. S. Keep as Board Chairman and Charles L.
Gleaves as President.
Of the 1,085,503 outstanding common shares,
of
11.08%
and Gleaves 8.9%.
Ripley Realty Co., Inc., of
Beach, owns 41.92% ; Dwight D. Ripley, of Greenport, L. I.,
New York, 10.44%; and Hemphill, Noyes & Co., 9.21%. The outstanding
stock of Rk>ley Realty is owned by Dwight D. Ripley, 50%, Gleaves
37'/2%, and Keep, 12»/a%.—V. 190, p. 1413.
fiscal
pany's
Total
(2)
Net
earnings,
(3V Net
1959 fiscal
fiscal 1958.
milestones
aircraft
products
and
after
years'
net
during
the
which
com¬
1959:
30.
military
taxes,
attained
per
earnings
sales
$89,539,620.
share of stock outstanding $4.74.
share were: 1958 $4.03, 1957
per
1956 $4.05.
earnings, after taxes
on
income $3,968,280.
Stockholders'
$11,608,157 and 1955's $8,938,277.
worth
net
equity
as
of
Sept.
30,
1959
$25,997,154.
This
with 1958's $23,069,084, 1957's $17,648,501
$15,266,834.
Stockholders' equity per share'of stock $31.02. The book value
compares
1956's
per
(7)
of Johannesburg.
17
over
(5)
Union of South Africa, has applied
to the SEC for an order under the Investment Company Act permitting
additional payments under a Sub-Investment-Adviser Agreement; a..d
the SEC has issued an ovder giving interested persons until Dec. 28, 1959
company,
Dec.
Working capital as of Sept. 30, 1959 $22,811,175. This new high
compares
with
1958's
$20,047,953,
1957's
$14,246,557,
1956'S
To Raise Fee—
This
on
(4)
(6)
Co.
commercial
ended Sept.
commercial
Recent
$4.09,
the
are
fiscal year
(1)
Ltd.—Seeks
Investment
and
major
business
18%.
following
reported
sales of $89,539,620 included $37,914,444 total sales
year
and
African
corporation
of $3,968,280—an increase of 19.4%
up
The
Virginia
American-South
Corp.—Earnings Up—
Kansas,
Beechcraft's
were
The
owns
Wichita,
net earnings
Total
use
Virginia; and Fairhaven will be enabled to proceed with the
of commercial and recreational facilities on the oceanfront
in
Beech Aircraft
extent for
during
of properties now owned. It is anticipated that
will advance
about $445,000 to Washington's
in their development programs.
Washington's Forest will use the funds advanced to it primarily for
the construction of roads and the preparation of farm land and resi¬
dential sites on the tracts located just outside the Norfolk-Portsmouth
Keep
on
Beatrice
other
proceeds
development
and
Foods
of-Texas
of this financing by American will be added to its
working capital, and are to be used primarily in the acquisition and
Net
Co.—Acquisition—
Gebhardt Chili Powder Co., San Antonio, Texas, into
Co., Chicago, 111., was announced Dec. 16 in a joint
statement by T. Arthur Lambert, President of Gebhardt, and William
G. Karnes,
President of Beatrice Foods.
Gebhardt,
a
leading producer of chili powder, chili and related
foods
which
are
distributed
nationally
through
food brokers,
and
around
the
world through Army
Commissaries, will operate as an
indepedent division of Beatrice Foods. Terms of the merger were not
disclosed.
Gebhardt Chili Powder Co. was organized under the laws
of
Merger
Beatrice
—V.
acquired.
Foods
Beatrice
*
shares,
common
stock of
the basis of
of
company
underwriter.
pal
Louisiana
Ark.,
Securities and Exchange
property owned by It on the outer banks of North Carolina.
covering
A preference stock ($15 par) and 300,000 shares of
to be offered for public sale in units consisting of one
the class A preference and the common stock.
The
supplied by amendment.
purchasing
primarily to
of
business
the
building
This company, located at 49 East 43rd Street, New York, filed a regis¬
statement
ADRs—
York
New
Bargain Centers, Inc., Martinsville, Va.
developing large tracts of land.
It
was
organized
integrate the operations of Previews
and various land developments corporations, and to secure the public
financing
which
would provide capital for these corporations and
permit expansion on a national and international basis, according
to
the prospectus.
After organization American acquired about 93%
of the stock of Previews which operates a nation-wide system rendering
marketing service to individuals and institutions desiring to purchase
or
sell real estate.
Previews owns 100%
of Fairhaven Corp.; and it
also acquired
100% ownership of three other corporations controlled
by the company's founders, namely Lake Phelps Farms, Inc., Wash¬
ington's Forest, Inc. and Lucian Park Corp. The latter three corpo¬
rations and Fairhaven Corp. then owned, or leased with the right to
repurchase, an aggregate of approximately 134,000 acres of land in
various
stages of development in the coastal plain area of Eastern
Virginia and Eastern North Carolina and approximately 150 acres
with 3,811 feet of oceanfront on the outer banks of North Carolina
in
the vicinity
of Cape Hatteras. It is the) company's intention to
develop these properties to their best present economic use, which
ranges form agricultural farms to
residential communities and com¬
mercial centres, and thereafter, to sell or lease the lands, from time
to time, as may seem advisable.
It also intends to utilize Previews
to
locate
attractive real estate situations in other sections of the
in
area
tration
of
Bluff.
The
46
p.
equipment,
process
curities and Exchange Commission—
This
SEC
40,000
$7.50 per share,
company
products of Raymond Atchley, Inc.
servoamplifiers, miniature transducers,
These components
tion machinery.—V.
2038.
filed a registration state¬
on
Dec.
11,
1959 covering American Depositary
shares of "A" ordinary registered stock of this
50,000
covering
acquisition of Raymond
of electro-hydraulic and
Principal
components
other
and
servosystems.
Lanterman said,
"Assuming
there are indications that
strike,
p.
Ball, Pablo & Co., Washington, D. C.—Files With SEC
the
manufacturer
the
for
caustic
The
46
______
Mr.
steel
190,
acquired
was
retained.
servovalves.
are
Banks
ASF,
the
firm.
Bluff,
Pine
of
—
>
Equipment to produce the acid was added during: the fall at a cost
$50,000, Mr. Stephens said.
It gives the Chemical Corporation, a
subsidiary of Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co., a capacity
of 6,000 tons of hydrochloric acid annually.
The
chemical
company
took over surplus segments of the Pine
Bluff
Arsenal in
July, 1958,
and
went into production of chlorine
and
System
Statement of Federal
spite of adverse conditions
during the early weeks
wholly-owned
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices- 46
The Course of Bank "Clearings
45
through an exchange of stock, and
will be operated as a wholly-owned subsidiary,
Raymond D. Atchley
will continue as President, and the firm's entire management and work
Atchley
Reserve
Condition
year
a
of
Co.—Acquisition—
has
Coast
electro-pneumatic servocontrols.
Products
of the acquired
will complement Brake Shoe's lines of hydraulic equipment.
The
Federeal
Combined
par
above
President.
33
Investment News..__
1
State and City Bond Offerings
52
Dividends Declared and Payable
7
Foreign Exchange Rates—
46
the
a
for
of
Guaranty Trust Co.
Arkansas
Stock Exchange...;-. 33
Exchange_V..l 33
of Member Banks
income
1958.
outlook
good year."—V.
a
Manufacture
*
Pine
Miscellaneous Features
Statement
be
with
English
General Corporation &
Condition
in fiscal
the
reoccurrence
no
Receipts
Transactions American Stock
field
common
Shoe
company
a
filed
8
shares
Brake
American
The
Atchley,
Dec.
on
1,600
—___
net
Associated Television Ltd.—Bank Files
43
.
report
to
gains would be achieved in
share,
a
Morgan
Industrial Stock Averages 33
Prices
the
Evaluating
Averages.-.-. 33
Bond
and
Transactions New York
Broadcasters,
corporation
covering
Section
Markets
SEC Index of Stock
oil
letter of notification with
stock to be offered at
per
share i, without underwriting.
proceeds are to be used for working capital.
The
_
—...—_____
Exchange—Curb
Stock
Dow-Jones
Inc., Anchorage, Alaska—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
SEC
Exchange
Exchange
Over-the-Counter
,
the
years
Stock
Stock
expects
report to stockholders, ASF reported sales of $112,311,287 in
year ended Sept. 30, 1959, compared with $94,543,123 a year
ment
Toronto
Foundries—Prospects—
firm
Net income rose to 7,168,027, or $5.30 a share, up from $4,524,393,
$3.50
or
£>tock Exchange...
Stock
Toronto
through
the
the
fiscal
ago.
38
39
42
Canadian
$419,815
No
$296,553
Within
In
.
its
—
year,"
share before
per
34
34
34
34
will
continued,
from
Exchange.
Steel
the strike in the basic steel industry
by
1960
"The preferred shares of? the company have been
conversion into common stock.
Cash increased
in 1958 to $502,008 in 1959, and net current assets
improved from $417,468 in 1953 to $687,963 in 1959, while at the,
same
time, debt was reduced by $187,500 and common stock equity
increased
by
$647,680.
Earnings in
fiscal
1959 on
the increased
number of outstanding common shares amounted to just over 14 cents
He
"eliminated
Exchange-.
noted
is
Coast
189,
of the quarter.
______——
of
our
markets,
additions to
our
product line,
con¬
broadening
centrated promotion and sale of our more profitable products, and our
continued emphasis on efficient, economical production have resulted
in
—
____
He
£10,000.—V.
by
first
President,
caused
payments
such
fiscal quarter ended Dec. 31, Joseph B. Lanterman,
said in the annual report to stockholders, released Dec. 14.
its
there
provision has been made for Federal income
carry-forward.
stockholders, F. D. Andruss, President, said, "The
to
Exchange
Exchange
13
23
29
increase
;
36
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange—_ 37
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
37
Montreal Stock Exchange._ 1
37
Pacific
.
special charges increased to
before
year
*
—
Exchange.:
Stock
Stock
Midwest. Stock
were
1958.
Stock
Stock
Stock
Detroit
(Stocks)
Exchange (Bonds)
Exchange
Stock
Cincinnati
1960,
loss
tax
a
28,
of latex compounds and chemicals,"
sales for the fiscal year ended Sept.
$5,300,393, which compared with
in
period
for
$3,149,256
due
taxes
Feb.
Corp.—Earnings—News—
incx-ease
the
for
$29,662
from
Rod stated.—V.
Mr.
year,
ending
Pa.; producer
68%
a
Sales
1959.
period
12-month
the
Chemical
&
Philadelphia,
reported
30,
in
York
American
.
Acopstica's fiscal
is
Alco
has
11
million
$1.5
New
the management of Ender-Monarch will remain
'
"
sales were approximately $1,209,000 on a profitable
months ending Nov. 30, 1959. Sales were expected
Rod,
Mr.
York
to
proposed
Chicago-based
in
ago
New
is
American
The
PAGE
depending upon profits earned by Ender-Monarch during the
next 3 years.
Acoustica is a publicly-owned company. Ender-Monarch
stockholders were Nathan Miller, Lewis Grenadier, and Abad Grange.^
According to
unchanged.
it
2669.'
p.
issued
a
Investment
sub-investment
a
and
.
6,483 shares of Acoustica common stock to
period and 3,705 further shares which may
additional
stock,
„
,
MISCELLANEOUS
hearing thereon. Applicant's investment adviser is South
Adviser (Proprietary) Limited, which has entered
adviser agreement with Engelhard Industries of
Southern Africa, Ltd.
Under the agreement, payments to Engelhard
Industries for the year ending Dec. 31, 1959, would amount to £16,000;
request
African
Gar¬
and industrial purposes. . .,
,,
_
*
Acoustica acquired all
outstanding shares of Ender-Monarch from
its stockholders in exchange for 6,480 shares of Acoustica common
military
INSURANCE
•
to
Corp.,
field, N. J., manufacturers of illumination equipment,- it was announced
Dec.
7 by
Robert L. Rod, President of Acoustica, Long Island and.
California manufacturers of ultrasonic cleaning
and gaging systems
for
INDUSTRIAL
•
.V
Inc.—Acquisition— '
; Acoustics Associates,
i
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
share
in
1957,
Quarterly
cents
a
5%
to
of
stock has increased from $27.99
in 1956. and $15.59 in 1955 (all
$18.54
Dividends
paid
dividends
40
share
per
cents
paid
during
stock dividend
was
from
1959
fiscal
in
as
1958, $21.43
Sept. 30).
of
earnings
$1.60.
share were increased from 30
the 1959 fiscal year.
In addition
declared on Oct. 6, 1959.
per
f
2
(2614)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Dividends
<Hi
paid irom 1959 fiscal carftings $1,330,056.
This newwith 19o8"s $1,235,331, 19o7 »s $hb5,803, 1956 s
1955's $734,672.
1291.
high
Sept,
V.
—
190,
p.
30,
which
compares
$899,147,
24'>
services
."Behlen Manufacturing Co.-bommon
The
first
and'First
lrust
sisted
inu,i)00
01
$io.oo
shares
of
ine ottering
by
services
the
and
transmission
radio
of
and
for
private
line
television
teletypewriter
and
programs
$367,341,420;
organization.
at
represent
funded
deIR,<^130,000.000
and
advances
from
/
new
to
be
Atichincloss, Parker A
Redpath—750,000
-Behlen
Manufacturing
produces,
largely
of
its
own
line of custom and mass produced metal buildings for farm,
and industrial uses and a line of metal corn cribs, grain
a
drvcrs
and
grain bins. Established in 1941, the business from its
beginning has been under tne management and control of the Behlen
family.
.a
'
A
cash
dividend
stock,
common
of
20
payable
cents
Feb.
share
per
1960
1,
has
declared
been
stockholders
to
of
record
Ball.
Jan.
William
J.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
shares
of
class
stock.
A
The
two
classes
that no cash dividends may be paid on
stock is convertible into common stock.
except
such
Giving effect to
of the
pany
such
additional
tion will
be
"Class
stock
recapitalization
70,000
shares
and
of
stock
of
the class
the
to
common
a
Divided
(par
f
Including
•stock
sale
&
five
stock,
of
stock
shares
180,000
shares
different
at
reserved
Dec.
M.
370,000 shs.-
Ira
H,
become
A*
class
the
A
&
bank
loans
long-term
or
A'
750.000
Co..^.—
Inc.!
750.000
Purchase
terms
conditions
and
contained
in
—
200.000
Swiss American Corp.Thomas A Co,-.._-
250.000
Robert
.
p.
p.
L.
2238.
Harold
Whittaker
:
E. Wood
A
for
hearing,
upon
be
request,
shares
agreeing
to
of
stock
common
purchase
the
of
the
percentage
each
company,
the
of
shares
which
disclose that
L.
at
the
purchase
to
order
the
be paid;
stated
a
cash
partner
properties
for
price
of
of
the
$260,000,
issuer,
$240,000;
(4)
mill
nical
and
and
250,000
A
service
New
The
A.
First
Trust
Co.
&
dent
of
"For
100.000
the
The
announced
was
Arnhold
&
roeder,
Bache
S.
Blelch-
Co.-
Whipple
Robert
W.
Co.—
&
Baird
&
Inc.
.8108
Co.,
••
William
Blunt
,
Blair
Ellis
•Carolina
Co.
Mason-Hagan,
.8108
&
inc.
establishment
Dec.
14
by Frank
years."
Mr.
Peteison
explained,
"wc
The
DeHaven
&
Crouter
Dewar,
Inc..-
Robertson
&
Pan.4054
Co.,
Inc.
Douglas
&
Co.,
Inc.
.2703
Co.—
1.0811
Dillon,
Elkins,
2.7027
1__
C.
J.
&
E.
F.
&
Hutton
Share
..
—
1.6216
Suplee.
Co.,
Co.
Co.,
Yeatman,
Co.
of
&
4054
Corp.
,4054
Walker & Co
&
1.6216
Co...
Wheat ,Sc
1.6216
Co
Dean Witter &
Yarnall, Biddle
—„
2038.
.2703
—
Inc
Wertheim
C.
Moelev
Neuhaus
G.
J.
5405
.8108
Inc
Wachob-Bender
.5405
.8108
&
Co. Inc..—
1.0811
H.
1.0811
_
Underwood,
and
Telephone
Co.
Staats & Co.—
2.7027
Co.—__
&
.5405
1.6216
Blosser
Stroud A-
.4054
Co.:—
McDowell
1.6216
Co
&
.4054
—
2.7027
Co.....
Pa.—Debentures
Co. Inc. is manager of an
underwriting
syndicate which offered on Dec. 18 an
issue of $30,000,000
The
Bell
Telephone Company of Pa.
35-year 5%%
debentures, due Dee. 1, 1994, at 102.625%. and accrued
interest, to yield approximately 5.21%. Award
of the
issue was
won
by the underwriters at competitive sale
Dec. 15
on
bid of 101.86%. after
a
Corp. at 101.7199.PROCEEDS -Net
used
by
trie
organization,
curred
lor
used
the
in
other
to
proceeds
the
sale
to repay
outstanding
American Telephone and
company
connstruction
of
tying First Boston
the
debentures will be
advances from the parent
Telegraph
connection
corporate
reimburse
with
the
company's
Co.,
which
construction
were
program
purposes.
Any balance of the proceeds will
company's treasury for expenditures made
the
at
year
debentures
prices ranging
from
will
be
106.125A
to
redeemable
par,
this time
writing for about the
plus
at
rwra!!!!8 revenues
33 839,147
expenses
22,195.780
i ?
othtr Innr0?16 *XeS
operating taxes—
Other
wiiefc+^Perau
—'V.
"8 inCOme_
1,424,074
local
and
in¬
be
$188,188,731, whereas the projection at the time of this
comes to $72,950,000—down
by about $115 million.
weeks
•.
OFFING
by the two large issues mentioned above.
quite
a
But, also,
doubling in financing plans.
LARGER ISSUES AHEAD
Among the larger corporate issues coming
up are:
1,115,000 shares of General Public
Utilities Corp. coinmjon on Jan.
4; on Jan. 7 there
Power Co. bonds and $5 million
debentures;
are $10 million Washington Water
Jan. 12, $15 million Northern Illinois
on
Gas, Co. preferreds; and
shares of
common.
on Jan. 13 American Hospital Supply Corp. will offer
200,000
The larger municipals with set sales dates are: on
Jan. 11—San
Francisco, Calif., $13,600,000 and Seattle, Wash., $11,800,000; on Jan.
12—$8 million
Columbus City School
District, Ohio, and the $200 million N. Y. State Power Auth.
issue; and the postponed State of California $100 million issue is rescheduled for
January 13,
Looking further ahead in tax-exempts there are: $125 million new Housing
Authority
bonds near the middle of
January; $28,089,000 State of Washington bonds for Jan. 20;
and
al^o in January a $32 million Tacoma, Wash., Light and Power issue.
IS MUNICIPAL
FINANCING EFFICIENT?
Inview of the lower stock
yield to bond yield trend and the fact that in the 12
years
since 1946 corporate yields rose
55%, Treasuries increased 57%, and high grade
municipals rose 78%, the value of tax exemption to the borrower
(State and munici¬
pal debt has been markedly increasing
compared to Federal debt) has steadily
diminished in value. Dr. Ira O.
Scott, Jr. of Columbia University, in compiling the
latter data, concludes that
perhaps it is time State and local governments give
thought
to a more efficient means of
financing their growing debt. Should Congress not
raise the 4Y2% interest rate on
Government bonds but grant
tax-exemption again
to Treasuries then there would be
The
table
below provides
affixed with
and
public
a
an
additional
breakdown
offering dates. The figures
sources.
of
are
Details of this and other
coverage of the Chronicle's
optional
accrued
re¬
cause
for concern.
the
corporate and municipal financing
obtained by the Chronicle from
private
financing may be found in the complete
Monday and Thursday issues.—S.
Corporate
^Bonds
interest
32,420,800 330.194,253 309,168,032
Jan.
8
21.232.792 213 218.099 209.159.792
4,762.000
48.229,224
40,947,657
1,357,127
17,075,641
14,555,283
Jan. 11-Jan. 15
5,068,881
51,671.289
B.
Corporate
Total
Stocks
Corporates
*'Municipals
$4,650,000
$6,983,000
500,000
4,900,000
15,000,000
3,000,000
$2,400,000
-500,000
26,500,000
23,300,000
41,500,000
26,300,000
8,935,000
344,167,000
$11,633,000
5,400,000
50,435,000
370,467,000
$20,250,000
$52,700,000
$72,950,000
$364,985,000
$437,935,000
$2,250,000
4,546,669
46,424,709
39,355,640
4-Jan.
Total
4^ 50* 3TO
ia
THE
CORPORATE AND MUNICIPAL FINANCING
TABLE
1959—10 Mos.—1956
furnishing
IN
there are encouraging discussions of issues now
taking place which cannot be said
for corporates. Last week's four-week
municipal projection for Dec. 14-Jan. 8 came
to $178,866,000. This week's estimate for
Dec, 21-Jan. 15 adds up to $364,985,000—
1
in
came to $14,362,115—
corporate projection made
Like corporates, the first two weeks of the l'our-week
period ahead for municipals is
light in offerings, but the picture changes in the last two weeks wherein
tax-exempts,
unlike corporates, show a sizable" increase in scheduled flotations in
terms of dollar
volume. It is pushed, of course,
Dec. 28-Jan.
telephone service,
entire four-week
on
-5,371,469
toll
Power
CALENDAR
-
and
4,706,578
19a
^e?vSsN inaml>
f-ervice.s,
4.847,824
The
MUNICIPALS
Dee. 21-Dec. 25
1959—Month—1958
State
week's four-week estimate totaled $125 million for the Dec. 14-Jan. 8
period
which is about $52 million more than that
computed for the Dec. 21-Jan. 15 period
cihocici
"
Earnings-r
Period End. Oct. 31—
was
same
Last
program.
REDEMPTION—The
demption
from
approximately $10 million.
.5405
Offered—
Halsey, Stuart &
on
down
1.6216
.
&
Co
William R.
Straus,
_
Bell
A*
Co—
($200 million N. Y.
.8108
Inc.__—
Hammill
.5405
Corp
190, p.
Co.,
Shearson,
.5405
Bond
&
Mosle &
Shields
.8108
Weeks—.
&
Co.,
Gardner—.
Stiver
2.7027
Co
&
Indianapolis
—V.
&
&
Rotan.
.2703
Hogle
Hornblower
.2703
&
Saunders,
.5405
Co.—
—
A.
Co
Pierce
.5405
Stieglitz—
Henderson
Inc.
.5405
.4054
Hallo well,
Sulzberger,
Jenks, Klrkland & Co.
Hayden, Stone & Co.—
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—
T.
&
.2703
Reynolds
__
Sachs
.2703
—
Hughes
cliff Rahel &
Reinholdt
&
Holyoke & Co._—
Farwell, Chapman & Co._:
<fc
Inc
Inc.—
Rauscher,
.2703
Stokes
Ellis,
Halle
.8108
inc.
Co.
Goldman,
&
.8108
Co.,
issues
.8108
2.7027
&
Co..
j.
Co
Morris,
Jackson
Raffensperger,
Union
&
Co—
large tax-exempt
CORPORATE
.8108
Webber.
Quail
ELsele,
Raynor &
Redelfs,
Inc
&
Co.-
Inc.
1.0811
John
duPont <te
.8108
.5405
Curtis
&
Securities
Cook
Ohio
Paine,
Dickson
Eastman
'
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
Prescott, Shepard
Co.,
S.
Francis I.
.8108
•
&
.2703
Bodine
coast.
R.
,
.8108
Townsend,
&
two
$137,935,000 instead of $437,935,000.
last
.4054
Co.,
Co
Jones
Newhard.
The
Co.,
.8108.
A-
Milwaukee
.5405
&
the
year's comparable estimate
.5405
•
Inc
Templeton —.A-
.5405
Dain
Co.
^
Mitchum.
.4054
Co.—
M.
for
Next week's corporate calendar (Dec.
21-24) of common stocks and bonds is expected
to raise $4,650,000, whereas last
.8108
Co.
&
Turben
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
J.
not
Authority and $100 million State of California bonds) coming up in the last of the
four oncoming weeks, the
aggregate corporate plus municipal offerings in the Dec. 21Jan. 15 period would only be
C
.2703
.......
.2703
Corp.
Co
Norton
Merrill.
.8108
.5405
Securities
Chiles-Schptz
:
Co,—
Inc...■
McDonald
McDonnell
.8108
Co.-—
Simmons—
Co._
Collin,
Inc
Investment
.2703
&
&
<fc
&
Martin
Co.__
Boettcher
Loewi
1.0811
Baker, Weeks & Co..,—„
Ball, Burge & Kraus—_
.5405
2.7027
C.
1.0811
—
&
,5405,
Langley & Co,-.—
1.6216
Lee Higginson Corp...4^.
1.6216
Lehman
Brothers—2.7027
1.0811
Bacon.
Bioren
W.
it
Were
Battles.
Johnson, Lane, Space
Corp. ;
„*
Kidder, Feabody & Co.—
Inc.—.5405
<fe
&
The
.4054
communication
Pennsylvania.
On
*Over $1 million
or more.
an
of
Black-Claw¬
Feterson.
Presi¬
firm.
parent
several
industry.
paper
Pty. Ltd.
.2703
Ine.
1.0811
Ed¬
disclose
Pty. Ltd.—Formed—
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
.
of
;u_.'
Dulles
.Janney,
5.1791
Strudwick_„
Corp.
Norfolk
of
Lincoln,
Nebraska
C, Allyn & Co., Inc.__
Anderson
Investment
holds
to
international manufacturer of pulp and paper
equipment, has formed a sales and tech¬
to represent its products to tne Australian
'
%
from
who
fails
plant
subsidiary
Zealand
tANZi
son
100,000
converting
its
•
S
Smith, Barney & Co.„.„— 17.7570
Kirkpatrick-Pettis.Co; ,«.-w' 6.6591
of
order-
question
also
disclose
general
said
The Black-Clawson Co.,
100.000
250,000
the
opposite
The
the
the
mortgage
Dorman,
to
to
underwriter
set
below:
name
violation
Act.
on
charges, that the issuer's
employment of said under¬
(2) fails to disclose adequately
partnership interests will be offered; (3)
the Houston properties would be
acquired subject
falls
Agreements with
company and the selling stockholders,
copies of which are filed as exhibits to the
Registration Statement,
the underwriters have
severally agreed to purchase an aggregate of
370.000
in
made
Securities
1935.
500,000
Co.-.
Commission's
(1)
commissions
Black-Clawson (ANZ)
250.000
.
500.000
—.
that
200.000
Co.,
Walter Stokes A Co.—
S. Strauss A Co.
Co
—V.190,
the
the
-.,.
A
Lemon & Co,_
Inc,^„._„.
150.000
A
J.
15,
UNDERWRITERS—Upon
Nicola us
500,000
Co.
150,000;
1,450.000
500.000
Inc.—,.
Mackall A Coe
debt
Stii'el,
the
asserts
complied with;'
relationship between Mr. Dorman and the Douglas Co., the pro¬
posed lessee; and (5i fails to disclose pertinent information
concerning
the
respective rights and obligations of Mr. Dorman and the
pur¬
chasers of the limited
partnership interests, particularly with respect
to the interests and
relationships of Mr. Dorman in and to the part¬
nership enterprise and the operations of the properties through the
Douglas Co., with the profits and remunerations to be received
by
Mr.
Dorman
therefrom.
(See
also, De Ville Co., below.)—V.
190,
1,750,000
—
Co
Meyer
$390,000
a
option
150,000
Fox;
150,000
of
order
not
misleading by reason
and that the offering
facts;
would
and
provision)
were
and
the
Co.—
Frank,
to
to
A
Brothers A
upon
terms
mund
150,000
Steele A
Stern,
Haupt & Co.—
Hentz
Loewi
J.
Stern
Co.,
Co:
The Illinois Co.
of
H.
150.000
Harrison
times.
conversion
&
Rothschild A Co.
the
fails
600.000
Kerngr
Roberts
The
circular
the
250,000
A Stringlellow
Shearson, Hammill A Co.
100.000
Freeman
Co.,
.i:,—
Parke
1.000.000
Co
Johnston.
for
outstanding.
company has
no
outstanding
A-
F.
material
being
A
false
the
opportunity
underwriter.
A
A
is
the
offering
150,000
Scott
Inc.
700,000 shs.
which
L.
Equitable Securities Corp. 1,750,000
Este
'
200.000
—.
Schmidt.
200,000
__
Co.
Inc.—
Close
certain
is
suspension
of Regulation
circular
anti-fraud
writer and
Inc.
Bodine,:.....
100,000
Inc
Pollock
Ranibo,
Townsend.
&
E.
Co.,
150.000
&
&
Inc
R. S. Dickson A- Company,
and
Outstanding
each,
Wm,
disclose
interests
(the
Commission's
suspension should be vacated or made permanent.
respect to the Regulation A notification, the Commission
charges
issuer failed to file a
copy of an underwriting agreement
entered into between it and M. Ferer
Securities, a sole proprietor, of
Miami, Fla., as well as the consent of the latter to be named as an
Raffensperger, Hughes A
Schmertz
Inc.—^,—3.
Crouter
the com¬
the capitaliza¬
2,100.000 shs.
series
common
Co..
DeHaven
by
900,000 shs.
700,000
600.00O
Co..-.1.. :—7 1
A:
Cunningham,
presently
The
at
into
into
200,000
M.
fCommon stock (par $1;
convertible
100.000
Christensen,
850,000
Courts
follows:
as
Co.
500.000
unci
inc.
Authorized
A
stock,
A
<fc
.*■
to
The
conditions
offering
With
Peters, Writer A-
...
identical
are
750,000
Co.;..:3.,
'Burnham
capital stock was increased and cnanged on Dec.
15,
1959, from 2,500 shares, par value $100 per share, to 3,000,000 shares,
consisting of 2,100,000 snares of common stock, par value $1
per
share, and 900,000 snares of class A stock, par value $1 per share;
and each of the 1,000 outstanding shares of capital stock, par value
$100 per share, was changed into 300 shares of common stock and
Colket
17
an
that
Copeland
&
Inc.-150,000
Penington.
partnership
failure
whether
-
Hirshberg. Inc.
600,000
Blair & Co.—
Bradford
C.
1,750.000
•'
Hanseatic
Kendall,
its
provides
.500,000
„
Co.
and
issuer's
of
850,000
A
terms
Section
$200,000
Patterson.
1.450.000
Byrd Brothers
v.—
Clayton Securities Corp.
FINANCING
Authorized
700
Kraus.700.000
Co....
Sc
Douglas
the
of
&
Corp
Co,,.1,000.000
Burge &
Baxter
1960.
20,
York
Norris
A*
Bear, Stearns & Co.—
Blair & Co, Inc.„___i.—
the
on
New
Bache
BUSINESS
design,
commercial
Milwaukee Co——
Hutchinson
Co.
150,000
—
the
that
Debentures
The
Striidwick
New York.
The
Amount of
McMaster
issued an order
temporarily suspending a Regulation A
registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with
public offering of securities by this company at 555 Fifth
a
partnership interests, in units of $5,000, for an aggregate of $285,000,
partnership was formed to acquire certain Houston properties,
consisting of land, building# | and equipment, which were to be leased
parent
to
Debentures
&
to
certain
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. $4,950,000
Allison-Williams Co.
150,000
outstanding.
Co.—Offering Suspended—
from
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration with
to public
offerings of ..securities not exceeding $300,000 in
amount.
On Oct. 22,
1959, Bissonnet Co. (issuer), a limited partner-:
ship, filed a notification
proposing the public offering of limited
Principal
Amount of
Monday, December 21, 1959
.
respect
.V
Principal
Anderson
stock
Ave.,
other
$18,000,000.
UNDERWRITERS
shares
70,000
respect
use,
.
•
shares,
for
.
The SEC has
exemption
30. 1959, the company had capital stock equity of
$658,978,275: funded debt of $165,000,000 and advances from the parent
organization, $36,000,000.
At Dec. 31, 1953. capital stock equity was
financing by
Belilea Maninacturing. Tne balance of 300,000 s.iares nas been owned
by members of the Benlen family wno, alter tne oiienng, will own
ot n.e 1,070,000 snares ot combined common stock and class A
65 42*;.
37(1000
Bissonet
the
facilities
snare.
per
the
Of
in
Pittsburgh
FINANCES—At Sep.
con¬
priced
siock,
common
had 4.095,788 telephones in service, of
Philadelphia metropolitan area and
metropolitan area. Other communication
company
include
teletypewriter exchange
company
were
the
purposes.
snares
Lincoln, JNeb.
co., of
and
the
for
Offered—
Stock
of tnis Coiumous,
Neb.,company was made Dec. 15 by an underwriting group
heaued oy irmtn, barney 6c Co.; KirKpaincK-Feuxs Co.,
of
onering
puotic
the
43V
in
furnished
service
•c;
1959,
about
about
.
Total of Both
Financings
have
been
ably
Number 5909
190
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
and New Zealand by our agent,. Paper Mill
Pty. Ltd. Wp. now npttiially 'agree-'that the
the paper and pulp industry im this area justi¬
fies
the
presence
of our own organization. The steady population
'growth and rapidly increasing industrialization of both countries have
(been carefully noted by a number of American and .British firms, inIeluding ourselves. It now appears timely for us to provide Vnore direct
and complete service, than can be supplied through
an> outside rep¬
rcprescntc-d
Australia
Supply-Cc.
in
Industrial
Canada Dry Corp.—Earnings at Record—
.
'Substantial growth
.
oi
resentative."
•'
,
•'
:■«
(2615)!
corporation has reported all-time record high sales and earn¬
ings for the fiscal year ended Sept. 30. Consolidated earnings reached
$4,004,134, a gain of almost 14%
over
the previous year's $3,518,450
income. This is equivalent after preferred stock dividends to*$1.61
per
common share, compared with $1.41 in the
preceding 12 months.
Net sales of $98,553,603 Were reported, uo from $93,860,800 a year
ago. Net income before taxes was a record *$8,161,684, compared with
year.
The
'the
"Rolls
a'pprpaching capacity '
volume" shipments by '
Cordes Snyder, Jr., President,
steel
operations;
-
.
.
type
products pr.oduced by our com¬
Mr.\ Snyder said, "are now. required in
lin(e with the steadily advancing rate
pany for the steel industry,"
volume by steel customers, in
iof
W.
.
.
consumable
other
and
customers,
steel
company
to
on
Dec. 11.
.said
*
',*/
J.
report says further that "major steps were taken toward secur¬
the company's future growth, both in this country and abroad."
Unusually high capital expenditures were entailed in this program,
,r
,
inventories" of^ such products were produced by
Blaw-Knox during the strike in steel, subject to shipping instructions
when steel production
resumed.
At the presently indicated rate of
requirements by steel customers, a substantial-part -of this inventory
will be shipped by year-end, with the remainder subject,to .delivery in
the first quarter of 1960.
New orders are being booked at a-healthy
rate," Mr. Snyder concluded.—V. 190, p. 47.
which
included
acquisition of a plant in Frankfurt, Germany, to be
used as the company's operating headquarters for
Europe, the opening
of a plant in Waltham, Mass., to serve as the "master"
plant for the
New England region, and the purchase of the former
Kentucky River
Distillery, Inc. in Nicholasville, Ky. Capital investments totaled $4,200,for
these
and
other
phases
of
replacement program during the year.
000
International operations
finished
"Sizable
Clark Equipment
the
company's
be
Detroit in an
of
expansion
and
the
opening of licensed
bottling plants in five countries. New plants are expected to start in
seven
foreign countries during the current year, "as part of a longterm
project fof the development of business opportunities abroad,"
the
report said.—V.
Canada
ISO,
1291.
p.
Southern
Both
«
•
Petroleum
Ltd.
Drilling Increase
address
figures
Dec.
on
all-time
are
16.
records
and
the- company
for
compare
$142,618,000 and earnings of $6,449,000 in 1958.
The
earnings for 1959 will be approximately $5 per share, compared with
$2.70 per share in 1958.
Mr.
Spatta said 1959 "would have been an even better year if
the steel strike had not intervened."
He said the strike- resulted in
"a loss of some $20 million
in sales and at least a million dollars
with
sales
of
Most of the loss is a result of curtailed buying on the
customers affected by the strike.
Clark itself was able
production in "a good 90%
of its operations" during
the entire strike, Mr. Spatta disclosed.
"Only our automotive housing
plant was
affected to the point
of a complete shutdown," he said.
"The remainder of our operations
were
able
to
continue
production
as
a
result of careful advanee
planning and effective procurement of steel and components requiring
in
earnings."
of Clark
part
broadened with
were
Co.—Expects Sales, Earnings Record
Detroit-based
company
anticipates that sales for 1959 will
approximately $205 million and earnings will be approximately $12
million, George Spatta, President, told the Financial Analysts Society
This
ing
rapid return oi steel production to leyels
operations In many plants is resulting in high
The
properties since'1955, including the property now being contracted for.
the end of 1§60, plant facilities "of acquired properties in Sacra¬
mento
County,
at
cost,
would
approximate
$2,600,000"," he
said.
—V. 190, p. 563.
At
This
$6,700,470 in the previous
Blaw-Knox Co.—Steel Clients Buying—
3
maintain
to
steel."—V.
190,
1936.
p.
Forecast—
"(E.'W.y Bliss Co.—Transfer Agent—
been
Brooks, Inc.—To
Bobbie
This
appointed
for
its new issue of $1.80
stock.—V. 190, p. 2338.
preferred
Plans
has
Co.
Trust
Manufacturers
company
transfer
cumulative
agent
the
by
convertible. voting
Acquire—News—
three
of
by
the
within a 15-mile radius in the Missouri cities
Louisiana and Vandalia, and have been operated
plants
are
Bowling
Green,
Elder Garment
Co.,
contractor
several, major
for
apparel
companies.
Bobbie Brooks is acquiring these plants, effective next
Jan. 4.
The 500 present employees of these plants will be retained,
and
Mr.
Saltzman
estimated that employment at the plants would
substantially
The
a
the
during
few
next
'
years.:
.
facilities
to
more
facilities
of
six
Mr.
than
feet in 11
500,000 square
months
plants,
double
or
its
pointed out that Bobbie Brooks sales for the fiscal
next April 30 are estimated at between $33,000,000 and
an
increase
of
40%'
in one year,
and
that
sales
of
ending
$35,000,000.
$50,000,000
anticipated within three years.—V. 190, p.
are
tests
out
Canada
to
begin
last
-V.
$8,226,202
2039.
p.
Mr.
said
that
-Columbia
No.
located
includes
tests
Paper Corp.,
offer
three
miles
northwest
Paper Corp.
shares
The
of
shillings
5
Ltd; of London-tti- acquire
each in BoWater-Eburite
of
declared
15.
the year
in
for
the
dividend
1960.
8.
for every .five ordinary
of
2.8
Bowater-Eburite
income
less
pence
has
tax
in
31,. 1959.
This, dividend, is payable ort
shareholders registered at the close
'
• '
:
'''
•
In the interim
consolidated financial statement of the Bowater Paper
months ended June 30, 1959, reference was made to
the fact, that earnings in that period were affepted only ifo a minor
degree by the dispute in the printing industry in Great Britain.
The
offCr
states
that
the
of
this
dispute has proved to be less
appeared likely.
...
Moreover,
the consumption of newsprint in the IJnited Kingdom
and North America has continued
to rise and .it would
now
appear
effect
than at one.time
adverse
reasonable
year
to
assume,
the statement, that the .tr'adirig" profits for
will exceed that Of the previous year.
says
ending Dec. 31,
offer sets but
issued
1959
it
to
purchase consideration 3,050,571 fully
paid ordinary shares of 5 shillings each which first ranked for dividend
part
as
of
the
financial year which commenced
in the
on Jan. 1, 1959.
Since June 30,
continued to be satisfactory but intensive competition
prevail.
1959 trading has
continues
of
to
Figures given in
the
corporation
times by
3.3
the
offer show that the
the year ended Dec.
for
net earnings.
If
net
31,
ordinary
1958,
dividends
covered
were
the July.
1959 conversions of loan stock,
are taken into account,
the figure would have been 2.8 times. The net
ordinary dividends of Bowater-Eburite for that year were covered 1.5
times
by
earnings.
net
31;
Dec.
year
1959,
book
4d
value
per
£1-
conversions
The
loan
profits
net
Bowater-Eburite
of
the
for
tangible
stock
stock
for
the
of
in
of
during 1960.
The last date
intended
July,
at
Dec.
1959)
and
1958
31,
corporation
(after
6s
9d
amounted
allowance
per
the
final
.
corporation'
dividend
to
of
Issued
res'dlt
a'
as
the corporation
acceptance
renounceable
,
.
.
for
mail
j
fot
of
the
the
year
of
the
offer
allotment
on
Jan.
15,
•
is
.
8,
for
1960.—V.
1960
190.
p.
it
and
ordinary
is
stock
2338.
31,
Shoe
Louis
St.
1959,
Co.—Net at Record—News—
'.....
(Mo.»
company's net sales for .its 81st year ended
amounted to $276,549,164, compared to $239,903,734 in
1958.. Net earnings after taxes for the 1959 fiscal.year totaled
$11,008,775, an increase of 37% over last year's earnings, of $8,489,936.
Net earnings per share for fiscal 1959 were $6.34 per-share-on 1,830,334 shares outstanding, which compares with $4.67 per share on
fiscal
1,816,374
The
shares
outstanding Oct. 31, 1958.
and profit figures were the largest in the company's
Clark R. Gamble, President, said, "Each Sales division con¬
to the growth ox the company during 1969."
In addition, he
1959
history.
tributed
continued,
sales
"each
division
of
the. company
has
formulated
a
specific
for the years ahead."
the company's regular quarterly dividend of 70 cents
common stock was announced on Dec. 8th payable March l| i960 to
plan of operation
An
on
increase in
stockholders of record Feb. 15, 1960. The company pp,id 55 - cents per
quarter during 1959, equivalent to $2.20 per share.—V. 190, p. 47.
Cain & Co.—Formed—
See
12th
will
Dec.
through
dis¬
oil
of
other
190,
due
underwriting
and
Stone
public offering
by
covering
Jan.
15,.
amendment.
&
price
and
proceeds
Net
applied
corporate
(2)
and
Electronics Capital Corp. below.
NOTE:
On
account
of the fluctuations in the
rate
of
that the
cor¬
income,
has
the
is
1959,
increase
30%
a
the
over
sales
xiet
in
located at 300 St. Paul Place, Baltimore, Md., filed
statement with the SEC on Dec.
11, 1959, covering
due Jan. 1, 1980, to the offered for public sale
company,
registration
$50,000,000
notes
of
through an underwriting group headed by The First Boston Corporation
and Kidder,
Peabody & Co.
The interest rate, public offering price
and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Net
purposes
the
of
maintain
the
for other purposes related to
or
their businesses,
or initially
applied to the reduction of short-term loans.—V. 189, p. 2348.
Conetta
Co.,
Mfg.
Stock
Inc.—Common
Offered—On
earnings
1958
over
was
quarter
gain
for
the
period, and
previous
any.
to
earnings
cents
47
quarter last
fiscal
I960
equal
the
over
the October
the
of
$492,592,
to
30%
a
$375,838. for
Chock
for
year
of
earnings
year.
Full
Brothers, 30 Broad Street, New York City.
as yet been completed.
The offering
has riot
tool and die business
begun by Louis D. Conetta in 1946, and is presently located at 73
Sunnyside Ave., Stamford, Conn.
Most of the company's work is on
special order. Last Nov. 23 the company obtained the exclusive right
for a ten-year period to manufacture, for the inventor thereof, com¬
ponents of a locating device.
As of Oct. 31, backlog was at about
$124,000, some $51,000 higher than it stood a year previous.
BUSINESS—The company is an outgrowth of a
O'
2039.
p.
100,000 shares of the company's 10-cent par com¬
stock, were offered at $4 per share through Vermilye
mon
earnings
comparable
and
amounted
This
of
first
190,
SEC—Pro¬
year
Corp.—Earnings Rise—
reported
taxes,
share.
income
Nuts.—V.
This
a
With
Co.—Registers
Dec. 9,
after
per
net
Credit
Note Offering—
subsidiaries,
expenditures
The coi'iee company and restaurant chain had net sales of $7,430,827
the Oct. 31 quarter compared with $7,063,832 for the 1958 period.
cents
Colorado
Commercial
poses
ending Sept. 30, 1960,
and $16,000,000 (consolidated).
(company)
changes approved by the shareholders were designed
corporation's charter in the light of recent amend¬
Corporation law.—V. 190, p. 1832.
the
the
to
construction
construction
968.
p.
charter
modernize
of
stock
common
which
for
subsidiaries
to
subsidiaries for the fiscal
corporation
This
explained
President,
Franz,
proceeds of the sale of the notes will be used to increase «r
the working capital of the company, which may be used for
purchase of receivables in the ordinary course of its financing
activities, may be advanced to or invested in subsidiaries for such
future
Construction
purposes.
$2,300,000
to
for
from
F.
approved establishment of a $5 par value for the
had
previously been without par value.
The
also
stock
Other
Nebraska,
11
an
Curtis
&
rate,
be
Lincoln,
on
debentures,
sale
supplied
St.,
SEC
Jackson
interest
be
debentures
quarter ending Oct. 31,
"posted new
records
in
quarter in Its history.
PROCEEDS—The
proceeds
to
are
chiefly to buy machinery
be used
equipment; to replenish the treasury for expenses incurred
purchases already made; and to repay demand loans owed by
company to Mr. Conetta.
and
such
C. I. T. Financial
This
Corp.—Registers Debs. With SEC—
Madison
corporation, 650
statement
with
tration
million
debentures
of
the
due
through an underwriting
Inc., Kuhri,
Loeb <fe Co.
and
public
by
price
offering
Avenue,
SEC
Jan.
sale
York,
New
Dec.
on
1980,
15,
10,
to
filed
offered
$75
public
for
headed by Dillon, Read & Co.,
Lehman Brothers.
The
interest
rate,
underwriting
terms
are
to
be
supplied
and
group
The
Net
for
Jan.
the sale
of
funds
for
reduce
the
to
1960,
and
the
of
company
debentures
its
and
will
provide
subsidiaries,
short-term
of
purpose
1,
borrowings,
including
$50,000,000 of term debt
paying
balance
the
of
purchasing receivables
p.
011
which
of
incurred
were
additional
to
be
used
some
the
in
the
ordinary
course
bearing)
chase
purpose
business.—V.
of
note
(with
will establish
company
high
new
a
in
per
earn¬
than
less
not
estimated
common
split
and
for
company's
also
Citizens
and
suburban
Illinois,
at
one
told
5.000
new
prices
series
split
and
stock
"dividends
during the month of
contracts
to
acquire
six
that
complete
Two of these are in California, one at Sacra¬
northwest of San Francisco; one serves
east of Tucson, Arizona;
and three are in
a
suburban
and
were
the
areas
more
than
not disclosed,
acquisitions
new
when
of Chicago and
the
Chicago.
In aggregate, he
involve in excess
$1,750,000 in
plant facilities.
south
area
north
of
all water
they
properties,
Rosenthal advised his
to Citizens'
policy of
but Mr.
conform
may
be
purchased
on
the
basis
compensatory contributions to per share earnings.
also told the Analysts that these acquisitions would
in
aggregating
com.
to
class
B
of
10c
par
full
Restricted
20,000
Stock
stock.—V.
common
as
shares
Option
is restricted
company
Mr.
as
190, p.
to
150,000 shs.
authorized were issued by one
of Sept. 21, 1959 and
Nov. 30, 1959, and are out¬
amount
to
Conetta
100,000 shs.
350,000 shs.
150,000 shs.
value
value
par
the
Mr.
include
not
$9,000
1963
50,000
10c
subsidiaries
Tennessee
the company
standing.
•The
10,
;—
stock,
stock,
tNotes
J Does
Dec.
prepayments
respect of principal and
by
company's
equal annual
commencing
due
B
the
Stamford
the
In
9,000
bank
•Class
of
Outstanding
$63,656
$2,250
interest)
B
Citizens' shares were
two stock dividends
and
acquiring, properties only
near-term,
Analysts
to
acquisitions,
customers
that
bring
the
serving suburban
audience
Mr.
and
year
of the
program,
to
1960J
to
Capital stock:
iciass A com.
Citizens'
Inverness,
serving
one
these
Purchase
of
calculated on
of series A and
1959.
31,
stock
6-for-l
expected
north
areas
two
advised,
of
the
utility properties.
mento
other
shares
outstanding as at Dec.
in May of the current
Rosenthal
December,
more
2,260,436
results,
interim.
the
Mr.
of
1958
declared
this year
on
its series
A shares:
2%
paid in
1%%
payable Dec, 31st.
Mr. Rosenthal noted that 1959
earnings would be approximately 300% of those for 1950,
been
share
adjusted
the
over
capitalization
stock
2-for-l
June
per
13%
of
monthly
$966.66
share
of
due
Co.,
15,
Aug.
the
assets
installments
Co.—Acquisitions—Earnings—
for the 15th consecutive year, Richard L. Rosenthal, President,
told The New York Society of Security Analysis, Inc. at its luncheon
meeting on Dec. 9.
Mr. Rosenthal advised
that the gain would be
capitalization
(non-interest
connection with pur¬
In
of
Carbide
19t,
ings
and
debt:
indebtedness
Sundry
6%
Citizens Utilities
1959,
due
notes
in
the
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
demand
———
Long-term
matures
for
debt
debt:
tNon-interest
incurred
which
the
as
Short-term
1416.
In
forth
sets
adjusted to give effect to the new financing
the assumption that all the shares offered are sold:
company
officer
proceeds
the
table
following
EFFECT TO
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
regis¬
a
covering
1959,
be
amendment.
working
initially
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
New York
Brown
Oct.
for
have
•
Jan.
letters
investment company filed an amendment on Dec. 11,
1959
to its
registration statement covering an • additional--3,000,000
shares of capital stock.—V. 190, p. 2338.
The
The
to
are
Chock Full O' Nuts
in
Broad Street Investing
This
public
Webber,
Corp.
the
company and its
are
estimated at
to
for
ordinary
5s
*'-•
•
corporation to acceptors
the
assets
the
Dec. 31. 1959- and will also entitle the holders tb> participate
capitalization of reserves which it is intended. to recommend
the
of
net
stock
rank
will
offer
ending
in
of
Bowater-Eburite.
ordinary
The
for
Paine,
terms
of
purchase
61
A.
present plans for issuing any of the newly authorized
however, will be available for corporate needs which
continue its former
accounting methods, following the recent enactment of a new Colorado
Corporation law.
Mr. Franz pointed out that "the change in paxvalue
is primarily
an
accounting matter and does not affect the
actual value of outstanding shares."
are
ordinary
of
in
share
South
subsidiary securities;
expenditures, for temporary advances
purposes,
for
further investment in
not expected to bfe sufficient materially to
dividend of 20% (as paid in the previous year;
capital now ranking for dividend.
increased
the
The
57s
replace
Net
Corp.—Charter Changed—
Colo., on Dec.. 16 approved several changes
charter.
They approved increasing the number of
stock authorized for issuance from 5,000,000 shares
Denver,
shares.
Shareholders
(1)
to the extent of
to the repayment oiT bank loans in that a.mount incurred
working capital depleted by construction expenditures and
$1,500,000
change the cover for a
on
offered
by
Securities
sale
The
1068.
p.
change was necessary in order for the company to
the
profits of Bowater-Eburite for the half-year to
June 30. 1959 which show that the trading profit for that period was
at the rate of £1,818,000 per annum as compared with £1,631,000 in
the previous year.
This increase reflects the coming into full operation
of certain additional productive facilities which were envisaged in 1957
when
Bowater-Eburite acquired certain
assets from • the .corporation
and
of
be.
to
—V.
190,
Iron
&
filed an amendment on
covering an additional
statement
no
which,
common
'
six
the
for
The
shares
Co.—Registers Debs. With SEC
14T4
statement with the
convertible
subordinated
headed
the
and
in
common
poration has
.
Corp.
the
at
registration
underwriting
to
located
company,
r,
Webster
of
Fuel
Registration—
company,
registration
shares.—V.
company's
of
10,000,000
to
$3,000,600'
Bowater-Eburite
represents the packaging • arm ,qf the wqyld-wide
Organization.
It .handles the production and- marketing of
packaging products of 13 conversion plants in the United Kingdom.
Bowater
River
152.
the
' .:::
f
exchange. ,pf. two ordinary
Paper Corp.
Bowater-Eburite,
ending Dec.
Jan.
on
call
Bowater
,
Bowater-Eburite
to
1960
of business
The
interim
second
a
allotment
in
shillings, each
5
of
respect
the
each
£1
of
'
Montreal.
of
terms
shares
shares
Feb.
in
Ltd.
Doig
and
1975,
..
Lirpited not already owned by the corporation, was; mailed to share¬
holders Dec. 16. .according to a satement from Bowater-Dorp! of North
America
Sinclair's
of
The statement also reported the resumption by Sinclair Canada
Pacific Petroleums of operations at their XB-20-1 wildcat
location, in which Canada Southern owns a 13%%
interest.—V. 190,
filed
Ltd.—Seeks Sub-Shares—News
by Bowater
ordinary
to
ments
$28,358,753 $28,499,855
.
.
Bowater
formal
by
1
about
Co.
p.
the
shares
exploratory
drilling planned for Northeast
Phillips Petroleum at its Kledo
location, approximately 35 miles west of Fort Nelson, in
which Canada Southern holds a 27%%
interest, and a second test at
a
site in
which
the company has
an
identical percentage interest,
Oil
Colorado
in
its
common
Stockholders
investment
Mass.,
to
1959,
might arise in the future.
Buckley
British
Boston,
9,
1,000,000
acres
1519.
1959—4 Mos.—1958
$8,575,232
■
The
8,164,408
1,200,000
a
interest.
group
the
the
on
to
group comprised of
Oil Co., Signal Oil & Gas Co., Kern
County Land Co., Alminex
and United Oils, Limited.
Under the farmout agreement, the
Home-Signal team agreed to pay a cash bonus of $3.5 million and to
expend a minimum of $3 million on exploration in exchange for a 50%
This
1959—Month—1958
:
190,
June
Limited
Central Electric & Gas
Sales—
day
any
Southern
Home
Bond Stores Inc.—Sales Lowerperiod End. Nov. 30—
This
Dec.
properties.
scheduled
are
by
covery.
ago.
Saltzman
year
Southern
Canada
These
farmed
Creek
acquisition,
together with
four other previously announced
1959
additions
and expansions," .will increase Bobbie "Brooks
major
and
on
acquisition (at an undisclosed price) and (operation of
additional
plants by this Cleveland manufacturer
of. apparel
for women were announced on Dec. 9 by Maurice Saltzn|an, President.
climb
Calgary, Alberta, firm forecast prospective step-up this winter in
tempo of exploratory drilling operations in the Northwest Territories
Northeast British Columbia,
probably 50% higher than for any
previous season. John W. Buckley, President, stated as a "strong proba¬
bility" that a minimum of 12 of these exploratory tests will be drilled
the
for
three
The
Colonial Fund, Inc.—Adds to
Conetta as
of
reserved
Plan.
issuance
for
the payment
under
the
of dividends on the
1417.
Controls Co. of America—Exchange Shares
Registered
Schiller Park, 111., filed a registration statement
16 covering 110,400 shares of common stock.
Electrosnap Corp., of Chicago, is to be merged with and into Controls
Co. as of Dec. 31, 1959, and an additional 110,400 shares of Controls
Co.
stock will then become outstanding in conversion of the 92,000
This
with
companv,
the
shares
SEC
of
on
Dec.
common now outstanding.
Registration of the
being effected in the event of possible redistribution
the Midwest or New York Stock
Electrosnap
110,400 shares is
thereof
of
by
the
Exchanges.—V.
recipients through
190, p. 2447.
Rosenthal
to
Citizens
ten
the
Utilities
numbed
in
1959;
of properties
and
acquired or contracted
increased
to
37
the
number
of
for by
utility
sizes acquired in six states since 1946.
He said
that approximately
15% of the company's anticipated revenues for
1960 would be produced by properties acquired in
the last 11 years.
He pointed
out that the new acquisitions in Illinois would bring to
ten
the
number
of utility properties acquired
by Citizens in the
Chicago suburban area since
1956, when the company first began
operations in that state. He stated that at the end of 1960, Citizens
anticipated that plant facilities of its subsidiaries in the Chicago
suburban area would aggregate some $6,200,000 at cost.
Similarly, in Sacramento County, Calif., Citizens has acquired ten
systems
of
exchange, remittance for
various
foreign subscriptions
and advertisements must be made in New
Copperweld Steel Co. — Debentures Offered — Dillon,
& Co. Inc. and Riter & Co. offered publicly on
Read
Dec.
16, $8,000,000 5%
convertible subordinated deben¬
tures, due Dec. 1, 1979, of Copperweld Steel Co. priced
at 100%.
The debentures are convertible into common
at $56 per share, subject to the company's right
redemption. This offering was oversubscribed and the
stock
of
books closed.
REDEMPTION—Commencing
York funds.
Dec.
1,
1960,
the
debentures
will
be
4
(2(516)
redeemable
10o6
to
option of
alter Dec.
the
at
or
on
par
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
the company
1, 1078.
sale
the
of
short-term
of
the
Highland
manufacturing
tor
modernization
the
"Alumoweld,"
CAPITALIZATION
had
EFFECT
the
payment of the 4.60 " notes
5*/inotes and to the payment of
Credit
the
is
Agreement
by
an
the short-term
follows:
as
estimated
the
operating
12
to
at
months
is
of
cor¬
The
—
mortgage
note
mortgage
Stuart
&
46V
notes
the
*5'a<;
due
notes
1970;...
&
due
^Short-term
1974
Mackall
6c
Co.
100,000
Co,*,—.——
&
1,000.000
&
Dallas Union
833,333
6c
9,000,000
'"Com.
stock,
stock,
value
par
$5
The
130.000 shs.
-
share
per
First
Dec.
22,
1959
enter
to
with
into
the
a
company
Note
new
subject
expects,
Agreement
be
to
certain
to
dated
condi¬
of
as
Dec.
for
things,
the
at
of
rate
$900,000
•'The
dated
short-term
of
as
certain
notes
March
other
Agreement
1,
1959,
banks.
outstanding
under
amended, with
as
Credit
a
The
Agreement
Hanover
90
days
mercial
their
date
and
bear
interest,
tie
at
prime
com¬
rate.
jTlie
debentures will
standing
indebtedness
of
J All
from
be
of
subordinated
the
all
to
the
ol
presently
out¬
company;
outstanding serial preferred stock was called on Oct. 14,
1959 for redemption on Dec. 14, 1959. The
funds required for redemp¬
tion of the serial preferred stock
remaining after conversions of con¬
vertible serial preferred stock into
common
stock were deposited
in
trust with a redemption agent on Dec.
4, 1959.
which
^shares
1,355
ments.
shares
Th3
BUSINESS
alldy,
for
issuance
Copperweld
sale
stainless
ducts
of
of
and
as
for
the
to
and
the
new
steel
C.
to
net
sales
period in
of
G.
<fc
&
nine
net
and
the
income
amount
principal
thereof
200,000
450.000
450,000
190,
Unioii
Co
—
Co.
100,000
F.
S.
300,000
Spencer
Trask
100,000
Tucker,
Anthony
R,
Sc
L.
200.000
.
300,000
.v
Stroud
Co.
100,000
200,000
300.000
450.000
Co
Co.
Co.
200.000
6c
of
3,500
Cerf,
The
and
its
Co.,
_
200,000
,
Inc.
6c
100,000
Co.—
200,000
&
Day
200,000
Corp., Baltimore, Md.—Files
Exchange Commission—
SEC
covering
(par
$51
to
deductions
on Nov. 25 filed a letter of notification with the
undetermined number of shares of
common
stock
an
be
offered
pursuant
Savings Plan.
at-the-markct
to
1960
Crown
No
The proceeds
underwriter
are
to
be
used
is
to
to
employees
Central
through
Petroleum
payroll
Employees'
involved.
three
in
Curley Co., Inc., Philadelphia,
Pa.—Files With SEC—
SFfh<:ereHneat«-"n°n)»rD°(V
covering
8i.56.000
SEC
due
the rate
at
«■:
six
ot
debentures
underwriting
1961:
E',
into
Tlie
Jan.
1.
The
of
45
1966
$500
oi
shares
are
a-. letter of notification
76
subordinated
offered
at
face
convertible
with
the
convertible
amount
Into
l,
1902;
be
used
40
shares
Jan.
without
comrtton
1965 and
for
1963-
1,
25 shares
working capital.
the
Power &
Co.
Inc.
stock
1
shares'
35
for
an
£?*£ w*lich offered
Dallas
Power
series due
to
on Dec. 15
& Light Co. first
yield
issue
of
competitive sale
on
peting bids, all lor
of
$20,000,000
the
issue
101.5299%.
Com¬
a
jointly, 101.2799; Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co
100.79; Kidder. Peabody & Co.,
Blyth & Co., Inc., and
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc.,
jointly
100.7299:
Boston
Corp.,
100.369,
Brothers, 100.359.
PROCEEDS—
mp11
the
Net
piocceds
from
the
company s
parent
corporate
organization;
the
from
of
^ ,rom l02'29';
Dallas
Power
will-be
&
to
redeemable
par.
and
"»»'"•
Light
toward
Co.
the
facilities'and
Co..
a,
including
the
at
filed
general
re¬
redemn-
Utili-
transmission
dis-
of
supplies
municipalities
sale
corporate
the
of
with
95,000
electricity
of
the
SEC—
shares
which
sells
are
it
will
receive
all
the
First
additional
of
and
of
outstanding
Corp.,
Ram
The
Alexander
aggregate
shares
holdings
will
and
each
under
Securities
and
this
Cerf
and
three
be
to
and
company
of
cumulative
President,
as
and
after
giving
effect
to
will,
of
notes
preferred
maximum
a
Stock—
consider authorizing
stock
100,000 shares
199, p. 2448.
$1001.—V.
(.par
Corp.—New Investment—
what
of
to
up
time.—V. 190, p. 49.
one
claimed
was
the
be
to
first
nation-wide
the
for
first
time
in
history
the
electronics
industry, provide
independent
engineering offices
will be located in all major
military and industrial marketing areas."
Electronics Capital Corp. has agreed to purchase $300,000 of Cain
6c Company six-year convertible debentures and will
provide an addi¬
plant
equipment
engineering
tional
Miller
sale
their
any
sales
electronics
sales
$268,358
Robert P.
institutions
will
18
Capital
an
one
its
pay
engineering
corporation
was
announced
in
Los
Angeles on Dec. 16 by Gerald A, Cain,
President of Cain & Co.
Electronics Capital Corp.
will provide $400,000 of long-term capital,
Charles E. Salik, President, announced.
Mr. Salik stated, "Cain & Co.
subsidiaries,
its
equipment
other
Jan.
exceed
to
not
time an;l to be
short-term loans
and
meet
its
cash
requirements for
1960 through the issuance and sale to
to
proposes
any
Co.—To Issue Preferred
on
organization
First National Bank of
The
amounts
in
outstanding at
outstanding at
Products
Electronics
The
proceeds
follows:
as
balance
be
to
notes
institutions
to
during
purposes
electronics
common
Net
used
be
the
additional
Miller
are
other
stockholders
of s.cond
Daryl Products
Aluminum, Inc.,
stock.
common
stock
the
acquisition
lists
two
National
Ekeo
$.575
a
Associates—Proposes Borrowings—
indirect
$2,775,000
of
of $3,600,000
sliding glass doors
Recently it acquired from
issued
indebtedness;
2139.
p.
Corp. of Washington, D. C.—
issuance and sale of
and
construction
aggregate
an
its
similarly secured.
MontaupY
outstanding by the year-end
out¬
now
and
periodic
aggregate
aluminum
enclosures.
purposes
possible
Securities
$100,000
vertible
into
oi
manufacturers
representation."
through
45'//
&
Co.
nation-wide,
"Sales
said,
long-term
a
Cain
of
with
He
loan.
The
debentures
are
con¬
stock.
common
Electronics
Capital Corp. recently announced investments in Potter
Instrument Co.,
Inc., Plainview, L. I., N. Y.,
($1.000,000>; General
Electrodynamics Corp.,
Dallas,
Texas
($400,000);
Vega
Electronics
Corp., Palo Alto, Calif. < $300,000-.—V. 190. p. 2448.
of
offering and the sale of 3.500 shares to
Co.
and
located
company,
Exchange
at
shares
of
common
West
Jefferson
writing terms
be
tq
by
The
Los Angeles,
1959, covering
public sale through
&
Co.,
Inc.,
and
offered
for
White,
Weld
public
offering
Dallas.
prime
15.
price
•
and
stocks
merchandising business;
of
two
additional
newly-organized
the
will
net
use
and
$500,000
part
Davidson
the
of
used
for
and
in
the
the
the
will
in
the
the
the
10,500
for
of
stock
a
as
5'7
for
(plus
the
3,000
The
unpaid
and
Act
company
cash
of
each
of
payments
in
of
assumption
of
shares
a
of
Regulation
1933
of
Commission
A
555
with
Fifth
offerings
of
a
conditional
securities
notification
not
exemption
L.
Under
note,
firm's
and
misleading by reason of the
information; and that the'offering is
being
ot
Section
hearing
suspension
The
fails
will
17
(the
be
should
to
disclose
anti-fraud
held,
be
Commission's
upon
vacated
order
In
order
is
of
Houston properties; fails to
tive rights and
obligations
the
the
on
made
to
the
that
the
details
De
with
joined
Ville
amount.
the
partnership interests, particularly with
relationships of Dorman in and to the
and
In
$20
Jersey
by
projects
conditions
of
disclose
certain
whether
the
be
annual
1
which
spilt-up.—V.
meeting to
eliminating
by
company
of
,
a
12
the
gain
all-out
is
outstanding;
and key em¬
changing y-ar
190,
2448.
p.
Seeks
Transport
transportation
affiliates
the
of
has
costs
Standard
Oil
Testing and Improvement
in
the
companies
Research
$400-million-dollax*
for
transporting
oil
and
Engineering.
extensive
more
technical
manpower
publicly
by
before
$9,834.
Moss
Pottsville,
The
net
City,
designed to
New
770.
190,
p.
meet
will
He
program.
is
fosused
being
annual
polyethylene
in
cost
of
be
re¬
immediately
corrosion
affiliates
report
to
taxes
to
totals
for
more
the
than
and
of
and
to
after
the
packaging
ended
the
in
in
16
Sept. 30.
previous
the
Extvudo-Film
com¬
became
in
the
expenses
of
The
new
recent
income
income
ended Sept.
the
opening
taxes
1958.
30.
of
a
new
$59,559.
Extrudo-Film
increasing
the
$2,223,
$25,103,
year
in
of
net
in
expenses
taxes
earnings
$16,295
amounted
the
Dec.
since
non-recurring
pre-tax
Non-recurring
York.
in
year
$2,443,182
disclosed
shareholders
$61,495.
of
used
fiscal
of
1959.
with
income
film
the
sales
net
August.
plant
—V.
the
Standard
President,
plant
principal
Island
The
Moss,
reported.
Pa.,
experience in marine
Standard affiliates, has
Jersey
attack
$2,924,962
over
compared
and
of
years
of
coordination.
Jersey
of
amounted
year
$1,711,
11
with
705.
of
206
in
has
Manager
Corp.—Report—
annual
owned
Earnings
fiscal
*
posts
technical
p.
sales
of
on
corrosion.
139,
Albert
first
pany's
Mr.
and
Esso
as
operated
net
months,
of
and
Standard
who
Jr.,
manufacturer
1959,
parties,
interests
other
requiring
administrative
the
ileet
had
circular
partnership enterprise
marine
on
19
carried
Research
for
of
field,
the
the
result
participating companies will conduct
projects, with technical and administrative
managerial
Extrudo-Film
offering
concerning the respec-1
purchasers of the limited
to
well
as
the
information.
million.—V.
This
its order,
involving purchase of the
respect
aircraft.
time"
water.
problem-of
tanker
a
Information
Dorman
the
of
"lead
their
ol
none
for
2
a
and
set-up.
Burde,
Esso
Much
for
In
offering circular
to
hold
capital
stock,
attack
research
will
and
sponsible
was
respect
considerable
Y
by
supplied
technical
on
registration
question
designed to form an
by the prime manu¬
Engineering Co.
this
by
new
facilities
technical
New
permanent.
transactions
disclose
of
failure
$750,000,
centrally at advantageous locations.
By coordinating research in this field, the participating companies
expect to make more rapid progress in
completing projects and solv¬
ing problems, to avoid duplication of effort, and to speed the flow
tem¬
a
&
by
marine
addition,
and
and
or would be made in viola¬
provision)
of
the Securities Act.
request,
or
asserts
adequately
terms
the
coordination
Dorman.
and
is
project—known as the Marine
to make substantial economies
products
individual
cash
in
It
produced
of stock options to executives
authorized common stock and
effect
to
technical
annually
oil
one
were
Ville
from
exceeding $300,000
$2
filed
•the"Commission charges that certain of the
terms
Regulation A were not complied with; that the
false
paid
and
Nicholas
De
contract
for
Jersey).
the
of
Program-—is
with
the
Commission's Fort
Worth
Regional Office on Oct. 27. 1959, De Ville and
Dorinan proposed the
public offering of $295,000 of limited
partnership interests, in units of
$5,000. The partnership proposes to
purchase certain land and buildings
in Houston and to lease the
properties to the
is
(New
bill
of
York.
latest
ground control
will
19
preferred
Research
was
in
an
to
undertaken
Aim
exemption from registration under
respect to a public offering of securities
New
$4
full-scale
Co.
A
Avenue.
from
been
the.
liabilities)
issued
advance
two
the
a
$1,Mr.
announcement;
Cost Reduction—
$30,000.
has
both
for
stated
approving granting
<c>
increasing"
Esso
of
company
certain
for
by
Manufacturing Co.—Stock Split—
reducing
ployees;
value
group
of
$296,500
ninth
for
a
$108,750
a
for
the
than
more
increased
the
that
Dart."
system
automatic
Jan.
on
authorized
(b)
"Delta
for
Electric
(ai
the
subsidiaries
cash,
another
assets
stated
production,
weapons
calls
stockholders
presently
made
were
to
members
other
making
of
equipment
been
delivery
considtr
first-acquired
shares
F-106
the
provides
contract
Emerson
own
consideration
a
certain
the
$1,143,923
common
Exchange
Regulation A provides
A
any
bal¬
notes; and for
shares,
of
which
common
including
one
that
for
In
President,
backlog
has
through mid-1960, it is not expected to
significant change in ECI employment.—V. 190, p. 1177.
Tlie
shares, of which
six
its
communications
promissory
the
promissory
common
405.000
The
the
of
the
scheduled
to
company; and
Davidsons
partnership whose general partner is Edmund
Regulation
its
of
common
The
Davidsons
of
and
shares.
porarily -suspending
public
Since
Co.—Offering Suspended—
Securities
the Securities
sale
shares,
sell
to
the
$1,350,000,
individuals
two
$500,000
De Ville
of
company
made
weeks.
additional
the
part
subsidiary
one
the
Davidsons
five
83,100 shares.
The
common
lor
and
in
the
loan
of
of
satisfaction
the
of
from
the
of
common
agreement
this
bank
funds
shares.
$3,000,000 of
issued
195,000
received
investors
fiom
60,000
in
and
underwriters.
and
the
to
314,988
stocks
acquired
cash
proceeds
private
York
and
Jr.,
which
the
third:
a
stock;
stock
outstanding 791.796
own
company
Davidsons each
of
by
general
$1,200,000
has
The
were
$1,250,000
The
the
of
Dagger"
notes.
now
companies
an
to
will issue
of
officials
shares.
acquired
added
company
The company
from
be
amount
old
management
sixth,
of
$500,000
a
companies,
few
for
that
link
manufacturer
increase.
facturer
new equipment,
expansion of existing services, and for acqui¬
Concurrently with partial payment of the notes issued to. the
Davidsons,
oi'
of
price
assets
additional
acquired
last
essential
in
proceeds
sitions.
payment
purchase
the
of
it
data
Equipment involved is employed in such Air Force "Century Series"
interceptors as the McDonnell F-101B "Voodoo," Convair F-102 "Delta
payment of a portion of notes issued to Davre J.
Henry R. Davidson in March, 1959, to evidence part of
price of the six first-acquired companies.
The balance
purchase
the
sale
recently
more
mechandising
acquired
the
of
for
the
of
$1,500,000
automatic
subsidiary
proceeds
and
the
the
announced
and
equipment
Godsey,
provide
has
voice
authorizations
under¬
supplied by amendment.
Organized
in
February,
1959,
the company
and subsidiaries
are,
engaged
in
the
business
of
selling a variety
of
products
through
coin-operated vending machines.
In March,
1959. it acquired u'l the
outstanding stock of six companies which had been engaged in the
automatic
in
W.
F.
in
aircraft
367,000
be
to
are
stock,
headed
Blvd.,
Dec.
on
Communications, Inc.—Backlog—
corporation
million
$7
5950
Co.
Electronic
This
Commission—
registration statement with the SEC
a
considerations, and
Texas'
subsidiary
bath
officers
ah
underwriting group
Cruttenden, Podesta &
A
at
special
»2eraeg SntorS ?n
8 ®n!?afct* in Hie generation, purchase,
JUie01Gn'u(-rSaru,5i?/ electricity: The company
Greater
Dallas area,
together
applied
new
100.000
Wright 6c Co.
Douglas Co.
Utilities
200.000
Beane
Davidson Automatic Merchandising
Co., Inc.—Registers
tion
+!a»S u°"
to
be
Texas
construction
107.546
cafe*
will
Lehman
bonds
purposes.
REDEMPTION—1 lie new bonds
demption puces ranging from
BUSINESS
the
of
flif°!?l l,he co»»Pany's operations,
repayment of short-term borrowings
other
eacii
sale
and
300,000
Co.-.-.
&
Clayton Securities and Floyd D.
to be paid the Cerf Co. for advice
is
Co.,
the
to
and
oversubscribed
subsidiary, Montaup Electric Co:, have
filing of applications with Hie SEC proposing bank bor¬
by the respective companies; and the Commission has issued
an
ort'er
giving interested persons until Dec. 29, 1959 to request a
hearing thereon.
According to the application, EUA has outstanding
bank
loan
indebtedness
which is
expected
to amount to $2,775,000
by the year-end, secured by a pledge of bonds of blackstone Valley
Gas and Electric Co.
EUA proposes to pay such indebtedness through
Vice-President, and Martin S. Lodge as Secretary-Treasurer. As of
4, they each owned 96,667 shares of the outstanding stock. Their
With
at
5*4% coupon, were submitted
by
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and
Equitable Securities Corp.
First
and
certain
prospectus
290,000
mortgage bonds 5*4 %•
and accrued interest,
group won award
Dec. 14 on a bid of
2'7
ol
capital stock for
by
a
substantial
underwriter of tne
the' corporation's
rowings
Nov.
poc. 1,'L989, at 102.29%
5.10%F»The
share
per
and
retire
general
including
and
Halsey,
—
underwriting syndi-
an
to
of
thereafter,
Light Co. —Bonds Offered
is manager ol'
shower
company's
acquired
Dallas
Stuart &
50c
manufactures
directors
$275,168
85,981.5
debentures into 50 shares of
stock until Jan
Jan.
to
be
arc
1904: 30 shares Jan. 1,
proceeds
:
years
to
debentures
at
Oversubscribed—
of
was
Wholesale Drug
Associates
joined in
150.000
stock,
exchange tor shares of the company's
ance
2641.
p.
L.
shares owned equally by them of Daryl Products
Corp. of Florida, Miami Installations, Inc., and
notes
purchase stock.—V. 188,
6c
selling shareholders have agreed to sell
company
provide
corporation
shares
aluminum
Of
Crown Central Petroleum
With Securities and
0
The
Jr., Co., Inc.
A fee
financial services.
and
120.000
Co.
Co.
this
Clayton Securities Corp. of Boston, for
con¬
exhibit
300,000
&
Of
shares
severally
and
Jackson
Smithers
stock.
66.011
shareholders
Eastern Utilities
150.000
400.000
Inc.
common
commission.
the
$100,000
Seribner
Co... .:
Co.—
Co,—-,
6c
Williston
Industries, Inc.—Registers
of
Clav»on
Curtis—___
6c
Co.
Ville
$5
500,000
standing and are to be offered for public sale by the present holders
thereof; and the remaining 130,000 shares are to be offered for sale
for
the account of the
issuing company.
The stock is to be offered
for public sale at $5 per share
through an underwriting group headed
ended
of
an
Schwabacher 6c Co.„._
Deane 6c
150,000
.
a
shares
as
Singer,
&
Co. ,*.;
6c
6c
White
N.
De
the;
Co.
150.000
R.
partnership i»terests
expenses
corporation on Dec. 7 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 10,000 shares of common stock ino par) to be offered
per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for working capital.—'V. 188, p. 147.
at
corporation, located at 7240 N. E. 4th Avenue, Miami, Fla...
registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 15 covering 225,OOo
Tiiis
Pcnington, Colket &
W. Pressprich &
2139.
p.
has
as
Arthur
C.
the ou.&iae
disclose on
to
offering of
SEC
200.000
facilities.
$691,000
Co
Reynolds
Lemon
6c
of
terms
R.
150,000
6c
each
the
filed
Webber,
200,000
Hemphill. No.ves & Co.
Hornblower' & Weeks—.
McDonald
Ohio
Paine,
Inc.
Dillon,
Securities
Johnston,
The
Inc.
Goodbody <V Co.-Hayden. Miller &
filed
of
$4,183,000
underwriters
which
Co.
Inc.
This
which
months
to
J.
2039.
p.
Inc.
Boston
The
income
net
Josey 6c
190.
31,000
of
names
Co.,
&
Co.,
debentures,
1958.
the principal
Co.—
Eastman
-~V.
the
and
$63,365,000
1,220,000
Becker
Blyth 6c
•
and
for
company
Thomas
loo.ooo
fails
also
the
commissions and
The
200,000
Co.
150.000
-
.
Mayer
&
Stokes
Strauss
100.000
,
,Yv
Daryl
strand.
S101.083.000
Co
Allyn
of
agree¬
"Alumoweld,"
purchase from the company,
subject'to
specified in the underwriting agreement
registration statement, are as
follows;
Bache
A.
these
wire
the
Dillon. Read 6c Co.
Ine._$l,830,000
A.
of
to
Riter 6c
option
product,
in
of
to
same
the
employees,
stock
Company is engaged in the manu¬
steels including electric furnace quality
steel products, copper covered steel
pro¬
covered
UNDERWRITERS—The
ditions
and
Steel
sales
debentures and
agreed
under
conversion
amounted
1959
compared
.
issuance
upon
carbon
aluminum
EARNINGS—Net
30,
officers
specialty
i"Copperweld")
Sept.
held'for
are
to
outstanding exclude 625 shares repurchased by the
heldiq its treasury. An additional 142.858 shares have
-
and
consists
sale
shares
company and
been reserved
facture
for
reserved
are
I.
S.
which
of
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
250,000
1.100.000
Sweney Cartwriglit 6c
Hilsman 6c Co.,
—V;
by
the
155,760
Walter
by
District
250.000
J.
Talbot,
:.
1,100.000
Co.
Nlcolaus 6c
150.000
circular
amount
according tc Graubery, Maracho 6c
offering.
The rights expired Dec. 3.—V. 190,
400,000
6c
Co.,
Brothers
100,000
exceed
to
$3,500,000 at any one time outstanding to and
including Nov. 30, 1962,
$2,500,000 to and including Nov. 30, 1963 and
$1,500,000 to and includ¬
ing Nov, 30, 1964. The; notes issued under the Credit Agreement mature
in
6c
Co.
Inc.
700,000
,
Corp
H.
Credit
the
Iric.v
Sons...
Inc.
H.
&
Small
Stern
th<
in
margin,
Gardner...
John
Stifel,
the
offering of
150,000
and
Bank
company has the right under
irom
time
to
time
amounts
not
Co.,
Hickey 6c Co.,
J.
&
and
400,000
made,
Co.
&
Rothschild
Seasongood
200.000
.
of
manner
250.000
300,000
Corp.*.
Co. .,;;.-
6c
Hannaford
A
F.
be
subscription
Pforzheimer
Reinholdt
L.
Co,.,,.;,
6c
Gregory
annum
The
borrow
to
are
.
the
including au venns
with Douglas co..
profit^ to be derived by Dorman in tne
Houston properties to be acquired Dy tne
possible
sales
The offering
page
The
Co.
Pressprich
Rand & Co.,,—
Funk,
6c
Grande
sinking fund
commencing on Dec. 1,
eliding olt Dec. 1, 1974. This Agreement is to replace the
Amendatory Agreement dated Nov, 20, 1957 between the company and
such insurance companies and the notes to be issued under the new
Note Agreement replace those issued under the 1957
Agreement.
per
6c
H.
Hobbs
disclose
future
150.000
6c
W.
R.
200.000
Securities
Creston
1,
New
England Mutual Life Insurance Co. and The Penn
Mutual Life Insurance Co. The 5'/«6 notes are to be outstanding under
this Agreement which provides, among other
payments
1.965 and
Co.
H.
&
Colket
150.000
Freeman
-On
1950
Carl
Cleveland
corp.
1,175,068 sh$.
1.500.000 shs.
NOTES:
tions.
300.000
Inc.—200,000
Co.-*,
500,000
California
First
to
of
after acqui¬
the Douglas Co.
properties by the partnership,
proposed lease agreement
the
Digitronics Corp.—Stock
250.000
6c
250,000
(Incorporated)
value
par
...
«&
Co......
Penington.
Co.
v.-.
Fahnestock
8,000.000
6c
Inc. V-—100,000
Northwest
the
of
therefrom;
Dorman
and
securities
Hanseatic
Patterson, Copeland
Kendall, Inc.
by
with the profits
fans to ais-
Co..
the Douglas
through
received
and afnliates
offerings of
by the partnership and its predecessors and affiliates, par¬
ticularly a proposed offering of partnership interests by Bissonnet Co.
(see above), an affiliated limited
partnership.—V. 190. p. 2039.
250,000
700.000
Pacific
be
It
also
is
asserted
in
the
Commission's order that
notification falls to disclose the names of all
predecessors
of
the partnership,
as
well as information as to other
200.000
_
Co..,
Showers
to
occur.
300.000
&
properties
to be incurred
connection with the offering and identity of the recipients, ana tne
fact that no assurance can be
given that all such interests will be
sold and that the
organization of the limited partnership may not
~
,.
Wells
Murray,
Stokes
-
Evans & Co.,
8.000.000
share
Morris,
Co.
First
preferred
per
200,000
600,000
&
will
Monday, December 21. 1959
.
in
Corp.
Securities
Dempsey-Tegeler
Capital stock:
$50
1
,
Coe
York
to
fails
amounts
Brandenberger
Nongard,
,
Co., Inc.
3,500.000
...
.
offered..
J'Serial
Inc.--—
$651,152
Elkins.
title
of
and
severally
.
relationship beween Dorman
conditions
cover
have
Currie
New
Co.+~600,000
Co.,
below
6c
Mullaney,
Byrd Brothers ....—150,000
&
the
event
$200,000
Moreland,
Outstanding
the
remuneration
sition
company
income
oi
.
150,000
Courts
9.000.000
notes-
^Debentures
and
the
net
MacArthur
Co.
200.000
Strudwick
6c
Ashmun
S.
Baehe
10.000.000
.
1959,
and
Kenower,
Allison-Williams Co,
1,044,000
.
operations of
close
and
30.
named
Anderson
C.
$781,120
1975.
and
.'County*
including,
1959, the
the respective principal
__$5,200,000
1,800.000
1070
due
I960
due
notes
4.60-7
due
Sept.
purchasers
Co.
Inc.
2,500,000
note
At
Hill,
Dallas
served,
Sept. 30.
customers,
$48,272,000
.
3'r
718,000.
company
forth below:
Cunningham, Schmertz
4'«
in
partnership.
bonds set
new
Halsey,
Debt securities:
Authorized
Cockrell
all
territory
ended
of
and
areas,
the
242,016
revenues
agreed to purchase from
outstanding
notes
,
is
electricity
UNDERWRITERS
of Dec.
14. 1950 and as
the sale of the debentures
equal principal amount of
capitalization of the company as
adjusted as at that date to give effect to
under
and
Fruitdale,
of
$9,430,000.
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
The
to
product
new
total
Park,
unincorporated
population
areas,
REVENUES—For
the
with
GIVING
major
A
electrical conductivity
strength of steel.
the
aluminum
of
facilities,
existing
of
combines
which
resistance
present
supplied
cempany
completed by the end of 1962 and will cost
rosion
University
adjacent
The
unincorporated
approximately $15,800,000, ofwhich approximately 60''
will be used for the installation of
facilities for the production of new products and approximately 40.'
be
Park,
the
of
some
Texas,
the net
of
used for the present expansion and improvement
facilities. It is estimated that this program will
and
company
of-its
ranging .-.from
prices
at
proceeds from the
debeniitres v.ill be used to pay the company s outstanding
notes, and the1 balance 'Will 'be added to the general fund#
FROCEED3--Approximately $3,000,000
.
Corporation is
plant in Pottsville.
productive
needs
located
Pa.,
of
is
the
in
Long
specially
company.
.
Volume
190
Number
5909
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(2617)
Farrington Manufacturing Co.—Acquisition—
with
The
share,
acquisition of Adrema Limited,
of
business
of
United
Kingdom, manufacturers
Farrington Manufacturing Co.,
Neodhnm
machines
and
systems,
by
Heights, Mass., was announced last week by William M.
Tetrick, Farrington President, and Lord Me.'chett, Adrema Chairman.
The acquisition of Acrema is; a cash
transaction, according to Mr.
Tetrick, who did not disclose the purchase price.
Lord
Director
a
Chairman
Melchett,
of
of
the
Farrington.—V.
Federal
Paper
Beard
190,
Board
of
Adrema,
has
been
Company,
with
$86
of
sales
the
two
companies
for
will
in
be
become
director
a
vicinity
shares
Federal
of
114.000
shares
and
of
shares
.81
Paper
preferred
of
Board.
additional
stock.
4.6%
This
shares
of
On
cumulative
completion
the
of
Stock¬
estimates
that
its
sales
net
this
stock
for
and
to
million, compared with $73,292,000 in 1958,
to about $4,500,000,
including certain
to
$4,428,000 in
at
$9
million
The
Net
sales
income
net
will
merger
with
in
add
of
Manchester
for
be
close
1959
$6
steel
will
be
$29
share.
per
The
savings
and
loan
associations
money principally against
estate to facilitate the
total
assets
of
connection
with
Securities
?5Vz'/n
of
the
Dec.
of
Jan.
Due
2,
stock
is
Dec.
estate
and
GIVING
EFFECT
the
and
PRESENT
San
the
fixed
the
the
interest
Subsid.
is
<
at
Investment
.^Included
operations
of
in
of
$9,711,000
the
rate
will
30,
credit
this
be
certificates
with
1959
amount
is
nine
and
Mr.
of
from
the
the
to
Lange
filed
of
lines
of
the
stock
Sept.
Loan
special
30,
1959,
in
gross
to
I.
Co.
has
Hammill
M.
Co.
&
Dain
&
&
Reinholdt
6,000
&
&
Hutton
&
&
Co
Co.
&
Company
Co..
&
Schwabacher
p.
&
&
used
6,000
J.
6.000
Co.__
Sutro
S.
of
&
(&
to
_
—V.
shares
shares
190,
This
op.
are
of
total
250
A.
of
for
all
and
General
annual
and
Oct.
excluding
ba«ed
on
155
This
and
New
York
net
City
loss
class
N.
and
of
son
the
non-recurring
I
Inc.
&
Wood
&
common
190.
752,000
Registers With
—
1
Co
4^000
25.000
shares
Shores,
It
the
of
Hilton
issnauc
from
pay
to
is
have
shares
this
factor.
that
shares
investment
2.500
The
of
2*500
->*500
2^00
$8,549,714
8.389,409
$7,478,972
7.464,529
121,699
David
precision
and
The
of
the
balance
of
accounts
of
in
of
the
the
total
a
company
that
the
shown
as
sold
who
of
is
shareholders,
who
190, p.
will
of
31,000
fcr
the
amounting
.33
275,836
14
reported" an estimated
fiscal, year ended. Oct. 31.
to
more
1958.
stock
to
Mann
of
$1,350,000.
Tills"
compares
than
a
year
this
This
the
three
subject
order
Nov.
ago.
year,
increase
the
owners
with
field,
of
for
direct
was
Dec.
31,
a
the
to
be
approval
consider
it
be
at
of
the
firm
reports that 101959, amounted
to
an
increase
of
$7,382,000
18%
.*
Sales
compared
as
the Mann
for
the
Angeles
has
of
average
In
fiscal
year
Mann
ended
31,
of
38
cents
his annual
board
with
July
pel
previous
share.
message to
Chairman, said
year's earnings
the
came
a
of
linear
distances
in
the
sale
This
research
earnings
reserve.—V.
in
involved.
187.
1433
p.
Client—
Carte
Blanche
Conrad
N.
credit
cards
announced
was
Robert
F,
Six,
President of
Hilton,
to
Civil
cards
agent
Aeronautics
in
for
than
More
Board
approval,
Continental
any
transportation
1,200.000
office
Carte
calls
that
or
the
over
airline's
Blanche
cards
2449.
p.
The
average
earnings
debentures
Canada.
funds
bank
of
capital
The
of
loans,
expenditure
proceeds
ol"
company
the
and
for meeting
for
and
program,
the
financing
be
available
requirements of
other
its
corporate
is primarily engaged in the exploration for and the
pro¬
crude oil and natural gas. The company owns approximately
interest in Trans-Canada Pipe Lines Limited,
It also
firm,
Alberta,—V.
in
by
of
Dec.
Bayard.
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
filed
Flu.,
registration
a
statement
'with
the
16
public
offering
amendment.
shares
Home's
ancl
operates
States
offer
its
price ancl underwriting terms are
registration
statement
includes
stores
own
shares.
added
of
well
Net
stores
as
of
It
gift
sale
of
funds.
funds,
the
eastern
luncheon
and
additional
the
for
215,000
stock
proceeds,
used
store.",
candies
outstanding
The
will be
in
purchase
manufactures
has
now
the
general
treasury
highways
also
It
others.
proceeds
of
along
candy,
facilities.
company's
$300,006
upon
combination
service
as
the
to
seme
chain
are
supplied
additional
an
exercise of. stock
to officers ancl employees.
granted
to be
a
which
gasoline
issuance
for
be
to
The
reserved
options granted
United
lor
1420.
p.
covering 235,000 shares of common stock, to be
public sale
through
an
underwriting group
headed by
Garrison, Wulbem, Inc.. and The Johnson, Lane Space Corp.
45,000
and
190,
lor
Pierce,
The
wilt
together
company'",
expansion
either by
program.
The
company
will
open
new
company
stoves
purchasing property ancl constructing the stores thereoi
leasing the stores.
It plans to open 20 additional stores aim
expects that--about-one-half of the now stores will be leased. Under
such
arrangement
the company will expend about $700,000 lor tl o
by
or
stores.
new
The
the
one
subsidiaries,
nine
more
capital
the
of
stock
the
of
subsidiaries
in
each
and
Oct.
Alton I.
subsidiaries.
exchange
which
of
Prior to
stores.
company
lor
31,
owns
1959,
Home,
Home's
145,000
stock.
The
acquired
shares
of
a/
it
Resort, Inc.,
Denver, Colo.—Filen
corporation
Dec.
on
shares
300,000
4
filed
of
a
letter
common
of
stock
share), without underwriting.
proceeds are to be used for expenses
j
notification
to
be
with
offered
at
tb»
pa:?
per
The
.
health
incidental
to
operating'
resort.
General
Corp.—Common
Stock
Sold—An
of¬
of' common stock of Indiana Gen¬
being made Dec. 16 by an under¬
headed by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and Arnhold
fering of 50,000 shares
eral
Corporation
writing
S.
&
per
of
$148,053
six
$807,818
cents
or
an
company's aircraft
division.
,
"'I1
Springs Health
covering
ami
Robei
Secretary,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
With
a
the
of
stock
($1
or
President, owned about 66%%
common
SEC
..
has
company
Home,
group
was
Bleichroeder, Inc. The stock was priced at $84.50
share, and the offering oversubscribed and books
PURPOSE OF ISSUE—The
by Indiana Gcheral and
ceeds
of
shares
common
commencing Aug. 1, 1960.
ja group of underwriters who will make
States.
Wood, Gundy «te Co. Limited will
general
part
into
proposed
debentures
manage
across
the
convertible
are
Dee. 16
on
a
Limited
Lines
United
the
in
registration statement
a
closed.
of
Bright, President and
ron-recurring loss reflected in this
the
underwriting
Oil
on
offered
from
the
sale
the 208.270 shares ol
for
of
No
Ltd.—Registers Debs. With SEC—
Pipe
to
and
Indiana
coordinated
stockholders David E.
substantial
from
year's
the
gas
Hot
„.
compares
with
Cremona Pipe Lines Limited, and has 50%
of the share interest
Federated Pipe. Lines Limited, regional crude oil
pipe lines operating
the Province of Alberta.
The company
also has interests in
SEC
GCA.
reported net
1959, for an
share.
This
notification
and
ofiering
added
of
33%%
W.
Corp.—Earnings—News—
corporation
of
owns
I
development services to government and industry In broad fields of
physics, geophysics and astrophysics, with emphasis upon their applica¬
tion
to
the scientific and technological problems in
the civilian and
military programs for the exploration and conquest of space.
Los
No
2.370.
p.
the share
Company.
measurement
The Geophysics Corporation of America provides
This
1975.
of
19'-.
to
and
'
the
note.
186,
Exchange Commission covering
$20,000,000 of convertible subordinated
of
retirement
with
$1,178,000 amounts
division
promissory
cash
a
and
credit
travel
Co.
20%
1959,
Mann acquisition rounds out the GCA staff with a
tiained engineers and craftsmen who have specialized
precision and custom instrumentation for many years.
as
$150
Hilton
Airlines
subject
Brothers will
offering
the
Home
the
it
companies
to
30,
totaled
of
with
$100) ancl
units of
in
purposes.
in
Company is active in the design and production
will be operated
company
15,
common
mail
(par
unit
per
letter
a
for
honor
Home's Enterprises,
home
probably
ended
notification
stock
$250
.
Company Limited filed
offering
investment
in
Co.—Earnings Up—
period
of
at
beginning Jan. 15, 1960, it
signing of an agreement by
tire
Securities
Jan.
lor
94,000
1419.
wholesale
November,
II & B American
.46
.Dec.
the
will
the
of
Oil
Oil
manage
$10,000.
owns
activities
by
the
agreement
of
owner
one
Plan.
used
system.
issued.—-V. 190,
the
will
The
highly
field
of
Corp.
duction
own
having
President,
and
be
Continental
Trans-Canada
the
the
acquisitions would be effected through
number of shares involved will be on the
value,
beneficial
working capital.—V.
filed
3
6,000-mile
Lehman
payable
Chairman.
Builders
the
common
and
for
Purchase
Airlines
of
been
public
com¬
the
book
is
letter
a
A
offered
stock
used
Dec.
to
are
processing plants
The
for
instruments
angles.
group
sbaies
281.373
cri
W.
President
Sausage Co., Inc.)
purchase and distribution
1
be
on
following
Home
$220,000
$145,000 will
after
in
Carmel,
filed
class
common
to
authorized
Home
about
about
officials
management
Jack
A
are
agreement,
with
uue
estimated
Of
a
4
of
involved.
Stock
acceptance
42-city,
$5,000
a
In announcing the purchase, Mr.
Greenberg explained that it wlis a
logical step in- the expansion of GCA capabilities in space science and
technology,
2 500
Colli.
GCA
Malkan,
Kosher
counsel,
notes to be
transportation
16
any
the
Mass., it was announced in Boston on Dec. 14 by Milton
President of GCA. The acquisition was accomplished by the
o
National
general
Dec.
on
class
Credit
The
lor
of
Fla.
75,000
expenses.
common
Dec.
on
approximate
of Lincoln,
Greenberg,
Arnold
sold.to
185, p. 1748.
on-line
Co., for which it will
share plus $45,000 for expenses.
Geophysics Corporation ol America has acquired the David
Co.
_I~Z
II I"
of
President
Geophysics Corp. of America—Acquisition—
2 500
under¬
been
share.
Ililton Credit Corp.—New
1295.
p.
to
have
&
additional
owing
cash
a
that
for
in
and
per
Hebrew
shares
300
proceeds
operates
2,500
Co.
$6,204,000
•V.
2*500
_
Co.
50.
write-cfis
Plohn
shares.
sale
loans
General
$4,082.00
with
$1
and
promissory
Preferred
The
co-
-
of
the
sold,
are
each
Benjamin
corporation
and V.
General
and
Merchandise
month
shares
shares
Mr.
.
is
the
the
covering 900 shares of first preferred stock to be offered at par
per
share)
to
eligible employees
pursuant
to
the
company's
First
or¬
Frank.
per
Miami
of
by Abe Meltzer,
of
sales
Inc.,
at
Secretary
proceeds
The
the U, S.
of
Manager,
Lange,
of
share
($50
Aluminum
(formerly General
fabrication, including the manu¬
windows, doors, jalousies, tub and shower
enclosures, and related products.
It now
meeting in April.—V.
net
This
for
4*000
4*000
P.
I
corporation
ol
11
value
$26,421,000.
all
7,500
Ilicks-C. Q. S. Photo Service, Inc.,
Washington, D. C.—
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
in
square
sales
a
Walter
General
Julian
per
an
common
Milwaukee-based
month
A000
2 500
31
and
$4
60c
prospectus,
added
General
Seigel,
(formerly
corporation
The
attached
at
of
the
made
Builders'
&
underwriting is
Commission—
Charles
patio
stated
He
If
additional
in
covering
one
.
book
share.
per
the manufacture, processing,
meat products and in the purchase and distribution of
poultry products. It now has Outstanding 775,000 common
Net proceeds of the
company's sale of the additional 175,000
plus the $15,000 proceeds of the sale to the underwriters, will
$45,000
the
of
74,000
employees and
industrial cities
Lange
is
about
used
the
sheets
acquired.
the
161,240
share
of
outstand¬
now
(Phillip) Heppner, Inc., Boise, Idaho—Files With SEC
aluminum
of
exchange of shares.
basis
balance
1959—G Mos.—1958
outstanding
258.
an
issue
to
proposes
shares,
Files
$6,000,000
stock
common
major
C.
with
outstanding
Meltzer
the
Kosher
The
universal
Risbergs
Mr.
company
of
sale
remaining 100,000 shares, held of record by Edward I. Sholemson.
SEC
power screwdrivers
than
more
primarily for the reduction
additional working capital.
Dec.
The
balance
Kosher
the
for
these
of
Corp. Ltd.—Shows Loss—To
Skip Dividend—
consolidated
after
sockets
Risbergs, President of General Builders, now owns all the stock
three companies, all of which are active on
Long Island. They
Contracting
Corp.,
Francis
Lewis
Homes,
Inc.,
and
Roundtree Estates, Inc.
in
per
Fluor
and
producer
Fabricators, Inc.
Cerf
from
have
the
public
five-year options to purchase 5,000 additional shares
An
underwriter,
Sholemson,
aluminum
and
to
and
for
plant in Maspeth, Queens County, City of New York, on land owned
by a subsidiary,
the purchase of equipment for such
plant.
Management officials own all of the 775,000 common shares now
outstanding, 387,500 by Leonard Pines, President,
and' 287,500 .'by
Euward
I.
Sholemson, Executive Vice-President.
Each of
the
latter
proposes
to
sell
87,500 shares
of
his
present
holdings.
for
activities
of
discharge
the
field.—
added to its general funds and
applied to the company's program
expansion and modernization and to working capital. The
principal
items in the program are to be construction of a new
Janis
4 000
_
cents
company
16
'
commissions
supply
announced
Earnings—
__I_ .1.
common
outstanding at
Common
of
a
has
the
Treasurer
by
P.
consist
will be
and
The
Subs.)
profit
per
Co..
Co.__
E.
31—
shipments
Net
common
bits
The corporation
will diversify
its construction
acquisition of three companies in the
one-family
4 000
Co.__~
&
Roberts
Strauss
Harold
Oct.
to
diversified
a
,
General Builders Corp.—Acquisitions:—
4 000
Co.:
received
Nee
&
C.
--
Profit
with
by
purchased
David
receive
selling
shares,
Stewart, Eubanks. Meyerson
2040.
Ended
will
ol
of
4*000
*
40
Grumet
shares.
sockets.
and
President
as
basis
has
pool
6 000
Co
Gardner
<te Fay
Northwest
Pacific
Norman
(i.000
Inc
&
Hooker
6,000
6.000
Fischer & Porter Co.
Orders
of
25
The principal stockholder is
shares, or 75.2%.
Co._„
___
Hanrahan
6,000
Co—
to
stock.
common
shares;
offered
share.
engaged
two
wholly-owned subsidiary
a
outstanding stock of the company for the
$12,000. The company also has agreed to
of
lee
According
~4 000 '
4^000 '
Inc
Co
&
Lundbcrg
Inc.
6,000
Ryons & Co
Mitchum, Jones &
Templeton
Period
bits
exchange
shares
outstanding 125,000
and
agreed
Woodard-Elwood & Co,II_
Bingham, Walter & Hurry
6,000
Co
the
in
be
important
an
company
1933
selling commission of
94,000
months
Co.lZ
&
Co.,
Richards
6,000
6,000
Noyes
a
ol
Corp.)
net
reserves
_____
Eichler
Irving
Co.__
1961.
principal
credit
and
of
per
other
of
warrants
for
the
purchase
share at any time not later
It is proposed to offer the 75,000 shares (with
sale at $4 per share.
The offering is to be made
public
efforts
value
pany
on
periods.
Deinpsey-Tegeler &
Granbery, Maraehe
Hill
Co
30,
enclosures,
revenues
severally
Weedon
6,00t
Inc._,_
&
&
Earth
J.
_
Co.—__—.—
&
J.
Crowell,
*
10.000
_
Hutton
190.
is
be
Shearson,
10,001
Lester,
—V.
an
stock,
75,000
underwriter
lias
follows:
as
Company.
duPont
Stone
Reynolds
is
Apex
1419.
p.
for
best
book
consolidated
—
E.
approxi¬
1959—11 Mos.—1958
of screwdriver
Dayton
in
in
continue
common
Jan.
receive
five-year
underwriters
each
Bateman,
.——_—r_
&
ol'
a
The
Shares
10.00(1
<fc Co
Webster Securities
Hallgarten
W.
offices
The
Bank
general
nine-month
several
which
&
Barney
Becker
F.
become
Gardner-Denver
The
space.
190,
business
of
industrial production
lor
of
founded
additional
than
shares
of
corresponding nine
10,000
Allyn and
Incorporated
a
an
on
22,489ctfs.
the
$4
SEC
will
warrants)
12,452,991
appropriations
54,500
—
,— —
Hemphill,
at
corporation, located at 275 East Tenth Avenue, Hialeah,
Fla.,
registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 15
covering 75.000
shares
45,674.907
representing
ended
company are
Jackson
C.
E.
also
utilize
calls
Vice-President.
as
be
mission
$9,753,894 $130,979,765 $107,885,286
Apex will
plants in
with
to
its
of
175,000
writers will receive
Kunstadter, President,, said
March
company
value
Window
5%%
Home
Federal
corresponding
names
——
Hayden.
said
on
that
Apex.
has two
was
This
(not
before
the
Brothers
Webber.
Corporation
G.
1960, S. W.
Securities and Exchange
$159,586,569
ol
amount
$4,040,000
capital
{Cidder, Peabody & Co...
Francis
of
of
additional
an
Kosher Foods, Inc.—Registers With
Exchange Commission—
-
The
increase
an
of
<
combine
General Aluminum
of
months
share
for
shares
purchase
A.
are
Continental
None
Shares
A.
sell
the
show
1959—Month—1958
of equipment for
founder.—V.
None
withdrawable
Federation, Inc. resulted
with $6,373,000 in the
$1.68
and
of
Smith,
earnings
1, 1960.
Apex will continue to operate
produce the same products and sell
through
organization as at present.
The
floor
Frank
1,316,165 shs.
increased
Financial
UNDERWRITERS—The
Stone &
of
of
Apex
including the portion which is
meeting withdrawals). The amounts
subject to change from time to time.
are
the
compared
Curtis
should
a
by the present holders thereof.
The stock is to be offered for
public sale at $4 per share, the offering
to be made on a best efforts basis
by Brand, Grumet & Seigel, Inc., and
Arnold Malkan & Co., Inc., for which
they will receive a selling com¬
machinery and aircraft.
is
a
leading manufacturer of equipment for con¬
petroleum, general industry, and mining.
In Gardner-Den¬
ganization
be
aggregate
purpose
Earnings per
$2.83
Lehman
retained
showed
National
shares
and
officers,
niaiket
Apex
are
Paine,
normally
ing,
1959,
which
and
agreement
stock
feet
accounts.
Sept.
EARNINGS—For
to
first half
to
facture and sale
mostly owned by co.)
for the
lines
number
sales
leading manufacturer
a
nutsetters
The
proceeds
Subsidiary Associations
1958.
sales
for
and
Assocs—
represents
Francisco
were
same
same
ver's line
$1,900,000
loans.
of
dividend
Leece,
tools.
Outstanding
330,400
amount.
figure
these
the
announcement
finder's
certificates
available only
of
V.
struction,
FINANCING
4,123,600
1,500,000 shs.
essentially savings
the
in
Gardner-Denver
improvement
$4,900,000
_■
par)
that
Guarantee stock
{This
quarterly
.
2040.
p.
joints
business of
trust deeds-on
or
tWithdrawable shares
ft Advances from Fed. Home Loan
Bank $25,657,684
tBorrower membership certificates
of
the
writeoffs
Big Boy Manufacturing Co.,
the
corporation, located at 178 South Elliott Place, Brooklyn, N. Y.,
registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 11, 1959, covering
a
350,000
.
company's
in
power
sale
Authorized
1959.
tlnvestment
*No
filed
Mr. Kunstadter said that,
barring a resumption of the
the sales outlook for the first half of next
year "appeared
bright."—V. 190, p. 1628.
G.
holder
TO
company—
1960
($l
Securities of
are
This
earn¬
year,
Co.—Earnings Forecast—
agreement
Apex
j
loans.
1959
expected
22.
with
$31,688,537^
of
of
of
972.
Hebrew
Brand,
Gardner-Denver
the
1;he
in
notes—
30.
Capital
4It
real
demand bank loans..
promissory
Due
sales
p.
Securities and
$110,000,
compares
on
acquisition
compared
of
Gardner-Denver
by
The
existing loans thereon.
Income
is
principally from interest and fees received
such
CAPITALIZATION
4%
engaged
mortgages
construction
property or refinancing
by the associations
derived
in
are
first
purchase,
real
This
share,
a
last
the
190,
of
lending
of
earnings
Apex Machine & Tool Co., Dayton, Ohio,
Co., Quincy, III., was announced
jointly on Dec.
President of Gardner-Denver, and C. A.
Lange,
President and General
Manager of Apex.
10
$77
BUSINESS—The company owns a
majority of the equity securities of
savings and loan associations operating in
California. At Sept. 30,
1959, combined assets of the
subsidiary associations as a group were
$261,650,000 compared with
$201,700,000 at the end of 1958.
real
$56,000,000,
net
in
to
Gardner-Denver Co.—Acquisition—
An
11
The
was
14.
190,
with
to retirement of $4,454,000
principal
promissory notes, and to the reduction of
loans.
The offering was
oversubscribed.
bank
year
on
non-recurring
—$10,806,799
—V.
applied
amount
months
action
no
Period End. Nov. 30—
Sales—
under
proceeds
the
exception
divisions
un¬
shares,
Financial Federation,
Inc.—Capital Stock Sold—Public
offering of 235,000 shares of Financial
Federation, Inc.
capital stock was made Dec. 16 by an
underwriting
group managed by Kidder, Peabody & Co,
The stock
at
of
the
other
V.
like
.
strike,
current
priced
months
Gamble-Skogmo Inc.—Sales Up—
estimated
are
the
Chicago
extremely
nearly $2 million to working capital. Combined assets of the
two com¬
panies approximate $60 million and
working capital $22 million.
Under its present management, the southern
company will continue
as
the Manchester Board &
Paper Division of Federal*.
Manchester's
three mills have an annual
capacity of over 90.000 tons of boxboard.
The Seaboard
Mill, in Richmond, completed in 1954 has a
cylinder
machine that produces paperboard 138 inches
wide, with a daily capac¬
ity of 165 tons.—V. 190, p. 1733.
was
12
for
Dec.
on
will
to
of
mately 10%
par,
243,000
about
about
close
January.
Formfit
amounting
income, compared
$900,000.
million to Federal's
during the
allow
This
income
net
nonrecurring
1958.
and
will
received
With
loss,
corporation were operated profitably with
indications that expanding sales will continue
through 1960.
Bright
also
said
the
corporation
is
giving
serious consideration
compared
against the $115,000,000 reported for the
engineering-construction firm's backlog of
tl.ree
took
$110,000 000,
a
out¬
.
.38
Federal
merger,
year
orders
$2.40
or
presently
with the terms
ance
have outstanding approximately 1,183,000
shares of common stock and
587,000 shares of preferred stock.
Federal, with 18 plants in the East and Midwest, is one of the
nation's largest producers of boxboard and
cartons, and an important
manufacturer of machine-made glassware.
Manchester operates three
paperboard mills, two in Richmond and one in Roanoke
Rapids, N. C.
This section of the country is
contiguous to the market areas now
served by Federal's paperboard mills
and carton plants.
The proposed
acquisition is said by Federal to represent the first
step in its program of expansion into the South.
Federal
the
approximately
New
year,
capital stock
dividends have been reduced to a point
which, in accord¬
of our long-term loan
commitments, is insufficient
dividend payments at this time," J. S.
Fiuor, President, said.
"Dividend payments will be resumed when
the company once
again is
operating at a satisfactory earnings level."—V.
190, p. 1178.
Major
merger.
preferred, $25
common
at
directors
"Because
exchange will require the issuance
Federal
were
1958.
as
The
corresponding
payable
of
Federal.
exchanged
common
of
the
Fluor
Under the terms of the merger agreement, each share of
Manchester's
shares of outstanding common stock will be
stock
previous
of
ings of $540,581, equivalent to 68 cents
Federal.
300.000
the
$23,300,000.
for
President, who
of
for
shares
with $86,000,000 a
year earlier.
Fourth
quarter
operations resulted
14 cents a
share, on sales of
holder meetings of both companies are scheduled for late
February.
Plans for the merger were announced
jointly by John R. Kennedy,
President of Federal, and Frank E. Brown, Manchester's
will
sales
in
year.
work
available
was ratified Dec. 15 by the directors of
of Manchester have already agreed to the
793,777
,
the
merger
net
$70,000,060,
last
completed
elected
Acquire—
million.
The
stockholders
the
or
Inc.—To
1959
$1,908,782
of
to
$20,450,9<-'2
totaled
period
The company has arranged to acquire
the Manchester Board and
Paper Co., Inc., of Richmond, Va., it was made known Dec. 15. The
acquisition will add approximately $9 million to Federal's sales. Com¬
bined
earnings
adjusted
Consolidated
50.
p.
net
standing.
5
all
of
offering does not represent new financing
the cbmparty will not receive any of the pro¬
the
stock.
The
Indiana General
shares
common
offered
stock
comprise
issued in
part
of
exchange
outstanding common stock of General Ceramics Corp. upon the
recent merger of the latter company into The Indiana Steel Products
Co
The merger became effective oq Nov. 16, 1959, at which time the
new
corporate title. Indiana General Corp., was adopted.
The name*
6
Indiana
Steel
operating
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2618)
Co.
Products
of
divisions
Co.
Ceramics
General
and
Executive Committee.
in the United States. The
magnets are used as parts of a wide variety of products manufactured
by other companies, including telephones, television and radio speakers,
radar, electronic computers and many types of ordnance and military
equipment.
It also manufactures magnetic separation_ and
material
handling equipment.
The General Ceramics Division is primarily a
manufacturer of ferrites which are used as components in the produc¬
tion of many products, including television transformers and deflection
units, computer memories and switching circuits, filter coils, magnetic
recording heads and radar microwave equipment. Its other ojierations
include the development, manufacture and sale of memory core products
for large scale digital computers and similar control equipment.
largest manufacturer of permanent magnets
Plants
N. J.;
of
General
Indiana
assets
V.
Arnhold
Kalman
Inc.
Ellis
1,000
Sons——
2,500
Model,
Inc.
1,000
2,500
Walston
&
Brush, Slocumb & Co.
Dodge & Co
Clark,
—V.
190,
—
Net
& Hopwood
Co., Inc.—
&
Dec.
The
at
corporation
retail
in
2,500
Placement Completed
tract
personal loans and
making
engaged in
automobile
other
and
—V.
investment certificates
sells its
and
the
to
of
with
the
Fund,
Inc.
IDS
amount
an
such
sums
will become
IDS.
will
commissions
Although
treat
the
is
it
withheld
so
paid to salesmen
not obligated to do
shares
the
in
withheld
sums
from
mits
itself
commissions
to
the
to
pay
salesmen
pursuant
the
to
the
which
amount
plan.—V.
190,
is
in
the
on
plus
terms
Lockhart
CAPITALIZATION
The
underwriting
in
•
is
GIVING
the
EFFECT
completion of this offering
upon
will
TO
PRESENT
of
as
be,
Aug.
1959
set forth
as
stock, 6%
Common
6%
cumul., $25
stock,
unsecured
banks
until
$1
installment
(payable
Jan.
1,
month)
—
Unsecured
...
$4,300
interest)
notes
500,000 shs.
filed.
1,
270,000
month
H51.700
interest
months,
two'
$170,000
nnn
proceeds
secured
by
retire
with
proceeds
warehouse
certain
the
of
then
until
$4,000
firm
a
June
1,
1963,
be
the
used
to
in
full
will
incurred
company's
for
further
in
stores,
subject
to
expansion
named
the
&
&
offering
by
the
and
Co._
be
the
avail¬
business.
have
20,000
other
In
Co.
190,
conditions
of
securities.
Wagenseller
&
company
in
the
their
with
insurance
agency
:
shares
The
loans;
the laws of Utah.
of
■
.
'
15 000
.
J°neS' Cosgrove & MillerII
10,000
the^ ComSsl1mnnyhaACti uutl.lorizing
Dec
Dec.
28
28,
urn
1959
fn
to
o
f"'
a
request
1
bank borrowings of $600,000;
an °rdlr giving interested
lists
prospectus
shares.
common
for—ownership
of
Florida.
owned
by
Connor,
The funds
k6 1? part the coml)anys construction
iorn
Snootln?at?d -,at $820-000
182,°p S718
—V
are
programs
a"d S760.000, respectively.
to
for
be
in
securities
unimproved
87
being owned
by
identical groups
one
of
are
to
tracts
1959
An
of
83C property
to 109 owners,
property
owners.
additional 888,888 com¬
consummation of the
an
consideration
aggregate
at
the
Samuel
to
of $2,866,684; 106,678
option to property owners
and interest costs; 40,000
organizer; and 28 200 shares
company's
amortization
mortgage
Stein,
organized
was
CXemPt borrowings wil1 be used for like
to
in
July
under
1959
law
Delaware
for
.he
engage
of Florida teal estate from the owners thereof.
tracts
to
the
initial
common
subscribers,
of
the
exchange
Sub¬
obtained, from
the successful
have been
due upon
shares
payment
being
888,888
the
tracts
87
be
to
offer.
acquired,
in
are
i?
after taxes and
58o,
excluding extraordinary income,
compared with similar income of
thSTnS8? liu Shart Were
then outstanding,
compared
oTuct
publuTat
In
the
oo
iqS Provided
company's
s»lf?HnPP 1954
,SS
sales
mnce
$2'76 this
with
an
annual
»
for
Knox
;n
report
wnich
Mercantile-Safe
until
share
management
1954
were
$25.5
of
compared
an
to
to
the
the
whole.
as
a
to
the
in
29,
(2%
6%
fixed
lOO'/c
year.
Knox
$42.6
tion
will
McGraw,
increase
dent
of
and
TJoTnt corporation acquired all of the assets of United Bond and
lt^ capital stock, it was announced Dec.
Its ianS\fppfUn!1Dg t0 S2-2(j4-048' in exchange for 73,989 shares of
Presi¬
to
plus
of
the
made
common
Trust
stock
to
Jan.
14,
line."
in
taxes
quarter
of
amount
the
$63,498,
was
number
-
of
,_L
shares
of
Micromatic
sales
showed
Hone
the
steel
strike
itself
which
increases
Micromatic's
reasonably
profitable
caused
repercussions in in¬
important users of Micromatic
are
indications
"Present
the
over
has
fiscal
190,
this
Based
ending July
year
one."—V.
that
are
months.
several
next
situa¬
this,
upon
I960,
31.
shotild
1939.
p.
corporation,
Stock
with
subsidiaries,
which
of
sum
Co.,
due
bonds,
exhaust
Baltimore, Md., will
for the sale to it
1, 1981, to an
March
at
$50,253,
bonds,
the
April
due
of
sum
interest.—V.
for
an
it
Co.,
and
prices
not
1993,
1,
at
$13,352,
190,
prices
to an
not to
1735.
p.
The
SEC
issue
to
Bank
Co.,
will
to
last week
D.
by Max
Goettl, Presi¬
be
the largest in
its
As
part of
the
"International Metal
amount.
the
as
to
to
produce
evaporative
Mexico.—V.
facilities
189,
p.
"Continental."
are
2459.
located
"Imperial,"
in
Phoenix,
cooler
and
"Crest-
Arizona
York,
New
thereto.—V.
pursuant
has
issued
Louis.
ah
of
order
authorizing
promissory
The
filed
registration
a
190,
2342.
p.
notes
$600,000 of notes held
repay
this Louisiana,
With
The
Securities
company
covering
$2 -per
Dec.
on
by
Mo.
Boatmen's
bank and
the
1961.—V.
and
utility
National
of
finance
to
190, p. 2343.
con¬
.
Co., Phoenix, Ariz.:—
Exchange Commission—
filed
4
shares
47,687
share
The
to
borrowings together with treasury cash will be
Modern Pioneers' Life Insurance
Files
letter
a
of
notification
stock
common
Sl»
(par
the
with
SEC
offered
be
to
at
policyholders of Modern Pioneers' Insurance Co. and
the company
for cash or transfer of dividends. The offering will' be
underwritten by Associated General Agents of North America, Inc.'
to
proceeds
to
are
be
used
Morrison-Knudsen
An
extra
board
firm
of
shares
directors
Dec.
on
Directors
the
the
extra
quarterly
regular
40-cent
record
2765
p.
Boise,
the
on
Idaho,
>
2,045.173
members*
new
the
to
construction
with
been
cents
40
paid
voted
1960,
share
per
regularly
to
maintain
to
in
1960.
throughout
the
dividend, Morrison-Knudsen shareholders
$1.90 per share out of the company's 1959
total
a
announced
rank
at
also
_
that
the
$1.80
of
pre-audit
Morrison-Knudsen
of
They
22,
Jan.
on
cash
will be
paid a total of
earnings, compared with
directors
payable
1959.
rate
has
rate
•
extra
the
29,
dividend
years.
Including
will
three
the
by
share
per
of
dividend
Dec.
on
quarterly
past several
earnings
183,
>
voted
of
The
cents
30
election
announced
was
capital.—V.
11.
stockholders
The
working
Inc.—Pays Extra—News—
of
the
and
for
Co.,
dividend
cash
outstanding
and
best
out
the
1958
of
indicate
consolidated
in
years
paid
figures
its
earnings.
that
1959
domestic
net
subsidi¬
entire
company's
47-ycar
history.
Named
the
the
of
company's
formerly
charge
also
The
Joseph
O.
District
Idaho,
South
Dakota.
Frein
tunneling
Messrs.
of
Boise,
Seattle.
of
and
John
construction
veteran
a
P.
Strandberg
Operations;
huge Morrison-Knudsen
the
of
named
are
A.
company;
Seattle
Nampa,
oi
Pierre,
near
directors
new
as
Engineer
and
of
Armitage.
executive
project
Strandberg
Chief
Manager
L.
Oahe
at
in
now
Dam
Armitage
were
Vice-Presidents.
the
company,
directors
said, will enter 1960 with its all-time
construction, more than $328,000,000.
In
backlog of domestic
addition, foreign operations reflect a backlog of $77,000,600, making
a
total domestic and foreign construction
backlog in excess of $405,000.000 they revealed.—V. 190, p. 567.
Motor Contract
Charles
E.
of
pany will
Finance
sell
Co.
expected
the
assets
to
of an
of
its
Contract
be
of
the
William
and
known
signing
Motor
to
Chairman
company
the
said
was
Jr.,
seller,
as
new
a
announced
have
Co.—Formed—Acquisiticn-
Thwaite,
Georgia,
of
Board
as
Board
S.
the
of
Woods,
Motor
Trust
Chairman
Contract
Co.,
Com¬
of
the
buyer,
as
agreement
whereby the Trust Com¬
wholly-owned subsidiary the Trusco
Co.
The
approximately
total
value
of
and
the
18,000.000,
the
in¬
assets
transaction
is
to be closed soon.
Finance
Co.
Georgia.
of
It
was
is
organized 24
automobile
an
years
sales
by
ago
finance
the Trust
company
Com¬
serving
automobile dealers in Georgia and neighboring states. It
offices in Albany, Athens, Atlanta, Augusta, Columbus, Gaines¬
Macon, Rome and Savannah, Ga., and in Montgomery., Ala.
It
operates
ville,
is
a
will
condition
be
and
of
sale
the
that
all
Finance
Co.
present
employees
of
the
time
the
provide
Trust
Trusco
of Georgia,"
Company
automobile
dealers
of
said Mr.
this
area
Thwaite.
the management
"its purpose
a safe and profitable outlet for 'lendable' funds
Georgia and its affiliated banks for which the
then
great.
continued
Durden
automobile
Mr.
best
Trusco
to
finance
Thwaite
the
financing
Finance
and
grow
has
of
has
under
potential
the
for
and
served
through
those
guidance
of
that
to
means
the
of
Trust
demand
was
It
and
regional
well.
purposes
Woods
Messrs.
further development
was
automobile
Individual
and
provide
C.
type
organized by
with
of
the
was
buyers
Co.
company
retained.
the
to
has
by A.
and
cash
known
continue
"TravelAire,"
acquired
$1,500,000
St.
of
used
not
Co.
believed
undisclosed
be
together
struction expenditures to March
W.
announced
was
Products
operation,
will
Broadway,
Dec.
16, 1959, covering
interests in its
eligible employees of the company and -.its
with 25,000 shares of Middle South common
on
for
Missouri Edison Co.—Bank Borrowings Cleared—
to
conditioning equipment under the trade names: "Alpine,"
Circle,"
Manufacturing
Monterrey,
it
McGraw-Edison
Metal
SEC
Plan
be
may
"At
D
Two
of
the
Purchase
principally
tenders
receive
B
the
series
Phoenix
Division,"
central air
"Arctic
•
same
that
that
statement
interest.
accrued
President of
was
Products
Corp.—Acquisition—
r
exhaust
interest)
International
Purchase
field,
income
first
categories
correct
Trusco
&
1959,
series
turing Co., both of Phoenix, Ariz.,
achieved
Robert Lehman
into
This Chicago company will add a new division early in January with
the acquisition of the evaporative cooler and central air conditioning
business of Interantional Metal Products Co. and Continental Manufac¬
Board
sharps.
new
quarter.
appears
volved
McGraw-Edison Co.—Acquisition—
company,
Net sales
estimated 33%
by
Co.
Co., Baltimore, Md., will until 2 p.m.
(EST)
receive tenders for the sale to it of first consolidated
sufficient
amount
exceed
as a whole.—V. 190, pp. 1939
16
Trust
Trust
1959,
McGraw-Edison
Lehman
to
Co.
29,
interest)
plus accrued
Maryland
Dec.
the
on
first
of
The
-
»— «•V
presented
brought
of the industry
million
container industry
1734
was
100
Deposit
Dec.
on
fixed
sufficient
amount
on
last
(2%
exceed
521,163 shares
Extraordinary in-
per
(EST)
noon
4r/e
of
on
year.
was
to SI 437
f Wishart stated that annual increases
new
when
aa67'', increase compared to
and
based
last
200-0#0 sh,rM
exceeded substantially those
*
year
$2.20
additional 28c
ihare.atlC
$30 per
was uo 29 '/e
$1,111,429 Inst year.
Midland
share. Payment will be made at the Marine
York, 120 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
The
Inc.—Earnings Up—
f?r. l,he, Knox' Pa" comPany in the fiscal vear ended
of' 830808rnh8,?7i~?P ir>,< irom the l}revi°us record
01 $36,608,133 established last year. Income from oneratinn*
doubled
was
;-
$69,498, or
23 cents per
403,119 shares outstanding. In 1958 the company showed
$127,302 for the comparable quarter, equal to 42 cents per
loss
pany
70
high
Corp.—To Redeem Preferred Stock—
Midland
Maryland & Pennsylvania RR.—Tenders for Bonds—
Knox Glass,
Qonr
Federal
the
highest
44
New
purposes.
rate
dividend
quarterly rate on the
'
for
dustries, notably automotive,
products," Mr. Connor said.
in
of engaging
preferred stock is convertible
1960, inclusive.—V. 190, p. 1631.
and
ure
\
for
product
aries
stock.
The
additional
The
share compared
computed on
split and public
per
stock
the
on
"It
of
corporation has called for redemption on Jan. 15. 1960, all of
outstanding 4'/o
cumulative convertible preferred stock at $51.50
per
1959.)
cent
profit
the
for
five
The
its
in
25
provision
net
loss
busi¬
the state,
nsefl
shares
new
figures
2-for-l
President.
After
the
original subscribers upon
an
of
These
Approximately
statement also includes
issued
company
Marine
and
until
persons
■
hearing thereon.
(Both
a
the previous
1836.
$2.35
over
after
tons
Detroit, Mich., producer of automatic microhoning machines
equipment reported for the first quarter of its fiscal year, the
ended Oct. 31,
1959,
net sales
of $2,095,077
compared with
$1,483,922
for
the same
period a
year
ago,
according to Don S.
pany
Kingsport Utilities, Inc.—Proposes Bank
Borrowings
txT?.is e°rP°ration h»s applied to the SEC for an order under the
slightly
fiscal 1958.
of
tons
32,000
established
period
•
stock
common
the northeastern part
4 along the southeastern seaboard, 22 in the northcentral
and northwestern part of the state,
9 in the southwestern part of
the state, and 8 in the central part of the state.
Tne prospectus lists Arnold H. Luburt of Englewood Cliffs, N. J., as
President, and. Myles A. Cane as Secretary-Treasurer,
Durst
1
of
issuable
proposes
Of
of
at
in
95,000
with
Seamless
outstanding
100,000
p.
to
compared
This
The
tract
for
shares
consul'mat Ion
company the respective
will
and
in
A,
approximately $5,500,000.
bring combined capacity of
and
The
'
being
offer
purpose
thirty
the
an
increase of 70',o
announced by Win.
and
2042.
p.
connection
225,605
throughout
issuable to
shares
scriptions
below:
inc.
2°'000
loan
.
each
tracts
chase of
severally
1960
divisions
Michigan
share
shares
of
190,
a
a general real estate business; and it in¬
primarily in the acquisition and sale of
large unimproved tracts of real estate and to develop tracts with others
for residential or ether purposes. It was formed by Stein,
of Englcwood, N. J.,who lor about seven months has been negotiating lor pur¬
sharp*
Hurry,
2~24l""
The
re-
Lyon
has been
will cost
program
in
said
per
continuing
—V.
be
world¬
corporation
engaged
in Utah.
tracts,
registration
itially
connection
Shares
T-t.
Lockhart
exchange
the
preferred
the
used
The
estimated
are
$1.06
693,864
and
producer
a
companies organized under
number
reimbursement
of
loans
be
and
of
below
terms
forth
—vnCi90~"p"
retire
$44,000
notes
nlmhrn nfBshares of. common stock set
agreement, to purchase from the
of
Evans MacCormack
few
common
from
company
comPany's working capital to
and
Arizona
outstanding
located
shares
common
stock are estimated at
expenses of $9,000. Approximately
numbers
Bingham, Walter
the
it;
own
exchange
untii
month
per
common
underwriters
commitment,
by
approximately
of
SmI#* general added t0 the
W
b<)
for
operations
received
installment
one
UNDERWRITERS—The
be
will
receipts,
unsecured
acquisition
able
made
to
of thB (J5.°00 shares of
a*te.r deducting estimated
ol
the
net
0=/?
w»
net
the
With SEC—
industrial
an
an
Is indirectly
life)
has
like
estate
for
PROCEEDS—The
with
located in ihe Journal Square Building, Jersey City N. J.,
registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 9, 1959, covering
owners
1964.
South
capacity
seamless steel
five years ago.
records for
tonnage shipments, sales, earnings and dividends in the fiscal year
ended Oct.
31, 1959.
Sales exceeded $20,000,000 for the first time.
holding company owning all
Co.,
Co.,
from
certain
to
offered
The
at
completed
McHattie
believe
a
with
be
we
sever,
year 6'<• bonds due February 1907, with live-ycar
purchase 493,409 shares of its 1 cent par common stock;
shares of additional common stock; and 444,433 rights to
81,176
President.
Calculating
Monroe
to
real
150,000
without
two
to
Mr.
of
be
;—__
for
also
than
company
a
mon
$2,300 per
$4,500 per month
the
1,446,631
$257,500
interest170,000
tPayable
then
Sept.
to
purchase
$275,000
others
secured
including
advisor
was
of
machines.—V.
business
a
Lockhart
borrowers
variants
without
_____—
month
is
supplied by amendment.
Insurance
7,048,700
———
30,745,802
26,162,292
production capacity of the South Lyon,
increase in
plant
overall
Michigan and Texas
tubing and pipe annually
This firm,
per
by wareh'se receipts
Installment notes secured by equipment
purchase
contracts
(payable
$5,149
per
'
373,000 shs.
40#
a
the
J"
due
$7,500
month
per
McHattie,
Major Realty Corp.—Files Exchange Offer—
8,000 shs.
•
month
per
then
installment notes due
(payable
bye
notes
$2,500
,
19G0,
office
of
Outstanding
value20,000 shs.
par
value________
par
and .*
was,
for
company's
share
selling
stockholders, principal among which are Keystone Insurance <fc In¬
vestment Co. which owns 195,441 and proposes to sell 79,000 shares,
and
Georgette Lockhart' McNiff,
who
proposes
to
sell
all
of
her
holdings of 15,069 shares.
below:-
Authorized
Pfd.
The
FINANCING
31,
30.943.608
company's
share
the securities.
Through acquisition
1958, Litton Industries also is
eight small loan
addition
company
Brothers
Lehman
17.
systems.
primarily
(1)
Life
(other
ness
share.
capitalization- of
1422.
p.
the outstanding
in Utah, (2)
principally engaged
the reinsuring of life, health and accident insurance policies sold to
of
company
per
Dec.
on
placement of
be
to
are
Royal
Dec.
group headed by Evans MacCormack & Co.- The offering
$4.50
190,
outstanding shares of its common stock, to be offered for public sale
the present holders thereof through an underwriting group headed
by Schwabacher & Co.
The public offering price and underwriting
food
was
for
by
(3)
price
Vice-President.—V.
is
Jones
certificates
trust
stock. The trustees are Alec
is Board Chairman of the
Wallace
corporation, located at 359 South Main Street, Salt Lake City,
Dec. 14 filed a registration statement with the SEC covering 100,000
and
an
and
voting
covering
common
This
The
by
1959
Jones.
Corp.—Registers
numerous
offered
36,123.792
2,908,900
Middle South Utilities, Inc.—Stock Plan—
Lockhart
8,
65,000 shares of common stock ($1 par.) of this Pasadena '
(Calif.), based operator of ten southern California retail
publicly
11,
Finley
announced
distributor
wide
be
1734.
p.
W.
corporation and subsidiaries manufacture electronic components,
stock
were
is expected that con¬
approximately $23,000,000.—V. 189,
Florida—Voting Trust Register—
the company's
of
equipments and
Machine Co., in
withheld
Jurffensen's Co.—Common Stock Offered—On
stores
29,038,000
1,172
it
corporation has placed privately $6,000,000 principal amount of
5V4 '<
convertible subordinated debentures due Dec. 1, 1974,
was
The
equal to the capital appreciation and income, if any, from
if invested in shares ol Stock Fund as a liability which
due to the salesmen as they retire. In all events IDS com¬
from
the
All
Stock
commissions
3,408,569
3,406,731
.
1631.
p.
Earnings
5,000
433,919
Litton Industries, Inc.—Private Placement—
IDS
so,
Investors
of
Dec,
on
and
company
company
will
190,
1,503,489
3,991,714
Michigan Seamless Tube Co.—Expansion—News—
a
.
public.
the SEC for an order under
to a pension plan for the
benefit of its divisional managers, district managers and sales repre¬
sentatives; and the Commission has issued an order giving interested
persons until Dec. 28,
1959 to request a hearing thereon.
IDS plans
sums
790,000
1,551,000
for a voting trust covering shares of the common
Insurance Co. of Florida filed a registration statement
SEC
insurance
Investors Diversified Services, Inc.—Pension Plan—
withheld yearly by
plans to invest the
417,000
$0.43
'27,162,000
1,944
:
of letter contracts,
will be increased by
Life
Wallace
S.
This Minneapolis manager has applied to
the Investment Company Act with respect
the
3,483,272
taxes-
income
charges._____
after
Plans
It
——
employees.:
448,900 shares
it
of
taxes___
Mioromatic Hone Corp.—Shows Profit—
stock
goods
This
percentage
1,428,000
The voting trustees
189, p. 347.
graduated
of
backlog
15-year
a
$0.92
3,059,000
r~-
net-.___~
Life Insurance Co. of
financing
durable
consumer
income
Mich.,
2139.
p.
wholesale
Indiana,
203,000
at end
outstanding
——_____
—
•Upon final negotiation
financing for dealers. At Sept. 30, 1959,
the corporation operated 112 offices located in 97 cities in
Indiana,
Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Tennessee
and Virginia.
A wholly-owned subsidiary, Evansville Morris Plan Co.,
Inc.,
conducts a
loan
and
retail
installment
finance
business
in
Evansville,
stock
common
backlog-..
Contract
completed the private sale of $3,000,000
and $2,000,000 of subordinated serial
is
15,729,960
operating
1971
1,
of
sales
and
423,000
Long-term indebtedness^—___—____ _________
1,245,000
Stockholders' equity______——___
2,476,000
Shares outstanding—
,'
6'/e. cumulative convertible preferred .-.:——5,000
Common •.
441,689
debentures, series G, due Dec. 1, 19711 Goldman, Sachs & Co. assisted
the
corporation in arranging the financing.
installment
of
assets,
Number
due
notes
877,000
taxes
—____
period
Fixed
-2,500
1,000
Jaffray
Piper,
Interstate Finance Corp.—Private
senior
share
income
income
of
5,000
-
16,577,964
Net
>
Oct. .24,'58
$7,424,000
416,000
630,000
Federal
Working capital
&
—
6 Months
Oct. 23,'59
—$17,205,000
C.<
before
Income
5,000
2,500
& Stone
Roland
expenses
operating
Net
r
2141.
p.
This Indiana corporation has
of
Rhoades
Loeb,
M.
Co.
Simmons—
&
Brown
Carl
12,250
__
Blunt
Alex.
23,761,940 245.995,363
Other
$308,000,000.—
to
v
income
Gross
Per
Bleichroeder,
S.
&
1959 amounted
15,
25,556,439
Laboratory for Electronics, Inc.—Statement—
Shares
Co
& Company, Inc._
Sachs
Goldman,
12,250
Co..„__—
&
1524.
p.
Dec.
on
Period Ended-—
Keasbcy,
Shares
Loeb
190,
Corp.
Lehman
of
$
$
<
228,721,396
161,065.626"' 155,637,785
3,041,588
31.895.123
26,805,619
1,581,823
16,910,822
15,532,190
$
$
Federal
1959—10 Mos.—1958
1959—Month—1958
revenues
Operating
Operating
—V.
UNDERWRITERS—
Kuhn,
big closed-end investment company received a price of $30.60
share for the shares delivered in exchange. This was equal to the
asset value on Dec.
15, 1959. plus a premium of 5',/ .
Total net
net
Michigan Beli Telephone Co.—Earnings-
a
The
per
Conn,, and Kitchener, Ont., Canada.
Wis.; Stamford,
Milwaukee,
Ind.;
at Valparaiso,
located
are
Co.,
Realty
and
Bond
Monday, December 21, 1959
.
.
Period End. Oct. 31—
,
personal holding company, has been
in
the
investment
company business for the past 25 years
and its
assets consisted principally ol common stocks.
United
the
Products Division is believed to be
BUSINESS—The Indiana Steel
Chairman of the
Monroe C. Gutman,
and
Corp.,
Lehman
of The
dent
identily
now
General.
Indiana
.
as
a
company."
went
on
to
exnlain
that
banks
in
recent
years
have
experienced a strong demand for instalment credit and the demand
seems likely to continue.
He said the Trust Company has been develop¬
ing a substantial volume of consumer lending through its own direct
outlets
and the opening of new branches in. Atlanta has contributed
to
this
expansion.
William
Motor
this
new
group of
Inc.
of
S.
Woods,
Contract,
will
position.
who
will
resign
as
Mr.
Woods
serve
Carirman
of
the
of
the
bank
Board
to
of
assume
smell
and including Robinson-Humpliiey Co.
investors organized oy
and White, Weld
Atlanta
as
Vice-Chairman
stared
and
that
Co.
ihe
of
purchasers
New
are
a
York.
Continued
on
page
49
Number 594)9
190
Volume
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
i
1
DIVIDENDS
V
Name
announcements are grouped in two separate
tables.
In the first we indicate all the dividends announced during the current week. Then we follow with
a second table in which
we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
When
Payable
\ Share
of Company
$1.50
——-—■■—-—■---
4
57c
.
Sll Q, fG.
"
■;
12-30
•
Vof
Kunstzijde Unie N. V.—
(A. K. U.
United Rayon Manufacturing
Corp.) (interim) a dividend in cash of
'•
4% of the par value which dividend is
v
expected to approximate 52c per Am?riV can
share will be declared from 1059
Extrer
„
4- 1
*25c
$56c
40c
15c
30c
5c
3-1
_-29
2-1
2- 1
l-26
12-31
Ordinary Israeli stock. Molasses
(increased-quar.)———
(quar.)—
com.
$4.50
Electric
Anderson
Corp.,
convertible, preferred
60c
5tock dividend
3
——
Ltd.—
J50c
Co.
Steels,
Extra
■
M I
(quar.)
Corp.
2c
*1
$1.02%
$1.08-4
$1.08 %
$1.18,4
'
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
2-1
Securities
Baldwin
Bank
Shares,
6%
12-15
1- 7
12 ^1
1-20
1-20
12-81
1 20
1
1
on
1- 2
2-1
2- 1
2- 1
2- 1
2-1
1- 1
1-7
1-7
1- l
1- 7
1-4
2" 1
1- 2
> 4
12-15
12-£}
1- 8
tz'j.'i
12-23
1- 8
Investment
Power
A
Baystate
Jfc
Mfg.
Co.
15c
15c
15c
62 %c
7%
3-1
2- 1
12-17
3-3
2- 1
2-2
1-22
12- 9
2-3
12-31
12-18
pfd.
25%
$17 %c
12Vic
(quar.):
Crown
Inc.
(quar.)
Birmingham Fire Insurance
Co.
of
D.
&
Pilot
R.
W.)
International
Di-Noc
Distillers
Class
90c
12-29
1-18
dividend—
20c
2%
Stock
Herald
Boston
Hydraulic
(quar.)
Co.
Telephone,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (1956 series)
preferred (quar.)
53/iTo
67c
preferred
convertible
67c
series
preferred
Portland
12-24
1-8
4(7-
12-31
12-31
$$1.4334
1-
$$1.50
1-
12-17
12-22
1-15
12-28
1-15
12-28
15c
(quar.)
12-17
15c
1-15
12-28
10c
Distributing Co.__
1
1
1-4
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-15
12-
5
$1.25
1-15
25c
Bakeries,
1-12
12Vic
;
Associated
1-12
12-28
1-12
12-28
Husky
Ry.
(s-aj
Oil, Ltd., 67c
Insurance
Canton
Company
Capitol
Records
(Baltimore)
Consolidated,
Clinchfield
&
1
Dominion
1
12-15
12-22
12-
9
$75c
2-29
1-
5
(s-a)
2 7c
(quar.)
Ohio
12-31
preferred
7y2%
Dunhill
Duro-Test, 5%
Industries
Eastern
Magnesia
Eastern
States
(N.
1
1-15
3-
1
3-15
1-21
12-30
50c
1-10
12-2$
(quar.)
Y.)
(s-a)__=__
—
2-
55C
&
Co.—
A
•
1
1-
4
Issue
at
15
to
$105
be
(F.
&
Door
C.)
1-15
1-25
12-31
Dec.
1-25
12-31
change
&
Shareholders
the
12-23
re¬
share
per
2
12-17
15c
;
12-15
12-
50c
"(quar.)
(quar.)_
12-30
12-22
2-
5%
1
4
1-12
Son-
approved
shares
common
16.
2-15
1-
(New Jersey)—
dividend—
12-31
12-23
12-31
$1.50
Co.
H.f <6 Son
(W.
Sash
Stock
12-31
$1.75
Hutchinson
Huttig
25c
-
(entire
Feb.
Hardart Baking
The
the
$9
1- 8
3-for-l
a
to
holders
holders
title
corporate
spilt
of
of
record
voted
also
to
to
Huyck
12-31
1- 7
12-23
12-28
12-22
12-28
12-11
Incorporated Income Fund
Independent Coal & Coke
12-16
$7
B
4%
12-24
12-18
15c
12-31
12-21
5%
15c
3-5
.12-30
12-22
L_
Power & Light—
(quar.)
___:
preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)__
4.60% preferred (quar.)
5.65% preferred (quar.)
Economics
com.
(final)—
—
dividend)
pfd. (1956 ser.)
Inc.
—
(quar.)
12-18
&
Stores
12-22
$1.15
1-1
12-22
$1.4tt4
;
Industrial Bank of Commerce (N. Y.) ■ (quar.)
Stock
dividend
(subject to
approval of
1
12-22
1-11
12-28
1-
12-23
1-
-
50c
1
Inland Investors
75c
12-30
2-
1
International
30c
12-24
12-18
15c
12-24
12-18
$25c
1-15
12-22
37 he
1-15
12-22
,40c
12-26
13-18
$1.20
12-26
12-18
$$4
$15c
$$1.75
25c
$20c
$93%c
2%
•
stockholders
3-18
12-31
12-24
12-22
12-
9
12-31
12-31
6%
Bronze
Powders, Ltd., com.__
preferred (quar.)
participating
Interstate Bakeries
.
$4,80
31 %c
3-15
Corp.,
preferred
Financial
Class
(quar.)
$1
B
6%
Jahn
(J.
R.)
&
1-U
12-11
2- 1
1-
8
2- 1
1-
8
$1.75
$1.50
$30c
(quar.)
dividend)
(stock
(quar.)
—
pfd. (quar.)—
——
12-31
12-17
12-31
12-17
20c
5%
Ltd. (quar.)
1-15
1-25
1-15
12-31
22Vic
$1.25
$1.183/4
3- 1
3- 1
1-
Oilier
Bros.,
Johnson
1-
1
12-18
1-
1
12-18
1-
1
12-18
1-
1
12-18
1-
1
12-17
12-30
12-18
25c
Carpet Furniture
5c
Engraving (year-end)__.
Ltd.
(year-end)
$$1.40
2
12-18
15c
1-
1
11-25
10c
(extra)
Stephens & Shinkle Shoe Co.—•
Quarterly
1-
1-
2
12-24
Johnson,
Jostens,
Inc.,
Class
B
class
this
6%c
1
-20c
;
$1.25
Inc.,
action
No
(initial)
A
(initial)
Kennedy's,
taken
on
common
31 Vie
1-20
(quar.)
payment
From
Low-Priced
Fund
investment
net
Keystone
series
series
1-15
12-31
B-3—
income
Lower-Priced
Common
Stock
S-4—
$12Vic
12Vic
20c
FXR,
Inc.
(quar.)
(North
Carolina)
(quar.)
(stock
dividend)
_______
Seaboard Drilling Co.
Underwriters
Farmers
(stock div.)—
(quar.)
Assn.
Extra
Foods
1-30
1-15
12-29
12-31
3%
1-25
12-30
Stock
dividend
2%
4%
12-21
Stock
dividend
2%
7-29
35c
12-31
12-16
12-
4
12-16
12-
4
Federal
Paper Board,
preferred
common
Chestnut
Fifteenth
&
General
A
12-29
2-29
Lowers
1-30
12-31
1-15
Lewis
12-15
12-21
$2.50
12-31
$3.75
2- 1
2-1
1- 8
1- 8
2%
2%
2-15
1-13
Fischer
&
Porter,
12-28
Class
B:
(stock
2%
1-13
12-28
5c
1-4
11-30
1
12-18
common
(stock
dividend)
action taken
(No
dividend)
:—^
on
1-14
Mutual
common
Franklin
Capital
Corp.
(annual)
10
1-15
1-
1-10
1-
1-10
1-
Series
1-10
1-
Series
(2-for-l splits
1-10
1-
1-10
1-
Custodian
Income
Fund
Common
Funds—
9c
!__
Series
Series
Utility
on
Manufacturing
Brick
Fremont
&
Tile
Petroleum
12-
12-15
General
Bronze
12-29
12-18
General
Industrial
each
of about series)
____
4
20c
(quar.)
(annual)
1- 5
12-15
8c
(initial)
1-25
1-11
1-15
10c
12-23
8
Corp.
Realty Corp. (6tock dividend)
Inc.
12-15
Cascades Plywood Corp.
25c
12-28
12-17
Gillette
Co.
50c
12-28
12-17
Gisholt
Machine
(quar.)
t
12-21
12-31
12-23
30c
2-1
1-8
4%
1- 1
1Z-23
62Vac
Mills,
General
12-1S
12-31
25c
Enterprises
General
1-20
40c
37Vic
(quar.)
3-5
2-1
Co.
(quar.)..
25c
12-29
12-18
—
Coal
Co.,
12-31
1-
8
12-18
1-
8
12-18
1-
2
pfd.
<quar.)_
A
(quar.)—,—
Street.
shares
Inc.
of
of
of
each
declared
at
the
of
pfd.
12-31
1-15
12-31
1
12-23
65c
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
1-
$1.06J/4
2-
1
2-
1
1-
7
1-
7
1-15
12-31
12-31
12-28
1
12-28
1-
4
12-30
quar.)
12%c
1-
4
12-1.5
(quar.)
$$1.50
1-
2
12-14
$25
in
shares
of
12
of
East
1-21
12-31
12-24
$1
—
25c
$10.20
1-
4
12-18
1-
2
12-10
12-30
12-23
12-30
12-23
of
97th
$50
face
each
for
common,
1-31
25c
East
12
rate
debentures
10
1-15
1-
distribution
a
stock
Midland
stock
30c
$1.25
(increased
Aluminum
and
2-15
$$1.25
—
$6 participating
also
4
1
Ltd.—
(quar.)
debentures
5
1-
3-
$7.50
—
Michigan Central RR. (s-a)—
—
Michigan Chemical Co
Michigan Life Insurance (s-a)
Middlesex Products
(quar.)
Midland Enterprises, Inc. (year-end)
Company
1-
1-15
15c
(quar.)
common
(s-a)
&
Ltd.,
1-12
10c
$1
Electric Co.,
prelerred
Steel
(Incr.)
common
4%%
Co.,
RR.,
preferred
for
12-28
1-31
1-30
$1.10
(Year-end)
(quar.)
Stores
Drug
share
1-27
$1.50
Cement
(quar.)—
&
B
amount
(quar.)
1-25
11V4C
Forbes
&
H.)
(R.
Maxwell,
8
30c
preferred
Marsh
2-
$5
(quar.)
class A
& Co., class A_
Portland
Mahoning
5%
12-24
15c
•.
(R. I.),
(quar.)
MacAndrews
5%
12-34
8
15c
B
Maritime
8
1-
15c
Corp.
(Hugh W.)
Longhorn
Mading
6-30
1-
5%
—
Co
:
Preferred
Macy
25c
:
&
Finance
Preferred
Fund
12-31
$1.50%
Extra
6%
12-18
1-29
from
capital
gains
stock plus I6V2C from
& Cooke, Ltd. (stock dividend)
Brothers, Ltd, (quar.)
(Fred T.)
Long
12-29
7V2C
(quar.)——
or
Local
12-24
12-31
25c
($1.34
Lincoln Square Building Co.
payment at this time)
Founders
Corp.
12-30
12-24
12-31
1-20
15c
(quar.)^
ordinary income)
Class
to stockholders'.approval
Industries
payable.in cash
Ley
1-15
15c
University
12-30
City Bank of New York—
Stock div. subject
Corp.
1-15
3-15
7Vic
56V4C
$3.75
(year-end)
National
Lehman
(quar.)__
common
Extension
Lanston
12-31
50c
$2.25 preferred A (quar.)
First Boston Corp., common (year-end)
Class
12-18
Realty vtc (liquidat'g)
Corp.,
Salle
12-18
1-
9c
31c
Fund—
Year-end
50c
$0.5563
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Fidelity & Deposit (Md.) (quar.)_
Fiduciary Mutual Investing Co.
Financial
La
4
1- 4
20c
income—
(29c from capital gains & 2c from income)
Knott Hotels Corp.
(quar.)
283/4c
(annual;
investment
net
Knickerbocker Growth
2-29
50c
;
—.—_
—
Asphalt Products
From
12-31
12-18
4c
(year-end)
Extra
Federal
5
at
time
Keystone
Fund
(quar.)
5
1-
12-31
30c
A
1-
1-15
46c
pfd.
conv.
1-20
-
Keystone Custodian Funds—
2-15
2-15
20c
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)__;
Co.
&
5
12-31
12-17
25c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
convertible preferred
Ivey
1
20c
Corp.,
preferred
1-15
2-1
(quaT.)__
common
(quar.)__
Interstate
2-29
12-21
5%
14)
;
International
12-20
12-24
Jan.
(year-end)
Bridge Co. (increased)
Year-end
Heating Products, Ltd.—
Mills
Fraser
12-22
1
12-18
(Md.)—
Electric
Manufacturing
Frantz
1
1-
12-
10c
Co
Laboratory
Erwin
Fluor
12-31
1-
12-30
$1.50
(quar.)
Talc
Empire District Electric, 5%
434%
preferred (quar.)
First
1-15
$1
$1.05
12-18
2-15
4- 1
1-15
1- 2
1-15
1-15
12-30
12-31
1-29
1-15
2- 1
28c
Extra
Fearh
12-11
12-11
42 he
Common
Fund.._
Economic Investment Trust,
Class
12-24
12-22
12-22
Indianapolis
12-24
preferred (accum.)
preferred (accum.)_:
Falcon
1-15
lc
lc
12-16
$40c
A
$6
11c
Extra
12-18
(s-a)
(stock
Corp.
$1.25
&
6
4
2-
30c
Jenkins
(quar.)__
.
12-15
100%
35c
Quarterly
1-20
39c
$10c
Corp.
conv.
Carolina Telephone & Telegraph (init. quar.)
Extra
1-30
4
$1.38
International
25c
(quar.)_^___
1-
37'/2C
Ltd.,
(quar.)_
12-15
6
Horn
6
1- 4
(interim)
:
of Canada,
Pont Co.
12-30
1-
1
plus this dividend)
12-24
(quar.)
Douglas & Lomason Co
Dow Theory Investment
45c
!
Ry.
1
1-20
A.)
$2
Ltd
50c
:
Inc
2-
about Jan.
preferred
Co.
on
30c
(quar.)
Insurance
1-15
1-
$$1.50
preference
1-20
(G.
(s<i)
Dominion Textile, Ltd., common__
7%
preferred (quar.)_
Preferred
2-
$75c
[
4
1-
1-
Corp.—
common
80c
preferred
deemed
-
12-24-
of
Guaranty Co. (Brooklyn) (quar.)
quar.)__
RR.
(incr.
(increased)
common
Dairies,
Franklin
(quar.)
(s-a)__
(quar.)
4
t$1.50
pfd.'
Shares
Pacific
1-
12-30
Inc.
■
—____^
Ry.
non-cumulative
Carolina,
12-17
25c
Southern
Carbons
1-15
1
1-15
1-15
Extra
Canadian
1
1-
$$1.18
(quar.)
(quar.):
Cement
2-
$$1.18
tqivar.)
Taggart
Quarterly
Campbell
Canadian
4
1-4
lOc
common
Arts
preferred
4.60%
!
preferred
Fastener
Canadian
1-
2-1
(increased)
California Cold Storage &
Canada
12-18
|
1-15
$$1.09
$$l.l2Vi
(quar.)
Co.
60c
Camloc
4
42Vic
(quar.)_.
Budget Finance Plan,
California
1-
1-14
2- 4
Co.—
preferred
Brown-Durrell
12-18
$12 Vic
4Vi 7c
43i 7c
12-23
4
Products, Ltd.—
43/a 7c
4%%
5
1-
10c
—
Columbia
British
1-
1-15
2%
Columbia Forest
Resumed
1- 4
1-18
5%
1-
6%
12-31
12-18
40c
dividend
Bridgeport
7
4%
(resumed)—!—
Corp.
Stock
British
dividend)—
Co
dividend
Stock
Breeze
(stock
Traveler
(Milton)
Bradley
1-
Issued
split
12-21
1-29
15c
Dominion
Ero
1-15
4
10c
B
Mfg.,
Enamel
8
1-
1-
2-for-l
12-31
-1-10
25c
Hormel
:
25c
Dodge & Cox Fund—
Dodge
Saulte
12-
5
15c
Bridge
deposit receipts
Group, class A
Bros.
Co.—-
2-
1
1-16
$7
Extra
f
12-22
15c
quarterly
Home Title
.
Ltd.—
Co.,
American
Distribution
Edison
Pa.—
4
25c
—
Southwestern
Chemical
Edison
12-21
1-
5c
5c
Extra
1- 4
1- 4
45c
12-21
Huyck
-
Hillsdale
12-18
preferred (initial)
Bonanza Development Co
Bostitch, Inc., class A
(quar.)_
12-29
Increased
1-2
2-10
(quar.)
Co.,
15c
Extra
Detroit
12-31
12-18
Insurance
1- 8
preferred
60c
(year-end)
Detroit
8
convertible
$1.80
Plants
1-11
$2
(E.
Home
4
12-18
3%
Sugar. Corp.,
5%
$5c
Davega Stores, 5%
preferred (quar.)
Denver-Chicago Trucking Co. (quar.)
Detroit Aluminum & Brass (quar.)
1-25
1-11
1- 4
3-
Inc.—
;
12-18
12-W
1-18.
Corporation
1-
Annual
Bliss
Investments,
(resumed)—
20c
(initial)
class A
(quar.)__
Special
Son,
8
Dairy
7VaC
International, Ltd. (resumed )
Cutter Laboratories, class A (quar.)
1-15
12-18
-10c
17 Vic
a
to be
3-18
12-18
shares
com.
dividend
Home
Holly
20c
—
12-21
3-31
proposed
a
(quar.)
Stock
4
40c
(quar.)_
on
the
Voltage Engineering
1-22
2- 1
1-11
12-31
12-30-
50c
(quar.)
3-4
50c
6c
$2c
25c
,~25c
annual
(quar.)_Z
12-15
2-29
1-25
of
12-23
12-11
65c
the
Hines .(Edward) Lumber Co.
Hiram Walker (see Walker-Hiram G <fc
W)
Hirsch (P. N.) & Co
1-15
100%
spilt
1
12-31
Products—
4- 1
4- 1
'
1-
12-18
-12-21
1-15
$13c
-:50c
___-
at
March" 28
shs.
com.
70c
(quar.).__
Dallas Fund
B
12-23
v
12-23
1-13
.
_
■v
(quar.)
vote
preferred
High
2-15
12-31
Marx
preferred
•
$1.13
Crush
Class
12-23
5c
12-24.
4%
;
»
approved
$1.12%
:
Western
Stockholders
17V2C
2%
5
.$$14
;
2-20
4- 1
!_..
2-
1
4
Corp.—
Stores
12-31
(initial)—
Investment
;
will
on
12c
approved by stockholders
Package Mfg.
&
65c
$1.04
(annual)
4
3-
$2
(quar.)
Haydock Fund, Inc. (quar.)
Heli-Coll Corp.—
12-21
3-
4
1-
56V4c
(quar.)
Preferred
2- 1
2- 1
>
1-
(extra)
(quar.)
Assoc.
(s-a)
National
Hartfield
12-19
2- 1
,
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd
Bit Co. Ltd.
21c
_
Co.
1-
$1.31%
55c
Fund
(quar.)_;
(Del.)
25c
$1.25
25c
Year-end
&
12-15
12-15
12-15
12-17
(quar.)
dividend)——
:_
quar.)
Y.)
preferred
;
Mfg.
two-for-one
1-14
12-31
6%
(quar.
(quar.)
preferred
Co._
meeting
f.
the
50c
$1.16
1-
1-18
35c
(accum.)
Stockholders
7%
(quar.)
Eastern
(quar.)
Corp.
Biederman Furniture,
Bird
12-31
12-31
12-31
1- 2
$5Qc
35c
35c
—
Ltd.—
Co.
(stock
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd.,
Mfg.
12-18
1- 8
12-23
(increased)
Foods
Beneficial
Binks
12-23
1- 2
1-30
12-31
15c
11c
(quar.)—
(N. Y.) (quar.)—
Paper Co.
Cadwell
&
Beaton
1- 9
(quar.)—
Corp.
Beatrice
20c
Inc.—
Power
Class
12-23
62%c
(quar.)
12-22
12-15
1-18
Realty (stock dividend)
Hercules Gallon
(quar.)_l__
Co.," common
preferred
preferred
Cook Electric, new common
Du
prior
Bankers Commercial Corp.
Bathurst
1- 9
—
(quar.)—
1- 2
1-15
31.
common
Crowley Milner <fc Co.______«
2-1
—_—
preference A
preference B
preference C
prior
prior
6%
6%
Corp
12-11
N
(quar.)
Creamery
}' 1
(quar.)____—
Corp.
12-18
12.15
1
.___
Hamilton
5
Cowest
*25c
$17%c
(quar.)
A
Feb.
Natural
Corn Products
20c
—
preferred
Gustin-Bacon
proposed
stock.
a
Mfg.
Greist
1
,1-16
;
12-22
10-20
11-
$.005
Saddlery,
-
12-22
2- 3
1-20
1- 5
12-31
(s-a)
16'Ac
(N.
4Vi%
12-23
$50c
$25c
Ltd.
;
Towing Co., common
West
12-23
-
Co.,
Ltd
'
Stock dividend (Three shares for each 100
■! shares held)
;
___4_:
common
effective
Dec.
record
Edison,
Stock dividend
Inc.—
TV),
(B.
convertible
5%
on
the
be
Lakes
4
20c
3%
10c1
15c
Stock dlv. (subject to approval of I. C. C.)
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co.—
$3
3%
3%
—
Extra
Babbitt
of
of
will
(quar.)__.Gas
(increased
$1.56
B
it
Cooper-Jarrett, Inc.
„„
(quar.)—
pfd.
Jan.'28
split
Bank
Common
Great
12-31
12-31
2-15
special meeting
Continental Motor Coach Lines
,
.
1-15
(quar.)
Britain & Canada
50c..
62Vic
37V2C
.
1
$0,063
Transit
Co.
preferred
Great
1-15
2-
(quar.)
Co.,
35c
.
—v
a
W.)
Hart-Schaffner
,
.—_—
—
(H.
75c
_
.
(year-end)
Yards
preferred
4.50%
12-15
7>~
2- 1
—
7%
Corp.,
12-23
-
preferred
Consolidated
4.16%
10
+60c
+62 /2c
—
Plan
1- 4
u-2..
I--10
2" 1
1-20
2- 1
(quar.)-;
Ltd.
—
Thrift
Atlas
75c
—
12-21
2-1
1-15
3-1
Atlas Credit Corp., common (stock dividend)
Class B common
(stock dividend)
Atlas
12-18
—
Consumers
$25c
(s-a)
12-18
.(quar.)__
4.64%
-
12-18
12-11
20c
$™c
2.80
5%
Realty
1
1-1
1
:
American
$5
1-15
2-
Corp., class A
preferred
Union
Great
12-18
1-
75c
(quar.)
(s-a),
on
holders
4.52%
62hc
5c
$25c
preferred
(quar.)__
Trap Co. of America, com.
(quai.)
preferred (quar.)
Applied Arts Corp
—
Argus Corp., Ltd., common (quar )
$2.40 2nd preference A (quar.)
$2.50 preference B (quar.)
Associated Fund, Inc.
($0,007 from capital
gain plus $0,013 from investment income)
Atlantic City Electric Co.—
4%
preferred (quar.)
—
4.10(i preferred (quar.)
4.35%
preferred (quar.)—
4.35%
2nd preferred
(quar.)—
—
4.75%
preferred (quar.)—
—_
—
1- 1
25c
Extra
Animal
Atlantic
<v
field
to
.
——
—
56Vic
—__
$11-
(quar.)_
approved
Craig
Ahglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills,
Common
be
two-for-one
>
Commonwealth
12 _8
1-15
12-3-
17he
——
12-22
(quar.)
Mfg.: (stock dividend)-
If
19-98
,h}
(quar.)_i
Uniform (quar.)——
Anglo-American Exploration, Ltd.—
12-22
12-31
Products
1
57}gc
B
National
Great
12-31
15c
5.25%
7
2-1
2/2(5
Angelica
to
....
l_--_
12-30
12-28
1-4
7- 1
1-1
2-15
$2.25
15c
-
__
____
-
Grace
Grand
.
annually
Consumers
—-
(quar.)__
common
_!—_:
B
Class
10
.2!
Ry.r .com.
Seal
Class
Gossard
Hosiery (quar.)
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of New York—
1- 8
1- 7
2- 1
$2
Co.. common (year-end.)
preferred
(quar.)
—'
preferred (quar.) —
2- o
2-(Y
1-15
1-15
12-^1
1
30c
Amoskeag
$4.50
Gold
12-23
6Va%
Claussner
,1991
37„j£
(quar.)———
Co.
Screw
12-16
:
•
Western
City Investing Co.
1-^1
20c
60c
iquar.)——--
preferred
6%,
American
Co.,
Gas
;
on.
^
Natural
12-21
1-15
&
of Rec.
2-
56V4C
Extra
Transport—
Stockholders will vote at
American
American
30c
$2.50
10c
Cincinnati Union Stock
12-11
; 3-18;^
3-10
30c
93%c
&
Goderich Elevator
Holders
Payable
30c
(increased)
com.
4
.
(quar.)
Co..
4
12-31
1
*;
Great
Clarostat
Radio Corp. (annual)-—
American Growth Fund, Ltd
—
—
American Israeli Paper Mills
Ltd.—
■
American depositary receipts (quar.)—6V4C
Each ADR is equivalent to five shares of
.
(quar.)
H.)
When
Share
Company
1-
1-15
rate
each
*
.
.
of
(P.
1-
1-30
convertible
Increased
*.
V
-
1-30
$1.18
Cincinnati Merchandise Warehouses—
'
4
4
12-24
50c
the
at
preference for
held).
Motor
Claussen Bakeries
Cable
American
of
common
Common
stock
57c -preferred': (quar. I:
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
'
•
of America, com. (quar.)___
$3.75
preferred (quar.)——
Aluminum Co. of Canada,. Ltd.
•
4%
1st preferred
(quar.) ———;
._
4%% 2nd preferred (quar.)—
—
American Book Co.
(quar.)
——„
12-31
7
Par
Name
preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Glaxo Laboratories, Ltd—
25c
series
B
share
one
Chicago
Aigemene
Alyininum^Co.
4Va%
(quar.)
$1.40
Extra
1- 5
12-24
1-15
1-15
°
$2c
12-15
(quar.)__.___
common
Charleston Transit
•
50c
*
'
—____.—__
Consolidated
Pacific
1-12
10c
preferred (quar.)
Chadbourn Gotham Inc., 4V'2% pfd.
57c preferred (quar.)
67c preferred (quar.)
1-4.,
1-14
5c
Glatfelter
Kansas
shares
67c
■1
•
.
12-15
(resumed)
Plate
Central Wisconsin
1-15
RR. Co.—
Canton & Youngstown
Quarterly
:— _!-
Akron,
Alberta
*
1
-
(quar.)_____
Inc.
Products,
of Rec.
12-22
Co.,:common
preferred
-
erence
,
distribution brings total liquidating
disbursements thus far to $31.50 per
I
Holders
30c
4
»
Power, 43iVr pfd. (quar.)
Central National Corp. (quar.)
Central Securites Coip. (year-end)
(Payable In cash or in convertible pref¬
This
Air
When
Payable
60c
•
;
Tin
Central
.
Liquidating
&
Celotex Corp.,
,
of Rec.
1-15
5c
Pomcroy
Caspers
-
Petroleum Corp., class
Aetna-Standard Engineering Co.—
Aberdeen
of Company
Common
Holders
Per
Name
Per
Share
•
Case
Dividend
(2619)
100
and
one
97th
Midland
Street
held.—
The Coinmercial and Financial Chronicle
8
Par
Name
Gas Co.
(qnur.t
Minnesota & .Ontario Paper
of Rec.
1-A
2-1
(quar.)_,u_
«quar.i.
Mobile Gas Service, common
2-
$1.09
SI.14
2-
1
25e
1-
2
12-18
1
1-
2
Inc. (quar.
Murray Ohio Mfg. (quar.;,.
Mystic Valley Gas Co,
:
12-29
12-16
30c
is-a >
Motorola,
12-21
5;$i
1-22
12-29
1-15
ible
12-22
12-31
SI.22%
-
Montreal Refrigerating & Storage,. Ltd.
Morrison-Knudsen Co. <extra- -
2
30c
(quar.i.Mojud Company, Inc..™
(Ed.)
Scliuster
4%'e
1-20
2-10
2-10
25c
(quar.
1-15
1-
Sea
12-24
Security-Columbian
1-12
12-28
1-
2
12-21
2-
View
Shapiro
(M.i
Banknote
Corp.
(year-end)....—„
9334C
(M)...
Gtd.
Nashville & Decatur RR,
•
1-
9
1-15
1-15
1-
Welding
Electric
National
(quar.)
(increased qua'1.)
1-14
1-15
12-31
Shell
15c
12-30
12-11
Simplex
$1
'
Co., 6%
preferred (quar,)..
National Manufacture & Stores Corp. .<quar. ?
Securities
12 %'C
1-15
1-15
12-31
11c
1-15
12-31
6c
——
1-15
12-31
Dividend series.
(Above
all
amounts
tions
quarterly
Tank
National
Terminals
Neon
Co.
Products
Northern
Central
12-24
1-
2
12-16
1-
2
$1.50
5%%
share
for each
12-29
15c
1-22
1-20
.1-15
1-15
1-15
1-15
12-31
1-15
Steak
1
:
2-for-l
12-10
"si
12-23
12-16
10c
1-15
$1.20
420c
(quar.),
25c
Storer
1-
Class
5
12-18
12-312
2-15
1-
12-22
12-15
31%c
12-31
12-21
37%c
'•
12-31
65c
1-15
1-11
Parker
1-11
12-31
SI.54
Patterson
(C.
(quar.
4.24%
preferred
4.25%
preferred
4.64%
preferred
Northern
1-11
1
1-30
1-18
SI.06
3-
1
Stevens
3-
1
i;
62 %c
Lake
&
General
Brothers,
Public
Service
4.20%
Erie
RR.
Electric
Ltd.
Co.
30 cents
Silk
Reliance
Stock
Stock
convertible
SI
Electric
&
Insurance
Foil
(quar.)
1-15
2-
Lines
3-
81.12%
I
7 %'C
1-
?7%c
2-' 1
Engineering Co, (quar.)
Co,!'.Dayton Ohio)
45c
y
5%
~~
V;
12-29
12-29
12-14 *
12-14
,1-
4
go
1-
4
_L"~
12-11,
12-il
25c
1-
4
unUs~:.~_I?Z
12-15
45c
<•
t .vo-for-ohe split
S.
Air
S.
Rolls-Royce Co., Ltd.
Roses
10 &• 25c
5,
Class
B
(extra
Amer.
dep.
Stores. Inc.,
Conditioning
Corp..
U. S. Servateria„,
U.
Shoe
S.
120c
Univis
Lens
Upjohn
Co.
12-14;
12-22
1-
1
Van
Waters
Vulcan
Corp.,
$4.50
12-18
Wailuku Sugar
action
taken
common
Walker
&
SO.037
12-23
II-12
60c
12-23
12-15
Warren
12-23
12-15
at
5(4%
6%
Rowe
preferred C
Furniture
Rubbermaid.
Ccrp.^
Inc.
S.048
12-22
11-17
American
Can
American
Cement
12-31
12-21
4%%
St.
St.
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-29
1-15
12-29
20c
12-31
12-23
16c
'Colo.),
National
class
5)2%
preferred
(quar.)
Bros,
(increased
<
—
Stockyards
Cc._
Miguel Brewery
Extra
(quar.
20c
Sandura Company,
Year-end
1-4
60c convertible
preferred
12-10
12-31
12-15
12-31
12-15
15c
1-15
1-
1
12-23
45c
Wesix
12-30
1-
2
5
1-11
12-21
3-
1
2-16
1-29
12-31
1-
12-23
Electric
Tablet
2
•
Will
Ross.
Woodall
20c
1-15
12-21
Inc.
Yards
(quar.)
Stock
Industries
dividend
4-29
11-25
1-
1
12-
1-
1
12-11
1-1-60
12-16
1-
€
12-15
1
1-
2
12-17
1-
8
12-18
1-
8
12-18
1-
4
12-18
12-21
27 %c
27%c
1-
30c
12-
5
11-
7
12-15
2
12-27
2
12-17
20c
1-15
12-31
30c
(quar.)
12-31
1
60c
(from
cptl. gains)
preferred (quar.)__„_
12-10
12-31
29c
12-16
12-29
43 %c
12-
1
1-
12-11
37%c
2-
1
4oc
1-
2
$1.12%
1-
2
(quar.)
common
12-11
25c
common
1- 2
(quar.)__
(quar.)
40c
4
1-
6
12-15
12-15
,
12-23
2
2
12-
2
1-
/75c
12-
1-
87 %c
quar.)
(1954
series?
(quar.)
62 %c
(quar.?,
Mills,
,_i
1
12-21
1
12-
preferred
1-
40c
common
1-25
10c
(quar.)
2
1-15
1-
12-10
1-
$1
1
Corp.,
Export
Lines
Express T)o.
iquar.?__
Hair
&
common
12-18
12-31
12-31
12-18
12-18
50c
1-
60c
(increased;
Felt,
12-10
12-31
15c
com—
1
20c
5c
Electric. Securities
1- 2
12-
1-
12-15
$1.50
L.
5
12-15
2
4
J
r-
!"
4%
25c
(quar.)
1-18
*•
1-
1-10
4
12-31
'
__i_
preferred
(quar.)
Hardware
American
Home
Ice
(increased)
Corp.
Products
Co.,
'40c
$1.50
50c
Corp.
common
(monthly)
(quar.)
1-
12-31
1
12-22
12-23
12-
4
30c
1-
2
12-14
15c
;
1-
5
12-11
1-
5
12-11
10c
non-cumulative
1-10
preferred
81.50
12-22
12-
12-10
12-31
$1.20
12-24
12- 2
35c
1
12-24
stock
American
12-18
.5%
Investment
preferred
preferred
1-
8
3.90%-
2-
1
1-
8
American
1
1-
8
1-
1
1-15
$2
7%
1
1-
1
12-24
75c
1-
1
92
in
cents
Co.
of
Illinois—
(quar.)
$1.31%
SI.25
(quar.).
1-
12-15
1
Manufacturing,
Climax,
new
4%%-
com.
12-31
12-31
S1.75
:
1-15
50c
5%
(quar.)_
12-31
1-15
97.%c
common
'
(quar.)
dividend
American .Metal
12-24
$1.06%
of
capital gains real¬
Maize-Products,
preferred
American
9
1-
net
Foundry—
(quar.)
preferred
Stock,
12-15
1-
from
1959)
American Machine &
.
3-10
2-
1-29
plus year-end
during
470c
12-31
(initial)
15c
1-
$1.12 Vb
3-
1
12-10
12-10
12-10
6
(quar.)
12-31
-
12-23
12-24
20c
...
,
.
,
'
(quar.)
;
or
$1
417%c
• •
—«
1-15
4-
$1.43%
*
(s-a)__—
(quar.)
1959
cash
5%%
$1.25
1
American
4-15
12-20
4S1.75
(quor.)
—,
12-23
40c
iquar.)
com.
common
(reduced
ized
preferred (quar.%
Windsor Industries
11-25
933ic
tquar.)
(quar.)-
Distilling Co.
American
&: Stationery Corp.—
Wieboldt Stores, Inc.;. common
$4.25 preferred (quar.)„
12-18
12-23
25c
(quar.)
during
—
12%c
25c
——
12-31
1
4
12-22
81.06%
Co.
4-15
1-35
2-
4
12-
1%
4-29
Wichita
15c
12-
1-20
GOc
12%c
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
;
Westminster Paper, Ltd. (quar.)
'
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., com. (quar.)
4%: prior lien (quar.)
White Hardware, Ltd.,$2.80 1st pref. (accum.)
6%
12-18
25c
class A (initial)—.
12-31
12-18
12-18
1
12-28
participating preference (s-a)
6%
1-
12-28
International Corp. (18 cents from
undistributed net ordinary income realized
1-25
12-18
12-29
18 %c
(quar.)
12-31
1-16
12-31
50c
11-27
25c
(quar.)
12-31
1-26
12-31
12-31
9
10c
1-30
(quar.)—L—
Stock
9
75c
2-15
5%
Union
9
12-
$3
26%c
Kootenay Power & Light, Ltd.—
7%
preferred (quar.)
Western
12-
1
75c
.
12-29
12-11
12-11
(Ga.)—
Extra
2%
12-22
1
iquar.)
American
"
West
Sanitary Products Corp. of America—
1-
$6
.-
12-30
10c
_
1-15
$20
\
—
12-22
30c
Extra
12-23
$1.37%
12-21
12-24
1-
Felt Co., 6%
preferred (quar.)
American Greetings Corp.. class A and class
B 1 stock Hp'idend nayable in class A
shs.)
12-23
1
1-11
1
1-
r,
(quar.)
Cyanamid,
American
1-
1-
1-15
12-
American
12-28
20c
12-21
1-22
1
(quar.)
Co.,
Sugar,
Discount
American
12-15
*35c
12-21
1
Extra
12-15
1-15
1
1-
$1.06%
(quar.)
C
15c
'.J
12-22
12-22
12-11
1-
(s-a
common
Corp..
convertible
30c
12-11
1
1-
(quar.)______
Corp.
7%
preferred
American
*
2
1-
25%
(quar.i
preferred
4%
-1-4
15c
•
preferred
12-30
12-30
10c
(quar.)
5%
Co.,
American & Efird
12-18
1-29
12-14
—.....
.
30c
Class A
% %.
1-
12 %c
(quar.)_____
Shares
Crystal
Common
8
81.12
—
—
common
1-
75c
quar.)—-
$5
_III '
3
4
4
12-11
$1.25
Co.,
Shoe
preferred
American
12-
12-
2
12%c
;
Arnia
preferred
American
1- 4
$20
(stock dividend)
convertible
1-15
$1.25
<
—
1
10c
annual)___
1-15
40c
non-emulative preferred
1-29
425c
:
—.:
(quar.)_J.————■
1-15
7%e
A.._.
2-
30c
Quarterly __——.—i_——
Baking Co.. common (quar.)__
$1.37%
1-15
Louis Southvestern
Ry. Co.
5%
San
Inc.
Louis
5
35c
—
Common
8acol.
1-
12 %c
—
quar.)
Bosch
American
12-28
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Wellington Management,
Class B
(initial)—'.
20c
..-Z~
(quar.»
Business
'
$1.50
~
;
Brake
American
(increased quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)___I_IZII™ ""I
American
12-31
Walker (Hiram) Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.--
Common
$1.12%
preferred D (quar.)__
12-31
1-21
Ward
6%
preferred A (quar.
preferred B (quar.
1-21
(year-end)-,
Warwick Hotel
12-31'
this time.
5%
46c
10c
12-24
2c
;
Note
American
$1.25
12-24
;25c
6%
preferred
(quar.i
American Biltrite Rubber
3-18
12-15
12-17
1-
(quar.i.
common
Filter
Bank
44c
(quar.)„l_„——
Co.
12-18
4(4%
Air
12-18
12-21
1
4
$1.15
(quar.)
12-18
4-10
12-15
11-
50c
America, $3.75 pfd.
of Cahacta, Ltd,-—
12-28
12-31
12-15
>12-15
1
425c
common
American
S2.50
1
1
$4
(quar.)_;
12-15
SI.06%
1-
1-
$1.05
Ltd
of
12-28
—
6-30
1-
S4
.
:
$1
:——
12-18
pavmenc
2
12-15
$1.37%.
iquar.)
S3
(quar.)—_———
Waste King Corp.—
on
1-
12-15
1
30c
4%%
preferred (quar.)_i
1
American Agricultural Chemical
Y.)—
'—1
Extra
1
•
475c
——
(increased)——i—
com.
(init. quar.)
preferred
$3
preferred
1
(extra
12-22
2
1-
1%C
(quar.)
Stock dividend
1-30
1-15
1-
343«c
5(_
—
preferred
American
Bondholders
VTctoria
1-29
1
2-15
40c
j
Products
12-17
7-15
7%c
Amalgamated Sugar
(increased quar.t™
Amerace Corp., common (quar.)
8
+30c
^
Rogers. Inc.
(s-a)%—
&
Ltd.
Ventures.
1-
ord.
1-
4:38c
.
new
Works
Iron
Dorn
1-
rets.
1
12-31
(quar.)____;
Company
Van
25c
Royal McBee Corp.—
No
Extra "
12-31
43c
"
Alumiihtm Co.
t69c
N.
Ltd.
Aluminum Co.
2-
Jan.
Allison Steel Mfg, Co., 75c- conv.
pfd.
Ltd.—-
(increased
Corp.
25c
com.
4
11-10
(quar.),
A
Radium
15c
(quar.)
12-
12-23
—.——
IIIIZ'ZII
(quur.>
Corp.
12-16
Hill Mines Ltd.
^
Keno
60t
preferred A
Aircraft
Also
12-22
1-15
3%
Mfg.,
12-31
:
Sl^c
'
12-15
:
—
6%
Rohr
Extra
12-15
tlOc
'
(q«ar.)_%_^i_Z
Allied Stores Corp.,
Allis-Chalmers
1-31
—
12-11
1-20
6c
43c
•
Laboratories, Inc.
American
12-30
•
Mfg.. Ltd.. com. <quar...
participating pref. (quar.)
:
12-23
Companya
12-23
$.3
.
•
Corp.
Stockholders approved
Robertson (P. L.)
I-15
1-22 '
10c
(quar.)
,
Steel.
12-28
a$0.203
1-2
35 c
dividend
12-28
50c
"
:
1-15
1-30
2%
"
Products
12-11
12-15
(quar.)
common
preferred
American
;
Rittcnhou.se Fund Participating
12-11
2
Ltd.—
!
U.
12-21
(quar.»
Co.
2
1-
tquar.)___
—
U.
1-18
12-28
,
1-
2
$1.50
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp.
Allegheny fc Western Ry. gtd.
5%
Amer. dep. rets. ord.
Investments.
.12-22
Protective
«jj.
%c'
1,
Inc..
12%c
class a (quar.)—
(extra)————1
L'.
1
B
Extra
1-11
12-21
(quar.)
Algoma
1
30c
Corporations, Ltd.,
United
1-11
4
A
3
2-
1-15
1-
Law
12-
12-11
12-17
12-11
65c
__Z,'
on
„Z_
2-16
1
9
2
(quar.)™,
Oil,
12-18
,'25c
1
(quar.)
United Molasses, Ltd.
Amer. dep. rets.
United New Jersey Railroad & Canal (quar. >
United Piece Dye Works, $4.25 pfd. (accum. 1
Co.—
(quar.)___._
Frank-Guenther
Extra
12- 2
11-
30c
Consolidated
4%%
'
Assn.
Quarterly
Special
1-11
9_
approval
(quar.)
Pacific
Allied
class A preferred (quar.)
United Industrial Bank (Brooklyn,
1-11
2-
81.16
.
.toidprs
*
12-31
2
12-24
8
$1.25
1-15
1-
12-
•
Alden's
2-
12-10
2
60c
37%c
12-15
22 %'C
12-ic
1-2
1-
12-21
-
pid.
12-15
22
6''
2-15
2-
S5.50
12-24
—
————
Co. of Canada.
United Fuel
4
SI.06%
class
(quar.)_
'
(quar.i
20c
Co
Y.)
(quar.i——u
(quar.i
preference
Class
1-4
1-15
Co.
dividend
1-
.
12-30
Ltd.,
(N.
i
37 %c
«quar.)__Z
8c
(quar.)——_
Underwriters
United
12-31
1
47%c
dividend
Metal
1-15
5%c
(Canada),
Insurance
& Trust
1
12-
gains
(quar.")ZZI
com.
12-24
—
12-
undis-
Mfg., class A iquar.!____
(quar.)
dividend on class A & B (subject
Stock
L),-!
from
Paper
B
Albert
12-15
1
1
7c
t'Watertown, NY;
A
Co.-r-
preferred
Glass—
.preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%%
5
81.80
Extra1
$1
1-
30c
(year-end 1
(increased)...:
A
Island Electric
Rltter
1-12
5c-
class A
Mills
4
\
7
1-
-
430c
(quar.)
6%'
5r'.
5
*50c
dividend
Republic
Rieke
1-
Inc.
Inc..- class
Reitman's
Rhode
1-12
^
(quar.),,
Drilling
1-
15c
-
*
capital
20c
(quar.)
428%c
tquar:;
Corp.,
Alberta
9
'
12-
1-
+42%c
;" %,
Discount,
Steel
to%
1-18
12-
12-16
2
"
Corp.
450c
Mfg. Corp.
Common
12-14
12-28
81.05
Offshore
Hosiery
Realsite,
Reliance
Bates
General
Union Gas
12-14
1-
SC¬
(quar. 1
Resources,
k
2
12-21
25c
&
preferred
-12-16
9
;
'
Gas
Wood
Class
9
1-15
12%c
„
(quar.)_J.
4.64%
preferred ( quar.)_„^„.^
4j/2% preferred (quar.)_
Reading
2-
3V
—
(initial)—
Tube Investments, Ltd.
.
(quar.)
preferred
Radorock
12-
9
12-
2
-
415c
net
Insurance Co.
prior preferred
Stock
12-23
•
&
Fibre
I.)
<H.
Company
Truck
12-24
(quar.)
Colorado
2
from
preferred series
5'-
12-
12-28
4c
tquar.)
cents
preferred series B
Alan
-
1-
$3
$0,001)
Extra "•
ap¬
—
Transcon
12-15
8
(quar,
of
preferred
4(4%
Real
1
2
12-28
!
Portland
Price
2-
1-
81.25
___
Extra
Pittsburgh
(stockholders
split)—
:
Trans-United Industries (stock div.)
2-15
10c
Corp.
%15
Co.—
________
<quar.)__
Chemical
5';
6%
2-15
82
&
Trune
12-28
Extra
'Pierce
12-21
1-
35c
Trans-Canada Corp. Fund—
4%',
convertible preferred
12-18
81.16
Ry.
4
1-
$1
(s-ai_~
A (quar.)
Alabama Great Southern RR.
ordinary (s-a)
6%. pgr tie. preferred (s-a)
Alabama Power Co.,
4,2p% preferred (quaf.)
4.60%
preferred (quar.
12-21
1-
1-31
~
distribution
of
S
12-
2
'
^
it
Investment
17%c
(quar.)
Suburban Transportation
preferred
(quar. ?___
Phoenix Silk Corp. (resumed
1-4
25c
1-
1- 2
$1.72
(37
stock
Casualty
6%
1-15
25c
Co.
11-25
12-23
45c
during .1959/
Alabama
12-14
62%c
—
;•-'.
Z
;
o's%
1-13
1-15
•
_
'
common
5%%
12-21
.12-31
(quar. >
Malleable &
Trade Bank
12-18
4
$1.06%
5%
&
4
1-
12 %c
•quar.),:.,:..
< quar.
Philadelphia
1-
37%c
.y
1.
12-30
21c
(quar.)
com.
'
common
Toronto
12-31
l(ac
),y.„r„__„'
pfd.
(quar.i
2-
25c
Georgia Ry. Co., vtc.
Natural Ggs Lines Inc.
(quar.)
Haute
New
12-12
37%'C
Co.
•:
4
2-26
17c
dividend
Thompson
12-31
1-11
12-30
< quar.),..___
(quar.
J.) Co., 5%
Power Co.—
Pennsylvania
Piedmont
1-11
81.41
.
gains
10c
Terre
12-31
SI.13
(quar.
Proof
Rust
Aid
2-26
-
'•%,
iiftuiir.)lh
dividend
Common•
12-22
1-
1-25
3-15
Canada..—
(Del.),
2-for-l
a
Tennessee
12-31
1-11
.
(quar.).
common
12-31
1-4
3-15
25c
of
Co.
Inc.
Stores
inc.
4
12-18
12-31
Power
:
&
or
Agricultural
1-12-.
12 %e
,
< quar.)
Separator
lincreased-quar.)
Stock
12-24
40c
$1.25
(quar.);
(quar.);
10c
preferred
.
1-25
45c
(quar.);—
12-21
common
(quar.
Manufacturing,
6%
.
20c
preferred
proved
12-15
Corp
Pantex
Valu
5%
Superior
capital
1-
12-14
1-4
10c
'r*
held-
Surely (quar.)
Aetna Insurance Co. (Uanfoid)
(quar.)____
Aetna Life Insurance, new
corn,
(initial
Affiliated Fund (from net investment
inc.)
Agnico Mines, Lt., common
;
12-31
_f__.
Inc.
oi Rec.
1-19
ordinary income realized dur¬
plus year-end of $1.35 payable
cash
Aetna
approved
Taylor International Corp.
12-29
25c
(quar.)
1-15
40c
Company-^
Assurance
Fund,
Holders
Payable
2%
■12 %c
Gatinc-au
Addressograph-Multigraph
12-31
:
—
&
in the
net
Albemarle
(increased
preferred
preferred
5.64%'
1-11
(quar.)„
common
Clothier
&
(S.i
Life
Super
12-19
3-10
20c
preferred
,
1-8
r
1-11
(quar.t—
B
Stroock
of
share
(quar.)
realized
4''
Broadcasting,
12-16
When
.
Paper Co., Ltd.—
(quar.).
•
1959
m
12-15
_™2
Tennessee.. Alabama
4.52%
6.16%
ing
12-15
12-31
7%c
(stockhldrs.
A
:•
common
an
Express
12-31
Y.)-—
(N.
Trust
&
Corp.
Taylor-Colquitt Co.
income).
Palace
Corp.
(a
plus
>
triouted
4
12-23
'
Light,
12-31
dividend
Stock
common
Orange Crush, Ltd. (name
ber, 1959 to Crush International. Ltd.)
Over-The-Counter Securities Fund, Inc. (19c
from capital gains plus lc from net invest-
&
(increased)y^i„
split
Container
each
A
1 quar.)
Electric Corp.,
35c
•.——
Stewart-Warner
a
'+*
Fund
Power
Adams
12-31
1-15
(quar.)_™
(quar.
Bank
National
Quarterly
Stone
<qt^ir,)„..—
changed in Octo¬
preferred
1-15
5c
12-18
Mathieson Chemical Co.
5%
7%c
(s-a'L—^.-,——~
Sterling Electric Motors
4
1-
10c
$0,039
Acme
2
Stein way •& Sons
share
a
for
Laboratories,
Common
12-18
12-
Sunrise
Pacific Power
5%
Ltd.
1-
1
Share
41^% preferred (quar.)___"__„_;„~~ZI__%I~
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
Refineries,' Ltd.—"""'
12-18
12-31
8
427 %c
quar.)2'
12-31
1-
1-
«
1
5%
divd.)
(quar.)
Canada,
of
Common
50c
Sun
Co.
1^-15
12-31
12-18
(year-end),,
Electric
"1-11
8
of
1
2-
-
pfd.
(payment
Corp.
2-
dividend)!___„
Class
Lithograph
1
430c
4% ' convertible preferred (quar.>„™ *
Abererombie & Fitch Co., $6
12-17
1-20
12-29
75c
1-
12-22
&
12-28
15c
$1.20
~-~
dividend)
(Del.)
12-16*
1-
Extra
of
1
12-18
Gas
Abbott
Aberdeen
-
(stk.
A
1"
V
Company
Corp. (stock
common
'
12-14
2-
1
'
Coast Co., 5%
preferred
preferred (quar.)
1-1
430c
1
6%
.1-12
12-31
4
Pacific
5
1
Co.
1-
Pacific
1-
50c
x
pfd.
.
class
12-16
1-
456 %c
(quar.i_„
Fund "(stock ilivldcnb'i
3,100tils
•
12-31
2-
Steel
1-
Sugar
1-31
10c
460c
1-
_.T
Co. (year-end i_„_
Specialty Mfg., Ltd.
5%%
1
$1.25
Produces
20c
10 c
Paauhau
28 %'C
•
timet
(stock
Shake
n
50c
ment
5
(quar.
."x—w
(increased)
Casualty,
Stechef-Traung
stock
com.
&
B
Ohio
Office
5
1-
5c
'
8
427 %c
...
(Charles F.; Co.::,-
Oilgear
Abacus
1-
1-31
12-31
-
1-
Class
Sterling
par
preference
this
at
Fire
State
Strawbridge
Olin
12-16
1-31
R
S
Abitibi
Co.
1-
17 %c
ACF-Wrigley Stores, (quar.i
t
Screw
omitted
12-31
$1.02
Standard
O'Sullivan Rubber, common ((year-end)
■
5% pfd. (this payment clears all arrears)
Co.
12-30
65c
(quar.)
12-31
)
(quar.)
the $1.25 par
L......
Leather
12-30
A
12-31
27 %c
time
Standard-Thompson,
:
12-21
1-15
—___
621bc
share of
held)
Noyes
12-28
90c
< quar.»
the
of
40c
12-16
preferred (actiunt.)^—...u
Steamship Co.—
on
common
payment at
'&
12-16
62 %c
preferred (quar.)__
1 r Name of
ABC Vending
taken
participating
S3'
Ltd.—
Co.,
this
12-11
40c
(quar.),..,
Pharmacal Co. (stock dividend?-—
(One
12-18
,
:
Standard Products Co.
t
4
46c
•
preference A
preference B
1-
1-15
22 %c
(guar.)-,.
(quar.),
$4.10 preferred (quar.)
$4,11 .preferred' (quar.)
$4.16 preferred (quur.),_
Norwich
12-28
—
( quar.)
prior
Fruit
action
(No
12-16
$1.15
$1.04
Works
$4.08 preferred
5% '/<
12-31
12-10
'
Inc.—
S3
to
Standard
1
12-17
1-15
preferred (qua r.-h™
Telephone
4-
4-22
12-24
$1.02%
States Power (Minn.) com.
Northern
'*
$1.02%
Engineering
Northern
$3.60
12-31
29c
(s-a)...
Ry.
;
$2
Northern
•—
'
12-18
25c
(increased)&
(Mass.)
Gas
$2
12-30
12-30
415c
quar.
England Gas & Electric Assn. liner.)..
)
New England Power Co., 4.60% pfd. (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
-...
?
New Jersey Natural Gas, new com. (initial?
North American Fund of Canada, Ltd.—
Shore
.
415c
%
....
preferred
4.48%
12-22
1-22
25c
,
New
North
1-29
'
:•
■
preferred (quar.)„^
Southern Industries Fund, Inc.—•
1-13
30c
(quar,
Ltd. (quar.)..,._—
(reduced
Machine
Britain
1-15
420c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
New
(quar.)
1
*
•
preceding table.
20c
-
—
California Edison, common
Southern
Stahl-Meyer,
Corp.
Canada,
12-21
28c
split)
4.56%
1.
income>.
National Steel Car Ltd.
National
'
.
1distribu¬
investment
net
from
(2-for-l
1-
Inc., common (quar.)„.i_:
preferred (.850 par) (quar. »
being given
12-21
1-23
,13c
income)—'——.
Co.
Research—
&
5c
series
Oil
Paper Corp.
Smyth Mfg. Co.'
12-31
series..
Bond
Balanced
vestment
.
Glass
National
4
1-4
20c
1
30c
-
National
National Fuel Gas
12-15
50c
Bros.,
in¬
net
(front
12-15
4
Per
'
2%
*'
(Boston)
Trust
4
1-
Below we give the dividends announced in
previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this
week, these
12-28
1-29
12%c
iquar..)_„_____i,.
Son
&
dividend'
Stock
Shareholders
1-
12-17
1-29
5c
(quar.)
•
HAP I
2
10c
12-21
12-15
75c
2
1-
$1.06%
4%%
1-4
$1.75
^
(quar.)__
preferred <quar.)_^7% preferred (quar.)-I
Zeller's, Ltd., common (quar,?^^..^
1-20
5c
12-31
preferred
5%%
1-20
25c
(initial %„
preference
(quar.
Industries
<quar.».„
12-31-
7%
Younker
75c
5%
preferred
25c
-----
2-10
—:
12-29
50c
1-15
100
each
fo)
Co., common
&
12-31
1
2-
25c
iquar.)_
ceunmon
stock.
convertible
A
12-15
1-13
t20c
-
he3d»
shares
Series
12-23
Payable of Rec,
Share
County Gas Co. "(quar.)„
Young (J. S.) Co., common (quar.?
(tight shares of convert¬
preferred
$1.10
37 %c
-
Inc.,
Stock dividend
12-22
1-
27l*c
Schenley Industiles,
1-20
2-
15c.
(quar.i,
preferred
Paper GOrp. (quar.
Scurfe '& Co., Ltd.. class A
Company
York
Holders
When
Per
Name of
12-15
8c
Saxon
1-15
12-23
30c
1-15
Corp.
Sugar Refining
December 21, 1959
Holders
Payable of Rec.
30c
12-31
1
Savannah
12-15
40c
Shar^
Name of Company
-
Mississippi Power & Light, 4.30% pfd. (quar.)
4.56% preferred (quar.;.... .
*-+-*.:
Mississippi Shipping iquar.)
~
----Missouri Natural Gas Co. (qtiar,»
-.-
When
Per
Holders
Payable
20c
Midsoyth
4.90"r
When
Share
of Company
/. Monday,
.
..
1-26
15c
30c
,25,%
1-
.
12-31
1-30
Motors
Products
(quar.)
.
2-19
Corp.
40c
American National Fire
(quar.;__,
.
(Increased
quar.)
—:
Insurance—
_______
1
12-31
60c
12-24
2rl5
Metal
pfd.
12-30
12-11
60c
2
7
1-15
1-
,15c
American
American
.
12-30
12-11
12-11
_
25c
1-15.
12-21
_
'Number -5909 V. .The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume-t-90
When
Per
-
Name of Company
.
Share
\
Holders
Par
Payable o) Itec.
-
Name
of
9
(2621)
■■
Company —
Share
*'
;When
*.
Holders
'Payable
of Rec.
Name
Holders
-When.
Per
of Company
Payable of Rec..
Share
1
News- Co.v .(quar.!
American
Optical
American
:
a—L*
(quaiyi
Co.
12-21
-'AOc
50c
.,
12-10
1-4
•12rl5
:
Bangor
& Aroostook RR. Cor (quar;)——
Bangor -Hydro-Electric; common" (quar.)—
,
quarterly
Increased
—
1-
2 v
15c
4-
1
3-17
1-15
12-15
:
__—
.407
Pipe & Construction (slock divd.),
Re-Insurance Co. <N. Y.i-—
American
American
preierred
--*'77
27
Research i&^velopment—u-_—
Seal-Rap Corp.. of. Delaware—
Common (year-end;
'
12-4
12-20
$1.30
American
Extra-
-
12-14
12^29
_
York
New
dividend
Stohk
1-20
12-26
".1-20
12-26
2
(quar.)
12-15
preferred
:
Guarantee Co. of
12-10
-
$1.75 '
—•—__
Snuff: Co.,'. common
State
1-
2
12-3
1-
2
12-
Jan.
Barber-Ellis
12- 4
12-31
70c
$1.50
J quar.)—___
12-17
1-15
.12-18
Stock; dividend
12-23
6
1-
'86c
Bankers Trust Co.
12-10
12-31
I
37
$1.25
holders
(quar.)
preferred
77
American
(N. Y.) (increased quar.T)
subject
to
approval by
Banking Superintendent & stock¬
12-31
12-31
20c
.
<iquaiv)_J_x
12-15"
12-22
$2
____r
Bankers Bond SS Mortgage
Smelting & Refining—
American
1-
$2.50
20c
;———____
____.
convertible "2nd
12-26
'12-26 '
$1.07
;.
American
5%
1x20
"
•$1:75
(quar.)
(quar'.)
preferred
of
$1
rquar,)_
47 %. preferred
■
Bank
dividend
Stock
"47
1-20
50c
"
•
12-17
12((.c
Photocopy; EqqipmenL -tqnar.rVxV
American
77.
of
27) __i_l
preferred
c,
(qiiaiM.U
3
Canada,
2-
1
1
Ltd.—
12-31
1-1-60
12-11
27
7-1-60
15c
12-29
12-15
77c
•Barber Oil Corp. (Stock dividend
Stock
divideiid
American-Soutn African Investment-Co^, Ltd.
12-31
12-14
'
——
,
"
From
subject
income,
ordinary
Burr
7'/a ft
to
20c ;
withholding South Africa dividend tax__
.
Co.__
Stamping
American
A
80c
.
—__—__—_
Barymin Explorations, ;Ltd._—.
Basic, Inc., new com, (Initial quar.)
Class
B
SI.25
.
(quar.)
Sugar
American
Co.
(quar. i
Refining,
common
2
12-10
1-
2
12-10
,$5.60
11-30
Bassett
1-2
40c
(quar.)
.12-10
1-
50c
—
2
I- 2
317c
(qnar.)_x_________—x
Stores
Stock
1-
127c
_
preferred
Candy, (initial
quar.)
div.
(one
sh.
each
for
$3c
12-11
Bruce. (E.rL.) Company (quar.)
Bruning-(CharlesV Co. (stock dividend)-!
Brunswick-Balke-Collender, 57 pfd. (quar.)
Building Products, Ltd
Bulova Watch Co. (quar.)
Eurlington Steel Co., Ltd;«(quar.)
Burnham Corp., common
(quar.)
J.
:
-67..preferred (s-a)Burmali Oil, Ltd., ord,-registered
(interim)-
preferred
Tobacco
Products
Thermos
American Thread,
American
(quar.) '
(year-end)
.6.7
10c
...
____
preferred
57
Tobacco.
1-2
12-22
827 c
iquar.)
Telegraph Co.
American Telephone &
American
43sAc
12 Vac
(quar.)
Sumatra
12-10
2
12-15
12-15
2
12-15
1-
-77
1-11»
$1.50
.
2
12-15
45«?
1-1
127 c
(s-a.
preferred, (quar.)__
Bausch
1-
*
12-10
'11-30
1.-2
•
12-10
-
Iron.
Works,
preferred
11-18
Ampiienoi-Borg."
Ampco "Metal
Anaconda
Electronics (quar.)
(irregular) x—:_
47
-35c
•
Glass,
1-
12-16
1-
12-16
47
1-
12-21
1-
12-15
57
1-
12-15
22 7c
12-31
12-il-
$2.50
"117c
12-31
12-11
5.757' preferred
12-31
12-11
67
12-31
12-15
$i
(quar.)
common
;
75c
.
(quar.)i
Laboratories, old common (quar.)__
New.pommon- (Initial quar.)_
Stockholders approved a 2-for-l slock split
Bates Mfg.,
common
(quar.)
12-28
12-30
12-i
(s-a)
477
$1
T- 1
_
25c
12-22
+25c
1-20
70c
-1-4
.
•'
2
New
Anaerson-Pricliard
4V7.
Oil
Corp.,
preferred iquar.)
Anken
Arizona
Fertilizer
Arkansas Fuel
Arkansas
Common
Class
5c
71-15
1-4
$1.40
-127c
stk.
(2-for-l
Arkansas-Missouri
Power—
4.657 preferred
Arkansas Power ft
12-21
'
(quar. >
Stock
•
Western
div.
2
12-15
47
12-15
47
1-15
12-21
:
30c
<
(quar.)—.
12-31
25c'
12-22
1-21
207
________
12-22
1-15
.
12-11
1-15
$1
5-7
Industries; (stock
dividend)______
Corp.; (quar.)
Extra .1
1
Stock-
12-22
Asbestos-Corp., Ltd.
Extra-
;
1-31
12-15
-
.
Temple,
67
Ltd.,
*12-24
.(
12-15
1-15
25c
•12-29
+30c
12-30
preference
A
(quar.)_„
12-30
12-
t20c
.
1-
+$1.50
$35c
V 1-
12-10
4-
3-10
4(4 7
1-
12-15
Canada
$0.29
1-
9
1-
2
1-
2
1-
'
2-
preferred
:
.
Special
4
277
(quar.)
.
6'7&
preference
B
(quar.)
_x
1_——
Ltd., class. A (auar.)
Hardware
,.
12-11
12-31
Class
B
(quar.)
x_~
,
____
Assembly -Products
(stock
Associated
Industries, Ltd.—
Electric
Ordinary
dividend)
__x
;
57
:
277
25c
•
1-15
1-15
1-
50c
4
25c
Stationers Supply (year-end)
Telegraph Co.—
participating class A (quar.)__
Associates -Investment (quar.)—
Common
Fe
(quar.)
Extra
57
Santa
Ry.
Atlanta
dividend
&
Atlantic
Wast
Extra
12-
11-
25c
1-
1
;
12- 4
1
12-21
12-30
12-18
12-30
12-18
$1.25
1-20
$10c
1-10
1-15
12-16
$25c
1-15
12-16
30c
12-30
12-15
35c
12-23
12-3
$1.06(4
1- 2
12-15
$1.40
1- 2
40c
12-31
1-
4
1
12-
2-
1
25c
57
•
1-29
1-28
$4.50
3-
1-
B
1
1-15
:
1
$25c
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
1-
each
5
AtliXs-Life
Insurance
Atlas
Sewing
Atlas
Tack
/
-
——
127 c
iquar.)
4
Auto-SoJer Co., (quar-.)i
Automatic
Canteen
Autdmatic
America
(quar.)
6)7
,
1
1
25c
1-
40c*
'•
2
12-
3
11-27
12-
r
1
12-31
12-
1-
12-31
12.-
$377c
12-3 r
12-31
12-
50c
/
,
-
from
capital
gains
VsC
and
from
27c
Science
10c
from
&
income
plus
from
Auto
security
Fabrics
(B'G)
Foods,
1
profits
Inc.,
Ltd.,
class
Baker
Oil
Tools.
Inc.-
57
1st
preferred
4*2'7
47
5'
12-10
1-29
12-22
12-
25c
$1
(quar.)
.■JIT---
1-
:
377c
(quar.)
377c
2
3-21
12-15
2-19
,<quar.)
9-19
3-21
2-19
i.
6-20
$1'
——
Brockton
$3.80
:
"
Extra
Bancroft
I
'
(J.)
&
8-19
11-27
40c
12-24
11-27
15c
1-15
12-28
40c
,
Sons
(increased■
-
'
(Philip)
Carnaco
33-
4
12-15
1
$5.00
from
57
preferred
Brooke
4.167
Bond
47 7
preferred
Carter
(initial
1-
2
12-12"
Ceco
Steel
Celanese
4.75
&
Foundry
12-16
4 7 7
12-
7
7
of
4.75 7
4.357
12-17
12-11
12-21
25c
1-
4
1-15
Central
1-
4
1-
2
12-
1
12-
7
$57c
.1-1
12-
7
1-
1
12-
7
$68c
1-
1
12-
7
1-
1
12-
7
1-
1
12-
7
,
$53 7c
>
•
4.647
Central
47
12-18
5
12-
7
1-
;
8
1
1-
2
1- 2
12-16
12-28
11-27
$1.35
12-21
.
>
12-16L
3-
>
12- 4
1
2-15
10c
,.12-23
12-14
50c
Ltd.
12-30
12-15
12-30
12-15
27
12-23
12-
$15c
12-30
11-30.
30c
12-31
12-15
25c
^
(annual)
12-23
4
12-
8
$1.12Vz
1-
1
12-
8-
$1.75
common
1-
1
12- 8
(quar.)
40c
1-15
59 %c
12-31
12-11
627c
12-31
12-11
1-
8
Co.—
12-21
12-
1
57
12-21
12-
I
25c
12-2L
12-10
.25c
(Increased)
Co.
12-11
12-21
12-11
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
L-
1
12-15
_prefcrred (quar.)
$1.16
$1,02 7
$1.20
27
38c
12-24
12-
4
...
9oc
'
1-1-60
15c
12-21
1-
12-
9
1
12-
9
1-
627c
1
1-
„
1
12-
9
-
$26c
,
1-15
12-15
1-
12-J6
1
1-
1
1-
1
12-16
1
1
12-15
1-2
>
/
12-15
1-
12-11
2
j
12-11
$1.0Gy4
12-31
$1.23
12-31
*
12-18
1-
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas
Power,
preferred
common
20c
.__
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)___—*
1-
1
12-10
1-1
12-10
22c
12-31
12-11
$1.25
57
12-31
12-11
12-31
12-11
12-30-
12-15
$1.03..
U
12-15
>
$1.10
1-1
12-15
J
$i.ia
:—
U 1
12-15
$1.34>6
lr
L,
12-15
1
>
net
-5c
..JR-24
25c
—
12-29
■
12-
7
12-11
12-11.
X5c
1- 4
10c
1-
4
12-11
$1.12 Vs
1-
1
12-14
(resumed)
Champion Paper ft Fibre, 477
>
12-11
12-31
$L50;
$L.50;
Pasco Corp
Products
12-10
12-10
627c
4.757
dc
1
1
$1.15
4.157
Certain-teed
12-10
1-
1-
$1,377*
investment, income)
12-18
12-31
$1.15
—
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)___.
5.3777 preferred
(quar.)
Century Shares Trust
(quarterly. from
12-18-
12-16,
4
877c
$5 preferred (quar.)—,
Century Industries (stock dividend)
•Central Vermont Public Service—
4.657
1-
12-16
10c
1•
12-31
preferred
(quar.)__:
;
4.607 preferred (quar.)_
—
67 preferred (quar.)___—_1——______
Central Telephone, new com. (initial quar.)
Cerre
10c
12-10
$1
(quar.).
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
$5.50 preferred (quar.)
24c
*
12-10
Illinois Public Service—
3.507
12-21
12-10
36c
(quar.)
4.67
127c
2
$1,127
Maine
12-11
2
1-
(quar.)
Central
12-21
2
1-
preferred
Indiana
12»/2c
com.
1-
$1.18'7
$1.08 3 4
——_.—__
(quar.)
$1.183/4
4.257 .preferred
12*47
(quar.)
preferred-series C (quar.)
preferred series D (quar.)
Light—
4.927
12-21
$1,127
(quar.)
Illinois
Central
1
(quar.)—
com.
Electric ft Ga.:,
preferred
1-
———x
,
12-22
12-30
$1,027-
477
1-15
Corp.—
quar.)
2
2-
preferred scries A (quar.)
preferred series B (quar.)
4.807
Central
4
1-
10c
(inttfal
1-
12-
and $1
.
47' preferred
1-22
$1,127
Georgia Ry. Co.,
Illinois
4.757
12-11
12-15
$$1.18
x—
)
12-31
33c
(quar.)]
Gas
preferred
preferred
4.107
—
v
11-27
57
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
4.107
12-21
x
11-27'
2
27
dividend
$55c
.
2
1-
$1.05
(quar.)—
Mines,
preferred
■
1-
Co.—
of America,
Stock
.12-14*-
12-31
>
Corp.—
Products
Central
>
12-31.
12-15
2
$1.25
(quar.)
&
12-12'
2
1-
207;
7-preferred A
12-23
X
•
10c
(stock dividend)
Central Electric
>
2
1-15
,
•
15c
(quar.)
Corp.
2
75c
2nd
12-31
$25c
and
$25c*
10c
preferred A (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Central Agulrre Sugar (Increased)
77
12-
75c
(quar.)—
477
40c
-
1-
$15c
,
10c
$35c
*
x
12-
(increased)
Co.
Mills
Cook
&
12-30
'
(quar.i _x_X—
Distillers
2
securities, profits)—
Scott
W.)
(J.
$283ic
(initial-quar.)—;
(1959)—
1-
Central Hudson Gas & Electric—
-
Class'A
net
preferred
(increased)
income
(quar.)
Canada
General
Pirie
12-17
—
com.
12- 2
t$l
f,
$1.73
12-16
Corp.—
Gas,
2
ll%c
(Year-end of 35c from net Income
1—
(quar.);
new
2
(quar.)„_______
Carpenter Paper Co. (stock dividend)—
&
•.
1-
preferred
Carriers
12-31
12-16.
,
1-
]
:
Inc. (quar.)
(stock dividend)™
Co.
1-15
$$2
(quar.)
]
12-31
93 %c
gains
Taunton
$75c
(stock dividend)
Light, common (quar.)—
(quar.)
;—
&
preferred
12-
:—.—
12-15
12-15
4
,
Company
$4.20
12-30
(quar.)
i~
investment
preferred
Mfg.
Carolina Power
12-17
2-16
12-31
1- 4
1-
'
Central
<
Co.
class B
Equipment
Carnation
12-23
—_—
Investing
net
Brown-Forman
;
4
12-
1-15
...
$$1.25
pfd.
2-16
15c
5-20
9-19
12-24
$1
:
(.quar.)
..Carey,
2
•
;
(quar.)
Baxter &; Kennedy,
2
1- 2
;
—
(quar.)
Common
1-
$63c
Telephone
capital
Mills Co.,
Cannon
1-
12-31
Ltd.
Vlckers,
3-15
12-
11-27
$30c
4
12-11
12-31
'
Westinghouse, Ltd. (quar.)_.
Canal-Randolph
Corp.
(quar.)__
33c
1————•
_—___!
Brockway Giass
.
47. preferred '(quar.)
Baficohio Corpi
Canadian
12-15
12-21
11-27
$15c
V
Canadian
$25c
—
Power. Ltd.
•
8-19
$1
^
-
12-
1
12-31
$15c
-
—
5-20
37 7c
*
(.quar.)
6-20
from
from
12-15
**
1
1-11
12-
12-15
Ltd.—
—
1
$$1
dividend
Street
Broad
4
12-15
2
1-
$1,127
iqaiar.)
common
2
4
1-11
1
12-15
42c
_—
2
•1-16
56 7c
—
1
1-
12-31
(quar.)___"__
.
12-16
!
(quar.)
2-
2-
$1834c
: $$2
preferred
—
Industries-(guar.)
Year-end
Stock
.
12-
1-
Ltd.
"$377c
$9334c
67
1
—
(quar.)
Columbia
British
8
12-21
12-22.
$2.50
—
Oil.
11-30
.____—__
7ya7. 'Preferred
common
(quar.);
Canadian Oil Cos., Ltd., 87
57 preferred (quar.)
47
preferred (quar.)
677- preferred (quar.)
77
preferred (quar.)
■r<
4-
•
(quar.)
60c
127 c
pfd, (quar.)
II-30
2-
$25c
pfd.
(quar.)_
Co.,
Electric
-
12-31
(quar.)
preferred
12-31
12-23
377.
2
.(increased)
50c
(quar.)
1
1-
1-
$40c
,$317 c.
$$1.25
..Canadian International Power,
Castle
$72 7c
—
1
12-
12-31
$2.50
—
12-
2
1-4
*
(increased)—
com.
1
1-
1-29
Castle-Tretheway
$30c
Columbia Electric Co.—•
British
14c
i_.
Ltd.— /
(quar.)_x__xx—_l—I—
Co.,
.British Columbia
•
pfd," (accum.)
Canada,
•
preferred
47 7.
1
12-11
2-25
10c
(quax*.)_
preferred
preferred
preferred
12-
12-21
25c
Common ; (quar.»:
4~c'r
1
,81.50. Hft-60
i—x.
of
-4%7, preferred (quar.)
577
preferred (quar.)
477 preferred (quar.),
57
preferred^ (quar.)
;
Electric—
Baltimore & Oirio RR;,
Common
1•
10c
,
1
Kew common.(initial)
47
20c,
Co.
General
12-18
30c
Ltd.
Steel
Drawn
1
$$1.50
/
1
1-
.$317c
12-15
$20c
•
12-18
1-
Ltd.
LJ
--(quar.)
preferred■+ (quar.i
British
11-30
2
30c
.4
^_—
I„
'quar.)
Baltimore Ga^.&
6
1-
1&34C
—
—^
Baltimore Brick,
1-
+15c
A
Baldwin-Ehret-Hill (quar.)_——
^lalowin Piano, 6^..preferred (quar,),
Balcrank,
11-27
$1
Bagley Building- Corp.1—
Tank
Mfg.- Co.
47,
1
(quar.).
& .Wilcox ,(increased quar.)
Ba&cock
-12-24
1-
12-29
$1.25
—
2
(quar.)__
Ltd., 75c class A (quar.)
Celanese,
1-
$50c
Power Co.,
"
1-
(quar.)x
77c
10c
(T.
G.)
Ltd.,
common
57' preferred
(quar.),
x__X
Brink's,, Inc.r (quar.)_x_"
"
90c
cl: A Taccura.)
$68 7c
4"77
preferred (quar.)—x_x_——__x_
Bridgeport Gas Co., commonxx—i——<—_C
5.28 7 preferred (quar.)
!—
•
Products.
12-
x
4
/ $50c
$$1.10
$20c
12- 4
1
(quar.) ___X—.
3-
——
77c
Works.:
British-American
Electronics—
net, investment
L
1
1-
—
4
1
(final)__
12-15
1-
;
3-
4-
Corp. (Toronto)
Canadian Industries, Ltd.,
12-15
12-29
12-10
$877c
!______
C&nners,
Carthage
x
Traction, Light &
Bristol-Myers
income--
Axe
$2.90
Brillo
Axe-Houghton" Stock Fund—
26*i5C
•
Carson
12-16
!" 1
,
1
1
12-29
$G83/4c
Bright
12-1
$43 %c
r34ysc
—_
12-16
1-15
Canadian-General Investment, Ltd. (quar.)_
Canadian.Ice Machine Co. Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
10c
.
$3Ly4c
ft Sons
Gear
Extra
*
12-31
2
377c
;
Bridgeport Brass Co.,
12-11
12-22
$ 10c
s (quar.)
preferrech (quar.)*
iquar.) l_i_———
Products. -4Co. preferred
(quar.)—
12-16
1-
$G27c
(quar.)
Airways, Inc._
Common
12-11
1-
(quar.)
preferred
Avon
1-
1 _4— ____
5J2(r- preferred
12-31
America, Ltd.—
(quar.)_
J.)
Bridge Ac
12-21
57
Co.- of
(E.
1-15
2
'
Fire' Alarm
$2.25
12-2
""
.
9
12-18
Property Trust
•
Foote
Braniff
12-10
1-
7 7c
••
4—4
Avalon Telephone Co., Ltd.,
com,-(quar.)
5 rh:. preferred, (quar..)
—
7lc
1-15
12-22
35c
———
'.1
Stock dividend
12-10
"
25c
xx—_ 7—
(Tulsa),
Centers ; (quar.;
12-
1-11
,45 c
Preference
..
12-31
12-17*
'12-16
2
1-2-GO
$1
Brad
Brazilian
"
(increased)
Co.
Quarterly
Brach
Gofo
100- shares, held>
1-
877c
:
(quar.)
Mersey Paper Co., Ltd.—
577
preference
(quar.)
Bowes, Ltd, (extra)—
x
12-16
2-
1-.: 4
127 c
577'.preferred
12-16
2
$25c
._
15c
Bowater
12-27
2
1-
.(quar.)
12-15
2
30c
Club
Co.
1-
95c
Sugar—•
Stock dividend (.one sh. of Meeres, Inc. for
(
Personal
2-19
1-
933ic
-
dei
$1,377
Corp.
Insurance
Bowl-Mor
Atlantic Wholesalers Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
:___
4.
Atlantica
Cascade
12-21
7
4
4-1
•i.
$$4
Carey
Corp. of North
57'preferred (quar.)
12-15
15c
(quar.)
—
prior preferred
Boston
4
15c
preferred
(quar.)
Bowater
Refining Co.—
3.757
Inc.
-
Co.—
Boston
4
12-31
$2
277C
(initial)
C;)
12-17
25c
.
(s-ay
Xaughlln,
1
(quar.)
(quar.)— 1—
(quar.)__
Borg-Warner Corp.,,377 preferred (quar.)
Borman Food Stores (quar.) 1—
"Boston &
Albany RR
12-31
12^31
(quar.)_
Valley Gas & Electric—
Book-of-tlie-Month
12-11
8
:
12-
12-15
'
.12-15
:_
(quar.)—^
12- 7
1
1-
$377c
,
12-15
2
1-
$87(20
preference
-•-'Canadian
7-
25c
■v
preferred (quar.v
preferred (quar.)_
(H.
5V2%
1
1-
(s-a)__
Ry.
&
Bohack
'
4
12-
1
3-
_
Atlantic
12-11
25c
_
RR.______
City Electric, new
Company <quar.)_
Atlantic
'
J 30c
Line
477
5.607-
Boise
1-
65c
______
Point
Blackstone
.
12-2
12-21
$1
x__.
_
;
Charlotte. Air
Atlanta- &
\,j.
«.%*>■••
Co.—
_
non-cumulative preferred
Products Corp. (quar.)
Stock
12-29•
25c
-y
—
:_
—
Black Sivalls & Bryson
12.-15
1-14
•57'
Canadian
Canadian
12-14
1- 1
1- 2
$$1.0cy4
• Ltd.,
com. (increased)
preierenco (quar.)]
Canadian Bronze, Ltd., common (quar.)
.Canadian
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Safeway, Ltd., 4.407, pfd.
Steamship Lines, Ltd.—
preference
(quar.)
12-31
12-
12-14r-
25c
12-31
12-22
$1.75
;
(s-a)
12-31
1-15
•
1007
x_——l—__
B
12-28'
12-28.*
-1_ 4
.$62Vac
$25c
$1.25-convertible
,
common——
preferred A ;(quar.)
& Decker Mfg. Co.
Bliss
—
$4-
ft
1-
...-i
Associated Telephone &
Athey
Black
12-10
■—.
Associated
Atchison-Topeka
1-
x
•
Quarterly
$18c
..
(interim)
Associated Motion Pictures Industries, Inc.—
-
$1
12-18
12-10
'
.12-21
1-27 x
1-27
$5c
12-11
27
Biltmore Ha ts, Ltd., common———
12-18
■
12-31
" $83ic
Canadian Breweries,
„
7
*
Ashdown
,
I-22
$1,187
$1.06y4-
(s-a)
57
7
12-
-1-30
■
$1.50
dividend)
Biddeford & Saco Water Co.
3
12-16
Canada.
12-11
$1.25
—
12-
1-22
12-31
(quar.)__
B
Canada
8
1
A
Quarterly
12-15
12-29
60c
25C
(quar.)_
•12-
1-15
"57
!——
—
1
12-21
.
preferred (quar.)—f_
Packers, Ltd.—
Class
,2-8
12-22
<
"
:
L
(quar.)-.
.
12-15
12-29
(quar.)
common
Canada Permanent Mortgage
1-13
3-1-60
$55c
____k.
Cement-—
&
on
Dry Corp.,
pref.
(quar.)
Ltd., class B__
Canada Iron Foundries, Ltd.,'ccm.
•
(incr.-quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
3-1-60
'20c
Bibb
7-
12-18
1-
415c
1
15c
',20c 1-31-60
.
•
12-15
12-
<
';2-15
•
(quar.)
$4.25 preferred
12-15
$1.25
(stock
283ic
\
57
Ltd.,
Bread,
Canada
12-15
25c
common
1-
Canada Flooring
10-16
125c
Steql Corp,, 7,7 pfd. (quar.)
Manufacturing, new com. (initial quar.)
Bickford's, Inc. (quar.)
x
x___—
12-15
12-
1-
$16 7c
:
3-10
Bethlehem
12-4
+20c
.*
x__x
.
3-10
+25c
(quar.)_^
Limestone
Stock
47"
•
85c
> common
12-10
4-
*
•"
Ash
14-
(s-a)
Corp.
Bessemer
12-31'
107
;__xxxxx_x—:
(quar.)—
____
.Canada
I
:
_L__x
Gas.Co.,
Beryllium
12-24
35c
____x____x_x_xx.V____
12-10
(quar.)____
common
12-30
*■' ,:30c
————_x__:—
Class
Co;,
dividend
preferred
67" preferred,
■
dividend V--
Industries
57
;■
_
1-
$35c
Canada
of
12-15
1
26I,4c
(increased quar.)
common
$25c
k_
;
preferred
Hecla,
&
Extra
___________
Corp,, (quar. )_-
57*
lii-18
12-31
Co.
1'
Co.—
"■4.75%t •preferred, (quar.
(quar.)_
Finance
Berkshire
Calumet
125c
dividend
Stock
,
.
'
Artioom
Arvin
12-11
California
12-15
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd.
Co
Aviation
Stock
12-22-
1-
12-15
—
Beneficial
12-22
1-
12-15
Corp.-
Telephone
1-
12-15
_______
Aircraft
Bell
12-10
12-31
GOc
„
.
Arundel
"
12-23
35c
''
Construction
5'
4
12-4
"
1-
:
receipts
Ltd.; common
12- %
"
1-1
58c,
—.
(quar.)
."
Packing Corp. (qUar.)
$25c
(quar.)_
deposit
2
VI- 1
75c
5(47- preferred
;
1-
Hardware & Mfg.," common—___
•preferred • (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Bendix
.
35c
dividend
-Bell
12-21
1-15
1-
of International
(quar.)
Metal
2
1-20
30c
.____V
(1740th. share
1-
2%'
dividend)-—
Telephone
1-
Belkr.ap
12-15
Interstate
Ltd.—
preferred
2
California
1-
_____
—_x—__x—
■
12-1*
'
-
.____—I'
$10c
(quar.)
RR.
Fund
2
*
;
x_
1-8
1- 212-
—62V2C
717c
847c
;
(quar.)
Group
Belgium-Stores,
1-
(
Stock
2
1-
$1.37
:
(stock
Gas
(quar.)
Arrow-Hart'Regeman Electric Co.
Art
12-15
Creek
$1.08
Armstrong Cork, common (year-end)—_
Armstrong Rubber Co;, class. A ] Cquai*. ,)___x.
B
Beecham
$1.18
-
•
Packers Ltd; for. each share held)______
Class
Beech
4
57
!____
(quar.)
preferred
& Co.
12-. 4
12-
1-
$1,167
;___
(quar.;___
4.727
5.487
preferred
preferred
$li40
'1-2
Light Co.—
preferred
A
1-4
split)
.
4.327; preferred
Armour
8
American
(quar.)
Arkansas
12-
1-15
25c
(quar.)
Gas
5
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred (auar.)_'_—X
California
12-15
"
50c
(quar.)_
1-
1
Irl5
1-
$$1
$$1,127
$$1.25
___l
—
$1,127
___J_
(quar.)
12-16
Common
(quar.)
12-16'
_____.xx,
Chemical
ft
Oil Corp.
Louisiana
A
12-30
12-30
i$e
-
(quar.)+__
Electric Power—
California
45c
x___
:
Ltd.,
35c
-
-
—.
—
&xFHnl____—
Chemical
Class
r.
53V8C
•-
-
(quar.)
comx
Lumber
Beaver
1
preferred
17;
:/"
—
2-
$10c
(initial)—
common
preferred- (quar.)
preferred (q"iiar.)__^_—
$25c
Beatty Bros;. Ltd
(Subject to-sliareholder approval Dec. 23)
Anglo-Newfoundland; DeveJoiiment^. l..Ld.-.__-
.__x
Foods,
common
(quar.)
-'3.37J/a7- preferred '(quar.)
4.507 preferred (quar.)
12-28
titrate,' class.A—
77c
(quar.)_i
Distilling
dividend
1-
$1,127
Beatrice
12-23
12-
~15c
(quar.)___
(James B.)
Stock
12-10
•
preferred
Beam
7
12-1G
.____—_—.—
-preferred Kquar.)—,
i_——x_
Anchor Post Products Inc.. (quar.;
Angio-Lautaro
12-11
$1
$.4
Anglo-Huronlan; Ltd.
.12-31
1-15
1-2-60
12-22
1-1
$1.75
477
r
—
Baxter
rj
4
12-1G
35c
(Increased)-
common
1-
12-30
;
127 c
_____
(increased)-.
Cor
Anchor iHocklng
1-15
1- 1
1- 2
Ltd.—
Calgary Power Co.,
•"
(stock dividend)
Products
American Vitrified
12-7
12-17
12-15
/ 1-
,
(quar.)__
(quar.i
Optical,
Loinb
&
$1.25
$45c
15c
$15c
25c
$1.50
h+_________—
(quar.)
1-
25r
,
$1
Bath
preferred
$1.40
25c,
;
(quar.)
12-11
12-11 "
12-28;
12-29
30c
1007
—
"
7,7"
American
2-15
3-1
12-18
12-17
12-24
- .12-11 •
12-11
12-11
6c
12-29 "
11-17
Burns & Co., Ltd.; conh (increased-quar.)__ "
" $20c "
1-29" .' 1- 8
Quarterly
__1
,' $20c
4-29
* 4-8
Quarterly
$20c
7-29
7- 8
Burroughs Corp. (qUar.)^
I
25c
1-20
12-24
Burrus Mills, 477
preferred (quar.)
$1,127
12-31
12-16
Bush Terminal Co.___
:
•.*
10c
1-11 ; 12-11
Butler Mfg., common (quar.)
GOc
1-12
12-28;
'-•47.7 preferred, (quar.);—
Sl.I27'f" 12-30
12-15
Butlers Shoe Corp., common
(quar.)
15c
1- 2
.12-15.V 477
preferred (quar.)__—
* 287c
1- 2
12-15 ;
Butterick Company, 57 preferred (quar.)__]
627c
1-4
12-15
Byers (A. M.) Co., common (quar.)
5c
2-1
1-8
$1
Industries
Bastian-Blessing Co.
1-
12-23
$1.56 V*
(quar.)
:
:
preferred (quar.)--
Furniture
12-31
25c
83y37
three)____
$6.25 preferred
cony,
6-lfi
'
—
12,,2C
(quar.i
Ameiican
:
12-11
1- 4
.
Products-
Barton's
American States Insurance Co. j Indianapolis)
Class
Rubber
12-11
12-28
70c
—
___.
1-15
27.
$$1.75
(s-a).—L
preierence
(increased!
Co.
.
3-
1007
—
'
6*
Shoe
Brown
12-10 1
12-30
20c
pfd. (quar.)
,'
10
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When
Holders
oj Company
Name
Share
Payable
oj Rec.
Plug
37!aC
12-22-
12-
1
12-22,
12-
1
1-
8
Champion
Spark
(quar.
—
,
15e
25c
(quar.)—
(s-a)_—— —~
Chemical Bank New York Trust (quar.)-—
Chemical Fund,
Inc. (from net investment
Chainplin Oil & Refining
Chaieau-Gai Wines, Ltd.
•
•
incomer
2-1
1-
*50c
1-
GOc
12-29
37c
From net realised capital gains
Chenango A; Uimdilla Telephone-^
.—
1
12-29
7c
~—
5
S3
3 Vc
Chicago,/ Rock
Island
1
1-
12-
4
1-12
1-
8
1-6-GO
12-29
12-29
12-16
Pacific
1.31!)
1-15
12-28
25c
Cowles Chemical
Co.
25c
2
1-
1
15c
1-
1
5
15c
2-15
7
7
12-31
12-11
1-2
12-19
32-30
12-11
Cream of Wheat Corp. (quar.)
EXtra -'
it-).—-——————
12-15
Credit
(quar.)
Systems (increased )..,)—*— —ik-u-.'*——(B. L.», f,td. (increased)..-——.
Cranpton Mfg., common (resumed)—
12-22
12-14
12-31
12-11
UOc
Securities,
Cincinnati
Enquirer
preferred
7(
(now
on
$1.75
(quar.)
5c
—
quarterly
a
30c
Cincinnati
4?,'\ '.c
■
Gas
As
Electric,
4(»- pfd.
preferred
Cincinnati,
(quar.
Orleans As
New
,
:
SI
(quar.)
5V4
12-22
Financial
Corn,
rquar.)
..
4!s'/o
Electric
Union
Cleveland
8-15
$1.13
11-
G5c
$1.37! a
1
12-31
;
1-
1
1-
-■
12-31
12-18
1-1-GO
$1.12!a
12-
....
..
Diversified
Corp.
12-18
Crown
Zellorbacii
of
ment
Energy
Shares,
income)
Colonial
Stock
Sand
2-10
Crucible Steel Co.
1
2-10
4
11-19
30e
Extra
12-31
12-10
7(4
12-23
12-10
7(4
preferred
12-18
7 (4
preferred
SI
63 c
1-
20c
87!
1-
12-
1
5c
l-~4
12-18
D.
1-
12-18
DWG
12-18
Dalex
1-
6!ac
(monthly):
Dental Mfg., common (quar.)—
754
preferred (quar.)
—;
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric (cjuar. mCombustiou Engineering, Inc. (quar.)
(quar.m-
Corp.
(quar.)
(C.
G.),
(from
A
)'^..„-.
common
(quar.)^__„__„
12-11
12-11
1-11
12-24
Dc
1-22
12-28
De
12-31
1212-
4
12-31
12-31
1-
2
1-
9c
$1.37!
12-29
1-
a
(quar.)
—
(s-a)
(quar.)
kd
(quar.)
Conamiers Gits Co., Ltd.. common
5!a(4
preferred A (quar. >
5!b(4
preferred B (quar. u
15c
1-20
B
5
12-24
12-24
Delta
GOc
1-
12-17
1-
12-
Continental
1-
holders
1-
Steel
12-22
12-22
2-
1
12-10
Devon
Edison
(qiiar.)__
-
_
1-
25c
1
A;
1
12-14
12-15
1-
8
(ouar
)
~
/
^Stoel
12-22
7c
1-
1
12-
1
12-16
industries
(quar.
Quality
1st
1-
1
12-16
1-
2
12-
4
1-
2
12-
4
1-
2
12-
4
a
Diversified
From
Dixon
capital
1-2-60
1-2-60
1-2-60
15c
1-13
55c
12-22
(quar.)
k.
4
12-
4
12-
4
12-23
12-
4
1-~1
12-15
4
12-15
1-
17!ac
1
1-
$.006! i
12-
1-
oa/Qc
12!ic
15c
12-
4
12-15
12-31
12-31
;
1-13
12-
4
12-
4
12-23
Corp.
19G0)
of
stock¬
3-15
1-
2
12-31
12-31
12-10
12-31
12-10
12-31
12-10
12-21
15c
12-31
1-30
.•••
1-15
Dominion
.(s-a
1-15
(s-a)—
Steel
12-28
1
3'4
12-23
12-
1
1-
Assistance
1
1-
4
17!ac
$10
1-4
12-15
12-24
12-14
12-29
12-18
12-21
50c
12-29
A
RR. Co., .pfd
Oil
SI.62
(s-a)~
Co.
12-22
12-30
12-16
12-30
12-16
40c
1-15
12-15
5(4
-
1-20
1-
2
12-21
40c
(quar.)
common
2-. 1
25c
1-
1
12-21
1-
1
12-21
$1
Wood
5c
12-31
12-
12-31
10-G1
i30c
12-31
12-15
87!aC
3-10
2-29
—
—_
!—
12-26
12-14
4 ('«
Co.,-—.
25c
(quar.)_
Y.
(quar.)_—
(Toroiito)
2
12-11
1-
2
12-11
1-
4
12-10
37'ac
—;—___—_
N.
of
1-
25c
(quar.).
1-29
30c
—
Insurance
4
i
Ltd.—
—
(quar.)
dividend)
1-11
4c
Products,
—
Co.
12-31
30c
—
(stock
Life
12-18
12-14
•
-
Corp..
As
Corp.
4
1-22
12-31
15c
—
(special)—
Pittsburgh RR. gtd.
Products
1-
45c
(quar.)
(s-a)
1
12-11
12!aC
(initial)
A
12-
(Consolidated)—
(quar.)
Johnson
12-18
12-18
5'o
William sport
State
12-29
12-29
—
A——
Inc., common
preferred <quar.)_
12-31
12-11
1-12
12-18
Textile
Corp._
1-
1
12-18
12-23r
12-16
10c
(s-a)
12-21
80c
Fairbanks
Whitney
$1.60
1-
1-14
12-
4
2
12-31
(Max)
Stock
Fafnir
12-31
Co..
&
Stock
class
1
dividend
Foods,
12-21
Family
1-
1
12-
3
Fanny
20c
1-
5
12-21
1-
5
12-21
12-24
11-27
25c
(quar.)—
39c'
(quar.),
17 Vac
!
e
U7!'ac
1T_
+25c
Farmers
Faultless
12-22
12-14
Fawick
Corp.
12-14
Federal
Bake
Shops
12-21
12-18
1-29
12-30
1-
12-16
1
Year-end
1-15
12-31
135c
4S1.12 !a
—
S55c
$17VaC
4-15
3-31
1-
2
12-
1-15
9
12-23
1-15
12-28
National
1-15
12-28
Ltd.-—
Fund,
ordinary
Fine
Arts
.
12-31
12-17
Fireman's
12-31
12-17
Stock
i'lOc
1-27
-
12-30
Firestone
2
12-17
12-
8
12-15
12-31
12-15
4-
1
3-15
1-
2
12-15
1-
4
12-18
1-
6
12-21
10c
Assn.
Stores
Fund,
4
12-
4
1-2-60
12-22
3-
1
2-19
1-15
12-31
25c
23c
50c
12-16
12-23
12-
14c
(increased)
12-29
Jyc
(quar.)
1-30
37'ac
12-30
11-30
12c
(N. Y.)
Products
(monthly)
(quar.i
12-
12-31
25c
(quar.)
12-31
10c
12-24
12-
12-31
12-15
1-
9
7
Inc.—
distribution
;
Inc.—
from
net
income
2
Investing (14 cents from
and
approximately
50
income
from
120c
4
*
30c
Mortgage
Fiduciary Mutual
J 40c
-
$3
15c
A: Trust
Paper
1-
12-28
S3
(quar.i
Department
Year-end
1-1-60
30c
,
j.
Capital
Capital gains
Fidelity
11-27
12-
Co.
:
Fideliiy
cents
:
Insurance
(extrai
Co.
Insurance
Fibreboard
11-27
2
25c
Quarterly
Federal
2
1-
40c
(quar.)
(s-aj
12-22
4
1-
-
(quar.)"
Rubber
1-4-60
1-
1-15
;
11-30
12-15
12-4
$1
(quar.)
Co.
12-30
12-15
1-15
12-23
40c
'
Life
Y.I
N.
12-31
4'?
i
Quarterly
Federal
20c
—
30c
(quar.)
Candy Shops
(Syracuse,
1-22
12-16
'3.i
Traders
A:
11-30
1
12-31
37'ac
Brewing Corp.—
preferred
(quar.)
Corn, (quar.)
:
Farmer
2-
80c
_1
Federation Bank
.
(quar.)__
Finance
Federated
(incr.-quar.)
A
(quar.)
Fate-Root-Health
(quar.)
(accumulative)
common
3
12-30
$1.50
——..—
common
preferred
12-
31c
(quar.)
(quar.)______
Faii-mont
Falstaff
5(4
15c
pfd.
conv.
preferred
dividend
Bearing
6'4
G'4
Corp.—
convertible
Factor
4
dividend)
—
Company,
1
10c
Printing. (stock
Fairbanks
1-
l!ac
Ltd
Y.»
Electric
Resistor
3(4
...
Corp.,
(N.
Co.
—
Flooring
10c
:___
::r_:
Investments,
Corp.
Water
Fabian
4
2-
"
_
12-15
5(4
dividend)
Excelsior
1
2-
.
;
12-21
4
15c
,
;
Excelsior Insurance
12-16
1-
30c
(quar.)
Coal
dividend
Ex-Cello
12-15
37 Vac
_______
com.
1-20
1-
25c
—
;
Mfg. Co. (quar.)—
Financial
(stock, dividend'
&
5(4
12-15
(quar.)
—
&
Products Corp. (Calif.) (quar.i
Ac Abrasives Corp.—
&
Evans
12-31
12-28
$1.50
(quar.)
-
50(4
(Seattle)—
Refractories
Ltd.
4(4
preferred
(quar.)
Consolidated
Eversliarp,
12-10
70c
(quar.)
»
Products
preferred
Erie
12-18
12-24
held)
dividend)——
•
—
Oakland
(extra)—
Co., Ltd.,
,
12-21
Class
1-20
50c
& Steel, Ltd.—
(Increased)--
Scottish
1-21
5
Erie
12-16
$44c
Dominion
1
1-
Erie
11-13
(quar.)
preferred
2-
13c
...
& Musical
Class
11-13
Dominion Foundries
7(4
25c
_—
Equity Corp. (resumed)——______—
Erdmau, Smock. Ilosley & Reed—
12-10
12-29
12-29
non-cumultnive, preferred
Glass
(quar.)—_
414
12-10
Ltd.,
preferred
11-24
Endicott
12-10
$43c
4!a(4
1
(quar.)
Emporium-Capwell
12-10
12-31
(quar.)
Dominion
1-
Empire
12-15
12-31
preferred
Common
11-24
$1.34
______
Mfg. (quar.)—
Emery Air Freight (quar.)
Stockdividend (5-for-4 split).
8
12*/2C
(quar.)—^
5(4* hon-cumuhuive
Extra
3-30
12-
15c
Ltd.
Dairies,
Common
to approval
12-28
25c
common
(quar.)
Corset.
Dominion
1
Fabrex
Crucible
Ltd.
1-
Emco,
1
5(4
$1.56
11-24
$1.35
Emerson
1
12-
30c
—12
share
Products, Inc., 70c pfd.
Dominion
4
12-
2
25c
Dome Mines.
5(4
2
1-
10c
(extra)-.
u
gains..______
Corp.,
11-24
1
Empire
Supermarkets—
(Joseph)
1
1-
Emliart
$1.25
Extra
Dodge Mfg.
1-
$1.18
12-15
5
$1.14
Growth Stock Fund
Investment Fund—
Diversified
11-24
$1.12! a
(quar.)_
—_____
12-15
1-
1
:
1
12-29
$1.07
(quar.)
(stock
meferred
12-21
1-
4
—
$1
'
pfd.
pfd.
$1.03
preferred
12-11
$1.05
of
(4
12-12
12-18
2
1-
e
12-10
12-31
1-37 !ac
2
1
(Slock
9
92!aC
ouar.)
Corp.,v
Extra
-•
1-
2
12-
1-
Co.—■
Quarterly
12-10
$1
(quar.)
(quar.).
(Walt) Productions,
dividend
Diversified Corp. (quar.)
4
12-
12-21
12-
12-22
2
Electronic
12-9
12-24
12-23
7 Vac
5c
4
30c
Stock
12-18
12-24
2
30
1-
Stock
1-11
12-
3(4
.
S3
Discount Corp. of N. Y.
12-
1-26
12-21
t$2.50
^
Disney
1(4
Corp.
Co.
12-24
5
50c
12-
of
and
Quarterly
1
5c
(quar. >
12-10
1-
2-
30c
(quar.i—
Corp.,
1-15
1-15
2-15
12-23
25c
(year-end
income
(quar.)
Elizabeth town
Inc.
(quar.i J
dividend—
Dilbert's
4
1-11
GOc
National
7f4
12-15
13c
_
Alkali
Stock
5
50c
...:
Fund
1-
Electrical
net
>
(initial
Giorgio Fruit
Dlebolct,
j
1-
4
35c
1
1-26
4
12-
15c
Electrical
Raynolds,' Inc.:—
12-24
12-
SI
12-
2
47c
gains)
Stock
Stores, .4!
Electric
Elmira
"(quar.)
t40c
1-15
12-
4
2
1-
$1.06*4
Electro
...
common
Mfg.
common
Preferred
11-30
1-
12-31
25c
81.37!;;
(quaVS'ZIZ
pfd.
class- A
Co.
Diamond
11-30
1
1
12-
1-
and
12-15
1-
2
60e-
12-10
1
$1.25
(reduced)-
Tunnel
Bros.
4
1-
.
(year-end
income
12-15
1-
50c
-
Industries
Canada
Extra
1-15
2-
12-21
12-31
50c
'
pfd.
capital
investment
Mfg. .Co.
Paso
Electric
5
$75c
(quar.i
(quar. )
(extra
Diamond
12-29
1-
SI.50
25c
Co.
class A
common
&
New
Di
?$1
12-11
1-15
12!ac
:
Consolidated Corp. for each
12-10
35c
12-11
1
(Md.)—
Detroit Gray Iron &; SteelStock
dividend
(one
share
12-10
1-1
1-
"12-15
1-
,80c
investment
$4.72
5
20c
from
from
Howard
Fund
(quar,)
preferred (quar.)
$5.40 preferred
(quar.) —
$5.36
preferred
(quar.)
Elastic Stop Nut Co. of America
12-15
12-31
3-15
90c
$4.50- preferred
12-21
12-31
1
Industries, Ltd.—
deposit receipts for ord. reg.—
Amer. dep. rcpts. for ord. reg. (stock div.)
12-31
12-
12-15
4-
12-15
45c
American
93:!ic
y
(qugr.
(quar.)
Ciiemieal
Detroit
1-15
$1.13
common
25c
;
Co.
Detroit; Gasket
3-19
2-
$1.04
;
$3.75
15,
1-12
35c
preferred
preferred
Detroit.
12-19
4-
|25c
$1.12 U>
(quar.)
March
El
20c
.!
preferred
Voting
12-19
225c
£25c
Engineering (r's'md).
(2:fo,1'"1 Si,lit subject
Elder
4
12-22
3-15
1
22!ac
from
Edison
4
12-
$ $ 1.75
"
—
(s-a)—s
Electric
Dofrcx
1
'$1-37!
(quar.)
Motors
' 4
5'4
5
S$1.37!j
:$1.37!4
(quar. 1
_
RR.
4.56(4
5
1-
7!4c
(quar.)
dividend
Continental
I-
4,28
1-
8c
(quar.i
■
(qugr.)—
Hudson
12-18
1-15
20c
S4.1G
Stock
11-27
12-
12-29
1
1
1-
,
capital gains).
Manufacturing Co. (extra)—
Economy Baler (quar.)—
Eddy Match. I.td
12-24
$15
from
cents
&
12-24
25(4
—
(quar.
14-
25c
Balanced
cents 'from
37*720
——
8
8
2oc
—
1
1-
7!ac
—
Eaton
12-15
1-
1-18
12-18
12-
12-15
7!ac
(quur.)_.
(quar.)
Howard
cents
11-27
.
Light, 3.70(4
(quar.)
preferred
(quaf. >
Doeskin
preferred (qua1.)
Con emeu tsd Aviation &
Class
dividend
4.20'4
1-30
Co.—
<"0^"*,0ura^ c°PI»t
17
12-15
1
(quar.)—
&'<■. preferred
1:40c
.
Connector,
1
1
A;
Eaton
12-18
5%
Delaware Power
1:40c
Consumers Acceptance
Corp., class A
30c preferred
.Continental Can Co.,
Coinmcntal
1
1-
(quar.)
(year-end
19c
Smelting, Ltd.
Consolidated Rock Products
<quar.)_
Consolidated Royalty Oil Co
preferred
9-10
1-
investment income)
12-10
25c
Ltd.
Co..
(quar. 1
6-10
15e
—
Turbine
Co.
income I
12-15
25c
Consolidated Investment Trust—
(From investment income)—
S5.50
2
?$10
22!!iC
Cunj.mental Baking
3-10
7-1-60
$1.12!L'
—
Comjjany
Delaware
12-30
Consolidated Gas Utilities Corp.
S4.52
4-1-60
12-23
4(4
—.——___—„
Co.—
preferred
$4.12
(quar.).,:
Mfg._
Nut
Stock'
12-10
1-15
$1.25
preferred
preferred
cents
Records
Decker
11-30
31!ic
preference (s-a)_.
Consolidated Edison Co. (N. Y.)—
3(4
preferred (quar.)...,...
Consolidated Electronics Industries
(initial)
Consolidated Foods Corp.
(quar.)—,
84.50
5
.12-24
$1.25
non-eumul.
Consumers. Power
GO
...
Doere
10c
(quar.)
Consolidated Diversified Standard
Securities,
...
20
Dc.
12-16
10c
(s-a)
4. ;
Extra
of
A
Investing
Dennison Mfg.,
ouar.).
&
Eaton
12-18
$3.60
20c
Vilbiss Co. (extra),,.
;
•
Debenture & Securities Corp. of Canada—
5(4 preferred (s-au^._—
12-16
10c
Extra
Mining
12-18
0-29-60
12-15
1
24c
1-4-60
$1.75
1
1-
10c
dividend;)-—_
12-15
1-
$1,121-2
—
5
12-31
1
12-28
40c
(quar.)
common
1-
1-19
1-
32!ac
——
Asso.,
(increased.)
1-4-G0
quar,)
12-15
1-30
15c
12-17
1-
11-20
12-10
12-31
3(4
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Kodak
Common
12-17
•
(quar.)—
Steam
(From net
4
4
2
A
Vegh
27 lac
)a..„k_
(quar.)„
5(4
preferred- (quar.):
Consolidated Dearborn Corp.
Paper,
12-11
12-31
A
common
(quar.)
Fuel
A5
preferred (quar.),
Eastern Stainless Steel
12-10
4
75c
Vegh Mutual Fund, Inc.
$1.50
40c preferred (quar.)„__.^„^
Consolidated Bakeries of
Canada, Ltd.
Consolidated Cigar Corp.—
Consolidated
12-
12-
1-
class
.Lavol
De
Insurance—•
Light & Power
Com:.ohio, Inc., common
40c preferred (quar.)
Consolidated
2
15c
1-15
12-31
14c
—
Co. (s-a)
Natural Gas, common——
preferred
10c
(quar.)
—
$1
Corp.—;
investment,
1
12-31
$2
$1.75
Increased-quartexiy
$2.50
Eastern
,
12-15
1-
1-
1-15
11-20
50c
(s-a)—
_—_—
12-31
(partial liquidating dlstrib.)
Dayton Rubber Co.,
Stock dividend
12-16
12-31
$1
(tiuar,)_..
(quar.)___
Connecticut
Ltd.,
12-31
1-
loc
12-15
3XV4C
(quar.)
Lime Corp. (initial)
Malleable Iron (stock
20c
...
dividend)
Centers
Gas
Eastern
50c
preferred
a
—;
—
40c
•
4Ys (4, preferred
$1.75
(reduced
(stock
common
preferred
Eastern
Eastman
Ltd.. 7(4 pfd. (quar.)
River Mills Inc., com.
(quar.)
Delaware
...
preferred (quar.)
Cdnnecticub General Life
'•
12-30
12-31
10c
pfd).(quar.)
5(?.- pfd.
(.initial
12-18
45c
Co.,
Dccca
'
7(4
common
3-10
12-14
2
Food
5.20'4
.
capital
Ltd
Ltd.,
preferred
12-16
75c
International
Loan Co.
(Indianapolis)—
Building,
12-15
(from investment
4','e
preferred (quar.
Commonwealth Water Co., 5!c(t
Concourse
Eagle
12-14
12-21
$1.75
class
Corp.,
dividend
Sulphur & Potash Co.
Dynamics Corp. of America, $1 pfd.
$1
—
12-15
1
$1
........
New
.
1
70c
.-
Compo Shoo Machinery,
1
1-
GOc
Commonwealth
1
12-
1-
5e
Fund
12-
4
12-31
5c
——
Eastern Racing Assn. common
Common tquar.)
(quar.)—
Darling (L. A.) Co. (quar.)
David A; Freros, Ltd., class A
(quar.)
Davidson-Boutell Co.,
G()> coiiv, pld. (quar.)
Dayton Malleable Iron, 5(4
pfd. (quar.)__
Dayton & ADclilgan Ril. Co, ™
8(4
preferred
tquar.V
12-15
12-30
25c
2'.?
Income
1
12-21
$1.75
com,
Corp.
preferred
4
12-
4-
—
28c
--
gains)
6(4
12-31
12-31
Corp.
12-
1
4
12-16
$1
(quar.)
System,
Cigar
3:ii(4
1
40c
dividend
Commonwealth Investment
income)
Conn
12-31
68%c
31V4C
12-
20c
Extra
I.»......
8
Be
—
M.
5(4
$1.75
(quar.)
(Jersey City)
1-15
1-
S4
Columbus
T.
1
1-
12-14
(quar.
Transit
Dan
1-15
1
C.
Dana
$1.25
.
1
2-
$1.33V4
~
2
2-
,
-
4
D.
\r
52 Vac
Duval
7
1
12-
—
C'o.
preferred
A
12-22
5c/b
preferred (quar.)
:
a
_4
5.35(4
preferred (qu«r.)„yi
Colorado & Southern By., com. (year-end)
4'/r non-cumulative, 2nd pfd. u.uinunl
Commonwealth
Class
514
—
Commonwealth
12-11
(quar.)——
3 !a 'ib preferred B (quar.))— —g—•
Colorado Interstate Gas, common (quar.)_.
............
2
prior
CuftLss-Wright Corp.,
'•
Extra
$4
1-
(monthly*)
GVaC
an
preferred (quar.)
$1.12! a
Colorado Fuel As Iron Corp,Common (stock dividend)
25?
re'O'b preferred A (quar,yire_v--•
62!ac
Steel:
12-18
4
51%e
________—
2
Clothing, common (increased)_—_
-jn-efcrrcd (quar, )"• -4,...—)——.
Publishing, sl.GO prior pfd. (quar.
12-22
Common
Commercial Trust
2
12-
1-
4t'« (4
Curtis
10c
(quar.)———a—re,
Solvents
Curiee
12-15
12-18
12-11
7 Vac
Colorado Central Power Co., com.
Commercial Credit
1
4
1
$2
_2_
12- 4
1-
Pennsylvania RR.
(quar.)
(quar.)-—
8
51'4C
Tennessee
—
8
1-
——
East
-
1-
12-15
4
41.31 V*
—
1-1
27!sc
(quar.)_—
4
12-
East
/quar.)
1-
20c
1
12-14
40c
1-25
$1.12 (a
1-
2
1-
1-25
87 JaC
______
50c
1-
com.
Cumberland Gas Corp., (quar.).
12-18
12-30
10c
Couuuereial
2
preferred (qiuir.)
preferred (quar.)—_
12-31
ac
50e
—.I—_..re„_______
Products
7(4
SI
-
.
.U-U
,~L
dividend
Color-Craft
12-28,
30c
—
____
Stone
America,
Co.—
&
—________
25c
+70c
12-10
11-25
12-
1-15
(quar.)—.
12-21
4
4
12-
1-15
25c
2
11-
1
1
'
2
12-29
1-
$1.75
__
1
1
5 Ui C4
preferred
(quar.
Cuban-American Sugar, common
of
(quar.)—
1-
Stock
12-19
12-
2-15
50C
1-
12-19
-1:25c
1-
1-
2
12-31
-
12 Vise
52!ae
2-
;
3-
Nemours
2-
(ouar.)
3-
de
.
—
46 %c
Duro-Tcst
Canada, Ltd.—
10c
I.)
10c
(quar.;.—
50c
(quar.)„_
(from invest¬
Inc.
•_
&
A
87 Vac
(extra)—.-.-
common
25c
-
12-29
1-
2
1-
-
(year-end of 10c
plus 30c from
profits)
Zellerbach
.
1-
12-19
income
Crown
....
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Collins Radio Co., 414 couv.'pfd.
Colonial
Fund
(E.
preferred
(quar.)—
A
(Toronto)
12-15
$1.75
Second preferred (quar.)..
Coca-Cola Bottling (Cinn.)
(quar))—
Co.,
Income
investment
securities
4
Class
..
4fJ
Colgate-Palmolive
Insurance
12-31
1
2
$2
12'/ac
-
12-18
'
-2-2-
15c
Clifton Povge-Wayncsborg Telephone (quar.)
C)i.;eit, Peabociy & Co., common (year-end)
preferred (quar.>'
Life
Pont
7(4
Co.,
10c
-
(quar.') _)
•
Power
preferred (quar,)
preferred (quar.)
4(4 preferred (quar.)
4.10(4
preferred
(quar.)
4.15 (?
preferred (quar.)
4,20(4 preferred (quar.)
Duraloy Co. (resumed)
12-18
1-
25c
4
$2.10
12-16
2
Crown Western Investments, Inc.—•
12-11
_
7(?
B
-
1-
12-24
12-15
12-
2
3.75(4
12-16
12-31
1-15
1-15
1-
plus
(quar.)_.
(s-a)
—
12-31
1-30
35c
25c
Convertible into common
share-for-share basis until Feb. 1—_
..._
...
from
Yard
-
31!ic
—
Participating
Crown
12-15
As
•
(nnar.)Cork- International,' class
Class
5
12-10
1-1-60
..a-.—
Stock
SI.50
;
(quar.)
Participating ;•.......L——w———
Class A
<quar.)..—gi——L;
12-10
05c
—
Co.
12!4c
——————
Class B
12-14
$1.50
——
Pittsburgh RR;,-—
4<b special guaranteed (quar.)
7i'r • guaran teed
u-^.
Cleveland Quarries
(quar.
Clovito Corp. (quai,.
re;
'.■-—
.
2
1-15
10c
l:Vi(?
(quar.)
<quar.)___.
Trencher
Cleveland
5-15
1
12!ac
(quar.)
———
Illuminating Co.—
preferred
Cleveland
1
.
Investing Co., 3! a(4
preferred
Products Corp) (quar.
Clearfield & Mahoning By. (s-a)
Cleveland
G9-
$26.75
—
Inc., class A
—
Crown
Casualty (N. Y.i
<quar.
Utilities, class A (stock dividend).
City
City
Service
■
—
T
1
40c
40c
B
(quar.)--—
preferred (quar. )n
Petroleum, 5(4 preferred
Crompton
Knowles (extra)-.
Crossetc Co., class A (quar.)——
2-15
3-
15c
,
Crescent
8
$1.25
—-
-
Finance
Class
12-15
12-
$1.25
preferred (quar.
preferred (quar.)..;
_
Cincinnati 4s Suburban Bell Telephone—
Quarterly
.———
5<io
I
4
(quar.),.——-—
6(4
$4
$1.25
Citizens
4
preferred
—
Pacific
______—
Citteeus
1-
1-
$1.18:),4
—;—-
Texas
Ry.; common (s-a)——a'"
3*h
preferred (quar.).
C
0;4
at
15
$3.50 -preferred (quar.)
!
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Duffy-Mott. Inc.
(quar.)
Duquesne Light Co., common
12-15
12-29
•
Christiana
du
12-18
12-23
15c
—
Crain
40o
(quar.)
Craig
12-
12-15
12-14
dividend).
a
Duke
11-17
15c
12-
12-28
y
yl-15
12-28
10c
Feb.
on
Corp., 4(4 preferred
Drilling &z Exploration Co.
12-18
7!4c
2
2
Co,
redemption
on
12-18
1-
1-
1-
43%c
1_
—L
<quar.)_;
Dravo
12-I8
1-25
15c
common
Corn,
this
12-11
1
1
37!£c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Chemical
for
12-11
25c
—
(Boston)
1-15
12-28
12-18
1-
12-30
2
12-
2-
^$1.25
(increascd-quar.)—_____
(quar.)—^
;•
Drackett Co., 4(4 pfd. A (entire issue called
&
Insurance
preferred
Brewery, Ltd;,
Draper
12-11
87!ac
5(4
Preferred
Dow
Inc.
1-
1-2-60
Industries, Ltd—
4
12-11
2-1-00
$25c
(quar.)
1_
preferred (quar.)—
Corp.,
6(4
12-16
12-
tl5c
(quar.)
com.
Holders
PapablQ oj Rcc-
Share
Dover
12-16
Craftman
preference
Dow
—
12-15
$1
12-15
12-28
10c
BB.-..—
4
12-28
12-31
25c
.
oj Company
Dominion Tar & Chemical Ltd.,
5
5c
com.
25c
(quar.)....—_.—■_
(quar.J*
1-
2-
$12
Reynolds Corp.—
$1 dividend preferred A (quar.)——
Corroon & Reynolds
(quar.)--—
Cosden Petroleum (quar.)
;■
Cott Beverage Corp.
(year-end)—-——-—..Courtaulds, Ltd., Ordinary regis, (interim)
12-16
25c
G
2-29
37!ac
Corroon
12-15
25c
(quar.)—.——
&
40c
—
—
1-
12-18
50c
Coro.
7
12-23
12-31
When
Par
Name
12-22
preferred scries 1945 & 1947 (quar.)
(quar.)-);—
3!i»(4
1
2Vuc
2\>z<c
.
Extra
12-
5
(increased quar.)
Corning Glass Works,
12-10
2-
$2
Chicago Dock & Canal (extra)
Chicago Great Western By. (stock dividend)
Stock dividend U—~-—
——
Molded Products
Pneumatic Tool
*___—--
100'.4
12-30
12-21
87 Vac
Chicago, Burlington As Quincy By. (year-end)
1-15
12-31
$1
Chicago
Chicago
Dcc.:.17_k—.
011
1-
Dover
-
$1.12 V>
of Rec.
35c
Corncll-Dubllier Electric Corp.—
$5.25 series A preferred (qnar.)^^.^——
Cornell-Dublief Electric Corp. (quar.)—
12-15
Chesapeake & Ohio By. Co., com. (quar.)—*
convertible preferred (quar.)
Extra',
quar.i
Monday, December 21, 195.9
.
.
Holders
Payable
20c
Coosa River Newsprint (increased
Coplay Cement Manufacturing Co.—
G'4 preferred (accum.)
12-15
4Vz#' preferred (quar.)
—-~~-T—-~
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia, stock dividend
Chicago Miil & Lumber
proval
11^20
12-30
1
(increased quar.)—~~
dividend subject to stockholders ap¬
Stock
12-15
12-30
of America
Cooper Tire A: Rubber
12-11
15 c
—
,
When
Share
of Company
*
12-1G
15c
(extra)
Cjfptmon
Per
Name
Controls Co.
.
long-term
Acceptance
Fund
capital gains)—
Corp. (quar.t—
Insurance
Co.
(San
,_
dividend
Tire
A:
64
c
20c-
25
Rubber",
com.
-
1-15
12-30
1-15
11-30
Fran.)
(increased )-
75 c
1-20
1-
5
Volume
190
Number
5909
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
When v
Per
Same of
Company
First National Bank
Increased
quarter
First National City
National
First
First
Bank
Firth
Carpet
Fisher
Fleming
(initial)-
5c
1-
1
1-
2
4
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
5%
(quar.)
12-
12-30
1-
$1.25
|
(quar.)
(quar.).
(quar.)—.
1-
1214c
1-
12c
____
1-
4
from investment inc., 2c from short*
term capital gains & 4c from
long-term
capital gains)
:
Florida Telephone Corp., class A (quar.)
1
12-
Genuine. Parts
11-20
•1-15
Stores, common (quar.)______:
preferred tquar.)—
Machinery <fc Chemical, com. tquar.).
11-20
25c
&
Wallace,
Foremost
49
Dairies
37th
West
class
(quar.)__.
2
2
30c
Street
Ycllowknifc
Stock
Stock
1
Fownes
Bros.
Foundation Co.
Gliddcn
12-30
12-14
Gleqs Falls
12-30
12-14
Gold'&
Bros.
of Canada Ltd.
Mfg.
12-30
12-14
1-15
12-23
Goodman
25c
1-15
1-
5%
(Albert)
_
10%
—
Albert
see
1-15
Goodrich
11-15
Franklin-Adams Co.
Franklin Electric
$2
——
(stock dividend)-
1-7
12-30
Less
Ltd.
Mexican withholding
(stock dividend)
Inc.
Corp.
Company
Frosst
1-23
12-31
1-23
12-31
15c
tax
2%%
(quar.)
10c
(stock
dividend);
& Co., class A_—
(Charles E.)
29c
1:15c
12-22
12-23
A
Fruebauf
i
12-
Co.,
preferred
Stock
4%-%
12-15
common
5-31
(quar.)
(Julius)
Co,,
A;
com.
Packing
30c
50c.
$1
25c
39'c
28lie
(quar.j____
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.
4
12-
Corp.
Year-end
Garrett
12-
2-
3-1
2-
1
12-
4
12-
4
12-
12-31
12-11
12-31
12-
12-31
12-
American
8
12-15
$4.50
,
plus
preferred
General
20
cents
undistributed
1-10
1-
75c
Oil
Texas
1-
12-
$2.15
12-
1
1
$1.1212
10c
12-24
1-
1
12-15
1-28
1-7
12-31
12-
2c
12-22
12-
4
4c
12-22
12-
4
(quar.)___
_
31 lie
< quar. r
(quar.V__..
1st
General
Controls,
preferred
General
Crude
Stock
Corp
Oil
Electric
Co.
(quar.)
From
investment
General
Mills,
General
Motors
i > $5
59c-
preferred
General
Precision
$4,75
Class
three
and
class
shares
(quar.)______
26
able
cents
ih
General
cash
of
3%
1212-
1-25
12-28
12-30
12-
.
$1.25
income
from
1-
1
$1.18%
a
distribution
net
gains
pay¬
(quar.)__,
1-11
General
Telephone Co.
preferred iqnrr.i
25c
12-30
12-30
12-9
25c
12-29
12-
(Minn.)...
'■
*
11-30
12-31
12-lf
*
2
12-11
3214c
2-
l
1-25
2-
1
1-25
2~
1
1-25
*'
(quar.)__,
59%c
__
1-1
12-
4
General Telephone Co. of Indiana--
$2.50 preferred
62%c
General Telephoe Co. of Kentucky
General Telephone Co. of
Michigan
$1.35 preferred (quar.)
General
Co.
5.509c
General
60c
37V2C
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of
preferred
preferred,
(quar.).
Common
4.25%
1
12-15
1-
12-31
12-15
Southwest-*-.
3614c
1-
1
12-17
&
27%c
1-
1
12-10
25lie
1-
1
12-10
28c
1-
1
12-10
55c
1-
1
12-10
$1.1212
1-
1
12-15
preferred
55c
_.
4.36%
preferred
5.28'-
preferred
(quar.)
General Time Corp.
Extra
.
.
12-31
11-30
12-31
11-30
12-28
25c
12-21
12-14
5%
5%
preferred
Hccla
E
Helena
Co.
Heinz
(H.
3.65%
Heller
(Geo.
*
59%c
53%c
54 lie
preferred
11-23
1-
1
11-23
Heppenstiil Co..
1-
1
11-23
Hercules
1-
1
1-
1
11-23
Year-end
1
1-
4
12-15
1-
1
Products
Corp.,
dividend
16)
2%
(incr.)
pfd.
preferred
(quar.)
Breaker
12-31
12-11
12-22
12-11
81
(quar.i
12-18
1-
1
12-18
2-
1
1-15
$1.25
—
1
2%
;
1-
$1
com.
2-
1
1-15
Co.—
Bell
12-21
12-10
Illinois
Brick
Year-end
Illinois Power,
5714c
(increased).
1-15
1-
20e
12-21
12-
$2.15
Telephone
Co.
1-29
12-22
$1.12
____!
B
Circuit
4
G9e
A
E
12-15
to
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)_.____
Ideal Cement Co. (quaiv)—
12-31
12-10
40c
4
4
2-
1
1-15
25e
2-
1
1-15
quar.)_
50c
2-1
1-8
;___
58%c
2-1
1-8
—
12-21
11-30
2-1
1-8
4.70%
preferred
(quar.)
12-21
11-30
4.08%
preferred
(quar.)
51c
2-
1
1-8
3-14
2-23
4.42%
preferred
(quar.)
5514c
2-
1
1-
6-13
5-23
4.26%
preferred
iquar.K
5314c
2-
1
1- 8
12-30
11-18
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
5214c
2-1
1-8
.
11-18
1-1
12-15
1-18
1-
614%
11-28
preferred
preferred
12- 8
1- 2
12-15
1
12-
2
5
rndiana
12-30
12-18
4.12%
12-30
12-18
12-10
1-
2
12-10
1-
2
12-16
div.)
1-2
12-18
4%%
12-30
$1.63
12-16
1-.
1
12-11
715c
1-
710c
1-1
12-15
40c
(quar.)______
preferred
1-
1
12-18
$1.37%
2-
1
1-20
12-31
1
~
12-15
Inland
Homes
Stock
Inspiration
4
12-18
Institutional
50c
—
12-20
12-14
12-11
50c
12-28
12-11
Insurance
12-31
1- 1
12-21
12-15
Insurance
dividend)
B
*
3%
10%
(quar.)
1- 2
12-10
12-31
11-17
25c
1-15
2114c
1-
5
1-15
1-
5
25c
1-15
1-
5
25c
1-15
1-
5
27%e
1-5
12-21
11-20
25c
(quar.)
1-15
12%c
12-28
12-
1
(Helena),
(quar.i
35c
$1.3714
tquar.).
1-
9
12-22
1-
1
12-11
1- 2
12-18
1-
2
12-18
1-
12-18
1-2
12-11
1-2
12-11
$1
'J.
common
2
40c
15c
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)__„.
43%c
1-
2
_12-11
56%c
2-
1
1-26
55c
12-23
12- 7
30c
preferred
Co.
(quar.i
(year-end)
...
1-
1
11-23
1-
4
12-18
Hptr&w^l.yfue. (initial*
25c
1-4
12-18
Hidden
.
Mining
!
—
—_
Co.,
com.
12-31
11-27
$1.25
12-28
12-
7
3
Ltd.
$1.03
_____
$1.25
preferred
<
(initial)
Ltd..
institutional
vestment
Copper
1-16
1- 6
10c
1-16
20c
1-4-60
17%c
12-21
1-
6
12-15
12-
7
\
Income
1
12-10
12-JO
.12-15
12-15
J2-28
12-
7
12- 7
12- 1
—
12-20
715c
730c
1-30
1-15
12-31
12-14
12%c
(quar.)
12-28
12-15
12-10
5..%
12-28
12-115
$1
>•
increased)
12-22
12-.7
12-1
•
Fund
Inc.
(from
income)
in¬
of
8c
:
North
America
Exchange Building Corn.
(quar.)__
preferred
12-31
1-
12-10
(s-au_^_
2
25c
1-2
12-1?
50c
1-
1
12-15
1-
Telegraph—
:
iqiiar,)z.__
31V?.c
(quar.)
Reinsurance. Co..
International
Breweries;
Inc.
International
Harvester
12-15
12-28
12-13
3-10
2-23
25c
___
______
1
50c
40e
—
Steamship
Inter-Ocean
1-15
Chicago)
<
<Md.>
1-4
75c
50c
Co.
Certificates
Inter .County Telephone &
Common
(quar.)
5%
1-
1- 2
7$1
Quarterly
Interlake
1-1
10c
;
,
8
'12-17
preferred
Ltd.—
3
12-
1-2
.
Shares,
12-
2
71214c
Corp.
Consolidated
2
12-28
12-28
+
partic.
1-
12-28
________
preference
6%
12-
75614c
7$1.1214
' Jlia^ic
______
(quar.>_
60c
,,
2
740c
'
quar.)
4
1-
-
$1.14
$1.0614
12-
1-
$1.0314
.
(quar.
12-21
12-11
Co.—
Common
(Hicfeased quar.)
4%
International Milling CO.,
55c
9114c
(quar.)
com.
71214c
Insuranshares
3114c
3614c
tquar.)
<quar.)__
(quar.)
fquar.)
(quar.)
& Co.,
(interim)
dividend
12-21
1-
1- 2
12-11
(annual)________
Electric—
Ingram & Bell, Ltd.,
Cement,
1
32-28
preferred (quar.)
Inglewood Gasoline (extra)
Inland
1*
730c
514%
preferred
(quar.)2
.7.
Ingersoll Alachine & Tool Co., Ltd.—
50c partic. class A
.(qtiar.)
55c
Rubinstein
:
Chemical
redeemable
75c
pfd.
12-15
4%
dividend)
5%
<fc
Alichigan
preferred
■4%.%
6
1.2-31
Canada—
of
414% preferred B tquar.)
Industrial Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
Common
tquar.V
1-29
Ltd.—
pfd.
pld.
-
12-17
1-
12-1*3
+31 %c
Indianapolis Water Co.—
5%
preferred A iqttar.)
1- 2
1-20
12-15
12-31
,
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
tquar.)
414%
4.56%
2-29
2%%
Gas
12-15
12-31
760c
&
12-11
71214c
Ltd. tquar.)
Tobacco (Canada),
Imperial
2
8
76214c
(quar.)
Oil,
Indiana
2-
1-
12-31
Increased
1-
1-2
20c
712%c
<quar.)_
Life Assurance Co.
Imperial
2-15
15c
Paper (initial)
Ltd.—
Investment Corp.,
Common class A (quar.
Common class B (quar.
12-10
1$1.25
25c
i.
'Imperial
1-1
12-22
(increased
common
Imperial Color Chemical &
12-18
25c
increased quar.)
Splendor
12-11
...
Illinois
11-23
Hertz Corp.
Dec.
11-27
$1.50
(stock
414%
Powder
"12-31
(quar.)___,__
series
12-28
,
,14
12-31
Food
$2.50
(quar.)
;
iquar.)
W.)
approval
subject
11-27
6lic
pfd.
Co., common
(quar.)
preferred
62%c
(quar.)
series
725c
preferred
preferred
split
dividend
International
&
(3-for-l
5%
12-10
/.
(see
(Walter K.)
5%%
Holme
J.)
dividend
prior-preferred
1
(extra)
(quar.)
Corp.
Rubinstein
12-15
12-15
12-11
preferred
$22%c
712lie
preferred F (quar.)_
Milling
12-15
1-15
1-lS
12-
-
quar.
Co.,
preferred C
preferred D
12-15
1-15
745c
12-21
35c
Ltd.,
(stock
Electric
12-15
1-15
5%
dividend)
preferred
12-21
$1.16
(quar.)
(quar.)___.
4%%
12-15
12-30
50c
(qnar.)_.
Ltd. (increased )„g_
:
I-Iaverty Furniture
1st
37lic
(quar,).
Scotia)
Corp. of- America, 5%
Hathaway (C. F.)
5.80%
Hawaiian
4
12lie
A
F.)
12-21
1-
$1.25
i.
6%
$1
30c
(E.
8
740c
(stock
5%
Inc.
Hauserman
12-29
1-
20c
(quar.)
common
4%
T
lz-18
2-15
12-22
Slock
I
1-4
36c
Hygrade
1-16
12-18
710c
12-11
2-1
4
12-29
Imperial
66c
'
25c
$1.0614
•!'"
7
1-
2%
414%
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
55c*.
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-15
20e
Corp. (increased)
Hartford
Fire Insurance
tquar.)
Hartford Gas, common (quar.)
7%
;
12-31
37%c
Erie
Stock
11-30
12*7
12-
$1.50
$2.75
11-30
12-21
12-21
720c
stockholders
12-15
12-31
12-10
(quar.)__
Stock
12-15
12-31
Harsco
Extra '
Electronics -Co»p.—
'•
1
Refrigerator (stock dividend)
(F. C.) & Sons, com. (increased)—
Huyck
.
1-
3%
pfd.
Harnischfeger Corp. (quar.l
(A.) & Co.. 5li% pfd.
4%
.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred iquar.)'
12-15
Inc.)
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
$4.50 preferred
4.75C,
the-
of
1st
Hardee Farms International,
Hein-Warner
(quar.)
(quar.)
General Telephone
4.40'^
12-15
12-15
1-
Southeast—
(quar.)
fquar.)
preferred
preferred
Co.
1
$18%c
preferred (qunr.)_._
5%%
53c
the
(quar.)
Telephone
5.109c
General
2
1-2
(Missouri)—
fquar.)_^
preferred
$2.20
»12-10
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
51 4%
5.60 9'o
12-21
33^ic
$2.10 preferred
General
12-10
-
<q air.);
Telephone
6% preferred A
General
1-2
45c
,
$2.40 preferred
12-15
1-
10c
Hat
tquar.)
1-1
3
12-10
6c
Hussman
12-10
6-
1
25c
——
preferred A (quar.)_,—;
Alortgagc Corp. (Ontario)—
12-10
1-2
&
12-10
1-
70c
,
convertible
1-2
—
Snoe,-Inc. (quar.)
Hanson-Van Winkle Alunmng Co. (stk.
Haroisou-Walker Refractories Co.-
preferred
6-20
(initial)
preference
Quarterly
Husky Oil Co.,
Paper Co.—
preferred tquar.)___
$i.l2li
4%% preferred (quar.)
;
$1.0614
Hanover Bank "(New York)
(quar.)
50e
Stock dividend subject to stockholders,
ap¬
proval on Jan. 2012%%
Hanover Insurance
IN. Y.)
(quar.)._____—
50c
8%
12-21
(quar.)
Huron
15c
Harzfeld's,
15c
3%
750c
$1.25
(quar. )_.;r
Harding Carpets,
12-15
(quar.)
B
12-15
$1.25
Inc._
preference
12-31
12-15
1.5c
Harris
I
32 %e
L__.33c
tquar.)
5%
Hammermill
1st
A
Class
12-18
12-30
1 initial
Extra
1-
Class
Xerox, Inc.'—
Cotton Co.,
6Si
TV
Hupp Corporation,
__
(quar.)
Alfg.
12-15
(Jersey
1-2
coin, (quar.)
(Nova
Cosco,
12-31
10%
Trust
12-31
;
preferred
Printing Company
common
12-15
3114c
$1.3114
City) (quar.)
'-Hughes-Owens, Ltd., 5% preferred 1 quar.i—
1
-
7
12-21
25c
iqnar.)
preferred
9
40c
Telephone Co. of Illinois-—
$2.37(2
12-
40c
(quar.)..
of California—
General Telephone Co. of Florida—
$1.30 preferred B tquar.)
$1.30 preferred
$1.32 preferred
12-11
-50c
*
(initial)
new
preferred
12-31
12-31
$1.25
4 64%
Insurance
12-311
20c
6214c
(Jersey City)
__g
&
37%c
Hanover
36c
'—_
Refractories,
General Securities Luc.
General Steel Castings
General
12-31
-
stock)__
or
2nd
1-15
dividend
12-18
split.
I,td.,
$1.10
$1
Radio
|5c
'___
12-31
12-31,
50c
1-2
4%Vo
1-14
Stock
12-31
1-15
1-15
(resumed)
(increased)-1
Hudson
17lie
,,
12-11
1-15
—
12-31
7lie
_1
12-11
1- 2
dividend)
common
County National Bank
12-31
27%c
(quar.)
RR.,
Hamilton
-
re¬
^
12-18
Inc.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Hamilton
2-26
of
held)
12-
12-31
12-31
30c
775c
;
.
30c
$1.75
Extra
3-16
12-15
12-30
12-11
Quarterly
12-31
10c
12-31
(s-a)
12c
Canada, Ltd,, (quar.)
5%
Brass,
Hamilton
4
'•
1-15
12-31
(quar.)
25c
par)
(stock
Ltd.,
(Ilarvcy)
Extra
Hudson
$30c
(quar.)
(slock dividend)
Co.,
Co.
Felt,
Class A
7
:|40c
tquar.)
New
1-4
*
Power'
Hall
12-10
1
dividend
preferred
Halifax
9
(10 cents from
plus
realized
12-4
12-11
12-1
common
($50
Hudson
(quar.
Oil Corp,
Haloid
1-1
of
Ifalin
12-18
Gas,
12-24
Sound
Hubbard
45c
common
common
Mobile & Ohio
5%
Natural
Howe
12-18
12-16
2
(quar.)—_—__—
3
1
6
1-
$1
3
12-31
1-
93%c
12-
12-21
common
Threc-ior-one
12-18
preferred
preferred
12-18
7714c
712%c
5%
12-
1-J5
(quar.
12-30
1-29
5614c
12-4
12-7
,
3
(quar.)_i
12-22
11-16
12-15
(quar.)
12-
dividend
Finance
12-24
12-28
12-
1
12-21
preferred
Houston
11-16
1-
12-
$1.12%
;
Funds, Inc. (Initial)
W,), Ltd;, class A (quar.)—
Industries, common (quar.)-.
!
4.40%
4
12-28
12-30
12-21
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
5% preferred ($25 par) (quar.)—
514% preferred (quar.)—;
Hoving Corp (quar.).
12-22
1
15c
(quar.)
Corp., common
3%%
preferred"
(quar.),
4%
preferred
(quar.)———
7
2
common,..-
AlavkcLs,
(quar.)
Gustin Bacon Mfg.
8
2-
B
12-31
$2.25
1-4
12-
1
12-
Pittsfield
Household
12-14
2-1
1-1
preferred
preferred
Gulf
8
12-22
'
59'c
4
12-22
conv.
$5
12-15
2-
or
1-4
12-21
1-
,
Gull
12-15
(quar.)93:',4C
non-cumulative
Corp.
Railway Signal
Extra
General
12-
.
$1.23
(stock
B
Service
investment
net
of
Public
1
7c
pfd,
12-15
12-
2
12-
12-21
A__.
(Frank
Stock
"12-24
93%c
iB) Wire, Ltd. tquar._____
Gas Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Life Insurance
$5
5
$1.25
!
deemable 2nd pfd. for each A
General
1-
12-
50c
(quar.)
Mfg., Ltd.—
Products
A
Power
Co.,
Gulf,
Equipment—
preferred
General
preferred
2
25c
59a
Corp., $3.75
(quar.)
1-
59c
;
income™
1-11
&
6.40%
Inc.,
preferred (.quar.)_.
preferred (quar.
GOc
12-18
12-31
;___.
pfd. (quar.)
General Investors Trust
(Boston)—
,'
2
12-31
.
Industries Co.,
1-
15c
,*
____
General
8
1-2
15c
(quar.)_
American
Lines
Gulf
12-18
37lie
(quar.)
General
2
10c
.:
<quar.)_
(quar.)_:____
dividend
1-
25c
common
'12-
"T
12-18
$1
(quar,)_
(extra)
Contract Finance
12-31
50c
Candy
General
69c
preferred
4
12-
15c
12-29
12-21
;
Houdaille
12%e
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp.
(quar.)
Guardian Consumer Finance Corp.—
7
Box
4%
12-15
1-
(N. Y.)—•
(quar.) J
preferred (quar.)
Griess-Pfleger Tanning
(quar.)
Grinned Corp.
(quar.)
1
;
stock dividend-..
12-17
2
1-
General
General
Horner
1-29
2-15
$1.0614
preferred- (quar.)
Home
12-15
$31%c
Co.
2-15
35c
:
Extra —/
59'c ; convertible
12-17
General
General Builders Corp., 5/o ;conv.
pid
General Cable Corp., common
414%
12-15
10%
A
Mountain
o'/c
shares-
common
Extra
12-31
50c
41 V%
12-31
1-14
Ltd. (quar.)
110c
Bancsliares Corp.
(quar.10c
Co.
All
$1.50
—
:
____:
6
12-1
•
.
Corp.—
class
Hubbell
Greenwich
1
accumu¬
Genera! Bakeries,
Extra
1-
New
12-31
$45c
Sugar Co.,
(quar.)
Grlescdieck
_____
of
7
Insurance
dividend
Greyhound
income)..
(quar.)
American
Quarterly
4
12-
12-31
proposed two-
i$l
$$2
Greening
12-31
1
common
from
Life
3114c
Stockholders
a
25c
I__
Producers,
preferred
Green
(Approximately $1.95 from long-term capi¬
gains
12-
12-21
2%
pfd.
Financial
Greater
12-15
8
25c
_
Co.
12-28
___
(initial scmi-an.)
• (quar.)___
com.
6%
Western
V.'c
Co.
on
the
2-3
11-30
*
&
22
2-15
1-1
Extra
5%
(quar.)
Paper Co., Ltd., com.
B prcf.
(quar.)__._
class
Greyhound Corp.,
Investors
4
55c
Insurance
Western
Great
9
1-
$$1.25
(quar.)
1-11
12-19
71214c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Hoover Company, new class
12-
12-14
2
'
preferred
40c
Western
Great
9
1-
t-40c
5%% preferred (quar.)
General American
Industries—-
preferred
C.) New
$1.80 preferred
12-11
12-24
10c
._
Light Co. (Columbus, Ga.) common.
Gatineau Power Co. Ltd., common iquar.)-_
convertible
$4.25
12-28
1
5
1-
25c
12-21
12-31
12-
1-
50c
;
(initial)
1
20c
(quar.)__
E m p 1 0 y e e s
D.
Stock
4
12-24
20c
Gas
lated
Co.
Employees
Lakes
Great
common
1-
12lie
Great Lakes Power Corp. Lid,-—
59c
1st preference (quar.).
■'
(quar.)_
New
Chemical
-
12-29
Ltd.—
10c
$1.20
12-14
12-31
12-31
10c
tal
tquar.)
Increased
4
50c
(quar.)_______
L____
Freightlines
General
F.)
A.)
Hooker
1-22 r
12-1
3
10c
class A
for-one spilt of
>
11-30
2- 1
12-11
12-29
11-
15c
(quar.)
Dec.
on
12-15
25c
common—,
Great American Insurance
4
1-
15c
Extra
6c/o
Co.,
preferred (quar.)
Gray Drugstores (quar.)_
4
12-23
30c
__
__
Garrett
1
vote
1
$1.50
(quar.)
;
(Wash.
2-26
(quar.)
1;
Extra
_
Y.)
Grand & Toy, Ltd. (quar.)
Grant
(W. T.) Company—
11-30
3-15
0-15
6 lie
dividend
preferred
Garlock
(N.
(quar.);
Alines,
Co
1-
'
common
(resumed quar.)_
Investors——
Gardner-Denver
Garfinckel
Inc.
Graham-Paige Corp.,
4
Great
49'c
(B.
Government
12-15
2
115c
.
Trailer,
Fundamental
Co.
Telegraph
Extra
11-30
1-
12-21
12-
&
Ltd..
(George
will
20c
Government
12-11
U5C
Class
t
Insurance
Extra
Frigikar
Frito
730c
(quar.)-;
Co.-—
15%
Friden,
12- ia
730c
Fraser Cos.,
Fresnillo
12-31
3%
12-22
50c
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—
Stockholders approved a 3-for-l split—,
Stock dividend on new shares
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Canada)
(quar.)
Frank-Guenther
Law
;•
12-15
12-16
Ltd.
Corp. of America—
preferred
(quar.)
3c
Common
2
5%
Hormci
1-1
12-31
(Henry)
4%
(quar.)
Stock
71214c
(quar.w
—_—
12-15
5c
Co.
Goldblatt
___
1-1
25c
'.
Extra
12-18
7%c
(s-a)__
—
Frank
12-24
1
12-28
Hotel
50c
dividend
1-
5%
Home Oil Co..
12-15
5%
Sens—/.
&
Holt
12-14
10c
1
Gielow
_——
Fram Corp.' (quar.)
;
Stock dividend
(quar.)
12-lt
J.)
12-11.
1- 1
12-21
12-14
12-31
(quar.)
Gold
(annual)
H.),
1-1
5'Jo,
Tool
12-31
68 %c
(quar.)—____
Co.
&
dividend
Stock
!
1-20
(J.
Co.
tD.
20c
(A.
Stock
Oii
1- 2
$3
12-24
15c
76c
Corp.
Extra
50c
1-10
8
Holmes
$10c
(quar.)
:
1-2-60
-
preferred A
Ltd.
25c
1-
Holly
12-15
$1.50
(initial)
'
1-15
1.2-15
1- 2
$1.25
Machine
dividend
Gilbert
12-24
2
1-30
1-2
30c
;
20c
1-
,1-15
$1.15
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
Electronics
$1.23
$1.12
common
'
1-30
Hollinger Consolidated
Quarterly
17 lie
,
Alines,
.
Lewis
10c
5%%
-
Gold
dividend
Giddings &
Holland
12-18
7%c
;
preferred
12-18
718c
Furnace
12-11
7lie
.
2-29
1-11
Inc
1-1
87lic
C.) C'Q.
(year-end)
Gladding, AIcBoan & Co. tquar.)
j
Corp
Glass,
dividend
12-
12-28
(quar.)
Giant
Portland Cement
Gibson Art Co. (quar.)
12-11
75c
!
_______
3-25
.
Boxes,
37%c
(quar,)
of Rec.
12-23
15c
Quarterly
Hoerner
.12-31
,
Holders
745c
/
1
—
20c
(quar.)
Corp.. $6 voting preferred (quar.)
Germantown Fire Insurance (initial)
12-11
1-
(quar.)
Foster-Forbes
Stock
A
1-
$1.05
12-11
Gera
12-10
1-15
12-11
12-31
Hoffman
tquar.)____
Georgia Power Co., $4.00
$4.92 preferred (quar.),
$5
preferred (.quar,)
12-11
12-21
12-31
$1.25
When
Payable
745c
of Company
Quarterly
,
Genung's Inc.
Giant
$4.20
$1.12%
(quar.)
series A (quar.)
preference
Per
Name
Hinde & Dauch Paper Co, of Canada, Ltd.—
12-11
.
i
Share
».
• •
12-31
common
12-19
12-22
5%
Inc.,
12-15
2
8c
(initial)
dividend—;
Foot! Fair
Forbes
';
$1.37%
Waterworks—
$3.50
Flying Tiger Line, inc.—
Food
of Rec.
$1.06%
Genesee Brewing Co., class A
Class B tquar.)
4
8c
—
common
Holders
Payable
.
preferred (quar.)
Genesco,
12-15"
25c
_
Stock
Co.—
80c div.. voting 2nd pfd.
t
12-18
2
2
12-22
$1.25
_______
5!i9'c
General
12-15
730c
pfd.
common
12-30
(2c
New
Rubber
&
When
Share
Company
preferred tquar.)
preferred tquar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)_.
12-1
5c
:
_■
(s-a)__^
Co.,
Company,
of
Tire
4149'c
4li'/c
Mutual Fund—
Florida
Per
Name
12-18
20c
preferred
Porter
2-
5c
5%
preferred
5%
50c
(quar.)
Fittings Ltd., class A
&
A
12-31
75c
(quar.i
(year-end>__.
Bros.,
Fischer
<N. Y.)
(quar.)
class
(Initial)
Corp.
B
*.
General
80c
Stores
Firstamerica
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
City)—
,
Virginia Corp.,
Class
Share
(Jersey
11
(2623)
Miucrals
(quar.)
60c
pfd.
Corp.—
Common
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
+
International Nickel Co. of Canada, Ltd.'—
$1
4
12-11
12-30
12-11
1-
li-23
"765c
preferred
International
(s-a)
Power
net
tribution
Co..
Resources
Investment
of
6
front the
11-23
12-29
12-11
3-15
12-14
7$3
—
12-30
12-15
»15c
-.12-29
12-15
12c
l_-30
11-30
(Canada), Ltd.—
International Resistance
International
_
12-21
30c
760c
(iucreasecl).
12-21
740c
International Paints
profits
12-31
40c
■
Extra
from
12-15
1-15
•;
Quarterlv
International Packers Ltd.
6%
1-15
SI
(cuiar.).—
Chemicals
&
cents
Ltd.
(quar.)__
(year-end)
Fund,
Income
from
-
Inc. (6 cents
plus a dis¬
net
realized
sale of securities)
-
•
J
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2624)
Holders
Par
Name
of Company
International Shoe
When
Share
*
Payable
45c
2Wo
Co.
(quar. i_~,
International Silver Co.,
common—
7%
preferred (quar.)__—~ —,—
International
Textbook
Telephone
ft
Quarterly
12-10
7c
12- 4
Lerner
4
12-15
12-15
4%%
preferred (quar.)^
Lexington Water Co., 5%% pfd. (quar.)._
Levines, Inc. (quar.)
Year-end
6%
Investors
1-
income)
common
11-27
12-15
Link-Belt
1-15
12-15
Extra
12-23
12-
1-10
1-
Lion
1-10
1-
.:
4.35%
preferred '(quar.)!________.-_._
preferred (quar.)___———
Iowa
Public
Ironite, Inc.
Service
Stock
dividend)
(stock
(quar.)
Irving Trust Co. (N.
—
Y.)
12-31
Life
Insurance
Co.
Match
(year-end)
class
A
(quar.)
!
Extra
Ltd.-—
30c
12-29
12-15
30c
1-15
12-22
*12- 6
Loew's
1-
8
2-
Ltd.
Theatres,
tquar.)—..
Star
Brewing (quar.).
11..
i—
Island Lighting Co.—
Extra
2
$$1
3
Long
:
—
.
12-31
12-31*
50c
—
4%
-
i$l
Extra '
Lone
1
2-29
(quar.)—
■
1- 2
1-
12-15
25c
•'
-
2
Island
Creek
Coal
Co.,
(quar.)
common
12-18
12-29
50c
•
5%
preferred
B (quar.)
D (quar.)
preferred E (quar.)
preferred G tquar.)—
Mile Rubber (initial)
i
'
preferred
(quar.)—
1-
$1.50
2
4%
.12-18
2
11-30
common—
122 %c
1-
(quar.)-—————-
xi$1.75
Xll%%
1-
2
11-30
1-
2
11-30
(quar.)--————-
xil%%
1-
2
11-30
Longines-Wlttenauer Watch
(quar.)--—
(quar.)—_____——_
Jamaica Water Supply, 5% pfd. A (quar.)
5% preferred B (quar.)————__—
Jamestown Telephone Corp. (N. Y.)—
5% 1st preferred (quar.)——
Jarrall-Ash Co., stk. divd. on class A and B
x11%%
x11%%
1-
2
11-30
Loral® Coal
Jamaica
7%
Public
Service
preference
7%
Ltd.,
(quar.)
preference "B"
preference "C"
5%
Co.
,
5% preference "D"
6% preference "E"
._
Jefferson
Electric
(quar.)—
Year-end
$4
——
5%
12-28
12-17
4
12-17
Fund
12-17
1-
Kaiser
1
12-30
113%c
1-15
12-30
12-22
Ludlow
1-18
1-15
2-
12-
Typograph Co.,
Extra
$1.25
(interim)
(quar.)
1-
$0.7945
12-
1
4
11-20
12-29
12-10
••
12-29
12-10
'■
12-31
12-18
12-31
12-18
1
2-11
95c
——„_
:
3-
'
$.1
3-
1
3-
I
1
;
3-
1
preferred
*
preferred
Kansas-Nebraska
$lt
$5.65
Kansas
Power & Light;
4(2%
5%
preferred
Petroleum
12-31
11-30
MacMillan
ft
12-31
Macy
1-
convertible
(stock
12-22
12-
12-22
12-
1-
(quar.).
4
12-
4
4%%
1-
12-
4
Mallory
30c
1-
11-30
15c
1-
12-15
30c
12-31
87%c
1-
60c
$1.12%
1-
1
1-
2
12-22
35c
12-21
12-24
1-
Kysor
"
■
,
I I
Labatt
Co.
(John),
$0
Lamson
12-21
12-
1
12-
1
(quar.)———————™
Bay
tH.
Leath. ft
Bank
I'll
(Brooklyn,
N.
Y.)
/
Errra
Martin
12-10
i2-
Stock
Maryland
Maryland
1
6%
Credit
12-15
$1
'
12-31
1-
1J7%c
2
12-31
170c
1-
-
12-31
12-18
$150
12-31
12-18
a
1-15
2%
—______
ioc
65c
11-30
investment
12-15
capital gains)
1-
1-
4
net
12-15
Massawippi
Maiile
:
.*<•
Stock
12-
5
12-
5
30c
1,
4
J.--4
12-31
,
.
12-
9
.12--9
12-
4
41c
Ry.
12-30
11-30
12r24
11-30
Trust—
(24 cents from net
and
35
cents
(s-a)__
59c
$3
1-
2-
1
1
12-11
12-31
5c
Industries
(resumed)
.
(initial)
.
1
.
12-22
20c
1-30
1-15
50c
12-31
12-lt
20c
1-
4
12-
8
12-7
15c.
2-15
1-3
1-2
12-18
1-
12-18
56%c.
*___;
15c
5%
17c
2
1-15
12-30
.1-29
12-31
12-31
12-15
'*''
"
.
i
12-14
12-30
12-14
_+35c
12-31
11-36
12-29
11-20
1-2
12-15
25c
1-30
1-18
30c
:
12-30
$1.25
i
20c
47c
gains)
(quar.)__
1-29
>
$1.10
___^
1-
■
1-12
2
$1.15
1-2
40c
12-15
12-28
12-15
1-
1
Pacific
Power
RR.
ft
(quar.)_
Birmingham
preferred
(quar.)
Light, $3.90 pfd.' (quar.)
preferred
ft
Co.
RR.
Brewery Ltd.,
class
class
A
125c
A___
122 %c
122 %c
(quar.)
___'
Knitting/Ltd.—
preference (accumulative)
%55c
B
;
Life
,'j.
&
4.70%
(Wm,
(stock
S.),
A
com.
(increased)
dividend)
Locomotive
Co.
)auar.)
(quar.)
12-14
1^15
12-21
1-15
12-21
25c
12-29
12-15
2%
1-
1
12-23
12-23
11-15
30c
1-
1
$1.12%
1-
1
11-27
1-
1
11-27
1-14
12-14
.
11-27
12-21
12-14
j_.15
12-14
1-15
12-
7
12-
7
50c
15c
Works
Ltd.
1-
2
common
(quar.)
B
.
$2.50 prior preferred
(quar.)
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. <N. Y.)
E-xtra
(John)
12-11
1-
2
12-14
i_
2
12-14
T- 2
125c
t$1.75
20c.
59aac
-
12-
4
1-
2
12-
4
1-
4
12-15
1-
4
12-15
1-
-
621ic
ft
Co.
(quar.)
Finance-Corp.,
new
Diablo-Co,
Mount
Royal Dairies
$5
12-15
20c
pfa.
common
(quar.)
(initial)
(quar.)
(stock
(quar.)^
12-30
12-11
1
12-18
$1.25
12-29
12-14
12-22*
12-
25c
6c
dividend)
Mountain-States-Telephone & Telegraph—
Quarterly
Co.
12-15
1-15
Inc.—
(quar.)_
Products,
12-11
1-15
$1.75
Cafeterias. Consolidated.
Mount
1
80c
80c
(quar.m
1
preferred
1-12
120c
iquar.)—
(quar.)
Moore Drop Forging
Co., com. (quar.),
43%%
conv.
preferred (quar.)
Morgan Engineering Co.—"
-
Brass
12-22
j;35c
Ltd.,
preferred
Mueller
1-2
12-29
Sl,75
Year-end
Morrison
7
1-
ioc
&
Montreal
Morrell
7
12-
12-15
4%
Co., common
tquar.)—_——;;—
Corp.,
12-
12-31
$1.17%
;___r
.___
Inc,
Chemical
7%
12-29
5c;t
Ward
Montrose
Moore
1
7
2
62%c
dividend
Ciass
12-
12-21
12-
45c
preferred (quar.)
Stock
4
-
(stock dividend)——
Utilities,
preferred (quar.)
Montgomery
2
1-
—
(quar.)—
4.50%
Moore
1$3
1-
12-29
Ltd.—-
Jockey Club—
Monterey Oil Co.
12-15
2
140c
(Winnipeg)
Investments,
:
preferred
12-15
1-
45c
Co.
i___
Park
12-18
1- 2
1$l
Assurance
Mortgage
:
12-11
12-15
Co.—
$2
Ltd.,
Montana-Dakota
r
97%c
$1.07%
(s-a)
Containers,
Motor
-
11-30
12-16
10c
______
;.
(extra)
Motor
from
11-30
:
60c
7%
——
common
12-28
Fund
Corp.
New
12-4
6
income
Mastic
12-10
4
12-21
$1.12%.,
Matthiessen ft Hegeler Zinc Co...
-12-10
1-
12-
12-21
11
Growth
12-10
1
12-18
1
$1
«
12-21
1-1
1-
12-23
31 %c
2
1-
12-15
Dock—
12-31
t
12-12
lie
income
Valley
2
$1.50
common
investment
Massachusetts Life Fund
12-21
35c
<<
2
1-
12-31
•
1-20
income
12-29
12%c
.jl
1-
12-18
40c
:
Massachusetts Investors
net
4
$1.50
plus
special of 36 cents from capital gains)
From
593aC
(quar.)
cents from
(5
1-
37%c
& Dry
Massachusetts Investors
.
12-15
12-21
$1.06V4
(quar.)
Finance,
(quar.)
12-24
(quar.)___;
12-21
1
30c
Co.,
preferred (quar,)—
Masonite
Corp.
(quar.).
12-15
12-16
4
30c
(quar.)..
(quar.)
1
1-
25c
(quar.)
1-
25c
4%%
;
25c
5%
preferi*ed
Common
_
A
(quar.).
12-15
2'
5%
12-21
...
12-30
12-24
.12-30
Voting trust certificates (annual)—
Monroe Auto Equipment, common
12-21
1-15
12-15
2%
Monsanto Chemical Co;
1-15
12- 5
12-30
12c
;
'
Corp.
•
12-15
12- 5
.__1"6c
(increased)
;
10c
Common'- (annual)
1-22
120c
1
4
1
1-
Monmouth
12-18
117%c
...
1-
37%c
,*,.
Ltd.__l___
Quarterly
12-18
1-15
11-
12-10
12-1*0
>
__1
(monthly)
Semi-annual
12-17
2
1-
)
12-15
30c
Monarch
Ltd.
;
common
Maryland Shipbuilding
12-11
12-21
2-26
50c
:
Casualty
12-15
.
2
8
37%c'
;
(quar.)
4%%
12-11
1-1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
.1-
12-28
56%c;. 1-1-60
■
1
common
preferred
Monarch
12-21
50c
Co.,
1
1-
12-31
(quar.)
Telephone
Corp.
&
1-
12 %c
dividend
12-31
Company^-tquar.).."
1-15
12-15
5%
class
1
12-11
2
Co.,
ft
15c
(quar.)_.
Monarch
4
12-31
.
25c
(quar.)__
com.
___:
preferred
Class
7
15c
quar.)__*
common
1-
1-
(quar.)
from
Maid
Molson's
12-21
1-15
1$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
4%% pfd. (quar.)
Co., 6%
pfd. (quar.)
Company
(quar.)
1
31i/4C
130c
.
12-
2
12-11
75c
$1.37%'
Preferred
1-
1-15
12-31
.
12-11
.
(quar.)
4.40%
4%
12-31
60c
__
.
(quar.)
(quar.)„.
Aluminum
Modern
12-31
1-20
cents
Mobile
8
1-20
Co.
4
1- 2
$3.50
common
(quar.)___—
Corp.
1
1-
1-12
25c
dividend.
4.30%'
3
12-
2% %
ft Son
Field
2
=n_
ft
(M.)
12-
1-16
12-
30c
(quar.)
,
Missouri
—
(increased)
Marshall-Wells
12-21
07c
Co..
W.>
Marshall
1-15
1-
dividend5
Blower
Marsh
12-15
1-
Steel-
Lau
12-15
+3qc
(quar.)
dividend)
Stock
Marlin-Rockwell
1
2-
12-14
12-22
1-16
1
1
Missouri
12-15
12-22
2-
1-
Mississippi River Fuel Corp. (quar.)
Mississippi Valley Gas Co. (quar.)
12-15
1S1.25
preferred
Telegraph
22%c
.
Corp.,
(quar.)
12-30
15C
(Toronto)
Y.)
'
(Calif.)
12-30
9c
2
20c
dividend
12-28
1
1-
12-30
12-30
2%
—
Basket
1-
2-
11-30
50c
Products
preferred
$1
12-16
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred B
7%
Market
gc
$1.75
(s-a)
1$1.55
convertible
12-15
•
class A
8
12-16
2- 1
47%c
;
4.60%,
,
1-
12-16
12-31
Mississippi Power Co.—
12-16
12-15
$5
12-10
12-31
$1.25
(accum.)
.____
Minute
5
4
50c
3%
(s-a)
Manufacturing,•"
Mirror
1-15
1
1- 8
10c
Common
12-15
11-16
and
(accum.)
(quar.)
(N.'
Automotive
Stock
12-15
4
income
...
Insurance
Trust
Corp. ;(increased
4%
12-15
2-
4c
;
Midland
1
12-11
12-31
"
gains)
(quar.)
Marine
40c
•
4.75% convertible preferred
Lancer Industries (stock
Latrobe
12-
from
Rubber
Life
—
8c
0% prior preferred
(s-a)
Lamson ft Sessions Co.—<•-
*•
4
62%c
12-15
1-4
-
preferred
Marine
12-31
__
tquar.)
Investment Co. (Ont.)d
(Del.)
com.
tquar.).
'
Corp.
*■<
12-10
12-4
12-31
02%c
monthly)
-Lambert (Alfred) Inc.
Lambton Loan- &
.
Extra
12-31
ft
preference
68:i4c
Ltd...
National
5%
12-11
1-
i3C
(quar.)_______
Maple Leaf Gardens. Ltd. (quar;)
Maple Leaf Milling, Ltd., 5% pref.
Maremont
2
cent
12-29
12-21
12-
1-
7%c
iquar.)____
(111.)
2
8
$1.22%
pfd.
12-
12- 2
1-
50c
$1.10
long-term capital
Minnesota Power & Light Co.—
5%
preferred (quar.)_,
12-15
l-l
i
(quar.)_
!
Afiller-Wohl, Inc., common (quar.)
4%-% preferred .(quar.)_____;—
44
1
(accum.).
Mining Corp. of Canada, Ltd. (increased s-a)
Minnesota Fund, Inc. (year-end distribution
of 3 cents
from investment income plus
:
12-2
1-
<quar.)
Stock" dividend
12-18
12-29
pfd.
Minerals & Chemicals Corp. of America—Annual
:_
12-18
1
2%
Semi-annual
Manufacturers
12-31
1-
1
capital gains)
(B.)
Manufacturers
2
12-31
12-22
11-
1
(quar.)
___L_
to stockholders ap-
Abrasive* Co.
Mindustrial
6-1G
G-30
30c
59:!aC
53%c
capital
dividend
$1
(quar.).:
Lafayette
Stock
12-10
1
(1
Tire
12-10
1-
62%c
Laclede Gas Co., common
(quar.)
4.32% preferred A
tquar.)
5%
preferred B
3-16
'
25c
gc
(increased
Corp
12-17
3-31
Extra
12-11
12-
(from
from
Manischewitz
12-31
20c
(quar.)
B-
Heater
1
1-15
45c
_i
1- 5
125c
125c
125c
12- 2
1-
.
preferred* "(quar. 1
Inc. (Dayton)—
Stock
3
12- 2
1-1
1-
:
1st preferred
Millers Falls
1-13
10c
Maritime
monthly).
12-
1-30
.
12- 7
96%c
common..,
Class, A
„
12-18
1
...
1960
Corp.,
Extra
Miller
12- 3
12-23
B
1-15
(monthly)
Class
Shares
cents
Class
*"
(monthly)
Kromex
4
1-
~5%
preferred
(quar.)_
Kratter Corp., ciass A
(increased
12-23
70c
preferred (accum.)..
Manhattan Financial Corp.,
12-11
12-28
lOc
tquar.)
B
4
1-
30c
100%
(quar.)
15c
15c
__
com.)
on
7%
12-14
28%c
(quar.)__
A
9
12-21
25c
common
11-16
12- 3
*
(stk. div.
preference
Inc.—
Shares
Mansfield
-
4%
12-31
1- 2
1$1.25
(s-a)
(quar.):
Manchester Gas Co., 7%
1
12-31
Koehring Company—
Class
12-
30c
(quar.)__
Class
12-15
20c
Village
Koppers Company,
12-15
70c
& Co.
convertible
Paper
12-15
$1.50
(P. R.)
Electric
12-15
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
C
1-2
(year-end)
preferred C
Managed Funds,
12-15
4
1
prior
A
2
11-
dividend).
B
5%
12-15
$1.12%
(quar.)f_
5c
5%
2
$1.11%
preferred
15.
1-
12-23
25c
$1.08:i4
fquar.)___
(quar.)__.
Laboratories, Inc.
'
1- 2
12-28
97%c
com.
Telephone
preferred
Miles
12-2
(year-end)
Class B
12-
1-
—
preferred
A
1-
;
Kimberly-Clark ■ Corp.
(quar.)—
Kirby Lumber
'Kingsport Press (quar.)
preferred
Ltd.
6%
12-10
12-15
12-16
12-16
87%c
:
Electric,
Midwest* Securities,
Common
(quar.)
12-17
1-12
•
Class
34c
1
preferred
12-15
$1.25
—
5%%
2
1-22
50c
Extra'
$1.12%
.
.
_
—
5%
12-17
12-31
12- 17
Water—'>
4%%,
12-16
Mallinckrodt Chemical Works—
12-15
Custodian Funds
(quar.)
(amount to be determined
by Directors on Jan.
4)
Kidde (Walter) & Co.
(stock dividend)
II
5%
12-31
,1-2
12-21
62%c
.
(quar,)..
(quar.)________,
subject
Feb.
preferred
5%%
12-7
50c
95c
(quar.)
Utilities
States
Mid-West
12-18
'
120c
priority shares (quar.)
priority shares (quar.)..
Maine
Public Service,
common
(quar.).
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)__
$1.42
._
Extra
Company
.12-29
pfd.
Midwest.Rubber Reclaiming,
12-2
Convertible
1-
-Keystone
'Knickerbocker
12-15
1
150c
Mailman,
12-
4
45c
20c
convertible
12-15
12-15
•
&
split
proval
7%
12-14
Convertible
tquar.)
4.80%
1
l<r
1-1
(quar.)
12-
(extra)
4%%
■Kirsch
12-
class A
12-
Organization r(extra)___
Kcrr-McGce Oil Industries, Inc.—
'
12-23
Blocdel, Xtd;,
II.) ft Co. (quar.)
Red Lake Gold Mines,
4
Kent-Moore
Keyes Fibre
1-
7%
(quar.)
preferred
2-for-l
1-2
30c
.
(quar.)
dividend
South
Middle
12- 7
1- 2
12-22
$1
Midland-Ross
12r31
(R.
4
Refining Co. (quar.)
Copper Corp
Common
Middle
12-28
r 12-18
12-18
87%c
..
Corp.,
Michigan Sugar, 6%
5
1-1
5%
(resumed).---
1-
$1.15
(quar.)
Kennametal,- Inc.
2-
2-25
150c
,
-
1-
Kennecott
<
'
G5s/sC
(quar.)*
$1.08
(quar.)
preferred
Kendall
■
Co.
$1.07
Company, $4.50-preferred
S4.50
12-18
12r21
15c
Ltd., 5% preferred ' (quar.)^
Convertible priority shares (quai'.)^.=-
____
;
(quar.):
Paper
12-
(quar.)
Kayser-Roth
Corp.- (initial);____
Kearney tJames R.) Corp., 60c pi'd. (quar.)
Kelling Nut, 6% preferred tquar.)
Kellogg Company, 3%% pfd. tquar.)—
Keisey-Hayes Co.
2
40c
!—,■
4
preferred
Kendall
1-
1-15
53%c
1-
common—
common
ft
Macmillan
$1.25
tquar.)
12-18
20c'
•
...
$1.12%
(quar.)—
Gas,
Power
8
Madsen
41c
—'
tquar.)_
preferred
12-18
2
Metal Products '(extra)$1.20
12-
10c
preferred
12-16
2
1-
12-29
12-28
40c
...
Scott
ft
4.90% preferred
Michigan Gas Utilities,
•
•
Extra;:-..
•
-qQar.)
Natural
J
1-15
...
50c
Futtra
$5
......
12-22
$1.75
(quar.)
4%%: preferred" (quai-.)_——;
4.28 %
preferred
(quar.)
4.32% preferred tquar.)——
4.60%
-
.
preferred
MacLaren
Kansas Gas & Electric Co.—
-
•
tquar.)
..' .Stock
divldend-.-lHr-—-—
;__
Mack Trucks, 5V4%
preferred (initial)L.L_-
2-11
$1.12%
City- Public Service, 5% pfd. t.accum.)
Kansas-City Southern Ry., common (quar.)
(Increased
1- 2
1-
5%
-
—
25c
40c
.(quar.)
(quar.)_,__.__________._._._
Gas
Middlesex
MacFadden Publications
2-11
Kansas
Common"
|
1
20c
Extra*
-
4%%
'Lynn
2-11
3-
$1.08%:
tquar.)—
non-cumuiatlvc
'
2-
to
(quar.)
Lynn Gas ft' Electric (quar.)
2-11
$1.05
preferred.(quar.)
preferred
12)
York
11- 3
12-15
12-31.
130c
(year-end)_____..
...
Stock
12-15
1-15
12-18
Ltd.—
(increascd-ouar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
4:40%;
1- 4
1
1-
20c
Michigan
V-
tquar.)
4.35%
12-31
12-15
12-15
12-15
«.
.
.
I2%c
preferred (quar.)
4.45% preferred (quar.)
Miami Copper Co., extra on
Michigan Abrasive, 6% conv.
,
(subject
;
4.35%
12-31
2-15
5%
Common
12-22
$1.43%-:
1-15
1-15
$1.50
•*
%
.
12^*28
2- 1",
12-31
1-1
1- 1
1-12
$2
Co.—
New
com.
Thermit
3.90%
12-15
2
20c
dividend)
Corp.
(stock dividend)
approval of stockholders Jan.
36%c
—
1-
20c
-
$6 preference (quar.)
Luminutor-Harrison
(stock
8
30c
4D0% -preferred tquar.jl—
4.20% preferrod' fquar.
4%
1
common..
—
Lynch
pf*.i (quar.)
4.50%
;
2-
80c
37%c
62%n ;
/
(quar.)__
of
Machine
ft
3.85%
1-11
1-11
Lucky Lager Brewing (quar.).
"
•
$1129'
Co.,
3.80%
1-11
1
8
115c
.
Power ft Light—
3.80% -preferred
.
1
2-
8
$1.05
_
$1:46
preferred
Kaixsas City
2-
$1.24
12-
50c
5%%
;
•
$1.11
.
1-11
12-
8
Corp.—
(quar.)
Corp.,
1
12-22
!)3%c
-
Steel
2-
12-22
12-
12-22
2c
v
(s-a)___
12-16
12-15
1-4
30c
__x
—
pfd.
Metropolitan Brick, Inc. (quar.)..
Metropolitan Edison Co.—
'
12-17
4
Lynchburg Foundry Co.—
Extra
$1.04
.1-4
2%
Bank
Year-end
12-15
Gas ft Electric, com.
(increased)
35c
5%
preferred (quar.)
31 %c
Louisville, Henderson ft St. Louis Iiy. Co.—
5% non-cumulative preferred (s-a)
—$2.50
Lowney (Walter M.) Co., Ltd. (quar.)
£25c
$2
(year-end)
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Kahler
Corp.
(quar.)
-
12-24
Louisville
12-28
1-
&
Mesta
12-15
$2
;
Laughlin Steel
preferred
12-
$1
(annual)
common
<s-a)_
Mutual
ft
12-31
$4
Tea Co., 3%%
preferred (quar.)—
Jockey Club, Ltd., 6%' A preferred (quar.)—
5%% B preferred tquar.)
Johnston
12-31
25c
———
A
Merritt-Chapman
12-19
—
(quar.)
common
preferred- (quar.)
Mergenthaler Linotype
12-29
15c
(quar.)_^-_._^___._x.
5.10%
preferred
(quar.).
Louisville Cement Co.. (year-end)
$1
—
————
Jewel
Jones
1-1
1-10
:
Co.,
$3.50
12-30
50c
(quar.)
5%
v.30c /:
...
Extra
12-15
1-22
11-27
12-15
"
(quar.).
Distilleries,
*
12-15
62%c
—
preferred
8
Merck
12-11
1
12-30
12-18
1-2
1- 4
1-
"
(quan25c
Mfg.
class
cents
Metal
Light, 4.16% pld. (quar.)
tquar.)
preferred
4.90%
1-
12-30
15c
—
15c
—
preferred
4.44 %
12-15
4
12-11
10c
25c
■
—
tquar.)—
—
Mortgage,
Jersey
1-
12-11
2%
(increased)—:
&
11-27
12-31
5%
Sons
Louisiana Power
12-15
1
1
1
$1
common
Year-end
1-
$3.25
——————
(quar.)—.
...
ft
12-11
1-
1-
$1.10
(quar.)
common
Telephone-Co.," 5%
Merchants
Co.—
Los
Lowenstein
$1-25
Dock
&
preferred (quar.)
Angeles Athletic Club
Los
Angeles Drug
12-15
pfd. (accum.)——
Jenkins Bros., non-voting common
Year-end
Founders
12-29
$1.25
—
5%
12-15
1-
dividend
Stock
11-30
12-29
$1.25
——
Jeannette Glass Co., 7%
2
$1.25
Long
(quar.)
(quar.
.*_
;
Stock-dividend
1-1
$1.08%
——
4
50c
12%e
pfd.
6% preferred (s-a):
Mercantile Stores Co;
.
$1.06J/4
—
preferred
4.35%
4.40%
5c
50c
preferred'(s-a)
Melcliers
8
•
-'$6
50
11-30
1
Engineering Co.—
Corp (extra
Megowen-Educator-Food
*
12-21
12-21
„
4
1-
10c*
Medford
■
*
12_1f
1
1-
10c
...
1-
181
(extra;
12
1
12~ °
11- 2
12-18
11-30
V>
Ltd.
non-voting__
I.
dividend
•Meadvillc
12-15
12-
Inc.,
preferred"
12-31
1- 4
1- 1
25c
(quar-.)
conv.
Mead Johnson
12-10
Loew's
12-
4
12-31
12-15
12-14
12*
5%
ft
•McQuay-Norris
20c
12-15
2
12- 4
12-31
A
Stock
5%
'''
12-16
12-15
(Marcus)
12-31
'V,
1
Inc.
12-10
.1-15
'
A
Co.
Machine
McQuay,
12-10
12-29
440c
;
B
McNeil
1-10,
(quar.)-__-.
-
1st preference scries
class
Machine
12-31
15c
(quar.)
°
12-15
20c
...
(quar.)
(quar.)
Porcupine Mines,
1"
12-30
62%c
Aircraft
Corp.,
McKay
'
12-29
20c
:
Groceterias,
$1.60
1
Co.
&
l-~«
12"-~
1
2-
88c
...
preferred
Ray)
Extra*
2-
(s-a).
15c
Trucking Co.
McKales
2-2
12-10
12 %c
________
1
1-
12-11
3-1
12-30
5%
1
2-10
McLean
50c
_=
1-
12-29
Mclntyrc
12-15
Class
dividend
Loblaw
12-15
1
12-15
12-10
(Fort
(quar.)
-1-4
1-27
150c
1- 1
20c
(quar.)
dividend.............
Stock
12-21
50c
preferred
(quar.)____
(J.
McDonnell
1
1-
Ltd.,
12-14 '
1- 2
50%
_•
...
(quar.)
convertible
1- 2
30c
$1.75
Lock Joint Pipe (increased)
(quar.)_^.______
Lock Steel Chain tquar.)__.
1-
2%
—_—_____—.—
12-15
11-27
12-14
5c
3%%
McDermott
12-31
60c
1-
5c
40c
tquar.)—
dividend
2
1-
5%
___—
-
2
1-
82%c
.* ; $1.10
$1.03%
$1.20
*
12-15
1-
12-24
46c
60c
40c
(quar.
preferred (quar.)
ft Light, common (quar.)
'3.30%
preferred* (quar.)
4.40%' preferred (quar.)___________
Power
1-29
12-30
50c
National
Lipc-Rollway Corp.,
4410%
5%
(L.)
Corp.
Common
30c
Wayne)
dividend)..
(stock
(initial)
Corp., $2.50 preferred (quar.)....
McCrory-McLellan Stores Corp.—
12-10
12%c
(quar.)__
Inc.
Holders
of Rec.
When
Payable
110c
...
McCord
1-18
12-15
3-15
1-15
Common
12-31
1- 5
12-29
Co.
McCall
4- 5
—
W.)
McBrine
10c
21, 1959
Share
-
(qtiar.)..
common
12-7
$1.4334
(N.
Ltd.
(J.
New
12-14
$1.12%
Y.), com. (stk. divd.)
(quar.)
Liberty Life Insurance (S. C.) (initlal-quar.)
Liberty Loan Corp. (quar.)
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7% pfd. (quar.)
Lilly (Eli)
ft
Co.
(extra)
a
Stock
Mays
12-22
1-15
2-1
1- 2
—4%
Liberty Fabrics
5%
preferred
Lincoln
___———:
"
12-29
(quar_),—30c
common
Stock dividend
(quarterly from'
of Boston
Funding,
4.30%
12-15
4
1-16
12-14
2-1
12-29
of Company
Maxwell,
50c
-
62c
preferred (quar.)———
Iowa Electric Light & Power-
*■
12-10
(
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Trust
^—L
6c
Ltd.,
6%
Iowa
12-10
55c
salt? of
from
_________
investment
net
Stores,
(quar..)
8c
plus
income
profits
Foundation,
Investment
1
1-1
1-
America—
realized
preferred
Products
^December
Monday
.
Per
Name
1-15
50c
Fink
160c
+75c
quar.)~—.—
securities
Investment
pfd. tquar:96%c
(resumed)
50c
Navigation
12-18
&
1-31
Sons, 3.85%
&
7%.c
<increased
investment
net
net
8'J/4C
(quar.u—______
1-
54%c
68*y4C
25c
(quar.———
of
Co.
from
from
of Rec.
.
Hoiaers
Payable
,
Interstate Securities
Investment
A
12-31
ioc
$1.25
tquar.)
preferred
ft
Coal
class
When
Share
•
1-15
f5c
preferred
5% %
(James)
Lehigh
Interstate Power—
4.36%
Travelware,
Lehn
Inc., common (quar.;
—
preferred (quar.)___
—-
of Company
12-31
ioc
—
prior
Lees
4-21
1
Leeds
Corp.
Telegraph
Interstate Hosts,
5%
Per
Name
of Rec.
12-11
1
b-10
1-
tquar. >
International
1-
.
2%
2'
2-29
1-1
12-1
$1.G5
1-15
12-21
35c
1- 5
12-15
Contimied
on
page
46
Volume
190
Number 5909
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2625)
13
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Stock Record from the New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY
RANGE OF SALE
PRICES
Range for Previous
30 % Jan
40% Dec
3
43% Jan
13
102 Va Jan
71 % Nov
120
7
Jan
14
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
-
37 Va July 1-5
14% Jan
29
40
Sep
1
20
59% Feb
9
24
108% Oct
-
4
23% Jan
Jan
2
34% July 15
Acme
31
26
Sep
23
30% Mar
Adams
33% Oct
9
6
Oct
1
97
7
Jan
2
19% Dec 29
16% Jan- 23~
Nov
25% Nov
•
33
2
Jan
94% Jan
11
18
,"17
83% Nov 21
•
297
0-
% Jan
3
5
24% Jan
2
34
11 Vt Jan-
2
Dec
2
16
Jan
72
4 % Jan
10 % Dec
21
2
80-
80% Jan
'
3
Sep
1
22% Apr
8
2
53% Dec
18
30
9% Jan
160
28
29
Jan
2
32% Jan
28
40% Nov 11
44% Jan
12
Dec
-100
16
92
15% Oct
6
7
12% Feb
96% Oct
-•
12
7
92
Jan
29->
10
36% Jun
27
Sep
15% Nov
Apr
2
Jan
74
22 % May
19
17
29%
29%
4,800
26%
*59
59%
*58%
60
59
*58%
114%
115%
114
23%
23
"59
113%
xll2%
22%
23%
22%
23%"
23 Va
24%
32%
33%
32%
33
32%
115
115
60
116
26%
26%
58%
118
5,300
58 %
200
118
23%
5,900
-
24%
21,800
33 Va
32%
19%
18%
19
19
19
18%
18%
3,200
83%
83%
82%
82%
82
84%
6,700
J
pfd 1951 series——100
conv
Industries
Gas
310
4%
*307
316
315
'#>7
*303
310
4%
4%
4%
4%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29
18%
18%
51%
53%
13,800
81%
20
4%
4
18%
18%
18%
18 Va
18%
18%"
48%
48%
49%
49
50%
50%
51%
80
80%
81 %
*80
81%
17%
1
-
*200"
Inc
100
12%
12%
*190
43%
41%
54%
~-
55%
*94%«
96%
1
18%
18
120%
.
*80
230
42%
1
gtd-_
„
12%
No par-
preferred———1.0
321
%
29
100
convertible
3,700
4%
48
1
■
28%
-5
*
—
*311
<
4%
28%
19Va
Inc
32%
29%
29
2
;
common
Industries
*304
2
,—
Corp
Products
Inc
-
19
12%
12%
215
*190
42%
*80
12%
12%
*195
220
40%
40%
42%
81%
*80
12 VB
12%
215
40%
4%
8,100
4,900
14,600
r
12 Va
61,200
40%
42 %
10,700
8,500
*185
215
x53%
•
54
53%
53%
53
53%
52 Va
53%
x92%
92%
92%
92'%
92
92%
*92%
93%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19
1,300
117%
118%
116%
118
14,900
*
18%
122%
119V4
18%
121
117
120
.
90
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
51%
50%
51%
50%
51
51
51 %
4,200
39
39
37%
38%
37%
1,800
9%
9%
58%
59 %
83% Mar 17
Allied Products Corp
2
5
Allied Stores Corp common—No par
4% preferred
100
37 %
75"
75 '
17
38% Sep
Allls-Chalmers
29
127 V* Sep
14% Feb
61% Jun
Allied
Laboratories
Allied Mills
4
8
11
11
26% Feb
2
42% Oct 31
32% Sep
8
38% Oct 13
27
1
39 Va July 15
May
77 Va May 11
115% July 24
Inc
;i -
.
—_
1
25
13
29%
26%
39
Jun
96% Oct
29%
26%
51
Jan
2
29%
26%
39
26
-
29%
27%
52%
27
60% Jan
30%
26%
17,400
39%
27
,
29%
31,200
17%
Dec
Jan
8,100
14%
39%
52% Jan
104
50%
14
51%
8% Oct
Nov
27%
49%
14%
5
25
111
2
27
50%
13%
83%
Allen
7
4.08%
1
39Vo Feb 25
91% Jan
27%
49%
14%
No par
Nov
75
26%
49%
13%
No par
21
37
11
27%
48%
13%
19%
Allied Chemical Corp
Allied Kid Co
64% Apr 21
44% Feb 24
46 V4 Sep
13
82% July 28
30% Dec 31
25%
48%
82%
Products
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
21% Mar 20
17
55% Dec
6
<
4
Dec
16% Jan 21
10% May 1935% Jan
2'
25%
13%
30%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp:
28% Aug 25
Aug
500
9,000
117
82%
6%
8
2
132
*108
48
27%
Alleghany Corp common
$4 conv prior preferred
17
60% Aug 31
102
116
24%
27%
4%% preferred
18
Nov
*108
14
29%
_-___^-_l
117
63 V?
20
Alco
15
245
-
1
1
108
Shares
42%
63
33%
Aldens
Jan
43% Oct
57
12
Jan
13%
—No par
116
*40%
25%
48
—1
;»
*106
42
63%
49 %
__25
Co
~
116
24%
•
19%
Alabama
17% Dec
72 % Apr
62%
82%
A
30
54% Nov 18
17
Dec
-Dec
«
6% Mar 19
35
85
30
41
63
33%
Control
4.50%
17
Dec
41%
62%
50c
Apr 22
16% Nov
Dec
41%
63%
the Week
Dec. 18
Air Reduction Inc common—No par
23% Jan
12
43%
61%
™„_10
Aeroquip Corp
9
33
Apr 18-
Air
23
17
160-
2
91
22 Vb Nov
3% Feb
77'% Jun
*41%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp..*5
28% Dec
9
Inc
Co—.—
Express
42%
63%
*106
Friday
Dec. 17
61%
1
Sales for
Thursday
Dec. 16
42%
Admiral Corp
328
IIIGII SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Dec. 15
5
100
Adams-Millis Corp
4
12
Jan
Steel
29% May 11
34% July 16
01% Mar 10
22
Oct
9
3
0C% Nov 24
•
2
Jan
14% A pr
Dec
26
•
71
290
•
s:
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
31
20%-Nov : 7
~
2
July
Dec
16
I20
21
23% Jan
2
63% Nov
2
Sep
17% Dec
13-
Jan
ACF Industries
Aug 17
12% Nov
26
Tuesday
Dec. 14
1
common:
convertible preferred
Vending Corp—
ABC
16
14
24% Jan
14
57
46% Nov 23
4%
Apr 24
27% Dec
Monday
-
Par
Fund
18
32
2
134
20
LOW AND
STOCK
Abbott Laboratories
2S% Oct
2
193%. Jan
Abacus
47% May
8
84% Apr 28
18% Mar >6
YORK
EXCHANGE
29% Dec
»
49 % Jan
NEW
Highest
24% Nov
2
20 % Jan
Lowest
20% Aug 26
■49% Oct 24
3
19% Jan-
Nov
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowesi
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
Mfg
10
common
convertible preferred,.—100
-Alpha Portland Cement™
1
Co
of
*17%
18
9%
10
58%
35%
1
59
*75%
34%
117
*17%
*115
9%
5P
76%
35 %
34%
117
9%
6
*75 %
114
%
76%
34%
114
9%
x5S
75%
34%
*112
10
9%
400
9%
5,100
58%
50 Va
58
75%
75%
75 %
250
34%
26,300
34%
117
34
-
*111
11,000
119
10
35
35%
34%
34%
34
34%
34
34%
33%
33
33%
33%
35%
34%
35%
34%
35%
347/B
35 VB
103%
105%
104%
104%
100
34
——No-par
Aluminium Limited
Aluminum
34%
*115
18
«
America
1
102%
103%
103
104%
*40
41%
52'%
*49%
52%
47
x45
45%
74%
72%
104
2,800
155,200
107
17,200
Amalgamated Leather Co—
52
15
Jan
22
27% Jan 21
33% Feb
Feb
42% Dec
-
11
53% Dec 15
21
25
81
Apr 29
114% Sep
17
33'AJan
5
Feb
12
39
44% Sep 22
69% Nov 25
27% Nov
82
Mar 31
51
Dec
10
56% July 17
106 % Feb
5
6%
convertible preferred
Amalgamated
Amerace
Petroleum
35% Apr
30
23 Va Nov
18
33% Apr
9
American
117% Nov
10
9
3%%
19-
44% Nov 12
42% Jan
2
160 % Apr
50 Va Sep.
2
American
Bakeries
7
31
18
American
Bank Note
66 %
9
34% Jan
27 Va Apr
25%
2-
58% Dec
6ct~l0
135% Oct
40% Oct
14
May 29
32% Oct
58
Jan '
19%Fe#2j5
37% Dec
11
23% JaW»2
47% Dec
16
23% Sep
45% Jan
Nov
11
18
7
46 % Dec
2
64 % May 29
22
Amer
6%
*49
47
74-
75
Corp
10
14% Jan
85% Jan
t__1
Co_—
Corp
Amerada
41
———12.50
Sugar
50
No par
Agricultural Chemical—No par
Airlines common"
1
convertible preferred—!
44
10
common,
preferred
50
39% May
6
American
Bosch
58
3
American
Brake
Jaiv
2
22
20% Jan
2
33% Nov 20
19
Jan
2
19
Jan
7
20% Feb
3% Jan
2
20% Sep 22
9% Nov 17
7% Feb
13
141% Mar 18
American
52% NOV
American
Can
Arma Corp2_i_
2
Shoe Co
No par
Cable
11
41 % Jan
2
18
40% Nov
13
50% Jan
2
37% Sep
11
42% Jan 21
17
40% Mar
2
39% Jan
2
45 lA Dec
24
51
Sep 29
47% Dec 19
35% Sep
47% Jan
17
44% Dec
-
20% Oct
29%
Jan"
38
July 14
6
84
Jan
15
11
45% Sep
21
40% Nov 20
38% Feb
9
46% Feb
17
3
39 % Jan
17
55% Dec
Feb
24
38% Jan
23
15
96% Mar
80% Jan
25
2
44 % Mar 17
Theatres Inc
6%
1%
20
Radio Corp
&
Co
25% Sep
Amer
44
14
May 28
Sep
2
Chicle
Commer
American
4%%
Sugar
American
50
Apr 17
55% May 18
25
Jan
2
46
July 27
American
Enka
9
45
Feb
4
American
19% Jan
2
30% Dec
25% Oct
30
11% Jan
2
18% Oct 30
34% Apr 15
18% Jan 22
38 Ve
31
122
Mar 13
44 VB
44%
46%
•46%
62%
*61
29%
'
30%
29'A
30%
29%
30
19%
*19-
19%
19
19
19
19
11%
11 Va
11%
11%
11%
24,300
42
42%
41%
42 V4
41%
41%
41
41%
41
41%
48,100
VB
22
21'A
21%
21
>/B
21 %
14,300
38'A
38%
38%
38%
20'/a
21%
10
38%
39
38%
*87%
90
*87%
59%
59%
20
*45%
46%
10
46%
47
34%
38 'A
38 %
American Export Lines Inc
40c
& Foreign Power—No par
26%
27
American
Hardware Corp
American
Home
American
Ice Co common—No par
Mar 17
110
Mar 30
12.50
5
18% July
9
American
International Corp
16
Jan
2
17% Dec
3
20% Jan
2
American
Investment
Jan
2
21% July 28
111
Jun
3
Feb
25
5%%
17
American
Products
1
-
preferred_10o
prior preferred
Mach & Fdry
1(5%
37%
176
16 %
45%
46%
34%
*38
26
9
36%
172
16%
59
%
*45 %
90
59%
46
14,700
46
45'A
45%
600
47 VB
47%
47 VB
47%
43,600
34%
34%
35%
34%
35 J/4
4,800
38%
39%
39%
*39%
40%
26%
26
26%
26'A
26%
9%
9
9%
ha
9%
37%
36%
175%
170
17
*16%
36%
170
17%
108
*102
108
16
16
16
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
98
*93
98
49%
48%
*79
49%
80-.
59%
47 VB
16
48%
92
Oct 20
Apr
1
21% Sep 21
89% Dec 14
*93
48%
80%
Dec
18
24'A Sep
21
16% Nov 21
13% Jun
8
Jan
2
102
20Vb Feb
28
31
59% Apr
34% Jan
30
American
Machine & Metals_No par
53%
54
54%
55%
16
American
Metal
24%
25 Vb
24%
24%
Jan
22
98
4%%
Climax
98
36%
170
16%
*102
37
171%
17%
108
27
27%
8%
9
36%
37%
170
171
17%
16%
*102
108
American
Metal
18
American
Molasses
3
8
Jan
25% Feb 25
96% Nov
56
73 Va
16
Co
2
41% Dec
16
4
American
Motors Corp
2
69% Nov
17
Apr
14
American
Natural Gas Co
20% Jan
2
35 % Dec
2
32 % Jan
7
64% Dec
14
American
News
34% Sep
33% Apr
12
40% Nov
14
38% Jan
6
1
American
Optical
38% Nov
4
3
American
11% Jan
2
49% Aug
8
16% Dec 30
53% July
54 "VB Mar
18% Apr 21
152
Mar 17
American
7
144% Nov 26
157
May 12
22 'A Jan
13
34% Nov
48% Apr
10
68
35% Jan
2
140
Oct
2
43
Jan
2
117% Jan
2
6
May 5
51% Oct 20
155
Jun
13
61% Nov
126
-
138
31
Sep 22
Sep 29
Dec
18
41
May
52% Mar 31
92
Nov
41 % Sep
66% Feb
9
133% Sep
30
7
54 Va Jun
26
July 16
117% Oct
5
27% Dec 22
29% Dec 30
27% Jan
45% Dec 18
2
13
1
23
27
148% Mar 20
63% Mar
9
*15%
16%
300
17%
17%
17%
17%
6,000
96
94
94
49%
50%
*92
79
54%
55%
56%
57%
55%
56%
2,400
24%
24%
24
24%
23%
24%
34,700
79%
*78
2
14% Nov
6
13% Jan
2fl
18% May 18
75% Sep
22
74% Feb
27
97% Dec
1
90
119% Sep- 15
25% Jan
2
134% Jun
4
117
11
37
Jan
8
10
4
22% Jan
~2
37%
40
Jan
13
63% Oct
46% Jun
30
39
Dec
31
27% Dec 23
17% Nov
6
Jun
9
Sep 22
Jan
16
13Va Mar 12
Jan
43% Mar
89
M>r
18
'7
109% Nov 25
47%
47%
47%
47
48%
48%
49%
48%
48%
3,300
&
44%
45 %
45%
47
47
47%
44 %
47 VB
44
45%
Rad
Std Sany com___5
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 %
14%
14%
14%
25,300
42,600
&
Co
preferred
100
25% Nov 23
29% Aug
24% Nov
4
27 «/2 May
14% Jan
2
19% Oct
20
17
7
1
21
63
Dec
2
137
Nov
23
*137%
140
*137%
140
*137%
140
33%
32%
32%
32
32%
31'A
82%
78
81
78
79%
80
81
79
80
50 %
49%
50%
49%
50
49%
49%
49%
50%
133%
134%
134%
136
134'A
135'A
135%
135
58
136
58
117%
preferred_100
117%
African Inv Co Ltd—£1
30'A
30 Va
69%
70%
non-cumulative
Foundries—
1
31%
31
31%
136
12,800
2,300
110
6,300
520
15,200
850
59%
59%
*58%
59
*58%
59
58%
*117%
118%
*117%
119
*117%
119
*117%
30%
31%
30%
31%
31%
31%
31 VB
31%
21,600
69%
71
71%
74%
74%
77%
74%
76
17,400
73%
58%
1
119
300
20
1
72%
72%
73%
73%
74%
com—25
25
American Sumatra Tobacco
5
American Tel & Tel Co
33%
American Tobacco common
25
28 VB
28%
27%
28%
27%
27%
27%
28%
27%
28 VB
4,000
27%
28%
27%
2d
27%
26
27%
28
27%
28
8,020
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
1 t-/a
14%
14%
14%
400
116,200
11,600
1%
preferred
Water
Preferred 6%
76%
76%
76%
77%
76%
77 VB
76%
76%
76%
106%
105%
107%
105%
106%
105 %
106 %
105%
106 VB
119
118
119%
118%
119%
118'A
118%
118
118%
118
45
45%
45%
46%
46
47
46%
47 VB
15
15%
15
15%
15%
16 VB
16%
17%
26%
26%
27%
27%
*27
27%
25%
*25
25%
*25
17%
17
25
series
*2.5
17%
51%
119 %
50
63%
No par
Co
1
60% Mar 18
Anaconda
Wire
39
31
33
Feb
3
47
May 31
66
Dec
17
34
Mar
77
100
—-—25
1
50% Dec
*14%
72%
Co com—5
AMP Inc endorsed shares
14
74%
105%
Ampex Corp
1
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
61% Oct
74
Corp
Preferred 5%% series
25
Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
Anaconda
75
Works
American
74% Mar 17
&
Cable
25%
18 VB
17%
17%
16%
26%
26%
26
17%
26 %
*25
47
16%
26 %
1,030
32,300
13,200
400
26
16%
17 VB
4,400
56%
23,500
52%
55%
54%
55%
56%
55%
119%
125%
119%
123%
120%
119 VB
37%
39%
37%
38%
37%
38%
37%
38%
10,433
65'A
64%
65 VB
64%
65%
65
65%
64
%
65%
30,700
52%
54
51%
53%
52%
54
53
54
51%
53
40%
40%
40%
41 %
40
40%
39%
40%
39%
40
38%
53%
*25
46%
16%
4,800
123
40 %
55%
117
123
20,300
1,080
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
Dec
Jan
2
Jan
2
41% Nov
14
13
32 % Dec
5
see page
*
28% Oct 20
■
footnotes,
139
50
13
100
139
79%
82
American
Jan
140
78
32%
6% preferred
American Viscose
a
140
79%
American Smelt & Refg com_No par
7% preferred
10o
American Snuff Co common
25
46% Mar 13
Jan
47%
Potash
:
1
Chem„_No par
23
22
33
For
62
30% Sep
58% Sep
22
W.
57 VB
17% Dec
51 Va Nov 26
88
56%
62
55% -July 29
»<- •
61% May 21
Dec*~5
57%
62%
Co__
8% Jan
10% Jun
83
56%
62%
25
Refining
105
139,300
77%
57%
Sugar
35% Feb
14
1,300
62%
Stores
4
18
72% Dec
8,000
16
56%
American
Nov
27% Dec
120
25%
15%
62
American
27
4
91
24%
15%
64
4
3
*87 %
25%
15
81 VB
2
31
9l
25%
57%
Steel
Dec
23'A Jan
78'/B
*87%
15
62%
Amer South
35 % Dec
26
81%
90
25%
56%
American
35% Dec
Nov
*14%
*87%
78%
17
6
15% July 11
28 % Dec 29
25%
14%
57%
16
6
39
25%
14%
64%
31% Dec
12
2
25%
82%
77 Va Dec
31Vb Jan
9% Jan
*87%
14%
20
56%
26% Mar 26
65% Jan
105
89%
25%
38,500
64
45
25% Feb
260
50%
89 %
5
12
2
—— —
16%
American Seating Co
10
American Ship Building Co__No par
6%
1,500
*15%
79
25 VB
—No par
Co
Jun
Jan
125
7%
8,300
48%
♦14%
91
2,300
80 %
1
Products
48% Jan
Sep 21
.
400
4,800
30,600
49%
*79
—2
100
22
Dec
Jan
com__i
preferred
32 % Jan
11
Inc
_
58%
38%
*102
*79
900
59%
34 VB
16
100
90
46%
1
—_
*45 Va
*87%
34 'A
108
_3.50
com
59'A
90
47
16
*94
*87%
4,500
38%
*102
_100
—
37 VB
175
9%
59%
45%
21%
38%
*87%
1
of 111
Co
9
59%
'
211/4
38%
38 Va
90
"
41
600
11
21%
15% Oct
17
18,700
11%
_10()
5
preferred
30%
*19
10%
34
3.90%
4,900
2,900
July 21
July 27
May 19
18,700
51%
2,120
May 27
52% Nov
29%
51%
55%
25
84
29
51%
50 Vb
Corp
non-cumulative
29%
51
11%
No par
6%
29%
52 Va
36 %
193
9
11 Va
30
50%
29%
19%
29 Vo
53%
36
9
7
31
30%
50
12
45% Oct
30%
*19
29%
x52%
54%
Leo
77% Oct
31
53%
54%
14'A Jan
105
30%
52%
50%
17% Nov 18
'
.
36%
108
17% Jan
725
1,200
62%
54
27
— —
82,700
50
31
Oct~13
45%
4,500
24%
125
36
Feb
30%
44%
45%
28%
24
50
Jan
JufTlO
44%
*61
28%
*112
36%
13
85%
62'%
24%
54%
94
14
45%
29%
126
54%
18
Jan
44%
45%
*61
24%
49%
134
79
44%
62%
28%
*115
36 V4
3
18
24%
54%
13
Dec
45
29
126
50
Jan
94
24%
100
35,400
36%
Jan
.
74%
50
13
96
72%
36%
73
104
74%
2,500
54
American
1
72 Va
110
50%
54%
European Secur
11
73%
*48 %
50%
American Distilling Co
American Electric Power Co
36% Nov
Aug 27
Apr 21
46
51
54%
Cyanamid Co—
44
Dec
45%
*115
44%
44%
*61
45%
28%
24%
126
44%
62%
10
65% July 28
55% Dec
<il% Dec
44%
45
49%
com
26% Nov 13
2
44%
44%
*61
*48%
46%
42
36%
Line
Barge
Crystal
2
16% Jan
%"
29 Vh
49%
42
No par
Co
3
prior preferred-—
2
8% Nov 27
24%
*115
49%
45
41%
25
12
31
28%
25
41%
37
Co
14 % Jan
17
29 %
126
41%
—No par
American
American
1
12.50
common
preferred
Chain & Cable
81% Aug
7
65% Apr 28
106
1
'
common
preferred
32 % Feb
Sep 22
'
73%
*40
Broadcasting-Paramount
Aug
13
-
24%
*115
American
2
28%
100
No par
Co
41
24.
July 28
95 V2 Apr
9
41 Ve
6
Aug
36% Jan
14
Common
$4 preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co_.
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
6.25
No par
21.80
10
*86
37%
31
90
38
31%
*86
37%
30%
90
*86
37%
37 %
31
30
90
86
86
37%
37%
38
31
30 %
30%
*86
37%
30Vs
2,700
88
90
38
6,000
4,300
30%
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2626)
14
.
.
Monday, December 21, 1959
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Highest
Lowest
29
Jan
Range Since Jan.
2
38% NOV
18
49% Feb
11
Archer-Danlels-Midland
27
40% Jan
26
Argo Oil Corp
7
80% July 29
Armco
7
37% Nov 24
Armour
9
49% Nov 25
Armstrong Cork Co common
Feb
25
41% Aug
4
39% Apr
7
67% Dec
19
64 Vu May
12 Vb Feb
10
24% Dec
31
23
2
39
Nov
3
90
16.% Apr
7
22% Sep
80
75
Feb
29
Jan
19 % Dec
30
19
Jan
15
2
9
10
31 % Feb
11
10% Aug
8
10% Jan
2
19
46% Nov
94% Jan
6
105
Jan
2
96
67
23
34% Dec
25
27% Feb 12
6% Jan
Sep
17% Nov 20
23% Oct
———•
15
May
35% Feb
% Dec 17
May 5
29
22% Jan
5
May
19
Dec
{
2,
8tt %
7
Apr
I''
99
59
Sep 25
Nov
10
&
17'/« Jan
2
28'% Dec
31
9'/8 Jail
2
10% Dec
18
24% Nov
i»!u oCt
18
58% Dec
16
107 % Mar 31
2
88% Jan
Oil
8
92
27% Jan
2
Feb
25
53%' Dec 30
45% Nov 13
86'/a Jan
34
&
29%
76%
77
76%
3,700
77
76
77
75%
76%
75%
36
76%
36 %
11,000
35%
36%
x34%
35%
34%
35%
35 %
36
45
45 %
45 %
33,400
45%
45 %
45%
45%
1
45
45%
77%
76%
76%
76%
*76
76%
20%
18%
19%
19%
20
*19%
20
220
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
26%
26
27
12,700
23%
23%
23,000
77
24%'
>
33% Sep
92
Jan
11
6
.
%
23
22%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
37
36%
37%
37
38
38
xl2%
12%
12%
12%'
12%
57%
57%
58%
57%
58%
58%
58%
100%
100%
101
10
61
—10
non-cumulative
preferred—lo
Atlantic
102
63%
26%
26%
.
101
101;-
%
9%
4%
——
x29
100
City Electric Co com
4% preferred
75
Dec
17
62 % May 25
Atlantic Coast Line RR
16
53% Apr 17
86 % Mar
3
Atlantic
15
Jan
15
8% Aug
8
5% Oct
28
8% Jan
17% Aug
5
15% Jun
16
16% Feb
27
96
26 >
11
July 29
Jun
30
2
72% Sep 22
25% Dec 19
68% Jan
7% Jan
15% Nov 24
24% Feb
10
16% Jan
8
28% Dec
19
21% Jun
9
27% Jan
13
22% Auy
G
29% Dec
30
25% Apr
29
Nov
30
23% Nov 20
28% Dec
7
.50
150
13-
57%
9,700
38
13 %
37%
12%
38
12%
100%
101
61
62.
61%
62%.,
26%
26%
26 "4
26%
-
13
,
63
26%
26%
61%
1,700
5,300
-
58%
100%
%
63
"
58
81
-
2,MO
100%
-
•/
5,200
9%
9%
20*
9%'
29
81
:
si..*
31
9%
29%
81
,
26%
26%
44,900
9%
9%
21,200
28%
28%
6,200
81%
81%
81%
'9%
,
29 %
81
81
9%
23%
-
.
,
v1
"
—No par
51%
52 %
51%
52%
51% !
51%
51
51%
50%
40%
41%
40%
41%
40%-
413 s
40%
41',,
40%
41%
75%
76'%
75 %
76
77.
75
160
51
common—_—10
$3.75 series B preferred—
100
Atlas Corp common
—15% preferred
—20
Refining
—_—
Powder
Atlas
Co
20
_—
Austin Nichols common——No par
Conv
1,240
62%
29
'
9%-
29%
„
47% Feb
39% Sep
"*76
36%
22
—-J—100
Co
46
5.400
*19%
19%
-1
38 3 4
-
Topeka & Santa Fe—
5%
10
38 %
:
78
19%
—
Common
Nov
*77%
24%
Refining common--1
Investment
4
2
67
40%
28%
2.50
1st preferred
8
2
90
39%
29%
—_5
-
10% Mar
6% Jan
2!)
39%
29
.—No par
_2_
Common
32% July
14 % Jan
78% Oct
38%
2.9% "29%
preferred $1.50 series—No par
Corp——
.5
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
9
18.
80
38%
29%
2nd
5.25%
Shares
38%
29%
ASR Products
Associates
the Week
"
Dec. 18
38%
Industries Inc—
Ashland
Friday
.
29%
'
40% May 19
Dec. 17
38%
—.——5
$3.75 preferred—
17
28% Dec
28
Co—
28% Apr
25% May 15
Sales for
Thursday
Dec. 16
29%
----10'
Corp—
Arvln
,14% Jun
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Dec. 15
No par
Arnold Constable Corp
2
Tuesday
Dee. 14
5
23% July 16
I
44
Steel
Atchison
Feb
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
15
44% Dec
28% Nov
22
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
1
Highest
Lowest
15%
*15%
92%
92%
92%
92
93
/ 7
6%'
76
6%
.
15%
93
i
-«
92
.
*:
76%
960
6%
6 ''8
6%
47,800
15%
6%
*15%
15%
15%
1,000
92%
18%
18%
18
18%
18
18%
19
25
25
25
24%
24%-*
25
Amer_2 50
52%
53
53%
54
53%
54 V4
54
26%
26%
26%,
27
27%
27-
3
Co of
5% Jan
2
13% Dec
11
10% Jan
7
17% May 25
Avco
15%
16%
15%
16%
15%
16%
15-%
3% Jan
9
10% Nov
21
6 'it Dec
1
12% Jim
Babbitt (B T) Inc
Jun
24
34
Jan
20
Feb
9
42% July 24
bu./i.wck
9% Jan
2
15
Nov
3
13% Jan
6
18% Dec
17
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
247a Nov 23
27 % Dec
7
b
89%
91
1,100
19%
20
3,100
55%
26 %
—No par
issued
Corp
6%
15%
2.50
Automatic Canteen
When
6%
15%
24%
pref ($1.20)
prior
76%
.75
6%
15%
5,000
17,300
„
19%
,
%
25
*24%
25'%
1,200
27%
26-14
27%
5,800
16
15%
16
3,600
125,500
B
26
95
Sep
4
85
Dec
18
22% Apr
45 % Apr
7
7
105%
July"
95
Feb
30 %
8
3
21
10
79
Dec
11
89% Jun
8
6
13
45% Oct
63% Nov
8rf% Dec
101 % Feb
38
Nov
16
50% July
8
57
Dec
18
66
Jan
27
40
20
Oct
29
Dec
10
Jan
6
48% May 27
64% Oct;
22
44
Oct
12
64'/. Jan
27
16% Jan
30% May
7
23
Nov
23
30% May 11
66% Feb 27
29% Jan
4
49% Sep
23
Feb
9
41% Dee
9
28% Jan
2
51'% Oct
21
8
58
Dec
36
Dec
10
7
31
Dec
23
47% Sep
9
44
Jan
2
Aug 22
178
Jan
23
16% Jan
33% Jan
3
Jan
3
127
48
Mar 24
45% Apr
23
2
6
174
,27
Co
Baltimore Gas & Elec
4%
Ohio
3%%
4%%
30
July 29
74% May 6
Dec
18
84
Feb
9
28 % Jan
2
65
Dec
11
Beech
9
42
Apr
10
90%
91% "
92
*90%
91%
79
79
79
79
80%
80%
*80
81%
160
40
40%
39%
40%
39 Va
40%
39'/a
40'a
22,000
preferred—lOO
57%
57%
57%
57%
-57%
57%
57%
57
57%
1
57%
27%
27%
27%
27%
10
—-_1
59
23%
59 y2
60
60
59%
60%
24
24
24
24
25
Beech Creek RR_
44
Dec
31
32% Dec
17
43% Jan
2
2
13% Dec
17
13% Jan
5
18% Dec
15
147/b Feb
25
90
Mar
4
44% Apr 10
23% Aug 27
93
Sep 22
64%>
80%
80%
74% Dec 12
Dec
14
95
61
Sep 22
89
May 14
3
27% Dec 24
22% Sep
10
28% Mar
50% July 21
45% Dec
10
52
Jan
2
l%Oct
13
1% NOV
23
2
28% Jan
6
36% Dec
2
36% Jan
6
32% Sep
22
36% Jan
13
143
Oct
2
159% Jun
12
49 % May 11
137
Sep 23
12% Jan
5
Apr
1
Mar 23
41% Apr
1
43% May 28
59% July 6
155
Feb
11
19 Va Aug
7
83
2
Ilowell
&
Co
7%
12
23% Jan
2
37%
Oct~28
56% July 15
Blaw-Knox
18
1
26 % Dec
11
24% Mar 31
30% Jim
12% Jan
2
18% July 28
15% Nov 25
22
9
34% Feb
25
58% Oct
29% Oct 29
46% Jan
5
22'/a Oct
10
6
23
74% Sep
5
2
7% Jan
14
17% Oct
24
15% Jan
5
3
2
32% Oct
23
15
Nov
17
27 % Jan
6
5%
12% Dec
10
11% Nov
17
17% Mar 13
36% Oct
13
33'/a
6
Nov 20
44% May 25
53% Jun
8
8% May 12
40 V0 Jan 13
12% Sep
8
66 % July 20
37% Feb
76
S°p 24.
58% Sep
81 %
Apr
7
24
66% Mar 17
70%
71%
72
72%
72
72 7 a
23%
22%
23%
23%
24%
24
24%
46%
*46%
46
46'/4
46V4
46
46.
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1
*36%
37%
36%
36 3»
&
37
37
1%
37%
.
1%
1%
37%
1%'
37%
*36%
'
7,100
600
52,900
400
8,000
54%
56,100
138%
138%
1,400
15%
7,400
100
50c
139%
15%
140
41
139
138
16
15%
76%
*75
*75.
41%
*138%
16
39%
41
*138%
140
15%
39%
38%
54%
54%
28%
28
28
19%
19%
18%
19%
19,300
31%
30 "2
31
30%
31 %
83,200
27
27
55%
541/8
x28 y4
28 V4
20%
21%
20%
21%
19%
20%
32%
33'/B
31
32
30%
27%
21%
21%
21%
21%
89%
89%
*28
*
'
39 %
3,000
5,500
800
-
27%
*27%
27%
27
27%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21 %
21'A
21%
1,900
21
21%
20%
21%
21 %
21%
21
21
1,300
89.
89%
89
89%
89
89„
88
881-2
3,100
27
-
•
_
5
46%
47%
100
*77%
78%
*77'/2
78%
25
Co
;
54%
29%
27
76%
5f%
54%
29
5
*75
53%
54%
29
1.25
15%
76%
39%
40%
40
53%
5
Corp
-
15%
*75
76%
1
Brass
139
15%
15%
♦75
76%
-
29
2.50
1
Maine
73%
38%
10
Edison
9,200
72
4
Borg-Warnor Corp common
3 % %
preferred
Boston
60
4 6'A
15
Boston
30
92 %
53 3
Common
18% Apr
6% Jan
Jan
60'/4 Dec 31
*91
37%
Co
25% Apr
17,000
54%
Bond Stores Inc
48% Jan
15,500
92%
*91
15%
74%
38
48%. Dec
70 % Feb
2,100
14%
74
54
9
21
92%
17%
15%
75%
,
37%
Borden
Nov
14%74%
*17%
55%
30
78
17
15%
38%
93% Nov
6
17%
18
76
<
.
12,300
'
37
10
60% Jan
33
23
Mfg Co
&
32 7 «
74'/4
Co
Bohn Aluminum
33
54%
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
May 14
32%
33%
'
■
39 %
1
35
10,100
41
55%
25
Jan
120
63%
*39%
38 %
24% Sep
16
79 %
61%
41
54%
24% Apr
18
78
62
391/4
8
6
Dec
80%
*39%.
' ,61
62
41
55%
2
Oct
19
16
& Decker
80%
81%
,70
6,100
30,900
39 %
22
22
2
31
July
Black
65%
91%
54%
20% Sep
2
2
10% Jan
85
11
18
24
64%
40c
21% Jan
14% Jan
14% Jan
39% Dec
42% Dec
23 %
65%
46'/a
Boeing Airplane Co
30
10
36% Jan
July
*90%
23%
23%
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
Bliss (E W) Co
12
35% Sep
July
Jan
70
91%
23%
63%
90
72%
^
9
Dec
5,100
common—8
preferred
15% Dec
76
*90%
23%"'
65
*91
400
54%)
220
46%
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
2
"204
23
Co__
2
54%
220
1 peso
Inc
(Del)
Jan
6% Jan
56
54%
*204
15%
74%
91
=
-54%
54%
220
1
-
Steel
;
4,800
49
*17%
*
75
91
2,700
38%
49
32%
15%
50
Inc
Gypsum
18%'.
92
•
38%
50%
5
common,
preferred
Benguct Consolidated
Eethlehem
33%
91
51
50%
38%
61
17%
15'%
6,000
51%
*80
32%
73%
3,200
50%
*39%
18
15%
61%
25%
38'%
90
33%
72%
61
25%
*49%
23%
62
15%
1,000
61%
25%
50%
* 62%
41
69%
100
5%
Bcstwall
59%
*39'%
41
1
Beneficial Finance Co
Co
33%
17%
81%
64%
5
common
Bendix Aviation Corp
&
62%
*39%
10
1
4%% preferred
Best
*80
50
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
91
6
OctTi
100
——1
i
Bell
2
54%
pfd
27%
61
24%
■
51%
54%
23%
4%%
1,300
38%
*204
90%
62%
Aircraft Corp
27%.
-
50%
220
23'%
77% Oct
Jun
45
*204
27%
240
38%
54%
54%
*204
209
90%
90%
*90%
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'
90%
24% May 11
118% Jan
' 54%'
54
51
63
2
5
27
-
23%
10
May
54%
27%
59%
Nov
29
27%
23%
Belding-Hcmimuiy
Bell Aircraft Corp..,
13
•
2.50
53% Sep
,
90% ..-91% ' '
79
Beaunlt Mills Inc
(AS)
16,800
90
Beckman Instruments Inc-—__—_1
Beck Shoe
7%
41
prior preferred-—100
preferred
-100
100% Mar 26
2
8,100
90
conv
7
10% Jan
26%
common—12.50
11
28% Jan
26%
Beatrice Foods Co
8
Dec
16
35 % Jan
26*%
53%
22
78
26%
38%
Dec
2
26%
52%
19% Sep
May 22
26%
38%
36% Jan
36% Oct
27
*50%
5
30% Oct 29
26%
50%
19
83
27%
39%
29
3
124,900
26%
50%
Jori
2
15,600
18%
*53%
38%
Dec
May 19
36 »/2
17%
—10
10
40'/a Dec
Jan
35%
18%
No par
20
18
37
17%
Cigars Inc
Bayuk
104
73% Jan
35%
18%'
•
40%
Bath Iron Works Corp—
Bausch «fc Lomb Optical Co
2
29
7%
36%
16%
7%
79
Bangor & Aroostook RR
9
90
7%
34%
17%
7
100
Basic Products Corp—.—
Jan
18 % May 16
7%
36
17
7
100
Barber Oil Corp—
10% Jan
93
7%
34%
17%
100
common—
noncumulative
7%
36%
17
com—No par
preferred series B_:
preferred series C
\%
6%
35%
13
Corp
4%%
Baltimore &
55% Dee
204
1
—9
—
Wilcox
6i
60'/4
60%
61 "
61%
.
45
46%
47 '/8
%
46%
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48
46%
78%
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78%
*77%
Gl%
61%
61%
61%
61
46
2,500
46%
17,500
,1.
78%
62
-
<
4,000
RR—
'
27% May 21
38% Jan
G
5% Jan
2
48% Aug 11
9% Sep 25
26% Jan
2
44'/a Nov
18
7% Nov 24
44
i
•
I.
33% Sep
fl%
Oct
Jan
42% Jan
29
2
17
92
Mai~13
17% Dec
To
9
48
Oct
29
77% Nov
9
85
Jan
21
26% Dec
82
18
15% Sep
22
28% Nov
12
20% Apr
30
No par
8%
8%
100
16%
17%
16
Vo
12%
12
-5
40%
41%
40%
50
preferred
Braniff
Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co common
4%%
2.50
convertible preferred
3%%
Brown
46
11%
12
62%
63
1
common
46
41%
43
*78%
80
27%
27%
16
16
16%
2,100
12
12%
12
12%
14,000
41
41%
41 Va
41%
40%
41%
47
45
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
62 3 4
64
63%
64%
63%
64'A
40%
40%
40%
4iy4
47
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41%
79%
27%
-
27%.
78%
.
Bigelow
_l
15%
15%.
15%
15%. -
%
27'%
15%
*45'/4
15%
15%
;
74%
*73
60
Dec
19
57'
Oct
12
Brown
73%
73%
35% Oct 26
47% Nov
16
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
42 3 8
43'/4
40 Va
42%
41%
41%
41%
JanTT
No par
22%
30
Dec
10
28% Jan
6
33% Mar 16
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
No par
31%
32
31%
32
31%
31%
31%
25
Jun
26
33]/4 Oct
3
21
4
35% May 28
Bucyrus-Erie Co
5
22%
23
22%
22%
22%
22%
21%
13% Jan
2
20% Dec
31
5
26%
25%
25%
24%
10
Jan
10
Jan
2
9% Feb
28
9V2 Jan
2
2
63
Feb
56
Mar 26
25
19% Jan
76
Shoe Co
8
31% July 10
Budd
Oct
10
82 % Nov
27
33% Dec
24
32
14
94'/2 May 27
37% Jan 2d
Buffalo
Forge
Bullard
Inc
15
Co
90
Dec
18% Sep 29
15% Oct 22
24% Jun
16% Dec
13% Sep
14% Jan
23
20% Apr
2
26% July 28
10
68% Jan
2
80% Apr
12
62
3
15% Oct 30
70
Apr
62% Dec
Mar 10
64% Jan
3
78 '/„ Oct
17
76% Jun
27% Apr
16% Mar
8
43% Dec
17
28% Oct 21
13
67
May
84% A
g
18
8
10
4
17
$5
Co
common
Co
26
82%
*83
85
33V4
33
33
17'/a
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17'%
17%
5,200
16
16 V*
15%
16
15%
16 y8
15%
16%
16%
17%
17,900
77,900
5
*81
82
*81
82
*81
14
5
26
12% Dec
14
17% Oct
5
9
108 % Dec
16
109
116% Sep
30
Mai
30
13% Oct
5
46y. Jun 26
55% Jan
15
20% Nov 24
19
Dec
4
22'A Aug 14
90
14% Jan
10
50% Nov
5% Jan
25% Jan
79
Oct
23
12
5
&
Byers Co (A M) common
7% participating preferred
Canada Dry Corp common
$4.25 conv preferred
50% Jan
7
41% Nov 30
51
37 % Nov
Apr
22
19
1
Canadian
Breweries
19
47% Jan
36'A Sep 22
24% Nov 16
44% Jun
31% Sep
3
6
Canadian
66
Pacific
30
57 'A Dec J.1
69
24.
•
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
2
see page
13%
13%
10o
*110
6%
10
footnotes,
3.33%
24%
21% Jan
For
12%
1
26% Jan
Dec
11%
5
27
11
38%
5
Jan
Feb
26%
39
Callahan Mining Corp
Caiume & tleclu Inc
Oct
89
26%
38%
California Packing Corp
45
5
*26 '/a
5
Zinc
35%
1
15
Co
Bros
81
May
83
82
8% Oct
0% Mar 17
*81
*81
pref
Bush Terminal
27% July 27
82
100
second
Burroughs Corp
32% Aug 12
66
4% °//
29%
36 '/4
112
30
6%
25
.
700
74%
*64%
66
com
200
23%
*73%
66
74%
*64 y2
Butler
2
231/4
74
231%
*73%
5
30
23%
73%
23%
74%
2
Jan
23%
*64%
23%
45% Mar 18
5% July 10
1
66
35% Feb
44% N v
18
28,500
25
82%
23%
5
28% Nov
24,500
*32 %
*64%
5
10
22%
32%
85
*73%
24% Jan
7% Dec
21%
200
1,900
32%
*82%
66
34% May
20% Nov 21
12% Dec 31
68,100
32'A
85
74%
6
9% Jan
43%
30%
32%
23%
2
2% Jan
73
25%
23%
28% Dec
f
73
42%
30%
.
'
*82%
*73V4
40% Nov
Nov 24
\ 4,800
32
*64%
7
Jan
16%
83
10c
15
13
74
17,000
15%
26
100
10
Jan
100
27%
32
4preferred
3 % c/c preferred
3% Jan
98
17,500
78
83
Inc
Burlington Industries Inc
Butte Copper
43'A
%
26%
25 y8
10
22 % Jan
Jun
3,100
1
Co_
Watch
*73
74
64%
No par
preferred
Bulova
y8
*73
3,100
41
251/4.
78'/a Jun
27
Nov
6
500
11%
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'
22%
•
5,300
46
64%
43%
31 'A
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11%
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27
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12
41
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10
-
8%
81/2
15%
12%
40%
100
Co
8'/4
8%
16%
3
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
*
-
3.50
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp—
Bristol-Myers
xl2
*8%
34%
35%
.
36
13%
*110
35%
26%
26 y4
26%
26%
37
38
37 %
37%
37%
37%
1,600
10%
11%
11%
12%
11%
11%
57,300
14%
10%
35%
26%
39
12
•
35 y8
26%
35%
15
15%
15%
16
16
16 %
3,700
112
*110
112
35%
*110
26%
-
•
*110
112
29%
,
29%
291/e
27,800
1,800
112
—-
29%
1,800
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6'%
6%
26,000
24%
24%
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24%
24%
24'%
24'%
24 y4
4,100
4,000
29%
29%
30%
30
1
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13
12%
13'/a
12%
13
1.80
1.66%
No par
541/4
54%
54%
54%
55
55
54%
54%
54%
54%
19%
20y8
*81
83
20 y8
81
20
19%
83
20
*81
'
'
19%
19%
81
81 %
81%
19%
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1,200
12,000
19%
82
70
"
'
32% Mar
July 28
Canada Southern
Cannon
Mills Co_
Ry C<
Ltd
Ry__
100
42%
42%
42%
No par
*37%
38%
*37%
25
25%
26
25%
26
58
58
58
58 y4
No par
30
42 y4
43
»
25%
58
Z
43
43
460
38%
38%
38%
100
25%
25%
58
43
•37%
'
38%
-
*
43
*37%
38%
43
"
25%
25%
25%
20,100
*58 V*
58%
*57 y4
58%
400
Volume
Number
190
5909
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2627)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK; RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 195H
Lowest
Range
Since Jan.1
Lowest
Highest
;1
2
19T'« Dec
8
1214 Nov
20
30Tb Apr
7
41% Dec
17
371b Feb
10',
40 \
12
36
Dec
18
52lb Feb
3
29
85
Dec
8
Par
23% Apr 10 / Capital Airlines lnc__
5614 July 15- ; Carborundum Co
24
Jan
94'/a Apr
25% Jan
13
9
4
103
Dec
July
38-14 Dec
2
3314 Sep
45 lb Nov
46V4.NOV~20
32% Jan
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341b Nov
47
-
1
4014 Dec
20.
261b Sep
3814 Jan
July
20lb Jan
-31lb Nov
Va Jan
43Tb Dec
19
19
7
'
Aug 28 "
101
r.
Apr
Nov
5
38Tb Dec
10
115
19Tb Jun
2
22 lb Dec
*9
14
31
7214 Mar 19
.Dec
;
78
15
Oct
-
9
30
Aug
-41
7
1914 Dec
16
Apr
7
3314 Dec
30
Sep
311b Jan
17
1041b Jun
12
10
4214 Dec
31
93
41^8 Jan
7
814 Jan
20
2
lib Jan
2
43
Aug 14
100% May 21
34
Jan
2
91
Jan
2
33% Nov
28
17 T a Jan
7
39% Nov 12
24% Aug 14
31% Jan
2
55% Nov
14
4Tb Jan
31% Nov
3
21% Oct
29
25
39% Sep
19
Feb
25
Jan
47% Apr
Apr
22
A,tig 14
Apr 20'
31
Apr
15
Central
Illinois
5
.
27
9
Cessna
6ft Jan
9
50% Feb
Certaln-Tecd
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3/64 Dec
July 27
9
99
35
Nov
30
45% May 28
19
Nov
24
25 Vb Apr
25% Sep
42% Jan
34% Dec
17% Mar 23
691b Nov
21
20
65% Sep
106
Oct
18
26
46
Dec
Sep
33
26% Jan
10
31% Jan
2
43
11% Jan
2
45% Jan
12% Jan
10
63% Oct
20
2
32
Nov
19
18% Jan
2
40% Nov
19
18% Feb
27
31 lb Nov
28
26% Nov 23
36 Vb July 28
19% Apr
14% Jan
9 Vb Jan
7
31% Nov
28
27% Nov
7
38
Dec
10
24% Oct 22
37% Apr 17
37% J an,. 2
15% Oct
10
13
13% Apr
1
19 %
Aug
lb Sep
24
3
25
8
38
July 14
49% Nov
14
38% Nov 16
53
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Oct
17
4
36% Sep 29
23% Nov 25
44 Vb Mar 30
25% Dec
5
18% Nov 23
71 Vb May 22
32% Jan 22
28% Nov
45 Vb May 25
63
Jan
23
24
3.
33Tb July
series
A
Apr
46 % Dec
17/
Chock
7
50% Feb
4
30
30% Dec
11
37
Jan
21
781b Dec
17
91% Feb
16
Dec
17
102% Jan
12
35 Vb Oct
23
4'/"/u
14
64% July 10
Chrysler Corp
-Cincinnati
35Tb Dec
7
95% July
99
Sep
12
106% Apr
27
Jan
2
44lb Oct
13
44
Jan
13
59% Oct
27
44Tb Feb
27
93
22
46% Jan
G3% Aug 11
4(1% Nov 19
jui!
64% Jan
21
17Tb Sep
2
15
Feb
5
45 lb Dec
2
43
Jan
9
57
Cities
15 Vb Jan
2
20% Oct
13
1514 Doc
16
18% Jan
35 ft Jan
2
62
Dec
9
57 ft Jan
9
96 Vb Nov
37Tb Feb
25
55
Dec
30
44To Jun
22
95
Sep
22
15
Oct
8
106%May 20
641b Aug
4
8914 Dec
59
34% Sep
15Tb Jan
10
Jan
55% Jan
101
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57 ft Dec
7
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Dec
9
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2
25% Dec
19
24% Jan
2
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30
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134
127
Jan
6
86
Jan
15
98 Vb Jan
2
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Dec
Dec
126% Nov
12
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28
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31
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28
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16
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Oct
29
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Oct
14
63% Feb
38% Dec
31
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48% May
7
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Jan
2
231b Dec
22
18
24% Mar 13
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12Vb Jan
2
65
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19% Nov
201b Dec 30
15% Nov 23
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73Vb Nov
49% Dec
28
16
60% Dec
31% Jan
30Vb Jan
17
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17
63
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23% Jan
2
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32% Jun 17
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24% Mar 23
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38% May 18
46% Jan
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12% Sep
41Tb Jan
2
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9
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105Va Aug 20
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2
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May
112
Jun
9% Nov
2
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5
20
21
55% Jan
101% Apr
19
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18
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21
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17
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15
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4
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24
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15
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21
45 ft
37 Vb Oct
19
58% Dec
14% Jan
2
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18
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3
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29
17% Sep
21
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29
21 ft Dec
2
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13
50% Dec
31
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21
57% Feb
23 ft Jan
2
39% Jan
15
12% Dec
17
33
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1
Dec
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65
10
25% May
41
106ft Feb 25
July 22
27 Va
5
25
99% Mar 10
25
Feb
28
87 Va Sep 25
79% Sep 24
93
Sep
18
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Oct
2
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Feb
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Jan
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2
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6
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9
44 Va Jun
18
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2
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25
30Tb Nov
9
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8
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25
23
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17
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2
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Dec
18
92
95
May
101 Vb Oct
Apr
27
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13% Oct
11% Jan
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201b Dec
18
footnotes,
Oct
see page
24.
16'A Mar 12
23 Va Apr
20
22,615
13
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10.600
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64 Vb
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63%
64 Vb
20%
21%
20%
21
5,800
32%
32%
31%
32%
5,900
70%
7014
72%
70%
71%
69%
31%
24 ft
24%
*64
1,000
28%
15,500
-
28 Va
'
11,400
33
300
16 ft
44ft
69
18,100
64 ft
*16
7 lib
44%
200
11,400
•
ft
71'A
31%
32«/a
8,900
78%
78%
.I,u60
145,5'JO
32%
31%
32
80%
7o*/a
79
93%
93%
93
93
39%
39%
2,800
52%
52
52%
12,900
48%
48%
48%
39%
51%
47%
39Tb
51% > 52
391b
51%
40%
53 7
24,;>00
25%
26%-
26ft./. '
54
25%
54Vb
15Tb
26Tb
54%
15%
54%
15%
10
48
48%
47%
23%
54%
25
54%-
24%
15%
15%
15%
15%
90Vb
90%
90Vb
91%
89%
91
91
47Tb
48%
48
48%
48Vb
48%
48%
48%
89Tb
90%
89%
89%
58
58
5
...
Consolidation
Consumers
64%
*125% 127%
*95
102
148
149%
*1100
127%
*95
53
*95'
*51%
*
149ft
41ft
*72
27%
72 Va
66%
32%
151b
91
92
5,200
48%
48%:
9,200
91
.
'
89%
'
58
*33
52%
54%
63Tb
64%
*125% 127%
72%
27Tb
46
15%
59
42%
27%
67Tb
47%
25%
33Tb
32%
*45
5
No par
No par
5
40%
3.300
/
5,100
330
90%
58
450
33%
20
54%
47.000
*95
100
102
150%
7,300
151
4,500
*lluO
—
42
41%
41%
72%
71 Va
28ft
72
29%
22,200
65
68%
241, oOO
32%
33%
28,600
28%
69Tb
32%
*45
46
33,000
200
46
1
28'%
59%
16%
57%
94
105
16%
10
16%
11
26%
5j%
'
100
1
1
10
53%
17Va
57%
94»/4
105
16%
10'A
16%
lift
27%
60Va
96
95%
52
51
42
42
52
42%
51
40%
42%
43%
26,100
19%
19%
19%
19Tb
19Tb
19%
43,700
17
17
17%
5,300
61%
49ft
61ft
49%
60%
48Vb
*61 Vb
62%
41
41%
281b
28%
1
23
52%
41
20
17Vb
59%
16%
57%
57%
40%
19%
40%
10
—
—
<
16%
17
61
16%
*61
17
62%
49ft
47%
41
41
41ft
28%
59%
27%
2814
27%
59%
59%
58%
17
1614
57%
16%
1614
57%
57Tb
,
48%
41%
57Tb
93'4
94
104% 105
15%
16%
9%
10
16%
16%
-
*93
104%
15%
93%
105
15%
93%
*104%
15
2814
27%
281b
59%
58
58%
3.2C0
161b
161b
16%
23,800
57%
10,000
x57
*91%
12,300
600
103%
1,490
n^'a
16,300
95%
96
9%
9%
9ft
9%
4.100
16%
16%
171b
9%
171b
9%
16%
171b
12,300
11
11
10%
11
10%
11
27%
27%
27%
281b
28Va
28%
4,000
5914
59%
58%
59Tb
58%
591b
12,800
95%
11
,111b
27
27'%
59%
GOVa
96ft
95Tb
96
96%
961b
3,900
40%
25,100
52%
27
20%
12,000
40ft
41%
40ft
41 Vb
40%
41Tb
53%
52%
53%
52
52%
52
53
27%
26%
271b
26%
27
26Tb
27
401b
52
26%
1
19ft
19Va
19Va
191b
19%
20
201b
201b
20
5
23%
241b
23%
24
23%
231b
23ft
231b
*23%
46%
7,600
7,100
4,900
23%
47Va
47%
471b
47Vb
47%
47
47Tb
47
47Tb
100
14
14Va
13%
13%
13%
13ft
121b
121b
__1
39%
39Tb
38ft
39
38
381b
381b
39
No par
58%
87%
90
58ft
57%.
57%
56
57lb
38%
53Va
87ft
88
88
89
871b
88%
90
*90
7S%
27%
27%
900
39%
55lb
88ft
No par
58%
88%
90
81
53
No par
6%
3,900
15
15ft
401b
„
3,900
93
103%
94
1051b
38%
52Tb
27
5
300
481b
41%
-1.33 Va
50c
60
47%
411b
:10
Corp
Utilities
pfd
Co
No par
of
12,400
5(4%
63Vb.
64%
*125% 127%
102
149%
*1100
„
41%
*72
47Tb
24%
53%
15%
*33
53%
1271b
150
'
+
48
*58
:
>102
148ft
*1100
__
*51%
52
,,52
40%
411b
15%
20
17
17%
61%
61%
49%
49%
100
10
preferred
87%
*90
79%
.92
90
*79%
*79lb
13
921b
80%
79ft
7,200
13
770
7,700
24,500
1,310
90
90
170
80
801b
450
26%
80
27
America—
Common
»
preferred
100
*82
83ft
27%
27%
27
27%
26%
27
831b
47Vb
*82
83ft
82
82
46%
461b
46Tb
46Vb
102ft
45%
*101
102ft
45%
*101 ft
45%
77
/
*82
5
47%
47Tb
46ft
No par
101ft
101 Vb
*101 ft
46%
771b
Baking Co common
preferred
Ric
common
—10
—No par
preferred
Copper
&
Steel—
common
convertible
63%
32%
$4.16 preferred
Industries
65
*45%
100
Coal
Can
63%
33%
Power Co com
Continental
57%
46%
preferred
Continental
54%
32%
common
Cuba
Corp
58%
33
55%
—
90%
89Tb
58
33
*45%
No par
$4.52
89%
59
33%
58Tb
33
33Tb
47
Edison Co com
$4.50
*58
"
120
94%
Ry—
Solvents
of
"
54% ' 54%
33%
*46
50
1st pfd
Foods
*93
91
10
66%
preferred
RR
52
par
62%
Southern Ohio Elec
Continental
8% Apr 29
18% May
8
39%
38
59%
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
$3 75
38%
44%
56%
preferred
$5.50
40%
79%
Inc
—No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp
1
Consol Edison of N Y com—No par
4%
4,100
39 %
88%
com—No par
iron
Pictures
Container
86
Sep
27% Jan
12,300
10%
11%
37%
—1
Natural Gas
61% Feb
16
64
10
11%
88
28%
Consolidated
42% Nov
hi'
63%
11%
43%
27%
Laundries Corp
25
Apr
64
165,400
27
Consolidated
87 ft Dec
104
1,800
11
13%
73
26%
July 10
52% May 22
30
63%
98%
4%
No par
Qns
21
Aug 21
57% Oct 13
14
Dec
%
96
72%
Consolidated
103% Apr
May 15
48 ft Jan
92
13
f-
4%
42%
-
Cone Mills Corp
Congoleiiin-Nairii
Consol
40%
'
172%
9
6
40%
40
x42
Consol Electronics Industries
24
*10%
72%
Consolidal.ee!
Jan
11%
11%
41%
1
22% Nov
11%
11
72%
2
Mar
64%
11%
11%
40%
5.23% preferred
Comptometer Corp
Conde Nast Publishing Co—
$5
23%
31%
*1100
Combustion Engineering Inc
Commercial Credit Co.__
'
22
31%
System_2.50
Columbus &
4.64%
50
2.400
*
62%
11%
1
$4.25
preferredColumbian Carbon Co_
9
112Vb Feb
63
'
5.000
44%
95
*95
39%
40%
Inc
Commonwealth
20
22%
33%
90
43%
42%
No par
common
-
System
64
Aor
23%
,"33%
V 89 Tii
'
43%'
22%
79% '80
Broadcasting
Commercial
23
9% Jan
A,
18% Mar 11
101Tb Sep 25
8%JaD
2
93
Oct
7 -
22
•
V,
-
90%
700
4,400
31%
Gas
Columbia
Mar 23
Ntar 23
22
No par
Co
noncumulative
4%
,
43%
1.100
53%
42%
100
No par
Southern
&
9
24
34
33%
*89%
*53
/...
.
80
97
39%
_J
Co
Fuel
Jan
1914
4,200
17%
•
*33%
33%
54%
5914
63%
64%
*127%' 128%
*95
102
147
149%
preferred scries B
371b Dec
76
•019
26
31%
No par
gtd
CO
Alkitiun Corp
Colorado
V *74
19%
26
.17%
3:%
100
preleired
Collins -Radio
50% Mar 11
76
18 %
15
inlornuL'l Corp
Cola
29% Dec
21 */» Jan
53%
*74%
18%
15
-
Colgate-Palmolive
7
15
*52
76
5
—
preferred
2nd preferred
CJ.od
17%.
79'%
*94%
3J%
51%
No par
Co
Coca-Cola Co
43% July 27
02
Machine Co
Milling
Service
27
18
26%
17%
100
100
Investing. CO—
—
Corpj.—•-—No
Feb
71 Va Dec
500
26%
8.50
No par
96
8
25
CluelL Feubudy 61. Co com
Jun
16
1
15
43% Jan
46
5
Clevite
169
47% Dec
13% Mar 18
18,
100
14
9
2.300
11,200
18'/a
44
3914
73
42%
*39%
2414
61%
10
stock—50
__
Oct
par
guaranteed 4%
Corporation
28
19
53 "
34%
11
43%
44
89%' 90
37% >' 37%
19%
20Vb
28%
291b
30%
31%
28%
28%
12%
1314
43
45
67%
68%
*106
112
14
14%
*31 Vb
33%
-40
——
Special
Jan
35
77
72%
1
1.25
_—
._
12
1191b Feb
May 27
1321b Dec
Jan
Jun
78%
33
26%'
89-%
72%
1/128
No par
$4.50 preferred
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
=
65% Feb 20
Feb
37
19
1/128
Efpitpmunl Co
Cleveland'Electric Iillim com
-
78
32%
*18%
32%
*18%
43 %
72%
Clark
24
78%
'
32%
19
89%
1/256
City Stores Co
2
78
32%
34
1/64
City-Products
..
60
Gaa & Electric—
Cincinnati
27Tb Mar 20
17
28.600
18
13%
—
/ C I.T Financial Corp
26
10% Jan
35 Va Jan
27%
1151b
43
99
preferred
4%% preferred
3d..
27%
115%
34%;/
43
13%
Corp—
-
27%
90%?
34 f
.^*89%
98
4%
4%
72% May 20
30
400
116%
18%
4%
Common.
8
8
Oct
32
O'Nuts
Full
92%
.
Vb
*74%
13%
*31
16%
39%
68
69 ft Oct
28% Jan
38%
*91%
92
40.400
27
78%
19%
62%
11%
*91%
34%
*115%
*26%
--
76
18Tb
12
39%
Cab.——No pat
25
83
53
63
11%
320
34%
33%
53
18%
53
*74%
21%
17
26%
;*18%
6214
11%
11%
36.800
6%
35%
'
*2114
1
20%
111
*6%
27%
18%
,
*110%
116% *
*115%
32%
19%
19%
,
'?
80
6%
91 %
26Tb
.
18%
...
20%
111
1
78
100%
pfd
Oil
116%
20%
110%
35%
:
91%
33
32%
29%
28%
32
16%
Chickasha■ Cotton
26%
*115%
•
/
79
6%
33%
.9114
'27%
9114
20%
111
6%
35
3414
'
20%
110%
6%
78
21%
24
20%
111
32%
18%
26%
3214
29%
27%
18% Jun
-.
78
Western <:om__No par
22
9.200
6Tb.
"'■•
5% preferred series A
100
Chicago-Pneumatic Tool-u
8
Chicago Rock fsl & Pae RR—No par
Jan
77:% ' 7914
21%
,--j
'28% .Inn
30
78%
20%
50
Chicago .Yellow
78
4%
Corp
noncmn
200
77
1314
—
& North
28%
7914
99%
preferred
5%
Chic
41
*27 lb
1
Crlii'c Gredt Western Ry com
5%
*40%
281b
1
' /Cliic Milw St Paul & Pac
8
38%
40%
33%
91
42%
.__10
Class A,
—
*
39%
40%
*27%
__1
Corp
Chicago & East III RR com—No
16
38%
41
42%.
5
340
28
111
53
76
"89%
5.600
•
28
*40%
78
,
39'%
36 VH
41
33%
181b
26%
18%
19
32%
-
38%
9,700
3,600
36
29
20%
'
6%
53
*74%
'
Corp
1
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Va
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3%% convertible preferred
100
15.
16
.
Chemotron
,
20%
ill
32%
18%
261b
,*18%
9.50
___
Motors
82
116
40%
131b
52
36%
x3Q%
13
52
41
29
11514
77%
*
No par
Fought Aircraft Inc
Checker
39%-
;■
13%
52%
,
*28
77
40%
33%
3414
91%, 91%.,
2714.27%
_5
Products
Belt Co
Chance
74 Tb July
8
118% Feb 26
Tb Mar 14
17 Vb Mar 19
Jan
9,300
*
40%
..
40%
.
5
109 % Nov
39%
40
*28
79%
$4.50 preferred
No par
Champion Spark Plug Co
1%
Champhi. Oil & Refining Co
1
-
18
36 Tb Jan
7
6,600
,
'
9
9
4
17
5914
Champion Paper & Flbr# Co—
Common
No par
,
17
24
6
58%
.10
' Rights/ ——9—-
4
Sep
18
59
50
Aircraft Co
Gotbuiii Inc./;.
* Chain
24
Mar
26Tb Nov
10% Oct
58%
100
Public Service
Chadbourn
16
34% Feh
59
pai
Cerro der'Pasco-Corp
'
16% Apr
;
37% Jun
8
58%
100
Century Industries Co—
103% Dec
79
22
2
50% Mar
1
Oct
59
Central Illinois Lgt common..No par
July 27
87% Dec
15
5714
5
Central, llndson Gas & Elec__No
11
141b Dec
38
9
44
Co
5preferred .series B__
-
Dec
28
5814
6%
!4%%,.preferred
52
89
80
*
Sugar
"
414 May 29
56
Foundry'C'o—_
1
Central of Georgia Ry com__No par
38% Mar 23
4314 Jan
3
28
18,300
20%
Central Vlolettn Sugar Co
22
39%
Central
v
99lb Feb 27
461b May 11
1/256 Dec
7
23 '
8
!
23
Nov
15
Nov
38 %
;
16
-
871b
39%
20
6814 Apr
Gib Nov
87%
38%
110%
-
15% Mar 11
141b Dec
87%
38%
common
28Tb Jan
54
07%
3714
preferred ser'es A_100 '
10
34% Sep 21
11% Sep 22
87%
38%
conv
12
12
8714
37%
Corji
18
48Tb Nov
87%
38.
5%-preferred
Central Agiilrre
22
3
87%
37%
.4 % %
3
Sep
23
44
Celotex
Apr
Dec
3
1214 Sep
41Tb
7
8% Jan
291b Sep
3
42
100
—l
10
16
Jan
41%
87
42
S7Vb
%
12.50
common™
54
Jan
41
1
Central" RR Co ol N J
Central & South West Corp
7
231b Jan
C«
7% preferred
6%%" 2nd preferred
Dec
20
13
52
1
Aug 28
6014 Dec 17
19
2414 Mar
.
371b Sep
28
13%
52%
44% Mar 20
22.';. Mar 23
55';. Aug 20
17
89
13%
52
9
27
5
1814 Sep 21
301b Jun 24
13%
52%
20
"
.
16
'
171b Mar 21
911b July
30
7lib Feb
8
Jan
c
28
!*■
-Jan
Case (J I)
;
22 f
Shares
131/8
52
in
Corp
Inc
Products
the Week
Dec. 18
13%
50
•
Carriers & General
'- Carter
Friday
Dec. 17
10
Co-_
common...
preferred
Sales for
Thursday
Dec. 16
5214
'Caterpillar Tractor common—No par
98% Jan 12VA"4.20% preferred
;
iot>
34% July 29
; Celanese C'orp of Amer com.-_No par
125% May 13 <
"!%' 2nd preferred
100
181b Oct 20
21 lb Apr
13
Jan
Corp
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
.
13%
36% Aug 12
Sep 22
Dec
7614 Sep 22
32" Nov 23
15
7
17 Vb Jan
7 % Apr
16
17
17 Vb Jan
12
891b Nov
28
.81 lb Dec
„
Carrier
>
119% Mar 16
118 lb Nov
52
lb
Sep 22
2
3
8
19
27,:;' 4ft%
Sep 22
2
Jan
481b Jan
31% Jan
t
1
AND IIIGIl
52
Carolina Power & Light
No par
>'t Carpenter Steel Co
i__-_
—.5
461b Jan
17
30 v
Mfg
i
Dec. 15
5
__i
Carolina Clinch field & Ohio Ry_100
6
Jan
(Philip)
Tuesday
-
Dec. 14
.
110
55'/a Jan
-Oft Jun 27
16
7
Aug
99Jan
44
19
62/ Oct
'
25
261b Feb 28
5
4114 Jan
25
18
30
91
1021b Jan
23 4
6
11914 Jun
5% Jan
Carey
16,/
89ft Dec 1726% Feb
2
23 ft Aug 14
14% Apr
101ft Jan
,
Monday
.
EXCHANGE
10% Jan
*
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
•
Highest
preferred
451b
*77
2
13%
9e
*20Vb
* 101ft
45ft
45
45%
76%
77
77%
..
13%
13'A
13%
21
21
21
*82
1021b
44%
76Tb
77
..
.
46%
,
13%
13%
12%
13Vb
*20%
21ft
*20ft
211b
46%
1021b
46
75
.
13,400
100
2,100
10
27,800
270
83ft
76
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
16
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Monday, December 21,. 1959
.
(2628)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
,J
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
Range Since
Year 195*
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
44
Jan
6
Jan
2
38% Feb
18% Jan
12
22
66% Nov
3
14
37%
12
Dec~18
Oct
55% Jai
Nov
35
34% Oct
13
19% Sep
Dec
31
39% Jar
41
19 Va May 20
8
Oct 23
4
31
2
16% Jan
30
Dec
12% Dec
64
12
*28'A Jan
Dec
63
15
23
9% Sep 22
45% Oct 23
46
21
7
NEW VOKK STOCK
Jan. I
Highest
Insurance
13% Apr 20
69% Jan 26
Continental
Motors
94 % Nov
50 % Dec
Continental
4
Controls
45% Aug 12
33% Mar 17
54% Dec
15
1
30% Jun 22
154% Dec
7
59% Jun
50% Sep
23
12% Apr
16
24% Dec
8
17% Oct
26
74% Feb
12
102% Dec
89% Feb
9
Oct
8
Aug
84% Feb
11
88
Sep
Feb
4
88
May 12
85
30
1
89
Apr 16
20% Aug
6
88
Mar 11
2
9
15% Jail
4% May
9% Nov
1% Jan
13
3% NOV
24'/a Jan
13
39% Dec
12
Jan
"
23% Apr
15
28% Mar
41
July 23
44
Jan
Dec
18% Jan
31
17
29
.
Oct 13
27%
Jan~24
60% Jan
6
2
98% Apr
21
24
32% Feb
33% Sep
10
Dec
7
21
114% July
Nov
25
21% Jan
6
17
Dec
2
37 % Jan
16
7% Jan
2
15
3
10% Jun
15
17% Mar
Jan
7
69% Nov 17
66% Sep
30
81% Mar 11
2
14% Dec
12
12% Mar 31
Dec
18
33
56
6% Jan
39
Jan
13
8% Apr
3
16% Oct
53% July 24
18% Jun
6
23 % Nov
29
Sep
15
42 %
43%
42%
43%
x40%
43
42%
43%
10.300
39
38%
38%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
38%
-6,300
22%
23
*
22%
22%
^
53%
11,400
54%
21,200
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp——1
21%
22%
22
23
22%
23
22
22 %
22%
23%
140%
143%
22%
Corning Glass Works common——5
3%% preferred
100
3%% preferred series of 1947- 100
Petroleum
Cosden
Corp———
148
86%
*86
19%
1
144% 146
"84%
86%
*86
88
152%
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22%
88
20
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,
143%
144
86%
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86
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19%
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3%
11%
3%
11%
3%
11%
3%
11
25
65%
66
61%
64%
63
pre 1
cried
100
;
*72
73
*72
'
"84%
145
Inc
■1
International Corp™——1
Coty
3%
145
4
5%
$4.20
10
86%
37
19%
19%
19%
11
*11
110
'
RR 6%
1,000
11%
3%
3%
*3%
3%
3,400
62%
63%
61%
62%
16,400
-72%
,37%
38%
*72
73
*37 %
37%'
i0
72%
Curtis
Publishing common——1
40% Nov 25
44
Nov.25
Curtiss—Wright
Cutler-Hammer
$4
94% Dec
14
37 % Nov
6
44% Dec
9
9
91% Feb
16
'No par
No par
preferred—
preferred-
prior
$1.60 prior
3
»
30%
30%
31%
31%
32%
32
32
31%
32%
*37%
38%
*38
39
56
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55:%
39
56%
38%
55%
38%
55%
87%
87%
87%
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87
Class
54%
87
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6%
6%
6%
6%
6%.
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18%
17%
17%
13%
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13%
68%
13%
13%
13%
14
67%
67%
67 %
67%
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12%
12%
13
12%
12 7»
12%-
34
11%
61%
*23
31%
34
12%
61%
24
32%
33%
11%
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23
30%
34%
11%
62
23
31%
*33%
34%
34%
36%
92%
37%
37%
91%
42%
43-%
85%
42%
42%
85%
60
23
37%
94
.
33%
11%
60
23%
32%
-
37%
94%
28%
27%
107
94%
'
9,000
100
Y
87%
28%
108
2,300
26,800
55 %
87
108%
*86%
6.500
V
38%
*38
55%
6%
311 a
:—10
Tnc
55%
x27%
1
A
56%
*106%
1
common
1
87
27%
33%
11%
21
63% Nov
18%
21%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Aug 27
700
24%
20%
14%
68
12%
25% Feb
3
18
24%:
21
12%
16% Jan
40% Mar
18
24 %
20
13%
67%
67
14
17%
23%
20%
5
2
34% Sep
59 % Jan
18
24%
19%
5
Inc
Press
15
37
18
24
20%
30%
...
v
37%
18%
24%
100
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%% preferred
36 %
20
18
__
,
18
24%
17%
Sugar
»
20%
10
Cuban-American
18
6
preferred—100
pfd
100"
noneuin
,
8.600
3%
20
2.50
of America—12.50
convertible
5%>
10% Sep
30% Mar
18 \;18%
24%
24%
1
No par
Crucible Steel Co
Cuba
21% Apr
2
38%
25
preferred
59% Dec
27% Jan
,*38%
preferred
No par
Zellerbach Corp common—5
$2
14
31 % Aug
39%
Crown
30
5
39%
1
com
Publishing—
Crown Cork & Seal common
Aug 18
41% Jan 20
20% Mar
Corp
prelerred
conv
Crovvell-Collier
Cuneo
15
Petroleum
Crescent
2
—:
9.100
85
63%
72%
73
19%
4,400
•
35
88
11
11
%
14,300
*'
of Wheat Corp
Cream
Oct 13
10
44%
381
52%
27
Aug
6
63 %
3,800
43
13,200
21,500
54%
2
6
25% May
81 V4
54%
20
9
104% Sep
16
31
52%
9
23% Oct 28
Dec
81
V
30
87
80%
23
Oc|.vl4
37% May 27
80
54
Mar 30
50% Jun
82%
22%
52 %
40%
16
80
54%
85
25
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,.
•13,300
11%
•55%
54%
24
17
41% Dec
54 %
xll
52%
71% Nov
58% Nov 20
55%
53%
36% Sep
16% Jan
101% Jun
92% Nov
54%
g3i4
55%
80%
54%
Coty
23% Dec
3
43% Apr
53%
u
Crane Co common—
10
11
7
15% Feb 20
25% Jan
55%
54%
9
7
53%
53%
19
29% Jan
55%
53%
22
31% Dec 30
7
11%
54:1.,
22%
NOV
Nov
11%
53%
5% A pi
19
uv2
54%
72
1
2
29 % Dec
Aug 18
1114
49%
23%
14 % Apr
20% Nov 28
3
14% Mar
11%
49%
52%
5
4
11%
49 %
53%
12
Jun
11%
—«
35% Jan
86
49 V8
_L5
6
40% Dec
Shares
49%
__5
Co
Co
2
5
18
49%
(Del)———1
Steel
Products
Corn
Jan
3
Bee
50%
Copperweld
3
Nov
the Week
Eriday
Dec. 17
50
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Copper Range Co—
8% Jan
18% Oct
Thursday
50%
14
Corp
5
11
28% Jan
23
10
Dec. 16
50%
n%
5
America
of
24% Jun
1
16
78
85
24
Steel
Co
Wednesday
Dec. 15
Safes fore
1
Continental Oil of Delaware
9
Tuesday
Dec. 14
o
55% NOV 14
83
Par
Continental
Mar
13
33'/a Jan
Monday
'
EXCHANGE
5
66
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
.
„..
•
9.900
400
28
27%
28%
•27%
28%
107
106%
106%
107%
107 %
6 %
6%
6%
6%
1,370
xl7%
17%
17 V8
17%
5,500
13%
14%
26,700
67%
67%
600
12%
1,300
34%
1,400
12%
20,300
29,700
400
1
'
11%
12 %
11%
60%
60 %
59%
59%
*22%
23%
"22%
23%
1,100
40,700
1,000
30%
31
30%-
30%
37%
37
37
36 %
37%
1,500
93
92 %
94
93%
93 %
4,400
D
83% Jan
15
9% Jan
14
30
Mar 10
6
18
83
39% Nov 28
56% Dec 30
34
92
Aug
14% Nov
43% Jan
2
75% Nov
13
87
Jan
22
77% Sep
19
88
Jan
28
89
NOV
13 % Feb
2
19% July 27
Feb
6
49% Mar 18
47% Dec
Oct
73
71
Sep
Oct
77
18
61
Jan
2
82
Apr
10
Preferred
3.75%
81
Feb
27
Preferred
3.75%
19
Oct
24
Jun
16
2
26% Dec
19
13% Jan
2
19% Nov 26
17
Sep
15
27% Jan
2
54 % Nov
11
45
Dec
1
7
26 Va Jan
9
36% July 15
21% Feb
13
68% July 31
•33
May 25
30% Nov
11
10
12% Dec
1
16% Jan
2
1
25% Dec 31
16% Nov
25
2
"9% Oct" 30
7% Sep
21
10% Feb 25
42% Dec 31
63
Oct 23
41% Jun
5
47% Mar 13
5% Jan
37% Jan
2
Feb
5
55
9% Jan
63 % Dec
Nov
23
12% Jan
9
56% Sep
23
71% Dec
10
2
36% Apr
15
8
24% Jan
25 % Jan
30
15% Jan
7
27
7
13
"2
30
46
Jan
13
2
35% Sep
24
30 Va Jun
15
32% May 21
28% Oct
14
11% Jan
19% Nov
21
17% Jan
7
Jan"~2
Apr 28
29
17% Oct
48% Dec
29% Mar 26
14
May 26-
68
2
7
21
Jun
56
19 % May
30% May
4
83% Apr
18
July
26% Nov
2
6% Apr
46% Feb
19
V4 Oct 28
Dec
7
Vilbiss
De
11% Jan
19% Dec
31
16
Jan
20
Sep
74% Jan
19
17% Jan
2
9
36% Oct
19% Jan
28
6
$1.50
Mai
26
22
12
May 18
20% July 23
53% Jan
21
27% Aug 17
100% Dec 11
Divco-Wayne
Dover
74% Jan
7
7
3
9
27% Nov
5
45% Jan
21
Dresser
23% Oct
27
22% Jan
6
Mar 26
14% Nov
18
11
28% Apr 24
6
14% Jan
Dunhill
14 % iNUV
ZO
Dec
31
6% Jan
2
172% Apr
10
214
Sep
29
80 % Oct
1
112% Apr 21
91% Apr 28
Sep
11
May
23
8
14% Aug 17
Dow
95
Sep
17
74% Sep
Sep
26
41% Sep
11
47%
MajTl3
50
May 12
48 % Mar
3
46
July 25
50% July 15
42
Oct
278% Aug
32%
32%
32%
23%
13%
19%
23%
13%
19%
13%
19%
!_1
18%
No par
39"4
18%
40%
par
-
.
_;
19
^39%
24%
30
Feb
11
32 % Nov
24
46% Apr
9
Eastern
25% Sep
22
34% Jan
21
Eastern
73% Jan
3
85 % Jan
23
30 % Apr
8
28
28
28%
57%
58 "4
57%
58%
8,300
36
36%
35'%"
37%
13,700
32%
32%
23%
13%
19%
19%
23
39%
39
32%
23%
13%
19%
19%
39%
24%
29%
28%
15,100
1,900
29
1,000
21%
21%
21%
21%
1,100
31%
32%
32 %
'33%
13,500
41%
42 3
41%
42%
7,100
e
32%
32%
32%
33
4.900
22%
23 "4
22%
22%
4,300
13%
13%
13%
13%
1,400
19%
19%
19'%.
19%
'4,300
19%
19%
19%
19%
38 %
39%
38%
39
24 %
24 %
24%
24%
99%
100 Va
36,700
29%
36,100
4,100
31,200
264%
265%
265%
2,100
267%
11%
11%
12%
11%
262%
.261%
96%
11%
12
75
•
265%
97
75
75
23%
50
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42
50
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*42%
42%
44
23%
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41
39%
41%
*41%
*42%
5
29%
29%
*28%
10
53%
53%
53%
1
33%
33%
33
28%
23%
*37
*40%
29V4
5
common
Eagle-Plcher Co
30% Aug 14
82% Jun
4
28
59%
36%
11%
preferred
3
11,300
58
28%
42%
-50
Co
preferred
preferred
2
42%
25%
262% 264%
96%
96%
*25
-
260%
16
22 % Apr
41%
"56
24%
41%
24%
58
25
29%
25
421 '8
24%
100
29
.
25%
25%
600
23,800
-
6,600
& Co—
Dec
29% Jan
41%
*56
1-2%
41
12
3.000
11%
41
57 % Nov
18,500
9
12%
39
14
5,000
17
9
11%
50
% Jan
26
18%
9
11%
preferred
43
25%
17
8%
12%
14
19
26 %
16%
25
Dec
45% Dec
25%
11%
39
2
2,700
1-2
*37
27% Jan
-6,700
25
*41
14
8%
70%
12
50
14% Jan
3,200
6%
70%
27%.
'
25
50
Cigar
27%
8%
29%
21%
31%
13%
19%
19
5,900
26,100
70%
11%
preferred
DWG
27%
8%
*70
25
preferred
27
43%
27%
8,700
18%.
12%
$3.75
33% Oct
31%
36
29%
21%
31 %
v47 %
25%
$4.15
2
58%
45%
32
12
27
22% Feb
28%
•
47%
400
32%
18
47 Ve
'
24%
42% Feb 27
10
17
9
42
58
25%
%
18
12
46% Jan
24% Nov
26%
32%
17%
24%
1
$2.10
26
16%
9
4J%
*56
24%
32 %
1
4
4.20%
8%
70%
150
30%
Sep
4.10%
77%
99%
Dec
Mar 24
*76%
%
29 %
75%
23%
38
41%
39%
47
77
99%
97%..
48% May 26
13
77%
32%
13%
48%
27%
*76%
29%
75
46 % Jan
75
29
97
18
74
*73%
97%
No par
19
5,100
.73%
75
29%
No par
Nov
48%
47%
75
*73%
100%
Preferred $3.50 series
42% Jun
48%
*74
29%
Preferred $4.50 series
31
%
48
170
98%
3
Jan
12,200
30%
7
May 21
40%
25
Jan
53
40
99%
5
4%
40 %
24%
1
46% Mar 13
39%
1
1)
(E
Duquesne Light
8,500
44
98%
86% Apr
26% Jan
12
15%
'
29%
USA Inc
Nem
83
15%
5
Corp
«u
83
15%
50c
Common
106
-60.%
37%
29%
21%
43
83
8%
69%
.
29
59%
36%
29%
21%
31%
42%
-
3
51
28
27%
%
43%
15
77%
32%
17%
47%
27%
26
16%
9
42%
58
25%
9
x41%
*56
24%
43%
23%
40% Dec
37
.
31%-
1
Co—
24
44% Nov
37
2
International
Duplan
•
„
9%
42%
60%
37%
29%
21%
21
17
22 %
Oct~24
9
17
8%
71%
15%
41%
49%
75
4.700
42%
83
75
75
*73
77%
33%
18%
48
27%
25%
16%
26
40%
48%
75
8%
70
-
71%
*83
15
15%
41%
50%
75
77%
32%
17%
47%
27%
77%
33
18%
48%
28
8%
par
Industries
di
202% Feb
*73
27%
42%
No
No
Drewrys Limited
15%
40%
49%
74%
75
27%
1
Chemical
15%.
41%
50%
74
60%
Corp
31
*83
24%
Corp
Douglas Aircraft Co—
20
32%
17%
47%
27%
8%
*70%
25%
16%
8%
42%
*56
29%
20%
30%
Dominick Fund Inc
46% Oct
*77
—2.50
Pepper Co
Dome Mines Ltd-
77% Dec
*73
50c
1
Inc.—
Dr.
20 % Nov
15%
40%
50%
73%
43%
83
15
__
Corp
Club
83
10
1
25
-
preferred
(The)
22
39%
Co
Alkali Co—
National Corp
42%
58
25%
Distillers Corp-Sengrams Ltd
17% Jan
43
20
»
36% July 29
29% Jan 23
11% Nov 25
101
1
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co„100
Detroit Steel Corp
1
43% Dec 29
31% Sep 22
21% Sep 21
Apr
Coatings——
Disney (Walt) Productions
4
16% Jan
—3
Inc.
59% Apr 24
11
12
Jan
Lines
DeSoto Chemical
Detroit Edison
Diners'
14% Dec
9
Air
50
13.50
Denv & Rio Grande West RR.No par
Diana Stores
26% Dec
33
Delta
No par
42% Mar 13
8% Jan
52 % May
1
26% Sep 18
32% Sep 23
9% Jan
12
IOQ
50c
50c
series C
Deere & Co (Delaware)
Delaware & Hudson
Delaware Luck & Western
Delaware Power & Light Co
24% Aug
6
5
10
7
Light common
series A_
—100
series B
._100
&
3.90%
Diamond
Diamond
35% Nov
15
Preferred
:iuu
Dayton Rubber Co
Decca Records Inc
64% Oct 30
41% Nov 17
32% Mar 24
25% Jan
54% Apr
Daystrom Inc
Dayton Power
23
15% Jan
1i
14
1
Corp common —
3'•'/*% prelerred series A
Dan River Mills Inc
Dana
*
Corp
23%
'
38
41
39%
41%
42%
39
41
*41%
75%
23%
38
41%
39
41%
42%
97%
96%
97%
75
75
75
75%
1,500
23*%
23%
22%
23%
12,700
37%
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11
23 Va Sep
21
Dec
1
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Lines
Fuel
Gas &
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prior preferred
4%%
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Kodak
Co
16
88% Jun
9
94
Oct
26
36% Nov
6
44% Nov
30
Eaton
13
Edison Bros SLores Inc
22% Jan
2
37
31
36% Jan
6
Jan
9
83% May 22
37% Dec 11
83 % Jan
15
34
Feb
4
45 Va Dec
18
89
Aug
4
92 Va Oct
$3.60
6
76
22% Jan
2
Dec
Jan
17
95
14% Apr
15
20% Feb
4
18 Va Jan
16
Oct
31
36% Jan
7
86
25
Mar 27
63% Aug
89
7
Electric
12% Dec
8
Electric
8% Dec
16
When
Dec
18
Electric
19
8% Dec
31
26% Jan
2
40% Nov
19
38% Jan
14
63
6% Jan
2
11% Dec
15
9% Jan
7
14
Mar 20
39
Jan
20
77% Dec
4
Jan
2
39% Dec
9
28
Oct
23
29
7
Jan
10
56% Dec
8
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2
16% Dec
2
17% Jan
2
24
12% Sep 18
23% Jun 22
30
8
32% Jan
29
90
76 % Dec
16
88
Jan
9
26% Jan
2
36% Oct
17
34% Jun
16
40
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5
6% Jan
2
13
28
10% Oct
27
15 Va
July 23
60% Feb
3
11
2
56%
57%
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91
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Oct
29
70
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4
61% Oct
16
56
Oct
2
63
Apr
2
Apr
30
21
Nov
14
17% Sep
21
13% Jan
3
28
Nov
28
19% Ma
28% Jan
2
47
Dec
4
Johnson
5%
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&
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26%
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54%
54
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100
50
35
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53%
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8
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3
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37%
9
37 % Apr
9
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31%
31 %
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2
10Va July 16
Fairbanks
1
40
7%
8 %
7%
34% Oct 22
19%
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59
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5
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53%
19%
15
2
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8%
7%
58%
58%
12%
29%
2
43% May
5
8% Aug 25
23% Oct 17
Jan
2
13 Vi
22 Va Apr
22
3% Jan
13% Jan
7
79
2
May 14
30% Sep
11
27% Nov
7
Jan
28
7Vi Sep
29
10 Va Jan
13
Fairchild
2
37
Sep
14
Fairmont
Aug 11
96
Mar 12
Apr
9
89
Sep
11
79 %
15% Jan
2
10% Dec
10
18% Jan
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2
33
footnotes,
Dec
17
see page
$1.60
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29% Jan
27% Nov
24.
9
2
28% Aug 31
31 Yt Sep
11
Tar
a
35
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Airplane Corp
common
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1
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34
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57%
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2
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38
Mar 13
Dec
July 21
Jan
44 % Jan
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79
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30
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50
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74%
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100
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7% Dec
27
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75
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10
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.
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2
6% July 20
7% Dec 17
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common
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May 15
Jan
39
100
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Eastman
Apr
112
75
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for Previous
,
Highest
May 19
55
.Range Since Jan. I
Lowest
Oct
13
37/8 Apr
7
6% Dec
2
11% Jan
2
17% Dec
16
*
49% Feb
5% Jan
72
Oct
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
9
Monday
EXCHANGE
23
Fausteel
Par
Metallurgical Corp
;___5
67%
18% Apr
29% Jan
7
24% Aug 21
3
52
Nov
20
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2
22
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27
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7
57
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1
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1
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Federal
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5
Federal
Pacific Electric Co
1
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Federal
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2
43% Nov
25
31% July 29
56% Jan 26
21% May 26
50 % Feb
6
23% Aug 12
70 % Altg
3
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25% Jan
19
Fenestra luc
15
14
16
45% Feb
4
57% Mar 20
13% Oct
6
19% Jan
12
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31% Nov 24
44% Jan
16
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24 % Mar 14
Dec
10
104% Jun
88
5
120% Oct
100
13
Aug 21
51
151
104
55
Oct
23
80% Jan
20% Jan
14
29% Dec
17
13% Apr
28
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1
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2
29
9% Jan
5
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4
16
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21
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43
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80
17% Dec
31
117% Jim
31% Mar
15
Dec
15
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1
43
Mar
93
Jan
8
Oct
22
Sep
27% May 2!)
35% Jan
17% Jail
Food
18
40
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9
170
Feb
16
216
1
87
July 10
95
55% Aug 27
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05
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17
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4
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5
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2
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18
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18
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1
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19% Feb
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20
28
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22
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;
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47%
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25
Nov
38%
25
47%
48 %
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Jan
39% Oct
36 %
24^4
47%
47%
2nd pfd
con veil, ihle
25% Feb
15
36%
25
47
51
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35
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15
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13
37,800
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21
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10
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37
69
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1
Jun
15
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2
Nov
31
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4%%
2
21
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20
12
32% Sep 21
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Nov
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6
8
136
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68%
7%
Dec. 18
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5
25
27% Jan
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common
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the Week
Friday
Dec. 17
45
Ferro
4.60%
.
7%
37%
7%:
Sales for
Thursday
Dec. 16
20%
36%
21% Jan
Wednesday
Dec. 15
68%
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18
2
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26
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52% Dec
2
16
100
30
24
23% Mar 13
7
82% Apr
30
10% Apr
22% Apr
30% Nov
18% Apr 25
38% Apr
■-
Dec
6
16% Mar 10
Corp
Tuesday
Dec. U
32% Nov 10
-
STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
43
17
Sulphur
6%
6%
6 %
6%
6%
6%
6 %
4,000
1
15%
15%
14%
15%
15
15
15
15
15%
15%
700
10
26%
26%
26
26%
25%
25%
25
25%
25%
25%
28,800
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30%
29
29%
28%
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29
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69%
69%
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69
69
69
68 34
69
170
24
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Jun
6
1 4
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17
12 Tit Jan
28
8% Jun
2
17% Nov
17
16% Jan
2
40% Jan
22
9
45% Jan
12
32
Jan
17
51% Dec
4
Jan
2
45% Dec
2
3% Jan
2
7% Oct
22
24% Jan
13
14% Jan
2
3% Jan
6
7% Nov
20
52% Apr
36% Jan
;
7
67% Nov
26
7
27
■,
48
July
34
Feb
4% Sep
28
Nov
i7vii Jan
5
36 Tit Dec
1J
5% Dec
42
Aur
29
Mar
37% Jan
19
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3
Dec
14
89% Oct
20
96% Jau
9
22
18
39
Feb
9
67 % Ma 1
7
11% Dec
18
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125
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Doc
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9% Nov
7
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2
38% Nov
5
2
30'/» Apr
75
Jan
141
Aug 25
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Jan
28
7% Feb
11
93% Jun
27
74
Nov
9% Nov
10
Apr
10
29% Dec
18
24
Apr 29
67Tii Nov
19
48
Jan
4% Jan
1
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Sep
33% Jan
105% Oct
Jau
21
84
5
28
•
5%
General
$4.50
11
General
General
May 19
10
Mar 17
$8
General
2
Gen
Dynamics Corp
General
Electric
34% Dec
30% Jan
6
General
13
79% Dec
2
2
22% Dec
18
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9
16 % Feb
9
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30
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25
117
Jun
3
102
Dec
17
2
52
Nov
6
45
6
117% Jan
16
Aug 29
92% Jan
22
Aug 25
41
Mar 25
101
40
38% May
General
General
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37% Aug 25
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General
Mar
3
6%
7
General
112% Mar
4
27
27-
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Jan
20
31% Feb
24
52% Feb
2
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7
6
Oct
20
21 % Apr
15
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16
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3
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4
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3
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25
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11
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4
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27
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2
43
Nov
27
2
72
Nov
27
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14
76
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27
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$160 coiiv
preferred
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1ft
General
23
General
26% Nov
13
39% Feb
Hi
11% Dec
7
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24% Oct 23
21
General
17
27
28
12
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29 % Feb
3
$1.32
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$1.30
preferred
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15
90% Aug
1
80
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14
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104 '
Dec
15
258
Jan
12
Jan
91
Sep
9
90
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8
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99
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4
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29
27
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17
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24
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23
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14
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10
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53
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1
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29
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2
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19
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47
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92
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9
35
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16
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29
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24
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175
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77'. 1
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22
79
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129
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25
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25
102'.i
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330
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90%
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87
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25
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10
28
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83
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8
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47
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31
44
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20
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46
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19'!ii Jan
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8
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10
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76
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14
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19
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2
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12
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1
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20
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28
88
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22
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17
31
37
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61
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Brewing Co*™.
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103'% Jun
1
Goodrich Co
154
2
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
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493,, Dec
4
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15
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200
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7
7
88
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Aug 31
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common
11
8% Dec
18
16% July 17
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15
35% Nov
18
55% Jan
6
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2
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3%%
preferred
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5
6%
7%
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5
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22
4
18,000
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7
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200
87 %
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20
11
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67«
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6% Nov 20
30 % Nov
56
230
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5
100
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47%
47%
47 %
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75
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1
4
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25
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10
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1
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12
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25
50%
49
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12
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16
27
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50
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50
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6,900
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12
25% Mar 23
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Northern Paper Co
Northern Ry Co
50a.f
30% Jan
10
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32%
32
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32
146 % Jun
4
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129
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26 %
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20 %
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20 %
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83%
84
21%
21
131
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2
22% Jan
2
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24% Dec
126
Oct
19
39% Dec
29
23
Oct
30
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141% May
47%. Feb
8
5
Northern
770
Green
Iron
preferred
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(H
100
„1
21a4
1
5%
2
19% Dec
11
17% Jan
0
87
17
83% Dec
17
89
2634 Dec
4
20 % Oct
28
30-% Mar 30
Grumman
103a Jan
10
17
10
Guaiitanamo Sugar
173% Mar 20
7% Dec
For
16
footnotes,
see page
5
Dec
Aug 12
Jan
16
'
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Greyhound Corp. common
4% % preferred
80% Jun
24 % May 29
coin
_
14% Jan
A pi-
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Aircraft
Eng Corp
1
3
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4
85%
84%
85
22 %'
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260
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5
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2030)
18
NEW
Range for
Year
14
Highest
28 Vu Nov
17
24
5
75'!i Dec
22
Mar
17
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$5
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1.
79
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129
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24
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22
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Feb
101
37 % Dee
3
103 % Nov
Mobile &
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9
81
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32
Monday
Sep
89'/a Apr
2G'4
26%
71
No par
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Dec. 15
71
26%
26%
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71
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71
Sep
19
90
Oct
30
95 Vi Jail
10
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25
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May 29
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100
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70
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81
82
82
83
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83
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dividend
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84
82
82%
81%
81 %
Aug
7
91
Apr
9
$4.44
dividend
preferred—
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90
98
Oct
22
Oct
2
81
dividend' preferred
dividend preferred
3
$5
4
500
36%
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1,900
%
71
lO^'s
13
$5 08
104'/2 Mar
,
25%
25
Jan
105
Shares
25 %
'70
Utilities Co—
!I4
88
the Week
Dec. 18
71%
10
811 a Dec
Friday
Dec. 17
23%
'
99
84
Sales for
Thursday
Dec. 16
—8.33 Vi
issued
States
Common
II
RR com.No par
;
Tuesday
Dec. 14
l'ar
Oil Corp.
When
.
Ohio
preferred-
dull
28
LOW AND
YORK STOCK
EXCIIAX£jJ>
July 13
f>
Nov
9
May
52
STOCKS
NEW
Range Since Jan. I
Lowest
Highest
Monday, December 21, 1959
.
.
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Previous
I !»5K
Lowest
.
'88%
90
'88%
•81 %
83
90
'99
10C
'99
100
'99
100%
'99
100%
'99
100%
48%
48
*88%
100
'99
84
'81 %
83 %
'99
90
83%
®88%
100
'99
570
90
99
100%
80
84
82%
"10
99
'98
100
II
3
38% Jiin
49% Apr
7
Jan
21
20
47 Vi July
69
2
Aug 14
29 Vi Nov
13 % May 20
24Ta Dec
70
18
8
Va Feb
2(1
48 Vi Nov
20
44
25% Nov %
20% Mar 31
Jan
2
99
Dec
8
Feb
6
21% Jan
2
33% Sep
26
28% Jun
19
26% Jan
2
41
Nov
19
39% Jan
5
47% Dec
10
44% Feb
6
30
Jan
13
123
Nov
10
23
Apr
7
30
Mar 17
140
32% Dec
1
Jan
13
44
20 % Apr
29
20
29% Nov
14
22 % Jan
36% Nov
9
9Vi Dec
122 Vi
1
7
38
Apr
I
24% Nov 20
17
Vi Dec 30
July
30% Jan
18
3% Jan
88
Jan
<4
ft
7% Jan
16
35Vi Nov 30
Dec
22
22% Apr 25
51 Vi Dec
31
43% Sep
21
12% July 14
15% Nov
17
12% Jun
19
28 % Jau
6
38
49% Nov
Huukctisack
9
71 Vi May
19
13
3
a
50% Dec
8
Watch Co common
—
:
.t,
Dec
2
2
10
64% Jan
2
7
89Vi Feb 21
75 % Sep
22
90% May
17% Jan
6
30% Dec
12
27% Apr
14
40% Dec
11
Heller
(W
23% Jan
2
33'/a Dec
8
30 Vi Apr
16
34% May-11
Helme
(G
32% Jan
2
Nov
67
Jun
38
27
32% Dec
25
UJ'/i Nov
10
16%
61
Nov
20
50
118
3
70
Apr 23
Vi Nov 19
105
53% Jan
35% Dec
31
36% Dec
31
26% Jan
14
35 Vi Nov
20
11% Jan
13
15% Sep
25'%-. Jun
107% Oct
7Vo
37% Mar 13
7.
Jan
Feb
3.65%
5
8
Jan
1
31
10
38% May
92
19
Sep 29
3
72Tit July 21
118 %
Apr
2.50
ine
....
5%
tfl.
2
82 % Nov
1!)
8
40% Apr
27
fieri/:
251» Dec
3
90'
1 Pit
Corp
*77
7
41
Aug 27
21
6
37
Jan
2
May 21
7
39% Nov 20
5
92
Jan
31
35
.Jail
30
47% July 22
80
Dec
15
90% Apr
5% Sep
9
9% Apr
13
6
Sep 21
32% Apr
30
8
Jan
2
8% Nov 20
19
Jau
7
29% Nov 21
18
23% Nov 28
19% Jun
2
24
Feb
5
36% Oct
1
41
Feb
12
26% Dec
14
37 % Jan
2
69
Dec
15
80',4 Mar
2
85 % Mar
15% Feb
10
36% Jail
9
27% Jan
13
%%lec..-'3
39% Sep 16
74 % Dec
29
84
Jun
6
90
Jun
6
81
Dec
1
92
Feb
20
41
79
Oct
28
97% Aug 13
85 % Dec
1
6
96% Jan
30
Jan
22
•
Oct
13
50% Sep
17
18
72% Jan
17
87 % Dec
19
2% Jan
2
20% Jan
2
13% Jan
2
6% Oct 20
38% Dec
24% Dec
8
21
.Tun
5
84% Dec
10
5% Jnn
7
Mar 17
29% Dec
% July 30
8% July 22
i5
Jun
25
38% Dec
17
1
19% Oct
13
23% July
9
27
20%
102'g
1
1
%
34 %
26%
3,100
19 %
19%
9,800
65
65
101 %
34%
i>
OO
60
101 %
NT*
34%
34%
20
4,200
14
14%
14%.
14%
700
27%
28%
27 %
28 %
17,800
11%
12%
11%,
12
11%
11%
5,500
24%
*23%
24%
*23%
29%-
*29%
29%
24
29%
29%
42%
42%
43
40%
47%
46
46%
42%
40
42%
41 %
42
82
*69 %
26%
28%
24
80
81
42
*
*19%
32
<60
6%
5%
6%
6 Vi:.
19%
26 3 4
66
14
12%
6%
a
34%
12
5111
6,700
14
12%
-
100
42 3 m
27 %
14
29
48 %
*
•
76
42
34
13%
41%
com.
•common*
19
65 7
101%
—
300
76
42 3 «
19K-j
13%
*100%.
34 %
33%
28%
42*%
*76
67
19
*66
13%.
48 %
19%
13%
xl8%
21
21
*23%
24 '.'4
29%
*29%
29%
400
42%
43%
43%
43%
45%
45%
45 7
46%
5,700
7,200
41 %
41%
5%
*36-%
26%-
27%
26%
27
69
69%
69
69
*70
*78 %
80
*86
87 Vi
*78%
80
*84 %
86
80
G9 %
<59'Li
69
14%
14%
14%
*75%
80
"86
.
11,900
82
110
6
11,600
18%
18%
1,800
4,900
21 %
21
21%
37%
41%
4114
5%
6
18%
18
20%!
a
*81
82
*80
*36%
37%
300
2414
*29%
*30%
26 %
21
22
37%
36%
36%
200
26 7
261/4
26 %
25,500
„
320
71
*70
71
*78%
80
*78%
80
*86
87%
*86
87%
.
"30
09%
69 !4
68%.
68%
68 %
68%-
69
9,500
14-,
.
14%
14%
14%
14!i
14%
16 %
4,200
23%
35,300
—_r
21%
22:!.»
22*%
23%
24%
23 %
24 VB
23-%.-
24
Bay Min Sr. Sm Ltd—No par
51 %
52
51%
52%
51%
51%
51 VB
51%
51
51 %
7,100
28%
29%
28
29%
27%
28%.
27%
28
28!
28%t
8,500
*86%
87 Vi
87%
88
5%
3
42 %
19%
108%
*107 %
78
42%
67
*100%
34
42
Stores Corp..—
Sound Co (Delaware)-
Hunt
69%
108%
41%.
25%
29%
*29%
Howard
14
93
10C%
71
Howe
13% Jan
63
Vi
*107 %
77
"
100%
82
Corp
'107%
27 ¥4
19 %
*66
27%
Hudson
14% Dec 30
20% Nov
280
42%
/
21
19%
67
26 %•
66
10
800
7,900
77
24
preferred-
Household.Finance common._No par
3%% preferred.....*
.—100
4% preferred;.....:
„_10(
4.40% preferred—..
;
106
Houston Lighting & Power—No par
18% Sep 29
27
July 13
14
19%
42
2J%
75
31 %
1,500
79
12%
eotnmou—
Chemical
%
37
11% Jan
1,200
*31%
71
108%
108 Vi
*107%
*77
19
04% Sep 21
70
39%
39
17%
69%
108%
21 %
18
2,700
79
*78
32%
18
68
37
17
90%
90
90 V 2
79
17%
18 "4
70'
Houdallle-Indnstries Inc. common__3
$2.25 eonvertiblo preferred
_5(i
Nov
1,800
32 %
18
preferred™..25
15% Dec
110
12,600
13
70
32%
I8'/4
70
13%
Co..
convertible
75
36 %
.60%
*35
18
33
32%
18
32%
79
33 "is
Corp of America
5'/o
89%
28%
$4.25 preferred
Hotel
12
27
Furnace
convertible
22
5% Jan
„No par
Flectionles Corp—*
Holly Sugar Corp
8 % Jan
40% Apr
13% Jan
(cotiv)
Homes lake Mining...
Honolulu Oil Corp.—
52% .Jim
15
pfd
...
Hlllotl Hotels Corp
Hires Co (Charles F)
Hooker
12%
69
2 7 "b
30
23 % Apr
85
Sep
59%
13%
70 V,
42 7,;
22% Oct
2
61 %
13
91
90
42 14'
31%.Jau
65% Jau
35 %
58 %
13%
18
_.
*10"%
,_No par
12% Nov
44'% Oct 22
35 %
59'.;
13%
33%
31
67% Dec 16
35%
54
14%
*32%
.1.9
24
35 V-i
56
54%
*13-B
33 %
18
69 •
15% Dec
39% Feb
36 %
*35%
'
*32 %
33% Dec
5%
2,500
6,300
'
2
21
10%
31 "a
10
49% Jan
10%
31 %
9% Jan
ft
10 %
31 Vi
16% Jan
2
10%
*31%
7
29
10%.
31%
85
21% Jan
10%
10%
31%
28
■>7% Feb
10'i
10%
313 4
88 Vi Nov
39% Apr
2,200
39%
2
12
52 %
39%
Jan
25% Dec
7,000
4
*78
74
30
May 21
47% Dec 31
47%
27%
52 V
x90
27
3
46%
27%
53
90%
*66
2
47
27%
52 %
39%
5
2
46 %
27%
79
Hcyden .Newport Chem Corp..THZ\
3Va% preferred series A——100
17 % Jan
43%
*78
Hewitt-Robins Inc.
25% Jan
3,700
53%
.
*39%
23% July 22
22-! .1 Jail
53%
28%
54'%
79
42% July 29
Holland
3,800
•'—%
125
52 %
39%
72% A ti g 25
15% Apr 27
24% Jun 22
29% Nov 30
*123
*78
5
11% Oct 27
53%
51%
/
54
x3&%
9
14
52 %
91
13% Jan
12% Nov
2,100
78
64 Va Jan
20
60
40
29
9% Jan
60
a
74 % May 29
Eloffiuun
59 %
31%
.
2nd
3,800
78
25
6,300
1,260
114
33%
125
53%
28%
>.
*112
-
33%
39%
.....No par
2 1/12
Co
$4%
51 %
*123
53%
•
34
46
28%
*
52 V j
125
28 7
28%
52%
,47 3 «
27-'%
52;%
Vi
59Vi
Vi
27%i
%46%
28 Tit
14%
60
53
49%
114
33
51
53 Tit
36
28%
114
33%
*123
51%
56%
7
July 22
53%
125
54'.ft
14
Jan
117
52%
•
32 "4
59'--
59%
512?
28%
113
*110
32%
59%
:
4
27 3.1
29
113
31%
55 31
—To
preferred
«
*35 'i
60
Jan
28. Vi
111
48%
li*'
Powder "eomiiion
Hershey
Jan
29
53
27%
j
eouimon
preferred
Clmeola.te
Jan
(4
3,900
59%
*52
__i
F) Sr. Co.—.....
ndneuniulative
66
19,100
28%
32
48
•
_s
10
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Hercules
50 ¥4
28 Vi
54
preferred ......——__100
W)
49%
28%
125
Inc.—L_...._^.„5
commoii—.—.—_25
Hehm (H J) Co
43% Jan
50%
28
113.%
53 "4
Industries
83 % Oct
200
49%
28%
53
Co..
Industries
49 %
50%
28'i
*12^
Hat Corp of America common—___]
4 Vi 'In
preferred.
...__50
Haveg
*48 %
49%
29
31 %
i
—
Hayes
*48',4
50%
28%
loo
Corp—__
Hansen Corporation..—
Hart Scdiafrner &, Marx
79% May
7
16% -Jan 12
106
43%
49--'»
—7.50
com
—„—
HarrJs-Inlerfypt!
Harslmw Clientieal
20
27%.
1
*48
581 i
Harbison-Walk ftefrac
6% preferred
f
48
51%
28%
"
51
28
preferred.
100
Paper Co
_—2.5<!
3
J3
12% Apr
39% Apr
.
ft
convertible
8
Mar
34
53% Dec
48
25
—5
Printing Co
Hammond Organ Co
10
Jail
Dee
571
1%
Hammermlll
fi
61 % NOV
132
(W
4%
114% Aug 31
36'% Aug 14
65-% May
Hall
Hamilton
July 23
30
Water
Halliburton Oil Well .Cementing
'
29% May 22
Foods
Sr.
Tiidusl.
Inc
ft
com
preferred series A.:
Hupp Corp common
5% convertible,pfd series A
Hussmnnn
106
86%
86
%
%
*86 %
87 Vi*
50
Refrigerator Co
5
6%
6'V
7%
38%
38
7%
7%
7%
97,700
38%
*38! 4
39%.
400
2C%
20 %
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
2.000
6%
6%
38
*20%
80
6 Tit
38%
2017
0%
*38
89
*87
38
'
1
4
21
.38
11
33 Vi Jan
13
29 % Jan
2
41
Oct
13
42
Oct
3
47
50
Dec
31
6,600
42% Mar 18
52
Jun
12
Idaho t'ower fit
46 %
47
46 Vi
46%
46%
47 %
46%
46%
46%
46 7
29
35% Feb
39
Apr
17
Ideal
31%
32
31Tb1
32-
31%
32
31 V'n
31%
31%
31%
6/200
22,300
% Oct
23
Dcc~31
40
Nov
38% Dec 31
35
Jun
9
45
Dec
11
47 Vi Jan
21
38% Oct
7
43% Fell
4
Jail
9
40% Sep
29
47
Apr
3
22
10
50
Jan
5
50%
48
Dec
1
52% Jan
45 % Dec
2
51
46
Nov
24
55 % Jan
21
Jun
23
42 Vi Dec
2
47% Feb
3
40% Sep
25
45 Vi Mar 18
29% Jan
2
38% Nov 20
36% Jun
26
41% Aug 13
6% Apr
2ft
14
Jan
2
65
Jan
2
156
May 27
35% Jan
2
22% Jan
13
9% Nov
24% Nov
41% Oct
7
47
Jan
14
Commit
Illinois
Power
)3
6% Dec
8
10% Feb
10
12
17% Nov
ft
30
20
74% Nov
17
J 09
July 28
L63
May
6
43% May 8
34 % Sep 21
55
July
6
Nov
162
July 18
43
00113
■4U
July 17
May
7
(Jo
44 %
common.
4.08%
preferred
4.26% preferred.
$.70',t> preferred.
4.42% preferred
4.20% preferred..
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
S
A
Fleetilea
Do
..loo pesos
„—
6%
1
No par
common,
preferred—
Inland
Steel
CO
„100
___No par
—
Oct
18% Jun
1
5
29 Vi Dec
12
94
30
Dec
26 !it
37
Jan
2
44
143
Oct
3
166
26% July
7
68 % Jan 13
13% Apr
1
70% Jan
17
7
Sep 30
Apr
2!)
Insuranshares
Dec
17
Interchemical
86% Oct 20
05% Feb 24
25
Oct
Jan
2
(85 Vi May 12
39% Jan 27
31 V'n July
488
7
May 29
Inl/l
Business
tnt'l
Harvcstm
15
28
78 Vi Juil
13
68% Sep
17% Feb
23
9
27% Jun
4
8
110% Dec
8
tnt'l
7
24% Nov
9
7
141 % Nov
6
21% Aug 27
95
Oct
13
31
7
96 Vi
Sep 25
Sep 22
12% Jan
i 11
May
_
1531/4 Jan
35 Vi Apr
80
14
30
July 30
Jwly 16
86% Dec
15
7% Jan
13
16
\i Nov
11
10% Sep
14
7
71
Feb
4
56
15
Dec
18
125
Sep
94
Jan
16% Jan
69
Jun
28
2
23
13
136
32% July 14
40
25
33 % Dec
15
41% Oct 30
37
10
32
Aug
4
37% Aug 21
28
Fell
3
15 % Mav
Mac
7
Jan
13
Jan
2
35% Oct
6
21% Jan
3
33% Oct
1?
28% Mar 19
40 % Dec
2
17
31
28
Ja-u
27% Jan
29% Jan
118
Mar 20
Feb
2
13
Jan
10
34% Nov
14
33% Dec
19
Dec
2
28% Feb
31
17% Jill)
35% Aug
7
38 Vi Jun
10
34% July 16
44% Nov
19
126% July 24
42% Oct 28
14
9
9
172 %
37
——
10
5
42 % Dec
40
*41%
43
*41%
42 %
46
*45 %
46
*45%
46
43i
41
*45%
*43
*43%*
46
44
*43
*40 %
41
36
*38%
39
7'i
19 %
80%*150
40 %
39%
*89
2b 3 4
439
7 %
1
19%
ft
100
7.50
—7.50
40%
40%
90
89
90
28 7.!
28 Vi
28%
.30%
*70:
193ft
136
*136 %
*86%
J 3
100
59
No par
Salt
Interstate. Depi
440'
*7C
'
1,900
23%
26,700
82
82%
8,500
153
19%
v.
•
132
No par
33 %
29 %
49%
47%
48%
133%
139%
139%
30%
-71%
30%
72
■70
21%
22
*21%
109%
110%
19%
19%
1'9%
19%
136-%
"134%
135',
*134%.
135
136i„
86 »-a
137»
87%
*86%
52
61
25
"33 %
39%
coin—5
373h
—25
Stores
40 "4
*33
Power Cm-.
18'»
133
33 "4
.
33 6:
52%
53
52%
34
*33'.2
X39%
39 71!
38 3
38%
38%
38%
39
40 3 h
41 "a
41 Vw
41%
35%
35:! 4
35 %
35%.
18%
38
preferred
133
33-'»
*33%
40%
Corp
64
63
134
33 "4
34 L,
no*
Toleg.No
63
*132
52
.25
St.
14
13;,4
183ii
18%
18%
f'2
-
41
35%
■;
18%
4
34
39 %
32
So])
22
48
33 %
33'a
33%
33
33 3
Sep
21
40% Apr
20
Flee Light. ($' Power Co.
lown-Tllinols Cos &• Flee Co
33%
35
37%
38%
3!"
38'
3
37%
38%
32
Dec
9
37% Jan
2i
lown
32 3 4
33 "4
32%
3 3 'a
33%
33%
33
Nov
4
45
Jan
1ft
fslond
Sep
15
f 23
Jan
23
$6
36% Jan
2
110 %
May 27
rowa
Power Sr
Creek
Light Co.
Coal
preferred
50% Mar 18
J-T-E
23% J
Jaeger
Circuit
common
.
36
Breaker
36%
X35%
*118
...
119 "2
*116%.
36
36
*116%
119%.
'
Co.
42 "4
42%
42
42%
36
119
'
41%
42
30%
*70
22
110%
19,200
40%
10,800
*28%
29Tft
4,300
45
80
91
28%
2,600
436%
10,100
28,700
28%*
435-
436
48%
13%
common
28%
139%
86%.
.
28 VV
436
45%
40%
44%
28 3,
433
45
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13%
60 %
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45
90
4
87
34
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135%
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132
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91
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20
155
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150
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41
41%
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46 'A
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3('"4
30%
71 %
7%
22%
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40%
42
438
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22 3 4
82%
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30
42
440
7 "n
20%
45 7
41 Vb
*29"
36
110
1,600
7 Vb
"
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preferred'
Interstate
39%
%
39%
4
39%
83%
*150
46%
41%
48'%
No par
convertible
'
139 %
,
Utilities
$2
'
4!.'
48 3 h
common
%_
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-
21%
7
-
155
-,*150
40%
104%
preferred
7%
41%
39 3 a
81 Va
81%
47%
com
preferred
International
42 3..i
41
110
_60
20%
7%
20%;
80%-
155
Paper
lnt'1 Rys of Cent
42 3 4
41
39
*42 %
39
*40%
19%
•
81
fnl.ernal.iounI
5%
43
43
44
41
*38%
international
$4
*45%
46
*40 %
21'1
issued
46
*41
1103it
International
ft
520
42 3,
42%
267«
(0
18
40 %
42 %
*
109 3 «
Telep
Aug
5,200
39 %
42%
421
5
Internal,lout)I
19% Mar
44%
39 «i
Canada—a—No par
Packers Limited
1-1
ol
6
17
44%
39%
139%
preferred.
;
Mining Corp
Nickel
International
fillv
45%
44'n
40
100
—
International Rime..
6
46 Vi
43%
40
No par
common
Jan
55Nov
45%
43%
39%
41
1
.
Machines-,
July 15
12
45»,
43%
391 i
*29
—100
Inl'l Minerals Sr. Chemical
4%
45 %
43% - 44
5
——
preferred—
When
57 Vi Jan
100
Jan
13 % Jan
7%
44%
46
.1
common
International
36% Jail
20
Tne—
Corp—
57% July 10
138
13% Dec
32% Sep
Iron
9
122% Nov
May 28
Intcrlake
11
2
22
Vi "in
Dec
27
28
4
Cf Is
Corp
preferred..
Jun
Jan
Sep 2ft
Inspiration Cons Copper——
32
45
28
33Ti Sep
65% Feb
88
50% Mar 18
19
27 % Mar 26
86
4ft
4ft
*39%
Mexico
Industrial Rayon
Ingcrsoll-Rand
b
46%
44 %
Illinois Central RR Co.
Indiislrla
101
Co
47%
48%
139%
139%
1.010
31
30%
30%
7,500
72
70
70
22%
110%
100
22%
2,100
110%
21,800
22
.*109%
19%
31,600
135
136%
135
136%
16/200
*135
135%
*136
136%
18%
19%
lfi%-
300
86%
86%>
86 Vi
86 Vi
13%
14'n
13%
13%
3,800
64
64
62 Vi
63%
1.050
131%
400
131%
131%
131%
33%
33%
33%
34
6,000
51%
52%
51
51%
2,600
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*33%
34
34
42,900
38%
39%
38%
39%
37 %
38%
37%
37 7 n
3,400
41%
41 %
415 »
42".'
12,500
35
35%
35
35%
2,800
18
18%
18%
18%
3,700
33
33
32%
33
3,200
38
38%
38V h
38%
4,800
33%
33 7
»
33%
34 %
4,600
35%
35%
35%
36%
*116%.
*41%»
119
41%
118
411
2,800
10
118
-41%
2,200
19%,
5.000
J
15 % Jan
2
19% Feb
25
82
15
Jan
26% Sep
33 Vi Oct
3
19
3
15 % Nov
90Vi May 12
77
40
Dec
Dec
11
-4
18
57
Feb
27
Jewel
13
88
Apr
21
59% Apr
27
88
Jan
24
76% Nov
31
48 %
53
31
Sep
21
SG'a Dec
31
49 Vb Feb
9
Apr
11
4
May 22
For
61
Dec
30
99% Aug
54% Oct
8
footnotes,
59% Jar,
7
sp? page
far
40 % Nov
24.
Lake
Sep
52Tit Dec
Mar
Jefferson
Jersey Cent
23
38
28
May 12
23
93
31% Jan
Machine
86
34 % Apr
35
7
18
62 % Dec
Dec
tin
Tea
J%V
Co
Co
Lt
Inc
pieferrccl
Jolms-Manville
Johnson
&
2
87% Dec
10
Jones
Laughlin
2
103% Feb
16
23
59% July 28
5'.
•Joy
&
...
..
Johnson
prefirred
pfd
..
..
.
.
Steel
series
Manufacturing
—
Co
„_2__
18%
1
.
Ci
4'.
common...
Corp
7034 July 14
5
17%
18'/i
17
78
lb
77'
45
45 34
43 3
100
76%.
_5
.
Sulphur
Pwi
.100
1
5
comfnon-10
A
.
.100
1
19 V'4
18r!»
19
ID
19 %
19 %
19%
19%
9,300
17%
17
17%
16%
17
16%
17%
h
78
78
78
78
78
77
77
•
360
1
44
43%
44%
44
44
44%
44%'
2.400
76%-
*76%.
79
*76%
50%
50 7 i,
"50
51
61V4
64
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64
85 Vi
10C
42%
86 Vi
100
43 %
84
99%
42%
86
99%
43%
79
*76 %
79
*76%
10
79
49 %
-
505a
50
50%
50
51
62%
63%
61
62
61
61%".
84:%
84%
83'v.
99
99%
98%
98%-
43
43%
42%
43%
83%
83%,
*99
42%
85%
100
43-
22,800
5.200
25.200
490
8,900
Number 5909
190
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
19
(2631)
L—
—
NEW YORK-STOCK EXCHANGE. STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Dec. 14
Wednesday
Dec. 15
Sales for
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Dec. 16
Dec. 18
Dec. 17
Shares
K
28
47% Oct
13
Feb
9
65
68% Jan
2
98 Vb Nov
11
93% Feb
10
120
39% Jan
7
7
42% Dec
11
48
Feb
23
45% Mar
37;
July 27
July
Jan
107
112% Dec 16
2
Feb
10
135
107
83
Nov
23
4%%
convertible
4%%
Jain
2
50%
Dec~23
Oct
29
86
Feb
14
73% Nov
18
82
Oct
28
92% May 29
79% Sep
92% Jan
Sep
25
23
82% Jun
19
89 Va Feb
90V4 Oct
6
9
Dec
46% Oct
86
103--May 7
96 - July 31
-■
20
'
July 27
57% Apr 17
85
.
,*
Mar 11
27
I May 20
98
Mar
93
4.50%
4.20%
preferred
preferred
,.4.35%
1
'
6
Dec
5
10
68% Nov- 19
85% July 10
72 % ttep 21 '
88% Feb 42
2
38% Aug'13
34% Nov
38% Aug 28
34
Jan
99
•
Jim
20
10
42% Dec
30
Jan
2
29% Dec
3
10% Jan
2
18% Oct
39% Feb
30
29% Jan
25
.
5
25% Apr
7
43% Oct
r
25
7
90% Oct
30
2
32% May 12
7
Apr
26% Jan
1
2
27% Jan
:2
7
45% Nov 11
86
32% Nov 12
2
43 % Nov
-33% Dec
15
22
13% Jan
2
22% Dec 24
22% Jan
6
33% Dec
4% Nov
3% May 19
3
Kress
5
Kroehler Mfg Co
18
18%
Jan"_2
-25%
23% Jan
6
6
347b Jan 22
4% Mar 11
Laclede Gas Co common
4
4.32% prelerred series A
25
La Consolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
34% Apr
23% Nov
Lane Bryant
Lear Inc
46% Dec
17
-89
28
Jan
1
2
Jan
1% Jan
2
7
1% Jan
6% Sep
30
10% Sep
24
28
32
19
10
40% Oct 30
36
19% Sep
20
5% Jan
2
22% Feb
24% Feb
14% Jan
2
v
Dec
Jan
"2
25
Sep
Oct
48
57
107% Feb
18
135% Dec
28% Sep
8
9
80
17
Oct
3
104
82
Mar
4
-88% July 28
927b Feb 11
129% Nov 12
85
Oct
14
100% Apr
14
Jan
23
96
Mar
5
v
July
73
9
22
MacAudrews & Forbea common—10
1237b Jun
9
48% Dec
18
47
20
Apr
90'% Mar
16
2
4
14
6
155% Apr 16
4«;ii only
7
3
26
6
11
•
Nov
69!
25
15% Jan
27
-il l/4 Jan
7
July lu
July 29
88
22
104% Mar
5
18% Nov
45%
44 %
457«
8,600
55%
55%
55
55%
95%
49
50%
96%
95%
96%
95
95%
22,100
50
49
49%
49 7 h
51%
14,900
50%
51
10,100
23 %
23%
*
!
51%
51%
50%
51%
24%
23%
23%
23%
23%
46%
46
46%
46
46 %
52%
'
46%'
6
;
1,700
95%
49
'
4,300
2,800
46
*45 %
10,900
;-«72
72 %
43%
43
43 %
30
29 7 It
30
3,000
48
47%
48
12,600
79
79
•
70%
72 '
71%
72
44
44%
43%
29%
29%
%
47%
.
2,400
300
17%
17%
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17%
17%
17%
17%
10,800
31
31 %
8,100
*79
80
30%
31%
30%
31%
30%
31%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34
34%
34
34%
18
18 %
18%
18%
18
18
1774
18
32
32%
32 %
32%
16.300
207b
20%
20%
20 Va
5,000
31
30%
31%
20 y«
20 J/4
*30
307 b
20 J/4
20 Vb
32
*30
32
307b
30 Vb,
30%
*374
3%
37i
6.800
1,800
32
*30
32
*30
4
*37b
4
*3 7b
31%
400
4
800
30 Va'
*30
30
30
1974
36,300
2,900
207
i
19%
20
197b
1974
197b
19%
197b
227b
227b
23
227b
22%
227b
22%
227b
22%
45 %
447b
457b
44%
45%
45 Vb
45%
451b
457b
89
87
87
127b
127b
1274
*861
89
127-b
12%
30%
30%
b
30%
2%
2 %
25
25 %
21
69%
70%
70%
301/2
2%
*24%
7 Vb
774
*7 J/4
77 b
6%
6%
67b
674
30 7a
30%
%
54 Va
23 Va
23 %
30%
70
697 b
107b
10%
10 Va
Va
907b
88
89
143
142
142
142
50%
5b
VA
62
ooTb
00
61
61
Va
60%
70 Va
1.700
7 lb
10,800
3074
18,200
23 Vb
23
%
5.000
67 %
68%
16,400
10%
19,000
88%
8.000
107b
61
55 3 4
60
320
142
12%
5514
3,900
5914
55 VA
*59
12%
127b
700
55
*54
142
55 %
10,500
1,000
0%
8714
59 3 4
74
27 b
30%
10%
142
8,»00
7 %
887 b
142
50
11,200
25
*7'a
10%
1074
88
54
214
25
2o
69 Vb
b
8814
10''«
91
DO
27 b
27b
1014
142
31
2574
2%
*25
90 %
143
31 Vb
307b
30 %
12 7
1274
31%
12%
1274
4.500
89
*87
89
*87
1,800
12%
7,500
13 %
12 %
12 7'4
12%
139/a
138%
14174
13574
138%
134
136
136
69
uM VB
69%
7174
67 Va
69 %
67
68
68
t,9
.32 VA
32 '/it
321b
327b
31%
32%
x32%
32 3 4
13
32 %
31%
32-%,
bo %
33
33 Vb
33
33 %
Vb
10
10%
147 b
15
10
3u'
30 Va
3U
*-'b
30 %
3074
3/74
H B -'«
37%
38 VA
37%
115'a
US »/2
ll2 Va
31%
32 7b
317 b
*96 Va
98 %
9o
*80
81 Vb
*80
*81%
83
113%
113 74
32 %
32
98
98
/a
81%
*80
82 7b
82
*137-/2
va
143
H
30%
37%
(2
<110%
317 b
31 %
32
31%
97%
97 Va
*96 lb
98
81%
*80
81%
81 Va
*81%
83
81 Vb
*80
81 Vb
7.400
31%
80
250
142
*136
112
-136
142
80
118
44,700
3774
37
39%
3634
38%
37
37 %
134%
l3oVa
134
134 Vb
1331b
133"%
*41
%
4174
4114
41%
1.600
767b
76%
76%
76%
5,000
11 Vb
11 V'4
4174
41 Va
41 V'4
7o
76 74
7o%
767b
7714
19
19
18 7 b
8.4 vb
87%
88 7
19-4,
20
a
440
4,300
1914
18 %
19
1914
18%
87
87%
85%
87
86
881
a
7,100
197b
20 '4
19%
19.%
1914
20 '4
12,100
187 b
19
87 %
i
9,300
38
118
75 Va
20 V
18.600
38%
37%
4172
19%
22,400
30%
13o 1 b
38 VA
131
1jd%
13374
24.800
15
307 b
30'a
32%
14%
32%
'110 lb
38%
112
81V b
*135
142
*135
39V3
38 %
8,200.
47,600
30
96%
81%
9,000
137%
15
14%
.
v
447b Nov 23
29
1G
30
—4
..—10
Jan
89
36% Jun
Oct
45%
56%
95%'
30%
15
15
Mar
104
15
22
Sep
45%
55%
33
—_No par
—1
347b Apr
2
16
26
Dec
817b Sep
24% Sep
45
56%
31%
i
.'—,
Inc
Loew's .Theatres Inc
Lone Star Cement Corp
Lone Star Gas Co common
4.84% conv prelerred
_100
Long Island Lighting Co com
10
5% series B preferred100
4.25% series D preferred
100
4.35% series E preferred
10b
' 4.40% series G conv pfd___-—100
Lorillard (P) Co common
5
7% prefe-ml
;
lOo
Louisville Gas & El Co (Ky)_Nopai
Louisville & Nashville-:
.—50
Lowenstem (M) & Sons lnc~
.-1
Lukens Steel Co
3.33Vs
Lykes Bros Steamship Co
10
139% Jan
36% Apr
9
813b Dec
45%
56%
4
12 %
—1
Locklued Aircraft Corp
44
81
17%
1,200
45
8,500
•
138
2.50
lo-
—
Locw's
14
,17
Corp
»
27% Feb
2
17%
70 %
5
Co
Industries Inc— 1
When issued ——a
1427b Mar 25
4
80 %
61 %
9
Mar
18
19% Jun
Glass
3»"/4 «i-t
133% Dec
10
80 %
30%
iwn, n. » •
(..ins
23
Jan
47
12%
Libby-Owcn»-Ford
Jun
11% Jan
46%
37%
45
Libby McNeill & Libby
——7
Liggett, & Myers Tobacco com—25
7% preferred
10b
hily 'lullp Cup Corp
5
143
60
29%
48%
*86
13% Jan
9
987b Oct 28
10
55% Mar
30
47%
12 %
37%
54
Jan
128
44%
29%
12
37%
55%
37ViJan
5
4G7b Jan 26
uec
43%
30
12%
37%
24'/a
21
128% Jan
join
72»A
12
37%
30%
17% July 10
Dec
71%
36
12%
37%
55
9
29% Jan
99
23%
35%
-,12%
24
37
18
15
Dec
51%
5,400
V
36%
12%
24
«1.1
36% Nov 27
lliV2 Dec
7
Nov 12
30
22% Mar 28
.
36%
36%
37%
55 Vb
Lionel
20
35%
800
12 %
36 %
30 Vb
Litton
38% Oct
36 %
:
1,900
76%
37 %
29%
14% Mar 23
47% Dec
»
3,200
*54%
150% Nov 20
73Vb Nov 30
2
32
24 'a
9
2
31%
5oVb
13
Jan
31
30%
21
31
31
24
Nov
28% Jan
31
55
9% Sep
24% Sep
31
'29 Vb
152
14
10% Mar
1,800
31%
6
72% Feb
27% Jun
45%
No par
.
5
Dec
45%
2#%
o
Lerncr Stores, Corp—a—;
14
67
45%
Lelm & Fink Products
21
Oct
45%
6 Tit
15
2
46%
6'%
G3% Oct
3
Jan
10
45%
7
90% Dec 11
46% Jan
36 Tb Mar 11
45 Va
76
20
77% Aug 27
2
140% Jun
36%
67
23
4
*35%
7 %
4
158 % Jun
35%
7V/a
10
17
76%
35%
77b
57% Dec
2
86%
76 %
36%
7%
2-»% Dec
10% Nov
*85%
76%
*35%
2%
2
80% Jan
86%
76 %
36
86 y4
25 Vb
22
86%
*85%
*85%
77
2%-
" 7
10
180
36
24%
47
71%
43%
43
30
48
78
17%
31
85
88
85
:
77
*85
24%
Jan
5
65% Jan
140
6ct"l3
13%
*83%
$3 non-cum 1st, preferred—No pai
50c non-cum 2nd pl'd
No pai
Lehigh Valley RR_.
Nopai
Lehman Corp
1
18% Jan
82% Dec
85
6
3% Apr
57% Apr 29
~7%
*83%
51%
30%
Lees
5
26% Sep
2
*87
26
July 28
J 97b July 13
10% Jan 12
31Tb Mar 4
•
2
6% Nov
37b Jun
—
*83%
87%
85
.*83%
84%
*86
24%
47
70%
*3%
1
—50c
Lee Rubber & Tlre__
22
May
15% July 9
37% Jan 20
2
15% Jan, .2
5% Jan.
85
75%
*74
75%
*83
87 %
.
*74
83%
83%
*86
(James) & Sons Co coinmon_3
3.85% preferred
lOt,
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
10
Lehigh Portland Cement
15
Lehigh Valley Industries com
1
12
Sep 22
29
9
17% Feb 13
7
2
30% Mar 23
91
6
Jan
10% Feb
12% May 9
39% Oct 21
July
14
*
22
55% Apr
39
85
20
Jan
9% Mar 26
21% Sep 18
Nov, 24
31
Mar 28
Feb
83
& Co—
17
Dec" 18
25
(S H)
3% Dec
15% Oct 21
87%
500
200
1.600
47%
47%
47%
47%
75%
*74
83%
31%
(S S) Co
Kresge
43 % Mar
26% Mar
47%
47%
47%
75%
20%
Inc
29
24% Jan., 8
120
*83%
20%
35
(E J)
19% Oct 21
11
*117%
*86
*29%
Korvette
.Nov 16
Aug
5
28% Nov
*
120
*82%
Kroger Co
Koppers Co Inc common
4%
preferred
26
18
25% Dec
2
*118
*74
34% Jan 22
21
4
120
47%
34%
18
31%
Feb
27% Jun
'
Dec
251
5
;
1
100 G
10
iOO
1
10
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-deeley Corn
KLM rtoyal Dutch
Airlines
'
7
32% Nov 24
31
2.50
Co
Wire Co
Keystone Steel &
17 % Sep
7
Dec
22
Land
prior preferred
conv
*117%
10
I
1
6
30% Nov
2
16% May 26
No par
Copper
57
120
123%
48%
80
17%
31%
35
18
31%
85
13% May
-'
•
*118
*119
31
45
—16
-
500
120
122
31%
36%
12%
37%
45%
57%
96%
51
.
100
120
*118
45%
12
33,500
43
119
45%
37%
54
110
43
118%
51%.
-
l
V
-
County
4%%
51 Va Mar 13
14
Dec
78
17% Oct 21
17
39% Apr
Co—
43%
94%
49%
5
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common—1
47% Aug 25
37% Oct 22
;
May 29
5
54% July 22
74% Nov 25
7
59
2
Jan
Jan
43
9
17
Kern
70% Apr 21
34% Jan
31
Jan
64
7
78% Sep
9% Feb
24% Jan
Kennecott
1
70% Nov 21
22
22% Jan
24
28
'28% Dec.-'2
16
19% Apr
Kelsey Haves
Kendall Co
43
52%
110
*105
43
*105
43%
54 Vb
52%
108
*103%
43%
31%
35%
_1
-
*42%
53%
51%
51%
108
*103%
45
8.75
_50c
29
44% Oct
,
No par
Co—•
Kellogg Co
22% Sep
46% Nov
&
Jun
63
*29% Feb"
46% Jan
25% Jan
Kayse.vrRoth Corp
When issued—
11
60% Nov
•
2
Jan
6
7
'■
Co
Power & Light
117% Feb
7
45% Oct
Gas
29% Nov 11
2
Feb
20% Jan
38
4_»ec
/a
Electric
Kansas
50% Julv-31
22
•
13
May 22
,51% Sep
66% Nov 28
33% Jan
1-
Southern com—No par
preferred
60
non-eum
Kansas
41% May 12
July 27
-38
10
105 % Oct
1
34-
:
75% Jan 27
7
11% Dec
4c/o
4
42% Oct
16% Jail '
i
Kansas City
I
4
50
Sep
33% Nov
13
28% Jan;« 2
-
100
100
100
preferred
.
5
50% Jan
88
100
50
4%%
preferred
100
4%% (ser of 1959) conv pfd__100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No par
3.80% preferred190
4%
preferred
100
July 27
78
preferred
49%
48%
48%
103% 103%
*42%
43%
119
119%
H9
119%
48
48%
*74
75%
*82%
83%
86
86
*83%
85
*85%
86%
77
77
36%
36%
33%
preferred
convertible
130
38 Vb
87
Kaiser Alum <fe Chem Corp
8
24
Feb
M
23
116
Jan
317b Aug 13
2
Jan
.
15
125;
Apr
17
287b Sep
35
28
Sep "3
118
2
3674 Nov 17
28
Jan
3
397b Dec
78 Vb Jan
6
88
1314 Apr
1
8
Jan
~2
32 74 Jan
6
447„ Oct
217b Jan
26.
Nov
2
4374 July 10
May 14
18% Oct *1
787b Sep
30
87Vb Mar 30
17 7b
Oct
14
20% Jan
1714 Dec
14
Jan
14
Jan
9
31
37
1.97
0
Oct
21
9
6%
100
preferred
Mack Trucks Inc
5 74%
Fund
Square
45 34
46 Vb
457b
467b
45%.
46%
45 Vb
46
46
46 74
4674
39
39 7b
39
39
39
39
101
1
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Madison
817 b
577b
607b
.
79 71
80
18%
18%
18%
18%
*18 7 it
197b
*18%
19%
100
1874
59 74
60%
59 3 b
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58
59;%
35,300
617b
37%
38 '4
387b
38%
10.100"
487b
50%
13,100
59 Va
2
3774
383,
38
387b
37%
18
Mallorj
1
44 74
45
45 V4
46
44 Vs
45%
774 Jan
14
Manuti Sugar Co,--,
.——1
3%
4
37b
4
37b
9Vb Jan
30
Mandcl
No par
6%
5
18%
29
37b Nov
6
5% Apr
1214 Jan
8
-87b Nov
19
57b Oct
1
.
(P R)
—
&
Co__
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3
17
Aug
7
1574 Jan
5
2274 Mar 1G
Manhattan-Shirt:
2
28 7b Oct
1
72274 Nov
6
33'
Manning,
574 Jan
2
774 Feb
4
187b Jan
2
21
Jan'
Jun
I
64 '/a Jan
5
77
44'4 Nov
4
597b Jan
12
74 Jun
2
517
Dec
10
Oct
27
93% Jan
26
327b Jan
14
62% May 11
Martin
Oct
6
467it May 22
53 % Feb 24
Masonite
457b Nov
7
93 7b
July 11
Sep
3G% Jan
2
427b Dec
3
34
2
497b Dec
22
75 7b Nov
11
75
16
R574Jun
7
26
42
88
34
46
May 19
71'a Die
8574 Jun
77
05 1
Dec
71
16
July 30
8
16
15
Nov
9
71'b Dec
66-% Sep
11
it
32'a 5ep
22
2774 Dec
15
Dec
29
18% Jun
9
327b Oct
22
29
Jan
2
Jan
2
187b Apr
39 7b Jan
7
9
45
Dec
24
44
62
2
83%
Dec~29
78
13
Automotive
Midland
29
257b Jan
Sep
Oil
Maremont
20
.
81
July 29
si
Mar 26
43% Nov
39
517b
50%
507 b
89%
*89 7b
91%
45 %
44%
45 %
36%
36 7
49 Vb
49%
73
7174
$3.75
Corp
preferred
pfd 1947 series
prelerred
—
preferred
374%
MCA
Oct
30
Inc
—
Stores
5
37b7o
Feb
16
13
McDermott
1
32% Nov
10
47% Apr
37 74 Jan
30
4874 July 16
McGraw-Edison
217b July 17
McGraw-Hill
17
17% Dec
68 7b Jan
2
98
Dec
31
84
77b Jun
~3
9% Jail
10
2
3374 Apr
86 Vb Jan
997b Feb
3
4
21
50
Nov
18
37 74 Sep
13 7 b Jan
14
69% Dec
7
87b Feb
13
10% Sep
11
May
22% Dec
19
20 7b Jan
2
9
4774 Sep
24
417b Jun
24
7
9G
Apr 25
87
Dec
25 "2 Nov
22 74 Jan
2
78 % July 28
19'4 Jan
7
3674 Jan
10
74
Oct
1
14
7
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May
787b Dec
16
Dec
18
29% Jan
837b Dec
10
67
May 20
71
26% Apr
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17
24.
27% Dec
51
Feb
10
2
29
Dec
50
McDonnell
Inc..
McKesson
A'
Norris
McQuay
2
Feb
9
Nov
17
9174 May 45
85
Feb
6
$3.50
&
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Co
Inc
preferred
71
72'2
10,100
287b
26.400
1.900
75%
3,500
537b
52 3 4
53%
50
50 34
50'4
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9172
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45
20,600
3674
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it
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73
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it
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73
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72
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68
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68
73
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71%
73
74
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40 <4
40 7'b
41
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40%
2.200
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31%
15.700
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410
74
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407
30
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31'%
30 74
32
31
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29 3
30
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30
30 74
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39
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13%
79
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.
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79
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42
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42
43
4
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700
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13%
78%
78%
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41%
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79
42
410
6,500
16,800
34%
36
35
35%.
34
35
33
35%
47
48%
47
47%
48
46
47
47
45%
68
68
69 3
4
68 7 b
69
68 %
68
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67%
6774
17%.
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17 Va
17%
17%
17 %
17%
17%
96%
97%
99
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45
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1
1
9
17%
94%
44%
95
45
17%
95
44%
94%
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95
44
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96
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45
9
9 Vs
13.100
3.000
1.100
2.300
I
7.100
4,700
8%
9 7b
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9%
8%
87n
9
10
Corp common
preferred series B—
Merck
72
*7174
757: 1
44%
25%
25
24%
25%
25%
1,100
25%
24%
25%
24%
10
25 3-,
48 V2
48%
49
6.100
48
48 %
48%
48
48%
48
Mead
4%
*72
17%
17
27%
3474
Inc
Co
Mercantile Stores Co
72
75%
•100
3,600
5
3
Melville Shoe
7
Jun
38
49%
72
40 7'4
17
85 7'b Apr
497b
h
41
26
i
36%
49 7
.
1.500
2.600
1
5
Co.
Bobbins
*717-4
367b
367n
73
407b
Publishing
Trucking
49%
7572
4%
4,100
—1
Aircraft Corp
McGregor-Doniger Inc class
Mclntyrc Porcupine Mines
McLean
36 '4
"72
1
Corp common
8
4 74% preferred «1st series)
lnf>
Medusa Portland Cement-.—No par
95 % Mar 26
29% Oct
3
(J Ray) & Co
26
20% Nov
No pas
Corp conunon-^—-—50c
convertible preferred—100
417b Sep
7b Jan
No par
-.No par
preferred
MeCrory-McLcllan
5
2
10
No par
5
No pa/
No pai
No pa>
—100
$2.50
1974 Fob
9
.
Corp.
MeCord Corp conunon
94 % Feb
Mar
—
McCall
2
54
;
Co
Maytag
Aug 24
1
54
44%
10
59 % Dec
757b
54
8.97b
5672 Dec
2
75 7b
51%
23
Jan
74%
54
91
May DcpE SI ores common--
17V,
28%
•
46 7 b
a
5 'it
5
1674
27%
18
2874
51 %
Feb
18
27%
44%
2974 Sep
317b Apr
xl67«
5174
—-
:
3
2874 Mar
19
28
*89%
preferred.
Co
25 V4
57b
5
18Vb
x277 4
1
74%
1
58
57 b
19%
27%
-<-101
4
13 7b Jan
Jan
25 3
5374
9.
July 24
25%>
25 %
x74 7b
7
53
26
25 7b
53%
Dec
42
18 V,
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74 74
31'a Dec
38
18%
67 b
18%
74%
$3.40
24
187 b
67b
*5274
convertible
72V4 Mar 17
Feb
6%
prelerred——50
4%
$3.75
82
4
6-1 b
25 7a
b
5
5 7b
3%
67b
18 74
19 Vb
u
4
6
27 3
Products—1
common
49
3 Tit
67B
7b
25 3
25%
457b
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
—4
Marshall Field
Co coin—No pai
Mar 31
81
Corp
257b
5
Exploration.-.
Murucaibo
Mirine
31
2
Jan
9
28 Va Jul.v 30
28
25
30
26
21 % Dec
2
Oct
67
8
817b Jan
7 7,, Jan
7
247i Oct
,
2
29Tb Jan
18
23 Vb Jan
6974 Dec
9
517b Jah
257b Jan
4% Dec
11) "a ne c
Moore—12.51
Maxwell &
18
'b
9,000
4
1874
67b
7%
18
18%
81%
18%
40% Dec
10
87b Sep
1,070
79 Vb
50% Dec
397b Dec
2
4.100
80
*18 74
4
29
600
39%
80
18%
3574 Nov 20
237b Apr
574 Jan
Magma Copper—
Maguavox Co
46 %
39
1
18%
387b
Mar 17
78
467K
39%
82 74
3274 Nov
13
31,800
49%
187 b
20
1
717b Oct
48
4
74
38%"
4774 Oct
31% Jan -10
1.800
31
12*2
47%
82 74
187it
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30 7b
120
122
4574
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82
18%
No par
—10
1
Garden
30%
30
'120
122
457b
No pa.
(R H) Co Inc coin
4 74%
preferred series A
Macy
Madison
30%
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8
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122
*120
122
-50
—.—
preferred
3074
30
30%
30 74
'120
Inc
common
48
37*
16%*
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9
"87
88%
'87
88%
30
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88 %
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887b
87
87
26%
27
27%
1.700
26:%
26%
27
26%
26%
27
26%
287b
29
28 7 a
29
6.400
28 3
—101
.
b
79
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28%
28%
28%
28%
78%
79%
80
79
79
79
79
80
34 74
33%
33 7 b
33%
33%
33%
1.500
34
33 Vb
34 %
78%
76%
77%
76%
77'%
27.200
28%
79
81
76%
71
71
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79%
73
76
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73
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73
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Highest
Lowest
53% Oct
30% Mar 10
27
441/4 Jan
15% Jan
2
19V2 Feb
5
2
62% Dec
10
Jan
78
Sep
Dec
22
79
92% May 13
15
91
Sep 24
Apr
9
90 % Feb
26
7
Aug 12
13
86% Dee
34% Jan
48% Dee
25
35% Jan
2
Sep 23
Jan
14% Jan
17
Jan
23
39% Jan
2
Jun
39 % Aug
34% Dec
8
40% Jun
2
24% Mar 20
15% Oct
9
28
9
150
31
4
2
20% Feb
10
8
178% Dec
4
21
14
10
28% Dec
31
11% Jan
2
20% Nov
July 21
29% July 29
Jun
20% Sep
14% Dec
Jan
17
73% Feb
25
29
111% Jan
21% Jan
2
35% Oct
IS
31% Dec
14
38
' Mar
27% Jan
6
35
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29
31% Dec
11
39
Jan
4% Jan
Jan
6
25% Aug
6
39% Dec 16
18% Feb 25
27
6
44% Aug
25
31
Dec
18% Oct
2
Feb
116
10
25
Jun
20
49% Apr
4
19% Nov 16
29% May
4
Sep
18
41% Mar 16
4% Sep
23
43% Dec
29
34
Dec
15
19% Dec
30
17
Jun
10
20% Jan
2
14% Dec
18
12% Jan
8
2
80
Nov
19
60
Jan
9
Nov
19
68% Jan
8
8
Jan
62
Jan
10
00
8% Jun
J3
16% Dec 18
20 %
18% Jan
6
11% Sep
23
Jan
2
29% Apr
22 % Jail
30
41 % Nov
20
6
31% Dec
1
Sep 29
14% Sep
23
8% Sep
24
8
38% Jan
8.
18% May 28
14% May 26
56% July 27
35% Mar 2
291/2 Aug 31
8
28
Nov 25
22
Sep
30
18% Apr 27
70
Aug
5
78% Aug 34
16
Jan 19
24
Jan 29
12% Nov 24
15% Jan
6
11% Apr 22
4% Apr
2
69%
63%
68 y2
21
Ontario
Maid
76
2.200
77%
630
94%
76%
%
28.100
;
80
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85
79
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79
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79
'76
79
76%
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76%
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76%
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76%
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88
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88
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88
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34 VV
87
87
87
47%
48%
49%
50%
50%
51%
521/4
52%
52%
133
7.900
52%
52%
53%
53%
53%
54%
54%
55
55 %
136
10.900
54
4.600
65%.
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67%
80
59%
61
63%
65
68
54%
52%
53 %
53
54
53
54
90%
59%
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90%
90%
90
90%
89%
90
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35
34%
34 %
35
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34%
200
19%
19
19%
20 %
27.000
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35
19%
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19%
66%
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20%
19%
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270
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142%
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23%
22%*
23%
22%
22%
22%
142
141 *
143
141%
139.
142%
"188 V2
133
23%
24
5.300
11.400
24
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15
14%
14%
170
169
168
15%
169 7
14%
15%
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169%
>
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15%
14%
165
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35%
33%
33%
33%!,
32%
31%
31%
31%
32%'
32
19%
19%
19%
19
7-2.700
.9,400
32%
19%
15
33%
31%
20%
19%
36%
35 3-»
36%
35%
36'%
35%
203.
21%
20%
21
201/2
20%
20%
33
33%.
33
33%
32%
331/4
32 5
86%
,
3,400
22%'
167%'170
166%
•'
19%
33%
Mission Corp
———l
Mission Development Co—
1
Mississippi River Fuel Corp—,—10
Missourl-Kan-Tex REt
—5
Missouri Pacific JfH class A. .No d*'
Missouri Portland Cement Co—6.25
Missouri Public Service Co—
1
Mohasco Industries lnc common—5
V/z% preferred
—
100
4.S}0% preferred—
100
Mojud Co Tile
*
_>
—1.25
Monarch ■Machine Tool——No par
Monon RR class A
25
Class B —
—No par
Monsanto Che in leal Co
-2.
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.
J»
Montana Power Co
No par
'
•22%
31%
2.50
No par
1
Paper
Light
Corp
75
86
*76
*85
Mfg.——No par
Mining dp
76
*841/8
79
*75
Marie—No par
Minn St Paul & S S
Minn
76
76%
2.900
86
*64 %
-*76
,-10
1
_5
lnc
76
77%
76%
pia__100
100
—100
100
—100
•
*34%
19
35% Oct
52
68 %
Corp——
&
2
4-% Jun
69%
10
Minerals & Cliem Corp of Amer— 1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg_:
1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co_—
1
Minneapolis &, til Louis Ky__No pa*
Oil
Midwest
Power &
2
41% Jan
68%
—100
Minnesota
16% Oct 24
Apr
71%
preferred-.—
Minute
Jan
2
52% May 25
45% July 29
20
71
90%
1st
Minnesota
9% Jun
5
71 %
lnc
Enterprises
5%%
B
2
4% Jan
71%
Copper
South Utilities
22
16% Jan
32
-5
;
Midland
4
18% Feb
16%
Midland-Ross Corp common-
27
111% Jan
68
16%
16
Feb
5
67%
16%
12
92
6
67%
16 %
Dec
2
11
67 %
16%
Middle
83% Jan
Dec
21 % Feb
126
2
68
16%
Miami
10
20% Nov
7
Jan
7% Jan
33
13
88
24
76
19
39
2
25 % Feb
5
Sep
43% Oct
6
28% Jun
44
67
16%
68
2
July
92
104
4
68 %
16%
60 % Nov
11
33 '/b Jan
15
14
Shares
67%
18
87
the Week
16%
30
12
Dec. 17
70
Dec
Mar 13
Mar 31
Sales for
Friday
Dec. 18
Thursday
16%
56
98
88
HIGH SALE PRICES
Dec. 16
Dec. 15
11
67%
54% NoV
17
Monday. December 21, 1959
.
Co
:—-)
Scott—_ 12.50
Apr 28
99% Mar 11
17
75
Dec.
Linotype
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35% preferred series
3.85% preferred series
3.80% preferred series
4.45% preferred series—
Dec
84% Dec
75% Nov 30
40% Oct
Oct
Vt Mar
78
,
Mergenthaler
Merritt-Chapman &
Mesta
Machine Co
82% July
1
88% Apr 15
*
74% Nov
Jan
79
97
24
102
53% Jar
14
25
70
18
39
Dec
22% Feb
8
16% Nov
r»r
EXCHANGE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Year 1958
.
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for
.
33%
5,000
33%
32% ' 33%-
'19%
18,100
"t ;i
.36%
10.400
20%
36%
20%
35
20%
4.600
.19%
.
16.200
'
32% "•"33
33
a
14.300
*
5%
57»
5'/2
x44
y2
5-'h
5'/4
5%
5%:
5%
44%
45
45
44
44%.
34%
34 3
34
34%
34
34%
34%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
*17%
14 %
14%
14
14%
13%
14
65 %
65%.
65 %
65%
*65%
74%
747is
74%
74%
15%
16
15%
15% •
20%
21i«
20%
201»
'r
a
.
let
12
*11%
8%
*8%
9%
53 '/a
54%
54
28%
28 71:
2fi
25%
11,500
*11%
8%
43%
44
a
34%
3474
17%
17 %
17%
1,100
13%
13%
13%
13%
31.500
66%
65 %
65 %
"i;3%
66%
74
74
*74
75
15%
15%
15%
15-i
15%
1.800
20
20
87a
5%
74
74
*15 »/4
12%
54 3
44 34
44%
5%
*
201.2
20%
20
20
1,100
34 3
.
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12%
8%
12%
-
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.
8%
8%
4.600
5,100
.-60
60
300
12%
8
8y«
3.200
!56%
34.600
«
541/8
55
54
55%
28',2
2834
281/2
28%
28%
29
,28%
2874
24%
25
24%
24%
24%
24 5 a
23%
24.'/4
no -s
25%
231/4
11.500
51 %
352 y2
27,400
.
54%.
3.300
„•
6.900
Montccatmi Mining & Chemical—
14% Jill)
21 % Dec
29
18% Fell 25
28
22
20% Jan
27% Aug 28
14
37 % Dec
22
20% Oct
7
36% Jan
2
Jan
2
42% Nov
13
40% Feb
3
531/4 Sep
1
17% Jan
2
21% Nov
17
12% Oct
24% Feb
24
11% Jail
2
23% Dec 31
23% Jan
2
56% Dec
35
f>
(iO % Dec
57% .i«n
9v
165% Dec
18
1
May
31
23% Dec
16
Feb
9
82% Nov 21
22
2
J3
25% Sep
24% Jan
30% Jan
45
Dec
18
43% Jan
19% Jan
33 % Nov
28
25% Sep
Jan
25% Oct
Feb
25
971, Jltn
2
38
27% Nov
15
75% Nov~i7
12% Apr
19% Jun
17
27
50
23% Dec
2
31% July 24
.50% Jan
4
22
Sep
18
29y2JUlyl7
16% Dec
19
13 '/a Nov
6
9
Jan 20
37
July 8
51% Aug
4
32
5
American shares—:
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward &■. Co
Moore-McCornmck Lines
lnc
22%
22 3
1
21%
22%
51%
52%
51%
52%
14%
14
14
*25
14%
13%
.
141/8
51 %
,
253a
51%
52%
154%
1481%
15274
52
223a
517a
52 3 a
13 3
13r,a
54%
150%
257a
22
25%
156%
50%
54 %
23%
23%
23%
24%
24
247«
23
237,,
22
227 4
21%
21 %
26%
26%
26%
267a
26 %
26%
35
34%
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34%
*34
341/4
24
3.500
24%
22-74
43,900
26%,
2.100
• 3
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;34%
34%
48%
48%
48%
48%
48 74
48'2
48%
.
28
267s
27%
26.1/2
27
26%
27%
..
47
46 7
46%
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461/2
46
46
»
8.200
21%
47
No pa*
8,700
26.900
154
26
„
48
14
13%
151%
27%
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Murray Corp of America—
MyerelF K) * H»o»
23%
26%
35
•
—
24
23 %
3.300
5.674
55
151%
26%
%.*—lr
13%
4
5574
150
22%
~5
—
Mueller Brass Co—
Munslngwear Jnc
Mlirphy Co «J C)
25 %
s
51%
154
°
Motor Products Corp..
Motor Wheel Corp
25%
22 7
50%
.—10
J
—
25%
22%
No-par-.
12
Morrell (John) &■ Co
Motorola
25 %
-i.uuuilri!
1
500
34%
48%
4874
27
:
*45%
2,700
27%
13.200
.
300
46%.
N
J1
Jan
II
10
3
15
Aug 19
59% Oct 14
J274 Nov
43% Jan
50% Sep
15
14% Jun
2
2274 Dei:
23% Mar
2
19'/a July Hi
1G74 Nov 18
24% Sep 21
49% Jan 15
41% Jun
3
50% Jun
19% Jan
Jan
-8
51 % Nov
6
149% Oct
9% Jun
•31
29
20
168
Jan
20
16% Nov
20
17
86 % Dec
19
2
144% Dec
8
Sep
17
10
id
Jan
63y2May
2974 Jan
34% May
56
9
6
NAI'j Corp
22
6
..National
3
12
National
Jan
5
National
Cash
Register—-—.
I.lues Hie.
Products——
80
preferred ;
Can Corp
2
30% Dec
11
32% Jan
15
National
City
7
4974 Nov
21
46% Feb
2
5474 Jun
12
National
Dairy
2071) Jun
2
3174 Nov
19
28 % Jun
8
3574 Dec
7
86 % Jun
2
17% Jan
2
24
Dec
9
fi
59% Dec
II
Jan
90
Jan
84% Apr
J 48
Oct
7
17
2
128% Nov
7
1374 Jan
103% Nov 19
100
I
May
Sep
Jun
1
5274 Sep
24
84
Nov
23
109
Apr
21
71
Apr 27
19
97% Feb
104
Feb
9
13274 Aug
3
145
Jun
10
159
3
113
Mar
$4.50
1%
644
17
121
10
17
Jan
2
22
Aug 18
National
21% May 12
25
281
Jan
2
44
Aug 28
Natl
47% Apr
I 1
77% Dec
17
3074 Jan
13
40% Sep
9
11 % Doc
4
774 .la
11
7% Jan
12% Oct 22
974 Jan
11 % Oct
7
4 74 Jan
8% Dec
18
10% Jan
13% Aug 11
2
38
%
Nov~19
134 '/2 Mar 12
82 % Mar
30
Dec
17
23% Jan
27
3
2974 Nov
20
25% Feb
9
Apr
2
32 Vjt Nov
10
29% Sep 22
3774
37%
37%
97%
97%
96%
97 %
96%
l67/»
4.500
24
24%
24',4
24 7
24
%
24%
10,700
MarlB
72
Dec
3374 Dec
6974 Dec
84 y4 Mar 11
41% Jan
79% Oci
29
Sep
17
22%
24
22 %
23%
22%
23%
23%
9,300
]
5%
5%
5%
6
5%
5%
5%
22%
574
12%
12%
12 7
13
12%
12%
13
13
-12%
12%
600
5
32 y8
32 Va
31%
32%
31 Va
31%
31
31%
31%
31%
3,900
38
381%
38
38 %
38
38%
38%
38 3
39
39 y4
4.000
72
72%
,
common
17
2P
72
•72
210
19%
19%
19%
20
13,800
80
77%
77%
'*77%
•30
York
Air
Brake
Haven
No par
series
A_;
44% July
2
1174 Dec
4
12 y4 Dec
23
17
Nopco
Chemical
Norfolk
6%
73
Jan
27
Northern
Central
35 74 Jan
22
Northern
Natural
ifi
5'/2%
5
108
Sep 21
100% Oct 28
103
Feb
113% Mar
Nov
83% Jan 23
67% Dec
Aug 29
94
79% Sep 25
8074 Oct
1
92
78% &ep
79'% Nov
13
July 16
31
31',4
30 5,8
30%
30 %
30%
31
31 y4
29%
28%
29%
285/8
29%
2874
29%
28%
29y«.
35,300
31
31%
31%
32%
32y8
33
32 3 e
32%
32 %
32%
21,000
2,400
6
6'/4
5%
5%
6
5%
5%
5%
5%
3%
4,100
10%
11
10%.
11
10%
10%
10%
107a
10-H
25%
26
25%
25%
24 7
a
25 3e
24%
25%
24%
25
5,100
26
26%
26 %
26%
26%
26%
26 7»
26%
26%
26%
6,700
72%
•.*72%
-
10%
5,000
-
73%
73%
34'/8
34%
*65 %
67
73%
*72 %
73%
33%
34 3
34
67
*65
*65
74
.
3414
67
.
72%
.34
•
34%
67
67
34
.-*66
.
74,
180
34%.
31,800
677/.
30
70%
70
70%
70%
70%
70 %
70:%
69%
70
930
75
74'/4
75
741,4
75%
75%
75%
75%
'76
970
*79
81
*79
81
*79
81
,*79
81
102
102
*102
104
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.104
104
:o4
50
96%
95
95
93
94
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94
it Q>>
94
180
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
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82
100
102
104
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5
i
Ry
211/4
39'/2
25
99
25
common
20%,
Aviation
Car
Ry
Co—
20%
12 Va
35
35 7
39%
40%
50
Co
10
66
29%
100
102
iO"*
104%
20%
1
preferred
38 Va
39
39
101%
20%
5
Corp__
Gas
*12
39%
100%
a
66
29 3
*12
12 Va
■1214
2134
38%
38 7 «
104%
1077a
20%
207«
12'%
12 %
21%
38%
105
213i
1,700
39
1,900
107
9,100
*20%
20%
12%
1,000
12%
1,700
34 %
35%
33%
34%
33%
34
3378
34%
63,100
39
39%
38 34
39i/4
39
39
39
39
12'/a
66 %
66
4
103
38%
ins
203BX^20%
21%
120
66
66
66
66
29%
29 3 a
28%
29%
28%
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100%
*1001/4
101%
*100%
101 %
29
(j'j14
28%
*100%
7,200
661/4
160
29
7,800
101 y2
10
6
5.80%
preferred.:
mr
106
107
xl04
105
105'4
105%
*104%
106
106
106
70
5.60%
preferred
ioo
102
102
xl02
102
101%
102
•101%
102
102
102
270
20
Northern Pacific Ry
States Pwr
.__5
Co
(Minn)
Common
47 Va
47%
471/4
477 8
47%
48%
47%
48%
48%
49
13,600
23%
24
23%
23%
.23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
7,800
1,010
—
5
preferred
seriea
Toe
69
69
68 %
68%
67 %
68
68
68 %
68%
88%
$4.10
preferred
series
100
80
80
79
79
78%
79
80
80
80
90
13
86'/a Mar
2
£4.08
preferred series.
100
*79
82
*79
82
*79
82
*79
82
*79
82
88 % Mar 23
$4.11
preferred series.
:100
81
81
*80%
82
*80%
82
80%
*80%
80%
83
83
*82'/4
83%
82',4
82%
81
81
82%
400
29%
29%
28%
29%
28%
29%
28%
2:1%
28%
28%
16,900
17,900
Sep 28
17
89
18
4474 May 12
18
46
'/o Apr
44
Anr
Dec
301/4 Dec
18
47% .Tan
27
24.
31%
29'/4
$3.60
Dec
see page
30%
v
77% Mar 37
80
39% Dec
5,200
26,000
88% Mar 23
81
34% Dec 31
57% Dec 10
37%
ID
19
2474 Sep
10
79
30%
16
03% Mar 7
37% Dec 17
3314 Dec 31
30
78 3a
367a
18
57 i/e May 22
25% Apr
79 %
35 %
100
Northern
'»
78 %
35%
70%
_10
American
80%
35»/8
ion
;
preferred
American
79%
35%
74 Vi
Co
North
81 i/a
35%
100
preferred
North
80 %
361/4
10Q
& Western
Adjustment
14
24
16
100
Corp
52% Mar Hi
Jun
Nov
17
Share
4074 Dec
100% Oct
42
No par1
%:
.
Niagara
30% Sep
22 % .Iftr
p com
-
2374 Aug 25
~19
102
lou
_
Niagara Mhk Pivr Cor
3.90%
2
no par
preferred
8034
35 %
Corp—
Common
preferred
4574 Dec
65'/2 Nov 24
State .Electric'Gas
100-
i.
Shipbuilding Corp_—
preferred—
23'/4 Mar IO
Sep 2i
York
$3.75
73
Hartford Co—
At.
5%
New
Y
IB
*72
80 %
I
No oar
.
4.85%
1077a Dec
7,700
20
4.ro%
5.25%
2
4
6
19%
26
Mar 23
102% Feb
.
No pai
8
6
*771/2
preferred
preferredpreferred
20! 4 Nov 25
22%
80
3.60%
84 % Jan
fooliaotes,
21%
1,
preferred
18
For
1
100
3.40%
108
16
jun
I
19
6
10,900
Co
Fibre
lnc—
88% Apr
11
100% Oct 20
34
Nov
17
24.200
143/a
[
77% Apr 13
85 V2 Mar
3
8
741/4 Dec
12
% Apr
Feb
23.500
i3'/4
14%
Mew
23
30 y4 Dec
20%
13
14%
Y
02
31
20%
137a
13%
York Ccutral
7
2
20%
12%
14
Chleago & St Louis Co,
r>
7
19%
13%
13%
X
Apr
22% Apr
10% Jan
19%
1314
14
N
Sep
94% Jun
19',4
13%
14
New
21 %
31
19%
13%
14
New
53 74
83% Dec
18%
13%
6
73 y2 Apr.
Sep 18
19% Sep
Jun
19
I3V2
13%
29
27% Nov
15
81
18%
1
33% Oct
9
Nov
11
600
l
.4
Television
&
Radiator
3474 Oct
36% May 22
11
76
Nov"~5
„
72
J7
85
22 "2 Nov
37%
38%
20
38% Feb
39
7
*37 7 a
19%
18
5
25
160
72
2474 Dec
2
1674 Jan
590
*771/2
8
17
70% Sep
124
721/4
Preferred
Sep
5974
123
38
—
Common
113 % May 26
12414
*124
80
5
67
5
123
20
6
29% Jan
12
123
24%
N
32% Jan
124%
1934
1074 Jan
28
123
72
20% Jan
13
17,300
148
*771%
5
19
109%
145%
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3774 Jan
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Volume 190
Number
5909
...
The Commercial *and Financial Chronicle
(2633)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
Lowest
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Dec. If
Wednesday
Dec. 15
Sale* for
Thursday
Dec. Hi
Friday
Dec. 17
the Week
Dec. 18
Shares
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90
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17
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13
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16
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Sep 30
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31
26
;
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9
19
15
Dec
17
61% Jan
Dec
18
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2
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4
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12
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16
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14
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Pfelffer Brewing Co
4
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Peoples Gas Light & Coke
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10
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88
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58
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6
18
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20
401/8 Nov 27
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8
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8
Dec
88
69% Sep 23
27
Dec 18
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2
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3
8,300
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8
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14
19% Dec
28% Jan-
19
July
35% Dec
11
18
Jan
18,800
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16%
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common
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125
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1
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8
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82% Jan
160
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49
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25
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86
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86
16%
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Pan Amer
2
Jan 28
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:
87
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59'A Jan
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87
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91
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Pacific Finance
29% Oct 20
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86% Jan
9
45% Nov 16
25% Sep 23
90%
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67% Apr 20
66% Apr
3
5
90
30%
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51% Nov
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16%
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3
88%
100
preferred—
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300
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31 >4
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14'A May 14
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22
75%
16%
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31
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18
59%
84
76%
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58%
85
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58%
84
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l
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28
4
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6
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100
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90%
59
20
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120
76
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68% July 28
26% Nov 25
17
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35
84%
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preferred
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2
74
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18
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27
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80
May 27
59
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59
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9
14
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13
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3
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16
11
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10
17
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Ohio Edison Co common.
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83% Dec 10
92% May 16
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4
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92
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7
22
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11
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7
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20
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18
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2
17
64 'A Nov
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9
24
16
Oct
23
107 'A May
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6
87 % Dec
11
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7
77
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18
92
Nov
24
102
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5
85
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17
109
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107
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18
20
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24
43
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2
62
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31
54
Jun
9
74% Jan
7
09
Mar 18
78
Jun
19
Mar 12
29-
86
36% Fe b
27
49 'A Dec
8
7 % Jan
2
12% Sep
24
75
Jan
.
Dec
65
73
75
Oct
9
41
Oct
22
11% Jan
28
82
Nov~ 25
14
Jan
-
2
100 %
Jun"20
24% Nov
20
Mar 23
Oe"l3
2
22%
82% Jan
0
93% Jun
25
7
99 % July 29
16 % Jan
14% May 13
.17% Aug
0
1
49% Aug 27
4
90
2
95% May
8
53% Dec
Jan
20% Jan
32
84'A Jan
14
16 % Dec
Sep
16
45% July
26% Dec
Apr
15% Jan.
17
2
140
8
3
3
94
Dec
3
15
Apr 28
99% Apr
2
19 % Aug 17
125% Dec
145
13
24% Jan
42
Mar 18
67% Feb 25
81
14
V* Jan
2
24% Dec
30
73% May
19% May
62
Jan
2
73
Oct
23
68
68% Jun
2
80
Oct
10
75% Dec
86
24% Sep
29
16
17% July
7
113% Aug 27
39% Jan 10
125
Aug 11
July 11
119
91% Mar 19
26
29
Feb
9
23 Vu Jan
9
132
Se P
77% Dec
18
10
113'A Dec
16
19% Jan
31
39% Nov
14
34% Mar 31
21% Mar 20
July 23
28% Jan
Nov
62% July 31
100% Jun
4
82 % Jan
Dec
Jan
69
Mar
9
Aircraft
$5
Mar lfl
81
Dec
18
125
Dec
18
53% Dec
15
31% Apr
187% Dec
18
7%
Ft
6%
5 % %
20 Va
*20%
*20
20%
20%
20%
100
88
88%
88
88%
88%
88%
88
89
—100
com
80
80
80
80
79
80
79-
79
87
.87
87
*86
86
*95
;
Jan
14
95% Apr
29% Feb
2
24
Co
Potomac
90 3A Nov
30
Procter
17
Co
(The)
Poor
&
21
24% Jan
Sep
20% Nov
18
10
20% Sep
12
23% Jun
18
20
Oct
15
113% Dec
31
104
5"% Jan
2
15% Dec
11
105
Oct
18
5%%
sink
&
Co—
22
5
Sep 21
8% Nov 23
9
23% Jan
13
22% May 14
117% Feb
5
15
Jan
16
$1.40
div
7
5 05%
Pullman
16
Pure
Nov 20
64% Jan
16
Quaker
37% Feb
11
52
Nov
19
45
i
47
14%
15%
14%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
38
38%
38
39
38%
39%
38
39%
93
93
*92%
94
*92%
50
51
48%
49%
47%
49%
49%
50%
6,100
35%
36
36%
38
36%
37%
37%
37%
13,200
26%
26%
25»/2
26%
83
83
25 V*
10
*69
71
*117
128
38%
78
21%
*70
*76
16%
*117
77%
78%
77%
119
50%
22
120%
176
183%
120
51
22
179%
24%
52
22%
94
25%
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310
80
34,100
3,100
9,700
130
94%
25%
25%
84
84
*92
84%
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15
•82%
128
39
79%
22
71
77
17
120
79%
121%
53%
22%
185%
24%
84
96
93%
93%
15%
15%
15%
126% 127
37% 38%
79
81%
21'A
21%
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71
77
77
16%
17
*117
120
78
78%
*119
121
51
51%
22
22%
178% 181 %
24%
24%
12,300
60
96
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15%
100
5,000
15%
.
126% 128
37% 38%
79
80%
21% 21A
*70
71
*76
77%
16%
17%
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120
78 .
79%
126
36%
79%
21 /a
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21% 22
180% 182%
24
24%
48
21%
182%
24%
127%
37 3A
80%
21%
-
210
7,100
27,000
8,700
71
77%
200
17%
2,900
120
22%
7,900
1,020
5,700
9,600
187%
19,500
24%
3,200
81
125
49%
24%
24%
93%
93%
93%
*93%
94%
94
94
94 %
94%
240
93%
27%
27%
27%
28
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
10
89
89'A
88%
89%
89
89%
88%
88%
88%
89%
51%
10
No
of
par
100
100
100
100
51%
51%'
51%
*51%
52%
52
52%
36 Vb
36%
36.%
36%
36%
37%
36%
37
36%
37
27
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27'A
27%
27%
27-%
14,000
5,900
1,400
31,000
4,400
80%
80
80%
80%
220
80%
84%
83
83
*82%
83%
85
83%
80
*83
84%
Industries
*82%
84%
*80
80%
84
83
83
260
99
99
470
43
7,300
99
99%
99
99
98
99
98%
99
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
68%
68%
67%
68%
68
68
67%
20%
20%
20%
20%
com
*19%
105
20%
106
*19%
105%
9%
20%
107
9%
83
42%
67%
67
♦20%
21%
*20%
21%
•20%
•19%
20%
*19%
20%
100
67%
180
21
200
*19%
106
9%
•82%
106
9%
83
•106
9%
*82%
106%
9%
83
20%
106% 108
410
9%
4,500
9
•82%
83
30%
30
30%
29%
30%
29%
30%
67%
67%
68
69
36%
37'A
36%
37%
No par
67%
67%
67%
67%
67%
67%
5
Inc
Oil
52
*83
80
83
No par
<
Inc
84%
52
84%
80
83
♦82%
100
25
25
100
Indiana
30%
48% Apr
Jan
75%
46%
♦82%
16
58
34 % NOV
*74%
47%
30%
36% Aug 31
72% Aug 27
31
75%
45%
82%
86% Jan
2934 Dec
29
*74%
46%
30%
82% Nov 24
19
Dec
75%
45%
82%
30
45
*74%
$4.75 preferred
No par
Puget So ind Power & Light Co_. 10
Dec
Nov
35 % Dec
26%
75
46%
9%
85
7
25%
75
45%
-
9%
60
35
51
35 "A
92%
52%
36 %
6,700
79
5
Publicker
2
Feb
Co
preferred
4.32% preferred4.16% preferred
4.80% preferred
8
29
preference com
3%%
43% Jan
26% Jan
92%
Elec & Gas com—No par
preferred—
Public Serv
67% Jan
17
38
par
2
4.30% preferred—
0
par
240
61%
•78
100
preference
Power
Gamble
Jan 16
48% Feb
15%
39%
61%
79
(H K)—
fund
Electric
4.08% preferred—
4.18% preferred
76% Mar 13
15'A
62%
*78
1
Mar 20
106% Apr
l
61%
63%
79
5
92
Dec
47
68%
*67
67%
62
*78
10
91% Mar 20
98
Sep 22
40% Sep 21
76
46%
67
63%
1
-
5
67
75%
fi
66 'A
20
10,100
147,200
78%
78%
_75
Co
5
31
IOC
2.50
10
Dec
x63
78%
10
i
common
78% Oct
80% Mar 13
66
64%
78%
..
prior pfd
80
46
68
65'%
633A
21%
26% Dec
2
68
65%
5
100
21%
95
12
100
100
Public Serv
Sep
33%
39
78%
Public Service Co of Colorado
Jan
33%
128%
8
70'A Nov 26
34%
37%
77%
8
37-
33%
126%
B83A Jan
10a
33
100
43% Apr
93
31%
Ry—
preferred
4
Sep 23
31%
1.25
Chic
&
17
83
30%
17
473A Feb
Apr 23
107% Apr 22
30%
16%
35% Dec
98
30>A
1
14
29
3
95
31
Oct
50%
84%
30 % May
2
93
Feb 18
86
95
49%
*92%
50% Dec
3
95
50%
85%
39
83% Mar
96%
48%
360
86
*95
94
17'A
9
Jun
85%
96
49%
*84%
7
18
85
96
48%
*92'A
16%
2
Apr
87
96 %
Nopar
293A Jan
5
570
50%
87
*95
Nopar
42% Jan
29
480
79%
48%
common—10
26% Jan
Oct
800
-
20 %
89
50%
96%
(conv)
1st series
Porter Co Inc
82
20%
78%
*88
49%
2
Plough flic
Plymouth Oil Co„
Polaroid Corp
28'A May 14
83% Nov
20%
60c
1
$3.50 convertible preferred
28
Nov
'
preferred
Wayne
Pittston
22
78% Nov 20
6,000
16%
120
Sep
31
50%
16%
22
Jan
50%
Pittshurgh 6c West Virginia
100
Pittshurgh Young & Ash pfd-, IOC
96% Jan
55
50%
76%
21% Nov k17
88
50 %
76%
2
25% May 19
73% Feb
9
50%
100
14
12
50%
preferred class A
20
31
51%
50%
20%
100
guaranteed
27 % Oct
Dee
50%
Metallurgical Inc
Pittshurgh Plate Glass Co—
Pittshurgh Steel Co common
32'A NOV
90
20,800
50%
Pitts
109% Nov
28 % Dec
90
55%
Pittshurgh Forglngs Co
2
15
96%
54%
100
preferred
2
10
96%
55%
Corp
Inc—
convertible
$4 80
16% Jan
883A Dec
98
55%
fa
43 % Jan
223A Jan
35
*96%
55%
Nopar
-Nopar
common
Pitts Coke & Chem
5
Dec
89
22
34%
97
55
prclorrod——
Pltncy-Bowcs
7
15
83
Jail
35
96
56
.
Piper
21% Jan
20% Oct
3.4%
95%
551/4
Reading Corp
Phiico Corp common
33A% preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common—
4% preferred
3.90%
series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
'.L
Phillips-Van Ilcusen Corp
Pillshury Co common—
Ro
$4 preferred.;
No
Pitts
128-
35%
95%
56%
.
<62% Mar 23
36% Dec
88%
6
Apr 30
84% Apr
34%
97
55%
4.(58% preferred
Phila
65 % Mar 10
57'A Jan
21
35
*95'%
—
-
l
26
7
1
26%
•
3.80%
66% May 12
15
2
Co
Electric
34%
34 %
100
12.50
com_33y3C
4.30% preferred
all
104% Jan
J
Co Inc
Sr,
Corp—
$1 conv preference
4.40% ijroferrcd
103% Apr 15
88% Apr 13
9a
(Cliatt)
2nd preferred (conv)
Phila
67
Apr
8
22% Jan 26
Jan
12% Jon
1
4%
Phelps-Dodge
8
39% Sep
5ec
Pfizer
4
Mar 30
70% Mar
81
Jun
43% May
100
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
100
16,200
3,200
10,900
Q
131
23-
Oct 28
July 28
146'% Apr 23
28% July 24
124% Sep 22
24
FiOY footnote?, see
page 24.
Feb
25
140
Mar
D
27% Oct 27
Oats
Co
common
6% .preferred—-
—5
47
100
128 %
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.. 10
26%
47%
131
26%
46%.
128%
26%
47%
129
26 3 i
47
127 %
*26%
47%
130
26%
x47 %
♦125
26%
48%
126
26%
45%
125
*26%
46%
126
26%
3,800.
340
1,000
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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22
Monday, December 21, 1959
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Range lor
Previous
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
Since Jan. 1.:.:
Range
Year 1958
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Dee. 15
Dec. 14
Par
2
30
69'/b Sep
45¥4 Apr
10
8
14 ¥1 Jan
13
21 ¥2 Feb
28
16% Apr
19¥» July 14
31% July 25
10
17 ¥» May 28
6
Jan
2
25% Jun
48 ¥4 Dec
y
41% Dec
56 ¥2 Jan
6
73
19% Fel)
17
9
15
23% Jan
24% Dec 31
00% Oct 21
23% Dec
Radio Corp
1
73 ¥* Dec
43 ¥b Feb
67 VI Dec
31
75 ¥2 May 12
9
30% July 10
9
73% Apr
27
V
5
17
74% Mar
Dec
17
20
17
25
Jan
32
Nov
24
37 ¥2 Jan
26
26%
Dec
15
33 ¥4 Jan
14
30 ¥2 Dec 29
8
25% Aug
14 ¥4 Oct
Oct
17
5
Jan
12
27
9
16
25% Nov
3¥b Jan
2
7
13
16 ¥b Dec 31
Jan
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16 ¥2 Jan
9
2
5
Jan
7
9 ¥2
Jan
2
8
54
Jan
37% Apr
22 ¥b May
25% Jan
8¥b Jan
12
10
2
>
8% Nov 11
1
41% Sep '28
50 ¥4
Oct 27
22
May 20
00% Jun
29% Jun
9% Dec
14 ¥2 Nov
2
12% Feb
27
20% Apr
19
77% Dec 19
39% Dec 29
'54% Dec 30
33 ¥4 Dec
9
36¥2 July 23
60 ¥a Mar
5
10 ¥2 Jan
1% Jan
11% July
17
Dec
22% Jan
2
2
5% Oct
22 ¥4 Jan
2
35¥4 Dec
July 18
2
41 ¥4 Dec
28
34% Dec
28 ¥4 Jan
22% Jan
2
30
10
31
1
312
Apr
2
505
Dec
18
90
Jan
0
96
Jan
28
22 ¥u Dec
30
25% Dec
8
7% Apr
12% Jan
17
12 ¥4 Nov
20
13 ¥b Jan
3
64
Nov 23
8
21
22
22
16
27
26
30 ¥h Dec 17
111
45% Sep
4
83
Nov
13
16
37
Dec
16
5
Jan 26
5% Mar 17
59% Dec
3
50% Dec
18
19
10
23
23 ¥2 Jun 17
29 ¥0 Jan
2
481 ¥2 Jan
Oct
81
16
30% July 23
Oct 30
l0¥uJan
7
37 ¥4 Jan
13
Apr
7
16
Nov
9
92
Jan
30
Jun
24
1
2
40% Nov 20
37 ¥2 Sep
14
11% Dec 30
.10 ¥4 July
1G¥2 Oct
24% Jan
17
Jun
2
22
22
2
1
14 ¥4 Mar 25
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1
42¥« Jan
15
28%
29
28 %
28
28 ¥2
28%
29 Vi
-
29
29
*9 ¥4
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9%
9%
16%
*16%
16%
*16%
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69%
69 ¥2
69 ¥2
68%
26
25%
25%
*'25,
¥4
9%
••
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56%
9
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,,
1,500
-.
17,100
12,200
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56 ¥4
9%
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24 ¥a
23%
25%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
1
24 ¥a
74%
72%
73%
25%
8%
73%
53%
■\
48%
53%
4 a ¥4
48%
48%
48%
75
%
48
48%
52%
50%
52
¥2
52 ¥4
53
48%
47%
48%
47%
47 Va
65%
68 ¥4
68
69
67 ¥2
68%
66 '/#
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44%
72
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59%
60%
44
135 '.2
60'4
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137%
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138%
138
9,200
11,300
14,100
37,000
1.000
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140
2,500
27%
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75 ¥2
59%
59%
77 ¥2
77
77
77
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76 ¥4
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76 ¥2
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75 ¥4
76
82,600
21,800
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72
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27%
27 ¥4
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27 ¥4
36
36 Vb
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36'%
36%
36
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700
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705
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700
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63
13,800
3,100
26,300
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85
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85
84 ¥4
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84 ¥2
70
16%
16%
17
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
12,500
10%
11%
11%
12%
11%
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
19,800
19%
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42%
20%
19%
19%
19%
19
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21%
43
21 ¥«
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21%
21 ¥2
21 ¥2
21%
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21%
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1,900
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42%
42%
42%
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43%
76,900
26 %
19%
20 Vb
20
19%
14%
705
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19
19 %
19%
13,100
14
14%
2,000
38 ¥2
38 %
3,600
11%
11%
11 ¥2
11%
1,400
19%
20 ¥4
19%
20 Va
9,100
36 Vb
32,600
14%
14%
14%
14 ¥4
14
38%
12
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
12
11%
11%
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11%
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20%
21 ¥2
20%
21 ¥»
20 ¥2
21
.
1,000
19
438%
14%
R
Ryan Aeronautical Co
6,600
59
C)A %
1
f.Tacnhl
58%
27%
1
——
100
8,200
47
-
•'
600
5%
Vh
27 ¥2
35%
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1
—
5
72
36 %
35%
46%
27%
35 ¥2
5¥a
59 ¥e
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64
46
27%
690
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%%
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1
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Cola Co
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Rubbermaid Inc
Ruberoid
Sep
30%
*16%
7
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8
2%
1
Dutch Petroleum
Royal McEee Corp
47 ¥2 Mar 11
22
t
22 %
76%
100
(Geo D;
10
Jan
8
Corp
Crown
8
18%
74%
42%
20
common
preferred series A
4%
Royal
25 ¥4 Oct
28%
'28 ¥2
500
18%
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300
27 ¥4
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72
5
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Royal
22
6
17%
33
27 ¥4
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Roper
34
2
18%
17
*32%
12%
76 %
10
May 27
17
Oct
18%
17%
75
49
2
No par
Corp
Aug 3
50% Jan 26
Nov
10 ¥4 Jan
18%
17
'
76 ',4
Corp
Ronson
40
33
27%'
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28 %
Oil
14% Mar 25
18
69,100
48,800
6,800
12%
591/4
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Rohr Aircraft Corp
20
53%
12%
70%
5
When issued...
——2.50
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
5%% convertible preferred
25
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—No par
Rochester Telephone Corp
10
Rltter
24% Mar 12
53 ¥1 Nov
30 ¥2 Jan
Riegel
Rohm & Haas Co
720
2
20 ¥b Dec
16% Nov 24
29%
52
12%
27%
Paper
Richfield
Rockwell-Standard
39 ¥0 July 24
29
5
28%
53%
'
—
14
Feb
35 ¥2
500
29%
52 ¥4
12%
5
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Rheem
2% Jail
39% Jan
68%
28%
54
12%
100
1
5s
Tobacco com
series
Manufacturing Co
Rhodeslan Selection Trust
Reynolds (R J)
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31% Jan
68%
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70%
27%
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15
59% Dec
68%
28%
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68
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v
2,800
15,500
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13
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74
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53
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24%
7%
10
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July 15
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32 ¥2
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65%
132%
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68
39%
26%
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preferred series A
50
conv 2nd pfd
100
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July 24
35 ¥4 July
70
67%
,32%
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-
30%
v
10
17
70%
'63
48% May 15
12% Dec
2
17
70
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63 Vb
44%
163
4
13
30% Oct
9 ¥2
10
5
5
47%
5
37
Jan
4
10
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61%
44%
3
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28%"
29
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47
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70
68%
41%
.
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Nov
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18%
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7
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40 %
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19
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63% July 27
69
33
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30%
28
7
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41
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29%
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16
68%
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70%
68
28%
53%
34
29%
5
28% Jan
30% Jail
69%
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27%
27%
38% Jan
1
13
44% Dec 16
38% Nov
53% * 54%'
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17%
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Republic Steel Corp
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7G
109% Dec
26%
:—50r
—
81% Sep
54¥0 July
Oct 14
3
34
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8
1% Sep
2
50
50
66 ¥a Apr
17% Sep
Feb 28
27
14% July
22
19 ¥2 Jan
65
26%
11
7
22
7% Nov 25
43
87% May 22
20 ¥0 Dec
69 '
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Republic Aviation Corp
1
Republic Pictures common
-50t
$1 convertible preferred-10
Jan
17 ¥0 Sep
55
47% Jun
9
2
2
65
Reliance Mfg Co common
■
116
47 ¥2 Dec 12
78 ¥2 Jan
69
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
8
57 ¥2 Nov
6
*67%
12 ¥4 Nov
24
2
11
41% Jan
No par
1
5
50
Reliable Stores Corp
73
2
,
16% Jan
40 ¥4
.
(Robt) & Co—
$1.25 dlv prior
17
2
Dec
68%
Chemicals
Reichhold
1G
Nov
42 J'« Jan
70%
67%
38%
No par
Bros Inc
Reeves
Apr 22
Jan
7
115%
Oct 15
18
Shares
.
'
Rels
12% May
x69%
68%
30
s—5
Roller Bit Co_
Reed
27% Jun
40 ¥4
71%
;:g
30%
No par
Rayonler Inc
Raytheon Co
'Reading Co common
4% noncum 1st preferred—
4% noncum 2nd preferred-
21
24
71%
of America com—No par
Inc—;
Raybestos-Manhattan
25 ¥4 Jan
34% Jan
69
the Week
Dec. 18
%
$3.50 1st preferred
Banco
May 22
Vz Sep
16% Nov
43
Friday
Dec. 17
'
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30'/i Jan
Sales for
-Thursday
Dec. 16
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S
24 ¥2 Jan
10
84 % Dec
9
161
Jan
24
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Dec
24
15
19
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14
41% Dec 22
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233% Nov
22% Jan
2
35% Nov 17
Jan
2
31 % Dec
10 ¥2 Jan
2
24
1
Apr
7
21% Oct 30
Oct 29
73
26 ¥4 Jun
2
46% Dec
53
10
34% Nov
Apr
1
30% Jun
2
28
18% Nov 17
69
Sep 21
42% Jan
17
15
36¥2 July 24
38
Apr
1
27
July 8
90 ¥2 Aug
258
4%
79% Apr
56% Dec
30
3.
Mar 13
20
2
90
25
July 10
10 ¥4 Apr
18 ¥2 Feb
17
12
Joseph Light & Power
No par
St L San Fran R.v Co com—No par
100
Preferred series A 5%
31 ¥2
St
13
Feb 20
32% Jun
34
8% Apr
17
65% Feb
12
14
24% Nov
19
29% May
4
San
Dec
15
12 ¥2 Oct
5
San
35
Jan
2
51 ¥2 Apr
28
3
18% July 15
Dec 31
48% Oct 24
34% Nov
16
17
2
52% Feb
9
61% Dec
Dec
46
21
74% Nov 11
16 '4 NOV
July 10
75
Oct
3
86
92
Oct
2
99 ¥2 Jan
24
19
May
5
28 ¥1 Oct
2
71
Nov
12
85 ¥2 Apr
6
Jun
12
7% Feb
10
4
21 Vb Apr
17 ¥2 Jan
12% Mar
82
Dec
7
39 % Feb
10
Dec
7
Feb
9
17% Nov
11
72 ¥2 Jan
8
87% Mar
12
52
5
73% Nov
18
81
Jan
9
82% Dec
17
96
Apr
13
22
Sep
21
67% Dec
8
6% Nov 13
39% Sep
30
31 % Nov
4
25
Dec
11
20 ¥1 Nov
19
16
7
10
45 ¥2 Aug 12
30 ¥2 Mar 18
Mar 17
78
10% Mar 11
Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40%
89% Dec
16
5
series A
100
Diego Gas fy Electric Co„
10
Diego Imperial Corp
1
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231 Vt-
■
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•
240
-
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80 V4
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80
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30%
31 yB
31
31
80%
31
31 Vi
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21
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73%
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73
73
73
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56
55%
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25 ¥2
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9 Vi
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9
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42 ¥4
9
41
54 ¥4
55
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25 ¥4
25
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9
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78
77'/4
78
77%
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14,600
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56
49
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49 ¥4
46
47
1
15%
15%
15 ¥2
14%
151/4
14%
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$3.40 prelerred——.
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$4 preferred
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Scovlll Mfg Co common
25
3.65% preferred
100
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer
—1
79 ¥4
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Sangamo
Co
AO
43
40%
43%
"
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1.40
1
30
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Industries Inc
Scherlng Corp common
5%
convertible preferred
Schick Inc
Scott Paper Co common
20
Line RR Co
40% May 25
Seaboard
Air
29 ¥2 Apr
3
Seaboard
Finance
*48
%
15%
-
41%
14%
15%
74
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26%
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75
75
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17,000
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70
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33
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22
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22
21%
221,4
21%
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3,700
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5
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41
41
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48 ¥4
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48%
49%
49%
49%
32,600
19%
19%
19%
19 ¥2
16%
109,900
Seagrave
25
Jan
40
Dec 22
39 ¥4 Jan
5
50% Nov 23
Sears Roebuck
19% Dec 22
17% Jan
6
27% Jun
26
Selberling Rubber Co
1
9 ¥4 Jan
20
17% Dec
16
Servel
1
15 %
10¥o
15%
16%
16%
17%
15%
17
No par
89 ¥2
89 V'2
89 ¥2
90
91
91
90i%
91 ¥2
13%
Falls Corp-
& Co
cmnmnn
$5.25 preferred
Shahmoon Industries Inc
8% Jan
10
16¥2 Aug
4
13
Sep
21
18 ¥b Jan
8
26% Feb
25
46% Dec
1
35 ¥4 Oct
6
46 ¥2 Jan
26
Shamrock Oil &
25 ¥2 Apr
11
39% Nov 17
49
Jan
26
Sharon Steel Corp
8% Jan
13
17
Dec
1
12 ¥2 Sep
19 ¥4 Jun
17
Shattuck
12
85% Oct
7
60 V4 Oct
15
90
38 ¥2 Dec
11
40¥2 Dec
68
Feb
17 Vb Feb
24
13 ¥2 May 20
issued
When
18 ¥4 Jun
23
22
16
22% Aug 12
Sheller
24l/4 ucl
Sheraton
23 ¥0 Sep
22
45 ¥b Mar 25
38
Jan
14
52% Sep
12% Jun
25
32 ¥2 Dec
4
Nov
17
40
14
9
Jan
26
28
Mfg
2
50 ¥2 NOV
20
45% Jan
2
50 ¥2 Jan
2
70 ¥4 Oct
10
68
Jan
7
16% Sep
46% Mar
5
3
20% Dec
1
18 % Jan
6
31 ¥2 May 22
Simplicity
66% Dec
24
48 ¥4 Nov
24
67% Apr
2
50 ¥4 Nov
17
74 V4 Apr
14
Bkelly
Oil
44 ¥4 Jan
22
64
July 23
Smith
(AO)
Feb
25 % Apr
25
7
15% Jun
2
2.<
14% Jan
2
25% Dec
4
12 % Sep
9
17
22% Feb
16
45
44¥2
.fan~13
15 ¥2 Apr
3
56 ¥2
Apr~25
21% Dec
18
Jun
4
38% Nov 24
2
10% July
2
34% Dec
47% Jan
14
52
May
25% Jan
34% Dec
32 ¥2 Jan
36
49% Jan
61 % Dec
Oct
28
8
5% Dec
16
30
30 ¥2 Jun
9
44% Dec
22 ¥2. Nov
6% Jan
20% Jan
9
30
14
18
25
42
41i%
41%
41%
12,100
16%
17
16Tb
17
16%
16%
5,700
78 ¥4
79¥4
80
79%
81
8,800
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39 %
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39%
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1,600
19%
19%
19%
19%
19 Vb
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19%
20
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19 ¥4
19%
20 ¥b
19%
20 Vb
19%
20 Va
20
20%
22
22 ¥t
22%
22 ¥2
22
22 ¥2
21%
22 Vi
21
21 Vi
33%
34 ¥4
33%
34 V'e
331/4
34¥4
33%
34 ¥4
33%
34 %
7,900
18,000
50 ¥4
50 ¥4
49 Vb
50
49%
50
50
50
50%
50 %
10,200
19%
19%
37,700
13,800
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54
54
53%
54
54
54
54
54
53%
54
No par
96 ¥4
96 ¥4
93 %
95
94
94
94 Vb
96
95%
96
1
27%
27 ¥2
26%
26%
26 Vb
26 Vb
26 Vb
26 ¥4
26 ¥b
26%
1,000
Aircraft
Amer Gold
50 V4
51 ¥8
50%
51%
50%
51¥b
50 Vb
51
50 Vb
50%
41,600
52 ¥4
52%
52 ¥4
52%
51 ¥2
521/4
51 Vi
52 %
51 Vi
52%
7,900
51 ¥4
51%
51%
52 Vi
513/4
52
51%
52 Vi
51 ¥4
51%
5
14%
15%
14%
15 ¥4
14%
15%
15 ¥a
15
¥4
15 ¥a
15%
5,000
19,400
5
Inc
Inc
24%
25 ¥4
24%
25
25 ¥4
26
25%
25%
25%
26
No par
—15
Co
1
& Platinum
1
com
Gas
59%
57%
58 ¥b
58
58 Tb
57
58%
57
57%
34,000
40 ¥e
40 ¥2
40
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40 ¥2
40:
40 Vi
39%
40 ¥2
39%
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72,300
19 Vi
19%
19i%
19%
19 Vi
19%
19
19%
19
6
6 ¥a
5 Tb
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6 Ve
6%
6 Va
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8,300
14,500
34 ¥b
34 Vb
34 ¥2
34%
35%
35 y4
35%
6,400
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46%
45
45
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24
23%
23%
24 ¥4
24 ¥4
600
19
18 ¥2
19
18%
18%
18 Vi
29%
29 Vb
29 ¥2
29%
29%
29 %
18%
29%
6,300
29 ¥2
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6
6%
33%
4.50
33%
34
45%
47
44%
45
24
24
23 %
23 ¥2
18%
18%
18V4
30
30
2.50
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3,900
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so
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preferred
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2,700
1,600
10
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South Carolina
South
41 y4
41 ¥B
Co
Merchant
South
5%
4,400
5
Solar
South
4,900
37%
78%
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
52 ¥2 Feb
14%
37%
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1
1
Smith Kline & French Labs
27% Aug 21
32% Jan
2
131/4
37i%
42%
1
52 V4 Jan
12
131%
37%
77%
50c
61% Jun 30
15
■
16%
Corp
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20
41
1,790
13
•
25
Smith-Corona
Apr
38
42 VB
Co
5
8 ¥2 May 18
371/4
78 Vi
America
Steel
&
7
38
38
1,500
92
1
Pattern
29% July
24 ¥4 May 29
13%
37%
.
16'/4
No par
Saw
22% Jan
26
13%
38
19 Vi
*90
17%
Co
Simonds
14
37%
19 Vi
42%
Sinclair Oil Corp
72% Sep 30
46% Dec 19
48
Simmons
14
13 ¥4
19 ¥4
%
Slegler Corp
Slgnode Steel Strapping Co
33 ¥4 Jan
19 Vi
16 ¥2
Corp
3
59 ¥2 July 27
104 ¥2 July 27
19¥4
700
1,200
77
—
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19 ¥4
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Shell Transp & Tr—
New York shares ordinary
17% Nov
16% Jun
21 ¥2 Nov
Apr 17
18
1
Shell Oil Co
23% Oct 14
2
22
V$, May 2.1.
2.50
Gas
(Frank
20% Sep 30
Jan
10
7
21
6%
1
Co
2G¥4 July 16
45% Mar 18
32% May
70
7
33
7.
1
17
18,800
34%
6%
2
91% Dec
28 Vi
33 ¥2
7
Oct
G
27%
33%
6%
33
13% Jan
81% Nov
140
75
85
¥2
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26 ¥2
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70
80
37
Tnc
700
50
15
4
24
17i%
'
3
Oct
17'%
*47
Sep
11
150
37,700
2,500
4,500
21,000
9
48 % Dec
4V4 Mar
600
14,100
551%
25 Vi
41%
9,500
20%
71%
91i%
54%
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9 ye
400
31
711%
55 Vi
100
6,800
31'%
20 Vb
73%
Jan
10¥b May
31
73%
370
81%
250
*30%
31
24
8% Jan
35%
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250
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321%
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36 ¥b
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240
31%
30%
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35
36
81 ¥4
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21
36% Dec 11
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32%
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Nov
81
231 ¥2
97
97
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100
10
y
Jan
20% Jan
35%
81
100
preferred —
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4.30%
Apr
14
1.66%
Stores common
Safeway
¥4
:
■
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47
600
17
24% Jan
37% Dec 29
28 ¥4 Jan
35
33
Jan
10
31
44 % Dec
Jan
30
Dec
9
56
Dec
2
19
July 15
70
Nov
13
78
Feb
20
32
Jan
12
16% Jan
29
4
29% Dec
15
54% Jun
19
63% Mar 25
Southern
60
60 ¥t
60 ¥4
60%
59%
34
Feb
24
41 ¥2 Sep
3
Southern
5
29 ¥4
39%
39 Vb
39%
38%
39 Vb
38%
39 ¥4
38%
40
11,800
30% Nov
13
37¥4 Mar 16
Southern
Indiana Gas «Sz Elec.No par
31 ¥2
31 ¥2
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
32 ¥4
34% Nov 25
46% Jan
22
Southern
Natural
21 ¥b Nov
May 29
Dec
24% Oct 1l
Southern
Pacific
Southern
Railway
1,100
11,000
49,600
7,100
5,900
48% Nov
17
65
16
17
35 % Mar
60% Jan
3
15
8%
Rico
Puerto
Sugar
com
preferred
25
Cnlifornla
EdlRon
25
Co
Sep
25
19% Jan
19
5%
Dec
15
75
Jan
13
Mobile &
Ohio
37%
36.Vi
33%
36
36 ¥4
35%
36 ¥a
35%
36
22%
22%
23 ¥2
22%
23
22%
23
22%
22%
common
No par
51%
52 ¥1
52 "
52 Vb
52%
stock
20
tr ctfs
40% Dec
31
40 ¥2 Jan
2
48-% Dec
16
Southwestern
8
22%- Oct
30
19r,/»
AIT
2
22% Jan
12
7% Dec
3
49 ¥2 Apr
22
67¥2 Oct
5% Sep
10
13
5fi3,o Jan
87
8
26
91
Dec
18
92
22
81 % Dec
9
89 ¥2 Apr
10
100
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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Monday, December 21,.4:959
NEW YORK STOCK; EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
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(Republic
43%
1952.™—— Feb-Aap
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J 30-year)
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APeru
*38
April-Oct
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(30-yr)
to
92
Jan-July
debentures 1982
^1—„——.—April-Oct
debentures 1987;——
——June-Dec
debentures 1973^
—
June-Dec
debentures
197l_r_————
Feb-Aug
2%s
...
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June-Dec
sink fund 5s
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.
Aprit-Oct
1975
debentures
4Vis
.1
1973...
extended
reduced
21
(interest
1970
debt
fA6s
I;.-'
95%
913/4
82 %
«i%
debentures
3%S
—-Mar-Sept
adj 1972
Oriental Development Go Ltd-—
6?
19%
21
21 Vi
•
new
(City
19%
138
Mar-Sept
1959
A
2008
external
loan
12
(interest
6 lis
5lis
Municipal Bank extl
>
1!)%
Mar-Sept
sinking fund old 4%s 1963
sinking
5Vis
A
Plan
2.125(7 )
(Govt)
1958
2003
to
(Kingdom of)—•
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*
to
Zealand
Norway
19%
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O'is
fund
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--
87%
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1963. Jan-July
1952—
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a
101
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—
sink
100
;
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(State)
exll
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2%S
—
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of)
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A Secured
(1942
„
(City
_
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140
——
1980—————Feb-Auy
.
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16
203
86'i
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3%s
Co
Power deb 5s 2030 _M«r-Sept
debentures 1987—%
_i—Jan-June
American Machine & Foundry Co¬
gs conv subord debs 1977—
.—Feb-Aug
American Telephone & Telegraph Co—
,...
—Jan-July
—:—
;
....
ASmall
17
13
10
COMPANIES
INDUSTRIAL
Susquehanna RR 4Vis 1975—April-Oct
5s conv subord debs 1979__„__Feb-A«p
2%s
■
AND
American
16li
1922
—
assented
new
97
94
198%
*100% 101%
1967 —— May-Nov
3 Vis 1972— Jan-July
314s
mtge
1st
Co
4.80s
———.
(assented to
1933
§ ASmall
94
96'%
83
16
X debentures
American
—
1963_Ja«-Jiily
——_—
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92
91%
95%
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-
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(1942
&
American
Jan-July
...——-———
agreement)
209
102
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h
4Va:;
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18%
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(1942 agree't) 1968
to 1922 agree¬
assented
85
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sinking fund debentures 1982
Jaw-July
X debentures 1.983.
(—-April-Oct
Aluminum Co oX Canada Ltd 3%s 1970
May-Nov
3Tbs
(assented
1945
§ A Small
84
2
4Vis
June-Dec
assented
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new
20 li
agree't)
ment)
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17
18 Vi
1
.—■.—,
1954
cf
13
87 V*
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Allegheny Ludlum Steel 4s conv debs 1981 April-Odt
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
.LApril-Oct
Allied Chemical & Dye 3'is debs 1978.—-April-Oct
Aluminum Co of America 3 lis 1964——Feb-Aug
3s s X debentures 1979%——
June-Dec
——
(1942 agree't)
_%
1904
new
liA4s
51 Vi
13%
&
Iuc
Aldens
97
47 Vi
1968.. ..Jan-July
—-—;
ASmall
86 %
87%
mortgage 3 Vis 1984——————Mar-Sept
Albany
26
97
Jan-July
Power
1st
101'/2
17
—June-Dec
-
195
98'%
21
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21
107 Vi
190
102% 103%
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86
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Great Southern
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216
of)--
assented
new
100
'
to 1971———
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214
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1951 extended
97 Vi
94
*203
.
May-Nov
5 Vis due 1965 extended to 1975
IA Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bank) is
AMedcllin
(Colombia)
6lis 1954
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Mexican
202
13
95
6s due
92
_
extl
loan of
'24
1954
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of
1
100% 100%
,
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-—.Jun-July
—
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100%
■
1974
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.•?
208 vi; 208 vb
—
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191
97
—
June-Dec
—.
A Yokohama
144
92
Jan. 1
Low
NO.
*100'%
___Fcb-Aug
(City) external 7s 1958
assented
1958———
(City of ) 6s of '26 1961
gAWarsaw
Jan-July
.—June-Dec
Range Since
Sold
191
ext conversion 1978—, .—June-Dec
Feb-Aug
4s-4Vis-4',is external readj 1978—A.
Jan-July
3Vis external readjustment 1984..—
Valle Del Cauca See Cauca Valley (Dept of)
Public
30-year
__April-Oct
Bonds
37%s-4 %s-4 ,r;.s
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67 Vi
38
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56
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70 Vi
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__May-Nov
External readjustment 1979
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40
99 '/2
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1977
3s
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Friday's
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extl
Vis
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
-.June-Dec
56s 1st mtge $ series 1953
——
June-Dec
6s
1953 extended
to 1963_-—___
99 Vb
36
94
.
part
or
Bid & Asked
Low
loan of '27 1961
5 Vis due 1961 extended to 1971
Government—
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Sale Price
(City of)--
Tokyo
A5
1980.—
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Sold
Week's Range
Ranre
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
1930—
dollar
3s
or
Low
dollar
Greek
Last
(cont)—
International
5s
Period
(Range for Week Ended December 18)
Week's Range
Friday
Monday, December 21, 1959
:
;
.
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conv
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4%>s series
4lbs series
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1974.
debentures
1995___^
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*
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T~"
1
1
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1
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103
103
,
68%
78 %
83
86
B
17
69'
104
7
26
90
65%
75 Va
100
109
Number 5909
Volume^ 190
The Commercial
...
and Financial Chronicle
(2639)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
of
Central RR Co.
Central
York
New
Power
Central Pacific Ry
First
t
5%s
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r
5.90s
debs
Gotham
1979—
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.
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conv
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&
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Ry
1992
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&
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ref
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mortgage
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76
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1982
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1995
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1st
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gtd 3 His
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79
79
98 Hi
61
•
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debs
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first
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92
92
79 %
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debentures
debs
3B/aS
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1981
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mortgage. 3s series N 1978
3s sinking funci delieiilures 1999
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a
f
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s
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98
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1st
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1986
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1
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see page
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29.
66 .May-Nov
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81
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1961
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88 Va
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—
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91
91
91
3
90
94%
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112
111
113
55
95
134%
gold 5a 1995_Jan-JuIy
1970
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104
104
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first
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48' i
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102
81
48%
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F
100
81
1
100
1964
ser
mortgage
100
102Va
47
48 Hi
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7
131
81
155
48 %
59 Hi
81
88%
62%
155
46
61%
47 %
62
80
46
47 %
4 7 H«
101
100
47
*46
87%
%
-
subord
Tire
debs
1976
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&
debs
3s
April-Ocf
^May-Nov
Jan-July
May-Nov
1961
98%
98%
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95 V2
4s
debs
conv
1979
Gardner-Denver
Garrett
4Has
Geiv
4%s
Corp
General
4%s
Amer
General
General
Co
of
debs
Transport 4s
Electric
Foods
General
Motors
Co
debentures
debentures
debs
1981
debs
108% 111%
9 5 Hi.
debs
1976—^
May-Nov
3Hbs
debs
1976
136
16
95
90
90 3
78
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93
86%
94
84%
85
24
84 %
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94
83 Va
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28
98%
99 Ha
96 7
98
88
84 %
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debs
Co
first
&
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3%s
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Ry
4 %s
1981
43/«a
C
series
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sub
conv
4%s
1978
conv
86 Va
cc n
2%s series Q 2010
Ohio
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mtge
mtge inc 4s series
M
inc 5s series
3H«s
debs series
G
series
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debentures
124
175%
285
130'i
184%
121
210
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130
92%
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1961
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1980
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3
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1976
98
144
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77
1
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s
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74
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debentures
85
69
80
--
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conv
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77
87
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.
1976 ..Mar-Sppi
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1978
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sinking
101
81
37
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1970
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92
66
—
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4%s
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of
94%
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92
June-Dec
1981—..
mortgage 3%s
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105
104%
111
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66
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Water
10C
90%
112% 115
115
May-No*
1979
4s conv
130
92 Va
2
92 %
95%
953,
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1969
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94
98 Va
a
92%
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ref
86 H«
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&
87
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1979
1983
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1
118%
86
88 Va
Feb-Aup
1979
subord
Glk'dcn
-
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General Shoe Corp 3.30 debs 1980
General Telephone 4s conv
debs 1971
General
95%
91
29
98
Jan-July
;
1977
debs
85
54
97
99%
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—Mar-Sepf
1961
1964
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149%
953,
84%
conv
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94%
111
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conv
90
Corp—
1975
4His
27
95
debentures
debentures
88%
158
158 "a
85%
debentures
10
9 5 Hit
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5s
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189
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1972
4s
89
96 %
90 Hi
126% 131
debentures
General
123%
95%
June-Dec
1987
J9C9
debentures
90
92
3%s
5s
63
May-Nov
May-Nov
1978
1960
debentures
debentures
93
Texas—
conv
Acceptance
37/«iS
84%
131
3%s
Corp
17
Mar-Sept
1976
84
85%
DOHi
Jan-July
1984
Jo 5%s Income
General
3s
Oil
subord
Cigar
debs
conv.
American
conv
debs
conv
lOOli
97
81%
May-Nov
April-Ocf
1982
160
126
90%,
Mar-Sepf
Stores
20
85 li
Food
Fair
10
98%
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AFloridijj' East Coast 5s series A 1974
4s
84
116%
87
35
13
75 Hi
73
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conv
Hooker
nn
93
April-Ocf
...........-Mav-Sep
5s
Inc "'
So./
m
35
90%
Mor-Sepi
Feb-Auy
Foremost Dairies Inc 4%s 1980
Fort Worth Si Denver
Ry Co 4%s
102 Hi
,c
4'-f
no
1977
conv
93
Rertz
/ 108%
187
79%
89
1
2%s debentures 1972
3%s debenture 1977
1st
83H'a
98Ha
99
92%
98
May-Woa
mtpe
81
90%»
1983—Apr-Ocf
1984
1st
5
80 li
J*
8
42
1961—May-Nov
l
debs
division
Firestone
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...
98%
62
41
99
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1st
80%
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93 %
4%s
mortgage 3%s
mortgage 3%s
mortgage 3%s
income
Fansteei
3s
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85
101%
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April-Ocf
61%
42
101%
66%
97 %
1973
first
mtge'inc
consol
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Gulf
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1965
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Eastern
consol
Gulf
81
75%
70%
73%
99 %
90
Co-
5s
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75
113%
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31
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Steel
(N Y)
&
consol
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1975——Mar-Sepf
89%
80 Va
93 Hi
94 He
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1977—
Southwestern
General
237
5%
93
94 Hi
64%
1988_i
debs
Railroad
Grace
102
f_Apr-Ocf
subord
Am
77%
•
235
April-Ocf
May-Nov
debentures
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footnotes,
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88
100 1
82%
2.35
80%
1987
debs
100%
88 la
101
April-Ocf
mtge 27/8b
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of
100%
87%
106%
87 Hi
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1995
4a
1982
19G5
Cuba—
2001—
3s
3s
Co
Stent Co
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92%
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1972—.
Co
81%.
80
June-Dec
1983.
first
81%
80
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debs
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80%.
81 %
80
Feb-Aug
1982
Baking
81
May-Nov
Railroads
Continental
-
81%
June-Dec
1979
4His
82
ApriZ-Oct
1976
debs
83%
Jan-July
mortgage 4 %s 1988
mortgage 4H«.s 1989—
Continental
Com
2His
76
75
80%
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April-Oct
J981
1978
Power
mortgage
4%s
June-Dec
(Bait*
1982
inc
cum
Gas
90%
1
9
Corp—
1976
U
series
debenlures
June-Dec
79%
80%
76 %
80%
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1984
f 2His series X
debentures
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...
1
Light & Power
series T
2His
debentures
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debs
E*1
debentures
43/as
Jun-Dec
1989—
1963
Electrodynamics
debenti'res
47/«8
April-Ocf
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Fuel
stamped
4%s
80%
J—April-Oc/
-
Feb-Aup
subord
Gas
8lis debentures
3 Vis
1986
82%
&
General
75
May-Nov
1973
inlge s
Consolidated
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1988
P
ser
3s
Consolidated
M
1987
N
series O
4s
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ref
&
series
ser
1984
J
82
May-No*
-
99
1
3
93%
3%s
77%
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III
Jollet
Paso
3s
98
75%
series
Vi
Hi,
June-Deo
1980
gold
1979
3H4s
2%s
78
lis
88
82
*73
4%s
2H4s
2%s
&
First
81
66
9
25
88%
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94 Hi
April
1969
:
debs
subord
First
95
69 Hi
M
Gas
conv
General
80
41
ref
82%
78
101
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
O
lien
Inc
Erie
76%
73%.
Si
150%
76
79%
100
May-Nov
1984
debentures
Co
5s
82
70
El
90%
89
81%
105%
110
17
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Tunnel
&
Eastern Stainless
81%
84%
73
1st
Eastern
66
84 Va
mtge
97
55
78
78
7 7 Ha
20
132
128
May-Noc
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sepf
1985
23
>
mtge 4%s 1989—
59
York—
New
of
1st
Edison El
2His ser A 1982 Mar-Sept
First and refund inlge 2 His ser B 1977 April-Oct
First and refund mtge 2His ser C J972_Ju«c-Dec
First and retund mlgc 3s ser D 1972. __May-Nov
First and refund ml.ge 3s ser E 1979
Jail-July
First and refund mtge 3s ser h
1981
Feb-Any
Edison
refund
and
26
♦71%
J
25 Hi
9
8%
June-Dec
1995
2.35s
mortgage
Elgin
*63
First
1st
75%
83%
80 :,4
7 To
3
1982„May-Sept
Mar-Sept
mortgage 3%s 1983
morLgage 3%s 1986—
93
85 li
102%
13
9 Ha
99
1970—
subord debentures
debentures 1978
mortgage
74%
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*
4s
subordinated
70
April-Oct
Consolidated
f
s
1st
84%
79
*83%
100Hi
N
first
Terminal
conv
1st
101
Co-
First
gold
Chemical
3s
5
9 Ha
9
8%
98%
94 %
86%
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90
June-Dec
87
75
127
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Mar-Seut
mtge 4lis
1987
Combustion Engineering Inc—
3His conv subord debs 1981
CommonwealLli
4s
Dow
101
Hb
122 %
May-Nov
1983
1st
99 ft
82%
78
*97%
1970—May-Sepf
3%s
~i
70
93 Hi
102%
31
25%
93%
2018
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc—'
83 li
75
92
85 la
9
9%
98%
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2His ser B 1976_Mar-Sept
Diamond Gardner Corp 4s debs 1983
.-—Apr-Oct
92 Va
81
70
97
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1964
Elec
26
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debs
Ohio
85 Hb
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Mar-Sept
-
4
78
April-Ocf
1983
3Has
mortgage
June-Dec
59%
85%
126 %
8%
Ha
'
70
25
*81
April-Ocf
.
series N
conv
1,106
Hb
72
591b
93 Hi
41
9
May-Nov
1976
series
Mack
88
73
713 i
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April-Oct
1983—
debs series- K
3Vis
"
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J981
J
4%s
Columbus & South
A
1982
1982
3%s
5s
AprZZ-Oct
1977
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3 979——
II
debs series I
■
76
92
Feb-Auy
3 lis
D
9
89%
77 Ha
3975
series
1
31
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3%s
series
ref
98%
26
4Vis 1961—April-Out
47/as 1977
Jan-July
Columbia Gas System inc—
3s debentures series A 1975
series B
&
Dresser Industries
78%
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«
9%
9 Ha
'
Duquesne Light
95
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
Corp
ser
83%
93
77%
-70
11%
May
1971
98
41
*80
Iron
2Hbs
debs
93%
87%
.
High
25
series I
debentures
ref
77
87
June-Ocf
1993——;
&
convertible
89
93
Mar-Sept
K
ser
conv
91%
87li
1986...
debentures
21
99:11
85%
3Hbs
88
1
-
90%.
72
Jan. 1
Low
Hi
8 Hi.
1973__May-Nov
1985
4Vh%
H
ser
&
Detroit
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36
-
77
99};'
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1985
June-Deo
O
A
ser
2%s
mtge 2His
ref
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.
66
92
91
76
1990_May-Nov
_
8H«
9 Ho
11
Range Sines
No.
'
90Ha
76
Jan-Julj
mtge 4HaS 1994;
.
Cleveland Short Line first gtd
3s
59%
series
refund
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83
4
June-Deo
1982—.
11%
Jan-July
1970.
series
5s
3His
69
'
-
tr
Gen
.
105
April-Oci
J989
3His
Fuel
79
Mar-Sepf
.
1st
Colorado
78
98
92%
*90
1969—Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1980
Jan-July
1993
2His
3Hbs
mtge
67
5
%
92
79
1974
Illuminating 3s 1970
3s
&
3lis
72%
77%
62 s/b
901
impt 4lis series E 1977—Jan-July
Cincinnati Wa1> & Mich Div 1st 4s 1991_Jan-JtiZy
mortgage
10
'■
r
92
E
series
1970
series
1st
59%
54
coll
3s
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ref
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Gen
5s
92
Refunding and
First
73
60%
168
65
May-Nov
1982
4Vis debentures 3971Cities Service Co 3s s f debs 1977
Cleveland
65
&
Edison
Gen
83%
77%
96
Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago & St Louis Ry—
General gold 4s 1993
June-Deo
5s
77
M
mortgage series A
General
1st
series
Corp 4s
debentures
General
%
Terminal—
First
3 His
90
-
57%
—'
mtge 23/4S 1975_ApriZ-Oct
May-Nov
First
PIT
55
95
65 %
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
First and refunding mtge 2His-4V4S 1994_Ja«-July
Income
2His-4 Vis 1994
Jan-July
Chicago Union Station—
First mortgage 3%s scrips F 1963
Jan-July
First mortgage 2Hi,s ser.es G 1963
Jan-July
Cincinnati
66%
62%
55
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
.
11%
Denver & Salt-Lake Income mortgage (3%
flxed 1% contingent Interest) I993___jan-July
Detroit
1983
C
ser
65
.
Jan-July
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
1st mtge 2His- ser A
1980—:
1st
65
1999—April
1989
B
April
Bonds
Sold
High
June-Deo
series A
4s
refund
mtge
Detroit
76%
Mar-Sept
1
Jan
June-Deo
1st mtge & coll tr 4%s ser B 1985—;__May-Nov
Delaware Power & Light 3s 1973
—April-Ocf
'
lsfc lnl'He & c°n fcr 3%s 1988
June-Dec
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR—
"
Firsfc mortgage series A (3% fixed
1% contingent Interest) 1993
_Jan-July
63
45%
and
Income
2044
1
2055
1
conv
mortgage
9934
71
6914
2019—April
A Jan
Jan
B
Western R.v—
inc 4%s
mtge
82
80
—
A 5s
1
69%
April
April
2003
Jan
A
1970
A Income mortgage due 1993
Morris & Essex Division
Collateral trust 4-6s May 1 2042
Pennsylvania Division—»
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86
56%
April ;
2038
mortgage 4%s inc ser
conv
87
76
76Ha
£
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR—
First mortgage 4s scries A 1994
—_Jan-July
4%s
96
79%
69 Vo
:—May-Nov
1988—Jan-July
A
1
ser
1
79 la
May-Nov
,
series
4s
April :
May-Nov
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
A 1st morlgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983
A2nd
"
1st
5s
Western
lien & ref
First
80
76Hb
*80
1985
B
2054
Jan
83%
105%
*80
1997-
5s
conv
3His series
debs
94
44
Chicago & Eastern ill RR—
First
(1942 series)
—
95%
92%
78
Feb-Aug
1978
4s
Friday's
Low
A 1st lien & ref 4s series B 1970
June-Dec
Publishing Co 6s debs 1986
April-Ocf
Daystrom Inc 4His conv debs 1977
Mar-Sept
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2His 1975—April-Ocf
First mortgage 3s 1978
Jan-July
First mortgage 3 lis 1982
1
Feb-Aug
!st mortgage 5s 1987
May-Noc
Deere & Co 2His debentures 1965
i
ApriZ-Oct
3 lbs debentures 1977
Jan-July
4%s subord debs 1983
Feb-Aug
Delaware & Hudson 4s extended 1963
May-Nov
Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR Co—
New York Lackawanna & Western Div -
126
87
or
Bid & Asked
—
AImp & equip 4s 1970
117%
101 lb
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
.
'
85
..Feb-Aug
i.
10
112
and
1st & ref
mortgage
Period
Cuba RR—
A 1st mortgage 4s June 30 1970__
93
99
32
.90
111
111 la
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989—Jan-July
Chicago Burlington & Qulncy RR—
First and refunding mortgage 3%s 1985—Feb-Aug
First and refunding mortgage 2H'as 1970—Feb-Any
"
261
104
89 T «
*82
Jan-July
M 3%s series D 1996—May-Nbv
impt M 3Vis series E 1996—Feb-Aug
Refund and impt M 3Hi.s series H 1973
June-Dec
R & A div first consol gold 4s 1969
Jan-July
*
102
Jan-July
gen
90 Vi
87%
93
and impt
Refund
85 Vi
88
a 1st
49
79 Vi
Interest
Exchange
ACurtis
103
1984
Cuba Northern Rys
High
40
„
103Hi 104H4
1965—Jan-July
deb
2
New York Stock
A 1st
104%
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3 lis
100
80%
■
——ApriZ-Oct
warrants
Paper & Fibre
Debenture 3His
1981
-
'
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-—Jan-July
Inc—
Champion
4%s
Fet>-Aug
subord debs ww 1971
cony
No.
40Hi
-'831a
BONDS
Jan. 1
40
1974—Feb-Auff
Friday
Range Since
Sold
High
(Range for Week Ended December 18)
t
Bonds
80la
A*"-*' cvt
1968
B
40 Hi
i
-
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Corp—
subord
conv
Chadbourne
series
Sale Price
-Jan-July
i0,74
3s
or
Low
1987
Co 3%s series A
3H'8S
mortgage
de
Cerro
3'As
N J
Period
Week's Range
Last
27
96%
50%.
10%
81
100%
122%
.
_
24
85%
92
98%
86
97
103%
93
104
22
96%
105%
54:%
89
50%
11%
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10%
96%
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11
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100%
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100%
90
94
94%
100.
97
92 %
.
.
66
28
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Friday
Interest
BONDS
Sale Price
or
2%s series A 1981—Jan-July
First mortgage 3s series B 1978.
June-Deo
111 Cent RR consol mtge 3%s ser A 1979—May-Nop
Consol mortgage 3%s series B 1979
May-Not
1st mtge 3'As series G 1980—
Feb-Aug
1st mtge 3%s series H 1989
Mar-Sepl
3 %s s I debentures 1980
Jan-July
Illinois Bell Telephone
Inland Steel
1st
3'As debs 1972
Co
Mcr-Sepl
i-.Jan-JuZi
..Jan-July
_Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 3y2a series J 1981
1st mtge 4%s ser K 19871st mtge 4'As series L 1989—
International
1979_May-Nop
4%s
Credit
Harvester
73'A
77'A
8
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73
89%
—
80%
91
95%
96
32
95
104%
98%
98%
10
96
104'A
97%
97%
98
17
88
85'A
88
87
85
Intern'l Tel
interstate
Tel
&
sub debs '34_May-Nov
4%r. conv
211
208% 217
69
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s
4'As
s
I
I-T-E
Co
Power
1978
3®A>
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43As
subord
1979
debs
Mar-Sepl
114
59
107
3
75
80'A
86%
<>
191
*79
Plain
3961
4'As
unguaranteed
1961
Lake
Shore
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A
&
ref
5s
stamped
Series A 4s fixed
C
ASeries
4s
D
interest
4.50s
Aircraft
Corp
debentures
Lone Star Gas
»
debentures
33As
debentures
1978
50%
51'A
42
1st
&
Elec
mtge 3Ves
1st
May
Mar-Sept
Aprll-Ocl
Aprll-Ocl
mortgage
Trucks Inc
Macy
(R H)
5s
subord
conv
Maine
Central
Martin Co
May Dept
debs
RR
5'As
f
Stores 2%s debentures
debentures 1978
f
debentures
5s
conv
subord
&
4'As
debs
Robbins
5s
debs
1st
mortgage
mortgage
1977
s
3.10s
s
6s subord
Minn
St
f inc
s
Min
Paul
&
lien
40-year
Prior
5 Vis
4s
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ACum
5s
series
Missouri
RR
Co
mtge
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Gen
mtge
4s
A
Jan
2033—
1
first
3'As
6s
inc
1
A
ser
3VflS
debentures
Natl
&
gtd
1991
4s
series
B
1966
debs Jan
1
2007
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5'As
3s
conv
Products
debentures
Distillers
National Steel
1st mtge
1st
debs
23As
Rational
Bs
New
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Tea
f
guaranteed
1989
4'As
3s
debentures
debentures
1.2047——j—t-1—_Quar-Feb
Co—
Power
2047—Jan-July
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*
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mortgage
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83
118
63
Edison
first
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2%s
31 %
17
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78%
78%
84
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83
80'«
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11
72 %
5
77 %
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95
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110
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72%
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3
79'A
79%
10
1982__May-Noi>
Mar-Sept
conv
1983
1960
Aprll-Ocl
1988
76%
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85%
13
77%
86%
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82
76%
76
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84
94%
92
92
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124
124
125
297
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129
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124
124
125
101
105%
129
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98
98
June-Dec
1978
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163
76
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77%
102 %
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81%
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o
Mar-Sepl
June-Dec
conv
96
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132
%
81 %
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92
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114
90
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1975
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91%
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5%s
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99
2%s
98
112
112
2—-—April-Oct
Mar-Not
1987
Chemical
subord
conv
;
1988
4'As
mortgage
Matliieson
—
-
"74 %
June-Dec
1974
3s
1.975
1980
Electric
ft
mortgage
Olin
morlgage
27As
80'A
82
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l
25
74%
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mortgage
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81
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60
48
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137
5
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123
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87
80'A
121
62
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1974—_Feb-Aug
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65
55
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76%
58
,
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96
95
96
146
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ft
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ft
ft
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ft
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ft
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refunding 3s series J 1970—_ June-Dec
June-Dec
refunding 3s series K 1971
June-Dec
refunding 3s series L 1974
refunding 3s series M 1979___^ June-Dec
75%
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ft
refunding
76'A
88%
98
75'A
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81
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ft
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refunding 2%s series Q 1980— June-Dec
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90
78
77%
78%
77
77
77
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83
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122
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83
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91%
91
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series
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82
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1982— June-Dec.
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ft
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88
98
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ft
ref
84 'A
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series
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1967
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1974
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refunding 2%s 1978
ft
refunding
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ft
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&
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refunding 4%s 1987—
refunding 3%s 1988
99%
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75
6
73
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79
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76
76
76
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84
72%
78
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80
80
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7
96
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85
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94
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&
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69
98
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A
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&
457
87
99
101% 102
102
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140
86%
78
71
1975
1974
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83%
78
3
——
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99%
1979
series
88%
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8
10
80
1
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102
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74%
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1980—
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84
97%
77%
79%
73
1984— .Jan-July
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4s
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April
1990
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83%
70%
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General
75
RR—
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General
17
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debs
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86
10
World
78%
73
————-
—
3%s debentures
subord
78%
74%
1988—z:.—.
conv
78%
69%
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American
87
74'A
4%s
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78'A
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debentures
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81%
78
1985. _June-Dec
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75%
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1983
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79
293
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ft
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83
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ser
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1986—*—.....Mar-Sepl
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84 V8
1982
I.
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1970—June-Dec
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States
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..
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1970
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prior
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•
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1978
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73
85%
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i
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s
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80
81
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ft
debentures
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1990
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5s income debentures Jan
1 2045
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coll
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1976
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f
76
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s
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mtge 4'As series B Jan
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1976
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(quar)
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1974
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June-Dec
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60%
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ser
1973
debentures
f
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92%
73
——
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1967
1962
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f
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f
s
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series
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73
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1987
s
;
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88
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&
100
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97 V*
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.
62%
■
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Pacific
1973
3 969
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&
4%s
93
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A
97
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74 '*
52'A
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74
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117
Corp—
f debentures 1976
f debentures 1972
Minnesota
mortgage
•*
85%
June-Dec
Minneapolis-Honeywell
mortgage 2%s 1980
mortgage 2%s 1980
mortgage 3%s 1983—
conv
75
65
£4 *
.
1969—
3%s sinking fund debentures
33As
95
93%
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Feb-Aug
1991
3%s
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...Jan-July
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101
87%
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Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3'As
1st
ft cons mtge 4s ser A 2004
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Jan-July
Y
General
100%
90'A
93%
85
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1974__May-No»
1st mortgage 2%s
1980
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Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3'As 1988
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43/bs debenture?
138
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1972
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Scott
subord
conv
90
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& Co—
&
1972
1980
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,
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44
100
,
16 Va
17
——
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s
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37'2
79
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s
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36 V2
.
58 %
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.
29
64
56
37
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1968
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'
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82%
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1972__May-No?
&
23%
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84.%
12
52
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78
63%
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42
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2%s
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series
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25
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&
79
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19
95%
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99
62
3
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61
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1976
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94
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95
18
1998-—Feb-Aug
1998-Feb-Aug
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28
2
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2003
1982
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93%
03
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1976
86
115
5
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Norfolk
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A Series
E 4'As contingent Interest 2003
May
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Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
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95'A
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Y
89%
120
collateral
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Y
N
96
88
mortgage 3'As
mortgage 3s series F 1986
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4%s
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—Map-Nov
interest
51
AprfZ-Oct
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refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007—Jan-July
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Harlem River & Port Chester 4'As A 1973 Jan-July
45'A
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2003
contingent
80
92
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Feb-Aug
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fixed
5s
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50
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61 %
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&
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81%
75
93
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1964
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95
1970—Aprll-Ocl
1st & ref 5s stamped 1974
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Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
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*
84
76
■:
■■
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55%
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3'As
60
51 %
81 %
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3'As '97—June-Dee
61
79
.
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1%
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Lehigh Coal & Navigation
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gold
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90
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1st
Mich
&
78
70
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77
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—
92%
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122'A
79
70 'A
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Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
tAKreuger & Toll 5s certificates 3959
92 «A
90%
100%
90
101% 103
Kansas
Jan-July
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92 'A
Central
& Harlem gold 3'As-2000
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76
Kanawha
Stamped 1961
107
1980
6s
NY
90
113
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& Michigan Ry 4s 1990
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City Power ft Light 23As 1976
June-Dee
Kansas City Southern By 3'As ser C 1984_june-Deo
Kansas City Term Ry 2%s 1974
—Apr-Oci
Karstadt (Rudolph) 4'As debs adj 1963
Jan-July
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Jan-Julf
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4'As 1961—Jan-July
68 %
N
89%
84
70
102'A
60%
First
'
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conv
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Michigan Cent collateral gold 3'As
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Joy Manufacturing 3%a debs 1975
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1982
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.
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1974
Jan. 1
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68%
Lake
95
Mor-Bepl
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1987
debentures
Interstate
Feb-Aug
Range Since
No.
75
60
General
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Pipe Line Co—
f debentures series A 1977
A
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57%
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96
151%
series
4s
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1986—_ —
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56 %
88
81%
95 %
Last
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75
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80
237
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81
76
73
20
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No.
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Jan, 1
Sold
Monday, December 21, 1959
.
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
Range Since
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Friday's
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Low
.
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Last
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
.
93
22
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5s
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1966
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1976
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1
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77
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Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971
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89
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—
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17
&
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92
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70
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1982
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4%s
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—
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(Ohio)
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95%
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Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
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1;—
92
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73%
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1982
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1983
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150 %
April
1983——
68
99
85%
1964-
debentures
86'A
1
91
April-Oct
;
debentures
Standard
85%
69
87%
May-Nou
1977_
2%.s
76
California
36
87%
69
and/refunding mortgage 3'As 1983_ April-Oct
debentures
of
Since
Range Si
;
Jan. 1
No.
78%
■
June-Dec
Bonds
Bonds
s«id
Sold
High
73%
,
.
,
Friday's
or Friday's
or
Bid & A«ir»d
Bid» Asked
Muy-Nov
8
"93
85%
debenture#
Oil
97%
—
87
83%
4%s
standard
97%
—
86%
refunding" mortgage 3s 1972—Map-Nov
3'As
.
91
Standard
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979-Juue-Dec
3%s
debentures
1972
June-Dec
1st
120'A
1985—April-Oct
1983
Spiegel Inc bs conv subord debs 1984
Spokane Internl first gold 4'As 2013
.
debentures-1063
First-ami
96
debentures
j*/as
72%
--
—
"98!'a
First?«and refunding-mortgage 3%s 1968_Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
-
Southwestern Bell Tel 2%s debs
102 %
87
—
—
*98'A
May-Nov
—Mar-Sept
,
■
'
i"
debs 1681
Public
'
102'/a
97
.
Procter & Gamble 3%s
Service
327
Jan-jHly
___
■
3s
91%
87
Last
Sale
Sale Price
Low
4!As
April-Oct
Co
debs-1973
conv
9
""72 %
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3'As 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st gen 5s series B 1862
Feb-Aug
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Mar-Sept
Potomac
2
92'A
107% 1'10%
May-Noo
"
116
Period
Period
High
88%
602
Interest
Exchange
Week's Range
Week's Range
Friday
Friday
Last
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock
Low
99
*—
ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
mtge 3'As 1964
lo.
92
1963-Feb-Aug
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
General mortgage 3-lbs series E 1975
Ra"*e Since
Jan. 1
99
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1987
?°ia
Sold
High
/
,
,
„
109% 116
June-Dec
1964
Consolidated guaranteed 4'As ser J
1964_A/ai/-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
Pittsb Coke & Cliem
I ActL?
Bid & Asked
Bid
Bid & Asked
113'A
Pillsbury Mills Inc. 3'As s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/8s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated
or
Low
Philip Morris Inc 4%s sf debs 1979
Phillips
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended December 18)
Week's
Range
SSS8®
Friday's
Las't^
Interest
29
,
Act, or securities
*
Friday's hid and ask prices;
A Bonds selling flat.
Bankruptcy
receivership, or reorganized under
assumed by such companies.
.
no sales being transacted during current week.
Section 77 of
,
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
In the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
on the American Stock
Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Dec. 14, and
ending Friday, Dec. 18. It is «©mpiled from the report of the American Stock
Week's
Range
Shares
Friday
Par
Aberdeen
Acme
Acme
Petroleum
Precision
Wire
Co
Aerojet-General
Aeronca
Aero
Corp
Products
class
A
Corp
For
see page
High
4%
1,400
3%
Dec
5%
534
6%
4,800
4%
Nov
9% July
17'A
Jan
223A July
68 '4
65
69%
~_1
9%
8%
1
534
5%
5%
19%
19%
33.
10
9,900
i0,300
8,400
100'
47%
Sep
8'A Sep
4% Nov
13%
Jan
98
May
13% Mar
9 % Mar
19% July
Inc——-1
Ajax Petroleums ltd
50c
Alabama Great Southern
50
Alabama Power 4.20^
preferred—100
Alan Wood Steel Co common
.—10
5 'h
cumulative preferred
100
Alaska Airlines Inc
1
Aid
Investment
&
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
5%
Discount
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
5% Mar
1
Stores—
footnotes,
Low
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
3%
1
Manufacturing Corp
Manufacturing-.
Shoe
High
3%
210
Supply
Agnew Surpass
Low
Last
STOCKS
1
Inc
:
Friday
for Week
of Prices
in which any dealings have
Ended December 18.
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
include every security whether stock or b.01^
occurred during the current year. Kange tor week
Exchange itself and is intended to
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
5%
Nov
7?'a Aug
%
Jan
lVa
81'A
Dec
18
5,500
82
82
82'A
250
37%
36%
37%
1,900
5%
"5%
~6V8
2,800
u
High
1,100
6
131
Jan
150
Jan
Aug
91!2
Apr
39% Oct
92
87s
Oct
Apr
The Commei-cial and Financial Chronicle
30
.
.
Monday, December 21, 1959
.
(2642)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended December 18)
for Week
Snares
Low
Par
A-tlsts
5 %%
Allied
2,500
6
Nov
18% July
12
July
Canadian
8%
9%
42,300
3,200
5,900
7
Feb
12
Nov
Canadian
37/b
3%
4
I
.11
4%
4%
4%
10%
35
45%
10,200
14%
17
Corp
20 Vz
20 %
20%
76
75%
78 J/4
American
Book
American
Electronics
1
Inc
American Meter
Co
American Natural
American
Co
Anacon
Lead
Anchor
Post
class
12%
13,500
300
50
—•
Del—I
44%
48%
14%
15%
2%
2%
9% Aug
H
16,600
19%
500
ft
19
Corp
SOe
Apollo Industries
Inc——
Appalachian Power Co 4%% pfd
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
Arkansas
New
5
10g
S
Maine
Power
Power
&
10%
Jan
20% July
Jun
Nov
Apr
jo
Nov
1% Jan
Jan
22%
Jun
6% Dec
11%
4.72%
4,700
7%
13,200
6%
Jan
9% Apr
6%
300
5%
Jan
8
&
Co
46%
Laundries
Oil
1
10e
•
—
Audio
Devices
If
10 peso*
1
10#
Automatic Steal Products Ino
com
preferred
Industries
1
los
Oil
Brad
Api
May
Dec
8% Sep
2% Nov
11%
23,700
2%
2%
3 %
27,800
14%
12%
14%
13.900
17%
17%
18%
6,800
10%
10%
64
6%
Jan
"£%
Mar
Jan
116% July
26% Apr
20
4%
9% Jan
15% Feb
3% Jan
7% Mai
5%
3% Jan
Nov
5%
500
15%
13%
16%
14,800
7
Sep
16%
CM
28 %
31 %
10.100
17
Oct
37 %
53
47 %
53
1,600
35
Jan
53
Dec
x3%
4,900
3
3%
1
10
1 %
II
5%
—
Vb
4%
Jan
Class
4%
B
Bruck
B S
32%
Feb
26
Mar
17%
Jan
33
Dec
Dec
7
2.600
24 %
Dec
2%
Jan
Cuban
10%
Jan
'"ban
1,700
3%
Jan
4%
Auu
6,900
fi%
Jan
12%
45
457b
1,900
41% Mar
45%
177b
17 Vb
18 Vb
7,400
10%
Jan
22% Mav
57j
6
4,100
5%
Dec
21
350
3 7
it
11
127b
1,200
36%
■
6%
I.200
l.W
6%
Apr
12%
Jun
6,000
15%
Apr
37
Dec
3714
3,000
35 %
Jun
43%
Feb
Oct
57,900
15%
600
9%
2%
2%
2 %
10,200
^.1%
4%
4%
22,100
6%
7%
8
7%
32
_1
2%
34%
32
39%
—•
•—
%
32
J
,
40 7
2
-
II,400
J if
800
38%
Dec
Jan
16%
Apr
Jan
3%
7%
Apr
%
Nov
30%
Jan
34
Oct
42% July
6
Co_
_,_fl
Die
&
38
49.300
9% Mar
MS Sep
i
Feb
9%
38%
9-%
700
9%
9
700
39%
7o
'
7
'
II
reg
cl
32%
Nov
3ft
46
7ft Mar
Jun
Jan
9
Sep
in
oct
9%
7% July
35%
A
com
7ft
7 ft
74,800
1
13%
11%
13%
56,800
17%
16%
17%
16
.
30c
30c
% Jan
9%
15
class
8% Jan
16%
Nov
6%
Dec
8%
Feb
6.300
17%
2,800
1
674
6 Vb
6%
4,100
50o
common
7 7b
77b
7%
1,200
10
Co
87H
8%
8%
I,500
1
2%
1
16«/4
16
16%
600
2.50
10 7b
10
10%
16,100
•
Corp
(The) Company
2%
2%
3.900
2%
14
Burry
rets
Biscuit
ord
shares—3s 64
Inc
•
%
Corp
2%
$3.00
$2 50
6%
Electric
Power
common
preferred
preferred.
Consol
4V» Mai
17%
Feb
Jan
%
-
Feb
712
2,900
6%
Jan
10% Ma'
8,000
20%
Oct
36%
II,300
2%
Nov
1
18%
1874
18%
9,300
4% Mai
Gas
Co
Camden
Fire Insurance—...
Campbell Chlbougamau Mines Ltd
Canada
Bread
Canada
Cement
Co
Co
For
Dec
56
250
55
61%
Jan
45%
150
45%'Dec
52
Jan
54%
5
33%
33%
150
33
Oct
6%
7 %
27,700
6
Sep
5
Feb
35%
35 %
500
1,090
3% July
•
33.
9 %
8ft
23/4
Jan
Apr
Jan-
34
Nov
Jun
193/b
Nov
Feb
Dec
21V*
Nov
20'/a
14%
Feb
Apr
18% May
167/8 Mar
13%
5
10%
10%
12 %
•
47 %
7%
20
Jan
lOVi May
2.'
4
2 74
11,900
39%
Jun
Sep
47s
1,100
3
37
8
47 %
47%
'
3%
3%
2.300
6%
<»%
1.400
CO
.1%
%
1
28%
30
"ft
63
49
Aug
5
Jan
Dec
Apr
■
Nov
■.
Jan
12y2 May
197/8 Jan
2%
Jan
467h July
Dec
28
120
66,300
7/8
Jan
12,900
29
Oct
65% Dec/
200
64
56.
9%
4
10% July
15% Jan
Nov
15,403
.;
74
Vb
Oct
Dtc
17%
%C
Dec
4% July
Jun
4
1
50
3%
6%
9y8
65%
NOV
7'
400
1,500'
•
Apr
Jan
Apr
Nov
11,400
«
Feb
0% Mar
Nov
15% May
9 %
4%
38
7%
•
5
Feb
38
Mar
Oct
26
Oct
Va May
5%
4.000
'47-
Dec
4%
1,600
3%
Nov
3312
Jan
387s Aug
Dec
13%
5
10c
4%
4»4
37
36
__35
11 Va
20c
—
30
dep
Diversey
S2
14
14
14%
7.100
12
ll3..
12%*
2,900
87» Mar
16%
Apr
7Vi May
47s Allg
ord
rets
534
18
147
Jun
Feb
1
8%
91 '4
9%
Jan
2%
.'an
187/b July
6
Dec
May
217, July
Dec
2.700
9%'
297b Mar
17 3 4
1,600 "
1
370
'
Oct
9%1
79.800
6
18'4
Sep
14
53,609
8-4
174
Feb
Dec
14'/4
Aug
d
Dec <
97/b
Sep
J%
10s
reg
&
Apr
5%
Dec
Lid
^1
&
Jan
ord
Coal
Inc
stock
Co
7.50
—32.50
—
———1
r-l
Oil
Co
10,300
1% Jan
11% Nov
dr.
Ik
10
1
16%
ED
Laboratories
16%
17
Riibtier
Co
o
11%
200
9%
30%
10%
1-2'
1°
8
67
a
32 3
b
Mar
Jan
207/b July
Jan
12% Mar
July
Jan
•t%
Nov
15%
Apr
1.100
31%
12%
Jan
26
23%
tic;
8.500
10'«
31%
137b
Dec
15
5.3')0
11
29'-%
Oct
3874
Apr
S'
Nov
19
-
23 3'))
8%
19.500
6
4
Apr
Apr
8% July
40%
32%
818
Apr
47 V*
8 100
19
Jan
4
12.300
8
Dec
3774 July
15y8 Jun
Nov
357b
Dec
Oct
53 V*
Jan
9%
31.900
34
83
8
35
35
44%
5
46
8%
8
3ft
3
27
100
2,300
*-4.
■i) f
4
Aug
Jan
6
9% May
Jun
4ft May
Ltd—
Hosiery ctass B common
reg
Test
Dynamic?
Corp
Potash
of
3%
Co
America
3!
2.490
1
Durhnm
Corp
Sulphur &
1
r
Feb
Nov
1C
2.200
-*
Co_—
(Allan
3
14%
6,100
15%
*
^—*
Co
-2—
24%
15
21 Vb May
9%
15%
•
common-
Corp
a?
Exploration
*
Ltd
Ltd
Co
16.34
900
13%
20
*
Chemical
&
12%
17
-2'/a
...
2 -
13
200
2 Vb
19%
1
—lc
——
Research
dep rcls ord
(The! Co
Duvuj
4%
17%
—10c
Dtiraloy
Duro
Jun
4y4 Mar
38%
135
—10
:
Bridge Co Ltd
Harris
uiiilop
Jan
29
Ltd
Power
DuMont
tt
Supermarkets-
...
Duke
2 7
Oct
27
100
1
»
100
Inc
(The) Corp
tiling
<
2.200
Company—
Brewer;
Ltd
low
880
33
pnferred.
Draper
-
27a
Corp
Dominion
11%
8
32%
—
On
11 1
2%
common
preferred^—:
1st
6
5%
6
2.700
•
6%
5%
6%
~1
•
23le
23
23 3n'
1.100
yj
Jan
32% Mar
267'H
26%
30%
1.800
2-3%
Oct
3974 Mar
12
10%
12%
125.700
10s
—1
,ft
700
3%
•
inn
3-4
Dec
8
8y4
May
Feb
4%
Jan
12%
40%'
Jun
51
Feb
JO3
Janu
47 y2
Dec
190y4
Dec
Aor
E
Eastern
Oct
May
11
327b
A
Common
Mav
29%
.4
350
Manufacturing——1
&
QUality
Distillers
tasiern
26
10%
3.000
—1
—
Jan
10% Mar
6.100
77n
1434
11%
47a
Iron & Steel Fdrs Inc—1
Development Corp of America—
$1.25 preferred
——i
—
1
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd..
——25o
«•
12%
7%
14%
7 >2
5
60% Mar
Sep
1
•
Jan
45%
315
20
see page
23%
3 ft
Ltd
footnotes,
Nov
1
Ltd
preference
5% Mar
18%
,
6%%
Jan
55
45 72
..
200
39
Detroit Gray
Douglas
23%
3
1%
26%
12%
1.400
—50c
class
Gasket
Dorsey
21%
50
&
Detroit
Jan
7 74
27b
2%
8%
,—50c
-
Productions
Jun
7%
2%.
21,800
8% Mar
87.
18%
4.000
—-25c
partic
debentures—
Dorr-Oliver
13%
Jan
60
Oil
8%
Desilu
Driver
10c
9%
Inc (Del)_50c
;
Mfg
Feb
%
50
preferred
Calvau
Oennison
Apr
3V4
22
200
9%
Mar
18%
9%
11%
Dejay Stores
Dec
V*
•
14%
Oct
4* Jan
•
(ord retO .—£1
American
Edmonton Corp Ltd
Eastern Aviation Inc
1
Inc
Textile
Jan
5,700
17 %
7
10 y8 Mar
18
——50o
common
Steel
3 72
«
California
A
12%
c
Jan
50,000
19
16%
Apr
loy8 Mar
22% Mar
47a
•
17
Apr
87b Mar
Transit System Inc—
Tar
t
Calgary
Calif
C.
Class
Dominion
1
3%
18 %
14
•
common2.50
—:——20
Brothers
Dominion
12%#
& Sen
D.
9%
July
Nov
17%
19
17%
Oct
2%
23 y4
Sep
6% 'Jan
200
,
Oct
67s Jan
Sep
7
8.100
33
Sep
10%
5,300
1
Jan
2% Jan
900
5%
32%
—8
Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber Co class A—
8%
%
Jan
9%
16,700
in
in
1
-20
Day
Dominion
'
dep
(J Pi
Davidson
12%
Nov
Apr
8%
2,300
4
Dec
13%
6%
1.200
8
.
3%
'1
5
7,100
8%
Dairies
18%
Sep
6% July
10
Mines Ltd—
American
Burroughs
Crystal
Stores Corp
preferred"
5%
10% July
5% Aug
Dec
Nov
5%
9
preferred
Machine
7%
4
—*
Petroleum
Dec
5,200
7%
3
•
5%
21V4
8 %
iMh'
Dome
14%
6%
7%
13
Dec
5%
—
Nov
2,500
6%
17
20
5%
i»r"
Chemical
14%
17%
Dec
4
400-
:—1——2.50
Diversified Stores Corp
6%
•
5%
—*
Dixon
7%
66%c
Jan
13%
4:%
20%
1
vtc
18
Oct
15%
B„.
common
10y8
56,600
16%
7%
1
.10c
Co—
Apr
Nov
%
_10c
—
Nov
257b
7%
6,100
common—
15%' Jan
Nov
1
new
VI<I tintMI'I
13%
5%
1
OH
Corporation
Davega
Oct
41
64A May
900-
:
16,400
"A"
Jan
27 Va
18
1,600
7%
(Md)—_
40
Jan
'20% Sep
19% Sep
1,200
16%
Co
Amer
Buffalo-Eclipse
Burma
12.500
10
Ltd
Hill
Hi
%
9
•
60c^cpnVertible preferred
Bunkei
9
II
—
Buckeyt t The » Corp
Budget Finance Plan
Buell
35%
Oil
Dilbert's
Co
Company
serial
34%
luternat'l
Tobacco
Daitch
Feb
Oct
31
50
«
Feb
100
Sep
18
3812
15
4%
———•
13% Mai
37
•
———1
Api
31%
20#
ord
24%
36 Vu
33 7B
2
July
22'/e Dec
400
Juv
Mar
9
4% Jan
94
33%
1
Dec
Feb
Jun
13% Mat
Jan
18% Mar
3,100
8%
11%
1%
12%
77,700'
23,500
7%'
20%
••
8
American
rtt«'
6% Mar
7%
Industries
Venezuelan
Cubic
16% July
5% Nov
Nov
15%
preferred-—.
Cuban
Nov
Nov
Jan
4%
12,500
4%
1.50
Drug
Co_rystal Oil & Land Co
1
21%
4,90 J
14,800
2%
800
7%
Petroleum
$1.12
9V*
3,000
r
14%
9/64 Dec
1274 Apr
Nov
_
1 %
7%
Feb
7
6
xlG%
dep receipts
Carrier
7%
1
2* %
1%
22%
1
preferred-100
common
Mills
F
5%
51% Mar
30% July
17% Nov
107/e Apr
Jan
233s
Beverage Corp
Courtaulds Ltd—
Cork
Oct
13%
36 v4
preferred
Rubber
4%
5
31
& Reynolds common
preferred class A
frown
19%
5,300
9
45yB
•
Com pan;
Brown
4%
5%
22%
—
Crown
10%
9.200
24%
9%
—
ord
4%
1
Oct
Apr
29%
8%
Distillers
500
26
Inc
Nov
8%
3%
common
rets
7%
Jan
1/64 Dec
1% July
67t Mar
9%
1.25
Central Petroleum
21%
Jan
J an
5%
1,200
7%
4
12,000
29%
Co—
Crown
27%
24%
108,400
9%
23%
Crowley Mllner & Co—
37«
.
dep
8%
9/64
9j/8
1
Corp
2ft Jan
Nov
Dec
Dec
% Apr
3% -Nov
20,600
21%
Distillery Ltd—
voting—
non-voting
American
26%
25 Y4
15%
—10
Dec
Nov
14%
1%
Jan
53
2% Jan
1%
11S
34%
May
19% "Jan
7%
Apr
874 July
140
108
5.5Q0
.
34%
Inc,——
Corp
Inc
Creole
11%. Jan
32
Jan
Engineering—1
Varnish
Cooper-Jarrett
Coro
Jan
lft Sep
7,600
43%
19%
Inc
&
(i%
8%
67b
Forman
&
Paint
Lines
Oct
12%
dep rets ord bearer—
dep rets ord reg—
Columbia Power
Petroleum Co Ltd—
Amer
Cook
A
Jan
6%
62,300
50o
Sep
57b
Oil
Brown
Materials
Ap'
Mar
12
Jan
Tobacco—
Brown
Industries
B
23%
5%
25c
Commercial
(H)
11% Mar
24%
1
Continental
Class
Dec
4%
34%
1965—:
Continental
Class
July
9%
Macninery—
to
Continental
Corby
32
9,400
21%
Co
Air
Nov
We
American
Stone
Aviation
29
Jf
Ltd
&
Continental
$1
107b
.
American
Amer
Shoe
ext
Dec
Feb
22%
ft
Mar
28%
2,200
!«.•
34%
Cott
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Co
Sand
85
27
300
...
100" : '33% Jan
%
4
39%
7374 May
Jan
1,000
•
$7
$6
Edo
Eldei
Malleable
Iron^
States Corp
preferred
series
preferred
common—
A—
series
B_
Corporation class A—
Mines
and
Dev
Ltd!
23
1
*
*
1
1
45
43%
46 7,
/
1.600
4
'an
175
—
Jan
160
12%
11%.
1%
1 j.
-
5Vk Mar
Sep
5
100
Mining & Smelt Ltd
Consolidated Royalty Oil—
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc
Jun
*0e
British
British
40
_..i
700
■
26%
%
2%_JH0.V
Apr
Dec
14%
.
.,
70,100."
50
3%
45
600
r
138
25%
Jan
300
.
34
136
23 V*
147/s Aug
200
Co——•
Consolidated
Jan
22%
7.60
British
British
16.600
•
1
100
_1
Manufacturing Co
Amer
1 %
9% July
Jan ;
Jan
75
3,600
.
29
all
Consolidated Development Corp—._20o
Consol Diesel Electric Corp__
_10c
11%
27 V4
—.
vtc
Equipment
4%
23,300
5%
1
•
Co
petroleums
634
1%
18%
26%
•
Compudyne Corporation
Connelly Containers Inc
42%
Sep
20%
Corp
Bridgeport Gas
Oils
Co
Corroon
6%
x3%
Corp
Breeze
Vtc
Nov
Jan
Inc
Co
Compo
Dec
30%
23=
<fe
29
Feb
H Jan
64% Sep
,
75
Feb
7% Mar ■-
Jan
14%
Ltd
Continental
16
._1
Gear Works Inc
Traction Light & Pwr
Britalta
2%
1.200
Foote
Brillo
19,000
26
<
In;
Brazilian
%
3%
Sep
Jan
Jan
25 %
class B
Co
30%
9%
7%
Products
Caribbean
Crane
prior cumulative
Chemical Co Inc
Bourjols
2
1%
51%
3
Brooks Inc
Borne
2%
1,900
.—.Is
Shoe Corp
of Canada
(H
2%
»
25%
:
Bickford's Ino
Blauner's
Blumenthal (S)
5% 7/
59
106%
Feb
BOe
Watch
Bohack
42% Aug
Jan
—.
Instrument
Bobble
Apr
17% Aug
Sep
300
2%
56%
101
15
Telephone
Benrus
2
.2
50
1.000
LtcT
(A St
21%
75
104
18,100
Bayview oil Corp common
67c convertible class A
Bearings Inc
Beau-Brummel Ties
Beck
3%
Nov
8%
Incorporated—-
Belock
1%
2% Feb
1
Corp
Bell
Jan
1
Corp
New common
30
'
47,400
38 %
Apr
5%
25%
Engineering Co_
Basic
1%;
11
8%
u
common
Inc
Aluminum
11%
65% Apr
108%
Jan
24
Club
Farm
Dec
....
50
65%
50
lOo
6%
14%
24.000
2%
2%
17 %
,
49,600
,
4
(expire Dec 29)
Hosiery Co
10
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clopay Corporation
1
Co
2%
5,700
3,500
45
38
j.
19%
Corporation
Colonial
600
5,800
78
Rights
Coastal
2ft Feb
4,000
-10%
27
138
Manufacturing Co
Oil
■
5%
4%
—I
Co
14 y4 July
32% Mar
Sep
Sep
lc
Colon
Andes—
Barry Controls
Clary
—
6%
1
Inc
Controller
Cockshutt
23%
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd—
Barker Brothers
Barnes
Cinerama
29% Mar
7%
American shares
Banff
Chromalloy
13 % May
23 %
Inc
Baldwin Securities
de
2%
56%
i
10#
lOo
Corp..
Corp
B
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A—I
Banco
37%.
104
1
A
Collieries
Corp
Corp
11% May
Sep
% Nov
—
Inc
Rubber
1%
9%
&
option warrants
Plywood Corp_.
Baldwin
1%
10%
•
Inc
Co
non-cum
-
9
20%
10
"
May
2y8 Feb
Oct
7% -Dec
400
.
"l%
—JO
Machine
:
29
—.—5
Inc.
6
75
America———2.50
Oil
6% Mar
20%
7to July
2%
•
Corp
Baker
600
28,900
2%
It
Atlas
Electronics
fy
5% Oct
13,800
3,700
■j/.
America
del Golfo
Sugar
Consolidated Mining
Development Corp
Ayshlre
7%
24%
5%
7%
H
Co
Atlas
class
5"%
7%
24%
5%
36 % July
Jan
Nov
99
5%
8%
9%
Ltd————1
Community Public Service
Atlantlca
Inc
9,400
22%
Tel—
Lint
Non-voting
11,100
i
of
Indus
Avnet
21%
35%
.1
participating
Atlantic Coast
Avien
19 %
33%
_4
Jan
100
Dec
11% Jan
21
20%
J2M
Gas
Atlanti" Coast
Alias
86%
25
86%
35 %
Stationers Supply Co.
A
86%
49
180
24
Claussner
reg
Stores Inc.
Associated
Jan
69% July
32% Dec
31% Dec
Industries—
Associated
Class
Jan
6,800
dep rets
Associated Tel &
Clarostat
1,500
preferred—
Electric
Associated
Sep
41 %
63%
10t
&
8,800
Clark
Dec
31%
warrants
Food
34%
Christiana
26% July
13% Dec
99% Mar
9%
900
30%
common -i.-.——2
Consolidated Mining
1
Chief
Dec
13% Jun
85
62 %
Equipment Corp.
Asamera Oil Corp Ltd
American
650
31%
Aro
Associated
31%
34
14,800
7,200
13
62%
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co.
Associated
nt"»t
30%
ye
87%
31%
Armstrong Rubber class A.
Convertible
25
9%
85
Mar
of
Co
Cherry-Burrell Corp
Chesebrough-Pond's
Feb
14%
Light—
preferred
Armour
vijumberlin
Charter Oil Co
16
Apr
600
;
„
1ft Mar
.
Oct
7%
100
65
Century Investors Inc——_2
Mar
%
10%
27
5812
58%
Jan
8% Mar
Jan
ft Dec
25
Nov
I8V4 July
11% Mar '
2,400
75
1
$1.50 conv preferred—
—-—•
Century Electric Co———...
10
5
5
11.500
i
26*.
pid
50%
7%
23
10%
86
2%
pref .._10O
100
4%
Corp common
Apr
■
.
Power &
3.50%
Light
30
—2.50
Louisiana Gas Co
common
Arkansas
Hadley
wtfutral
4%
12
11%
28
5% May
IB/
Sep
11% De c
800
11%
20
44%
Central Securities
7
24
8%
20
Corp——
1
Corp— ——1
Central
37
Nov
6.900
-
High
,
Mar
ft-Mar
6
10%
Jan
Nov
%
13%
99
——1
Jan
Nov
ft
7%
58%
•
America—
of
12%
6%
1
——
Film
font.ral
6%
7%
—2.4*
Chemical &
Nov
2%
10,800
%
Instruments
New
share?
Anken
Cenco
Jun
6%
28
11%
.
Corp
36
Nov
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A"
Light $5 pfd.
4%
1
Angostura-Wupperman
Castle
Oct
47% Aug
&
6.500
24.400
6
6o
(J W) Co
—_—.———1
Products Corp
—
-•
(A M; & Co
10
Catalln
50
3
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s6d
Carter
14%
31% Sep
7
Power
ft
12%
11%
12%
pfd—10
—
famllna
42% Aug
..
29%
2 V:
20e
4.71
19% May
Jan
38
7,300
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Nov
Feb
May
51
8% Sep
38% Jan
•
■■>
Ltd—.
86
10% Jun
40% Sep
liy8 Sep
11%
24,700
14,100
6,800
Products—
25%
Casco
8%
1
,
Jan
Jan'
44%
.
Jan
Nov
31%
A
Mines
1%
5
7%
5%
preferred
Writing Paper
Oil
11%
72% Sep
33
44%
American Thread
Williston
Dec
Ltd partic
Minerals—
1
&
Canadian
1,100
31%
1
Ltd
Canal-Randolph
Corp
——;—,—1
Capital City Products
8
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc_—
1
Carnation Co
——-—5-50
4,100
1
A
Oils
&
65% Mar
5%
pfd—II
6%
class
Northwest Mines
6%
Jan
40%
5 %
_
Inc
Photocopy vEqulp Co
American
Seal-Kap
Corp
of
Amurex
13,600
Co.
American
American
50
15%
*—1
.
Petiofina
40
50o
Gas Co
Petrofina
45 %
14%
14%
American Israeli Paper Mills Ltd—
American shares
—II
American Laundry Machine
M
American MARC Inc
American Manufacturing
580
Can
Marconi
Canadian
17
4ft
1
11%
11% May
8% Feb
600
45%
••
Co
5,000
7
7
1
32
Low
23,600
I
•
Oct
8%
54,700
JL
.
5% Jun
5% Mai
3% Jan
3% Jan
300
10%
41%
17
■
preferred
Corp
Beverage
Javelin Ltd
11,000
Nov
Range Since Jan. 1
High
315
& Dock Co (new)—*
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd——-10c
7%
10V2
Low
vtc.»
Dredge
974
Aluminum Co of America $3.75 pfd-100
American
Canadian
12%
M
convertible
Dec
7
11%
Ltd
Petroleums
Southern
7
127a
1
Control Co Inc
Allied Paper
Alsco Inc.
59%
34% Jan
Pictures Corp
Shares
-—*■
Par
High
LOW
High
rhmada
Allegheny Airlines Inc—
Allied
for UVpI
Week
"
--S,T OCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Aigenaene Kunxuija* rt V—
Amer dep ret* Amer
Algom-Uranlum Mines Ltd
All American Engineering Co.
Alleghany Core warrant* ......
Sales
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sales
Range
oi Prices
Friday
Amerioan Stock Exchange
Week's
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Friday
Week's
Last
Sale Prloe
STOCKS
13%-
8.200
1%
6.300
10:
13
Sep
Jan
177
Feb
18% Mar
2%
Jun
Number
190
Volume
5909
.The Commercial and financial Chronicle
.
,
(2643)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friuay
STOCK?
week's
Last
Range
&
Bond
Share._—__—
Shares
Electronics
23 Vb
Oct
38
Apr
300
14%
Jan
21
May
30%
Dijc
l
33 %
28
35
37,400
17
Dec
;
1
9YB
9
,
9%
lYa
1%
1%
25%
25 711
100
1,600
19
Jan
90%
90%
91%
80
90
Dec
10%
9%
10%
6,780
3%
3%
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25.000
1
41V2
41%
•
42%
600
1
6%
6%
•
6%
•
10
Co
$1
10% Sep
9 Ya Jun
12% July
200
400
7
17
17
(Max)
1
& Co
Eastern
class A
shs
14%
Petroleum
Corp.—
Motor
Inc—
of
Fresnillo
Fuller
1
4%
5%
11
9^P
Mfg
General
5%
Feb
7%
Jan
9%
Feb
15,500
5% Dec
5%
3,200
5
Nov
12-
8,900
9%
Jail
9%
11,300
8
181
300
11%
14
11,200
450
173% 181
Jan
18%
10%
Nov
20
Apr
169%
Dec
181
Dec
6
1%
1%
1%
12,300
1%
Oct
IS Jan
41/,
4%
4%
3,700
4 Vb
351.,
35%
200
34%
•
38%
100
38%
500
Mar
312
3%
1
3%
3%
4
1
5%
5%
5%
100
21
19%
£1
21
53ii
31%
*
Corporation
15
.
1
1
preferred
4
37
4%
1% .Jan
8% Mar
8% Aug
38% Aug
»
15% Sep
4 % Mar
10%
4,200
lOli
Sep
6%
11%
11%
300
Greer
14
14%
Grocery
Guild
Gulf
Films
States
Gulf
Land
Western
Ss
Jan
20%
Jan
29%
1
%
4
A
Dec
16,700
%
Oct
18%
1,200
17%
Dec
24
35%
2,600
29%
Jun
35% May
14 Ya July
500
7%
Feb
10%
2
Sep
Sep
1%
1
1%
10.800
1%
„
1
45%
10
%
42 %
6%
6
25
Harbor
Harmon-Kardon
Harnischfeger
7%
7
1%
7%
1%
.Jan
10% Mar
1%
50c
Hartfield
Stores
Hartford
Inc
Electric
Hazel
Hazeltine
Hecla
H'"
Corp
Mining
^otl
New
(W
i'*
lii
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8.200
5% July
26
Jan
13%
Jan
1%
21,400
Oct
5Va
Feb
Jan
13%
Apr
1%>
Jan
23
38.300
1 %
Dec
3
Hclmerich Ar
Payne
Gallon
Bercuies
Herold
8 %
Oct
8V2
Jan
Aircraft
Hlller
Hoe
(R) & Co Inc
Class
Hollinger Consol Gold
Holly
Corpornlion
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co
(Henry)
Home
&
OH Co
Class
Hoover
New
Ltd
B
&
81
5%
Hurd
&
8%
6 %
1
9% May
34
May
5,800
4%
Oct
8%
Dec
12%
Jan
Jan
49%
Jun
19% Jan
95%
Nov
B5%
yi%
17,800
44%
43'
46%
5,800
to
43 %>
Dec
33
46%
July
16%
Salle Extension
University
Dec
Le
Tourneau
Liberty
5,.
Inc
(R G>
Fabrics of
Inc.—
N
Y
Lithium
Steel
Electronics
14 Vb
Mack
Trucks Inc
Magellan
12%
trust
Voting
Jun
Aug
4%
Jan
14 % Mar
2,200
10%
Jun
17 %
180
31%
Dec
40
774
2,000
4%
Jan
7%
100
6%
Jan
7%
13,000
10Ya
Oct
Aug
25% Jan
Jan
31% May
147 a
7
.
Communication
Martin
Co
25%
350
1%
8,200
1%
Jan
700
12%
Sep
20
15,800
28%
Nov
39%
(J
McKee
Mead
W)
5
29
(A
Mfg
Iron
Miller
3,500
3%
3%
3%,
46%
44%
46%
1
44
42%
49
•
12
11%
27%
Nov
36% Mar
IS Dec
5
20%
Mount
Dec
Mountain
Dec
21%
Jan
Muntz
Nov
21%
Jan
20%
21
800
19%
82
625
81
75
122
11%
.
11
Mar
Dec
Co—
53 % May
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1
38%
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95
95
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102%
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10%
50
5
9%
10'%
1,700
9%
Dec
13% Mar
65%
5
85%
100
66%
Jan
91
Api
6%
7%
500
10%
Jun
6%
6% Sep
24%
23%
28
48,800
10%
Feb
29
Dec
5
35%
x32%
36
14,400
22 %
Jan
36
Dec
Cb
8
25
'a
3,800
39
37%
39%
13,800
hi
17.200
4%
Apr
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_
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80
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6%
6%
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11
11%
500
123
127 %
3.450
*
126%
Tel
Inc—
&
Nov
Mar
ii
1274
19%
Sep
29%
Jan
17%
Nov
25%
Jun
4,000
700
2% May
12% Sep
Feb
3% May
Jan
15
Jan
18% Mar
25%
Nov
32%
57«
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100
5%
Dec
15%
17r',i
2,700
13%
Jan
19%
21%
22*4
1,000
21%
Dec
29
Mai-
ian
8
Mar
33
V,
50
33%
Dec
38
Jun
13%
800
12%
Dec
16% Mai-
96
13%
96 7a
100
95%
Dec
104% May
37%
39
x6 %
96
634
900
900
Feb
31
8
8%
7,800
7%
Sep
4
37a
4
1,300
3
Oct
1
48
53 \a
34
36
ii!
8%
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8
%
:
■
83
4
Sep
1%
Jan
33
Sep
56%
Dec
21
Jan
4lVi
Jan
13.400
15.200
80
260
89
89
20
10o
Tel
%
142
147
13%
14
360
147 a
8,400
Sep
13 >4 July
Deo
8%
79
.90%
Jan
July
141%
97% Mai
Dec.
88
82
142
Jun
Jan
4% July
30.600
79
-
39
20%
3.300
li
92
Sep
Apr
157% Mar
Sep
20%
Jan
12%
44
3%
3
3.300
50%
Jan
Feb
4%
167 a
45
16%
16 3
a
400
Feb
4V3 Mar
Apr
4Vb
4%
Jan
2,800
16
Dec
650
i
167% 169
169
2%
3%
3%
—4
2.50
Feb
3374
...
7H
1
Feb
57(!
177a
527b
A
10 %
Nov
22
1
—100
10°
—.100
138
Jan
Jun
7 v4
Api
24%
Jun
180
Aug
'
4%
5%
33,700
Jan
5%
23%
25%
3,700
18%
Nov
287'a
34'a
235a
34%
100
28%
Jan
37'4 Mar
3,600
7%
Jan
16
36%
1%
2.50
137a
13*4
13 7
1°
31%
31%
32%
700
30%
Nov
73 4
8%
11,300
M',
ian
50c
Company
8
«
Dec
Jan
July
12
Apr
May
N
Naclnnan
Corp
Napco
•
—
Industries Inc^
Alfalfa Dehydrating &
11%
11*4
ll3.
1.600
10'%
Nov
12 7a May
——1
*
Namm-Loeser's Inc
11%
10'-,
12%
2,200
3%
Jan
13
4,200
5
1
5%
5
5%
Jun
vutioiml
Milling
National
Co—
-~i—3
—
Bellas
Hess
Jan
(expire
Brewing Co
1
—
St..
iMich)
National Casket Company
Nov
National
Presto
Feb
National
Research
National
Rubber
Apr
National
9% Mar
National
Starch
—
Transit
Chemical
Ltd
Associates
Co—
5'
53
103a
5%
11
11 3H
is
2 %
"
a
2%
1,800
4%
8%
Feb
72,900
4%
Jan
11 Vh
Dec
3
Dec
hi
Oec
293,600
3H
2%
167»
800
2%
fun
Nov
3 % Mar
35%
Nov
31
350
23% May
16%
161 a
700
16
Jan
27
July
11
500
10:1>
Dec"
18
Jan
3
23,800
2-ft
Sep
415 Mar
2,400
10 Vb
Jan
13 '4 Mar
2%
2
11%.
11%
-1
21 Ya
21%
227a
10
25%
25
25:%
500
33
31
3312
2.000
8%
701
33
700
7,900
15%
Jan
39% May
8%
8'
3 Vb
3%
,
a
Jan
29 % July
27%
Dec
39% July
14 34
*
10c
1
a
31
11
50c
Dec
7% July
10%
31
--1
Ltd
Corp
Machinery
&
Steel Car
National Telefilm
National
Machines
1
5
1
25c
Industries Inc———2
7% May
npr.
HI\
4.600
14,700
27
„
18% Mar
59'4
10%
5 Yu
Petroleum
Oct
23
Jan
2,200
1-
National
9
23%
1
Inc
Feb
114%
12,600
6,900
1
Mills
14%
191.
417,,
% Sep
31% Oct
14 %
—
preferred
Nov
Jan
39
12
8%
Co—
Weld
3%
1.800
12 5
"ctfs"
Stores
400
100
1%
i*,f
28
—50
*
100
10c
pfd
Si Co class
Mfg &
23 %
14%
1
137n
50c
:
B—
series
Electric
Dec
Dec
27
1
National
11 %
Nov
14%
Inc
National
5.400
39 >4
21na
50c
Company
Dec
9%
Tan
Feb
27%
5
Jan
90
7 Va
6'%
14%
I.1..
preferred—•
preferred
25%
Jail
8%
18%
1
—
48
Juu
Jun
18% Mar
4.000
-1
—
conv
Oct
Oct
j
14%
40
10
—
Sep
7%
2.
5 "
67)
2 7 it
21
3%
—
i
0%
"a
9
33
27,.
common—
States
TV
Dec
6% July
300
8%
1
34%
78 %
_
'i
Corp _50c
13'
32%
common
12%
•
8%
5
Precision Industries—
Vernon
Rights
7'a
22%
17%
33
1
Mt Diablo Company
National
8
25%
37% May
Jan
5Vb Mar
25:%
197a
$1
Jan
138
Jan
10%
Vo
20%
Muter
Oct
11%
12%
1
Feb
Nov
33%
4,600
14,900
24
Corp
Dee
118%
22% May
1
—
90%
60
32%
Sep
12%
1
—
Oct
100
Jun
15%
Sep
Dec
347,
23%
15,800
17,200
40%
123%
5,900
19%
Aug
21
34%
32%
18%
Jun
Murphy Corporation—
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Muskogee Co
95
...
30:,i
19:?B
8'4
cumulative
Jun
28
122
•
6%
49
300
24% Mar
82 %
Moody Investors Service partic pref—•
Mt Clemens
Metal
Products com
1
54
15.700
Dec
32%
Chemical
Jan
10,200
20'/a
Nov
preferred
Montrose
Dec
12%
600
Feb
Montgomery Ward
Oct
11%
20%
5%
preferred
3
40%.
20%
36
29%
A pi
19 % Mar
Nov
54%
Airlines
42
4 %
Oct
%
27
Aluminum
800
11
•
Apr
Jan
7%
4,500
Missotiri-Kansas-Texas
1,300
5,700
40
11%
10
2 Vb
%
2,700
2,500
10%
Apr
15% Aug
3% May
Apr
8,500
Va
32%
Piping Co—
4.50%
Apr
US
19,200
9
74 V2
convertible
4.80%
2 Vb
li!
1 Va
83i
29 %
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
Micro
U
1
.
68
Hone. Corp..
Inc
Wolil
4'%%
Nov
July
30:,i
Microwave Associates,
Oil
30
69
Michigan Chemical
Michigan Sugar Co
6% preferred
Midland
14%
Jan
♦
& Thermit Corp
Mlcromatic
Jan
1
1%
Nov
Jan
1
Jan
37,300
1514 July
Co—
Dec
1»
iii
Nov
Co.
2%
12
10%
&
Co
9%
%
3,700
&
G)
Johnson
Mcnasco
1.400
30
34
32%
1
2.400
29
Jan
15Y*
——3
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40%
preferred
n
Oct
27 Ya
£1
Inc
Monogram
Sep
Dec
45%
450
13,600
10%
24%
Sep
7%
Mar
62 '/a. Mar
700
Tj
_♦
Jun
2%
Dec
3V» Mar
20,300
1
-
Jun
4.600
20
13
2.50
Ltd
Co
6%
1,700
1 %
Dec
July
Jan
13 Va
1
warrants
19%
4,200
64%
Marine
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
Apr
Aug
13% Mar
3174
20%
12% May
18% Mar
Jan
9Va
1274
8%
-
International
13%
21/4
Dec
26
7
Stores
Marconi
Jan
7%
6%
12%
-—lc
Public Service Co
Jan
12
n
50c
Jan
2%
121
_10c
6%
7%
800
31%
certificates
8%
11%
35 % July
25
—1
Mages Sporting Goods
Oil Corporation
1%
2%
Jan
Corp—
200
7%
25%
12
1%
warrants
Petroleum
1,400
.3
1.200
26%
77b
7.
2.50
Macfaddcn Publications Inc
51,500
2%
19%
12,200
i
6
31%
2
4%
9%
Jan
5
Jun
M
18%.
2%
8% Mar
Nov
32%
14 V«
7%
30c
Lynch Corp
Jan
6 Vb May
33,500
62 3
574
—5
Corp
Dec
15%
9%
——10
1
Chain.
Dec
7%
6% Mai
Mar
Oct
67 a
57«
1
preferred
Corp of America Inc
Mohawk
Dec.
3% Mar
15
267a
59
59
1
com
cumulative
>c
3%
6,300
400
63a
3
Jan
5%
14% Mar
Dec
5
l,r00
5
16%
26
5
i—5
25c
—
Corp
10%
10 %
1—£1
53a
4%
f
4Vb
16
5
4%
9%
—1
33.
Inc
10%
1
see page
Industries
16
10
Mar
4%
—5
4%
1.500
2,500
4%
5uu
3
Co
75
ie%
12,600
'—5
For footnotes,
Laps ton
Sessions
100
25c
.10
__£1
Homes
&
Jun
_—1
i—10
Iuland
Laiuson
% Sep
Jan
I u
15
" are
Nov
(
92
2.50
lL,rt
Feb
2
—5
71
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Electronic
12 %
1
i
Midwest
1
Indusfc
100
4,400
Corp
Mid-West Abrasive
23%
700
Jan
_
14 Vn
10
Corp of Delaware
Jai
5,500
4 %
Hygrade Food Product?
Foundry
Feb
15,500
5%
Hydrometals Inc
Dec
14%
974
Industries
Lamson
8
8%
6,800
Manufacturing Co
Lakey
Lamb
2%
32%
42
Jan
10,900
Cc
9% May
3%
88
2
Dec
80,200
401
a
Jan
%
4,500
7%
8%
(Harvey) Inc
Lock
Sep
27% Sep
4%
.
Motors
G %
1,400
•
preferred
Electric
10,100
7%
Co—
Apr
24%
4Va
Metal
4'
—
23%
July
14%
4'4
Feb
7%
Horn & Harriart Baking Co
& Hardarl
common
Hubbell
31%
8%
25c
.
Jan
20
9%
23
7%
Horn
Howell
%
5%
31%
_•
wi:
20% July
17
100
-1
—
Jan
4-%
A—
Jan
300
24*4
—75 pesos
Ltd
18%
42
,1
class
19:%
21
24%
11
1.000
25c
common
1874
20
'
—
5%- Jan
Sep
—10c
Bearing Co
(Geo A)
5%
%
60c
new
19 V*
21
11
Mesabl
—10c
Mines
5,600
Merchants Refrigerating Co__
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
100
Corp
Jan
Feb
Iff Feb
77 a
Jan
_100
—
Ball
common
Horniel
Co
8%
31
7%
V.
,
Holt
29
6%
25c
Inc
4%
Sep
10%
Jun
6% Mai
.2.50
Industries
7%
29
21%
1
International
Nov
%
12
4%
11% Mar
A
Hoffman
Hofmann
2%
6,100
5% Dec
20%
74% Mar
common.
20,900
iV
2Vo
Nov
Jan
Corp
27a
%
1,900
2
Oct
Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries com
5%
convertible
preferred—,
27 a
iV»
2,000
13
Oct
Higbie
Feb
2%
3%
774
16,900
3%
1
4%
2 Viz
2,900
2%
16
7 Ya
Inc
Jan
1
A
Mines
Fell
18% May
13% Apr
02%
—•
In;..——
Products
Shore
Mays
800
—•
& Electronics
Radio
1%
Inc
Nov
400
,
Apparel
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
Maule Industries. Inc
1.600
—2
;
9,800
.
57/a
Mangel
4%
pl'd
3 Ya
2%
Mansfield Tire & Rubber new
1,400
21%.
7%
.
—*
Co 5%%
preferred
2%
%
Feb
8%
——_—
3 % Mar
2%
7%
Apr
65%
wi
Jan
a
1
8%
e%
—
Oorn
common
He.jt-t
21%
——%——10c
—
1%
33Vic
56%
4%
Co.—
Jnc__h—
Sep
6,200
—hi-.-—i—7.50
Jan
64%
Rubenstein
Helena
1%
27
5
Jan
—.25
—
Jan
6,400
2%
5
Dec
4,500
2%
Lithographing Co——.—_10c
Bishop Inc
22V4 May
14Ya
17a
16*4
17 a
1,200
1%
—-—1
5
35%
——1
Hastings Mfg Co—...
Havana
Stores.
Consolidada S
Maine
——.1
—
La
Lake
Feb
10%
15%
25c,
Light-
147a
15
L
2%
12%
2%
,—10
Harvard Instruments Ir.c
20% Nov
1
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
Nov
9
15%
."
Dec
18% July
Dec
20c
Magna
11
12
_1
— ——
48%
Jan
17
2 V,
Ltd
(S) Dept Stores Inc
Kleinert (I B) Rubber Co
Knott Hotels Corp..
3% May
18%>
1%
2
Inc
Jan
12%
1,500
1
23
8
1
Jah
11%
—10c
Corp-
30
600
17%
Jan
Mar
10c
1,100
11.100
25
.
——10c
Co..
Plywood Corpl
3,350
167,.
8
101
1.25
100
46
,\6%
25'
2
_9c
Lamp
46%
16
,.
2.50
Co:
11% Mar
II!
18%
9*100
_1
^Corporation
Hall
44
'
.
1
Mai
II
H
>4
17
5
13
19%
36.400
;
44
__25c
12%
Dec
3%
Industries
Jan
28%
13%
13%
1
Corp
36%
28
1,100
9%
_30
Inc
Sep
53
32
50c
Company
28
517 a
2%
Leases——
600
53
11%
Company
Stores Products.;
2974
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Lunkcnhehner (The) Co
9%
Hydraulics
Freehold
24%
i;j
common__60c
Grldoil
29 • 4
3674
3%
Griesedieck
90% Dec
33
Jan
20 Ya July
12% Mar
.4
Jun
40
29%
1
Klein
Kobacker
40.000
25,000
5 7%
36%
133«
Co
Minerals
1574
1
15
3% Mar
90%
5
Loral
1
Financial
Kirkland
147a
■
Apr
Dec
3% Mar
90%
pfd_100
43%
5
Producers
^
4%%
13%
—10c
preferred series A
Jan
13%
18%
-
4
Western
6%
15%
Oct
Jan
35%
162/a
Western
Great
Sep
lli
14
Jan
Great
5%
7%
1
Nov
Chemical Co
15%
Dec
6,800
19,000
la
1
1%
&
_4
—50c
13%
Locke
5 %
Oil
1
Jan
& Shipley (The) Co
Loiigiiies-Wiltnauer Watch Co—
1.900
Lakes
11
174
Jan
Lodge
3,700
Great
97a
1%
1%
3%
Feb
II
Oct
Nov
14,800
Dec
8%
32%
11,900
Jan
800
Mar
1%
11%
12
14
8%
13%:
97
4,500
Industries Inc-
3,700
102
6%
Amer
30%
Apr
6%
29%
2%
Great
Jun
Sep
11,900
5%
Co
5Vb
July
100
11%
2%
Manufacturing
2,800
87
88%
5%
Manufacturing
Grand-Rapids Varnish
Gray Manufacturing Co.—
Jan
8%
10%
Co
Refineries
45% July
13% Mar
Apr
82
27% May
1%
Inc
&
Leonard
Nov
3% Mar
2% Sep
Jan
127it
Company—
17,400
11%
11%
Gold
Gorham
Oil
Corp
Realty
Nov
28%
Apr
Nov
1%
Kingsford Company
Kingston
Products
Kh'by Petroleum Co..
19% Aug
27% Mar
2%
Inc__—
(Walter)
Kin-Ark
Jan
1
(Adolf)
Kidde
17%
Aug
28%
12% Apr
14 Ya
13%
,
Stores
700
3
8%
22%
Dec
72
10c
(Del)
Co
Jewelry
Lefcourt
Seal Products Corp cl A——10c
Goldfield Consolidated Mines
1
Gobel
Inc~—d—i-
Co
Kawneer
Lecsona
12%
8%
800
135
Feb
24
Jan
7%
5,200
10c
Kawecki Chemical Co..——
Kay
Oct
29
17
Katz Drug Company.—
Fob
15,200
2%
74%
15%
Feb
7
.;
Inc
Electric
&
7
21.900
2%
74%
16%
—1
■;••/•
i
Corp
(D) & Company
Gas
37
4%
2%
1
Industries
Kaltman
Oct
14%
25%
Union
Kaiser
26%
10%
11%
1
B
%
3,900
K
La
100
—8
Globe
Oct
3,900
25,300
7%
95
*
—;
24%
Fell
16%
20%
7%
15c
2,300
88%
11%
•
—
Jan
31%.
10%
•
Glenmore Distilleries class
2% Allg
•
—
Giant Yellowknlfe Gold Mines-;—-.—1
Co
*%i;
32
ii
29%
10%
-
Jan
10%
15
18%
7%
Ltd
16%
14%
30%
1
May
Jan
15 Ya
pfd—100
J
Industries
Oils
45%
into
Co
18%
Xl8
50c
48
4V4 July
3,900
si a
5%
31%
■
Transistor Corp*
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred
Goodman
Jetronio
Feb
Apr
30%
Sep
Oct
34%
1,700
1
'
Glass
16%
27 Ya
19%
(^Jiare for share).
,.V,
Aug
1,500
Corp—
reclasified
Jeannette
L'Alglon
400
Ltd—
—.
Oct
5,100
20%
1
Jan
107
Sep
99% Nov
25
Corp
5%
51
35
—
1
Co_.
Stores
Nov
3
Dec
common
Oct
15%
July
35%»
Cc
May
14% July
12% Mar
Nov
16
13%
16.500
dep rets crd reg
Co
8
3IS Nov
14%
General
Gilchrist
Jan
13%
Co
C)
Nov
lie
1.25
Flreprooflng
(A
19%
Nov
13%
General Indus Enterprises—
General Plywood Corp.——
Gilbert
30
Dec
1
Electric Co
$4.60
Jan
5
Deuplonment
General
18%
Jan
Co
Alloys
American
Dec
£1
reg
General Builders Corp common
5%
convertible
preferred.
General
149 %
%
-
16
13%
*
Nov
17%
400
4%
5%.
i
preferred
Gellman
General
A
Common
12%
5
Manufacturing
Aug
Sep
Company—
A)
Power
General
Class
Kansas
12,500
39,300"
9
l
14
27 %
July
14
G
5%
Jul
Dec
125
17%
5%
5%
n%
:
9%
1,300
Ltd—
(The)
Gatlneau
25
Jan
12% Jan
11,900
14%
4%
2.50
„
dep rets ord
Brewing Co
(Geo
4,700
4,200
136
17%
lOc
Canada
Co
10%
23%
Ji
25o
(M H) Co Inc
Head
Jan
27%
17%
1
—
Corp
American
Fox
1
Inc
General
Motor
9%
__
_1
Flying Tiger Line Inc
Ford
14
\
Ltd——
Sterling
Ford
125
14%
30
Uranium Mines Ltd—
Flshman
130%
'
1
—
Firth
23
Instrument new—1
beneficial int
preferred
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc.
Film ways
23%
Sugar Associates—
of
$2
Felmont
10%
l
.
Fairchilc! Camera,&
Flnancial
%
& Nov
20
Mar
11 Vb Mar
Jupiter
Factor
Oils
13
Jun
Fireman
Ironritc
Inc
High
900
35
3
Irving Air Chute
Israel-American Oil
1,200
32V'»
1
9% Mar
7'%
32%
Low
13
10c
Iowa Public Services Co 3.90%
5% Nov
3% Nov
40 Vb
8,300
%"■
.
Feb
31%
High
1,3%
30% 31%
13
33Vic
3,100
or 25c
10
33 Vb May
104
9% May
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
•
Company
Investors Royalty
60% Mar
11%
7
Shares
1
Intcx Oil
Sep
11%
7
for Week
__1
International Resistance Co
Iron
10%
10%
Sales
Range
of Prioes
Par
International Breweries Inc
International Holdings Ltd
International Petroleum Co Ltd
International Products
1
12% July
6 Vb Mar
11%
1
1
Corp
Fargo
2 % Mar
1
F
Fabrex
Faraday
16% Mar
Jan
—10c
Eureka Pipe Line
Common
Sep
Sep
I
21,900
25%
35
7%
2,700
5c
20c
.
Eureka Corporation Ltd—
Fajardo
High
44.800
25% Dec
1st preferred
Manufacturing
Esquire Inc
19
39.300
Erie Forge & Steel Corp common
Ero
Low
25%
18%»
30%
Empire District Electric 5 (.o pfd
Empire Millwork Corp—
Equity Corp common
$2 convertibe preferred—
cum
24%
19
26%
Emery Air Freight Ccrp
6%
High
24 %
American Stock Exchange
28%
Corp or America.
Inc—.—
El-Tronics
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
;—..50c
Communications
Electronic
Low
5
1
Electrographic Corp
Electronic Specialty Co.
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Par
Electric
(Range for Week Ended December 18)
Sales
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
31
Nov
17
The
(2S44)
c-2
and Financial Chronicle
Commerj
.
Monday, December 21, 1.959
.
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended December 18)
Friday
Exchange
Shares
Low
High
Low
4Tb May
6,700
3%
-27b
Jan
Jan
23
Dec
38 W
23
19
23
3,100
13W
England Tel & Tel...—
20
New Haven Clock & Watch Co..——1
New luna Mm <Ss Chem Co
50c
35%
35
357 a
7,400
35
2%
74
27b
16,500
17a
Feb
};!
Ta
27,100
TV
Dec
—25c
27%
26%
28%
16,900
241V
Sep
Nestle-Le
Co
Mur
—-*
J;7ew
Jersey Zinc
—
Mexico & Arizona
New
New
Land———-—1
Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd20c
Park Mining Co—
1
New
Process
New
Superior
New
York Auction Co
New
New
York
New
—'•
—1
Mines
North
7b
41,400
7a
Nov
1
2 lb
29,400
17b
Jan
3 la
Penn
RR
—25
Ltd
Oils
Northeast Airlines
North
-1
Royalties Inc
.—1
i
North
Rankin
Northspan
Nickel
Va
Nov
l,7,
Feb
38%
600
17W
Jan
38T4
Dec
37
34
37 '/a
2,000
22
Feb
40
Nov
347b
Aug
177V Feb
13«
2,600
ITb
Sep
9
93
4
10,000
8Tb
Dec
147b
Feb
5%
5 To
5%
2,000
57 b
Dec
87b
Feb
38 3 4
10,600
35
353
t
•
475
38'»
-
Dec
32
33 Va
407V Feb
Jan
407V
Feb
7b
2%
214
6,000
27V Oct
51b Mar
2,1
2'/a
214
28,200
27b Oct
4Tb
2
67V
57#
1
82
1
1
57b Sep
8IV Mar
10
64
79
'
64
Dec
74 7b May
79
897V Mar
1
Sep
Sej)
i1.;
49,500
To
A,
Feb
200
12,000
6 TV
64
1
42,300
Va May
2
2Tb
Jan
{;!
Nov
Tb
Nov
1Tb
Jan
1% Jan
4JA
JaD
67V
Dec
v.,
30,100
10c
2lu
2To
2 To
40,100
20c
5%
5%
(i lb
42,700
3IV July
-
Nuclear Corp of Amer A (Del.)
2% Mar
1%
8 To
Ltd——1
Mines
Uranium
Warrants
Va Sep
43,900
1 TV Mar
17-a
79
Ltd-
Mines
Oct
215
2,900
»
100
pfd
Jun
38 3
50
Co
Northern Ind Pub Serv 414%
Feb
110
^.Mar
38
38 >4
B
Canadian
22 Va Mar
%
10
Class
North
Sep
17V Mar
307V Mar
17b
38%
Southern
North American
1,500
~~Tb
O
Occidental
Corp
Ogden Corp
Brass Co
Ohio Power 4'At ft
Oka] La Oils Ltd
Town
50c
.
Ohio
Old
——^
Corp
—
-
-1
-
preferred——
-1
Electric
98 lb Mar
i'U
7,700
lib
Jun
47b
7,100
2%
Nov
47V
Feb
47b
900
4
Nov
57b May
%
76
3,300
65
Oct
18
18%
e
_l
500
15%
Nov
Apr
80
Mur
21
July
7
u
1,100
16%
Jan
25
Dec
8'.a
18'V
i
Corp
40lb Mur
Dec
v.,
Tb
18 7
Oxford
Sep
85
41V
68 TV
75
Overseas Securities..
Jan
33
3,300
52,300
3 TV
preferred
g
183/4
600
87
v.,
Opelika Mfg Corp
common.
cumulative
24 TV
35
4%
90c
l
7
Cfekiep Copper Co Ltd Amer sliares.lOs
40c
22%
33 lis
B
267b May
85
23 7
35
100
4,400
6 TV
Jan
10
Mar
20 3
5Tb%
5ft
1st pfd
1st preferred
1st
28
Apr
42% Mar
10
35%
35
35 7
25
28%
28,To
29
4,100
28 Tb
32
Apr
25
25%
25%
26 ',n
1,000
257V Sep
29 lb
Jan
24%
24%
300
24
Oct
277V
Jan
Products
Clay
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
preferred...-.
25
a
1,300
Sep
5ft
5ft
23'4.
23 %.
.23To
1,000
22 Va
Sep
26
Jan
2.>%
23',4
23To
700
22 TV
Sep
261V
Jail
4.00%
22:iu
22 To
23
900
22 lb
Dec
26
Jun
redeemable 1st p oferred
25
redeemable 1st Jd'cl series A—25
redeemable let, preferred
25
4.50% redeemable 1st preferred.__25
4.30$
redeemable 1st preferred
Pacific Lighting $4.80 preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred
$4.75
$4.75
82
61 lb
200
81 Va
Dec
86IV
89
280
861V
Dec
•
•
122*i
1
47 b
preferred..
Airlines
Ltd——.
■
-j-
_1
-
Petroleum
pfd—100
A—
l
•
—
(C A)
vtc__2 Bol
Peninsular Metal
Products
Sep
Oils
Minerals
&
4>,700
11Tb
Sep
19 lb
Jan
4,500
7Tb
Sep
137b
Apr
225
92
95
18'4
17'.a
18 To
2,400
Lake
&
1,600
27 TV
Sep
2 Ik
23b
38,900
2 Va
Oct
57V
Jan
1
1
1%
23,800
1
Dec
2IV
Jan
31
30
4%
Jan
18
500
14 Va
Dec
14
Feb
l7Va Aug
177 b Aug
1,100
10%
10VV
11
6,400
class
Progress Mfg Co
7
.
9%
66 3
4
413,i
.10 Va
91
a
3,900
7
9 W
a
66 Vo
67 3 V
40
45
Tb
Oct
700
6,500
6 TV
Nov
7
81
7
To
Jan
37b
3%
87V
57 V
Jan
147b May
Jan
Dec
9
6Va
60 W
Jan
9% Mar
Jan
757b July
227b
Jan
45
Sep
20,000
1.
14 Va May
Dec
1% Mar
43
1,900
23 Va
Jun
5 To
6
1,400
57V
Apr
7 7V
Feb
67b
5TV
7
3,700
4V2
Jan
87b
Jan
15%
157b
16
17,400
12%
Jan
19%
Feb
9%
8 TV
9
2,900
8IV
Nov
147V May
43
Tb
16
12 TV
16 la
47,200
9Tb
Jan
16 lb
89
87
89 V,
1,150
827b
Dec
987b Mar
11 To
11Tb
11Tb
2,600
10IV
Jan
147b
1
A
2.50
•
Ltd
1
•
—
1
;
Ltd
100
32
2 To
27o
1,200
2
15 la
2%
■8$;
20 lb
5,900
141V Sep
10Tb
11
1,300
10
2;;.
57 Va
57
2
,<;>
23
4
61V2
64
40
38 la
411V
47V
18 Tb
4,'!,
150
1,400
350
63
1
4T'u
4,400
20,700
20c
3
1;
_g
lb
Nov
Nov
54 VV
2
Nov
Sep
617b
157V
4
,7,
Jan
Jan
Dec
Sep
97V Aug
Jan
67
4%
Jan
217V May
13 lb Jan
7b Mar
72
4};) Apr
83
Jan
417V
Dec
81i Mar
9%
18 la
19
700
143/b
Jan
21
Mar
167 a
700
103V
Jan
177V
Dec
9 To
9Tb
4.100
9Tb
Dec
11%
Jan
100
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
^ugei Sound Pulp & Timber...
Jan
Dec
16Tb
1
•
2,400
46 Vo
9
1
Inc
Company.
57b Aug
9%
46 lb
9
1
Inc
Mines
Co
501V July
40 la
5 To
10c
Public Service of Colorado—
4%ft cumulative preferred
Fyue-National
Va
3
7To
8
10
Dome
(The)
Providence Gas
%
3
Feb
1,400
16
15 To
*
Polymers Inc
Royalties
Prophet
Oct
1
Pratt & Lambert Co.
Pren lice-Hall Inc
East
211V
37 Tb Mar
50
(Del)
Canada.—
of
Dec
4
Erie
Polymer Corp class A
Povydrell & Alexander
Oil
Mar
Dec
161V
l
Scale
Corp
102
92
2%
31
l47u
5
Pierce Industries Inc
Products
Apr
10c
Corp
Materials
6Ta
9IV
15Tb"
pesos
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pneumatic
Jan
907b Mar
12 14
92
.1
^
&
1437b
& Pharmaceutical
Industries
Aircraft
Jan
Feb
8 To
10%
1
3 TV
01 lb Mar
100
11 TV
12
16
.2.50
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co...10
Phililps Screw Co__
Phoenix Steel Corp (Del)
Preslon
Nov
80
157#
2
Traffic Co
Phillips Electronics
.
3%
10 *«»
Pep Boys (The)
1
_i
Peppered Manufacturing Co (Mass)__20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
Prairie
120
180
6,300
81
80
1
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
Patino of Canada Ltd
Power
150
la
4 lb
122 TV 126
2
;
Class B
Poloron
83 la
82
440
2
Parker Pen Co class A
Plastic
82 TV
8%
Panlepec Oil (C A) Amer shares__i Bol
Park Chemical Company—
f
Pittsburgh
957 V Mar
81
Corp class
Page-Hersey Tubes
Piaseckl
Jan
867V
•
Power & Liglit 5ft
Peruvian
Jan
23
81
Padding ton
Penn
237a
Sep
•
Petroleums
Pancoastal
Jun
lu
20
dividend preferred.
conv
Warrants
20Tb
•
Northern
Pacific
600
preferred
$4.30 dividend
Pacific
21'a
Dec
dividend
Pacific
21'a
25
307 b
36 Va
26
25
la
26%
221o
23
247b
300
1,900
12,300
VV
Sep
90
Jan
32
Oct
44
Feb
18 Va
Jan
28 7b
18Tb
Oct
267b
Oct
Nov
Q
Quebec Lithium
1
212
27 V,
2Tu
600
2ii
Oct
Investment
Co
1
29
1,100
23 lb
Jun
39 VV
40 7 a
3,300
27 la
Aug
477V
25'a
2434
257a
3,900
19 lb
Jun
31
Oct
22%
227a,
23 14
3,100
18 W
Nov
237V
Dec
$1.25 convertible prelerred
Real Estate Investment
Trust
of
Reinsurance
Reis
go
Corp
—I
1
Republic
Foil
—~1
Inc
Republic
Industrial
Rft-sistollex
Corp
Corp
i
,
Valley
Vic extended
Robinson
Gas
to Jan
Technical
3
Fifth
1965
Diego Gas
5Ve
series
.
preferred—
series preferred.
47b%
1
28 3 4
61
a
Inc
Seaboard
Western
Scaporcel
Metals
Securities
Corp
Bros
7b
Nov
Sep
543b
Jan
147b July
36% July
8',4
7Tb
Nov
8,400
4
1,600
22
Oct
2IV
100
2
Sep
29 3
87a
1,300
77b
Nov
lib Mar
Jan
97V Mar
46
3 lb
4
4
Serrick
of
Apr
Jan
12% Mar
New
£i
Silvray
Simca
$3
Mines
.
13,600
6IV
Nov
14%
Feb
67 a
1,100
5
Jan
107b
Apr
8%
87a
3,100
G ib
Sep
107b
Nov
Dec
7IV'
1
Smith
Chip
Soss
4 i'u
47V
3,300
19 Tb
24%
155,800
21 Ta
22%
8.500
74
■tt
28,000
1314
14
600
24 lb
27
8,700
10%
107 b
11 lb
6,200
7 7b
7%
8%
3,100
Coast
Pepn
Southern
preferred
4.78%
307«
31
4
10,100
1077V 112
1071V
187V
Feb
Apr
54
8 Tb Mar
Jan
367V
Sep
Jan
47V Mar
2%
Dec
Feb
250
Jan
Dec-*'
112
Dec
107%
2,100
91 l b
200
88
Sep
997V Mar
49
185
47
Dec-
54
Jan
32%
Dec
TV Oct
15
Jan
3174
197b
600
32%
Feb
*
7-s
55,600
if
j
.
261
a
3%
10%
49,000
27b
Jan
1W-
1Tb
1%
97,400
17b
Jan
25,000
26 3
29
29
a
27%
30,800
r.
Dec
28
50
29
»#
"I r.
7b
4 Ta
4%
4%
5,900
4%
7
7
irii
13,400
67V
»b
500
Jan
101 b
Dec
4% Mar
It
Sep
36
46
•
Nov
7 TV
I
•
Jan
44
Nov
9%
267n
•ft Sep
4.48%
4.32%
4.24%
4.08%
6 lb
Jan
Jan
13
Mar
42 ;
Aug
41Tb
Aug
Corp
Inc
477b July
177V Mar
Feb
Nov
18 7b Sep
200
-»
55%
55%
23%
24 lb
1,200
22%
22 7
23%
500
227b
Sep
25Tb Mar
53
Aug
57IV Mar
6,100
«
•
,
231,
«
,
20
283»
--
38
Standard
Oil
50IV
50
50 3 V
20
20
207a
1,500
205b
20%
20%
197 V
197V
57 V
47 V
57b
7,000
2
12®b
12%
12%
6 5a
67 a
6%
25
-
Sep
-r
Standard
Products
23 %.- Jan
,.
1,400
20%
Sep*
22%
Feb
100
19%
Sep
22
Apr
3
117b
900
5%
17%
Jan
91b " Dec •'<
200t
2%
10,900
2%
Jan
47b
Jan
183«
15Tb
19%
5,000
11%
Jan
19 Vb
Dec
1174
11 lb
12%
15,400
97V Feb
157b
Jan
147V
Dec
3.400
167b
Jam
61
63
1.000
61
Oct
15%
I.in
97b
177b July
24%
3 7V
123a
11%
12%
10 7b
10 la
11%
3,700
300
SCp
6
Doc-
9%
2%
64,100
11,000
27V
Oct
5IV Mar
12%
300
97V
Sep
15 Tb Mar
33
357V
6,400
23
Jan
43
931a
425
71
Jan
947b July
9IV
500
6
Jan
i«
3%
57V
1
35 7V
•
91%
93 TV
14 7b Mar
Feb
•
237V
23 %
23%
1,100
15 lb
Jan
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
5
20%
19%
20 lb
1,000
177b
3 Tb
"3IV
3Ta
60,900
2Tb
Oct
207a
20 7 «
100
19%
Nov
9
•
Corp
5
43%
42 %
43 Tb
800
307V
1
24
23 T,.
247b
800
217b
Co
•
xl4%
1434
550
12
Nov
16%
Feb
3Tb
14,900
2Tb July
47b
Apr
Jan
1
A
l
37 b
3%
1
334
3Tb
43a
32,600
3%
Oct
5%
1
2%
2%
3%
3,900
27b
Oct
47b Mar
5Tb
5 To
6T3
3,300
57b
Oct
97b Mar
B
177b
177b
17Tb
600
147b
Jan
8
:
common
1
preferred
167u
16%
16%
600
14%
new
Corp
&
Inc——
Jan
Roofing
Dec
22
2,050
lb
Jan
27Tb Julr
10,500
Jan
3%
Oct
7% Mar
87b
Sep
177b Mar
1%
1%
13,100
88%
125
1%
10c
10
17
1%
2,300
3%
25,200
2%
274
127 V
15,000
*
20%
20
Nov
1%
Jan
-
Jan
Feb
37V
Oct
Feb
31
3% Mar
1,400
Jan
17
Mar
135a
2,600
10
Nov
14%
Nov
Oct
347V
12 3 4
8%
Feb
25c
223V
22 lb
1,000
22
28 lb
28
28Tb
3,800
28
Dec
36
Jan
2114
207a
217V
300
177 V
Jan
24
Aug
8%
Jan
13
Nov
25%
25
26
79
787a
1
:
Ltd—
4TV%
preferred
Nov
207V
Jan
2,300
3
Mar
7IV
Jun
prans
6%
10,700
6
Nov
127b
Jan
3 Ta
1,700
2%
Jan
57b
Jun
7,100
2Tb
Oct
67V
Jan
Corp
4
—
100
3%
Jan
5%
Dec
4,700
247a
Dec
381V
Feb
79%
400
78%
Dec
90
3*a
35a
1,400
27V
Feb
8
83a
1,000
67b
Jan
%
132,600
lb
Dec
'
2,100
..
.
_
4
78
.
IB
10%
1
Transportation Corp of Americacommon
—...
Cablp
Co
10c
•
5 lb
5%
-20
100
Corp
Mining of Nevada—
1
Acceptance Corp class A_:
1
Trans Cuba Oil Co class A_.
—50c
Conduit
17V
18
Oct
lb
97
Oct
23
Tower
Class A
2
17b May
88
15
xl3
deposit rets del registered—5s
"rianuip
Apr
9
8,500
8.700
13
deposit rets ord registered—£1
Lux
22%
1,700
4%
88%
207a
Amer
4%
Dec
3% Mar
1
Inc..
Trust Co
Edison
Dec
10%
107a
1%
Amer
Toledo
11
Sep
Dec-1
9%
107b
1
Lie
Security
Shipyards
Dec-
5%
2
10%
3%
4
5
com
157,900
2%
12 lb
12 7a
1
—
700
11
107a
2
-•
10c
Co
Murket3
Thorofare
2934
9%
10c
—
pfd
Light $4.56
Tlioinpson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
Thorncliffe Park Ltd
Nov
10%
1
corp
Shovel
24%
2
1
Corp
Industries
Feb
4,900
9%
X
20c
Sep
8%
29%
21
___5
i;
Inc
187b Aug
17 Tb
26%
4
217V
to
wi
common
29 3
4
common
'
Jan
Jan
a
—10
Tenney Engineering Inc
Tex am Oil Corporation
Thew
Oct
44
International
Texstar
Aug
Jan
class
Power
Aug
267V
33 lb
Tampa Electric Co
Texas
48
Apr
650
common
Television
Apr
Jun
367b
cumulative
New
187V July
5% Mar
24%
35%
&
Technicolor
•
July
1
International Petrol Corp
Tool & Die Co
B
25
Tnc
Shop
Inc
4%
Mar
26% July
-
157V Jan
1
10c
Co—
Mar
10
Feb
Class
Jan
7a
4%
12
a
Talon
Jun
Mar
18
Oct
TV- Dec.
Aug
July
147b
Jan
7
Steel Parts Corporation
Stein (A) & Co
(S)
July
72
-
121V Feb
25c
Corp
Jun
21% July
21Tb
37 V
I
ordinary.
Jan
28
6,400
23
10c
;
-
8% Mar
3%
5(Jc
Tnc
2lib Mar
Nov
14,900
16%
22%
r»
Get-
1.600
15 Ta
___1
:
Enterprises Ino__
Canada
7,000
23
10c
Tnsirinnenl.s
9'a
17%
Jan
12 *
24%
3 7V
preferred
of
100
11
63
—1
B__^
Mines
4,200
lb
17 lb
1
Co
2,900 i.— '^Vb
13%
24
x8%
8%
12%
12%
24 lb
11%
127i
10
Staiham
&
Stroock
Jan
72%
2%
1
__1
Corp..
Corp
Steel
Stop
Jan
'
72%
1
20
(The). Corp common
convertible
(Hugo)
Aug
84'
70 ' " Oct
27V
...
Corp
Contafher
Jan
103b
Nov
100
•
class
Stanrock .Uranium
Stone
Feb
537b Mar
193V Sepi
-
-
(Ky)
B)
Feb
■'* 26
Jun
46
500
25
.5
Standard. Shares Inc __.L
Standard-Thomson
Corp
(J
Feb
60: <
Dec
53% July
--
.1
Inc
preferred
Forgings
Stetson
Stinnes
'9 Tb Mar
257b Mar
22
29 7
25
—1
Financial
Co
97b
22
25
Co
warrants
Standard
Statecourt
(>Tr ' Dec
287»
29 lb
Corp__2
—
Aviation
107V Mar
Jan.''
7
25
Petroleum
Dredging Corp common
Tube
13
Oct
41% Jan
8 7b
Jan
Jan
1
Standard
50c
2,700
-
10c
convertible
Siarrett
98
8IV
8
25
Spear & Company
Spencer Shoe Corp
Stanley
143V
25
Pipe Line
Royalty Co
Standard
i3%
25
preferred
Materials
$1.60
45,7*00
Edison—
Southern
Standard
10,900
67a
1
Southern
Stahl-Meyer
6 lb
12.50
California
Rand
59% Aug
3
a
14
Jan
187
4
514
53
534
1
Co
Sep
'47V
2,400
47 V
57 a
5IV
Nov
Dec
457V May
22,500
•
Corp
Southern
Sperry
56%
634
£1
1
Oil
53 lb
56
31%
105
20
107
10c
Paper Mills
cumulative
Southland
34%
35%
107
Tonopah
33.
Oct
43 lb Mar
47
317V
2C
preferred
preference
convertible preference:—.
cumulative
preferred
cumulative preferred
Jan
374
157V
"
Feb
917b
47
•
convertible
Aug
3 lb
29
2,400
2%
;17b Mar
192%
.
-
11
7
Apr
3%
Aug
107V July
1
,u
Apr
Jan
14% Mar
17
15%
17%
7,400
13%
Feb
227b
Apr
25 %
251V
26%
600
22 lb
Nov
39%
Feb
"
see page
30%
.4
1
Co
cumulative
4.56%
8 7b
37 V
Dec
Jan
67b
5
California
7'/a
6%
Jan
Feb
9
•
;
Oil
5% original preferred—
4.88% cumulative preferred
Aug
3%
77b
24%
247 a July
Mar
147b
35
5,000 fr
Manufacturing
South
Dec
3%
12
13 TV
267«
1
Ltd
South
6
_l
Apr
-
to
Apr
6% Mar
iTi Sep
in
13
Jan
.% 5 %
197b July
25c
-
Corp
4Va
__1.25
Sep
Sep
4 lb
10c
:
Ltd
Thriftmarket Inc
6% Mar
Jan
37b
14%
Jan
17b
22%
•
Shares
(Howard)
Sonotonc
May
Oct
2To
2.100
23%
12.50
Airways Inc
7 lb
4IV
77V
2.300
7b
4
•
Skiatron Electronics & Telev Corp
Slick
8612
167V
8,400
3%
lb
25
Singe* Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered-
Nov
300
7Ta.
7IV
3
1
Inc
Aug
8IV
_
.«_•
;
Venezuelan
Dec
36.600
7 lb
67V
.100
convertible
Sinclair
1,600
4
Nov
5,000
Simmons-Boiirdiiian, Publications—
Simpson's
2,500
45a
4%
5 lb
1
Inc
Lighting
ITT
17%
814 Mar
^^..5
wi
American
8
33b
Jan
1
Precision
Silver-Miller
47a
17
57b
14
4%
87«
2
Silver Creek
6%
67 b
13,100
20c
common
Aug
Jan
6
1
43a
37a
1 %
Dec
10c
B
4%
l
lUt May
Nov
7 la
•
Co
4-'%
•
Tb
19 % Mar
7%
Corp of America
3
Sihoney-Carihheaii Petroleum Co.—10c
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
2
_30c
50c
20
23% Mar
5
Shoe
Todd
:
Dec
Sep
Sep
1
,-*1
Apr
17%
400
3 Tb
—
July
7
4
preferred
Class
Apr
22
Jun
63u
4 7V
Mining
common
4%
4
290
14,700
a
6
24% Mar
11%
67 b
3IV
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
76
781
5 7a
18%
2,100
:_1
—
Inc
Products
Tobacco
77
6
20'% Mar
Sep
Nov
Mar
82,600
,_10c
Co
Donn
Sherman
Tilo
78%
Jun
10
10
.1
Airlines—.—
Slrawinigan Water & Power..
Apr
3%
Feb
6%
•
16 lb
1
'
tthcrwin-Willianis
Dec
13
7
20
-_._3.50
America—
Leather
SLmttiiok
5%
6,300
300
1
Corp class B
277V
23 la
17%
25c
-
Servo Corp
Jan
1.800
22 lb
177b
1
luc
Servomechanisms
July
4IV
22%
500
50c
General..
Sentry Corp
Teleprompter
Nov
19Ta
19%
25c
Inc
Dec
67a
19
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seehurg (The) Corp
Socman
Nov
19 lb
137V
100
67V
:
37V Mar
8,000
16%
4,500
77b
Milling Corp
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber——
57b
11 Va
4
1,500
147 V
77a
Allied
Seaboard
13 lb
417b
6 Tb
19
14%
—20
20
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Sep
1,850
29 3
xl8%
14%
Paper Corp
Sayre & Fisher Co..
Dec
5.400
6 la
18%
(Del)
Jan
55,500
23 7V
Jan
Saxon
1.50
Avenue
Oct
Jan
1134
100
50c
.
footnotes,
13 7b
22
49Ta
1 (V
37b
Petroleums Ltd
Petroleums Ltd—
■Varcee
Tavlor
11IV
ill
Ilia
2,300
Sapphire
Savoy Oil
a
4
4
4.4Q%. series preferred————..20
5.60% series preferred—
—
20
7V
71
3,200
374
High
Oct
374
Electric Co—
Tel-A-Sign Inc
13,900
11
20c
Lie
(The P C) Company
For
Anr
Mar
1
Raceway Inc
Roxbury Carpet company
Royal American Corp
Royahte Oil Co I.td
Russell
Dec
59,900
2IV
pfd P
(I) & Sons Inc class A
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord regis
Susseks
13
147b Mar
25
Co—
Products
Inc.
18
47b
27 3 V
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Field
12
200
2IV
7_h
2%
1
900
207 a
Dec
Sep
97a
20
4IV
28 U
Rokeach
Roosevelt
Roosevelt
11%
~i
Ricigcvvay Corp—
Ex-liquidating distribution
Grande
a
__50c
Rico Argentine Mining Co
Rio
1
300
Oct
48
10
I
Arms Co Inc
2,300
1
2
~50c
Corp
Reliance Insurance Co
Remington
20 3
11%
434
10
213V
12 7V
12
"y
Co
&
Oil
97a
217V
..1
Corp
Investment
(Robert)
Reiter-Foster
9 To
20
...
America
Reda Pump Co
Reeves Soundcraft
San
Nov
29
407n
297b
37V
•
Sunset
1
Corp
1,500
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
T
Packing Co
;
10
Raymond International Inc (new)__3.33
Reading Tube Corp common
___l
Rapid-American
3%
16 pesos
Superior
Rath
Low
3%
2.50
Carlos Milling Co Ltd
Mar
8
R
Rtftio
San
Stylon Corporation-
Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
High
334
1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
80
36 3 a
Low
,
1
St Lawrence Corp Ltd—.
Salein-Biosius Inc
Silex
P
Pacific
Shares
S
Seton
Petroleum
for Week
Par
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes
Oot
57b Mar
„
1'!;
•—■—1
Railway-——-—1
American Cement claSs A
10
Inc
Lites
Norfolk
14%
July
2%
10
1
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
Noma
13'a
1
Merchandise-.
Nipissint?
137b
12
•
—
Oils__—
Honduras Rof>ario__3.33%
&
York
New
Co
27V
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
3%
TVcek's
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
30c
Electric Corp
Union
National
Week's
Last
Sale Price
stocks
American Stock
•'
'
.'
1/
„.
Volume
190
Number
5909
.
.
The Commercial
.
antf Financial Chronicle
(2645)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Range
of Prices
Shares
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Tri-Contlnental
True
Temper
Low
warrants
10
U
Low
2874
3,000
2074
22 74
13,000
22
5
26
2374
26
*
175k
17 %
177'a
Union
Stock
Co
Yards
24
Jan
774
Jan
26
Dec
500
1674
Sep
20%
Aug
United
Asbestos
1
20
Products
287a
28%
29
400
67 a
6 74
7
4,300
4
4/4
11
474
16,500
1
A
27,200
%
1
A
ia
_1
10c
Elastic Corp
&
United Milk Products
29
Apr
4/it Sep
>3 Dec
7 i3o
dep rets ord
Jan
Sep
%
Jan
Feb
52 74
Dec
Nov
74
874
Pacific
U
S
Air
U
S
Ceramic
700
6 7'a
6,900
674
57 a
6 7'a
2,000
4%
Feb
35
1174 Mar
U
S
Foil
U
Universal
Co
class
Co
B.__
Universal
Controls
Universal
Marion
35
Nov
4574
8
Nov
1274 Aug
800
6
274
Oct
14
Jan
r eo
174
Jan
3,200
3574
Nov
53
177 a
177 a
1974
49,300
(Fla)
16%
14
1674
1574
1
Sep
22 74 May
7,800
13%
Jan
1,700
674
Jan
1174
2,000
6
Jan
500
574
1,800
4%
Jan
1374
1174
13%
61,900
6%
574
574
574
22,800
274
Sep
674
37,900
2
.
Inc
574
6
Jan
874
Jun
13 74
700
Nov
19%
(issue of Oct
Peru
Wagner
7%
Baking
1,000
974
Jan
trust
1374
800
974
Jan
16
674
700
274
Jan
374
4 74
I,200
274
Jan
574 Mar
Co
*
No
value,
par
Ex-liquidating
(not
included
tribution.
■
& Knapp Inc common—
$6 series preference
Webster investors Inc (Del)_
■—1
4.40%
pfd
A
x
a
Development Co
Western
Leaseholds Ltd-
Western
distribution,
in
year's
Bonds
being
$ Friday's bid
§ Reported in
Coal
—
—
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and
bonds listed
the New York Stock
Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.:
on
are
—Stocks
10
82.31
81 17
82.16
81.24
82.22
4% Mar
154.33
87.01
218.16
87. i3
77.90
77.02
82 17
divisors:
Industrials,
174
Jan
Jan
Nov
117
Jan
32
22
Jan
32
:
900
3%
I,900
1%
4,400
3%
Jan
174
274 Mar
Jan
2
18
Averages
Oct
2
Utilities, 8.53;
A Sep
Oct
23
July
Sep
9174
374
374
5,300
274
3
374
2,200
3
A
474
A Aug
%
4,700
A
Apr
74
A Jan
40
1,100
2874
2874
2974
26
Dec 14—
107 95
High
Tues.
Dec 15—
107.91
Low
42
Nov
Wed.
Dec 16—
107."1
3174
Apr
Thur.
Dec 17—
107.79
High
i07.G4
Jan
74
Nov
1%
17%
Jun
21%
2,500
1% Nov
474
Dec
18 74
Dec
Dec
20% Mar
Dec
16% Mar
50
Nov
3574
3174
3674
II,000
13%
Jan
45%
Jun
1874
25
18
Sep
21
Jan
87
90
85
Oct
100
Feb
1774
18 74
1374
1374
1,050
25
30%
5,100
2174
Nov
45
4774
1,600
42
Oct
6874
_50c
lOo
—
1A
1A
21%
2174
774
4%
Corp
6
7%
Period
Exchange
Last,
Jtine-Dec
Aug
274s
Industries
Chicago
Transit
Delaware
Lack
1
7%
Dec
9%
Sep
Nov
974
Jan
A
debs
Authority
& Western
Lackawanna
of
N
12074
8274
1978
-Jan-July
RR
1970
4s
Jan-July
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6 74%
Valley
RR
National
Bellas
83%
120%
1
150%
85
33
79%
15
57
1963--
4s
5s
convertible
National
574s
New
5%s
8374
52
80
86
47
—Apr-Oc+
Theatres
&
1974
374s
Power
May-Nov
1961
96
.
1953 extended to 1963
—Jan-July
1st mortgage 374s 1968
April-Ocf
mortgage 3s 1971
April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 374s 1964—June-Dec
Power
%
Dec. 15
Wed.
Dec.
30%
8
-~
39%
Thurs.
1970
Service
Electric
Gas
&
Co
Jan-July
1998_Jan-July
6s
Rapid American Co 7s deb 1967
574s conv
subord
debs
1964
Safe
Harbor
Water
Power
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Fri.
Dec. 18
Southern
California
Edison
3s
AprilOct
;
3s
111
20
20
*62
1965
374s series A 1973
3s
series
B
81%
6
78
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
1973—
150
42
123
.
~
89
J
125
Feb-Aug
3s
series F
1973
Feb-Aug
1979,
series
G
89 74
106
75
96
111
88
168
25
75
85
96
94%
5
1982
series
I
Feb-Aug
i
98
Southern
California
Counties
Southwestern
Wasatch
Washington
Webb &
West
Gas
Corp
deb
Water
Gas
Gas
&
374s
(Calif)
Electric
6s
A
ser
Power
Knapp Inc 5s debs
Penn
Traction
5s
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
April-Oct
1971—Jan-July
1970
3s
374s
1970
1963
374s
1974
1960^
—0.4
438.0
382.7
360.4
283.8
J::U: Li.//.■//J
Railroad
Int'l
U. S.
Bank
Gov't
Bonds
Bonds
Total
16—.
and Miscel.
Bonds
Bonds
£•5,969.000
$411,000
$6,380,000
7,110,000
242,000
7,352,0)0
Foreign
Bond
Sales
3,276.502
226,000
6.550,000
6,064,000
310,000
6.374,000
3,226,530
—.
6.324,000
3,042,220
—
6,510,000
244,0CC
6,754,000
16,093,722
$31,977,000
$1,433,000
$33,410,000
Week Ended Dec. 18
1959
Stocks—Number
U.
of
Shares.
Jan. 1 to Dec. 18
1958
1959
1958
16,093,722
S.
18,050,430
795,506,267
16,000
99,"GO
$1,43 3,0000
$1,945,000
67,035,600
66,376,020
31,977,000
32,905,000
1 461,675,6J0
1,278,905,100
Government-
726.457,286
1964
83 74
Railroad
and
90%
2
8774
5
7
148
123
100
113
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
178
Stocks
62%
7
89 74
9074
125
83
—
(30%
88
80
—
96%
85%
Moil.
Total
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Dec. 14
1,584.610
$144,000
$1,000
$1,000
$146,000
5,000
8374
85
25
201,000
20,000
202,000
$26,000
$924,000
Tues.
Dec. 15;
1,561,715
193,00G
3,000
82
Wed.
Dec.
1,624,465
128,000
8,000
74%
1
86 %
75%
76
84
Thurs.
Dec. 17
1,431,770
237,000
2,000
Fri.
Dec. 18—
1,723,240
158,000
24,000
$860,000
$38,000
83%
93
75%
15
73
85
13
82%
9074
93
28
89
99
2
98
98%
106%
85%
91%
—„
107%
96%
—
105%
3
16„.
100%
10074
$98
86 74
Foreign
Corporate
Domestic
82
„
76
100
Foreign
Gov't
/
(No. of
Shares)
78
99
'8674
$34,850,000 $1,528,739,200 $1,345,489,120
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
90%
115%
93%
47
150
$33,410,000
95
86
1
9674
Total-
13
861
$84
82%
$109,000
89
89%
-
Industrial—
99
80
74%
86
91
.
87
7,925,800
W°ek Ended Dec. 18
1959
Stocks—Number
of
Shares—
1958
136,000
239,000
Jan. 1 to Dec. 18
1959
1958
7,925,800
7,563,097
259,168,618
231,456,719
$860,000
Bonds—
■
$8674
90
$9674
Feb-Aug
98
66
93
1
65
66
63
9974
99%
6
85
92
96
■
.
93
June-Dec
June-Aug
90 3 4
11774 11774
85%
23
85
93
Jan-July
Juve-Tiec
8574
$12,000
Bank—.
Foreign
103
100
90%
$74%
Jan-Aug
4%s series J 1982
4748 series K 1983
Southern
10174
$75
76
April-Oct
1982
4%s
+ 0.2
297.2
89
125
110
7674
88%
$75
Feb-Aug
1981
474s series H
437.1
119%
86%
.
6074
Feb-Ang
series D 1976—
3748
207.1
$83
Feb-Aug
374s
E
231.8
85%
9674
Jan-July
2%s series C 1976
3%s series
—0.8
457.8
47
8774
9074
11774
1981—May-Noc
deb
conv
—,
Total—
134
$83%
May -Nov
Corp
5s
318.7
3.449,417
Dec. 17
98'/a
20%
$101
89
1st
3 74s
371.6
3.099,053
Dec. 14
International
76
674s due
Public
+ 0 7
No. of
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
Ohio
510.0
325.4
212.6
Shares
56%
47
114 74
123
107%
Mar-Sep
England
570.1
Bonds—
1976—Jan-July
Inc—-
Television,
125
+ 0.2
Stocks
97%
6
20%
$81
April-Oct
1984_:
Corp—
subord debentures
544.5
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Research
Hess
527.7
•
71%
8174
liq tr ctfs—
+ 0.7
High.
87%
63 74
111
2074
490.7
512.41"
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
$30
112
554.2
29G.0
—
+ 0.-4
438.0*
Service
:
400.1
534.5 +
211.0
125%
120
82%
30
Low
441.3
327.8
—
92
3074
—
Western
National
18
$98'%
High
+ 0.2
/Revised.
50
86
47
1959—
Change
545.7
■
Tues.
May-Nov
A
May
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961—Mar-Sept
General Builders Corp—
(5s
subord
debentures
1963
-Apr-Oct
Great Western Financial Corp 5s wi 1974__Jan-Dec
4. '59
426.6+
516.0
Goods
Finance
Mon.
mortgagees series A 1993—
1st mortgage 4s series B
1993
Midland
99
36%
Division—
J
Dec.
High
18
29
RR—
1st
AGuancanamo &
No.
50
83
83
11, '59
Jan. 1
Low
126
120
23
536.9
,
Goods
—
Mining
Range Since
63%
Feb-Aug
374s
High
Bonds
Sold
85%
Quar-Feb
1970
1973
Utility
Trade,
*N"w
4674
„——June-Dec
1998
series
6s
Durable
Transportation
474
Fnuay's
Sep
427.5
174 May
29% Aug
Nov
8,500
Bid & Asked
101.42
Percent
Dec.
2% July
14,000
121
50
1974
Dec IS—
Composite
Week's Range
oi
125
Pump 4s inc debs 1994—June-Dec
Eiec Power 374s 1970
jM7te-Dec
Edison
Boston
debs
4
on the closing
prices of the common stock
11, 1959, for composite and by major industry groups
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the current
Non-Durable
Feb
5 74
Sale Price
&
___
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Dec
1778
Low
Chemoil
Jan
9
Apr
174
1,400
8
474
Interest
BONDS
22,500
2174
Friday
subord
IS
2% July
1
Zapata Off-Shore Co—
100
9
174
2
1959
109.60 Aug
The SEC index of stock
prices based
for week ending Dec.
Manufacturing
Co__.
6s
Fri.
19% May
30 74 Dec
Ltd—
dep rets ord regular
5s
6%
preference
£1
Wright Hargreaves Ltd—
———40c
31
72.75 Jan
Range for
31% Aug
26% May
12% Jan
__
American
5.305;
Apr
1%
4574
81.06
Rails,
Jun
174
___
—
Jan
2,100
1
8
1958
102.82 Dec
Low
37%
86
3.964;
Range for
Moil.
Mar
13,900
-18%
Closing
Jan
35
Feb
19 74
74
18
following
Sep
2774
5,i
the
Oct
39
75
by using
(35 Stocks)
1
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc,
Dec
Feb
Steel
stocks,
65
daily
19.40.
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Jan
4
Sep
874
Stock
compiled
are
5% Aug
474 May
1674
900
2774
2
81.16
Dec
2,900
374
200
Woodley Petroleum Co
81.15
77.12
32
Woodall Industries Inc
82.21
76.75
174
13%
3074
76.73
77.12
39
1
78 45
78.08
Nov
Newspaper Machine
87.21
78 38
3%
86
217.21
78.43
3%
Bethlehem
87 08
87.20
3,250
Appalachian
153.65
87.25
474
conv
Bonds
670.50
11
Total
87.25
374
574s
ities
673.90
3%
Steel
Rails
17
1
AAmer
Rails
Dec.
974
Alsco Inc
trials
21,900
11
American
Stocks
218.46
15%
Petroleum
40
ities
218.62
1,900
Zapata
Util¬
roads
trials
218.35
4,500
Jewelry
Grade
87.04
II,000
Zale
Grade
87.17
1374
(F W)
10
Indus¬
87.30
1174
Woolworth
Second
65
i
154.99
374
—
First
Util¬
Rail-
Date
Dec.
10
10
Total
15
154.85
12
Wood
20
154.09
32
preferred
—25
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 474% pfd—100
Industries Ltd—*
—Bonds—
•
30
675.20
174
A
Wood (John)
week.
675.07
10%
common
current
673 78
1274
Brothers
during the
16—
1174
5%
transacted
receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificate's of
deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cun)A' cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t
c," voting-trust Certificates;
"w i,"
when issued;
"w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
14..
10
Wilson
range).' t Ex-dis¬
15—..
Williams-McWilliarns Industries-,
& Co
year's
dividend.
..
Dec.
174
1774
C)
range),
d Ex-interest,
Under-the-rule
transaction
Dec.
Wichita River Oil Corp
.„
1
Wickes (The) Corp new common——5
Williams Brothers Co
;
—1
(R
year's
n
(notf included in
Dec.
1874
Co_
being
44
Feb
1
Williams
Mfg
sales
5174
3874
—
Feb
91%
374
3i°u
-10
no
5874
45
May
84
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
1
White Eagle International Oil Co—10c
Stag
..
prices;
in
10274
374
40
1774
•
20
Ex-liquidating
z
flat.
—
h Ex-principal,
for cash
32
29%
80
31,700
174
Is
Inc—,
White
Ex-rights,
y
ask
(not included
dividend,
r Transaction
Date—
Amer dep rets ord shares
Western Tablet & Stationery
9874
57
__
4574
Nov
Feb
174
374
1
——*
:
4574
$4074
delivery transaction
g Ex-stock
range),
traded
and
45 %
Jan-July
2s 2012__Jan-Ji{$y
(Plan A)
Deferred
Ex-dividend,
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Westmoreland
1997
Nov
100
Western
Westmoreland
1
274
71
9474
—
—1.25
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd—
174
West
CJbjemical Products Iric
50c
$57
2074
174
5
.
Manufacturing
$98 74 100
_Mar-Sepf
100
93
174
93
$60
June-Dec
2008
65
$60
700
32
lOo
Weiman & Company Inc__
West Texas, Utilities
1972
274s
$63
May-Uov
April-Ocf
9C
'
274
21
3
3
80
95
90
3%
274
21
1
Webb
78
78
30
IS
93 %
9474
—
(Republic of)—
Rio de Janeiro stamped
f
5s
A)
Sinking fund 3s Jan
1474 Mar
1
.
cumulative preferred
Waltham Precision Instrument
Wentworth
674
100
Inc common
$2
18C
1674
64
May-Nov
1947—5
1927)
(Plan
Oct
*
ctfs
180
180
•
..
2
$120
13 % M?-r
13
•
voting
1674
$9474
Feb-Aug
Indus¬
preferred
Waitt & Bond
1949
Denmark
stamped
W
Waco Aircraft Co
180
—
74
9474
Jan-July
674s
Jan
11%
1274
11%
137a
10c
374
13%
1174
—
•
Jan-July
1967
974 culy
Feb
25c
1952
1967
B
(Prov)
774 July
1974 May
6 % Dec
Oct
7
1
l
674s
1674 July
774
1
Products
Feb
8
4%
5
Waterways
Mortgage Bank of
Nov
36%
774.
1
warrants
Instrument Co
2174
Jan
774
1074
1074
Jun
1774
7
5
A
series
A7s
974 Mar
30
15
1951
&
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 274s 2008
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of
May 1927) 1947___
Jan
Vogt Manufacturing
Vornado
series
474s
Jan
9,300
57a
574
f
B
Port
AHanover
1374 Mar
41,600
1074
5
6
Aug
7%
Dec
18,100
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co—;
Food
45
27%
Nov
874
3674
Vinco Corporation
Vita
97 a
374
35%
:
Corp
574s
May
25c
Inc_„_
Industries
(The)
39%
1674 Mar
•
Dec
190
3674
Vanderbilt Tire & Rubber
Victoreen
900
574
Dec
10
Valspar Corp
Norman
3,400
107 a
25c
168
2,000
57a
10 74
4474
1
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Van
1774
97 a
50c
Universal Insurance
40
47a
47 a
——1
Corp
171
17
1
American Corp
Consolidated Oil
Universal
xl68
17
50c
._
;
Reclaiming Co__
Stores
169%
1
Conditioning Corp
S Rubber
United
4}J May
10s
100
Aluminum
Tile
16
series
Parana
NJRR& Canal—
United
$150
Jan-July
German Savings Banks and
Clearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment
debs—
Oct
5274
5
registered
United
$150
April-Oct
A 6s
Jan
2,3a
United Molasses Co "Ltd—
Amer
tl20
Dec
1074
1951-
Feb-Aug
1274 Aug
eb
r
Jan
Sep
6%
674
Investing—2.60
—
v
6
A
5174
»
Improvement
,
8,300
Corp
United Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
United Cuban Oil Inc
;
:
2374
7s
Jan-July
Jun
17,900
50c
Omaha
Aircraft
United
19
_4
of
United
United
3174 Aug
Nov
(Germany)
Central Bk of German State & Prov
Banks—
A6s
series A 1952
ADanzig
Union Gas Co of Canada
Investment
2574
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
A Baden
High
;
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Union
Range Since Jan. 1
High
277a
Corp
(Range for Week Ended December 18)
Sales
for Week
Friday
STOCKS
33
103
90
97%
61%
Domestic
Foreign
Foreign
.+—
government:
—-
—
$570,000
$27,755,000
$18,771,000
38,000
0,000
1,661,0C0
1.554,030
26,000
29,000
1,448,000
1,730,000
$924.00(1
$614,000
$30,864000
$22,055,000
75
99
101 %
corporate
—
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2646)
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended December
Range
Sale Price
25
common
Sugar Refining
American Tel & Tel
Co
Personal Prop
& Hecla Inc
Service Co
54%
Cities
First
Ford
Motor Co
6"e
Star
Lone
Pennsylvania RR
Quincy Mining Co
Stone & Webster Inc
U
&
Sep
25%
Sep
34
37.
Dec:-
56
40
20
55%
*
42
456
NOV;
81%
2,669
50%
Feb
91 %
We
2%s
Gas
108%
94%
2,292
74
Sep
97%
Dec
68%
Dec
44
Jan
8
68%
318
44% Mar
36%
129
32 7 «
95%
133
90%
16 3»
11
30%
114
28%
12
31
11%
Dec
Nov
l.asi
117%
Feb
16%
Dec
37
Jan
Allen
American
Sep
ACF
Electric
1
3%
14%
Jun
6c
Jan
19c
Feb
19%
Jan
21%
Jan
Brown-McLaren
35%
2,594
34%
Dec
38 %
Sep
Budd
80
26
09%
Nov
90
Feb
54%
285
42%
Feb
58
July
16
422
15%
Nov
19%
Jan
ZZZZZZZZZZIl
Briggs Manufacturing
3,094
8c
1
.
25
23%
Jan
31 %
56%
66
53 %
Sep
64%
May
Apr
36%
42
33%
Jan
44%
Oct
28
Metal
Products.,.
Buell
Die
.:
35%
35!
__25
70%
69%
10
Power
Continental
Jan
Nov
45
Mar
Davidson
Dec
,
Detroit Edison
Detroit
29%
75
75!'x
401
45:%
Jan
65%
59
46%
Jan
69
Aug
116
65%
.
27%
Oct
38
Feb
75
Nov
87
May
107% 110%
87
70%
545
Feb
Week's
110%
Dec
a
Bros
Low
4%
Detroit Steel
41%
42'A
4%
5:,A
Kroger
S
92'A Mar
39%
40%
6
35%
Oct
96
Jan
Io%
Jan
"27
111
22%
Jan
25
Apr
43
43
100
43
Dec
44
Dec
4
Jan
4!
h
4%
17
17%
450
16%
Nov
87%
90%
4.346
51%
Feb
*
29
Gamble
&
30%
2,419
18%
Jan
1
5%
780
4%
Nov
Alleghany
Allied
Radiator
American
Tel
Anaconda
18% Aug
Masco
53%
55%
147
44
Jan
57'A
Parke
64
85
60
Jan
75
55
83
44
Jan
55 'A
Dec
River
19
188
17%
Aug
19
Dec
Rockwell
1,043
27%
Jun
34'A
Jan
1,282
73%
Jan
91
30%
Nov
39%
Dec
$33%
—50
—-10
3
.
&
10%
Feb
15'A
Nov
58%
10
52%
Jan
60%
Jun'
34%
34%
90
33
Dec
36%
Oct
12%
34%
35%
158
24%
24%
52
41
41
42'A
73
59%
59%
45
77%
82%
147
29%
Nov
35 %
23
Nov
33 Va
Apr
40%
Nov
50%
Jan
47
Feb
%
70%
Oct
65
Dec
14%
25
13%
Sep
18%
76%
76
77%
621
75
Sep
89%
64%
64%
64%
42
59
Sep
74
75%
75%
77%
96
65% Mar
15%
16%
268
10%
Jan
14
Jan
39%
Nov
10
54'%
55%
49 % May
30%
33
275
29%
Oct
44%
41%
43%
161
37%
Oct
47
23 %
23%
25
14%
Jan
26
July
35%
35%
10
29%
Oct
36%
67 %
67%
100
65'/4
Sep
74% July
68 %
71%
277
50%
Feb
10
47%
47%
78
46%
Nov
72% July
64% Jan
4%
4%
42%
42%
*
—1
5
2
25
10
—1
-—1
-'I
.
Steel
1
Chemical
43 %
70%
.—.—1
Electric
1%
Mead
Tel
67
41
10
167"
Scotten Dillon
Products
Abbott Laboratories
Acme
Steel
Admiral
Aluminium
48
50%
126
48
Dec
60%
Jan
25 Va
25%
18
23%
Nov
27
Oct
99%
30
107
92
76%
Apr
67 V4
67'A
196
51 %
Feb
70
86%
92
Jan
Feb
99% Dec
272%
Jan
92
Dec
American
Oct
30%
Dec
American
43%
Nov
66%
Jan
92%
94%
353
74%
Sep
94 %
Dec
52%
53'A
703
44% Mar
39%
60
28%
Feb
86%
60
71%
Nov
86%
37%
39
66
Dec
37
Dec
48
45
45
45%
55
32%
Jan
47%
47%
48%
60
41%
Jun
61% May
49% Feb
39
Jan
109
109
56%
Sep
56% July
79% Jan
Jun
35
85
105 %
Nov
34%
117
33%
Dec
15%
Nov
15%
16
75
$.3333
38%
38%
92
July
29
108%
Dec
131% Aug
38'A Dec
Jan
Oil
11
41%
Nov
52% Mar
37%
52
35
Oct
471/4
69%
69%
36
44%
Feb
71%
Dec
American
of
Oil
Dec
Indiana
1
Pad
see page
14%
16%
1,900
34%
34%
35%
5,300
34%
34
35%
2^00
24
Jan
17%
200
4.7%
±1*
49
50
82%
77%
82%
3.50
5
cta"d
San
fUn)
5
14
14%
70
100
75%
77
8.500
106%
400
71 %
J»n
4^.-1,
-[ 500
2:,«
900
American
Viscose
Oil
Amurex
Anaconda
Co
Armour
&
Ashland
class
Company
Steel
Armco
A
;
common
(Un)_;
106
46%
5
453,,
2%
2%
65
64
5
Refining common
$1.50
conv
Atchison
Avco
_10
Products
26%
10
26%
9%
4
Corp
Refining
Co
__
10
9%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
(Un)
37%
Inn
2V4 Nov
Apr
Apr
107% .Dec
53% July
4%
Apr
Mar
80
July
500
..
23
May
37y4 Nov
10
-Jan
40% "May
58%
200
Nov
67%
Feb
Bendix
Aviation Corp
39%
Inc
40%
291
Nov
52%
25%
27
143
21%
Feb
28% May
Bethlehem
•
35%
36
120
34%
Nov
36
Dec
Binks
40%
40%
78
39%
Nov
52
Apr
Boeing
Consolidated
Steel
Corp
200
41
41
1553
igi/a
n.lOO
17
18%
'5 000
81
Inc (Un)
(Un)
Co__—
3%
__
45
5
'5% May
Oct
39%
Sep
10% Jan
32% July
10%"Mar
36 y<
Apr
53
Apr
•-7%-May
Jan
18%
350
66%
Jan
f3% Dec
100
3%
Jan
A4
4%
Dec
Apr
45
400
30
70%
74
800
88%-May
i»% July
Jan
±i/2
5100
52% Sep
1% Nov
53%
55%
1 *>00
49%
391,;,
1%
8
391^
"50
1%
54%
1
9%
43%
__
Pi
3%
10O
24% Nov
71% Nov
__
27
Mat
Jan
45
*
2
iu%
Nov
Mar
Aug
_5
48%
47 y4
49%
792
45%
Nov
59%
Jan
Booth
51%
50%
51%
70
50%
Oct
64%
Jan
Bore-Warner
Com
9%
Jun
29%
Oct
Brach & Sons
28%
J
30%
332.000
29%
Del
46%
26%
26%
26%
20%
Jan
28% Aug
5
46 %
46
48
38y4
Feb
,145
145
(E J%—
Nov
30%
5
7
Corp
—,
-
Budd Company
Burlington
,.
.10
Airplane
Fisheries
i.goo
18
_50c
Manufacturing
2.200
9%
24
153,3
-
13
Manufacturing Co
48%
42.
89
7T5%JVlar
26%
23
.
__
3
180
149% July
72ya July
Sep
74
80%
Corporation
Benguet
Jun
Topeka & Santa Fe—
non-cumulative preferred
Atlantic
/.-
Sep
63%
75%
1,900
23%
38
18%
13%
-
Oct
J.ioO
36%
22%
36%
23%
__
Common
Athey
900
35
1
2nd preferred—
51%
n
76%
'
51
22%
65
70
10
(111)
&
106
25
50
(Un)
Corp
Co
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6
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47
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Sale Price
Nov
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Sperry Rand
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Jun
15 %
STOCKS
59%
33%
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Dec
38%
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Oct
25
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10
38%
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Dec
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Baltimore
88%
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Baldwin
204
30%
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Armco
89%
88 %
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5
53%
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88%
32%
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Oct
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Hoover Ball & Bearing
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—
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150
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140
*
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Mfg__
600
63%
27%
71U
15
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp____:.:
Dec
6% Mar
Jan. 1
Low
20
8 74
;
r.
Reglster—IIII.. HHk
14
100
______
40
52 Vh
21
1
.
Inc
347a July
Feb
lUnge Since
High
16%
IIII™50c
27%
172
-
*
Cleveland-Electric Elun;
Sen
9n
I
Corp
Shares
Low
*
_
Cash
National Distillers Prod
(Un)
National Gypsum
Co
National Lead Co
(Un)___
National Standard Co-IHII
National Tile &
Jan
17
Par
for Week
of Prices
Specialities—
Company
National
Jan
20
;
600
10
.
3yb
48%
Jan
1,300
8.50
,
Cleveland Cliff's Iron common..:-.
•4'%%
preferred
Coleman
Motor
class A_
Nov
Nov
3%
25%.
i
14
,
Electric.
Products Corp
V4
Muter
2774 July
Sep
257b
-
1,000
28%
27%
25
&
2
3474
>
3,000
24
:21
»
*
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,= ■
6Vu
28%
24%
preferred-V._
Gas
Jan
Jan
51%
Chicago
Chrysler Corp
Jun
Conv
19%
19a,
.1
common.-.;
:
5%
6%
25
Co
('A
-
,*•-
West- Corp_._;L.-
Towel
24%
44
1874
-
10,500
38%
27
S7 convertible
Jan
367a
300
2%
Champlin Oil & Refining common
S3 convertible preferred.
Cincinnati
,
2?%
..
Corpjj'4v^_'__._:.___i
Chicago
25
39?/e
Corp
'.I'.
457b Mar
Nachman
America (Un)
South
Oct
2034
37%
x24%
Corp50c" ~
,
23%
__j.__;__30c
of
Brewing
Chdmetron
287b
37%
5
_.
Centlivre
&
1,100
eommon__v„___-_______l0
Corp
High
Muskegon
26
gales
Range
Sale Price
Low
22%
-7
Cehco Instrunierts
Central
Week's
STaCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
35
12.50
Export
Corp
Celanese
3518
,'U.
Hecla 'Inc
Calumet &
Shares
Low
5
.____
Butler Brothers
for Week
Last
Sale Price
(Range for Weak Ended IWbe, 18)
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
35
Corp
•
167a
•
1
Aug
Oct
12% Jan
22
132
100
117
Jan
141
Aug
Sep
11274 113
100
88
Sep
1 !0
Jun
132
113
200
3,400
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.
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended December 18)
Week's
Friday
Week's
Range
for Week
Sale Price
Sales
Last
k t ft r K S
S T O L
gale Price
Range Since
I
High
Jan, 1
High
Low
22%
Admiral
Corp
Aeco
—
~c
Airlines
Alaska
8274
—
f
—
-
10rr
2 000
iqo
J
1
America (Un)
Amerada Petroleum (Un;—
American-Airlines Inc com (Un)
Air-priean Eosch Arma Corp (Un)
lilt
",
American Sent
25
IS Trel
American
American Viscose
-84
--
14%
1
70%
77
64% July
18%
47
2,000
*
50
120
04%
118 123%
6474 05%
900
1,400
-
11
200
Nov
53 Va Mar
18%
Apr
56 %
2914 NOV
Feb
89
62
May
58,4 Oct
<«.)_»«
Oct
96%
41 a Sep
3,000
100
Jan
14%
7514 Sen
91
37% Icb
70%
Mar
48
8 ,2 N
10,4 Dec
25,2 *et>
38
Sep
13 /a Sep
100
100
4j 4744
33%
25
25
Garrett
-
(Un)
Co
(Tlie)
Anaconda
-
iSKSSilffiWoip
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co —
*
Armour & Co (111)
(Un):
5
Ashland Oil & Refining (Un)
—1
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (Un)__10
31
39%
36%
23%
26%
41%
OTu
3
3%
15% 16%
100
900
300
2,000
'300
4,000
Apr
107%
1,600
3,100
Dec
3
15%
Ealdwln-Lima-Hartiilton Corp (Un)„13
Ohio RR (Un)—
100
Bandfni Petroleum
Co.._——.——i
Barnhart-Morrow Consolidated—-—1
Beckman Instrument Inc
1
Beech Aircraft Corp
1
Bell Aircraft Corp (Un)
—1
Bendix Aviation Corp (Un)—
-5
Benguet Cons Inc (Un)—-.
__P 1
Bethlehem Steel Corp
(Un)
8
Black
Mammoth Consol Mill
5c
Boeing Airplane Co (Un)-^
5
Bolsa Chica Oil Core--————
.1
Borg-Warner
Corp
(Un)—.—
5
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc——
5
18
16%
18%
2.10
40%
2.00
50c
49c
40^»
2.15
53c
64
2,800
300
13,300
5,800
100
62
100
15
72%
Cctrp
Warrants
(Un)
__
(Un)"
Corf)
Mfg
Baltimore &
Budd
Bunker
—
55%
11c
1,000
2,400
Controls
33
1,800
374
4%
9,900
40 47Th
35 35%
25 %
26
7%
7%
2,800
1,700
600
1,300
__
7%
—
Ink
Co
California Packing Corp__
20%
5
a
—
.
Corp (Un)
1%
Canada Southern Petroleum———1
Canadian Pacific Railway (Un)i,——25
—10
40
,—12.50
*
35%
Carrier
Case
(Un)
Corp
(J
I)
(Un)
Co
&
de
Cerro
Rights
Clmmplin OIL&VRefining (Un)
Chance Vought Aircraft (Un)_;
Charter
Oil
1
(Un)
Service
Clary
Corporation
Co
Fuel
Colorado
Gas
System
Consol
Edison
of
Co
Co
Power
Consumers
Continental
Can
Continental
Motors
Corn
Products
(Un)
45 Va Mar
7,200
45
Mar
58 Vb July
General
Public
General
Public
General
Tire
Oil
of
Products
Gladden
Deere
(Un)—
& Co
Denver
Gladding McBean & Co,
Glen
Alden
Good
Humor
1
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp class A_
2.50
Class B
Dominguez Oil Fields Co
Dorr-Oliver
Inc
Douglas Oil
•Dow
Co
of
Calif
Greyhound
Gulf,
Mobile
Natural
Paso
Electric
Auto-Lite
Co
Products
(Un)
Radio
Emerson
Emporium
Phono
Capwell
Railroad
Eureka
&
Corp
Co
5
(Un)
5
Corp.
^4
(Un)__,
Co
5
20
(Un)
•
Ltd
1.25
Exeter Oil Co Ltd class A
.
Honokaa
Apr
Howe
Sound
Hupp
Corp
1
/
Co
Idaho Maryland Mines Corp
Icmal Cement Co
__
46c
Fairchild
Fansteel
^argo
redders
Whitney
Eng &
common
Airplane
Metallurgical
(U11)
(Un)
2,400
100
2,600
40
7%
8%
1,300
99Va
99%
700
29%
30%
400
Oils Ltd
International Harvester
Int'l
Nickel
Corp
rlintkote Co (Un)_
Fluor Corp Ltd
Flying Tiger Line Inc
59
14c
Mar
46 %
Jan
Tel
For footnotes,
Oil
Jade
200
2.35
Nov
3 Vb
Jan
11%
11%
100
11%
Nov
42:%
42%
200
39% Apr
48%
14
14
14.
De<;
20
Mar
22%
23%
200
14
Jan
26 Va
July
6%
7%
500
20,200
Jones
&
5%
8V4 July
Jan
61c
65c
"
Feb
92c
Jun
31%
400
30 Va
;Nov
38%
Apr
46
300
40%
Nov
54%
50c
57c
21,800
34c
Jan
49
100
39%
Feb
30c
Dec
itaiser
Alum & Chem Corp
31% July
Kaiser
57 Vb
Apr
200
86%
Jan
llOVf Dec
40
500
29 %
Feb
45 '2 May
18%
100
18
Jun
19%
Feb
7%
7%
1,400
Dec
12 Vs
Apr
2.80
900
110 110%
_
7%
3%
Jun
50%
51
400
50
Sep *
59 Va
Apr
84%
85%
300
60
Feb
87
Dec
48%
53 7
37 Va
Feb
65
July
20
Va-July
33
Nov
2.65
2.70
51
Kansas
13%
Jan
26 Va
July
45 % Mar
Power
1
Light
&
14%
15%
4
-
1.85 Mar
.
»
1,700
15%
3,700
12% Mar
8.75
31
31
100
29%
Jan
*
.2.50
(Un)—
95%
95%
200
90%
Oat-
49%
51
900
45%
Oct
2%
2%
200
19%
20 Va
30 7
30 7
:
Copper (Un)_
County Land Co
Kern
53%
com—33VaC
Kennecott
Va
8
—
51
33 %
Kropp Forge Company—
2Va
lie1/* Mar
62%
Oct
Lear
32%
Aug
Lehman
22 %
Aug
Leslie
Salt
Jun
Libby
McNeill
5 %
1,100
9 V*
h
100
267s
49
49
50%
150
49
Dec
.7
10%
10%
10%
1,200
10%
Nov
88
90%
12%
12 Vn
400
32
31%
32 Vb
1,000
33
100
15%
15 Va
200
4
30%
30%
30 7
700
37%
37
39
800
l()c
35c
32c
35c
19,400
39
39
200
50
...
1
(Un)._
Corp
Co
32% Mar
Liggett
48 Va
...
Libby
&
:
Lithium Corp
Jan
Myers Tobacco (Un)
of America Inc
&
Lockheed
Aircraft
26%
Feb
36 Va
Aug
Loew's
Inc
34 Va July
Loew's
Theatres
Dec
Lone
45%
Apr
Lorillard
;__1
(P)
16%
Jan
M J M & M
%
Dec
Macy
:
(Un)
Co
Oil Co
Co
&
(R
(Un)
H)
common....—
Apr
Jan
Martin
Jan
Matson
Navigation Co
Mav
Meier &
72 Va May
Menasco
37
Frank
Mfg
Merchants
64 Va
Jan
Merck
Co
Petroleum
&
Co
Co
:
10% May
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
July
Apr
Chemical
common
Utilities
Montana-Dakota
Dec
36%
Jan
36%
Dec
48 74
July
32c
Dec
65c
Feb
38
Jan
42%
Aug
40 7'a
Dec
Jail
Jun
60 %
100
33%
Nov
45%
200
32%
Jan
67
5.800
16
16
16
6%
6%
1.80
Nafi
67
Dec
200
157b
Jan
22
Jan
6%
400
5V*
Sep
1.80
1.85
1,300
77 Va
77%
300
1.65
69%
National
National
Natomas
New
Apr
16%
Dec
200
19%
Nov
29 74 May
100
327a
Dec
4174 Mar
«
17 Va Mar
New
Idria
16%
Jan
N
Central
40%
Nov
Niagara-Mohawk Power
Nordon Corp Ltd
13% Feb
20
Mar
Feb
Dec
20
Mar
47
Feb
15% Mar
59%
Y
8 Va
Sep
«
55
500
38%
Jan
56% July
5
«
287 b
100
28%
Dec
34
50%
8%
Oil
Norris
.1
40 Va
Feb
537b Aug
100
12%
Sep
20%
13%
700
13 Vb
Nov
19
33 7a
34 Va
700
28%
Jun
35 7*
58%
58%
58%
200
53 V*
Sep
67% May
1
13 Va
13 V4
13%
1.000
9%
Jun
14%
Nov
(Un)
1
1
5%
6
1,500
10
Mar
19%
19%
20
900
2174
Jan
.11.
1«
7b
1,700
28Va
29%
400
26
•
34%
34%
lSt-
17c
Nov
Jan
Dec.
Feb
33 Vb
Dec
407*
Jan
13c
Oct
34c
Feb
1.60
Dec
Railway
l^S
1.85
6,100
34
35%
1,600
30 V*
Sep
52% Mar
30%
30
31
%
700
24 Va
Jan
38
26
24
Jan
26
190
2%
2%
300
2Va
5
1
47%
48 Va
200
42%
28 Va
29 Vb
900
21
21
50
26
28%
Oct
541,^
400
37
Jan
55
25Va
400
23Va Nov
17% Dec
12% Sep
31Dec
11
Mar
1734
100
18
19%
1,000
34%
2,400
Sep
25
15%
4474 May
Jan
12%
12%
200
-ft
-ft
300
46c
52c
18,900
ft
2%
Jan
1,000
35 Vb
Nov
46 Va May
Corp..—__5
54%
54
54%
500
42 74
Sep
58 Va July
101% 101%
100
90
Feb
10%
100
1074
Sep
1374 May
1674
Nov
23V4
27 7
Olin-Mathieson
Chemical
46c
Dec
Pacific
Glass
American
Fisheries
Pacific
68%
68%
~
Clay
6%
34%
5%$>
-ft- Jan
5%
Feb
red
5%
red
1st
"A"—
7%
Jun
10Va July
7%
Oct
10%
Jan
red
1st pfd
4.36%
red
1st pfd
Pacific Indemnity
Dec
Pacific
37^ Nov
8
Feb
Industries
Pacific Lighting Corp common
__
4^
4r,,.
4 400
19%
20Va
300
16%
Feb
20% May
$4.75
49
300
46J/2
Jun
56%
Apr
$4.50
preferred
29
Dec
$4.36
Inc
preferred
47'a
29
3,100 "
351^
357^
200
2.50
i53/8
15
15%
900
,__1
13%
13%
13%
200
20V2 Jan
32% Sep
15
Dec
11
Nov
preferred
Oil
!_!
Apr
29
Feb
200
24
Nov
2774
Jan
1,800
23
Sep
26
100
23
Sep
26 74
Jan
300
2274
Oct
25%
247a
2474
23 74
23%
23%
23%
227a
227a
2174
:
•
*
"
.
.
4%
2174
100
2074
Sep
2274
62 74
64
600
5774
Jun
71
Apr
474
5 74
5,800
474
Nov
874 Mar
477s
2,000
46
Nov
5574 Nov
8574
Dec
997* Mar
82
8374
170
82
Dec
94% Mar
80
80
80
80
Dec
8574
82
8574"
20
474
47 a
2,300
1174
127a
3.600
2874
287s
900
Pacific Tel & Tel common
14 2/7
Jan
47 74
64
4%
20
s
Apr
Jan
1174
Pacific
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Apr
32
Sep
1
43% May
Gas
Sep
2574
2674
*
Development—33 V3C
27% May
&
2874
800
29
257a
2
71
Apr
2.400
2874
2574
—25
10
Co..——
Jan
56
6674
2874
23%
Jan
Mar
42
Jun
1,600
23%
Dec
Apr
200
6474
35
10174
5874
357a
617 4
25
25
—25
—25
25
pfd
pfd
1,100/
18
74
64
:_25
1
preferred
preferred
1st
1774
18
:—8
1st
1st
5%
10%
_
25
capital
1st preferred
26 V2 May
1.15
Products
20%
26%
-5
Pacific Gas & Electric common
1,200
100
__5
Pacific Cement & Aggregates
Apr
Apr
1 900
8
6.25
Co—
Aug
Dec
Dec
8.100
37 V2
July
Sep
67a
6 Va
37%
(Un)
Co
21 Va
15
2474
5 Va
35%
Oil
Owens-Illinois
Dec
Nov
5%
Ohio
25Va
Sep
2%
57 74 May
37%
Occidental
Jan
Jan
26%
Nov
*
Dec
39
July
Sugar Co Ltd (Un)——
20
Petroleum
——_20c
Dec
SeD
Feb
1.65
34%
1
(Un)
Northrop Com
8 Va
28%
2.90
Oct
...25
Pacific
99 Va
3.500
1% Mar
1
(Un)
common
Royalties—
American
43%
29%
i
...1
Co
Oahu
29%
<
1
Dec
34 VB
22.200
—1
u
500
16c
•
—1
(Un)
5%
19%
Jan
8% May
Feb
July
:__1
(Un)_5
6% preferred
North
Northern
Feb
900
14
13%
14
52 VB
14
*
(Un)__
Co
July
2,700
53 7
28 7
8%
Mining & Chemical Co..50c
RR
13
8%
2
(Un).
Electric System
England
Feb
800
Company
Jan
Inc
Theatres
Feb
2%
23%
16V»
32%
(Un)—
Co
8974 May
20%
—
Gypsum
Jun
3% May
Nov
Feb
16%
.1
Distillers & Chem Corp
National
Jan
874
32 7
Co
Corp
May
7
617 s May-
42 V* Mar
Apr
59 Va
Chemical
38%
20 V b
Montgomery Ward & Co (Un)
Montrose
13%
6% Feb
Sep
16%
(Uni
Jan
58 Va
Nov
Nov
16% July
28 V4
20%
(Un)
58 Va
Oct
6
May
75% Nov
34
11% Mar
5
:_10
1
(Un)
67 Va
Nov
28% Mar
12.50
Mission
Dec
Oct
Jan
Apr
64
16%c
(Un)
Inc
34 %
36%
98 74
25
44%
66%
10
Inc
Co
Jan
39%
Sep
38 %
*
(Un).
Feb
Jan
13%
10 Va. Nov
25c
Company
1%
....1
1
Magnavox Co new common (Un)
41 %
Dec
63
24%
1
25
—
317a
-
86% Mar
300.
a
Jun
Apr
6%
.5
(Un)
«
33
*
...
(Un >
Cement
Star
41
__25
-.1
Corp
(Un)
2374
Sep
^—10
5
li e
24
Apr
33
Jan
3% Mar
Dec
•
46
1734
July
39:%
-—5
Industries
Jan
1.35 Mar
18%.
110
18%
(Un)„_—.10
35%
Apr
Jan
49.
*
•
(Un)—
Laughlin Steel
32%
28%
50
45:%
•
—_50c
Corp
97%
35%
9%
,
31%
64c
50c
(Un)
.
21
Dec
Nov
8%
page 42.
2.75
(Un)
;
Johns-Manville
1
see
Jan
2.60
-33%
1
(The)
1.50
(Un)
May
32Va
8
__
Nov
Co.—
48
500
734
5
72c
3%
Tel
&
Power
12
-1,300
8
27%
4,000
July
9%
7%
2
78c
(Un)
Canada
of
Co
International
—48%
Corp (Un)_;
Paper Prod
Fibreboard
Jirstamerica
75c
Intex Oil Co.
33%
1
__
Jun
75c
51c
Jun
8%
1
5
36%
*
4.80%
Fairbanks
July
Oct
10
Mar
53
__
40 Va
23
(Un)
Interstate
333ii
18
31% Jan
400
_____.5
Co
RR
Oct
__
100
29
Imperial Development Co Ltd
Central
Invest
__
34%
27%
4(3
Illinois
Aviation
__
May
34%
28
1
American
„
18
(Un)
American
29%
11 Va Mar
26% Mar
Dec
(Un)
North
9
Oct
Jan
9%
—20
North
__
7%
17%
200
.12.50
Dec
Dec
100
4,900
10%
(Un)
Co
July
Feb
8%
18%
*
(Un)
Mining Co
Sugar
May
10 "
May
18
A
July
1
3
Electric Bond & Share Co
Electrical
Homestako
Jan
class
Ltd
Co
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Va
8
%
5%
Dec
2.10
Dec
13%
Dec
Dec
Aug
Shown
Are
45 %
19% Aug
Par
•
preferred
pfd
39'
•
Range
39 %
40
4.458
33
Sep
a22% a22%
75
22
Sep
50
a—
18%'
a
DO %
18%
33
750
common
12%
Jan
34 %
Sep
40
2.101
31%
33 Vi
21,375
21
20
517
42 7«
42
42%
1.682
4.75
43
49
75
50
3.)%
%
48
48
48
39
High
40
Apr
Jan
1
.
40
Apr
Feb
May
Va
1
3%
3%
702
76%
80 %
213
22%
22 Va
222
21%
36
38%
169
29 Va
6%
55
6a
Nov
10% Mar
Jan
24%
Jan
23% July
7
Feo
5
1
Air Brake.—
—10
Electric Corp——12.50
24%
6%
199
282
3%
Jan
4
Va Aug
73% May
91
Mar
Nov
31
Apr
Jan
38% July
13%
20%
1
2%
2%
7,095
2%
Dec
33%
220
27%
Sep
110%
33 Va
24 Va
20%
2%-
490
70%
Feb
31%
108
.
Feb
Dec
20%
23%
27%
23 Va
16
Dec
38 Va Mar
110%
Dec
(Range for Week Ended December 18)
Atlas
*
Corp
Sales
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Last
Ltd common
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Low
High
33%
34%
430
31
%
Nov
42
43%
34
%
43 %
100
43 V4
Dec
49
Mar
%
Dec
*
26%
26
26%
1.817
25
Dec
36
Feb
*
preferred
Steels
27%
27
27%
1,390
24
Aug
29%
Feb
25
10
18%
Dec
24
Feb
55%
51
Sop
63% Mar
Sep
62% July
;—50
-4—
—
Ltd
18%
Dec
42% July
37% July
19%
22
Feb
Bank
41%
Sep
Oct
49
Nov
Bell
535
39%
Dec
43
Jan
Bowater
300
48
Oct
491 (
Dec
Feb
Class
Power
"B"
(Canada)
class A
&
Paper
_—
—:
Telephone
5%,V
Corp 5%
preferx-ed
18%
55
a
18%
25
56
2,356
2,626
5(5%
50 Va
preferred
55%
55 Va
10
Scotia
Provinciale
Eathurct
a
10
Montreal
Bank of Nova
Banque
pfd
Canadian National
of
48
45%
5%%
Selburn
Bailey
Banque
26 % Mav
Dec
Nov
Feb
24
60%
3%
(The) Corp.
Engineering &
United
Feb
Feb
80 Va
Glass & Chemical
Seeberg
Asbestos
a
500
39%.
50
70
1
6%
$2.50
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
20
42.
35
1
23 Va
37%
Argus Corp
Shares
33%
see page
35
8% Mar
27
22% Sep
_1
10
2.50
Friday
Hiiro
3C%
:
44%
Sale Price
for Week
ol* Prices
~~" •
Anglo American Exploration
Anglo Can Telep Co 4 % % pfd
$2.90 preferred
94
T
Sales
50
4'i
53 %
Par
Week's
pfd——25
I_I
Canada
51 Tit
STOCKS
a90V»
100
»
Ltd
53%
5
Exchange
l.ow
25
5''
285
—1
—.—.1
Fdry Co_
5
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
Jun
Jan
23%
8%
Vi
10
Supply
Pittsburgh Brewing
Aug
36
8
8
Co——————
Mfg
Fuel
U S
13%
1,705
22
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
l.ast
Abltibi Power & Paper common
(Joseph)
Mountain
Dec
7
8%
22%
7%
Refractories
90%
McKinney
20
5
Co
36%
Dec
Fob"
33%
99
90%
45 %
14
39%
54%
35%
:___
Jan
Oct
32%
10
Co
5%
53%
16%
Oil
Mar
392
13%
10
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
Walker
High
Low
High
9%
10%
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Corp.-————5
_:
Duquesne Light
for Week
go
30%
Co
Gas
Harbison
32%
5
Tnr
Oil
Fuel
Blaw-Knox
32%
—10
an
LOW
Par
Industries
1
(Un)
It
of Prices
Sale I'l ire
Apollo
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Feb
15%
*
Nov
44% Mar
•
Apr
15
(Un)—____5
footnotes,
Jan
15V4
300
5,939
*
;
*
Scranton-Spring Brook
South
July
15
Sale I'lire
For
Sep
Dec
21%
1
com
53% July
30%
—25
,
w
preferred
51
92
Dec
10
Co
35% Mar
(Un)
STOCKS
4%'f
Jan
Jan
18
12%
3
•
50
:
Nov
Film (Un)__.i"
Friday
of
42%
50%
891
Jun
Montreal Stock
Co
113
5,030
Sep
18%
Prices
Aluminum
38%. Jan
Jan
29%
Co
Dec
36
Sop
30 "a
Dept Stores
Aluminium
Jan
26
common—10
Power
common
Paper
United
32%
59
Electric
Public .Service Electric & Gas
Scott
CANADIAN MARKETS
4Vs%
Jan
31% July
Jan
:
26
'".l
Corn
Oct
23%
3
PMlrn
Apr
29 Va
—
10
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Algoma Steel
58'%
275
18%
.1
—6.25
w
Feb
58
■u4
Progress Manufacturing Co
35
I
(.Uni
preferred
Dec
27
3
Philadelphia
Jan
Apr
18%
Associates——
Preferred
New
71
18
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
5
Philadelphia Electric common———•
62
"
New
Feb
Sep
51%
Corp
& Light
Power
RR
59
28%
common—
Water
56%
22 Va
53
^__16%e
52 Va
69 %
.
Petroleum
507
1,321
18%
—•
10
Oct
18%
Victor Equipment Co—
Westates
Jun
71
23%
49%
-1
Nov
30 Va
Match
Washington
13:%
92
*
Nov
12.50
Consolidated
Dec
18 Va
—:
45%
Sep
Inc
Universal
11%
49 Va
Navigation——2
39%
5
—
Universal
Varian
1
11
86%
Inc
Co
900
18%
(U11)
(Un i__
16%
%
57
70%
23
1
preferred.—1_.
5.000
...10
United Gas Corp common
S Industries Inc„
S
72% May
Sep
18%
....
.
42
Jun
U
U
Feb
10
91%
1.66 %
47%
15
Calif
Co
50%
480
2
47%
9%
(Uni.
Corp
3,807
12 Va
—_0
....
46 %
1
(Uni
of
Union Sugar
United Air
Lines
72 Va
14% May
53 %
Inc
Corp
54%
*11%
,
Friday
Carbide
Jun
r
Inc
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
2
Union
4G V4
Bait
at
Chemicals
3%
34'%
7,500
1
Century-Fox
19 Va Mar
183
25-/4'
.54
Paper—
Co
100
27%
,_.__50c
Tri-Continental warrants
Twentieth
Jan
455
63%
12 %
_20c
40%
1
Airlines
&
2,800
1.200
Corp
World
Nov
1,966
54%
22 %
71
-i
Corp
<fc
3,900
8,500
Co
7%
8%
26%
11%
54%
—
42
(Un)
Tishman Realty-& Construction
18% July
9%
Oct
67%
2hJ-n
.
Fund
40
__1
Oil- common
8%
8%
5
—t—
(The)
23%
66
Inc
1
».—1.8O
25
Battery—:—
scrits
%
25%
25
common—
Transamerica
Co
&
<Sr
Coal
Merck
25%
Chemical
Thriftimart
Jan
65%
Transmission
Sulphur
Inc
Feb
360
Amer
Co
5.12'/(.
31%
21%
(Un)
Oct
13%
18%
—
Watch
Pulp
52%
10
Company
Tennessee
Sep
23%
Petroleum—
Dec
33%
17%
47%
10
issued
International
47%
Dec
18%
47%
_..5
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil (Un)
Sunset
5%
27%
26 Va
1
(Un)
Dec
—13
.5
common
28%
28%
29%
29 Va
7
Co.__-.____
Studebaker-Packard
452
1,640
28%
Co
40
22
__
6V4
(Un)
Apr
28%
25
J
N
1,400
11%
California
of
29%
4%
5
22%
—
Co
28%
40
*
Stanley Warner Corp (Un)
Statham Instiuniem s Inc
Stauffer
28Va
J.2
Oil-(Indiana)
Standard Oil Co
89 V4
28%
Motors
3,300
_D0c
(Un)
Sep
4.33
General Acceptance Corp common
Jan
15%
A__25
Sperry-Rand Corp
75
77%
Dairies
40%
25
(Un)_—
Jan
6,674
76
non-voting..
Motor
Foremost
40
a
of
Co
14%
___25
Co
104%
76 %
Power
40
_5
Southern -Railway
39%
Dec
33 V3
<—:
High
Jan
73
7
Dec
48
2
_
Low
24
Jo
7174
,
Range Since Jan. 1
21
36%
73
•
-
'
19%
Co__
•
High
36%
common
Apr
(Un)
Shares
Low
10
,
Aug
Calif. Petroleum—
Jun
System—
45 Va
5
Co
Southern Pacific
Dec
for Week
73%
Publishing
Curtis
15
Southern
Range
—1
Co.—
29%
1
Southern
133%
Jun
Sales
.Week's
of Prices
J.ast
—
Campbell Soup
Chrysler Corp
Nov
80
series
10(4
1
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore Transit Co common;
Nov
common__25
Co Dfd
—
__1
.
City
Martin
Southern
Dec
110
110
Corporation
Electric—-
Atlantic
35
preferred
Feb
108
Tel
American
1
Co
7lVa
108
common
Stores
20%
.10
preferred..._•
4.32%
9
5
Edison
37% Mar
Co
Steel
American
300
A
Sep
Par
200
Co
Calif
4.78 'jr
25
9'a
Ltd
class
27%
12.50
';.
;
23
:
Co
200
Friday
36 %
Corp
Aircraft
25'4
2.50
Co
32
Sale Price
23
Smith-Corona-Marchant Inc
Socony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
Southern
26% July
___7.50
:
Corp
Signal Oil & Gas
Solar
42
Nov
*
(Un)
Co
Siegler
Oil
Nov
19%
1
Co.._
Sinclair
34%
200
55
3
Trans. & Trade
Dec
31%
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
35%
—
Aug
53 Va
(Un)——.
Corp
1
(Un)_
80
Jan
—_—*
common
1.40
Co
Corp
Water
Oil
Shell
1,600
20%
55
1
(Un
Inc
Sharon
36%
20*2
55
1
Co.-.,
Roebuck &
Servel
35%
20%
10
Ltd___i__
36Va
*
5
Ry (Un)
(Un)
Elec
com
Co
Imperial Corp..:
Diego
Sapphire
1.66%
.
Francisco
Paper
Nov
30 %
10
—
St
64%
1,700
STOCKS
Jan
*
—;
Petroleum
Aeronautical
100
53%
39% Mar
64 7
59 (a
—1
Corp <Un)__„
65%
49%
25
Radio
High
65%
53
Preferred
Zenith
11% July
80% Aug
*
Co
Co
Cab
Low
65%
(Un)_—
(Un)
W)
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Dec
5
(Un)
com
Yellow
Jan
70
1
.___!
(F
Apr
28 %
%'•
52
_50c
________
Wool worth
Low
*
:
(Un)
(Un)
Exploration:
Oil
Shares
July
52%
Basin
Wilson & Co Inc
Oct
70
Co—
Rockwell-Standard
Ryan
__
5
„;
Manufacturing
Ranch
8%
34%
55%
1
12.50
for Week
of Prices
2.50
common
15%
h
Reynolds Tobacco (Un)
Rice
Co
1,600
„
Gas
Ry
Telegraph
2,000
(Un)
Corp (Un)
(Un)
Republic Steel Corp <Un)_
Reserve Oil
Union
16
_«
Pictures
Pacific
Western
38%
3
Aviation
Republic
Western
Apr
15-%
_—
of America
Nov
35%
3714
Ine;_„„
——L—_T
Co (Un).—
5
Raytheon
Sep
Nov
38
(Un)
Corp
Rayonier
Par
15%
Phillips Petroleum Co
Sound Pulp •& Timber..
Inc
High
45 Va
50
Puget
Pullman
Low
Sales
Range
Lasi
Sale Price
33V3c
Pepsi-Cola (Un)
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
Pfizer
(Chas) & Co Inc (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. I
par
Electric
Pan American
for Week
Shares
(Range for Week Ended December 18)
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
37
(2649)
71%
71%
72
690
10
*
39%
39%
40%
1,621
65% May
33
Mar
41%
41%
44
1,157
41%
Dec
27
28%
138
26
Nov
25
50
42%
42%
43 '4
9,589
397/«
Apr
42
42
25
40%
Oct
--50
46
45%
46
125
45%
Dec
*
84
AUC
45
Aug
51%
35
44
Feb
Feb
Feb
Th!e
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended December
Friday
PTOCKB
Week's
dales
Friday
Last
Range
for Week
ale Price
of Priees
Shares
Par
Bo water
Low
Paper
British
4"r
Columbia
19.597
4.40
4.40
4.50
1,766
4.433
3314
33
34
«
100
—
y.70
a70
9%
Dec
4.40
Dec
7%
Apr
31'a
10
83
83
100
39
41
50
100
pfd
preferred
——_
—r-
.50
—
553
preferred
4%rx preferred
Par
High
Jan
Nov
44'ft
Feb
39
-_50
69
Oct
78
81'a
Nov
89%
38
Oct
43
July
FeD
Mar
44fta
44%
35
38
Oct
44%
37
37
37
10
35%
Oct
-~
50
50
48
Sep
40% Aug
63% Aug
13%
13%
13:f'«
1,280
11%
Oct
3614
36 V'%
37
1,360
83%
43
43
43
77
39%
Sep
Sep
12%
11%
12%
2,229
alOl'a
alOl'a
all
100
2.60
2.60
350
2.50
Oct
31%
1,200
28%
Oct
...50
—
5%?3 preferred
-.50
Montreal
Co
—
Brown
Company
1
—
Brack Mills Ltd
Class B
—2B
class A
:—
—
——r
Building Product*
31
31
5
.
_
preferred
National Steel
Calgary Power
new
common—
Car
Cora
Trust
Co
Mines
Ltd
40
Jan
Ogilvie
4-7% May
14%
4.50
Jfah
class
$1
Industries
Steel
Common
Mar
49%
11
Jan
13
855
1G
Nov
52
Sep
Sep
19%
667/a
42%
55%
55%
58%
994
37%
86
37%
1,415
.14
16%
1.880
14
175
14
22
22
23
—25
28Va
28%
17%»
•
7
_
—
;
Du
Bros
7 "/a
reb
12% July
'm
20
14%
11,030
175
a6
6
24%
25
93
2414
24%
12 ft,
23%
Nov
102
Jun
Trans Canada
1,165
121ft
Jan
20%
3.90
4.00
335
3.90
Dec-
4.75
Aug
514
United
52
Dec
%
69% Mar
" Sep
39
50%
Jan
83
Oct
88
Jun
630
13
Feb
14% July
14% Sep
22"% Jan
1.040
»
765
33
43
July
Nov
14% Dec
6% Sep
16%
Nov
100
21
Jan
35
Apr
81%
1.698
.75
Sep
93
July
6.40
6.40
510
Dec
11%
13%
15
s
-
41%
45
45
33%
33%
13%
13% Nov
15% Sep
92% Oct
2,920
Jan
Jan
17%
Jan
19 % Mar
185
11%
5,480
29% ~
39%
7,439
27% -Sep
35
1,100
37 %
Dec
43
Jan
41%
110
41 %
i> ic
48
Api
45
75
6 7 it
•
58
1674
86%
23%
100
60
Dec
Jan
52%
Feb
714
301'
Oct
J.
54
40
Sep
24% Nov
122
"
July
Oct
Jan
-56-
2514
6014
Jun
Feb
20
Dec
2>872
681i
Jan
1.550
23%
Dec
90% July
35% Jun
24%
100
6
Mar
16% Mar
Nov
625
89%
2,1
Dec
45
1,585
58
16%
10
100
'
34%
2414 a24%
58
5.7"
400
18-
8814
23%
—
400
Oct
94 %
6 Tit
—___
■
2,780 ft
30
28%
37%
0
V
"7 %'
79(4
39%
'43
*16%
•
19
1,510
-
100-100
10
" 60
100
Oct
102
Jan
440
60 %
50
Nov
75
Mar
51
*
Bank
10
514
700
514
Dec
11%
200
10'/2
Nov
15
% July
2,923
171ft
Oct
2G
Nov
22% Feb
35% Mar
Class
135
18
18%
2'20
17%
21
171ft
178
16%
Sep
Sep
18
4
18'/a
Nov
56 %"
57
530
Mar
68
July
25
24%
25 %
6,113
22%
Sep
31
Jan
3.25
3.30
2,600
3.20
Nov
814
8%
1.090
•
:
•
Corp
Worts—
•
38
37
38
Knapp (Canada) Ltd_.
Weston
27%
57
3.30
Pipeline
__1
2.90
2.90
3.10
35
34
35
15%
15 %
15%
35%
35
35%
33 !ft
33%
Feb
1,695
Nov
13
Mar
35
75
Si
6.70
5
350
Gooderham
201ft
Mar
40
July
24%> Mar
17ft„
a
30%
15%
Jan
Feb
Webb &
class
(Geo)
A
Class
Zellers
31%
3,675
30 Vo
Sep
38%
20%
warrants——
#
B
—
20
^pp
24%
common——.
Feb
20
8%
Jan
Nov
17 'ft
5114
52%
41%
Jan
52%
9714
97%
65
97
Jun
101%
88
89
455
83
Oct
J. J
131ft :• Oct
300
13
.
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17
3.002
J
V
600
'■
Oct
22
44%
Apr
Apr
S^p
21
Jun
.'an
44
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Sep
225
14
100
34 %
v-w
32
Apr
40% Mar
Sep
Canadian Stock
Dec
Friday
Jan
95
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Aug
15
Exchange
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollar*
Feb
Mav
Par
15%
60
13%
Dec
227„
Jan
52'ft
54:%
813
49%
Nifv
DO'ft
Feb
'16
163b
10,448
14
Jan
20
July
12
Mar
for Week
Share*
Low
30c'
Anglo-Can
Si Timber
•
Sales
Range
of Trices
Sale Price
Abltca Lumber
Rjrage Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Sep
19
30c
10,300
2oc
Sep
1.00
Apr
42
24
Aug
23%
24%
2.925
19'ft
Jan
29!ft
Aug
Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—*
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
_5
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd—
_1
421 is
112
37 %
Jan
46
Mar
7%
8
4.730
6ra
Sen
8% July
2.75 Apr
.
'
7 7 if
Feb
46
High
30c
•
!ft
4.10
2,90 .Nov
'
Ltd
Aug
2,151
a3.50
4%
».
A——a—
24% Mar
2014
10%
a
28%.
91ft
Dec
*•
200
27
Jan
31
July
50
al7!4 al7%
14
Jan
21
Apr
Jun
Canada
9
625
19
18%
19%
1.477
18%
Dec
87
84
25 %
87
568
5014
Feb
aft
May
Dec
3.265
10%
Nov
17
Mar
25%
Sep
35
Feb
12%
12
12%
29%
29
29%
563
6.10
6.10
6.50
1.323
1514
.110
36
37%
870
a9(>
u90
a
•
15
a
5.00
20
*
2.00
Dredge &
General
Canadian
Ingersol Rand Co Ltd——*
Power Si Paper Inv Ltd-—*
265
1 75
3.018
17%
Nov
16%
10
Id %
Pec
May
21% July
10
33
Dec
41
17%
Co Ltd——*
Dock
Investments
2.50
38%
a32% u32ft.
17ft
Ltd—•
Canadian
Canadian
Dee
8.95
15%- Dec
16 7
Food
34
Sep
94
al6%
Ltd- _*
a
Feb
28
Consolidated
Paper Corp
Gas common
Consumers
Rights
103
class A_
Ltd
Standard
Div
Sec
38
40
1.298
35
a7
' a7
75
6
40
40
40
50
42%
41%
42%"
38%
*
37:%
38%**
5,077 :
34% Jan
pfd—*
32
Ltd——•
1
10
——
—
39%
32
88c
——
Mar
%
Mar
48 ft,
Jan
-8
Apr
35
Oct
44
Jan
'66
32
Dec
34
Oct
7.254
.
Sep
36
Oct
45
97e
-7,582
1.60
1.900
83c
Feb
4714 Aug
-
Nov
1.05
Dec
2.05
Sep
Jan
Oct
«
46%' May
Oct
Products
Consolidated
Dalfen's
1.50
1.50
40
40
41%
.—100
115
115
10
*
170
170
225
25
25
150
3
Ltd
—1
Engineering
Works
18
Ltd--—*
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_*
18
1.50
100
Dec
13% Jun
30
Oct
47
Jan
110%
Jan
115
Sep
108
Jan
190
Jun
18
Feb
26
May
39
960
Feb
38
Jan
,
Jau
7%
n7%
75
Jun
East
44%
45%
995
41%
Nov
03
Jan
Ford
58
119
43%-
Nov
55
41
Aug
970
35 % May
u50%
40%
.—
Sugar Co
Canadian
Dominion
36
100
Dominion
&
10% July
9
a
7%
Jun
9%
44% July
17%
17%
500
11%
14%
11%
Sep
20
11%,
Apr
1,714
10%
11 %
Dec
21
10%
2.435
40%.
Nov
20%
Jan
5%
Nov
Co
Motor
(Frank
Ltd
Horner
W)
Foundation
class
Ltd
A
39%
39%
39%
50
50%
501'2
50%
*
ft.
2.10
2.15
A
ft-1
—
class B__—
1
com
■
.Sep
46
50%
Dec
56
2.05
Sep
2.o5
Dec
lift,
Jan
11
Power 7ft
pfd:
of Canada Ltd
Kootenay
Investment
17%
4.95
4.95
43%
5%
39
48%
48%
."2 i
43%
275
Nov
41c
37 %
35 Ti,
12
64,
Mar
25
Ol3,
Oct
79' ft
1.600
12%
„
48c
37 7
•
36%
12
3.665
145
MacLaren
Melchers
Jan
Moore
14%
Feb
Mount
Corp Ltd
Royal Dairies
11%
5
28'ft
Nov
6% Mar
Mount
Royal
Sep
41% Aug
16'ft July
Nov
ll3, May
com
45 % July
Newfoundland
Dec
92
Northern
a21
104
105
128
130
33 ft,
35%
37
%
57
34
70
25
1,653
17%
20
80%
Jan
Oct
1051
•>
Dec
135%
108
Jun
100
30
Nov
St
16% Aug
20
Jan
34
Dec
32 %
Aug
1.586
Nov
703
25!'b
NOV
25
23%
Dec
10%,
25%
Jan
100
10%.
Jan
11
Jan
Nov
14% Mar
8
8
a
10
360
•5
38%
38
38%
990
38%
38 ft.
39%
8,755
8
11
Nov
15
34%
Sep
37
Oct
45% July
39% Dec
16% Jun
11%
*
see page
42.
-
12% Dec
10%
120
Jan
7
Apr
14% May
11%
12%,
14,945
1007»
100 ft,
10%,
Jan
102
655
100 %
Dec
6
6
300
2.50
Feb
112%
6.50
Feb
Jun
Sep
83
18
45
6,680
7
—*
33
a9
7
104
5
Nov
9
160
60
9-3
Sep
Dec
O
37%
Dec
12% July
9
.1 un
Julv
Api-
46% July
Mar
18.,
18
Dec
26
Jan
10'2
10.)
-1-.
Feb
13
July
Light & Power Co Ltd_10
a51
a51
10
46-':•
Jan
54
Nov
25
53
24'
Nov
28
Mar
of Can 4%ft
Ltd-:
1st pfd
cum
25
com—*
.?934
50
40
-
173
Ltd—_—
*
3%
8
8%
5
30%
30%.
SO3,
2 W
12%
12%
12%
275
al6
25
common
Canada
(1957)
al6
—
class
A—
Ltee
32c
30c
40c
13%
13%.
2.00
—2
Southern Canada
Power 6'ft
pfd—
115
100
45
Jan
Apr
9
Dec
2.00
t
Nov
Nov
i:;
Nov
1.000
11%
13%
•
■_> 7
36 c
Mar
4,402
90 c
10
10%
—
Ltd
.
90c
1
Ltd——.
4.30
July
*
Ltd--
Inc__——
Gas
■.
39 ft
900
Corp
Mills
Shop & Save
Rights
Sobeys Stores
Soca
12ft2
18%
Chains
Maurice
Jan
a9
4314
——*
Ltd
10ft.
4314
*
._
a
,
58
23%
100
100
alO%
alOft
Warrants
Jan
770
20%
—
1,225
18
Steel
12
3.440
IOTII
alO
75
13
12%
10%
Telephone
48%. Mar
59
14'%
23%
*
7%
Feb
Jan
—*
Premier
Renold
*
—B
7ft,
13
.
common^—*
Ltd—
Quebec
43 %> Jan
37% July
28'% Mar
Ltd
Quebec Power Co Ltd
Power Corp
Nov
143
2,667
33
24
Aug
24% May
Oct
3
8
"1.100
12%
Corp—1
Co__
Paper
Mills
Rice
Nov
Feb
&
Canada
41
14 Tii
common
preferred
Mussens
80
33',.
*
Dep rets
Power
Distilleries
3
36
*
7%
Investment
Dec
26%
.
class
Jan
'
50
a23% si.23%
33%.
Inc
Canadian
i'82
*
—.—
AUred
Participating
IIs;.
105
common.. •
Ltd
Kelly Douglas Ltd class A
Lambert
82
129
58
common
42c
Dec
Oct
38
u21
10
Secord Candy Shops—
Bros Ltd—
Ltd
46%
35c
33%
1.538
al2 iii2%
a
International
preferred—25
Internationa) Nickel of
Canada com
•
International Paper common
7.60
International Petroleum Co
Ltd
•
International Utilities
Corp
:3
Interprovinclal Pipe
Lines——
5
Iroquois Glass preferred
(M)
Club
41 !ft
10
Lewis
46 % Mar
Sep
3,325
330
36%
9
6.320
„
12
5 l-i
100
Loeb
Jockey
ft
May
11 %
50
.John)
Oct
87%.
'ft
pfd
conv
London
67
§
preferred
Bronze 6ft
Nov
42:%
49 7
•
—
6ft
"
90
38
2,620
9' ft
10
Cement
footnotes,
Dec
1714
29%
—
Steel
11
—
preferred
Oils
18 ft.
Jan
common
B
Apr
17%
Nov
14'ft
:———— ...20c
class
36 %
Oct
13%
Power—...—_—
Toronto-Dominion
Triad
a
(Robti
Nov
16%
ft
.15% -Nov
a
11
Canada Ltd
Jan
—
—
1
non
Massey-Ferguson
Texaco
23%
40%
MacKinnon Structural
Steel
MacMillan Si Bloedel class B
29%
36%
30% Mar
v
31% May
15% May
4.68%
For
No
Dec
Nov
—___
5%<R
231ft
93
141ft
a
Ltd
Feb
Oct
1,021
'
'
16%
11
——
lifts Mar
1
Service
Jan
12% Jan
7,50-Dec
6,002
35%
17%
Steinbergs class A
5 % ft
preferred —ft—ft———-
40
1%
com
Mitchell
Feb
180
—————*
Laura
14%
225
'
—
Public
Jan
10%
1,487
'8 4
:67a
preferred-———-— .10
Steel—
'
'14
16%'
—
com——*
Dec-
8
480
—'
Llmlteo
6ft
363
1
Investment clas
Labatt
26%
261ft
■
40,
84
79%
-
Structural
2.464
Mining
Jamaica
Canada
Steel Co of Canada.—.
11
10
.
Aug
Sep
"
9414
Simpsons
10%
•
preferred
of
v
46%
•
20
——
$4.50
Williams
Standard
97fta
*
War ranis
16% July
5314 July
11
400
17%'
18
Inc
15%,
"lOO
Imperial
30
17
Mar
58
Feb
20
2,230
•
Jan
al5
...
Bank
29
94%
common
Jan
45'ft
common
Imperial
.750
•
Jan
8
Pauer
7.50
30
—•
47%
45
Canada
—ft
Home Oil class A
Class B
Home & Pittfield
7.50
28%
—-100
80
1414
Fraser Cos Ltd
common
Petroleum oreferrad
Frosst & Co (Chas
E)_.
Inland
Salada-Shlrriff-Horsey
Catelli
Holt, Renfrew
A
24
•
Great Lakes Paper Co
Ltd
class
ue c
a3.50
French
$2.25
Cement
preferred——±—_
12%
_*
preferred
General Bakeries Ltd
Genera) Dynamics
General Motors
2.761
30
common———*
Dec
Dec
10:'.,
Famous Playera
Canadian Corp
Rights
Lawrence
5%
Canada
45%
A
5ft
Ltd
Sogemines
al4!4
Ford Motor Co
Howard Smith
Hudson Bay
Co
181 ft
28%
Gatlneau Power
Oil
14
14
6,607
1
of
130
U%
6%
Paper class 'A'
♦
Royal Bank of Canada———_——10
Feb
*
Co
22% ftv..ft:
11%
16%
•
common
42%
3
31%
*
Corp
Foundation
(Canada)
Southern
73
582
93
i«;
*
-
Heating Prod class
22%
al4%*1
Sicard
•
Eddy Match
Enamel &
40
35
Jan
3ftft
ft—
1,715
*
—
V)
52%
common.
■
29
53% May
,
46%
16%
Dec
280
'
.—
Electrolux
(A
1514
Ltd
Canada
Mar
May
49% Feb
44%. Sep
12% Oct
45%
14
Shawinlgan Water & Power common—*
Series
A 4%
pfd—;
ft—50
Series
B
4% ft
preferred—;
50
11%
43lft
Coal
Brewery
50
2.390
2,040
»4
Dec
89
.—
Pont of
Dec
14 */4
25
52
Lea
4931
53%.
8%
994
20%
"lOO
-
46%
17%
11%
a—
.
11
Dec
al8
I—.'
Dow
aft-
7.75
13-,
Donohue
3.00 Mar
1,600
16
1
_
15 V
ft
;—*
St Lawrence Corp common
17
...
Feb
Rolland
6t
73
17 ft*
preferred
19
30
_1
Ltd—
Jan-
100
•
;
common
(Canada)
Jan
1414
42%
25
corn-
"Dec
*
9% Aug
4.50 Aug
7.95
18%
•
14
47%
'
Class A
Roe
27%
~
Gas
18
15
514
—a
preferred.—
Foundries & Steel
Stcrw
Reitman's
11%
»
Crown Zellerbach
class A
A
natural
19%
•
Feb
623
•
Quebec Power
Walker
~
.„
96
13%
100
common
32%
73
•
A—
Nov
13
•
—
TransDort
4.00
'
72
" 46
•
4preferred
Provincial
14 T'i,
*
50
7.50
•'
—*
Power Corp of Canada
Price Bros Si Co Ltd common
20
*
a90% a90%
2
—-—-•
Sep
12 ft,
•
Steel
16%
11-%
•
B
Dominion
Dominion
17%
Co——
6%
93
Ltd..——
51
Jan
11%
24%. July
24%
J)
Glas^
River
Oct
24%
10
Oct
27
„
—•
Nov
50
aO
"lOO
;
Consolidated Mining &
Smelting
Consumers Glass
Preferred:
Jun
May
Sep
July
May
July
May
7.75
1414
•
common
Combined Enterprises
Dominion Bridge
Dominion Coal 6%
Dominion Corsets
f
13% Oct
1.315
|
e
_
20y4May
44
85
49%
-•
.
Sep
11
16
•
DUtlllers Seagram*
i
255
0
Oct-
,.755
13
common
15%
u4.50
11%
17-%
46
2)3
46%
——ft—ft—— .*
—
28
a4.50
-80
ft ft-—.ft——,
c
_
Co
Jan
Powell
Sherwin
•
1.045
Jun
46
—
1
warrants
18
11
e
18% V
.39
33
common—___•
520
7%
-
17%
__
.*
115
a3.50
7.90
May
-10
.
1,089
a3.50
—1
common.
„
33%
2,720
a4.50
43
15
—
Products
Ltd
Royalite
preferred—20
Companies
Columbia Cellulose
7 ft
40
25
16%
Cockshutt Farm
Dominion
275
all
•
Dec
202
High
Jan
45%
Ltd
A
Locomotive
Dominion
25%
16%
5r/r preferred
;
Canadian Pacific
Railway
Canadian Petroflna Ltd
preferred
Canadian Vlckers
Class
Sep
all
—10
Ltd—
Page-Hersey Tubes
Quebec
Canadian International Power
Preferred
■
24%
44 V\
—
class
Feb
30
Preferred:
Corbys
76
241'a
45
Jun
39
common—
Pacific Petroleums
37% Mar
%
•
Husky
Canadian Hydrocarbons
(B
Dec
Oct
150
Canadian
Coghlin
28%
20
54%
1,380
_.
Oil
Mar
Nov
571a
Class B preferred
•
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class
A_50c
Class B
•
Canadian
37
25
21%
24
A———
Co
Converters
Canad ian
26% Sep
1,339
34
25
Chemical
Canadian
3,(00
57
series.—
Canadian
Va
2714
2014
12.60
—
Canadian Celaneae common
$1.75 series
preferred
Canadian
Dec
20%
Aluminum
Canadian Canner
20
_10
——
British
Nov
26
_•
29
100
Light So Power
Flour
Mills
common
Ontario
Jun
39
18
3314
■
Jan
Low
Jan
13% July
2,205
26
-26
29-%
22%
Scotia
Nova
19%
33%
,
Canada Steamship common
5% preferred
Canadian Aviation Electronics
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries common
Canadian
18%
..30
common.
prei erred
18%
»
$1.30 preferred
Canada Iron Foundries commonCanada Malting common
:
4%'J
•
,
Jan
1.750
-—-—-5
————
National
Feb
Penmans
Canada Cement
22%
25%
40%
Dec
18
9% Nov
9
Jan
5.447
23%-
common———..——*
Norunda
British Columbia Forest ProductsBritish Columbia Power
British Columbia Telephone
24%
39
——
Trust
&
High
24%
—40
—
—
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
»
Preferred
Sales
24%
25%
•
B
Morgan
4%%
Shares
17%
Molson Breweries Ltd class A
Class
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Montreal Locomotive
—-
red
cum
Low
93a
Electric—
preferred
4 %e/"c
■4%%
High
8 7 i.
18)
Week's
Range
Last
Range Srnce Jan. 1
«):f«
—ft.——
Brazilian Traction Light & PowerBritish American Oil common
STOCKS
10
33% July
14
17 Vb
1.60
Oct
26
Mar
Nov
Aug
Apr
25.400
-
30:
Dec
40c
Dec
5 J
12 r'
Oct
15ft2
Aug
100
2 1
Dec
2.50
Sep
115
115
10
110
Oct
15%
15%
600
14
Sep
1614
Feb
38
37%
38 la
760
35
Oct
44
Jan
31
32'a
215
20
Jan
11%
11%
11%
2,100
10
2,565
15:
131
Jan
'
Supertest
Petroleum
Ltd-_
Traders Finance Corp claas A
Trans-Canada
Corp Fund——
Trans Mountain Oil
Union
Gas
of
Pipe Line Co_
Canada
Ltd—
*'
■
—
.
•
10
•
•
17
163,
21
21
100
•
2.25
2.20
2.39
16. "21
•
2.90
2.75
2.95
3.900
3
United
17
■
32ft2
Oct
15%
Apr
Jan
19% July
Jun
2.
27!%
Aug
3.75 Mar
«
Mar
19G
Volume
2*umber 5909
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2651)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Toronto Stock
for Week
of Prices
Low
Shares
Range Srncc Jan. 1
High
Low
Mines
Mines
Arno
Aull
Metal
Ltd—
12
11%
12
1.300
_•
13c
12c
15C
39,023
a2
a2
300
II
„
_»
Mines
8 Vac
II
Be
32c
Talc
Band-Ore
Ltd
Gold
1
Mine
Bellechasse
Lake
Mines
Ltd
Oil
<fe
Ges
July
500
3c
Sep
(ic
Sep
25c
Nov
85c
Feb
8,500
5c
16c
3.000
11c
.
4%»c
1 19,355
;•
5c
21c
Apr
Nov
33c
Jan
8C
Feb
4c
Nov
20c
4C
Aug
July
10c
Feb
42c
Jan
84c
Feb
4%C
Dec
13c
Mar
4%.c
10,500
50c
-i
Oct
2,000
40 c
4c
50c
Dec
24.100
35c
__
59c
45.750
4,500
1.30 Mar
5c
_i
i
«
Tungstfci
22c
4,700
18c
-19c
6c
15c
»
20c
31.215
Mines
Abitibi
Power
2.42
1.000
8c
15c
5 Vise
2.42
-
Dee
Dec
Ltd
&
Class
•
15c
29,500
22,000
5c
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Uranium- M5r.es
Ltd
22
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4c
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1
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400
19 V
Oct
24,800
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Dec
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Common
Canadian
Devonian-
Canalask
Nickel
Canorama
Canuba
Petroleums
Manes
Ltd
Explorations
Mines
Ltd_%
3.50
3.60
1.200
3c
3c
5 Vac
16,300
3c
Dec
10c
Mar
44c
47c
4,300
13c
Feb
50c
Aug
3.50
Dec
5.80
Jan
5c
20,500
3c
Dec
14c
Apr
8c
9c
30,000
7c
Sep
29c
May
14c
Ltdl
Explorations
Manitoba.Mrr.es
Ltd
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Ltd. .1
Aug
61c
Oct
5c
Nov
15c
Jan
3.60
Feb
50c
Yellowknife
Gold-.
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Trunk-.
5
Cons
50
—
Compagnie Miniere LVngava
Coniagas Mines Ltel....,
4%
Co
Lead
Controls
Warrants
3,268
7c
Dec
10,000
15c
Aug
28c
Oct
Anglo
50c
400
45c
Sep
99c
Mar
Anglo
Canadian
Anglo
3C
Sep
12c
May
6c
Dec
22c
Feb
2,500
7c
Dec
18c
Jan
Ansil
soc¬
50c
500
50c
Dec
50c
Dec
12
1,425
Dec
4 Vise
5'isc
4,000
Nov
lOVc Mar
Devon-Palmer
Dolsan
Fab
Oils
Mines
Mines
Metal
L:cL'.'. 1
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7c
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9.70
3c
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85c
500
Gc
ltd
19
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1
150
10c
6,500
Dec
1.60
Jan "
17c
Apr
21V May
9c
Oct
22c
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1,560
24
4c
5c
7,000
3 Vc
8c
Gc
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30C
8%c.
30c
Feb
Mar
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30V
31
4c
1
Ltd
19
9c
9c
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1,100
85c
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85c
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Ltd....
32
Apr
V
Dec
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Dec
Jan
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5c
Jan
22c
May
1,900
30c
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93c
Jan
41 -»c
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Ltd
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Jan
14,000
39c
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9c
500
\
9.70
9.95
200
4 %c
22.400
4c
—5
4c
277ii
27%
36c
——
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28%
1,210
5c
Dec
80c
Jan
,
Jail
21c
May
9
Dec
18%
Jan
3c
Nov
10c
Feb
26V
Dec
5 Vise
35 V May
3Gc
500
36c
Ltd—
$2.40
a
Mines
Ltd
Merrill Lsland
Mining Ltd
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
—
Oct
31c
Nov
82c
Asamera Oil
Ashdown
Ash
10c
Dec
22c
Jan
1,000
18 V
Apr
21% July
20'
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i
5c
1,000
'
26c
Feb
10c
Dec
Gc
26.000
3c
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7c
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1.02
1.02
300
1.315
1.11
6,200
28c
—5
1.10
94 %
32c
4,000
—1
i
87c
80
Ltd
1.97 Mar
95
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99c
24c
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a80c
200
75c
Oct
21c
25c
5,600
13c
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58c-
67 c
84,000
14c
12c:
23 c
43c
May
1.85 Mar
55c
Sep
a80c
X
-
—
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Jan
1.72
30c
—
North American Rare
Atlantic
(1945)
Metals
Opemisca
Ltd-
Ltd
1.24
Sep
56,600
7c
Jan
36 %c
Apr
1.000
5c
Dec
10V2c
Apr
5,625
50c
1.500
4c
4',ac:
31,975
2c:
1.000
Opemiska Copper Mint
Orchan Uranium
Ltd——
4c
Oct
12c
Apr
50c
33 v
31%
33 v
24,850
26 %
May
37'/a July
Pitt
Porcupine
Portage
Prove
Prime
Island
Gas
Quebec
Mines
(Chin
Producer;
1.34 Mar
Sep
Atlas
Yellowknife
Atlin-Ruffncr Mines
18c
Feb
25c
Jan
58c
59c
6,633
58c
Dec
91c
Jan
52c
Nov
1.18
Feb
700
49 va
11
12%
12
22c
Lithium
Oil
Quebeo
Smelting
Red
St
Crest
Gold
Lawrence
SoQth
Corp
River
19c
22c
129,077
32 Vis
34 Va
610
91c
1,100
33 Va
34%
I.360
-50
68
68
68
20
_50
45
45
45
20
44Vis
Oct
48%
Jan
7c
8c
5,500
7,713
7c
Dec
19c
Apr
Mines
100
70c
1.000
9c
Gold Mines
Exploration
Titan
Petroleum
Products
Bailey Selburn Oil
5'>
Trebor Mines Ltd
2nd
United
Valor
Oils
class
of
Consolidated
Lithium
Vanguard
Ventures
Montreal
Mint-.
Barnat
Ltd-
2.75
2.75
600
25 %
27
205
3.50
1
7.00
7.00
7.90
18 Vis
18 Vis
18%
18%
18 V.
1.00
1.03
3,500
19c
19c
3c
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Class
Pcwer
B
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7.05
45c
10c:
6.000
9c
380
2,925
4,300
23c
25c
1.18
1.30
18c
18c
2.60
Jan
Oct
25 Vis
Feb
18%
Dec
24
96c
Oct
1,260
16c
Aug
26c
8c
1,000
8c
Jan
10c
Bibis
20c
Jan
Dec
39c
July
12V4 Mar
Sep
July
1.63
Apr
Black
Bay
Co
62 V
July
84 %
Aug
1
1.53
1.40
1.56
55,230
1.94
Feb
53c
53c
84
1
Dec
60c
Mar
Dec
70c
Apr
Bowater
Dec
64c
Jan
Bowaters
3c
2.GO
4
2,500
7.000
•
1.100
1.400
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20,800
15%C 19%<:
8.000
23c
47.350
10c
Nov
10c
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22,300
10c
Sep
25c
4c
5c
6,700
4c
Dec
9%c
42 V
12.1
41
Sep
52
28
150
26
Nov
36
18c
20c
26,949
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36c
2,200
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—
2.60
Aug
3c
141
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5c
19.200
4.95
4.85
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4.900
3.25
7c 10%c
45.000
5 Vac
10%
107«
3,085
1.55
1.55
100
3c
10%
7.25 Mar
Nov
9c
Mar
Nov
35c
Mar
Dec
9c
Mai-
Feb
5.85
Oct
16c
Dec
15 VB
July
1.48
Nov
Jan
2.84 Mar
Oil
9c
10c
7,000
8c
Dec
13c
lie
13c
15.700
10c
Nov
25c
F-b
8c
8c
9c
15,500
6 %c
Dec
96c
Feb
26c
30c
13,176
24c
Oct
94c
Feli
3%C
3c
3%c
24,570
2c
Dec
9c
Jan
25c
Feb
—
Forest
British
Columbia
jun
10c
Vac
22.500
9 %c
27,600
Packers
4.25
4.30
500
3.85
Sep
6.60
Jan
1.70
1.78
900
1.66
Nov
2.62
Apr
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3c
17c
8c
9%c
4' 2C
3c
4c
8,500
17c
17c
2,400
29
400
27%
1
3c
Dec
9 vac
Feb
15c
Sep
30c
Mar
23
Nov
32% Mai-
7c
8%c
16,300
7c
Dec
9%c
11c
7,000
8 Vac
Nov
4,000
3C
Jan
4c
4%c
*
29c
Mar
34c
Mar
7c
Aug
class
Columbia Power
Columbia
14.000
5c
Sep
10c
Jan
58c
19,560
45c
Sep
79c
Mar
.50
42 VI.
42%,
350
39V
Oct
47
Aug
46
4.6 v
150
-50
46 v
1
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Mines
1
-100
Oct
50'/a
Feb
3,169
6
Jan
10
Nov
60
44
Oct
49 %
tc
8c
19,600
5.00
5.25
8,616
J-
2.25
II.763
4.35
4.60
44 Vb
44 %
1.94
2.25
50
3,971
7c
Sep
4.90 Dec
4.35
Dec
44%
Dec
1.85
Oct
Apr
15%c Mar
8.40
7%
48
Feb
Apr
May
3.30 Mar
33
34
12,796
31 Vis
Nov
44%
70 vu
70^,,
105
65%'i
Oct
78
Feb
39Va
40
Oct
48
Aug
115
81%
Nov
91
May
43 •'
Dec
48%
L -50
49 Vis
49 v
410
47
Oct
11 Va
Oct
Oct
18
May
Sep
18
May
75
8,475
A
37V
b
33 Va
Oct
40 % Mar
527
39 %
Sep
47V May
43c
Nov
60c
Nov
14V
0,600
973
9%
I
4,175
2.25
Sep
32.500
5c
Nov
-1
2,950
-1
1,000
1.30
5%c
Jaii
Sep
3.70
39c
9c
——1
39
Nov
11c
896
Oils..
Oct
6%c
16 V
Jan
24
1,185
————
28%
4,800
—
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Jan
Feb
Aug
2.55 May
935
Mines
Feb
13
13%
3,906
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—1
Lake.
18
140
—
—,
Aug
52% Aug
585
-1
11%
Oct
Jan
Jan
Feb
July
14 V Mar
-—
26 %c
Feb
1
23,859
11c
Nov
42c
Jun
25c
—
Petroleum
May
225
Extension
preferred
45
9;,n
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„1
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary
Power
new
5^
7c
Apr
44 V a
8%
4 44
5.15
8c
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&
Burlington
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50
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Cadamet
30c
16c
6 Vise
444.1
—
Burns
Cable
Nov
Jan
Aug
82%,
Gold
Reel
24c
43%,
——
Mining
Hill
Dec
-10U
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Ankerite
Buffalo
Bunker
1 08
6c.
—
British
Buffalo
10
27%c Mar
13c
Products
—
Buffadison
May
Nov
-50
——
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Company
26c
Sep
7c
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13c
51c
33%
—
-
preferred
preferred —,
5V2V0 preferred
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8,300
15c
14,000
4.40
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May
13,935
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Broulan
2.05
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preferred
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57c
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54c
—
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21.300
10c
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Sep
68c
61c
63c
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Feb
1
—
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British
44 Vb
15c
16c
preferred
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Jun
-1
—
preferred
Jan
17,424
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—
—
Ltd
Jan
Jan
43%,
62c
—1
Mar
1.32
7c
Boymar Gold Mines
2.30
Dee
63c
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47c
30
61c
42;V,
Vise
13% May
39,305
70c
9
Feb
Feb
Mar
25c
1
—
Jun
Nov
61c
61c
Jan
May
8%c Dec
1
Jan
Sep
42 V
6%
Jan
23
120
65c
9c
1
Feb
2.30
Sep
340
24
1
:
12c
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7 Vis
24
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Mersey
26c
27
7%
6'aC
14c
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1.02 Aug
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1
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72c
16c
27%
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19c
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53c
7,700
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25c
1.24
500
c
12 Vac.
common
;
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Feb
Sep
Jan
19 Vise
Bidcop Mines Ltd
Bouzan
Jan
July
50%
Mines
Uranium
Borduiac
Feb
2.00
65%
—
Yukon
.
1,234
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Mines
Jan
3c
1
42.
10%
16 Vis
5,149
—
Britalta Petroleum
1
page
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155
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57
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23c
3%c
1
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72%,
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Dec
1
Products Ltd
2 %
6.50
71 %
A—
Beatty Bros
Feb
*
—1
200
10c
——
6%c
July
3,195
5c
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Dec
Feb
3.15
34% July
4 Vis Aug
55%
Brazilian Traction common—
_
19c
Sep
Feb
72
Mines——.
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4.25
2.50
18V
55%
Petroleums
Lodge
July
Oct
Jan
12 Vac
Jan
*
lie
2.75
Mining
Uranium
Feb
29
15c
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1.24
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?ee
Dec
80c
:
—;
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3.30
-
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6%C
Basco Oil & Gas
Sep
Virginia Mining Cert
Wendell Mineral
7,000
1.45
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Earymin
Lumber
26c
L*d
8c
1,000
-10
Oct
—
Exploration*.
Ltd
7 Vise
—1
Bank of Nova Scotia
2.30
1
Dec
2.70
8c
*
3.50
Mines
200
...
19'is
Dec
29% Mar
1
2.50
——1
Dec
Jan
15
Aug
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2.50
-
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13 Vis
24
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Oct
III-l
Dec
10c
Jan
4.455
-25
Aug,
-
62c
July
1.55
-25
3c
1.55
800
Oct
2c
5%
27%
26%
—
5c
1
45c
1.45
—
preferred-^
60c
•
19 %
Bi—
550
Corp-Ltd—
Ltd....;
1,110
19 va
Dec
26 "/a
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3.000
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22,200
13 Vis
9
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Oil
Bankcno
Building
United Asbestos
196,380
7c
13
Feb
16 Vis May
27 V*
& Gas class A—.
preferred
5%%
Beaver
9c
Corp
62c
4c
-20
;
13,500
Ltd——
47c
13
—
85c:
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Tib
58c
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common
Beaver
19c 20%c
10%i
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Feb
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10%c
Nov
4.95
Aug
1.95 May
1
13%
16c
Dec
1
125
120
2.09
23c
38c
4c
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Mar
21 %c
21,300
10c
71c
93
Aug
Bevoon
l
42 Vi Mar
Dec
Feb
7.90
Ltd.—_1
Nov
Oct
Sep
Apr
1.20
31
6B
5c
16c
1
1.50 Mar
6c
28c
70c
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Sep
10c
5%e
Ltd
13 Vis
Jan
75c
6,500
British
Mines
78c
Jan
45
9.500
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/
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71c
13%
52c
Dec
12,000
5c
Ltd
72c
Sep
32 %
9c
85c
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Sullivan Consolidated Mines Ltd—
Tache
1
13c
6 Vise
Dec
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Mar
6c
9c
9
Feb
Feb
45c
6c
1
Ltd-
18%c Oct
10c
Dec
7.90
Ltd—I——1
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9,300
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6c
4c;
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10%i Aug
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25c
—
2,900
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9 '/aC
12c
14
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1
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9.250
53
-1
5c
43.700
May
Oct
48
10 V
20c
-
fic
13c
7.00 May
24c
Dec
24c
4c
-
1,175
2.50
Ltd.,—
12
22c
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3%C
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6.05
12% May
33 V7
—
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Sep
2.50 Sep
11c
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14,300
49%
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1,150
13c
Mines
38.400
27 c
Clwbougaxn&a. Goldiields Ltd—1
Cobalt & Exploration
—__1
Quebec
6,733
22,650
—1
Gold
11c:
12c
Copper Corp Co Ltd
56c
9v.
Auraaque
9c
22c
Quebec
54c
87«
9 Vis
Aiunacho River Mines
a5c a7%c
42c:
Mar
Oct
Dec
49 tit
—
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23c
Ltd—v
45c
fic
1.50
Mining Corp
Telephone
Bethlehem Cooper Corp
9c
Apr
45% Feb
8c
4.50
preferred——.
3c
38c
22
Dec
Nov
15.185
————.
Dec
1.15. Apr
Dec
40 Vis
21c
-*
25c
,
19
1,300
89.607
Copper
46c
12 V:
Quebec
Quebec
Coast
Steels
900
39c
I
Ltd
5,000
8c
common—.
51.400
2
Mines
540
23c.
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3 V aC
Mining Corp—,_
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42 Vis
Apr
10c
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3c
1
Gold
20
42
21c
9
63c:
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Canadian Exploration Ltd .1
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Pennbec
10 v
42%
common-
2c
3JaC Nov
July
5.15 May
40c
3c
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65c
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7.15
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54c
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42 Va
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2.25
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20c
Apr
5c:
1
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Explorers Ltd
34 Va
6,083
3.200
34%
63c
1
12.815
32c
6.80
——
Atlas
Bicroft
Obalskl
Aug
10V July
7-15
—
Base Metals
fie
2c
,
Nov
1
Acceptance
Baska
15c
50c
4%C
Corp"—Ull
72
5.10
2.35
'
■
Mar
Dec
90
27c
———
Jan
4c
4c
—
24
pfd_50
Paper
&
Acceptance
Apr
5c
New
Gokivue Mi'nts L',d_
—I'
1
New Jack Lake Uranium
Mines Ltd. -1
New Pacific Coal &;
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New Santiago
Mines Ltd—
'
50c
New Spring Coulen Gil
,v Minrls Ltd *
New Vinray Mines
Ltd
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New West Amulet
Mines Ltd
l
Nocana Mines Ltd
l
North American. Aj tx-(t s
Sep
6c
common-
Warrants
Bata
Formaque Mines
Mar
16%
£"*58
8c
—
Associated Arcadia
Bankfield
Nov
67c
New
40 %
Mar
17
11 Vis C
Hardware class B
Temple
Bank
—1
39 %
61c
Nov
Apr
1.000
89 %
94%
i
39 v
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Sep
10
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7c
4,000
1.16
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Molybdenite Corp oi Canada
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375
6.50
;''21%'Jan
38c
—4.75
preferred
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Auto
3,000
10c
4%C
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1
Mclntyre-Porcupine
59 V1
lc
preferred
$2.50
Arjon
Feb
11c
34c
5%c
5 VaC
41
58
6.50
91c
Electric
8c
20%'
—1
59%
Area Mines
Banff
Lingside Copper M.n.r.g Co
475
9,905
1
Auto
10c
1
.
18v
,20c
Pulp
Imperial
Mar
60c
Dec
34c
—...1
Company Ltd
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines
Ltd——l
Kontiki-Lead & Z.-ne. Mines Ltd..
__1
18 V L
'
2.80 Feb
7c
Mines
Aunor
Inspiration Mining- x Dev Co Ltd—1
Ceramic Mining Ltd__"_ l
Iso
13.450
45c
9c
International
Israel
5c
39c
41c
Ltd" 1
Haitian Copper Mining
Corp
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd
12,154
—50c
Exploration
Atlantic
*
Golden Age Mines Ltd
;
Gui-Por Uranium Mints AMetals
Gunnar Mines Ltd....
3,670
12
,
9c
—
Atlantic
Gateway
28
49c
Jan
2.30
Argus Corp common
Dome
27
45c
107u
2.00
16Vb July
5c:
2.100
1
Petroleums
Anthes
io
2.30V
12
1
Anglo Rouyn Mines
12
27,
1.85 May
'
10c
Iluronian
2,500
35,500
2.25
4.25
American
Gc
2.25
:
-
8c
8c
Jun
29c
50
—
Mines—
18c
6c
1.05
25
———
Mines
Pete—
16c
Anchor
1,800
2.30
Earth—!
Rare
7c
—_2.50
Consolidated Denison Mines Ltd
I Ji
Consol Quebec Yellowknife
Mines Ltd-1
pfd
Nepheline
4 Vise
l.lli
•
—
Larder
Leduc
Analogue
Jun
1.10
July
1.02 Jan
•
—
American
Jan
2.55
Dec
75c
*
preferred
Amalgamated
Amalgamated
Dec
1.50
•
1
Minerals
Aluminium Ltd
4.95
6,500
3.155
10
—
2,100
6c
1
—
Warrants
4 ',2 %■
6c
2.85
45e
*
common
Aluminum
,
10
Jan
2.80
6.50
Oils—
——i—_
Roxana
44c
3.80 Mar
Sep
12%
1.15
:
Central
5.20
6c
42c
2.40
8,450
5e
—
Preferred
2.70
2.85
*
common
4 V i> C
_l
—
_
—1
common
Algom Uranium
American
_l
Oct
36c
60c
Exploration's
Alberta Distillers
Anacon
a
Sep
24c
4.250
Akaitcho
Jun
a50c
15%c
Nov
Nov
Nov
Apr
Oct
56c
66c
9'A>c Jan
Feb
6%C
14c
2,900
12 V4
21c
2,000
65c
Jan
Aug
21,125
8
62c
Dec
3c
Vise
8c
Mar
9V
1,000
22
50c
3,440
16 * Lc
Oct
50
375
3,377
1
18%
19
Mar
26.485
12
9.15
Mar
19
5.05
5.20
12
60c
18c
14c.
Oct
450
57c
lla»
.IIIIIIIl
I—~.75c
Ltd..
Cleveland Copper Corp
14c
II" *
—IIIIl
..
Mines
1
_I*
Ltd
Chess Mining Corp
Qhiboug Copper Corp
Chibougamau Jacuk:
Lake
July
47c
Asbestos O;<rp Ltd.—
Chipman
9 %
3c
Cassiar
„
Oils
5%
i
...
Quebec
Central-
Jan
—III
..
Mines
Central-Del Rio
600
Jan
8%
10%
July
2.65
Gas
—-t——-"IT—1
Carbec
Cartier
Ltu
8' i.
24
18 %
Pacific
IIIIl
—
Ltd.
Ltd
8'«
Nov
2.70
Alminex
ZIL__3
22
I8V2
Alberta
?.*fOurces Ltd—
420
23
*
Allied
Collierict.
.
1
Alberta
Jan
40
___i
Dec-
Jan
7c
45c
SeD
Agnico Mines Ltd
Ajax Petroleums
Jan
34
Oct
33
Agew Surpass Shoe.._—
Voting trust
Mar
21c
5,350
17c 18 Vac
18 Vac
High
15,901
40
19
8%c
*
Warrants
2.42
Low
30c
10%
Aerue Gas & Oil
Algoma Steel
Canadian
•
common
19
Apr
42 c
28c
39vtt
23'/a
a
Jan
DecDec
8c
4c
2'aC
39 711
Range Since Jan. 1
High
'
Algoma
*
•
———25
60c
15c
Sep
2.42
Shares
28c
common
Preferred
Acadia Atlantic Sugar
85c
•
'
Paper
for Week
Low
1
Sales
Range
Par
Abacus
'
5c
l
15c
17c'
Week's
of Trices
Sale Price
Alba
Ltd
_i
Burnt Hill
15c
6%c
38c
_i
Belle-Chibongama-u 1£:r.es Ltd_
Blnewater
10c
Apr
4laC
'
'
,.i
Mining Corn Ltd
Jan
4c
15c
4
J
Ltd,
Gold
Feb
4c
€c
—
-i
Red
Beatrice
Mar
6c
11,382
32c
.
Baker
40c
Dec
105,10!)
6c
Exchange
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Last
16% Mai-
Nov
9c
2c
28c
»
.w
Nov
9c
6c
-1
10 Va
6VaCi7%c
6'isc
-1
Ltd_
Ltd.
Are
Friday
Ltd
Exploration
Shown
STOCKS
-1
Atlas Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd.
Aubelie
Mines 3L.fceL:i.v-LviV—
Augustus
Prices
High
Mining and Oil Slocks—
Algom Uranium Mines Ltd—
Alscope Explorations Ltd
Ameranium
(Range for Week Ended December 18)
Sales
Range
Par
39
22.600
40c
Nov
1.27
Feb
19 Vis
Sep
18
11,166
10c
Nov
Jan
*
2.540
*
4,200
Dec
20
Dec
—1———100
50
99%- May
103
Aug
1
600
3.00 Aug
common
—
Calvan Consolidated Oil
—
35
4.00
Feb
49
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2652)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Range
8ale Pries
Low
Par
Calvet
*
6.15
—
Campbell Chibougamau
Canada Bread class B pfd
Preferred
Canada Iron Foundries
6.65
17,080
55%
135
55
25%
74c
May
27
34
184
17%
17!
5.70
4,569
27%
preferred ——-—100
Canada Malting common
*
4U%
Conwest
58
37
28'/a
Jun
a
208
17'/«
Dec
20 Vi
22 %
4,750
20
Dec
37'a
Jan
%
82
82 %
260
80
Nov
100'/a
Feb
57
57
125
1.15
1.05
1.15
12,000
35c
32c
38c
12%
1.-800
54
Jan
76 V«
Canada
Lands
Oil
;—*
-*
B
Class
Canada
Permanent
Canada
Canada
Safeway Ltd preferred
Southern Oils warrants—
Canada
Southern
,Canada
Mtge
45 %
.—10
100
A—
class
Packers
Canada
*
.
57%
1.05
2.470
3.50
7%
7%
7',4
25
6%
Feb
—•
26c
26c
28c
4.600
21c
Sep
9%c
9c
lOVsfC
20.533
8c
80
Feb
Canada Wire & Cable
Sep
Lead
Mining
,
_.
52
33 Va
Sep
34
Oct
42 Vh
common
Class
.
0.50
3,010
Dredge
22
225«
28'2
6%
97c
Fairbanks
7
•
—
3.40
*
—
3.35
3.00
15
1,400
10 V*
16%
55c
Canadian
class
2.17
A ,50c
2.15
Cos
.———_
4.40
_*
153.i
*
48e
——————1
21c
———*
Railway
Canadian Petrofina
Salt
Canadian
Canadian
Tire
Corp
195
72
—1-
Can
10 Vh
Ltd
%
Duvex
Aug
Dynamic
30c
1.00
Sep
1.85
7.70
Dec
14%
Jan
East Malartic
Nov
8.50
Jan
East
12 Vz
July
17c
24%
6,419
1
7 Va Mar
5.395
10.950
21c
87,075
33c
25!
15
30c
15c
1.12 Mar
Dec
30 Va May
80
94
94
Nov
12,050
12 Tit
450
39%
39 T
23Ta
5c
3,100
188
195
30
175
5c
126
Mines
July
Jan
35
July
Dec
16
Mar
1.15
Nov
Slc
98c
202,696
35c
l(ic
14c
19c
32,840
14c
4c
3c
10!aC Nov
13
Oct
15c
Jan
Ford Motor
1.75
Apr
Ford
13
12,415
4,820
4.75 Mar
1.15
1.20
5,020
99c
14c
15c
21.100
9c
4 Vac
1.34
G8c
10,280
COc
45c
51c
12,000
45c
3.15
1,370
67
67
25
2.85
2,95
5,700
187h
20
1,790
12Tu
9c
9c
10c
5,000
8c
13 c
11 Va
•
Oil
.
Mines
Callinan
•
880
11
ll'/a
925
27c
2.020
2.30
Cadillac-
Denison
Mines
7%c
2.30
Nov
2.80
400
Consolidated Fenimore
May
Jan
Frosst
-
,
Jan
53c
Apr
92c
Mar
27 Vac Mar
Dec
1.65
Jan
Dec
89 c
Feb
Aug
3.15
Jun
Feb
68
Sep
4.10
May
Jan
5 'ic
5 Va
19c
5.25 Aug
15
July
50c
Geo
35c
9.75
3,360
28c
32c
14.311
7c
6 Vac
7c
2,400
29c
29c
30c
6,000
97,450
1,940
Red
Poplar
Regcourt Mines
Consolidated
Sannorm
Jan
38c
Jun
53c
May
23Vac
Nov
63c
Jan
5!ac
Nov
10Vac
Jan
$2.80
19c
Jan
36c
Mar
Class
51c
Sep
1.05
Feb
Great
Plains
Sep
4.50
Jan
Great
West
Great
5.25
Feb
17?!,',
Oct
22 %
Feb
87c
I4y2c
5e
5c
8c
31c
30c
31c
19.800
5c
87c
18c
Sep
Sep
1
7c
7>2C
3,550
63c
Feb
11,104
13c
Nov
36c
Mar
12,500
4c
Nov
8c
Feb
4c
2 4 Vac
1
Class B preferred—
7.000
4c
2,333
9c
Nov
7 Vac
8,907
5c
Nov
7*2C
8c
16.000
7c
5 VaC
8,000
5c
Nov
45c
76,750
39c
Dec
20c
.*
3.35
3.25
3.45
383i
373„
3834
11,146
85c
1.00
102,586
100
42,
101'/a
__
101 Va
102
101 101V4
3,935
60
190
3.25
Oct
34
Jan
82c
Nov
100
99
Sep
Sep
Mar
13 %c Mar
Nov
Gc
40c
Jun
1.24 July
7c
Feb
Oct
10c
7c
6c
100
see page
1.20
Jun
40c
_
July
90c
10
common
44c
14c 14!i.c
1
Rights
Apr
2.55 Mar
Jan
1
Mines
Consolidated Sudbury Basin
Consolidated West Petroleum
64c
Dec
10c
__
204,340
1.25
Dec
5,450
1.41
Nov
1.55
1.70
2,840
16c
Vic Dec
1.40
Sej>-
|
Jan
2.15 May
2.65 Mar
2.16
Sep
62
1.32
62
140
53
Jan
72
Apr
.61
62
62
210
53%
Jan
72
Apr
13,600
80c
Jan
2.13
Jun
1.26
1.36
22c
25 c
4,000
20c
Nov
50c
8c
5,000
6 Tic
Nov
14c
12%
12%
12%
25
11%
Oct
15
July
68
Jun
45c
Jan
55
55
55
13
52
Dec
Feb
Jan
16c
15c
18c
6,526
15c
Nov
Gc
5c
7%c
96,000
5c
Dec
30 Va
317
it
10.930
24% May
32 V*
18%
21
4.630
18%
Dec
25% May
16 Va
16 Va
1.296
15%
Sep
19% May
58c
Nov
16 3
i
__1
73c
73c
19,550
VaC
lc
84,995
Vic
4.30
4.10
4.35
3,038
3.65
10c
16c
1,520
9c
Nov
63c
63c
67c
25,950
34c
47
47
47
115
Sep
Sep
63c
1
65c
65c
-15
87
Oct
Now
39
68c
2,520
82 Vi
87
4,856
164
170
2,600
108'%
.*
ll7,.
12
3,585
10%
5c
5c
1.500
5c
Oct
25%
Sep
29%
15 Vic Mar
Dec
1.12 Mar
35c
8.25
Jan
Feb
•
28%
291
415
a
1
Feb
1.12
Jan
51
1.50
Feb
Apr
65C
Jan
50
Jan
87
Jan
187
Jun
17
Mar
Nov
11 Vic
35
Dec
Feb
Mar
(i.50
1,325
4.25
Nov
9.00
Jan
1.95
2.15
38,785
1.01
Sep
2.75
Jun
82
2.15
82
100
-
19 Vic
6.25
10
151
30
75
Jan
85
Jun
666
15
Dec
16%
Oct
15
15%
63i
—*
7
346
•
5% Oct
7% Mar
25c
.
Jun
14c
Class
6c
12,500
4%c
Dec
36
37'%
1,185
33%
Sep
96
96
96
35
94%
Oct
96
Sep
15Tb
Sep
7
Jan
10%
Jun
14Tb
Sep
20 Va
Nov
Nov
101
101
30
Va
17%
18%
5.900
*
7 Va
7%
7%
25
1
20
18%
20
2,760
1
44 Vi
„
405
40
43'% Mar
50%
50
51
365
1.10
1.10
1.10
400
4.440
1.05
90c
1.10
31
31
*
14 %
14%
15
•
-
„1
Gold
Mines
1
10r'u
24c
l
15'%C
10%
11!',i
8.166
59c
Feb
Aug
14c
Mar
15 Vie 15 Vic
3,000
15c
6,000
24
6,000
190
464
41
41%
6Ti
6%
805
1.650
1
common
1.15
50
1.30
1.150~
6 V
40 %
41
1,155
25 Vi
7.25
25:%
450
7.10
7.60
410
6%
6%
2.100
2.00
2.40
2,435
it
2.40
Dec
Nov
7c
24c
1.20
ll'/a
20c
23
40%
Jun
Mar
1.55 Mar
5,160
23c
1
Aug
May
10 <-no
182
*
6.25 Mar
Aug
7c
7c
190
>
-
20c
22 Vhc 25!"'
14c 15 Vic
.__
19%
Dec
!
common
1.40
36
Nov
*
'
A——
1.50
Jan
70c
Jan
56% July
Oct.
10c
■_'*
*
63%
Dec
1,600
—l
—,
24 Vi Mar
10%
7.200
Apr
108 Vi Mar
30
lie
7c
46% May
104
90c
80c
50
;
common
Sep
75c
1
1
25
776'
1.00
10c
lie
*
22c
20c
120
40V
Dec
Dec
Nov
25c
4-6%c
26c
May
230
Nov
48
6
Jun
14c
Oct
Jun
Feb
Nov
"Jun
Jan
7% May
38c
Mar
1.00 Sep
35% May
45 %
23 %
Feb
30 % July
Dec
10 Vi
7.80
5
2.00
38
2.25 Mar
Aug
May
6%
Aug
Jan
Sen^
3.35
Jan
41 %
Feb
Mar
Develop
Coal
39%
35
2.20
2.15
2.25
760
2.00
Dec
3.30
Jan
—1
12%
12
12%
3.075
10%
Sep
21%
Jan
4.
—
class
39! i
_*
4.95
4.95
5
150-
4.50
Oct
3.80
3.80
3.80
100
3.50 Oct
8
_50
—
warrants
A
B
7%
;
•
11
11
*
Lines
Mines
Lead
Nov
9
Jun
9%
Feb
14
Aug
11
U ',4
1.200
Aug
9%
Jan
13Ta
5.00
80
3.90
Apr
6.15
5.85
600
4.50
Apr
8.00 Aug
a
3c
3c
11%
♦
31
28.100
a c
11%
510
Sep
20c
13 Vi Mar
Mar
10%
Sep
5c
5c
3.150
5c
Sep
6c
6c
6c
1.000
5%c
Dec
13c
Feb
—1
9.R0
9.50
9.85
*9.00
Dec
19
Jan
1
Gunnar Mines
Warrants
90c
87c
19
common-
Preferred
Lake
Mines
Gold
99c
20.860
*
9%-
9%
9%
225
3%
Jan
30
Gurney Products
Hallnor
Aug
3c
1
:
—
Mines-
Gwillim
Feb~
5%
1.019
5.00
.*
-
Uranium
Greyhound
5.50
2.100
11%
5.85
warrants
Greyhawk
6.75 Mar
11
*
-
1958 warrants
Gulch
45 7
Drilling common_50c
Saddlery—
Winnipeg Gas—:
Voting trust
Gulf
101
17
1
West
1956
Nov
5c
36%
—100
—
Gas
7Vic
5%c
•
-100
Greater
8,500
1.60
1.69
*
B
1.15 May
25c25!ijc
17,000
1.30
1.55
*
preferred
Nov
1.01
7J/aC
1.60
20c
class
Northern
! Warrants
2.45
8,645
6
2.00 May
7 VaC
;
—;
Great.
24c
II,390
6 VaC
Nov
Sep
1.69
Warrants
4G.c
1.16
7Toc
5c
19
Mines
47c
8,701
20'«
1
Granduc
3,799
1.08
85c
8c
—
Great Lakes Paper
Great Lakes Power
16,200
19>4
Ltd"—.—1
Apr
GOc
♦
Mine
4.10 May
30c
1
Pershcourt
4.20
3.00
2
Consolidated
16 Vh May
Sep
27c
__
13,100
25,962
—c
'.
Canada
Mackay
Jun
2.50
Gc
1.35
Dec
Feb
July
1
—
Tire
preferred
GOc
i.ig
1
22c
Dec
Dec
49
2.75
191 h
_l
Goldray
Goodyear
30c
•
Mines
•
Goldfields Mining
Feb
Apr
2.81
—1
1
Apr
Gordon
.135,167
9%
5c
10
Grandroy Mines
9.05
20%
22c
-
10c
Feb
3.55
20
1.15
1
Ltd
;
15c
Aug
29c
92 Va
Jan
Aug
1
;
July
1
Consolidated
Feb
Mines
8c
31c
Marbenor
Goldale
20c
43c
Consolidated
Consolidated
Mar
16c
Nov
14 !'u
18
1.30
1
19c
34c
02c
Mines
46c
Mines.!
Dec
43c
2.85
Oils
Nov
Mining
Uran
Nov
30c
58c
Northland
11c
13c
1
Prospecting
Dec
43c
2.75
Nicholson
30,000
Ltd
7c
3iM>e
60c
.
14c
;
-.50c
4c
6,375
2.85
Consolidated Mosher
Consolidated Negus Mines
Nfay
—
7c
78.380
1
Smelting
15c
7c
1%
I,000
79,532
1
Explor
Nov
__l
7,924
50c
Howdy
&
Apr
Mar
7c
:
12,000
3.80
Consolidated
Consolidated Morrison
12
9,500
Co
Yellowknife
Nov
Nov
Oct
12.25
•
Giant
Aug
35c
1
Jan
44c
Golden
Consolidated Marcus Gold Ltd—
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils L|td
1,395
9c
common
Scientific
Jan
Halliwell
Mines
10%
7c
—
Ltd
Mines
Genex
27c
Consolidated
Gold
4.00
Apr
.133,800
3.65
1
Sep
Sep
A
70c
Consolidated
Arrow
10%
General Products Mfg class A.
Steel Wares common-^-
20c
48c
49
Jan
103-i
_1
General
Feb
39c
3.75
22%
—•
Motors
Glacier
'
Dec
100
A)
General
Glenn
4c
14
'
General Petroleum
Mar
9c
452
5,255
Dynamics
May
9c
Jan
37
5,022
•
General
75c
7c
Dec
May
Jan
ii
Development
Sep
4c
4
18%
preferred
General
Sep
6c
July
-
12
16 3
52
—•
Bakeries
Jan
2.00 Mar
19VaC
52 3
54 %
—
Power
Mines
14
2,002
10
Jan
18%
common—
preferred
Oeco
Dec
10,500
Dec
6% Dec
15%
S)—
General
21c
48,500
6
413i
Jan
52
__1
preferred
20%
7 Vac
15Ts May
18'%
Mining
Gatineau
Jau
6 Vac
13 Vi
24 Vi Mar
Dec
*
Trailer
Gaitwin
Sep
6c
%
Jun
Apr
9%
8.90
20
32
40...
Oct
21% May
Apr
8 VaC Mar
Jan
.12.26
y
*
1.11
35% July
Jan
16Tb
—
Ltd
Fruehauf
Sep
7
Mines
25c
505
Jan
74c
Dec
Sep
23.50
Ltd
(Charles
10 Va
1
Lake
10
15T4
•
19Vic Nov
common—*
Co
Debentures
43c
_*
—
3.50
1,815
„
15%
A_.
(U
Petroleum
1,000
1
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Consolidated. East Crest
10c
18 7
18 Va
15%
.
Companies
12,400
1
.
Discovery
1.90
22Ti
1
Mines
Frobisher
55c
4c
1
Warrants
footnotes,
Aug
Sep
80c
5,175
43c
32
-
Frase-r
12 3 4
i
50c
7 Vac
Central
Consolidated
For
2.30
5c
tie
Flin-
Consolidated
A
Jan
19!ac
65c
*
1
Gamma-
9,300
4.00
12 T
—
*
Consolidated Bellekeno
13c
3.90
27c
1
.2.50
Mines
Co
50
20
*
-
Con
Gas
2.30
2.94
*
——-
Peak
Jan
9.20
Sep
3.10
•
-
.
—
Consolidated
3.10
Dec
Nov
1,
—
Consolidated
19c
•
—
Consolidated Mining
Consolidated Mogul
Nov
25c
4'3c
8,961
31T(i
32
Minfis——-
class
Co
Foundation
Francoeur
Nov
600
88c
31
32
Canada.
Dec
Oct
43c
82c
790
Manufacturing
of
Class
National —
Gillies
Fleet
Dec
13c
3.10
1
■„
Beta
13
Jan
6.00
43c
.
1
Petroleum
Key Mines
Consolidated Allenbee
3c
40 %c
25
Enterprises
Metals
60c
4
1
3.90
Combined
Class
1.02
.*
Mines
Combined
Consumers
7.100
8,300
Gold
Consolidated
4.90
25,100
Cellulose
Consolidated
35c
89,245
:
55c
9.40 May
0.00
13c
———
Nov
11%
57c
Reco
Grain
Farwest
Feb
2 VaC
43c
88c
31 Vi-
-50c
Mining
Mining
Federal
Gc
13c
Equipment-
Fatima
Jan
78c
48c
s—
Feb
Apr
500
1.26
63c
Oct
%c
VaC
1.07
3,050
48 %c
_
9
—25c
2.45
Dec
4,142
Mines-—!
75c
Cop Min
1
Mining & Smelting—1
■
11,033
Feb
5c
1,500
Smelting
13c 13 %c
Jan
9c
Vac
Farm
Consolidated
'
Mar
13C
450
Ltd
1.10
39c
-
Uranium
French
15c
Jan
25c
Canadian—„
26c
Jan
5.90
1.20
34c
Jun
Warrants
Fargo Oils
7c
36c
&
Players
1.05
9c
74c
Dec
15c
'%c
10cll'%c
31%
14'a
53
Mar
Sep
10c
Nickel
23
39c
——
Consolidated
Falconbridge
50
Sep
23c
17,312
28c 29
Jan
500
40
22,750
Augt
1
1.43
50
Mar
6,814
;
14%
1,433
40c
7
Insurance—
29%
42
July
0.00
i
1.30
lie
15c
52:%
—:
14%
42
Jan
5,750
Vi
1
29 %
1 li-
18c
•
■
_1
Ltd
Faraday
10
Sep
51
Corp
July
19c
Jan
6%
Ltd
Life
Feb
Dec
6c
(i.00
Developments
Famous
1
.
Mines
Consolidated
Emco
May
8c
7
Fanny Farmer Candy
1
.
Willans
Coniaurum
«&
Mining
Sol
Feb
42
J Gc
,
Jan
3.35
6.00
Mines
El
Jan
1
Mines
Mines
Eldrich
77
1
—
Mines
Mining
Coniagas
Elder
35
*
4,000
10,750 '
Apr
•
Explorers Allia-nce
3.00
985
6c
Jan
May
205,600
*
24
15,714
9c
9%
Gc
20
Nov
1.35
8c
'
6c
52%
A
Nov
713 4
—
8Vi>
15c
—
8%
•
A
Eureka
9 Vac
58
i--—
—
Feb
Jaculet
Conduits
class
class
Empire
200
48% Jun
1.85
Dec
1
14
1
.
——c.,
Comrnonwealtli
Oil
Paper
Common
45
Sep
100
1,335
—
23
*
—
<
Oil
Lake
Eddy
31% Mar
Jan
Jan
Jun
Eastwood
15% May
Nov
11W Mar
18
1
105
53
1.35
1,665
Gold
50
1
Porcupine—
Columbia
Feb
Dec
Amphl
Sullivan
20
_*
——
Ltd
Chrysler
Coin
40c
30c
22
6,200
Cody
Oct
Feb
Jan
9,498
13,181
Cockshutt
20 «-4
84c
2,414
4
24%
u
Nov
Sep
52%
'
12
Mines
48c
13c
9.60
—
Mines
4.00
2.60
Apr
6%c Nov
1
70c
11%.
1.75
600
9,750
•
5,350
East
13,435
8c
Jan
Jan
Apr
1.40
203H
Minerals
3,200
05c
Cochenour
&
Apr
5.15
23% July
17% May
1.35
9%
Petroleum
12.638
15?*
°
13c
Oils
4.00
i
2.30
.
6 VaC
i
7c
9.00
—
8.00
15
2.20
'■
■
20%
common
7.70
45c
;/'
9 •'.j
—
4.40
103
Sep
common—*
Chemical
1.04
62c
2.65
360
9.25
common
•
23c
5.20
Gold
&
5,750
Jun
1,100
21
2.70
;
24c
Dec
Aug
8
3.75
20%
21
common—1
Mines
9%
53c
Chimo
Donald a
4.00
4.95
Chromium
Dec
Nov
5.20
Kayrand
11%
Dec
•
Chib
Tar
Domimon Textile
Jan
81c
Rio
Ciiiboug
Dec
,
Dec
20:%
!-—
Invest
430
—
Gold
Chibougamau
Jan
53/4
54c
Cheskirk
2.90
7 Va
1
Chesterville
Nov
2.00
*
Charter
Dominion
Jan
130
Trethewey
Central
75c
407
Cay.zoT Athabaska
Pat
26% Mar
Dec
Oct
1.90
20c
—
—
Dominion Steel & Coal
Dominion Stores
15
Scottish
72
__1
.
Quartz—
Asbestos Corp
,!
& Steel
Magnesium
29
!,
Mines
Met Explorations
Warrants
—C——
Del
Dominion
Dec
Jun
1,400
•
Dominion
6.05
/
21c
1
common
Jan
Sep
1.90
3.45
—2.00
———
Dominion Foundry
Jan
ics
1.90
1.30 Mar
10 VaC
_25c
Bridge
15 V4
1
Can
Central
Petroleum
Electrohome
Warrants ———/.
July
57c
18 Tii
72
1
—
Central
4.10
7 %c
1,300
'J
1
-
-
Dome
Dominion
2.750
64c
9c
29 Vac
—__2
——
Dominion
85c
Nov
—
Oils——
15
*
Canadian Westinghouse
Candore Exploration
Mines
Jan
Nov
Jan
Vac
Ole¬
Feb
1
Mines ■;
Aug
12c
23,100
_1
„
Dome
Feb
9%
Jan
Apr
Sep
■
30c
2.50 Mar
21 Vi
—l
—
Seagrams-
1.69 Aug
9% Dec
58c
___1
—
29
pfd_20
Oiljbh;-—
Gold
33
Sep
Sep
|
Mining.
*
^
—
Cancln Western Natuxal Gas.4%
Western
Cassiar
Oct
Dec
1
■-'Jf
Vickers
Canadian
Captain
! Cariboo
995
5c
*
—„
2.01
12 Vh
1
common
Wallpaper Mfrs class A
Erin
Jan
345
24!
4%.%.' pfd---^—100
Utilities
Palmer
Distillers
7
39%
*
Corp
Mines
Devon
7:,4
2412
10
-
-
1
*
Gold'- Mines
3.50
7
94
——^-25
preferred
Thorium
24.340
11 Vb
30c
24:%
100
Canadian
B
7.75
common———*
Canadian Pacific
Class
1
11 Vs
"5%; preferred
Canadian
1.04
•„
common
2.30
30c
—•
-■
—.—
Mines
Delnite
July
Mar
26c
20c
5
^
Mines
Dcldona
8.70 July
16% May
24'/a July
14
100
"
—
10
Apr
Sep
Oct
2.25
.*
——
Brewis
Horn
7 %
I
10c
North Inca
16 V'4
20c
Decoursey
Deer
Sep
11
12
"
Daering Explorers
Darag.on Mines
May
Sep
17.%
1
Mines
3.50
20c
Gold———
Canadian Northwest
Canadian Cil
12
40,250
10%
_*
Oils
Industries
Malartic
3.20
940
38c
53c
_lG2/3
————.-
Canadian
2.00
Jan
1.60
1.805
27 %c
.
warrants
coxnmon
——__
Preferred
Oil
Husky Oil i
Warrants
65c
10,400
13'2
common——*
Canadian Hydrocarbon
4.55
1,300
7,115
,———
Canadian
G'/a
90c
3,985
71c
2.35
—
Homestead
Canadian
8%
08c
Morse
Canadian
27
3.359
2.15
&
Crest
18'/»
17.900
68c
——J.
A
Canadian
7 T11
1.01
.
2.15
—1
Gas
4.10
255
7
Canada
Timber
17Ta July
Apr
3.45 Mar
13
3,370
3
Dock—
Export
Canadian
.5,726
-*
Petroleum
Steel
11
2,260
14
Tji
__——-——I
Canadian High
Castle
7.75
5.50
1.01
•
common
1,775
5.55
13
B-—.. —■
Class
//
150
28'2
Canadian Food Products common.;-—"
'
2,T113
10 >2
22
25
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian
14
——
Pete
Wright
Drawn
Canadian
37%
30 %
13*1
•
—«
—.
Devonian
Canadian
30
30
0c
11,484
1
Crush International Ltd
66T4 July
42Ti Jun
•
—
Curtis
Canadian
Sep
3,066
25
preferred
Canadian
13c
of
Zellerbach
Cusco
1.83
18%
12
—_50c
—^
Crowpat Minerals
Jun
1.70
*
Ltd—
Pershing
Crown
Mar-
""
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Oil
Cree
Feb
74c
16Vic Mar
18%
—__1
—:
15'/a Mar
Sep
——;
8
1.71
*
(R
Croinor
12Va Mar
Dec
59
A
Preferred
49
Dec
7 Vh
56
7.75
Canadian Collieries
Feb
10T4
23,333
0.50
Canadian Chieftain
39 Vh
7c
3712
Canadian Chemical
114
273
800
%i
---——
Canadian Celanese
Mar
2.85 Mar
0c
—*
common
class
50c
7,850
1
Copper ih;
Crestbrock
Aug
1.25 May
5.00 May
8%
—.—-
Canncrs
Canadian
Aug
.2,800
Zinc
5.25 Aug
18%
*
Bit
Crain
91
65c
!__
—.
CraigmonC Mines
Apr
70
Dec
1
*—————
warrants
S1T4
55
Dec
80
—*
Canadian British Aluminium common-*
A warrants
3
Oct
55
120
3.80 ^4.00
50
Canadian Breweries
Canadian
196
1,335
10%
class B—
Craig
.!
Imperial
Cournor
Jan
57%
44,%
Commerce-——20
Canadian Bank of
57
80'4
*
Minerals
Canadian Astoria
44! 'a
Dec
40 >2
-—12.50
Steamship Lines common
45 "a
%
55c
3.85
205
45 5 ii
Nov
High
Jun
*
Clark
Coulee
Jan
50
45
40
-1
Petroleum
Preferred—
Preferred
45'2
20c
NOV
Low
4.00
Cosmos
Eeb
2.35
Sep
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3.75
Cowichan
99c
Low
3.95
Publishing.Coppercorp Ltd
Mar
Nov
Shares
•
Copp
Aug
Sep
for Week
of Prices
Copper-Man Mines
_•
Copper Rand Chiboug——1
Corby Distillery class A
•
10'/a Mar
Sep
Exploration
Sales
Range
Par
Apr
20%
82
Last
Sale Price
High
Nov
6.15
33
10
common
40c
8,200
27 Vi
—*
Stone—
Cut
Crushed
Canada
Low
42c
55 %
*
20
Cement common
•Canada
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
47c
52c
1
——50
Oils——
&
Gas
Shares
Monday, December 21, 1.959
.
Week'-s
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Last
BT0CK8
.
(Range for Week Ended December 18)
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
23 Vi
23%
23%
20
13%
Apr
4c
Oct
——_1
6c
1
2.30
6!
c
8.000
2.30
200
7 Fn
Doc
15c
7.50
Jan
Jan
9% July
24
Nov
Mar
1.10 Mar
5.85
Jan
47 Va July
1.04
106
Hardee
Farms
Hard
Jun
Harrison
Rock
Hasaga
Gold
Mines
11%
*
:
!
10!ac
11%
113,
11
15%
11
1
-
Mines
Minerals
Gold
*
common
Harding Carpets
Dec
105 Va May
•
a
■
10c 10 %c
1,005
-
Apr
2.00
Feb
10
Dec
19% May
Jan
16
1.175
■
10Vic
8!i
2.60 July
Aug
5,700
9c
July
14c
Jan
1
8 %c
9c
7.100
8c
Dee
25 c
Jan
1
16c
16c
1,000
6c
Sep
18c
Jan
Volume
Number 5909'.'.
190
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(2653)
CANADIAN MARKETS
STOCKS
Hendershot
Hlnde
Paper common—
17c
26c
4%c
61.100
23,700
5 Vac
14,600
8 Vic
Jan
High
24 %c
Nov
23%c
Dec
58c
Jan
%c
Dec
11c
Apr
4
4.75
4.75
1.48
1.45
1.48
200
53 Va
53 %
55
540
47
Jan
77
Jun
5%
5%
200
4
Jan
7
Mar
4.75
=»
Hollinger Consolidated Gold-——
5
27%
120
28 3 i
27%
6,165
4
Jan
1.11
26%
Oct
Nov
5%
Jan
1,95 May
35% Mar
Pa
Meta
Uranium
Milliken
Class A
PIqcc
•
—
"R
Smith
Howard
'
_■
^
Paper
*
common
11
10%
PRffeldl—IIIIIIIIIIIIIIl20c
&
Home
11%
11%
10%
9,647
11
,
3,294
11
10
Dec
%
5
5%
690
4.80
Nov
43
43%
150
38Va
Sep
*
3.75
3.75
3.90
2.050
3.75
•
*
1
20
———1
48%
48%
49 7ii
2,715
47 Va
11
To
11%
12
10,264
10%
9c
9c
2,000
55 %
55 Va
55%
530
30c
30c
35c
10,793
Imperial Bank
10
Imperial Flo Glaze——*
Imperial Investment class A—
•
6%<fc
preferred
—20
$1.40 preferred
25
60 V'o
66
67 %
1,089
35
35
35%
230
9%
9%
9%
630
19%
19%
19%
100
Life Assurance!
y—10
imperial Oil
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6# preferred
.—
4.86%
73%
Hoyle Mining
Hudson
Bay Mining & Smelting
Bay Oil
1
Hudson
Porcupine
Hugh Para
Huron
Erie Mtge
&
Hydra Explorations
Nov
5
43 %
8c
Dec
Oct
Dec
Nov
21
Jan
Milton
Lake
Jan
Mindamar
Nov
5.25 Mar
63% Mar
21%
,20c
Jan
Jan
49
Jan
56
Aug
30c
Dec
50c
Dec
61%
Oct
80
20'.
20%
Industrial
10
47c
7,990
73
73%
160
35%
37 %
16,058
11%
11%
12
3,496
5%
5Vb
5%
800
Ltd common—•
36 %
36%
37 %
1,946
12
Accept Com
37 V'o
11%
*
10
4.50
4.50
20 Va
20%
1
5%
Warrants
Inglis (John; & Co
Inland Cement Co preferredNatural
Inland
20 Va
40c
2
46c
Imperial
Gas
common
Moore
Warrants
2.454
1,307
Nov
20% May
23
Feb
Corp
Nama
Creek
Natibnal
Drug
Dec
47c
Dec
Jan
National
Sep
46 Va
Jan
Nov
14 Va
Feb
National
Sep
National
4 V4
Sep
6
Jun
41% July
16% July
Sep
7% Mar
Sep
National
National
Nealon
Neon
Steel
Jan
24
Sep
Sep
Jan
New
Athona
16 Ve Mar
New
32c
1.10
Oct
3.25
Sep
70c
Apr
Feb
New
New
Dec
41 Vac
Jan
New
Jan
105%
Dec
New
Davies
Interprovincial Credits 1959 warrants—
Interprovincial Pipe Line
5
1.30
1.30
1.30
700
2.75 July
New
Delhi
Iso
Bay
58 %
57
4.80
5 Va
1,250
4.60
Oct
32%
32%
333/4
1,875
21%
Jan
1.56
1.53
1.63
7,700
59
6,313
„
1
10
—
preferred-
Uranium
2.00
2.00
2.05
2,100
14%
14%
300
—1
Mines
Glass
33c
32%c
36c
23,500
48 Vt Mar
Jack
Jaye
Waite
20c
13c
13c
14,700
1.28
1.20
1.28
27,141
1
22c
20%c
22c
19,200
1
_
12c
35c
Mining
Exploration
25
2,500
18%
900
1.50
1.60
12
30c
Dec
Jun
Jan
Sep
New
6%
6%
6%
1,870
10c
1.07
20c
6
Mar
Sep
Nov
Goldvue
New
Sep
16% Aug
82c
Apr
3.15
45
8,781
90,387
48c
14,900
38c
Sep
68c
Aug
17c
10,900
15c
July
39c
Mar
15
15%
690
9,300
5c
6c
26 Vb
26%
3.75
3.75
2.65
2.65
.2.90
1.0Q0
14%
15
680
49%
49%
365
7c
4,100
B_
of
Canada
Jun
New
4,270
%
250
—
Warrants
Gold
22 Vac
900
Kelvinator
Kenville
Canada:
of
Gold
Jan
2.80
Apr
IIV4
Apr
Apr
Nov
73c
5,000
13c
Nov
36c
Apr
12c
14c
9.400
12c
Dec
38c
Mar
2.25
2.30
4,160
6c
7.124
9 Vac
10c
6,100
Nickel Mining &
%C
Nipissing
Kilembe
Nov
Sep
Dec
18c
18 c
20c
4,500
14c
Sep
1.70
1.78
3,600
1.62
Oct
6%
7%
1,160
6%
Dec
11%
Apr
Norlartic
3.85
4.00
200
3.50
Nov
7.20
Apr
warrants-
8%
9
300
5c
8,000
4Vac Nov
20%
6,136
18 %
3.00
3.00
3.40
1.19
94c
1.19
14,724
61c
35c
35c
37c
11,805
32c
—
^
1
—
6,445
8
2.35
Apr
Apr
Jan
Sep
Sep
Feb
26 %c July
Nisto
Nor
28c
Jan
Lafarge
Lake
Cinch
Lake
Dufault
Lakeland
Lake
of
Lake
Lake
5.500
6 Vac
Jan
27 %c
Apr
15,350
14c
Dec
41c
Mar
33c
38c
Apr
55c
Mar
97c
21,900
247,550
30c
79c
Dec
2.71 May
5c
3,000
5c
12%
Apr
14c
Mar
21% July
4.10
2.17
86c
Jun
Norpax
North
Mines
Wasa
Canadian
Jun
Lamaque
Landa
Gold
Secord
11%
North
65c
65c
73c
3,000
60c
Dec
1.47 Mar
67c
16,630
60c
Gold
class
Preferred
1.85
25c
4.00
Dec
5.80 May
1957
3.75
Feb
Northern
Quebec
Oct
2.95
Dec
Northern
Telephone
25c
23c
Oct
35c
Feb
705
22%
Oct
28 V4
Jan
18,593
1.10
Sep
3c
3c
3 %c
12,600
3c
Nov
1.70
1.70
1.80
9,200
28%
29
400
26
Sep
1.61 Mar
6c
Feb
2.48
Jan
Norvalie
30% Aug
O'Brien
Oka
Nov
32
24%
Dec
40%
Feb
Olcalta
—•
27 "4
27%
28%
960
25
Sep
42
Feb
Oleary
43%
43 %
43%
525
40
Sep
48
May
Ontario
Loan
8.00
8.50
1,385
6.25
Oct
17'A Mar
Opemiska
7%
8
225
7%
Dec
15
Orchan
13c
16c
28,800
43c
45c
2,800
35c
1
—
Mines
Nov
46c
Jan
5c
Nov
23c
Nov
11 %c
Feb
MacLeods class A pfd
17c
19c
21,000
10c
Aug
40c
Jan
10c
23,100
7c
Jan
22 %c
Oct
2.70
2.70
2.75
2,450
26c
26c
30c
30,900
5c
5c
6c
25,000
20
23
23
23
15
1
—
MacLeod Cockshutt
Madsen
Bloedel
&
deposit
Red
class
1.03
1.02
1.03
3,500
"
B
receipts
Lake
—
1
Magnet Cons Mines
38 %
39%
.
2,62
■
2.66
1.02
Jan
Dec
39 %
7,026
37%
38%
350
37 %
2.61
2.67
10,974
38 %
.
2.55
Dec
Dec
Jan
7 Vic
8 Vic
9,560
2%c
4c
15,100
1.00
1.07
2,700
94c
Dec
Maneast
Uranium
1
5c
5c
3.500
4c
Dec
2,690
61c
Dec
Marcon
-
!
1
Mines
Marigold
Oils
73c
.
■
63c
73c
13%
14%
350
May
Oct
4 % v'o
preferred
5%^
convertible
12''4
Jan
13,225
lie
Nov
10,250
6c
Nov
14 Vic
6 Vic
6%C
9c
10c
6,000
1
1.16
1.15
1.23
36,415
98c
Sep
1
36c
36C
39c
12,400
25 VaC
Jan
11%
12%
30,919
104
•
11%
100
preferred
Consol
104
100
100%
Mclntyre
Red
Red
McWatters
Gold
Medallion
Petroleums
Expl & Dev.
Island
For
Sep
-
.4.60
36
1.80
Feb
May
Feb
1.11
13,200
96c
43c
9,929
37c
Dec
78c
May
25c
10,432
21c
Dec
85c
Aug
95c
1.00
26,900
92c
Oct
75c
83c
20,944
75c
Dec
1.98 May
2.55 Jan,
35c
35c
Dec
1.40 Aug
42c
19,125
1.80
Jan
20%
22
5,528
12
Feb
22%
Oct
41
100
40
Oct
16%
16%
3,259
13
Sep
44% Aug
17% Oct
3.11
1.12
1.20
1,450
16
16%
3,490
12%
Jun
18
Oct
24%
Nov
28
July
3.68
674
25
376
3.05
3.31
3.830
3.00 May
1.10 Nov
2.90
5.00
Nov
Jan
1.85
Apr
4.00
Feb
1.10
100
19c
10,000
16c
Dec
42c
Jan
11c
5,000
10c
Sep
30c
Mar
85c
85c
1,000
85c
Dec
2.00 May
23c
Jan
85c
1.00
1.40
Sep
14c
3.125
12c
Sep
64c
70c
6,800
57c
Sep
Sep
1.07 May
11c
8,900
10c
Nov
52c
52c
9,200
48c
Dec
*
12c
14c
4,000
lie
Nov
23c
Jan
28
28%
305
26
Jan
30%
Sep
17 %c
1.35
Apr
Jan
1
—
7.55
7.15
8.00
9,775
1
—
70c
69C
78c
56,100
6 VaC
6%C
7c
9,100
6c
Oct
13c
Mar
31c
30C
33c
68,500
21c
Nov
65c
Mar
7,600
26c
Nov
45 c
May
10%
Nov
18%
Jan
Jun
1
1
.
7.00
43c
12% Mar
Sep
July
1.43
Oct
8.50
8.80
550
7.15
Oct
12%
Hershey Tubes
•
Palliser Petroleum ————-—20c
29%
28%
29%
4,698
26%
Oct
36% Mar
Mines
3.10
Warrants
14c 15 %c
8c
.
:———
24
1.47
Feb
Jan
45% July
39
Dec
Canada
Warrants
Pato
___
11c
Mar
1.40 Mar
19%
Jun
Consol—.;
95c
Jan
Sep
79c
May
6%c
6 %C
6%c
2,000
6c
Jan
13c
Mar
56c
Jan
3.05
PCE
1
1
1.25
*
2
;
.
Gas
&
Gold
17c
9c
10%
Aug
Jan
42 %c Mar
Oil
preferred
17c
Feb
20c
Mar
2.05 Mar
47c
16%
Aug
Juii
102
Nov
150.
May
100%
Dec
113
Petrol Oil
&
&
20c
II,796
15c
Dec
3.05
3.05
400
1.00
Jan
3.25 Aug
3.50
500
3.40
Oct
5.30
2.70
21c
70c
3,640
2.65
2.85
7,153
20%c
21C
6,500
Pitch
Crow
Ore
Feb
5.00
Apr
18c
Feb
27c
Oct
Nov
2,341
12c
Sep
23c
21c 27 %C
58,100
20c
Jun
39%c
7
8%
7,890
25
7
25
100
6%
19%
68c
Nov
Jan
Nov
Oct
11%
Jan
30
Jun
1.80
77c
1.02
20,775
21c
20c
22c
22,400
13c
Nov
84c
84c
84C
3,000
80c
Sep
1.75 Mar
1.05
18,250
97c
Nov
2.79 May
1.05
1.00
29c
1.64
Jan
Feb
Jan
66c
79c
2,700
60c
Nov
*
87c
85c
90c
3,985
75c
Oct
1.25 May
J
5%C
5%c
6c
8,000
5Vac
Dec
12c
1
Mines
Uranium
69C
1
87c
75c
90c
43,050
*
Place Oil & Gas
10%
10%
10%
1,585
60c
10
Nov
Mar
Mar
1.80 May
12%
May
9c
6,001)
io%c
12c
14,419
1.10
1.10
1.20
35c
35c
89 %
93
6,578
80
Oct
95
Feb
pow»t
•
55%
54
55 Va
17,400
20c
Sep
48c
Apr
Prairie
Oil
Roy
.1
2.65
2.65
2.65
Pipe
Mfg
*
20c
3.05
3.15
3.75
3.85
1,700
2.15
Dec
13c 13 Vac
25c
Jan
Dec
2.65
77c
•
Gas
Gold
60c
.
1
Mines
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Pickle
Jan
1
Mines
Oil
Peruvian
60c
3.50
61c
-1
Pembina
Permo
N.ov
50c
1
Peerless
Perron
Nov
29c
6,000
—-—
—
Exploration Ltd
Exploration
Pipeline common
Peoples Credit comm'on
Feb
Apr
26 %e
52,220
62c
—_—2
Consol Gold
17c
July
5,200
43c
60c
—*
„
—
Paymaster
5c
50 c
36c
60c
1
—1
—
3.45 May
1.25
45c
43c
—
Parmaque
Mines
Pardee
Amalg Mines
Parker Drilling
of
12,552
—*
Porcupine
8c
Placer
Oct
22c
Jan
Ponder
Dec
28c
Jan
Powell
1.78 Mar
Development
10%c
1.00
Powell
Sep
50c
Oils
1
T^land
*
Rouyn
Gold
Corp
1,540
7c
Sep
12 %c
Jan
Prairie
30c
29c
30c
5,300
25c
Jun
45c
Aug
Premium Iron Ore
1.95
1.93
2.00
12,572
1.80
Jan
President
He
lie
1,000
10 %c
Dec
Jan
Preston
1.02
1.01
1.10
15,825
88c
Sep
3.35
25c
1.90 Mar
Pronto
Electric
East
1
-
8c
Nov
—
River
7c
footnotes/see page 42.
Oct
38c
8%c
50c
2.30
1.05
26c 26 %c
1.25
1,950
22 %c
92 %
50c
Mining
Dec
10
lie
Mines
Mentor
Dec
85c
810
Lake—
Merrill
21
2,260
104
Lake
McMarmac
210
1.00
100 % 101%
•
Porcupine
McKenzie
21%
10c
Page
Porteaere
Maybrun Mines
Mayfair Oil & Gas
2.55
21
85c
1
1
•
Maritime Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common-
Matachewan
•
6c
2 %C
1
,
2.33
434c
4%c Dec
8C
common
Jan
11%
Pamour
1.00
_
Mar
36c
10c
Pamoil Ltd
2 Vic
Milling
22c
Nov
31c
Jan
*
Barvue
Jan
Nov
9c
11 VB
Jan
1
Mines
27c
7c
5.545
31c
Jun
,_1
Leaf
9c
9,000
9%c
11%
55c
Goldfields
Maple
27,300
9 VaC
52C
__
Petroleums
16c
21%
Jan
Malartic
Maralgo
13c
8c
i
Lake
Pacific
Jan
25c
Majortrans
Manitou
11 Vac
1
Osisko
Patino
B
Mar
4.50 Mar
Jan
4c
Feb
43c
Sep
Sep
——10
Orenada Gold
14c
13 %c
Nov
10c
Ormsby Mines
1,900
1
.
Mines
Mar
5,850
Nov
3.00
--90c
Debenture
Copper
July
214,070
4c
20c
3,475
——1
—,
—;
&
61c
10c
4.000
32,000
1
-
26c
37c
5c
13 %C
Oils
Oct
8%c
—
Rare
6Vac Jan
4 %c
1
—
Jan
4c
1
Mines
May
7%c
18c
•
Feb
16c
_J.
—
Malartic
Mines
Mar
1.10
Metals
26%
30c
58
24%
Mines
8.50
Explorations
Class
Gold
210
'
Sep
20
Beaucage
Nudulama
Mines
2,600
10c
44 %
30c
3.20
20
Nova
29
32c
4,963
1
27
1
47%
3.40
common
Ltd
26
—1
Mat
46
20c
—
Oils
28%
__
30c
8%c
Aug
16
—
Mines
50
Mines
Power
Gas
Warrants
Northland
26
16c
Jan
5c
1.15
Oct
1.48
^—•
1
15c
10,500
3.11
warrants
•
:—
2.65 Mar
Sep
3,400
.
16%
Mines
23%
7%.'
1.25
7c
19c
41
A
Natural
24c
.—'2
4,700
Apr
Jan
3.20
41c
Canada
1.30
—30
1.40
21%
Ontario
Nov
1.33
50
Northern
•
A
Yellowknife Gold
Macmillan
warrants
Northern
23 %
1.60
A
Star Oil common
Jun
38c
1.40
2,000
North
6.00 Mar
Sep
3.30 May
23 %
—30
Goldfield
Macdonald
Class
2.61
2.85
Warrants
Macassa
Jun
284
Lorado Uranium Mines
Macfie
34c
2,010
—
Long Island Petroleums
Long
Point
Gas
Lynx
Dec
2.95
———
Lyndhurst
19c
1.50 Mar
1
Ltd
Louvicourt
4,000
2.95
warrants
(M)
19C
22c
1.20
23c
Ltd
Preferred
2.80
.
A
Jan
2.55
Mines
B
Class
11 %c
1
Cos
Class
Nov
100
50c
preferred
B preferred
Class
Jun
6c
3,138
A
Loblaw
3.25
8,500
—3
Little Long Lac Gold
Loblaw Groceterias—
Class
1,365
7c
2,050
—
__
Class
70c
2.80
33c
Dec
43c
Ltd
Mines
Uranium
6c
4.10
Candy
Northspan
65c
4.00
*
Feb
2.60
32c
48c
1.07
Rankin
Gold
Lexindin
Loeb
Dec
4.00
8,700
81c
7%
4.00
55c
Jan
99c
975
4.00
51c
21
•
8 %
10c
American
Coldstream
7%
1
1.18 Mar
95c
8%
*
15%
2.50
50
Goldcrest
Mines
Latin
Leitch
25o
common
North
Oil
Laura
Oils
Northgate Exploration
,———1
1.40
Nov
Sep
8%C
Warrants
32% Aug
-
Nov
11
50c
3.30
-
Preferred
Jan
31 Vt Mar
,—
Mining
Mines
45c
170
9C
Nov
19c
5,033
11 VaC
Sep
19c
May
5%'C
Mining
25
—1
May
10c
91,916
Ltd
24'/»
Mines—
Shore
Luz
Oils
2,065
Nov
26c
Nov
12
.
Nickel
Norsyncomaque
Northcal
2,673
Jan
Nov
4c
23c
27
2.45
8c
2,500
51c
—
26%
—-
5,500
5c
4%C
Mines
25
—1
Feb
9c
55c
72c
Mines
26%
—-1
9%
Sep
3.00 Mar
25 Vb
Gas
Lingman Gold
68c
60c
46%
26%
Mines
8
16c
•
—10
Mines-
Osu
Lake
La
A
Jan
9c
Gold
1
class
Cement
Jan
1.53 Mar
12
Noranda Mines
Acme
•
—
15c
61c
—
Feb
—1
Ltd
(John)
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Dec
8c
4c
.
Mines
72c
North
Labatt
Sep
Apr
17c
1.35
Normetal Mining Corp
1
Copper
Class C
Kirkland Minerals
Mines
21c
4 Vie
3.28
11 Vac
82c
-
12c
20%
Dec
Dec
5c
Vac
Va C
.
34c
8%
2.20
35c
Smelting
16.900
20%
Jan
5c
Nickel Rim Mines
1
Mar
51c
71,193
1
——
Jan
22c
23c
—
13c
—*
—
Mines
Kerr-Addison Gold
43c
21,500
8c
Sep
45c
Aug
Nov
Dec
16c
Rouyn Merger
37c
—
4c
28c
Mines—
12c
—
24c
541
15c
34c
■
8.550
4c
15c
9
12c
6 Tii
27c
5c
36 %c
•
25c
2.27
Senator Rouyn
Superior Oils.
Niagara Wire class B
Norgold
Kelly Douglas class A
Mar
11 %c
Nov
■
*
15c
—
69c
Jan
14c
Mines
*
Pound Petrol
Oils
Mai-
Dec
5c
Mines-
1
.
Jumping
Jupiter
22 %c
1
——
12c
20c
3,000
23c
.
Mining & Smelting
Mylamaque Exploration.
New
Newnorth
2.20
Mines
5c
6,600
8c
23c
Manitoba
Jun
2.10
Jonsmith
40,500
30c
16c
Mines
Nov
2.15
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
5 Vac
8
Jockey Club Ltd common—
*
Class B preferred
_————10
Joliet-Quebec Mines
5c
4c
New
69c
Jun
26c
;
New
Sep
Nov
37c
Dec
Mines
Feb
33c
17%
10c
Kelore
Jan
3,000
Jan
14% Jan
12c
Jan
—
Aug,
20c
Sep
21c
——
56Va
Sep
34c
——-
Jan
Dec
6c
Sep
Warrants
Feb
49
4VaC
61c
Sep
8
Nov
4.60 Mar
8,333
7c
1.90
Apr
Jan
May
19
31,610
10c
45c
5%
Jan.
Dec
88c
9.525
8
Jun
7 Vac
15,000
43c
Dec
2.10
14
79c
11c
8%
14c
28
6 %c
10c
43c
18%
Nov
Oct
3.70
80c
9C
12%
5c
26%
6%c
10c
Sep
Feb
Mines
9c
(1939)
Mines—
17,240
1.04
Jason
10c
Gold
200
14c
14%
46
7 Vac
New Hosco Mines
1
Mines
17%
10c
13 %c
30
May
% July
New
1
Lake
Jellicoe
Joburke
50
275 1
17%
New
New
Jefferson
20 %
57c
15%
Harrlcana
20c
Apr
Aug
4.25 Mar
64c
Dec:
1.25
61c
25c
Oil
Dickenson
New
3.05
Jun
52%
Sep
60c
48c
28c
Mines
Dec
39%
Newlund
Jacobus
50
70c
51C
Pete
7% May
591
36% Jan
50
5c
Continental
83
Dec
Jun
28%
43%
Mines
7%c
Iroquois
com
Development
11,669
1.05
Feb
29
Dec
Sep
Sep
July
Mines-
Calumet
27c
Jan
17%
Mines
Concord
Sep
23%
68c
Bidlamaque Gold.
1,410
8c
22%
55c
Uranium
4.30
10,700
July
665
15
13%
39c
Jan
9c
17Vi
—25
17%
1.60
3.75
16% Mar
I,396
50
-
36c
10,685
2.65 Dec
Dec
-
17%
Labine
21,200
Iron
Dec
25
Products
1.05
Irish
Dec
12%
4%
9 %c
•
A__—-—25c
Copper Mines—».————1
4c
1,695
8%c
—-.
7 %c
Interprovincial Steel
Investors Syndicate class
4,500
24%
Gar
1.03%
:
1,300
8c
Mines
Alger
jaa
5c
5c
300
New
Feb
2.90
13
23%
™I
;
Petroleum
9C
Nickel Co common
_•
class
4,465
Aug
49c
2.85
24%
preferred—
5%
7%
Sep
Dec
_
43%
14%
4
July
49c
16c
Trust
Nesbitt
2.65
Apr
2.10
Dec
4%C
8c
Exploration
1.05
Molybdenum
International
67c
24%
Works—11111111
Hosiery Mills
•
International
70,020
25
Chemical
National Grocers
92
11
20c
78C
1.00
Jan
6c
12%
I
:
&
Aug
32%
8,135
67c
Mines
Dec
5
12c
22c
50c
71 %
11%
6c
5c
common
36c
33
3,600
1.35
21c
Minerals
20 Va
1.50
1
1
Inspiration
Jan
Nov
Nov
12%
Nov
50c
3,300
68c
5%
—
__
870
4.80
20 3
36
Sep
18%
Jan
45c
34,233
IIIII_IIIII
Locomotive
Wright Iron_:
Multi
31,350
66c
II
14%
———20
—,—i
Preferred
12%
31 %
May
49c
1.95
'
Corp
Porcupine
16% Aug
98c
Apr
59c
Corp
Molybdenum
Mt
—
Metals
12%c Mar
1.85
2.70
.
Molsons Brewery class A
Class B
Moneta
46c
High
Dec
July
12
67c
Uranium
Mines
Montreal
100
10c
Mining Corp
Ore
14%
6c
21c
Brick
5%
Min
14%
.
Petroleums
20%
46 % July
9,300
59c
Oil Co Ltd—
Home
Low
8c
48c
—III"
I.
Gas
Range Since Jan. 1
High
6C
1.90
_.
City
Shares
14%
common
MLprim Mining
Warrants
for Week
7%c
Mexican Light & Power
MIdcon Oil
Mill
Sales
Range
Low
Mines
Midwest Industries
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
*
♦
Canada
class A
Mfg
4 Vac
%c
Low
1
Dauch
&
Holden
__l
1
Lake
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
25c
13
14c
26c
Bell
Highland
Shares
Low
1
Mines—
Gold
Heath
Iron
Red
Headway
for Week
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended December 18)
Sales
»
Par
Head of Lakes
Week's
Range
Friday
41
Dome
Uranium
Mines
Apr
Nov
31c
Feb
May
19 VaC
18c
20c
8,100
16c
84c
83c
88c
50,500
58c
Sep
89c
17
17%
8,610
16
Oct
177/8
500
34c
Dec
47c
May
170
52 Vb
Nov
70
Mar
300
1.85
Sep
4.55
Apr
1,700
3.05
Dec
5.00
Oct
1,225
3.50
Nov
7%
Sep
17%
35c
3.80
NOV
*
1.25
1.25
1.30
1,600
1.20
Nov
1
4.60
4.40
4.60
6,520
4.40
Dec
8.35 Mar
1
2.22
2.21
2.32
10,118
2.20
Dec
5.00
2.45 Mar
jar.
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2654)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Sale Price
•
Gas
Provo
Purdex
.
15c
1
22 %c
22c
2.05
Mines
lie
10'4
10%
9c
3,625
13c
6,770
11c
Sep
33'%c Jun
Union
10'%
1,185
Sep
.15% Mar
United
United
Canso
1.31
1.45
39c
45c
37c
33c
38c,
5c
2,900
Oct
1.30
44,780
,
July
24c
13,960
30c
Oct
Nov
Mar
common..
preferred _«T—^
preferred ,4-4—
L
of
Gas
A
Nov
2.28
Canada
Feb
United
10c
SeD
40
16%
1.20
1.28
2,500
25c
20c
20c
19,000
7c
8 Vac
9,999
19c
21,000
Sep
6%C Nov
17c
Dec
July
1.50
13c
77c
Vanadium
Jan
Oct
17*14
Vandoo
Jun
10c
Sep
24c
Jan
20c
10,800
22 %c
Sep
54c
May
5c
5%c
Nov
14c
Jan
0?ii
13 Va
15%
5c
7%
7%c
7c
8c
8,000
0c
Sep
79'%
79%
82
Sep
6.20
0.20
0.45
2,085
2,045
74 %
•
6% Oct
5%
wov
10
10*2
1,520
9
13c
13c
1,000
9c
Sep
18
2,342
15la
Sep
17*2
Mar
92
Nov
95
250
85c
90c
0,710
(35c
10%
11%
5,930
10
2,035
95
0.75
0.50
6.90
1
04 c
00c
64c
1
Gold--—-—
—
II
ft'/aC
fi'L-c
00c
63c
1
Petroleums
■'
'
02c
in¬
Mar
V
Cons
Exploration
90
14
Jun
13VaC
Sep
Amulet
Waite
Walker
G
101
Werner
Lake
Wespac
13% MS
West
Mar
Nov
Dec
82c
ISep
16 Vac
Jan
63
Standard
Wire
5 '/#
Dec
Western
1,100
5
Dec
1,801
27
Sep
39 Va.
2.65
2.87
36,540
23
23
100
360
37'%
Dec
2.35
Nov
Dec
23
—40
36
36
36
5
31c
31c
34c
7,000
11
425
10%
10%
11
34
33%
34%
10%
:
22J%c Sep
10% Dec
35
43
May
Deca'lt*
Leaseholds
Western
Surf
4.00
Jan
Weston
(Geo)
Jan
Class
38
Feb
$6
65c
Jan
White
Inlet
Warrants
WiUroy
Wiltsey
Feb
11'%
Sep
10c
12,500
-8,124
A-V--C. ,'4ep
12c
Nov
30,022
•►0c
1.25
1.25
1.32
4,080
57c
1,000
11%
11','4
11%
110
——B
32%
32%
3.05
3.75
500
1.30
925
55c
July
May
Windfall
30*4
Sep
G5c
90c
*
Sep
2.55 May
Wood
2914
IOV2C
28'%
29%
320
20%
Feb
32% Mar
10c
11c
28,500
Mar
2lc
50
47'i
•47%
150
4G
Dec
51
81
250
03 Vz
Feb
82
May
Dec
49c
17c
A
(J)
Class
A
Yale
Lead
14 %c
800
95c
Nov
7.75
Jan
Yellorex
700
40c
Oct
2.50
Jan
Yellowknife
89,698
13 %c
15c
07,700
8c
30c
9c
2,349
14c
11c
Oct
57c
12,550
14
100
"Nov
15c
4,750
12"%c Nov
;
14c
24%
Dec
Zenmac
1.40
Feb
Zenith
Zulapa
12c
10,540
5 Van Nov
32 c
27'L'C
—I
3.00
4,511
25c
Dec
66c
2.00
Dec
Oct
Oct
43%
Steel of Canada
87 %
86%
89%
5,948
08'%
Jan.
90
Steeloy
4%C
4 %C
4 J'aC
1,200
4c
II
Nov
10%
10 Va
11
16,844
10%
Dec
1514
-1
23%
2314
23 Va
525
22%
Oct
357/a
15c
18c
7,500
12c
Jan
27c
Young
(H
Yukeno
G)
1.58
July
-1
„
-1
Gas
1.01
1/70
5,250
-1
7c
7c
8c
51,200
-1
Exploration
Propane common
1.55
1.55
1.58
9,000
1
—_—
—
82c
1.40
59,200
i. 10 Nov
10c
21,500
■4c
Gc
G%c
2,500
11c
11c
5,357
28%
28%
19%
19%
8.50
8.55
1.19
1.20
19c
1.10
5%c Nov
1.15
Dec
11c
18c
—
.
16c
lGc
2,900
14c
Sep
27c
Mar
15%
16%
1,240
1114
Feb
5.00
5.00
155
3.15
Jan
11%
15
55
1114
Dec
17%
89
89
89
25
3.50
3.50
3.65
1,535
3.25
Nov
1.01
1.01
1.06
25,730
1.00
Jan
89<
Dec
18'A July
100
26
27
75
file
66c
7,000
58c
Nov
55c
60c
4,000
47c
Nov
80c
Sep
2.48
1
25
Aug
_1
1.G5
1.65
1.68
12,125
1.60
Mines
1
1.80
1.77
1.95
7,700
1.75
1
—
Ltd
—
34c 37 Vac
*
Park
60
59%
•
common
Lundmark
41c
12%
1
5c
80c
4J*
Ltd
1956
1957
Bans
Trusts
Works
Aor
Mar
Feb
3.70 May
50%
Nov
55c
Aug
74% May
35c
Nov
99c
12%
5c
Gc
2 320
13,332
Dec
9»/a Nov
4c
79c
81c
lc
lc
21 2G5
Sep
5.000
"
79c
Dec
J/bC Dec
50c
55c
6.500
22 J/2
28c
10.000
24c
j>
89c
34c
2G%C
57
56 Va
57%
3,116
12%
12%
20
41
12 '/a
20
common
Dec
31% May
1,372
27c
j>
Apr
3,430
50c
10
A
Jan
13% July
14c
Apr
42
225
c
Jan
Sep
1.96
preferred
f|a«i.
35c
Apr
1.53 Julv
45c
Asbestos
Bulolo
__
a
1
51
Jan
6814 July
12 J/8
Nov
17
May
41
Dec
53
Jun
31
42c
Feb
5c
5 Vac
27,100
Nov
14c
6c
12c
44,590
»*xc
l>ec
14c
Dec
1.05
1.13
50,150
97c
Jan
72 %C
77c
38,900
V57C
Dec
3%C
4'L'C
18,500
.*%c "Dec
5c
-
1
'
*
i
72c
3%c
24c
24c
24c
2.85
2.75
2.85
2.500
16c
10c 25 %C
20,200
Shown
Arc
4.500
Canadian
Expressed in
1.64
20c
Oct-
2.45
8c
Apr
40c i Jun
„
Sep
Sep
45c
Jan
1.44 May
■
3.16May
35c
Feb
Dollars
Week's*
Sales
I.ast
Range
for Week
•
18
200
1614 Nov
17
110
16
Nov
31
5R%
P5
56
Jan
60 Va
7%c
7 Vac
1,500
Nov
14c
Jan
38%
1,293
Oct
4414
Range Since Janu-l
High
7%
27
26%
3.75
•
17%
Low
8
6,050
27
1,715
3.70
3.85
3,920
17
18
5,105
17
31
32
210
28
Jan
«
22%
22*2
10
Oct
*
33%
Rlgfa
.Dec
-I-
„
.
Dredging
Dominion
&
Vinegars
Canadian
Sugar
—
-
0% Sep
'.5
8% "Nov
Dec
.
36%'Feb
Dalhousle
Dcm
Co
Jan
7c
1
38
37 Va
37 J/4
37 J/4
371/4
45
3JVa
38
3 8 J/2
625
2.10
3.55
8*0
2.10
0.00
200
5.00
49c
50c
3,200
4 8 J/2 c
Nov
35
34%
35
Oct
Nov
449
5%
6
1,350
5
Jan
•
43
'40%
43
13,526
"S
Sep
18c
18c
19c
12,000
88
88
88%
245
40
41%
264
24%
23%
24%
3,985
:
,•
common
&
of
.*»
Linoleum
Internationa]
-
Maclaren
a
Power
&
Paper
253
37%
1,420
48
25
132%
143
864
78%
70
31
2.50
Apr
Jan
38% July
25% Feb
38%
8
.
Jan
Feb
1C
i
Jun
"Mar
1 45
Aug
31
32
355
—
46%
Oct
98
Aug
37%
48
139
65
Oct
46
Feb
19%
35%
36
.
—
Ontario Paper—
&
15c
58
78%
50
4
27%
■m Dec
127 J/2 130 %
5
—
—
lnc
Lcblaw
'
.,f
7.50
Utilities
preferred
*
(1956)—
Canada
International Paper common
Langleys
50
33%
Oil
Oilcloth
Dupont
22''2
33
Investments-
PaDer
Glass,
Jan
6
common..
General
Marconi
Dominion
3.30
—1
Bronze
Cajnadian
Ogilvie
Price
Flour,
Oreille
*
Jan
110
May
29% Aug
133
Nov
27% Mar
37% July
39y4
Feb
48
Dec
111
Sen
161
Apr
60
Sep
30%
Nov
Aug
36% Mar
I
IIIi
Mines
-—
4#
Feb
53% July
80
2.60
2,395
47
48%
390
39
97
Spp
11%
2.60%
46%
2.45
11%
100
11%
Oct
1.50
common
1.50
200
r)9c
Apr
67c
67c
1,200
boc
*
!
Bros
—
*
Sangamo
2.001
Apr
*6
.
1
Jun
Jan
14% -Jun
'*
Southwest
Yukon
Petroleum
Cons
Jan
43'%
7c
5.25
warrants
Ltd
5
Share#
of Prices
Low
8
5
Develop
•
Feb
18
2.10
.
warrants
-Dec
5c
Corp
Gold
emu
Apr
58%
60
II—*
,_Io
B
preferred
Exp
Apr
Apr
Jan
17
—
*
Canada
■
*
Gold
,
nil
Corp
67c
li56
Jun
c
Jun
A
Feb
FOOTNOTES
Trans
1.*65
1.08
S ale Price
Mar
42,900
•
Elevators
Finance
13%
1.18 Nov
1
Par
Canada
Va
60
1
Mines—
Towagmac Exploration
5%
A.25 Nov
Friday
Minn
100
Warrants
Class
550
13,541
1
STOCKS
Canada
48C
40c
1
Petroleums
Tr«^er«.
24%
1
Prices
Consolidated
27
Mining
Star
Nov
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Feb
5Vb May
1.25
55c
Mines—
trust
Mines
Toionto
3«y4 Aug
14
7.50 July
15
.
Teck Hughes Gold
Class
Feb
24*% J'in
—:—1
—
Mar
16%
—
-
common
General
19%c
._1
Mines—..
Canadian
Iron
17c
2.85 Mar
*
Gold
Toronto
Jan
ll%c Feb
Nov
42,200
Jan
22c
Z
—
Metal
Apr
July
-1
_
Toronto
10c
3,705
8.55
8% May
2.60
•
5%c Jun
105
19%
Oct
Nov
Nov
100
ordinary
Industries
Toronto
6%
450
Apr
-May
Jan
9c
—*
•
————.—.—
Petroleum
Dominion
24%
106
Oct
9c
20c
Anglo Newfoundland
Tnrnnto
7 Vo
11*% X4ec
li)0V4
Mar
'
Mines
Silver
220
7 Va
2.10 May
—
Contact
totr.Pt
1.400
"
Apr
Apr
95
July
July
Mines
Nov
Torbrit
15'4
102 102'4
IIJ2
1.33
Jun
Tnmoid
54
7'b
Feb
Tidal
00
:
-
Mines
8J/2C Jan
Tiara
82
Nov
3VaC
Canada
44%
44%
1.37
1
.
Oil
Mining
9%C
17la
35%
Thorncliffe
Sep
Sep
-Sep
•
Electric
Jan
29c
10c
-
19,193
40c
Thompson
33
S3
9%c
-
:
"Nov
040
1,247
10214
*
—
23c
38%
82
—5
A
July
35%
1
A
class
Jan
19
34
-
lie
Ltd
Feb
1.06
Nov
Oct
3.80
3,425
39C
595
Texaco
<ilc
1
Dec
3.80
9,500
Temagaml
>.
Jan
4.25
34 %
11%
i
:
Nov
19 %
34c
14,133
Territory
14
3514
0
class
Bear
Sep
19
3.15
39c
6c
Voting
45c
14
1
2
Mines
Jan
46c
Taurcanls
J2:2"5 Feb
1
Canuck
Jan
3.15
981
Yankee
19c
38 "a
Tamblyn
Jan
4.40
J 50 July
100
Zinc
22c
38
Sylvanite
Mar
11
1,900
.*
Dec
8c
1914
*
——1*
1
Mar
42c
Switson
34
3.50
34%
-
&
05c
3%c
Preferred
-May
;;™>o Sep.
Aug
,.
3.50
100
warrants
19c
45c
Warrants
Apr
Jan
1.05
2 i -'.-I
157
3.50
•
Yukon—
Stores
1.80
5%c
Superior
Feb
1.09
15%
Nov
.1.25 Nov
:_50c
—1
Indus
16C
*
38%.
Supertest
Jan
2.32
Oct
11
11,685
-
——
—:
1.75
1
Bros
Sunburst
Apr
93c
Feb
78
Nickel
Oil
50c
1.34
■—*
Wright-Hargreaves
Starratt
Sullivan Cons
28c
Oct
1.25
*
;
A—
Larder
Woodward
Stedman
Sudbury
.
1.15
1.2G
;
Winchester
4,269
Jan
Stanrock
Submarine
Mar
20% c Mar
Oct
1
;
Mines
1.05
Mining
Steep Rock Iron
Steinberg class A
Sturgeon River Gold
Apr
34c
Nov
65c
Coghlan
—*
Uranium
Stanwell Oil & Gas
July
6.75 Mar
22c
Dec
15c 10 %e
_.
Pass
1,835
—
8.4€-Mar
40
3.75 Nov
_*
class
class
preferred
3,920
Corp
10c
15c
02 J
*
Co class B—
preferred
83c
Cable
<fe
2.75 Oct
Apr
32% Mar
01c
1
B
12
May
---
1.95
0.06 Dec
.
a.C
Petroleum
Plywood
36 Va
40
10c
10c 10%c
10c
•
Ill25
Breweries
Western
Dec
10%
2.65 Feb
i~
Western Naco Petrol-,
Jan
5%
29%
5.00 July
1.31 Dec-
1.25
Jan
5
uOOsPety
19,400
*
7.30
37%
100
1.45
2.05
•
_i.
— —
Sep
29%
Feb
3.25
1
_
Gas_.
3.50
29%
1%
1.31
10c
—
3,945
*
Uranium
Stanleigh
Sep
Mar
3.25
•8C
4.15
2.10
Paving
Standard
9
34
1.35
7,000
3.95
81c
Mines
*>% -Sep
Feb
10c
Sep
8s
Copper
2.00
& Oils
Epooner Mines
325
21
325
Canada
50c
Stadacona
6%
Warrants
83c
—
20.047
9,280
Western
2.00
.
Air Services
29%
4.75
Western
——-——1
Southern Union Oils
20
9%c
Feb
—'*
Spartan
7 *4" Dec
8c
May
33%
preferred
Ltd
Somerville
3.70 Feb
3%c."Nov
300
4.50
1.55 July
Sep
Dec
Southam
15.920
7%
4.50
80c
*
5c
7%
9%c
Dec
1
Rol
*
5c
2.3/May
i.
Sep
36
Van
-
-
750
Warrants
Slocan
100
9,210
1.00
33
4'/2%
—
1.43 May
2.00
1.58 May
Jun
Manufacturing
Jan
4,343
:
Jun
common
«3c
0.20
Oil
Products
4.50
D
7,330
2.25
Warrants
24
K
3.30 May
1.15
%
38%
u
Westeel
Sep
8
12% "Mar
Jan
003
V
37
Nickel-..—...
Canadian
Feb
Slater
Nov
■80c
2.00
1
Oil
3.75
—
2.95 Nov
1.65 "Nov
341,905
0.00
Petroleums
18%
Simpsons Ltd
Siscoe
Mines
Ltd
Mar
Glc
,1.85
6.15
15%c
•
•—*
%
8
Aug
5.30 Nov
1.11 *
5
—
Mar
5
—
34.131
,1.79
July
50 Va
:
**
I4%c Sep
Ltd—
1.00 Aug
300
Dairies class A
1.67
37% Aug
19% Mar
20
—_——,
11,750
0%
—
Wayne Petroleums
Weedon Mining
4.10
B
25c
Oct
5T
Oct
.
3.95 Mar
3814
W
Waterous Equipment
20
Class
18c
5c
Mines—_.
&
3.95
Silverwood
1,447
732
1
—
Wainwright Prod & Ref—
20
——-—
:Nov
29
.a
4.10
Mines
100
5.25
»
Mines
1
—
Jan
42
45%
5.00
i
—
B
Westburne
00c
7,700
July
11% Feb
"class
Violamac
5
Miller
2.03
20
Viceroy Mfg class" A_————1*
■
Sigma Mines Quebec
Preferred
Dec
49% Oct
45 J/4
;
.
16% Mar
GC
1,000"
93
v
Oct
5.75
5Gc
8,443
14V2C Jan
Ven-ure.-
Silknit
common
Jan
90e
100
20c
Power
0,137
•
6.90
350
51
Nov
53%
Sep
>21
2.00
4,755
2.75
17%
Sep
Mar
Oct
3.-90
I
.*—*
40
—1
20
15%
■"49.
Jan
13
'Nov
50 %
503i
1.11
18c
—
20
10,480
5.15
Alloys
Nov
5
Gordon
9
1,850
1
1.15
Sherritt
Silver
1.00
Mines
40
-50
Sicks Breweries
94c
8 %
1.12
Shawinigan Water 6i Power com.
Class A preferred
425
94c
17
-
1.75
10'2 C
Holdings class A
Selkirk
Jun
Sep
00
1,80
17c
Freehold
12%
49%
'
4,850
,.8V4
Western
security
Jan
25
51
•
4.10
—
—
—.——-
••67s
43% -Dec
200
4.30
—•
1.12
———
Petroleum
24c
•
,9V4
51
.
Ltd
1
;
Debentures
"Nov
4.20
class B
-50c
.
Jan
-8c
9*4
9
2 7% c "Dec
Jan
150
21,003
5,551
1)8C
6:75 -Feb
3.15 Nov
8.941
.-i
trust-
Corp
Telefilm
Apr
Mar
10%
Fortune
Upper Canada
Feb
24c
—1
7
Feb
30,100
.
Horsey common.
Feb
15% Sep
60c
17
Oils
United
Jan
50c
lie
10
18
Feb
29
Jan
30c
4.25
L—
United Steel
Nov
10c
■
29c
23ec
Dec
1.70
New
Dec
1
-(.4c
15%
12c
48%
.
25
United
14%
--
30%
2,075
7
_1
Keno
25
1.07 Mar
914
.50
voting
High
22% Sep
10 Va Sep
2,475
IOC
common.
Class B preferred 1————
Feb
United
150
18c
9c
.9
.50
Jun
315
10%
Low
28c
.
; 13c
4814
Corps Ltd
Jan
1.28
•
10,040
9 J/4
Fuel.Inv class A pfd—
64c
1,910
....1
3.40
12c
l50
—
preferred
75c
5c
-10
—
425
9faC
United
Mar
05c
28
17C
4c
.
14%
5c
7
17*4
1.81 Mar
Jan
44c
18c
———
Metal
17c
8%c Jan
27 Va
J-
4.500
13c
•
Asbestos
9%
III
River Gold-
Sarcee
Sep
45c
Warrants
Satellite
1,560
5.500
•
15c
27 V2c
-1
-I
Acceptance
1st
45c
15,700
-50C
Gas
Antonio
Union
Apr
2nd
57c
lie
9.790
,
'
-1
—
_
Jan
24c
100
preferred.
Shawkey
Jan
53c
<i
St Lawrence Corp common
Maurice
22c
Ultra
95c
—
—.
3.20
T
22%
20c
III
12
11%
Resources
J
Dec
54c
J.Ic
25.528
3.20
;
n%
—
25%
16
Line
High
24 %
<25
Pipeline
14
9c
17
Raage Since Jan. 1
Low
—1
Tribag Mining Co LtdTrinity Chibougamau
Class
Industries
SapphiriS
16 V#-
%c
Sep
Sep
10 %c Dec
4,500
1
Salada Shirrlff
Oil
Venezuelan
.-
lyanor Mining
Sand
7.25 Mar
10%
1
Ftayal Bank of Canada
Etayalite OH common
San
2.50 Aug
40,270.
1
Mfg 2nd preferred.
itockwin Mines
5'!c
2,075
11c
1
tacky Petroleum Ltd
tae (A V) Can Ltd common.
tawan Consol Mines
St
2.05
58c
1
Shares
7%c Mar
10 Va
55c
II1
Mines
Etussell
3%c Nov
14%
Mines
Uran
Athabasca
koche
11c
0,600
10
10%c
•
2
—
Rupununi
itix
Mar
16c
48.000
III
,—
Minerals
FLio
Prairie
Triad
Mar
59,093
_•
A—
71c
47c
29c
PiDe
Transcontinental
Mar
4 %c
51c
1
III
76c
Nov
15c
1.35
class
tobertson
30.404
4c
4%c
I
for Week
14c
Pipeline
Transmountain
Jan
17c 18%c
17C
1
1
Explorations
Chemical
Ftexspar
12c
20c
ieichhold
[tenabie
Nov
2.58
1
l
Mines
Mining
leitman's
5c
17c
15c
Ltd-
Mines
rtayrock Mines
leef
71,525
8c
Canada
Trans
Ufiited
Ranger Oil
lealm
3.20 Jan
7c
1-1
——,—
Uranium
Radlore
Rainville
Sep
2.00
7c
•
Mining
Quonto Petroleum
2.25
2.50
1
Sales
Range
Par
Jan
19,090
0,400
Trans
Quebec Ascot Copper——-—
Quebec Chibougamau Gold——
Quebec Copper Corp-—Quebec Labrador Develop,——
Quebec Lithium Corp—4
—
Quebec M&nitou Mines—————
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
Queenston Gold Mines
Quern on t
1.10
Dec
file
IIIi
High
Low
57c
2.50
Airways
—
Producers Ltd-Minerals Ltd
Prospectors
Week's
Last
Sale Price
55c
Glc
Monday. December 21^:1959
.
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Par
.
(Range for Week Ended December-18)
Sales
Last
.
May
43
8.50
Jan
11 Vb
Jan
1.30
Jun
a
No
par
Odd
FOR
OUT-OF-TOWN
sale
(not
included in
year's
in
delivery
year's
sale
(not
Cash sale
.
wi When
to
(not included in year's ranee t
unlisted
issued.
x
Ex-dividend,
Ex-rights,
z
trading
uriviiogen.
delivered.
y
Selling ex-interest,
f Flat price.
r
wd When
included
range),
CANADIAN MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted
ranged
e
AND
t
value.
Jot
d Deferred
Jan
Dec
Oct
*
Ex-stock divid.eni.
.
.
190
Volume
Number
5909
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
(2655)
NATIONAL LIST OF
The
following
ibid
and
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
asked
quotations are obtained from the National
Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected
sources.
They do
not represent .actual transections.
They are intended as a guide to the range
within which these securities could have been sold
(indicated by the "bid")
Aerovox Corp
."1
—
Air Products InCi_l—___
American "Billrite
Bid
17%
T
Ruber Co
163s
46-'4
50%-*
100
22
.
%
24 3
2L%
91
American 'Greetings
ci A
48
._l
_
Ho-pital Supply- C'orp - 4
American-Marietta -Co-> .'.1,
Gobain
Amer-Sainf
Aplieuser-Busch
17%
28'
17»/8
53
Z—*/
Arissona Public Service Co, —_b\
n.
Fire
20%
_1
___
Brick
a
,
163
38%
22
Heublein
23%
2518
Hewlett-Packard
Construction Coj__1()
23%
26%
l-Urio
1614
17%
Hilton
22%
24%
Hoover
Metal
—'
Corp
AXVida
1
Associated Spring Corp. —10
.
34%
,10
—
38
Co
137
Riley
Stoker
138
Itivef
Brand
13
Mfg
Bates
Co
52%
Houston
Houston
Natural
Oil
13%
..
%
14%
Baxter Laboratories
35'
<A J) Markets..
Beil & Gossert Co—
17%
18% '
15%
16 "a
42 Va
45 3«
14
Class
&
Material-
.
8
21
-
Bern is
Bros
Beneficial
Bag Co
:i
,
.
Corp
Berkshire
Hathaway Hie
Beryllium
Corp
13%
•»
30%
_
Zi
4
%
Sivalls
Black
&
Foods
Borman
Bryson
Bowater
Indianapolis Water
International
Interstate
17%
33
Brush
__1
62
66%
Tr>«"
27
29%
Iowa
Co
,—
Castings- Co—
Byllesby
33%
-
__1
27%
21
10%
11%
-^lif
"
Rov"'«.>-r!o
Corp
14
17%
19 Va
243
5
256
20
28%
21%
30%
1
42%
46%
1
Southern Utilities
Itek
39%
22%
13
—5
57%
37
15
»
13%
40%
—5
15%
17
Co—15
—
29%
10c
Corp:—i
—
HI M) & Co,__.
Burndy
31
-10
Bullock's- Inc
Securities Co
26%
Jack
&
Heintz
Inc
Jamaica
33 Va
35%
Water Supply—
Jefferson Electric Co
Jervis Corp
California Water Service .Co—25
25*
26%
Jessop
Calif
27%
293a
13%
California-Interstate Te3-i——_5
California Oregon
Water
Power Co—20
Sc
Telep Co—1274
Canadian Delhi Oil Ltd—-10c
Canadian
class B
Carlisle
—25
com
6%
5%
12*
13
54%
Superior Oil of Calif_l
Cannon Mills
14%
58%
—1
35%
38%'
Carpenter Paper Co__—_1
48%
51%
34%
37
Corp
Steel
Coco
Cedar
__
Products
Point
Field
Corp—10
3%
ctfs—
Trust
Central Electric & Gas Co—3%
4%
23 Va
Central
33
Elect
111
Gas
&
Co —10
Central Indiana Gas- Co
Central
Louisiana
Central
Maine
35%
14%
13%
——-5
Electric
24%
-
Co_5
45
Co——„10
Central Public Utility Corp
6
Central
Soya' Co—.J
...—4
Central-Telephone Co
,_10
24
Power
Citizens Util Co
Common
Clinton
class B
Cohu
Gas
Electronics
Colonial
Slor
Colorado
Colorado
Oil
$1.25
21%
43
45%
.1
22%
24%
Corp com_3
preferred——
25
conv
10%
11
19
20%
6
6%
Gas Corp
—1
Connecticut Light & Power Co. '-
22%
24%
Consol
:___2.50
19?«
20%
Products —_5
15 %
16%
Freight ways
Consolidated
Continental
Rock
10
11
21%
23
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
—-1
Copeland Refrigeration Corp—1
Craig Systems Inc_
—1
37
40
25%
27 %
Cross
5
26%
28 Va
1%
23 %
25%
Cook
Transp Lines Inc-1
Coffee
Co
—1
Company
Crouse-Hinds
Cummins
Cutter
common
Engine
Co
B__
]_
Inc com
Co
•
Lone
Star
8%
92%
1
—
14
15%
1
A
88
14
15%
..
Steel
Co
46%
49%
16
47 %
50 V8
Corp
1
Marmon Herrington Co Inc
^_1
Marquard Corp
1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry__50c
Maxson (W L.)
Corp
3
McLean Industries
_lc
20%
22
_
4%
78%
82%
28
30%
33?
2
41%
18 Va
19%
25
5
V4
27 %
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc—
Miles
(J.....,u*l
7 ?2
Laboratories
Miller
Mfg
Co...
26%
28 7„
._2
81
85%
1
Inc—
!
7
14%
11%
12%
Missouri
Utilities
22%
Rubber
9?e
15%
4%
5
Co
25%
14%
Co—5
Metropolitan Broadcasting
1
TTtilit.ies
44%
23%
2i%
.
12
41 %
Minneapolis Gas Co
1
Mississippi Shipping Co
5
Miss Valley
Barge Line Co
_1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co__
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
8%
.
10%
—
McLouth Steel Corp
McNeil Machine &
Eng
Meredith Publishing
Cos
24%
Mohawk
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp 5
Detroit Internal Bridge Co—1
13%
14%
Mountain
19%
Di-Noe Chemical
26
28%
38%
42
Co
Va
7%
30%
13
%
32%
14%
16%
17%
23%
24%
96
1
27 %
29%
21 Vi
Dictaphone
Diebclcl
Coyjr
Inc
Donnelley
Drackett
Arts
.
Inc
1
5
——,
-5
40%
43 V4
& Sons Co—5
38%
1
35%
38%
1
27
29%
1
45 Va
48%
Company
Duify-Mott Co
Dun & Bradstreet Inc
Dunham
Dura
Bush
—_
Inc.—.
-2
9 %
8 Va
Chemical
Class B
26
28 %
23
24%
2%
common
69%
Norris
Cor
Oil
Corp____,
25%
Nortex
22
24 Va
North
American
North
Penn
& Gas
$1
preference
Gas
15%
16%
23
24 Va
*
21
17
Co
1
3%
1
Coal
10%
_5
Eastern
Utilities
Economics
El
24
25%
17
18%
Northwest
Associates—10
41
43%
Norh western
21%
23%
Paso
Laboratory
Electric
Electro-Voice
Electrolux
Co
Inc
1
35
2
Corp '
Capital Corp
Mfg Co—
Empire State Oil Co
Equity Oil Co
11%
12%
69
73%
16%
17%
First
Boston
21 %
19%
17 V4
Olin
56 V4
18 Va
1
8%
25 Va
27%
Oil & Gas
Otter
Tail
Pabst
55%
59
10
80%
85 y4
parific
Stepl
Corp
17%
Pacific
18%
20%
PncFic
1
16 %
17%
Pacific
13%
Packaging
Gas
12%
6%
9 Va
9%
10%
*
21%
23%
PauFv
1
45
48%
Pepsi ("ola
Packing Co
Service
Co
2.50
Gen
Telep (Calif) 5% pfd
20
Gen Telep Co of the Southwest
preferred.
Giant -Portland
Cement Co
Pan
33%
•
35
9
19%
9%
'
20%
19 %
1
17%
18%
32%
•
9%
4%
8%
Co__5
Portland
30%
32%
35%
v
37%
3%
11%
4%
29%
32
16%
17%
29
31%
31%
33%
18%
20%
1
13
14
1
24
25 Va
10
32%
3%
X9%
10%
•
44
2
41%
9%
Gen'l Electric Co—7V»
25%
27
Lumber
Rubber
Corp
Gas
Co
Co
Gas
Corp
Washington Steel Corp
Watson Bros
Transport
Wesco Financial
Corp
West
33
36%
21%
23%
1
16%
5174
19%
31
33%.
57%
61
10
1
A
67%
71%
19%
2174
31
33%
1
8%
9%
—1
21%
23%
*
17%
1874
Manufacturing Co_*
Lt &
Telephone Co-10
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
Western Natural Gas Co
21%
23%
41
44
24 Va
25%
1
16%
17%
7.50
40%
42%
5
26%
W1R.OX
11'A
12%
24%
Wisconsin Power &
Light CO—10
6%
7
Weyerhaeuser
7
Whiting Corp
1.25
22%
1
4%
4%
Propane Gas Corp—J
30%
?/2
13 74
Point
6%
24
Inc.—
48
16%
Western
—1
Co
42%
15
2874
Westcoast Transmission
Statler Hotels Delaware
Corp—1
16%
28%
12 Va
*
65%
5
15
40
5
43%
25
—_—
34%
26 %
Co——
61
Inc—
Common
non-voting
Stanley Works
574
11
32
1
41
15%
17
10%
11%
38%
42
1474
16
Co
Electric Company
12
13%
32%
34%
5
43%
4674
5
Witco Chemical
Wood Conversion Co
14%
16%
WuTlitzer Company
—10
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
1
Yuba Consolidated Industries
1
Bank and Trust
Par
American Trust Co (S F)
__10
Bank of America N T & S A
(San Francisco)
6%
Bank of Commerce
(Newark)__25
Bank of New York
_100
Bank of Virginia.
10
Bankers Trust Co (N Y)
16
Boatmen's National Bank
St Louis
20
Eroad St Trust Co (Phila)
10
Camden Trust Co (N J)
Central Natl Bank of Cleve
16
5
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phlla__10
Chase Manhattan Bk
(NY)_12%
Chemical Bank New York
Trust
Co
10
—
Citizens & Southern National
Bank (Savannah)
10
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago)_25
Cleveland Trust Co50
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
Commercial Trust of N J
25
Connecticut Bank & Tr
Co_12%
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
Co (Chicago)
:
33Va
County Trust Co (White Plains
New York)
;
_5
Crocker-Anglo Natl
Empire Trust
Co
Bk
(S
F)_10
(N Y)_
__50
Fairfield County Trust Co
10
Federation Bk & Tr Co (NY)_10
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
_20
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10
First Bank Stk Corp
(Minn)__10
First Camden Natl Bk & Trust
Bid
17%
18%
53%
57%
11%
12%
Companies
55%
49%
42
Ask
58%
52%
45%
302
315
23 Va
104%
80
84%
,56
60%
30Va
32%
43
46%
49
52%
69%
72%
6814
4114
44
92
99
350
371
26%
28%
92
97 %
44
4674
144
41
35 Va
32%
35?a
5
25'A
27
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)_10
Manufacturers & Traders
Trust (Buffalo)
5
67%
70%
2914
31
Meadow Brook Natl Bank
Nassau County N Y
3
(Pgh)_25
Louis)__25
Merchants Natl Bk of
Boston_l0
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
35%
30%
58%
62
31%
3314
National Newark
&
74
3974
28%
3074
40%
43%
96%
63
100'%
397
40%
43%
62%
72%
60%
6474
52
55%
55
58%
(Boston)_100
Jersey Bank & Trust Co.ll
Co of
(Hackensack
100
N
J)
5
Philadelphia Natl Bank
.10
Pittsburgh National Bank
2o
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
(Philadelphia)
20
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)_12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C
25
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
Boston
82%
Second Bank-State Street
52%
56
Security First Natl
2
Trust (Boston Mass)
8econd Natl Bank of Phila
61%
64%
20
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co—10
Hudson County National Bank
4074
106
113
36%
17%
18%
41
45%
72
see
Trust
Bk
Co
20
(Wash)„20
Bank
-20
10
9.14.
10%
100
48 %
51%
93
97%
35 %
39%
63
6674
22'A
23%
52
57%
(Los
12%
York)
-25
Trade Bank & Tr Co (N Y)—10
Trust Co of New Jersey
•
10
5
45%
27
CO
Of
2974
2%
9%
10%
10
51 %
55%
10
33
36%
(N Y)—20
93
96%
Cleveland)
United States Trust Co
• Boston)
United 8tates Trust
43
20%
22
1
874
9%
10
42%
45%
10 Va
footnotes,
8274
165
Union Bank of Commerce
Hudson Tr Co (Union City)
8
Industrial Bk of Com (N Y)„10
For
.
39%
68
Int'l Bank (Wash D C)
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
Natl
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
Bank of Albany
10
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
•New
25
Industrial National Bank of
Providence R I
Industrial Trust Co (Phila)
1st
State
Girard Trust Corn Exch
Bk—_15
Hanover Bank of New York
10
(Jersey City N J)
150
59
Franklin Natl Bank of
Long
Harris Tr & Sav Bk (Chic)
Louis Union
Seattle
Angeles)
55%
77%
20%
9574
36%
62
8674
78
37 Va
71
58%
4774
Rye National Bank (N Y)
91%
34%
46 74
67%
43%
20
5
22%
43%
82%
St
10
20%
18%
20
Rochelle
33%
596
10
Banking
(Philadelphia)—10
New
44%
30%
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York__5
First Natl City Bank (N Y)
First Pennsylvania
Island N Y
40%
560
Bergen Cty
25
of
34%
12 Va
Natl State Bk of Newark
New Eng Trust Co
First National Bank of
Passaic County
Flrts Natl Bank of St Louis
& Trust Co
913V
31%
Essex
66
68
86
25
Shawmut Bk of Boston_12 %
& Trust
10
59%
7.50
Banking Co (N J)
38%
77%
377
16
120%
A?
Northern Tr Co
(Chicago)
32%
54
10
New
119
84%
50
Westchester_5
National Bank of Detroit
National Bank of
Peoples Tr
112
29%
166
80
117%
39%
263
27%
158
25
National City Bank
(Cleve)
National Commercial Bank
Trust Co (Albany)
53
(Jersey City)_25
of
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co
Mercantile Tr Co (St
43%
37%
250
Ask
107
10
Natl
138
Bid
100
&
Trust Co (Philadelphia)
Long Island Trust Co
71%
49%
10
First Natl Bank of
Boston__12%
First Natl Bank of
Chiclago
100
First Natl Bank of Dallks
10
Firts Natl Bank
20
of New York
6%
Co (Camden N J)
First Natl Bank (Atlanta)
First Natl Bk (Baltimore)
Par
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
Liberty Real Estate Bank
25%
108
15%
1
Bottlers
Cement
Natural
mouth
5%
%
10%
6V2
10c
10%
10
I
Indus
Pfaedler-Permutit
Pickering
14
90c
Corp of America__5
Sulphur Co
70c
Corp
1
Permanente
PI
30%
1
Petroleum Inc
Pioneer
20
19%
5
Mines
General
5
14 %
18
Hannifin
Tool
4%
13%
American
Porker
Pendleton
10
General Gas Corp
5%%
Uranium
1
Wash
First Westchester Natl Bank
Mercury Electronics
Power & Light Co
cl A15
_
Co
GarlooJt
Co
Airmotive Corp
East Line
Gamble Robinson
16%
,Class B
34%
5
Co
Far
5
Foote Bros Gear & Mach
Frito
Pacific
__2.50
Fisher Governor Co
Florida-
Power
Brewing
Assn_100
First Charter Financial
Corp—*
32
22%
l
Corp
9%
10c
Fisher Brothers Co
—1
16%
_1
—7%
Corp
Serv Co
Oklahoma Miss River Prod__10c
Oil
B^n
Coal
Corp
»
Pacific
Federal Natl Mortgage
Gas
53
—1
Electronics
Emhart
15%
Pub
4
37%
13%
(Texas)
Inc
Natural
18%
11%
3
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
Inc
22%
19
Northeastern Water Co $4
pfd *
2
_50c
Industries
16%
8
•
Eastern
16 %
15
50c
Thermador
24
23
15
1
74%
21 %
50c
National Shirt
Shops of Del
New Eng Gas & Elec
Assoc.
Nicholson
File
Co
1
Dynamics Corp of America—
1
10
Co
Co—
-2 %
Corporation
Duriron Co
Co
Supply
National Gas & Oil
Corp_
5
National Homes
Corp A com_50c
41 %
——
1R R)
Nalco
Fuel
19%
67
9
23%
5%
10
1
25%
8'/s
27
21%
5
Von's Grocery Co
Natural
25'A
50c
63
10
44
33%
Co
Inc
of Amer
1
7%
30%
Electric
Mills
Corp.—5
28 74
82%
41%
Marlin-Rockwell
Iron
—1
35 3«
78%
,__1
7%
&
18%
24%
Mould
21%
26%
7%
32
2674
&
Sugar Corp
1
United States Truck
Lines Inc 1
United
Utilities
Inc—:
10
Upper Peninsular Power Co—9
Utah Southern Oil Co
2%
9%
20
19%
7%
28
Co
Corp_l
Leasing Corp—1
United States Servateria
Corp.l
18%
Suburban
25%
Madison Gas
States
Mil
23%
17 Va
31%
Macmillan
United
Cliem
1
15
*
Stales
2%
41 %
1%
Inc
7
17
1
2V2
16%
l
Slates
Vitro Corp
Steel.
Co
United
United
Vanity Fair
23%
Co
Warner & Swasey Co
Warren Brothers Co
Warren (S D) Co
Register
&
Supply
Trans Gas Pipe Line
Corp—50c
Tucson Gas Elec Lt &
Pwr___5
25%
Steamship—2.50
Pressed
11%
8%
Tractor
23%
Co—1
20%
31%
1
47%
14
13
Djinly Machine Specialties
5
Darling (L At Co—,,
—1
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
__1
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y—274
Tel
18%
Inc
44%
l
B_5
40 Va
70%
Tracerlab
25
38%
—1
9 Vis
_5
Inc
class
cl
14%
67%
10 %
Valley
Strong Cobb
Ling-Altec Electronics.— ..50c
wiuo.i
Co
Laboratories
Class
Liberty Loan Corp.
60%
13%
37%
3%
37%
28%
307i,
Struthers Wells
Corp—.——2%
Stubnitz Greene Corp
1
Suburban Gas Service Inc
1
7
57
33K
34%
1
28%
12
18
8
30%
3'A
1
—1
38%
1
7%
7%
31%-
Corp
19 Va
11
10 %
9%
20
41%
6%
*
Inc
2774
•
Towmotor
13%
36%
lc
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co
5
25%
25
Lucky Stores
Gas
Commonwealth
:
Co
10%
Milling & Elev Co
Colorado
&
A__
37%
Co
50%
16%
10% *
4074
25%
'28 '
1
preceding
page.
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenlz Arlz)_5
Wachovia
•
Bank
&
Trust
Winston-Salem N C)
60
64%
18%
2074
Co
8
.
47%
'
9
—
Tokheim Corp
21%
5
Koehring Co.
Kratter Corp class
9%
274
Gas
Stand Fruit &
Standard
15
44%
Co
;
Industries
4%
•
38
Inc
12 Va
3
Keystone Portland Cem Co
35%
Inc.——1
Interstate
States
Time
1774
Co
Spector Freight Sys Inc
Speer Carbon Co—
Sprague Electric Co
Staley (A E) Mfg Co__,
Standard
6%
Betts
*
7%
4
(II I) Fibre Glass
Three Stales Nat
Gas Co— __1
•
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
Topp
6
&
32 %
7
Thompson
20
Southwestern Elec Service Co—1
Southwestern
Thomas
474
13
29%
3034
warrants-
Therm-O-Disc Inc
Thermo King
Corp.,
*
Co
Stouffer Corp
—1
Prod-
fnc
s
13%
8%
*
Co
Eng Tel
35%
—1
Engines Corp
Coastal States
1234
_33 Vac
New
33
Lau
16%
814
1
Inc
&
28%
Co__ 10c
Power
Petroleum
(Eli)
26%
_1
Dev
Chemical
Lilly
12 Va
*
Power
Stekoll
Blower
11%
18
Stepan
25%
15%
1
16%
14%
.10
15
42
46 %
,__10
14
22 %
%
Inc
39%
38%
13%
Kennametal
36%
20%
43
Kt ten urn Co
65%
——-2
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
Kentucky Utilities Co^
62
Southern Union Gas Co .—1
Southwest Gas
Producing Co__l
7%
24%
38
20%
60
Co____7Va
Cable Co~_—*
Kearney & Trecker Corp__
30%
4%
43%
47%
—3
19
57%'
1
Southeastern Pub Serv Co.—10c
Southern Calif Water Co___5
26%
24
common—1
21
ci A_ .33 Vac
com
Corp
25c
—
Stanley Home Products
Steel
19%
4%
6%
._1
$1.46 preferred
*
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co 10
23%
—1
_.
_1
1
Landers Frary & Clark
Lanolin Plus
28 Va
Public Serv Corp-.—6
Chattanooga Gas Co
Kaiser
Co
25%
52*
.
Central Vt
48%
Va
Steel
50'/a
22%
4%
12
Texas Industries Inc
46%
39%
2774
Texas
National
PetroleumTexas Natural Gasoline
Corp.
Textron Lie 1959
Co———2
Nevada
4
19
Power
Colorado
Corp
Eastern Transmis
Corp.
Illinois Natural Gas
47 %
20 ?4
121
;v
36%"
28
3
14 *.
112
17%
__1
Skil
Southern
Southern
Southern
——
43%
Inc. 3%
Dills
South Shore Oil &
!
Tekoil
14%
24%
13
Telecomputing Corp
Texas
Ask
137V22:14
;—
26%
Co_—____—5
&
Tainpax Inc
Tappan Co
Co
5
Inc
&
Pacific
Simplex Wire
Corp
23? i,
53
(G Di
Broadcasting
—.2
Seismograph Service Corp——1
34%
24%
Freight Sys__l
Investors Diver Services Inc——
Class A common.:
__1
161/4
Steel
Homes
Searle
6%
31%
*
Interstate
30-
Beryllium
Motor
Co
10%
110
Buckeye
Bantam
Scholz
Taft
Bid
1
*
._12%
Co
Corp_„^,____—.
Schield
81 ?'4
5%
Interstate, Bakeries Corp
._1
Interstate Engineering Corp__*
9%
$1.20.preferred 1*25
Inc
77%
10
17
Blown Sc Sharpe Mfg Co___
Bowser
Co
Textbook
Co
Rice
Susquehanna Corp
Corporation
Syntex
Texas
Corp
?
20c
Jacinto Petroleum——~—1
Sawliill Tubular Prod
12%
21%
2114
8%
37%
Sabro-Pinon
25%
11%
1
—
33%
7%
ADR
Corp
Paper
Mills Inc_____
&
Water.
Gas
15%
_.i
_
7%
Head
19%
-_i
Botany Industries Int.,
Indiana
32
l
Inc
Store^,
Indian
31'A
34%
Mario
Sierra
13%
29 %
1-
San
4%
23V4
__
35%
6%
8%
1
—
Inc
Hugoton Gas Trust, "units"—
Hugoton Production Co—4 __1
Husky Oil Co^
—1
12%
1
Pet Co/
Hills Power & Light*Co —l
Black
*•
35%
7%
14%
32 %
'
Paper Corp-
A common..—..—
32%
;•
Western
Blilups
37%
.
33%
1
Plywood Corp:
Reid_Z_
Ryder Systems Inc
1518
Bayiess
19%
5
__
Manufacturing Co_2%
Roddis
Rose
23
__1
Gas___„_.._
Field
Hudson Pulp
18%
Mexico
i^
Rockwell
13%
1
7%
2\\i
Corp
22%
Hamp_
21%
14%
12%
19%
66%
49--.
1
9
Roadway Express class A
Itobbins* & Myers}; Ind'ik—
•Robertson (I-lHl :C0-_—
62%
A
Purina
131"
Voltage Engineering-— __1
Credit
Corp^__—— __1
21 ?4
2.50
_—~ —
A/.teo
8%
5
—
52%
Houston
Products
Oil <Sr Gas Co.1-. /—
Avon
35%
49?/4
class
New
Republic Natural Gas
Richardson Co
42
131
__5
u
\it
32 Va
__1
Co
5%
32
—
Inc
of
Alcgre Sugar Corp
Purex Corp Ltd
Purolator
Products
172
32%
Class B common,.
20%
4%
a
29%
Hearst Cons Pultlicatinns cLA _25
Helene Curtis Iud class A___
1
36?, h
22 %
_10c
In'-
Serv Co of New
Punt
Co
Par
297s
20 %
1
Pub
2-1
8>
Ask
27%
5
Petroleum
Pub Serv
Corp..—2.50
Hagan Chemicals Vt Controls •_1
Haloid Xerox Inc
...5
(M At Co class A com _lt)
Co~Z5
Art
Pubco
Bid
—1
Z,
America:
28%
21%
26 %
Hanna
18%
56%.
-
Corp
of
26%
20%
Corp
,
'
Co_j_5
i
.
at the time of
compilation. Origin of
The "National" list
is composed of
securities
wide national
distribution.
a
Producing Properties
22 Va
25
Corp__5
Power
Society
Gnstin-Bacon Mfg
Arkansas Western Gati Co.,^ _5
Arkansas "Missouri' Power
Ask
Co
Ralston
39%
.
16%
27.
1
common
Toot__2
-Groller
'
t'alrtiCipAi ing' preferred,
Pi
Mach
Bid
41%
:
36.
Corp 1.7.50
Inc—_r__4
Co
Farms
Aiden
39%.
-Const Co., .1
American Pipe
%*
47%
a
(A
Mountain
Grinnell
51% V
441
Aiuer
Giddings & Lewis
Glasspar Co
Green
22%
88
_—10
Potash
Par
Green
8
American Cement Corp .5
American-Express Co
which have
Portsmouth
••
i„,
(indicated by the
"asked")
any quotation furnished on
request.
Utilities
Ask
l
bought
Par
Industrials and
Pur
or
<Q»o..,io„,
43
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2656)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
:T
Aberdeen
—~2^
Fund
Inc™—_—1.2a
American Business Shares——1
American
Investors. Fund
-1
American Mutual Fund Inc.— 1
Amer Research <te Development "
Associated Fund Trust—-——"
Atomic, Devel Mut Fund Inc...~l
Axe-Hqughton Fund "A" Inc„_l
Axe-IIoughton Fund "B'! Inc_-o
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund lnc-1
Axe-Science <fe Elecl'nics Corp lc
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Fund
Affiliated
4.96
5.42
Investment
America-- _1
16.61
11.60
4.45
Boston-—1
Investors Research Fund
I
I.stel Fund Inc—
—1
Johnston (Thet Mutual Fund—1
11.78
12.87
Aetna
12.22
13.28
Agricultural Insurance Co
36.06
36.78
1.63
10.04
38%
1.79
Resources
23.13
24.14
23.49
Amer
(Low
Priced Bonds)—;—1
(Discount Bonds)1
15.72
17.10
9.30
B-3
4.24
4.63
B-4
12.52
13.61
K-l
S-l
12.91
13.96
13.31
14.59
7.10
7.76
S-4
Fund
Fund
Inc—
shares
shares
Stock
Composite Bond &
Fund Inc
.
Composite Fund Inc——r—
Concord Fund Inc—
—-1
Investment Trust-1.
Trust Fund
Consolidated
Corporate Leaders
B
————
Investment Inc
Fund1
Crown Western
Dividend Income
1
1
Inc
Inc
Vegh Investing Co
Do Vegh Mutual Fund
Delaware
Fund
De
\
Growth
Series
B
ak
2&c
——;
17.98
14.88
16.09
20(a
23.63
7.51
8.21
18.51
18.70
74(2
79(4
lc
2.65
3.85
lc
2.20
Special Investment shares- lc
Transport shares —lc
shares
Fund
Minnesota
Fund
9.90
10.89
10.02
10.98
8.99
9.85
24.80
3.03
3.32
10.91
11.92
1
5.58
1
4.16
7.91
6.32
2.48
2.71
Fund
—"
Funds Inc—
—lc
Preferred stock series—lc
11.07
12.03
11.77
12.93
Founders Mutual
17.21
4.50
5.60
18.61
series-.
Common stock
1
————————1
Fundamental Investors
Inc
Futures
—
5.64
Series-
Series
Stock
Income Series
1
—
Slock Series
—1
8.83
Stock Series-'———1
Growth
8.94
10.70
11.57
10.84
1.83
of Canada Ltd
Nucleonics
;—1
1
Capital Corp—-
General
General Investors Trust—
17.55
18.97
1
7.14
7.76
.lc
10.65
11.67
Aviation-Electronics—
Shares—lc
9.24
10.12
lc
lc
6.69
7.34
7.16
7.85
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund_lc
Food
shares
..—.lc
Fully Administered shares—lc
General Bond shares——lc
Industrial Machinery shs—lc
Institutional Bond shares—lc
Merchandising shares ——lc
14.40
15.76
12.62
13.82
Equip
Electrical
shares
Building
—
Capital Growth Fund
Chemical
shares
———
shares
Mining
6.57
7.21
9.22
10.10
6.81
7.47
8.30
7.68
8.00
13.47
14.75
—lc
6.53
9.82
10.76
2.11
2.33
RR Equipment shares
—lc
Railroad Stock shares—.—lc
6.19
6.79
———Id
—lc
Utilities
——lc
Growth Industry Shares Inc—_1
Railroad
shares
Bond
9.63
10.55
11.23
12.30
—
7.70
8.44
—
10.57
11.58
19.88
20.48
shares
Steel
shares
Tobacco
Inc——1
19.21
19.80
10c
5.28
5.77
—_10c
Guardian Mutual Fund
5.21
Hamilton Funds Inc—
Series
H-C7
Scries
H-DA
—
1
Inc—_—1
2.58
Fund
Inc-
Shares
Inc_—1
8.13
9.29
10.15
10.06
10.88
lc
13.62
14.89
Fund—__lc
10.81
11.82
Fund_lc
11.64
12.74
Institutional Income Fund—lc
6.54
7.16
Fund—lc
12.47
13.64
Fund
of
Boston
Institutional Bank Fund
Foundation
Inst
Growth
Institutional
15.21
1
13.93
Securities
—1
15.00
Fund
8.81
11.23
6.07
86(2
90 34
5
52 34
5534
6.10
al4.99
16.67
18.27
Inc'—--—*
10.53
11.48
Inc_—.——1
12.06
12.18
Philadelphia
Street
Pioneer
Fund
Fund
Inc
Fund
Price
(T Rowe)
Fund Inc
—_2.50
8.83
79(4
82%
20r'8-
22%
4(8
43,4
47(4
50 %
19(4
21(4
64
68%
77-
-
81%
43-
47(4
42(4
45%
preferred
—
Standard
56
8
7(4
59 J/2
56
31%
29:(4.
——10
———10
108
103
Accident
Standard Sec. Life Ins (N Y)—2
Title Guaranty Co (N Y)_
OTravelers Insurance
Co-^
—-5
United Ins Co of Amer.——2.50
01
57 3 4
7(2
—
8%
26
28(4
69*2*
87
Ins
47(4
50%
U
Co
1
of
8
Amer .—50c
Standard
Life
13.38
Inc—
1
8.17
Putnam
(Geo)
Fund—_1
Fund
Shares
of
14.26
15.50
18.78
20.41
1
Inc
Canada.
7.26
7.89
25c
12.97
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund_l
Scudder Stevens &
Stock
Common
8.88
1
Putnam Growth F'und
Dist
13.52
14.02
al9.04
ClarkFund
Inc_—1
a9.60
834
27«
S
Fidelity
34(4
36%
U
S
Fire
2734
29%
lns„ 10
88
10
(4
33«
102 ('4
35
38 (4
-42(4
45%
U S Life
& Guaranty Co—5
Insurance——_—3
Insurance
in
Co
the
City of N Y
Westchester Fire
—2
2
Figures after decimal point represent
Bid
4%s
15, I960-
4
Feb,
15,
15,
VsS March
4.65s April
5%s
-
—
15,
July
99.30
1963
5s
5.30s April
5(bs May
June
3%s
10,
Aug.
93%
94'.#
99.26
99.30
99.31
100.3
4s
99.28
100 x:
4s
5.35s
Sept.
5 %s
Marcli
1961
11,
99.30
100.2
20,
1,
4
12, 1963
4%s June 10, 19653%s March 11, 1968—
4%s April
10,
96 (4
1962__
—
1969
95'•»
96%
11.17
3 (as
May
1.
4 %s
Feb.
15,
16.63
18.22
Fund———1
Southwestern Investors Inc
Sovereign
Investors
1
13.46
14.74
40.10
Roe
&
Balanced
Stock
Figures after decimal point
Farnham
Fund
Inc_—
a38.47
Fund
Maturity—
4
28.66
28.95
Sterling Investment Fund Inc_l
12.09
12.79
Bid
Texas
Fund
Townsend
U
Growth
S
16.24
17.70
9.66
10.50
7.31
8.00
International
&
334s Feb. 15, 1960
Inc—
6.73
.
Accumulated Fund
United
6.16
Continental
—1
Fund
12.77
13.88
1
7.87
8.60
United Income Fund Sliares_l
United Science Fund-—!
1
11.08
12.04
Funds
Canada
Ltd-
1
Value
!
1
Line
Income
Value
Line
Special
Fund
Street
Investing Corp__
Washington
Investors
Wellington
Wellington
16.12
16.60
18.04
7.16
7.83
1
5.56
6.08
10c
.
4.00
1
8.21
Feb.
15,
Aug(
1,
Oct.
Equity
3%s Feb.
90%
91(4
32nds
of
point
a
Bid
99.21
l'/as April 1, 1962
99.27
4s
4s
Feb.
Aug.
15,
Ask
(Continued) —
99.28
1962—
97.24
97.28
92.20
92.28
98.12
—
15, 1962—_—
98.20
1%S Oct.
1,
91.12
91.20
3%s Nov.
15,
1962-,
96.10
99.4
96.14
99.12
2%s
15,
1963
92.22
1960
99.13
99.15
I960———
99.9
99.11
1 %s April 1,1963
4s May
15. 1963—
99.28
100
99.29
99.31
97.20
97.28
96.20
96.28
98.4
—
98.8
98.16
.
-
98.20
94.16
94.24
97.2
1961—
15,
10.51
12.83
13.95
1962_
—_
1
Feb.
(2s Oct.
1962
1,
89.28
96.24
88.28
1963_
47bs Nov. 15, 1963
l%s April 1, 1964
4%s May 15, 1964
92.26
i-9Q,4
96.20
—
89.4
—_
99.22
—
87.20
87.28
99.20
—
99.24
100.18
100.22
97.6
5s
Aug. 15. 1964—
l%s Oct. 1, 1964
"
99.26
Fund1
14.12
15.39
—
85.28
86.4
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
11.49
Rate
Fund
94
-
1960
1961—
1,
more
99.25
l%s April 1, 1961
3%s May 15, 1961—^
1%S
or
99.18
4%s Aug. 15, I960—:
l%s Oct. 1, 1960
4s
one
Treasury Notes
1960——
l%s April 1.
3%S May 15,
3 (4s May 15,
8.97
-1
Inc-
88 34
93
4.37
Mutual
Fund
97(4
87%
Maturity—
Treasury Notes—
Situations
Fund Inc
Wall
Inc
14.75
.
89(4
—
—
1972-1967
99.26
•_
May 15, 1960
4%S Nov 15 1960
4s
lc
Century Growth Inv_
Funds
United
1
._1
_.
Fund
Twentieth
United
Inc——
ent
represei
Ask
Certificates of Indebtedness—•
4s
Television-Electronics Fund
99%
101.8
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
16.14
38.10
Stein
1971
-
14.55
l
State Street Investment Corp—*
—-
98'%
101
3%s Sept. 15, 1972
Bi
96
97
96 (4
12.90
(Edison
95
1970
10.32
Smith
90%
9&
—
—
91 %
20,
11.80
-
92%
88(4
5%s July
Shares—i.25
American
99.16
92(4
96
97
90%
-
97.24
99.8
-
(4s May 2, 1966—
(4s March 20, 1968
98
97.8
—
1963^
98
97.16
—
96**4
96%
-
99
100.3
97%
—
4(«s Nov.
99.20
100
94
-
99.28
98.24
wi
96.16
93 %
3
99.25
-
1963
99.20
96
1960
Sept. 20. 1961—
May 1, 1962——
4%s Aug.
2%s May
99
-
—
1962—
—
99.23
99.24
9.9.16
—
1960—!
20,
100.3
99.19
—
1960
3:!«s April 3, 1961—
99.16
98.26
-
I960——
11,
13,
99.8
1960
12.
Sept.
8%s Feb.
3 (4s
I960——.
20.
2'L'S June 1,
5%s Oct.
1960
23,
1960
I960
-
11, 1960
10,
1,
1.
April
100
99.28
100
Feb.
3%s
100.4
100
._
1960
5.
3%s Fob.
-
-
Mortgage Assn—
%s March 10. I960
Jan.
2(4s
99.30
100.4
Federal Natl
4
Ask
100.1
99.30
-
5%s April 4, 1960
100.2
99.26
100
-
point
a
5 (4s Sept 1, I960—
Federal Land B;ink Bonds—•
99.29
99.30
-
—
I960——.
15,
99.29
100
99.25
-
32nds of
more
Bid
99.26
I960
15,
3%s April
99.29
or
Banks for Cooperatives—
4%s Feb. 1, 1960
100
99.26
-
I960
15, 1960
l(i, I960--
May
June
5.40s
1960—
I960--
15,
99.28
—-
one
Ask
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Shareholders Trust of Bostori-_,l
Selected
31%
29
Obligations of Government Agencies
4s
1
—
Fund
Quarterly
9.60
Growth Stock
Puritan
Scudder
Life
.x—
Corp
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
5s
Inc.——,—1
Square Mutual Fund—
Peoples Securities Corp—1
Pine
1
4%s Feb.
10.95
Fenn
Value Line Fund Inc_
2.82
Incorporaed Income Fund:——1
Incorporated Investors ———1
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Income
13.92
Chemistry &
Electronics
United
a26.51
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Eaydock
14.09
7.16
—lc
.-lc
——-
7.57
shares
Petroleum
13.09
One William Street Fund—
—
Group Securities—
Automobile
shares
Owners
(Fla
Insurance
3.80s Jan.
Over-Thfe-wOum-i
9.89
Home
9.65
Ortv,4*aI Fund
6.12
1.68
-
.—10
Co
9.77
Fund--—--—-—I
Oppenheimer Fund
6.23
Insurance
Jefferson
——
4.92
Franklin Custodian
Insurance
&
42«4
210
73(4
10
Fire
$6.50
Boiler
6.91
York
18.12
39(2
24%
-
10
——
Paul
00
56
5
52 34
22 34
132
201
Co
Security Ins (New Haven)——10Security Life & Trust Co———5
Springfield Fire & Marine—_2
42 D
8.64
New
14.13
403«
21(4
10
67(2
4.55
-1
Dividend Series
8.42
16%
-5
Co.—
13%
44
-
Marine——6.25
Seaboard Life Ins of Amer
4
Seaboard Surety Co———10
6.10
8.13
16.76
Insp
St
4
(Jacksonville Fla ):.2(a
Ins
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)——2
Repuijlic Insurance (Texas)—10
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
63 '2
Home
.
England
13.00
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)__—1
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)___—5
59
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Series
New
1
(«
125
Hartford Steam
Series
21.51
—
8
—4
10.83
—1
Bond
21.30
Fidelity Capital Fund——1
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc__1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc.l
Florida Growth Fund Inc—10c
Florida Mutual Fund Inc——1
7J/4
5
—
03'2
Providence-Washington
<D Ci.l.oO
Insurance
12ly4
4134
Phoenix
2
Employees Ins
American
3.33(b
Y__ —12*2
Co———10
Ins Co of N
Indemnity
(2
22
Life
38
61
20 (4
Hanover
35(2
58"
33 3
Great
54 V2
35 5/e
58(4
94
—
50
32 '2
54
5
51 ('8
48
5
Co
68 >/a
83(t
Employ Life Ins
391k
22 (i
7912
Gov
37(4
Philadcli)hia Life
313 4
Government
2034
->30 Vb
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y—10
Peerless Insurance Co__—5
334
89
'
11134
1958
36 7 a
76 3 4
3 (n
Insurance——_4
17.39
Corp——1
Securities
Balanced
.—L
Eurofund Inc
71
14(8
61 (2
152
107 34
72
F1 ____-2.50
(S
9.87
3.82
8.68
18
Fund
16.08
14.41
Inc—————10
Fund Inc
20c
Equity
67'i>
Glens Falls
Gull'
21.10
26.36
Fund
Energy
8.93
14.20
3 51
24.35
Electronics Investment Corp
8.17
12.99
13.36
7.94
f
22.90
19.50
Investors
24.68
—
21.18
interest ;—..—I
of
22.78
Fund
Fund
15.47
National
Preferred
& Howard—
Balanced
Northern
44
33
——2.50
Ins
River
Pacific
2
3634
57
Casualty™—2
Fire
Northeastern Insurance
74 '
Globe & Republic Ins Co._.
14.31
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc_l
National
16.50
161
70 34
General Reinsurance Corp.—10
15,18
Shares
l
,
153
5
—10
al3.95
Mutual
beneficial
371
53 3 4
le
—
North
22%
357
-—5
Co
1
Corp
21% 7
10
Life„
Fund Inc—1
Mutual Investment
Mutual Shares
Trust
General
5434
__1
—
York
38(4
140
Hampshire Fire_^—_i—110
50 (4
Automation
&
2
—
Life
(D C)
Inc.-.—----
Amsterdam
New
New
Forster
&
New
51V2
Fund—
Fund
(Ky) •
16%
34%
Fireman's
14.04
beneficial interest—1
of
Co
15(4
Franklin
Growth
Massachusetts Life
10
32 (4
—0
Ins
4.28
Stock
——33%c
Inc
Life—1
Life
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
1
Fidelity & Deposit of Md—x-5
Investors Trust
Investors
Mass
Standard
Insurance Co
Commomfealth
36(s
13 (2-
Union Fire—____5
Nationwide Corp class A.J.
_5
2.62
beneficial lnt_33%C
of
shares
—
Boston
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J»——1.25
Employers Group Assoc
,—0
Employers' Reinsurance Corp—5
Federal Insurance Co
;
4
3.99
Mutual Income Foundation Fd_l
13.41
Beneficial
3.15
Missiles-Jets
12.20
7.28
shares—lc
15.18
Stock
6165
18%
J)—10
(N
7
638
40
National
22
—lc
Units
21.69
Natl
60
20 ('4
—
Equipment shares-lc
Massachusetts
19
20%
56
Bankers Natl Life Ins
Managed Funds—
1
Fund Inc
Dreyfus
Eaton
——
Shares
Dividend
20.46
16.54
22.00
Fund Inc—_i
Sfck Fund Inc—1
Diversified Investment Fund -1
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Delaware Income
Diver
18.82
.
1
—.—-——
10.78
17.13
American Surety Co..__——6.25
Bankers & Shippers
10
7.27
249
240j/2
3034-
4
10
Life & Accident Ins——-10
Old Line Inc A A com——L
Natl
14.84
Casualty Co
Inc.
Paper
48%
14.90
Assurance
Metal
fy Life Ins__—5
Manufacturers
Life (Bait)—
National Fire
9%
%
6.62
Crum
Industries
8%
Indemnity
13.60
Continental
11.47
9.92
44
Continental
10.57
9.04
—,.5
Ins
7.02
-1
15.76
Amer
American Re-insurance
6.44
General
—*
(Galveston I——1
2%
13.00
a25.70
13.84
_
Monument
Nat
1
—
15.88
a44.20
17,800
Inc
2%
(Wash D C)
Inc—1
Stk Fund
12.66
Commonwealth Investment —<-1
Commonwealth Stock Fund—.—F
«fo
Mercury
Fund of Can—1
Mutual Fund—"
Insurance
Petroleum
Fire Assurance—12,50
Merchants
Amer
Connecticut
17,200
9.83
Mass
Merchants
3-4
20.01
Securities Corp—10U
preferred —
—100
Colonial Energy Shares
1
Commonwealth Income
43%
27%
3(4
18.31
Loomis Sayles
Fund Inc
39%
26(4
Corp-4——1
5178
4
34(4
Bonding--.——5
Assurance——5
17 (4
Life
245«
2134
48 3
(Newark N J)„_2(a
15.38
Loomis-Soyles
Electrical
Home
Ins Co
12.53
10.04
2234
20 >4
10
—
Massachusetts
-_1
16 %
15.57
3
-1
—-
Va
10%
F'la )
14.07
12.61
137
21.43
——
10
(.Jacksonville
11.46
11.62
129
Lincoln
Tenn
of
13.77
.
—1
J
Fund Inc
Life Companies Inc
Life Insurance Co of
11.91
F
9.92
I'/o
14%
14.55
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd A
Knickerbocker
14.25
Series
19.64
(Speculative Com Stk) -1
(Low Priced Com Stks)-1
La/ard
Christiana
45 %
1314
25 >8
64
Casualty Ins Co
National Life—„——10
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc—_!•
Maryland Casualty ———^-1
American
Lexington Trust Fund——25c
Lexington Venture Fund—1
Life Insurance Investors Inc —1
Chemical
42
&
15%
American Investors
18.90
9.29
Life
29 3 8
19%
Amer
15.47
Century Sha res Trust.——~i
Fund of Boston
—l
88%
60 3 i
14 >4
10.36
14.31
10.84
85'4
27':,
23
17%
10.00
17.47
1
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)__5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Binli)—2
"
Ask
Bid
Far
76%
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
Heritage Life Ins—
15.99
5
Ask
206
72 %
preferred-.-—-_-_5
9.17
---l
International Growth
Chase
Fund
9.49
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—-1
Fund—
Canadian
Fund Ltd
Colonial
$1.25 conv
14.65
S-3
(Quotations for Friday, Dec. 18)
10
Insurance
Stocksi —1
Pfd
(Income
S-2
Ltd—
Fund Inc
(1954)
Canadian
195
Co.———10
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
(High-Grade Com Stk)—I
(Income Com Stocks)—1
K-2
19.08
Canada General
Surety—10
&
American
21.53
6.14
8.56
—*
Life
(Medium Grade Boudsi_l
5.90
5.65
—J
Casualty
Insurance
B-2
5.40
13.87
Ltd
a24.18
Aetna
Aetna
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l (Investment Bonds'%—1
17.65
Fund
of
Co
Trust of
Investment
12.76
California Fund Inc
Bid
American Equitable Assur—__-5
American Fidelity & Casualty-5
9.19
35%
Intl
--1
Investment-—aOc
Street
Broad.
Bullock
2.45
8.13
4.16
%
Par
7.51
al5.32
Inc
Fund Inc
Ask
2.23
8.78
Fund
Bid
Par
—lc
Mutual Funds—
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Blue Ridge
Boston
Ask
8.03
Ltd
Canada
Bid
Monday. December 21, 1959
.
.
Insurance Companies
Mutual Funds
Far
Mutual Funds—
.
Dated
r»
*
*
•
—
Due
Bid
Ask
Rate
Due
Bid
3.75%
4-
1-59
1-
4-60
99.28
100
4%%
8-
3-59
5-
4 Vb %
2-GO
5-
4-59
2-
1-60
99.25
99.26
4.65s
9-
1-59
6-
1-60
99.22
99.30
99.30
Dated
Ask
Insur
Recent
Bid
Bonds—
Amer
Tel
Tel
&
5%s
1986
Lomb
Opt 4%s
1979
Boston Edison 5(4s_~
-1989
Bausch
&
Petroleum
British
102 %
116(4
103 (4-
6s—1980-76
51
Burlington Industries 4 (4s—1975
115
Canadian
Carrier
Pacific
Ry 4s
4%s
Chance Vought 5 (4s
City of Montreal 5s/es
Corp
1969
1982
1977
1979
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s—1972
El
Paso Natural
Ferro
3%s
& Lgt
Corp
Florida
Pow
5 (4s
Gas
1977
-1975
5 (As
99.29
99.26
4%s
National
Can
3%s
5s
Pacific
5(/2S
Petroleum
188
193
108'#
130
103'4
117
118
_
101(4
207
1<R%
1994
106(4
1963
86(4
1977
—1973
Philadelphia
Puget Sound
Light
Electric
Steel
1989
5s
5 (/2S
1969
5(4s—
Power
1981
-1975
3-
1-60
99.26
99.30
5(4%
10-
1-59
7-
5-60
1-59
4-
4-60
99.24
99.28
5.20s
11-
2-59
8-
1-60
99.28
100
12-
1-59
9-
1-60
99.30
100.2
1994
88 %
Bell Tel
Sylvania
95 %
81
83
103%
101%
102 (4
1967
115
118
1994
103%
104 ('4
1982
123
& Tel—
—
Sperry Rand 5%s
97 (a
93(4
ww
5%s
10134
December
31,
Yield Price
Bid
1959_
99.988
99.990
March
1959_
99.965
99.969
April v7,
1960
April
14,
1960
1959-
99.888
99.894
99.811
99.818
99.723
99.733
31,
I960—
January
7,
January
January
14,
15,
I960— —4
99.712
99.722
January
21,
I960-
99.634
99.643
May
I960—
99 544
SO.SS'S
February 4. I960—_
February 11, 1960
February 18, I960—
99.456
99.469
99.356
99.370
28,
I960—
99.263
99.279
5,
103(4
1971
90(4
92 ''2
Transwestern Pipeline Units—•
137
122
.
9,
June
16,
1960
99.027
June
22,
17.
1960
98.917
July
22,
1960
98.845
98.865
1960
98.812
98.381
98.292
98.165
98.20E
98.067
98.101
97.968
98.011
97.813
1960
March 24,
98.47E
93.352
98.255
I960
10,
15,
October
98 57f
98.56C
1960
97.851
97.761
97.617
—
97.65(
97.536
97.581
1960
97.229
97.262
17,
95.845
95.871
98.838
1960
143
118
June
99.108
March
104
99.193
99.088
March
1984
98.547
97.720
99.175
1960
98.903
98.66E
98.534
May. 12, 1960
May 19, 1960——
May 26, 1960
June 2, 1960
1
3,
March
98.752
98.441
—
1960
March
99.009
Ask
98.723
98.635
April
15.
1960
April 21,
1960
April 28. I960
1960
100.2
Treasury Bills
Ask
February 25, I960—
Elec Prod—
Textron Amer 5s
December 22,
December. 24,
January
—1989
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww
5V2s
95(4
k__
10234
Yield Price
Bid
107
Underwood
-,.—1976
1-59
7-
Ask
&
5%s
Southern
102%
5s
ww
Potomac Electric
& Sons—
—
Brass
__
Phoenix
101(»
Mueller
58'2
1989
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww_1982
Gulf States Utilities 5(4s
1989
6-
United States
England Tel 5%s
Northspan Uran 5%s ww
97(4
132%
(Ml
__
100%
1977
6.89
104%
100(4
1989
13.62
6.37
Bid
8834
107 %
12.60
1
Bonds—
95
96
—1
Inc—
New
93
General Port Cement 5s
Lowenstein
Ask
1 03(4
86 (4
General Telephone
5s
Fund
Security Issues
1976
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
Whitehall Fund Inc—.
Wisconsin
4.45%
5 (4S
Institutional
4i/o%
Corp 5%s
.—1971
1970
83(4
8414
83
86
U S Industries 4(4s
Westcoast Trans 5'As
95 "4
9712
Wisconsin Pub Service 5(4S-1989
1988
87
82
101(4
91
85 (a
10134
FOOTNOTES FOR
•No par value,
a Net asset
New York Stock Exchange,
value,
t New
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid
stock,
yield price. * d Ex-rights,
x
Ex-dividend,
wi When
k Admitted
issued,
y
to listing on the
Ex-stock dividend.
190
Volume
■ -
.
Number
5909
COURSE
THE
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2657)
OF
BANK
Third Federal Reserve
CLEARINGS
District—Philadelphia—
Week
1959
Clearings this week will show
Bank
liminary figures compiled by
of
increase
an
compared with
a
all cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
stand at
$30,065,806,331 against $27,009,204,697 for the
center there is
clearings
19,
same
Our comparative
l,003iooo!oo0
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
19—
York
New
1958
%
$16,769,876,756 *14,091,748,360
•____
.___
1,453,023,082
Philadelphia
1,316,788,315
1,204,000,000
7
Kansas
City
864,034,118
531,185,475
436,000,000
Francisco
San
Pittsburgh
(11
423,700,000
2.9
+
days
474,432,750
+
4.3
624,732,180
+
383,254,572
392,046,335
$23,642,974,333
$20,644,852,213
5,419,026,665
5,303,627,070
$25,948,479,283
1,060,725,414
$27,009,204,697
j
;___—
,
.
!
All
cities,
cities, five days-
day
one
—
Total
-
+ 14.5
issue of next week.
ingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
+ 12.0
Dec. 12.
For that week
cases
was
increase of
an
week in 1958.
same
.
^385,127,368
York
Reserve District
the
of 21.5%.
totals
the week ends
as
cities)
an
record
of
6.8%
falling off of 2.7%.
a
trict of 3.3%.
we
In the Kansas
cisco
Reserve District
following
an
of 5.6%
improvement of 2.0%
Reserve
and in the
9,937,295
353,377,851
OF BANK
1959
Week Ended Dec. 12—
3rd
12 Cities
District
are
11,756,680,802
"
1,073,771,595
1,071,410,117
7
"
1,327,227,791
1,300,673,901
.
a
6.0
"
773,934,685
732,883,794
+
7
"
651,268,537
630,179,743
9
"
684,743,731
"
595,422,704
1,388,698,188
1,357,242,300
108 cities
add
our.
1,236,714,083
6.8
+
5.6
721,818,723
+
3.3
586,095,306
—
3.3
625,909,766
6.1
245,774,417
+
2.3
1,258,806,888
22,481,099,484
10,525,775,295
1.5
205,859,997
220,475,763'
15,999,873
6.2
16,948,911
771,561
+ 55.0
743,175
742,737
205,445,433
+ 24.8
197,154,693
214,415,353
1,308,000,900
6.8
1,236,714,083
1,254,850,56®
Haute
Ended
1958'
Dec
13,814,271
81,116,000
'10,298.003
10.302,788
*
—
.
Inc.
1957
or
Dec. ('o
$
$
.1,499,725
:
-
3,847,769
+ 17.1
2,988,221
Island—Providence
+18.2
8,697,438
673,055,297
+11.6
608.904,426
3,733,706
—
3.0
1,460,889
+
2.3
1,655,028
+ 12.4
3,759,728
Louis
16,617,045
+
1.0
1 7,527,439
12,346,792
+14.5
12,763,966
'7;102,718
20,105,341
v14,647,111
11,775,425
12,522,103
'
7.7
—
1,903,235 =
1,161,536,289
•
1,535,451,834
6.0
1,547,956,837
"
6,729,796
350,000,000
153,305,845
3,169,780
3,142,964
773,934,685
732,883,794
—
cities)
(4
-+
8,199,31®
1,549,709,940
+
3.8
357,000,000
369,900,00®
—
2.9
214,656,869
219,570,998
+22.3
146,665,718
156,913,955
+
0.9
3,496,136
2,484,944,
+
5.6
721,818,723
742,869,899
District—Minneapolis8,292,767
421,870,383
158,407,115
11,614,272
3,891,273
11,480,899
4,357,887
—10.7
4.616,561
8,166,790
8,343,388
—
2.1
7,310,201
17,136,230
17,427,304
1.7
15,752,576
13,246,575
651,268,537
Dakota—Fargo____
Dakota—Aberdeen
8,127,760
439,887,023
162,445,189
-
Paul
Total
cities)
(7
630,179,743
+
3.3
586,095,306
580,837,018
2.0
+
4.8
9,858,095
10,620,213
+
4.3
379,770,123
392,760,499
+
2.6
140,097,051
+
1.2
157,642,770
11,144,980
—
—
11,956,922
5,153,395
7,002,363
+44.2
45,313,487
+
9.8
21,918,811
3,509,238
908,486
825,458
+25.4
11,818,903
11,051,147
172,259,198
0.4
156,833,182
155,536,294
9,351,972
7,685,330
-
34,383,603
456,416,722
18,213,666
4,989,170
684,743,731
___
707,985,964
+
1,014,462
+21.7
1,057,863
11,771,590
8,G50,332
—
9.7
27,123,928
—
5.6
396,686.484
385,689,364
—13.1
16,748,750
16,149,378
+42.6
6,125,239
6,669,908
3.3
625,909,766
615,574,803
26.823,801,
(9
Springs
cities)
—
4,179,965
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
Dallas
16,224,915
Fori;
+27.9
36,825,800
_
+17.3
3,662,364
+13.7
42,012,596
7,186,000
-
Falls
—10.3
11,424,529
6.8
164,398,824
431,600,710
+
6,280,000
11,258,431
+
4.4
-40,114,203
40,593,037
+14.4
8,146,000
7,228,000
6,741,381
7,130,820
—
5.5
6,621,383
6,764,589
16,300,169
15,038,693
+
8.4
15,235,576
17,981,496
595,422,704
Louisiana—Shrcveport
2,933,741
825,556,041
Wichita
14,715,967
475,876,049
43,878,131
—
__
561,054,134
+
6.1
245,774,417
515,592,361
33,581,700
3,387,240
13,194,622
508,122,401
-
_
Worth
Galveston
37,182,500
Total
767,525,946
(6
80,835,983
127,573.409
2,696,457
3,224,426
11.308,371,978
47,525,843
853,691,804
+42.5
—
2.9
73.367,624
145,215,565
—
3.8
2,853,449
Jose
3,628,513
12,375,807,500
Santa
(a)
+
5.7
41,702,370
42,134,130
+
2.9
25,411,268
—
7.5
204,992,757
99,350,258
32,661,177
+17.7
97,523,138
94,275,687
+
8.1
28,649,755
35,146,671
20,069,311
—
1.6
20,121,311
21,198,920
729,663,808
35,253,673
—
0.1
655,211,425
674,470,837
—
6.2
30,270,208
26,861,845
11,970,315
+10.9
11,185,416
15,877,478
+35.0
15,187,210
203,989,022
9.779,128
-
25,021,781
(&>
24.508,842
81,122,076
"
Barbara
207,341,603
5,711,864.
190,024,715
33.077,599
--
6,644,688
8.2
728,722,368
-
8.7
+
13,275,174
Francisco
San
3,190,347
11,955,324,189
4.1
—
21,428,594
San
1.6
:
—
6,952,558
203,835,128
19.744,098
California—Long Beach
201,608,594
116,921,172
35,319,247
_
Pasadena
+21.5
—
193,333,835
6,350,356
220,525,745
_
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt Lake City
2,932,780
26.495,333
75.802,303
27,663,112
73,267,232
82,496,267
81,390,722
+-4.5
82,474,952
+21.6
12,414,113.570
12.863,421,548
Total
(10 cities)-
Grand total
(108 cities)
81,211,346
11,756,680.802
Stockton
;
1,388,698,188
.
1,357,242,300
25,522,534,335
22,573,777,526
.
Outside New York
14,298.840.525
_____
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
77,310,554
132,013,297
'
44,970,418
•
27,260,163
S5.089.055
cities)
*
Washington—Seattle
3,173,511
*
+34.6
31,047,412
City
Joseph
Total
27,977,275
13,738,330,712
•
971,451
431,074,625
15,834,118
7,114,467
—
Colorado—Colorado
41,973,944
22,607,980
.2.593,756
,
1,361,896
11,704,928
172,906,206
Wichita
-
Jamestown
City-
1,427,704
1,307,980
14,679,247
.
Kansas—Topeka
12,100,267
40,543,080
;
123,871,825
7,344,811
+17.3
226,434,985
Helena
4,395,390
195,993,357
'
1,148,961,992
—15.6
187,486,025
Yakima
York—Albany
Buffalo
cities')
1,602,296
6.9
+ 10.1
+
1,627,427,453
cities)
(17
South
'
___
15,344,735
7,737,862
Montana—Billings
1,872,571
3,625,510
938.868,337
■Jersey.--
7,287,925
'"48,393,761
17,750,503
11,483,867
363,300,000
St.
696,280,402
*
3,972,077
(12 Cities)
New
--
8,986,850
47.574.500
Jersej—Newark
7,647,675
$'4,029,990
4.2
-3.4
—11.6
6,539,991
19,085,325
7.2
—
—
10,467,347
4,590,361
124,219,859
124,406,205
6,531,873
Minneapolis
3,184,784
7,148,233
24,816,795
______
•
•
'-4,677,064
13,468,022
—i
Missouri—Kansas
58,460,910
Haven
Syracuse
21,677,841
1,696,225
1,123,110,892
1,200,112,864
7,198,573
17,618,003
"
Ninth Federal Reserve
$
16,778,911
_____
Rochester
9,118,808
54,441,402
-•-
412,883,000:
10,158,098
•
+ 10.3
—
11,877,667
12,727,818'.
84,821,000
.
9.2
+
138,122,033
8,461,731
52,179,306
Minnesota— Dull! lh
1956
3,621,178
Connecticut—Stamford
-
11,833,931
2.0
0.1
—
22,849,052
.
11,696,411
9.0
+
—
3,097,643
,20.244,203
■
—13.2
4,654,410
5,081,493
"-152,370,533
20.932,912
Omaha
1,4.94,824
York
82,749,000
.
City
Total
12
4,074.351
___
Elmira
17,978,457
3,572,096
+ 33.2
12,671,584
•
_____
:
+17.2
2,769,460
.*
—
Hastings
750,984,673
—
" - ' - - ;
+
17,382,765
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
14,134,950
X0
239,813,028
219,978,880
St,
Bedford—
fail
8,073,584
242,906,643
11,907,581
—
Lincoln
River
Northern
244,022,504
3,246,877
-
Nebraska—Fremont
4,506.987
I
New
8,183,203
7,454,051
7.4
showing the figures for each city for the week
Week
Hampshire—Manchester
New
6,762,378
7.8
11,411,433,628
8,448,181
______
126,748,433
2.8
10,335,352
Illinois—Quincy
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkNew
377,700,000
Kentucky—Louisville
23,787,241,128
4.6
—
Total
132,232,288
389,300,000
Tennessee—Memphis
1,296,358,630
+13.1
Connecticut—Hartford
New
37,626,395
1.7
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
515,592,361
+
Worcester
Rhode
36,236,086
3.5
23,161,910
Wayne—
Missouri—St.
615,574,803
+
22,573,777,526
r"
Springfield
New
3.2
District—Chicago—
Peoria
580,837,018
11,265,405,548
Maine—Bangor
Pall
761,906,84.3
36,441,395
:_
-Rockford
;
742,869,898
707,985,964
$
New
736,112,335
1,396,703,668
Chicago
761,906,848
561,054,134
-
1959
Lowell
2.7
16,998,497
Decatur
1,549,709,940
"
25,522,534,335
detailed statement
Massachusetts—Boston
786,657,996
7.148.558
Illinois—Bloomington
First Federal Reserve District—Busten—
Portland
153,429,34®;
142,742,911
Arbor
.Indianapolis
Sioux
ended December 12 for four years:
.
365,002,515
152,098,890
1,254,850,566
736,112,335
1,547,956,837
2.7
—
11,784,203,623
Clearings at—■
8,782,403
343,561,602
0.7
+
256,438,508
North
outside New York City
9,048,224
6.4
—
7.646.557
Iowa—Cedar Rapids.
Des Moines
1,382,941,933
+
Total
now
1,299,108,921
786,657,996
"
201,479,085
1,196,219
WLsconsln—'Milwaukee
853,691,804
2.0
1,535,451,834
_______^10
28,093,10®
200,936,854
390,200,000
Rapids
Terre
$
+
4
12th San Francisco
5,120,39®
25,060,387
1.2
+
1,369,485,779
765,627,121
City__
5,406,378
6.8
—
243,519,065
South Bend
1956
1,041,162,692
1,627,427,453
1,308,000,900
767,525,946
-
0.2
"
11th Dallas
0.1
—
261,791,584
Orleans
(10 cities)
Indiana—Port
gain
+
C
10th Kansas
1*382,941,93®
281,067,449
______
Lansing.
12,863,421,548
_____17
Minneapolis
•
+ 10.0
37,616,788
Seventh Federal Reserve
Grand
the totals
12,414,113,570
"
Louis
--1,299,108,921
12,586,393"
7,706,906
Michigan—Ann
In the
+21.6
"
1,396,703,668
$■
+13.7
6
__■
2,0
+
9,033,057
7,435,829
Total
smaller by 3.3%
1957
or
10
7th Chicago
We
825,556,041
11
6th Atlanta
9th
938,868,337
14,298,840,525
5th Richmond
8th St.
Inc.
Dec. %
$
"
4th Cleveland
441,612,66#
CLEARINGS:
9
Philadelphia
420,277,340
396,900,000
Mobile—
larger by 6.1% and in the San Fran¬
1958
$
York
5.3
—
summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
a
SUMMARY
1st Boston
14,938,320
*
147,794,407
Louisiana—New
and in the
;
furnish
63,093,80®
10,407,110
•-14,661,042
138,661,364
765,627,121
cities)
(6
Total
2nd New
377,396,921
139,666,715
Columbia—Washington—
Alabama^—Birmingham
Minneapolis Reserve Dis¬
City Reserve District the totals
are
5,720,388
25,077,000
Mississippi—Vicksburg
the
by 2.3%.
we
63,692,300
7.8
230,769,266
Springfield
In the
0.4
+ 23.2
1,300,673,901
5,719,564
Augusta
note that in the
The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit
but in the Dallas Reserve District the totals
'540,123,903-
+
23,378,000
Nashville
expansion of 21.6%, in the Boston
but in the Richmond
6.0%; the St.,Louis Reserve District
298,482,047
508,009,556
+
233,547,696
'
Georgia—Atlanta
1
Cleveland Reserve District the totals register
District of
12,104,541
270,031,566
4.6%, the bank clearings
Reserve District of 13.7% and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 0.2%.
Atlanta Reserve
12,030,007
-
3.1
+ 10.0
10,352,685
12,561,927
406,629,270
1
4.4
+
—
60.793,100
,
1,327,227,791
______
Macon
We group the cities according to
show
'
r
Sixth Federal Reserve
District—Atlanta-
$22,573,777,526 in the
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this
New
7,900,75®
20,363,883
_
in
appear
13.1%, the aggregate clearings for
Outside of this city there was a gain of
.
7,819,666
17,587,549
+11.3
present further below,
we
the whole country having amounted to
$25,522,534,335 against
at this center showing an increase
4,612,644
_
5.4
—
has to be estimated.
statement, however, which
there
301,704,053
496,188,396
.
.
Virginia—Huntington
District of
able to .give final and complete results of the
previous week—the week ended
are
12,444,470
.
V 64*662,600
Florida—Jacksonville
In the elaborate detailed
we
12,993„264
..ilp.535,654
Richmond
not available at time of going to press. Accord¬
are
1,369,485,779
,12,750,860
Tennessee—Knoxville
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch
Saturday and the Saturday figures
18,772,560
1,041,162,692
<■
.
Virginia—Norfolk
2.2
+
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
our
15,181,824
0-.2
4.4
+
7,416,969
4,679,965
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
2.2
—
(7
Total
Total all cities for week-
—14.2
v
__
,
Maryland—Baltimore
all
14,407,168
1,071,410,117
545,671,875
South Carolina—Charleston
Total
+ 27.0
—
4,247,697
7,260,035
-
9.9
.
;
__
3,805,993
0.1
834,520,681
1,003,805,333
five
5.7
19,829,507
«2&e>486,m
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
$30,065,806,331
five .daysu._________
cities,
.A
____-
Youngstown
west
cities,
Other
+
2,196,949
—10.0
1,073,771,595
Mansfield
2.5
686,652,597
•
-
______
,Ten
1,295,000,000
—12.0
12[357[5Q4
cities)
Columbus
+ 10.8
—
$29,062,000,998
'-Baltimore
974,000,000
g 902 925
Jersey—Trenton
Cincinnati
Cleveland
2.4
833,372,000
—
;
0.1
3,890,924
7,217,059
.
Ohio-—Canton
•
~
4,818,653
+
2,050,39-1
Fturth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
485,016,560
^___
Cleveland
■
+':
779,698,117
517,744,648
+
—.—
4,510,659
+19.0
:-+10.4
1,176,000,000
..
2,151,876
7.0
;
1959
:
1,968,774
+ 27.8
8,156,999
*3',500',000
York
Total
5
—19.5
—
25 190 823
L
"
Week Ended Dec.
J
4,558,270
for the week follows:
mary
%
2,105,263
7 175 327
Delaware—Wilmington
New
$
2,196,351
1,002,000,000
4,313,736
—,
Wilkes-Barre
sum¬
2,246,510
1956
1957
—15.7
2,190,553
5,098,286
4,741,589
Scranton
At this
2,059,375
2,799,723
Lancaster
12
Dec. %
1,809^304
Philadelphia
Dec.
Inc. or
$
1,736,130
Chester
for
Ended
1958
{}>
' j.j
Bethlehem
weekly clearings will
week in 1958.
,
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Our preliminary totals
gain for the week ending Friday of 19.0%.
a
Pre¬
ago.
,
Reading
above those of the corresponding week last year.
be 11.3%
year
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Dec.
the
45
___
♦Estimated.
City;
I.
II-
■
II
11,784,203.623
«*■
1
'
I'll
11,265,405,548
+
2.3
-
16,579,318
1,258,806,888
+13.1
4.6
10,525,775,295
1,296,358,630"
22,481,099,484
•
'
+
■
23,787,241,128
•
W1
II"—
11,411,433,628
«
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2658)
Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930,
Pursuant to the requirements of
the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
CERTIFIED
RATES
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
Bank
Reserve
+ •'•
-V
FEDERAL
BY
RESERVE
BANK
DECEMBER
TO
1959
11,
DECEMBER
1959,
17,
TARIFF
UNDER
ACT
ASSETS—
1930
OF
Unit
Monetary
Buying Rate
Noon
for
Cable Transfers in New York (Value in United States Money)
Argentina,
Tuesday
Dec. 11
Dec. 14
Dec. 15
peso— 1
pound
schilling
Austria,
1.050312
Ceylon,
.210025
markka..
Japan,
T----
.239705
.239710
.239705
.209375
.209300
.209312
2.799580
2.798860
.00160915
.00160960
.00160965
.00277564
.00277564
.00277564
.327700
0800560
.00160980
.0800560
.0800560
.265120
.265110
.265125
2.772495
2.771861
27,141.167
—
agree't
23.000
—
12,000
26.000
—
946,855
54,900
securities
27,164.167
—
38.000
4-
891.955
securities
27,769.073
—•
54.448
+
891,072
outright—
Govt,
S.
2.771148
Bank
2.771643
.140000
.140012
.139950
.497700
.497700
.497700
.0348900
.0348850
.0348700
foreign banks
in
.139943
.0166065
.0166065
.193037
.193037
.193037
.231225
.231531
.231643
.231656
2.788343
2.789758
2.789120
2.788403
2.788901
2.798800
2.800220
2.799580
2.798860
2.799360
.0166065
.0166065
found
list
a
including
those
called
of
The
corporate
called
stock
common
bonds,
for
sinking
under
notes,
redemption,
fund
provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume
condition
ended
notes
bank
American
5:i4ft
Security Co.
of Bedford, Inc.—
debentures, due Jan. 1, 1972-—
f.
s.
Maryland
4ft
Date
Loans
fixed interest
(2ft
Sheraton
1981—.
1,
Corp.
_
the
.—Dec
29
of America—
2387
0
combined
total
bonds
deposits
Berlin
Power
4*8')
Date
in
and
loans
loans
increased
dealers
1978
und.
B
due
Jan.
4 ft '•<
1,
—Jan
1978—
of
due
Jan.
1.
1973—
Capital
$19
Banks
decreased
commercial
million and
$45
million.
$162
increased
banks
Other
1
2238
31
1832
1
loans
1970
Jan
_
investments
Loans
and
Loans
1st. intge. & coll.
Loans
Jan.
1,
(Rudolph)
Karstaut.
bonds,
Jan.
due
Inc.,
1,
4ft ft
debt
Gas
1
U.
2241
——
Nortii
Jan.
German
1,
2449
_
Jan
_
1963—
—
Jan
1
2540
Jan
__
1
2451
Salem-Brosius,
5ftft
1st
Gas
1979
'
Muter
pipe
line
bonds
■—'
232
—
—
of
Loans
1st
to
f
s.
4*2 ft
debs,
U.
S.
2344
If-
19
+
4
2244
2244
Dec
28
conv.
Drackett
Co.
4ft
Jan
N.
cumul.
due
conv.
Midland
Portland
5ft
Corp.,
Transit
cumulative
4ft
Oct
1,
conv.
Jan
Ja.n
stock-'
pfd.
1
2388
Page
—
Feb
14
1
to
5
Reserves
notes
cumulative
convertible
Super Foog Services,
Texas Illinois
$5
Inc.,
15
2448
stock—Jan
stock
Natural. Gas Pipeline
cumulative
preferred
Dec
Dec
stock
—Jan
—_
5ft
Realty
Construction Co
cumulative preferred stock
Truax-Tracr
Series
•<
a
Coal
*
in
bonds'
l
U
5
83.60
+ 1.176
__
with
Reserve
..
Banks
..
—3,225
53
61
108
+
108
—
—
—
352
366
44
+
—
43
.—
S.
Government
Interbank
15
31
2143
Foreign
31
15
2344
demand
Ill
175
—1,159
+
974
deposits—
820
+
2.571
—1.267
—1,461
+
1,105
—
11,038
—
50
—
1,495
...
66
+
•
.
—
250
16
—
1,340
...
Other
.
.
37
—
30,193
...
28
^
32
1982
jan
12
2389
Federal
From
Reserve
Banks
34
+
393
'
stock
L
of
—
+
r
16c
12-21
12-
4
12-22
12-
7
2',
12-30
12-21
•
dividend
Grocers
form
reporting
'
.(.quar.)
•
:
B—
income
and
+
58
+
857
;
&
Steel
National
Standard,
&
&
(quar.)——
(stock div.)
com
July
8,
4
12-
4
:
Co.
12-
12-24
12-21
25c
2-
1
4
12-4
*
6
12-16
1-
6
1-
6
12-16
50c
1-
2
12-16
15c
5'/
1-
4
12-15
1-
4
1
1-
4
12-18
1-
4
12-18
52 c
1-
4
12-18
62 *-ic
(quar.)^
2-
31 *4c
31 *4C
—
1-
12-18
12-18
1-
12-18
5
com.
Mfg_
4
1)2-15
10c
12-21
12-10
12-21
12-10
15c
—
Ltd
—_
12-24
12-11
4
12-15
Corp.
3^4ft
i40c
1-
>—
1
Line.
12-16
1-
30c
tquar.i
Radiator
4
25c
35c
(reduced)ft
,
12-14
1-
(quar.)
(initial)
(year-end) _1
Co.,
12-28
10c
new
Refining
Pine
2
1-2
25c-
Research
50c
pfd.
«quar.)
Co., class A
12-
1
22-26
12-
1
$1.4334
1-
.1
12-14
17'sc
1—15
12-28
17c
12-31
11-16
17c
louar.)
*
•-quar.)
12-22
10c
(opar.i
common
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper
B
4
12-
i- .4
8c
$1.12*-
'
Shipbuilding
Neiman-Marcus- Co..'
Class
12-
2
$1
2^
S.
12-11
1-
3 ft
National
Ga>
12-11
1
1-2
$1.50
—
(quar.)
Mfg.
Securities
Natural
1
1-
-.
36c
(year-end)_
dividend
National-U.
1-
15c
30c
preferred B tquar. I
preferred <s-aV
&
12-15
♦
2nd
Tile
4
Corp—
preferred A
Extra
1-14
1-
2 ft
Ltd., .class
National-Propane Corp.,
National
2-1
50c
4 ft ft ^preferred
(quar.)
National Mortgage & Investment, common-/.
National Presto Industries
(quar.)
Sugar
12-20
1- .1.
J 37 ft C
:
gains)
Co., common
NationaHScrew
I- 3
90C
(quar.)
capital
2nd
12-11
40c
6ft
preferred B (quar.)National Linen Service, common
5ft
5ft
12-22
(Hartford)—
Ltd.
investment
Lead
12-11
l'r
(quar.)—
common
National'-Hosiery Mills,
net
■12-15
1-2G,
12-22..
15c
Co.
dividend
from
1-15
30c
11-30
2<,
dividend)
-i'—rx.
Co.,
National gypsum,
Stock
9
12-18
1-15
12-21
6ft
(quar.)--l
preference
SI.50
12-
12-22
60c
o—--
National Union Fire Insurance (Pittsburgh
45
+
$2.55
.
(increased-quar.)
237
162
—
2,226
basis;
12-18
2
$2.25
Trust
after deduction
1959.
plus
National
revised
comparable
12-15
1-
50c
767
gross.
on
12-15
12-17
!
Transit
^Exclusive of loans to domestic commercial banks and
valuation reserves; individual loan items are shown
available
1
1- i
Welding
Quarieriv
others
1-
20c*
National
Borrowings:
Jan
inc.
(stock
Insurance
dividend
National
deposits:
From
_____
61,837
deposits:
banks
Interbank
2388
demand
.
12-14
12-28
—
—
Electric
$1.04
135.951
adjusted-—..,
12-31
4
5rr
National
deposits
12-31
4-
.
5c
Register, iquar.)
Fire
National
—3,501
26)
+
—
3,297
__
67}
—
2,658
..
1-15
50c
r.—
gainst
(stock
common
preferred
from
1,342
___
Cash
Co.,
National
-
112
28)
t
13,135
-
banks
JC
62*ac
—
Inc._
(stock dividend)
com.
Corn,
Can
National
U
.+"
16
—
9,807
domestic
12-31
1-15
60c
-
(quar.)—:
ordinary
Co.*
National
—6,614
120
+
6.613
_
12-11
.1-15
371
dividend
Cash
169
—:
net
realized capital
Biscuit
Sroek
470
+
22
3
+
16,110
_
Federal
4
8c-
—
Aviation Corp.—
National
'
, .
41/
-
—
.
1,764
years
1-
55c
<quar.f
common
(year-end):
National' Investors
;
12-31
from
30c
Stock, dividend extra——
20)
ma¬
year
years
Co.
Acme
from
1!
^Not
preferred
this issue
53
LIABILITIES—
Inc-
_1
'
(6c
with
Demand
Co.—
convertible
tAnnounced
S.
Co.—
stock
Tlshman
+
1,139
assets/liabilities
Time
capital
+
27,995
indebtedness-
U.
Total
U.
stk.—Feb 15
stock
class A
+
2,369
and
and
(quar.)—
Securities (Md.).—-—
from
130c
+
6
1,495
banks__
—
of
Inc.,
National Aeronautical Corp.
21
__
797
commercial
assets—net
2446
Reynolds Aluminum Supply Co.—
5ft
Gl
9/
+
14.375
bills
Domestic banks
preferred
;
3,814
1
Co.—
convertible
National
70
—
National
etc.
of Rec.
1-15
•
145
finance,
Holders
Payable
5 ft
..
Industries, common
Stock
cumul. class A pfd.
cumul.
& W.
Corp.
Nation-Wide
turing:
Balances
1975
preferred
85
+
insti¬
Government securities—total—___
Other securities
.
Date
debs,
51)
—
When
Share
•!
•
National
Inc.—
(George A.) Hormel & Co. 6ft
Marine
financial
personal
Other
subord.
3.770
995
+
—
.
preferred
(quar.)2
Myers (F. E.) & Bros, iquar.i
carrying:
or
loans
Treasury
2344
ENTIRE ISSUES CALLED
5.40ft
4.201
6ft-
1631
—
1,713
;
securities-
Treasury certificates
2344
Company and Issue—
—
!
dividend)-—
(stock
System,
National
Currency and coin.
Burlington Industries,
261
—
1,187
domestic
Treasury
1
July' 1^1962 ~Jan
due
76,052
1.5ft
—
4c
'
Other
A Jan
due
;
0.6ft
Company
from
537
2244
_
209.466
12
page
Corp.—
ordinary income
realized capital gains)
157
+
1.702
2344
from
Shares
(25c
Mutual
273
12,596
2343
1
—
Welsbach Corp..
securities--.
purchasing
finance,
After
series
+
—
accept¬
foreign
-i-V
on
for
5ft
preferred fs-a)—.—
Narragansett Racing Asaoc.,
2451
1978__Jan
1, 1373_._
5%ft
59,215
l| 29,863
40.0',«
—
——
——;
Company
Mutual
1958
pur¬
to foreign banks
Loans
Transmission Co.-—
mortgage
1.
due July
26,0.10
•.
,
+
+ 1,830.770
54.874,462
commitments—
loan
Nateo
^
nonbank
Within
debs,
for
Other
Inc.—
subord.
conv.
Tennessee
1,
—•'+
49,577
—
DIVIDENDS
tutions:
Sales
—
Hdfs,nt- bonds, series C due Jan.
Co., Inc., 5 ftft .subord. debs.
capital accts.
liability
Continued
Dec. 10,
30,034
securities
to
ex¬
J
Lloyd—
Finance
&
purchased'
ances
National
1953
+
+
216,786
certificate reserves
and F. R. note
correspondents
carrying:
or
Government
S.
2241
debt adjustment debs, due Jan.
1, 1970
—Jan
1
Pet Milk Go., 4 ftft cumulative
preferred stock
Feb 15
Pronto Uranium Mines, Ltd. 5ft
debs, due Dec. 1, 19G0_Jan
4
Rhine-Ruhr Water Service Union—
4ftft debt adjustment debs, dated Jan.
1, 1953 due
Jan. 1, 1973
__Jan
1
Rhine Westphalia Electric Power
Corp.— ft ~
5ftft debt adjsmt. bonds, series A due Jan.
1, 1978 _Jan
1
•4ftft debt adjsmt. bonds, series B due
Jan. 1, 1978—Jan
1
defat
U.
dealers
and
Government
Other
1
4ftft
Ritter
S.
Loans
mortgage bonds 6 ft ft series due 1982
Nippon Electric Power Co., Ltd.—
1st mortgage oftft
gold bonds due Jan. 1,
to
1
Co.—
1st
tended
brokers
to
chasing
adjustment
1
1963
1.365
386.431
Par
1959
66,178
,
industrial loans
and
Other loans for
Jan
Michigan Consolidated
94;378
to
Dec. 2,
917
Loans
bonds series B due
1970..:
+
868.410
_J:
—:
accounts-——
liabs.
deposit
Contingent
,
(—■) Since
103,980
adjusted t—...
—
Other securities
trust
11,296
+1,878.982
—
million.
$41
105,475
adjustedt
Interprovincial Pipe Line Co.—
3 ftft
289.227
+
53.402,835
liabilities combined
2240
1.
+
2.122
45,148
in.—
capital
Total
to
(In milions of dollars)
investments-—
and
2240
1
Jan.
+1,235,928
divs.
———
—
Ratio of gold
bor¬
1959
2446
Jan
due
579,231
ACCOUNTS—
paid
Surplus
mil¬
Dec. 9,
1
Energy Supply Schwabcn, Inc. 5ftft debt adjustment
bonds, due Jan. 1, *1973
——Jan
Harpen Mining Corp.," 4Me% debt adjustment bonds,
—
—
+
56,273
117.802
+
Treasury notes and U. S. Gov¬
$65 million.
Holdings of
others increased
frpm
Commercial
debt adjustment bonds,
/
accrued
liabilities
Industrial
ASSETS— V
__Jan
4"ft ft
15,681
543.490
5,424.210
Increase ( + ) or
Total
Cluett, Poabody & Co., Inc., 7ft cumul. preferred stock—Dec
Electric Power Corn
—
availability cash items
liabilities &
CAPITAL
ad¬
Decrease
series A due Jan.
adjustment deb. bonds, series
debt
+
26.514
19.629,287
Total
for
Page
& Light Co.,
Inc.—
adjustment deb. bonds,
debt
1,
29.710
—
—
Name
Company and Issue—
1962—
+
320.728
559,721
decreased
Reserve
rowings
1,
+
369,726
-
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal
domestic
REDEMPTIONS
Ashley, Drew & Northern Railway—
1st mortgage 5y bonds due July
373,086
737,625
——.
"other" securities increased $53 million.
Capital income debentures, 7Vz%, due Jan. 1, 1989—Dec 23
Zapata Petroleum Corp,, 5ft conv. debs, due July 1, '72—Dec 22
PARTIAL
million
purchasing or
S. Government and other securities de¬
million and loans to nonbank financial in¬
U.
ernment
„
brokers
+
—
408,011
132,283
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $120 million and
2237
1
series B bonds, due
)
1o
101.686
+
acct.
—
Deferred
stitutions decreased $15 million.
.
.—Jan
Pennsylvania RR.—
&
March
Page
157
of
industrial
and
+
18,379,112
of
Decreases
Commercial
creased $214
Company and Issue—
statement
9:
Dec.
carrying
TENDER
OF
209,466
4-
28.304,190
—
reserves
S. Treasurer—general
Total
justed, 169 million in holdings of U. S. Government se¬
curities, and $1,267 million in U. S. Government demand
deposits, and an increase of $820 million in demand de¬
posits adjusted.
lion.
given in the "Chronicle."
NOTICE
96,734
4-
—
——54,874.462
Reserve
Member
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
shows the following principal changes for the
week
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were
ft-
+1,830.770
222.070
1,200
1.649
Deposits:
Other
Fund Notices
be
35,947
6,509
+
—1
LIABILITIES—
Federal
Condition Statement of Member Banks
Redemption Calls and Sinking
and
—-
,
1,882,933
.0166065
.193043
.231568
U.
will
-—-
+
6,895.676
100,354
—
assets
Other
preferred
15
—_
process of collec'n
assets
Total
Foreign
Below
4
.497700
.0349025
and
premises
Other
.139981
loans
items
Cash
.497700
——
pound—sterling—
bought
U.
from
Due
.0800560
.265110
—
pound
4946.855
—8.142.733
4-8,142.-33
12.000
—
2,483,771
Total
.193031
Kingdom,
orr.
3,140,105
under repurchase
Total
.327666
—
Union of South Africa,
31,196
.00277564
.327733
2.771089
fra nc~.
26.775
2.799360
.0348600
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona....
■' +
11,010.298
Total
Held
.209359
2.800220
.0800560
escudo———
Swi tzerIan d,
United
,239710
.327733
.
Norway, krone ...—;
Philippine Islands, peso
JJ0
4+
.00203735
•
.265115
peso
5.001
10,506.993
_
Bonds
.00203725
.00277564
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand,
pound—.
+
'31,196
Notes
,00311275
.00203715
.327650
yen:
Portugal,
.210075
.210075
.00311275
.00203710
.00160925
:
3
"
41.505
—
.00311275
.210100
.00311275
2.798800
—
Malaysia, nialayan dollar
Mexico,
Bills
.210100
.209275 *
pound
lira
^5,276
—
-
Certificates
1.050754
.239710
rupee--!
Ireland,
+
+
48,224
S. Government
.0199860
1.050781
a1,1
.
Bought outright—
.00311275
—
(Metropolitan) franc—-—
Germany, deutsche mark
.I.¬
France
India,
,0199880
1.052031
—
+
1.817
532,205
advances—
—
under repurchase agree't»
securities:
Held
U.
.0385265
.00203710
rupee—
Finland,
—
33.563
327.803
loans
.0119880
2.230565
.0385265
371.282
—
ACBougahtt outright
$
.0119970
.0199880
1.051744
Dec. 17
2.230167
.0385265
.0199920
.0199950
franc —J.-
Belgium,
16
■$
.0120060
.0385265
.0385265
....—
Dec.
2.230741
2.231250
2.230119
1
Canada, dollar——
Italy,
.0119880
.0119952
Free
Australia,
29.012
+'
19,188.189
cash
Industrial
"Thursday
Wednesday
$
S
$
—
Total gold certif. reserves-notes of other banks—x
and
1938
8J?*251
—
—
R.
DfCQ'=J7'
27.002
2,010
968.547
Other
,
,
(+> or
(—> Since
Dec. 9.
1959
16,
—
Discounts
Monday
account
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
INCLUSIVE
Friday
,
1959
certificate
18,219,642
F.
and
,
Increase
Dec.
TREASURY
TO
dollars)
of
Decrease
Gold
Country
thousands
(In
the different
on
We give below a record for the week just passed.
countries of the world.
Twelve
Combined
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal
the
Monday, December 21. 1^59
.
.
Statement of Condition of the
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
certifies daily to the Secretary of
.
12-31
11-16
5r. "
1-21
'
.
>V
Nestle-LeMur
Co;
tstock
dividend)
...
1-
4
Volume
19u
Number 5909
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2659)
V
When
Per
Name of Company
Share
Telephone,
New Brunswick
Liti.
(quar.)—
New
England Electric System (quar.)
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
New common (Initial )'
Hampshire
New
Insurance
Holder»
1-15
27c
2
12-10
12-30
50c
1-
2
Patterson
47 »/ac
(quar.)—-^—-—*—
Co.
(quar.)———
New Jersey Power & Light—4% preferred (quar.)
4.05% preferred (quar.)
New
New
New
York
RR
Central
dividend
Year-end
New York
Neiv
i
12-
1-
4
12-
7
1-27-60
1-
6
5%
1-25
4
Electric
&
common
12-15
4.60(p
(quar.)
12-11
12-28
12-15
50c
.
.
933ic
1-1-60
12-
4
$1.12(2
$1.12(2
1-1-60
12-
4
1-1-60
12-
4
$1.50
1-
9
12-31
9334C
2-
1
1-15
93:%o
1-
2
12-15
preferred
Stock
General
1
$1.40
90c
12-31
12-
1
12-31
12-
1
Pet
1
Petrolano
preferred
Gas
Service
$1.02(9
12-31
$1.21'A
12-31
12-
1
Petibone-Muliken
$1.31(4
12-31
12-
1-
Pfizer
$15c
common—
1-
2
12-
9
1-
2
12-
9
3.80(*>
2
12-
9
2
12-
9
4.30(r
7
4.40',«
preferred
7
12-28
11-30
1-
5
12-15
12-30
12-10
1-
50c
1-
4
12-16
12-31
Insurance
5A%
preferred
5.80(4
2-
1
1
11-28
12-21
(N,
Y.)
12-30
11-20
1-14
12-18
1-14
12-18
1-14
12-18
37 (2 C
12-21
11-27
1
12-18
$1.37(1'
!___
1-
2-
4
1-
$1,182
1
12-18
1-
$1.45
__
12-18
1-1-60
12-18
1-29
+40c
(quar.)—
1
40c
55c
__
___
Northern Quebec Power, Ltd., com.
Northern Telephone, Ltd.
2-16
35c
(quar.)
1-25
+2(aC
______
1-15
1-
8
12-31
12-18
20c
12-31
$0,328 (u
common
12-31
12-18
50c
12-21
12-
1
12-21
12-
1
12-23
12-10
(quar.)—,.
(quar.)
Northwest Engineering Co., class A
Class B (extra j
(extra),
12-18
-
Norwich
Pharmacal
Co.
(stock
Norwich & Worcester RR.
8<:<■.
preferred
50e
100%
dividend).—
Co.—
(quar,)_.„
S2
—
Nova Scotia
Light & Power, Ordinary (quar.)
Chemical, common (quar.t-
Noxzema,
'
Extra-n
40c
B-: .«qu&r%
__
_
-
2
12-15
2
12-
2
12-16
12-29
12-16
15c
12-29
12-16
40c
——
12-29
15c
-
.,
Class
11-
+15c
12-29
12-16
Pioneer
preferred
Oahu
Sugar
Ocean
__
10c
___
Cement & Supplies, Ltd-—
Ogil vie Flour Mills,
Ohio
Brass
Ohio
;;
;
Ltd.,
com.
3.90%
4,40%
preferred
4.44%t
(quar.t—
(quar.)
8
12-
1
12-15
2
12-15
2
12-15
1-
•_
12-31
1-
75C
12-16
10c
12-30
4
12-
1-
9
12-19
12-28
12-17
12-28
& Rockland
preferred
Overseas
___
$25c
2-15
B
*
1-
1-15
12-
4
1-15
2
12-15
1- .1
12-21
—
(quar.*—
*
$1.19
-
$1.00
1-
1
12-21
of
80c
Owc*is-Corning
Flbcrglas
Owens-Illinois Glass.
Electric
4','
Union
quar.)
(quar.)^
a
12-28
25c
1-25
$1
1-
10c
;
1
—
;
(quar.i—
1
12-17
1-
5
12-
9
1-15
12-23
1-15
12-23
1-15
10%
25c
Brewing
<stock dividend)
Pacific Hawaiian Products »quar.)
Slock
dividend
-
5%
;
12-31
Indemnity
Pacific
Intermountuin
(quar..*—,
$4.36
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
tquar.)
preferred,
$4.75
conv.
iquar.)
—
Padclingion
Corp.,
Tubes,
class. A
Ltd.
(initial)
Sulphur
Eastern
Common
inc.,
1-15
12-18
1-15
12-18
$1.18 3 4
1-15
12-18
1-15
12-18
1-15
12-18
15c
12-28
5f,'c
12-31
Li-
$1.50
1-15
1-
1
1-
2
12-2*
$8
8
prbferred
12-31
12-15
12-31
2-
dividend—;
Portable
Electric
4
1-11
-
12-21
12-
12-30
12-
4
;
Corp.
2
12-14
1-15
12-18
2-
1
2-
1
1-15
12-29
12-17
1-
4
12-10
2
1-
12-18
5
issue
called
12-21
11-27
5ev
vertible
75c
1-
4
12-18
1-
2
12-15
12-21
$2.50
12-7
(N. Y.)—
22 Mac
5%
—
65c
1-
4
12-14
2-15
1-20
12-30
12-21
11-
6
2%
———
12-21
11-
5c
1212-
8
12-24
12-
8
15c
12-28
12-14
25C
12-31
12-22
1-20
12-22
10c
1-
$3
pfd.,
12-31
12-18
1-15
12-29
Portland
to
common
redemption
fifth
date
at
for
each
shares
common
day
the
Mills, Inc.—
6 rfo
preferred (quar.)
Potomac Electric Power Co., common
——
$1.50
12-31
12-14
(quar.)
33c
12-28
12-
4
Corp. of Canada,
Lambert, Inc.
Pratt
Ltd.
&
10c
:f.50e
(quar.)..
(quar.)_^-,_,
Pratt,
Read & Co.
Prestole Corp., 5Co
(quar.)———
12-31
12-
75c
—
1-11
12-31
12-11
25c
Power
—-
—
12-31.
12-11
30c
:
preferred
12-23
1-2
4
Prcway, Inc.
42-15
$1-
50c
1•*
11-30
1
12-15
12-21
12- 4
River
12-11
Price
(quar,)—,..
Bros.,
Price
(T.
Prince
Ltd..
4r'<>
.:
;
preferred
Progress
dividend
•
(final) approximate pay¬
shareholders approval on
;
to
Bros.
Gas
Providence
(quar.)
Rice
(R.
1
2-15
1-15
12-23
2
12-15
3-
1-
1-26
1-
4
12-22
12-
8
12-30
12-18
4.24')
Service
Common
12-24
12- 3
12-31
12-11
:i-03c
1-
1
1-
1
12-10
35c
.
1-
1
12-10
.
12-11
—
$1
(quar.)_
—
(quar.
Electric
(quar.)
&
preferred
12-15
1-
4
12-15
1-
4
12-15
45c
—
—.
(quar.)
4.18'
(quar.)_^
shs.
12-22
11-27
—
Common
Corp.,
'
,
approval
Common
subject
non-voting
Stock
Puget
Rico
voting
(quar.)
(quar.)
Telephone
Sound
Pulp
(H.
Robinson,
Little
Robinson
H.)
Tag
Corp..
from
realized
Stock
Purity
Ltd.
5%
income
capital gains
dividend
Stores,
_
Ltd.
—
(quar.)__
12-21
12-11
12-31
12-18
12-29
12-15
2-
1
12-16
1-
6
(stock
dividend)
(quar.),,..,
Ltd., com.
Label.,..,,
Roddls
Mfg.
common
;
&
dividend—
(quar."],,
pfd.
1
;
2
12-15
1-
5
11-20
1-15
12-31
1-26
$$1.433i
2%
1-
2
Cola
4r
11-20
12-15
12-10
12-23
12-10
5%
20c
;
Inc.
12-22
12-23
25c
;
(quar.)
(Helen:;)
12-29
1-
12-11
15c
(quar.)
;
dividend
pfd.
5%
(quar. )__+$0.328125
(quar.),)
'
(Jacob),
4'ArU preferred
Industries, Ltd.
(quar.)
Russell
1-
15c
Royalite Oil Co.. Ltd., 5JA%
Ruppert
12-15
30c
(year-end)
(year-end)
dividend
Stock
12-20
2
Co.—
Crown
12-15
1-
2%
dividend)
(quar.)
Corp., common
Rubinstein
12-22
1-2-60
10c
(stock
Carpet. Co.
Stock
12-15
$2
Corp.
Roxbury
Royal
11-25
$1.25
(Canada), 53A%
A
12-10
1-12
12-31
ioc
(quar.)
Co.
Haas
12-30
^
25c
dividend
V.)
4.%
$2flc
(s-&)...
(quar.)
Plywood
(A.
12-28
12-10
3%
preferred
Rockwell
12-31
12-21
2%
Co.
Telephone,
Common
35c
(quar,)
$1.12
2-10
12-31
1-
2
2-15
2-
1
12-15
12-17
1-19
1-
1
12-11
1-
4
12-16
1-
2
12-10
$15c
12-28
12-18
5%
12-21
12-10
35c
(increased
quar.)
preferred (quar.)
_L_
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)
St.
Croix
Paper
12-31
11-27
Joseph Light &: Power,
St.
Lawrence
Corp., Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
5%
5%
common
(quar.),
(quar.)__
St.
Louis
St.
Paul
Fire
St.
Regis
Paper Co., 4.40%
Milling (quar.)
Map
(quar.)
Francisco Ry.
Marine
$1.25
+25c
pfd.
1-
2
11-27
12-15
1-25
12-22
1-25
12-22
12-30
lie
Insurance
(quar.)
(quar.),,
Carlos
Sanborn
12-11
25c
(year-end)
Castings
^
11-27
12-21
+$1.25
)
Louis-San
Steel
pfd.
1-1-60
1-1-60
25c
St.
San
$1
$1.07'/a
(year-end)
St.
32',6 c
$1.10
20c
1-
5
1-15
1-
1
12-22
12-16
12-16
1-8
12-
4
12-21
60c.
preferred
Sangamo
Electric
Co.
(increased
(quar.)
12-31
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-3L
45c
quar.)
common
12-15
1-15
1-15
22c
Power,
12-28
22 %c
(quar.)
28c
25c
com.
*quar.)
Savannah Electric &
12-15
28c
Diego Gas & Electric Co.,
5.60% preferred (quar,t„
5% preferred 'quar.t;
4%% preferred (quar.)
4.40%
12-28
15c.
Extra
12-29
25c
1-15
12-31
12-12
1-
4,
(quar.)
$1.09
1-15
1-
4
5V\';<
preferred
B
(quar.)
$1.31 V*
1-15
1-
4>
Sawhill
Tubular
$1.26 A
12-22
11-27
Schlage
12-22
11-27
50o
12-23
12-10
12-23
Stock
Products
(quar.)
17c
dividend
Lock
Stock
2%
5%
Co.
1-15
1-
12-21
(quar.)_,
12-21
1-15
12-31
12-21
12-10
5%
(quar.)
2
37>/2C
25c
preferred
12-21
12-10
12-21
12-
12-10
12-23
12-10
12-23
12-10
40c
52c
A
Sobering Corp.,
12-31
17 Ac
and
preferred
11-27
20c
(quar.)
(quar.t
investment
1-15
5c
4
21c
Rochester & Gencssee Valley RR.
Rochester
11-27
10c
Purex
1-15
1-
Co.—
Co..
&
11-27
50c
(quar.);
Timber
&
1-25
37V2c
Controls
dividend
Robertson
12-22
$1
Puerto
1-25
to
(quar.)
12-22
35c
tquar.)_
common
12-31
30c
(final
Robertshaw-Fulton
12-22
$1
Publication
12-28
6 VzC
40c
(quar.)
payment
of stockholders)
$1.04 A
...
—
(quar.)—
l-ll
12-10
Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd—
American
$1.07 A
$1.02
(quar. >
4.30')
l-ll
4.36%
Gas-
—
preferred
preferred
5.050
preferred
$1.40 preference
4
$1.06
a———-
1-
$1.16(4
(quar.)
1
40c
Mills
San
of Oklahoma—
preferred
preferred
4.G5')>
Public
12-10
7 Ac
(quar.)_
preferred tquar.i,
preferred
12-18
12-24
:(25c
Common
4"r
12-30
I.>*r-
Provincial Transport Co., common (quar.)
Cr,
preferred (quar.)„_,
:
Public Service Co. of North Carolina-
12-10
1
2-
Safeway Stores, Inc.—-
11-25
1
14c
;
2-
~~
(annual.)
12-21
1-
20c
Washing Insurance Co.
(increased)
C''inmo.n
Co.
8
12-21
50c
12-31
4%
—
12-24
2-
12-31
93%c
Safway Steel Products (stock dividend),
15c
—
12-10
12-15
3-11
1-11
$6,875
22'/aC
(Increased)
(quar.);
(quar.).
12-21
+50e
—
1- 2
12-31
1-, 2
12-31
17 Ac
Pronto Uranium Mines, Ltd,-Prophet Company (quar.)—
12-14
,
12-21
$2
—
12-14
12-29
12-11
30c
——
12-10
12-29
Tobacco—
12-31
Rowe)
Growth Stock Fund, Inc.—
(quar.)
Gamble, 8c'o preferred (quar,)
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)—
12-15
12-23
$1.12(4
(quar.)
4%
&
1-1-60
59%c
preferred
12-24
t$2
(s-al
Gardner
Procter
—
$28c
redemption
on
plus this paym't
common
Brand
Roan
1
12 y2c
pfd.,_
2$1
—
12-15
3%
5%
Co.,
10c
—
12-15
12-21
25c
12>(*c
(quar.)—.
Ltd.-
East Dome Mines,
1
10c
10c
Preston
1-
1-
25c
(quar.)™
2nd
Argentine Mining
Riley Stoker (quar.)
Rltter Co.
(quar.)
Class
Woolen
Company—
Richman
4
1-15
50c
for
Rico
Rothmoor
12-31
(quar.),.
(quar.)
per sh.
shares
subj.
Stock
31 Vic
A
preferred
Ronson
of
12-11
Co.—
J.)
Inc.,
Rohm
pre¬
rate
Rich's,
Roe
preferred-
$25
18
Stock
entire
class
Supply
called
at
(R.
ment
12-18
10%
—
dividend)
2
12-30
30c
(quar.)
convertible
8
12-24
5%
(quar.)—
conv.
12-24
62 Ac
11-30
3.60% preferred (quar.)
Rhodesian Selection. Trust—
6
62 (ac
12-21
87 Ac
$l.lo
(initial)
preferred A
1-29
for
into
ceding
Potter
2-19
12-
10c
4j/2%
Dec.
1-16
12-21
2%
Metals
Reynolds
12-16
1
&
31
3%%
3-10
12-17
2-
5%.
4%%
11-27
redemption on Dec. 31 at
per share plus this dividend. Con¬
$27.50
2)i
Co.,
(increased)
Common
12-10
12-21
1-14
12-23
10c
(quar.)
11-30
1-
12-10
30c
common
issue
Reynolds
3-H
11-16
1- 2
5c
Aluminum
American
—
(s-a)—
Light (stock
Gas
Transit
(resumed)
Corp.
Inc.
Entire
1-15
12-22
CO
W# 'preferred
12c
45c
tquar.)
Stock
Reynolds
12-14-
1
60c
Chemical Co.—
dividend
Revlon,
1-
$1.25
dividend
Drug
1
4- 1
85c
dividend
12-15
1-15
53 Vac
—
7
25c
Stock
12-31
12-10
12-17
" 1-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Republic Pictures Corp.—
$1 convertible preferred
Rexall
12-20
115c
common
Co.
Chains, Ltd.,
12-15
1-
12-31
*12-28
$150^%
$$1.50
(quar.)
Mfg.,
1-15
1
3- 7
1-25
5c
(quar.),
(quar.)
Bit
preferred
1-
12-31
$1.75
common
12- 7
Fund
Stock
4
30c
-
Tools,
Portland
Roller
Reliance
12-
2-19
$1
:
——
7
Pipe Line Co.—
(quar.t
Pictures
12-31
5%
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
12-31'
tLS
Reed
Reda Pump Co.
12-10
75c
dividend)
12-18
4-1
•-
12'Ac
(quar.),
Ltd., com.
Inc.
preferred,
(Mass.),
preferred
Regency
55c
—
1st
Stock
2nd
Corp.
5%
12-10
3-4
$2.50
12J/ac
S2.50 2nltl preferred (quar.)
Pomona Tile Manufacturing (quar.)
Port Huron Sulphite &
Paper (quar.)
12-10
28 'Ac
$22 (4c
common
tquar.*
.(quar. t
4'
12-18
S3
American
Panhandle
paramount
12-31
25c
* quar. *
House.Associai iop,
Preferred
Pan
20c
12-15
$1.12''2
Advertising < increased 1
Telephone & Telegraph Co., common
preferred tquar.)
Page-Ilcrsey
1
1
$1.18:,4
* quar.t
Outdoor
Panhellcnic
12-
1-
$1.09
;
Pacific
G't
1
12-22
$1.10
(quar.*
preferred
$4.50 preferred
Pacific
7(-c
12-
4%
Reece
12-
»
12-30
933Ac
—
dividend
Polaroid
4.08')
* quar. t ___•
$4.40
1-15
Raybestos-Manhattan.
Reading Company—
12-10
1- 4
12c
(quar.)
Polymers, Inc.
2-1
1-2-60
2%
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
(qujor.),,,
Reslstoflex
—
Public Service Co.
5
12-22
70c
Express
Lighting Corp.—
$4.75
2-
3%
—
Pacific
Pacific
12-11
25c
Water
&
Corp.
Batten,
&
1- 8
—
(quar.L
l—
& Atwood Mfg. (stock
Plymouth Cordage (quar.)
Plymouth Oil Co. (quar.)
5.60',(
Pab.st
1
12-23
$1.75
Plume
Stock
Grip
1
i
Providence
and
$3.23
preferred
—
Co,
inc.
(increased
(annual*
Stock- dividend
Paper
1-
12-18
25c
from
Rapid
2-
divid.)
Plough, Inc.
Stock
Inc.—
(quar.)_,
ordinary
$2.43 front capital gains)—
Oxford
5
2-15
12-15
Rapid-American
RenoJd
Seour-ities—
(Year-end
Oxford
1-
$$1.75
20c
-
Utilities.
series
series D
_
4
4
$6 preferred
(quar.)
;
Ranchers Exploration & Development. Co
12-18
$1
dividend
12-18
Railway Equipment & Realty Co., Ltd.—
Republic Aviation Corp. (quar.)
Republic Foil Co. (quar.)
12-17
1-
+40c
preferre
12-15
1-
lxzc
12-18
12-30
2%
Materials
Stock
1-25
87^0
8
dividend
Plastic
1
1
25c
87MjC
8
12-15
+25 c
(quar.)_'_
preferred (quar.)
Opeiika Mfg. Corp. (quar.t
4d
12-11
2
12-22
20c
20%
7%
4.73%/
12-15
*
35c
...
Ontario Loan & Debenture Co. (quar,)..
Ontario Steel Products, Ltd., com.
Orange
2
15c
—
Valet
common
2
1-
37 (<2 c
_
(quar.)
*quar.)
11-
60c
_
Co.,
Stock dividend
12-
12-31
$1.11
(s-a)
Colony Insurance (Mass.) (quar.)
Republic Insurance Co. I quar.
Old Town Corp., 40 cents preferred
(quar.)
Mfg.
11-19
12-22
$1.10
___
Oid
Osborn
12-17
97 (2C
_
Old
Corp.
4
G6c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ohio River Sand Co., 6%
preferred
Ohio Water'Service (quar.
One-Hour
4
12-
50c
____
preferred
Oliver
4
1-
$50c
___
—
Co., common
preferred (quar.
1-
15c
I
Co.—
Edison
12-21
12-30
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
Pluinfield
.%
;
8
(quar.)
Portland
Extra
12-30
6-18
1212-
*
12-18
12-30
6-30
12-21
12-21
(quar.)
1-
-
12-22
5c
(quar.)
6%
In¬
(s-a)_
12-19
preferred
4
90c
RR.
12-31
12-31
preferred
8
97 (2 c
preferred (quar.)
Pittsfield <fc North Adams
12-15
1-&0
1st
1-
quar.)
7!.'v
1- 2
20c
i
1-
Pittsburgh Plato Glass (quar.)
Stock
12-10
30c
(quar.)
common
1
Pituey-Bowes, Inc., preferred B (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co.—
T.c
America^
1
(quar.)
$4
Plastics
(quar.)
11-30
1-11
1st
1- 4
10c
Co.,
of
1
(quar.)
Ltd. (stock
preferred (quar.)
12-30
;
2-
(quar.)
Mines,
12-11
$3.50
1-
(quar.)_,
Gold
Co.
2-
Lumber
Crow
1
$30c
dividend
Dec.
(increased
preferred
12-23
44c
(quar.)——
,
4<.'c
Pickle
11-20
(Hartford)
1-
$28c
$1.07 ('a
preferred A (quar.)
preferred
Pickering
$1.12
common
3.90',c
12-23
$1.05
5;60% preferred (initial*
Northern Ohio Telephone, com.
(quar.*
Pacific Ry. (increased quar.)_____
■
2-
Common
Corp.
Stock
Philip Morris Inc.—
Pillsbury
Northern
preferred
12-21
12-21
$1.25
_
(quar.)
Northwest Airlines,
12-11
12-3
$1.06 (4
+
(quar.)
preferred
1
2
1-15
50c
_%
Co.
Gas,
11-
20c
(quar;.)———
Natural
Phoenix
25c
< quar.t
Northern
12-
$2
—————
Northern
12-21
15c
Northern Illinois Gas, common (quar.)___._
5% conv. preferred iquar.i
Northern Indiana Public" Service Co.—
(quar.)
Radio
12-
$1.50
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)
Philippine Long Distance Telephone
Insurance
9
1-20
1
Norrlstown RR.
Philco Corp.,
12-11
$27Mic
:
$1.17
12-19
1- 1
5c
1-31
95c
12-19
1-15
J25c
35c
$1.10
1-15
2-25
10c
(quar.)
12-21
$1
:
&
1-20
t40c
Common
87'Ac
,
Philadelphia, Germantown
Quarterly
12-22
50c
$1.50
^
—;
Condenser
3Vzr/o
(quar.)
3'Af\c'v
12-
1-15
3c
(quar.)
12-31
+62(2c
______
12-31
2-
r^_
(quar.)—
(quar.)
1-20
(quar.)
Extra
Co.—
12-31
7
12-18
25c
(5c from investment
plus 20c from securities profits)
come
2
25o
pfd.
12- 8
Machinery, Inc.—
$1.20 preferred A (quar.),,
$1.20 preferred A (quar.)
t
8
$1.75
5r,b
(stock dividend)-
(quar.)
V 'f
1-
15C
(quar.)-
4,68preferred
Philadelphia P'und
A
11c
50c
_____
Penn Gas Co. (quar.)
Star Oil, Ltd.; 52.50 preferred (quar.)
Northern Central
Ry.
(s-a>—
Northern Illinois Corp. 'extra*
4.25% preferred
4A% preferred
•
12-
35c
3VaCo-
1
12- 8
I- 4
Bearing Canada, Ltd.—
Class
17('aC
12(l*c
(quar.
North
4.40%,
4.22'/;.
r
4
-2
12-
1- 4
$3.50
1
,
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
preferred
12-
12-30
15c
2%
North
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4
1-
$1.12 (
12-22
12 tec
R t & E Corp. (quar.)
Racine Hydraulic &
12-15
30c
(quar.)__
of Rec
12J/2C
R & M
*-
ordi¬
35c
20c
Common
12-
1-15
25c
(quar.)
Philadelphia Electric
1-
50c
North American Bowling (stock dividend)
& Judd Mfg.
(quar.)————
North
preferred
4'.c
&
1-
60C
+
—
Airlines
12-28
(quar.)
(Charles)
12-22
30c
900 Michigan■ Ave.
(Increased s-a)—-——
Normetai Mining, Ltd. (increased)
North American Aviation
(increased)
Central
50c
57(*>c
;
Corp.
64c
(initial)
common
Quincy Mining
Radio
(qUar.)
gains)
new
Quebec Telephone Co., Wo pfd. (quar.)„
5j/2% preferred (quar.)
Qucmont Mining, Ltd. (Increased)
12-15
(quar.)™
preferred (quar.)
Milk Co., 4 Vi (,c
preferred
capital
Co.,
plus
Quaker Oats Co., common
6% preferred
(quar.)
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)
11-30
12-31
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.
+20C
North
12-28
quar.)
Bottlers
realized
income
Extra
12-10
3%
(quar.) ________i________
(quar.)
'
(quar.)_
2
Ltd.—
(increased
12-
Refractories,
1-
7tv
97V«C
(quar.)—
American Van Lines
12-10
$1.15
Permanente Cement (quar.)—
Permian Basin Pipe Line
Personal Industrial Bankers, com.
12-
?15c
North
1- 2
dividend
12-31
(quar.)
Nortli American
12-10
—
Holder*
cents
Pyle-National
12-10
2
1-
5%
Co.
Stock
85c
J20c
Nicholson File
1- 2
dividend
Pepsi-Cola
SI
Niagara Wire Weaving Co., Ltd.,
83 %c
undistributed profits from sale of securities)
Pepsi-Cola Bottling (Wash., D. C.)—
$1
5.25%
—
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light
Coke (quar.)
Peoples Securities Corp. (5 cents from
12-11
_______—___—
4.85%
3iy*c
12-10
RR._.
Peoples Credit Jewellers,
(i(/d preferred (s-a)—
12-21
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—
3.40%
preferred
(quar.)
3.60% preferred (quar.)
4.10V*
12-
$1.10
$1.12(6
52
Payable
cents
8
1
2
(quar.)
Pepsi-Cola
preferred (quar.)
Newberry (J. J.) Co.. 3:'i% preferred (quar.)
Ncwoort Electric Corp., 3?4%-pfd. (quar.),,
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock-
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
9
(quar,)
com.
from
(12
When
SJiare
Company
investment
from
nary net income plus 25 cents accumulated
•
—
1-
$$3
1-
12-21
12-31
25c
4preferred
12-17
2
1-25
1-
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-17
1-
1-
—
Light,
preferred
12-11
1-15
25c
quar.).
&:
preferred
10c
3*4'c
3.90%
(Initial
Power
Pennsylvania
(quar.)—i__
Gas—
New
Pennsylvania
4.40fp
12-31
12-10
2-15
20c
r_
3.35fe
12-31
12-18
12-31
$$1.50
(s-a)
11-27
12-21
12-14
4
$45c
(quar.)
Co.
12-15
5c
12-29
of
(George) Fund of Boston
9
Pennsylvania Glass Sand—
1
35c
12-
1-
Putnam
12-15
12-23
10c
(quar.)
2
.
1
17%c
$2.50
;
12-15
1-
15c
(quar.)
1-
1
12-10
12-30
5%
1-
u—:———
preferred
(quar.)
4A%
preferred (quar..*___—.
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Newark Telephone Co. . (Ohio)—
(quar.)
50c
25c
12-24
Name
-
12-10
9
Products—
preferred
Traffic
12-24
12%C
-
(extra)
$2.50
.
5%
Corp., com.
12-28
Paper
common
Co.,
Metal
preferred
Gr,'o
12- 7
$1.183A
Coal
11-
$10c
Co.
Par
of Rec.
$1.50
-
(resumed)
Dental Supply
Penman's Ltd., common
4
4
.
—T
State
12-
1-
Shipbuilding Corp. tquar.)——
York
1
Penn
(year-end)——
—
York Service
1-
1-
preferred
Stock
Peabody
Peninsular
$1.09
(s-a).——————New York & Honduras Rosario Mining Co.—
Quarterly:'
New
12-15
12-15
$1.01 v<
Nety York, Chicago & St. Louis RR. (quar.)
New York & Harlem RR., common (s-a).—10'?
2
Holders
12-31
12 Vz c
Ltd.
F.)
Parchment
Stock dividend
Gr/o
(stock dividend)—
Co.
York Auction
1-
$1
•
preferred
(quar.)———__—
preferred (quar.)-—
1
434%
12-15
12-29
(M.
Patterson
Service—
Public
Orleans
4.36%
12-29
85e
Canada,
Payable
5%
(quar.)
:
Patino
12-11
12-11
1-
dividend)
Transportation
12-10
2
Water
Haven
Parmelec
(stock
When
Share
of Company
Parkcrsburg-Aetna
Extra
43c
(quar.;,,
10c
Haven"Gas
New
Name
12-24
1-
10c
New
Par
Payable of Rec.
+15c
-
47
1-
4
1-
4
12-31
11-23
12-11
12-11
12-15
from
Scholz
dividend
Homes
2
(stock
dividend)
Schwitzer
5Va%
$&%
Scott
£4
Corp., 5%% pfd.
preferred (quar.),
preferred (quar.)
Paper Co.,
&
$3^0 preferred
(quar.),—
Fetzer
64 c
12-22
12-
1
Monthly
12-30
12-
4
1-
4
12-18
Scott
&
5-2-60
4-18
8-1-60
85c
2-
1
7-18*
1-15.
—,—
"V
:
Williams
2-
1
1-15
10c
•1-
2
12-18
2-
1
1-20
-10c
r—
(extra)
$1
—
(quar.)
(monthlyi,,
Monthly
10c
1-18
27JAc
27 %c
T—
Extra
5%
1
27%c
(quar.)___„
2-2-60
$1
preferred
Scott
5%
2-
10c
-3-
1
25c
1-
8
1
1-20
2-19
12-
1
48
(2660)
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle:.
Monday; December 21^1959
.
.
V W
<V
Per
Name
Common
$4.50
(quar.j
series
A
Air
Seaboard
Finance
5%
Co.,
(quar.)
common
Power
—
,
Seven-Up Bottling
Steel
Shasta
Water
Corp.
Co.
Denn
Louis)
12-15
12-28
12-16
17*A%
*1-14
12- .7
1-
1
12-15
35c
1-
4
12-22
15c
2-25
2-15
(quar.)
-
dividend
B
5c-
—
2-1
11-
1-
4
12-
7
4%
1-18-
12-
7
25c
__
;
(A.
O.j
M.) Co.
dividend
(quar.)
11-30
Coast
1-
1
2-
1-15
12-24
4-15
3-25
10c
II
(quar.) ^IL~T~
(quar.)
cumulative
Indiana
Common
&
12-
12-31
15c
12-23
12-31
New
Southern
Pacific
12-11
$1.37
-
'
Co.—
l-'
1
12-15
15c
12-30
12-15
1- 2
12-11
56 *Ac
1-
2
12-11
2
12-11
57*/2C
1-
62 V6c
1- 2
12-11
12 'Ac
1-30
1-15
'1-4
12-
$60c
12-28
12-14
1-11
12-
12-
II
12-30
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
1-15
:
■
,
55c
(initial quar.)
Ltd., $2.80 preferred (quar)_
South Georgia Natural
Gas, $6 pfd, (quar.)
28c
Pittsburgh Water
preferred
Puerto
$70c
Sugar,
$1.12'A
-
common—I_IICI
15c
—
—
Power,
1-20
1-15
12-18
j.'
75c
(quar.)
25c
split,
to
be
Nov.
Cash
Southwestern
of
Public
preferred
preferred
4.25-%
preferred
4.40%
preferred
4.60%
10c
""""""
_IIII~
held
1-
1
2
12-1G
2
12-16
2
12-16
preferred
(quar-Ix""!""
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
($25 par)-(quarIL
12-31
~~
2-
1-20
2-
1-20
1-20
2-
1-20
27 %c
2-
1-20
2-
4'/2%
Rand
(Mass.),
$6.50
i
Corp.,
preferred
Springfield
Fire
common
(quar.)
&
1-20
preferred
f
Standard Coil Products
*
k-j,
•
1
12- 4
12-31
11-16
1-2
11-16
'
'
i
Co.
25c
.——la...
$1.62
7"
1- 2
12- 4
12- 4
12-31
12-14
12-31
12-14
3%
"
1- 2
25c-
2%
•
_I ~
(stock dividend)
''
12-30
$1.12%
quar.—II_IIIIIIHH
Square VD" Company '(quar.)
Stock dividend
;
12-14
20c
III
Insurance
(quar.)
^
common
12-30
3%
(quar.)_
T_
12-31
12-15
•
,v;
1-
1
12-23
12-31
11-
12-
1
1-
9
12-
12-
1
4
9
9
12-21
2-29
1-
:
2
1-
Transue
12-24
15c
12-12
$1.12
1-
4
12-12
6c
1-
7
12-28
8c
1-
12-15
1
12-18
1-15
1-15
30c
12-18
1-31
12-24
5%
a
1-15
1-15
III
Underwriters-Trust
Special
Union
Union
4.65%
5
12-15
1
12-
12-31
preferred
Extra
12-16
6
United
Artists
Corp.
6
United
Biscuit
Co.
4
$4.50
Canada.
Ltd.,
4%
Electric 'Service
-15-60
2-15
12-31
pfd.
12-15
12-
4
6%
2
12-
4
preferred
United
1-
2
12-
4
1-
2
12-18
12-28
12-15
12-31
12-
12-31
12-7
12-31
7
7-
1-
2
4.96%
5,25%
5.40%
Power &
Light—
,
Texas
-
Inc.
common—
preferred
Textron,
$1.25
Inc.,
conv.
Thew- Shovel
(quar.)
Common
preferred
(reduced)
A
1-
12- 7
12- 7
Ltd.
AOc*
United
Gas
$1.12'A
—
&
(quar.)-
1
12-11
12-11
U.
S.
Ceramic
1
12-11
U.
S.
Cold
1
12-11
U.
S.
Foil,
1
new
12-11
1
12-11
1-
1
1-
U.
-
12-11
1
12-11
12-21
&
.Tile,
12-31
industries,
"
U.
S.
Lines
U.
S;
Playing.Card,
U.
S.
1-
2
12-15
Co..
12-15
12-15
U.
S.
12-15
U.
25c
1-15
12-23
12-24
12-17
(Baltimore t
$0.3391
($0.6409
from
net
v
from
ordi¬
98c
(quar.)
60c
new
pfd.
A-
11-27
1-
1
12-18
22'Ac
1-1-60
12-11
-
27Ac
1-,1
12-11
.
50c
1-11
—
(initial>—
(quar.)—
93%c
tnuar.):
1-
8
2-
1
1-
8
1
1-
8
United
Transit" Co.
2-
1
1-
8
United
Utilities
4%-
12-30
1
12-21
1^
1
12-21
1-
1
12-21
12'Ac
1-
2
12-21
87'Ac
1-15
"30c
12-21
.1-4
12- «
93%c
12-23 >
12-31
12-23
i—-
U. S,
Sugar Corp.
(quar.)
-
1-
4
10c
25c
1-1
12-
12-22
—
Extra"
1
(extra)——
12-12
"
12-19
1
12-15
31'AC.r .1-1
12-15
-
10c
1-
12-28
12-15
12-21
12- *
10c
•
S. Trust Co.
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
United Stockyards Corp. (guar.)
United
Stores
convertible
United
12-1$
12-31
12-11
1-
$1
2
12-14
1-5
12-14
14c
12-31
12-21
2-29-60
2-15
•
*
Corp.—
(increased
quar.)
10c-
Common, (guar.:
$3.50
12-10
12-31
1.7'Ac
Corp., $4:20 non-cumulative
2nd pfd. (increased s-a>——
Whelan
12-24
35c
5c
(increased)
U.
Common
31'Ac.
a
-
12-14
12-31
-
12-21
1-
$102AA
—
Reclaiming-.(quar.)—
2-
48c
11-27
4
30c
Rubber
2-1
$1.25
-
11-27
1-
56'ic
(quar.)
(s-a)
common
12-24
12-24
$1.75
——
Smelting, Refining & Mining Co.—
7%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.14
_T—T_T_HI
"III!
12-11
12-11
-
S.
i
$1.25
II-IIII—IIa__IIII
12-29
Co.
Corp., common
preferred A (quar.)-.:
preferred B "(quar.)
4'4.%* nreferred
1
2-15
12-29
Plywood
i-
1 *
10c
pfd.
1-15
12-15
12-15
1-1
■v~3-
30c
-
——1
4*A%
1
$1.19
-
$1.1-2J A-
(initial)——-—-
A
4'A%
2
r
(quax^«_^_L"
1- 4
12-18
Inc.,
2
1-
1- 4
1
12-16
(quarj_
1-
$1.24
1
2-
±~:—».——
1-
$1.35
2-
12-23
common
2-
11.31%
12-11
2Gc
7% preferred
3%.%
12-15
12-11
12-31
37'Ac
Extra.
S.
12-30
12-31
40c*
12-28
—
S.-Gypsum Co.,
1
12-18
62'Ac-
(resumed!
Securities
$1.27
quailTIIII
12 Ac
——
Foreign
12-
12- 7
1-H)
10c-
Guaranty
gains and
11-30
25c
(initial)
B
12-10
1
(quar,)———
common
class
new
income)
nary
U.
12-11
1-20
S.
12- 2
2
12-21
•
2oo%:
—
Storage Corp.
Fidelity .&
capital
12-15
12-29
25c-
$2.50
(initial)-—
com.
—
Quarterly
12-11
1
1-
2
4
1-
37'Ac
:—
—•
1
1-
12-21
1-
-
$1.06'A
1-
1-
1
12-24
42c
—
Manufacturers
Pacific .Corp.,
dividend
class
12-21
1-
3 7'Ac
—
1-
S.
1- 6
12-
1
1-
t75c
——:—
1-
New
12-11
1-15
-15c-
Shoe Machinery Corp.
(quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
U. S. Borax fc Chemical Corp.—
4*A-%: preferred (quar.)——
U.
12-11
1-
13%c
———x_
United
12-11
1-15
10c
-
——
3
12-11
12-18
■
America—
12-11
1
12-18
12-28
40c- •■12-29
(quar.)-
Corp..
fqu|r.)—
Improvem(|it Co—
United• Merchants
Stoclj
'
-30c>^- -12-31
—
preferred (quiir.)
United. Illuminating
fo
4'A %
12-28
10c
—:—
2
-1- 2
35c;
(quar.)—
1-20
t
$1.14
(quar.)
"
30c-
12-
—
(quar.t:
12-11
—
(quar.)
Funds—
$1.16
5%
Textiles,
1-20
-12-31
1
$$1
(stcwFdlvklend)IT"
& Pacific
Ry.,,; common.
preferred: (quar.)—:
Texas Utilities (increased)
2-15
8
IIIII™""
"I_
^
$1.12'A
10c
(quar.)
$1.21
preferred (quar.)
$4^84 preferred, (quar.)
—
1-
$1
$4.76
Texas. Natural,Gasoline
class
3%%
.
1-20
2-15
United Iixconxe FuiSd '(10c from net invest,
inc. plus 32c froim xxet securities profits)
.
preferred1 (quar,)
conv.
preferred (initial.
preferred
(quar.)
1-20
—
Omaha
of
12-15
2-15
1-
1
11-28
$1
United
1-
12-15
12-28
.
92*ic
7
1-
1
—
3
1-
1
—-—
——
12-
$1.16
4
1-
2-15
12-
$1.18
1-
1-
$2
87'Ac
12-16
.
..
12-21
12-18
—
4
12'Ac
-
1-2
1-1.
-
41c
8
SI
12-15
12-11
%10c
(quar.)
1-
;_III
IIIIII-"
1&-26
12-16
Gas, common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
6% preferred (quar.)
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
U.
;
..
?7-Ac-
Cities
2
7
(quar.)
12-31 i
1- 4"
1-20
5(A%'
1-
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
Texas Gas Transmission^—
4-%
1-15
12-
$4
Texas
1-29
1-
$1.28
1-15
■■
12-16
Union Twist Drill—'—-
1-
$1.31'A
1-12
!.
*
4
1-
(quar.)
12-15
1-
-r-
11-
$1.16%
I—III—
(quar.)
common
1
$2
—
(quar.)
Texaco
1-
62'Ac-
—
of
11-
60c-
12-15
<
2
;—-—
2
12-
-
12-16
12-10
12-24
?
37&c<
-———
—
Yards
Extra,
2
$1.27'A
12-31
2-
(quar.)—:
1-15
-$1.22^2
1-11
1-11
12-31
•
10c
:
— .
12'Ac
,1111
(initial)—I
1-26
1-26
$1.12!A
(initial quar.)
—;
Unlon Stock
7
1
--
1-15
62'Ac
(quar.)
1-
,
1
—
preferred
1-
$1.15
*
33c
———
(quar,).
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
12-15
1-
1-
$1.06%
1-15
2-
sh.
$1.02'A
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
per
15c
—
Preferred
preferred
52c
(quar.)—-————
$3.70
RR.
$1.50
7
1-15
1
(quar.)———
Y.)
(quar.)
Pacific
$1.12'A-
-
at
common
Union
1-
III""
™
1-15
1
for
31'Ac
I
(intial)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar:)—
preferred' (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
called
United New Jersey RR. & Canal (quar. >_—
United Pacific Aluminum
(quar.)
—
4.72%
Co.,
12-31
40c
(quar.)"" "
1
2-
-
57c
—-—^-~-
1-15
$1.25
(increased)——
common
2-
7
'2-
-
.
67'Ac
—
(quar.)j.-:
preferred
$4
12-30
3%
"""
1-15
10%-
——
$3.50
United Gas
_
1
25o-
—
*-~-
12-29
$2
2-
Corp.—
issue
12
Ltd.
Corp.
30c
-*12-28
Processing
„—;—
■
Electric
$50c
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—
4.10%
preferred (quar.)
4.25% preferred-(qdar.)—
4;64%
(N.
Acceptance,
Extra
$15c
.
_
Forging
Textile
Twin City Rapid Transit,
$3c
"
1-15
7%c
Temper Corp., 4»A%
15c
II-I_IIII-™_~
and B
Steel
(entire
$3c
-
12-21
Co.—
Pacific
:
1-15
12-
20c
—-~
-----
Union
40c
(quar.)
Extra
4.50%
Williams
12-31
2'A%
1
$1.49
—
held)
Laboratories- 6c
1-15
20c
12-10
2
.400'
9
$7c
,
11-25
2-
$1/40
$1.42*A
preferred (quar.)
Trust Co. of New Jersey (quar.)
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp, (Del.)—
12-29
75c
.
12-10
(stock dividend), (one
share
redemption on Jan<
plus this dividend
1-15
12-
40c
dividend)—1_-III-
$5 preferred (quar.)
Telluride Power,- t;% preferred
Aircraft Corp.
Tennessee Corp., new
&
each
25c
(quar.)
on
for
15c
(s-a)
4
""1-
$1.22'A
.
—
True
"
55C
12-10
1-
12-23
:
63 %c
—
(quar.)—.
(quar.)—
$2.80 preferred A
12-18
'
: 12-10
4
20%
(stock dividend)
Tri-Continental Corp., common
$2.70
preferred
(quar.)__—
11-16
1-15
$25c
$$1.25
4
1-
11-20
4
$2'Ac
I~™
Ltd.
—
:
12-22
1-
12-10
l-
20c
5c
•
4
25 c
208 South LaSalle Street
$35c
11-30
12- 7
1-
15e
5% pfd. (quar.)
Twin.Coach, $1.50 preferred (quar.)-:
40c
common
.
12-16
.
12-21
12-31
;
t$1.12 Vx
}5Qe
——
—
12-18
*
12-16
+60c-
—------
12-28
:.
12-31
6%'.
1-1-60
12-10
3
12- &
50c-
35c
,
12-16
12-
12-28
*60c
$$1.25
.
12-16
12-16
12-10
.12-28
5%.,
12-10
"i 5%
-
(quar.)
12-11
,
25c
(quar.)
Co.
12-10
12-15
12-9
-"1-. 2
i- 7
■
—
9
1-11
12-22
•
35c
Quarterly
2-12
1
12-
12-22
10c
(annual)
class A
and class B
Treesdale
12-18
12-22
12-15
1-15
<
175c "12-31
1- 2
40c
Corp. of America—
(quar.)——-—
A
A
share
12-15
1
1-
10c
preferred
(quar.)——
$4.56 preferred (quar.)
31c
Marine.
12-23
11c
$4
dividend)—
1
$1.25
"
$5.08
27 %c
1-
12-17
12- 7
1-
20c-
.—
—
(quar.)—
Truax^Traer Coal
(quar.)
1-20
net'In-
Class
25c
(quar.)
(quar.7—111
1-20
_
Sperry
B
4%
1
12-22
25c
Transportation
$45c
1-20
2-
Class
3-11
12-18
<
12-21
25c
(quar.)
$5.96- preferred
12-14
10c
(increased)-
2-
$1.18%
"
preferred
12-18
12-15
1-1-60
25c
—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$5.70
1
22'Ac
common
2-
$1.10
"""
$4.90
1
i
;
Stock dividend
12-10
1-11
5%-
(quar.)—
$5.60
2
25c
~
97'Ac
$1.15
2
-
12-10
12-31
30c-
12'Ac
dividend—
1
3-
1-
36%c
(quar.)— -IIIIIIII
$1.03%
vestment income and 16
cents from capital
Sho%v..(,stock
Class
12-31
$1.12'A
—
———
12-15
1-
10%
Bearer,
preferred
(quar.)
$4.56 preferred (quar.)
$4:64 preferred (quar.)
$1.06%
B—
px-eferred
4-
43 %c
"
(quar!) 111111—"
2-
gains)
Spencer
Class A
Tex-Tube, Inc.,
~
4i40%
from
Inc.
$1.06*4"
;
7'Ac
]
(stock
—
12-16
——-
preferred
12-14
4
1-
15c
Taylor Instrument (quar.)——
Taylor Fibre Co., preferred (s-a)
Telephone Service Co. of Ohio-
Texas
_
1-
10c
(lncreascd-quar.)
preferred
5.25%
in¬
92'Ac
cents
4%
-
1
(stock dividend)
Stock
57c
—I—III!
—!
2nd
1-11
3-31
12-29
15c
(quarJ-T
—_I
6,12%
20c
2
56c
common
5.10%
of
the
12-11
4%
America-,.
(James)
•1-
Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co.—
Transamerica Corp. (quar,)--——
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line-
12-11
25c
(quar.)—II
(quar.)
Tamblyn (G.) Ltd.,
12'Ac
—:——
preferred iqUar.)
preferred (quar,)———
5%.
1
12-
4%
—IIIIIII_IIIII
Broadcasting
Talcott
4.90%
after
holders
on
1-
1-
Service-Co.—
(15
12-11
12-18
1"
$1.25-
_~"*IT
(quar.j—1.""" .."HI
(quar.)
I—~ " ~!
Investors
12-26
$1.16'A
stock
4t3G%
oovereign
12-15
12-18
$1.50
(quar.)—:
(quar.)—
preferred
4.75%
to
dividend
12-15
1- 2
1- 4
$1.07
.1
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
4:15%
Taft
12- 4
12-15
:_
Inc.
2
———-------
$2.55
—IIIH
E.
1-
;
Traders Finance, Ltd.,
United
M.
4.60%
;
distributed
24.
amount
2
34 c
Southwestern Life Insurance Co.
Stockholders
approved a two-for-one
split, to be fol¬
lowed by a stock
dividend amounting to
three
1-
12-15
15c
Southwestern Electric Power Co.—
4.28% preferred (quar.)
each
12-21
12-
12-31
-.4%.
Temco
'/
(qUar.-
for
12-18
1
12-11
Co. (quar.)—————™
Natural Gas Co., common
(s-a)
preferred A (quar.)—_„
share
1-
2-15
Oxygen
new
12-31
12-31
Southwest
(quar.)
12-16
$$1.50
.
preferred
12-16
12-31
22'Ac
a*.*-
preferred'(quar.)
4
1-11
20c
Southern Fire 6c
Casualty Co.—
$1.37*6 preferred fg^n.),/
Southern Nevada
Telephone, common
5.44% preferred
4
1-
$02'Ac
(nuar )
com.
4
1-11
lc
(quar.)
Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
Southern
12-15
1-
4c
(quar.)—IIHII""
Canada
12-15
1-
50c
rr_~iriir
-
Southeastern Public Service
Southeastern Telephone
Southern
11-30
1
1-15
2
~
Registered (s-a)
Symington Wayne Corp.
I.
12- A
5c
4:'/»-%•
1- 2
(initial-quar.)_
Co. (quar,)-,:
Industries, Ltd.
Extra
8%
preferred: (quar.)
Southeastern Factors (s-a)"—"
extra
1-
Class
12-7
12-31
(quar.)_
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)—_
Mines
T
2
(quar.>—
——
convertible
12-16
130c
__I
_™
Year-end
Gold
5%
4
$1.25
dividend)!—!—
&
preferred
(increased-quar.)
dividend
Common
I
" cominon
Corp., (stock
Swan Rubber (quar.)!
Swank, Inc. (quar,)—
of
12-
1-
31 %c
(incrcased-q uar.)
Common
12-15
12-16
12-31
87'Ac
Susquehanna
Co.
4
2
(Ky.)—
—
4
1-
2%
;
pfd! (auar.)_~T
I ~
Sweets
12-
1-
(initial-quar,)
Towmotor Corp.
Townsend Corp. of America—
1-
5%
-
preference
$1.20
dividend
12-21
15c
Superior Separator Co., 6%
Supervised Shares
T.
1- 2
$1.50
5%
2
Realty & Construction-
Stock
1-
12-19
Co.—
(quar.)
Rico
12-21
12-10
12'Ac
.
Sylvanite
12-10
$1.20
common
3.90%
II
Sunshine Mining (quar.)__.
I I~
Superior Propane, Ltd. $1.40 pfd! (quar!)IT
Superior Window, class A (quar.)
Supertest Petroleums, Ltd., common (s-a)
Ordinary (s-a)
"
Swift
$1.18%
(quar.)"
'
12-17
1-
31'Ac
preferred (quar:) .—-—-—-—*
Tobin Packing (quar.)_
:
Tonopah Mhnnir (Nevada)
(increased)
Toronto Star, Ltd., 6% 1st pref. (quar.)
Torrington Co. (quar.)—.——;
Torrington Mfg.; (quar.)_—
12-10
12-24
12'At:
preferred A (quar;)—
Switson
'
-
.
12-31
12-31'
2
12-22
20c
A
com,
Chemical. Corp.,
Year-end
27c
40c
.
12-24
65c
)
9
1-
9
25c
Iimi
dividend)
-
22'Ac
Sommerville,
3.70 %
50c
Sun Life Assurance Co; of
Canada
Sunbeam Corp. (quar.)_
3
s.
the
12-28
(quar.)
Drug Co.^
Stock dividend
12-15
32 Vac
dividend
$4.50
12-11
5%
_V
(quar.)
(quar.)
England Telephone
Southern
record
1-11
Sun
12- 3
(quar.)
Electric—
(quar.)
2
1-
12-31
38 %C
preferred
creased
20c
ZI~I~.
preference
2nd
12-16
12-30
25c
(initial: series)
dividend
Stock
12-31
Strouse, Inc. (stock dividend)
Stuart -Hall Co. (initial)
Sun
12-15
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Gas
2
12*/aC
~
I~
r~~"
"
I~
,
1-
31 *Ac
-
4.80%- preferred
one
12-31
1-15
II
12-29
Trans
Strawbridge & Clothier
12-31
(quar.)
participating original preferred (quar
Southern
5%
12-18
1-15
t40c
common-!
on
Shop, new
Corp.—
Stock
1- 4
1-29
&
Stouffer
12-31
.
4,65%
12-31
130c
(quar.)
(quar.)^__
convertible
Stop
12-15
1
1-29
Inc.
(quar.);
California Edison—
Southern
7
prior
5%
12-15
3%
(quar.)—j„II
5%
12-21
1
___
Company, Ltd.
12-
4
^
Jersey Gas Co.
12-21
$30c
Southdown
$6
7c
II
I
Stix, Baer & Fuller
Co.,; 7% pfd.
Stokely-Van Camp, common-—.«
1-15
15c
(quar.)~Z-
(quar.)
Corp.
1
1-
(Initial)-
A
2-
$1.25
_
6%
12-
12-11
—
11-30
1-
'•
5'A% preferred (quar.)—..
'
~~I
South American Gold & Platinum Co.——
South Carolina Electric &
Gas,-com. (quar.)
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
South
12-28
12-29
Stevens Markets, class A
(quar.)™I™_™_~
5.90% preferred (quar.j
11-13
40c
dividend—
preferred
12-28
1- 2
—
4'A%
as
(s-a)
II
—
series B
Oil Co.,
Common
12-18
15c
—
1-27
$1
—
South
tuxablc
Stock
Tishman
17'Ac
-
(accum.)
5%
Inc.
-
preferred
1- 2
8
(quar.)"""
(quar.)
preferred
$50c
—_
Extra
4'A%
1-2-60
1-
40c
Textiles,
4'/a%
30c
_
common
Stern
7
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Corp:, $1.25 preferred (quar.)'_
preferred (quar;)
Sorg Paper Co., com. (Increased)
preferred
9
&
7
$25c
—
conv.
New
be
Ltd.
Sterling Brewers (quar.)
Stern
12-
ClC
15c
Co.—
dividend
12-
$15c
$1.55
4.75%
not
(stock
preferred
12-23
$15c
12-18
12-18
12-16
—
conv.
pfd.
(quar.)
preefrred (quar.)
Life Insurance
(quar )
$10c
Sonotone
Stock
7
12-
1
1
2
+
5% preferred (quar.)
Stedman Bros., Ltd.
(quar.)^
__I
III
Steel Improvement &
Forge Co.
Stock dividend
Stepan Chemical (stock dividend)!!!!"!
7
1- 2
1-
12-15
3%
Times-Mirror
1-
1
1-
25c
Timely Clothes, Inc; (quar.)—
1-
12-16
(quar.)
12-18
75c
will
-•
12-31
$20c
(quar.)
12-15
12-31
40c
-
1-
1
1
$1.25
1-15
$1
50c
12-22
■
Paper Mills. Ltd.
Sommers Drug. Stores
Co.,
5%
93 %c
(quar.)IIIII
l-
r—
preferred
preferred
Finance Co.
12-15
25c
—.—
Tidewater
12-15
25c
dividend
New, common
2nd
6c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(J.
4.32%
Co.
Time
Company
$30c
Corp.
(Howard)
1212-
1-
10c
—J:I—
(quar.)
4
1-18
4%
pfd.
(increased)
preferred
Southam
Stock
12-10
25c
S.)
Chemical
3'A%
8
1
Oil
12-46
1
Co.
pfd.
.
1-
(quar./.;
(quar.)
Markets Inc., com.
conv.
-
1-2
12-31
20c
(quar.)_
Thrift Investment Corp.
(quar.)
Thrifty Drug Stores, 4'A% pfd. B (quar.)—
4*2% preferred; A (quar.)
BtCcher-Traung Lithograph Coro.—
8
1
Pattern
614 Superior Co.
Skenandoa Rayon Corp., 5% cl. A
pfd. (quarT)
5% prior- preferred (quar.)A——.—A,
South
12-21
2-
—
Simplicity
South
Stauffer
$$1.75
$2.44. preferred A.
(quar.)_,
Silverwood Dailies, Ltd., class A
Class B (quar.)—
Slmms (T. S.) & Co., Ltd., $1
5%
State
'12-31
Tool
5%-conv.
$2
Capital
Exploration
12-17
4'
5%
of
rate
Per
—
—
convertible
Power
Stock
Frac¬
the
(quar.)—
Corp.,
1- 4
cents
Lhurofarc
(New
held.
at
i
12-
1
2-
—_
dividend
(s-a)
Breweries Ltd.
4.50%
4
+45c
a
_
Slck's Ranier Brewery Co.
(quar.)—,-Sigma Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
:
Sierra Pacific Power Co.'—
50c
2-
B
cents
Statte
Canada, Ltd.—
(quar.)—
Inc.
Stock
1-
12-22
Co.
(quar.)
Thompson-Starrett Co.—
was
—
Stock
Smucker
12-17
12-15
of
Standard
structural Steel,
StaTrett
50
12-28
B
$0 preferred (quar.)
Thomaston Mills (quar.)
Thor
(quar.)
distribution
(L.
2
J25C
Stock
$2
4
15c
preferred
(quar.)_
Shulton, Inc., class A (quar.)
Smith
12-
50c
a-
i
Extra.
Smith
2
50c
—A—1—
(quar.)
..
25c
—
A,aaa-a
of
11-
$5G*Ac
38'Ac
anticipated" that
Starrett
12- 2
12-15
Class
Payable of Pec.
When
H0lder»
Share
^-/
(quar.)
$1.25
preferred (quar.)_
Thomas Industries, class A
Ohio— *
Extra
1-19
2
12-28
•*
.
«
»
m-
$5
in
Stanley Aviation Corp. (N. Y.)
Stanley Home Products (quar.)
1-14
1-
12-18
—
preferred
Class
7
$50c
of
Standard-Tocli' Chemical,
Stanfield's Ltd., class a
7
12-
+20c
—-a——:
Co.
12-
12-29
$33'Ac
(quar.)
7%
s
12-15
12-31
—
ordinary income)
12-14
12-21
shares
cash
share
A
(quar.)
Paper Mfg. Co., com.
Standard
12-15
12-30
10c
(quar.)—
Association
Sherwin-Williams
Sick
2
12-31
12-18
38'Ac
shares,
Oil
preferred
this
12-17
12-31
previous
Standard. Paving &
Materials, Ltd.
Standard Radio, Ltd.;
Standard Shares, Inc. (it is
12-18
5
3%
■
Salesbook
Sicard,
1
11-
25c
.
-
Corp. of America (quar.)
Sherer-Glllett Co. (quar.)
-
1-
30c
40c
Sheraton
Class
11c
13%c
dividend
stock
90
paid in
1/90
Year-End
-6%
2-19
re¬
payment
fractional
the
each
in
The
Standard
(New Jersey).
Oil Co. of
12-16
preferred (quar.)—
4'A%' preferred (quar.)____
Common
3%%
Standard
1- 1
(quar.)_——
com.
for
12-18
3-1
*
common
-
12-15
$1.31'A
:
with
were
per
12-10
1
1%
common
tions
52c
1-1
12-28
(quar.)
dividend)—
Jersey)
rets.
(quar.)—
for
share"of
1-
10 c
4Vo
Shelby
1
12-10
1
$1.25
-
v,
(stock
Mining
Year-end
12-
1-
connection
dividend
columns
incorrect.
Name of Company
Thomas & Belts Co..
70
special
these
was
12-31
Indiana-
52c
Standard
—
Shqwinigan Water & Power Co.,
Shawmut
1- 2
of
The
intended
one
1
$1.12
dividend
A
12-
31'Ac
(quar.)
Gas
&
Sharon
—
(St.
Co.
Oil
2
10c
Seton Leather Co.——.
Shakespeare
1-
10c
—
Trust, Ltd., American dep.
(interim) (approximately 13 cents)
Scrvel, Inc.. $5.25 preferred (quar.)-
only
7
25c
Selection
Class
12-
Co.
in
issues
12- 7
30c
——
Stock
12-21
12-28
25c
Acceptance Corp., commonpreferred (quar.—_———
Seiberling Rubber Co.—
4VaVo preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred' (quar.)
Selsmograph Service Corp. (quar.)———.
ported
12-30
10%
Oil
Correction:
12-30
1-15
——
5Co
Standard
7
1-15
Year-end
Shattuck
12-
$1.25
Securities
Shamrock
.12-17
12-30
68 %c
Sears, Roebuck & Co." (quar.)
Extra
12-17
1-10
.
10c
(quar.)_
(quar.) •
12-17
1-10
r$1.25
(year-end)—™.
12-17
1-10
12-18
40c
,
Standard Financial Corp., common
(quar.)
75c
preferred
(quar.)l
Standard Holding Corp., class A
(year-end)
Class B (year-end)
J
12-17
12-31
2%
•
(quar.)
Holder*
Payable of Pec.
25c
(special)-
com.
Stock dividend-—:
$1.6'0 convertible preferred
12-11
1-10
•
$1.25
(quar.)——„_
dividend
Stock
12-18
1-10
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
Sealed
2
12-34
$l.l$3/4
(quar.)—
B
common
preferred
5'A%
1-
When
Share
Dredging Corp.,
—
preferred
Corp.,
Name of Company
12-18
25c
sinking fund preferred (quar.)„.
$5 convertible preferred A (quar.)
convertible
2
50c
$5
$5
Per
of Pec.
1-
$1.12*6
!_
(quar.)—
$4.75 sinking fund preferred
Seagrave
•
15c
—
a——————
RR. •'
Holders
Standard
-a—ja—_u_
Line
Payable
Inc.—
(quar.)
Seaboard
When.
Share
"
of Company
Sctuggs-Vandervoort-Barney,
m>
preferred
4«o> s5-31*4J0
(quar.)
c
$3.50 convertible preferred
v?
7
tquar.i
8-7 Ac
87'Ac
2-1-60
5-
1-60
5-13
1-15
4-15
.
Number 5909
190
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(2661)
Per
Name
of Company
*•
: 25c
dividend-—1-1—
d—r
Universal Leaf Tobacco Co., com. /quar.)
12-28
12-10
3 Ht>-
1-19
50c
2-
■
/'preferred: (quar.)
8%
Univeirsal
$2
common
corp./
-»ianon
81
—->
pictures' Co. t yeav-eml
Utan "Pbwef
Light
&;
Co.
-
Utility
Appliance Corp., SI conv. pfd. (quar.)
t
*
\
'
Valspar Corn..
—Van Camp Sea Food Co.
tquar.)
Van Stiver (J. B.) Co.-*• ;
'
'3d."-class A preferred <<jUax.)_-*_4-r
Vanddrbilt Tire & 'Rubber (stock dividend>
12-
.
25c
12-
2
1-
1
I
■
12laC
30c
-
1•
4
1
1-15
1-
1-15.
2%:
4-29
4-
9
37 %c
7-29
7-
9
1%
1-4
12-24
(quar.)
i.'__
Freight
Lines,
Door
—:
Inc.
11
B
12-31
'
12-21
12-10
to
12-15
authorization
25c
1-15
12-31
50c
12r22
12-10
not
1-11
12-18
Securities
1212-
dividend
of
21
shares held)
Electrical Supply Co.,
Radio
1
."-'10C !
.
Velvet
Freeze.
Vendo
Company,' common
Hie.
30c
"
1-11
—...
1-
x
82.23
preferredq.uar».»g'_gin^^^--idgnn_--.* /
Viau. LRU tquav.; f
Electric tc
4
Common
$4.04
Special-,
(quar.)
t4c
Corn, .(quar.)—
S4.2.0
/'
+75c
;$ii.05
12-21
A
12-11
12-11
12-21
Stock
$1.75
1-29
RR.
(quar. kd,
is-a)_,
&
Swascy
Washington
date
Wayne
5%
Co.
2
12-22
12-15
12-2'2
12-18
2-29
Continued
The
'
./4
20C
$3.50
-
11-
-
30c
$1.12%
40c
Wesson Oil
4.80%
Heater
4.80'/'
1-
4
Penn
4.20'i"
25c
4.10'/;
West
preferred
;
61c
$5
12-
12-21
1-
60c
36-
2
Western
Si.40
Class
A
preferred
Western
8-15
1
1-
2
12-15
12-11
1st
1-15
12-18
this
backlog
17c
1%
$1.12%
$1.25
_
1-
1
4
Western
Massachusetts
Western
12-7
11-
12-
and
Pacific
Western
Plywood,
Extra
25 c
1-
Ry.
Western
1955
2
12-10
12-15
He
12-15
Lorain,
1
1-14
.
1-
1
12-15
20c
.
2-
1
1-18
45c
70c
40 c
;
quar.)
15c
30c
—
(quar.)—
37 %c
dividend
12-30
12-30
12-17
12-30
12-17
12-17
5%
B
Tablet
Tool
&
Western
&
Union
Westmoreland,
Weston
B
Stock
Inc.
Whirlpool
35c
1-15
5
12-15
1
12-10
Paper
Increased
x
from
&
(increased
>
&
income
and
com.
Bros.,
5'.c
Wiser
Oil
Witco
Co.
:
1-10
1-
&
12-17'-
1
12-24
12-14
12-30
12-
12-30
9
1
(Alan)
Alexander,
Steel
preferred
(John)
Power—
A
Towne
4
1
5-
1
8-
I
Mr.
fact
7-
8
1-15
12-26
million
major
market
sales
in
the
period
same
in
home
housing
the
1959."
the
for
starts
home
building
first
building
half
Mr.
ma¬
of
1-31
12-31
1-15
1-
2
decline
1-
2
12-15
+40c
1-
2
12-14
1-
2
12-14
12-31
12-11
75c
12-29
12-
steel
strike
Board
will
be
in
first
decline
Chairman
that
carried
attributed
half
the
over
of
as
the
a
year."
expected
1960
12-29
12-
2
+15c
1-15
12-31
10c
1-25
12-31
lc
1-95
Gypsum will wind up 1959 with
increased imoduction,
replacements and
ceramic
12-28
12-
4
25c
.
of
estimated
cars
Drexel & Co.,
were
&
was
Co.,
Inc.—V.
Eastman
190,
to
to-
cost
;
Dillon,
Union
2343.
p.
■
2..6%
$1,463,242, equal to 80 cents
92
or
cents
earlier.
year
stock
common
The
outstanding
share
a
at
In
ratio
of
com¬
shares
shaves
the
on
Tais
1,678,737
common *
The
share
a
Oct,■ 31.
the
on
increase
debenture conversions.
"
out-
resulted
earnings
to. .sales
compared with 2.57r
to include
in
our
"it
will
the
earnings,
amount
market
present
the
be
company's
of
cash
policy
generated
to
from
except where sound opportunities
through exchange of stock."
last year acquired Huron Cement
companies
most
1-
2
12-18
25C
2-
1
1-20
37 %c
1-
2
12-10
firm,
located
with
the
the
new
products
of
in
said
various
have
"When
other
become
of
said,
in
this
"there
stages
been
Mr.
Baker
in
assets
he
said
cement
available,
plants
is
in
government
a
"may
be
last
two
the
other
many
development
they
and
will
bonds.
liabilities,
the
000,000,')
Mr.
Gypsum's
quarter
working
of
capital
-"After
balance
indicated
by
will
years
new
be
current
the
con¬
balance
long-term
net
to
sheet
About
$31,000,000
for
reflects
improved
field tests.
introduced
dollars.
which
or
undergoing
then
billion
a
of
allowing
sheet
in
S.
a
Baker-concluded.-—V.: 190,
President,
for
revenues
has
the
worth
is
the
shows
$70,000,000,
in
debt
of
cash
and
more
and
current
to
In
net
months
announced
first
to
$200,-
,
li
that
months
double
first
with
an
1959,
of
earnings
in
of
$9,109,267,
for
revenues
$136,482,652,
taxes
1958
or
31
or
attributable
to
per
1959
and
net
of
67(
income
was
of
per¬
totaled
$128,740,406,
and
share.
to
share,
per
deduction
$12,334,090 and net
of
in
which
income
eight
income
for
was
November,
$1,300,487,
or
31
1958,
cents per
sold
of
In
the
first
On
shares
was
purchased
First
Boston
and
sold
referred
taxes
$12,450,266,
share.—V.
190,
p.
and
SEC
at
corporation
covering
$3
The
per
100,000
share,
proceeds
working capital.
Dec.
shares
without
are
to
2
by
filed
of
used
the
underwriting
190,
a
p.
letter
common
to
30,
principal
registered
4 Mi 70
1959,
of
under
It
it
and
the
it
is
due
the
intends
filed
appli¬
an
qualification
1960,
under
pursuant
which
due
that
the
on
the
in
to
June
30,
1979,
which
which
Northwest
the
issue
old
$8,500,000
be
were
between,
arrangement,
S. >~of
to
and
the
constituted,
debentures
.such
(U.
now
debentures
in
$1,000,000
arrangement
Under
indenture
(Can.)
outstanding
of
payment
or
debentures.
new
also
are
automatically
compromise
new
$10,750,000
outstanding
are
the
under
old
of 1960 under the
it is further proposed that the
shares
1958
bonds,
a
debentures
common
addition,
of
defaulted
propose
of
In
bonds
10,000 preferred shares
indenture
to
holders
proposed
offering.
series
Northwest
payment
default
issued.
subordinate
qualified;
and
2,210,-000 additional
be
exchanged for the old debentures on the following
basis: $1,000 principal amount of
debentures, and 260 common shares
for each $1,000 principal amount of old
debentures.—V. 182, p. 817.
Norwich Pharmacal Co.—-New Sales
Setup—
A
sales
new
Laboratories
sales
division
Division
districts will
will
be
the
of
be
established
Norwich
created
Jan.
on
in
Cleveland
Pharmacal
to
1
Co.
handle
the
by
the
and
Eaton
three
new
expansion of its
field force, Frank M.
Donald B, Murray,
and
half
a
Ault, Eaton Sales Manager, has announced.
assistant to the Sales Manager for the past two
will head the new division.
Eaton, until now, has
years,
had five major sales
divisions based in New York, Atlanta, Dallas, Los
Angeles and Chicago.
Headquarters for the three new sales districts will be established in
Indianapolis and St. Louis.
"The realignment and ex¬
the sales force has become necessary," Mi-. Ault said, "be¬
increasing demand for the nitrofurans, particularly 'Altafur,'
the most recently Introduced member of this
group of drugs developed
pansion
and
of
ol'
cause
marketed by Eaton."—V.
190, p.
1837.
One William Street Fund—Seeks to Acquire—
The
Fund
has
filed
order
under
the
Investment
posed
issuance of its
ties
Mutual
of
order
an
thereon.
stockholders.
holders
with
the
and
to
stock,
of
William
certain
is
a
Dec.
personal
$2,113,061
Street
upon
until
persons
23,
1B59,
holding
Fund
of
as
in
Sept.
exchange
30,
for
to
request
with 11
company
agreement
between
Mutual
and
Street Fund, cash and securities
William
value
based
to
an
with the SEC for an exemption
Company Act with respect to the pro¬
substantially all the cash and securi¬
Corp.;
and the
Commission
has
issued
for
Mutual
Under
total
a
ferred
application
an
shares
Properties
interested
giving
hearing
a
its
th% net asset value of the Fund's - shares,
adjustments.
These
shares
will
share¬
Mutual
of
1959, will be trans¬
shares of the latter's
subject
be
distributed immediately
by Mutual to its shareholders, who will take such shares for investment.
—V.
190,
2242.
p.
Operator Consolidated Mines Co.—Stock Delisted—
In
decision
a
announced
Dec.
the
11
SEC
ordered
the
withdrawal
of the
common stock of this
company of Hollywood, Calif:, from listing
registration on the San Francisco Mining Exchange, for violations
of
the
reporting and disclosure requirements of the Securities and
Exchange Act of 1934 by reason of its failure to file current reports,
as
required, and its filing of untrue and misleading reports.—V. 185/
980.
p.
Pacific Gold, Inc., Colorado Springs, Colo.—Files
With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
SEC
($1
corporation
covering
retire
filed
9
shares
proceeds
to
are
be
Period End. Oct. 31—
of
letter
a
of
stock
common
notification
to
for
used
expenses
1959—Month—1958
$
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Federal
Other
be
with
offered
at
the
par
Colo.
incidental
to
mining
income
operating
taxes
operating income.
after charges..^
—V. 190, p. 2084.
$
$
81.549,850 849,200,191
50,403,735 512,688,186
15,105,150
12,603.447
763,088,601
10,594,000 111,682,000
7,119,399
84,542,584
53,469,404
11,795,000
8,578.094
taxes
1959—10 Mos.—1958
$
88,947.648
Net
85,556,000
4f41,-909,835
71,821,766
13,432,716
140,287,421
113,801,000
10,903,348
118,211,251
92,640,192
Packard-Bell Electronics Corp.
group
headed
of
to be
the
offered
debt
and
for
sales
stated
sales
of
sales of $37,371,081
After-tax profit rose
over
announced
Earnings, Sales Set
and
profit
on
for
Dec.
the
9
that
fiscal
the
year
company
ended
$46,608,062
represented
an
Sopt,
increase of 24&
registered for fiscal '58.
37.2%
to $1,375,346 for the
fiscal
compared to $1,002,594 profit reported for the previous year.
Net
income
standing
at
amounted to $1.73
1959
fiscal
per
share
on
year
as
the 792,600 shares out¬
said.
Per share earnings of
outstanding last year.
The
number of stockholders
was
increased to
5,597 following the public
offering of 100,000 shares and the listing on the New York and Pacific
were
Stock
The
recorded
on
Exchanges
President
said
year-end,
688,000
Bell
shares
during the fiscal year, Bell stated.
annual
sales
of
the
technical
products
which have expanded from $3.6 million to more than $20
years,
outstanding
President,
/
Bell
Coast
Corp..
with
Bell,
record-high
$1.46
notification
(no par;
S.
1959.
Mr.
2242.
stock
Dec.
on,
75,000
share)/through Birkenmayer & Co., Denver,
per
The
30.
underwriting.
be
debentures
single holder.
a
June
Robert
Corp.—Rights—
Corporation.—V.
on
Canada,
seeking
indenture
net
2343.
North
American Investment & Development
Cincinnati, Ohio—Files With SEC—
The
Alberta,
1959
trust
Record—
totaled
corporation has announced that of its recent offering of 466,961
shares of common
stock to
stockholders, a total of 458,405 shares,
or
98.167c
were
subscribed
for
through the exercise of rights, and
6,508
shares
were
purchased
by employees.
The
balance
of
2,048
by The
same
mortgage
of
achieved
N. Y. State Electric & Gas
11,
a
cents
above.
revenues
subordinate
Net
amounted
cents
the
of
increased
representing a portion
taxes in 1959.
revenues
S2.2C
November.
$1,271,665,
is
incoiw
months
Hat,
Dec.
on
Act
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.-Earnings—
increase
deductions for Ohio property
11
was
was
share
were
of
Medicine
In
SEC
Indenture
operations.
$2.74 per share, of which 22 cents
per share is attribut¬
or
income
Gross
revenues
deduction
a
the
income-
than
1182.
p.
257/'.
Eleven
Indenture '
6%-6V2% interest, are to be issued.
According to the application, Northwest has outstanding $8,500,000
(U. S.) of ten-year 5V2fJp subordinate income debentures, which were
sold under a Securities Act
registration statement in 1955. It also has
outstanding 3,750,000 common shares, of which 1,150,000 shares were
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Net Up—
Hales,
gross
Seeks
—
will
cement
year."
are
proven,
National
of
excess
said,
Ltd.
•
and
he
introduced
$5,000,000
over
Baker
these
research,"
Trust
$8,500,000
important line."
new
of
Nitro-Chemicals
This
tile
market."
12-31
$1
box
Philadelphia,
National
for
2
$1.25
(monthly
steel
compared
Net income
from
"new
reported that National Gypsum will increase research
in a search for "new products designed to create
sales
products
After
12-31
12%c
400
margins improved slightly, he commented.
income-for the three months ended* ©ct.
31, 1959, *
with $61,128,442 for the initial
quarter a >
other
a
said
with
12-10
12-15
II
II
subject
1960
Baker
12-10
12-31
II
1.2
outlook
1959."
its
for
soften the
to
other
second
Chairman
able
$1.50
~. ."
from
in
the
retained
extend
that
tribute
missible
m.12%
Mfg. '(quar.).
Pa.,
productivity
4
1-14
30c
II
about
the
The
(annual)
;
of
spent
and
Baker
"The
per
Steel)"
(quar.)
10'f
security analysts
expenditures within
expenditures
8
75c
common
forecast
offset
year
acquiring
to
8
25c
(quar.)_
the
similar
our
1-
12-14
$1.50
(quar.)
equal
markets."
12-14
(quar.)
■
Jr.
a
become
12-
I
(initial)
Wrigley
(Wm.)
Monthly
12-
10c
Wood
could
of
pictured
Baker, whose company
$60,000,000 stock exchange, said
Gross
Alan
1960
$27,000,000 or $4.70 a
materials company's earnings
building
the
$11,381,730,
40c
$1.25
common
of
to
for
located
1-29
1
(quar.)
Wool Combing Corp. (Canada).
Ltd
Woolfoam Corporation, (annual)
Fund
12-15
1-
(quar.),
Lothrop,
—
4
1-
"preferred
Extra
1-
62 %c
1
Industries, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Petroleum
Wootiward
(see
Ltd.,
preferred
4
2-19
*
series
all
income
Chairman
F.
12-
Envelopes, Ltd.—
(quar.)
Wood
12-24
according
are
Profit
and
hands
12-10
1%
(s-ai„
year,
plant; gypsum partition block plant
N. Y., plant; and a major
expansion
Savannah, Ga., gypsum plant.
predicted National Gypsum will spend about the same
for
told
arise
12-10,
$1.06)4
preferred
the
top
this
complete
capital
depreciation
12-11
12-10
40c
/
(ouar.)
Wood
&
12-31
12-24
25c
-
1897
Chemical
Worth
4
40c
Electric
preferred
WoocUey
4
12-
20c
...
(quar.)
Stationers
4(2(1
He
'
(quar.)
preferred
Wisconsin
Woo'd
12-
2
42c
(increased-quar.)
(quar.i
will
of
share.
the
disclosed
keep
25c
(quar.)—_<
preferred (quar.)_
Winn-Dixie
Stores
(monthly)
6'V
5
2
47c
1st
G'.'?
11-
1-
50c
gains—.
;
1960
months
mortgages."
Baker
New
Candle
Company,
Common
5'V
11-24
12-10
45c
dividend
Wilson
12-10
$1.31(4
investment
net
of
six
week.
projects in 1960.
He
said
$15,000,000 will be
projects now in progress including the Lorain
plant
begin operations next April.
"There are other projects,"
he said, "that will be considered when
engineering and market studies
have been completed."
11-24
5r,'n
quarterly
capital
Common
Wilson
2
35c
._x?
(q.uar.)
Oil Co.
tquar.)
Williams-McWilliams Industries—
$4.25
2
1-
50c
,
;
—
Wilcox
Wilson
1-
75c
(quar.>
2
—
site,
expenditures for these new facilities: Waukegan, HI. and
Ohio, gypsum plants; Huron Portland Cement
Co., St. Joseph,
distributing plant; production line at American Encaustic
Tiling
to
used
12-10
1-15
20c
Co.
Baumer
Stock
1
$1.25
(quar.)
—/
of
Gypsum's
for
scheduled
Fund, Inc.—
from
17c
1-
27)
(quar.)—
:
Whitehall Cement Mfg. (stock
dividend).
Whitehall
17V2C
50c
:
-
months
first
last
for
executive
decline
will
into next
amount
12-18
11-
common
common
preferred
Whiiaker
12-21
-30c
(quar.)
common
Co.,
JStock dividend
5 W,i
6
Z17',i>c
+
(quar.i—
Corp.,
Motor
12-10
1-
(quar.)_
—;
Corp.,
preferred
White
1-2-60
x
A
4.857£,
bearing
plant
Society of Analysts 1959 sales will
$224,000,000 compared with $195,000,000
a
but
account
on
National's
in
(quar.
and
delayed
Lansdale,
Mr.
12-10
81.25
:
Steel
12-21
2%
Extra —:
5';
Yale
12-11
Stationery Corp.—
dividend
Wheeling
5'r
12-28
$3
Wheeling Machine Products (stock dividend)
Will
12-10
1-15
59r
by
Stroud
with $1,539,339
pares
adjacent to the company's Bronx,
of
12-11
12-29
Stamping Co. (stock div.)
Telegraph 'increased quar.)
(quar.)_
Shoe
Mfg.
Weyecberg
1
12-21
-
(George). Ltd., class
Class
12-11
17 %c
(increased)-
Z_
preferred (quar.)
Western
12-26
10c
class
plant
a
listed
Co.'s
12-17
12-30
1-
par
a
$25,000,000
improvements.
1-15
2-
the
at
Y.
budgeting
excess
Baker
Mich.,
series)
six
the
record
about
is
about
•
Alabama—!
of
Mr.
1
1-15
70c
offering
cation
with
offered
greater sales take from non-residential construction."
indicated that "it is quite likely that construction
year
±50c-
(quar.>—
$3.82
Gypsum
also
+35c
(stock
Ltd.,
—
Western
5C/
RR.
N.
the
Gypsum
expected
and
National
12-15
tquar.)_
be
available
12-30
12-31
Cos.
to
12-15
1
10c
quar. i
notification
ments
9
35c
(initial
of
home
9
12-
1
certificates
Phureowners approved an increase in the authorized number of
com¬
shares from the present 2,500,000 to
3,500,000.- Board Chairman
William C. Mc Duffie said the
company has no present plans to issue
the additional stock.—V.
190, p. 2142.
12-15
12-28
5.15-7(- -to
the
mon
building decline to "higher money rates and attractive invest¬
in
long-term
governments
and
other
high
interest-bearing
securities," which, he said, will have "a restricting influence 011 funds
12-
Natural Gas—
pfd. (1952
He
12-15
1-
12-28
tquar.)
Z'
(increased_
initial
1
preferred
the
in
12-18
1959
or
company
1-15
30c
from
of
last year. All figures -for 1959 have been
those of subsidiary Page Communications
Engineers;
April, 1959.
Backlog at Oct. 31, was $275,000,000 of which $168,000,000 is
covered
by contracts and $107,000,000 is under negotiation.
- -
stcck
acquire
first
in
earnings
1958
year—"down
Despite
terials
products
$1.50
2nd preferred
.5','a-
next
9-
12-29
National
tquar.)
5f/c
to
predicted
about
that
"clouded"
as
12-10
Light
Western
building
12-18
Western
4'/)
the
the
In
National
1-15
$1.10
yield
sale
C.
secured
and
$55,920,951
was
Co.—Prospects—News—
for
of
projected
share.
12-24
—
New
were
a
$1.05
& Telephone (extrai_x___—_
Maryland Ry., new com. (initial)
New lf;>- 1st preferred
(initial quar.)-f—
letter
a
common
used
Baker
of
said
$20,300,000
The
8t15
1
Securities—
New
were
2-15,
(quar.)
<quar.)
record
Baker
70c
(quar.)—.:
Insurance
the
primarily
tax.
working capital.
established
H.
meeting
a
new
a
$1.02%
Grocers. Ltd., class A
preferred
Western
non-residents
'"•
•
filed
of
1958.
$1.12%
:
;
—
Casualty & Surety
Western Department Stores
told
"slightly
—
Western
Melvin
common
12-15
1
C.
$4,281,416.
Co.,
Northwest
3
be
and
sales
$106,305,000
company s
3
.
i—-.j—
Carolina Telephone
set
12-10
"
Wesiern
6rf.
12-29
35c
/
-
dividend——————
preferred ( quar.
preferred
4quar.)
12-18
25c
"
Utilities, 4.40'/
pfd. (quar.i
West Virginia Pulp & Paper (quar.)—„
West Virginia Water Service, com. (quar.)--.
S4.50
Canadian
underwriting.
to
are
equipment,
company's
Mr.
Texas
Stock
12-29
He
in
(quar.):
C
157<>
"*
be
to
and
I.
Qualification—
shares
without
proceeds
Chairman
12-10
10c
__
•
4
(quar.»
less
-
quar.i——_—.—__—
B
12-21
60c
.
1-
Dec.
on
275,000
share),
plant
The
12-If
40c
-
to
standing
6
page
National Gypsum
1
2
$1.50
(quar.i—
preferred
The
12-14
60c
West
payment
is indicated here.
tax*-
9
12-
(quar.)—
Co.—-
corporation
per
for
12-18
(quar.,)———
Jersey & Seashore RR. is-at—X.
preferred
12-
2
iquar.)—
Pcnn
41/2<.i
12-28
50c
.
(increased
12-31
2
:
West
Power
($1
1-15
4
1-
31 Uc
(quar.ta--
from
covering
record
West
Common
5
1-
1-
—_
(quar.)_,———g;
Electric
12-18
2''
SEC
Co.
Snowdrift common....——
A
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.80'/
6
50c
profits)!———/-
securities
12-16
32 %c
—/— •
~
Electric
1
the
1,826,0)0 shares
corrected
an
earnings of this corporation for the first fiscal
quarter of '
moderately lower than for the like quarter last year, Thomas
President, announced on Dec. 8 at the annual
meeting of
Jones,
Napex, Inc., Grand Junction, Colo.—Files With SEC—
(quar.)———
Welbilt .Corp. (year-end
.-•T—
Wellington; Fund (quarterly of 13c from in', vestment
income
plus
48c
distribution
from
&
year ago.
"
The
1-22
27^
Products
Wesix
income
Non-
source,
77e.
incorrect.
was
date
funds,
S.
tax
at-the
16
and
Sales
12-15
l-~4
preferred vquarrta*-. /taCta--/-
Weed
V.
8
General Corporation and
Investment News
12-15
107 r
'quar.i—
than
restated
12-18
—---—*—,--g-
Fixture
U.
deductible
Dec.
on
.
2
(extra)———
Mills
&
record
Less Jamaica
x
12-18
2
1-
(quar.tax-——
Knitting
and/or
,t Payable,, in
(Wait)
Oil-'»quarj—-r-.;
Motor
Weber Showcase
-
1-
37'/2c
;
Waukesha
Previously published date
tax
resident tax 157< ; resident
Less British income tax,
7-15
32 tic
Bros. Pictures,. Inc.- (quar.—.
Warner-Lambert, 4%%
preferred tquar.)__
Warner
1-
dividend,
4-15
A'
1-
—
(Jim f Corp.
funds,
this
1-15
■-
v
'25c
i quar; I-/-
Warner
,
8-1-60
62 %e
Disney
.
Productions)
Walter
Ware. River
;
5-2-6C
•
i quar. (J
(see
2-1-6C
oc
15c
(qua v. •—
ProiiucLign
Disney
is
Inc.,- acquired,
i5c
dividend
less
Sales
.
11-30
v
Inc.
issue
1960 were
•'
dividend-.——
Tiernan,
,
11-30
$1.25
Canadian
for
offered
Northrop Corp.—Earnings—News—
/
12-15
12-29
12-29
65c
—
closed
a
11-30
•
Company
(Wm.i
Stock;
Wall
class
Co.,
Wallace. &
•
12-21
P*d- (accum.)__</
Irtc,. (quar*r_
System
&
Wallace
"
11-30
preferred i,quar.;t_.—-
Waldorf
,i
12-21
$1.03
:
,/•/• *//
preferred ;-fquar,.) ——
Wagner Baking. Corp.," 7%
t
$1.01
6%:
VValker
1-
in
not
y
12-18
11-30
6% i preferred jquar.).—~~
6%.
••
1
12-21
books
t Payable
12-14
r
- *
■
2
27-% c
—:—'
RaUwaj —';' "V,<
1-
-
■
—
quar*) -.-ArAAi—-----/quar.)/-/w—
prel'eruoil
'; pfeJerrc4
Virginian
*'
Power
iquax.»
12-31
40c
_I-1
c™
Transfer
associates
scaled
are
Issuance
of
shareowners.
12-14
•
preferred;,<.quar.d-ni------1—•
preferred ">.quar.■ >
:$4.12
<
56) W
12-18
12-21
12-31
'
'
——-Vr-
Virginia
.
Tib/"
maturity.
The
,
Ltd.
Ry.—Equipments Offered—Salomon
and
lor
65c
0
(qua.: ■»•.."—
J
25c
share
one
1
12-23
(quar.)—!
common
Zenith
12-10
12-23
certificates
12-22
12-31
■
"■
The
57/
7%c
n-
Zenith
12-18
3oC
Co..
(stock
each
Pacific
Hutzler
$3,420,000 Northern Pacific Railway 4%% (noncallable) serial equipment trust certificates, maturing
annually Jan. 7, 1961 to 1975, inclusive.
(stock
(quar.)——
:
&
issue of
Associates in
Zale Jewelry
5
35c
-
,
37 %c
Transit
Class
.•Vanity Fair Mills' rinereas«If»~--^-_-_-~_l.
Vapor; Heating Corp. ■{quar.*---^----™-^---
9
preferred
.
$1.25
1-
(quar. )
Year-end
Northern
Bros.
12-20
1-29
12-21
2-
2
37 %c
Youngstown Steel
12-15
1-
(quar.
Yonkers Raceway, class A (stock
dividend)-..
Yosemite Park A: Curry (quar.i-
3
Holderf
Payable, of Rec.
20c
dividend)
12-11
;
■
When
Share
_1
common
preferred
Yellow
4
12-18
12-24
.81
33c
tqtiiuM
67c
1-10
Co.,
preferred
67c
12-14
12-28
Vic
Company
Cab
G'/c-
8
1-
1
1-2
30c
(qunr.j__;
(initial)—---——
"preferred
4%%
Per
Name of
Yellow
12-10
v
__
Umt'erfeiu-•
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
-
'Stock
<
When
Share
'J.;
Steel /(quar.)_——.**■
Universal-Cyclops
49
The
accounted for 44%
division, he said, is
checkout system for
duction
division,
million in five
of total corporate sales for the fiscal year.
currently delivering the first electronic pro¬
the
U.
S.
Navy
"Polaris"
Fleet ballistic
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2662)
"
•
missile.
"
:
7
been awarded
commercial
In
for the development of an automatic air
traffic
control system for
the Federal Aeronautics Administration.
Packard-Bell's subsidiary, Packard-Bcll Computer Corp., is designing
end building an analog-to-digital conversion system to be installed at
Atlantic City, N. J. airport for use as an aid in air traffic control
in the New York area.
It also will be used, Bell stated, as a model
for installation at
other airports. The conversion system is said to
maintain accuracy of information to the extent that a plane's loca¬
tion can be determined v.ithlu 500 feet at o. distance
of 100 miles
^To
contract
the
of
portion
"implement
further
'U—
has
in
Mr.
Corporation exceeds $2 million, Bell stated.
electronics, Bell said Packard-Bell has
Aircraft
a
Vojtech
air
the
100,
times.—V.
all
at
This
the
V.
leum
Gix
10
Angeles, Calif, has agreed to purchase 250,000 shares.
have agreed to purchase 500,000 shares and
of 250,000 shares to the present common stock¬
of Los
Co.
Dec.
on
individuals
named
the sale
to underwrite
holders of Parker Petroleum Co., Inc.
In
its
and
equitable
to
stockholders.
plan is not fair
to the preferred
Commission concludes that the
one of the secured creditors and
the
report
also
It
concludes
that
plan
the
is
unfuir
in
that
it
give the new common stock tbe right to cumulative
members of the board of directors; (2) provide for pre¬
emptive rights for the new common stock; (3) apportion the members
not:
does
of
(1)
for
voting
directors
of
board
initial
the
in
equitable
an
(4)
manner;
permit
payment of
dividends except under unduly rigid conditions;
and
(51
definitely provide for retention of all causes of action by the
of the debtor.
< The
Commission also concludes that the plan is not feasible since
Trustee
agreement whereby the six individuals und Occidental Petroleum
agree to contribute $750,000 of new common equity capital and to un¬
derwrite an additional $250,000, is not a firm commitment.
The
Commission's
report indicates
that the plan would be fair
if the
secured creditor agrees
to accept the participation accordedthe
if the plan is amended to satisfy the aforementioned
the number of shares of new common stock to
under the plan;
It
and
deficiencies:
if
issued
12
shares.—V.
increased from 5 to
share of old preferred stock Is
each
for
Ik-
183,
2540,
p.
~
—V.
1632.
190, p.
/
Vojtech
consultant
filed
company,
1959
14,
covering
SEC
has Issued
exemption
fro-m
respect to
Colt
5
and
and
Egon
With
SEC—
registration
A
public
In
offering
Securities
oi stock
A.
offerings
of
filed
this
of
timt
been"
certain
misleading by
the
of
stock
the
exemption
Oct.
Lehman
Lester,
Carl
21,
1959,
Prudential
proposed
the
to
dlsclcre certain
facts;
and that
(the anti-fraud prevision)
to
dis¬
of
the
proceeds
said
of
of the stock sale; that upon completion
management officials ancl the underwriter
outstanding stock for which they paid no
would hold 44.8% of the stock for their cash
that if the offering is successful the equity
300,000;
insiders would be
public's
of
total
assets
1959,
$1,000)
that
there
it
was
that
the
liability
thereby tc $100,800; all
officials in Prudeniial and
by
to
party; and
been paid to
that
a
had
total
a
made
failure
a
disbursements;
is
or
$1,000
that
been
reduced
management
was
of
and
had
be
an
cash disbursement
said
Include
company's
date.
The
of
Pru¬
affiliate prior
$940 (of the
further recites
cash receipts and
order
statement
a
balance
of
700
of
sheet
falls
disclose
to
as
$1,000 to Prudential's president (but
reflected in the text of the circular); that the balance sheet falls to
disclose accurately the number of shares issued and outstanding, or
subscribed, as well as the failure to. show in an appropriate manner
a
the
that
fact
was
of
that
shares
150,000
Trie
by
the
oi
of
dividuals
who
formation
past
notification
Milwaukee
year,
of
offering were
also
.fails
Prudential,
include
to
or
circular.—V.
the
Public
to
tc
until
shares
said
all
will
in a new
Scheduled'
to go on stream in the Spiing of 1960, the Atlanta plant will be the
seventh unit devoted to production of Pennsalt specialties udded in the
past five years.—V. 190, p. 1980.
corporation
Philadelphia
The
about
invest
$500,000
Philadelphia & Reading Corp.—To Acquire—
In
diversification
a
that
it
is
which
acquiring
$15
a
items
non-food
other
corporation
Premium Corp.
million annual
Deluxe
do
presently
and
wares
this
move,
in
announced
15
Dec.
on
affiliated companies,
business in toys, house¬
and
25,000
some
supermarkets
and
75,000 other food stores in the United States.
The joint statement
-and
by Howard A. Neuman, President of Philadelphia
and
Henry and Marrius Orenstein, joint owners
of
and affiliates, said that it is an all-cash transaction
Reading,
Deluxe
With
Corp.
involved.
stock
no
Philadelphia
with
annual
and
has
Deluxe
Reading
of
sales
is
$9 million a year.
Inc., makers of
proximating
Manufacturers,
Imperial
Shirt
Co.
and
employees.
1,000
over
management
a
million
$135
and holding company,
currently and current earnings ap¬
Its operating units are Blue Ridge
work clothing
and sports clothing;
Marlboro
Shirt
Co.,
manufacturers
of
men's
eports and dress shirts; Union Underwear Co., manufacturer of men's
and boys' underwear; Acme Boot Company, manufacturer of cowboy,
Wellington
of
outdoor
and
boots;
coal.
Pennsylvania hard
The
statement
wholly
a
explained
Reading
Anthracite
Co.,
producer
Philadelphia
Deluxe
and
Reading
Reading
Corp.,
affiliates.
The
to
is
forming
acquire
the
stocks of the Deluxe company and its
new corporation
will be operated as a PRG subsidiary with Henry Orenstein as Presi¬
dent and Chief Executive Officer.—V. 190, p. 1341.
written
the
190,
Service Electric
value
Moseley & Co.
The
Ohio
Pacific
Paine,
The
p.
&
accountants
the
Gas Co.
Common
—
Stock
from
Service Electric
share.
of
sale
the
National City Bank of New York has been
named transfer
36,237 shares of the no par value $5.50 convertible series
preferred stock, of the company.—V. 190, p. 2243.
Inc.
R.
general funds of the company and will be used by it for general
purposes, including payment before maturity of $15,000,000
bank loans, and Including payment of a portion
This
tion
Fund,
of
with
statement
chares
of
holders
Life
common
Insurance
American
Life
the
Co.,
may
Fund
President
all
the
the
and
22,000
shares
owned
and
by
is
the
Wilder
the
insurance
Co.
designate.
nylon
cost
the
its
of
current
construction
program,
supplies electricity and gas to about twothirds of the population of New Jersey (1950 census—4,835,329).
In
the 12 months ended Aug. 31, 1959, the company's operating revenues
aggregated about $361,000,000, of which about 66% was derived from
electric operations and about 34%
from gas operations. The company's
electric and gas service
area,
located principally between New York
City and Philadelphia, extends generally from the New York State
border
in
northeastern
New
Jersey to Camden
and vicinity in the
southwestern part of the state.
Heavily populated territory includes
industrialized areas such as those in and around the following cities:
Newark, Jersey City, Paterson, Trenton, Camden and Elizabeth.
three
Rouge,
La.,
a
issued by
American
Republic Life Insurance Co.,
The
such
other
prospectus
companies
President and
its
out¬
debt;
53 shares of 7%
cumulative preferred stock ($100 par); 250,000 shares
of
5.05%
cumulative preferred
stock ($100 par); 250,000 shares of
4.30%
cumulative preferred stock ($100 par); 249,942 shares of 4.18%
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
cumulative
under
Corp.
is
stock
in
four
20,000,000 shares.
insurance
lists
writers
in
the
named
K.
Porter
facture
of
&
listed
above
agrees
Polymer
to
pay
royalties
Fenner & Smith
Inc.:
83,000
& Hinckley.-.
4,000
Allyn and Co., Inc.__ 10,500
C.
A.
Securities
Corp.
1,500
Auchincloss,
Parker
2,000
Co._—
&
Bacon,
Whipple
W.
10,500
& Co._
Baird & Co.,
1959,
and the com¬
respective amounts
additional common
announcement,
Mr
acquired a plant in
Plastics,
189,
p.
Inc.
is
2354.
stated
for
the
tw
mann!
including brake
NeVtherKr^ ml,
Frictiemateriaal N.
V.,
at
Kiazienaveenl
Co., Inc.
Weld
T.^Williams
Winslow,
& Co.,
Cohu
1,500
Inc—_
Co.
&
Inc.
1,500
Stetson
<fc
—!
Incorporated
3,000
14,000
Dean Witter & Co
4,000
Harold
3,000
Woodard-Elwood
3,000
Inc~
-J
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.—
Wood
E.
Co
&
1,500
v
Co.—_
&
1,500
2,000
14,000
_
Co.—Registers With SEC—
located
of
at
common
835
South
J.
level
The
the
Louis,
to
the
Mo.,
Purina
is
facility,
from
pounds,
executive
under
now
here
90.000,000
RCI
St.
spending approximately $2,500,000
to
enlarge
phenol plant,
it
was
announced
Dec.
16
by
Vice-President of the Southern Division and General
plant.
production
to
Street,
Ala.,
Ryan,
enlarged
phenol
Eighth
the SEC on Dec. 14, 1959 covering
stock, to be offered pursuant
188, p. 1436.
Chemicals, Inc.—Plant Expansion—
corporation
its
Reichbold
construction,
current
Mr.
said
also
Ryan
that
thCereSoSSthC-V?P190dipSlyil84°r
will
increase
60,000,000
pounds
RCTs
a
3*ear
\
said.
sodium
sulfite
production
will
^ the kraft PaPer ^ustry In
Chemicals,
Inc.—Plant
Expansion
corporation
completing
Plant—
This^ White Plains, N. Y.,
the construction of a
P
,ns
New
—
ail^?Unce
The
Dick
plants
pany
Azusa,
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.,
&
current
25%
the
over
cents
G.
Fosdick
Pollok
Blair &
1,500
Inc.
increased
Co. Inc.—
&
Simmons—
Brown
&
&
and
required
not
Richard
Juhen
Courts
&
Reid
Granbery,
Inc.
,
&
8,000
Co.
4.000
Stone
&
Co
been
3,000
Hill Richards &
J.
Hentz & Co
J.
Hirsch
Corp.
1,500
Company
2,000
J.
Hooker
3,000
A.
The
Janney,
1,500
Inc.
&
Co.
1,500
1,500
Co
Elect'a
the
received
report
and
oiders
prototype
by
President
and
This,
from
for
Lockheed
the
Jetstar
is
for
continued.
P3V,
for
initial
production
military version of the
a
This
is
the
first
military
order
indicative
the
of the
versatility of the airplane.
anticipated during fiscal 1961. First
shipped in
November,
well
ahead of
P3V
peds
are
were
schedule.
The
company's
of
which
backlog of unfilled orders
68%
$230,000,000 and
represented
64%
a
Oct.
at
commercial
commercial
work,
ago.—V,
year
31
$226,000,-
was
with
compared
as
190,
p.
1981.
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey Ltd.—Earnings Up—Newsnet profits of $.1,423,197 for the
year ended Sept. 30,
increase of 26% over the $1,127,162 reported for the
previous
announced Dec. 17 by this Canadian-owned packaged food
with
company
international
operations.
This is equal to earnings of 68 cents per common share as
compared,
with 60 cents per common share last year.
These earnings are adjusted
to take into consideration the conversion of
preferred shares and th©
his
In
subdivision
stock
common
to
report
share
sheet
balance
and
"Increases
result
net
during 1959.
Grant
owners,
reflected
Horsey, President, stated that
improvement in the financial
continued
of
Working capital increased to $7,493,853 from
earnings were $3,024,971, compared with the
retained
in
fixed
the
assets
said.—V.
189, p.
Schenley
and
funded
debts
substantially the
were
acquisition
and Ontario,
chusetts
of processing and
and the construction of
distribution
facilities
plants in Massa¬
less the disposal of older properties." Mr. Horsey
new
709.
Industries, Inc.—Approve
New
Preferred-
stockholders at the annual
meeting in Wilmington, Del., on Dec. 10
approved a proposal to increase the present authorized capital stock
of the corporation by creating a new class
of stock: 4,000,000 shares
of cumulative preference stock having a par value of 35 cents
share, and entitled to dividends of 50 cents a share annually.
The
company's
declaring
at
its
be
board
shares
had
announced
this
of
stock
meeting December 11
payable
Feb.
10,
1960
100
per
their
14
shares
stock
a
as
to
Oct.
on
of
'A
stock
dividend
common
dividend.
The
stockholders
common
a
intention of
of
record
20.
board
The
also
stock
further
of
eight
annual
would
Jan.
to
has
dividends
cumulative
addition
Hutton
3,000
Illinois
1,500
Company
Company
Dulles
'
Weeks
&
(O. M.)
2,000
—
Fay
Hornblower &
F.
affected
improved
previously
cash
the
on
preferred
during
190,
its
stock
common
stock
dividends.—V.
announced
the
in
intention
additional
current
fiscal
to
pay
amounts
year,
in
2244.
2,000
&
1,500
Shelby Cullom Davis
Co
&
5,508
Inc
Co
4,000
Hogle & Co
J.
Co.
14,000
.—
Hilliard & Son—
B.
the
Additional
2,000
H.
10,500
&
8,000
—
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
4,000
Co..
4,000
r
Marache
be
been
by $1,000,000 during the quarter.
pods and aft nacelles
Electva,
3,000
—
& Meyer
Curtiss, House & Co.—
&
Co
Co., Inc
2.000
Co
Podesia
&
&
Corp
Heller
E.
M. Dain
Corp
Goodbody & Co
4,000
Davenport
Boston
1,500
&
3,000
14,000
3,000
Company
Michigan
Hayden.
8.000
Co.
Co.
Cruttenden,
2.000
2,000
1.500
Company
Clarke
W.
Collins
of
to
programs,
has
the trend last year when
borrowings
340,000,000 because of the heavy financprograms upon which progress payments
commercial
have
for "Junket" brand foods
1,500
Co
&
4,000
Hallgarten & Co
8,000
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.—
3.000
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc. 14,000
Ira Haupt & Co
4,000
Hayden, Miller & Co
3,000
Co.,
Phillips Co
&
for
airliner
position
previous year's balance of $2,068,485.
2,000
&
Brothers
Clark
&
The First
increase ot
an
received.
orders
power
for
Detroit;
of
to
$6,727,819
Sullivan
Ferris
Fulton
2,000
Butcher & Sherrerd
W.
reversal
a
from 327,000,000
ing
1,500
Chapman & Co.—
Faulkner, Dawkins &
First Southwest
4,000
Sons
Slocumb
reduced
were
5,'500
Co.±
&
First
4,000
Burnham
$50,095,658,
continued
jot
j8A000
Farwell,
14,000
Inc.
Alex.
to
have
financial
strength of the company.
Co
Clark
5,500
Inc
Cabell
earnings
commercial
1_—
&
Fahey,
4,000
Company
Boenning & Co
1
Bosworth, Sullivan
Branch,
that
three
company's
Corp.
Securities
Estabrook
1,500
Co
&
Incorporated—
&
in
1,500
:
:
1.500
Blair
fact
the
arc
the
Turner,
&
Equitable
Co
Ellis
Guerin
Inc.
1.500
Co.
William
said,
borrowings
explained, is
of
In
completing engineering
were
&
1,500
Co._
___
&
the
incurred
New
amounted
year,
situated
are
also
same
bank
he
is
period a year ago. Net earnings were $442,675 or
share, compared with $812,786, or 44 cents a
share, based
1,856,696 shares outstanding at Oct. 31.
Despite
Rheim
fiscal
Other plants
J.-
corporation
a
the
upon
costs
President.
facility is in line with RCI's current" ex¬
brings to four the number of domestic com¬
Plains, N. Y.,
poraUons
24
engineering
this
it
producing phthalic.
and Elizabeth, N.
White
an
1,500
10,500
Inc.
Company,
Francis I. duPont & Co
Eddleman,
3,000
Incorporated
Bioren
Calif,
This
year,
4,000
Burge & Kraus
&
by Henry II. Reichhold,
of
and
program
5,500
Merle-Smith
&
Ball,
Barth
on *-'cc-
construction
pansion
is
new phthalic anhydride plant at New¬
60,060,000 pounds production capacity a
year, it was
with
consolidated
Eppler,
J.
Ohio,
1959,
4,000
E.
Evan*
,
Gardner
company,
1,500
Baker, Weeks & Co.—
Byrd
annouiM
&
Tuscaloosa,
2,000
Blunt
a
C.
4,000
10,500
~
& Co
Reichhold
3,000
Bodine
&
3,000
10,500
plastics
14,000
rinn/i1 shares
{f^ispratlon statement with
Robertson &
Pancoast
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co
,.
10,500
other
Crouter
Dewar,
Elworthy & Co
Brush.
and
HoUaid
'•
1,500
5.500
Becker &
production
Shares
4,000
,
Incorporated
Crowell, Weedon & Co
this
15,
conditions
the under¬
purchase,
Dittmar
&
Redpath
Bache
A.
Inc.—Acquisition—
en
Dec,
to
the
to
Skaggs & Co.^—__
DeHaven & Townsend,
10,500
Stearns & Co._
distributin^lusbTdja^J'i^1Geneva^Switzedand^to
Remvoeringen
dated
agreed
Adams
Co.
patents.
brake
voor
subject
D&vis,
Bear,
the
14,000
White,
Hopwood
Ralston Purina
000
Pierce,
a*
Rush
2,000
10,500
190, p. 2344.
propjet
and
Shares
Merrill Lynch,
as
Wilder
Messrs
on
industrial and automotive friction
nroducts
' lining,
and
clutch facings.
The
blocks,
Fabriek
severally
Clark, Dodge & Co
has
long-term
of
sell to them severally, in the
aggregate of 800,000 shares of
Bateman, Eichler
License—
a
pioneer producer of nylon
shapes for industry.
Reeves
with
Cie.
have
companies
£ r^ant gha^^ * Cto- 8 A" * ha* ^
Coincidentally
financing,
current
250,000 shares of
terms
purchase agreement
below
pany has agreed to
set forth below, an
Caldwell
marketing6and
the
E.
Robert
8,000
Walker & Co——:—.
_____
UNDERWRITERS—Under
contained
par);
($100
Baumgartner, Downing &
a
Porter Co.,
the
of
$667,201,600
4.08% cumu¬
lative preferred stock ($100 par);
2,471,152 shares of $1.40 dividend
preference common stock (no par-cumulative);
and
13,757,176 2/40
shares of no par value common stock out of a total authorized issue of
preferred stock
National
Vice-President, respectively.
Reeves
completion
will consist of
Republic
subsidiary of Polymer Corp. (Reading Pa 1
agreement to Reeves Plastics, Inc., Spartansburg
^ense
which
(II. K.)
H.
registra¬
a
policies
and
subsidiary ot Rebves Brothers, Inc., New York.—V.
wide
filed
10.
1959, covering 2,000,000
shares may be purchased' bv
insurance
as
company
standing capitalization
Blyth & Co..
rod
Polymer
materials
Dec.
Corp.—Subsidiary Grants
under
of
Baton
Fund's
Richard
O.
Rush
as
Vice-President- and
they
own
outstanding shares of the Fund's stock.
Distributor of
Policy Holders Distribution Corp., the stock of which is
Polymer Processes, Inc.,
granted
on
The
Continental
Insurance
serve
Polymer
has
St..
SEC
stock.
certain
of
Florida
8149
1,500
8,000
.1,500
Pressprich & Co.%
This
us
2,000
Joseph Walker & Sons—
Wertheim & Co
Wulbern
Putnam & Co
Rauscher, Pierce
—V.
.2,000
_
G. H.
Weissenborn
&
■
3,000
——
Incorporated
1,500
Reynolds
t
14,000
Jaffray &
Reinholdt
;
1,500
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.
&
;
W.
Co
&
Day
5,500
Jackson
Carrison,"
Piper,
of unsecured short-term
Robert
Policy Holders Investment Fund, Inc.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
3,000
2,000
Inc.
Pierce,
will be added to
these shares
4,000
Mosley
Incorporated
Yeatman,
Sutro Bros. & Co
1,500
J
and
Patrick
1878.
4,000
Inc.—
Company,
&
Sweney Cartwright- & Co.
Thayer, Baker & Co——
Spencer Trask & Co.——
Tucker, Anthony & R. L,
8,000
Stock Purchase Plan.—V.
of
consent
stock of Public
common
Arthurs, Lastrange & Co,—
First
for
agent
cumulative
Webber,
Curtis
Parker
——
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
Stroud
3,000
Co.—
1,500
2,000
2,000
Co
&
2,000
Company
Northwest
4,000
Stix
4,000
Mullaney, Wells & Co._ I
Newburger & Co.—_
Newhard, Cook & Co
2,000
—
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
Co.
_
1,500
8,000
4,000
corporate
American
Piedmont Natural Gas Co.—Transfer
Agent—
Co.
&
Steele & Co.:
J.
Sutro
forth the name and
accurately the in¬
set
H.
4,000
disclose
stock.
that
subsidiary,
owned
and
4,000
Suplee,
ark,
i
3,000
,2,000
3,000
F. S.
&
Shuman,' Agnew & Co
Singer, Deane & Scribner
F. S. Smithers <fc Co
:~
Company
00,000
sold.
Offered—Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. and
associates publicly offered on Dec. 15, 800,000 shares of
par
1,500
Mitchum, Jones &
Templeton
Model, Roland & Stone_I
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
ther"
Allstate
in spite
1959,
14,
8,000
Paul
Bogan
Co.,
Inc.—;———
Shields & Company——
~~ 1,500
McDonnell & Co. Inc.—~
2,000
Mead, Miller & Co
III" "2,000
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc*
4,000
The
4,000
W.
Sheridan
„
2,000
Company
1,500
5,500
Co——
&
Shearson, Hammill & Co.—
2,000
Company
McDonald-Moore
comprise the board of directors, to disclose fully in¬
unregistered securities issued or sold
during
BUSINESS—The
blending, packaging and warehousing plant at Atlanta, Ga.
&
5,500
2,000
Scranton & Co.—
Chas.
4,000
:
1,500
:
Roberts: <fe Parke
Schmidt,
3,000
.'
5,500
—
Hutzler—
&
Bros.
Schwabacher
MeCormick & Co
McDonald
Manager of
;
&
<fe
—;—
Saunders, Stiver & Co.—-a
4,000
I
Co.—I
Coe
Co
Robinson-Humphrey
Rotan,
14,000
I_
Co
Inc
that
to
Issued
were
Oct.
receive
to
and
services;
dated
2,000
Co
&
&
Salomon
14,000
Masten
concerning
in
named
not
was
for
shares
35,006
certificate
pioposed
affiliate
each
issued
were
that
stock
a
Allstate
company's
address
of
shares
disclose
to
Inc.,
fact
the
the
15G.00C
failure
a
Securities,
loan
a
Mosle & Co
1,500
Rhoades
Mason-Hagan,
immediately increased to about $124,000
would
and
which
to
21,
said
current
equity
promoters
transactions
dential's
the
the public
of
the
Oct.
Regulation have not
circular is false and
4,000
4,000
—
Interests
to
the
promoters,
55.2%
whereas
the
the
Act.
of
use
investment
while
of
the
offering,
hold
cash,
conditions
Company, Inc.-!
—
Robinson and Lukens—
'3,000
CO;
E.
The
2,000
Company
&
Loeb,
Riter
5,500
Brothers
Ryons
M.
2,000
Rippel
5,500
Meeds
&
A.
order, Prudential's offering circular fails
other things, a reasonably Itemized statement
among
intended
will
to
<fc
Legg
Bennett
from registration
exceeding $300,000
not
company's offering
of the failure
reason
Securities
close,
of
and
the
Bissell
C.
&
of
Shares
2.000
Kidder & Co., Inc.—
Richard E. Kohn & Co._
Kormendi & Co., Inc.—
Manley,
0
-.
securities
offering would violate Section 17
According
of
terms
coirfplied with; that
Co.___
Co.
M.
with
1933
such
serts
&
&
&
Co.
Incorporated
Irving Lundborg & CO;_
public offering of 150,000 common shares at $2 per share ^pursuant
an
exempt ion.
In its suspension order the Commission as¬
to
Jones
Mackall
corporation,
"
conditional
a
D.
Kreeger
*
Regulation
a
Act
by
/%.
;
notification
a
the
J.'
N,
provides
to
respect
temporarily suspending
under
public
Paterson,
•
Shares
Edward
Jones,
John
registration statement with
shares of capital stock,—
a
20,000
'
Feiner.
Mr.
Corp.—Offering Suspended—
order
an
proposed
a
St.,
amount.
the
of
Chemicals Corp.—New Plant—
Pennsalt
Monday, December 21, 1959
.
Loewi
Prudential Commercial
The
the
$134,398,812 $129,274,996 $1,113,867,910 $1,030,070,545
_
investment
Dec.
on
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
1959—10 Mos—1958
1959—Month—1958
Nov. 30
Boston
SEC
and Gas Co. at $36,375 per
Period Ended
Gales
a
&
no
(J. C.) Penney Co.—Sales Higher—
-
Messrs.
as
188, p. 2646.
in
the filing with the United States
District Court for the Western District of Oklahoma
(in Oklahoma
City) of an Advisory Report, pursuant to Chapter X of the Bankruptcy
Act
on
a proposed
plan of reorganization of this company, in which
It
concluded
that
the plan is not fair and equitable or feasible.
This
corporation, which has been undergoing reorganization since
May 6, 1958, is engaged in the exploration, development, and operation %
of oil' and natural gas properties in Oklahoma, Texas,
and Kansas.
Under the plan,
the Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust ,
Co. of Chicago would extend
its present secured loan and furnish ,
additional
funds
for
needed
capital
development.
Other secured
creditors
would
receive 30%
of their claims
in cash,
or
$1,000,
whichever
is greater, and the balance in new class A debentures.
General
creditors
would receive 15%
of their claims
in cash, or
$1,000, whichever is greater, and the balance in new class, B de¬
bentures,
The plan also provides for the issuance of new common
ctock to the holders of the old preferred and common stocks.
The
exchange ratio would be five shares of new common for each share
of old preferred plus accrued dividends, and one share of new common
for each share of old common.
Additional equity capital would be
raised by the sale of 1,000 shares of new common.
Occidental Petro¬
announced
SEC
The
by
Moss Fund, Inc.—Registers
Regulation
Inc.—SEC Protests Plan—
operated
Will remain
Laird,
Preston
with
Parker Petroleum Co.,
been
Feiner
1878.
p.
1631.
p.
past
Egon Feiner
function as Manager of the Netherlands plant.
Marketing of the plant's products will be handled in Holland by the
plant personnel; in all other areas by H. K. Porter & Cie.—V. 190
aircraft safety control, Bell said Packard-Bell
commercial airlines the first completely port¬
able air'traffic control transponder test sets which are used to check
air beucon
transponders in jet airliners prior to takeoff.
The air
traffic transponder, Bell stated, enables ground control to track planes
the
will
currently is delivering to
in
.
"
with the missiles and space division of Lockheed
contract
The
.
&
8,000
profits
Net
as
3,000
2,000
Co
8.000
in
Scott & Sons Co.—Net Up-—News—
Marysville,
Ohio
company,
has
announced
on
a
consolidated
profits for the year
1958.
The
record
and
sales
for the fiscal year ended Sept. 30.
sales
basis
were
up
almost 30%
compared with $23,400,208 for 1958.
Net
Battles,
r
Johnston, Lemon &
Inc.
14.000
This
p.
The
1959
net
results
in
a*e
fiscal
show
reported
1957
was
earnings
of
-
as
■
;'
to
$30,563,672
-
$1,485,481
up
•
•
from $901,090
$451,287.
$1.15
per
share
on
1,182,722
190
Volume
shares
compared
as
President,
past
The
.
to
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
69
for
cents
1958
cal¬
continued
year
the
begun
surge
in
1956
when
net
reported continuing increases in sales in the 1960
compared to the same period last year, and estimated
for fiscal i960 in excess of $36,000,000.
If this figure is
sales
should
it
result
in
earnings
in
the
of
area
$1.50
the
for
the basis of the number of shares now outstanding.
The company
anticipates sales in the $50 million area by 1962.
At present there arc no plans for additional common stock financing.
The company believes operations will provide increases in equity needed
to support its growth by continued retention of earnings.
year
on
dividends have been
cash
-No
It has
be
paid on common stock in recent years.
make stock distributions, however, and Mr.
to
the
expressed
opinion
that
it
is
likely
this
practice
distributions
payable Dec.
distribution was
2143.
p.
holders
to
10
in
made
were
fiscal
of
1959.
record
A
Nov.
5%
190,
service
year
ended "Sept. 30, 1959, this company's volume,
outstanding and net income all gained over the preceding
Chairman W. A. Thompson and President Paul A. Appleby an¬
year,
nounced Dec.
'A The
firm
Card
the
in
14
entered
annual
tile
introduced
and
credit
to
report
field
card
Streamlined
a
after preferred dividends
the
of
called Ever-Ready Chek, the report noted.
Consolidated net income for the year rose
624, equal
shares of
and
of
31,
The
International
making
to
to $1.47
share
a
the
on
4,753,410
stock outstanding at Sept. 30.
This compares with
equal, after preferred dividends to $1.41 a share on the
outstanding a year earlier.
Fiscal 1958 earnings were
restated due to a new law which required an additional tax assessment
on
earnings of the firm's credit life insurance subsidiaries retroactive
common
will
to
.
Volume
.
written
$442,691,180, compared with $395,733,490 for
representing a 12%
gain.
Personal
loans amounted to
fiscal 1958,
$326,350,285,
the
of
total,
with
the
remaining $116,340,895 in
sales contracts.
Receivables
with
outstanding at Sept. 30 last were $295,182,591, compared
a year earlier, a 10'*
increase.
$267,456,575
Seaboard
opened
at Sept. 30
Provinces.
By
December,
wholly-owned
in
in 426
1959,
subsidiary,
number
a
of
offices
new
located
were
early
30
1959.
cities
in
The
its
offices
544
States
43
and
operating
four
Canadian
Charge,
International
Inc.,
Credit
Seaboard's
Card
operating
the
across
country and in the Province of
Ontario.
Approximately 27,000 merchants are said to be honoring the
cards which are currently held by more than 1,000,000 cardholders.
Seaboard's Ever-Ready Chek Plan, under which a borrower estab¬
,
lishes
individual
an
Hawaii
and
line
Arizona.
of
revolving credit, has been introduced
simplified procedures bring cost savings
The
in
to
Seaboard, and have been well received by the customer as it saves him
time and money, the executives said.
The
anticipated
create
credit,
be
be
can
growth
financed
available
now
the
to
commercial
raised
capital
under
must
and
paper
in
obtained,
_
;
„
.
added
services
various
types
unused
bank
of
to
Over
before
agreements
according
..
^
the
through
form
the
long-term notes.
note
917.
O.
which
time
some
existing
be
volume
in
for
company
will
debt
of
lines
million
$90
additional
officials.—V.
company
of
can
equity
188,
.
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber
Corp.—Acquisition—
t
'
.This corporation
of
Va.,
wholesale
Baltimore
materials.
sitions
are
and
is
the
to
first
add
extension
of
Seaboard's
activities
outside
New
of
England, where it distributes plywood and other lumber products through
approximately
1,000 dealers.—V.
three
It
called
is
to
Co.
exchange
at
in
companies
the
of
corporation
covering
Offered at $1
New
190,
ratify
Dec.
on
165,000
filed
4
shares
share,
per
proceeds
to
are
of
the
all
three
companies will continue
July
1959
subsidiary, The Utilities
following
including
donation
the
operating
Wyoming,—V.
of
letter
a
through
A.
of
notification
stock
common
(par
Gabriel
J.
cent)
one
Co.,
with
Inc.,
the
be
to
New
be
York
used
for
general
corporate
the
Blair
with
is
listed
Investors
and
manager
which
as
Board
company
Management
Corp.
underwriter-distributor,
all
shares.
The
Treat
75c
officers
company
Sheraton
Corp.
The corporation
.
$101,8(8,204
&
the
depreciation
compared
gams
is
Chairman
and
Booke
stockholders
38,000
at
of
fee
mill
one
share.
per
in
$5,000
The
cash
since
last
adviser,
affiliated.
are
America—Earnings—News—
increase
an
six
income
months
from
of
Sheraton
million
$23
ended
Oct.
operations
for
31,
and
hotels
five
also
other
reported
hotel
the
in
such
of
basis by
stockholder
class
August
was
1959
for
South
Fork- Recreation
Co.,
six
months
40
cents
a
share.
The
SEC
company
covering
($3
filed
27
letter
a
shares of capital
without underwriting.
to be used
are
G,
approximately
to
Dec.
on
of
$155,000
offered
be
each.
face
at
filed
7
notification with
to be offered at
par
expansion
an
notification
of
with
the
16-year subordinated debentures, series
amount in denominations of $500 and $1,000
capital.—V.
working
189,
p.
1513.
Steel
&
San Francisco
violation
the
Regional Office announced Dec.
Securities
Act
registration
record
opened
1959 the
14,
Standard Oil
Greek
wholly-owned by
Dec.
11
certain
Co.
and
Standard Oil
Hellenic
Esso
Co.
Inc.,
a
U.
S.
signed
(New Jersey),
of Greece. The agreement
areas
has
It
Previously
will
owned
increase
been
million
the end
at
be
share
per
this
year
compared
with
®404. per -share. together with
economic
since Oct. 31,
gams
1958
$27.63
past
of $4.63
a
year
distribution,
per share.—V.
This
ago.
agreed mat tne corporation will spend
operations are continued over the first
if
of
eight
years
surrendered
The
duration
2387.
Shoe Corp. of America—Sales
Up—
Period End. Nov. 28—
irSTnn
190,
—V.
the
discovery has been
made,
$7,776,311
1959—48 Wks —1958
$6,878,701 $81,358,229 $73,647,556
Shop Rite Foods, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
This
filed
registration
registration
bentures,
be
$2,500,000
for
31,
public
Co.
which
amount
at
of
with
and
be
the
of
the
N.
SEC
an
Mcc
offered
E.,
development
shares
of
9,
Co.
for
concessions,
to
be
at
rate
300%
de¬
stock, to
headed by
the
en
selected
the
by
p.
1567.
Southwest
motor
of
Manufactui'ing
Co.—
Rock,
Little
Co.,
during the three months ended Oct.
similar period in the company's history.
period,
slowest
first
in
the
Herbert
B.
company's
line
of
new
boats,"
is
backlog
maker
a»d
were
merchandising
of
outboard
nearly double
year,
seasonally
is
1
introduction
earlier-than-usual
widespread
dealer
Southwest is
principal
cnthusiam
for
of
the
the
1960
said.
price of the common stock and
offering, is to be supplied by amend¬
ing Co.. Chicago. It has
Wis.; and Peterborough,
of Standard
Railway Equipment Manufactur¬
branch plants in Amsterdam, N. Y.; Adams,
Ontario, Canada.—V. 190, p. 1342.
ment.
The
company
operates
W'iggly"
in
New
a
chain
Mexico
D* tile dek' ^tures and stock, plus
of
$3,000,000,
and
The
area.
will
will
warehouse,
a
bo
balance
used
be
used
retail
and
Texas.
have
the loan,
chase
price
eomprny
The
to
is
to
operated
be
assume
purchase
possession.—V.
under
$5,000,000
all
is
to
188,
p.
under
proceeds
the
oi
2510.
be
certain
the
sale
indebtedness,
additional scores are being
ox Lubbock, most of which
Figgly Wiggly franchise. The pur¬
subject to certain adjustments, the
paid
of
the
.
Jan.
seller
2,
except
1960,
the
tax
date
Sunset International
name
a
liabilities
price
Net
after retirement of
as
been
stores
a portion of institutional borrowings
the purchase
of nineteen stores
rolling stock, in the Lubbock, Texas,
operating capital. The
acquired front Davis and Humphries, Inc
stores
food
toward
together with
of
of
taking
Corp.
—
To
Increase
The
to
directors
shareholder
in
crease
J.
D.
the
of
this
Los
approval,
common
the
stock
Angeles
have authorized, subject
preferred stock and an in¬
acquisitions.
company
creation
to
allow
of
ior
c.
future
Board, said the company is cur¬
a real estate development company
and
that
the increased capitalization program
will be presented to
shareholders at the annual meeting, Jan. 19, 1960.
Chairman of the
rently negotiating the purchase of
Sterling,
Pending completion
Board
in
Trans
deferred
action
February.—V.
Corp., Jersey City, N. J.
Commission-^-
Transit Freeze
—
Files With?
Securities and Exchange
corporation on Dec. 4 filed a letter of notification with the
75,000 shares of class A common stock (par $1) to be
at $4 per share, through Jerome Robbins & Co., New York,
The
covering
offered
York.
The
proceeds
corporate purposes.
for general
be used
to
are
Wash¬
ington, D. C.—Files With SEC—
on Dec. 3 filed a
letter of notification with tho
shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
without underwriting.
corpoartion
The
covering
$3
16,666
share,
per
capital.
proceeds are to be used for working
The
Transval Electronics Corp., Culver
City, Calif.
—
Files
Exchange Commission—
With Securities and
corporation on Dec. 7 filed a letter of notification with
150,000 shares of capital stock (par 50 cents) to
at $2 per share, without underwriting.
The
covering
offered
to
The
proceeds are
working capital.
regular
close
the
at
effective
that
their
at
directors
for
used
development,
stock
Tulsa announced on Dec.
Jan. 11, 1960, the com¬
Nov. 1, 1969, and common,
units would be separately
meeting in
of business
5'r
subordinated debentures, due
recently
offered to the public in
pany's
bo
and for
equipment,
Pipeline Co.-—Units to Dissolve—
Transwestern
The
be
tho
transferable.
of
Each
and
units
the
shares
5
of
consists
of
$100
The
stock.
common
principal
company
amount of debentures
stated that the deposit
Trust Co. would be
and that as soon thereafter as
mail certificates for common stock,
to
those
debenture
holders
registered at such date.
Transfers of
debentures after that date, the company announced,
would not there¬
fore transfer any shares of common stock.
The company stated that
notices to registered debenture holders advising them of the separation
with
agreement
the
Chemical
effective
practicable
Chemical Bank
mailed.—V.
been
have
11,
Jan.
Bank
York
New
1960
would
190, p. 2498,
f
United Industrial Corp.—Merger—
Consolidation
into
United
of
electronic
new
a
and
Industrial
and Topp
Corp.
industrial machinery
The
of
name
the
Industrial
United
the
New
company
whose operations will be about
industrial and military business in electronic
and industrial machinery, will be
Application has been made to list its stocA
Corp.
York
approved
equipment
Exchange.
Stock
terms, each share of United Industrial
will be exchangeable for one share of common and one
tho
was
at special meetings
new
divided between
electromechanical
and
on
by
Industries Cory,
combine
the stockholders of both companies
held in Detroit (UIC) and Phoenix, (Toppt.
14
Dec.
on
merger
(old) common
share of con¬
preferred of the new consolidated company, each share of the
convertible preferred being convertible intc one-half 1V2) a share of the
new
common
at any time after Jan. 1, I960.
The holder of each
vertible
Capitalization—
liabilities.
of
Petroleum
Dec,
on
Office
Post
S.
against
Bv
'Piggly
^ i;
;
1881.
11 that, upon its application, the
Department lias
issued a foreign fraud order
National Minerals Ltd. and A. G. Powis and Co.,
Ltd., of Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada, based upon evidence
of
false
and
fraudulent representations in
the offer and sale of
Trans National Minerals stock to U. S. residents.—V. 190, p. 817.
announced
SEC
equally
division
a
p.
Ltd.—Named in Fraud Order—
Trans Nation Minerals
any
also was at a record high, said
marketing. "This favorable sales and
Dec.
of
to/the
models
he
on
manager
due
the
31
boat business.
outboard
Knight,
situation
order
in
quarter
Southwest's order
Ark.,
that Its shipments of aluminum and fiber glass
boats, announced
;
190,
below.—V.
Corp.,
terminated
Manufacturing
Equipment
Railway
de¬
offering
each
190,
the holders of all
Corp.—Merged—
Industrial
United
The
U.
11
models
M
seeking
convertible
group
Interest
sale
Standard
the
N
19:9
common
underwriting
&
12'/2%.—V.
of
The
Albuquerque
Dec.
on
subordinated
93,750
through
Minor,
to
underwriting terms
Truman,
with
fifteen-year
1974,
sale
and
are
together
617
statement
Dec.
Southwest
bentures,
the
of
due
offered
First
located
company,
a
of
Topp Industries
a
minimum of /•
eight years. If
the entire area
Greek State.
the
to
of
no
Subsidiary Shows Gain—
1959-4 Wks.—1958
1633.
p.
royalty
Plan
Allegheny Ludlum and National Lead,
outstanding stock of TMCA.—V. 183, p. 713.
stocks
SEC
provided
190, y.
Thrift
TMCA
must now be ratified by the
corporation
This agreement represents a 50-50 venture in which the Greek State
will
receive
50'*
of
the net profits of the corporation,
including a
period."
employees of Titanium Meals may participate In tho
and may acquire U. S. obligations and common
Eligible salaried
agreement
an
will be conducted on an area of
approximately 4,000 square kilometers located in the general area of
the islands of Paxi and Zakynthos off the southwestern coast of Greece,
and in the areas of Killini and Pylos In western Peloponnesia,
the
of
Thrift Plan
corporation, located at 233 Broadway, New York, h&s joined
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp,, of Pittsburgh, and National Lead
Co., of New York, in the filing of a registration statement with the
SEC
on
Dec.
11,
1959 covering 8,000 shares of Allegheny Ludlum.
common
stock
and 4,000
shares of National Lead common stock.
corporation
granting the corporation exploration and development rights
Operations
190, p. 2144.
Corp. of America—Files
This
(New Jersey)—Sub. in Greek Pact—
Government
111.—V.
Chicago,
Bank,
Savings
with
SEC
requirement.
«omr' VeJlderl0n aiso reP°rted a new
in indicated net asset
loi £7
Sheraton shares estimated semi-annually by Company officersSSI.67
months
&
Titanium Metals
at
The
To Redeem
—
Transportation Equipment Development Corp.,
corporation in case of discovery, will be 30 years with the possibility of
a
10-year renewal.
six
Trust
Industries, Inc.—Enjoined
<USDC, Tucson, Ariz.) to enjoin this corporation
individuals
from" further sale of Southwestern stock in
of
Pipeline Co.
I
has called for redemption on Jan. 28, 1960, all of its
outstanding $5 cumulative preferred stock at $103
per share, plus
accrued
dividends. Immediate payment will J?e made
at the Harrii
company
court action
certain
end.
has paid dividends since 1924.
On.
increased the dividend to 40 cents per sharo
190, p. 2086.
Texas Illinois Natural Gas
The
by Securities and Exchange Commission—
a
income
shares
$1.91 per share based on
company
directors
1959,
10,
SEC
underwriting is involved.
proceeds are to be used for
The SEC
company
quarterly from 33 cents per share.—V.
Ga.—Files With SEC—
letter
a
the
No
filing of
number
same
5%
Southwestern Iron
Capital
hotels
sales
9%
alter
share
a
months
Sheraton
acquisitions.
company
covering
the
by
with $1,631,271, or
of outstanding shares.
DIVIDENDS—The
Nov.
Calif.—
Hills,
liabilities and for
'
to pay
Southern Discount Co., Atlanta,
The
SEC
of
stock
100,000
share),
per
Nov.
on
The proceeds
$6.4
six
Beverly
for
the
the
See
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
30, 1959, the amount,
amounted to $748,331,000,
months ended Sept.
nine
the
processed
compared
outstanding,
will pay a
to Charles
shares
B
receivables
Preferred Stock—
organized in
the outstanding
company
all
1854, is engaged in
of industrial finance: accounts receivable and inventory fimortgage, equipment and special loans, factoring, industrial
sales financing and rediscounting.
compared to $606,709,000 in the same period of 1958.
Net
was
$2,461,770, equal to $2.41 per share on 995,557 common
Amos
Greek Parliament.
sales
gross
1959.
the
income taxes
was
$1,939,967 or
year's $1,839,782 or 38 cents
significant in either period.
year
holders
present
same
12,500
founded In
Inc.,
Talcott,
BUSINESS—James
EARNINGS—In
commission of
The underwriter has acquired
stock from one of the selling
The
and
notes and capital
senior
of
phases
of
a
the purpose of
acquiring 100% of
stock of two affiliated California
companies, South Bay Manufacturing Co., Inc., and Wood Fabricators,
Inc., and has not yet engaged in any operations.
Its temporary offices
are
in New York, but upon completion of this financing it will remove
to 16020 South Broadway, Gardena, Calif., the present offices of the
predecessor companies. The company's products fall within the category
of medium sized
ground handling equipment for aircraft and guided
missiles.
Net proceeds of
the company's sale of class A stock are
estimated at about $691,900.
Of this, $225,000 will be used to pay off
bank loans, $200,000 to
purchase machinery and equipment and the
balance will be added to working capital.
According to the prospectus, trie company now has outstanding
118,000 shares of class A and 362,500 shares of class B stock, Edmoun
P.
Safady, President, is listed as the owner of 103,000 class A and
250,000 class B shares, and John H. Matthess, Secretary, 15,000 class
A
and *71,000 class B.
Safady proposes to sell 23,000 and Matthess
15,000 of the class A shares.
Safady has sold 20,000 class B shares
to the underwriter and paid an additional 12,500 shares to Freshwater.
as
investment
as
Henderson, Sheraton President said
is partially attributable to three new
growth
the
by
offering
the
of
for general corporate purposes.
will be used
time
Freshwater.
as
serves
well
last
not
the
1969.
1,
nancing,
to be made on a best efforts
which it will receive a selling
for
Inc.,
White, Weld &
for
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
notes
New
Winston-Salem
of
as
and
with
were
Ernest
the
net
its
to
Dec.
on
and
company
offering
Co.,
SEC
share plus $7,500 for expenses.
20,000 shares of class B
per
G.
in
of
reports
for
Consolidated
all
of
contracts,
Offered—An underwriting
headed by F. Eberstadt & Co. and
offered
Dec.
-
2724.
additional
an
011
to
new
liqui¬
transfer
and
(53
public sale on Dec. 8, $15,000,000 on
James Talcott, Inc., 5 %% senior notes at 99%% and
$7,500,000 of 5% capital notes at 100%. Both issues are
due Dec. 1, 1979. The offering was oversubscribed.
CONVERSION—The capital notes are convertible into common stock
at $49 per share until Dec.
1, 1964 and at $56.75 per share until
registra¬
11, 1959 covering 210,000 shares
to be offered for public sale at $5 per share, 172,000
stock,
issuing
purposes.
Fund, Inc., 212 South Tryon Street, Charlotte,
N.
C., filed a registration statement with the SEC on Dec.
14, 1959
covering 290,000 shares of common stock. The company was
organized
under North Carolina laws on Nov.
5, 1959, by Tully D. Blair, S. L.
Booke, and R. Grady Wilmoth, senior officers of
Security Life and
Trust
Co.
of
Winston-Salem, which now owns all its outstanding
shares.
the
was
located at 42 Broadway, New York, filed
statement with
The
Investors
President.
with
Company,
customer
and
189, p.
(52 weeks)
1959
(James) Talcott, Inc.—Notes
Co.
1916,
p.
In
year's
last
under
group
/
Sinclair,
class A
by
Security Investors Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Security
held
be
by
that shortly special stockholders
terms of the merger and in the
expected
•
sales
dollar
*
will
provide additional authorized stock to be
the stock of Proctor and Schwartz, Inc., and
of
This corporation,
tion
1074.
p.
York.
The
ending
year
year.
totaled $2,475,494,013—$169,weeks) record dollar sales of $2,645,338,982, The decrease In 1959 was due to generally lower prices, prin¬
cipally pork products, and reduced meat volume.
Total tonnage oi
product sold, however, was the second largest in Swift's history. Meat
packing volume was lower largely because of the strike that closest
36 U. S. meat packing plants.
This was offset by increased tonnag*
in non-meat products.—V. 190, p. 403.
894,969
South Bay Industries, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Seacrest Industries Corp.i Franklin Square, L.
I., N. Y.
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
"The
the
for
combination
a
last
cent
a
to
of
182,
assets,
of
f
share for the 1959 fiscal year, which ended Oct. 31,
compared with $1.70 in 1958.
The 1959 net averaged
cent for each Swift sales dollar, compared with 4/10ths of
per
$3.20
8/10ths of
for
approximately $34,000,000.
shares
program.
SEC
switches
Dealers
approximately $4,000,000 in sales, bringing
volume up to about $11,000,000.
annual
electric
affiliated
issued an order granting the corporation's application under
Holding Company Act for an order declaring that it has ceased
a holding
company. According to the application, Sinclair's only
dated
distributors
expected
Seaboard's
This
has
acquired, the Dealers Warehouse & Supply Co..
Warehouse & Supply Co. of Arlington,
of plywood, millwork, lumber and building
The purchase price-was
approximately $700,000. New acqui¬
Inc.
be
Silex
finder's
International
had
cities
in
the
remnining public-utility
was
74',;.
or
their
be
.
net,
strike
were
Sinclair Oil Corp.—Exemption Granted—
town
.
and
covers
and
Electric.
physical
,
and
Inc.,
estimated
management
$7,320,614,
1, 1958.
pads
combined
of
stockholders.
for
4,448,668 shares
to Jan.
week
The SEC
the
peak of $7,935,-
new
a
will
American
companies- had
approximately 85%
owned by
Proctor
and
major manufacturer
of
steam
irons,
electric
are
The
of
The
Credit
;
•
-
the
Up—News—
company's
1958
Earnings
the
1959,
combination.—V,
personal loan
a
which
Co.,
on
Proctor
Co.,
Schwartz,
majority
Proctor's
shareholders.
with
method
two
the
stores.
Sales
the/fiscal
For
Silex
listed
is
the
of
Proctor
merge
51
1959 net earnings of $19,067,844 were nearly doubly
President Porter Jarvis announced on Dec. 14 in h:3.
annual report to shareholders. The increase of $9,019,472 was achieved
despite losses incurred in meat pa,eking operations during the sevenThe
companies, John
Dalglish and Sons of Scotland and Artos Maschlnenbau of Hamburg,
Germany, are manufacturers of industrial drying machinery,
fiber
processing machinery, continuous piate and air blast freezers, proofers,
ovens
and coolers for the bakery industry and metal shelves for self
Proctor
receivables
into
Silex
Co.
stock
to
the
and
Swift's
Proctor
issued
-Co.—Earnings-News—
Electric
Proctor
the
agreement
an
Inc.,
ranges.
case
Seaboard Finance
reached
Schwartz,
held.
Electric
meetings
1
.
and
Swift & Co.—Net
and
Proctor
Proctor-Silex
and
Schwartz,
Inc., is
a
toasters, ironing tables,
stock
11.—V.
Co.,
have
Inc.
the
closely
Proctor
Silex
Co.
Exchange
been
Dec.
5#. stock
Electric
renamed
will
continued.
Two
,
customary
been
Williams
of
Schwartz,
be
as
year
reached,
Proctor
(2663)
Co.—Acquisitions—
directors
Stock
company
fiscal
Silex
The
and
lawns.
growth
a
Mills, Chairman, and Paul
increases have been largely
$12,494,961.
were
total
stated that
program products for
Scott's
to
The
sales
.
the same number of shares.
these results, Charles B.
on
Williams,
due
5909
announcing
In
C.
outstanding
common
culated
Number
190,
of present
on
p.
negotiations, Mr. Sterling added, the
dividend until its next meeting
its customary
2388.
share
new
of
Topp
company.
holders
to
for
company
after
share
At
Industries will receive one share of common of the
Outstanding Topp Industries warrants will entitle the
one-half share of the common stock of tne tte'.v
nurchr.se
each
warrant held.
The warrants are exercisable on or
April 1, 1960 and until Nov. 16, 1969,
for the common ol the new company.
the
close
of
.
current
position
and
.
at a price of $17 per
stockholders meetings, directors reviewed the
operations of the combined company. 'Opera
vimnlnn'
D"
the
.
j
i
r.
or
t
nh
Tfll P
52
•'about-532
(2664)
million
a
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Our backlog
ycai.
a
steady over-all volume cf
■being booked," they said.—V.
in in
190,
of
excess
Industrial
new
and
$20
million
defense
and
business
pany's general funds to be used for general corporate purposes, includ¬
ing'the development and acquisition of new products for the company
is
1881.
p.
and
United States Plywood Corp.—To Market Hult
Output
The
has
corporation
output
of
the
contracted
to
the
market
Douglas
Fir
50
Brewer said
million
feet
Although
the Hult
per
Plywood Co. has
a
capacity of about
year.
United
This
a
Plywood
is
a
Plan—''
105'7
to
debentures
conversion
redeemable
at
located
statement
at
West
5
with
the
44th
SEC
Street,
New
York,
Dec.
on
15,
1959,
51,000,000 of participations in its Employees' Stock
Purchase
1960 together with
23,000 common shares
which
may
be
pursuant thereto.—V: 190, p. 2498,
filed
covering
Plan
for
acquired
a
registration
located
at
statement
301
Henrietta
with
r?fc_cdm.mon
the
stock,
St., Kalamazco, Mich.,
SEC
to
Dec.
on
9,
llled
1959,
issued
be
The corporation has
income for fiscal 1959.
the
appliance
fiscal
with
on
ended
year
firm,
1958.
Nu'oduces a broad
industrial, medical,
cipalSsffices
and
line
earnings
Aug.
31,
that
in
share
per
1959,
this
the
on
B.
Ben.
was
approximately
ended
year
Aug.
stock
common
Breslow,
of
31,
48
President
a
10'>
1959,
cents
of
the
gain
after
preferred stock
over
dividends
outstanding and after deducting earnings attribut¬
minoiity interest in Utility's subsidiary, Mission Appliance
Corp.
Utility Appliance operated at a slight toss in fiscal 1958.
Breslow added
that, because prior years' results were on a
non-consolidated basis, the
.Aug. 31, 1959 figures, while reeflecting
upturns from the preceding
did
The
not
Aug.
lend
31,
themselves to
1959
$11,164,774,
including
$5,966,945.
Resultant net
$296,344 greater
than
end
fiscal
of
ment,
the
1959
net
of
a
of
6'r
convertible
1,537,961
equity increased
the
and
working
capital
was
of
year
for
Aug.
was
31,
1.87
reserve,
$415,863
to
showed
1.
was
current
Property,
shown
$5,742,056.
at
In
assets
liabilities
$5,197,829,
1958. The
to
current
current
which
ratio
pl^nt
increase
sales
V.
of
$2,450,430.
commenting
the
Share¬
on
the
190,
and
production
$28
p.
million
expense
and
for
the
Breslow concluded. He estimates net
with proportioned advances in
profits.—
1960,
&
Vktoreen
Instrument
Instrument
on
Co.—Debentures
is manager of an
Dec. 15 an issue of
Company 6%
from Dec.
and
the
15.
1959.
This
subordinated
proceeds
from
by
primarily
manufactures
aircraft
and
missile
located
are
months
in
ended
consolidated
debentures
en¬
de¬
was
oversubscribed,
the
sale
of
the
a
debentures
will
ini¬
presently existing bank loan
acquire the assets of Standard
Pelt Company. The balance
of the
proceeds will be added to the com¬
Co.
&
Cleveland, Ohio.
now
being
~v
named
offered
\
beting
(
below,
Inc.:
Reinholdt
J.
R.
<fc
Gardner
Williston
Fusz-Schmeizle
&
Co.,
Co.,
50,000
Jenks,
Kirkland ■"&
Motor
it
&
Co.,
Co
Co.
"This
brings Waltham into
"It
is
Waltham
part
of
our
manufactures
the
190,
"Bank
15%
estate
the
of
Class
A
*Due
stock
June
at
its
corporation
first
Payment
has
called
for
sinking fund AVs'/r
will
be
Pa.—V.
made
189,
at
assignment
of
program
and
Louis
items.
field"
said
Mr.
It
timers
components,
is
for
a
Government.
redemption
not
does
exercise
due July
Fidelity-Philadelphia
1,
1,
next,
1962
Trust
$13,000
at
100*9.
Co.,
Phila¬
Supply Co.—Sales Up—
Period End. Nov. 30—
Sales
—
V.
______
190,
p.
1959—Month—1958
$18,023,000
stock
of
held
SAt
a
date
in
company
1959—11 Mos.—1958
$16,792,000
8242,396,000
$201,098,000
228,375 shs.
Agreement;
Credit
secured
interest
continuing
by
to
reserved
subsidiary.
officers
and
subsidiary.
issuance
for
employees,
upon
and
the
stockholders
adopted
stock;
such
conversion
the
the
selling
from
is
the
the
of
for
by
to
be
held
company
conversion
stockholders
of
the underwriters named
and
the
class
below
shares
shares
the
upon
receipt
specifying the closing
stockholders
stock
70.000
mid
Shares
30,000
7,000
Manley. Bennett A- Co.
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
7,000
Don
5,000
R.
VV.)
Woolworth
.
190.
O'Donnell
&
Win,
2087.
A*
&
3.000
Co;
5,000
Co.
3,000
7,000
Jackson
Curtis
c.
Smith,
Co.—Sales
7,000
Co
Co
Webber,
10,000
Roney A* Co.10,000
A* Co
7,000
Hague
Higher—
1959—Month—1958
$78,988,007
p.
Miller &
Ohio
Paine,
1882.
Period End. Nov. 30—
—V.
C.
The
,_
Sales
W.
Nauman, McFawn
Cruttenden, Podesta <fc Co.
5.000
First of Michigan
Corp.
10.000
Goodbody & Co
7,000
Hayden, Miller & Co.__„„
7.000
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
5.000
p.
10,000
_
McCarty & Co.,
—_—_—
75,000
follows:
as
Shares
Watling, Lerchen & Co,__
&
Co.___.__.
Baker, Simonds & Co., Inc.
Bache
in. the
registration state¬
severally agreed to purchase
have
selling
A
Oct.
on
75.000
75,000
into
effective
underwriters
the
of
5,000
treasury.
held
company
I
249.125 shs.
350,000 shs,
rate;
shares
stock
respectively,
.
69.436
25.388
wholly-owned
was
of
131,652
86,000
59,627
wholly-owned
Corp.,
29.500
the
190,
1.
Adjusted
underwriting agreement with the company.
UNDERWRITERS—Under the terms and conditions contained
underwriting agreement filed as an exhibit to the
shares,
.
70,000
$1,700,000
-
550,000 shs.
Realty Co.,
options granted
the
resolution
A
under
(F.
2087.
$4,500,000
150,000
1967
Revolving
a
Realty
include
meeting
a
Aug.
receivable.
Grazo
—V.
Western Auto
accounts
Midtown
Inc.
Jan.
on
the
of
company and con¬
75,000 shares of class
the
into
:
gyro¬
.major producer
tne
in
commercial
from
motor
at
issuance
by
par)
under
prime
of
class
by
subsidiaries
the
stock
par
1962,
over
of
of
Advanced
due
($3
^Obligation
common
expansion."
aircraft
debentures,
the
30,
of
1959,
2835.
p.
stock
(S3
l1,)'/
1,
Welsbach Corp.—Partial
Redemption—
The
mortgage,
common
SCommon
Campbell,
of
common
t5% land contract payable, due in '61
14^/2^" real estate mtge., due in 1960
50.000
announced
to
FINANCING
PRESENT
its
offered
notes
real
of
1022.
p.
re¬
follows:
as
by the company of notice
been
effect
stock
A
ment,
scopes, elapsed timers, fuses and other
and
supplier
of
aircraft
clocks
and
—V.
class
TO
and
Authorized
50,000
Inc.—Acquisition—
sub-miniature
broad
missiles
is
50,000
Co.
R.
Ripley,
75,000 shares of
of
stock,
of
EFFECT
company
give
version
50,000
Inc.
....
Division
has
the
to
shares
shares
Herbert W. Schaefer &
the
The
stockholders.
incorporated under the laws of Michi¬
was
GIVING
of
adjusted
as
^Obligation
Sulzberger,
&
capitalization
and
additional
50,000
...
Hanrahan
purchased
CAPITALIZATION
The
195.9,
&
150,000
White
has
selling
specialty stores,-37 in Michigan and 2 m
ladies' fashion apparel in the moderate to better price
lines, and is said to be the largest such operation in Michigan.
rate
.Inc.
Waltham Precision Instrument Co.,
company
for
selling
'•'This
Inc
150,000
Products, Inc., North Haven, Conn.,
Ripley, President of Waltham.
offered
were
100,000
Birr
250,000
190, p. 2186.
Co.
BUSINESS—The company
in 1928.
It operates 39
Ohio,
A
$100,000
150,000
„
Beane
«fc
an
&
gan
Blosser &
White-Rodgers Co., St. Louis, Mo.—Files With SEC—
company
15,000
on
covering
$20
per
The
proceeds
capital.—V.
Dec.
shares
share,
3
of
through
are
190,
p.
to
filed
be
letter*
a
common
Scherck,
used
to
of
stock
Richter
notification
(par
Co.,
$5)
St.
to
with
be
Louis,
purchase equipment
and
1460.
1959—11 Mos —1958
$71,903,523 $755,037,275 $713,237,217
,
help
AS
the
SEC
offered
at
Mo.
for
Zapata Petroleum Corp.—Tenders for
Debentures—
The
New
Morgan
York,
tenders
working
1972,
mm
make possible the
moke
for
N.
plus
Guaranty
Y.,
the
sufficient
1Q099
AMERICAN+RED
and
-
Co.
Straus,
Hallo well,
...
8
Lerchen
were
issued and offered for the
account of the
company, which plans to use the proceeds
for general corporate
purposes.
Prior to this offering
there was no quoted
price for the stock.
Amount
150,000
_
Inc.
A
Dec.
severally
McDowell
Co.
145,000
class
sales
250,000
Hammill
Your Dollars
/
engaged in
fields. Prin-
Cruttenden," Podesta &
Prescott, Shepard & Co,.
—V.
Apparel, Inc. — Common Stock
underwriting group headed by
of
Detroit
publicly offered
shares of this Detroit-based company's $3 par
common stock at $13
per share.
75,000 of these
shares
Sept.
net
...
$400,000
Brothers
Offered—On
.
offering
tially be used by the
company to retire
was incurred
on Sept.
1, 1959 to
which
use
underwriters
Noel & Co.
McDonnell &
The
Net
is
and accrued interest
books closed.
PROCEEDS
1931,
Offered—Van
underwriting group
$2,500,000 Victoreen
convertible
bentures, due Dec. 15, 1974, at 100%
„
in
stock.
common
Curtis
Shearson,
Winkelman
Monday, December 21, 1959
.
.
maining 70,000 shares
Amount
delphia,
Alstyne, Noel & Co.
nine
had
subordinated
shares of
Van Alstyne,
alio
sales,"
1119.
which offered
de¬
ranging from
redemption price of
•
equip¬
year
sales
common
The
prices
company has agreed to sell and the underwriters have
severally
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions of the
underwriting con¬
tract, to purchase the respective principal amounts of
debentures set
forth below?.,
v
was
at
and
of
ending Aug. 31, 1960, Breslow predicted further
earnings, "The results of our new consolidation
program
will start
making themselves felt in this coming year," he
stated.
"Non-recurring expense will be greatly reduced and we antici¬
pate beneiiting from the
steps we have taken to reduce
increases in
into
share.
per
their representative, Van Alstyne, Noel & Co., have
entered
underwriting contract with the company wherein and
whereby
an
the
The
sheet
cash,
that
outlook
balance
5270.846
$2,002,259
holders'
convertible
$12.50
30, 1959, the
of $7,291,301
Upon completion of the current financing,
outstanding capitalization of the company will consist of the $2,500,000
comparison.
consolidated
of
'
for
plant of the company
company and its subsidiaries
and net income of
$409,615.
$338,571
was
able to
year,
felt
of
pharmaceutical,
Paine, Webber. Jackson
large increases in both sales and net
Announcing a total sales vdlume of $22,482,131
income
for
in the development and manufacturejof various electronic and
instruments and devices, such as medical radiation
measur¬
instruments, radiation dose indicators, laboratory and field radia¬
tion
survey
meters,
hi-meg resistors and electronic tubes.
It
also
reported
stated
Net
be
of
redemption
fund at a
incorporated
company,
Hemphill, Noyes <te Co.... 250,000
W. C. Langley & Co
250,000
Utility Appliance Corp.—Earnings—News—
for
or
ing
into
covering
pursuant to options
granted or to be granted under the
company's Stock Option Plan
for Key Employees to
officers and other key employees of the com¬
pany and its subsidiaries.—V.
190, p. 1881.
shares
companies,
gaged
through
Upjohn Co.—Files Stock Option Plan—
250,000
other
for the sinking
interest in each case.
accrued
UNDERWRITERS—The
This company,
will
price
optional
and
par,
plus
par,
initial
an
are
CAPITALIZATION—For
corporation,
registration
at
acquisition„ Of
Watling,
REDEMPTION—The
bentures
the
or
nuclear
States
the fir plywood it sells. The
production of Hult, he said, will better
enable United States Plywood to meet the
increasing sales requirements
of their 123 distribution branches in the
expanding use of fir plywood.
—Stock
subsidiaries
BUSINESS—The
rated
leading plywood manufacturer,
Brewer pointed out the
company must purchase, a large volume of
Mr.
purposes.
stock
Plywood
Hult
Plywood Co., of Junction City, Ore., it was an¬
nounced Dec. 12 by Gene C. Brewer, United States
Plywood President,
and Nils E. Hult, President of Hult.
Mr.
its
both
,
.
will
sale
to
accrued
to
Trust
until
it
exhaust
3
of
CROSS
of
New
York.
140
Broadway,
Dec.
22, 1959. receive
debentures, due July ],
funds, at prices not to exceed
p.
1119,
<ESTi
on
convertible
available
interest.—V.
v.-
Co.
p.m.
599
190,
190
Volume
Number
5.909
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(2665)
53
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ARIZONA
Fullerton, Calif.
Offering — Virginia
Bond
Glendale Elem.
County,
Maricopa
No. 40 (P. O.
School District
Phoenix), Ariz.
$256,000
general obligation school building
bonds was sold to The Valley Na¬
tional Bank, of Phoenix.
District
Arizona
Offering
Bond
will
Averill,
Supervisors,
of
sealed
receive
a.m.
Rhea
—
Board'
of.
Clerk
(MST)
bids
Jan.
on
1960.
Due
(J-D)
Principal
payable"
until
18
11
the
for
No.
County
(P.
33
will
of
County
School
District
OPhoenix),
Bond Offering;
Clerk
interest
the
office.
Treasurer's
Maricopa
and
at
Board
receive
of
Supervisors,
sealed
(MST)
Ariz.
Rhea Averill;
—
bids
Feb.
until
for
of Los
Angeles.
Hudson
ligation
school
March
from
1,
bonds.
1960.
Due
Dec.
1
1962 to 1977 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
(J-D) payable
County Treasurer's office.
the
at
Los
Sale—The
$376,000
elec¬
—
basis of about 4.18%.
a
Bond
Jr.,
County
(PST)
receive
from
1
Dec.
on
1972 to
1984, inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at the County-
Newport Special School District,
Arkansas
office.
Treasurer's
Legality'
ap¬
Bond
Offering—George Rogers,
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
until
cisco.
2
(CST) on*. Deo. ' 29
for the purchase of
$500,000 school
p.m.
bonds. Dated Jan.
Jan. 1 from
1, 1960. Due
Joaquin County, Calif.
Bond
be
on
Beach
Bond'Sale —The
obligation
fered
Dec.
8
posed
to
a
gen¬
of¬
2391
p.
group
—
com¬
The. Security-First Na¬
tional Bank of Los
Angeles; Blyth
of
&
Co., Inc.: Rf H. Moulton
Inc., and William R. Staats
at
price of 100.002,
cost of about. 4.39%,
a
$100,000
53jis.
as
&
Co.,
&
Co.,
net interest
a
follows:
as
Due
Jan.
on
1
from 1962 to 1972 inclusive.
15,000
4%s.
as
Due
Jan.
on
1,
1973.
385,000
4V4S.
as
from
1974
Due
to
Jan.
on
1985
inclusive.
Bond
Offering—V. Dennis WarCounty Clerk, will receive
sealed
bids
at.
Bernardino,
on
Jan.
4
$250,000
bonds.
on
for
office
11
15
clusive.
Principal
(PST)
a.m.
of
purchase
to
1930
Offering
bids
until
to
10
inclusive.
1990
a.m.
Callable
as
of
Feb. 1, 1971.
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's
office,
or
at
any
fiscal
agency of the City, in New York
in Chicago. Legality ap¬
proved by City Attorney o£ the
City and of O'Melveny & Myers,
of Los Angeles.
City,
Lompoc Union High Sch. District,
Santa Barbara County, Calif.
Bond Sale—An
issue of
$335,000
school election 1959, ser. A bonds
was
sold
to
The Security-First
National Bank of Los
Los
Angeles.
School
Alamitos
Orange
Bond
Sale—The $154,000
building
bonds
Calif.
County,
election
offered
8
Dec.
school
series
1958
—
B
190,
v.
Angeles,, as 4y2s», at a price of
101.701, a basis of about 4.35%.
p. 2391—were
Angeles.
Orange
Covina Union
High School District,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering Cancelled—The
offering of $200,000 election 1958,
San
awarded to The Se¬
Glen
School
Bond
Sale—The
8—v.
190,
$35,000
2291—were awarded
n.
to J. B. Hanauer &
of
Bond Sale—The
obligation
series
D
school
election
bonds offered
Security-First
Angeles,
100.20,
a
net
a
4.42%,
$7,000
as
1961
$15,000 general
Dec.
1967,
National
Bank
as
price
of
a
cost
follows:
43/4S. Due
to
from
$700,000
Dated Feb. 1, 1960.
29
for
school
Due
on
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
County Treasurer's of¬
munity Unit School District No.
(P. O. Heyworth), III.
Bond Sale—^The
building
v.
190,
a
on
Jan. 1 from
1967 inclusive.
4V2s.
1968 to
Due
1985
Poway
Union
San
Elem.
on
Jan.
1
inclusive.
School
Dist.,
Diego County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
received
until
Feb.
bonds
group
4
$620,000 school
offered
Dec.
9—
2292—were awarded to
p.
composed
of
Harriman
able at the
Ripley
fice.
Podesta & Co., and Burns, Corbett
&
Pickard, Inc., at a price of
San
Francisco, Calif.
Offering Date — Harry D.
Ross, City Controller, informs us
that the offering of the $13,600,000
various
bonds, originally sched¬
New
uled for sale
Jan.
011
Union
18, has been
&
100.02,
Co.,
Inc.,
Cruttenden,
net'interest cost of 3.70%,
a
Hamm, County Clerk, will receive
bids,
at
his
office
in
Ventura
Dec.
until
29' for
900,000
school
1956, series
C
1, 1960. Due
to
11
the
a.m.
(PST) on
purchase of $4,-
building
bonds.
election
Dated
Feb.
Feb. 1 from 1961
inclusive. Principal and
1975
on
interest
(F-A)
payable- at
County Treasurer's office.
the
$90,000
4V2s.
as
from
Due
Dec.
on
will be sold
on
Dec.
22
on
240,000
3 */2s.
as
from 1963
as
29, insteadof
originally contem¬
Due
1
to 1968 inclusive.
3%s.
as
9
for
Richland Twps. (P. O. Ellettsville),
Indiana
Bond Offering—Lenzy C. Hayes,
Township Trustee, wilL receive
sealed.bids until 2 p.m. (CST) oit
Jan. 7 for the purchase of
$58,500 school bonds, as follows:
,
$31,750
1961
Due
Dec.
on
26,750
Idaho
cipal and interest payable at the
Village Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity aproved by Tallmadge & Tallmadge, of Denver.
ILLINOIS
school
of
—
the
from
township — 1960r
on
July 1 frorrc
Due
197L inclusive.
to
Dated Jan. 1; 1960; Interest J-J.
Cord,
by
Ross,- Mc-
Miller,
of" India¬
approved
Ice
&
Wabash, Ind.
Bond Sale—me
age works
$z,<*50,000
sew¬
bonds offered
revenue
Dec.
John Nuveen & Co., and
a
group composed of Shear-
son,
Hammill
&
Co.,
Boulevard Bank, of
National
Chicago, and
Channer Securities Co., at a price
of
100.045,
about
net
a
4.39%,
$215,000
from
Due
to
Due
to
curities
of
1
Oct.
1
County,
Crete-Monee
District.
No.
follows:
Unit
201-U
Due
5s.
as
890,000
April
on
1
1962 to 1965 inclusive.
4^s.
as
Due
April 1
on
from 1966 to 1982 inclusive.
1,440,000
1979, inclusive.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
p.
2292—were
syndicate headed by
City Se¬
Corp., jointly, at a price
F, a net interest cost of
as
$120,000
inclusive.
on
190,
a
100.01
4.40%,
from
Dated Dec. 1, 1959. Interest A-O.
Will
9—v.
awarded to
from
Oct.
on
1968,
4%s.
1969
cost' of
follows:
as
1961
as
from
interest
43/4s.
as
receive
for
sealed
the
as
4%s.
Due
on
April 1
1996 inclusive:
1983 to
Other members of the
follows:
syndicate
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith; First of
Michigan
Corporation;
Raffens¬
perger, Hughes & Co., Inc., and'
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc.
are
as
bids
until
purchase
of
Jan.
Education,
btiilding-1959
Other members of the syndicate
follows: C. J. Devine & Co.,
Bank New York Trust
to
190,
the
4s, at
as
eral
at
p.
est
of
cost
about
3.33%,
fol¬
as
lows:
$40,000
4s.
as
Due
Jan. 1, 1962
on
3 V2S.
as
3%s.
1970 and
revenue
sewer
bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1 from 1962
to
1999
inclusive. Principal and,!
interest
payable at Bank
Shively. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago, and Skaggs, Hays &
(J-D)
of St. Helens, of
■
Fahey, of Louisville, together.
Due
Jan.
on
County (P.O. Morgantown),
Kentucky
Bond Offering—John M. Suers.
1
Due
on
Jan.
1,
1971.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Dec.
for
the
purchase of $55,000
22
Indianapolis,
Ind.
Note Offering
Losche,
City
on
of
—
school
Albert H.
Controller, will re¬
bids
until
9
a.m.
Dec. 24 for the purchase
$4,630,000
loan
temporary
notes, as follows:
works
firemen's
on
approved
tional
30,
pension
the
1980
inclusive.
Uniontown, of Uniontown. Legal¬
of
Louisville.
East Baton Rouge
fund
1960. Legality
Law.
by
to
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
the
Farmers
Bahk
of
Baton
Certificate
June
bonds.
revenue
15, 1959. Due on Dec.
1960
LOUISIANA
notes.
Due
Dec.
from
15
notes.
330,000 public pension fund notes.
300,000
building
Dated
ity approved by Joseph R. Rubin,
$3,500,000 general funds notes.
500,000
department
of
public
of New
York, Rockland-Atlas Na¬
Bank, of Boston,
Lucas,
Waeckerle, Inc., Zahner
and
Company, Tollner & Bean,
Inc., Stern, Lauer & Co., Van Alstyne, Noel & Co., Luce, Thomp¬
son & Crowe, Inc.
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 11
for
the
purchase
of
$3,855,0001
from 1964 to 1969 inclusive.
as
Hibbs,
Jr., City Clerk, will receive sealed
Union
and 1963.
sealed
Baltimore, Brown Bros.
& Co., M. B. Vick &
Co., Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.,
Inc.,
Kormendi
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Federation
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
190,
Bank, of Chicago,
price of 100.062, a net inter¬
a
(CST)
of
8—v.
Trust & Savings
ceive
Harriman
gen¬
22.92—were awarded to The Harris
Commerce, in Seattle, Wallace,
Geruldsen & Co., Granbery, Ma-
Mercantile-Safe Deposit & Trust
$200,000
Dec.
Shively, Ky.
Offering—Carl A.
Bond
par.
Redevelopment District,
offered
awarded to
3%s,
KENTUCKY
of
obligation improvement 1959
bonds
40 000
Co., F. S. Yantis & Co., Inc., H. V.
Sattley & Co., Inc., McDougal &
Condon, Inc.
Bank
price of
a
Sale—The
&
Co., Stranahan, Harris &
State
Indiana
Bond
p.
price of 100.25, a net interest
cost of about 3.70%.
a
2392—were awarded
p.
Citizens
Newport,
2138—were
at
$22,000 school
building-1959 bonds offered Dec.
8—v.
$400,000 sewer
bonds offered Dec. 8—
Frantz Hutchinson & Co., as
Sale—The
120,000
of
Sale—The
Bond
revenue
Clinton, Ind.
Bond
Co., of New York, Drcxcl & Co.,
Bear, Stearns & Co., Hallgarten
Co., Hayden, Stone & Co., Ira
Haupt & Co., J. C. Bradford & Co.,
Bache
&
Co.,
Baxter
&
Co.,
Weeden
&
Co., Coffin & Burr,
Stroud & Co., Inc., National Bank
Ames, Iowa
$275,000
building bonds.
INDIANA
III.
The $10,000,000
IOWA
12
190,
school
Evansville
bonds
of¬
fered Dec. 9—v. 190, p. 2292—were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Glore, Forgan & Co., as 33/4s,,at a
price of 100.7968, a basis of about
3.68%.
'
Co.,
civil
1
bonds.
sold to
bonds.
Dated Oct. 20, 1959. Due on Feb. 1
from 1961 to 1980, inclusive. Prin¬
Board
July
on
1
Dec. 28 for the purchase of $40,000
BondSale
1971 inclusive;-
to
Offering—Lynn A. Wiley,
Superintendent of Schools, will
sen, Village
Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on
Chicago
township—1959
Due
Bond
Bond Offering—R. R. Christian¬
water
school
bonds.
napolis.
Westchester, III.
School
obligation
PrinP
Cutler, of Chicago,
Legality
Dec.
on
a.m.
(J-D). payable
at the County Treasurer s office;
Legality approved by Chapman &
Bond Sale—An issue of
$800,000
water
improvement: bonds- was
plated.
general
11
cipal and interest
from 1969 to 1974 inclusive.
High School Dist.,
Dec.
until
from 1961 to 1965 inclusive.
1
1960 to 1962 inclusive.
585,000
Union
bids
1961
High Sch. District,
sealed
sealed'
(CST) on Dec. 21 for the purchase
of- $2,700,000 poor relief bonds:
Dated Dec. l; 1959. Due on Dec. V
follows:
as
11.
County, Calif.
Offering — Robert L.
Bond
Eisen
of
4(2s, at a price of
basis of about 4.46%.
as
28,000
as
Co., at
interest
8—v.
190, p. 1984—were awarded to The
Los
100.06,
about
District, Los Angeles
County, Calif.
Calif.
school
1959, series B bonds offered Dec.
8—v.
Duarte School
of
Dec.
rache &
District,
Diego County,
series C bonds, scheduled for Dec.
2190—was cancelled.
on
McLean and DeWitt Counties Com¬
Chemical
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
office.
p.
purchase
are as
District,
curity-First National Bank of Los
190,
the
(PST)
a.m.
or
County
Los
10:30
Driggs,
interest
at
County Clerk, will-; receive sealed
bids at his office in Fresno, until
Walter C.
—
the
payable
Brown,
(P. O. Crete), III.
and
(J-J)
Treasurer's
L.
IDAHO
(PST)
on
Jan.
12
for the
purchase of
$6,700,000 municipal airport gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1960. Due on Feb. 1 from 1962
of
in¬
Securities Co.
Offering —J.
Calif:
San
purchase
1961
11
the
Peterson, City Clerk, will receive
sealed
(PST)
1957, series 4
15, 1960. Due
Jan.
from.
in
a.m.
the
election
Dated
Jan.
his
until
until
for
4
1
Chaffey Union High Sch. District,
San Bernardino
County, Calif.
die,
Jan.
Bond
bonds
190,
—v.
awarded
were
received
District,
$500,000
water
Offering—Sealed bids will
Los Angeles,
Orange County, Calif.
eral
on
California
Bond
$52,000 building bonds.
Water
Due
County, Calif.
Bond Offering Postponed — The
$4,900,000 school building bonds
Lockeford School District, San-
on
CALIFORNIA
15, 1960.
Ventura
Legality
Capistrano
March
Ventura
1961, to 1980 inclusive.
approved by Townsend
& Townsend. of Little Rock.
Dated
ceive
Ventura
the purchase of $56,000 school se¬
ries A 1959 bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
Due
McMaster Hutchinson & Co.,
Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood, Joseph, Mellen & Miller,
Inc., Kalman & Co.,
March 15 from 1961 to 1985 incl.
Inc.,
Mid-South
Securities
Co.,
Reedley Joint Union High School Peningtoiv Colket & Co., Shelby
Dist., Fresno and Tulare Counties, Cullom Davis & Co., and Channel'
-
Ventura
Dec. 22 for
on
Barret, Fitch, North & Co., Inc.,
E.
Masten & Co., Harold
E.
Wood & Co., Evans &
Co., Inc.,
A.
$279,000 series B 1959 bonds.
36,000 series A 1960 bonds.
J. Moore,
will
Clerk,
building
290,000
sealed bids at his office in Eureka,
1959.
ARKANSAS
Offering—Fred
until 2 p.m.
$315,000
advanced to Jan.
Jacoby Creek School District,
Humboldt County, Calif.
Dated
on
District,
1959, series B bonds offered
8
v.
190, p. 2187 — were
awarded to a group composed of
The California Bank, of Los An¬
geles; E. F. Hutton & Co.; Shearson, Hammill & Co., and Taylor
& Co., as 4y4s, at a price of 100.56,
the
1
School
of'
follows:
as
Feb. 1 from 1961 to 1967 inclusive.
tion
Dec.
boridfc,
bonds.
Angeles County, Calif'.
Bond
ob¬
on
Feb. 1 from 1961 to
on
11
purchase of. $122,000 general
a.m.
of
purchase
Principal and in¬
(F-A) payable at the City
Treasurer's office, or at the option
of the holder, at
any fiscal agency
of the City, in Los Angeles, Chi*
cago or New York City. Legality
approved by O'Melveny & Myers,
1960. Due on Dec. 1 from 1961
1972.
the
terest
gation building bonds. Dated Feb.
to
for
$1,000,000 waterworks, election
1958, Series 2 bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
purchase of $120,000 general obli¬
1,
19
1980, inclusive.
County,. Wilson School
No. 7 (P.O. Phoenix),
Maricopa
Jan.
on
Bond Sale—An issue of
purchase
Fitz-
simmons, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST)
Department
of
Par. (P. O.
Rouge), La.
Sale
—
An
issue
of
special assessment street
paving, series E certificates was
$40,000
sold to Ladd Dinkins & Co.
&
Lake County
(P. O. Crown Point),
Bond
Indiana
Bond Offering—Andrew
vacik,
County
Auditor,
S. Ko-
will
re¬
Town
bids
Jonesboro, La.
Offering—Ralph
Clerk,
until
11
will
a.m.
Nunn,
receive sealed
ou Jan.
(CST)
,54
14
for
the
utilities
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2666)
1970.
Interest F-A. Legality ap¬
proved by Foley, Cox & Judell, of
$900,000
of
purchase
Dated
bonds.
revenue
Bond
Parish
Lafourche
Auditor
&
until
bids
receive sealed
(CST) on Jan.
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 28
for the purchase of $30,500 motor
a.m.
j 14 for the purchase of $840,000
belt, new series bonds.
public improvement, Series 7 j public
issue of $1,000,-
Sale—An
Bond
Dated Feb.
(limited Tax) bonds was sold to a
from
syndicate headed by the Equitable
Securities Corporation, as
price
of
par.
will bear
sue
from Feb.
pon
about
%%
extra
an
King
City.
York
Parish (P.
Franklinton), La.
syndicate
will
&
Sanford;
Scharff & Jones, Inc.; Ducournau
&
Kees;
Nusloch, Baudean &
Smith; Schweickhafdt & Co.;
Steiner, Rouse & Co., and Rap¬
ides Bank & Trust Co., of Alex¬
Hattier
a.m.
Due
Monroe,
Feb.
Feb.
of
as
Sale—An issue of $21,000
street improvement special assess¬
ment
bonds
was
sold
to
The
Kalkaska
kaska,
State
4s, at
as
Mackinac
1962
from
Bond
(EST)
sealed
building
Alford,
bids
until
8
Beverly, Mass.
1985
$635,000 school
project loan, Act of 1948 bonds of¬
Dec. 10—v. 190, p. 2393—
were awarded to Halsey, Stuart &
on
bonds.
Dated
Sept.
1,
July 1 from 1960 to
on
inclusive.
Interest
J-J.
Le¬
gality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
No.
Note Sale—The
The
Union
Bank
Trust
Co., of
Grand Rapids.
BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE FEDERAL
until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on
for
the
purchase
of
BUSINESS INDEXES
—Unadjusted-
Seasonally Adjusted
Nov.
total—148
production,
147
141
150
143
153
Autos
Utility
1G0
155
147
151
138
117
123
123
117
123
139
133
120
150
143
146
142
118
157
155
Electricity
134
139
75
143
113
125
133
total____
♦274
.___—
r_
1280
sessment
119.2
116.3
120.4
120.2
117.6
97.3
96.0
98.8
98.7
101.2
100.3
103.0
101.8
101.0
92.9
92.8
91.0
81
74
83
tl45
♦144
137
t
♦159
153
1
93.9
Department store sales, value
Department store stocks, value___
92.0
166.1
158.4
83
79
85
*150
tl77v
166
A
Seasonal
Oct>-
115
125
136
148
103
1
Sept.
118
140
tEstimated.
101
109
-
(1947-49
F. W.
Dodge data
-1959*Nov.
\21
1X5
1959
Nov.
♦Nov.
123
106
64
173
184
136
136
'141
136
181
150
177
186
155
133
151
232
183
229
205
203
184
equip.__
Instruments
and
and
glass
152
and
Miscellaneous
134
132
307
309
327
ment, series A bonds offered
203
173
205
174
148
157
174
153
125
X
141
126
151
152
134
157
160
139
fixtures
'
'
145
145
129
148
150
157
137
163
166
144
121
110
115
104
t
120
107
130
__
122
}
117
X
132
117
126
125
124
125
124
131
145
141
X
156
coal
Foods, beverages, and
113
X
X
165
152
169
172
183
168
X
194
170
158
146
154
154
142
159
%
137
130
X
148
149
X
164
149
193
190
177
212
192
245
212
products
143
♦131
tobacco___I
139
118
118
117
j
118
116
$
119
beverage
I_II
^.__I
Hill
manufactures
Minerals:
Mineral fuels
Coal
Metal,
217
247
214
144
*131
140
122
130
and
natural
'
gas
anu
♦Preliminary.
gas
1
and
-
X
130
120
116
X
132
121
119
X
X
113
t
126
X
X
128
122
123
125
121
124
64
72
70
75
♦149
147
148
134
*145
147
*135
135
132
*131
134
X
X
209
gas
liquids—
t
I
earth
203
minerals
121
90
124
JNot available.
74
119
97
121
4s.
Due
to
1965
as
4.20s.
on
i t
r
1
on
105,000
as
from
In
bear
4-Vks.
1979 to
Due
on
Jan.
Jan.
March
1
Jan.
improvement bonds offered Dec. 8
190,
—v.
coupon
from
Interest
1962
J-J.
1960.
to
1980
facturers
1, 1960 to Jan. 1, 1962.
Co.; Barcus, Kindred & Co.; J. M.
& Co., Inc.; Jura &
Moody,
Inc.; Kalman & Co.; Northwestern
Dain
National Bank,
Minneapolis; B. J."
Van Ingen & Co., Inc.; E. J. Pres-
Co.; M. B. Vick & Co., and
Trust
Traders
and
Co.,
of
Buffalo, jointly, as 3%s, at a
price of 100.24, a basis of about
-v
•"
Highland Falls, N. Y.
Bond
Sale—The
improvement
$37,000 general
offered
p.
1987—were
1959 bonds
10—v.
awarded
at
190,
The
to
National
First
as
*
3.90s,
price of par.
a
Ithaca), N. Y.
Bond
9—v.
to
$50,000 public
bonds offered Dec.
2394—were awarded
p.
composed
group
of
The
Deposit
Guaranty Bank & Trust
First National
Bank,
and
Jackson-Hind
Bank, all of Jack¬
son.
Madison
County Supervisors Dist.
(P. O. Canton), Miss.
2
Sale
Bond
$100,000 road
and bridge bonds offered Dec. 7—
v.
190,
2293—were awarded to
p.
group composed of The Deposit
Pearl
Valley Water Supply
(P. O. Box IS 12, Jackson),
Mississippi
Sale—The
Bond
fered
8—v.
Dec.
posed
$4,400,000
a
2293—
p.
group
The Leland
of
res¬
bonds of¬
190,
to
com¬
Speed
Hamp Jones Co., and Allen & Co.
price of
4.49%,
a
of about 4.17%.
$120,000
par,
1964 to 1971
on
until
the
1
as
Due
May 1
on
'Wiay 1,
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of
New York City.
Orangetown
revenue,
se¬
ries of 1959 bonds offered Dec. 9—
190,
a
p.
2189—were awarded to
Brothers &
price of 100.04,
Co.,
a
No.
1
Cen¬
(P.
O.
Bond
school
Sale
The $1,500,000
1959, 2nd series bonds of¬
—
Dec.
10—v.
awarded
were
190,
to
2394—
syndicate
p.
a
headed
by Smith, Barney & Co.,
4.10s, at a price of 100.429, a
as
basis of about 4.06.
Other members of the
are
syndicate
follows:
Bacon, Stevenson
Co.,
Hornblower
&
Weeks,
Reynolds & Co., J. C. Bradford
as
&
Co., Good body & Co., Charles
King & Co., and Winslow, Cohu &
CAROLINA
Wayne County (P. O. Goldsboro),
North
Bond
Carolina
Sale—The
Dec.
awarded
&
$204,000 bonds
8—v.
190,
The
to
2394:—
p.
Wachovia
Trust
Salem, at
interest
a
Co., of Winstonprice of 100.049, a net
of
cost
about
3.64%,
as
follows:
$1,500,000 sub¬
gas
District
Orangeburg), N. Y.
Bank
Metropolitan Utilities Dist.,
pledge
Clarkstown
and
School
offered
Nebraska
v.
July 19, 1960. Legality ap¬
by
Sullivan,
Donovan,
on
proved
1998 inclusive.
4X'ts. Due
Sale—The
Dec. 22 for
on
$23,231,000
tem¬
six-month loan, n'otes (issue
CLXXIII). Dated Jan. 18, 1960.
NORTH
on
NEBRASKA
Bond
of
Stetson.
1999.
Omaha
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
May 1 from
4%s. Due
1975 to
from
Offering
— William
Reid,
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
1974 inclusive.
as
City Housing Authority,
New York
Note
&
inclusive.
5s. Due
as
1972 to
2,230,000
interest
net
a
follows:
as
6s. Due on May 1 from
as
140,000
York
New
Co.,
National Bank, of Memphis,
cost of
&
J.
fered
revenue
awarded
were
Roosevelt
a
Company of Buffalo, and
De Golyer Co., Inc., as
4.20s, at a price of 100.33, a basis
tral
ervoir, series A
of
to
Trust
John
River
District
First
composed
as 3.60s, at
basis of about
3.58%.
$65,000
road, bridge and general
refunding bonds: $10,000 as 6s,
due on June 1, 1961 and 1962;
$10,000 as 3y4s, due on June
1,
1963
and
3V2S, due
to
1971
due
NEW JERSEY
on
1964;
$35,000
as
June 1 from 1965
on
incl.; $10,000
June 1,
as
3%s,
1972 and 1973.
139,000
Belleville,
Bond
Sale
—
The
N. J.
$190,000
gen¬
eral
improvement, local improve¬
assessment, and water bonds
offered Dec. 8—v. 190, p. 2293—
ment
were
Co.,
awarded to J. B. Hanauer &
as
3.55s, at
a
:
$75,000
sold
was
porary
The
—
bonds
Cross, Manufacturers and Traders
Sale—The
190,
a
:
Sale—An issue of
1959
group
Jackson, Miss.
ordinate
from
2394—were awarded to
p.
Roosevelt & Cross and the Manu¬
Nord-
1,
public
Sale—The $164,000
Bond
Other members of the
syndicate
are
as
follows: Allison-Williams
cott,&
Corlandt, N.Y.
Bond
sewer
1
1982 inclusive.
1V2%
Carthy, of New York City.
(P. O. 212 Savings Bank Building,
1
1
Legality approved
Jamestown.
by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
polis!
Stern
extra
of
were
additon, the entire issue will
an
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the First National Bank,
receive
inclusive.
Due
inclusive.
1973
to
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott,
Barber & Marquart, of Minnea¬
Jan. 1 from
Mannheimer-Egan; Inc.
[
Dated
Jan.
on
1,910,000
as 4.40s.
Due 011 Jan.
from 1973 to 1978 inclusive.
120
148
_
bonds.
Dec.
15, 1959. Due on
1960
,
of
Ithaca Hanshaw Road Sewer Dist.
about
140,000
180
t
of
as 4.30s. Due on Jan.
1
from 1969 to 1972 inclusive.
195
X
±
71
stone,
194
t
123
Beverages
Tobacco
oil
197
cost
from
15
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
building bonds.
highway
Dec.
receive
will
11
the
for
Legality
Dec.
325,000
142
162
'
E.
will
from 1966 to 1968 inclusive.
155
j
-
Clerk,
follows:
as
220,000
108
165
mfrs.
manufactures
net interest
as
1963
145
X
Chemicals and allied products
Industrial chemicals
cil
112
j
printing and periodicals
Chemicals and petroleum
products
Natural
126
j
Job
and
a
4.59%,
$210,000
123
Offering —H.
inclusive.
a
par,
132
155
to
$52,000
until
28
Bank, of Highland Falls,
190, p. 2393—were awarded
syndicate headed by Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood, at a price of
139
165
Dec.
on
1960
8—v.
204
137
improve¬
bids
3.71%.
Wing, Minn.
City
1975
gen¬
Supervisor,
sealed
Nov.
at
100
151
Printing and publishing
.Newsprint consumption
Crude
to
327
167
Paper and allied products
Crude
1962
119
148
Paper and printing--.
Food
from
309
130
products
and
1
307
j
manufactures
will
Offering—Joseph Gerace,
Bond
Town
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Jan. 11 for the purchase of $2,250000 sanitary sewer improvement-
p.m.
132
164
Apparel and allied products
Rubber and leather
products
Rubber products
Food
2
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000
eral
obligation sewer
146
Textiles and apparel
Textile mill products
Petroleum
until
Bloomington, Minn.
211
Nondurable Manufactures:
Leather
Auditor,
bids
W.
Dorsey,
197
207
products
miscellaneous
Minneapolis.
Bond
Jan. 12 for the purchase
Jan.
on
131
251
,
products
products.
and
Furniture
lumber
and
clay,
Furniture
Kenneth
202
transportation
glass,
County
sealed
on
—
91
.
of
in Flora.
153
178
Lumber
Anoka),
Legality approved by
Owen, Scott, Barber &
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
167
154
Stone,
O.
inclusive.
124
163
138
218
inclusive. Call¬
Guaranty Bank & Trust Co., of
Jackson, Canton Exchange Bank,
of Canton, and the Bank of Flora,
$850,000 courthouse general ob¬
Due
Nov.
63
181
Nonelectrical
Clay,
Interest
ligation bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1960.
1958
Oct.
(P.
Offering
receive
-Unadjusted-
1958
Electrical
Transportation equipment
Autos, trucks, and parts
Other
County
Bond
for 48 states.
170
;
1959.
Minnesota
111
171
Machinery
1,
Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
(CST)
105
products___
Sept.
Anoka
-Sept.
136
!
metal
Dated
of
Oct.
1987
Jan. 1
on
Ave.,
(P. O. 124 Chautauqua
Lakewood), N.Y.
p.m.
as
Co.,
MINNESOTA
average=100)
Seasonally Adjusted
Fabricated
196*8
M-S.
Campbell,
on
7
re¬
of, Jan. 1, 1980. Interest
J-J. Legality approved by Dorsey,
Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart,
a
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
primary metals
Metal fabricating
to
on
Detroit.
+Not available.
NOTE—Construction contract indexes based
Durable Manufactures:
1960
-
as¬
Due
1958
Oct.
:
♦Preliminary.
able
No.
Adjustment
-1959
Residential
All other
from 1963 to
173
*178
Without
Construction contracts, value 1956-57 average—100
95.1
166.1
:
Total
special
sewer
inclusive.
Payrolls
Freight carloadings
until
1, I960. Due
improvement
40,000 general obligation street
improvement bonds. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1961
to
1968
96.9
102.3
Noi*lurable
118.9
98.0
Durable
Dated Jan.
from
1
1959 bonds.
1 from
inclusive.
254
Nonagricultural empl., total
ATanufacturing (prod, workers)—
Employment, total
Clerk, will
bids
3.90s, :
100.459, a basis of
of
'
Jan. 5 for the purchase
of $1,250,000 school building bonds.
assessment
Sept.
on
Sept.
248
♦269
Due
5,500 sanitary
250
♦276
—
William
—
MISSISSIPPI
special
117
—
durables
Indep.
$110,500
1960 to 1968 inclusive.
160
124
X
—
66
120
t278
——
consumer
output,
Gas
158
135
street
bonds.
146
151
144
123
goods, total.___
consumer durables
156
156
114
111
——___________
150
144
Nondurable
Minerals
Consumer durable
18
Busti
on
follows:
as
$65,000
144
150
______—
Durable
Other
152
156
Manufactures
Major
bonds,
Nov.
Oct.
♦Nov.
Oct.
Jan.
price
a
Dated
1958
-1959
1958
-1959♦Nov.
Offering
sealed
(CST)
Due
Zeeland, Mich.
Bond Offering—Ada
Staal, City
Clerk, will receive sealed bids
RESERVE SYSTEM
Industrial
ceive
4,
an¬
Grove
Ohmann, District
holm,
$134,000 tax
&
Na¬
School District No. 199 (P. O.
Inver Grove), Minn.
Michigan
Co., Inc. and Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc., jointly, as 3.40s, at a
at
Co., jointly, as
Trask &
cer
„
York, and Spen¬
Trust Co., of New
group
American
Bend-Inver
Red
Wyoming School District
ticipation notes offered Nov. 30—
v.
190, p. 2293—were awarded to
1947-49 average=100
Pine
fered
1,
a
basis of about 3.35%.
a
Bond
Jan. 6 for the pur¬
chase of $265,000 school site and
Bond Sale—The
100.20,
par.
Offering—James
receive
The
to
Caldwell,
Phillips Co., and MannerheimerEgan, Inc., as 3.40s, at a price of
District,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
p.m.
Orleans.
New
School
sold
was
of
composed
Kal¬
of
price of
a
Island
bonds
general^im¬
and
acquisition
general obligation, local improve¬
ment
Michigan
1975
to
Legality
Bank,
land
provement 1959 bonds was sold to
The
Chemical
Bank New York
about 3.84%.
$135,000
tional Bank, of St. Paul;
Farmington, Mich.
1959. Due
1990
to
1962
from
1
Callable
1
Interest F-A.
Poag.
City Secretary, will receive sealed
10 a.m. (CST) on Jan.
12 for the purchase of $5,500,000
water and electric revenue, series
1960
bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1960.
on
11
MASSACHUSETTS
A.
P.
bids until
inclusive.
until
Jan. 13 for the pur¬
approved by Foley, Cox & Judell,
La.
—
Feb.
on
inclusive.
of
Offering
bids
sealed
on
John¬
New Ulm, Minn.
Legality approved
Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
chase of $600,000 public improve¬
ment bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1960.
andria.
Bond
receive
(CST)
G.
Bond Sale—An issue of
by
Bond
Police Jury,
of Parish
Offering—Levi
Legality approved by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
M-S.
_
(P. O. 200 East Sunrise
Highway, Lindenhurst), N.Yr..
Bond Sale—An issue of $4<)o,00U
Babylon
Interest J-J.
Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept.
1
from
1960
to
1974
inclusive.
Interest
O.
Offering—John T. Harris,
Secretary
follows:
as
White,
New
of
Dawson,
Washington
Bond
Other members of the
In¬
Legality approved by
&
NEW YORK
•
.
Jan. 1 from 1961 to 1970 inclusive.
vehicle highway fund-1959 bonds.
„
cou¬
1960 to Feb. 1,
1,
inclusive.
1976
to
F-A.
1961.
Due
1971
Wood,
4s, at a
of
basis
a
In addition the entire is¬
4.06%.
1, 1960. Due on Feb. 1
terest
Bond
Railroad
Belt
will
10
—
Offering—Paul Redfield,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Public
'
■
1909
Monday, December 21,
County Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 10:30 a.m. (CST)
on
Dec. 30 for the purchase
of
$200,000 drainage bonds.
Dated
Bloomingdale, Mich.
J.
Commission,
(P. O.
Thibodaux), La.
are
Wm.
Secretary-Treasurer
of
.
Warren),
MinnesotaBond
Offering
Germann,
County (P. O.
•
.
son,
as
~
,
MICHIGAN
Cox &
000
•
Marshall
about
basis of
a
New Orleans, La.
of Sept. 1, 1969.
Interest
Legality approved by Foley,
Judell, of New Orleans.
able
M-S.
100.58,
3.32%.
Orleans.
New
March 1, 1960.
Due on Sept. 1
from 1961 to 1989 inclusive. Call¬
price of
.
price of
par.
refunding school bonds:
$19,000 as 6s, due on June 1, * '
1961 and 1962; $20,000 as 3%s,
due
on
$70,000
from
$30,000
June 1, 1963 and
as
3^s, due
1965
as
-
to
on
1971
3% s, due
on
from 1972 to 1974 incl.
1964;
June 1
incl.;
June 1
190
Volume
Number
5909
OHIO
system
bonds
,
was
to The Ohio
sold
at
Company, as 4s,
100.45, a basis of
of
price
a
about 3.95%.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Richards
issue of $140,000
Bond Sale—An
.
&
Co.,
the
J. A. White
pany,
dent
Carey, Ohio
waterworks
.
Bank
of
Ohio
&
Cincinnati,-
Ohio
.
Sweney Cartwright & Co., as 4s,
a
price of 100.42, a basis of
Bond
Offering
Edgar
N.
re¬
ceive
bids
sealed
(EST)
30
Dec.
on
—
until
City School District, Ohio
p.m.
from
cipal and
inclusive.
1969
1961
to
interest
(J-D)
Bank,
Dime
gality
Dated
Due on Dec. 1 from
1960.
and
The
bonds.
(limited)
sewer
Jan.' 1,
Principal
payable
Akron.
of
D. L.
Hamp¬
shire, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
(EST)
noon
Jan.
on
for
20
1984
(J-D)
free
payable
Squire,
the
bids
000 special assessment water
ited)
Due
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
on
1
Nov.
from
to
1961
Oct. 1 from
of
by
Peck,
Interest
A-O. Legality
approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Bank
and
Trust
1980
school
improvement
sold
The
to
Harris
Trust
&
Sav¬
ings
Co., and Prescott & Co., as
3%s, at a price of 101.639, a basis
of about 3.58%.
Green
Twp. (P. O. Akron), Ohio
Bond
sealed
$32,550
ited
until
bids
Dec.
on
Clerk, .will
1960.
for
30
bonds.
Due
Jan.
Dated
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1969
(EST)
p.m.
the
purchase of
improvement (lim¬
road
tax)
7:30
LeMoine,
receive
1,
1961
(J-D) payable at the Dime
Bank, of Akron.
Legality
ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Offering—W.
A.
Barger,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Jan.
4 for the purchase of
$83,000 gen¬
eral
water
works
improvement
(limited tax)
1, 1960.
Due
Dated
Jan.
Sept. 1 from 1961
inclusive.
Principal and
(M-S)
payable at The
1976
to
bonds.
interest
Jefferson
on
Banking
Company,
of
Jefferson.
15
Liberty Union Local Sch. District,
(P.
O.
Delaware),
improvement
9—v.
to
Ohio
$645,000 school
bonds
offered
Dec.
190, p. 2294—were awarded
syndicate composed of The
a
Ohio
Company,
wright
&
Co.,
CartCo.,
Sweney
McDonald
&
Provident Bank of
Fahey, Clark &
price of 100.62,
Cincinnati, and
Co., as 4s, at a
basis
a
Union
Bond
Bond Sale—The
offered
Jan.
8—v.
awarded
to
190,
J.
A.
4s,
2395—
p.
White
of
&
100.76,
County (P. O. Toledo), Ohio
Bond Offering—Anna C. Pflug-
felder, Clerk of Board of County
Commissioners, will receive sealed
until
10
the
for
a.m.
(EST)
purchase of
on
Shaffer &
to
Due
1970
on
Nov.
20
from
1961
inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Monfort
Heights Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O. 3661 West Fork Road
Cincinnati
Bond
11), Ohio
Sale —The
$1,250,000
school
9—v.
to
a
on
Clerk-Treasurer
will
of
Clark,
H. K.
—
Board
receive
of
sealed
Ed¬
bids
7:30
p.m. (EST) on Jan. 5
for the purchase of $300,000 school
improvement bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
1960.
Due
Dec.
on
1961 to
1 from
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at The First
National Bank of Burton.
Legal¬
by Squire, Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
ity approved
&
building bonds offered Dec.
190, p. 2294—were awarded
syndicate composed of Field,
Dec.
bonds
maker
1960,
to
sold
was
&
sewer
bonds,
1,
Feb.
on
inclusive.
interest
the
1
from
Principal
1962
and
payable at the First Na¬
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
of
City. Legality approved by George
J. Fagin, of Oklahoma City.
Jackson
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 5 (P. O. Altus), Okla.
Bond Sale—An issue of $11,800
transportation equioment bonds
sold
to
The
First
National
Bank, of Altus.
Bond
be
Shawnee, Okla.
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
purchase
until
of
Jan.
$700,000
4
for
bonds,
the
as
syndi¬
a
Goodbody & Co.,
Co., Mullaney,
Hutton
Wells
&
&
Co.
the
and
Corp., at
Interstate
price of
a
net interest cost of about
par,
on
$300,000
4V2s.
Due
Dec.
on
1
4s. Due
as
1970
to
1984
8—v.
190,
awarded to
2191—were
p.
Co., Inc.
Due
Dec.
4s.
as
Due
1, 1959.
are
The Sewer
bonds
revenue
decreasing
interest
years
at
in
decreas¬
are
as¬
call¬
101 y2
and
thereafter.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Security Bank & Trust
Co., of Stroudsburg. Legality apnroved by
Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
Snyder Township (P. O. Nealmont,
R. D. No. 4, Tyrone), Pa.
Bond
Sale—The
$37,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered Dec.
7—v. 190, p. 2191—were awarded
,
The
First
Altoona,
100.26,
a
National
Bank, of
as 4^s, at a price of
basis of about 4.45%.
Upper Merion Twp. School District
(P. O. Gulph Road and Crooked
Lane, Upper Merion Twp), Pa.
Bond
O f f e
r
i
n
g—George
Hein, District Secretary, will
ceive
sealed
.
sewer
improvement
bids
until
8
M
re¬
p.m.
(EST)
on Jan. 6 for the purchase
$215,000 general obligation
school (limited) bonds.
Dated
194,000 parking lot bonds.
181,000
bonds.
water
»
improvement
Feb.
1, 1960.
1961
bonds.
to
Feb. 1 from
Principal
and interest payable at the Mont¬
gomery County Bank and Trust
1975
&
Due
5
Callable
of Jan.
as
Dated Dec. 15, 1959. Due on Dec.
gality approved by, McCall, ParkCrowe, McCall & Horton,
Company, of Norristown. Legality
Plains
interest
and
the
Guaranty Trust
Company, of New York, or at the
Commerce Union Bank, of Nash¬
ville, or at the City Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Cald¬
well,
Marshall,
Trimble
&
Norristown,
Smith,
Town
sealed
Recorder,
bids
until
re¬
1:30
p.m.
on Jan. 5 for the purchase
$200,000 waterworks revenue
and tax, series 1959 bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1959. Due on Feb. 1 from
1962
Oct.
on
1
from
Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
Hanover Bank, of New York City.
Legality approved by Chapman &
f
Brigham City, Utah
Offering — Sealed
Bond
will
received
be
of
Teachers
Sale
The
$650,000
Stephen F. Austin State College
(Nacogdoches)
student
housing
1959
revenue
9—v.
the
190,
p.
Federal
Finance
—
bonds
Agency,
price of
offered
Dec.
2295—was sold to
Housing and Home
2%s,
as
at
a
bonds.
The
prospectus
be obtained from Edward L.
Burton & Co., Salt Lake City 1,
Utah, or Ruel M. Eskelsen, Mayor,
Brigham City, Utah.
VIRGINIA
Alexandria, Va.
Offering—E. G. Heatwole,
Bond
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until Jan. 27 for the
purchase
$4,137,000 capital improvement
of
bonds.
.
WASHINGTON
County
No.
and
County
Water Control
Improvement District No.
1
(P. O. Sierra Blanca), Texas
Bond
water
Sale—An issue of
School
Prosser)t
Riverview
S3
(P.
O.
Washington
Bond Sale—An issue of
building
Dec.
bonds
Finance
State
to
1961
1970
sold
was
$170,000
to the
Committee.
Dated
Dec. 1 from
inclusive. Legality
1, 1959. Due
on
by Preston, ThorgrimHorowitz, of Seattle.
approved
&
Clallam
County,
District
No.
Fairview School
(P. O. Port
321
Angeles), Wash.
Offering — Robert Clark,
Treasurer,
Dec. 28 for the
will - receive
(PST) on
a.m.
purchase of $13,193
general obligation school building
bonds. Dated Jan.
1, 1960. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1970 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at
the
County Treasurer's
Legality approved by
Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz,
office.
of Seattle.
Clark County
Ridgefxeld Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Vancouver), Wash.
Offering — Eva
King
122
Bond
Hudspeth
bids
p.m.
revenue
No.
par.
8
may
sealed bids until 10
Regents State
Bond
until
(MST) on Jan. 7 for the purchase
of
$400,000 water and electric
Bond
Colleges of Texas (P. O. Box K,
Capitol Station, Austin), Texas
by
UTAH
County
Board
in¬
1999
approved
of Dallas.
Cutler, of Chicago.
TEXAS
to
1962
Legality
Dumas, Huguenin and Boothman,
son
inclusive.
1976
to
M.
will receive
(CST) on
Dec. 29 for the purchase of $420,000 student housing system reve¬
nue bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1959. Due
Benton
will
Dist.
President,
Spencer,
District
Tenn.
College
sealed bids until 7 p. m.
payable
(J-J)
Morgan
Junior
(P. O. Levelland), Texas
Offering — Thomas
Bond
1, 1969. Prin¬
County
Burgett,
receive sealed
(PST)
Treasurer,
bids
until
11
will
ajn'.
Jan. 5 for the purchase
on
$75,000
system building bonds
DIVIDEND
was
NOTICE
sold to
as
6s.
The First of Texas Corp.,
Dated April 10, 1959.
Due
from 1961 to 1981
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the State Bank,
in El Paso. Legality approved by
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman,
on
April
CANADIAN PACIFIC
10
inclusive.
RAILWAY COMPANY
Dividend Notice
of Dallas.
At
Midland
Indep. School District,
T exas
3,500,000
schoolhouse (unlimited tax) bonds
was sold to a syndicate headed by
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., at a
price of 100.004, a net interest cost
of about
$120,000
4.01%,
5s.
as
from
1960
as
follows:
Due
to
De6.
on
250,000
as
1963
4%s. Due
inclusive.
on
Dec.
15
meeting of
share
Stock
of
the Board of
final divi¬
cents per
the
Ordinary Capital
declared in respect, of
seventy-five
on
was
the year 1959,
funds
on
payable in Canadian
29, 1960, to
February
shareholders of record at 3:30 p.nv
on
15
a
Directors held today a
dend
Bond Sale—An issue of
on
inclusive.
Co., and the Muir Investment
Corp.
Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1990 inclusive.
Monroe
to
Jan.
on
of
callable
at 103, and
two
p.m.
(CST)
purchase
of
bids
(CST)
'
Dillon, Union Securi¬
ties & Co.; Kidder, Peabody &
Co.;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith; Butcher & Sherrerd, Inc.;
C. C. Collings &
Co.; Ira Haupt &
Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Ar¬
thurs, Lestrange & Co.; Dolphin &
Co.; M. M. Freeman & Co., Inc.;
Hess, Grant & Remington, Inc.
Moore, Leonard & Lynch; Rambo, Close & Kerner, Inc.; Singer,
Deane & Scribner; Thomas &
Co.,
and Warren W. York &
Co., Inc.
i
Power
sealed
$4,000,000
electric power revenue, series G
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1960. Due on
ceive
Eastman
in
Electric
receive
on
Other members of the syndicate
as follows:
able
& Co.,. Dittmar & Co.;
Burns, Corbett & Pickard,
Inc.,
A.
G.
Edwards
&
Sons,
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Zahner
Bond Offering—Charles E.
rev¬
are
years
7:30
the
Leon Gilbert,
—
of
will
Mitchell, of New York City.
assessment
bonds,
1, 1966.
Dated Dec.
Offering
Board,
Dec.
on
Goodbody
clusive.
syndicate
follows: Cumberland Secu¬
Bond
at
&
Inc.,
•
syndicate headed by
a
Chairman
cipal
Inc.,
Baxter
Co., Kenower, Mac Arthur & Co.,
South
TENNESSEE
until
Co.,
&
Co.,
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Gatlinburg, Tenn.
Bond
Sale—The $220,000
gen¬
eral
improvement bonds offered
for
&
of Dallas.
500,000
as
Neuhaus
Brothers
hurst,
from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
Dec.
Stern
15 from 1960 to 1986 inclusive. Le¬
„
as
syndicate
Equitable Securi¬
follows:
as
derwood,
4.07%,
term
revenue
of
as
Corp., John Nuveen & Co.*
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., Un¬
-
follows:
as
of
follows:
$325,000
1971
41/2s, due
as
4%s.
as
sewer
enue
Shoe¬
Oklahoma City, or at the Okla¬
homa Fiscal Agency in New York
was
Corp.,
F.
Securities
1999.
675,000
sessment
Co., Inc. Dated Feb. 1,
Due
1975
to
to
ing thereafter, and the special
waterworks extension-1958 Series
B
4y4s, due
1969
1, 1983 and 1984.
1,250,000
Revenue .bonds
$200,000
in¬
as
1982; $115,000
seven
OKLAHOMA
on
1968
1978;
Williams, of Cincinnati.
Offering
from
1
4s, due
to
as
4.40s, due on Dec.
and, 1980; $105,000 as
4.45s, due on Dec. 1, 1931 and
pay¬
Geauga Local School District
(P. O. Chesterland), Ohio
as
1966
$195,000
$95,000
1, 1979
Dec.
West
1980
E.
Serial
1975 and 1976; $85,000 as 4.35s,
due on Dec. 1, 1977 and
inclusive.
1980
from
Dec.
on
White,
Jan.
$11,590
special assessment water supply
line (Ltd.) bonds. Dated Jan. 20,
1960.
to
Revenue,
inclusive, and $35,000 from
1972 to 1974
inclusive; $80,000 as 4.30s, due on Dec.
1,
County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Peck,
tional
7
15, 1960. Due
1961
Bond
1
clusive;
the
at
until
p.
Nashville, Tenn.
clusive; $80,000
Dec.
County Com¬
receive
sealed
will
Sewer
in¬
(EST) on Jan. 11,
purchase
of
$470,000
home building bonds.
from
able
eastern
follows:
bonds: $70,000 as
3%s, due on
1 from 1963 to 1965 in¬
noon
the
sold to
was
Dec.
of
Bond Sale—An issue of
$132,000 special
sewer bonds
at a price
basis of 3.91%.
bids
Frank
—
Board
of about
sanitary
Dec.
as
Lucas
1982
to
1959 bonds
as
$825,000
Ohio,
Duncan, Okla.
assessment
4.71%,
121
at
2,
Principal and interest (J-D)
London, Ohio
a
office
1961
Offering
of
bids until
~
Co.,
receive
Toledo
from
missioners,
15
to
Other members of the
syndicate headed by Blair & Co.,
Inc., at a net interest cost of about
Ohio
Dated
(J-J) payable at the
awarded
•
190,
cate composed of The First South¬
from
a
County (P. O. Marysville),
3.93%.
were
will
his
Ohio
C. Slater,
Company, of Toledo Ohio. Legal¬
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
& Dempsey, of Cleveland, Ohio.
for
5
9—v.
rities Corp., C. H Little & Co.;
Fidelity Bankers Trust Co., Knoxville; Lucien L. Bailey & Co., J.
Osborn
Wood
&
Co., and First
U. S. Corporation.
Principal
and
interest
(J-D) payable at the Toledo Trust
ucation,
Bond Sale—The
at
W.
—
Ave.,
county
Jefferson, Ohio
Bond
Dec.
Clerk
2295—were
Dec.
are
(EST) on Jan. 7 for
the purchase of $10,000,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1960. Due
terest
offered
Dated
Stroudsburg Borough Author¬
ity (P. O. Stroudsburg), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$2,750,-
noon
to
from
1
bids
Southard
Principal and in¬
bonds
$160,000
Principal
C.
$800,000 com¬
utility
system
refunding
improvement revenue
1959
East
clusive:
Offering—D. O.
Township
Offering
Clerk-Treasurer,
sealed
on
are
Sale—The
Davidson &
Legality approved
Shaffer & Williams, of
City School District,
Bond
until
interest
inclusive.
Dec.
on
of
callable
are
15, 1979.
ties
000 series
Toledo
$550,000
bonds was
and
PENNSYLVANIA
Cleveland.
Bond Sale—An issue of
1970
Company,
Cincinnati.
Fostoria City School District, Ohio
(PST)
p.m.
purchase
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Shuler, Sayre,
Winfree &
Rankin, of Portland.
Hamilton.
1983 inclusive.
1961 to
(J-D)
8
the
to
and
Principal and interest
payable at the First Na¬
tional
until
for
1961
inclusive.
purchase of $1,350,000 school bldg.
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1960. Due on
Gold Beach), Oregon
obligation bonds.
Jan. 5, 1960. Due on Jan.
(lim¬
1959.
1,
Easley, S.
Bond
bined
.
general
noon
(EST) on
purchase of $54,-
the
the
County
Legality ap¬
at
by Shuler, Sayre, WinRankin, of Portland.
&
bids
W.
until
for
29
1969
interest
Bond Offering — R. C.
Lund,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Moyer, Village Clerk, will receive
Dec.
to
and
office.
30 (P. O.
29
Robert
—
1960
Due
Curry County School District No.
Seven Mile, Ohio
Offering
from
1959.
bonds
55
Other members of the
SOUTH CAROLINA
a
Cleveland.
Bond
p.m,
obligation
15,
Principal
payable
proved
inclusive. Prin¬
interest
Savings Bank, of
Legality
approved
by
Sanders & Dempsey, of
Le¬
City School District, Ohio
—
to
at
by
S q u i r e,
Demspey, of Cleveland.
Offering
(J-D)
Dec.
15
Treasurer's
Orrville
Orrville.
sealed
Defiance
Bond
the
at
approved
Sanders &
1961
general
Dated
inclusive.
$991,000 school building bonds.
8
Jan. 11 for the purchase
on
Dec.
on
Jan. 7 for the purchase
until
The
Dec.
—
bids
$395,000
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1
pur¬
sealed
(PST)
of
Clerk of Board of Education, will
receive
sealed
bids
until
noon
the
chase of $61,850 special assessment
ceive
Offering—Hollis S. Auble,
of
Offering
Munson, of Philadelphia.
Marylou
Straughan, District Clerk, will re¬
%
7:30
for
Bond
about 3.95%.
on
approved by Townsend, Elliott &
County, County Sch. District
(P. O. Prineville), Oregon
at
(EST)
Combs, Township Clerk, will
OREGON
Crook
and
Bond
Copley Township (P. O. South
Cleveland-Massillon Road, Copley),
(2667)
Com¬
Co., Provi¬
Orrville
-
,
Chronicle
January 5, 1960.
By order of the Board.
T. F. Turner,
Secretary.
from 1964 to 1970 inclusive.
3,13^.000
from
as
4s. Due
1971
to
on
1986
Dec.
15
inclusive.
Montreal, December 14,
19p.
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2668 )*■
.
.
.
Monday, December 21, 1959
•
of
a
QUEBEC
general
obligation
1, 1960. Due on
1962 to 1980 inclusive.
$272,000
bonds. Dated
Boucherville, Que.
Debenture Sale — An issue of
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
j $108,000 various improvement deable
at
the
County Treasurer's
| bentures was sold to W. C. Pitoffice.
Legality
approved
by
: field & Co., Ltd., as 6s, at a price
Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz.
of 94.926, a net interest cost of
King County Bellevue Sch. District about 6.81%. Dated Dec. 1, 1959.
No. 405 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1969
Bond Offering—A. A. Tremper, i inclusive. Interest J-D.
Feb. 1 from
County
Jan.
5
the
for
receive
will
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 11
(PST) on
a.m.
Chicoutimi North,
Debenture
Sale
—
Que.
An
issue
of
$1,€00,000 general obligation build¬ I $200,000 waterworks and sewer
ing bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1960. Due debentures was sold to The
Banque
Canadienne
Nationale,
on
Feb. 1 from 1962 to 1980 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest and Placements Kennebec, Inc.,
of
purchase
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
net interest cost of about 7.88%.
Dated Dec.
Feb.
jointly,
as
from
1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1
1960
1969
to
inclusive.
Dated
Nov.
Dorval, Quebec
$40,000
An
issue
of
bentures
as
a
group com¬
posed of Dawson, Hannaford Ltd.,
the Royal Bank of Canada, and
Morgan, Ostiguy & Hudon, Ltd.,
at a price of 90.50, a net interest
cost of about
$473,000
as
1960
301,500
5V2s.
Due
on
1960
Nov.
1
about
1, 1959. Due
to
of
The
Ltd.,
a
net
7.16%.
on
Dec. 1
inclusive.
1969
Georges
$62,500
—
Quebec
An
waterworks
Dube &
of
West,
Sale
was
Co., Ltd.,
96.95,
a
net
as
issue
of
and
sewer
to
Oscar
sold
Nov.
Dated
Nov.
1
St.
cost
of
Commission,
School
Quebec
Debenture
$450,000
sold to
Sale
Banque
group
An
—
Nationale,
Canadienne
Matteau
Morgan,
Ostiguy
6s,
as
at
interest
a
price
from
1960
City
about
until
bids
will
receive
11
Jan.
the
for
water
$11,800,000
of
1969
THE U.S. TREASURY SALUTES THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY
Washington (State of)
Bond Offering — Ernest Minor,
'
Secretary of State Finance Com¬
mittee, will receive sealed bids
£htil Jan. 20 for the purchase" of
$28,089,000 tax revenue bonds, as
follows:
$13,000,000
fuel,
vehicle
motor
series No. 2 bonds.
expenditure
capital
10,089,000
project bonds.
Wenatchee, Wash.
Offering—H. F. Rumohr,
Bond
City
Clerk,
bids
until
Jan.
000
Jan\
p.
sealed
(PST)
m.
on
purchase of $250,-
bonds.
obligation
general
Dated
receive
will
7:30
for the
11
1, 1960. Due on Jan. 1
1980 inclusive. Prin¬
from 1962 to
cipal
payable
(J-J)
interest
and
at the
City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Preston,
Thorgrimson
&
Horowitz,
of
Seattle.
WISCONSIN
New
District
Sch.
Common
Berlin
No. 5,
Wis.
Offering — Matthias
Bond
V.
Weis, District Clerk, will receive
sealed or oral bids until 8 p.m.
(CST)
of
Dec. 21 for the purchase
on
$130,000 school building addi¬
tion
1, 1959. Due
1960. to
Dec. '1 from
inclusive. Principal
1979
and interest
—and its thousands of
Dated
bonds.
construction
Dec.
on
(J-D) payable at the
of Waukesha.
Wisconsin University
Building
Corporation (Madison), Wis.
k
Bond
revenue
190,
v.
The $5,270,000
—
offered
10—
Dec.
the
Fi¬
sold to
and Home
2296—was
Housing
Agency, at
nance
as
Sale
bonds
p.
Federal
a
price of
par,
follows:
$850,000
family
apartments-1957 bonds, as 2%%.
2,420,000 student family apartments-1958, as 3%.
2,000,000
student
housing
and
service
facilities-1957, as
student
2%%.
improvement
bonds
The Bankers Bond
Ontario
1960
to
sold
was
Corp.,
price of 99.62.
from
as
6^43,
on
Due
1979
to
Dec.
inclusive.
Interest J-D.
Listowel,
Bond Sale—An issue of
Due
as
satisfaction,
.
.
working for progress."
thousands of these people find personal
too. in
helping to strengthen America's Peace
through regular purchase of U.S. Savings Bonds.
use
of the
Payroll Savings Plan makes this sound
prac¬
If your own
company
Plan in
does not have
operation at present, take
steps to start one and
America." Your State
help. Telephone him
help
your
one
a
Payroll Savings
of these
two easy
people to "Share in
Savings Bond Director is anxious
now.
Or write
to
to
Savings Bond Divi¬
L. P. HOLLAND, skilled refinery
technician, is typical of thou¬
key employees in this field who are buying U.S.
sands of
Bonds
$140,000
was
sold
16 from
1960
to
regularly. Mr. Holland, through his
Plan, is making
Young, Weir & Co.,
6M2S, at a price of 99.33.
Dec.
on
.
Thousands upon
sion, U.S. Treasury Department, Washington, D. C.
Ontario
town improvement bonds
to McLeod,
Ltd.,
"Born in freedom
tice convenient and
easy.
Bond Sale—An issue of $141,061
a
This year the petroleum
industry celebrates its first century and features the slogan
*
Township,
products and services in the national
defense and domestic
economy.
The
ONTARIO
Guelph
31
People in America's petroleum industry take pride in the
vital role of their
Power
CANADA
at
employees who help strengthen
America's Peace Power by buying U. S. Savings Bonds
First National Bank of Waukesha,
a
personal contribution
company
to
Savings
Payroll Savings
the Peace Power of
our
country.
1979
inclusive. Interest J-D.
yem
■m*-
Northbay Roman Catholic Separate
School
Board,
THE
Ontario
COMMERCIAL
AND
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
Bond Sale—An issue of
$460,000
improvement
bonds was sold to
Burns
Bros.
&
61£s, and 674s.
1960
to
1979
Denton.
Due
on
Ltd.,
as
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
J-D.
Interest
THE U. S. GOVERNMENT
DOES
NOT
PAY
FOR
THIS
ADVERTISEMENT.
THE
TREASURY
DEPARTMENT
THANKS.
FOR THEIR
PATRIOTISM, THE
ADVERTISING
COUNCIL AND
THE
net
7.53%.
inclusive.
bonds.
revenue
and.
1,1959. Due on Nov.
to
Wash.
Comptroller,
sealed
Fils,
Hudon, Ltd.,
of 93.07, a
of
cost
Dated Nov.
1
&
&
Bond Offering—C. G. Erlandson,
purchase
was
composed of The
Seattle.
Seattle,
issue of
debentures
school
a
Belanger Inc., Credit Quebec Inc.,
6s, at a price
interest
1959.
1
Lambert
Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz,
of
1,
1960 to 1969
from
Florido
St.
debentures
1979 inclusive.
of
cost
Debenture
1974. inclusive.
1975 to
price
a
6.44%.
on
improvement
sold
to
Corp.,
of 92.79,
wa§
Dated Dec.
from
issue
Securities
at
interest
follows:
as
6s. Due on Nov. 1 from
to
as
from
6s, at a price of 88.50,
6.99%,
6s,
An
—
various
Dominion
sold to
Sale
debentures
$775,000 various improvement de¬
was
about
inclusive.
Perce, Quebec
t
—
Interest
Due
Debenture
Sale
1959.
In¬
terest J-D.
Debenture
1,
M-N.
DONOR
AWWE.
@FedFRASER