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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
£C 2 8
1959
"Tum***
established mo
Reg. U. S. Pat. Offic•
Volume 190
Number
5911
New York 7, N. Y.,
Monday, December 28, 1959
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
Accurate
Electronics,
Files With
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
Hollywood,
Inc., North
INDUSTRIAL
•
INSURANCE
•
Calif.—
metric
tons
V.
SEC—
p.
190,
MISCELLANEOUS
day
per
standard
of
newsprint,
trimming
265
inches.—
255.
The
corporation on Dec. 16 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 150,000 shares of common stock
(par 25 cents) to be
offered
at
$1.50 per share,
through Amos Treat & Co.,
Inc., New
York,
N.
Y.
and
The. proceeds
.
tising,
and
Arthur
to
are
for
Paine,
fered
Stock and Bond Quotations
capital.
At
V
Co.—Suspension Vacated—
the request of the West
Point/ Ga.,
New
order which temporarily suspended a Regulation A exemption from
registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with respect to its public
an
offering of stock.
In
a
Regulation A notification filed Dec. 8, 1958, Al-Dun Amusements
proposed the public offering of 250 shares of class A preferred at $100
share
and 500 shares of common stock at $100 per share which
options to purchase 250 common shares for an aggregate of
By reason of its failure to comply with a condition of Regu¬
lation A requiring the filing of
semi-annual reports of stock sales
pursuant to the offering, the Commission on Nov. 6, 1959, ordered the
per
included
$75,000.
temporary
suspension
of
the
exemption
from
registration.
'
Subsequently, such a report was filed reflecting that 166 shares of
class A preferred and 392 shares of common had been sold as of Nov.
25. 1959, and the unsold portion wash withdrawn from offering.
Under the circumstances,
the Commission concluded that its sus¬
pension order might be vacated.—V. 190, p. 2037.
Montreal
R.
W.
Jackson,
President
signing
of
Co.
New
Of
York,
the
by
by
sales,
accounts
Lehman
will
be used
Insurance
$18,000,000
Co.
initially the
previously sold
funds
to
a
of
the company's
will
be
used
increased
Tnis
credit
of banks,
group
and
to
retire
29%
our
Allied
last
over
financing
continue
are
will
showing
add
to
aggressive
our
working
credit
Chemical
very
the first
for
year
PROCEEDS—Net
35
shares
36
$250,000
and
satisfactory growth,
ten
months
capital
and
promotions."—V.
available
of
will
190,
fiscal
Condition
enable
Federal
Reserve
Combined
African
The
Montrose
31,
of
Montrose
reconstituted Board of Directors
American
With
Securities
This
with
Industries
the
SEC
been
and
Allied
Mining
share".
share.
per
of
that
Life
will
be
shares
tion
Life
issuance
Tire
it
by
basis.
190,
p.
the
on
of
class
Since
sold,
are
shares
paid
2037.
per
36.17%,
it
of
B
stock.
com.
will
The
were
estimated
subscribed
16,667
shares
company
at
to
90
cents
by Founda¬
reserved
are
for
to
Agency Director. The
by Foundation Life.
to
securities
company.
The
that
insurer
of
1
50
to
limited
that
of
all
be
and
added
the
capital
agency
stock
of
the
additional
director-will
for
which
hold
they
A.
to
the
capital
and
class
shares
141,667
will
surplus
company is to change
stock legal reserve life
unlimited
an
The prospectus lists Dan
company
have
Assuming
outstanding
of
have
capital
stock
legal
Aldridge, the President
its
the
of
operations
and
disability
reserve
insurer.
of Foundation
President.
of
Telephone &
Banks
1959—Month—1958
Other
operating
$
$
26,983 639 283,278,236
254,846,857
5,624,000
62,712,000
46,411,000
7,017,000
taxes__
2,909,700
Net operating income
Net
1959—10 Mos.—1958
43,854,853 461,962.417
29,144,262
expenses
income taxes
Federal
"
$
47,489.536
revenues
8,418,574
5,858,734
after
charges
—V. 190, p. 2337.
The
the
SEC
entry
company
Lead
New
York
&
Silver
Regional
2,516,594
403,052,932
28,734,675
24,815,872
8,730,620' 87,237,506
76,979,203
4,785,780 619,616,256 556,093,021
connection with
for
plant
a
of
adjusted
364,800
shares
of
the
to
45,000
loans
addition
the
notes
to
be
will
proceeds
reflect
of
equipment
be
sale
of
due Dec.
stock.
common
•Sft
■%
Office
announced
on
Dec.
Net
Statement of Federal
Co., Inc.
sales
Profit
before
Prov.
44
for
-'Net
(&
year.
'j?wrchased From
/C
'
Selling
-Compatty
Stockholders14,807
10.577
7,616
Subs.)—Earnings—
1959
1958
1957
$
1956
$
jjj>
276,549,164 239,903,734 236,946,078 219,148,664
taxes
23,682,775
18,369,936
18,651,242
17,352,484
taxes
12,074,000
9,880,000
9,528,000
8,829,000
inc.
income
profit
"Com.
Theodore
11,608,775
per
8,523,484
1,830,334
8,489,936
1,816,374
9,123,242
outstanding
shrs.
1,809,424
1,801,954
share
$6.34
$4.67
$5.04
$4.65
com.
190, p.
47.
two for
stock
one
Butte Copper & Zinc
Landau,
Arwood
split
in
1956.
The
stockholders
Corp.
ment
below.
Ashland Oil &
Refining Co.
Years End. Sept. 30—
1958
$
Net
sales—total
Profit
Prov.
for
inc.
Net
per
After
stock
$
279,949,629
32, 539,277
27,303,942
,050,000
16,320,000
13,800,000
10 ,332,262
16%
,219,277
13,503,942
$1.51
$2.52
$2.13
share—
com.
providing
dividends
for
under'
$2.09
preferred
5% ).—V.
stock
185,
p.
1959
against sale of
Securities Act by
approving
complete
liqui¬
dividends
of
"Butte"
$
320, 248,921
18,382,262
12,830,000
profit
consider
Logan, Inc. in exchange for 600,000 shares of common stock
"Logan";
(d)
distribute
shares
so
received
to
stockholders
of
"Butte."—V. 185, p. 2555.
Buzzards
Securities
taxes
-——
will
of
1956
27,179,025
taxes
income
(estimated)
Earns,
$
300,644,158 280,124,973
revs...
1957
14,349,025
before
Co.—Liquidation and Sale—
29
of
joint operating agree¬
existing between them;
(c) transfer all remaining
(including proceeds from sale of mining assets) to
heretofore
Jonathan
(& Subs.) —Earnings—
1959
Jan.
on
dissolution
company, and in connection therewith
(a)
"Butte" to The Anaconda Co.; (b)
settling all
accounts between "Butte" and "Anaconda"
under
Corp.—To Be Formed—
Mercast
and
selling mining assets of
(not
adjusted
The
-
Bay
Gas Co., Hyannis, Mass.—Files
Exchange Commission—
and
company
on
Dec.
18
filed
a
letter
of
notification
with
With
the SEC
covering 12,000 shares of 6% prior preferred stock to be offered at
($25 per share), through Coffin & Burr,
Inc., Boston, Hass.
The proceeds
are
to
be
applied to
a
bank
loan.—V.
188,
par
346.
p.
for
2442.
(Francis
A.)
Callery, Inc.—Registers
With
SEC—
Francis
poration now
being formed,
of Barrington Worsted, Inc., a new cor¬
announced jointly that an agreement has
been reached by Barrington Worsted Inc., to purchase Collins & Aikman's plant "K," a worsted spinningplant in West
Barrington, Rhode
A. Callery, Agent, 375 Park
Avenue, New York, on Dec. 21
registration statement with the SEC
covering interests under
"Exploration
Venture
Agency
Agreements
with
Francis
A.
Callery,
Agent,"
in the maximum amount of $7,500,000.
Being
registered
are interests which will be
acquired by all co-owners if said agreements
are
entered into providing for the maximum
aggregate commitments
contemplated by the offering.
Such commitments of co-owners would
Island.
expected
be
to
to
pay
Barrington Worsteds, Inc.—Formed—Acquires—
R.
W.
Corp.,
Seymour
is
It
and
that
plans
to
1960,
Inc.
McCullough,
and
executive
vice-president
of
Collins
&
filed
Aikman
Casdin,
present
the
that
transfer
personnel
manufacture
sales
will be
yarn
will take place on Jan. 29,
retained. Barrington Worsted
for
general
distribution
to
the
a
make
successive
deposits totalling $1,250,000
certain other costs. Under said agreements
behalf
on
of
continuing
trade.
it
was
reported
confirmed
in
New
by
Co.—Gets
Reuters
York
and
that
the
Russian
other
&
news
services
and
Whittemore/Lyddon
will
logical
The
Black-Clawson
of
builders
in the
competition
from
other
major
United
economic
paper
States, Germany, England, Sweden,
planners are said to have studied the
building
industry
for
many
months
before
machine
and Finland.
international
making
their
will
wide.
operate
machines,
they will be the largest in Russia—each, 284
Designed mechanically for speeds up to 3,000 f.p.m., they
initially in the 2,000-2,500 f.p.m. range, producing 330
be
and
and
Gulf
an
already
Kia-ora
tories
for
pursuant
services,
oil
to
and
the
Callery
and
on
a
co-owner's
will
venture
188,
receive
a
confined
to
South
Louisiana
on
Dec.
subsidiary,
company,
plants
Kia-ora
21
it
had
agreed,
to
purchase
the
Industries Limited
the
through
its
food
of
business
Melbourne.
in
Canada, England and Italy.
Australian processor of convenience foods
is a leading
products in Australia and New Zealand markets.
consists principally of processing facilities
at
and
1715.
Co.—Acquisition—
announced
has
are
p.
purchase
located
gas
properties acquired.
Deposits in the explora¬
among other things, for acquisition of oil and
rights to explore or drill for oil and gas, geo¬
services, drilling and testing and other operations.
Australian
Australian
sells its
supplied
for
all
Soup
company
Campbell
exploration
used,
the
of
Campbell
The
funds
compensation
in
Coast:—V.
newly-formed
the
other
other
activities
Texas
The
Identical
inches
fund
leases
gas
Organization of New York, London, and Paris has closed a contract
with Techmashimport, Moscow, for two highspeed newsprint machines
to be manufactured by the company, for delivery to Russia in
1962
and 1963. The machines and auxiliary equipment will be manufactured
substantially at the foundry and machine works of Black-Clawson
International
in
Newport,. England.
The
value of
the
order exceeds $12,000,000 and
was
obtained for
against
using
As
interest
tion
Order-
British
Parsons
in
co-owners
basis,
commitments.
quarter
per
Callery will engage
the
one-third
choice.
18,
Shoe
$
44
Scott, Taylor & Co., Inc., Stephen Stevens, and
doing business as Landau & Co.—V. 190, p. 767.
machinery
Co.—Injunction—
of a preliminary injunction
(USDC, SDNYi
stock in violation of; fraud prohibitions of
additional
short-term
shares, consists of $600,000 subordinated 6%
"Adjusted for
Soviet
Anaconda
the
$150,000
spring of 1960. The balance
general corporate purposes.
Years End. Oct. 31—
of
Life,
Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
$
Operating
Operating
of
retire
the
and
Brown
44
Member
System
Condition
Black-Clawson
American
Period End. Oct. 31—
to
6
stock
public will hold 250.000 shares or 63.83%
paid SI.125,000. Net proceeds of the sale of
will
objective
a
promoters
capital
purchased 25,000
the
have
additional
as
are
granted
subscribed
officials
the
whereas
the
share.
the promoters,
or
$412,501,
from
and
option
were
formation
$1.50
issuance
part
approximately
^
—V.
See
Registers
—
was
its
at
which
for
also
shares
Co.
an
in
of
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis..
._:££>? 20,193
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc:- 14.423
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc...
S.
10,384
—V. 190, p. 2039.
-
assets
Co.
organized in November 1958.
In
January 1958
by the Arizona Department of Insurance
to engage
disability insurance business on a limited
and
shares
B
shares
of
1963
dation
authorized
life
a
50,000
Service
exercise
B
company
was
in
Insurance
upon
class
50.000
additional
jet
Nymber of Shares
.
represented
company—V.
Insurance
Selling commissions and expenses
An
supersonic
preceding
ore
South
proposes to offer 250,000 shares of class A stock for public sale at
$4.50
per
in
are
Arizona, filed a registration statement
1959, covering 316,667 shares of class A
18,
from
used
extent
31
Co.
Exchange Commission—
50,000
and
sales of the company
during the year ended Sept.
30 amounted; to $3,344,482 and net
income was $201,219,
compared
with $2,208,126 and $97,868. respectively, in the
•
made
Phoenix,
Dec.
on
stock
common
&
of
company,
satellites
EARNINGS—Net
v
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. 44
The Course of Bank Clearings
43
Exploration
...
shareholders
in
Earns,
arrangements have
subsidiary,
Africa_Ltd.
principal
be
the
improvements in
for
the 45,000
31
Reserve Banks
to
us
2037.
p.
Statement
1959.
held
The
and
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization,
31
Foreign Exchange Rates
having
Limited, a United Kingdom company,
the
securities
of
which
quoted on the Stock Exchange, London, and which owns
chrome
deposits and mines in the Transvaal. The shares will
be
South
missiles
proceeds
will
to
leasehold
completed
Dividends Declared and Payable
Corp.—To Acquire—
This corporation has announced that
for it to acquire 51%
of the shares of
wholly-owned
stock
and
40
'
Allied's
of
37
Exchange...
Exchange
of
.
>.
sales
35
Corporation & Investment News
State and City Bond Offerings—
published figures show an increase of 18%
in sales
for
for the first ten months of the current fiscal
year.
in the fall season we introduced a new and
simplified credit
which has been well accepted by our
customers," Mr. Jackson
"Our
instrumentation
Components and assemblies designed and manufactured
by the
in commercial and military
aircraft, missiles, defense
armament systems, satellites, space research
projects and business and
industrial equipment.
35
General
repurchase
company
said.
the
Miscellaneous Features
"Early
plan
34
company are used
.
new-
expanding
to
of
planes.
31
existing
an
manufacture
32
Averages
American Stock
the
32
31
Transactions
in
save
41
Bond
specializes
precision control apparatus and components designed to
weight and space and at the same time perform with increased
reliability, factors which are becoming of increasing
importance in
Transactions New York Stock
Recently
the
and
Instrument
miniature
(
32
National Quotation Industrial Stock
Averages
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Nego¬
represents
refunding
a
to finance
though
short-term bank loans.
Life
Stock
BUSINESS—Bowmar
32
UNDERWRITERS—
amount,
$5,000,000 is
and
money
receivable
Mutual
23
27
Brothers.
principal
Aldens,
The new
credit
Massachusetts
$23,000,000
financing
loan.
and
handled
were
11
Stock
Dow-Jones
of
,
tiations
,1_
Over-the-Counter Markets
of
this Chicago
mail
order
house,
has
agreements which provide for $23,000,000
of long-term promissory notes to be issued
during the next six months.
The notes,
maturing Dec. 1, 1976, will bear interest at 5)4%
and
5%%, and have been placed with a group of insurance companies
headed by Equitable Life Assurance
Society, Mutual Life Insurance
the
Stock Sold—
and
financing by the company and
33,000 shares a secondary distribution of already out¬
standing shares. The stock was priced at $12.50 per
share, and was all sold.
PAGE
A
Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Aldens, Inc.—Signs $23,000,000 Lop.n—
announced
'. "
Stock
Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange
(Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange___
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange—
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
the SEC has vacated
company,
York
Curtis
on
mar
'
AI-Dun Amusement
Webber, Jackson &
associates of¬
Dec. 18 78,000 shares of common stock of
BowInstrument Corp. (Fort
Wayne, Ind.), of which 45,000 shares represent new
Hogan, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif.
used for research and development, adver¬
be
working
Bowmar Instrument Corp.—Common
In This Issue
B.
Bendigo
and
Prahran,
a
suburb
of
and
Melbourne.
pur hase price is approximately $2,200,000, to be paid in
The
agreement does not
include Kia-ora's
container
and
inven¬
Tbe
cash.
and
paper'
2
fiscal
1959
sales volume for the food
compvni
was estimated
at
190, p. 1731.
and
$5,000,000
Commonwealth
business
year,
Australian
810,000.000.—V.
50-year-old
the
of
the
In
busJness.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2710)
between
The
struction
Willis
has
Service Co.—Statement—
.Water
California
1958
$17,003,615
Operating • revenue'
Operating expenses ahct taxes:
Operatfoil and administration
Less general A: engineering expenses
to ' construction..
$15,460,197
7,101,341
6,351.489
—
charged
6,867,453
1...,
Maintenance.
6,117,945
908.955
tax
Total
Net
-.
.
earnings
income
deductions...
before
Balance
Interest
..
the
SEC
the
13,474,287
3.320,498
21,163
14,116
3,550.491
3/334.614
-
'—;
1,125,291
1,131,626
19,623
17.154
and
premium
bond
30,998
19,785
(net)
expense
13,009
16,107
1,126.925
1.145.162
2,423.566
2,189,452
——-
—„.....
income
Net
:
376,066
1,203,023
series D.%
series
F—
series
H
5.5%■
series
Total
Principal
company
1961
p.
"
is
1936.
in
for redemption on Jan. 18. 1960 its
1972.
About one-fifth of the $35,-
call
to
debentures
due
value $25):
(par
60,000
——
...
at
—
—
the
of
early
of
cable
Hatfield
Inc.,
Newark, N.
new
all
types
the
for
the
in
country
natural
of
and
devoted
synthetic
industries
electrical
exclusively
rubber
scheduled
is
from
design
the
facilities
at
wire
Both
shot
will
add
and
240,000
Union,
square
New
feet
to
E.
"
of
has
been
compressors,
manufacturing
National
Canadian
Railways
.
.
engines
at
'
of
revenues and net income of this motor freight
of comparable figures for all of 1958 during the
the
current
year,
it
was
Chairman.
Jr.,
for the
revenues
announced
on
a
decision by the California Public Utilities Commission
accounting for the tax consequences of using accelerated
depreciation for Federal income tax purposes, the company has re¬
tPending
corded
Federal
reduction
the
of
use
tax
income
provisions
on
"normalized" basis, without
a
result of
payments deferred or refunds received as a
accelerated depreciation.
for
tax
for
to
■
the
At
same
months
11
months
16%
ended
over
the
Nov.
30,
the
time, net income showed
of
to $1.22
1958.
per
March
of common stock were issued
dividend. On March 19, 1959, the
shares
66,255
1959,
19,
payment of a 5% common stock
common
stock was split 2-for-l.
Net
income
a
after
Copymation, Inc.—Common Stock Sold—Simmons &
that their public offering on Dec. 17
rubber
Co. has announced
funds
the
in
form
corporate
of
common
and
period of Dec. 29-Jan. 22 aggregates S669,538,000. The totals
come to $174,411,000 and that for tax-exempts $495,177,000.
for ail
ahead, after Christmas until New Year's Day, total corporates sched¬
raise only $5,037,000 and tax-exempts $6,285,000. The biggest week in the
for corporates is Jan.4-3, and Jan. 11-15 for municipals (see
the table below).
"
week
uled may
SCommon
—-V.
shares
the period ended Nov. 30, 1958 have been ad¬
2-for-l stock split for comparison purposes.
for
reflect
190, p. 1935.
justed
the
to
projection for corporates was $72,950,000—an increase of
million, and for municipals was $364.985,000—an increase of about $130,-
week's
about
31
four-week
000,000.
,
.
ESTIMATE
HIGHER
LAST
YEAR
however, for the first three weeks of January, projections made for cor¬
porates at about this time were higher by about $290 million. Corporate bonds were
then estimated at about $310 million compared to this week's estimate of $103
Last year,
Service Co.—Earnings—
Central Illinois Public
Earned
Available
—V.
190,
common
and
profits
net
taxes,
have
of
announced
been
after
$848,390,
by
company on sales of $64,325,017 for the
Nov. 30, 1959.
This compared with sales of
of
9,385,422
3,463,600
period__^_—___—
of
3,463,600
$1,526,939
during
Net
per
proftt
share as
last
year,
the
the
for
compared
based
period
same
a
the
provision
Fort
for
federal
Indiana,
wayne,
three-month
period
ending
$65,428,983 and net profits
ago.
year
three-month period just past was 31
cents
with 56 cents per share in the same quartershares currently outstanding.
the 2,733,898
upon
million, and last year's equity issues at $153 million as against this week's figure of
$61 million.
LOOKING
mortgage bends on Feb. 18, and
As for municipals in the
January, over $400 million is already contemplated including Montreal
Metropolitan Corp. $30 million debentures on Jan. 26. On Feb. 9, New Housing
Authority bonds (PHA's) will seek $102 million. The Federal Treasury is set to
raise $1.5 to $2 billion of its January cash requirements by auctioning tax bills and
it is anticipated that a note issue at the end of January will be scheduled for $11.4
Duke
Power
Co.
with
million
$50
Duquesne Light & Co. $20 million debentures on Feb. 24.
of
month
billion refunding.
The
profit drop reflects a continuation of market conditions that
during the latter part of the previous fiscal year, according
.to Edward
Scheie, vice-president of Central Soya.
These conditions
have
resulted
in
narrow
profit margins in the soybean processing
industry as well as in some areas of livestock and poultry production,
FURTHER AHEAD
Nevertheless, looking beyond the next four weeks, the market is swelling. Corpo¬
rates show Consolidated Natural Gas will come in Feb. 8 with $25 million in de¬
bentures,
Soya Co., Inc.—Net Down—
quarter
state
10,451,635
——_______—
end
at
1936.
p.
Central
First
-1
:
for
shares
Common
13,261,917
10,024.100
8,965,600
13,935,073
income
Net
$2.71
59,541,379
—.—
revenues
income
Gross
-
share
common
per
Operating
1958
$2.59
54,308,430
1959
Twelve Months Ended Nov, 30—
,
.
DECEMBER TO
DECEMBER
.
-
STOUK PRICE CHANGES
prevailed
he
said.
ments
Mr.
Current
evidence
indicates
the
of
industry
may
Scheie
feed
that
conditions
certain
in
seg¬
correcting themselves. Meanwhile,
be
the company's chemurgy and grain merchandising
divisions have continued to show satisfactory progress.—V. 190, p. 1732.
noted,
Howard
"Sales
amounted
to
Jr.,
announced
has
$34,251,818,
compared to $31,766,707
as
previous fiscal year.
"Profits
assets
to
under
for the
~
$623,778 (including approximately $98,000 profit on
plant relocation program) for the year as compared
for the fiscal year ended Oct. 31, 1958.
of $56,796
"After
the
were
sold
loss
a
providing $148,158 for preferred stock dividends,
stock
common
to
amounted
$1.02
per
share
ended Oct. 31, 1959, contrasted to a loss equal to
the 1958 fiscal year."—V. 189, p. 2780.
for
earnings on
the
fiscal
year
45 cents a share for
>
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. of Md.—Regis¬
SEC—
ters Debentures With
This
company, located at 320 St. Paul Place, Baltimore, Md., filed
registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 18 covering $25,000,000
year debentures, due Jan. 1, 1996, to be offered for public
sale at competitive bidding.
Net proceeds will be used to repay ad¬
a
of thirty-six
from American Telephone and Telegraph Co., parent, which are
expected to exceed $25,000,000 when such proceeds are received. Th°se
advances were obtained for construction and other purposes.—V. 186,
vances
p.
a
composite Stock Price Index indicates that December prices will average
1958. Indications are that the largest
9% increase compared to December,
gains will be in trade, finance and service stocks (about 17%)
in mining issues (about 13%).
Transportation in the year's
and greatest decrease
interval may fall off
negligibly, if at all; total manufacturing up by about 10% with 6% rise for non¬
durable goods as compared to 4% rise for durables; and utilities may show a 6%
In view of the fears following the past April-July highs, December, 1959,
to look better than the views expressed so optimistically for 1959 at the
may prove
sales and earnings
figures for the Cedar Rapids, Iowa, corporation covering the company's
fiscal year ended Oct. 31, 1959.
The announcement said:
Cherry,
about
gain.
Cherry-Burrell Corp.—Earnings—
President
The SEC's
end of 1958.
FORTHCOMING CALENDAR
presents the data for the corporate and municipal calendar in the
next four-weeks.
These figures are obtained from public and private sources by
the Chronicle and are confined to public offerings.
The corporate issues that stand
The table below
out
are:
1,115,000 shares of General Public Utilities common on Jan. 4; $75 million
debentures on Jan. 7, and on that same day there will also
C. I. T. Financial Corp.
be
$10 million Washington Water Power Co. bonds and
$5 million in debentures;
$15 million Northern Illinois Gas Co. preferreds on Jan. 12; 200.000 shares of Ameri¬
can Hospital Supply Corp. common on Jan. 13; and on Jan. 18 Kansas Gas & Electric
Co., 200,000 shares of common, and Louisiana Gas Service Co. $7.5 million deben¬
tures. In municipals the larger issues are: $10 million Toledo City School District,
Jan. 7; on Jan. 11—$1.3 million San Francisco, Calif., and $11.8 million
Wash.; on Jan. 12—$32 million Tacoma, Wash., $200 million N. Y. State
Power Authority, N. Y., and $23 million State of Md.; the next day $100 million
California (State of); and Jan. 20—$15 million State of Louisiana.—S. B.
Ohio,
on
Seattle,
CORPORATE AND
2755.
MUNICIPAL FINANCING TABLE
Corporate
Corporate
Total
Bonds
Stocks
Corporates
*Municipals
$6,285,000
43,900,000
423,617,000
21,375,000
$11,322,000
166,224,000
453,067,000
$495,177,000
$669,588,000
Clayton Silver Mines—Stock Withdrawn From PCSE.
The
SEC
has
granted the firm's application of Clayton Silver Mines
to withdraw its common stock from the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange,
effective Dec. 31, 1959, the stock to remain listed on the Spokane and
Salt Lake Stock Exchanges.
Columbus
1_
$600,000
$4,437,000
4-Jan.
8.
90,000,000
$5,037,000
122,324,000
29,450,000
17,600,000
Ohio Electric Co.—Partial Re¬
company
has
called
$174,411,000
for
redemption
on
Feb.
1,
next,
through
•
operation
ferred
of
Trust
of
the
shares,
$1.50
per
Co.,
2
sinking
6%
share.
series
fund,
at
Payment
Broadway,
New
5,000,000
:
8,000,000
$103,600,000
Total
demption—
The
V
82,324,000
24,450,000
9,600,000
$70,811,000
Jan. 11-Jan. 15.
Jan. 18-Jan. 22.
Southern
&
Dec. 28-Jan.
Jan.
1,600
$100
per
will be
York
shares
share,
made
15,
N.
at
of
its
plus
the
Y.—V.
cumulative
accrued
F^st
190,
p.
pre¬
dividends
Nat^-al
1417.
City
"
million
or
more.
in the
increase over the first
amounted to $704,138,'
45%
taxes
four-week projection
Last
reported
share on
,
:|:On
in
carrier
first 11
by Robert
1959 amounted to
$12,707,405
corporates alone
In
23
the 577?400 shares presently outstanding.
This comoares with net income of $487,105 in the like period last year,,
or
84 cents per share,
adjusted to the presently- outstanding shares.
—v. 190, p. 1417.
; '■
iv-"-'-"
equal
built
Steel
capital
Dec.
,
11
of
preferred stocks and bonds, and municipals with sales dates set at this time for the
forthcoming
prior to 1954.
years
regarding
demand
engine-
A
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
estimated
engaged-
and
Gross revenues for the month of November
amounted to $1,308,078 as compared with $1,208,391 in November 1958.
prQducts will begin early next spring, -with full produc¬
The
The"
in a plant leased
Stratford. Ontario,—V. 190,
$31,681,000 $31,860,000
$635,700 and $661,400 respectively.
These amounts
$436,000 respectively, representing the excess of
accelerated depreciation permitted under the Internal Revenue Code
of
1954 over
the straight-fine method used
for tax purposes for all
by
Canada,
operations
199,000
and
$385,000
launched
gross
ahead
Cooper,
present
of
Canada
"
manufacture
begin
$14,758,310, an increase
same
period last year.
comple¬
Hatfield's
Production
Jersey.
and
will
'
months
Broadway, New York, N. Y. Frank Grad & Sons
architects and engineers designed the new structure.
Hillside
in
program
corporation.
approximately
include
.
Cooper-Jarrett, Inc.—11-Month Results Top All of '58
120
J.,
plant
Ohio,
its wholly-owned subsidiary, Cooper-Bessemer of
long-established American corporation, primarily
1521.
p.
insulated
for
1960, at Linden, New Jersey.
The plant is being
Wire & Cable Division of Continental Copper &
in
Industries,
plants
largest
production
'Depreciation claimed for Federal income tax purposes for the years
1957 and 1958 exceeded the amounts charged in the income account
by
f
tripled
be
of Continental
five divisions
bonds out¬
of first mortgage
end of period—„
amount
standing
largest of
60,000
199,000
;
...
is the
139,000
139,000
I
the
Gross
and
of
will
distribution.
Cable
&
expansion
Vernon,
compressors,
2139.
for
Wire
Through
Ltd..
this
of
insulated
105,691
84,396
C_
_
60,000
plant
&
major
Mount
anticipated
tion
r
new
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.—Canadian Expansion—
A
that standby arrangements will be made with a
purchasers headed by Morgan Stanley & Co. to purchase
tendered to them prior to the close of business on Jan.
18.
1960 at a price of 105.25% flat.
The common stock has recently
been trading on *the New York Stock Exchange around $57.—V. 190,
the
the
Steel Industries, Inc.; an important producer of diversified
metal
products.
Other divisions of the corporation are: Braeburri
Alloy Steel, Rraeburn, Pa.; Hanover Wire Cloth, Hanover, Pa.; Niagara
Falls Smelting & Refining,, Buffalo. N. Y.;
and WelinDavit & Boat,
Perth Amboy, N. J.—V. 190, p, 1177.
debentures
wire
national
for
Hatfield
Copper
originally issued has already been converted. Holders of the
outstanding debentures have the right to convert into shares of Con¬
sumers
common
stock at the price of $47 per share or receiving in
cash 104(7 of the face amount of the debenture, plus acrued interest.
It
in
present.
Hatfield
Corp.—Hearing Postponed
Development
proposes
convertible
4%';/
The
_
series
3,589
52,000
—
__
series
5.08'/
5,700
2,769
_______
Pfd.-nonconvertiblc
12.925
4,304
——
J
Total
11,534
9,202
—
5.2%. series G___,.._
11,943
7,442
—'-4r-.-
E_
5.2%
4.4%-
in
generating station
Consumers Power Co.—Redemption—
One
8,679
___———_____
series
5.36(r
.
190,
order.—V.
on
five
are
Continental Copper & Steel Industries, Inc.—New. Plant
stk. outsdng, at end of period:
iSCcmmon (par value $12.50 per share)—-Preferred-convertible (par value $25 per shr,)
5.28%
program
develop
■>
available
request
1,112,480
'—
capital
5.3%
or
the
$1,813,386
,
preferred
on
354,061
$2,069,505
-
in
items
has authorized
The
p.
of
program
"
,
hearing
group
Shrs,
The
1963.
$165,000,000
1960:
1963.
lines.
facilities
The greater stock carried will enable Hatfield to
give faster service directly to customers and also will provide faster
warehouse replacement to the 22 regional warehouses maintained by
12,139,699
—..——
deductions
Dividdnds
in
$200,000,000 in
warehouse
the
over
of counsel for this corporation (Havana, Cuba), the
a postponement from
Dec. 22 to Jan. 25, 1960, of
in "stop order" proceedings pending against that com¬
pany's Securities Act registration statement.—V. 190, p. 2447.
V
At
1.395,698
debt.„".—
long-term
on
of
Other
include
to
$160,000,000
of
and
insulated
plastic
The
products and will
insulated types of wire and cable
plastic
new
156,700
interest
Amort,
major
Consolidated
2,086,661
Deductions:
Other
1962
construction
of
1.500,779
...
—
estimates
construction
in
of
board of directors of the company
construction expenditure program for the
The new total was reached when the utility
proj¬
ects aggregating 1,595,000 kilowatts of new capacity. These generating
units, which have been previously announced, are in various stages
2,425,710
.--..—
—
operating
Nonoperwting
its
expenditures
for
$175,000,000
3.529,328
tax
1
.
extended
1,616.507
•Depreciation of tangible property and amor¬
tization of intangibles——
—
---•
fProvision for Federal income
Hillside
$700,000,000
calls
Monday, December 28, 1959
.
expected by year-end.
New product l%es will include higher
voltage cables for utilities and larger multi-conductor cables. The
plant then will concentrate exclusively on the manufacture
con¬
922.888
1.771,390
—~-~T—
than Federal income
(other
Taxes
»233,544j|
four-year
largest
in its history.
Chairman, said the
a
1960 through 1963.
The
(233.888)
-~—
the
17
program
Gale,
approved
years
1959
Twelve Months Ended Nov. 30—
Dec.
on
.
tion
Co.—Construction Plans—
Edison
announced
company
.
Total of Both
Financings
38,975,000
December 24
1959.
Volume
190
Number 5911
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2711)
of 100,000 shares of Copymation, Inc. common stock (par
50 cents) at a price of $3 per share has been oversub¬
capital. Such funds will be applied initially to the
repayment of about
$450,000 of borrowings outstanding under a
revolving credit agreement
with Empire Trust
Co.; the remainder will permit a further temporary
scribed; and the books closed.
PROCEEDS—Net
toward
company
repayment
proceeds
the
cost
bank
of
from
of
loans;
reduction
the
various
corporate
importation
development.
pledged
financing will be applied by-the
of
•■'■■■..
but
including
purposes,
inventory;
research
Mfg. Corp
The
of
is
company,
which, started
line
a
to
successor
business
in
1941.
Peck
The
&
Harvey,
photocopy machines and also sells
stainless
steel photographic laboratory equipment
manufactured to its specifi¬
cations. Office and plant of the company are located in
Chicago.
had
consolidated
the
10
months
sales
net.
of
ended
$626,987
CAPITALIZATION—Outstanding
consists
of 258,100
V. 190, p. 1417.
'
shares
of
July
and
31,
of
stock,
of
income
net
capitalization
common
the
1959,
the
50
The
SEC
corporation
covering
Dec.
on
60,000
shares
offered at $5 per share,
The
proceeds
filed
of
letter
a
capital
of
now
for
stock
(par
cents)
25
general corporate
Thomas.
M.
Evans,
Golden
and
of
Na&ional-U.
the
nounced
Theodore
that
operating
of
assets
directors
E.
S.
Crane
Focke,
Corp.
entered
National-U.
Crane
Chairman
Radiator
has
the
S.
and
President
of
Johnstown,
an
into
agreement
Radiator
William
and
cash.
for
have
The
Nationai-U.
S.
will
receive
from
Crane
than
more
boards
to
of
of
operations
company
title
to
the
between
and
now
Jan.
will
when
31
affected
be
Crane
will
of
stock
the
S.
direction of T.
sales
of
B.
are
take
nine
manufacturing
plants
throughout
'
'V
National-!!.
S. Radiator shaies
are
listed on the
After deduction of all liabilities, net worth
Exchange.
will
approach"
standing.
$17
National-U.
over 450/009 shares
shares will be voted
stockholders-for
Mr.
of
Golden,
operating
same
approved
Ohio,
their
sale
to
Life
Evans
of
the
maker
of
Operations
will
under
the
board
with plans
enterprises.
announced
Autronic
Charles
and
enable
other
electronic
continue
III,
that
The
the
would
of
Chase
Manhattan
the
be
Gross
Hugoton-Plains
Okla.,
the
the
field
Net
cubic
feet
Garbade,
cents
its
from
price
Oil
&
has
been
Co.,
of
valve
190,
of
Northern
this
30,
taxes
Mo.
Fiodd
ieet
a
commodity,
Mr.
gas,
This
Gas
in
paying
agent
Corp.
agreement
19
and
The
just-
subsidiary
with
'•>
Hurley,
will
this
of
and
experience in the
able
development work
and
solar
Solar
both
the
cooking devices has
Energy
John
O.
Research
Ekblom,
Corp.
by
calls
Reduce
W.
H.
the
for
price
have
Data-Control
This
decreasing
of
corporations
He
been
of
will
the
work
to
of
lose
:.,r
at
shares
The
radio
by
company
ing
J.
to
holders
present
is engaged
telemetry
of
the
at
who
ing common- shares.
additional. 75,000
THE
adjust¬
markets
Dunbury,
E.
may
be
offered
and
Conn.,
Unterberg,
for
and
Sept.
retained
1958,
to
1
to
Nov.
profit after
net
taxes
earnings
$118,149
increased
of
as
President.—V.
Nov.
190,
30,
1832.
p.
letter
a
of
common
Ohio
10
(par
the
SEC
cents)
to
be
for
working
in
proposal,
sale
manufacture
now
own
about
Net proceeds
will
shares
be
to
one-third
the
used
of
its
company
to
provide
,
to
an
City,
exemption
Ind.,
order
investment
under
the
Dynamics would acquire
a
total
of
shares
(b»
the proposed
the
application,
cash
of
the
and
Dynamics
purchase of 21,200 shares
gash
assets
of
owns
and
)
Securities
77,395
49,636Vi
Corp.,
of
of
by
except
consist of
shares
shares
$155,820
of
payment
miscellaneous assets,
(4.95%
common
).
of la
131,355
Anemostat
Anemostat
of
Chicago
March
NOTE:
On
3,
26,
1879.
be
made
Y.—V.
1959
(&
*
Subs.)—Earnings—
1958
1957
$
1956
$
1,115,179,783
107,201,650
119,842,152
119,708,848
64,450,000
53,450,000
58,150,000
59,250,000
64,596,848
53,751,650
61,692,152
60,538,848
**8,794,032
8,592,885
8,406,031
8,112,444
$7.48
$6.23
$7.20
com¬
to
reflect
the
into
He
said
the
for
was
that
splits
knit
goods, apparel
integrated operation
Grantville, Georgia.
of
fully
embraces
program
calls
it
stock
of
Jan.
for stock
25,
1955
and
2240.
p.
Mills,
company's
that
$1,500,000,
$7.15
outstanding, adjusted
Corp.—Re-Enters Spinning Field—
a
Grantville
gram
shares
two-for-one
190,
manufacturer
the
an
plan
Dec.
includes
at
18
the
extensive
ati
expenditure
announced
industrial
and
following
Jewett
complete
cloth,
pro¬
of
approximately
Flagg, President.
T.
conversion
of
the
facility
of high
quality knitting yarns by adopting the
Spinning System in a modern, model plant.
Company, Sanford, N. C., manufacturers of Arrow textile
spinning machinery, has been awarded the contract for a
complete
changeover
modernization
involving
12,000
spindles
at
a
cost
of
nearly $250,000.—V. 189, p. 1793.
Draft
Roberts
Bros.
Gear
&
Machine
Corp.—Net Up—
Sharply increased sales and earnings have been
reported by
this
Chicago corporation for the fiscal year ended Oct.
31, 1959.
James R, Fagan,
President, said that consolidated net earnings were
$1,341,581
in
the
latest 12 months, compared with
$294,566 in the
preceding year.
A
allowing
the class B
31,
A
for
stock
common
is
the
full
entitled,
80
cents
net
stock.
common
share
per
earnings
Foote
Gear
outstanding and 599,586 shares
Earnings in fiscal 1958, computed
outstanding, at 1959
to
50
end,
year
cents
the
on
equivalent
were
class
A
stock
of
on
and
class
were
Forty
of
as
basis
of
the
their
cents
190,
Street
Building, Inc.- -To Redeem Deben-
tures—r
The
corporation
of
has called for redemption on March
1,
I960, all
outstanding 5%
non-cumulative
income
debentures
due
Jan.
at 100%
plus accrued interest. Payment will be made at The
its
1,
1966
Marine
15.
Midland
N.
Y.—V.
Trust
189,
Co.
of
2889
p.
New
and
V.
York,
185,
120
Broadway,
New
York
484,
p.
Garden Land Co., Ltd. — Common
Stock Sold
Hill,
Darlington & Co. has announced that, their
offering of
150,000 shares of Garden Land
Company, Ltd., common
—
stock
Dec.
on
closed.
17 has been oversubscribed
The stock
priced at $6.25
was
com¬
PROCEEDS—The
Los
Angeles
proceeds
with
area,
from
expects
the
be
to
are
balance
any
offering
to
be
used
to
the
from
added
to
and
the books
share.
per
improve
land
$812,250
working
the
the
in
company
capital.
BUSINESS—The
and
1,843
$6
and
At
of
shares
1,219
Dec.
31,
preferred.
$7
the
of
1959,
Dynamics owns 3,538 shares
preferred, the balance being publicly
$7
dividend
accrued
arrears
the
on
$6
preferred
per share.
amount
to $12 per share and on the $7
preferred $14
days after
consummation
of
the
proposed
transactions,
Corp. will invite the public holders of the 1,193 shares ol"
60
Electro-Logic
A
Los
electronic
new
Angeles area,
established
The
instrument
principal
business
of
the
company
consists
of
family residential lots and (to a limited extent) multi¬
dwelling lots and commercial parcels, and preparing real
selling single
ple
for
sale
property
by
paving,
making
utilities
builds
and
residence
improvements
and
sells
and
construct
the
for
Aug.
such
on
exploitation
following
at
To
31,
table
1959,
for
and
Only
multiple
cannot
as
grading, r street
degree, the company
sell or lease, multiple
small
a
for
portion
residence
determine
now
properties
by
sale
lease,
or
the
of
commercial
or
whether
it
sell
or
will
such
others.
forth
sets
such
lesser
a
build,
may.
suitable
are
company
buildings
properties
as
and
units\or commrcial buildings.
buildijngs,
The
thereon
landscaping.
houses
company's properties
adjusted
the
to
give
capitalization of the company
effect to the sale of the shares
Authorized
*5%
called
Praag,
dustry.
at
and
Dec.
on
launched
The
new
in
the
by
electronics
the
Vincent
time
sale/of
its. sale of
the
working
secured
cific
t5%■
headed
in
be
executive
promissory
1964,
company has
Venice.
Avenue,
will
Corp.,
marketing
been
22.
Boccaccio
515
Electro-Logic
technical
has
company
it was announced
headquarters
firm,
van
A.
to
in¬
Technical
is
Development
supplying
two
directors
of
$50,000
representatives
the
Palisades
Sales
ally
new
Corp.,
a
Minneapolis
the company's initial
of
and
of
Midwest
Technical
have
capital.
been
In
named
Trust
first
of
period
of
that
Lean
1959
fiscal
fiscal
of
months
ended
only
year—not
earlier,
year
a
of
and
$2,885,624
30,
very
also exceeded
but
1959.
Nov.
were
Sales
for
above
those
Nov.
by
the
This
shift
of, a
revised
this
10%
internal
Although
Linda
Outstanding
15.
Pa¬
$1,093,500
$1,093,500.
1,080,000
—
1.080,000
acreage....
were
first
con¬
the
■
the
of
an
increase
room
Revenue
in
air
in
orders
orders
conditioners
situation
of
was
in
a
placed for
by Fedders
resulted
The
anticipation
on
Regulation,
unit
to
that
demand.
excise, tax
Service
room
affected
heavy
pattern
manufacturer's
increase
were
abnormal
normal
payable
stock
($1
of
as
tissued
and
of
as
acreage
"Yorba
July
from
Linda
tAssumed
by
lots...
137,675
137,675
379,467
Savings
379,467
and
par)
July
Builders,
Property."
Linda
Linda
to
i
Palisades
ades
half
very
Yorba
on
notes
3,500,000 shs.
15,
1959
in
described
connection
under
with
•"History"
1.447,130 shS.
purchase
and
of
f
15,
1959
Joseph
in
connection
W.
Drown,
with
purchase
described
stock
"Pacific
under
Palis¬
•
Yorba
of
"History"
Property".
the
company
Aug.
31.
1959
upon
merger
of
Palisades
Builders .into
quarter
exceptionally
delivery
created
from
of
30th
of
the
for
quarter
corresponding
the
for
1959—the
substanti¬
those
the
$15,694,667 over those for the
the
for
degree
ponderance
a
of
months
increase
three
the
1960
levels
six
an
fiscal
tributors.
position
for
the
of
earlier-than-usual
marked
on
property
Associations
•Issued
year.
siderable
other
Yorba
on
Deed
ilfiecured
corporation.
earnings
above the
entire
and
July
deeds
promissory
note,
due
July
1,
1960, to Joseph W. Drown secured by
investment
Corp.—Earnings—News—
quarter
$26,199,743
due
trust
promissory note, due July 14. 1964,
Joseph
W.
Drown
secured
by
trust deed
ICommon
Fedders
first
note,
by
J5%
Midwest
addition,
filed
Corp.-r-Formed—
-
company,
outstand¬
additional
rate
of
of
Oct.
shares
in 1959, rising to $18,740,206 from
$12,159,829 the
p. 357.
up 54%
Wall
B
class
share
a
shares
dividend preference
on
the class
a
15
the
$1.62
449,586
the
on
stock.
before.—V.
which
to
had
stock
1959.
to
equal
were
Bros.
volume
all
room
effective
was
the
great
the
Dec.
1,
acres
of
the company. Originally issued by Palisades Builders in
connection
with purchase
from Joseph W. Drown of 18Vi
in
dis¬
in
Yorba
([Issued
pre¬
1959.
lac-
These
mature
notes
bear
from
?Includes
warrants.
by
Linda
primarily
a
of the im¬
units under
principal
1957
1973
15,000
100
property.
to
obtain
interest
to
shares
shares
the company.—V.
at
funds
rates
for
ranging
construction
from
5%
to
of
houses.
6.6%
and
1984.
of
190,
reserved
commop
p.
for
issuance
stock
are
upon
held
as
the
exercise
treasury,
exchange,
remittance
for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
of
stock
2040.
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company,
Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7
N. Y., REctor 2-9570.
George J.
Morrissey
Editor,
President; Claude Seibert, Vice President* Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]
Other offices. 135 S. La Salle
(Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1959 by William B. Dana Company.- Reentbred as second class matter February 2o, 1942, at the popt office at New York, N. Y., under the Act
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Otner count)
$72.00 per year.
fluctuations in
is
acquisition
modernization
Grantville
by
its
manufacture
Roberts High
AND
of the
at
135,
$
1951.—V.
3, Illinois
account
Rubber Co.
average number of
stock dividends.
William Dana Seibert,
Street,
(Madison 52nd
1,158,884,304
Flag.g-Uti.ca
company,
77,395
Building
cents
stock
669.
p.
1,061,590,801
—
**Adjusted
Oct.
Investment
from Securities Corp. bv (a) the
proposed purchase
in exchange for the transfer
by Dynamics to Securities
of 1,219 shares of $7-preferred and 3,538 shares of $6
190,
for
on
and
Sales
Dynamics is engaged in the manufacture of electronics,
other equipment and Anemostat in the manufacture ol
equipment and related equipment for air conditioning
and
Towbin
from
and
249.650
from
per
Based
splits
year
stock
Operations
the
*
i
Columbia
for
Office
pre¬
of $428,730, or 23
shares of common
average
dividends.—V.
to
average
the
with
redemption on Jan. 1, 1960, all of
and income bonds, due Jan. 1, 1962 (extended)
share
mon
B
capital.
earnings
equivalent
was
stock—the
compares
shares
-Earns,
basis
underwriting.
used
and
common
This
1,137,784,024
profit—,
class
with
first
corresponding
&
outstanding
on
notification
stock,
Files
—
$6 and 624 shares of $7 preferred then remaining outstanding to tender
their holdings of such stock for repurchase
by Securities Corp. at prices
of $93 per share
for the $6 and $99 for the $7 preferred.—V. 190.
p. 10G9.
thereof.
primarily
Net
Foote
from
application further statesr among other things, that Securities
has outstanding 272,500 common shares, 4,731 shares of $6 pre¬
the
will
ex¬
missile
COMMERCIAL
5,180
year-end
same
i960
sold.
mutual
and
systems
for
use
primarily in the
and space exploration
programs, accord¬
It was founded in September, 1957. by Robert
President. Raymond
A.
Runyan, Weems E. Estelle and
Gunther Martin,
sales
Walsh,
B
without
be
SEC
Dynamics
Securities
Curtiss-Wright
its prospectus.
Jefferiea,
to
class
General,
the
(51.25%
Within
facilities
components
Government's aircraft,
and
with .the
outstanding ;and
the
of
owned.
consider¬
The
now
are
time
9,550
audit
with
diffusing
The
heat storage
price and
underwriting terms to be supplied by
underwriting is on an all or none basis; and the
underwriter-contemplates the sale of not exceeding 5.000 shares to its
partners and employees. An rdditional 10.000 shares are to be offered
by the company pursuant to options granted or to be granted under
the company's
Employees' Stock Option Plan.
The
remaining 37.500
to
2,300
net
1,829,188
called
&
taxes
Common
systems.
said,
that
energy,
their
Street,
30,
J.
filed
16
of
share,
are
total
a
products
offering
the
*$433,000
2,920
-
the
for
company
for-the
fiscal
"
(32.87% ).
mon
signing
their
stated
through C.
amendment.
1,116,000
the
in-
Fed.
inc.
The
2,297,000
1,095,000
to $296,463;
$32,544,
Nov.
Michael
Dec.
small amount
a
shares
air
other heating
and
combine
n-olar
accomplished
to
of
as
on
Corp.
According
SEC
on
Dec.
18,
1959, covering
122.500 outstanding shares of its common stock.
The company proposes
to offer
75,000 shares for public sale
Co,,
—
to
net
$274,098
preferred to the latter; and
together
Curtiss-Wright
further
utilization
quarter
Anemostat stoc.k in consideration
Dynamics to Securities Corp.
ferred
announced
solar, energy
President
proc'Uct! possibilities;
located
subject
are
from
Dr.
per
to
the
of
Corp.
Laboratories, Princeton, N. J.
of Hupp
stated "that this
statement
in, barrels)
of
authorized
Systems, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
corporation,
registration
$1
applied
Corp.
use.
and
first
shares
of 56,195 shares
■-%
feasibility."
Hupp Corporation is a manufacturer of air
conditioning,
refrigeration
and
heating
equipment
with
established
manufacturing and anarketing facilities for these products through
its
Gibson
Refrigerator,
Perfection,
Typhoon
Air
Conditioning
and
Typhoon Heat Pump divisions.
They are distributed throughout the
world by Hupp
International division.—V. 190, p; 2239., j>
a'
at
of Anemostat
for
Stocks—
for
to
daily
has
taxes;
state
of
$2,980,000
were
129,046,848
before
Prov.
1958
2.531,000
of
period.
preferred
End. Get. 31—
expanding
$3,643,000
for
$1,932,185
shares
Madison Ave.
sales—_____
Profit
1
1959
$29,013
to
proceeds
Under
economic
.
from
50.000
common
(a)
Net
are
respect to the purchase of Anemostat Corporation
of America stock by
Dynamics; and the Commission has issued an order
giving interested persons until 2:00 p.m., Dec. 28, 1959, to request a
hearing thereon.
(
Chairman
ploration will determine
who
persons
Ltd.—Statement—
figures
$72,910,
Company Act
thousand
a
970.
p,
corporations
heating field."
in
from
the
of
$10,505,076
taxes
$947,930
$
the
(47.07% )
totaled
the
quarter
the
after
Firestone Tire
Financial
$17,000
8%
up
company
The
has
proceedings
realistic
more
190,
consider
the
home
Chairman
enables
agreement
Hupp
which
and
Of
common.
in
Dynamics Corp. of America—Exemption Sought—
price of 10.5
by
Hugoton
a
received
contract
much
a
Co.—To
development
for commercial
T.
Roy
"the
and
through
in. the exploration
devices
12%
offered
for
1979,
due
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—New R&D Pact—
an
General
Paint & Varnish Co., Toledo,
Securities Exchange Commission—
The
in treasury;
Curtiss-Wright
of
stock
common
sales
net
with
before
plus accrued interest.
Immediate payment will
Empire Trust Co., 20 Broad St., New York 15, N.
Years
Laboratories, Inc.—Net Up—
were
covering
to $10,100,000 by cancelling and
retiring
preferred stock and 42,876 shares of common stock
(bl. reducing authorized 7% preferred and com¬
Stocks to reflect aforesaid
decrease.—V. 187, p. 44.
mon
latter's
30, .F959,
100%
After
capital stock from $11,362,460
held
the
&
of
sat¬
cores
3863.
(10.03% ).
2673.
p.
according
With
8,337 shares !of 7%
now
of
Financial
Dolphin
K.
;
arbitration
being
added.—V.
Sugar
Jan.
on
Oils
(avge.
above
189,
from
1959,
for
stockholders
shares
•
compares
Co.
represents
Garbade
Cuban American
The
an
hearing
a
be acquired by DCA, 9.414 shares
insurance companies con/trolled by
from
corporation's
up
62%
factor
Denton
price of 23 cents
it was announced
currently
Natural
and
of
loss_,
or
The
1959,
was
of
the
to
income
250,000
from
operations
._i—__
drilling and gen. expenses
deplet'n, leases surrendered at cost
Dikctan
the
federal
75.8%
or
shares
to
DCA
first
on
common
issued
request
production (average daily in m.c.f.)_l—_
gas
The
cover a
six-year period beginning Jan. 1, 1960, but will
approval of the Federal Power Commission before being
put into effect.
When approved, the new
price could result in raising
Hugoton Plains' net income to over $1,000,000 a year before U. rS.
require
to
has
taxes,
during
outstanding fixed 5%
the
acquire from various shareholders of United
shares
shares
production
*Loss.
:
have
Co.
its
at
automation.
of
bonds,
wholly-owned
a
City,
Crescent.
cubic
DCA
and
and most of the balance
Financial Geperal.-—V. 190, p. 49.
profit
ments.—V.
2340.
p.
appointed
awarded
was
Kansas
Hugoton
President
thousand
a
Plains
new
for
in
(12.6%)
Equity
of
Securities
Gas
22
1959,
Production,
oil
Net
that
important
administration
Swartwout.—V.
Bank
corporation,
concluded.' Dec.'
Commission
revenue
Net
S.
Crescent Petroleum Corp.—Sub. Wins Increase—
Tulsa,
that
acquired
and
Deduct:
directors
explained
an
guaranteed external loan
bank.—V. 190, p. 2448.
French
exchange for
Period Ended Oct. 31—
acquiring
Swartwout
He
be
$50,000 OAO of 5Vat*
by
the
and
in
year's
based
corporation
This
own
directors
Crane
Division
controls.
of
for
.Credit Foncier de Frarce—Paying Agent—
issued
Co.
until Dec. 29,
persons
Devon-Palmer
shares "out¬
associates
forward
in
and-experience Swartwout
expediting Crane's entrance into
Swartwout
Corp.;
Life
Slock
National-U.
and
Security
General
162,890
common
to
directors
United
York
New
of
United
15,153
for
Deprcciat'n,
1,118.000
families,
will
move
interests
facilities
in
its
of
The
a registered hold¬
exemption order under the
an
January.
this
Mr.
acquisition
Cleveland,
in
that
Radiator
time,
each
directors,
approval
S,
lor
52nd
out
proposed
General
company stock.
It is understood that all such
favor of the Crane sale when it is submitted to
investment
or
the
At
S.
of
in
stated
National-U.
share
per
the
ot
its
of
onws
15,153
are
fiscal
outstanding,
heater
at
year.
1,907,352
on
Sales
Corp.)—To Redeem Bonds—
p.
including insurance companies which together control
Security Life (of Des Moines) through the aggregate ownership
exchange
heating and air conditioning equipment, powdered metals
employed* in
company within eight
voting, securities of DCA.
after
and
also
was
remained
despite the steel strike.
against
as
progress
products.
equipment
radiators
compared
Profit
preceding
share
of
Nov.
as
earlier.
outstanding
come
Security
by
and special fabricated products amounted to
approximately 854,000.000
in the fiscal year ended March
31, 1959.
Approximately 3,000 people
States.
an -investment
all
315.448 shares
S. management and employee;
National-U. S. President. National
Focke,
be
of
ended
$4,347,185
the
income,
then
subsidiary of The Equity Corp.,
a
Financial
Company retaining present National-U.
under
dispose
giving interested
is
was
per
earlier
year
year
heating
shipments
$26,199,743
a
share,
per
a
quarter
of
$1.01
commercial
while
of
to
of
quarter
Company Act with respect to the proposed purchase by DCA
47.07%
It
S.
plants and equipment and inventory.
Evans, Crane will operate the business present!"
conducted by National-U. S. as a
subsidiary or a Division of the Cram
U.
to
ceased
outstanding
Mr.
to
had
would
Equity
National-U.
According
Time
standing voting securities (common stock). Of the
2,491,394 shares of common stock of Financial General,
in
for plants, equipment and
inventory, Mr. Golden stated. Nationalwiil retain its account receivable
investments and cash.
After
liabilities, National-U. S. net assets are expected to total nearly S19
million.
Final adjustment of the
price
Equity
United
S.
purchase
months
subsidiaries
ous
•
cash
U.
the
amounted
securities
ratified-
million
$15
Divestment
America
Equity owns, through a subsidiary, 89.07%- of the outstanding voting
of DCA.
Equity and DCA together own 22.69% of the out¬
standing voting securities of Financial General, which In turn has vari¬
the
of both
ol
thereon.
an¬
companies have approved the sale subject
by National-U. S. Radiator stockholders.
ticn
T.
acquire
Lehman
securities.
common
stock
respectively
Pa.,
to
be sold by
Brothers, and
may
For
and
levels,
rates
number
The corporation,
purposes.
Co.
the
The
order also provided that Equity General
subsidiary of The Equity Corp., might acquire all the stock of
under its then-proposed merger with another
company, provided
order
of
Co.,
in
has
Investment
•
Chairman
Corp.
ing company, has applied to the SEC for
of
Mr.
&
the
thereof.
own
Proposes Purchase of United Security—
be
Crane Co.—Acquisitions—
Stearns
amount
They
each
isfactory
at
a
months
the
to
the
shares
residential
period
that unless DCA
Y.—Files
with
SEC
investment
value.—
notification
Bear,
reduce
stockholders.
issued an order
granting a three months' extension to
16, 1959, of the period within which this corporation
may comply
in the Commission's order of April 16,
1959, grant¬
ing DCA an exemption from the Investment Company Act. The order
was
conditioned upon DCA's disposition of the major portion of its
through Charles Plohn A* Co., New York' N. Y.
be used
to
are
11
Co.,
will
8,000
of
the conditions
DCA
N.
&
sale
selling
which
of
collection
contemplated,
are
tor
responsible for the large first quarter gains,
registered by the company's other air
conditioning
our
vious
The
with
Corp.,
Corrosion Control Co., Inc., New York,
With Securities Exchange Commission—
stock
eight
through
borrowings
March
$7,933.
par
the
lists
shares,
borrowings
future
Extended—
company
company
cents
of
132,078
such
Additional
Development
a
white-printing
EARNINGS—For
proceeds
of
Net
partner¬
a
manufactures
company
amounts
prospectus
Goldman, Sachs
Wertheini & Co.
BUSINESS—Copymation, Inc. is an Illinois corporation which ..was
originally organized in 1954, under the name of Peck and Harvey
ship
the
aggregate
'
the
receivables.
The
and
in
3
4
Gallahue
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Meridian Street, Indianapolis
registration statement with the SEC
**?'???
stock, of which 35,000 shares are to be offuedI f o
Naples
located at 542 North
This corporation,
Ind., today filed a
shares
of
public
sale
shares
are
class A
offered
be
of the issuing company. The i^naimng
behalf of Dudley R. Gallahue, company
account
the
for
to
on
underwriting terms arc to be
supplied by amendment. Raffensperger, Hughes & Co,, Inc.^ is listed as
the principal underwriter.
All of the shares to be offered by the com¬
pany and 20,000 shares by Gallahue arc to be offered for immediate
purchase (such shares referred to as "original sharer ). The remaining
55.000 shares to be offered by Gallahue will be delivered m escrow to
be held until Dec.
31. 1961, for purchase by holders oi transferable
warrants to be issued by Gallahue to each original purchaser oi original
shares on the basis of one share for each
purchased at the ofiering
public offering price and
The
President,
nrjCe#
under Indiana' law and
organized in February, 1959
The company was
to transact business in Florida. It was organized for the
purpose of acquiring, and holding for possible appreciation real estate
located in Naples, Fla.
The company has acquired real estate in three
general areas in Naples from Gallahue, its organizer and sole share¬
holder.
The real estate was conveyed to the company by Gallahue in
is.qualified
shares of class A stock
to him of 104,589
consideration of the issuance
class B stock, both of' the par value of $5 per
share, representing all but 1,000 shares of class A stock of the issued
and outstanding shares.
' '
•
*
.
.
Net. proceeds of the company's sale of the additional 35,000 class A
shares will be used for the payment in full of the existing mortgage
and
,
„„„
and the
The te¬
applied
obligations of the company, amounting to $152,800 at Nov. 30,
payment of a loan from Gallahue in the amount of $50,000.
nia irnler
of the proceeds will be added to general funds and
remaining indebtedness of the company.
liquidation of the
Mr.
Operating
revenues
—
241,000
274,381
taxes.
operating
190,
$385,443
$352,354
$3,487,988
$3,353,081
274,497
income
Charges
after
V.
basis.—-V.
forma
257,482
2,475,237
2,477,230
.
the
sales
Hidrandina
Partial
The
year
period of
same
continued
2140..
p.
; •
Dec.
in
company
17.
ended Nov, 30 amounted to $1,415,381.
or 01 cents a share, compared with a total of $1,754,057 or 70 cents a
share in the same period of last year.
Results for the 1959 quarter
reflect the effects of the steel strike and increased selling and ad¬
ministrative
the
for
income
quarter
expenses,-—V.
Payment
will
Y.,
N.
Credito
be
made
190,
1834.
p.
the
at
del
Peru,
& Trust
in the handling of grievances under the grievance procedure
provided for in the contract.
'
<
This is the second committee to be named by the company and the
union
ties.—V.
S. A.—
The
Lima,
Peru.—V.
189,
its
The
Lifted—
a
decision
The
informational
amended
been
now
order
i
the stop
shares
York, N. Y.,
the
to
the
new
The
for
anticipated expansion of its business or to open or
acquire additional offices.
Guardian Tilden was organized in March,
1959 and through its two subsidiaries is engaged principally in the
small loan business, and the sales finance business,
The subsidiarieswere acquired in November. The company has outstanding 15,000 shares
of.:class B (voting) common stock and 31.000 shares of class A (non¬
voting > common stock.
M. Otto Schultz, President, Benjamin Schultz,
Board'Chairman, and Samuel Schultz, a director, own all .the class B
shares in equal amounts; and management officials own 27,329 shares
filed
14
Curtiss-Wvight Corp.,
Industrial
said
Leasing
LPI
$190,000.
about
of
the class
of
i
Gulf
&
Co.
and
&
stock,
A
Western
Corp.—Debentures
associates offered
Haupt
Sold—Ira
Dec.
17, $1,500,000 Gulf
Western
Corporation 6% convertible subordinated
debentures, due Nov. 15, 1974, at 100% and accrued int.
on
that
-Net
proceeds
the
from
sale
the
of
will
debentures
ini¬
tially be added to the company's working capital. As required, such
proceeds will be available to the company's subsidiaries by means of
loans or equity investments, or both, to finance increased inventories
and accounts receivables.
It is not contemplated at this time that any
substantial portions of such proceeds will be used to discharge existing
.
indebtedness
of
letter
a
stock
at
$13
The
cases.
debentures
redeemable
are
ranging from
105.75','7
to 100''
and
plus accrued interest in each case.
,
Gulf
into
nine
The
land
contracts
purchasing
for
option redemption
the sinking fund at
at
for
,
"
Western
A-
Corp., incorporated under the Michigan law in 1934
as,Michigan Bumper Corp., at present is a holding company owning
all of the capital stock of its operating subsidiaries.
Its business pri¬
marily consists of the distribution of automotive, lawn mower and
small engine parts and small engines in Texas, New Mexico and Louisi¬
ana;
the manufacture in Michigan of bumpers and bumper parts for
automobiles;
the
and
in
appliances
distribution
Texas
of
Victor
RCA
Louisiana.
and
After
RCA
and
many
years
Whirlpool
engaging
of
solely in the manufacture of bumpers and bumper parts, the company,
in late
1957,,began to widen its scope by acquiring the businesses of
other
companies engaged
other
items
in
Texas
company's name
EARNINGS
July
31,
1959,
the
distribution
parts
of
New
of
automotive
Mexico
and
parts
Louisiana.
changed to Gulf & Western Corporation in
was
On
consolidated
had
in
and
a
Its
that
21
for
notification
of
190,
leases for Cleve¬
division of Schenley, equip¬
marketing services for Gulf OiF Co., and the
and contract "'carriage service augmenting existing
1958.
the company and its subsidiaries
$21,881,833 for the 12 months ended
income lor period was $385,420, equal to 00
sales
while net
share.
of
cents per common
M.
board
Rhoades
directors
of
months
11
stockholders
Loeb,
with
the
and
Union.—V.
Grand
debentures
just sold:
and
047,380 shares of co'mmon
UNDERWRITERS—
stock
combination
The
Butadiene
.
The
shares
of
H.
Haupt & Co.—_
Heptz A: Co
Kline
Mr.
wil
Fennebresque,
Chief
A
will
Inc..
take
the
HirsCh
Co.
&
Rausvher,
lio.000
Pierce
Warren
Co.,
&
W.
York
&
about $38,000,000.
Cabot, Inc. of Boston, and
their-assdeiates in New York
L.
and
"
Lentz,
$75 000
stock
become
of
form
Officer
an
acquisition
of
Texas
for
Chairman
of
of
Board
the
combined
the
of- Directors
will become
and
The
Power Co.—Partial Redemption—
Light &
for redemption on Jan. 1, next, $145,200
series A. due July 1, 1972 at 100b. Payment will
the Schroeder Trust Co., 57 Broadway. New York, N. Y.|
called
has
company
called
be
made
&
Co.
50,000
ix~"i7"V~r—~—Morcland, Brandenberger
.r.
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
90,000
Bowles.
Winston
Co.—.
&
&
early in 1900.—V. 190, p.
1029.
1
90,000
Wm.
75 000
Schrijver
Courts
75,000
Straus,
Co
&
Ditimar
A:
Company,
p
Approval
was
75,000
of
B.
Robinson
A:
Co.
acquisition
on
Dec.
of
17
the
Grip
it
would: not issue further orders
last
The
ten-day suspension order expired at the close of business
Commencing Dec. 18, 1959, trading in Jacobs Co. stock in the
market was resumed.
Trading in the shares on the
New' York Stock Exchange, where the stock is listed and registered and
on the Detroit Stock Exchange, where it is admitted to unlisted trading
privileges, is dependent upon the lifting of the trading suspension by
the Exchanges.
17.
Dec.
over-the-counter
are still pending before the Commission under the Secu¬
Exchange Act to determine whether Jacobs Co. violated the
reporting and disclosure requirements of that Act and, if so. whether
the Cofiimission should order the withdrawal of its stock from listing
and registration on the New York Stock Exchange. The hearing therein
Proceedings
rities
is
scheduled
now
Jacobs
is
Co.
for
Jan.
18,
in Jacobs Co.
stock
of the
the close
undergoing
in
year
tax
the
reorganization
over-the-counter market be
permitted before
1959 so that shareholders who wish to do so
other
may
The Commission concluded that
this was appropriate in light of the nature and extent of financial and
other information concerning Jacobs Co. which was recently published
and
mailed
or
shareholders
to
purposes.
by
the Trustees.—V.
190.
p.
1630.
Inc.—Sales
Co.
Period End. Dec. 5—
—V.
190,
1959—48 Wks.—1958
s
30,720.670
$
s
35,730,304
424,418.850
Nut Co.
Baruch,
(&
Profit
1957
1957
1956
$
$
$
89.535,049
131,105,772
121,130,944
30—
taxes
10,592,572
8,508,204
24,209.225
South
President
Wliitlev
of
Heli-
/
/
Corp.—Activities—
of
the rapidly accelerating oil search
in Australia,
being pressed
by major and leading independent United
foreign oil companies, was emphasized in a stockholder
and
report
released
and
23 by the Brisbane, Australia, based corpo¬
exploration and development company active
Dec.
on
oil
international
Australia
world
other
many
areas.
the President of the A. S. E.—listed company,
Benjamin W. Heath, pointed out that Australia's expanding economy
and high per capita ownership ol automobiles have resulted in a 30%
The
from
report
increase
nation's
that
in
crude
oil
needs
the
over
four
past
years.
requirements in excess of 200.000 barrels
Estimating Australia's crude
report also directed attention to the fact that, with nearly
two-thirds
of
Australia's population
of 11
millions concentrated in
daily,
five
tlie
cities, a substantial
discoveries.
major
natural
gas
Magellan,
Australia
within
Panamanian
a
3.200,000
of
the
holds
Both
added,
.the. reporf
that all
attention
industry
domestic
in
lie
has
re¬
concessions
two
respectively.
acres,
.which,
potential
lor
desirable
is now held under lease.
acreage
Magellan's
Summarizing
last
report
progress
company
mile
corporation,
Basin
such widespread
attracted
cently
exists
27.000.000
and
Artesian
Great
market
its
to
magnetometer
in
as
a
earlier
survey
of
stockholders in July, the
result of a 30,000 square
Australia
22,000-odd
collected
that data
reported
aerial
activities
this
issuance
since
year,
are
being
now
studied.
the interest which Magellan has in Canada Southern
acreage
in the Northwest Territories,
(Canada) the
that as a result of a fannout agreement concluded last
July with Signal Oil & Gas. Home Oil Co., Kern County Land, Alminex and
United
Oils, drilling equipment is being moved in and
set
up
at
two sites on
the
1.200.000-acre
concession.
The
report
Referring
to
Ltd.
Petroleum
stated
report
these
that
of
wells
Western
earlier
than
drilling
could .make
be drilled
will
known
largest
the
basin
have
to
Canada,
east
of
on
a
250,000-acre seismic
been ' mapped
the
Rockies.
in
It
struc¬
sedimentary
the
was
explained
that
usual
freeze-up had enabled the operator to proceed
ahead of .schedule. This fact, it was pointed out,
possible the drilling of as many as five wells before the
plans
was
in
reported,
4,342.000
12.867,000
11.163,000
profit
Earnings per com. share
—V. 190, p. 1734.
5,028.572
4,166.204
11,342,225
10.913.481
$2.81
$2.33
S6.34
$6.10
additional
further, that Magellan, directly and through its
has interests varying from 25b
to 50b
in 903.36G
now
the
Peten
139.201
Basin
acres
of
on
Guatemala,
which
like
with
applications
interests
in
an
pending.
are
22,076,481
5,564,000
for
income
Marine Corp.—Seeks
The
Net
Kaiser
of
competitive
Petroleum
is
acres
taxes-
Prov.
inc.
company
at
2450.
p.
subsidiaries*,
1958
1958
91.087,118
Sept.
sales
before
348.
p.
Importance
It
Subs.)—Earnings—
1959
1959
$
Ended
189,
Co.—Registers Bonds—
Spring thaws set in.
Manufacturing: Co.
Joy
La.,
sell
which
50 nnn
25^000
25,000
190,
with
398.900.489
1524.
p.
and
Magellan
an
$
—V.
Peru.—V.
Lima,
Continental,
has applied to the SEC for authorization
bidding $7,500,000 of first mortgage
the Commission has issued- an order giving
interested persons until Jan. 7, 1960, to request a hearing thereon. Net
proceeds of the bond sale are to be used to pay outstanding notes iix
the amount of $6,000,000 held by its parent, Louisiana Power & Light
Co. for construction expenditures,-and for other corporate purposes.
Issue
ture,
Up—
Wks.—195&
1959—4
sales
Switzerland or Banco de Credito
Zurich.
Trust,Co.,
Gas Service
This Harvey,
to
stated
Tea
Ar
Banco
or
Louisiana
its
1900.
pursuant to Chapter X of
the Bankruptcy Act in the U. S. District Court in Detroit.
Trustees of
the debtor, through their counsel, requested that resumption of trading
Net
Blosser &
Harold S. Stewart & Co.
by Eduard
that
17
Securities Exchange Act of 1934 for the temporary suspen¬
trading in the common stock of this Detroit company.
sion of
50 000
Corp.—Acquisition—News—
the
Dec.
the
under
so'ooo
&
Co.
McDowell
75,000
announced
on
50 000
V. K. Osborne & Sons, Inc.
2040
Ileli-Coil
Inn.
Inc.
.Writer ^
190
announced
Peru
ration,
Lifted—
Jacobs Co.—Stock Ban
L.)
Years
Currie
Clayton Securities Corp.
i'
(F.
The SEC
at
Bank
Private
del
States
meeting of stockholders of industrial Rayon to pass to the proposal
will
7b" debentures,
its
be
John
President and
company.
Co.50 000
Newton
r
company's
are to be used to replace and enlarge the
exchange at Greene, Maine.—V. 179, p. 6.
Rayon,
President of Texas Butadiene
Executive
Retail
Co
inc.
Boenning &
notification with the SEC
at par ($10 per
proceeds
Lima
corporation, announced
approximately 1,075,000 shares of
industrial Rayon has 1,851.255
presently outstanding.
Rayon
Debentures
$265,000
110,000
Co., Greene,
to be offered
stock
shares of common
without underwriting.
The
had
Godfrey
are
Industrial
of
common
Jewel
Amount of
Debentures
^
Ira
2041.
p.
17 filed a letter of
Dec.
on
company
covering 6.500
telephone
this year amount to
of
& Co.,
Industrial
by
stock
common
^
Amount of
190,
SEC—
With
Maine.—Files
City.
effect sales for
Outstanding capitalization of the company and its subsidiaries ex¬
cluding the Unieord Inc., Bomur Distributors, Inc. and Wood Tire Ar
Supply subsidiaries, consists of $338,000 of a 5'.,
promissory note$1,322,400 of sundry indebtedness; $1,500,000 of the 6';
convertible
Tintex
and
Lewiston, Greene & Monmouth Telephone
1734.
p.
President of this Cleveland
the
first
the
principal
Carl
The
forma basis,
pro
net
and
Meckler said.
include augmented finance
also
Illuminating Co.
Electric
business
<
agreement with CES for haul¬
New York City.
LPI is already
exclusive contract carriage
an
bonds, due Jan. 1, 1985; and
common
$12 per share on or before Nov. 15, 1901, and
thereafter until maturity, subject to. adjustment in
share
per
certain
100';
convertible
be
LPI
by
"
is
ol
the company at
of
prices
will
industrial equipment,"
now
■
negotiated,
television scenery and props in
serving NBC: in the same way, Mr.
in
debentures
1974
fully
contract
a
said.
One
•
above.—V.
subsidiaries.
REDEMPTION—The
and
marketing
and
purchasing
approved a plan for the
combination of
Industrial Rayon and Texas Butadiene Ar Chemical
Corp.
The proposal is subject to the completion of examinations and
verifications of both companies now in progress and to the approval of
stockholders of Industrial Rayon.
Texas Butadiene, a
producer of butadiene and other petrochemical
products and of high octane aviation gasoline, has a plant located
near
Houston, and has a 30'7
interest in a synthetic rubber plant
now
under
construction
near
Marseilles,, France.
Its. consolidated
Dec.
oil
&
PROCEEDS
t
the LPI organization now offers
includes finance leasing, truck rental,
subsidiary
new
sales
(80.48''
equipment,
with non-mobile
deal
will
ing
Corp.—Acquisition Planned—
Rayon
Kline.
firm and the
1
itself in recent weeks were dis¬
closed by Mr. Meckler.
They include finance leasing, contract carriage
and purchasing-marketing agreements, which, excluding LPI Leasing's
new
business, represent an additional million-dollar annual volume,
100,000
Huyden B.
from
dollars
SEC—
Dec.
on
million
received contracts totaling
Leibmann Breweries, Inc.,
has already
company
Meckler, President of both the parent
L.
contracts
Nine
ment
IIupp Corp.—R & D Pact—
See
for
be
provide
the present and
new
one-half
service
share),
not so subscribed, the securities will be offered
through company officials'and employees. Net proceeds are to
placed in Guardian Tilden's gencml^funds and used primarily to
corporation
covering
&
Sub.—News.
Corp.—Forms
Meckler said.
Mr.
1523.
p.
Stuart
machinery, air conditioners and computers, "and
under the size of its contracts."
Lease Plan Inter¬
contracts, on the other hand, involve mobile fleets with a
carriage,
statements,
financial
shares of common stock (par one cent) to be
offered at $1 per share, through Hilton Securities, Inc.', New York. N. Y.
The proceeds are to be used for general corporate purposes.
To
securities of Guardian Tilden.
extent they are
sale
190,
Y.—Files With
SEC
aggregate of $1,454,404 as to Guardian Loan and $1,000,000 as to Tilden
it is believed that most, if not all, of the holders of such
subscribe
matters.—V.
company's
1, 1960, all of
1863 at 102%%
Halsey,
wholly-owned
The
value
rounded
Howe Plastics & Chemical Companies, Inc., New York,
N.
Commercial,
will
the
securities,
1,
776.
p.
International
a
Gardner-Denver Co.,
of 15-
subordinated capftal notes, and $1,250,000 of 12-year 7b
capital notes, to be offered for sale and their respective
par and principal amounts.
No underwriting is involved. The securities
are
to be offered first to holders of securities of Guardian Loan Co.,
Ihe, and Tilden Commercial Alliance Inc., both of which are subsidi¬
aries of Guardian Tilden. The latter intends to call or redeem through
its
subsidiaries securities of the two subsidiaries
amounting to an
subordinated
securities
other
and
sale~of
the
of
the
"With
Hinsdale
the
187,
Feb.
kt
made
be
floor
minimum
100,000
8'7
year
of
ceeds
registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 17 covering
of 0'/.
cumulative preferred stock .($10 par), $1,000,000
a
that
ruled
Commission
the
no
national
order.
to a
shares of
statement
and
prospectus were materially
deficient in
their disclosures with respect to the company's business and properties,
the speculative features of the offering, the intended use of the pro¬
1029.
Long Island City, New
This firm of 45-14 Queens Blvd.,
filed
decision,
will
Debentures—
on
Aug.
due
production
as
places
he
earlier
redemption
for
debentures
Payment
111.—V.
Plan
Meckler
Mr.
such
proposed public
offering of certificates for the. 1,000,000
Hinsdale stock,
290,730 shares of stock, and 712 10-year debenture notes-($500 face
value, 6b ).
The company was formed in April 1958 for the purpose
of conducting night harness racing in New Hampshire at a track near
the town of Hinsdale.
Proceeds of the financing are to be used for
payment of balance due on 1959 construction chsts, payment of mort¬
gage notes, and bank and insurance loans,
unpaid management fees,
fees and
expenses
of registering securities and to provide working
its
Chicago,
pproximutely
relates
statement
Inc.,
called
income
subsidiary.
the registration state¬
misleading statements and
The registration statement
deficiencies reflected in the stop
correct
to
registration
has
5'7
according to H.
ruled that
and the Commission lias lifted
amended
.
interest.
leasing field.
false and
disclosures.
contained
prospectus
and the public.
In addition to rep¬
and the union,
this earlier announced
nationally prominent labor relations authori¬
company
three
subsidiary, LPI Leasing Corporation,
to specialize in industrial equipment financing is announced by Lease
Plan
International
Corp.; one ol
the biggest firms in the finance
originally
statement
ing its effectiveness, the Commission
and
the same labor agreement,
Dec. 9, 1959, to recommend
economic progress equitably
outgrowth of
an
2241.
p.
Formation
proposed the public
1,000,000 shares of Hinsdale
shares and $1,000,000 of 6b
decision and order issued Oct. 1, 1959,: suspend¬
registration
In
As
employees,
the
corporation
Lease
%
of voting trust certificates for
stock, and underlying 1.000,000
debenture notes.
190,
accrued
Co.,
2891.
p.
Raceways, Inc.—Stop Order
company's
offering
of
includes
outstanding
plus
Switzerland or Banco
registration
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
stockholders,
among
The Securities and Exchange Commission has lifted the "stop order"
which suspended the registration statement filed by Hinsdale Raceway.
Inc., Hinsdale, N. H.
•
\
•
In
190, p.
Broadcasting Corp., below.—V.
Metropolitan
Guardian Tilden
recent weeks.
ways
capital.
See
in
long-range committee was announced
of sharing
the company's future
a
on
Zurich,
Co.,
■
.
seen
way
Jan. 1, next, $205,100
due July 1, 1971 at 10077:.
Schroeder Trust Co., 57 Broadway, New
redemption
for
Private Bank
progress."
new
approach to labor-management
parties as a major step toward t)le
solution of work practice problems in an atmosphere of mutual gQOdwill.
It will function as needed but will not become involved in any
secured dollar bonds,
7b
problems
represents a
by both
is
and
resentatives
Andina)
in
La Salle-Wacker Corp.—To Redeem
called
has
company
York,
Co.—Sells Division—
(YV. 11.) Grace &
economic
relations
:
Hidroelectriea
(Fnergia
the
to
study
committee
The
of
.
Redemption—
its sinking fund
of
has
the first quarter of its
were $48,514,380, compared with $48,229,753 in
1958, Dwight P. Joyce, Chairman and President,
Cleveland
the
of
fiscal
announced
Net
the close
at
committee
ment
1938.
l).
Glidden Co.—Earnings—
current
record
of
stockholders
-
190,
omitted required
Net
a
through a stock dividend to be payable
Amendments to the Certificate of
Heli-Coil
to
_
date of
15.
solutions
stumbling-block
committee
new
Grip Nut Co. v^is founded in 1904 and has operated since that time
as
a
closely-held corporation.
Grip Nut produces a complete line of
specialty fasteners including lock nuts, weld nuts and clinch nuts at
its plant at South Whitley, Ind.
It holds many patents in the fields
of lock nut design and manufacturing methods.
For its fiscal year ending Sept, 30,
1959. Grip Nut had sales and
other income of $3,801,284 and carped $380,833 after taxes,
Heli-Coil
Corp. had sales and other income of $4,230,837 and net income of
$073,082 after taxes for the 12 months ended Oct. 31, 1959, on a pro
common
Net
approved
stockholders
the
finding
major
a
that
announced
effective
all
to
at
Hrii-Coil
oi
rockets for Project Mercury.
on
effectuated
the
Dec.
on
Hinsdale
$2,004,584 $20,909,097 $19,427,820
1,270,751 12,835,535 11,779,092
252.000
2,308,000
2,312,000
189.479
2,338,174
1,983,047
$2,202,534
1,301,710
......
expenses
income taxes.
operating
Net
after
Incorporation
business
Co.
further
split,
following
made
78,750 shares
Aircraft
Baruch
week
one
of
was
stockholders
by. Heli-Coil
two-for-one
dc
1959—10 Mos.—1958
1958
1950-—Month-
Operating
Other
announcement
total
A
McDonnell
Inc.—Earnings-
Telephone Co. of Indiana,
General
Period End. Oct. 31—
Federal
The
acquisition
1959
Monday, December 28,
.
work practices issue-which has been a
the industry-wide steel negotiations.
resulting from "automation, tech¬
nological change and local working conditions"
was announced by
Charles J. Smith, District Director of United Steelworkers of America,
AFL-CIO, and Jack L. Ashby, Kaiser President.
This plant-level committee was created by the agreement sl|tted by
the union and the company on Oct. 26, 1959.
The group will hold its
first meeting early in January to study mutually satisfactory solutions
to
work
practice
problems.
The
committee is charged to "apply
themselves conscientiously to these problems to the end oi achieving
for
formal approval of the
meeting held in Danbury,
common stock, par value
$1.00, will be exchanged for all of the outstanding stock of Grip Nut.
In reviewing the progress of the company during the past year, Mr.
Baruch cited several new applications of HelirCoil, inserts in the rare
metal fields. Most significant is with the Brush Beryllium Co. of Cleve¬
land,
Ohio,
who
have been
experimenting
with Beryllium for the
Coil.
Conn.
shares of
25,000
.
to
Commercial and, Financial Chronicle ?.
The
(2712)
United
Dec.
22
Steel
the formation
of
of
filed
corporation
organize
to
with
the
a
disclosed
national
Comptroller
Wisconsin
on
Dec.
bank
of
in
America
a
Strike
and
the
joint six-man
End—
ration
-
corporation
committee with
stated
residents
on
to
the
responsibility
p.
2242.
announced
that
of
up
the
to
40b
Oak
Creek
the
area,
it
Creek,
Currency,
of
Bank—
that
16
Oak
Marine
an
The
that
will
which
National
be
has
bank be
Bank with
the
offered
no
applica¬
application,
the
application
the
stock
filed
has
Wis.
proposes
organized under the name of Oak Creek
capital funds of $350,000.
In sponsoring
Corp.—Seeks
Steelworkers
tion
corpo¬
for sale
bank.—V.
190,
Number 5911
190
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Plastics, Inc.,
Fiber-Glass &
Marine
.
systems
Seattle, Wash.—
corporation on Nov. 30 filed a letter of notification with the.
SEC
covering 200,000 shares of common stock ipar 10 cents)
to be
offered
at SI.50 per share, through Best Securities,
Inc., New York,
York.
„
will
ness
dustry,
proceeds are to be used for new plant expenditures, research and
development and for working capital.
He
& Milling
Co., Inc., Las Vegas, Nev.—
Dec. 15 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of capital. stock to be offered at par
($1 per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for expenses incidental to mining op¬
erations.
•
\.
...
Bank
Manhattan
Chase
$1
has
value,
par
been
appointed
agent
transfer
190,
for
Bankers
the
at
189,
47.
p.
Trust
Co.,
Wall
16
St.,
y
York
New
Y.
N.
15,
.■/v."-
,//
Co., Inc., Baltimore, Md.
Files With
—
$32.50
'The
at
are
new
Casting Corp., to form the new Arwood Corporation.
Atlas Corp.
the principal stockholder of Mercast.
The new Arwood Corp. would
had combined assets in excess of $4,500,000 in 1959 and plants
in California, Connecticut, New Hampshire, New York and Ohio with
precision castings sales of approximately $10,000,000 in that year.
According to merger plans already approved by the boards of direc¬
tors of Mercast and Arwood, and slated
for action by Arwood stock¬
holders early in January, Mercast will receive 20% of the new common
stock of Arwood plus an undisclosed amount of notes in exchange
stock
entire
will
continue
from
the
hold
to
Arwood
dridge,
Mercast's
of
wholly-owned
Corp. and Alloy Precision
shareholding in the new
merged
Co.
Mercast
addition
In
Mercast
company,
ba^i^Mercast patents and receive royalties
asTwell
licensee
a
as
subsidiaries,
Castings
and
debt
from
as
Thompson
Wool-
Ramo
Mercast will
also hold approximately $300,000 of convert¬
and 100'- of the stock of Gray
A
Huleguard,
a
concern. which
is. showing
a
rapid expansion
in
several phases of the missile electronics business.
Due to the pro¬
posed change in character of the business, the directors are consider¬
ing a change in the name of Mercast.
Mr.
Odium explained that Mercast will obtain a
substantial posi¬
tion in a corporation that, has an excellent growth record.
Mr. Wood,
a former
chairman of the Council of Profit-sharing Industries, stated
that, "By offering the Mercast process plus Arwood investment and
shell castings, the new company will have the most complete line of
precision castings in the industry."
Arwood Corp. will have
its main offices at 321 West 44th Street,
New York City, and will be under the general direction of the present
Arwood
Precision
management.
The new company will be able to
supply both ferrous and non-ferrous castings ranging from a fraction
Inc.
to
missiles
highly
will
and
specialized
become
vehicles
space
systems
ible notes of the Summers Gyroscope Co,
development
pronounced.—V.
more
to over
ounce
an
hundred
a
pounds.
has
Arwood
long been active in the small and medium size casting
the lost wax (and plastic) method. A recent development
has been the perfecting of a shell process for intermediate size cast¬
ings.
Mercast and Alloy Precision have been prominent in larger
castings using the patented frozen mercury process.
The
new
company
will have seven major divisions—foundries in
Tilton, N. H.; Groton, COnn.; Brooklyn, N. Y., and Los Angeles, Calif.,
for conventional investment and shell castings; a foundry in La Verne,
Calif., for frozen mercury and shell castings, and a large central
tool shop and research laboratory in Brooklyn, N. Y.—V. 190, p. 1181.
field
using
Metropolitan
be .put
into
Broadcasting Corp.—Acquisition—
W.
of
joint
R.
Grace
A
Co.,
for
approximately
million,
$14
is
the
at
and
Ralston-Purina
3,215
cubic
feet
Co.,
said
and
Kleiser
the
closing will
take
plant
of
space.
the
new
is
cars
expected
by
March
Bick
1,
place early in
said.
2343.
p.
in
central
11
and
working
extent
states.
It now has outstanding
preferred stock and indebtedness.
to
capital
and
will
be
be
will
initially
used
to
to reduce outstanding bank loans.
prospectus lists Charles J. Claude as President.
"own
16.7%
and
27.2%
respectively,
of
The
j
;
He
it
was
1960.
the
com¬
substantial
a
another
and
the
,
common.
to
added
outstanding
...
Napex, Inc., Grand. Junction, Colo.—Files With SEC—
corporation
Dec-.
on
filed
3
letter
a
covering
($1
275,000 shares of common
share), without underwriting.
per
The
-^-V.
proceeds
190,
to
are
be
used
for
notification
of
stock
to
general
be
the
with
offered
corporate
at
par
The SEC
Washington
indictment
an
fraud
in
the
and
its
and
Jean
Regional
returned
was
sale
of
President,
R.
Paul
office
Dec.
National
Blank,
announced
18,
1959
Electro
well
as
Veditz,
Video
National
Corp.
.
Dec.
by
Corp.
Jean
as
that
charging
21,
1959
(USDC-EDVA)
Process
Philip
Newman
Newman, New York brokei:-dealer firms,
<
that
company
Veditz
R.
Inc.
Co.,
Associates,
Inc.,
and
Philip
and six other individuals.
Common Stock Sold —Public
—
offering of 283,307 shares of National Video Corp. class
A stock at a price of $15 per share was made to quick
oversubscription by Bache & Co. and associates on Dec.
23.
The offering marked the first public sale of the
company's stock. All of the shares were sold for the
certain
of
account
selling
stockholders,
including of¬
ficers of the company.
certificate
Each
evidencing
standing
the
for
interest
an
class
shares
A
sold
bears
an
hold
affiliated
corporation,
in
the
United
will
all
endorsement
the
of
Electronics, Inc.,
a
with National Video.
Rico
producer of cathode
largest
which
Trust
a
of
company
BUSINESS—The
sets
in
stock
common
manufacturing
Puerto
such
sells
It
tubes
these
of
electron
its
in
of
stock;
gun
shares
283,307
requirements
capitalization
of
National
Video
A stock;
333,360 shares of class
debt.
•
No. of Slis.
84,807
j—_
Allyn and
Kaufman
Company,
Inc.
^Lester,
Bros.
in
the
four
far
states
western
Cal¬
of
_—
15,000
Miller, Tallman & Co., Inc.
Simonds & Co., Inc.
7,500
5,000
3,000
Mitchum, Jones A Temple-
7,500
3,000
ton
David
A.
Noycs
Co
&
Peters, Writer & ChristenInc.
sen,
_____—_
Co.-——__
&
ifornia, Washington, Oregon and Arizona.
Metropolitan
Broadcasting
Emanuel,
Corporation
presently
two
operates
TV
Clement
—
7,500
3,000
Rodman
—
Rothschild
5,000
Ira
p. 2450.
H.
Securities
Shearson, Hammill & Co.__
15,000
Renshaw
&
Hentz
covering
filed
shares
of
common
stock
notification
special
tools,
Net income
Federal
offered
$1) to be
Philadelphia. Pa.
(par
up
Co.—Net
worth
The
cent
a
share.
common
year
to
—V.
$4,482,465
190,
p-
and
shareholders
is
increased
to
$7.75
during
the fiscal
share.
common
a
361.
More Electronics
increased
Regulator
V.-P.
—
more
of
we
complexity
do
not
defense
money
electronic
of
weapons
systems
the
and
challenge of
must
be
look
'
for
and space,"
for research,
and systems."
spent
components
increases
Keating, said,
"it
is
development
in
the
federal
that
production
apparent
and
12,000
_
Westheimer A Co
wells
ended
C.
J.
that
30,
Nov.
basis
adjusted
the
of
Wheat
&
—.
Co._—___
nnft
extent
revenues
as
$104,621,734
5,
Be
Acquired-
the
for
Field
Venezuela
.eastern
in
and
the
Expansion—
Corp.—Foreign
acquired complete manu¬
facturing facilities in Holland to supply its full line of dry-cleaning,
laundry, and garment finishing equipment to European markets.
According to John A. Bouvier, Jr., President of Pan-Tex, who made
the announcement, "the Holland plant is part of a far-reaching ex¬
pansion
which,
program
the
in
East,
Far
corporation
I.,
R.
ultimately,
America
South
has
establish
will
other
and
is
plant
new
located
Bouvier said.
In
of
England, a licensee of Pan-Tex, James Armstrong & Co.. Ltd.,
is also expanding its operations to meet the needs of the
Seven countries that comprise its territory for marketing.
was
disclosed by Mr.
Bouvier that his company has recently
London,
Outer
It
established
with headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland,
expansion activities of Pan-Tex interests in
affiliate,
an
all
coordinate
to
the
of
elsewhere overseas.
The
new
Dutch
plan/ will make standard items in the domestic
company line and, in addition, certain of the specialties developed by
General Research &
Development Corp., a wholly-owned subsidiary,
Europe
and
in
located
Syracuse,
Y.
N.
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—Deal Completed—
Illinois
Gas
Natural
Pipeline
During 1959 military and space spending, for electronics amounted
a
little over $4 billion, and in the coming year this figure is ex¬
pected to increase by $1 billion or more, the Honeywell executive said.
t
forecast was based
at
$27
The
on
the
fact
that
advances
in
weapon
9.348
share,
per
proceeds
are
the
for
balance
the
the
for
Gas capital
ples
for
of net
1
12
1958
for
two shares
each
Illinois common
of Texas
and Trust Co.,
Bank
appointed agent to distribute the'stock.
Fractional shares of Peoples Gas common
of Chicago has
will not be issued.
Any Texas Illinois stockholder whose number of shares is not divisible
by two may either buy or sell through the agent a fractional interest
-
round
to
to
out
share.
full
a
stock
Bjork said the dividend of 57cents per share on Peoples Gas slock
payable on January 15, 1960, to stockholders of record on December 15,
1959, will be payable on Peoples Gas shares distributed in exchange for
Texas Illinois common stock under the plan.—V. 190, p. 2142.
Perrine
Industries, Inc.
the
for
ended
Nov.
30,
by the
proceeds
to set
company
from the sale of the debentures will be
and equip two proposed new plants; to
up
and further equip the company's Brooklyn plant; to acquire
additional inventory for operations; to eliminate indebtedness to banks
and to finance accounts receivable.
The balance of the proceeds will
improve
used
be
for
general
redeemed,
into
corporate purposes,
The
debentures
class
A
will
•>
stock
common
convertible,
be
at
initial
an
price
Nov. 27 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (no par) to be offered
without underwriting.
to be used for working
capital.—V.
189,
p.
1024.
the
Fort
of $5,361,752.
Wayne,
The
Inc.—Forecast-
Ind., corporation had gross operating rev¬
expected to exceed $37 million,
1959 gross is
earnings per share of $3.50.
This compares with gross operating
revenues of $33,781,192
for 1958, when earnings per share were $2.50.
Industries,
BUSINESS—Perrine
the
for
use
jalousie
and
doors
direct
The
Fla.,
expect our gross operating revenues to reach $^4
—V.
189,
p.
2678.
is
en¬
in
company
windows,
t"b
sale
to
company
doors,
sliding glass doors, glass patio doors,
National distribution is obtained
enclosures.
major manufacturers and distributors of these
believes it is • one of the largest processors of
for jalousie, windows and doors in the country.
As a processor
glass products the company ranks in sales volume among
glass
of
(Miami)
Hialeah
Inc.,
importing and processing glass.
From European
imports clear and obscure glass which it proc¬
in such finished products as jalousie, awning and oilier
principally
other flat
the
the area it serves.
largest in
EARNINGS
had
net
the
For
-
sales
CAPITALIZATION
standing
months
10
of $2,783,671
UNDERWRITERS
completion
Upon
capitalization
of
240.500 shares of
of class B common stock.
ended
the
class
of
company
A
31,
Aug.
the
1959,
the current financing, out¬
will consist of $1,728,846 of
stock and 122.500 shares
common
-
Face Amount of
Face Amount of
Fuller
D.
Debentures to
be Purchased
Clayton Securities Corp.__
Berwyn T. Moore &
100,000
Simon
M.
—V.
190,
p.
A'
A
C.
Co._
Crane
F.
Sears
Rpbinson
35,000
Co
A
Inc.
Cassell
Draper,
50.000
Fuller
Cohu
Stetson,
Co._
A
A
Co.,
Inc.
A Co
Co.,
Inc.
__
30.000
25,000
25,000
25,000
1680.
Swartwout Co.—To Be
See
M.
Winslow.
50,000
Oppenbeimer A Co.—50,000
Kreeger
Jones,
S40,00q
Co..
A
Ernest
100,000
Inc.
Co..
Hopp
Co._——$970,000
A
company
of $155,376.
net earnings
and
Acquired—
with
1960 with earnings per share of
$6.35
of
share. The debentures will be redeemable at optional redemption
prices ranging from 105''. to par and through the sinking fund at »
redemption price of par,- plus accrued Interest in each case.
S.
on
previously
unless
per
debt;
and before dividends on preferred
months ended Nov. 30, 1959, as
previous 12 months period.—V. 190.
S. D.
Dec. 23, $1,500,000 Perrine
on
PROCEEDS—Net
used
10,
period.
—
which
Industries, Inc.
§1/2.% convertible subordinated debentures, due Dec. 1,
1979, at 100% and accrued interest from Dec. 1, 1959.
had offered
items.
income ap¬
Debentures Offered
—
Fuller & Co. is manager of an underwriting group
through
split on Nov.
months
stock
Continental Illinois National
stock.
I.
1949
to
been
12
the
North American Van Lines,
enues
assets
its
transferred
Co.
15 to complete a
reorganization announced last September. The transfer was
announced by Eskil I. Bjork, Chairman of Peoples Gas, of which both
pipeline companies are subsidiaries.
Under the plan common stockholders of Texas Illinois of record at
the close of business on Dec. 14, 1959, will receive one share of Peo¬
of
Debentures to
covering
facilities
Pan-Tex
areas."
in Winschoten, northern Holland, and
provides 30,000 square feet of manufacturing ancl office space. It will
be operated by
a
Dutch affiliate, now in proces of formation, Mr.
The
2661.
corporation
additional
cost of about $250,000;
a
toward
Manufacturing
esses
charges
for
$14,479,871
to
$500,000
Pawtucket,
type
the 2 1/10
$96,642,117
fixed
$15,057,148
was
compared
p.
to
after
income
Net
stock
were
compared
of
Pan-Tex
1959.
1959,
Piritat
the
(b) participation
erection of a repressuring plant
in the Aguasay Field in eastern Venezuela to be shared by Venezuelan
Atlantic Refining Company
and Sinclair Venezuelan Oil Company if
such construction is deemed necessary; and (o repayment of advances
and discharge of current liabilities.—V. 187, p. 679,
3,000
1958.
Earnings per share have been
shares outstanding at
the end. of
reflect
to
in
production facilities at
the
gaged
reported
has
the
on
periods,
"We
to
said tiis
both
in
substantial
"At the
He
months
12
calculated
SEC
present time," he noted, "electronics accounts for approxi¬
mately 20%
of the military equipment dollar, compared with 10%
at the time of Korea.
The coming year will probably show an increase
to more than 25%."
.
months
12
the
The
Spending—
Stephen F.
well's Military Products Group.
for
_____
State Electric & Gas Corp.—Net Up—
Sees
to give the electronics industry a bigger share of
military and space dollars in 1960, according to
Keating, Vice-president in charge of Minneapolis-Honey¬
"Although
Inc..
Nichols, Inc., Exeter, N. H.—Files With SEC—
Co.
space are expected
the
government's
budgets
Co.,
common stock was equivalent to $1.93 a share
for
ended Nov. 30,
1959. as compared to $1.84 a share
to
V
•
of
be Purchased
Minneapolis-Honeywell
The
was
equivalent
now
&
"
corporation
plicable
Gross
capital
of the common
walston
5,000
1
■•//.'.
'
has
now.
the sale
CONVERSION
5,000
—
S^e Crane Co., above.—V. 190* p. 1423.
Up—
at Sept. 30, 1959, was $2,661,752.
"Purchases of
substantial steel inventories prior to the steel strike permitted opera¬
tions to continue until the present," President J. W. McDougal noted.
Net
five
of
field
shower
Sept. 30, 1959, this Detroit manufacturer of
steel forgings and castings has reported net
44%
from $9,275,506 in the previous fiscal
one
Co...-
1735.
p.
company
sources,
sales
$630,584 after all charges and estimated U. S.
equivalent after class A dividends to $1.08 a share
common shares outstanding.
This compares with 1958
or
7,500
Co.
at
was
income of $8,988
Working
7,500
Labouisse,
Weil,
190,
—V.
■'
«
outstanding 3,618,881 shares of stock. Net
additional stock, estimated at $685,000 assum¬
ing all shares are sold at an average price of $2.50 per share, will bo
added to the company's general funds'-and used as follows; (a) drilling
Towbin
Unterberg,
E.
National-U. S. Radiator Corp.- -To
equipment,
new
SEC
income tax.
578.351
the
to
year
$13,366,148.
of
the
with
C.
12,000
Friedrichs and
of
3 000
3mith Hague & Co
Stein Bros. & Boyce
Fay ..—5,000
A
New York
Manufacturing
industrial
net
letter
a
1
Co
&
Hooker
working capital.
and
fiscal
its
year.
on
15
share, through Harrison A Co..
proceeds are to be used for construction,
Miller
sales
Dec.
on
100.000
promotions
For
■
5,000
Co.___
&
3,000
Co.-_,
A
3',000
Co/
C©.____
&
Haupt
Howard,
Exchange Commission—
company
per
Co.,
A
Freehling, Meyerhoff &
Hirsch
Mifflin, McCambridge Co., Iliverdale, Md.—Files With
The
Evans
A.
Co—
&
is involved.
underwriting
The
proceeds of
3,000
5,000
.
Co.
^
two radio stations in New York, Cleveland and Washing¬
(WNEW-TV in New York and WTTG-TV in Washington and
WNEW-AM & FM. New York, and WHK-AM A FM. Cleveland).—V. 190,
$3
Deetjen
&
and
stations
ton, D. C.
The
Podesta
Cruttenden.
No
Dec.
on
3,000
Co
& Co
Ryons
—__
Baker.
and
Rico
from
No. ofShs.
ACo.
Co.—Registers With SEC—
Caracas, Venezuela, filed a registration statement
18, 1959, covering 300,000 shares of its common
capital stock." The statement also includes voting trust certificates
for
the
said
300,000 shares of stock,
which are to be offered for
sale at the market from time to time on the American Stock Exchange.
of
company
the SEC
with
class
of
and $604,977 of long-term
UNDERWRITERS—
C.
This
Texas
Chicago.
CAPITALIZATION—Outstanding
B
Pan coastal Petroleum
<
plan
in
manufactures the balance
consists
corporation on Dec,. 14 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 60,000 shares of common stock (par 50 cents) to be
at $5 per share, through Ross Securities, Inc., New York, N. Y.
and First Pacific Equities Corp., Portland, Ore,
The proceeds are to be used to purchase or charter additional ships
and equipment, to pay balance of mortgage and for working capital.
SEC
Peoples Gulf Coast Natural Gas Pipeline Co., on Dec.
in Chicago, 111,, is the third
(picture tubes) for TV receiving
tubes
80%
1838.
p.
Pan-Alaska Fisheries, Ine., Seattle, Wash.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
tubes
and Trav-ler sets and Warwick Manufacturing Co., the prin¬
cipal maker of sets sold by Sears Roebuck A Co. Rico Electronics, Inc.
manufactures
electron
guns
for sale to National Video, which pur¬
about
400,000
$0,145
-
reached record high
also
1959,
31.
located
ray
Carlson
chases
^
Oct.
at
out¬
States,
made
TV
190,
436,700
$0,175
;
share____
Backlog
/
Rican
producing approximately one out of every
this country, exclusive of reclaimed tubes.
primarily to television set manufacturers for
use
principally as original equipment in new sets, its customers in¬
cluding manufacturers
of
the Admiral,
Motorola, Muntz, Setchelleight
Highs.
$2,400,000.—V.
This
National Electro Process Corp.—Fraud Charged—
.
$903,734
58,590
76,967
outstanding
"Earnings per common
purposes.
2661.
p.
1958
1959
$1,225,201
profit
Shares
to
*
operates
-*Net
SEC—
midwestern
of the sale of additional stock
Courts
&
was
Subs.)—Earnings—
offered
Bateman, Eiehler A Co._r; 5,000
Bear, Stearns A' Co.___—15,000
Birr
&
Co., Inc.___-.__—
3,000
Blair & Co. Inc.
12,000
Foster
Grace
it
cars,
$365,000.
by John W. Kluge, Chairman and President of
Broadcasting, and J. Peter Grace, President of W. R.
statement
Metropolitan
(&
sales
"Net
of
service
capacity
director
A.
announced Pec. 21.
A
Corp.
Three Months Ended Oct. 31—
The
70-ton
a
332,952 common shares in addition
Bache
This New York corporation has completed negotiations for the acqui¬
sition of the 58ryear old Foster and Kleiser outdoor advertising divi¬
sion
190,
Hoppers—
has
.
of
and
hearing in "stop order" proceedings pending against Securities
registration statements
filed
by
the said
companies.—V.
190,
Pall
com¬
many
.' This company, of 174 East Sixth Streot, St. Paul, Minn., filed a
registration statement with, the SEC on Dec. 21, 1959 covering 100,000
common
shares, to be offered for public sale through an underwriting
gro, p headed by Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
Public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company arid subsidiaries are engaged in the consumer
financing
is
have
Manufacturing
of
190,
The
announced Dec. 21 by Floyd B. Odium, Chair¬
man of Atlas Corp.,
and Rawson L. Wood, President of Arwood Pre¬
cision Casting Corp., it has been agreed in principle that two subsidi¬
aries
of
the
Mercast
Corp.
will merge with the Arwood Precision
the
of
Indiana.
has
Delivery
SEC
plans
to
will
cars
car
expenditure
—V.
2031.
p.
Mercast Corp.—Subs. In MergerAccording
to
effects
Railroad
Lafayette,
pany's
share).
No underwriting is involved.
to be used for working capital.—V. 188,
per
its
and
Net proceeds
The corporation on Dec. 16 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 769 shares of common stock and 769 shares of non¬
voting common stock to be offered to employees of the company at
the
market
(as
established from time to time, at a price not to
this
fortunes
purchased 30 covered hopper
announced by Carl Sick, President of the Indiana line.
SEC
to
the
5
2242.
changing nature of the busithe military
electronics in¬
in
•
/
Securities and Exchange Commission
proceeds
aircraft
production
Monon
business
McCormick &
for
the
Act
p.
Murphy Financing Co.—Registers With
corporation has called for redemption on Feb. 15, next, through
opertaion of the sinking fund, $500,000 of its general mortgage 5%
bonds due Feb. 15, 1977 at 100%
plus accrued interest. Payment will
The
than
electronics
more
1422.
p.
May Stores Realty Corp.—Partial Redemption—
exceed
that
,
The
made
from
Monon RR.—Buys
Total
corporation.—-V.
the
of
shift
continue
The
.
be
in
that
fact
.
Marquardt Corp.—Transfer Agent—
capital stock,
the
volume
Each
—v.
the
conditions
"significant fluctuations"
point
a
the
program.
"Record
corporation on
300,000
The
to
on
space
1837.
p:
Commission—
covering
the
unsettled
cause
with
said
from
will
Marko Mining
Files With Securities. Exchange
The
and
a
panies.
The
SEC
electronics
on
for
is
Keating
■
depend
decreased volume,
major part of any
cautioned, however, that
equipment
The
New
complexity
compensates
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
(2713)
Co..
above.—V.
185.
p.
2037
million during
$4.25," President James D. Edgett said.
-
Phillips Developments, Inc.—Registers
With SEC—
corporation, located at 1111 West Foothill Blvd., Azusa, Calif.,
registration statement
with the SEC on Dec. 21 covering
400,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale through,
an
underwriting group headed by Allen. A Company, Bear, Steams
This
Oil, Gas & Minerals, Inc.—Hearings-Postponed—
At
Inc.,
the
request of counsel for American Investors Syndicate,
Gas A Minerals,
Inc., of New Orleans, the SEC has
postponement from Dec. 23. 1959 to Jan. 23, 1960, of
further
and
authorized
Oil,
a
filed
a
Continued
on page
48
6
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(2714)
Dallas Power & Light,
grouped in two separate
tables,
in tne first we indicate ail the dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a second table
in which we show the payments previ¬
announcements
Dividend
payment date.
Chemical
Allied
(quar.)
Products
Control
Air
„oWers
wkm
pn
Share .Payable oj Rec.
12'/bC
2-1
1-15
oj Company
Name
Corp.-^
approve
a
2-for-l split)
-1-22
(year-end)
—15c
1-15
Aluminum Specialty Co., SI.2C pfd. A (quar.)
20c
12-29
American Cast Iron Pipe Co., 6% pfd. (s-a)
$3
1-1
American Insurance Co. (Newark, N. J.)-— •
32 aC
3-1
American-Marietta
Co., com, (quar.)__—^
25c
2- 1
preferred
515>
(quar.)
American Steamship
will
Stockholders
12-31
12-31
12-31
April
on
6
on
C
Nitrate
1-4
12-23
12-23■
12-18
a
Equipment
Steel
Atlantic
Co.
each
for
<L. S.
Ayres
&. Co.)
4te'ft
Rubber
$3
partic.
Extra
$1.50
$1.75
50c
Bethlehem
Big
Foundry
Stores
Bear
Full
Big
Sandy
Block
1-22
-..-a—
Corp.,
1-15
Fund
59b
Corp.,
Burma-Oil
112-31
12-20
1-
1
12-18
1-15
12-31
C.
M.
100c
(extra)
(initial quar.)
Grief
$4.50
1-31
12-31
1
12-31
dividend)^
117
•121,ac
1-
0c
11'c' preferred (quar.)
UVc preferred (quar.)
—
12-29
11-17
50c
12-30
12-15
12-31
5.30'Tr
Bros.
Halle
l
1-12
40c
1-20
12-31
Hamilton
Watch
$1.75
'
1-15
12-31
Hartford
Fire
$2.40
$1.50
1-15
12-31
Hartford
preferred
(quar.)
$1.17(b
1-15
12-31
Havana
preferred
(quar.)
$1.27Va
1-15
12-31
32c
2-1
1-4
30c
2-
1
1-
4
Hayes
31c
2-
1
1-
4
this
31 Ac
2-
1
1-
4
Water
Telephone, com. (quar.)
.preferred (.quar.)
preferred <quar.),,blv____,,,_,:
:
..
$1.25
.
preferred (quar.)_,_,
preferred (quar.).._
$1.32
Camden
Refrigerating
Canadian
33c
Terminals
&
Fairbanks-Morse
Co.
Slioe
B
Capital
Co.,
class
A
12-29
2
2
12-23
l-li
12-31
1-18
A
&
South
1-4
de
Mark
&
Idarado
12-31
Indian
4'5c
1-21
12-31
ioc
12-31
10-10
Corp.—
:
,
Inc.
Extra
Columbia
-
$4.25
Co.
(quar.),,..
Ltd.,
.a—
.—
Commercial
.—
—
Corp.
Commonwealth
12-24
o.jo
1-15
Connecticut
Corp.,
Ltd.
$2.04
(quar.),.
preferred (quar.),,
$2.00
preferred
preferred
preferred
C—I"
"
^
_
™
(ouar.)_.._.
(quar.)
(quar.)
;•
■___
—;—
Consolidated
Water
Co.,
Exploration.
class
Ltd.
A
(quar.),,
(initial)
,•
Cooper (Peter) Corp., 0pfd. (quar.)__,_
Counselor's Investment Fund, Inc
Courtauld's,
Ltd..^ Amer. dep.
Craddock-Terry Shoe,
pieferred
Cramer
Crown.
Controls
Cork
Crouse-Hinds
Cudahy
(s-a
Corp.
A^Seal
Co.
Packing,
common
for Ord.
rets,
(s-a)
)—
T75c
1-31
1-10
$4.36
$4.22
4
1-31
(Stock
Northern
Northwestern
2-15
1-15
1
1-
1
12-15
35c
1-
1
1-29
1-15
55c
1-25
11-
9
517
317
-
l-lo
2-1
1-10
1-15
Co.,
Ltd
dividend) 1,11
(quar.)
(quar.)
4V2/7
o.
12-24
12-31
1*^-14
12-22
12-15
50c
i1
'51c
o.
o.
1
preferred
2ZZZZZ
(quar.),Z
5
1-
1-
8
.
2-15
■
pref.
Iowa-Illinois
Oklahoma
1-14
12-31
12-31
477
1
1-15
<fe
2-
1
1-15
20 c
1-
1-
'
12-22
this
20c
1-20
1-
50uc'
o.
1
2-1
35c
1-
1-20
11-
4
1-
4
1-20
1-20
25c
-
2-
v
1-15
75c
2-15
1-15
75c
1-
Parke
1:
2
5
1-
4
12-80
Co.
omitted
*
»'■'
40c
1-
2
12-28
2-
1
Class
50c
1
12-21
S3
effective
12-31
12-31
12-14
25c
Reitman's
Class
30c
,2.2
31 Ac
$25c
(quar.),_
(6c
Fund
3c
A
1-22
Revere
12-31
4
12-18
Klein
171'<c
1-15
12-31
Knapp-Monarch
2-
1
1-
4
(S.)
Kulilman
Co.,
2-
i
1"15
12-21
12-10
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
1-15
12-31
2-
1
1-
•
-
quar.
12-
20c
1-2
2
2-
1
12-30
1
2-
1
"$1.05
2-
1
Selas
1-15
1-15
Clay
150c
*^-15"
'
1
2-
25e
$1.121'2
1^-30
Co.,
l-ll
1
1-15
50c
15
\Z
4
59b
Common
1
1-15
2-
1
12-28
12-31;
12-28
1-15
12-31
90c
2-
1
2-
1
1-12-
1--8
12-28
(quar.
10c
on
1-12
com¬
.
.
Calif,
2-
1
1-15
1-
1
12-26
l-'l
12-26
1-25
1-11
1-15
1-
4
1-
1
25c
(quar.
15c
Co.
of
Canada,
Ltd.—
(quarf)4^:-!_;,
Button
Trust,
$$1.19
certificates
Ltd.,
(Com.
.2-
1
$0,066
12-31
12-28
51c
12-30
11-17
25c
1-15
shares.,,
(quar.V.,-,
Raceway
payment
1-
5
omitted
12-28
1-
8
12-19
A
Slater
South
iv2c
1-15
12-31
.12-21
50c
1-15
12-31
25c
2-
(quar.)___.__
15c
(quar.t
20c
13:,4C
-
!
(quar.)
50c
(s-a),,
75c
1-
5
8
1-27
12-30
1-
1
2-
1
1-19
12-31
12-21
2nd
preferred
Shares
(from
new
Ltd.,
Inc-.—*
-
:
.
{initial).:,
Angeles)
1-
5
1-10.
1-
5
12-17
1-27
12-31
20c
■
1-12
12-28
6- 3c
1-12
12-28
•1-12
12-28
1-11
12-28
1-11
12-28
10c
15c
1-15
1
*_
$25c
2-
1
1-15
preferred
f*53c
1-15
12-31
35c
1-14
jioc
1-15
12-31
4
12-21
12-21
(quar.)
Hungerford) Co.—
(initial
common
Stores, -Ltd.
Atlantic
preferred
quar
)
'
Gas,i
common
(quar.),,,,
20c
(quar.)
Bakeries
Co.,
dividends
ticipating
Southern
Color-do
12-17
4.72'>7
preferred
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.4
12-12
5.44'7
preefrred
(quar.)
2
12-12
4.7217
1-2
12-12
30c
1-15
12-31
2nd-preferred
Materials
Southern
Nevada
5 (217
prefer'-ed
common
(quar.),,
12-15
1
12-15
i2C
1-
1
12-15
2-15
2-
1
Co.,
3V[iC
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
22,2C
1
2-
$0,686
2-1
$0,596
ZZ'\
(quar.),,
(quar.)
1
1-
$0,596
;
'2- 1
1-15
1-15.
1-15
15c
(quar.)
Power
1-
371^
'12-12
Power,
l-"4
12v"c
par¬
< quar.)
1
Southern
and
preferred)
A
4
507
common
California Gas Co., 6V
preferred
Southern
(On
1-
$1.25
participating preferred®(quar.)__
Participating
Stock
1-
12 (be
common,,-,,,
cents
12-28
-
(quar.)__
common
'25c
7,..—
1-15
lrl6
$1
12-19
1-
,
investment
com.
,
12-19
$1
,40c
2,
12'2c
(ouar.)
—_—^,4^
50c
1-
,
7c
Inc.,
25c
(quar.)
.•-■.4.;
12-17.
2-
20c
—
(J.
617/
.1-2.
$1.18*4,
2-
5'.
12-23
3-15
$30c
Southern
50
5
12-18
3-31
50c
;
Sobers
12-17
1
1-
12-24
15c
(initial)__,_,
convertible
B
$2.12
12-17
1-
12-31
1-15
15c
.
(N.),
Smith
1-15
25c
of America—
Extra
12-31
75c
20c
*-■
American
Class
1-15
4Vise
Bakeries,
*
Company,
,_-,a—
Seligman & Latz,
1-29
...
common
(quar.),
Company
&
Selected
12-19
common
(quar.).__7
United
(quar.)
1-22'
-1-11
time)
cents
50
62Vac
(s-a)
——
preferred
Langendorf
8
12-31'
20c
of
Co.
Selection
Corp
50c
—
common
Extra
8,
1-
1-22
%ll2C
Extra
(quar.
Lane
2-15
1-
12-18
$1.17(2
pfd.
quar.)
preferred (quar.
Seven-Up Bottling (Los
(quar.)
Co.
7
1-25'
30c
417
...
12-10
"Mb
2-
at
$1
11-17
J
6.
1-20
25c
Schuster (Ed.) & Co., 41*417
pfd. (qdar.)__
Security Insurance Co. of New Haven (quar.)
Security Storage Co. (Washngton, D. G.)—
Quarterly
1-29
4—50c.
12-28
Company,
12-31
377
1
~
Extra
3-
•'
$0,070
Extra
1
6
1-
Ltd.—
Scott-Mattson Farms
12-18
47 Vac
omitted
payment
Kuppenlieimer <fe Co. (s-ai..__^
Lafayette Insurance (New Orleans)
,.•
L7'_, 4.
.
(quar.)
(quar.
preferred
Extra
1-11
20c
12-I8
1
2-1.
'2-
317
.
(initial)
Aluminum
Sargent
12-18
S3
_
1-I5
1
2-19
7c
62»2C
Racing Assn.
this
at
12-18
1-
:113c
.u
5c
1-
dividend)
1
1-
12-23
30c
Roosevelt
5
$1.09
)..'_7
r>-17
1
2-
l-.ll'
*
(initial
Rochester
—
(s-aTH
pfd.
6';-
12-30
50c
12-31
10c
Electric
Rhokana Corp. American
4
12-31
20c
quar.)
com. -1
(quar.)_2_
; ' '
Department Stores
Electric,
preferred
1-29
577
;:
dividend)___^___4.„„_i__,_
Varnish
Sanborn
9c
10'/'
'
$l,02>(
5'ii'.b
1-29
10c
■
Reynolds
realized
dividendl.
(quar.)..-
Corp.
(stock
2-11
in¬
from
from
....
Manufacturing
class
1-11
,
^,4.,,:,
(special)
(Canadai
A
4:1477
City Fire & Marine Insurance
4qc
:igc
(stock
Inc.
New
69b
12-24
1-25
dividend,
(stock
class A
Republic .Supply
50c
(quar.)
Kentucky-Tennessee
Kerr
12-17,
12-31
221*>c"
(quar.),,
'Reading Company (No action taken
mon payment at this time)
' 7
12-14
1-
29
...
(quar.
(quar.)
King-Seeley
pfd.
(quar.
Co,, 3.6077
preferred
(quar.)
Extia
(quar.)
4(277
Edison
Potomac
split
Jan.
(quar.)
5
12-23
25c
Gear
Corp.
-
.
;J.
pfd.
&
General
Reliance
j-'
•
two-forgone
(quar.)—
i.
5."
121(>c
'
Brewing Co., com. (quar.
preferred (quar.),___i__,_I,_
B
Rayette,
time)
'
12-18
1-
2-15*.
30c
217
Corp..
Ai Talbot
Pope
Portland
the
on
this
(quar.)__,_!
Applicators, Inc.
4.70 77
Power & Light Co.—
4
'
1-15
-
(coin,
Kansas
8
3 7 Vac
(increased quar.) _7u_'.
Co.'.(quar.
&
Polymer Corp,,
at
(quar.
5
1-
-3- X;:7
$1.25
(quar.
conv.
Plastic
12-31
1
(quar. )__7„
5
1-13
50c
preferred
Electronics
Steel
$2.50
12-15
1-15
3 7 (be
17.^
Joy Mfg.
12-31
Co.—
Machine
Pittsburgh
12-14
25c
Davis
Phoenix
5
2-
'
■
taken
Bell
Perkins
Electric—
Service
Johnson
12-31
1-20
dividend
Peaslee-Gilbert
1-15
1
60c
;v
,
;
at
&
preferred
1-15
(initial)
$5
4
66 (4 c
(quar.)._*_..,,__7JL77;..tv'15r .*
1.
1-5
Gas
1-30
20c
40c
4
2 f,,h
20c
•
Central
4 ','r
28c
;
Associates, Inc.— *
prior pref. (qngr.V ____7.
677
Stock
'.——7..
time)
Jersey
1-15
1-30
$1.06
quar.)__
(quar.)_V_
(quar,)
Pacific Car & Foundry
12-22.
2
37 tec
(stock
Inc.
Mfg.
3-17
1-20
12-22
1
12-24
&
Paper,
1
Electric—
(increased
common
4-
50c
preferred
Oil
Olin
12-17
25c
...
2-17
1- 2
Pacific
$1.12(b
__2_.
(increased
Heintz,
12-17
1-
2-29
5#
&
income)
Jacobson
12-21
2
4
25c
,
!
preferred
4.24 'b
.
Jack
12-31
1-
5'b
:
—
__,__77,_7
Common
1-14
New
________
Share,
preferred
preferred
12-21
l'__;___77.—
Gas
2-
Oxford
(quar.__i,'
&
Gas
12-31
dividend
Stock
1-29
20c
5'7
75c
States Portland Cement (quar.)
dividend
Ohio Gravel Co.
Inc.— r
pfd.
1- -8
__
(Minn.)—
„__7__-_7—
Quarterly
the'
this time)
(quar.).r.\.i.7"
**
a
(annual)
pfd.
$7
Insurance
50c
at
payment
Ltd.,
National
Year-end
Stock
12-28
2-19
5
1
siu.c
Utilities
15c
10c
on
2-15
$87
—
9
1-25
12-31
3-14
35c
(Chicago)
12-15
7 (be
10-14
1-20
1017
(special)
Insurance
Quarterly
2-
1
$3.40
(quar.),,
dividend)
I-11
10-29
2-15
12-24
11-
Northwestern
(quar.)'----—2
Telephone
Bond
Common
to
(stock
A
Investment
1-
55^
Printers, Inc.
class
50c
1-10
471,0
(quar.),,,
Extra.
5,0
12-21
12-31
15c
preferred
1-8
21 (4c
?
tilr
non-cum. preferred
Interior Breweries,
Ltd.-^—
1-15
U0r
preferred .(quar.)
Conwest
12-31
•
7-15
1
1 $1.25
(quar.)2,it^.;';_2..r
plus
Resorts
Inter-Mountain
Extra
preferred
$2.20
F'-28
Light & Power Co.—
$1.90
Connecticut
5
10.24
1-8
r)0c
$2
$2.09
2-15
12-31
Inter-Island
1-31
$G2
1
(quar.)
1-21
Ltd.—
12-30
2
8-
15c
Co.
Growth
profits)
^5c
—
;
—
International
Shares,
securities
1-
15c
(quar.)
Western
2-10
ilOc
dividendl._
(quar.)
Ltd.,
income
15c
_,,_7__4:,__7
Frontier
&
preferred
2-
$1
Corp..,,,,,—(_
12-15
1
$1.12(b
Gas
vestment
i-09
(increased, quar.)
Standard Insurance (Texas)—
Quarterly
Commodity
preferred
Natural
1-11
|25c
.—.
Corp.
Commercial AVhori Co.
$1.50
12-22
(stk. divd.),
com.
(quar.)
Baking
7
Ohio-—
$1.25
1-15
$i.oo'/a
Pictures Cofp.,
Commercial
50c
(quar.)
< increased )_.__
Mills,
Institutional
J5c
.
preferred
Niagara
Rhodesian
$$1
common
(annual),.
preferred
677
Investment
Brick
-2-1
i'«'(>.•
4-14'
Life
shares
71 Ac
(slock dividend)
2
American
(year-end)..
Mining
Institutional
;
5-
American
:
23c
(quar.)
1-15
15c
North
1-
12-161
677
North
32'bc
12-18*
1-2
12-15
Co.—
1
1- 2
$1.75
(quar.)
12-29
2-1
12-21
Aj
2-
1-15**
2-10
2
(quar.)
(quar;)_l__2i-.,__.__^
A.)
1
2-15
$6
15c
2
apjyroved
2-
15c
1-
action
5;
2-15
25c
1-
payments
1-
<
Ry. Adj. pfd. (quar.)
(initial-quar.)______,_.7,__
preferred (quar.),
:_7_„,._,
$1.50
(no
Press
prior pfd.
Transit System
12'be
(quar.),
(quar.
A
5Va9b
12-18
'
common
Head
Inland
___100'7
Terminals,
preferred
Co.
Process
12-15
Pasco.
Collin&wood
7%
the
Hydraulic
Trust—
Oil & Refining
Clayton
of
Houdry
1-21
interest
Times,
4
(quar.)..
(George
1-12
Corp. (stock dividend)5^;.:
Chesapeake Corp. (Va.) (quar.)
1
30c
Chicago Railway Equipment (year-end )_.,4T '
$1'
Churchill Downs, Inc.
7
—,$1.30
Clark
York
1-
(com.
class
Stockholders
1-15
split
Century Investors,
New
12-15
Central Hudson Gas A: Electric
Corp.
Cerro
Hormel
12-22
West
two-for-one
12-21
(quar.)
(quar.)_______
10c
pfd.
5
1-15
35c
_,_7_____,_7,__7____,_,7,4.
Co."
(quar.
(quar.)__!
Co.
&
or
ooc
Field
12-29
Co.,' common
preferred
12-28
Light
(quar,>7,liOc
beneficial
Process
$2.40
1
(quar.)..
Gas
(R.)
1
.
Central
Hoe
12-23
1-
Extra
of
New
12-23
1-
Common
Point
12-24
1-
<fc Power
Hooven & Allison Co
20c
2-
Meter
12-30
2
S3
t50c
5c
Neptune
1-15
1-
28c
Co.—
preferred (quar.
Mfg.
com.
(year-end200
Plastics
Ctfs.
4
12-30
(L. E.) & Co. (extra),,,,5c
Company (quar.),5c
Case Pomeroy & Co., common,..
30c
Cedar,
1-
12-31
1-15
(year-end)
Cassiar Asbestos^Ltd.
12-18
677
time)
Higbie
$$1.50
Carpenter
_
1
1-20
Carwin
'
2
(year-end
Industries
Home
preferred (quar.),,,
Canadian & Foreign Securities.!
Class
.2-
25c
Times
Haverhill
Ltd.—
'6%
Cannon
1-
Lithograph
61c. conv.
1-15
1-
60c
pfd.
conv.
Norfolk
Insurance
V
(Com. payment
20c
conv.
preferred (quar,.)
preferred
(quar.
2nd
5.10(7
California
IS^BC
68c
1-15
common
1-15
2-
4.70'/
$1.24
Co.,
15c
__
preferred v(quar.)7____
7,I_____
omitted at this time)
6(7'7
7-,.--_
preferred
75c
quar.i,.^
'1-15
Co.,
12-18
5c
(initial
17c
Finance
12-28
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
12-15
2-12
(quar.)
(quar.),__7__
6
1-22:
1-30
Packard
Common*
1-
1-27
2-15
2-29
12-28
Controls,
-
7-7;.;,
—_7,^7__
12-15
12-21 \
15c
2J
12-24"
2
6c
National
Industries—
Hagan Chemicals Ai
1-
2517
Service
Ltd.
1
(No action taken
&
1-
1-12
1-15
31 Ac
dividend)____
(quar.)—
Mills,
1
preferred
12-22
15c
20c
20c
(stock
Advertising
Co.
12-31
_
California Electric Power Co., $3 pfd. (quar.)
California Oregon Power, common (quur.)__
$1.20
Land
'
(extra)
1:25c
45c
Ltd.—
ordinary
Assn., class A.™;,.,
Picture
Diablo
70c
(quur.i_____„
pfd. payments
Cooperage, class A
prior
12-24
directors
placing the
(quar.)
Co.
Royal Rice
2
(quar. 1
and
Bros.
the
of
basis.
r_—
Co.
&
1-15
(quar.)
Brewing Co.
Gulf States
12-14
(quar.)
S.)
1-
—
Comiiauy
common
Co.
1-15!
"
(stock dividend)..
(quar.)-.2
.1
Corp.
and
quarterly
1
(stock
'A 1-31
Ltd.—
1-
of
1-15
Ac
1
Barge Line (quar.),,—,
& Co. Ltd.
(quar.)
'20c
(quar.)
Products
Alden
Ooebel
12-29
Industries
P.
preferred
1-4
Racing
12-31
$1.10
Refineries
(stock
1-15
$1.25
—
com.
Mount
1-15
1-31
three-1'or-one split
a
stock
25c
a
Power
5c
12-10
25c
approved
(John)
Mount
3-15
2-1
30c
Mines,
1-
Co.
'
12-21
12-31
_■
2-
Utilities
&
1-15,
25c
Valley
(J.
Motion
1-11
1
$1.25
-
conv.
1-25
132 (be
(quar.)
A
18c
Co.
1-29
25c
—
(increased)
class
(quar.)—
B
Year-end
12-15
pfd. (quar.)
2-15
1-26
1
2-29
2-15
2-
15c
Ltd.
$1.75
pfd.
com.
Telephone
Godfrey
3-19
1-2
011
Montana
4-
2-
1-15
3-10
10c
(quar.)—
1
35c
122 (be
——
(quar.)
$1.18'4
7'7
class
Co.—
Power
(Wash., D. C.)
Wares, Ltd., common
preferred (quar.).,,-_t—
Glen
2-1
shares
Burrillvllle
12-31
3-31
1-11
(quar.)
Transit
Mitchell
30c
•„
(quar.
Glasspar Company
12-18
12-23
2-1
common
Mississippi
30c
42c
quar,),,,
—
Transit
Co.,
Gladden
1-30
1-14
$$1.05
com.
Co.,
American
2-15
the
Memphis
1-16
(quar.)
1
(Wash., D. C.) (s-a)
Co.
preferred
conv.
$4.50
30c
preferred
1-30
preferred
(quar.)
$1.40
preferred
(quar.)
Georgia Bond Fabrics (increased).*.
Gimbel Bros. Inc., com. (increased quar.).,
(guar.),,,,.,3c
Buck Creek Oil
Buckeye
12-28
30c
$1.20
Porcupine
stock
3-22
$1.25
12-15
$9
new
4-22
(quar.)—
com.
Utilities,
preferred
Worth
5r/c
12-21
1
1-
:—75c
pfd. (quur.
$1.12!b
Sugar
Brooklyn Union Gas,
•'
12-30
1-11
announced their intention
11-27
Insurance
Insurance
Public
General
1-15
3'7
.
1
—
Mclntyre
677
12-28
1
1-U
2-
(quar.)
B
of
12-28
Steel
2-
Co.
Columbia
1-
60c
(quar.)
General
50c
2-1
$1.24
Markets
Stockholders
412 tec
(increased
Co.
preferred
Corp.
Sterling Inc.,
Fort
1-14
1-11
(i
$1.11
Merchants Refrigerating Co.
(quar.).,
Realty
25c
(Increased-quar.)
British
5
2-29
12-11
for
—
General
25c
British-American Assurance
1-
1-22
3-15
12-21
17 (be
Geneva
$1.12
12-28
12-28
12-28
1-15
$1
BriggsrWeaver Machinery
-
1-
'
(quar.)—___——
Gas Co.
50c
12-23
1- 0
1-11
System
Grain,
Class
$.012
Assoc',
12-23
OA-
(quar.)___
comnion
Mayfair
McCabe
1 $1.75
—.
City Steel (quar.)
General
Dynamics Corp.
______
.
7
$3.50
Ltd. Amer. dep. rets,
12-24
1-28
12-10
1
Fund
6
12-31
1-21
1-15
1
Co.
Carrier
1-
15c
12-
preferred
1-
1-29
37(bc
Gate
$1.50
Investment
Lynchburg
preferred A (quar.
5(7
preferred B (quar.)
Finance Co.
(Pa.)
(quar.),,,—
12-15
35c
25c
2—
preferred (quar.)
Co,,..'4(b17
617
1-15
5(7
Gannett
$7.50
$4.20
50c
Machine;
Bobbs-Merrill
Boston
1
(extra)
(quar.)
Brewing
12-15
(partic.)
——
Tobucco,
2-
(quar.)
Federal Services Finance Corp.
1-20
1-20
1- 4
(stock dividend)
_
:37(1'C
10017
(resumed
Group
conv.
A-Wj
50c
Co
Bros.
Extra
Lynch
dividend)
Talc
Stores
Rfver Gas
6'c
Florida
A
pfd.
617
(quar.)..
Ar
1-15
—
Ltd.
1-29
1-15
50c
(partic.)
Works
1
12-23
12- 1
(quar.)—
:
:
Iron
2-
12-31
1
12-22
12-22
1-0
I- 4
1
Corp.,
i.
Belmont
U5c
J 50c
$1.25.
SI.04
Lawrence
St.
Lower
4*,277
25c
2-20
1-30
1-30
1-30
$1.12'/a
(quar.).
preferred
Properties
Beaux-Arts
Lunkenheiiner
Coal
Horn
Flrtli
Baltimore Transit (quar.lSecurities
1-29
Elk
Firemen's
______
<-
-
Bankers
1-29
(accum.)
pfd.
$1.50
(stock
Galveston-Houston
Baldwin
12-23
12-24
Fireman's
—
Holding Corp., common
7fr preferred (quar.)—1
Backstay Welt Co. (quar.)——'—
Badger Paint & Hardware Stores
Extra
2
2-25
2-25
:
12-31
12-21
30c
$1.12 (b
B-M
5.16'7
9
$.0499
preferred
preferred
preferred
:20c
7 (2C
(quar.)_.
317
12-29
(quar.t-—__
1947 series
preferred
Co.
dividend),—
1-15
1-15
3-24
1-15
2- 1
1- 2
l-
:
4.4477
8
(stock
1-20
1- 2
«l-5
2- 9
12-31
12-31
12-22
l2(bc
(quar.)
preferred
4lb 17
1-
2>Ac
;
1-
1
12-
12-31
777
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power &
4
Associates
First
(quar.)--,—
2-
(stock dividend
5'b ptd. (quar.>_
Light, 4.1677 pfd. (quar.)
Telephone,
Morrell
Life Insurance Co.
common
1-
Electronic
2-1
shares held)
200
1-15
12-28
(inercased-quar.)—
Corp.
Stock
1-15
12-28
dividend)—
(One share of Standard
Insurance
12-18
1-4
"
Avoc
Life
4
1- 4:
———
(stock
Finance
Auto
1-5
2-1
30c
(stock dividend)
(quar.),—
Artesian Water, 7'/
pfd. (quar.)..—
Atlantic City Sewerage Co.
(quar.)--..——
1-30
517
Falstaff
Corp.
12-31
Inc.
dividend),
30c
25c
25c
4',;
25c
43%C
25c
(quar.)_T—
Constable Corp.
Arnold
Aro
Mills
Flour
Arizona
1-22
(quar.)
Companies,
(stock
Emco,
:
1-18
417
Tire
<&
Rubber
Life
Corp.
Auto
Electrographic
Eini)loyers
& Co:— ■
prior pfd. (quar.)-—
Chemical
(quar.)
8
1-27
4.9677
(quar.)
Gas,
Magnesia
Economy
lc
« ■
$1.20. conv.
1-
1
net
;
Furniture
Ltd.
Natural
7c
class
Corp.,
Austinr Nichols
Ansul
Bridge,
ordinary
-----—-—-2.'
'
1-29
Louisiana
Kootenay Power, Ltd., 7(7 pfd. (accum.)
East
basis
two-fox-one
u
Class
12-21
30c
120C
Dominion
Eagle-Plcher Co.
proposal to split the common shares on
Anglo-Lauturo
income)
Dixon-Pow-dermaker
Elliott Automation,
vote
12-29
preferred (quar.—
Gas (year-end)
______—__—4....
MoGregor-Doniger,
Co.™
Tobacco
investment
from
(quarterly
Inc.
12-31
50c
$1.80
2-15
18c
Snares,
oj Rcc.
Lawrence
8
Lorain
Company
Eastern
2-1
75c
15c
$10
(quar.)
American
2- 1
27c
21c from capital gains)
Lines Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
(fie from inc. and
American President
Doming
Duquesne
Fund—
Mutual
Class B
$1-25
_
12-22
12-19
2- l
1-20
1-20
1-
1-15
1-8
(2-for-l split subject to approval of stock¬
holders April
19)
Diviaend
Holders
Payable
45c
57c
(increased-quar.)
When
Share
Company
30c
(quar.)
Power <fc
Light
Delaware
1
1
2-
of
Lee
22-
.
$1.13
^—
Inc.
Daystrom,
Fabrics, Ltd., com. (quar.)——
2nd conv. pref. (quar.)—.---.
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co., Ltd—-...
Donohue Bros., Ltd.
(extra )_f.2_w
12-21
12-21
Products
American
$1.00
Par
Name
Payable 0/ Rec.
$1
(quar.
Dominion
(Stockholders
Allied
$4 pfd.
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$4.24
are
which have not yet reached their
ously announced, but
Share
Name of Company
Holders
When
Per
'
DIVIDENDS
Monday, December 28, 1953
.
.
.
com.
^quar.)lC
2-
1
1-1.1
>%27V2C
2-
1
1-11
"~27V2C
1-11
Volume
190
Number
5911
...
The Commetcial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(2715)
Per
Name
of
Company
Southwestern
$5
Drug,
(quar.)
1st
preferred (quar.)
Standard-Coosa-Thatchfer (quar.)
Standard
Fire
Insurance
<N.
1—
(extra)-.-
Sterchi
Bros.
Stetson
(John
B.)
Strouse, Inc.
Sun
(stock
Finance
Preferred
&
(quar.)__
Loan,
Talon,
Inc.,
Class
class
B
Texaco
A
Canada.
Tluilhimer
Bros.,
Inc.,
B
of
—
Securities
Deferred
LVi%
4r.25%
12-10
1
12-10
1-20
1-
2-15
A
1-21
Co.,
common
preferred
Toro
Mfg.
Towle
Corp.
Mfg.
Co.
Assn.
Trane
American
8
(quar.—
1-28
5,(2%
Milk
Products
&
Co.
Bolt
—:
(extra i
share
for
U.
each
8.
of
Vitamin
Quarterly
<■
Anton-Imco
shares
10
&
2-15
8
1-
2-
1
1-15
12-31
12-10
12-29
1-10
12-31
2-15
1-29
record
of
Initial
United
5%
Dec.
Co.
5c
(quar.)
Telephone Co.- of
$1.25
—
Kansas
class A
of
12-28
1-1
12-16
$1.25
12-31
1-30
1-15
1-29
American
3-
1-20
1-
5V#>
1
(quar.).
Gas Light
-
Washington
(quar.)
Washington National Insurance (111.) (quar.)
& Knapp, 6'!
pref. (accum.)_____
Webster Investors
West
,
Virginia
4Vi%:
Whitin
56c
Paper—
(quar.—:
Maehine
(Toronto)
Works
12-28
(incr.-quar.)
Yellow Transit-
(from
l
12-18
1-21
12-18
1-
7
Inc.—
investment income )__•
1-15
4c
12-30
1-29
12-31
common
10c
1-11
12-24
$2
Consolidated
Industries
equal'.)
-
1-11
12-24
9c
1-18
this
week,
these
being
preceding table.
given
in
the
-
Per
.
Name
of
Company
Share
ABC
Vending Corp. (stock
ACF-Wrigley Stores (quar.)
A
S
R
Abbott
Products
Extra
4Co
convertible
of
&
(quar.)
Co..
inc.
an
•
Class-A
Sugar
of
(quar.)__
;
$0,001)
Life
Insurance,
Aetna-Standai d
Liquidating
This
•
2
12-9
1-
2
12-16
com.
brings
total
far
to
12-10
$4.50
1-
2
.12-10
$4.50
Agnico
Fund
Mines,
Common
Lt.,
net
Aid Investment
Extra
Youngstown
5Co
preferred
B
Stock
Gde
12-15
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
6-30
1-
1
12-15
37VVC
RR.
class- A
1-
1
12-15
A
i?ti>c
:_
B
on
(quar.)
12'/2c
12-17
2
12-11
1-
2
12-11
1-
1
12-11
1-
1
12-21
1-
1
12-21
25'in
1-22
1-11
$1.50
l-
(subject
Jan.
5)_
1
12-21
12-10
12-10
$1.25
12-31
12-23
$1.75
12-31
12-
common
70c
(quar.)
Products
Tobacco.
Metal
Co.
—
Baltimore
$1.50
1-
2
1-2
4
12-
12-
(s-a)
preferred (quar.)—
(stock dividend)
—
(increased)—
_
(Subject to
common
8
12-23
8
12-23
25c
1-15
1-15
+25C
2-
1
1-
4
2-
1
1-
4
1-
2
12-21
tl7,/aC
1-
2
12-15
1-
1
12-11
1-
1
12-11
1-
2
25c
12-31
12-
12-31
12-
12-31
12-
12-31
12-
(quar.)
50c
plus
1-
1
$1
1-
$15c
1-
2
12-13
18:!4c
1-
1
12-
1-
9
12-23
1-
9
12-23
;
A
(accum.)
(quar.)__
A
(quar.)
62 Vac
6
RR.,
preferred
Ltd.
(quar.)
1-
2
12-18
1-
5
12-10
2-25
15c
(quar.)_
1-30
$1.50
1-15
11c
12-31
25c
;
1-
2
—
(quar.)_—
common
(quar.)
2
12-15
2
12-15
37 VaC
3-21
2-19
37 VaC
Sons
6-20
5-20
9-19
8-19
$1
:
3-21
6-20
5-20
9-19
8-19
15c
1-15
12-28
20c
12-30
(increased)—:
12-26
1-20
12-26
(quar.)
$1.07
1-20
Si.75
1-20
12-26
S2.50
1-
12-15
preference
A
(quar.)
prior
preference
B
(quar.)—
6%
prior
preference
C
(quar.)—
1-
Bankers Commercial Corp.
1
11-30
Bankers
$1.50
1-
2
12-10
1-15
$2
12-28
12-11
1-
4
12-21
7-
1
6-24
holders
12-30
12-16
Barber-Ellis
Dec.
1-
4
12-31
12-11
12-28
12-
35c
12-30
7
12-16
$1
1-
1
12-16
15c
1-
1
12-15
2-15
1-
2-
1
1
12-15
1-20
12-23
1-
4
12-23
12-31
12-15
23)
——.
7%
Stock
&
2.80
preferred
Co.
preferred
Oil
Corp.,
(quar.)—
of-America,
&
—
1 ,ttl——
com.
(quar.)
Bates
12-15
Bath
B
&
Louisiana
(quai.)
—
$70c
$5c
1-20
12-31
1-
12-
5
8
Chemical
(2-for-l
2%
12-16
Bausch
4%
5c
1
2-
1
1-15
1-15
1-20
1-20
1-
4
12-31
t25c
3-
1
1-20
$60c
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
12 VaC
stk.
1-15
1-
split)
4
112-
2
4
—
$1.1614
1-
2
12-15
1.-1-60
.
12-11
7-1-60
6-1C
12-29
12-15
7 VaC
12-31
12-14
$3c
12-31
12-10
25c
(quar.)
Industries (quar.)
(quar.)
1-
2
12-15
$1.5614
a.
preferred
Works
A
1-
2
12-15
$1.40
1-
2
12-15
25c
1-
2
11-18
$1
______
1-
2
12-16
1-
2
12-16
12-31
12-15
!
15c
&
&
$1.12 la
Loml)
Optical,
common
1
2- 2
25c
1-
4
12-15
$1
1-
4
12-15
—
(increased)
(James B.)
Distilling
22 Vac
12-31
12-11
1114c
12-31
12-11
12-31
12-11
—
—
—
—
35c
common
dividend
(quar.)—
1
3.37! 2% preferred (quar.)
4.50%
preferred (quar.)
Beatty Bros., Ltd._
2-
1
1-22
7!aC
1-
4
12-22
1%
(quar.)—
dividend
Stock
12-21
3-
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Corp.
Foods,
12-15
4
Paper Co. Ltd.—-
Laboratories, old common (quar—_
common
(initial quar.)
Stockholders approved a 2-for-l stock split
Beatrice
1
1-
—
New
Baystate
1-
75c
$50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
1
15c
Baxter
Beam
2-
12-31
$1
Class
12-16
2-
1
1-15
2%
1—
Products
Bathurst Power
12-30
3-
$$1.75
Mfg., common (quar—
preferred
(quar.)
12-30
20c
Power—
(quar.)
100%
Canada, Ltd.—
(s-a)'_
Furniture
Iron
35c
$62 lie
(quar.)
Gas
12-18
stock¬
&
27)-;'
413%
5c
preference
preferred
12-31
7
62 Vac
Film
Argus Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)—_——
$2.40 2nd preference A (quar.)
Fertilizer
1
1-
53VbC
com.
Corp
Arkansas-Missouri
2-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Chemical
1-15
Extra
Mills,
preferred
(quar.)—
Anglo-Newfoundland Development,
12-17
86c
Bastian-Blessing Co.
3%
Paper
12-17
6
Corp. (Stock dividend)
conv.
Bassett
17VaC
2
Barton's Candy (initial
quar—
Barymin Explorations, Ltd.__,
Basic, Inc., new com. finitial quar.)
$6.25 preferred (quar.)
$5.60
12-15
1-
dividend
Rubber
12-15
12-31
1-
Jan.
of
12-15
12-31
15c
20c
Banking Superintendent
Oil
12-31
15c
preference
Barber
Barr
15c
:
62 Vac
dividend
State
12-26
1£—;
(N. Y.)_ (increased quar.))
subject
to
approval
by
Bankers Trust Co.
Stock
2
|^. Y.) (quar.)__
Mortgage Guarantee Co. of
&
I
4%
Ltd.—
Common
Arts
prior
6%
70c
__——
Pulp
______
12-15
t50c
Anglo-Canadian
(quar.)
12-11
+25c
(quar.)_—
York
Bond
12-10.
1-20
$1
(quar.)—
preferred
America
2-19
$1
$1
50c
preferred
New
12-15
1-
37'aC
^
12-10
15c
(s-a)
Nitrate,
Exploration,
7%
8
1-
& Aroostook RR*. Co,
(quar.)
:
Bangor Hydro-Electric, common (quay.)—__
4%
preierrcd
(qtiar.)
.
1-
12-23
SI
"preferred '(quar.)—*
preferred (quar.)
4V'-i V
1-29
12-31
$1.12 Va
Bangor
12-10
$1
(quor.)__
class A
shareholder approval
2
1
10c
2
35c
(increased)
comiion
1^
11-30
30c
quar.)
(quar.)___
&
12-16
90c
(qtiar.)
(J.)
3
12-
12-31
20c
iquar.)
.
12-
$10c
$43-!:lC
2
2!aC
Stock dividend
4.65'y
.12-11
11-
$34 Vac
1-
12 Vac
—
Corp.,
Uniform
Arizona
4
5
3%
3%
$37'/aC
1-11
$2.25
—
—
(quar.)
Electric
Anglo-American
$2.50
1-
12-10
1-
r$31!4c
;
10c
$2.25
Electronics
(quar.)
(irregular)———
conveAifele
Applied
80C
12-11
12-15
20c
A
4'%
4%
12-28
12-15
2
,
preferred
Bancroft
20c
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
income
4%
3
11-
.
7'laC
(initial)
Ohio
'
Common
3
1
1
$25c
(quar.)__
12'/ac
__—
preferred
6',)»
Hocking Glass,
Angio-Lautaro
5'yy
12-15
1-
2-
?25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred
Anken
12-16
preferred
1-
;
___—
Angelica
commoii
4%
4V2%
Common
••
Co., common (year-end)
preferred
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
Arkansas
1
12-31
12-31
43 % c
Animal. Trap
$1.25
(quar.)
&
(quar.)—-
2
933.)C
^
6% preferred
Baldwin
Securities Corp.i
Baltimore Gas & Electric—
New
20c
preferred
1-
America
Piano,
82!4c
5
4
Baldwin
■y/n
7
12-16
5%
preferred
(quar.)
(year-end)
1-
1-
12-13
7
1-
1
1
Tools
12-11
1-15
1-
12-30
1
1-
2-
2
;
WilCox
&
Oil
2
Anderson-Pricliard
$1.05
30c
IO
convertible
1-
4
$1.15
12-14
7
Inc.—
40c
1-
$1.37Va
12-29
pfd.
:(increased
_J
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp.
Delaware-
of
American Vitrified Products
Wa'.'h
-
class
approval
—-—
12-29
T.),
(quar.)
1-14
Co.—
(quar.)
on
2%
5%
1-
2-
'
Babcocl:
Baker
7
1
1-
(quar.)
(B.
of
5c
j.
Mfgi,
dividend
preferred
2
34%c
____
(quar.)
Pan'er
tn
12-31
1-
■3-17
12-15
12-17
$1.30
—
Thread,.5%
American
60c
7-15
1
1-15
—
.———-—-
Thermos
Anderson
1-15
2
4-
40%
I
1
1-
2-
Shares, Inc.—
Anchor
IV2C
Corp., $5.50 pfd. A (quar.)
Alabama, Power Co., 4.20'o preferred
(quar.)
4.60T* preferred (quar.)__:
Alan Wood Steel Co.—
'
Cla63
Y.)
(N.
.
1-
15c
divd.)
(quar.)!—
Corp.
Corp.
M
1-
1
Meoros, Inc. for
*
of
Extra
Babbitt
Bank
12-11
34%c
i
Quarterly
Alabama Gas-
Albemarle
Co.
1-15
12 lac
(quar.)
(slock
1
Bank
50c
&
12-15
B
1-15
4
1
2-
$1.1334
;
class
11-30
1-
Hoc
;
Canton
1
1-
Inc.,
2
Amphenol-Borg-
):3c
(quar.)_
eoni.
5Vzr/o preferred series A (quar.)
5V'aVy preferred series B (quar.)_
6<Te prior preferred (quar.)
Air Products,- Inc.
(quar.)
Akron,
2-
Foods.
1-
Anaconda
40c
________
(Watertown, NY)
Discount,
2-
(B/G)
50c
Ampco
f3c
_______
&
65c
50c
12-27
2-
$1.08=%
profits—;.
Products, Ltd., cl.
12-10
35c
common.
:
Agricultural Insurance Co.
12-21
1-15
-
$1.0834
security
Fabrics
2
12-17
12-22
1-15
4
2-19
12-15
$3
7%
investment
1-
12-15
1-20
from
Auto
1-
1
12-31
27 Vac
(stock
Electronics—
net
31 lie
12-11
■
from
12-10
2
,
12-11
1-28
3-
4
12-31
of
(quait.)
2
1-2
6c
12-11
12-30
12-17
'
<
(quar.)—
+
4%' preferred
Products!
Science &
10c
12-31
$1
■
Co.
1-
1-
per
12-30
.
preferred
preferred
Axe
12-31
$1.02 Va
Telephone Co., Ltd., com.
(quar.)
preformed (quar.)__^
C%
12-28
7
3714c
liquidating
$31.50
12-11
1-
12-»
1
$2
(initial)
preferred
Avon
1-29
8
35c
:
12!aC
65c
investment inc.)
12-31
Insurance Co.
Anglo-Huronian,
(from
2-19
60c
——
com.
(quar.)
7%
12-23
1
1-
(s-a)___
Corp.,
(quar.)—
American
$4
Plan
12 lac
60c
2
6
1
—
(quar.)
(quar.)—
American Stores Co.
(quar.)___
American
Sugar Refining, common
If,'a
^referred, (quar.).
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
2
1-15
12-10
1-
3-
J_—!___
com.
Amoskeag
(initial)—
12-31
15c
25c
preferred
1-
9
5%
5%%"
3-1
$4.50
(increased)
Avalon
12-10
12-10
12-11
t25c
12-31
20c
Development
Co.,
Ltd.
1-15
12-31
4
Sugar—
Stock dividend
Automatic Canteen
$1.12 Vi
——
(s-a)
dividend)
dividend)
(Tulsa) (quar.)
(quar.)
12-31
12-31
12-
1-
15c
(one sli.
(Indianapolis)
<qiiar.)___.—__—■—-T
——•-
B
$1.25
12-1
share.
Affiliated
Snuff
A
Class
12-
1-
Thrift
Steels,
50c
(initial)
(quar.)
_________——
Class
1
$1.50
thus
Co.,
(year-end)
American States
1
37VaC
Tack
40c
pM.
ordinary income, subject to IWU
withholding South Africa dividend taxAmerican
Stamping
Co
$15c
____
Atlas
From
1-
Ltd.—
Atlas
12-21
$1.75
com.
6'fc preferred
(quar.)——
—-——!—
American-Sbutn African Investment Co., Ltd.
1-
1
12-15
5/o
_
Ry.
insurance
Auto-Soler Co.
(quar.)
Smelting & Refiniiig—
preferred (quar.)
.'—
7r/e
G'ofo
1-15
$1.25
(quar.)
dividend
American
Life
1-21
Vic
Co.
Stock dividend
1
of
.—
Co.
del
Atlas
6
1
2-
j___;
eacli 100 shares held)
Atlas Credit Corp., common
Class B common (stock
American
12-30
7
1-
12-11
1-
25c
(s-a)
(quar.)
97 Vbc
Equipment
convertible: 2nd
1-15
12-
S1.31Y4
——•—-
(quar.)__
,
&
Atlantica
Atlas
—
Seal-Kap
Stock
12-28
Engineering €o.—
distribution
12-11
Company
insurance—
Re-Insurance
Common
American
i___
disbursements
Photocopy
American
$28Vac
_
new
1-
5
12-29
2
Co.—
3.75 %
preferred B (quar.)
Atlantic Wholesalers Ltd., class A(quar.)
Class B (quar.)
12-22
1-
(quar.)
Gas
Screw
1
10c
——_____
Co.
Research
$42Vac
Corp.1 (quar.)
(quar.)—
(Hartford) (quar.)_
Insurance
12-9
„
1-
Atlantic
Ltd.—
new
Stock, dividend
4c
Casualty «& Surety
Aetna
2
$1.50
12-14
—
(quar.)
American
5c
Addresspgraph-Multigraph
Aetna
Aetna
9
12-31
12-11
Increased, quarterly
+30c
Refineries,
___*__
(quar.)
Co.
12-
12-31
1-10
2
—
dividend
_____
-
2
1-
$3
Corp., class A
Abitibi Power & Paper Co., Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
;
4t!a% preferred (quar.)
Common
1-
4
12-14
12-18
$1
(quar.)
$6
Petroleum
Acadia-Atlantic
1-
1-4
12-31
45c
pfd. (s-a).
(a capital gains distribution
Fund
1-19
of Rec.
10c
preferred
Fitch
$0,039. plus
Aberdeen
2%
lOc
common
Holders
Payable
12VaC
______
_____:
Abercrombie
Aberdeen
dividend)
tquar.)__—
Laboratories,
When
1-10
——______
American Pipe. & Construction
5'/o
announced in previous
The list does not include divi¬
weeks and not yet paid.
announced
American
12-28
give the dividends
we
Natural
Optical
American
Freight Lines,,
25c
5
(increascd'-quar.)
quar.)
4
12-23
..
25c
Line
Refining Co.—
1-
Illinois—
4Vaty
Corp.
preferred
American
Preferred,
Below
American
1-
Atlantic
1-18
12-22
60c
American
2-1
12-30..
Realty
12-31
2
65c
Ry,,
Extra
Atlantic
1-
Extra
..
(Increased
12-24
10c
3714c
Fund
Molasses
American National Fire
2-15
10c
.
4
12-15
1-
(quar.)-———
Motors
12-30
$80c
;
of
Products
6y«.
Year-end
dends
1-11
12-21
1
12-
2
5c
12-
1-
15C
2
1-
12-15
30c
---
Metal
American
12-18
1-
4%
12-15
SI
preferred (quar.)____.
4.35',2nd preferred
(quar.)
4;75% preferred (quar.).
1-
5
5
1-14
25c
4.35%
50c
15c
dividend
Climax,
American
4
u__
Maise-Products,»common
American
1-
12-18
Foundry—
Metal
12-31
1-
$1.12Vi
(resumed)
S:
Manufacturing,
12-15
2-1
12-18
12-31
1-
Co.—
RR
City Electric, new
4%
preferred
(quar.)
4.10% preferred (quar.):
12-10
12-31
12-10'
5%
Air
Point
Atlantic
12-10
________
depositary
preferred
4
18c
5TVic
Whiting Corp.- (quar.)
Williams-McWililams
Industries,
Yuba
12-28
1
1
40c
—
American
1-15
Pulp. &
Assurance
Wisconsin
9
1-
$1.50
(Dela.
preferred
Western
1-
4c
25c
Webb
Co.
American
$2.25
-
_
11-
12-31
$1
12-18'
12-10
1
2c
(quarj
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)______
preferred
(quar.)—.
Stock
1-11
12-18
West
10c
1
30c
Charlotte
&
2
20c
1-
1-
25c
60c
preferred
i
2
&
Atlanta'
iquar.)_—
-L_
.
Machine
3.90')
1-29
3-15
13Vic"
Atlanta
12-
15c
receipts (quar.)
Each ADR is equivalent to five shares
Ordinary Israeli stock.
2-15
62Vic
12-21
1
1-15
12-13
1-1
capital
income)
dividend
1
1-25
1
5%
from
preferred
Athey
1-
(monthly)
_(quar.J
(quar.)
American Israeli Paper Mills,
112Vic
:_
2
12-18
1-
2 la %
^
($0,007
..Extra
5*10. non-cumulative
Products Corp.
12-15
12-
4
l~ 1
f
+18c
•
1-
—
common
common
preferred
1-11
;.
12-45
2
2
_i_
tquar.)
Santa Fe
&'
(quar.)
"62V2C
(s-a.)
(quar.)_/.
Products tiorp.
Co.,
Investment
2-15
12-31
2
1-
Stock
—
American
$1.12Vi
—_______
(quar.)_i
Company, class A (quar.)
Co.
Ice
American
Walnut Apartments
Corp. (Phila.)—
Warehouse & Terminals Corp.
Warner
Felt,
1;
15c
%
1-
4
12-
$15c
(quar.)
Investment
Common
8
1-
7
12-
.12-30
Industries, Ltd.—
Inc.
Atc_ison-Topeka
—___
preferred
—:_
$6 preferred
American Home
25c
(quar.)__
com.
A
1-15
7Vic
(quar.)_
America,
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
Viceroy Mfg., Ltd., 50c class
Vornado, Inc. (initial)
Walker &
Hair. &
American,
—_
•
Corp.
5
(Abilene)
preferred (quarr.) ____•
Universal Controls
(quar.)__
Vanadium
1-
12-11
1
ac
12-
12-30
Industries, Inc.—
4
45c
A
Quarterly
•
Associated*Telephone
Telegraph
$4 participating class'.A
(quar.
1-
40c
Greetings Corp., class A and class
(stock dividend .payable in class A shs. j
Growth Fund, Ltdl_
.
Fund,
2-
87'
12-15
12-29
$16V4C
class
plus $0,013 from investment
Associated Motion Pictures
25c
$1.12 la
1-15
Uoc
$$1.50
gain
8
1-
12-31
$20c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
(interim)
'
Associated
1
1-
B
Electric
Ordinary
Associates
American
American
Associated
12-18
12-
1-26
American
5 W.'(
5%
Vacu-Dry Co., 6%
Co., H',l>
Extra
preferred
United
participating profereuce
American
(Indiana)—
*
12-31
12-29
12-22
12-18
1-31
$30e
(quai'.)_j,_
12-11
preferred (quar.)____
Securities' Corp., com—
Electric
Extra
:
Telephone
(quar.)______
Felt
Corp.—
28
1-15
12-10
1-21
12-31
10%
;
(quar.)
75c
series)
dividend)
common
A
Hardware
B
2
(quar.)__
Export Lines (quar.)
Express Co. (increased)
B
15c
1
12-22
26c
^
preference
1-
quar.)
(1954
American
v
Pharmaceutical
(reduced
convertible
American
4
1-21
coiftmon
American
12-19
1-
2-
12-31
12-22
1-15
5%
Assembly Products i(stock dividend)
1-15
5c
1-19
12-24
dividend)
:
holder
4C
1-15
2-10
12-17
12-31
1
4334C
6V2 '/c'
37!aC
Corp.,
(quar.)
preferred
30c
2- .1
2
12-11
1-15
5
20%
dividend
(qufu'.j__,
Ltd.,
preference
Class
2-
60c
Temple,
6%
Ashdown
1-
12-11
12-31
1-
i20c
Ash
.
12-21
12-31
60c
'
Industries
Asbestos Corp., I.td.
12-21
1-15
1
(stock
(stock
1-15
35c
Arvm
12-15
30C
(quar.)—
Corp.
12-15-
of
Construction
Industries
12-18
12-27
29c
(;pi.i. gums)
(annual)
Corp.
7. preferred
Cement
preferred
American
•,
12-28
,
(iro'.n
Radio
Co,,
5
5
1-15
30c
lquar.)___
%>nsirex
&
4
1-
1- 2
5
20c
(quar.)
Distilling ,Co. (quar, L,_
American & Efird Mills, common
12-15
1-6
1-
30c
22-
40c
com,
American
12-15
1-1
Can
Common
12-21
1-1
____
12-18
1
75c
CoM
_____________
Electronics
held)
f^18
1 %
(quar.)__
Crystal Sugar, common (quar.)__
4Va ',"c
preferred,' (quar,)
American Cyanamid, 3Vit)
preferred (quar.)
American Discount (Ga.)—d "
12-18
States Radium Corp.—
Stockholders approved a three-for-one
split
to
<81.25
7
15c
—
_12-18
27 Vac
common
American
7
1-
■„
1-8
Corp.' iqtuir.)__—___
Shoe
Cable
American
4
1-
»cau
American
12-28
United
-
■
2-15
40c
Distributors, Inc.
Hoffman Machinery (stock
One
•
1
1-15
7Vic
United Shirt
U. IS.
Brake
1-15
,
12-17
si.06 y*
C'oi,
nrma
Business
1-15
preferred
United
8
Bosch
American
1-
Acceptance
United Screw
1-
12-30
(quar.———_—_
1344C
Non-voting Amer. shares ordinary
91c
Corp., Ltd.—
'614%
1st pref.
A
( quar.)__
—.178 Vac
United Elastic Corp. (stock dividend)-!-;—
1:0%
Union
2
15c
American
American
•
Unilever
1-
share
dividend
Metal
12-15
2
$1
(l/40th
12-15
Co.' tquai'.i
Ame.
3-
7Vie
1
25c
(quar.)f_
Note
2-15
2-29
20c
I
1-
60c
(quar.
Filter
2-15
35c
(quar.)——_____
Air
3-1
22Vac
2-29
$1.25
6','c
preferred
(quar.)
American Biltrite Rubber
5','r
S. Testing Co.
U-Tote'M, Inc.; common
preferred
„
3-1
40c
:
3-
$56c
——_
1-6
40c
•
______
U.
'
4V4'r
American Book
17Vac
<quar.)__—:
+25c
<qu:u'.)
(quar.)
American Bank
6
Stock
Art
Artloom
2
35c
B
Aranael
£iugaf: tiucroaked quar.
Corp., common iquur.)
8
30c
______
Company
preferred
1-
50c
12-11
Stock dividend
L—'—
12-18 r
—
Building
Extra
2nd
jn-eierfed
Amerace
12-18
__——___'
3-10
Amalgam:*led
12-31
Extra
Traders
1st
5'.>
12-31
(quar.)—
(quar.
30c
11-
1-20
30c
(quar.)
Year-end
3-18
1-
<quaiv)___—$1.14
12-11
12-18
1-15
quar.)___-!_;j.—____if—25c
1
1
1-15
$1.0614
1-
div.
d
12-15
2%
(quar.)
i
Arrow-Hart Hegeman Electric Co.
(quar.)
8
1
4ty,
SI
(quar.
25c
Co.
Class
4
12-
&
O
2
$1.18
dividend)
Holders
1-
$1.37
(stock
International
Packers Ltd. for each share
held)_
Armstrong Rubber Co., class A (quar.)____
12-22
1
(quar.)
com.
12-
1-20
1-
(quarOl
Gas
Payable
$1.08
(quar.)
Western
Stock
4
183%c
(quar.)
L:
^
12-28
75c
pfd.
conv.
12-
preferred
Armour
12-18
4-
1-18
1-
1
1-
1-30
9
1-
12-28
preferred
5.48%
Arkansas
12-18
93:!^c
1-18 "'
(quar.$1,064/4
preferred
4.56%
preferred
Toledo Scale J
$3
30c
4.72%
11-27
93:%c
1-30
2-9
9
,_i—
Canada, Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.T—
1-30
2-
12-
When
Share
of Company
Arkansas Power & Light Co.—
4.32%
preferred (quar.)___^.
0,
13c
.
1
(quar.)——
5
(quar.50c
(quar.)_
1-
12-31
12-29
(quar.)
Co.
2-29
-
9
preferred
13c
(quar.)
12-
preferred
91 lie
:
1
$3.75
15c
(quai*. >
1-
$3.75
Alumintuu
1-21
2-15
(approximately 33 3/iOc)
20%
(approximately 23!ac)___ 57 1/7%
(final)
Edison
12-23
1
1-
9
50c
(quar.)
common
America,
Trust—
Ordinary -(final)
Toledo
1-15
1-
Corp.,
Steel Mfg. Co., 75c
Also
Products
iquar.)_i
Aluminum Co. of
$40c
Minnesota
Extra ■
Tobacco
Allied Stores
.12-28
25c
—.
Co.
2
12-
|25c
(quar.)
Ry. gtd. (s-a)
Inc. (quar.)
Laboratories,
4Va
common
i
Corp.
Western
&
1
$1.06!4
tquar.)_:
Steel
1-
Per
Name
12-24
30c
—
(quar.)
Ltd.
Ludlum
Allison
3-31
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
4-15
1-
(quar.)—,
1-15
10c
2-25
v
0} Rec.
2c
1-11
12-31
35c
_.
preferred
(quar.)___
Time Finance Corp. (Mass), class
Class
1
1-15
3c
—_
3.65%
Title
2-
15c
(quar.)_
Ltd.
Allied
1
3-10
(quar.)
(quar.)_____—
of
lrll
25%
common
(quar.)_.
Corp.
2-
31 Vic
dividerd)
preferred
l<-29
Holders
Payable
Ltd
3%
common
Steel,
2-15
25cs
—
4V'4Co
Algoma
Oil,
dividend
Alleghany
Allegheny
25c
„
Mold
1-29
Consolidated
When
Share
Company
Inc.,
Stock
12-21
25c
;
of
Pacific
Alden's
12-16
2-15
$15c
(quar.)
Super
12-23
12-28
5%
__
—
Paper Cp.
1
Si
tquar.)
common
—:
Strathmore
12-18
5%
,—__—$10c
Stores
Common
1-
Alberta
12-31
28Vac
divd.)
Par
Name
1-29
1-15
20c
J.)
(quar.)—l
of Rec.
2-15
SI.25
———___—_
B
Holders
19c
__
Standard Properties, Inc._____„_
Standard Register Co., common (stk.
Class A (stock dividend)
Stanley Nrock, Ltd., class A (quar.)_
Class
When
Payable
.
Share
common
7
1-
4
12-22
45c
25%"
13-
2
3
12-15
2-
3
843/8C
1-
2
12-15
$1.12Va
1-
2
12-15
$10c
1-
2
12-15
-Vbl,
8
The Commercial and. Financial Chronicle
(2716)
Per
Name
Class
A
«quar.
Common
•Glass
$1.40
preferred
preferred
$1.40
Ltd.—~
deposit receipts
Corp.
Aviation
1
9
(quar.*
2-
1
12-31
Calilornia
dividend
preferred
Gas
Berkshire
12-15"
California
Interstate
^25c
12-15
preferred
California
3-
2-
Calumet
1
8
Heola,
7
Carrloc
12-
7
Fastener
1-
12-18
Campbell
12-31
12-11
1-30
12-11
$1.25
12-31
12-11
1-15
12-31
Canada
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
$1.50
—--
_
-
50c
11-
'.41»'ft
Canada
Inc.
Bickford's,
tquar.)
Mfg. Co.
&
Black
12-30
12-18
12-30
12-18
Canada
12-31
Canada
Canada
1-15
12-16
1-15
12-16
25c
-
1-11
$1.25
——.—«—
5ft
1-
1-
1-11
4
4
4
12-21
30c
12-30
12-15
$1.0G»/4
1-2
12-15
2
Bliss
preferred
(E.
W.)
(quar.)—...
1-
Bohack
45c
Stock
:
Boston
Albany RR.
Herald Traveler
Boston
Insurance
Boston
Personal
5ft
Co.
12-
9
12 ftc
1-11
12-18
1-18
1-
4
1-
5
2ft
$2.25
4 ft
—
1-18
12-16
1-15
12-23
1-
North
—
45c
2
12-16
37 ftc
12-29
12-15
12-29
12-15
America,
Ltd.—
162'ftc
1
12-
4
1-
1
12-
4
1G8%c
150c
1-
1
12-
12-29
Stock
dividend
1
2
12-
4
Carey
2
12-
4
40c
1-
4
2ft
Braniff
1-
4
12-18
1$1.50
1-
2
12-15
30c
12-31
12-17
10c
_______—_—
1-14
1-
4
5ft
.___
2-
1-
4
Inc.—!
Airways,
Breeze
Corp. (resumed)
Stock dividend
—____—
—
______
4
Bridge & Tank Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Common
$2.90
(quar.)—.
preferred
130c
172 ftc
(quar.)
Bridgeport Brass Co.,
(increased)—_
com.
Extra
4ftft
Mfg.
Co.
British-American
British
Oil.
Columbia
47o
pfd.
Lid.
(quar.)
— __
4ftft
5ft.
Forest
Ceco
1-
12-15
Celancse
preferred
!
_
Taunton
L—_
4.16ft
a
Class
4ft
1
Brunmg
(quarJ— ~
L.)
+$1.18
+$1.43%
1-15
12-31
4.80ft
1-
1
12-17
Central
1-
1
12-17
4Yaft
1
12-
9
1-
1
12-
9
(quar.)
.
■
+2Gc
fincreased)
10c
1
Co.
dividend)"— "
(stock
pfd.
common
(quar.)
tquar.)
fquar.)
(quar.)
1-
4
Ltd.,
12-16
1
12-16
3-
1
2-15
100ft
$1.25
Illinois
1-15
12-28
12-28
1-15
12-28
1-
2
12-17
registered
1-15
12-24
1-2-60
12-11
$1.50
(interim).
(increased-quar.)_
1-
1
6c
12-29
120c
1-29
120c
12-11
11-17
1-
8
4-29
4-
8
7-29
7-
8
—
$1.40
share
Mfg., common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Corp.,
common
II_II
(quar.)_
Central
4.15ft
4.65ft
4.75ft
5.37ft
Central
Vermont
Company, 5ft
at
the
12-24
12-11
Cerre
1-12
12-28
$1.12 ft
Certain-teed
12-30
12-15
(quar.)_
G2ftc
12-15
i- 4
12-15
Century
investment
dc
Public
Gft
Sl.OOli
1-
12-10
12-15
1
12-15
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
Connohio,
1-
1
12-15
Inc.,
5ft
preferred (quar.)
4ftft
—
—
1
1-
8
Cham.pion Paper & Fibre, 4ftft
$1.75
2r
!
1-
8
Cliampljn
Refining
>—*-
12-10
Consolidated
Electronics
12-10
Consolidated
Foods
preferred
fquar.)_
;!
Consolidated
Natural
Consolidated
Paper,
Gas
Ltd.
(quar.)
quar
Rock
Products
preferred
Consumers
B
I
(quari )"!
Power
Co.,
12-30
12-15
1- 1
12-15
12-15
$4.50
preferred
common
'quar.)!!
1-
1
12-15
$4.50
preferred
fquar.)
1-
1
12-15
$4.52
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Continental
Continental
1-11
12-24
Continental
Can
12-24
12-
Continental
Connector,
B
Co.,
12-28
12-
1
12-
4
12-31
12-
4
12-31
-12-4
1- 2
12-16
2
12-16
1-
,2- 1
12-23
2- 1
12-23
2-
4
12-23
1-
5
11-30
1-15
12-29
$1.37 ft
1-
12-15
2
12-10
31 ftc
12-30
12-18
1-30
1-20
1-15
1-
5
$1.50
1-
5
12-24
.1-
5
12-24
12-11
4
12-11
Continental Motor Coach
1- 1
12-18
Continental
Steel
r ioc
4-
1
125c
2-
1
1-15
1-
I
12-10
35c
2- I
1$1
12-29
-
1-15
Corp.
11-30
2-
I
25c
1-
1
11-30
25C
l-l
12-14
22 ftc
1-
8
12-31
12-15
140c
1-15
12-24
55c
2-15
1-15
12-
4
+40c
1-15
12-
4
1-15
1-
5
12-18
7c
1-
1
12-16
1-
1
1-
2
12-16
F2-
4
1-
2
12-
4
181.37ft
1-
2
■12-
4
G5c
12+31
2-20
12-15
1-22
1-
2
12-
4
4-
1
3-
4
$1.12 ft
1-
2
12-
4
$1.12 ft
4-
I
3-
4
$1.13
1-
2
12-
4
$1.13
4-
I
3-
4
Hill
(r's'nid)
(auar
)
(quar.)
Continental Copper & steel
Stock
dividend
4
1-
Motors
1
$1.04
°fquar )
<quar)I_~I
$3.75 pfd.
class A
1-
Continental
1-22
12-31
12-31
$1.04
Baking Co., $5.50 pfd
1-8
40c
12-16
_~
.
12-22
2-1
12-11
125c
_
)~_
_I
1~
II
I_
_III_
12-22
25c
12-31
~ ~~
12-31
12-31
12-13
12-11
$1.75
12c
I
I
10c
15c
12-18
12-31
181,37 ft
~
(quar
-quar.)
Aviation
Enginccrinrr
12-14
20c
7 ftc
Z
$4.16 preferred (quar.)$4.16 preferred
-quar.):!;~
1-1
(quar )
~~~
Fund__:
$1.03
1
12-16
12-30
20c
(quar)
fquar.)
Investment
>
(quar.)
30c preferred 'quar.)
Consumers Gas Co., Ltd., common
5%'ft
preferred A (quar.)
12-11
1
12-15
S4
+40c
(increased
■-
Consumers
1-
12-15
1
$1.25
Industries (initial")
Corp. (quar.)
Consolidated Gas Utilities
Corp. (quar t~_"
Consolidated Mining & Smelting, Ltd.
(s-a)
12-11
1- 1
1
1-
Standard
12-31
1-
1-
12-30
'
(quar.(11" "ft"
Securities,
ts-a)__'
Corp.
Consumers Acceptance
Corp., class A
25c
12-15
$1.25
(s-a*~
-
i
(quar.)
Dearborn
Extra
$1.12ft
12-31
3-19
^Un¬
of Canada, Ltd.
Corp.—
15c
(quar.)
1
1
12-19
12-16
12-31
12-31
1
12-
12-19
4
.
12-
12-
12-
Cigar
Consolidated
75c
pfd.
8
12-31
12-31
2
1-15
12-11
1-
2ft
1-
preferred
Class
1-15
10c
12-31
1-1
7
1
12-17
preferred, (guar.)
5%ft
2-
2
Consolidated Diversified
12-11
12-11
1-15
$1,12 ft
$1.75
Ltd., $2.50 non-cumul. preference.
Consolidated Edison Co. <N. Y.)—
12-10
12-23
1
(quar.)__
12-18
12-10
2-
2
40c
Consolidated
12-10
12-18
6 ftc
4
12-18
1
1-15
12-18
2
1-
12-31
12-31
1
1
12-18
4
1-
1-
preferred
5ft
4
1-
1-
40c
5ft
1-
10c
Sl.OGftt
50'4C
12-11
GOc
12-18
net
(quar.)
12-18
1-2
27 ftc
10c
pfd.
2
15c
~
;
(guar.)
12-31
12-29
12-11
1-
common
$4.52
:
2r
Oil &
Inc.,
SI
12-31
12-18
12-31
1S10
*
consolidated Bakeries
25c
preferred fquar.1
Gft
pfd. (quar.)
(ciuar.)__
pfd.
Consolidated
12-31
12-30
GOc
12-11
1-
1-2-15
capital
12-11
1-
12-18
1
Insurance—
Increased-quarterly
Light & Power
$1.19
-
Gotham
Life
Connecticut
1-
2
1-
$1.31'/4
2
Si.15
SI.15
$1.50
$2.50
12-18
1-
63c
$1.16
G.), Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred A (quar. )__;_„
preferred fquar.)
1-
1-
2
50c
(C.
SI.34%
(resumed)
5c
Z'JZ*
7ft
Machinery, 5ft
Building, Ltd •
1-
.
12-10
1-
10c
5c
Extra
Chadbourn
(quar.
1-2
35c
BT'^c
12-11
(Indianapolis*—
Shoe
1-1
20c
12-18
12-28
12-31
$1
Co.
Connecticut General
.
,
2-10
12-29
75c
(quar.)_
$1.16
—
Corp.__—
Products
preferred
Compo
Service—
income)
Pasco
(quar.*____
common
Commonwealth Water Co., 5ftft
held).
(quar.)
preferred fquar.):
Shares Trust
(quarterly from
12-16
Edison,
12-11
Conn
'"-,$1.18
11-19
12-15
$1
12-11
12-10
$1.23
4
5c
Jersey City)
12-31
10
convertible
1-20
1-12
4
rate
preference for each
Common
1-11
28 ftc
preferr^ (quar.)__
of
stock
series
preferred (quar.)
preferred
fquar.)_!
preferred (quar.)
ft
preferred
(quar.)
Wisconsin Motor Transport-
12-31
12-15
12- 8
8
12-10
(initial quar.)
22c
—,J—62ftc
$5.50 preferred fquar.)
-——
$1.37ft
$5 preferred (quar.)
$1.25
Century Industries (stock dividend)
5'ft
$1.12 ft
15c
(quar.L—
Byers (A. M.) Co., common
7ft preferred (quar.)
B
common
GOc
___
1
1-
1
1-
2ft
1
12-31
$1.12^
$1.16
3-
5c
preferred (quar-.)
ft
5.25ft preferred fquar.)_.«
Commonwealth Income Fund (from
gains*
1- 2
1- 2
Telephone, new com.
$2.50 preferred fquar.)
25c
(quar.)
12-
1-
36c
4
2-10
70c
-
TYust
Commonwcallh
.
—
10c
preferred
Co
1
2
1
12-31
28c
(quar.)
Extra
.
Central
6ft
1-
Service—
Public
preferred
fquar.)
,—1
preferred fquar.)
preferred fquar.)
L
Central Seciirites Corp. (year-end)—
i;
(Payable in cash 01* in convertible pref¬
shares
Corp.
:___
Commercial
$1.12',a
$1.18:,.i
(quar.)
com.
6ft
12-18
1-15
—
4.60 ft
one
Inc. (quar.)
(quar.)__
Co.
dividend
Concourse
4.6ft/
of
15c
12-15
.
—
fquar.)
4.25C« preferred (quar.)
i
4.92ft/ preferred (quar.)
Central Indiana Gas (quar.)
Central Kansas Power, 4-%ft .pfd. (quar.)—.
Central Maine Power, common fquar.)
3.50ft
preferred
fquar.)__
erence
15c
12-31
preferred
12-
1
11-30
593«c
62ftc
fquar.)——
(quar.)—:
Light—
preferred (quar.)—
preferred fquar.)
^—____—_____
12-17
1-
12-24
Illinois
12-28
7
12-15
12-30
—
12-29
115c
(s-a)
(quar.)
4(2ft
preferred
12-16
1
15c
preferred
"————I'll
Terminal
1
1-
1-12
12-31
preferred series A (quar.)__—$1.02'/a
preferred series B (quar.)—;
$1.02Y*
preferred series C <quar.)_
$1.18%
preferred series D (quar.)—
$1.20
Central
4ft
Extra
Stock
415c
——
Quarterly
Quarterly
Burroughs Corp.
12-22
1-
145c
com.
12-15
10c
___!_
I
(quar.)
Oil, Ltd., ord.
Shoe
1-15
1-
30c
Ltd
6ft
9
10c
70c
fquar.)_
preferred
Co.
12-21
12-
10c
(increased)
preferred
Corp.,
Mills,
1
10c
IIIIZI
quar,)_
Comoany
Watch
Butterick
12-31
1-
Products,
Burns & Co.,
4 Vz ft
1-15
4."10ft'
4.75ft
(1959)—
Burlington Steel Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Butlers
4.10C;!
12-17
4ft
Central Illinois Electric & Oar,,
1-15
62'ftc
Co.
series
4(2ft
fquar.)
_I_~—
convertible
Butler
preferred
1S1.50
____:
6ft
Buri-us
4.35ft
1-
(Initial
60c
Burmah
(quar.)_!____—
1-1-60
Budget Finance Plan,
Burnham
preferred
12-17
12-28
Co.—
preferred (quar.)—__—__—
1
Solvents
4.64ft
Central Hudson Gas & Electric—
+$1.18
Brunswick-Balke-Collender. 5ft
Bulova
4.75ft
95c
(Charles)
Builamg
8
4,64ft
B
(E.
7
1-
luc
Initial)
Shoe
Bruce
12-
1
Distillers Corp.—.
preferred
Brown
1
(initial-quar.)—I
preferred
Brown-Forman
Class
1-
1-
Credit
Commercial
International
preferred A
preferred
2-1
Commercial
12-17
12-15
Loan
2-
1$1.09
Engineering,
12-15
12-28
Commonwealth
163c
1.2-21
Combustion
12-30
Commonwealth
12ftc
12-17
2-15
1-8
7
3-
25c
non-cumulative, 2nd pfd. (annual)___
Columbus Dental Mfg., common (quar.
7ft
preferred fquar.)
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric <quar.)__
10c
40c
12-19
5
12-18
$1.25
(year-end)
4ft
1-4
Gas
12-11
12-31
1-
12-
$1.33%
com.
1-30
1-15
12-
1
:
fquar.)_
50c
—._
12-15
31V4C
(quar.)
fquar.
preferred
Colorado (c Southern Ry„
25c
$1.1:2V«$1.75
1
1-20
68 %c
common
25c
12-7
Electric
4.75ft
preferred
5.35'o
Gas,
(quar.)
—i—_—
(Increased)4—-
preferred
$2.50
Interstate
1-
1
1-15
11-27
30c
1-
12-31
5c
<quar.)„;
1-30
1-
1-
12-23
B
50c
1-1
135c
12-16
Central Aguirre Sugar
-
preferred
(quor.)_-_____—_r_
common
7
155c
1-2
»•
of
7
'
$1.25
(quar.)__——
12-
168c
5ft
1-8
1-8
12-16
.
1-14
6 ft c
(monthly)
ft ft
5ft ft
7
10c
12-7
5ft>
fquar.)
Common
'4
Colorado
1- 2
12-30
Products
'
12-18.
2-1
50c
5
3
10c
33c
(annual)——
12-
com.
Brown-Durrell. Co.
Ltd.
1
Central
Color-Cralt
$1.05
—
1
Gas,
Canada
12- 2
12-22
1-5
1
15c
Bond
12-31
10c
1-
t$1.12ft
Extra
preferred
15c
20ft
1-
4iL>ft
fquar.)
new
12-18
(quar.)«.—
!
1-
12-10
2-
1-1-GO
IOC
12-29
1-
(quar.)—
Broekway Glass
5To
4
Corj).
Inc.
income*
ment
60c
Products
Steel
Shares,
25c
3- 1
1-15
12-31
1-1-60
50c
fquar.)
(from invest¬
12-30
$1.12%
20c
20c
pfd.
conv.
(monthly)
preferred fquar.)
!
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.—
Common
fstock dividend)-^
Gft preferred A
fquaik)_._______________
(resumed
Mines,
Energy
4ft
11-27
12-15
5ft
i%ft :
87 ftc
(extra*.
common
fquar.)
Co..
1- 2
Co
&
Plate
Co.,
preferred
Radio
75c
50c
America—
4Ynft
preferred A (quar.)_______
7ft
2nd preferred (quar.)
A
Ltd.—
tquar. 1
preferred
Brooke
12-
Tin
$3.50
Collins
Colorado Central Power Co., com.
$1.25
.
$1
____!_.
11-27
—
10c
..
$1.75
12-15
12-14
$1.18
153 ftc
___
Products,
preferred (quar.|___,^
preferred fquar.)—
4:Va'o
preferred fl956 series)
5YV.'o preferred fquar.)
QYo preferred (quar.)—
$3.80
2
Pomeroy
Coca-Cola
2
12-
12-10
30c
1- 2
1$1
4Yst'/o
Brockton
1-
12-30
1-20
12-22
1
80c
(quar.)
12-31
•
12-14
2
12ftc
________
—10c
tquar.75c
157c
+
+
Bush
12-24
.
Resumed
•
1-15
*
-
Celotex Corp.,
British Columbia Power, Ltd.
(quar.)——
British Columbia Telephone, com.
(incr.)__
4% ft
12-31
—_
Extra*
Co.
preferred (quar.)
Bottling -(Cinn.)
(quar.)
1-15
2ft
ti
^
i1-
10c
second
Colonial
fquar.)__i
Mills
Caspers
1-
4ft
1-22
'f
35c
G5c
15c
preferred fqun,r.)a._
12-31
tquar.)—
Castle-Treiiieway
1-
7ft
2-1
Extra
7
4
12- 2
Co.—
Cascades Plywood Corp,
7
125c
_________________
Columbia
4Vz'ic preferred
Carthage
&
Scott
12-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)———
preferred
(quar.)2_
British
Pirie
12-
Electric Co.—
tquar.)___
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
5ft ft
1- 2
Colgate-Palmolive
__
12-30
1-15
Cluett,
12-12
12-12
1- 5
&
12-30
25c
12-15
2-29
preferred (quar.)_—_______—<—
Carpenter Papeij.Co. (stock dividend)——_
Carson
Yard
12-31
1-
Equipment
12-16
preferred
4ftft
4%ft
Baxter
5-13
8-15
87 ftc
:
Stock
1-2
/
1
50c
Corp. (quar.)_
Forge-Waynesboro Telephone
Peabody & Co,—
12-
(Philip)
12-16
93 %c
Clevite
12- 2
x-.
1
6-
9-..1
$1.12 ft
f quar. )
guaranteed
1- 2
(quar.)
12-31
__
7ft
12-31
12-15
2
2-15
3-
$1.50
& Pittsburgh RR.—
special guaranteed (quar.)
1- 2
$5.00
Case
Ry. (s-a)
1
Illuminating Co.—
Union
33c
—
Mahoning
preferred
Clifton
(quar.)
S1.25
10c
Cleveland
42c
(quar.
3%ft.
2-16
4ft
12-31
2
12-15
Cleveland
Ltd.—
—
2-16
12-16
4.ft ft-
fquar.
$20c
2933ftc
12-31
_____
(quar.)
Co.,
1
Electric
■
12-15
3ft
-
fquar,)__.
12 ftc
—
Bridgeport Gas Co., common
5.28ft preferred (quar,)
Bristol-Myers
1
3-
&
Cleveland
12-31
1-15
1- 4
65c
!_••_.
Co.
42 ftc
(quar.)
Co.
3-
12-31
Clearfield
11-27
Bakeries
12-11
2-15
$1.37 ft
fstock dividendy
Quarries
56', i c
__________
preferred
Bridgeport Hydraulic
Brillo
50c
11-27
Mfg.
12-30
4
,
ft'
preferred < quar.)___
Products Corp. (quar.)
Trencher
Kennedy, Inc. tquar.):
Mfg. Co. (slock dividend)__
(increased)
Carnation Company (stock dividend)——_
Carolina, Cllnchfield & Ohio Ry. fqr.ar.)__
Carolina Power & Light, common (quar.)—
84.20 preferred (quar.)
Carey,
!.
(year-eitd)__
Cleveland
275c
2$2
12-19
Telephone—
Cleveland
Carnaco
—-———
(quar.)
Claussen
12-15
Records fquar. I
—.—
Carbons Consolidated,
Inc.——____—.
1-
12-18
5
12-1
1-15
I- 2
1-
Corp.
Ciarostat
1-29
12-11
Pacific
tquar.)
4-_jf
Citizens Casualty
fN. Y.)- (qnaerWikl.
Citizens Utilities, class.A
(stock di\TSsnd)x
City Investing Co., common is-a)
12-15
•
7
12-31
$1
City
1-15
7
12-
$1.13%
Stock Yards
1-11
1- 4
12-
12-28
$1.13
Union
Financial
T
1-11
1-4
Capitol
1-
Co..—...—
Bell
12-15
Common
12-18
12-28
$1.25
12-16
class B
12-16
1-15
$1.25
1
Corp.
12-16
12-29
37 ftc
fquar.)__
'
4.
•
12-29
quaneriy
a
Texas
1-
Mills Co..
4-
fquar.)
ft
1-
Canal-Randolph
$1
3-15
I
12-31
230c
&
275c
Power,
12-15
40c
■
Quarterly
Cincinnati
C
11-30
1-15
.
8
l-G-60
$1.75
RR
;
Suburban
&
___.—
7ftc
Brazilian Traction, Light & Power Co., Ltd.
Preference
(quar.)_
Orleans
fquar.)
_—_______________
$1.25
—
12-15
New
preferred fquar.)
preferred fquar.)
12-31
preferred (quar.)
• .$$1.25
preferred (quar.)
281
6 lit ft
preferred (quar. )
llft.c
7ft
preferred (quar.)
$1.75
Canadian Pacific Ry. (s-a)—275c
4ft
non-cumulative preference (s-a)_____
2ft
Canadian Vickcrs, Ltd.
(quar.)
215c
Canadian
Westinghouse, Ltd.
(quar.)—225c
1
'
(Milton)
Ltd.
1-
12-15
1-
25c
!
4 20c
Ltd.,
4ft
1-
__
Bradley
Investment,
Oil,
Husky
Ice Machine Co.
12-10
6
2 ft 7c
•;
preferred fquar.)___
1
215c
282
'_
011
com.
fquar.)
1- 2
218:?'ic
225c
215c
<now
Electric,
1- 2
5ft
4
12-18
■
&
2-1
2-
2$4
(quar.)—
(quar.l_
i
__ft
Canadian Oil Cos., L'tl.. 8ft pfd. (quar.)
...
(quar.)
12- 1
11-30
preferred
....
_!
v..
& Sons
1- 2
(quar.)
—__
7'/aC
(quar.)
Year-end
pfd,
1-12
12-15
12-30
10c
preferred
Industries, Ltd., common (final)—
preferred fquar.)
7Pzft
Cannon
——...—
tE..J.)
1-
168%C
.
Ltd.—
5ft ft
preference
(quar.)
Bowes, Ltd. (extra)——4.-——.-.—...——
Quarterly
12-15
1- 2
7ft
Enquirer
preferred
5ft
5ft
12-1
1-15
—
preferred (quar.) _______:—_______
preferred (quar.)
Brach
1- 2
—
Canadian International
6ft.
12-31
3- 4
1-1
2- 1
281.25
Canadian
12-16
2
4-1
1:40c
.
12-15
-
12-31
$2
—
Pacific
6ft/ pfd. tquar.)
Ltd.. cl. A fquar.)
12-18
1-
1-2-60
________
—I
5ftft
Co.
Electric
General
12-29
90c
20c
dividend)
(stock
(quar.)
60c
Co.,
Extra—
Canadian
—....
Bowater Mersey Paper Co.,
Bowl-Mor
Canadian
Canadian
—:———
Property Trust
of
Steel
Drawn
12-17
30c
3-4
131.'ftc
—
3ft
2ft c
(quar.)_a_r—™
lb
Island
Gas
Cincinnati,
12-10
f$1.50
(quar.). 131'ftc.
(quar.)_.___
lliTlac
'
12-15
95c
Corp.
preference
Extra
1
(quar,)...——
A
1:50c
i$1.10
ft*.
12-30•
1-15
(quar.)
Tool
Securities,
Cincinnati
(quar,)__———________
Canadian Canners, Ltd., 75c class A (quar.)
Canadian Oelanese, Ltd,
(Increased)_______
2
8 7 ftc
4%ft
4-1
■
Rock
preferred
,
5ft
.preference
1-
tquar.).—4...——__
<fe
Bowater
convertible
$1.25
,5ft
1-
:_
preferred
4ft
12-2
1-15
1:87'/aC287'ftc
(increased)
com;
Canadian Bronze, Ltd., common
12-21
(quar.)
fquar.)—
3ftft
Inc., class
dividend:
(quar.)
Breweries, Ltd.,
11-20
12-30
30c
12-15
Steamship Lines, Ltd.—
15c
—__________
Club
Borman Food Stores
Boston
1-7
12-31
.
{$1.06'ft
—______
Canadian General
Development Co
Book-of-the-Month
Borg-Warner Corp.,
Cincinnati
prel'erence
$1.37V2
5ftft prior preferred (quar.).—
Cascade Corp, (quar.)-..—--—
Bostltcb,
1-15
40c
preferred (initial)
(quar.)_—
Inc.
Boise
Bonanza
1-
Co.—
C.)
(H.
Cinclnruti
12- 7
12-7
Ltd., 4.40ft pfd. (quar.)—
Ry, (s-a) ______Lft:,-—,-—
Southern
Canadian
Laughlin,
&
$1.40
_____
Co.—
convertible
$1.80
Bliss
—.'—.—
preferred (quar.)
5.60ft
12-14
(quav.)__
12-11
12-29
25c
1- 1
l- l
1- 2
1- 4
'425c
t37Yac
12-29
51.12ft
iquur.)
Products
Pneumatic
1- 4
—ft-——.
Salctyay,
Canadian
12-15
25c
Blackstone Valley Gas <& Electric—
*4ftft
12-28
-
12-/15
25c
—
1-27
Molded
462'ac
25c
Sl.OG'ft
Ltd.; cent.
—
Chicago Miil & Lumber
Christiana
Quarterly
1-10
1-25
dividend
Stock
12-28
.___—
1--T
25c
12-21
Canada Permanent Mortgage Corp. (Toronto)
1-20
125c
—
1- 4
1-12
(s-a 1
HOC
tquar.)
Son, Inc. tquar.)_.t_.
Decker Mfg. Co. (quar.)
&
B
21c
(quar.t
Special
Bird
Class
$1.25
Hats, Ltd., common
$1 preferred A
12-21
25c
.
tquar.)—
Biederman Furniture, class A ( initial*—
Biltmore
1
1-
12-16
1-22
12-29
12-23
12-16
15c
preferred fquar.)
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia, stock dividend
Chicago Dock & Canal (extra)
Chicago Great Western Ry. (stock dividend)
Chicago
Chicago
1 s-a
25c
pld. «quar.t
com. (initial qtiar.)
7 ft
Blddeford & Saco Water Co.
Binks
A
12-23
4
15c
ft ft
25c
preferred tquar.).—;—-—2—
Packers, Ltd.—
•
Class
1-1
gains
3
12-21
12-3C
"
4
12-
1-
l-'5
investment
net
capital
12-28
Flooring Ltd., class B.._—,——
12-15
1
2
12-
Chicago,
Bread, Ltd., 5ft pref. B (quar. )„_
Dfy Cor))., common (quar.)
12-14
4
1-
4
37c
fquar.)
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone—•
Common.(exfra).
12-28
$4.25 preferred (quaik)
*
$1.75
12-15
12-15
1-12
Canada Iron-Foundries,
100ft
(from
Inc.
realized
1-27
Extra—
Canada
Fund,
net
Associated Bakeries, Inc.
-—25c
Taggan
Quarterly
From
12-31
1-15
-
-
Canada
25c
Chemical
-15c
fquar,)_-
Extra
12-18
8
1-
GOc
Wines,
$1.18:b
12fac
J3;!ic
Campbell Ifed Lake Mines Ltd. tquar.
1-8!
4
12-4
2-15
1-12
$1.25
30c
(quar.—.
12-
1-22
2 (aft
;
...——
Bibb Manufacturing, new
20')c
28:bc
(increased quar.)
common
preferred
4.75ft-
12-15
12-
Ltd. (s-a)
Chemical Bank New York Trust
4
(quar. 1
1-15
25c
Bethlehem -Steel Corp.,
12-30
——_—
Cement
Portland
12-29
25C
common.
on
fquar.).
58c
Payable of Aec.
150c
$1
Chateau-Gal
Co.—
California
2-
Cement—
&
1-1
_____
Telephone
60c
(,quar.)___.-
tquar.)—.——
75c
'
tquar.)
dividend
Stock
8
1-13
12ftc
—:
——-
75c
7c
155c
fs-a.t—.:—v-.~-—-+-•—'—common
tquar.)
Limestone
Bessemer
1
1-31
5ft
—
12-15
preferred tquar.)
Packing Corp. (quar.)—
2
3-
20c
Co.,
preferred
preferred
5'ift
1-
15c
20c
$1.25
—
1- 1
1- 1
—
Fund
2
—-
common
12- 4
62(2C
HYr.c
Holdert
Share
quar.
•
12-14
1- 2
1- 2
1-2
—___—_
preferred (quar.)
5.75ft
preferred touar.)
Oft preferred (quar.)——
1-
—
Co.,
1-15
?$1
*S1.12l.i
sS1.25
——-—
S2.50
25c'
.•>
Name 0) Company
.
Electric Power—
California
'117 ft-c
—
___—
1-
+10c
—
< Initial) —4-
Monday, December 28, 195S
,
Per
.
Charleston Transit
Ltd.—
Co.,
common
,
IIolden
Payable of Rec.
Share
_■
preferred fquar./
4 ft ft
preftMTOd (quar.;
5ft
preferred
tquar.)—
10-16
3-10
Power
New
12-15
SO. 29
——
fquar. *
Finance
Stock
4ft
C
1-
20C
Year-end
6ft
4-
50c
of Company
4ft
12-10
135c
—
•
Corp.
Beneficial
5ft
3-10
Calgary
—
dividend
Beneficial
•
1
-----
Belding-Corticelli. Ltd., 7V pld. (quar.)
Stoics, Ltd., common <quar.*_____5ft
preferred tquar,*—— —
Belknap Hardware 6c Mfg., common
4ft
preferred
(quar.)
4ft
preferred fquar, t —.....
— -—;
,
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada
(incr.-quar.)
5ft:
3-10
4-
Name
12-10
1
135c
(quar. >_-r
Belgium
Stock
2
Group
American
Bendix
14-
:25c
~-r—
' quar.—-—
Co
Beech Creel: RR.
Beecham
^—
12-10
125c
——-—
(quar.>—
2
-:25C
.
——---—
(quar.*
A
of Rta
1-
When
Per
Holdert
Payable
:125c
< quar.)——
Ltd;,. Common
Lumber
Beaver
When
Share
of Company
.
15c
1-
1
93%c
1-
1
12-15
12 ftc
1-
4
12-15
1-
4
12-15
17 ftc
1ft
Lines
(annual*'
(quar.)
_I
12-23
$1.37 ft
S. 006 ft
Industries"!nuar I
1-13
12-21
12-31
12-
4
12-
4
12-
4
70c
1-
8
12-29
15C
1-13
12-23
Corp.
(2-for-1 split subject to
approval of stock¬
holders March 15.
1960)
■
Controls Co. of America
(quar.)_
.3-30
20C
1-
5
3-15
12-22
"V
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♦
volume
,190
Number 5911
.
.
.
Pur
of Iiec.
12-31
12-21
5c
—__
1711c
1-13
Cooper-Jarrett. Inc. (quar.
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co.—
Increased; quarterly
35c
Stock dividend
Del. i
<
Coruell-Dubilier
2-
5
12-28
12-
50c
1-25
1-
4
6',o
Dow
Corp.-~
Common
quar.)
series A preferred
5c
,
12-1(5
12-31
;
$1.31 (4
1-15
Corning Glass Works, com. (increased quar. )/■
37(cc
12-28
50c
12-28
12-11
31 iiVo
Coro.
87V.-C
preferred series 1945 & 1947 (quar.)
Inc.
Corroon
;(quar.
Reynolds
&
Cosden Petroleum
Craig
of Wheat
..'
+1
—:
Corp.
Service Inc.,
Petroleum,
class
Cork
"'
*•
Crown
(Toronto)
Fund
Corp.
Curloe
D.
&
D
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2
A
preferred
1
2
12-18
Eagle
12-31
12-31
4 la Co
12-15
20c
12-31
12-17
12-17
$1'
■i 5c
1-
1-15
Eastern
1-4-80
12-18
Eastern
1-4-G0
12-18
Eastern States
$1.75
4-1-80
3-18
87
A
$1.75
7-1-60
6-18
$8
B
$1.75 9-29-60
9-18
15c
1-
1
15c
1-
1
1-
1
$5.60
1
11-27
1
11-27
12-31
12-31
Elder
1-
12-31
Edison
25 A
12-
12-31
12-15
20c
12-31
12-11
El
1
12-11
5
93Ac
1-15
1-
25c
1-
7
12-22
12-15
12-
t75c
12-31
1
-
8Hi
preferred
tquar.*
Dayton Rubirer Co., common (quar.)_z
$1
•
1-
5
12-15
1-28
,35c'.
'Stock -dividend
$2' class A (quar. 1 ,
Debenture & Securities Corp. of Canada—
5A
preferred (.s-a
5A
2-15
50c
.
1-28
Electric
Paso
lrll
'
2-
1
12-15
2
1-
2
12-
1
12-28
12-
8
1-
92 Ac
iquar.)
5
1-
$1
2
12-31
12-
1
12-10
12-31
12-10
12-31
12-10
12-31
12-10
12-28
12-1(5
15c
12-28
12-1(5
Enamel <te Heating Products,
Class
A
(quar >.
25c
share
1-15
12-24
4
Corp..
Cheniicai
Arts
s'3
Preferred
Corp.,
(quar.»
Dieoold. -Iu-J.
'quar.',,
dividend
common
Eric
12-15
Ero
1
12-1(5
Erwin
12-31
12-21
1
4.
Group,
class
From
A
S1.5G
$1.5(5
j.
tquar.)
,
iquar. ).
Inc..
_
70c
Dome Mines. Ltd.
iquar.i
Donrnion
Cor set.
Ltd.
Dominion
Dairies.
.
.
12-
3
Fabian
1
12-
3
_
12-18
Si.(50
12-30
12-18
1-
5
12-21
1-
5
12-21
12-30
11 -30
37 Vac
2-15
39c
1-
.
12-21
1
3-18
1-
4
12-18
243c
1-15
12-31
4-15
3-31
7'r
preferred
Dominion
Common
1.
tquar.),.
Scottish
1-
♦35c
♦$1.12 A
d_
incr.-quar.)
2
1-15
12-
9
12-23
.
Investments,
Extr^
1-15
+
17 Ac
12-28
1-15
} 55c
(s-a>_
' s-ai
•
-
1-
8
Franklin
1-
8
Franklin
12-15
Stock
12-28
1-2
12-20
!
.
240c
12-31
12-17
120c
12-31
12-17
Fund
Series
2
12-
4
Common
2
12-
4
Preferred
90c
1-
2
12-
4
Utility Series
(2-for-l splits
?30c
12-31
12-17
12-31
12-17
1-15
7 Ac
1-
2
1-
<\'r
Eraser
12-12
Frantz
Manufacturing
Frascr
Brick
12-31
Fremont
1
12-18
Friglkar
12-31
Frosst
1-
1-15
1-
1
11-24
$1.12 A
*1-
1
11-24
$1.18
1-
1
$1.3:3
1-
1
11-24
$1.34
1-
1
11-24
25c
2-
1
1-21
13c
Fetlonu
1-
5
,
Fundamental.
4'i>
1-20
12-21
Quarterly '
Federal
12-15
Garrett
1-
4
12-15
12-29
12-18
12-29
12-18
12-29
12-18
50 c.
12-29
12-11
Corp.
General
preferred
American
12-14
12-18
General
Bakeries, Ltd.
12-18
General
1-15
12-15
$1.25
$1.1844
3-
3-
1
1
1-20
2-15
2-15
12-31
30c
2-
1
1-11
1-
2
12-21
40c
1-30
1-
1-
12-
9
12-
9
12-31
12-31
1-
a
12-15
1-
-
8
12-15
1-10
12-21
General
12-21
General
Industrial
4
General
Industries
12-31
1-
12-17
1-
1
4c
12-31
10-31
12-31
12-15
3-10
2-29
1-15
12-31
12-29
12-18
25 c
1-2!)
1-14
From
pfd.
1-211
1-
7
12-31
12-
7
12-31
12-21
31 Ac
12-31
12-lft
50c
1-
"
81
1-
2
12-18
2
12-
5
I-
1
12-
4
15c
12-31
12-15
37 Ac
12-31
12-15
50c
•
(quar.),,,.
c
5'/
Inc.,
preferred
General
$5
(Boston)-—
income,
Motors
preferred
General
$4.75
common
1-25
-
12-18
25c
12-31
12-23
$1.25
12-28
12-18
Corp, $3.75
(quar.),,
Precision
2
12-11
1-
2
12-11
1-
4
12-10
three
80c
1-
2
12-31
deemable 2nd pfd.
3'/
1-25
12-30
5A-
12-31
12-30
net
12-21
of
2(5
able
General
2-
1
2-
1
:
$1.50
(quar.j
2-
1
—
1-15
12-15
3 A.
.
1-15
12-4
1-
2
11-27
1-
2
11-27
12-31
12-21
40c
—a
$1
4'-
Public
cents
in
cash
of
_
$l,18:!i
30c
1-1-r,n
40c
1-
2
5'i
plus
realized
a
of
re¬
1-14
net
gains
pay¬
36c
12-30
12-30
4'i-
Realty Corp
(stock dividend)
Refractories,
new
(initial)J
1-11
25c
—
(quar.),
1-
12-11
12-9
12-
1
9
12-23
(quar.i.
25c
12-29
12-
40c
—
Telephone Co. of California—
preferred tquar. 1
12-31
12-18
7
preferred B
01
25c
preferred
12-
8
32 Ac
_
tquar.)
2-
1
,32 Ac
2-
1
1-25
33c
preferred' tquar.)
SI.32
1-2
Florida--
iquar, 1
2-
1
1-25
1-25
12-28
12-15
General
Telephone Co. of Illinois—
$2.37'.-! preferred (quar.)*.—
59A.C
1-
1
12-31
12-15
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2.59 preferred tquar.)
62 Ac
1-
2
12-10
12-15
4-
1
3-15
30c
1-
2
4
12-18
1-
fi
12-21
50c
1-
4
12-18
20c
1-
4
12-18
12-
4
12-15
1-
15c
General
4c
2-29
12-31
10c
12-31
12-
4
10c
12-31
12-
4
25c
1-2-80' •
Si.35
Telephone Co. of Michigan—
preferred tquar.)
S2.40
•
preferred
General
3-
1
2-19
23c
1-15
12-31
.
—
tq iar.),,—_—,1
Telephone
Co.
1
$2.10
——
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
preferred iquar.)
General
Telephone
5.o0'/'
preferred
of the
(quar.)
Co.
33 Ac
1-
2
GOc
1-
2
12-15:
37 Ac
1-
1
12-15
Missouri I—
6preferred A (quar.)
General
12-29
25c
(monthly)
12-31
$3
—
(quar.i,.
4
2-2 6
25c
-
—.
4
1-
distribution
stock),.
or
Railway Signal
$1.30
8
S3
--
1-
(HFteftts from
Corp.
income
General Telephone Co,
Co.
—
A
General
12-r
12-
8
12-10
3-18
for each A or B held)
Service
from
dividend
non-cumulative
3't>
General,Steel Castings
Si.30
—
9
1-
1
93 Ac
tquar.)
12-
1
t-
$1.25
Mfg., Ltd.—
cldss B (stock
and
shares
investment
1-22
2-
Products
A
11-30
pfd.
tquar.)
1-
Class
12-30
-
Equipment—
preferred
General
7c
30c
81.25
(quar,),,,
(quar.),.
25c
—
—
Assn.
12-18
2
1-
10c
(qiiar.)
Enterprises.
investment
General Mills,
—
-—
12-lfl
2
37 Ac
;
5'c
1
1-14
10c
Co.
Co,
1
12-
25c
(quar. 1
Electric
12-
1
$!0c
(quar.).
(extra)
;
General Contract Finance Corp.,
/_,
General Controls, common tquar.),,,
1
1
1-
$1.12 A
Candy
1
12-31
1-
10c
preferred
4
—
Corp. (quar. )
General Bronze Corp. (quar.)
General Builders Corp., 5Co conv. pfd. iquar.i
General Cable Corp., common (quar.),,,,
4Cv
1st preferred (quar.)!
General
12-
Co.—•
of Texas
Quarterly
G '/>
12-
4
4
75c
(quar.
American Oil
12-31
12-31
12-
.
Bancshares
preferred
12-14
12-
25<:
(quar.),
Investors
12-30
84.50
General
I
$$1,25;
Industries'—
12-31
40c
2-
:M0c
5'.uC- preferred tquar.),,,;
convertible
4
12-31
10c
Light Co. (Columbus. Ga.i common
Gatineau Power Co. Ltd., common iquar,),,
American
4
2-
1
4.
12-31
10c
General
12-
12-31
20c
12-30
(s-a)
pfd.
:•
0-31
12-
3-
50c
15c
30c
--
2-26
4
12-28
28 Ac
(quar.),,,,
45 c
.
Mortgage
a-
U
a.A
12-18
20c
1 annual),
(quar.i,
—
Co.
30c
25c
(quar.i,,,,
(qunr.
Freightllnes
12-22
30c
Insurance
.
12-15
3'»
com.
(quar.)
37 Ac
—
-
2
8-16
50c
(quar.i
—
4
1-
♦30c
Products
Shops
_
(quar.)
(Julius) ft' Co.,
dividend
1-22
87 '/•
,
—
-
1-
3-16
150
6 Ac
Extra
$1.62
(extra),,
-
National
quar.),,
______
common
12 Ac
k—
(quar.)—
(year-end)
Insurance
Co,
preferred
Garrett
IV 4
6Co
(stock div.)--,
(s-a)
Bake
(resumed
common
preferred
Garfinekel
4'A','v
Ltd.—
(quar.i
—
..
lths-V
U5c
A
Investors
Gardner-Denver
12-21
4A
Life
Y.)
N.
Asphalt
'
class
+
Year-end
,
(quar.)
preferred
,
Year-end*
(Initial
(quar.)
(annual)
A
Fruehawf Trailer,
A
50
(quar. )—
Federal
Tile
Corp.
(quar.)
(Charles E.) & Co.,
Stock
12 Ac
I—
dividend)
common
Traders
Foods
&
Petroleum
11-24
-
..
.
Co.
Fearn
1
Extra
12-10
12*21
1-
Brewing Corp.—~
Corn,
series
about,
50c
conv.
Fate-Root-Health
Fawiek
of
(quar.),
Corp.—-
(stock
Rubber
each
on
(stock dividend)
2
12-31
$1.03
Family
Quarterly
^
Cos., Ltd.
General
common
Series
Franklin Electric
5
General
Falstaff
!
Series
1-25
15c
4'/
preferred (quar;) .
Falcon Seaboard Drilling Co.
Federal
Ltd.—
Cai)ital Corp.
(annual)
Custodian
Funds,,,,,,
1-
12-lfi
Foods,
(qunr.)
(quar.)
1-
12-15
dividend
1
(s-a)
General Investors Trust
'
284
Fund,,,,
Co.
&
dividend
12-31
Bearing
common
dividend
Corp.
1
1
12-31
Stock
(quar.),,
(quar.)
Foundation Co. of Canada;Ltd.
Frair.
3-15
(Max)
Fnfnir
;
y_.
A
Mutual
Stock
3-15
,12-15
1
:
(quar.)
Corp.
dividend
Bros.
noc
k
4
Extra
1
preferred (accumulative)
Co., .class A (quvr.)..,_
_
Extra
"
Corp.
Fownes
2-
dividend)__
Faultless
iquar.i
Dominion Iimurance
1
1
81
Farmers * &:
Ltd.—
<
4-*T~-
Founders
8
20c
(Syracuse,
com.
..
1-
5A
12-18
244c
Cd„ Ltd,
1-11
12-15
convertible
Factor
1-
H1AL'"
'
Gas
(stock
(5'/'•
1
(quar.
(quar.),,,.
preferred
1-
T-
4-
5'-
12-30
1
(quar.)
Dominion Glass
1
1-10
1-
5y2C«
8
2-
,,,,
1-
225c
(ouar.)
preferred
12-
4
Finance Corn, iquar.)
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops (quar.)__,—i.
preferred
4V2'■'(>
2-
1
West
Income
1-29
.
17 Ac
♦
(quar.)
4
1
4-
39c
17 Ac
(quar.i
2-
preferred
increased
$4.20 preferred
1-
—
Whitney
Fairbanks
non-cumuitu'.ve
1
10c.
-
Company.
12-22
o'i
Common.
1-
4A
5A
(Toronto *
Printing
Corp
12-30
31c
_
„„
Steel.
1-
25c
dividend >—
(stock
Textile
Fabrex
5
3-
Ltd,
A:
Glass,
Stock
(quar.i,
1
non-cumulative
Foundries
Carolina*
1-
o'.i
Dominion
Street
Foster-Forbes
12-18
^
1-
20c
i,
.
37th
12-15
f
7 Ac
,,
FXR.
Inc.
12-18
2-
dividend)
Food Machinery & Chemical, coin,
Forbes & Wallace, class A (quar.)
Foremost Dairies (quar.),,,
5
35c
Products,
12-18
Fairmont
pld.
49
1
12-28
r
32Ah40 d
1-
-
1-1
10c
.
:
.
Products,
1
12-15
—
Excelsior
15c
.
'.quar.i,.
preferred
preferred
12-31
5c
Insurance
12-31
75c
dividend,,
1-19
15c
(quar.),, ;
12-18
Life
12-24
approval
(initial)
common
Stock
Food Fair Stores, common
$1.50
♦12 Ac
1-12
lac
capital, gains
..'■ —'
Mfg., common (quar.)
Doeskin
12-15
25c
1- 4
4
preferred
1-30
—
12-11
Diversified Investment Fqjul—
Dodge
New
2-29
(Seattle;—
1
5'i
.
,
.
11-20
12-10
22 Ac
,—---
Fairbanks
.
1-15
3-15
12-31
5Co
Bros,
12-31
.
1
1-
8
Fleming Company, 5'/o preferred (quar.),,,.
Flying Tiger Line, Inc.—
11-20
31 Ac
tquar.)
.
2-
17Ac
_
(quar.)
Distribution
Cory,
1-15
20c.
^
(North
1-
Franklin-Adams Co.
10c
',
•
receipts' (interim),
Extra-,u.
12-15+
12-31
31 Ac
Class
14c-
&
Mills
12-24'
Fittings Ltd.; class A (s-a)__
General
.
deposit
Diversified
Fisher
4
50c
'Evans
Ltd.—
!—
4
12-
$1.50
2-
5'i
American
B
4
12-
$1.75
common
Wood
ic
5
8
(Jquar.),,,,
(stock
12-
Ltd.—
initial)
1
^ (^.g |
pfd.
1
,,, ,
3A
:
,
Class
A
1-
1-
83.75
(quar.)
__2
5Co
1
.—
12-31
30c
(quar.)
Co,
1
..
Corp,
11-30
i-ae
•
dividend)
(year-end),
1-
——
< Hi.
75c
83.75
(initial),,,
1-
(s-a)—
Products Co.,.;,, .,
Eversharp, Inc., Common (quar.).
5V
preferred (quar.
Ex-Cello Corn.
(quar;).
15c
*„
15c
(Wait)' Productions
Stock .dividend
Distillers Co.,
(stock
Pittsburgh RR. gtd. (quar.)—
Manufacturing (quar.)
12-15
1-
37 Ac
Disney
B
Carpet
—
(quar.),,,
Flooring
12-28
50c
$1.50
1,"
Dilbert!«. Quality Supermarket*—;
7(1
1st preferred—tqua r. 1
f
1-
'
22 Ac
Smock, Hoslcy k Heed-
Class
12-28
70c
(s-a)
increased Kl
1
Diamond -National
Stock
pfd.
common
(resumed \-
Corp.
^
{
Giorgio Fruit
Di-Noc
preferred
Erie
'
Extl'il)
;
4'o
Oil
Johnson
Endicott
Raynoics.
•
Di
12-31
1-
~~S2
Inc.—
•
common.. (initial
quar.)„^._^i.,„,,„,
New
1-20
12-18
Erdmsm,
Consolidated Corp. for each share held 1
Hilisct&Ie A: Southwestern RR. (s-a»
St
1-15
Oakland
of
Porter
Porter,
(stock dividend),,—
(special)..,
:
Financial,
Equity
Detroit
De'vce
1 -30
50c
.
Iron fc Steel—,
(one
&
Emery Air Freight (quar.)
—
Stock dividend (5-for-4 split),
Emliart Mfg. Co. (quar.)—
,
Empire District Electric, 5Co pfd. (quar.),,.
4:Urx preferred (quar.),
——
10c
tquar-;»_
Firth
&
_
.'_
State
12-30
1-15
(quar. >
Fischer
RR. Co.i pfd. is-a),
:
(quar.),,—,—
Detroit Aluminum A; Brass (quar.»
.k_,
4
(Consolidated)-—
Fani)oriti in -Capwell
diviueud
12-' 4
Stores
Fischer
—
12-1(5
Stock
12-
5c
12-31
(quar.)
1
*15c
15c
.
1-15
20c
Fran.)
B
4
—
touar.
(extra 1
12-30
City)—
Corp, class A
(initial)
Fh'stamerica Corp. ^quar.)
Class
4
-
Empire
Empire
Iinmcl
1-
25c
—
(quar.)—
Electric Mfg.'
1
12
National
12-
tquar.)
Con.->oli(iared
Williauisport
2-
(increased),"
to stockholders'
12-
-—
&
12-30
56 Ac
Y.)
Virginia
Class
12-10
Co.
1-15
$1.0814
11-13
Cauaua
1
sUbect
1
dividend)__—
(quar.t
Ltd.
12-21,
1
80c
1
(stock dividend 1
11-13
EctLcn
2-
15c
12-31
&
First
1.37 Ac
Co.
12-15
12-31
2-
—
(N.
1"
—
:_
12-29
Detroit Gray
First
12-15
.
WaWer
12-31
7 Ac
(year-end),*,
(Jersey
Bank
1-
common,,,,,,
•;
.12-29
Detroit
12-31
4
27 Ac
div.
Jan.
1-15
1-
1:93440
84c
$2.50
quarterly
45c
30c
Detroit
12-31
on
•
Quarterly
Elmira
Emerson
81.14
Extra
Stock
Co.-—
Producis
Elizabethtown
12-10
12-31
Bank
9
Firslf National City Bank of New York—
1—
30c
Ituiitssrics
120c
—
$1.25
Chemical
8
40c
dividend
Stock
Enico,
$1.07
.
4.5(5',/'
Dotrex
1-
1-29
Refractories «fc Abrasives Corp.—
12-15
$1.05
.
"preferred tquar. i
5',;.
preferred iquar.,)
Dcnuison Mfg., jla.-.s A common
Voting eommon ttrii
1-25
1-11
$1
Kinar. 1
8
$1.12 A
iquar.
Quarterly
Extra
50c
'„
'quar.i
preferred
1-
Quarterly
3A
4.HU'Z*.
1-25
00c
Electrical
12-11
50c
(quar.),,,,
tquar.)
-
12-15
1-
National
Increased
1-
(quar.) —;—
84.72 preferred (quar. r
$5.40 preferred (quar.) •—,——
$5.38 preferred
(quar.) •;
—
—
Elastic Stop Nut Co. of America (quar.)
Electric & Musical Industries, Ltd.—
American deposit receipts for ord. reg._—
Amer. dep. rcpts. for ord. reg. (stock div.)
Electro
(quar.),,,,,,
preferred
First
1-
preferred
2
1-
25c
5c
4.20'*
Ac
87
(quar.
com.
1-15
(quar.)
(San
com.
50c
preferred ; (quar. )
12-29
+$2.50
,,
•Stock •' dividend
preferred
12-15
Rubber,
First National City
7 Ac
Electric
Saulte
84.12
5
Stores,
preferred
Edison
1-
&
40 Ac
(quar.)
Co.
Bros.
4Q'/>
12-29
1
4'i
Mtg.
J $1.75
■
(quar.i
pfd.
12-10
11-25
—
Economy Balor (qua r. 1
Eddy Match. Ltd."
12-31
25c
I.ight, :{.70';;
4
4
(quar. i.
1-25
1
Delaware Power &
1-
——
Laboratory
11-30
1-30
2-29
1-
V
25 A
5lAc
common
12-30
50c
(quar.),,
Co.
52 Ac
pfd.
12-16
—
Boston Corp, common
Class A (year-end)
12-21
1-
(quar.),.
1-12
8
Tire
Corp.
Insurance
—
;
5c
.
2
12 Ac
(increased)
Economics
$9
Fund
—
(quar. 1,,
Co.—
Acceptance
dividend
51 Ac
(stock
20c
_v
'
1-
$1.75
Extra
1-25
1-
CS.
50c
$1.12 A
(Md.
Arts
First
2-15
+40c.
11-
5c
1-
'S-a•
Fine
Firestone
L.L.:——
Economic Investment Trust, Ltd. (quar.i—
15c
(year-end)J,
Hudson
4
52 Ac
Co. -.(quar.
Steel
preferred
75c
(quar. )__
$1.50
&
12-
2
9
Stock
_x_
$1
12-29
(quar.)
Corp, common
$2.25 preferred A (quar.);
24c
12-15
$1.25
RR.
1-
12-
(N. Y.)
General
Fireman's
:—.—
Gits,
Inc.
Iron
Corp.
Kodak
Common
12-18
Dayton
Delaware
25c
preferred (accum,)——
preferred (accum.
$4.50
Delaware
12-31
Financial
2'/
(quar.)
37 Vac
(quar.)
cents from long-term capital gains)
:_x
Fifteenth & Chestnut Realty vtc (liquidat'g)
1-15
12-15
28c
Kiuar.)
Stainless
Eastman
12-15
$1.12 A
,
iquar.),; „r
Company
12-14
1-15
20c
Co.; (s-a)
(quar.i
preferred (quar.)
preferred iquar.)
$1
4
David; & Frores, Ltd., class 'A
(quar.)
Davidson-Boutell Co., 8A ■ conv. pfd. (quar.)
&
2
1-30
25c
1
Racing As.-:n. common
$1.75
Z:u'.o\ preferred A Tqtiar,),,,:,,,,^*,,
Davega stores, 5'-?
preferred^ (quar.
Deere
1-
35c
Common
12-31
10c
(quar. i,
Nut. Mfg.
12-15
1
—
1-3(J
14c
(quar.)
Department Stores
Fidelity & Deposit (Md.) (guar.)
Fiduciary Mutual Investing,' (14 cents from
ordinary income and
approximately
50
common
——
Natural
Industries
Eastern
12-11
,
Decker
Centers
preferred
12-10
.1.
Records
2
—
preferred (quar.)
Fuel Asso,
4
—
pfd.
1-
3 'r
Potash
Aj
Tennessee
2
A,,,
Malleable Iron, 5'f
Dayton & Michigan Hit. Co.
1-25
43
(quar.)-f:-u','_
scries)
(1958
Pennsylvania RR.
East
12-15
Corp.—
Decca
Food
1-
_
A.
1
37 Ac
.
12-29
3-15
50c
preferred
Capital Fund. Inc.—
Capital gains distribution
3-10
1-
$1.31 V*
'
12-22
2-
5c
Dynamics Corp. of America,
12-14
1-
4-
Sulphur
1-
(quar.
class
Duval
12-14
45c
(quar.i
(increased),
12-30
—
common
pfd.
Eastern Malleable
Cigar Corp. (stock dividend)
Co., Ltd.. 7A pfd, (quar.
River Mills. Inc., com. (quar.),,
Dana
2
Corp,
conv.
5.20'./'
,,
G
5A
1-
40c
)
25c
of Rec.
28 Ac
Fidelity
tlividentf
Stock
5'/.
(resumed)
Eastern Gas- &
Dalex
Dan
1-20
10c
„
',,,
Svstom.
Pilot.plants
R.
1-1.5
25c
(quar.t
Labcratorfefe, class
B
1
1-30
80c
com.
1-15
4Vc
Co.
Duro-Test
1-15
2-
170c
preferred
Ttansl*
1
Duraloy
from
30c
into
—
7
East
iquar..)
Curtis Publishing,, si.00 prior pftl,
•; S4 prior preferred (quar.)
,G.
12-19
2-
25c
:
common
Clothing,
Class
12-19
2
■1:25c
tquar.
7(f)
Cumberland Ga<
D.
2
1-
10c
1
J,
profits)
preferred iquar,(_,:__
preferred
preferred tquar. I
preferred
Cutter
(5
12-10
(quar.)__
plus
Federation Bank <fc Trust
12-24
$1.25
basis until Feb.
Light Co., common
S2.10
preferred
iquaiM
3.75',«
preferred (quar.)
4'7- preferred tquar.)
4.10'f.
preferred (quar.)
4.15'7
preferred (quar.)
4.20',/' preferred (qunr.)
(5
1-
12-29
A,,,
(year-end of
income
12-24
'i$1.75
(quar.,),.——
Duquesue
12-in
25c
(quar.),,
International, Ltd. (resumed
ACo
1-
2
1-
7 Ac
Cuban-American Sugar, common
4
1-20
1-
12-
,
A
1-15
Dutfy-MoU, Inc.
(quar.)—,
Dunbill international (..stock dividend 1
12-18
12-31
-
Income
preferred
-
2
1-20
'
SI.50
..
investment
0(4A
7Co
1-
31'ic
(quar.)
.nk—:
(quar.,'-.:.,
Crucible-Steel Co. of America,
l',b
12-1(5
20i;
A
7
'12-31
S2
Class
Crush
15c
40c
Zcllcrbaeh Corp., (quar. i„u,
Zellerbach of Canada, Ltd.—
Crown
12-11
12-1(5
Federated
?.15c
§4.50 preferred: (qunr.)''
—_______
Du Pont Co. of Canada, Ltd, coin, (final ),,
71 -j Co
preferred (quar.)
~
12-14
12-31
12 Ac
(quar.)
«.
Insurant:,e
securities
12-29
40c
Crown Western Investments, Inc.—
Dallut Fund _i'
from
12-31
10c
.
(quar.V.
Diversified
4
12-31
12 Ac
incei'naiional, class
Life
1-
1
'
Participating
Class. A
Crown
1
5c
(quar.
(quar.)
Vl-15
12-
—
preferred (quar.),—:J—~c
Drilling & Exploration Co. (s-a)—
Duke Power Co, 7'/r
preferred (quar.),,,,
du Pont (E. I.) tie;Nemours & Co.—
S3.50 preferred (quar.)-,--—
11-17
1-2-60
15c
Convertible
1.
sliare-for-share
bravo Corp,
,,4.60'e
Co.
dividend
a
on
12-18
1-11
15c
'—
preferred
(extra)Li'..-:,
Crowley Milner -fc Co.
Crown
A
3 A.
Crossett Co.,' class A
B
2-
12-18"
ilOe
_—'
(quar.i™
Crompton & Snowies
Class
5
""
2-15
t2c
Class -B
iquar.),,-,—
Off
preferred '.quar. •
.
Crescent
1-
12-18
12-28
8c
.
Finance
1
7'Ac
i
Creamery Package. Mfg. (qUar.tA,.,,*,,
Extra'
,Ay-,
;A
Credit
1
1-
15c
(interim
Craig Systems < increased .).
Crain (R. L.Ltd. (increased )
Cramptcn Mfg., common (resumed)—.
6A
preferred' (qiuuv*. ;...!u~..rLJ«».T.*L_u-;'i.> '
Cream
1
25c
(quar.i
Ltd.
Ltd.
1-
15c
Beverage Corp.
< year-end i
Courtaulds, Ltd., Ordinary regis.
Corp.,
Bit Co.
12-11
12-11
25c
Cott
Cowest
1-
this
Corp.—•
preferred A (quar.)
Corroon & Reynolds (quar. •—...
dividend
SI
2
12-30
25c
,
2
Holders
-1-15
(quar.)
common
1-
When
Payable
50c
of Company
Paper Board,
125c
(quar.»
Chemical
Share
9
Par
Name
Federal
12-30
2-1-80
—
d
(increased-quar.),—„—_
Dow Theory
Investment Fund
Draper Corn,
(quar.)—...—,
Draekctt Co, 4'1 pfd. A (entire issue called
for redemption on Feb. 15 at $28.75 plus
12-11
tquar.)
1-27
?15c
(quar.)
Brewery. Ltd, common
Preferred
Dow
12-1(1
S5.25
Corp, 5G preferred
Industries, Ltd—
preferred
(quar.)
Dover
of Iiec.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.),_^,,,_,^u———'
Douglas & Lomason Co.,:
4
Holders
Payable
$10c
Coal
&
7Co
12-15
4
812
V
(quar. n
Electric
1-
4
When
Share
of Company
Corp, Ltd
Dominion Tar & Chemical Ltd., com.
$1 preference (quar.)
Dominion Textile, Ltd, common
12-18
2-29
40c
Per
Name
Dominion. Steel
Dover
Coplay Cement Manufacturing Co.—
6A
preferred (udcuin. )_~o.,__—
Corn Product*
1-
12-31
100(7
approved by stockholders,,
Coosa' River Newsprint (increased
■
(2717)
Holders
Payable
(initial—
common
new
When
Share
if Company
Name
Coolc Electric,
'
VJ
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
53 c
Southeast-
12-31
.
3GV+c
<
.
•
1-
1
1
12-13
■
*12-17
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2718)
Per
General
5.10(7
$4.50 preferred
25 Vic
1
1
1
('quar
Common
t
12-10
4.75'v
12-15
Heel a
11-23
Helena
1-
55c
1-
l
"T-
1
4.30','
11-23
General Tire".&
4 V-t',e.
53 VaC
1
1
11-23
25c
1-
4
12-18
1-
4
12-18
12-31
12-11
$1.12 lb
12-31
12-11
$1.25
$1.37 Vi
12-31
12-11
12-31
12-11
Heller
$1.00 %
-————
(quar.)
(quar.)____ ——
common
(quar.),.>_—
Parts
Gt nung's
1-
2
12-15
High
1
Stock
12-11
17 (lie
1-2
1-1
$1.23
_——.—-•—•—
(quar.)
1-
r
—
___—
Sens
1-
1
1-
1
12-21
2-1
(P.
12-
12-28
25c
12-31
6
(quar. •
(quar. >
Holmes
12-31
12-15
Holt
ID.
H.i.
(Henry)
4
(quar.)
1
Home
Dairy
8
Home
Corp;
Transit
&
Ltd.
Co.,
2-
1
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
Co.,
Increased
1-15
80c
Co.
Home Oil Co.. Ltd.. class A
Home Title
1
12-15
deemed
1-
1
12-15
Goidblult
Bros;
inc.
Goodman
MIg.
Co.
Goodyear
Tire
Stockholders
.
Gossard
Rubber—
approved a 3-for-i split
on
new
shares—;——
v
(W.
l2Vr»c
will
for-oue spilt
11-16
Horn
,;
(quar,)
1-
50 !/4C
—
5
12-18
12-21
1
12-7
1-2
12-15
1-
50c
40c
1-15
1-
1
$2,25
Great Britain & Canada Investment Corp.—
f'. $5 preferred
• aecum.)_
:
Great Lakes Paper Co., Ltd., com; (quar.)
$$14
12-31
12-11
$40c
1-15
12-31
12-31
12-15
5V
1st
Great
preference
$30c
$31 (4
West
Stock
'Great
Ltd.——
a:
dividend
Western
;
■
:
12-31
Great
7(7
Western
Sugar
preferred
•
Greater
Co.,
common
(quar.)
3-18
12-30
12-18
1-15
Greyhound Corp.,
4(Vlb
Gulf Life
$5
preferred
preferred
$5
•
11-30
12-31
(quar.)bft_—L___
.t:
$1.25
3-14
(initial
(quar.)____
Jan.
(N.
;•
G','1
r
1-
1st
preference
A
"Harris
(A.)
&
Co..
<fc
1
12-10
Illinois
2
J 2-15
Illinois
15c
1-
Hartford
5VaVi
pfd.
Marx
(quar.)
8',i
Hat
preferred
(quar.)
12-30
Hathaway
Baimerman
Haverty
(C.
(E.
F.i
F.)
12-18
(quar.)
Furniture, (stock
12-10
1-
2
12-10
1-
2
12-16
Common
1-
2
12-18
12-30
12-16
1-20
class
.
Life
Increased
Imperial
Imperial
Assurance
Gas
12-11
Indiana
&
12-15
4.12(7
12-15
4 la (7.
1
Ltd.
1-
1
12-31
4
1-
50c
&
1
1-29
12-31
1-
12-14
2
12-28
12-11
50c
12-28
12-11
12-31
12-21
pfd.
<quar.)
.
36 (4c
.
1
1-
3',;
10(7
*
1-
2
12-10
12-31
11-17
12-15
12-20
11-27
1-15
12-15
$75c
1-15
12-15
9c
1-10
1-
1
7 (be
;_A'
1-10
1-
1
40c
.c:
Y.)
(.quar.i
common
(quar.)
Co.
Pdblic
Service
2-1D
1:
1-
1
12-17
12-18
1-
2
11-30
1-
2
1-
2
11-30
1-
2-_.
11-30
1-
2
1-
2
11-30
12-29
12-15
(quar.;
x;
(qiTar.l
Water
(quar. 1.
5- pfd.
(quar.)
:
Supply,
preferred B
Co..
stk. divd.
1(4 (7
A
x1 (b(7
(quar.)
(N.
$1.25
$1.25
class
on
common
A
and
B
5(7
5 (2'7
B
11-27
1-
2
12-18
1-
4
12-15
5(7
preferred
Inc.,
B
12-
25c
12-28
12-17
$1
2-
1
1-15
2-
1-
Kahler
1-15
2-1
8
1
2-
1
1-
1-
preferred
-'■2~
1
12-30
$1334c
1-15
12-30
15c
1-
1
11-25
10c
1-
2
12-24
$1.25
1-
1
12-
Steel
»extra 1;
Corp.—
(auar.)
clgss A
;
(initial)
4
6%c
1-20
1-
5
20c
1-20
1-
5
(quar.
Corp.,
544(7preferred
2-
1
1-
8
2-
1
1-
8
1-
2
12-11
1-8
30c
$1.46
pfd.
(quar.i
.
4.00(•(.
preferred
4.20Y ^preferred
4.35(;
preferred
<•
4.50''
12-15
12-31
12-15
$62 (be
$31.(4c
12-31
12-15
12-31
12-15
1-
1
12-29
12-10
12-29
12-10
36 Vac
12-31
12-18
$1.43%
HI
(quar.)
_i
12-31
12-18
12-
12-3-1
1-15
4(7(7
12-28
12-
12-
1-
2
12-
1-
2
12-
8
Kansas
Power & Light-
common
(quar.)
2-11
1
2-11
3-
1
2-11
3-
1
.
(quar.)
SI
2-11
12-31
50c
r. )_•_••
:
41c
11-30
1-15--
12-28
-
12-31/
I
_____IIII
I__~ I
~
.
12-
7
1-
4
12-
7
$1.07
1-
4
12- 7
$1.08
1-
4
12-
SI.15
1-
4
12- -7
$1.25
preferred
(quar.i
S5.G5 preferred (quar.)x
8
$1.14
r
$1.12(b
.
~~
7
So "
8
$1.03 Vn
qui)
(qiiar.-k
2-11
3-
3-
$1.12 (b-
Ry„
(increased
preferred
1.
SI
(quar.)
Southern
3-
SI.05
,
fquar.)_
-
"7
$1.08%
r
i.
preferred (quar.i ___!
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas—~
7
2
(quar.
4.60(7
12-24
1-
(cmarf)_________„„___III
4.28(.7, preferred (quar. r____
4J52(r preferred (quar.i;
4
$1.03
City
'Common
11-27
lie
preferred
25 c
4(7.
non-cumuiative' preferred
Kansas Gas & Electric Co.--
12-11
12-28
-
$1.25
;
1-18
1-15
Kansas City Power & Light—
, 3.80(7
preferred •(quarf)
Canada—
(quar.)^__
12-17
$15c
*
Steel
Kansas
(quar.)
4
1
50 c
Extra
8
12-31
-(annual)________
12-17
12-
(initial)
Corp.
Kaiser
8
1
$12 Vac
(quar.)_.
12-28
$4
4
12-10
2-
•
12-17
93n,4c
(quar.)
8
4
"
12-31
$12(bc
1-
(auar.,i.________4__—_
preferred
Laughlin
12-31
preferred (quar.)__
Carpet; Furniture
&
12-15
15c
1-15
Jones
12-15
1
12-31
$1
preferred
A
1-
$3.25
(quar.i_,
334(7
11-30
$$1.40
'
;
Co.,
11-30
12-29
81.25
1
.$12 Va.c
__
12-18
;
Y.)—
Year-end ;
Tea
-
-
x? 1(4(7'
preference "E"
2-
20c
(interim)
3
-12-30
X$l:!4(7
1-15
52(be
Ltd.
2-
-5c
(quar.)
1
53 (4 c
Fund-
2-29 *
$22(be
;
2-
$30c
12- 2
25c
Johnson
—__—
I
12-14
2
12-18
Johnson, Stephens & Shinkls Shoe Co.—
Quarterly
—m ______________
55(40
——_
1-
12-29
1-- 2
•
_______
(quar.)
Jockey Club, Ltd.. 6(7
-
of
12-15
12-15
1
12-29
z
(year-end 1
Co, Ltd.. common
12-18
SS^c
■
12-15
1-1
1-
x$$1.75
(quar.i—
12-18
50c
1
12-16
50c
12-31
40c
___.
12-15
12-15
-
$1.50
1
•
2
"
(•2(7'
Co.,
1
1-
1-
40c
1-
1-15
'.:'
$60c
'TV*
.
1-12
51c
Co.
Chemiea.1
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred
4,20(7
-'
Power <Sc
4(7';
Light,,
preferred
•
"
5(7
preferred.(quar. 1
Kayscr-Roth
Corp.
<'initialt_
1-2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
34c
~~
(quar.)
$1.42
1-
4
12-
S1.12(b
_f__
common
(quar.)
1-
4
12r .4
1-4
12--4
1-
4
11-30
1-
1
;_IIH_I
S1.25
5.65(7
«
Kearney (James R. > Corp.. 60c
p;dl i.ouar.)
Kelling Nut. 6(7 preferred (quar.)___ "
715c
prefei'red
A
(quar.):
'
4(4(7
preferred B (quar.)
;
Industrial Acceptance Corp.. Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
4(2('
redeemable
4(a(7
preferred
1
12-22
1-
1
12-22
Keisey-Ilayes
1-
1
12-22
Kendall
1-
1
12-22
Company. $4
Kexidal]
Refining .Co.
|40c
(quar.)
•
$1.25'
$1.06(4
,
preferred
12-31
1-
$1.15
(quar.)_____
Water Co.—
1-15
$1.4li/4
preferred
5(7
s-
$1.05
preferred- (quar.-)__^_
preferred (quar. i_„_
Indianapolis
4217c
$1
(quar.)
4.60(7
12-21
12-24
12-10
12-15
.
30c
4
.
4(7
12-18
1-10
31 (4c
dividend)
4
1
4
J
(quar.)
Engraving
preference
Jewel
Michigan Electric—
Common
12-21
12-31
coin,
1-
quar.)_
______
I1-
of
(quar.)
&
Founders
12-22
I:
12-10
25c
.■
12-15
12-
12-30
2-
$2.15
12-15
1
55c
salt*
Bros..
Ltd.
(year-end 1
Jeannotte Glass Co., 7(7 pfd. (aecum. 1._
Jefferson Electric (quar.)
Jenkins Bros., non-voting common
tquar,)
Year-end ;_
12-15
12r29
>
57 (be
(quar.)_
(Canadai,
preferred
Indianapolis
1-18
$7
■
1-20
(quar.)_
dividend)
4.56(7
■
2-10
plus
(quar.i
Coal
preference
5(7
12-11
4
1-
68H4c
Jenkins
$60c
Income
1
2-
12-15
4,
12-31
.
&
R.)
Class
B
Tobacco
Incorporated
1
12-18
J.
Jamaica
.
Oil,
1-
1
12-18
$1.25
;
1-29
.
1-
1-
12-18
1-
$1.25
preferred -(quar.4—_—________—_
$15c
1
1
Y1- 1
$1
(quar.)
preferred ' (quar.-!__
Imperial
1-6
1-
1-
15c
15c
$1
(incr.)
com.
6(4(7
12-17
25c
25c
iquar. 1
& .Oilier
6Y
;*
12-15
2''
-
$2.50
2
12-18
coramon_-.„_:
(quar.)
12-15
2(7
Imperial Color Chemical & Paper (initial)
Imperial Investment Corp., Ltd.—
Common class A (quar.)_.
1-29
1-
1
62c
Jarrall-Asli
$1.50
—
2-29
1-
Y.)
•„
1
12-10
Kennedy's;
1
12-10
Kent-Moore
12-28
12-
7
(quar.)
of
12-28
12-
7
12-28
12-
7
t68:4c
12-28
12-
7
50c
-l-ll
12-28
approval
stockholders
Jan.
14)
5(7
Kellogg<Company,
1-
$$1,12(2
.
_
1-
t50'4c
(quar.>
5(7(7
preferred
(auar.)
Industrial Bank of Commerce iN.
Stock
dividend
(subject
to
'
12-18
20c
1
JamestoWn Telephone Corp.
5(7 1st preferred (((uar.i
1-
12--4
1
from,
Ltd.,
1
12-15
12-31
12-18
1-
income
12-15
1-15
1-15
12-31
preference "C"
5(7; preference "D"
12-15%
1-15
4-21
12-10
20c
;
J2-15
-
12-11 *
1- 1
54 (be
1-15
5(7
11-3U'
1
75c
(quar.)
.__
5(7
12-21
4
1-
b-IO
43;$4C
.
profits
(quar.
7'f
;
12-18
8
12-30
45c
___________
1-15
$40c
i.quar.)
50c
12c
2(7
_________
12-30
62 (be
preferred ' (quar.i
$1.06(4
pfd.
preferred
4.20 (v.
2
75c
ZZZZZ
;
(stock
4.26''
1-
17 VaC
(quar.)_!
5.80Cr
dividend!
(quar..)
$l;12(b
30c
(quar.)——'!
Corp. of America. 5Vr
preferred
12-22
-
;
dis¬
a
.
4.42 '7
2
55c
(quar.)
$1.25
•
(quar.)
50c
;
Insurance
4
25c
preferred
$1.37(b
(quar.i
Gas,, common
12-10
-
12-29
1-
50c
(increased
preferred
1-
cents
~
realized
common
investment
Funding,
Jamaica
.
(increased)
Fire
Hartford
__
(increased)
common
4.08(7
2 (b 57
1
1-
20c
(
4.70 r,7
65c
12-154
\
12-10
2-15
6C
(quar.)
2
12-18
12-15
12-29
(increased quar.)______
:
7
Foundation,
Creek
1
Jahn
Co.—
5
40c
1 o.uar. 1
Inc.
Stores
Co.
(6
net
2(7
Breaker
12-30
America—
realized
preferred
Ivej*
3
1- -4 ! •; 12-18
10(7
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
iquar.)
Power,
net
7'7
1-
2(7
2-
12-30
1-
$45c
Corp.,
12-
15c
1-1
$75c
i.
;
(stock
1
110c
~__I
Corp.
Harzfeld's,
$50c
(Stock dividend)
Telephone
Brick
$$3
12-15
(quar.)
2-15
,
Hartfield
Bell
Indiana
_
Preferred
Harsco
"12-15
12-31
5(7
preferred
SI.63
1
'
Hart-Schaffner
Circuit
Illinois
I-
$1.50
(quar./
Corp.
12-10
Ltd.—
-
"Harnlsehfeger
1
50c
(quar.)
-Harding Carpets, Ltd. (increased
Extra
E
1-
12 (b 57
(quar.)____
International,
12-31
.
(Jersey City)
(quar.I
common
$$1.25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—-.
Farms
T
of
Trust Co. (N.
Stock dividend.
Jostens.
I
12-14
I
(quar. )____-^
Irving
3114c
;
25c
pfd.
Hanson-Van Winkle Munnmg Co.
(stir, div.).
Har0i.son-Walker Refractories Co.—
Hardee
12-18
12-11
1-15
1
$6
Year-end
(s-a)
Y.)
B
6V4C
20)
Inc.
series
$12(be
4Vi<<. preferred (quar.)_'_———
Hanover Bank (New York)
(quar.)
;
Stock dividend
subject to stockholders ap¬
Insurance
5('b
12-29
1-
Island
•>'
12-11
12-30
2
12-15
1-18
$22 VaC
Paper Co.—
preferred (quar.)
"Hanover Shoe,
A
12-31
6-
12-11
SI
30c
iquar.)
Corp.,
$20c
Products
series
:
12-31
6-20
4
1
12-15
dividend
4(7
11-18
1
Food
Stock
4.60(7
______
Assoc.
1-
10c
....
National
12-30
— --
Hammermill
011
Hygracle
5-23
11-18
$1.16
quar.)—
Cosco, lnc._
r;___L
Hamdton Cor.von Co., Ltd., 5',yV
Hamilton Mfg. (quar.)__——
proval
2-23
6-13
12-30
12-31
1-15
3(7
12-31
1-
40c
12-15
1-
12-15
dividend
Stock
'
common
Hanover
8
3(7
Ltd.. 5r'r
1st pfd.
preferred (quar.)_.
Xerox, Inc.—
4Va-',)>
1-
$1.25
__.
Hamilton
•
1
:
12-11
1-15 "
:
v
1-15
1-15
$ 1"'%-
1-
12-31
(resumed)
Huttig
2-
12-11
'
■
15c
(quar.)_I
from
$10c
Sons,
dividend
_:»■
60c
$1,31(4
11-30'
12 (be
-
1-15
______
A"
,
Light, 3.30(7 pfd. (quar.)__x
82 (be
4.40(7 preferred (quar.i
1
$1.10
4.35(7 preferred (quar.>
SJ.OSHt
4.80(7 .preferred ' 1 quar..1
$1.20
Iowa Public .Service. (stock dividcud
144-444U.
5(7
Ironfte, Inc. (quar:)_l
5c
12-31
—_
11-30
_____
12-11
1-15
Co.
Power
12-31
;
C.)
12-22
60c
income .plus
cents
'4.80'7 .preferred
62 (be
___e
12-11
(F.
12-22
1-15;
Co.—
Textbook
preferred
Iowa
1-2
$1.10
12-31
Huyck
2-23
1-15
37 (be
1
preferred
'-•■.V 20c
;
Husky
1-16
12-. 1
12-31
-
$1*
12-28
1
12-18
$25c
160c
preferred
Common
■•;,
'12-31'
93:!4c
20c
2-
12-15
3-10
Iowa Electric Light & Power—
12-16
1-2
+.
30c
■:
Quarterly '
Stock
2
1-6
56 (4c
:
Door
1-1
12-28
40c
(quar. •)____4_4u4w_-L.-_74h4'.;
Telephone & Telegraph Corp.
net
Investors
12-18
(quar.)__
common
$18*!,fc
37 (be
12-17
2
12-30
$7 (be
$12 (be
..
convertible preferred A- (cpiar.)—.___
Huron & Erie
Mortgage Corp. (Ontario)—
&
6
securities
$1.12 (a
(quar.i
Sash
12-15
12-10
r
50c
B
from
6 '7
i
common
preference
1
12-3).
25c
Investment
-
12-
5'7
11-30
12-31
1-29
1-
v25c
__
$1.25
2-15
12-29
(quar.)
_____
(quar;)
2nd
Extra
Hamilton
12-31
6.40r7
12-17.
1-
quar.i.
Financial
Investment
1-29
$1.06(4
(quar.)
B
of
prior
6(7
TV
Hupp Corporation,
,
1
—
Oil Co., 6(7
1st preferred
(quar.)_x
Hussman Refrigerator
(stock dividend
Power Co.., 4 G4.%
preferred (quar.)___
Gustin-Bacon -Mfg. (quar, )___i____________
New
12-15
$1.06(4
(quar.i-fmi-
Brass,
Jersey)
35c
1
;
(New
Gas, common (quar.)
($50 pan fquar.)
($25 par) (qtiar.)
&
2
(s-a)
preferred
from
5(7
dividend
A
Class
12-15
12-
2-15
50c
Radio
1-
31 VaC
-
(quar.i
preferred
(quar.i____
7c
otr, a proposed twoshares
;
1- .2
25c
6(7'.'. convertible preferred 'iquar.
Interstate Hosts. Inc., common t
2-15
12-31
1
50c
(s-a)
Interstate Power—
V; ' 4.36'%" preferred (quar.
;Y 5(2.(7: preferred
(quar.)
31 (4 c
12-
Telegraph-
Quarterly
$1
12-23
12-23
common
common
Ltd.,
7 (7
Class
;
11-30
1
4
1-15
Cb;4_x^h44_'4_L^^h;';';'
investment
net
International
4
12-31
$1.50
__V
—;
County National Bank
Class
12-15
12-31
1-
1-
12-31
25c
12-15
25c
(quar.)——_
Gulf
-Haldiii.
1
2
37 Vac
Corp. (stock dividend)
Three-for-ouc
5C<
1-
1-
12-31
12-19
Slocklioldcrs
Co.
(initial)
Hudson Trust
(Jersey City) iquar.)
Huptaw-Owehs. T.td., 5 "t? preferred iquar.)
12-10
Vac
1
1-
75c
Powders, Ltd., com.__
preferred iquar.)
Interstate Securities
(quar.
(s-a)
Stoc1:
12-15
iSc
Gulf Oil
Hal»n
2
1
2
-
.
■
preferred (quar.
Co. (stock dividend)____
Hudson
12-10
2
1-
17 (be
(quar.)
<qu:<r.)
share
per
;
Finance Corp.,
preferred
(Md.)
&
Harvester
International
3
re¬
Quarterly
12-15
1-
27
.
preferred
Insurance
1-
2-
25c
dividend
.Class A
12-18
7 (be
preferred
convertible
be
Sound
Hudson
12-18
'
2
$1.75
(qnar.t—
(quar.)
5'7 preferred (quar.)
Greyhound Lines of Canada, Ltd;
Griesediock Co., common
(quar.)
5(7
1-
30c
(quar.)
—_u__—
common
12-31
12c
American Markets, Inc.—_____
Green Mountain Power (quar.)^ki_h_^____.
Greenwich Gas Co., common
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
12-31
45c
1-
$12(be
12-18
357,'>
10c
Ail
Greening (B) Wire, Ltd.
22
Industries,
Hubbard; Felt,
12-21
3-31
Producers, Inc., common—__
(quar.)
Financial (quar.)
Western
1
25c
$1.80 preferred A
Great
12-
$13c
7;
Saddlery,
c
25c
common—,
Common ' 4—
Great
12-30
2
2-
$1.75
Natural
5\*%
Howe
(quar.)——____—___
Lakes Towing Co.,
to
$105
Baking Co.
•.••'5(7; preferred
5(7
.
v" 12-19
2-15
55c
—_
(initial»
preferred
Houston
$1.20 class B prcf. (quar.)
Gmu Lakes Power Corp. Ltd.—
4
3
(7
preferred ' (quar.)__:
4'7
preferred
(quar.)
4.40(7
preferred
(quar.)
12-23
—
4
1-
12-14
1-
(quar.)
profits from the sale of securities
International Shoe Co. (quar.i;
!
International Silver Co., common
Cheruiexl
Household
12-21
4 (r
"'■
—
1-
1
10c
12-17
in-
(quar.)
(increased
Interstate
issue
at
the
of
Hardart
Houdaille
(ft. Y.)—
——
1
40c
Ccrp,—
preferred (quar.)
Hoover Company,
4preferred (quar.)__
Horne. & Pittsficld Funds, Inc. (initial)
Horner (Frank W.),
Ltd., class A (quar.)__
12-11
(stock dividend)—__
v..
15
Dec.
on
common
&
-Hooker
12-7
1
1-15
933/4C
_
Increased
Great American Realty
vote
Stock
—
5
2-
Quarterly''
T.)
'Great American Insurance Co.
.
7
12-31
1
50c
12-15
12-30
50c
Bronze
preferred
5(<
(entire
(quar.)_
A.)
&
(George
4
2-
12-
of America—
preferred
1-
12-30
15c
t45c
Gray Drug Stores (quar.)
•
5(7
12-
1
12-29
>
12-28
5(7
75c
(from
America
Reinsurance
tribution
2-
<s-a)
$4.25
.
Company—
preferred (qiu r. i
3% '7,
Hotel Corp.
11-16
3-
1
Co.—
Feb;
on
4
12-38
57
35c
'/
(quar.
preferred
A
Ne\y
(,quar.i—_—,—'—
Life Insurance
New com. (initial semi-an.i
4 lb (7
&
1
12-28
2
Co.
Co..
A.)
Honnei
E m p i 0 y e e s
Union
Gram
12-
20c
*
—•—%_
(Wash. D. C.)
Graham-Paige Corp., 6(7 pfd.
Grand & Toy, Ltd. (quar.)
Grand
4
A*
(H. W.»
Government
4
12V>c
(quar.)——_—_———
dividend
Stock
4
11-
12-1J
12-
1-
V"
(s-a)
Inc.
International Resistance (year-end
International Resources Fund. Inc.
—
plus this dividendi___
1-
12-31
12-29
15c
12-15
qua:.)
1-
(G.
preferred
Gr7
1-15
25c
6',7
1-18
12-28
30c
Guaranty Co. (Brooklyn) (quar.)
Hormel
1-18
1-10
1-31
12-28
International Paints (Canada >, Ltd.—
from
> ■;
12-24
1-18
12-18
37 Vac
Y.i
12-15
16 (4c
—.
2-29
1-11°
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
(N.
1-2
5c
(quar.i—-———:
preferred
3-25
1-15
12-14
International Milling Co., 4'7
pfd." (quar.)"-"
International Minerals & Chemicals
Corp.—
Common
(quar.)
;
4G
preferred' (quar.)
International Packers Ltd. (increased 1:
12-30
1-21
12-15
12-31
12('aC
I quar.)
participating
Common
15c
—
Mines,
quarterly__
1-11
$.005
Glb'b
iquar.)
1-15
Gold Seal Products Corp., class A
1-6
12-15
12-15
$30c
8c
North
Steamship
International
1-16
•
Fund
•International Power Co.. Ltd.
.....
?50c
is-a)
—
iquar.).„_
2oC
—
6(7
6
1 -4-60
15c
Gold
SI.SO
(quar.)
(quar.i
Co.
Insurance
12-18
57|;[c
__„
1-
50c
;
$25c
Elevator
Y.)
(N.
.'As Stock Telegraph
1
Walker-Hiram G & W)
Ltd.
&
12-
5
1-
56 (4c'
...
Co.
Co
<te
2-
3-
12-29
30c
_
3(7
-
.
12-15
25c
2-15
1-16
2
1-30
(quar.)
International
Corp.—
Holly Oii Co. (annual)
Holly Sugar Corp., common
5':i
preferred
(quar.)
12-15
50c
■x
3-
30c
'
1-
tl5c
___x
Certificates
5"preferred
Interlake
$10c
12-31
62 Vac
(quar.)„—
—
H.) Co.. com. (increased)-—-
preferred
preferred
Gc'derich
1-15
20c
Consolidated
,
Co.
(see
N.i
Electronics
'457 ;
--——
______—
Glens Falls Insurance Co.
Gold
1-26
1
Common
.".
$6c
4
1-
1-22
3c
(quar.)
(P.
1
2-
30c
Lumber
Hoffman
'
4Vi',>
2-
35c
4
12-
12-28
5(7
:——
(quar.)——_____
Machine
-'4%>
.12-11
15c
Hollinger
5c
Glatfeltcr
12-11
2
1-11
10c
,
Co.
2
1-
SO'/iC
—_____
$$1
'■
1
County Telephone
Inter-Ocean
Hines
12-15
20c
-
VGiddiiigs & Lewis Machine Tool (quar.
Stock dividend
Gladding, McLean & Co. (quar.);
Co.
1-
43 %c
12-15
50c
Co. (quur.ju—
dividend
Gisliolt
Inter
$45c
lEdwardi
of
Insuranshares
Inc
557
Art
Gliddcn
12-18
12-11
Hoerner
Hirsch
Gillette'
2
2
(quar.i
Boxes.
Income
Co.
1-
—_——
2
Exchange Building Corp. (Chicago)
-Quarterly
1-
(quar.).—__
1-
;;"Y ''VY'yYYv
Insurance
12-18
$1
(initial)
Hiram Walker
.
Insurance
12-18
Paper Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
12-15
dividend
12-11
2
1
Ltd.—
income
vesvmont
40c
Hindc (i Daucl;
12-16
Stock
1
2
1-
(year-end
Shares,
x_
12-15
1
Inland Investors
(quar.) __4_
dividend
1
:
1
1-
$1.37 V 2
—
of Rec.
$12 Vac
4(7
1-
35c
12-14
SI.15
1-
30c
1 quar.i
fc
preferred (quar.):
.
Bell, Ltd., 60c preference (quar.)
Inland Cement,
Ltd., 6(7
partic. preferred
Inland Homes Corp
;
;
:Stock dividend
:
Holders
Payable
Ingram &
12-22
91Vr4C
iquar.)
common
Engineering
1-
J.)
5
5
9
1-
10c
Inc.
Voltage
12-31
(J.
11-
Institutional
Year-end
Heubiein,
12-15
$1.25
Giclow
12-
iquar.)
com.
iincreased quar.)
$1.50
preferred
Stock
11-20
12-28
55c
.
$4,00' preferred
Co.,
2
preferred
Hertz Corn.:
(quar.)_____
.
12-21
25c
■
1-15
1-
7 (7c
,
(quar,)
Power
preferred
Gibson
4
;
Institutional
Hercules Gallon Products—
7%
preferred
(quar.i
Gera Corn.. $0 voting preferred (qu»ir.)_____
Giant Portland Cement
(initial.)—
„»•
$5
5
1-
12'/2C
iquar. i
Co.,
1-
1-29
5
(Helena),
(quar.)
W.)
1-15
15c
—-
preferred (quar.)'_„
Hejjpenstal Co., 4 Vz(7 preferred
1-15
1-30
7 (7c
(quar.)
Inc.
Georgia
27 VI' e
7(7
12-18
1
1-30
37 Vac
87 V2C
Genuine
(Geo.
1-15
1-
When
Share
of Company
Ingersoll Machine & Tool Co., Ltd.—•
50c partic. class A tqtiar.)
:
& Co.,
preferred
preferred
1-15
_____
Rubinstein
Co., common
(quar.)
EV)
1-15
25c
(quar.)
Per
Name
5
25c
preferred
5'/ft <7
4'i
Helme
6'7
1-
20c
$3.50
B
&
1-
15c
—
voting 2nd pld.
Inc.,
J.)
iWalter
-
preference series A (quar.)——--Genesee Brewing Co., class A (quar.) —4—-
Genesco,
$4,1)2
11-23
1
Waterworks--
div:
Class
3.05',7
11-23
1-
—-—-
5Vipreferred. (quar,)
80c
1-
GGc
tH.
1-15
21 V4c
:—
(quar.)
(see
'.'J,
Heinz
(quar.)
B
Monday, December 28, 1959
.
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
Rubber Co.—
$5 preferred' (qtiar. )
General
Co.
Corp.
Rubinstein
.—
preferred (quar.) —r——
preferred (quar.)_~_~-.~
______
4Va'<
l-
54 Vic
(quar.)
5.20V'
(quar.)
General Time Corp. (quar.)
pfd.
5r/c
IllC.)
11-23
59:!»e
(quar.)
(quar.i
(quar.)—
25c
4.23'r
Mining
ilein-Warner
55c
-
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
v
1
12-31
$1.12 Va
—
Co.,
preferred C (quar.)
5(7
preferred D (quar. )k___:,
5',<>
preferred E (quar.).;
5Vss(« preferred F (quar.>
Haydock Fund. Inez »quar.»
12-10
1-
Share
Company
Electric
4V4G
12-10
1-
;
Telephone <V Electronics Corp.
General
4.4G
1-
28c
_
.
__
(quar.)
1
■
Wisconsin
Telej)hone Co. of
Name of
12-10
1-
27 Vic
5.60'v
General
of Rec.
55c
preferred
preferred
preferred
iquar. j—,
$2.20 preferred i quar.i
5>'2'f
When
Per
Holders
Payable
Hawaiian
Southwest
the
Co. of
(quar.)
iquar.)
Telephone
When
Share
of Company
Name
.
1-1
12-23
Cg.
Inc.,
pfd." (quar.71 I
3*7';
(quar.i
50
rn.25
<
;
nre.ferred
conv.
Keir-McGee' Oil. Industries,
Common
(quar.)
4(7(7
convertible prior
Keyes
Fibre
(stock
~
1-
60c
pfd.
12-15
12-15
2
1-
4
12-15
1-
1
12-15
2
12-22
31 (4c
(H
1-15
12-3.1
20c
12-31
12-21
$1.12 (b
35c
(quar.)
(extrai__
12-15
12-31
87 (be.
quar.)
Organization
4.8057, convertible
iquar.
30c
a_.
1-
Inc.—
20c.v
preferred
preferred
dividend)
)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
1-
30c
10057
12-1
1-.4
28(be
4
12-1
1-
1
"12-23
Continued
on
12-1
12-
page
'
••
Volume ISt)
Number
5911
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2719)
Stock Record from the New York Stock
DAILY
RANGE OF PRICES
Range fox Previous
9-
43% Jan
13-
102 Mr Jan. 14
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
30MrJan
t
9-
37% July 15
14% Jan.
a
Lowest
401i Dec 29
40
7138 Nov 20
120-
Sep
1
59% Feb
20% Aug 26
9
20
46M4 Nov 23
12% NOV
4
24
24% Nov 18
67
Aug 17
23% Jan
2
$
29% Oct
14
St
29% Dec
31
26
Sep
24Mr Jan
33% Oct ' 9
33
Jan
97
lajiDec 29
Oct
7
Jan
2'
16% Jan 29-
Nov
26
11
Jan
94% Jan
17
25% Nov 18
Sep
2
30% Mar
2
€3% Nov
2
21
8-
23% Jan
Nov~21
83%
297
Dec
2
3
71
16
Sep 22
290
Oct
1
3% Feb
9
16
34% July 15
23
.
17% Dec
49% .Jan 13
193% Jan
28
125
Jan
»
4
12
31
28% Dec
17
35
7
16% Nov
23% Jan
17
22% Apr
8
9
2
53% Dec
18
85
15
4¥a Jan
80
Jan
2
21
14% Apr
2
30% Jan 2
91
Apr 18
12
Dec
105
a
160
Dec
9% Jan
30
Dec
29
Dec
33_
30
160
Dec
28
2
32¥2 Jan 28
44¥2 Jan
7
4S% Nov 11
100
Jan
12
12
91
Dec
24
6% Mar 19
Jan
Sep
15% Nov
245
30
18
60% Aug 31
102
Apr
8
28% Aug 25
6
12% Feb
92
Jan
2
132
Aug
7
¥4 Dec
24
59
Dec
22
17% Dec
2
111
Nov
26
Jun
25
38% Oct
13
60% Jan
2
96% Oct
13
42% Oct
5
61% Jun
11
11
83% Mar 17
17
38% Sep
104
17
2
31
Jan
32% Sep
1
29
127% Sep
1
8
39Vfe Feb
25
27
May 1
77Ms May 11
39% July 15
115% July 24
52
Apr 29
33¥4Jan
5
B2
Mar 31
51
Dec
42% Dec
11
39
33% Feb 21
53% Dec
15
44¥4 Sep 22
114% Sep
17
69% Nov
25
106y4 Feb
5
27% Dec
22
35% Apr
33% Apr
30
160y2 Apr
50% Sep
9
18
Feb
14% Jan
25
2
85% Jan
9
34% Jan
13
27 ¥a Apr
7
58% Dec 31
19% Feb 25
333/4 Jan
2
25"4
OctTlO
Feb
t2
23¥a Nov
18
10
117% Nov
10
44% Nov 12
42% Jan
2
125% Oct
40% Oct
66 ¥2
14
32% Oct
2
7
46% Dec
Jan
2
64% May 29
22
58
11
,47% Dec
9
23% Sep
45¥2 Jan
May 29
37% Dec
10
56% July 17
16
2
39% May
58
Aug
6
3
Jan
2
22
11
20¥2 Jan
2
4%
Jan
2
20y4 Feb
2
19
Jan
7% Feb
7
3% Jan
20% Sep 22
9% Nov 17
45¥4 Dec
Nov
2—'52% Nov
24
51,
Sep 29
47% Dec 19
80% Jan
3
39% Jan
17
25
Feb 24
38% Jan.
44% Dec
96% Mar
15
7
55% Apr
25% Sep
28
15
21
9
557/a Dec
14% Jan
2
26% Nov 13
32 Mi Feb
12
19% Jan
11% Jan
16% Jan
2
2
2
Feb
27
16
Jan
2
Jan
2
Jun
Jan
14
85% Jun
9
52% Nov
77¥2 Oct
10
7
17MiJan
92
.Jan
17
2
20% Feb 29
11
9
30% Oct
102
Oct
31
13
2l¥aSep 21
20
89% Dec
98
Dee
Apr
1
14,
18
24¥«Sep
Jan
3
16% Nov 21
13% Jun
8
Jan
2
41% Dec
25¥2 Feb
25
48% Jan-
2
69% Nov
16
17
56
21
Sep 21
53y2July
1
34% Sep
12
40% Nov
14
38% Jan
6
4S% Aug
8
16% Dec 30
157
May 12
38% Nov
4
2
3*% Nov
48% Apr 10
35% Jan
2
68
140
Get
2
43
Jan
2
117% Jan
2
27¥4 Dec
22
27%Jan.
2
65% Jan
6
25% Feb
12
6
May 5
51% Oct 20
13
Sep
22
137
Dec
22
31
Dec
May
1
92
Nov
23
7
54 ¥2 Jun
26
July 16
117% Oct
5
45% Dec
Dec
30
Mar 17
41
61% Nov
29% Dec
18% Apr 21
152
18
13
105
3
41
Jun
126
54% Mar
52 ¥4 Mar 31
¥b Sep
133 ¥4 Sep
155
4
14
33% Apr
11 ¥4 Jan
22 ¥4 Jan-13
18
64% Dec
2
144% Nov 26
Dec
16
7
35% Dec
7
32% Jan 22
96% Nov
14
2
32% Jan
22
73% Apr
20% Jan
*
Jan
9
66% Feb 27
30
148 ¥2 Mar 20
26 ¥4 Mar 26
18
45
Jan
2
31
72 % Dec
22
35% Dec
3
27
Nov
4
63 Mi Mar
125
Jun
9
12
Dec
24
77% Dec
17
32
105
Jan
43% Mar
27% Dec
21
35% Feb
8% Jan
2
14 ¥2 Nov
6
13 ¥2 Jan
26
18% May 18
75¥a Sep
22
Feb~27
97% Dec
1
90
134 ¥2 Jun
4
117
11
37
119% Sep
25% Jan
15
2
39
9% Jan
2
15% July 11
28 ¥2 Dec 29
26
Jan
8
23 ¥4 Jan
10
10¥4 Jun
4
Nov
27% Dec 23
17% Nov
6
Jun
Jan
25 ¥4 Nov
23
24 Ve Nov
4
14% Jan
2
37% Dec
13
63% Oct
13
46 Mi Jun
30
61% Oct
14
39
Dec
31
88
Jan
2
109
41
33
Jan
2
22
Jan
13
For
89
39
Dec
17% Dec
29% Aug
7
27 Mi May 1
19% Oct 21
26
63
137
33%
33%
*110
115
33%
34%
35
23%
*142
43%
43%
46
46
62¥2
6
4,800
34%
76 400
107¥4
13,800
24
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24%
*114
24¥a
126
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43%
45%
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46
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100
1,100
29,000
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28%
24%
126
4,900
24¥2
77,200
125
43%
43%
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62
45¥2
45
63
61
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20
13,200
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44
800
45
700
49%
51¥4
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50¥2
49¥4
50%
49¥2
49%
common
1
*
3,400
12.50
30¥2
29%
30¥4
29¥4
29%
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19¥a
19
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47%
34%
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8%
12.50
prior preferred
36
40%
28
8%
37
1
170
1
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American
Mach & Fdry com—_3.50
preferred
100
American Machine & Metals_No par
American Metal Climax Inc com__l
3.90%
"
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American Metal
Products
American Molasses Co
2
37¥4
172
18 ¥2
18%
*102
108
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46%
46¥2
46%
CHRISTMAS
47%
DAY
47¥4
47¥2
34¥2
32¥2
34%
40
40
27¥4
26¥4
26%
8%
8%
8%
36%
36%
36Mi
173Mi
170Mi
18%
19%
18%
*102
47%
32¥2
8¥2
36%
15%
15%
15%
15%
17%
17%
17%
177/a
98
94%
94'A
49%
51¥4
49Mi
50%
79¥»
77%
77¥2
54Mi
55
23%
24%
*94
50¥4
51%
79
79
55%
55%
23%
23%
*88
90%
24%
*78
55
*94
56
23%
*88
24
90%
*88
96
90¥2
3,100
8%
23,600
1,300
373/8
171
2,300
19
2,600
108
*15%
17%
—
*94
49¥a
*77
16¥4
600
17%
1,800
50
96
50¥4
59,000
77%
100
55¥2
55¥2
1,100
24%
24%
42,800
*88
90¥n
25%
24%
24%
24%
1
15%
15%
*15%
*15%
15%
15%
15%
82Mi
86 V4
82Vs
84¥4
81 ¥2
82¥2
81 ¥2
83
25
-
400
26¥2
*102
16
17%
18,200
6,100
19
19¥a
17%
300
171
171
15%
160
20,600
40%
26
367/a
CLOSED
32%
*40¥4
108
108
1,100
58%
170¥4
*102
4,700
EXCHANGE
87%
57%
*46
47%
26%
8%
39
87%
58%
40%
34%
*40
37¥2
87%
46%
47
38
700
900
STOCK
58¥a
59
5
American Motors Corp
American Natural Gas Co
American News Co
200
54 ¥4.
21%
9,600
49¥2
55
Investment Co of Hi
preferred
29%
19¥a
Nopar
American Electric Power Co
American Enka Corp
Foreign
30
13¥4
Nopar
4¥2% prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co
American Distilling Co
&
29%
12%
*19
57¥4
57%
57Va
67%
57
57¥2
56%
57Mi
63 %
24%
24¥2
16
24%
-
8,800
600
100,000
12,500
Nopar
62%
63
63 ¥2
63
63
American Optical Co
:
1
American Potash &
Chem—Nopar
63
1,300
48¥4
48%
48%
49¥4
48¥2
48%
48
48¥4
2,400
43%
45
43
44%
42%
43%
42%
43¥4.
7,000
14%
36,300
American
Rad
&
Std
Sany
5
14%
15¥a
100
137%
137¥2
Co
10
American Ship Building Co__No
par
American Smelt & Refg com_No par
31 V'4
7%
com
preferred
American Seating
1% preferred
American Snuff
6%
10o
Co
common
non-cumulative
25
preferred_100
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd__£l
American Steel Foundries
1
Tel
31 ¥2
31%
Refining
79%
77%
50%
50
135 %
136
58
58 Va
119
*117%
31%
31%
&
Tel
Preferred
Co
31 ¥2
31V4
31%
77%
763/4
77V2
1,110
5iya
51%
52 ¥a
53 ¥»
16,000
135 %
135%
134%
135 ¥4
134 ¥2
134%
*57%
*117 ¥2
31
>4
58'%
6%
Preferred
5 ¥2%
series
31%
31 ¥2
32
75%
76%
74 ¥2
751/2
27%
27%
28
273/s
28
3,000
27%
27%
27 ¥«
27 ¥2
27%
14
14%
14 ¥4
•133/4
27%
14¥4
3,910
14
28 ¥a
27 %
27%
27%
13%
14 ¥4
76%
76
76%
105 Mi
105 %
105%
105%
106
1073/B
107 ¥a
1083/8
119
118
Wire & Cable
Anchor Hocking Glass
Corp—
Common
preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
3,900
1,400
110,700
10,700
119 ¥t
117 ¥2
118
117 ¥4
118
670
47%
46%
47 ¥4
44 ¥4
46
433%
44
39,100
16%
16 %
16 ¥2
16 ¥a
16¥a
16 ¥»
161/4
26 ¥4
26 ¥4
25%
25 ¥2
Nopar
76 ¥2
7,800
46%
26%
6.25
76
12,800
16
*25
1
76
.
118
*26 ¥4
1
400
76%
27 ¥2
76%
500
,
75
74%
76%
571%
119
76
76%
y4
25
Ampex Corp
31%
57
*117 ¥2
3,000
72 ¥4
75%
72
25
series
59
119
31%
76
25
Zinc Lead & Smelting
Inc endorsed shares
*57 ¥2
*117%
119
74 ¥2
33%
common
American
$4
31%
77
74%
preferred
100
American Viscose Corp
25
American Water Works Co com—5
110
139
51%
73%
6%
14V2
*137
78
5
Tobacco
14%
137
*62
¥2
25
com
14¥2
137
31%
78 %
__1
Co_
American Tobacco
AMP
14%
137%
25
Stores
American Sumatra
American
14%
137
50'4
16%
16 ¥2
*25
16 Va
26
253/4
*253/4
263/4
*25
25 ¥2
♦25
251/2
17
17 ¥a
1,500
17¥2
16%
300
53%
55%
3,200
7,000
122%
120%
110%
1211/4
48,400
39
38 Va
38%
37 Va
38 ¥4
37¥b
37¥4
5,600
65 ¥2
6412
65 ¥a
63%
64%
63%
18,900
52%
52 ¥2
52
52%
51%
523/4
51 ¥4
64%
521%
39%
39 ¥2
39%
39%
39% ' 39 ¥4
39 V 4
391/4
1,400
54
47
9
35y4
34
105%
30
Nopar
14
35
35
29¥a
64 Mi
36¥b Jan
35¥4
109
300
20,000
119
29%
50
4
*110%
29¥4
Anaconda
Mar
119
300
4,300
33%
30%
Anaconda Co
28¥2Oct 20
33%
29%
60% Mar 18
34
55%
76
30%
74% Mar 17
July 28
34%
107
55¥4
*75
29¥4
1
95Mi Apr
41 Mb Aug
34%
35%
107¥2
24%
*61
50¥2 Dec
3
*110%
34%
34%
105¥2
125
55 ¥4
121 ¥2
38%
17
34%
119
35»/4
120 ¥4
Feb
*110%
107¥2
105¥2
1
Dec
5
2
Nov 23
6,000
10¥a
33%
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
33
14
Dec
10%
10¥4
33¥a
46% Mar 13
86
¥2 Nov
17
10%
9%
23
22
31
32 ¥2 Dec
7
20
55% July 29
1,500
¥s Sep
58% Sep
30
May 31
footnote^
5
*or
109% Nov 25
12a% Jan
61 ¥4 May 21
2
Jan
40
16
13¥2Marl2
51 ¥a Nov
22% Jan
9
Sep 22
18
37%
34¥4
25
American Sugar
1% preferred
4
37
1
33%
1
Corp
Barge Line Co
Crystal Sugar com
4
35 % Dec
74%
Radio
Commer
American
6
37
28¥2
common
&
Co
2
31 ¥a Jan
36%
-
-~2,700
74
preferred
4¥2%
37
10¥2
American
17
36Mi
76¥a
2
May 19
59% Apr 30
34% Jan 16
52
557/0
9
84
41
51 ¥2
45%
Mar 30
45¥a Oct
79
51%
49¥2
American Chain & Cable
American Chicle Co
5'/4%
51¥4
10¥4
Nopar
6%
non-cumulative preferred_100
American International Corp..
1
25
5134
73¥2
110
Feb
2,900
17%
51 ¥4
38
75
common
18% July
58 y4
17%
51 ¥2
37
74%
Products
20% Jan
58¥4
18
51
28
American Tee Co
105
17,300
73¥2
American Home
3
58%
-1,600
28¥2
American Hardware Corp
18
*17%
130
19y4
116¥4
74%
May 27
23
58%-
18
92
19
116
27%
38% July 21
July 27
Dec
*171/2
91
19%
117
73¥4
25
15% Dec
19
116¥a
28%
193
94
18
^34
117¥4
58 ¥2-59
73%
9
17¥4 Dec
3
*17¥2
193/3
116¥2
28
14 ¥4 Jan 12
104
Mar 17
17% Nov 18
21% July 28
111
93
72%
American
21
52%
93
Corp____No par
22
Apr
52¥4
93
42
18% Jan
109
53M»
93
45¥4
27
Feb
10,500
52M4
93¥2
i9i/2
20
7,700
52%
'53%
__
47,300
-
51%
52¥4
119
13
200
44%
*92¥a
__
5,500
40%
*48
15
Mar 13
12¥a
200
4,200
6,000
41
*40
34% Apr
31
12%
210
49¥2
30
122
40¥2
42
25 ¥4 Oct
1
12 ¥0
*185
41
45¥4
31
11
12y4
200
40¥4
6,400
81 ¥2
45¥4
30% Dec
Aug 27
12
*185
*80
49¥2
American European Secur
American Export Lines Inc
Dec
52
46
4
19
50 ¥4
*80
51
July 27
41% Dec
52%
81¥2
52"%
81¥2
42
Feb
134-
50¥4
52¥4
*80
*45 V4
46
3
DAY
4%
*48 ¥2
45
8% Nov
CHRISTMAS
18%
4%
*40
2
3,8% Oct 30
29 ¥4
18 ¥4
45%
9
13
13
55% May 18
29
18%
50%
Jan
Jan
96
17
17
29¥s
18%
42
36 ¥2 Nov
Jan
31
46% Feb
25
Apr
42
4%
28%
18%
45%
22
19
Jan
17
65¥4July28
50
12¥2
215
40¥2
4¥2
28%
*48%
Sep
44
73
.
106
Jan
45% Sep
38% Feb
2
94
61% Aug
84
6
12¥a
*185
4%
28%
55%
20
2
11
55% Dec
81¥2
CLOSED
18%
o
*40'%
preferred
40% Mar
40% Nov 20
52%
325
4%
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres Inc
American
51%
*80
♦315
10%
50
Can
May 28
Sep
2
19¥b
320
50
preferred
American
44
29
*310
56
American Bosch Arma
Corp™
2
American Brake Shoe Co
Nopar
2
24
4%
320
76%
3¥2% convertible preferred
_100
American Bakeries Co
No par
American Bank Note common
10
50% Jan
37¥2 Dec
3,700
7,900
*315
55%
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No
par
American Airlines common
1
Amer
STOCK
EXCHANGE
320
Co—
Co
Petroleum
Cable
14
19%
84%
*314
12.50
American
23
19 ¥4
84 ¥2
__„__1
Sugar
Amerada
6,100
19
85¥2
76M8
1
Corp
7%
35%
18%
83%
57Ma
10
convertible preferred
44¥4 Mar 17
427a Jan 21
35 ¥a
19Ms
85¥2
75¥2
No par
Amerace
5%
35%
12,100
19
56
100
800
1,700
23^4
75¥2
Aluminum Co of America
14% Mar 18
20% Oct
17
13
11
23%
_10
common
Aluminium Limited
40% Nov 13
35% Sep 17
47% Jan
2
18
__
29¥a Jan
Mfg
convertible preferred
Alpha Portland Cement
6%
24¥a
100
Corp common__No par
4.08%
6%
33%
3,100
59 ¥2
119
84%
193,;,
5
33%
59 ¥2
119
19"%
116¥2
No par
No par
32%
23%
58%
119
84%
1
Inc
33
58%
119
24% ''
-4,500
19¥2
18
9
24%
24,900
■
84
3,8%
1
preferred
Amalgamated
32%
58 ¥2
*119
117
24mj
-28%
No par
10
58
118
4%
5
Allls-Chalmers
33% Nov 20
19
37Mi Sep 11
39Mi Jan
2
24
Co
Allied Stores
American
13
41 ¥4 Jan
13.6
50c
Amalgamated Leather
273A Jan 21
81
Corp—5
Products Corp
Jan
15
13%
27%
issued
Allied
Dec
13%/
29 ¥2
Mills
26% Feb
13%
13%
Allen Industries Inc
Allied Chemical Corp
Allied
75
14¥„
29 ¥4
Allegheny Ludliim Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—,100
Allied Laboratories
1
3,100
27 ¥2
common
Allied
4
6,500
48 y2
29%
prior preferred
convertible preferred
21 ¥2 Mar 20
14y4 Feb
27%
48 y4
27%
1
44¥0 Feb 24
27
27%
48%
29%
5
.100
64V2 Apr
8% Oct
52¥2 Jan
27%
48Va
27¥4
conv
Kid
27
49%
13%
27¥4
2
21
400
27%
48 ¥2
29%
Inc
22
200
4,200
•
27Ma
-
27
Corp
Alleghany Corp
Shares
112
29%
common
Sep
21
•109
58 ¥2
2
46 ¥4
4
109¥2
the Week
Dec. 25
62%
27
preferred
When
109
Friday
42 ¥4
62%
29%
.
36¥2 Dec
27
Jan
4¥4%
112
*41 ¥4
58
No par
pfd 1951 series
100
Gas
Inc
63¥2
29%
Products
Products
Aldens
41
63
26%
—1
17
82¥2 July 28
30% Dec 31
22
1
13
74
6
10
Dec
15% Jgn 21
55% Dec 11
Jan
14¥8
41
Dec. 24
No par
43% Oct
57
10% May 19
35% Jan
2
22% May 19
91% Jan
2
Alco
6%
7
12
49%
13%
109¥2
43%
Sales for
Thursday
Dec. 23
1
conv
Alabama
$4
15% Oct
Jan
43 ¥2
Industries^
17
5K3% Oct
367/a Jun
J
18
M» Apr 29
27
A
Nov
16
10
27¥2
/-A
65
64
108¥2
27 ¥4
Air Reduction Inc common
54M> Nov
58
72
108¥2
Co
Addressograph-Multigraph
Control
*41 %
64%
1
:
Express
4.50%
63%
Wednesday
Dec. 22
43
25
Steel" Co
Adams
*41
1
Adams-Millis Corp
Air
Dec
77 Ma Jun
Acme
Tuesday
Dec. 21
100
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
Apr 22
26
EG% Nov 24
preferred
ACF Industries Inc
23
9iy2 Mar 10
34
16
5
Vending1 Corp
22 Mb Nov
328
20% Nov
Jan
common
Aeroquip Corp
2
72
ABC
24
2
Dec
convertible
35% Dec
Jan
14
3
Laboratories
4%
Admiral Corp
11% Jan
July
Abbott
1
■
29 ¥2 May 11
2'/a Janx 3
24% Jan
2
5
Par
Abacus Fund::
Apr 24
27% Dec
20% Jan.
82
8
18% Mar 26
19% Jan
6
1
84% Apr
Monday
EXCHANGE
47 ¥4 May
134
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
108 Vs. Oct
Nov 24
49% Oct
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Yeafs 1958
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Lowest
11
*86
.
88
53%
121
*86
54 %
88
53
*86
53 ¥2
123
16%
830
88
*86%
88
21.80
37%
38 %
37%
38 ¥2
38%
39
39 ¥2
40
8,300
10
30%
30 %
30%
30%
30%
30 ¥2
30%
30%
3,500
?ee page 22,
i
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
Monday, December 28, 1959
(2720)
12
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Year 1958
Highest
Lowest
2
22
Feb
25
41% Aug
4
28% Nov
27
39% Apr
7
67% Dec
19
64% May
7
12% Feb
10
24% Dec
31
23
7
22% Jan
2
39% Dec
17
35% Feb
May
Nov
3
90
16% Apr
7
22% Sep 29
5
Feb" 25-
15
19%
6% Jan
8
6
105
Jan
2
96
17% Jan
2
40
39%
39%
39%
39%
3,200
26
28%
29%
28%
23%
28%
28%
2,100
75%"
76
75%
76%
75%
76%
75%
76
8,800
35%
36
36
37%
45%
45%
44%
35%
37
35%
36%
22,600
45%
44%
44%
44%
44 %
14,400
76%
C7G
76%
76%
76%
*76%
77%
18%
19%
*18%
19%
18%
19
18
18%
"640
2.50
25%
26%
25%
26%
26%
26%
26
26%
3,100
Refining common—1
23%
24
23%
23%
23
23%
STOCK
38
38%
*37
37%
EXCHANGE
13%
CLOSED
59%
60%
CHRISTMAS
100%
100%
.5
Armour & Co—
49% Nov
25
Armstrong Cork Co common
7
15
28% Apr
2
40% May 19
60
25
l07%Mar31
10
2
32% July
8
10% Mar
4
33% Sep
92
Jan
23
%> 23%
37%
12%
*37%
38
12%
13
J
7,900
,V
900
'
12%
,
7,500
/
1
■,.
58%
60
60
.1
58%
58%
.100
Investment Co.
50
'
37%
12%
%
13
;
100%
100%
—10
62%
63%
62
63%
62
63
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
1st preferred—
5.25%
Associates
88% Jan
'
12%
_
Common
23
Dec
13
Sep
Feb
<to
preferred $1.50 series..No par
Corp—i.———
5
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
Nov
59
19
*76
2nd
ASR Products
18
14% Jun
2
Oil
Ashland
25% May 15
11
Inc
Industries
Arvin
2
Jan
1
$3.75 preferred.
—No par
Arnold Constable Corp—.—__—.—5
16
23 % July
24% Nov
28% Dec 31
Dec
39%
29
37% Nov 24
99
5
May
94% Jan
67
40%
29
86 % Apr
44
46% Nov 19
2
Jan
29
40
5
—.10
9
19
10
10% Aug
9
No par
31% Feb
10% Jan
Dec~30
34% Dec
27% Feb 12
Shares
Archer-Daniels-Midland
10% Jan
Sep
23% Oct
Dec. 25
Argo Oil Corp
Armco Steel Corp.
23
17% Nov 20
May
the Week
Friday
Dec. 24
80% July 29
Jan
75
Sales for
Thursday
Dec. 23
Dec .22
Dec. 21
Par
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
11
49% Feb
18
38% Nov
15
44% Dec
29
30
NEW
1
Highest
Range Since Jan,
Lowest
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
59%
v-4 o O CY"
101%
*100%
101%
62 %
1,500
\ day
140
63
3,500
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
86% Jan
~~8
27% Jan
28
% Dec
18
80
18
Nov
10
4%
6
..
Atlas
16
16%, Feb 11
5%
5
72 % Sep
22
68% Jan
27
96
19
15% Nov
24
24% Feb
16
9
27% Jan
13
23% Nov 20
28% Dec
7
95
Sep
85
Dec
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
26%
27%
26%
26%
26%
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
3
Corp
Baldwin-Liraa-Hamilton
24% Nov 23
89
Dec 23
27% Dec
.7
101 % Feb
5
4%%
11
89% Jun
8
4%
7%
7%
7%
36%
36%
37%
37
37%
12,400
18
17%
17%
17%
31,700
26%
26%
26%
17%
26%
26%
26
26%
3,800
100
90%
91%
90
91
89
90
80
80
79%
79%
*79
80%
39%
preferred series B__
preferred series C
40%
39%
40%
100
57
57%
57%
57%
57%
27%
26%
48
26 % Dec
24
12
40
Jan
,6
Bangor & Aroostook RR
64% Jan
27
Barber Oil Corp....
23
307/a May 11
66% Feb 27
Basic Products Corp
Bath Iron Works Corp
lo
43% Dec
24
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co
10
51% Oct
21
Bayuk
Mar 24
36
Dec
10
Feb
9
Dec 23
16% Jan
7
31
33% Jan
3
47% Sep
27
28% Jan
11
2
Aug 22
Jan
23
204
90
Dec
16
100% Mar 26
174
93
Jan
9
104
Jun
5
10% Jan
2
20
Dec
29
40% Dec
19
4%%
Jan
2
38%
42%
No par
12.50
54%
common
preferred
prior preferred
100
90%
90%
*90%
91%
.2.50
23%
24%
23%
24%
1
65%
67%
66%
69
100 ~
Beckman Instruments Inc
11
Beech Aircraft Corp
79
61%
80%
Dec
100
1
*79%
65
64
60%
61%
42
Apr
10
Beech Creek RR
50
*39 %
41
*39%
41
Dec
31
32% Dec
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
Nov
Beck Shoe
9
93
ig Jan 2
Jan 6
54%
13
octTii
159% Jun
2
15% Dec
76
Dec
23% Jan
2
37%
17%
14%
14%
Bell &
5
73%
74%
72%
73%
71%
72%
..71%
>71%
92%
*91
3
1
Mav
6
22
14
41% Apr
5
12
19% Aug
10
42% Dec
6
24% Apr
Nov
4%%
Black
18
9
5
,
Bohn
&
7% Jan
14
17% Oct 24
15Vb Jan
S
3
32% Oct 23
14% Dec
24
27 % Jan
6
5%
2
12% Dec
10
11% Nov
17
17% Mar J3
Braniff
27% May 21
38% Jan
6
36% Oct
13
33%Jnn
6
44% May 25
53% Jun
8
Bridgeport Brass Co
5
85
Jan
IS
81 % Apr
24
60 % Dec
31
76
Sep
58% Sep
24
2
30
Borden
Boston
5% Jan
26% Jan
48% Aug 11
9% Sep 25
44% Nov 18
2
2
44
Nov
20
8% May 12 v
40% Jan 13
33% Sep
29
92
Mar 13
12% Sep
.
Dec
24 v
26
Dec
22
17% Dec 30
15 %
Sep 22
Oct
29
85
Jan
21
28% Nov. 12
Maine
17
60
Dec
19
57% Jan
35% Oct 26
13
30
Dec
10
28% Jan
6
33% Mar 16
25
26
33 % Oct
3
21
4
35% May 28
8
31% July 10
Budd
2
20% Dec 31
90
19 % Jan
10
82% Nov 27
24
32
Jan
2
9% Feb
28
18% Sep 29
16% Dec
3
15% Oct 30
70
68% Jan
9% Jan
2
Feb
66
Mar 26
25
Apr 10
27%
28%
20%
20%
20%
12.900
30%
30%
30%
30%
47,600
5
26%
27
26%
21%
21%
20%
21
86
87%
46
46%
77
61%
62
77%
,•
21
•
-
26%
26%
21%
21%
21
21-
21%
26%
21 %
21%
•86%
87%
86%
87%
86%
45%
46%
45%
46%
"
45%
*77
78
62
62
*77
*77
78
61%
2,600
21%
1.300
l87%
4,100
46
10,600
78
6i y2
62
1.400
21%
26%
21%
26%
*21%
1 400
250
61%
'
1,500
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8
8%
2,400
15%
16
15%
15%
15
15%
14%
15
11%
12%
11%
12
12
12%
12%
12%
14,500
5
40%
41%
40%
41%
40%
41%
40%
40%
5,500
50
45%
45%
44%
4 51/4
44%
45
11%
11%
11%
*44%
11%
45%
11
11%
11%
11%
3,400
65
641%
64%
64%
64%
63%
64%
2,600
42
42%
41%
42%
41%
41%
9,300
__3.50
.
*64%
3
42%
1
42%
%
2,800
800
10
78
77
77
26 %
26%
26
26%
26
26%
26
26%
7,900
16
16%
16%
16%
16
16%
16
16%
72%
72
2,500
1,700
78
*77
100
10
*7.7
78
*77
12
Brown Shoe Co Inc
72%
72%
72
72%
72
16
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
No par
43
43%
42
43%
42%
42%
42%
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
No par
30%
30%
30%
31
31%
32%
33
33
34,200
1,400
5
21%
22 %
21%
22
21%
22%
21%
22%
20 600
25%
26%
26%
25,100
$5
Co
1
L„
24% Jun
18
Bullard
13% Sep
23
20% Apr
8
2
26 %
2
80% Apr
16%
17%
7,300
xl7%
100
181/8
17%
17%
23%
22%
23%
73%
*731/4
74
*73%
100
*64%
66
*64%
66
*64%
66
4%%
100
82
*81
82%
*81
82%
130
36%
20,800
24% Jan
6
35% Feb
5
com
Bush Terminal Co
6
6
44% Nov
2
Butler
3% Jan
34% May
15
26
12% Dec
17 % Oct
14
Butte Copper &
Zinc
5
Byers Co (AM)
common
116% Sep 30
17%
17%
2
*
17
73%
17
Jan
17%
17
22%
28% Dec
24
17%
18
40% Nov
Nov
100
17%
73%
43% Dec
45% Mar 18
33%
23%
7
28% Oct 21
84%
33%
73 %
10
4
84%
33%
5
Inc
22% Jan
May
85
*33
23
Co
62
84% Aug 17
25 7 8
*83%
33%
100
Watch
4%
76% Jan
67
25%
84 »/2
*321/2
preferred
3%% preferred
Burlington Industries Inc
17
13
25%
*83%
33%
No par
Co
78 % Oct
Mar 10
26%
84
*32%
5
Co
14% Jan
25%
*83
10
15% Oct 22
Bulova
42%
1
common
Forge
July 28
10
72%
15
preferred
Buffalo
109
27%
20%
30%
8%
1
62% Dec 12
Dec~16
2 71/4
20%
30%
common
8
108%
28.
20%
31%
100
Bigelow
941% May 27
2d.
13
27%
20%
30%
2.50
Inc
3
9
28
20%
RR—
27% Apr
16% Mar
Jan
27%
Oct
&
37% Jan
Jun
6,700
Brown
14
5
1,800
54
25
64% Jan
8% Oct 14
39
53%
30
76
Oct
63
1
39
54
47% Nov
6
33 % Deo
10
'76%
20% Apr
2
Dec
1,500
14,300
*75
38%
5
Bucyrus-Erie Co
lo
42,900
18%
17%
76%
2,400
54%
138%
53
100
3%% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
22% Jan
Jan
17%
16"%
*75
39%
54%
137
38%
convertible preferred
42% Jan
78% Jun
39%
54%
139
541/4
No par
Airways
2
13% Jan
39%
54%
40
Co
11% Jan
Nov
76%
..
39%
139
1.25
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
66% July 20
54%
53%
preferred
4%%
1.000
39
Corp
Brlggs Manufacturing Co
8
48
9
77
&
37%
54%
preferred
Boston
7% Nov 24
36 %•
39%
15
Edison
47,800
53%
Co
3% %
66 % Mar 17
1%
1
Common
18% Apr
6% Jan
7
1%
2.50
Brass
48% Jan
48 % Dec
800
1%
36%
39%
Borg-Warner Corp common
9
3,000
_
1
Aluminum
6
10
8,900
46%
.5
23
70% Feb
24
1%
17
*75
72
23%
*46
36%
138
16
16
76%
71%
46%
10
60% Jan
37% Feb
15%
*75
72%
23%
5,200
DAY
1%
39%
54%
137%
Co
25% Apr
74% Sep
21
39
54%
138%
72%
231/2
*46
92%
1,500
11,200
CHRISTMAS
50c
Decker Mfg Co
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
39% Dec 31
38%
38 %
-
36%
37
*91
12,100
CLOSED
36%
".■1 %~
54%
Bond Stores Inc
1
1%
138%
Boeing Airplane Co
May 14
46%
8
100
24% Sep 25
93% Nov 30
8
23%
46%
36%
40c
common
pfd series of 1951
&
72%
23%
46
100
(Del)
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
Bliss (E W) Co..
35
78
Co
Steel
72%
23%
1%
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
11
July
46% Jan
22
Jan
1 peso
73%
46
1
preferred
Blaw-Knox
2Q% Sep
16
Gypsum
92%
72%
23 %
5
1
56% July 15
22
6
7%
Inc
*91
92%
*91
50
Inc
Bethlehem
2
July
Co
Bestwall
7
83
30% Jun
10
Best &
11
Jan
29% Oct 29
21% Jan
2
18
preferred
Benguet Consolidated
1
Feb
100
5%
43% May 28
59% July 6
155
Sep 23
preferred
Bendlx Aviation Corp
Beneficial Finance Co common
Mar 23
.
Howell Co common
4% %
6
Apr
20
21
29
May
15% Nov 25
Oct
EXCHANGE
17
24% Mar 31
Dec
35
34%
11
22
7,000
STOCK
15
58% Oct 30
22% Oct
61%
41
17%
18% July 28
19
120
791/4
60%
*391/4
35
26% Dec
2
79%
-
41
14%
1
2
79%
61%
17%
2
2
79%
601/2
14.700
27,100
33
25v
10% Jan
60
22
68%
14%
12% Jan
14% Jan
91%
67%
17%
34% Feb
14% Jan
600
1,900
20%
68%
*391/4
900
54%
*90
23
-
220
33
36% Jan
Oct~28
90%
90
221/B
67%
•a
46%
54%
*204
14%
28% Mar
70
45%
54%
220
17%
52
12% Jan
12
47
54%
32%
49% May 11
9
2
11,700
15%
35% Sep
2
Jdn
43%
17%
89
137
12
41%
33
36% Jan
2
43%
17%
14%
32% Sep
36% Dec
2
1,400
41%
32%
10
1% Dec
13
51%
1
1
22
10
22% Sep
45% Dec
1% Oct
50%
lo
Sep
61
50% July 21
51%
Bell Aircraft Corp
Belding-Heminway
95
74% Dec 12
1,900
51
2
14
27% Dec 24
62
24%
15
Dec
6
1.600
26%
*61
18% Dec
77% Oct
2
26%
61%
43% Jan
10
10
79%
1,200
24% May 11
91
Sep 22
pfd
57%.
2
.
53% Sep
4
4%%
(A S)
57%
5
22
13% Jan
13
Feb
84
160
17,300
24%
*204
220
9
23% Aug 27
27
*204
54%
*204
560
39%
25
47
48
54%
54%
2
13% Dec 17
Jun
48
49
220
18
44
Oct
38%
Dec
2
July
52%
35% Jan
2
6% Jgn
51 %
28 % Jan
25
Oct
51 %
78
14% Feb
36% Jan
*24%
2
10% Jan
Jan
61%
25%
36% Oct
May 19
44% Apr
18% Jan
61%
May 22
30% Oct 29
83
3
18
29
Mar
61
24%
Beaunit Mills Inc
74% May
7
conv
27
61
24%
27
1
Inc
3%%
July 29
6
30
19% Sep 22
36 % Jan
Cigars
Beatrice Foods Co
8
Dec
Jan
3
28% Jan
55% Dec
44
178
Jan
,73% Jan
2
9
127
18% May 16
■
27
61
24%
51%
37%
49
1
10
90
80 %
38%
26%
7
20
16,400
7%
*79
57%
Jan
23
88
39%
66
noncumulative preferred
7%
89%
100
Baltimore & Ohio common
18
Nov
4
39
Dec
23
82
7%
57
49% Sep
6,500
62,600
17%
63% Nov 13
7
16
35%
50% July
4
400
26%
15%
8%
16
Dec
26%
15%
18%
Nov
58
26 %
36%
38
Oct
1,400
7%
.
6
44
19
25%
17%
26%
1
9
13
Corp
45% Oct
4%
500
88%
19
*24%
No par
Baltimore Gas & Elec com
8
780
100
17
8
88%
13,200
36%
Babbitt (B T) Inc.
Babcock & Wilcox Co
18% Dec
Oct 29
%
*87
88
19
12% Jun
64% Oct 22
88
25
42% July 24
30% May
18
89
*
19
1
8
66
15.000
25
6
45% Apr
143
15%
19
9
48% May 27
167/8 Jan
6
45
15%
89
15%
88%
2
45% Apr
29% Jan
90
15%
7
22% Apr
23
15%
24%
6% Dec
Dec
'15%
18%
13% Jan
79
15%
24%
30% Feb
3
15%
19%
.3
21
30,200
24%
20
Feb
6%
18%
21
July
76
6%
24%
Jan
95
40%
76
6%
.
No par
Nov
106%
4
18
40%
6%
20
——
common
prior pref ($1.20)
34
2
41%
6%
75%
6%
76
6%
Avco
17% May 25
7
40%
6%
No par
Nichols
Conv
10% Nov
24
9% Jan
% Jan
10
Powder Co.,.
Austin
700
4,500
1
—10
common..
preferred——_100
B
common
preferred
Atlas
July 29
50
20
Refining
15
9
Jun
23 '■> Jun
19
Dec'II
13%
2
3% Jan
26
28% Dec
8
5% Jan
41%,
26
25% Dec
51 %
76
8% Jan
2
81%
*50%
40%
28
30
*80%
51%
75
5% Oct
Jun
81%
■49%
41
17
3
Atlantic
86% Mar
8
7% Jan
'80%
51%
76
53 % Apr
15
14% Jan
81%
75
62% May 25
16
15% Jun
*80%
40%
17
Dec
17% Aug
26,000
29%
50%
39% Sep
2
9%
29%
81%
75
series
'9%
49 %
47% Feb
Corp
30.400
9%
29%
'80%
15
$3.75
26 %
9%
29%
100
13
8% Aug
26%
9%
29%
29
28%
Jan
2
26%
9%
29%
9%
9%
4%
City Electric Co com
preferred
90
6% Jan
16% Jan
non-cumulative preferred__lo
5%
Atlantic Coast Line RR______No par
53% Dec 30
25
78% Oct 29
§7
10
Common
Atlantic
11
45% Nov
2
Feb
34
Feb
92
9% Oct
28
10% Dec
2
9% Jan
17
9
second
pref
81
66
*64%
81%
82
17%
17%
15,900
22%
23 %
57,400
74
70
5
participating preferred
361%
36
36%
35%
36%
35%
26%
27%
26
26%
26
26
26
26
37%
38
38
38
38%
38%
38
38%
1,600
5
Bros
x35%
1
15
Burroughs Corp
7%
1
10%
11%
10%
11
10%
11
10%
11
9,300
3.33%
15%
16%
15%
15%
15%
IE
15%
112
*110
112
*15%
110
110
10o
*110
5
29
29%
29
1
5
24%
6%
24%
24%
1
12%
13
13%
13%'
1.80
1.66%
54%
19%
55
55
19%
55
20
54%
19%
19%
20 %
81
81
82
82
83
83
*108
112
29
29
1,700
1,800
10
c
28% Nov
3% Jan
2
32% Aug 12
9% Mar 17
9% Jan
7% Dec 10
20 % Nov 21
18
5% Jan
12% Dec
31
10
15% Jan
50% Nov
12
14% Jan
46% Jun 26
55% Jan
20% Nov 24
19
81
22Va Aug 14
90
45
Jan
Oct 27
36% Jan
10
31% Jan
2
47% Jan
6
For
May
7,9
Jan
30
Mar 30
Dec
4
Oct 23
27% July 27
13% Oct
5
89
50% Jan
7
41% Nov
30
19
36% Sep
22
31% Sep
19
24% Nov 16
32% Mar
66
30
57% Dec
69
Dec
page 22.
11
15
Feb 11
37% Nov
footnotes#!see
5
5% July 10
51
Apr 22
44% Jun
1
3
July 28
California Packing Corp
Callahan Mining Corp
Calumet & Hecla Inc
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
Canada Dry Corp common
$4.25 conv preferred
Canada Southern Ry C(
Canadian
Breweries
Canadian Pacific
Cannon
Mills Co
Ltd
Ry
No par
6%
100
43%
No par
*38%
44
39%
25
25%
25%
58
58
Nona'
6%
xl2%
29
6%
28%
6%
6%
6%
6%
13,500
24%
24%
28%
24%
24%
24%
2,700
13%
13%
13%
4,400
55%
54%
54%
1,100
19%
20 %
7,800
82%
82%
180
220
,
43%
*38%
43%
39%
*43
44
44
44
*38%
39%
t:38
39
25%
25%
25
25%
25
25%
58%
58
58
58
58
1,100
*58
22,700
500
Volume
Number
190
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.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Year 1958
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
10% Jan
2
30% Apr
19% Dec
Lowest
8
12% Nov
NEW YORK
Highest
20
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
23% Apr 10
56% July 15
52% Feb 16
13
13%
5
52
52%
37% Feb
10
34
Dec
22
9
3
85
Dec
8
102% Jan
5
331/4 Sep 23
45% Nov 25
41% Jan
19
Carolina Power & Light
16
Carpenter'-Steel Co
Carrie/ Corp common
2
July
38% Dec
29
46%
2
Nov~20
34% Nov
July
62
Oct
48% Jan
17
3
47
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22
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,
23,700
.115%
77
11%
40
24% Oct
30
CHRISTMAS
115
1
.
Western
13
95% July 8
106% Apr 22
27%
HC
77%
40%
1
10
35% De«c
26%
14
18,300
1
preferred
Cincinnati
28% Jan
83
27%
230
,
CLOSED
93
11%
.
10
7
*91%
39%
1%
.-
Dec
59% Oct
93
STOCK
EXCHANGE
34%
26%
9%
3
15% Oct
26% Jun
44
263/
,
300
17%
—
-No par
Corp
Corp
Chic .Great
44% Mar 30
33% July
5
18% Feb
40% Nov
3
71% May 22
32% Jan 22
Jan
2
19
>
-
6%
390
2,025
50.700
18%.
26%
•63%
-3%% convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East III RR com__No par
16
23% Nov 25
2
18% Jan
Nov
19% Aug
63
12% Jan
32
*92
6%
34
14.400
89%
43%
of Va
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common. .25
July 14
10
6%
35"
J
Chesapeake Corp
15
53
45% Jan
28
18%
18%
*33%
.
_-.No par
.
-
Cliemway
Dec
74% July 8
118% Feb 26
8
2
3,700
40%
*27%
...
26
-
46
16
11% Jan
36%
*40%
1
Chemotron
5
JaD
43
37%
38%
i
!
36% Jan
38% Nov
2
55%
77
77% ; 78
32%
33%
'18%
19
53
10
17% Mar 23
14
31% Jan
54%
5
Inc
210
2,80G
*
40%
6%.
27%
2.300
36%
37%
34%
114%,'-
14,300
2,100
•
88
27% 1 27%
-
1111'
6%
26%
114%
36%
*40%
34%
*74%
No par'
36% Dec 22
24
3
1
*87%
-
34%
18
9.5c
$4.50 preferred
9
Sep
10
57%
34%
26
:2.50
Champion Spark Plug Co
Champlin Oil & Refilling Co
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
Checker Motors Corp
33% Sep
49% NOV
26% Jan
37%
55
34%
23%
'
Co
Common
4
42% Jan
25
47% Apr
Mar
24
Nov
89
99
24
Feb
15
50% Feb 24
45% May 28
25% Apr 17
7
31%
111
/
88
37
'
Champion Paper & Flbra Co—
Aug 14
100% May 21
39% Nov
4
87%
38'A
6%
.
91
58
'
34
;58%"
37%
*
20V*
6%
34%
88
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34
34
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35
35%
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93
- 27%
27%
114% 115
~
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Corp_
Co
.'Chadtmunr-Gotham
-
,
77%
5t
„.
Century Industries Co——
Cerro de Pasco Corp..
5
4% May 29
79
10C-
Central Violet),a Sugar Co
16
11% Sep
78%
Nopai
28% Jan
43% Jan
—
~
:
32% Dec 23
3
27%
iUt
RR Co of N J
Central & South West Corp„
'When issued ___:
28
41
27%
No par
Central
July 27
68% Apr 15
22
40%
27%
20
preferred
11
Nov
38%
41
27%
Central'Illinois Iigt common—No pai
4%%
6% Nov
54
r*
Central Hudson Gus &. ISlec
■
27
22
50%'Mar
38%
40%
Sugar Co
;
..5
Foundry Co_.-—
A
i
Central of Gfcorglu Ry com__Nopa' "
5 % preferred scries 11—
lot
Sep
34% Sep -21
39%
Agulire
Dec
12
38%
'Central
20
8% Jan
59
12.50
Corp-common'
preferred
54
32% Dec 23
8% Dec 22
28%
Corp
Co common—
Shares
51%
i
;
inc
the Week
Dec. 25
13%
50
58%
n
'
Dec
12%
51 %
38
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Celotex
Aug 14
Apr 20
13%
50%
35%
Nopai
"„)0i
»4%%'coiiw preferred ser'es A. 101
Central
12%
88
——_5.
4.-20% preferred
;
Celanese Corp of Aiuer coin
\
1% 2nd preferred
Mar 2B
13
52
34%
preferred
•5%
12%
51%
88
Ry_100
No
Friday
Dec, 24
1
Ohio
-
Aug 20
80
10
Sales f©.r
Thursday
Dec. 23
50
&
6 % % 2nd preferred
Caterpillar Tractor common
-
3
17
preferred
-
Products
U I)
7%
23
71% Feb
Apr
10
Nov
22
55
Sep
17% Mar 21
Apr
-
5
30
28.
41% Jan
July 29
125% May 13
91% July
9
44% Mar 20
20
93
,31% Jan
12
Jan
41
.
Case
7% Apr 22 "
36% Aug 12
98% Jan
114% Dec
5
55% Jan
12
10
25
99
4%%
2
Nov
Mfg Co
Carriers & General
Carter
119% Mar 16
89% Nov
30
91
26% Feb
22
22
(Philip)
Carolina Clinch field
19
38% Jan
>.
Carey
'
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Dec. 23
1
17
12
103
Tuesday
Dec. 21
Carborundum Co
41% Dec
46% Dec
32% Jan
-
Par
Capital Airlines Inc
7
13
94% Apr
25% Jan
f
Monday
EXCHANGE
Jan
24
STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
,
Eangc for Previous
13
2
13%
25
*20%
*20 %
21 "4
13
*20%
21
100
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
4
STOCKS
Range for
Year
;
Monday, December 28, 1959
.
.
.
(2722)
14
Previous
f!>5«
12% Dec
2
Jan
6
38% Feb
3
14
66% Nov
Continental
Continental
Motors
Continental Oil of Delaware
69% Jan
26
94% Nov
9
Continental
50 % Dec
4
Controls
2
37% Dec
18
16% Jan
12
34% Oct
13
19% Sep
19% May
20
41
31
39% JaD
33% Jan
13
55% Nov 14
50% Sep
23
12% Apr 16
74% Feb 12
Oct
8
83
8
17% Oct
26
30% Jun
1
22
102% Dec 30
88
Aug
1
89% Feb
9
154% Dec
7
84% Feb
11
88
Sep
Feb
4
88
May 12
18% Oct
6
24% Jun
10
5
14'A Apr
24% Dec
20% Aug
2
15% Jan
Apr
89
Mar 11
85
Dec
85
16
6
9% Nov
13
3% Nov
11
24% Jan
13
39% Dec
1
Nov
5
86
3
40% Dec
8% Jan
6
1% Jan
9
4% May
78
28% Jan
85
Mar 30
U
Cream
28
16% Jan
2
23% Apr
15
Crescent
10
23% Dec 23
3
11
7
37% May 27
44
29% Jan
31% Dec
50% Jun
9
60% Jan
Dec
24
98% Apr
21
7
Sep 21
32% Feb
24
86
25
101% Jun
Dec
31
27% Jan
24
18% Jan
17
33% Sep
10
15% Dec
7% Jan
2
15
Dec
3
10% Jun
15
17% Mar
66% Sep
30
61% Mar 11
Aug 18
41% Jan 20
25% May
Oct 13
29
104%
16
2
21% Jan
6
23
37% Jan
16
Jan
7
69% Nov 17
6% Jan
2
14% Dec
12
12 % Mar 31
Jan
13
Dec
18
33
8% Apr
3
16% Oct
30
53% July 24
18% Jun
6
63% Oct
23 % NOV
13
14
56
29
39
Sep
15
10% Sep
15
16% Jan
59% Dec
18
67
21% Apr
A
21
27% Jan
6
34% Sep
14
10
59% Jan
I
94% Dec
37 % NOV
6
46% Dec 21
83
NOV
9
91% Feb
13% Feb
2
19% July 27
49% Mar 18
Jan 14
Days from Inc
Dayton Power
31% Aug 27
6
37
63% Nov
3
40% Mar
Aug
Curtiss—Wright
40% Nov 25
Class
25
Nov
44
A
common
42%
3,300
38%
37%
38%
3,700
22%
22 %
22 7k
22
72V*
21%
22
53%
52 %
53
52%
53
52%
52%
3,400
55
54%
557 a
54%
55%
55%
56%
13,300
22
22%
21%
21%
21 %
21%
139
141%
143%
86%
*84%
86%
86
86
85%
85%
85%
85 %
EXCHANGE
18%
19%
CLOSED
12
23
-
142
*84%
86 %
86
86
88
.
19
1974
18%
11%
11%
11%
*117k
11%
11%
3%
*3%
*3%
1,000
7.800
146%
146
147
7,500
20
STOCK
90
11,900
1,700
300
C HRISTMAS
3%
3%
65
65%
64'
2
05%
10,100
*72
7274
72%
72 %
300
36%
18
36 34
3674
36%
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37
18%
17%
18
3%
23%
2,900
20%
20%
33
33'A
23,300
5,000
2474
23%
24
21
20%
21
33
33
3374
38%
37 %
37%
37%
37%
'37%
557k
53%
54%
53
53%
51%
52%
86
86
'37%
T
33
54%
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27%
107%
6%
100
13,300
32%
21%
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10
—5
100
5
18%
23 %
20%
'
24%
20%
32%
.
18%
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2.50
200
37
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17%
87
7k
28
8774
86%
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27%
28 V*
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6%
16%
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230
22,100
27%
106 %
108%
300
6%
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6%
5%
6
1,550
15%
15%
16
10,000
14'A
14%
44,800
67%
07%
14%
14%
14%
14%
lSy4
66%
67
67
67%
600
13%
34%
11%
34%
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36
600
12%
12 7k.
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131/4
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12
11%
12
61
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60*
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60
23
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231/4
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23 %
200
30%
31%
30%
31%
31,000
37
37
37%
37%
1,300
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93%
94 %
1,600
43%
44%
23
23%
20%
13%
35
11%
■
13
*34 7k
13 7k
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13
60
11,600
15%
68
'22%
30%
500
27%
*
106%
106%
108%
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107 7k
„
'
86%
28
88
16%
14%
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v
38
.
30%
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37
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"
12,100
12 "4
11%
100
Inc
37
93
37
53%
93 74
93%
1
44%
46%
44%
457k
83
83
100
"8.3
15%
84%
84 %
100
15%
15%
15%
153e
1574-
15%
15%
8,200
40
40
40%
39%
40
39%
4074
10,000
49
49%
50
49%
73
73
737k
72%
75
74
74
'76%
77%
76
76%
50c
—
—
Cutler-Hammer
14
41%
37%
72
Corp common —
374% pre I en eu series A
Dan River Mills Inc
5
30% Mar
43
37%
'11
No par
No par
—.
1
;——-1
.—10
preferred
2
2
20% Mar
42%
38 %
64%
Inc..
$1.60 prior
82%
43 74
387k
19%
com
preferred
prior
$4
3
83
42
i9y8
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Curtis Publishing common
-1
Aug 27
25% Feb
83
44 %
3%
preferred
Press
Cuneo
15
900
82 %
72
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%%
82%
83
63 3 i
Cuban-American Sugar
4
19,300
'
3%
RR 6%
Cuba
82%
9,700
11%
55 %
72
convertible preferred
noncuin pld
5%%
114% July
24
5% Dec
11
54%
19
preferred
No par
Crown Zellerbach Corp common—5
$4.20 preferred
No par
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
7
15% Feb 20
92% Nov
1174
56%
*86
$2
6
11%
55
64%
& Seui common
Crown Cork
July 23
Jan 20
11%
56%
"84%
Publishing———-1
Crowell-Collier
23% Oct 28
41
Petroleum Corp
conv preferred
5%
9
28% Mar
30
JNOV
'
11
55%
——_2
1
25
of Wheat Corp
40% Oct
14,600
11%
02%
72
preferred
3%%
1
Shares
25
100
International Corp——
Coty
36% Sep
30
41 "A Dec 16
5874 Nov 20
J an" 7
43% Apr
Crane Co common——————-
4
19
25% Jan
Coty
19
the Week
25
51%
56%
22%
53
54
22%
138%
—-1
1
Inc
9
22
Nov
29 % Dec
Aug 18
12
24
5'A Apr
2
12
71% Nov 24
Jun^l6
—0
72
Jan
35% Jan
3
15
20% Nov
3
14% Mar
23
59"% Jun
America-—
of
Dee
Dec. 21
50%
si y2
50%
517k
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Dee. 23
Dec. 22
507k
51 %■
50%
11%
54%
82
42%
33
.
Copper Range Co.
:—5
Copperweld Steel Co
.
-5
Corn Products Co (Del)
1
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp..—_1
Corning Glass Works common
5
3%% preferred
—
100
3%% preferred series of 1947-100
Cosden Petroleum
Corp
1
33% Mar 17
54% Dec
Steel Corp
Co
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
45% Aug 12
18% Jan
21
7
5
jv—1
5
-14
5
Insurance
13 % Apr 20
22
437a Oct 23
55% Jar
8
31
Oct 23
35
Nov
4
9% Sep
Par
EXCHANGE
5
Mar
66
Oct 23
46
30
12
Dec 22
64
12
28% Jan
Dec
63
15
Jan
44
Lowest
Highest
.Lowest
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
Tuesday
Monday
Dee. 21
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Since Jan. 1
Highest
Range
32%
33%
33
337k
50c
1
18%
46%
27%
8%
70
25%
16%
3%
41%
::54
25%
28%
58%
36%
29
20%
33%
41%
*93
D
83% Jan
15
92
Aug
6
9% Jan
14
14% NOV
18
13
30
47% Dec
18
61
87
2
75% Nov
Jan
22
72 % Dec
23
82
Apr
10
28
71
Sep
23
81
Feb
27
Preferred
16
76
Dec
22
83% Apr
9
Preferred
26% Jan
2
77'A Sep
19
88
Oct
24
89
Jun
15% Jan
2
26% Dec 19
13% Jan
2
27% Jan
2
19% NOV 26
54% Nov 11
30% Nov 11
July
7
6% Apr 10
36% July 15
21%-Feb
Sep
Decca
1
68% July 31
Deere
&
4
33
Delaware
1
56% Sep
23
24% Jan
12% Jan
2
Nov 23
8
37% Jan
21
10% Feb 25
31
Oct 23
41 % Jun
5
47% Mar 13
53
Dec
23
15% Jan
7
7% Sep
9% Oct 30
Feb
5
63
9% Jan
2
17% Oct 13
55
19 % May
30% May
27% Oct
29% Mar 26
46
Jan
13
24
30% Jun
15
32% May 21
2
28'A Dec
28
Dec
7
64% Oct
30
29
7
48% Dec 30
.35% Sep
~2
25% Jan
Apr 28
68
41% Nov 17
32 % Mar 24
22
24'A Aug
7
Diana
6
7
19% Nov 21
17% Jan
26% Sep
18
42% Mar 13
Diners'
Jan
2
43%
Dcc~29
32 % Sep
23
59% Apr 24
Disney
25% Jan
35% Nov
11
31% Sep
9% Jan
26% Dec
12
21% Sep
8% Jan
14% Dec
4
11% Jan
19% Dec
31
29% Jan
11% Nov 25
17% Jan
22
Mar 26
16
17% Jan
20
Sep
74% Jan
19
54% Apr
Jan
20% Nov
20
77% Dec
31
74% Jan
46% Oct
9
27% Nov
23% Oct
27
22% Jan
12
52% May 22
33
7
9
Mar 26
Apr
16% Jan
3
6% Jan
11
14% Nov 20
2
Sep
11
14% Nov 18
Dr.
12
Dominick
Douglas Aircraft Co
Dover
Fund
Corp
11
Dow
5
45% Jan
21
28% Apr 24
14% Jan
6
31
Duplan
14% Aug 17
8
172% Apr
10
101
29
202 % Feb
112% Apr 21
91% Apr 28
Sep
80% Oct
1
95
$3.75
27
$4.15
3
48% Mar
38% Dec
46% Mar 13
21
41
Dec
16
May 21
41
Nov
18
46'A Jan
53
Jan
31
42 'A Jun
19
47
14% Jan
14
24% Nov 10
227k Feb
2
27% Jan
2
45% Dec 19
43% Jan
14
July 25
50% July 15
Oct
28
13
33% Oct
27
27 3 4
2,800
87 k
8%
13,100
15,700
1,800
68 3 4
70
6874
26
25%
26
17
16%
17
;
70
70
70
25%
16%
"69
25%
25%
25%
17
167 k
17
8%
6,000
11,800
1,500
87k
87 k
87 k
8%
42%
42
427k
41%
42
417k
42
54
53
531/4
54
54
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8%
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130
54
54
25%
25%
26
25%
25%
257k
257k
82 %
27%
28
27%
27%
2774
2774
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59%
59 3
4
587k
59%
5874
59
37
36'A
36%
36%
367k
14,600
500
3 "OOK
IS, 600
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
4,800
20%
CHRISTMAS
1,400
DAY
367 k
3674
*2874
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700
29
29
28'A
28%
287k
2874
21%
207k
20%
207k
207k
34 %
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33%
32%
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3274
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42%
41%
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427k
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32%
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24%
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24%
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13%
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13%
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13%
13%
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19%
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38%
37%
38%
37%
38%
24%
24%
24%
24%
25
25
25
98%
100 %
98%
99%
98%
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19,300
36,000
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26,500
1,800
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29
28%
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25%
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25
25
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266%
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227k
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38
38%
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42
43
*42
74
43
*36%
*417k
4274
*41
421/4
411/4
411/4
41'A
44
42 »A
42%
*4274
2914
30
2874
28 %
28%
2874
10
5
-1
55%
55%
55%
32%
33%
32
10
29%
30%
75
29%
74%
23%
55%
*27%
32%
29%
*42 %
5
—
227k
9674
75%
9674
*75
*37
41
.50
Corp
4,200
14,000
42
*41
50
50
—
11%
38
38
50
265
268%
500
.4.400
268%
11%
12
11%
12
11%
12
1
& Co
(E I)
—
Cigar
1,900
100%
preferred
DWG
47
277k
874
50c
preferred
$2.10
46%
27%
8
39
preferred
preferred
4.10%
8
38%
24%
preferred
4.20% preferred
Mar 24
46%
19
4%
4874 May 26
51
44% Nov 24
46
42
181/4
46%
27
18%
*
19
Duquesne Light Co common
27
271/4
18%
46 34
27%
18i/a
46%
28%
19
12
42% Feb
"7,600
19%
No par
46% Jan
18%
19
-No par
1
187a
19%
Preferred $3.50 series
4
7,700
19%
Preferred $4.50 series
17
37
May 12
32:%
19:
3
Dec
May" 13
50
100
32%
*76
19%
7
407k Dec
47%
Sep 26
41% Sep 11
100
77'k
331/4
18%
Jan
22'/a Sep
39% Oct 24
43
77%
32%
19%
86'A Apr
26% Jan
17
21
*76
280
99%
28%
Common
106
9
Sep
747k Sep
3
75
19%
Corp
278 74 Aug
73 3 4
75
19%
19
-5
Limited USA
International
Drewrys
50
72%
13%
Dresser Industries
6
May
100% Dec
Dunhill
50
75
13%
Co
7
23
2,900
5074
72%
*74%
8'/a
18%
46%
8%
6,900
22%
1
No par
—1
Inc
20% July 23
21
Chemical
■'
'83
84%
No par
Ltd
Mines
44%
No par
Pepper Co
Dome
May 18
4474
*83
32%
2
1
Ltd
Corp-Seagrams
Corp
Dlvco-Wayne
23
du Pont de Nem
Dec
214
1
2.50
(The) Club Inc
(Wull) Productions
27% Aug 17
36% Oct 28
6
9
50c
Corp—.—
59% Jan
2
19% Jan
Jun
15
Western
&
Luck
Distillers
36% July 29
23
21
273%
JNo par
& Hudson
Stores
11% Jan
14
73
50
Delaware Power & Light Co—13.50
Delta Air Lines Inc
—3
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
DeSoto Chemical Coatings———1
Detroit Edison
20
Detroit Hillsdale & S" W RR Co—100
Detroit Steel Corp
1
D<? Vilbiss
Co
15
Diamond
Alkali Co
10
Diamond National Corp
1
$1.50 preferred
25
10
42% Dec
2
(Delaware)—
Co
Delaware
9
36% Apr 15
21
May 26
16% Nov 25
~5% Jan"" 2
19
71% Dec
1
25% Dec 31
2
Inc
Records
Dec
May 25
Co
Rubber
45
12% Dec
18
16% Jan
&
17
15
39%
48%
10
—
3.75%
26% Nov
63% Dec
46% Feb
Dayton
-5
Light common—7
series A
100
3.75% series B
-100
3.90% series C
100
Preferred
Jan
19
16
56% Dec
43% Jan
7£
6
Feb
34
39% Nov 28
Mar 10
30
Dana
41
800
2,400
1
290
30
-
1,600
*28 %
29 %
56 %
,
56%
E
Eagle-Plelier Co
57% Nov 12
When
29% Jan
3
Feb
11
22
46% Apr
9
Eastern
257k Sep 22
34V4 Jan
21
Eastern
73% Dec
11
85% Jan
23
23 % Sep
3
73% Jan
21
prior preferred
Eastern Stainless Steel
16
112
Dec
1
9
94
Oct
26
32
30% Aug 14
4
82% Jun
—%-
Dec
3674 Nov
30% Apr
6
2
37
31
36% Jan
6
Jan
9
15
2
83% May 22
37% Dec 11
83% Jan
22 % Jan
22% Jan
76
86
Jan
14% Apr
25
Jan
Dec
17
95
15
20% Feb
4
Oct
31
2
Mar 27
39
34
Feb
4
89
AUg
4
18% Jan
36% Jan
16
7
45
Dec
8
Eastman
24%
75%
24%
10
708%
109%
50
.1
92%
43%
93%
45
common
Electric
Auto-Lite
8
Electric
&
7% Dec
17
8% Dec
16
14
63% Dec
21
6% Jan
2
11% Dec
15
9% Jan
7
14
Mar 20
2
39% Dec
9
28
Oct 23
39
Jan
20
77% Dec
4
Mus
Amer
Co
8
48% Jan
16% Dec
2
26% May 11
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Mfg Co
Dec
10
28% Aug_28
Empire District Electric Co—
July 21
38% Apr
30
32% Jan
29
41% Dec
Endicott Johnson
79
Jan
90
8
76 % Dec
16
88
Jan
9
34% Jun
16
40
Mar
5
26% Jan
2
36% Oct
17
6% Jan
2
13
28
44% Jan
-
Nov
10% Oct 27
15
% July 23
2
60% Feb
3
50
Oct
29
70
May
54% May 89
61% Oct
16
56
Oct
2
63
11
Apr
13% Jan
30
21
Nov
14
17% Sep
21
3
28
Nov
28
19% Mai
2
28% Jan
2
47
Dec
4
34% Oct 22
Ap*
4
2
4%
Erie RR
5%
Erie &
36%
79%
35
38%
79%
35%
75
18
27%
38
79%
35%
11%
40%
79%
35%
11%
11%
11%
11%
51'A
5l'A
51%
*57
9
Fairbanks
Morse &,
5
Corp
:
Inc
*57
19%
58
20%
267k
26%
36 %
37'A
19%
26%
36'A
No par
1
31%
7%
24%
32
33
;
61%
12%
29%
297b
76%
18%~
27%
53L%
50
11%
7%
8
100
3
Ex-Cell-O
10% July 16
13
29%-..30%
75%
76%
18%
18%
27
27
1
Co
Evans
Eversharp
8
37% Apr
62%
45%
No par
common
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co
Products
10
8.50
Equitable Gas Co
15
2
62'A
13V8 '
100
30% Mar 12
9
61%
13
29%
Corp common—25
preferred
28% Dec
49% July
63'A
13%
'
5
30
23
53
4
12% Sep 18
23% Jun 22
May
25%
53%
3
56% Dec
24
26
53%
11%
7%
—3
Co
2
2
26
54%
12'A
8%
8
10
2
26%
53%
11%
10
Jan
17% Jan
*89%
26%
shares—.
National Watch
El Paso Natural Gas
Electric
91
1
Amer
Elgin
Emerson
*57
*83%
'89%
Battery
Ind
4% Jan
7
58
85
45%
91
58
85
45%
45%
5
Nut Corp of
Storage
-
93%
45
83%
When issued
Electric
58
-
24%
*92%
44
100
Elastic
38% Jan
1
33%
29*%
75
108%
107
75
18
,
18%
27
27
39%
41%
*79
,r
35%
11%
51
*57
80
35%
11%
52
26%
25%
38 %
37%
33
8%
25
874
3374
*31%
32%
197b
19%
67.500
33 %
29-
29%
6,500
74%
84%
"2,210
23%
24%:
'.9,400
106%
107%
*92%
18,100
93%
44'A
44 7
56 %
20
3.800
56%
*83%
45
*8974
n
'
6,100
85
3,500
46%
91
-600
25'A
25%
52 7 4
53%
5,800
117k
53%
11%
7%
62
13%
3OV0
76%
700
28%
32%
25%
58
19%
26
38 %
58
*28
28%
33%
29%
74% 75
23% 24
105% 108%
92% 92%
44% 45%
57
57
*83% 85
45
45%
*89% 91
100
7
19
56
2.50
Co common
preferred
Stop
*55%
—
100
Corp_i.-2.50
preferred
Ekco Products
55% Aug
12% Dec
40% Nov
29
Co
31% July 16
2
Jan
Kodak
com
preferred
4%%
6
19
6% July 20
$3.60
4%%
24
7% Dec
8% Dec 31
Asn
Manufacturing Co
Edison Bros Stores Inc common-
May 15
46% Dec
92% Oct
Inc
Fuel
Eatoli
21
63% Aug 13
89
Lines
Air
Gas &
4%%
26% Jan
27
;
75
Apr
88% Jun
30
2
22% Apr
—
issued
11%
37,000
7%
16,200
774
3.100
62
12%
13%
5.900
30 7k
■
62
31%
57,500
75%
75%
9,500
17 7'a
18%
22,400
26%
27%
4,700
39 %
40%
-6,000
*79
35
117s
51%
*57
70
80
35%
12%
4.300
t
15,400
600
53
58
19%
19%
25%
25%
37%
38
12,300
2,600
10,600
F
32% Nov 24
3% Jan
13% Jan
7
Jan
2774 Nov
2
43% May
5
83A Aug 25
23% Oct 17
217a Jan
28
28% Aug 31
Fairbanks Whitney ^orp com
$1.60 convertibles preferred
2
13
% May 14
7% Sep
29
10'A Jan
13
Fairchild Engine &
2
14
Fairmont Foods Co common
4% convertible preferred.
2
22% Apr 22
79
Apr
9
15% Jan
2
24% Jan
For
2
30 %
Jan
Sep
11
29% Jan
37
Sep
89
Sep
19% Dec
11
79% Aug 11
96
Mar 12
10
18% Jan
31% Sep
33
footnotes,
7
Dec
17
see page
27% Nov
22.
9
2
35
Jan
11
0
Co
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Family
Finance
40
Airplane Corp 1
Corp
1
1
100
1
1
8%
-33%
25
8%
3374
'79
81
8
7%
*24%
8
33%
*79
26%
267s
2674
28%
28%
28
81
26%.
28%
7%
*24%
8%
33
*80
8
24%
31%
7%
24%
800
321A
48,300
8
24 7
500
B
8%
8%
8%
26,800
33%
"32%
33%
-600
82
*80
82
26
26%
26%
26%
27%
28%
287a
28%
.
1,200
2.100
Volume
190
Number
5911
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(2723|
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range lor Previous
:
STOCKS
Year 1958
-
Lowest
Range Since Jan. I
Highest
49
May 19
•'3% Apr
7
1-1% Jan
55
Lowest
13
49% Feb
9
6% Dec
2
Oct
2
5% Jan
6
17% Dec
16
7
29% Jan
B
10% Jan
7
-10% May
-16% Jan.
52% Dec
26
49% July 29
>36
Dec
10
"104% Jun
5
Dec~3>i
105% Dec
Oct
3
29
SB
15% Nov
-27% Jan
,
1
•'
100
Aug 21
23
14
29% Dec
23
10% Sep
29
9% Jan
5
13% Apr
44%Jun
28
32 %
94
4
81% Dec
23
16
99
Sep
21
32% Dec
3
26
Jun
9
Jun
15
Dec
15
30% Dec
1
43
5
93
Nov"lit
40% Sep
1
15
10
Mar 17
84 '
27
46' i Dec
18
2
2 80% Dec
24
170
Nov
10
35%. Apr
37% Jan
7
15
21
Jun
112% Dec
7% Jan
35% Oct
89-'
Sep
80% Jan
35% Dec
31
17 % Dec
31
95
July
Oct
22
Sep
11
Feb
317b Mar
Feb
Dec
21
1
39%
39%
39%
40%
38%
40
5,800
26%
27%
27
26%
27 Va
27
2,300
Co common
:
Stores.
common
S4
I
Fluor
Fair
Food Giant
pfd
Markets
33
3%ft
Mar 11
convertible
.;
13
10% Jan
14.
1
21
6
49'% May 1.2
Nov 23
14% Jon
12% Jan
21
-19% Feb
5
20
23% Nov 20
9 % Jan
2
2
Jan
70
30% Dec
Ford. Motor
28
24
Dec
68
77
24
Feb
%
*101%
58%
59 %
%
29%
31
12
12
12%
11%
12
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
82
81%
81%
*81%.
83
101%
101%
101%
101
30 Va
■29%
57%
29%
28%
29
29
*101'%
'
102%
30
30%.
30
55
__i
55%
16%
.15%
16%
16
31%
'31%
31%
31
82 %
86 Va
*82 %
86%
♦82%
26%
15
55%
15%
31
♦
27%
27 %
27%
.
c
56%
10
690
29 %
9,800
'
56%
16%
31%4
28%
13%
13%
13%
14
14
48%
49
48%
28%
14
48%
49
'
5,700
%
16%
*82%
200
200
200
89
*88
*14
16,700
1
6,200
1;
10,200
86%;;,
28 %
9,500
14%
48 %
89
3.600
49%
10,200
*200
v
10
20,400
12,200
55%
48%
*185
,
8,500
DAY
31%
86%
28
5,000
CHRISTMAS
31%
10
♦185
CLOSED
16 Va
J
10
100
8.000
14,800
"
103 %
60%
29%
57%
55
50
88
88
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
33%
34%
33%
34%
33%
34
33%
33%
9,400
5
91%
93%
90%
92%
91%
89%
90%
65,100
;
Co
Co„i.
I
;.
IIIIII2
*88 "
89%
*88%
10
89
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 %
41 >/4
40%
40%
39%
40%
39%
3,000
-
18 1/4
40
10
40
9,200
5,900
No par
6%
6%
6V4
6%
6%
6%
6%
61%,
1
15%
15%
15%
15%
*15%
15%
*15%
10
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
15%
25%
25.200
_1
30%
30%
30%
30%
29%
30%
29%
30%
29,300
69%
68%
68%
68%
68%
68
68%
120
Sulphur Co—,
Frueliauf Trailer C'o common
«%
103
57%.
53%
1
Freeport
26
*101%
STOCK
EXCHANGE-
139%
57%
30%
'"
Dec
103
%
14%
35 %
14
34
138%
567 a
29%
'
18
103
103
34
142
28%
No par
14
32%
102%
"
37%. Apr 22
18% Jan
lii
20% Dec
Mineral
13%
-
139%
101%
Foremost Dairies IncFoster-Wheeler Corp
7 Fldnclsco Sugar Co__
Franklin Stores Corp___
Dec
31% Sep
Footo
14
33%
139%
2
21% Jan
2
„
5
14
32%
138'%
.
~i
18
19
4
•
100
3%% preferred
Food J\fart Inc
21
Nov
14%
33%,
137%
100
preferred
93% Dec
% Oct
3,300
11%
Inc_.
2
14% Sep 24
15% Dec 22
11,900-
82
,
50% Jan
39
51%
47 %
35 %
; 4% convertible preferred—
F6()(r Much & Cliem Corp
"
31
22
50%
46%
83
*51
50% Dec
2
2,800
50%
47%
35%
of
ser
2
2
16%
50 Va
11%
common
16%
7,100
47%
%01%
2.50
Inc
16%
1,100-
70
51%
11%
pfd
16%
69%
21%
48%
35%
;
Stores
16%
69
preferred
100
♦68
*
•
3,500
300
G
7
-
Jan
14% Dec
17
12% Jan
28
2
17% Nov
17
16% Jan
2
22
44% Dec
24
32
•
c
-8% Jan
40% Jan
Jun
-17
Jan
2
27
48
July
51% Dec
9
45'% Dec
2
4
33
40% Oct 28
38
Feb
0
24% Jan
13
.->44.% Jan
2
1 7% Nov
12
17 '/a Jan
5
19
<--3% Jau
fi
7; u Nov 20
67% Nov 26
5;% Dec
14
8
•
52% Apr
•
7-
26% Jan
2
.94 ..Oct
15
--24
•
%4*'eb 235%
34
8ct 22
Ct 22
-36% Dec
1]
.02
Apr
18
40'% Sep
9
4% Sep
28
Nov
42
Apr
29
Dec
10
19
-9% Jun
2
•125
Jan
8
Dec
n
19%. Jan
2
-
--
2.
:
14
9
Aug 25
9-fa Nov
7
138
141
7
43 % Dec
11
Jan
3
93% Jun
27
7% Nov
7
9% Nov
10
Dec
Jan
-14
•
Apr
lo
29% Dec
9
Apr
29
'67%
153
74
Nov
July
7% Feb
24
Jan
3
21
84
6
.
47'%
43%
American
.2
22,
„$8
30
200
18%
177a
17%
18
18
3,200
5%
57 b
57a
57 b
5%
1,700
*45
47
29 7
90
90
24'/4
24%
24%
25%
Aiucr, Transiiorlation—1.25
62%
64'%
63%
64%
Baking
11%
.,.
5
>
coinnion_—5
Nopai
8%
Corp-.—_^„^-5
31%
No par
coni__<
1st.preferred
Cigar Co inc:
77
__2
Controls Co__^-
42% Oct 30
66% Jan
5
General
74
97% Dec
Dynamics Corp
General
Electric
Co>
30% Jan
13-
79% Dec
2
Corp
74 % Feb
9
2
22% Dec
18
16% Feb
9
Sep
fp
-33% Jan
2
105% Oct
0
105
••83
117
Jun
3
Nov.
52
6
117 % Jail
16
Aug 20
*214 Jail
22
Aug 25
41
Jan
20
■31% Feb
24
30 % Sep 25
101% Dec 23
45
-
27*
-May 2(.
•*44% Jan
A-
2
Jan
21 Vn A]>r
7
3
Ja~n"3
Mar
26
Nov
16
43% Ma.v 25
GO
Nov 27'
31%. Jan 28
29.% Jan
2
43
Nov
6
52% Jan
2
72
Nov
53% Sep
5% Jun
14
16
76
Nov
20
30
Dec
16
20% Nov
13
4
11% Dec
7
28''a Sep
16
5% Jan
28% Sep
26i
Feb
U
Jan
2
28
Nov
I I
27 % Sep
4
24% Dec
,
3
25
General
$J.(i()
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27'
$2.98
23
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39% Nnv
.
9
May 22
Generul
22
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12
60
Feb
35
Jail
2
30 % Dec
44 % Jail
15
90% Aug
80
Dec
14
258
Jail
12
Feb
3
J29
Apr
29
Dec
Jan
2
9 J*
Sep
,*84% Jan
2
99
Dec
*20% Jan
2
27% Dec
90
Dec
General
3
647a Dec
23'/a Jan
29
17
40
Oct
5%>
28
Gerber
13
17% Nov 23
Getty
49%' Oct
14
44% Mar 18
Gillette
39%. Dec
89'% Jan- 21
94 -',
15 Vo Apr
10
24% Dec
28
10
May 21
22
36% Jan
92
Nov
8
9
157'% Jan
lo
3 ^h
175
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July 10
4
2% Oct
19
30
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Jan
12
81% Dec
29
124% Dec
30
172
Jan
9
76 % Jan
117% Jan
14
451« Nov
53% May 19
19
7
230
July 28
103 % Jim
154.
July
49% Dec
1'
2
15
2
Jan
2
L
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2
39
% Nov
3
35% Jan
2
42% Aug
28
49% July 31
42% Apr
1
54% July
15'
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a
Dec
3
2'
u
Nov 24
Feb
4
8% Dec
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28% Jan
31
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3
41
Dec
Oct
28
88
July
5% Jan
3
8%
62% Nov
97a Dec
20
6 % Nov
20
30 Va Nov
Oct"l3
4% Jan
16
20
37% Aug
7
83 % Nov
2
50
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2
38'/a Jan
B
74
11
10'
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1
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4
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Goodrich Co
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Union
18
557« Jail
6
Great
Atlantic
24-'h Dec
4
2
Gt
37
31% July
Sep
&
Northern
Great
Iron Ore Prop
Northern Paper Co.
Norlliern Ry Co
Mar 23
32 % Dec
10
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Western
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4
footnotes,
see
83
Dec
23
20% Oct 28
4% Dec
page 22.
22
09
Aug 12
307i Mar 30
Sugar
12%
>
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12%
127a
800
1274
33
32
32
32%
32%
32 %
32'4
2,400
29 %
29%
28%
29%
28
28 3
3,900
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24%
24%
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26
26
26
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83%
84%
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470
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100
.
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24%
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common
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Giiantanamo Sugar
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90
90%
100
100%
100%
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40
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47%
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52 %
52%
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92
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200
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19
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200
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86%
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143%
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101
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a
18
18 %
67
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67
52 %
53
11,600
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18»4
18
67%
51,000
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28,000
80
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90
80c
500
24%
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100
40 %
48
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120
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40
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110
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100
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100
25
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53
53
7.400
54 %
92
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23
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24%
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46 %
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3,800
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900
3
17,800
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8,700
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48
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39%
40%
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4174
41 %
43%
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44
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43 %
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44
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10
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9
9
9%
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7,400
9,100
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.
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6%
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1,600
317a
5
12.50
32 %
31%
32%
31%
32
31 %
317b
5,700
:J;V%
73%
72
73
71 %
72 %
71
71%
5,100
47%
47%
3,500
5
47
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47%
75
75
75 %
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74
74
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13%
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13%
13%
137a
137 b
13%
13-'n
2,600
1
40 %
407 a
39%
407a
397b
40 %
40%
40%
32,500
No par
25
25%
25%
25%
26
25 3 4
26'/a
50%
51%
50%
51 %
51
517 a
50'a
511.4
4,100
50
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49%
50%
49%
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5.900
31%
31%
31%
31 %
31%
31%
31 %
31%
2,200
Co
_No pai
100
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Corp
preferred
Grwnnnan
24%
90'/2
coin—No par
preferred
Greyhound
4 % %
12%
8,300
30
5
Pacific Tea
Great
10
12%
57»
28%
100
12
17
12%
5%
32
5
27
Apr
1
5%
1
597b Apr
10% Jail
5%
10
Batteries Inc
60 [4 Aug
26% Dec
5'%
10
39
1
No par
1
87
600
lo
16
9
300
72
19
Nov
17% Mar 20
7% Dee 16
68%
72
2%
45% July
7%
68'%
73
18:s4
12
Green
68
72
1
12
80% Jun
10c
—
10
11
68
73
—5
Inc
31
5
69%
73
25
51 3 » Nov
24% May 29
*37%
*68
72
46%
2
141% May
47 % Feb
39
69%
23 %
£
2
39
46 Va
30
19
55%
40
55%
25%
Apr
30
6,600
54%
*39
46 y„
20%Jan
Oct
547 a
56'%
40%
45^.,
30% Jan
Oct
5374
2,300
10,200
preferred
35% Nov
23
56%
77
17,800
Co
1
126
5,800
5%
-10o
Granite Cily Steel
Grant (W T) C'o common
15
•>17% Jan
1,800
39%
34%
preferred
Gninby Mining Co Ltd
Oct
4
23%
39 %
25
conv
Dec
11
23'%
5%
(W 11) & Co
31
29
767 b
397b
34
Graham-Paige Corp common
59
Dec
7674
23%
38%
100
Rubber'
17
u
767b
23%
38%
2474
<B F>
24
191
767b
24
51/4
Grayson-Rohinsoji Stores
■39% Dec
4,000
24
24%
84!
146 % Jun
830
101'%
101
117,900
38%
10
Dec
14% Jail.
9,900
53%
767a
distribution—1
16% July 17
22% Jan
101%
317a
102
5274
6,900
17,000
39%
69%
.—5
18
131'% Jan
100%
307 a
102
1,000
•
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24
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22
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101
54
-
35%
104
25%
common
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Apr
Dec
76%
31%
102
53%
31
35 %
Co
46,
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1007b
31
3574
103'%
32%
101'%
54%
1
22
61
101 %
31%
102
3574
105%
31%
4
Goodyear Tire
37i%
53%
357a
104
31%
10
Jun
4
31 %
102
54 Vb
36%
104'%
24%
Co
8 '4 Dec
Mar
29%
347b
-
J1
4
31%
102%
3574
104
8,600
25 Va
Co
Aldeu
Grand
36 %
DAY
35%
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Gold &'Stuck 'Telegraph Co
6%
60,700
%
24'/„
Gucbel
Grace
40,500
957a
10
.
.41
75
28
46%
92
55Va
100
Corp
Globe-Wernicke
4% J;in
28%
45'%
92%
—1
Brothers
Glidden
17% Dec
2
28 Va
46
91%
83 %c
$4.50 preferred—
2
2874
45%
34%
;
coin.
Gladding MeBean Xc Co
41% Nov
Dec"
47
2,600
24 Va
Co
13% Apr 29
Apr
2% Jan
69
Oil
Ulmbel
12
19% Nov 20
CHRISTMAS
27%
100
Products
30% Oct
3
20
3,200
46%
*39
.
25
Inc
Georgia-Pacific
7
7%
t
35
preference
Gencsco
10
<
23%
>
preference
preference—
21% Jan
CLOSED
33%
conv
33 Va Ajn-
7%
5,300
f
:
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a
6.67
preferred
$5
2
8
EXCHANGE
43%
25
Rub
&,
4%%
2
Jan
40% Jun
'44'% Jan
Jail
27
Tire
4 ',4"»
8
98
29
27 7
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preferred (Series B
'Tele &, Electronics—
General Time Corp..
75
'
79
Genl
76 "•
277b
23%
10
$1.30
34% Dec
76
2.50
preferred
28
7
43
77
93%
76%
10c
pro Lor red
$1.30
2
43 %
27%
Telephone Co of Florida—
$1.32
27
22.% Apr
27%
38%
No par
Castings Corp—
24% Nov
*16% Jan
*75.'.
1,900
27%
101
No par
General Refractories
31
77
■>:
92%
53%
1
Utilities Corp
Railway Signal
Iteuli.y A.-, Utilities
General
42%
43%
28
10
1,900
STOCK
31%.
45%
31%
_1
Public
General
2
43
*75
31
26%
102
1%
Public Service
Lb'
21
31%
9
47
30'%
No par
preference
conv
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31%
143
87a
95
10774
C<r
$3 eoiiverfjblc preferred
27
31%
11%
*141%
27%
36%'
——3
preferred
15
874
46
29%
Precision'Etpiipt Corp
conv
24% Sep
83
Cement
4,300
11%
143
87i
93Va
100
Portland
11%
11
*140%
4,800
'
8%
7%
preferred
No par
Preferred $3.75 series
;
No par
General Outdoor Advertising—-15
General
8,700
7%
105%
coinnioii-
6474
7%
1
Motors Corp common
64 %
7%
$5
General
25
25
MilJs
%
77
—1
preferred
General
Jan
39 % Feb
«-
29
24% Oct 23
Oct
-Qenciial
.
8,500
65%.
31 %
No par
Corp—
25'%
27%
,
23
24 % Sep
38
4
Mar
Oct
6
3
7.
'•87
22% Nov
If
15 Va Jan-
■17%
35% Nov
52 % Feb
14
23% Dec
-27
Ilistiiiiiicnt
460
2474
28 %
5
Foods Corp
'Vcjieini
58% July
112 % Mar
22
75% Dec
Finance
General
114
Mar 25
100% Dec
General
38% May
8
37% Aug 25
90'%
25%
27'%
—1
8
31
90%
7%
.1.26%
,
ft
19
40
May 21
1073.,; Dec 21
44
.
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-
8%
32
29%
4
63'%
11V4
143
.
5,500
-
24%
"
29
Jan
11
*140'%
8%
43%
100
—"•
Nov
*-4% Jan
11%
142
142
2
—
5%
30
46%
297b
91%
79% Dec
■'■48
*45
29%
91%
-
5
31
29%
34% Dec
6
r
*30
29%
ft
Sep 22
46%
5%
903,i
2
-
*45
5
90%
Apr
57
5%
5%
29%
Cubic Corp
600
4,500
30
100
Co
200
46 %
18
Bronze
General
45 3 a
30
Gen ..Contract Finance Corpa.
"'.39% Mar 187
447b
18%
General
2
43%
3,100
.47
31%
Bancsliares Corp
4%
47
18
com
preferred
General
47%
*30
l; "
Corp—
General
2
*46%
12,100
preferred-:^—50
Indus
General
10'
44%
5
46%
General
26 ',4
44 3 4
5%
ptcCerred
General
22
26
45%
5
General Ainer Oil Co of Texas—
11
21%
267a
45 %.
"
lnu ,<;om___:_l
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$4.50
47
22%
26
43%
5%
7
22*
21
47%
44%
.6Vo
v
28
48 %
43%
5%
Mar 17
9% Jan
5
48%
1
May 19
33% Oct
26%
*45%
convei tlble .preferred-'—.._5o
General Auieriean JmesLOrs ecnii-t
19
,45% May it.
12
21%
26'%
47
__5
Co
4% V convertible
dfeneral Acceptance
10% Mar 25
42 % Apr
21'%
26
*45%
Corp
Wood Industries
^General
23
26
-
50
preferred
19% Jan
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'
,
18
14% ,Jau
28
25 %
-
...
Jan
67%. Mai
29% Nov 23
37% Oct
* 8'
_ft
common-.
2
Gardner-Denver
dar
22
1
„
convertible
Garrett
19'
39
22
7% Feb
Jan
Feb,
96% Jan
18
11
5
'75
Nov
7
38 % Nov
'30% Apr
•
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9
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64% Jan
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89% Oct 20
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Mar
37!$
0
51 % Fbb
-
8
Co
Gainblc-Skwgino. inc
56% May 21'
50% Jun %
2
77i»
Gabriel
'
-3% Jan
-
■
May II
20% July 23
61.% Mar J7
130
130
*74
130
130
130
130
26%
*130
160
26%
131%
5,000
160
1
257a
26%
26
26 Va
26
26%
26
'26 3
4
10,700
3
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
207b
20 %
20%
9,000
100
1
1
<
50%
♦81%
Light Co
Corp Ltd
Fodil
7
16%
45
45
*21%
•-
18,200
47%
5
c—
Aug
45% Mar
25
17
2.50
2nd
&,
$4.20 divld
68%
4,000
-
51%
14
.2
Corp
''
68%
i„„No par
A
Power
8
21%
68%
26%
45%
*21%
5,800
7%
48%
32%
——5
preferred
conv
x45 %
21%
68 %
136
No par
Corp,
47
*21%
,
48
6.25
com
27%
46
68%
67%
49%
100
5
Jan
46
68
21%
16%
:
1
25% Oct
8% Jan
45%
67%-
„i
Power
2
'
♦21%
10
J
Corp
•
5
25
2.50
52% Aug 11
25% Feb
54
39%
1
preferred
'"$4.50
9
20 %
5
38%
20%
.FJjntkote Co
:
2-
95
20%
Florida
17% Jan
July 10
14% Nov 17
20%
'Florida
Mar
Ail-
20%
5
Jan
216
20%
Co
-f
*55%'Aug 27"
16
20%
23
35% Jail
9
21%
Firsiiunerica
Firth Carpet
-r
27% May 29
87
1
a
20 y8
4% ft preferred
t
561
7%
_i
rirst National
.
2
7%
"
1
Feb
Sep 22
40
89
7%
;,Filtl'ol Corp
2
117% Jun
f
67 %
7%
./ Firestone Tire & Rubber
July 20 %
Oct
2
2
104
69%
7%
•
Mar 11"
55
96
Jan
16
151
20% Jan
12% Jan
;
12
44% Jan
13
21
-
Ferro
Shares
68 Vb
7%
-
Fxberboard Paper Prod
No par
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc—10
*'
Dec. 25
69%
Dept Stores:
Fenestra Inc
!
21
-19% Jan
31% Nov 24
120% Oct
4.60%
-57% Mar 20
12
25 %
100
51% Dec
6
the Week
Friday
Dec. 24
7%
&
2
7 Federated
19
Nov
17
Apr
3
33% July 18
3C
25% Jan
'
Sales for
Thursday
Dec. 23
68%
Federal Paper Eoard
,
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Dec. .22
Pacific Electric Co
"Federal
26
Tuesday
Dec. 21
Mogul Botfer Bearings
Federal
-
23%. Aug 12
70% Aug
3
4
13% Oct
23
>22% Nov
87
Jan
56% Jan
8
45% Feb
•'
.43
•
6
Par
28"
31%. July 29
43% Nov 25
1G
24% Mar-14
2
401a Dec
21% May 26
50% Feb
6
'
^0% Nov 17
1514 Apr .25
6% Mar If
28
30
2
55%;Jgel>J<ft.
85%
27
Dec
2
'83% Apr -If;
'
20
Jun
•
23 % Mar 13
16% Apr 2?
38% Apr
7
'
Nov
57
2
-20%-Jan
100% Sep
52
22
-29% Jan
10
21% Jan
24% Aug 21
'
Oct
LOW AND HIGH
Monday
EXCHANGE
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp
10% Apr 30 "Fa wick Corp
22% Apr 24'
Fodders Corp
16% Mar 10
32% Nov
> 18% Apr
72
STOCK RECORD
i
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
15
84
84
84
84
83
83
83
33
217a
22%
22%
227b
22 %
227b
227a
22%
14,800
4'.4
4%
47a
4%
4'.4
47a
1,700
5
5
210
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
.
Monday, December 28, 1959
(2724)
16
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Previous
Highest
Lowest
Nov
24
17
1
14
May
9
52
Mar
5
75% Dec 22
67 % Dec
16
103% Nov
35 Vu Nov
129
Feb 25
101
Dec
30% Feb
5
28% NOV
July 13
$5
24
127% Jan
22
Gulf
24
87% Dec
3
79
28
84
Sep
90
Oct
30
95% Jan
10
99% Sep
96
102%
100
109
19
25
Jun
Sep
21
10
Aug
7
81% Dec
Sep
8
13
$4.20
dividend
9
*4.40
dividend
——.—
9
104 % Mar
3
$5
98'"'Dec
22
105
% Mar
4
Apr
36%
31
72
36%
Shares
25 %
*70
2,400
71
107%
16,300
36
36 Vu
14,800
30 %
6,300
106%
:
35%
30%
25%
the Week
Dec. 25
Dec. 24
30
106%
36%
./
71'
*70
30%
36%
29%
preferred.
preferred.
100
33
84
84
100
29%
36%
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-97%
*82
99
84
*82
84
dividend
preferred——,
$5 OR dividend preferred—,
100
85
*83%
85
83 %
92
*89
92
99
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971
98
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49
,♦89
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100
98
28
>
49
A, 98
.
100
83
*81V.
*83%
90
100
|
83
100
preferred
$4.44 dividend
23
9J
*70
25 %
25%
25%
Sales tor
Friday
Thursday
Utilities Co-
States
97 % Dec
88
8.33%
;
Dec. 23
107%' 103%
108%
108%
.No pai
issued
When
Common
25%
251/4
71%
*70
par
25
80% Apr
94
Jan
9
81
May 29
July 14
Jun 13
May 1
No
preferred
Oil Coi'D
Gulf
32
25 %
Wednesday
"
Dec. 22
Dec. 21
Par
Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
Gulf
17
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
YORK STOCK
NEW
Range Since Jan.1
Year 1958
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for
70
*89
92
20
*96
97
"98
100
:
83 Vu
100
10
%
20
II
3
20
.
-
47% July
7
38% Jan
49% Apr
69
88
21% Jan
2
33% Sep 26
41
Nov 19
26 % Jan
2
30
Jan
13
Nov
10
47% Dec
19
39 Vu Jan
5
28 Vu Jun
44% Feb
6
01%'Nov 10
Harbison-Wall: Refrac
Jan
13
57
% Dec
3
1
50% Dec
8
Corp
Harsco Corporation'——.
3
Harshaw
7
32% Dec
1
13
44 % Dec
30
38
14
24% Nov 20
34
Jan
5
53% Dec
16
127b Apr
39 % Apr
20
79% May
37/n Jan
9*
7% Jan
Dec
22
31
21
15% Nov
17
43% Sep
12 % Jun
Nov
10
64% Jan
2
38
6
22% Apr
35% Nov 30
51% Dec
28% Jan
25
12% July 14
43% Jan
2
67
33% Oct
7
89% Feb 21
17% Jan
6
30% Dec
12
2
33 % Dec
8
32% Jan
2
38
Jun
27
Feb
10
19% Nov
25
53% Jan
35% Dec
Apr 23
70% Nov 19
31
26% Jan
105
13
.
15% Sep
52%
52%
1
10%
10 %
5%
preferred
Hershey Chocolate
Hertz
2
33% Dec
19
Aug 27
31
31% Jan
7
12% Nov 30
41
15% Dec
21
Jail
37
May 21
12% Nov 14
15 % Apr
27
Holland
25% Dec
12
21% Jan
5
247b Jun
22
May 21
27% Feb
2
29% Nov 30
2
47% Dec
39% Apr
20
44% Oct 22
24
67% Dec
16
7
39% Nov
20
35
Jan
30
47% July 22
Hooker
Sep
5
92
Jan
31
80
Dee
15
90% Apr
8
Jan
2
8% Nov 20
Hotel
19
Jan
7
29% Nov 21
13
9% Apr
6
32% Apr 30
23% Nov 28
15% Feb 10
36% Jan
9
19% Jun
24
Feb
36% Oct
Feb
12
26 % Dec
14
37% Jan
2
6
09
15
80% Mar
2
Jun
6
78% Dec 24
85% Mar
6
4%
90
1
96% Jan
30
97% Aug 13
05 % Dee
4
52'% Jun
12
75
Nov
17
647b Sep
21
8% Jan
22
15% Dec
18
11% Jan
15
5% Jan
10
14% Dec 30
13% Jan
8
27
July 13
21
66
Mar 17
40% Apr 14
13% Jan 27
63
Oct
13
20% Nov
17
18
Jan
87 % Dec
19
84% Dec
10
50% Sep
Hunt
5%
5,400
40
*100%
101'A
20
35 %
35%
36%
5,700
11%
29%
43%
42%
46
46%
3
5,000
46 Vu
45%
46 Vu
5,400
41%
40%
41%
8,400
82
82
6
5%
*80
6
6
18%
18%
18%
18%
900
21%
21
21
21
21%
3,400
*77
'
70%
72
79%
*78%
80
78%
78 %
37%
79%
*86
*86
87%
C8%
27%
72
27%
-71
79
*86
*36 %
*70%
68 v
69
67%-
68 %
68'A
2% Jan
6% Oct 20
2
5% Jan
9% Dec
V
20% Jan
2
38 % Dee
3
15
Jun
25
39% Dec
13% Jan
2
24 % Dec
1
19% Oct
13
23% July
J5%Feb
11
23
50
Dec
42%
31
Mar 18
29',b Oct
33% Jan
Oct
24
24%
51%
51%
511/4
51 %
51%
STOCK
28
28
28%
28%
28%
28%
EXCHANGE
88%
88 %
87
87
86
86
•15%
■««* 51%
•'A
«
5%
02
inn
12
ulftliu
39
23
Apr
17
ideal
50% Dec
31
40
Nov'24
to14 Jan
2
38% Dec
31
35
Jlin
9
21
38% Oct
7
Oct
3
47
Dec
1
45% Dee
48
Jun
52% Jan
22
51
2
4.0 % Sop
9
Jun
46
3
42 % Dec
2
47% Feb
2
38% Nov 20
40 Vu
Apr
50
Jan
5
47
7
.
Jail
14
Sep 25
45% Mar 18
26
',41% Aug 13
30% Jun
6% Apr
£4
9^H NI»
25
Jan
2
24% Nov
13
6% Dec
12
Jan
2
101
Nov
56
May 27
162
July 18
35% Jan
2
13
43
10% Feb
17% Nov,
5
74 % Nov 17
55
22 % Jan
8
20
30
109
18
Oct" 13
Oct
29% Dec
12
1
94
Dec
30
Electriea
A
De
18% Jun
5
26 %
Sop 30
—
_.
i
Industrial Rayon—
7
May
6
6
Inland
50 % Mar 18
Steel
32
Apr
29
Insuransiiares
Ctfs
Dec
17
fnterchcmical
Corp
37
Jan
2
44
Dec
9
43
Oct
3
166
Jun
11
138
15
28
26% July
33% Sep
7
58 % Jan
13
13% Apr
70% Jan
17
7
78% Jun
1
Jan
27
95
2
€5% Feb
B8
13
21% Aug 27
Oct
13
13% Dec 31
122% Nov
7
20
95% Feb
2
31 % July
68
Dec
22
17% Feb
9
86% Jan
12% Jan
til
May
7
May 29
57% July 10
14
153% Jan
35 % Apr
80
8
30
4
%%
preferred
Interlake
Int'l
96% July 16
16% Nov 11
July 30
4
111% Dec
21
7
24% Nov
9
7
141 % Nov
86% Dec
15
94
Jan
7% Jail
13
10% Sep
14
16% Jan
7
71
Feb
4
56
15
69
13
136
Dec
18
125
Jan
Sep
Mar 20
Jun
Tron
Business
1%
—
!
-
6
4%
Int'l
Nickel
$4
Int'l
Limited
17
31
28
Jan
27% Jan
Jan
10
34% Nov
14
July 30
17
Aug 18
17%
Jun
9
32
Sep
22
38
85
Sep
21
34% July 16
447/b Nov 19
13
18
31
6
35% Aug
7
38 % Jun 10
2
29% Jan
Dec
32
Dec
9
40% Apr
37% Jan
33
Nov-
4
45
Jan
15
15
123
Jan
23
126% July 24
42% Oct 28
110% Sep
30% Jan
2
19% Mar
19% Feb
25
32
15
Jan
26% Sep
33% Oct
5
May 27
28 %
%
23
88
Jan
B0M» Mar 18
11
23% Jan
7
3
15% Nov
4
31% Jan
28
23
52% Dec 31
53
Dec
31
56% Dec
35
Apr
11
61
33
Mar
4
38
May 22
For
Dec
30
99 3A Aug
7
54% Oct
footnotes,
31
see
8
77
Dec
18
86
May 12
Sep
18
57
Feb
76% Nov
47
13
Dec
23
49% Feb
9
59% Jar.
1
Jar
88
27
Apr 21
59% Apr
27
70% July 14
68
22
23
108 Tb
20%
21%
21%
135%
133'A
135%
87%
87
51%
33%
51
51
33%
34
*33%
38%
39%
-38%
preferred
25
1
Interstate Power Co
Iowa
Elec
Light Sr.
Island Creek Coal
$6
.-
Circuit
,
37
Tea
3%%
Co
88% Dec
22
Jones
103% Feb
16
5r/r
&
35%
*33
1,200
51
300
34
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
22,600
37%
37%
1,400
2,500
37%
37'A
37%
.42%
41%
42
41%
41%
35%
35%
35%
35%
400
35%
18%
3,100
2,000
*34
.
18%
18%
18%
33 %
34
34%
34%
34%
34%
38%
39
38%
38%
38%
38%
1,900
1
34
34%
34%
34%
2,900
35
35
35%
35%
50r
34
34%
36
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40%
41
19
1
16%
77
19%
17%.
77
Co
43%
44%
-
pfd—100
!
1
.
100
*76%
5
49%
61
:
:
&
Laughlin Steel common-1-0
preferred series A
TOO
Manufacturing
Co_1
page 22.
/
-
85%
99%
42%
38%
35%
>
5.
61
86%
99%
43%
119
40%
-.
79
50%
35
*116 '
119
fl
38%
34%
35%
"J.
36
5.
common
Corp
*50%
34 %
18%
.
Johnson—i
51
18%
10
preferred
Johns-Manville
Johnson
33%
33%
33%
51
*33%
.
33 %
CO—•_
Ire
400
3,800
18%
:
Jersey Cent Pwr <fc'Lt4%
Jewel
132%
32%
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Sulphur
132%
41%
42%
35%
40
62 Va
36%"
37%
42
34
300
600
62%
33%
'
.
Lake
Jefferson
*13
5
!
Machine
Jaeger
13'A
63%
3.50
I
common-—
Breaker
13%
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134
17,000
87%
13%
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134
29,900
22
135%
134
18%
Power Co
preferred
I-T-E
-.
*132%
87
'
Teleg_No par
Corp com—5
Utilities
135%
*134
*8.7
33%
convertible
1,800
11,600
134%
22%-
Interstate Dept. Stores
23%
109 %
136%
25
&
23%
110%
*135
87
400
68 %
108%
"-21%
25
No par
—
109%
*67%
"20%
135'
1,160
4,500
30
30
109%
.
"
51
International
Joy
68
22
33%
2
59% July 28
68
131%
'preferred,
International Telep
$2
68'
22
20%
18,100
48%
141 %
,131 %
2
40% Nov 23
48%
140%
30%
133%
Towa Power & Light Co
Dec
34% Apr
48%
141 %
29%
'
137
60
3,900
14,700
29%
443
48%
*130%
7%
28%
437
140%
22%
111 %
900
8,100
42%
90 %
*89
30'A
100
Salt
39%
48%
No par
preferred-
42%
7,100
3,500
45%
30*
140%
63%
136%
10,800
Vu
48
30
30%
136%
47,500
140%
*•
48%
140%
110%
29
448%
441
13%
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
19
24
28%
28%
444
63%
21
40
32 % Dec
42%
13. Va
20
3
90% May 12
29%
42%
*62"VB
-
2
30%
437 3 4
J
1.5% Jan
39%
*29%
13%
45 % May
32% Sep
40%
29 %
62%
3
40
40
62%
Fell
39
40%
90%
3,200
22%
155
45%
45%
*89
2,400
83%
82
*150
45%
*13%
International
84
'"
7
20%
155
82%
*150
120
39 3 a
45%
No par
preferred
Shoe
42% Dec
-
84%
155
44
28%
18%
1
Silver common
9
22%
Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
5%
International
14
21 %
86%
Internationa)
28% Mar .19
23 %
*136%
6
40% Dec
28% Feb
7
-7.50
issued
12
2
7%.
'
*29%
'
.7.50
common
Jan
19
7%
91
22
No par
Canada
Packers
Paper
2
172% July 15
of
Internaliona)
37% Aug 21
33% Dec
7%
50
41%
39
42%
68 %
5
55% Nov
2
*40%
39%
40
439
30
100
37
May 28
41%
38%
90
129%
48
5
-
4
13 % Jan
*40%
50
43%
45®, b
*
130
46
*43
91
28%
Mining Corp
International
28
23
.J
preferred
13
22
♦45%
43%
45
437%
Int'l Minerals & Chetnica-k com
10
17
'"83%
29%
43%
*90
5
Aug
33% Oct
46
*43
39%
*150
155
*28%
100
Feb
3
*45%
*
No par
common
32,
21% Jan
84%
■
3
37
28
82%
*150
100
33% Dec
7
43%
41 %
22%
2,600
40 %
*42%
'7%
-
3,900
DAY
43%
46
39
24%
21%
5
common
preferred.
International
*39%
*42 Va
43
*40%
7%
7
1
Tnc
41% Oct 30
6
39%
40%
35% Oct
May
41%
38%
40%
43 %
43
42%
40%
40
2
4,200
46
45%
*39%
40
'*45-%
—20
32% July 14
Jan 13
Jan
46%
45%
28
25
45%
45%
45%
'45%
Corp
Machines
Int'l '.Harvester
When
Sep 25
12,500
-
27% Jun
57 % Jan
00
24
488
Sep 25
Sep 22
9,200
45%
*42%
*40%
_No par
100
Inspiration Cons Copper
45
Jan
30%
45%
'
30
45%
42%
-—No par
Co
19
867b Oct
47%
30%
31%
46 %
Vt
45%
—1
Ingersoll-Rand common
6%
preferred
July
25
47%
30%
47 Va
47%
45%
30
42%
100 pesos
___
55
385% May 12
39% Jan 27
48%
.46%
47 %
-
Mexico
163
Oct
21%
39%
July 28
28
39%
21
•44 3 4
27 % Mar 26
36
39%
4.0%
8
July 17
May
39
21%
44%
43% May
8
34% Sep 21
L49
39
44
Indnstrla
400
CHRISTMAS
21
45%
42%
80
340,200
39
*40
No par
common
2,100
CLOSED
21
47%
31%
4.00%
3
1.0
Nov
47
47
5
Co
Power
%
9%
20%
"
15
rilinois
4
29
41% Oct
23
29% Jan
;
21
8%
1,200
*38%
38%
20%
preferred
50
4.26% preferred—
,—50
4.70% preferred
—'
-—50
4.42% preferred—:
50
4.20% preferred-,
-50
Indianapolis; Power & Light—No par
46% Dec 24
47% Jan
42
38%
10
,——
Co
9%
13,600
*
*
31% ;
46%
'Cement
8%
8%
7Tb
8
20%
Illinois Central Rl(. Co
13
43% Feb
Co
t'owei
89
7%
1
..5.0
Corp common.—:
convertible pfd series A
HijRRniann Refrigerator Co
fl
13
29% Jan
41
Hupp
800
15%
23
51%
*87
5,600
67%
*15
51%
100
67%
15%
15%
23%
preferred series ;A
20
23%
16%
24%
■
17
320
87%
*86
23%
15%
24
28%-
87%
8,400
28%
"" 15%
1
1
27%
27
■
24
;
(Delaware )
-
*36%
37% *
■
-
26%.
27
71
37
37%
28%
71%
*36%
37%
26 %
7,200
18%
21 %
21%
70
No par
42%
"
*:-6%
50
100
100
100
300
42%
*80
6
-
-
29%
43
40%
82
18%
"
500
*29%
45%
42%
;
'5Tb
13%
■
*29%
6%
6
24%
12
24%
*80
*18%,
21%
12%
24
11%
11%
-.41%
1
12
7,900
24%
82
25
7,300
29%
42
*80
14
27%
29%
41%
5
14
27%
24%
*24'%
-v:.
-
500
14%
28
43
11%
47%
J; Sro Ltd—No par
Tndust Inc com—5
Foods &
19%
65%
101%
27%
46%
Hudson Bay Mln
14
3,700
19 Vu
65%
*100%
34%
43%
.
HowtfTd Stores Corp.—
% Dec
26%
19%
66
*13%
42%
preferred
22
93 % July 30
26
13%
24%
common
29
29
26%
19%
28%
29%
No par
Jan
Co
4,900
35%
*24
4.40%
Sound
500
41%
101%
'
*29%
com
18% Sep
5
72% Jan
11%
A
10
preferredpreferred
Howe
77'A
41%
13%
•>
-
12.50
preferred—...
Houston Lighting & Power
75
14%
28%
Household Finance common—No par
20
76%
27%
35
i
20
107%
77%
42
*64
66
,*100%
.
10
3%%
1
Dec
14%
27%
19%
'
30
.—
$2.25 convertible
3
16
*64
i
11,900
25%
25%
"19%
i-
35
33%
5
Houdallle-Indiisl rics Ine,
5
41
2
100
2,200
41%
*76
77%
41%
25%
-
101%
50c
Corp of America common..
convertible preferred
5%
Jun
31
Feb
9
21
39% Sep
84
32
Sep
41% Dec
27% Jan 13
74% Dec 29
Dec
5% Sep
18
106
>•
41%
66%
101%
2.50
Oil
$4.25 preferred.....
600
34
*105%
106
.-,77%'"
42%
34
*33
:107%
42
Homes I alee Ml n i 11 g_.
85
39% Feb
31%
*105%
•*
77
*76
preferred
Corp
Chemical Corp
1,700
38%
31 Vu
108%
.
*33
38%
31%
31%
31%
-
650
39%
39%
*107%
Co
convertible
23% Apr
31%
39%
74
Holly Sugar Corp common
30
Honolulu
2,200
80
13%
73%
1
3
2
90
*77
73%
;
2
21
2,700
90
80
'
17% Jan
49% Jan
65% Jan
13%
90
*77
13
71%
No par
Corp:
25% Jan
31
13%
89
80
y
39.%
-
13%
91
13
<
•
23,900
65
73%
1
Furnace
63%
71%
Hoffman Electronics Corp
5%
65 %
71%
(Charles E)
Hires Co
2
63%
71%
Co
6
11% Oct 27
22% Oct
61%
18%
Hilton Hotels Corp—
10
36%
18 %
July 22
3% Jan
*35%
61
19%
18% Jan
36%
18%
27
117
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17%
19%
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2,300
36%
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85
22% Jan
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74% May 29
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18
5
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2
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10%
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7
51%
10%
33
23% July 22
Jan
51
10%
90
42% July 29
Jan
3,600
52
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72% Aug 25
74
2,300
2,100
27'A
13
25 % Dec
13 % Jan
60
47
27
17%
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47
27%
100
common
27
47
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2 1/12
preferred™25
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125
26%
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31%
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56%
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79
33
3
4,000
56
125
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27%
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31%
24
57%
55%
55%
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47
12%
10
common
2,800
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60%
54
79
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59
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noneiuniilative
59%
53%
89%
100
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10
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54%
27%
59
100
CHRISTMAS
110
33%
125
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28
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110
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100
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2
28
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118% Apr
Jan
EXCHANGE
28%
50
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Jan
34
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27%
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3.65%
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74
Sep 29
66
31
% Nov 20
35
14
11% Jan
19
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preferred
Industries
25% Jun
7
Jan
40% Dec
49%
27%
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5
11
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50
36% Dec
00% May
34% May 11
16% <lan
10
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32% Dec "
Nov 20
61
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19
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49
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4 % Ve
49%
28
100
Hart Sehaffner A: Marx
7
22
27% Apr 14
30% Apr 16
75 % Sep
23% Jan
38% May
1
.07% Oct 31
Mar
34
preferred
Harrls-In tcrtypo
8
13
36% Nov 18
9% Dec 17
Apr
STOCK
49%
28
7.50
com
132
7
Apr
49%,
49%
28%
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6
1
Jan
*48%
49%
28%
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-
30% Jan
6%
49%
49%
1
common
preferred:
Paper Co
Hammond Organ Co
65 % May
30
29% Nov
Co
Hammermill
23
20% Apr 29
22% Jan 20
Watch
convertible
4%
.
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5
5
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122% July
10
Mar 17
140
(W
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114% Aug 31
36% Aug 14
6
Feb
July 23
30
20 % Mar 31
8
99
123
4
25 % Nov
8
2
Water
Oil
Halliburton
Hall
Dec
Jan
9
71% May 19
29% May 22
24% Dec.
13% May 20
70
497b Nov
20
48% Nov 20
Aug 14
29% Nov 18
21
Jan
44% Feb
2
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•
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118
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118
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78
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45
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4,200
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79
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79
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47%
61
60%
61
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87
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Volume
190
Number
5911
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2725)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Tear 1958
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
*
Lowest
'
*
EXCHANGE
Highest
Tuesday
Monday
Par
Wednesday
:
Sales lo t
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Dec. 24
Dec. 25
Shares
Dec. 23
De°c. 22
Dec. 21
'
K
Feb
23
28
47% Oct
13
Feb
9
65
68% Jan
2
98% Nov
11
93% Feb
10
120
39% Jan
7
45% Mar
7
42% Dec
11
48
83
2
Jan
112% Dec
37
16
2
50 %
Dec~23
78
Oct
29
86
Feb
85
Oct
28
Feb
10
Nov
23
90% Oct
6
103
Dec
9
96
88
Dec
5
99
50% Jan
46% Oct
14
82% Jun
20
88% Nov J9
2
34% Nov
May 20
89% Feb
5
10
39% Feb
13
28% Jan*
Jan
2
29% Dec
3
10% Jan
2
18% Oct
30
Mar
93
5
29% Jan
38% Aug 13
42 % Dec 30
27
98
85% July 10
72% Sep 21
10
25
July 27
July 27
92% Jan
19
Jan
34
24
57% Apr 17
82
Mar 11
18
79 % Sep 25
86
Sep 23
May 7
July 31
Jun
20
73% Nov
'
8
Feb
130
92% May 29
87
July
135
107
38% Jan
107
Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp
July 27
7
Oct" 10
43%
42% Oct
7
75% Jan
Jun
29
117% Feb
24
27
105% Oct
13
90% Oct
7
2
66% Nov
28
45% Oct
1
64
60% Nov
11
44% Oct
7
70% Apr
20% Jan
7
29% Nov 11
22% Sep
28
32% May 12
46% Nov
43
7
54% July 22
Jan
2
46% Jan
16
19 % Apr
22
25 % Jan
2
34% Jan
7
21
Korvette
Aug
5
27% Jan
2
39% Apr
7
2
45% Nov
9
86
9% Feb
17
17% Oct
21
22% Jan
2
32% Nov
12
2
37% Oct
11
22
51% Mar 13
Dec
14
85
6
21
4
35
78
May 29
43% Nov
7
13% May
30% Nov
•
43% Mar
31
17% Sep
29 *
26% Mar
22
33% Dec
15
27% Jun
18
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13% Jan
2
22% Dec
24
19% Oct
21
23% Jan
6
33 % Dec
18
28% Nov
6
34% Jan
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Jan
3~
5
22
Jan
4% Nov
18% Jan
6
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17
25% Dec
2
11
24% Jan
8
34% Apr
7
23% Nov
2
2
25% Dec
18
21% Sep
18
Feb
20
46% Dec
31
39
Nov
24
55% Apr
83
Jan
17
89
Lees
22
94%
94%
24
24%
45%
71%
43%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
46
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46
68%
25
45%
71%
1
5
1
43%
29%
47%
.10
:
10
57% Apr
29
5
80% Jan
Sep 17
158% Jun
4
140% Jun
5
Oct
14
140
48
46% Jan
63% Oct
14
10
15
21
Jan
Oct
57
73
13
Nov
2
31
Jan
2
47% Dec
107% Feb
18
135% Dec
22% Mar 28
38% Oct
30
99
Oct
82
Mar
4
85
Oct
14
100% Apr
14
8
9
Nov
104
3
20
12
July
5
'36% Nov 27
36% Apr
Mar
15
128
129% Nov 12
Jan
10
14
Jun~23
143
27% Feb
44
55 % Mar
11% Jan
60
11
4
81
2
Dec
22
17
Jan
10
19% Jun
11
Oct
6
2
104
Dec
16
89
81% Dec
23
16
90% Mar
128% Jan
2
155% Apr
3
48% July 1'
142% Mar 25
29% Jan
96
133% Dec 21
Apr
10
36% Jun 26
44% Nov 23
25
10
69
Nov
88
July
22
July 29
29
16
24 % Sep 30
15% Jan
27
71-% Jan
7
104% Mar
18% Nov
5
34% Apr
15
31% Aug 13
28% Sep
Jan
22
123% Jun
Sep
81% Sep
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6
116
Jan
,
2
Jan
21% Jan
125
2
Apr
17
36% Nov
17
118
6
Jan
3
39% Dec
78% Jan
6
88
13% Apr
2
May 14
1
18% Oct
1
Jan
14
17% Dec
31
31% Jan
10
71% Oct
13
8
50% Dec
9
21
26
32% Jan
447b Oct
28
35
28
Sep ; 3
47% Dec
Jan
2
43% July 10
78% Sep
30
17 % Oct
14
20% Jan
14
Jan
19% Oct
9
Lowenstein
9
Bros
29
Dec~T5
39%
2
8% Sep
e
8% Nov 19
5 % Apr
12% Jan
3
17
21
Aug
29
•
Madison
50% Dec
7% Jan
18
14
Mandcl
22% Nov
6
33
28% Oct
1
7% Feb
4
18% Jan
2
51% Jan
9
9% Jan
25% Jan
29% Jan
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30
Oct
21 % Dec
9
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23% Jan
28% July 30
4% Dec
2
-8
25
25% Jan
2
28
77
44% Nov
45% Nov
18
64% Jan
59% Dec 31
2
Sep
34
67
Oct"29
Maracaibo
42% Jun
7
93% July 11
36% Jan
7
42% Dec
3
12
10
Martin
46% May 22
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34
Oct
6
49% Dec
22
46
26
71
May 19
Dec 22
75
Sep
16
85% Jun
16
71
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16
66% Sep
15
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9
53% Feb
24
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81
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11
82
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24
22
43% Nov
9
27% Dec
15
Jan
2
20
Dec
29
18% Jun
9
18% Apr
7
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22
29
2
39% Jan
9
45
Dec
Jan
62
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28% Mar
31% Apr
39
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2
83% Dec
29
3
56% Dec
1
23
41%
Sep~26
Feb
10
13% Jan
24
2
44
78
Aug 24
32% Nov
29% Sep
37% Jan
2
59
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1
10% Jan
2
20% Nov
17
17% Dec
68% Jan
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31
84
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54
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May
18
10
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42
53
19 3A
3
9% Jan
10
27% Dec
Feb
20 % Jan
2
41% Jun
24
96
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87
Dec
25% Nov
22% Jan
2
26% Apr
8
14
23% Jan
2
85
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7
78% Dec
16
32
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18
29% Jan
7
36% Jan
10
83% Dec
10
67
Feb
9
May 20
71
Nov
17
85% Apr
41%
77%
19%
87%
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20
89%
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71%
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footnotes,
see page
22.
85
Feb
6
1,800
100
1,100
24,700
4,600
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800
1,400
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4.500
220
4,200
1,300
5.600
STOCK
22.200
EXCHANGE
26,300
CLOSED
24,500
12,600
CHRISTMAS
19,800
DAY
5,500
30
4.000
30
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600
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2
22%
45%
89
12%
31%
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25%
7%
6%
28%
52%
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10%
89%
143
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31%
122
44%
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38%
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90
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3
80
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7
Jun
38
41%
90
33
45
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29% Dec 22
19% Jan
80
83
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142
37%
38%
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42Tb
36%
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95% Mar 26
17
78% July 28
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51
80
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36%
49%
73%
71%
67
72%
41
McGregor-Doniger Tnc class A
Mclntyrc Porcupine Mines—
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Nopar
McKesson & Robbing Inc
9
2
19
,
-
19%
28%
53%
22%
23
68%
69%
10%
10%
87% 88
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15
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,
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24
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17%
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13
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24
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33
47
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54%
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31%
69% Dec
22% Dec
53
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13
7
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McDonnell Aircraft CorpMcGraw-Hill
9
74
17
41%
MCGraw-Edison
2
5
40:,b
48% July 16
13 % Jan
25%
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24
34%
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18%
1
Nov
34
32%
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18%
50c
100
McDermott
3
18
34%
6%
18%
(J Ray) &, Co Inc
$2.50
21% July 17
33% Apr
86% Jan
6
18%
Nopar
Corp common-—
5
50
48%
3%
17%
27Tb
———No par
16
99 % Feb
34
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57Tb
38%
48%
3%
74
5
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—Nopai
Nopal
100
Corp——
9
4
—
Feb
Dec
8 % Feb
—
30
14
34%
20
60%
39%
50
4%
July 24
37% Sep
33
7% Jun
1947
38%
27%
a.
100
*
*18%
59%
preferred
McCrory-McLellan
Stores
Corp common
3%% -convertible preferred
47% Apr
3,000
40%
80
18%
19%
60
39 %
49Tb
3%
MeCord
5
7,900
31%
2%
25
*7
80
18%
Oct 30
Feb
17%
31%
12%
31 %
47%
39%
50
Nopai
94% Feb
58
17%'
31%
*87
31
122
49 %
50%"
4Tb
1
pfd
McC'all
30%
24%
Nopai
Inc
MCA
7
38
& Co-com
Corp
Co
37%
133%
41%
77%
19%
88%
*120
1
common
preferred
Maytag
1
31% Dec
Corp
series
$3.40, prel erred
A
33/4
preferred
72 % Mar 17
98
81%
83
142
17%
31
34
19%
-12.50
Automotive Products—1
May Depfc Stores common
Mar 26
32% Sep
5
Co
81
71 % Dec
Nopai
preferred
62% May 11
85% Jun
13
4%A
93% Jan
14
2
—
Exploration
Oil
Marshall Field
27
11
-
i_
Midland
Oct
Jan
10
.—_1
-1
1
preferred
Marquette: Cement Mfg Co—
20
59% Jan
118
32
19 %
18%
4%" convertible
323,b Jan
88
75% Nov
July 30
July 29
51% Dec
■
Marine
87
38%
79%
Maxweli & Moore
Manning,
37%
133%
41%
76%
18%
¥>:y't
No par
Bros—
1
*135
1
Manhattan-Shirt
26
*80
*81%
100
—
(P R) & Co
Manafci Sugar Col.
Jun
54
—50
Square Garden
7% Jan
*142
Nopai
lnc___
Magna vox" Co
16% Dec
24%
_5
Majlory
1
10
100
Magma Copper
35% Nov 20
5
2
Fund
Madison
2
10%
87
170
78
17%
31%
M
(w \v)
(R H) Co Inc coinpreferred series A
78
2% Nov" 6
10
Co
4%%
40% Dec
15% Jan
2
Steamship
5'-preferred
Macy
1
7
Jan
1
3.33%
Co——
Mack Trucks Inc
4
30
22% Mar 16
5% Jan
(Ky)_No par
50
preferred 1
47% Oct
5% Oct
-100
100
__5
—100
MacAndrewa & Forbes common
32% Nov'
23% Apr
5% Jan
,
& Sons Inc--i
(M)
Lukens-Steel
21
Mar 17
preferred
conv
Louisville Gas & El Co
Louisville & Nashville
87"% Mar 30
37'
68
29%
37%
*110%
31%
*96%
series E preferred
4.40% series G conv pfd
Lorillard. (P) Co common
7% prefe»red
21
7%
6%
30%
25
7%
7
30%
54%
23%
69%
10%
88
142%
55'A
4
10
100
10
100
100
4.35%
•6%
•
25
*77
17%
30%
12%
32%
2%
14%
Island Lighting Co com
5% series B preferred
4.25% series D preferred
Lykes
12%
31%
2%
31%
32%
Long
«
23
22%
45
*87
1
...
Lone Star Gas Co common
14
0
Inc
Lone Star Cement Corp-
4
36% Dec
Jail
88% July 28
92% Feb
45%
89
12%
31%
2%
25
7%''
6%
-1
new
'.
Loew's. Theatres
139% Jan,. 26
7
22%.
44%
v
17%
45%
-No par
Lockheed Aircraft Corp—i
5
9
22 %
78%
89
12%
68%
32%
32%
15%
30%
38'A
Loew's.Inc
26
Dec
19%
12%
9
37% Jan
80
19%
65%
0
17% July 10
46% Jail
112% Dec
19%
1
37
Mar
30
19%
*87
,
300
21
32%
4
30
2.50
Inc
Industries
39% Apr
9
20%
59
Lionel Corp
Litton
78
*30%
*3%
58%
f
30
21
28% Sep
,
7
25
100
5
73% Nov
24% Sep 18
27% Jun 15
28% Jan
Mar
14% Mar 23
9% Sep 21
21
65% Dec
10% Mar
Glass
Link Belt Co__
152
78
.20%
33
4
29%
23
9
20
79
20%
*30%
*3%
29%
No par
Co
5
)
9
98% Oct
47%
3,600
20%
32%
3%
29%
20%
*54
63 % Jun
13% Jan
2
2,000
46%
20%
*30%
3%
29%
5
Libby McNeill & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
7% preferred
Lily Tulip cup Corp
10% Nov 23
29"%
46%
22%
24% Dec
Oct" 13
29%
47%
17%
45%
2
13%
29%
46%
3,300
jr
32%
22%
5
& Sons Co common_3
18% Jan
82% Dec
29%
47
20%
2
2
30
44
*43
17%
19%
14% Jan
65% Jan
44
32%
29%
Lelin & Fink Products
~7% Jan~~2
43%
18
1
Libby-Ovvena-Ford
43%
69%
32%
50c
4
77% Aug 27
*42%
4
30
Corp
800
72
17%
*3%
:
3,900
70
32%
32%
4
7,600
.
71%
29%
17%
30%
33%
25
16,600
-
.
71 %
30
48'A
80
17%
31
34%
18%
32%
pfd-75 Pesos Mex
-
*45%
46
*45%
'
6;000
20% .20%
*30
32
100 G
Bryant
Lerner Stores
4,100
49%
4
2
DAY
50
49%
57% Dec
12
3,600
49%
7
31% Mar
38%
50%
23%
24
10% Jan
38
50%
22
9% July 13.
11%
38 /:
95
Jan
2
6
11%
37%
49
6% Dec
5% Jan
20
28
11%
38
49%
36
30
July
35
12%
94%
26% Sep
6% Sep
10% Sep
3% Apr
26
1,100
"9,600
36
50%
19
20
37% Jan
35%
300
3,500
CHRISTMAS
35%:
50%
30
2
Sep 22
1% Jan
2
35
35%
t;12
\
11%
95%
24
15% Jan
29
31%
*31%
50%
Dec
13
47%
31%
45%
32%
94%
40% Oct
19-% Sep
9
17% Feb
47%
32
45%
31%
49%
32
1% Jan
7
46%
45%
100
2,000
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
51%
2
2
36
96%
51
10
2
Jan
3% Jun
9
77%
36
50%
28
Jan
July
1
14
May
15% July
0
12
76%
35%
49%
5% Jan
Jan
10% Feb
85
76%
35%
95
24% Feb
28
12% May
9
39% Oct 21
76%
1
preferred series A_
(James)
76%
36
76
*35%
480
STOCK
2,800
3.85%
•
87
8,900
22% Feb
9% Mar 26
5
91
85
*85%
55
preferred
—100
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
10
Lehigh Portland Cement
_15
Lehigh Valley Industries com
1
• $3 non-cum
1st preferred—No par
SOcnon-cum 2nd pld_
No par
l.ehlgli Valley RR
No par
Lehman -Corp
1
Mar 28
88
*83%
87%
55
Lee Rubber & Tire
30 y2 Mar 23
25
*86%
85
*85%
55%
Gas Co common
Lear Inc
88
*87%
87%
87
55%
*18
Lane
/
*86%
85
*85%
56
.
La Consolldada 6%
15% Oct 21
17
87
*83%
55%
I
4.32%
86
55%
Inc
(S S) Co
(S H) & Co
Laclede
*»
4% Mar 11
75%
*85
55
1
Kress
22
3% May 19
7
*74
86
46%
Kroehler Mfg Co
22
22 % Jan
22
75%
*85
45%
Kroger Co
32% Nov 24
Dec
Dec
16% May 26
31
*74
46%
*77
Kresge
1,100
47%
75%
86
46
37%
;00
1
10
10
(E J)
47%
*74
*85
2.50
16-
29% Feb
25
74% Nov
1,000
No par
!
26
47% Aug 25
120
46
Co
Nov
1
2
500
1,800
16
Feb
Apr
26% Jan
*117%
48
48
;
300
122
122
45 %
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp
?
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Koppers Co Inc common
4%
preferred
59
120%
18,400
43
37%
45%
prior preferred
conv
122
120
48
48
53%
109
*42%
121
119
*107
45
—
Copper
County Land
4%%
119
52%
"
43
42%
1
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common
70% Nov 21
28% Dec' 2
78% Sep
24% Jan
Jan
Kern
5
Jan
*1197/b
110
109
43%
121%
37 %
Co
—
25
43
55%
54
54%
110
*106
12%
12
_1
_—
Kennecott
63
8.75
5
54%
53%
54 %
*106
no
*43
43%
119
119%
*118
120
*47% 48
*74
75%
*83% 85
*87
88
*83 %
85
86%
86%
75%
76%
35%
35%
45%
45%
31%
32
35%
36%
50c
Kelsey Hayes
Kendall Co
50% July 31
22
Co
Kellogg Co'
41% May 12
Feb
30
No par
50
Co
"-When^'issucd
33% Jan
38
Electric
&
Kansas -Power & Light
6
13% Dec
51% Sep
,
No par
Kayse.*~Roth Corp
7
July 27
May 22
Southern com
preferred
Kansas Gas
24
38
preferred
non-cum
4<
4
11% Dec
25% Apr
4%
38% Aug 28 1
50
Sep
33% Nov
2
convertible
Kansas City
12
16 % Jan
34
4%%
^
6
88% Feb
33%
100
4%% preferred
50
4%% convertible preferred
100
4%% (ser of 1959) conv pfd
100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No par
3.80%
preferred
190
4%" preferred
100
4.50% preferred
100
4.20% preferred
100
'4.35% preferred
100
-
27%
*27
8%
27 3
3,400
100
25
tt
4.500
10
600
5.300
28%
291 b
78%
78 %
787b
33
33%
33 %
5.500
80%
80%
80 %
14.100
29%
76
*71
76
50
ICO
The Commercial and Financial
(2726)
.18
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Highest
Lowest
30% Mar 10
53% Oct
27
15% Jan
2
19% Feb
5
39
Jan
2
62% Dec
10
78
Sep
15
91
Dec
22
79
Sep 24
92% May 13
102
16% Nov 18
6
82% July
53% Jar
84% Dec
17
75% Nov 30
7
74% Nov 12
15
92
14
104
July
Aug 12
4
40% Oct
34'A Jan
6
48% Dec
28% Jun
25
35% Jan
39
13
86% Dec
5
44
33
Apr
56
Dec
68
Sep 23
Jan 23
21
Dec
18
16
2
43% Oct
13
39% Jan
2
60% Nov
12
2
88
10
83% Jan
2
92
Feb
27
25 Vo Feb
24
Jun
39% Aug
21% Feb
4
14% Jan
7
Jan
17
Dec
11
7% Jan
2
20% Nov
5
Jan
10
28% Dec
31
11% Jan
2
20% Nov
14
76
17
126
6
40% Jun
33% Dec 22
15% Oct
July 21
150
29% July 29
9
Jun
31
20% Sep 21
14% Dec
2
20% Feb
182% Dec
29
111% Jan
8
21% Jan
2
35% Oct
8
31 % Dec
14
38
Mar
27% Jan
6
35% Dec
29
31 % Dec
11
39
Jan
73% Feb 25
4% Jan
31
Feb
2
25
18% Feb 25
27
Jan
10
4% Jan
2
116
Dec
2
Jun
25
6
16% Jan
44% Aug
6
25% Aug
6
39% Dec 16
35% Oct 20
49% Apr
19% Nov
29% May
18% Oct
9% Jun
6
2
24 Vo Mar 20
9
111% Jan 28
18% Feb
Apr
2
43% Dec
29
16
Jan
8
4% Sep 23
&
Power &
Minute
Maid
4
Mission
4
Mission
30
Jun
10
14% Dec
18
12% Jan
8
2
80
Nov
19
60
9
Jan
10
90
Nov
19
68% Jan
8% Jan
13
16% Dec
18
62
15% Jan
6
11% Apr 22
4% Apr
2
29% Apr 30
Jan
12 % Nov
27
5
78% Aug 14
29
18% Jan
11% Sep
23
8
Jan
0
2J % Dec
29
18% Feb 25
37 % Dec
22
20% Oct
7
27% Aug 28
2
36 % Jan
2
42% Nov
13
40% Feb
3
53% Dec
17% Jan
2
21% Nov
17
12% Oct
11
2
23% Dec
31
23% Jan
2
5
60% Dec
31
57%.Tan
28
22% Dec
24
10% Nov
rr
14% Jun
Jan
% Jan
35
May
22
12% Apr
19% Jan
20% Jan 14
16
Feb
76%
*75
76%
*75
88
*87
88
*87
55%
56%
55%
56%
55%
55%
55
53
51%
55
55%
52%
51%
54%
•'54
56%
56%
STOCK
89%
88
88 %
EXCHANGE
*33%
34
33%
33%
CLOSED
19%
19%
19%
34
19%
19%
19%
137%
23%
23%
23%
23%
22
22
22
22
22 %
1,800
15
14%
14%
14%
15
2,300
180
173%
182 %
175
9.200
*14%
175%
176
135
171
34%
34%
33%
33%
33
33
33%
33 %
33%
33%
4,000
19%
18%
19%
18%
19%
10,400
36
19%
19%
*34
5%
5%
5%
20%
■ •
437 B
43(4
44
43%
22.400
20 7
»
12,700
32%
16,400
5%
Co._6.25
34 %
35
35
35%
3474
7,200
45%
5,500
35
35%
5%
44
44 Va
35%
3,600
17%
1,500
ft
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
15,500
100
*65%
66 %
*65%
66%
*65%
66
*65%
66%
75
*74
75
*74
75
*74
Missouri Public Service Co..
17%
1
3%%
100
75
17%
17%
15%
'
20
*19%
28
*11%
2
55%
56%
8
28
28%
22%
A
24
26%
26%
26(4
8
Chemical
Co
(lttliil.es Co
Co
11%
12%
17%
17%
16
13%
8
75
10
15
15
15Vo
20
1.28,
No par
Tool
B
14%
15
14%
15
600
20%
20
20%
19%
19%
700
11%
*11%
12
*11%
12
100
9
8%
*8%
56(4
54%
27%
27%
27%
28
27%
27%
23(4
8(4
23%
23%
24
24
24
55%
.
9
*8%,
56%
54%
1,800
55 %
20,100
4,300
.
8,400
MiuKig & Chemical—
26(4
*25%
26
25%
25 3 4
Co——
1
22 %
22%
22%
23'/a
22%
22%
22%
22%
10,100
Ward A-. Co
...No par
52%
53 %
52 (4
53'4
52%
53%
52%
53 (B
22,900
1,000 lire
slmies..
American
Oil
Monterey
36%
32
■
17%
43%
Power
3.000
20%
36
-
Pacific RR class A __No par
Mohasco Industries lnc common
24
Moore-McCormacIf
Dec
21
1
Motorola
(John)
Morrell
•«
5(4
Montunu-Dakola
7,300
34%
5%
Montana
6,900
DAY
33
5%
class
CHRISTMAS
34
.
—5
RR
139
137%
23%
137%
'
—
Class
120
5,800
22
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Missourl-Kan-Tex RR
Machine
600
1,200
23%
135
139
24
22%
32%
Cement
700
57
31%
Portland
4,000
*88%
20%
Missouri
8,400
55%
56
*56%
35%
Missouri
76%
88
55Tb
50%
33%
19
—
180
~50
90%
56%
*89
35%
24% Feb
10
6
Motor
Products
23
Motor
Wheel
157
23%
23%
23
20
Mueller Brass Co:„
58%
61
153%
—IllIs
Corp
Corp
13%
13%
58%
T
23%
:—.—
Dec
13%
12
Lines
& Co
lnc
24
27 lit Nov
*75
*87
32%
165 % Dec
9
77
20%
Montgomery
61
86
*75%
32(4
23
27
*84%
77
76%
20%
Montecuttnl
28
86
*75%
35%
Monsanto
2
76
*84%
77
74%
32
Monou
35% Mar
*75
86
*75%
21%,,
Monarch
29% Aug 31
76%
*84%
36%
56% July 27
8
Sep 21
1,800
32%
19
38% Jan
68%
20%
29
27% Dec 22
1
67
35:%
Jan
31 % Dec
68%
1
Jan
22
% Jan'
22
08%
10
18% May 28
14% May 26
2
24,400
69%
76 '
...J
16
(1% Sep 24
41 % Nov 20
1,300
16%
Co.—
-
.
preferred
4.20% preferred.
Mojud Co lnc
Aug
67%
16%
15%
33
par
Corp—
24
8
24
6
23
20% Sep
14% Sep
30
18% Apr
70
67
17
—1
Corp
Development
20% Jan
19% Dec
2
67%
16%
172
33%
2.50
Paper
Light—-No
67
16'%
14%
_No par
& Mfg
Ontario
Mining
Shares
67%
34
20%
137%
23%
22
St Louis Ry__No pai
St Paul Sc S S Marie—No par
Minnesota
17
24
Jan
34
19%
Minneapolis
25
16%
68 %
56%
90%
*89
Amer—.l
Dee
67%
55%
52
55%
52
56
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg__—1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co—
—1
Minnesota
52% May 25
45% July 29
4% Jan
Minerals & Chem Corp of
8
2
—10
lnc
—1
Midland-Ross Corp common——5
5%% 1st preferred
—100
Midwest OH Corp
10
23
19■
*75
*87
54%
Enterprises lnc
Midland
22
15
8
Copper
Middle South Utilities
Minn
Dec
16% Oct
52
4.45%
Minn
41% Mar 16
31% Dec 23
41% Jan
75
'34%
75%
Miami
4
16
34
20
3.80%
28
56% Dec
Jan
*78
pfd—100
—_100
—100
100
100
——I
series
series
series—
series
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.35%
3.85%
the Week
Friday
Dec. 24
17%
69%
76
86
76
76%
88
56%
63%
Co_
Machine
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
Mar 31
87
I&esta
99% Mar 11
2
19
Sep
88
11
33% Jan
1
88% Apr 15
98
Mar 13
74% Dec 22
9
26
5
Mergenthaler
Merritt-Chapman
Sales for
Thursday
Dec. 23
69%
68%
16%
14
25
70
.^Monday, December 28, 1959
.
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Dec. 22
Dec. 21
Par
Linotype Co
)
& Scott—12.50
Dec
22% Feb
8
Apr
Oct
24 Vr Mar
44 % Jan
90% Feb
Jan
79
97
Highest
Tuesday
Monday
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
.
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Kaugc for Previous
Year 1958
Chronicle
J
—
>
157
13%
59%
23
13(4
13%
13%
57%
59 Vo
158%
160
159 %
57 %
158
400
13%
11,000
58%
32,900
5,200
161%
23%
*23%
23
23 Vb
22%
23%
2,500
23%
23%
24
23
23%
10,200
25%
26
25% Sep
22
32
Jan
25%
25%
25% Oct
Ifl
24% Jan
2
37
July
8
Munsingwear
1
*34%
35
34%
34%'
34%
34%
30% Jan
45
Dec
10
43% Jan
2
51% Aug
4
*43%
49
49
49
48%
48%
48 %
48%
3,500
19% Jan
33% Nov
20
25% Sep 22
31% July 24
1
Murpliy Co (fl C >
Murray Corp of America- —It
26%
27
26%
26%
26%
26'%
26%
28
2,900
18
89% July 17
50% Jan
46
44%
44%
45%
44
44
17
38
32% Nov 21
Jan
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25
9% •Tun
2
50
Sep
U
lnc
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El
IP
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A
25%
*45
25%
25%
*44
25%
*34
2,400
600
34%
s
200
.
N
16% Dec
13% Nov
5
Jan
8
I!)
12% Nov
10
43% Jan
3
59% Oct
14
50% Sep
14 % Jan
2
22% Dec
29
16% Dec 23
11
23% Mar
,
15
19
Aug
Inr
u
2
31
3
17
8
J 6
50% Jan
Jan
168
2
6
Acme Co——
J
15
May
29% Jan
22
National
Airlines
1
6
2
51% Nov 20
24% Sep 21
49% Jan IS
34% May
r.
6
20
142
8
Dec
5
Mar 13
56
Corp.
•
Biscuit Co common——10
National
Sep
10
12
National
Can
5
National
80
Jan
32% Jan
15
49% Nov 21
46% Feb
2
54% Jun
12
19
28% Jun
8
35% Doc
7
86% Jan
17% Jan
2
103% Nov
19
90
Sep 23
2
24
Dec
9
21
Jun
42
Jan
(!
59% Dec
11
90
Jan
1
52% Sep 24
12%
12%
*54
xl3%
13%
13%
3.800
13%
13%
13%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
54%.
54%
54 %
54%
54 »/4
54%
54(4
17%
16%
17%
16%
16%
16%
16%
14%
16%
1,900
-
500
7,100
STOCK
6
21
National
27
3
19
104
Feb
9
132% Aug
19
145
Jun
10
128% Nov
7
143
Jim
17
121
13% Jan
7
Sep 25
Mar
159
National Lead
7%
preferred
preferred
3
38% Dec
8
77% Dec
17
74% Jan
7
98%'Aug
(>
National
Steel
13
40% Sep
9
23% Dec
15
40% Mar 13
National
Sugar
22
24% Mar 25
National
Tea
TT
10
14% Nov
4
National
Theatres
22
15% Dec
22
National
U
~2
3
9% Jan
2
4% Jan
2
.10% Jan
3
13% Aug 11
26(rJa~n ~2
38% Novlf)
% Dec
4
12% Oct
22
14% Oct
7
8% Dec
18
55%
-CLOSED
-
5,300
r-
7
24
] 0
9
12
72
Dec
14
23
7
71% Dec
22
14 % Jan
8
20
Nov
19
.19% Jan
2
96
May 29
74% Dec
22
84% July
Dec
15
% Mar 24
15
Feb
20
37% Apr 13
43% Feb 26
82 % Mar
21% Jan
3%%
2
New
New
27%
27%
27%
47
48 %■
47%
48%
8.900
34
33%
34 %
33%
34%
14,800
1,300
102%
102%
1,000
24%.
24%
24%
24%
24%
4,100
59 %
58:%
59%
58%
59%
9,300
-
103%
104
87%
107
103%
87 %
102%
88
106%
109
102%-
*88
8 tr¬
106%
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89
107%
146%.
*146%
148
123-
*123
124
20%
*20%
Cast-No pa'
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
40%
41
*37%
38%
37%
146%
123
124
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;
370
9,800
20
50
20%
400
1,900
10
38
38%
37%
38%
37%
600
it
96%
97
96 %
96%
96
96 %
95%
95%
9,800
No par
24%
24%
24%.
24%
24
24%
24%
24%
5,700
4
20%
21 %
20%
21
20%
20%
20 %
20 %
15,800
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13%
13%
13%
13%
12%
13(4
12%
13
24,100
14%
14%
14%
15%
13%
14%
14 %
15
27,100
22%
22%
22%
22%
22
22 y4
22 %
22 %
-
—
Co
Television
Radiator—
Fibre
i
Co
1
5%
1
Co
5%
6
5%
]
*12%
13
12%
12%
32%
33
5
common
31 %
32
No pat
39%
39%
100
(J .1 >
*71%
72%
20
preferred
Electric
19%
System
13
68 % Oct
22
50% Oct
13
35% Dec
16
49% Mar 13
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
26
Dec
17
23% Jan
27
29
New
York
3
29% Nov
20
25% Feb
9
34% Oct
33 % Oct
6
New
York
Apr
2
32'% Nov
10
29% Sep 22
N
Chicago
12% Sep
24% Sep
24
36% Oct
8
Jersey Pr <fc. 1,1. Co 4%
Mining Corp
pfd_100
76
76
*39
6
5%
5%
12%
12%
*12%
33%
it
1,700
3,700
33%
33%
34''4
39%
39
39
72%
71%
~r71%
20
19%
20
11,600
76%
77
170
39%
*39
71%
71%
*71%
19%
20
19 %
74%
;
1,900
7.400
6
12 7
74%
74%
75
400
80
10
76%
78%
76%
76%
76%
77%
76%
76%
1
36%
37%
36%
37 %
35%
36%
35%
36%
I
31%
32
32
32
31%
31%
31 %
31 %
1,900
oar
28%
29%
X28%
28%
28 %
28%
28%
29%
28,200
IB
32%
32%
32%
32%
32 %
32%
32
32 3
11,700
>%
Ncwinont
Air
13,280
"
58 Vo
Co
England
'
24%
i02%
87%
108% Oct
Y
27%
48%
109%
86% Apr 30
107% Mar 11
36% May 22
27%
33%
DAY
59%
Lie.
Newberry Co
19
27 "4
48%
33%
33%
87%
-
Ret
Neptune1 Meter
670
f 27% f 27%
48%„>48%
4
24%
Co
Bros
67 3
20%
Co
Corp
Vulcanized
National
Natomas
Nelsner
67%
67
20%
& Steel
24
67%
66 %
20%
Natl-Mulieahle
Jan
,66 %
7,900
CHRISTMAS
67%
*123
Aug 28
5% Nov
9%
20%
44
12
-
144%
124%
2
13 % Jan
9
9%
149
28% Jan
S
143%
145-%"
9%
58%
Corp
Sep
143
20%
Service
74 % Oct
18
55
*
3,300
EXCHANGE
9%
9-14
f»G66%
9%
124%
Linen
9% Jun
144%
*146%
Notional
11 %
142
1
Aug 18
27% Nov
13% Mar
55
.26%
100
22
17% Sep
7% Jan
7% Jan
14
54%
55
26%
26(4
*146%. 148
2
37% Dec
Jan
26
I0e
National-Standard
11
36% Apr 30
17% Jan
2
26%
9%
107'%
B
47% Apr
30% Jan
68
54%
55%
145%
5
Jan
17
144%
No per
A
21% May 12
15
26%
.
24%
Co common
6%
3
134% Mar 12
Co
Gas
preferred—
$4.50
20
Fuel
18% Sep 10
30% Sep 25
Dec
55
26%.
1
Notional Gypsum Co common
Jun
82
26
U
Apr
168
Nov
Register
National City Lines lnc
National Dairy Products
•
Natl Distillers ir, Chem Corp coi»__I
4% % pfd series «r 1951
100
71
2
84
...
Corp
24% Jan
109
Apr
97% Feb
May 8
J15% Oct 10
100
10
•
1
Cash
55% Sep 25
26% Jun 12
81 % Nov
100
preferred
1%
3
14% Jan
7
7
Aviation
164% Apr
2
17
National
22
37% Jan
Oct
Corp
•
Jan
% Nov 20
86 % Dec 19
30% Dec 11
20% Jan
84% Apr
1
Natco
National
•
9% Jan
148
NAFJ Cuip
!)
-
41% Jan
149% Oct
19 % Jan
19% July 16
63 %
Brake—
Central-.—
-No
SI, Louis Co
«
3,900
9,000
I
N
5% Jun
2
14 % Jan
2
25 % Apr
8
74% Sep
29 % Jan
17
85
MarlO
72
Dec
9
2
39
Nov
33T» Dec
15
41% Jan
14
5
76
July
18
73% Apr
1
v
Haven
New
6
Dec
24
20% Jan
5
Preferred
24% Dec
18
38% Feb
17
11
27% Nov
12
10
67
Sep
70 % Sep
19
76
Oct
2
80
Sep
25
103
94
Aug 15
Sep 17
8
65
00% July 26
69
Dec
23
011%
74
Dec
21
Anr
o >
93%.Jan 24
108
Feb
105 %
May 16
6
79% Oct 29
100% Oct 20
91
21 %
Sep
~~7
5
92
Nov
19
23% Apr
18
77% Apr
Feb" ~20
63% Apr
26% Apr
102
Oct
11
9
23
106% Aug
5
32% Jan
12
16% Jan
7
25
Aug 29
797'o Set)
25
80% Oct
1
-5,500
25
25%
Electric
Gas
23%
26%
;%
27
1
No par
iui
69%
74
*79
U
Mar 23
5.25%
preferred
100
102
102%
preferred
ion
*92
4.85%
23% Aug 25
Niagara
5
21%
38%
29
108
Dec
20% Nov 25
23' '4
4
12% Dec
30% Sep
23
21
Sep
22
Mar 1(J
17
52% Mar 18
Adjustment
6%
preferred
25
preferred
North
.-10
American
14
North
Jan
27
Northern
35% Jan
22
Northern
109 % .Tun
13
16
Aviation
5
24
100% Oct
5
108
Sep 21
100% Oct 28
103
102
42
Nov
16
Feb
113% Mar
Nov
6
18
57 Vo May 22
American
12%
States Pwr
Co
(Minn)
107
107-
*105
102%
*101
103
2'3%
28%
28%
29%
30%
footnotes,
see
page
22.
10
5%%
Norwich
When
conv
preferred
Pharmacol
issued
Co.:
107
*105
102
102
48
47%
477/a
24
24%
23%
24
68
68%
68
68%
67%
68
560
80
69
1
22
2
8,2c
>
r%
80%
__10
29
1011
2,7c
'%
24
Northwest
lnc
38%
80%
79%
79%
*79%,
80
300
30%
*78
80 %
100
290
340
46%
47 %
5,500
23%
24',,
4,500
—
5
...
*105
48%
_iuu
6P
100
..
88,4t
107
102
48%
46% Apr
Common
1,2c
1,1c
102
44% May 12
Apr
37%;
»io5
5
T
100
40% Dec
36%
*100%
MOO
44
37%
101 y2
preferred series
Northrop Corp
92 % .Tun
35%
4
*100%
preferred series
17
35 3
101 (I.
$4.11
27
12
>%
$4.16
22
20%
11%
101%
88 % Mar 23
39% Dec
4.0C
20%.
12
*100%
89
47% Jan
105%
-
20%
12
*20%
68
preferred scries
29%» Dec
105%
100
12%
20 3 4
28%
80
10
105%
»
38%
19
31
108
1(4
28%
$4.08
% Dec
;%
:12
12
68
86% Mar
34
9c
68%
21
57 % Dec
2,9c
38%
38%
79
.—.—
21 %
38%
100
.
preferred
Ry
Northern Pacific
Airlines
21%
38%
28%
lb
10
21%
38%
38%
series.
,(1
92
21%
39
92%
%
28%
series
33 % Due
94
92
21%
1%
*6712
preferred
2
*92
74 %
68%
preferred
10% Jan
103
38 3 4
$4.10
Mar 25
*100
29
$3.60
23
103
1%
77% Mar 37
88% Mar 23
Sep 28
102
r%
2
24% Sep 18
29% Dec 22
81
102
1%
16
80% Dec
81
29%
16
/
74%
81
39
68%
78% Sep
93% IViHr
74%
28 %
67% Dec
94% Jun
70-
74%
81
38%
22% Jan
2
69
*67%
11
Dec
b
me
Co
4,500
69
71
81
!%
13
July
69
67 7
75%
35%
23
92
*67 %
34%
83% Jan
20
67 %
.
20%
94
25% Apr
67(2
4
1%
107%
22% Nov
Jun
67 3
100
Gas
preferred—
5.80% preferred
5.60%
28,300
4
5
Corp..
Ry Co.—
Natural
*12
110
34%
50
Car
Cenlrul
20%
72%
34%
10
5%%
Jun
1
...
107
72%
34%
1
•100
38%
84% Jan
Nopco Chemical Co
1.
Norfolk & Western Ry common—25
Corp
26 3
72%
34%
*791
21 %
44% July
Share
26%
72%
.%
93%
26
16
2
26%
1%
75'>
100
100
...
26%
34%
67
70
100
102% Feb
4,100
r
65%
preferred
40% Dec
59% Nov
65%
17
17
5%
5%
74
1'
34%
preferred
108
5%
•%
74
34%
4.10%
73
113% May 26
*72%
3.90%
preferred
5%
Corp—
__—___
3.60%
65% Nov 24
17
For
10%
25
2
28
37 % Dec
6
10
25
3
19
7
17
10%
25
13
30
31
Feb
10%
24%
Mhk Pvvr Corp com—No par
3.40% preferred
100
32% Dec
83% Dec
30% Dec
10%
25%
Niagara
72% Nov
22 Vo Apr
31
3,500
Vo
ilu
preferred
Northern
70 % Sep
81
19
5%
1
85 % Mar
11% Dec
45% Dec
State
y
5:,4
10%
Shipbuilding Corp.
Common
$3.75
5%
10%
A
88% Apr
32
25%
York
series
5%
Jun
Sep
19% Sep
34
53% Apr
Sep
84% Mar 11
New
Co—
100
Common
N
18
Hartford
No par
10% Jan
25% Dec
25
5
5% Sep
*80
100
*
78
79
79
8C%
80%
81
82%
*80
*80
80%
*78
81
81
81
*81
82
82%
80%
80%
>80%
82 '■>
27%
28%
28
28%
28%
29%
14,600
29 %
30%
30%
31(4
30
30'.,
25,400
30%
30'
39%
39%
25
29%
30%
29%
30%
30%
31
1.25
78%
79
78%
81
79%
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39%
39%
40
40%
39%
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>
10
6,300
2,400
1.500
Volume
190
Number
5911
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2727)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range tor Previous
"Vu
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
-
Lowest
Highest
EXCHANGE
'
O
50% Jam 14
90-
8ejy. 16
7»M*Sefi. 19
60% Nov 20
103
>
Jun
57% Sep 22
10
83
102
Dec -21
30
93% Jan
85
Jan
12
15
100
Jan
13
'95% Jan
16
86
May 16
Sep 30
28% Jam 13-,.
43 %
2%
3-
29% Dec
31
27% Jun
9
6
18% Jun
3
16% Dec
14
Deo
J7%Jam
34 % Nov
Aug 11
Ohio-Edison Co
16
24
87% Dec
103
Oct 31-
67% Jan
74% Dec
92% May 16
Jan 17
94 Mi Now-17
13
Feb
214
98
TMtJan-
15 % Dec
15
74
Dec
17
35
Dec.
118
Dec
94
-i
13k
15% Dec
July13
3-ttfeReto 24
59"
Jan-
80
89.% Dec
93 M». Oct" 21"
61% Jan
15% Nov 12
79% Feb
38% Aug
•
97% Jan:27
f
8
96% May.
5
73/trJan-
2
14
9% Jan-
2 —•
21% Dec
Oct,
•lOVWan. 17 -»
110% Dec
Dec
85
3#
24
9% Sep
18
16
16% Jan
11 %. Nov -27:
18
'
40?
Jam
0
64% Nov
3
64
Dec 18
47% Jan-
2 *r-
40%Jan-
2*"'
130"
4"
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51% Nov
68% Jun
9
54% Dec
>
45% Nov
16
5% Nov
Feb 27
31.
7
4% Sep
2
23% Nov 12
37*
J a TV-
2
62% Dee
90
Jan..
9
98
Apr
Sep
20% Nov
•
46 % Nov
0
43
Jun
Dec
8
42
Sep
:
PatlflC" Lighting* Corp
.
Pacific Tin •.Consolidated
21
B9% Jan
84
Jan
Pan»Amer
1
30%Jan-
3
47% Nov
5
33"
Dec
2
45% Dec
23
36% Feb
9
49'% July 30
»
19
July. 17 *
27% Dec
23
23% Jan
23
31% July 24
..Parker
'42% Sep 22
13% Jam
3.%. Jan-
7%. Jan19% Jan-
57
6—
Oct
12
15% Nov
11
12% FeD
26
18% Dec
0
25
16
21% Sep 29
45% Nov 25
9
-
■
Jun
'
2
49
Dec 30
39% Nov 20
1'
113
Dec
24% Apr
8
64% Jun 11
26
125
21
36
Sep 21
32% Dec
July
35% Dec
11
25% Nov
Dec
0
Penna
29% May' 6
102% Apr
8
88'% Apr 20
13
104'% Jun
19
101% Apr
19% Dec
25
29
15% Nov 17
20
43'% Dec
29
40% Nov 27
65% Mar 20
28% Jan.
37»
1-
Jam
51% Dec
2>
33%* Mar>14 •
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PetfMllk-Co commnu—^
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53%
11%
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50
9
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Peorla^AwEastenirRy Co
23
10
3.50
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Peoples Gas. Light & Coke
Mar 23
39 % Dec
53
83%
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1
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54%
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preteiuted^—
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64% Aug 11
13
5
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c
26%
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1
preferred
Glass Sand
86
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45%
2.50
Penn Power & Light com
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26%
109
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Pann-Dlxlc,Cement. Corp„—
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3
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18
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Penlck v&2 Fordi
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30% Sep 21
98% Jan
0
,
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86%
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40"
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14
19,800
30
28
100
Co
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10
363/4
30
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63% Mar 20
3% Jan 3d
2-
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Oct 29
3% Nov 21
BO% Mar 13
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36%
30%
16%
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28
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24
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64
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7
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109
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;
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25
83
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100 ••
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3
17
15
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29% Oct 20
22
30
13% Jan-.
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25% Sep 23
126
Oct 21
April
143
Co
85- preferred;—:
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66% Apr
3
5
.
6.25
preferred——_s——
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22
Jun
9
:: 14% May.14
23% Jan 16
23
16 % Nov
Owens-Illlnolsx Glass
84
75
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4
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:
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22% Nov 20
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59 Va
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18% May 7
94% July 2
104% July 28
61% Feb 10
-
11
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120
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8
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59%
83
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common
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.
7
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4
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'
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-
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.'
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58% July 28
59
,100
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4,24%f preferred—;
2
7
12
,
Okla Gas &.Elec Co
6
29% May
83 (A Oct
1
90% Feb
30% Jun.
9
14% Jan
\
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:
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Dec .18
41% Feb
Wednesday
Dec. 23
.
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•
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26
9
31
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-
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27% Dec- 9
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Monday.
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t
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4G% May 21.
84% Mar 4
18
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
_
30 % Sep
93.. Jan
37-
Jan
27% Jan-
20% Sep
96% Oct
100 % Jun
17
94% Sep
22
22
64% Nov
20
54 % Dec
22
46% Jun
9
2
50% Dec
24
11
7
31
16
Jun
Oct
87% Dec
May 5
May 13
85
Dec
91.
Now 24
102
&"
107
20
Phlla-ElectrJc Co
103% Apr
Jan
:
26
Dec
23
39% Sep
15
21
Jan
7
56% May 12
36% May 8
34% Jam
2-
71% Nov 24
65
Dec
1
73
43"
3
62
Dec
54
Jun
9
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89
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23
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31
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74% Dec
22
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22
28
16% Dec
4
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90
Jan
2
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8
20
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41
6cT"l3
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83%. Jan.
0-
93% Jun
84.%. Jan-
7"
99%
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v
25
July 29
17'% Aug
0
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3
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3
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24
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30
73% May
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Oct
23
68
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80
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10
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24 '4
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161
119
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14
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14
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2
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18
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9
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29
Feb
86
32% Nov
21%-Mair2(>
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81
Dec
18
125
Dec
55V2 Dec
24
17
J31% Apr
17
96% Jan' 28
188 % Dec
22
9
;
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$3.50 convertible preferred
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Porter Co
88
78% Nov 20
25% May 10
73% Feb: 9
9-
50% Dec
29% Jam
2
39
26% Jam
7-
Oct 2l>
5
Oct 29»
Sept 132
4
14
90% Nov 31
31
47% Feb
17
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B
Nov 14
30% May 2
35Si Dec
4
43% Apr
8
26% Dec
10
83% Mar
3
,
.
93
Feb
18
78% Oct
5
Apr
18
80
Jun:
5
92
Apr 23
22
83
Sep
Dec
40% Sep
21
98
„
107% Apr
46
31
98
93
23
Sep 22
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9
80% Mar 13
65
Dec
24
24% Jan
10
23 Si Jan
18
20% Sep
19% Dec
22
23% Jun
22
22% May 14
113% Dec
31
15% Dec
11
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16
7
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21
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23
15
75
83
83
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52%
88%
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99
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66
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140
43
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40
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20Si
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100
25
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com
36%
27
84%
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26%
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53
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10
100
100
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4:80% preferred-;
290
94 Si
9
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190
66
100
21%
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108
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9
9
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83
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9
82% Nov
24
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82%
82%
83
82%
19
29% Dec
17
30
30%
30
30%
30%
30 Si
14,800
Jan
2
Pullman
No par
68%
68'/a
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68%
30%
58
36% Aug 31
72% Aug 27
Ptigfefr So ind Power 8c Light Co_.10
29
68%
68%
68%
68%
68%
900
45
Dec
31
34% Nav 16
48% Apr
IB
Pure
—5
36 %
36Si
36('«
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36%
36%
36%
36%
14,600
52=
Nov
IS
45
64% Jan
16
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Dec
60
$4.75
preferred .;
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•
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82%
70
30
85
2
Feb 25
117% Feb
•
190
15%
78%
100
4.32% preferred;-—;
450
Nov
8-
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29-
3%%
13
—4,700
77%
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45%
25(4
125
125 ."'*.
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2
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76% Mar 13
61%
773/4
35 % Dec
6.7% Jam
26% Jam, 7-
104
&• Gamble——.
Public Serv
68
61%
77%
(TI IO—.
4:30% preferred—_—
6
48% Feb
68 '
62
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,80%.
.
10
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4:18% preferred—
Jan 16
70% Now 26-
Sei>-18-
1
--75r.
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Mar 20
68
16%
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21%»v 22%
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•; B1.40 div- preference com—No par
91% Mar 20
95
21.
20% Now 12
rocter
Inc
44,200
77%;
t
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•
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Potomac 'Electric Power Co
10
12
31
7,000
32 34
603.',
79%:
10
95% Apr :2
29% Feb 24
Dec
49%
31%
68
127
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90
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48%.
33%
78%
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16
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83
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43
32
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PhHco> Corp.common
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-
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—100
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35%
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.
2
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35
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IB
88% Apr 18
99
81-conv
.
26% Dec
74%. Jan-
com_33%c
8
Apr
2
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Phelps-Dodge..Corp
K^WJam
Sep:
Co
8c,
B
,
22% Jan 20
17
107% May
93% Feb
(CIms)
67
Dec 23
Aug 29
Pfizer
4
Mar 30
70% Mar
'
11
75
100
23
6
7
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43% May
22
7
•
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191*
Oct 20-
23-
July. 26
For
146% Apr 23;
28% July 24
footnotes,
Nov 20
124% Sep»
24
see page 22.
Feb
22
25
*
140
Mar S"
27% Oct 27
"
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Co
Common
Sty preferred—';™_
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5
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Quaker State Oil Refining Corp„ 10-
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-
47
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2,200
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400
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.'Monday, December 28, 1959
.
(2728)
20
EXCHANGE: STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Previous
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
-
Highest
*
■
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK.
EXCHANGE
l
Jan. I
flange Since
Year 1958
V
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
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.
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/
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21
17
17
20
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1
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Rayonler Inc
:
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50
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50
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50
,Jan 21
25
16% Nov 17
Nov 24
25% Dec 24
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73% Apr 27
32
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73'
9
43% Sep
Kadlo Corp
5
17:
41 % Dec
9
6
23 VB Jan
24% Dec 31
6
13
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15
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1.
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74j/4 Mar
9
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9
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2
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2
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2
1% Sep
70
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1
13
16
109% Dec
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2
55
17% Sep
22
14
Oct
3
Oct
76
87% May 22
32% Apr
2
2
30% Oct
37
4
22% Jan
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2
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28
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2
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18
28
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22% Dec 30
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2
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18
2
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3
37% Jan
13
53% Nov 20
Apr
7
30% Jan
2
14
Jan
8
40% Nov 20
11% Dec 30
37% Sep
:
;
preferred series A
Rohr Aircraft Corp
Ronson Corp
i
,
Rubbermaid Inc—i—
Roper
26
2
Jun 22
RuberoldCo
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2
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5
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10
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1
19
20
Selberling Rubber Co
Bervel Inc common
17% Dec
16
17
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.
79%
18 Vb Jan
8
Bhahmoon
industries
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49
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20
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17
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90% May 2l
23
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10
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2
14
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32% Dec
4
22
40
Nov
17
Apr 17
33% Jan
2
50 % Jan
16"% Sep
46% Mar
18% Jun 23
17 y4 Nov
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23% Sep 22
38
Jan
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45% Jan
2
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68
5
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1
3
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24
10
16
22
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2
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7
18% Jan
59
Feb
25
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30
50'/4 Nov
7
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19
44 y4 Jan
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14
14% Jan
2
25% Dec
17
12% Sep, 9
22% Feb 16
45
44%
Jan~13
52% Apr 25
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15 % Apr
3
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5
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,
,
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28
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152% Jan 26
16
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34% Dec 30
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9
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32% Jan
13
49% Jan
2
24% Jan
13
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33
18
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19
63 3A Mar 25
2
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31
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2
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9
Feb
24
3
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•
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30
Jan
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70
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2
56
19
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29
July 15
Southern
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22
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■24 3/4 Oct
It
Southern Pacific Co (Del)
Southern Railway common
13
16
48% Nov 17
17
,60% Jan 15
Sep 25
Nov
13
78
Feb
20
65
Dec
15
32
Jan
10
40 % Dec
31
12
40% Jan
2
Jan
8
22 % Oct
30
19% Apr
19% Jan
2
2% Jan
3
7% Dec
3
49% Apr 22
67% Oct
13
87
Nov
26
12% Jan
2
17 % Apr
17
85% Jan
2
89% Jan
20% Jun
For
92
Apr 22
18% Nov 20
25% Dec 15
95
7
81% Dec
16
79 % Sep
24
2
31 % Dec
29
see page
9
5
89% Apr
2
18
28% May 21
97% Feb 13
22
10
Dec
10
21% Mar 16
22
Oct
26% Jun
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9
30
76
12
91
Nov
Dec
13
22
223/4 Jan
8
2iy8 Oct
83
Jan
48% Dec
•
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56% Jan
32% Sep 24
3
footnotes,
May
5%
75
19
'
5%
•
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Sparton Corp
Spencer Chemical Co
preferred
l
1
84 s/8 May
A'lfl-
16
7
17
Spiegel
;
$4.50
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Inc
common
;
preferred
D
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2534
5874
58%
39%
3974
40
1974
19%
1974
9,100
6%
67b
6%
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3
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32,600 0
1974
33
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34
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South Carolina E Si G Co com
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Bocony Mobil Oil Co Inc
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Smith Kline & French Labs
33 74
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2074
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51
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8% May 18
54% Jun
37% Dec 29
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27% Aug 21
32% Jan
2
15
May
Simonds Saw &
38
Apr 20
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9
52
301
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Co
Simmons
2074 7 21%
1974
20%
20
1974
1974
1974
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1974
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Slegler Corp.
Slgnode Steel Strapping Co.
Simplicity
2
74 % Apr
Jun:. 4
Oct
York shares
Sinclair Oil Corp-Skelly OH Co
Smith (AO) Corp
-
64
38% Nov 24
14
New
67% Apr
22
2
48
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Shftraton Corp of America
31% May 22
■
17
25% Apr
15% Jan
23
Dec
59% July 27
104% July 27
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48% Nov 24
26
Jan
'22% Aug 12.
24% Oct 28
45% Mar 25
-
290
28
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190
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9% Jan 20
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81% Nov
6.
13
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Bbovlll Mfg Co common
25
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1
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9
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22
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31
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24
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11
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7
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8
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.
52
18
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7
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Bcherlng Corp common
6%
convertible preferred
73% Nov
92
10
9
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86
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10
5
Electric Co
Savage Arms Corp-
11
3
2
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61% Apr 28
18% July 15
July 10
74% Nov
12
Oct
8% Jan
San
Electric Co
Ban Diego Gas fir
5
10
75
17% Jan
4
45% Aug 12
82
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1st pfd 4.40% series A
Anr
12% Mar ' 3
.
Bt L San Fran Ry Co com
Mar 13
97
34% Nov 16
46
17
10% May
4% Mar
7«3/4
14
31
Dec
61% Dec
13
Feb 20
34
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8
56% Dec
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24% NOV 19
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16
10% Apr 17
18 % Feb 12
32% Jan
27
42% Jan
21
1.
July
"38
69
Oct 29
10
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Apr'
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2
—
363/b
80'%
100
100
10
preferred
4.30% conv preferred—
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Bt Joseph Light & Power
258
1
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46% Dec
97
14
Apr
30% Jim
4%
35%
1.66%
flats way Stores common
15
90% Aug 17
15
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30
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161
42 JA Jail
34% NOV 24
22
10
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24
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18
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34
May 27
22
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3
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5%% convertible preferred-.—25
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—No par
Rochester Telephone Corp4
10
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5
24% Mar 12
H
Oct
:40
8
25% Oct
Dec
92
17
16% Jan
16% NoV 24
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14
59 % Dec
Corp
Issued—__j.
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Paper
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Dec 16
6% Mar 17
7
Nov
Rlegel
37
59% Dec
Oil
Richfield
45% Sep
4
Nov 13
83
30
10 ya Jan
:
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Jah 26
111
16
July 15
19
18
Jan 23
Jun 17
Jan
2
Jan 29
Oct
5
Oct
16
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Rbodeslan Selection Trust
Rheem
17
2% Jan
31% Jan
85% Feb
•
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30 V's Dec
(R J)
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100
1
5s
Tobacco com
Preferred 3.60% series.
84'% Mar 26
Dec
4
13
35% Dec 30
34% Dec 10
41% Dec 31
22% Jan
35'A July
:
28% Jan
:
15
8
21
22
22
16
27
-
-
Volume
190
Number 5911
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2729)
21
NEW YORK STOCK'EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
Range Since .Ian. I
Lowest
Highest
:
34% Nov
74
85% May 2
17% Nov 28
Aug 29
6
Jan
3
Jan
.
2
3
3% Nov
71
-
17
Dec
37
18
% Dec
23
Standard Brands
•
82% Feb 24
21
23% May 11
3»/a May 29
43% Feb 25
61% Nov 21
351-2 Feb
18
50
Nov
* 3
47 Vb Feb
21
60% Nov
12
42% Feb
24
59% Dec 31
50
Nov
16
36% Sep
17
85
Jun
5
.
30
45% Nov 26
39 %
Noy 80
45% Oct 23
10% Jan
2
94% May 26
29% Dec 30
36
I Jan
2
89
Dec
29
84
23
Sep
3
33% Dec
31
31% Jan
'27% Jan
Jan
Inc
July 29
Standard Oil
26 '
Standard-Oil
ol
23
Standard
of- Olrio-
92
'
7'
Oil
New
$1.60
Jan
14
Jun
6
12
2
43'% Dec 22
•
23% Jun
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10% Jan
29% Jan
54
14
17% Jan.
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Aug 25
15% Jan
18% NOV 28
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19
May
16
37% Jan
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26% Dec
18
Sep
24% Jan
21
20
5
65
Apr
2v
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16
Oct
20
9% Jun
9
14
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31
50
2
28% Dec
29
25
Jan
12
52
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Apr
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2
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38% Aug 27
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2
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36% Jan 15
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25
28
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,
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135 b
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16
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42 %
29
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30
9% Jan
65% Feb
18
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-
36%
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94 - Mar .13
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14
38?b May 29'
23
22% Nov. 25
Dec
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•
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97
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31% Mar
2
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7
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67
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618
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Apr
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79% Dec 21
15
09
13
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22% Aug 14
30% Mar 19
1360
47%
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1,500
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20
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325
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43
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;
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3,700
17 Vb
454
425b
Stokely-Vun Camp Inc common.
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6 '
18
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Stlx Baer & Fuller Co
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175b
45b
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51 %
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16%
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Stewart-Warner Corp
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16%
45 b
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365b
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43
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78
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59% Jun 22
Sterling Drug
9
26 Va Feb
42,.b.lai
11
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45',:. Nov. 12
2
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13
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15
72
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71
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71%
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9
8
36%
72
47%
Stanley Warner Corp-
21
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36Tb
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11
preferred
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18
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36%
72
the Week
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18
18% Nov
2
•
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16%
Friday
Dec. 24
72
-
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Thursday
Dec. 23
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__
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19% Dec
u% Nov 16
«.
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Dec. 22
common
convertible
July 6
41% July 27
17% July 27
.
1
Jersey
Indiana
preferred series A
Standard Packaging Corp
117
Tuesday
-
Dec. 21
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39% July 27
8
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1
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.1
Standard Gas .^.Electric Co____l0c
1
59% Jan
.
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com
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;.
Monday
EXCHANGE
13% Sep
19
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
,.
2:'
Symington Wayne Corp.;
.
.
,
1290
1300
32%
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400
3254
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2
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3% Jan
o
9% Jan
2
9% Nov '17
20% tied 19
18 % Jan
55% Feb 24
1 Feb
8% Nov
.29
•
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89
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26.54 Jan
37.,
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385,b Jan
;
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12;
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1
16
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•
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2
17% Dec
44% Jan
7
67
15% Jan
Feb
108%. Dec 21
8
21% Dec
"9% Apr 28
22
11
Dec
16
19% Jan
8
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2
23
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30
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11% Dec 21
72
52
70% May
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4
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41% Feb 25
73
61% Oct
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90
20
2
Jan
15
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25%
31
20% Sep
Apr. 18
Jan
2
46 % NOV
2
26% Dec
7
16% Deo 15
65% Dec. 2
42
Jan
15
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23% Jan 21
32% Nov
Jan
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22
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8
8
27% Sep * 2
17% Oct 30
8
2
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7
41
42
4054
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33 3 u
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83
82
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82 Vb
83
29 Vb
295b
28%
29
28%
2854
3,800
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3354
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34
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176
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23%
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24%
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195b
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19 Vb
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108 Vb
108 Va
71
72 %
72 Vb
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72
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65
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2
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11
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7
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24
12
29
43
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45
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53
17
20
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52
14
59
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,
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3
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2
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8
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6
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6
2
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28
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16
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7
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fl
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16
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42% Nov 21
Sep 24
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11
3-
48
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S^Conw.prior pleterrcdTwin Coach Co_^li_;
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"
39%
39%
39%
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51
50 V 4
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26
26 3 a
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53
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41
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395 b
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TungfSol Electric Co common—l
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50
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1
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3
43% Apr 10
13% Mar 5
36
39%
50%
Trl-Contlnental Corp ooinmon_.__..l
4 $2.70 preferred—.:
50
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
1
Preferred sci'ies A (conv)
50
3
14
Jan
'
60
*57%
3354
8
%
5254
4
34 V4
34
8%
40
40%
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34 %
8%
41
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-50
220
13,800
2,300
67
21 Vb
15%
1
CLOSED
*
%
No par
Airlines Inc
8,000
EXCHANGE
23%
21
21 Va
2
STOCK
80
23 Vb
21VI
5
—
,
34
2,900
24,700
%
Ram 0 Wooldrldge Inc—
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4% preferred
Trane
4
1
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Transue Ac wrillauu. Steel.
Trans-United "Industries
July 15
29 3
9 V
5
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24% Jun 18
42
11,400
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10
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16% Jan
2,900
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70, Jan 26:
34% Sep
J'
42 %
-
4.
26% Aug 17
7
29
23
29 % Apr 14
24
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69% Dec
3
53 % Sop 21
25% Jun 10
3
Feb
2
15% Dec
Jan
I
6
.
19% Mar 11
6
37
.
22
45% Jan
1
12% Jan
88
18
Dec
21
14
16% Jan
8
Nov 24
79
28% Aug. 5
21% Nov 17
Sep
j:
11%
34
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14% Oct 14
100
9 %
11 Va
172 Va
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,
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47
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29%
10
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9 Vb
115b
82:l
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1
Texas As PociHc-Ry. Co.
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Texas Utilities Co.
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;
47
41V4
..
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29% July 30
31% July 30
Feb 18
63
24
Dec 16
38% NOV 21
2
25
26% May 18
124% Mar 18
.
8%
11
Texas Pacific, land-Trust—
.
.
113
2
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,
9%
115b
33
1.25
Texas Pacific Coal ifc Oil
-
68% Jan
9%
11%'
Tennessee.'YransuUsslon Co
_&
Texaco Ipc;
25
Texas Gas Transmission Corp.;
5
Texas Gulf Producing Co
33%
Texas Gulf Snlpliur ^__
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^__j
193 ¥2 Nov 20
39 % Aug 22
24% Dec 25
i
Nov
1
__„v
i
Apr
17
86
(Jaiueaj
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61% Jan 27
27
8
24% NOV 10
Dec
TaleoLI i'ue
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39% July 15
25% Mar 16
2
,
14'
19% Jan
v
11
2
.
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L3% Mar 16
10% Sep 21
'35% Sep 22
30% Jun 25
27% Jun
22%
47
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25
86%
25% .Maria
%
5
-38
34
8%
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53%
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40 Vb
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3,200
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34 %
34
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8,500
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61
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10,900
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41
12
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12
1754
18
177b
18%
2,600
'
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13% Jan
13
26% Oct -22
17% Nov 18
17% Apr 20
25% Apr
I
•9% Jun
in
12% Feb,
4
10% Jan
2
L6% Dec 23
UdyllLe
1
15 Va
15%
155 a
16%
15%
1654
16%
16 5«
9,600
12% Jan
2
23% Dec
11
19% Nov
6
30% Mar 13;
275b
26 7 b
27%
26%
27%
265-1
27%
12,700
2
11% Dec
29
9% Jun
11%
ll7b
10%
11
10 "2
10%
11
11
44
20
Underwood 'Cbrpail%
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Union-Asbestos 5Ss Rubber Co..
5
Union Bag-Gamp Paper Corp
6%
20%
5% Jan
Union Carbide- Coipi.-^
..No par
Union: Electric Co* common
—10
Preferred $4.50 series...
No par
Preferred $3:70 sexles
No par
Preferred $3:50 scrlcls.
No par
14754
'
>
'
......
...
30% Mar 25
83% A or 17
92
Nov
2
Sep 15
103% Jun 23
5
84
Apr '29
70% Sep
4
80% Nov 10
81
Mar. 24
81% Feb
40% Jan
'Jan
28
4
51
2
Apr
9
150% July 27
30% Jun
19
35% Mar 16
8G% Oct 15
: 74
Aug 4
67
Dec
77
,
24
98 % Mar
79% Sep
77% Feb
.
4
14
25
-'f*
94
2
1
9% Dec
Apr
87
Mar
Preferred ^$4 series^
3
Dec
24
23
53% July 10
Union Oil- of
29% Nov
17
38% Feb
Union Taetflc-RR -CO'
19;'
9% Feb 2G
18
7% Nov 18
29% Nov 27
375iJan
O
Union Tank
6
19% Oct
J
255b Feb
4
Union Twist Drill Co
33% Nov *
6
30% Jan
6
45
July 15:
United; Alh lines* riii;..
10
52% Jan
69% Aug
8
36
Oct
28
66
Mar 26
United. AircraU^<Jdrp*common—.
.f
101
Oct
14
136
Jan
31
27Va-Nov 26
61
Oct 27
19
Jan
Jan
Aug
Aug
8
80% Nov 30
5
24% Feb
9
15
100% Mar 12
22% Jun
12
37
2
Apr
25
32%.Sep 15
79% Oct.
7
~8%
Nov 27
26% Nov 23
.' 64
29
■6% Jan
Nov 18
Oct 2?
-Sep 23
7% Dec
9
29% Jan
12
Jan
2
v
22% Jan
34% Nov. 21
41% Jan
16% Oct
34% Jan
13
27% Jan
50% Aug 28
40% Dec 30
34% Jan
50
11% May 16
..
16% Dec 31
Dec
3l
.
16
23% Nov 17
31% Sep 29
48% Jan 13
16% Jan
2
5% Jan
2
17% Dec' 12
13% Jun
15
10% Jan
2
18% Nov 21
16% Jan
7
.11 Jan
3
2
2% Oct 21
47% Dec 22
32% Oct 29
33% Apr 29
37% May .20
48% Jan
8
29% Sep 23
78
32
Jan
1% Nov 19
26% Jan
2
37% Oct
0
28
57% Dec 11
102•_ Dec 17
171% May 23
6% Jan
25
2
16% Sep
41% Sep
2
Jan
7
8% Jan
2
11% Get 29
3
47% Feb 12
39
Jan
For
footnotes,
2
see page
10
Nov 13
9% May 19
37%Mar 16
23% July 8
45% Mar 9
42Ti Jan 22
59.% Aug 27
20% July 20
1954 July 29
21% July 24
2% Mar 10
Dec
17
85% Aug 18
35
Jan 26
Apr 27
165
Mar 30
9% Sep 22
22.
9
Dec
21
75
120
40% Oct
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(ser ofk1955)!tonv pfd
.,
.
100
100
(ser otUDSiFetmv pfd
$4.50-preferrcd_x-2
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United -Board & "Carton Corp
10
United-Garr ^listener. (Del)
11
6
6
28% Oct 29
Nopai
38lb Dec
86% Sep 22
7% Nov
10
Coj»
Unlted -Carbofi. Co j^^.
145% Sep 22
42% May
preferred
88% Apr 17
34%,Mar 4
515b Apr 34
80% Sep 16
2
Mar 24
38% Apr
3
2
Sep 23
95
22
30% Dec
Jan
'65% Jan 14
30% Jan
65
90-
4%
Car
United; Artists «Cdrp_
United.JBiscult of. America
32% Mar 26
2
4
21% Jan
4%
3
10954 Mar 20
45% Jan
Dec
153
Apr
'
8
27% Dec
10
45
143
108
"*
4%! jion-cum
10
24% Feb'
?1 Jan 2
5% Jan
2
43
41%
146 Va
149%
32
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9
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15
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22
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22
14
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15
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31
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18
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;
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-April
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
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16
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Volume
Number 5911
190
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and Financial Chronicle
Commercial
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
RECORD
Thursday
BONDS
New York Stock
Philco
Last
Period
Exchange
Sale Price
or
subord
conv
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Morris Inc
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4%s
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Phillips
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2%s
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debs
1979
debentures
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debentures. 1987—
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lnlgc 3:J«s
A
'15—June-Dec
series
E
l986
First
mortgage
series
F
1996
Shore
B'irst
mortgage 2'A« series G
-Jan,-July
Jan-July
First
inLgc, 5'As series II 1983
Ity first coiisol. gold 5s
•
.93%
1961
mtge coll tr 4»2h 191U1
1996
4
3%8
*92%
73
100
86
7—
'90
90%
80
.«
82
-
•
89
89-%
95 Hi
87%
87%
•
89
102
100
93
95%
99%
88
95
'
'
—
93
89'/a
93%-
1
96%
HI
81%.
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94
-80
80
*84%
102%
83%
.
ii4 Tii
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92%
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91%
93
88
5
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__
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82%
89%
2
-
93%
__
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93
121
86
89%
98%
89%
106% 106 Tk
93%
95
101%
„:3
125
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76%
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79%
.
79%
87
:
03%
75
73
87
77Tb
79
■
*79%
<19 Va
,85%
79
u
t'i
,
67%
debs
Whirlpool Corp 3%.s
Co
&
Central
1st
mtge
4s
scries
6
61%
62
11
61%
75
75
3
75
82
1
51 'A
78
78
3
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68
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65%
not
—
90%
90 %
55
75
75
83%
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91
92%
28
90
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54
54
55%
20
54
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1
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88%
88
140
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96 VJ
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97 %
V2
99
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11.8 %
81
—
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92'A
88
2
106% 108
—
100
9!)
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57'A
8
57
10
44
45
2
43%
68
77%
77%
4
74'/«
79
Jan-July
85
85
1976_Jan-J«Zy
*72
57
57
44
Jan-July
2004
A
Public So vice 3'As
1971-,
Light & Power 2%s
-
70
88
88
92%
80
1
—
*—
108
00
75
...„'
92%
*82%
—
83 Va
■
!J2
73
3
'
—
■
74%
84
57%
53 Tii
53%
*78%
53%
mtge 4%s inc series A Jan 1 2029
^May
Electric Power 2%s 1976
—June-Dec
Yonkers Electric
75
65
Wisconsin
Wisconsin
117
63%
64
Jan-July
1960—
99%
105
34
113 '.4 114%
JPeb-Attfif
1978
first 4s
RR
.91'%
75
..-May-ZVou
f debs 1980
debs
4','as
Winsl.on-Salcin S B
Wisconsin
s
83%
91%
90
GlTu
Mar-SepZ
Mar-Sepf
—Mar-Sepf
jan-JuZp
1975—
67%
;
90
65
-May
—
"
13
68
*76
113%
»4%
h 97
88
.
*86"
Jan-July
Jan-July
1981
1984
.
?85
67%
;
90% 110%
16
94%
76Tb
*74
Jan-July
1909—Aprll-Ocf
Aprll-OcI
1982
debentures
conv
60
96
96
109
98
93 7 b
100
not
included
in
year's range, d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale
sale not Included in the year s range, r Cash
.
A Bonds
r"
an»iim,
receivership, or reoiganized undci
assumed by such companies.
Thursday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current week,
or
selling flat,
sal
:
Impaired by maturity..
reported as being in bankruptcy,
Act,
*
npt
the
S Negotiability
the*
98
95%
sale
delivery
the year's range.
ii Under-the-rulc
in the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
Bankruptcy
105%
99%
In
X Companies
97%
100
Deferred
included
!
•
99%
—Jan-July
88-
82
-
*96
May-ZVou
Jem-July
2301—-—Jan-July
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3'As scries C 1970
First mortgage 3'As series D 19C7
83%
101 % 101 'A
'A
101
Jan-July
Feb-Anp
83'A
64%
94
89
■
i960
Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A
64
;
*96%
o
April-Oct
1994_
%
75
14
— —
95%
__
—
April
1991—-April
Feb-Nov
Wostingiiouso Electric Corp 2%s 1971
a
*62
3'/2s series I
first 4s guaranteed
income
58
.
Southern
Mehjphls dlv first gold lis
.
96%
100
83%
Power
debentures
5%s
57 Tb
*83%
Jan-July
ser
Pacific 17.R Co— •»'.
88%
91
.
3s
registered 2361
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979
141%
120
M«t/-Nov
A
1969
2:!'is
125%
1
89'.ii
87
12
-
82 %
82
2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
gen mtge 3%s 1907_Jan-JuZp
1979——.————
4s
78 'A
.
84%
'
ref
Western
117%
76 %
first
mortgage
Gen
1981
1st
RR
Pcnn
91'A
93%
19
77
■
*80
82
3%s series B 1971
gtd gold 3%s 2000—Fcb-Aufif
mortgage
West
1.19%
23
101 Hi
100
"
Jan-July
1973_Juue-Dee
4%s conv
(Oregon Lines)
75%
74
76%
84'A
5
-
65%
*80
'
1981
income 4'As series B Jan
West Ponn Electric 3%s 1974_
...
4 'As
Fi;aii Term
1st
110%' 132 Va
91
f88%
Jan-July
First,mortgage i'Ths
1st
"
.
Map-NOT
Co.
First
Wilson
1970_
2%s-'4'As
Gas
Co—
4%s
Gold
Southern
101
\
116
—"
Jan-July
;
debentures
Southern
Ban
97%
-
California Edison Co—
convertible,
Southern
Gold
104
93'S
;84
Jan-July
Feb.-A mo
2%s
First
99%
Telegraph Co—
&
debentures
1985
mtge 4s income series A Jan
West
117
Apr-Oct
1963
5s
1979
2%s
75%
.65
*94%
Washington Terminal
Westchester Lighting
..
June-Dec
Alabama
3'As
Warren
108 %
'91%
■■
—Jan-July
South.- <fc
Southern
103%
99
Gen
Western
1979
Oil
3s
94%
,99
100
debs
Socony-V-ftciiuin
Southern
10
47
84
Merchant—
subord
conv
104%
95
101
94%
100
93'A
1980—June-Dec
Jan-July
debs
conv
Skelly Oil 2'As debentures 1965
flmll h-Corona
96
:■>
1979—-———Jan-July
4:!'«s
84
11
.
99%
Pipe Line- 3.20s; s f debs 1982—April-Oct
Shamrock Oil
Gas Gorp—
5'As conv subord debentures 1982——April-Oct
Shell Union Oil 2J/2s debentures 1971——April-Oct
Oil
5
98
Gen mtge
100
84 Tii
Wabash RR Co—
84
'•
debs
1
65%
*
.96
98
Service
Sinclair
88 Tit
100%
84
Jan-July
f debs 1983— Feb-Attfl
.>
81 %
91
83
—
90
74
79
84%
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003——Jan-Jiily
Gon mtge 4'As "1983
:
—Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s scries B 1995
Map-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973_April-Ocf
1st lien & ref 4s ser F 1983
Map-Nov
6s subord Income debs 2000
Feb-Aug
97
.
.
1977--
;
1982
Roebuck & Co
.
95%
81
87
*77
mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
1st & ref M 3'As ser J 1982
April-Oct
88%
3
•
—.
98
87
w-
1st
85%.
84%
99
76
5
'
*87
-First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
First and rcl mtge 2%s ser II 1980—„Mar-Sept
117%
.99%
88%
%
*84
Feb-AUg
__May-Nov
4%,s -debentures,<1912.—-a
Sears
88
80
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
;
98%
80%
95 %
127 %
.
75
319
lOOTii
*76 r!»
88%
.
Mar-Sept
I960
& Bons 2'/2s
1974.
''
.
-
94
102% 1034
-Jan-July
-May-Not
series
Sears;. Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
-
""
«■
4s 1989—May-Now
1971
Mar-Sept
H>
87%
Mar-Sepf
ih»lw '197G—
siiiinrd
96»A
'*77%
June-Dec
4%s
conv
104%
78%
-95%
.
Corp of America—
3%s conv subord debentures 1909
82
81
25
»
77%
68
69%
81
*70%'
87 %
78
116%
96
1977
.
■
5
-
74%
108%
74%-- 85%
98%
May-Nou
,
85
72
' J-
April-Ocf
80
133
106... .120%
S—
*71 %
90%
99
97%
98%
t
f 96
92%
6
-.'16
78
.1
115
115'.A
84
;9Q'A;
2
-
75%
78
;
Feb-Aug
;
76%
84
15 v
91Tb
debentures
1972
-
4)8 %
*91%
90
■
1
106
83
3b'
trust 3%s
.
80
72
98%
V 75
Jan-July
mtge & coll tr 3%s 1975
s f debs
1972
1st mtge & coll tr 4%s
157
83%
-Seagram LIos E)
'
98%
75%t
ApriliOci
Mar-Sept
1st mtge & coll tr 4'As 1978
Mar-Sept
ATbs s f debentures 1978
—Jan-July
U. S. Rubber 2%s debentures 1976—,
Map-Nov
2%« debentures 1967—
a—April-Oct
United States Steel 4s debs 1983
Jan-July
United Steel Works Corp—
%
'
f
JParticijiatlng ctfs 4Tbs 1968
—Jan-July
103
76Tb
Ds
mtge & coll
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
83
153
-Seaboard.:Airline RR Co—
-
1st
40
-1A
72
-
1966—AprfZ-Oct
^
70'A
116
?76Ti)
i-'-Ast Tintge
37As~rS
2%s
43bs
*83 fb
Scett>Paper 3s xonv-debentures
'
America
1977
Corp 2%s 1970
mtge & coll tr 3%s 1971
1st
95
May-Woo
-Scioto y: & New .England Lst gtd
-
of
Gas
65
91%
*80
' 92
76%
H5Tu
8'
86%
"
91%
June-Dec
71
116
93%
Jan-July
1977.-——June-Dec
corUlioates .1989
Paul. Union Depot
Co
debentures
3%s
United
Second 4s Inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
.
Biscuit
United
.
94
92%
Lonis-Southwestern' Ry—'
,-Mt
91%
a
100%
92
92T«
il/ar-Sept
series A 1997
-Jan-July
4%s ser A Jan 2022
May
B 1980
—
Mar-Sept
4s
200
96
—
*90
series
4s
193'A
90%
77
78%
85%
.
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
6%s .conv. debs
mortgage
1st-mtge-
200
193'A
200
ASccond -in.l'gc' inc
-
232
194
*90
2%s debs 1970
-----
1
Union
226
..
California
84%
85
;,78%
85%
Pacific RR 2Tb3 debentures 197G____Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991-Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973
April-Oct
—•
.
146%
.,
79%
-
87%
93
101%
597
104
88
2
142Tb
92
96
93%
87%
-
;
•
69%
b
—:'
Baguenay Power 3s series. A 1971
.Mar-Sept
St Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st'gold 5s 1996_Jan-Jjdp
Second gold Gs 1996——&
April-Oct
St -LouisrSan;Francisco Ry Co—
f
'
80
138
82 %»
.
17
92
80%
10
81%
*77%
3%s 1974___„June-Deo
5
91
88
98%
85
*85
s
*80%
April-Oct
Corp—
Geiierabmorlgage 3,Aa=6erles J 19G9
5%s conv debs 1977
McReo
Pacific—
15
"
•,
,.
Orleans
86%
82
88
.Jan-July
;Aprll-Oct
impt 2Tbs series D 1985
of New
66%
89%
*80%
' '
.
3 ;
91
—
-
1983
Rohr.Aircraft
Royal
RR
84%
102
93%
i
«
"
•
83%
97'A
>
>
.
subord
*
94%
80%*
"
69Tu
86%
96 Tf
Rochester Gas-&-Electric
-
,93
81%
*83%
96 T i
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
.
1978—;—
Corp—
debs
Term
1st
1978——.
C
i
^
St Louis^—
80%
86%
Thompson Products 4Tbs tlebs 1982
78
85
12
82
-Apr-Oct
1070—
A
%s,series' B
4%S: series
•,
-
of
78%
44
__
:
1973
Assti
Texas Pacific-Missouri
i
89
105
16
82
*83
'■
'
May-Noo
:—Ja?i-July
May-Noo
69%
86 »b
—Feb-Aufl
1955i——
6s
RR
Jan-July
Jan-July
;
83%
86%
*—
adjustment -bonds—
5'As -series
4
1953
6s
mtge
110
170%
95%
80%
93%
__
Feb-Aup
Tidewater Oil Co 3%s 198Q
:
April-Oct
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and. impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
Tri-Contihental Corp 2%s debs 1961
Mar-Sept
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971__Map-Nov
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975-April-Oct
3s
debentures 1968_—.—
.—May-Hoy
lst mtge & coll tr 27/as 1980
_June-Dec
lst mtge 3'As
1982—;
;
—May-Nov
——
lAConsol. ,mtge
94
82%
'
May-Hoy
Debt
86
32
103 Va
123
79%
;
scries B 1970__ApriI-Ocl
Firsthand refund M 3%s series C 1990—April-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold. 5s 2000
a—June-Dec
General and refund M, 3%s ser E 1985—Jan-July
.
96%
99%
95
94%
81
FirSt and refund M 3'As
97%
100
"~A
—May-Woo
1952
.
*
75
138»/2
7s
1
89
22
95 %
77%
92
125
;
Mar-Sepl
& New Orleans RR—
Texas
98%
156
1980—June-Dee
SADircct -mtge 6s
86
83%
___Jan-July
conv
18
101%
Reading Co lirst &.ref 3%s series D 1995.il/ap-NOT
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Rheem/Mfg Co 3Tim debs 1975
Feb-Auy
Rhine-Westphalia ..Elec Power. Corp—
,
92
*82%
Mar-Sept
debentures
2:j«s
87
"
April-Oct
»4%s, debentitles .1977
Quaker
;
debentures
Refund and
119 V
95%
106%
1_
•
Texas Company (The) 3%s debs 1983—i—Map-Nbv
Tekas Corp 3s debentures 1065^.-.
Map-NoT-
81
99%
3
95
95%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Refund and impfc M 4s series C 2019
81
:
152
56
104
104%
*
1971—Map-Nov
t
(Ohio)
•
,89%
'
102
—
101 %
refunding .-mortgage 3'As 1983_ April-Oct
debentures
91
86
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
'
3%s
80
r "79
65
91%
refunding mortgage 3'As 1968_Jaw-July
Jan-July
First and refunding:mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972__.il/u2/-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_Juue-Dec
3:%s .debentures
1972—
June-Dec
First and
:
,
85
107%
145% 151"
'
Z''
May-ZVoo
Co
i
101
•
83 %
—
..
*
2Tbs
7G%
% 95
April-Oct
debentures 2%s
1974
1981__
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge OS 1971
Swift & Co. 2%s debentures. 1972__
95%
78'A
"
debentures
Standard Oil
93%
,
High
70
99%
April-Oct
1983—
(N J)
96
99
Co—
L9G3—
1982
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs
90
Low
*—
__
145%
1983—Jan-July
93
*80
.
43/as
3%s conv
72%
3
..
June-Dec
91%
2%s
Jan. 1
No.
73%
2013———April
68
100%
*83 %
Jan-July
May-Nov
—Mar-Sepf
.
debentures
Standard Oil
Terminal
April-Oct
1983
California
(Indiana)
4%s
i:. 85%
87%
*99
of
gold
94
5
91
Oil
1984
Range since
Sold
High
"
first
86%
a
91
standard
debs
Bonds
Bid & Asked
73
Map-Nov
subord
conv
Internl
Standard Oil
a'a
1983
4'Aa 1982
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debs 1973
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debentures 1966
.
Range
Thursday's
or
April-Oct
98 %
__
*88'
Sale Price
1985
98",,
,
.
98
:i2
bs
debs
97%
'
—
Last
Period
97%
'
8
90
*93
76
98
1
69
Mar-Sepf
1986
•
2
—'
89
69
-
Feb-Aug
Potomac'-Electric Power Co 3s
.
98 a'3
98'«
*87%
Apfll-Oct
Inc
Spokane
91
72%
Bell Tel 2%s
debentures
Spiegel
96
120%
87
-
April-Oct
1st-gen 5s-series B 1662—
91%
102'/a
__
89
3'/as
4%s
'
98 A
*98'.b
May-Noo
Pittsburgh Consolidation'Coal 3%s 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh. Plate-Class ;3s debs 1967
April-Ocl
PittsburghfYoungstown & Ashtabula Ry—
\r.
6
'
Southwestern
102%
205
—
Interest
Exchange
Low
116
97
—
New York Stock
High
88%
87
*72'/«
I960—Feb-Aug
mortgage 5s series B 1975
mortgage
series E 1975
99 Vo
"82 '/2
Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General .mortgage .5s series A 1970
June-Dec
General
230
92'A
107'A 108
Pittsburgh
Plttsb Coke & Cliem
Low
.
BONDS
,v
Jan. 1
No.
91 To
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
l963_Feb-Au0
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J
1964_Maz/-Nov
-
Range since
Sold
><riiSn
112'A 114'A
113
Pillsbury Mills Inc. 3%s s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer-& Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Cliic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed
Bonds
Low
1984
Week's
Thursday
Thursday's
Bid & Asked
Corporation—
4%s
(Range for Week Ended December 25)
Week's Range
Interest
27
n
Section 77
«V
securities
.
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY
Id the
following extensive list we furnish a conmletc report of the transactions
on the American Stock
Exchange for the week beginning Monday. Dec. 21 and
ending "Thursday Dec. 24 (Friday Dec. 25 being Christmas, and a holiday on
the Exchange). It is compiled from the
report of the American Stock Exchange
Thursday
S TOCK S
East
American Stock Exchange
Petroleum
Acme
Precision
Acme
Wire
C'or|)
Products
class
Sale Price
A
Inc
1
l
Co
io
of Prices
I ow
4
3%
5%
20
5%
20
Thursday
Shares
High
Low
800
3%
Dec
6%
1.500
4%
Nov
9% July
20%
500
17%
Jan
22% July
4
Corp
i
Aeronca
Manufacturing Corp
Aero Supply Manufacturing—Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
For
footnotes,
see
page
65 1
ii
J
9%
l
61H
*
31.
is
6,600
7.000
5%
6%
10.500
4%
Nov
914 Mar
19%
19%
200
13"'a
Jan
19% July
9
68 7
47%
8
%
Sep
Sep
Shares
Low
Investment
Aid
Ajax
98
May
1.3To Mar
Alabama
5'
i
Alaska
4.20%
Power
Steel
cumulative
Airlines
01
6
1
preferred—
Low
ii
Jan
7% Aug
1%
150
37 7
ii
43:i
5 >u
5%
100
Jar.
Aug
8,800
2,700
Jan
81
Dec
91%
Apr
23%
Jan
43%
Dec
78
81
81
42 %
100
1
78
High
131
50
10
Nov
1,400
4,900
preferred—100
Co common
Inc
Inc
50c
ltd
Southern
Great
Wood
Alan
Discount
A.
Petroleums
"
Range Since Jan.I
High
5'A Mar
97b
64%
for Week
of Prices
Par
Alabama
Aerojet-General
S-lcs
Week's
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. I
High
Jn ^ jc,
Range lor Week Mulct
Last
STOCKS
for Week
h
h
whether stock or bond
dealings have occurred during the current year.
December 25.
any
Sales
Week's
Range
■Pav
Aberdeen
RECORD
itself and is intended to include every security
Jan
92
Ost
5 %
Dec
87o
Apr
23
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2736)
Monday. December 23,4959
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended December.25)
Lul
Range
Kunstzide
Shares
1
10c
warrants
——
Allegheny Airlines Inc
-1
Allied Artists Pictures Corp.——1
9%
—
Alleghany
% r:'o convertible preferred———-10
Allied
Control Co Inc..—:
1
5
Allied
Corp
Paper
Alsco
Inc.
8
——
————1
————
$3.75 pfd .100
of America
Aluminum Co
Corp.—————1
Book Co
-20
Electronics Inc—
—1
Israeli Paper Mills Ltd—
American
American
3%
American Manufacturing Co—
Co
Meter
American
—
American
Natural Gas Co 6%
American
Petrofina
3% Jan
37%
40%
1,800
American
Writing Paper
Oil
Amurex
16%
1G%
17%
23,600
Feb
17%
Dec
20%
22%
9,600
lira Jan
25%
Nov
74%
75%
550
72% Sep
86
6%
G%
Lead
Anacon
48
14%
13%
14%
6,900
5
5%
9,300
44
300
45%
—5
—1
——
1%
51
40% Sep
11% Sep
19% May
11,500
1,400
9% Aug
42% Aug
Nov
5
Jan
8% Sep
38% Jan
33
14% Oct
Nov
50
47% Aug
Jan
38
Jan
36
>
7%
8%
15,900
7
NOV
12%
Jan
47%
6,600
30
Apr
50%
Jun
15%
15
16%
4,800
10%
Jan
20% July
4%
700
"2%
14,600
4%
4%
4%
4% Jun
29%
'2%
j)
%
19%
Nov
37
2
Dec
5
57,400
19%
800
6%
6%
7%
2,400
—-6%
Dec
6%
6%
7
8,500
6%
Jan
1
6%
G
Chemical & Film Corp.——20c
23%
85%
G%
800
23%
24%
9,000
10%
10%
600
85
86
450
5%
9%
9%
Apr
36 %
5,400
21
5%
11,600
7%
800
Equipment Corp
Oil Corp Ltd-
...2.50
—40c
24%
—fil
—1
of America——1
Co—
—lc
Associated Stationers Supply Co
—*
8%
Oil
Atlantic
Coast
Inc.——
Coast Indus
Atlantic
Atlas
Golfo
del
Atlantica
Line Co-.—
Atlas
——5p
Sugar
—10 pesos
Corp option warrants
Atlas
Plywood
2%
Dec
1,500
1%
Nov
103%
260
2
2%
2,600
56
57%
500
2%
.
2%
Non-voting non-cum preferred.
1
Avien Inc class A__<—
——10c
—_10c
3
Electronics Corp—
Avnet
Collieries Corp ———:
Ayshire
9%
10 %
2%
2%
14%
18%
16%
$1.50
Jan
101
Sep
1% Jan
51% Sep
2% Dec
;
42% Aug
106%
Jan
3%
Apr
64
May
7,600
11,800
8%
Sep
15,400
2%
10,300
3
9% Jan
4,800
18
Century
Nov
15% Feb
6%
Jan
Mar
20
4%
Jan
16"% July
26% Apr
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A—1
Industries Inc
I—1
Rubber common ———
1
Baldwin Securities Corp
lc
Baker
Cinerama
Clark
shares
American
Clarostat
7'/a Mar
Clayton
Coastal
Co—
*
1
——1
Controls Inc class B
———1
Barker
Corp.—.—
Brothers
Engineering
Barnes
Barry
Farm
Co
25c
Bayview Oil Corp common
6% convertible class A
Bearings
Inc
Colonial
Bell
Shoe
(AS)
__1
Corp
Telephone of Canada——
Belock
25
Instrument Corp—
Watch
Benrus
Bickford's
1
(S)
Blumenthal
Bobbie
Brooks
Bohack
iH C)
.
"
common
cumulative preferred.100
prior
Chemical Co Inc
Borne
Bourjois
Inc
Brad Foote
—
1
—
.
20c
1.
Gas
—*
Brillo
Manufacturing Co
Britalta Petroleums Ltd..
1
1
British
American
British
American Tobacco—
Amer
dep
Amer
Oil
ord
rets
Columbia
British
Petroleum
Amer
4 "!(■
Brown
A
com_30c
30c
Rubber
——10
Co
(The)
1
Hill
Burma
Mines
American
Burroughs
Burry
&
Oct
19%
Oct
32%
5,200
13%
Feb
26
1,800
21%
Dec
24%
Nov
Mar
Dec
1
1%
1
Nov
2%
7%
7%
7%
200
7%
Nov
10%
Jan
3%
33,i
3%
800
3%
Jan
4%
Aug
10%
10%
11%
4,200
6%
Jan
7,800
*
400
12%
12%
44%
45
900
16lii
18
2,700
6
6
6
19%
5%
5%
2,200
250
19%
6
Va
1,000
11% Jan
Jan
45%
Jan
22% May
5%
Dec
18% Mar
4% Jan
Jun
Mar
9
24%
A pi
13% Mai
8%
1,300
6%
Apr
12%
Jun
36
39%
5,700
15%
Apr
39%
Dec
36%
36
37
1,800
35%
Jun
43%
Feb
8%
Feb
100
94
32%
32%
34%
10,800
14
14
15%
800
Sep
18
Oct
38%
Dec
Jan
16%
Apr
9%
2%
2%
2%
1,600
1%
Jan
3%
Feb
4%
4%
4%
18,200
4%
Oct
7%
Apr
8%
7%
8%
7,300
6%
Nov
9% Mar
30%
Jan
32
32
32
25
42
40
42
450
2
2%
fa
34%
35%
2%
56,800
35%
5,700
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
37%
37
12%
12
15%
15 =
14%
iV
8
-
6%
Nov
Oct
200
7%
73,000
15,700
16%
700
2,400
6%
2.600
6V4
5%
G3/8
5,100
7%
7%
700
xl0% X10 %
200
6]} May
9%
15
Nov
Oct
14
2.50
10%
shares—3s Gd
%
23o
16
10
X8%
900
2%
2,900
1G :t 8
x83s
2%
900
10 %
41%
8%
Jan
Jan
15%
Jan.
18
Nov
Dec
6%
16%
Nov
Dec
8%
Fob
7%
Dee
Nov
13
10% July
5%
Aug
Sep
18%
Dec
Dec
12%
Feb
6% July
8%
Apr
12%
Jan
9%
Jun
5%
10
Apr
8%
2%
14
Jan
Jan
4% Mai
July
17%
Feb
Son
Inc
%
■
B
<
lit
4,100
9%
Nov
13%
Jan
13,500
%
Jan
%
Feb
1
3 VH
3%
3%
1,800
2%
Jan
4% Ma?
12%c
Biscuit Corp
7%
7%
7%
2,300
«%
Jan
10% Ma'
Calif
<fc
Edmonton
Eastern
California
$3.00
Corp
Aviation
Electric
Ltd
Inc
Power
°
.10c
.
common
preferred.
Calvan
Consol
Fire
III50
Oil &
Gas
Co
Bread
Canada
Cement
6%/r
For
Co
Ltd
footnotes,
18%
19%
57
57
7,400
6.600
100
20%
2%
18%.
Oct
Nov
Nov
55
55
55
100
61%
Dec
52
54%
Sep
3% July
Hi
f,
3|J
1,300
33%
33%
100
33
Oct
6/c
6%
6%
22,800
6
Sep
35%
35%
600
see
30
page 31.
23%
Dec
310
3
J
5
Jail
5 % Mar
45%
°
;
36%
55
33%
common..!..'
;
3
3,600
1
Ltd.__~l
Ltd—.,
Co
preference
2%
22
5
Insurance
Campbell Chibougamau Mines
Canada
19%
21%
"50
„
preferred
Camden
3
50
$2.50 preferred..
6%
1
22
*
Jan
Jan
4%
25%
Apr
Nov
10 Vn
Jail
20
Dec
Aviation
Industries
1.25
Corp
-12%
Jur
19%
17
17%
600
13%
13%
300
18%
18%
1,000
8%
9%
5,000
18%
1
common...—
"
_
8%
Apr
Nov
21% Feb
Nov
20J/2 Apr
14%
Feb
18% May
13%
Jun
16% Mar
a
Dec
20
4%
Jan
10Y4 May
181
Apr
,
37%
Central Petroleum
Crown
Cork
Internat'l
Drug Co..
Crystal Oil «fe Land
(Md)
"A"
4% July
65% -Jan
8 Vo
300
7%
Oct'
10% July,
103a
ll3o
8
'
2.300
9VL'
Nov
15%
Jan
48%
50
381/!
Jun
49
Aug
3%
1.800
3!h
Dec
5
Jan
6%
25c
;
Jan
Nov
2%
39
3%
7%
2,400
'
6% .Dec
2.50
American Oil Co—
_*
r
Oil
Venezuelan
Cubic
Corporation „————
Manufacturing Co class
vtc
*
A_„_*
—
Crystal Dairies.——.
i—
Inc
14%-
5
4
■
'
"% Jan
65% Dec
Oci
8% Mar
Feb
10c
(
35
100
10 la
4
1.700
Nov..
L5% 'May
8% Mar
May
11% May
16V2
Apr
5
5,900
4%
Dec
7% May
4%
"a
4^'
410
7,100
14%
■
14%
•
-7%
7%
7%
1
Dayton Rubber Co class A
C. Transit System Inc—
11%' 12%
12%
...
...20
Inc
0
46% July
Dec
;
50c
2.50
common—
29
100
Jan
Nov
Vh
1,900
9%
2%
Nov
28
65,000
63
57
9%
;
"
t
At
70
%
%
*.
,
19% Jan
18.200
30
28
30
%c
jy
Davega Stores Corp
5 'ic
preferred
;_!3
50c
;
Co—
Cuban
12% May
17%/Apr
7%
Co common...
Brothers
~
"
preferred.—
Tobacco
—1. '
10%
..5
partic
2 Li
3 7'4
48
'
Crown
14,400
15.000
2%
37%
*
—;.l
Crown
9'/« Dec
Apr
700
9%
9Va
2%
-——5
j
—
9%
__81
<DpL_50c
reg)
Milner & Co
Day Mines
Dp/
Jail
."Nov
18
*
Ltd—
Petroleum
Davidson
1%
700
*
American dep receipts (ord
Carrier Industries Inc
Daltch
8%
17 7 a
5
Crane
Curtis
8% Man
Oct
17%
17%
1.50
Cuban
Jan
Jan
34
1
Cuban
4%
Jar.
Beverage Corp.:
$1.12
6%
8.900
22% Ma r
26%
——
Crowley
200
3,900
1
lO'/n Mar
Sep
700
preferred class A
Creole
7--Mar
Sep.
7
5%
8
—
32%
1
—
Courtaulds
10%
"
Ltd—
Reynolds
2,900
—
32%
1
Apr
10Ve Mar
Oct
20
.
voting—2.—„
non-voting
&
23%
Oc
Ta
Inc.
Inc
21,500
5
,
Jan
8% Mar
10c
Continental Materials Corp.,
Cook Paint
Varnish Co__l
Distillery
6%
7%
3
_l0c
6%
Dec
2%- Jftir
18,800
7%
1
Inc...:
Dec
Dec
~
4
15% xl6%
73a
—
18%
700
'
Sep
334
15%
Commercial
Continental
&
7% —7-%-
-
?%3T8
1
Engineering—I
Continental
2,000
3%
Nov
4% Aug
38% Aug
36
36
10
33 Va
Jan
10"8
11%
700
10%
Dec
D.
Class
A
common
10%
20c
.
'
Dejay
Stores
Dennlson M'fg class A common
234
8,000
13 %
Dec
29% Mar
18% July
13%
13%
14%
29
38%
Jan
135
32%
V
Jun
4% Mar
1.200
1
Inc./.
13%
Dec
1,200
100
Productions
2%
2%
32 7a
32
5
debentures
8'«
Desilu
2%
—_50c
—
Sep
Detroit
Gasket &
Manufacturing..
1
14%
12%
14%
4,200
9'/h
Gary Iron & Steel Fdrs Inc
1
8V4
57a
9%
120,500
2%
Jar.
18%
2.200
147
Jan
Detroit
9%
Jun
Fell
Dec
Development Corp of America—
—
I
—
preferred.
Distillers Co Ltd—
Amer
Chemical
Dominion
10s
5%
1
22%
r
Tar
Textile
ord
Power
Dunlop
5%
19%
22%
1.600
16%
Jar.
1%
100
1%
Jan
3
13%
11.300
j i:»:»
Nov
15
9%
2.600
15%
15%
145 it
23% Jan
Dec
16%
800
15
Jan
11
400
10
Jan
12% Mar
97a
11
9,200
Nov
15%
Oct
38%
Apr
8%
Nov
,19
Apr
6
40%
Apr
17 %
9%
20% July
123b
13%
15.200
8^4
9%
46.300
31%
32%
7.300
19
Jan
37% July
8%
81a
10.900
8
Dec
15% Jun
32
8%
s
9% Dec
47%
Apr
Hosiery
Test
Duro
Aug
36
0
36%
700
27%
Nov
36%
Dec
45
__
45%
1.300
43%
Oct
53%
Jan
9%
14,500
3%
2.700
5%
1.400
8%
9
1
6
Jar.
9% May
ord reg
rets
10s
.
3%
3%
5%
5%
3%
Jui
4,VMay
'
Durham
Apr
12Va
878
I
Ltd—
Co
(The)
Mar
1038
5
!
Jan
600
*
Laboratories...
Nov
26
29%
*
__1
Co
13%
Dec
Feb
1634
10%
•
Co
9 Vb
Dec
34% Feb
11
*
Co
dep
15%
Ltd.—_*
;
Rubber
9% Sep
Apr
21 Vb May
*
Ltd
(^llan Bi
American
Dec
3%
9%
:__32.50
:
1
1
Exploration
Harris
Driver
DuMont
9
5,000
9%
—
.7.50
Corp
&
800
5%
13%
Ltd
Co
common
Corp
Douglas Oil Company
Brewery
9%
5
1
stock
preferred
Dorsey
(The)
Dow
14% Aug
0
$2
Draper
1% Feb
Dec
2%
:
Chemical Co
&
Inc
Dec
4
1%
123,a
Research
Dominion Steel & Coal
Dominion
--
lc
*.
Ltd.
Dominion
!;?
2.200
9'a
—_„10
.
Bridge Co Ltd
Dorr-Oliver
21.300
934
10
.
...
1
8 %
10c
reg
Corp
&
Dome Petroleum
Drilling
lr.
21% July
17% Mav
•
dep. rets ord
Diversey Corp
Diversified Stores
Dixon
1
Quality Sujjermarkets-—
1st
I'.r
18
18
—
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
Dilbert's
1
.._.25c
preferred.
$1.25
Co..
1
;
class
B
common
!
Corp—
1
Duval
Sulphur & Potash Co
Dynamics Corp of America
_*
.1
!I
3?«
Jar
5%
0
Dec
22%
23
27%
26%
27%
1,200
25'a
11%
•11% .,12%
68.400
4%
450
227
„
8
.
Dec
May
8% Feb
32% Mar
Oci
39% Mar
Jar
12%
Aor
Jan
E
60 % Mar
38
30
Sep
•
Inc.__.__
Continental Air Lines Inc——
Duraloy
Calgary
Jar.
20 Vi
20%
Duke
ord
18
2,600
1,900
Common
Oct
July
35'% Sep
3
8%
Jan
9];|
3,900
16%
Jun
9%
2,200
l
ir,
7%
7%
1
3
46
7A Mar
17%
__
42% July
900
14%
14
6%
Oct
liTi Sep
32%
300
,
13%
7r,
7
7
31
Feb
34
1.800
23%
20%
13% Mai
41% Mar
10%
30
22%
20%
16% July
38
__
Ltd—
dep rets
< J P.i
Nov
6,500
7%
io
Corp
(The) Company
6%
10%
24%
16%
Buffalo-Eclipse
Sep
Apr
7
2n*rt Jan
29%
7%
9
Mar
12
Jan
Oct
24%
16%
preferred—.
serial preferred
Die & Machine Co,
Apr
1
23%
50c
common
4%
29
4%
Jun
23%
1
Finance Plan
Bunker
2,200
___*
common
Corp
convertible
60c
8%
66%c
Mills Ltd class B
Budget
Buell
1
cl
common..
Company new
Buckeye
8%
§1
preferred
Bruck
8%
Ltd—
Distillers
Forman
B
30,900
0
.1.
dep rets ord reg
Class
6%
£1
£1
reg
Power
Co
*
.....
Company
Brown
BSF
;
dep rets ord reg
British
Brown
Co
Jan
Jan
Nov
4%
/G
_1
Co.
Corp
3%
11%
42%
29
3
1
Light & Pwr ord—*
Brazilian Traction
Breeze
3,800
1
1.50
Works Inc
Gear
Bridgeport
__1
"
Co.—
&
Inc..
Co
3%
1
—3
—
—
Feb
Jan
Sej>
23
Electric
Ray
July
22% Dee
40
Jan
Feb
19%
5
$1
Sep
12%
100
13V8
Corroon
6%
'
22,500
34%
29%
.1
——10
;
2
Dec
1
72,000
22
343a
0
Co..
%
20%.
21
*
1,500
Dec
12%
Stone
1
1
1%
10c
;
*
5,700
53%
16%
6% Mar
21,900
Jan
.—1
Inc
Blauner's
5%%
50c
!,
Inc
Co
5% Nov
Nov
5'4
35
■
9V*
Jar.
4!'*
5%
300
1
Nor
2%
300
14%
53%
27%
6
4.600
6
43a
52%
23
200
4%
5%
5%
53%
28-
7%
4%
5%
i3ya
A
Jun
l3/a
4%
5%
28%
15
9/64 Dec
12% Apr
5%
Coro
16
10%
Jan
13%
Nov
'100
Jan
Dec
9%
25c
37%
1,850
5%
1/64
—50c
B
Apr
7,300
,
...
Oct
17,400
10
Corp—.
10c
Consolidated Miuiug & Smelt Ltd....0
Consolidated Royalty Oil—!.. J—
—*
(H >
17V2 Nov
"7%
Compudyne Corporation
Connelly Containers Inc
17
'
10
7%
Corby
Feb
30% July
-
137,200
7%
5/64
900
Cooper-Jarrett
Jan
0
...
Co..
Oils vtc
Sun
7
Jan
200
7%
7%
Consolidated
51% Mar
—_l
•
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Consol "Diesel
6%Mar
..
Jar.
4
7%
2,900
7%
19%
7%
30%
25%
16%
14%
2V4
1,500
44,700
1
to
ext
Class
24
12.400
24
!
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Class
7-/;T
Jan
3/64
—....10
Equipment Co
&
24%
1% July
Apr
Dec
11.200
May
30% Dec,
Dec
%
7%
.
140
Jan
25'%
1,000
Jan
34% Dec
Jan
3%
3/64
?.
11%
108
Apr
8% July
lfg
-•
4.500
5 Va
4%
221 a
15%
1
:
1
Ltd—
Saiul
4%
1
Community Public Service
Coinpo Shoe Machinery—
Dec
1
Ties—_——
Beau-Brummel
Beck
7.50
50c
————.
Oil
Nov
1
Basic Incorporated new common
Caribbean
Colon
5%
25%
Co
V.v Sep
41%
39
22%
lc
Jan
1
18.400
1
*3%
32
Jaii
(>%
3%
•
-
39%
29)
Products
Cocksliutt
16%
22%
-Mar
Manufacturing—_4
Lambert
&
Aluminum
Club
Jan
...
Light & Power Ltd
Barcelona Tr
Manufacturing
if
10c
1«
30%
26%
I
3%
Co.—
Corporation
Clopay
Sep
7%
30
1
__1
——...
—
Corporation
Rights-(expire Dec
Claussner Hosiery Co
Jan
23%
.2
new..
1,650
140
138
140
Clary
7
—-50c
Ltd——
Oil
Banff
Inc
14%
10
Mining.—
Corp.——
Corp
.
Controller
3%
500
x3 y2
—_——1.5
Inc.———;
1
Oil
Chromalloy
3%
100
5%
85
23%
1
—.
Consolidated
5,800
3%
de los Andes—
Banco
:
Chicago Rivet <fc Machine
Chief
Christiana
16
5%
5%
'
Co
Chesebrough-Pond's
Cott
Baldwin
Electric
Charter Oil Co Ltd
Cherry-Burrell Corp
14%
28%
5%
15%
preferred—
conv
Continental
2%
11
15%
14
17% Aug
2% Feb
21 %
1
Automatic Steel Products Inc com
Apr
2,000
—
Inc—i
Devices
Audio
1
—10c
3%
Central Securities Corp common
Jan
13,000
.
Corp..—„—
Apr
5%
1%
101
if Feb
8%
10%
__
Corp
29% Mar
7,7, July
1%
Consolidated Mining &
Development
36 Va July
11% May
13% May
9%
—*
:~l°c
participating—
A
2%
Jan
Nov
Jan
1%
2%
& Tel—
Associated Tel
Class
Gas
&
Dec
Oct
10%
Associated Laundries
Associated
200
8%
2%
73% May
89,900
7%
dep rets reg——
Associated Food Stores Inc.
100
5V4 Mar
Dec
,16%
5%
Amer
75
Nov
Sep
2%
64 Yb
30
65
14%
35
2
pfd
V*
64 y8
100
5%
Nov
4%
2
•2%
64%
12,400
7%
Sep
20.000
1
100
1%
35%
%
2%
L
3.50%' pref
7%
—4
20%
Corp.—
Power
Apr
h
preferred
1,100
47-% 'Dec
1
Armstrong Rubber class A————1
Altex Aluminum Co..
—1
30,400
14% Aug
Jan
71'a
11%
X24 %
Jan
14%
1«8
5,600
x24
6%
24,600
7%
22%
Industries—
4,600
47%
Century Investors Inc...———2
Mar
—Chamberlin Co of America
2.50
20%
Electric
10%
43%
Dec
20%
Associated
.9%
July
——..2.60
Asamera
Hadley
Maine
10®8
45" 4
23%
;
11% Mar
41% Jan
Aro
1
,.1
,17% Jan
Dot
69% July
6% Mar
Central
Central
600
2—
Corp.—1„...
Central Power & Light
9% July
500
20
9%
46%
5%
America
of
Jan
9
19%
10
400
31% Dec
Convertible
Corp
7% Mar
Jan
4%
"
3%
20
—.
& Co.
Instruments
6%
800
6%
6y9
Apr
'U Jan
9%
30% Sep
Arnold
————__—_____ 1
Corp—
,
108%. Feb
:
9%
4,000
22%
Co
(JW)
Products
2,100
its
11% Feb
65%
Sep
99
Sep'"
,7r Mar
9%
5,000
100
99
32% Mar
Dec
10
Nov
6,200
Jan
30
Oct
7%
49
27
99% Mar
86% Dec
99
27
100
500
2Y* Feb
UV4 July
Apr
200
58
56
-
May
16
32
35
———100
27%
,7%
10%
1
Castle (AM)
Catalin
-
7%
7%
56
-
Power & Light $5 pfd—
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Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ordi2s 6d
Cenco
jj Dec
1,300
lAWar
...
11 % Mar
14.400
'
27 y8
.1
5.50
Carolina
Carter
1,200
IS
11%
11%
5
:
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....
11%
Dec
13%
12t!
8% Mar
-
Jan
32 %
—
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Products
& Kennedy Inc
.
is
8,200
%
■
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1
;
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13%
6c
:
Jan
5
6,000
Feb
G3%
warrants
pfdl.lO
Jan
18% July
14%
33
& Co
partic
Corp
Co
6%
Dec
26%
31%
Arkansas Power & Light—
City
Baxter
5%
Sep
*
925
62%
preferred
Ltd
Carey
5%
'
' -Nov
.%
11%
.
18.500
11%
1
Minerals.
Carnation
11%
& Oils Ltd—.1
Petrofina
Williston
10; 100
,
11%
900
26% July
13% Dec
32%
j
.
Canadian
Canal-Randolph
,1
0
Canadian
Capital
10c
18
m
Dec
Jan
Marconi
Northwest Mines
Can
—_
5% May
Nov'
301
Dec
13% Jun
85
Oils Ltd
Ltd
•ilgil
Mar
18
24%
33%
4.72,
Canadian
3
22,400.
(new)..0
'
29%
31%
Armour
Javelin
Lowf
' 4%
'4
'4 A
:
_
Range Since Jan.*
23%
82%
——
Homestead
vtc.l
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'
29%
Apollo Industries Inc.—.—
——5
Appalachian Power Co 4%% pfd—100
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp..
5
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co——.——5
common
Canadian
Canadian
Ltd
Dock Co
f-""-
■■
High
24
Mar
8
Jan
Low
»
00
Jan
2.40
New
Dredge &
5hares%
1
1% iJ/T
7/^Tnn
11 a* Feb
11% Feb
j* Dec
14%
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd———14.75
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Anken
May
46%
7%
19%
Angostura-Wupperman
Jun
47
—2
shares
'Feb
10%
Jan
31% Sep
20c
Anchor Post Products—
"A"
Southern Petroleums
Canadian
Casco
5%
25
—*
pfd—25
Ltd
Mines
50
48
48
8%
300
12
,—
A
class
Co
Oct
74 y2
1
American Thread 5f!'c
11% May
65% Mar
22
40%
2
preferred——5
32
Nov
5% Jun
5% Mai
3% Jan
38 %
July
12
Feb
8% Jan
11%
*
7
1,200
40
class A
Inc
26,800
5,800
12
Photocopy Equip Co
American Seal-Kap Corp of Del
12
10%
4%
40
American
18% July
Nov
10%
-50c
Inc
American MARC
Nov
6
2,200
5
4
5
—^0
Laundry Machine
American
9%
4
10%
10%
£1
shares
American
800
8%
American Beverage
American
7.500
7
7%
Corp
12%
7%
12%
12%
Algoin-Uranium Mines Ltd
Engineering Co
All American
Jan
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Canada
Dec
59 %
34%
—
Sales
Week's
*■
Last
Sale Price
High
LOW
High
Low
"
.
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
V—
N
dep rets Ainer shares
Amer
Thursday
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Par
Algemene
Sales
Week's
Thursday
Sale Price
STOCKS
American Stock Kxcfatni*
Jan
Eastern
May
Eastern
10% Mar
Feb
5
Feb
29%
Oct
38
Mar
26
Oct
26
Oct
$7
Malleable
1
Corporation
Mines
and
class
Dev
A.r
Ltd
M
—1
common..
$6, preferred series B_—:
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Elder
42
25
Iron
States Cori>
preferred sevies A
—
173
0
1
1
42
*
100
45
200
190% 190%
*
13
1
13
,
Hi
175
23%
1'
40%
Jut
30%
Janu
25
175
59
160
3,000
2 902
10%
51
Feb
47%
Dec
Jan
i.90 %
Jan
177
Dec
Feb
Sep
lan
18%-Mar
2 V*
Jun
Volume IfeO
Number
5911
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2737)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Thursday
iSIOCKS
American Stock
Week's
Last
Range
Bond ft;
Electrographi;
Electronic
Share
Shares
Electronic Communications"
Corp of America--.,-.'.
ELTronics
Ire
s
Empire Dirtric- Electric 5%
Millwork Corp
•
Forge
Ero
ft-
S-reel
cum. '1st
Corp
Inc
38
21
May
36 3
275/u
9,200
'32 Vk
4
2934
36%
12.100
*
834
25%
International Breweries Inc__—_
International Holdings Ltd—^
33
2,000
30%
14%
1614
3,900
10% Feb
2V4 Mar
90 V*
90 Va
40
90
Dec
10
103/8
_1
40 Va
40 Va
-
.
2,900
550
1
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xlOlv
Nov
10 Vo
Sep
9%
600
7
10%
1
-
International
Iowa
Class
12% July
Ltd
$1
7
7L
714
25c
or
22,300
Nov
:__10
14V*
Fairchild
1
•
Factor (.Max* Ac
Co class
i
10
1
new
Camera & Instrumentbeneficial
$2. preferred •u-'i'Ju.
1
int
10
10%
Sep
2,800
2214
23 Va
3,400
13214 139 Va
5,800
22 94
136
1
ft.
12 Vo
14 Va
Mines Ltd
_.l
17%
1—1
Oils-Ltd—.
.1——1
1
Felmont Petrcleum Corp__u_i-___-U_lI
In c.J
Financial
Firtft
General
Tiger Line
Fljong
Forck. Motor
Co
Fresnillo
(The)
(Geo.t:
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5'>»
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27%
*
Dec
Co
149%
1
11 Va
938
12 Va
14 3 «
4
',
Feb
r
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14%
1%
Nov
20
4>4
2,800
..
.
700
34
300
Sep
99%' NoV
•
107
Jan
3%
300
2%
Allg
4%
4,000
1%
Jan
8% Mar
a
5 Va
24 Va
24 Va
«>c
4
21 Va
22%
66,400
5%
4% July
2,800
.
*20'a
;■
534
6 Vh
30%
31 Va
1,600 '
4
1814
18 V.
500
1494
13%
15%
10,400
3 Va
3%
5,200
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29 la
301a
1.3,700
10 ik
1014
10 %
700
18 1
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200
12V2>
Aug
10%
•
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Sep
13%
614
5
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28%
25 Va
26 Va
ft—I
*2%
2%
_10c
'5%
6
500
1
Mines
18%
Jan
1%
11,000
1,200 :
1,400
17
Dec
15
Jan
19%
34%
34
/
Jan
2914 Dec
Mar
4
Jan
Great Ame> Industries
9%
9%
200
.'—5
12%
13%
3.000
Inc—
3 Va
ll'a
Jail
>
Jah
24
Vo" Dee
lis
114
10,100
431a
46 Va
8,700
694
6%
6%
400
"1.
'
-50c
L2"
series
A__
Gridei* Freehold Leases
Company
35% May
■14% July
16% Mar
Sep
Set>
3% May
-lis Nov
2(4
Feb
J5% Jan
56 Va
Jan
8V2
Apr
Feb
■-
B
30
Kydraulics " i__——_.'_i_l—.
3
3.—
Great Western. Financial Cp—_-4:—
Great Wesvem Producers common ._C0c
10 Vi
19,000
1.9«
4514
1
Great i4ftJP;.'S Cnt ^ Chemical Co-11
26
Jan
13%
l7 8
2-
.
5V»
Feb
11% Jan
8,300
"1314
Dec
—___1
12%
-
1—5
_10c
Gulf States Laud te Industries——
-50c
J
123 4
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*
12%
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1%
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100
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t
5^o July
.
'
12,200
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ft- 9.%
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9 v*
;
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Apr
23
Nov
3
Jan
1 vu
Feb
Dec
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v
17,100
1194
-11%
300
18% May
6 Va' Oct
HVv
400
13 V4
Jan
Apr
Harnischfeger Corp
Harvard
Hazek
.
Inc__—
Heli-Colk Ccrp
New common
,
794
x8 VB
Payne
83
6,400
3%
Jan
6% Mai
4%
Jan
9',4 May
%
Dec
2%
Feb
6
794
29,300
1 Vv
Jan
8
Jai.
it
3294
3.900
23 Va
Oct
33
Jul.v
8%
5,400
8%
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1214 -'an
4914 Jun
834
41
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&
A
2,500
19%
1,300
42%
Dec
Sep
100
Mar
Jun
75
Jan
71
^6%
Hollinfjer Consol Gold Mines
Holly, Corpora«.on —_1
Holt
Home
(Henry,'1
Oil
734
5%
Dec
434
''
900
4 Vo
Jan
6% Mai
7%
794
894
4,600
5'7/o
.Jan
12 Vo May
17%
17:,4
1,200
8%
Jun
1914 Sep
class
*
■
9%
29-4
5
39,700
10 5 «
100
934
2.300
3
1,400
754
1,400
294
12
6%
9%
2 In
29%
2
294
289n
_:
Hoover Bail &
1,200
7»
94
9n
60c
Horn
&
44
1
94
46
51
Hubbell
new
wi
44"
44 3 4
117h
111*
Hurd Lock
As
20%
2094
1,000
5
80%
>
44%
46%
2,250
15
15
1694
1,200
17%
17
18
2.50
14%
14%
15
lOo
I9'a
1%
19-t
;i—__—1.25
2V4
Co—
&
Products
Petroleum
1
1
3494
34%
97%,
iO^
7
5
7
4%
Jun
Jan
Jan
4,200
1%
Jan
414
214
Nov
414
^
%
Mi
9,200
%
Sep
1%
4,100
1%
7,400
7-
Sep
1
191/2
1994
1994
4,200
20%
20
20%
300
17
Jan
2494
2434
400
20
July
2494 Dec
1494
1494
200
12%
Feb
14% Mar
214
2%
5,300
214
7%
-7%
300
5
.!
33V3c
214
1
14%
Jan
.
L'Aiglon
Apparel
La Consolidada
Lake
Shore
20
24 %
26%
32 Va
32 Va
35
12
Mar
Dec
10
10
109 h
5% Jan
11
10%
1094
100
9%
Dec
1394 J>an
494
4%
7,300
4.14
Dec
GVa May
5%
594
5%
1,000
4%
494
4%
8,000
4%
1
3
Lakcy Foundry Corp
Lamb
Industries
—
Lamson Corp of Delaware
Lamson & Sessions Co
Lanston
Industries
La
Extension
Salle
Ine___
Lc
Refineries
Tourneau
Lunkenheimer
Lynch
6%
5%
6%
1414
2,600
(The)
6%
Dec
9%
Jun
1394 Mar
26% Aug
6494 Dec
494 Jan
300
4%, Jan
794 Dec
50
6% Jan
7%
11%
1294
2494
19*
_1
12%
xl29*
13%
11,500
2594
194
200
,
36
_30e
2.50
11%
•
Mack Trucks
Magellan
Inc
•
'
8%
10O
27%
Jan
34
3,100
10%
Nov
1514 July
12,200
5394
11,300
29
12%
Mansfield
Tire
200
10% Jan
14% Nov
11,700
1514 Jan
33Va
Dec
94
20,900
% Nov
214
Apr
1
114
8,400
894
894
3,300
11
1%
.
8*4
Apr
-
3% May
30-% Mar
214
4V2
Apr
Oct
Communication
2094
50O
20%
Dec
31%
3294
1,900
2394
Jun
32% Dec
20
1994
2094
6,000
15%
Sep
2294 May
Co
3ft Mar
694 July
23%
23
2494
4,000
11% Jan
12%
12 94
12%
14,500
37% May
1794 Jun
Maule
8%
4,300
209*
—
(AG)
3
...
Co..
■_* '
Co„_—i
&
8
8%
,
%
10%
Jan
Jan
18% Mar
18% Feb
3994 Nov
8%
3294
32%
100
31%
3014
31%
1,400
27
Nov
32%
68
6994
1,600
54 V<
Feb
82 V*
Aug
6%
3.300
5% Sep
094
Jun
I ft
3,000
—,1
——
&
Johnson
0
Inc.
Inc
(JW)
Mead
£1
Ltd
Industries
Mays
McKec
Ltd
warrants,-——
Co
Massey-Ferguson
-
1
68%
6%
I ft
"tft
,,-.1
38%
38%
40
2,800
31%
5
23%
22
23%
3.000
1
20
2%
19%
20
19% Sep
17% Nov
Mfg
Mining'-Corp Ltd
Metal
Thermit
&
Michigan Chemical Corp.—
Michigan Sugar Co common—
Git
preferred
Micromatic
Midland
Oil
Corp $1
Piping
Corp
of
Light 5%
4.40';.
4.80-;
-50c
preferred
preferred
preferred
Chemical
6V
Alt
cumulative
Diablo
Ph'Tt ood Co Inc__
25c
Inland Homes Corp
—5
Co of North America
Dec1
21
Dec
Muskegon
90 %
Dec
Muskogee Co
Feb
Muter
Nacliinan
Dec
13% Mar
91
Api
Napco
10%
Jul)
National
29
Dec
Dec
see
page 31.
Apr
8
ft
Nov
(expire Jan
Brewing Co
National
8
799*
8094
110
88
Sep
Nov
14 7 4
Feb
National
Petroleum
7%
Jan
9%
Dec
National
Presto-
60
78
3%
'
11%
Dec
Jan ''
Dec
3%
Jan
9
Oct
114%
Nov
Feb
Sep
1
8
11,9 Mar
2994
Jau
25%
Jun
3% May
Jau
L5
18% Mar
3294 Nov
10%
19%
Feb
Feb
29
Mar
8
Mar
38
Jun
1694 Mar
104% May
39
Jun
2094
Jan
Oct
494 July
Sep
194
Jan
33
Sep
56 94
Dec
21
Jan
4194
Jan
Dec
1394 July
%
30
79
13%
142% 143%
120
14%
5,600
Dec
Jau
141 Va
97% Mm
92
Sep
12%
Sep
44
13%
90%
July
Dec
88
82
Jan
Apr
157% Mar
2094 Jan
3%
200
5Q9 4
Feb
Feb
4% Mar
Apr
414
4% Jan
—
16%
168
5%
23%
594
16%
1,600
16
Dec
170%
16%
168
500
138
Jan
83,200
7
239*
24%
32 %
33
600
13%
139a
14
1,500
33^
31V*
33
--
2%
3%
394
8-
n
7%
ajoo
400
194 Jan
1814
Nov
2894 Jan
794
Jan
3094 Nov
Jun
714
Apr
3494
Jun
180
Aug
6%
2894
Dec
Jan
37 94 Mar
16
July
36%
Apr
Jan
12
10%
Nov
1294 May
394
Jan
13
5
Jun
7.800
3%
1,800
1,600
8%
&
National
Research
Rubber
National
Starch
National
Steel
9'% MaiDec
147% Mai
Inc
Corp
Machinery
Ac
Car
Transit
5%
Chemical
Ltd
Co—
5%
5
7,400
5.700
10%
41,300
4%
Jun
414 Jan
94
May
ft
2%
2%
500
214 Nov
3114
1
5
1
32%
150
23% May
1614
17
600
16
Jan.
10%
17
Dec
--
2
-H
^,10
,2
2114
24V*
*
1
2 hi
18.400
11%
300
20%
22
15%
—i
3V#
894
Feb
1114
Dec
ft Dec
2ft Sep
lOVa
Jan
15%
3% Mar
35%
Nov
•27
July
18
Jan
4f3 Mar
1314 Mar
Jan
39 % May
17
Jan
29% July
1,300
27%
Dee
39% July
15 %
2,500
1494
Nov
19%
V*
2,100
7%
Apr
10'4
3
Dec
7,000
24%
25 3 «
31
50c
10c
2%
11%
2
Dec
7% July
Dec
336,200
14
14
—
25c
Ltd
National Telefilm Associates,,
National
12
5
914
1-
1
Machines
Industries
National
12%
5)
(Mich)—,
Weld
Feb
Apr
5%
12
11%
——3
lo
Stores
7% May
90
23%
1194
-_-5
51#
Company
Casket
12%
1,850
11,600
1
Hess,—
200
132%
8%
-~1
—
Bellas
200
129%
1,000
7%
Dec
Dehydrating
Alfalfa
9%
2,700
—,*?
Milling Co
National
12%
500
14,800
37%
14234
10
Ine—
8%
2,200
531a
—*
50c
Industries Inc
12%
8
5094
359*
88
1
!,
Namm-Loeser's
Jan
Electric
61
51
:—1
Corp
9%
Mfg
11%
18.600
814
18% Mar
5914 Feb
Jan
National
6
%
100
—-
National
11%
94
2.50
———
Company
Dec
127
2.600
3514
.'
Co,„——_—
5
Piston Ring Co—
.1,2.50
Jun
B
5,400
4
1—1
Corporation
48
6 1
a%
394
1
Murphy
4%
81
714
};!
Murray Ohio Mfg
25 7 4
.__1
Insurance
100
39
39
1
MuntzTVInc
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
1294 Dec-
3%
7%
—1
!
Co
Dec
Oct
2,600
900
5%
3394 Dec
10c
Company
Mills Inc
21
6%
13%
preferred,—^—4
3494
12
1,100
OS %
——1
Vernon
21%
Jan
78%
69b
pfd,—100
Montgomery Ward Ac Co class A
1.100
6
69*
12 7 4
—.—,-10o
series B„——100
series C
,100
3,800
11%
1314 Jail
2114 Dec
5%
Dec
Power Co—-
39 94
78
5,800
2,800
5%
Preeisioo Industries,—,—1
249 »
~6
594 Dec
19
22
,_!,r
38%
1
50
17%
"ctfs"^
Warrants
4.50%
Jan
21%
—*
Inc_—
10%
25Va Nov
19
preferred—.—50
Molybdenite Corp (Cam Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
Monongaliela
700
4,600
2% May
12% Sep
22
6%
.—50c
Aluminum Company:
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR
Monogram
1494
27%
Oct
50c
—
Canada
Airlines
200
14
25'4
preferred—♦
Mirro
Mohawk
Jan
7/4 Sep
—5
conv
convertible
4%%!
12%
1,900
3,400
1412
.1
Miller WoRl Co common—
Milling
-
2%
26
—,1
Co—
Minnesota Pwr &
294
1294
10
—
Mid-West Abrasive
Midwest
1
Hone
Corp.—
Associates, Inc,.
Microwave
694
12
1
.,
Corp
24 3 «
8%
,
Mesabi Iron Co,,:
21%
1021*
2494 Mar
2014
32
new—2.50
49
38%
19% Mar
M'arconi International Marine
Martin
Dec
138
111 Apr
74 Jan
7%
1
Rubber
&
1294
33%
u
33V2,
—
Stores——
Mangel
66%
14,000
Jan
12%
u,
Voting trust certificates/,:
lc
Mages Sporting Goods
——10c
Magna Oil Corporation.;,!
50c
Maine Public Service Co
7
38%
.100
Enterprises Inc
8%
Dec
62 % Mar
"
Corp—
,
24%
—5
._£1
8 ill
Mar
20
3994
3094
1
warrants—
Petroleum
Dec
Feb
314 Mar
Jan
28% Nov
45% Oct
399a
.119*
31% May
1%
12% Sep
51 Va
51V#
Jan
20
2,400
36
■
1014 Oct
Aug
25% Jan
11,300
28%
1
MacFadden Publications Inc——
Dei-
10 %
Jan
794
11%
2
Mount
22%
14% Mar
1714 July
40
674
1%
Corp^,—,
Jun
4,
5
!
10%
994 Aug
79a.
—1
.
35% July
694
7%
—1
Co
Jan
3114 Dec
1
Corp
25%
114,809
13%
10
Inc
1994 Jan
200
7,000
13%
com
Jan
5
Oct
1,000
lOVu
59%
1
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wlttnauer Watch Co
Electronics
61#
614
55
56%
3
Lithium Corp of America
Locke Steel Chain—,
Loral
1,500
25c
cumulative preferred—
5'/
27
1014
5
Inc
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
6%
5
Ine
(RG)
25%
27
5
University,
Corp
Lefcourt Realty Corp/L
894 Mar
Nov
5
3% Jun
15
—10
Leesona
Leonard
1,300
5
Mountain States Tel <te Tel,^
7,900
394 Mar
Nov"
5% Dec
1,
1
Ap?
15,900
Apr
1
Ltd
Jill)
"0% Sep
23%
,75 pesos
Inc
A
S
Mines
19%
500
20% July
L
54
33% Oct
Nov
95
Feb
Jan
Feb
5
Co
Oct
Nov
Nov
2214 May
11,300
—
Forge Co
National
-10
Oil
14% Jan
294
Montrose
•
Dec
1894 July
20V*
394
Moody Investors Service partic pref.— *
Mt Clemens Metal
Products com——1
Dec
4894
Jan
Dec
12%
,17
29b
Apr
Nov
Jan
2%
Aug
'
Jan
Mar.
294
10%
Industries—
For footnotes,
Jan
:
2 Va
7.50
Rights
Industrial
30
8
36%
2%
15 V2
118%
200
26
5
£1
Industrial
Sep'
101
2%
Jan
53% May
500
10%
—
2.50
Hygrade Food Products
Imperial
700
28
*
1
Stores
11%
20
5
Manufacturing Co
Imperial Chemical
JUn'
-
1
;
Corp—
Brewing
44
20c
1
Co
Dept Stores Inc.,—,
Rubber Co
Kropp (The)
600
20V* July
12% Mar
314 Feb
3 V4 Mar
(IB)
Hotels
10%
270
97%
3494
_100
Co
85
121%
120
*
Inc
Hydrometals Inc
800
45
29%
10,300
20%
13%
18% Mat-
% Dec
12,000
10'H
Jan
*
1,700
119»
15
1
common
Motors
2994
1
42
2,400
11%
Baking Co
(Harvey »
29 VB
5
Oil
Kt'ucger
29Vo
25c
—
Inc
314 Mar
Oct
;*90% Dec
Stores
(Walter)
(S)
W"
(Del)——
Co
Jewelry
Hi
1
-
1
:
_—
Jan
2
4.9,900
1194
preferred
Howell Electric
Company
Nov
3
509#
A
Bearing Co
A Col,
Kardart
Drug
.7%
£7%.
1
-_r
HormeMGecAr
Horrv.& Hardart
4
2%
.
;
j
Corp——
7%
5,000
29%
6% Jun
Jan
Dec
'
Ciasse B
49,700
314 Mar
Jan
t
'
800
,
:„5
-
i%
•
9%
.7?h
25c
1
11,700
10%
12
.12
1
;
17
4 9*
5
1
Ac Co new common
Ltd
Co
Dec
69#
2.50
Inc.—.
,'i
7%
Dec
4 9*
1
Hofmann Industries Inc_——rl
—
46%
4 9*
:10
l
Co
Nov
87%
4494
921a
25c
—
Gc Inc common—w
Stores
95%
82 V*
4294
25c
Electronics-—
...
Holophane
Jan
83%
10c
—:
Hoffnxan- International Corp
Holly
Jan
-1
Inc
Highway Trader Industries com
5Vf convertible preferred
Class
*
30
50
42%
—*
Higbxe Manufacturing Co
Hoe
74% Mar
31
31
Products Inc_i—.l—10c
Hillijr Aircraft ,Corp_
11% Mar
Oct
2,300
6'4
1
HeroidkRacor Ac
May
7% Oct
2.200
;_*100
Hercules Ga.ior.
34
27%
pfd_——100
preferrw:
9% May
6% Sep
Sep
900
Feb
2,500
-
.1 i!
694
1
:~1
23
5,300
43«
4
6
—
—:—*
wi
2014 Jan
18%
300
694
Sep
Jan
hi
4%
6
.1
—*
25c
-————_
Inc—
Hellei (WE; A* Co 5Vi'v
Helrnerich.
.
21'%
30% -
Jill)
13
700
16
4%
Nov
2
20,200
62 Va
10c
:—:
Ruber,stein
-794
.
J—.'
Corp
Minirg Col
7 94
28%
—12
10c
Co
Lithographing, Co
Hazeitine
Helena-
%
7-%
309*
294
—25
Bishop Ir.c..
Hecla.
.,21 3 4
-10
——;
Light
Instruments
Hastings* Mfg
Havantr
21
—1
!—
Inc-
15%
;
Co
l—
:
.-2
Harbor Plywcf d Corp-i
1———-_1
HarmoivKdrcierji Ine———:—ll—25c
\'k
294
214
C—10c.
Lamp
Fteres
39,800
5%'
Industries
Menasco
,
Electric
1694
59 b
IV4
Merrill Island
'•
•
II
Hartford
1594
554
14,600
Co.,,,,,^
—1
Merchants Refrigerating Co,_,
__,_1
—ul
Corp-i_Irl—J_l.
Corpcc&tion^iU——
Hartfield
16*4
Jan
Dee
23
7V4
r?4
1
.
Halk
Jan
'
6-94
•:?..%.
—:*__l —9c
GuifcHFllmfl- Company Inc—_-i
Bt
Dec
15%
IV*.
1114 Mar
■
29% JU11
7fa Feb
'
—_1
.10c
13%
714 Sep
25,300
Louisiana Land & Exploration
;,'5% "Nov
;
% Oct
.
19
35 3 k
Fel)
*
13% Apr
2614 Jail
,
•1,300
%
'%
162,3
3% Jan
3,100
1%
Jan
97
'11%
U
Dec
13% Dec
2,400
-r
"
Jan
102
•
Apv
814
•
(J %
45% July
13% Mar
July
■
Feb
19%- Aug
27% Mar
*
Nov.
87-
—1
7/ Oct
37
Nov
29 4
900
Coj——
Aug
241^ Oct
17% Jan
r3"
*95'
119a*
1
14 %
.
8% Aug
38%
.fan
I5Vo Sep
«-"4% Mar,
26 Vo Oct
'
900
:
Pel)
.
'31',4
5,400
10 V4
Mi
'
A
May
3%
12
Varnish---—
Gray, Manufacturing; Co
———
&
Nov
9%
Kobacker
Oct;
3%
111/4
Grundt Rapidrf-
H
Oct
3214
i}>
Kleinert
Jan
51
48
3 %
:_2—_j_-—ft—*
ci A—„
5%
% Det:
700
Weste-rm
Mar
9%
Kleiji
Mar
'
A
14
.
15c
Co_—
KirRland Minerals Corp Ltd
Nov
3
35
'
ft 3%
1
B—ft.
July
35%
39%
-
51
.
Oct,
4 Vu
•
151o
h;- Jan
1%
'
Gulf
1,700
»
10c
Kingston
Dec
4%
12Va
Stores
28%
27 V4
Apr
8%
1314
Kirby
Apr
181
35%
11 Va
Consolidated
Griesedieck
26%
1
3% Mar
into
Company
Kingsl'ord Company—
12% Mar
-
'
Manufacturing' —ft—ft—'__4
Grocery
Jun
2y4 Sep
114
Kin-Ark
18% Oct
94
Cp—:_.i———ft-*
Deferred
5 Vs
Apr
12%
Kidde
14% July
•
Nov
6
2.500
Goodman* Manufacturing
Jan
Jan
"10%
3,600
11%
Go»HferAdo;:i Incr__u
Corp
&%■
1,500
Apr
12 Va
1%
Kay
Feb
9 Va
23,500
22 \
Mines—'—
Golcl Soak Products
Greer
814
•
Glass
Kawneer
Jan
9%
169%i Dec
"
Gorhanr
27 V* May
22%
Dec
12%
Knott
10%
aloba Hhion Co
7%
Nov
&-
25
1
_»
class
Dec
IH4
preferred——ft—*
.ft— -ft!
*
Glenmore BisT'/UerieS
Jan
Corp—
Kawecki Chemical Co
L
—
Ct»
Goldttekk
Jan
8
3};}
15,400
25
1
Genung'» Inco* pqratecL—
Gilbert (AC)
82
14Va
Jan
7S4
1
Katz
Nov
1ft
Nov
38
c,ep rets ord reg..._—'_£1
Flreproofing .*—:1
5
Enterprises—-—
*
General Plywood; Corp.—.i...._!—50c
General* Store." Corporation..1—ft——1
General Transistor Corp
i—
—1
GianC Yello^ Knife Gold
19 %
Nov
35 3 it
Incus
Gilchrist
13'a
181
1%
—•—1
Corp
.
Dec
%
•
5
500
American
$4.60 preferred
Nov
3,300
(D) & Company——50c
Kansas Gas & Electric 4 % % pfd—10O
May
5%
11,000
16 Va
—1
Ltd—
30
12,700
5%
181.
General
Georgia- Po*er S5
72
17%
8 Vh
1
Kaltman
Jan
18%
Jail
■
100
T
5convertible preferred.
General
5Va
11
°
Co__-_-J_.
Deveiorment
July
'*
38,300
4,700
5,000
".
.13 9>*
5
Alio?*. Co.c__
General Buncfrt Corp common.:
He strip :Co
1,200
16%
7
10c
Kaiser
Dec
17 Va
21,400
4i°
5'14
"
General
General-
2'/*
i7i/8
1
:
—
'■
' -v
-
common
General
14
100
%
:
53«
*9
rcg.—
C6.—
17%
*
.
8%
"11
£1
n*——1.25
ord
1,100
16 Va
10c
ft—__
preferred---.-i_,!_•■
M£g
%
Va'
5? h
Company—— ——1—-1
Fowcr
Gellman
5
;
1
Head Brewing Co
Gatineau
*
2.50
Inc.
Americax* dtp* rets
Fox
.111
.*
—I:
Ltd— "
15
*%
V)
Inc.———_J—1
Canada
(1
Ford- Motor
-j
Corp
(MHCo
4
25c
1
Sterling Ine.;._ft—
Fishman.
3,900
Jetronic Industries Inc_
Aug
Nov
27 Ys
Fargo
Filmways
61,300
7%
2%
(share for sharei_„_
Jeannette
ta 1
14
■
Jan
125
__30
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops. Inc:
Faraday Uranium
22%
7 VB
2%
I
Jan
25
Jan
9%
V2
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates;—
Common sits -of
20%
714
pfd—100
Manufacturing-
reclassified
Common
Feb
20%
1
Service Co 3.90%
ilVo Mar
24
:_10c
Jupiter Oils LtcL
l
;
—
Corp
A
Oct
33V3C
Inc
Israel-American Oil
Mar
Jun
Co
Irving Air Cliutc
914 Mar
F
Fabrew
Public
Fireman
Ironrite
60% Mar
Jun
Resistance
Iron
Feb
13
«
Intex.Oil Company
Investors Royalty J._!
12% July
6% Mar
Sep
5%
400
300
11%
40 Va
5,900
•6%
-10 Va
104
.
3% Nov
42
10
common
116% Mar
9% May
22,300
-
Feb
Apr
45% Jan
32
16
33Vo May
3%
16 V*
34%
32
Jan
■
200
5
Jan
3Va
High
12% Aug
27 Vs Sep
International Products
1
*
1,600
-
Dec
19
3%''
31 %
36%
1,100
10'
Low
13%
30 %
Sep
7Va Sep
17
3,700
l
Range Since Jan. I
High
12%
6
175,800
100
13 >/4
1
International Petroleum Co Ltd
V*
uoc
Low
1
Dec
1%
.
Shares
30%
25Va
9
for Week
Dec
l'/4
834
\
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Apr
Jan
-23 >/2
Manufacturing Co
Esquire
Oct
1434
l5a
preferred.._
Eureka. Corpora:ion
Eureka Pipe L:f.e;
23 Vs
900
24%
pfd
i
Corp: common
2__j_
$2. convertible preferred.—
G'fr
34,300
20%
1
Equity
Erie
243s
19 V-s
^_5c
«
Empire
High
..20c
±<__
-
Emery Air-Fre:eht Corp
Low
24
27%
1
Electronic:;
High
Week's
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
24 Va
50c
Thursday
STOCKS
Jan. 1
Range Since
20 %•
i__i
Specialty Co
_
Low
5
Corp
"
for Week
of Prices
Par
Electric
« *ange for Week Ended December 25)
Sales
Sale Price
Exchange
29
32
1514
814
8
3%
3%
600
800 r
5
—i—i
Feb
Feb
Mar
'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2-738)
.
.
.
Monday, December 28,1950
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended December 25)
Exchange
American Stock
Nestle-Le
'nl
New
Park
New
6,300
347b
Dec
16,700
1%
Feb
20,400
74
Dec
174 Mar
Sep
3074 Mar
27)4
i«
1 l«
"
2
V
.
214'
l'b
2414
6.700
i3%
13
v..
1
28
'Ul
1M.
1%
11,400
if.
600
17%
22
New
York. Auction
37%
38:%
York &
41
37)4
41
1,850
New
York
Co-—
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3874
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30
30
25
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874
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147b
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2.900
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6
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7,000
64
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32
7,100
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4074
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2)4 Oct
5% Mar
2
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47 b
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54,300
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100,200
1 :j
37,600
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414%
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1
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1 r,
200
787b
1
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89)4 Mar
'
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1 ti
Feb
2 Vh May
Nov
27b
Jan
Nov
17b
Jau
10c
2%
2)4
2%
13,900
174 Jan
4%
Jau
.20c
.20c
5%
5%
574
23,000
0%
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23%
"23 %
3% July
J 874 Jan
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377%
387b
373b
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27b Mar
5%
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Northern
North
Aug
1 )4 Mar
8%
A —-10
Ltd
Oils
Canadian
Pcnn
Dec
347b
Petroleum
Ogden Corp
Ohio Brass Co
Ohio
Okalta
Old
Oils
Town
Corp.
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,
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1
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85
4%
72
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700
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200
410
8,100
41 b
3%
72
1.300
3%
400
4
series
18:%
19
1,300
16%
65
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14
4,100
13%
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1U0
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19%
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200
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200
17%
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16 %
20 3 4
120
20
157b
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21
Apr
July
600
167 b
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17:'«
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Sep
20 3»
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53.000
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2,100
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700
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47«
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10
Mar
7%
6%
7%
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8
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25
preferred...
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4
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28 "a
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25
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28
28%
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25
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25
4.50redeemable 1st preferred
,25
4.36%
redeemable 1st preferred
25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
dividend
preferred
preferred
$4.75
dividend
$4.75
conv
$4.3(5
dividend
Oct
Sep
2(5
22%
Sep
26% Jan
Northern
Petroleums
Airlines-.
22%
Paddlngton
Park
Pen
Class
21
300
20% Sep
23
81
83
(580
81
Dee
95% Mar
807ii
90
80%
Dec
91% Mar
87'a
230
861
Peninsular
'
Dee
100
Feb
123
10
120
Nov
143 %
Jan
79
80
330
79
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41M
37'B
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12
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3,100
9
4,400
7%
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91
277
90%
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Socman
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Inc
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1,400
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-37 7it Mar
32.700
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5% Jan
1
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2%
1
1
974
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9%
l'«
24.200
10 Vh
1,100
22
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%
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2,900
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1,700
574
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a
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800
4%
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87b
Jan
1(5)4
7,300
127b
Jan
197b
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87b
9
117b
11'%
31VL
45
Nov
97b
Jan
1474 May
16% Dec
500
1 (5T
89
77b
8%
9,200
827b
Dec
98'% Mar
1,600
1014
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L47()
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974
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1,300
147b
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45
4,000
100
57 b Aug
32
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67
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1
27b
27u
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1,400
21b
Nov
4 7 it
Jan
21%
1974
25'a
(52,00 0
1414
Sep
25 lb
Dec
(Del)..,.2.50
1(1
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13 7 b
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6174
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41
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4 lit
^1
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19
20 )a
2,000
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21
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16%
500
1074
Jan
1774 Dec
Inc
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Gas
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'
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27b
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54
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2
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Shawinigan
Sherman
83
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15%
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47'4
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4,'b
Dec
4,700
41.1.
15.700
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815 Mar
Mar
*
97b
97b
9%
1,700
97b
Dec
117%
Jan
8071-
80%
83%
225
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Sep
90
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—
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12.50
common
Rico Telephone Co.,
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co
20c
—
3(5%
•
200
32
Oct
44
27
2674
900
181b
Jan
23
223b
28%
5,500
187b
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17b
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57b
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137»
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55%
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23 %
23%
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23%
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1,300
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cumulative
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convertible
4.32%
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Shares
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International
Petrol
Talon
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Class
4%
700
3074
300
21%
36
36
36 7
14
14
cumulative
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Tliew
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12% Mar
4
4
4%
3,400
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22 %
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23)4
1,000
13
July
27 %
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76
76
78
300
7(5
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86%-
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6
15,600
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1
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5%
37a
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4%
4
17%
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4%
6%
600
47 a
1,600
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4',4
29,500
17
17 la
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4 %
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4
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16%
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7','n
8%
Aug
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97b
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2 1
121b
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27«
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127b
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8
13
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97
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374
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2%
88
12,900
19
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.
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8
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4,500
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8
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10
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10
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400
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18
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300
31
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17
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12
12
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10
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14 U
213 b
21
23
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21
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34%
28%
1
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28
28%
900
28
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86
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21
21%
300
1774
Jan
24
Aug
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13
Nov
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deposit rets ord registered
I
deposit rets def registered
Shipyards Corp
=—.—
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Amer
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4%%
Tonopah Mining of
Topp
Tower
Industries
Acceptance
Trans
Cuba
Lux
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,
.....
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Feb
25-
25%
1.600
78%
78
79%
3%
3%
4'.4
3,200
3
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7%
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13.600
6
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12%
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3
3%
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5)a
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3%
3'a
33a
3.500
27s
Oct
6%
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3%
27
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.-_-50c
3'a
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u
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274
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2%
10
10"'8
17%'
2,400
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147b Mar
131-1
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227b
25 %
25%
100
Apr
22%
Nov
31 %
Feb
of America
Cable
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8
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5%
38%
425
class A.——,
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...
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247a
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5s
5s
20
warrants,,.
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100
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100
500
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1
17%
16 7 u
9%
preferred
50c
1
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17%
10%
;
1.25
_•
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97b T^ar
,
47b
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd
Toledo Edison
8
4% Mar
1,200
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8
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57(i
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.—
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70c
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2;'b
1
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Oct
16%-Feb
Nov
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17%
—.—5
—
Thompson-Starrett
44,
3%
8
29%
Corp
Co
Apr
46
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2674 Aug
3,900
6%
21%
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534
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Texstar
-
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27b July
27%*
—
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'
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33% Jail
-12
200
3%
27 7b
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•
•
300
534
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*
10
common,
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wi
common
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18 7 *4 July
11,100
234
1
new
23"
u
a
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preferred,,:
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Mar
26% July"
3%
3%
4
27
;
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19%. Nov
7% Nov
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-* 10
'
Apr
3%
Mar
43
-
,
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24
common—___1- —^-5
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common
Technicolor
Tilo
£i
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'
2,900
50c
_
class
B
1974 Nov
43
23%
—1
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2%'Ocl.
42
Corp,——1
Co
Sep
Jan
2,700
141%-Mar
""1574. Jan
~
24
1
——
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11%
8%
5 % Mar
15% Mar
Jan
42
■—*
Co,
Stylon
Superior Tool
3%;
1~*
——
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Container
Stone
Thorofare Markets Inc
83«
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3%
41%
Apr
Jan
Mar
2)4 Jau
.
16%
1,000
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"
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18--
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G
300
a
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71
300
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16)4
2,000
3%
23-
5,100
30%
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L4r,b
274 Oct1
974 Soil
574 Feb
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Sterling Aluminum Products.,.
...5
Sterling Brewers Inc-.,,—,_—.,1. 1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)——10c
11%
46
2,700
247 ;r Aug
.' G
17% "Fob;
48
Sep
32,300
15 %
117b
Oct
37.100
4?n
13%
Vh
37
1,100
Tenney Engineering Inc
2
3h
8
12%
l.;
4%
13%
.
.
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% Dec-
400
10
1,200
Texam
22
.
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7
24%
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1,200
1.500
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3,600
3,000
u
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2%
3%
12)i
3%
19%
5%
28%
3%
.
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11%
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17'% July
.
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3% Dec
23 7
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2%
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1,400
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27.7ii
16
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21% July
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(A)
.
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23b
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277b
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1,800
23%
12 %6
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.
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-
1,300
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.,50c
9 %
17%
63%
84.e^.Jan
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25
9
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2,200
16 "ft
Apr
5'% Jan
17 Vn
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9%
11,300
61%
—.—1
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•
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300.,.
6%
73
25
9' it
53:%.Marr
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700
400
571/4 Mar
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,,.20
Standard
Financial Corp.:
1
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19%
12%
4
11%
Sperry Rand Corp warrants——?—
Stahl-Meycr
Inc—
Forgings
20:,4
: -
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20
-
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2574 Mai
lJ9,7i Sep
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700
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46'
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2,400
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20 7
5
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30
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Southland
257k Mar
;
53'4.hil.v
22 % Hep
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'
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50%
20
20%
preferred,,——25
4.24% cumulative preferred,———25
i4.08% cumulative preferred,:—^^25
Southern California Petroleum Corp..2
Sjiencer Shoe
28% Dec
,
53-;
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9)% Mar
,
18)4 Sep
3,900
55%
-
Nov
-
-47% July
L77*Mar
Jan
9' 4- Feb
7
.
300
29%
preferred,,——,25
cumulative
Southern
(,%-Dec
Edison—
cumulative
4.78%
•
13-
10% Mai>
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4134
28
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Oct
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59!%. Aug.:
4
16,700
8
41 Tin Aug
471
3,300
5%
Aug
42
187
Dec
4574 May
12,100
5%
12.50
Co
Southern California
4
9% Mar
57
5%
£1
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Teleprompter
Nov
52%
54
.,,..—20
Inc—%—_—————,5
Paper Mills—,—,*
——
1
Manufacturing
——I
.1,1
Tel-A-Sign
6%
1>-Mar
Sop
-31'4, Nov*
31% Sep.
Co__—,—_,1
Corp
Jan
7,900
G74
(Howard)
Dec
6%
Jan
G.'.br Jan
4'.a, Nov
100
Airways
Smith
Sonotone
13'%
6%
4'% Mar
,V Sep
23,000
-
22
67n
3u
28-
As Telev Corp,.10c
Electronics
%
29
17b
11
Hi
1.5
dep rets ord registered
900
2674
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44,-,
26Nov
.
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—
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26,000
27%
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Manufacturing Co Ltd—■
Amer
Sklatron
Sep
Jan
321% Dee
26 3 4
Singer
7fit
14% July
3(5 7 a July
Jan
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%
8
—
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25
54%
19%
27%
—i
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u
1BU
54
—_2
Singer
Electric
20c
Avenue
Venezuelan
Sinclair
International
Oct.
Dec
200
34%
Taylor
Mar
47
42,000
Ltd
Tampa
13%
9974 Mar
78
—
Dec
Sep
100
47
47
47* Mar
112
Dec
88
31%
preferred—,.
convertible
$3
Simpson's
14% Mar
100
;
footnotes,
3,900
18
Apr
.
87%Mar
36)4 Jan
Simmons-Boardmau Publications—
29% Nov
23%
54
Sep
107)4
__
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Shares,'
American
4(5 Vu
.1
Inc
<
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12
41.100
n
'
19(55
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'
Sep
800
12") 4
117b
,1
:
Royal American Corp.
Russeks
Dec
50c
.
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royalite
Nov
9%
20
111m
Royce Ltd—
Roosevelt
10%
700
1
Robinson Technical Products Inc
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
pfd F
(I) & Sons Inc class A
Amer dep rets ord
4,300
22
174
——III
^
Rokeach
Rolls
11%
300
7b
"1
Valley Gas' Co—
extended
Oct
47b
1
,
Ex-Liquidating distribution
Grande
Oct
31
12 1
lo
Inc
Corp
Rico Argentine Mining Co
Ridgeway Corp—
Vtc
47%
Jun
207ii
1
Resistoflex
Rio
Aug
19%
1,400
12
50c
Inc.',,—
Industrial
27%
4.100
23
113,,
1
Co
Arms
Foil
Jun
20'%
_5c
Investment
(RobertI
Shnca
18)4 Feb
!
Jan
27-t. Dec.
1,500
31 %
Ltd
Mines
1% Mar
1574 Oct
43'% Mar
Feb
Jan
67b
29
7,400
""78
...
Silvray Lighting Inc,—
New
12
1
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp.,
Reliance Insurance Co
Republic
9%
21%
1
Co
Soundcraft
Republic
11
Investment
America
Reinsurance
Reis
1
20
23%
3,500
40'%
22)4
200
25%
22%
preferred
Estate
Reeves
40%
26%
3.33
!
common,
Reda Pump
29
1
Corp
Trust of
29
~_io
(newi,
convertible
$1.25
29
;
.
700
31
37b
2
—:
24%r July
Feb
35
.
Symington Wayne Corp warrants:—..
Co
Rath
Packing Co
Raymond International Inc
Reading Tube
9
;
—3
—3
._10c
Co—10c
—
Co
Sunset
Q
Quebec Lithium Corp..,
R ap id- A mer ica n
1,900
—-.
a
Canada..,._
Corp of America—
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A-
Stetson
Feb
3
.5
—
Investment
5,700
77«
107% 10814
4
108'4
„100
———
of
Jan
'/ .24% Dec
•,
Mar
14%
4.300
■'
preferred
4%
Stihnes
.
Puerto
Ramo
12
Apr
77b
Sep
& Sep
11%
307b
0
Power,.,—
<fe
new
57b
1
—5
Inc.—
Products
r
4
Jan
61%
47'.4
458
Nov
Sep
700
preferred ......100
Colorado—
of
cumulative
4.400
Apr
G78 Mar
-
Sep
19 V* July
U
^.1
Mining
Denn
14%
■
'
Standard
5014 July
714 Feb
57%
Prophet
4 %'/(
-fi Sep
..
28% Jan
6214
Progress
Public
Dec
ir.:
East Dome
Providence
45
__l
A———
Inc
Royalties Ltd.,,..
Co.'
_L.
—J.
Prentice-Hall
(i 7
87%
45
Pratt & Lambert
Preston
87b
574.
15
10
Jan
15%
89
9
Power Corp of Canada,..,
Oil
07u
1
Polymer Corp class A..'
Prairie
5%
Inc..10c
Jan
97b Mar
757b July
:
*
50
Pneumatic Scale
22):.
Jan
14%. May
9
Jan
800
40'%
1574
♦
■
Jan
200
.
1
5%
Dec
GO Vh
hi
41
4
Polymers
7.
417,,
i st
pesos
,
17% Aug
15
10:U
6(5 Vh
lOe
Pittsburgh Railways Co,
Feu
10%
3%
7
'
41'%
1
Corp
14
18
Dec
147b
,_l
——
5
&
b
27
10%
7%
Inc
3'%
500
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107)r Nov
13
27,700
13%
24
10% Apr
6)n Sep
1% Jan
2,900
22
1
Co.,,:
Leather
Sliattuck
2% Jan
4% Jan
14 %
l
Products
1(5%
2
(Deli.
Piasecki Aircraft Corp
Pierce Industries Inc
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Powdrell
,.v
26.500
24 3
24:,h
Servomechanisms
21% Oct
27%
2»4
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co—_
Poloron
Apr
30:i4
Products..,
&
4%
4,V
23
Corp of America,——,,1
Servo
Tfr-Jan
14% Feb
V
Jan
24%
,3
—
8)4 Mar
Dec
——:—10c
Sentry Corp _——
Serrick Corp class B
Mar'
1874
;
Materials
13%
102
30
Industries
Plastic
Apr
Jan
2)4
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
.
67a
19 Vn
Sep
19)4
(The).,
Steel
Jan
11%
30%
Co—4—
Oils
90% Mar
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)..20
Circle Corp...
2.50
Phoenix
3%
39,100
8%
•
91
Perfect
Peruvian
1
.«
Ltd,
Metal
Traffic
86)4
123
100
Corp
Canada
67«
2 %
4%
4.'.i
Jau
vtc__2 Bol
(O A)
B'———■
of
Jun
80 7b
Amer-shares—1 Bol
Parkersburg-Aetna
Patino
Penn
pfd.
Company
class.A
Co
2(5
23% Jan
20%
„
...1
Tubes...
Chemical
Dee
Jim
"
Pantepec Oil (CA)
Parker
22 %
20%
HI
1
—_
<fc
Petroleum
Pancoastal
800
600
"
Ltd
Llght5%
Corp class A
Pagc-IIersey
23
217it
80 3 «
9
Power
500
Jan
21%
Wttn'sints
Pacific
23'/.
29.)a Jan
■
*
preferred..,
preferred
Pacific
1,700
2.200
500
General——A
Security Freehold Petroleums..———D
Seeburg (The) Corp..:
,1:
1—1
V»!(r'Aug
14— Aug
Jan
16,200
4%
27% Jan
22)a
1,500
0
dividend
Pacific
Apt*
24
23 Vi
23 %
*
L—
32
25\\ Sep
24 Vii
23
23 %
Sep
400.
24
redeemable
$4.40
5
7%
4%
Corp
1^ May
■
Jan
8%
67«
31 it
Securities
Apr
10% Mar
23 % Mar
Nov
3%
7%
3%
Silver-Miller
42% Mar
Apr
200
'
5%
y/c
7»
1,400
8
1
Seaboard
July
20
.
{;! Doc
'1)a Jun
■
•
_
Seaporcel Metals Inc..—.——i~10c
r,
38%
28r,b
...—„—10
1st
Apr
22
6% Nov
6
—
Silver Creek Precision Corp..,^—
Pacific Clay Products
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
.
4% Nov
Ltd-———3.50
—
Paper Corp
Sayre & Fisher Co^
Scurry-Rainbow
=
1%
(Del)—
Inc
Saxon
Dec
77b
7
24" 8 Mar
11%
.187a Jun
9%
Shoe
20%
19%
20)4 Mar
'
1\ Mar
——50c
Ltd
Petroleums
Sarcee
Sherwin-Williams
Mar
6% jun
•
Nov
7%
7%
preferred———_—20
Sherwin-Williams
80
'
-
Sep
137«
preferred.,—V—20
Petroleums Ltd—.
,1
57b May
Nov
500
Jan
187n
Ltd.——16 pesos
series
474 Feb
Nov
Nigh
6% m
3% Oct
2,600
14
——*
Inc-.^——~—2.50
98% Mar
l)a Jun
Nov
27b
■
I
—.
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!»
1 h
207b May
40% Mar
'
1
Securities
3614
)'>
3%
Corp common
Electric
Oxford
Ltd———
Corp
4.40'v
Scton
17,100
86%
85
%
7
40c
cumulative preferred———7
!8_10s
O'okicp Copper Co Ltd Amer shares,10s
—5
Opelika Mfg Corp——-
Overseas
%
86
-.100
preferred....
24
36
—1
—.1
Power 4%%
3%
4
"
O
Occidental
Lawrence
5.60%
Dec
41
17b
,
■
Northeast
387*
Feb
—1
,
Class- B—4——
North
28,900
Oct
Jan
Low
3 r,H
37«
37«
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
5%
series preferred—
r—'-20
4%%. series preferred
:
20
Feb
17)4 Fell.
1:,
Sep '
1% Sep
Range Since Jan. 1
High
San
Jun
1i7i
17b.
North American Royalties Inc.
North
in
3%
215
1
Inc:
Southern Railway
American Cement class
Norfolk
North
)•>
Dec
Nov
LOW
—-—.1
—
San Carlos Milling Co
1 y Mar
Feb
1,700
Shares
S
St.
Salem-Brosius
22 % Mar
Nov
1
110
,'ZZi
0
Haynes
&
Oct
Sep
12
2,600
51,800
3874
for Week
Petroleum,,,— _„1
Consolidated
Ryan
Ryerson
57b Mar
7a
«
Process
Superior Oils
Dec
214
Co,—_—■
New
New
23 7 b
35%
13)4
Mining Co—:
Jan
%
:20c
—_
Jan
13%
Range
of Trices
Par
2)h
1,—1
Land——1—1
Oils Ltd
23/s
3,700
Exchange
High
47b May
34%
277b
New Pacific Coal
10,800
2378
8
Zinc—.— ——25c
Mexico & Arizona
New
3)b
7
25c
Jersey
Low
High
2 )ii
Haven
New
American Stock
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Trice
STOCKS
■
Range Since Jan. 1
347b
.—..20
New
v
.
22%
23
England Tel & Tel
—20
1
Clock & Watch Co
1
.50c
Idria Min & Chem Co——50e
New
,
37b
33-i
1
~
Shares
Low
—30c
—30c
Corp
Co—-
Mur
for Week
,
Par
National Union Electric
Range
of Trices
Last
Sale Trice
Thursday
Sales
Week's
Thursday
stocks
<r
*~
••
iApr
Volume
190
Number
5911
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2939)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Thursday
STOCKS
Last
*-<-American Stock Exchange
Tri-Contineivtal
Range
10
XJ
...
Unexcelled
Chemical
Investment
.Union
Stock
Union
2.2
Corp.:
Co
United'Cuban
United
21+8
22
1,000
Amer dep
S Air
A 6s
400
16+2
Sep
Universal
Controls
Jan
29
Dec
Sep
1074
Apr
4ft Sep
11.Dec
7ft
11+2
200
10
29
400
23+2
7
5,600
6%"
4%
4ft
4%
ir,
1
Jo
its
6
27,700
22,500
%
ft
14,500
50%
52%
/•1.400
6%
7+8
6,200
6%
5%
x6%
1.000
-
7
5%
2ft
4% Feb
%
52
74
1
574s
874
100
5+8
2,700
5
5
Oct
Dec
190
16+2 Mar
3%
10%
10+8
10%
800
46%
45+o
47%
22,900
35
Nov
4774
10
10%
700
8
Nov
1274 Aug
Corp.....
4
+2
5
4%,
2+2 Jan
500
No
1374 Mar
8+2 Dec
14
1% Jan
f
Dec
1952
L967
B
1967—
(Prov)
674s
2
1949
:
A
1997
Ex-dividend,
x
Bonds
being
Ex-riglits.
flat.
y
traded
5%
5%
6%
36+2
36+4
36 %
12,300
2,400
35+2
Nov
53
Jan
25c
T
17%
17%
18 %
22,500
15
Jun
2174
Nov
$ Thursday's bid and ask prices;
S Reported in receivership.
Sep
..14
*
1874
I2--
180
167a
19
93 VB
-
95
-
wJan-July
Jan-July
—Feb-Aug
$9574
$96
90
90
64
65
$120
2
$63
$60
__
$60
$9874 1 00
.$57"
98%
102%
57
__
4574
46
46
12
5874
45
5174
38 74
$4074
44
Ex-liquidating
z
dividend.
;
;
' '
'
""
"2
*' '*» '
•,
sales being transacted during the current week.
Abbreviations used above—^"cod,"
15
(Flat
2
Sugar
180
180
$16%
a Deferred delivery transaction
(not included in year's range). d3Ex-interest.
distribution. n g'Ex-stocls dividend,
li Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule- transaction
3'ear's range),
r Transaction for cash
(not included in year's range),
tEx-dis¬
in
25c
Inc...
Jan-July
Jan-J.uly
2s 2012__Jan-Jnfz/
ilO
Oil
180
U50
value,
par
included
tribution.
1
stamped (Plan A)
Ex-liquidating
(not
Feb
,
A
series
Rio de Janeiro
2774 Aug
774 Jan
Nov
J,
.
6%s
"•
tiso
Banks and Clearing Assn—
(Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan
May
1
1
Waterways
~
'
•"
1
Peru
Dec
1
:_i
&
$120
__
Feb-Aug
^..Aprll-Oct
stamped (Plan A) 274s 2008
May-Wot)
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A 7s (Issue of
May 1927) 1947
—ifap-NOV
'A7s (issue of Oct 1927) 1947
Aprll-Ocf
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972..
—June-Dec
Parana stamped
(Plan A)
274s 2008
Mar-Sept
*
12:..
.2Jan-July
1951
Maranhao
1174 Mar
574
series
474s
Dec
Nov
168
'
—'
17%
17+8
17+4
50c
—
B
Port
AHanover
Jan
5274
4}i May
;.-
1951
Debt Adjustment debs—
/
Jan
Sep
Feb
+4
35
%
_10s
7s
Jan
11
100
Co
Insurance.
Marion Corp
Feb
2074 Aug
12 74 Aug
28%
-
Corp——50c
American
Consolidated
series
Gorman Savings
Dec
'
Co,..
_2__!
.2.22—
Universal
Utah-Idaho
17%
6%
Aluminum_22___
Universal
Universal
17%
Ltd-—
^Rubber Reclaiming
Universal
17%
1
Conditioning Corp
United stores
2674
.10c
Canal.
U 3 'Ceramic 'Tile
Jan
2
U S -Foil Co class B
"2 U S
Jun
7%
28%
vtc
rets ord registered
United ^Pacific
U
24
11,500
Inyesting._2.60
22—2;
5
Products!
United N J RR &
Jan
19
(Germany)
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A6s series A
1952
3174 Aug
26%
50c
Ine._li___.2_.
Co
Nov
24
__1
Corp......
United Molasses
25+b
24
.20
2.
....
Improvement Ac
"./United' Milk
,
21%
A
Corp
Oil
United ^Elastic
■
3,500
♦
Omaha_2_:
United Canso Oil & Gas Ltd
.
28
5
—
Yards of
Asbestos
.United
[%
27+4
ABaden
High
ADanzig
United Aircraft Products....
.
Low
'
Union-Gas Co of Canada.....'
-
Range Since Jan. 1
High
•
;
...
Shares
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
for Week
Low
27%
Temper Corp...
True
,
warrants
(Range for Week Ended December 25)
Sales
of Prices
Sale Trice
Par
31
__
30
7
7+8
:
17%
7,500
Jan
3674
13%
j
16%
17
5
%
Jan
2274 May
7+8
2,100
6+a Jan
10%
2,800
6
•
,
974 Mar
tive;
when
issued;
■
.
.
-
certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; •"cura^i' cumula¬
"M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates:
with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
• -
"conv," convertible;
"w i,"
Feb
8
;
no
"w w,"
■
-"V
-Valspar
Corp
Tire
...Vanderbilt
...1
—
Rubber
&
Industries
Van "Norman
1
13%
7+4
5
7+2
4%
7
1,200
5+8
23,900
1674 July
974 July
Oct
4%
800
14%
13
Jan
Jan
7% July
6% Feb
197s'May
0
Vinoo
Corporation
1
Inc
5 +8
5%
8,900
2%
Sep
6 74
5+2
5%
6
8,200
3%
Jan
874
Jun
13%
1,000
12%
Dec
1974
Jan
l1__^22^_.__
12%
10c
12+4
13
13 +8 '
13%
11%
*
eft—J2—-.2:-'.
Stock and Bond Averages
Dec
2
:i_'
Vita Food Products
Vogt Manufacturing
Vornado
5%
25c
Virginia Iron Coal <te Coke Co
:
7%
1
warrants
Victoreen XThe) Instrument Co
".
9%
10
13% '
900
9+4 Jan
9+4 Jan
16
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.:
on
are
1374 Mar
2,600
Below
-Stocks10
Co.—___.:_2—_*
Waco -Aircraft
Wagner
.2
.1 '.Vfy •preferred
Waitt fe'Bond
:
voting
Baking
trust
ctfs
Inc
6
2,600
2%
Jan
3%
4
1,100
2+a
Jan
1
common........
71
•
i
roads
ities
3
3%
18
1%
1%
1+2
676.65
154.78
87.00
218.84
87.16
87.17
Wentworth
.
92%
91%
93+4
230
—__1
3%
3)4
3%
600
1.25
3+8
1+4
1 111"
-5
-
Manufacturing
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
j
Chemical
West
Products
Inc
West "Texas Utilities 4.40%
Western
Development
Western
Leaseholds
Western
«Amer
Tablet
Westmoreland
Ltd
*
Invest
Weyenberg
Wichita River
Oil
Williams
1
Industries
Co—;
&
Industries
-American
;
1
8
3,900
3ft
2,000
Bethlehem
Boston
Steel
Edison
40c
Industries
Chicago
Transit
ft
Delaware
1st
-
mortgage
General
Builders
subord
:6s
Great
4s
National
5%s
New
50
Nov
37%
Jan
16,800
%
Nov
700
17%
Jun
1%
12%
10,500
Nov
474
18%
974
Dec
3%
350
3%
Nov
2,300
13%
Jan
45 74
250
18
Sep
21
85
Oct
100
Feb
2,300
2174
Nov
30%
1,700
42
Oct
for
47
+4
%
3%
100
ia.f
lft
1 in
7,800
20%
20%
20 7 b
1
Dec
Dec. 18, '59
Composite
Dec
Durable
3%
Dec
Non-Durable
174 May
Transportation
29 74
Feb
Aug
Dec
974
Sep
Trade,
474
Nov
974
Jan
Bonds
No.
Low
99
5
3674
85%
34
8374
120% 120%
._
1978——Jan-July
15
7974
1993—May-Nov
May
Jan-July
Theatres &
liq tr ctfs—
57
15
3%s
21.
Dec.
22
—
—
114
64
111
20+4
20+4
1
20
81+2
15
-
Mar-Sep
May-Woo
1963
•
78
39
109
GO
106
1970
76
Rapid
American Co
574s
-Safe
Electric
7s
subord
conv
Harbor
&
Water
Gas
deb
debs
1964
Power
California
6s
1998_Jan-J«Zy
1967_T
Corp
-Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
Southern
Co
conv
Edison
33
May-Woo
April-Oct
3s 1981__May-Woo
deb '62__Jan-July
1965
37'as series A 1973
38 series B
Mar-Sepf
series
G
1982
474s
series
J
1982
4%s
series
Southern
K
1983
California
Gas
3%s
1970
touthern Counties Gas (Calif) 3s 1970
outhwestern
1971
Electric 3%s
Gas
,_fVasatch Corp deb
&
6s
A
ser
1963
-Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Webb ft Knapp Inc
■
$95+4
tveBt
Penn
5s debs
Traction
5s
1974—
i960
iBl
Sales
$238,000
$7,387,00C
6,308,000
287,000
6,595,000
6,009,000
158,000
5,597,000
99.000
2,890,767
—
—
6,167,000
5,696,000
Holiday
11,447,114
——
$782,000
$25,063,000
Shares—.
of
—
—
$25,845,000
—
Jan. 1 to Dec. 25
1958
11,447,114
1958
1959
8,943,580
S.
88+a
735,400,866
806,9^3,381
$17,741,000 $1,554,584,200 $1,363,230,120
95
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
90%
100
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
178
Foreign
Dec.
21.
1,867,445
$145,000
$2,000
Dec.
22
1,442,755
1,524,725
136,000
190,000
8,000
1,000
145,000
1,000
8,000
199,000
1,366,825
77,000
1,000
8,000
86,000
$20,000
$580,000
86V«
5
75
82
74%
84
20
83+2
93
73
5
84%
84+B
5
4
91+2
85
96
90
93
65%
107+4
82+a
■
90
96%
66
8
■
—
o
24—
Fri.
Dec.
25
—
Bonds
Bonds
$150,000
Holiday
Total
;
8,201,750
$548,000
$12,000.
61%
99
87
92
103
97 V*
Jan. 1 to Dec. 25
Week Ended Dec. 25
I
105%
85+a
1
23—;
Dec.
105+2
96+4
86%
Dec.
Bonds
Bonds
100%
98+a
16
100
Wed.
Thur..
91
89
98
__
Shares)
•
86
82+a
1
99
$99% 1°°
Total
Mon.
82
__
$91 %
Corporate
Tues.
__
36
96%
Foreign
Gov't
Domestic
$3,000
91
99
(No. of
85%
85
$86%
65%
$25,845,000
99
89
80
86+a
J«ne-Deo
1,295,778,100
96+2
$98
—'
1,486,738,600
78
90
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
16,873,000
88
85
r'
67,244,020
,
__
'
$96%
--
99,000
67,817,600
25,063,000
Industrial
Total—
103
16,000
$868,000
_
60+8
__
89%
$70
90
and
$109,000
$12,000
—
$782,000
—
_
71
65
85%
$79
$75
———
Bank
—-
$61%
8974
Government
Stocks
$83
83%
June-Dec
Bond
$7,149,000
123
113
3
151
151
83%
June-Aug
Bonds
1959
U.
168
93+4
97
75+4.
Jan-July
Gov't
Bonds
3,290,085
•
Railroad
86
75+4
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
Total
U. S.
Bank
Bonds
>"
...
Stocks—Number
98
89+4
7574
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Jan-Aug
:
231.8
Foreign
Bonds
24——... -—2,316,170
85%
115+2
8
Feb-Aug
1981
I
23
Foreign
80
90
$85
117% 117+2
Feb-Aug
4%s series H 1982
series
—•
$90%
11774
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
3%s
Int'l
Railroad
and Miscel.
25
85
85%
12
86
75
3%s series E
4%s
-
Week Ended Dec. 25
89
100
89
75
3%s series D 1970
1973
'283.8
Dec.
94+4
101%
75
2748 series C 1976
3s series F 1979
360.4
Dec.
75
—
88%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1973
441.6
+0.3
125
88
30
$96
Jan-July
Service
+0.8
—0.1
Fri.
International
75
75
Power
3%a
211.0
296.0
Bonds—
108%
1st
Public
371.6
438.0
47
86+4
113+2 123
$80
to
457.8
510.5
+0.4
119+4
113%
89
$81
$101
extended
527.7
570.1
318.7
207.1
382.7
Thur,
39%
98+2
81
81
Dec.
....
Total
*112
2014
___Jan-July
1953
+0.4
+0.3
.
2,949>492
Dec.
$30
ii4
1st mortgage 3%s 1968
Aprll-Ocf
mortgage 3s 1971
April-Oct
-Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964—June-Dec
6%s due
327.8
No. of
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
Ohio
490.7
+0.4
516.0
Shares
Wed.
30
97%
6
31
30
$98+2
Apr-Ocf
1961
554.2
536.9
545.7
Stocks
71%
86
Television, Inc—
Power
*m
Low
400.1
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
47
31
ApriZ-Oct
1976—Jan-July
1974
1
High
441.6*
Service
8774
Mon.
Apr-Oct
1974—Jan-Dec
1984
s
current
Mii„.i
High.
Tues.
1970
■■.
295.6
and
;
12574
80
65
83%
83
—
120
1
8274
:?60%
4s
!
441.3
329.1
92
Feb-Aug
RR
,,
50
84
Quar-Feb
1963—;
*
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
15074
62
47
RR—
Western
"
High
135
47
Jane-Dec
1993—
•
Jan. 1
Sold
122
133
1973-—-—
B
■
Range since
June-Dec
June-Dec
1994
•
+0.4
517.9
.1
Finance
■'New
Week's Range
High
■ •
Change
547.6
Goods
Mining
82%
3%s
Goods
Utility
774
Bid & Asked
'
211.7
17 7e
Sale Price
*
427.5
538.8
9
174 Nov
Thursday's
"*•
...
Dec. 11, '59
429.1
...
278 July
600
or
■
.
Percent/
7,300
Last
-<*
follows (1939=100):
year are as
6,200
June-Dec
series
5+2
.
prices based on the closing prices of the common stock
ending Dec. 18, 1959, for composite and by major industry groups
week
6jf Apr
3
Mtge Bank 5s 1961—Mar-Sep«
Hess
•
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
6874 Jan
30+4
45%
«
•
The SEC index of stock
874 Feb
31% Aug
1974 May
29%
46 5
2
1674 Mar
2674 May
1274 Jan
550
time
Dec. 25
31
72.75 Jan
Range for 1959
V.
High
109.60 Aug 4
Low
101.42 Sep 23
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Jan
13%
Low
press
Fri.
Jun
18%
13%
avail, at
2074 Mar
18%
13%
5.305;
Dec
35%
3%.
Dec. 23—
■ •«.
i
.
Apr
Dec
Dec
32
xl0%
Ralls,
Jun
15%
3,500
11%
174
3.964;
Range for 1958
High
102.82 Dec
not
Figures
Thurs. Dec. 24—
174 Jan
2174
11
100
700
Dec. 22—
Wed.
8
Research-Corp—
debentures
England
Apr
U
18%
following divisors; Industrials,
Closing
Dec. 21
Tues.
Nov
3174
18%
11%
ll5/8
xl0%
42
Oct
27% Sep
10
1%
the
19.40.
Mon.
5%
convertible' subord
5s
National
Jan
Mar
7%
'Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
Midland Valley RR 4s 1963
■'
74
35
Feb
50
18
1%
using
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
474 Apr
4%
Financial Corp 5s wl
National Bellas
Jan
Corp—
AGuantanamo &
stocks,
Dec
Division—
debentures
Western
27 Va
400
1970—
series A
4s
mortgage
A 1st
4
ft Jan
100
40
Period
debs
A
Authority
Finland Residential
65
by
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
July
9174
8
debs 1974
debs
J
8.53;
daily
81.02
3ft Sep
23
Dec
4%
1
inc
series
oFN
Jan
Sep
3ft Aug
23,100
ft
X?0%
Interest
& Western
Lack
Lackawanna
Utilities,
10c
4s
6s
Dec
compiled
are
78.05
574 Aug
4% May
50c
:
Power 3%s 1970
6s Aug 1 1998
Chemoil
Jan
32
274
_5s
Corp
2%s
117
Jan
44%
.
—_—£1
5%s conv subord
Appalachian Elec
Nov
Averages
Manufacturing
ord regular
Pump
274 Mar
83
Low
&
Jan
18%
■i.f
18 74
.2
American Stock Exchange
Steel
80.87
100
3Ta
*
BONDS
AAmer
80.97
81.98
84
Thursday
AJsco Inc
81.97
76.51
1% Oct
44%
3%
———
PetToleum
76.88
77.92
2
pfd—100
preference —2
Wright HargreaveS Ltd
Zale Jewelry Co-:
Zapata Off-Shore Co——
Zapata
77.93
87.10
26
•
:
87.12
217.31
1674 Oct
39
32%
Co.:
Ltd—
rets
217.88
86.98
100
3
25
Inc.—
W)
dep
218.66
87.29
154.05
1,100
3%
3 ft
1
machine—1
Newspaper
Woodley" Petroleum
Woolworth. (F
10
...
preferred
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4+2 %
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
Wood all
,334
.1
:
Wilson -Brothers common
Wood
87.04
154.40
670.18
3% Jan
10
5
1
C)
154.61
671.82
23
83
84
20
Corp..:
(R
675.92
22
Dec.
5,900
ft
Corp new common.
Brother;* Co...2.
:
Williams-McWilliams
21
Dec.
1ft
x30+,
(The)
i -Williams
Dec.
Feb
3+s
*
Manufacturing
1
Intel-national Oil Co
10c
Mfg Co_2——.1
Stag
Feb
4% Mar
17 = 8
Is
:_
82.07
374
2974
Date—
—_!
;2_.
Inc
76.80
81.02
Jan
Ltd—
Stationery—
81.96
Nov
1%
3 %
Shoe
White Eagle
Wickes
&
Coal
Westmoreland
White
100
1
dep rets ord shares—
Western
-
pfd
40
Bonds
76.98
Nov
17%
50c
Co
Stockholders
1
•
:•
77.98
Total
ities
91%
17,400
(Del.)
Dec.
10
Util¬
Rails
1+4
10,225
Inc..,—
May
Stocks
Grade "
%
20
'
3+8
Webster Investors Inc
Ralls
trials
Date
65
l+a
"
...
1
Weiman ■& Company
trials
Util¬
22
—'
'
30
Co.
80
Grade
Rail¬
Total
2+2
■
Webb i& Knapp Inc common..*.!.... 10c
') 56 series preference.^
»
.
Feb
Second
Indus¬
Indus¬
574 Mar
•—
10
First
15.
14% Mar
100
$2 .cumulative preferred........
Instrument
4-%
4
*
ft-v—,
Walthhm Precision
5+2
10
20
30
•
-Bonds-
Oct
■
Stocks—Number
1959
of
Shares——i
1959
1958
1958
6,201,750
3,521,590
365,370,368
234,978,309
$548,000
$295,000
$28,303,000
12,000
1,000
1,468,000
$19,066,000
1,555,000
1,730,000
$31,444,000
$22,351,000
Bonds—
Domestic
Foreign
Foreign
——:—
government
corporate
1,673,000
20,000
75
101%
$580,000
$296,000
.
-
I
32
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
«(2740)
OUT- OF-TOWN MARKETS ,• (Range for Week Ended December
Boston Stock
Thursday
Last
STOCKS
American
7(5%
Eastern
Fuel
&
Gas
1st
eft
43% Mar
89%
135
42%
Jan
110
Aug
87
3
42%
Jan
110
Aug
41%
131
46%
'29%. 29%
263
2514
Sep
20
75%
Dec
75%
Co—
Gillette
#
Company
Island Creek
56
Union
42
42%
42%
42%
95
39%
Not
52
47%
47%
48%
50%
51%
S
S
Steel
11
New
New
5%
221
55%
Nov1"
81%
50%
Feb
Oct
93%
Electric
1,411
74
Sep
Mathieson
44% Mar
We
Rex all
50
32%
Nov
—•
4
223
90%
Oct
29%
30
208
28% Sep
37
11%
11%
11%
9c
9c
19%
19%
20 VB
1,470
%
34%
35%
1.165
34 %
Dec
78%
78 VB
6
69%
Nov
53 V4
54%
116
42%
Feb
58
July
15%
15%
248
15 Vb
Nov
19%
46
47%
60
32%
Jan
50% July
31V4
32%
35
27
July
34
55 %
56%
64%
Apr
(N H)
30
—Z0
100
——
34
5
Corp—
10
Chemical
&
15%
—2.50
Co_.
Association
Stone <te Webster Inc
United
Fruit
Shoe
U
S
Rubber
311
44
STOCKS
Last
Jan
Wrigley Stores
Allen Electric
—___L
219
1,700
Jun
American
19c
Feb
Bonn
Jan
21%
Jan
Brown-McLaren
38 %
Sep
Budd
90
Feb
Buell
Dec
19%
'•
14%
Jan
6c
Jan
Metal
1
—_
-
,
Consolidated Paper
Consumers Power common-
63
53%
Sep
36 VB
144
33%
Jan
44%
Oct
28Vb
Jan
35%
Dec
Detroit
23 Vb
Nov
45
Davidson
398
45%
Jan
65%
Dec
Federal-Mogul-Eower-Bearings
16
46 Va
Jan
69
Aug
Fenestra
52
27%
Oct
38
Feb
Ford
16
14%
Jan
20%
70%
10
254
Feb
110%
Apr
Dec
Last
American Laundry
Piano
39%
8
Carey Manufacturing
Champion Paper
2%
1,245
70
Telephone
National
14
1,685
12% Sep
1.750
53
42 VB
42
8%
5%
25%
25%
26
37
38%,
;
37%
Oct
52%
Jun
50%
Feb
32%
33
31
Dec
37%
Jan
78
77
Dec
92% Mar
93'%
93 Va
255
93%
Dec
93 %
88 %
89
129
88%
Dec
100
5%
Jan
7
Sep
Rickel
May
75
Dec
Rudy
8%
6%
'V
36%
Gamble
&
Playing Card
common
new
36%
Oct
40%
56
156
44
Jan
57%
64
254
GO
Jan
75
32%
55
31%
55
Jan
44
25
88%
5
Screw
Motor
15%
Jar,
635
36%
No1"
3834
160
,
*
17
17
92
23
Deb
'
Fee
92
Dec
-
Ja-
30% Dec
•
Mar
-
30 %
2.315
18 %
5Vb
5 Vb
325
4"ji
53%
53%
54 Vb
2%
2%
2 Vb
2%
I'Vb,
1%'
9
2%
%
:
6V1
-32O
15%
350
6Va
200
4%
Feb
402
19%
De?.
20 Vz Oec
28%
2834
100
25
Jar
32
2
Jar
1
3
3
200
.
-
30%
31
921
30% Nov
14',
14 Vb
800
11
a
-1
3%
3%
300
2%
4%
335
16%
Jar.
21YiT>ec
405
3Gr;«
Feb
4.8% July
4%
4%
325
3%
16%
16 VB
100
H Vb
Feb
2%
2%
100
—1
12%
.10
22%
-5
.
13
300
-22%
Apr
21^8
2%
200
4
3%
r
5VB
5VB
_
Nov
4% Mai
Dec
Jun
29% Oct
*>
ur
16% *>ec
<■
ar.
Dec
15 %
24% Jan
•
—1:
■
—1
Vlnco
16% Mar
-
—-
Product's
—1'
United
Nov
Oct
2% **eb
Jati
9%
1,465
11
39'/2
17 V2
2aa No'-
561
34% Jan
6% -Feb
Oct
-1
,_2
Co_.
163k
91
3%®ec
3m
23%
16-
Jun
Aug
46
16%
Nov
4Peb
lTy4 July
23%
—1
Jan
-Nov
«
45%
Udylite Corporation
73%
July
35
-
Jr.n;
10'
27%
9
~
890
30%
19% «?eb
Nov
14
•
2%' Feb
20%
.
Manufacturing
-
"Feb
1
1% Nov*
23%
50
4
"*
6%
-5
&
4% Jan
•;
20 %
:
1
W)
58% July
Mar.
23b Nov
,2% dec
-
2.50
1
w
3
Co
•8
5
2
new
—10
&
.
Nov
45
285
1,700
22%
239
'
*
15%
5
4,213
■
23%
587
38% Dec
N>>
.10
88%
-
Nov
29%
_.
Studebaker-Phckard
33
-
Oct
July
36%
"
5 Vb
Chemical
&
Scotten Dillon
35%
27
49
'
6138
"463
29%
Pfeiffer Brewing
Prophet Co (The)
88%
9V« Dec '
16 3s
2,131
Products
Sherman
Dec
2,078
.*
:
90
•
Wheel
Davis
Nov
55 %
OC;
90%
1
&
Nov
May
2%
'
1.66%
Bearing
Manufacturing
(H
'
-TVaMay
47% Mar
4%
1,350
1
Oil
Parke
35%
J2
Common
65
36%
55
32 Va
Procter
20
Dec
100% Mar
63%
—
_10
i.
75
60-
55%
5
Manufacturing
75
6%
297
Dec
41% -Jun
3,231
1
industries
Lakes
Masco
420
1
9%
38%
5
Feb
37%
4%
'
16% July
oJ%Mar
Mav'"
42'%
5
Leonard Refineries
23
4%
10
^
Kresge Co (S S)
75
72% Oec
1
j
Kingston Products
44 %
10
—
42% Aug
July
40
34 VB
—
1
Plcher
Jan
43
J--1'-
"
—
Jan
27%
77
12.50
_
32%
100
34 VB
93%
50
!
323
32%
8.50
Transit
40%
36
High
44% Mar
Ja~
54%
1
Mai
Oct
13%
Brewing
Paige
Hoskins
4
Jan
51 %
'
Hoover Ball
•
43
-100
Bottling class A
LOW
High
39 34
—100
,
Range Since Jan. r
2%
29
979
^
31% July'
19% Mar
5,000
36 %
Fruehauf Trailer:
34%
•
—i
Shares
248
Jan
May
2% Apr
Ocf-
54%
IS.
Co
Hall Lamp
Hastings Manufacturing
Sales
for VVeea
36
.
10
Gas
Week's
Range
of Prices
Low
20
Exchange
26
2%
_3
Inc
Motor
Great
1
35
1
64%
3% Dec
32%
Nov
13%
Detroit Steel Corp
Ex-Cell-O Corp
28%
23y4 Jan
J ar
24%
—20
63%
16
*
Hlgli
.,
22
3,300
1 % "
•
No?
2%
201.
'100
35%
—
28%
105V< 107%
4,694
'
68%
J
Iron
63%
100
13
54%
Bros
Gray
Lnw
3%
25%
—10
Detroit Edison
451
Mar
Rang.* inioe Jaa.
1,540
5
04%
Baldwin
U S
65%-Dec
"f'J.
Shares
25
50
Corp_
Nov
for Week
.
26%;
1
—1
Burroughs Corporation
Chrysler Corp
4,158
Par
Hobart
Jar
Sales
13%
3%
5
29%
Thursday
Art
46%
107% Aug
%09% Dec
Ma':
High
26%-
1
64 VB
Sale Prlco
Diamont
149% July
J at
Mar
Exchange
.25%- "25'/4
Mfg
Machine.
&
3%
5
27%
STOCKS
Gibson
54
13%
1
Brass—
&
Company
Die
34%
Cincinnati Stock
Eagle
30
Range
13%
Products-
Aluminum
Graham
Cola
65 %
Low
1
_
General Motors Corp
Coca
71%
33%
89
Jan
'
ACF
Goebel
Cincinnati
65
of Prices
Par
Gar Wood
Cincinnati
108%
Week's
Sale Price
Jan
117% Feb
5
preferred
preferred
225
106
Thursday
28 %
Co
4%%
73
100%
65%
29% Oct
Fe:;
43%
99
,__lo
9
Waldorf
System
Inc———.1——*
Westinghouse Elec Corp
12.50
4%
121%
40%
11.50
——
25
Co
U S Smelt Ref <fc Min Co
Cincinnati
30
147% 147%
Detroit Stock
33%
34%
Machine
67% Aug
-
36%
1
Stop & Shop Inc
Torrlngton Co—
United
28%
C.r
45
Oct
—^1
RR
Drug
Shawmut
Nov
72%
23
indebted to the firm of W. E. IIUTTON & CO for the tra4i>rn*ssioii
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of these Cincinnati prices.
.■%.•%• •'%:
are
68% Dec
67 %
96%
Assn„_——_1
Chem
22%s
93
97% Dec
35VB
Electric System
England Tel & Tel Co—
Pennsylvania
Jttr,
79
82%.'
99
;
—
Dec
95%
1
66%
England
Olin
9%
22%
%
Jan
593
7%
94 Vt
Companies
Northern Railroad
64y« Jan
81
—
—
Service
"Apr
59 Ye Jan
-
July
675
93%
35%
Corp
Racking
Narragansett
National
Oct
22%
_1
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(FW)
Nor
50%
23
*
_
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—
Westinghouse
45%
81
1
:
Shoe
U
809
.
Jan
91
95 Vs
28% May
1
Carbide
U
Jun
Nov
1
Cement
Star
Dec
20
—50
Coal Co common
Copper Corp———
Kennecott
37
120
60
6V4
5
Feb
—25
—
Jan
25
\
90
100
—
Inc
—
21%
Feb
Jan
1%
Jan
75c
86
34
85
•
56-%
pfd adj.
Electric
Jan
Texaco
Woolworth
75%
75c
General
64%
Oct
47%
21
Stores
58% Sep
o
38
National
65% Mar
142
57
High
67
Sunray Mid-Cont Oil—
62%
'
Low
26%
Studebaker-Packard
Sep
Oct
75c
Motor Co
Lone
Nov
74%
58%
61%
Range S-uoe Jan. 4
High
25%
7
135
Apr
74% Mar
Shares
Low
10
320
27%
for Week
25%
(Ohio.
3.458
38
cumul
%*»
Oil
76%
20
Ford
(N J)
Standard
65
class A—_——100
First
Standard Oil
28%
prefered class B———_100
preferred
oum
36% May
96 % Nov
Dec
Feb
55 3 i
10
100
100
common—
cumulative preferred—
Eastern Mass St Ry Co common
1,002
87
611
25
Prop
4% r3
28%
26
150
86 V4
Sales
Range
—25
Indiana-
75 3i
Trust
Boston & Providence RR——1Q0
Cities Service
Co——
10
Personal
Boston
of
High
25)
-50c
64 V4
50
Co
Edison
Boston
common
—,
28%
281'a
-25
33%
Anaconda Company
High
Sperry
Rand
Standard Oil
Low
81%
82"*
Sugar Refining
Tel & Tel
American
Range Since Jan. 1
Monday, Deceif.ber 28+ A£)59
.
of Prices
Par
Shares
28 V»
Agricultural Chemical——*
8
Motors Corp
8
American
American
of Prices
Low
Par
Last
Sale Price
for Week
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS
Sales
.
Week's
Thursday
Exchange
Week's
.
Shirt
Dlst.
5 Va'
600
3%
5 Vb
v
100
2%
'
Corporation
Oc^
6
4»cc
Unlisted Stocks
Alleghany
__l
Allis-Chalmers
Aluminium
American
12
•
Airlines
12
50
10%
Feb
33%
33%
50
33
Dec
36%
Oct
35%
10
Ltd
35%
30
29%
Nov
35%
Dec
Midwest Stock Exchange
'
'
A
1
24%
24 %
24 %
199
American Can
23%
Nov
33 Vs
12
41%
41%
41%
American
48
40%
Nov
Cyanamid
50 Vb
Jan
10
57%
American
57%
58%
55
47
Motors
Feb
5
82%
81%
86 VB
540
70%
Oct
96 Vb
Nov
$33 %
76%
76 %
76%
260
75
Sep
89%
Apr
compilation
Apr
American
Tel
American
Tobacco
Anaconda
Armco
&
Tel
Co
25
Co
Steel
Armour
Oil
Avco
w,
Baldwin
Bethlehem
Boeing
Steel
common
10%
Jan
14
Jan
18%
Dec
39%
Dec
50 %
July
49 %
May
58 Vb
July
Oct
44%
Jan
37% Oct
47
Nov
30
14%
Jan
26
July
Oct
36%
39%
39%
2
54%
54%
203
30%
30%
31%
200
29%
42%
43^2
22
23
23
36%
36%
1
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•
■
20
50
29%
65 3 4
-»
,
66 "2
88
65%
Sep
74% July
69%
71%
138
50%
Feb
72 Vb
19%
20 VB
422
19%
Dec
24% Mar
30%
30 VJ
30
27%
Feb
40 Vb
50%
10
25 %
25%
18
98%
99 %
112
Dec
July
1
5
25%
98%
5
Kodak
10
Auto-Lite
267% 269
109%
5
52
109% 109%
54%
54%
12
Nov
Abbott
Acme
Laboratories
Steel Co
Admiral
Akron
Brass
Electric
General
Allied
Paper Corp
AHis-Chalmers
Motors
Co
Airlines
American
International Harvester
International Tel & Tel
American
Investment
Mach
American
American Tobacco (Un)
American Viscose Corp
70
92% Dec
Oct
30%
July
Dec
Rad &
Tel
.
Oil
Amurex
Anaconda
Armco
94%
162
Dec
Armour
189
74% Sep
44% Mar
94%
54 V»
36%
87%
65
71%
Nov
45% May
87% Dec
47
47
5
41
Jun
49%
9
39
Jan
15
56%
Sep
56Va July.
79% Jan
10
105 %
Nov
107
33%
Dec
67%
10
Pepsi-Cola
67%
109% 109%
37%
15%
35%
15%
37%
15%
%
Jan
class
Company
Reynolds
Tobacco
&
Corp
Co
A
St
Feb
OD
Common
5 ft
&
(III)
common
Avco
footnotes,
131% Aug
38 % Dec
Bailey Selburn Oil'&
class
Gas
Baldwln-Llma-Hamllton
20
15%
Nov
20%
Jan
Dec
85%
4,700
14%
15
3,500
76%
1,200
63%
Jun.
76 Va
6,600
75%
600
91%
Sep
jW
47%
900
37'%
Jan
2%
1,200
5
5
76%
76 Va
108
"43%
:5
2 Vb
J
36%
75
35
Oct
47%
Apr
Binks
Manufacturing
59
59
10
48%
Jun
62 %
Nov
Boeing
55 %
55%
40
44
Jan
56%
Dec
48%
Borg-Warner
Com
48%
30
39%
Jan
50% Nov.
Brach &
Co
50%
50%
135
40
39%
40
256
40%
40%
28
47
Nov
"51 %
25%
Feb
95% "Nov
13Vs -Sep
18% A|»r
48%
39
34%
Nov
67%
Feb
Nov
52 Va
Jan
Feb
76.
108
43%
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.
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Apr'
108
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53% July
4% Apr'
2
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58%
Oct
74
58% OX
74
65% Mar
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64
200
62%
100
7?%
76%
9,800
35%
36 Va
400
23
Hay
37% Nov
1
23%
23%
500
19
Jan
75%
26 Vt
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JUly;
16%
2.000
9%
9%
900
23%
23%
100
40 Va
40%.
40%
3,300-
39%
15%
15%
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15%"
1,000
10%
Jan
17% May
Oct
41V4 Jan
9%
41% Sep
Budd
8
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:
5
—
32V2 July
40% Mar
36V4
-
Apr,
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7%
100
17%
18%
1.700
14
Jan
18 V2 Oec
82
83
150
6673
Jan
83 % Dec
45%
45%
150
30
Jan
45% Oec
49V4 May
58% jmy
27
41% Dec
1%
45%
2,200
41%
250
30%
31
27
45%
46%
7
,
1,500
54%
26%
30%
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54 %
39%
54%
*
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(Un)
Oct
17V4
,_1
5
;
Nov
9%
82
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Corp
Company
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
7%
•
*
24%
21% NOV
\
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Airplane
Fisheries
26%
25% May "
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:
(E J,)
50%
75%
106
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64
•
36 "4
5
600*
,
20% -Jan
625b
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Booth
I
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(Un)_.
Consolidated Inc (Un)
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)_
40.
51
81%
17% Ocf.
—3
52% Mar
see page
50%
"82%
"15
4(5% Feb
300
"
Corporation
38%
5
17%
33
-10
Nov
_
17%
-10
1
Jan
——
17%
.^10
Products Corp
Atlantic Refining Co
41%
Co
SOYa Jan
64% July
.—4
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non-cumulative preferred
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26%
_
Sooony Mobil Oil
«Oct
40%. Not'
.
48%
Jtdy
,_5
1
Refining
Bastlan-Blessing Co
Belden Manufacturing Co_
3
23% Nov
20% Feb
10
13
^5
2,900
38% Sep
39 Yb
114% July
33% Apr.
200
-5
(Un)
105
I
,
1,900
50
46%
Paper
133
4,800
25
—
39%
Sears. Roebuck
Sinclair
Oil
24%
•
59
common^
45 %
36%
106 V4 108Vb
„1
(Un)_
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37%
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I5
26-% Apr
77% Flay
41%
(Un)_.
5
,
Oil
26% Feb
3,200
4
29%
_1
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Phillips Petroleum
1,300!
4,600
35'
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Feb
5
17% Dec.
Jar.
17 V*
34'/a
34%
(Rpr
57 VB
£5
July
Jan
28%
1
9Va
16%
-
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33 V3
May
39%
80
5
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29%
Co
57
35
39 %
17%
Co
Tel
24
48%
39%
56
15% Nov
Nov
57%
(Un)
Ashland
48%
56
Feb
48
23%
3.50
San
58 Vb July
20%
2
Pennsylvania RR
For
Jan
•
Lead
Southern
6GVa
*
North American Aviation
Regis
Nov
&
Louisiana
Steel
43%
iq
Register
10
150
29%
American Steel Foundries
215
3
Monsanto Chemical
2,600
41%
&
Dec
Jan
5
13
52
24 Va
-
Oct
12 Va
33%
333a
106%
17%
10% F 3b
300
51'%
-
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29% May
18% Oec
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6% Nov
10
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Dec
Feb
48
13
Jan
17
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76% Apr
51 %
20%
15%
26%
600
Dec
24%
„
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(Un)
Cyanamid Co
American
Aug
50 "a
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Laughlin
Corp
>
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64% *f»c
34% amy
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres (Un)
Can Co
American
99 %
186
91%
15'/a
1
109%
68%
53
15%
8
(Un)
272 %
54%
53
1,400
1
Feb
Jan
93%
1,300
16
10
America
Jan
50
1%
Jones &
National
of
75%
203
36%
47%
24V4
•
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140
_
Cash
;
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40
451/4
29 7a
15%
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American
92%
45%
29%
23 Va
15%
50c
Aluminium. Ltd
American
Low
29 Va
52
American Motors
30%
5
J
:
Oct
30%
_i
Greyhound
National
(Un)
Jan'
89%
;
KanjsJinoelta.4
61% Feb
4,900
23 "2
Laboratories '
27
1
_
Manufacturing
Alleghany Corp
Aluminum
64 Vt
10
G0%
67%
Dynamics
General
Shares
High
52%
623/b
1
Allied
Arkansas
General
for Week
50c
Corp
Advance Ross Electronics Corp
Nov
2.50
Trailer
Range
of Priee»
Low
5
common
Dec
5
Fruehauf
Last
Sale Price
Par
23%
•'48
j.
only
Sales
Week's
'
American
—
.
_
Ford
Pure
Nov
25Vb May
17Vb May
54%
10
Federated Dept Stores
Mead
37 Va
Jan
50%
System
DuPont
Electric
Jun
19%
53
2
Steel
Eastman
80 % July
23%
17%
5
STOCKS
Dec
Mar
65% Mar
17%
.25
Dayton Power & Light
Dow Chemical
74
4
133
1
Curtiss Wright
•Detroit
36
107 %
transactions
*
July
129
15%
_•
Ohio
&
Sep
6
Chrysler Corp
Gas
Jun
59
8
new
Burlington Industries
Columbia
35%
24
90
66
15%
100
...
Burroughs Corp
Chesapeake
75%
35%
23 %
125
17%
Airplane
Brunswick-Balke
75%
64%
round-lot
Thursday
'•
15%
Hamilton
Ohio
&
.
—.
233/B
3
Lima
Baltimore
__.
5
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105% 107%
64%
;
10
(111)
Ashland
107%
50
65
the
of
1,000
750
1,400
2
46% Jan
20%
Jan
28% Aug
38% Feb
48% Dec
150
26
26
200
19%i
22%
23 "4
1,500
14%
36
8.500
28%
1
23
5
35:
35%
10
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150
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109
Jan
155
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Jan
31% July
26V4 July
Oct
45
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
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Thursday
S T O CK S
Last
*
Range
Sale Price
Hecla
1
Inc
Pacific
Canadian
Carrier
Corp
Celanes©
2
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West
25 Va
36%
38
26%
27%
45
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66
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190
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36
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Nov
45
27% Dec
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185.
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Apr
Cincinnati
&
Electric—
City Products Corp .4,
Cliff's
Cleveland
Cleveland
Iron
Colentan Co
54%
48
49
50%
.
1.00
■s
50%
14
44
..
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45%
13%
13%
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6,500
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2,500
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56%
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56%
57
1.33%
27%
27%
10
46%
46%
54%
54%
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2,400
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Pacific
16
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Aug
Oklahoma
24% Mar
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54%
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Curtisa-Wrigfct Corp (Un)
;
10
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&. Company—;
Doere
Edisor.
Fetroit
Co
Dodge Manufacturing Co.;._—:
Dow Chemical Co
Radio
Railroad
4,20b
27%
700
14%.- 15
1,600
30 Va
31%
1,600
27%
46%
46%
1,000
41%
31
31%.
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107%
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9%
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64 %
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General Candy Corp
—.—:—5
Genera* Contract Finance——■——2
General Dynamics (Un)
:
:—X
Genera* Bankshares
Dec
Reynolds
Rlcbman
—Z—2—*
General Motors Corp
i—_——1.66%
General Portland Cement—L
X
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5
Gen* Telephone & Electronics Corp—X0
General
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Corp
6,200
8%
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2
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2,000
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24%
24%
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7,700
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Apr
Dec
Feb
;'
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37%
2,400
34%
Nov
26%
26%
100
26 Va
Dec
46% May
30% Jun
54%
800
43
Feb
63%
300
59
Jun
65%
22%
22
22%
600
20%
Nov
1
45%
45%
45%
100
42
Sep
35% Apr
50% Mar
800
46
45%
Co
15%
15%
60%
60%
38%
33%c
Oct'
1—1—
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L__
Goodyear Tire & Rub Co new com w i_*
Gossard
(W H)
39
200
26% Jan
39
35%
2,500
55%
1,400
31% Sep
54% Dec
3
31%
33
43% May
70% May
1,700
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21% Sep
41% Oct
36 Va
31%
46%
45%
46%
30
28
31%
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43 Vb
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36%
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Howard Industries
1
Illinois Brick Co
Standard
Indiana. General
inland
.
Steel
72%
55
Sep
73
Mar
Feb
Standard
"Nov
Nov
'
1%
1%
20%
19
41%
125
38
38
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17%
105
Dec
2%
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26.
;
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35% Nov
1,550
50
35%
50
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93
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2,800
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125
5%
Jan
32%
100
24%
Jan
'
45%
1
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Johnson. Stephens
Co
1
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"47%~ 47%
*
;
—
Inc.—1
OTas
~47?r
—no
common
Colorado Fuel -«fe Iron
Columbia
.71% \
32%
—.8.50
1;
Electric Ilium
68 Va
68%
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•
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Cities • Service "Cff~Il—__r__
American
Northern
y 185 ' Mar
<
Chrysler Corp
National Gypsum Co
National Lead Co (Un)
National Tile & Mfg
Northern Illinois Corp
Northern Illinois Gas Co
Northern Indiana Public
Apr
1%
100
22
8
May
37%
2,350
1%
22
5
(Un)
York Central RR
North American Aviation
20% Feb
>
Low
1%
1%
22
——————"Isoc
Company
North
1%
Range SJnee Jaa.
High
1%
*
New
33% July
32% Jan
"-/8% Jaii
-147
Apr
Low
5
_
;
National Cash Register
National Distillers Prod
,
8hares
..1
common
Sales
for Week
Specialities—
A.
Dec
Apr
;
25%
Nov
29
.
Muter
Co
preferred
Motor
Conv class
7% Dec
66
65% Sep
23% Oct
21%
171
45
26% Nov
400
13%
'
'>
1,800
27%
'
/
Jan
1,200
"
24%" %
21
j4%
Feb
3%
(The)
convertible
Muskegon
: 34% July
55% Sep
19% Nov J
250
35
27%
17
5,600
_
Vernon
50c
48:% Jan
■
.
27%
•-
$7 convertible preferredi—170%
.
Nov
1,100
65%
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V
'—
—,
25
25% Sep
;
Par
•-
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Jan
34% Nov
20
27%
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Chicago & Northwestern Ry com._^*
21%
Chicago
3%
450
1,000
7%
10%
.
.
27% July
Sep
3,900
"
62%. -84%
19%
common-
High
-
Jan
2
...
Range
•f Prices
Sale Price
2,300
j
45
"
:_1_
Corpi
10,800
fl V
25%'.'
36%
Low
18%
2,000
2
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. I
■I
24 Va
."2&'
;
p
STOCKS
Shares
r
26%
ie
Thursday
for Week
;
High
24 VB
25 k
25
America (Un)_.
Cbamplln Oil <fc Refining
,
Low
__30c
_i_;
.:
of
Cenco-Instruments CorpJ—
Centhvre Brewing Corp
,u
...
common
Corp
Central &
x
_
24%
-r-S
.
Canadian Export Gas Ltd.
(Range for Week Ended December 25)
Sales
of Prices
Par
Calumet &
33
Wrigley
P
iWmi
Jan
Yates-Amer
Dec
Zenith
Radio
Wi
jr.
Co
Co
Machine
Corp
Un»
1
*
17
81%
18%
111%
,
12% Jan
88
Sep
22
135
I
Aug
Jun
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday. December 28, 1959
.
(2742)
^34
'
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended December 25)
Week's
Thursday
Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast
(Urn ---
Wrigley Stores Inc
ACP
Laboratories
Abbott
Aeco
Corp
.
Low
__2.50
1394
13%
'14
63=14
64%
; 23 %
23%
24%
—26c
34C
5
——r—-
1
••
—
Corp
■-
<Un)
Warrants
—
Artists Pictures Corp,-,
Chemical Corp (Un)--,-
Allied
3%
Feb
10%
Jan
15%
7%
12
Nov
9 Ye
4%
100
4
Feb
116% 116%
116%
18
94%
Jan
121% Aug
100
26 %
Feb
800
27 Va May
70% Nov
r
33% '33%
io
23%
"
40%
26
250
23%
Jan
27
58%- 58%
200
46%
Feb
58%
11%
500
300
8%
Nov
18%
1,200
10%
Dec
14%
86%
1,200
25%
Feb
38
Sep
53
200
13% Sep
41% Sep
42%
42%
14%
42%
14%
100
Sep
89
108
47%
200
113%
113% 121%
800
47
64%
62%
—
64%
100
58%
62%
(Un)
Gas
,63
75%
700
46%
Jan
100-
65 % Mar
"""75%
36
300
23
21
35%
100
11%
24%
Nov
(Un)—-—--—10
1,000
39%
Sep
52%
1,900
5%
Oct
8%
200
2.00
7,000
1,100
.3,
Ink
10,400
Oct.
38
Feb
48
25
Aug
19% Jan
36
Nov
13%
26 Va
35%
500
29 %
Sep
20%
21%
29
29%
1,300
(Un)
Gotham
Service
Clary
Corporation
25%
200
13
200
12%
Nov
23%
Jan
21%
600
18
Se.p
26%
Feb
Aug
35-%
2,100
30 Vs
Oct
36%
300
25 %
Sep
34% July
46
13%
200
14%
Jan
46
100
11%
Sep
16 Tb
_
3/64
1,000
ie
200
19%
Nov
100
65% Sep
23% Nov
,
24%
100
300
47%
47%
71%
.47%
300
7%
7Va
100
33 %
33%
19%
13
13
20
58%
19%
Dec
Dec
25
Apr
73 Va
Feb
33
July
72% May
64%
Jan
10Tb May
'34 Vb
Dec
24% Mar
13
Sep
17%
Jan
100
67%
Jan
Feb
*
58%
58%
Corp
com—_ 1.33%
27 Va
27%
100
23 %
Sep
27%
(Un)
'———5
55 %
"55%
100
46%
Oct
67% Mar
54%
;
51 %
Sep
59%
(Un)
N Y
of
(Un)———x-J:
1
—.)—_1
Co
55
700
6%
4%
6%
5
52%
52%
55
2,900
1,100
86 %
Co
87%
Amer (Un)__12.50
27%
27%
28'/a
U
%
Corp common
■
Preferred
Co
Jan
23% Mai-
100
-
-
Steel
5%
.
1,300
13
.
Nov
Apr
Dec
Co
Crown Zellerbach
46 Tit
300
20
Feb
50%
.
Dec
Vb
Dec
20
66%
*
Foods
Oil
32% Mar
27%
69%
System (Un) coin
10
Commercial Solvents common' (Un)—_1
Products
Apr
34
•
Gas
Co
\l
45%
20
_10-
1
26%
45%
common!--—"——1
Iron
&
Aug
% Sep
24% Nov
3/64
(Un)—
Co
19
22 Vb
100
100
34
.
——-——25
Corp
Dec
19%
19%
rights
Inc
28% Nov
of
American Oil
Co—————50c
4
50 %
330
Nov
Jun
86%
300
Dec
14%
15 %
30%
14%
Cudahy Packing Co (Un)5
Curtiss-Wright Corp com (Un)—_i__l
3094"
900
60%
Jan
97 %
Apr
32%
Feb
2%
Jan
10% Jun
3,300
—-
May
Dec
%
;;
Juii
7
* May
26
1,000
-
27%
Jan
Records
Rio
&
Denver
Inc
Grande RR
Productions
Desilu
(Un)_i—
17 Vb Mar
40%
Nov
13%
Disney
42
44%
-
35 %
36%
9%
10%
Industries
DuMont Lab Inc
-
El
Lines
Air
Natural
Paso
Emerson
Radio
(Un)j
&
Capwell
Corp Ltd-
___
38
1
99 %
Phono
33
29%
"
32%
-
33
600
Mar
.
59%
Nov
99 Va
Nov
Feb
15% Mar
9%
6% Feb
Fairbanks
Whitney
common
Eng & Airplane (Un)
Oils Ltd
Fairchild
Fargo
43%
Jan
Dec
Dec
Jan
9% May
■
:T,90o'
-
17%
18%
33%
200
46c
50c
6,800
700
RR
Tel
Fedtral-Mogul-Bower-Bearlngs
Fibreboard
Paper
Prod
Corp
Flintkote Co (Un)
Fluor Corp Ltd
Food
Mach
Ford
Motor
Foremost
Frlden
&
'
Sep
Dec
Chem
Corp.
Dairies
Inc
300
100
,.
27%
27%
27%
700
.
75c
-75c
11%
45%
46%
24
4G%
80c
11%
i3c
46c
Dec
Dec
tV J&n
1.15
Feb
3,600
7%
Jun
10 Va
July
400
7vb
Oct
10%
Jan
%rs
4iTfc
39%
39%
4iV
600
3%
Nov
w.
24
8
Feb
V 17Vs
■
:
1
200
.
,
36%
.'
21
Jan *
26% July
9Va Dec
•
5Vai'Jan I
60c
G5c
21,300
92c
Jun
30%
'3094
100
30V4 Nov
3894
Apr
46 Vb
46 Vb
100..
40% Nov
54%
Jan
45c
60c
489 b
487/b
G4c
57c
10
*
100
47%
4
16
5
29 Va
7%.
47%
300
12%
59%
Dec
f
16 Vb
50 Vb
5094
50
1994
2094
300
49
51 Vb
100 r
109 b
109 b
600%.
.
62% Jan
23V4
9% Jun
:
Co
:
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—
.10
Industries
Litton
Loew's
Lone
Inc.
Aircraft
Cement
Star
67
319b
31 Vb
25
Nov,
-Jan
379b
—10c
32c
32c
35c
Dec-.
73%
24.94
Sep
3994'Apr
28Tb Mar
800
30
37 Vb
...
.67
28 V4
Sep
400-.-;.
30
37%
4
1394'Jan
200
..
329a.7
...5
(Un)
10%
Dec
66-" Jan
r-
10%-Nov
600
.,
319b..
32
7
32%
Dec'
49-
.
700
Z00
_
67
67
1
___*
;
12 Vb
119b
11%
1
.10c
:
Corp
(Un)
Inc
10%
—7
&
Apr
63
July
26% July
3,000 7 u.1294 Mar
400::;. ."45Vb Oct
15 Vb
Apr
3Vb Jiin
<) 37% : Feb
500
Dec
45 % May
r
1.85 Mar.
—2.50
Ii.c
110%
Dec
600..
V.55-.
57Vb July
Feb
7Vb
100
48 Vb
5394
(Un)
1.35 Mar
86%. Jan
700 /?
38%
38 Vb
38%
•
Feb
30c
,
25,000.4 '." 34c7'Jan
500
7 39Tb Feb
10994 10994
•
•
(Un)
(Un)
Industries
Salt
Apr
63%'Jan
44%, Nov
3,600
Jun
...1.50 "Jan
Dec '
14".:
-
May
40% July
Nov
IIV2
.
100.
..
18.--
Oct
72c
.
500.
..
26% Mar
Dec
T
23
r
Dec
11% Mar
"*
Jan.
i- 9V2
May
37 %
? 3194 Jan
4,500.. ;;
^
9 VB
7Tb
9%
^,7%. Oct
4.».
30 Vb Mar
30
126V4 Jan
*
36%
Dec
32c
Dec
34--
;
Dec
Nov
'
3694-Jan
-
•
Lorillard
(P)
(Un)
Co
M J M & M Oil Co (Un)
Magnavox Co new common "(Un)
Martin
Menasco
Mfg
&
Co
33Ta
3294
a
62 Vb
44%
169b
694
694
700
1.80
i.90
700
Inc
.5
1
Chemical common
Utilities
Inc
(Unj
National
Biscuit
Theatres
National
U S
Co
—
Natomas Company
Niagara-Mohawk
Nordon
...
16 Vb
Dec
239b
1994
Nov
29 Va May
8 Va
1,500
Dec
13
"
Jan
Dec
34
■
Oil
Co
56 %
569b
400
~
28 Vb
100
"
28Vb
5294
53 Vb
600
40Vb
Feb
53Vb Aug
14 %
14%
200
12 Vb
Sep
20%
158% 158%
400
5894
Jan
54 Vb
5494
200
.
158 Vb
North
American Aviation
American
Invest
North
American
19%
20
1.60
Feb
33% Oct
>
34% Dec
.40*9 4-- Jan
13cr Oct-
v.
f
1.65
37%
35 %
30%
J
594
Corp
—5
5394
Pacific Cement & Aggregates..
...5
Olin-Mathieson
Pacific
Clay
Pacific
6 Yo
Chemical
—8
capital
Products
5%
preferred—
...
1st. preferred
red 1st pfd
5%
red
59c
4.36%
1st
red
2894
25%
23%
.
2394
-25
..10
j.
23 Va
$4.36
preferred
4
Northern
Airlines..
Oil
Gas
81%
79%
79%
4 Vb
_1
14 2/7
Preferred
28%
-
•
100
100
36 Vb
Dec
39 %
48
200
46%
Jun
56%
Apr
Packard-Bell
30%
3,000
20%
Jan
30%
Dec
Pan
35%
35%
1,400
32%
Parke
Penney (J C) Co (Un)—
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
11%
28
28%
137
Feb
Jan
Jan
26% Jan
Sep
22%
Ja*
Jun
71
Apr
-
46%:Nov~
8% Mar
-81%
Dec
'v"
-
4Va
91. " May
-
89%-Feb
6% May
Jan
5Va Aug
' 2 V4 Jan
*
%
Oct
19Vb
2594 Sep
700«- 7
2694
11.9b
130
10-;
Nov
9494-Mar
79% Dec
100*.'
1,400-
1,600
55 94
.;
81% Dec-
•
--50
lOO
"Apr
r
26
.
»7;-v'4%< Nov '*
-60--.
-
.-
2794
143
Oct
Jan
Oct
Apr
Dec
48
28%
4%
137
%
4 Vb
4%
1194
4
-
1,000-;*
61%
1
& Tel common
4,100
489 b
62 Vb
Development—33%c
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Pacific Tel
5
•
29
-.
57 Vb
200..
"
:
Pacific
&
6494
81 Va
32"
Dec
Sep
Mar
Sep
23
500
47%
Jan
42
6694 Apr
,
20Vb
21 %•
-16
*
preferred
■-<
-23 V
500-'
600
4%
5
48%
28%
Dec
23%
-
:
■"
23 Vb
•
-■
Nov
589% Jun
»■
r
64 Vb
•
16%
>-■
27,Tb Apr
20%
2
Inc
Corp common—
1,900
694
46% May,
58% July
Nov
5t)0." •J'y. 259b" Sep..
-23% Dec'.'300-
23 V4 f23%
-25
"A"
pfd
Pacific Indemnity Co
30d;
600
63
.
24Vb Sep
-294-Jan
Y" '42V4 Sep
400
1,200- [
2594
;
_
44% May
*
v8;
64 Vb
July
2% Nov
Oct
15%'-Jan
•
wo;:/" 35V s-
38 V4
-25
—
pfd
25%
18 •is
'
_
54
28 Vb
6394
28 Vb
-25
-
36
-25
—
1st
Industries
:
-25
preferred
1st
.
38%
—25
Gas & Electric common
1st
5%%
•v
'
2,000
379 b
.20c
—
2Vb
25/7 Sep
250
22%:
f 21 Va
5%
...
(Un).
38
24 Vb- Jan
100
Feb
2.90
/. : 52 Vb Mar
30% Sep
1,700
Feb
34C.
.V,
"1.60 Dec
700
29
•
28
26
2,800"
2,000 -~"
294
294
_B0
(Un)..
"
32 Vb
;
Dec
21% Jan
19%; Jan
700"
NOV
Mar
c.
*
32%
29
10
Nov
1,000
38
-.1
Petroleum
Co
1494
594
18,000
36 Vb
Oil
55 Vb Mar
149b
16c
•
Occidental
Jan
Jun
34%
!
„1
(Un)
common
Feb
16394 Dec
9%
200"%
289.'.
28%
-.1
Feb
12%- Oct
200
15c
-
■.
495b
3,600
16c
-1
Ltd
6
5Tb
-1
Royalties
Sugar Co
1494
34 Vb
Northrop Corn
Oahu
„1
*
—__
North
•13 Vb
5Tb
.
;
700
13
1494
-1
"l
:
Feb
July
569b July
28 Vb
•
8
.
(Un). -.1
Corp Ltd.—
Norris
89 Vb May
Feb
100
500
(Un)
Power
Jun
300...
;
-1
Corp
England Electric System
N Y Central RR Co (Un)
Jan
39b May
:
80 V4
.10
(Un)
New
69%
•
8,
38%
8%
—3
(Un)
Inc
V
Nov
9Ye
53 4' Sep
1.65 Nov
•
:
Radiator
,
Dec
46 %
22
..
Jan
1694
'
National
15.%
20 3 4
80 %
1
;
67
38% Aug
„
2
Chemical Co
Motorola
100
200
5
(Un)
(Un)
Montgomery Ward & Co (Un)_
Montrose
61% May
16 Vb
80%
16%
—
Develop Co (Un)_
Monogram Precision Indus.
.
:
•
20%
_16%c
(U11)—12.50
(Un)
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
Montana-Dakota
1.90
25c
Co
40%- Dec
42% Mar
400
59
16%
Feb
65c
-
Jan
44%
Co
48 V4 July
f
Nov
400
10
Mission
Monsanto
100
439b
.18
(Un)
Inc (Un)
Petroleum
Merchants
Merck
Robbins
&
Frank Co Inc—__
Meier &
409b
1
Matson Navigation Co
^
43%
.
McKesson
38,800
409 a
1
1
•
Company
$4.40 preferred
8Ve
,
Sep
43 Va May
16%
16
16%
700
15
Dec
27 % May
10
49%
48%
49%
1,100
41
Feb
90
93%
1,600
51
Jan
55% Aug
93% Dec
18 %
90
4,100
9%
36 VB
53%
$4.50
8%
„2
18%
9%
Corp com—33 %c
Corp
34 %
8
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—«
18%
36%
18
& Chem
26% May
Dec
■
78
(Un)_
Tel
&
Pacific Lighting
12%
"
36%
2.70
Pacific
.£.50
Co
400
2.65
Apr
7%
5
8%
_50c
Jan
7%
30%
7%
1
46
8%
2
Nov
7%
39
%
^-5
35Vb
33%
Nov
500
50c
—_.
Flrstamerica
200
(Un).
Co
:
Sen
31%
Apr
24% May
5
28%
1__I
„_i
36 %
(Un)__50c
Pacific
_1
36%
'
———_L_'1,'25
Exeter Oil Co Ltd class A—
Nov
—1
32%
-
Dec
104%
'
31%
33 %
17%
20
.
Oct
.
May
28 vs
700
3.1%
47
Mar
58
Dec
75%
700
9
Sep
9% Nov
6
100
29%
.
Mar
20
36%
1,500
28%
_l
(Un)„t___:_5
1,300
-
99%
*
Co__
,
Feb
Feb
o6Vb- Apr
$
Oct
25 Vb
200
_1
May
,
20
35%
200
8%
28%
,_3
:
38%
9%
8%
I
Gas_—
Emporium
Eureka
38
•••
Dec
32%
200
—50c
(Allen B)
'13
"1,500
9%
5
Dow Chemical Co
Eastern
.3,000
36%
Douglas
Dresser
.14%. .15%
44%
7.50
Aircraft Co
Douglas Oil Co of Calif—!.'—
21
13V2
13% Feb
2.50
(Un)—1
Common
Feb
20% July
200
300
15%
Productions
Domlnguez Oil Fields Co
Inc
400
14
.-15
—2.50
!
Dorr-Oliver
16%
•
13%
44%
2.50
21 Vb
17% May
16% Nov
800
18%
18 %
16 %
Inc_-__
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp class A__.
Cldss B
18%
7_^!-l_!__;50C
21
100
108
10
County Land Co
Ohio
Decca
500
25 Va
—
(Un)
Central
Lockheed
Oct,
32% Aug"
25%
25%
-10
12.50
*
*
Products Corp
Oil
'
24
13
10c
(Un)——25
(Un)_;—-1
Jun
1,1
.1%
Railway
19 Vs
750
19%
21%
Feb
2V»
596b
«"■
*
45 % Mar
5.50
5
22%
108
;—1
class A
Eibby—.
Lithium Corp of America Inc
July
.
Y, 4
'
17% Jan'-
50c
i—
Oil
Leslie
Jan
Jan
100
8%
39% Mar
400
,
„
25%
Corp..
Co
(Un)
Eibby McNeill
Apr
Dec
Co
Fuel
Lear
31% July
9Va
July
Nov
45 .7. Nov
(
•
2.50
Nickel Co of Canada
Kern
Dec
200
Corp
Kaiser
Dec
100
9%
Cities
Cuban
24% July
21
500
.
Oil
Sound
falser Alum
Jan
200-
'
Ltd
Co
Johns-Manville
May
36
66%
24%
Crucible
.12
45%
Champlin Oil & Refining (Un-)
—1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)_l——25
Chic Milw St Paul RR com (Un)_:
*
Crestmont
—46%
Jan
153
Nov
TVs
22%
22%
—7%
1
Corp.;
Electronics
Oil
Jade
Apr
21%
26
-.200
2 Ye
500
Mar
45%
13%
Corn
Dec
Pineapple
Aircraft
Intex Oil Co
July
12
8%
Inc
Edison
-3%
—
59
""14c
21 %T-
1
Consol
~29»roctr
"7"600 T
4 "
Feb
6c
14,000
Caterpillar Tractor Co_——
Celanese
Corp of America
Cenco Instruments Corp—_—__1 _1
Continental
May
'
.Nov
4%
97 c "Feb
'
-
-*•
; j
20%
—;—
Inc
Hotels Corp
International
Mar
14%
Co
Airline
Consolidated
Dec
9
100
26
t\M
2,700
1
i
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Stores
Int'l
Dec
2
200
Pacific
Columbia
1%
49 Va May
800
64%
100
Canadian
Colorado
Jan
27V4 Jan
-
139i May /
20%
—
International Harvester
73% May
29
2,200
1%
9%
Homestead Oil Ltd—
Chrysler
36% Jan
100
Dec
3-.00 Mar
119'b' Jan Y
,-i
-1,900
Feb
400
>
Nov
-8%
Corp
Imperial Development Co Ltd..
2.30 May
.10
Canadian
Chadbourn
5
■
...
45%
Illinois
July
Oct
-
1 VB
44%
Ideal Cement Co
Dec
49
20
„,ioo
...
2%
1%
45%
Idaho Maryland Mines Corp
17 Va May
18%
Dec
527•
-
200"-* 7. 2%- Oct:
45c' • Dec
-
50%
Hupp
Apr
22%
California Packing Corp
Canada Dry Corp (Un)
Certain-Teed
3%
A
5
Inc (Un)
Corporation ——.-oci
&
NOV
2%
2%
50
(Un)^_;
Ry
Jan
66%
'
1
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Apr
28
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6,000
141% 141%
...
(Un)„———2.50
Co
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2.00
35c
2,400
68
—
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13% Sep
38 % Nov
2,300
60%
(Un)—i--——-5
Jan
10%
700
15%
45c
—1
Bond Stores Inc (Up)
:——---1-1
Borg-Warner
Corp
(Un)—(—-—
5
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc—
5
Budd Company
————:—5
Budget Finance 6% pfd_—--10
Case
.2% Nov
,
Chem
Dec
NOV
53
37Yi Jan
100
3
50
Howe
Jan
6%
'
53c
84-
86-%
-
71.90 Aug
700
-
50c
.
—_—*
Honolulu
Apr
Com—1
141%
&
Northern
Home
Nov
1,600
38«:.
Capital
38 Va
22
40%
Co
*
Rubber!—".—
&
Holly Development Co
July
26%
fUn)_—-Li-—100
-1
Barnhart-Morrow Consolidated-;.--—1
Bcckman Instrument Inc..
i£--'
1
Beech Aircraft Corn.—-1
Benguet Cons Inc (Un)__;—-i
PI
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
8
Bishop Oil Co
——
-2
Black Mammo.th Consol Min
_5c
California
80 Va
40 Va
—-
53c
Oil
Lakes
Hoffman
68% July
26%
Jan
Tire
300
700—
2%
3
_10c
Hiller-
Nov
40 Vb
-*
—1
California
Hawaiian
74% Mar
26%
Baltimore & Ohio RR
Burroughs
May
136%
Santa Fe (Un)—10
Burlington Industries
45% Mar '7
24VB
i—
of
Hilton
56% July
Nov
32% July'
21.
.
Baldwin-Lima-Hamiltoir Corp (Un)—13
Hill
May
62
Oct
15%
Bunker
200
1
———
Co
Hartfield
Dec
Feb
17%
Oil
66%
52%
—5
(Un)
Co
New common
Apr
Jun
37%
Airplane-Co
500
66%
3
Gruihman Aircraft Engineering (Un)„1
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR (Un)„
*
Gulf Oil Corp (Un)
—25
Apr
91
15%
Chica
18%
•
24 Vb
Greyhound
56% Feb
75%
3
Bolsa
18%
300
V
2%
Boeing
18
Sep r
17 % Nov
"
V/Mar
1,200
Petroleum
Jan-
41
Gt Western Financial Corp ...—_—..1
96%.Nov
100
108
(Un)—
Feb
449i
100
22%
Great
Oct
82
-JlsY--—--
Corp
60%
100
21%
Great
Jan
12
3
Bandlnl
Sep
,13%'. 14%
8%
8%
81%
'
11%
6%
Mfg
300
—_1
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)———_—_—1
July
11%
13%
6%
Avco
84
18
July
26
'
48 %
L—5
Brewing
Dec
79%
2.20
Alden1
5% Feb
82%
52%
Humor
23
Dec
30
5% 'Jun
-
79%
1
64% July
19% May
25
76%
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
Warrants
%
(Un).
Products
Goodyear
Jan
76
Refining Co
—
High
16Jan
-
-48%
79%
.^80c
4
2.10
Goebel
Nov
50%'
51%
Atchison Topeka &
(Un)__
May
33
105%
(Un)
Atlas
39
76%
Co
200
52%
Glen
Apr
500
"
50
(Uh)——.—5
Armco Steel Corp (Un)__l—
10
Armour fc Co (111)
(U11)
5
Atlantic
Nov
33%
—-1
(The)
24%
1
Good
107%
Louisiana
Warrants
Sep
38%
(Un;!—_„i—25
Corp (Un)-__——25
—
24%
Gladding McBean & Co
39 Va July
51%
Viscose
5
Corp
Erothers
Gimbel
Gladden
104 Vb Mar
41%
26
Tobacco Co
Anaconda
24-%. Sep
20% Feb
100
200
30
41%
41%
American Tel & Tel CO
Arkansas
29%
30
Nov
23%.
3,300
24%
29%
24 %
Corp
Standard Sanitary. <Un)-7--S
American Smelting & Refjnlhg (Un)--
American
100
——
*
.
1
100
73%'73%-
■
American
Corp
35 Ye
34%
34%
Cement Corp pfd (Un>——-o
American Cyanamld Co (Un)_
10
American Electronics Inc__
1
Amer & Foreign Power (Un)
American Marc Inc
«>uc
American Motors Corp (Un)
0
American Potash &: Chemical Corp
*
American
700
5%
30
Telephone & Electronics (Un)__10
Tire & Rubber Co (Un>__83Va
Gillette Co
5% Mar
100
494
American
Ampex
200
9
4%
_•
(Un)
Utilities
30
5%
<Un)
Nov
Feb
Public
Low
23 %
10c
*
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Getty Oil Co—
6% Mar
600
900
;!I_—i
Range Since Jan-1
High
^
Corp
General
Jan
13
Brdcst-Para Theatres v(yh) _1
Can Co (Un) ___-_-.__--12.50
American
May
85c
4%
13
Shares
:
<Un)__
Service
Gen
Apr
29 %
Dec
4%
(Un)__TT--———
Inc coui
American Airlines
American
80%
Feb
12 vb
————-
American Eosch Arma
63% Mar
28c
Pacific
Public
General
Jan
1
Mfg Co (Un/-,,
AJIis-Chaimers
Aluminium Limited
Amerada Petroleum
22%
17%
300
1,800
69,600 •
-
Nov
13
600
General
General
High
2
J
Allied
29c
10c
—
Industries
Ti7'V
Allegheny Corp common (UnL
A
Jan. 1
Low
High
Par
Admiral
Range Since
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Low
Par
for Week
Range
Last
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Thursday
stocks
Last
STOCKS
18%
300
18
Dec
21%
Jan
Eleciric
&
Davis
(Un)
59
300
55
Oct
76
500
18%
Jan
30 Va
Dec
Pfizer
25
24%
25
1,800
22
Nov
38%
Jan
5
28%
27%
28%
24
Jan
Dynamics Corp,
—I 1
General Electric Co (Un)__...^ ~
5
General Exploration Co of
Californialll
General .Motors Corp common.
46 Ye
45%
46%
700
67% Mar
Pioneer Mill Co Ltd
93%
95%
800
43 Ve
74%
Oct
95%
Sep
97%
Procter
1,200-
46%
300'
120
33%c
1
Philco
500
22%
120
1594
159b
16
389b
379i
38%
-
994
9%
~
9%
ioo
-
-
30% Sep
45% NOV
-.
•
35%
Apr
2094
Nov
36%
=
Feb
48
July
Jan
120
Dec
101-
100-
Nov
20Vb
Jan
26% Jan
38%
Dec
109b
Jun
15 %
400
300-'
-
6,400- --"59b
•,
Jan
Apr
30%
40%
22
22
*
50
Pepsi-Cola (Un)
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
58
1
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Co
29 Ye
40%
4594
50c
American World Airways
1
Fruehauf Trailer Co
General American Oil of Texas
General Controls Co
5
59
1
(Chas)
Phelps Dodge
General
_1%
For
footnotes,
see page 40.
39
Mar
&
Co
Inc
359b
1
(Un)
54 Va
12.50
(Un)..
Corp
Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum
3
5
Co
32 %
32 %
55
33%-
100
31%
50 Vb
Dec.
21%
Sep
46 Vb
459b
46%
41 Vb
500
&
Gamble
Co
&
22%
20 V2
23
6,900
10
Oct
45 % Mar
Puget Sound
Pulp
52%
52%
54 y4
4,200
45
Mar
58% July
Pure
(Un)_„
Oil
Co
23 V4
(Un).i.._j—2
Timber.
—
i
5
3
5
70
23 %
190
19
IOO
7494
Jan
27
36
%
-
36%
36V,
1,100-'
„
.18% Jan
Feb
52% Mai
26
Jan
86%
26
May
3694 May
Nov
89V4
"
Dec.
43
Sep
200
1,100
-
20
(Un)
35%
-
89%
Mar
Dec
28% Oct
48 '■
Apr
Volume
190
Number 5911
.
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(2743)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Thursday
STOCKS
Last
Par
Rayonier
of America
Raytheon
(Un)
•
Co
(Un)
5
Oil
&
Reynolds Tobacco
Rlieem
Rice
Oil
Oil
100
48(4
Jun
64%
18
1..25
Sep
30%
4,200
1.35
76%
100
71
17
1,100
43
200
.21'A
19 %
21(4
1,300
36%
1.100
*
Ry(Un)
4.32 'lo
Co
cumulative
100
19%
Nov
300
25
Dec
8%
8%
9 («
85%
49%
49%
29%
49%
700
39%
Jan
50
17
17%
200
9(4
Feb
17%
100
300
33%
33%
100
27'/a
26%
27%
15,500
50
50
50(4
900
5
14%
Nov
59
Apr
48
Rubber
Oct
1,700
9%
Feb
45%
Nov
62
9%.
47 %
42%
7
.
Universal Match
42%
800
39%
Nov
52%
47 3«
48(4
5,800
453)
Oct
59
41%
4334
1.600
18
Jan
43%
100
53%
Sep
69%
Co
Class
Ford
A
58%
23%
1,200
93)
Jun
29(4
of
1,800
223)
Nov
29
1
3%
3%
4(4
5,000
3%
Oct
—25
1,295
1,295
10
1295
Dec
45%
46
200
3534
Jan
44 3
4
Feb
Martin
Amer
42%'
5%
77
9(4
700
8%
Nov
13
400
3034
Sep
82
200
7134
Oct
17
Nov
19%
Jan
Philco
75
Sep
2834
Dec.
2 8 34
Dec
3334
173s
18(4
335
1334
Feb
734
18%
2,400
23%
300
Nov
3134 July
61
46%
Jun
55
71%
428
5034
Feb
11%
150
10
Sep
72% May
1634 Jan
71
44l
5434
54%
55
68(4
68
1134
68 %
70(4'
22(4
23
—
61%
28%
28%
•
23%
6334
300
28
Dec
21%
100
29 %
29%
400
26
Jun
25% Aug
34
Sep
400
'
21
Sep
200
21%
Dec
19% Mar
18
1
*
300
17
Jan
24(4
200
37%
Nov
4234
27%
100
25(4
Nov
34
100
29%
Nov
31% Nov
43% Apr
10
32
32
200
30%
49(4
23
89%
9334
1,93 8
18(4
18%
290
18%
18%
1,121
15% Nov
52%
54%
4,020
44% Mar
53(4
53(4
30
18(4
183)
545
43
43(4
160
32%
Jan
61% May
7734
79%
157
67%
Feb
90
31%
32%
260
26%
Nov
2534
26
963
2534
Nov
35% July
2934 May
15%
41(4
1534
2,876
15
Dec
41(4
50
4 0 34
Dec
53% Apr
50
51
2,347
4634
Jun
57
9
9,344
Sep
1.000
40%
Dec
1,000
29%
Nov
15(4
1,700
15
Dec
20
35%
400
31
Jan
45
1
Corp,
& Light
RR
•
3
A-
—
Inc—
5
♦
common
Transportation
Co
•
Reading
Scott
Co
3
Power
10
common
1
4-26
Co..
1534
'
503)
9
834
3134
3134
'
39
40%
1,100
36%
Oct
65(4
7%
1,000
7%
Dec
«
j
Oil
29
1,900
23%
Nov
United
Gas
•
.
Corp
—
—1
—
Improvement
13.50
32%
32%
100
32
Sep
4234
1
1
V—» O
1
300
383a
Transit
inc
4s
Co
subord
series
*_1975
A—
debs
1-977
Dec
Jan
2% Mar
10%
1.400
%
Sep
63
100
46%
Jan
68
100%
3634
Aug
b
36%
—-_6rf25
7%
—
1
883) Mai-
35%
Dec
52%
Jan
400
45%
Aug
96(4
7%
100
31%
47 3
28%
28%
4
2.00
9
5%
100
6% May
8
Feb
30
Nov
42
Jan
1,800
27%
Sep
52%
Nov
28%
500
26%
Nov
34%
Apr
4%
700
3%
Dec
3,500
2.00
Dec
4'
2.10
9
4,000
5%
1,800
8%
5%
Dec
2.10
'
133a
Dec
7
16%
16%
100
1634
Dec
Armstrong
Cork
Blaw-Knox
Co
Columbia
23% May
2934
30
14(4
Jan
21
1,103
3 5 34
Dec
44(4
17
492
1634
Nov
25
19%
1,000
13%
Jan
Expressed
l.ast
Sale Price
Par
•
in
Canadian
25
Week's
Range
Co._
—,_1
System
80(4
263
2 2 34
5834
300
19%
Oct
2434
Jftp*
489
45%
Jun
62(4
Jun
24
24(4
384
2234
Nov
54%
573
53
Dec
2734 July
6634 Feb
734
734
500
734
Dec
52 34
53%
—
—
52%
219
4834
Jan
76
Jun
74%
Feb
79%
__
10
83
100
—
Aluminium
*
4%%
Co
of
32%
4b
pfd
see
page
Home
(Joseph)
McKinney Mfg
Co
—-—_*
1
—
Pittsburgh Brewing common
2,50
Pittsburgh Forgings Co_——__1
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
——
10
Plymouth Oil Corp
5
_5
Glass & Chemical
Week's
8734 Mar
Jan
9%
Apr*
59% Aug
84
,
Jan
84
Apr
Sales
for Week
Shares
Range Stnce Jan. 1
High
Low
Higt
45%
46(4
105
3634
Feb
493)
5334
53%
3
36%
Jan
1934
20
243
1934
Dec
56% July
2434 Mar
8(4
—
1
8(4
22%
35(4
—
23
35%
1
—
3%
33)
15%
1
3%
°
39%
-
Nov
40
Air
Brake—
Electric
——10
Corp—12.50
Apr
300
1
May
1,550
High
Sep
40
Feb
Sen
24
Apr
a23
a23
30
10
10%
125
9%
Aug
50
8%
Oct
21
a90% a90%
5
33
40
15%
6
109
73% May
132
2134
Nov
38 34
3 8 34
68
29%
Jan
2%
2,900
2%
119
2734
Sep
56
7034
Feb
—
2%
__
32%
32%
105
Telep
Co
4%%
105
34
106(4
Week's
15%
Dec
Dec
1%
Feb
4% Aug
18(4 Sep
91
Mar
.31
Apr
38% July
7
Feb
38(4 Mar
110(4
Dec
preferred
Argus Corp Ltd common-^
$2.50 preferred
a
Asbestos Corp
pfd
__
50
50
-
—_—.•
50
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Atlas
Steels
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
a40
a40
20
39(4
Dec
43
—
49
49
100
48
Oct
49%
35
34
35
590
31%
Nov
42
45%
45%
100
43%
Dec
49%
__
__
Jan
Dec
Mar
Dec
•
25%
25%
26
655
25
Dec
36
Feb
•
—
Ltd—
26%
26%
27%
480
24
Aug
29(4
Feb
22%
22%
Mar
.
;—
Bailey
Selburn
5",
preferred
pfd—
—,25
.25
—
18(4
Oct
24T4
Jau
19
1,030
18%
Dec
24
Feb
55
1,039
51
Sep
63 34 Mar
54%
53%
5534
3,655
50%
Sep
623) July
71%
71%
72
653) May
84
AUj
39
39
82
33
45
Aug
41
42
210
41
—
10
55
Bank
10
10
4.270
34%
26 % May
3734 July
Bank of Nova Scotia
42% July
of
33%
6,102
_25
20
20
3.026
19%
Dec
22
Feb
42%
43
Banque
370
41%
Sep
45%
Feb
Eathurst
Montreal
Provinciale
Power
(Canada)
Paper
class A
10
•
25
18%
54(4
—
Banque Canadian National
Sep
Jan
80%
11(4 Mar
19%
a—
3%
22%
Last
$2.90
Range Since Jan. 1
22
4Q
79%,
Par
Anglo Can
33
Jan
8% Mar
(Range for Week Ended December 25)
Sales
2,760
Feb
33
2134
Thursday
Low
27
39
—
—
Sale Price
nign
7% Jan
22% Sep
)
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
STOCKS
Shares
175
502
—
Dec
July
19% Aug
32%
40.
72%
—
2234
50
Canada
preferred
For footnotes,
40
1,000
of Prices
Low
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
Light Co
5
Duquesne
5%%
•
$3,000
Range
19%
Dollars
*
Aigoma Steel
-
79%
83
„
—
1
U S
19%
*
Apr
May
—
—-10
Aug
for Week
of Prices
low
39%
*
Apr,
Mar
79%
"
Thursday
1,083
Jan
36% May
53%
:
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—
Gas
Montreal Stock Exchange
STOCKS
Apr,
9%
Sep
19(4
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24
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Rockwell-Standard Corp
22
19
19
Are
6(4 May
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Jan
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Dec
CANADIAN MARKETS
Shown
2734
20%
3634
12% Mar
8%
5%
27%
2,182
May
Dec
31%
2.05
Mar
600
4534
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14
700
4
45%
(Un) —2
9
88
87
—___—_5
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108
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Jan
Sep
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Apr
63
—1634
37
17(4
Feb
9%
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1
Jan
19% Sep
58% July
53% Dec
1634
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Par
1
Dec
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Sep
9334
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—
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9(4 Mar
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51
Jan
36%
—
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common—
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__
10
_
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„
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July
27 7
18%
16%c
Aug
35%
28%
—
Jan
Dec
53% July
41%
30%
15
7%
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50%
18
35% Mar
40%
40%
—
—
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Aug
34
49(4
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Jun
39%
34
39 %
18
39%
27%
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Sun
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Feb
Dec
18%
-
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27
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Jan
89%
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21%
15%
1
Feb
Sep
3834
5
36
Jan
Scranton-Spring Brook Wat Serv Co_*
29% Apr
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•
23% May t,( South Jersey Gas Co
^_2.50
2334
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—
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22%
725
Dec
2
79%
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.
wi——
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Kentucky Coal Co (Un)4
Western Dept Stores
—25c
5%
18 8
1.030
22(4
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common
Oct
19(4 Mar
760
6934
89% Apr
4734 DeCj
,
18% July
934 Jan
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Progress Manufacturing Co
(4 Mar
10
—
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Drug
Philadelphia
2934 July
17%
25
preferred.
Dec
104%
111
__
-
4234
Dec
6,94 7
26%
—
Philadelphia Electric
87% Aug
2534 Mar
23%
West
A
5,242
High
Jan
7 2 34
40%
25
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at
Chemicals
Peoples
35% Mar
17%
preferred
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24
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'-—25
-
Co
Co.
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Jan
33%
23%
—
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Jun
Range Since Jan. 1
443
8%
Jan
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33
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—
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
13334
-
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25 %
Inc
(The)
&
Pennsalt
47(4 Aug
—12.50
Abitibi Power &
Paper common
Aug
.
34
Co
—
Jan
100
_•
Prices
25
Sep
40%
8%
5
Co
Fund
Potomac
—
Jan
90
Sales
i.80
Dairies
Madison
Oct
23 %
(Un)__—
(Un)
22%
17%,.'
General Acceptance Corp common
1
General Motors Corp
1.66%
Gimbel
Brothers
5
Jun
53 7 n
23
9
common
Dec
29%
non-voting——;————10
Motor
Foremost
Apr
22%
common
New
75%
—
1
common
——
Publishing
Merck
5334
»
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11%
Shares
7234' 75
7634
—
Dec
6534
5
»
Dec
Jan
2934
13
Jan
23(4
——
Petroleum
Co
3834
75
Power & Light com—13.50
Duquesne Light
.
5
Storage Battery
10
Apr
2834
(Un
Jun
Jan
22%
—.15
Co
22c
65(4
7%
for Week
High
4234
*
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Week's
Range
of Prices
Low
—i-4.33
-
Oct
6534
——i—_—1
Victor Equipment
Co,.—...———
1
Preferred
48
24%
42%
—
Varian Associates.
Transit
Company
Curtis
Jan
1
(Un)—
Co
300
33y3
—>
Electric—
Campbell Soup Co—
Chrysler Corp
Jan
5%
43%
*
Utah-Idaho Sugar
New
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31%
47%
10
Corp common:
Universal Consolidated Oil
Westates
.
273) Sep
3% Nov
21% Nov
—10
_
Steel
Vanadium
Baltimore
28% May
1434 May
6,600
9%
47:%
25
Inc
(Un)
80
111
1
Tel-
&
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Dec
21%
5
,
243)
110%
Sep
May
Jan
40%
5
-
24%
110%
12c
54
23% Jan
49
48
26 %
TBoc
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Industries Inc
S
Sep
100
(Un)
Park
S
19%
2,500
48
253«
25%
82
United Gas
Corp common
U
900
200
Calif
Ry-Co
1,700
_10
!
Corporation
634%
of
1134
Electric
2,100
__
Lines
U
20%
-6%
(Un)__
10%
Delaware
52%
_
Co
1Q0
Last
Co
City
51% Jan
63% Mar
223 B
-
S
Jun
52(4'
—_
U
54%
22%
Inc__.
———10
United Aircraft
Corp (Un)_—;—___5
United Corp
CUn)—
—_1
United Fruit Co
United
400
22%
_——-2
Union Sugar
Air
60%
1,300
Warrants (Un)
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
(Un)
United
Nov
2,500
Tishman Realty &
Construction Co—1
Transamerica Corp
Elc-ctric
3,000
64
11(4
_—1
common
Arundel
Mar
5(4
______25
Union Gil Co
Union Pacific
Sep
38%
45
28%
(Un):
Prelerred
Union
Tel
43% Jan
67% Apr
21% Jan
5
(Un)
Corp
12%
1,600
1
Thriftimart Inc
Tidewater Oil common.
(Un)
Atlantic
May
28 %
_50c
Telautograph Corp
Tennessee -Gas Transmission
Tri-Continental
Nov
200
40
20
a
(Un)
12c
64
Mar
89
Steel
Stores
Finance
(Un)
Airlines
48(4
14%
39%
12
5
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Superior Oil Co ( Calif )1—
Texas Gulf
.Sulphur Co
Textron Inc common
Wood
American
Oct
—25
Oil
37% Mar
Par
American
Dec
28%
Co
Sunset
Alan
Aug
Apr
—2
_
Sep
12c
—-1
...
% Aug
A.„25
:
(Un)
(Un)
Staufl'er Chemical Co—
Sterling Drug Inc (Un ) "
Studebakei -Packard common
World
6 % Jan
70% Oct
23(4 Sep
26'4 Nov
60%
.
25
Stanley Warner Corp
Trans
35
14%
40
60%
J
27%
Thursday
Budd
10
—
*
—
Jan
Nov
10
(Indiana)
Inc
45
73%
20(4
15
(Un)
Southwestern Public Service..
Sperry-Rand Corp
Warrants
(Un)
Standard Oil Co of
California
Standard Oil
Texaco
Nov
100
700
200
79%
Co
Company
36
22
79%
„—
Dec
79%
common__25
Railwav
100
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
26% July
29(4 May
12% Oct
36
5
Petroleunj
53% Dec
3234
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STOCKS.
Jan
79%
2
Southern
&
8%
42
21%
1
Pacific
Jan
3234
32%
Jan
Jun
36
2.50
A
50
27%
21%
7.50
Calif Gas Co nfd
series
Swift
2,200
y-
Calif
Sunray Mid-Continent
34% Nov
25%
1.40
preferred
N
Oct
Oct
20(4
.—3
Southern
of
20(4-
♦
Southern
Oil Co
40
16%
25
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Southern
Standard
■
■
—.1—1
Inc
Corp
24% Mar
25
-
Co
30%
10
common—
High
100
—————-—r—25
106%.. Jan
Nov
1
(Un)__
Edison
%. Oct
10
com
-
(Un)
Low
51
Sale Price
35%
—
*
(Un)
Oil
Jan
16
43
Corp_.—
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Co
Cab
Preferred
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Range Since Jan. 1
High
51
July
96c
76%
:
Low
b
51
Dec
1.25
Shares
Nov
500
—1.66%
Oil
Co„~—:—:—
Siegler Corp
Signal Oil tfs Gas Co class
Mobil
(F
Yellow
39% Mar
28%
common
Smith-Corona-Marchant
Oct
Woolworth
80% Aug
18%
16%
Shell
Socohy
2,000
Nov
Mar
43
.
Southern
24(4
7%
67
16%
(Un)——
Oil
100
22 %
22%
1,400
1
Co__——
Co
200
8%
76%
1
Sears, Roebuck & Co—
.
24%
8%
76%
.(Un)—20 g
Co
Francisco
Water
23%
8
for Week
Western Union Telegraph (Un)_. _c2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)_
10
Williston Basin Oil Exploration.
10c
30(4 July
73% Apr
28(4 Jan
11% July
58%
1
Finance
23%
Sep
19% Aug
Range
of Prices
Par
Dec
Zenith Radio
Diego Gas & Elec
Diego Imperial Corp
Schenley Industries (Un)
Scott Paper-Co——
Sinclair
43%
Feb
High
72
28
San
.
3,900
———»
San
Shasta
52%
Feb
58%
Co____
-Corp
Louis-San
Inc
51%
43%
5
Safeway Stores Inc
Servel
«*5234
19%
200
Sales
Last
Sale Price
—1
Co—
Rohr Aircraft
Seaboard
1,300
10
(Un)_
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Ryan Aeronautical Co
St
70
28%
50c
,
Richfield
69
1
Manufacturing
Ranch
Low
26(4
1
—
Gas Co
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. I
High
26 %
—.—1
—.—i,
Republic Aviation" Corp
(Un)
Republic Pictures
(Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Reserve
Shares
Low
Week's
Thursday
for Week
—
Inc
(Range for Week Ended December 25)
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Radio Corp
Week's
35
—
—
-
340
Mar
Dec
51%
Ft;
36
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(2744)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
PTO0K8
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Bo water Corp 5% preferred-5% % preferred —-——
Bowater
British
Columbia
4%
Oil
Apr
44
40%
Oct
46% May
40
45%
Dec
50%
Feb
Montreal Locomotive
Jan
Dec
Montreal
Apr
Morgan & Co 4 %%
42 V.
46 Vt
9%
9'/4
9%
4.50
4.40
33 Vb
33
common
5% preferred
.
4.50
7,823
1,666
4.40
Dec
9%
7%
33 V4
3,613
31%
Nov
44%
6
50
69
25
81% Nov
89% Feb
39
255
38
43
Mar
National
45
Dec
-50
a36
a36
49%
49%
12%
13%
38
Oct
Oct
40 % Aug
Nova
48
370
Sep
53% Aug
1,985
1,329
11%
Oct
35%
33%
42%
50
39%
Sep
Sep
Ltd—_
al7
al7
25
19
Jan
Brown Company _—
Bruck Mills Ltd class A——.—
11%
35%
British Columbia Telephone
-^Class
Bond
Can
{1959)
B___
100
31
31
Building Products
130
31
215
V4
Nov
13 % July
28%
Oct
Canada
Powell
River
Dec
26%
Sep
37
Malting
Nov
28%
Dec
37% Mar
Oct
76
Feb
49%
33%
34
25%
25%
26%
348
20%
20%
705
57%
57%
25
54%
44%
45
85
40
Canada Steamship commonCanadian Aviation Electronics
Mar^'
17
17
165
16
Nov
55%
55%
1,231
52
Sep
66% July
36%
36%
37%
835
33%
Sep
42 %
al5
al6
65
11%
Apr
17% July
*
22
22
150
20
Oct
5%
preferred ———10O
Canadian Canner class A—
•
a80
a80
5
90
Mar
14
14
100
Canadian
Bronze
common-—-—
$1.75
series
13% Oct
20%
21%
2,135
18
25
28
28
28%
365
28
•
Chemical
Canadian
Converters
Canadian
Cottons
Co
6%
6%
7
620
6%
Sep
—*
5
5
125
4.50
Dec
*
10%
10%
210
9 V.
Feb
11%
11%
200
16
17
1,140
•
14 V.
14%
M
42 %
43
-•
14%
14%
1,515
Ltd
class
B
common
Canadian
Hydrocarbons
Canadian
Industrie#
-•
common.
International Power
Preferred
Locomotive
--
•
Canadian
Canadian
20%
•
common
preferred
Canadian
.
—
Mar
16% J'dy
5%
11%
1,533
11
Sep
16%
Jan
8.45
8.50
250
7.50
Dec
12 Vb
Jan
28%
38%
470
26%
Oct
36%
Feb
17%
17% Dec
11%
.
7.00
Feb
Sep
50%
Jan
84
84
110
83
Oct
88
al4
al4
45
13
Feb
a41% a41 %
20
41
Oct
44
14%
Sep
22%
33
Oct
43
July
300
TransDort
46%
100
——
•
common
preferred
—'—-50
19%
Quebec Natural
Quebec Power
Sep
Oct
69 % Mar
Nov
3.80
Jun
14% July
Dec
Feb
Mar
90
16% May
Reitman's
(Canada)
Class A
604
160
r
„
Jan
24% July
32% Jan
9% Aug
5.00
Dec
5%
Feb
Oil Co Ltd
Series
29,068
14 V.
Dec
24
Jan
Series
5,330
42%
Dec
47%
Jan
Dec
14%
Dec
Class
A
Sherwin
7% preferred
Sicard Inc
Canada
;
Press
Structural Steel—
14% Nov
23%
Jan
Steinbergs class A
Dec
5%
Dec
19%
19%
3,075
17%
Oct
22%
Feb
2.25
2.50
265
2.25
Jan
410
^eb
28
28
200
26
NOV
35% Mar
Corbys
class
A
•
18
18
174
17%
21
Feb
Crown
Sep
Cork
&
*
55
55
75
54%
Feb
62
19%
19 V*
100
18%
Nov
31%
2,955
30%
38% Aug
20
Sep
Sep
300
17%
18 Vb
18Vs
94
preferred—
Co„'—
15%
27%
Sep
35
Jan
29 %
Oct
36%
Jan
175
37%
Dec
43
Jan
41%
Dec
48
Api
52%
Feb
31
a41
a41
10
45
45
75
45
126
5
125
Nov
6%
7
920
6
Dec
1,030
30V
1,150
24
32%
32
33%
24
24
24%
:—*
16% Mar
Nov
126
-
Mar
Dec
4,606
•
Oct
10
39%'
39%
100
92%
190
29 %
>-31
19% Mar
Sep
100
Jan
1,435
11
28%
29%
1,601
■„
94
10%
11%
Dec
5.75
139% Mar
Oct
7%
July
40
Sep
Dec
81
Oct
25 V#
May
! 80
80
65
Jan
16%
17
567
10
Feb
20
87
86%
88
790
681
Jan
90% July
23%
.23
23%
1,773
100
100
50
30
5
-
"
5%%
•
1
—
preferred
Texaco
•
Canada
.
—100
—
Canada Ltd
•
Toronto-Dominion
Trans Canada
99%
Jun
102
Jun
Jan
Nov
75
Mar
Mar
68
July
1,205
22%
Sep
31
Jan
200
3.20
Nov
61
60Vs.
61%
260
50
10
56
55%
56 %
310
51
•
Bank
Pipeline
Dec
35%
~Dec:
23
24%
24%
24%
3.20
3.20
3.20
24 % Mar
31%
6.20
% July
1
July
10
Southam
3.90
Apr
03
*
6%
Steel Co of
475
35
Sep
•
Standard
5%
Jan
75
-100
30 % Mar
5%
21
•
com
——
31% May
15% May
Dec
450
1,243
*
of
Jan
30
80
pfd
50
4%%
preferred———50
Williams
Sep
29
4%
B
G%
13%
6.05
—
A
Nov
20%
736
78%
•
Nov
Jan
7
100
11% Mar
12 Vb
Nov
85% May
common..
23%
1,637
Nov
16%
Dec
-
30
23%
20%
17%
Dec
80
r
79%
10
preferred
12
20 Vb
Nov
14%
100
6%
St Lawrence Corp common
20
500
15%
100
80
100
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey common
•
Shawinigan Water & Power common—•
Feb
15%
16
14%
80
—'
Rolland Paper class 'A'
Royal Bank of Canada
Jan
15
16
14%
Ltd
~
15
8
16 Vb
343i
;
1
Reynolds Aluminum preferredRoe (A V) (Canada) common—
Sep
Vb July
7%
16
34%
Sep
May
25%
26
1
Gas
_————-
1,690
28
53% July
39
7,516
—•
Feb
355
13
19%
40
47
24%
•
Sep
Oct
58
12%
332
46%
24%
.—*
44%
834
47
28%
•
12
————
1,842
12%
Oct
24%
Glass
48
12%
'46
Dec
23%
Consolidated Mining tc Smelting
Consolidated Textile
46%
47%
Apr
Feb
19
53%'May
16%
13
Consumers
Feb
52%
24
•
Dec
49%
200
24%
Co Ltd-.
14
25
190
•
Cellulose
17
100
300
50
1,414
10
Columbia
Jan
15
14%
3.90
21
20%
15
15
50
17%
Pacific Railway
•
96
55 %
Petrofina Ltd preferred
Farm,
Nov
55
Canadian
Cockshutt
72
3.90
Canadian
•
10
17%
Sogemines
Canadian Vickers
a90
Jun
Mar
Feb
*
:
75
Oil Companies common
51
•
preferred
Simpsons
Canadian
Oct
Ores—————20c
Iron
Royalite
Canadian Celanese
44
Jan
55%
Canadian Bank of Commercs_
Canadian Breweries common
Canadian British Aluminum
205
Jun
33 %
common
46
-
Jun
Mar
25
20
,•
5,965
2,099
10
Co——;
Price Bros & Co Ltd common
20
18
20
commo:
20% May
14%
•
Power Corp of Canada
Jan
39
Nov
18%
Cement common.
Dec
15
1
Premium
18
.•
$1.30 preferred
Canada Iron Foundries
Canada
18%
16%
•
Jun
4.50
4%
new common-
2,975
14%
warrants-—-.—-i.———-*
Common
Provincial
Calgary Power
17
a90
—•
—
Pacific Petroleums
Jan
2.50 Oct
29
45
•
Page-Hersey Tubes
47% May
19% May
14% Jan
9
750
11
2.65
29%
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
22%
10
Light ds Power
Flour Mills common
18
22%
380
~
Scotia
40
9%
12%
11
2.65
—,—r.
Com common
Car
Trust Co Ltd——
Ogilvie
35
13%
Columbia Forest Products-
National Steej
35%
85
-50
Oct
Oct
2,491
26
16%
16%
common—5
Noranda Mines Ltd
100
45
43
43
High
Low
26
—100
pfd-—
Drug & Chemical
69%
82%
British Columbia Power
Brooke
National
69%
38%
—50
Range Since Jan. J
High
25.%
15
82%
42%
British
July
78
♦
_♦
Trust
.100
——-—■
—
Shares
25%
.100
'
26
Class B
—50
——
,
preferred
preferred
Low
Molson Breweries Ltd class A—
Feb
Electric—
_.
Sales
for Week
^
Feb
42
——
5%%
89%
75
46 y#
preferred
.-———
4%% cum red pfd;———
4% % preferred
——
4%%
8,647
—50
Paper ——
American
Range
of Prices
Par
High
42%
—50
Brazilian Traction Light & Power-
British
Low
High
42%
42%
.—25
Bell
Range Since Jan.1
Shares
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
LOW
Par
Monday. December 28, 1959
.
Week's
Thursday
STOCKS
for Week
Range
.
(Range for Week Ended December 23)
Sales
Week's
Thursday
.
Seal Co—
Crown Zellerbach class A
Oils
Triad
United
Dominion
Coal
1
•
6%
20%
20
20%
2,267
4.50
5.00
470
al7%
al8
125
17
Oct
22
*
9%
9%
200
6
Feb
16%
51%
52
1,170
41%
Jan
52%
83
Oct
•
common
al7%
•
87
Textile
Donohue
Dow
Du
Bros
Feb
8%
Jan
Feb
88
150
95
8%
•
Ltd
——
38'%
•
14
1,255
13%
Oct
15
125
13%
Dec
22%
50
50
52%
650
49%
Nov
90 %
15%
15%
16%
845
14 Vb
Jan
20
18%
18%
160
17
Dec
20%
10%
10%
7,321
9%
Dec
12
15%
185
14%
Sep
19
4%%
Zellers
preferred
Limited
46
Aug
29% Aug
4%%
preferred
10%
•
34%
50
34
Sep
44%
Apr
a8l
P
82
Oct
92
Jan
43 %
43%
2.900
43%
Dec
46
Jan
25%
Feb
Canadian Stock Exchange
45
431
40
Jan
24%
25%
948
19%
Jan
July
Prices
Apr
Shown
Are
Expressed in Canadian
Week's
Thursday
STOCKS
Last
1
al6%
al7
alO
—
alO
40
14
Jan
21
25
5
Jun
Anglo-Nfld
•
18%
Dec
25 Vb May
Canadian
Collieries
200
50%
Feb
87
Canadian
Dredge &
Dec
12 V*
12
12%
1,325
10%
Nov
17
Mar
29 Vb
30
629
25%
Sep
35
Feb
10
6.00
6.25
775
5.00
Dec
8.95
Jan
1
al5
al5
55
15%
Dec
16%
Oct
34
Sep
Canadian
common
—•
General
Steel
37%
99
99
99
Dec
1
Motors
General
Wares
42%
42%
975
41 Vb
Nov
63
Jan
51%
51%
300
43 %
Nov
55
Aug
4%
common
pfd
inc
*
1927
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Greater Winnipeg Gas Co
521
1
108 % Mar
15
41%
——*
15
11
Jan
19 Vt
40%
30
40%
Oct
47 V4
41%
41%
25
35% May
10%
•
10%
100
165
9%
Feb
—100
17%
17
17%
100
•
—
11
11
11%
1,747
Home Oil class, A
OlESS 3
Home
&
Howard
^
Plttfield
Smith
—-—
—
PaDer common
10%
20c
Jun
Jan
44% July
13%
Sep
20
Dec
21
Jan
250
10%
Dec
20%
Jan
5
43
188
4.90
Nov
5%
Nov
43%
Nov
a37
a38
23
37 %
No
42%
49 %
49
49%
1,265
42%
Oct
com
common
$4.50 preferred
Inland
convertible
38
42c
48c
1,105
35c
G4
Dec
Apr
Mar
48c
Lake
Laura
Loeb
u
(M)
Ltd
Ltd
MacMlllan
& Bloedel class B
5% %
Mitchell
common
preferred
(Robt)
For
footnotes,
B
see page
5%
350
5
40
Oct
70c
NOV
.
Dalfen's
Ltd
Dominion
——1
,
Engineering
Works
1.50
1,50
1
Ltd
a
al8
25
8% Mar;
Feb**
53
1.10 May
Feb'
Oct
45
34%
Jan
47% Aug
Dec---
1.50
50
40
July.
9% July ■■
21% July
Jan
./
May,
36
650
1.55 =
18
40
•
2.95
Sep
15%
Jun
30
Oct
47
'
Jan
38
Jan
-
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_4
&
Fleet
Mfg
Ford
Motor
65c
65c
*1,000
65
>171
al71
25
108
Jan
Prod common——4
(Frank W) class A
4
4.75
4.75
'100
of
;
Canada
Ltd
Canadian
MacLaren
Power
Melchers
Dec
&
&
Corp
Oct,
46%
Jan
Mount
Royal
Dairies
11 %
Nov
14%
Feb
Mount
Royal
Rice
1,805
28%
Sep
41% Aug
80
80
80
40
80
Dec
92
Aug
2.05
Sep
6%
6%
150
6%
Dec
11%
Apr
50
9
Jan
12 %
July
60
Sep
93
July
80
18
26
.
May'
2.55
Jan
83
150
8
8
242
Dec
9
Apr
all
all
5
11%
Nov
15Vb
Jan
Paper Co——5
32%
32%
500
30 %
Nov
36 % Mar
•
.42 Va
43 %
37 %
Jun
4
a7 %
a7 %
4
20
20
—*
10%
10%
—4
1,548
8
50
'5
Nov
46 V4 July
9
Mar
600
18
Dec
26
Jan
1,200
8
Feb
13
July
Not,.
28
Mar
Nov
4.00
Feb
24
25
300
*
Co—
common
Ltd-—
33 %
2,450
25
2.15
—10
Ltd
3,412
Feb
Dec
25
—
.
Corp___1
——:
Ontario
Jun
4.75
Dec
alOVa alOVa
'
4
Paper
Distilleries
4.75
Apr
190
2.15
•
4
Investment
preferred
Moore
—
,
Paper
Ltd
1.50
'Jan
4
Co
Jockey Club Ltd common
Kelly Douglas Ltd class A
London
:
Ltd—*——
37
20
20
20%
400
104
105
1,479
al29
&130
42
35%
36 Vs
104
36
17%
80%
108
Jan
Oct
105 %
135 %
Nov
37 %
1,075
28% Mar
39%
39%
40
1,975
39 %
51%
58%
1,570
48 % Mar
14%
14
14%
625
12
Mussens
103
al03
5
•
26%
26%
100
100
114
114
10
3
a24
a24
25
7%
7%
425
a
Dec
Jan
1.03 July
25 Vb
114
23 Vb
7%
Canada
Northern Quebec
;—
Ltd—
Mills
Ltd—.—
Ltd——
Power Co
Ltd
July
Nov
Dec
Power
Atlantic
Dec
Premier Steel
Dec
Quebec
16%
Aug
Dec
Dec
1.03 Apr
32% Aug
25%
Jun
Jan
14% Mar
Canadian
Corp of Can 4%%
40
58%
125
•
*
40.
39%
Invest
Telephone
11%
Corp
common
St
Chains
Maurice
-
—
125 "
—
Canada
Gas
(1957)
Sobeys
Ltd
Stores
Ltd—
Inc
Shop & Save
Rights
a40
a
40
15
8 %
8 %
2,825
24%
31
4
•
class
Petroleum
Ltd
-—,
11%
12
5,742
Jan
16%
Jun
99% 100%
Traders Finance Corp clar*s A—
358
99%
Dec
112%
Jun
Trans-Canada
100
2.50
Feb
4
27
Dec
Jan
Nov
45
9
Apr
Apr
July
33 V. July
12
170
9%
Nov
200
18%
Dec
20% July
25
17%
N<jV
17%
87c
-
10
87c
300
86c
10%
802
10
Mar
14
Apr
30c
Dec
40c
£)ec
12 %
Oct
15% Aug
38c
8,213
al3
10
'.'115
115
10
110
Oct
200
14
Sep
16%
Oct
44
15%
15%
Nov
1.60 Aug.
26
32c
15%
Mar
Oct
al3
pfd__—100
34%
10%
4.50
19
al6 V4 a 16%
10V4
•
A
39%
12
33C
/—
275
3.00
19
20
1
Ltd
100
30 %
31
12
preferred
745
6
5
Warrants
Renold
.
•
41
6
Co_l
1st pfd~50
ciun
Mills Ltd
39%
Sep
25
3.00
„
£
Pacific
Supertest
*
25
3.00
com—4
Dec
Jun
57%
100
—
class
44%
10'
Southern Canada Power 6%
MasBey-Ferguson
5%
.
1.105
12 VB
•
;
Dec
10.596
37%
pfd—100
Woods 7 Vo pfd—
Secord Candy Shops
Jin
1_
1.90 Apr
July
Feb
5%
16%
45
37
10
the
29%
50
38%
5%%
of
36
.
Sep
23
43%
/
Jamaica Pub Serv Co Ltd
1%
Labatt Limited
(John)
25
31
Sep
-al7
"A"-4
common
11%
S
Iroquois Glass preferred
„
38%
Paper Corp
Gas
31%
25
preferred
28
25
37
Cement
preferred
10
International Nickel of Canada
com—*
Paper common
7.60
International Utilities Corp
•
$2
Nov
26c
700
37
1
International
Interprovinclal Pipe Lines
17%
44
100
Acceptance Corp
873
95c
*
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Indus
42c
17%
90c
Minnesota
"rights"——
6%
;"-44
6 ',<■
Imperial Investment
Imperial Oil Ltd
2,645
a7% ' a7%
4
,.1
Sec
46% Mar
a38
•
762
-31
High
7,500
8
al6.'4
com—4
Ltd
Co
Standard
Div
Apr
11
50
$2.00 preferred
Hudson Bay Mining
Low
31c
Consolidated
Horner
14%
17 >4
1714
4
———
Dock
Company—
Aug
10%
5
•
Co Ltd—•
Range Since Jan.1
Canadian'Westinghouse Company Ltd-4
Hendershot
Hoit, Renfrew
.7% '
46% May
40 %
50
30c
7%
r
Consumers
37
-100
Dynamics
General
Goodyear Tire
37
1%
preferred
30c
5
Ltd—
Resources
Marconi
Consolidated
5%%
Ltd
210
88
30
(Chas E)
Vinegars
18%
86
86
•
Fraser Cos Ltd common.
French Petroleum preferred
Dominion Sugar
18%
•
•
Development Co
&
Canada
Famous Players Canadian
Corp
Foundation Co of Canada
Share#
'
High
10% July
Apr
Canada
Ford Motor Co
for Week
of Prices
Low
Dollars
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Abitca Lumber & Timber
Gatlneau Power
.
Jan
.
45
*
common
Heating Prod class A
Frosst & Co
Apr
34%
'
50
Feb
•
3%
Cor])
Mar
July
4.10
a81
w.,~
———100
—
Par
&
13
Nov
Mar
15 %
common
Enamel
2.90
850
40
Mar
33
1,642
3.00 \
Nov
8
320
38%
2.90
May
15%
•
Electrolux
8%
38
1
Aug
14
Ltd
Canada
of
24%
15'A
Brewery
Pont
Nov
10
Dominion Tar & Chemical common— •
Redeemable preferred _.—.—,—23%
Dominion
4%
—•
7% preferred
Dominion Steel & Coal
Dominion Stores Ltd
•
Worts
<fc
Webb & Knapp (Canada)
Weston (Geo> class A
Feb
G.70
Dec
25
Dominion Foundries & Steel com
Dominion Glass common
———
Nov
•
preferred
Dominion Corsets
Dominion
Dairies
31%
-
Steel Corp
Gooderham
Walker
Distillers Seagrams
Dominion Bridge
I—
131
Jan
Feb
45% July
6.50
Sep
Corp
Fund
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co
37 V-4
•
32.%'
10
4
11%
-
11
38
285
35
32 %
455
20
Jan
32%
Oct
11%
2.000
10%
Nov
15%
Apr
Jan"
-
190
Volume
Number 5911
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
J
(2745)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Thursday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Union
of
Gas
Canada
Ltd
Range
Corporation class B
Principal Properties
United
United
Pen
Waterman
Range Since Jan, 1
High
16%
—*
Low
17
825
26 ¥2
26%
2.25
2.15
2.35
2.80
3.00
,
Jan
Prices
Dec
Nov
Ameranium
Anacon
■
Mines
Lead
Anthonian
12c
15c
:—1
3 Vic
3 Vic
12,100
2,000
—20c
55c
55c
500
Ltd-
Mines
Ltd
Mining Ccrp
Mines
Arno
400
•
Ltd
1
5c
5 Vic
8c
gy2C
6%c
7c
Metal
1
Ltd
30c
30c
32c
16% Mar
9c
Nov
40c
2c
—*
6c
Dec
Mar
Gc
Feb
1.15
Jan
5c " Dec
55c
8,624
•
Mines
Nov
44,200
6 Vic
10 Vi
9,000
8%c
1
Ltd
Atlas Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd
Augustus Exploration Ltd—a.—
Aull
13c
Dec
l5c
Mar
4c
Jan
10c
Dec
4c
Apr
15c
July
11,384
25c
Nov
85c
Feb
7,000
5c
Oct
21c
Apr
6c
-■
*
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A"____l
Baker
_
Talc
Barvallee
Bateman
Bcauce
Ltd--.
Mines
Bay Mining Co
Burnt
Hill
1,000
4Vic-
Mines
Ltd
&
Paper
Jan
33c
Jan
500
4c
Dec
40c
22,300
20c
Aug
10c
-
Apr
1.30 Mar
Nov
85c
July
Preferred
Jan
84c
Feb
5,500
.4 Vic
Dec
Dec
20,233
17c
5c
13,000
5c
10c
-1
21c
5c
14c
11,800
13c
60c
Jan
15c
Sep
8c
Mar
Dec
Jan
42c
Mar
Coi
20%
Mines
21
\
3c
3c
5,000
6.00
6.25
1,300
-1
._1
„
300
,19%
34
5.95
Jan
7c
Nov
Jan
10 y4 Mar
Devonian
Canalask
Petroleums
Mines. Ltd
Nickel
Canorama
Ltd_*
3.40
3.30'
1
,
Explorations
Canubi* Mines
1
Ltd.—
Carbec
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Cartier
Quebec
Cassiar
Asbestos
Central-Del Rio
3C
Aug
Leduc
Warrants
Fab
Mines
Metal
Ltd
Fano
Mining &
Fontana. Mines
14c
Apr
29c
Jun
Jan
13
Dec
13
325
9%
5.05
2,100
4.80
9c
9c
2,000
7c
14c 16 Vic
14,500
5c
7c
5c
5,000
5 Vic
7c
Dec
11,000
3c
Mar
16% July
10 %c Mar
Nov
3c
Feb
21c
Dec
May
22c
Jan
Oct
12c
Dec
6c
Jan
Nov
28c
Sep
9,70
1,000
21c
Dec
5 Vic
4,500
9.15
Dec
14c
1,100
_*
Gaspe
Oil
19
18%
19
1.65
1.65
1
1
10 c
1,050
400
We 10 Vic
•
31
31
200
4c
5c
15%
5c
Imperial
$2.50
2.75 Mar
Oct
22c
Apr
—-1
Jan
Feb
32 V'4
Dec
Auto
22c
May
30c
3,500
30c
Nov
93c
Jan
5,400
.,3c
Oct
12c
May
13,000
37c
Dec
80c
Jan
9,60
100
3%C
3Vic
1,500
27%
27%
645
'
9.60
8c
9
Ltdu
1
9c
4c
93 y4
9c
92
93 Vi
1.07
1
Corp oi Canada Ltd——1
Monpre Mining Co
Ltd—_—
—1
Montgary Explcr&ticns Ltd—
1
.New Jack Lake Uranium
New
33c
2,500
33.5
Pacific
Coai
&
Mines Ltd_
Oils
75c
4
1
Gold
18%
Oil
(1945)
Ltd
—
P^udash Lake Uranium
Mines Ltd
Mining Coip
Pitt Gold
Mining Co. Ltd
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
Portage Island (Chibt Mines Ltd
40c
75c
3c
40
10,310
2.25
2.18
2.30
2,600
32
33 Vi
13,590
8c
7c
8c
25,412
10c
48,715
56c
-
99c
•24C
?
5%c
500
75c
8,000
13C
43c
35% May
22c
Dec
,
of
Jan
10c
Feb
Dec
9c
Sep
Sep
95
May
1.85 Mar
Jan
Sep
55c
Jan
Dec
21c
Mar
1.72
Oct
Jan
30c
1.24
Sep
15c
10.000
7c
Jan
6c
11,750
4c.
Oct
500
71c
Dec
45C
Exploration
7.70
44c
^
Vic
Quebec
Smelting & Refining
Ranger Oil
(Canada-
Red Crest Gold Mines
Lawrence River Mines
Sherritt-Gordon
Siscaltia
Siscoe
South
Oils
Limited
Mines
Mines
Jan
17c
Bibis
Bicroft
Yukon
*
36y2c
12c
2.50
Apr
Apr
Jan
Dec
1.34 Mar
Black
Bay
—
Lake Mines
Tazln.
Mines
Tib
Exploration
Titan
16c
1.95 May
11,000
9c
July
20c
Jan
British
Dec
39c
July
British
230
1,000
85c
12c
7.05
25c
18c
Sep
Dec
12'A Mar
70c
19%
100
1.50
1.60
1,000
27%
95
10c 10V2c
10c
6c
Dec
6V2C
2,100
5c
2.75
200
275
1
—25
25
7.00
7.00
7.20
2,070
6.50
Sep
10%
18%
18%
18%
150
16%
Oct
25% Feb
18 3a
18%
19
1,190
18%
Dec
24
98c
98c
1.00
4,000
96c
Oct
2.00 Jan
19c
19c
19c
600
16c
Aug
26c
53%
55%
54%
3,291
50%
71
72
1,798
65%
1.45
1.49
2,665
1.24
55c
Valor
Lithium
Vanguard
Mines
Ltd—
Ltd
1
53c
Dec
72c
12,300
60c
Mar
51,500
10c
Nov
1.02 Aug
26c
Jan
10 Vic
11c
6,500
10c
Sep
25c
4c
5c
8,850
4c
Dec
9%c
41%
42
100
41
Sep
52
27
27
25
26
Nov
36
%c
24,345
7%
750
24,300
*
Mining
For
Corp
i
Broducts Ltd—
footnotes,
see
1
1
page 40.
18c 19
7%
9c
Sep
6%
Jan
65c
63c
66c
42 %
42%
42%
7,968
74c
60c
75c
13,000
57c
DeeA
13 %c
15c
7,834
13c
Sep
61c
Apr
May
7c
7%c
6,700
7c
Nov
65c
2,066
51c
Jun
lOe
10c 10 Vic
18,340
9 Vic Dec
50c
50c
1,100
4.45
4.35
4.50
8,930
1
7
——1
*
__t—50
44
Nov
Jun
Feb
Feb
Mar
36c
13% May
1.32
.
62c
9%
.
Dec
39%
62c
common
Jan
44%
Feb
2.05
May
26c
May
27 %c Mar
1.08
Jan
24c
Aug
79c
Mar
Oct
47
Aug
110
44
Apr
Sep
39%
45
Oct
3,495
J
30c
45c
255,
.
6
Jan
7c
Sep
50
4.90
50c
4.35
44
50Vi Feb
Dec
9
15 Vic Mar
Dec
8.40
Dec
1.00
Dec
Dec
Feb
Apr
7% Apr
48
May
1
2.30
2.15
I,800
1.85
Oct
—*
—
Oil-—
33%
33 Va
33 3
a
10,245
31%
Nov
44%
70%
70%
45
65%
Oct
78
May
Aug
May
2.32
3.30 Mar
Feb
Electric
preferred
4V'2$> preferred
—100
50
——
36 Vi
preferred
5 V/2 % preferred
50
—
Forest
60c
Sep
Jan
British
Columbia
Packers
Dec
48
82%
75
81%
Nov
91
43
43
39
82%
36 Vi
—-—-—100
5%
1.24
45
230
43
Dec
47
Oct
48% Aug
52% Aug
11%
Oct
18
Feb
525
13
Oct
18
175
13 M>
Sep
18
May
May
65
class .A
*
15
15
*
14%
14%
B
Sep
47c
Mar
7.25 Mar
Brown Company
Brunswick Mining
3c
Nov
9c
Mar
Buffadison
Mar
Buffalo
Dec
36 Vi
5.05
1,400
3.25
Feb
5.85
2.65
200
.2.40
Dec
4.50
Sep
500
50c
Dec
1.30
Apr
86c
1.300
••51c
Dee
1.30
Apr
11c
6,000
lOVi
1.48
Dec
Nov
16c
15 V#
,8c
10c
July
Jan
2.84 Mar
33 Vb
Oct
40% Mar
591
39%
Sep
47% May
45c
II,100
42c
Dec
60c
Jim
Nov
.14%
Jan
3.70
Feb
11%
12%
660
1
3.10
2.44
3.25
9,305
—1
8 Vic
8c
9c
2.400
5c
1.75
1.85
5,750
1.30 Jan
Lake-
9%
2.25 Sep
Nov
39c
Aug
2.55 May
7c
7%c
5,000
31%
31%
7 Vic
Oct
39
7c
2,000
6 Vic
Nov
11c
18%
18
18%
1,030
16%
Jan
24
13%
13%
694
11%
Oct
14% Mar
1
Products
Hill
31%
Extension—
—
Burns
Cable
Mines
Cadamet
Calalta
Oils
—1
•
Mines
55
5%c
28%
Sep
9c
25c
Calgary & Edmonton
Power
Feb
Calvct
Gas
&
Jan
Jan
Feb
July
10c
lie
4,092
Nov
26 %c
12c
13c
6,975
11c
Nov
42c
49c
46c
50c
5,800
40c
Nov
*
10c
1.27
Feb
Jun
Feb
—
common
Oils
Nov
25c
Feb
8c
jC»n>pbcll Chibouaamau
1.500
6Vic
Dec
96C
Feb
Campbell Red Lake—
27c
26,946
24c
Oct
94c
Feb
Canada
3c
3 Vic
92,800
2c
Dec
9c
Jan
4.30
400
20%
21
550
19%
Sep
35
Jan
*
I8V2
18
18%
2,440
18
Dec
20
Dec
——1
3.50
3.50
3.50
I,200
3.00 Aug
*
new
Cement
10c
_1
——-—
Petroleum
Calgary
25c
6.60
1,395
42%
42c
13%
Building
Dec
Sep
36
42 Vi
_
25c
3.85
35
42%
Jan
50c
11c
-5-Vic Oct
35%
1
&
Burlington
4.95
2.65
333
Ankerite
Red
•
1
Smelting—
—L——
Gold
-
25
Mines
Reef
Buffalo
145
9,805
13%
Aug
3c
49%
13%
--
•
2.60
1,200
49%
12%
50
Products
14c
52c
50c
52c
1,900
40c
6.15
Nov
4.00
74c
Jan
Canada
Crushed
6,500
3C
Dec
9%d Feb
Canada
Foils
al5c
100
15c
Sep
30c
Mar
Canada
Iron Foundries
8c
8c
26,200
7c
Dec
29c
10c
8,500
Nov
34c
Mar
Canada
4C
4%c
4,500
Jan
7c
Aug
Class
12%
12 Vi
1,600
10
33 %
33 Vi
34
2,014
27
Sep
37
26 Vi
26 Vi
35
25%
Nov
28 Vi
1
20
8,191
•
5.70
Sep
Mar
Feb
Apr
10% Mar
12%
Oct
Mar
Jun
Mar
8V2C
6.30
12%
—*
—
3 Vic
5.95
—-1
common
Preferred
Canada
V/ncdorv
We ndelk Mineral
Feb
•^,100
83c
14c
5,040
3c
8c
1.94
Sep
55c
5.60
al5c
1
Ccrp
Feb
80c
5.10
4.30
1
Explorations
Virginia Mining
Jan
12c
13c
5.60
Petroleums
Brazilian Traction
4 %
July
July
62% July
84% Aug
Jan
1.45
3.15
34% July
Sep
71%
1,600
Columbia
86c
1
Feb
26%
9%
British
50c
3V2c
23c
21 %c Aug
16c
Feb
Aug
2.50 Sep
18% Feb
7 Vic
Telephone
10,500
29% Mar
Sep
3,500
46%
Power
12c
2.70 Oct
Aug
4,000
9%
Vic
British Columbia
Be-
Dec
9 V2
46%
Broulan
IOV2C
19%
Dec
Jan
Jan
8c
24
Dec
Jan
9
1
Feb
Jan
Mar
25c
Feb
14 Vi
6 V2C
50
12c
9c
1
2.09
Jan
1.45
8c
6 Vic
2.19
1
Dec
15
18,900
64c
500
Ltd-
19%
18,600
British Columbia
2,000
Apr
16c
Jan
10C
10c
5%
56c
Jan
9VaC
Dec
July
1,930
42 Vi
2.30
600
62c
2c
14%
42
2.30
1.56
Oct
2,200
13%
14c
Dec
10%
45c
6c
14%
55c
Sep
1.55
71c
33,425
42
22c
10%
1,964
58c
16c
Oct
3%c
—
Mar
82c
55c
Dec
3 Vic
—
Apr
93
53c
•
Aug
*
11c
19c
1
3c
35c
—
Dec
78c
1
5c
4
Dec
—
7c
_1
-1.05
3%C
Jan
15,500
1
1,000
200
48%
7%c
25
7,500
1,000
Oct
50c
22c
17c
Oct
44%
7c
7c
26
class A
1.20
2.70
Nov
66
•
4%%, preferred
Apr
Nov
Ltd
42% Mar
31
50
50
70
20%
•
1.15
17c
2,359
45%
70
45 %
1
.—
Columbia
13,300
7.70
1.40
1
Jan
1.50 Mar
—
American
14Vic
*
—
45
50
Br^lsaman
Dec
Dec
2,200
Petroleum Corp
Trebor Mines Ltd.
Unitedi Asbestos Corp
Dec
Sep
preferred—.—
Feb
7 Vic
38c
13,600
1
-
33
75c
2.75
Ltd
Pioneer
1,625
7.70
35
33%
6,500
27
———.1
13,050
17c
_1
Ltd—
Jan
1
Paper
41c
1.40
_2
Ltd
52c
10
Calvan Consolidated Oil—
Tache
Feb
Mar
Sep
26
Ltd
7 Vic
1.40
.
May
14
*
Uranium—
Bouzan Mines
Bowater Corp 5%
5 % %
preferred
39c
15 V2c
'
7.00 May
24c
45c
13c
1
Bralorne
12c
200
1.00
1.50
:
Boy mar Gold Mines
23c
35
________1
Bowater
3Vic
'
12% May
2.50
11c
1
Mines-
Dec
Nov
*
_1
33% "
*
Mines
Uranium
Apr
Apr
2.70
Ltd—1—1
._1
18Vic Oct
10.000
20
22c
1.20
_1
5,080
Sep
Sep
Sep
10% Aug
1,900
Feb
5c
novnrtn
Mill PC
Bevcon Mines
Apr
1.15
4,500
i
1.18
5%
12%
*
9 Vic
87c
85c
1
Ltd——
5,270
14,800
92,012
Beatty Bros
Belcher Mining Corp
Bell Telephone
Bethlehem Copper Corp
28c
500
1.
Ltd.
Dufault
9%
12c
18c
Jan
3,000
"
9
24c
1
Jan
5,500
'
Jan
4.25 1' 4.50
27
6c
4c
"
91c
12%
*
46c
5 Vic
_1
Jan
Dec
Nov
11c
B
3Vic
3 Vic
_3
25c
56c
52c
*
Bathurst Power & Paper
500
5 Vic
Ltd—
Dec
1,900
9,700
"
28,300
18c
Ltd—.
Mines
8c
Feb
18c
56c
25c
Petroleums
Bunker
St
% May
Oct
6c
62c
9
4.40
1
Bata
15,025
1
Ltd—.—
26
56c
•
4c
1
—
Apr
5.15 May
37 y8 July
2.18
1
Exploration
78c
29c
—_1
Limited—
Sep
65c
Dec
20c
10
8V2C
18c
1
9
Sep
18c
—£.—
Britalta Petroleum
—1
42% July
Dec
21c
1
Vic
12c
Chiljougarr.au. Goldfields Ltd—1
<fc
10% July
Sep
7%
21c
Base Metals Mining
Baska Uranium Mines
Apr
'
1,000
25c
Cobalt
Nov
34%
100
24c
common
Montreal
Mines
Barymin
Class
Quebec Copper Corp Co Ltd.
Quebec Lithium Corp..——
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
5.10
Dec
5,010
'
21% July
Dec
84c
1
Quebec
Dec
53c
Beattie Duquesne
80
58,850
2
Quebec
Aug
30c
50c
Dec
5c
380
21c
—1
Mar
72
18%
54c
—
7 Vic
-1
Pennbec
24
58
7%
Bridge & Tank preferred—.
Obalski
16% Sep
29c
Mines
64c
8
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
1
Opemiska Copper Mipes
(Quebec) Ltd_l
18Vi Dec
150
7%
9c
2.80 Feb
-
.,456
-. ,
39%
1
Barnat
24c
44c
3
North. American. Ascostcs
1
Corpi—.
North American Rare
Metals Ltd— —1
18%
18%
18%
50
Bank of Nova Scotia
4c
78c
1
—
Mar
18%
*
50
—
common
Feb
75c
13c
,45c
Santiago Mints Ltd.
i
-50c
New West Amulet Mines
Ltd-—__.
1
Nocana Mines Ltd—
17
40
Mines
Jan
84c
Vic
•
20c
New
Nov
25
Mines
10c
66c
14e
1
Ltd-
Ltd
10
245
——
18%
21c
71c
—1
Mylamaque- Explorations
New
Aug
4,790
6.00
Bidcop Mines Ltd
Formaque Mires Ltd—
12 %
59 V'4
Copper
Dec
8c
4,000
31c
a5%c a5%c
1
.Molybdenite
New
11%
,40c
Nov
**1.
18% Apr
5,000
1.05
5
—-—
11%
91c
—
Coast
Bankeno
Class
Mines.
30
.1
26%
640
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Jan
__1
—
3c
1,300
1,000
iMogactor
Jan
21%
—
Electric
Bank
5 Vic
Merrill Island
Mining Ltd
2.00
740
33%
preferred
—;
5%% 2nd preferred
27%
5
1.85 May
700
common
5%
43c
20%
Ltd
Jun
2.35
,
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
4 Vic
8c
Mines
3.60
27%
5.80
Gold Mines
Ann or
Jan
Jan
5%c
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Jun
1.05
July
1.02 Jan
7%c Mar
5c
20%
Ltd
75c
27
III
Acceptance
Aumaque
9 Vic
2,000
1
Kontiki Lead & Zinc Mines
Ltd—
2.55
3.80 Mar
•
2.30
59%
Aumacho River Mines
Dec
8c
.1
lOrr-Addtson Gold Mines Ltd—
Sep
27
lc
Steels
Nov
8c
Continental Oil Company Ltd—1
Lingside Copper Mining Co
625
•
Basco Oil & Gas
Israel
3,155
1.25
.—£—
Afclin-Ruffner
37c
1
5
15c
6c
2.85
1.15
—.1
—
Preferred
4V'2c
1
Mining Corp—Hollinger Consol Geld Mines Ltd
Nov
5c
2.80
9c
-
Warrants
43c
*
:
Oct
5c
5c
2.80
1.15
1
——
preferred
Atlantic
Banff
Ventures. Ltd
61c
Associated Arcadia Nickel—
3c
,,24% May
30c
.
Golden Age Mines LtdGunnar Mines Ltd
Haitian. Copper
Aug
50c
Arjon Gold Mines
Asamera Oil
3VaC
1,000
'*
1
21% May
Nov
9c.
3,000
4c
Apr
1.45
2,500
4c
1
_1
Ltd
36c
1,500
6,100
—
Argus Corp common
S2.40 preferred
:
13
4.80
8c
Inc
41c
--1
r
Area Mines
12%
Ltd
Bay Copper Mines
Futurity Oils Ltd!—
40c
2.40
May
5%c
Exploration
(19451
Fundy
Nov
*
—
66c
7c
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Mar
56c
®
*
Anglo Rouyn MinesAnsil Mines
Feb
50c
•
Sep
5c
_
Oct
6.00
—
Dec
12
__
Sep
24c
3,700
—*
—
7c
1
—
15 %c
Oct
—20c
14c
9,600
1
-—__jw
Ltd
Apr
14c
75c
Iluronian
Atlas
Mines
6Vic
61c
10
Petroleums
Atlantic
Dome
12,500
2.65
—^_100
Pete
11,000
Mines Ltd-1
'East Sullivan Mines Ltd
9c
17c*
70c
——
Nepheline
Anthes
22
58 c
•
Anacon Lead Mines
31,000
1
____
Dec
50c
Oct
8c
.——.—
Amalgamated Rare Earth
23c
—1
Consol Quebec YeUof.knife
Feb
Mar
18%
32 %
10c
1
Cons Bi-Ore Mint.- Ltd-,
Consolidated Denison Mines Lid„
13c
,
10c
50
17c
Aluminium Ltd
Anglo
18%
2.60
—
9c
*
Chipmaik Lake Mines Ltd
Cleveland Copper Corp
Dec
Jan
12
1
i
3c
——1
1
3c
5.80
Oct
5,000
3,400
36,513
Credit common
Minerals
16c
*
Mining Corp-.-—-Chiboug Copper Cozp
2,940
Dec
8%
18%
18%
50
Analogue Controls
Dec
140
1
——
23c
1
Oils Ltd—
Chess
16,128
47c d'x.
.3.30
Jan
Mar
July
250
50c
-x.
-
3 Vic
1
Ltd
1,300
6c
5c
45c
—1
—
Explorations
Corp- Ltd
3.40
24
Gold
—
Anchor
Canadian
Nov
23
10%
5
American
Oct
2% c.Dec
22
23
10%
1
American
Calgary «& Edmonton
Calumet Uranium
40 Va
1
—
Roxana
Aiminex
Sep
*
common
Algoma Steel
Algonquin Bldg
Allied
33
-
Warrants
5c
6,260
——_——
debentures
43c
40%
common
Algoma Central
42c
45c
39%
Trunk
Gas
1,000
Oct
39 Vi
:
Voting trust
39,300
21c
——1
Yellowknlfe
Algom Uranium
5r'c
9,000
*
Alberta Distillers common—
L" Warrants
Alberta
High
29c
•
—
Explorations
52c
19c
5c
•
———
A.iax Petroleums
45c
5c
'
•
_1
Tungsten
10%
Low
25 %c
common
Advocate Mines Ltd
Agnico Mines Ltd
50c
50c
,_1
Corp.
Oct
Nov
Range Since Jan. 1
High
28c
•
25
common
Acadia Uranium Mines
Acme Gas & Oil—.
Akaitcho
Shares
Low
1
Acadia Atlantic Sugar
Class A
1
Alba
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
45c
1
Ltd
6.50
11c
4Vic
36c
__1
-1
Copper
200
14c
1
—
Mining———.
Mining Ccrp Ltd—:
Belle-Chibouganj.au Mines
Bornite
7.10
14c
LtcL.L——.—i__L—-1
Placer
Bellechasse
7.10
1
——
Dollars
Sales
Range
Par
Preferred
12
Canadian
Week's
Last
Mar
8
Mining and Oi»-Stocks—11%
in
Expressed
3.75 Mar
Dec
20V2
Abitibi Power
1
Are
STOCKS
Abacus
Algora Uranium Mines Ltd
'Alscope Explorations Ltd
Shown
Thursday
19Vi July
27Va Aug
'2.10
1,000
"
.
High
2.75
11,410
2.90
15%
100
•
•
Ltd (L E)
Cc
Shares
Toronto Stock Exchange
for Week
Low
•
(Range for Week Ended December 25)
Sales
of Prices
Sale^rice
Par
37
Oil
Cut
class
Stone
*
common
Vic
3c
B
Jan
200
21
Nov
25
Jun
3,390
20
Dec
37%
Jan
1,000
47%
45%
47%
100
46
46
46
95
1.20
A—
17%
12 Vi
22
•
32c
class
17%
20%
20%
Lands
Packers
17
22
20
'"
10
Warrants
8
17%
*
A
1.15
32c
1.23
17,700
38c
II,300
99c
Nov
26c
Nov'
45%
Dec
44 Vi
Oct
2.35
1.05
Dec
Jan
Feb
57 *
Jan
35
Apr
1
\
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2746)
Monday, December 28, 1959
...
fit
CANADIAN MARKETS
Thursday,
Sales
Week's
Sale Price
for Week
Share*
Permanent
Canada
High
10
57%
57%
230
55c
60c
1,000
warrants—
"4.05
2.85 Mar
70
Aug
Daering
5.00 May
3,400
150
39%
Feb
49
11%
130
10%
Dec
12% Mar
6c
Sep
6c
55 Vh
553V
36%
36 ',4
37%
22,500
7c
55%
*25
Jun
Jan
13c
Deer
Delnite
3.3'92
v
52
Sep
33 Vi
Sep
66% July
Jun
42%
—
——.
common
36%
35
34
Oct
42% May
Dome
Mines
15%
300
11
Apr
17% July
Dome
Petroleum
7.75
1,150
4.10
Apr
10
July
Dominion
Bridge
6.50
6.45
6.60
1,275
3.45 Mar
8.70 July
Dominion
Electrohome
21%
21%
295
28%
28%
25
6%
7
2,070
1.02
98c
1.05
10,100
Collieries
Preferred
;3
—
_
Dredge
Dock—
Canadian
Export
Fairbanks
B
Food
Jan
Oct
7%
6 %
90o
1,720
4.55
Sep
Sep
33
Jan
10,115
3.20
Sep
6.05
Jan
585
65c
41,485
lG2/3
2.23
2.15
2.25
40.360
2.01
class A_50c
lO^H
10%
10%
805
•10%
Dec
7%
7%
25
7%
Dec
55
55
55
15
16
,_..100
Dec
26% Mar
41
Nov
6,730
23c
Jun
1.04
805
70c
Sep
1
8,567
7.60
Dec
4.50
1,320
4.00
Nov
2,225
Canadian
Industries
16%
15%
17%
Canadian
Malartic
Canadian
North
common
Cos
.
Nov
Eastwood
Feb
Eddy
84c
Jan
40c
Feb
Dec
24
23%
24
17,000
12
12%
895
5c
5c
825
Corp
common
23%
Nov
11 % Mar
5c
Sep
1.12 Mar
30% May
Co
into
%
of
10
126
Jan
200
July
200
14
Nov
24
Ja-n
Paper
Westatcs
share
a
43%'
—
-6c
_
72c
1
.
43%
55
40
Sep
72c
1,800
72c
Dec
ll%cll%c
11 %c
4,081
10 %c
Nov
78c
87c
112,010
16c
18c
30,800
14c
3c
3c
4c
11,100
2%c
8c
8c
1,200
6c
Oct
1.14
1.19
2,200
78c
Feb
12
13
9,998
Ltd
„
Quartz
Ltd
•
Mines
$4.93
_-
.
12%
35c
Jan
Dec
Nov
9.40 May
53
Feb
2.00
El
Del
Cliib
Fanvest
2.45
Apr
1.07
•
——-
38c
38c
50c
9,100
35c
Nov
•
4.95
4.75
5.10
1.31
1.21
1.33
3,100
14c
15c
10,700
1.30
3,800
14c
1.20
Trust
Mines
Gold
Mines
Cop
75c
1.15
Fleet
Ford
Mining
&
15c
Jan
Ford
1.75
Apr
Foundation
Dec
Francoeur
of
&
Mines
Canada
Metals
.
Petroleum
..
-
1.02
Dec
Nov
Oct
Sep
Gillies
13c
5,397
1,200
43c
Sop
13c
Nov
6,400
60e
48c
4,700
45c
3.00
3.10
3,110
2.91
3.00
5,200
2.80
Sep
20
20%
5,069
12%
Jan
13c
13c
1,500
3.95
1,550
Sep
Sep
19c
3.80
2.95
11%
100
100
52c
52c
54c
3,700
5.0c
55c
"19c 20 %c
2.30 Aug
10o
3.50
Great
Lakes
Great
Nov
19c
Aug
1
4%c
4%c
2,500
4c
Dec
8c
Feb
1
11%
12%
28,233
40c
52c
60,995
3.80
H_T'
_IH. Zl
3.65
3.85
4,475
3j0c
29c
35c
68,320
30c
30c
7c
7c
...
i
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Arrow
I
30c
i
28c
63c
Hi
Gold
2.75
Mines
9.65
29c
3.55
Dec
16 'ii
May
Dec
4.20
Apr
Sep
Jan
72
53% Jan
72
Apr
2.13
Jun
6014
1.35
22c
•
.lun
47c
Jan
2,798
23 %c
Nov
63c
Jan
1,000
5%C
Nov
10%c
31c
28,700
19c
Jan
83,590
51c
Sep
2,000
7c
7 Vic
1.500
11%
11%
100
~
Dec
8.125
1.05
4.50
64c
Mar
Feb
B
Great
West
Class
Great
94c
5,290
Peak
Oils
Poplar
Consolidated Regcourt Mines
Consolidated Sannorm Mines:
Sudbury
31 ! 2C
Dec
3.65
Nov
8.25
9%c
VaC
2,200
9c
Nov
'19 Vic
Feb
60c
65c
15,700
34c
Sep
1.12
Jan
47
47
25
i
Petroleum
common
io
Nov
60Q
4c
Nov
30c
32 c
18,800
4c
3,500
4c
Jun
Oct
10c
10c
3,700
9c
Nov
7c
5.110
5c
Nov
8%c
9c
4,400
7c
2.55 Mar
44c
1.20
36c
8c
July
Greater
Jun
Feb
7c
Feb
20c
Mar
13 %c Mar
Nov
25c
Jun
6c
2,500
5c
Nov
14c
Mar
42c
36,275
39c
Dec
1.10 M*r
3.35
2,950
38%
38%
3,016
34
102
55
iOO
Sep
106
99
Sep
105 %
102
102
10
•
3.90
3.90
4.05
2,880
•
H
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
26 Vic
25c
27c
7,150
21c
9c
11c
23,500
8c
IIIIIII*
Chiboug
~
^
1
3.50
Voting trust
A—
I—_ I"
*
%
Oct
Jan
5.85
Jan
47% July
Jun
May
Hardee
I
warrants
Farms
Jun
Sep
Sep
Trust
HI——"—I
ZZZ
Ltd—__HI
Hasaga
Head
class
Gold
Headway
Heath
Hees
Red
Gold
(Geo
Preferred
5.25 Aug
74c
Mai-
Hinde
16 %c Mar
Home
Oil
Co
Howard Smith
27c
30c
footnotes,
see
Feb
21%
Feb
page 40.
Sep
15%
Sep
7
Jan
10%
14%
Sep
21%- Dec
40
Nov
7%
100
21%
1,020
43%
44
80
50%
51
821
1.10
1.10
1.10
1.10
1.10
24V5 Mar
Jun
_•
425
2,164
43%-Mar
1.00
Sep
63-'V Jdn
July
56 Vs.
1.50 Aug.
90c V Dec
1.49 Aug
a
640
10%
Jan
19'%., Jun
10 Vac
11c
5,509
10c
Nov
20c-
70c
70c
1.000
70c
Dec
19c
19c
1.000
9c
Jan
10%
10;%
23 Vac
14%
lie-
10%
,
14 7
1,360.
6.25 Mar
Mar
1.55 Mar
Aug
32c
11% Dec
32c
9,900
59c
Feb
15c
28c"
16c
8,500
15c
Dec
25c
Jun
23c
23c
24c
9,200
22c
Dec
46 Vic
Feb
18 %c
26c
Nov
Nov
20c
85
40%
800
40
15 VaC
16c
3,625
1.10
1.15
2,100
40 %
41 %
1,155
25%
25:%
115
Dec
120
15
Vic
41%
22%
22%
50
Jun
May
Nov
1.00
48
Oct
V'i
14C
230
38c
Sep
Jan
Mai-
2.25 Mar
35% May
45'%
23%
Feb
30% July
22
Nov
26
5
May
6%
Jan
Sen
3.35
Jan
Aug
Jan
6%
5%
6'«
1,760
2.25
2.25
530
2.25
2.40
820
2.00
12%'
12'»
13
2,625
10%
Sep
4.75
5.00
270
4.50
Oct
3.75
3.75
3.75
75
3.50
Oct
7 %
210
5% Nov
9
Jun
10%
10 %
10%
387
9%
Feb
14
Aug
10%
10%
378
13% Aug
2.00
3c
*
10!«
9%
Jan
5.00
40
3.90
Apr
5.75
200
4.50
Apr
3c
3 VaC
16.500
.
10%
11%
700
3.30
Jan
21%
Jan
6.75 Mar
Feb
5.50
6.15
Aug
8.00 Aug
Mar
Sep
3c
20c
13% Mar
10%
Sep
5 %c
6c
5,200
5c
Sep
15c
Jan
6c
6c
6%c
4,300
5%c
Dec
13c
Feb
9.25
9.25
9.80
18.070
9.00
Dec
19
Jan
86c
95c
16,455
76c
6c
6c
4.500
4c
11 %
11%
14 7
14%
Dec
Oct
Jan
7.50
10%
Apr
c
Dec
2.70
Apr
Sen
5.15
Apr
Apr
2.60
Jan
Huron
16c
425
32c
Feb
Hydra Explorations 1
6c
7c
3,000
28
28
175
6c
Dec
13c
34
Jun
100
■
Aug
10
Dec
25c
Apr
11
Jan
Jan
Dec
.
15c
15c
511
6c
Sep
14c
6,500
8%c
Jan
24 Vic
Nov
26c
25c
27c
7,300
23 VaC
Dec
58c
Jan
5c
4.50
5c
5c
2.000
4 VaC
4.50
4.50
200
4.25
4.75
4.75
6,830
51
51
120
1.45
1.48
750
53 %
53 %
54
350
27-%
27%
28
11
10%
4
51
1.1!
Jan
18c
Dec
11c
Apr
Nov
10
Apr
Jan
Dec
5%
Jan
Mar
75
Oct
1.95
May
47
Jan
77-'
Jun
4,600
26%
Nov
35 Vi Mar
11%
3,596
10%
Dec
21
10%
10%
1,320
10%
Dec
203:
Jan
4.90
5.00
520
4.80
Nov
5%
Nov
*
50
42%
43 %
225
38%
Sep
46 V 2
July
—
& Erie
Mtge
i
38%
10 3
8
38%
25
3.55
3.55
3.75
3.100
49
_•
48%
49%
7.550
11%
11%
12
4.816
1
20
VaC
8.500
54%
55
302
1
33c
35c
63
65%
•
9c
9
37%
3.55
47%
10%
Nov
Dec
Oct
Jan
44-
Apr
5.25 Mar
63 3
4
Mar
Jan
Dec
217
Nov
20c
Jan
49
Jan
56
Aug
3,356
30c
Dec
50c
1,297
61%
Oct
80
8c
Jun
Nov
8c
•
12c
•
Paper common
1.75
24%
2,200
11
May
14c
13 %c
•
1.75
Dec
11c
16
July
20c
{
2.65
16c
VaC
19J
Jan
8%
9c
11
8
Dec
10
4.600
5
.
Pitfield
300
1.30 Mar
105
100
ac
*
Class B
&
»
9c 10'
10c
1
Class A
Home
11 %
100
Canada—
38,380
Sep
Dec
5.75
*
3.50
Jan
535
33%
935
,
20
*
1
2.50
Jan
12c
6,000
46% May
565
-
738
1
—
Co
common
2.25
58c
7%c Apr
13,250
Nov
]
1
3.50
Dec
4,000
5,000
1,150
c
7Vic
1
3.50
26c
9c
64c
9c
18%
1
:
Prior
preferred
Hoyle Mining
Hudson Bay Mining & Smeltine
Hudson Bay Oil
I
Hugh Pam Porcupine
3,730
9c
62c
8%
Oct
4%c Dec
.
Ltd—
Mar
6 %
37%
*
;
Hollinger Consolidated Gold
14
2.50 Mar
21%
!
;
Dauch
Oct
6c
37
8,200
1,432
1
Bell
&
11
9c
Jun
16%
180
17%
I
&
Paper
120
8%
Jun
Dec
15
20
*
i
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Hendershot
12
8%'
Jan
85-
75
18%
Mar
i.
?ep
10
5%c
35
Jail
1.61
13,550
5%C
Feb
9.09
81
5 %C
Mar
2.75
2.20
15%
17"
11 Vic
Nov
4.25
1.98
15V4
Jun
187
86c
...
A
Lake
Sep
Sep
Sep
«
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Sep
1
-
—
Mines
17 T-b
9c
25%
225
Apr
Dec
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of Lakes Iron
11 lit
1
150
6.00
81
*
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10
10
~
~
Mines
;
;
%
Minerals
(J
1,500
7
2.00
•
common
Hartz
10,287
"I
warrants
Pershing
30%
Jun
1.50
88
_i
Harrison
18
1.90
Oct
5.00
Hard Rock Gold Mines
1.75
1.90
5c
5c
29
•
Harding Carpets
18%
»
I—H-IIIBoc
Canada
Nov
500
41
;
,
16c
IIIIIII"!
Mines
10%
Jan
1,475
190
•
Gold
18
57c
108'■%
20
•'
Lake
1.66
»
35
Jan
Jan.
6.00
~
2.45
~
Copper
Bit.
172
65C
51
190
*
Warrants
Gwillim
T7%
-ZZZZZZZZZ 1
HIH 1
Zinc
630
12%
30 %
—
Gunnar Mines
18
'
1,300
88
5c
1
1.75
1.60
325
66c
12
12%
27%
10%
A
i
Mines—
17%
7
_
;
class
Mines
Lead
12
class
:■
29
Va
172
50%
1
Winnipeg Gas_
Highland
_
Jan.
Feb
51
27%
Feb
Mar
1.24 July
3.25
IIIloo
Exploration
Sep
85
1956. warrants
40c
3.25
39
65c
85
*
1958 warrants
1.15 May
101%
38%
27
9
7%
i
;
Jan
5%c
40c
100
Class B preferred
Feb
13c
5c
6%c
ZZZZZZZ*
Class A
63c
6,858
5c
24 Vic
62c
44
1
,
Saddlery.
Apr
'
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Il
ZZZZZl
Ltd'HHl
~i
Basin
Dec
Jan
4c
~~~~l
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Red
Coal
B
West
Gulf
5c
Jan
35e
%c
2,743
*
common
Develop
Feb
•
1.12 Mar
12.040
*
warrants
Plains
Feb
14c 14 %c
Pershcourt
Sep
36c
Jan"
Class
Great
5.25
Hi
25% May
2.25
22%
90c
Consolidated
Gas
Nov
~2
Consolidated
Crush International
Northern
Oct
1.01
3214
Dec
Nov
%c
Warrants
2.45
18c
Dec
24% May
18%
4.20
25
17%
7,000
Jan
15 Vic Mar
4.00
•
3,779
9,710
July
58c
*
Paper
2,525
25c
,45c
Nov
5c
*
1
common.
Power common
2.85
1.30
Jan
14c
15
15c
1,185
1
19%
22c
Nov
Oct
8,110
27,200
_1
—
2.80
1.15
Feb
50c
6 VaC
50
Canatia
19%
22c
Apr
11%
42,000
32
1
2.80
1.23
Nov
20c
%e
70c
1
;
'
19%
j.
Jail
80c
18c
...
19%
1
Greyhawk Uranium
Greyhound Lines
ExplorHIIIIIII
Qt*
f
12,850
,
Sep
2.16
4.10 May
22c
2.50
Mines
Preferred
Gulch
Smelting—
Consolidated Negus Mines III
Nicholson Mines
Consolidated Northland Mines
For
53
—.1
—;
Lakes
Consolidated
Cusco
125
70c
Mines
Great
7c
Consolidated Morrison
Consolidated Mosher
Minerals
Granduc
Api-
2,750
Gold
Granclroy Mines
Apr
July
Sep
-rown
61%
Vic
7
;
!
;
,
20c
10c
&
Mine...
Tire
15c
46c
Crowpat
40% Mar
11:%
*.•,
J
preferred
35c
1,090
Timber
4%
Dec
60c
Crestbrook
Dec
Goodyear
Dec
60c
of
Mar
Golclray
Dec
Consolidated Marcus Gold Ltd
~
I 1
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd—Hi*
-
75c
Apr
Jan
7c
Sep
Croinor
Jan
60
1
Mines
5c
12%
common
—
Prospecting—
Goldfielcls Mining
19c
24c
Mining
4.00
Ltd-
Mining
Goldale
6,000
660
Imperial
Glacier
Feb
12,717
10,500
B
Yellowknife
29,633
63c
Distillery
Giant
9c
29c
Co
Jan
6c
2.75
Oil
37%
Dec
Mines
Scientific
5c
27c
Consumers Gas
4.10
55c
57c
Cree
Sep
Sep
2.10 Aug
1.40
260
-
30
Drilling common_50c
!
50c
Wares
20%
%c
Lake
Consolidated Mining
Consolidated Mogul
Steel
Mascot
Jan
2.60
West
General
Giant
50c
l
Craigmonl
1.40-
200
21c
1
?
Jun
8
Howey
A
7 %c
Consolidated Halliwell
Craig
2.66Mar
2.168
1.27
1.28
1%
3.15
•
Marbenor
Class
6c
42 ',2 c
Jan
2.15 May
1.63
1
7%c
;
16c
Dec
65c
Development
I—I__II
Flin
2.00 May
Dec
Nov
18%
1
General Dynamics
Geo
Sep
27c
Sep
6 Vic
1.25
65c
General
Genex
Sep
21,900
85c
1.70
*
Feb
25c
Sep
Sep
39%
•
[
Jail
10
43c
Feb
59
1
.:
:
Ltd
1.65
5.25 Aug
15
July
2.00 Mar
Mar
16c
1.41
19%
Bakeries
89c
c,
3,466
51c
Dec
Dec
46c
Nov
'
27Vic Mar
62c
47c
30c
—
Lead
Powtm 'eumnion
Mines
Mar
50c
2.50
Discovery
Rand
Jan
71
Mines
Denison
Consolidated
1.90
Uatineau
Geco
92c
48c
Nov
5c
10.850
30r'«
General
General Petroleum
50c
lie
1.62
1.70
17c
1
Apr
Jan
46
39%
1.62
5 Vac
•
Mining
53c
57
15c
Jan
7c
151,150
1.66
100
^
Jan
20c
■
Consolidated
Jan
*May
Cadillac
Central
Consolidated
9.20
2.30 Aug
25c
Nov
40
Jan
•
Mines
Callinan
Consolidated
Cowichan
16,500v
1.69'
1.63
10
(Charles
19c
11%
;
Consolidated
Cournor
1.51
1.65
*
preferred
common-..
38,200
25c
Gamma
Consolidated Golden
Coulee
1.62
20c
—
39c
2.50
.*
Beta
Consolidated
Ltd
37c
30c
2.50
Consolidated Dragon
Oil
Consolidated Fenimore Mines
Cosmos
1
*
—
General Motors
2.50
Mines
Consolidated
Class
500
15
Companies
Apr
8Vic Mar
__!•
-
Mines
Consolidated
'
13,855
7c
,•
Nov
•
Key Mines
Corby
1.28
7c
•
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Ltd
3c
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Petroleum
Consolidated Bellekeno
Copper
1.24
1.28
.*
;
Co
Mines
810
3.85
Enterprises
Con west
Mar
May
24,740
1
A
...
1,500
i
;
Combined
Consolidated
9c
3.00
Smelting..—
Combined
Consolidated
4.75
99c
60c
Equipment
Gold
Consolidated
5,398
47c
,
Cellulose
Commonwealth
(U
63
•
Warrants
12
6c
20
Co
3 Vic
Smelting-
Mines
l
Con
Dec
1
Manufacturing
Motor
63
13c
Willans
Coniagas
9%
25c
1
Preferred
Jan
3 Vic
Min__
Farm
Ooniaurum
365
•
,
class
38c
.
Mining
Lake
Feb
July
10%
•
—
63
Cocheuour
Columbia
20
VoC
3 Vic
2
Cockshutt
Coin
May
92%
1
,
Mines
Mining
Jan
3.10
May
48
14c
1
Canadian
;
Debentures
Mines
Chibcitgamau
Chimo
Nickel
Grain
Frosst
:
Jan
37
Jan
5c
1
Mining
55c
13
12
Jan
6%
Nov
1
Uranium
Frobisher
;
Jaculet
Jan
Dec ■':■ ■■'■
32
Dec
1
Frascr
Rio
Kayrand
MKyJuly
52:% Dec
101'a
14%
13c
—*
—
French
Oil
'Chromium
Ltd
Ltd
Players
Fatima
in
Porcupine
Chiboug
Jun
49
1
—
Falconbridge
Famous
Federal
of Mclntyre
Ltd
for
each
—
Gold
97
.
4(1
«
—
Developments
Corp
Gaitwin
Central Pat
Jan
40
20
„
Mining
Ltd
Feb
held
Cayzor Athabaska
Dec %.?'
5.55
41%
1,900
100
50c
A—:
—:
&
Mines
Sol
Feb
share
Mines
Chesterville
class
Mines
Eldrieh
26c
Ltd—
receive
to
shares
.
Corp
Cast>le-Thretheway
one
15%-May
10 V*
10%
Trust-——lo
Fargo Oils Ltd
18c
Stockholders
9% Dec
3.030
Warrants
for
87c
Asbestos
Jan
13%
24% Mar
16 3 «
10.000
50c
Common
Elder
Faraday
-1
Cassiar
May
4
Dec
Apr
8.75
20
52%
1
Explorers Alliance
196
—1
Mines
21V
Apr.
July
Jail
15%
Mines
Gold
35 \\
41%.
1
common-x—
Eureka
9 Vic
196
Explorations
Cariboo
1.1.1 -Oct
.
50
-
held
Captain
Jan
74e
-
Sep. %
22% Jan
15%
Mar
Nov
157d
._1
—
31% Mai¬
Inc
Met
Cheskirk
41 Va
50%
45
—
Investment
ls % May
15%
Oil
Oil
A
20%
Dec
22
Class
Economic
Oct
Erin
Chartered
135
7VaC
•
Jan
Sep
12%
Williston
Charter
405
32
1
Jan
29c
.10
Warrants
Central
7
32
450-
7c
Gold
8.50
15c
Can
Central
100
5.90
45
Petroleum
Amplil
14%
30c
484
Dynamic
East
12% July
11,670
Can
77.39
2,612
97 %
"
Mines
93,000
.-1
Exploration
plus
Porcupine
52
97 %
•
:•
Mines
38c
%
•
common
Co Ltd
Minerals
&
Sullivan
50c
24%
Oils
Malartic
22c
24
Duvex
East
20c
.25
preferred
Canadian Wcstinghouse
cash
5.55
51%
1
East
29c
24
Corp
exchanged
Candore
5.55
51%-
1
——1-——
Jan
47c
Vickcrs
Canadian
1,270
common
Jan
35c
—1
Railway
Petrofina
Cp
10
—
1.85
3,111
4,700
.
—
Mines
common
Thorium
slitfre
9%
Mines
Brewery Duvan Copper
Emco
each
9%
/
Ja4i-
25c
Dec
July
21c
Gold.
Inca
Canadian Northwest
7% Mar
15
Dec
8%
62c
36c
1.00
—.
11%
62
7.95
.
Jan
2.90 Jan
Nov
11%
Petroleum
1,600
common
Chomical
&
Do',7
7.60
Being
1,700
common-,•
Stores
Donalcla
75c
35 %c
.
Dominion
Oct
—10c
.
July
16%
.—20c
Oils
85c
20c
4.25
Tire
1.815
9.05
20%
6?«
Invest
Dominion Textile
11%
Western
19
8.75
50
3.50
7.70
Canadian
18%
19
34c-
-
Mar
19 %c
80c
3,110
Sep
Dec;
43c
9,287
32
20%
Preferred
Dominion Tar
11%
Canadian
600
93c
Magnesium
Jan
16%
—
Oil
Canadian
43c
88c
9.00
common
& Steel
Scottish
4.10
%:
—.
Dominion
Dominion
9%
Nov
Nov
45c
pfd
Aug
1.69 Aug
.9% Dec
2.00
65c
7%
Products
Pacific
Dec
43c
31 V«
90c
31 %
100
125
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
Oct
_u__—
2,000
53c
Warrants
Canadian
Jun :
9 Vac
3,100
20%
Preferred
73c
Canadian
Canadian
15c
13c
•
,■
,.
Warrants
Dominion Foundry
Feb
3.25
•'
Oil
&
Morse
Canadian High Crest
Canadian Homestead
Canadian Gil
24% July
10c
73,100
♦
2.15
1
;
—
Gas
Canadian Husky
73C
3.30
i.——■_
Canadian
18%
27
14.200
20c 22 %e
2.50
*
2.00
2.15
•
Canadian Dyno Mines-
Canadian
73c
•
Petroleum
7%
7%
_1
.
Wright
Canadian Devonian
Canadian
•
common
__
Curtis
28'A
10c 11 Vac
22c
July
"
Chieftain Pete
Canadian
Class
-25
—,
11c
2
36
•
—«
————
23c
25c
7.00
.
Celanesc
$1% preferred
Canadian Chemical
Canadian
Oils
Distillers Seagrams—
6%
warrants
—
15c
15.300
i_—__——1
—
Palmer
6.825
30c
Mar
74c
16c
28c
12c
/
40c-
15c
30c
1
.
15%
36
1-*
warrants
Canadian
Mining
Mines
Mines
Devon
1,850
„
High
Low
15 %c
1
;
Mines
Gold
Range Since Jan. 1
1
;
—
7.25
Preferred
Canadian
Horn
Deldona
-
High
1
Decoursey Brewls
4.05
44%
Low
Shares
1
Daragon Mines
3.95
.20
Explorers
for Week
of Prices
Par
1.25 May
11%
-1
B
Dec
Mai-
44%
1
—.
A
50c
'
*
Steamship Lines common
Preferred
55
High
Sales
Week's
Range
Last
Sale Price
12.50
Petroleum
Southern
Canada
Canada
Low
Mtge
Oils
Southern
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Par
Canada
Thursday
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
(Range for Week Ended December 25)
8c
Dec
19c
3.35
Jan
10% Aug
6c
Sep
18c
May
Jan
:
Imperial Bank
10
Imperial Investment class A
Rights
Imperial
64 V
4
*
9.
10
72 %,
45c
.
Life
Assurance
9
9%
230
45c
46c
1.835
72 %
72%
25
9
Sep
36c
Dec-
71% Aug-*-
Dec
May
12%
Jan
47c-
Dec
92-
Jan
-
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Thursday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
67* preferred
4.06%
Industrial Accept Com Ltd common..'
37%
12
12
%
2,645
150
36%
37
2,645
12
36%
Inglis (John) & Co
—i
Inland Cement Co preferred
Natural Gas common
12%
255
5,602
4%
Sep
150
17%
Jan
2,470
4.30
14%
14%
14%
300
13%
Sep
Sep
1.10
Oct
1.50
1.50
•
Line!—
Interprovincial Pipe
Intel-provincial Steel
class A—
Mines—
Mines
Glass preferred—
103%
Gold
Goldvue
1
.Lakeland
Lake
Latin
12c
Mines
•
lie
8%c
lie
Sep
34,000
6%c
Jan
27%c
1
15%c
Apr
15%c
18c
12,700
14c
Dec
41c
Mar
1
33c
37c
11,575
30c
Apr
55c
Mar
1
90c
82c
92c
66,655
68c
Dec
1
2.71 May
—
4%c
5%c
13,000
20c
35c
1.32
14%
1,300
lie
Jan
11,700
30c
Sep
22,700
20c
1.25
10c
Mar
1.37
12,700
21c
23c
15,300
6%
6%
2,980
23c
6-%
1
-
Harricana
Jason
New Kelore
20c
Mines
New
Manitoba Mining & Smelting
Jun
New
Mylamaque Exploration
Nov
Newnorth
12%
Jan
New
Rouyn Merger
1
8c
8%c
5,233
8c
Nov
26c
21c
Feb
New
Senator
May
1
4%c
4%c
4c
Nov
10c
Sep
34c
May
52c
53c
1,000
2,501
45c
Taku
18%C 18 %c
1,600
12 %c
Nov
63c
50,792
50c
Sep
6,900
45c
Nov
6
Jun
3.15
Gold
Mines
10c
7,400
7c
10c
4,000
10c
Jan
2.15
2.10
2.20
Rouyn
New Superior Oils
8.725
l.°0
Jan
2.80
Apr
New
__
9%
9%'
225
8^4
Jan
11%
43c
43c
Apr
200
22 %c 24 %c
69c
4,000
Apr
Nickel Mining & Smelting
Nickel Rim Mines
21c
Nov
45c
Feb
8,700
12c
Sep
—
22 %c
12c
1
39c
36c
39c
1.65
33c
12,188
1.65
800
12c
13c
3.85
3.90
8
5c
Noranda Mines
Norbeau
*
7.20
Apr
Apr
Norgold
Nov
8
Apr
1
,
Mines
Mines
Norlartic
1
Mines
Jau
Jun
Norsyncomaque
1
Jun
Northcal
•
Sep
Jan
North
Nov
32% Aug
North
24%
86c
Mining
Oils Ltd
Canadian
Oils
common
25o
31% Mar
Northgate Exploration Ltd
1.47 Mar
North
1
1.50 Mar
North
Nov
3.25
Northspan
2.80
3
1
Gold
2.61
Oct
3.75
Oct
33 %
Oct
Class
Oct
2.95
Dec
1957
Canada
Mines
Natural
85c
1.85
85c
Dec
86c
Dec
Northern
25c
26c
2.900
23c
Oct
35c
Feb
Northern
Ontario
23%
23%
350
22%
Oct
28%
Jan
Northern
Telephone
22
—
5,000
22
120
19%
Jan
22
Feb
Northland
1.10
Sep
3c
Nov
6c
Feb
Nov
2.48
■
1.38
1.38
1.40
4,100
4c
3c
4c
15,000
1.70
1.75
1,600
29
28
29
310
26
26%
30
27
27
28
1.G0
160
•
25%
25%
26
1,286
27%
910
(M)
London
50
40%
40%
Ltd
43
9.00
24%
25
875
8.05
8.75
4,445
40
6.25
Sep
Nov
Dec
Sep
Sep
Oct
■
2
Norvalle
1.61 Mar
O'Brien
Office
May
40%
Feb
42
Feb
7%
7%
85c
85c
10
16c
45,500
6%c Jan
26c
51c
47 %c
55c
16,700
35c
61c
27c
33c
July
80,300
3,500
14c
7c
5c
Nov
23c
16c 18 %c
27,700
10c
Aug
40c
7c
Jan
22 %c
17c
8%c
2.72
275
9%c
2.70
Mines
27c
Explorations
7%
85c
10,000
Dec
Dec
Oct
Nov
1.55
Madsen
Red
class
46c
1,575
■
2.66
Jan
3.10
25c
30c
22,300
25c
Dec
55c
5c
B_
5 %C
11,000
4
%c
Dec
16c
1.03
1,100
1.02
Dec
Magnet Cons Mines
1.47
Manitou
Maple
4%%
5%%
Oil
3.45 May
Dec
%C
12,500
4c
Dec
11c
68c
70c
4,130
61c
Dec
13%
150
12%
Jan
15c
18,500
8c
4
%c
13
6 %c
7.400
6c
May
17c
July
5c
Feb
1.25
Apr
2%c Oct
11c
Nov
Mar
1.40 Mar
19%
42
Jun
%c Mar
7c
3,000
6c
Nov
17c
Feb
C
9%c
3,500
9c
Aug
20c
Mar
1.16
1.24
27,800
98c
Sep
2.05 Mar
%
33c
100%"
2,925
13
Mines
Milton
8,700
10c
Sep
30c
Mar
14c
4,500
12c
Sep
23c
Jan
6c
7c
4,000
6c
Dec
15c
Apr
65c
68c
1,800
57c
16
16
150
r
of
__
22
7.75
69c
10c
10c
5,700
10c
Nov
52c
1,500
48c
Dec,
1,100
11c
Nov
22
50
22
19% Aug
Moneta
__
i
u%
28%
1
__
1
16c
;_2
150
Moore
Mt
760
100
Dec
113
May
18,908
2,000
43c
30c
33c
2,500
21c
Permo
Gas
Perron
Gold
Peruvian
Oil
&
Petrol Oh &
&
,._1
200
33%c
4,700
9c
10%
7,000
8c
Jan
Oct
47c
16%
22C
Jan
Ponder
36c
7%
Creek
7
Nov
26c
Nov
45c
Nov
10%
18%
Jan
8.40
310
7.15
Oct
12%
Jun
1,980
32,675
26%
Oct
36% Mar
29C
Nov
38c
<;%c
16c
11%
44c
6Vic18c
3.40
7,555
95c
Jan
2,000
6c
Jan
13c
Mar
31,200
15c
Dec
56c
Jan
516
63c
2,700
2.65
2.85
13,152
19%c20%c
27,700
National
.
Feb
5.00
Apr
18c
Feb
27c
Oct
Nov
13c
3,498
12c
Sep
23c
30c
65,700
20c
Jun
7%
1,115
13c
25,300
Oct
11%
Jan.
Nov
G8c
39%c
Nov
6%
1.80
Jan
20c
20c21%c
10,900
13c
Nov
80c
80c
85c
4,500
80c
Sep
99c
99c
1.05
18,300
70c
75c
17,050
GOc
Nov
85c
85c
1,750
75c
Oct
5%c
5%c
31,500
__
85c
__
Jan
2.15
Dec
25c
76c
•
5.30
Dec
2.65
Nov
97c
5%c t)ec
Feb
29c
1.75 Mar
2.79 May
1.64
Jan
1.25 May
12c
Mar
Portgage
12c
13,580
10 %c
Dec
1.00
Sep
_50c
Island
19c
*
60c
81c
87c
19,760
10%
10%
975
18c
20c
6,300
Nov
16c
10
Mar
1.80 May
12%
83c
17%
Apr
NOV
31c
Feb
May
87c
24,625
58c
Sep
89c
17%
6,836
16
Oct
17%
34c34%c
1
River
Powell
81c
10%
1,120
34c
83c
17%
Nov
Dec
47c
May
•
54%
55
390
52%
Nov
70
Mar
Aug
Prairie
Oil
Roy
1
2.30
2.50
700
1.85
Sep
4.55
Apr
93
94
2,275
80
Oct
95
Feb
Prairie
Pipe
Mfg
•
3.10
3.25
10,525
3.05
Dec
5.00
Oct
25c
26c
5,800
20c
Sep
48c
Apr
Premium Iron Ore
3.80
4.00
1,125
3.50
Nov
7%
Sep
President
,
-
28c
Jan
1.78 Mar
Power
Rouyn Gold
5,040
7c
Sep
12 %c
Jan
25c
Jun
45c
Aug
Preston
3,488
Jan
Pronto
12C
11c 15 %c
65,900
Jan
Prospectors
1.01
1.07
1.80
Nov
l0%c Dec
13,500
88c
Sep
3.35
25c
1.90 Mar
Provo
1
Corp
8,000
7%c
7%C
14%
47 %c
20c
Electric
East
Gas
_•
1.25
46c
8c
4,100
14%
125
13c
12
Airways
1.20
Nov
4.45
4.65
3,950
4.40
Dec
8.35 Mar
2.25
2.20
2.28
10,295
2.20
Dec
5.00
60c
70c
4,900
55C
Dec
1.10
Jar-
2.45
2.55
18,940
2.25
Sep
3.30
Jan
7c
7c
10,500
5c
Nov
12c
Jan.
Nov
76c
Mar
71c
Mar
47c
Mar
*
Ltd
•
2.46
1
15%c
15c
16c
15,665
15c
1
22%c
21%c
1
18c
Dec
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp
Dec
16% Aug
98c
Apr
—
__
Nov
50c
Nov
1.00
Apr
4,800
Jan
2.10
July
8c
100
21c
14,441
67c
2.70
45c
3,500
20c
-
74c
17,900
8c
__
49c
61c
1.95
75c
36,175
2.65
Corp
2.70
1.35
Dec
49c
20c
Sep
49c
Feb
Quebec
(37c
Dec
2.90
Jan
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
6c
625
2.65 JJefc
3.75
Jan
9c
lav
3,300
4c
2,340
12%
Dec
16% Mar
7c
7.500
7c
Dec
27c
Feb
25 %
26
5c
12%
7c
26
374
23%
Dec
28%
50%
300
36%
Jan
52%
Dec
43
70c
Works
17
common
;
45
127
43
Dec
48
4.100
60C
Sep
1,160
17
Dec
1.25 Apr
20% May
50
45
Oct
50
30
17%
45
43
Dbc
70C
17
.
Mines
46,800
16c
Sep
18c
28,870
lie
Sep
4c
4c
2,000
3%c Nov
7%c Mar
1
2.65
2.75
1,535
2.50 Aug
7.25 Mar
1
Queenston Gold Mines
12c
800
•
52c
51c
54c
21,150
45c
Dec
95c
Jan
1
10%
45
Mar
May
46% July
Quemont
Quonto
16
16%
2,092
14
Sep
22%
Jan
13c
13c
3,000
11c
Sep
33 %c
Jun
Radiore
Uranium
Rainville
Ranger
Mines
13c
10
10
10%
2,095
9%
Sep
15% Mar
8c
8c
9c
3,250
8c
Dec
17c
53c
53c
55C
16,500
44c
Jan
1.81 Mar
Ltd
Reef
43%
4,548
56C
30,062
48c
Sep
July
47c
50c
4,000
38c
17c
17,000
15c
15%
15%
1,065
14%
Feb
18%
3,800
Nov
14c
Jan
Rio
Rupununi
Nov
Rix
Athabasca
18 %c
21c
1.38
1.42
1,300
48c
45c
51c
202,900
24c
Oct
75c
31C
36c
3,600
30c
Nov
64c
*
— —
,
Explorations
Petroleum
Steel
footnotes,
14%
see page
40.
1.30
July
Oct
65c
2.28
1
5c
4%c
5c
11,800
Nov
10c
•J—
27%
28%
250
25
Sen
40
16
16
100
16%
Nov
17%
1.26
1.30
1,000
25C
30c
17,400
Jan
Reichhold
Sep
68c
Aug
Reitman
Mines
1
July
39c
Mar
Rexspar
Minerals
1
5c
5c
3.95
100
3.70
Dec
5%
2.50
25c
Car.
18c
2
1.04
3.95
Hosiery Mills class B
National
«
9,225
2.60
800
2.10
Jun
4.60 Mar
14%
14%
100
14
Dec
19
Feb
Chemical
new
common
—
1.30
.
Roche
Mines
Rockwin
Mines
Mines
Uran—
—
1
1
1.07 Mar
18c
Sep
6%c Nov
7C
26c
7c
17c
20c
11.100
17c
9%c
20c
1
1
4c
Mar
Mar
Feb
Jau
Jun
Feb
Apr
5c
21c
1.38
1
*
•
•
42
•
National
Apr
1
Mines
Oil
16c
National
22c
1
Rayrock Mines
Realm Mining
50c
;
com
Dec
•
Mining
47C
Chemical
10 %c
—1
Petroleum
52c
Mines
12c
Jun
49
B_
Manitou
24c
17c
1
July
4%c
12%
.
JaE
12 %c Mar
July
2.45 Mar
3,200
4.60
1
Mines
Producers
1.25
_1
;
Dorhe.
Uranium
3.25
1
1.80
1.95
Exploration
For
Oct
3.40
GOc
7%
68c
1
Mines
Sep
Maj
29%
n
•
Gas
«r%
34
12%
&
Mar
Oct
14%
__
Drug
Oct
Mar
65c
8.00
70c
Renabie
Nam a
1.43
13c
Nov
1
Oils
7c
Minerals
National
12% Mar
Oct
__1
Development
30c
Wright Iron
Multi
Sep
July
6c
28%
2
Mines
Gold
Crow
__
1
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Pickle
20c
1.25
Mines
Oil
2.70
1
preferred
y%
32c
62c
1
Paymaster Consol
PCE Exploration Ltd
Peerless Exploration
Pembina Pipeline common
1.99
Trust
Corp
Jan.
Jan
31
Mines
Montreal
Jan
23c
26%
140
Uranium
Locomotive
Apr
1.35
May
100 100%
7,865
70c
G%c
3.40
„
Gold
•
Nov
7.00
7.80
68c
7.50
7%
32c
1
102
25 %c Jan
58c
Mortgage &
Porcupine
Sen
17 %c
806
1.05
Brewery class
Molybdenum Corp
Monarch
20
5Q.C
6%c
•
Canada
50
Molsons
Montreal
1.07 May
Nov
12%c 12%c
ioc
__
Consol
29c
Mines
Metals
Sep
15
34
Petroleums
Ore
Jan
11c
Warrants
Pato
1.90
Mining Corp
Min
42c
13 %c
Place Oil & Gas
40
7c
Brick
Mind am a
Feb
Dec
io%c
__
38c
30c
Industries Gas
Warrants
Lake
Oct
4.00
Dec
2.60
1.13
Mining
City
Apr-
16c
1
Petroleums
1.92
Midwest
Milliken
Jan
1.85
lS
515
1
;
Wholesale
Lake
1.2
Mexican Light & Power common.
Midcon Oil
Mill
5.00
Nov
Jun
1.10
12%
Purdex Minerals Ltd
Midrim
44% Aug
17% Dec.
34
Mines
Mining
Uranium
Sep
3.00 May
2,200
Placer
6,965
1.10
Lake
Medallion Petroleums
Mentor Expl & Dev
Meta
Oct
40
Jan
Jan
Dec
25C
Porcupine
Mckenzie Red Lake
Island
5,247
3.70
1.80
24
93%
Mclntyre
Merrill
75
17%
17c
Jun
29,400
12
107
10%C
.50
;
Gold
41%
3.15
3.15
Aug
36c
8%c
_
Red
41
16%
16c
__
16c
1
107
100
Gas
McWatters
Feb
2.60
Pitch Ore Uranium
11%
12
common..
Grain
McMarmac
Dec
12
1
Copper
Parinaque
Mines
Pardee
Amalg Mines
Jan
94c
10 %C
&
35c
18,360
960
Pamoil Ltd
2.55
700
1.21
Mines
Mayfair
3,575
24
Aug
May
'
Powell
McOabe
42c
22
*
Mines
Jan
14.450
3,100
Matachewan
Maybrun
35c
•
Products—
Jan
Jan
2.70
9
_100
2.55
200
1
Pacific
Dec
3c
7c
convertible preferred
Consol
Dec
1.25
90c
Page Hershey Tubes
45% July
1.05
13 %c
preferred
75c
<•
Mfg
Oct
40
8c
Oils
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
17,445
_1
Mines
Jun
Dec
13%
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
90c
#
Dec
68c
Maritime
1.98
78c
16%
Oshawa
37%
99c
common
Mines
85c
Oct
37c
16
Osisko
37%
4%C
Mines
Marigold
Dec
92c
1,477
1.21
Jan
350
8c
Barvue
Maralgo
Marcon
21c
38,605
40c
16
Jan
2.60
,
Milling
78c
1,500
1.15
__
1
3.483
3c
Leaf
Dec
24c
97c
1.21
Ormsby Mines
40
99c
Goldflelds
Uranium.
39c
23%c
l
40%
Majortrans
Maneast
Feb
Aug
May
•
Orenada Gold
39%
'2.65
Malartic
Feb
1.80
1.40
«
Metals
Opemiska
Orclian
39%
receipts
Lake
4.60
Dec
Sep
41
1
Mines
Steel
Jan
Patino
deposit
Dec
85c
96c
*
-Malartic
Jan
15
1.03
5c
1.03
Bloedel
&
•Class B
2.25
940
14,275
17%
Warrants
Macassa Mines
MacmlUan
3,320
95c
1.16
Jan
Warrants
Macfie
2.40
90c
40c
20
Oils
Ontario
Mar
28c
Rare
Oleary
May
17% Mar
13 %c
Lyndhurst Mines
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines.
Macdonald
2.25
1.05
23%
<20
Mines
Gold
Okalta
48
Gas___
Ltd
Specialty
Oka
85c
Lorado Uranium Mines
MacLeod Cockshutt
Jan
•
Mines
Lake
32
15 %c
i—"
common
Oils
Nudulama
30% Aug
6%c
Mills
Hosiery
Long Island Petroleums
Long Point Gas
Mar
36c
Jan
—
23%
22c
Nov
87c
•
86c
1.73
warrants
•
Nov
9c
39c
50
A
warrants
85c
preferred
A
Preferred
Feb
Obaska
A
•
common
32%
•
Preferred
Class
North Star Oil
7c
4,875
24c
1
55
30
class
Jun
May
4,700
91/2C
1.15
\
*
332
preferred
Cos
•
Uranium
warrants
A
300
26%
,j
5.80
Class
1
33
B
Class
Jun
Ltd
2.55
A
Loblaw
Loeb
34c
Dec
Groceterias—
Class
-
4.00
1
Mines
Dec
Mines
Rankin
33
__
—-I"
Leitch Gold
2.80
2.45
18c
Goldcrest
2.55
-
50c
A
__
9%c
9%c
90c
1
Dec
Jan
1
—.——
Little Long Lac Gold
Loblaw
Sep
4.50 Mar-
1.06
•
60c
3.00
8c
__
.
Coldstream
60c
*
Mar
2.17
1,130
10
__
20c
4.10
Sep
32c
2,468
4,225
43c
9,692
4.00
Feb
27c
4,500
4.00
13 % c
Sep
Sep
68c
'
Nov
Nov
65c
—
4c
9c
24%
'•.
Dec
7,500
Mar
616
65c
•
81c
5c
30.500
GOc
1
58
Dec
12c
25
5,975
Sep
80c
Jan
2.35
61c
3,300
44%
8,009
24c
67c
18c
3,645
3.40
1
;
4%c
48
81c
10c
61c
2.75
46
80c
2.65 Mar
23c
855
18c
8%c Feb
3.25
7,916
2.60
Sep
Aug
lie
27
'
5c
1.25
3.25
Nickel
2.60
—-
1.20 Jan
5,000
1
5,300
"
Dec
3,600
6c
•
12%
1
1
—
50c
1.37
5c
Norpax
6.130
24 %
45c
Normetal Mining Corp:.
36c
26%
Jan
Mav
1.18 Mar
Mar
1.25
27
1.40
18c
1,33
4%c
1
Feb
July
18%
24%
__
Nov
9%
14c
4%c Nov
8,118
•
47%
56c
4%c Dec
21 %
3,000
3.50
•
Exploration
__
33c
Apr
5c
21
3.25
—
1.33
•
3.00 Mar
35c
■.
__
1
Mines
Dec
3.50
63c
__1
Nipissing Mines
Nisto
__
1
26 %c July
72c
Feb
20%
•
1
Mines
""Oct
1.62
200
—
Sep
34c
GOO
8
.
Jan
64c
Sep
9c
.'
1.53 Mar
Sep
Sep
1.07
20c
10c
;
1
-
12
Sep
16% Aug
82c
Apr
Newlund
1
Laura Secord Candy
Lexindin
Jan
Sep
14
31 %c 31 %c
Jan
1.10
class
15c
6c
1
Jones
Apr
Dec
61c
10c
&
11 %c
7,600
—
-American
Lawson
Sep
Dec
7 %c
—
Silver
3.28
5c
2.20
7c
10
Oil
Langis
Dec
17 732
1
Mines
Loan
Lambton
4^340
7C
Mines
—
Gold
Lamaque
Landa
2.30
New
_1
21
Mines
2.25
Jan
8c
Mines
Lake Shore
Mar
18,700
Ltd
Gas
38c
18,200
Mines
Osu
Dec
85c
■'
Mines
Apr
12c
9%c
Mines—.—
Dufault
36c
80c
21%
Warrants
Lake
73c
Nov
8%c
.
Lake Cinch
2.25
•
Dec
13c
3 60q
9c
Copper
Class C warrants
(John)
Mar
22c
7',900
i4c
85c
Canada—
Labrador Mining &
22c
27 800
15c
13c
1
Kerr-AddisorHjold
Labatt
__
1
•
Minerals
__
15c
5C
1
Mines
11 %c Aug
43c
Jan
Dec
New Hosco Mines
Kilembe
Kirkland
New
Oct
Nov
4c
New
warrants.
Gold
Kenville
7% May
39 % Aug
4.60
;_5oo
Mines
Jan
24c
'
3.05
.
.
Dickenson
59'
22c 23%c
5c
7,500
13.000
Mar
4.25 Mar
1.65
of
Kelvinator
Dec
New
48% Mar
23c
Pete
Mines
29c
5%c
69c
Jun
—
Douglas
Kelly
Delhi
28c
5%c
Jun
Mar
Dec
1
Ltd
Davies
New
5%c
•
Dec
12c
1.50
Mines
Jowsey Mining Go
New
Jan
__
___*
7 000
Nov
37c
.
1.60
'
Jupiter Oils
Dec
42%
Canada-
20c
4,850
8c
Nov
2,200
-
.
106
Nov
1
of
30c
17%
%c Dec
5c
3,025
Joliet-Quebec Mines
Jonsmith
Jan
29%
Mines
Development—,
Continental Oil
28%c
7i/>c
1
11
17,850
•
—
—
Concord
New
7i834
1,68
—
——
_
Calumet
New
Jan
i3>30o
5c
Mar
2.00
.
Preferred
Warrants
New
Feb
3.25
30c
100
i3c
5c
Jan
16c
12%c May
14% Jan
36%
.
Jockey Club Ltd common-
Apr
70c
41 %c
Sep
1
Gold
17 y4
ni/2C
20c
1.95
-
—
Mines
__
56% Aug
„
1.55
_
Mines
Bidlamaque
17%
"1
X
500
High
Jan
4%c Dec
12,000
32 %
_1
__
(1939)
Mines
New
7%
*>
1
Mines
83
1.305
14%
_
Jpburke
Athona
16% Mar
Alger
7%c Dec
32c
2,872
4.95
Jan
New
14c
^
49
1.64
.
58%
Uranium
New
7c
25
34%
-20C
_
_
.
Jacobus
Jellicoe
100
4.85
1
10
_
—
5,733
56%
57%
4.85
-I
_
106
31%
405
__
Labine
Aug
5%c
Low
49%
1
Uranium
—
38,900
Nesbitt
7% Mar
24
Range Since Jan. 1
High
i4c
—
*
—
Shares
25c
Syndicate
Jaye Exploration
Jefferson Lake
*3,400
9c
31 %
•
Mining
36c
8c
8%c
103%
—5
Irish Copper
Walte
1.65
36c
1
•
_
5%
♦
Jack
Mines
Products
4.55
International Petroleum
Iroquois
Nello
Neon
2014
International Nickel Co common
Iso
Sep
July
167/8 July
.
Sales
for Week
49%
_
V
41 %
Week's
Range
of Prices
Low
———lo
Mines
Jun
11
5%
1
Nealon
Trust
Sen
32%
4.25
_
National
Feb
6
20%
i
Molybdenum
Par
Jan
-14%
534
Warrants
International
High
46%
Nov
4.30
.
Last
Sale PHce
Sep
5
20
Inspiration
Bay
11%
20%
Preferred
lion
Sep
___l
•
—10
Inland
Investors
33
7,403
5%
12
5%
Warrants
,
Low
.
Thursday
„
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
36%
37
(Range for Week Ended December 25)>
Sales
Range
lie
14,450
9%c Dec
24c
27c
25,800
2,333
22 %c
Dec
Sep
1.50
July
Nov
Jan
50c
Feb
13c
Feb
77c
Jan
24c
Jan
54c
May
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40
The Commercial and Financial
(2748)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Thursday
Sale Price
5c
Rocky Petroleum Ltd —
Roe (A V) Can Ltd common
Preferred
Rowan
Low
High
5c
5c
31,430
6%
6%
7
6,930
100
85
85
85
25
1
7%
7c
7%c
6,750
79%
78%
79%
1,800
74%
6.15
6.30
5%
10
10%
1,525
2,936
Mines-—-——-—
—10
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
Russell
STOCKS
•
•
Industries—
10%
—
Lawrence
5%
preferred
Maurice
———-———
Gas—
•-
6%
80
6c*
9
Shirriff Horsey commonGold——-—L——
Salada
Antonio
San
Petroleums
Debentures
Sarcee
Nov
Oct
High
14c
1314
Jan
United
Fuel Inv
Class
.
100
Feb
United
Keno
Sep
1414 c
Jan
United
New
93
Nov
11%
Mar
14
July
Feb
United Oils
155
93%
100
85c
15%
Sep
92
Nov
I—1
88c
3,500
11%
855
10
62c
525
56c
8c
2,000
6c
Nov
62c
3,800
60c
Dec
8c
1
60c
85c
Mar
101
Mar
38
39
1.11
1.15
2,550
1.00 Sep
15c 18%c
1.12
l
4.450
15c
33
80
Sep
Dec
Ventures Ltd
Mar
Class
B
63
May
Silver
Standard
Feb
2,000
Sep
7.30
Jan
800
5
Dec
5%
8%
8%
481
1.85
449,154
80c
1.14
3,300
29
28%
7,435
21/-
29%
27
Sep
2.75
1,948
19,503
4.10
3.50
100
2.35
3.75
Nov
Sen
Siscoe
8
Mines
35
-I-—*
—
.2
Ltd
common
Slocan
2Gc
—
i
—2
Waite
Prod
Amulet
Walker
G
&
W
1
28c
2214c Sep
5,300
18c
Jan
Petroleums
&
65c
47c
Jan
July
10%
Dec
12
Feb
Sep
40
Lake
West
Ltd
12,300
4,100
550
11c
34,200
preferred—„—£0
46 >4
46%
65c
Ltd——
81
83
West
Malartic
Jan
W'estecl
—-1
*
-*
May
2.58 May
Western
Western
Copper
Dec
21c
Mar
9c
Mines
Standard
Paving
Standard
Wire
Stanleigh
Nov
50c
55C
7,200
40c
Oct
14c
15c
40,300
11c
Oct
9c
9c
500
8c
Dec
*
Uranium
Corp..
19%
450
17%
3.50
3.80
700
3.00
1
35c
40c
13,GOO
29c
Dec
9c
—;
19%
14c
20,100
5%c
Nov
—
Uranium
——-1
J
1
40c
Starratt Nickel
Stedman
*
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Bros
49c
Mar
Western
Surf
7.75
Jan
Weston
2.50
Jan
Class
Jan
30c
32c
40c
19c
Jan
Sep
24%
Dec
9c
9%c
2.75
Apr
.6.00
8.4G3
2.90
—
9%c
2.90
-10c
Ho
6.500
9 %c
*
700
10c
July
22c
Apr
4.10 Mar
/an
Bo-
Oct
8.40 Mar
40
Dec'
.
2.{%
3,500
17c
4,600
Nov
1,279
61c
65c
13,506
7,936
_•
61c
1.25
1.29
34c
Mar
12C
28c
Nov
60c
1.39
4%c
500
12
320
32%
32%
90
3.40
3.50
1,400
31m May
3.40 Dec
1.20
1.25
1,175
1.3.;., Aug
1.15
2.32
Feb
9c
Feb
15 %
Oct
4:.
Jam
Oct
11
Dee
Jan
93c
Oct
1.26
Apr
1.90
'Dec.'
4%c
__
20 %c Mar
S%c Sep
11%
1
5
,
*
3.80
$6
-
1.25
NOV
Inlet
(Geo)
B
class
1.25
1.21
1.28
8,847
*
3.50
3.50
3.50
2,100
46c
46c
46c
1,000
41c
Nov
%c
15c
1,575
12%'.
Nov
50c
14
1.2.1- Dec-
2.25
3.50 July
Jan
Feb
4.25
Feb
1.66
Jan
Nov
34
34
35
575
33
34%
Sep
44%
34%
35
195
Apru
33
Sep
44%
16
Apr
15
16
2,025
11%
Dee.
24%
102
•
———
102
50
100%
—
preferred
Jan
23c
A
A—-
\
Mar
4.46
.1
,
class
34
11
—1*
c——.
—100
_.
Oct
Nov
Oct
108
Apr
May
Dec
2,500
25c
Dec
46c
18,300
40c
Doc
4%c
6c
17,300
3%C
Oct
38
38
100
35%
Feb
14% May
32% Mar
1.90
2-1—I—
Warrants
22c
1.40
6Gc
Feb
White
Jan
Willroy
Wiltsey
Pass
Yukon-
Mines
2.00
82c
9c
Oct
43%
68j/2
Jan
90
*
Larder
Nov
Wood
Alexander
Wood
Indus
Steel of Canada
*
87
86%
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
Steinberg class A
•
1
4%C
4%e
3,000
4c
Nov
8%c
Jan
10%
10%
10%
12,942
10%
Dec
23%
830
22%
Oct
17
300
Jun
19
Dec
6%
1.10
3,600
7c
7c
1,000
11c 11 %c
33,861
1
(J)
Woodward
lie
__——1
class
Stores
4.30
A
Ltd
1.3CP
4.30
class
A
4.30
28%
.'
Jan
22c
Jan
Jun
11 %c
Feb
Nov
19%c
10c
■
220
8% May
2.60
Nov
Nov
5%e
125
28%
•
OCt
9c
Feb
4.-00
Doc
6.00 May
24%
Jun
30%
Aug
5
19%
19%
19%
8.55
8.55
50
*
1.18
1.18
1.21
5,866
16c
18c
15,400
5c
5c
3,000
:>0
Nov
14c
July
July
8c
8c
500
6c
Dec
11c
Dec
Jan
Jun
16%
100
18,700
9 %c
1.36
Feb
23
15%
35%
7%
1.40
9c
1
—
Windfall
Jan
Nov
Apr
July
7%
1
1
—.
Coghlan
Winchester
30c
—
1,95
3,406
3,242
2.-————-♦
Leaseholds
95c
100
6.20
16c
Naco Petrol
*
Cable
&
Warrants
Stanrock
Western
Western
1.G5
2.15
1.60
Petroleum
Feb
May
55c
Mines & Oils
Dccalta
51
1.55
2.05
Feb
38%
9c
—
82
Dec
14
FOb
5.00 July
Dee
6.00
—.—1
Breweries
Dec
14c
7V«
Sep
1.30
Mar
34
Sep".
2.00 Feb
37%
%
.1
——
Warrants
63% Feb
27;G50
3,000
1.43 May
6.05
*
Ltd:
Gas—
—-
Canada
32% Mar
4G
3.30 May
90c
Sep
14c
Warrants
gpooner
Stadacona
1(>C 16 %C
1.55
30c
Air Services
Spartan
1014 c
2.15
—1
Mines
Products
9c
155
Southern Union Oils—.—
100
—•
Oil
Feb
1.05
12% Mar
38%
'
Nickel—;
26%
30
*
——'
14
9c
Canadian
Western
Somerville
Southam
23,700
14
July
9c
11c
1.36
„
1
Wespac Petroleums
30%
87c
Nov
6%
-2,346
1.30
1.36
♦
—
Knapp Canada
Werner
225
2.00
2.95 Nov
Jan
2,105
29%
Nov
Mar
61c
Jan
6
220
3.25"
Weedon Mining
Jail
11
29
7
3.15
__
25
——
-
Jun
33%
83c
29%
Rol
Van
5,100
1.95
■—
—
'
29
6-%
-
1
—
Ref
Mines
&
4.00
32
—
———
'
*
—
4.50
10%
321
Manufacturing
K D
Slater
50c
Mines————
Ltd
Simpsons
31c
5.30
88c
Dec
30c
Dairies class A
Silverwood
16%c Sep
1,60-Dec
1.80
Petroleum——
Westburne
Oil.
31c
25,805
1.10
—
Wainwright
1.55 July
80c
5
4.10
1
Mines—
Miller
1.71
50% Aug
1.85
Westates
Silver
1.60
Jan
4.00
2.GO
-i
.
July
57
Oct.
1.58 May
28%
2.05
-i
—
3 35 Mar
13.500
Oct
42
1.12
violamac Mines-
3.90
2 914
Shawinigan Water & Power com.
Sherritt Gordon——.——
1,500
21c
High
49%
•
Virginia Dare preferred
Sep
5
Sigma Mines Quebec
5.25
18c
•
16% Mar
Wayne
4.00
————
Holdings class A—:
100
1
Viceroy Mfg class A
Webb
Freehold-
Security
Selkirk
46
Ltd
82c
%c
60
Feb
1.60 Aug
16
Low
51
Mines
United Telefilm
.
Nov
Range Since Jan. 1
High
51"
„
„
19% Mar
.10%
11%
IBoc
————
Metal
17%
62c
•
—
——
Dec
20c
•
Corp
"
5.00
5.15
1
—
United Steel
Jun
13
•
—
Fortune
Shares
45 %
—.
25
Hill
for Week
Low
—
—50
B preferred
Oct
Sep
class A pfd
Sales
Range
iPar
Jan
'
—1
————-——-
Petroleum
Satellite
13
1
River Gold
Sand
Sapphire
2,263
93%
..100
18
13
1
St Lawrence Corp common—
St
17%
18
class A—
Cement
Monday, December 28,1959-
of Prices
Sale Price
Upper Canada
St
,
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
•
——
Consol
Thursday
Shares
5c
.
(Range for Week Ended December 25)
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
.
Sales
Range
Last
stocks
Week's
Chronicle
Stuart
Oil
-1
———
—
*
—
—
•
Sturgeon River Gold
1
— —
Submarine
1
■
1.73
Sudbury
Oil
Gas
Contact
1
Sullivan Cons Mines
•
1
-i.'—■
1.55
16c
87%
2,394
•
15
18c
17,000
1.62
1.74
13,400
1.10 July
6c
6%C
9,500
9,068
5%c Nov
1.55
1.60
12c
1.15
Jan
Dec
27c
Nov
Class
A
Yale
Lead
Exploration —!
Propane common
Superior
Warrants
*
Industries
Voting
Teck
Yankee
Canuck
Yellorex
Yellowknife
Mar
2.85 Mar
Young
5.00
75
Sep
11%
Feb
3.15
Jan
Zenith
Jun
4.25
Feb
17%
3.50
3.50
125
3.25
Nov
5 %
1.01
1.03
5,260
1.00
Jan
1.25
27
125
60c
66c
8,900
58c
Nov
55c
500
47c
Nov
1.69
6,050
1.95
2,500
37c
38c
1,540
60%
60%
318
1
Tiara Mines
37c
Petroleums
5c
I0o
80c
37c
40c
20,140
11%
1
a
11%
290
5c
5%c
12,550
25
1.60
1.75
34c
Aug
Tombill
Mines
Toronto
Dominion
Toronto
Elevators
Ltd
•
—
Bank
10
56
*
—
General
Trusts
20
Toronto Iron Works class A—_
*
42%
Sep
Dec
80c
Traders
5%
Finance
—1
class
A
2.48
___
3714
Trans
50%
Nov
741% May
35c
Nov
99c
9%
Nov
4c
Sep
Jan
13% July
Apr
14c
9,300
300
%c
Dec
50c
22 %C
Jan
1.53 July
Jan
68% July
79c
Dec
1.96 Jan
35c
Apr
50c
3,500
55%
57
2,077
13
13
200
12%
Nov
17
May
52%
42%
75
41
Dec
53
Jun
16%
17%
405
16
Nov
31
Feb
Exp Ltd
Trans Canada Pipeline
Transmountain PiDe Line
Transcontinental Resources
Triad
Oil
7%c
l
1
55c
1,500
23c
23c
23c
2.80
51
1,000
7c
Nov
14c
Shown
Are
2.80
1,500
Expressed
Last
Shawkey
Union Acceptance
,
Asbestos
Bulolo
Jan
Develop
Corp
Gold
2
"
'
*
2nd
i
common
&
Canada
L
Dredging—
preferred
37 %
37%
38%
2.40
2,314
35
Oct
44%
350
35
Nov
7%
•
class B—
—
Dominion
Vinegars
Sugar
Week's
Oct
40c
Sep
Sep
2.45
I3e
35c
Jun
3.10 May
;
Jan
2.10
Dec
8.50
Jan
310
5.25
58c
5.00
Oct
11%
11,700
48 %C
Nov
1.30
Feb
-
Sales
<
for Week
>
Shares
Range Since Jan.
Low
7%
25%
1,059
26%"
G%
"1,125
4
High
Sep
8% Nov
Dec
36V2 Feb
Jan
2:5'
4.65
3.70
3.85
742
17%
.
—•
——
17%
2,291
17
Dec
—1*
Bronze
common—:—
—•
Canadian
Marconi
31
*
Investments—
Consolidated
Dalhousie
1
—
3.30
Apr
—
5%
•
Glass
__
28
Jan
20
Oct
5%
225
5
Jan
«
Mar
43
45
6,765
35
3ep
45
Feb
20c
5,100
33c
Aug
18c
»
common—
87
(1956)——•
27% Jan
38% July
25% Feb
50
25
260
22
'33.
44%
•
,•
31
22
33%
5%
22
1
Paper
Oil
Dupont Co of Canada
Jan
Jun
International Paper common
International Utilities
26%
!—7.50
88
175
267H
22%
Dec
15c
862
.
24
Ogilvie
24%
9,110
22%
Sep
30%
Jan
11%
pend
4,735
10%
Sep
15%
17c
Apr
Price
5,800
14c
Dec
29c
3.30
3.15
3.35
7,065
26c
27c
1,000
26c
Dec
60c
8,250
12c
Dec
30c
-
38%
Jan
37
Dec
19%
Jan
Jun
98
Aug
29% Aug
8c
Nov
24c
Jan
35%
102
1:0
36
811
139
136,
103
ill
May
At)
27% Mar
.
SeD
133
Nov
37% July
"167
Apr
53%Julv
Jan
12,500
139
*
Mar
14c
2
common
36
6
—.
Flour
129% 129%
5
Loblaw Inc
14c
3:i5 Nov
6.75
Feb
Feb
Oreille
Mines
-
*
Cons
Gold
Corp
_1
__
*
'—:
^
4634
.
Yukon
Zellers
46
46%
190
2.30
2.45
1,500
46%
65c.
473i
1.130
66c
5,100
33%
33%
100
„
1-
Bros
—
.
•
9c
8%c
10c
—
9%
9% -
9%
17
9%
200
16%
17
3,605
4.25
240
1
20%
4.50
2.300
90c
—
I___♦.
Apr
Dollars
of Prices
7%
26
5
—.
:
General
11%
—.
United Corps Ltd
Jan
Jan
43
245
'
53c
*
•
20c
High
5
Canadian
24%
—
Canada common
United Asbestos
United Canso voting trust
Canadian
Par
—
Canadian
14c
•
Union Gas of
8c
if'?
Canada
24%
1
.
100
Range
Sale Price
Anglo Newfoundland
in
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
Ultra
3%c Doc
200
17c
Thursday
STOCKS
12c
•
.
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
3%c
,
11%
•
3%c
1.64
1.44 Ma y
Dec
„
5.00
Canada
3%c
Aug
%c
38
40
warrants
67c
42c
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
May
80c
7%c
warrants
1957
P7c
18,600
1
Feb
3.70
55c
79c
2.10
preferred
1956
•
20,300
74c
:
Prices
Dominion
Towagmac Exploration
1.13
70c
Mar
Dec
■
--
Dec
16c
1.05
16c
Electric
31% May
89c
Apr
%C
Warrants
Feb
May
Apr
1.85
•
Apr
Apr
1.65
73c
Feb
1.65
Park
13%
Nov
1.10
Zulapa Mining
Dec
1.65
Thorncliffe
24%
Nov.
1.18
1
,
7.50 July
3.00
11%
1.90
60%
Nov
8,25
._1
Mines
Metal
700
1
•
Zen mac
785
1
common
-
_1
14
'
Mar
18% July
3.30
1
"
I
470
1
G)
.
64 c
18c
20c
2'
Mines—:
Mines
15%
Mines
Ltd
27c
Oil
Bear
(H
1
.
Mines-
11c
15%
Mining
Canada
Toronto
5.00
14c
55c
Thompson Lundmark-
Tidal
450
26%
1
—
Hughes Gold
Temagaml
Territory
Texaco
1.01
—•
Mines—
trust
__
——1
common
Taurcanis
15%
♦
Sylvanite Gold
3,700
15%
Zinc
3.30
*
:
15c
15%
—
;.
common
_
Tamblyn
15c
•
:—
Supertest Petroleum
Ordinary
Switson
1
&
2.10 May
Yukeno
Sunburst
warrants
Wright-Hargreaves
90c
550
20%
20%
900
8%
Jan
9
Nov
13
Sep
17%
15%
3.90
90C
20
12%
Jun
Mar
Sep
6.90
Jan
2.03
Jan
27% Aug
No par value..
Odd
lot
sale
■■
-
(not
included
in
e
delivery
sale
year's
range).1
Selling ex-interest.
i Flat
(not
*
year's
Included
\
-
.
"
price.
rCash sale
AND
.
in
range).
d Deferred
Nov
Dec
Nov
a
t
in year's range).
39
Apr
2 95
Jun
Sep
50
Jan
60c
Feb
99c
Jun
.T.
-iep
40% May
CANADIAN :\IARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unli-^d
trading privileges
wd When delivered,
wi When
x
y
fnot included
2.00
z
issued,
Ex-dividend,
Ex-rights,
Fx-stoc'c dividend,
Number 5911
Volume 190
..
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(2749)
NATIONAL LIST OF
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES (Q~w»»
following
The
Association
bid and asked quotations
Securities Dealers, Inc., and
of
obtained, from the
other selected sources.
are
represent actual transactions. They are intended
within which these securities could have been sold
not
National
They do
guide to the range
(indicated by the "bid")
as
Par
c
vAerovox,Corp
Bid
which have
17i8
47%
50s*
23 %
25%
20 %
22
91%
95%
Grinnell
48 y2
51%
44%
47%
cl A
♦
1-
38y4
Inc
Co
Arden Farms
Participating
preferred
<
Arizona- Public Service Co.—5
36
38%
21 %
22%
Missouri
Power
Metal
/ Art
Co__5
Gas Co—
23%
22V2
Oil
Aztec
16%
Hewlett-Packard Co
High Voltage Engineering
17%
Hilton
Credit
22%
1 "
24%
Hoover
49%
2.50
Co.-
Gas
&
;
25%
Products*——
Baviess
Bell
J)
(A
53
Houston
20%
22%
Co
Beneficial
Berkshire
Corp
Hathaway
Beryllium
•
Corp
—25
——-1
class
37%
18%
Husky
12%
13%
Indian
*
31%;
34%
Indiana
Sivalls
& Bryson
Foods Stores
Inc—1
7%
17
Corp
Paper
ADR—
10 y4
iey4
17%
30
33
Brush
Beryllium Co
Steel Castings Co
Sharpe Mfg Co—.110
Bullock's
Inc
33 Va
Itek
11%
Jack
Co—
Corp
&
Heintz
Inc
13%
-
Service Co—25
Telep Co—12%
14%
33y2
35%
Jervis
25
5
26%
Jessop
27%
Vy
29 3b
'
v
"
•
•
58 Va
_1
48%
51%
Corp——10
34y4
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
Kearney & Trecker Corp
3
36%
Kennametal
Trust
kaiser Steel Corp
common—LI
$1.46
preferred
*
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co 10
Inc
,L—10
ctfs—
3%
4Ve
Central Electric & Gas Co—3y2
Central 111 Elect & Gas Co—10
23 %
24%
Ketchum Co Inc
33%
35%
Keystone Portland Cem
Koehrlng Co_
Kratter Corp class A
Indiana Gas Co———_5
Central
Central
Louisiana Electric
Central
.
Maine
Co_5
13%
-
14%
45%
;
48%
Kentucky Utilities
Co
10
Power
Co——10
6
52
Central
*
28J/2
30%
10
Central Vt Public Serv Corp—6
Chattanooga Gas Co
1
Citizens Util Co com cl A—33%c
,
,
25%
Lau
20%
4%
4%
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com
Ling-Altec Electronics
Common class
B—
Co
12%
13%
Lone
9V2
10%
38
Cohu
Eleetronics
Colonial
Inc.—
Colorado Interstate
Colorado
—1
9%
19%
21%
Co—.5
Gas
42%
45%
22%
Colorado Oil
$1.25
&
conv
.1
Gas Corp com_3
preferred—25
Commonwealth Gas Corp1
Connecticut Light & Power Co.*
Consol
Freightways,
Consolidated
Cook
2.50
Products—5
Rock
Continental
Transp- Lines
Coffee
Co
Inc_l
—1
—1-
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
_1
Copeland Refrigeration Corp—1
Craig Systems Inc
1
—
Cross
Company
Crouse-Hinds
5
Ca
—1%
common
'
Culnmins
Engine Co Inc.——5
Cutter Laboratories class A—1
Class
Steel
B—
—1
Macmillan
Madison
Danly
.
;
.
Machine
Specialties
5
Darling (L A) Co.—
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
1
1
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y
Detroit & Canada Tunnel
2y2'
Corp 5
Detroit
.
Internat
Bridge
Diebold
Corp
Inc
Donnelley
Drackett
Co—1
42%
45%
31 %
33%
25%
27%.
28%
30%
1
10%
22%
11%
44 %
23
25%
14%
15%
19%
20%
McLean Industries
McLouth Steel Corp—
McNeil Machine &
15%
16%
10
11
21%
40
28%
30
8%
15%
14
4%
82%
5
15%
Gas
8%
18%°
5
25
27
_7%
Utilities
17%
27
28%
Co
Miles
Laboratories Inc—
Miller Mfg Co—
Minneapolis Gas Co—•,
-
Mississippi
Shipping
2
1
—1
Co
12%
13%
15
Nalco
National
41.
44
1
29%
New
9%
26%
2y2
Dynamics Corp of America—
$1 preference
—
Eastern
Industries
Eastern
Paso
Laboratory
Electric
Electro-Voice
Co
Inc
Electrolux
Inc
First
Charter Financial
Fisher Brothers Co
Fisher Governor Co
Florida
Steel
Foote Bros
Class
Frito
43%
Norhwestern
1
22
24%
13%
20%
53%
28%
58%
Olin
9%
55
Oil
56%
8%
25%
Oklahoma
'
Ben
Brewing
Pacific
18%
2.50
Pacific
18%
20%
Pacific
1
16%
17%
Pacific
12%
13%
8%
9%
9%
10%
21%
23%
1
cl A_5
5
77%
Pacific
Packing Co
Gas Service
Co
^—
General Gas Corp
1
10
2.50
Gen
Telep (Calif) 5% pfd
20
Gen Telep Co of the
Southwest
5%%
preferred
Giant Portland Cement Co
4
11%
20
19%
1
17%
Par
American Trust Co (S
Bank
of
Fty
America N T
10
15
(San Francisco)
6%
Bank of Commerce (Newark)
Bank of New York
4
58%
49%
52
42
45%
100
307
10
(N Y)„
Boatmen's National Bank
5
14%
17%
18%
1
53%
57%
11%
12%
320
23%
106%
80
84%
Trust
10
56
60%
(N J)
5
Central Natl Bank of Cleve—16
30%
32%
43
21%
30%
32%
10%
5%
46%
10
10%
35"%
38
4%
1
.31%
33%
1
18%
20%
31 %
Bottlers—1
13
14
1
24
25%
10
35%
x9%
10%
*
41%
44%
38
2
87/e
25%
27%
70%
31
5
52%
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)
25
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston.lO
68%
71%
41%
44
99
National
347
368
23
National Bank
92
Bk of North Amer_5
Trust of N J
25
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co_12%
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
(Chicago)
33Va
County Trust Co (White Plains
New
York)
5
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)_10
Stk
Corp (Minn)__10
Co
(Camden N J)
6%
First Natl Bank (Atlanta)—10
First Natl Bk
Na(l
(Baltimore)
10
Bank of Boston—12%
(Jersey City%25
Bank
26%
92%
28%
97%
44
46%
138
144
Bank of Detroit
National Commercial Bank &
Trust Co (Albany)
7.50
National
Newark
Banking Co
&
25
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston_12%
Natl State Bk of Newark
12 %
New
Eng Trust Co (Boston )_100
Jersey Bank & Trust Co.ll
New
37%
39%
Northern Tr Co
(Chicago)
323/4
119
74.
773/4
(Hackensack
N
100
J)
Tr
77%
30%
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)_12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D C
25
43%
Rockland-Atlas
59%
96%
63
377
100%
397
40%
43%
62%
Natl
Bank
68
36%
40%
34%
363/a
553/4
603/4
106
10
43%
47%
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York__5
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
82%
86%
18%
20%
9%
10%
Louis
Union
Trust
Co
20
Providence
R
I
Int'l Bank
10
(Phila)
(Wash D C)
Irving Trust Co (N Y).
For
footnotes,
see
1st
Natl
Bk
(Wash)__20
20
363/4
5
10
100
48%
51%
93
97%
35%
393/8
12%
63
66%
Security Natl Long Island N Y.5
State Bank of Albany
.—10
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
22
52
23%
47
51%
Security First Natl Bank (Los
York)
25
57%
59
63%
113
Trade Bank & Tr Co
Trust Co
of
27%
297/s
2%
9%
103/s
.10
51%
55%
(N Y)—10
New Jersey
393/a
Union Bank of Commerce
68
72
17%
41
18%
44%
Industrial National Bank of
Industrial Trust Co
82%
165
66
10
City)—8
150
of
Boston
Angeles)
(N Y)—10
596
71
Second Natl Bank of Phila
25
(Union
of Com
560
62
40%
5
Co
33%
53
Long
(Jersey City N J)
44%
31
58%
(New
Industrial Bk
58%
40%
20
56
Hudson
64%
55%
46 Va
523/4
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co_10
Hudson County National Bank
55
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
& Trust
(Philadelphia)
28%
First Westchester Natl Bank
Harris Tr & Sav Bk (Chic)___20
:-52
22%
Second Bank-State Street
Trust (Boston Mass)
Girard Trust Corn Exch Bk—15
Hanover Bank of New York—10
34%
603/4
67%
Seattle
...
913/4
31 %
43%
823/4
Rochelle
33%
20%
72%
New
62
31 %
5
943/8
Island N Y
583/4
86
10
78
of
54
118%
20
91
Franklin Natl Bank of
115%
84%
Philadelphia Natl Bank
Pittsburgh National Bank.
Firts Natl Bank of St Louis—20
(Philadelphia)—10
50
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
38s/4
30%
First Natl City Bank (N Y)
First Pennsylvania Banking
& Trust Co
29%
166
263
35%
St
20
80
Essex
(N J)
43%
250
10
of Westchester.5
City Bank (Cleve)—16
41
of
25
158
70%
National
50
28
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
(Cleveland)
United States Trust Co
(Boston)
10
United States Trust (N Y)—20
43
20%
22
1
8%
93/4
-10
413/4
44 Va
preceding
33
363/4
92%
96%
o
9%
Co—7%
67%
29%
Traders
Brook Natl Bank of
Nassau County N Y
5
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co
(Pgh )_25
67%
*
3%
&
(Buffalo)
10
10
15%
26%
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)_10
(Savannah).
10
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago)_25
First National
20
35%
25%
of New York
Firts Natl Bank
1
32%
49
Citizens & Southern National
Co
109
10
Meadow
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila—. 10
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY)_12%
Cleveland Trust Co__
Ask
—5
Long Island Trust Co
103
Camden Trust Co
Chemical Bank New York
Trust Co
102
25%
Manufacturers
Broad St Trust Co (Phila)
Bid
1
—20
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
Trust Co (Philadelphia)
20
34%
5
Par
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
16
,
22%
5
Co
12%
10
Ask
25
Bank of Virginia
Bankers Trust Co
St Louis
Bid
55%
&\S A
32
Parker
Hannifin Corp_
Pauley Petroleum Inc
Rubber
Company
Bank and Trust Companies
21%
14%
Gen'l Electric
42%
16%
3
17%
Portland
17%
40%
16%
Electric
Yuba Consolidated Industries—1'
17%
16%
Plvmouth
18%
45%
25%
47%
First
4%
Co
%
16
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
First Natl Bank of Chicago—100
First Natl Bank of Dallas
10
13%
Corp
42
24 %
7.50
Co
42
12%
•
Gas
23%
16%
74%
Pan
Lumber
21%
12
69 %
32
Natural
18%
11
16%
29%
Pickering
23%
17%■
38%
11%
Prod—10c
Pfaudler-Permutit
9%
21%
West Point
Manufacturing Co_*
Lt & Telephone Co_10
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
Western Natural Gas Co
1
Weyerhaeuser
Whiting Corp
8%-~
1
*
15
1
Cement
1
1
•
29
A
1
Inc
19
1
Transport
Wood Conversion Co
WuTlitzer Company
2%
Corp
Service
49%
Corp of America^-5
American Sulphur Co—70c
Pioneer
7
First Camden Natl Bk & Trust
Indus
Bros
Wesco Financial Corp
Westcoast Transmission
13%
18%
Mines
33%
34%
23 %
14%
31
12
24%
Co__5
.1
60%
44
17
8%
21%
32%
21%
4%
19%
Gas
Wisconsin Power & Light Co—10
Wltco Chemical
5
22%
10
10
Natural
4%
First Bank
•
General
7
39
5
71%
Co
Washington Steel Corp
24%
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10
1
67 %
4%
16
Corp
57%
—
Co
22 %
17%
Line.
30%
*
D)
1
14%
$4 pfd
1
8
(S
1.25
15%
Co
33
12%
11%
16%
10%
18%
49
5
50c
1
1
11%
17%
Wilcox
112
3%
26%
15
261/4
_20
Packaging
Pepsi-Cola
6%
43%
28%
24
(NY)_10
3%
Permanente
6%
Federation Bk & Tr Co
10c
Tool
22%
40%
5
Corp—5
Western
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
Robinson
Uranium
48%
9%
36%
24%
23
Mercury Electronics
90c
Power & Light Co—6%
35%
20%
71
33
15%
Co
East
Gamble
33 %
8%
66%
21 %
Corp
Alrmotive
Far
45
19%
42%
5
Pendleton
•
39%
com_50c
Serv Co
f
17 y8
32%
8%
Watson
10
Oil & Gas Corp
Tail Power Co
Pabst
30%
7%
50
Otter
.Pacific
Wash
5%
30%
16%
52%
28%
2%
18
67%
*
5%
50c
Co
27%
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
50c
Oil
63
Fairfield County Trust Co
Gas
Miss River
Coal
24%
7%
Southern
Warren
—1
Passaic County.
14%
20%
19 y8
731/2
Mach
24%
99
37
18%
7
16%
22"%
74%
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
Corp—*
Co
Garlock
41
1
B
23%
j—5
10
34 y2
Valley Mould & Iron
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
Vitro Corp of Amer
Von's Grocery Co
69%
Co
Water
Pub
31%
47%
44%
23%
25 %
Coal
Gas
Utah
19%
Propane Gas Corp—1
Commercial
17 %
Corp__——1
Natural
19%
24%
Suburban
32 %
14%
*
Northwest
10c
Corp
Gear &
Penn
21%
17%
Co—10
Cor
Northeastern
10
First
American
16
13
29%
Co
Gas
18%
7V2
Corp
North
&
25%
Mortgage Assn_100
Boston
File
Thermador
17%
1
Empire State Oil Co
Equity Oil Co_l
Norris
Nortex Oil
24%
1
_.
Federal Natl
'
2
:
Corp
Capital Corp
Mfg Co__
Emhart
22
Nicholson
48%
37%
14%
18
of Del—1
24
(Texas)—*
Electronics
'
45%
11
34
25 %
Gas
30%
131%
Eng Gas & Elec Assoc—8
North
2
50c
Utilities Associates
Economics
El
Inc
■
10
Sugar Corp
1
United States Truck Lines Inc 1
United
Utilities
Inc
10
Upper Peninsular Power Co—9
18%
Suburban
Commercial
5
Corp
National Homes
Corp A
Class B common-
National Shirt Shops
27%
Leasing Corp—1
Servateria Corp_l
2 Vz
Oil
38%
-
Stales
29%
Co
&
35%
8%
:
Gas
40 %
24%
—.—;—_
Chemical
23%
United States
27%
23%
Supply
38
1
1
—
Fuel
27%
'21%-
United
20
Steel———1
Corp
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
Struthers Wells Corp
8 %
16%
—1
22%
25 %
United States
27
Co_
Corp_l
7%
21%
39%
29
10
Stouffer
7%
21%
_2
jDui'iron Co
-
Mountain
42
_1
Corporation
Rubber
28%
Dun & Bradstreet Inc
Dunham Bush Inc
_
Mohawk
86
1
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
Missouri Utilities Co.
:—1
24%
82
Mil
1
Bank
5
Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
9%
22
41%
1
Class A common—
14%
,liy4
30%
38%
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc—
26%
13
28
5
Publishing. Co
Michigan
92%
14
4%
78%
Metropolitan Broadcasting
24%
88
Meredith
9%
24 y4
22%
lc
2%
Eng
23
37
...
Dura
,21%
49%
50%
41%
26
1
Co
47
6%
20
—.——5
Company
46%
Chem
2%
7%
50c
Co__16
States
20
20%
7%
—•
Electric
1
2%
83%
13
39
(R R)& Sons Co—5
Duffy-Mott
7%
Co
Warner & Swasey Co
Warren Brothers Co
Statler Hotels Delaware
Corp—1
Stekoll
Petroleum
Corp
1
Stepan Chemical Co
—1
Stubnitz Greene
Supply
40%
12
1
Register
32
7
22%
16%
Steamship—2.50
Pressed
11%
29
20%
10c
Inc
20%
37 %
Southwestern Elec Service Co—1
Southwestern States Tel Co—1
Sys
69%
18%
37
*
Co
37%
66
;
10 Va
Trans Gas Pipe Line
Corp—50c
Tucson Gas Elec Lt &
Pwr—5
United
33%
3%
19%
20%
!_1
Inc_
—;
7
6
22%
7%
Co
34%
—
&
18 %
19
5
Di-Noe Chemical Arts
Dictaphone
16%
15%
17%
80
Miss
.
13%
Marlin-Rockwell Corp
1
%,; Marmon
Herrington Co Inc_—1
Marquard Corp
1
Maryland Shlpbldg & Dry„50c
23%
Maxson (W L)
Corp—
3
12%
38%
1%
Co
Gas
35%
»
36%
31
Co—
24%
Milling & Elev Co
33
41%
10%
-2%
Tnc—i
S(nr'-s
14%
_1
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co_
'•
46%
13 Va
cl B_5
Lucky Stores Inc
35%
43 %
1
33%c
Star
42
14%
1
Clinton Engines Corp.—.——1
Coastal States Gas Prod
1
'
25%
38%
12
25
23%
Blower
23"%
38%
—.lc
r!9%
'
7%
11
1
Inc
14%
34%
1
60%
Southern Union Gas Co
Southwest Gas
Standard
Tracerlab
13 %
Co
Dev
Stand Fruit &
7%
6%
57
»
29%
•
-1
5%
Tractor
40%
29%
27%
3%
*
Corp
7%
10%
31%
•
Towmotor
16%
;
27
*
Inc
48
38
—1
Topp Industries
6%
9/
1
Co
Inc
8%
—2
Cable
&
Stores
8
Southern Colorado Power Co
*
Southern Nevada Power Co —1
Southern New Eng Tel
Co—25
Freight
Drug
4%
44%
*
(H I) Fibre Glass
States Nat Gas Co
7%
4
_1
Co
Tokheim Corp
15
7%
1
Corp
Time
—2
Carbon
Thrifty
Inc
28%
Southeastern Pub Serv Co_—10c
Southern Calif Water Co
Spcctor
Three
15
7
Co
17
1
——
16
&
32%
Betts
12%
„_5
Sprague Electric Co
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
5
25 y8
14%
Power
30%
1
Thompson
38%
_1
14%
43%
3
Co
Landers Frary & Clark
Lanolin Plus
Corp
Soya * Co—
Central Telephone Co
23%
%
1
Central Public Utility
..
4b
64%
&
4%
13
29%
King
Thomas
26%
Stanley Home Products Inc—.
Common
non-voting
5
Stanley Works
25
42
Field
30%
Thermo
11%
1
4%
12
28
Therm-O-Disc
62
*
Inc
Oil
22%
20%
39%
1
Petroleum—1
.Texas Natural Gasoline
Corp
1
Textron Inc 1959 warrants
14
*
124
36%
Transmis Corp_7
Natural Gas
1
Illinois
Texas Industries Inc—
Texas'
National
36 %
20c
14
115
1
1
& Co—;
Wire
Corp
Eastern
19
1
13
1
5
'.Telecomputing Corp
Texas
14%
25%
1
Inc
60
1
Corp
Shore
Tekoil
57 %
25c
—_*
54%
54 %
Point
21%
■
38
Cedar
A
51
b
Carlisle Corp
Products
class
Co
Standard
6%
Steel
Inc_3%
28
13%
1
Dills
Producing Co—1
253
15%
18%
49%
6%
5%
Cfcco
19%
40%
16%
5
14
13 %
30%
25%
12 y2
Carpenter Paper Cy_—
22%
47%
28 %
1
Co———.
Ltd—:—-10c
Canadian
—
26%
43%
1
Steel
Superior Oil of Calif.l
Cannon Mills class B com
25
Oil
•
Skil
44 V2
-5
Corp
37
46%
20%
Corp
Pacific
Simplex
28%
*
31%
34%
3
Reid
(G D)
Sierra
South
17%
1
29 %
Co
Tappan Co
Seismograph Service Corp——1
Speer
Jamaica Water Supply—
Jefferson Electric Co
Tampax
7%
5
Homes
23
13
1
19%
35%
6%
2
Petroleum
Tubular Prod Inc
Bantam Co
Searle
.
Broadcasting
18%
12 %
Jacinto
34%
29%
10%
7%
Taft
Texas
Scholz
39
20
27 %
•
9
33 %
Manufacturing Co_2%
Marie
5%
1
Schield
12%
81%
:
(HH)
.
1
,—
Plywood Corp
Sawhill
25%
21
241
31
.
Service
8%
5
Ryder Systems Inc__
San
56 %
1
Public
Oregon Power Co__20
&
23%
11%
Rice
Sabre-Pinon
4%
36'/4
Southern Utilities Co—_15
Water
Delhi
4
5
Iowa
Iowa
California
Water
common-
29%
California
Canadian
A
65%
10
California Interstate Tel
Calif
Class
♦
32 %
52
Interstate Securities Co
;—5
Investors Diver Services Inc—
11
30y4
24 y2
Co——*
27
—
& Co_
Textbook
* 62
1
—10c
_—
10
*
——
—
Co
8%
31 y2
21V2
*
1
Buckeye
Burndy Corp
ByUesby (H M)
1
Rose
14%
6V4
Bakeries Corp—_—1
Interstate Engineering
Corp—*
Interstate Motor Freight Sys—1
8%
$1.20- preferred—25
Inc
&
Inc—
Water
Indianapolis Water
21%
7%
Bowser
&
Roddis
23
78
Interstate
20
15%
Brown
Mills
Gas
International
1
-Bowater
-
Head
4%
5
Corp
Express
Rockwell
64%
13%
—1
33%
Corp
Corporation
1
Robbins & Myers Inc__
•52%
21
1
Co.
33%
Botany Industries Ine^— —1
Bovman
Oil
5
Inc
„———*
7%
.
16%
Western Pet. Co—_—16%
Black Hills Power & Light Co—1
31%
1
Brand
Robertson
;21
60%
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
Hugoton Production Co..
45%
14%
Biliups
Black
.
13%
49%
Stoker
Roadway
14%
12%
Oil
15%
13%
13 %
—.1
Riley
Ask
12%
*
Products
River
137-
'19%
A—..—2%
1
Syntex
1
Ralston Purina Co—
Republic Natural Gas Co
Richardson Co
136
130
Natural
42 %
„
32%
130
Gas———_* >
Field Material
1
Hudson Pulp & Paper
Corp—
Class A common......—
1
■
Co
42
30
Bid
Susquehanna
22%
32
38 y2
Par
29%
20 %
Petroleum
Furolator
35%
Ask
27%
5
Punta Alegi'e Sugar
Corp
Purex Corp Ltd——
169
33
29%
1
Corp
Houston
13%
17%
Co.—— _—10
Bros. Bag
12%
35
1
—
Markets——.1
Gossert
&
Bern is
10 ~
—
159
^—1
Corp
Houston
Bates. Mfg Co——
Baxter Laboratories
———_*
26%
21%
distribution.
Bid
Producing Properties In^—„10c
28%
20 %
"asked") at the time of compilation.
Origin of
request. The "National" list is
composed of securities
—1
America
Pubco
25
Hearst Cons Publications cl
A.25
Helene Curtis Ind class A—_—1
Heublein Inc
5
-
25y8
Co—10
Construction
Corp V.————1
Associated Spring Corp..
10
Avon
56
_5
ArVida
—
Haloicl Xerox Inc
:—5
Hanna (M A) Co class A
com.10
Class B commoh—_———10
18%
52
Arkansas Western
Corp
of
Pub Serv Co of New
Hamp
Pub Serv Co of New
Mexico
26%
(A E) Fire Brick Co.—5
Mountain Power Corp..5
Corp
Co
24%
22
-
Hagan Chemicals & Controls—1
28%
17
*
Arkansas
Green
-Green
17%
26%
common..—1
_———
39
16
—I—4
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool—2
Glasspar Co
—1
Ask
40%
36%
American Pipe & Const Co
1
(Amur-Saint .Gobain
Corp__7.50
.Anheuser-Busch
•
Bid
Grolier Society
—.—— ■ ———1
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Corp
2.50
American Greetings
-
5
—10
Airier
Hospital Supply Corp__4
American-Marietta Co-——_—2
;
Potash
Par
15%
American Cement Corp—
.
Portsmouth
•
Products Inc—.
1
American Biltrite Ruber Co.100
American Express Co
.
~i'
on
wide national
a
Par
1
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Air
•
Ask
f« twiw.d™. 24)
(indicated by the
any quotation furnished
a
Industrials and Utilities
•
bought
or
41
page.
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenlz Ariz)_5
Wachovia
Bank
&
Trust
(Winston-Salem N C)
60
64%
18%
20 %
Co
5
.
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2750)
.
.
Monday, December 28. 195&
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES (Quotations
Mutual Funds
—-25c
Affiliated Fund Inc~,—.-—1.2o
Shares——1
American Investors Fund~~t—1
American. Mutual Fund Inc___l
Amer Research & Development «
Associated Fund Trust,.-.———*'
Atomic Do vol Mufc Fund Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
Axe-Science & Elcct'nlcs Corp lc
AXfiTTeinpIcton Growth Fund
American Business
Blue Ridge
Mutual Fund Inc-—1
12.71
Inc.—~——.———1
17.63
Canada
Ltd '--
Securities Corp.—100
preferred ——
100
Shares———1
1
17.13
10.01
15.88
21.35
11.86
12.94
14.48
15.81
14.91
13.76
14.89
Fund
—1
;
Fund
Inc—
6.57
6.65
1
_.
17
Trust Fund——25c
Venture Fund—1
Life
Insurance
7.21
7.28
17%
11.43
12.49
14.04
Insurance Investors Inc —I
15.35
18.31
20.01
Fund Inc—1
6.44
7.02
Fund of Can—1
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—*
a25.70
Stk
Loomis-Sayles
15.72
12.49
shares—lc
3.99
lc
2.65
General
Industries
13.80
11.46
10.77
17.05
18.82
20.46
16.54
14.84
17.98
16.04
Mass
19112
20.62
21.71
23.65
Minnesota
shares
shares
lc
4.28
—■
shares
Investors
33
gerics
_——
Fund
Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
7-51
8.21
Investing Co Inc——1
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
1
18.45
74
18.64
79
1
12.13
9.90
10.00
13.33
10.89
Fund
15.49
21.18
22.90
8.17
lc
—,
8.93
& Automation
Missiles-Jets
Crown Western
14.33
33'/aC
.
beneficial interest—1
of
Units
Fund—
———————
——————
Inc
15.12
Stock
Investors Growth
Fund
13.99
Inc
12.91
14,11
17.39
9.87
10.83
"
De
Fund
Delaware
———
Fund Inc——1
Delaware Income
Diver
Stk Fund Inc—1
Investment Fund -1
Diversified
B
Series
8.95
2.50
25c
22.00
Fund Inc
Dreyfus
3.01
3.30
15.08
16.39
■
Bond
Preferred
24.27
26.30
8.67
21.51
8.42
14.20
18.01
18.58
New
4.15
York
8.83
1-67
1.82
Corp—
1
General Investors Trust——1
17.55
18.97
7.75
Price
7.13
shares
lc
—.
10.59
Electrical
Shares—lc
9.18
—lc
.—lc
6.60
7.08
14.17
Chemical
Common
shares
(The) Stock Fund-lc
12.57
lc
shares
Food
Industrial
Bond
lc
lc
Merchandising shares
Mining shares
—.
Railroad
RR
Bond shares
lc
Equipment shares
lc
Steel
shares
9.56
lc
7.70
10.72
Hamilton Funds
Series
—10c
10c
H-DA
Inc—.—1
8.13
Inc
Encorporaed Income FundIncorporated Investors
American
Insp
Owners
Jefferson
'
Stevens &
9.28
49%
53%
8%
10.88
13.62
434
49%
19%
21
64%
69
73
83%
52%
55%
89%
33%
St Paul Fire
22
Seaboard Life Ins of
Seaboard Surety Co
G.25
Marine
1
Amer
21%
41%
Standard
38%
206
Accident
47%
42%
45%
5
88
90%
52%
55 %
United Ins Co of Amer—
103
58
2%
3%
97%
101%
35 %
38%
U S Life
Insurance
61%
7-:
7%
90%
47%
5
3
28
86%
2.50
Fidelity & Guaranty Co_
U S Fire Insurance———
8%
32%
108
25%
.
U S
8
50c
30%
10
—
59%
56
_2
Standard Sec Life Ins (N Y)__2
Title Guaranty Co (N Y)
~8
Travelers Insurance Co
.-5
Co
8
43
10
42%
20%
Security Ins (New Haven)
Security Life & Trust Co—
Springfield Fire & Marine
$6.50 preferred
199
7%
10
10
_
40%
10
Amer
4%
46%
96
6341
22
1
91
134
83 %
5
85%
<fc
71
80
20%
Corp (N Y)___—2
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
31%
10
66%
Reinsurance
59
Ins
5
Pyramid Life Ins Co <N C)
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa
54Vi
Standard
Life
Ins„ 10
10
in
Co
50%
34%
36%
28%
-30%
the
City of N Y
Westchester
—2
Fire
42
2
%
29%
45 %
32
Obligations of Government Agencies
Bid
15, 1960
99.29
May
June
5.40s
15,
July
99.27
99.29
—
8.81
93%,
99.27
14.26
15.50
18.83
20.47
—1
1960
Aug.
23,
Inc
Fund
Land
Bank
I960-
98.29
99.31
a
point
99.29
3%s
99.29
April
2 %s
94%
Feb.
3%s
99.29
June
1,
Oct.
20,
1,
4s
4s
99.20
-
1960
wi—
Sept. 20, 1961May 1, 1962
;
4%.s Aug.
20,
99
2%s May
1,
97.20
92%
89 Vz
90%
March
20,
1968—
95
96
4%s March
20,
1969
95 %
96%
93%
3 %s April
5%s July
90%
4%s Oct.
95
1969.
4%s
96%
97
90%
10,
94
96%
12, "
4%s June 10, ■]
3%s March 11
April
4%s
96%
96
July
98
1969
15,
88
1, 1970
207 1970——
100%
1, 1970-1967-
3%s
May
1,
4%s
Feb.
15,
11.80
12.90*
3%s Sept. 15, 1972
40.12
89
96 %
1971
97%
87%
88%
92%
93%
89%
1972-1967
90%
18.22
16.14
99
lOlVa
14.55
14.74
99.14
92
—
99.26
95%
4%s Nov.
4%s
38.25
97.24
99.6
95%
11.10
16.63
97.28
97.12
99.18
-
10.26
13.46
98.30
96.28
1966
a9.63
1
99.21
100.1
97.8
•_
—
19G2-.
1
-1
99.29
99.31
1963
3%s May 2,
100.1
99.24
99.17
98.22
1960
99.16
100.1
99.25
-
1960
3%s April 3, 1961——
100
100
99.31
1960
20.
100.3
99.29
Jan.
2%S
100
100
^sk
100
Bonds—
5, 1960
Feb. 1, 1960
100.3
99.8
5.35s Sept.
12, I960—
5%s Sept. 11, 1961
3%s Feb. J3, 1962
5s
100.3
99.30
10,
Federal
5%s
99.30
100 *
of
5%s April 4, 1960
5Vis Sept 1, I960——
99.29
100
June
99.30
99.29
99.26
1960
3%s April 15, 1963—;
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn-—
4%s March 10, 1960
3%s
32nds
more
Bid
100
99.26
1960
15,
or
Eanks for Cooperatives—
4"%s Feb. 1, 1960
99.31
99.26
1960
1960
one
Ask
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Shares—1.25
—
Fund
,
Inc:
Fund
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
Figures after decimal point represent one
J
a38.41
\
—
Maturity—
28.66
28.95
12.09
12.79
1
16.17
1
9.06
Fund
Inc—
7,
Bid
Ask
U
S
&
10.56
International
Fund
lc
7.01
Century Growth Inv_
6.16
6.73
7.81
11.03
11.99
Ltd
Canada
1
14.73
17.96Y
4s
99.28
I960
Feb.
a
point
97.®®-
97.28
l%s. April 1, 1962
92.20
92.28
4s
98.12
98.20
91.8
91.16
96.6
96.10
_
Aug. 15, 1962
l%s Oct. 1, 1962
100
3%s Nov.
15,
15,
_
1962
1960
99.4
99.12
2%s Feb.
I960-
99.12
99.14
1963-
I960—
99.9
1 %s April 1,
4s May
15,
1963
99.11
1963-
99.27
99.29
1 %s
97.28
96.16
96.24
98.4
15,
1961
98.8
98.18
7.12
7.68
94.12
94.20
1
Aug. 1, 1961
1%S Oct/1, 1961
98.14
1
Line
5.55
6.07
Line
3%s Feb.
97
89.28
96.16
96.20
88.16
88.24
99.22
_
99.26
87.24
_
88
-99.20
99.24
100.20
._
100.24
97.4
4.00
1,
92.26
89.20
._
4T«s Nov. 15, 1963
IV2S April 1, 1964
4%s May 15, 1964
Oct.
92.22
-
_
1963^
97.20
4s
Ask
(Continued)1962
3%s May
•-
of
Bid
15,
4%S Aug. 15, 1960
1%S Oct. 1, I960—.
l%s April 1, 1961—
16.10
16.52
15,
April 1,
3%s May 15,
3%s May 15,
8.54
Funds
99.27
1 %s
13.78
1
Fund
99.22
99.25
99.29
Treasury Notes—
Inc—
Continental
99.19
May 15, I9604%s Nov 15 I960
7.67
Funds
99.27
Feb.
32nds
Treasury Notes
3%s Feb. 15, I960
4s
more
or
Maturity-
Certificates of Indebtedness—
17.62
12.68
4.37
10.19
lc
61%
24%
51%
Value
8.81
10.06
59
10
(D C)_1.50
!
5
69
23
1—10
20%
44%
65
15
—
:
127
13%
44%
—12%,
:
10
Co-
Providence-Washington
Value
2.82
1
Indemnity
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y—10
Figures after decimal point represent
Clark—
American
United
1
12%
Phoenix
5
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
13.52
8.15
of
Stock
Insurance—3.33%
61%
1
of
38%
58
,_5
Life
35%
36%
54
5
Co
Corp
5
Peerless Insurance Co_.
3%
7%.
54
33
—2.50
58%
lo
(Fla)
Insurance
Co„
50
River
Philadelphia Life Ins Co__
1
Insurance
&
51%
75%
(Jacksonville Fla)-2%
Insurance Co
10
Insurance
Ins
39%
48%
10
71
„4
;
Fire
38%
37
2
Casualty
20%
36%
5
Fire_
19%
5
4
h
Life
1
5
Corp
Co
Employ Life Ins
,-10
com—
Northern Ins Co of N Y
72
3%
"
Value Line Fund Inc
(
of Boston
13.38
1
_1
United Income Fund Shares_l
United Science Fund
1
&
2.58
1
Fund
Fund
60
1.25
York
Pacific
73%
—10
AA
14%
61%
Northeastern
162,
7.89
United
*
Income
154
5
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Hartford Steam Boiler
4s
United Accumulated Fund __1
a26.51
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Eaydock
Gov
Gulf
13.98
United
5.77
5.21
5
..
Globe & Republic Ins Co
Government Employees Ins
Great
Amsterdam
North
-
369
9.58
7.26
Twentieth
19.80
5.28
22%
12.14
8.81
12.93
Growth
19.75
19.21
21%
354
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens Falls
al9.02
Townscnd
Inc—
II-C7
Series
19.16
11.38
12.02
Television-Electronics Fund
11.74
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
10.44
Texas
8.44
lc
New
New Hampshire
4s
12.20
shares
Tobacco
18~31
50c
Sterling Investment Fund Inc_l
10.42
Utilities
16.71
1
"
6.44
11.14
al4.88
Shares Inc
1
Canada—25c
Fund
Stock
2.32
lc
16%
34%
_10
Co
Co
Forster
16,
1
Balanced
7.18
—lc
—
Casualty
Inc
6.67
1
State Street Investment Corp—*
Stein Roe & Farnham
10.67
6.14
Railroad Stock shares
Assurance
11.23
6.10
Sovereign Investors
7.97
2.10
,
15%
New
Life-
Continental
(DC)
Inc
32%
2
General
Insurance
Line
J,
(Ky)
&
Old
5
5%s
10.95
1
(Edison B) Fund
Southwestern Investors Inc
14.80
9.74
—lc
shares
Life
Natl
National Union Fire—
Nationwide Corp class A
%
Ins
Continental
15.04
Smith
7.45
7.65
24 %
Co
Life
:
Shareholders Trust of Boston—l
8.32
13.52
6.52
-
22
15,
13.91
Fund
Common
10.08
6.79
(N J)__10
4.65s April
1
Inc
Selected
7.18
9.20
7.59
shs—lc
shares—lc
Machinery
Institutional
Petroleum
.
Co
60
(Bait)
Natl Life & Accident Ins
20
56
4%s Feb, 15, I960—
4%s Feb. 15, 1960
4%s March 15, 1960
2.50
(Geo)
Scudder
13.76
-
6.55
Fully Administered shares—lc
General Bond
shares——;—lc
111%
18%
10
15.25
Inc
Fund
Scudder
15.51
Building shares
Capital Growth Fund
107%
Co
14.03
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund_l
10.06
7.24
7.76
——lc
Equip
149
13.95
Mutual Fund—
Dist
141
Standard
Connecticut
(T Rowe) Growth Stock
Quarterly
_lO
13.03
Putnam Growth Fund
11.60
57
Bankers Natl Life Ins
&
Fund Inc
Aviation-Electronics—
10
46 %
5s
Putnam
Securities—
Automobile
Monument Life
National Fire
Inc—_—1
Inc
Puritan
Group
11.54
-—1
Fund
Fund
13 "2
42 %
3.80s Jan.
Pine Street Fund Inc.—
Pioneer
_4
9.78
10.67
Peoples Securities Corp.
Philadelphia Fund Inc
12.84
33%
Merchants & Manufacturers
%
5
Ovev-The-Counter
2.71
12.03
11.69
Capital
8.95
1
Oppenheimer Fund
6.12
Square
43%
30%
3%
1
4.90
1
General
1
.
One William Street Fund
Pcnn
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins_
5
Merchants Fire Assurance—12.50
39%
29
3%
6.25
9.65
Shares
2.48
11.07
43
26%
Shippers—
6.91
1
—
Chemistry
Securities
39 %
Re-insurance
Commonwealth
250
241
5
9%
Beneficial
10
:
N J)
2%
Corp__1
8%
8.61
6.32
Fund
Electronics
38
1
Capital Fund
Nucleonics
35%
Life
4.54
7.88
1
of Canada Lid
18
6.22
r
1
——
-—
—
England
5
National
6.11
Growth Stock Series—-
10.77
—
5.59
Series—-1
Stock
New
9.83
Inc
1
Stock Series
5.64
Futures
11.89
Series
4.48
5.60
Inc—__10c
Inc
1
Founders Mutual Fund
*
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series—
lc
Preferred stock series—
lc
Fundamental Investors ———-1
14.39
10.88
Dividend Series
167/«
13.06
16.66
17.19
Fund
Mutual
13.31
;
Series—
Income Series
21.30
8.13
.
1
_——;—1
Corp
Securities
Series
6%
38%
10%
(Galveston)
3.82
21.04
Balanced
22.70
24.60
7.93
Florida Growth Fund
Florida
3.51
19.45
—
6%
Nat
Boston Insurance
22
51 %
36%
Amer
<fe
24%
20%
48%'
1
10
Va_;
1
Lincoln
3*/2
Home
1
National Investors
&
1
Stock Fund
1
Electronics Investment Corp—1
Energy Fund Inc—————10
Equity Fund Inc—
20c
Eurofund Inc
1
Fidelity Capital Fund-.
1
Fidelity Ftuid Inc
——5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv C'o Inc__1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc.l
interest
Life Companies Lie
Life. Insurance Co of
22%
1
2%
American
3
—
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
(Wash D C)___l
Bankers
Tenn
Maryland Casualty
Massachusetts
Bonding-
10
American Surety
64%
Casualty Ins Co
19 %
Mercury
Ins
25%
61%'
14%-
Assurance-.
Home
I-Iome
Wide Securities Co Inc_l
14%
Amer
al3.95
Shares
beneficial
of
National
HowardBalanced
Fund
Eaton
1
Trust
Nation
Shares-
Shares*
Dividend
Inc—I
Mutual
24.80
.—1
Trustee
——
Fund
Mutual Shares Corp——
10.96
9.81
Growth
Diversified
Mutual Investment
of
44%
1
Investors
Hanover
16.08
1
—
Mutual Income Foundation Fd_l
De Vegli
30%
Ask
23
(Va)„5
2
Corp
17 %
.
Trust
int_33%c
beneficial
of
shares
,
Life ^
Ins
13%
Fidelity & Deposit of Md__
-5
Fireman's Fund
(S F)_—2.50
Franklin Life Insurance—
4
2.62
—
Massachusetts
88%
13%
—
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins—
2.20
Petroleum
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)
41%
Amer Ins Co (Newark
Federal
3.85
——lc
Special Investment shares-* lc
Transport shares
-lc
9.80
Fla)_
Employers Reinsurance
.
Corporate Leaders Trust
American
American
Massachusetts Life Fund—•
Metal
Paper
Concord Fund Inc.———1
Consolidated Investment Trust.l
(Jacksonville
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N jv
Employers Group Assoc_„
3.15
28
Lawyers Title
-J78%
Heritage Life Ins—
Crum
a44.ll
Managed FundsElectrical Equipment shares-lc
18,000
136
9.02
9.91
15.69
Investment ——1
Commonwealth Slock Fund—1
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund Inc .—--.2.-——-------1
Composite Fund Inc
1
19.57
13.67
10.56
Commonwealth
10.35
(Speculative Com Stk) _1
(Low Priced Com Stks)..l
Life
10.11
1
Inc
Fund
15.70
Lexington
Income
Commonwealth
23.45
Knickerbocker Growth Fund-—1
10.86
Fund Inc
Colonial
24.15
21.5(1
9.17
Lazard
18.88
9.35
14.38
11.55
17,400
130
12.63
50c
Fund Inc
23.14
$1.25 conv preferred--;
5
American Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
*
Bid
par
212
84%
American Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
Knickerbocker
15.38
9.94
——
Colonial Energy
7.70
10
32.33
Lexington
»Christiana
7%
14.51
Insurance
31.70
9.48
S-3
74
H24.2S
Amer
Ask
212
—10
Co
——1
Inc—
14.64
S-4
17.45
Century Shares Trust——1
Chase Fund o£ Boston.-—
1
Chemical
S-2
Aetna Life
Bid
10
(The) Mutual Fund—1
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
14.23.
Ltd
Canadian
Fund
Inc~——1
Canadian International Growth
(1954)
Fund
S-l
Insurance
Aetna
Surety
13.28
(Discount Bonds)——1
(Income Pfd Stocks) —1
I<-2
&
12.22
(Speculative Pfd Stks)__1
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
(Income Com Stocks)—1
B-4
K-l
Aetna Casualty
Agricultural Insurance Co__
(Medium Grade Bonds)-l
(Low Priced Bonds)—1
B-3
13.82
7.10
Inc——-1
General Fend—
1
Trust
Fund
B-2
8.72
13.24
California Fund
12.81
America
of
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)——1
13.85
Street Investment
50c
3ullock Fund Ltd——-—-—\
Broad
11.72
Johnston
19.06
12.8I
—
11.58
Istel
13.47
7.98
Fund
Boston
,
10.60
of Boston—1
Investors Research Fund—■— 1
10.01
38>4
1.79
5.86
6.08
9.28
4.64
\
Ltd
Canada
5.3 V
5.59
g.54
4.25
12.3'J
5.54
1
Co
Investment
4.43
■
5.07
Investment
Far
Ask
Int! Resources Fund Inc———lc
2.44
8.02
2.22
7.41
4.14
al5.2u
9.16
35%
1.63
Fund
Aberdeen
Insurance Companies
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
for Thursday, Dec. 24)
14.89
Income Fund Inc
Special
Situations
Fund Inc
10c
Wall Street
Investing Corp
15,
';
1962!
5s
Aug. 15, 1964
lVzS Oct. 1, 1964
86
_
86.8
Institutional Bank Fund
Inst
Foundation
Fund
lc
Washington
Investors
10.81
11.82
Fund-lc
11.64
12.74
Institutional Income Fund—lc
6.54
7.16
12.47
13.64
Institutional
Institutional
Growth
Insur
Fund
lc
Recent
Bonds—
Amer
Bid
Tel &
Bausch
&
Tel
Lomb
5%s
_1986
Opt 4%s
Edison
Boston
5Vis
Petroleum 6s
British
1979
1989
1980-76
Burlington Industries 4%s.~.1975
Canadian
Carrier
Pacific Ry 4s
Corp
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
Gulf
Tire &
States
Hilton
Hotel
Lowenstein
Utilities
6s
(M)
941/2
100*2
Fund
Rate
Due
Bid
1-
4-60
99.30
IOO
4.65s
9-
1-59
6-
1-60
99.23
5-
4-59
2-
1-60
99.27
99.30
5%%
10-
1-59
13.56
7-
5-60
99.30
100.1
4%%
6-
1-59
3-
1-60
99.26
99.29
5.20s
11-
2-59
8-
1-60
99 30
100
4.45%
7-
1-59
4-
4-60
99.22
99.25
5%s
12-
1-59
9-
1-R0
99 29
8-
3-59
5-
2-60
99.25
99.29
1-
4-60
10-
3-60
99.31
1
Inc
—
I
12.54
6.37
6.89
Bid
Can
5s
1976
108
Dated
United States
Ask
94 "
96
105%
87
106%
89
118
IOO14
101%
961/a
Sylvania
99
84i
81
-1989
5%s
Bell
Tel
&
.
Dated
5.375
Ask
99.26
99.31
100.1
S
101%
102
December
January
31,
7,
114
117
99.971
April
7,
99.894
1960
14,
99.900
April
99.816
/
1960
January
15,
I960-.
99.798
99.805
January
January
21,
1960
99.720
99.727
28, 1960
February 4. I960—;
99.634
99.544
February 11. 1960
Industries
98.247
98.285
99.450
99.463
May 19, 1960
98.141
98.181
12,
1960——L___
May 26,
1960
June
2,
99.197
June
9,
I960——
1960
!
99.092
99.112
June
16,
1960
17.
1960
1021/z
103 %
Units
—.
1971
__
98.370
May
99.282
March
_
98.334
99.555
99.370
10,
1970
91
93
137%
22,
24,
March
31,
98.989
1960
I960
121
.
99.011
June
22,
98.914
1
87
83
FOOTNOTES
91
86
101%
•No par
New
value.
York Stock
98.938
June
23,
98.876
98.888
July
98.812
October
98.042
98.083
97.907
97.950
97.791
97.836
1960
97.654
97.701
i960-
97.581
97.620
1960
97.548
15,
97.567
97 244
97.289
95.900
95.925
1960
17,
I960
FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
a_Net asset value.
Exchange,
:
'
98.786
1960
March
^
143%
112
101
5%s
98.461
99.647
99.266
March
-1971
4%s
98.550
99.179
March
-1988
Trans
98.625
98.5r8
98.428
99.356
124
93.674
98.595
1960
103%
98.760
987644'
15,
1960
April 21,
1960
April 28, 1960
May 5, I960—
3,
103%
Ask
98 732
1960—
February 25, 1960
1984
Westcoast
1960
April
14,
99.809
122%
Elec Prod—
Corp 5%s_
Bid
99.968
1959
.1982
Amer 5s
Yield Price
Ask
March
ww...1967
Wisconsin Pub Service 5%s .1989
2
1031/4
Treasury Bills
Yield Price
Bid
.1994
Underwood
84
102%
Tel—
Transwestern Pipeline
U
83
.1975
84
5%S
Textron
101%
941/2
82
.1994
5%s
209
.1984
5%s
Sperry Rand 5%s ww
i66?b
96 Vz
92%
1969
Sound Power &
Puget
103
94%
.1973
5%s
Potomac Electric
Southern
U6V2
.1977
—
Steel
Sheraton Co of Am 5s
109
136
IO21/2
5s
ww
Light
& Sons—
3%s
Ask
1-59
4%%
January
196
.1981
Brass
National
5%s
131
.1982
Bid
4-
15.35
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
February 18, 1960
921/a
5%s_. .1989
ww
4%s
Mueller
ww
Whitehall Fund Inc
Phoenix
192
1989
Rubber 6s
Due
3.75%
14.08
1
Pacific Petroleum
100
1977
Telephone 5s
Fund
58'/2
94
.1976
General Port Cement 5s
Wellington
88
El Paso Natural Gas 5%s_. 1977
Ferro
Corp 3%s
.1975
Florida Pow & Lgt 5%s— ,1989
Rate
13.90
Fund
.1994
England Tel 5%s
Nortnspan Uran 5%s ww_..1963
116%
851/2
1979
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s—1972
11.49
Bonds—
1041/4
92
1977
8.95
10.51
12.79
.
New
V969
City of Montreal 5%$
Gen'l
57
Equity
Ask
IO2V2
120
1031/2
Inc
Wellington
Wisconsin
8.19
1
Mutual
Fund
Security Issues
1982
4%s
Chance Vought 5%s
General
102%
1
4%%
Institutional Shares Ltd—
bBid yield price, dEx-rights, k Admitted to listing on the
xEx-dividend. wiWhen issued, y Ex-stock dividend.
tNew stock,
190
\ olume
Number
5911
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
i
_____
COURSE
THE
Clearings this week will show
Bank
liminary figures compiled by
BANK
an
Third Federal Reserve
CLEARINGS
compared with
a
year
Week
Pre¬
ago.
Pe»LtJ'i1VTaJlia—Altoona
Lancaster
1958.
At
ending Friday of 37.2%.
Our comparative
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
BY
TELEGRAPH
Week Ended Dec. 26-
,
•
Q
_
'
(11
t
1958
814.810,958,582 $10,794,297,545
Chicago
1.131,841,180
Philadelphia
,.
—
7o
Ohio—Canton
Louis
St.
;
:
+:
Cleveland
Ten
+
5.0
cities;
Total all
five
+
5.2
Youngstown
451,347,257
+
0.8
363,600,000
+
2.9
648,647,997
+
-
cities, five days-
396,348,276
.
531,971,372
+
cities
for
Total
week
+
0.9
issue of next. week.
our
week
$16,225,726,563
West
6.0
12.692,624
12,288,017
6.1
312,041,039
315,520,878
9.9
645,911,332
77,680,200
12,963,546
17,174,688
66,203,500
13,959,763
+ 17.3
70,396,800
12,823,140
639,949,899
64,351,400
15,669,015
+
9.6
16,258,273
16,012,033
17,736,814
495,016,560
474,432,750
+
4.3
576,292,866
500,943,958
(7
1,637,802,099
1,523,408,994
+
7.5
1,646,416,074
1,566,802,999
1
Cities)-
Virginia—Huntington
are
4,219,482,820
+ ' 7.2
District of
+
'
22.5
+
1,054,870,708
the elaborate detailed
In
6,260,512
Total
+17.1
(6
"same week in 1958.
'at this
150,890,308
836,391,110
+
2.7
9,088,258
Outside of this city there was
a
+ 13.7
8,715,249
8,593,859
2.2
396,641,289
458,314,156
+ 10.1
154,148,672
146,135,837
808,648,739
865,839,345
—
42,706,654
42,256 247
1.1
169,090 520
472,900 000
3.9
145,908,383
148,685,065
1.4
464,600,000
445,700,000
8,289 106
8,065 140
7.3
6,593,679
7,342,033
3.5
6,631,907
302,617 030
5X>
268,762,164
7,754,455
228.008,723
241,251,481
8,890,131
Macon
A—
Mobile——
has to be estimated.
7,780,373
317,611,418
263,854,822
262,979 287
0.3
228,261,052
761
-8.5
17,314.458
+ 24.2
903,186
893,550
232,262 523
+ 21.0
327,978,960
249,911,030
1,596,842,804
1,519,824,681
+
5.1
1,407.411,425
1,388.875,398
+
9.6
4,633,616
3,799,566
+
3.8
21,056,724
22,452,444
—12.8
11,473,465
10,869,128
2t),G58
New York Reserve District the totals show ail
improvement of
Reserve District of 21.9%
Michigan—Ann
>
are
District by 2.7% and in the Atlanta Reserve District
by 5.1%..
District enjoys an increase of
9.2%, the St.
»
Minneapolis Reserve District of 0.7%.
.
loss
of
0.3%, but the Dallas Reserve District registers
Terre
Francisco Reserve District cf 6.1%.
In
the
following
we
furnish
a
^
SUMMARY
OF' BANK
Ended Dec. 19—
1st Boston
■
2nd New
3rd
12 cities
Philadelphia
+ 21.9
930,266,808
926,142,199
17.248,286,881
14.538,795,356
+18.6
14,714,048,880
13,777,657,245
"
1,288,249,255
1,252,218,735
1,187,773,695
1,466,063,347
1,637,802,099
+
2.9
7.5
1,523.408.994
+
6
"
859,312,455
836.391,110
.+
2.7
808,648,739
"
1,596,842.804
1,519,824,681
+
5.1
1,407,411,425
1,938,705,190
1,775,035,264
+
9.2
1,620,712,987
1,617,062,461
Louis
4
,
"
851,874,697
915,993,391
1,646,416,074
Minneapolis 1
10th Kansas
7
12th San
"
764,085,588
7.5
+
758.708.204
9
:
City
:11th Dallas
"
798,777.580
800,912,529
(5
833,065,523
Frandsco
__10
"
+
0.7
653,610,925
673,988,681
New. York Ciiy
St.
618,021,196
2.9.
+
North
South
605,367,196
+
6.1
1,376,148,912
30,420,177,081
27.009,205,555
+
12.6
26,470.113,845
+
5.7
12,224,600,156
• '
week
Week
Si
i_
Ended
December
Inc.
1958:
19
New
'
+ 15.6
3,174,323
+ 25.1
9,397,834
864,034,118
779,698.117
+ 10.8
'767,075,723
Rhode
+ 23.3
3,600,222
-New
4.015,631
16,114.631
;A.AL
+
15.781:832
16.79GV238
6.0
+
+
13,872,774
52,333,245
46,836,98(3
25,086,600
+
48,744,900
—
Hampshire—Manchester
<.12
40.134,800
.
.
.2.1
4,088,627
13.766,778
26,063,699
+ 21.5
-37,774,400
39,629,700
+ 26 2
+ 21.9
3,308,960
^
s_
...
_1_
152.571,391
4.432.819
;
2__
_1
Syracuse. 1
~
Connecticut—Stamford
Jersey—Newark
Northern' New
Jersey
<9
cities)
161,100,830
3,150,728
2,816,230
+
7.5
833,065,523
813,422,654
758,708,204
4,656,440
8,056,796
+12.5
8,866,640
2.1
426,266,186
431,383,225
4.4
177,733.210
12,029,994
171,402,622
5,047,785
+
—
+
3.0
10,358,060
9,703,174
—
1.7
5,118,184
+
9.6
6,838,887
7,491,576
+ 11.6
16,757,824
14,921,135
0.7
653,610,925
650,307,577
+
City—
1,054,015
+ 43.8
951,096
12,270,600
188,988,077
35,416,639
531,185,475
18,561,666
10,822,191
5,344,503
798,777,580
-
800,912,529
0.3
8,879,933
928,693
904,147
+ 23.5
845,196
850,645
2.0
10,477,289
9,574,811
3.3
164,977,610
158,934,80©
-
+
0.1
7,965,698
2.1
31,316,904
35,851,539
2.5
439,626,753
+ 10.3
436,753.125
14,638,603
+ 38.4
6,085,563
13,471,430
6,970,409
673,988,681
675,630,585
-
+
-
9,446,042
•
5.6
+
4.4
—
16,156,595
Wichita
—
•
—
Total
11,858,316
12,212,040
+
2.7
529,799,963
510,821,463
50,250,262
8,729,000
+
7.0
45,749,809
46,926,228
9,921,00©
7,232,28©
6,540,000
+
—25.1
9,816.000
8,341,231
7,849,843
+
6.3
7,155,492
16,639,072
15,415,699
+
7.9
13,641,616
18,254,156
706,484,417
-
cities)
(6
6.7
589,364,595
53,744,876
-
Falls
15,135,342.
605,062,643
*
-
Louisiana—Slireveport
926,142.199
-•••"
.
.
686,744,741
+
2.9
618.021.196
605,367,196
216^911,455
+12.8
206,656,814
204,379,503
6,320,735
+ 10.3
5,558,768
219,849,657
117,681,694
+ 19.5
195,001,122
202,744,823
111,184,958
104,073,136
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisce—
Washington—Seattle
...
27,915,171
162,263,218
n-
—
148,436,558
244,636,652
6,973,263
—-
Oregon—Portland
25,215.868
262,762,084
Lake -City
,
—
24,203,621
21,472,447
—
833,372,073
834,520,681
—
39.104,186
18,458,653
:
128,890,680
39,174,474
12,651,888
18,828,035
California
17,184,513
-Long Beach
3,290,870
3,625,893
Pasadena
0.6
3,517,825
4,045,066
San
14.09r,748i360
San
14,245,513,689
13,308.882,297
Jose
+ 19.0
49,579.330
+16.2
47,410,180
46,030,443
28,799.972
23,175.596
1.3
26,435,184
27,548.844
29,789,133
79,408.286
91,191,027
33,958,515
+
+
9.5
5.5
29,084.001
5,372,849
33,402,434
24,837,184
4.8
35,816,335
Francisco
(a
82.472,726
'
3 304.026
*3;464,108
'
(a
—
)'
70,664,815
+
111,157,576
100,473,933
+
10.6
90,745,613
14,538,795.356
+
18.6
14,714,048,880
13,777,657,245
Santa
-
-
-
Barbara
Stockton
.
Total
(10
cities)
total
(108 cities)
18.865,565
19,024,901
0.1
754,294.049
791,402,984
0.2
30,854,681
34,037,258
—
+ 45.9
10,028,733
9,832,662
+
9.6
14,620,221
15,604,206
+
1,613,045,582
—
1,519,726,059
6.1
1,376,148.912
1,419,874.756
30,420,177,081
27,009,205,555
+ 12.6
26,470,113.845
25.773,045,762
13,650,300,325
—
-
Grand
+ 12.7
—
12,917,457,195
+
5.7
12,224,600.156
12,464.163,?66
95,603,776
17,248,286,881
Outside
'
Total
226,105,594
0.5
7,399,442
Worth
+ 26.5
,
•
3,443,127
16,769,876,756
Rochester
423,400,000
165,361,999
3,687,030
930.266,808
cities)
57,601,246
^
York:
424,900,000
239,652,796
517,744,648
City
—
<9
Utah- Salt
__
1
New
20,613,797
159,217 243
,
Now
2.9
9.5
8,872,650
36,174,882
—_
Galveston
44,052,379
23,214,711
3,329.681
31,285,416
fl
,,
Jamestown
+
+
+ 16.0
—
195,309,224
—
——
Dallas
13,653,446
'46,460,513
345,565.185
___r_
Elmlra
15,552,167
12,607,820
1,515,596
JVscph
Fort
.2.7
4.200,675
:
Buffalo
1,617,062,461
1,174,807
Yakima
York—Albany
209,541,547
764,085,588
cities)—
Texas— Austin
15,974,097
16,787,237
21.1'
New York—
New
6,983,900
1,620.712,987
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
2,095,665
3,769,724
+ 11.7
1.052,591.839
cities),
7,143,440
9.2
+
12,024,665
Total
1,936,383"
9.6
+
•
25,774,587
Haven
Total
1.747,911
4,254,992
Providence...
+ 10.6
4,265,814
1,915,785
Islands
(7
761.727,795
3.984.426
Connecticik—Hartford. '_"_2%
New
1,610,869
7,992,644
n
__
8,993,201
499,300,233
17,354,416
—
Colorado—Colorado Springs
3,911,303
7.461.488
Bedford
.
10,116,150
Billings
Missouri—Kansas
4,912,257
Worcester-
851,874,697
200,364,121
12,979,893
4,579,196
8,830,095
Dakota—Fargo
Dalcota^Abeydeen—
,
Wichita
3.614,942
River
Springfield
3,354,005
509,861,717
Kansas—Topeka
$
$
'
9,330,693
-Lowell
-
—
15,271,594
District—Minneapolis-
:
Omaha
1956
1957
or
Dec. %
$
-
4,179,718
_
Massachusetts—•Boston—^
Fall
177,090,653
915,993,391
+
423,700,000
247,730,039
3,336.175
Lincoln
1959
-
A
Bangor
436,000,000
271,280,226
205,376,990
—;
Hastings
St.
Portland
1,775,035,264
Nebraska—Fremont
First Federal Reserve
District—Boston—
Maine-
9,089,499
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
;
-•
-
"
16,686,982
12,846,116
...
Helena
12,464,163,465
;,4+
•
11.169,603
5.3
25,773,045,762
12,917,457,195
now add our detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
.
16,495,387
+ 12.5
0.7
+
1,419,874,756
*
'
+ 11.0
12,507,659
8,217,014
Paul
Montana
1.519.726.059
ended December 19 for four
years:
Clearings at—
.cities)
(4
Total
,We
Louis
Minneapolis
675,630,585
1,613,045,582
108 cities
Outside
8,049,120
17,316,510
1,938,705,190
Ninth Federal Reserve
650,307,577
0.3
13,650,300,325
Total
7,116,514
Minnesota—-Dillutll
813,422,654
—
686',744.741
706,434,417
1,180,417,243
+
1,566,802,999
'
9th
16,488,541
1,441,077
1,174.237,202
1.5
1,453.023,082
—
1,388,875,398
"
Total
865,839,345
10
_■
-
Chicago
8th St
"
+ 10.4
—24.5
19,216,241
14,075,327
Cities)...
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quiney
'
945.565,185
7
7,164,420
53,318,130
1,987,662
1,316.788,315
7,470,881
—
Missouri—St.
$
<
::_17
6th Atlanta
7th
$
1,052,591.839
5th Richmond
-
...
"
Mth Cleveland
5,496,045
142,470,293
7,509,170
56,816,415
6.1
1956
1957
or
9
I
4,669,533
152,899,078
+
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. iouis—
Inc.
Dec. Tt
11
York
1.2
+ 13.9
—
55,448,211-
7,357,674
Rocklord
CLEARINGS
99,656,004
16,745,663
20,877,705
—
417
13,224,943
100.512,000
13,708,079
1,499,725
-J
Total
13,343,143
6.5
21,979,197
—
Decatur
Peoria
5,854,350.
1.8
153,257,588
8,434,122
+
+
—33.0
55,860,574
—
Springfield
1958
$
.
Moines
Chicago
-
;
5,785,306
8,949,896
Sioux City——,
.a
16,267,590
174,531,114
—
Rapids
Illinois—-Bloomington
-
1959
Week
The Chicago Reserve
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
Haute
Iowa- -Cedar
16,000,891
95,169,000
10,902,006
-
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
gain of 2.9% and the San
a
16,280,166
Bend
Dcs
20,728,597
14,406,916
101,360,000
South
Louis Reserve District of 7.5% and the
The Kansas City Reserve District records
Wayne
Indianapolis
larger by 7.5%, in the Richmond Reserve
4,302,253
21,521,752
-
12,558,251
Indiana—Fort
In the
-
4,715,380
-
Lansing.
18.6%, in the Boston
and in the Philadelphia*Reserve District of 2.9%.
Arbor
Grand Rapids
•
Cleveland Reserve District the totals
cities).
17,466,583
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago—
gain of 5.7% the bank clearings
»
(10
41,862,478
706 ,067
18,903,736
,
Louisiana—New Orleans
Total
40,457,636
876,817
281,133,303
:
Mississippi—Vicksburg
center
'
4,984,43*
26,923,070*
220,887,984
175,685,550
Alabama—Birmingham
showing an increase of 19.0%. We group the cities according to the
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this we note that in the
,
392,046,335
479,400,000
—
Florida—Jacksonville
Ac-
12.6%, the aggregate clearings for
country having amounted to $30,420,177,081 against $27,009,205,555 in the
the whole
,
217,245,293
Augusta
able to give final and complete results of the
previous week—the week ended
19.
For that week there was an increase of
Dec.
'i
5,368,124
26,530,112
4.1
+
we are
.
<
+ 16.9
859,312,455
cities)
Georgia—Atlanta
present further' below,
we
+ 16.6
166,187,868
_
Columbia—Washington
5,371,004
22,965,000
256,030,205
10,335,937
383,254,572
-
Sixth Federal Reserve
District—Atlanta—
inasmuch ad the week ends
cases
7.1
7.2
not available at time of going to press.
statement, however, which
—
26,835,000
Carolina—Charleston.:
Maryland—Baltimore
covered--by the foregoing will appear in
cordingly. jn. the above the Jast day of the week in all
„
2.9
266,438,567
;
South
+ 26.5
4.524,800,184
We cannot furnish them
today,
Saturday and the Saturday figures
1,466,063,347
+
Nashville
•
1,187,773,695
+
Tennessee—Knoxvillc
Complete and exact details for the
19,404,898
+
Virginia—Norfolk
$26,178,674,935 $21,500,080,091
„
17, 560,177
—
Fifth Federal Reserve
District—Richmond—
9.2
347,954,078
1,131,200,446
Total all
4.4
624,732,180
*
.i
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
1.8
—
$25,047,474,489 $20,445,209,383
♦Estimated.
25,070,877
8.7
$20,522,674,305
days_
7,707,531
29, 984,955
13,418,928
314,992,858
14,226,153
Richmond
daysJ
five
5,223,520
7, 506,777
+ 29.9
24,228,459
686,652,597
Mansfield
665,006,657
351,198,313
cities,
3, 985,292
2.6
—
334,088,355
__a
976,000,000
580,850,800
Baltimore
7, 427,398
3.3
+
•_
Columbus
374,300,000
,
4, 246,275
3.0
+
1,252,218,735
—
389,245,849
.1
+ 19.7
—
2,241,017
5,431,384
1,385,000,000
4,432,114
7,416,883
14,309,622
—
704,806,000
__1
Pittsburgh
Other
1,050,553,381
7.7
455,109,473
—
Francisco
San
Cincinnati
Cleveland
+ 37.2
699,364,108
City
1,105, 000,000
1,288,249,255
cities)
♦1,025,000,000
Boston
Kansas
5 ,174,490
2.4
.$
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland—
1959
New York v—
8,279,077
2, 246,387
+ 12.2
+
1956
1,648,626
2,486,497
13,676 488
•
/
7,742,895
4,655,204
nr»7 790
31 484379
sum¬
Total
2, 931,962
+ 15.2
4,924,321
7 074 Ann
•IJoo.oK
xoriv
for the week follows:
8.7
—
5,320,955
5,893,354
......
Wilkes-Barre
Delaware—Wilmington
1, ,709,982
1,176,000,000
Scranton
_
$
—10j6
2,296,457
719
1,204,000,000
New??Jersey—Trenton
center there is a gain for the week
mary
Mk
im
this
2,617,856
2,646,633
:
—
K!?hla
1957
Dec. %
1,843,889
2,390.043
unestei
all cities
Ended December 19
Inc. or
$
1,648,022
SSSfr6"1
ended Saturday, Dec.
26, clearings for
of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings will
be 17.1% above those of the corresponding week last
year.
Our preliminary totals
stand at 926,178,674,935 against $21^500,080,091 for the same week
in
1958
$
based upon telegraphic advices from the
chief cities
us
AO
43
District—Philadelphia—
1959
increase
country, indicate that for the week
the
of
OF
(Z7ol)
New
York City
♦Estimated,
(a)
Operations
discontinued.
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2752)
.
.
the Tariff Act of 1930, the
the requirements of Section 522 of
Pursuant to
Ashley, Drew & Northern Railway—
Federal
1st
Bank
Reserve
4 *8
RATES
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
CERTIFIED
BY
DECEMBER
18,
RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF
FEDERAL
1959
n
DECEMBER.
TO
1959,
24,
Power
Unit
and Monetary
Monday
Friday
Columbus
INCLUSIVE
Austria,
pound—
schilling
Jan.
Belgium,
franc..—
Canada, dollar.
—
1.052656
.210000
.209987
.00311275
.00311275
.00311275
.00311000
.00203715
.00203715
.239765
.209200
2.797400
2.798000
.00160990
"
T'c
2.797325
.00277564
.327566
.327566
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.265143
.265190
.265185
.265175
2.769702
2.769628
.139931
.139900
.139900
.497700
.0348800
.0348600
.0166065
.0166065
.193050
.193056
.193056
.497700
.0166065
.231625
.231706
.231756
.231712
2.787546
2.786948
2.786874
2451
1
15
4
2.797400
2.7973^
to
debt
Jan.
Jan.
gold bonds due Jan.
———Jan
1,
1953
ex¬
1963
1,
Lloyd—
•
2343
2344
2451
1,
adjustment
1973
—
debs,
dated
Jan.
—
due
1953
1,
—
2344
Jan
—
WestiJhalia Electric Power Corp.—
5*/*fr debt adjsmt. bonds, series A due Jan. 1, 1978—Jan
4la Co debt adjsmt. bonds, series B due Jan. 1, l978^_Jan
4V2c,'c debt adjsmt. bonds, series C due Jan. 1, 1978__Jan
•mitter Finance Co., Inc., 51/2'^
subord. debs.—.c_
Jan
Salem-Brosius, Inc.—
5¥2'.*' conv. subord. debs, due July 1. 1373..
Dec 28
2.786815
2.798000
Neb 15
:
.
bonds
German
4VMv
.231766
2.788542
'
Rhine
.193033
2.799000
1977
1982
1
.0348125
sterling....
2.797266
pound
Kingdom,
15,
due
Jan
.497700
.0348450
.193068
»
Rhine-Ruhr Water Service Union—
.0106065
*
1
4J/2'4
.139891
.497700
2241
1972^^_—Jan
.
bonds due Feb.
mortgage 6Va'/t
tended
2.769570
.139950
2449
1
adjustment
2540
North
.265200
2.770297
1
Jan
debt
1
.00277698
.327600
.497700
*
1
1971...Jan
debt adjustment debs, due Jan. 1, 1970—
Jan
Pet Milk Co.,
f:V .cumulative preferred stock————Feb
Pronto Uranium Mines, Ltd. 5'4 debs, due Dec. 1, 1960. Jan
.00277564
.327666
2.771287
mtge. 5'e
mortgage
1st
.00160962
.00277564
.0348700
A.—
S.
due July 1,
—
6*/\l/c series
Nippon Electric Power Co., Ltd.—
.0800560
.0166065
2240
2241
1
4——-——Jan
1st
2.797266
.00160960
2240
^an
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.w-
.209187
.00160970
Andina>.
dollar bonds,
1970
1,
General
.239793
1
Hldrolcctricia
secured
debs,, series A, due July 1,
Stores Realty Corp.—
May
.00203725
.00203750
.239785
.209212
.00277564
South
of
United
1.053398
.210012
franc..-——————
Africa, pound-
Switzerland,
Union
1.052578
.210037
.239795
(Energia
Karstacit. Inc., 4Yz%
bonds, due Jan. 1, 1963--1
Lima Light & Power Co.—
-1.053187
.209262
1
.—Jan
.(Rudolph)
.327700
—-———
—
.0200050
.00160960
:—
krona
.0199925
.00203710
Netherlands, guilder
—
New Zealand, pound—
Norway; krone.—.—...
——.
Philippine Islands, peso—
Portugal, escudo————
Spain, peseta-—
——
Sweden.
.0199870
2.799000
......
peso
.0199878
.239720
.
Japan, yen.—.————.———
Malaysia, malayan dollar——
Mexico,
.0385333
.209325
(Metropolitan) franc-,—..
deutschc mark—
India, rupee.——,———
Ireland, pound
lira.;
.0385265
.00311275
1———
Jan
—
_
1st. mtge. & coll. trust bonds series B due
Jan.
.0385265
.210100
—-
Germany,
Italy,
3*2Ye
2.228897
.0385265
1.051250
———
r
1
debt adjustment bohds,
-
1970
1.
fd. iVc
Sink.
.0120160
2.228944
Feb
-——„—
Interprovinciai Pipe Line Co.—
.0199850
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka—
France
,.0120150
2.229003
Jan.
Hidrandina
$
.0385265
-—-—
47a %
1973
series
6(p
—
Dec. 24
$
1.
1832
Co.—
shares,
Energy Supply Schwaben, Inc. 5YkYo debt adjustment
bonds, due Jan. 1, 1973
-v—
Harpen Mining Corp., 4'/a '/o debt adjustment bonds,
Thursday
Dec. 23
f.0120060
2.229482
2.230278
—
Wednesday
$
.0119880
.0119880
Australia,
Electric
preferred
Electric Power Corn.
Dec. 22
$
$
Ohio
&
Cumul.
Tuesday
;
Dec. 21
Dec. 18
peso
———
—
1030
due
Argentina,
2238
B
due Jan.
1.
1978.
Jan
*
Cluett, Ptubody & Co., inc., 7Yr cumul. prefermi stock—Dec Al
for Cable Transfers in New York (Value in United States Money)
Buying Rate
Noon
debt
/<■
due
Country
2446
1
.-—Jan
5'>
bonds due July 1, 1962—
& Light Co., Inc.—
adjustment deb. bonds, .series A due Jan.
1978 and 4*'aV« debt: adjustment acb. bond* series
mortgage
Berlin
1.
We give below a record for the week just passed.
countries of the world.
Pag«
Date
Company and Issue-
of the Treasury tie buying rate for cable transfers on the different
certifies daily to the Secretary
KEDEMimdNS
PARTIAL
„
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Monday, December 2& 1959.
.
2244
2244
2244
2344
,
Tennessee
Gas
Transmission
1st
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Holdings
000,000.
thousands of dollars)
(In
Increase ( +) or
Decrease
Dec.
Dee. 22,
18,206,645
967,083
account.,.—
certificate
Gold
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
reserves19,173,728
Total
gold certificate
P.
notes of other banks—..—
R.
336,970
311,247
Other cash—-——-
advances
Discounts
and
Industrial
loans
717,073
—.
Bills
2,152
3,920
1-
2,579
28,525
Bonds
Total
U.
Total
loans
Gov't
S.
and
investments—__-
investments
and
—231,800
23,000
-
Loans
712,455
■b
to
—
S.
from
Due
foreign
26,909,367
securities...
27,703,872
;
Government
S.
6,608,917
premises
Other
100,262
assets
Total
237,880
assets—
+ 1,350
+
+
for
1,060
V
+
-254,800
+
602,455
65,201
+
521,981
Sales
-
Loans
54,472,891
-286,759
+
92
+
5,905
15,810
F
100,363
-
•i
--401,571
572,858
.;+.' 473,764
389
$5
H
2
607
+
+
261
.
U. S.
28,454,232
+ 150,042
18,421,537
reserves—
Treas.—general
r
account
—.—
517,288
S.
Other
deposits
—
availability
liabs.
Total
&
items
4,840,032
dividends
42,865
liabilities
52,984,266
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS-
Capital paid in
Gurplus
Other
...
to
Total
finance,
4.221
etc.
1,699
domestic
784
commercial
loans
banks
:
1.313
+
32,525
+
136,862
8,169
11,850
+
-578.178
—
2,283
—418,569
■b
16,592
—
14,434
—
470,309
8,737
+
4
353,500
1
to
386,888
•••
'457
868,410
accounts..—^
-I4-
233,327
.
2.300
of
indebtedness-
U.
S.
bonds
1,113
capital accounts
■b
54.472,891
16,541
—401,571
;
year—
years—;
1,791
—
..I
x
—
5 years—
securities
—
15,969
6.610
—
t
on
for
4
24,370
'
59,215
36,679
+
473,764
loan
.1'
1.5'4
accept¬
with
Federal
Reserve
Currency and coin
Balances
Other
foreign
1,590
commitments
59
1,196
-j|
212
—G.853
+
+
69
—
'
—
26
Condition Stateme
of
showed
ended
the
with
+
.
Extra
the
Dec.
Ann
4
domestic
13,463
+
328
1,350
+
8
banks—
3,061
>o87,000,000
posits
A
in
of
140.333
$1,506,000,000
in
loans
2143
2344
-Jan
15
2388
28
2663
._Jan
12
2389
Co.—
;
stock—^
Corp.—
HFL
..Mar
•
1
46
—
46
+
173
4,382
+
2,305
—
+
Demand
U.
S.
deposits
adjusted——.,
Government
demand
demand
63.446
_
1,609
4
—
3,158
587
+
Foreign banks
Time
11,550
+
1.533
+
—
354
+ 1,006
512
■
—.
38
1,304
—
.f
—
37
+.
others
Banks....
391
1.499
—
—
—
2
727
+
on
comparable
basis;
reporting
form
revised
preferred
B
B
A
B
Kromex
8,
in
Labatt
those
found
and
list
a
common
called
of
called
for
under
sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
(except where otherwise indicated)
given in the "Chronicle."
were
5'-;
Maryland
in¬
(2fr
&
Pennsylvania
RR.— *
1,
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19f2
"
6-30
12-31
12-15
12-31
68'4C
)
12-31,
SI
.
1-
8c
monthly).—;
12-30
B
(Alfred)
Bank
Inc.
&. Sessions
Year-end
Lanston
Lau
Blower
Lay
(H.
Leath
Lees
<Ont.)__^.
(quar.)__
3Qc
1-
12-15
12-18
12-18
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(quar.)
1-15
-
2rb
class
class
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1-
15c
1-
8
8
1-
2
11-30
12-24
12-24
7'/2C
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1-
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12-10
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dividend)
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12-31
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$1.50
(quar.i
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1-
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Co—
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12-15
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Leeds
N.
Co.
—
Steel
1 '
1-
12-31
(stock
Industries
La I robe
1-
31 »io
(Brooklyn,
preferred
1-15
12-31
dividend).
~__r
Extension University
(quar.)„
Salle
1-15
12-10
Co.—
convertible
Industries
1
27c
(quar.)
prior preferred
1
2-
221+c
.
.
(quar.)_
(quar.,).
12-15-
2-
t.30c
—
A
National
1
12-15
,
12-28
9c
10c
quar. t
12-
12-30
9c
monthly)
—
(
12-15
12-15
4
-
1-
1
12-10
8^c
1-31
96',4C
2-
Coal
&
Navigation
1-15
Jan
1
2237
Lehman
4*2'c
Dec
29
2618
in
($1.34
cash
or
Stores,
12-29
12-14
capital
gains
plus lG'-c from
Sl-SO^s
common
preferred
Lexington
12-14
froui
stock
ordinary income)
Lerner
"
due
12-29
.
Corp.
payable
1-16
5.0 c
(resumed)—
1
50c
Page
Irie.-X
fixed interest) series B bonds,
March 1,1981
12-31
7-29
62'j.C
(quar.
(monthly)
(increased
Year-end
TENDER
Date
American Security Co. of Bedford.
53,i'c s. f. debentures, due Jan.
4'/
loans
OF
Company and Issue-
"
12-11
12-18
Cc
(Increased
preferred
Lehigh
NOTICE
industrial
pfd.
A
mass
preferred
4.75fr
bonds, notes,
redemption,
12-31
1-29
.
r.s'Fc
—
(quar.)
(John), Ltd
Co., common
4.32',I
La
corporate
stock
2'r
(_(iuar-.-K..__
C
4d
Laclede Gas
Lancer
borrowings from
$30,423,000,000.
commercial
(quar.t
Corp
-
Fund Notices
be
1-20
12-29
400
July
12-11
4
12-31
(monthly)
Class
74
Lamson
and
1
25c
Lambton Loan & Investment
Lamson Corp.
(Del.)
com.
will
4
12-
31c
'
I.anibert
in which the details
Government demand
Corp.,
Lafayette
preferred
including
12-
1-
-Tr-
A
Class
258
*Exchisive o£ loans to domestic commercial banks
and after deduction
of valuation reserves; individual loan
items are shown gross.
available
1-2
FuncP
(quar.)
preferred
822
—
12-10
2(lcT
—
1- 1
25c
!
;
preferred
Class
Reserve
12-31
V 12"31
45.?$|
9
__
Village
Corp.
S'o
Borrowings:
Federal
12-31
1-15
9c
5'C :#
(ouar.)
dividend—a;
Kratter
36
1-15
Stock
(quar.)
Koppers Company,
30,230
46c
—_
S-4—
dividend-
23
deposits:
Interbank
12-31
B-2—
—
Koohring Company—•
296
—
series
income..
Lower-Priced Common
5'b
x,
...
Fund
net
Hotels
12-31
1-15
(29c from capital gains & 2c from income)
Stock
1-15
U
Knickerbocker Growth
deposits:
banks
of Rec.
10c
determined by Direc¬
investment
series
Holders
rayable
,J_
„
4)
Company
Stock
deposits.
to be
When
Share
Funag^trfuar.)
Kimberly-Clailt Corp.
King,sport Press
Knott
de¬
States
Commercial and industrial loans
increased $389,000 000
at all reporting member
banks. This raised the total of
such loans at these banks
to
31
31
stock
preferred
Low-Priced
net
Knickerbocker
the current volume
decrease
mid-year
261#
Dec
—
investment income—-—.
(Walter) Ar Co. (stock dividend)
Kiclde
36
+
403
-
665
—
LIABILITIES—
21 demand deposits adjusted and
of $727,000,000
other than Federal Reserve
Banks.
Since
of
Jan.
Fund
299
—
Kirsch
3,251
——
Member Banks
of
Increases
'?r
United
«
15
Jan
stock
Company
on
Keystone
56
985
—
weekly reporting member
System in leading cities
following principal changes for the week
16:
1
Jan
.
tlais issue
(amount
From
—3,587
3,879
Federal Reserve
•
Jaii
(extended)
pfd. stock-
Dec
Gas Pipeline
Co,—
Custodian
Keystone
27
3
r—
of
Keystone
—3,227
141
—
+
;
Total assets/liabilities
Below
statement
1962
conv.
Par
Name
39
—
Q'.'c
condition
1
1
Continued from page 10
Redemption Calls and Sinking
■Uic
Feb
DIVIDENDS
505
—
55
-
1959.
74(462
......
banks
1.
preferred
Manufacturing
debs,
conv.
From
Banks...
;
assets—net
1,Not
correspondents
Industrial
Coal
131
182
—
9.863
—...
Reserves
From
39.9',
liability
purchased
Jan.
cumul.
preferred
3
ma¬
—
combined.
ances
due
4'.'c
convertible
A
tors
1
5
Domestic
gold certificate reserves
deposit and F. R. note lia¬
bilities
.Mar
1966
fl
407
+
—
—
27,783
—
453,217
■F
of
Contingent
1,
inc. debs, due Aug. 1, 1962
*
2448
46
+
12,651
—
..
loans
From
to
15
177
+
-
—
Uabs.
18
Feb
l'
-145
1,187
Other
Ratio
Jan
dire
insti¬
Government securities—total
Interbank
.
capital
656,288
—
3,689
+
19,641,137
....
cash
accrued
1972.,„
stock.4U—
preferred
Inc.—-
2446
14
.....
Inc., class A capital stock—
Natural
♦Announcctl in
banks——
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates
Treasury notes and
361,855
4-
42,433
+
328,897
Deferred
42,425
—
373,415
—...
Other
Total
Services,
Rayon
4<i
346
1,974
—
After
Foreign
Page
Jan
1,^1375
debs,
conv.
convertible
cumulative
Series
—
estate
Other
U.
Other
bank
Oct
TTanslt^Co.—
Truax-Tracr
83
+
carrying:
or
financial
personal
foreign
Within
notes.
Deposits:
Member
2388
2664
called
conv.
5 '■.<>
Corp.;
cumulative
Texas Illinois
pur¬
securities—
nonbank
finance,
to
Loans
Real
LIABILITIES
Reserve
due
'4%#
cumul.
inc. bds.
and
Super Food
1
1,506.
919
—
—
securities
to
+1,168
turing:
Federal
1962„. Jan
1,
Reynolds Aluminum Supply Co.—
5'b
cumulative
convertible stock
United
purchasing
Government
Loans
106,643
securities——_
securities
Other
110,000
15
—..
Cash items in process of collection
Dank
issues
1
1
—Jan
due July
tution;;:
securities.
banks
debs,
Co.,
4','r.
Midland
Portland
1958
carrying:
or
Other
and
subord.
Power
Co.
Fixed 5'>
Marine
Dec. 17.
1959
30,423
loans
loans
brokers and dealers
chasing
U.
8,142,733
—
Jan.
Inc.—
Salle Wacker Corp.,
52nd Corp.—
La
(—) Since
Dec. 9,
67,684
——
industrial
and
Other loans for
26,909,367
or carrying
$607,000,000.
104,330
-..
adjusted*——
——-
Agricultural
Other
agrec't
due
—
debs,
Forty Wall Street Building,
5¥« non-cumul. income debs, due Jan.
5T
adjusted*
U.
Total bought outright—
Drackett
(In millions of dollars)
lou'ns
Loans
2,483,771
——
repurchase
+
—
series
Date
Industries,
conv.
Consumers
needs.
purchasing
ASSETS—
Total
712,455
+.
increased
date
Decrease
—8,142,733
11,010,298
—
under
-231,800
Burlington
institutions
Dec. 16,
1959
Loans
10,506,993
—
1st s. f.
2344
>
57a^
Company and Issue—
Increase ( + ) or
112,583
+
2,903,305
financial
30,729
184,868
—
Corp.,
Co.—
ponds
Madison
Commercial
————
nonbank
line
entire
banks
Government and other securities increased
336
—
Notes
to
pipe
$212,-
domestic
„
Loans to brokers and dealers for
securities:
Certificates
Held
Loans
outright-
Bought
decreased
$512,000,000.
4,014
16,556
—
+
to
762,086
34,312
—
,
——
—
Government
S.
+
14,461
—
Acceptances:
Bought outright43,657
Held under repurchase agrce't
33,775
XT.
1,464
-
801,250
39,164
—
credited
$407,000,000, which reflected quarterly tax
1958
12,997
-
securities
deposits
.
Welsbach
5.40'e
Dec. 24,
16.
Government
of
Demand
increased
(—) Since
1959
1059
ASSETS—
creased by $1,941,000,000, compared to an increase of
$1,003,000,000 in the corresponding portion of last yea)'.
mortgage
1, 1979
Water
(quar.)__
Co.,
pfd.
-
30c
Z
(quar.)
$1.12 V2
(quar.)__
$1.4374
1-27
1-15
.
2-
1-
'12-28
12-31
1
1-18
2
12-10
Number 5911
Volume 190
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Par
of Company
Ntnne
of Rec.
Extra ——-—;
..Extra
Insurance
(quar.)_„—
Square Building
Lincoln
Co.
Loew's
Lone
Brewing
Star
.Extra"
5%
McLean
1-
5
5f>
4
12-
4
1-15
1-15
Lorain Coal
3-
1
1-
12-10
12-15
5Co
preferred
1-15
12-22
12-31
12-31
11-
2
12-
12-
Melchers
4.44%
5.16%
Louisville
Gas
8
2
12-15
12-31
12-31
Stock
Merck
12-11
Metal
1-
1
12-11
Metropolitan
1-
1
12-11
12-15
3.90%
1-
1
12-23
4.35%
1-22
15c
12-30
4.45%
1
12-19
1
02(20 ;
Miami
1-
1-10
16c
12-31
Copper
Central
Chemical
Gas
$1.11
2-
1
1-11
$1.24
2-
1
1-11
$1.29
2-
1
1-11
—
(quar.)___
(year-end)—.
80c
(increased)
35c
31 %c
1-
2
Stock
12-31
1-15
12-31
South
Middle
States
12-15
Middlesex
1-
2
12-16
1-
2
12-18
20c
1-
2
12-18
$1.50
5Co
1-
1
5Co
2
12-18
1-15
12-21
5lb %
2-25
2-
5
debentures
1-
1
12-15
amount
1-
1
12-15
shares
1-
1
12-15
share
for
40c
12-29
12-18
$1.20
12-31
12-16
1-15
12-31
Midwest
$1.50
MacLaren
Power
&
MacMillan
&
Co.
4!4%
Ltd.; class
Co., com. (quar.)
preferred
Preferred
E
Mahoning
Coal
A
A
(s-a)
12-
3
1-
7
Mallory (P. R.)
&
convertible
Managed Funds,
-Electric
Paper
7
Mindustrial
$1.25
Class
Stock
Tire
3-16
0-30
44
cents
from
12-18
Minnesota
1-
1
12-18
12-29
12-15
Minute
12-29
12-15
Mirror
1-
4
capital
2-
1
1-15
gains)
8
class A
Rubber
1-
2
12-14
25c
12-30
12-15
$1.75
(s-a)__
1-
Y.)
"
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
60c
1-
2
1-15
1-15
12-
&
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.
12-21
1-
4
pfd. (quar.)
pfd. (quay.)
—
(increased
Cquar.)
(quar.)„
Valley
Pacific
RR.
Industries
Maxwell,
common
Ltd.,
$3.90 pfd.
12-23
5 6 lie
1-
1-
4
4
1
1-1-G0
Securities
&
from
all
net
Mojud Company, Inc.—-—.«
Molson's Brewery Ltd., class A
2
12-18
1-22
1-
1-15
$7c
1-29
12-31
12-31
12-15
20c
12-30
12-14
12-30
Preferred
4lb%
$35c
12-31
11-30
Gas
12-21
1-
1
12-21
1-
1
12-21
1-
4
12-18
1-
2
47c
12-29
11-30
2-
12-31
1
2
12-15
25c
1-30
1-18
1-29
1-12
$1.25
Common
1-
1-
1
6
12-18
12-
(24
and
cents
35
4
4
12-30
12lbc
1-
4
12-15
37^0
1-20
12-23
31i'4C
1-
4
12-
9
1-
4
12-
9
Montrose
12-31
12-
4
Montreal
Montgomery
from
cents
1-
T
$1.12".
(s-a)
-
11-30
net
from
1
12-11
$3
2-
1
12-ai
1-30
12-31
12-11
20c
(quar.)
Co.
1-
4
12-
7
$10c
1*
2
12-14
$$1.50
1-
2
12-14
2
12-18
30c
1-
2
12-15
15c
2-
1
1-20
Pine
Line.
Co.*
5%%
A
Canada,
Co.
Ward
&
Co.,
common
(quar.)
60c
1-
Electric Assn.
Trust Co. (N. Y.)
Morrison
7%
Co.
1
New
preferred
Consolidated,
(quar.)—
Co.
1-15
12-23
12-31
11-16
12-31
11-16
12-31
$15c
1-22
4-22
5 Co
1-21
$15c
1-15
12-24
2
12-10
27c
1-
29c
(incr.)
4-
1-15
1
1-
4
12-24
$1.15
(quar.)
1-
2
12-16
$1.50
pfd.
;
1-
2
12-16
12-30
12-10
;
43c
50c
1-
"1-2
12-11
47 Vac
12-29
12-15
12-29
12-15
85c
1- 2
12-15
1-
1
12- 4
1-
1
12-
4
1-15
1-
4
(quar.)___
Haven
12-18
2
12-11
Jersey
Water
(quar.)
Power & Light—
preferred (quar.)
4.05% preferred (quar.)
$1
,
New
Jersey Natural Gas, new
Orleans
4.36%
Public
(initial)
com.
York
Co.
Central
10%
3% %
$4.50
1-
2
12-22
2
12-22
6%
1- 2
12-1
4
12-21
6
50c
1-
2
1-
1
12-15
$2.50
1-
1
12-15
11-27
Mining Co.—
35C
12-31
12-17
State
Electric
12-31
12-17
50c
(quar.)
12-28
12-15
Gas—
&
(quar.)____
93%c
1-1-GO
$1.12 Va
1-1-60
$1.12 Va
1-1-GO
12-
4
12-
4
12-
4
Newark
1-
7
1-
12-28
5%
preferred
4lb %
12-
1-25
$2.50
(quar.)
(s-a)__
;
—.—
New York" Shipbuilding Corp.
12-15
12- 7
4
1-27-G0
25c
dividend
York
4
1-
5%
RR
Quarterly
New
1-
$1.18%
New York & Honduras Rosario
Stock
$1.09
—
(stock dividend)
RR., common
(s-a)
preferred
Sl.Ol'A
22 V2C
Service—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%%
New York Auction
12-15
1-
12-21
30c
12-31
12-29
12-
7
12-29
12-
7
12-31
12-
7
1- 2
12-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
;
Telephone Co. (Ohio)—
preferred (quar.)
$1.50
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 3%% preferred (quar.)
Newport Electric Corp., 3%'% pfd. (quar.)„
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
1-
.
9
12-31
93 %c
(Year-end)
2-
1
1-15
93 %C
1-
2
12-15'
$1
12-21
85C
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—
3.40%
preferred
(quar.)
12-31
12-11
2
12-22
(extra)-^
12-
1
3.G0%
preferred
(quar.)
90c
12-31
12-
1
preferred
9 7 Vac
12-31
12-1
4.10%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.02 Va
12-31
12-
4.85%
$40C
$$1
1-
12-29
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Niagara Wire Weaving Co., Ltd.,
12-21
621 be
1-
1
12-23
1
Normetal Mining,
North
(increased
Ave.
American
s-a)
(increased)
Ltd.
Aviation
(increased)
1-
1
1-
1
11-27
North American Bowling
1-
1
11-27
$$1
12-29
12-16
4%
1-14
12-14
North
1-15
(stock dividend)
12-
7
North
&
12-
7
North
Penn
Van
Lines
North
Shore
Judd
Mfg.
Gas
(quar.)
Gas
12-11
2
12-14
North Star
1-
2
12-14
Northern
Oil, Ltd., $2.50 preferred
Central Ry. (s-a)
1-
2
12-
4
Northern
Engineering Works
4
Northern
Illinois
12-
1-
4
12-15
1-
1
12-11
1-15
12-15
80c
1-15
12-15
20C
12-30 '
12-11
5%
conv.
Northern
$1.75
30C
9
12-
9
7
12-28
12-30
11-30
5
12-15
12-30
12-10
1-
12-28
12-11
Public
Northern
12-18
5.80%
1-22
12-29
5.60%
Insurance
Co.
Natural Gas,
Service
preferred
preferred
(N.
5%%
12-31
12-31
12-19
12-31
12-19
1-
4
12-16
1-
1
12-11
12-29
$62!be
1-
12-21
2
12-
1-15
15c
(quar.)
Gas, common
preferred (quar.)
Indiana
1-15
12 Vac
$2
1-22
3
12-31
1-
8
25c
2-
1
12-23
$1.25
(quar.)
2-
1
12-23
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.25% preferred (quar.)
41 a%
preferred (quar.)
1
1-
12-
2
1-
40c
(quar.)
44c
12-30
$1.05
1-14
$1,061/4
4.22%
Northern
Inc.—
2
1-
15c
(quar.)
(Mass.) (increased)
1-
12-15
1-
50c
Co.
1-12
2
9
50c
v.
$35c
4
12-
$6c
(quar.)
$25c
1-
2
'2%
12-14
1-
1-
1-
20c
American
1-15
2
9
50c
North American Fund of Canada, Ltd
North American Refractories (quar.)
50c
12-
$15c
30c
5%
2
60c
b
Michigan
$1.12 lb
11-27
1
1-
$20c
900
4.40%
—
12-
$15c
common-
$1.17 lb
59%c
—
12-
12-31
12-21
1-15
20c
(quar.)_
12-31
$1.31V4
115C
$20c
Class
1-15'
45c
1
$1,211/4
5.25%
12-14
62! be
(quar.)—
Cafeterias
Morrlson-Knudsen
12-14
IOC
2
80c
&
1
(quar.)
Insurance
New Haven Gas Co.
2
f $1.75
Engineering Co.—
-nrlor preferred
(quar.)
(John)
1-
12-30
$15c
;
$20c
-
Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)__
preferred B (quar.)
Drop Forging Co., coin, (quar.)
4%%
conv. preferred
(quar.)
Morrell
T2-15
17c
(quar.)
dividend)
(initial)
common
Hampshire
1-
15c
(quar.) —
7%
$2.50
12-18
1- 4
Telephone '& Telegraph Co.—
Now England
New
1-
$1.75
—
Co. (quar.)
Locomotive Works Ltd.
Morean Guaranty
1-13
17c
;.
Telephone,
&
12-14
12-30
$1.43%
17!bc
class^ (quar.)
Ltd.
(stock
12-22
25c
common
England Power Co., 4.60%
6%
preferred (quar.)__
971bc
45c
(annual)—
(quar.)
Chemical
12-31
30c
(quar.)
pfd.
New
$1-07 lb
27lbc
(Winnipeg)—
1-15
G0c
1-15
1-
$$3
Mbore
Morgan
1-
20c
(quar.)
participating- preferred
Class
-
12-31
3.90%
(accumulative)-
Assurance
12-31
1-15
1:40c
Ltd. (quar.)
Electric System (quar.)
12-11
2-
$55c
Moore
12-30
1
12-28
$22I2C
-■
Year-end
41c
40C
25c
S2
trust certificates (annual)—
Monroe Auto Equipment, 5%
pfd. (quar.)—
Montana-Dakota Utilities, com.
(increased)
4.50% preferred (quar.)
4,70% nreferred (quar.)
—
Montreal Refrigerating & Storage, Ltd. (s-a)
MoniCTey Oil Co. (slock dividend)
Moore (Win. S.), Inc.
(stock dividend)——
12-15
1-
$1.14
$25c
Voting
12-12
12-31
Life
1-15
V
com.
4%
Ltd.—
preference
12-18
1-15
distribu¬
—
New
$1.22 lb
Quarterly _——;
——
Monaj'ch
Mortgage
& Investments,
Ltd.—
Semi-annual
:
'—-———
Moninouih Park Jockey Club—
12-51
1-15
5%
'
—
(quar.)
Knitting,
Monarch
5
5c
12-14
$22lbc
12-18
1-15
$1.50
—
7
(quar.)
12-17
2-26
12-18
1-
12-15'
New .England
New England Gas
30c
:
12-18
2
1- 4
Products
New
12-18
2
1-
30c
12-16
12-30
4
1-
12-161
New Brunswick
1-15
4
1-15
12-15
15c
1-
1-
1- 4
12-30
12-18
12-18
12-28
371'aC
2
4
income).
Quarterly
1-
1-
25c
Nestle-LeMur
5Glic
12-18
35C
new
Neon
5
4
62!bC
(quar.)_.
5
1-
12-15
1
1-
120c
12-15
12-18
4
2-
(initial)
Sugar Refining
(reduced)
Tank
Co.
(quar.)
Terminals Corp. (quar.)
Trust Co., Ltd—
12-30
2
1-
5%
(quar.)
37lbc
1-
12-16
11c
investment
Ltd.
Shipbuilding
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper Co.,
Class B (quar.)
1-15
12-16
12-31
25c
quarterly
Neiman-Marcus
12-30
15c
6
2
6c
5
10c
4
6
1-15
50c
'.
12-15
10c
1-
1-
12-16
1-
12!bc
,
12-15
15c
6
$1.12 !b
.
:.
;
amounts
tions
1
1-
52c
series
(Above
2-
25c
Research
Natural
12-
$1.50
12-
31 %c
(quar.)
12-23
12-
4
Dividend series
12-10
40c
class A
Ltd.,
Containers.
12-21
30c
(resumed)
(initial)
common
1
12-30
Mfg. Co.
series
Bond
12-10
2%
—
(quar.)_
preferred
12-21
$1.0614
quar.)
;
Matthiessen & Hegeler Zinc Co
New
12-28
1-
12-
4
10c
(quar.)———^__
Co.
&. Light,
Power
1
59c
Ry.
15c
25c
2
1-
3%
&
$1.09
1-
$$1.25
capital gains)
Massawippl
12-15
12-30
4
1-
:
New York & Harlem
12-31
25c
_/
income
2
1-
12-
dividend
National
12-11
12-11
31V4C
1-15
12-31
25c
Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock
Fund
(5 cents from net investment income
plus
a special of
36 cents from capital
gains)
investment
1-
—
Ltd.—
Massachusetts Life Fund
12-10
Screw
Stock
12-31
1
2
;
2nd
National
1-
12-15
12-11
1
(stock div.)
com
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)_,
$1.04 preferred (s-a)__.
New
Modern
20c
Maryland Casualty (quar.)
Maryland Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
Common
(quar.)
;
41 'zCo
held—
—
12-11
1-
$17!bc
(quar.)
Aluminum
Masonite
2.
Corp.,
2nd preferred A
National
(extra),—
1
25c
dividend
Steel
1-
5%
5%
12-15
Monarch
(quar.)
preferred
25c
National Propane
National
(quar.)
4.90% preferred (quar.)—.—
Mobile & Birmingham RR. Co.—
4% preferred (s-a)
7
+20c
common
6Co
,12-11
4
1-15
$8c
Manufacture & Stores Corp. (quar.)
National Mortgage & Investment, common
National Presto Industries (quar.)
;
12-15
4.30%
Ltd.
Corp.
(quar.)
CM.) & Son (quar.)
Marshall Field & Co., 4V4%,
Co.,
12-31
1-
12-30
1-
National
1
Missouri
50c
Co.,
_
Marlin-Rockwcll
Electric Co..
25c
1-14
2%
2
Missouri
25c
Marsh
Stock
4
12-11
1
1-
dividend
2
12-31
50c
Telephone
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Maritime
1-
1- 2
2-
50c
1-
12-31
2 lb Co
Common
Marshall-Wells
12-18
47lbc
3
12-20
$37!bc
(quar.)
1-
12-15
$$1.25
quar.)
common
preferred
4
1-12
1
1-
1
$15c
(quar.)
New
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
;
dividend
(Calif.)
1-16
12-13
1-
15c
Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class B
National Lead Co., G% preferred B
(quar.)
National Linen Service, common (quar.)
41b%
preferred (quar.)
National
(quar.)__—
Paper
12i/2C
(increased
Basket
1-16
1
i:
Ltd.
2-
1-20
$30c
pref.
Automotive Products
&
1
2-
12-18
1-26
week
(quar.)
100
Mobile Gas Service, common
Extra
Telegraph
12-16
2-
12-21
1-15
30c
$1.15
1-20
—~
(quar.)„
Maritime
12-31
12-18
1-15
40c
$1.10
12-30
155
5%
convertible
12-16
1-
90c
(quar.)
(year-end)
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
2%
.
(increased)"™
(N.
Corp.,
1-21
12-24
12-31
2
12-30
30C
:
common
one
preferred (quar.)
_____—~v~
Maid Corp.
(quar.)___—
20c
.
Milling, Ltd.,
Midland
1-31
12-31
12-21
(Hartford)—
preferred
Co.,
Street
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
Mississippi Power & Light, 4.36% pfd. (quar.)
4.56%
preferred (quar.)—;
Mississippi River Fuel Corp. (quar.)
Mississippi Shipping (quar.)
Mississippi Valley Gas Co. (quar.)__
Missouri Natural Gas Co. (quar,)—'—
12-16
10c
(quar.)
Maple Leaf Gardens. Ltd.
Stoqk
12-
12-10
Mississippi Power Co.—
12-16
1- 8
4c
Manufacturers
Marine
8
5
12-
last
4.G0%
12-15
62 (be
(quar.)
Maple Leaf
Corp.
Stock
1-
12-28
12-17
1-2
60C
National
1-
12-15
15c
4.40%
53lbc
_
Marine
Gypsum,
7lbc
1
1-12
2%
1
here
Co.
6%
Co.,
preference
12-
!.
Glass
$1.50
12-
1-
12-28
20c
(stock dividend)
(incrcased-quar.)
(quar.)
com.
(increased qua$.)
National
1-
12-15
93%c
(s-a)
(quar.)
12-
1-
1
25c
Gtd.
Insurance
12-
1-
Minnesota Power & Light Co,—
Ontario
Aluminum
Fire
dividend
and
capital gains)—
long-term
1
&
Cash
Grocers
1-
12-21
1-
50c
Inc.
reported
National Fuel Gas
National
Mining Corp. of Canada, Ltd. (increased s^a)
Fund, Inc. (year-end distribution
of 3 cents from
investment income plus
6-16
National
National
12-
Minnesota
5%
A
dividend
Maremont
12-16
face
—
70c
(Toronto)
$6
12-17
dividend
59%c
____,
Corp.,
Trust
12-16
12-18
1-
5%
1-
—
Manufacturers Life Insurance
Semi-annual
Maule
1-13
5
Stock
Co.—
(from
&
2
12-28
payment
$50
—
30c
B
Mansfield
2
1-
c
$1
12-29
62!bc
_
4
incorrect.
The Company
declared
its quarterly payment of 15c on Nov. 24.
Standard,
——_________
12-31
was
National
,
12-23
1-30
1-
$25c
(quar.)
Financial
1-
The
't
97th
Minerals & Chemicals Corp. of America—
Annual
;—-—
12-28
3-31
$25c
$25o
1
12-31
10c
Manhattan
5Co
1-
$$1.25
(1 cent from income and
from* capital gains)
Gas Co., 7Co pfd. (accum.)J
Manchester
Marsh
12-31
(quar.)
preference
Inc.-—
Shares
1-15
___
$3.60 preferred
National Electric Welding (quar.).
Car
Ltd._.
Corp.
12.-14
5c
Co.,
&
—______
Shares
cents
7
National
7
12-
20c
Millers Falls Co. (quar.)-.
Stock dividend
1-
(quar.)
_____
12-
2
$10.20
(quar.)
1-
5%
Steel
Midland
12-31
60c
:
dividend
National Steel
97th
12-31
1-15
$1.10
Cas.l) .Register
Stock
.
Co.,
each
for
70c
(year-end)
(year-end)
preferred C
Cc.
1
____
2
1-
$1.37 lb
,
11-16
Biscuit
National
of
1-15
37! be
(quar.)
common
(s-a)_
of
Abrasive
1
—
preferred
(quar.)—
Mallinckrodb Chemical .Works-
4%%
12-31.
National
12-18
3
1-
75c
Rubber
2
$7.50
4.75Co
A
2
12-15
preferred
East
12
East
of
2-
priority shares (quar.)
Convertible priority shares (quar.)—.
Maine Public Service, common
(quar.)__
Class B
2
12-
15c
Ltd., 5Co preferred
Convertible priority shares
Class
12-
2
shares
1-
(quar.)
12-28
11-
40c
$1
—
12-14
1-
of
32
2-
Convertible
$1
1
1-12
$1
common
12-18
30c
(quar.)
common,
in
50c
(quar.)
12-28
$3.50
rate
the
Sl.OGli
Mailman,
7Co
Market
1-
.12-31
120c
(quar.)
<quar.)_
ER.,
preferred
4Co
12-17
5c
(quar.)
Mading Drug Stores
9
12-17
.150c
(quar.)
(resumed)—
Bloedel,
Macy (R. H.) &
5Co
2
1-22
1:50c
Paper
Petroleum
12-15
$1.25
Co.
(quar.)
Reclaiming, com. (quar.)__
4lb%
preferred
(quar.»——_____—
Midwest Securities, Inc. (Dayton)-^
Common
(quar.)
6%
preferred (quar,);
—
Miller Manufacturing,
common
(increased)
Class ;A
(quar.)
Miller-Wohl, Inc., common
(quar.)
4lb% preferred (quar.)
———
12-31
1-
GS'isC
Extra
Macmillan
5Co
1-15
15c
stock
debentures
10
Gas
Mid-West
(initial).
12-29
$1.10
—_—
12-11
4
1-15
4c
(quar.)
Nashville & Decatur RR,
Natco
Corp.
(quar.)
4
12-31
$1.22 lb,
.i
(quar.)
(year-end)
a
distribution
Midland
stock
each
Industries,
Balanced
at-
of
of
of
Midsouth
G5c
5%
(quar.)
and
Inc.
20c
-—
1-
50c
Inc.
declared
also
5%
12-18
3%
Enterprises,
20c
& Forbes Co.,
common (incr.)
6Co
preferred
(quar.)
MacFadden Publications (quar.)— _2—
Stock dividend
1
25c
1st preferred
Midland
53 Vac
MacAndrews
1-
$25
(quar.)
com.
preferred (s-a)_.
Midla;Kl-Poss Corp., common
Street,
:—
(s-a)
Co
Products
Company
(extra)
1-12
50c
(accum.)
1-
12-24
8c
_!
(quar.)
Corp. (year-end)
Narragansett Racing Assoc.,
12-15
$1.11%
7%
tb
___
1
$1.08%
pfd.
12-31
55c
NAFI
12-15
Middlesex Water—
2-
preferred
N. & W.
12-15
97laC
common.;
12-15
5
1-15
from
_!
Myers (F. E.) & Bros,
Mystic Valley Gas Co.
12-28
-
96 lie
on
1-
12-31
5%
..
Extra
National
(quar.)__
Telephone (111.) (quar.)____
1-15
'
12)
1-
$1
87lac
(quar.)
Utilities
$25c
■'
1
87lbC
preferred
20c
preferred
1
1-
40c
:_
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Michigan Gas Utilities, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Michigan Life Insurahce (s-a)
Michigan Sugar, 6% preferred (accum.)
Co.—
5%%
2-
12-31
25c
preferred
4.90%
12-15
1-15
pfd.
conv.
RR.
2-15
37(be
;
Trucks,
12-15
12-21
12-16
4
95c
Electric,
&
$2.50
r_*.
Metal Products
4
$30c
dividend
4.40%
Middle
common
Extra
Mack
G%
Michigan
Common
11-
621 ii
extra
Co.,
Abrasive,
Michigan
AV\Co preferred (quar-).
Lynn Gas & Electric (quar.)
12-15
1
1-15
35c
ordinary income and 30c
capital gains)
System* Inc., common (quar.)
National
(quar.)(quar.)
(quar.)(quar.)
Michigan
Lynchburg Foundry
11-27
4
12-
-50C
from
National Aeronautical Corp.
(quar.)
1-11
.
2
•.MM**
1
Corp.—
realized
Mutual
12-18—
1-
Shares
(25c
;
'v
Corp., 7Co
Edison Co.—
preferred
preferred
Michigan
4
8 "
2
1-
$2
(quar.)—,
12-29
•.
1-
12-
2%
preferred
preferred
preferred
3.85%
12-15
50c
(subject
12-18
121bc
Thermit
3.80%
12-30
-
dividend)
approval of stockholders Jan.
Lynn
&
12-30
$1.10
—_______
(stock
11-
1
62 VaC
Year-end
loc
Lowney (Waiter M.) Co., Ltd. (quar.)_.
Lucky Lager Brewing (quar.)
Corp.
Machine
12-11
1
5Co
preferred (quar.)—
Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis Ry. Co.—
5 Co non-cumulative- preferred
(s-a)____—
fcynch
4
1-
2c
dividend
$1.10
$0 preference (quar.')——
Luminator-Harrison
(stock-dividend)—
1-1
1-
50c
Co., com. (increased-quar.)
preferred (quar.)
12-15
Extra
Mutual
12lbc
(quar.)
1
Ludlow Typograph Co.,
12-
6%
&
'$3.50
1
.
Electric,..com,
1
25c
Distilleries, Ltd.—
1-
.
A
2-
Co.
&
1-
50c
preferred (s-a)
Mercantile Stores Co. (year-end)
!
Merchants Bank of New York
(quar.)
12-15
1-15
class
(quar.)——
(quar.)
Cement
Louisville
Brass
Co.
(quar.)
Murray Ohio Mfg. (quar.)„.
Muter Company
(stock dividend)
10c
12-31
1-
$1.65
12-15
8
12-14
1-15
2-29
2%
Mueller
4
5%
$1.04
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.96%
12-14
12-29
6c
Telephone & Telegraph-
1-
$$1
(extra)
(quar.)
Light. 4.1G% pfd. (quar.)
&
Power
Ltd.
6C0
6
1-15
cents
1-
—
Drug—.—_
Angeles
12-31
4%
Mines,
dividend
SI.25
Angeles1 Athletic Club- (.quar.)——.
Louisiana
12-14
30c
2Co
(quar.)—
12-31
30c
50
States
»
3712C
15c
(quar.)
Porcupine
Mountain
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Mount Royal Dairies (stock dividend)
12-15
88c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Trucking Co.
Sl.OGVi
$1.08%
____
(Year-end)—__
(quar.)
Co.—
& Co.
Mfg.
(quar.)
1
Co., common (quar.)
preferred
(s-a)
Moadville Telephone- Co., 5 7b pfd.
(s-a)
Medford Corp (extra)
MegowciirEducator Food Co.—
2-15
12-31
12-30
Corp., $5 pfd.
(quar.)
Inc.
Diablo
Quarterly
ACo
4
12-29
.25c
.
__—
Dock
&
8
Mount
Share
25c
preferred
Ray)
preferred
Mesta
Longhorn Portland Cement
Longines-W'ittenauer Watch
1-
McQuay-Norris
12-16
|$i
_____
dividend
1
Finance
Motorola,
9
2-
Name of Company
Motor
7
12-
When
Per
■
1-20
1
20c
Aircraft
Stock
12-10
12-
12-31
12-
1-
G2%C
(quar.),,
McKay Machine Co.
(quar.)
McNeil Machine & Engineering Co.—Class.A 5Co coma pfd. (quar.)
McQuay, Inc., common (quar.)
12-10
4
1-27
15c
dividend
Mclntyre
1-10
12-31
.
»' 30c
' 30c
preferred
Stock
'
12-29
1
30c
—
B (quar.)___
preferred D (quar.)
4.35% preferred E (quar.)
-k.
4.40% preferred G (quar.)—
Long Mile Rubber (initial)
.-
1-12
12-29
50c
:_
1
20c
(quar.)___—
4%%
Los
2-
(J.
1-
20c
$50c
(quar.)
convertible
Stock
2
island Lighting Co.—
Long
Los
2-
12-10
'30c
& Co., class A——
Class B
3V2Co
McDermott
Holders
Payable of Rec.
50 Co
_C
(s-a)
Mead Johnson
(quar.)____
__——
(Hugh- W. )
Long
Ltd.
dividend)
preferred
(quar.)
McDonnell
12-10
1
10c
—_
Theatres,
Common,
12-15
2
$40c
(quar.)(quar.)__________________
(quar.)
—_——____
(Marcus)
3-
Corp.
12-15
1
12-30
20c
Lock Steel Chain
Loew's Inc.
1-
11V*C
'increased)
Pipe
1-
5%
(quar.)
Preferred
12-14
12-31
I21bc
'
.
Local Finance Corp.
Lock Joint
12-31
12-30
50c
-—
(stock
(initial)
Ltd.,
Corp., $2.50 preferred (quar.)
McCrory-McLellan Stores Corp.—
12-18
1-29
50c
Groceterias, Ltd.—
1st preierence series B (quar.)
(R. I.), class A (quar.)
$1.60
8
__—$5
—
Loblaw
1-
iL.)
When
Share
McCord
(Port
——
(year-end)
_
^
Stock dividend
—---————
Lipe-Roilway Corp., class A (quar.)Extra
McCall
12-18
:. ..30c
Match
Lidn
12-31
8
$1.75
00c
'
-W,
Inc.
New common
McBrine
1-
3.0c
,,
Life
National
Mays (J. W.)
2
*^c
——
Wayne)
1-
1-30
5%
12'.be
5c
—----———
Lincoln
3-15
15c
—•—-—•
Co. * (quar.)___
5
1-31
$15c
(N. ¥.), coin. (stk. divd.)
5%
preferred- (quar.)__-.,—,
Liberty Life Insurance (S. C.~) (initial-qua*.)
Liberty Loan Corp. (quar.)__
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7% pfd. (quar.)__
Link-Belt
4-
Per
Name of Company
12-15
4%
fabrics
Liberty
5
5%
—
Ltd. (stock dividend)..
Lewis Brothers, Ltd.
tquar.)__.——______
Ley 'Fred T.) & Co
________
____
& Cooke,
Lowers
1-
45
rv
Holders
Payable
10c
i1
dividend
Stock
When
Share
_
' quar.)
Ir.c.-
Levixieg)
(2753)-
1-14
1-14
$1.12
Y.)
Pfd.
(quar.)
—
(qui?r.)__
37VaC
$1.37!b
t
.
2-16
11-20
12-18
12-18
'
12-18
,
2- 4
1-
1
12-18
(quar.)
$1.45
1-
1
12-18
(initial)
$1,182
1-
1
12-18
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2754)
Per
Ohio
Northern
Pacific
Telephone,
(quar )___--
com
(increased quar.)
Ry.
Northern Quebec Power, Ltd., com. (quar.)-,.
Northern States Power (Minn.) com. (quar.)
S3.60
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
$4.08
S4.10
$4.11
$4.16
—
(quar.)—
preferred
'
—
(quar.)
l-l-GO
1-2.)
preferred
5% ft
preference A
(quar.)_
1-15
iS
i27,ac
5%ft preference B (quar.)—————
Northwest Airlines, common (quar.)
-ZOe
a
5ftft: preferred
Norwich &
(quar.)——.—.—— $0,328
Worcester RR.
1-1
«-31
ment
1-
12-24
4ft
Pierce
preferred
|2
J- 2
$loc
B.iquar.)—
40c
12-29
15C
12-29
—
12- 2
12-ie
12-16
40c
12-29
12-16
O'Sullivan
10c
o0c
15c
1-15
1-1
1-4
1- 5
4.44ft
Ohio
Water
Oilgear
Portland
Portland
cents
Olin Mathieson Chemical
Co.
(quaf.)———
(quar.)—-
Steel
Extra
25c
7%c
•—
Ontario Loan & Debenture Co.
Ontario
75c
preferred (quar.)
10c
(quar.')——13c.
Valet
Products, Ltd.,
—
—-
—:
from capital
Fluid, Inc.
1-
Stock
(Year-end
4
12-
12-19
2-la
1- 4
12-la
1-
12-
1-
of
•
4
1-
l
Oxford
80c
1
from
ordinary
preferred
(annual)
Paper
Pacific
Coast
12-17
20c
12-29
Gas
Co.,
5ft
10c
Lighting
(quar.)———
Palace
Pan
Corp.
6ft
Co.
Parkersburg-Aetna
Patino
Canada,
Patterson
(C.
Patterson
(M.
Ltd.
J.)
Peninsular
Line
6ft
Metal
Price
New
common
(quar.)——
(initial
ciuar.)-
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
Light,
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
1-
1
1-
4
1-
4
12-18
12-28
12-31
12%c
12%c
12-18
11-
12-30
at
each
,
1-
1-18
1
12-15
12-29
5ft
12-29
1-
9
12-14
12-14
4
12-18
12-31
12-10
_—„
Co.
(increased quar.)
General Bottlers
(quar.)__
(quar.)_I
1
3-
1-
1
12-
9
8
y2-
1
1-15
y3-
1
2-15
31ftc
1-
2
12-10
1-
2
12-10
i-
2
12-10
1-
2
12-10
1-
2
12-10
12-28
11-30
f$3
12-31
12-15
50c
12-28
12-
57440
1-15
4
12-15
preferred
(quar.)
30c
1-
4
12-
2
5%
12-18
12-31
12-
8
1
l-^O
j.j5
4
17yaO
1-31
1-
8
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Quarterly
&
12-18
12-30
io.tr
25c
(quar.)
1-
1-
1
12-11
4
12-10
87%c
12-31
19.31
5
1212.
12 31
$1 10
""I
investment Inprofits)^—
9.
,
12
Common
(quar.)_
«t so
Public
common
4.65ft
Puerto
Puget
Pure?:
12-
12-11
Ruppert
12-11
Russell
30c
12-31
1-
2
12*31-
;
12-31 -12-21
10c
12-31
12-21
$50c
—_
2-1
1-4
1-1
11-25
Fund, Inc.'—
income and 50c
,——
63c
12-28
30c
3-
$2
17V2C
_
I
4ft
15c
1-
12-15
2
1-26
12-30
25c
'
Colorado
12-30
;~T2-31
$63c":
1-
1
4744c
y2-
1
St.
$1.16
y3-
1
12-15
$1.12(4
y3-
1
12-15
4
4
Telephone
Pulp
(quar.)
Timber
&
40c
(quar.)
4
1-
11-23
1-
4
12-11
5ft
(quar.)—
new
12-11
17(4c
—
"
Ltd.
4
10c
(quar.)——.
1-
10c
common
(initial)
12-31
12-15
12-30
12-
1-
4
12(4c
1- 4
12-8
12(4c
1-
12-
4
8
50c
1-20
12-22
—$1.50
1-20
12-22
2-25
$25c
1-
1
1-15
12-11
$27(40
1~ 1
12-11
$30c
12-30
11-30
35c
1-11
12-10
—
A
(auar.)
E
Corp.
$28c
(quar.)
10c
1-
12-15
12-31
Corp.
Stock
$3.50
of
1st
Radorock
America,
20c
common
(quar.)
12-31
12-19
6-30
Class
4-
1
12-
'
3-7
12-21
$1.50
convertible
12-28
12-17
$15c
1-
1
$15c
4-
1
3-14
1-
1
11-16
85c
1-
2
12-10
Drilling
class A
preferred
Co.—
(quar.)
'
-
(quar.)_
7(4c
1-
4
Corp.
(Mass.),
5ft
Reliance
&
Insurance Co.
dividend.
:
Reliance
Mfg.,
(quar.)
Engineering Co.
Stock
Foil
Co.
dividend
Rexall
2-
1
1-15
12-30
12-11
45c
1-30
1-15
A
class
12-23
30c
(quai'.)__
A
1-
1
12-15
1-15
12-21
1-
1
12-15
1-1-60
12-15
$28c
(quar.)
$7»4c
;____
2-
—
1
1-15
10c
12-29
12-14
2ft
(quar.)
Revlon,
12-29
12-14
25c
Corp.
10c
1-
2
12-31
12-10
12-15
3ft
Issue
at
$25
Metals
preferred
3.60ft
pfd.
12-21
$6,875
12-31
2nd
12-31
11-27
11-27
1-1-60
11-27
'
2
12-15
:
.1-25
12-22
$1.25
$25c
Tobacco—
preferred
Stock
1-25
1-
$1.25
25c
$4
2-
1
1-11
$1.12(4
2-
1
1-11
90c
(quar.)
12-23
12-16
i
1-26
11c
1-
32 %c
Insurance..(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)__
SI.10
12-16
1-15
.
1-
"
'
1-16
.
5
1-
8
12-
1
4
20c
12-22
12-21
60c
i
12-31,
1-15
1-15
12-31
%C
1-15
12-31
22c
1-15
12-31
45c
quar.)____
12-15'
1-15
25c
(increased
12-15
12-28
28c
22
12-28
15c
28c
(quar.)
com.
12-29-
12-12
12-31
30c
.
■
«quar.)___
1-25
1-15
roc
12-31
12-18"
10c
com!uon____-__-__a___
12-31
12-16
12-31
12-31
15c
2-
1
12-18
20c
a__—.
(quar.)
1-15
12-21
25c
1-15
$1.09
1-15
1-
4
$1.31 ft
1-15
1-
4
17c
1-15
;
—
dividend
2ft
(quar.)
Fetzer
&
(moiithly
,
Co.,
&
Schenley
Ltd.,
Stock
12-31
27%c
2-
2
1-18
27 %c
5-
2
4-18
27 %c
8-
1
7-18
85c
2-
1
1
1-15
1-
2
12-18
SI
2-
1
1-20
2-
Inc.,
1
1-20
10c
3-
1
25c
1-
8
$20c
class A—
fquar.)_
common
2-
1'
1-15
2-10
1-20
25c
held)
2-19
12-
2-10
convertible
(Ed.) &
preference
Co.,
1
A
1-20
(initial)
25c
2-10
1-20
(quar,}_____
common
25c
1-15
1-
2
$1.06ft
1-
2
12-17
15c
1-
Inc.--
(quar.)
series
View
Seaboard
1-15
2-
10c
(eight shares of convert¬
preferred
stock
for
each
100
Common
$4.50
12-21
12-31
—
4(4ft', preferred (quar.
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barncy,
Sea
2
1-13
dividend
Series' A
Schuster
12-21
1-15
„—4—
Industries,
4
8c
^___
.'
(extra!—-
Williams
&
1-
$1
i
v
Monthly' ft
Scott,
1-
.
37 %c
_
(quar.)
Industries
Finance
SI. 12%
(quar.)
Co.,
5c
common
(quar.)
2
12-18
1-2
12-18
1-
12-28
9
25c
1-10
12-17
$1.18%
1-10
$5
12-17
$1.25
1*10
$1.25
1-10
12-17
$1.25
1-10
12-17
10c
12-30
$1.25
1-15
12-30
68 %c
1-15
12-30
$4.75
sinking fund preferred (quar.)
sinking fund preferred (quar.)
convertible preferred A (quar.)
$5 convertible preferred B
(quar.)
Seagrave Corp., common (year-end)—
5ft
preferred
(quar.)
514ft"
preferred (quar.)
Sealed
(stock
Power,
*■
,
_a_
dividend)
;
10ft
Security-Columbian
Banknote
Acceptance Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
Seiberling Rubber Co.—
414ft" preferred (quar.)
5ft
preferred, (quar.)__
Seismograph Service Corp.
Extra
_J
1-
2
12-10
$2
1-
4
12-11
$2
1-
4
12-11
12-
7.
1-
2
12-
1
1-
2
12-
1
1-29
1-15
1-29
1-15
common
10c
1-
1
12-10
31 ftc
1-
1
12-10
1-
1
$1.12
:
12-15
$1.25
12-15
12-28
12-16
10c
^
1-1
10c
__a_
(quar.)
12-28
12-16
Trust,
Inc.. $5.25 preferred
Seton Leather Co.
Oil
<M.)
&
&
Gas
Son
1-14
12-
1-
1
12-15
35c
1-
4
12-22
(quar.)
15c
1-
30c
1-5
12-17
~
40c
1-
2
12-15
12%c
1
(quar.)
1-
4
12-21
1-
4
12-21
-.
dividend
Steel
Trust
Corp.
17% ft
$1.31 ft
_1_
(quar.)
1.
Seven-Up Bottling (St. Louis) (quar.)
Shakespeare Co.
(quar.)_a_a__
Slock
12-28
5c.
Ltd., American dep. rets,
(interim)' (approximately 13 c'ents)______
Shapiro
7
IOC
(quaf.)__
^
Securities
Selection
12-
30c
(quar.)_.
Year-end
5ft
12-17
25c
Sears, Roebuck & Co.
2ft
(Boston)
(from
net
1
.
7
12-18
in¬
vestment-income)—-,
-
(quar.)__.
12-22
2
12-30
$5
_________
—_a_
preferrea
Scott
Sharon
593,'ac
(quar.)
>
'
Saxon Paper Corp. ;(quar.»__z._;
Schering-- Corp.;' 5ft preferred (quar.):
Sehwitzer Corp., 5(4'f
pfd. (quar. 1
5ft-'preferred (quar. 1
5'4ft preferred (quar.i_l_Scott Paper Co., $3.40 preferred
(quar.)____
13c
(quar.)
1-29
12-31
12-14
25c
12-31
_L
3ft
12 -30
12-15
Mining, (stock dividend)_
Shawinigan Water & Power Co., com.
(quar.)
Class" A common
(quar.)_a
4ft> preferred (quar;)
lft
12-29
12-
$20c
2-23
1-14
$33V2c
$50c
2-15
1-19
Shattuck
Protective Co.
1-
$$1.25
Co.
__:
preferred
Shasta Water Co.
preferred
12-18
12-3l!
1-29 •
1-1-60
(quar.)„
common
Shareholders
redemption
on
-sh. plus this paym't
A;, (quar.).
Island Electric
Extra
5ft
1-11
for
per
convertible?
J.)
Co.,
2-5
Co.—
4(4 ft
(R.
Supply
called
3-11
50c
(quar.)
Aluminum
31
12-28
$1
(quar.)__
preferred A (quar.)______
5 (4 ft
preferred B (quar.)___:
Sawhill. Tubular Products (quar.
Shamrock
dividend
Inc.
Reynolds
pfd.
4136ft'
Servel,
(quar.)
Drug & Chemical Co.—
Stock
12-10
2
35c
5ft
Extra
1-22
87(4C
Ltd.,
Republic Pictures Corp.—
$1 convertible preferred
Resistoflex
$1.25
5ft
(increased)
Cfnains, Ltd., $1.10 class
Republic
12-28
5ft
conlmon
(Canada),
12-22
1-15
(Dayton Ohio)—
dividend—
preferred
(quar.)
Reitman's
12-30
5c
(quar.)
Stock
3(4ft
.
12-17
5J4c
,____a
Electric
1-14
$1.80
preferred
Fund
Reliance
12-21
50c
Hosiery Mills (year-end)
Inc., class A (initial).
Regency
12-16
1-
$5
(quar.)
Reading Company—
2nd
12-14
$$1.50
1
(quar.)
Raybestos-Manhattan.
Inc.
Reading & Bates Offshore
cents
12-31
12V4C
(quar.)_
1-25
2-16
3-1
1-4
.
Electric & Power,
Savannah
ible
1-18
-
12-11
1
$1.07%
1".
shares
1-2-60
12-30
35c
floe
___ftft___
12-18
5c
(quar.)_
preferred
A
12-18
«7'/2c
(quar.)
Ltd., com.
1-
$1.12%
$1.12(4
4.40ft
Co.
6C0 eonverlible
1-25
87(4c
Inc.
Rapid-American
Corp.
Rapid Grip & Batten,
Common
(quar.)
Reece
12-30
12-30
Sanitary Products Corp. of America—
2-1
(quar.)
Resources,
Silk
12-30
1-13
1.328125
tquar.),__
Year-end
.
25c
(quar.)
'
1-19.
'
$1.50
' (quar.)
Company,
2ft
preferred
preferred
preferred
Real
Sandura
6-18
Railway Equipment & Realty Co., Ltd.—
4%
1-15
Miguel Brewery (quar.)____.
Scarfe
30c
a
dividend
1st
30
1-15
"
.
1
12-17-
2
1-15
40c
(quar.)
Electric
2-
12-15
12-31
$1.25
,
Stockyards
Marine
12-21
■
SI.12%
10c
2
1-iO
Hydraulic & Machinery, Inc.-—
$3.50
Oft
A
Co.,
1-11
2-10
2-15
:
Extra
$1.20 preferred A
(quar.)
$1.20 preferred A (quar.)—
$6
&
12-31
1 -29
.
15c
Bearing Canada. Ltd.—
&
'
$1.37%
________
$40c
Mining
4
12-18
'
11-20
5ft
(quar.)_
class
Milling
Map
Sangamo
12-15
12-31
20c
12-11
7%c
Diego Gas & Electric Co.,
5.60ft preferred tquar.)
5ft preferred iquar.)__
4 (4 ft- preferred
(quar.)"
4.40 ft
preferred (quar.)_l
12-15
2
1-
1-
12-15
1-
4
4
20c
(quar.)____C__f-^._
Ltd.
Extra'
San
1-
12-29
5ft
.
preferred
San
Telephone
Class
Inc.'
Castings
Paper
Sanborn
—
Oats Co.,
common, (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__L_a
Racine
Fire
Carlos
12-15
12-31
25c
;
Power,
Steel
Regis
San
11-20
1-26
20e
iquar.>_
National
Paul
St.
yl-11
12-15
(quar.
Radio
12-18
12-11
-12-11
"
12-15
25c
•
4(4ft
Light
Louis
1
Co., 5ft pfd. (quar.)-—
preferred (quar.)
—
Quemont Mining, Ltd. (increased)
T
St.
1
-
M
(ciuar.)_a___„_„„
lion-cmnulatiVe preferred
.12-18
y3-
5Vz ft
R
,
2
5
1-15
$$1.433i
;
Francisco' Ry. (year-end)
St. Louis Southwestern Ry. Co.—
y3-
7 (4 c
(quar.)
:
-(Colo.),
L cutis
$1.05
_a
Quincy
pfd.
Corp., Ltd., common
preferred (qtiar.)____z____.
4
1-
Ltd.
dividend
Quebec
&
1-
11-
3 ft
Lawrence
$1.06(4
Extra
6ft
Inc.
Joseph
St.
1-
■
2ft
St.: Louis-San
12-10
P.vle-National Co.,
Quaker
Inc.
5ft"
2-15
12-23
$25c
;
11-30
1
1-15
12-15
(quar.)
(Helena)
(Jacob),
St.
ft
12-20
2
dividend)_:.____
(quar.)__$!
St.
—_
1-2-60
25c
Safeway Stores, Inc.—
Common
(increased quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.30ft
preferred ' (quar.)_1_
Stock
(quar,)__
S2
*
12-18
12-15
1-
2ft
Co.
Industries,
Sacol,
12-18
1
.
12-11
10c.
;
(quar.)—
Rubinstein
12-21
12-18
12-31
Cola 1 (quar.l^v____„____—__
Rubbermaid.
4
12-10
Purity Stores,
R
12-23
1
4%ft
12-15
1-11
12-31
12(20
> ;
*
11-25
1
1-1
1-
15c
4(4ft preferred A (quar.)
ft,
5ft preferred B < quar.)___i.__;_____4__—__
5(4ft preferred C (quar.
6ft
preferred D (quari )_4_i__c__-____a
Royalite Oil Co., Ltd., 5(4ft pfd,.
12-31
25 c
—
——
(quar,)——
—
Stock
Crown
75c
(quar.)——
(quar.)--
1-12
•
$20c
(quar.)
Stock dividend..________________
Royal MeBee Corp.— -
4
'
25c
(quar.)
5%ft
dividend.-
$50c
Lid,
1 quar.
Corp.,
Rhode
2
12-
1-
Extra
8
iq
12-28
1-1
Rico
1-
1
33c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Sound
2-
4
Royal
(quar.)
12-28
12-10
$20C
_
4
Com.
Corp
Carpet
Stock
—_
Dec.
Co~—
Furniture
(quar.)
——$1
preferred (quar.)—
$1.06
preferred tquar.)__
;
$1.16(4
Entire
12-10
Rowe
12-14
12-:
Haas Co.— ft
Rohr
10c
:
of
V.) .(Canada),
&
4ft
( quar.)
(quar.)__
___a__
Roxbury
12-31
:
10c
12-29
12-31
ift6
$1.25
(stock
12-31
3144c
12-15
12-22
1
2-
21c
<quar,
1-15
pre¬
12-18
12-29
to
dividend)
com.
pref.
common
1-15
'
12-31
30c
______
Gcnessee Valley RR.
Telephone,
10ft
12-18
12-15
12-30
Stock
entire
gains
Co.
Ltd..
dividend
.Aircraft Corp.
preferred
4.24ft
„
o
12-31
4
split)_4
(quar.)-".
Co..
dividend
(A.
(stock
Mfg., Ltd.,
Mfg. Co.
Plywood
Stock
12-22
1-
.12-30
2-for-l
a
participating
preferred
Roddis
12-18
S3
5ft.
Rockwell
Service Co. of Oklahoma—
4ft
R
3
Rohn'i
^
investment
preferred
Reynolds
e2iic
Roe
1-20
1- 2
35c
5.60ft
4
Norristown RR
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation
12-22
——_
,
12-30
12-14
12-31
(quar,)—
4.20
preferred
(quar.)_:
v.-ft——ft
4(4ft
preferred (quar.)———
ft 4.64ft
preferred
tquar.)—b———————
4(4ft
preferred (quar.)—,
Public Service Co. of North Carolina-
1"
1
12-28
Transport Co., common (quar.)
(quar.)„—_^—ft.,-—a--—-.
Service
2-1
|J'i\
25c
"
15c
25c
—_
Public
Rochester
Rochester
1-29
preferred
.
12-18
12-15
10c
Co.
L.)
Little
1- 4
12-14
12-16
-
preferred A
Robinson.
1-
2
4
40c
(final
H.)
P.
dividend
12-30
4
4
2-19
<
$1
1-20
Extra
<Vft
Reynolds
5107%
IIIi:
from
12-18
12-30
3-10
<H.
4
—
day
(quar.)_
Gamble, 8ft preferred
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
1°-18
12-30
qkp
^?C from securities
Philadelphia, Germantown
12-30
gi
(quar.
4.68ft
3c
35c
1-
$1.50
common
dividend
9
2-
$1.12Va
(quar.)
4.40ft
•
1-
25c
;
dividend
Robertson
12-10
1- 4
rate of
preferred—
&
Stock
$175
(quar.)
Co.r 3Vz% pfd.
(5c
2-15
25c
—
(quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co.—
3.80ft preferred
(quar.)
Philadelphia Fund
1-25
1-
35c
~
preferred
preferred
12-31
15c
Corp.
&
1-15
2
3c/0
(qUa,r')
(quar.)
W*°<°
2-15
1-
Stock
the
Gardner
Realsite,
com.
net
capital
Provincial
12-15
1-30
5ft
25c
(s-a)'
shs.
Robertson
1-5
1-15
Dec. 31 at
dividend. Con-
for
Growth
Prophet Company
4
12-15
Ltd.—
dividend
preferred
12-
$1.15
(quar.)
——
Petlbone-Muliken
5ft
12-30"
$1.12%
;
Bankers,
•
12-15
12-12
83%c
preferred (quar,)
4.30ft
2
$1.10
(quar.)
Permanente Cement (quar.)
Personal Industrial
4ft
1-
12-30
4
2-15
(s-a)— ft..J—ft$$2
Itowe)
from
Stock
12-31
$1.16
____
undistributed profits from sale of
securities)
Bottling (Wash., D. C.)—
Stock dividend
Co"
1
$1.06
Pepsi-Cola
(Charles)
12-31
1-
$1.0644
&
Jewellers,
preferred
Pfizer
C
Co.—
(quar.)
RR
nr'4°
preferred
12-
1-15
25c
(quar.)
Power
7ft
12-31
1-11
20c
__
$1
25c
:j:45c
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)_—
Peoples Securities Corp. (5 cents from ordi¬
nary net income plus 25 cents
accumulated
Stock
25c
$$1.50
___,
(quar.)
Pepsi-Cola
Pepsi-Cola
12-31
1-
12-18
65c
-
Ltd.,
preferred
(T.
Progress
12-31
17%c
preferred
Credit
1-11
1-11
10c
(quar.)
4.64ft
6ft
.12-31
$i0c
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
Peoples
1-11
5ft
—
(quar.)
preferred
Pennsylvania
12-31
l%c
—
(resumed)——.
preferred
4».60ft
12-31
1-11
37 %c
dividend)
4.25ft
4.40ft
4%ft
12-10
1-11
37%c
———
common
Pennsylvania Power
3.35'ft
12-28
1- 2
on
date
shares
Electric Power Co.,
Procter
12-18
$1
—_
(quar.)
(s-a)
Glass Sand—
Pennsylvania
1-15
Co.—
Co.
common
4.24ft
redemption
Brothers,
13c
12-18
Products—
preferred
Pennsylvania
redemption
Quebec Power Co,
—
Oft
preferred
(quar.)
Penman's Ltd., common
Penn Traffic
pfd.,
conv.
Preway, Inc. (quar.K.
Extra ft
12-18
1-15
10c
5ft pfd. (quar.)
Dental Supply Co.——
(stock dividend)
Co.,
l'-15
$22 Vac
_
Co.,
P.)
12-18
$1.50
—_ —
Patterson Parchment Paper
Stock dividend
Peabody Coal
5ft
preferred
12-18
1-15
$1.54
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock
1-15
28 %c
(initial)—
(quar.)
Proof
12-18
$1.13
_
Manufacturing,
Rust
12-31
15c
common
——
preferred
Parker
12-15
40c
—————__
A
Panhandle Eastern Pipe
4ft preferred (quar.)
Pantex
1
$1.41
Telegraph Co.,
Sulphur
1-
12-21
$1.25
__
(quar.)
(quar.)—
American
12-24
$1.12%'
—
preferred
12-21.
1-15
$1.18%
(increased)—
Power & Light, common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.52ft
preferred
(quar.)__
6.16ft
preferred
(quar.)——
Paddington Corp., class
Page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd.
12-31
12-31
$1.18%
(quar.)—
5ft
6ft
1-15
$1.09
Pacific
&
12-31
5
$1.10
—
___
(quar.)
preferred
1-15
2-
20c
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Pacific Outdoor Advertising
Pacific Telephone
12-23
37%c
(quar,)—i—
tquar.)
preferred
12-23
1-15
70c
preferred
preferred
1-5
1-15
50c
Corp._ia_
Mills- Tquar.)___!
30c
(quar.)
9
65c
preferred
conv.
12-
31440
(quar,)-—
$4.40
$4.75
1
5
25c
—
$4.36
$4.75
1-
1-15
10ft
—
Express
Corp.—
1-
12-17
5ft
—
Co.
Intel-mountain
Pacific
1-25
$1
(quar.)•
(quar.)——.
Pacific
12-28
25c
_
preferred
Electric
Indemnity
5.64ft
Co.,
Corp., 5ft
Prince
$3.23
(quar.)_
(quar.
<fc
93 %C
1-25
i
__a__
payment subject
approval of .stockholders)
;
Robertshaw-Fullon Controls -Co.—
5ft
(quar.)
Pratt, Read & Co,
12-15
and
dividend)—
Pacific
;
approved
Rice
i-15
1-25
Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd—
American
22%c
(quar.)
—
4ft
quar.)
——$
(quar,)
(stock
preferred
Pacific
Electric
for
common
Price
l
Co.
Brewing
6%
4ft
Roan
5
5ft
Prestole
12-17
12-28
20%
75c
Portland; Woolen Mills, Inc.—
Oft
preferred (quar.)
(19c
inc.
(increased
dividend
Oxford
Pabst
Glass,
Brana
—
(quar.)_„
Paper
.Company.
Power Corp. of
Canada,
Pratt & Lambert, Inc.
Extra—
12-21
12-28
called
from
Fiberglas
Electric
Stock
&
Potter
12-21
1-
$2.50
—r___
Manufacturing
Transit
Potomac
12-15
$1.19
$2.43 from capital gains)———___'
Owens-Illinois
(quar.)
Sulphite
General
ceding
1-15
2
(s-a)___
—
2'ii
1-15
2-15
RR.
per share plus this
vertible
into
common
to
fifth
4
3-10
1- 9
5
Adams
dividend—
issue
$1.00
—.—_
Corning
1-12
1-15
River
12-14
1-
Products
(Stockholders
6ft
Water
$27.50
Overseas Securities—
Owens
5c
Electric Tools, common (quar.)
preferred (s-a)_a———ft_———ft
Portland Gas Light
(stock dividend)——
12-10
gains plus lc from net invest¬
income)
ment
1-12
S1.75
6ft
J
—-----—_
Securities
12-28
$1
:
——
dividend
12-14
B
Portable
.
Stock
Over-The-Counter
12-28
$2
(quar,)——
preferred
Cordage
Huron
12-15
2-15
—35c
common
1- 2
12-30
+40C
---
Orange Crush, Ltd. (nanie changed in October, 1959 to Crush International, Ltd.)
Orahge & Rockiand Utilities, inc.-—;
; .
4.75ft
preferred series B tquar.)
4ft preferre series D (quar.)
Co.,
12-15
-
$25c
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)——
$81.75
Opelika Mfg. Corp. (quar.)_——-——20c
Mfg.
1- 2
$25c
(quat. >
com.
7ft
Osborn
Port
12-18
Colony Insurance (Mass,) (quar.)
One-Hour
Pomona; Tile
12-1.
12-31
Plymouth
1- 2
12-31
Town
Corp.
I2ri«
11-19
12-1
12-31
60c
37%c
$1.20
—
Old
Oliver
1-2
12-l«
12-15
12-11
40
Riley Stoker (quar.)
Rittqr Co:
(quar.)__
12-17
11-30
Metal
12-28
22 %C
1
40c
(quar.)_
1-15
2-1
12-31
12%c
Bros.
Rielce
12-29
$1.25
———
Richman
1-15
$1
(quar.)—
(quar.)—,——;
Union
1- 4
12-15
Old
Corp.,
2-. 1
10c
(quar,)_.——
Plough,. Inc. (quar.„ft
Plume. c'c Atwood Mfg. (stock dividend)——
1- 4
(year-endi
Corp.
preferred
Inc.,
Nortli
Plain-field
J2-~*
*2-17
1* 2
Co., 6ft preferred (s-a)—
Service (quar.)•__.——-—-—
Co.
~
1-
10c
—•_
River Sand
Ohio
$20c
$50c
66c
—
Co.
Chemical
$4
preferred
Pittsfield
(year-end >_
preferred
Leather
Stevens
.%
12-18
5ft
■
Mines, Ltd. (stock divid.)
Northern Ry. (quar.)—.
——ft
—_————.——
(quar.)————
i.
97%c
(quar.):—
$1.10
(quar.)-wi—;——$1.11
,4.40ft;.- preferred
Ohio
———
1-15
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
•7ft
Rubber, common ((year-end)
5% pfd. (this payment clears all arrears)
Ocean Cement & Supplies, Ltd.——Office Specialty Mfg., Ltd. (quar.)_a—
Ogllvie Flour Mills, Ltd., com. (quar.)
Ohio Edison Co., common (quar.)———
preferred
(quar.)—-——!——-—,
(quar.)
53!'8C
Piitsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co.—
7ft- preferred (quar.)$1.75
Pittsburgh <te Lake Erie RR. (quar.)—
$1
15c
——
Extra
•3.90%
97%c
Gold
Pillsbury Co.,
Pitney-Bowes;
12"%?
1- 2
-—-J*-———
Extra
90c
—
18
Inc., common (Increased
preferred
<quar.)___.
:
(quar.)——-
Light & Power, Ordinary (quar.)
Chemical, common tquar.)
Class
—
subj.
Dec.
Rich's,
3% ft
—
&
Extra
8
■
Extra
_
8ft
'■"
Lumber
Crow
piedmont &
Co.—
Nova Scotia
Noxzeme.
preferred
Pickle
12-18
12-31.
American
12-14
Pickering
12-18
12-31
,e
Holders
of Rec.'
payable
Selection Trust—
shares (final) approximate pay¬
to shareholders approval on
12-15
12-15
ia
12-18
Company
When
Share
6%C
of
Rhodesian
1- 2
3%ft
Insurance
Morris Inc.—
Common
(increased quar.)_:
3.90ft'
preferred (quar.)__—
12-18
,
Monday, December 28, 1959
.
Par
Name
12-31
1-15
,,,«
,,c
$2%c
—
.
Holders
1-1
}?
,,i}
i*
1-11
12'/2C
Phoenix
Philip
=
When
Payable of Rec.
S2.50
preferred A (quar.9344c
(Hartford) (quar.)
75c
Phoenix Silk Corp. (resumed)-.--—--—10c
if-si
?
(quar.)
Phiilippine Long Distance Telephone (quar.)
Philco Corp.,
12-31
1-15
1-1&
Share
Philadelphia & Trenton RR.
i- a
1-20
,
Northern Telephone Co., Ltd., common——
Name of Company
°[o\n
14-i»
l-2a
—
(quar.)
(quar.)——-
Per
Holders
When
40c
55c
$40c
27%c
90c
M-OZ
s
Name of Company
Northern
.
4V4ft- preferred
Shawmut
(stock dividend)
Denn.
(quar.)
Association
Year-end
(quar.)'
7
1-
2
12-
2
$56ftC
1-
2
12-
2
25c
1-
4
12-17
50c
1-
4
12-17
.
190
Volume
Number 5911
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2755)
X'4
Per
of Company
Name
(2-tor-l split)_—
Corp. of America (quar.)
Co.
Oil
Shell
Sheraton
When
Holders
Share
Payable
of Rec.
1-23
_
______
15c
Sherer-Gillett Co. (quar.in——•
2-
5c
_—
1
1-
12-31
J45C
—
4
12-21
2-
1
1-
8
1-
8
22-
1
1-
4
12-
4%
(quar.)—:
dividend
61c
Extra
5%
11-30
1-15
20c
12-28
12-18
Stop
40c
12-30
12-16
20c
12-30
L2-1G
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
preferred
$1.25
conv.
Sonotone
Strawbridge & Clothier,
1-
1
12-15
1
—__
(quar.)
Southam
Inc.
1-
2
1-
2
12-31
12-
3
12-31
12-11
1
12-15
4.56%
Southern
Indiana
Common
4.80%
preferred
preferred
12-il
1-
2
12-11
1-
2
12-11
4.75%
Industries
New
12-14
Susquehanna
12-24
Swan
1-31
1-
5
12-31
12-
5
12-31
12-
5
8%
12-30
Swank,
5
Swift
$1.18%
—__.
Inc.—
Sugar,
Factors
common
2-
1
1-15
1
L 15
12
1-15
12-19
170c
1-
1
12
15
Tuft
$1.50
1-
2
12
15
Talcott
15c
50c
1-
1-15
1-
4
4c
1-
4
lc
Public
Southeastern
Telephone
Service
;a-"_
iquar.)—
20c
I.
M.
E.
Inc.
Broadcasting
(James)
(G.)
Inc.
Fibre
Instrument
Stock dividend
12-15
15c
1-
4
12.-16
$1.50
1-
1
12-18
,15%
Tennessee
Life
Southwestern
Public
3.70% .preferred
3.90% preferred
4.15% -preferred
Tennessee
(quar.)
1-
2
12-16
4.25%
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
(quar.)_
12-31
(quar.)—
(quar.)
4.G4%
(quar.)—-.——
4.65%
(quar.)
—„:—
4.72%
(quar.)
4.90%
(quar.)
5% convertible 2nd preferred (initial)—_
5.10%
preferred (quar.)
:_
97 %C
$1.03%
(qua^)___
1,
ll
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
($25
4.40%
1
par)
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
2-
1
2-
1-20
1-20
.
1-20
1
5.12%
(quar.)—
1-20
2-
1
1-20
5.25%
2-
1
1-20
Tennessee
27
2-
Sovereign
•
Investors (15 cents from net investment income and, 16 cents from
capital
gains)
Spencer
Shoe
(slock
dividend)
Springfield
Fire
(Mass.),
$6.50
Insurance
1-
2
$1.62
1-
2
to
prior
preferred
(accum.)
Dredging Corp.,
Holding
3%%
Oil
Co.
Year-End
6%
of
12-18
12-18
$470
1
2-19
Textron,
12-28
12-15
1-15
12-31
Thomas <te Beits Co..
1-
12-18
preferred (quar.)
Thomas Industries, class
Products
1-
1
12-18
1-
2
12-16
15c
g
;
<15e
J
(increased)
81.20
1-20
New
12-18
12-15
1-
Structural
40c
Steel,
Chemical,
Stanfield's .Ltd.,. class A
Class
B
(quar.)__.
Stanley
Aviation
Stanley
Home
Starrett
cents
50
State
State
50c
2nd
Fire
Class
n
pfd.
dividend
Extra
Steel
istk.
divd.)
on
common
com.
1-
4
12-16
1-
2
12-
1
5%
12-31
12-18
12-31
12-18
2%
__1~1
I
12-31
12-
%c
12-31
12-11
7%c
1-15
12-31
87
5c
(quar.)__
35c
1-15
12-31
2
12-31
Canada,
Ltd.
&r Sons
-<60c
!_
is-ai
!..
1—
(stock
Sterling Brewers
12-11
3
.1-
8
12-
1- 1
1-
1
Clothes,
(quar.).
dividend)
/
2-
1
1-
8
;:30c
2-
1
1-
8
.
4%
50c
3-31,
1-
8'
312-
United
Pacific
Corp.,
12-15
Traders
25c
1-.4
T2-14
Finance,
_
dividend
U.
S.
Air
U.
S.
1-
1
12-21
2-15
1-30
1-15
12-22'
12-15
*4756
1-
2
1-
2
12-10
1-
1
II-30
_
12-29
12-
12-28
12-1?
1
S3
12-28
12-10
1-21
12-31
1-21
12-31
$2.50
4-10
12*2C
12-30
12-15
10c
12-31
12-11
12-31
12-11
$1.06*4
12-31
12-21
3-16
Borax A: Chemical Corp.—
6%
1
12-11
12-11
U.
12-11
U.
Piece Dye Works, $4.25
Shoe Machinery Corp.
preferred
S.
1
S.
11-
1-
1
4%%
12-11
1
12-15
U.
12-31
62*7ac
(quar.)
37%c
;
(increased)-—
(quar.)—
Tile," common
class
new
class
S.
pfd. (accum.)
10c
—
preferred
Ceramic
B
A
&
$1.12%
(resumed)——
22-
1
12-31
3-
10c
Co.
12-29
12-29
25c
1-15
4
4
12-21
2-15
1
12-28
10c
'
Guaranty
11-
1
10c
(initial)
(initial)
S.
Fidelity
Quarterly
U.
(quar.)
Conditioning
Foil,
New
12-11
4
1-20
,
■
12-18
12-11
12-1*
(Baltimore)
—
12-23
Gypsum Co., 7%. preferred (quar.)_
Industries, Inc., 4%% pfd. A iquar.)
1-
4
S.
56%c
1-
1
12-18
U.
S.
Lines
—
22%c
1-1-00
12-11
S.
Playing Card,
(initial)—
27%c
1-
1
12-11
S.
Plywood
1-11
12-21
2-
1
1-15
1-
2
12-15
U.
1-
2
12-15
U.
1-
2
12-15
1-
1
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
12-30
12-14
12-31
12-23
12-31
1
1-
8
1-
1
12-19
31 %c
1-
1
12-15
31 %C
1-
1
12-15
12-20
10c
12-15
1
12-15
12-31
12-15
1-
$1.25
1-15
12-31
1
12-15
1-
25c
12-29
12-18
12-30
17%C
12-17
25c
1-
2
12-
4
3%
1-
2
12-
7
31 %c
—
1-
2
12-
4
31 %c
1-
2
12-
4
U.
U.
Rubber
S.
1-
S.
Shod Corp,
Extra
.
U.
S.
S.
U.
2
12-31
1-15
12-29
50C
1-15
12-29
87%c.
1-15
& Mining
(N.
Y.) (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Corp.,
$3.50
2nd
pfd.
(quar.i
A
$3.50
8
12-11
12-31
12-11
1-
2
12-14
1-5
12-14
12-31
12-21
10c
!
2-29
2-15
5-31
5-13
10c
!!-,.
preferred
(quar.)_
(quar.)_.—•——
Co,
Universal-Cyclops
Stock
Steel
.7.'
Leaf
Universal
4%%
Upjohn
(quar.)
Company
12-15
Dora
Van
Sciver
12-23
(quar.)—
Light
Co.
.
pfd.
12-10
1-19
12-10
2-
1
1-
2
20c
81*/4c
12-28
1-10
1-
8
12-14
12-
4
12-13
1-.$
16c
(quar.)
2-1
33c
'
(quar.)—
conv.
12-28
$2
———
Utility Appliance Corp., $1
Van
1-15
4-15
5- 1
12-31'
50c
(quar.)^_
com.
Corp., common (quar.)—
preferred (initial)———L
&
1
3%
Co.,
Marion
Power
2-
20c
•
(quar.)—,
Tobacco
preferred
87*4c
87%c
25c
—
dividend
Universal
1-11
30c
1
1-1-GO
12-21
1
12-17
12-15
5%
1-11
12-
1-
Valspar Corn.
Camp
1
Sea
Food
Works
Iron
.1-
2
12-,3
25c
1-
1
12-lg
1-
4
12-21
(J.
B.)
9
class A preferred (quar.)
Vanderbilt Tire & Rubber (stock
Van
Waters
&
Freeze.
Vendo
Company, common
preferred (quar.)
1-
7
12-18
Ventures,
1-
2
12-16
Viau, Ltd. (quar.)
Virginian Railway—
6% preferred (quar.)——
6%
preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
12-
3
12-
8
12-16
12-31
12-
7
20c
2-16
2-
Corp.,
$3
5
12-18
1-4
12-18
1-4
12-21
15c
56Vic
12-31
1- 2
12-14
;>25c
1-2.9
1-1
-
———m
<s-a)_
—
—
Vulcan
50c
1-
12-31
(quar.;.........
10c
12-31
8
1-15
75c
Inc.
$2.25
12-28
dividend)
(quar.)———
12-15
12-28
1-
—30c
Inc.
Rogers,
Ltd.
1-15
1-29
Co.—
2
25c
quar.)
2-1
30c
——
30c
SI.25
(quar.)
(increased
1-
5%
12%c
—
Co.
5%
preferred
-
-—..
2%
20c
12-14
1-
4
12-18
1
1-15
15c
5- 2
4-15
15c
75c
8-
7-15
12-31
12-15~*
SI.12
12-31
12-15
SI.75
25c
10c
1- 2
1- 2
1-15
12-28
62%c
1- 2
12-18
15c
—
—-
(quar.)
-
2-
1
1
$4.50
Wagner
preferred
Baking
760c
1-
4
12-10
'/60c
1-
4
12-10
Waldorf
J$1.12%
:
12-21
12-
14c
s-a)_—_
convertible
Lens
Univis
40c
iquar.)
4
17%c
—
—
V«*lv*t
B
1-
12-31
SI
—
(increased
20c
iquar.>_
30c
35c
preferred (quar.)_—
Van
35c
Y.)
1-
12-15
1-15
—
Co.—
non-cumulative
$4.20
Corp.—
(Increased quar.)_,
12-10
4%
—
12 -21
Whelan
Common
12-10
—
*
12-28
5
1-15
5c
Stores
Common
Utah
12-21/'
1-
Stockyards
United
1
1-
Corp., (extra)————
(increased)
convertible
12-21
1-
5c
(quar.)
Trust Co.
S.
United
1
12%c
,
Extra —;
United
1-
12%c
(quar.)—!
Utilities
1
—-
—
quar.)
1
$1.12%
-
Sugar
12-21
1-
93%c
——
—
(init.
II-27
93-KiC
—
preferred
United
50c
!-
....
Smelting, Refining
7%
$1.75
(increased quar.)—--—35c
U.
12-31
5c
(increased)-
—
Servateria-
12-31
12 %c
(quar.) —
common
Reclaiming
S.
$1.06*i
25c
—
S.
U.
$1.12*2
pfd. B (quar.) —
new
(s-a)_.u
preferred (quar,)„
Radium Corp., new com.
8%
40c.
(quar.)———
1
1-
8c
com.
12-15
12-15
1-
25c
:
12-15
2
12-31
20c
4%% -pl'd.
4%%
12-23
2-
Co.,
Corp.,-common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)—
preferred B (quar.)
3:4%
12-15
1-
$1.25
—
preferred (quar.i—
preferred
iquar.)
12-21
200%
12-11
1
4
4':!%
5%
4
1
$4c
—-
12-11
1-
25c
class
I- I
12-
1-
16c
(initial)
com.
new
1
1-
(quar.)——
dividend)
Ltd.,
'
(quar.)
1
25c
.
Corp. ol' America-rconvertible preferred (annual)—-—
Class
12-29
1-15
$1
Jersey Railroad ,<t Canal (quar.)
1-
1
1
2
4%
12-11
1-15
Y.)—
3—...
Aluminum
8
(quar.)
*N.
12-11
12-29
37*.'2c
.
N.
——
1-
1-
Co. (quar.)—
Mfg.. (quar.)——
Bank & Trust
.
—_
——
"
,1-1
Tow 11 send
5%
12-31
37%c
„n*t
:
3
12-11
12-
■fowl,not or Corp.
Trade
12-18
$38c
(quar.)—
Mines Ltd
United
4
(quar.)
A
(Nevada)
12-28
lS-lic
—
United
1
;—
(quar.)_
Mining
7
12-18
$1.06*74
12-11
1-
dividend
Packing
7
12-
'
12-11
Realty & Construction-
Stock
12-
2
16c
.—
:
Pacific
1-
(Kv. >—
Inc.
2
1-
,12-28 '
15c
1
2-
—
(stock
1-
35c
:
1-, 1
48c
(quar.)——
Inc.,
12-17
10c
(quar.)
—;
Stock
0^
1-8
12-31
$1.12%
(Brooklyn,
New
12-11
1-
1-2
1
2-
S30c
United
12-11
1-20
2-15
40c
Co.
Bank
Kcno Hill
Extra
3
f 1.21
(initial-quar.)
common
tononah
United
41-29
2-15
Ltd.—
Quarterly
Special
7
12-
2-15
30c
—
(increased.)
Improvement & Forge Co.—
dividend /
_...!;
Step&n Chemical
12-15
12-15
1-
2
Co.
Torrington
Stock
dividend.
12-31
12-31
130c
Co,
Torrington
20c
(quar.)!
12-
8
$1
_1_
pfd.
Finanec
Tishmnn
Tobin
4
—-
preferred A (quar.)
Tidewater Oil Co., $1.20 preferred
New
2
11-
8
4(2%
Timely
12-16
1-
$1.25
(quar.)
common
Thrifty Drug Stores, 4%%
rune
Industrial
8
(quar.)
12-15
SI.25
(quar.)
Ltd.
Stock
Stein way
12-16
5%
Year-end
Steel
4
5%
—
of
1-
Thrift
Illuminating
United
7-
1-
conv.
Times-Mirror,
Lithograph,
Bros..
Co.
12 %c
12%c
1
preferred
Stedmau
12-31
United
7
1-
preferred (initial series)
series B (quar.)—
Investment Corp:
(quar.)
5'conv.
12-10
7
12-
I-20
2-15
$1
40c
(quar.)
12-
1
(initial
Tool
preferred
1
2-
dividend
5%/
12-28
12-
4V<%
12-11
$10c
(quar.)—
class A preferred (quar.)—
Gas Corp.
(quar.)—
.•
1-
2-1
,
Markets
12-31
1-15
12-31
12-31
$1.14
(reduced)——
Mills
Power
Stock
1-
2
Thor
l iiorofare
1-11
;;
(qtiar.)_.
iDel.) (quar.)_____
Stecher-Traung
i
50c
preferred
Shake
1-15
12-
12-11
20c
(quar.)____
preferred
common
12-18
Co.—
Extra
5%
A
12-28
12-29
12-31
140c
_
iquar.)
dividend)
class
130c
;
dividend)
Chemical
Stock
3*2%
_
Y.)_
(quar.)
Casualty,
(stock
B
15c
7c
,
(N.
(stock
I
(quar.)
1_
(s-a)_x
conv.
preefrred
Exploration
Stauffer
Steak
Corp.
Products
Corp.,
Ltd.
Inc.
7
$1.25
(quar.)—
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
'
Standard-Tocli
12-
4%
Thompson-Starrett Co.—
70 cents convertible preferred (accum.) —
ordinary income) „1
Standard
B
Thomaston
Standard Shares, Inc. (it is
anticipated that
this
distribution will not
be
taxable
i
as
12-31
12-31
30c
Ltd.
United
SI.19
preferred iquar.)— —
Thompson ill. I.) Fibre Glass—
1-11
8
12-29
6%
1-18
12-15
12-15
:i:69c
Corporations, Ltd., class A
12-18
$1.31%
(quar.)——
$5
■
Class B (extra)
:
United Fuel Investments,
——_
preferred
4'5
Inc.,
conv,
Class
120c
Co.
Ltd—
Inc.,
Sliovel
75c
<quar.)__
United
9
$1.16
—
$5
12-18
1
4
12-
$1.35
(quar.)—-.—
Textiles,
1-
12-
2
$1.14
quar.)—
(increased)——
Utilities
12-18
1
2
1-
$1
dividend)
(quar.)—
12-18
$1
1-
U.
12-15
$2
Standard
Co.
preferred
preferred
$1.25
4
2
1
1
-
preferred
4
2
12-16
1-
$1.12*72
—
—
12-
1-
1-4
America—
12-
Ijgilt—
12-31
(quar.)__1
Screw
12-31
12-31
Aj
Power
'
(quar.)..!
of
2
2-
1-20
12-16
4
1-
Ltd.—,
Omaha
2
SI.24
$4
$4.84
Co.
12-15
12-2T
1
92*/2C
1
Corp.
12-28
1-
87'/be
(quar.)
of
1-
$$1
—
preferred
(quar.)—
$4.5(5 preferred
(quar.)-,
Texas
Thew
Paving <& Materials, Ltd.
Standard Radio,
12-15
(quar.)
.
(quar.)
United Cities Gas, common
5*2%
preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
12-15
2- 2
10c
(quar.).
1-
15c
(quar.)——_—
12-17
12-28
(quar.)_
Standard
Standard
preferred
12-14.
12-31
RR.
Yards
Artists
#c
$1.21*$
——-—
common
38 %c
'
—
preferred
5%
Ry.,
1
.
12-31
quar.)
Twist Drill—
$4.50
12-18
02'/:jc
:
3»4.%.
12-31
11c
A
Biscuit
SI.27
;
—
12-28
Ohio—
A
(quar.)
Mfg. Co,, com,
Paper
Pacific
&
Texas
(quar.)
(yqar-end)
Union
12-15
1-
1:7V2C
_—
Stock
12-31
1- 4
1- 2
U.
(stock
93 %C
A
preferred
Standard
Gasoline
Texas Natural
1-15
—a
United
$1.22%
!
——
preferred (quar.).—
conv.
preferred (initial
preferred (quar.)—
5.40%.
12-14
3-
2-15
$1.18
(quar.)
18%c
common
class
(year-end)—
Standard
5.25%
12-14
40c
3-15
%%
$1.16
$1.16%
(quar.)——
1-12
10c..
62*/2c
37V2C
$2
Extra
Transmission—
38 %c
Corp.,
pfd.
25c
—
1-
(initial
of Canada,
Pacific
Extra
Union
1-15
$1.15
(quar,)-,,
—
27n
(quar.)—,
4
1-15
1-29
Co.—
3%
;
$1.60 convertible preferred
B
4.90%
4
12-31
1-
6
$1.28
4%
75c
(special)
com.
dividend—
Standard Financial Corp.,
75c
preferred
iquar.)_
Class
4
12-
.12-31
50c
11-
SI. 31%
Inc.
(quar.i—
preferred
Gas
Texas
preference- (quar.»—1
Products (stock dividend)-
Coil
Standard
$5.08
12-
2%
participating
Stock
■
Ltd.,
Service
jjreferred
$4.(54
Inc.—
$2
Standard
4
25c
1
S3
$5
11-10
25c
.
dividend..
Standard
11-16
2
Canada.
preferred
(quar.),
$4.56 preferred iquar.),
Co.
(quar.)—-——
(quar.)__
Company, (quar.i
Stahl-Meyer,
12-31
1-
2
Union
6
1-
12-16
$1.06%
Lines
Gas
.$4
Texas
common
"D"
12-
$1.12%
preferred
Stock
12-30
20c
(quar.)
Marine
&
12-30
3%
—
7
11-
$1.12%
—
Natural
Electric
Texas
12-14
31c
Sperry Rand Corp., common
4*25e preferred (quar.)
Square
Texaco
:
12-
2
$1.02%
—4-
33c
(quar.)
$3.50 pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preference
5%%
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).
1
%c
27 VaC
$1.18%
__1__
(quar.)
1-20
$1.10
$1.15
iquar.).
1
$1.06%
(quar.)
4.75%
4.36%
—1
11
iquar.)
preferred
4.50%
Transmission
'
$1.12 *%
(quar.)
United
iireferrecl
2-
1
1-
12 %c
'
——
4.10%
4.60%
(quar.)____
-4.60%
Gas
12-16
92 %c
1-
15c
(intial)——
sli;
Common
12-15
12-31
Co.
12-15-
1
$10c
preferred
Union Gas
1-
$2
Ltd.
$1.50
(quar.)
:
(increased)————
common
2
1-11
$3.70
12-15
31 tic
preferred
new
'
1-
.
Co.—
(quar )
4.25%-preferred
4.40% preferred
•
0%
,
.
$4 preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
12-31
♦
Acceptance,
!
;
12-31
12-10
for
(quar.)
Y.)
1-31
12-31
67*2C
Extra
12-31
1-15
40c
12-16
20c
1-15
12-29
3%
2
$1.25
Co.,
Union
$1.25
and B—
A
1-
(Texas)
Co.
Electric
5
1-11
12-15-
5%
(quar.)
United Gas Improvement Co—
$1.16'/4
Service
Union
12-29
12-30
1-
12-31
10%
_i
—
1-15
3'%
$1.07
Insurance
Special
1-15
30c
—__—
(quar.)
on
Corp.
Corp.,
Extra*.
Co.—-
"
Southwestern
(N.
Corp.
40c
common
Aircraft
Temco
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1-15
Trust
12-18
S2:
(quar.)—
Tellurlde Power,
Co.—
Power
Underwriters
Street
1-15
35c
$5 preferred (quar.)
(quar.)-—
1-15
South LaSalle
Pacific
$50c
—
(s-a)
(quar.)
12-15
Electric
1-
40c
Taylor International Corp., (stock dividend)
Telephone Service Co. of Ohio—
2
preferred
1-31
12-21
$45c
Taylor
2
4.28%
4.65%
1-31
208
$15c
12 -31
1-
Southwestern
12-21
15c
12-18
1-
11
4
20c
1-
34c
(quur.)_^-_-
1-
4
.
1-11
.1-26
Tempei' Corp.,- 4%% preferred (quar.)
Co. of New Jersey
(quar.)
Twin City Rapid Transit, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Twin Coach. $1.50 preferred
(quar.)
12-15
$3c
(quar.)
preferred
25c
Gas
4
$3c
1-11
Co.,
1S1.50
(quaT.)
1-
1-
1-15
1-26
25c
trust
Union
2
1-151-15
True
25c
Taylor
B
Co.
12-18
12-14
$7c
4%
preferred (quar.)
Taylor-Colquitt Co. (quar.)
12-16
Class
A
12-28
15c
;
12-18
Natural
1.
12-31
10c
dividend)—
1
1
(one
preferred A (entire issue called
redemption on Jan. 12 at 52c per
plus this dividend
>•"
12-16
12-18
(s-a)
22-
'
$2.80
12-10
12-10
1-1-60
22*20
(increaseai
1-15
Oxygen
12-12
1-15
(quar.)
Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)-—
Southern Nevada Telephone,'; common (quar.)
! -5.44%:;preferred. (quar.)_•„—_
preferred
(stock dividend)
Tri-Continental Corp,,. $2.70 pfd.
Truax-Traer Coal Co.—
12-15
7
each
11-16
—
Extra
4
A
$6
1
1-
$1.42%
$1.49
Co.
1-4
75c
(stock
Class
Southwest
12-21
12-28
•
1
& Williams Steel Forging
Corp.—
Quarterly
Trans-United Industries (stock div.)
Treesdale Laboratories & Textile Processing
12-18
1-
1
2-
Transue
1-13
2
2-
$1.40
7*720
5%
;
Corp.
1-20
Stouthern
1
1-
1-15
1-15
$1.22Vs
—
;
(stock dividend)
share held)
12-18
(lncreased-quar.)
2-15
—
2-
12-30
40c
162 %c
6%
2-12
1
1_
.—.*__
B
$$1.25
I
Ltd.
(quar.)—
Mines Bearer, Ltd.
(s-a)
(quar.)
.
2-2G
for
1
dividend)
12-28
2-
(quar.)
and class
1-15
(quar.)
Wayne
2-26
3-15
2-29
8c
—
12-11
Canada
3-15
%c
A
A
shore
$25c
America-.*
12-31
Southern
Class
United
T.
12-16
1
Class
30c
(quar.)
22*/aC
(quar.)__
Power, Ltd.* com.
4
4
$2%c
12 31
1-11
1-
12-21
1-25
JL-
25c
(s-a)
1-15
1-15
preferred
(quar.)
Transportation Corp. of America—
31
Tamblyn
$1.12%
quar.)__'_
Gqld
Symington
1-12
4
62 %c
;
Registered
1-
25c
—
Co.
1-25
$35c
pfd. (quar.)
(Del.), com. (quar.)
Industries,
Sylvanice
10c
'.
■
2-
12-10
55c
——
(s-a)—
Southeastern
&
Switson
$1.20
$1.40
2- 1
63^40
$5.96
17c
(quar.)
of
9
35c
'
Co.
(quar.)
12-
t$1.25
(quar.)
—
Year-end
~
Southeastern
Inc.
Year-end
Sweets
5
1-
1-31
40c
preferred' .(quar-.)
•
1-
1-31
Canada
Corp.
Ostock
(quar. >
Rubber
preferred
1
$1.12
—!
preference
1-11
$5.70
1-
25c
(quar.)
A
25c
20%
!
(quar.)
11c
pfd.
12-15
,
(quar.)
preferred
$1.25
(quar.)
(s-a)
12-28
28*aC
(quar.)
Fund,
Rico
5%
9
Electric-
Telephone (quar.)i__
S2.80 preferred (quar.)_
Puerto
12-
Ordinary
27c
Ltd.,
South Georgia Natural Gas, $6 pfd. (quar.)
South Pittsburgh Water Co.—
4%%
preferred (quar.)—
;——
1
South
4
preferred
preferred
$5.60
9
6c
(increased
65c
England
Sommerville,
6%
$4.90
9
12-
5%
Ltd.
2
12-
25c
(quar.)—
12-10
12-15
12-28
(quar.)
1
12-15
12-11
2
12-28
Pipe Line—
1
4%
Superior Window, class A (quar.)
Supertest Petroleums, Ltd., common
1-15
1-30
1-
Common
65c
.
12
(quar.)
Separator Co.—
160c
28c
&
(quar.)
20c
2
1-
30c
.
'
preferred
.
12-11
1-
-
—17*2C
(quar.) J
1-
45c
a.— -.
of
$2.55
Gas
,
12-11
1- 2
1- 2
12*/ac
:
dividend
1-
10c
(initial-quar.)
$4.50
Stock
20c
preferred
15c
(quar.)
Southern
|
Corp.,
Propane,
Superior
12-11
2
22 %c
—
Southern
12-15
2
1-
62 %c
iquar.)
Gas
12-30
5%
12-31
Common,
25c
(quar.)
common
Super Valu Stores Inc.
57 %c
(quar.
(quar.)
1-
1-
•
12-23'
dividend)-.
Assurance Co.
Superior
15c
(quar.)
1
Transcontinental
25c
—
—
15c
Corp. (quar.)
Fund. Inc.
Sunrise
12 %c
common
1-
Sunbeam
3
cmnulative preferred (quar.)—1__
5% participating original preferred (quar.)
preferred
preferred
12-15
12-
4.32%
4.48%
Sun Life
12-31
(quar.)__
12-23
Stock
12-15
32 %c
_
3-11
1
Drug Co.
dividend
56 '/ic
(quar.)—.—
Ltd. (quar.)
California Edison,
Southern
Chemical
Sun
3-25
5%
Co.
Corneany,
Southdown
Sun
12-24
$1.37
(quar.)_—:_____
Gas
Jersey
12-31
38^0
preferred
(quar.)___
4.50%
preferred A
(quar.j_——_;
5%
preferred (quar.)
1
(initial)-,
1-15
31 %c
4.50%
South
Co.
4-15
12 %c
Paper Co., com. (stock dividend)—__
51/2% preferred (quar.) —
—
South American Gold & Platinum Co
South Carolina Electric & Gas, com.'(quar.)
Corp.
Hall
10c
(quar.)_
1
1-
„—
1-15
1
.
22*2C
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
25c
(quar.)_
Company-
&
15c
Sorg
Coast
(8.)
Stuart
''
,.'$1.55. preferred. (quar.)
South
(stock
preferred
Stroock
12-31
1-29
Corp.,
3%
—____
iquar.)
preferred
Corp.,
$5
4
1-
43%c
(quar.)
——
2-
1-
pfd.
common
Stouffer
12-15
1-29
12-14
Extra
4-
(quar.)
—
12-21
—-—::
Co., common
Drug. Stores
Sommers
B
12-18
36%c
7%
com.
Broadcasting,
Class
2
of Rec.
2-
-
preferred
preferred
Lines
Holders
Payable
22J/2C
Fund—
convertible
Transcon
1-
4%
new
12-18
56c
(quar.)_
1
150c
..
(J. M.) Co.. (initial)
dividend-—
Smucker
Shop,
12-22
2
1-
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)—
i'ransamerica Corp. (quar.)
57c
dividend
&
5%
7%c
.
preferred
4
40c
15c
common—.*
Corp.
Stock
12-31
1-15
approved
3
Company
4(-2%
(quar.)_
preference
1-
130c
Y.)—
(quar.)
common
Co.,
Camp,
1-
$1.25
(quar.)__
com.
(N.
(quar.)—,
Fuller
SI
(quar.)
Paper Mills,
<fc
$1.25
:
Corp.
O.)
(A.
preferred
2nd
Storer
Stone
Trans-Canacta Corp.
10c
Container
2
1
12-31
1-12
convertible
1-
1-11
(quar.)
prior
2-
-—u———
(Howard)
50c
11-30
2
Trust
(quar.)
Stokely-Van
J25c
__
5%> cl. A pfd. (quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)
5%
1-
Trane
When
Share
of Company
12-31
40c
Textiles,
Par
Name
1-11
5c
(stockhldrs.
preferred
5%
—
Superior Co.
Smith
12-28
115c
iquar.)
Skenandoa Rayon Corp.,
Smith
11-13
1-27
of Rec.
7%c
:
,
Baer
1-2-60
&
Markets, class A
5.90%
+15c
(quar.)
Simplex Paper Corp. (quar.)
Smyth Mfg. Co. ———
-
9
tlOc
:—.
& Co., Ltd., $1 pfd.
(T. S.)
Simms
$2
12-
2
Bank
preferred
4%%
Stevens
Stix,
Sigma Manes, Ltd. <s-a)__
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., class A
Class B (quar.)—
Stern
4%%
lZeM
1-
10c
_
Power Co.—
$2.44 preferred A (quar.)
7
12-
4
Pacific
Sierra
614
1-
&
Extra
Payable
■
Holders
.
Corp.
split)
'2-for-i
a
Stern
7
1-18
4%
—
(s-a)
Inc.
1-18
25c
.—
1
1
(quar.)
■
Stewart-Warner
12-10
25c
,
dividend
B
Stock
Sicard.
:—
w_:
Sterling National
Quarterly
$25c
Stock
Extra
Motors
When
Share
of Company
Sterling Electric
+S1.75
preferred
(quar.)
_
Inc., class A (quar.)
Shuiton.
Class
Name
12-10
of Canada, Ltd.—
Bherxvin-Williams Co.
Common
(quar.)
7%
Par
47
1-
4
12-10
Walker
&
1-
4
12-10
Class
A
?50c
Inc.
pfd.
(accum.)—
(quar.)——
common
(quar.i
—
7%
Corp.,
System
Co.,
(quar.)
(year-end)—
12-18
12-15
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2756)
Per
Payable
<Hiram) Gooderham & Worts; Ltd.
Quarterly
Wallace
-—-——
1- 4
2-29
(quar.)
Inc.
Share
common
J 30c
2-
1
1-
+56V4C
2-
1
1-
12-18
1-22
preferred
(quar.)
—
(quar. ).„„
—...
2'»
Zenith
Electrical
Zenith
Radio
Supply
Corn,
(Jim
Ward
Ltd.
Corp/(quar.j—*—>~—»—
i
201'
RR.
&
Swasey
Co.
1- 6
Waste
(quar.)
——
mately $312,700,
12-11
p.
1-
source.
Non¬
Wayne
5%
Motor
(quar.)-,—.-—
26'/4C
50c
■
Mills
Knitting
50c
preferred
31)4c
(quar.—
Welbilt Corp. (year-end)—.-.——,
Wellington Fund (quarterly of 13c from in¬
vestment
income
plus
Wesson
Oil
4.80%
& Snowdrift
4.80%
preferred
preferred
date
and/or record date is
funds,
15%
non-residents tax.
4.80%
preferred
Power
9-
1
8-15
1-
2
12-15
12-31
12-1.8.
40c
makes
said
12-29
'quar,)—$JL12'A
Virginia Water Service,
com.
1-15
$1.05
17c
1%
(quar.
12-15
1-
30c
12-18
12-18
1-1
$1.10
(quar.>
12-
4
Carolina Telephone
Western
Casualty
(quxi*r,)_„.
& Surety
Western Department Stores
12-28
.
12-9
12-
1- 1
10c
12-30
...
(quar.)
1- 2
12-10
!50o
1-15
12-15
1-15
12-15
Western Insurance Securities—
Class
A
70c
__
7%
1st
New 4%
New
5';
Western
2-1
1-1
1st
2-1
and
is
also
Sutro
engaged
Eros.
the
&
(he
45c
the
of
and
stock
construction
buildings
it,
sale
of
will
be
sale
added
working capital
of
residential,
improvements on
and
the
and
shopping center at Riverside, Calif.)
lease
01*
the
to
and
will
of
land
Plywood,
Ltd.,
class
The
company
and
other
of
in
connection
26
California
as
Board
has outstanding
now
to
shares
securities.
$100
funds
available
possible
acquisition
with
1,326.700 shares
The
preferred
par
.
1,326,700
stock
of
(increased).
Tablet & Stationery Corp.—
Common (quar.)..,..
or
of
■»
other
and
Allen
Carlo
&
and management
P.
Co.,
Giuntini
208,824
and
Penn
and
12-17
Net
12-17
Profit
12-30
12-17
1-1
12-11
12-29
12-10
Com.
12-28
""Earns,
sales
„!
Prov.
The
the
of
same
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5%preferred
Tool
.
Western
Union
Stamping
Co.
Telegraph
(stock
1959
1958
1957
for
the
same
1959,
Westmoreland,
35c
4-
div.)
5%
12-24
12-10
1
taxes
484,000
320,200
815,920
735,582
$303,313
$754,656
$682,404
186,594
178,208
164,861
'$4.14
12-21
35c
1-15
12-18
(quar.
1-29
•
30c
1-
1-
>
8
12-15
1-1
12-10
1-1
1-
2
12-10
2%
1-
2
12-10
2-
1
(quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
com.
(quar. 1
$1.433'5
4%
prior liefl (quar.
Wheeling Machine Products (stock dividend)..
$1
....
2-
1-
1
8
1-
8
2%
Stecu
Corp.,
preferred
Whirlpool
common
(quar.)
common
11-24
1-5
11-24
75c
(quar.)—.
Corp.,
1-15
20C
.
Extra..
Wheeling
1-
35c
2
1-
$1.25
(increased)
White Hardware.
Ltd.,$2.80 1st pref. 1 accum.)
White. Motor Co.—
month
the
to
$2.35
previously
$1.63
reported
income
previously
the
of
carried
2
12- 4
12-
12-31
has
changed
year
of
proper
directly
$4.23
been
earned
to
reflect
'
$42
another $6
on Dec. 31,
year
income
Service
compared
12
and
the
for
November,
income
gross
ended
the
for November.
1958.
$48,309,404 and
1959. compared with
income
Gross
$1,054,715 in
for
9%,
12
surplus
of the
operating revenues of $4,139,compared with $3,792,158 for
year.
to
months
$11,972,112
11%
respectively as
33%
Co.—Earnings Sise—
gross
1959,
and
revenues
the
of
and
capital -and
the
...
November,
the previous
$1,144,627
operating
that
Nov.
were
30,
months
12
1958,
30,
Nov.-
ended
respectively.
months
ended
Nov.
1959,
30.
.$9,947,032,
was
equal, after preferred stock dividends, to $2.07 per share on the 4.401,620 shares of common stock outstanding at end of said period. For the
same 12 months period of the
preceding year, net income was $8,664,after
equal,
preferred
outstanding
Stahl-Meyer,
of
at
dividends,
end
Inc.
30,
1959,
and
and
$22,426,184
Oct.
of
said
$1.80
to
share on 4.389.499
p. 2244.
per
period.—V.
190,
net
Subs.)—Shows Piot'it—
(<fc
its
consolidated
income
of
George A. Schmidt,
charges
certain
subsidiary
$77,316
Jr.,
for
and
fiscal
sales
net
ended
year
week.
preferred dividends, net income equaled $0.36 per share on the
shares of
common
stock
outstanding Oct. 30 last.
In 1958
172,590
—V.
reported
the
President, announced last
the company reported net sales of $22,263,614 and
181,
net I
a
Of $18,611,
jss
110.
p.
Standard Oil
surplus,
This
*
"Earnings per share are computed on the basis ol' a weighted aver¬
age of the number of shares outstanding during the
year.
Earnings per share lor the fiscal years, ended in 1950 through
1953 have been adjusted to give effect
retroactively to the 10% stock
dividend in 1954.—V. 189-, p. 1073.
Co.
(Ind.)—Files Stock Plan—
company of 910 South
tration
statement
the
with
Michigan Avenue, Chicago, filed
SEC
Dec.
17,
regis¬
a
1959,
covering options to
pursuant-to the com¬
pany's Second Incentive Stock Option Plan for Key Exeeutbres.—V. 190,
purchase
shares
470,000
on
Standard
of
Oil
stock
1567,
p.
/
,
System Finance Co., Champaign, HI.—Files With SEC
Plough, Inc.—Secondary Offering—A secondary offer¬
ing of 38,841 shares of common stock (par $2.50) was
covering
made
offered
Dec.
on
15
by Blyth & Co., Inc. and Walston &
Co., Inc. at $51 per share, with a dealer's concession of
$1.25 per share. The offering was completed.—V. 190,
p. 265.
The
company
Radio
Corp. of America—Change in Deb. Conversion
face
of
amount,
proceeds
through
be
to
are
used
Clegg & Co., cVampaign,
Hurd,
for
working
Jll.
capital.
Telecomputing Corp.—Acquisition—
ing
»
Dec. 15 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
6%
subordinated notes due Jan. 1, J.966 to be
on
$250,000
at
The
Lbs
The
12-15
-
Directors
than
the
to
12-11
1-1'
5:70c
4
lou,
$17,179,71^:
add
to
fiscal
the
ol
60%
of
of
month
was
Net
12-10
50c
(quar))_____
5
$17'Ac.
U7'Ac
Ltd., class A
credits
share
per com.
31,
stated
utility reports
Stahl-Meyer, Inc.
1.417,986
allocation
3-10
1- 6
quar.)
E
(quar.).,
Weyenberg Shoe
Mfg.
Stock
dividend
5%
1-15
1-2
(quar.)-.../:,..
Inc.
(George),
Class
the
increase
an
1956
1.570.576
income
v.
of
had more
1958 total of
company
Myers/ expects
end
also
Public
Dallas-based
216
$11,427,775
623,513
shrs.
'Net
■■illIke
(increased
Ltd.
Mr.
the
by
executive
Southwestern
311,
profit —$462,934
outstanding
197,382
"Net
.
$1.25
Westminster Paper,
Weston
1-15
./
$1.25
:
(quar.).
&
to
the
the,Dec,
to
company had increased
date.—V.
189, p. 856.
The
of
shares.
common
million
Seaboard
for
946,934
inc.
.
n
Ay ,corM):
aoroaa.
Board
the
President/ told
reported,
compared
and
taxes
for Fed.
nations
16
Corp.—-Earnings—
$12,311,796 $10,093,714 $12,302,916
—•
inc.
before
in
bringing the total to almost $50 million.
$43,588,828
Phillips
Myers,
he
according
company,
million to
$8
$13,094,419
Principal
preferred
756
force,
and
assets
President.
as
common
officials 243,740
Cable
&
Fis. Yrs. End. Oct. 31—
12-17.
12-30
17V2C
;
_
Western
in
shares
Plastic Wire
Rneem
•
stock
issued
be
B.
30,
The
the
shares
to
are
acquisition of the businesses
corporations.
The
prospectus lists
M.
are
with
.
..
.
.
million
of
for
common
common
were
the
Chairman
stockholders
12-30
5%
announced,
not
were
company has increased total insurance in; lorce
one-half times the 1958 figure since the beginning
and
Nov.
Gross
addition
12-30
37(gc
Western
transaction
22.
of
As
After
'
B
the
Fla„
two
Albert
Dec.
on
Net
same.
general
be
com¬
1959,
properties.
i5c
5% pfd. (1952 and 1955 series) (quar.)„_
Western Pacific RR. (stock dividend)„...._.
of
associated
Miami,
almost
of
'
Western
details
or
to
The
resoit
by
increase
to
company
70c
•
,
)p.
addition
This
Co.
development of its properties (including financing for the construction
of homes, business buildings and resort and other facilities at Salton
Sea, Imperial County, Calif., and for additional construction at the
40c
Natural Gas--
the
Seabo^d Life Insurance Co. ol America—Vnume Up
business
developed
areas
proceeds
the
in
recreational
mercial
1-18
•
•
,1
....
1776.
p,
public offering price and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
•
:
The company was organized in September 1959 to
acquire, through
subsidiaries, the business and properties of certain corporations en¬
gaged
in
developing
real
estate
in
Southern
California.
Directly
and through these subsidiaries it is engaged in
the business of sub¬
dividing and developing land into lots or parcels by various off-site
improvements and selling or leasing land which it has acquired.
It
12-15
20c
ox
.
The company employs about 340 persons.
The new' Mexican plant will be the 24th
plant operated
1-14
$1.50
...
preferred (initial quar.)....
preferred (initial quar.)
preferred (initial quar.)_„•__
2nd
Co.,
shares
(quar.)...
6% preferred
(quar.)
Western Light & Telephone (extra).....
Western Maryland R.v„ new com.
(initial)..
New
A'
in
12-15
•
agreement, Rheem will provide tecr.mcai
.
plant equipment from its Automotive Division.
springs and bumpers at its Fullerton,. Laiu. 1.
largest automotive parts plant west of the-MLsis
some
be
affiliated
Continued from page 5
4,020
1
1960.
industries.
Corporation and
Investment News
12-15
(quar,)„C_|35c
preferred
General
12-
12-31
25c
Ltd., class A (quar.•
9
1,
purchase
to making springs for automotive plants and use in .
field in Mexico and several' South Americar c0"
^.r '
Rassini also manufactures a line of nuts for the automotive -ana ouier
12-15
1-1
35c
(increased)—
7
12-28
••$1,121/3
$1.25
(quar.)
Western
12-18
1-15
1-15
$1,02Ya.
dividend—
preferred
12-11
later
to
automotive
to
Financial
in
West
Grocers,
8-15
|$1,75.
West
$1.40
1
$1.50
-
.....
Western
6-
60c
preferred B (quar,).;
preferred C (quar.).—
Texas Utilities, 4.40% pfd. (quar.)...Virginia Pulp & Paper (quar.).
"*
2-15
•
—
4.10%
preferred
12-15
3-1
60c
4.20%
Stock
1-2
60c
(quar.)...
Co
4'A%Tiureferred
$4.50
4-15
.—
West'Penn Electric
Penn
4-15
4-29
35c
common..—.......
12-3
4-29
the
and
ance
Canadian
which is deferred
of
replacement
12-18
12-29
•
oxi_
!
L10.o
has i/wi vuonvu a ouuovfluwoj interest — jEvdosini S. A.,
purchased » substantial
in
iVfoviffl
it
largest automotive spring manufacturer in we•
' ■
Jan.
Under
indicated here,
less
payment
announced by A. Lightfoot Walker,
President
6f the Mexican company will be changed to
name
effective
The corrected payment
incorrect.
was
for
,
Manufacturing: Co.—Acquisition—
City,
been
The'
Less Jamaica income tax.
12-1?
1- 2
12-29
10c
(quar,).—.—...........
(quar.)....
(quar.).....
West Jersey & Seashore RR. (s-a)
West Kootenay Power & Light, Ltd.—
7%
preferred (quar.)
„•
Payable in U. S.
12-14
4
distribution
48c
from securities profits.
61c
Wellington Management, class A (initial).—
12'Ac
Class B (initial).
...—12'Ac
$5
t
x
12-31
12- I
1-
has
.
Previously published date
1954
years
company
Mexico
In
2%
(quar.)_-^-a_
Weder Showcase &.Fixture Co.—
f
1- 2
dividend.
12-31
2-15
this
for
the
As
•),
Rhcem
8
Less British income tax.
y
12-29
12-18
1-30
closed
a
12- 9
1- 2
1- 5
1- 2
not
1953.
1567.
This
*"*0
books
for
computing
31.
12-11
1-29
of
Dec.
due to ^
depreciation aw•
a
result, the
and 1959 inclu.er
respectively,
$156,000,
method
after
taxes
12-15
King Corp.—
Waukesha
West
Transfer
12-18
12-28
$20
321^0
%
(.stock dividend)-—
convertible preferred C (quar.)—_—
S%
income
12-29
12-31
Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the
resident tax~75%; resident tax 7%i
+
1-15
12-31
5
1-15
40c
quar.)..—.,.——45c
Common
West
2-
(extra)——
(increased
Oil
12-23
1-. 4
Warwick Hotel (annual)——
Washington
12-23
$3.50
—
Bros,
1
1-1
a
30c
$1.12%j
<s-a)
Bros. Pictures, Inc. (quar.)
Warner-Lambert, 4%% preferred (quar.)__
Warren
Federal
4
12-16
1-
S1.37 *
Warner
Warner
1-1
2.0c
Baking Co., common (quar.
preferred < quar.———.—:
River
installed
12-29
T4c
(quar.)__
f
5 Vz'r
Ware
balance
additions
40c
Co.,
(quar,
.
Walter
declining
4
19$J
Monday, December 28,
.
.
proximately $111,000 and
Payable of Rec
65c
/
(Walt)
(see Disney
Production
Product ions
4V2%
Holder*
Company
Zeller's, Ltd.,
12-23
37'Ac
Name of
.
•
1-15
When
Per
of Rec.
Lf°c
———
dividend^——-—-———*-t
Disney
Holders
'
•
65c
Tieriian,
&
Stock
Walt
XVlien
Share
of Company
Name
Walker
.
Angeles
and Mfg.
aircraft
firm has
Phoenix,
Co.,
and
electronic
acquired
Arizona,
it
parts,
the
assets
Phoeniz
of
manufacturer
announced
was
of
Engineer¬
precision
Dec.
22 by
missile,
Wm.
R.
.
Slock
diyidend
common.
011
5.^4%
preferred
Whitehall Cement
Wichita
(quar,)
Stock
Yards
Will
&
Baumcr
(quar.)
Ross. Inc.
Wilcox Oil Co,
Stock
com.
<
1
10.04
Wilson
Stationers
5%
«fc
i_
1
19.04
1-
4
12
i.J
1.0
950
2
1
id
15
x.
4
12_
4
2-1
^1
40
40c
a-
1
7
r
$1 OGiA
1-
1
19
14
(s-a)_
1-
1-
1
12
14
preferred.
Oil
Co.
si
1
ic
1897
Witco
Chemical
Wood
(Alan.)
Wood
Alexander,
6%
i,John)
4A',;
1
Stock
Alan
J?-31
&
(quar.)—
Lothrop.
A:
Yello*
.
(quar.)
'
common
jr.
Mfg.
Co.,
Ononthly
CII"
""
(quar.)
Transit
dividend)
"
(quorn
Freight
County Gas Co.
Yosemite Park
Young
7%
&
Youngstown Steel
Bros.,
12
14
+si i9J/0
75c
0=
Inc.
19
\2A*
l2'^n
12-29
{990
12-
\i
11
Door
Inc.,
common
95c
37S
37i'|c
\"2\
J; \
1.
9
}
2
\.w
7-29
i9*?J
12{™
12
in
*"
f"2®
I"
q
£?
ia,
u
4
preferred
4
12.3!
,
(
to
$49.04
the
at
per share.
with Irving
the
declaration
Feb.
on
190,
per
Dec.
on
1960
1,
to
Whittaker,
Terms
4.
1959,
holders
of
Co.,
of
a
common
Works—Statement1959—12 Mos.—1958
$5,309,641
$4,448,811
1.449.849
1,190,461
300.352
50c
l-
for
Sales
next
of
830,381
356,654
.
1.
intangibles...
3
3
3,797,140
3,205,835
1.512,501
1,242,970
....
revenues..
•_
Jl
revenues
before
Interest
13,864
22,966
1.526.365
1,265,936
.....
25c
is
of
presently
is
Phoenix
expected
Whittaker
plant
Corp.,
to
said.
on
Phoenix.
of
areas
but
the transaction
Telecomputing
stock,
does
Whit¬
increase
The
firm
two-acre
a
site
at
to
is
annual
an
than
more
located
in
in
of
one
new
$i
of
million
a.ruouem
the
.
rate
JPV?
20,000
industrial
Major customers include Hughes Aircraft, Motorola,
Sperry
Rand,
Bendix
Aviation.
Cannon
Electric
and
Aircraft.
debt—charges..
410,831
?
-
bond
premium
»3
and
on
19.ih
Division,
for
88.719
:
ment.
in
2,663
new
Operating
Federal
Balance
2,059
,
for
accounting
for
overstatement
installed
in
December
;
___/
*
N.
for
1957
for
and
the
year
1958
1957
and
the balance
will
be
added
18,
Industrial
Rayon
Corp.,
above.—V.
57,600
computed
on
1958.
The
additional
Federal
depreciation
income
tax
deductions
announced
operation
of
from
dioxide
the
sulphur
Nearness
of
low-cost
suming
the
to
working
retire
a
capital—V
190,
Acquired—
in
Great
transportation
Sulphur Process—
plant
to
offers
eastern
results"
for
Sudbury District
Lakes
1720.
p.
"encouraging
pilot
a
188,
Sudbury
Canada
3%
returns
of
ap-
the
pure
initial
sulphur
Ontario.
sulphur the
and
advantage
otker Targe
con¬
Feasibility of large tonnage commercial
production will be determined
part by costs as projected from further
pilot operarions, the an¬
nouncement said. It also will be affected
by the future price-of sulphur.
The plant was completed la<Pt
year and,
with associated facilities,
cost
over
$500,000.
Initirl
operations
consisted
in
since
last
continued
development
a
in
obtaining
of
areas.
Sulphuric
is
has
company
eight-months
1959.
depreciation
to
Texas Butadiene & Chemical Corp.—To Be
International
March
purposes
included
and
of
sinking fund remaining life method. For Federal income
tax provisions,
the company uses the
straight line basis for depreciation, which ex¬
ceeded the amounts
charged per books by approximately $124,000 and
$144,000
C.;
to
moving the company's
the new plant in Wilming¬
up
1118.
p.
be
62^400
§
:
split,
S125.000 will be devoted to the cost of
from Michigan and setting
business
ever,
$120,000
$
common
stock
system
40.000
214,598
follows:
as
tax
accounting
2,529
26,612
revenues
income
2-for-l
NOTE—For
were
used
of
used
bank loan;
coil
3,856
451.970
machine
adjustments
5,456
2,253
;
the
engaged
primarily as a manufacturer of environ¬
for the simulation of climatic conditions .and
refrigeration and heating equipment,
tt has outjitanding 500.079 shares of common stock and various indebtedness.
Of
the net proceeds of this
financing, $425,000 will be
equipment
manufacture
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co.—New
nents
The
is
company
mental
The
4a4%
Common
Calif., has been named vice-president and
Phoenix subsidiary.—V. 190, "p. 1777.".
$805,586
30,000
new
Teniiey Engineering, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Shares
outstanding:
preferred, series A..
4preferred, series E__
4.7%
preferred,
series
C__:
4.7% preferred, series D
5 Vz %
preferred,. series E
Lynwood,
corporation, located at 1090 Springfield Road, Union, ."N. J., filed
registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 18 covering $500,000 of
0*2% convertible subordinated debentures due January, 1970 and 25.000
shares of common stock.
The debentures are to be
offered, for public
sale at 100%
of principal amount with a 9% commission to the under¬
writers, headed by Milton D. Blauner & Co., Inc.
Offering price and
underwriting terms for the common stock are to be supplied
by amend¬
105,448
$1,018,445
30.000
stock
at
This
911,034
I"
!
stock..
common
be
a
See
lfi
12_lg
354,902
1.107,164
'J.
preferred
available
company
general manager of the
ton.
!
....
Dividends
Balance
l^l
for
349
419,201
r__
income
1958.
glJS
3
7.025
1.016
expenses
Total
Net
347.525
7.351
j.
....
deductions
of
will
operated as
a
wholly-owned subsidiary
of
Telecomputing and Harold C. Olson, who founded the company m
1950,
.will
continue
as
President,
Whittaker
stated.
Donald
A.,
Hendricks, formerly plant manager of Telecomputing's Whittaker Con.-
the.
long-term
011
Amortization
errors
l-li
disclosed,
exchange
or
.*2
of
This
square-foot
The
deductions.....
Interest
Other
12.i5
\i\
not
were
issuance
volume
Sandia
576,373
992,500
402,632
tax.
depreciation..
Deductions:
}^J5
12
Telecomputing.
purchase
the
year,
trols
!
J...
Net
operating
Non-operating
,o.k
l
of
251,963
651.804
.
depreciation:
Total
4
1-15
the
include
not
of
million.
Trust
President
of
taker stated.
close
1981.
p.
:
Amortization
\
i_
7§
^
Zale Jewelry Co., common
(quar.).
3Class B (stock dividend
of one share
each 21 shares held)
S50
filed
12_15
25c
,quar.)
was
been
effective
taxes
+After
I'.'e
from
12_24
u
75c
(quar.)..,
Water
income
Provision
12"31
12-31
$1
(quar.)
Jose
General
i
l-rl
1-25
7i,^c
(quar.)
price
has
payable
1959.—V.
2
75c
(quar.)——
became
Period Ended Nov. 30—
■
Curry
results
2%,
18,
Miscellaneous
12
(stock
(quar.)
debentures
conversion
Indenture.
Operating revenues r
Operating expenses and
Operation
Balance
U5c
37'ic
Lines,
(J. S.) Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
Younker
2
—
_____—
York
1-
2„c
(quar. ).
Yellow
+40c
37y2C
'
the
i =
10c
common
preferred
12-15
19
«■<
Ltd—"""-
PWtered
f- preferred (,uar.,
6%
6V
14
9
%fc
Towne
Cab
1
12-31
12-31
_
in
1R
loin
Jo'i?
1-
_J.
(nuar.)____
VPOrati0n (aiinUal)-
Wrirley (W111.1
Monthly
«
\"3\
:
■
" ^
(quar.)
Wool Combing
Corp. (Canada),
Yale
A
(quur.
preferred
Extra,U
10.
si 50
(quar.).
Petroleum
Woodward
=n
75?
(annual30c
Industries, Ltd., class
industries
«...
Steel).""
Wood
common,
dividend
Woodley
o<c
—
o5c
(see
Ltd.,
(quar.)
pret(>rred
Woodall
(quar.)
(quar.)
Steel
preferred
Wood
series
change
the
of
Dec.
on
which
conversion
the
adjustment
dividend
stock
ion
J1?
i£
<quar.)"•
The
of
under
Trustee
stock
the
18,
Federal
Envelopes, Ltd.—
•
6%
Wiser
subordinated
change
r
1st
.
adjustment,
•Maintenance
6*>'Ac
preferred (quar.)__.—'
Windsor Industries
(quar.1"
Wisconsin Electric Power—
the
Dec.
San
1%
**.
..._I~
convertible
n
The
40t
.
announced
Bell
40c
<
22
90
"
_
preferred
as
20c
incrcased-quar.)
iquar.)
preferred (quar.
Bros.,
5%
lm
_
to
Certification
19-24
" "
(quar.)
Wilson
9
1
n
Common
S4.25
l-
1-
—
Company,
Prior
business
1-15
Dec.
on
share.
9
ooc
■■
.
(quar.__
dividend
&
Common
■
,
corporation
of its 3'A %
price
lo.m
-in
750
±
Wllliams-McWilliams Industries—
Wilson
19.
10
$1.0614
Candle (quar.)
(quar.)—
Will
,9.17
12-30
4«r
Cs-a$2
Wieboldt Stores, Inc.. common
$4.25 preferred
(quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)—.:
12-10
,
4%
'
__
Union
i_io
$1,311/4
______
Mfg. (stock dividend)-.
quarterly.........
Increased
The
5%
__
'
in
quantity
shipping
market
t»--»
operations
basis
Nickel
acid
Co.
and
from
of
as
sulphur
'n
is
been
attempt
being
to
test -runs.
around-the-clock
How¬
will
and
successfully conclude the
conducted
in
association
with
Ltd.
sulphur
dioxide are now being -produced
but, because of storage, and
products, it has not been possible to
available from such gases.
In the event thgit
to
smelter
smelter
189,
gases
these
the utmost
achieved.—V.
have
an
Canada,
liquid
"Inco"
*"<l»e.s
sulphur,
in
which
program
the
«"lnv>ur
he
this
limitations
all
elemental
will
April,
on
p.
gases
can
be
reduced
flexibility of storage
2725.
economically
and
to
*"riii3portation
*
190
Volume
Number 5911
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
..
(2759)
Industrials Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
33
This
The fund
common snares.
of
ance
United Rayon
Manufacturing Corp.—To Redeem De¬
bentures—
ox 9363 Wilshire Boulevaru, joeverly
Hxiis, Calif., filed a
statement with the SEC on Dec. 21, 1959 covering 500,000
tuna,
registration-
us
uirectors
with
tne
assist¬
underwriter.
corporation
debentures,
Corporation 01 caluornia, its in¬
Management Corp. also serves as tne
Wm. Howaru iNicnoias is listed as President.
tion
is
Corporation
acquisition
oi
of
combination,
artificially
convertible
Corp.
thermodynamics
of
a group
which will
The
retain
Bland-Ewing
with
interest
converts
30%
some
sales
Calif,
this
the
2087. "
Oil
joined^—
has
•The SECT New York
Regional Office announced Dec.
injunction had been issued
Securities Exchange
the
Act
registration
I11
Sales
:
En¬
tihental
Plan,"
publication
Corporation
the
Common
corporation,
company,
listed
Dec. 10 as follows:
Stock
and
ftheir
10
edition
the
E." I.
Power
du
Pont
.
—1
1
He
Electric
Bethlehem
$18,134,750
25,500 '
.
abroad.
10,087,500
9,658,000
170,000
—I.-.-,
9,413,750
172,200
8,114,925
100,000
______
____
___i
__
7,625,000
165.000
'
"Includes holding in Christiana Securities
Company.—V.
Incorporation
with
of
principal
Co.
Dec.
of
18-
v
U.nimar,
offices
Calif,
and
6,600,000
190,
p. 2498.
a
in
'•
$10,000,000 fully integrated oil company
and jointly
owned
by
Union
Oil Co., Ltd. of
Japan, was announced
Hongkong,
Maruzen
by
Reese H. Taylor, Union Chairman.
The Unimar company will place immediate
emphasis
in
Soutne«8b
from
tween
be
and
East.
Japan
Union
jointly-owned
Oil
will
company
refineries
U.
H.
J.
S.
Sales
debentures
McGee.
in
be
of
originally
l/20th
190,
.
of
Other
Cadwell
in
directors
of
be¬
Union
Hongkong
Kinzo
are
will
Takii
Frank-
into
p.
2606.
record
Gerstley
had
sales
and
by Boenning & Co. on
Dec. 15 offered
publicly $1,250,000 of 6% sinking fund
debentures, due 1974, and 125,000 common shares of
United Marine, Inc. The debentures bear
non-detachable
warrants
said
sales
■BUSINESS—United Marine was organized in
April, 1959,-to acquire
the plants and assets of Richardson
Boat Cor, Inc. of North
Tonawanda,
n;
Y.
are
and
Colonial
Boat
to be transferred
pursuant
to
to
•PROCEEDS—United
stock
for $250,000
periodic
in
payments
Works,
Inc.,
United for
purchase
u-
of
Millville,
total
a
N.
These
J.
consideration
of
assets
experienced
and
consumer
also
its
agriculture
products
recorded
emphasis,
17%
U.
cash.
under
to
14,25.9.
Over
The
total
has
It
issued
used
125,000
$228,000
shares
this
of
of
common
cash
to
make
the
purchase contract. The balance of this
approximately $950,000 of the net .proceeds from the
offering
of: these units; are to be
used to complete the
payments under the con¬
and
the
EARNINGS—A
Inc., for the
of
expenses
forma
pro
ended
year
its
the
Hoffman
98%
to
In
statement
of
Sept. 30^ shows
earnings
to
vote
spinoff
21.
the
net
Marine,
earnings of $70,597.
the
securities
offered,
is
notes
5%%
6%
follows:
as
■
-
payable
notes due
demand-
on
Oct.
Authorized
<
-u-.-•$57,531
14, 1959__„
under
shares
Anton-Imco
U.
s.
shares
stock
was
of
plan
a
to
fields
voted
of
warrants
common
U.
S.
that
stock
-Excluding
attached
< par
to
$1,000
per
125.000
to
the
value
Industrial
expected
will
of
of
U.
stock
record
be
by
in
was
in
Dec.
the
will
31,
distributed
S.
will
be
The
At
Present
basis
share
stock
of
within
alloy
plant
held.—V.
production
to
60
peak
a
days,
the
of
20,000
capacity
it
has
Syosset
of
units
35,000
announced
was
the
names:
.
securities
issuable
the
on.
These
Pup lee,
underwriters
offered
exercise
named
of
hereby
set
Baker
Warren
W.
&
Louis,
and
Mosiey
280.000 shs.
warrants
&
forth
have
after
agreed
price of $4
the
Inc._
their
Mandel
&
heads.
plant
Energy,
(inactive).—:V.
is
has
scheduled
sought
balance
of
and
the
to
on
the
to
the
and
the
of
be
plant
and
plant;
to
and
for
at
of
for. general
largest
be
added
corporate
Corp.,
with
reconditioners
months
ended
consolidated
had
income
G
Heller
of
shares
Kletz
—V.
63
an
order
Holding Company Act;
application for hearing on
basis
that
Uhion
as
e
of
the
Inc..
p.
the
of
stock
Missouri
and
100';
of
and
Jan
is
of
1229.
gas
properties
the
in
public-utility
company in the
electric energy in
the
distribution
It is also
Louis.
Missouri
ijbwer &
Edison
Co.,
stock
40^7
of
R.
Fla.,
used
the
by
of
Union
the
Co.,
stock
Collierv
14
of
Co
Arnold
&
placed
in
coast-to-coast
new
a
ever
augmented circuitry will
leasing- new private wire
for
telegraph
message,
as
to
accommodate
communications.
systems leased to
the
transmission
of
I
V
business
and
government
Union
inaugurated
Los
Facsimile
Service
for
Angeles
and
San
Fran¬
public use for the trans¬
letter-sized documents, drawings
communications,
data.
and
December
service
54
of
1959,
coast-to-coast
San
and
link
Public
Chicago.
facilities
provides
Francisco.
major
cities
in
Western
front
New
the
By
the
Union
York
end
of
completed
and
1960
Chicago
the
Telex
United
Union's
in
gross
in
development
planned expansion
revenue
Union's
credit
negotiated
to
the
a
in
and
is
research.
the
November.—V.
recent
190,
An
indication
$60,000,000
of
standby
2087.
p.
issued,
water
office
and
Mr.
about
steel
of
Aug.
total
31,
drums
1959,
in
income
the
of
of
class
B
Inc.—
goods field,
according
President.
to
outstanding,
about
including
Manufacturing Co.,
in
$100
sales
those
being
manufacturer
of
heaters.
Parker
also
estimates
and
$25,000,000,
sales
about
that
Wilson
of
Brothers
for
1959
will
be
62%
the
Brake
Shoe
Co..
Calvert
Iron
Works,
Inc.,
Lawson,
Parallite
Mfg. Co.—V.
Wilson
and
a
half
interest
Bros.—Subsidiary Expands—
190,
2389.
p.
com¬
Wilson
now
Brothers
Inc.,
has
with
com¬
facilities
has
for
plant
at
the
that
announced
construction
started
house
When
boosting
Loiusville,
executive
of
its
Ky.,
its
and
plant
apparel
costing
offices
subsidiary,
modern
a
men's
Enro
and
approximately
sales
Shirt
Co.,
headquarters
production.
30%
..
The
$1,250,000,
will
activities.
the
plant
is
completed,
the
Wilson
unit
will
have
fully
integrated production under a single roof,
according to James M.
Rosenblum,
executive
He
also
estimated
vice-president.
that
the
number of employes will inrcease 12%
to about 900.
'"i-
85,000
10,000
,
10,000
—_
hard
Parker,
equivalent
••
45,000
—
is
Lawson
for
the
from
Maurice
stock
common
exchange
new
——————
by
figure
of this Will be represented
by
furnishings, and 38% by hard goods. Wilson has been diversi¬
fying into the hard goods field since October, 1958.
In the letter, Mr. Parker describes some of the
diversification moves
which have been made by Wilson Brothers.
They include the acquisi¬
tions of Scaife Company, the Kellogg air compressor line of
Americah
$3,862,813
—
of
this
men's
stock.
common
that
out
share
in
sales volume of approximately $48,000^000 in 1960.
a
two-thirds will be
stockholders
to
points
each
for
company's
main
letter
He
purposes.
its
expects
which about
to
$128,845.
Co..
Co.
Boyce
Johnson
The
and
move
Enro,
of
Jackson,
ownership
in
President,
of
announced
Dec.
on
that
18
expansion Is a
Rosenblum adds,
Mr.
154%
direct
result
the
of
stating
that
in the past ten years.—V. 190,
and
the
p.
growing
sales
business
volume
has
2389.
Carolina
citjes.—V
.190,
Witco's
in
William
national
Bros.
stockholders
and
Pictures, Inc.—To
on
Feb.
retirement
,by corporation; (b>
subsidiary.—'V. 190.
3
of
will
granting of
p.
consider
638.951
a
Retire
.(a)
shares
Wishnick.
stock
option
common
to
an
employee
English
the
Welkom
a
2289.
Gold Mining Co. Ltd.—Bank
for
80.000
ordinary
registered
shares
of
the
Union
or
South
Executive
been
Vice-President
in
announced
by
inter¬
charge
of
both
in
C.
parent
announced
England
were:
and
(1>
on
the
Continent
subsidiary,
Witco
Hallett, Managing
company's
board
of
acquisition
Chemical
Director
of
will
affected,
Co..
of
directors;
the
and
minority
be
Ltd.;
<2>
English
(3)
interests
election
subsidiary,
election
of
in
of
to
Robert
October
Files ADRs—
black
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of New York filed a registration state¬
ment with the SEC on
Dec. 21.
1959 covering American Depositary
company.
Witco
Shacklady to joint Managing Director of the English subsidiary.
Witco Chemical Co., Ltd. is a custom compounder of natural and
synthetic lattices and world-wide distributor of other chemical products.
Its headquarters are in London, with a plant in Droitwich, England,
and sales offices in London and Manchester, England; Glasgow, Scot¬
land; and Rotterdam, Netherlands.
The Rotterdam office was opened
by
held
of
Expansion—
have
program
said.
its
capital
stock
Inc.—Foreign
expansion
activities.
Changes
Stock—
reducing
of
European
Operations
he
1675.
p.
Co.,
Corporate and organizational changes preparatory to a sharp step-up
as
five North
Chemical
Witco
Ward
Bell
1934
Fla., Raleigh, N. C. and Quincy, 111. In addition
plant cities, Bell also maintains distribution facili¬
in
Florida
cancellation
Africa
be
services.
Washington,
Telex
of
Petersburg,
Warner
Receipts
will
S.
service
recorded
of
will
Cuthbert
The
systems
more
November
The firm
in
of
engaged
Light
St.
business
wire
Western
also
&
incorporated
distribution
in
this
fields.
bank
Bakeries, Inc., of Fort y Pierce, Fla.
a
subsidiary of the Liberty Baking
Corp.,'employs about 750 people and is reported to have a sales vol¬
ume
of
approximately $11,000,000 annually.
Its
product, "Dundee"
bread, is produced at bakeries located in Ft. Pierce, Daytona Beach.
ties
that
of
Baking Co.—Acquisition-
assumed
Bell,
estimated
well
as
engineered
York,
Angeles
Western
1465.
p.
Ward
the
retainability
of
190,
&
'
segment
largest single microwave projects
systems
U.
full-page
other
increased
to
the
&
of
Los
of
No. of Shs.
Bros.
growing
planning for 1960 is for continued growth and
the private wire,
data processing,
facsimile
and. radio
During the past 10 years the company has spent more
than
$35,000,000
in
creating,
perfecting
and
advancing
facilities,
methods and techniques for
rapid transmission of messages and data
by wire, microwave and cable; It currently spends from 1 Vx to 1%%
UNDERWRITERS—Name.
Michael
is
transmission
of the
facsimile
new
Western
purchase of assets of
wooden staves and. barrel
of
company
nine
500,000
fastest
States, Canada and
Cuba. Telex permits the user to dial other
subscribers in eight seconds
or
less for instant, two-way, automatic
telegraph communication at
special time distance rates.
legal
CAPITALIZATION—Outstanding capitalization of the company
consists of $1,363,152 of sundry debt; 267,500 shares of class A
stock,
It
1959.
data
ordinary
as
1,
This
During
in
net
the
industry
maps.
extension
the
Container
subsidiaries
its
consolidated
$1.89
or
to
systems
installed
or
expanded in
1059
Steel, United Air Lines, Dun & Bradstreet,
Bache & Co., Marine Midland Co., The Bank Wire,
Standard and International Paper Co. Most of these
the
New
mission
and executive and sales offices in Frankfort,
City,
is
engaged
directly or through
whollyprimarily in the business, of converting and re¬
conditioning tight wooden barrels and reconditioning steel drums.
The
company
believes
that
by
unit
and
dollar
volume
it
is
the
largest converter and reconditioner of tight wooden barrels in the
the
be
will require construction of
new
for
are
well
Dec.
cisco.
Baltimore,
Francisco
plant
the-San
proceeds, will
used
will
new
a
improving
Jersey
the
to
in
In one
now produces
On
125
for
as
linking
York
Roman
SEC
systems
weather
is
subsidiaries
and one jqf
States.
$11,926,596,
than $214 million annually. The first nation¬
wide high-speed facsimile network was installed
in mid-1959 for the
Strategic Air Command. This
12,000-mile
system
links
57
weather
stations at air bases throughout the nation for transmission of
large
Louisville, Ky.,
New
was
Air Force. They will add more than
$15,000,000
telegraph company's private wire revenues.
private
American
users,
sold.
General
income
Air Force,
expansion
financing
completion
manufacturing
250
Exemption—
applied
from
Union is engaged,
stock
190,
from
and
New
S.
network
solely
1958
Wilson Brothers—Forecast—
proceeds
expanding
capital
and
owned
Mr.
subsidiaries
100'<
Electric
for
The
in
Ky.,
62
transmission, distribution, and sale of
Missouri, Illinois, and Iowa, and in
in the City of Alton, UL, and
vicinity.
furnishing steam heating service in St.
the
Attorney
4,814,015 "
1960.
other
the
works
Intrafax,
sale of the company's class A common,
Paulsboro,
I
Longstreth
oi
owns
the
operating
an
■
gas
of
the
intra-state
10,000,000
S.
processing
new
1465.
p.
Issued
.
will provide facilities of such magnitude that the broad¬
requirements of the Air Force and 12,000 telegraph circuits
and
net
and
corporation's class A common stock at a
share on Dec. 17. The offering, marking
equipment
Stein
—ZZZZZZZ_ZZZZ
generation,
99.98%
for
Maryland;
and
respective
125
1
company
has
Union eystem.
Union
190,
cumulative
par,
NOW
It
data
oversubscribed.
was
ti25
_
Z~
_
Inc
Co.—Seeks
Mo.
exemption
states
with
offered
State.—V.
of
predominantly
public-utility company
whose
operations
as
such
do
not
extend
beyopd the state in which it is organized and
states contiguous thereto
within the meaning of oection
3(a)(2> of the Act.' Union has
further
applied foj^. aiv~order releasing the jurisdiction
heretofore reserved by
the CommisMqn concerning
the
the
registered
being
are
in
U.
of these systems
the U.
the
stock
$1
IS
$1,500,000
sers.
,-
share. In
a
nationwide
the
to
Among
Y.)
75%
about
holdings
WESTATES
shares
business
the
data
were
military
reportedly
holdings of
consisted of 514,000
$337,553
continued
rise
two
facsimile
daily on
Joseph Rosen,
components.
shares of common
OF
new
Western's
be operated
simultaneously. This vastly
available to Western Union
for
use
in
and
per
first public
company
to
number
the
_
Co.,
Co
its
Commission
natural
and
to
for
could
-Universal
Container
Corp.—Common Stock
Sold—
Michael G. Kletz & Co. Inc, and associates offered
150,000
shares of this
mon
a
the
been
and
New" York
1" ~
Co.,
Co
&
1959;
The
have
.State
of
Stanley
York
Electric
St.
26,
devices
Union
data
beam
has
the
York
residents
V..
exempting
band
of employees will reach
175, Mr. Rosen
employees.
The firm will produce a com¬
alloy junction and silicon transistors for
1,250,000
the
them,
__;f
Warner, Jennings,
190; p 1881;
\
This
communications
new
of
-
1961
One
..
Yeatman,
Harrison
below
to
Co
Thayer,
Union.
43
of
shares
private wire and data processing systems
microwave system,
units
by
These
two
into
in
undertaken.
number
now
germanium
securities
New
world,
~
-
.
Boenning &
—V.
the
are
of
corporation's offering of 180.000
per
share, without underwriting, is
pany
1,250.000
1.000.000 shs.
_
debentures.
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
point
There
line
The
$2
at
week
shares
Union,
leasing of
annually
for
N.
I.,
per
two
1675.
government
In
News—
begun
(L.
convertible
pfd., issuable'in
common
p.
continue
2389,
p.
plus
now
produces revenues at an annual rate of nearly, $55,000,000,. or
nearly 20% of the company's gross revenues, as against $41,551,702,
or 16%
of gross revenue in 1958. This business, stilL
rapidly? Increasing.,
with extensive systems being leased toindustry and government, will
that
so
190,
Stock
juiiction
in
basis
new, and:
preferred—one
cumulative
par
"•
cancelled.
were
new;
new;
old for two
.
and
take
Anton-Imco
nine
preferred; 282,260 shares of
95,000 shares of $2 par common.
share.
be
will
$1
preferred,
par
three
for
for
-
par
Western
S.
U.
and
new;
old
old
prior
cum.
highest
and
that
in
use
stock
and
190,
The
studies
to
one
days.
-*
"
consolidation; Canadian
equal to about $2.50
a
Electronics
spinoff
one-for-ten
a
one
common
PNP
equipped
increased
EARNINGS—For
purchase, and the company has
agreed to sell
units
and
research
distributed
Co.,
expects its revenues and earnings in 1959 to be
its 109-year history.
estimates
are
that
operating revenues for 1959
will
exceed $275,000,000 compared with $255,138,709 in 1958. Income
from,
operations for 1959, after taxes, is expected to approximate $16,000,000,
1,933,505
the spinoff.
Anton-Iinco
be
Oil
on
Petro¬
Preliminary
of
of
Westates
Western Union Telegraph Co.—Forecast—Review—
.
subsidiary
a
vote
a
favor
1959.
on
get
Hoffman
germanium
newly
Park.
to
16-hour
a
United
princi¬
$1)
shares
the
Petro¬
documents
Western
of
series
$1
the
low.
long-range
spinoff
Transistor Corp.—Product and
corporation's
and
stock,
(b)
Mule
20
old
the
common—one
preferred is
new
30
4%
$10 par,
—V.
and
said,
final
Authorized
2,424,941.
subsidiary,
stockholders
ten shares
liolooo
-
$10
new
process
of
5%
1960.
Hoffman
each
1974, with
purchase 100
pal amount
"Common
the
of
Westates
(a)
plan calls for Anton-Imco to acquire all the stock in
Anton
Electronic Laboratories, Inc., of Brooklyn, and
Intercontinental Manu¬
facturing Co., Inc., of Garland. Tex., subsidiaries of U. S.
Hoffman.
$57,531
110.000
.
,
sinking fund debentures, due
non-detachable
Outstanding
for
common—four
CAPITALIZATION
for
States
advances,
he
prices remained
electronics
proposal,
formed
BUSINESS—Universal
United
of
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
FINANCING
Capitalization on Sept. 30, 1959, and as
adjusted to give effect to the
sale of
b'f
old
year
demand
United
new
of
Canadian
common—seven
(minority interest)
(minority interest)
within
the
Western
successive
increased
the
marketed
potash
approved
and
of
stockholders
Jan.
working
negotiation.
Western
one
share
shares
report
21
missile
-recently
a
place
the
eligible
Under
Corp.,
Dec.
on
in
$1,150,400,
cash and
tract
In
$. Hoffman Machinery Corp.—Spinoff Approved—
operate
PROCEEDS—Net
has
for
to
significant
although
the
eighth
to
contribute to future profits and
also made progress in its fundamental
Stockholders
contract.
Marine
Westates
common
earnings for
today in the annual
increased
filing
together
Co.,
old
common—one
Westates
preferred;
to
purchase 100 shares Of common stock per
$1,000 of debentures. The debentures and stock are
being
offered at a price of
$1,125 per unit—each unit consisting
of $1,000 of debentures and 100
shares of common stock.
Bandini
Canadian
Each
........
improved
revealed
was
advance, due particularly
industry
improved
to
headed
group
Petroleum
Viking-Kinsella
service
United Marine, Inc.—Debentures
banking
Bandlni
old
promising fields of organic and inorganic boron
chemistry.
1959, he said, U. S. Borax Research
Corp. obtained renewals
classified Air Force contracts first
awarded in 1958.—V.
185,
stated.
ment
step
(d)
Chemical Corp.—Ann. Report.
the
two
plete
invest¬
Westates
Delaware.
in bringing
common.
:
President.
Offered—An
final
(c)
issued
ordinary
an
Completed—
the
into
the
with
consolidation, the stock of predecessor companies is exchanged
stock of the new Westates on the following basis:
the
(a)
718.
p.
.
expected
the
equally divided
the
for
entire
outstanding at the beginning
each.—V.
■
1
Borax
of
volume
Culling in Osaka, Japan, and Hideyo Fujita in Los
Angeles.
Principal offices will be at 409 Takshing House,
Hongkong.
in
M.
trademark
Production
American citizens, with'F. K.
Operating officers and directors
and
the
Wilmington,
the
Co.—Consolidation
companies
four
completed
(e)
value
achieved
James
corporation
•
and
M^ga
are
upon marketing
will be obtainable
Products
and
-
the
of
Chairman.
Kahei
Middle
in
•
Japanese
as
the
ana
refineries
States.
Directors
Oil
a»ih
Maruzen
United
to
The
Unimas—Formed—
Ofl
entitled
stated, was pfa&ed on the activities
the
wholly-owned subsidiary, U. S. Borax Research
Corp., with
expenditures for
research
amounting to $1,558,339,
highest in the
company's history,
Gerstley said new products were developed which
10,850,000
22,000
American. Electric Power
be
is
been
(b)
equivalent
Sept. 30, 1959, it
shareholders.
stated
Team
*11,911,750
100,000
____
Machines
Steel
Republic Steel
Southern
Company
would
in
Co.,
In
12,408,750
100,000
...
International. Business
holders
the
'
continuous sales
borax products in
of
125,500
250.000
.
Steel
States
as
Value
_
United
holdings
Shares
—
Westinghouse
Investment
stock
common
•
.
leum
has
Viking-Kinsella Gas Co.
Dec.
profits.
is
par
of
During
Light
«
"Tri-Con-
Monthly
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Florida
of
diversified closed-end invest¬
largest
...
(2) debentures
Shares upon the
current
before
14
This
of
fifth
America's .largest
ment
of
of. the
Dec.
redemp¬
two
American
at
for
Co.
as
potash
requirement.
each
called
$62,compared to sales of $53,057,764 for 1958. Net
income, he
said,
amounted
to
$6,048,249, equivalent to $1.29 per share after
preferred dividend requirements on
the 4,188,475 shares
outstanding,
and fine!
quarter's earnings of 29 cents per share were
the best the
company has enjoyed for such
period. Net income for the 1958 fiscal
year was 41 cents per share on the
4,186,325 shares then outstanding.
Non-recurring start-up expenses at the company's new
plants at Boron,
Calif.,
were
responsible for the previous year's decreased
earnings,
Gerstley said.
191,620
Corp.—Holdings—
the
announcing
share
corporation
to
Increased
Tri-Ctwutincntal
1959
j
President
enjoining the sale of oil interests by this corporation and David Feingold fh violation of the Securities Act registration requirement.
The
order, entered on consent of defendants, aiso enjoins
Feingoid (alias
David Gouid) from further conduct of a securities business in violation
of
debenture
from
1,000
.
,
report
15, 1959, that a
(USDC, SDNY),
permanent
01
20
cash
made
its fiscal year ended
1118.
.
—
be
United States Borax &
••
-
order
million,
-
Corp.
shares
1959.
Hfl.
:
The
Corp.—Transfer Agent—
Development
of
in
been
leum
convertible
Petroleum
amalgamation of
r
Research,
p.
$368
has
date
4%
exchange rates.
31, 1959, Interest
the debentures must be
refunded, but the shares
on
the
American
of
.
action.
of
approximately $4
Ogden, Utah.—V. 190,
.
Each
increasing
only. - Tool
rate
,
Trans-Southern
court
regenerative
cash
year
to
that
vehicle
space
of
Until
equivalent
into
payable
outstanding
the
share
Mannattan Bank has been appointed New York transfer
common $1 par value stock of the corporation.—V.
190,
' '
*
"■'%
'
•
■
;
"t
,
,
.The Chase
p.
by
of
capable
this
December
r
E.
Research.
the
the
approximately $7,736,800 of 4%
1956, there were about $6,963,000 still
of
Catacycle
into
that
value each,
par
i960.
approximately
issued
-Of
in
en¬
Robert
be
dividend
a
or
stored
and
Tool
heat
oeing
involved
and
Transstron. Electronic
agent of
with
expended
energy,
transaction
in- Compton,
along
natural
from
to
14
Process,
into
recently purchased
Theodore von Karman
chemical
annual
current
a
facilities
heac
of
1,000
1,
conversion
received
Dec.
on
exploiting
suen
was
an
process
the
said
chemistry
converting
process
engines into additional
the efficiency
of fuels
Dietrich
by
and
including Dr.
by
Gross,
heat
tne
Should
Engineering Corp.—Acquisition—
.board Chairman Noah Dietrich announced
controlling interest in tne Blana-Ewmg
generated
Contioi
ergy.
&
announced
of Hfl.
March
on
payment
Tool Research
Westates
The
The
investamerica
adviser.
sole principal
toy
Management
.iiY*e6tamei'ica
vestment
is managed
49
1959 to serve as headquarters for the distribution of carbon
produced in the Netherlands by a Witco affiliate.
recent development in the English firm's expansion was the
Another
organization
•
distribution
p.
1317.
of
of
a
French
carbon
subsidiary—Witco Chemical France—for tha,
produced at Bordeaux, France.—V. 188,
black
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2758)
50
.
.
Monday, December 28, 1959
.
STATE AND CITY .DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
Jeff erson
(CST)
2
bids
sealed
ceive
will
Secretary,
until
District
son,
Stephen¬
L.
re¬
&
Howard,
of
bonds. Dated Jan.
Hart¬
July
1
from
ly 1960. Due
1963
to
1982
LOUISIANA
on
inclu¬
Florida
(P. O. Tallahassee), Florida
Sale
Volusia
bonds
The
$2,000,000
road
revenue
—
County
offered
Dec.
Trust
Company,
be
South
of
apolis.
1980
California
Blue,
G.
Offering—Jack
Bond
Jan. 12
for the purchase of $450,000 flood
1961
control
(PST)
a.m.
bonds,
$300,000
1961
150,000
1961
Due
to
D
Series
6,
1
E
Rich-Mar
Dated
Feb.
Principal
1960.
1,
to
District,
Offering—L.
34,000
Wallace,
B.
the
office
his
at
until
11
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
of
in
Santa
on
school,
bonds.
$150,000
1961
cipal
ing,
interest (J-J) payable
County Treasurer's offfice.
-and
the
Legality approved by O'Melveny
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Los
Unified
County
sealed
bids
Clerk,
his
at
Angeles, until 9
Jan.
19
for
925,000
the
general
a.
will
office
m.
(PST)
purchase
1
Jan.
on
1
District,
A.
will
4.10s.
a.
in
Red¬
(PST)
m.
Jan.
payable
on
Bond
$1,school
County
Due
1985
to
2
the
County
—
L.
W.
Either,
Clerk^ will receive sealed
(PST)
on
Modesto, until
Jan.
for
5
the
purchase of $110,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1960. Due
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able
at the County
Treasurer's
office, or at any of the fiscal agen¬
on
Feb.
(EST)
noon
1
clusive.
from
1961
Principal
to
of
bonds,
bonds.
Due
Dated
from
1
$3,000,000
3%
Honey
1960 to
July 1 from
1973
Julyf
inclusive,
bonds.
1974
on
j
Due
on
1988
to
will
10
school
bonds. Due
V/a%
1,
1960.
on
1994 in¬
Twp.,
in-:
Bank
.
receive
a.
sealed
(CST)
m.
Atlanta,
and
Columbus
or
Trust
Company,
of
Columbus, Ga. Legality approved
by
Spalding, Sibley, Troutman,
Meadow &
j
Due
July
1
chants
Lynwood Unified School District,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Bond
vig,
Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
County
sealed
bids
Angeles
Jan.
Clerk,
at
until
his
9
a.
will
office
m.
1,
1962
1959.
1999
to
in
District
Feb. 1 from 1961 to 1985
inclusive.
sealed
bids
Berry
&
obligation
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
office, or at any of the fiscal agen¬
cies of the County in the
City of
New York or in the
City of Chi¬
cago.
from
Interest
County
School
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
Dated
Community
District No. 59
Consol.
(P. O.
Jan.
on
Jan.
from
15,
1960.
1960
to
Due
1963
Dec.
oil
inclusive.
at
the
Howard,
Hartford,, until 2
will
office
j
able at
for the purchase of $185,000 school
building
1959.
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
750
the
First
Bank
Dec.
from
1
inclusive.
Interest
Legality
approved
by
&
J-D.
Chapman
Bond
(CST)
of
Offering—Russell
Harsh-
Jan. 7 for the purchase
on
$30,000 storm
tion
Cutler, of Chicago.
1960
Due
1970
inclusive.
construc¬
sewer
bonds.
1960.
Riverside, III.
p.m.
on
Jan. 7 for the purchase of
$60,000
bonds. Dated Jan. 15, 1960.
sewer
Due
19
for
the
purchase
Ice
&
Dated
Jan.
1,
July 1 from 1961 to
on
Interest
revenue,
bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
series
1960
1960. Due on
electric
1
from
on
Jan.
inclusive.
15 from
Legality
1961
1961
to
1980.
Call¬
of April 1, 1970. Interest
Legality approved by Chap¬
as
&
Cutler, oL Chicago.
to
1970
approved
i
by
'
11
J-J.
Le¬
m.
a.
(P. O. South Bend), Ind.
Bond
shalk,
Offering
Secretary,
sealed' bids
on
Jan.
$810,000
until
Eda
—
H.
will
11
God-
receive
(CST)
12. for the purchase of
first mortgage revenue
a.m.
Due
28,
31,
1960.
Westfxeld, Mass.
-
---
Dec.
March
on
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 11
Dec. 29 for the
bonds. Due
sewer
to
(EST)
a.m.
on
purchase of $80,000
Jan. 15 from
on
inclusive.
1976
MICHIGAN
Chelsea, Mich.
Bond
Offering—George L. WinVillage Clerk, will receive
ans,
bids
sealed
Jan.
on
until
5
for
8
m.
(EST)
purchase of
p.
the
$235,000
general obligation sew¬
disposal system bonds. Dated
age
Oct.
1,
1962
ler,
of
1959. Due
1988
to.
A-O.
Legality
Cantield.
Oct.
on
1
inclusive.
approved
Paddock
from
Interest
by
&
Mil¬
Stone,
Detroit.
Dickinson
County (P. O. Iron
Mountain), Mich.
Note
Dunlap Community School District,
Iowa
Bond
eral
2392
Sale
offered
—
$395,000 gen¬
school
building-
Dec.
8—v.
awarded
were
Sale
to
190,
a
p.
$70,000 road
awarded to
MacArthur
Hope
&
Kenower,
Co., jointly.
College
(P.
O.
Holland),
Michigan
group
composed of The Carleton D. Beh
Bond
Co., Vieth, Duncan & Wood, Inc..
and the Dunlap Savings Bank, of
Treasurer
will
Offering—Henry Steffens,
of
receive
Board
sealed
(EST)
a.m.
Dunlap.
The
—
j notes offered Dec. 10—v. 190, p.
2294—were
The
—
obligation
bonds
on
of
Trustees,
bids
Jan.
7
until
for
10
the
purchase of $1,000,000 dormitoryKENTUCKY
1959
c
Due
County (P.
Alexandria), Ky.
Campbell
Dec.
7
O.
bonds
revenue
v.
—
awarded to
190, p. 2392
were
Fox, Reusch & Co. and
Associates, at
interest
price of 100.01,
a
cost
of
about
$39,000
91.000
4)4s.
as
1961
from
as
as
from
74,000
as
from
1976
Bond
to
4V2S.
1986
May
1
on
to
1985
Due
1989
on
1
inclusive.
May 1
inclusive.
on
1959.
1999
Offering—Albert
Secretary,
will
Munro,
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on
Jan. 5 for the purchase of
$195,000
building bonds. Dated July
1, 1959. Due on July 1 from 1961
to
May
1,
1962 to
school
May 1 from
Due
Jan.
from
Long Rapids Twp. School District
(P. O. Lachine), Mich.
District
inclusive.
4V4S.
1977
on
1
Interest
Chicago.
4.23%,
1966 inclusive.
4s. Due
1967 to
126.000
Due
to
of
a
follows:
Dated
Jan.
(J-J). Legality
approved by Chapman and Cutler,
offered
—
bonds.
on
inclusive.
Sale—The $330,000 school
Bond
building
as
Clay Elem. School Building Corp.
,
Dated
notes.
1959.
IOWA
net
INDIANA
150,000
!
Miller, of Indianapolis.
of $1,000,000
St.,
(EST)
until
bids
sealed
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) 011 Jan.
A-O.
Day,
ceive
Trust
and
1J barger, Clerk-Treasurer, will re¬
1961
ceive
sealed
bids
until
2
p.m.
receive
Main
F.
Thomas
Offering s—
pay¬
Dec.
197(1
to
man
of
Note
Duffy, County Treasurer,; will re¬
1961
Principal and interest (J-D)
Company, of South Bend. Legality
Bond Offering—Donald J. Molapproved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
lenkamp, Secretary of Board of Miller, of
Indianapolis.
Education,
will
receive
sealed
West Lafayette, Ind.
bids until 8 p. m. (CST) on Dec 28 1
Offering—Anthony Bogus,
Treasurer,
Massachusetts
12
$1,220,000
improvement-1960
bonds.
school
(Arlington Heights), III.
able
Simsbury), Conn.
Bond
(P. O. Salem),
County
National
Bond Olfering—Irene Pyle Mil¬
lar, Secretary of Board of School
15
Cook
April
Tariffville Fire District (P. O.
19 for the
general
inclusive.
1
CONNECTICUT
purchase of $700,school
bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1960. Due on
000
Oct.
Legality approved by.Tallmadge & Tallmadge, of Denver.
Los
on
on
A-O.
receive
(PST)
Due
Dated
MASSACHUSETTS
Essex
1961
—
bonds.
purchase of various improve¬
general obligation-bonds.
ments
until
from
until 2:30 p. m. (CST)
the
purchase of
ILLINOIS
and
1959
the
Dec. 28 for the
on
on
Offering—Louis L. Gold¬
Bond
stein, State Comptroller, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until Jan. 12 for
to
1974
inclusive. Principal and
interest (3-J) payable at the Mer¬
for
Smith, of Atlanta.
—
series
MARYLAND
purchase of $56,000 school build¬
ing-1959
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
1,
1959.
New
Maryland (State of)
Twp.
bids
of
Judell.
&
Haute.
.
nue,
Oct.
Cox
Orleans.
Principal
School
Legality approved by
terest, F-A.
(F-A) payable at The
Creek
for the
26
Jan.
on
Bank, of Terre (EST) on Dec. 29 for the purchase
Legality approved by Ross, of $650,000 tuberculosis hospital
Dated
July
1,
1958: Principal McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indiana¬
maintenance notes, as follows:
and interest (J-J) payable at the!
polis.
$500,000 notes. Dated Jan. 7, 1960.
Chase Manhattan Bank, of New
]
Due on March 28, I960.
South Bend School City, Ind.
York
City, Trust
Company
of
elusive.
interest j
cies of the County in New York
Bond
Sale—The $575,000
gen¬
(F-A)
payable
at
the
County
eral obligation bonds offered Dec!
City, or Chicago.
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
8—v. 190, p. 2392—were awarded
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
j
Lockeford School District, San
to a group composed of The
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
First)
Joaquin County, Calif.
National Bank, of Chicago, Braun,
cisco.
Bond Offering—R. E.
Bosworth & Co., Inc., and Burns,
Graham, |
Corbett & Pickard, at a price of;
County Clerk, will receive sealed
COLORADO
bids
at
his
office
in
100.002^ a net interest cost of]
Stockton,"
Colorado State University
until 11 a.m. (PST) on Jan. 4 for
about 4.01%, as follows:
(Boulder), Colo.
the purchase of $52,000
building
$125,000 as 4V4s. Due on May
Bond
Offering
bonds. Dated Jan. 5, 1960. Due on
Joseph
M.
from 1962 to 1966 inclusive.
!
Whalley, Treasurer of State Board
Jan. 5 from 1961 to 1975 inclusive.
450,000
as, 4s.
Due on
May 1 !
of Agriculture, will receive sealed
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
from
1967
to
1979 inclusive. I
bids until 2 p. m. (MST) on Jan.
able
at
the
County ^Treasurer's
8
for the purchase of
dfl'ice. Legality approved
Winnetka, III.
$1,450,000
by Or¬
married student apartment reve¬
Bond Offering
rick,
Dahlquist,
C. R. Miller,
Herrington
&
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
(CST)
p.m.
purchase of $850,000 school bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1960. Due on Feb., 1
from
1962 to 1990 inclusive. In¬
Foley,
Jan.
Graham,
C.
Offering—C.
Bond
clusive.
and interest
District
Natchitoches), La.
(P. O■.
Secretary of Parish School Board,
will receive sealed bids until 1:30
Bank, of Dale. Legality
by Ross, McCord, Ice
& Miller of Indianapolis.
follows:
as
in¬
1976
B
9
approved
Ga.
I960. Due
1984 in¬
to
1961
from
1
Dale State
Jan. 5 for the!
on
purchase
in¬
office.
Offering
p.m.
until
interest
and
at
bids at his office in
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1960. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1962 to 1980 inclusive.
1 i
July
on
County School District
1958
I960.
1,
1961
D
Stanislaus Union School District,
Stanislaus County, Calif.
Los
Due
O. Columbus),
Georgia,
Brun-
receive
office
10
series
from
Treasurer's
of
obligation
his
Principal
(J-J)
receive
in
Clerk,
at
until
Dated
Jan.
1
County, Calif.
school,
clusive.
School District,
Angeles County, Calif.
Jan.
series
Aug. 15 from 1960 to
for the purchase of $1,-
5
bonds.
on
Bond Offering—Gordon T.-Nes-
vig,
bids
City,
500,000
&
Arcadia
County
Jan.
on
Mateo
(P.
of
1985 inclusive.,
Offering-—John
sealed
wood
Due
Muscogee
138,000
July 1 from j.
GEORGIA
1,866,000
on
pn
1970 to 1972 inclusive.
price $1,134,000
a
cost
Union High Sch.
Bond
to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬
Due
1979 to
San
1956,
series D.
Jan. 1, 1960. Due on Jan. 1
Dated
at
Sequoia
Jan. 5 for
election
from
Ana
awarded
1978 inclusive.
to
4,/2S.
as
from
County Clerk, will receive sealed j
bids
1961
8
follows:
as
4%s.
as
from
County, Calif.
Bond
Dec.
interest
net
a
4.61%,
$13,000
Orange
school
$47,000
offered
2091—were
p.
100.23,
about
School
bonds
«|\ B. Hanauer & Co., at
of
Francisco.
B
190,
—v.
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Alamitos
Sale—The
series
County Treasurer's office. Legal-'
District,
Diego County, Calif.
Bond
(F-A) payable at the
School
Union
No.
1969 inclusive.
as
from
j
July 1 from
in.
a.
Natchitoches Parish School
Bond Offering—Walter A. Rich- I (P. O. RR. 1, Terre Haute), Ind.
Bond
Offering — August R.
ards, President of Board of Edu- j
cation, will receive sealed bids] Montgomery, Township Trustee,
from
San
and interest
to
760,000
agencies of the
York
City
or
any
inclusive.
1990
1966
Principal
I960.
1,
4s. Due
as
on
1965 inclusive.
to
740,000
from
1
inclusive.
1980
Feb.
Feb.
j
5s. Due
as
1961
11
clusive.
clusive.
$500,000
on
County
of the fiscal
County in
New
Chicago.
from
1
Feb.
on
to'
(F-A) payable at the
Treasurer's office, or at
inclusive.
No.
Zone
bonds.
Feb.
on
1990
1961
and interest
Series
5,
No.
Due
to
Due
to
Dated
follows:
as
Zone
bonds.
bonds.
on
1
City High School Diselection 1958, series B
trict,
11
from
inclusive.
3,500,000
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office
in Oakland,
antil
Feb.
on
Jan.
on
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes190, p.
Dale, Indiana
$450,000 school bonds. Dated!
Bond
County Clerk, will receive 2088—were awarded to a syndi¬
Offering—Merle J. Ken¬
Feb. 1, 1960. Due on Feb. 1 from vig,
cate composed of B. J. Van Ingen
sealed
bids at his office in Los!
dall, Town Clerk-Treasurer, will
1961
to
1980
inclusive. Legality
& Co., John Nuveen & Co., A. C.
Angeles, until 9 a. m. (PST) on |
receive sealed bids until 1
p. m.
approved by Townsend & Town- j
Jan. 12 for the purchase of $4,- Allyn & Co., Inc., Leedy, Wheeler
(CST) on Jan. 4 for the purchase
j
send, of Little Rock.
& Alleman, Inc., Robinson-Hum¬
of $242,500 waterworks
840,000 general obligation build- j
improve¬
phrey Co., Inc., and W. H. Cates, ment revenue
ing bonds, as follows:
CALIFORNIA
bonds, as follows:
at a price of 100.0007, a net interj
$1,340,000
City
School
District,
$104,500 series A bonds. Due on
est cost of about
Alameda County Flood Control and
4.16%, as fol- J
election 1953, series E bonds.!
Aug. 15 from 1960 to 1994 in¬
lows:
Water Conservation Districts,
Due
until
received
LR bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
11—v.
of
j
will
Offering—Sealed bids
Bond
(CST)
Bend. Legality approved
by Ross, on Jan. 20 for the purchase of
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬ $15,000,000 highway, third series
and
Development Commission
Bond
(State of)
Louisiana
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the St. Joseph Bank
FLORIDA
Angeles County, Calif.
Jan. 13 for the purchase
on
Berry
sive.
Pasadena School Districts, Los
m. j
p.
Day,
ford.
proposed sale of $28,000 election
1957, series D bonds on Dec. 8—
v.
190, p. 1984—was canceled.
(P. O. DeWitt), Ark.
Offerini^-H.
District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering Canceled — The
Counties
DeWitt School District No. 1
Bond
School
Palmdale
ARKANSAS
mnd
Arkansas
1989
interest
inclusive.
(J-J)
Principal
payable
at
and
Alpena
Savings Bank. Legality approved
by Habermehl and Madenberg, of
Alpena.
Number 5911
190
volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(2759)
51
J
MarysviUe School District, Mich.
Bond Offering — William A.
Johnson, Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m.' (EST) on Jan. 14 for
the
purchase of $850,000 school
building bonds. Dated
Sept. 1,
building bonds.
;
Due on Sept.
from 1960 to 1989 inclusive.
1
Dated
Callable
1969 inclusive.
Detroit.
Bond
Offering
worthy,
(P. O. Tou'nsend Road, Route
(CST)
1,
sealed
on
of
Petoskey), Mich.
Offering—Arlei D.
$47,000
1, 1960.
ford, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 ]>. m.
(EST) on Jan. 12
for the purchase of $190,000 school
1962
to
Nov.
inclusive.
1985
to
Legality
Canfield.
ler,
bonds..
Paddock
Bond
ceive
sealed bids
(EST)
of
Controller,
on
Due
Good-
will
7:30
(1959-1960)
-
bonds.
from
1
Legality
(CST)
purchase of
p.m.
the
p.
Dec.
on
$85,000
bonds.
revenue
Dated Jan. 1, 1960. Due on Jan. 1
from 1962 to 1975 inclusive. Le¬
re¬
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Scott, Barber and Marquart, of
Minneapolis.
m.
1,
1961
Fridley Indep. School District
1960.
to
No.
1985
inclusive.
14, Minn.
Principal and jnterest
(F-A) payable at one or more
banking institutions, including the
school building bonds
Second National Bank of
Saginaw,
interest
Saginaw. Legality approved by
Dickinson, Wright, Davis, McKean
follows:
of
&
Cudlip, of Detroit.
Additional
Offering
bonds,
the
at the
special
improvement bonds.
Feb.
1
from
1961
sewer
Due
to
on
In
*
1
Dec.
from
elusive.
1961
in-
1970
to
1
.
t
2s. Due
as
1
Dec. 1 from
on
1989 inclusive.
extra
1.
1960.
Principal
payable at
one
Saginaw, of Saginaw.
Legality
by Dickinson, Wright,
Davis, McKean & Cudlip, of De¬
approved
supplemental
Offering
Sealed
—
bids will be received at the
time for the purchase
water revenue bonds.
of
same
$700,000
Dated Nov.
1, 1959.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1960
inclusive. Callable as of
Sept. 1, 1968. Principal and inter¬
Offering
(M-S) payable
National
Bank
Saginaw,
or
holder
the
Second
of
jSaginaw, of
theoption of the
at
thereof
at
at
general
obligation
1,\1960.
1962
saqitary
/Improvement bonds. Dated
to
Due
1985
on
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott,
Barber
&
Marquart,
of
Minne¬
apolis.
Minneapolis
Special
No.
Sch.
District,
National
Certificate Offering
—
10
(CST)
a.m.
on
Dec. 28 for the
purchase of $7,000,000 tax antici¬
pation certificates of indebtedness,
as
follows:
$4,000,000
certificates.
Sept. 30, 1960.
3,000,000
certificates.
Dec.
Due
on
Due
Jan.
12,
1960.
—
bids until 7:30
p.m. (EST)
Dec. 28 for the
purchase of
$6,000
1966
follows:
obligation
Jan.
on
as
1
from
bonds.
1961
to
inclusive.
47,000 special assessment bonds.
Legality
Due
Jan.
on
1, 1960.
1
from
1961
of Detroit.
proved
by
Barber
&
District
Holland), Mich.
Bond
Offering
Secretarv
of
—
Board
receive
No.
(P.
Miss.
$100,000 ~road
a
bridge bonds offered Dec. 7—
190, p. 2293—were awarded to
group composed of The
Deposit
of
of
sealed
bids
12
until
for the
bonds,
Canton, and the Bank of Flora,
in Flora.
inclusive.
Call¬
able as of Sept.
1, 1969.
240,000 general obligation school
New
Jersey
Bond Offering — Andrew
Hackes, Secretary of Board of
Education,
will
receive • sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST)
the
purchase
of
for
school
Due
bonds.
Holly
Springs), Miss.
Offering
Chancery
—
Clerk,
R.
L. Woods.
will
Due
1983
in¬
at
The
Marine
Midland
.
Clermont-Notiheastern
Feb.
on
1
from
1961
1980
to
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the Little Falls
office of the New Jersey Bank and
Trust
Company of Little Falls.
Legality
noon
(EST) on Jan. 11 for the
purchase of $239,000 school build¬
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
on
Niskayuna
(P.
O.
28
Street,
Jay
Schenectady), N. Y.
Bond
Offering
Harold
—
Rowe, Town Supervisor, will
ceive
sealed
bids
A.
Dated Jan.
at the
N.
re¬
office
Pritchard,
of
from
1
1, 1960.
1960
to
Esq.,
Due
1977
June
on
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
Sykes,
Heckler
New York
&
Galloway,
of
Dated
Dec.
1
(P. O. Seneca Falls), N.
Sale—An
Bond
issue of $34,000
highway building bonds
The
to
State
Y.
Bank
was
of
sold
Seneca
to
1976
inclusive.
Principal
and
interest payable at the State Bank
of
Seneca
Falls.
Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
&
McCarthy, of New York City.
Bond
Sale—The
$33,000 public
190, p. 2394—were awarded
to
Tilney & Co., as 3.40s, at a
price of 100.03, a basis of about
10
v.
—
190,
awarded
Braun.
to
a
Babylon), N. Y.
Offering—John J. Powers,
3.38%.
Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
Wilna, Champion, LeRay, Rutland,
Denmark, Croghan and Diana,
District
bids
until
11
a.m.
(EST) on Jan.
purchase of $380,000
school-1959 bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
1959. Due on Sept. 1
from 1960
for
12
to
Bosworth
1979
inclusive.
(M-S)
United
States
Principal
payable
the
at
Trust
Company of
Legality approved by
New York.
Bond Sale—The
1959
bonds
of
Cincinnati, as 33/4s, at a price
100.539, a basis of about 3.69%.
of
East
Muskingum School District
(P. O. New Concord), Ohio
Bond
Offering — Harry
E.
Kirke, Superintendent of Schools,
the
purchase
building bonds.
190,
v.
p.
10
8
p.m.
(EST) on Jan. 4 for the
purchase of $60,000 school build¬
ing
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
Nov,
inclusive.
1
—
Trust
awarded
and
190,
v.
to
the
Home
Federal
Finance
price of
a
D'Youville College
Bond
Jan.
2394
p.
&
Offering
offered
—
at the Cortland Savings
Banking Co., of Cortland.
Miller
City-New
as
(Buffalo), N. Y.
Sister Regina
will
receive
(EST)
on
4 for the purchase of $900,dormitory and facilities 1958
000
bonds.
revenue
The
issuer is
Legality approved by
Donovan,
Hanrahan,
Lane, of New York
McGovern &
City.
Caldwell
Lincoln,
Smithfield
Oneida
Bond
Sale—The $215,000 bonds
8—v. 190, p. 2394—
offered
awarded
Fenner, Sullivan
(Towns), and
1
Bond
(P.
of
about 3.66%,
from
1961
$10,000
from
as
O.
—
to
and
3V2s, due
1968 to
1965
3V4S, due
as
1966
on
inclusive;
on
1967;
June
June 1
$41,000
1 from
1976 incusive.
&
Deposit
due
Monroe
bonds. Due from 1961 to 198Q,
(EST)
receive
Offering
sealed
—
Clarence
of Finance,
bids
until
2
Ohio
Stanley
—
L.
until
(EST)
noon
on
for the purchase of $10,truck
bonds.
Dated
1
from
&
A.
will
p.m.
Jan. 6 for the purchase
1968
District
W. C. Slater,
—
of
Board
of i
Education, will receive sealed bids
until
noon
building
1960.
to
bonds.
Due
1983
on
Dated
Dec.
15
Feb.
from
1,
1961
inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
Toledo Trust Company, of Toledo.
Legality approved by Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Xenia, Ohio
Bond Offering—Arthur S. Cur-
lett, Director of Finance, will
sealed
bids
until
re¬
noon
DIVIDEND NOTICE
CANADIAN PACIFIC
*
RAILWAY COMPANY
Dividend Notice
sealed
Swartz,
Education, will
bids
until
noon
Dated Feb. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1
from 1961 to 1972 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
First
(J-D)
National
share
a
meeting of the Board
of
payable
Bank, of
the
Ordinary Capital
in respect of
the year 1959, payable in Canadian
funds on
February 29, 1960, to
Stock
(EST) on Jan. 14 for the purchase
of $180 000 school building bonds.
the
Offering
Clerk-Treasurer
Directors held today a final divi¬
dend
of
seventy-five cents per
Offering—Lester
Clerk of Board of
at
City School District, Ohio
Bond
to
(P. O. Bath), Ohio
Akron.
payable
Union. Trust
1970 inclusive.
Bath-Richfield Local Sch.
receive
(J-D)
Cincinnati.
of
Toledo
At
Bond
interest
Fifth-Third
3V2s
OHIO
Company,
County (P. O. 39 Main St.
on
to
Legality approved by
Director
June
as
refunding school bonds:
$7,000 as 3V4S, due on June 1.
1966
and
1967; $101,000 a*
3V2S, due on June 1 from 1968
James S.
West, Rochester 14), N. Y.
Bond
on
1967; $3,000
108,000
Sykes, Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
26
Legality ap¬
proved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
1970 inclusive.
Vandewater,
the
5,000 general refunding bonds:
$2,000 as 31/4S, due on June 1,
220
interest,(F-A) payable at the
Trust
Offering
bids
ceive
1966 and
on
Dec. 29 for the purchase of
$53,000 school-1959 bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1959. Due on Aug. 1 from
1960 to 1977 inclusive.
Principal
First
Jan.
(EST) on Jan. 7 for1
the purchasevof $10,000,000 school
follows:
as
26,000
school
building
bonds:
$25,000 as 6s, due on June 1
from *1961 to 1965 inclusive;
$1,000 as 3V4S, due on June 1,
Street,
Offering
sealed
Merrill
to
$76,000 county
building bonds:
$25,000 as 6s, due on June 1
(City) Central School
No.
Head, will
until
Miller, Village Clerk, will receive
Dec.
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. at a
price of par, a net interest cost
Svolos, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (EST)
and
County (P. O. Lenoir),
North Carolina
1966.
and
Bond
Co.,
not
income taxes. Dated April 1, 1958.
Due on April 1 from 1961 to 1998
Lenox,
bids
$250,000 build¬
ing bonds. Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
at
NORTH CAROLINA
agency and interest on
bonds is subject to Federal
Sullivan,
sealed
for the purchase of
February, 1960. Due on Dec. 1
from 1961 to 1965 inclusive. Prin¬
a
of about 3.67%.
public
inclusive.
Bond Offering—Edward A. Rie-r
man, District Executive
fire
were
a.m.
City),
Ohio
12
were
Agency,
President,
Cleveland Local
School District (P. O. Miller
000
Housing
par.
—
1980
to
interest
and
payable
cipal and
bonds
revenue
—
1960.
1,
1961
Principal
Jan.
Company of
Buffalo, as
price of 100.185, a basis
New York
1958
Jan.
from
Western New York, of
Bond Sale—The $867,000 dormi¬
Dec. 11
,
3.70s, at
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
tory
Jan. 20
$1,100,000
Twp. Local School District
(P. O. Warren), Ohio
Bond Offering — Gertrude G.
Lewis, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Terrace Park,
2394—were awarded to
Marine
The
Dec.
on
of
Fowler
$140,000 school
offered
of
&
Cleveland.
(P. O. Martin Street Road,
Carthage), N. Y.
and
were/
—
composed
Co., Inc.; the
First Cleveland Corp., and Provi->
dent Savings Bank & Trust Co.,
receive
Central School District No. 1
the
interest
2294
p.
group
—v.
North
1985
Delphos City School District, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $670,000 school
improvement bonds offered Dec..
&
Westhampton Beach, N. Y.
1960.
to
and Farmers Bank, of Owensville.
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
fer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
for
Tyre
1,
1961
will receive sealed bids
City.
improvement bonds offered Dec. 8
Babylon Union Free School District
No. 3 (P. O. 5 Jardine
Place,
Feb.
from
Principal and interest
payable at the Merchants
(J-D)
pay¬
able
at
the
Schenectady Trust
Company, of Schenectady. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Vandewater,
by Hawkins,
Wood, of New York
NEW YORK
Smith,
incl.
bonds.
'
inclusive.
City.
(CST) on
000
general obligation industrial p^nt
Jan. 4 for the purchase of $550
ing
approved
&
Sch.
til
Due
Jan. 7
on
Local
District, (P. O. Batavia), Ohio
Bond Offering — Rosemary
Lohrer, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed- bids un¬
Trust
Falls, as 4.40s, at a price of 100.34,
$1,200,000' a basis of about 4.30s. Dated Nov.
Dated Feb. 1, 1960.
1, 1959. Due on May 1 from 1960
inclusive.
of Syracuse.
Marshall County (P. O.
as
$2,700,000 school building and site
bonds.
Due on Sept. 1 from
1989
Canton),
and
Bond
to
O.
Sale—The
were
Canastota), N. Y.
County Supervisors Dist.
2
—
County Regional High Sch.
1 (P. O. Little Falls),
North Peterboro
follows:
1960
Legality ap¬
Owen, Scott,
Marquart, of Minne¬
Dorsey,
Guaranty Bank & Trust Co., of
Jackson; Canton Exchange Bank,
(EST) on Jan.
purchase of $2,940,000
p.m.
Feb. 1 from 1961
John
Daniels,
Education,
2392
p.
offered
Boland, Saffin & Co.,
a price of 100.136, a
at
District
Bond
O.
District No.
MISSISSIPPI
Madison
1959.
to
in
Schenectady, until 2 p.m. (EST)
on
Dec. 29 for the purchase of
$180,000 improvement-1960 bonds.
basis of about 4.16%.
Passaic
apolis.
v.
West Ottawa Public School
No. 59 (P. O.
on
inclusive.
to
Dated
Nov.
1,
1959.
Interest
(J-J) Legality approved by Mil¬
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
will
Due
1965
4.20s,
said
receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 4
for the purchase of $20,000 local
improvement bonds. Dated Feb.
Clerk,
1970 inclusive.
-
Minne¬
Bond Offering—Paul W. Pryor,
City
awarded to
as
a
*
8
of
apolis.
to
general
Due
will
Marquart,
holder
Thomas
bonds
sealed bids until 10
Redwood Falls, Minn.
sealed
on
&
1,
1961
Principal and
interest
(J-D) payable at the Genesee
Valley Union Trust Company, in
Rochester, or at the option of the
were
—
$80,000 general
190,
v.
—
Marie,
Barber
troit."
Bond Sale—The
on
30, 1960.
Dated
Dec.
from
clusive.
Federal
Township (P.
Bayville), N. J.
2%s, at
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott,
$53,000 water bonds,
a
Mrs. Sam
Gale, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Bank
Springfield, Mich.
Offering
Carl H.
Grasher, City Clerk, will receive
the
to
College of Saint Rose (Albany),
of
Detroit, in Detroit.
Legality
by Dickinson, Wright,
Davis, McKean & Cudlip, of De¬
190, p. 2293
v.
—
NEW JERSEY
1, Minn.
approved
Bond
at
Erd-
1978
est.
9
offered
coupons
Harriet
—
1
Company of New York. Le¬
approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
Housing
Home Finance Agency, as 3s,
price of par.
and
1, 1960 to
Village Clerk, will receive
sewer
troit.
Additional
Dec.
awarded
Delafield
1, 1967.
mann,
Jan.
Feb.
more
to
Dec.
on
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Dec. 29 for the purchase of $325,-
1961- to 1970 inclusive.
banking institutions, in¬
cluding the Second National Bank
of
Due
as
addition, the entire issue will
Bond
000
and interest (F-A)
or
net
Goodview (P. O. Winona), Minn.
general improvement
bonds.
Due on Feb.
1 from
,
a
4.49%,
in¬
1970
245,000
Dated
about
to total 6% from March
clusive.
395,000 special assessment street
improvement bonds. Due on
Feb.
of
4V2S.
as
1986 to
same
bear
assessment
sold to
from 1962 to 1985 inclusive.
100,000
ourchase of $710,000
follows:
as
$70,000
$350,000
Sealed
—
$450,000
was
BarcuS7:Kindred & Co., at
*
bids will be received
time for
Bond Sale—An issue of
cost
price
a
Berkeley
budget
Feb.
Dated
Feb.
on
-
Jan. 11 for the purchase
$590,000
sewer
until
Dated
Feb. 1 from
Dec. 10
for
at
bonds
improvement-1959
8
Fi¬
Dated
June
center-1959
$368,000 dormi-
revenue
bids
30
City
Bond Sale—The
tory-1958
Bond Offering — H. A.
Briggs,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
municipal building
lander,
re¬
p.m.
Elk River, Minn.
until
the
College (P. O.
Fulton), Mo.
apolis.
Interest
Saginaw, Mich.
Offering — P. E.
4
inclusive.
to
Home
Westminster
Dated
Detroit.
of
Vill
until
on
sold
was
bonds.
civil
gality
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott,
Barker &
Marquart, of Minne¬
by Mil¬
& Stone,
approved
Due
1971
1, 1959. Due on July 1 from
1961
J-J.
site
and
Clerk,
bids
bonds
Housing and
Agency, as 3s,
nance
funding bonds.
Feb.
building
$625,000
dormitory reve-
nurses
of par.
Jan. 12 for the purchase
Mor-
Bond
student
$5,965,000
on
Bond Sale—An issue of
Erwin Lang-
—
Villagg
ceive
Twp. Public School District.
Episcopal-Presbyterian
Federal
Dodge Center, Minn.
Stone, of Detroit.
of
Hospital (St. Louis), Mo.
.
MINNESOTA
J-D. Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Resort
Saint Luke's
In cereat
nue-1958
1, 1964. Interest
&
1959.
Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
of June
as
1,
M-S.
June 1 from 1962 to
1959. Due on
dock
Oct.
MISSOURI
on
was
declared
shareholders of record at 3:30 p.m.
on
January 5, 1960.
By order of the Board.
T.
F. Turner,
Secretary.
Montreal, December 14, 1959.
A
,
'
52
♦
(2760)
—■——
——
(EST) on Jan. 14 for the purchase
$95,627 bonds, as follows:
r.
of
$53,263 special assessments street
improvement, series A. (limited) bonds. Due on Dec. 15
from 1961-1967 inclusive.
RICO
PUERTO
(P.
Authority
$507,000
San JuahJ,
O.
street
(lim¬
Dec. 15
Due on
from 1961-1969 inclusive.11.965
storm
sewer
(limited)
bonds.
ited)
Due
bonds.
'
15, 1959. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Xenia National Bank, of Xenia.
Dec.
Dated
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
fer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
LeFlore
the
For
of
Director
Oct.
ended
in
12-month
corresponding
the
period the
Government
The
Bank
Other
No.
Sewer
Rico
Puerto
Arkoma),
O.
(P.
91
and
year before.
Development
is^ fiscal
-
Sale—The
Bond
Water
$12,000 school
building bonds offered Dec. 8—v.
Reported.—Total
2395—-were awarded to
Milburn, Cochran & Co., Inc., as
4yPs, at a price of 100.02, a basis
Revenues
Authority
190,
p.
of about 4.12%.
County Indep. School
(P. O. Idabel),
McCurtain
Bond Offering—R; A.
'"Superintendent of
Schools,
will
receive sealed bids until 5:30 p.m.
(CST) on Dec. 29 for the purchase
of $75,000 building bonds.
months
12
Oct.
ended
Anderson,
the
for
Revenues
District No. 71
Oklahoma^
the
of
revenues
in October,
1959
amounted to $3,454,352 compared
with $3,089,037 in October of 1958,
according to S. L. Descartes, Ex¬
ecutive Director of the Authority.
31, 1959 totaled $38,397,350 against $35,766,664 in the
corresponding 12-month period a
Rico
is
terest
Resources
RHODE
Baker, Oregon
Cranston, R. I.
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST) on Dec.
29
the
for
purchase of $70,000
sewer
improvement
Dated Feb. 1, 1960.
Due
and
street
bonds.
Feb.,1 from 1961 to 1970 inclu¬
on
sive. Principal and interest (F-A)
payable
office.
at the
Legality
City Recorder's
approved by
Bond Offering—Sealed
received
be
until
Due
1980
York
New
proved
Feb.
on
District
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
Jan. 12 for the purchase of $130,-
general" obligation
Dated
Feb.
1,
for
the
1960.
Due
1960.
Due
Bond
will
office.
of
Milton-Freewater, Oregon
Offering —J. R. Castner,
City Manager, will receive sealed
^bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST) on Jan.
the
purchase of $66,829
improvement
bonds.
Dated Jan.
1,
1960.
Due
1 from 1961 to 1970
6,
on
Feb.
inclusive. In¬
terest J-J.
Legality approved by
Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin,
of Portland.
1960
general
bonds.
Dated
from
Feb. 1
on
Feb.
1,
1961
to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
(F-A) payable at the First
National Bank, of
Pasadena, or at
any bank located in a Federal Re¬
serve
City, to be named by the
terest
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
proved
by
Plainview
Indep.
School
District,
Texas
Bond
Offering
President
Abington Township (P. O. 1176
Old
York
Road,
Abington),
Bond
$1,500,000 gen¬
obligation improvement
2295—were
cate
Co.,
*
Dec.
10—v.
awarded
to
190,
p.
syndi¬
a
headed
by Halsev, Stuart &
and Eastman
Dillon,
Inc.,
unlimited
1, 1960.
syndicate, are as follows:
Hornblower & Weeks;
Hemphill,
Noyes & Co.; Thomas & Co., and
Hess, Grant & Remington, Inc.
Township (P. O. Lyndora),
Pennsylvania
Bond
Offering—Leo
Laughlin,
Township
will
receive
p.m.
(EST)
sealed
on
E.
Jan.
Mc¬
Secretary,
bids
18
until
for
8
the
Due
on
Dec.
inclusive.
approved
Dated Dec. 15, 1959.
±6 from
Interest
by
1960 to
J-D.
Burgwin,
Legality
Ruffin,
Perry & Pohl. of Pittsburgh.
C
1964
tax
Due
Swisher
bids
until
2
bonds.
on
Feb.
Dated
Feb.
1 from 1961
Interest
County (P. O. Tulia),
Texas
Bond
Sale—An issue of $60,000
jail building and refunding, series
1959
bonds
National
was
and
terest J-D.
Tulia,
of
1959.
Due
on
Dec.
In¬
Legality approved by
Dallas,
•
Oak
Harbor,
County
$1,500,000
un¬
limited tax schoolhouse (callable)
offered Dec.
10—v.
2396—were awarded to
a
190,
p.
syndicate
Town
Clarissa Wal-
—
11
pur¬
$3,600,000 New Martins¬
Y60.' Due
Jan. 1 from
on
1963 to 1^85 inclusive.
of Jan.
terest
Callable
as
1, 1970. Principal and in¬
(J-J) payable at the State
Sinking Fund
of Charleston,
the holder, at
City Bank, of
ity approved
shall, Trimble
York City.
Commission office,
or at the option of
the First National
New York.
by
School
Trois-Rivieres
Commission*
Quebec
Bond
,
Offering—Andre Montour,
and Secre¬
receive s
(EST) ■on ^n. 7
for the purchase of $121,001 sconstruction bonds. Dated J a .
.
School
Commissioner
tary-Treasurer, will
bids until 8 p.m.
1960. Due on Jan.
1980
1961 to
1, from
inclusive. Interest
J-J.
Legal¬
Caldwell, Mar¬
& Mitchell, of New
WISCONSIN
Mosinee, Wis.
Bond Offering—Joe
Lane, City
Clerk, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 11
for the purchase of $450,000 school
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1960. Due on
July 1 from 1961 to 1979 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able
the
at
Mosinee
CURED OF CANCER
Commercial
CANADA
QUEBEC
Coteau-Station, Quebec
Bond Offerings-Village Secre¬
tary-Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
Clerk,
will receive
(PST) on
purchase of $20,000
general obligation bonds.
Dated
Jan. 1, 1960.
Due on Jan. 1 from
to
1962
and
inclusive.
1971
Principal
intere$4 (J-J) payable at the
Offering—C.
eral
Jan.
1, 1960. Due on Jan. 1 from
to 1980 inclusive. Principal
1961
interest
Erland-
City Comptroller, will receive
son,
sealed
until
bids
10
(PST)
a.m.
Jan. 11 for the purchase of
$10,000,000 municipal water reve¬
nue,
series
No.
2-1958
bonds.
on
Dated Jan.
from
1, 1960. Due
1969 to
able
of
on
Jan. 1
1985 inclusive. Call¬
Jan.
1, 1970. Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
fiscal
agency
of the
State
of
Washington in New York City, or
as
at the option of the
holder, at the
Treasurer's office. Legality
City
by
Weter,
Roberts
&
Shefelman, of Seattle.
bids
the
at
time
same
water
revenue-1960
Dated Jan.
1, ,1960. Due
the loan procedure.
bonds.
Jan. 1
from 1969 to 1985 inclusive. Call¬
able
and
of Jan.
as
interest
fiscal
1, 1970. Principal
payable at the
(J-J)
agency
of
the
State
approved
by
Weter,
Roberts
&
Town
Secretary-Treasurer,
receive
sealed
(EST)
Offering
—
(PST)
of
sealed
on
bids
struction
bonds.
1960.
on
Due
1980
C.
A.
until
light
series
Dated Jan.
1960.
1
from
Callable
1964
as
cipal and
at
the
1,
to
Gains-
11
and
A
re¬
a.m.
power
interest
bonds.
Due
2010
of Jan.
on
inclusive.
1, 1970.
(J-J)
Jan.
Prin¬
payable
City Treasurer's office,
or
a| the fiscal agency of the State
in
Isfew
York
City.
Dated
Jan.
1
inclusive.
Legality
ap¬
CURED OF CANCER
(J-J)
in
1,
1961
Principal
to
and
payable
at
the
Province
all
of
Quebec of the bank mentioned in
the loan procedure.
Montreal Metropolitan
are
million of
a
them! Untold numbers of
these
men
tually
and
owe
information
women ac¬
their lives to
they obtained
from the American Cancer
Society.
Fighting
cancer
is
bus¬
our
iness. We have all kinds of
Corporation,
Quebec
Registers Issue With SEC—The
Corporation has filed
There
8:30
Jan.
from
a
registra¬
ammunition:
posters;
ex¬
hibits; film strips; easy-to-
tion statement with the Securities
understand folders; hard¬
and
hitting, dramatic films.
Exchange Commission
ing
of
cover¬
proposed sale of $30,000,000
a
sinking fund debentures,
due
Feb.
1, 1985, through a group
headed by The First Boston Cor¬
poration.
public
on
socials,
center.
The Corporation intends to ap¬
ply the net proceeds from the sale
of
the
debentures
ment
of
meet
construction
mile
Boulevard
bank
to
loans
west-east
of
to
33-
a
(expressway),
direction, and to
meet
commitments in respect of Boule¬
vard
coji^truction.
City of Montreal)
the
on
jointly and
severally responsible for debts in¬
curred
by the corporation in
nection
with
statute,
the
these
obligated to
ate
shares
and
By
municipalities
are
their proportion¬
all
Boulevard
maintenance
curred
The
con¬
Boulevard.
pay
of
debt
in¬
expenses
by the corporation.
debentures
will
be
re¬
deemable at the option of the
cor¬
•/
poration
In
on
addition,
or
after Feb. 1,
they
are
community
They're all (de¬
signed to alert
you, your
family and
friends to
your
cancer
can
mean
which
the difference
between life and death.
Call
or
write the Unit of
the American Cancer So¬
ciety nearest
you.
It's
stocked with ammunition
(including The
are
your
church
repay¬
incurred
costs
club, at
your
facts about
the
crossing the Island of Montreal in
a
your
PTA meeting, your
the
about Jan. 26, 1960.
or
They're free for use in your
office,
be offered to the
It is expected that
The** 3zniunicipalities
Jan. 12 for the purchase
$32,000,000
until
on
Island of Montreal
ford, Director of Finance, will
ceive
bids
will
Jan. 7 for the pur¬
chase of $150,000 filter plant con¬
p.m.
Shefelman, of Seattle.
Bond
•
Quebec
Bond Offering—Pierre
Demers,
of
Washington in New York City, or
at the option of the
holder, at the
City Treasurer's office. Legality
of
Fort-Chambly,
for
on
Province
Quebec of the bank mentioned in
the purchase of $1,800,000 munici¬
pal
payable at all
the
debentures will
Mr. Erlandson will also receive
sealed
(J-J)
in
branches
G.
Jan. 7
on
of $170,000 gen¬
improvement bonds. Dated
interest
Seattle, Wash.
Bond
(EST)
CURED OF CANCER
for the purchase
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
headed by the Northern Trust
Co.,
price of 100.057,
until
ville Bridge revenue bonds. Dated
Jan. 1,
Jan. 5 for the
of
a
bids
Jan. 5 for the
on
branches
Wash.
revenue-1960,
Sale—The
of
sealed
•
Tyler Indep. School District, Texas
Chicago, at
chase
and
3s.
as
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of
bonds
(EST)
sold to The First
1 from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
Bond
interest
the
at
to
Tacoma, Wash.
Bank,
Dated June 1,
purchase of $150,000 general obli¬
gation bonds.
Payne,
Trustees,
(F-A).
Legality
approved
by
Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
the
Butler
sealed
to 1981 inclusive.
LJnion Securities & Co.,
jointly, as
3%s, at a price of 100.2541, a basis
of about 3.34%.
Other members
of
of
(CST) on Dec. 29 for the
purchase of $275,000 schoolhouse
Sale—The
bonds offered
receive
1970
1962
office.
Legality ap¬
by Preston, Thorgrimson
Horowitz, of Seattle.
approved
R. V.
—
Board
p.m.
Pennsylvania
eral
will
of
a.m.
Tremper,
Treasurer's
a.m.
obligation,
receive
a.m.
Principal
"payable
(F-A)
11
1 from
Feb.
on
inclusive.
Dec. 29 for the purchase
Due
1983
PENNSYLVANIA
f
Due
until
bids
11
—
will
Treasurer,
bids
Treasurer's office.
Legal¬
ity approved by Preston, Thor¬
grimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
until
Bond Offering
Patrick C.
Graney, State Road Commissioner,
Chicago.
Town
Sealed
—
received
on
$1,385,000
I960.
Bond
for
In¬
Jan.
July 1, 1960.
Offering
be
(CST)
series
11
$25,000
Dated
Pasadena, Texas
sive. Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the County Treasurer's
Bancroft
of
Notes.
Jan. 5
school
Feb. 1 from 1961 to 1975 inclu¬
..
purchase
stallment
Washington
(P. O.
to
sealed
on
maturity.
of)
of Mosinee.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
receive
(PST)
on
Jan.
7
for the
purchase of
$450,000 general obligation series
1958-B bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1960.
&
1961
receive
&
92.9%
(State
,
Bank,
Bond Offering—A. A.
Bond Offfering
(CST)
noon
ap¬
Roberts
VIRGINIA
alTjlr!a
''iqci
commencing Feb. -1,
ti*
is
calculated to■
of the debentures pnor
Seattle), Wash.
.
will
until
Legality
Weter,
County, Lake
rath,
bids
City.
by
proved
Harlingen Housing Authority, Tex.
Note Offering — Van C. Snell,
Chairman,
on
from
the
at
School District No. 414
TEXAS
(P. O. Junction City), Oregon
bonds.
1
payable
Shel'elman, of Seattle.
inclusive.
Bond Offering—Gertrude Sand¬
OOQ
on
$700,000 highway loan bonds.
300,000 sewer loan bonds.
Portland.
Lane County School District No. 69
ers,
bids will
(EST)
noon
Jan. 5 for the purchase of $1,000,000 loan bonds, as follows:
Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin,
of
ISLAND
1961 to
Principal and in¬
Treasurer's office, or at
the fiscal agency of the State in
sealed
Bond Offering—Leland J. Wood,
from
Dec. 1
on
(J-D)
County
Authority.
a.m.
the benefits of an
fund,
Virginia
purchase
County
for the Puerto Rico Water
Puerto
11
the
for
inclusive.
fiscal
for
agent
OREGON
Due
1959.
197.9
Development
Bank
until
13
receive
(PST)
of
will
Treasurer,
bids
Jan.
King
Government
The
Trust
$1,485,000 general obligation 1959,
series A
bonds.
Dated
Dec, 1,
ago.
year
the
Offering—A. A. Tremper,
sealed
on
October
"-Increased
of
1970.
syndicate
King County Highline Sch. Dist.
No. 401 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
County
Resources
WEST
West
will
1,
Mercantile
follows:
Bond
Puerto Rico
1
WASHINGTON
Authority.
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
Oklahoma
'
Jan.
on
Jan.
of
as
members
as
Due
Company, of St. Louis; First Na¬
tional Bank in Dallas, Fridley &
Frederking; Dittmar & Co., Inc.,
and James C. Tucker & Co., Inc.
Rico
Puerto
for
1
to 1978 inclusive.
1975
Callable
are
months
12
$8,375,367
County Dependent School
District
3%s.
in Octo¬
31, 1959 total revenues of the
Authority rose to $9,122,306 from
duct
as
1958, according to Rafael V.
Urrutia,
Executive
the Authority.
Jan.
op
3.60s.
from
agent for the Puerto Rico Aque¬
OKLAHOMA
as
594,000
month of October totaled $861,345,
15 from
Dec.
on
1961 to 1980 inclusive.
"
City.
which
1969 inclusive.
Due on Jan. 1
from 1970 to 1974 inclusive.
Increased
compared with $762,491
Due
4s.
as
399,000
Revenues—
Revenues of the Authority for the
ber of
proved by Wood, King & Dawson,
of New York
from 1962 to
Rico
Puerto
"
30,398 special assessments
improvement, series B
of about 3.74%,
follows:
as
Reports
cdst
net interest
a
Aqueduct and Sewer
Puerto Rico
1970.
entitled
to
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