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ESTA BIAS HE D
1839
Reg. U. S. Put. Office
Number 5921
Volume 191
New York 7, N./Yv,
Monday, February 1, 1960
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC. UTILITY
•
INDUSTRIAL
•
INSURANCE
-
Inc.—Merger of Subsidiaries—Official
: V'
ACF Industries,
cial
'Sees "Golden" Rail Age-—
v
ACF
zations.V
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"
H'
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addition
Riverdale
the
to
and
Paramus
plants,
the
ment
of Erco and the
Department
jurisdiction
established
and
in
1954,
capacitors
The
ment.
ACF
Alexandria,
Va,
for
which
use
activity
developed, and
known
been
is
engaged
in
:/-■ A'
■
of
other
.
ordnance
and
mission.
to
-
It
also
.
official
-//''s '
.
a
yet to come."
Pacific
——_
.——
Toronto
;
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The new
decade may well produce'a
"revelation" In railroading,J. D. Loftis,
marketing director of the American Caiv& Foundry o^ivision of ACF
Industries, Inc. predicted in a talk before the Transport
tion Research Forum In NewTYork.
'
The
-.
ACF
as one
official
<"
cited
"the
confidence
of
the
railroads
36 -'
Kempton
.that
37
;
►
37
38
3J9
v
Bond
Loftis
offered
a
emphasizing that
on
the
string
his
of
"potential
predictions
list:
-
■
435?
currently;
costs
gross
will
ACF
on
Averages.—— 33
;/•
reduced by
be
ton-miles
abandonment
/if"",":
•.
of
all
of
33
clearing the way for this competitive advance/"A
Railroad after-tax
profits will more than double, to 65'? ' "or bettter."
The railroads will
adopt "pipeline methods" in freight haridlingV with
.
an
aDie.to
example
carry
of
the
variety
a
last
of
point,
specialized products of customers.'
L°ftis said he is
"convinced
dependent
-
Reserve
that the growth
■>
1*
—-----
1958
active
This
►
46
$2.30
►
in
of
dollars
in
diversified
a
the
Swiss
amounts
since
International,
of
$49.3
before
$2.41
per
Registers
'
utilities
share for
1958.
Eoth
the
in
billion
22.7
World
of
figures
set
sale
kwh. in
of
'
_
"
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>
.
-
.
,
-
At
increase
an
Jan.
,
>
,
lore
a.
n
•
reueral
in
ti'i
nf
tv!a
hn!o?i
"no
thp
also
income
tax
provision
of
fiscal
year,
$750,000
income. The
$600,000 was made.
on
year
was
turn
i
V/lth
*
"nfilleH
late
n
y
,
n?.Sipect to •Pcoming business,
iQArs are^ sisnificantly ahead
lay,
p.
2337.
FunrteST,nent comPfU^les,
lation
utat
The
Hurst
Mr.
out
that
level as of this
With SEC—
^
_
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Affiliated Fund shares.
,■ T.'
corporation
its
outstanding
lulv
1965
1
navmeiit
will
Broadway,
New York,
redemption on Feb. 17. 1960, all
income mortgage certificates, due
plus accrued interest.
Immediate,
National, Bank & Trust Co., 1410
„
163,
N. Y. —V.
p.
split
be
issued
total
based
are
Life
Insurance
Co.
—
Product—
-
of
305.
America—Acquisition—New
"five ."for
for
President
of
to.: tlie ' "stockholders,
company
'
j
Alcoa
said
that it
plans to continue the fundamental policies estab¬
major changes in
the Cupples management and that no
uersonnel or operating procedures are anticipated.
lished
In
by
acquiring Cupples, Alcoa
and expand - the use
accelerate
num¬
three,",
,
three
each
which
by
shares
capital
Board
15
cents
The
S.
will have a facility with which to.
of aluminum in residential," commer-
also
dividend
this
be
two
"
cents
cents
60
or
the
of
to
value
paid-in
■
earnings
basis
.
as
previously,
year.
dividend for March 15, 1960,
March 1, 1960, and directed that
share
the
on
shares
new
should
it
have
possible to complete the proposed stock split by March 1,
that the mathematically equivalent dividend of 25
share
be paid on present shares.
;
Board
officers
the
mittee,
to
of
rate
there
new
to
be
and
made,
and
of
of
steps
the
in
the
four
shares
shares
share
shares
be
be
excess
details,
contract
of
the
in
deal
by
and
to
finished
Life
the
accepted,
of
stockholders
of
by the
provision
making
And, of course,
to approval by
Life's
audits
officials
approval
form
subject
for
special
a
board
final
home
the
ul¬
the
In¬
state)
and
Life
of
both
Knights
the
total
Insurance
Co.
is
completed,
in
the
American
be
wholly-owned by
$1,560,000,000, with assets
business
shares,
acquired,
offered.
between
(Knights
companies
then
of
is
the
Insurance
life
Knights
transaction.
the
Delaware
transaction
new
the
of
out¬
General;
Knights
to
will
agreement
of
would
000,000 and 1959
by
to
of
General
if
which
be
a
ratification
to
and
and
various
on
Department?
American
each
American
247,030
owns
Life
General
Jan.
1-5
at
further consideration
details
in
already
Knights
for
Knights
of
by the Knights Life directors at
Pittsburgh and was provisionally
consummation
When
would
General
considered
was
companies
Life board
surance
force
302,970
American
on
to
two
and
American
new
General
only
analyses
all
of.
American
offer
Knights
(all
shares
605,940
meeting
the
company
outstanding. There are
550,000
which would require 1,100,000 shares
remain
subject
and
an
offer by
the company already made by
on the authority of
the Executive Com¬
the entirety of Knights Life Insurance
Co.
by
American General shares for Knights Life shares at the
the
Life
since
but
approved
of
two
standing,
cents
acquire
exchanging
Knights
if
or,
directed
per
The
.
.
permitting,
proven
not,
the
1,918,share
per
the company's
/
'
>
-
in
stock
would
quarterly
record
per
and
increase
will
1,151,380
par
that,
per
the Board
shares
new
dividend
same
16,
company's
This
leaving
intention
the
on
declared
15
$1.50,
the
remain
stockholders
to
to
.
Split
,/'!'/
Wortham,
the
outstanding.
$2,878,450.
expressed
quarter
per
Board
payable
$2.50
at
also
shares will
new
i.e.,
from
unchanged
The
the
action
Stock
Jan.
on
Gus
that
of, share® in' the company from
.-will at the" same time-reduce "he
and
Texas,
1
announced 011 Jan. 26 that it had acquired the
Cupples Products Corp. of St. Louis.
Cupples Products Corp. was formed in 1946.
It is engaged in the
business 01" fabricating, selling, and installing aluminum doors, windowframes and curtain walls,
as fell as.in the manufacture and sale of
Its principal offices are located in St. Louis.
It currently employs
approximately 880 people at plants in St. Louis, Dallas, and Dowagiac,
This
In
over
average
,/ /'"
;
recommendation
proportionately,
for
Company
6.4^
of
the
on
number
666^3
timate
Aluminum
II.
energy with
25.9 billion kwh.
against
increase of 14.25'?. Gross operating revenues
or
9.15?
above the previous
an
General
the
be
This
M
of Boston and affiliamendments to their regisadditional shares of beneficial
Chase Fund
C" of New York. have filed
interesi
Digitized for^Fent'5 coverlPK 1,000,000
FRASER
rV. ioo £]Fui^
7,500,000 additional
.'('x
y
pointed
of last year's
Amuaka Fund, Inc.—Registers
atecl.
of
Jnl!fSt
/eP°l'ted "In terms of financial health/Aeroquip is In
vantaeprifii,0
^ shape. Our bank loan agreement, which was" adborrovvinA°
revised last July, and our arrangements for short-term
this time" a
pilm,e fates assure us of adequate capital funds at
very
has called for
5 "c cumulative
(extended) at 100r?
be made at Sterling
The
months ended Dec. 31, 1959 were $667,505,
cents per share on the 1,194.135 shares outstanding at the
1parter. This was 24'^ higher than earnings of $540,259
m
quarter of fiscal 1959,' equal to 45 cents per share,
on
the 1,194,135 shares
presently outstanding.
Corp.—To Redeem Certificates—
Allerton New York
War
high rof,;.$323.6-million
million.—V. 191,; p. 97.
recommended
which
be-
in tlle three
equal
end
quarter of the current
Provision for Federal taxes
accord¬
industry,
25 by this company.
stock, compared with
common
special meeting of the Board of Directors
a
approved
.'
Ke^Juio December
;
electric
1958,
AEP
an
11
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r
Inc.—Earnings—
Acquisition—
►
'
"
company has subsidiaries in
and
licensing agreements with
in 1959;
reported on
share
serving
•
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;
the
million
were
to
American
.
'•
trad¬
a
.
subsidiary,
manufacturer
markets
overseas
million
$46.3
I year's $296.5
potential of the railroads
noted that the nation's railroads-have invested
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
nn»>.
War II toward improving service and lowering;
penning costs. He
cited as one return the swift development of piggy-;
Tliis Wiggins, Colo., corooraticm filed a registration statement with oacKing, now, offered
by virtually every Class L railroad in the. country.
the SEC on Jan. 25, 1960. covering: 200,000 shares' of common stock,
►
Piggyback loadings in
1959- increased' about 50 4 over the 1958 total"
" ►'to be offered for public sale at $5-per-share. "The offering is to be
niffOBi,
er termed the development of demountable containers for
made on. a best ./efforts -bAsis: by - W.. Edwqrd Tague Co., Pittsburgh, for
I
uyoacking "the. dark horse" of the years ahead.
which it- will receive 'a sellingr commission or 80; cents per share.
The ,
nia i
«
also
dieseliSsation' of ,the locomotive/fleet and .improve--underwriter also will receive tif all the shares are sold) three-year
nf-n,
covered hopper cars as other major achievements " of. the" '• options to purchase 10.000 additional common shares at 10 cents per
ni"h.a
8
the great increase in the types of materials and
share "Five-year options for an additional .50,000 shares have been or 1
trniDH
f
t.ransI30rtable In "tank cars.. Additionally, electronically con- 2 may-be-issued to officials and employees;.; And fori 33,670 shares in' ...
nf *i
and signal systems "represent a notable advance01 the •frei8ht'.yards
connection with land purchases'.:
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>T.
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past decade, he said.—V.
190, p, 2445.
v
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The company was organized under Colorado law 111 December, 19o9,
1
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and
proposes
to, engage in. farming and related activities, including
Aeroquip Corp.—Sales and Earnings Up— •
particularly the production and marketing of a qtiality pork product.
.
•
•
•
:
Foter F.
It has acquired options to purchase three- farm properties, two in Iowa
Hurst;,.President of this corporation, told stockholders at
and one in Colorado at a total cost of $327,350 and 33.670 common
lo^o
A anm,al meeting that the three months' ended Dec. 31,
shares
Net proceeds of the stock sale will be used in large part to
\vn///
"best first quarter" in the. company's history. "This
purchase the land, construct the necessary buildings, and provide the
wMrh
t
despite the1 restricting influence of the steel strike
necessary equipment and capital to engage in a large-scale hog raising
Not
i
sor}xe e,<tent curtailed the company's sales and earnings,
program.
The prospectus lists Dr. C. L. Telleen of Gowrie, Iowa., as
of if
tlie December quarter totaled $13,707,918, an increase
•n
President, and Herman "W. Tripp.' of Paton, Iowa, as Vice-President.
over last
year's $10,487,792.
;
V/
One of the Iowa farms is to be purchased from Tripp and his father.
If all the offered shares are sold
and the land purchase option® are
earning f80.11 c,ollar of net sales, 10.3" was realized as pre-tax
tnve*
tlle Period under review. Before Federal income
exercised,
the officials and promoters of the company and Eugene
140 9^0 arnln?s
wel'e SI,417,505. This was 2V/<< ahead of the $1,Petersen, owner of the Colorado farm, will own 36,170 common shares,
59
leportcd in the first fiscal
quarter of last year.
or
about 15.55e of the then outstanding shares.
"
*
-.•■■■:
•
of shares outstanding during the
respective years.
;
:
Philip Sporn, President, said that AEP in 1959 again led all private
/•" /
—
-}'\
,
_
Brakeshoe
of
per
*
ber
The Course of Bank Clearings.^:.:—::..45.;;:
Agricultural Research Development, Inc.
millions
Shoe,
earnings
net
U
.
Mexico, and France,
foreign firms.—V. 190, p. 2613.
many
also
,),rCP official also
I! °n slnce World
;
American Electric Power Co.
_
upon
and Is
resulting from improvement?, in equipment
methods." Progress in this
area, he continued, "is causing railroadsbecome attractive
long-range investments."
A
-,-.
Vf-
•;
Brazil,
and
to
been
Record
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund-Notices. 46
r
22
Kellogg
Ingenieur-Buro
GmbH
in
Germany
is
expansion program that will result in a total in¬
several
Brake
to
,
Condition. Statement'op Federal
Banks
Jan.
on
Dunn.
Canada,
"
predicted: "a basic flat car,
structures,"/designed" to 'carry:
v
Combined
-
Loftis
containing
of
addition
—
and many load centers;- automation-will --figure
importantly in improved handling equipment at these points.
'
Mass production
of basic forms of
rolling stock will, become possible
»s railroads tend to
."regularize their equipment buying patterns:
As
has
•
costs,
announced
company,
is based in Geneva and is both
It
company.- ;
of
in the
step
American
Corporation & Investment News—.
1
State and City Bond Offerings
51
Dividends Declared and Payable.
9
Foreign Exchange Rates:..—---- 46
Condition Statement of' Member Banks of T'
•'V' Federal Reserve
System::..—^;:iI---.-_;46
half.
this
of the Kellogg Division of .Brakeshoe International,
products abroad.
Jiolding
a
another
General
transportation,
jewer freight yards,
Shoe
and
vestment
lines.will, lower-
branch
of
Sub.— ,/
step
as part
Establishment
ing to Mr.
>
■>
Co.—Acquisition by
new
ing
Miscellaneous Features
research.
President
1
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Brakeshoe
,
Operating-
Brake
.
33
railroads,
by
Dunn,
further
a
381.
p.
•
Averages 33
themselves"
market
191,
in its expansion program, the company's Swiss
Internationa], S. A.,
has acquired-a plant in
West Germany for airborne
hydraulics. The plant is located in Wies¬
baden and-is expected to be known as
Kellogg Ingenieur-Buro GmbH.
the
.
accomplishments"
based
•
Railroad freight transportation
Railroads will handle 50r/r of
compared with
were
..
valuable resources."—V.
unit will deal initially in the
repair and overhaul of airborne
hydraulic pumps on NATO aircraft. Many of these
pumps were origin¬
ally. manufactured by the American Brake Shoe Company's
Kellogg
; Division in the United States. - The desirability of
manufacturing some
.'types of pumps in West Germany will be investigated.
' :
j Brakeshoe International, S.- A., .was formed
in; 1959 to coordinate
manufacturing, sales, servicing and licensing agreements for Aanerican
factor
Included
as
subsidiary,
,
SEC Index of Stock Prices.—_____—33
underlying his optimism. And he predicted enactment of
tax, legislative, and
regulatory reforms to improve-the railroad outlook.
is
and
? Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
1
*•
most
our
American Brake Shoe
'
Markets..—___C__ 43;
Stock
National Quotation Industrial Stock
"The
.
in
development
energy, •
of
one
,
Stock Exchange—Curb Section—__ 42
Dow-Jones
:
railroads are a growth industry,
calamity howlers notwithstand¬
ing/and their growth-will result
principally from unbelievable improve¬
ments in both
equipment and methods in the years ahead," Loftis
.
|
Over-the-Counter
,
~
declared.
Stock'/Exchangei-————— 34 /
-
leading A-ailroad supply company on Jan. 5 contra¬
dicted those viewing the future of
railrc^ds as gjpomy-and said- "there
is good evidence that the
Golden Age oftB&S^^ear-olcuT*ap Horse is
of
new
chemical industry of
29
Exchangeiiir_il'_;-^_--.
Vice-President
charge of engineering, B. J. Fletcher, cited
as
promising major advantages to the electro¬
the United States. "The result of this joint Alcoa: Westinghouse " project,he
said, "offers greater output per kilowatt
► for aluminum smelting and various other electro-chemical
operations
throughout industry. It means more effective use of electrical
the
34
Stock
...
new
Alcoa
13
25
Coast Stock Exchange.
-1-—2
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange—.—
Pittsburgh Stock
Montreal"^Stock Exchange.——
Canadian Stock Exchange:.
/ Toronto Stock. Exchange. _—1——.
classified
industry.An
PAGE
Exchange———_.—„„— 34
Midwest Stock Exchange.
2-———Y— 34.'.
cars
transmission
gas
,
...
believed
is
Detroit Stock
fuel- system
com¬
industry valves and fittings,
l.ucleprr^products for the. Atomic. Energy: Com-,
leases a fleet ofwaJik and other, special. railroad:cars
-~-r-\
■"
and
:-.i'/>:;:/;'/////:'•'/-,/-,-;-'>•;/;
Cincinnati
transportation--equipment, '-. automotive
ponents. petroleum
in
,
American Stock Exchange-——-———
•
and
aluminum
,
Boston
modules
railroad
-
New York Stock Exchange ■ (Stocks)
New .York Stock Exchange; (Bonds)—.
operation, of. Avion,-:
manufacture
of
use
.
Electronics.'
ACF
as
the
increased
to be the world's most
powerful silicon rectifier
at Alcoa's Badin
smelting works.:
;
V :
rectifier can convert alternating current into
direct current
: with
greater, efficiency than any large rectifier designed to date. Use
by the aluminum industry of the new unit would
permit the production
; of up to 4more primary aluminum per unit of
electricity consumed.
-Stock and Bond Quotations'
;
new. division
manufactures
This
located
The
ii^ the-circuitry of radio and television equip¬
has
also
Industries
has
what
unit,
plant, in Alexandria,-Va.i also has been placed under
of the new division. This is: the research activity,
ACF
Another
.
of
operates an Electro-Physics
Laboratory In Bladensburg, • Md.
This
recently-opened laboratory combines -the/former Research and Develop¬
the
buildings.
will, serve to broaden markets for all companies serving
building industry.-/• / '
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Three years of- pioneerihg
joint effort between this company and
Westinghouse Electric Corp. have climaxed with successful operation
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X In This Issue.
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in
monumental
these fields
the
Electroi>ics Division through the. merger of its
Avion and Nuclear Products-Erco divisions was/ announced on Jan. 21
bv ACF Industries, Inc.
/
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ACF President,
Russell G.. Taylor,. said "The consolidation of our
electronics activities into a single operating-division is expected to
'strengthen the company's position in this field" through the combining
of similar technical talents as well as administrative-and sales organi¬
ot
Formation
and
MISCELLANEOUS
-
of some
General
American
in
in
Group
General)
of
excess
$240,-
$325,000,000.
American-Marietta Co.—Registers With SEC—
This company,
tion
statement
common
sition
stock.
of 101 East Ontario Street,
with
the
These
of-additional
SEC
on
securities
Jan.
are
businesses and
25
for
Chicago, filed
covering
intended
other
to
be
1,882,718
used
corporate
in
a
registra¬
shares
the
of
acqui¬
purposes. -The
*
2
3.217,720
company now has outstanding 11.328,920 common shares and
class B common shares as*well as-preferred stock and various
ness.—V.
191,
American
In
381.»
p.
/
Co.—Merger Negotiations—
relating to rumors of a possible merger
and this company, John C. Virden, Chair¬
Eaton; and A. M. Mras. President of American
questions
of Eaton Manufacturing Co.
to
response
President
and
man
Metal
by certain of
Virden
Mr.
the
Mr.
and
has
discussions
joint statement
a
been
that
suggested
said:
Eaton
the
* In
—V.
190.
known what
is not
18.51
or
American
Yachting Systems. Inc.—Common Stock Of¬
offering of 100,000 shares of the corporation's
Hilton
Securities, Inc., New York, N. Y., pursuant to an offering
circular dated Dec. 31, 1959.
*
The
stock at S3 per share has been made by
of
proceeds
genera} corporate
the
issue
will
be
purposes.—V. 190,
used
to
loans
repay
2137.,;.
p.
V
•
corporation
Jan.
on
face
at
filed
15
covering $200,000 of 81
The
letter
a
Files
—
with
corporation ihas
Bendix Aviation Corp.—New
Product—
This
has
designated
the
The
rebuilt
S.
used
$56
5.357*
share,
per
The
.
Charles
for
working capital.—V.
Coast Line RR.—New
R.
Yates.
representative
46.
the
for
of
Atlanta,
Louisville
Railroads effective Feb.
15.
477.
p.
Financial Rep.—
Ga.,
and
189.
has
been
Nashville
appointed
and
Atlantic
•
Line
headquarters will be in New York City.
Announcement
of
the
appointment was made today by A.
L. M.
Wiggins, Chairman of the Boards of both rail lines, who also states
that
Mr.
the
at
two
Yates
April
wiil be elected
following
President-Finance.
Finance,
Since
1947
in
quarters
and
William
of
J.
Frank
New
has
been
Textile
his
From
office
with
Mills,
in
Atlanta
charge of their operations in
Atlanta
in
schools,
Joshua
the
and
L.
Baily
executive
he
has
First
National
Bank
in
1940.
After
10
months'
Navy
in
which
lieutenant
January,
&:
served
Atlanta.
he
commander
when
hf
a
been
He
and
was
1941.
member
the
"
was
started
on
an
Reserve
missile.
Other
addition
Ordnance
new-plant
on
Jan.
by
this
include
corporation.
was
first
tested
sales
in
the
of
1954,
said
new
product
range
of
liiie
of
applications
will
be
Methodist
S.
U.
in
He
separated
held
froth
the
the
to
of
service
the
rank
his
assumed
in
the Baily firm in
civic
with
post
the
bank
1947.
affairs,
serving
Southern
as
Chairman,
Atlanta
United
Metropolitan YMCA. He is a steward
Atlanta,
and
member
a
of
Air
of
the
Walker
Augusta
National Golf Club.
Cup Team
has
won
1936-33
numerous
and
served
He
as
was
Line
RR.,
beiow.- -V.
captain
golf tournaments, including
The
191,
Calif.,
to
the
Jan.
on
Lark
its
22
division
in
191,
and
brakes
T.
of Dallas, Texas
William
Inc., New York, diclosed.
Hack,
In
of the
one
and video uses, at
the companv'e Stamford. Conn.,
a
way
advanced
Aurora
about
Plasties Corp.—Acquisition—
hand
on
John
Brodbeck
for
K
&
&
B
will continue ?.? vice-president in
charge of
Mai'.ufacturing Corp.
B
markets
"Torpedo."
its
engines
"Tornado."
marketed
under
significantly
were
"Sky-Fury"
the
to
trade
Baltimore
Paint
191..
&
Mr.
or
93,
p.
the
well
knewr.
Shlkes
roughly
ZH
-
;
Chemical
added.
Corp.
,
names,
engine
X
fuel
the
win
3
A*
Aurora's
times
«..
produc¬
trade
and "Sea-Fury."
its
"Supersonic." Sales of
Aurora.
$5,000,000.
previously.—V.
years
name
those of
than
more
under
1959
sales
of
Pi
,,,
,
Baltimore Paint & Chemical Corp.. 2325
Annapolis Avenue. Baltimore,
filed a registration statement with the SEC
on Jan. 22,
1960, covering
(a) $750,000 of sinking fund
deoentures, 6^1
series due 1973
with
8-year warrants for the purchase of 22,500 common
shares at the rate
shares
for
each* $1,000
6*41
cumulative
to
be
offered
a
101
convertible
for public
commission
Brooks
&
$20
Co.;
share,
per
underwriters.
five-year
price
and
The
warrants
be
to
of
sale
with
at
to
the
to
$2
company
specified
90.000
shares
of
preferred stock. The debentures are
10051.
of their principal amount
with
preferred
a
<b»
and
first
payable
the
debentures;
per
also
purchase
underwriters,
shares
are
share
t
4
t
/
'''
by
to
headed
be
by
offered
commission
P
for
pavabie
W
sale
to
the
on
has
has agreed to sell the Brooks A
25,000 additional common shares
(at
a
price
The company
the
::
general
corporate
to
$2,000,000 construction
tion's
Jan.
capacity
of
program
vitreous
china
which
plumbing
fixtures
The
large-scale
project,
which
upon
preliminary
f
iLo
1959,
AND
Corporate
are
was organized
included
in
the
registration
statement.
in
for refunding more than $11
And, also, in view of the stock market
ISSUES
COMING
UP
are
already listed
$220
over
million
in
set.
MUNICIPAL
Corporate
.
Bonds
1-Feb.
Feb.
'Stocks
8-Feb.'l2—1'
$18,950,000
37,750,000
50,051,000
$257,844,000
Feb. 15-Feb.19
$291,799,480
142,093,000
Total.
I ^
four atfiliated companies. It is a manuwld! UrLe ? house paints and industrial finishes. In
purchased the
1
Corporates
$35,875,000
12,912,750
215,100,730
27,911,000
Feb. 22-Feb. 26—..
FINANCING TABLE
Total
Grand Total
-
*Municipals
of Both
$54,825,000 $$116,254,500
50,662,750
140,920,000
357,193,730
22,620,000
86,962,000
12,100,000
$549,643,480
$171,079,500
191,582,750
359,813,730
99,062,000
$291,894,500
$821,537,980
.♦
it
business and
assets
of
M.
J. Merkin
Paint
Tna irnCUrC
g t0 the Pro3Pe«'-i3. the company now has outstandthe Sfti
th!Ti,0n shares and certain indebtedness. Net proceeds of
of
fallows
-preferred Stock and bonds
•
buildings
an
Treasury's plans
Feb. 15.
period ahead there
CORPORATE
will be applied
*to th„e rePa3'mer.t of a loan obtained in connection
°f ¥erkin Paint: *1.°50,000 to purchase of the
and
adjacent
plant
tract;
presently leased
$500,000 to the
bv
cons
'he
comoanv
-uction
of
*tl million
^
or more.
$Includes $30 million Montreal Metropolitan Corp. and
$15 million Province of New Brunswick—both
non-tax-exempt issues.
/
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"i
,
t
as
taaether
additional
..
'
r
i
t
■
i.
•
at
present pro¬
this corpora¬
announced
architectural
on
and
engineering w:>rk already has b^en started, involves a total of six new
buildings to be erected adjacent to and adjoining the present multi-
the
The table below is compiled
by. the Chronicle from data obtained from private and
public sources. Rumor dates are screened out so as to
provide a firm estimate of the
demand for funds in the capital market.—S. B.
Feb.
199,
..
will double the
Ingersoll-Humphreys Division facilities here was
19 by George W. Kelch, President of the Division.
rat
be
purposes.—V.
Borg-Warner Corp.—Expansion Plans—
A
duction
corporate bonds and stocks with calendar dates already
June, 1958, by American Drver Corp.
following month acquired all the
outstanding stock of Baltimore
fJrFnrfi-
1
for
Brooklyn Union Gas preferreds, $20 million Duquesne Light Co.
debentures, and $14 million Public Service Co. of
Oklahoma; and Feb. 25—$25 million
Dayton Power & Light Co. bonds,;
Co.
the sale of $750,000 of
6*4 1 first mort¬
1972 to the New York Life
Insurance Co.; ar.d the com¬
agreed to issue 12-year warrants to
underlying .shares also
TanS
land,
used
be
the
purchase 13,000 common
specified* to the insurance
company as part
consideration for its purchase of the bonds.
All three series of'warrants
tnu-
will
Polymeric Chemicals Inc., and Orlando
Commission, Fla. $8 million; Feb. f8—$50 million Duke Power Co. bonds;
financing also Includes
shares
July.
proceeds
ex¬
2446.
marking time.
gage bonds due
and
The
p.
one
.
...
Feb. 24—815 million
i.
1923.
at $24 per share has been made by
Co., New York, N. Y., and J. Barth & Co.|
Francisco, Calif,, pursuant to a prospectus, dated
\
-
about
market's
Beyond the four-week
p.
(no par)
million Consolidated Natural Gas Co.
debentures; Feb. 9—$12 million Texas Electric
Service debentures, $102,830,000 PHA's local
Authority bonds, and Washington Subur¬
ban Sanitary
District, Md. $10 million; Feb. 15—Great Southwest
Corp. is said to plan
$11.5 million cumulative income, debentures
and 575,000 shares of common to be
offered in units of $20
principal amount of debenture and one share of common at
$28 per unit, and
Dallas,;Texas $10 million; Feb. 16—Pacific Tel. & Tel. has set
$143,509,000 in common and $72 million in
debentures, and Tennessee Gas Transmis¬
sion Co. 1.5 million shares of
common, Dayton Rubber Co. $7.5 million convertible
subordinated debenture*/71,090 shares of U. S.
Utilities
Registers With
—
Securities ahd Exchange Commission—
30
•
189,
&
Boosting the corporates and; the municipals are the
following issues: Feb. 2—$30
million Montreal
Metropolitan. Corp., $15 million Province of New Brunswick, and
Milwaukee County, Wis.
$12,467,000; Feb. 4—New York City $22 million; Feb. 8—$25
Manufacturing Corp.
and
as
the announced financing prospect is somewhat remarkable in view of
the
behavior and bond
plants.—
located in West Hempstead. N. Y.. has purchased for
cash the physical assets of the K & 3
AUyn Co., Abe Shikes. President
of Aurora, announced on Jan. 28.
The acquired corr.oany which manu¬
factures, in Los Angeles, engines and fuels for
readv-to-fly model air¬
planes, will serve as a division of Aurora and will be kr.owr. as K & E
pany
stock
S258
billion of public debt falling due
company,
The
and
seeking
198.
p.
This
a
Power
February date is set it will bring this month's municipal
from the projected $291 million to $336 million—or about the same as
notice
,
12, to holders of record Jan. 12 on the basis of
for each eight shares then held.
These rights
pired Jan. 29.
;
in
used
LARGER
at
,
was
up
-
represent
McCammon;.,General
last week's four-week
picture.
Santa
of
>
share
*•'■>•'.■**•■.'*
manufactured
issues of
year
.
new
offerings
silicon rectifier
Corp.
Audio Devices.
Devices,
computer,
of
.
issue municipal calendar remains
relatively light for this year and may drop
off about $43 million
compared to last week's projection. This may not occur if the
Elizabeth River Tunnel
Commission, Va., goes ahead with its plan to borrow $45
million in February. If a
98.
p.
debt
fiscal
ahead
"
Light Co.—Files Application—
and preferred
equities.
financing
leading manufacturers of magnetic record¬
ing tape and lacquer-coated master discs for the recording industry, is
increasing its research and development program tor tape for sound,
five
fiscal
million and a higher "total of S292 million for
Last year's tally for February's estimate of
corporate
approximately S200 million less. Last week's estimate of corporates
for the four-week
period of Jan. 25-Feb.. 19 came to S273 million.
a
Championship in 1938
sold
company
Audio
sales
1960
of
A surge in public
offerings of corporates has set in for issues with marketing dates.
It has pushed total corporate and
municipal financing demand in the next four weeks
to a record
high projection for the year. It aggregates $822 million with the third
week providing the
impetus as noted in the summary table provided below.
In the
oncoming period tabulated, corporates add up to about $550 million divided
between
Atlanta
Devices, Inc.—Division Sold—
President of
add
quarter
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
".
Navy,
transferred
,,
Church,
1953. He
Amateur
Seaboard
This
is
first
the
of
common
the
of
Audio
K
for
,
23.5%
1959
the period were $1,469,451 or 56.41
the same quarter of the previous year.
assistant
Army and
the
or
Jan.
control systems have
worth—since .the proto¬
electro-magnetic clutches
industrial
quarter, of
same
,
subsidiaries
the additional fractional interest required to make full shares
stock
San
fly
wide
Hills
common
Wertheim
.
a
its
in the alternative, to sell their fractional interests.—V.
mon
\
the Eclipse-Pioneer Division of Bendix.
PB-20 systems,
aircraft automatically on radio flight, paths or
compassheadings, maintain pre-set altitudes and make automatics ILS
(instrument landing system) airport approaches,
already have clocked
nearly 500.000 operational hours on jet age military and commercial
aircraft,;-.Mr, McGammon said,
:
ill'-'■•*,*.. vi
u-,,1
which
and
$14,419,395
Corp.—Rights Offering to Stockholders
—An offering of 40,296 shares of the corporation's com¬
PB-20
Milo F.
r,
.
firm
were
Boothe Leasing
directed
Possible Merger—
tion
an
■;/
^.252 units—approximately S65 million
for the
reported
tool
quarter,
the
on
application
its
or,
to
The
With the Forty-Four orders,
previous year.
electric
pro¬
company said its fully transistorized PB-20 flight control systems
be incorporated in fleets of new Canadair
Forty-Four turbo-prop
cargo carriers for the Seaboard & Western and Flying Tiger lines.
Seaboard has ordered five, and Flying Tiger, ten.
Deliveries will begin
early in 1961.
type system
Manager of
earnings
share
of buying
■■■
the
will
reached
at
Light Company, of Rapid City, S. Dak., filed
authority to issue a maximum of 7,727 shares
a 21
dividend to existing stockholders. No
fractional shares would be issued. Stockholders would have the option
Black
of
191.
15
net
per
an
additional Bendix
engineering and manufac¬
p. 2.
:/ 7 ,1>
.'■■*
flight control systems to equip the first turbinespecifically designed for commercial air freight were
planes
$11,671,713
as
facility
for
buildings
the
1959
.
corporation,
the
to
Plant
of
sales
Black Hills Power &
Talos
Industrial
25
'v.-',
Up|~
the lorn-*
2,158,411 shares of common stock outstanding
at the close of the quarter.
This compares with 44c per share for the
corresponding quarter of the previous year, based on the shares now
outstanding.—V. 190, p. 2239
<
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and
test
Vice-General
Atlanta
is Secretary
team
British
V.
68c
The
operated
•
'
the
.Jan.
as
bachelor
a
appointed
the
he
ensign.
an
was
Atlanta
in
USO:
President,
First
May,
Yates
position with
Chairman,
Yates
Ana.
the
Talos
Rotary Club.
See
when
.:
corpora¬
today.
C'I'I•'.■'1* ,'x- " viV.N.u
the
-
civil life,. Mr.
to
prominent
the
from
commissioned
was
has
Appeal:
of
1951
in
on
Southeast.
received
•
Army service
accepting
Regional
the
the
above
missile,
purchased
and
completely
manufacture of specialized equipment for the
head¬
.
1946.
Returning
Mr.
the
began
'
Earnings
degree with honor from Georgia Tech in 1935. His business
began that year when he went to work in the transit department
the
of
Vice-
Vice-President-
with
During World War II. Mr. Yates served in both
He
Lemmoa,
McDonald.
associated
for
agents
York.
in
Vice-President in
until
D.
powered
A
Yates
selling
educated
was
career
of
ACL.
Mr.
Lie.,
Vice-President
science
retirement
the
for
facilities.—V.
announced
L<NN.
Company.
He
of
meetings
companies,
Vice-Presideat-Finance of these railroads
the
respective boards
of
directors
of
the
the
announced
held
meeting
the
of
quarter
net
October-December
the
year.
Earnings for
$949,313 earnings(fior
Talos
Navy's
division! of
separate
.
His
corresponding
Consolidated
Orders for automatic
financial
Coast
operation
Naval
a
of
the
manufacturer* of
a
.
environmental
.
Jan. 8 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares of preferred srock (no par* to be offered atx
without underwriting.
on
proceeds are to be used
Atlantic
the
for
Division—New Orders-
Vice-President,
stockholders'
annual
the
At
on
Bendix
Mishawaka
division formerly
Products division. South Bend.**
construction
as
duction
93.
p.
1953
turing
covering
plant
a
Navy.
In
as
Executive
for
contractor
\
Dynamics Corp. of America, below.—V. 191.
Bendix
Mishawaka
prime
be
established
Stoll,
'
Decker Mfg. Co.—Sales and
pany's Hampstead, Md. plant, Robert D. Black,. Chairman of the Board
and President, reported that both consolidated net sales and
earnings
for the first quarter of the 1960 fiscal year had advanced
sharply over
and
867.
''•
section,
missile
been
George E.
newly
U.
I/'
.
company's-
said
agre«"
called
line,
new
The
„
Acquired—
redemption
for
called
license
Stromag GmbH
•:
profit-sharing
p.
Whitney
a
Western
Westfalen,
Black &
^
Arden Farms Co., Los Angeles, Calif.—Files With SEC
company
SEC—
190,
and
Germany, according to the
announcement'
manufacture aircraft propellers in Dayton "
the Bendix ELMAG, is scheduled to be put in
production immediately.—V. 191, p. 2.
letter
a
Mr.
years,
goodwill,
McCauley will continue to
Feb. 1," 1960, all ot
its outstanding 51 ^convertible sinking fund debentures,
due Aug. 1,
1961.
at
1011,
Pavment
will
be
made
at
Cttyj Securities Corp.,Indianapolis, Ind.—V. 191, p. 382.
»
-
the SEC
cumulative subordinated debentures due Dec. 1.
underwriting.
without
amount,
Anemostat Corp. of America—Control
The
filed
11
retirement
part of
of notification
proceeds will be used for working capital.
See
Jan.
on
two
past
patents,
with the German manufacturer—Maschinenfabrik
Unna
1831.
p.
pursuant to the employees' consolidated
plan.
No underwriting is involved.—V.
ployees
missile,
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
1974
190,
for. the
tools,
includes
acquisition
ment
of notification with the
SEC covering 2,173 shares of common stock (par SI) not to exceed
$50,000
to
be offered at-the-market
to
the company's salaried em¬
for
and
"-'v:
■
Amplex Manufacturing Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
company
stock.—V.
such
devices
the
sold
and
duced
The
abqut
own
group
Basic, Die., Cleveland. Ohio—Files With
The
tion.
The
a
Bastian-Morley Co., Inc.—To Redeem Debentures—
fered—An
common
Machine Division of Bendix Aviation Cyrp*. it was announced
19 by M. P. Whitney, General Manager.
purchased the line for an undisclosed sum from the ELMAg
Division of McCauley Industrial Corp.,
Dayton, Ohio, which has
pro¬
Bendix
_The
The
-
of
as
Monday, February 1, 1960
.
.
Jan.
on
3.51. The said officers
and directors own 461,607 shares (31.6'; > of the outstanding stock o
American Dryer, and William F. Kane, President, owns ,.68,983 shaies
1318
p.
.
directors
and
.
Eclipse
owns 255,500
Pail*t a"cl lUs
prospectus further reflects that American Dryer
(55.4 * j of the outstanding stock of Baltimore
shares
course
the .surviving
be
equipment;
machinery*and-
held
being
are
the final terms will provide,
the tentative prooosal is that Eaton issue three Shares of its capital
stock for every four of American Metal Products Co.'s 1,337,583 out¬
standing shares.
The discussions are continuing.
If and when an
agreement has been reached, information will be released promptly."'
While it
corporation.
additional■
officers
directors of the two companies.
in
Mras,
it
discussions,
that
26
Jan.
on
officers and
the
*
of
of
confirmed
Products,
of
S100.0C0 to the P^rchasef
and the balance to voiki g
and office space;
manufacturing, warehousing
C&The1
Products
Metal
indebted¬
,
Chronicle
Commercial ancl Financial
The
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'
)
'
i
(503)
the
on
Division's
74-acrc
property
~
,
consuuci
nth'
,7esent
warehousing facilities.'Altogther
130, P. 967." '
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note
feet *111 ct auuv
onmire
■
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.
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,
with
Iiif
.
Q„r
«r
With
SEC
additional, class
Daniel
wim.
-km
ber
»h*
«
wcafc-ciiurts
,
oy
by
oasis
G.
7
waTrnnt
i
This
fnl'
for
.i«,»
ChuEtrViai,
"
....
_
.■
rnmna
.
shares to 15,800 shares..
from 200
>
Electronics -Corp., 'Queens Village, N.Y.—Files
Securities and Exchange. Commission— ;; ;
- *
-
Y.
N
York
.
.
■*
;.v»
«•
proceeds are to be used for general corporate purposes.—V.
The
2139.
p.
190,
*
...
,
Marine. Facts
and
Union-Trust Co., St. Louis, Mo., will until
(CSTl on Jan. 25,
1960, receive- tenders for the sale to it
subordinated debentures of 1949,
due Jan, 15, 1975 to an
sufficient to exhaust the sum of $108,000, at prices not to
100'/
plus accrued interest.—V. 189, p. 479.
Louis
St.
The
2
677*.
amount
The
exceed
SEC
V'
■
of 176 Rcmsen Street, Brooklyn, u. Y., filed a registra¬
with the SEC on Jan. 22 covering 150,000 shares of
cumulative preferred stock, series A. ($100 part to be offered for public
sale through an underwriting group headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., and
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.
The dividend rate, public offer¬
ing price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.:',
Net proceeds of the stock sale will be applied, with other company
funds, to the repayment of bank loans, outstanding at Jan. 1, i960, in
the amount of $15,250,000.
Of these loans, $13,000,000 were incurred
for construction purposes and $2,250,000 in connection with the retire¬
ment of ihe preferred stock of Brooklyn Borough Gas Co. prior to its
consolidation with the company. The company anticipates construction
expenditures of about $19,000,000 in 1960 and $23,000,000 in 1961.
-V. 191, p. 99.
1
Jan.
on
14
filed
letter
a
notification
with
wholly owned
Theodore
Exchange.
this company was listed
stock of
Midwest
the
on
Exchange
ticker .symbol is BCC.
The
Brunswick common,
has been listed
Stock
;
tion
will
African
of
the
on
which
New
there
York
,
.
Pacific
sales
Middle
which
and
asphalt 7 and
technical sales office in
Its
for
similar
Soiltest
outstanding,
and
gymnasium
Brunswick
stock
equipment.
been
split
three
times. within
the
past
1957.
'
'"v.
•
for
National
the
and
Bank
of
Chicago
has
been
Midwest
listing and the registrar
Company of Chicago. •'
4
,
Trust
Transfer
for
agent
the
West
registrar in San Francisco
is
Coast
Soiltest
used
America.
of
Company.—V. 191,
190.
■A
The
in
Lees
Buzzards
As
Bay
Sons
Gas
Co.,
below.—V.
190.
materials,
and
also
warehouse
a
for .soils,
has
in
Co.—Common
Stock
dated Jan. 4..77--,7:.. .7
The proceeds of
the
190.
sales
and
:,,-7777 -7'"j-7
issue will be used Tor general corporate purposes.
The
Chase
Manhattan
has
Bank
been
appointed
dividend disbursing
SpJnriiPauuleB'
■
$10
control
will
be
N' 3.-company filed
Exchange Commission
coimvvn!^Iln7
tn
,i,„
V
Exchange"
T,1G ca,)ltlil stock
'
is
listed
the
on
1990.
-
-
.
to
on
Jan.
for
the
fiscal
is
estimated
Bank
has
value,
par
1738
of
for
received
March
15,
315
ofmrp'a
aiifi
dn(1
South
of
30
with
a
year-
°
'
rier
at
tween
made
Co- is the largest manufacturer, in the United States
juices
*1 Com }ined, of canned soups, spaghetti, blended vegetable
facturcV »• u02e,i prepared dinners, and Is.;the- second largest mariucai)it'ii
uv! natmed pork and beans and tomato juice. Earnings per
l''i
snare
,
for
Quari.-Hv T-iV
share
v
rt,e--v.
V,
i
the
■
.
fiscal
fiscal
tiivklends have
,}7'''lenffs )w
l'JO.
190. p.
ended
year
ye >r
recently, been
Aug.
the
at
1959
i9os*.
2,
of
rate
were
weie
45
;
$3.21.
».j.^i.
cents
per
2709.
iiled'-a
90!* (ivi
Its
.V
'coinittnn
»
U|ixubsrrihr,i S
aded
headed
J
Uv
u
,
'offered
be
unereu
stihL.., ..man Bro'bers
8m(uidmcnt
n price fintl
dat(.
iid10^ fro!n the
it
e
vi|l be I,!
latcd
and
is.
,
sale of
sale of
and
the
to
tu
Smith.
Barney
underwriting
the
the
stock
public
total
to
approximately
La
tlie
will
Denver,
of
appointed, transfer
corporation.—V.
the
190,
agent
p!
of
Cienega
SEC
on
Blvd.,
Jan.
Los
added
The
general
filed
a
^
^
SEC
.
Columbus,
St.,
Jan.
used
the
v.
,
THE
$51,200.003.—V.
180,-4^
;
'
1
WIIhLtand
am Dnno ts-u-—
financial
~
-
"
—
-
26,
1960,
O.,
filed
covering
was
business
organized
of
St
in Sept.
under Ohio
1959
of
thc
fluctuations
the
rate
the
a
Cedar
official
an
to
gain
finish
control
outstanding,
voted
were
to
of
the
403,787
or
unani¬
shareholders
said
sales
in
the
that
first
better
were
fiscal
1959.—V.
prospects
quarter-of
than
the
same
..
190,
2710.
p.
Ry.—New Service—
Jan.-
011
13
and
extension
Saginaw,
of
its
Mich.,
piggyback
distance
a
One,"' or handling only motor common
is similar to C&O's piggyback operations
of
Va.
and
Staunton.
Va.,
Detroit
and
piggyback
Island
Lines
service
in
between
be¬
Chicago,
\
-
has
also
Rock
car¬
interline
an
Detroit,
ar¬
Mich.,
and
by
to
C&O
to extend
the
meet
operations
piggyback
traffic
demands
else¬
for
this
type
of
99.
p.
the
this
in
road
total
and
those
of
net
I960
will
earnings
last
be
estimated
an
$11
are
expected
to
T.
Crowley,
Chairman,
Leo
year,
be
sub¬
J... Quinn,. President,
1960
of
predicted on Jan. 25.
earnings would approximate those
net
operations
in
gross
the
for
railroad,
1959
in
when
net
19'&8,
of
profit
was
1959.
$5,875,176,
was
revenues
as
result
a
reflecting
in
$1.55
1959
dividends
share
stated
the
on
amounted
per
officials
change
110
railroad's
$11.33
to
of
$8.2
prolonged steel strike and
which the railroad operates.
share
per
the
on
preferred
the common.
on
that
decrease
a
the
of
drought in several states through
and
$1.50
?
of
1959
than
the
Earnings
preferred
is
contemplated
and
in
stocks
common
the
of
annual
$5.00
and
share
respectively.Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates offered on Jan. 26 $3,000,000
of 47a7
equipment trust certificates for this railroad, maturing semi¬
per
annually Aug. 1,-1960 to Feb. 1, 1975, inclusive.
The
certificates, first installment of an issue
regis¬
650,000,
and
Interstate
The
less
Other
R.
W.
issue
and
members
of
Pressprich
Co.—V.
5.257
certificates
of
cars
from
certificates
not
exceeding $7,according to maturity.
57-.
to
subject
are
to authorization
100
is
to
covered
be
secured
hopper
by
550
the
of
all-steel
estimated
cars,
to
box
cost
not
$9,650,000.
>
the
yield
Commission.
Commerce
flat
than
to
sale of the
entire
100
cars;
scaled
are
Issuance
191.
the
Co.,
&
offering
Freeman
group
Co.,
&
Dick
were:
and
&
McMaster
Merle-Smith,
Hutchinson
Sc
100.
p.
.Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Equipment Trust
Certificates-—
units
Exchange Commission—
Halsey,
Stuart
Chicago,
15,
certificates
The
maturity.
flat
issue
Pacific
Railroad
semi-annually
scaled
yield
&
be
and
sale
Interstate
the
to
to
secured
in
the
offering
Hemphill,
Co.;
&
Co.;
Company.—V.
Win,
Jan.
on
5 7
14
$4,350,-
equipment
June
191,
of
5.40(7
the
15,
1960
trust
Dec.
to
&
Co.;
Pollock
&
Co.,
according
subject
are
various
of
estimated
Dick
&
4.907,
to
Commission.
cars
service,
were;
to
certificates
Commerce
Noyes
E.
from
by 500 box
trailer-on-flat-car
for
cars
Hutchinson
&
offered
associates
and
maturing
are
of
is
Associated
prich
and
Inc.
Island
Issuance
authorization
The
Co.
V,
inclusive.
1974,
to
&
Rock
series
corporation
(Reg-
cn
St:
expansion
class
of
to
types and
cost
Merle-Smith;
Freeman
Inc.
&
and
100
$5,835,200.
R.
W.
Co.;
Press¬
McMaster
Shearson,
Hammill
383.
p.
tion
which 233,482 shares are out-
.
bos'
for
4,400
Valiant
at
the
end
purpose
Louis
of
.
plant
week
economy
which
also holds
William
nffice 1
a
wtta
B,
an
Dana
option for
cars
of
Valiant
assembly
April.
production
$75,000,000
—V.
191,
week
per
by
rnvn]nil
Miiisui
lULiuua
increased
to
scheduled
Company
the
has
corporation
amount
of
to
mid-spring.—V.r 191,
Corp.—Trustee
Trust
with
principal
p.
be
plant,
by the end of February.
assembly plant is scheduled
Financial
Indenture
is
will
7,500
to
a
build
from
week
5fa7
produce
up
to
1,500
of
p.
383.
Appointed—
been appointed trustee under
providing for
the issuance
of
debentures
due
Jan.
15,
1980.
99.
Company;" Publishers,^ 25 Park Place, New York 7,-N.
Y., REctor 2-9570.
George
J.
Mornssey, Editor;
(general news and advertising issue)with a statistical issue on Mondayl. Other offices:-135 S. La Salle
<?.
February'25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y.. under the Act
[every Thursday
.v
.
the purchase of 498,000
C. I. T.
at< this
rate
Del.,
Manufacturers
an
wagons
Hamtramck
the
per
assembled
'
station
by
Newailc,
be
Vice-President, said that production sched¬
and
week
St.
1,600
The
to
"
sedans
plants
per
The
a
'
.
Newberg", Executive
three
Valiant
assembly plant signaled the start of'a major
designed to nearly double present Valiant produc¬
Investment
the
Ohio
S.^w«nt ui
•
Published twice
C.
first
Louis
capacity.
W.
In
Jan. * 19' of 'the
program
ules " for
the
"'""7IT
U;
Completion
corporation's
7
Ala.,
was organized
under Alabama law-in" March >
of acquiring and holding stock of operating
insurance
companies.- -The -proposed
purchase - of - Security Savings
irnrk Is the first such acquisition. The presently outstanding 40,000
chtuT-s of class: B common
stock of Certified Investment was acquired „V "! rents uer share and is owned by Certified Credit Corp., of Colum- »
523.
-
chronicle
—
in
W.
revenues
stock
|
250,000
law for
without
at
22.
"Plan
Ohio
year
in
The
a
held
These
told
in
Chicago
Jan.
service
higher
income
severe
a
Ventura,
building
elected
was
.
$623,778
between
.
.....
Dominion-of Canada.
account
the
com-
2903.
wrote
He
1959,
the $242,041,825 volume
Net
it has contracted for ah option to purchase the Beggs
East State St. in Columbus. Of the net proceeds of the
of class A and class B shares,. estimated at $4.-
21
the
rlrtified
1949
1.
n
The
1960.
$8,379,057, equal to $2.73 a common share.
The executives said operatjjjg revenues In 1960 would total about $253 million, a 4.7(1 increase
million
the consumer finance and small loan business x
investing in special situations. As part of.the,
-
—.
May,
of
leading manufacturer of processing
beverage
and
materials
handling
a
good.
are
Ohio
system
above
normal
over
for
bal¬
for
outstanding Security Savings stock,,' of
,,n„
approximately
het
subscribers
7
&
191,
They said
a.
Corp.—Registers With SEC
on
its
William
and
of 2100 Comer Bldg. Birmingham.
filed a
statement with the SEC Jan. 26. 1960, covering 311,482
A common: stock. The class a stock is to be offered
lor outstanding common shares of Security Savings Life Insurance
Co.
of
Montgomery. Ala., on a share-for-sharc basis pursuant to a plan
of
reorganization dated Oct. 23, 1959. The exchange offer is conrfiticnal noon its acceptance by
the holders of at least 507 of the
n,»,»
J..U1
^
the
construction
meeting
meeting.
is
31,
under way
are
on
stantially
25
registration
by
funds;
lunos,
that. approximately $1,700,000 of these funds
Aco(;rdint? t? !r conn°ci!on with Uie company's equipment program.
Sa,i.40ooriri
l)ro-sPcctus, the program will require approximately
fisting jf-n..!! ^nuncing the purchase of new aircraft and re-financing
''GO,ooo wm u .<ihl\«^!ln/i
1 obligations, of this amount: approximately $84.*N 111
1)0
nnlllir
TllP
etiuipnie,it
-mPPhed from thc proceods, of^ ckrbt financing. The
Jvt.
ai!Cl.n,
Ogram includes .the purchase of seven Cnnvair-880 Turbo^IniaUd Pnl ' Tive Lockheed. Eleotra Jet-Prop- aircraft at - a total
cost of
r.
the
7 Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Forecast
—Equipment Trust Certificates Offered—
2710.
.
.
with
$1,406,729.
in
p.
shares
President,
1960
with" the
certificates,
shares
record
be supplied
to
of
Colo.
Operating
Angeles,
vote
food,
Jr.;
Dec.
under
service.—V.
program
of
This
.
uiiui-i"..-.-
Co.
will
terms
be
of
50,000
director
initial
cost
speculator
•
Huntington,
Studies
been
Town
East
the
With Securities and
underwriters
uj
&
the
Chicago and Cincinnati.
rangement
"
the
announced
Chesapeake &
'
$17,000,-
Certified Investment Corp.—Registers Exchange Offer
by
ijuuail
the
as
Chrysler Corp.—Production Up—
Washington National Airport, Washington. D. C.,
1 •state'hent with the SEC on Jan. 26. I960, covering
°/ comni°n stock to be, offered to present holders of
(?clt at thc rate of one share for each'share held. Any
fWe8 win
T
have
taat
so
a
cash
slate.
dairy,
effective
000
Capital Airlines,
Ine.—Registers With SEC
for
shares
of
or
29
serv¬
company
12,750
the
race
187,
common
at
earned
trailers, the
and
$1,610,500 will be applied to pay the unpaid balance of the
purchase price of the Beggs Building and the balance will be
used to pay the initial expenses of opening loan offices and to supply
workin" caoital for their business. The purchase option of the Beggs
Building provides that -80% ,of the net proceeds of the stock sale ■
shall be reserved - for. payment to the Beggs - Building
Co. until the cash price of $750,000 and
the second, mortgage of $860,500, or a
total lot $1,610,500. shall have been paid. The building
is.- subject to
a
first mortgage in the amount of $639,500.
Certified Credit Corp. of Columbus owns all of the 113,250 presently
outstanding shares 'of class B common; and It has an option to pur- "
chase 400,000 additional class B shares at 20 cents per share. Daniel
E.
Armel is President of both companies.
aiid^rnno'J S<"l,,
their
sold
cash,
ago.
service
290 500,
Sfic°n<l time'that Campbell Soup Co/ stock has been
public. The first offering consisted of 1,300,000 shares
in
November, 1954.
'
to
to
car
annual
outside
an
■.
in
railway
Operating
a
of engaging in
Building
V11 ilC"thc
ivuc
the
Cherry,
ending
miles,
:
1960
each class, and at $20.20 per unit. The offering is to
best efforts basis by Commonwealth Securities Corp.
which it will receive a selling commission, of $3.03
of
on
the
in
latter
(
of
together
corporation
the
company
by
481,785
.
1960
freight
class A and 250,000 20 cents par class B shares of its com¬
The stock is to be offered for public sale
in units of
made
sale
the
for
Tne
received
"
Corporation
Cherry-Burrell
stock.
Columbus,
and
stock
this
management
company
period
19
7.
7
.
be
1
ho
statement
purpose
York Stock
New
stock,
^The'^company
are hoing sold by
of
the
to
applied
above.—V.
of
represented
H.
cash
/
the
the
the
equipment
This
announced
company,
2447.
corporation
share
one
be
of
trustees under the will of Dr. John
.t)011® of the proceeds will accrue to the company,
'Cllect to the sale, 28'i of the outstanding stock of the
in the hands of the public compared with 19'f prior
Aftiiii-
90 7
in
during
by
pip'
mon
09,000' outstanding
T|w ?hares
this
of
Certified Credit and Thrift
7 7
events.
were
officer
an
stock
be
company's
j
industries.
shares to be offered
This
a registration statement with the
on Jan.: 28 covering the proposed
shares of capita) stock through an underbeaded by First Loston Corp. It is expected that these;:
offered to the'public on or about Feb. 167
7 ; '
ssio
wHHnn
T
^^^
-
million
tration
Campbell Soup Co.—Registers With SEC—
Inc.,
the
attempt
Howard
•
common stock, $2 par value, of the corporation.—V. 190,
1935
p
a
According to the prospectus, 51/7: of the outstanding stock is owned
by Bley Stein, President, Sidney M. Weisman, Board Chairman, and
other; officials of. the company.—-V.
190, p. 1176. / .
>•"
Camloc Fastener
Corp.—Agent Appointed—7.777'.7'-
—
Highway No.
outstanding
received
estimated
first
slate
in
Of
for
'
representatives
quality
proceeds of the sale of additional stock, $90,000" is to be
repayment of unsecured bank loans; $87,500 for payment of
ance of a down payment on the purchase price of property
in
Calif.; $158,000 to pay the balance of construction costs on a
in Torrance, Calif.; .and the balance for working capital.
2709.
p.
Fund,
to
recent
were
.
covering 150,000 com¬
for public sale through an underwriting group
Daniel Reeves & Co. The public offering price and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Thc company
commenced-business in April, 1956, and constructs,
develops and-holds real estate for investment.
It now has outstanding
412,074 common shares together with certain indebtedness.
Of the net
Offered—An
v.:.7,. 7,
I960
Manhattan
firm,
headed
oifering of 12,000 shares of 6% prior preferred stock
(par $25) at $25 per share has been made
by Coffin &
Burr, Inc., Boston, Mass., pursuant to an
offering circular
—V.
for
p.
common
mon
of
will
accessories,
Cherry-Burrell
Breda,
.."'77i
has
design
scheduled
are
registration statement' with
r}.';
2446.'
p.
the
company.
Century Properties—Registers With SEC—
198.
shares
stock
longer
S.
promoters
consideration
the
of
who
no
the
directors
common
sale
stage' its
management
83.8 Vc,
Soya Co., Inc.—Transfer Agent—
Chase
This
(James»
to
,
The
p.
its
and
the
negotiated,
Affiliated
where
Burlington Industries, Inc.—To Be Combined—
See
bonds
which
Central
Bank
Bank
from
being
According
a
(EST)
000.—V.
the
Trust
President
bonds,, due
the
on
a.m.
agent
National
is
area
American
transfer
American
the
program
'-u
appointed
is
is
at the offices of Commonwealth Services Inc., 300
Park
Avenue, New York City. 7-'
Proceeds will be applied toward the company's current construction
three
S
.
First
realized
dissenting vote
Rapids plant.
of a petition with the Illinois Commerce Commis¬
issuance; and sale at competitive - bidding of $14,000,000
mortgage
tBids
11:00
years: two-for-one in
1957. lour-for three in 1958 and three-for-one
in 1959.
Stock dividends of 5%■■■ each
were
declared
in
1954, 1955,
1956 and
Edwards,
for
first
-
has
,
proposed liling
sion
in
•
ture
D.
the
is
in
other
U.
on
of
406,421
H.9'7
Phillips,
promoters,
Chesapeake
Exchange since 1924.
Chicago, the 115-year old company is the world's
largest manufacturer of bowling and billiard equipment.
It also oc¬
cupies a leading position in three other major areas; the outdoor recrea¬
tion field, hospital, medical and
scientific supplies, and school furniHeadquartered
Richard
to
stock
and
of
owned
Tne
which
for
'————
conducting*
located
Three
additional
The 'officers
J.
is
common
shares
days,
sale,
basis,
Cherry-Burrell Corp.—News—
Central Illinois Light Co.—New Financing—
Stock
of
purpose
Charlotte.
an
directors
expects
See
engineering projects such as dams, airfields, roads,
factories, are now being used in 110 different nations.
190. p724477
7 77 :7;7:77
—V,
»■
public
Cliase Fund of Boston—Registers With SEC—
the
European,
apparatus
1
ago,
products,
company's
test
construction
Brussels, .Belgium
years
the
engineering
'
only. 13
countries.
E.
shares
share.
now
V pany
markets..
Netherlands.
Founded
.
7,823.492
are
and
addlcional
mously
distribution
Eastern
manufactures
concrete,
Stock
for
offer¬
unsub¬
10
and
power plants and
Coast
offer
and
loans
subsidiary of Cenco Instruments. Corp., Chicago.
r 7 7: '
Van Zelst, Soiltest
president, said-the Swiss corpora- -
direct
and
Soiltest,
simultaneously Jan. 15,
the
and
initial
proceeds
7
:
subsidiary,
a
construction of civil
The common
the
record
of
efforts
stock,
W.
,
I960
for
m/inrd
shares
additional
an
best
a
of
will
Charlotte»
for
shares
nf
in
August,- 1959,
to
engage
in
the
speedway and to conduct ior lease its
motor
a
of
issued
date
offered
be
on
construction,
1960.
The
Jan. 27. announced the organization of
International S. A. of Lausanne, Switzerland.
Soiltest
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.—New Listings—
will
north
and
of
these
three
each
company.
The promoters
include
Curtis
M.
Turner,
President,
O. Bruton Smith,
Executive Vice-President and Secretary.
Net proceeds of the sale of additional
Subsidiary—
This company on
The
organized
was
50,000 shares of
1,
Co.
be
under
per
for
days from the
and
offer
etrtolrhnl/inrp
stockholders
shares
shareholders
will
to
proposes
common
two
selling' commissien-of 20c-per share.
r
others
officers
shares
100,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
share, through Jerry Thomas & Co., Inc., Palm
Beach, Fla.
proceeds are to be used for working
capital.
7 7
7
Cenco Instruments Corp.—New
statement
of
-
nnmmrtri
by
15
shares
underwriter
promoters
$1
Kir
now
speedway
corporation
Cer¬
and
per
The
Co.—Registers With SEC—
of
as
of
(Morrison
operating
Jan.
Gargano
;
lists
prospectus
Investment
L
of
miles
10
purchased
covering
$3
This utility,
tion
599.
at
System, Inc., Fort Lauderdale, Florida—
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
at
Brooklyn Union Gas
189, p.
to
ices
Cars Rental
p.m.
of
Alessandroni—V.
the
of
total
rate
purchasing
company
about
1
Certified
company
share
per
expiration
to
will receive
speedway,
The
mar
the
unsubscribed
by
premises
>
<tO '
$2
at
underwriter
which
Tne
,
Company which had been organized by Bernstein,
Venan J.
Broderick & Bascom Rope Co.—Tenders for Debs.—
After
business
ProsPectus lists Arthur J. Pegler of
Darien, Conn.','as President,
Nicola JvGargano of
Nejw York as Vice-President, and Edward J. Bern¬
stein of New
Rochellc as Board Chairman.
Officers and directors as a
group own an aggregate
of-164,925 (387 ) of the outstanding common
Shares.
Purchasers of the 500,000 shares will
own
547
of the then
outstanding common stock for $1,000,000. while
management officials
and promoters will
hold 22<7 for which
they paid $92,340 in cash and
property consisting of the assets of the predecessor
co-partnership,
Jan. 19 filed a letter of notification with the
qfc covering
225,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) to be
offered at $1* per
share, through First Philadelphia Cuip... inuw
corporation on
The
it
for
share.- The
per
both
\
stodk.
at
and
shares
offering
oi
Britton
With
be used
the
after
™
operating funds to
1960,
scribed
advertising, salaries and expenses
regional field men and
managers; publications, and' other expendi¬
tures and for
working capital.
,v
v
......
held.
ing,
i
aitute
}n size'
1,
f
o
subscription
then
_
cents
of
of 108 Liberty Life Building, Charlotte, N. C., filed
statement/with the SEC on Jan. 21 covering 304,000
of common
Jan.
-,
5
•
corporation,
shares
«
.1
;;
registration
„•»•&
i
at
President
as
Credit.1''
Charlotte Motor Speedway, Inc.—Registers With SEC.
Everett Parks Si Co.,
of 850 East 72nd St., Cleveland, Ohio, on Jan; 27of l
«haJ f snarc> five-year warrants for the purchase- at $2 per share
Miare ior every four
shares' fcnin t.A -fvia nnhH/»
tnini
^
ior nnn
registration statement with ihe SEC covering.■290,000 outshares
' overy four Shares'sold to the public, or a total of 125,000
1,1
rnmmon shares, to be offered
for public sale by .the present
,ln»ri thereof through an underwriting group headed by Wertheim \n March, 1958» the company's bu
March. 1958, the
business, In the devclopb0?n The public offering price and underwriting terms are to be • mSmtJSr' Js ,to« servIce and inform pleasure boat owners who »»«
are
«u«v
wmi
& Co
3Ub° amendment.
.
...
v
.
,
7
-.
Captains Club in the use-and enjoyment of their, craft. For
fiu'ppli1S " f-omoany is a supplier Of service parts directly to. the automual-membership fee; the company renders' various services,
Riles..
Tin.
hardware, marine, and contracting trades It now
a service guide, cruise planning,, chart procurement service,
groti-p dnsurance-servicercredit
!!' n.i'mtanding 729.000 common shares. The prospectus lists sixteen
services; "Weather~serTice; etc." Its policy
»a»'ifhoklers who own an aggregate of 615,720 shares; C. F. Dcvine.,iia ri*, aue exclusive franchises in each port or locality to one major
marina or
boatyard facility. The
nlcHPiit holds the largest block; 338.080 shares, and is selling the company now has outstanding 426,825
ci,
i.
"•
*—J
—
„
fr,w?t block, 173.600. A block of 20,700 is being sold by Elsie T.
,
V
net proceeds of .the sale of additional stock, the
Jar±p who holds 51,220 shares. The other blocks being sold range
chh!.«
Pla'ls to retire $52,860 of 6'>. notes and the balance will concompany
,,l£
shares
B
Armel
E.
tified
T
Srouritlea Inc., -for which they will receive a 40c per
h°mmifs n'' T^e underwriters.'.also may acquire,, at,- lc
sharp
Products Co.—Registers Secondary With SEC
Bowman
corporation
ciU
Avenue, New York, filed a registration
comninn
»thlSE?, 0n Jan- 22- 196°. covering 500,000 shares of its
CT°V be ^ y- lbe offered;for public-sale at $2 per,share.. The offer"i? 18 t0
made on a best efforts basis
<
-
This
statement
130 oon
•
1
^
Captains Club, Inc.'—Register*;
•
increasing production capacity by more than 100'.,
Construction wiW virtually double the production area and will
to
umion
1,1
the
structures
pottery
Hnllar
„
jniinon
at*V
3
anu
an
»
u*
v.n-..,v.. v.
»
—
-
Ne*
YOTk
fUlldS.
$68.00
per
year.
Other Countxies, $72.00 per yeai.
4
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(504)
This utility announced on Jan. 26 that it had acquired all of the
stock of Manor Service Co., which serves an area located ap¬
proximately eight miles northwest of the CJJ*' of.
Jafcent to Mt. Prospect. Cook County, 111. This is CHteens
acquisition in the Chicago suburban area since Citizens began op¬
erations in Illinois in June of
1956.
Richard
L.
Rosenthal
Citizens
President, disclosed that Manoi
stock, to be offeied for public sale at
offering is to be made by company officials aucl
of offering are estimated at $.225 per
share
Previously, the company made an offering of 300,000 shares
at $1
tier
share, of which 170,466 shares were sold and paid for and
129 534
shares have
been subscribed for. The proposed increase in
the current
offering price is said to be "arbitrary and unrelated to
any increase in book value or in market price as there is presently no
^
capital
CK?fJELan?i»h?h
eWjth
stock
with the offering
connection
in
used
distributed
were
Cominol
and
to
persons
underwriter.—V.
the
or
$150
nr
111
Commerce Acceptance Co.—Report—
v :
under
This company of Atchison, Kansas and subsidiaries for the quarter
development by Brickman Home Builders. Inc. which is well under¬
ended Dec.
31,
1959
places total volume of receivables acquired at
way with construction to encompass more than 3,500 homes and other
$9,349,131 compared with $8,334,167 for the corresponding quarter oi
premises.
Manor Service Co.'s investment in facilities to provide the
1958.
Receivables outstanding
at the end of the quarter were $-0,necessary services
to these 3,500 consumers will be well in excess of
626,686 compared with $15,749,615 at the same da£® jas' ^ear*
$3,500,000. The company is located in a rapidly growing area and
-—The statement showed stockholders'^quit-ya{$3.985.4j37
compared
CltizehaahtTcipates^thaithenc^prop^fty^ll^expei'icnec^bstantial—
with $3,704,911 at the end of December, 1958; capital funds at $5,o75,subsequent expansion
beyond this first stage. The purchase price
467
compared
with $5,454,911; gross revenue of $798,849 compared
was
not
disclosed.
■ *
suburban
.
•'
they announced the acquisition of Hidden Wells
serving suburoan Tucson, Arizona, areas and PernInc., serving a suburban area south of Chicago, III.
area.
Co
Utility Co.,
way
—V.
"p.
191,
!
„
,,
...
,
Inc..
,
$572,069;
under Utah law in December 1958
small loan, industrial loan, and financing
subsidiary, Courtesy Finance Co. of Utah,
Inc
organized in September 1958, in which the company has invested
the"sum of $143,500 ($100,000 oy purchase of stock and $43,500 as '
a
loan )
The subsidiary has'engaged in the small and industrial loan
business in Utah since Jan. 30. 1959.
Proceeds of the stock sale are to
be utilized in the operation of the company's loan business.
According
to
the prospectus, the company
now has outstanding ■
290 666
common
shares. In addition, there are 155,334 shares sub¬
scribed for at $1 per share and being paid on the installment plan.
An
additional 146,000 shares are under option at $1 per share to
management officials, promoters,
and ten other persons. The pros¬
pectus lists Ray C. Brown as President and general manager.—V. 189, •
p.
1925.
I:.':;.. v-V.''-'
;LV:'/
.
Jan. 25
Station
new sea water conversion equipment to the
Southern California Edison Co.'s Mandalay Steam
at
here.
near
;
l
installed at a
water distillation plant and is the first of its kind in the country to be operated in
conjunction with a steam electric power plant.
According to Southern California Edison officials, the unit will be
used for experimental
purposes.
It is not expected to produce water
at
cost,
is
reality.''—V.
191.
.
The
19 filed
corporation on Jan.
a
the
for
tion
of
on
calendar
figures
its
covering
stock
common
before
earnings
calendar
then
common
B
$ Class
B
of
holder
the
net
tOn
Federal
provision
for
preferred
dividend
stock
then
The
to
stock.
$8,088,154
were
for
loss
In
of
1959
the
six
sell,
of
21
to
share
of
compared
last
quarter
taxes
common
with
$4,654,129
was
earnings
net
of
the
as
a
Colorado &
Period
pna. Dec. 31—
Railway 6per. revenue..
Railway oper. expenses.
F.
for
—
railway
V.
191,
Pierce
Friedrichs
'
I.
H.
the
Pierce,
issued
order
an
under
thorizing
to
Gas
York,
for
this corporation
System, Inc., of New
$800,000
used
for
to
the
chase
and
$1,033,000 of
$1,795,000
repay
issue
of
and
Deere
of
As
promissory notes.
previously
of
The
funds
made
by
Water
I960,
1.
an
order
Boulevard
functions
Co.
sion—Net
.
temporarily suspending
Regulation
a
A
N.
J.,
Hatfield
The
for
mill
rod
an
there
exemption.
was
The
failure
a
to
Commission's
comply
with
suspension
certain
order
terms
and
of
Regulation A and that false and misleading representa¬
tions were made in the
offering and sale of Cominol stock which "oper¬
as a
fraud and deceit upon purchasers."
The order
ated
hearing,
be
Commission's
upon
vacated
order
or
request,
made
challenges
on
the
question
permanent.
the
49%
and
accuracy
stock interest acquired at little or no cost to
received only 51V of the stock
interest
them.
in
Shielding
despite the fact
Corp,< which acquired all the shares of Shielding. Inc. t
that Cominol
paid or became obligated to pay the entire purchase price
the investment
in Shielding, Inc.
Subsequently, Cominol acauired
the
remaining 49V interest from it* owners, through the issuance in
exchange therefor of 130.000 shares of .Cominol
common, together with
optioimto purchase an additional 40.000 shares at
$3 per share.
Furthermore, according to the Commission's order, the Cominol offer¬
ing circular was false and misleading in its reference
to the
public
offering of shares at $i per share when, in fact, the stock was offered
and
sold at higher prices' by
persons purchasing from the prlnciDal
oi
wh^hW'!l!en LEi L' ^0l( Ass0clates> to such
for redistribution
which resulted in undisclosed
profits
from
persons.
registration pursuant to Regulation
public offering price exceeded
aggregate
tratio^Te^u'iremen f St°C offerinSwas made
t
The
Commission's
order
charges
other
A
was
the
The
the
1959,
National
transfer
Boulevard
agent for
class
A
the
and
abopted
the
by
Bank
671
to the
Thus,
not
an
public,
exemp¬
available since
$300,000
of
six
of
Chicago
the
above
has
also
been
classes
two
of
appointed
divi¬
Steel
&
Industries,
cents
year
a
ended
Bank
PROCEEDS—The
2912.
Inc.—Expan¬
contract
the
part
at
of CC'S's
Linden
period
same
income
already
at
Hatfield
Hatfield's
Regulation
A.
record
time
190,
the
after
p.
Mortimor
year.
$966,337,
first
six
increase
an
months
preferred
of
dividends,
8.
from
28
offering of
Inc.—Capital Stock
60,000
shares
of
use
the
proceeds
glass
Its
doors
two
products
sold
are
aluminum
and
manufacturing
in
42
shower
plants
are
and
States
in
to
retire
complete
a
and bath
located In
sales
of
the
foreign
10
ended
year
$2,688,000,
Sept.
while
30,
1959,
income
net
Industries
Daryl
after
taxes
was
at
an
had
all-
high of $192,245.
with
&
Clayton
Securities
Company.—V.
190,
Corporation
2616.
p.
in
..
the
^
1
;
cents
stock
Systems, Inc.—Common Stock Sold—An
offering of 75,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents)
per share was made to quick oversubscription by
C. E, Unterberg, Towbin
Co., New York, N. Y., pursuant
at S10
47
a
.
to
prospectus dated Jan. 27.
a
PROCEEDS—The
Offered—
capital
sliding
company's
Data-Control
;
Co.,
The
Fla.
Simpson
over
or
2710
Control
share.
for
Gordon,
64'/
1959
Jan.
underwriting
are:
Herzfeld & Stern, Aetna Securities Corporation, Plymouth Bond &
Share
Corporation,
Donaldson,
Lufkin
and
Jenrette,
Inc.,
Reich
Company, Cooley Sc Company, Maltz, Greenwald "<te Company, Floyd D.
Cerf Jr. Company Incorporated, R. E,
Bernhard & Company, Webber-
,
of
fiscal
aluminum
Associated
with
compared
of
SALES—For
facilities
sales
and
Miami,
expansion
that
on
countries,
at
existing
other
per
BUSINESS—Daryl Industries, Inc., manufactures and sells
the Loewy-Hydrowill reduce wire bar to
in
price of $5
a
Florida
corporation will
augment general working capital.
enclosures.
with
sizes
$10,000,000
and
last
to
rose
for
share,
earlier—V.
Corrosion
various
to
company reported on Jan. 24
Dec. 31,
1959 were $30,128,038
§558.258
common
public
City
net
of
are
program
York
for
income
net
under
drawing
Corp., Boston, Mass., and associates
stock, at
common
National
p.
Marotta, are listed as
They own an aggregate
stock.
class B
of
together with Anna Werhane,
Alice G.
and
shares to be sold.
21, 1960. offered 225,000 shares of Daryl Industries, Inc.,
stock.
Union, N, J.
months
shares
Gavin,
A.
common
Daryl Industries, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Clay¬
stock
V.
190.
proceeds
2711.
p.
used
be
to
are
capital.—
working
for
/
of
Corrosion
Control Company Inc. was made on
Jan. 28
by Charles Plohn & Co. The stock is priced at $5 per shr.
Dayton Power
This
PROCEEDS—Net
be
used
for
promotion,
engineers,
proceeds from the sale, approximately $240 000 will
acquisition of plant facilities, advejrtising and other'sales
repayment
and
the
of
all
company loans, training additional
remainder will be added to
working capital.
rubber
coating
Services, Inc.,
materials.
The
company
formed
Tower
tion
bonds due
Proceed*
808.000
were
ye«r ending May 31. 1959 were $239,000
profits of $26,200.
For the 12 months ended Oct.
31, 1959 sales
$333,000 and profits were $34,900.
CAPITALIZATION—Including the
pany
will have 200,000 shares
standing.—V.
190.
p.
of
25
stock
cents
now
being offered, the
value capital stock
par
com¬
out¬
137
the
4th
SEC
South.
on
Salt
Jan.
26,
Lake
1960,
City,
filed
covering
a
l,«
Dec.
Sale
expected
to
31/ 1959.
the
on
debentures
and
/Ohio,
Jab.1
due/
underwriters
price,
SEC—
filed
the
bonds
will
a
registra¬
added
be
loans
program.
The remainder of the
of additional construction in 1960,
Rubber Co.—Registers Debentures
Dayton,
SEC
cost
tne
Ohio,
proceeds
which is
aggregate $17,325,000.—V. 191, p. 101.
Dayton
The
*
Dayton,
to general funds
aggregating $18.The loans were obtained in connection with
of
to
applied
St.,
covering $25,000,000 of first mortgage
for public sale at competitive bidding.
to/repay outstanding bank
cons/ruction
No
East
the
used
of
be
21
Aug.
headed
filed
company
covering
1,
by
underwriting
definite/ allocation
1980,
to
Lehman
terms
of
a
$7,?00,COO
be
offered
Brothers.
will
be
With SEC.
registration statement
with
of convertible subordinated,
The
supplied
to
the
public
through
rate, offering
amendment.
interest
by
the proceed* from the sale of the
made although the companyestimates that $5,000,009
working capital is requlrecj to finance increased inventory
requirements and accounts receivable accompanying present and an¬
ticipated increases in production and sales, and the balance to finance
expansion/of its warehouse and other distribution facilities, A P»rlures
with
offered
company's
of
Courtesy Finance Corp—Registers With SEC—
from
be
as
Main
3EC
the
2711.
This corporation
of
registration .statement
be
North
the
will
Protection
a
.SALES—Sale* for the fiscal
with
will
and
"
wholly-owned subsidiary, to provide a complete
service for reconditioning and maintenance of
water-cooling towers for
central
air-conditioning systems of large Industrial and commercial
buildings.
as
with
1990 to
Light Co,—Registers With
&
of ,25
company,
statement
sales
BUSINESS—The company, formed in 1954, is
engaged in the formula¬
tion, production
and
application of corrosion resistant plastic and
limitation*
in violation of the regis-
violations
New
Mary
the 64,000
of
cumu¬
common
all company officials,
Marotta,
Porth,
F.
262.298
of
the
.
They both
§25,090,771
A
adequacy
devoted
Hillside and
provides an
whether the
of
various representations in
Cominol's notification and offering circular,
including information under the headings "Operating Plan" and "Use
of proceeds" which described a
proposed mining operation in Arkansas
when it appears that a, substantial
portion of the proceeds were used
tq acquire a company known as
Shielding, Inc., through an intermedi¬
ary company. Shielding Corp., in which certain Cominol officer* and
the
resolution
a
will be adjacent to Hatfield's other new
plant which
exclusively to the production of rubber insulated wire
President, said
tion
8,
installed
facilities.
pursuant
a
to
of Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp.,
subsequent
modernization
initially
Arline
holders of
line
being
Division
rod
and
Cominol
;
Up—
in
directors held
2.000
-Formed-
$250,000
/brook;
This com pa ay will extend Its
manufacturing operations a step further
with the installation of a copper rod
rolling mill for its Hatfield Wire
& Cable Division.,
it was announced on Jan. 26. The new
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from Securities Act
registration .with respect to public offerings of securities not exceeding
$300,000 in amount.
In a notification filed Dec.
9, 1957, Cominol pro¬
posed the publicr offering of 250,000 common shares at $1 per share
The
for
Copper
cable.
for
2,000
Kenny & Ayres, Inc.
were
formerly handled by American
Chicago.—V. 191. p. 199 ahd V. 185,
of
be
should
Bank
agent
will
such
its sale of the additional 71,500 common shares, $350,000
to erecting and equipping the company's plant in Northfor
investment or advances to
its subsidiary. CWC
Finance Corp. to permit expansion
of its Culligan dealer financing
activities; and the balance will be used for general corporate purposes.
The prospectus lists E. J. Culligan
as Board
Chairman, and H. F.
Werhane as President.
Company officials own 251,404 shares of the
class
B
stock.
Mr.
Werhane. Donald
L.
Porth,
John A, Gavin, and
company from
will be applied
2,000
ton Securities
and
opportunity
2,000
Co._
company.
Trust
wire
registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with
public, stock offering by Cominol Industries, Inc., formerly
Mining and Oil Corp., of 1500 Massachusetts Avenue, N. W.,
Washington, D. C.
suspension
2,000
Co.
16.741
The company
2,000
&
by the present holders thereof. The public offering
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Crut&
Co.
is listed
as
the principal underwriter.
The
Podesta
equivalent number of class B
an
2.000
Inc.__
shares of common stock. Of this stock, 71,500 shares are
for public sale by the issuing company and 64,000 shares
offered
be
loans
from
conditions
Dec.
on
stock
disbursing
press
a
to
shares are reserved for issuance upon conversion of
common shares.
is a manufacturer and distributor of water conditioning
equipment and supplies and has plants in Northbrook and San Ber¬
nardino. Calif.
It now has outstanding 64,000 shares of common stock
and 445,460 shares of class B common.
Of the net proceeds to the
a
remaining
2,000
facility
has issued
that
2,000
Co
pursuance
stock
Continental
charges
in
preferred
Linden.
respect to
tenden,
Co.—Appointment—
appointed
Continental
parent
Comiuol Industries, Inc.—Offering
Suspended—
exemption
&
Willis,
been
Such
be
to
are
the
8100,000.
The SEC
price and
below.
Co.,
Directors
has
the
au¬
purchase of land, construction of an office building and pur¬
equipment therefor, and to reimburse working capital to the
of
152,241
(outstanding stock)
Co
3,000
convertible
lative
and
Act
of
extent
&
Jan.
Chicago
1,379,825
its parent. Columbia
8,000 common shares
advances
Co.,
&
Northbrook,
Shermer Road,
to
2,000
&
Williams
SEC—
ing
Co
Robinson
Bala
With
1657 South
at
2,000
Co
B.
3.000
located
registration statement with the SEC 011 Jan. 22, 1960, cover¬
2,000
Inc.___
&
Inc.—Registers
corporation,
filed
2,000
Co.____
Watson
—__
This
2,000
Sons
&
Ford
Ford
Coinpagnie Francaise John Deere-
83.435,532
784.096
to
&
Sanders
3,000
a
new
2,000
Inc.__
Co..
Newton &
Parker,
Wulbern,
Carrison,
is
Culligan,
& Co._
William
__
,
&
Mason-Hagan,
3.000
from
111.,
McLarty & Co..___
LaMaster,
3,000
the missile field. The project encompasses a new
Cross-Malaker, for improvements in rocket-missile
power sources.
Cross-Malaker Laboratories, Inc.,
subsidiary of Cross Co.. Detroit.—V. 190, p. 460.
position in
strong
propulsion
Samuel R.
Holding Company
sell
Kroeze,
Christen
Consolidated
$2,385,851
additional
an
Co.____
&
Propp <fc Co.. Inc
190, o. 2340.
Corp.—Financ'g Cleared
the
a
2,000
Co.__
Dooly
Southeastern
Lentz,
J., has received
of Mountainside, N.
Inc.
concept, original with
forth
below:
Edwards
First
5,000
Co._—_
E.
G.
A.
&
Cassell
F.
receivables.—
prime contract from the Department of Defense to develop classified
equipment for advanced
missiles.
This contract gives Cross-Malaker
—V,
of
has
Boenning
Oscar
bonds and
a
•
1959.
set
Laboratories,
Cross-Malaker
stockholders agreed to
Eppler.
Guerin
&
purchase the number
name
C.
Co.,
Co
Inc._
sen,
$1,765,488
&
Writer
National
SEC
conditions
Government
to
10,000
&
Labouisse,
Josey &
See
62.271
Columbia Gas System Service
29,
Dec.
on
p.
Cross Co.—Sub. Contract—
was
Shares
3.000
dend
The
Incorporation
Beebe, Guthrie, Lavalle____
10.000
Weil,
191.
short-term
of cash,
383.
principally
V.
whom
its
opposite
Baker. Simonds &
3,
p.
set
Co
Howard,
1959—12 Mos.—1958
$223,818
205,506
„
_
stock
5,000
$1,483,677 $15,893,322 §16.02'; 928
1,259,859
13,507.471
12,594.396
§415.804
oper.
inc.
oper.
for
agreed
20.000
Board
Net rev. from ry.
Net
selling
the
Turner,
Inc.
Ry.—Earnings—
1 069.505
&
Hutton
Inc.
1959—Mrnth—1958
of
and
terms
underwriters,
Fridley & Frederking______
McCarley & Co.. Inc
year.
$1,485,309
&
Rauscber.
experienced record sales and earnings in
in
the last six months,
comparable to other'
116-day strike resulted in a loss of sales and
heavy burden of strike costs.—-V. 190. p. 2615.
Southern
a
Corp.
Natus
of
Board
converted
so
the
to
representative,
as
common
Guerin
Peters,
as
were
Agreement,
the
acted
of
shares
E.
after
per
shares
the
by
Shares
after
cents
3.452,153
income
of
each
Inc.
Eppler,
this
of $866,788
year
on
death
conversion
and
consents,
Certificate
company's
shares
Such
Underwriting
and
Turner,
corporation
well
as
the
the
in
months,
companies,
profits
equal
on
Federal
1959
corresponding
first
the
steel
before
quarter
the
last
quarter
taxes,
the
conversion
Inc.
taxes
.
be compelled by the Board of Directors at any time.
1959,
permit
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
income
Directors
or
art
would actively seek new business opportunities. Cor¬
porate funds will total close to $19,000,000 after satisfaction of all
liabilities including prepayment of long-term debt.
These assets consist
op¬
outstanding.
net
fourth
Income
of
1964.
of Directors of 58,685
shares of class B common stock held by certain stockholders, including
some
of the selling stockholders, into the same number of shares of
outstanding.
requirements
Board
31,
Dec.
and
Corp.
1,500,000
from
sale.
v
into common stock
earlier upon the
convertible
is
after
the
28,
Dec.
amended
with
for the corresponding
earnings
if
all such shares may
year.
Federal
compared
as
basis
Natus
to
name
shares (of which approximately 1,104,000 shares
are
outstanding)
to 5.000.0000 shares.
The sale is expected to be
consummated today (Feb.
1>.
William
T. Golden. Chairman of
the Board, stated that after tlje
on
each of the new classes
previously outstanding $25
reclassified and exchanged into
/par
$5),
and 401.900 shares of
stock,
.
the change of National-U. S. Radia¬
increase in the authorized capital
also approved
stockholders
The
tor's
stock
were
S5».
/par
stock
and
plumbing
.
80,380
the
stock
common
stock
common
share-for-share
$4,615,723 last year.
For the fourth quarter of 1959 the corporation reported a net loss
of $1,999,729 after provision for Federal income taxes, equal to a loss
of 56 cents per
share after preferred dividend requirements on the
3.739,967 shares of common stock outstanding. This compares with
year
Outstanding
declared
was
that
of capital
of
shares
class
basis
result
the
with
value shares
200.950
Operations for the year resulted in net earnings of $1,364,554 after
provision for Federal income taxes, equal to $1.04 per share after
preferred dividend requirement on the 3.739,967 shares of common
stock outstanding. This compares with net earnings for 1958 of $2.147,223 after provision
for Federal income taxes, equal to 47 cents
per
share
after
preferred dividend
.equirements on
the 3,452.153
of
one-for-two
a
stock,
letter of notification with the SEC
unaudited
released
has
1959
follows:
was as
.
common
corporation
18
Jan.
1969--
due August
debs.,
,
of- the Chicago-based
manufacturer of
heating equipment approved the acquisition on
Dec.
22.
Swartwout Co.
shareholders on Jan. 11 cast 71,849 votes
in favor of the transaction and none against, Mr. Songer reported.
He
-said
80.095
shares
were
outstanding and entitled to vote at the
meeting held at the Swartwout offices, 18511 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland.
The
stockholders
of
National-U. S.
Radiator Corp. 011 Jan. 26
overwhelmingly approved the sale of the company's major operating
assets and business to'this company for more than $15,000,000 in cash.
At
the stockholders meeting in Baltimore, 899,625 shares,
equivalent
to 95'/
of the shares voting at the meeting, or equal to 82%
of the
shares outstanding, approved the sale.
directors
of
board
•The
-
Iron Corp.—1959 Net Up—
Fuel &
Colorado
erations
Net
at
company
•Authorized
of
shares
announced.
valves,
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
purchased the business and assets of the
manufacturer of electronic controls, for
cash, W. A. Songer, President of Crane,
company
Cleveland
amount of
Co.,
undisclosed
an
$1,355,000
$1,355,000
tCommon stock
($5 par i
I
1,000.000 shs.
259.635 shs.
ftciass B common stock ($5 par)——~
600,000 shs.
343,215 shs.
*
On Aug
24, 1959, pursuant to a plan of recapitalization approved
by the stockholders and directors, the 80,380 shares of $25 par value
capital stock theretofore outstanding were split on the basis of fivetor-one into fwo new classes of stock of $5 par value, common stock
and
Class B common stock
t two shares of
the latter to each one of
the former) and simultaneously therewith an additional stock distribu¬
preferred noncumulative. nonvoting, stock
< no
par) to be offered at SI per share.
Seven cents per share dividend
paving after March 1, 1962. No underwriting is involved.
The
proceeds are to be used to purchase land,
for development
and
working capital.
'// Lv
300,000
covering
shares
of the
capitalization
subord.
51/47
Colo.—Files With SEC—
Colanco, Inc., Englewood,
The
EFFECT
GIVING
this
14
Jan
Swartwout
per
CAPITALIZATION
par
The
Offered—An
one
Co.—Acquisitions—
Crane
On
share,
pursuant
to
a
prospectus dated
Jan. 18, 1960. The proceeds are to go to selling stkhldrs.
$16.25
.
100.
p.
,
.
Metals Co.—Common Stock
Commercial
Edison distillation plant utilizes a multi-stage
flash evaporator.
This is a series of partitioned and heated chambers
in
which
air
pressure
is progressively
lowered by condensation of
vapor,
thereby
progressively
reducing
water's
boiling
point.
The
vapor is condensed as distilled water.
According to Gordon P. Leitner, Cleaver-Brooks Special Products
vice-president, the development "could be the beginning of the break¬
through toward making sea water suitable for human consumption.
It
is also significant
in that it represents a step sponsored entirely by
private industry
to bring economic conversion
of sea water in the
States closer to
,
underwriting group headed by Eppler, Guerin & Turner,
Inc. offered 100,000 shares of. common stock (par $5) .at
;
the
stated,
Simply
United
from francliised dealers.
obtained
competitive to present sources.
cost
a
gallon a day unit, manufactured and
California's first general purpose sea
100 000
The
$250,000
•
a
Co.—New Equipment—
unveiled
company
on
$210,536 compared with $130,8/4; in¬
$32,294; net income $144,536 against
taxes
against
company
as
paper
This
$66,000
the
in
has
It
organized
was
engaged
operations
was
incorporated .in 1931 following original forma¬
partnership in 1925.
Two of the original three partners are
still active in its management;
The company and its subsidiaries op¬
erate in Kansas, Oklahoma and Missouri primarily handling new car
The
tion
100.
Cleaver-Brooks
press
before
net
of
taxes
come
$98,580.
1959,
30,
Dec.
On
Water
the
in
With
currently
Chicago
negotiating
utilities
additional
•
,
,
is
Citizens
that
several
of
acquisition
the
advised
also
Rosenthal
Mr.
expenses
"company
is
and
.
lor
the
and
Arkpf "
The
,
services in an area
will provide water and sewerage
Co.
Service
common
The
shave.
per
Lents-
and that 25.000 shares of Cominol
who sold securities on behau oi
189, p. 2348.
of
shaves
790 000
including the dissemination in connection with the Cominol stock
ing of materially misleading information regarding the cojnmpany, us
plans, its properties and the stock offering, as well as the failure to
file-with
the
Commission copies of certain written'communications
Co.—Acquisition—
Citizens Utilities
Monday, February 1, 1960
. . .
has
been
additional
(505)
/•
proceeds will be used temporarily to reduce the company's
under its unesecured lines of credit Irom banks.-^-V. 190.
the
nf
n
Sowings
2340.
p.
.•._
...
Duluth. Missabe
.
expenses:.
Jan: 27 it, will build. tiTfactory in France
for the French, farm machinery market
President William A. Hewitt said the French Government has given
-forma'1 approval to the company's plans to manufacture tractors in
company announced on
produce John Deere tractors
This
^The^faftory
il0m
NetvJailway
since deciding, to .enter the field of foreign
;
subsidiary. Compagnie Francaise John Deere is
heinc
formed to builtT'Tmd ~operate the tractor plant.
Com art M. '
Peterson, the company's French representative, will be president of
said
Pewitt
subsidiary.
new
the
xhwpv^ iei
March 1,
new
a
«,
to building the new factory, Hewitt announced that
entared into partnership .with three French farm implement
The partnership Will market tractors and implements '
built in France by the four firms. .
,
The three French firms are 'Relay & Sons, Senonches,
France; R.
Rousseau Co:, Orleans, France; and Thiebaud-Bourguignonne, Arc-les-,
Gray. France.
All three ore old. established French farm equipment
has
be
to
2340,
DCA
the
sales
trend
growth
rl
(77>395
the
of
direct
in addition
and
cash
This
in
which
cash
U.
to
Includes
S.
of "unconsolidated
those
and Canadian
sales..
sub¬
.
,
of
inventories
rather
required
in
the
said
and
"two relatively
"Both
sales
of
In
investments
In
and
sales
greater
in
the
North
American
saie
of
will
farm
be
equipment in
and
a
They
true
ofier
the
in
consists
decade
ahead.
he
But
:
is
Conn.,
planned
.will
be operated
as
a
consolidate Anemostat
to
Corp.
General
which
had
watch
the
In
factory
branch
of
cause
field,
under
field,
compared
which
the
construction
sales
to
relatively
addition of several
-In the farm
further
e
bright
new
increased
$26,518,327
anticipated
the
in
the
United
outlook
products
decline
moderate
States
which
"Normally,
been
such
Hewitt
of
started
declines
said
that
sales
in
in
&
cash
in
1960
and
•
be¬
sales
of
farm
were
are
2672.
RR.
first
the
1%
that
inc.__
two
higher
"despite
35,373,739
$10,892,461
4,620,555
6,360,979
446,596
corporation,
to
offered
be
located
for
Western
RR.—Earnings—
1959—12 Mos.—1958
1959—Month—1958
oper.
revenues.
$6,207,189
$6,205,358
oper.
expenses.
7..,,5,282,502
5,423,142
62,935,600
68,376,669
'" $782,216
$8,940,593
$7,902,411
94,435
♦673,300
oper.
oper.
inc.__
"
$924,687
♦1.989
•
.
4.
p.
at
3540
sale
&
Rio Grande Western RR.—Earnings—
y oper-
revi
Railway oper.
|rom ,.y
'fh^'Uy
101,
nurJ_-
p.
ope|.
50,550.327
4,081,965
3,980,718
.
a
11,195,907
1,242,243
1,143,502
"ized
°.ks registration
show,
of
«tock.—V.
189,
statement
covering
and
1020
p.
an
13.265,664
an
additional
new
the
Ripley
f,or
announced by
rimom,
an°ther
this
'•completion
Dlanf
Plant
major
expansion
same
■
in
polyethylene
|s
expected
in
production
at
the
7,000,000
capacity
there
are
company's Texas
by approximately
1961.
Co'hpany last May announced doubling of its polyethylene
the second time In a year with completion of a new
Freeport.
•
/
'
l for
at
.
Plarmft
f!ther Polyethylene
and
Saginaw
facilities-at Dow's Louisiana Division, at
Division, at Bay City, Mich.—are ex-
Bay
hi i? be 111 production
this year,
low and intermediate density resins as
'deiKOv
Louisiana plant. The Bay City installation will produce high
T)..J re^ihs under the Zlegler process.
"•
■Tjor J,
«»tered- polyethylene production in 1955 at Freeport and reu
doubling^ of the original capacity In 1958.
rabrl«ccnnpany now sells more than 40 different resins to meet
7
will
th
,as
plants produce
•
mutator needs.—V.
191,
p.
384.
present
is
the
of
one
and
ol
an
management
Frank
Federal's
nation's
important
E.
largest
the
as
Brown,
board
of
Manchester
Board
Manchester's president,
directors.
producers
manufacturer
of
of
folding
boxboard
machine-made
glass¬
It
Manchester's
the
the
of
terms
of
shares
»
•
•
v* f:
Federal
common
stock
and
243,000
shares
,
of
by
the company
since
time
the
company
placed
privately
the
-
a
lation
Conversion
Corp. announced
on
Jan. 26 its
sell $1,250,000 of six-year convertible debentures to
of San Diego, Calif., the nation's largest and first
Electronic' .Energy.
agreement
to
company,
2617.
corporation, located in the Garlinghouse Building, Topeka, Kan.,
registration statement with the SEC on Jan. 25 covering $1,690,7
against delivery by Schuhmacher, for the account of the deposi¬
notes of Bayou Properties Co. in the amount of $1,064,700
of
tors,
received by Schuhmacher as consideration for the transfer
Bayou Properties of warehouse property in Houston, Texas, previ¬
ously owned by Schuhmacher.
Both Fleming and Schuhmacher (whose principal offices are located
at 3000 Hicks Street, Houston)
are distributors of food products, prin¬
to
cipally to "voluntary groups" of independently owned food stores. It is
contemplated that, after acquisition by Fleming of stock control of
Schuhmacher will continue operations under its present
Schuhmacher.
and largely under its present management
subsidiary of Fleming.—V. 189, p. 2565.
name,
.
and
policies,
as
a
Shipping Method—
Ford Motor Company—New
^
portal-to-portal rail shipment of automobiles by a newly
developed tri-levcl flat car was inaugurated on Jan. 20 by this com¬
pany and the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway.
The new flat car
will permit more vehicles to be transported on a
single rail car than is now
possible by box car and "piggyback"
methods. The full-scale flat
car will
be 88 feet long and will carry
12-standard-size automobiles or 15 Falcons. A universal tie-down sys¬
tem makes it possible to ship any
"mix" of automobiles on the same
flat car, regardless of their size, weight or axle position.
The
experimental shipment is the culmination of a year of joint
effort by the two companies to develop a system that would increase,
the flat-car load, reduce travel time on lor.g-haul shipments, alleviate
highway congestion and
offer unlimited variations in the vehiclestransported.—V. 191, p. 200.
<
The
first
"•
,
Worth
Fort
Denver
&
Period End. Dec. 31—
Ry.—Earnings—
1959—12 Mos.—1958
1959—Month—1958
"
$26,708,142 $26,452,443
Railway
oper.
revenue..
$2,333,321
$2,339,471
Railway
oper.
expenses.
1,6C7,772
2,085,058
20,566,552
19,897,242
ry. oper.
$645,549
$254,413
inc...
175.482
57,896
$6,141,590
1,105,274
$6,555,201
1,685,165
Net
Net
-rev.
from
railway
—V.
oper.
191, p.
4.
General Tire & Rubber Co.—Preferred Delisting—
Midwest
The
41/2 <;0
of
and
Exchange has
of
the
interested
191,
p.
applied
4% '^- -preferred
reduced number of
hands
V.
Stock
preference
the
to
stocks of
the SEC to delist the
the company because
outstanding in the
shares of such issues now
public; and the Commission has issued sn order giving
until Feb. 5, I960, to request a hearing thereon.—
persons
5.
Georgia Power Co.—Expansion Plans—
to build a $76 million steam-electric gener¬
Chattahoochee River 12 miles north of Atlanta
regular meeting of the company's board of
directors.
The plant will utilize the most modern methods and equip¬
ment available in the field of steam plant construction.
Two 250,000-kilowatt generating units will produce the plant's elecPlans
ating
this
p.
heretofore
(through Harriman.
Investment—
190,
of 5¥a% subordinated convertible debentures due 1975. The com¬
pany proposes to offer the debentures and $676,000 cash to holders of,
and in exchange for, 59,150 of the 84,500 outstanding shares of capital
stock of Schuhmacher Co.
The remaining 25,350 shares of Schuhmacher
stock is to be surrendered to Schuhmacher for redemption and cancel¬
.
Electronics: Capital' Corp.—New
stock.—V.
000,
it
company
preferred
Fleming Co., Inc.—Registers With SEC—
,
undertaken
of
This
;
has reserved 60,000 shares of its common stock.
Slip ring assemblies, thee ompany's prime product, make it possible
to
conduct electricity from t stationary source to a
moving object,
and are vital in rocket and missible instrumentation,
j
Over the past 15 years, Electro Tec has grown from modest begin¬
nings to an electronics
nanufacturer with three plants (South ■ Hackensack
N. J.;
Llacksburg, Va.; Ormond Beach, Fla.) and over $5
million in anneal sales.
Up to now it has financed that growth entirely
out. of its own earnings.
But, according to president George Pandapas,
the company's rate of growth together with the requirements of new
nrojects made outside financing desirable.
The $600,000 in proceeds from the preferred issue is the first move
in the company's long-range planning to provide a new headquarters
and plant bv New Jersey, to finance expanded production of its Mark II'
miniature precision relay, to further research and development projects,
to provide funds toward the possible acquisition of other companies and
for'general corporate purposes.
poses
'
facilities
its
member
a
cartons
filed
Financing—
Co., Inc.) 6,000 shares of the new preferred stock.
The
preferred is convertible into common at the rate of 10
shares for one share of preferred stock.
For conversion pur¬
.
on
new
.increase
Th
under
Division of Federal.
become
shares
Tec
common
company.
nS has begun
at
Freeport, to
&
Electro
Dow Chemical
Co.—Expansion—
niviefi
to become effective at the. close of business
southern company, under the terms of the merger,
scheduled
is
1960.
continue
additional
authorof new
prefererd stock < par value, $100). Of this, 500,0000 shares
common wers issued to existing stockholders in exchange
common stock previously, held.
the old
for
amendment on Jan. 21,
915.
2,
the stockholders of this company and the Man¬
Co., Inc., according to notices mailed on Jan.
26 to vote on the proposed merger of the two
preferred stock. On completion of the merger. Federal would have out¬
approximately 1,183,000 shares of common stock and 587,000
<
filed
exchange
Federal's sales for 1959 were over $77 million
approximately $9 fnillion.
merger, each share of Manchester's 300,000
shares of outstanding common stock is exchangeable for .38 common
shares and .81 shares of 4.61;
cumulative preferred, $25 par, stock of
Federal Paper Board.
The conversion will require issuance of 114,000
in 1945, the Board of Directors of Electro Tec
million shares of new common stock and 10,000 shares
one
the
of
At
company
aggregate of 81,797
pursuant to said
an
own
for
were
business
convertible
..
"
Dividend Shares, Inc.—Registers Additional Stock—
investment
interest
N. C.
of precision slip ring assemblies, announced on Jan.
of outside capital with which to finance its expan¬
first, outside, financing
the
In
started
4.
Yoi'k
an
deposit
to
Federal's stockholders will meet at the Hotel Biltmore,
City, while the Manchester meeting will be in Richmond. Va.
merger
Under
new
\
prodticer
program.
'
50,170,589
$2,398,137 $24,846,733 $26,764,991
$2,495,314
oper. inc.--
sion
"
$6,480,102 $75,397,060 $76,935,580
$6,476,032
expenses.. -;-
has
Paper
Feb.
while
the acquisition
25
1959—12 Mos—1958
•
&
held
be
in Roanoke Rapids,
present holders
by the
Electro Tec Corp.—New
-
End. Dec. 31—1959—Month—1958
he
intend
meetings of
Board
Paper
Aero
191. p. 384.
.V.
This
Denver
rev.
$71,876,193 $76,279,080
.v
of
operates eight paperboard mills in the East and Midwest.
Manchester has three paperboard mills, two in Richmond, Va., and one
1628.
♦1.473,359
rev. from ry.
railway
"Deficit—V'. 191,
common.
which
Federal
;;
plant on a newly-acquired tract in San Diego;
equipment in the new plant; $500,000 to retire
indebtedness incurred for the purchase of a subsidiary, International
Electronics Manufacturing Co. and to supplement working capital; and
the balance will be added to working capital.
The selling stockholders are Jonathan Edwards
(25,000 of 182,044
shares held); Elizabeth D. Edwards (2,050. of. 35,349); Walter H. East
(25,000 of 99.101); and E I Foundation of San Diego (all of 9501. Mr.
East-and his wife are joint owners of an .additional 45,187 shares:—
of
for construction
4.
&
company
preferred
they
York
ware.
$100,000 for fixtures and
Lackawanna
Federal
in
will
and
uring instruments, graphic recorders and precision amplifiers.
It now
has outstanding 577,500 common shares.
Proceeds to the company from
its sale of the additional 25,000 shares will be used as follows: $650,000
35,560*597
?• $897,279 $10,807,661
660,788
,.
p.
of
The
stock of'Cornell-
common
share
one
■
March
thereof; and 25,000
shares are to be issued and sold by Electro, the issuer.
Bear, Stearns
& Co. is listed as the principal underwriter; the public offering price
and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The regis-:
tration statement also covers an additional 42,135 shares issuable under
outstanding options granted pursuant to the company's Restricted Stock
Option Plan for officers and key employees.
;
The company
was organized, in
October, 1957, as successor to an
electronics business started in 1954 by Jonathan Edwards, President,
and Walter H. East, Executive Vice-President.
It designs, manufactures
and sells electronic test equipment consisting primarily of digital meas¬
1959—12 Mos.—1958
2,061,851
$855,136
190,
basis of
which
The
Court, San Diego, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Jan. 22, 1960, covering 120,135
shares of common stock.
Of this stock, 53,000 are now outstanding and
$3,959,130 $46,181,400 $46,45'3,058
-3.1,47,079
above.—V.
the
a
registration
shares of 5 \'z %'
par).
of
companies.
Co.—Possible Merger—
Products Co..
on
filed
J.,
492,500
($23
A
shares in exchange for
Cornell-Dubilier
of
N.
covering
series
Federal Paper Board Co., Inc.—Merger Meeting—
will
*
22
stock,
prospectus, Federal now owns 22,800 of the 515,390
common outstanding. Two officers of Federal
their family ow'n an aggregate of 105,300 shares, and
Cornell-Dubilier and certain members of his
family
Special
&
/
Newark,
St.,
Jan.
on
estate
an
chester
as
Instruments, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Electro
Corp.—Earnings—
$4,002,215
Metal
American
See
This
the
moderately
be
'
384.
Federal is engaged primarily in the business of manufacturing massproduced and specially made devices for the distribution and control of
electrical energy. Cornell-Dubilier is engaged in the manufacture and
sale
of
capacitors, vibrators, television antenna rotators, and con¬
verters and inverters utilizing semi-conductors.—V.
191, p. 384.
?;
Angeles
1833.
p.
have
p.
offer.
the
equipment,"
about
expected to
, v;
1959—Month—1958
.
Period End. Dec. 31—
,
December,
however,
oper.
oper.
and
190,
Paris
50
SEC
preferred
member
a
Corp..
in Los
share
President
and
'
Chemical
organized
was
the
second
and
handled by Peter Morgan &
was
were
\}
of Cornell-Dubilier
the
aftd
bankers.
191,
sales
] According to the
price.
offering
with
shares
Davis,
Elbert
corporation
quarter
from increased volume of
of our industrial divisions.
been
setting new highs in
standing
continue."
said,
p.
expenses,
Delaware,
Period
the
at
Eaton Manufacturing
said;
probable
in
Inc.,
paint line.—V.
totaling
Hewitt
receipts
sales
189.
Hudson
-Net rev, from
r.v.
Ranway
Railway
parent
of
company,
each
for
formerly Ideal Chemical
in 1942 to develop fireresistant materials.
Ten years later, the company moved to its present
plant in Culver City, California, and began production of products it
had developed.
Plas-Kem Corp.
was organized in
1950 to carry out consulting and
manufacturing activities in the conductive and insulating coating and
plastisol fields.
It has developed a number of plastisol and organosol
fabric coating formulations and, in. 1952, became the second company
in the country
to manufacture and sell a polyvinyl acetate emulsion
in
"seems
He
ago.
year
_
p.
the
with
of research
New York investment
Products,
as
activity
it
company
year,
a
full
Period End. Dec.
31—,
way oper. revenue
Railway oper.
November
year
«ai
191,
charge
HISTORY—Dyna-Therm
well
1959,
Mr.
This
New
industrial line.
said
gross
lower
the
for
1959."—V.
Delaware
railway
Completed—
Divisions
earnings.—V.
proposes to offer these
Electric Corp.
common
applications.
and
remain
Electronics
and
Dubilier
financing have been used to complete
products
will
and
convertible
will
Mexico
as
sales
industrial
company's
will
1959
fiscal
in
these
Hewitt
farmers'
in
in
the 1960 fiscal
the same months
increase,
than
in
stock
common
Co.,
entered in
as
the John
earlier.
in
for
the
to
result
of
in
Plas-Kem,
for the first 40 weeks was $1,011,000.
year's third quarter and totaled $23,-
loss
this
in earnings resulted
and greater profitability
shipments
statement
26,
are
months
commercial
of
deficit
the year
to date. Last year's third
and $22,117,000 for the year to date.
shares,
UNDERWRITER—The .underwriting
said
said.
Mr.
and
million.
Federal Pacific Electric Co.—Registers Exchange Stk.
.
of
of
company
Argentina,
82 G
year
a
growth
'equipment market, Mr
that
dustrial
and
in
industrial
company
the
$3.3
$924,000 for the third fiscal quarter
incurred in the previous two
the
for
sales
both
:v:
.
erasing
$63,000 and
$9,678,000 in
were
Abrasives
development.
In conjunction
with the underwriting, Mr. Davis purchased an additoinal 25,000 shares
Sydney, Australia: Foreign sales in 1959 totaled
approximately $50-million, including $1.7-million by John Deere In¬
tercontinental and. $33-million by John Deere-Lanz.
S48.1G4.G81
Corp.—Offering
exceed
Company-Earnings Up—
were
$7,814,000
V The
improvement
.
200,000 shares of
company
1959,
6,
were
Sales
corporate
Chemical
.
Vice-President
<[
-v■■
Dec.
630,000
from tne public offering will be allocated for increased
development activities, for expansion of laboratory facili¬
purchase of new machinery and equipment.
President
already are providing substantial
of significant growth in the years
promise
said.
manufacturing
new
sales
new
"~v'
it
.
,
now
and bringing earnings for the first 40 week (three quarters)
of this fiscal year to $188,000. In the, comparable quarter of Jast year,
.
developments
new
Hewitt
foreign
1959
Net
the
,
date
to
•
Co.,
quarters
Kfnrlr
and
and
thle
oi
Earnings
BUSINESS—Plas-Kem is a producer of a line of plastic paints and
plastisols and organosols, rubber-like plastics used in a variety of in>
markets
the United States
firm has two factories in Germany operating
Deere-Lanz Company,
a
new
factory
just completed
in
_
'
ended
Dynamics Corp. of America of all holdings
company, it was stated.—V. 191, p. 101.
T
j .'
Dyna-Therm
ties
and
the
Net
and
into
($400,000) Cain &
and
,
announced
Elgin National Watch
-
divests
investment
research
and
receivables
larger
the
industrial
in
position," Mr. Hewitt said.
largest part of the company's business
this
these
Mr.
the
1555,
•
'
new
volumes.
ahead,"
w
190,
maining funds
:
types of business—industrial equipment and foreign
manufacture—have been emphasized in recent years."
;
Ret
are
' v
cnmmnn
Calif.;
Palo Alto,
Capital Corp, is in negotiation with a number of promising
electronics companies.
Mr. Salik stated, "Our entire resources
(pet
assets
$16v2
million)
are
dedicated to the long-term capital and
management requirements of the electronics industry."—V. 190, p. 2616.-
the- acquisition of' Plas-Kem Corp.,
of Burbank, Calif., which DynaTherm has purchased l'or a total cash consideration-of $310,000.
Re¬
cash
the manufacture and
Canada
facilities
for
its
that
than
said
increased
its
manufacturing
foreign
He
in
reflected
been
-
DCA
earnings
PROCEEDS—Proceeds from
requires additional investment.
This is particularly true of
equipment industry with its historical pattern of long terms
of sale. Many months pass before increases in sales volume are fully
reflected in cash receipts. Consequently, the company's recent growth
wet
Anpmnsbt.
an
Electronics
earnings
President,
"Growth
.—v.
J
—
6Q%
to
commitments
Total
de¬
stock of this
corporation; of Culver City, Calif., at a selling price of
$3.00 per share has been successfully completed, it was
announced on Jap. 28 by Herbert H. Clarke, company
the .farm
less
the
„
Public offering of
■■
this
the .outstanding'
151,000 outstanding.
with
plant a Hartford,
transaction
the
i-
.
of common stock were $7.23 compared to $6.06 a year
".'•
:*■:.
■' ':'■
pointed out that the company's growth has placed heavy
requirements upon the firm. •••••
than
of
)
and "preferred stock of Securities
by Dynamics Corp. of America.
held
Mr. Hewitt
he
between
of
figures, Raymond F. Kelley,
President stated. For 1958, Anemostat
reported sales of $4,383,640
earnings equal to 59 cents per share.
The 77,395 Anemostat shares were acquired from Securities
Corp.
Qeneral, a registered closed-end investment company, in return for
ings per share
ago.
_
issuance
and
income totaled
me
the
DCA
reached a record high in 1959, Mr.-Hewitt reported.
$48,450,751 Compared to $42,067,809 in 1958. Earn¬
also
Earnings
figure
sales
worldwide
sidiaries
a
of
„••
-
shares
subsidiary
sales
.
has
date
into
Vega Electronics Corp.,
Los Angeles, Calif.
be
to
or
business
small
according
,
.
,
due
bidding.
pn
/Anemostat,
1955 and. has been interrupted only by a strike in 1956,"
Mr. Hewitt said.
7
■,
The company's worldwide sales
also set a record for the second
successive, year,
totalling -$577-million compared to $509-million in
1958. The company consolidates only U. S.
and Canadian operations.
Net,
competitive
in
began
The
registration statement
a
at
^expenditures
for
the
1960-1962
period
between $75,000,000 and $88,000,000.—V.
aggregate
.
oi
filed
debentures will be used, together
to finance construction expenditures,
the
the Anemostat
shares
Mollne, 111. company's net sales in the United States and
reached an all-time high of $542.5 million in the 1959 fiscal
President William a. Hewitt reported on Jan. 21.
C
Mr. Hewitt, in a letter to stockholders included as part of the firm's
annual report, said the 1959 sales total was 15%
higher than the
previous all-time record of $472.6 million set in 1958. It marked the
first time in history that sales of John Deere products exceeded the
$500-million mark.
i":
continuation
the
$13,000,000 Ion
;.•>
Of .51''
The
u
21
public
{ This
corporation announced on Jan. 22 that it had acquired direct
majority control of. Anemostat Corp. of America, producer of air diflusing and other air conditioning system equipment,
through purchase
year
are
of
the
Dynamics Corp, of America—Acquisition
Canada
results
2,620,418-
aggregate
and
Construction
expected
firms will jointly own a marketing
companv,
Compagnie Continentale de Motoculture, known as CCM,
which will market products of the four firms.Deere will hold a 1
majority:interest -in CCM
■■■?.
\
Foreign manufacturing is one oi the new growth areas in which'
Deere has been investing during recent years.
The other area has been
the manufacture and sale of industrial tractors and equipment for offthe-farm use. Last year these two areas of the company's business pro¬
duced approximately $100 million in sales
:vv"; :;''y;1
••The
152.240
paymept, of short-term
bank
loans
incurred
Construction purposes and expected to
bentures.
p.
Jan.
on
offered' to
the
$12,000,000
French
three
the
and
$8,224,393
'fun<1s-ofItthc.:.company,
including
manufacturers.
M)eeie
to
Ssale
addition
In
Deere
$2,818,837
♦451,212
.
coverin8 $20,000,000 of sinking fund debentures,
2010.
.■
-
27,976,743
♦71,465
\
Pa" utility
,
•.
29,577,546
stock,
;-V.
4.
p.
1,488,630
held
convertible
are
1959—12 Mos.r-1958* .>
$32,396,443 $36,201,136
446 *$1,011,888
inc.^i
investment company.
The debentures
of Electronic Energy Conversion's common
announcement made jointly by Dr. Victor
Wouk,
President of Electronic Energy,
apd Charles E. Salik, • Elec¬
tronics Capital's President.
The
highly advanced technological developments in the fields of
solid state physics which have spawned the semi-conductor and tran¬
sistor industries have made it possible to utilize entirely new techniques,
in the electronic conversion of energy.
These advanced developments
cover
Electronic Energy's field of endeavor.
It is the first company
that will create a fully. integrated line of advanced power conversion
equipment.
These products are designed to serve the nation's space,
missile/ industrial and consumer energy conversion requirements.
Electronics Capital Corp, recently announced investments in ($1,000,-;
000)
Potter
Instrument
Co.,
Inc.,
Plainview, Long Island, N. Y.;
($400,000) General Electrodynamics Corp., Dallas, Texas;
($300,000)
RUblicly
Ry.—-Earnings—
Duquesne Light -Co.—Registers Debentures With SEC
;
"
nianu-
•.
,
-3,456,986
ry1oper'
oper.
"•"Deficit—V: 191,
will be! the fourth foreign manufacturing operation which
has set up,
Deere
fflfturing in 1955.
& Iron Range
RaUwlfv Er.1Cl' DeC' 31^~:'•*■'■ 1959^Month—1958
RaE P ' reVenue—' $3',039.540
$476,742
Kauway oper.
■ ■
..
.
Co.—New Factory in France—Sales—News—:
&
Deere
'
•
.
5
were
by
this
plant on
announced
company
the
at
the
6
tricity.
be
to
Generators
used
The
in
McDonough,
Plant
the
directors
President
River.
incieased
capacity
plant.
company
Chief
of
the
of
to
located
powerful
after
option
ever
John J.
the
are
forecast
land
that
at
site
for
in Georgia,
development, and the
plant
for
nearby access to the large amounts of river water needed for operation
of
modern-day
a
A
total
of
activities
in
and
The
first
in
unit
will
be
completed
spring
the
of
with
it,
be
has
1963.
bank
the
and
second
in
loans,
the
Gulf Life Insurance
The
Co., Jacksonville, Fla.—Files With
Exchange Commission—
company
below
at
is
filed
14
of
shares
stock
S2.50»
ipar
over-ihe-market
(current
notification
of
letter
a
capital
be
to
are
divided
rata
pro
pricei.
No
Period End. Dec. 31—
Railway
Railway
oper.
1959—Month—1958
$6,966,657
revenue—
oper.
5 018.231
expenses.
S82.121.989
5.000,575
G.
J.
Bradford
C.
Co..
—V.
$1,968,426
531,121
The Commission
lation
an
9 1 0.507
5.543,262
F.
5,685.423
A
has
exemption
issued
the
failure
upon
of
Hartman
request,
vacated
the
on
made
or
duPont
order
the
share,
per
required
for hearing,
should be
order
suspension
proposed
this
„
of
Imperial
noncallable for five years.
be
convertible
This
cf
into
company
Jan.
29
1959.
for
The
class
of
an
share
a
of
Hercules
Ltd
Ltd.—
shown
was
in
/
:
Ltd.
—
The
Securities
be
This
would
Hercules'
shares
of
''Y//
annual
•''//■'■'./*/;
stock¬
to
'•.'■■■? //// //Y//*//-
just
ended
satisfactory
Board
all-time
record
from
was.
in
years
Chairman
virtually
Hercules*
of
every
history,"
Hercules, said
in
standpoint,
Albert
his
one
of
Forster.
E.
letter to
stock¬
80'<
Jan.
on
offered
be
to
Transit
contingent
Co.,
in
exchange
Limited,
its
upon
Hawaii,
26, .1960,
by
filed
for
stock.
present
to
The
Honolulu
exchange
subsidiary
of
Honolulu
Limited
also
owns
Hawaii,
Inc.,
and
all
Limited
of
units
corporate
stock
Limited
the
70,224
instead
of
stock
Dallas
of
its
of
parent.
American
Transit
of
ment
tiie
for
I960,
with
projects
Stockholders
process.
complete about
far
for
in excess
the
told
capital expenditures was_ forecast
million already approved and in
$49
the
were
anticipates it can only
during i960, which still is
1956, Ihe largest amount pre¬
Construction expenditures by Hercules In
in
company
construction
S34.500.000 spent in
viously
spent in one year.
totaled $20,800,000.
1959
in
totaling
million
S43
of
Hercules
To
and
to
Co.
cules
maldehyde. concentrates, and slow-release nitrogen materials.
In his report to stockholders, Mr. Forster said
that $11,600,000
Moflitt
been
the
in
spent
1959
laboratory
for
stage.
research, which resulted in 40 new products in
in pilot plant production. 4 in introductory
products added to the regular sales list.—V. 191,
201.
p.
these
to
The
The
Honolulu
the
common.
This
corporation
after
first
development,
to
New
of
'
^
Corp.—News—
climaxed
the
'
:
V
before
Proy..1 for
sales
is
York.*'
4'
/
capability will
President
an
made
ne
available
the civilian
to
market
this
year.
Stanley Hiller. Jr.. who made the announcement, said that
a
12E helicopter can, by
purchasing any of a series of
of
owner
kits, add
horsepower to his engine, multiply the aircraft's hover¬
ing altitude capability by 3la times, and even increase the size
of the
cabin
more
149,817,496
income
A:
.
to
Now
accommodate
the
military's
that
expects
the
major
12E
new
strengthen the company's
Home
extra
an
Finance
of
"growth
power in
light
utility
configurations"
helicopters,
will
Hiller
substantially
the civilian market.—V.
190. p.
Group, Inc.—Private Placement
2141.
Com¬
pleted—Home Finance Group, Inc. announced on Jan. 28
it has completed
arrangements for the private sale
that
of
$1,500,000,
5.90%
capital
debentures, series D, due
of 6%% preferred stock
Aug.^1, 1972, and 80,000 shares
of 1959 (par value $25) to
Sachs & .Co. and R. S. Dickson & Co. Inc. assisted
in arranging the financing.
man,
the
institutional investor. Gold¬
an
company
Tnc
finances
company
consumer
dealers
durable
and
ducted
instalment
goods
makes
retail,
personal
loans
sales
1629.
p.
through 92 offices in the Slates
Tennessee, Georgia, Kentucky
1975
and
other
of
North
and
and
West
South
for
con¬
Carolina
Virginia.—V.
190,
Co.,
Ltd.—Debentures Offered—Public of¬
of $20,000,000
(Canadian) Home Oil Company
6%
was
convertible
made
on
underwriting
Jan.
group
subordinated
25.
Lehman
which
offered
debentures
Brothers
due
headed
$10,000,000 prin-
S!?10""!of the debentures in the United States at
,$1049.06 (U. S.), while
Wood, Gundy & Company Limited
and
associates
Canada
at
otfered
$10,000,000 principal
(Canadian).
' i
$1000
CONVERSION—The
*
LrLliIbU
an
f91
»
.
J
debentures
ih1'
18
c
thtreaHe?
-in
Canedian
money.
at
l(M)' ,,
100
IfiL
plus
will
be
convertible
amount
* "uu
in
in
f,ur!d ior
interest.
accrued
the
into
common
issue
will'have
the
benefit
the debentures will he redeemable
They
r
■
/
■
^■ r'
1959,
120,217,000
24,383,000
,13,401,636
10.701,339
11,903,000
"
in
/ ' 7,302.262/ /''
Y $1.43 /.
.' •
/
$1.50
sales gain of
At year-end,
224.000
and
and
*"/
-
liabilites
current
of
current
assets
also
will
be
of
operations
quarter
history,
with
sales
quarter
from
the
sales
was
realized
despite
Dec.
15.
1959
paid
Were
at
the
highest rate in
an.increase
level.
increased
paid Jan. 15.
was
during the
year
An
of
improved
material
$32
on
These Detroit
auto
industry.
firms
"
.
"
series
A
of
*
The
the
that
devices
for
/.
commercial
The
annual
Richmond,
proxy
meeting
Va.
An
material
meeting.—-V.
will
,*I'll Call
The
SEC
exemption
respect
to
You
has
redeemable
at
the
Inc.,
/:
*
/
'
/
■;
Raymond.
facilities
research
1
-
-
Me,
consolidated
$3,345,800,
net
■/
wholly
Mich,; announce!
Bridgton, Me,
Clemens,
plant
a
at
and
developmen
»v.';
•«
•
j
profit
equivalent
/
„
this
of
to
.
compan;
$1.48
per
shar
outstanding.
The
comparable ne
equal to $2.09 per share on a siniila
shares
approxi
-shun
per
1
•
at
the
on
produced
410
fourth
by
million
1958.
pieferred
Slock,
during
or
'
1959.
National
approximately
the
quarter
of steel prouction in
of
of
1959
the
was
the second
most
the
steel
strike,
depressed.—V.
greatly
i
production
same
pro
was
as
-//,
week of No vein
quality coals" quickly accelerated
running time through the remainder
full
November
others
tons,
••:
•
•*
~
the
first
$0.63,
or
stock
infra-red
ovens
process
used
profitable of
profits
for
189,
th
all
and
thf
year
year
eVei
of
th'e
706.
p.
Oct,* were
Dt
gligibl
The
Bank
principal
-
for
the
per
same
period
of
per' .share /are based on
outstanding.—y.186, p.
-
Co.—Trustee
New
due
Yoi-k
of
Jan.
the
the-
previous
795.685
yeai
shares'o
Y
2153.
Appointed— /
•
has been
appointed trtis(6e Jfor $3,000.00
company's ;-5a4Y
convertible
subordinate
the
1,
•
'31, YjiLTO," Yi01 lnVonVe'T
Share;" compared to $501.
Dec.
$0.75
1975.—V,
191,
p.
201.
heat¬
Kaiser
-
heUP April 27 at 1003
Electric Building
report containing audited 1959 results
and
sent
to
stockholders well ,in
advance of
the
This
"" '
'
in
'
Nev
"
corporation and Delta Metal Co. LJd. have organ/led a n</
fabricating company in the United Kingdom, D. A. Rhoftde!
of Kaiw^r
Aluminum, announced. /J - •
'
♦
'•
President
Tlte
Ltd..
;
new-company,
succeeds,James
Co."—Offering Suspended—-
Mr.
and
'
■
which
Booth
Kaiser'Aluminum/will
talizatiqn
.
issued
Sterling
Corp.—Shares
: ; //'"y''"
^
aluminum
of
^iie
'Booth's
expand
1,1,
You Comp-ny" (the "issuer"-),- of 2nd Ave. and 4th
ic.'p Phyllis Anoerson Theatre). New York.
Regulation a proviclqx a "conditional
exemption1 from Securities Act
respect to public offerings of.securities
not exceeding
$300,000 in.amount.
In a notification filed
Feb.
14, 1958, the issuer
Chemical
&
,;/■• /: '
v>,
^
'
an order
temporarily suspending a Regulation A
registration under the Securities
Act of '1933
with
-public offering of securities by Lvn SwAnn
and
Aluminum
Firm—
and
,
of
amount
debentures
and
ended
to
currently
Jessop Steel
-
-
Subs.)—Enrnings-^;.-./: Y.
months
sha.re
per
stock
common
throughout
♦
-
%
six
$597,104. equivalent'
as
.Comparative/earnings
■
at
$2.50 per share
preferred
from
a
2(
additions
sell' their' fractiona
■'
Mount
Jacffer Machine Co.
<480
to
will he
be
••
company's
$4,687,("83.
the resumption
demand
for
shown
annual
191,-p. 5.
tons
enjoyed
For.
n
home
use.
Curtiss-Wrlght has
considerable development work in this
field, and Hupp Corp. has
manufacturing, and marketing experience to bring those ideas
are
economically feasible to market.
.
to
or
the
Co.—Forecast—News—
common
/ /
though,^because
and
An
done
:,/
each
••
-
agreement has been signed
with Curtiss-Wright
Corp. to work
together in the exploration and development of
solar energy and other
heating
Co.,
Inc.,
the
-as
1959- is
was
*-"•
•
In
W'ith
the
income
Fannon Products Co
of
developed paint-baking
':
purchase
"///■-.
r.
-•
for
1958
costs
Cash /dividends of
5V
In December, the
company acquired John J.
John J, Fannon A:
Co., pioneers in the field
the
./ /
.
,
for
declared
mines
the"company's
$8,198.000-in
ratio
record
1960.
1959
to
shares
square-foot
Coal
ber,'the
*
resulting from the
necessity for paying premium prices for steel to
maintain operations.
A
5'o
stock
dividend, for holders of common stock of
were
ifcsu<
divklem
issued.,/Stockholders haviiq
option
full
Y
'
.
stock
new
h'ai
it
to
s.ock
'
the
be
that
Iowa,
a
$16.128,000,. with
of. $21,136,000,
year-beforc
Y*
of
will
an
up
estimated
2,168,426
1958'.-■
ducea
working capital of
$16,096,000.
Cash and receivables at
>ear-end "totaled $20,584 000 and
inqre than covered, jl^e
sum,of,.total debt >,nd all reserves of. $18.878 000
". Net 'worth 'An' Dec. 31 aggregated $26,788,000. > /""
Fourth
23,000
Creek
estimated
reflect
Issue
.
$1.68
prc-Iiminarv figures show
times those of 1958
statements
for
Y
totaling $6 per share
during 1S59 and/dividends-totaling $2-pef share weV'
declared and paid on the
common
stock-outstanding.
.
'/'.• / 1 Coal production
during the year totaled 13.324.305 tons as compare!
with 10,457,461 tons last
year/ The sales organization also inarlcete<
share earnings 2»2
per
systems
Jan.; 7
on
Sioux
City,
value $5) as
.
given
Ironrlte
established
for
,1,389,329
preliminary
:
of
ipai-
share
shares
Engineering
of
that
subsidiaries
-were
f
35V
contracts -in
►
Authority to
announced
Co.,
stock,
one
be
The.regular dividends
11,184,197.; "12,480,000
7.304.57(6
-
operation
many'govern¬
number,;-of .common shares. ,T Cgsh incpjtie
during 1959 was
mately $4.09 per share compared with cash income of $4.27
'
indicated
as
will
preliminary
profit
'■?? ""
10,639.43,8
holds
development
Seeks
'/v.-
the
on
by preliminary and unaudited financial
reports
the company
recorded
sales of $75,988,000 and pre-tax
earnings of
$4,844,000.
Net earnings, alter taxes and
preferred dividend payments,
wilt be approximately 50 cents
per share of common stock,
compared
with 20 cents-a share earned -in
1958.
These
a
The
and
21,885,536
9,496,265
shs,
v-
Service
issue
Products
-
Island
'$
128,422.221
20.135.703
Co.
common
fractional
subsidiary
center.
1956
„
'
now' in
are-
also
and
and life support
vehicles.—V. 189, p. 1130.
stockholders.
will
shares
have /been
.
St.
1963
.
*
division
Commission
Public
No
Jan.. 21
range
Hipe VneB Llmiud- in whlch Home OW has
Share Interest, commencing Aug. • 1, I9f50 at
'"cl},d,inK Ja,,< >5, 1970, and at $32 per share
St Cn the debent»re*
b* Payable
^DEMP™N7-Beginnlng
'
in
ing.
Oil
Limited
an
automobiles
/
Home
fering
of
.provides
wholesale
financing
Individuals., Operating are
to
"Virginia.
■■■
•
$
Service
Power
utility
held.
Dielectric
on
largest
Authority of
'!
facilities
Shares-
present
owned
nation's
1957
installations
Ironriie, Inc.—Subsidiary News—
/
other
Hupp Corp.—Earnings—News-
passenger.
source
capital
■
\
Y
research
chemistry
energy,
required to make
interests.—V. 190, p. 1836.
for
Power
C, -Y
•
said"/
research
fractions
,
de¬
the
the
such
research
.
13.457.583
.
from
of
125,545,515
„
26;859.219
inc:.taxes__
profit—
'!
is
of
^
a
E.
requirements
$'
'
outstanding_ 1. *'; 7,336.190
com. sh._l
$1.80
~V.
190,
D.
1835.
.
indicated,
1958
.
'"r"
Earnings per
*'
Thomas
40
manned .space
Iowa
fractional
Hoechst-Uhde
manufacture
,
.
'V "
"
Project
^
Common
for
expected
by
Net
officer
increasing
and
f
/ 1959
.
•
Federal-
Canadian
successful
most
year
in
Its history
revealing that its 1959 threo-place 12E helicopter was
originally
designed to "grow"—both in power and size—and that this
unique
executive
steadily
Niagara
sales'—1—
Net
chief
power-
its
*2
'
direct
the
'
"
of
President
atomic
Federal
shares
'
Yrs. End. Nov, 30—
'
1960-1961,
','YYY'Y*
7^: acre site in Waltham,
by Edwin R. Giliiland, President./
1960,"'.-he
industry
149,867 shares of its
•.V; --y tt.'■/'
installation
should' be
completed by the late spring-"of
soon
State
for
installation
new
a
...
.
Plant—
en
28
Jan.
on
Ionics'
Public
authorized
Sightseeing-
Subs.)—Expansion—Earns.
during
company's
taxes'——'
Aircraft
in
Hooker's
both
;
cell
1961,
Profit
Ililler
million
the
meet
chemicals
chemicals.
12
new
$10
expansion.
signed
power
had
its
at
about
New
constructed
late
than
and
Common
capacity
of ;caustic soda;
caustic potash
Niagara Falls, N, "Y., plant, this corporation plans
electrolytic cells
reported on Jan. 2.1.
This
major expansion projects account for most of the S43 million
forecast.
These are: a second facility to manufacture Her¬
Pro-fax
polypropylene at Lake Charles, "La.: tripling of DMT
(dimethyl terephthalate) production at Eurlington, N. J.; and facilities
«t Herculea. Calif,,
to manufacture methanol,
formaldehyde, urea-for¬
expansion
sales stages, and 8
chlorine
invest
Build
in
world.
of
-Iowa
the
production
mercuivtype
Three
.
increase
(&
start
private
fields
The
Hooker Chemical Corp.
.
t.
to be used for.working capital.
Syndicate of America, Inc.—Seeks Order—
More
the
end
submarines
holders.
An
to
sumption.
around
not
rearrangement
will
become
a
a
; ///,":'■
are
.The cuntpany. produces /'electric
membrane"
plants-which remove
minerals or. "desalt— brackish water
to make it
fit for-human con¬
basis.
of
all
for
In
Transit
Jan. 14 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of class A "common stock ipar $l) to
share, through Schirmer, Atherton & Co., Boston,:
per
."Preliminary land development to accommodate .'*an 80,000 square
building, is... expected
to- begin- soon, .with
plant construction
stock
share
holders
exchange
result
Rapid
outstanding
shares
in
will
whereby
Y.Y;
foot
scheduled
172,830
common
for
the
$4
this-companywill be
Mass.,,it was announced
regis¬
a
covering
share
on ,a
acceptance
"
on
69.000
at
for
>,
the
of
transferred
were
latter's
of
and
stock
Rapid
in
than
a
year
capital
otier
Honolulu,
St.,
SEC
Y
201.
p.
Y New .headquarters offices and manufacturing and
300,000
outstanding shares of Honolulu Rapid Transit.
Honolulu Limited was formed in 1954 by the Board of Directors of
Honolulu
Rapid Transit
for the. purpose
of holding
and operating
Its properties not used
in its public utility business. Such properties
share of
a
report
of
Honolulu
The
less
equal to $2.73
1959
200,000
;
Y.YYV
Alapai
the
corporation
covering
Ionics, Inc.—-To
—
1140
with
statement
191,
v
Co..
Registers Exchange Offer With
Exchange Commission— /i;'/
:
of
company
tration
stock,
Limited
and
Co., above.—V.
Minn., group has applied to the SEC for -ah order
authorizing as qualified Investment property improvement loans insured
by the Federal Housing Commissioner; and the Commission has issued
an order
giving interested persons until Feb. 8, 1960, to request a hear¬
ing thereon.—V. 189, p.-1348. Y ■ v, . — - * «
•*.
1,000.000
City
.
Honolulu
for
would
common
,
——
Western
Powder
Y This'Minneapolis,
800,000
V
;
James Richardson A:
300,000
—
and the offer¬
and
Investors
;
——————
Royal Securities Corp.'
800,000
Inc.
of the offering
off-
Mass.
Y",
Y^ The proceeds
200.000
;
Ltd.
.600,000
the SEC approved
?
-
Pitiield A; Co.,
C.
.
that
$2/200
offered
be
/Y.Y
-
—
receive
stock
A
In 1958 was $17,509,000. equal to $2.04 a share of common
Common dividends in 1959 were $1.30 a share, compared to $1.10
share in the previous year.
/Y,V.Y;,.
most
SEC
'i f;
$500,000
Securities
—
Net income
"The
,
—
Co.
———
stock.
the
200JK)0
...„.W.
;
Y"/
Drinkwater—
A:
Pemberton
%"■' - / f
/200.000
Securities
A:
•" Oswald
Nesbitt, Thomson A; Co.,Ltd.
J, Ltd. Aw—12.1,000,000
^Yorkshire .Securities Ltd.
190, p. 26i7. /'/
-Y-.YY/Y""V?:.
>
stock
President
"
UNDERWRITERS
order
that the musical comedy would be produced on
Broadway
offering circular indicated it would be produced
Hercules
The
265,000
/.*/.■'.V
V
-
—V.
share.
a
income after all charges of $23,500,000,
Net
common
165.000
400.000
Co.—
Walker & Co
H.
265,000
&
Barney
were
The
Industron Corp., Newton Highlands/ Mass.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Midland Securities Cot-p:," MScms/r_———C-———il,300,000
reported net sales and operating revenues
increase of 20't
from last year's sales of
$236,513,000.
holders,
would
stock
A
For the first 60 days after issuance, it
nine-tenths
on
$283,650,000
shareholders
Imperial
cumulative convertible class
capital stock.
thereafter Into eight-tenths of
and
-G.
_S2.600,000
—
Equitable
and Imperial Color Chemical
company
agreement.
Hercules $2
new
a
shares
two
Smith,
interests
facts.
165,000
Co
'Co.—L———--265,000
Shields 'A:
partnership
material
the
each
See
165.000
.1. M. Simon & Co.—__—
-
.
Gardner
1960.
the
share of
one
each
.265,000
.
sale of the
of certain
Imperial Color Chemical & Paper Corp.—To Be Acq.—
265.000
— —
A;
and
respect
by Francis
Commission's
165,000
Co.—
A:
Schwabacher A:
Gundy -fit. Co.,
Greenshielas
Paper Corp., have each approved on Jan. 28 a formal agreement for
the
acquisition of the business and assets of Imperial by Hercules,
subject to action by stockholders of both companies at meetings on
15.
165.000
Cochran,
&
Under
Co.
Brawley, Gathers A: Co.3
Murray A: Co.,
; Ltd.;———————
semi-annual
opportunity
an
the
because
Ltd.
Hercules Powder Co. Inc.—Acquisition—Earnings—
March
Reinholdt
&
<
Hanseatic
165.000
CANADIAN
Wood.
permanent.—V. 181, p. 2357.
of
Cook
York
Co._
Hemphill, Noyes A: Co ,V
Salt
Building.
Petroleum
cents
file
to
provides
whether
question
directors
Newharu.
New
Corp.
Securities
Canada.
The boards of
265.000
265.000
_
A:
Rhoades
Loeb,
M.
an
Uranium
The
Carl
165,000
1 v ' '
v 1
Y & Co.—L——400.000
"265.000
Co
order temporarily suspending a Regu¬
Securities Act
registration with respect to
from
of stock sales.
Co.
Co.,
A:
Eberstadt- A: Co——_
Equitable
Corp.—Offering Suspended—
offering by this corporation, 223 Phillips
City, of 5.000,000 common shares at 3
reports
I.
165,000
■-
literature
$110,000
for
400.000
Co..
Ryons & Co
in
The
Regulation A were not
circular and sales litera
issuer's offering
the
offering
written
of
budgeted
each
investor would
receive V,i>
of. .the net profits
invested!;-and (2) the failure to disclose that the
proposed general partners could receive Vh of l'<
of the producers'
share of the net profits if they permitted the use of their
investment
prior to the production, and ttje failure to amend the offering circular
<to liisclb.se
tliaf Not'l Was no longer associated with the
offering and
the proposed production.,
,* V";
^
*'
at
Corp.-—
Corp. -1—265,000
Goldman. Sachs & Co.—
400.000
Lake
of
Francis
$17,050,312
191. p. 5.
Hartman Uranium & Oil
.,
$1,728,806 $19,369,458
&
the
conditions
Broadway),' and that the production was budgeted at $300,000 and
each
investor .would receive
1 '«•
of the net profits for each $6,000
invested
(whereas the offering circular stated that the production was
$165,000
Lazard Freres <fc Co.—
that
and
In
and
terms
misleading
(whereas
name:
Lester.
400.000
&
and
-Laird
the
in
exemu*
an
an
in sales
to
its
Bissell fc Meeds—
Laird.
,400.000
Inc.
Inc
Dodge
opposite
set
400.000
—_
Becker A: Co.
Clark.
63.049,855
debentures
of
and
ing circular,
as
agreed
Limited is
has severally
underwriters
the
acting
Company
265.000
Co.
A:
Dempsev-Tegeler
Net rev. from ry. oper.
Net railway oper. inc.—
of
amount
Ooa
A:
Burnhnm
$80,100,167
62.752.531
<fc
Stearns
BlytVi
1959—12 Mos.—1958
$6,729,381
each
principal
Co.—265.000
&
Barth
Bear,
V
'
and
the
Brothers—..—„S2.800.000
A.
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio KR.—Earnings—
for
"Canadian Under¬
the subheading
Gundy '&
Allen
underwriting
the stockholders.
among
Wood,
partnership
"off-Broadwav"
opportunity for hearing, upon request, on the
question
whether the suspension should be vacated or made permanent.
According to the Commission's order, the issuer failed to comply
with
the terms and conditions of Regulation A by reason of its
failure to
deliver an offering circular to each
person
to whom & written
offer
was made or partnership interests were sold,
the use of sales
literature
J11 connection, with
the offering which had not been filed with
the
Commission, and the failure to file a revised offering "circular.
The"
order also asserts that the issuer's offering circular and sales
literature
were false
and misleading in respect of the following:
d) statements
as
below, under
named
used
provides
United
and
that
with
lure
false
immediately reduce
\"T/~r
to
pre-formation' limited
production entitled "1*11 Call You,"
music
and
lyrics by ♦ Albert Moritz.
asserts
complied
"United States Underwriters" for
representative, and to each of
subheading
are acting
Lehman
J.
proceeds
the
whom
representative,
involved.
The
plans
YY" /'
with
order
terms and conditions set forth in
as
an
exhibit to the registration
has agreed to sell to each of the underwriters
Brothers
underwriters
purchase,
the
offered
with
be
to
capital expenditures,
and
The company
$16,894,606.
least
at
under
Lehman
writers"" for
.
Jan.
on
covering 3,481
public auction
investment
purposes.
of
offering
comedy
Swann
together
private sale to a
Monday, February 1, 1960
,
.
net
musical
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the
Underwriting Agreement, filed
whom
SEC
meeting
by
available
be
public
.
aggregate amount of $110,000 pursuant to such
proceeds were to be used to produce an
an
The
tion.
$10,000,000
<U. S.»
BVa'c
for retirement in part of
of
investors
the
proposed
terests in
debentures,
of the
sale
substantially concurrent
institutional
1975, will
for
loans
the
from
due
corporate
named
Securities and
proceeds
statement, the company
385.
p.
part,
or
in
incorporated
was
the
generating
capacity
only to
of 550.000 kilowatts.—V. 191,
capacity
total
a
whole
in
1960.
15.
lC6't,to 100V, plus accrued interest.
Oil
the
of
bonds
bank
its
from
group
other
added.
will
which
Yates,
be
can
installation
of
spring
the
"The plant is being built so that if
and residential requirements should call
industrial
units
more
The
in
funds
States
secured
1964.
Georgia's growing
Plant
on
under
1L60.
second
for
is
testing
Sept.
beginning
company
PROCEEDS—Net
pre-construction and construction
Subsoil investigative work has been
way.
Actual excavation will begin
$750,000 will be spent
the plant this year.
at
completed,
late
plant.
steam
the
Canada in 1929 and is
engaged primarily in the exploration for and production of cruder oil
and
natural
gas.
It also has Interests in gas processing plants'in
Alberta and
in
addition
to owning
approximately 18'r of the out¬
standing shares of Trans-Canada Pipe Lines, whose 2.290-mile system
is the longest pipe line system in the world, owns or has substantial
interest in two regional crude oil pipe lines operating within Albertaj
the Chat¬
Atkinson on
Plant
location
this
of
prices ranging from
BUSINESS—Home
Power Co.
near
for
most
plant
at
Georgia
reasons
the
new
be
the
name
in the Metropolitan Atlanta area and
power needs
availability
voted
will be
McDonough
will
this
of
a
of
board
tahoochee
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(506)
of
new
Rhoades
control
of
said
the
be
Invest
Green
aluminum
Delta
will
known
Co.; Ltd.,
$14.
company.
Kitts
its wrought
will
fit
-a
million,
All
Works
of
James
as
D<'lta
half
these
at
Booth
Alumlniur
Metal--subsidiary^
.of
the.juitial'capl
funds will
Birmingham
be.
used
extending
>
t
tli
products.
continue
management .of
James
Boot
new
company will not pass oDt of British hand!
the/ largest fabricators of * non-ferrous ~ meti
products/in the' United'Kltigdom. acquired James Booth & Co. Ltd. s
a
wholly-owned subsidiary in 1057./
' *
'
•;')
.
,
Delta
Melak
one
of
,
In
-
the. pnlted
Kingdotp, Boofh Js qng of, the ; five largest manii
wrougju : aluminum products. 'The
company
fabricaU
aiumtnum -sheet,
plate, including strctclied
plate, extrusions,
draw
facturers
tube,
pf
wire,
forgings
and
rivets.—V.
190,
p.
2342.
-
Number 5921
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(507)
V,i
Ra!W!vWr'.
Railway
$3,668,747
2,112,839
revenue—
er
vAfTne network of
pr°dU(;ts °f
retail
1959—Month—1958
1959—12 Mos.—1958
$3,674,303 $45,371,284 $42,563,851
Dec. 31—
irnd
Pfl'Ki
Southern Ry.—Earnings-
City
Cansas
expenses-
AT '
2,242,008
26,303,001
——
—
Magnavox will be
extended to Britain where
Great Universal Stores
25,014,552
)
^aknavox Electronics Ltd.,
(hinaI°Xi brand television as well
_
for
A/rQ
,
Ne
$1,555,908
728,912
fi-om ry. oper.
.
iper,
'.v
oih
Net rail"'1 J
$1,432,295 $19,068,283 $17,549,299
676,778
8,052,499
7,704,177
inrougnout England,
uieat
5.\
191- p.
_V.
inc.—
wno
Universal
will
be
Club, Inc.—SEC Files Entry—
nomical
V.
and Exchange Commission has filed a notice of approceedings under Chapter X of the Bankruptcy Act
P8"
rp^rp-onidation of this corporation, pending in the U. S.
court for the Western District of Kentucky,
nec
4
1959, Kentucky Jockey Club filed a voluntary petition for
Lnirition which was approved on Dec. 9, 1959. Judge Henry L.
rX appointed John M. Robsion, Jr., as Trustee.
debtor owns and operates a race track near Florence, Ky.
Its
offices are in Louisville.
According to the petition, the assets
t
i nDoroximately $4,970,000.
The racing plant is carried at $4,400,ipn i abilities total approximately $4,760,000, and include $2,300,000
? fif first mortgage bonds, a 10% $500,000 second mortgage note,
tflotnoo of 6% subordinated debenture notes and $368,000 of
secured
^ unsecured short-term notes. The first mortgage bonds are held
t
-small lots by several
thousand investors. There are outstanding
securities
189,
of
shares
•->"
$1
value
par
1QQ
stock,
common
1 CI9R
«
The
V
.
held
by
'
:■
Babcock
At
and
approximately
Supply Co.—Seeks Permits—
1,
of
Of
this
fuel
the
in
and
.
See
old
113-year
and
announced
established
company,
produces
The
company
rugs.
Jan.
on
record
represents an increase of 23%
earnings
compared
for
with
meeting
of
wide
a
wool
of
range
The
of
approximately
1958
proceeds
in
at
directors,
$6.05
the
quarterly
It
the
filed
15
letter
a
Co.,
used
acquire
to
Inc.,
computers
at
Banknote
and
Div.
property
to
its
of
189,
Litton
specializes
Ind.
also
as
and
the
has
Data
-
common
statement,
stock,
$1
189,
•
.
Arkansas
31—
,
1
■
'
,
.
1,301,287
ry,
at
a
M
lack
boVJ,
sofln,
15%
motor
in
that
its
of
other
food
will
company,
1959.—V.
of
amount
•
"i1
'• •'
•
\
;
1959—12 Mos.—1958
$1,984,887
$25,656,641
filed
of
>\
the
190,
>
Board,
in
report
the
third
letter
a
subsidiary
Co.
of
stock
Mortimer
for
used
Jan.
18
shares
general
filed
of
through
to
are
corporation
be
of
10
Files
—
«
notification
the
with
cents)
Burnside
corporate
Moline,
Molectronics
and
(par
B.
letter
a
of
stock
common
Berry,
used
28,
I960.'
No
proceeds
Jan.
on
to
14
shares
Douglas
all
pay
be
to
Co.,
&
Inc.,
purposes.
notification
(par
&
$1)
to
with
the
offered
be
Fitzhugh,
Nash¬
accounts,
non-current
Inc.,
taxes,
.
filed
of
Stock
underwriting is
to
be
letter
a
common
Employee
are
used
of
stock
notification
(par
Purchase
$5)
to
the
with
be
offered
Offering
Plan.
expires
involved.
for
working capital.—V.
188,
483.
p.
company of Providence, R. I., has
applied to the SEC under
Holding Company Act for permission to
acquire securities
of
Development Co. of Rhode Island; and the Commission
has
order
an
giving
interested
thereon. Under
quest
a
acquire from
hearing
securities
of
consisting
underwriter
an
Business
of
$500
6%
Feb.
11, 1960, to re¬
Narragansett Electric
proposal
(G.
Development
of
until
persons
the
,
3
and
H.
Co.
debentures
Walker
of
and
&
Co.) 100 units of
Island, each unit
Rhode
six
shares
of $1
par
com¬
stock at a cost of $550
per
unit, or an aggregate of $55,000.
stock interest would
represent about 2.4% of the
outstanding stock
the Development
Company. The purpose of the investment is to
help
mon
detail
on
2713.
p.
for
trucks.
common
through
be
on
80,000
share,
per
proceeds
issued
The
-
of
the
Co.—Borrowings Approved.
Development
Company promote, assist, encourage,
develop and
prosperity and economic welfare of Rhode
Island,
in
Narragansett Electric conducts its business and
opera¬
191, p. 6
advance
which
the
state
tions.—V.
held
was
by
NEES
and
$2,775,000
National-U. S.. Radiator
Corp.—Sale—Name Change—
See
by
Crane
Co.,
Natural
15,929,115
15,577,260
$8,583,828
3,159,972
Nashville RR.—New Financial Rep.—
above.—V.
190,
2713.
p.
Gas Pipeline Co.
in
the
p<
marine
103.
cabin
as
the
country's
cruiser in
limited quantities,
wun
with poiycstcr icaiuo, the uuyuuwiu
polyester resins, niv outboardh/>
tnUli
be supplied with a Vnlt/n fifl h n PUffinfi direct
Volvo 80 h.p. engine direct
during 1960.
laminates
laminates
a
the Lunn Corp. discontinued the manufacturing and
Magnavox Co.—Acquires—
Universal
Stores,
Ltd.,
for
an
undisclosed
° manufactures
sum.
record changers, tape recording and reproducing
related electronic items in the facility of approximately
feet of
plant employing
in
November
and
December
in
optimism
record
$20,391,000,
favorable.
"satisfactory"
a
that
fiscal
1960
reported for
Such
1959
increase
an
increase
in
will
sales
in
if
be
the
volume
earnings
accepted
representing
of America—Revised
$916,000
The
2,
McHattie
said
capacity
should
hence."
that
be
He
in
now
will
pointed
out
to produce
the
latter
that
tube
will
the
shells
then
Gulf
States
in
1961, he
Michigan Seamless now
with
1,042
before
common,
stock in
July,
Mid-Eastern
This, electronic
registration
offered
Rates
at
easel
as
Oct.
of
a
■
5,
value
par
prior
standing
National
State
Mid-Eastern
and
program
will
said.
'
-
:
...
for
standards
megohm
C.
filed
with
With
the
SEC—
SEC
for
the
a
adjusted
share,
of
to
authorize
which
million
one
244.000
shares
electronic
of
the
is
Roy
Oakley,
L.
equipment,
supplies,
power
measurement
of
and
now
produces
test
apparatus,
resistance
in
the
2,000
craftsmen.
Ryden,
the
be
Placement
subject
Natural
1959.
refund
of
as
became
the
revises
pending
con¬
Natural's
this
and
amount
final
FPC
designed to pass on to Natural's
resulting from the settlement of rate
Interstate
Dec.
March,
on
and
are
rates
Colorado
31
following
reduction
to
it
Gas
Dec.
on
1.—V.
31,
190,
Co.,
of
1959.
Colorado
Natural's
,
Springs,
revised
rates
263.
p.
Nationai-U.
S.
Radiator
Corp.
above.
Paper
Co., Port Edwards, Wis.—
Exchange Commission—
Files With Securities and
The
company
covering
6,593
of
shares
Jan.
on
shares
class
B
share
nearest
of
date
class
A
of
quarter
.
clacs
class A
The
ctess
The
units
class
and
proceeds
B
be
of
of
of .capital
paid
with
$10)
offered
class
the
the
SEC
and
in
6,593
of
common
B
units
at
market
price
at
stock
subject to options
adjusted to reflect- the
that date on both the
equitably
dividend
on
stocks. "No
common
to
are
95%
(par
be
to
share
one
were
stock
common
$10)
above
T,. 1959
Dec.
on
B
notification
stock
common
(par
and
point
a
letter of
a
A
stock
common
of
grant of option.
outstanding
6%
of
common
-
one
11. filed
used
underwriting is involved.
working capital.—V. 189, p. 348.
for
,
Newmont
wide
a
and
basic
ultra
high
Mr.
the
191,:
p.
6.
-
■
"><< '
P.
Mining
Malozemoff,
acquisition
Development
Corp.—Holdings
issued
shares
15,133
newly
.of
of
18,
Canadian
issued
Canadian
President
Jan.
on
shares
Export's
1960
of
Export
of
outstanding shares
New
York, Chicago &
Period End. Dec. 31—
corporation
in
Lumen,
Inc.,
Joliet,
HI.,
been finalized according to Arnold J.
oper.
revenue
Railway
oper.
expenses.
Net
railway
—V.
191,
ry.
oper.
Increased—
corporation,
additional
&
Oil
13,925,225
8,964,494
*
in
">
announced
625,D00
Ltd.
St. Louis RR.
*
has
previously
exchange
for
bringing Newmont's holding
presently to 13.8%—V. 190,
1959—Month—1958
.
has
an
Gas
Newmont,
562.
p.
'
Corp.—New Invest¬
this
of
Earnings—
1959—12 Mos.—1958
$
'
" $
'
1 ' ' " 1
12,435,906 150,407,877
8,797,964 106,888,147
"*
$
141,233,312
103,042,216
4;963,731
3,637,942
43,519,730
38,191,096
2,221,173
oper.
inc.
1,780,274
18,053,079
15,448,162
p." 45.
President of the Twin Cities investment firm.
the
of
investment
line of TV and
was
through
H.
M.
Byllesby
&
Co.,
New York Telephone
This
cinema projection equipment.—V. 190, p.' 1182.
a
the results for the three months ending
best for any first quarter since 1951, J.
Russell Duncan, President, told stockholders on Jan. 26 at the annual
I960,
to
expects
be
the
company has
for the year
reported
1959
as
Co.—Earnings—
a
net income of $118,758,362
against $109,933,622 and $1.91
or
$1.90
per
share
1958.
Clifton
W.
investment
phasized
Phalen,
was
also
President,
increased
that
the
pointed out that the average capital
during the year by $112,000,000. He em¬
past
year's
figures
reflect
the
effect
of
an
additional
300,000 telephones which the company is now
serving.
Operating revenues for 1959 amounted to $1,006,289,917 as
compared
with $949,139,935 in 1958 while
operating expenses and taxes totaled
$868,172,622
Net
share
5.3%
and
p.
47
in
$819,535,967.
the
cents
three-month
quarter
ended
Dec.
31
was
$30,-
1958.
quarter
over
taxes
203.
for
or
Fourth
of
against
income
224,633
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—Forecast—Acquisition—
company
share
for
a
31
2,
by
March
on
The
by the FPC
out¬
Midwest Technical's invettment totals $150,000 in convertible
convertible to Lumen's common stock
according
to
a
formula
based
on
the Illinois
firm's earning per share, he said.
Closing of the Lumen investment brings to nine the scientific com¬
panies in which the year-old investment company is now .participating.
Lumen
organized in 1956 by B. F. Pfeifer, now President, and other
employee's of Lumen, manufactures magnetic amplifiers, servo ampli¬
fiers
electrical and
mechanical engine and generator controls and
specialized electronic devices under its own patents or license agree¬
ments
Earlier this year, Lumen entered the optical equipment field
through purchase of Holmes Projector, a company producing a com¬
This
period.
'
Chicago.
Ian
proposed
Sept.
sheets
Nekoosa-Edwards
debentures,
plete
about
FPC
of
collected
lowered
Net rev. from
this
by
manufacturer,
Jr.,
the
as
that
of
Natus Corp.—New Name—
largely held by its principals; William W. Hartz,
Anthony, Vice-President—Research;
and Lawrence
Vice-presidents—Marketing.—^"V.
investment
An
electronics
of
was
15
of Chicago,
approximately
$5,135,000 originally
company
Natural
aboujt $4,219,000 annually,
tariff
effective
range.
company
to
approved
See
*
shares
were
to
the offering.
The
company
has
appointed
the
Bank,, Elizabeth, N. J„ as its transfer agent. *
was
formed
in
1957
for ■ the
research,
development
semiconductor
of
by
refund,
suspension
increase to
involving
'.
its
been
of, $0.10
manufacture
increase
Jan.
on
this
to
of
has
1959
by
Gulf
shares of" common stock.
The issue has been
public by
the
directors and
officers
of
the
$2.50 a share.
Capitalization of Mid-Eastern
the
to
to
the
revised
Colo.,
supplied by Michigan
finishing equipment to
Electronics, Inc.—Registers
price
a
filed
revenues
now
install
has
the
suspended
was
rate
customers
•
$2.40
has
instrument, firm,
in
increase
year
..
of:; 60,000
direct
company
a
subject
continue
The
approximately 2,000 stockholders com¬
public
offering of 100,000
shares
of
1959.—V. 191, p. 104.
' "
pared
below
announced
sheets
decision.
econ¬
double
to
progress
It
of
proposed
importantly in fiscal 1960 earn¬
substantially to operating results a
contributing
also
that
1952.
not bec reflected
company
and
program
annually
clusion
are
the
"will
Commission
tariff
reduction
a
$5,135,000
effective,
due
should
revised
proposed.
10%
the
over
Power
III.,
ment—
—
field
plastic components to the Navy as well
pleasure craft, is marketing for the first time
19 ft.
schedules
Federal
has
States'
Midwest Technical
reinforced
new
The
Railway
191,
Inc.—New Product
known
(& Subs.)—Forecast—
ago.
expressed
greater capacity
$24,161,088
1,352,146
;
Gulf
year
-
3,384,841
Great
to
are
would
under
Wed., Feb.
on
of
The
This
substantially increase its productive capacity for finished tubing.
To¬
gether, these moves will give Michigan Seamless approximately 70%
share.—
$9,727,526
a
fuel.
orders
be
Tenn.
the
share in 1)59, he said.
enable
1,000.000
$14.44 per
245,871
of
Navy
Business
also
its wholly-owned subsidiary Gulf States Tube
operating at capacity on a three-shift six day
and
are
ahead of the
Seamless,
25,
Jan.
on
$632,741
well
diesel
S.
Narra&ausett Electric Co.—Seeks to
Acquire—
products.
and
,P
meeting
Chairman
it
and
corporation
stockholders
the
18
shares
share,
corporation
The
McCormick
1959.
Canada
and
Canadian
McCormick,
during
situation continues
ings,- but
support
°,n of various models of different sizes of outboard boats
ule inci'cased backlog and production of Navy and military
5* £as absorbed most of the company's skilled manpower and
facilities.—V. 191, p. 202.
250 > nnA°S' and
uo
square
P.
U.
Y.
covering
Feb.
total
104.
p.
a
reflected
year
It
navnv'mnouncenient ou Jant 21 by Frank Frelmann, President of Magthflf jVand Isaac Wolfsbn, head of The Great Universal Stores disclosed
ain f
agnav°x has purchased control of the Collaro Co. of Great Britniach
28,
extracts,
a
N.
the
•
motor hftnf. Tiriil
boat will
Coiiov
Dec.
house
-V
hold
will
face
of steel.
Mr.
of
273,935
Laminates,
company,
shown
.$43,049,762
a
announcement
on
lift
and
and
gas
months.
Exchange Commission has issued an order under
Company Act authorizing this Boston, Mass., subsidiary
McHattie
The
1 •
,th« factory
dl^Hi ^Pteinber,
bucin
as
despite curtailed
ago
States'
of
$975,293
rprletftry bop-t.
oi flber
frnm
was
it
Ernest
basis
year
per
on
oper.
manufacturer
inhnc
inhn
1
"UOaiCl
W.
P.
name.
Jan,
on
per
covering 9,000
employees under
to
against unfilled orders of approximately $5,500,000, Wm. A.
told stockholders at the annual meeting on Jan.
up production since the steel strike
ended and sales for the quarter ended Jan. 31, 1960, first in the cur¬
rent fiscal year, should be slightly ahead of the
corresponding period
'
inc.,.
acting supplier of
Mnia
by
Co.,
with
12
tractors
Morrell
60,000
proceeds
The
common
President,
be
additional
an
price
a
Atlantic Coast Line RR., above.—V.
a
the
butter,
operate
President
Texas,
President;
Lunn
of
com¬
Morrell
Morrison Cafeterias
Consolidated, Inc., Mobile, Ala.—
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
companies have stepped
5.
&
30
preceding
and
191,
Both
range
lpB*
&
1958,
spice
26.
7
amendment
an
1959—Month—1958
$2,276,580'
expenses.
oper.
Nov.
L.
had—received
Manufacturing becomes
$3
York,
$2.50
-
largest
activities
company
Mr.
Department
':
revenue,..
See
share
per
stockholders
McCormick
is
the
SEC
to
over
McCormick
Charles
$7,000,000
in
omic
Ry.—Earnings—
oper.
Louisville
the
the
John
Corp., Westbury, N. Y.
Exchange Commission— v--,
at
The
March
on
at
&
oper.
p.
earnings
previous
McHattie,
&
1929.
p.
1
from
last
in
January sales will be approximately 100%
Consolidated earnings for the current quarter
should be about the same as last year, he said.
Systems
covering
par,-
way
rai,way
of
the
peanut
Co.
&
greater than
706.
Period End. Dec.
:—V--"191,
$708,726
of
(Hubert) Mitchell Industries,
Inc., Hartselle, Alabama
—Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
to $2.66.
report
the
to
time
Holding
week
cents)
working
for
engineering and
key
.
filed
Kaiiway
lev
in
by
is
Curlett,
This
the
with
50
(par
design and production
flight-control sub-systems.
Air
:
comoany
>.
Ne
the
it
mortgage and for working capital.
ending
year
gasoline,
acquired will
1,000°F.
22.
forwarded
$4,137,055
Issel's
and
Securities
which
Mutual Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC
investment
Louisiana
by
the
tow
corporation
The
■t
management.
banks.—V.
Falls
in
employed
2618.
p.
registration
its
p.
New
at
with
Jan.
business,
cash
Components
Securities and
The
for
its
for
two
covering
ville,
on
year,
under
offered
England Electric System, to issue and sell $3,750,000 of notes
31, 1960, to a bank and to use the proceeds to prepay
an
equal amount of notes held by the parent.
At Dec. 31, 1959, the
company had outstanding short-term notes aggregating $9,775,000, of
of
Registration
and
below.—V.
Co.,
navigation
Litton
190,
SEC
begin
kilowatts.
to
diversifying
purchase
New
due
v
System
Loomis-Sayles
*900,
olives
N.
the
Electronic Equipments Div. located at Beverly Hills. Calif.
Dr. Singleton
said that, in addition
to acquiring ownership of the
designs and patents of
products formerly developed by the General
v-
Mr.
company's
Corp.
of. notification
the
shares
steam
in
Morrell
other
The
above.
compared
compared
acquired
that
The
share,
;
•
Electronic
Boston
Inc.,
company
statement
continue
at
John
of General
Jan. 21
by Dr. Henry E. Singleton, Vice-President and
General Manager of the
Electronic Equipments Div. of Litcon
Industries, and William A. Ray,
President of General Controls Co.
The purchase was made for
an
undisclosed amount of cash.
personnel.—v.
the
by
Missile
Inc.—Statement-
fiscal
as
Eckert
McCormick
and
This
a
to
the
being Pioneer Equipment Finance
Corporation.—V. 191, p. 387.
directly to the nuclear
super-heating
Michigan Seamless Tube Co.
jointly
group,
attributable
275,000
further
21
announced
just
company
With
of
company
and
sold
with thorium
installation in the
is scheduled
capacity
the
year,
year.
Jan.
powered
recently
$3,250,000
John
the
above.
as
$38,912,707
in
was
will
to
Controls
a
fiscal
Filed—
be
to
are
up
Co.
announced
increased
over
Canadian
Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—
set
Co.,
Vice-President-Treasurer
markets
rugs
dividend
This corporation has acquired the Electronic
Systems Div.
Controls Co.,
according to an announcement made
has been
be
from
Co.,
1959
$2.92,
Gorman
outstanding common shares (total¬
March 1 to stockholders of record
payable
Security-Columbian
The
will
Board
this
was
the
sales
which
of
about
be
Lynchburg around
periodically until com¬
Indian Point
with
1959
a
mixed
for
the
quarter
operated under its present name
wholly-owned
subsidiary
of
Moline,
and
eventually
all
materials handling
machinery manufactured by the corporation may
Company paid a total of $1,267,215 to purchase all
outstanding
capital stock in Gorman Eckert & Co., Limited, a Canadian
corporation
Lincoln Printing Co.—May Merge—
air data
kw
pellets
first
toward
on
trucks
The
Point, N. Y.
shipment
to
scheduled
1960.
1961,
result
&
financial
1959
to
Litton
will
late
of
$772,565
it
Included
.
See
first
&
1358.
Jan.
on
•
and
$83,800,000.
covering
The
in
163,000
of
to
were
a
that
and
lift
some
;
.
homogeneously
element
Indian
the
'•
of
$463,000.
of
as
Va.
fiscal
move
Co;
:
672.
p.
corporation
carpets
be
capital.
make
Paper
income
Issel,
sales.
estimated
company's
declared
sales
60,000 shares of class A common stock
offered' at $5
per
share,
through Securities
Transfer Corp., Washington, D. C.
to
be
fuel
at
Merrimack-Essex Electric
Lewis Swimming Pool Construction
Church, Va.—Files With SEC—
SEC
develop.
1181,
262.
During
In
has
1959
the
were
company's
the
on
190,
in
its
over
year
$4.55
was
15.—V.
the
of the
share
ing 923,000)
will
into
Citizens Utilities
stock
plants located in Vir¬
warehouses and sales offices
that
26
all-time
new
a
Lynchburg,
U02
spring
112,000
p.
months,
ginia, Goergia and North Carolina with
distribution centers across the country.
Feb.
and
.
carpets
a
to
years
quarter
of
1960
Elgin, 111., makers of electric fork lift trucks.
The
purchase, according to J. Russell Duncan,
President,
marks
Moline's entry into the field of
electric materials handling equipment.
In 1959; the
company went into the manufacture of tow tractors
plant.
power
the
announced
fork
take
773, 974
pp.
of
another
SEC
in key
a
190,
initial
loss
Mfg.
Manor Service
Co.—Acquired—
12
personnel and in Lees present locations. Joseph L. Eastwick
as the principal executive officer of Lees;
and it is con¬
templated that he and Horace C. Jones, present directors of Lees, will
ultimately be nominated to serve as members of the Board of Directors
of Burlington.
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:
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At
V.
remaining deliveries
Federal
Net
will continue
as
In
pany
Manchester Board & Paper
Co., Inc.- -Proposed Merger
See
in
continue
will
at
contract
the
amount,
190,
—.
7
...
ment and
50 cents
might otherwise
and
atomic
reactor
McCormick
a wholly-owned subsidiary of Burlington
under the name of 'James Lees & Sons Co." with Lees present manage¬
Lees
1131;
Co.
will
with
operation
7;;. -7,, 7;.. V'^;7[
Inc., above.
water
Mallinckrodt
'
Love, Chairman of the Board of Burlington Industries,
Joseph L. Eastwick, President of James Lees and Sons Co.,
announced on Jan. 26 that the boards of directors of the two companies
had approved a plan for a combination between them which is to be
submitted to Lees stockholders for. approval.
Under the plan, Lees
common stockholders would
receive 2V3 shares of Burlington common
stock for each share of Lees common stock held, and the outstanding
shares of Lees preferred stock would be redeemed.'If the plan is approved by Lees shareholders the Lees business and
Lees
volume
which
months
such products in England,
distributors, will give the
making for an immediate eco¬
of
company
fabricated
pressurized
and
a
of
announced
that it is furnishing
approximately
93%
uranium
oxide
to
the
Consolidated
Edison
Lynchburg the
oxide
Spencer
Lees,
151, 1023,
Wilcox
&
amounted
synthetic
sale
and
the
net
improved
showing,"
according
to
Mr.
Duncan, "came in face of steel shortages caused
by the lengthy steel
strike, and the fact that sales of farm
equipment, still a large part
of the
company's business, traditionally are slow in the first three
largest
atomic
March
Corp.—Acquires—
operations
development
In
a
"The
fuel, which will come from the Atomic
Energy Com¬
Oak Ridge facilities
and is valued by
the AEC at approxi¬
$14,000,000, will be processed
by Mallinckrodt at its Hematite,
mo. plant,
according to Frederick M. Belmore, Vice-President.
After
processing it will be shipped to the nuclear
facilities plant of The
(James) Lees & Sons Co.—To Be Combined—Earnings
J
meeting.
reported
mately
Butler,
of
company,
Audio Devices,
Inc.,
vast
mission s
Fa., has made application to the SEC
....fiPi-' the Holding Company Act for distribution to stockholders of
}' t0ck interest in Public Service Corp.; and the Commission has
issued an order giving interested persons until Feb. 10, 1960, to re-..finest a hearing thereon. Keystone also seeks an order declaring that,
,„,on such
distribution, it has ceased to be a holding company.
Kevstone
now
owns
60,425 shares (about 92%) of the common
dock of Public Service, It proposes to distribute these shares to its
stockholders on the basis of 1.329 shares of Public Service stock for
each share of Keystone stock.
See
production
pp.
pletion
Lark
sizable
1,000
kilograms of
Company s Indian Point
persons.—V." 188, p. 1926.
Keystone Pipe &
This
Electronic's
°f
corporation
1
.
1,400
Stores, the largest retailer
Magnavox
mass
the
Mallinckrodt Nuclear Corp.—News—-
n
imnnn
54U.UUU
the
good part
a
the
in
iirp
readily handle
as high-fidelity radio-phonographs
Commonwealth, and other world markets. The
the
nucleus
a
Kentucky Jockey
can
C market requirement for British-made Magnavox products.
*n\fagnavox ComPany is concurrently organizing a British subsidiwr
7
the
a
share
compared
operating revenues
$244,907,049 a year
increased
5.9%
from
with
were
$29,421,732
$257,869,470,.
or
and
51
cents
increase
ago whereas operating expenses
$210,422,936 to $222,858,188.—V. 191,
Eomasney & Co.
*
and its subsidiaries engage in the manufacture and
6ale df "phdtocopy~machines- and thtr distributionand sale of sensi¬
tised
photocopy * paper
and chemicals, and offer a complete line
of
accessories used
in conjunction with the photocopy process. It
now
has outstanding 423,400 common shares.
Net proceeds to the
Myron
writer,
The
A.
purposes.
This
»
p.
33-year-old
announced
,
niarket.
local
the
feeders
and
PVO's
President,
■
-
,
»
.
•.
to
cattle
Cuibertson,
located
is
about
growing
mile
a
of
the
town
_the largest
PVCTs new plant
nation.
the'
in
areas
east
well received.
heart of one of
the
in
28
on
of
;"This
the
safflower
eastern
will," give
Mr.
oil
farmers
will
iu
alternate
this
better
devoted
be
Park
safflower
to
this
analyzers
year."—V. 190, p. 2142.
Columbus, Ohio, has underwritten $300,000 of
fund notes of this consumer loan firm head¬
fronton/ Ohio, with branches at Chesapeake and Belpre,
Ohio
The
Projects
Company,
device
10-year. 6%; sinking
a
fo;-
at
'■
Ohio.
,
"%
% '
-
%
•
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The
-
notes
being
are
and
$500
than
$40,000,000
the
its
on
Volu-me
$1.17
1958
total.
investments,
The
rate
Federal
net
before
in 1958 and 3.67%
compared with 3.76%
in
playback
sales
snare
offering,—V.
the
of
amount
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The company, which will begin producing outboard motors late next
summer,
is a joint venture of Outboard Marine and Nock & Kirby
Ltd.. Sydney, N. S. W.t one of Australia's leading commercial organ¬
Outboard
as
Marine
distributors
izations and
Outboard
&
Outboard
in
Kirby Ltd.
Marine
Bankstown,
and
sold
of
Pty., Ltd,
of Johnson
Marine Cororation
Nock
stock;
Australia,
of
motors since
of Canada
will Own
Australia
will
the
a
50,000
square
plant
higher horsepower, as well as the entire line of Gale-Buccaneer motors,
will initially be imported to Australia.
will
thus
become
fourth
the
country
which
in
The
Electronic
corporation
SEC covering
S3
at
Outboard
Sales of motors in Australia and its territories, however, will
exclusively by Outboard Marine of Australia.
...
company will operate under license and Outboard Marine
International will supply
all technical services, manufacturing and
engineering assistance and specifications.
Bahamas.
be made
.
new
of
Board
Directors
announced
on
Jan.
22
the
ficers for the next year. There were no changes in
of
17%
per
The
on
Mr.
that
Mac
the
executives.
election
of
of¬
the existing panel
.
The following were re-elected: S. F, Briggs, Chairman of the Board;
S. Evinrude, Vice-Chairman and Chairman of the Executive
Committee; Joseph G. Ravniak. Vice-Chairman and Director of Manu¬
Ralph
facturing Research; W. C. Scott, President and General Manager; Jo¬
seph L. Rayniak, Executive Vice-President; H. L, Bourdon, Vice-Presi¬
dent, Manager, Gale Products Division; S. A. Briggs, Vice-President,
Export Sates; Finn- T. Irgens, Vice-President, Research and Engineer¬
ing; E. W. Kreager, Vice-President, Manager, Johnson Motors Division:
H. F. Larson, Vice-President, Sales and Marketing; C. T. Morris, VicePresident,. Manufacturing; John B. Robertson, Vice-President, Product
Planning;
w. J.
Webb,
Vice-President, Manager, Evinrude Motors
Division; Robert F. Wallace, Secretary and Controller, E. W. Hdllmann,
Treasurer.
'
1
.
The Board also
re-appointed the following: E. W. Holltnann, Assist¬
ant Secretary: Grace F. Schneider, Assistant Secretary: S. L,
Rich¬
ardson, Assistant Controller. John R, Seeger was appointed Assistant
Secretary.—V. 190, p. 2142.
total
mortgage
19
100,000 shares of
letter
about.
Summit,
common
stock
(par
to
si>
through G, K. Shields & Co.. New York.
share,
pxoceeds are to
be
X.
notification
of
used for
Jan.
D.
The company
Jan. 15 Ifiled a letter of .notification* with the >SEC
covering 33,250 shares of common stock (par $2) to be offered at $9
per share, through Stern Brothers & Co., Kansas City, Mo,
The proceeds are to be used to reduce short-term bank loans and
accounts payable and for working capital.
..
on
.
ing of 73,750 shares of common stock (no par) at $4 per
share has been sold by Binder & Co.,
Inc., Los Angeles,
Cai., pursuant to
PROCEEDS—The
an
offering circular dated Jan. 21,1960.
proceeds
of
the company will be used chiefly for
expenses incidental to the establishment of a shopping center in Ban
Jose, Calif.—V. 191, p. 105.
-
the
the
from
company's
V$8,500,000
at
140 New
8tatercent with
$72,000,000 of 33-year debentures
public sale at competitive bidding,
a
due
Montgomery St, San Francisco,
the
SEC on Jan. 22
covering
Feb.
1,
1993,
to
be
offered for
"
.
sc*Pa^a/^_rJfgifctrati°n statement,
Pacific Telephone seeks regis£>hJIhL0:shar®s of common stock, to be offered for sub/J£er s*?are by holders of outstanding common and
11
Je ratJo
one common share for each ten comu
f«?
and seven common shares for each ten preferred
ah™
rfcor<* date wiI1
supplied by amendment. The
stock
offering is not underwritten,
whirh°ndJ-nf
on
lt„
pro
St pr°sPectus, American
r
k
9 002
6^1
ra+a
norfkm
debentures
treasury
dents
ments.
for
r
nf
Telephone and Telegraph Co.,
outstanding common shares and 78.07% of
°L p?J;lfhLTriephone, intends to subscribe for 'the
°l i
Telephone common which represent its
ottering, .Net proceeds of the sale of the
e*nAn^t't°^l
es.wii be Ufse<i t0 reimburse the company's
vL ma e for property additions and improve¬
receipt of the
and
Uvon
upon
■
rnm™
i
£
proceeds'of
the aale
of
the
debentures, the
bonds
the
will
be
expenditures,
used
to
finance
including the
for
electric
distribution
and
general
1961
are
a
part
payment
of
:
J •.
The funds required
expected
are
bank
loans
I960,
that
referred
the
1961
the
bank loans,
—V.
.
above,
$2,000,000
from bank
loans
to
be made
remainder from depreciation and amortization
pro¬
earnings and other internal sources.
It is expected
expenditures will be financed approximately as follows:
retained
$3,000,000 from
from
to
the
and
visions.
com¬
about S26-
of
proceeds of the
in
•v
The
at
to finance the 1960 expenditures have been ahd
be. provided.> as follows: $2,000,000 from the sale of
the company in February, I960,- $8,000,000 from the
sale of the bonds after payment of the $6,000,000 of
to
stock
common
facilities.
estimated
%
800,000.//
of
sale
common
stock
remainder
the
and
189, p. 1133.
from
of the company, $10,000,000
internally generated sources.
%/•%%/■/.
.
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—To Issue Notes—
10%
J.—
Federal
time
The
Y.
unsecured
announced
Jan.
on
19
of Seattle,
promissory
notes
outstanding
•*.
Feb.
1
and
all
in
varying
notes
will
it
that
:
amounts,
mature
has
Wash;, to issue
/•.
«
beginning
at
any
*■
•
from
to
time
July 31, 1961
for commercial
on
notes'will
bear interest equal to the prime rate
loans in. New-York City at the time of the various
bank
%
"
Commission
in
fc..: The utility will issue the notes,
the
be offered
N.
time.
one
-
Power
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.,
$25,000,000
to
up
borrowings;
The
company will use the proceeds obtained from the borrowings to
discharge all* notes outstanding under a previous credit agreement, to
reimburse the company's treasury for construction
expenditures and
to provide
temporary financing for its-future construction.—V. 199,
1878.
p.
,
•'
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eral
Reliance Electric & Engineering Co.
Yrs. End. Oct. 31—.
of the division.
Mr. Affel was formerly'director-of
engineering.
Headquarters for, the new division will be in the company's re¬
cently completed computer plant near Willow Grove, Pa. The plant
will permit Phileo to increase, both production and research in ad¬
vanced computer developments.
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"The
heavy costs of computer engineering and development in¬
curred by the division in 1959 will continue in 1960. but on a de¬
clining scale," Mr. Affel said. "The large scale computers have a
sound profit potential for the company."..
A
*
..
.
.
This corporation's Government and Industrial
Div,'has-developed a
highly effective,
automatic Track-Whlle-Scan (TWS> System
which*
enables the precise present position of a tracked target or aircraft
to be
displayed continuously on a radar PPI screen while'aircraft
identities, velocity, heading and similar information are also displayed
Manager
computer
,
Net.-sales.-i—
Profit
beiore
.
-
,
.
-
.
/
Prov.
an
air
traffic
Achieving
controller's console.
%.
„
•'
-
t-
income
Common
Fed.- &
7,358,000
State.
V% "
1956
'%
/ ,.
i
7,462,000 - "13,957,000 % 6,430,000
,
■
taxes—• 3,122.000/
.
3,689,000
7,861.000
3,509,000
$3,773,000
$6:096.000
*
$2,921,000
: ■
"
V
-
$4,236,000
capital
shs.
.
outstanding
* 1,308,903
Earnings per com. sh ^
/.
$3.24;
V.
186, p. 2854,
./.,//
//_•'.
-
(& Subs.)—Earns,
.1957
..
profitJ^^L/ii-
Net
1958
$79,941,000 $70,591,000 $95,456,000 $64,827,000
/
for
income
,
on
1959
.
/taxes
.
,
/
,
".
,,
-
1.295.006
«■
1,293.472
$2.91
'
.
,
$4.71
.
.
,
,
;'js Renault, Inc.—Sales Climb—
Dealers
H
1959,
substantial economies
in
size/ weight,
and
power
re¬
the system Is distinctive in being." a ■manual-acquisition-
in
the
nearly
United
States
double "the
47.235
sold
,
•*
y
.
559,143
$3.48
i%.'/
Dauphines and 4CVs in
1958, Jack1 C. Kent, general
92; 129
sold
in
/ sales manager' of this company announced oh Jan." 25.
December
sales
totaled
6;945
cars
compared with' 5,258 sold in
analog. techniques. •
% December, 1958.
•"
••
• '»'« '/ /.
: •/'■"■
f ;
Tne Phileo TWS System is said to be
capable of tracking a target
Mr/ Kent predicted further sales increases in 1960, based on ininto, the minimum radar range
coasting through the origin where
creasing -public; acceptance
of
the
economy •' car, /expansion- and
no information can be
derived from the' radar and then
reacquiring
.strengthening of the/ Renault, dealer,, sales and service network and
the target automatically while it recedes from the antenna.—V.
191
the introduction of two new lines:- the
CaraVelle sports car and four
P- 338,
% % ,•
•:
light truck models'scheduled for initial showing tA th'e' spfihg. —^ 191,
p. 608
% /.;■•
y
.{■/;
■-•
/%/-%://
quirements,
automatic-tracking
method
based
,
electronic
upon
j-
,
,,
Phillips Petroleum Co*—Forecast—
;
;,
.
The Bartlesville. Okla., company is estimating its net income for
1959
anew high of approximately
$104,000,000, or $3.03.a share. This is
a 23%
increase over 1958, K. 8. Adams, Chairman, and Paul Endacott
President said on Jan. 26.
'
-
r.
"It appears that for the second
straight "year Phillips has had a
substantially better year-to-year earnings comparison' than the petro¬
leum industry as a whole.
Higher sales of all principal products, con¬
holders
pass
in
'
'
'
'
'
'
I
»
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>
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»
The
SEC
corporation-on
covering
85,714
Jan.
shares
lg
of
filed
a
letter
common
of
stock
40
with-the
cents)
to
on
the
-
V
,
•
Jan:,-25 its--stock--
the company will
three* largest manufac¬
control
of
become
effective
:
-
by T. C. I. stockholders at
•
Feb/
a
new
<
1,-
a
-
•
.
-meeting Jan.
28,
I960.,". At- that
corporate
title, Rcpubhc-Transcon industries! Inc.
trading on the ASE is expected to
company's new name
Trading in T C- I.
ceased last Oct. 6 on the American Exchange .when its then
operating subsidiary, Detroit Hardware Manufacturing Co., was spun
bfj.
Following, the
resume
,
on
Feb.
formal
closing,
2, .under, the
stock
_
Under, terms
of
the merger, T. C. I.
acquires all outstanding stock
Republic,.- while the stockholders of the latter in turn acquire «
controlling block of T; C. I. stock.
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Headquarters of the new company will be at Republic's present
executive offices in Los
Angeles.
Republic, a closely held corporation, operates plants at Los Angeles,
Portiand, Oregon, and Erie, Pa,
An additional plant is to go Jhto
production in Chicago early this
year.^—V. 190, p, 1.987.
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of
,
.
•
...
.
•
Republic-Transcon Industries, Inc.—Formed—
See-Republic Appliance Corp., above.
Rheem Manufacturing
This
company
has
acquired
—
Co.—Acquisition—
control
of
Ruud
Manufacturing
"
?,as announce<l on Jan, 21 at Rheem headquarters
Walker,Pres)dent.
notification
(par
whereby
•
Republic-Appliance Corp., one of
water heaters, in America.
control under
»..*,•
Securities and Exchange Commission—
plan
time, the board of
directors/ of - Trans
Continental
will
resign • and.' Republic's - board,
headed *by -Milton
J, Stevens, and
its executive staff
will assume
the
Plastic & Fibers, Inc., South River, N.
JL—Filqs With
a
.Jbf-werger,.- approved
will
higher earnings. The industry
looking for an
to 5%
in U. S. petroleum demands. There could be improvement" in subnormal
refined product prices as inventories become more realistic'.
'
"In 1959, as in 1958, Phillips generated sufficient cash
internally for
capital expenditures and dividends; during, each of the two years, re¬
duced long-term debt approximately $30,000,000; and for 1959
had its
largest year-end cash balance,
including government securities, of
$110,000,000.
'
■
"Capital expenditures were about $120,000,000 or $13,000,000 less than
in 1958 and are expected to be about $155,000,000 In 1960,
We, plan
again to meet all cash requirements from operations and do not expect
to have any long-term borrowings of any kind from the
public nor to
call any of the 4JA% convertible debentures in 1960.
"Internationally, Phillips substantially increased its exploration and
manufacturing interests. The company's net foreign crude oil production
is now about 60,000 barrels a day,"—V, 190,
p. 2085.
1
to
approved
turers, of
■*
The benefits
t<? be reflected
increase*of 4%
have
'
tinued reduction of unit operating costs and
sharply increasing additions
to profits from special investment projects of the
past several years
contributed to the 1959 record," they said,
'
"We expect I960 to be another record year in
earnings.
the company's diversification will continue
Republic Appliance Corp.—-Merger-—-^
...
*'L'Efan8>t5'0'n^I*er**:al Industries, Inc.,;announced
.
located
company,
of
pany's construction expenditures for
The formation of a. separate computer division, by the government'
industrial group of this corporation to handle the company's in¬
creasing business in this field was announced on Jan. 2 by Henrv
F. Argento, Vice-President and general manager of the group.
Mr* Argento also announced that Herman A. Affel, Jr.. will be Gen¬
of
Registers With
sale
construction
bank loans incurred by the company for that purpose
The
company's construction expenditures for 1960 are estimated at
.'. approximately
$25,800,000,
as
follows:
$11,900,000
for
electric genaerating facilities,
$5,400,000 for electric
transmission
facilities, and
Phileo Corp.—New Division—New Product—
.
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Securities and Exchange Commission-
Oklahoma—Registers With SEC
I960
S6,000,000 of
V
at
Pacific Centers, Inc.—Common Stock Sold—An offer¬
President of Producing
Properties, Iiic
stated
added approximately 440,000 net barrels to Ppt-«
2143. '■ %//•■■'%■■'.
,%.,■//;:%•:%./■>*..
p.
,
-
Owens Metal Co., Kansas City, Mo.—Files With SEC—
.
Oliver,
i;o.
25,
Proceeds
of
with
general corporate purposes.
and
the'mihnf
puDtlu
to
utility filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering $14,000,000 Of first mortgage bonds series
H, due Feb. 1, 1990, to be offered for public sale at
competitive bidding
which is expected to take place on Feb. 24.
®'
last
Exchange Commission— "
a
prior
This Tulsa, Okla.,
on
authorized
filed
outstanding
holdings/ VA
$42,000,000,
Inc.,
shares
1424.
Public Service Co. of
;
The
Co.,
401,000
p.
acquisition
reserves.—V.
2328. %
Die
Jan.
of
approximately
p.
Files With Securities and
manufacturing and research facilities.
The other three
are
the
United States,
Canada and Belgium.
Sales outside these
countries are handled by Outboard Marine International S. A.. Nassau.
The
about
were
184,
has
Marine
The
represented
mortgages
mortgages.—V.
Peterson
Evinrude
Australia
total
"
build
and
guaranteed
issued
foot
of
suburb of Sydney.
Production will begin with Johnengines up to 40 hoursepower models. Engines of
a
000,000
and
techniques. '/ " %
^
"
have grown consistently over the years
last
year
and earnings were $475 000 or
.
"
this figure, approximately $87,000,000 was invested in cor¬
porate securities and over. $51,000,000 in mortgage loans. Investments
in
real estate in
1959
were
over
$5,500,000, bringing the total in¬
vestment
real estate
holdings to $96,943,459. The yield on all new
acquisitions increased frem 4.52%
in 1958 to 4.91% in 1959.
./
At the end of 1959, total mortgages on the books'amounted to ap¬
proximately $427,000,000. FHA mortgages
totaled
more
than
$72,-
of
51%
own
49%.
will
1926.
detects
company on Jan.
21 announced the acquisition of eight weik
the West Newport Beach Field, Orange County, Calif., for a total
price of $250,000.
,% %
v
■
" total
i The
properties, which are located on a- 100-acre lease, were for
mefly owned by the Federal Oil Co. of Beverly Hills, Calif. Federal k*
controlled by the L. W. Frankley family interests of that
city.
,
111., corporation is forming a manufacturing unit in
Australia, organized under the supervision of its Canadian subsidiary.
Outboard Marine Corp. of Canada. Ltd.
The new firm will be known
The Waukegan.
which
%'^ "
recorder
(Electronic
.<
in
.
.
made
recorder
tape
EAR
Producing Properties, Inc.—Acquisitions—
of interest earned
income taxes, was
1957.'
" %
'
$163.000,000-were
deyice
a
tape
magnetic
earnings
million
on
i?
a
analyzer.
This
Of
year.
project,
spectrum
-a
on
spectrum
a
spectral
by
190,
•
in
investments
New
Mfg. Unit—Officers—
tho
■
include
information
into
another
and
$119
was
a
visual
records
objects
Polarad
.•
the
over
company
identifies
offered
denominations.
$1,000
development
under
now
that
subsequent
-Audio-Recognition),
,
.
supplanted
signal' generators,, microwave
spectrum
equipment.
Polarad
instruments rana*
related
other
and
which
150 models of complex
equipment, including micro
frequency to 100,000 megacycles which is well above the coverall!
of competitive
commercial microwave instruments.'The company alio
engages
in defense
work involving/ countenueasures/ communication
and navigation, and missile ground control and test
equipment
Inc.—Notes Offered—
Loan,
device
control
in
.
quartered
3.89%
Outboard Marine Corp.—New
%
•
previously necessary.
microwave
receivers,-
wave
and present contracting with
substantially increased acreage
that
single
a
company manufactures over
electro-mechanical microwave
the
and
tronic
wheat
to
crop
indicates
area
"Unidial,"
Today
■
needed
much
a
bv
below.
Listing—
Stock
American
multitude of controls
"
"
■
access to
midwestern ..and
Rocca stated. "Safflower provides
us
markets,"
plant
new
Railroad.
Northern
Great
,
Outboard Marine Corp.
'
501,000
of
the
Polarad
of land on-the
acres
.
mainline
in
Outboard Marine of Australia, Pty. Ltd.- -Formed-
r„
"
.
being
are
situated
is
Montana,
safflower
potential
Cincinnati, Ohio—Files With SEC—
See
Co
shares of common
stock of this coruoMnV
Exchange
(ticker symbol-POD)
is anoth
milestone
for
the
fifteen-year-old
designer
and ' manufacturer
*
electronic test equipment.
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Folarad,
which offered
stock publicly last June, was foundPri
1945 as a partnership by Dr. D. Lawrence Jaffee, now
President ana
Paul. H.: Odessey,
Executive
Vice-President.
The company
was
corporated in 1949. Development and manufacture of unique
easn
—operated- isierowave - test
instruments
followed
perfectlno
% ,hy
exclusively to Ohio residents, and are
Price is $987.50 per $1,000 note
%% *
%%>. v':
plus accrued interest, to yield 6.17%. Proceeds will be used to pay off
The corporation
•short-term bank loans.
-/
on Dec.
7 filed a letter of notification with the
".-_/•
Park Loan, serving an industrialized section of the Ohio Valley, has
SEC covering 100,000 shares of common sock (no par) to be offered
at $3 per share, through Howard Coleman. New York, N. Y.
grown
since its founding in
1954.
During the 1958-59 fiscal year
,
number of customers, dollar volume of loans and income before taxes
The proceeds are to be used to organize a finance company,
J %//■all rose, "substantially."
%./% y-';1 /%"%'
i
Net income before payment of interest and Federal income taxes for
Oil, Gas & Minerals, Die.—Hearing Postponed—
the fiscal year ended April 30. 1959, amounted to $111,811;
which is
Pursuant to the further request of counsel, the SEC has authorized
approximately lla times the annual interest requirement of $75,302
an additional postponement from Jan. 23 to Feb; 25, I960, of the hear¬
on
all
presently
outstanding funded: debt,
including this -issue,—
ing in stop order proceedings pending in respect of the registration
V.
189.
p.
2569.
/%
(V/I.' ■'
statements filed by Oil, Gas & Minerals. Inc., and American Investors
Syndicate. Inc., both of New Orleans, La.
The further postponement
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co.—Volume—News—
will provide additional time for continuing negotiations to determine
whether an evidenciary hearing might be avoided by stipulating
Insurance in
force in-the company
reached a new high of "$4,the
factual record.—V, 190,
946,196,378. according to the 112th annual report/ Averaging
more
jp. 2713,
/
than $60,000,000 a month during
1959. new insurance placed in force
amounted
to
S722.176.213.
This
is
the eighth consecutive
year
of
Ormet Ship Finance Corp.—Bonds Sold—
record-breaking new business totals. More than $123,000,000 was paid
Thirteen
institutional investors have purchased S15.911.500 of 20
in
benefits
to
policyowners and
beneficiaries during the year,
an
year
first preferred
fleet mortgage collateral trust
bonds issued
average of over
$10,000,000 a month. More than half of these pay¬
by the Ormet Ship Finance Corp.
Largest participant was the New
ments went to living policyowners. A total of $2,770,000,000 has been
York Life Insurance Co., which bought S4,68Q,500 of the bonds.
East¬
paid in benefits since the company's founding in 1847.
v -,
: : V.
man Dillon,
Union Securities
Co. was agent for the issuer.
Approximately 65,000 new policies were paid for, bringing the total
The bond issue constitutes the long-term financing of three modern
number
of
policies
in
force to
937,153.
Hie "average
new
policy
ore vessels which
were built recently for charter to Ormet Corp.
amounted to 810,798, an increase of 4fe over the average of $10,392
Ormet, a primary aluminum producer owned jointly by Olin Mathiein
1958.
' /..
;V.
:
son Chemical Corp. and Revere Copper and
Brass Inc., is the parent
/The company's net operating income was $31,299,067-and the stint
company of Ormet Ship Finance Corp.
.
r
of $23,600,000. the largest amount in the company's history, was set
During the last three months, all three ships entered the service
aside fcr
1960
dividend
payments to policyowners.
' N'
v"
for which they were designed-—V. 189, p. 2140.
>
Assets 'readied a new peak of Sl/765,250,494, an increase of more
Corp.,
&
*
.
sold
,
Development
&
Investment
American
North
Malkan
Arnold
-
Electronics Corp.—ASE
Polarad
outstanding stock, 73.78%
the
-
to be used for general corporate purposes]
proceeds are
Listing
on
According to B. T.
delivering- safflower oil
pellets, are also being
the plant is now
Safflower range
Jr.,
through
share,
per
'
Y.
N.
.
operation.
full
in
now
midwesterh
Rocca,
to
is
Montana
,•
,
.
Corp.—New Plant in Operation
Francisco-based International trading firm
that its
new
$650,000 safflpwfer plant at
San
20
Jan.
on
Cuibertson,
including
.
191/
The
•
.
corporate
are
83.50
at
York,
New
parent,
Pacific Vegetable Oil
is owned by management officials,
Eugene
Kron.
President,
(104.000 shares), David Sigler
(101,550)
and David Harris
(104.450). They propose to sell 10.000
shares each of their present holdings.
Two other persons are selling
all of their holdings, aggregating 2,900 shares.—-V. 190, p. 1837.
«■
i v '<»
, '• v '»"»•,
»;*
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'n » »
if
-f
Of
offered
equivalent amount toward the repayment ot
which are then expected to approximate
obtained for construction and general corporate
203.
v
*
;
1
an
the
and
purposes.—V.
company
general
apply
from
$140,000,600
company
from its sale of the additional 3,500 shares wUl be used to
restore the cash
position of the company by the amount recently
expended ($35,0001 for the purchase of the outstanding shares of capi¬
tal stock of Television Utilities Corp., and the balance will be used for
will
company
advances
Equipment Corp.—Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This corporation of 300 Denton Ave:. New Hyde Park, N. V-. cm Jan.
27 filed a registration statement with the SEC covering 3b,400 slaara,
of common stock.
Of this stock, 3,500 shares are to be oifered for
Bale
for
the account
of the Issuing company;
and the remaining
32,900 shares (now outstandingi are to be offered lor sale bj
the
present holders thereof. The Initial public offering price will be re¬
lated to the current market for outstanding shares at the tune of the
offering; and a commission ,of $1 per share will be paid to the under¬
Photocopy & Business
Nord
Rheem
delivered
the
purchase
price
be
.
.
of
by
A.
approximately
Continued,
on
Co.,
Lightfoot
$2,450,000,
Page . 4$
Number 5921...... The Commercial
191
Volume
and
Financial Chronicle
(509)
DIVIDENDS
Per
Name
announcements are grouped in two separate
hies
In the first we indicate all the dividends anneed during the current week. Then we follow with
second table in which we show the payments oreviSly announced, but which have not yet reached their
4'fc
nividend
,
Per
When
Share
Payable
of Company
3-
1
2-
3-
5
2-18
3-
5
460V
2-18
1
3-11
Chicago
Chicago
4-
1
3-11
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
2
2-11
2-
3-10
2-11
1
Civii
Incorporated (quar. >—__
Drver Corp. (stock dividend)
30c
American
Electric Power (quar.
American
4-
V 45 c
1
:
3-16
3-10
2-26
2-
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8
1-29
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2-15
2-
1
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3-15
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1
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3-
1"
$1.25
\
of
the
will
mailed
holders of
3-15
3-
3-
2-11
2-29
2-
New
1
5
-
Feb.
on
Ampol Petroleum, Ltd.—
American deposit receipts
15%
after
net
ment
Products
Anchor Post
Anvil Brand, Inc.,
ordinary
Steel
Armco
Artesian
25c
Class
A
Co.
2
2-10
3-
1
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2-
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this
4-
1
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3-
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preferred
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2-26
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2-26
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&
;
,,,
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held
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Corp.
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preferred
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3-
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V 10c
3-15
3-
25c
2-
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70c
3-
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2-15
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3-
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2-20
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5
2-15
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4
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5
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2-
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3-11
2-19
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3-10
2-
9
4-
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(increased)——;
(quar.)
$1.25
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Chemical Corp.
&
22%
(1959) (quar,)_—
City Stock Yards (Mo.)—
-
(annual)
——,—
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1
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the
preferred
4-15
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1
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3
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2-19
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&
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1
3-15
3-
4
2-26
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
3-
1
2-
9
$1.31 J/4
3-
1
2-
9
Steamship (quar.)
Company,
Shoes,
7V2C
3-
1
2-19
45c
3-
$1.21
20c
Ltd.
—
—
2-19
2-15
1-19
2-
1
1-20
6c
5-
1
4-20
8-
1
7-20
5
50c
2-15
2-
3-15
2-26
$15c
3-15
2-16
25c
(initial)—
2-25
2-
2-
5
1-29
3-15
2-25
$1.25
(quar.)_
25c
5
-
$30c
(quar.)—
&
R.)
2-19
1
3-
-
(quar.)
common
7
3-15
6c
Co.. (quar.)
Manhattan Shirt Co.
(quar.)—,
—,
....
Market Basket
(Calif.)
(stock dividend)—.
Marmon-Herrington
Co.
(quar.)
Marshall Field & Co., common
(quar.) —
41/4%
preferred (quar.)
Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance (quar.)
(P.
2-10
25c
(increased)—
Steel Co
non-cumulative preferred
Magnavox Co. (quar.).
4
3-15
1
10c
•
$5
3-25
1
4-
30c
—
—
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River
,
4-
—
—
Bros.
3-
■
>10c
6c
common
Common
.3-15
1
5
3-10
Breweries,
Lager
10c
4-
-
split)
Macmillan
2-11
2-
50c
—
Portland Cement Co. (incr. quar.)__
McNeill & Libby, common (quar.)
51/4%
preferred
(initial quar.)
Loblaw, Inc., new common (initial)
—Lone Star Gas, common (quar.)
—
4.84%
preferred
(quar.)..
Louisville Cement (initial quar.)
2-2
5c
3-15
2-15
15c
(quar.).
Lehigh
Common
1
3-21
$$1
class A---.,—-j.—~—
(quar.T—
Co.
(James)
Lucky
3-
,
Milling Ltd.—
(quar.)——.——
(quar.)
Jones,
Cady"
&
(4-for-l
5c
3-15
15c
3-
$$1
2-
25c
2-15
2-11
62 %
Inc.
Company
&
Lawson
1
45c
1
2-26
20c
J
5
1
200%
2-29
2-25
15c
•
3-
30c
3-15
3-15
$1.18%
(quar.).
preferred C
Co, (quar.)
convertible
(W. A.)
5%
2-10
3-
$1.45
1-22
40c *
40c.
Drug
35c
17 V2C
3-10
2-10
3-10
2-15
3-
2-10
1
15c
30c
'
2-
1
2-25
2-
8
3-
2-15
1
3 7 Vac
2-
1
1-20
$1.50
2-
1
1-20
35c
2-
1
10c
2-15
1-21
McDonnell
■
1
split subject
approval in April
Stock
(J.
Ray)
dividend
4-25
4-
4
15c
2-19
2-
9
2-19
2-15
$1.06 y4
3-31
3-15
40c
2-15
2-
3
2-15
2-
3
Corp.—
Two-for-one
McDermott
2-
Aircraft
3%
62 (2 c
20c
2-15
$1.18%
&
Co.
to
stockholders
(quar.)_
>
1-22 ;*
1
$1.25
—
2-10
3-
2-12
2-29
c
59 %c
$1.03 Va
Libby,
.
2-
(Greens¬
Koehring Company, common (quar.)—.—
5%
convertible preferred A (quar.)__——
2-10
$1.09
(initial)—..
2-12
2-15
5c
"
1
common
&
1-20
1
3-10
75c
(quar.)—
Co. (quar.)—-.——.
Kentucky Utilities Co., common (quar.)
434%
preferred (quar.)—————
Ketchum
&
Company
(quar.)..—
Kleinert (I. B.) Rubber (quar.)——
—
Katz
43 %c
8c
$1 50 preferred A (quar.)
$6
preferred (quar.).--!
—
Gas, Inc., $1.40 prior preferred
(quar.)——
Gate City Steel, Inc.—
Payable in cash or stock
Gale
2
3-
5c
5%, preferred
4
2-10
——
Quarterly _.i
~~*"~*"r~7r"tt~T77
Field (Marshall) & Co. (see Marshall Field )Filtrol Corp. of Delaware (Quar.)
—
Firestone tire & Rubber—
*
Stock dividend (a three-for-one split)——
First Securities Corp. (Syracuse, N, Y.)_—
Plagg-Utita Corp. (quar.)—!——Flexible Tubing (resumed) '
Florida Power Corp.. 4% preferred (quar.
k'4.40-%- preferred (qimr.)I—
!4.60%
preferred (quar,
4.75% preferred (quar.)!
-----Food Mart, Inc.
(quar.
Freeport Sulphur Go. (quar.)_———■
3-
30c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)——preferred (quar.)———!-•——
convertible preferred (quar.)-_——
Common
2-3
,
3-31
1
shares).
Federal Compress & Warehouse (quar.)——
Federal-Mart Corp. (quar.)———
2-
87 Vac
lquar.tr--,--——
32V/2C
(quar.)——
3-1
the
23c
—
Steel Corp., com.
A
(quar.)^—
preferred
Kansas
L
Manufacturing Co. (stockholders
will vote at a special meeting to be held
011
Feb. 25 on a proposed 4-for-l split of
9
2-10
.
'
(quar._
pfd.
'
4%%
3-
5.80%
3-10
(quar.)
common
Johnson
Aluminum
434%
-2-10
2-10
Electric,
2-
75 c
—
(quar.)
C.)
preferred
4'/b%
2-10
River
1-22
2-15
3%
—
-Common
Farrington
2
30c
(quar.i»
&
Kaiser
2-19
payment at this time.
(quar.).
N.
5%
1
Fall
2-18
1-30
1
5
2-15
1
Engraving
&
Co.—
preferred
3-11
3-
Corp.—
Laughlin
25c
5%
3-23
(quar.)—..
Standard
Johnson
1
the
20c
(quar.)
Jones
3-
on
1-31
(quar.)—.—
(quar.)—,
2-25
<
3-
taken
2-20
(quar.)
Utilities,
2-25
1
$1.06 Va
action
2-19
31C
■
$1.37 V2
No
1
Corp.—
Jockey Club, Ltd., 6% preferred A ^quar.)__
5V2% convertible preferred B (quar.)——
2-10
25c
Equitable Gas Co., common (quar.)———
"4.36%
preferred (quar.)—i._—
—-
2-29
2-19
3-
3-31
$1.25
Equity Fund, Inc.—.—
Erie Railroad Co .-J-
2-19
1
25c
boro,
6-11
4-
,
2-29
(Qhar.r
Bruninl" ®1.oad,war Apartments
41,/'
2-
Service,
preferred
3-12
3-1
(final less British in¬
preferred
1
1
2-15
3-
37 V2C
f
Co.
Lines
preferred
1
preferred (quar.)——_ ——_
$1.34
preferred (quar.)____ —2_—
$1.41 'A ' •''!
preferred
(quar.
$1.37 Va !
5.50 %
preferred
(quar.)'.
—
$1.42
5.68%
preferred
(quar.).——
$1.60
6.40% 1st preferred (quar.)————$1.25
$5 2nd preferred
(quar.
$1.217/a
$4 875 preferred (1958 series)————_ '
25c
Elastic Stop Nut Corp. of America (quar.).
60c
Electric Auto-Lite Co. (quar,)——------—:30cElectric Hose & Rubber (quar.)
Enmire Life Insurance Co. (Ontario)— ,
$$1
Increased-annually
——I—
6-27
7-29
Silver
Southern
1
5.65%
3-29
4-22
15c
1
3-
31 VaC
(quar.)—
4-
———
5'/2%
:7
1
1
3-
(quar.)
6-
$15c
(quar.)—
2-19
3-
32c
,1
.—_—
preferred
preferred
$15c
(quar.)———.
3-31
2-12
(quar.).————
(Maryland)—
preferred
5
3-31
—
Machines
preferred
4%%
Corp.
preferred
2-
4-15
12V2C
—
Business
Public
$1.76
$1.02 V2
4V\%•
dividend
Motor
Iowa
5.36'%
3-15
j
4-15
payment
3.90%
3-
$15c
(quar.)—__—
Co.
3-31
...
Engineering
2-15
$3!
Natural Gas, common
3-31
4-15
$1
Paper
Co.
2-16
(quar.)———
Maiuilacturing
Paso
4.10%
3-15
;
Edison Co., 5.60'*
Eu11oh-\".
El
4-15
35 Vi c
Ltd.
3.75%
3-15
(quar.)
Water
2-19
40c
&
4.20%
2-29
(s-a
Interurban
2-18
$1.10
Inc
1
2-12
$31 V4c
(quar.)——.—
&
1-29
1
3-
30c
—
Petroleum
Iowa
$62 V2c
preferred (quar.)_—
Inc., common (quar.).——:
Louis
quarter
$15c
common
2-15
37c
—
(quar.)—
Interstate
1
2-
2-15
1-30
93 %c
quar.)
(quar.)
Units..___——
Interstate
2
Ltd.—
(quar.)—
Co.,
2-10
1
1
2-11
(quar.)
Resistance
Ltd.—
—
RR.
3-
2-18
3-
1
3-
$1.25
(quar.)——.—
Chemical
Co.
International
2-12
3-15
% 2-25
3-
2-15
55c
1V2%
5c
1
2-26
$$1.25
2-U
—
International
3-15
4-
.8 Vac
2-11
1
—__—__
International
2-15
1
5
15c
—.—
(increased
quarterly..
International Investors,
(quarterly
Corp.,
1
3-
——-—
common
Increased
30c
y
2-11
3-
87'/2c
$1.09%
——
.—— ...
Steel
Stock
25c
—_—
2-19
1
3-
Y.)—
(quar.)
A
Trust
International
3-
3-21
15c
—
...
2-10
31 '/2C
preferred
Color
Fourth
4-
50c
V!
6
2-26
1
Inter-County Title Guaranty & Mortgage Co.
4-
$1
4-
3-10
3-
12V/2c
(quar.)
Quarterly
2-29
87 Vac
(s-a)—
9
4-20
25c
(quar.)——_—.....—
preferred B
preferred
Inland
2-26
3-30
15c
—
A
Imperial
2-19
5
2-
Pulp & Paper Corp.—,
2nd
5%-
3-18
4-
$1.75
4
3-31
40c
(quar.)...
$1.50
40c
(quar.).
Corp.,
Hugoton Gas
9
2-25
5-
3-1
-
48 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)——
preferred (quar.)—
5.12%
2-19
2-
1
3-10
(N.
5-16
45c
——
Service
$1.41
3-11
3-
12V2c
3-10
(quar.)—.——
Public
Class
1-22
3-11
8
3-10
1
$$1.25
preferred
Hudson
1-30
4-
1
4-
.
pfd.
3.90%
Co.
preferred
4.40%
3-25
10%
preferred A (accum.
preferred B (accum.——————
Eaton
3-15
1
!
ts-a)—^
mi
1
|
.
40c
(quar.)
Ltd'.,
Co.
preferred
Eastern
2-23
3-31
10 '/C
-ylumbia
B
Fioir
St.
6%
5
9)
(quar.).._——
Packers, Ltd., class A (s-a)
Bi'opb»Way^ale Storos
ocktqn
Can
2-20
.; 50c
preferred (quar.)—
Company (quar.
East
2-
1
preferred
„
I-
2-
3-
3%%
43'i%
3-
10c
Ltd.—
(quar.)—
'elm1 9x,V8en'
come
taxi
Biisi?c
5.36%
3-1
4-
Co; ts-a)-—-
Iv'f;- Preferred (quar.)___
4y4,r preferred (quar.)_l
I'/ Preferred (quar.
Butler
2-15
2-25
4-
-
Finance
Housatonic
3
25c
—
May
(quar.)____
preferred
.
3-
(quar.).——
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Household
$1
2-15
'$15c
(increased quar.)
Co.
Hardart
&
5%
5
Duriron
3
4-
(initial)-————'
c°mmon
Columbia Electric
MO,
Horn
1
2-
Co.
Dunham-Bush.
each
for
to
approval
(initial)-—
? Co" new
rin
4
$1.06 V4
.
___!_
share
new
BrfS^iartl2 DriUin*
uass
12-
3-15
1
(quar.)—
Light,
E.)
1
3-
Co.—
—
25c
quar.)
Mfg.
3-15
4-
:
preferred (quar,).._
preferred (quar.)...,
(Charles
Hobart
:2-U
60c
,
•
Co.
2-29
3-10
$1.16
—
(initial)..
common
Co.
3-19
$22V'2c
:
Honegger's & Company (stock dividend)
Hormcl (George A.) & Co.—
Two-for-one stock split
|
12-15
i
■
'
(quar.)— 1-
(quar.)—
(one
subject
common
PHHcu
2-17
2-15
.
40c
Inc
dividend
share
i,
4,/
1
40c
(quar.f________
&
°'je Cascade Corp.'
,otoclc
New
3V2%
$4.37V2
'
preferred
Laughlin,
'
4
3-
$1.75
;
——————
&
1
'
(quar.)
&
T,.,
Inc.
Corp.
Investments,
Company
preferred
2-
3-
-
5c
60c
Decker Mfg. (increased quar.)——'
Blac,;stene Valley Gas & Electric
Co.—
;
4.2o',.
preferred (quar.)
Bliss
1
9-
'
30c
Insurance
Investment
Rockaway
Power
1
3-
15c
(quar.)_
1
6-
9-15
6%" preferred (quar.)——————
3-
.
$1.18:?4
common
3-
6-15
preferred (quar.)——
6%
3-
$1.25
_____
3-15
$50c
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
5
3-
25%
<quar.)__
1-14
4
5%
Industries,
2-
25c
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
Black
,
quar.)__l_!__!__:_
*i
1-30
(quar.)...
(quar.
Scottish
Mining
2-29
,3-10
15c
25c
(quar.)_i_
Heyden-Newport Chemical Corp.—
Common
(quar.):
1-29
(quar.)
Anglo
3-18
10c
.
preferred
Beck
&
2-26
10c
;
com.
preference (quar.).—_—___——
Stores, Ltd. (quar.)—
Dover
100%
—
_____
Hecla
1
York—
preferred (quar.)
7%
dividend»_____
3-
2-
,
Dominion
approved
_________
Beatrice Foods
3-1
3-15
Electric
8
1-22
,
(quar.).'
Hartford
4
4-
'
'
split)—.
preferred
(quar.)
3-15
3>-
2-15
stock-'
(quar.)
Refractories
preferred
1
.3-25
25c
(initial quar.):
new
Chemical
(Toronto)—
New
Life
Investment
5c
•
Beanng3, Inc.
3-31
6%
2-18
1
4-
,
4-30
(quar.)—
Harshaw
2-25
dividend
25c
.
1-29
5c
(quar.)!—_—
6
3-
(quar.)
___
1-29
2-15
(increased-quar.)—
25c
A
2-16
75c
of
(special)
Inc.
5c
Barry Control Inc.,
Harbison-Walker
10c
preferred—
Productions
Dominion
3-10
20c
_
Hamilton
3-
$1.50
10c
preferred
Ltd.,
1-22 %
1
30c
••
4.
23
preferred
(quar.).;
Cotton, Ltd., 5% pfd.
2-16,
22V2C
—
<quar.i„__
(quar.).—.
H.i,
Co.
1st
1
3-
subject
(2-for-l
4.64%
1
3-10
(quar.)_>
Finance Corp.—
Water
2-
,2-29
Inc,
(quar.)—
March
Co.,
1
Co.,
3-
,
2-24
on
common
Brass,"
5%
20c
—
from net investment income
2-13
____
(stockholders
Hahn
12-31
70c
(quar.)
Corp.
5%
35c
____
Co.
2-24
5
9c
Corp.
income
dividend)-
Power
new
Hackensack
Hires
America,
Knowles
&
Dominion
4 VaC
___
Trust
stock
!
20c
Steel
Dover
dividend
2-
$15c
(quar.)
W.
2%.;'
(quar.),
Baltimore Paint & Chemical
S(;ock
&
Diversified
2-11
Products
Ayrshire Collieries
of
Company
Stock
2-11
3-
_____
3-15.
.
;
Divco-Wayne
1
3-
25c
&
Desilu
1-30
33-
(quar.)
Foundry (quar.)
(quar.)
'!______.
Axe-Houghton Fund "A"
(1c
from
plus 24c from capital gclns).
25c
split—i_„
Co.
American
(L. A.)
Detroit
62 Vac
(quar.)_____!i_J_
Corp.
Atlas Lias,-,
2-29
3-11
to
2-29
3-21-
10c
(quar.).—__:
Oil,
Gulf
2-29
3-15
preferred (quar.)_._—
Deere
4
$1.31 V*
(quar.)
Motion
8%
1-29
1
2-15
40c
(quar.)
—
3-14
55c
(quar.)
(Pa.)
A
3-15
is
split
convertible
60c
10%
(s-a)
(quar.)—
Daytou & Michigan RR., common
3-11
23 ViC
(quar.)
Class
Gulf
5
(quar.)
1
(quar.)._
Steel
2-15
2-
2-25
stock
Common
Stamping
Laundries
Mines,
Day
1-29
;•••'
60c
___________
common
7
3-11
$2.50
;
1-29
3-18
1
4-
Telegraph
Consumer
3-
2-15
.
(quar.)
Brick
approval
3-31
quar.)
Insurance
City
Guardian
2-19
,
$50c
Edison
prior
Darling
c
59c
(Del.),
3-
1.
3-31
40c
Employees
3-for-2
1
2-11
10c
Industries,
Stock
&
Granite
j
4
1-29
-
Water
3-30
30c
Assurance
Publishing—
prior preferred
$4
6%e
common
—
(G.
Cromptoii
1-15
1
40c
Associated Spring
Avon
3-
1
—
3-30
quarterly—,
Corp.
preferred
Corson
75c
Dry Goods, com. (increased quar.)
preferred (quir.)
Associated
3-22
9
3-
_____
1-30
4-15
II_I
apliti
Wilmington, Delaware (increased
Cooper-Bessemer Corp. (quar.)..
Stock dividend-——.—...—,
Copeland Refrigeration
(quar.)
Copper Range Co.
(quar.)—i
Copperweld Steel Co. (quar.)
2-
Associated
o'/ift
12-
A
1-14
2-for-l
Container
25c
(quar.)___.
(quar.)
Co.
Gold
holders
2-15
Quarterly
Consolidated
62 %c
(quar.
Puritas
Water
2-10
1-26
2-19
$50c
Continental
(quar.)
Corp.
2-10
1
__
Armstrong Rubber Co., class A (quar.)
Arrowhead A:
1
3-
—_
preferred .(quar.)—
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
$2.36 preferred (quar.)
A
3-
to
tax)
3-11
;
2-15
3-
20c
Cement
Shale
Government
10c
,
Increased
8
(pay¬
—____
preferred
$1
16c
8
3
3-
Gery
1
6O0
(initial
3-15
2-15
3-
4%
(s-a)4!,
(Dela.)
3-31
3-15
10c
,
,
(quar.)
preferred
Inc.
Globe-Wernicke
22-
25c
income.—.
Life
Consolidated
(accum.)
SI.10
$2.40
3-
1.
preferred
Participating
preferred
1-25
3-18
split
19
common
Arizona Public Service Co.,
'S4.35
Feb.
Australian
participating preferred
$3
2-23
(quar.)_!!—
5%
Co..
Ardea Farms
10%
12 %c
8
3-i 4
12'/2C
Quarterly
certificates
about
or
2-
Glen
2-25
30c
Quarterly
4
2-18
•
$ L.12V2
Quarterly
25c
".
2-20
$50c
alter
40c
___
three-for-one
a
on
record
Initial
Inc.,
c
20c
31 Vt
.
(quar.)__
(s-a)
Castings.
.
Portland
Fund—
Telephone
Steel
Food,
!•.
(quar.)—
&
Income
investment
Confederation
4%
shares.
common
be
Co.
of Rec.
:
Corp.
Giant
2-29
45c
(accumulative)
Ltd.
Metals
Genung's,
2-15
Composite Fund, Inc.—
Stock split 2-for-l
25c
■
2-15
2-29
30c
America
Shearing
From
2-29
c
50c
(quaiv)
(quar,)___
Enterprises,
Commonwealth
$1
—____
of
1
Corp.—
common
Cerp.
Commonwealth
& Construction Co.—
New common (initial quar,),—
America# Potash & Chemical, com. (quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)—,—_—.
S5 special preferred (quar.)_______
American Seating Co. (quar.
American Smelting & Refining (quar.)_____
American States Insurance Co. (Indianapolis)
Class B (stock dividend)———
Payable ill class A stock,
American Sumatra Tobacco
(quar.
American Tobacco Co. (quar.)
'
Ampex Corporation—
Stockholders approve
Co.
Credit
American Pipe
General
(N. Y.) (2-for-l
(3-for-l split)..—
Commercial
basis.
for-one
A
Combined
3-10
'
General
(reduced)_II„IIIII
Co.
Holders
Payable
^
(Milwaukee)
dividend—:—
2-26
2-15
50%
(quar.)—___I~~H
Commercial
50c
Stock
3-10
3-
Aiktnan (increased)
Colonial
5
Merchandise
Inc
Acceptance
Class
3-10
3-10
(quar.)
Cigar. Co.; (quar.)
General
2-26
35c
■
-II_III!IIIIIIII
Bottling
Colonial
30c
$4
_i__
Employees Insurance
Co.
General
3-15
Giant
divTdend.____:_____—.
Controller
Collins &
'•! 30c
(quar. >
Indemnity (Baltimore) (s-a)__
American News Co. (inciea.sed ) _.—„—_
Stockholders will vote on March 30 on a
proposal to split the shares on a twoAmerican
Service
Coca-Cola
3
45c
Greetings Corp., class A (quar.)!_
2-11
3%
%
Transit
Coca-Cola
2-15
Tool
Cab
2-12
60c
_______
Enquirer,
preferred
1
3-31
40c
(quar.7
Pneumatic
3-
3-10
561/4
(quar.)_
Yellow
Stock
Clark
15C
'
American
Class B
3-
45c '
■€% preferred (s-a)________ r
Portland Cement Co. (increased quar.) ;'
mco
3-22
,.J
.
Alleeliany Corp.,
Alpha
—IIIIII
(quar.)
5%
20c
(quar.)
~
(3-for-2 split)I_IIIHIIIII
preferred
4-
coiinnori (initial-quar.)
New
'/a %
$1.15
50c
Chemical Corp.—
illied
4
$1.05
15c
Hamilton Institute, Inc. (s-a)
Alexander
Common
2-12
40c
Spark Plug Co. (increased
quar.) *
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
5
$1.12 Mi
Co.
1
50c
"I-I—III—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
dividend
Belt
When
Share
of Company
Builders Corp.—1
30c
Champion
2-15
1
.*'■ 62 Va C
Manufacturing' (quar.)________
Power Co.. 4.20% preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.y
Sua
5
3-
Brass
itrvnn
Chain
1
$17c
'
Ltd. (quar:)
Wi
i
2-
Aircraft
Stock
Reiluct^n. Inc.; common (quar.
prcfetreft 1951 series (quar.)______
I
Cessna
10c
(ouai._________—_
Corp.
i-Surpass-Shoe
2-10
3-
$28c
~i.
common
preferred
Per
Name
-
General
$20c
__
preferred * (quar.)_
;
Central Charge Service—$6 non-cumulative
preferred-—
of Rec.
3-
20c
indorsed shares)
»roouip
4.50%
2-25
25c
incorporated (increased quarterly on
m p
i
;
Vending Corp. (quar.—
1
Corp.,
of Rec.
(quaivLII"—"""""
IICIZ
Co.
Extra
Carrier
Holders
r
mme
(quar.)—
Carpenter Steel
Holders
Payable
Gas, Ltd.—
4.80%
payment date.
lBC
preferred
Natural
572% preferred
(quar.)
Capital Records (quar.)
n.
'
Western
When
Share
of Company
Canadian
9
15c
10%
3-31
3-15
3-31
3-15
.
30
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(510)
...
Monday, February 1, I960
.
41
When
Per
McKesson
Meadville
Telephone
Men&sco
Mengel
Robbins,
St
Company
Merchants
Fire
Metropolitan
Metropolitan
<H.
Meyer
Co.
Middlesex
Storage
2-15
1-29
15c
2-25
3-14
2-23
30c
3-
2-15
25c
Y.)
(N.
(quar.)
3-31
—
50c
iquar.)_—
pfd.
(quar.)
6Va%
Tube
St.
&
Robert
Louis
(quar.)
Iquar.i_
Valley
Mississippi
Missouri-Kansas
1
Rubber
Monroe
Auto
Co
Co.—
approved
split, pending
the
,
articles
Monsanto
of
Ranco.
Life
$1.15
4-
1
3-15
Raymond
50c
1-29
<
90c
'
1-20
3-16
3-16
"25c
Co.
1
>
-
^
3-
1,
2-
7%
4
.
;
4%
«
3-12
Tc
4
2- 5
1-15
35c
3-18
12'jc,.
--2J
2-19
''
•'
—
International.
(quar.),^i_V—
Inc.
j
B
•
*
•
(quar.)
1st
<quar..)_
Reheis Co.,* class
Republic
2-
(quar.)
8
preference
Finance
A
National
2-
9
'
208
Reserve
Oil
Gas-(stock
2-
2-
Wheel
Motor
Mountain
Mutual
Corp.
Corp.
Fuel
1-29
Revere
1
Rheem
2-29
2-U
4V2%
3-10
2-15
Rochester
3-14
2-19
Rockwell-Standard
2-25
1-29
Rohm
2-15
$1
iquar.
iincreased
>
: •
25c
iquar.),
Supply
Income
75c
_
8
30c
Foundation
15c
2-
:
■7
Nashua
Corp.,
Class
B
class
Bellas
Biscuit
TV
4*•* V
(Dallas.)—
2-15
.
$1.50
,
V
2-18
4Vsr%
1-20
Lead
Shirt
St
4!4%
Fibre
Co.,
Bros,
New
Britain
New
Jersey
New
Jersey
Newport
News
5
(quar.l2VaC
2-
3-10
2-10
3-
2%
;
2-25
'
iquar.»
25c
2-15
22-
United
17 VaC
4-15
3-31
$1.06*4
—
2-15
2-
10c
&
Dry
2-10
Western
American
Investment
25c
—V.
$1
(quar.i
preferred
American
Corp..
3-10
2-U
10c
Inc.
2-29
3-19
2-29
343»c
-—I™
Lines.
3U9
37'ac
3-19
2-29
common
iquar.)
Van
2-19
1
a
2-for-l split of the com¬
The company will now
request
approval of the I.C.C. >.
North Shore Gas (IB. * (increased
quar.>
Northern Indiana PafeHc Service—
Common
(increased >
Searle
to
approval
of
1st
Power
preferred
Seeman
Northwest
Natural
Gas.
4*ai%
preferred
Norwich
New
1
(quar.)_______^_
common
—371/aC
Co,,
common
i
D.)
Co.' (quar.)——.
&
Risks
B
dividend in lieu
Pen
Co.
Co.
Canada
of
Dairies.
Ltd.;
3-
1
2-15
Company (quar.
Simpson's;, Ltd. (Increased
3-
1
2-15
Slvyer Steel
2-
5
Smith
5
Snap-On
$1.4334
2-15
2-
$1.12V'a
3-
1
2-15
S1.31V4
3-
1
2-10
Castings
Tool
Co.
Tools
Corp. iquar.l__„
Co. (quar.)
Development, "class A
Penu
South
Texas
Class
B
Southern
OCHciep
(leas
Copper
6.45%
3outh
preferred
(quar.)
Railway Co,
6%
Corp.
&
20c
'
■
Telegraph
Parsons
eommon
Pictures
(quar.).
■
~
Company
(quar.)
5c
Peim Frufc Co., common
"II—
iquar.)
(quar.)
4.60%
preferred
iquar.
4,68%
preferred
Fuel
IIII,II"
_II,II
IIIIII
i
Gas,
Inc. iquar.)
Utilities Investment Co.
(quar.)
Corp. iquar.
Perkins Machine St G-'ar
Co., 7% pfd. (quan)
Peter Paul. Inc.
(quar.
Pennsylvania
Circle
r_"
Permutit, Inc. (quar.)_IIIIHIZIIIH"
Philadelphia Electric, common
_____
Pfaudler
(quar.)I
SI
preferred
Philadelphia
83.65
5%
(quar.i
Suburban
preferred
preferred
Photo
Piedmont
85.50
Natural
Ft.
Common
76
preferred
5* t't
this
Pogue
i
&
on
gt
3-11
2-25
3-
2-19
1
2-17
2-
3
3-
1
3-
1
hivestment
Common
Steinberg's
1
Investment
Stern-
37t2c
2-
1
3-
2
3-
1
2-19
3-10
2-19
50c
35c
3-
1
2-
.
56c
3-31
3-
4
25c
3-31
3-
(quar.
1
3-10
2-
5
$1.37'2
3-
1
2-
5"
at
37'2c
...
from
2-15
3-
1-29
1
2-11
2-25
2-10
60c
2-25
2-10
1959
payment
at
this
Cranium
(N.
Mir.es,
J.)
Ltd
(quar
~
4-10
4-
1
'
"
1
2-15
"
3-
2-26
first
common
Stouffer
tlOc
(quar.)___,
(quar.)_v-.
12c "
2-
Stock
Wells
2-
9
2
4-12
.
Alan
St
'Company
epeci'ii
:
Wayne
$1.25 pfd.
at
1-22
2-11 ;
11-30
2-11
5-31
Stock
4.32%
Texas
Fenn
Alpha
Eastern
„4.50%
.4.75%
5%
Co,
common
iquar.)
Transmission,
com.
preferred „Iquar.i
preferred
iquar.)
Beta
6%
preferred
preferred
-
.
Co.
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred
I
1-20
5.85%
J60c
4-
1
preferred
3-31
1st
4*4 %
preferred
(quar.)
1-29
•
1*
J
2-25
■3-7
34-
4-15
7
3-11
1
,
3*2%
American
(From
American
Business
net
1
2-
3
Can
Co.
St
capital
3-
1
2-
5
American
3-
1
2-
5
common
\
2-
5
5
2-
5
3.
1
2-
5
3-
1
2-
5
$L67'/a
3-
1
2-
,
5
3
1-15
1-13
1.-15
•
,
40c
2-15
3-F
$1.50
3-
2-15
$1.37*4
1
4-
3-13
3-11
2-26
L
common.,
:35c
20c
2-11
$1.25
4-1
40c
;
:
2-17
,
<30c
1-29
1-29
*
4
3-
1
4-
1-29
3-11
2-15
25c
;
50c
common
2-10
1-25
8c
2-23
2- 3
22 *14 c
(quar.)
1-25
2-25
37*2C
com.
(quar.
2-25
1-25
30c
;
3-10
12-11
933/4C
preferred
1
3-18
3-
1
2-
156C
2-29
tl5c
(stock
A
div.)
3-
5
2-"5
5
2-
5
2-
1
1-16
25c
3-
1
2-15
87 Vac
3-
1
2-15
2-16
2t \
12 Vac
"2%
;
;
1-15
40c
2-
1
2-
1
1-15
3 VaC "
2-23
1-26
50c
Inc
2-15
1-22
income)
$1.25
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.i__
<N.
Y.)
37V4C
62 Vac
(s-a)
95c
$3.98
1
1- 3
3-15
3- 4
2-
2-
1
1-22
2-
1
1-22
$3.15 from
Metal
inc.
5c
1-3:
2-15
1
1-11
32 Vac
1
2-
30c
2-
(quar.)
1
414%
pfd.
(quar.)
25c
1
l-2(
$1.25
com.
Climax,
1
1-2'
$1.12'4
1
2-U
,21c
1
65c
L
Fund—
and
Natural
preferred
Co.,
(quar.)
Mutual
from
American
4-
125c
J.)
American
6%
2-
2-
•v:
(quar.)
'
Products Corp. (monthly)__
Insurance Co. (Newark, N.
American
(6c
1-18
1
2-
28c
iquar.)
(quar.)
Assurance
American-Marietta
3-
2-
1-15
1-29
3
,12V«c
Home
2-
2-11
2-15
14c
Furniture
j
2-29
gains)
American
American
1
2-10
2-10
2-
:
American European Securities.183c from
ordinary income and
,57#
2-25
2-25
2-1
(quar.)
Shares
Equitable
5
1
of Rec.
(quar.
(quar. >
Corp.,
2-5
3-
Payable
■vioc
_r_^
Cable Co.
2-
3.'
Holder
50c
(quar.)
Cement
1
3.
thf
in
30c
investment
American
1-25
given
15c
2-15
3-
previoui
When
7',4 c
Extra
1
2-1
in
'
American Art Metal
Co, class
American Book Co. (quar.i
American Chain
3-15
being
%___
Sugar, 5% preferred (quar.)_
Airlines, Inc., com. (quar.)
preferred iquar.
2-15
$1.46''4
2
2-15
3-31
5c
(quar.)
(increased quar.i
Ltd.
1
$L40 '
3-15
40c
Share
2nd .preferred
Aluminium,
.
2-11
$1.45
Iquar.)
6.70%
these
American
$1.43%
(quar.)
2-
week,
(quar.)__
3-
$1,3711,
I
2-11
2-15
announced
Amalgamated
3-
♦
1
1
The list does not include divi¬
Canada. Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.i
3-15
3.^
12*3
2-15
3-
$1.25
•,
'-America,
,$125
(quar.)_____
1
3-
*.
'Markets,
S1-.33',
iquar.i
2-
of
1.1i
'
this
(quar.i
01
;j_
$1
1
2-29
V
(quar.)
preferred
Aluminum
2-11 *
4.
35c
.
2- 1
1
3-
20c
(quar.).
(quar.)___
$1.13%
i
(quar.i__.____.
preferred
Food
Co.
2-29
4-
I__
(quar.i
preferred
5.80%
20c
iquar.)__
2-10
3-
'
$3.75
•
2-11
2<17
3-15
-
Tube
Co,
Co.
preferred
2-29
27c
;
2-25
10c
(increased quar.i
*2-15
2Vi%
fH/
3-18
t$1.37»/a
quar.)
•"
.
3-16
5
-3-
A
Steel
3-31
'
inc
(quar.)
(increased quar.i
3-18
1
1-30
iquar.)
Portland Cement^—-
Aluminum
11-15 *
3-10
"
fi«4c
preferred
Inc.
IV
4-
2-15
<quar.)_______
Laboratories
''4%
'31*4c
20c
,1,1'
4t
-
37c
Allied
:
40r
dividend
1
4-15
preferred
American
Taylor St
4-
4-30
:
preferred
Control
'
5-1(5
8-31
11-30
"
(Increased)-.,
1
3-13
;
$1.50
1
Allied Mill$, Inc. (cjuar.)
Radio Corp.______.L__.
11-15
2-29
'
10c
(quar,i__
3-21
iquar.i,—2,
preferred
Allied
'
25c
Taft. Broadcasting
2-15
45c
*
Allied
•
30c
•
2-
3-10
90c
(quar.)______
Gas. Corp,
Class A
K-
-
8-16
.
(quar.)_.
Corp.
.
5-16
•30c
time
1
1
17 VaC
Extra
5-31
$1.12*-"'
(quar.i__z_ '
3-21
4-
2-16
75c
:
Inc.__'
preferred
Allentown
8-31
43:,»c
this
2-10
(Michigan.)
(quar.),:
Products
Wood
.5%
3-28
.
4/;
Corp,
1
4-
■
20c
(quar.)
$6 preferred
-
5«'4c
dividend
1-29
2-10
3-
(quar.)
—
5V'2% pfd. (quar.)
Ltd,
Corp,
prior
$5.50
8
1-29
$1.12V*
.2
1
1
45c
$1.06*4
1
2-10
3'
■$l;l2,b'#.*
preferred
Corp.
2-
3-,l
.
50c
(quar.)
iquar.)
Control
Alabama
1
50'4c
.
1
1-15
Construction—
Mfg.; 55c
,5V4%
Air
56V4c
'quar.i,,.
1
2-
2-18
3-
30c
5%
Fund.
Aeronca
2-11
3-10
2
A
Advisers
1
3-10
(quar.i$1.12*2
Co,
(initial)
2'
3-11
■
}:30c
(quar.)„2_
3-31
2-15
5%
common
(quar.)
a
Acme. Steel Co.
Adams-MUlis
t
2-15
3-15
4
2-.
3-15
55c
part
$1
■"
2-11 "
($100
5.60%
12«2C
4-
preferred
5.75%
time.
2-11
iquar.i,__
3-50%
omitted
3-24
(quar.»_____
5.35%
(increased)
2-10
pan
Fuller
3
2-24
1
2-15
3%
—_
■*"%.
of Company
Missiles
Class
2-10
1
pari
Texaco,
15c
1
3-
($100
Symington
1
1
1-31
3-
($100
St
4-
15c
quar.
yet paid.
Industries
Acme
2-15
preferred- ($50
3-10
4-
1-31
iquar.).,^
(quar.) —3__;_
Baer
3-
3-10
15c
Stock dividend
1-20
2-15
'•
1
pari
Swift
4-
2-
pari
■7%
37 Vac
:
series
announced
Name
Acme
($50
Stix,
5
$1.12 Va
give the dividends
we
8-15 "
(850
"
5
2-
95c
(increased
&
,
preferred
.
2-
1
preceding table.
5-13
9-15
,
preferred
.
1
3-
Per
2-11
2-15
3-
.
6-15
'
17c
4's%
3-18
'Below
2-11
.Common payment omitted
Sty Ion Corp.
(initial)-,.
$1.75
dends
2-29
,
3-17%
3-
Co.—
Inc.
Co.
Corp.
1-19
,
2-"29
Struther
$1.25
25c
preferred
Radio
weeks and not
2-15 '
preferred
Co,
&
1-19 ""
.2-29
"4V»%
preferred *8100 pari
(quar.)
Stewart-Warner Corp.—
-■1
2
New common (initial
quar.),,.
30c
Light Co.
Worsted
3-16
1-29
'
50c
-
2-26
•
2-15
4'i%
H.
2-19 :
50c
pari • (quar.12
L30
2-15
3-15
-
Company
1-29
iquar.i56J!C
,
1-15
4-15
'
3-1
;
15c
-
&
3-10
pari
2-10
Ltd.—
Water Co.
(quar.)____32____
2-10
2-10
5c
$1.25
(quar.),'
(1897
3-30
1
25c
<.
1
2-1$
1
($50
1
(quar.),
-
*
(quar.i.^
1
earnings
Eleetrlc.
A
1
2-
preferred
B
3-
pajunent
are
2
•
3-
3-31
.
)quar.i
class
2-
2-15
50c
„22_2_2
Fund,
140c
j-UII-HI
shown above
Jersey)__2
(G.
Zenith
3-15
4*i%
4
$1.37',2
2-12
'
25c.1
*
5-
'•
15c.
'
3-15
4'i%
4
2-15
25c
'4*3',
1-27
$1.75
iquar.),,,,
1
2-16
.4*26
1-21
2-15
2
A_
Inc.
«Michaels),
Class
2-19
27'aC
plass
Brewers
Sterling
2-19
1
Ltd,
'New
Sterling
4'2%
3-
Co.
$1.25
Illlllllllin*
payments
Princeton
Oil
2-19
3-
13c
(quar.)
Corp.
Preway, Inc.
Standard
•
3-15
-
37 Vic
__l
1
2
37 VaC
—
(quar.)—
Power,
Youngstown Sheet
2-29
.2-19
'
(Increased)
California
332-
40c
Ltd.
Apparel,
Wisconsin Power
2-29
3-10
45c
-
50c
2-10
$1.12*3
(quar,)____
2- 2
50c
(quar.)
preferred
1
87 Vic
Corp.
of
8
60c
iquar.)
2-10
Compafiy
Company
President
Oil; Co,
4-
6%•
1
iquarji,—20c>
common
2-5
2-11
37'ac
common
(initial)
1
$1.10
(quar.)
3-10
2-20
2-27
'
Electric
4-
25c
.
3-11
(quar.)
preferred
4-
%
iquar.)
Forging;)
2-15
3-15
2-15
preferred
Standard
Standard
L
S.i
Extra
Pronto
8-25
time.
H.
Portsmouth
Both
1
S3.50
(Conn.)
Inc.,
2-10
I,
common
Brands,
2
"
$1.05
1
iquar.)
taken
2-23
5-25
'
:
iquar.i
common
1
,1,1.Ill,I'
preferred
9-
Water
Standard
8
70c
...
(quar.i
Sperry Rand Corp, common
41 i,%
preferred
iquar.
3-31
1
1
Co,
1-
A
Wisconsin
3.60%
25c
—
A
Class
"
3-
>■
75c
-
1
(quar.)
(increased
Bros.
Wyandotte
iquar.)5z2c
preferred
3-
(initial-quar )
Chicago Ry Co—
5>'f
36-
58 «2«
25c
B.
Cltemical
Stamford
2-25
oV*c
$1.75
Co,
.Class
Spencer
4.20%
3-
preferred
St
2-15
Freight
40c
___
(quar.i
preferred
action
1
5
iquar.)_"
System, class
8
8
1
B
Co.
preferred
Wood
$12
2
preferred
Spector
%
(quar.),,'
(quar,)_
;
(quar.)
2,
6%
Wurlitzer
30c
.
'
$4.25
Winkleman
2-19
£
Service—
MViC
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Steel
5c
8*)c
Gas—
Wayne
preferred
;
I—
(quar.)
convertible
noncumulative
preferred
(quar.)
—_
semi-annually
Pittsburgh.
Poor
com.
7
III"
Engravers St Electrotyper*. Ltd.—
Increased
No
Water,
(quar.)
30c
-
(quar.),,,.
Pemt
10c
I~~
—_I—_
(guar.)
__
—
Perfect
'81.50
50c
Paper
2-12
4-15
$1.50
iquar
Parchment
4
2-
3-31
$1.50
Brewing Co.
Extra
3-
$1.50
_______
At
Paterson
1
2-25
23'2c
.
Paramount
2-12
Co.—
Quarterly
Pearl
65c
1
3*
3-
3-
20c
(quar.)—
iquar.i
Mfg. Co.,
3-11
30c
(quar.)
Quarterly
*
$2.10
(s-a)
iquar.
preferred
Pacotet
common
preferred
5%"
4.40''
"
4-
"
Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
2-15
—50c
(quar.
(quar.),
common
noncumulative
Electric
-
20c
$1.12
Stores
2-10
12'2c
2.,——
noncumulative
Southwestern
of
'
2
Oil
5%:
shares
Union
;
Cbrp.
Telephone
Common
of
(s-a),,.
Marine
Finance
Pacific
American
tax
;
Telephone,
Outboard
Pacific
Ltd.
Africa)
Okanagan
40c
Co.,
nonresident
20c
;
,2
________
3- 4
3-11
•v-
—
Mfg:
Corp.
1
fl7l2c
(quar.),,—
2-29
1
1
(quar.
Pharmaceutical
Paper
Dental
1
60c
(quar.
.
2-16
3-15
?15c
1,
1
44-
75c
(quar.
preferred
Wieboldt
1
1-
•
"4-
35c
27'/aC
s
dividend
3-
-jlSc
quar.)
$1.06*4
-
(initial 1
common
common
(stock
3-
62Vic f
(quar.),___
(quar.),,
2-29
______—
Financial
10c
30c
,
9
3-31
60c
(quar.
25c
-
(quar.),,
Simmons
2-15
3-10
B
South
Co.—
5-
1,
class A
2-25
Class
2-
9
2-
65c
dividend
Wickes
8
2-
2-1
f25c
2-4
2-23
60c
1-20
2-
3-14
f45c'%
•
2- 4
2-
(quar.)—
(stock
White
5
3-
1
t45c
;
^j._
Steel, Strapping, common
preferred (quar.)_
3-15
(initlal-quar.
2-25
3-15
25c
(quar.)
.
5%
.
2-
2-15
5
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Whitaker
2-5
2-25
4-
2-15
v
2-19
•
Co.
Co.
new
D.),
preferred
3.80%
7
2-
4%
1
2-11
2-23
,
Western Canada Breweries,
Westinghouse Electric, new
2-10
2-20
.•
15c
■
Silverwood
4-
1
'
25c
(quar.)
Industries
Wesco
3-17
9
3-
iquar.)
A
quar.)_,%,_i,,_J__,,_,_,
<
168c
___
4-10
5-
!
30c
class
(quar.
3-31
2-15
4-15
of cash!
(quar.)
Co,
Signode
18c
4-15
1
15c
Insurance
iW., A.i
2-10
(quar.)
1
5-
30c
•
t.
—
Siegler
2-19
$1
common
2-15
5-
2%
Bros, (stock
<-
Wells
3-10
25c
'
Iron
Iron
Electric,
Class
3-31
$1.
(quar. >__
-
Corp. of America (quar.
Corp. tquar.
2-19
3-30
si
Coal &
Common
4-15
——.
fl5c
•
4-15
:
$1.75
$4.50 preferred
(quar.),
—;—
Weingarten (J.», Inc., common (quar.),,
55c
quar.)_—-
3-1
•
t22%
;
1
iquar.)
coin,
(quar.)—
Warner-Lambert
85c
tquar.
4-25
-
Products
4*2%
2-
2-23
35c
8
3-
,■
(S.
2-
2-20
iquar.»
Pharmacal
common
3-
2-
-
2-
34%c
4.
■
Warren
2-
(quar.)_^^___
1-20
3-18
4
Wagner
2-
1
t40c
iquar. i
preferred
5
5%
5.ioff
preferred (quar.)
Northwestern
Public Service—
5 %»%
1
1
3-
Extra
Shoe
pfd. (s-a)
2-
3-
___
Northeastern Water (Del.) S2
84 prior preferred
(quar.)
1
3-
Mfg.
3-21
^
3-
2914c
common
iquar.)
29lic
Quarterly
»subject
Ltd.,
2-
29%e
50%
Co..
1
2938C
E
1
;3-28
20c
:
■
S. Steel Corp, common (quar.
7preferred (quar.)
Virginia
3-
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Finance
Co.'
Selected
55c
stockholders*
Quebec
5*2%
2-
1
(quar.i
(G.
44c
__
Northern
1
1
32Vic
.(quar.)__,__^_ii_„_
•'2-
$1.12*4
——
2-
4-
C
dividend
Sheaffer
.
:
-
B
5
30c
7-20
3-15
V
(quar.)
com.
Improvement, common (quar.)__
preferred (quar.—___—-I—
2-
3-1
■.
4-
preferred
Shelter
3-
35c
America,
(quar.)__
Van Raalte, Inc.
(quar,)____
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co. (quar.>
Vangas, Inc., $1.50 preferred (quar.
$1.50 preferred
(quar.),J_,______
2-16
3-4
$1.10
iquar.
2-
3-
,
Victor
D
Sherwin-Williams
4.40%
preference iquar.)
Northern
Plastics tstoek dividend"
A
1
$1.25
( quar. )„,__—
.■
'
(quar.),:
1-
3-
"40c
Gas
-
3-10
2'c.
common
2-
35c
—-
Illuminating Co.
Playing Card (quar.)_____<__2—,1—
S
U.
1-22
1
Surety Co. (N. Yl) (quar.32Vic
Sealright-Oswego Falls (quar.),,—35c
the
27 Vac
1
4-
—
preferred
Class
shares.
2-
Seaboard
(stockhold¬
approved
mon
Works,
preferred
Stock
2-15
3-14
30c
(quar.),
of
*'
■;%
iquar.)
—
Universal Consolidated Oil Co.
2-10
preferred
Paper
S4
•
1
3-21
3-
$1
_
t
3\
2-24
12l2C
at
8-
2-15
'
2-10
preferred
.
S3.40
5
Dock—
i
(quar.
7
2-24
$1.121a
payment
VaC
Circuit—
Engineering & Foundry,
4*4%
U
2-15
(s-a )_
i
(quar.)
United
2-15
1
(quar.)
1
,
1
15c
Co.
preferred
.2-15
1
^
preferred
,
Seaboard
(quar.)_^_
(quar.
Ry.
Water
preferred
.
Scott
•
2-
40c
common
Jose
5%
1-26
3-
5
3-
(quar.).
common
preferred
Schering Corp,
1-26
2-16
25c
5
2-
3-
,/3,: /
: >'•■! V-.I;'"
(quar.)
—5c
dividend
512%
2-29
75c
-
2-
3-
common
Co.
Paper,
1st
4.70%
I
on
;
Aeronautical
4.70%
'
50c
Co.__
taken
time.)
4'j4%
,
3-15
1
3- 1
3-1
2-15
(quar.)
pfd.
4-20
(quar,)_2"_4—_i'_
(quar.)__„_,—
preferred
United
2-18
$25c
York
i New
preferred
3-17
iquar.)
Co.,
preferred
4,a%
2
21c
Gas
(quar.)
from
Co.,
,
1-20
5-
10c
Corporations, Ltd, class B (quar;),_
preferred 1959 series (initial
i.
5%
7%
3-
+25c
(quar.)
common
Regis
San
2
3-23
action
$4.40
2
2-15
Iquar.),
Shipbuilding
Re id,
Car
Biscuit
4 Vi %
2-12
50c
75c
:
(Jacob)
3-10
iquar.)
1
——i:15c
!
2-19
2
90c
Co.
(Calif.)
Artists Theatre
United
3- 1
3-10
10c
—
3-15...:
3-10
2-
iquar.),—
Co.
Vulcan Mold &
2-10
3-30
$1.12'-'a
(increased
(quar.)
Co.
Tank
2-10
>
Stock
2-U
2-15
15c
2-11
3-31
,
$1
——
Co. of Omaha Ltd.
5
15c
common.,,
+25c
B
this
Ryan
St.
2-18
2-26
20c
10c
Co.
preferred
5*2%
1
3-15
1
.
&
3-
$1.75
;
iquar.)
preferred series A
Norfolk
ers
S1.12V'a
.
iquar.)
2-11
2
62 VaC
(quar.)___—;2—,
Lumber
8
2-
(quar.),,;.^,^
Corp. (qtiar.),^
common
convertible
(No
•'
3-11
(quar.i^—
2
3-
62*.2C
Stockyards
United
•2-
3-1
3- 7
1
,
50c
-
Paper, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Ruppert
3-11
1
G&s Light
(quar.i
Realty Co. (increased annuali
Chemical
North
1
4-
iquar.
V
common
Ire.
Zinc
Increased
6V
A
Chemical
MTg.
preferred
North
L
;
a,
pfd.
(Delaware)
_
&
Neiman-Marcus
4V
7%
4-
10c
Tile
5%
2-15
50c
1-2$
2-17
2-16'
•
3-
2C
40c
iquar.)—
Corp. (quar.
Union
J<
'
2-29
2%
t—
preferred
Rose Marie
3-20
3-15
Hass,
Co.,
Extra
2-U
t37'4c
__
iquar.)
—
Neisner
1
1
$106 V4
„
iquar.)
Shops
Vulcanized
Extra
National
4-
3-
3-10
35c
62
Co.
5%' preferred
t
(increased
Corp.
Royal State Bank
_
common
dividend
Nattonal
90c
1>
62*
—__—
Carbide
United
'
dividend
Co.
Union
2-19
2-29
7V-»c
;
;
(quar.i
Transit
&
Class
Corp.—
iquar.
Co..
Co..
Starch
Stock
2-U
(quar.)
8
3-
30c
—
Street
Union
1-20
■
3
30c
( quar. I
preferred
National
National
preferred
Chemical
2-
tlOc
;
(Delaware.)
Co.
i
Rubber
Union
;
Extra
2-26
2-29
preferred
'
2-15
3-
Manufacturing
4%
Ltd.—
Gypsum
National
Nopeo
$3.60
&
preference
National
4
4-15
(quar.)
Groeers
3-
2-29
60c
2- 5
Inc.—
LaSalle
South
Tyler
,
;
■
stockholders'
to
Copper & Brass. Inc.
Drug & Chemical Co.
Rolland
2-26
4
17'aC
__
iquar.)
iquar.)
preferred
National
50c
(increased-s-a>
common
Company.
3-
$1.75
Inc.
Co.,
Distillers
Common
50c
—
—-
Hess.
preferred
National
(quar.),,
iquar. l
National
National
National
A
Electric
Quarterly
Quarterly
2-24
2-1
(quai.),^,,^—— 1-
Life- Insurance
3-15
Rexall
iquar.),—
4334c
(quar.)
Cable
St
Disc * Clutch
Twin
1
'
first
S3
Conduit
Quarterly
2-8—
3-10
2-1
'
split subject
approval March 8.-
Moody's Investors Service—
Motor
1 -27
2-19 '
*
50c
50c
^
Two-for-one
in
5
2-11
2-10
1-29
33%c
(quar.)_^—______
preferred, conv series 1957 iquar.i,.
Century-Fox Film Corp. ' 1 Del.)—-
5%
:
"
,
Ltd.
Elevators-,
Tung-Sol
2-29
■
20c
2-23
5%'..v-v. 3-18
68 %c .
3- 1
'
(stock dividend),,
com.
preferred
A.» Co.. $2 paftic.- class A
(C.
5%
—
non-cumulative
Class
30c
'
1
2-29
-$1
-
(quar.)_-L___,-_
preferred
Toronto
1-18
15c
—
5!-a'e- preferred (quar.)i.—--—
Reading Company—
•
*2-29
Reed
tquar.)—_<
2-
20c
-—
'
Triangle
(quar. >_,__
dividend
Raytheon Company;
v
2-29
3-31
25c
Co.
Insurance
Inc..(quar. )„„
Corp. (quar.)
Stock
iquar.)
Insurance
1
3-
Carolina)—
Raymond
3-15
Incorporation.
Chemical
Monumental
2-
3-15
3-lo
3-1
100%
(quar.)--—
Tiffany & Company (annual)
——-J™
Title Guarantee Co. |N. Y.)
(quar._
Title Insurance St Trust Co. (Los Angeles) —
Common
*
technical change
,
(North
dividend)
(stock
Holder*
3-4
1
Twentieth
a
a
2-15
$1.25
$1.31 U
40C
'
(quar.),,,—
Chemicals-
Texize
25c
Insurance
When
Payable
'30c
quar.)1
(increased
Oil
&
,
,
Thrifty Drug Stores
|
—;
Quaker City
proposal to pave
the way for a three-for-one stcck split.
Directors, however,
took
no
action
on
the
Mexico—
(quar,)
Life
2-29
—_
Equipment
Stockholders
New
Coal
2-15
2--0
(quar.)-„,_-,*.,^-,,^
Annual
''i
^
,
Pyramid
1
4 VaC
Mohawk
of
Pacific
2-10
3-10
2-U
5
4-
Service (special)—
Line Co., common,—
50c
—20c
class -A..*■
Ltd,
of Company
,
Texas
(increased)
Pure Oil Co.
1-29
2-26
Co.
Name
2-15
2-25
Service
preterred A
5.25%
preferred
Per
of Rec.
Share
Holders
—.
Common
3-16
Public
Pipe
3-
25c
—
When
Payable
Insurance Co. (R. I.)
Industries,
5fr
$1.10
—
preferred
Public
*
2-23
-.---r1-
S1
participating class A (accumulative)
Mississippi Power Co.. 4.40% pfd. tquar.)__
460'-
3-14
35c
_
2-
12c
Ltd.
Co..
i
Ry.
par
Share
Company
QuarterlyPrudential
2-20
25c
—
.
^
Minneapolis
.
20c
_
<monthly)—
-
1-20
2
2-20
of
Providence Washington
7
3-
1
3-
1
25c
iquar.),
iquar.)
3-
4
2-
62 VaC
iquar.)
Products
Name
2-U
—
Warehouse
Packing.
Water
i
50c
(s-a)—v.
iquar.)—„
Laboratories
Mitchell
3-15
(quar.)_
Michigan Seamless
Mickelberry's Food
Miles
Co.
Assurance
Brick
H.i
37 '4c
(quar.)—
iquar.)
Manufacturing
Payable of Rec.
25c
Inc.
\
Holder*
"
Share
/fame of Company "
capital gains)'
com.
tquar.>__
37 VaC
2-
1
1- (
■
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1-1:
Number 5921
191
Volume
.
..
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
Per
of Company - ^
Photocopy Equipment—
Name
African
^
^Special
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.
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\ % 4.
,
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Scan
(increased)
»
Water Works,
common
2-
Byers
i
:
70c
(quar.)
"
1
6-24
•
12-31
2-15
2- 1
3-
'
'
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.
12-31
>•
1
iNew
5%
i
2-10 '
.
2" 1
t2-1> 20e
' 2- l r
2-
common
"(quar.)________ *
.'Aviation,'- incl—
ninitial
v
preferred
1-20 4
1
1-
8
1
1-
8
75c
: ;■"
2-
%c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
1
v
3-
1
,
3-15
V 3-
1,
3-15
3-
1
2-15
2-
.%■ 30c/
'
preferred
450V
iquar.)_l
SI. 12%'
_____
Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
-$2.40 2nd preference A (quar.)________—
$2.50 preference1 B (quar.)_
2-
{25c
{60c
Argus
1
l-n
162Vic
Fuel Oil Corp, (quar.)___—J-^25c
Louisiana4 Gas, hew com. (initial)
: 25c*
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co.—
35c convertible
preferred' (quar.)___i____
8%c
Arnold Constable Corp. (stock dividend)____
•
4%
Aro Equipment Corp.,
4V2%, pfd. (quar.)__
V56%c' 4
Arc Oil Corp.
(quar.)-:f_4—4; 30c
2-15 %
2-
Arkansas
3-15*'
2-19
7% pfd. (quar.);
Ashland Oil k Refining Co., com.
1_
Water,
Artesran
2-15
3-
2-
preferred '(quar.)—U
37Vic
$5 preferred .(qu'ar/)__7.%i:"__4_____4:.**: 4 $1.25
$5 2nd preferred iquar.
$1.25
Associated Stationers Supply (quar.
4%, 25c
."3-15
Lines,
Common
(quar.) ,
non-cumulative
5(r
Inc..
cl.
Fe
A
(quar.)Co.—
Ry.-
Atlanta
&. Charlotte
11-
1.
1-
17V2c-
preferred
3-
25c
1-
4.35%
SI.02Vi*
$1.083/4
preferred
Life
B
Quarterly
Quarterly
Extra
2-
'4
' r
2-
25c
.
v_.^„r:o,i_-2...^^i:i'--^_*_i._.::V
Ltd.
(quar.-)__-.
—L_J_
7-15
2-1
Steel
Avonoale Mills,
15c
v*
prior preferred (qitar.)_
Inc.— •
Non-oum. -pfd.-____lLj_2.Li
common
I',SiiF- Company
(quar.)
^preferred
5%
1
1
1 *
5%
1-15 %
i
.5%
5%
v
1-15
...
"
2-
•
1-15
1-15
-
f
5%
•
T-20
/
Central
-2-15
'
1
-V
Central
2-29
2-1
1-16
2-
1-16
'
1
2-20
-
1V2%
'3-25
3- 4
2-25
37%c
<quar.)____
3-21
1-29
2-19
37V/2C-
6-20
:
2-19
"'
$1
6-20
5-20
*
Cfemral
$1
9-19
8-19
.
„
V..J2%-
i
•
diviclend")_I.
3-
•
(quar.)-
{25c'v
<quar.)______
{25c
7%
pfd.. (quar.)j
Mfg.,
com.
-
.(stock
rRdfe, Mhtual.Pundt"
4747ift
.
-
(quar;)______
•
3- 1
3- 1
'
V-
'
•
securities
profits)
•
j
3-31
&
Seal
preferred
preferred
2-10
1-20
2-10
3-21
Cunningham
3-10
6-21
9-
Dahlstrom
6-10
9-21
-
"
Dallas
Drug
BoilSklhnBowlini
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$1.07 -'
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4%
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(quar.
—
■
Cleveland
"&
$3.50
4-1
2-1
'
4-1
4-1
4-
1
1-
Finance
(monthly),
(monthly)
B.
4.25%
I
4.65%
3-31
6%
37 %c
40c
Paper,
3-
1-29*
1-15
2-15
2-
;
Commonwealth. Edison,, common
4.64%
5.25%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)—
;
1-15
'
2-
1
1-20
3-1
2-10
3-
'
2-10
1
from
1-27
2-15
2-
2-
1-15
•
v
•
1
1
■
net
2-15
2-
5
40c
<
1
•
3
2-
1
3
2-
1
3-
3
2-
1
25c
quar.)___
-
33-
$2
____________
3-
1
$1.19
2-
'
1
1-15
70c
3-25
2-
1
1-
4
37 %c
2-
1
and
class
Trust
1-
4
35c
2-15
2-
2
15c
2-15
1-22
15c
A
v
3-14
30c
*____
class
-
2-15
"
•
(quar.)
common
2-15
1-22
,
|
B
10%
3-10
1-23
17c,
Shares_*l*___
deposit receipts-(interim)
3-
Extra
2-
1
1-15
-
5.-13
6-1
9-.
1
5%
*
Dover
6%
1-20
$1.12%
4-1
3-
3-
2-10
4-;
Dun
1
2-10
2-11
1-22
3-
87 V'»c
-
2-15
30 c
2-15
3-31
1-22
2-29
2-15
1
.
Corp.—
1-29
444c
4-15
3-31
{15c
2-
1
1-15
{37 Vac
2-
1
1-15
.
:
(quar.)
!
415c
2-
1
$1.25
2-
1
i
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'
I
343/ec
3-
1"
(quar.)——*
•
A
2-18
•'2-28
3-
'
1
1
1-18
45c
3-10
2-
414c
.
2-19
2-15
2-15
'
1-15
2-16
130c
(quar.
,
-
1
15c
(quar.)i_
'
1-15
25c
—
class A
22-
2%
dividend.)__*__i
1
1
2-15
$1.50
(stock
'
3-15
10c
2
1-25
1
40c
common
(quar.)_
Dupuis Freres, Ltd.,
4.80%
preferred
1-29
%
Ltd., com.
(quar.)
1-22
2-25
2-25
-
2■
2
1-30
1-30
.
3-15
2-
3-18
1-25
87V2C
50c
..
1-29
A
Brewing
Duro-Test
{20c
"
(quar.)
& Son,
International
Duquesne
2-
2-16
.{20c
Metals & Supply (quar.)_
Bradstreet
(increased)
&
4
gains
(quar.)___
California—
"
-
Industries
Dunhil!
1
8
2-15
2-15 1
25c
Ducommun
*
1-
4-1
39c
(quar.)__;:
preferred
2-15
37 %c
97c
preferred
5%%. preferred
2-15,;
45c
"
1
3-1
12c ordinary
(quar.)__*_
of
(J.. H.)
2-26
and
Ltd.,.
5%
Co.
Dulany
"
37 %c
(quar. )_____*
Tar & Chemical
Dresser
10c
1
(monthly)
(85c from capital
Ltd.
pref.
3-11
2-
2-
*
*
{20c
1-22
25c
-50c
Inc.
Dairies,
Oil
2-1
2%c
.
preferred (quar.)__,
Fabrics, .Ltd',, com. (quar.)_
Corp.,
Douglas
12-22
2-25
*
Fields
Bridge,
conv.
3--5
net
■____*_
Dominion
1-14
3
3r31
65c
'
2-11
2-
20c
from
non-cumultaive
2nd
8-15
3-7
5%
8%c
Inc.___
(quarterly
income)
Fund,
Dominion
'
2-15
1
Fund,
Inc.
payable in cash"or stock
payment' in cash)„-*-.
Dominion
1
7
5%
East
pfd.
conv.
(1956
series)
(quar.)
31 %c
Kootenay Power. Ltd., 7% pfd. (accum.)
Industries. Inc. (quar.)__*—_—
3-15
2-29
{$1.75
3-15
2-29
Eastern
$1.25
2-
1-29'
10c
2-
1-15
6 V'2 c
2-
1-15
6 V2c
3-
2-15
6 »/a c
4-
3-15
6 V2 c
(
5-
4-15
$1.12%
2-
31 'Ac
2-
„
1-15
1-15"
60c
3-10
2-15
25c
2-15
1-20
Eastern
$1
Racing
preferred
Eastern
States
Assn.,
$1.06V/4
•
2-15
2-1
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
Corp.
preferred (accum.)
B
preferred (accum.
Utilities
Eastern
Elastic
1-15
3-
1
2-10
50c
2-
1
"2-
1
2-
1
12-23
•
1
2-
1-
8
1
1-
8
2-
2
50c
2-
1
1-15
$1.12%
2-
1
1-15
'
Stop Nut Co.
of
America
25c
(quar.)_2__
Corp. "(stock, dividend)
Emco,
■
5%
Ltd-.
3c
(quar.)—a——
Electric
Mfg.
Co. .(stock
{12%c
100%
dh
$1.25
District Electric,
preferred
Empire
State
Trust
Oil
5% pfd. (quar.)___
(quar.)
(special)*—*——
12-23
$1.21%
—
2-
2-15
(quar.)__l—•_—;
12-23
2oc
3-15
55c
Investment
4%%
1-11
3-15
4-1
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Electrographic
Empire
1
1
$1.75
——
Associates
Ekco Produets Co.-,-common
4V2%
24-
(Md.)—
A
$6
Empire
2-1
y
10c
7%.c
(quar.)____
25c
$7
Emerson
$1.16
common
(quar.)
Electronics
$1.16
—
2-15
5%
"
5
40c
*
on
Investment
Shares,
Dominick
3-14
2-15
$1.06
(quar.)—
1-11
Ltd!—>
Domihguez! Oil
5
3-31
'
■
(quar.)__
1
30c
Houses, Inc., (increased) (3-for-l split
subject to approval of stockholders Feb. 15)
Dodge Mfg., common (quar.)_
$1.56 preferred (quar.)
k_,
2-15
1
2"19
$1.50
class" A
4-
2-
$1.25
A-(quar.)
(quar.)—*
Investment
American
8
.
—
1-21
4-15
12c
Corp.,
dividend
investment
1-30
1-
2-11
$1
—-T-*—r——
preferred (quar.)-l
Combined. Locks
(quarterly
Coatings—
Co.,
3-15
2-10
2-1
10c
•
-
1-21
1
-
Dobbs
.
Southern' Ohio - Electric—
preferred, (quar.)—,—
preferred: (quar.)_.—
1
2-
(payable in class B stock)
1
—*
Columbus
1-J5"
2-
9c
;
(quar.)
Diocesaii
Dividend
——
,
8
(quar.)
Distillers
:
60c
_
2-15
8
(quar.)_____
Stock
%
$1.25
.(quar.)Colorado Oil & Gas Corp., $1.25 pfd. (quar.)
Columbian Carbon Co.
(quar.)
•_
Columbia Gas System (quar.)—————
Columbia Pictures Corp., .
$4.25 pryferrfed (qtiar.)____———.•-
1- 8
B
3-15
$1.25
4Va%' preferred
1
4
8
)■
Fund
preferred
Class
Co.rr-f
Common
(quar.)
National
Dominion
-
3-
3-
1-
A preferred
(quar.)
Raynolds, new com. (initial)
1-20
$1.25
(monthly 1
•
3-21
1
class
&
3-31
$2
•
*
9-15
2-
:
Supply Co. of New York
1
6-15
.
Chemical
Soto
4%%
4
1
14c
;
common
debenture
2-1
30iS
Co.__—---4— _______
Insulated .Wire
Common
2-16
3-11
3-11
3-H
1
-
7-
$1.13
.
'■
9-29
>
1-
(quar.)
1_
De
".'
4
3-10
1-
v
Dentists'
,
1-21
1
2-
75c
5%.
2-J.6
3-21^
1-4
preferred
Common
$8
-
.
1-15
(quar.)
3- l
3-4
1-4
2- 1
1-15
2-29
2-
"
60c
pfd.,series. 1S47-and 1056 (quar.) —
Colonial Fund (from income)
——l_„
Colorado Central Power Co., com. (monthly)
,
1
4-
1
1
—____—
_*
common
2-10
---
1- 8
2" 1
3-15
1
2-
4-15
4-
1
Dickey (Wl S.) Clay Mfg. (quar.)
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp.- class A (quar.)__i_
62V2C
Co., common (quar.>._—
(quar,)——*——
Colgate-Palmolive
.
2-
f(quar;)___
Devoe
4%
:
k
1-15
$1.75
—
Diamond
;i2V'2c
.
2-15
'2-
income)
Mfg.,
Voting
1%
Cbchrane-Dunlop Hardware.Ltd.—
Class
A
1 quar.),—--
3-10
8%c
*
(initial)
Income
investment
$1.50
special guaranteed (quar.)
—
7%
guaranteed —--—
{,7;"""'"
Coea-Cola
Co.
(three-for-one)
split)
1-11
1
1-15
1-15
$1
■
1-19
<
'
l.
-
$1.06
-_*_*i
1-19
$1.50
RR,—
Pittsburgh
I-
4-
•
20C
(quar.)
1
-
26c
,(quar.)_—
12-30
1
2-
40c
Co
Door
1
-1——-.
(s-a)
common
-
*
4
2-
25c
;
2-
1 quar..»_____
Corp.
1-
2-
$1.75
(quar.
2-
Co
Colonial
.2-
30c
10c
Products
1-29
1-15
1
2-15
j.
$1.75
-
1-19
v
Collyer
,
Delaware
1-15
1
3-15
'
5%
(quar.)———V-—
City Title Insurance Co.
(N. Y.) (extrai__
Cleveland Electric Illuminating, com, (quar.)
4V/2%- preferred .iquar.1
—
•
1S1.09
10c
Co„.
2+15
2-
{50c
*
3-15
—.—
1-8
,'
1
2-15
'
com. (quar.)____
RR. Co.—
10c
-
(quar. )*_-____
1
(quar.)—___—
2- 8
1-8
;
y2-
1
2-
25c
3-104- 1
2-4
10c
-
Service
1-29
___.
.♦
!
2-10
2-15
{5c
dividend
Diversified
2- ll
2"15
4- 1
95c
new com. (initial quar.)
C3f')r,nan Distillers Corp.—
Electric,
&
2-
2-29
$1.75
common
preferred
$1.50
(quar;)—_
(quar.)
5
2-29
*
(quar.)_
6c
Corp.' (increased
(Va.)
8
3%,
1
■
(quar.)
2-
30c
4-
(quar
preference
8
1
100%
2-
—
1-13'
3- 1
3-
50%
—-—---
Refining
&
2-
3-
Phipps Stores Inc.,
5%%
;
Co.
A
(quar.I
Industries
Dean
1-11
1
iy2-i5
15c
(stock
•
1
6c
(quar.)___
Transit,
preferred
Stock
..-
3-14
-3-1
2-
45c
<io, preferred'(quar..)— __r_——
- Nevv ■; Oi'ieans f.a
' Texas -pacific
City
1-21
1
;
■
62 Vs c
America—
4
3-
i5c„ 2-15
Dayton Rubber Co.—
2-15
City "Investing Co.,
•
Union Ghs'
9
.
2-
{12 VaC
-
12+
•
2-15
2-1
.
1
red (quar-)win Taunton Gas—
12-21
$1.25
"-1-
{72V'2C
Telephone—
BroeW
9
3-15
dividend)——
I-
35c
•
Davenport Water, 5%^ preferred
Daystrom, Inc. (quar.)
6-10
9-
7%
: 3-10
9-21
—*
preferred
Cities
2-11
1-20 1
.
-
3-21
6-21
.
"23c
preferred (quar.)-—————-.
5% preferred"(quar-.
5%. preferred (quarO—
;
1-28
1-29
>
9
$1.25 *'
2- 1
500
$1.19
15c
7VaC
(quar'1
Columbia
.
12-
50c
of
1-15
2-1
10c
-
preferred(quar.)
Dallas
Daryl
..,
Cincinnati;
••
l'25
1-30
3-19
3-10
___
-
..4
12-21
$1.25 ?
$1.25
5%
2-19
-1-15
s
1-12
3-10
t1?' of America (initial quar.)*
6c
Breezi r' J<) & Sons (quar.)'.
$1.25
Bridge
,(st°ck dividend5% 1
Coimn
Tank Co- of Canada, Ltd.—
'
S2°?norn (nuar.)___" ;
J30C
(t(uar.)_
v
,
9
—'
(s-a»——
—
Cincinnati-Milling Machine Co., com.
,
2-1
W°rest P'oduote, Ltd.L—J
$1.25
9-
-
6-10
9-21
1-29
Cincinnati Inter-Terminal
*
3-10
6-21
2-15
Cincinnati iGas
,
2-24
2-15
(p
«S£meSUmbla
V
dividend)—:—
Trust (extraf—
-
14
{17 %c
35c
A.——
,
3-15
2-1
75c
37.% c
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.
4%
,-3-21
>.
:,
27c
Chesapeake Corp.
.(»
25c
,
<Q«ar.)
(quar->
$1.25
$1.25
1-29
S.
3-
dividend)
Light, $4 pfd.
preferred
;4%%'
1-29
Co.
Ltd
Stores
Metallic
Pow:er &
$4.24
12-- 9
2-15
-
,
12-21
9
2-29
convertible
,
.
24c
Sugar
.3-15
3-15
■;
1-20
-
2-
'
2-
1
1-21
1
1-15
2-29
2-
4-22
3-22
y23-
5
1
1
1-26
2-15
$1.18%
3-
1
2-15
30c
2-
1
1-11
,
(N.
convertible
Y.)
Co..
(stock
dividend)
(quar.)'
preferred
(quar.).
2-11
1-22
25c
3-10
2-19
1-30
1-22
54
Co.
CapweH
4 "0
30c
Emporium-
$2
l*
4
2-19
'
4-1
L.
:
3-30
(quar.
——
.
3-
1
3-15
I
4
{6c
(increased)
class
(quar.)
7%
81.12 Va
V
3-
■
4
17 %c
(quar.)
7%
25c
(quar.)
'
9
1-22
3-
75c
International, Ltd
Sugar—
preferred
3-31
(increased)-.
Chase Manhattan- Bank- (N. Y.)
2-8
2-12
2-19
'
______
S3
2-19
•'
Co.,
3-31
25c
City Stores Co.,
*
BotirJoik I?/6
"
:
2-11
Boston^Pm (initial" quar.)___
12%c
425"
i
Co-' co,nmon (quar.)____
75c
•g;?. preferred (quar.$1.06
■
Cork
4-25
$1.05
is-a)
Channing
2-8
3- 1
.3-1
2-1
87'"c
1
Crown
•4-25
$1.25
common.——.
.
:
International,
{5c
25c
new common -(initial)— _*
Public Service - tquar.)___
4-
25c
Cork
Dennison
Corp.—
new
•
.
Crown
.
7%
*
$1
com.
1
1
i___
{
(quar.)___
com.
Corp. (stock
class A (quar.)_
CO.,
25c
(quar.)
1
2-
1
4-1
45c '
Class
1-15
1
8
3-
Cuban-American
—
;
3-10
2- 2
12-31
3-1
-
—
Brow."
2-
13-
2-20
$1.13
B jf quar.)___.
Crouse-Hinds Co.. (quar.)
■
.
1-15
..
2-24
4-
93 %C
(initial'
Controls
Crossett
-
2-15
1
Markets Co., 5% pfd.-(quar.)
(a cap. gains distrib.)
Champlin Oil
1-20 X
-•
2*15
2-15
<
aP_° iS'
c- (q«ar.)_.
Booth*Fkh «wne Co- ' (quar. )^>__
Borax S,h
Coi'P- 4% pfd. (quar;)
less ]!.
'5(S| Ltd- (final of 4.25 pence
Bora \v
lncome tax)__
3V
nn,erf CorPv common (quar.)__„__
Brect P
"
1
Crush
_________
.common-
Chambersbiirg. Engineering
•
v'3-10
• •
3-1
50c
30c
75c
'• 1
investment income and
v
•
■.
2%%
—
-
f
1
2-12
$1.06%
$1.18%
%50c
-uw
dividend)
R.-n^ai?y ,tJuar-)
6'
ohacco, common
Blu»" pfw
]"
*ed ((lUar-)
$3
3-
8
2-
27 v2c
Co.
Preferred
K
3-10
1
4-
15c
?" Works <quar,)___
t I strument
West
on
(stock
:
2-1'
2- 1
•
15c
(initial)________10c
4%''- P!'! erred ,fiuar.)________
Btlmonf
rred ,t)Uar''
Bioch
2-3
20c
n
new
3-24
4•
+17V2c :-
common-
Bell'*
led ,(hiar.)_____j__
Be
f g08»ett. Co. (quar.)
AHowell,
4- 4
4-1
-
.
o
p
1-
-
3-12
*_;
Real 'Estate
Store
Common
1
(quar.)
Beverage Corp. (year-end).
Corp., Ltd;__.
2-1
.
r
.
V?re i:rcd (q.uaiv);__
; '• {35c
ffi tt Corp. ,quar.)40c
Be £l
g'.Co' <initial
20c
4V
\
(Texas)—
Corp.,
Pasco- Corp.
Chanlberlin
2-
35c
Cowest
Cramer
3-12
__
(q'uar.)_*___—
Co.,
Violeta
de
Chain
1-22
,*3-24
3-3
«.
Cerro
1-29
2-1
.
,
-
South
Century Food
2- 2
-
4-4
25%
•
1
2-10
Beerh
&
6-10
'
Electric,
Vermont
Central
1
{ioc
Cott
1
1
______
Light
&
quar.
Sova
'.
.*>
2-
$1.12%
;;
:
'
1
Century Shares Trust
1%
Etfr I t?m?elli' Ud
mnap Hardware
1'
7-
Initial
5
1-15
(quar.)
25c
dividend
&
Central
5
1-
1
65c
Inc. (stock-dividend).
Corning Natural Gas Corp. %quar.)_____
Imperial Mills, Ltd.
(quar.)
4-
!——
preference' (quar.)_-l_—
preference (quar.)__—
preference (initial)—
Central
8-19
(quar.).______.;______w__..„_^ ' i50c
Maik«ts- (quar.)-_„______^__ •
15c
^0rp' (increased)^
^.4
'V" V35c,DistJlling. (quar.)
' 7Vicd
■al [ :divicJend
2^ ^F00,ds
5-20
>
3-21
1-
1
3-15
;
Co.,
{10c
B
4 9-19
1
22-
$1.04
.•
(increased):
prior;preferred A
2-15
A
$1.40
2-
55c
4
Cosmos
-
k\
!
3-15
_2
Ltd.
.Varnish
4-
'
(quar.)^*
B (quar.)
B (quar.)
—
B *1 quar.——-B." (quar.)*_%'i--_'L_------_-
preferred
$1.40
$1
JJvf,1- Oil Corp. (Stock dividend■
pJJJst A
power & Paper Co. Ltd.—
uass
British
com.
A
Securities
$1.50
,
37'2c
(quar.)
leaver Lumber (St0ck
Ltd.—v
'»•
5
{25c
Cooper-Jarrett;
'V;
5
1-29
2-15
h
10c
—
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred (quar.
Central
1-
15.' 1960)_____
$1.05
(quar.)—
4'%-'
1-29
1
(quar.)
Transportation Lines
$1.75
(quar.)
A' (quar.)__
Louisiana
Power
2-
.>
•
-
35e
Paper—
common
Corp.
March
11%C
(initial)
com.
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.
10c
common
"
r«
5c
:
——.____.—-j~~'
4
'
12Vic
Vu+L pJ^.f,erred '(QWAi*.!!
Brach
new
(quar.)
i-
V'2-
$1.13
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
mi
1-
12-31
•
2-. 1
33c
$i.i2y2
A(quar.
2-
5
•
(quar.)
Exploration.
Paint
$3
1-19
2-15"'
%</ 5c;
...—
—_____
A
2-
5
1-
split subject to approval of stock-
holders
'
.(quar.)—"
;_—
5%
30c
^
vcmmon
Bobbie
Boeim.
Corp.,
(quar.) —
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
1-
1
'
_____L__—
common
5.%'. preferred
*
Co.,
Steel
Continental
Conwest
1-15
;
!
2-29
2-1
{$1.07
'Co. -(quar.)____*—____
& Co.—, v •
5%
4.50%
(stock dividend)___v_____;
RR.,
(quar.).
common
r»
Light,
4
10c
(quar.)
ItmL
T00ls
-aitimoie k Ohio
Tn
&
1-4
Stock
Belod
l'T
(quar.)_t——
1- 4
2-
-
V
30c
'
'
(increased)
Best
'
1-11
2-15-
"'{$1.25 \
(quar.)__
Products,
$4.50 preferred
Avco Corp.
In* A
•
1-11
2-1
1-
2-23
2%c
,-t
'
convertible
Common
1-15
,
2-15
2-1
10c
—:
(quar.)
30c.,lion-;voting.
r
1
I
20c
(quar.)-,
Common
&
Can Co., common
preferred - (quar.)
(2-for-l
1
2-
2%'"-
(quar.)
1_
of'Georgia Ry; Co.,-
Common
; Common-
1
2-
■'
Power
Continental
.
1-29
2-23
*
:
.
vllt
4
2-
{75c
:
-
______
Central
1-15"
1-15-61
•
Eavctol
3-
:
4
2-
{8c
(quar.)__——
,
1c
(quar.)__I3Z~Z
class A
——
preferred
4/f
3-
2-
/
t2oc
<s-a»_—.1
Caterpillar Tractor Co., com.
V
4.20% preferred .-'(quar.)
;
10-15
:
2-
tquar.).
Continental
Cook
,
V-
"4-15
10-15
j25c
.
6%% conv. preferred
(quar.)-__L%-ll%c
Austin. Nichols & Co.— '
.
1
4-1
.
{$1.25
■
■
* 7-15
-
25c
*
;
...
Augusta Newspapers,
Automatic
; 1--5
<
$4.52
-
1-29
f
>
4V4% -pfd.
4-
•
+37 %c
■'
2-19
' 4-15
-
25c
—I-J25c
Development Mutual Fund (incr.)__
4c
$1.20
1
preference
1-29
i
$3.75
"•)
:
I.) Company, 7% preferred
preferred •(quar.)
Asbestos,- Ltd.
(interim)
-
5
52 %c
(quar.)
2-15
>2-15
2-18
(J.
Cashier
1-
$1.25
Power
preferred
<
v
15c
3-10
International
.
1
51 v2c
'
.*
Y.)—
(quar.)
'2-15
Casa
6V2%
; '
2-
sic
quar.
Consumers
1-11
40c
Case
f-
4
2-
93%c
i
Extra
efExtr?f
6%
7
7
"
Water
preferred
t$1.50
:
_____
1-7
3-15
Consolidated
"
Steels,
Atomic
1-
1-
3-11
25c
_•
Qt-arterlv
Atlas
1
3-11
50c
>■:,
'
2-1
3-19
20c
$4.50
+
tquar.)*_—:
Pirie Septt
41/a% preferred'(quai-.-)!_*_—_
Ca'rwin Company tquar.)
7 •>
50c
V
(quar;)
-
r.l-
60c
(quar.)-
Insurance jTuisa), Okla.)
2"
$1.18%
quar.
3.75%
l"
2-
1-15
1
"
(quar.)*—
Carson
.
1
4-
22 %c
V 2-19
^____I
(quar.)—!___*_
Co.
CarpenterV(L. ;E.)
^
(N.
3-21
{15c
I:
2-
(quar.)___
preferred
—_—_
Utilities,'Ltd.,
Power
Edison-,Co.
5% 7 preferred
;)
$4.16
—
Corp.
Carolina
2-19
2-1
$1.08%
(quar.)___*__w___
Atlantic Coast Line Co. ;of Conn, (increased)
Atlantic Coast Line RR. Co.
tquar.»
Atlantic Refining, common t
Atlas
12-31
'
'
v,2-.'l.
(quar.)____________;
preferred
(quar.)
:„__r
2nd
preferred
1
Carlisle
!__
Dearborn- Corp.
Consolidated
1-29
+87 %c
Fund,- Ltd.—^
non.-cumiilative
1
,
:JOc
•;•
(quar'.)____.
Consolidated
'
4
2-
■
j
25c
—
()."■
!
.
_!
shares
5%, preferred
1-29
-3- 1
.
1'
preferred
4.33%
;.*
preferred
2-29
—
'•.
•
Oil
Canadian
1-29
,
1
2-
(s-a)_i^":.w !S4.50
Electric—
4%. preferred
(quar.)__
4':ia% preferred 4(quar.)
4.75%
'-1-15
2-16
!
-
______•
Investment
Carborundum
(s-a)_
Line- Ry.
4%
1-18
4
1
(quar.)
{32 Vac
-iL
Cos.,-Ltd. (quar,
Canadian;-Pacific Ry.; ordinary-(s-a)'__*__k
2-15
1
1-18
1
4
2-
;
+87V2C
us-a )___
Special
1
2-
.*;%
preferred
{25c
-
Class 'A j(s-a
Canadian
2-15 4
2-
30c
Air
2-15
-2-15V-
,4
2-
{20C
^a
.
1
50c
$2.09
Increased
< quar.)_.
Packers,.Ud.—
Canadian
1
*.
4
1
2-
5%
;
*
L__
Foils, Ltd.; common-(quar.)
B
I
2-
'
(quar.)
.common
Canada Southern
Ry.V '(s-aV,
Canadian Bronke, Ltd,,-common
5%i preference uquar.)
"i
3-15 '"
City
.
4
:
—
Atlantic
9
33c
participating class A (quar.)_-*_—_
Class
,.
3-15 4
_______
A?' Santa
r;:.
'
,%
2-
2-15
$20c
;
$2.06
4
2-1
31V4C,
dividend)-
Ltd.,
preference
Canada
-
2«-l—12-31
$1.50
Truck
60c
v
2-li:
3-15
Associated
1 V
2-19' '*•"
*'
1
3-11
25c
Atcr.ison-Topeka
r' $1.30
Canada
1-29
3-24
Cement,
'
V4
.44V
-
43%c
(quar.)V
Common; (stock
Canada
2-1-1-20'
Arkansas
-
-
^ 3- 1 -'" 1-207.
2-1
'
1-20
;
prefera'ed- (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)___California Western Gas Co.—
2-15
Ltd. '(quar.)—
r
1-22
"'I-
1
2-
31c
$1.25
3-
35c
_
1
;
32c ,v.
(quar.)!_!______
1
3-
28%c
(quar.
.3-
li
;
47 %c
3-15
27 %c
(quar.)_
21c
$1.37 %
*
,___
preferred (quar.)'__*__
$2.04 preferred (quar,)___
3-15
27c
(quaj*.)i
$1.24
r,
._!*—
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Co.,
1-29
1
this dividend)*
National
1-25
2-15
per
-G©nne^4eat-^gh^HS5fFdw€r--eo5=i»r-rj—rV^-4-
■
..
$25.50
at
1
Holders
to
issue
$2
■-'
•v'7.25c
2
1-12
1
3-15
'25c
-
--
12-30
2-
,25c
10c
E'xtral' _i.
•.V'' b
22
3
(quar.)- '
(entire
March
on
preferred
Conduits
"2-15— —1-18—r-
-J--0-,
"
(quar.)^__.
$1.20
5',i preferred (quar. >_*___—-—
/;;62%c.V ,V2-1-20
Anthes-Imperial Co., Ltd.— -;:'! rV
",;:4; V''"-!
4 4.4
' "''4444! 4'
5%% preferred B (quar.) — __;—
J$1.37(2
2-1'
1-19'V
Appalachian Power Co., 4V2%. pfd. (quar.)" $l.l2fr
2- I
l-li
2-
of Recs.;
2-
(quar.)
Concord Natural Gas, common
5V*2%
Payable
(a
32c
Corp.
preferred
redeemed
share plus
8
(Del.)
Coral Ridge
Properties (initial)
_i_l
Connohio, Inc., 40c preferred (quar.)
"
com,
Natural* Gas
convertible
be
8
2-
(quar.
Packing^Corp.
5%
:
r.
quar.)
pieferred
5,50,%«; preierred;
4-
7-
5c
r-
preferred, (quar.)k__J.__"J_*______kconvertible
1
7r29
-
$1.75
„
Co.
.
distribution),..
Commonwealth
8
4-29
{20c
.
(quar.)
common
5.%.
capital- gains
1-15
$1
{20c
;_1_
M.)TCo..
Investment
When
Share
Company
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp.
4-
ealifOfnia'Water'Ai Telephone,
■
1-21
4-30
..California
1-114
2-1'
s .00875
5:40%
v
1-11
.
1-30
25C
Calitoinfa Electric Power Co., $3
ptu. tquar.)
California-Pacific Utilities—
r' .7
.<
2-15
4-10
-V--g4ook-diVidendJ-%^l^-^%
2-1
'
15C
4-30
(A.
of
Commonwealth
(S. D.)—
•
2- 5
Par
Name
2-15
1
17V2C
California ..Eastern
.
3-
.
(quar.)
7%;" preferred
•
2-15
-
„
of Rec.
.*
'Quarterly
,3*- *l-4-4 -2-' 15—-1-
3- 1
7. 1
Holders
Payable
Bullodk's, Inc., 4%%preferred
(_quar.)______
% Burns.,&
Co.,:Led.,.common ("quar0■
i-i8
2-15
When
Share
,
BVl.quar;)
=
1-20
14
'
(.increased)
Palls
A
Class
,
1-26
2- 1
1 20c f
.4
2-26-
2-
;
«
Class
...
2-15
3-15
Co.
Buckeye Steel Castings' CO
Buckingham Freight Lines, Inc.
i-26
.
.
slil)%P1cierred--4d.uarJi._—...—3.4.?»
preferred (quar.)--—----——-—
31 %c
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred (quaro„—$2.25 •;
Si-American'Israel, 4%- pfd. (accum.)
25c "•
Anderson Electric Corp., class
2lie
Anglo-American Exploration,. Ltd.
-J.'-. •;
Stock dividend
I-.-v—— '
3.% ',
Ando-Canaciian Telephone, class A (quar.)1
{30c V4
$2.90 preferred (quar'.)T;_:___*___-___::;^ .. >
?73c;>V
4'ad preferred (quar.
—----Aniia^l Trap Co. of America,- com.Mquaf.)
>
V
2-20
of Company
Shoe
Buck, Hill
•' t,
2" 1
■
'
1
*
- ,
37%c
50c
'
3-17
,
,
.
Viscose Corp.
Name
Brown
h-;
40c '
'
Thermos
an
Par
of Rec.
'•.•»«*
' 100%
———-
Products Co.—(quar.)____
(quar.).._
»mprican
S
-
11
H olden
,
4-1
10%
(two-for-one
dividend
TnitiHl
"
-,
''
*
•
tlndiaimpolis^
*?££A <stock dividend)
imirican Steel Foundries—
•
15c
payment fr. -undistributed capital
^iSfstareriWu^W'co.
When
Share Payable
»
..
quarterly ———
—-—
Research &. Development— »•.
tirrfn
Sk
•
(511)
3-22
2-
5
50c
3-
2-
5
1
'
?!
12
Per
Name
Erie
Forge & Steel Corp.— '
{Stock dividend)
When
Payable
of Rec.
Great
\
'
Coal
West
1%
2-10
1-20
50c class A
6%
15c
2-
1
1-20
Class
62'Ac
2-
1
1-20
87 'AC
3-10
2-29
20c
2-27
2-12
1st
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)—;
Erie
k
Pittsburgh
gtd.
RR.
(quar.)
Erlanger Mills, common
(quar.)
4 'A %
prior preferred (quar.)
Eversharp. Inc., common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
$1.12'A
2-27
Great
B
30c
4-
1
1
3-18
debentures
A
Income
3-18
4-
debentures
B
Morse
Fall
Gas
River
6%
Co.
&
Co.
FaislalT Brewing
Co.
Bros.
Farmers &
1
Extra
30c
4-
6c
2-
1
class
4.60%
pfd.
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Interstate
Gulf
Lire
Mobile
2-
1
1-19
Gulf
2-
1
1-19
$5
prelerred
2-
1
1-19
$5
2-
1
1-19
2-
1
1-19
1
23c
2-15
1-31
28^c
3-15
2-29
issue called
Southern
Co..
Wisconsin
Food
4%
2-
8
7'Ac
2-
1
1
plus
2-
1
1-
2-
1
$2
B
2%
♦—4
00
7%
pfd.
17 *Ac
(quar.)
2-
1
Investment
income)
5c
Hartz
20c
2-
1
2-
I
1-15
12 Ac
2-
1
1-15
12Ac
2-
1
1-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company
60c
(quar.).
3-10
3-
25c
2-
Fund
(from
Income Fund
Freiman
(A.
4A%
(from
J. >,
7%
Hialeah
Quarterly
Fruehauf
Realty Co.
Hinde L
(quar.)
Holly
Holly
,
—_—
Trailer
Co..
4%
pfd.
(Charles
Futterman
Class
A
E.)
Corp.,
A:
Co..
Gar
class
5%
A
A
preferred
series
60c
conv
common
General
voting series preferred
General
(quar.)
S3.75
pfd.
4V2%
—
<quar.)
preferred
of
preferred
preferred
&
Co.
Co.
ne
preferred
of
the
preferred
Art
Co.
Co.
(stock
—"
_
(quar.)_
._
dividend)——
dividend)
(quar.)__
___
.
___
Insurance Co. of America
(S-a)
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
.'.
.___
iquar.)*
3-
1
3-
1
3-
1
2-
1
5%
<quar.)_
(H.
W.)
R.)
(initial-quar.)
Co.
&
Co.
1
National Bank <N.
Ttnion Co. inuar.).
Atlantic ic Pacific Tea—
Y.)
<s-a»
1-20
1-15
56 'Ac
2-
1
2-
1
Southern
Life
Inter-Ocean
2-
1
50c
4
'
2-
1
5
3-15
3-
2%
3-10
2-19
net
Breweries,
A
4'A%
3-
1
2-26
2
$2
preferred
International
Interprovincial
div.)
2-24
Motor
3c
1-25
Investors
Trust
2-24
1-25
$2.50
preferred
2-15
75c
3-10
%
2-15
3-31
2-
$2,50
from
3c
from
1
9
(Houstor
$2.50
•'
3-10,
3-
1
RR.
Power
2-
3
1
2-
3
1
2-
3
3-
1
2-
3
32-
—-
1
2-
1
1-11
2-
1
1-11
£1.29
2-
1
Lynch
8
8
v
1
1-
$1.25
'Ac-
3-31
2-16
2-18
M.
1-20
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
26c
Co.
Carrier
R.
A.
-
Systems
2-10
2-
1
Madison
7-
1
6-
1
($1.35
2-
1
1-20
3-
1
2-
1
4%
com,
1-
4
2-20
12-31
2-23
2-
from
income
1
—
B
________
capital
Funds,
Metal
Manning,
Marine
$1.75
3-
1
2-
5
2-
5
'
gains
1
1-15
2-
1-
1-15
;
2-
$1.06'A
35c
3-
1
3-
1
2%
b-IO
2-
5
2-
5
4-21
3-
1
2-
15c
3-
1
2-15
$1.75
2-
1
1-19
2-
1
1-18
25-
1
2
5
1-18
1-
18c
7
3-16
2-
5
}:25c
3-31
3-16
125c
6-30
quRr.
preference
A
4-18
25C*"
5-
2
4-18
8-
1
7-18
8-
1
11-
1
10-17
25c
11-
1
10-17
7-18
&
5c
Moore—
(quar.)____
Ry.
cvuru
McCord
$2.50
2-19
2-26
85c
——
3-10
3-15
3-15
2-26
2-26
-
(s-Bf
S3
1-22
1
12-31
2-25
2-15
2-
Indemnity & Life Insurance—
——
net
20c
—
Investors
of
Grain,
or
(special dis¬
long-term capital
stock).
Corp.t
v>uibudimuu
common
McCormick & Co.
12-31
1
1-15
1
132'Ac
2-
1
15c
2*
1
55C
(increased)—
(quar.
preferred
2-15
22-
2-29
22c
______
20c
(initial-quar.)
com.
—_—
Ltd.
j
Trust
realized
dividend
Corp.
1-20
3-15
1
35c
..
2'A%
gain3 payable in cash
Mayer (Oscar > & Co., new
McCall
iquar.)
1-20
2-10
4-
S3
85c
_____
stock
2-10
36c
+
1-20
2-10
Corp.—
Valley
Massachusetts
tribution
6-16
1-15
1
2c
\
dividend
Quarterly
2-
62'AC
(quar.)
______
——
Midland
Massachusetts
McCabe
7
1
Inc.—
Maxwell
Massawinpl
Stock
1-
1
2-
SI
—_
__________
shares-—;
Fully participating.
Marine
1-22
D30
.
$1.53
and
Bancorporation-Initial
Stock
25c
—
2-
217c
.
Special Investment shares
Sugar, Ltd., 0% pfd. fs-a)_-—___
1-19
37 Ac
—
1-29
.
shares
1-27 "
37'Ac
;
2-
2-15
231'Ac
(quar.)——_____
convertible
1-11
2-20
5
2-25 >
10c
.
dividend)
Petroleum
1
47c
1-20
.
5%
priority shares (quar.).
Convertible priority shares (quar.)
Mallory (P. R.) & Co.—
2-
"
(quar.)
7-20
2-29
2-15
Ltd.,
2-15
25c
(quar,)
4-20
i:"
Fund—
Managed
1
3-10
37'Ac
-
1
8-
2- 3
\ 16c
(initial-quar.)——_—_—_
Ltd., 6%, class A:pfdfc'.iquarfK«.. :-,>..230c >• '-2*15
preferred
5%
2-
1 'A %
45c
Island,
1-20
5-
H
3-10
(quar.)
Holdings, Ltd., class A
preferred iquar.)
MacLeods,
1
37 Ac
Rhode
2-1
V
26c
10c
Macy (R. H.) & Co.—
4 W'c
preferred A (quar.)
2-29
155c
—
1-15
1":
Corp.—
3-
35c
iquar.)
2-
:* 35c
(quar. )_,..
-
New common
1-15
f 13c
System
1
-;.1
-
-
1
2-
•
8
Lunkenheimer
$1.12Vi
$1.12'A
(quar.)
2-
.
3-11
.
t22'Ac
Manitoba
Ltd.
1-11
1-11
2-15
£2.50
.
Dynch Corp. (stock dividend)
Lynch Carrier System (quar.)
2-
V
Co.—
26c
1-
L
2-
81.11
>
1-
8
1-12
•
2-
$1.04
—
1
1-
Jv 3-15
_.35c
(s-ai
Co.—
1
2-15
1
3-31
10c
Convertible
(quar.
1-29
1
32'Ac
(quar.)—_____
2-
40c
•
preferred
Extra
'
1
3-
$1.24
preferred
Nashville
2-
9c
iquar.)____„
preferred
2-3
1
3-
(quar.)____
*,
8
realized
_____
Extra.
2 i
4
33-
—
8
In¬
——
$2.50
40c
of
23-
254c
—
1-
Mailman,
dividend)
1-30
1
3-
ll'Ac
1-
securi¬
from
2-15
3-31
210c
v
1
from
(quar.i
preferred
Extra
3-18
3-
Co,
1-10
1-18
—
1
5c
(10c
common
Extra
1
1
210c
(quar.)
2-
S3
(6c
common
Freight
2-
2-17
2-
>■
75c
—
Line,
2-15
Common
8
Y.) —
(quar.)
Fund
and
Co.,
2-19
t37'Ac
+54c
(quar.
Common
70c
(initial)___„__;
Pipe
3-10
40c
1-15
1-
31 'Ac
(ouar.)__
Silver
1
3-10
2-
(quar.)__
5%- partic.
Harvester, 7%
pfd. iquar.)
Holdings Corp. (final lor 1059
ordinary income )——__*__
International
Utilities
Corp., com.
(quar.),
2-19
3-
21c
preferred (quar.)—
Lucky Lager Breweries, Ltd,, common
Macco
net
2-
1
1-15
International
from
2-19
12'stC
(quar.)_
Light. 4.16% pld. (quur.)
&
1
xyv&P
(quar.)—..
Corp.,
preferred
4
(R. I ),
Lawrence
St.
1
Ltd.—
pref.
Interchemkal
3-
3-15
87'AC
—
4'A%
in
(quar.)
America (stock
Reinsurance Co.—
40c
25c
(quar.)
Insurance
gains
Corp. of
class
2-23
50c
&
Louisville
2-
13c
3%
(quar.)__
Co
Quarterly
of
securities
iN.
Fund
plus
3-10
$1.25
(quar.)
common
52
_
—
2-15
3-
25c
_
Great Northern
Ry.
1-15
Ltd.,
non-cumulntivo
5%
profits)
Interior
1-15
37'Ac
common
income
1
1-
pfd.
Commerce
income
1-29
60c
60c
53'AC
(quar.)—
Growth
2-15
50C
pref.
Co.—
55 V4C
(quar.)_—
of
Foundation
lie
—
capital
a
2-15
1
4-5
——
Corp.
Power
2-
51c
:
distribution
sale
SI 25
securities
1
5%
1-25
1
2-15
3-
.
1-15
2-
3-15
4 '/c
(Fort
Co.
5.16%
preferred
(quar.)______—
Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis Ry.
1-15
2-20
58 Ac
profits)
1
3-15
$2
dividend-—
Towing
ties
2-
1
4.96%
Shares, Ltd.—
Institutional
Insurance
2-15
1-12
1
1-18
—_
preferred
preferred
50c
:
of
investment
1-22
2-
20c
1
:__
Co.,
Institutional
1-15
2-15
2-
quar.)_
dividend
1
2-
4.44'A
2-
2-1
30c
Rubber Corp..
Louisiana
42'Ac
;
Ltd.
)a
as
Mills,
Bank
2" 1
2-15
3-15
1-18
40c
(increased
Paints.
from
preferred
Interstate
Extra
Lakes
....
1
1
2-1
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
$3.50
Lighting
Telephone
42-
$1.25
<quar.)__
designated
Heaa
3-
50c
Long Mile
$1
iquar.)__
-
vestment
2-
1
2-26
25c
Institutional
1-15
50c
3-18
5%
(quar.)
2-19
1-16
iquar.)
Island
25c
6%
preferred
(s-a)
Inglewood
Gasoline
(Increased)
•
Finance
Preferred
Lorain
2-19
4
1
1st
Long
(Ontario)—
4
3-
.7'aC
(quar.)
B
2-15
(increased)..
common
Flo-Gaze
Stock
1-15
57|jjc
15c
quar.___,
Great Lakes
Dredge & Dock Co.
Co.
Ingersoll-Rand
1-29
1
50c
dividend)
Grand
12-28
2-
35c
Great
Increased
2-
I
2-19
22'AC
(auar.)
(stock
1-11
2-
Local
3-
2-
(quar.)
Groceterias,
r
5%
International
:
(quar.)
Batteries
2-12
1
5
30c
12'Ac
__
1
Co.
2-26
•!'
20c
S>C
Insurance
(initial)
A
3-15
1
Life
.
4-15
4-15
Tobacco iquar.)
(quar.)________
Treating
Steel
3-18
2-
Co.
&
National
2-29
25c
4-30
96 ''itC
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred
(quar.)
Loblaw, Inc.
(10-for-l split)
2-29
4-15
40c
(Virginia!
Co.
Myers
&
$1.50
1-29
2-15
4-30
4-30
(quar.)
Co.
(Eli)
75c
"(quar.)
4'A%
Insurance
Class
2-11
1
:225c
—
Corp., class A (quar.)—
Loblaw Cos., Ltd., class A (quar.)
1-15
2-15
(quar.)__
3.85% pfd. iquar.)—
pfd.
(quar.)
Sons,
&
Lipe-Rollway
3
3-14
,
Engineering
tquar.)___
Inc.,
(stock dividend)
12'Ac
<quar.)_——____—„
realized
$1.50
Salt
Link-Belt
2-26
1
Company
Lower
Incorporated Investors
3-1
3%
12 Ac
(quar,)___
Goodman Mfg.. Co.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—
Indian
2-15
12'Ac
5c
common
1-20
2-
15c
iincreased-quar.)______
1959
1
3-10
2-
3-
215c
<quar.)_
Stores,
Class
1-20
6-
2-15
15c
Lindberg
1-15
10%
preferred-(quar.)____j___
gain
D.)
(James)
Lobl
__
»quar.)__
1
1
I
3-1
..:115c
iquar.)_____
Lincoln
Ltd.—
(qtiar.)__-
1-20
3-
Co.
preferred
1-20
22-
12'Ac
Co.,
Corp.
preferred
1-20
3-
1-20
___.
preferred
Co.
Power,
Industrial
27 Ac
1-20
1
1-25
*25c
_y——
Wayne)
(quar.)
Printing Co.,
1-19
1
30c
(quar.)
4.26%
1
B
Lincoln
2-15
1
8
:i25c
(quar.)____
—T—-r-T-r
(quar.)
(H.
1-29
3-
v
2-
Acceptance Ltd.—
A
Life
1
—
A
4.42%
1
3-15 ■"
B
Shops, Inc,
1
7'Ac
Trust Fund—Shares
;
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass
iquar.)—__—_—
1-29
6-20
:
Lexington
1-29
2-15
iquar.)
—
—
Lester
2
SI
—
Brick
preferred
'
50c
Press
Secord Candy
Levines,
1
3-
2-15
Co.
(quar.)——
Extra
4
2-
3-29
J47'Ac
Brick
4.20%
3-15
5%
preferred
2-
1-
2-26
3%
Smelting
Mortgage
4.08%
2-
$1.25
class
dividend
4.70%
2-
.
1
2-
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Industries
(quar.)
&
Power
2-
$1.27'A
pfd.
_
2-15
1-15
2-
2-
Year-end
2-15
40c
Industries
Lerner
$75c
2-15
.
$4
_—
scries
Illinois
,
'
I
Golden Nugget, Inc.
Goodall Rubber
Co.,
;/
1-19
2-15
Lee
3
2-
Hygrade Food Products Corp.—
4%
series
A
pfd. fquar.)
5%
2-
12'Ac
Lees
1-15
60c
dividend)
Mining «fe
Erie
Hydraulic
1-25
2-
1
50c
(quar.)_
Factors,
stock
&
13 Ac
Lilly
Refrigerator (quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door.(Stock dividend)
3
2-15
2-
10c
Power,
1-15
1-29
Liggett
<quar.)__
Increased
1-25
2-
&
(stock
2-16
4-15
:
re¬
(quar.)
common
2-15
3-10
40c
V,,
3-15
5% ' preferred
share
Hussmann
1-25
1
——
common
1
8
1
5%
♦
ld-N"»ional
1-
2-
62'Ac
(stock
A common
1
2-
$1.50
Corp. (quar.)
Glasspar Company (stock
dividend)——
Glatfelter (P. H.) Co.. com;
(increased)
4 *A %
preferred <quar.)_.—_—
Stock
2-
$1.25
._
Glasco
Company
Huron
.
be
1
1
4
100%
dividend
Extra
8
4
1-
iquar.)
Co.
Foods
Imperial
(quar.)___
(W.
2-
.
4 A%
preferred
Globe k Republic
1-
1
30c
preferred
Products
1-15
2-
Northwest—
_
(quar.)
Gillette
Gossard
2-15
$1.25
1-
1
$1.06'A
Production
Stock
1-11
Corp.—
Gibson
Great
10c
1
$1.30
(quar.)_
voting 2nd preferred (quar ).—1—__Li
Giannini Controls Corp.—
g
2-
62'Ac
$2
Great
1-29
64 'Ac
1—.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (qvar.)_
Extra
2-26
1
2-
SI.50
Y.),
Company
Hugoton
Hunt
3-16
2-29
2-
25c
dividend)
per
3-
1
1-20
55c
to
2-15
1
5-1
2-29
1
30c
tquar.)
$105
1-15
1
2-
9c
„
1
3-
9c
4-
Leslie
issue
2-
9c
3-
Class
3-25
2-
15c
N.
"9c
4
$1.75
Laurentide
1-15
—
at
Y.»
(N.
dividend
Illinois
—:
5.10%
conv.
4
62'Ac (
—
(quar.)
Waterworks
voting
1-
1
1
County National Bank (Jersey City)
Stock
Kentucky—
tquar.)
preferred
2-
Hudson
15
2-25
$1.50
Class
35c
(Entire
Lighting
Bay
Quarterly
!
A
(
preferred
Hudson
4
2-
20c
37'Ac
(quar.)
(stock
1-
3-10
—
1
31 Ac
(quar.)
___
Co.
2-16
27 Ac
Laura
—_—
&
1-29
6-30
.
.1
(quar.)——
common (quar.
Co.
(S. S.)
Lanston
dividend)
Sound
Idaho
(quar.—I
Teleph
2-
here
—:
Hubinger
8
1-
50c
preferred
Godfrey
1-
1
32'Ac
preferred
Gladden
1
2-
22'Ac
5.20%
5'2%
2-
♦
________
(quar.)
2-15
„
common
2-20
7-29
Company,
preferred (quar.)__-_l._____'_"_ll_
preferred tquar.)
Kuhlman Electric, 5'A% preferred A (quar. )
1-15
1
.
Y.)
1-27
25c
7%
payment
iquar.•
A.)
Feb.
Syracuse
Hubshman
8
93 •Ac
♦
5.16%
General
4%
Howe
8
33c
(quar.)
$2.50 preferred (quar.t
General Telephone Co. of
1
2-15
10c
Corp.,
Hardart
&
Houston
Indiana—
preferred
4.80%
1-
this
Extra
1-15
3 2'Ac
of
2-
3-
$15c
(N.
1-21
8
L'Aiglon Apparel, Inc. (quar.)
Laxe Superior & Ishpeming RR.
(initial)
on
B
Extra
Co.
(George
B
Kroger
35c
Co
preferred
A
Kresge
8
30C
pfd.
2-
1
10c
—.—
(increased monthly)
(monthly)
(increased monthly)
(monthly)___——
A
Class
Class
Hialeah-Miaini
quarterly
common
Hotel
California—
(quar.I
General
1
2-10
$1
(quar.)
S1.32
General Telephone
preferred
2-
28c
(quar >——____.
$1.30
Grace
5
2-15
1
$1.18%
-_.
Grace
2-
3-
$1.25
General Telephone Co. or Florida—
81.30 preferred B (quar.)
New
2-15
1
30c
(quar.)
Utilities
Co.
1-18
$1.25
(quar.)_
Ltd.
preferred
Horn
5
Equipment—
preferred
1
1-26
(quar.)—1
Insurance
plus
5
2-
15c
(quar.)
Public
the
common
deemed
2-25
General Telephone
Co
2-
15c
Corp. (quar.)
General Realty & Utilities
Corp
General Steel Wares. Ltd., common
5'i
preferred (quar.)—
Cla
3-
2-15
2-15
80c
(quar.)__
3-15
15c
1-
Corp..
2-
1-
—
The
2-
25c
6%
Corp.,
6%
2-15
3-14
Precision
S4.75
General
$5
3-10
2-11
Motors
Class
1-20
1-25
56'Ac
reported
2-29
SI
Kratter Corp.—
1-11
1
5
13 Ac
(quar.t—
preferred
Hormel
4
25c
preferred
1
2-10
5%
Inc
Glass,
Knox
Paper Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
(Henry)
12-14
36c
common
2-
1-30
3-10
Y.)
dividend
Stock
1-11
1-11
2-
8%
J45c
Renfrew,
1
2-
1
50c
Mills. Inc.,
General
6%
2-
1
2-
Fireproofing Co.__;
Investors Trust (Boston)
General
5%
1-15
(increased)
Co. (quar.)
Dynamies Corp.
(quar,.)
General
5%
;
25c
Baking
General
$2
3-
25c
(quar.)—
fquar.)
General American Corp.
General
S3
:
2-15
50c
43c
preferred
1-18
1
Class
incorrect.
for
N.
2-15
3-31
2%
2-
$12 Ac
56'Ac
5%
$4.25
1
$1
Corp.,
2-
5
4
Knott Hotels Corp.—
1-20
2- 1
75c
22-
5c
Quarterly
Klein MS.) Department Stores (quar.)
Knickerbocker Fund (3c from Income and 7c
from
capital gains)
1-29
1
2-10
50c
(quar.)__
12c
.
62c
Corp.,
New
56 Ac
.
iquar.)
iqu&r.i
voting
2-
Inc.—
(increased)
preferred
60c
12'Ac
—
(quar»_
General Acceptance
$1
2-26
2-29
2-
$1.37ft
(stock dividend)
dividend
Douch
Increased
(quar.)
4*2''
preferred (quar.)
Gardner-Denver Co.. common
Gas Service Co.
3-15
$1
12 A%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sugar
Home
(monthly)
preferred
Wood Industries,
4%
2-26
(quar.)—
Co.
Holt
(monthly)
Co.,
3-15
(quar.)
5% preferred
Hooker Chemical
Gabriel
25c
2-12
2-20
2-15
.
50c
Steel & Wire iquar.)
King Bros. Productions
Kings County Trust Co.
(Brooklyn,
2-10
1
5c
Keystone
5
1-29
56'Ac
Stores
5%
(quar.)
class
3-
2-
2-29
40c
'•
—
K-l
Series
1-15
1
2-5
(quar.)
stock
Holt
Frosst
2-15
2-29
Quarterly
.—
Quarterly
Quarterly
2-15
2-
16'Ac
(quar.)
Custodian Funds—
Keystone
Bank..
Mfg.
2-11
2-11
Products—
intended
was
Springs
Higbie
2-11
1
1-15
1
4
—
(quar.)
2-11
1
2-
(quar.)
was
1
3-
3-
2-11
preferred (quar.)
Kelly Douglas Co., Ltd.—
Co.. Ltd.
25c partic. class A preferred
Kennametal. Inc.
(increased!
Kerr Income Fund
(monthly)
Inc.—
week
3-
SI
3-
2-15
common
Course,
12'/2%
95c
$1.05
preferred (quar.)
prelerred (quar,)
preferred (quar.)
3-17
$$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Co.. 4',?% preferred tquar.)
Race
The
(quar.)
(Louls»
Marx
class A
Power,
2-15
I
$22 Ac
dividend)
pfd.
preferred
F.) Ltd.,
preferred
8
1-18
y 3-
iquar.)
(stock
Light,
6% " preferred
income)
common
Y.)
5A%
&
Galion
last
income)
earned
Ltd..
preferred
Friedman
earned
1-
I
3-15
SI.12'A
X 614 c
(quar.)
Hercules
2-12
1
1
2-
4.50%
(increased)—
common
preferred
(N.
Co..
&
Heppenstal
9
2-
3%
5-23
20c
convertible
Hercules
Franklin Custodian Funds—
Bond
tJ.
5A%
1-18
93 Ac
SI
93 Ac
6-13
• _—
Corp. of America, com.
4A%
preferred (quar.)
Hemenway Furniture Co.—
1-29
2-25
1
25c
tquar.)
common
Hat
Inc.—
(quar.)
Co.
2-20
1
3-
(quar.)—
preferred
4.96%
1-15
1-29
3-
$1.08%
12-*%
Co..
Electric
41-2%
8
2-12
35c
Bank
(A.)
Hartford
1-
1-15
$1.25
2-29
3-15
Light-
City Power &
Kansas
8
(entire
(quar.)—
convertible
Hart-Schaffner
1-14
1-29
1
4.35%
——
dividend
Watch
Hanover
Harris
2-15
2C
"
Foxboro
1
Ltd.,
Cotton,
preferred
4%
4
Fund—
Markets.
Motor
2-
1
2-
2-23
(quar.)
Hamilton
1-15
—
preferred (quar.)
___—A
Foote Bros. Gear & Machine, class A
Class
2-12
75c
__
common
5%
2-15
7
SI.75
tquar.)
3A%
Ford
1
1
3-14
75c
Co.,
Stock
3-
45c
4.00%
1
for
preferred
Hamilton
3-
$1.12 'A
convertible preferred (s-a)
Machinery & Chemical—
Food
5
1-
J75C
—
Bros.
2Li
12-30
1-
4-
$1.25
redemption at. $10 a share
this dividend on Feb. 15)—.—
Halle
12-30
2-
Bankshares
Growth
Giant
61c
1-15
1
3-15
SI.25
(quar.)
Gas Co. (quar.)
Brass, Ltd.. 5% 2nd preferred
Hahn
3.80%
2-
RR.—
Hagerstown
2-19
3-
-
2-
20c
Co., 3nA%
preferred (quar.)
Industries (initial stock dividend)
4.20%
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd. (interim)
Gunnar
r 2-19
_
(initial)
(quar.)
Ohio
&
2-15
2-11
12'Ac
dividend)——
(stock
preferred
——
First
net
Y.)
Co.
Insurance
2-25
3-15
15e
3
4
2-
2-19
12c
8
2-
common
Tea
100%
—
1-
2-29
$1.40
.
Jetronic
—
(initial)
A
Inc.,
Jantzen,
in¬
net
income)
2-15
City Bank (N. Y.)—
First
From
(N.
<quar.)_
pfd. (quar.)
pfd. (accum.)
Corp.
•
Jewel
12-31
3-10
—
7%
dividend
Florida
1-25
—---
(from
Inc.
2-10
$1.25
1-25
2-29
■
,
common
2-10
Fund.
1-15
5%
■
(quar.)
2-10
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—______
Mutual
vestment
56'Ac
common
(quar.)
Research
3-17
preferred
1st
40c
B
Guerdon Industries, class
25c
Rubber. 4'A% pfd.
Stock Corp. (quar.)
National
Stock
First
1
5%
7'Ac
Telecasting,
1-15
1
20c
Helntz, Inc. (quar.)
Telephone Corp.,
&
Jamestown
1-16
J35C
Firestone Tire &
First
4-
Jack
3
4-15
1-15
Paper
Avenue, 6%
1-25
1
2-26
Fund (Special payment from longterm capital gains. Cash or stock optional)
Bank
2-16
1
Class
1-15
Fidelity
Inc.,
1-25
20c
——
1-29
1
2-
1-22
2-
o-
3-15
Federal
Sterling
8
2-18
2-16
2-
1
National
Fifth
2-
1
•2-
'
$1.05
2 %
37'AC
1
Federal
551
1-22
37'AC
135c
Bearings, Inc. (quar.)
Mortgage Assn. (monthly)
First National City
8
25c
common..
2-
35c
Firth
2-
Irving Trust Co. (N. Y.)—
Stock dividend
25c
tquar.)—.
4-
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Bank
1-22
(guar.)—:——
+25c
(quar.)
Federal Insurance Co. (quar.).
First
8
(quar.)_
135c
A—
preferred
Corp.,
2-
(stock, dividend)
Service
Public
preferred
4c
Extra
A
Iowa
3-
SI.09
._
preferred
Gross
3-15
1
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
47'Ac
preferred (quar.)
preferred, (quar.)
convertible
5%
25c
i
General
3-15
1%
Company,
Gulf
(annual)
—
$2.25 preferred
1
$15
*
Brick
(quar.)
S3
______
Financial
—
20c
iquar.)
Board.
4-
2-15
C
(quar.)
5%
preferred A (quar.)
Jersey Central Power & Light Co.—
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Guardian
(quar.)
Ltd.,
$4.22
$15
dividend—jr.
Griesedieck
9
Insurance Co.
'—
B
SI.40
Stock
2-15
quar.)
(quar.)
Life
Co.
Co.
+25c
Grain,
Class
2-
Fire
L.t
;
Corp. iquar.»—
Asphalt Products
Federal
2-
(quar.)
(Syracuse. N. Y.)
Fedders
1
P.)
(H.
3-15
a
5"%—convertible
(increased
Traders
Fate-Root-Heath
Federal
3-
(A.
1-22
42c
(quar.)
1
35c
pfd.
conv.
2-
(quar.)
Corp:,
prelerred
conv.
Farmer
6%
Company,
Fairbanks.
$1.50
Green
$4.36
1
Co
RR.
Western
When
Share
•
,
quar.)
Common
1-30
4-
5%
—
——
Income
2-12
25c
&
Bay
(Increased
1-30
2-15
12c
112'
$12 Ac
(quar.)
Stock dividend
Green
,
$5
--
—
Financial
Western
f
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric—
_—
—
Per
Name of Company
Payable of itec.
Ltd.—
Co.,
(quar.)
—
Green
Fairbanks
Share
Name of Company
Monday, February !J., 1960
..
.
Holdert
When
Per
Holdert
Share
of Company
Common
5%
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(512)
50%
/
(quar,)_^___
•
f
—r
(quar.)
(Baltimore), 5%>fd.
62'
(s-a)
aC
$2.50
Continued
1-15
1-15
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1_8
2-15
3-30
3-15
2-
1-
on
1
pacje
8
4d
Volume
191
Number
5921
,
.
.
' *
i
The
^
1 ne commercial and Financial Chronicle
(513)
13
Stock Record from the
New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE
OF PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE
PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previous
Year 1959
Lowest
40
Sep
59% Feb
Range Since Jan.
Highest
1
Lowest
47% May
8
84% Apr 28
9
134
108% Oct 20
41
18% Mar 26
27% Dec
57
15
573/4 Jan
16
42
Jan
Jan
6
Abacus Fund
4
Abbott
110
11
Jan
483/4 Jan 29
14% Jan 25
52
Jan
4
23% Jan
Jan
2
34% July 15
28/8 Jan 29
26
Sep
23
30 % Mar
Jan
2
94% Jan
17
66
2
125
Dec
Jan
9
12
21
23% Jan
2
3
22% Nov
71
290
ACF Industries Inc
ACF-Wrigley Stores
3% Feb
9
30
15
119% Jan
23% Jan
26
Air
85
6% Mar 19
35
Jan
4% Jan
30
4
28% Jan
7% Jan
27
17
22% Apr
8
173/s Jan
53% Dec
18
44% Jan
15
80
160
28
Jan
28
44% Jan
15% Nov
2
32% Jan
7
89
Dec
245
w
10
57
Dec
17% Dec
46 %
Sep
59
27
Dec
91 3/4 Jan
12
4
223/s Jan
8
59'
4
51% Jan 29
Jan
Jan
6
173/4 Jan
6
56
24
36% Jan 29
17
383/4 Sep
29
8
127% Sep
39% Feb
1
Dec
Kid
Laboratories
58% Jan
13
76% Jan
29
12
40
Jan
28
15
132
Jan
28
Jan
Jan
5
303/4 Jan 29
92
Jan
29
35"% Jan
35% Jan
108
Jan
22
4
4
39% Jan
4
42
Jan
7
Jan
7
49
Jan
5
% Sep 22
697/a Nov 25
563/4 July 17
106% Feb
5
443/4 Jan
13
48
Jan
Jan
19
78% Jan
6
27% Dec
353/4 Apr 30
33% Apr ; 9
160% Apr
9
28% Jan
29
31% Jan
21
21% Jan
29
25% Jan
4
39
Feb
12
44
23% Nov
22
18
117% Nov
10
42% Jan
2
32% Oct
7
Jan
2
10
48
70
106% Jan
27
43% Jan
18
14%
15
28%
29
5,100
27
27%
3,900
62%
60%
"60%
5
23% Sep
22
45% Jan
2
20% Jan
1133/4
114%
1151/2
8,900
203/4
20%
20%
19%
333/8
20 y8
33
10,700
33%
17
33%
17
33%
33
17%
17%
333/8
17:/
17%
4,200
17
75 %
76%
17%
75%
16%
76%
17%
76%
77%
5,300
75%
76%
753/8
763/4
1
Corp
353/4 Jan
6
36 3/4 Jan
22
483/4 Jan
25
513/4 Jan
12
11
65% Apr
28
48
Jan
29
54% Jan
5
20% Dec
29
25% Sep
14
22% Jan
29
243/4 Jan
11
37% Dec
24
44
May 28
38% Jan
28
40
84
106
Sep
86
15
88
7%
Amer
4
4
50
43
46 % Jan
4
American
30
Apr
Feb
34% Apr
18% Jan
193
Mar 17
110
18% July
20% Jan
105
Jan
Co
54%
54%
54%
37
363/4
37
1,000
10
100
25
21
4%%
49 % Jan
18
American
4
American
Enka
Jan
8
3,700
76
383/8
127
76
393/8
130
75 s/8
37%
"126
76
38 5%
131
76
38%
129
76
76
39%
39%
130
131
76
76%
76%
290
40
383/8
39%
168,400
132
130%
130%
1,100
35%
35%
35%
32%
33%
35%
32 3/8
35%
32%
5,300
32
32%
303/4
94%
323%
96%
32%
963/e
32%
91,000
95%
96 %
94
97%
92
93%
17,400
95
41
*43
49
*39%
49
41
49
39%
*48
39%
*38
39%
•38
39%
50%
•48
50
•48
50
•45
45
45
45%
453/4
45%
455/8
453/8
45%
par
70%
71%
70%
72%
72%
74%
par
29%
30%
29%
30%
29%
30
21%
21%
215/a
22%
45%
50
100
1,800
73
74%
72%
73%
25,800
29
'29%
28%
293/4
5,400
21%
87,500
215/a
22%
106%
106%
•101
44%
443/4
44%
445/8
44%
44%
44
44%
44
10
43%
43%
*43%
433/4
44%
43%
43%
43
43%
*60%
61%
423/4
43
*60%
61%
*60%
*60%
61%
27%
28 3/a
27%
♦60%
2
28%
61%
275/8
28
263/4
27%
50%
50%
50
25%
50%
26%
50%
50%
13,500
49%
50%
49%
49%
5,000
28%
30
283/4
29%
28%
29%
29
28% Jan
13
Jan
19
9% Jan
11
■
21%
22%
21%
42%
43
42
43%
41%
42%
36%
37,500
36'/4
36%
36
36%
49%
50
4,900
49%
50
50%
503/s
50
50
493/a
49%
50
50
49 y4
50
23%
48
24
49
223/4
23
23
23%
4,800
22%
23
22%
223/4
3,700
39%
39%
Investment Co of 111
191/4 Jan
8
American
Jan
6
59% Jan
19
17
491/2 Jan
4
76i/4 Jan
14
78% Jan 28
39
38%
39
87%
87%
88
86%
86%
*86%
88
53%
52%
53%
52 3/a
53%
52%
52%
43
43
51%
43%
52%
43%
43%
43%
433/4
43%
44
52%
43
46%
48%
30%
30%
*36
27%
9
12.50
373/8
-1
1543/4
20%
preferred.100
1
prior preferred
American Mach & Fdry com
3.90%
*38%
*86
No par
5%%
May 19
10
10
International Corp
52% Nov
3
No par
common
non-cumulative
95
l
100
*102
16%
183/4
*93
36%
2734
9%
37%
159
22%
108
16%
19
96
52
52 %■
Metal
26%
27
98
Inc
Climax
22
86% Jan
14
Jan
18
4%%
32 3% Jan
22
24% Jan
6
28% Jan
26
American
Metal
Dec
18
15'/a Jan
6
15% Jan
18
American
Molasses
com__i
152
31
Dec
18
Jan
27% Dec
21
35% Feb
9,900
42
40%
41%
2,800
40%
41
41
41%
American Rad & Std Sany com—5
14%
9,900
100
141%
141%
14 %
' 141%
29,000
Co
10
Ship Building Co—No par
Smelt & Refg stom.No par
30'/a
71
47%
30%
71%
48%
7%
preferred
American
American Snuff
6%
Co
Amer South
American
When
25
common
non-cumulative
4
African
preferred.100
American
Stores
Co
14
American
Sugar
Refining
Jan
4
29% Jan
6
13% Jan
14
79% Jan
4
18
129% Jan
117
20
553% July 29
17% Dec 17
29% Aug
7
27% May 1
19% Oct 21
24% Nov
4
14% Jan
2
51 % Nov
26
63
Dec
2
61% May 21
137
Nov
23
Sep 23
58% Sep 22
50% Dec
1
46% Mar 13
Jan
4
38% Jan
15% Jan
29
14% Jan
19
American
43% Jan
18 % Jan
11
Jan
7
52% Jan
4
AMP Inc
45
Co
11
Anaconda
Wire & Cable
38
Jan
19
41% Jan
4
Jan
21
8
95% Apr
9
41% Aug
6
36% Jan 14
see page
135%
58
32%
58
*117%
58
119
50
No par
99% 102%
36%
37
64Va
*51%
135
58
12,50
70
3,1%
72%
68%
69%
11,00
35%
36%
34%
34%
813/4
3,tO
813/4
81%
81%
29
1.60
29%
29
29 y4
3,24
29%
3,14
72
73%
36%
81%
82
29%
29 Va
29%
29%
29
29%
*14%
15
81%. 82
107ya 107%
118
119%
39% 39%
16%
16%
27
65%
52%
63%
51%
64%
52%
41
39/4
40
89
38^
31%
86%
37%
31%
86%
37%
31%
62%
51%
65%
51%
39
39%
58%
3iy2
36%
15
4,50
*117%
74
29%
*57%
30%
32%
37
81%
29%
30%
119%
32%
82%
107V2
27
58
*117%
303/4
32%
100% 102%
36
36%
Anaconda
47
134%
99% 102%
36
36%
Ampex Corp
.
1
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
54% Jan
135
49%
.
4
29
135%
.1
endorsed shares
15
Jan
134%
17%
50%
15
50
31
135%
27,10
25%
Jan
60% Mar 18
73%
47%
16%
49
39 % Jan
29
73
46%
*25%
25
series
7
60% Jan
72%
48%
17%
51%
5%%
25
series
29
74% Mar 17
72%
47
25%
Preferred
com—5
Jan
110
30%
72
48%
*25%
16%
6%
Co
96% Jan
34
118% 119%
39%
40
31
Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
Preferred
25
Corp—
14%
*139
47%
118
119%
38%
39%
xl6%
16%
26%
26%
*25%
26
17Va
17%
48%
49%
American
5
19
82%
107%
14%
141%
72
119
*14%
81 %
107
14%
•139
30%
17%
26%
Water Works
19
15
14%
140%
16%
26%
100
Viscose
Jan
81%
106%
25
preferred
American
16% Jan
*14%
33%
Co.
common
American
17% Jan
68% Jan
July 28
6%
Tel
&
4
25'% Jan
26
Tel
Tobacco
29%
5
Tobacco
Sumatra
American
7
119% Jan 28
21
27
Jan 11
26% Jan 15
4
25
preferred
83 % Jan 18
108% Jan
com
143/a
*139
30%
73
48%
*57%
28%
29
29%
11
75%
141%
*117%
29%
29 %
25
1
30%
*72
47%
134%
81%
38
1
73%
37%
81 %
.
*139
31%
73%
36%
81%
1
Steel Foundries
30% Jan
106% Jan
57%
57%
117% 117%
32
82% Jan
7%
135
31%
issued
American
135
Inv Co Ltd—£1
4
17
For footnotes,
100
preferred
4
18% May 18
Apr
Seating
74% Jan
109% Nov 25
89
7%
&
27% Jan
28
81»/4
143/8
Co
4
'
76%
5
25
Co
2
18
400
41%
7
43% Mar
14,700
15%
14%
27
105
273%
*15%
423/4
Jan
28
10
26%
15%
143/8
118% Jan
26% Dec
88 %
27%
15%
41%
6
4
•863/4
27%
15%
Chem—No par
135% Jan
20
88%
28%
15%
6,700
13
78% Jan
*86%
27%
15%
45%
133% Jan
38% Jan
863/4
28%
*i5ys
*86%
45%
148% Mar 20
29
86%
28 Vs
15%
46%
American
29
87
28 %
153/a
45%
American
68% Jan
88%
273/b
46%
4
34% Jan
*863/4
1
4
31
500
44,300
231,600
Jan
77% Dec
110
51%
26 %
58%
54% Jan
45
78%
51%
243/4
583/4
76
Jan
78%
52%
81%
33% Jan 1 5
58
78%
26%
58
25
34
1,900
45,100
57
29
7
543/4
60
22
15
523/a
59%
46% Jan
20
56%
46
68 % Jan
Jan
1,200
47
30% Jan
56
18%
96
463/g
1
31% Jan
26
18%
•93
47
23
117% Jan
*51%
26%
16%
46 3/a
27
9
52 %
1,500
108
16
84%
Nov
30
78%
52%
26 y8
18%
95
•102
58%
May
12
54
78%
16%
81%
at>% Feb
Jun
18%
•93
108
1,800
12,500
20%
58%
92
03% Mar
56%
•16
36%
155 %
65 %
41
34% Dec
18%
96
•102
"
20%
60%
41 %
125
-•
%
36
152
83%
52 % Mar 31
26 % Mar 26
55%
*77
16
20%
81%
American
4
56%
183/4
*93
108
36%
157
60
15
25
55%
16 y8
20%
600
3,100
14,400
59%
433/8 Jan
15'/a Jan
183/4
96
*102
36%
151%
21 %
9%
833/a'
20
1411/2 Jan
16%
37
160%
9
63%
40% Jan
7
18%
*93
108
21
9y8
60
4
13
*16%
36%
1543/4
20%
9
603/4
471/2 jan
14% Jan
*102
37%
158'%
9%
80
29
138/2 Jan
203/4
9
59%
Jan
21
363/4
150
9%
;
61%
American
Mar 17
18% Apr
9
127%
63%
Potash
22
27
27%
843/4
Optical
22
26%
,
61%
News
Sep
35%
28
60
Natural Gas Co
Dec
28
No par
Motors Corp—'
13
5,800
28
27s/8
1
Co
American
137
25,900
30%
35
2
Products..
American
3
48%
26
37
100
preferred—
American
54% Mar
48%
30%
37
26%
Machine & Metals.No par
57
48%
30%
36
52%
American
American
1
48%
30%
36
263/8
6
15
53% July
48%
30%
*51%
581/4 Jan
273/a Jan
40
1,300
47%
78 %
4
700
36,400
36%
*77
29
88
303/a
77%
24% Jan
*86
48%
57%
51% Jan
39
30%
77%
16
*38%
1,800
475/8
*36
55 %
30
88
38%
100
593/4 Apr
Jan
38%
3.50
preferred
34% Jan
16
14,200
36%
American
4
14,900
19%
49%
6
American Ice Co
4
11
36%
American Hardware Corp
Products..
Jan
103/4
49%
16% Jan
94
•19
11%
363/B
American Home
181/4 Jan
28
19%
11
425%
49%
5
2
29%
*19
*19
365%
18
25
700
483/4
38 3/a Jan
6%
100
1,700
36%
241/2 Jan
19
111
11%
42
175% Jan
..........
•101
19%
42
13
Jan
61%
111
11%
193/a
41%
Export Lines Inc.
40c
American & Foreign Power..No par
16
293/s
113/8
25
——'
28%
*19
111
11%
American
9
193/s
"101
11%
26
18
*19
111
11 %
Jan
150
*101
1
5
8
28% Oct 20
2,300
56
353/8
Corp
4
4
10%
543/4
No par
American European Secur.
18
17
103/4
56
35%
Electric Power Co
33% Jan
42
633/4 Jan
Mar
11
55%
_12.50
29
62 3/a Jan
34
11
56%
20
9iy2 Jan
3
11%
555/8
35%
Distilling Co
14
Dec
11
56%
10
29
Feb
U 3/a
56
35%
100
29
33
11%
57%
35%
prior preferred
Cyanamid Co
Jan
86
113/8
56%
lo
1
29
Feb
84
American
Jan
30 %
u ye
No par
763/4 Jan
25% Nov 23
1,000
7,400
54%
100
Co
58
16
25,000
17
36%
Barge Line Co
Crystal Sugar com
45
Sep 22
52%
17
_25
4
Jan
51%
17%
'
No par
14
13% Mar 12
3,200
53%
55%
1
common
14
37
19%
37%
20
64% Dec
117
19
91%
543/a
Radio Corp
73% Apr
9
20%
.
37%
common
96% Nov
22
8,300
*91
37%
common
56
20
8,800
473/4
47
913/4
543%
No par
25% Feb 25
Jun
48
36%
*39%
Jan
35% Jan
Mar 30
75 % Sep
463/4
*91
29,900
38%
54%
20% Jan
May 27
13% Jan
91%
11%
190
37%
36%
l
Jan
9
July 27
25
90
483/4
50
26% Jan
38% July 21
9
Dec~22
485/a
*90%
11%
*175
38%
54%
Co
26
22
12
Jan
46% Jan
15
Feb
72%
11%
190
373/4
36%
1
35
4
14% Jan
2
11%
*175
39%
541/3
American
25% Oct
Jan
11%
210
17%
Commer
26
45
5
•
38%
No par
Co
&
American Chicle
Jan
2
29
115/8
*175
80
523/4
preferred
Jan
9
Dec
11%
200
*79
80,
17%
common..i
American Chain & Cable
59 % Jan
Jan
54
11%
"175
*79
28%
54%
preferred
51% Jan 29
2
36% Nov
117% Oct
11%
210
80
173/a
100
Arma Corp
Shoe Co
Theatres Inc
5%
65% July 28
17
55% May 18
46
July 27
30
uy2
*175
*79
Broadcasting-Paramount
7
Dec
7,700
80
53%
Brake
2
133
6,100
46
*79
17%
American Bosch
el3/* Aug
9
173/4
441/2
80
543/8
American
40% Mar
Sep
173/a
473/4
*79
17%
7
2
4
17%
46%
535/8
4
17
38% Nov
2,800
173/4
47%
17%
Jan
44% Mar 17
6
17%
47
55
51% Jan
35% Sep
38% Jan
281/4
17%
47%
28%
1714
30
29
47% Jan
7
18
47 V
28%
541/9
49% Jan 28
American Can
Sep 21
17%
48%
19%
25% Jan
4
323/4 Jan
18
20%
6
43% Jan
8
28%
is
20%
3
Aug
29
30
40,800
471/3
913/4
20%
No par
Note
413/8 Jan
13% Jun
28%
5%
50
Bank
2
24% Dec
281/a
5
9
preferred
50% Jan
Apr
1
21% Sep 21
89% Dec 14
28%
7,500
292
28%
20%
58
6%
13
41
28%
*282
53/4
*90%
39% May
American
40% Nov
9
5%
20%
4
American Cable
30
53/4
913/4
61% Jan
4
45 % Oct
290
5%
2o%
64% May 29
6
763/4 Dec
115
No par
3%% convertible preferred
22
3
*281
*90%
new
Inc
American Bakeries
Jan
29
295
100
4
Jan
Dec
*285
49
18
133/8 Jan
93
53/4
48
27
19
17% Dec
295
50
44% Jan
30
23
5%
48%
443/4 Jan
6
15% Dec
*285
38%
106% Jan
19
104
6
373/4
" 6
2
18
29
Mar 13
287
39
American Airlines common
Jan
31
5%
31%
12.50
10% Jan
122
*277
1
Corp
19
8% Nov 27
400
114%
205/8
10
Petroleum Corp__—No
Agricultural Chemical—No
26% Jan
25
13,500
113%
_No par
Amerada
14% Mar 18
26
112
1
Sugar
33% NoV 20
45% Oct
111
,
20%
2
convertible preferred
Amalgamated
20% Feb
9
112
*61
20%
__i
Aluminium Limited
Aluminum Co of America
7
17
613/4
33
100
convertible preferred
Portland Cement
2
15
613/4
21%
50c
:
13
Jan
63
5
Jan
46% Sep
38% Feb
*62
34%
Co
7% Feb
19
no
63
33%
423/4 Jan 29
60% Jan 14
50% Sep
46% Dec
'
62 %
14%
20%
American
58
6,400
15%
4.08%
Amer
8,800
49%
27%
5
preferred
Allls-Chaimers Mfg
Amerace
26%
48%
29%
4%
6%
26
49%
14%
Products Corp
__5
Allied Stores Corp common—No par
Alpha
273/4
49%
27%
Amalgamated Leather Co—
Mar 31
51
Allied
Allied
4
261%
493/4
283/4
Inc
Allied Mills
34
39 % July 15
52
4
15
34% Jan
115 3/4 July 24
5
Chemical
29
27%
49%
15
Allied
119
1
77% May 11
Allied
Jan
200
27%
I
29%
preferred
Industries
5
114
27%
common
Allen
6
*109
27%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
ll3/8 Jan
109
28 5/8
No par
prior preferred
39% Jan
6,700
109
109
14%
100
convertible
4
75
25
-
-
Jan
conv
543/4 Jan
1
Jan
32% Sep
Alleghany Corp
6%
300
58%
27%
common
10% Jan
83% Mar 17
33% Jan
12
17
S
4
183/4 Jan
50% Jan
11
May
56% Jan
90% Jan
21
Dec
27
5
$4
22
52% Jan
267/a Feb
5
46% Jan 28
14% Feb
4
61% Jun 11
104
13% Jan
45
21% Mar 20
22
75
25
29
Jan
Inc
28%
50%
41%
573/4
29%
4%% preferred
11% Jan
64% Apr
447/e Feb
21
87/e Oct
Jan
493/4
41%
59
14%
2
Aldens
80
27%
50%
109
42
58
27%
pfd 1951 series
18% Jan
4
37% Jan
Apr
8
28% Aug 25
4
Jan
28%
50
109
42
28%
Alabama Gas Corp..
Alco Products Inc
17
18
102
30
36% Dec
18
Nov
54% Nov
60% Aug 31
30
12% Feb
Sep
*108
Shares
43%
59%
59
143/4
Industries
j
109
07 %
*41%
30
Products
conv
513/a Jan
13
85
29% Jan
20
2
12
A
593/4
the Week
Jan. 29
27%
Corp
Air Reduction Inc common
Control
41%
59
Friday
Jan. 28
1
19% Jan
4.50%
41%
59%
Sales for
Thursday
1
~1
753/s Jan 29
Jan
42
Jan. 27
283a,
Aeroquip Corp
22
*108
Wednesday
273/„
__No par
16% Jan 29
Apr
59
1
Admiral Corp
363/s Jan
*41%
Tuesday
Jan. 26
i0
Addressograph-Multigraph
29
Jan
Jan. 25
~_i
Co
33
23% Jan
9% Jan
Steel
Adams Express Co
Adams-Millis Corp
Jan
193/8 Jan
77% Jun
167/B Nov
Acme
25
.."I
Inc
23
328
1
28% Dec
Jan
100
1
4
28 % Jan
66
5
Vending Corp
91 % Mar 10
Sep 22
Oct
29
29
107
29% May 11
38% Dec 29
17% Dec
Jan
60 % Jan
31
Sep
153/4 Jan
v
15
32% Jan
27
33
2
A
common
convertibie preferred
_
ABC
Par
_
Laboratories
4
28% Jan 21
12% Nov
26
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
EXCHANGE
62% Jan
15
13
25
Aug 17
STOCKS
NEW *OIlK STOCK®
1
Highest
106% Jan
Apr 24
46% NOV 23
Jan
32
•14%
15
*29%
14%
119
14%
30
81%
81%
81%
107 %
97,10
107%
107
107%
119 %
7,50
1193%
118%
119
100%
80%
1.61
38%
39
38%
38%
16%
42,90
16%
16%
16%
26%
3,50
26%
26%
26%
26
26
1,00
25%
25%
13
16%
17%
16%
16%
47
5,50
48%
46 y2
48
5,50
102
97%
101%
35,00
35%
36%
34
35%
62%
6,30
63%
60%
623/4
51%
52
39,90
50
5iy4
383/4
39%
39%
393/4
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—...
85
Jan
12
80
37
Jan
28
40% Jan
31 % Jan
19
24.
>33% Jan 29
6.25
Common
$4
preferred
Anderson
,
....
Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prlchard Oil Corp
39 %
No par
21.80
10
*86%
38
31%
*85
37%
31%'
86%
37%
32
*85
86%
37
37%
37%
37%
32
32%
323/4
33%
*85
86
4,300
10
2,100
19,200
14
The Commercial and. Financial
'
(514)
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
49% Feb
11
37% Jan
28
40% Jan
5
28% Nov
27
40% Jan
26
28% Jan
29
30% Jan
U
64 ft May
7
Sep
23% Oct
19
Jan
26
43% Jan
4
Jan
13
78% Jan
22
39
7
75
..
'
20
20% Jan
29
27% Jan
25% May 15,
21% Jan
28
23% Jan
4
40% May 19
34
Jan
29
37% Jan
5
July 16
2
14% Jun
2
2
13% Jan
18
11
5
,
13% Jan
28
Ashland
Oil
4
30
4
101% Jan
18
63
28
Nov
10
88% Jan
2
60
24% Nov
17
32% July
8
24% Jan 29
9% Dec
29
10% Mar
4
18'
33% Sep
11
Nov
10
12
Jan
6
47% Feb
17
62% May 25
52
39 Vt Sep
16
74% Dec
31
53% Apr 17
86% Mar
3
59
Jan
60% Jan
8
100 % Jan
60% Dec
Sep 25
27
56% Jan
107% Mar 31
13
Feb
99
Jarti.
St
4
28%
29%
2,600
67%
66 '/a
68'A
16,100
36%
37%
37%
38%
37%
39
56,800
39%
40%
39%
39%
7 8 ft
78 %
36%
■'
39 Vs
40%
39
40
v
78 %
78 %
17%
18%
*25%
79%
■
"
*25%
25%
22 Va
21%
21%
21 %
34%
34%
34%
34%
13%
13%
13%
13%
*
13 %
18 %
25%
21 Va
21%
34
34
13.'%:
34%
w
290
;
24%
21%
21%
*34
•
9,900
77
*18
25%
25%
21 %
35%
i\ 77
13%
—
26 W-
21%
..
19
•18
18%
13%
■
1,800
5,200
•
.
1.700
v 7,300
j
,
56 %
*101
100
preferred
10
Co
Investment
25 %
26
39%
Va
*18
18% A
34%
5
—
*
'• 1
'18
1713%" 13%
series. J*o par
Corp.
39
*77%
78%
78%
-
1
1st
29%
66%
36 Va
common—-1
Refining
Common
5.25%
29%
68%
37%
2.50
Dry Goods Corp—
associates
'30'/a
69
r—5...
4.100
29%
67%
36%
-No par
Shares
38
30 %'
66%
1
Cu common
2nd preferred $1.50
ASR Products
Associated
44
Cork
38
68%
66%
5
$3.75 preferred
Arnold Constable Corp—
Arvln Industries Inc
38%
29%
10
Corp
Co
&
Armstrong
24% Jan
>4
28% Apr
Steel
Armour
17%- Jan
23
"
11
10% Jan
39% Jan
Armco
4
8
49% Nov 25
15
Jan
77% Jan
32% Jan
86% Apr
17% Nov 20
19
25
37% Nov 24
9
23
31% Feb
66% Jan
37%
38%
the Week
Jan. 29
29%
29%
5
•
Friday
-
Jan.28
;38%
38%
38r%
'38% • 38%
Sales for
Thursday
.Jan.27
Jan. 26
Jan. 35
Par
No par
Argo Oil Corp
80% July 29
7
May
75
♦
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
18
35ft Feb
YORK
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Highest
38% Nov
23
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Monday, February
. . .
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for Previous
Chronicle
1
"61 Va.
56%
56 %
101 V
101%
V
56%
56%
101'
101%
61%
61%
57
•
56%
25%
"9%
9%
101%
61%
25%
56%
101%
101
60 Va
61%
v
,
56%"
101 %
60%
60
60
57
t
;
3,900
101% :
4
210
60%
4,800
•>"
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
28% Dec
80
9ft Jan
26%
non-cumulative preferred—10
Atlantic City Electric Co com
4%
28
25%
9%
29 %
*80
53%
39%
76
5%
15%
9%
Common
5%
Jan
27
31
Jan
14
79% Jan
15
81% Jan
18
Jan
28
57 % Jan
8
Atlantic
39% Jan
26
41% Jan
4
Atlantic
29
4%
74% Jan
4
Jan
21
26
5% Jan
12
6% Jan
4
11
15% Jan
5
15% Jan
14
5%
July 29
87% Jan
13
96% Jan
26
Atlas
16% Jan
15
20% Jan
4
96
27
24% Feb
16
9
27% Jan
13
23% Nov 20
28 V* Dec
••
29
24% Jan
24% Jan
29
27% Jan
13
29
15% Jan
29
Jan
17
7
22
Jan
•*-:
11
100
preferred
Atlas
76
>
*
16% Feb
15% Nov 24
21% Jun
7
10
5
8% Jan
5% Oct 28
15% Jun 16
68% Jan
9% Jan
27% Jan
Coast Line RR
Refining
$3.75
series
Corp
No par
10
100
1
20
common
B
preferred
common
preferred
Powder
Conv
»29Va
29%
*80
81%
75%
5%
94%
18
*17%
prior pref ($1.20)
*23
No par
7% Jan
5
Babbitt
29
37% Jan
4
Babcock
29
17% Jan
4
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore Gas &
1
25%
14 Va
6% Dec
1
12% Jun
30% Feb
9
42% July 24
34
13% Jan
6
18% Dec
24% Nov 23
Dec 23
27 ft Dec
81%
80%
53%
52 %
51
51% V
40%
: V
52
'
40 Va
40%
40%
39%
75%
75'A
75%
76
29'/a
5%
6
100
5,200
;
16,300
15 Va
15%
95%
91%
94%
90% :
17
17.
17%
22,600
92
17%
430
•
...
5%
15%
17%
'
/
700
6,300
400
,
'
24
23
25%
25 Va
25%
24%
25%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13
13%
*23
23
15% 1
;
25 Va
/
.
4,600
,
76
:
5%
6
15%
17%
13%
17,700
80%
29
94
26 Va
xl3 %
'
44,300
"
*80
5%
24
*23
24
27 Va
3
9%
f
81%
*15%
18
95
25 Va
,
...9%
-
75
.
6
96 Va
94%
*17%
Corp
..
9%
40
15%
20
13%
18
\
76
24 3 4
'
-
29%
-
26%
Jan
81%
*15%
55%
-
9%
29
40'A
6
"
29 Va
39%
15%
■
29
;
40%
76
25
.
*80
29%
v/■ 52%
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
17% May 25
'
54
Avco
7.
9%<
53
4
10% Jan
25 Va:;. ;
54
14% Jan
7
9%
No par
Co
Nichols common
Austin
x25Va
*
,
<
22
22
-
300
15,200
•
49,800
B
~
"
7
8
Jan
.24 Va Jan
26
26% Jan
4
i01% Feb
5
90% Jan
18
92 % Jan
26
Dec
11
89% Jun
8
80
Jan
8
82% Jan
18
4%
38
Nov
16
5C% July
8
40
Jan
29
43% Jan
14
Jan 20
57
Jan
29
60
Jan
25
89
56% Dec 28
.66
25
Dec
28
40
Jan
6
44
Oct
12
64ft Jan
27
8
54 % Jan
6
Products Corp
Bath Iron Works Corp
42% Jan
4
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co
45
Jan
7
Bayuk
54% Jan
14
27
50 % Jan
26
24
36% Jan
29
21
43
44
Jan
2
55% Dec
8
178
Jan
23
Dec
11
90
Jan
8
52% Jan
29
Jan
7
206
206
Jan
7
Cqsp
Cigars
3%%
conv
4%%
92% Jan
29
29
21% Jan
26
Beaunit Mills
62% Jan
6
6
19% Jan
July 29
13
72
Jan
27
80
53%
53%
100
*200 Va
*91 Va
Beech
5
Beech Creek RR
50
32% Dec
22
43% Jan
2
35
Jan
4
36% Jan
15
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
10
13% Jan
5
18% Dec
15
16
Jan
9
17% Jan
4
61
Sep 22
89
May 14
4%%
15% Jan
5
Bell
18
47% Jan
22
Bell
Jan
25
74% Jan
4
Bendlx
10
28% Mar
3
22% Jan
29
23% Jan
6
Beneficial Finance Co
10
52
1
45
Jan
7
46% Jan
4
1% Dec 21
2
32% Sep
22
49 ft May 11
137
Mar 23
1% Jan
13
1% Jan
4
41% Apr
1
43% May 28
6
36 ft Jan
35 ft Jan
29
38% Jan
13
59% July
Sep
12% Jan
155
23
5
Feb
19% Dec
Jan
12
83
35% Sep
10
42% Dec
36ft Jan
6
70
30% Jun
15% Nov
25
22
29% Oct
29
21'A Jan
; 20%
2
35
Sep
22
Jan
16
8
70'/4 Feb
4
Best wall
29
57% Jan
4
140% Jan
29
12
20% Jan
28
75
29
2
71 % Jan
11
36
8
40% Jan
Jan
29
39% Jan
45% Jan
18
Jan
26
53
24% Apr
29
29
20% Jan
32% Jan
Boeing Airplane Co
26% Jan
4
28% Jan
Bohn
Jan
21
22
11
22 V2 Jan
37% Feb
27
4b V4 j u.n
9
48 % Dec
7
29
24
81% Apr
24
77
Jan
15
77
30
66 ft Mar 17
60
Jan
21
62 ft Jan
42 % Jan
Boston
15% Jan
0
29
27 ft Jan
6
11% Nov
17
17% Mar J 3
33% Jan
6
Nov
20
44% May 25
53% Jun
8
44
8% May 12
40% Jan 13
12% Sep
11% Jan
18
20% Jan
18
5%
28
13 % Jan
4
11
Jan
35% Jan 29
41% Jan
45
48
Jan
28
10% Jan
8
4
6
Jan
11
12% Jan
12
56% Jan 21
63% Jan
4
9
48
Oct
29
39% Jan
42
Jan
6
76
Dec 28
85
Jan
21
76% Jan
4
76 Va Jan
4
26
Dec
26 'A Jan
29
15% Sep
57 Va Jan
22
22
6
35% Oct 26
28% Nov
12
20% Apr
30
76
Oct
12
66
47'A Nov
16
17 % Jan
14
28% Jan
5
5
22% Jan
Jan
29
72% Jan
8
42% Jan
4
57% Jan
19
15
28'A Jan
6
33% Mar 16
32% Jan
26
33% J ah
11
Nov
4
35% May 28
22
29
24'A Jan
4
21
19% Jan
8
2.50
Brass
Jan
Co
31% July 10
94% May 27
23% Jan
29
84
Jan
14
85
Jan
4
37% Jan
20.
32 % Jan
4
34
Jan
18
Buffalo
Forge
27
17% Jan
4
Bullard
18% Jan
13
18
15% Jan
13% Sep
23
7
2
20% Apr
8
26'A July 28
80% Apr 10
16% Jan
14% Jan
21% Jan
28
73 Va Jan
67
66
68% Jan
62
2
Mar 10
76% Jan
13
28% Oct 21
5
24
Jan
4
75'A Jan
15
66
21
May 4
84% Aug 17
45% Mar 18
80% Jan
12
82
Jan
5
30'A Jan
29
35% Jan
4
Jan
21
Jan
28%
36%
35 %
36%
1,700
36
35
34%
52 Va
140
36%
51%
•
140
36
35
35
51%
19%
19%
20
74
73
73
38%
37
45%
46%
46 ft
*27 Va
23
9,700
5,500
46
34 Va
300
140
35%
2,400
50
50%
106,400
140
51%
140
68%
22%
35
50%
140
68
*45
140%
1,400
20%
36,100
19%
20%
19%
74
74
75
38
36'A
37%
36
46%
46
46%
46
27%
27%
26%
27
•181/4
18%
17%
18'A
4,600
30
30%
29%
30%
43,600
27
27
<
181/2
30%
30
30%
27
.
271/2
18'A
,
1
•
27 Va
.v.
1
75
,
90
37
5,000
: T. 46 V4
..
10,500
1,300
.
'
27 Va
27
27
21 Vs
21
26%
26%
1,100
21%
21
21%
21
21Va
21 Va
21'A
21 Va
21 'A
21V4
21 %
3,800
21%
21%
21%
21%
*21 Va
21%
85 %
*21 Va
21%
85%
84%
85%
84'/a
85%
42%
43%
42 Va
42%
42 V2
43
40%
42 ft
44%
40 Va
40%
45%
44%
44%
43%
45
43 Va
78 Va
77
77
60 Va
60%
*77
60 Va
78'/a
♦77
60%
60 Va
78 Va
60
44'A
42 Va
t
43 'A
'/a
60%
/
*77
78
60 Va
5,100
18,300
'
♦77
60%
900
4,100
%v
60%
4,100
11%
H3/4
Ui/4
ll'A
ll'A
11%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19
19
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
'
38
11 Va
11
Va
18
18%
'11
*10
"
11%
.
I'M
10%
17%
18
11
11%
35 Va
36%
v
800
1,800
12,000
38 ft
37
38
36%
37%
36%
50
37 Va
*46Va
47%
46%
47
46
46
45
45
11%
12
ll'/s
12%
12
12
11%
58
11%
58
11%
57
11%
12,500
57%
*56%
57%
56%
57
55%
56%
1,600
39%
41
40 Va
41%
16,300
5
1
loo
39Va
40 Va
*44 Va
46
9,200
400
40%
41%
40%
41%
77%
*76%
11 Va
*76 Va
77%
27%
27%
26%
27
26%
26%
4,300
20%
19%
20%
19%
20%
19%
19%
29,800
69%
68 %
68'/a
69
66
68
*76
77%
*76
77 Va
27
27 ft
27
21ft
1
19%
20
19%
15
69 Va
70
69
No par
53%
55%
10
*76
*68
1,100
53%
54%
53%
54%
53%
56%'
32 Va
531/8
56%
32 Va
32%
33'A
33%
22 ft
32%
23'A
33%
22 Va
32%
32%
1,600
23
22%
22%
22%
22 Va
22
22%
7,200
5
24
24%
24Va
24%
No par
*81
86
*81%
23%
86
19,300
86
*32%
*81
86
33%
*81%
86
*32%
33'/a
32%
32%
*32
33
*32
33
"_No
par
5
common
Co
;
1
*32
24
*82
24'A
23%
24%
\
23 Va
105,200
200
10
Watch
Co
3 Va %
preferred
4%%
16'A
16%
16 «/4
16%
__5
Inc
Burlington Industries Inc
4% preferred
15%
17%
16%
16%
18%
16%
17%
15%
16'A
7,400
18%
17%
18 %
is
18%
18'A
11,900
21%
22%
17%
21%
1
.100
22
23%
73%
73'/a
*73%
75
*74
75
67'/a
*66
67%
*66
67%
81'A
*80%
81%
*80%
31'A
81'A
32%
31'/a
31%
24%
com
second
31 ft
24%
24%
25
24%
37%
11%
37%
37%
37%
12 Va
11%
12
14%
14%
13%
14%
27%
28%
27%
28
.100
-
pref
Burroughs Corp..
*66
.100
*80%
5
24% Jan
12
26
Jan
5
35% Jan
18
38
Jan
20
Butler
26
12% Dec
14
9% Jan
37%
7
15
5
Butte Copper & Zinc
11%
11
13% Jan
27
Byers
15
22'/a
37%
12% Jan
17% Oct
15
Bush Terminal Co
Bros-
Co
179,500
27%
5
4
1%
18%
2
Jan
1%
28
35% Feb
16
1%
18'A
44 % Nov
24
1%
36%
5
Nov
1%
511/4
%'
5
Jun
1%
19%
34% May
5
45%
*73
24 Va Jan
13
23 Va
45%
30
3
preferred
Bulova
68%
22%
45%
3.50
Co
24% Jun
68
23
100
Pipe Line Co-
27
15% Oct 22
8,700
61,800
92
68%
2.50
Inc
Bucyrus-Erie Co
Co
14%
43% "
*91
45 Va
19
5
Brown Shoe Co Inc
$5
14
41%"
92
RR—
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
Budd
1,200
22%
30%
25
Blgelow
14
6
7,600
16 Va
68 Va
18%
100
;
3%% preferred—
Brooklyn Union Gas
82 Va Nov
27% Jan
'
46
30 Va
No par
32
Dec
10
36
;
15
Bridgeport Brass Co common
4%% convertible preferred
Buckeye
14%
441/4
*91
40
7,500
I.25
Brlggs Manufacturing Co
Brlggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
&
14 Va
43%'
44%
5
Corp
T
59%
7.50
Airways
Brown
28
14%
92
1
preferred
Braniff
43%
5
.
80 %
41
68%
34%
74
47
*79 %
23'/a
139%
37
46
80
68
*45
52%
36%
79%
23
'
35
10
Common
4
14%
*91
1
&
Maine
4
9
66% July 20
33'A Sep
&
Jan
16% Jan
*73
50c
issued
Edison
Boston
7% Nov 24
14% Dec
14%
45"'
92
36%
Borg-Warner Corp common
3%% preferred
Jan
43 Va
36%
Co
When
48% Jan
Sep
58% Sep
76
Aluminum
Borden
16 Va
36%
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
87% Jan
29
35 ft
16%
1%
Bond Stores Inc
20% Jan
84% Jan
36 Va
16%
1%
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
Bliss (E W) Co
29
-40% Jan
36
17
1%
&
17% Jan
Jan
36
*161/4
14 Va
20
26% Jan
21
35%
16%
1%
19%
29% Jan
1
35%
36%
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet (Del)com_5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
5
May 14
57%
*39%
45%
Decker Mfg Co
Blaw-Knox Co
29% Jan
60
41
*91
140
9
July
14%
51 Va
71,400
*39%
69
35
11,900
70%
'
46%
139%
21%*
67%
x59
23%
40c
19%
71%
41
45%
common
92%
21%
69'A
16%
<
92
8
(Del)
~50
92 Va
21 Va
.
: :■
61
68
Co
Steel
93
400
2,100
212
<
80'.
1
Gypsum
*200
80
23 Va
preferred
Black
Jan
16%
100
7%
*91%
;
59%
1 peso
Inc
112
*200
*39%
81
1
common
Inc
Bethlehem
6
17% Jan
24% Sep 25
93% Nov 30
10
27
Jan
212
*200
53%
39%
50
Consolidated
Co
50
31
46% Jan
&
34% Jan
56% July 15
24% Mar 31
Benguet
Best
-52%
61%
5
Corp
preferred
138 % Jan
6
11
July
Aviation
212
53%
35
35 Va
44%
3,800
53%.
45
39 %
16%
*91
2,200
38%
59'A
*79%
v.v
41
35
14'/a
1
100
22% Sep
5%
•
v
No par
preferred
80
63
*39%
1
Aircraft Corp..
& Howell Co common
4%%
80
60
100
1
45% Dec
Apr
pfd
Belding-Heminway
29
68
(A S)
Aircraft Corp
51
53%
72
4
3,400
-
53%
>
21%
4
22%
.
45
92'/a
Jan
22
;
50%
69
Jan
3,500
23%
1,200
/
"36%'
211/2
65% Jan
500
59%
44%
91%
40
25'/a
59 Va
39 Va
92%
4
25
59%
51 Va
21%
26
26
50% '
70%
29
57
44%
21
Jan
Jan
*91%
57
38%
66'A
57 % Jan
Jan
-
57 Va
45%
67%
39% Jan
14
1.
92'/a
.
10,700
40
21
11
38
♦200
50%
40 Va
59%
"
70
40
*44%
20%
10
5
53%
50%
39
V
45'/a
66%
Feb
May
'
Va
420
41%
22%
,
23%
1
Apr
95
40%
* 44
53%
>
23
12,500
82 Va
26
26%
60%
25%
91%
*81
57%
.
2.50
Inc
Dec
24% May 11
212
50%
40 Va
12.50
23%
50'A
'
♦26
27,500
"
82
57%
17,800
14%
24%
24%
40%
4,400
*
35%
14%
91%
,
82;'
•
7
•
91 %
15%
24'/a
91%
7
'34
41%
v;v 59%
61
23 %
44 Va
84
2
*60%
51'/a
65
14
•
41
42
Nov
26%
22%
9
Dec
26 Va
23 Va
2
13
57%
61 Va
18
91
58
26%
Dec
Beck Shoe
58
44%
Beckman Instruments Inc
80
53%
60%
35% Jan
9
41
26%
28% Jan
78
41%
40 Va
preferred
91% Jan
100% Mar 26
82%
40%
7%
35 Va
14%
92%
42
7Va
.35
25
91%
50%
prior preferred
24%
24%
10
10
common
15'A
*81%
100
Beatrice Foods Co
15
82 %
No par
Inc
15%
92%
1
25% Jan
Bangor & Aroostook RR
7%
35%
♦81 Va
A
'
1
Barber Oil
Basic
51% Oct
•
10
4
7%
35Va
7%
7%
*57%
noncumulative preferred—100
6
43 ft Dec
30
4%
Jan
66% Feb
74% May
41
Jan
2
7
100
Baltimore & Ohio common
63
9
16
81
27
23
22
91 Va
81
29
Feb
Dec
25'A
91%
10o
29
49% Sep
19% Sep
36% Jan
24%
100
27
28% Jan
204
No par
Elec
Jan
30% May 11
27
com
preferred series B
preferred series C
7%
91
15%
Jan
23
Nov
15%
Corp
59% Jan
22
23
4
13
Co
35%
24 Va
36
Wilcox
&
4%%
79
7'A
35%
35
15 Va
1
9
(B T) Inc
(AM)
Va
22%
22
21%
21%
80,900
75
76%
120
67%
*66
67'A
80%
80%
*80%
81'A
"40
31%
31%
31%
30 ft
31%
21,200
25
24%
25
25%
25%
2,100
37'A
37%
37'A
37%
3,500
11%
3,370
75
*66
75
;
11%
*14
12
11%
14%
*13%
14
900
28%
27%
28
5,600
c
28% NOV
2
32% Aug 12
9% Mar 17
27 'A Jan
13
6% Jan
24
46V4Jun 26
27% July 27
13% Dec 31
55% Dec 28
19
Dec
4
22
ft Aug 14
79
Oct
23
89
Feb
5% July 10
18
Jan
10
Mar 30
30
41% Nov 30
36% Sep 22
24 V* Dec
30
32% Mar
57'A Dec
11
69
For
footnotes,
11
51
Apr 22
44% Jun
1
3
July 28
see page
30
Jan
5
California Packing Corp
Callahan Mining Corp
Calumet St Hecla Inc
19
7% Jan
6
Jan
4
26% Jan
18
13% Jan
15
50% Jan 29
19% Jan
4
82
13% Jan
5
547A Jan
4
21% Jan
22
Jan
18
83
Jan
4
45% Jan
21
48
Jan
7
37
Jan
25
27
38% Jan
4
Jan
4
26% Jan
6
58'A Jan
15
60 Va Jan
6
24.
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
Canada Dry Corp common
$4.25 conv preferred
5
\
~5
I_1
27%
6%
28
-
6%
6%
6%
l6%
6%
6'A
6%
24%
13%
25'A
24%
25%
13'A
24%
24%
3,000
13'A
13%
13%
54
13%
13%
13'%
13'A
4,600
54%
54'A
54%
51%
54
50%
20%
51'A
4,500
20%
20'A
4,400
13%
-
1.80
53'A
53%
20%
21
*80
82%
*80
*45%
46
♦46
82%
46%
20%
20%
20
20%
*81
82%
*81
82%
*81
•46
46%
*46
46 Va
*46
37
37%
*37
37%
*37
25%
26
25%
59
*58%
No par
Canadian Pacific
Cannon Mills Co
-25
25%
25%
25%
No par
38'A
25%
*58%
58%
58'A
5 8 ft
*58 ft
Ry
*37%
.,
28
*37
9,200
46%
Canada Southern Ry Ct.
Canadian Breweries Ltd
„100
27%
6%
25
26
1.66%
No par
6%
24%
25
20'A
«
82%
37%
300
25%
25%
25%
13,600
59
59
59
300
Volume
Number 5921
The
Commercial
and
Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
.
Year 1959
Lowest
Range Since Jan.
Highest
12% Nov 20
Lowest
STOCKS
1
NEW YORK
Highest
37% Feb
10
33% Dec
31
52% Feb
16
Jan
15
8
102 % Jan
34 '/« Jan
5
6
88% Jan
12
90
41% Jan
Jan
19
4
35% Jan
22
62
37% Jan
Oct
13
16
47% Jan
29
58% Jan
19
27
85
Dec
33% Sep
23
45% Nov 25
10% Jan
29
13% Jan
4
43
28
49% Jan
4
32
Jan
Carey
4
29
Jan
11
67% Jan
11
78% Jan
26% Feb
4
2
17% Jan
Carter
29
22% Jan
5
Case
114% Jan
19
29
Jan
12
Nov
16
119% Mar 16
7% Apr 22
109% Jan
6% Jan
7
30% Jan
20
10
36% Aug 12
98 % Jan 12
25
Sep 22
114% Dec 22
125% May 13
89% Nov
76% Sep
.32
Nov
21% Apr
89 Vi Jan
34% July 29
22
9
44% Mar 20
20
16
Apr
7
92
Jan
31% Jan
23
4
83% Jan
5
Jan
4
19
13
4%%
Jan
11
5%
Nov
24% Jan 29
5
22
25% Jan
15
Mar 23
Central
17
30
55
18% Jan
4
54% Jan
71% Feb
17
80
Jan
8
18% Sep
30% Jun
77% Jan
22
19
21
Apr 20
19% Jan
18
20% Jan
5
32% Jan
28
38% Mar 23
99% Feb 27
88% Jan
preferred
_20
10
46% May 11
42% Jan
,
Dec
11
31
23
20
32% Dec 31
8% Dec 22
8% Jan
July 27
32% Dec 31
20
34% Jan
.
6
91% Jan 21
Central
Illinois
15
Central
18
Central &
34
16
9% Jan
28
16% Jan
7
9% Jan
13
11
Jan
7
29
42
50% Mar
5
36J/4 Jan
Jan
Central
4% May 29
6% Jan
52
Apr
37% Jun
1
79
9
351/4 Jan
.27
39
Jan
s
191/4 Jan
29
21
Jan
42 % Jan
373/4 Dec
31
26% Nov
4
36% Jan
5
10% Oct
6
17% Mar 23
18
46
36:'/4 Sep
1
118% Feb
19% Aug
Jan
9
29
4
25% Jan
29
12% Jan
8
43% Jan
26
693/4 Jan
40% Jan
67
8
Jan
3
"l2
14
Jan
Jan
18
8
38
July 14
32
Jan
5
34y» Jan
21
53
Jan
381/2 Jan
28
433/4 Jan
6
38% Jan
14
393/4 Jan
25
,
29
16
44 'A Mar 30
33% July
8
71 % May 22
32% Jan 22
28% Nov 23
231/8 Jan
45 % May 25
5
18% Nov 23
.
17
26
263/a Jan
:
641/4 Jan 29
66
Jan
25
231/2 Jan
32
25
36i/2 Jan
4
Jan
26% Nov 23
36% July 28
261/8 Jan
29
293/4 Jan
37% Apr
17
27 % Jan
28
29% Jan
2
293/b Jan
22
32
Jan
8
13
Jan
22
18% Jun
24
141/2 Jan
4
151/4 Jan
4
26% Jun
17
46% Dec
17
39% Jan
19
47% Jan
4
50% Feb
4
72% May 20
62?
Jan
20
717/s Jan
6
31% Jan
20
78%
Jan
4
.
11
37
Jan
21
77
23
91% Feb
16
17
102% Jan
12
96
Jan
15
99
35 y4 Oct 23
46% Jan 14
47% Jun
30
35% Jan
12
38% Jan
5
64% July 10
51% Jan
53% Jan
12
46% Nov
64% Jan
93
Dec
Dec
19
;
.
7
33
Jan
82% Jan
Jan ?.8
26
45% Jan
29
49
Jan
Feb
5
27% Mar 20
21% Jan
19
24% Jan
4
43
Jan
9
57
?
4
15
-
y4 Dec 16
57% Jan
9
44% Jun 22
Nov
2
47% Jan
7
5iy4 Jan
4
18% Jan
15
2
1-5% Jan
6
17
Jan
18
Jan
26
92% Jan
4
18
50% Jan 26
11
921/2 Jan
96% Nov 24
55% Jan
2
82
47% Jan
<
Inc
Gotham
10
Ry
23
Feb
27
711/2 Jan
5
7
29% Dec
18
25% Jan
29
9
72 i/b Dec
16
55% Jan
29
8
34'/a Dec
82
Jan
6
Jan 21
Jan
6
Jan
4
35% Jan
4
47% Jan 28
10
29% Jan
29
45% Nov 13
50% Mar 11
46y4 Jan
4
49
Oct
14
63% Feb
50
Jan
18
51% Jan
18
35
Jan
14
26
45
Jan
4
,*32%
.....
49%
91%
58
331/2
,
'
,
No par
1%
preferred
4% 2nd preferred—
100
100
No par
Coca-Coia Co
When issued
151%
51
No par
——
6% Feb
10
12% Sep
1
8% Jan
6
20% Sep
14% Jun
30
15% Jan
1
10% Jan
10
VB Sep 18
26% Dec 14
58'/a Dec 24
95% Dec
17
37% Oct 19
221/4 Sep 23
17% Sep 21
21% Dec
2
45 %
Sep 21
5
26'/4 Jan 29
30% Nov 24
68% Jan 21
106% Feb
13
Jan
4
96% Jan
13
59
25
Jan
5
297/8 Jan
4
24% Jan
5
22
27 ya
23
July 10
57% Feb
of
53% Jan
88% Jan
92 % Jan
Feb
26
87% Jan
911/2 Jan
$4.52
92
Jan
22
81 % Jan
84
25y# Jun 25
82
Dec
9
18
101 Va Oct 23
44
75
Nov 17
Dec
18
11% Jan
2
20% Dec
18
92i/aMay
92
Apr
30% Nov
261/4 Jan 29
8
55% July 29
107% Apr 27
58% Jan
6
83
101% Jan
14
27
11
13
41% Jan
29
9
75% Jan
4
16% Mar 12
23 y8 Apr
http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ For footnotes,
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Jan
43% Jan
20
see page
291/a Jan
5
64%
31%
31%
57%
•
50%
56'
'126
63%
72,400
51%
31%
31%
81%
,82%
36%
37%
37%
36%
*95% -97
5,800
...
400
•
37%
>53%
2,600
53
53
53%
53
46%
46%
45%
46%
23,900
19,600
21%
'22%
22
22%
4,900
48%
48
48y4
48
48
1,900
16%
16
<16
16%
16%
2,600
84%
85%
851/4
84
84%
50%
49
3,500
7,400
91%
91%
92%
92%
59
59%
'59%
34
34
34
51%
49%
50%
58%
*33 y2
54%•
S0y4
150
46
49%
16,100
3,700
54%
127%
52%
52%
127% 127%
102
*95
153
147% 150 »/4
150%
50%
51%
51%
*1100
*1100
*1100
37%
371/4
37%
37 Vs
*741/4
37%
380
*33%
34
53
152%
350
60
*126
*95
51
92%
55%
102
152%
51%
92 y8.
127%
♦95
-
48% '48%
*59%
.
20
102
49%
5,700
50%
6,200
37%
12,200
*1100
37%
:
36%
75%
*74%
75%
26%
271/a
25%
26%
3,300
60%
61%
55%
601/2
38,400
32%
31%
31%
30%
31%
29%
30%
29%
30%
40,600
47%
*46%
47%
*46%
47%
47%
47%
51
*51
51%
41%
*51%
39%
51%
39%
40%
39%
19%
20
19%
1
-
-
*47
48
20
100
w
52%
*51%
403/g
40%
40%
20
T
52%
39%
19%
51%
j
40
110
19%
18,800
37,000
16%
5,500
47%
47%
.48 ya
47%
48
41%
40%-
48%
41
41
*1
41%
5,500
4,800
10,400
-
.41
40%
41
,
,
16
16
;
62%
1
25%
26 y8
25%
26y8
26%
26%
25
26'
24%
25%
56%
57%
56%
55%
56
55%
55%
55 y4
56 y4
13%
14%
14
563/4
14%
14%
14%
14
14%
13%
14%
57
57%
56%
57%
56%
57 %
56%
57
56% (.57
23
94 ya
94
94
94
*93%
94%
105
104%
104%
15 3%
15%
94
*93%
8,300
13,400
12,500
200
*94
100
104%
104%
*104%
105
1
1
11
15%
15%
15%
16
8%
9%
*9
16%
9'/a
16%
11%
11%
11%
11%
16%
11%
16%
11%
11
ny8
11
11%
5,400
26%
27%
26%
27
203/4
27%
263/4
26%
26%
26%
3,200
16%
16%
94
60
15%
15%
9
9%
9
16
9y8
16%
105
105
15%
15%
9
9
16%
16
60
3,000
2,100
5,300
61%
613/4
62%
62%
62%
'63%
63
63%
23,700
97%
98 %
97%
98%
973/4
98
97% "98%
6,000
46 %
48%
Corp
6%
5
1.33%
pfd____100
1
preferred
No par
100
47%
49%
47%
49%
49
50%
48%
49%
28
28%
27%
28'/4
28
28%
273/4
28
24%
24 ya
..38%
24%
28
-24%
24
24%
233/4
24
23%
23%
23%
*23
23%
23
23
45%
46
23
23
45
45%
*14%
*23
45%
*14%
15
36 '/a
36%
55
55%
90
91
*90
91%
*81%
83%
I
1
46
15%
*14%
15%
400
11,200
20
37 y*
37%
37%
36%
37%
8,200
55%
54%
55 y2
55
55%
16,700
90%
903/4
90 y8
91
91 y8
92%
500
90
90
90
90
*83
85
20
27
7,900
*81%
84
90%
90%
90
90
*90
84
84
*823/4
91%
84
60
'
27 y8
*82%
27%
84%
27%
*82%
273/8
84%
477/8 Jan
4
•42%
42y8
42%
77%
2
143/4
55
1013/4
25
46
rl4%
37
43%
—
44%
15%
5,200
13,300
55 %
101%
preferred.
46
23%
37
44%
Industries common
45%
*14%
*23
25,600
54%
102%
No par
A Steel—
■i.
3/4
36%
44 ya
Copper
*104%
61%
5
preferred
4
98%
—
convertible
82
♦97-
23
*126
153
50%
31%
*95%
-
40%
50%
'
152
154
•
V
-
*95
97
49%
•
56%
101%
5%
62
83
.
-
127%
102
$5.50 preferred —
No par
Continental Can Inc common
10
20
27
,63%
16%
51%
Continental Baking Co common—5
14J/2 Jan
5,100
46%
34-
4
22'% Jan
200
413/4
22%
52%
v-
50%
*33
31%
-82
81
36%
"7
911/2""
104 % Jan
5
14%
40%
48
4
19
14%
43
48 y8
.No par
...—No par
No par
America-
preferred
;nntlnentnl
81
*95%
14
771/4 Jan 22
r
20
15%
60%
Coal Co
$4.16 preferred
Container Corp of
4%
•
97%
Consumers Power Co com
Common
>
81%
Jan
Jan
24.
63%
481/2 Jan
83
211/aJan
13
64%
15y4
48
Utilities—.—1
$4.50 preferred
99
44 y# Jun
44
5,100
6,500
31
48'/a
Jan
29
7
Jan 28
43%
26%
277/a
.
47%
Consol RR or Cuba
99% Mar 11
Dec 23
*141%
271/2
31
*61%
8
4
87% Sep 25
79% Sep 24
15%
44%
•
•61%
6
18
87
31
15%
6
401/2 Jan
52% May 22
28
61%
Consolidated
Consolidation
27%
27%
63%
Jan
19
26%
*29%
*14%
42%
62%
No par
—
Foods
56% Jan
Jan
27%
Y com—No par
N
Gas
35% Jan
14
27%
*30
.
28
31
21%
28
30%
16%
com
Consol Electronics Industries
Consolidated
Consolidated
33
6
27%
15%
—
preferred
42% Nov
5
61% Feb 25
Jan
Co
Publishing Co
32
25
1,600
1
Corp..
12% Dec 17
Feb
32%
19%
Laundries Corp.._—5
Consolidated Natural Gas
10
49
-32%
26y8
*61%
23y4 jan
Jan
44% Jan
24
52
,33%
10%
25
29
32%
63%
63% Jan
98% Jan
29
33
'
19%
6
46 ya Jan
4,600
33
33
63%
29% Jan
27% Jan
1,800
19%
16%
Cone
20'/a Jan
64'y2
19%
16%
Congoleum-Nairn Inc. ——__No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp
—
1.
1
23%
64'/4 :
19%
100
4
9
12,300
23'/4
65
19%
*64y4
64%
12
31
!23%
300
20 /•••
18
58% Dec
23%
30
39'/2
.
16%
12% Jan
29% Dec
*38%
2,200
*63%
-—5
10% Jan
17% Jan
22% Nov
39%
39
20
x.
Conde
$5
-V *38%
2,600
32%
10
preferred
preferred
Consol Edison
J.5%
32
No par
Comptometer Corp
29
T5'/4
*38y4
51
>
10
Ca
Edison
Comrnoi. wealth
Mills
33%
No par
4
,
15%
39
65
Jf
Inc
System
Carbon
Nast
38'/2
*74%
29
14% Jan
,
*32%
.
900
115
27%
Solvents
29
20
i5y2
15y4
*105
62%
Commercial
151/4 Jan
115
9,100
75%
5
6
*106
7,800
%
61%
15% Jan
25% May
115
40
•
1st pfd
100
Broadcasting System.2.50
preferred
5.25%
67% ! 67%
19%
Ry— *
noncumulative
4.64%
401/2
26%
40%
5
11% .11% :.
41
741/4
Credit Co
Jan
12y8
62%
Engineering Inc
'
7,900
27
Columbus A Southern Ohio Elec—5
17
8,300
74%
Commercial
12
29,800
60%
Combustion
26
30
25y4 ; 26
26%
15
Jan
29
75%
58% Jan
58% Jan
,
30%
27%
281/4 Jan / 4
94
'
26%
>;19%
62%
42% Jan
105% Jan
31
4,700
8,300
191/4
29'/4
671/2
23%,
49%
33%
*461/2
■'
29
27
4
'
11%
23%
91%
38%
26
22
30%
19%
97-
'57%
58
37%
*74y4
27y8
60%
7 31%
Colgate-Palmolive Co common—..1 "
v
$3.50 preferred
No par
Collins A. Alkmun Corj>
No par :
Collins Radio Co
...
1
Colorado Fuel & Iron common
5
5%% preferred series B
50
Southern
50ys
91%
*1100
"
551/4 Jan
26
193/3
29%
37%
*64%
32
31%
51%
50%
581/4
56%
127%
*126
102
*95
.
24% Jan
90% Jan
90
36%
<
-
40 V2 Jan
56% Jan
2,600
*89
:
83
5
103% Jan
40%
90
»•
82
67% Aug
9
40%
40%
37%
65V'
85%
-
38% May 18
19
400
23%
20
84
v-
25% Nov 17
20
643/4
67
39ya r
:
12
Anr
*63%
40%
39'/a
16%
4
64
8,200
653/4
6,700
11%
r
50
491/4 Jan
101% Apr
112% Feb
4%
41% Y
33%
49
Gas
2
43/4
.
14,700
67%
39%
16%
Pictures common.
Dec 22
4,500
4%
43/4
*64%
28%
39%
16%
Columbia
55% Jan
32%
25%
r
*32%
49%
Columbia
90
30%
igi/j
:*'•
/,
16%
4
101% Sep 25
81/aJan
2
1
151/4
40
39%
23%
4
13% Jan
33%
46%
18
181/4 Mar 11
15%
52%
20% Jan
9
lsy4
,
26%.
*106/
22 7/a
17% Jan
64% Jan
12% Sep
115.
*32%
33%
31%
67
46
,
54% Jan
.
*106
193/4
*40%
52%
Columbian
13%
13%
91% J 95
36%
30% V
ll'/4
<
53 Ya
$4.25
B6%
*89
*
30
67%
24
A
600
5,800
323/a
40%
90
26%
46%
23
4
67
40%
36%
30%
22%
49%
Columbia
,
19%
46
27
7
.
35y4
.<
53
28
NOV
,
,
City Investing Co...
5
City Products Corp
Nopai
City Stores Co
5
Clark Equipment Co—...
15
Cleveland Electric Ilium com..
15
15% Jan
43
r,
191/2
193/4
29%
30%
31%' 31%
26y8f 26%
10%
ll>/4
41-%
4iy4
37%
61% Jan
14
-
37%
74
471/4 Jan
•
38
24 % Mar 23
51% Mar 23
,
*883%
*
-
371/2
4%
13%
65
403/a
90
36%
'
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
10
C I T Financial Corp.
No par
Cities Service Co..
10
19% Nov 18
43% Sep 21
32% Jun 17
,
403/8
36
80%
15% Nov 23
19% Jan
90
*95%
60'/2 Dec 16
Mar 23
40
*88
-
98
48% May
7
24% Mar 13
391/8 Jan
4Q3/4
65
82
Goitmulo
20
10%
•
95%
4%
4%
66
32
Coca-Cola Internet'! Corp____No pai
Dec
4"% >5.
65
31%
Cluett Peabody A, Co com
21% Jan
:
*95%
4
41%
741/4
30ya
69'%
18,800
*8iy4
62% Jan
Jan 21
30%
10
100
8
47% Dec
23% Jan
,
40%
100
;
28
71
5
65%
*88
b.SO
preferred
Jan
Jan 21
295/8
10'
Ac Electrle—
Gas
preferred
53
371/8 Jan 26
,1
10
com
127% Jan
43% July 27
.
*65%
40
Western
16
52
30%
9%
Fibre Cn
15
Sep 21
4%
..a
;
Dec
155
293/4
11
13%
65
147y4 Jan 29
491/2 Jan 29
30%
J.
360
3,000
32%
136% Jan
35
400
29%
,
13%
4
12
24 %
90
95
28
Nov
45%
i
13%
Jan
169
'
24%
93%
Jan
9
45%
24%
96
57
119 »/4 Feb
89%
46
24%
13%
34
Apr 27
89%
45%
25
13%
14
96
89:%
45%
24%
951/4
29
127% Jan 21
89%
45%
96
Jan
29
88%.
453/4
13%
Jan
28
2,700
13%
Nopai
4%%
IOO
3,000
34
*33%
95%
33
28
34
I
Co
46
Dec
33%
19%
37
14
Jan
34%
500
10
12
Jan
34%
;
.
"
76
r
*9%
Jun
46
19%
:
361/4
39
60
76
20
10%
59 lA Dec
126
4,200
80%
*20
373/a
9
:
•55%
56%
*76
19-%
36%
2
28'
59% Jan 28
55%
*551/2
80%
19%
.
*10%
Dec
4
56%
56%
*76
.
10%
"24% Jan
:
2,500
38%
33
Jan
2,100
17 »/4
183/8
■
37%
$4.50 preferred .—:—-—No par
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7% gtd.
50
Special-guaranteed 4% stock—50
Clevlte Corporation
_J
51
243/B
17
*10%
28
90% Jan
241/e
17%
381/4
23
20
24%
17%
1
Corp..:
;
18%
24%
10%
Dec
Mar 20
*18
18%
243/4
17%
17%
37%
Dec
65% Feb
18%
130
18%
*101/4
57
101
6,700
38%
89
'
33%
10%
No n«>
4%
33
38
..
5
Common
4
29.,
33%
*10%
No par
Belt Co
Cincinnati
i
30% Dec
800
333/8
*10
,
5
37% Jan
81%
10%
.
4
27% Dec 24
24% Oct 22
81%
293/4
Corp—
28,400
118
118%
82 4
116
*81%
*93/4
—
6
28%
90%
.
39
39%
39%'
5% preferred
;
50 e..39% * 39% »• r
39%"
Cllic Milw St Paul A Pac.—No par.. . v 23%; 24% <
,
23'/a.
5% series A noneum pfd—_—.100
64%
65%65
Chic A North Western com__No par
4 19%' 20y4 ,
19%»
5% preferred series Ax—:
100
32 . • 33*/4
33
Chicago Pneumatic Tool.
8
27
27%
27
Chicago Rock Isl A Pac RR_.No par " ?
27%
28
:
27%1
Chicago Yellow Cub_
No par
*29% ,31
30%
Cliickasha Cotton Oil.
5
*14%
15% V-' *14% '
Chock Full O'Nuts Corp
1
44%
45%
44
Chrysler Corp
i
25
> 62%
64%
621/2 i
4
89
273/a
83
X29 % <
Class A
12
193/8 Jan
"118
*883/4
39,000
34
issued
Great
90
28%
27%
'
3oy4
32%
*883/4
118%
63/4
;■
10%
Products
Aircraft
.,(irn
Chic
31,506
313/4
90
283/b
31%
...
26
31%
*
25%
*45%
*24%
-
■
,t
t6
1,400
32%
*9%
36%
37y4
19%
193/4
30 . < 305/8
CiiccKui
Motors Corp.
.1.20
313/4' 33%
Ch.emH.ron Corp
1
26%
27%
Chemway Corp
1.
10%
11%
Chesapeake Corp of Va
5.
i
41.%
41%
Chesapeake A Ohio Fly common—25 :Y > 67%
68%
3'%% convertible preferred
100
*108 , 115 •
Ch icago A East III, RR com ..No par
15%
16%
293/4 Jan
25
190
63/4
30%
3.00.
Champion Spark Plug Co..
1%
Champltn Oil & Refining Co
1. ;
Chance Voughl Aircraft Inc—___1„
383/4 Jan
18%
113%
63/4
Corp____2.50
$4.50 preferred
31% Jan
28
10% Jan
15
Jan
28% Jan
80%
34%
90%
45%
173/4
*112%
25%
Common
4
16
23% Nov 25
63
Dec
74% July
Pasco
When
13
9
26
Cessna
6
89% Jan
45% May 28
64% Dec 29
de
92
:
18%
1123/4
63/4
*24%
Violetla Sugar Co
Paper A,
42% Jan
24
Jan
Chain
8
Sep
38% Nov
Chstu
26
14
25% Sep
25
18
8
Jan
Jan
17
13% Apr
5% Jan
70% Jan 11
65
Cerro
45
21,600
.243/4
-
20.
<
106
900
•70
18%
Rn
...
South West
Certain-Teed
_
Jan
25'/2 Apr
Oct
28
88
24
34% Feb
4
32% Jan
4V2 Jan
40
Mar
Nov
106
100% Jan
29
,
4
99
15
29
Jan
24
16
30
19
9
July 27
>)0% Feb
87% Dec
35
Nov
13
91% Jan
9
43% Jan
6
13% Jan
13
*90%
34
69
112%
82
55%
»■
19%
34
34 1
Service__.iO
N .1
Century Industries Co
Jan
7
30 % Jan
27
28
16% Apr
103% Dec
Public
,55%
72%
33%
-
17%
*76
41%
28%
6%
118%
j
18%
25
17
20%
7,300
41
28%
183/4
28%
.
243/4
55%
>
-38%
41%
113%
*89
28%
82%
80 %
20
38%
38%
*28%
32%
;
r
117-
*18
"
25
49%
*63/4
113
-
343/s
47%
6,700
9,100
693/4
76%
90
273/4
36
28
69%'
18%
40
353/4
50%
*
♦401/z
28
t
6%
32%
,91
36%
-38%
41%
28 V
19%
113
34
17%
55%
100
RR Co of
,
75%
*40%
320
*901/4
*90%
-
<
82%
<
"18%
"i
28
91
-38%- -38%-
41%
28
117
81%
*76
%
No par
preferred
14
26% Jan
15% Mar 11
34% Sep 21
11% Sep 22
4%%
46% Jan
26
28% Jan
12
Central Illinois I.gt common
4
29% Jan
17
com
No par
5 %prelerred series B
...100
Central Hudson Gas A EIec__No par
4
Jan
Co
^
34%
?
25
1
Sugar
*18
.5
_.
Aguirre
81%
40 %
*89%
29%
116
34 %
_i.
49
30%
90
28%
116
503/4
6%
.
32
*89%
493/4
113
6%
31
36
183/4
114
6%
>
-
19%
113
series A.100:
common
Foundry Co—
Central of Georgia Ry
56% Jan 27
27
37% Sep
88"% Dec
.
12.50
.
363/4
74%
78
100.
36%
*
<1
6,500
33%
S3\
36
—38%—391/4
41%
451/4
323/4
44%
323/B
*901/4
35%
20.400
44%
43
91
Shares
[10%
10%
.
the Week
Jan. 29
.
11%
'48%-50
73%
Central
Aug 20
Aug 14
24
90
18%
...
preferred,
27
Jan
5
33%
1
...
conv
Jan
76
33%
28%
Inc
2nd
(Jeiotex, Corp
13
22
33%
28
Corp..
Co common.
preferred
41
Jan
333/4
*40.%
__
Celanese Corp of Aimer com__No
par
7%
2nd preferred xi.
100
35% Jan 15
18
33%
90
preferred
7
Caterpillar Tractor common__No par
4.20% preferred
:
u._iOO
12
32% Jan
Products
(j i)
7%
8
118% Jan
preferred
6%%
13
4
78% Jan
3
4%%
6
25
Jan
44%
33%
_5
Carriers A General
67/b Jan 20
34% Jan
22
27% Jan
116
91% July
23
17% Dec 30
4
10%
39'/j>"
41% Jan
27% Jan
7
Dec
11%-
38%
5
lb
6
11%
43%
51
31% Jan
30
11%
44%
50
89% Dec
108
11%
44V4
36%
1
22
11%
35%
26% Sep 30
38% Jan
8
Jan.28
45 %
*90
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Jan. 27
11%
Carpenter Steel Co
4
Wednesday
45
5
par
40% Dec
Sep
Jan.26 :
Mlg Co.
Z__ZI_io
Carolina Clinclifield A Ohio
Ry 100
Carolina Power A Light..
No
48% Jan
46'/a Jan
18
Tuesday
Jan.25
(Philip)
17
40% Jan
Monday
Par
Capital Airlines Inc
Carborundum Co
34% Nov
.
LOW AND HIGH BALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
23% Apr 10
56% July 15
42
*76%
77%
*76%
44
26%
27%
27
*82%
•82
84%
27%
84%
26%
84%
*83
43%
43%
43%
44 3/4
44%
101%
101%
101 y2
1013/4
101%
423/4
42'/a
42%
>413/4
76%
•77
42
-
*76%
76%
77%
44%
102
,
42%
11%
5,100
300
29,400
30
>.
13%
14%
22
22%
14
*21%
14
14
14%
22%
22%
22%
-
14
14%
*22
223/4
13%
*22
14
223/4
9,600
300
/
16
Range Since Jan.
Year 1959
29
56 % Jan
Continental
Insurance
a
51 %
52%
51
Continental
Motors
1
10%
11%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
51
50%
13% Apr
20
10% Jan
26
11% Jan
45 y® Oct
23
69% Jan
26
49 % Jan
21
57
55% Jan
8
94% Nov
9
77
Jan
29
84% Jan
Oct
23
50 % Dec
4
33% Jan
29
41% Jan
Nov
4
•»
Continental
Controls
45% Aug 12
36% Jan
11
39% Jan
20% Jan
29
26
24% Jan
7
46% Jan
28
15
59% Jun
1
49% Jan
17% Oct
26
30 % Jun
89% Feb
9
154% Dec
22
7
128% Jan
24
84 % Jan
May 12
85% Jan
50% Sep 23
84% Feb
11
88
Feb
4
88
85
24% Jun
6
18% Oct
26
5
24% Jan
27
3%%
12% Jan
28
14% Jan
4
3% Jan
25
4% Jan
15
56% Jain
29
64% Jan
4
Mar 30
72% Jan
12
73
14
37% Jan
4
39% Jan
5
Cream
35
18
Jan
29
19% Jan
5
36%
33 ¥2
35%
4,100
39%
39
39%
39
39%
38%
3934
15,800
*12%
—-1
1
Inc
preferred
Petroleum
2
Corp
preferred
coiiv
25
4
25
Jan
29
29% Jan
4
102% Jan
2
4
29
109% Jan
5
12% Jan
11
Cuba RR
Jan
11
Cuban-American
21% Jan
6
7% Jan
5
37% Jan
16
15% Jan
I! 88% Jan 20
29
27
18
$4.20
10% Jun
15
17 % Mar
4
11% Jan
14% Jan
81% Mar 11
67% Jan
8
68% Jan
18
12% Jan
18
12% Jan
4
Sep
15
Aug 18
41% Jan 20
10% Sep
15
16% Jan
59% Dec
18
67
21% Apr
27 % Jan
2
2
4%fc
19
37% Jan
14
Jan
28
12% Jan
7
11
Jan
12
60% Jan
8
3
22% Jan
12
23% Jan
26
25
27% Jan
29
31% Jan
4
Jan
18
37% Jan
7
60
Aug 27
$4
24%
24
24%
11,300
12%
12%
J 12%
12%
1,900
*3%
3%
37/8
57%
*3%
58 %
56%
3%
58%
73
*72%
73
38%
*38%
39
300
12,500
%
500
*18%
3,400
24'%
1.400
38
18%
18%
18 %
18
24%
24%
24 ¥4
24 ?
a
18%
19
90
4
57%
38
18%
18 3/4
'•;/•
73
*72%
24%
-
87
19
23,100
•18%
19%
18%
19 %
18%
19%
30 %
29%
29%
30
30%
30 %
30 ¥8
28%
30 %
39'/a
*38%
39%
300
14,600
!
39
38%
38%
*38%
47%
48%
47%
47%
46%
47%
46%
87%
87%
*87%
88%
87%
87 ¥2
87%
87%
*38%
48%
87%
26%
27
*104'/2
104%
6,000
47%
38%
27%
26%
106
*104%
•
26%
26 ¥a
104%
26%
106
104 ¥4
25
180
26 %
17,900
'
102%
8 ¥4
102%
9
400
8%
8%
*8%
8%
8%
8%
16%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 ¥4
16
12%
12'/8
12%
11%
12 %
11 %
12
5
12%
68%
68%
68%
68%
*67%
12%
12%
12 ¥a
12 ¥4
12%
12% -¥\
37
36
36
35%
35*2
600
<11%
11,500
61*2
600
9
68
68
12%
12%
12%
12%
37
5
37
36%
No par
No par
*36
36%
11%
11%
11
11 ¥4
*60%
61 %
60%
60 ¥2
24
•23
♦23
23%
23%
*23
28
28 %
28
28%
36
36 Ya
36
36
36
36%
*36
10
89%
91
86
89
86 %
86%
1
100
39%
*83
40
85
38
*83
38*4
40 ¥2
5
14%
34% Sep
14
Nov
25
59% Jan
•
94% Dec
14
82
Jan
29
96
Jan
8
Cutler-Hammer
37% Nov
0
46% Dec
21
38
Jan
26
43% Jan
4
Dana
83
Nov
9
91 ¥4 Feb
16
83
Jan
4
Jan
4
13% Feb
2
19% July 27
14 ¥4 Jan
29
15% Jan
6
49% Mar 18
36% Jan
22
41 ¥4 Jan
14
48% Jan
12
51% Jan
5
15
Light common__7
Preferred 3.75% series A
100
Inc
,
24
>
11
-
-
3,500
17,700
68*2
*60%
28%
1
68%
11%
23%
A
68 ¥2
61 %
28%
230
15%
12
11%
61
:,23%
1
9
15%
11%
:
*60%
11%
11%
*60
36
44
24%
13
38%
18%
24%
26%
100
$1.60 prior preferred
Curtiss—Wright common
Class
60
85%
15%
Inc
preferred
prior
38%
18%
24%
*85 ¥2
85%
24%
*72%
18%
104%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Publishing common
1
40% Nov
38%
■
73
25
87%
Curtis
25% Feb
9,300
85%
10
Sugar
preferred
Press
6,500
130*4
100
pfd
noncum
38%
48
100
Packing Co common
Cudahy
Cuneo
35% Jan
21
6%
*73%
73
38%
Americn__12.50
preferred
convertible
5%%
4
30
12% Mar 31
Co,of
Steel
Crucible
65% Dec
15
•
No par
preferred
85 ¥2
29 %
1
2.50
preferred
No par
Crown Zellerbach Corp common__T5
28
22
128%
87
57'/a
3%
60 %
18%
:
$2
Jan
"3%
24%
1
com
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■
86
8.500
'
59%
72 %
22
*84
84
a
132
130%
132%
84
84%
4
38%
100
Wheat Corp
of
*
131%
131
61
3%
59
25
129%
134
22
22%
22
22%
22
22%
12%
86
24
51%
12%
46% Jan
32% Feb
51%
16,000
12%
Publishing
114% July
12,300
50%
12 %
Seai common
Jan
48
49%
24%
Crown Cork &
54
213s
46 3
50 ¥a
24%
Crowell-Collier
6
20%
48 ¥8
49 %
23%
6
21
21%
47%
51%
21%
24%
4
98 % Apr
21
48%
50%
85l, a
15
60% Jan
21%
48 %
51
24
Jan
9
21%
48
50%
__1
Jan
31
21%
46 %
1
Corp
20% Jan
27
22 %
48%
*85%
33
38% Jan
21%
47%
86%
6
Jan
*
5
85%
29
5
38
38%
85 %
26
20
39
84%
Jan
Jan
37%
38%
85'/a
3%*.
1,600
37
*84%
18% Jan
Dec
15% Dec 23
35%
22%
28% Jan
24
50% Jun
7
21
5% Dec 28
37
131%
9
37% May 27
25% May
37%
36%
4
37
5
28
44
104% Sep
79 3
-
Coty International Corp
5%
77
common
July 23
41
33
(Del)
28% Mar
7
26 "
81%
o
23% Oct
«
30
80
5
Crane Co common
4
81%
1
Crescent
Jan
81%
—
Works
Petroleum
Cosden
Coty
81%
preferred
40% Oct
23% Dec 23
85
86% Jan
81
100
preferred series of 1947-100
3%%
23% Apr
1
2
Nov
19
49%
81%
Co
Co
Glass
19
71% Nov 24
19
20
26
50%
81 %
Dubilier Electric Corp
22
85
29% Jan
Corning
31
72
36 % Sep
Cornell
4
Nov
2
12
16% Jan
Corn
4
5% Apr
-
Jan
35 % Jan
3
10
4
22% Jan
84% Jan
20 % Jan
Products
57% Jan
29
14% Dec
5
8% Jan
Sep
Copperweld Steel
4
146% Jan
6 |
21% Jan
Jan
55
16,700
49%
America
of
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Copper Range Co.-
27
33% Mar 17
54% Dec
*
19% Sep 21
7
Co
13,100
5
14
Corp
Steel
1034
5034
51
of Delaware
Continental Oil
Jan
14,400
10%
50%
23
22
Shares
5014
49%
10%
50%
Oct
39% Jan
49%
51
49%
the Week
Jan. 29
49% Jan
97/® Sep
35
51%
51
51%
Friday
Thursday
Jan. 28
5
Mar
66
31
Jan. 27
Jan. 26
Jan. 25
Par*
EXCHANGE
Sales for
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND
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Range for Previous
Monday, February 1, 1960
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and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(516)
24
-
400
1,000
-
200
'
27 ¥e
27%
37
36
36
1,000
84
86 ¥2
82
83
3,800
38 ¥4
39 ¥2
39
39*2
27%
*28 ¥4
27,400
D
Feb
6
47¥4 Dec
18
34
61
Jan
83
Corp common
3%%
preferred series A
Dan River Mills Inc
11
Power
72% Dec 23
82
Apr
10
72% Jan
4
71
81
Feb
27
74% Jan
15
74% Jan
15
Preferred
9
75% Jan
6
76% Jan
21
Preferred
36% July 15
28% Jan
25
33% Jan
5
21 ¥4 Feb
17% Jan
8
18 ¥2 Jan
22
Sep 23
Dec
83% Apr
22
26% Jan
2
76
17
Sep 15
Dec
26% Nov
68 ¥4
4
May 25
27
Jan
4
Deere
25
28% Jan
7% Sep 21
5
Delaware & Hudson
5
Delaware
Lack
5
Delaware
Power & Light
22¥4 Jan
19
26
Jan
4
Delta
16% Jan
29
18% Jan
5
Denv & Rio Grande West
15
May 26
10% Feb
7
25
8 ¥4 Jan
5
Jan
29
41
Apr
28
54% Jan
6
27 ¥4 Oct
28
21% Jan
25
68
10
Jan
20
DeSolo
Chemical
5
Detroit
58
Jan
27
26 y® Jan
4
Dec
7
26% Jan
28
30
Jan
64% Oct
30
55% Jan
29
64
Jan
4
Diamond
41 ¥„ NOV
17
30% Jan
29
36 Vb Jan
4
Diamond
32% Mar 24
28
Jan
11
29% Jan
18
24 ¥4
Diana
Diners'
(The)
6
18% Jan
26
20% Jan
42% Mar 13
28 y® Jan
29
33*4 Jan
4
32% Sep
$1.50
1
Co
Vilbiss
De
5
18
W RR Co__l00
15
(Walt)
4
Sep
Alkali
JO
Co
37 ¥« Jan
29
49*4 Jan
4
Disney
31% Jan
21
33
Jan
4
Distillers
21% Sep
29 ¥, Jan
23
23% Jan
6
26% Jan
14
Corp-Seagrams
Dlvco-Wayne Corp
17% Jan
12
12% Jan
14
13*4 Jan
11
Dr.
4
Mar 26
16
22
19% Jan
25
20% Jan
17% Jan
29
36% Jan
23
21
287/a
28 ¥a
28%
29
29 ¥4
18%
18 ¥2
18 ¥a
18%
18 Va
18%
•'5,900
45V®
44 ¥a
447/a
43%
44'%
43%
44%
43,800
27%
9
66
23%
17¥2
9% *
273/s
27%
28
27¥a
27%
27%
28
8%
65%
23%
17 ¥a
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8 ¥2
8 ¥4
65 ¥a
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65%
6 5 ¥4
65 *
23 34
24 ¥e
23 ¥4
24 Va
22 %
23 * '2
5,800
17
17'/a
16%
17%
16%
16%
7,500
8%
59
87'a
41 ¥8
59¥2
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59*2
22
22%
22 V8
22%
20,700
26¥a
27
26%
26%
900
57
57 ¥4
55%
57
31%
31%
30%
32
58—
22 ¥4
22 ¥4
27%
58
27%
27 ¥a
56 ¥4
58
32'%
29
32
32¥2
29 ¥a
29 ¥2
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8%
19
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41%
29¥s
41
30%
41'4
29%
29 ¥4
28 ¥2
41
41 ¥a
40 ¥a
41 ¥e
31 ¥2
317/a
31 ¥2
25%
25%
25%
13
13
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25%
.
6,800
v
8,300
19
1,700
28%
6,400
¥e
39%
12,500
31%
2,900
24%
25%
11,200
12%
13 */4
12%
26V2
13*4
*29
•: 37
30
500
19%
20
19%
20
8,100
177/a
37
37¥2
36%
37
19,300
Dover
99% Jan
Dow
27% Nov
5
45% Jan
21
27% Jan
29
30% Jan
22% Jan
6
28 %
26% Jan
Apr
24
25% Jan
8
11
Sep 23
14% Jan
6
12Jan
25
13% Jan
May
14% Aug 17
12% Jan
4
14% Jan
No par
1
37'4
24 Va
38¥»
24 V®
37¥4
24
37%
24
37 ¥4
377/a
17 ¥2
17%
17%
17 ¥4
23%
23%
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23 ¥4
23
23%
800
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5
95%
97¥a
94¥a
96%
95%
97
93 ¥a
95%
91%
93%
38,600
50c
27%
28¥2
27%
28*4
28
28 ¥4
27%
28 Va
27%
28
1
26%
26%
*26¥4
Corp
Chemical
22
29
lnc_
USA
Drewrys
Limited
Dunhlll
4
11
Ltd
Industries
Dresser
International
21,100
26%
26%
26 ¥2
26 ¥2
26%
26 Va
1
12'4
12%
12 V2
12%
*12*4
12 ¥2
*12 ¥4
12 ¥2
12 ¥4
12%
400
1
13%
14 ¥4
13%
14¥»
13 Va
13 ¥2
13 ¥4
13%
:13%
12,900
5
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du Pont de Nem
Dupian
241 ¥2
236 ¥4
237 Va
23,200
14
26%
s
1,400
(E I) & Co—
3
234% Jan
29
266% Jan
5
Common
238 ¥2
234%
Jan
7
96 ¥4 Jan
5
97 ¥2 Jan
4
Preferred $4.50 series
No par
96%
97V,
97*4
97*4
97 ¥a
97 ¥a
97 ¥a
97'%
3
74% Jan
8
76*4 Jan
20
Preferred $3.50 series
No par
*75%
76*/a
*75'/2
76¥4
*75%
76 ¥2
76
76
75%
76
12
22% Jan
21
23*4 Jan
12
22%
22%
22 ¥2
22%
22%
27
37
Jan
13
38*4 Jan
25
22%
*38¥4
22 ¥2
42% Feb
22%
38¥*
22¥2
4
1
46% Jan
27
40
5
50
50
17
'
40% Dec
6,500
'
i
86% Apr
26% Jan
Sep 17
Dec
1,100
20
17%
40 V® Jan
74% Sep 21
Duquesne Light Co
$3.75 preferred
Jan
11
41 ¥2 Jan
18
$4.15
46% Mar 13
38% Dec 21
38% Jan
8
40% Jan
27
16
48 ¥4 May 26
42*4 Jan / 5
43
Jan
8
Nov
18
46% Jan
40 ¥4 Jan
41 *
Jan
25
42% Jun
19
47
22% Feb
2
28 % Dec
18
50
Mar 24
33% Oct
27
23% Jan 28
24*/a Jan
5
D
29
28 ¥® Dec
31
25
29
5
Eagle-Picher
Dec 22
46% Apr
34'/4 Jan
9
28 ¥2 Jan
29
34
Jan
5
Eastern
Air
21
28% Jan
29
30 ¥2 Jan
5
Eastern
Gas
75% Jan
7
77 ¥4 Jan
21
22% Jan 25
25% Jan
4
Eastern
29
108% Jan
4
Eastman
W
Q
Cigar
22¥4
38¥4
41
*40%
*43
*42 ¥4
8
23%
23¥4
5
preferred
preferred
4.20% preferred
4.10% preferred
$2.10
preferred
27
27 ¥2
50
Corp
237¥4
248
50
50
common
4%
13
50
31%
25%
13
12Va
<
28 Va
311%
12%
317/a
2654
1234
5,000
18,200
18%
29%
31s/®
8%
41 %
41
30
30
41
1
1,500
8%
41%
58
19
,
5,000
-
4
41 ¥»
41'/a
18%
31%
8%
*57 ¥2
9
41%
57¥2
22V2
*57
21 Va
27¥4
57Va
32
4,100
8%
65 ¥a
28%
41¥0
57%
22 ¥2
27%
*31 ¥2
25%
6,600
18%
19¥a
2
100
1
19%
24 ¥4 Jan
Dec
77
17%
29
41
75
*76%
20
29
41
*74 ¥4
77
17%
29
37
75
♦76 ¥2
19%
Jan
22% Sep
*74¥,
76 ¥2
1934
91% Jan
106
75
18
11
278% Aug
75
I8¥i
2.50
2,000
*74
19V4
Ltd
6,300
50 3a
75
19%
17%
100% Dec
9
*28%
38%
50
50 Va
1
7
95
*75%
37%
40
50 ¥a
♦73
Inc
6
202% Feb
*74 ¥4
39
11,200
•
8¥2
65
22%
16%
9
41*%
27 V2
No par
Fund
Dominick
74 ¥4 Jan
8
Productions
Co
Mines
Dome
19% Jan
27% Aug 17
74
14*%
Douglas Aircraft Co
19% Jan
5:j% Jan
36% Oct 28
May 18
20% July 23
2
50¥a
73 V2
73%
75
76 .2
30
39¥a
50 ¥a
19 V2
1
36% July 29
17% Jan
39%
39%
50%
5,300
85
14%
¥4
32%
29Vb
Inc
Club
59% Apr 24
Pepper
14
*83 ¥4
85
14%
50c
Com
23
21
*27'4
57
18 V®
44%
♦83 ¥4
15
32 %
29%
1
Corp
preferred
Stores
_
-
4
29*4
183/s
45'
85
14%
15
25
National
31% Sep 22
11% Nov 25
1
20
Detroit Steel Corp
29
Aug
RR_No par
Coatings
Hillsdale & S
Detroit
7
13
26 ¥4
3
Edison
15
7
Co—13.50
Inc
42% Jan
Jan
28'A Dec 22
50
Western
&
Lines
Air
30% Jun
17% Jan
No par
8
9% Jan
68 ¥s Jan
65
47¥4 Mar 13
23
46
18*4
44%
27
8%
65
23*4
17
9
41%
*57
21'/«
21
41 ¥4 Jun
19% May
28%
50c
1
75
/4
29¥2
50c
(Delaware)
Co
At
4
Co
36% Apr
16% Nov 25
15 ¥4 Jan
48
'5
1100
C
75
76
Inc
Records
28
2
Dec
21
series
3.90%
Rubber
Decca
25
8 ¥4 Jan
9
10
24% Jan
Jan
Dayton
100
B
series
3.75%
Jan
12% Jan
23
56% Sep
53
42% Jan
71% Dec
Nov 23
8
July 31
33
1
45
19
&
*83 ¥4
85
39
50
72%
74 4
39%
'51
73¥2
38
50%
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18
Daystroin Inc
Dayton
75% Jan
39%
14%
14%
241
235 ¥2
97
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39
239 ¥4
39
>
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97%
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39
900
600
39
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41
41
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41
40%
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40
40 ¥2
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405/a
40 ¥2
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400
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43
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41
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12,200
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41 ¥4
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43
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43
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24
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23 Va
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23 ¥2
23 ¥a
1,500
E
32
25% Sep
22
73% Dec
11
85% Jan
23
23 ¥a Sep
21
30*% Apr
8
75
Apr
16
112
Dec
88 ¥4 Jun
1
Jan
94 ¥4 Jan
29
Jan
9
Oct
26
92 ¥4 Jan
12
92 ¥2 Jan
14
36 ¥4 Nov
6
451/2 Dec
31
39 ¥« Jan
26
Eaton
6
46 7 ® Jan
6
36 ¥4 Jan
63% Aug 13
49% Jan
29
55'% Jan
6
Edison
89
83 ¥2 Jan
83% Jan
15
34
Feb
4
46% Dec
24
89
Aug
4
92 ¥2 Oct
6
18 ¥4 Jan
May 15
5
38¥4 Jan 29
87
84
Jan
Stainless
$3.60
Ekco
4
89 ¥4 Jan
5
4
Elastic
31% July 16
23¥2 Jan
28
26% Jan
36 ¥4 Jan
7
50 ¥4 Jan
7
Jan
56¥4 Jan
7
Electric
17
55% Aug
7
8¥4 Dec 16
29
7 ¥4 Dec
11
8¥® Jan
4
Electric
38% Jan
14
63 ¥2 Dec
55
Jan
4
Electric
9% Jan
7
21
Jan
7
61
Oct 23
12 Va
Sep"
7
18
5
13% Jan
13
39
Jan
20
28y# Jan
29
32'/® Jan
6
El
77'% Dec
4
65 ¥2 Jan
29
80 ¥2 Jan
4
Emerson
33
28
48 ¥a Jan
12 ¥2 Jan
Jan
29
3 8 ¥4 Jan
20
155/® Jan
29
18% Jan
4
26 ¥«
23 ¥2 Jun
22
32¥4 Jan
29
76 ¥4 Dec
16
88
34'% Dec 31
40
10% Oct 27
May" 11
28% Aug_28
41 ¥, Dec 23
Jan
9
Mar
5
267/a Jan
4
80
Jan
5
4
35% Jan
28
26
13¥4 Jan
6
92%
92 ¥2
92 ¥2
92 ¥2
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93
92 ¥2
92¥2
92 ¥2
40%
41%
397/a
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40 ¥2
41 ¥4
41
41 ¥2
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51
51
51
50 ¥2
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50
50 ¥4
49%
85
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40
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90
85
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1,300
85
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393/4
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2,600
90
25
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253/a
24%
25 ¥4
23%
24 ¥4
24
24
53
51%
513/4
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51 Va
5,400
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7
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59,600
593/4
60 Vb
59
2,200
16
58%
60
58 ¥4
593/4
13
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12¥a
13 ¥a
13
13
123/4
13
12
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12%
5,200
29%
297/a
29 ¥4
29%
29
29%
29
29 Vb
28%
29 V8
42,700
73 ¥2
75
73
74
68 ¥2
72
69
71
65%
68%
37
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5
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60
60
7,100
6,700
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36%
35
35 ¥a
35
351%
33
33 ¥4
1,500
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16%
16¥a
10%
163/4
16%
167/a
16%
16%
15%
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13,300
10
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20 V®
26 Va
26 ¥4
26 ¥a
26 ¥4
26 Va
26 ¥a
26%
26%
2,600
35 %
35 ¥4
35
35
34%
35
33%
80
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80
*79%
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District Electric Co
Empire
4%
35 ¥a
Eversharp
40
Ex-Cell-O
common
79%
35%
35%
35
35 ¥4
35 ¥a
35%
11%
12
11
11%
11
11 ¥4
100
25% Jan
Jan
35
79%
8 50
No par
-
Pittsburgh RR Co„4
Erie RR
-
100
preferred
Equitable Gas Co
Products
35% Jan 29
37,000
7%
5%
8
971/4
5P/4
Evans
July
94%
7V2
Erie 8c
49 Va
98 ¥4
53¥4
54 ¥e Jan
29
6,700
95%
7%
20% Jan
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a
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34% Jan
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22
5
29
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76 ¥4
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56
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29
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50
17% Sep 21
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26
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29
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81
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preferred
16
26 ¥4
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preferred
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26%
30
29 ¥4
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preferred
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15
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263/4
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prior preferred
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&
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80
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4
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24 y® Jan
4
27V® Jan
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Jan
29
29% Jan
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11
2
79 ¥4 Aug 11
37
Sep
32 ¥4 Jan
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2
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9
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footnotes, see
14
8
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34
Jan
$1.60
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26
28 % Jan
4
page 24.
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34
35
35¥2
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Volume
Number 5921
191
The
Commercial
and
Financial Chronicle
(517)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 195!)
Lowest
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Lowest
49% Feb
9
72
5% Jan
6
10% Apr 30
22% Apr 24
40% Dec 23
16 Va Mar 10
32 V* Nov
10
21'/a Jan
2
43% Nov
25
Oct
28
60
Jan
STOCKS
1
NEW
Highest
29
69% Jan
8% Jan
Fansteel
7% Jan
4
18% Jan
14
20% Jan
34% Jan
29
federal
24
41% Jan
14
45
21% May 26
23% Aug
12
21
22
50 '/a Feb
70% Dec
30
rttWiclc
21% Jan
66% Jan
6
Jan
Jan
29
26
27% Jan
Corp
Monday
Par
19 ya
Bearings____5
Bower
1
_.
25% Jan
19
16% Jan
5
27% Jan
8
51% Dec
21
18 V* Jan
29
49"% Jan
4
21
47
5
Federated
Dept Stores
11
44 V8 Jan
Co common
preferred
4
57% Mar 20
42 V* Jan
13% Oct
6
19% Jan
12
14% Jan
5
24
44% Jan
16
29
120% Oct
13
151
Mar 11
27
139% Jan
4
Jari
28
104
45% Jan
19
July 20
101 % Jan
11
57% Jan
7
42
100
Aug 21
55
Oct
Jan
.19% Jan 27
32% Jan
125
Jan
80% Jan
23
2
35
Jan
106 % Jan
61
Jan
20'/a Jan
14
31% Dec
28
27
Jan
13
5
13% Apr
28
11% Jan
4
32% Sep
21
44% J nil
1
33% Jan
14
Feb
2
81% Jan
5
81% Jan
1
99 % Jan
4
35% Jan
89
29
I 13% Jan
117% Jun
Corp
*.
P.leie,.retl
National
Stores
81% Dec
23
99
21
Sep
31% Mar
19;
104
14
Jan
20
Jum
20
30
Jan
43
Jon
15
56 % Dec
23
Porta
51,% Jan
12
54% Jan
15
Dec
15
27% May 29
Florida
15% Jan
29
16"% Jan
31% Jan
29
32% Jan
30% Dec
9
5
29
Jan
10u
43
Mar
Oct
5
93
Jan
8
84
Jan
5
Sep
21
35% Jan
2
25% Jan
12
28 % Jan
28
11
Sep 22
17% Jan
2
12% Jan
18
14 % Jan
28
170
87
Feb
9
Feb
16
216
July 10
40
95
14% Nov
G
Nov
Food
„
104
'5
Aug 13
205% Jan
28
223
Jan
18
Mar 11
3%%
88% Jan
13
91
Jan
28
3%%
56% Jan
15
Food
28% Jan
29
35% Jan
93% Dec
21
79% Jan
18% Jan
29
92% Jan
6
Ford
13
4
19% Jan
5
49% May 12
12% Jan 21
21
23
36 V* Jan
6
19
19% Jan
41% Jan
Jan
26
5
19% Feb
20
14% Jan
25
20
37% Apr
22
24
22
28
30% Dec
18M
25% Jan 26
29% Jan
Dec
24
77
26
69
71
Feb
Jan
Jan
19
8
Food
&
Mart
Foote
2
44% Dec
30
40% Oct
20
Feb
9
43/4 Sep
10
38
33
20%
Muy 11
July 23
5J Va Mar 17
50% May 21
50% Jun 11
Jan
luc
_lo
Corp
10
Co
8
Mar
47% Jan
Jan
fl
5y2 Jan
4
6% Jan
30 Va Jan
25
31% Jan
convertible
8
173/8 Jan
12
preferred
18% Jan
General
5% Jan
Acceptance
4
Corp
6% Jan
General
American
5% Dec
42
Apr
29
Dec
89% Oct
22
14
8
Feb
3
19
Jan
5
45 V* Jan
6%
14
36% Feb
2
27 % Jan
29
30% Jan
General
20
96'/2 Jan
7
90
Nov
18
9
11
Dec
Jan
28
39
7-% Feb
Nov
7% Feb
24
92
Jan
convertible
18
34 Va Jan
27
General
Bronze
45% May 11
42% Jan
29
45% Jan
25
General
Cable
80
84
Mar 17
Jan
4
33% OCt
2
24% Jan
11
5
9% Jan
2
7% Jan
26
>.
77
preferred
Jan
28
27% Jan
6
General
Vs Jan
4
Gen
8
4%
39% Mar 18
25 % Jan
29
29% Jan
66 % Jan
5
46% Jan
29
55 3/a Jan
11
General
Dynamics Corp
99% Dec
31
84% Jan
29
99% Jan
4
General
Electric
40
May 21
107% Dec 21
32'% Jan
29
35% Jan
6
General
Finance
29
104% Jan
t
General
Foods
24% Jan
29
4
General
Instrument
28 Vs Jan
26
9
9
30 Va Dec
28
101'/4 Dec
28
45
Mar 25
1003/„ Dec
22
38% May
8
37% Aug 25
31
Jan
......
31
Jan
5
Jan
26
55% Jan
6
'
104
Mar
3
101 Va Jan
58% July
7
47 y2 Jan
100 Va Jan
102 % Jan
27
114
112 % Mar
4
General
6%
Mills
$5
31
5%
47% Jan
27
36 Vs Jan
73
Dec
16
53 % Sep
5 Vn Jun
14
76
Nov
27
16
5% Jan
15
22% NOV
30
26% Oct
23
22% Jan
26
24
26% Nov
13
39 V* Feb
18
29
Jan
29
33% Jan
4
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7
11% Jan
6
12 V* Jan
21
21
Jan
2
No par
65.
66 Va
66
66
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94% Jan
100%
Jan
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19% Jan
59
Jan
13
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56 % Jan
65
Jan
11
55
Jan
Jan
19
90
Jan
20
23
29
3% Jan
|
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27
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65
65
64
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52%
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3%
200
3%
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43%
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1
43
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42%
43
l
3
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2%
2%
3
10% Jan
15
8% Jan
6
29
32 V* Jan
4
Grand
28
75
Jan
4
Granite
When
18
2
25% Jan
4
26% Jan
26
12
48% Jan
29
52% Jan
4
Great
29
53% Jan
5
Great
40% Jan
29
42% Jan
Jan
Great
City Sleul
9%
7%
7%
7%
29%
30%
X29%
issued
67
Atlantic &
Iron
66
67
65-4
34
6.25
68
34%
33%
34%
33i/4
45%
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45y2
743/4
74%
74
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
Pacific Tea
39%
38%
39%
38%
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26%
26%
26%
263/4
26i/2
50
50%
49%
49 %
491/4
50%
51%
50%
51
50%
Prop__No par
__25"
Northern Puper Co
Northern Rv Co.—
40%
42%
42%
42%
41%
42
2%
,
9y8
2%
91/8
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7
7
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29%
66
65%
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40,200
40
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7
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]
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29%
46%
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200
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3,400
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79%
9%
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30 V*
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31/8
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200
9i/4
7%
29%
_,12 AC
preferred
Gt Northern
Great
31% Jan
4
4
134% Jan
18
Jan
27
Jan
18
20% Jan
4
21% Jan
8
Jan
28
19
84 % Jan
5.
30% Mar 30
22% Jan
4
25% Jan
22
16
434 Jan
4
8 y2 Jan
8
footnotes, see page 24.
9%
5
Grayson-Roblnsou Stores
Great
12
82
9%
3
5
—:
Grant (W T) Co common
28
Jan
.25%
9%
*183
24%
:
65%
600
8,200
23/4
50,200
9%
5,200
71/4
900
29%
6,200
66%
9,300
33
33%
33
33%
5,400
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45
45%
8,300
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74%
75
13 Vs
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38%
37%
38 »/4
37%
38
26%
26%
26i/2
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26%
49%
48%
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48%
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51%
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51
50
50%
41V*
42%
40 3/4
41%
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30
30
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135
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290
4,300
15,900
3,500
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.
3,800
10,400
'
128% Jan
29
10
200
,
41V* Jan
50
Union Co
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4iya
9,700
11,600
92.
187/s
,
5,100
16,600
543/4
,
24y2
;
19%
3
41%
4
28
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92
41
Gould-National Batteries Inc
Jan
54y2
55
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20Va
Goodyear The & Rubber —No par
29% Jan
13,000
53y2
81
Graham-Paige Corp common
6% conv preferred
Granby Mining Co Ltd—
47%,
17'/4
79 Va
*180
_100
46y8
61
81%
Telegraph Co
30
47%
41%
19'%
210
5,400
.
53J/2
54
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36%
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1,300
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82
37% Jan
3,600
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103
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65
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10
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98
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—
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common
25
103
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101
25
78%
76%
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74
37%
64%
67
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7
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24%
8
15% Jan
Aug 12
29
4
28
5
12
28%
Jan
13% Jan
47% Feb
29 V*
12
28%
89 % Jan
200
16 V* July 17
24 V* May 29
29
12 Va
28y8
8
4
8
29%
287/8
27
18
9
29%
12y8
28J/2
48
37%
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66
Jan
21
32% Dec
29%
12y8
62%
21
2% Jan
Jan
141% May
29»/4
12
29
373/4 '
79% Jan
200
75
Jan
Brothers
65% Jan
27
30Va
1
Goebel
48% Jan
59% Apr
21,900
4
Globe-Wernicke
34% Jan
31% July
51%
—10
11
11
60% Aug
Co
20% Jan
22
l
23%
48y4
4
28
4
47%
Jan
19
Jan
24% Dec
45% July
80c
Glidden
Jan
55% Jan
36%
Co
$4.50 preferred
43% Jan
18
227/s
29V*
100%
37%
Gladding McBeuil & Co
5
Glen Alden Corp ex distribution__l
33
353/4 Nov
23 %
94V2
100%
4
4
7
93>/2
.100
7
8% Jan
8% Jan
22%
79-/8
19
4
4
23ya
78%
25 % Jan
15
Aug" Til
22%
105%
45% Jan
3% Jan
84 % Mar
23J/4
77%
23 % Jan
44% Jan
50
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77%
4
4
2
19,400
102%
12
29
22
5%
50
'
80V*
29
2% Jan
Jun
5y8
80%
Jan
41% Jan
—-
5%
106%
18% Jan
54 % July 15
-
s'/a
7Vy4
40% Jan
1
4
5!/4
78%
Co
Glmbel
50% Jan
88
6
83% Nov
67y2
5y8
102V*
Corp
Products
Oil
Getty
Gillette
14
May 28
67y2
5V4
24%
100
Georgia-Pacific
Jan
24%
1
51% Jan
45 V* Jan
10% Mar 18
*64 Va
66%
10
Inc
29
22
47% Jan
11
64%
66
10
com
prulerence
Genesco
28
37% Aug
Rub
preference
5%%
29
16
49%
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83%c
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25%
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25
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Electronics
&
General
40 3/4 Jan
46 Va Jan
25
25
(series
81% Jan
Jan
7
Corp
preferred
29
Jan
36
17
20
50y2
373/4
64%
■
Telephone Co of Florida—
115% Jan
Jan
51
20
Steel Castings
Tele
Genl
84% Jan
75% Jan
42% Jan
8,200
49%
*36y4
30
40
10
49
507/s
373/4
900
30
22
5,300
50%
49%
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26%
15
For
34
49
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26
24'/2
Dec
4% Dec
1,400
*25%
44
89
24
33 Va
*24%
24'%
49% Dec
23
500
23%
34
26y2
/
2
Oct'28
80
24%
33%
26
19
De<?
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24
35Va
*25%
45 % Nov
20%
79%
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1
83
79Va
24y8
35%
26
103% Jun
2
79J/2
24y8
35%
26Va
9
30
79
24
36%
24%
14
Oct
79
23%
36
*25%
Jan
23
78Va
23%
1
*24%
76% Jan
17% Jan
78J/2
15
25
23
6% Nov
2,600
26
Mar 30
8 '/4 Dec
102 y4
26%
5
4
101%
,
*24%
6
Feb
*79J/4
102
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Jan
4
101%
26
Jan
28
194,100
26
91
July 28
510
48%
49%
28
100
4% Jan
102%
12,800
28%
103%
47 Va
27%
29
230
102
48y8
50
28 Vs
103
28
98
24% May 20
49V4
102
28%
103%
27%
73 % Jan
4
103
1
15
17% Dec
50%
28 V4
103%
29»/2
28%
102%
11%
17
27% Jan
102
29 Va
104
28%
30
29% July 13
'50% Jan 27
49%
29y8
85% Dec
2
28%
103y4
9,700
12%
80% Nov
20
13,400
27
31
119% Dec
2D
98%
24%
29%
2
19% Nov
98 Vs
27
29V*'
102y4
pre!erred
13% Apr
4iy» Nov
.700
99%
26%
29%
preferred
1
8
32%
96%
27%
*11%
$1.30
29
32%
100%
27%
10
25% Jan
54% Dec
33%
99y4
10c
24 V* Jan
96 V* Apr
*33%
27%
6.67
7
8
33»/2
33y2
100%
27
Railway Signal
Realty
Utilities
General
13
12
34
3,400
General
$1.32
14
82,200
23'%
$1.30
68 % Dec
87%
No par
preference
conv
Jan
24
28,100
84%
23y8
15
28% Jan
48%
89%
Public Utilities Corp—2.50
12
71
26
46 Va
87>/4
General
Jan
54% Apr
25%
49
89ys
4
Feb
28
26%
49%'48y8
88'/4
Jan
44 yffl Jan
25
3,800
5y8
35
Oct
7%
5%
60
17% Nov
7%
5%
26% July
17
2,100
10c
29% Feb
40% Jun
20
25%
Public Service
$2.98
26
3
25%
4,600'
43%
80
25%
48y2
■-
26%
42%
*79%
8
7%
8
25%
44%
General
26% Jan
40% Dec
25%
6
27
2
7%
7%
80
25%
5
29
Jan
•
44%
79%
4,000,
21
Dec
27
4oV*L
80
-25%
'34%
5% Jan
243/4 Jan
3
44%
190
337/8
34
68 Va Jan
25% Jan
26
33%
2,600
66% Jan
3
Jan
34%
8%
6
General
99% Mar
33%
4,000
143
8%
12
24
104
33%
87/a
29
4
8
8%
Jan
29% Jan
2
8%
5% Jan
28
Dec
"8%
443/4
143
144%
*143
'
8%
4,400
10,200
64
26% Jan
.inn
11%
59 Va Jan
May 22
98
61
11%
33y2
103
10iy2
60 Va
12
100%
34
27%
50%
Co
$1.60 conv preferred
$3 convertible preferred
6
90
28 V*
103
61
11%
1
23%
60y4
J
22%
4
33% Jan
Feb
144
8,600
23%
Jan
General
29
144
28
92
40
28
31
12
46%
'27%
*91%
19
28 Vs Jan
23
61
11%
2,200
23>/4
44V2
101V*
No par
9
39% Nov
59Va
200
3,800
5%
*44%
46%
200
18
5%
92
'/2
31
177/b
28%
28
32%
"
80
50V*
General Refractories
29
27
*44%
8%
45%
1%
Equipt Corp
27
Nov
61 Va
*12%
5%
*30
5%
*90%
23>/4
142%. 142%
32%
lop
Precision
Nov
43
2
32%
23y4
12
" 8%
5%
92
23%
•5%
18
28J/4
28
*90y8
92
■
31
18
47%
*44%
28%
5%
'
'
*30
5%
60
143%
8%
3
common.
General
60
2
52 V* Jan
19
47%
28
*'90%
100%
4
28
29 V* Jan
Oct
*45%
48
28%
5%
5%
5%
*33y2
53% Jan
31% Jan
3,800
18'/8
1
Advertising
5%
45
1
Preferred $3.75 series
4,100
44y4
No par
preferred.
44%
45
88%
Motors Corp common
5,500
443/8
44%
5%
4.3J0
49%
45Vs
*18
5,100
48%
44
*30
19%
24
"45%
50
5%
143
18%
2o%
48%
92
100
*44 Va
47%
18Vs
26l/a
19%
47%
30%
*45y2
1,400
6
24-/8
47
5%
1
457/a
46
5%
■,
24V*
41V*
5%
*90y2
*5%
*44%
•••.-*•
46%
'
26%
preferred
General
45
18%
19y4
243/4
45
-
49y8
Cement
253/4 Mar 23
45%
87%
Outdoor
126
45%
19
24%
25%
*45
48%
Portland
16
"
26y4
General
443/4 Nov
■■-."24%
45%
90V4
General
74
25%
/
6*%
/.
19y4
25'%
46
■
v
^
19
49%
4
38 % Jan
.
27
4
May
.
191/4
87%
27
56
61,100
TO
26%
79% Jan
30% Nov
27%
70
48V2
39 3/4 Jan
24
26%
70
5
24 % Jan
2% Nov
27%
*69%
5
76% Jan
42% Apr
26%
70
.1
33 % Jan
35% Jan
27
*69%
7%
23% Jan
19
26%
70
7%
3
2% Oct
27
*69y2
7%
25
172
25%
70
2
Mar
Nov
27
25%
Nov
92
27,600
*78%
87
36% Jan
253/4
26
26
443/4 Mar 18
243/4
80
43% May 25
46
25Va
25%
16
22
24%
*7'8%
14
24:% Nov
245/a
25%
23
24% Dec
24%
25%
75% Dec
24% Oct
243/e
44%.
23% Dec
Sep
1,000
24'/8
*78y4
353/4 NOV
28 %
14%
18
Corp
39%
14%
No par
Corp
41
15
*45 :/
-
40
5,500
6
30%
Corp
98 Vs Jan
6
16% Feb
28 5/a
15
5%
—
100
6'/a
18
Controls Co
18
34,000
18
17%
14%
•;
30V8
Co
General
80
100
175/8
"413/B
'
1
30
21,300
:~9~2%
*91
293/s
I
5%
Corp
50
*186
28 yB
18%
100
Finance
91
6%
5
coin
20-%
9-1
14%
2
preferred
Cigar Co Inc
49%
20 c%
91
*89%
17%
Corp.
50
49
208
30'%
Corp
22
5
51
50%
1
1st
Contract
3,500
J
39
6 :
i8%
No pan
Corp
14%
15
6
*147/a
12%
31"% Jan
133/8
39%
38%
,
1
6%
61%
10
14%
39%
39%
•
ll7/8
Bancsliares
133/4
10,700
60%
$8
13%
187,300
Amer Transportation—1.25
Baking Co common
:5
General
9,900
13%
81%
General
4
28
18 3/4
General
27
10
27
791/8
12 % Jan
Jan
6,300
28 y8
18%
64% Jan
Vs Jan
3,300
313/4
84 '
82%
4
9
15%
313/8
84
,
185/8
27
144
15%
31%
85
31%
*84
79%
11% Jan
7
11,000
12,300
18%
59% Jan
25
l55/s
523/8
27
1
of Texas
630
'
29%'
513/4
27%
•
1
com.
101 %^
291/8
183/4
22%
83/4 Jan
155/a
-
83 y4
'.
24%
141 Va Jan
155/a
31%
85
208
23%
May 19
53
'27%
'
51%
5
6
74% Feb
50'%
'■/
29%
52%
153/a
13%
Ainer
10% Mar 25
29%
31%
27%
13%
General
22
29%
53%
*84
6,000
10,900
83 1
1015/a
29 %
85
26 y4 Jan
Oil Co
102
12%
343/4
♦82
81%!
100
28
30:,/4 Jan
31%
102
101%
12%
341/8
83
18%
Investors cent—ll
42% Oct
Sep
153/4
3134
133/8
34%
*82
523/fl
50
com
$4.50 preferred
74
Jan
53
13
343/8
83
101
'*
29%
27%
13%
35%
*82
29
*69
preferred____.._50
American
13 %
343/B
13%
34%
26
42% Apr
21
12
4
Indus
14,900
14% Jan
23
37'/2 Oct
22
Jan
inc
5,100
275/8
22% Jan
153
9
29% Nov
Jan
45
Industries
595/8
27 y8
67 Va Mar 11
22
138
25'/2 July
Wood
4%%
64:i/4 Jan
9
51 % Feb
74
Gar
59
273/4
183/4
2
19
58%
27%
83 y4
5
19% Sep
V 58%
27%
29 %
.1
a50
37 Va Jan
58%
79%
38J/4
common——5
5
120
58%
273/4
18%
1
19
106%
28%
•
Nov
105 y2
30%
25%
17'/« Jan
28
105 y2
30
__100
Corp
105%
105
4,900
27%
101
24%
Garrett
3,900
18
24y8
Co
5,300
42%
18%
__10
Gardner-Denver
325/8
126%
42 y8
18%
10
preferred
32 %
125%
126
42
59%
15%
15
Skugnio Inc
*
104
32%
42%
125
43
18%
6y4
convertible
42%
105
32%
127%
125
20
147/3
5%
32 5/8
325/s
33
7,800
3,300
24,100
90
1
Gamble
18%
*195
„No par
45 Va Jan
43
173/4
29%
84
27% Jan
45 :
42%
19 %
52
19
15
44 y8
43%
90
18y2
29
2,700
2,100
18V4
1
preferred
171/a
46
101
'
__
-81%
4%
16%
18
83
52V4
*89V2
5
Co—
17%
43%
13
13%
,_2
Sulphur.
17%
45%
*84
Dairies Inc—
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Fruehauf Trailer Co common...
17%
19%
341/,,
27%
*195
«'•
5,700
27%
85
5iy2
,
100
6634
43
*82
13%
66%
58 V*
15%
r
673/4
46%
433/4
"
83
26%
100
67
19%
'
130%
31%
1
423/4
21%
4^%
* 103%
15%
42%
*21 Va
45%
32%
13%
*84
24
43
21 %
193/a
43
IO4
313,4
1
*21%
43%
47
129
•
53%
15
24%
42%
21%
18%
44%
-
243/s
43%
.
42'%
29%
2
Mineral
45%
100%
Inc
45
51
134
53
100
23% Jan
26
17%
29%
Co
25
17%
100%
preferred
Gabriel
Jan
17%
—2.60
common
Chem
21% Jan
Jan
68%
100
preferred
29
44
67%
:
1
34s/.
Motor Co
F'reeport
Jan
46
673/4
341/a
2.50
18 Va Jan
Jan
66%
*82
.
28
16% Jan
*21
p"ar
Co—No par
G
12-% Jun
43
21
Francisco Sugar Co___
Franklin Stores Corp
29
27% Jan
18% Jan
7
15% Jan
23% Nov
15
4,500
24%
43
21
59%
Foremost
8
24%
24%
245/a
24%
42%
' 281/8
of '51—
ser
convertible
8
17% Jan
.35%
58%
preferred
4
345/8
„
pfd
Markets
Mach
36 y4
' 27%
12 %
5
Infi
pld
convertible
Jan
14% Jan
68
Food Glunt
4%
2nd
Stores
divhl
35%
2
5
Ltd
Fair
$4.20
21% Jan
1
31 % Sep
Jan
45% Mar
2
Dec
18
48
84
20% Aug
5
50% Jan
55% Aug 27
17
25% Oct
9
36%
No par
Power Corp
Power & Light
Fluor Corp
1
84
22
36
_No
A
conv
36 y4
32%
44
preferred
$4 50
36
8,500
4,600
42 %
18%
131
I'?1 common
C°
Co
Fi.wi
193/a
46%
1
32%
6.25
F-KblrS!?CHi nm'P~"
nintkote
19
25
i8»/4
—No par
*
km
First
com
1,700
193/8
42%
423/0
j
_
Firestone 'l ire & Rubber
When issued
8,200
73/4
,
19%
17''4
45%
75/a
19%
17^
No Par
Shares
'62%
60
7%
19%
67%
Avenue Coach Lines Inc___10
riltiol
63
7%
193/s
66%'
j
*i?HrbAard PaPer ?r0d
nun*.
62
'19
21%
42%
10
r
30% Jan
9% Jan
6
f"C
Coip
PVrrn
Ferro
7%
37%
*21
—2.50
7 5/8
the Week
Jan. 29
19 %
•
24 V4
5
25
62%
7%
Friday
Jan.28
64
63%
73,.
Sales for
Thursday
Jan.27
62 V*
o
36 %
Pacific Electric Co__
,*'aJ Paper Board
Jan.26
64%
_i
_
Mogul
4.60/4,
6
31J/a Nov
»73/.
'
15% NOV
45 Vi Feb
63
o
Wednesday
Tuesday
Jan. 25
5
_
Corp
Federa
Jan
70% Jan
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Metallurgical Corp
Fed tiers
40% Jan
31% July 29
56% Jan 26
-
YORK
EXCHANGE
1%
Green
Western
Financial
Western
sugar
Corp—_1
com
No pa*
preferred
(H I,)
Greyhound
4 V* %
_10G
Co Inc.
Corp
*133
31%
30%
.
134.
135
30%
134
30%
*133
31%
30 »/4
135
♦133
30'/2
135
10
25%
26%
25%
26%
25%
25%
25 Va
26
25%
25%
7,600
_3
2o%
20%
20%
21
20 ya
21%
20%
20%
20%
203/4
11,800
241/s1
Aircraft Eng Corp___
Sugar
30%
.
—1
common.
preferred.
Grumman
Guantanamo
-
100
"
54
I
'24%
,_7
*5%
84
*83.
5%
85
84
■.
.
82%
*82
82%
83 »/2
30
L
25".
233/4
.
._
24%
23%
*5%
5%
*5ya
5%.,
23%
*5ya
227/a
24
5%
•
•237/8
*5V8
5%
•
-
11,000
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(518)
.
.
Monday, February 1, I960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Nov
26
Jan
4
29
Jan
15
Gulf
72
Jan
11
72
Jan
11
tH
31% Jan 29
37
Jan
4
Gulf
17
July 13
37% Dec
3
24
Oil Corp
States Utilities Co-
Jan
28
Jan
6
83
Jan
22
14-20 dividend
7
86
-Jan
21
*4.40
dividend
Jan
15
89
Jan
15
*4.44
4
98% Jan
22
89 Mt Apr
8
13
16
94
Jan
9
91
Apr
9
89
3
97
88
Aug
7
Dec
30
98
Dec 22
104 Mi Mar
31% Jan
15
105% Mar
4
97% Jan
II
100—Jan
23
49% Nov
9
48% Jan
7
49% Jan
12
Common
.
$5 03
—
*71
PRICES
"82%
preferred
Friday
Jan. 28
32%
the Week
Jan. 29
72%
*71
33%
32
29%
28
28%
♦82%
84
♦82%
851
*85
86
85%
preferred
preferred
preferred
"86
89
"86
89
♦86
89
♦86
"97%
99%
*97%
99%
*97%
99%
♦97%
-"93%
33%
*98
99%
•98—
99%
♦97%
49%
*49
preferred
27%
33
84
85
27%
28%
30 %
"82 Mi
86
27%
32%
33 V4
29%
29%
84
28%
♦71
72 Va
"71
33%
27%
86
dividend
Sales for
Thursday
Jan. 27
28 %
27%
28%
72
29%
dividend
*5
27%
32%
dividend
Jan
29
96
.8.33 %
84% Jan
9
Dec
SALE
Wednesday
Jan. 26
Jan. 25
•
Shares
par
.No par
28
Jun
80
81 Va Dec
com .No
AND HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
Par
oreferred
82
28
Sep
LOW
STOCK
Mobile A Ohio RR
Gulf
32
YORK
EXCHANGE
30% Feb
1
35 Va Nov
NEW
Highest
79
5
67 Mi Dec
24
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
72%
28%
*71
5,300
72
31%
32%
71,400
28
28 %
34,100
*83
84
86
86
89
*86
89
99%
♦97%
99%
99%
•100
100
*49
84
85%
190
100
H
20
44% Feb
Hackeusuck
48% NOV 20
71% May 19
47% Jan
29
51 % Jan
4
Halliburton
25% Nov
4
29% May 22
26% Jan
18
27% Jan
4
20% Mar 31
30
July 23
114% Aug 31
36 Va Aug 14
25% Jan
29
Wuter
Feb
6
28 Va Jun
19
88
■V 39 Va Jan
5
44 Va Feb
30 Va Jan
1
7
38
61%
6
122% July
65 Va May
1
Apr
N% 10
53% Jan 28
58% Jan
5
49
Jan
28
57 % Jan
5
122
Jan
28
123% Jan
26
53% Jan
4
4
53% Jan
18
29% Jan
11
3
50% Dec
8
47% Jan
Mar
34
5
16
3
26% Jan 25
convertible
35% Nov 30
Harsco
Corporation
Harshaw
2.50
Chemical Co
5
Hart Schaffner & Marx
6
Hat
35
Jan
29
36 % Jan
14
65% Jan
29
75
Jan
22
Haveg
preferred
Industries Inc
8
13
Jan
5
Hayes
ImlusLries
12
Jan
4
Corp of America
'At%
64% Jan
2
75 Va Sep
22
90 Va May
Jan
4
78
Jan
15
27 Va Apr
14
40% Dec
11
39% Jan
4
43% Jan
11
Heller
16
34% May 11
30% Jan
29
31% Jan
4
Helme
30% Apr
1
4
7
2
Dec
92
5
85% Jan
77
91% Jan
12
26
Heinz
(H J) Co
3.65%
10
W)
8
37% Mar 13
32% Jan
18
33% Jan
4
7
25% Jun
3
17% Jan
18
20
Jan
4
31
64% Jan
29
74% Jan
4
Hercules
105% Jan
4
107% Jan
13
81% Jan
26
Sep 29
118% Apr
82 Va Nov
18
27
38% Jan
29
July 29
25 V4 Jan
28
66
Jan
34
Jan
8
46% Apr
25% Dec
3
42 Va
2
19
78% Jan
8
7%
Jan
5
23% July 22
17% Jan
18
19% Jan
Heyden
64 Va Jan
9
72% Aug 25
64
14
64% Jan
3%%
85
Jan
31% Jan
7
117
July 22
Jan
97% Jan
20
101% Jan
7
41
Aug 27
33% Jan
29
37% Jan
4
12% Nov 30
21
Jan
2
13% Jan
5
16 % Jan
29
37
May 21
24 % Jan
26
27% Jan
4
29
13
Jan
5
2nd
Hilton
Hotels
5%%
22% Oct
6
11% Oct
27
15 Va Apr
27
12% Jan
21% Jan
5
24% Jun
22
24% Jan
4
27% Feb
2
29% Nov 30
28% Jan
20
29
Jan
4
39% Apr
29
49% Jan
41
19
43% Jan
4
Jan
27
44 Va Oct
22
65% Jan
21
2
Jan
26% Jan
6
Holly Sugar Corp
5%
Honolulu
45% Jan
11
Jan
30
47% July 22
36% Jan
28
41% Jan
4
Hooker
80
Dec
15
90% Apr
9% Apr
82
Jan
18
82
Jan
18
$4.25
6
5% Jan
5
8
Jan
14
32% Apr 30
21'
28
5% Sep
18
9
Sep 21
24
Feb
5
18% Jan
19% Jan
30
41
Feb
12
36% Jan
5
14
37% Jan
2
27% Jan
13
19% Jun
2
36 Va Dec
26 Va Dec
6
51
Jan
14
22% Jan
4
Jan
26
29V4 Jan
28
38
69
Dec
15
80 Va Mar
2
70% Jan
4
72% Jan
77
Dec
28
85% Mar
6
77
Jan
8
77
Jan
8
85
Dec
28
96% Jan
30
64% Sep
21
75
22
65% Jan
21
69
Jan
6
Jan
22
Hotel
Oil
5%
13% Jan
29
Howard Stores
20
Jan
29
15% Jan
24% Jan
5
July 13
4
Howe
Mar 17
51% Jan
4
54 % Jan
14
14
28% Jan
12
31
Jan
22
93% July 30
85% Jan
7
87% Jan
22
9% Jan
4
13% Jan
11
18
Jan
5
84% Dec
10
5% Jan
7
35
29 % Dec
9% Dec
31
31
38
Jan
29
39% Jan
5
9
20
Jan
19
21% Jan
7
Jun
25
39% Dec
19% Oct
13
23% July
42% Mar 18
29
62
Jan
29% Oct
23
39
Apr
17
40
24
55% Jan
21
35
Nov
Jun
-
9
12
46% Dec
24
43% Feb
29
47
45% Dec 21
50
38% Oct
40 %
Sep
41% Oct
7
7
8
Idaho
Ideal
47% Jan
6
July 28
43% May 8
45% Jan
4
Illinois Power
107%
107%
14
42% Jan
6
28
25
107%
*106
81
80%
81%
*80
39%
40%
26
26%
17%
26%
17%
64
99
*99
*•>»>
IH
7% Jan
6
7% Jan
19
19% Jan 29
22 "Vs Jan
12
78
Jan
27
84% Jan
4
154
Jan
7
42 Vs Jan
29
50% Jan
5
40 % Jan
4
43% Jan
15
154
30
Jan
7
Co
4.70%
4.42%
8
6%
Steel
May 2.9
57% July 10
153 V« Jan 14
413
Jan
26
444 % Jan
4
lnt'1
Business
48% Jan
7
50% Jan
19
lnt'1
70
Jan
13
25% Jan
21
102
4
8
111% Dec
21
7
24% Nov
9
141% Nov
6
4%%
7%
(nt'l
33%
25 Va
*24 Va
25 Va
16
16 Va
16 Va
2,400
241/4
25
24 Va
24%
24%
25%
24%
26 Va
25%
26 Va
12%
15,200
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 Va
12 Va
2,700
8
86% Jan
25%
25%
25%
29%
*28%
30 Va
♦28%
29 Va
*28%
29 Va
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
48%
49
38
41
38%
♦81 %
49
56
4
15
69
14 Vs Jan
lnt'1
63% Jan
139% Jan
49
38
83
38%
X37%
38
83
*81%
6%
6%
18 Va
18%
6%
49%
=
6%
*18%
20
20
19%
20 %
19%
19 Va
38
28%
29%
72 Va
71 Va
71%
♦71
78%
*77
78%
77
*85
87%
*85
87%
♦85
66%
67
66 %
,
; 67%
14
13 Va
137/a
13%
133/a
21%
21
21 Va
20
21
53%
53 Va
53%
53
28%
29%
53%
1,900
29
29
28 Va
29
♦86%
6,500
28%
29%
28%
29 Va
88%
86%
86%
85%
86%
11
10 Va
10%
10%
10%
10
10%
50"
A
38%
38%
39
38%
38%
38%
38 Va
20
20%
20%
20%
20%
20
20
20
20 Va
473A
47%
47%
48
47 Va
473A
30 Mr
303/4
29%
30
293/41
3U'/e
42%
425/8
43%
42
423/4
8,200
42
41
41 Ma
3,400
40%
40
40
5
»■
-
*38%
20%
<
47%
48
30%
303/4
43%
15
42%
47%
48
3038
30%
44%
42 Va
43%
42%
42%
41%
42%
41
393/4
39%
*41%
-
>■
40 %
40 y4
40 y4
42%
*41%.
42 Ma
*46
46 Ma
*42%
43%
•40 %•
41 Ma
41 Va
395/8
383A
43%
*42 V4
43'A
•
*40'A
41 Ms
*40 »A
41%
>
39%
393/4
39 Ma
39%
'
39%
7%
7%
♦7%
21%
22%
20 %
21%
No par
78%
79%
79
80 Va
*150
No par
156
*150
8
-
20%
8,400
79
78
79 Va
78 Va
79 Va
11,600
♦154
156
156
1,000
2.
100
*86%
88'/a
*86 %
3,600
Iron
;__5
1
32%
417
No par
49%
100
Chemical com—..-5
141%
common
Rys of Cent
100
32%
426 Va
50
32 Va
413
39%
39 Va
38%
39%
88'/a
86%
86%
86 Va
86 Va
*86 %
87 Va
90
31 Va
32%
26,900
414 Va
417 Va
17,800
29,100
32%
50
493/4
50%
49%
50 Va
49%
493/4
141%
1413/a
1413/4
141 Va
141%
141 Va
141%
293%
1,540
29%
29 Va
293/4
293/a
293/4
29%
*69%
71
29%
*693/4
7,500
71
693/4
693/4
*69 Va
71
*693A
243/i
24 Vs
24'/a
103%
104 %
18 3%
17%
17'/a
7.50
120%
1223/4
119%
121%
No par
Arner com__No par
•86%
87
*863/B
87
*13%
13Va
*13 Va
13'/a
355/8
59
59
116% Sep
36% Jan
I8V2 Dec
15 Va Nov
75
40
Dec
Sep
15
123
2
14
13
0
5#% Jan
Dec
For
4
29
118
Jan
21
44 % Jan
4
Island
$6
Creek Coai
Circuit
18% Jan
5
Jan
12
15% Jan
29
18'A Jan
7
Jeflerson
76% Jan
26
78
4
Jersey Cent Pwr Ac Lt
Feb
27
Apr 21
59% Apr 27
70% July 14
1
13%
50c
Ir
Co
Co
5
.
Gulphur
38%
19%
353/8
120
38%
19%
34%
*116
38%
19%
87
13 y«
*123/4
13
59 Va
130
130
35
49%
*33
-
19%
49'/b
34
*58 Va
*128 Va
59 Va
130
♦863/8
*12%
•58 Va
127
87
13
100
59
100
128 Vs
34%
49 Va
50
50
*33
600
,51
34
34
34 3/8
343/4
2,700
2,300
.
35 Va
363/s
35 Vs
353/8
34 Va
353/8
37
37 Va
36%
363/8
36%
36 Va
1,200
423/4
43
42%
43
42 3/8
423/4
353/4
2,700
353/4
353/4
35%
36%
2,700
19%
19%
19
19
183/8
45,600
18%
2,900
34%
'■
34%
34%
34%
343/a
34 Mi
34 Va
383/4
38'/a
38%
2,000
*38%
38%
37
38%
33 Va
5,100
333/4
33%
33
33 Va
3,600
35 Va
3,100
33%
35 Va
120
33%
35
35
*116
120
38'/a
38'/a
19%
*19%
34%
*116
353/8
118
38%
38
38 3/a
19%
19%
19%
16%
163/4
16 Vs
16%
15%
163/8
15%
16
77
77 Va
76%
77
76%
76%
77
77
1
47
47
47
47'A
45
47%
45
45%
1
V
343/4
*33
pfd—100
Co....
4%
35%
*116
33 3a
17,500;
20,800
173/4
122
*863/8
343/4
*116
118
37 Va
38
19%
19%
1,300
15%
16
4,500
2,400
22
79
Jan
6
13
50
Jan
4
Johns-Manvllle
Jan
47
4
Johnson
46%
47%
40%
47%
46 Ma
5
47 Ma
58%
46%
60'A
58 Va
47'A
59
'l&n
4
Jones & Lau?hlin Steel common2l0
58 %
58-34
58 Ma
583/4
57%
78%
80%
58 Ma
77%
79 V,
3,700
76 Ma
78:'A
743/4
100
773/8
98%
74 V«
983/4
76%
98 Va
40,500
983/4
98
98%
1
97 Ma
97 Ma
423/4
97 Ms
98
43%
42%
43%
423/4
Jan
57% Jan 29
74 Vs
96 Va
333/4
19%
■17%
1203/b
17%
120
443/4
16
see page
33%
10
49 Va
34
34%
x38
17%
118 '/a
17%
87
76 Va Jan
22
footnotes,
Machine
Lake
383/4
20,200
29
88 Mi Dec
59% July 28
Jaeger
343/8
38%
1,300
103 Va
35
35
48%
23%
1023/4
44 Ma Jan
103% Feb
*
Jan
19%
34%
1
j
Breaker
19%
5
preferred.:
l-T-E
7
20
...3.50
common
28
88
28
40 Va Nov 23
Jan
37 V2 Jan
7
__|
Iowa Elec Light A Power Co
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
Iowa Power Ac Light Co
May 12
57
29
96
US
36% Jan
Stores
23% Jan
86
18
49% Feb
Interstate Depf
Interstate Power Co
31% Jan
4
46 % Dec
23
$0 % Mar 18
29
7«Va Nov
Jan
13
21
343/4
*33
22%
104'/a
1213/4
35%
convertible
Jan
Jan
50
34
24 Mi
103 Va
17%
433/8
Teleg.No naCorp com..5
preferred
25
50
*33
10O
*23 Va
1043/4
120 Va
59
133%
71
24%
*86%
59
*130
24
104'/a
353/8
25
323/4
419
141 Va
104 %
preferred
32%
417
30
141%
17 «/4
...
32%
419 Va
29 Va
24%
preferred-
32%
415
103%
common
2,400
40%
5
1
12,500
393/4
No par
-
Limited
30
41 -
421
49 Va
*283/4
35%
15
156
403%
130'/a
4
*154
2,400
413/4
38
34 % Jan
156
73/4
40%
A
43
Jan
*154
•
5
common
30
353/8
45
;
7%
,
42%
*28%
43'/a
4
-
29%
■
35%
Nov
2,200
193/8
43%
33
_50
383A
40 Va
35%
6
~50
29%
*58%
8
38%
.
293%
130'/a
35% Jan
42
♦283%
30
100
39% Jan
43 Ma
*41
*28%
No par
7
*42%
Ma
1
inc
International Salt
29
43%
41
•42%
•
42 Ve
20
Jan
46 Ma
39
4
33% Jan
•46
43%
29
32% Jan 20
34% Jan
4
46 Ma
40%
Jan
37
•46
320
43
42%
18% Jan
21
•413A
73%
37
20
43
8,000
20%
36%
May 27
♦413/4
-
2,400
1
7 Mi
37
38
1,800
20%
35'/a
40% Apr
37 V4 Jan
600
7%
37
9
75,000
21%
37%
21
103/a
38
7%
37
Sep
40
10
20%
x78
35%
Sep 22
86V4
38
39%
*42%
.50
No par
International Shoe—
No par
International Silver common..
25
$2
-
.41%
Utilities
Dec
*85 Va
40%
preferred.
7%
-
'
41 Va
'
Telep A
35
86%
46
46
-
International
32
*85 Va
41Va
preferred
6%
40
'■>
15
32
1,300
21,700
10%
5
15
50
5,000
53 %
38 Vs Jan
Jan
68 %
21
*13%
28
44
67
68
14
36 Vs Jan
6
68%
68
100
77
53%
International
35
87 Va
•
21%
4
41% Jan
*85
13%
4
5
77
86%
53%
51% Jan
17
77 Va
*72%
21
<.;/■
39% Jan
Aug 18
♦76
*85 Va
♦71
14
33 % Jan
19% Mar
72 Va
54 Va
4
40
*71
22
26
42% Dec
1,900
9,400
13%
29
9
5,600
38 3/4
54
34 V8 Jan
9
20 V»
29
28 Va
21%
48% Jan
17% Jun
60O
1
33% Jan
28 Va Feb
19 Va
*37 Va
87 Va
6
July 30
12,100
19
77
67%
50
6%
19
20%
38
28 Va
55% Nov
19
6 Mi
19%
20
37% Aug 21
45% May
6
14
6%
6V2
♦19
39 Va
29
28% Mar 19
7
19%
28%
31% Dec
40V4 Dec
19,900
82
*37%
8
4
14,300
37
38 V
10
3
49%
82
28 Va
15
Feb
49
36%
83
37%
72%
5,700
50%
27%
*71
3,400
t
37%
37%
•
243/4
36 Va
*81 Va
28%
Feb
28
24%
49%
•
:
27%
37
Jan
25 Va
*36%
33'A Dec
36
51
6%
18%
*77
No par
25
83
♦81%
1
20
25 Va
43%
Minerals At
$4
12% Jan
29
,
403/4
Paper
136 % Jan
86 % Jan
2
21
4,000
34%
16
42%
Internationa!
29
28
29
34
34
*25
16
41%
118% Jan
Jan
16% Jan
Jan
140
43'/a
Packers
Jan
10
100
423/4
International
34% Jan
11
41%
20% Jan
14
12
99
413/4
110% Jan
15
Jan
100%
Mexico
4%
preferred
International Mining Corp
lnt'1 Nickel of Canuda
10% Sep
37
*99
43%
18
57
5,300
101
411/4
18
127
101
V2
43
Jan
23
2,100
18
*64 Va .65
20
17% Jan
172% July 15
25 Va
17Va
100
.
preferred
Interlake
86% Dec
Jun
25%
18%
65 Va
26%
100
Harvester
13
25 Va
18
♦64 Va
Corp
Machines
8
12
25%
18%
65 Va
800
34%
No par
Co
19
Jan
26
,
15%
.5
Corp
23
8,400
*28%
Inspiration Cons Copper
Ctfs
4
39%
25%
preferred
inland
fnterchemical
27ViJun
80 Va
38%
101
1
Insuran,shares
4
80 Va
40 Va
18
100 pesos
8
22
8IV2
34%
25
common
4
Jan
10
8IV2
39%
*64%
50
Jan
31% Jan
108 Va
8IV2
40 Va
29%
common
44% Jan
142
9,500
*25%
35
.10
A
Jan
11
*106
700
65 V2
34%
Industrial Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand
32 "Vs Jan
20
108 Va
50
17%
,
41%
preferred
89
69% Jan
.33
17%
64%
♦106
900
16
5
4.20% preferred
Indianapolis Power A Light
12
29% Jan
18
66
25%
preferred..
Jan
140% Jan
17%
1,100
;3o%
41V8
_
Co
86% Jan 27
30
108%
10
40 »/4
65
66%
78 Va
40
*28%
,
Co
28
July 30
*75 Mi
'
Fewer
Cement
7
35% Apr
*•'
88 Va
77
26
18
64
33
89 Va
40 Va
39%
26%
18%
65%
77
18 %
65%
40%
89
140
26%
common
Industrla Electrica De
July 17
May 7
May 0
July 6
32%
81
46
Jan
90
*18
18
39 Va
*45%
488
Mar 20
*105%
50
12% Jan
125
*32 Va
42%
86% Jan
Sep
33
*413/4
39% Jan
■M
♦32 Va
33
*32 Va
33%
22
31% July
7
30 Va
45 % Jan
24
May
31
5
85% Feb
111
30%
*39%
4
9
31 %
50
29
17% Feb
*31
'31'
31
.50
43% Jan
<ju
31
preferred
29% Jan
22
31
preferred
38% Jan
Sep 25
Sep 22
40 %
4.26%
17
Dec
40%
4.08%
29
28
78 Va
*40
18
Apr
68
*77
40%
27
Dec
138
90
78%
42 V2 Jan
45
27
2,500
91%
*40 Va
40% Jan
27 % Mar 26
39% Jan
89 Va
88
*77
18
50% Mar 18
385% May 12
1,200
42% Jan
32
2
-12 Va
3
19
Jan
12,200
12 Va
18
21
25
169 Va
12'/a
39% Jan
28
86% Oct 20
65%
12 Va
4
41% Jan
55
70%
12%
27
343/4 Sep
Oct
68%
12%
Jan
4
163
72
12%
Jan
<»v«
149
70
12%
15%
com
Illinois Central RR Co.
28
30
71
35
1
4
28
109
35
34%
Corp common
5
41% Jan
5
36
lo
5% convertible pfd series
Htusmann Refrigerator Co
31% Jan
38% Jan
17
36
1
48% Jan
45% Mar 18
74 Va Nov
36
♦25%
(Delaware>
18
41V4 Aug 13
17% Nov
35%
15%
Corp
29
4
3,900
35%
72%
100
20
46% Jan
1,300
9%
30
preferred
Jan
41
47 %
,
26%
No par
29% Jan
42
9%
15%
10
Corp
Co
3,500
46 Va
9%
26%
26 V4
48%
9%
34%
Hudson Bay Mln A Sm Ltd
No par
Hunt Foods A Indust Inc com
5
5%
preferred series A
100
Hupp
26%
47 Va
9%
Apr
47
40% Sep 25
36% Jun 26
6% Dec
46% Jan
Sound
26%
47 Va
8,600
5
-
66
18% Sep
10
51%
50c
preferred
Houston Lighting & Power
27
51
*25%
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123
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100
26%
10
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9% Jan
21
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46% Jan
43 % Sep
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49 Va
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15
12 Va Dec
*48%
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26%
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Hammoud Organ Co
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39% Apr 20
51
49
49 Va
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18
47% Jan
4flfr
49
48%
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(W F> Printing Co
Hamilton Watch Co common
6
25
13
54 Va Dec
Jan
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106% Jan
Jan
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132
24% Nov 20
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Number 5921
191
Volume
19
(519)
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
Previous
Year 1959
Range Since Jan.
,
Lowest
Highest
Lowest,
STOCKS
1
NEW
Highest
YORK
•
Monday
Par
Wednesday
Tuesday
Jan.25
the Week
Friday
Thursday
,
Shares
Jan. 29
Jan.28
Jan.27
Jan. 26
Sales for
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
EXCHANGE
K
37
42 Ma
65
Feb
Dec 31
9
93 Va Feb 10
46% Jan
120
Feb
48
2Q
105 Mb Jan
26
42% Jan
July 27
July 8
12
24
54% Jan
111 Ma Jan
44
Jan
6
5
Kaiser Alum & Chem
Corp
4M«%
4%%
preferred
13
4%%
convertible
107
135
July 27
July 27
57% Apr 17
Jan
29
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130
120 Ma Jan
5
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11
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75 Ma
47 Ma
4
24% Jan
13
5
9Ma July 13
,
21 Ma Jan
4
,17 Mb Jan
30
Wire Co
47%
*74
*119
35 Mi
13 Mb
28
preferred
4.32%
Mi Mar 11
&
" 124
'■< 473/4
•!75Va
46
39
1
common
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp.—
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Koppers Co Inc common
Korvette
/
2.50
prior preferred
conv
743/4 ;
*74
35 Mi-
32MB
1
Co
*119
47%r
125
,473/4
47
"
i_8.7f
j
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116
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85 %
"t
116
-
47 Mi
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77%
H6Ma
125
88 Ma
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116 Ma
35Mii
1—16
Copper———".No par
County
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-
88
200
;
119
47
50
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——IC50c
———
Kennecott
22
4
Co
Kelsey Hayes Co_
Kendall Co
5
Jan
34 M2 Jan
13
3 Mb Jan
Jan
18% Jan
33
Ma Jan 29
19
Kellogg Co
Keystone Steel
21
6
17 Mi Sep
Electric
88
*77
No par
com
preferred-,--;.—
&
Kansas Power & Light Co_
Kayser-Roth Corp
4Ma%
c/an
4
Dec 29.
M/Jan
40 Mi Jan
13% May
77
non-cum
—
30 Ms Nov
:
6
71M2 Jan
47% Aug 25
July 22
22 Ma Jan
4%
Kansas Gas
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
54 Ma
2
Kansas City Southern
52% Jan
Mb Jan 20
7
22
88 Ma
74'
-
400
43%
*116
74 Ma
-
106 Ma
*43
>
47 Mi
85
*85 Ma
preferred___
Kern
Jan
37% Oct
*82
100
4.35%
-
55% Jan
43
27 Mb Jan
100
preferred.....
_
.52 Mi Jan 25
92
5
Jan
7
28
26% Jan
88
4
Jan
22% Sep
-
8
31 Ma Jan
63
1
*88
100
6
44
117% Feb
22
7
:—190
,4.20% preferred
29
Jan
4
«,
41% May 12
July 27
41 Ma Feb 17
44% Oct
87
4
Sep
13 Ma Dec
'34
45 Ma Oct
Jan
75% Jan 29
12
33 Va Nov
2
11 Ma Dec 28
90 Ma Oct
Jah 29
■Y
^
;___~100
4%
4-50%
»
48 MB
*105
107
.
43%
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43,
47
107
43%
47%
106
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118
■
125 .*
125
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preferred
20
87
6
preferred
118
74
26
85
,
6
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^
*>
,3.80%
43 Va
120 Ma
120 Ma
14,500
483/4
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47 Ms
48 3/8
105 Ma
43
*43
50
preferred:.—100
46%
105 Mb
49
106 Mi
,106 Mi
*A%*„(/Ler of 1959 >
Jan
50
13
28 Ma Jan
51% Sep
87
88 Ma Jan
85 r, Jan
38% Aug 28
5
39 Va Feb
6
125
14
M2 Jan
86
5
Mar
„
88% Feb
21
85 Ma Jan
May 20
82 Ma Jun
Jan
122 M4 Jan
47%
33%
preferred—100
convertible
18
116
3,400
^,600
13,700
3,600
-
.
m
28% Sep
118
Sep
28
3
32 M4 Jan
Jan
22
9
50 Ma Dec 21
6
44% Oct
35
123% Jun
26
47 Ma Dec
21
116
46
>
6
n
20
40 3% Jan
4
*...
29
2
433/4 July 10
38 M4 Jan
78'% Sep
30
87 Ma Mar 30
79
Jan
4
8i '/a Jan
21
17 Ma Oct
14
20 Mn Jan
21
18 M2 Jan
4
19 MB Jan
19
9
18 Mi Jan
4
19
Jan
13
Jan
29
59 Ma Jan
7
34 M4 Jan
37
14
Jan
Mack Trucks Inc..
Fund
No pai
10CY
1
Inc
4
Magrmvox
4
Mallorj
8
Manati Sugar Cot.———
30
5 3/4 Jan
19
6 Mi Jan
4
Mandel
No pa»
223/4 Mar 16
16M8 Jan
14
29
18 3/4 Jan
26
5 Ma
Sep
23
9 Ma Jan
15 y4 Jan
5
50
14
6
33
Jun
7% Jan
1
26
42
27 Ma Jan
18
4Mb Jan
8
5M2 Jan
22
183/8 Jan
4
29 MB Jan
22
24 Mb Jan
Square Garden
Madison
Magma Coppers
Co
(P R)
& Co
Bros
16 M4 Dec
7
21 Ma Dec
9
15Mb Jan
23 Ma Jan
2
28Ma July 30
27 Mb Jan
29
28Mb Jan
29
40 VA Jan
44 Mi Nov
4
59Ma Jan
12
46 Ma Jan
29
54 Ma Jan
6
Marquardt Corp —J
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
49 Ma Jan
4
Marshall Field & CO com
6
2
51% Dec
10
46 % Jan
29
Oct
27
93% Jan
20
89 Ma Jan
4
90
Jan
18
32Mb Jan
14
62% May 11
40% Jan
08
44
Jan
4
Martin
6
16% Mav 22
35 va Jan
29
38% Jan
6
Masonite
24
46 Mi Jan
13
49 MB Jan
5
.4U
72 Ma Jan
5
75
Jan
14
Jan
19
74
Jan
4
653/4 Jan
4
67
Jan
6
Jan
12
46
Dec
53 Ma Feb
May 19
71
71
22
Dec
16
65 Mi, Nov
-il
9
71 Ma Dec
HI
Mill
Mar 31
72 Mi Mar 17
F«'l,
-24
72
72
72 Ma Jan
15
preferred
Co..^—
11
82
22
43% Nov
9
39 Mi Jan
5
44 Ma Jan
18
38
Dec
1
?5ty Jan
14
30 Mb Jan
6
MCA
30
18 MM Jun
9
31% Dec
7
277/b Jan
29
3 J MI Jan
4
38 Mi Jan
40% Jan
15
McConl
30
14
July 24
477/o Jan
4
Jan
25
Jan
2
Feb
10
42
53
Oct
48
13% Dec
31
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94 Ma Feb
5
77 Ma Jan
I Jan
4
793/4 Jan
13
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22
31
4
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l»-
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4
29% Sep
10
47Mn Apr
13
31% Jan
25
393/4 Jan
27
37 1/4 Jan
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493/4 Jan
26
45% Jan
11
30
r>4
Mar
58
18
9
72
Dec
66
Jan
27
?i % Jan
8
17
Jan
4
18% Jan
11
2F3/„ Jan
28
14
21 Ma July 17
323/4 Dec
29
33
21
21
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13
9 Va Jan
27
41
Jan
29
46
Jan
18
18
8
3b Jan
27
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Jan
4
1!
10
24% Jan
4
51
23 % Jan*
Feb,
2
44
95'" Mur 26
8
17
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4
Sep
10 Ma
24
25 «/2 Nov
78
12
Nov
50
20'/« Jan
Dec
Jan
27% Dec
37% Sep
4 1Mb Jun
31 Ma
35% Jan
r
87
12
•
31
17 Mb Dec
Dec
343/4 Jan
1
30
87 %
29M4 Oct 26
26
29% Dec
45
22
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a
29
28 % Jan
48
Jan
Tin
12
87% Jan
J-n
4
28"- Jan
27 VA Jan
27
77% Jan
3
24.
$2.50
Corp
preferred
22 Va
Jan
7y
Jan
15
.7-
21
29
5
22
Stores
3%%
Y—
Corp
50c
100
Co Inc_
-
-->
5
1
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
McGraw-EdLson Co
*
—
•
McGregor-Donigcr Tnc class *
Mclntyre Porcupine M'ines__'_No par
McKee (A G) & Co
NoPar
McKesson &c RoDbins, Inc—■;—
McLean
Trucking Co__
„Y„1
Norris Mfg Co^ ..
1
Mead Corp common .i.,
*
4'/4% preferred '1st series*
yru
Medusa Portland Cementj—_'No par
McQuax
vlelville Shoe\i.'orp common.:4%
preferred series B.
74
81%
19 Ma
42va
427%
25M4
28%
40
40
28%
39M2
26%
29
39M2
477/8
,
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48
49
>
523/4
50
51
35
353/4
34%
36 V*
42%
43 Mi
42
43
33/4
33/4
33A
3%,
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3%
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18
18
25
25
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,
.
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37M4
31Mb
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68
18
29M4
30Ma
42M2
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27
44Ma
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26%
28
78%
13%
79%
37 Ma
31%
445/8
68%
18
29M2
30%
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8Mb
13%
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36 Ma
34Ma
423/4
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18
29
30Ma
42%
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79%
67Ma
18 %
29 •
43%
8%
27Mi
44Mi
487%
, 26%
27%
78M4
44%
88Ma
26%
28
78M4
700
3,300
1,200
2,700
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5 Mi
5 Mi
16Mb
16 3/4
16 Mt
16 Ma
2 8 Mi
27%
28
13,700
32%
303/a
32Mb
28%
31 Ma
17,500
49%
47
48 Ma
46 V2
463/4
47
46%
46%
5 Mb
5,600
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46%
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91 Ma
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91 Ma
41 Ma
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42%
353/4
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467/B
48 Mi
47 Mi
48
75
75.
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20
60
36
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„
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283/4
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39 Ma
40
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49
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-
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79 Ma
79%
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3 6 Ma
36
39%
37%
44 M4
43%
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67
67 Ma
18%
17 Mi
29 MB
30
;
13 Ma
13 Ma
793/4
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70
3,600
20
7,200
37
38 3/4
373/4
383/4
44 Mi
43%
45
5,900
67
67
2,000
1734
17 3/b
17%
293/b
28 Mb
2 9 Mi
1,800
30 Mi
43 Va
30 Mi
30 Mi
30 Mt
2,000
41
42 Mi
5,000
8%
3,400
3 6 Ma
42
42 Ma
8%
8 Ma
8Mb
27 Ma
26 Ma
27
44 Mi-
44 Mb
44
8%
68,900
1,500
26
Mi
89-
26 Mi
1,300
44
44 Mb
3,500
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2 7 Mb
28 V<
28 Va
28 Mi
27%
27 MI
27 3/4
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79
78 V4
78 Mi
78 Mi
88
600
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.
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28 3/4
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27
10
40 Ma
40 Mb
41
42%
.
27,600
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405/8
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42M4
8%
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27M4
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.
18 Ma
2 4 MB
273/4
5%
29Mb
29Ma
30%
2,400
2,400
16%
66
18
373/4
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14,800
28 Ma
36
8M2
27V8
27%
44%
88M2
27%
28%
79
13%
37 M4
377/s
44va
11,000
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24%
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18 Ma
26 Mi
26%
28%
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•
200
50%
42 Ma
42Mt
26M2
210
26,600
19 3/8
20
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20
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54 Ma
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43Ma
4,200
4,200
81
3 6 Mi
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28%
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19 Ma
19%
-«
473/8
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80 V4
.
18 y4
46%
67
74
80
16,700
38 Mi
3 8 3/4
Ma
•-
46 3/4
47
47 Ma
38
800
28 Ma
118
45 Mi
46%
47
,
preferred
McGraw-Hill Publishing
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*72
455/b
47Ma
36
26
.
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47%
38%
49
463/4
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118
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28 Mi
28 Mi
28 Va
118
32Mb
32%?;. 323/4
493/4
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47%
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40%
41%
36
36M4
46%
47%
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75
72
72Ma
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67
•
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28Mt
118
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47%
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48
47
383/4
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19Ma
19Ma
20
' ' ,18Mt
543/4
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363/b
/
35M4
42%
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3Ma
3%
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'
53/4*
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26Ma
25M2
53/b
53/b
I6M2
I6M2
287/b
28Mb
42%
.
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common-
convertible
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Nopar—3
common
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32 «/o Nov
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5M4
16M4
28M4
*
48
75
74
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;
Co
Maytag
41 Ma
36
47M2
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pfd
McCall,
44
No pai
preferred
1947 series$3.40 preferred
3%%
preferred
32 % Sep
*90
' ,v
*6 ;
17Ma
,
29M4
47%
9IM2
42%
36M4
47M4
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$3.75
$3.75
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29
Nopar
;
.
167/8
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49M8
49Ms
'
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5M2
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——,—1
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5%
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4
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3%
:
18
26M4
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193/a
-
6
l7Mt
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10c
May Dept Stores common
4M4%
18M4
55Ma
36%
43M4
37/a
6
6.
Manning, Maxwell,-Ac Moore—12.5'
*
Maraciabo Oil Exploration
1
Maremont Automotive Products—1
Marine Midland Corp—
—„5
Manhal,tan-Shlrt__—
20
Oct
193/8
4 Ma Jan
18
7M» Jan
18
81
19Ma
81
,
47 Mb Jan
2
50% Dec
31
34
47Ma
38Ms
*80M2
38 Ma Jan
40% Dec
20
3 Ma Dec
88
46Ms
47%
39
26
4
353/4 Nov
42 Va Jun
48%
47Ma
38Mb
20
Mar 17
*116
.
46 M2
50
29
78
28 M2
29 M4
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:—
preferred (w w)
Macy (R H) Co Inc com
Y
4Mi% preferred series A
5M4%
Madison
*28 V2
"
100
„
Jan
197/o Oct
1
4% Dec
preferred—.
3M2 Jan
9
223/4 Nov
6%
No pai-/ V 18Mv
.10 .
53 Mb
-1
34Mi
— .1
423/4
^-1 3Ms<
Jan
473/4 Oct
32-% Nov
.
28 Ma
>
.
3,660
27%
5,200
78 Ma
670
20
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
29 'A Jan
Lowest
Highest
67
Feb
Nov
34% Jan
21
Jan
26
32% Jan
80% Jan
Feb
6
70
Jan
8
78 % Jan
18
29
Dec
14
61
Jan
29
687* Jan
7
16% Jan
4
17% Jan
6
22% Feb 25
82% July
1
Jan
66
29
70% Jan
53% Jan
&
74% Dec
22
88% Apr
15
74% Jan
5
28
98
Mar 13
83% Jan
13
75% Nov 30
88
Mar 31
75% Jan
19
76
74% Nov
12
87
Apr 28
75% Jan
19
76
84
Dec
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
4
70
8
16% Nov
6
73
78% Jan
Merck
4
Mesta
4.35%
3.85%
3.80%
4.45%
preferred series
86
Jan
4
88% Jan
11
56% Jan
7
61% Jan
18
44
Sep
23
56
Dec
18
52% Jan
14
33
Jan
23
68
Dec
16
54% Jan
5
33% Dec
111% Jan
88
2
24% Mar 20
9
55% Jan
27
40% Jun
29
15% Oct
12
Feb
July 21
150
18
58% Jan
7
33% Jan
4
19% Jan
4
124
143 % Jan
Jan
29
29
22% Jan
13
247* Jan
5
4
21% Jan
4
237* Jan
18
Minneapolis
lb
15
Jan
29
17
Jan
11
182% Dec 23
162
Jan
12
177
Jan
4
Minn
29% Jan
28
33% Jan
4
Minnesota
&
35% Jan
11
Minnesota
Power &
197* Jan
18
Minute
Maid
2
111% Jan
8
31% Apr
28
31% Dec
14
39
Jan
22
33% Jan
4
16% Jan
2
25
Jun
19
18% Jan
13
31
Mar
38
B
20
49% Apr
4
19% Nov
16
29% May
4
31% Dec
23
41% Mar 18
23
Jan
8
2
,
4
Mission
5% Jan
5
Jan
15
17
Jun
10
20% Jan
30
17% Jan
21
18
Jan
4
12% Jan
8
18% Apr
27
13 % Jan
29
15'A Jan
11
60
Jan
9
70
5
65% Jan
68 % Jan
8
78% Aug 14
24
19
18% Nov
23
24
Jan
29
31% Dec
22
18% May 28
2
14% May 28
38% Jan
8
56% July 27
27% Dec
28
8
22
Jan
35 % Mar
2
29% Aug 31
Sep 21
Missouri
67
Jan
25
13
4.20%
Jan
4
18% Jan
15
13% Jan
11
9% Jan
20
45% Jan
29
4
Monsanto
27% Jan
18
29% Jan
4
14
24 V* Jan
8
Montanu
26
Jan
11
class
A
American
4
Jan
14
44% Jan
29
53% Jan
4
Montgomery
32% Oct
27
24% Feb
24
13% Jan
29
14% Jan
7
51 % Jan
29
Dec
21
30
22% Dec
24
27% Nov
6
Feb
9
24
Dec
25% Sep
22
32
Jan
2
37
July
51% Aug
42% Jan 29
IK
24% Jan
43% Jan
MohfM
Morrell
15
19
When
22
4
Motor
Products
23
20
Jan
29
23 % Jan
4
Motor
Wheel
20
26% Jan
13
287* Jan
22
8
32
26
34% Jan
6
4
48% Jan
4
50% Jan
27
26% Jan
43% Jan
29
28 % Jan
8
8
46% Jan
13
Jan
29
9
13
Jan
6
58
Jan
50% Jan
39% July 17
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88
57
57'*
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53%
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126'A
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23%
22%
22%
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22
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15%
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15
15
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167'*
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317*
327*
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53%
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17% Jan
4
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1
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28 y8 Jan
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2
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47% Jan
Monterey
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151
88
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2
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23% Jan
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1
10
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RR
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77
18%
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40% Feb
27
76%
\,
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inc
Montecalinl
20% Jan
86
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77
88
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19% Jan
5
11
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21
Monarch
67
78%
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66
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35%
preferred
Mojud Co
6
67
67%
77 7*
85
1874
——
class
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preferred
8% Jan
12
RR
Rlt
Portland
3%%
75% Jan
66 7*
77
77 7*
85
35'*
common
12
6 6 a*
77
11.900
19
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18
66%
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100
3.000
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35
Co
12
17%
18%
Missouri Public Service
12% Jan
62%
17
35
Corp
Fuel
Pacific
Missouri
Jan
75
Rlvor
Missourl-Kan-Tex
6% Jan
48% Jan
61
17 74
19
Development Co_
39
65%
17
35
Corp
Mission
Mississippi
42% Jan 29
4
35% Jan
63%
17 7*
35
187*
1
37% Jan
45% July 29
66
17
No par
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33% Jan
52% May 25
65 7*
17 7*
164 7*
31%
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22% Jan
8
65
900
25,000
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2.50
Paper
29
15
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78
85
76
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28
Jan
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Aug
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33
41% Jan
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74
64
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57%
58
90%
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33
17%
18
125% 131
22%
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34
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32% Nov
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Jun
29 % July
9
.
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100
100
100
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4
1
Midland-Ross Corp common
8
5%% 1st preferred
100
Midwest Oil Corp
10
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer— 1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg——1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co
1
21
21
South
Midland
27
Jan
Copper
Middle
4
17% Jan
21
Sep
Miami
22
32% Jan
18% Feb
4%
Jan
91
20% Sep
35% Oct
56% Jan
5
Jan
.
pla—100
preferred series
preferred series
preferred series
99% Mar 11
92
3 90%
6
58% Dec 31
74
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65
167*
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85
5
Co
Edison
25
2
60% Nov
Machine
Metropolitan
Jan
58
16%c
common
No par
MeiKcninaJer
Linotype
Co
1
Merritt-Chapman
& Scott—>12.50
29
30
2
2
Inc
Co
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Jan. 28
33
.33
33
SALE PRICES
Jan. 27
Jan. 26
33%
76%
33V*
3%
preferred
22
Jan
84% Dec
83% Jan
<k
$3.50
Jan
85
33% Jan
39% Jan
Par
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Jan. 25
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
85
17
44 Va Jan
2
91% May 15
9
71
Jun
38
7
NEW
Highest
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Monday, February 1, 1960
...
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Lowest
Chronicle
and Financial
The Commercial
(520)
327*
49 J*
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1,300
50 V*
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45%
2,100
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4.200
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27
5,300
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200
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13% Nov
5
19% July 16
Jan
127* Nov
10
lb
50% Sep
15
63% May
16% Dec
23
29% Jan
21
34% May
24% Sep
22
6
14
49% Jan
13
56% Dec
30
54% Jan
7
56
Jan
4
Dec
22
164% Apr
3
143% Jan
12
148
Jan
28
8
Sep
10
14% Jan
12
9% Jan
29
10% Jan
11
25
80
29
67
6
National
Cash
Corp
National
55% Sep
26% Jun
Jan
5
58
Jan
Jan
Jan
12
32'A Jan
15
27
4
29% Jan
12
National
City
2
54% Jun
12
44% Jan 20
48% Jan
5
National
Dairy
8
35% Dec
7
32
Jan
29
35% Jan
11
Apr
6
100
Jan
29
24% Jan
21
23
Jan
29
90
Sep
21
Jun
1
52% Sep
24
84
Nov
23
109
71
Apr 27
97% Feb 28
19
104
Feb
9
145
Jun
10
120% Dec
17
132% Aug
Mar
159
31
53% Jan 29
109'A Jan
6
147% Jan
11
7%
preferred
19
122'* Jan
20
6%
preferred
20 % Jan
4
National
43
6
Natl
22
Aug 18
19% Jan
5
44
Aug 28
37% Jan
29
38% Dec
8
74'A Jan
7
98% Aug
6
23% Dec
15
40% Mar 13
24% Mar 25
9% Jun
10
14% Nov
11% Sep
22
15% Dec 22
13 7* Jan
7
5% Nov
24
27% Nov
4
15
10% Mar 24
Feb 26
15
12
37% Apr
13
36% Jan
2
43% Peb
26
71% Dec
28
82% Mar
2
37% Jan
19
4
27
18% Jan
28
22% Jan
4
National
7'* Jan
14% Jan
15
Natomas
25
Neisncr
7
30% Jan
29
38% Jan
71
4
Jan
22
107% Mar 11
Dec
16
49% Mar 13
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23% Jan
27
34% Oct
29
30
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6
21
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9
29% Sep
22
36% May 22
19% Jan *4
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6
69% Jan 25
34 Va Jan
40
4
Jan
12
20% Jan
78% Jan
Neptune
19
72% Jan
22
3%%
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28
New
24% Dec
29
38% Feb
17
25
Jan
4
25
6%
Jan
6
12% Jan
27% Jan
5
.
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1
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27
Jan
4
71% Dec
29
84 Va Mar 11
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4
74 % Jan
15
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28
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5
18
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Dec
21
29
91
Jun
84% Jan
29
65'A Jan
70 Va Jan
14
87
88
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24%
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19
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series
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103
Nov
38% Jan
4
41% Jan
6
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28
106% Jan
4
Norfolk
22
16
27% Jan
99 % Jan
11
21
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6
12% Jan
25
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20
North
38% Jan
11
North
67
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5
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Jan
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13
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see page
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4
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4
27
Car
Natural
Gas
Co
5.60%
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10
preferred
preferred
20%
20%
20%
2,300
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40 %
39%
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100%
40%
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21
21
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82
82
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29
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82
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29
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series
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40
25
25
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Northern Pacific Ry—
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79% Jan
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preferred
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Dec
79% Dec
American
105% Jan
78% Dec
86% Mar
American
102
Jan
5
Co
preferred
preferred
6
48
Corp
Western
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6%
4
25% Apr 20
21
Share
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41
103% Jan
43% Jan 26
93%
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6
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Niagara
2
22
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15
100
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122
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122
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146
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22
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91
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14
28
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91
95%
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98
88
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900
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,
91
146
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5
79
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67
122
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145
18
19
2
90
96%
145
29
36% Jan
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81% Jan
11% Jan
16
89%
97%
78% Jan
20% Jan
28
121 %
91%.
146
8
17
Nov
96%
4
52% Mar 18
42
91%
'145
15
74% Jan
12% Dec
100% Oct
8,700
Jan
44% July
108
5
5.500
56
100
Jan
23% Aug 25
24
23%
53%
100
80
102% Feb
21
23
56%
101'*
*
100
4
Sep
24%.
55%
2
23
Jun
23%
56%
I
preferred—.
30'A Sep
28
24'*
System—.
preferred
3,40%
24
56
5
Brake
5%
24,800
55'*
10<
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18,600
33 7*
24'*
common—No pa: ~
-
3.60%
11% Dec
102
28
*100
2,200
43%
1
Co
Co
18
10
100% Oct
Jan
101'A
27%
•
32
100%
1
(,J J)
Niagara Mhk
100'A
27%
46 :
„
23%
J
72% Jan
23% Mar
64
Fibre
6
20% Nov 25
32
69
$3.75
<
33%
Map 23
88% Apr
108
17
34
1
77% Apr 13
85% Mar 3
18
17
Sep
19% Sep
14
46%
33
1
Hhiptmilding Corp_
State
28
45%
33%
17,100'
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Haven
Common
13
33% Dec
Y
27%
46%
33%
597*
55
4
Television
Central
York
28 »A
45%
53
6,700
100%
Nopai
Radiator
Air
New
27%
33 'A
550
9%
57%
.It
Co
Common
New
11
■
27% Nov 12
Y
28
46%
38%
Co
Jersey Pr &, l,t Co 4%
Preferred
27%
7,300
148
9%
24%
1
York
4
60%
_10
or
59%
59%,
3.100
55
100
&
58%
61%
1,100
54%
147'
9%
5.600
277*
54%
148
9%
45%
.
137*
24
5
Chicago & St Louis Co__
.
61
54%
147
10
13
1
N
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100%
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54%
13%
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79% Oci
10C
New
6% Jan
74
100%
1951
34% Jan
10% Jan
100% Oct 20
32%
31% Jan
3
23
33%
28% Jan 29
6
Dec
46'* "
32%
32% Jan
10% Jan
69
28
45%
New
20% Jan
Sep
28
•
Corp corn—I
Mining CorpNewport News Ship &, Dry Dock
24
65
,61%
32'* Jan
29
11
I
1
19
29
*54%
54%
10
19%
preferred
York
!23%
147'*
Co
England
27'A
9%
28
Jan
Dec
25% Dec
Me I
26%
54%
—
Newberry Co
27%
146%
79% Jan
36% Jan
5% Dec
10
Co
27
39
Vulcanized
Bros
27
19%
Theatres
12
26%
38%
U
Jan
27
19%
NaLioual
5"% Jan
10.100
39%,,
National
13
15
19%
4
14
14%
38%
29
Jan
15%
Cast-No p*'
Jan
20
14%
Corp
Jan
S
15%
10
Sleel
16
68% Oct
35
National Tea
15%
Service
National Steel Corp
National Sugar fief
4
15%
&
Malleable
13
4
15%
146
_10i
10'A Jan 29
Jan
900
15%
9%
No par
14
22
30
20% Jan
Linen
53
54%
Co common
National-Standard
14
8
74% Dec
86% Apr
Jan
98'A Jan
28 % Jan
2
19
40
84% Jan 29
24% Jan
19% Jan
21 Va Jan
Jan
14.VV
53
145%
B—
120% Jan
Lead
14
531*
54%
preferred
National
14%
53%
145'*
A
$4.50
22
*14%
9%
Co__
6
91 % Jan
14%
53'*
54'A
Co common
5
3
9
Gas
28
2
Jan
Fuel
National
National Gypsum
4
89% Jan
2
12
Jan
of
series
95% Jan
Jan
Dec
11
59
pfd
144% Jan
377* Dec
24
24'A Jan
4'A%
11
13%
147*
53'*
145'*
Inc
3
134% Mar 12
22
Jan
13%
14%
53%
10
Products—-
3
28% Jan
17% Sep
104
Lines
Distillers & Chein
Natl
13%
14%
53%
V,
.
100
common
Register
46 % Feb
13%
—10
Co
preferred
Can Corp
28 % Jun
1
—5
—>.
142
7%
13%
1
Natc« Corp
8-
•
.
220
,
"60
,
110
12,400
13,200
3,500
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41
%
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11,200
Volume
Number 5921 ...The Commercial
191
and
Financial Chronicle
(521)
21
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1959
57 % Sep
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Lowest
67% Jan
22
Lowest
STOCKS
1
NEW
Highest
59
95% Jan
Jan
62% Jan
22
Jan
83
Dec
21
16
84
89% Jan
29
85
Jan
12
18
Dec
75% Jan
80
Jan
15
100
Jan
18
87% Dec
13
89
Jan
91
Jan
95 % Jan
15
16
86
Jan
Sep 30
34% Nov
27% Jun
Dec
16
46% May 21
84% Mar 4
13
9
18
29
Feb
27
4
Ohio
29
Jan
Oil
12
31% Jan
5
Okla
Gas
16 % Jan
7
Jan
Jan
25
90% Feb
5
84
31
30% Jun
2
9
14% Jan
85
Jan
15
6
45% Jan
29
25
23% Jan
89 % Dec
30
83% Jan
13
92
Jan
25
39% July 15
120
Nov 30
33% Jan
29
37 % Jan
4
7
30
7
25% Jan
58% July 28
26 % Nov 25
19
7
6
16% Jan
106%
27% Jan
54% Jan
18
4
5
4%
2
12
16%
61% Feb
10
94% July
79 % Feb
9
104% Dec
75
Jan
25
89
Jan
4
Owens
31
May"
15% Nov
96
Jan
29
108
Jan
8
27
110% Dec
9
107% Jan
26
26% Nov
13
24
88% Apr
28
29% Jan
12
33 % Jan
20
Ozfoid
89% Feb
4
5
88% Jan
28
•5
Dec
85
85
Jan
110
Jan
8
4%
Corp
14% May 14
11
Jan
7
12% Jan
Nov
16
23% Jan
16
17% Jan
4
18%
Jan
6
11% Nov
27
15% Jan
5
11% Jan
5
14% Jan
13
22
23 % Feb
26
16%
Jun
18
51% Nov
5
67% Apr
20
58% Jun
9
663/4 Apr
3
45% Nov
21
4% Sep
22
Sep
60% Jan
11
Pacific
61
22
65
4
Pacific
5
Pacific
28
Pacific
Jan
7
29% Oct
20
28% Jan
5
136% Jan
4
3
30
29
661/4 Jan
23
Oct
543/4 Jan
46% Nov
24
48% Jan
5
Jan
33% Jan
29
4
29
Jan
513/4 Jan
32% Jan
144
7% Jan
12
39
Jan
20% Nov
17
25% Apr 12
19% Jan
29
23% Jan
43
Jun
25
69% Jan
2
43% Jan
27
48% Jan
83
Dec
8
Jan
28
42
4
4
04
2% Jan
8
17% Jan
4
21% Sep
29
243/4 Apr
8
45% Nov 25
64% Jun
11
Tin
Amer
39% Mar 12
30% Sep
21
98 % Jan
21
26
Sep
21
36
323/a Dec
11
35% Dec
25% Nov
125
1
Dec
July
25,200
17%
34,700
84%
11,300
34%
353/8
109%
1093/4
21%
21%
1
*15%
Peabody
22% Jan
22
50% Jan
6
Penlck
31% Jan
4
19
131% Jan
11
Jan
5%
conv
to
Penney
26% Jan
25
30% Jan
8
Pennsalt
29
35
4
Penna
6
253/a Jan
27
263/4 Jan
8
Penn
8
89
Jan
4
92% Jan
11
Jan
84% Dec
14
98% Apr 20
85% Jan
18
87% Jan
27
15% Nov
17
20
15% Jan
19
17% Jan
5
40% Nov
B
109%
15
8
&
Co
prior
Chemicals
Glass
18
193/4 Jan
22
15% Jan
29
16% Jan
11
3% Oct
27
6% Feb 24
43/8 Jan
4
5% Jan
21
28% Jan
29
33% Jan
4
*107%
108%
700
34%
32%
33i/4
7,900
88
88%
88%
88
88
170
Power
Suiul
to
•
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56%
56%
,
56%
22
♦18%
1,000
22
62
62%
62 %
483/4
49
48 3/8
48%
7,300
30
31%
31%
32%
34,600
1413%
1433/4
840
63/B
13,800
137%- 140%
1
6%
37
138%
140
56 %
3,800
62%
6%
6%
6%
37%
36%
363/4
35%
36%
19%
20
193/4
20
43%
433/4
43%
433/4
*84%
85%
*843/4
6,300
85%
1
19%
20%
43%
44
*84%
6
5,100
45,500
41
85%
42
41%
42
41%
42%
41%
42
26%
26%
26%
26%
54
55
54
54
No par
1
2%
5
16
25
*22
473/4
2%
2%
16%
15%
23
48%
31%
122%
3
26%
27%
1
34
47%
31%
1193/4
34
Corp
Corp
Light
*22
No par
*31%
119
26%
*33
2%
42
40%
42%
16,200
*263/4
273/8
800
53 %
473/4
800
16%
♦22
31%
600
2%
16
23
4,800
54
*2'/4
16
120
8,300
41%
19,100
23
48%
1,600
31
31%
6,000
119
119%
9,700
11,000
473A
27%
26%
27%
34
33
33
300
253/4
26
25%
4%%
25%
preferred
100
91
91%
90%
91
91%
4.40%
92%
series preferred
100
86%
86%
87%
87%
86 3/4
87%
430
10
157/s
16%
15%
16
15%
16%
5
23,400
*42%
43%
*42%
425/a
42%
59
59
Pennsylvania
com
UR
Eastern
to
Pepsi-Colu
15% Dec
2,200
14
*14
1
29
Ry
25
59%
100
Co
Co
*59%
33 %c
59%
583/4
61
*59%
43%
59%
61
'25%
25 5A
*59%
14,600
490
400
5,700
61
35%
36%
34%
35%
35
35%
No par
44%
443/4
44%
44%
44%
44%
100
*92%
94%
*92%
94%
*92%
94%
Petroleum
1
15%
153%
15%
15%
15%
15%
Pfelf/er
5
43/4
com_33%c
Pet Milk Co
Jan
1,600
17%
14
17%
No par
34% Jan
46
123/8
17%
14%
99%
1091%
333/4
49
Corp
Peoria
92% Jan
123/8
17%
97%
►108
34%
30%
Co
Jan
40 3/8 Jan
123/4
17%
12%
14
22
3.50
Cement
C)
63
7
12%
109
63%
preferred
5
29
87
100
62%
common
Jan
Jan
87
*86
2.50
59
44
;
32%
99
109
29%
Co
74
92% Jan
6,900
32%
No par
Proof
30
28
98%
101
109%
*18%
1
57% Dec
23
6,400
483/4
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light to Coke
31
740
80 3/4
32%
X
17%
100
Jan
Apr
80
14 2/7
Corp
45
99% Feb
81
No par
Co
613/4 Jan
60
80
16
Line—
29
39% Dec
79%
77
290
213/4
*15%
57
Airways Inc
28
2
77%
16
*15%
26,800
21%
213/4
213/4
16
*15'/
34%
1073/4
100
■
14
50c
56% Jan
14
213%
16
333/4
1073/4
109
107%
87
12%
100
42% Jan
13
213/4
21%
34%
2,400
56%
Corp
64% Aug 11
Oct
34 ft
►1073/4
10
55% Mar 20
92
34%
1083/4
85%
25
B
36% Feb
34%
►1073/4
25
27
261% Jan
753/4
32%
87
l
49% Jan
Mar 23
32
Inc_5
common
Ford
(J
32% Jan
213/4
35
109
*15%
103
109%
100
•
~
34%
773/4
No par
Penn-Dixle
30% Jan "18
6.25
\
No par
Coal
12
117
75
101
83
108
16
1
Electronics
Rust
29
11
Jan
47%
17%
833/4
30c
Consolidated
Davis
6
102% Apr
45%
17%
87%
preferred
18
29% May
13
:
East Pipe
21% Jan
Dec
88.
473/4
17%
common
World
47
Jan
400
86%
Parker
6
16
47
Parmelee Transportation
Patlno Mines & Enterprises
29
*83
18
60% Jan
2% Jan
16
85%
893/4
28% Jan
153/4 Jan
16%
*83
48%
46%
14
♦16
873/4
28
30
16%
85%
17%
26
3% Jan
*16
*83
3,300
47%
523/4 Jan
18% Dec
16%
85%
30
90%
26% Jan
12
*16
30
29%
17%
Paramount Pictures
26
30
48%
Parke
Oct
2
29%
17y8
Jan
12% FeD
30
18,900
89%
Jan
65% Mar 20
30
35%
47%
Jan
31% July 24
30%
*30
190
35
18
85
22
35%
92
46
23
35
49%
4
42% Sep
35%
89
29
23% Jan
35%
88%
16%
Common
4%
353/4
*86%
48%
25
41
49% July 30
88
Corp—.5
Jan
50% Mar 13
9
88%
88
26%
83% Jan
21
*86%
88%
26%
383/4 Jan
Sep
91
26%
preferred
Panhundle
36% Feb
91
p
Packard-Bell
Pan
91
26%
Finance Corp
Gas to Electric
Pacific
*90%
26%
Corp
Telep to Teleg com
6%
91
26%
Lighting
28
*90%
26%
preferred
Jan
140
90
♦
No pax-
Coast Co
5%
350
78%
x26%
Fisheries Inc
Pacific Cement to Aggregates
22
3,600
89%
78
35%
16%
No par
Co
Pacific
19% Jan
603/4
88
79
85%
Amer
22
60%
89
78%
26%
(The)....
Pacific
19% Jan
1443/4 Apr 24
6% Jan 29
16
25% Sep
126
20
61%
88
79%
26%
preferred
V
23
0% Sep
*83
Corp
preferred
paper
60%
88
♦79
*87%
30
*16
Coralng Fiberglas Corp
Glass Cp com
97% Jan
30
7.50
°U^fc C°
When issued__
Overland
61%
88
79%
36
.Z-100
Owens-Illinois
7
88%
35%
5
Gas
Chemical
Marine
7
61
89%
*86
ZL"JTJ1~6'.25
12
61%
90
common
Otis Elevator
23% Jan
Shares
j
Matliieson
Oliver Corp
114% Jan
the Week
Jan. 29
89
90
20
Olin
4
Friday
Jan. 28
61%
90
preferred
29
Salea for
Thursday
Jan. 27
*79
88%
79
No par
Jan
613/4
88%
IL100
4.24% preferred
Oklahoma Natural
Outboard
61%
79
,ioO
Elec Co
21% Jan
Dec
104
12
100
Co
&
Wednesday
Jan. 26
ZZlOO
4.44% preferred
39% Jan
Sep
61% Jan
22
28
41% Feb
29% May
Jan
Tuesday
Jan. 25
.
3.90% preferred
4.56% preferred
Jan
16
Monday
Par
Ohio Edison Co
common
4.40% preferred
35
25% Dec
80
88
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
O
30
74
86
YORK
EXCHANGE
4 % %
common
preferred
Corp or America
Brewing Co__
5
43/4
5
15,400
1,200
3,100
4% ;
43/4
3,600
*
-■
•:
30% Sep 22
94% Sep 22
54% Dec
4
4
Jan
19
28
57% Jan
6
8
50
Jan
20
51
Jan
4
Phlla
18
21
Jan
23
22% Jan
20
20% Jan
11
103% Apr
IB
13
873/4 Jan
7
Jan
13
Jan
2
84% Jan
104% Jan
26
85
Dec
17
93
Dec
28
39% Sep
15
23
88% Apr
99
B6% May 12
75
20%
92%
93
79
79%
793/4
86
Jan
Phllco
6
15
14
77% Jan
20
793/4 Jan
22
82
22
52% Mar 23
44
11% Jan
28
16% Dec
Mar 23
1
14
76
Jan
25
Jan
20
483/s Jan
4
14% Jan
29
16% Jan
11
14
39% Jan ,A
.
Phillips-Van
PUlshury Co
45% July
5
Jan
5
29
5234 Jan
4
Piper
7
33% Jan
29
373/8 Jan
8
Pltney-lfowes
15
23% Jan
29
25% Jan
4
Pitts
Jan
5
87% Jan
19
$5
90% Jan
8
93
Jan
22
$4.80
Jan
12
16% Jan
21
Dec
3
94
89
Dec
3
993/4 Apr
2
14% Dec
28
19% Aug
17
Mar 18
85
15
$4
16
Nov
119
5
Sep
8
July 31
15
23 % Jan
9
16% Jan
25
18
Jan
6
1193/4 Jan
5
120
Jan
182
Mar IB
81
Dec
18
65% Jan
29
Dec
18
111
Jan
25
124% Jan
34 'A Mar 31
56% Dec
31
49
Jan
27
56 3/8 Jan
213/4 Nov
17
31% Apr
17
21 % Jan
26
23
96% Jan
28
188% Dec
22
Jan
11
184% Jan
22
Sep
22
28% May 14
233A Jan
19
253/8 Jan
88
Jan
14
96
9
168
5%%
92
Jan
19
95% Jan
11
27%
Jan
13
27% Jan
4
90% Jan
4
Procter
903/4 Nov
30
82
Jan
29
79
75%
44%
15
15
373/4
38%
*78%
79%
*78%
79%
78%
78%
♦78
79
76
*75%
76%
*75%
76%
*75%
76%
*75%
76%
30
453/4
x443/8
45
44%
45%
44%
45
441/4
44%
35,900
15%
15
15
14%
15
14%
14 3A
2,400
38%
393/8
383/a
38%
38%
8,400
15
38%
95
*93
39%
95
Inc
96
♦90
96
*90
96
*90
95
16
16
*126
127
1
16%
16 3/8
16 %
16%
125%
125%
100
126%
127
1.25
33%
34
10
73%
75%
32%
,*
.
33%
733/4
,741%
20%
20%
500
17
17
16%
16%
16 3/4
16%
600
*121
124
100
*121
68%
124
»121
124
1
preferred
75
111
51
51%
49%"
493/4
49
493/4
5
22
22%
180%.
21%
22%
22
174%
24
24%,
93
27%•
27%
83%
86
68%
ill
175%
69%
m
177
preference—100
Co
10
Power
2
Gamble—:-.
of Colorado
93
53%
673A
*21
*20
108
67%
21%
203/4
108
93A
10%
5.05% preferred
Co of Indiana
Public Serv
100
100
.100
100
No par
40% Sep
21
48% Feb
9
42% Jan
13
65
Dec
76% Mar 13
65 % Jan
5
67 3A Jan
22
3%%
24
20
% Sep
22
23% Jan
13
20% Jan
7
21% Jan
13
4.32% preferred
100
25
19% Dec
22
22% May 14
20% Jan
18
20% Jan
29
Jan
12
109 % Jan
29
4.16% preferred
4.80% preferred
25
100
9% Jan
26
6
Publicker
28
10% Jan
82% Jan
7
29
32
Jan
5
preferred
No par
Puget Sound Power to Light Co
10
28
4
Sep
21
23
117% Feb
5
Jan
16
15
82 % Nov
24
86% Jan
293/4 Dec
17
36% Aug 31
58
Jan
2
34 % Nov
16
7
107
813A Jan
29% Jan
72% Aug 27
67
Jan
19
69% Jan
48% Apr
34
Jan
29
39% Jan
16
preferred
Industries
.
Inc
com
5
22%
3,300
168
92%
93
93
93
27%
27 %
27%
83
27%
83%
27
85
82
83
52 3A
53
'
173
22,000
2,700
*
523/4
533/4
53
53%
523/4
37
37%
37
37%
363A
37%
36%
36%
16,800
273/4
27%
27%
27%
273A
27%
2 7 3/a
2,700
78%
.78%
78%
80
80
82
*81
82
*85
86
*99
100
78%
67%
43%
43%
86
10
*99
100
90
43%
43%
*68 %
68%
21%
21
*20
203/4
♦20
203/4
*20
9"%
*107%
109
108%
...
99
99
43%
433A
43%
683/4
*68 %
683/4
50
21
*203A
21%
100
203/4
203A
100
109 Va
20 3A
109
7,900
109%
400
10%
10 %
10%
9%
10y8
14,900
83
81%
813A
813A
813/4
130
293/4
30%
293A
29%
2 9 3/8
29%
12,100
69
69%
69
693/4
69
693/4
3,600
343A
34%
34%
34
34%
20,700
9%
30%
30
30%
68
683A
67%
68%
5
34%
34%
34%
34%
343/8
Quaker Oats Co common
5
6% preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.. 10
423A
*127
27
43%
128%
273/a
Oil
82
86
*21
82
No par
81
*81
*68
109
300
81
82
86
673/4
9%
2,900
*85
21%
*107%
53
*81
-
*21
82
Inc
90
3,000
11,600
27%
82
Pure
22
93
*92
82
30%
$4.75
Pullman
22%
243/a
83
100
8 % Nov
2,600
22
243/s
27%
43%
104
49%
24%
833A
190
49
174%
27%
,2,400
49%
24 %
93%
99
4
68
112
49
172%
83
20
124
65%
*107
24%
27%
43%
22
'
*121
68
111
1753/4
*92%
86
4.18% preferred..,
4.30% preferred
Jan
124
68
111
24%
24%
*85
4.08% prefexked__
5
29
43% Jan
*121
693A
112
71
173%
24%
*80%
29
100
68%
112
*69
(H K)—
fund
Jan
14
■
22%
69%
111
Jan
29
*69
common.
80% Jan
Jan
11,400
16%
19
Jan
203/8
16%
37%
86
19%
16%
273A
80
82
86
100
98
20 %
16%
523/4
0
193/4
100
27%
80
*80%
*85
*99
43%
Jan 16
16,200
75%
36%
03
6,200
73%
75
10
106% Apr
32%
71%
„
75%
div preference com—No par
22
170
32%
74
71
Public Service Co
23
20%
126
323A
73%
*74%
Public Serv Elec to Gas com__No par
Sep
20%
126
323A
-
*69
4
Sep
74%
75%
6
98
33%
735/3
71
5
83
127
33
743/4
Jan
86
*125%
75%
54
81
10
2,400
71
28 3/8 Jan
5
153/4
*743A
38% Jan
78% Jan
80'A Jan
151/2
*69
12
3
16%
75%
12
Mar 20
3,500
7,600
71
11
33% Mar
23 3/4
20%
Jan
92
23%
71
52
91 % Mar 20
333A
23%
20%
36% Jan
5
35
47%
341/8
3,200
34
V 23%
*74%
B
5
45%
10
8
10
48%
100
100
683A Jan
Jun
16
48
Ry—
43% Apr
78 % Oct
30
95
*90
4
80
*93
96
17
$1.40
38%
95
*91
1
Electric
to
*93
No par
47:'A Feb
27% Jan
95
87
353/4 Dec
26"% Dec
*93
*85%
10
sink
Potomac
6,000
79
87
Co
24
62
*85%
Corp
Pool'
31
6iy4
2.50
Polaroid
Dec
62
87
Plymouth Oil Co...
29% Feb
61%
62
*85%
Inc
Porter Co
25% May ID
73 % Feb
9
(The)
Co
&
60
625/8
62%
87
preferred
$3.50 convertible
Jan
52,200
67
87
Chic
to
guaranteed
Plough
32%
*653A
87
Metallurgical Inc
Pitts 1,011
81% Jan
125
62 %
100% Jun
30%
66
*85%
4
12
325/g
66
*66
No par
22% Jan
Jan
31'A
67
67
23%
28
75% Jan
23,800
31%
31%
62
35
29
71
423/4
31
30 %
67
233A
71% Jan
8
200
34%
Pittsburgh Pluto Glass Co
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
6% preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh to West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young to Ash pfd...
4
95%
40%
*86%
24
4
Jan
30
95
46%
88
35%
803/B Jan
193/4 Jan
88%
95
45
♦86%
23%
July 23
743/4 Jan
300
34%
Pitts
70
80
24
8
9
793/a
36%
12
26
79%
233/4
Jan
29
79%
;;
35%
387/a Jan
Feb
86
80
2
7
28% Jan
380
*79
common ..10
29
82% Jan
500
94%
48%
32'A Jan
91 Va Mar 19
20%
93 %
47%
preferred
preferred (conv)
Wayne
*20%
48%
convertible
Ft
20%
94
48
Inc
Coke to Chem Co
7%
20%
92%
49%
124'/a Jan
127
5,400
20% A
93
49%
.
4
Mar
503/4
110
95
63
*93
50%
-
44 3/4
68
par
50%
64,600
'
93
.1
Aircraft Corp
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
Pitts
42
No
15,500
50%
>
30
95
31%
No par
53%
86%
1
preferred
99
53
28%
433/4
5
Corp
98%
54%
95
100
common™.
Jan
83
26% Dec
145
Heuseii
98%
523/4
86%
100
3.90%
series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
30%
*98%
44
62%
5
29%
98%
545/s
95%
30%
100
30%
43%
45%
68
series A
Jan
5
*94
common
93
16
86
95%
433/4
3
common
34
93
86%
*94
50c
preferred
45% Jan
Sep
24% Jan
Corp
33/*%
*85%
100
Corp
Yhlllp Morris Inc
4%
preferred
3
213/a Jan
125% Dec
to Reudlng
8
493/4 Aug 27
95 % May
533/4 Dec
743/8 Jan
100
4.68% preferred
4
Jan
com
4.30% preferred
Plilla
643/a Jan
preference
conv
6
70
22
30
*20%
20 %
91
29
Oct
Dec
50%
20%
27
41
74% Dec
50%
79
49
74% Dec
68
50%
90%
95% Jan
84% Apr
73 »/o May
10% May
50%
*20%
86% Jan
23
32
50%
100
65% Mar 10
.
50%
100
6
29% Jan
common
No par
12
66
Co
3.80% preferred
33% Jan
B
Apr 30
tl
Electric
4.40% preferred
29
77% Dec
8
4
Jan
9
4
54
29
40% Jan
93
Jun
2
*98%
543%
29
11
73
Jan
293/4
98%
54 %
Jan
28
363/4 May
1
90
303%
*98%
553/a
94% Jan
29
7
Dec
36% Dec
29%
98%
543/,
80
Jan
Jan
65
20 % Jan
99
61% Jan
21
54
30%
98%
4% 2nd preferred (conv)__
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Apr
30%
100
12.50
No par
Jan
523/4 Jan
97
Oct
Dec
Inc
Co
B
Mar 30
87% Dec
75
to
57
9
20
(Chas)
70% Mar
100
22
46% Jun
43% May
Pfizer
*813/4
Q
44% Dec
29
124 % Sep
24
Feb
22
25
64% Jan
140
Mar
27% Oct
10
8
27
42
27
For footnotes, see page 24.
Jan
26
11
Jan
4
125% Jan
4
127% Jan 19
27% Jan
4
46
Jan
42
42%
*127
128%
27 %
273/s
42
*127
27%
;
43%
43
43%
43
43
128%
*127
128 %
127
127
27%
*27
27 %
27%
27%
6,500
10
1,000
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
,
.
Monday, February 1, I960
.
(522)
22
STOCK RECORD
STOCK EXCHANGE
NEW YORK
Previous
Range Since
Year 1939
Par
EXCHANGE
*
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Jan. 26
Jan. 35
Sales for
the Week
Jan.29
Jan. 28
Jan. 27
'
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
YORK STOCK
NEW
Jan. 1
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Ranr* for
Shares
R
9
43% Feb
28
23% Jan
9
56% Jan
6
Dec
67
33 % Jan
®-
68% Jan
23% Jan
29
46% Jan
25
53% Jan
4:
Jan
21
18% Jan
5 ~
26
31% Jan
4
27
Jan
4
33
28% Jan
14
1
17% Jan 29
24% Jan 13
'24% Jan 29
9
5
41% Sep
28
40% Apr
22
Jan
2
12% Feb
15% Nov 27
20% Apr
7% Jan
5
Jan
17
17
2
8
73
16% Jan
2
7
36% July 23
60% Mar 5
20y«Jan
22
25
11
38% Jan
Jan
11
7
23% Jan
18
5
8% Jau
13% Jan
15
20
81% Sep
64% Jan
28
78% Jan
4
5
54% July
49
Jan
27
50% Jan
22
63% July 27
47% Jan
29
53
Jan
4
Revlon
50%
42
Jan
11
46% Jan
4
60% Jan 29
71% Jan
4
Dec
28
7
July
71% Dec
18
23
4
42% Jan
48% May 15
July 24
47% Jun
13
65
Nov 24
55% Jan
8
84% Mar 26
76% Jan
30% Dec
21
1% Sep 22
70
Oct 22
4
77
Jan
8
28% Jan
5
17% Sep
5
4
149
21
Oct
76
Jan
60% Jan
163
17
23% Jan 29
5
26
Jan
15
2% Jan
4
Jan
74% Jan
13
80% Jan
28
16
45% Sep
4
38% Jan
19
42
Jan
4
30
30
37
Dec
Dec
16
28% Jan
21
32% Jan
4
13
4% Jan
5
Roan
47% Jan
19
31% Jan
19
59% Dec
14
35% Feb
16
62
Dec
39% Jan
23
50% Dec
18
23% Jun
17
30% July 23
45 V. Jan
24% Jan
Oct
16
Jun
1
6
12
ffan
4
Ronson
28
21% Jan
8
3
20 % Jan
18
21% Jan
13
26
42% Jan
29
46% Jan
4
2
19% Jan
Jun
4
4
22
5
11% Jan
4
12% Jan
6
Ruppert. (Jacob)
Dec
7
18% Jan
26
20% Jan
4
Ryan
42%, Jan
IS
36 y« Jan
25
37% Jan
90% Aug 17
80 V4 Jan
18
81% Jan
24
258
14
Apr
42
17
31% Jan
15
29% Jan
29
Apr
1
30 Vb Jan
20
33
Jan
6
July
8
20% Jan
11
22% Jan
18
73% Jan
46% Jan
12
29
55% Jan
4
Jan
7
89% Jan
29
24% Jan
12
79% Apr
Sep 21
42% Jan
56% Dec
14
89% Dec
14
-
30
3
Mar 13
97
29% May
4
88
22
76% Jan
25% Jan 29
24% Dec
31
8% Dec
24
12% Oct
5
8 V4 Jan
29
2
51% Apr
28
38% Jan
29
44
Jan
4
3
18% July 15
18
Jan
5
19
Jan
21
45% Aug 12
29% Jan
25
37% Jan
8
Jan
35
12% Mar
10
34% Nov
10
Feb
9
7
70% Jan
8
79
Jan
29
Dec
7
45% Jan
8
48% Jan
4
11
13% Jan
12
15 % Jan
4
5
75% Jan
29
79% Jan
5
9
74
Jan
20
75% Jan
26
13
81
Jan
4
84Vb Jan
25
87% Mar
8
18
81
23
96
22
67
;
Jan
Apr
30% Mar 18
Sep
21
Dec
31
6% Nov
13
31 % Nov
4
20% Nov
19
13% Jan
2
26%J».n
29
30
Jan
15
Mar 17
66% Jan
26
68
Jan
20
10% Mar 11
6% Jan
29
14
40% May 25
32% Jan
12
8% Jan
35% Jan
29% Apr
20% Jan
15
Jan
13
78
3
26% July 16
16
4
45% Mar 18
37
Jan
25
Jan
4
45 Vb Jan
29
50% Jan
4
17% Jan
6
27% Jun
26
18% Jan
20
17% Dec
16
13% Jan
91% Dec
17
90
Sep 21
35y4Oct
6
18% Jan
32% May
49
13
4
92% Jan
26
8
11 Vb Jan
27
13% Jan
5
46% Jan
27
38
Jan
4
Shamrock Oil &c
26
Jan
26
40% Jan
4
43% Jan
11
19 y4 Jun
17
14% Jan
26
16 Vb Jan
4
38% Dec
11
42% Dec
7
30
33% Jan
43
26
Jan
4
Shell
22% Dec 30
21% Jan 29
23% Jan
4
17y4 Nov
22% Aug 12
19% Jan
21% Jan
13
20% Jan
4
34% Jan
28
56% Jan
5
28
17% Jan
6
29
22
45 Vb Mar 25
30% Jan
20
Jan
14
59
Dec 23
52% Jan
11
45% Jan
2
59% July 27
104'/a July 27
3lVa May 22
52% Jan
5
16
16% Jun
9
23% Sep
38.
68
Jan
7
18'/a Jan
6
48% Nov
24
24J/4Oct
67% Apr
2
7
28% Jan
49% Jan
29
55% Jan
4
4
24
Oct
28
5% Dec
16
30% Jun
9
44% Dec
15
14
22% Nov
18
Dec
12
57%
135%
136
58
58
58%
57%
77
77
77
77
24%
24
24%
23%
24%
2 %
2%
2%
2 %
2%
2%
2 %
78%
77%
79
79%
80%
79%
80%
40'%
40
40 V4
40 %
41
40 %
41
31
30%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
*77
78
25
v
4%
4%>
49%
51%
25 %
25%
25%
36%
37
36%
722%
720
*82%
16%
10%
25%
25%
24%
25%
4,300
36%
37%
36%
37 VB
10,000
720
84 %
16%
17%
10%
10%
6,000
4,500
18%
18 %
20 %
20%
200
42%
43 VB
42%
42%
47,500
17 %
19
17%
17 VB
17%
10,400
18%, •18%
•
*20%
20%
20%
A
i
*
12%
900
4,000
12
1,700
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
♦12%
40%
40%
40%
40 %
40%
40 %
12 %
12 %
12
12%
12
12
12
19 %
18%
12%
40%
12 %
*12
18%
19
18%
19
18%
19%
18% •19%
36%
37%
80%
250
80V4
♦225
*30
31
21%
22
49
*89 Vb
25
8%
39%
37%
81
36%
*80%
►225
250
30 Vb
30%
31
*75%
800
40%
12%
t
31
30%
37 Vb
80%
*30
*225
31
21%
2H/2
*75Vb
77%
47%
48%
48%
♦89V4
48%
36%
81
*225
■«.
?'
4,400
26,200
37%
160
81
250
30%
29%
293/b
30 %
*30 Vb
31%
200
21
213/4
773/4
50
,
30%
31
21%
91
30%
250
-
29%
*75%
77%
37%
37
81%
250
30%
2134
21%
8,800
*75%
47
78
•47%
21
*75%
5,500
77
11,800
46%
46%
91
89 Vb
89 %
25V4
24%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
8,800
8%
8%
83/4
8%
83%
8%
8%
8 Vb
8 3/b
20,700
41
39
91
*89%
/
*89%
91
10
39
39%
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19 '
19
29%
31%
30
30%
30%
31%
31
31%
30%
31%
40,100
76
76%
76 Vb
771%
77%
78%
78
78%
78 3/g
79
15,000
47 Vb
48
48
48%
47
47
47
39%
47 Vb
38%
39 Vb
38 Vb
39%
48
15%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
143/a
77
76 Vb
76%
76%
76%
75%
76 Vb
75%
2,300
6,000
48
14%
76%
14%
753/4
*74
75 Vb
75V2
75%
84%
84%
83
83
84%
28%
29
28%
28%
28
*67%
70
66%
67%
*66 Vb
7%
7%
7%
33%
33%
21
21 Vb
7 Vb
7%
33 Vb
34
33%
333%
21 Vb
21%
21 Vb
21%
*74
:75%
74 %
;84 %
*83
74 %
27%
28%
?
68
*66%
21
83
26%
68
7 Vb
33%
♦74
84%
21%
■
,
1
♦66%
3,300
14,500
7,800
20
75%
83
110
27%
11,400
40
68
7Vb
*
6%
7%
9,600
33%
33 VB
33%
11,300
213/B
21%
7,500
21%
5
5
16Va
16%
16%
16 %
16%
16%
*16 VB
16%
37
37%
37%
38%
38%
38%
38 %
383b
48 %
48%
47%
48 Vb
47 Vb
47%
45%
47
45 Vb
46
19
19%
19i/4
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19
19%
2,300
13%
17,500
1
No par
2.50
1
—No par
No par
1
Q)
13%
14%
92
92
11%
12%
34 Vb
35
41
42%
16
*37%
16Va
1,200
38%
l,200ff
52,200
13 Vb
137 b
13%
92%
92 Vb
*91 Vb
*11%
11%
11%
11%
1,1 Vb
11%
11%
12 Va
3,100
34
35
33%
34
34%
34%
34 Va
343b
3,600
40 Vb
411/4
41%
40%
41%
40 Vb
41%
41 VB
13%
13%
93
*91 %
13%
93
13%
*91 %
93
40
8,800
14%
15
14 Vb
14%
1474
15
14%
15
14 %
14%
1,800
39
40%
38%
40
39%
40%
39
3934
39
39%
.11,000
33,000
21%
21%
21%
213/4
21%
21%
213/a
21%
21V8
213/a
1
19%
20 VB
19%
20
197 b
20%
19%
20
19%
19%
50c
1
18 Vb
19%
18%
19
18%
19
18%
18%
17%
18%
31%
13,700
33%
30%
32%
32%
34%
33%
34 Vb
32 3%
34
38,900
1
54 Vb
54 Vb
53%
54'/4
53%
54%
*53
54
53 Vb
53%
No par
No par
53%
53%
53%
53%
53%
53%
53
53 3/b
52%
53 Vb
93%
93%
92%
92%
93%
92
92
91%
91%
500
1
5
25
28
28%
28%
28 Vb
283/8
28%
2 8 3/8
283/8
28%
4,100
50
28%
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
50
503b
52 Vb
49%
50%
46,100
10
of America
Ac Steel
Pattern
Co
Sinclair Oil Corp
*92
4,900
1,200
1,600
52%
X52
527b
52 %
52%
,52
52%
Smith
49%
48
52%
11
48%
51%
53% Jan
48
46%
47%
47
473%
3,200
Smith-Corona
5
16 Vb
47%
22
16%
46 %
16% Jan
16
16%
16 Vb
16%
16
16%
16'/a
19,100
29% July 7
61% Jun 30
24% Jan
14
25% Jan
19
25%
25%
25%
25
25%
24 %
25
55% Jan
26
60% Jan
4
Inc
5
Smith Kline Ac French Labs..No par
*25 Vb
15%
52 y4 Jan
39
28
42% Jan
5
Socony Mobil OH Co Inc
July 23
22% Jan
26
24 % May 29
19% Jan
8% May 18
38
Jan
Jan
4
Co
South Amer Gold Ac Platinum
48% Jan 20
25
15
15
1
J
Co
Solar
6
28
23% Jan
Smith-Douglass
Inc.
12
45% Jan
25
Marchant
18
36
52»/a Feb
Corp
Jan
12
34
Co
(AO)
7% Jan
4
Jan
20
Skelly Oil
21 y4 Jan
7
6% Jan
Apr
27% Aug 21
55
11
Jan
Aircraft
8outh Carolina E 6c G Co com—4.50
25%
57%
55%
56'%
56 Vb
56%
56%
57
39%
56%
40%
573/a
13,100
39%
40%
x39 Vb
39%
39
39%
39
20%
21%
39 3/g
47,700
20%
21
21 VB
21%
20%
21 Vb
20%
20%
7 %
35
7%
35%
47
,
7%
35
7'/*
South
Rico
Sugar
35
*45
47
200
25
5,300
*45%
*45%
47
46
46
453/4
4 5 3/b
24%
24%
24%
25
25
25
25
25
com.—5
25
18%
19%
18%
29%
30
2ft
57%
40%
58%
40%
183/4
18%
18 Va
18%
18%
30%
*30 Va
30%
*30 Vb
30%
*30 Ve
30%
58%
56%
58%
503/4
57%
56%
57%
40%
40 »/b
7,300
X40%
40%
40 Vb
40%
40 %
403/8
20,100
32%
32 Va
32 Vb
32»/«
32 V8
32%
371/4
36%
37%
36%
37
36 y4
36%
10,300
22
22'/a
21%
22%
22
22%
39,500
50
50%
50
50 %'
49%
50
8,800
173/a
2,800
39% Jan
12
40% Jan
25
Southern
30% Nov 13
41% Sep
3
37% Mar 16
4
32 Vb Jan
15
Southern
Indiana Gas Ac Elec.No par
32%
32%
32%
34 y4 Nov 25
46% Jan 22
35% Jan
4
37% Jan
22
Southern
Natural Gas Co
7.50
30%
371%
36%
21% Nov 10
24% Oct It
60% Jan 15
22
Jan
20
23% Jan
5
Southern
Pacific Co
(Del)
No par
22
22%
22
22%
5
Southern
Railway common
preferred
No par
20
50%
49%
50%
Co
48 % Nov
17
16% Dec
30
19% Jan
19
17
Jan
4
17% Jan
18
5%
65
Dec
15
75
Jan
13
65
Jan
21
67
Jan
27
Mobile Ac Ohio stock
40% Jan
2
48 Va Dec
22
46
Jan
28
49
Jan
6
28% Dec 31
5% Sep
10
56% Jan
8
91
81% Dec
9
89% Apr 10
21 y4 Mar 16
9'/a Mar
Dec
24% Jan
54 Vb Jan
22
5
7% Jan
78% Jan
25
4
9% Jan
29
18
293»Jan
11
85
Jan
4
16
Jan
7
16% Jan
4
21% Oct
22
28% May 21
22% Jan
26
26% Jan
4
22
97% Feb
13
83% Jan
12
86
Jan
8
47% Dec
16
37
Jan
29
43% Jan
4
78
Jan
11
79
Jan
5
37%. Jan
4
footnotes,
Southwestern
tr ctfs
Public Service Co
8palding (A G) Ac Bros Inc
Sparton Corp..
Spencer Chemical Co common
4.20%
83
84% May
7
37% Dec 30
non-cum
32 % Jan
see page
24.
29
.
100
1
1
2,50
6
100
1
50c
25
preferred
Spencer Kellogg Ac Sons
Sperry Rand Corp. common
$4.50 preferred
Spiegel Inc' common.;
fto par
$4.50 preferred
No par
Square D Co
5
....
50%
17% I
17%
66
66
46%"
24%
7%
76%
*83
16%
47%
24%
8%
79
84%
16%
22%
23%
84%
84%
*3Q
17%
*65
17%
67
24%
7%
76%
16%
22%
,*84
39
37%
79
*78%
33%
..
17%
67
24%
79
34%
17%
46
*83
19
67
46%
37%'
34%
24%
16,200
57%
24
Edison
6,700
34
Southern
California
8,400
6%
34%
5
preferred
63/b
34 Vb
13
29
7
34%
11
49 Vb Jan
67/a
34%
Jan
31% Jan
7
1,600
35
60% Jan
8%
7
-
5
26
Puerto
25%
I—... 5r
2.50
preferred—
South Jersey Gas Co
5%
5,400
56%
30% Jan
For
16%
41%
12%
40%
21
10
1,470
84%
16%
10%
10%
43%
29
26% Jun
11
17%
25
2
16%
16 %
43
28
24
16%
♦82
84%
16%
17%
18% Jan
Oct
*82%
43%
56% Jan
76
84%
7,100
692
684
715
700
730
*82%
17%
29% Jan
32% 8ep
58
37%
3
Dec
♦52
25%
2
30
9,500
59
25%
63% Mar 25
Nov
3,900
,
2,500
36%
35'/a Mar
16
1.800
4%
.49%
4%
49
7,900
;
25%
32% Jan
2
32%
37
15
19% Apr
40 Vb
31%
45%
19
Feb
79%
39%
45%
29% Dec
34
78%
,
46%
42%
1
30
l
20,200
45%
18
1C
2%
46%
43%
No par
No par
100
5
12,500
2%
4%
•54
200
23%
50
49%
21,100
77%
23%
58 %
54% Jun
4
4%
4%
50
58%
*77
5
45%
10%
11%
.
2,200
*54%
45%
16%
16%
4%
50
730
720
84%
♦82 %
4%
51
57
*52
57
45%
•
57%
58%
78
24 %
58%
1,200.
135% 137%
136%
135
136%
4
51% Jan
Jun
136 r
45/
14% Jan
74% Apr 14
64
9
38% Nov
138%
*44
44%
-
46% Jan 29
17
22
12% Sep
22% Feb
45
44%
5
50% Nov
44 V4 Jan
16
Simplicity
44
11,500
At Tr—
Simonds Saw
26% Jan
44 1
30 Vb
Co
94% Jan
14
44%
17%
Slegler Corp
Slgnode Steel Strapping Co
Simmons
♦43%
45
43%
Corp
Sheraton Corp
54Vb Jan 27
4
27
90% Jan
Mfg
24,600
45%
York shares ordinary
New
Bheller
17,000
64%
61%
45%
20
1
Oil Co
Shell Transp
18% Jun 23
43%
60%
20%
Gas
(Frank
49
42%
62 %
*52
1
8haron Steel Corp
Shattuck
47%
43 %
61%
80 %
Shahmoon Industries Inc
21
49 %
42%
62%
1,000
3
4
12% Sep
48%
43
61%
10%
Corp
Jan
33% Jan
49 %
42 %
62%
36 Vb
preferred
*5 25
48%
43
60%
*225
Servel Inc common
.
49 %
42
*18%
Selberling Rubber Co
Jan
48%
:
1
Corp
Bealrlght-Oswego Falls
Sears Roebuck Ac Co
16
26
6
49%
44 %
18%
Seagrave
19% Jan 25
20
9% Jan
81% Nov
29,000
20%
Seaboard Finance Co
50% Nov 23
49,800
49%
4%
No pai
$3.40 preferred
No par
$4 preferred
No par
Bcovlll Mfg Co common
25
3.65% preferred
100
8crew As Bolt Corp of Amer
1
15
5
65%
49
50
5
1-40
17% Jan
1
65 Vs
:
39%
100
22% Jan
Oct
12%-, .12%
49%
10%
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
39% Jan
37
12%
66%
49%
30%
1
1
'
No par
5
41
12%
64%
2
Bcott Paper Co common
73% Nov
12%
♦20%
preferred
convertible
5%
4,500
50%
*18
Schick Inc
80
9,900
68
24%
it
Dec
8
12%
18%
Bchenley Industries Inc
Sobering Corp common
v
49
20%
Electric Co
3,800.
.
"A,
66%
18%
Diego Imperial Corp
Sangamo
'•
8
6'4
'i::8
;
55%
'■ 23
<
50 %
20%
Savage Arms Corp
52
72% Jan
Dec
Ban
82
9
39% Feb
80
4
22%
49%
*77
1
-5s
series A
17 % Nov
52% Feb
12
9% Jan
55%
77%
.100
Diego Gas Ac Electric Co
26%. 4.27
2,400
50%
•12%
20 0
'
Regis Paper Co common
25%
-v
200
> 200
;
68%
57
—5
Co
17%
17%.
58%'. i 59%'.
22%
22 %
8 %
1
1
—
pfd 4.40%
8%
V
T
59
•
14.100
8
13
v.,
5
Aeronautical Co
1st
8%
8%
8 " :
56% / 56 %
56%
23
24%'.; 25%
67%
137%
Joseph Lead
Ban
22%
24%
*55%
1
20
Co
Bt Joseph Light Ac Power
Bt L San Fran Ry Co com
Preferred series A 5%
Bt
22%
5.900
•
24%
56
22 %
2,200
13
61%
preferred
4.30% conv preferred—
27
1
2
18% Nov
25
57 %
24%
17%
25%
8
.
500
17%
-
18
58 %
3,500
69
*43%
4%
38
36% July 24
30% Jan
*17%
58%
54,800
:
43
Safeway Stores common.
Bt
18%
*58
17
!
48%
100
Ruberoid Co
15
*17%
55%
10
Ruhbermaid Inc
Jan
26
18
27,900
48%
243/4/
18%
:
18
..
500
24%
.
47 Va
49%
1
13% Jan
28
12% Jan
38% Jan
r
-
27 Va
27%
57
\t
•
4.400
653/4
12%
1
17 % Jan
23 Vb
1.600
34 Vb
.
67%
50
—100
Corp
22
32%
V..
24'
V
23 %
8%
v
*7%
r
56%
8%
;
♦17%
24%
22%
5
(Geo Di Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Royal McBee Corp
*
56%
23%
*56
2.50
No par
Roper
14% Mar 25
•
15
Apr
29
26
25%
>
56
f
-~5
2.50
18% Jan
Aug
8
Antelope Copper
10% Jan
17
34% Nov 24
69
_
V
18%
♦18
Jo
47% Mar 11
1
16% Oct
770
18%
.10
...10
No par
16% Jan
50% Jan
22
10 % July
2
28
f
/
-
56,900
•
69%
33%
<26
*7%
Corp
May 27
22
37% Sep
231% Dec
25
7%
Rohr Aircraft Corp
34
24
12% Dec
Dec
26 Vb
7%
Corp
24% Jan
40
30
25%
Oil
14% Mar 25
7
17
2
6
16% Jan
26%
preference
24% Mar 12
Oct 30
10% Jan
Nov
26%
17% Jan
5
Oct
16
25%
8
4
68%
...
24% (25
6
7
29
Jan
r18
18%
25
Jan
Jan
82
81
18%
38% Jan
14
684
•'
24%
84% Jan
36 y» Jan
28
30
27%
25 Va
Telephone Corp
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Rohm Ac Haas Co common
4% preferred series A
Dec
27%:
183b;
Rochester
Jan
27
183B
4
92
39% July 24
27
24 Vb
4
741
-—600-
26
18%
Jan
2
33 Vb
24%
50
29
—*32%-
No par
50<
26% Jan
29% Jan
17
33
27%
29
481% Jan
b 17%
27 %
26
5
Jan
54
17
32%"
28
Mines
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
5%% convertible preferred:
25
Rochester Gas Ac Elec Corp—No par
22
•50%
17% :V/
32%
*27 %
Company
Ritter
4% Jan
50 Vb
17 VB
5f
5C
Paper
Richfield
5% Mar 17
July 15
4
2
25%
48
173/4
Inc
Rlegel
2% J An
111
24%
32 Vb
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco cornPreferred 3.60% series.
Rheem Manufacturing Co
Rhodesian Selection Trust
32% Apr
25%
'■■*
....
65%.
1738
Chemical Co
Reynolds Metals Co com
4%% preferred series A
4%% conv 2nd pfd_
44% Jan 28
.
Jan 28
135
3
Mar
66
*32 VB
Ac Brass
Revere Copper
65 %
17%
Rexall Drug Ac
7
34%
66 %
46%
50
46%
68 Vb
34
25%
.'
61
61%
68 lb
■
32%
17%
preferred 3%% series—100
Republic Aviation Corp
--1
Republic Pictures common
50c
$1 convertible preferred.
10
Republic Steel Corp
10
7% Jan
•
59%,
603a
34%
•32
Conv
12% Jan
57% Nov
42
56
*65 V
48%
46%
5
Mfg Co common—
u a nee
14% July
28
30% Jan
7
116
26 V8
Eng Co.
Reliance Elec Ac
4
29
Jan
11% July
46% Jan
?
x25 Vb
(Robt) Ac Co—
8
7% Nov
26 %'
Reliable Stores Corp
27
23% Jan
28% Jan
66% Apr
Jan
56
25%
■?
;
69
66%
66%
._-._-._5C
.
Co
$1.25 dlv prior
8
2
Chemicals
Relchhold
14
68% Jan
25
25
55% Jan 29
17% Sep
4
8% Jan
18% Jan
15
42% Jan
12% Nov
18
27% Jan
66
1
Reeves Bros Inc
28% Jan
35
66
2nd preferred
noncum
Reed Roller Bit
6
34%
35 VB
v
62%
683/4
34%
68%
34%
61%
62%
68%
1st preferred—I
noncum
4%
20
Jan.
20
Rets
16
Dec
4%
28;
Jan
...
w
'
33 % Jan
16
Jan
Raybestos-Manhattan
17
61%
69%
No pai
Rayonler Inc
Raytheon Co
SU&dlng Co common
21
Jan
55
5*
6
Jan
Jan
25% Nov
7
18
63 %
69
Inc
Banco
6
37% Jan
28
Oct
Jan
65
27% Jun
17
39% Jan
28
25
29
Nov 24
12
29
62%
No pai
of America com—No pai
63.50 1st preferred
69% Jan. 21.
73% Apr 27
9
43% Sep
16% Dec
32
4
30% July 10
19% Feb
25% Dec
67 % Jan
May 22
73
29
Kadlo Corp
4
Jan
70
59% Jan
1
74-« Mar
5
41% Dec 17
73% Dec
Vb
8
77%
46%
*24%
7%
77%
17'A
•65%
46%
25
46
*24%
8
7%
17 3/a
67
173/8
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183/4.
4,800
.
400
32%
1,300
20
67
46%
46
46%
2,700
25
24%
24%
600
7 a/b
8,300
7 3/b
7%
78%
77
77%
841%
*83
84 Va
*83
84 Vb
*83
16%
84%
16
16%
16
16%
2,500
23 VB
75,900
23 3/8
22%
16%
23%
84%
84%
84 %
38%
38%
79
34%
*78%
33%
,
16 Vb
76>/4
22%
23 VB
22%
84 Vb
84%
*84%
393/b
37%
38%
79
79
79
33%
34
34
.
2,600
77
110
85
37
37%
*78
79%
32%
33%
.
21,100
20
-
10,100
Number 5921
191
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
'
(523) ' 23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Dec
18
36 % Jan
29
24
70 % Jan
12
74
23% May 11
14 % Jan
29
July 29
4% Jan
5
23
45% Jan
28
17
71% Dec
45% Nov
5
02 % Jan
2£>
Jan
17
YORK
7
Standard
26
$3.50
Brands
lne
preferred
t. Jan
4
Standard
Coil Products
15
Standard
Gas
51% Jan '■A
4
44"% Jan
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil of
of
40 Va Jan
20
45% Oct 23
26 :
46% Jan
20
4
Standard
Oil
of
New
23
51
Jan
28
56
Jan
4
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
86% Jan
13
88
Jan
26
* Nov
_
16
64% Jan
Jun
30,
92
7.
27% Jan
84
8
Jan
7
Apr
39% July 27
117
31% Jan
July
29
99
6
26
Jan
50% Jan
36% .Tail" "4
102
Jan
13
3%%
convertible
convertible
6
41% July 27
35
Jan
29
40% Jan
4
$1.20
L7% July 27
16% Jan
28
17% Jan
8
standard
Jan
2
43% Dec
23% Jun
0
9
36
22!
31
76% Nov
25
42% Jan
18% Jan
14
20
Jan
29
71
Apr 21
59
Jan
12
65% Jan
4
78
14
77
Jan
27
2
Dec
:
Jan
Jan
78
4
SLauffer Chemical
19
3%%
5
18% Jun
23
15% Jan
14
16% Jan
,5
Sterchi
Feb
9
59% Jun
22
49% Jan
29
53% Jan
,4
Sterling
6-
34% Dec
23
30'
25
Dec
Jan
33 % Jan
4
31% Dec
29
18
27% Jan
29
32 Va Jan
,7
20% Jan
6
27% Mar 13
22% Jan
26
25% Jan
4
15% Jan
2
22
Aug 25
14% Jan
13
17 % Jan
28
17
Dec
29
19
May
6
16% Jan
11
17% Jan
4
52
Sep
21
5
65
Apr
54
26% Feb
24% Jan
33
Stevens
Otix
-
38%
26
57% Jan
Stone
29
30% Jaji
SLorei
29
24 % Jan
20
Oct
20
610
Oct
20
67
Dec
14
24% Dec
28
11% Sep
79% Dec
23
21
94
52"% Dec
29
65% Feb
9
53% Jan
15
22% Nov
25
29
Jan
27
23% Jan
20% Sep
21
24% Apr
29
21% Jan
30% Dec
16
30% Jan
15
30% Jan
-
4
32% Jan
29
Dec
7
106% Feb
20
87% Jan
26
93% Jan
151
5% Dec
4
0% Mar 20
6% Jan
25
7% Jan
13% Jan
400'
29
Jan
7
8
353/4
35%
353/4
.
16% v
16%
163/4
♦19
-•
79
30
31
I 29% *
20
Nov
1275
25
Jan
1105
23
1180
29
Jan
1348
Jan
-4
25
Apr
3
29% Jan
23
27% Jan
12
30% Jan
35
Jan
8
47% Aug 21
45% Jan
13
48% Jan
9
11% Jan
14
13%
47
Jan
26
•50% Jan
5
8% Jan
4
10'A Jan
15
14% Mar
10% Nov 20
29
Feb
8% Nov
48'
6
Dec
31
L3% Mar 16
25
21
19% Jan
2
11% Jan
4
,35'A Sep 22
44% Nov
11
351/4 Jan
30% Jun
25
385/nJan
12
33% Jan
:
71 % Oct
21
87% Aug
3
27'A Jun
11
35% Apr
75% Jan
29% Jan
10% Sep
14
Jan
22
5
;
147/3
26
*17
171/0
Jan
14
29
41% Jan
4
7
36% Jan
21
29
4
15
Jan
87
*
4
31% Jan 27
27
Apr
1
39% July 15
31% Jan 29
37
Jan
14
17
Nov
10
25% Mar 16
17% Jan 28
19% Jan
7
61'A Jan
27
193% Nov 20
23% Nov
25
•
-
!
V
1
Sunsiiine
Mining
Producing Co
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Texas
Instruments
Coal
&
Pacific
Land
Jan 1
4
Jan
108
Texas
12
75% Jan
4
Texas Utilities
29
24% Jan
4
Textron
Jan
2
31% July 30
24% Jan 29
26% Jan
4
36% Mar
30'A Jan
28
321/2 Jan
4
23
30
Apr 24
36% Sep 21
11
Dec
4
48% Jan 29
61% Jan
12% Jan 11
13
Jan
27
6
51% Jan 22
57% Jan
4
Thompson
26
25%
25%
...
32 %
3,800
,
141/8
151/B
82%
55%
55'A
551/4
55%
55i%
54%
23%
231/4
23%
233%
23 %
23%
215%
215/a
21%
215%
21%
215/a
321/4
32%
32
32 %
32
215/g
32%
891/4
89%
89%
90
90%
90%
1,400
6%
6'%
6'A
6%
4,900
,
\ 32
*
6%
•
•
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89:
'
6%
1185
1200
1192
453/4
13%'
13
13%
48%
49%'
47
48%
9%
6%
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13%
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1180
1,800
770
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46 %•
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2,200
,
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5,000
32,500
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.
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46%
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8,000
55
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31%
45%
48%
47
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30%
46'/a
12%
46'A
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1200
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30%
i
15
15'A
15
32%
,
87%
6%
'
16,800
(
48,500
49%
4,200
8%
2,200
f
9%
9%
8%
91/4
8%
9
'
12%
12%
121/8
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
37%
36
36%
36
36
35%
36%
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f
1210
36
4,120
3,200
.
35%
35%
35%
35
35%
34%
77%
77
;■
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7,400
123/4
35%
6,900
36
'
33,100
351/a
77%
77%
76
77%
751/8
30%
30%
30%
31
31%
30%
31
30%
303/4
4,600
33%
34%
34
34'A
33%
34%
32%
33%
31%
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21.70G
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
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1661/4
32,000
35%
%'
J'76%
1
167%
170%
165%
168%
165%
167'A
160%
10
26%
28%
26%
271/4
27 '/a
27%
26%
27%
26%
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17
16%
16%
16%
17%
16
16%
16
35,900
27
1
Oil
Ry
163/a
100
Co
106
106
*105
>
-
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r107
No par
72%
73%
72%
73%
50c
22%
22%!
22%
22%
251/s
164
167
24,300
5,900
72%
22
22%
24%
105
320
72 7/3
13,500
21%
22%
23,200
73
22%
1
25 %
*24%
25%
24%
24%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30'A
30%
52%
55%-
50%
53"%
51%
53
50%
,521/2
48%
52
12%
12%..
13
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12%
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51%
523/8
52%
52%
51'A
31
1
7.50
6,800
,
72 3/8
73%
22 %
-
25%
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5
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105
107
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107
72%
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25%
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Co
Glass
26%
76%
common
Chemical
58
'
30%
$1.25 conv ureferred
Thatcher
Thiokol
May 6
14% Oct 14
72
28
Inc
57
.
,
5
33%
No par
ex-distributlon
Pacific
&
70% Jan
57%
235,300
420
56%
:
233/8
21%
12
:
400
57
1,600
2,300
230,700
,
*79%
*30%
5
Inc
Pacific
13%
440
543/4
15%
46%
25 *"
Gulf
14%
18
<
35%
77*;
Inc
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
14%
425
*171/4
55
24'
90
.
200
82%
30%
1.25
Tennessee Gas 'Transmission Co
21% Jan
4
*79%
45%
1
Corp
Texas
105
,
82'%
1
Corp
31
Dec
6,400
171%
28
/
„
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V
Corp
29% July 30
76
15%
*
82%
12"%
(.mines ) ;
8
15%
444
w.'
15%
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55^
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Wayne Corp
18
15'A
'
15
438
;
15
153/3
1185
25
4
124% Mar 18
'
14'%
15
450
>
25%
82%
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4.16%
i.
11
30
is
:
203/4
:
26:
6%
25
20
.
253/4 ;
32
J
'
17%
14%
423
*17
56
21%
—10c
America
Feb
63
600
15J/a
15J/s
59
23%
,,.
'55——30
Superior Oil of California
19% Jan
23%
15%
57% ?
55
12.50
29% Jan
102% Dec
4,400
*22%
23%
26%
■
15
__25
A
Co
Sub share otfs
10,800
28%
27%
22%
29
60
*79%
1
common
'
26
Nopai
series of
171% Jan
4
11
'303/4
30%
31
-28%
22%
28%
23 J/4
*17 ■/'.
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470
*591/2
5
common
7
19% Jan
301%
'
23
•
462
/
,
29
28
30%
500
17,300
i53/4
153/3
100
Jan
Jan
30%
30%
*29 " f
20
16%
50%
49%
19%
14%
Jan
16
50%
17%
154
26% May 18
16%
20%
'26%
14% Mar 10
16%
50'%
191/4
Texas
23
39% Jan
15%
52'.
213/s
Inc
Texaco
*16
15%
50%
20
Biscuits
TexaB
1,400
79
?-
2nd pfd
Tennessee
*77
21%
preferred
Aircraft
79
*77
'"16,300
60 3/4
203/4
5
Teraco
12,100
375/8
20
;
1
1
Coi.—
100
8,800
29 s/8
...
No pai
A11C
591/4
54%
^
Corp
Autograph
19%
29%
Sunshine
r&icoLt
371/8
60i%
54%
preferred series
Tel
385%
20
59%
.
30%
preferred
Symington
37
223/4
153/3
-
'
'
16%.
29
:
16%
.*19%
.
.
15
23%
3,800
35
16%
29%
4%%
A
77
35i%
16'A
Corp
Corp
Sweets Co of
77
100
20,800
35 %
16%
*96
351/a
.
4,200
32%
105
54 %
Sunruy-Mld-Cont Oil Co
Swli:
60%
105
149,700
-
51%
89
315%
515/8
'
4
19%
59%
30
*
"
29%
' 23%
/
38%
19%
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51%
1
16%
37% ;
19%
♦15%
,
35%
163/8:
60%
*77
18%
32%
*97
35%
373/4
,
593/4
>
523/8
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105'-
51
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90
31%
-
-
-
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36 %
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19
51
90
'
32%
32%
-
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common
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47
•
51%
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V
17%
Sun
Jan
46%
47%
:
515/s
88 '
30
16% Jan
,
471/8
47
•
52
55
4
24% Jan
46 3A
47%
1
800
30
13% Jan
22
34,400
:
54 J/2:
15% Mar 20
20
41,400
403%
51i/2
15
Sundstrand Corp.,—
27
46
40'A
30
26 % Jan
Oil
45%
41'A
543A
19
Sun
46%
40%
40"%
293/4 i
24% Jan
21
45%
413/s
* 45 %
54
30% May 29
55% Jan
46% \
;
99
*77
„t>
Issued
A
43%
30
Sunbeam
Chemical
45/8
55%
64% Jan
$4.50 series
\45%
30
27
Mar 13
45%
55
29
conv
45/8
1
Jan
$5
45/8
.
99
59%
—2.50 1
Webster
Broudciisting
W'ben
17% Jan
529
4=4
171%
Jan
•6
4%
4,700
Co
Studebuker-Paekard
8
12,900
1
Jan
22
14%
32% -33;/
-
105
1834
5
i-J
Stokely-Vun Camp Inc
5%
prior preference
&
14%
.
Co
17% Jan
Apr
88
36
Corp__—_
Fuller
29% Jan
2;
33%--
5
No paT
P)t V Co Tnc&■
20
Sep
50
liuer
15
1
29 % Oct
9% Aug 26
325
(J
Stewart-Warner
14%
88
-
Inc
15%
51%
>
88
16%
Inc.
33% Mar 25
9
9% Jun
Drug
145/8
46%
52
35%
100
liros Stores
260
15%
.
■
.
47%
:
51%
1
preferred
73%
41%
20
.
36%
*72%
463/b
preferred
common
36%
73%
46
*100%
Co
36%
73%
41%
20
Warner Corp__
Starrelt Co (The) I. S
36%
73%
42 %
32% ~
Mfg Co.;
36 %
73%
47
preferred
Equip
Ry
4%
*87
Shares
36%
74
15'A
46%
.
100
Stanley
13 % Jan
43
7
A
the Week
1
Jan. 29
36%
46
10
common
Jan.28
36%
73
,
41 %
25
Sales tor
Friday
Thursday
'
Jan.27
143/4
72%
4%...
6.25
Jersey
series
.$1.60
12
&2Vn Sep
10c
Wednesday
Jan. 26
36%
,
14%
SLaTRtardPuefcughrg-Cmp
12% Jan
18
1
Indiana
preferred
31% Jan
19 % Dec
Inc
California
52% Apr
50
72%
Electric Co
59 % Jan
85
Co
36%
No par
SALE PRICES
'
Tuesday
Jan. 25
No puj
com
4% Jan
&
LOW AND HIGH
Monday
Par
__
39% Nov 20
i
-•
STOCK
EXCHANGE
38% Jan
82 % Feb
37
17
23
13% Sep 21
3 '/e May 29
34% Nov
NEW
Highest
•
*12%
13
xl3
-
-
24%
'1,000
4,900
73,800
300
13%
.
•Thompson Ratno Wooldridge Inc—
52
Sep
8
79
Nov
70% May
24
20% Sep
21
88
2
Jan
4
21% Jan
13
68% Jan
6
Timken
4
Tlshman Realty
10
21
7
19% Jan 29
17
4
17% Apr
15
15% Jan
70
26
62'A Jan 29
Jan
34% Sep
10
26
1
Jan
29
42% July 15
7
7 % Dec
Jan
62% Jan 29
14
26 % Aug
3
21
30
2.9
4
Jan
24
19% Mar 11
15% Dec
24% Jan
29% Apr
22
531% Sep
25% Jun
29
69% Dec
18
Dec
45% Jan
33% Jan V 6
27
7% Jan 29
15% Jan 28
17% Jan
22% Jan
v
Toledo
Edison
Trane
29%
39
^
Jan / 4
Jan 11
8% Jan; 6
16% Jan
.8
24% Jun
Jan
4
Sep
21
42% Aug
3
35% Jan
19
39% Jan
4
24
56% Jan
14
50% Jan
11
12
July 31
54% Mar 3
75% Mar 3
25% Jan
21
51% Jan 29
26% Jan 3 6
21
Jan
34% Jan
7
54% Jan
29
9
29
Nov
31% Jan
12
35
Jan
18
8
Jan
29
9
Jan
8
Jan
H
12
Jan
14
Twin
1
16% Jan
29
19% Jan
4
TXL
13
18% Jan 22
13% Mar
48 '
22
17% Apr
17% Nov
18
25% Apr
10% Jan
2
163/4 Dec 23
153/4 Jan
19% Nov
6
30% Mar 13
263/4 Jan
Sep
5%
20tli
5%
Mar 13
20
,
513A
52%'
7%
16%
213/4
52%
j
66
26%
26%
363/4-
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f
163%
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16
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16%
7%
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h
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36
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50%
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373/8
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56
56
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34
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41
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11,300
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;
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37
;
.
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26
35%
14,100
2,400
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•
2,500
4,600
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*
57
34%
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41
56
57
57
8
8%
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;
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41
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41
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11
1
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17%
17%
173/4
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1
17%
18%
173/8
173/4
163A
17%
163/4
No par
Asbestos &. Rubber Co
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303A
323/a
303/8
313%
303%
31%
30'A
9%
103/s
9%
9%
93A
97/a
93/4
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38%
40%
39%
383%
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142%
Oil Corp
3,200
36%
t
,
26
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700
(
1
Coach
3,000
26
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21%
62%
-
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36
/
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213A
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65
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.
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50
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;
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64%
36%
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conv pfd series of 1957
50
Century Fox Film
— 1
City Rap Transit com—No pai
conv prior preferred
50
Twin
U
5
16
24
8% Nov
*36
No par
Tung-Sol
8
213/a
-
27'A
$2.70 preferred——
Jan
10'A Sep
36
263A
Trl-Contlnenlal Corp common
58
Jan
2
Industries
World
'.
v
66%
.Truax-Traer Coal Co
40'A Jan
56
16%
65%
Airlines Inc—fl
Trans-United
29
25
351/a Jan
661/4
16%
Corp
Williams Steel
Transue &
Trans
21%
65'A
5
Co
Transamerlca
4
10
43% Apr
18
19
52 3/e
81%
22%
20% / 20%
& Construction—1
Co
4
x
No par
Bearing
——2
16% Jan 20
37
,
Roller
223A
21%
-25
$1.20 preferred—
*80
81%
22%
10
common
67 '/a Jan
50% Dec
18
Oil
*80
100
preferred
Tidewater
Jan
22
51%,
.-
'
4%
23
Jan
5
Common
11%
3,100
-
17%
13,400
17%
163A
17
10,700
31%
30% '
30%
30,200
u
'
9% Jun
41
Jan
12
14% Aug
28
51
4
Apr
2
% July 27
4
6
Union
Carbide
33% Jan
29
26
Union
Electric
25
681/2 Jan
3
77% Jan
7
Jan
28
43% Jan
31
4
80
67
Dec
24
77:,A Feb
77
Dec
24
87
Mar
53% July 10
32
77% Jan 21
38
5
77% Jan
Bag-Camp Paper
Corp__
Corp
33%
90%
91
91%
91%
*763A
82
*76%
No par
*70
71%
No par
*79
Preferred
Oil
38"%
RR Co common
10
293/a
29 •%
Jan
5
Union
29
4%'
Tank
Car
Twist
Drill
29% Nov
27
373A Jan
fl
30 % Jan
32 % Jan
6
Union
19% Oct
1
Feb
4
203A Jan
243A Jan
13
Union
37% Jan
4
United
Air
41% Jan
15
United
Aircraft Corp common-.
66
101
Oct
14
136
80% Nov 30
243/8 Feb
32% Mar 26
9
26
25
29
Sep
23
38% Dec
11
May 19
71/8 Jan
12
37% Mar 10
34% Jan
7% Dec
29% Jan
16
Jan
9 %
2
23% Nov
17
31% Sep
48% Jan
29
23% July
13
9
9
27% Jan
22
31% Jan
513A Jan
423/8 Jan
16% Jan
2
20% July 20
18% Jan
163/4 jan
7
213/4 July 24
17% Jan
2% Mar 10
1 'A Jan
91/2 Jan
6% Jan
1% Nov
19
45% Jan
2
30% Dec
3
29 % Sep
23
65% Dec
34% Mar
28
4
29
29
20% Jan
4
59 % Aug 27
45 % Mar
>
17
Board
Carbon
America—No par
27%
273/8
27%
273/s
27%
27%
No par
*85%
87
*26
26%
253A
253A
253%
75
76
73
751/4
731/4
74
72%
73
36 %
363A
36%
36%
36%
36%
37%
37%
10
No pa'
2.50
(Del)
28
4
19
1% Jan
11
United
United
40% Jan
4
84% Jan
Dec
21
65
Jan
90
Jan
29
20
741/4 Jan
Apr 27
95% Jan
4
27
Mar 30
149
Jan
27
152% Jan
.7
28
8% Jan
4
14
17
10
Jan
5
40
Jan
22
U S
3OV2 Jan
31 % Jan
4
18
13% Jan
15
Jan
22
40
Park
Shoe
Borax &
4%%
U
S
&
S
7%
73/8
7%
71/4
343A
343A
34%
34%
20 3/4
21%
203/s
20%
5,200
.27%
28
27%
28
273%
27%
27%
27%
27%
273/8
18,400
31%
32
17,700
31%
31%
31%
533/4
*53%
20
9%
9%
20
9%
10%
11
300
2,900
41,500
7%
6%
7%
22,000
17%
17%
11,700
13/8
1%
13/8
5,500
54
543/4
54i%
54%
54%
55%
54%
55
6,500
31%
303/4
31
303%
303A
30 3/a
303/a
303/8
30 3A
1,150
36
35%
36
351%
35%
34%
35%
34%
343A
7,300
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84%
83%
83%
83%
83%
110
28%
283A
28'A
28%
28%
28
28'A
4,200
67%
68%
67 y8
68
67
65
663/8
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93%
10,600
351/4
10'
1
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84%
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28%
28%
68%
69 3A
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11
17%
Chemical Corp com__1
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10%
1%
31%
734
10%
17%
25
933A
93/4
1%
55%
*149
19%
15%
541/8
Gypsum
53%
193/4
173/4
23
Freight
31%
53 Ya
193/4
1%
1%
;
31%
53%
193/4
17%
1—1
common
32
53%
20
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20
600
173/4
63%
17%
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31%
533/4
10
541/4
19%
>.
193/4
323%
533/4
1%
-
20,900
7%
21
6%
A
1,300
35%
17%
preferred series
5,000
7%
7%
4%%
72%
37%
207%
Co
No pai
Co common—
4
preferred
100
U S Hoffman Mach common—82 %c
5% class A preference
50
U S Industries
Inc common—
'
U
U S
500
72%
36%
343A
8.50
series A
preferred
Foreign Securities
25%
73%
6%
Mach
87%
*25%'
21
1
Corp
Mines
*86
25%
35%
& Mfrs Inc-
City
4,800
87%
*25%
7%
17%
pfd
273/4
27%
*86
20%
10
13%
1°
Corp
preferred
6%
6
75
% May 28
Industrial
Merch
27%
273/B
.
25%
353/8
Improvement Co
Convertible
3,900
73/8
Corp
United
80C
26%
21
Green field
United
873/4
26%
35%
Gas
4
100
87%
26%
7%
Gas
6
87.
100
88
20%
United
8
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87
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96%
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.
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1,600
B
(Del)—
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165
30 % Jan
Corp.,
5
4
7% Jan
Carton
Co—
25
20
24.
26%
Jan
120
see page
873/4
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6
6
For footnotes,
97
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26'%
25
Sep 22
22
2
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88 3/4
26
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Apr
96
88%
26%
32% Jan
64% Jan
273/4 Jan
16% Mar
96
88%
26
31 % Jan
32 'A Jan
341/4 Jan
14
96
88%
11
7
26
18
26
4
27
83% Jan
14%
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J
29
19
18'A Jan
'
100
100
pfd
conv
Engineering & Foundry
6
United Fruit Co
No par
26
9
31,900
United
Jan
29
383A
6
15
22
363A
22% Jan
13
9% Sep
38%
Electric Coal Cos
Nov
40% Oct
36%
Corp
28
28% Oct
39%
United
26
14
"v Aug 18
29
38%
United
Jan
SPA Apr
12% Jan
38 3%
4
85
28
373/8
4
16
86 %
38%'
12
80% Sep
I453A Sep
73/4 Dec
16,000
37%
Jan
11% Jan
10,000
5
7% Jan
20
22,800
31%
Fastener
United-Carr
32,400
.
213A
373A Jan
36
303/e Jan
54
&.
United
United
31 3/8
213/4
preferred
7
8'A'
31 1/8
30%
1955)
25
295/3
7%;
I
•
32
(ser of
Jan
76
291/4
8
22%
(ser Of .1956) conv pfd
26% Jan
31%
7%
31 'A
of
10
293A
30%>
22
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38% Apr
88'A Apr
29%
77%
31%
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32
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22
29 7%
73/4
30%
27.0
383/b
22
19
27
293%
*
140
81%
38%
313%
11
Oct
38%
213/4
Jan
Nov
81%
38
32'A
28% Jan
64
*80
383/4'
22
4%
$4,50
*80
80
940
213/4
4%
>
70
31%
28% Jan
85
70
22
12
18
25% Jan 19
68% Jan 13
36% Jan 21
70%
17,900
323/a
Corp
84% Jan
95
82
"
22
Artists
27% Jan
21
33%
90
82
313/8
United
22
30% Jan
Oct
70%
33
90
*74
18,000
fl
4
Mar 24
12
86
333/b
90 3/4
*74
2,600
13,500
139
10
18
96
31%
1348%
80
7%
31%
141
Co
26
15
Jan
*
39%
383%
29 ya
73A
'
\
3&%
Inc
l.lnes
Jan
Jan
29'A
7%
31%
88 3A Jan
95
84
22% Jun
73/4
31 V
4
Jan 25
3
1093/4 Mar 26
Apr
10
Co—.———No par
preferred-
non-cuin
39
/
79%
4
July 15.
Mar 26
71
38 3/8
26
45
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79%
73A Jan
6
70
9%
33
91%
70
9%
9%
893A
33%
82
80
29'A Jan
139
144%
*76%
39
8'A Jan
Pacific
91%
38%
39
82
38%
26
28
33%
23
series.
Union
9 % Feb
Oct
-
California—
$4
of
4
38% Feb
36
33
—10
common
17
30% Jan
33%
333/s
No par
Preferred $3.50 series
21
70% Jan 28
80
Jan 14
142%
144
No par
Co
18
4
4
30% Jan 19
36% Jan 28
141%
140
Preferred $4.50 series,
7% Nov
2 53/0
39
Preferred $3.70 series
29% Nov
19
1
'
43V4 Jan
91% Jan
134% Jan
Corp
Union
6
% Mar
(The)
Corp
Union
29
4
98
23
4
Jan
353/4 Mar 10
15
40% Dec
Jan
11
87% Jan
19
86% Oct
Aug
25
4
Sep 16
9
30 % Jun
74
29
383/8 Jan 27
9% Jan
32% Jan
148 'A Jan
120% Feb
150
11
Udyllte
Underwood
95
151
7%
31%
1%
93%
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75/a
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11%
12 3/8
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42%
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63A'
95%
151
63A
.
94%
149
7
95%
149
7%
7%
73/4
31%
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31%
12
42%
7
,28
66
95
149
95%
149
7%
73/4
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31%
>
91
*149
;
151
7%
31'
,
.
,7%
31
11%
11%
11%
113A
11
11%
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42%
*393/8
41%
*40
41%
60
13,700
500
20,700
24
The Commercial
(524)
and Financial Chronicle
27% Jan
20
8 % Jan
2
10
Jan
18
29
Jan
29% Oct
23
Jon
Oct
21
Jun
136% May 18
10
69% July
142% Sep
24
154% Aug
10
33% Jan
19
Oct
27% Sep
30
45% Nov
88 % May
138% Sep
47
5
U
8
21
35
Jan
4
U
S
29
50% Jan
19
D
Jan
26
76% Jan
19
Jan
6
115
Jan
54% Jan
29
64
Jan
7
Jan
4
147% Jan
13
38% Jan
29
42% J an
5
144
33% Jan
5
47% Jan
4
Jan
29
4
141% Jan
5
90.
Jan
153
28
139% Jan
4
49
Co
Co
Tobacco
7
26% Jan
21
23% Jan
4
24% Jan
11
6
37% Feb
9
34 % Jan
14
35
Jan
11
29% Sep
22
50% Mar 12
29% Jan
29
34
Jan
6
14% Feb
26
17% Jan
15% Jan
8
17% Jan
19
United
Stockyards
18
United
Stores $4.20
7
Jan
Dec
30
8% Jan
12% Jan
2
Oct
14
71
81
CO %
Mar 30
14
Jan
4
Jan
4
85
Jan
4
10% Jan
13
Jan
5
72% Jan
5
47% Jan 29
51% Jan
4
7
51% Jan
28
Jan
21
71'
19
48
Jan
148
Aug 28
U
6
9% Jan
'
♦
154
3
7%
S
Co
Corp—
39
31'%
32%
49
'
93%
90%
140%
140%
140%
24%
24%
91
146
146%
39
39%
39%
38%
39
31%
31%
31%
31
31%
30
49
48%
48%
48
49
93 Va
90%
92 V8
90 Va
92%
140%
141%
Xl39%
140%
24%
141
146 %
147
146
48%
90%
100,900
139%
140 %
3,500
24%
24%
90
'
24%
24%
24%
24%
24 Va
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
*34%
35
35
35
31 %
x30%
30%
30%
31 Va
30%
31
29%
30%
5,000
16%
16%
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16%
16%
16 Va
16 %i
16%
16%
16%
1.300
2
'
8%
8%
8%
: 85
*83%
8Va
8V4
83 %
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9%
9%
8%
8%
8Va
83 %
8%
85
9%
85-
153%
153%
Pictures
5
30% Jan
15
Universal
25
74% Jan
18
4%%
40
Feb
9
50
July 29
41% Jan
4
45% Jan
26
Op Jul in
31
Jun
9
36% Feb
18
32% Jan
29
36
Jan
6
40
39% Jan
Jan
44
29
34% Jan
5
20
12% Jan
12
5
27% Jan
5
29% Jan
12
17
34'A Jan
13
34% Jan
11
Van
23
39% Jan
12
45% Jan
25
Varian
$2.28
Steel
Raulte
8,500
50%
1,900
153
153
130
*152
153%
88
91%
88%
90 Va
881/4
90%
85%
88%
24,300
27%
28%
27%
28%
27%
28
26%
27%
113,900
*29%
Co
153
152
152
*29%
30%
*29%
30 %
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30%
73
*72%
73%
73%
73%
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74
*72%
74
43%
44%
44%
45%
44%
45%
43%
44%
..43%
43%
47,300
32%
.
30%
73
1
33%
33%
33%
32%
33%
32%
32%
32%
32%
3,500
40
30
30
100
120
40
5
40
40%
393/4
39%
40%
40
40'%
39%
1
31 Va
31%
x30%
31%
30'A
30'%
30'%
31
29%
30%
11%
11%
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11%
11%
11%
11'A
11%
11%
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5
29'A
29'A
29'/a
29'/8
29'A
29'A
1-29 %
29%
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29'A
10
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34 %
34'A
34%
34%
34'%
*34%
34%
1
43'A
45%
43%
45%
42%
44 Va
4134
427/s
prelerrcd
Inc
Co
45%
49%
28%
Industries inc com_2.5(»
conv
10
41%
■
91%
America
Corp of
Norman
72
88%
151 %
100
1
12.80
Co
Vanadium
5,500
X27%
luc com
Co
:
Vanudlum-Alloys
29
Jan
20
?;
9%
*71%
72
3,600
85
9%
1
ioo
Co
Power 8i Light Co
29% Jan
,
.9%
180
:
6.25
—
Corp
Products
preferred
9%
\ 4.500
%
8%
*83%
51 %
Jan
1,700
30%
46 %
73
; 4,200
34%
.
50%
28 % Jan
940
1.300
31%
/48
45%
16
16,000
147
39
49%
17
20
♦
55%
146 Va
47
preferred
Utah
54%
56 %
55%
49%
Jan
Nov
39%
57%
10,100
77
114
39%
146%
146%
56%
300
47 %
*75
II6V2
1.800
8%
*109
77
*75
*111
29
46%
48
47%
77
46 Va
84
53
56%
56
57%
"111%
117
47%
116
50%
; 29% Feb
36% Apr
*112%
118
47 Va
*75
47
17
5
75
49%
21
21
48%
75
45%
12
26% Sep
47%
49%
Nov
31 % Jan
48%
76%
48 Va
25% Oct
30% Nov
2,500
49%
71
2
31%
46%
Match
22 % Jan
noncu
Tobacco
Leaf
Oil
Van
31
1
8%
5
31
com_No par
Universal
Universal
11
31
48% i 48s8
1
2nd pfd.5
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
Universal
26
31 Va
*71 Va
22
Jan
31
72
22
13% July 28
31
*71 Va
Jan
42
31
72
92% Jan
47% Aug 27
31%
*71%
29
2
7.000
71%
6
16
25
71%
6
27
24%
9%
12
NOV
25%
9%
Jan
9% Jan
24%
*84
29% Dec
29% Nov
25%
.'V9%
24% Jan
.
24%
32
>
preferred—No par
Corp common—30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
82% Jan
:
24%
Whelan
10
10
24%
29
convertible
$6
United
21
Apr
25
139
preferred—25
Vitamin & Pharmaceutical—1
97% Dec
9
Aug
8%
29%
146
No par
common
7
Dec
45
8%
56%
noncuinulalive
18% Sep
146
157
9Va Jan
8
5
May 20
53% Oct
34% Mar 24
46
Mar
100
.
83
15% Mar 16
7
80
30
U
28%
*8%
5
1st preferred
33% Oct
29%
8Va
*75
Corp
22% Dec
29 %
8%
*111%
common
non-cum
S Shoe
29%
9
48%
i
preferred series B
Rubber
S
29
*8%
100
100
A
Shares
28%
9
31%
100
1
U S Smelting Ref 8c Min com—50
7%
preferred
50
U S Steel Corp common
16%
7% preferred
100
6
28% Jan
4
Card
preferred series
Jan. 29
Jan. '>8
24%
10
5
5
Co
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Jan. 27
'8%
29
*.
Plywood Corp common
8%
U
19
Jan
103% Jan
24
% Feb
54
108% Aug 31
Playing
S
3%%
U
common
Pipe & Foundry
3%%
5
Co
preferred
4%%
6
115
38 % Feb
6
7
21
27
75
29
45% Feb
8% Jan
26 Va Jan
46% Jan
7
19
Lines
8
19
24% Jan
58% May 18
99
9
95
Dec
40
30
39 Vs Oct
U
30% Jan
21
76
25
8% Jan 27
26
24Va Jun
29% Jan
7
Monday, February 1, 1960
.
SALE PRICES
Wednesaav
Jan. 26
Jan. 25
Par
AND HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
35% Apr
23
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
267/« Dec
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
.
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Lowest
.
Associates
»,
4,500
4,500
4,200
•
>
34'A
40%
*
42'
900
.
-
34 %
1
600
53,700
'
4% Dec
22
2
11% Jan
5
96% Dec
4
76
82 % Nov
25
33'% Jun
9
98% Dec
18
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
15
6% Jan
11
85 % Jan
19
89% Jan
5
Vick
35% May 25
23
Jan
12
26
Jan
7
Va-Carolina
Mar 20
83
89
Jan
15
38
Jan
4
101'A Jan
28
29
Oct
19% Jan
107
39% Mar
108
Jan
4% Jan
Jan
11
4
34% Jan
26
5
99% Jan
4
Chemical
div
6%
Virginia
78% Oct
16
86'A Mar 23
80
Jan
29
81
Jan
22
81% Dec
15
91% Mar 17
82% Jan
18
85% Jan
11
Sep
29
87% Mar 18
12% Nov
11
20% Mar
'
■
™
Jan
29
17% Jan
6
19
Jan
4
5%
90% Jan
12
92
Jan
6
5%%
preferred
11
98% Jan
4
100% Jan
21
6%%
70% Mar 11
70% Jan
12
46% Nov
30
41
Jan
21
21
16
Jan
Jan
20
96% Jan
2
103% Feb
66% Sep
25
40
Dec
17
14% Jan
2
15% Jan
4
Materials
Vulcan
Co
convertible
>; 4%
4%
86'A
87%
85%
*23'%
24%
23%
8,400
87
23'%
2334
100
8
100
100
100
100
com
preferred
96 % Feb
4%
•4%
867/s
23%
—
13
21% Mar
2
5
85 3 i
24
preferred
$4.12 preferred
9
4
4%
87'/8
23%
—
9
15% Dec
87% Jan
5
85%
25'/a
$4.20
79
4%
87%
24%
Co
Pwr
preferred
$4.04 preferred
5
85%
preferred
purtic
Eiec 8c
$5
43/4
1.25
com—No par
Co
Chemical
*85
35
100'A
85'A
34%
101
85%
84
83%
83'%
85
83
35%
35%
35'A
35%
101 %
101 Vs
101 'A
800
84%
35'%
35 Vs
101%
*100'A
35%
101
1,900
101
17,800
74
,
160
*80
82%
*80
*80
82%
*80
80
30
*83
85
*83
'85
*84
85'%
84
84
*84
85'%
20
*81
84
*81
84
*81
84
>81
84
*81
84
82%
82%
80
"
1
common
13'%
16
18
100
preferred
—
87
36'A
101
13,800
*91
10(1
13%
13%
*18
18'A
92
13%
13 Vs
18%
18
91
■
91
*90%
100
100 Vs
99'A
99%
100
73
73
*73
43%
44%
43%
16%
*16%
—_10
16%
46%
47%
39%
47
39%
,.'47
No par
39
39%
45
45%
45
13%
13%
18
17%
,173/4
92
*90'%
133/a
13
101
>13%
9,300
17%
17%
1,000
>91 Vs
92
-91%
*100
100 Va
*100
*73 W
74%
*73
44%
44%
42%
443%
41%
7434
42%
17
16%
16%
16%
16 Vx
47
47
47%
47%
47%
38%
39
38'%
38%
38%
20
101
140
w
43 %
Apr
73
Jan
25
Wabash
RR
20
44% Jan
25
Wagner
Electric
4
16% Jan
8
Waldorf System—
55% May 11
45
14
48% Jan
6
Walgreen
33% Mar 30
41% July 29
38
Jan
12
40
Jan
4
Walker
39
52% July 20
42% Jan
28
47
Jan
4
Wallace
18% May 19
18% Aug 24
12% Jan
29
15% Jan
4
Walworth
13% Jan
6
15% Jan
15
Sep 21
Sep 22
11% Nov
4
12% May 19
83 7A Dec
29
8% Dec
8
94
16
24% Jan
20
Feb
20
12% July 22
50
Aug 21
87 % Jan
<
9% Jan
38
Jan
5
4%%
preferred—100
Corp—.———_15
No par
Co—
(lllram)
G
Inc
Tiernan
8c
W
&
1
89% Jan
7
6*
5
10% Jan
18
Ward
29
44% Jan
6
43%
45
42%
43%
13%
-12%
13%
123%
13
12%
13
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
88%
87%
*87%
87 34
250
9%
1,100
preferred
Industries
Corp
;
9%
5
39
10
*21
Inc
Warner Bros Pictures
21% Jan
Warner
29
58% Jan
Warner-Lambert
46
Jan
26
48% Jan
Washington Gas Light Co
41 % Jun
9
48% Jan
39% Jan
20
42% Jan
Washington Water Power
36% Feb
9
48% May 4
21% Feb 24
Jan
29
45% Jan
Waukesha
5
5
1
*29%
Jan
Co
30% Jan
15
Wayne
30
6% Jan
8
7% Jan
14
Welbllt
34 V4 Jan
25
38% Jan
4
Wesson
Oil
11
50
29
44% Jan
27
47
Jan
4
31% Dec
23
56% Jan
5
33% Jan
25
41
Jan
6
West
30
23% July
8
15% Jan
27
17
Jan
4
West
Ken tucto-
Jun
19
38% Apr
24
33% Jan
85% Dec
79
42
28
May
102
Apr
13
4
ETfCfric
Penn
20%
20%
20'%
20%
54%
55%
53'%
55
19Vs
20%
53% i 54%
No par
46 %
46 %
46
46'%
46 %
46%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40 %
40%
40 Vs
40%
44 %
44%
44 Vs
44%
44%
44%
44%
•44% :
44
29
29
28%
*28%
28 Vs
28
Jan
94 % Jan
4%%
Pulp 8c Paper
Air
Western
Auto
353/4 Dec
31
32% Jan
29
37 Vs Jan
32% Nov
17
35
31
34% Jan
19
37
Jan
6
4%
64% Nov
17
HI
62
29
69% Jan
5
Western
Pacific
13
Western
Union
48 Vs Jan
29
28% Jan 29
57
6
Jan
32% Jan
114
981/4 Jan
29
48% Jan
29
77% Jan
4
82% Jan
Jan~29
5
57% Jan
Jan
6
Western
623% Jan
6
94 Vs Jan
4
96% Jan
27
39% July
30% Jan
67 1
Jan
29
34% Jan
22
Whirlpool
25
68
23
4%%
11
Wheeling 81
53% Mar 20
42 % Jan
22
58% Jan
28
99 % Jan
27
12
29
18
Jan
44% Jan
67%
100
Jan
White
6
14% Jan
8
7
24% Jan
7
36
Jan
6
17% Jan
23
35
Sep
22
51 % Mar 11
36% Jan
32% Jan
O
38 % Jan
80% Jan
7
80'% Jan
23 % Jan
11
27% Jan
July 23
28% July 21
51 % July 23
30% Nov
9
2
45% Sep
1
88
Mar 31
19% Oct
6
29
6% Jan
2
78
July
Sep
14% Dec
16
14
397/s Jun
17
46% 8ep
1
35% Sep
22
40% Jan
23
118
Sep 30
23 % Jun
22
28% Dec
2
59% Nov
19
83
Dec
7
79
Nov
18
9 % Nov
23
297/a Feb
10
31 % Feb
9
114% Jan
7
19% Nov
10
Mar 25
Sep 21
50%
51%
51'/a
51%
50'%
52
83
*81%
100
'101%
105
*101i/2
10
56%
Ry
8)
55%
96
34
34%
67
67
*95
33
*65
43%
43%
43 'A.
43%
61
61'%
58%
61%
58%
60
99%
99%
99 %
99'%
99'A
*99%
12Va
13%
123/4
13%
12%
12%
12'A
27%
*203/4
27%
*26 34
27%
*263/4
51
59% Jan
29
66
823/4 Jan
25
85% Jan
82
Jan
4
85% Jan
13
Wrigley
9% Jan
7
10% Jan
14
Wyandotte
Prior
3334 Jan
29
Jan
6
20
37'% Jan
6
138'% Jan
4
20% Jan
4
38
23'% Jan
7
97% Jan
29
116
.d,?'
Jan
26
25%
25%
1,200
37'A
37%
37%
393/,
37%
1,600
40'%
13 V»
13%
13%
44
13%
13
43%
13%
437/a
10
44%
43'%
45
37'%
44'%
45'A
37%
373/a
*120
37%
X36%
37'%
36 7%
37'%
36 %
10o
Service
Corp__
Co
Corp
,Ir
119
10
26%
10
Worsted
Co
63
4074
83
120
*80'/«
25
203/4
82
25
122
39%
*80'/a
25
*120
26%
26%
*26%
29
28'%
28%
63%
623/4
40%
39
39Va
82
*80'%
25
24%
122
122
283'4
1.400
63%
61'%
617%
61'A
18,600
60'A
60%
60%
4,600
*82'%
833/4
*83
83'%
83
62%
60%
83
83
83%
83%
84
84
10%
83%
10%
83 %
83'%
10
10
9%
97 a
9%
22%
35'%
22%
122
60
900
283/4
60%
*25%
7,800
120
28%
X61%
36%
7,400
119
28'A
60%
36%
4,900
37
28%
84
125%
13%
45
28'%
*83
353/4
3,700
13
44%
26%
603/4
*35%
25
26%
82%
123
13,500
82
24%
263/4
00%
5
39
*80'%
26'%
8234
593/4
38%
800
27
10
No par
82
247%
*120
series—100
common
4%%
(Del)
29
10
8c Towne Mfg Co
—10
Spring 8c Wire Corp
5
Youngstown Sheet 8c Tube
No par
Youngstown Steel Door
--No par
35'/4
30
124%
35%
36'A
122
35 Va
35
,
93/4
35%
593%
59%
9%
3334
36%
*35%
36'A
35%
124%
120'%
123'%
1193/4
22%
22%
22%
22'%
22%
22 'A
23'%
100%
105%
101%
103%
100%
103%
84
70
83 34
1,000
97 a
2,000
3434
35%
121
9,700
200
12,900
2234
4,900
mj
-
4
50
26
37%
1334
Young
29
50
26%
37%
13
Yale
35'% Jan
119% Jan
49
50%
26
253%
,
preferred
(Wm>
*47
50%
26
3934
com
7,800
37%
26
.1
Co
110
12'A
x37%
25%
10c
6,400
26%
*80'/a
Inc
Power
preferred
Worthington
51
•
*26%
No pai
Inc
927/8 Aug 14
12% July 24
Jan
51%
12
1,300
,
99%
29
10
84% July 15
94% Feb
2
,
50'%
12%
r,
No par
Winn-Dixie Stores
6%
1
"
*26%
common
10,500
100
44
50
Co
Industries
130
31%
61%
20
preferred
16.200
65
44
203/4
Jan
1
96
30%
*64'%
58%
37%
122
44
32 7%
67
54%'
96
96
31%
400
82%
*99 %
26%
119
x44
96
*65
common—1
Co
Elee
71
18,500
106
53%
99%
373/a
Wisconsin
33%
82
►101%
'55%
513/4
61%
5
28
96%
32%
*65
84
106
53%
9,800
26,600
443%
1
45 % Jan
39% Jan
96
33%
71
*82
*101»%
57%
50,900
29%
44%
Wliite Stores Inc
4
96%
813%
106
48%
50%
99'%
Wilson
42 % Jan
55%
■■
2,200
103
59%
Wilcox
36% Jan 27
81%
*101'%
57%
98%
1
42'% Jan
Inc
83%
105
283/4
-
5,300
62%
48'%
'293%
-
20
100
(P W) Co
96
-j
80
preferred
Woolworth
4
57%
62
52%
52'%
28% Jan
Windsor
51
52%
35
51%
38% Jan
4
51%
30
10
33
*32%
63%
*81'%
13
14% Jan
52%
63
'32%
35
*32'%
iuu
12
12% Jan 22
64%
97
33%
33
35
*95%
104
21
$4.25
*33%
x64
97
29'%
preference
convertible
Wilson-Jones
343/a
35
65%
*95'%
101 %
25% Jan
20
33%
■'
29%
$3
Oil
34%
97
103%
Prior
8c Co
*95%
293/a
27 Vs Jan
67% Jan
136% Jun
517/a
97
1017/a
52% Jan
59% Jan 29
24
64%
54%
7
Iron
2574 jun
*34
64%
4
Woodward
1
343/a
35
Jan
30% Jan
Sep
52'%
*95 %
34%
47
28
39% July 8
403% jun 24
34%
97
102%
Machine
28% Jan
148
*95%
1,100
29%
.
Public
31
9,300
31 Vs
100%
common
Wisconsin
67% Dec
30%
31
94
30'/a
(The 8
Mfg
26 Vs Jan
6
30%
31%
No par
4
367/s Mar
31%
31%
*91 Vs
104%
preferred
26% Jan
9
303/4
32'/8
94
29%
common
25
27% Jan
31%
32 Vs
*91%
102'%
preferred
Sewing
31%
32%
64
common
Motor, Co
White
93
31%
26% Jan
,
87 A
Dental
5%%
92
93
10
Erie
Corp
Jan
31
53 % Jan
129
Jan
Lake
convertible
White
18
*91%
9,000
32%
6.25
Corp
49
31
common.12%
preferred
22
t
Jan
Jan
$5
47%
32 %
*34
Brake
Air
Electric
Wheeling Steel
10
82
94%
2.50
issued
667/b July
50 34
49
501/4
170
V 83
1
31%
_40
preferred series B
98% Mar 13
663/4 Dec
Telegraph
3.80%
2
49
93
92%
32%
No pa»
6
7
50%
92%
30%
com__No par
29
24
49%
92'%
5
preferred
RR
When
Nov
102% Mar 11
Ry
2nd
Westtnghouse
Westliighouse
*93
51
93
8,100
100
Maryland
noncum
50%
92%
800
1,500
J
.
Co com
preferred
52% May
92% Jan
53%
5
common
Inc
Supply
24
91%
_1()0
Lines
Nov
4.80%
Jan
100
preferred
Western
22
pfd
260
15%
/ 35%
*81
4%%
200
35
83
82
100% Aug 12
14
92%
85
31
7
35
*81
29
15
35
*83
Dec
Jun
33%
85
Power
95
40% Mar 30
341/4
82
35 % Jan
97
33%
*81
Va
West
32% Jan
8
34%
*92
4
May 26
34
*83
29
78
34
82
29
24
33%
85
Jan
28
5
Co
92%
31
8ep 21
15%
56% Jan
30 '/a Jan
68 % Sep
16
29
93
37% Dec
15%
*81
Apr
20
15%
*83
July 22
7
15%
82
Mar 31
Feb
35
*33
500
10,300
34%
46 V2
35
16
85
38
112
*34
33%
15%
*81
Penn
-
*45
34'%
35
16 %
*83
38
103
45'/4
33 %
16
100
101
88'/4 Jan 29
451/4
45
6,700
6%
6%
34%
4
35
700
5,200
:
28%
6%
1
Co
8,300
-44%
34%
100
8
29
-44%
6%
*34
preferred series C
7
77% Dec
45%
6'%
34%
preferred series B
31
15
6%
4.10%
Jan
V2 Mar 18
45
*
*34
4.20%
Dec
38
45
28%
6%
35
8
93
110% Dec
6%
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Volume
The Commercial
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and Financial Chronicle
(525)
25
Bond Record from the New York Stock
Exchange
FRIDAY—WEEKLY— YEARLY
/
GOVERNMENT
Highest
NEW
Highest
|
italic
when
the
letters
bonds
in
the
mature.
column
headed
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point
YORK
BONDS
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
tow
AND
Tuesday
Jan. 25
indicate
represent one
LOW
Range Since Jan. I.
Lowest
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Lowest
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1969
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1
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15
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15
1990
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Jun
15
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month
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the
case
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Wednesday
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15
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81.28
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15
1961
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96.26
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96.30
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15
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15
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15
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1960
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1961
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1962
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Jan. 1
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Range Since
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no.
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(continued)
Brazil
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—
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lANuremborg (City of) 6s 1952
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adj 1972
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1982
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AND
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1953
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,
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„
paid
paid
part
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Friday
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,
Period
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85%
102%
103
104
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mortgage 3'As 1971
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Food Fair Stores
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1965 -Jan-July
1970
1972
96%
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3%s
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&
debentures
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1977
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2
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1961
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1979
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series
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1st
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mortgage 3s
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,
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2%s-4'As
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%_
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40
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conv
5V2s
or
Sale Price
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27
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Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
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First
75%
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1979—May-Noo
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Mar-Sept
3%s s I debentures 1980—.——
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mortgage
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3%s series J
series K
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mortgage
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New York Slock Exchange
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or
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.
.
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Number 5921
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Volume
.
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The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Siock Exchange
New York
Last
1'eriod
or
Sale Price
Corporation—
41/4S conv subord debs
1984
Apr-Oct
Philip Morris Inc 47/8s at debs 1979
June-Dec
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964—_Feb-Aug
4%s conv subord debs 1987
Feb-Aug
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-June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer &; Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
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Low
110
Bonds
Range Since
Sold
High
Low
227
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113
11
98
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105
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registered 23G1
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April-Oct
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Jan-July
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120
116%
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90%
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3'As
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112%
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67
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A Jan 1981
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88'%
7
:/V F/i' 4
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or
Corp
Radio
Oil
91%
5%s
Oats
Quaker
....
91
;
89
100 % 100%
2037
8s
1977
debentures
45/«s
•
91
91
100'A
1972_
;
June-Dec
mortgage 3%s 1983_ April-Oct
1975
April-Oct
debentures
and
1st
-.
90%
91
refunding mortgage 3s 1972__May-Nov
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_Jnne-Dec
3%s
,
69
'•."7
88%
90%
May-No®
First
3%s
1983
(N J) debentures 2%s
debentures 1974
Texas
First
'
89%
69
Mar-Sept
First
(Indiana)
debs
Oil
Standard
Service
Public
3s
89%
9
100
April-Oct
Oil
Slaufier Chemical 3%s
May-Nov
.
May-Nov
subord
conv
Jan. 1
Low
No.
*„
105
bs
debentures
2%s
__
Pittsburgh
3:%s
jmnclard
Standard
__
.
127
Standard
4%s
*98%
,
April-Oct
1985
1984
June-Dec
Internl first gold 4%s 2013—
April
Oil oi Cuiiiornia 4%s 1983—
Jan-July
Inc
Spokane
i
__
debs
2%s
ilJ83
debentures
Spiegel
__
*72'%
'/as
J
Tel
Bell
Range Since
Sold
High
72%,.72%
High
106
Bonds
Friday's
Low
98%
105'/8 106
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Period
New York Stock Exchange
98
105'/4
Last
Interest
BONDS
Jan. 1
No.
108'A lliy4
91%
Week's Range
Friday
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Philco
guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_May-Nov
Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Oct
Plttsb Coke & Cliein 1st mtge 3%s 1964—May-No®
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965__Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st gen 5S series B 1862—
Feb-Aug
Plantation Pipe Line 2;%s 1970
Mar-Sept
3 Vis s 1
debentures 1986April-Oct
Potomac Electric Power Co 3s 1983
Jan-July
(Range for Week Ended January 29)
Week's Range
in
June-Dec
Jan-July
1976_Jan-July
1971
Light & Power 2%s
delivery
the
in
included
sale
year's range,
the
not
n
*77%
84%
84
84%
•84
included in the year's range, d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot sale not
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range, r Cash sate
year's range,
y
Ex-coupon.
-,t
,
u
••
,
impaired by maturity.
"'Z""**
reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
*
Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current
§ Negotiability
t Companies
A
Bonds
selling
under Section 77 of
week.
flat.
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
rn the
on
furnish a complete ZeP°^ of the. transactions
week beginning Monday, Jan. 25 and
It is compiled from the report of the American Stock
following extensive list we
the American Stock
Exchange for the
ending Friday, Jan. 29.
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Aberdeen
Petroleum
Acme-Hamilton
Acme
Acme
Precision
Wire
Mfg
Corp class
Corp
Products
Supply
Inc—i
Co—
Aerojet-General Corp
Aeronc®
Manufacturing
Aero
A
Corp
Manufacturing
For
footnotes,
see page
1
10c
1
—10
1
1
1
33.
of Prices
Low
Par
Jan
5
4
1,500
3
3%
3.400
2%
Jan
3%
2,200
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
300
20%
Jan
21%.
Jan
10.900
64%
Jan
71%
Jan
20 '/b
64%
64',4
8%
8%
5%
5'A
20%
69
8%
6'/a
,
Shares
3.800
8%
Jan
9%
Jan
5,300
5%
Jan
7
Jan
■
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Low
*
Jan
3
20 %
for Week
19 ■%
Jan
3%
5
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Low
334
3%
434
Week's
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
or
for
Ended January 29.
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Week
Friday
Sales
Week's
Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether stock
bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year. Range
Jan
High
22
Jan
1
5%
5%
1,400
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
50C
.
5%
H
+ %
%
5,000
%
Jan
jg
Jan
.__50
,_100
—
.
10
100
143
143
143
—
82
82%
38'A
41
—
39
—
■
—
10
143
Jan
50
82
,Jan
83%
Jan
1,300
37
Jan
42%
Jan
82%
Jan
86%
Jan
—
143
Jan
Chronicle
and Financial
The Commercial
(530)
30
Monday, February 1, I960
. . .
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended January 29)
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Par
1
Airlines Inc
Alaska
5%
6
67
Amer dep rets Amer shares,.
Algom-Uranium Mines Ltd
All
5%
Low
2,100
5 Mi
Jan
6%
Jan
67
12%
13%
64%
Jan
69%
Jan
12%
Jan
14%
Jan
1,500
6%
Jan
7 Mi
Jan
9
20,200
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
4
2,000
4%
4%
1,800
6%
7
8%
8%
3%
American Engineering Co—
6%
1
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
4%
«
Jan
5
10
10%
10%
10%
900
10 %
Jan
10%
1
34%
34%
35%
600
34%
Jan
37%
14%
14%
15%
13,200
14%
Jan
37 M»
8 %
Corp..
All-State Properties Inc
Paper
I
Aluminum Co of America $3.75
American
Beverage Corp
American Book Co
Laundry
MARC
45%
45%
13%
14
5%
5%
Natural Gas Co 6%
Petrofina
Jan
4,000
5%
5y»
Jan
5%
Jan
200
400
50
14%
14%
Jan
40 Mi
Jan
12%
Jan
14Ma
Jan
Jan
26,
44%
Jan
50
Jan
31%
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
51%
Jan
29%
"%
18%
4.75
'
%
18%
7%
11,500
15%
6,600
Jan
4%
Jan
200
29%
Jan
2%
Jan
48,600
%
18%
7%
500
6%
Jan
4%
Jan
Jan
2%
Jan
1
Jan
19%
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A"
shares
2.40
6
6%
6
2.500
5%
Jan
6 Mi
Jan
1
6%
6%
6%
400
Jan
6%
Jan
20c
24%
24%
29%
81,000
22%
Jan
29%
Jan
5
8%
8%
9%
3,000
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
86%
86 %
86%
220
5
38
38
38%
14,400
34%
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co (new)—2.50
33
33
35
22,500
30%
-
Angostura-Wupperman
Chemical
Anken
Apollo
Industries
Appalachian
Arkansas
Inc
Fuel
Oil
pfd
100
Corp
&
Co
&
100
Altex
class A
Oil
Amer
Co..
88%
Jan
8.100
38%
Jan
40 Mi
Jan
5%
5%
7%
7%
22%
3
-
8,300
.
23
Jan
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
1,100
22%
Jan
19,400
%
.
5%
1,100
%
Jan
24%
Gas
Co
Jan
9%
~9%
Jan
9%
2,200
2%
Jan
3
Jan
1%
1,700
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
9%
10%
9%
15,000
Jan
11%
Jan
Line
2
.10c
Co
Golfo
30
103% 104
•
.
-5p
2
2'ft
Automatic
10
pesos
Steel
Non-voting
Avien
Inc
Electronics
class
Oil
58'ft
900
x56'ft
Jan
2Mb
2'ft
3,500
2Mb
Jan
9y8
9
10
2%
2%
9
10,200
Jan
11 Ms
Jan
11%
Jan
9%
8%
9%
3,800
Jan
17 Mi
Jan
4%
4%
4%
200
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
5%
Jan
6
Jan
Coro
Jan
Corroon
31%
Jan
7%
11,600
7ft
Jan
650
21%
Jan
22%
23%
300
21%
Jan
3%
1
lc
3%
3,200
3%
8ft
25
Jan
~3%
Jan
25%
7%
50c
class B
90
8
1
1ft
8,400
5%
1ft
•
5%
200
Jan
6
1
5 Mi
-
1
8
Jan
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Jan
Jan
6 M4
Jan
Jan
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8%
8%
2,100
8%
Jan
24%
26%
6,000
22%
Jan
27%
Jan
22
21%
23%
3,500
20
Jan
23 ¥2
Jan
8%
50c
3%
3%
1
9%
9%
10
corp—
12%
12%
13
1,700
12%
Telephone of Canada.
Belock Instrument
Corp.
Benrus Watch Co Inc
45%
45'ft
45%
1,200
44%
15%
15'ft
15%
2,400
15%
Jan
6'ft
6%
700
6 Mi
Jan
7'ft
19 Mi
Jan
20 Mi
Bell
(H C)
Co
Borne Chemical Co Inc
1.50
Inc—1
1
Brad Foote Gear
Works
Brazilian Traction
Inc
20c
Jan
13%
Jan
45%
Jan
Davidson
17
Jan
Jan
Jan
D.
Columbia
British
Petroleum
Forman
Class
4%
B
1
Ltd.
A
(The)
Aviation
Electric
4'ft
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
14%
Jan
16%
Jan
7%
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
6'ft
Jan
Jan
1
Jan
Jan
36
Jan
Jan
class
A
Jan
17%
400
17'ft
Jan
18 'ft
Jan
14
700
18%
19
13%
7%
Jan
8%
2,100
14'ft
Jan
2,500
8/*
2%
7%
Jan
Jan
8%
Jan
9%
•
Jan
Jan
3
Jan
46'ft
Jan
38
•
Jan
19
Jan
18 'ft
8'ft
8%
7%
500
7%
19
Jan
Jan
Jan
8
Jan
10%
10'/a
11
1,800
10%
Jan
11'ft
46'/a
46'/a
47'/a
400
46%
Jan
47'ft
Jan
4%
4%
5%
11,500
Jan
-5%
Jan
6%
7'ft
250
4
Jan
"%
30
32
59'ft
"I
29'ft
"\%
9%
8'/a
IS'ft
Jin
Jan
1%
Jan
%
90
28%
Jan
3 l'ft
Jan
129,200
ft
Jan
v.: 'ft
Jan
8,400
58%
Jan
63%
Jan
100
9's
Jan
9%
Jan
Jan
62
59
Jan
Jan
4,500
%
ft
6%
17%
9%
11%
2,500
11%
Jan
12%
6%
7%
3,700
6%
Jan
13%
13%
250
13%
Jan
7% Jan
13% Jan
12
A
Y Jan
'/a
33,800
5
5
5 Mb
2,200
5
Jan,
5%
4'ft
4'ft
4%
4,200
4%
Jail
4%
33%
33%
370
33%
Jan
10%
Jan
33%
33%
32
10%
3
5
35
1
12'ft
1
6%
39 ¥2
Jan
Detroit
Jan
15 ¥2
Jan
Detroit Gary Iron & Steel Fdrs Inc
2%
Jan
——
10%
Jan
1,500
100
35'ft
138
2%
35
33%
12
3'ft
Jan
1,000
3
138
13'ft
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
50
135
Jan,
36
138'ft
4,700
13 %
Jan,
14
13
700
12%
Jan
14%
7
11,300
13'ft
13%
12'/a
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Development Corp of America—
Gasket
&
Manufacturing
40'ft
450
211
25,100
5,500
4%
Jan
5
Jan
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
Jan
31%
Jan
Dilbert's
41%
Jan
2%
Jan
38%
2A
34
Jan
Jan
Jan
37
'
$1.25
preferred—
9%
Quality
!
preferred
Jan
9%
Jan
Diversey
9A
Jan
10y8
Jan
Diversified
35%
Jan
39%
Jan
Dixon
Stores
Chemical
Ltd
7 'ft
Jan
8
Jan
18%
2,600
5%
6%
3,100
7%
7%
900
9
Jan
19 Mi
Jan
5 Mat
Jan
7 Mi
Jan
7
Jan
7%
Jan
10%
Jan
10
8%
~8%
"8%
2,100
8%
Jan
2%
2%
2%
2,000
2%
Jan
16
16
16
2,100
15%
Jan
10%
10%
10%
1,800
10%
Jan
Ltd-
—
common
Corp
Jan
Drilling
Jan
Driver
3 M4
Jan
Duke
&
Co—
Jan
DuMont
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord
ft
12,600
Mi
Jan
A
Jan
3 Ms
1,900
Duraloy
2%
Jan
7%
3%
Jan
7 Mi
Jan
8
Jan
20 Mi
Jan
Laboratories
reg
Durham
4,000
4,600
6,800
19%
20%
6,500
56%
57%
100
45%
45%
"3,%
"3%
56
3
23 %
Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
19'ft
Jan
20%
Jan
57 Ma
2,000
*
33%
34
650
6%
7
14,200
13%
14%
15,200
Jan
8'ft
8'/a
15'ft
15'ft
•
15 '/a
1,200
Jan
15%
Jan
16%
Jan
2,100
15%
Jan
16%
Jan
100
9
8'ft
900
15%
9%
Jan
10'ft
10%
Jan
13
Jan
Jan
9%
«.«»
'
13
9'ft
15'ft
16
10%
*
-
—
28%
10'ft
9%
9'ft
4,500
9%
Jan
31%
31%
2,500
30%
Jan
31%
Jan
12'/a
13%
6,300
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
8%
IO'/B
19,500
47'ft
47'ft
50
28'ft
3%
8,300
Jan
10%
Jan
47'
Jan
47'ft
Jan
28%
Jan
33'ft
Jan
8%
8%
Jan
9'ft
Jan
Jan
38%
Jan
43%
Jan
45'ft
Jan
9%
Jan
Jan
3%
J*n
Jan
6%.
8%
3,300
44%
300
9%
71,200
3A
3%
7,900
5%
6
1,300
3 'ft
5%
6'ft
44
8%
1
3,"a
10s
Co
Jan
35
8%
1
1
Hosiery class B common
Duro Test Corp
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
Dynamics Corp of America—
•
6
6%
100
6%
Jan
6%
21
44
8%
•
8
Jan,
Jan
Jan-
150
21
Jan
23'ft
Jan
27%
600
26%
Jan
2 8'ft
Jan
11%
32,300
10%
Jan
12%
Jan
41%
Ja
37%
Jan
21
21
26'ft
1
8%
10%
-
Jan
45
Jan
45 %
Jan
Eastern
54 'ft
50
Jan
Jan
13%
Jan
1%
14%
9%
Jan
55
(The)
23'ft
Jan
•
Jan
%
Jan
l'ft
514
5
Ms
2%
5%
21 Va
•
^11'ft
7%
Jan
800
'
Co
B)
Jan
9'ft Jan
1,100
*
Co
(Allan
,t(
1%
1
Exploration
Harris
Power
2%
3%
Jan.
10%
Jan
9%
2 l'/a
1
Douglas OH Company
Brewery Ltd—
Draper Corp
7%
21%
8%
1,500
l'ft
7.50
Dow
8%
*16
1,400
9'ft
2 l'ft
32.50
(The)
10%
1
Co
preferred
Dorsey
17
10%
9%
•
stock
Dorr-Oliver
$2
Jan
l'ft Jan
•
ord
Jan
800
Jan
"l'/a
..2 '/a
.
& Coal
Inc
18'ft
Jan
%
Jan
Jan
1
Research
&
7
7'ft
17%
—
1
Jan
•
1,000
9,300
1
8
Jan
lc
10s
Corp
6%
2,300
~9%
.10
dep rets ord reg
Corp
9%
Dome Petroleum
7
18%
%
6
9%
10c
1st
600
800
18
18
25c
Common
7%
18
1
6
Distillers Co Ltd—
300
37
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Supermarkets—
Jan
Jan
54
V2
Jan
3 ft
Eastern States Corp common
Jan
3%
Jan
33%
Jan
34 y4
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
0
ft
$7
$6
Edo
Malleable
Iron
preferred series
preferred
and
43
38%
-—1
42 'ft
37%
43
38'/a
300
2,900
43'/a
Jan
44 Ma
Jan
'
class
Dev
10%
1
25
A—
series B
Corporation
Elder Mines
19%
35
Textile
page 33.
17%
Jan
6%
Jan
50
see
Jan
18%
11%
2 Mi
50
footnotes,
16'ft
100
13%
17'ft
•
A
Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
6%
2,100
18%
50c
Dominion
•
16%
18%
^2.50
Dominion
1
32
*
14 Ma
_1
Ltd
%
400
17'ft
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'ftc
Jan
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
5'ft
3,600
"V
Jan
16'ft
16 V*
_•
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Bridge Co Ltd
5
5,100
12
36
8%
25c
Jan
1
4,200
1,100
5'/a
%
35
1
Steel
3%
5'ft
5%
1.50
15 Mi
1
7%
100
Dominion
19%
16%
7'ft
;
Dominion
1
15%
7%
1
16%
Power common
-
15%
20
Jan
6%
preferred
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas Co
Camden Fire Insurance
:
For
Jan
Jan
preferred
Bread Co
Jan
Inc—
Productions
Jan
3
19%
1,800
6%
partic
debentures
Desilu
Jan
20%
20
Jan
14,500
50c
9 Mb
3 %
Jan
*•'
20c
12 ¥2
10c
Jan-
20%
7'/a
15 Mi
Inc
Jan
6%
common
Jan
21
5%
1 7'ft
6%
:
Jan
%
Jan
Jail
8V4
12 Mi
1
14 Vb
5'ft
3%
1,200
2.50
'
800
2,200
Company
41,100
Jan
14,000
common
M'fg class A
7%
Ltd—
7'ft
6%
Jan
5
8'ft
14'ft
Corp
Jan
11'ft
300
4
15%
Machine Co
7%
7,400
8'ft
15'ft
$3.00 preferred
Canada
8%
A
11 Mi
17
3,000
5%
Inc—
15,400
5%
7
(Md)——5
class
42,000
17
8%
12'/a
5
3%
12'ft
1
5%
10c
8
50c
7%
11'ft
8
11 Ma
19%
13'ft
66%c
Jan
19%
15'ft
common
Jan
8%
1
12
7'ft
28'/a
Inc
7%
7'ft
24 Y Jan
"3%
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1
1,100
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600
9A
6%
26%
50c
11'ft
6%
25'/a
•
com_30c
10
25%
1
1,900
35
35'ft
Jan
2.50
7%
.
American dep rets ord
shares—3s 6d
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc
1
Burry Biscuit Corp
12'ftc
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd—.
•
$2 50
.
Jan
29'ft
„
common
11'ft
Buffalo-Eclipse
California
'
—
preferred
serial preferred —;
Calif Eastern
Class
Amer
convertible
Mines
34
26%
Jan
Ltd
2%
Ltd
Distillers cl
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan
Burma
2%
.
9%
——
Power-
Rubber Co
Bunker Hill
38%
2%
34%
Jan
27%
vtc
31 %
common
A
Dennison
3,100
Oil Co
Jan
21
l
"A"
System
Dejay Stores
Jan
9,700
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
B S F Company new
common
Die
Jan
Jan
4%
preferred
Brown
6Jft
8
Amer dep rets ord
Transit
9
4%
Brown Company
Brown
C.
44
28%
1%
3,200
A
Jan
14,000
,5%
' Jan
5%
28%
20
Brothers
Jan
15
Jan.
Jan
1
300
l'ft
:—*
:
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Ltd
*
176
176
165
—w
165
25
176
25
,
Jan
26'ft
preferred
5%
34%
5%
5%
Rights
36%
7'ft
Co
5%
300
2'ft
Jan
1
10c
Crystal Dairies
Davega Stores Corp common
4,900
11'/a
4%
27'/a
Daitch
~5'ft
28%
2%
14,700
D
38%
29
—r
6%
5'ft
5%
25c
Manufacturing Co
fch
Jan
Jan
Jan
1%
*
Day Mines Inc__.
Dayton Rubber Co
Jan
6%
4%
5
*
Jan
Curtis
10
500
23%
Corporation
Jan
4%
British American Tobacco—
Amer dep rets ord
reg_
Amer dep rets ord
reg_
British
Cubic
8'ft
Jan
Jan'
10
6'/a
5%
Co
Jan
7%
Petroleums
Tobacco
Jan
1
American
Cuban
8
Jan
7'ft
50
Jan;
Jan Y
6'%
1
Cuban Venezuelan Oil
3%
37%
11,000
10
10
_50c
preferred
Cuban American Oil Co
10%
96
15%
10
$1.12
Jan
Jan
Jan
13,200
7'ft
7%
—„——5
Crystal Oil & Land Co
Jan
Jan
10'ft
12'ft
Jan
24%
—
3%
36%
Jan
27%
——
Co
9%
Co—.—
Manufacturing Co
Britalta
British
Drug
700
Light & Pwr ord—•
Breeze
Corp
Bridgeport Gas
Crown
4,300
94 'ft
'23%
7%
Y
100
3%
80
Jan
2,300
7%
Jan
1,600
Jan
21%
21%
5
'
>
*
Internat'l
Jan
37
Jan
5%
4%
3%
40%
4%
11
4'ft
43%
Jan
3%
37%
8,400
3%
37%
Jan
Jan
•; 5,200
8,600
3%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
4%
11
28%
Jan
Jan
ft
38%
21%
136
1
13,100
1
%
T
Jan
Jan
27
7%
Cork
1%
95%
127%
v.
Jan
.-1.25
Crown Central Petroleum
3%
95%
136
-
•
Crowley Milner & Co
24%
36%
131
7,300
Jan
37
132
13
13,200
Jan
95%
15%
2%
8%
common
Jan
41'ft
Jan
Jan
Jan
2,800
1,350
13
2'ft
X36%
37
28'ft
13%
13
40'ft
1%
Co_
prior cumulative preferred_100
Bourjois
Brillo
1
cn
~5'ft
&
Inc
Jan
28
1%
~2>ft
2%
1
Jan
8
40 Ve
20%
Jan
9'ft
Jan
common
Petroleum—
4,300
Jan
Jan
Jan
Creole
7,400
_
Blauner's
Jan
Jah
1ft
ft
American dep receipts (ord reg)
51
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)_50c
2,200
8
—
Reynolds
1%
7.50
—
Ties
&
Crown
24%
1
J
class A
Bearings Inc—
6%
Jan
Jan
4
3
Buell
Jan
250
28'/a
28
Engineering—1
Corp
1
$1 preferred class A
COtt Beverage Corp..
Courtaulds Ltd—
22%
Jan
30'ft
•
13%
7ft
25
Jan
9%
5
Jan
22
5%%
B
Jan
21%
75
Jan
29
100
;
,
Y,:
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Jan
23
1,500
Y
1—1
Inc
11 %
1 %
Bohack
Class
26%
ft
30'/a
73 V4
1
3,000
21%
29%
37,500
46,500
—
4,300
Jan
29%
•
voting
non-voting
13%
7
Corp
Ine
(8)
A
48
20%
Brooks
Class
28%
51 Mi
65
24
Ltd—
11%
1%
Bobbie
Cooper-Jarrett Inc
Corby (H) Distillery
48
2%
Blumenthal
Industries
26'ft
—1
_
Inc
&
11%
Jan
Jan
10c
Corp.
26 y4
48
66 'ft
64'ft
10c
14%
100
Jan
—_10c
Jan
.
63%
7%
Inc
Jan
14
Jun
150
■'44% -Jan
100
Continental Materials Corp
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
Jan
20%
Bickford's
Electric
10c
Inc
Shoe
Diesel
Commercial
Jan
2%
23
1
Aviation
2%
3
Jan
2,300
Co
Co
Continental
8%
Corp new common—50c
Basic Incorporated new common
1
Bayview Oil Corp common
25c
(AS)
Stone
Continental
12%
■
2 %
Beck
Consol
6,200
2%
Jan
2%
?
9,900
1A
Equipment Co.
&
Jan
Jan
Jan
36%
13,600
7%
1965—r
to
Jan
8%
18,300
2%
2% ~
;
'
9,000
Corp
convertible
Farm
ext
10'ft
9%
38%
23
1
Compudyne Corporation
Connelly Containers Inc—
20,300
Baruch-Foster
6%
Products
Jan
60
2%
1
Community Public Service.;
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Vtc
Jan
Jan
8%
10
Caribbean Oils vtc
Colonial Sand
1
Light & Power Ltd
Barker
Brothers
Corp
Barnes Engineering Co.
Beau-Brummel
Aluminum
v.,
Jan
20'ft
I
Co
Manufacturing
Cockshutt
6%
V'< 9'ft
Jan
'
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clopay Corporation
1
Coastal
20
.
1
Corporation
Hosiery Co
Club
Jan
Jan
19%
7%
Co
Claussner
14'ft
shares
Controls
Clarostat
5%
Y 8%
900
2
Inc
Controller
Clary
100
1,000
6
1ft
___
Jan
101 Y Jan
8%
10c
Corp..
Jan
Jan
36'%
8%
36%
1
1
Corp
Jan
2%
20
5
10
Continental Air Lines Inc
x56%
1
Barcelona Tr
Barry
Cinerama
Clark
Jan
8'ft
56
20 y8
6 ;■!
8%
-
lc
Oil
99%
28'/b
7%
Mining
Consolidated Mining & Smelt
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc
'
Ltd
Christiana
;
Jan"
•
■i
2
Corp
Consolidated
Chromalloy
!
Jan
Jan
Y
Jan
'
1
10c
Securities
American
Chief
Jan
•'
..
Jan
.'l'ft
2.50
Ltd
Co
Jan
de los Andes—
Banff
Oil
Cherry-Burrell
17%
Baldwin Rubber common
Banco
Inc
Jan
12'ft
7%
>•
/10
10
Co
Chesebrough-Pond's
Inc———
Chicago Rivet & Machine new
12%
Bailey & Selburn Oil 8c Gas class
Baldwin
Charter
16%
com
Corp
Industries
Electric
Investors
99%
Jan
'/a
14
;
"
52%
600
1,000
*
8%
■*
Chamberlin Co of America.—
16%
preferred
A
Ayshire Collieries
Baker
Century
Century
Jan
26
150
•'
-55
99%
#
preferred
conv
V'
'
7% Y 8'ft
53
6%
Jan
12
Jan
•
11% : Jan
5,600
27
26
8%
33%
Corp—_
Jan
Jan
11%
11%
Jan
Jan
12'ft
Jan
1,900
12
Jan
1%
Jan
A
>
.
5'ft
..
Jan,
14%
'
Jan
5%
2,400
1
:;•
n
•
11%
10
1
:
America
of
41
2%
v
2%
Products Inc
Avnet
$1.50
.1
non-cum
Corp
Instruments
104
2
1
1
—1
Central
Hadley Corp
1
Central Maine Power 3.50%
pref—100
Central Power & Light 4% pfd
100
Central Securities Corp common
1
12%
Corp.
& Co
(AM)
Catalin
.10c
Inc—
Plastics
Aurora
Castle
Cenco
11,400
Jan
Jan
8
4,900
%
35Ma
Jan
1
1
36,900
13 Ms
11%
,12%
-
*
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Carter (J W) Co
1
Casco Products Corp-^—ir-*——
Continental
Mining Ac
Corp
Atlas Corp option warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp.
Devices
"
14%
2,300
;
6
A ■.'••,
Carolina Power & Light $5 pfd—
Jan
1,400
5%
%
-5.50
-—————
Jan
Consolidated
Audio
Co
Carnation
99%
x56%
Sugar—
& Oils Ltd
37%
•
Tel—
participating
5%
w
Jan
3
1%
lc
Development
60c
Jan
2%
~2%
1
_1
Atlantic Coast Indus Inc..
Atlas
Jari
40%
£1
Tel &
del
86%
39%
5%
Stationers Supply Co
Coast
75
Jan
7%
Inc
Associated
Atlantic
Jan
26 %
11
reg.
Stores
Associated
Atlantica
Jan
Jan
22%
Food
A
38%
35%
18%
40c
Laundries of America
Class
Jan
Jan
6,300
—2.50
Associated
<fc
Jan
Industries—
Associated
Oil
87 Mi
26%
1
Corp Ltd
Electric
Associated
Jan
23%
_4
preferred
dep rets
85 %
39%
1
_.
Equipment Corp..
Asamera
Associated
6
25%
Aluminum
Convertible
I
88%
88
warrants
Armstrong Rubber
Arnold
1
Light—
preferred
Armour
Aro
Corp
Power Co 4%%
Arkansas Power
4.72.
—
Film
&
—1
1
Petrofina Ltd partic pfd—10
Williston Minerals
.—6c
Canal-Randolph Corp—————1
Capital City Products—*—5
Carey Baxter & Kennedy .Inc—--——1...
Jan
32
Jan
19
(Jan
16%
Jan
600
%
7%
14%
1,000
2%
•"/
44%
3,900
4%
30
2%
7
9,000
50
4%
4%
30
2
Ltd
39
31%
7%
7
44%
20c
Ltd
Exploration
Jan
15%
33,500
1
Products
Amer
50%
Jan
13%
7%
5'
Anglo
Jan
13%
39%
49 %
45
5
Anchor Post
45%
13
49%
2
A
Mines
50
,
T
•
Writing Paper
Lead
•
Jan
9%
—
—
Can Northwest Mines
Jan
26
1
A_
American
Anacon
8%
8
Canadian
Jan
•
*
8'/a
^Canadian
Jan
771
Jan
pfd_—25
class
Photocopy Equip Co
American Seal-Kap Corp of Del
American Thread 5% preferred
class
23%
Jan
*6%
39
13
*
Co
American
Co
10%
Jan
9,700
-12.50
common
American
Oil
Jan
19
74%
4,200
46%
13%
20
American
Amurex
8%
-7%
50c
Inc
Inc
4,100.
I
"•,7300
77
1
Machine
Mfg new
Meter
12,600
20%
Jtl
American
American
_
75%
1ft
••
.
High
Jan
4'ft
150
'
1
'
Jan
Ltd—
shares
American
American
9
8%
19
.20
Israeli Paper Mills
American
19
pfd-100
1
Inc
Electronics
American
American
.9
.1
Inc„
Aisco
Javelin
Marconi
78,100 '
5ft
14%
4
1
■r.
Oils Ltd—— 10c
Ltd
Canadian
Canadian
ft
14%
Ltd vtc_l
•
-
Jan
_8
5'ft% convertible preferred
Control Co Inc
Dock Co
&
Canadian Homestead
Jan
Allied
Dredge
Low
32%
20
preference
Canadian
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
•
common
Southern Petroleums
Canada
Jan
Allied
Ltd
Co
Cement
6%%
100
4,900
3%
12%
ioc
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc..
Allied Artists Pictures Corp
t
Canada
for Week
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
High
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
V—
Kunstaide N
Algemene
Low
«
Week's
Friday
Sales
Friday
165
Jan
182
Jan
Jan
169'/a
Jan
1
11%
10%
11 %
2,200
10%
Jan
12%
Jan
-1
l'ft
l'ft
1%
3,200
1%
Jan
1%
Jari
v
31
(531)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
for Week
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
Shares
Par
Low
23
Bond & Share
_
5
Electrographic Corp
1
Electronic Specialty Co_——50c
Electronic Communications
1
Electronics Corp of America
—1
In*
Air-Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
Empire Millwork Corp
31,700
23
20%
900
19
Eureka
Line
Pipe
or
25c
25
Jan
International Breweries
Jan
20%
Jan
International
Ltd
Holdings
"tMax> & Co class a
Factor
shs
of beneficial int
preferred
s2
Fargo Oils Ltd
Felmont Petroleum
—
(mh)
Co
Inc
——1
Ford
Motor
American
Co Ltd—
dep
Fresnillo
(The)
24,800
20%
Jan
8%
1,500
7%
Jan
9
2%
2V2
400
23/b
Jan
2vz
76
Jan
78%
Jan
18%
18%
19%
2,900
16%
Jan
19%
Jan
7%
3,300
25%
26%
2,500
24%
Jan
26%
Jan
Company
Investors Royalty
~97/a
90%
Jan
92
9%
Jan
Iowa
10%
5,600
3%
9%
Jan
3%
10%
Jan
Iron
3%
15,000
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
Ironrite
550
41%
Jan
Irving Air Chute
Jan
Israel-American
Oil
Co
25%
40%
~6%
41
6%
10%
10%
'
11
Jan
6%
Jan
10 %
Jan
11%
Jan
12%
8%
21%
■21%
135
135
11%
Jan
Jeannette
Jan
22%
7
Jan
Jan
16
9%
2,000
Jan
12
Glass
Corp
20 a
20%
24%
^2,300
20%
Jan
27%
Jan
1%
1%
1%'
106,100
1%
Jan
l3/$
Jan
12%
12%
8%
8%
ie
111
1%
2
24%
21% Jan
22,500
130%
Jan
13%
13%
5Vb
5%
Jan
157
Gatineau
___£1
reg
4%
Co
Power
Electric
Ltd—
Co
Goldfield
Goodman
;
Grand
Gray
;
series
&
Hall
176
12%
75
Jan
Jan
13%
Jan
Jan
172
15%
14%
•
1%
l3A
23,200
1%
143/a
181%
Jan
2,000
Jan
1%
Jan
19,900
13%
16 V2
Jan
Klein
15%
1%
Jan
5
Kobacker
Jan
38%
~3V*
200
~2%
Jan
3%
Jan
l'Aiglon
2,100
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
La Consolidada s
4%
Jan
Jan
Lake
700
43%
"2,250
273/4
Jan'
■
1%
293/4
Jan'
41
Jan
463/4
Jan
19
Jan
„
18
800
16%
Jan
18
100
17
Jan
193/8
Jan
15%
900
15
Jan
16 3/8
Jan
1%
2,300
1%
Jan
2i/a
Jan
Jan
2'A
Jan
1%
2%
3,800
3 %
3%
9,200
3
Jan
3%
Jan
2%
2%
2%
3,700
2%
Jan
3'/8
Jan
%
%
ib
4,100
%
Jan
1,200
18%
Jan
19%
18%
a jan
18%
19
19
200
19
Jan
20 3/4
5
43/4
4%
24
24
24
100
24
Jan
241/2
Jan
14%
14%
143/4
500
143/a
Jan
14%
Jan
2,800
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
100
6%
Jan
73/4
Jan
2%
3
63/4
8%
l.——1
co—
' '
—1—'
3%
•
5V8
5
—
19%
—
34,600
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;
24
Jan
18
Jan
6'/a
—
'2,300
31%
j.
J
18%
14%
1,300
3%
5%
24
Jan
23%
X9J/8
200
8%
Jan
UFA
Jan
10%
ll'A
'500
10%
Jan
12%
Jart
Jan
4%
Jan
53/4
Jan
5%
Jan
75 pesos
1
'
Jan
6%
Lamson Corp of
Jan
Jan
35
Jan
19
Jan
La
Jan
13%
Jan
16%
Jan
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
Lefcourt
4,700
22%
Jan
Jan
Leonard
r.
10%
1,500
Jan
10
31%
85%
11
5,600
10%
Jan
Tourneau
90
Jan
11%
Jan
12%
400
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
Locke
12%
500
11%
Jan
13
Jan
Lodge
Corp of America
Steel Chain
27
300
14
Jan
14%
Jan
900
25
Jan
28
Jan
Loral
1,400
2% Jan
2%
Jan
Louisiana LancL&
5%
r5%
2%
5%
2,700
5%
6%
Jan
Lunkenheimer
Jan
Lynch
1 %
Jan
22%
35
Jan
9
200
9
Jan
9%
Jan
Mack Trucks
15%
15,300
12
Jan
15%
Jan
Magellan
9
9
13%
14%
Petroleum
Voting
10,700
3
Jan
3%
Jan
1%
9,300
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
42%
5,800
41%
Jan
46%
Jan
Magna
42
6%
37,200
5%
Jan
7%
Jan
11%
2,000
1PA
Jan
13%
Jan
31%
Jan
323/4
Jan
7
Jan
71/2
Jan
6%
Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
—.
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~7
71/4
2,400
7%
7
"
25
25
150
5%
19,300
1%
5%
5%
6%
Jan
Jan
25
5%
Jan
74,100
Service
2
2
a
3,000
a
Jan
Jan
Mangel -Stores
Jan
Mansfield
1%
Jan
Jan
Tire
1%
2%
101,400
10%
10 7/»
U%
1,200
Rubber
&
%
Jan
Jan
Jan
13
Jan
Martin
Jan
24
Jan
Massey-Ferguson
1%
Jan
8%
2%
Jan
10 %. Jan
10%
lO'A
n%
8,400
10 »A
Jan
12 J/2
22%
22 'A
223/4
125
213/4
Jan
241/2
Jan
1%
1%
1%
11,300
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
13 y8
13 y8
13%
500
Jan
153/8
Jan
12%
2%
Jan
Communication
431/4
41 '/a
46%
22,700
34%
Jan
47%
47%
48%
7,500
47%
Jan
543/4
Jan
Jan
28%
800
29
12%
Xll
Ltd
Co
7
30
Mays
(j w)
Mead
Johnson
Jan
Jan
14%
Jan
Jan
22
Jan
-7
Jan
8%
Jan
30
Jan
32%
Jan
77/b
7%
2%
4,000
-
700
7%
Jan
63%
Jan
300
11%
Jan
123/4
Jan
6,500
30
Jan
363/a
Jan
1
Jan
iy8
18%
21%
23%
11%
11%
11%
8%
83a
—
8%
65
Jan
Jan
Michigan Chemical Corp
6%
Micromatic
Hone
~5%
5%
6%
6,800
*
26%
26%
27%
3,800
25c
8%
8%
9
—LI—*
38%
38%
40
—-—*■
39%
39%
1,700
8%
6%
Jan
30%
Jan
Jan
9%
Jan
Jan
38%
Jan
42%
7,900
38%
Jan
42%
95%
95%
70
6%
"6%
~7
15%
5
Jan
73%
"9%
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
Mining
Mirro
Corp
Aluminum
Airlines
Jan
Monogram Precision Industries
6%
Jan
Jan
10 va
jan
Jan
■7%
77/b
1,200
7%
Jan
11%
11%
11%
Jan
12%
Jan
11%
400
1
'2%
2%
Jan
Jan
25c
2%
2%
5
28%
27%
60c
lit
u
3 %
3%
29
2,600
27%
1
28,100
1,300
3%
Jan
H jan
3%
Jan
Jan
49
31%
Jan
Mt
Clemens
1
Jan
Jan
m't
Jan
Mount
53
6%
Products
Metal
cumulative
Diablo
com
preferred
Vernon
Mills inc^
2.50
50
200
38% x43
1,900
38%
Jan
44
Jan
42%
Mountain States Tel & Tel
10%
11%
8,600
10%
Jan
13%
Jan
107/8
Muntz tv Inc
10%
11%
3,900
10%
Jan
12%
Jan
10%
Murphy
24%
1,100
Jan
20%
Jan
24'/a
24
21
Murray Ohio Mfg Co.——
78 V*
175
74%
Jan
78 %
Jan
Muskegon
Jan
127%
Jan
Muskogee Co
Jan
35%
Jan
Muter
49
*
1
78%
15
124
—*
50
126
123
33%
Company
97
Jan
10
33%
1,200
10%
600
10
Jan
10%
Jan
Namm-Loeser's
83
100
83
Jan
86%
Jan
Napco
Jan
97
100
83
7%
300
7
Jan
8%
15,600
25%
Jan
3,300
29%
Jan
Jan
30%
30%
32
29%
81/4
Jan
131/4
Jan
14%
J an
Jan
Jan
l'A
2,900
35
Jan
393/4
24%
3,800
23'a
Jan
273/4
Jan
19 %
18%
Jan
2 l'A
Jan
21/2
Jan
1%
100
1
—
1
5
2.50
10
50c
5
Jan
2%
Jan
12%
Jan
Jan
16%
Jan
27%
Jan
6%
Jan
143/a
15
1,100
23%
26
5,500
22
Jan
6
Jan
6
6
600
20
1,400
19%
Jan
20%
Jan
23%
1,000
213/4
Jan
241/b
Jan
6%
500
61/4
Jan
63/4
Jan
100
33%
Jan
34
Jan
Jan
13%
Jan
951/2
Jan
97
Jan
Jan
39
34
97
75
8%
50%
54%
33%
35
%
33/4
1
35%
8
Jan
Jan
91/4
Jan
4
Jan
3%
Jan
17,200
501/4
Jan
593/4
Jan
2,700
331/2
Jan
393/s
Jan
Jan
8%
jan
1,500
7%
21,100
70
89
90
70
l'A
Jan
6,500
81%
6
6
Jan
144
12%
.
—
145
140
16%
170%
5%
133/a
5,100
~3%
~3%
~43/8
800
16
163/4
1,600
500
169% 172
550
6
21,500
53/8
12%
32%
7%
21
21%
1,800
32%
21%
821/2
87%
Jan
91%
Jan
Jan
831/2
Jan
801/4
142
145
Jan
Jan
Jan
32%
300
12%
133/b
2,600
32 %
33
600
7
7%
12%
13%
11 va
11 %
11%
5%
5%
6,300
12%
Jan
14
J an
47
12%
"4%
3%
Jan
83!/2
1
Inc
Jan
12
1
Corp
iy8
Jan
493/4
Jan
3
Jan
3'A
Jan
4%
16
168%
4%
Jan
Jan
16 3A
Jan
Jan
172
Jan
Jan
Jan
6'A
Jan
21
Jan
23 %
Jan
32%
Jan
33'A
Jan
12%
Jan
143/4
Jan
32%
Jan
331/4
Jan
Jan
83/8
Jan
Jan
53/8
7
2,000
12
Jan
13%
1,200
11%
Jan
11%
Jan
3,500
51/4
Jan
63/4
Jan
Jan
25%
Jan
23
23
23
2.50
Nachman
1
Piston Ring Co____
34%
Howell Electric Motors
co—.——
-1
Hubbcll
(Harvey) Inc..
——5
Hurd Lock &
Manufacturing Co.——5
—100
:.
Corporation
33%
1
Jan
Jan
600
100
4
1
Company
68
Jan
6%
803/4
1
Co
211%
60
12,800
3,300
6
1
Moody Investors Service partic pref—*
3%
300
4,900
7%
143/8
3%
a
Chemical
Jan
Jan
83/4
preferred
Montrose
Jan
261/4
35%
100
4.80% preferred series b_
—100
4.50%
preferred series c
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class a
*
Jan
Jan
9%
1,400
Monongahela Power co—
Jan
3%
123/4
Jan
%
50%
1
1
12%
Jan
253/a
Jan
83/4
8%
17%
4.40%
Jan
ii1/4
35%
35%
1
Inc
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Corp of America
Molybdenum
Warrants
21%
700
2%
95%
"ctfs"-
Jan
2%
Jan
4,600
34
rr
Jan
1,500
Jan
12%
100
Jan
2%
Jan
193/4
123/4
22%
10c
Company
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Mohawk
pfd—
4%
1,000
31%
Jan
13,700
-
*
of
15%
3%
Jan
17 Va
2%
6%
800
9%
283/4
3,700
1,900
33%
19,500
1,900
Jan
1,400
36
50
5%
10
211/4
14 %
14
50c
preferred
convertible
16%
~9%
Jan
7,000
66
6%
19%
5
Jan
8%
2.50
Co
6%
7%
*3
——1
Jan
5,700
11
10
Jan
4%%
•
50c
6,300
6%
15%
•
95%
Piping
14%
23%
6
1
preferred
7%
4%
6%
Jan
Jan
8,400
5%
;/■
5
5
93%
73%
100
Inc
conv
Miller Wohl Co common
Jan
450
——100
Associates,
Midwest
41%
v
Microwave
1% Jan
Jan
5%
26
20
li
12%
10
1
Corp
%
10c
Jan
Jan
600
23
64
1%
1
preferred
9
223/s
64
1
Michigan Sugar Co common—
800
—10c
iy4
101/4
•
18%
Midland Oil Corp $1
common
293/4
17%
5
Mid-West Abrasive
5
283/4
1
Corp
Jan
class A
28%
17%
Jan
Jan
8% Jan
2,800
9%
23 %
Thermit
&
Jan
1
21
9
23%
19%
2%
Metal
6%
1
20%
35
5%
Mines—-•
20%
35 %
Jan
1
27,400
1
Jan
s
27,400
1%
Mesabi Iron Co
6%
25c
1%
a
9%
6%
4%
10c
1
1
1
1
3,200
Jan
Jan
32%
stk div)—1
Co
1,600
1
12 'A
11%
3
(ex-50%
&
4%
//, %
Jan
30
*
Inc
Inc
Jan
Jan
1,300
7%
31
Jan
103A
11%
£1
Ltd
Industries
Maule
10%
12
100
21%
21%
30
Jan
28'A
2,700
11%
;—2.50
new
Menasco
2%
Jan
29
11
warrants
Co
12
21%
1,700
13
12
"7
11,800
2%
2%
13
463/8
Mfg Co
Merchants Refrigerating Co
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
2%
Jan
Marconi International Marine
2%
■
1%
22%
Co—
7%
7%
25
12%
%
1
2
700
7
Oil Corporation
Public
63%
preferred
5%
11'A
10c
Maine
.6%
new—;
5%
11%
lc
Mages Sporting Goods
6%
common..
l
63_1A
22 %
3%
1%
4%
—
Jan
1
3
1%
63%
—
44%
50c
certificates
trust
3
6%
a
8,400
Corp—
4%
Hoffman International
Corp..
Hofmann Industries Inc
50%
Inc warrants
63%
convertible preferred
44%
1
MacFadden Publications Inc—
Jan
2
com
Jan
443/4
Jan
Jan
13,500
a.—1
.
Jan
63A
30
Jan
18%
34
1
%
"
800
pfd^.
26%
Jan
2
Corp
%
1,600
1,000
1
!
Jan
6'A
2.50
Co
20%
9c
—
253/4
1,200
30c
Exploration
(The)
600
61/2
i
Corp—
2%
26 3/8
6'A
1
1
&
Electronics
Jan
26
"61/4
1
14%
;
19
5
Inc
28
14
jan
jan
1
10
Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
r
15%
1
Lithium
11
12%
28
Inc
Liberty Fabrics of n y com
;
5% cumulative preferred—
12%
1,000
3
Le
10%
10,900
171/4
5
25c
—
Jan
12%
53A
163/4
5
Inc
(rg)
5%
163/4
5
Corp
Refineries
53/8
5
Jan
10%
Jan
4%
10
University
25
Hoover Ball &
Bearing Co
Hormel (Geo a1 & Co
Horn & Hardart
Baking Co
Horn & Hardart
5%
Inc..
Extension
Leesona
175
—1~.—1
—
1,900
Corp
Realty
Salle
18
90
1
Inc common..,
3,700
5%
Co
Industries
31%
88%
10
Hiller Aircraft
Corp
Hoe (r) & Co
4%
5%
Delaware
& Sessions
Lamson
Lanston
90
25c
common,
41/4
5%
3
34%
—
—
4%
4'A
Industries
Lamb
5,400
27%
lO'/e
10'/a
—1
-
11'A
1
Ltd
Mines
Shore
1
Inc.,
a__
Lakey Foundry Corp..
Jan
:
new
lit? vv
Apparel
11,300
3%
243/i
3%
25
19
13%
.
14
32%
5
Industries
"vlL?V°L,d
6,000
'
„
18
30
Payne Inc.—
Co
5'A
"
^
'
181/4
2
Consol Gold
;•
'
—' V'
10c
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc.—
Holophane Co
4
3%
19%
1
:
Jan
6%
2%
.—33%c
Forge Co
34
:
Jan
18%
5
1
19%
50c
:
V* Jan..
/• Jan
2%
Inc
34
10c
1
6
90
20c
.__—1
1
29)
•>
Jan
"2%
29%
-'
15
15
—7.50
34%
41
>
Jan
2%
Corp
600
\
1
Stores
353/1
5%
Jan
3%
Rubber Co
(ib)
Hotels
Knott
Jan
Dept Stores
(s)
23,100
5%
>
Jan /
2%
—
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
34%
Hercules Gallon Products Inc—u_—10c
Herold Radio & Electronics-—25c
Higbie Manufacturing. Co
1
5%
14%
common—60c
Corp.
new
(Henry) &
-7;*-"
**
8,500
17
34%
5
—
tr„„,
175
13%
Jan
14%
1.25
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
Jan
Krueger; Brewing
16%
—
Heller (w el & Co
svatw
4 %:■
preferred
Holt
12%
16 %
10 %
12%
,
Hollinger
1,000
Jan
Kropp (The)
-*
.
Hartfield Stores Inc—
Hartford Electric
Light
Harvard Instruments inc
Hastings Mfg Co
Havana
Lithographing Co
Hazel Bishop
Inc——
Hazeltine Corp
Hecla Mining Co
Helena Rubenstein Inc
Class
12%
16%
18,700
Jan
18
—10c
Kingsford Company
Jan
il
Harbor Plywood Corp—
Trailer
Jan
1
Hannon-Kardon Inc
Harnischleger Corp
5%
11%
*
Corporation
Lamp Co
Highway
Jan
& Co
Company
Jan
1'
b
<Sr
10%
Oil
38%
1
Products
Western
Helmerich
3,400
(Walter)
Kin-Ark
Jan
-1
Company
Heli-Coil Corp
Jan
10%
Kidde
Jan
7%
Jan
50c
a
h
h
6%
Jan
4%
Guild Films
Company Inc
l——10c
Gulf States Land & Industries
—50c
&
Jan
5%
32 »/2
—*
Gridoil Freehold Leases
Gulf
5%
3,400
8
Jan
2Va
16%
1
2.50
—4
Producers
Stores
7,100
16%
5
Co
Co
Hydraulics
Rights (expire Jan
Grocery
5%
14,200
Jan
101/4
Jan
88
28
5
jewelry Stores Inc
Kay
Jan
6%
£1
:
Greer
Griesedieck
4%
8%
161/4
Jan
1%
--
41-
25c
1
(Del)
1,500
1
Varnish--—
preferred
Jan
Co
2,000
Products Corp cl a—;—10c
Consolidated Mines
1
Western
4%
8%
16%
1
Great Amer Industries Inc
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co.'
Great Western Financial Co.,
6%
29,200
5%
Inc.———-—--—1
Manufacturing
Great
4%
10 %
■
Kawneer
Jan
•
————.
Rapids
1
4%
*
Manufacturing
Manufacturing
Gotham
Jan
Corp—
Kawecki Chemical co—^
38%
Glenmore Distilleries class b—_—-1
Globe Union Co Inc—i
5
Seal
%
;.
34
25
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines-.—
Gilbert (ac) co—
Gold
14,000
1
6%
•■
8%
1
preferred
(Adolf)
Jan
•
.
dep rets ord reg
Fireproofing
General Indus Enterprises
General Plywood Corp
General Stores Corporation—
General Transistor Corp
:
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred-
Gobel
17%
.
34
1
American
Co
Jan
( Jan
Jan
83/4
100
i
General
Gilchrist
Jan
17%
—4 - •
Kaltman (d)
Company.——_____50c
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%%
pfd—100
;
Katz Drug Company1-•
*
common.-
Co
General Builders Corp common—
5'/, convertible preferred
General Development Corp
s4.60
Jan
28%
200
Industries
5
—
Gellman
,
15
Jan
17%
4'a
/
10%
—1
Co
General Alloys
General
1,500
28 %
:—1.25
preferred
Mfg Co
5'/c
14%
.
123/a
i
.
Kaiser
Jan
17%
14
15c
4,200
3,700
13 y»
Jan
14
is
j an
...10c
Jetronic Industries Inc
a72
2,500
151
%
1
—10c
Jan
a
18,700
;;
16
10%
8
i
Jan
7% Jan
500
200
%
10%
v
7%
Jan
10%
•'•••
7%
'
:
Jan
7
Jan
1
40%
400
10%
1110%
7
Jan
1
Inc
5,000
•'
7:
Co
Oil
Kleinert
ord
Jan
23%
-8V2
Intex
*
Company
(Geo a)
Fuller
rets
Jan
253/b
20 Va
8%
2,/2
International Resistance
Jan
-
Brewing Co„
Fox Head
1
'
,
16%
20 /%
Jan
1%
6%
Flying Tiger Line Inc..
Ford' Motor of Canada
Jan
—10c
10%
Jan
5%
Fishman
143/4
33%c
1
Public Service Co 3.90% pfd—100
Fireman Manufacturing
.j,—.1
Jan
.——
1,700
14%
1%
1
—
15%
*
5
1
Corp
14%
Jan
International Products
8%
r
Jan
International Petroleum Co Ltd
1,900
___25c
Financial General Corp—.—_—10c
Firth Sterling Inc
2.50
Filmways Inc
44%
Jan
44,200
-1
Jan
Jan
1%
1
—
32%
26%
ay8
_1
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Jan
44%
800
35%
———30
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc.
31%
Jan
Fajardo Eastern Sugar AssociatesCommon
Jan
27%
7%
—'—1
14'/2
30%
6,900
1%
~
Fairchild Cameia &z Instrument new__l
Jan
500
44%
1
13%
31
32
8%
1%
—-1
High
Low
13%
13%
Jan
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Corp
Fabrex
Range Since Jan. 1
30%
13%
1
Inc
'
800
21 %
—10
;—
Shares
HiRh
7,300
'
$1
of Prices
Low
Par
27%
1
Ltd
Eureka Corporation
High
Jan
,
for Week
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
r
Sales
Range
24%
'
; 8%
—_20c
pfd
1001
—10c
—
Low
24%
Week's
Last
21%
27%
Equity Corp common
$2 convertible preferred
1
Erie Forge & Steel Corp common—..h*
6% cum 1st preferred
___10
Ero Manufacturing Go__——
1
Esquire Inc
Range Since Jan. 1
High
23
21 '/a
—5c
Emery
Friday
stocks
20
Electric
el-Tronics
(Range for Week Ended January 29)
Sales
Last
stocks
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products.
Imperial Chemical
5
7%
83
7%
,
Industries Inc
National
Imperial Color Chern & Paper new—10
Imperial Oil (Canada)
Imperial Tobacco of Canada——-—-5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Pwr & Light 4% pfd—*00
Indust Electronic Hardware Corp-50c
Industrial Enterprises Inc
—-,1
Industrial Plywood co Inc—1
—25c
Inland Homes
Corp
-l
Insurance Co of North America
°
For footnotes, see
page
33.
8%
29,100
8
a
National
Jan
National
Rubber
Jan
8%
Jan
National
Jan
30%
Jan
National
27%
27
28%
3,100
25
35%
36%
8,300
35%
Jan
39
Jan
36%
12%
12%
100
12%
Jan
12%
Jan
79%.
80
_
Indianapolis
8a
79%
12
10%
125
National
Jan
5%
Jan
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
National
Starch
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
National
Steel
9%
Jan
11
Jan
National Telefilm Associates
121%
Jan
135
Jan
National
12%
6%
10
10%
600
121% 125%
81
Hess—
78%
12
5%
Co
Bellas
160
2,000
1,600
1,400
5%
National
National
6
5 v4
i-
Jan
National
8a
reg
4,650
6%
6
Alfalfa Dehydrating &
3
1
Brewing Co (Mich)—
1
Casket Company
—i_,—5
Electric Weld Machines
1
Mfg & Stores——
1
Petroleum Ltd
——__25c
Presto Industries Inc
2
Research Corp
1
Milling
National
i
Industries—
American dep rets ord
—
Machinery
&
10
Chemical
Car Ltd
Transit
—
Co
5%
103/s
900
51/4
Jan
6'A
Jan
11%
26,200
103/a
Jan
12'A
Jan
2%
400
Jan
Jan
6
Jan
2 »/2
28
30%
550
28
Jan
31%
15%
15%
900
151/4
Jan
17'/2
10%
10%
100
10%
Jan
10%
Jan
Jan
2!i
Jan
Jan
11%
Jan
2%
--
10%
2a
11
18%
22 %
29%
2%
11
214
11
7,900
400
23/8
21/2
11
Jan
183/a
19%
8,500
18%
Jan
23%
Jan
22%
223/4
500
221/4
Jan
24
Jan
Jan
31%
Jan
28%
30%
1,100
28y2
*
14%
15%
200
14%
Jan
151/8
Jan
—._10c
7%
7%
300
71/2
Jan
8%
Jan
3%
3%
100
3ya
Jan
3'A
Jan
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5%
10%
1
3%
1
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New
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&
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North
*
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Northeast
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North
Penn
Northern
North
Ind
Rankin
Northspan
1UA
Jan
7a
2*4
Jan
1*8
Jan
i «t
Serv
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4*4%
San Carlos
San
Jan
373a
Jan
355b
37 y4
1.650
35V#
Jan
43
Jan
5M»
28
28
28
Jan
30
Jan
4V4%
4.40',;
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Va
13.600
Jan
Jan
Petroleum
Brass
Okalta
Old
Oils
Ltd
Overseas
Securities
Savoy
Jan
Saxon
3 V#
Jan
Sayre
Fisher
Jan
3Ta
3%
4%
3,600
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
Scurry-Rainbow
Oil
2.500
35*4
Jan
36
Jan
Oil
Inc
Ltd—
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16,200
1
22,500
1
1*8
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1%
ft
%
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lft
Jan
Jan
1*4
Jan
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Jan
Jan
Security
Jan
Jan
2*4
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Seeman
14
35%
634
15.000
35%
35
200
240
88
87 V*
88
161.700
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21
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56.100
14
23%
6 Va
6%
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Jan
Jan
34*4
Jan
24*4
Jan
Jan
36
Jan
Jan
87
2.800
Va
Jan
21
89*4
Jan
U
Jan
90c
%
A
Jan
1
5*4
4*2
5*4
9,800
3*4
Jan
5*4
Jan
7
47«
438
5
1,300
4
Jan
5
Jan
Mi
70*2
600
70*4
Jan
75*4
Jan
1778
18
74 *4
18*4
500
17*#
Jan
18*8
Jan
300
18*4
6*2
Jan
20
Jan
2,500
19
1834
1
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Corp
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Jan
5*8
5%
6 Ma
3.100
5%
Jan
7Vo
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7 */a
1,300 '
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Jan
8%
* 7*4
Jan
9M4
Jan
Jan
3*8
Jan
4
Jan
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1
Electric
Pacific
Clay
Corp__
7*4
7%
7*a
3*8
3%
5,700
3
4*4
1,000
3*4
5%%
1st
1st
Jah
17*4
19%
7,000
17 '/a
Jan
21*4
Jan
11
Jan
13 Va
Jan
24*4
Jan
5
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1
3*8
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Water
&
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of
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90*4
Jan
46*4
Jan
46*4
Jan
28%
Jan
80*4
Jan
Jan
106*4
27%
Jan
Jan
26
Jan
Silver Creek Precision Corp
Silver-Miller
Mines
Ltd
24*4
Jan
Silvray Lighting Inc
24
V#
Jan
Simca
23*4
Jan
24 V2
24 V#
23%
Jan
800
23
Jan
2lMi
of
pfd
37a
11%
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Oils
21'4
Jan
780
82
Jan
84*4
Jan
230
79 34
Jan
82
Jan
210
Jan
"
110
78*4
Jan
4
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2,600
3%
Jan
3%
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22
*
23«
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11%
2*4
1*4
11
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1.025
94
:
11%
8*4
90
9*4
2.000
18*4
Jan
23
Jan
1,000
27%
Jan
30*4
Jan
2*4
Jan
2*8
Jan
Jan
1*4
2.700
1*4
Jan
1V4
12*#
2,800
9*8
Jan
12*4
Jan
16 7#
Jan
16*4
16*4
900
16*4
Jan
15%
15*4
15*8
600
15
Jan
11*2
12*4
8.400
10 V#
Jan
7 s#
2.50
—_.20c
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15*4
•
Jan
12*8
Jan
3*2
„—_J_2
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Jan
Jan
Jan
95
16,600
11'/a
16*4
Jan
2*2
2
—2
—
Inc
13*8
Jan
3*8
1.800
3*8
Jan
3*8
Jan
7*2
7*8
1,500
7*4
Jan
8*#
Jan
2.50
&
4*4
Jan
Jan
Jan
83
Jan
—1
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131*4
29*4
23
-
28
3,200
8%
8*4
22'/#
23.100
12
11 Mi
Jan
90
Jan
85
90
28
vte__2 Bol
Corp.
Photo
Peruvian
Jan
83
92'a
1
Pep Boys (The)—
—.—_1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect
8*4
———
Penn Traffic Co
Perfect
20*4
127*4
100
—.
Canada Ltd_.
Metal
200
82
1
—
Peninsular
Jan
89*4
83
1
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
Patino
21*4
82
8OV2
•
Company
class
Jan
84*4
83%
84
21
21*8
a
200
*
Ltd
Jan
400
23%
'
*
Airlines
23*4
24*4
x23 *2
*
preferred
500
x23*4
*
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Co
8%
~8%
"5
2.800
'4
65'2
65 Va
33 "2
34 Mi
37%
-
38*4
Jan
65*4
Jan
67*4
Jan
500
33*4
Jan
40*4
Jan
5,700
33%
Jan
19,000
3434
%
1
8%
~9*4
900
66*4
33 Va
Jan
%
38*4
Jan
;—5
—
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co—10 pesos
Phillips Screw Co.
—10c
Phoenix
Steel
PSasecki
Corp
(Del)
Aircraft Corp—
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4
36*4
35
35
5%
6
'
5*4
574
1.000
35
Jan
Jan
5*#
v
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9*4
an
16'*i
Jan
89'4
Jan
96 y8
Jan
11*4
Jan
13 Va
Jan
600
8*4
5.100
14*4
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
50
Pittsburgh Railways Co
•
Plastic Materials &
Polymers Inc—10c
96 Ve
92
96 V#
5.870
11s#
11*8
12*4
800
Poloron
Inc
Power Corp of Canada—
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Prentice-Hall
Gas
5934
Jan
Jan
383#
Jan
3%
3*4
4,000
2*i
Jan
22%
1,700
21*4
Jan
57*4
58
1
2
A
2*4
64
—1
46
46
412
4
2*2
600
4,100
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Jan
Jan
11
57
Jan
58*#
2*4
Jan
2
Jan
tf
Jan
Jan
-
Jan
Is
100
62
Jan
65
48%
64
—1
3*8
24
10V#
—
*
~
2.500
44
Jan
49*4
Jan
5ft
7.500
Jan
5*4
4}?
1
19
19
19%
1.500
18*8
Jan
20*4
Jan
17 V#
16M#
17%
2,900
16
Jan
17*8
Jan
•
9%
9%
9%
1,900
9*4
Jan
9*8
Jan
100
83 »/g
32%
83*4
225
8IV2
Jan
83*4
Jan
35
35
35
300
35
Jan
37
Jan
Colorado—
—20c
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber..
3
Pyle-National Co
——-—5
——
27%
27*4
28%
1.200
27*4
Jan
29*4
Jan
18*4
17%
20 *4
3.700
17 7#
Jan
23*8
Jan
Q
1
3*8
3ft
3ft
Jan
2,600
3*4
Jan
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—
38 Va
39
convertible
preferred
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Estate
Trust
of
America
Red a Pump Co
Reeves Soundcraft
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&
20
—
,
Corp
5c
Insurance Co
Foil
Republic
Industrial
38 V#
Ltd
Venezuelan
Oil
Co
42
Amer
Slick
20
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31
8*4
Jan
9
Jan
Jan
Sonotone
Soss
South
4.88%
Oil
Co
Jan
5%
Jan
7A
Jan
7
A
7*4
9,100
A
32%
32*4
35*8
53*4
Jan
5*4
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
13%
13%
15%
9,500
7%
7*8
7*8
700
7%
1
preferred
25
cumulative
4.08%
preferred
preferred
25
California
Petroleum
Southern
Materials Co
Inc
29*4
Jan
31*4
30
5474
Jan
56
Royalty
23%
200
23*4
Jan'
24 Ma
Jan
23*4
1,100
22%
Jan
23 Mb
Jan
53
Jan
53
Jan
49
49
200
48*a
Jan
50*4
Jan
21
21%
1,100
20 *4
Jan
2134
Jan
~4%
700
—
21%
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class
Jan
2.200
10%
26,800
10 Me
Jan
11%
Jan
13%
1,500
10%
Jan
*13*2
Jan
13
13%
2,200
13
Jan
14
25
13
18%
Jan
Jan
25*4
25'/a
100
Jan
25*4
Jan
9%
9%
9*4
9,900
8%
Jan
9%
Jan
17*4
17*4
18*4
2,100
17 Va
Jan
18%
Jan
63*4
63*4
66
1,400
14 3a
14%
15
21%
21%
23
3*4
'
1
10c
,50c
Inc
Jan
17 Mb
Jan
Jan
23 Ma
Jan
"
3%
1,000
10 *4
%
4%
4*4
15
13%
400
4%
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—
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31
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82
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321/4
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25
24%
25*4
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19
19 Ma
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Jan
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Jan
Jan
4%
Jan
4%
16%
-
16%
3
3
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16%
3*4'
Jan
15
Jan
Jan
Jan
8%
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Jan
35*4
Jan
Jan
82
3,000
300
Jan
92
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8%
200
8%
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-
,
8
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1
Jan
12
13
3,800
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Jan
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10
28,400
15
3%
Jan
10*4
29,800
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3
3,000
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10
Jan
Jan
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21%
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67%
63»/«
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3,400 '
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Jan
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1,900
24
Jan
25'4
2,000
•
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203#
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Jan
16%
Jan
/
16*4
100
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3
16,600
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19*4
20 '4
800
19%
Jan
20*4
Jan
,5
40
40
41
200
40
Jan
44%
Jan
1
23
21'/a
23
23
Jan
35 Mo
36%
13%
Jan
Jan
4%
Jan
4
Jan
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Corp
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&
20 Ma
19%
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<
72*4
18%
—___l
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Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)-,
Stroock
Jan
19
300
1
:
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(J B»
Jan
71 Va
72
Co
Instruments
Stinues
Jan
14%
-1
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Enterprises
&
Jan
6%
Jan
71*2
..
1
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd
Starrett (The)
Corp commoti_
50c convertible
preferred
<A)
13 Mb
Jan
71%
20
(Ky)
Standard-Thomson
Parts
Jan
6%
12Vb
100
4,700
..1
common
Corp
Products
Co of
12 Mb
600
6*8
13*4
10%
Forgings Corp
Stein
12%
6%
I
Standard
Steel
12%
Jan
10
Financial
Steel
Jan
5*4
12*8
1
preferred
Standard
Statham
Jan
20
Jan
12%
V
Dredging Corp
Statecourt
20%
Jan
4*4
_5
Inc
Aviation
4%
2
1
Spencer Shoe Corp
Sperry Rand Corp warrants—.
Shares
Jan
20*4
20
—
1
Co
convertible
Jan
23%
23
—
2
Line
Oil
Jan
2,600
54%
'
Corp
Realty & Utilities
Standard
Jan
31 *4
25
cumulative
Standard
Jan
29%
25
preferred
4.24%
Standard
Jan
8%
22%
Jan
.54%
31 *4
25
25
Pipe
15%
Jan
Jan
13%
22
25
Tube
Jan
5
25
Stanley
Jan
51*4
4*4
preferred
Standard
Jan
57
9,500
56
1,000
preference
$1.60
Jan
Jan
107
54%
3,800
cumulative preference
Standard
35
112
5*4
convertible
Stahl-Meyer
Jan
5%
cumulative
Southland
Jan
32 *4
1,100
5'4
4.32%
Southern
8ft Jan
36*4
Jan
5
4.48%
Southern
Jan
5*4
12.50
cumulative
4.56 %
*4
Jan
1%
Edison—
preferred
cumulative
4.78 %
Jan
4%
1
California
original
Jan
*8
2,700
36
5
Corp
Penn
5%
2*4
12,400
5
*
Corp
Southern
184,400
A
4*4
5
£1
Paper Mills
Manufacturing
Coast
2MB
1*4
*8
7
Jan
1
(Howard)
South
1*4
~5
9 Mb
1
dep rets ord registered—
Inc
Airways
Smith
~
1,500
21*4
Jan
36
400
35*8
Jan
♦
13
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13%
400
12 Ma
Jan
1
4
4
4%
52,100
3%
Jan
1
3%
3 Ma
3*4
9,300
3'/a
Jan
3 Ms
3
Ma
7%
4,000
2*4
Jan
,3*4
Jan
0
Jan
7%
Jan
16*4
16*4
300
16*4
15%
16
900
15%
Jan
16%
Jan
7*4
Jan
7*2
Jab
Jan
29%
Jan
Jan
—_l
Co
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Corporation
Sunset
International Petrol
Corp
Superior Tool & Die Co
Symington Wuyne Corp warrants
1
"TVs
6%
'
8,500
:
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Jan
24*#
26
1,200
24*«
Jan
27
Jan
19*4
20*#
1,700
19 '4
Jan
22'4
Jan
Class
10*4
11*4
1,000
10
Jan
12'/#
Jan
4%
300
22
Jan
2234
Jan
22
22
12*8
12*4
22*8
12*#
1.200
Talon
Inc
class
B
A
common
common—
cumulative
5
——
16*8
10
Tampa Electric Co
*
Taylor International Corp new—i—5
Jan
12*,
Jan
Technicolor
Jan
21*8
Jan
Inc
11 Va
43.900
9*4
Jan
11*8
Jan
47/#
6,500
4'/4
Jan
5*4
Jan
Television
1*8
1*4
900
1*8
Jan
1*8
Jan
51*4
Tenney Engineering Inc
:
Texam Oil Corporation
Texas Power & Light $4.56
pfd
Texstar Corp
46
47 V«
1,900
46
Jan
10*4
10*8
11*8
5,300
10*8
Jan
12
Jan
23
24
2.600
23
Jan
26
Jan
8
Jan
Industries
X7',2
8'4
12.500
6*4
Jan
8*4
Jan
Thew
24 V#
24*8
26'4
5.800
24*4
Jan
28'4
Jan
50c
2*4
Thompson-Starrett
2*4
2*4
100
2 '/#
Jan
2'4
Jan
Thorncllffe
3*4
—
1965—,
1
Inc. -_20c
1,100
8*4
Jan
4
„1
33.
Co,,—,—-—
Co
Inc
IOM4
1,400
10%
J*b
Ma
9%
25,300
8%
Jan
9%
Jan
2M4
1,200
2Mb
Jan
2*4
Jan
11*4
29.300
8Mb
Jan
12%
Jan
3 Mb
7.300
3
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
9%
Jan
com,
8%
8Mb
3
3
1
Jan
29
80*4
80
81%
290
73*4
Jan
Jan
5*2
81%
Jan
5*2
5%
4.400
5*4
Jan
6*8
Jan
6ft
6%
6%
1,200
6*4
Jan
7*.
Jan
4%
4%
100
4*4
Jan
5
Jan
4%
5%
21.900
4*4
Jan
16%
53's
Jan
Xl6%
17*8
500
16*4
Jan
18*4
Jan
Inc
8*4
3,300
1*4
5,200
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—5
19 Ma
3
1
Ma
19 Ma
8%
l'/a
1%
18,700
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Jan
1A Jan
Jan
1,300
19'4
Jan
8,200
2%
Jan
3*4
100
13Va
Jan
14*3
Jan
10
2,200
9M4
Jan
11%
Jan
1,400
27*a
Jan
Jan
25c
22%
22
21*4
Jan
30 *4
30*4
31
1,000
28.%
Jan
31*8
Jan
21*4
21M#
21 Ma
1,000
21*8
Jan
22
Jan
-1
—
preferred,,^—100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
-1
Tower Acceptance
Corp class A,1
Oil Co class
20%
19%
14%
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deposit rets def registered—5s
Shipyards Corp.;
—20
Cuba
Jan
—1
2634
9M4
26*4
27
400
25 Ma
Jan
79*4
79 Va
275
78
Jan
33a
3%
1,900
3/4
Jan
8*/a
8*4
87/,
800
7%
Jan
'4
'4
A
38,600
ft
Jan
Toledo Edison 4*4%
Trans
Jan
Jan
1%
22%
14%
Amer
Todd
1%
89
3%
.3
—10
9*4
89
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10c
10c
9V4
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Tilo
Roofing Inc
1
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets orcL registered—£1
Jan
21V#
9*4
9
Jan
334
2,900
10*4
10c
4V«
1,800
25%
25
8
1
preferred
Park Ltd—
Thriftmarkets
3%
13.800
Jan
2Mb
Thorofare Markets Inc.
21%
*4
,
8%
Jan
21%
28
17%
Jan
2Mb
9*4
4%
1.
see page
9*4
4%
£1
Roxbury Carpet Company
4
8*4
25
27%
_l
Inc__
70c convertible
Shovel
Va
20c
Tel-A-Sign Inc,,——
Teleprompter Corp ——1
23
16
——I
11%
4*4
46*4
5
preferred—,,—10
20*4
1
Amer
footnotes,
27*4
28
8*4
1
*2
Rochester Gas & Elec 4V
pfd F—. ._100
Rokeach (I) & Sons Inc class
A— -50C
Rolls Royce Ltd—
dep rets ord regis
Roosevelt Field Inc
100
4,200
27*4
"5'4
IT
_*
1
Robinson Technical Products
Jan
1
Co
Jan 3
29%
20,000
*
1*8
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
to
5,000
preferred
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
19*4
Corp—
Ex-Liquidating distribution
For
2,600
1
Corp
Corp
Argentine Mining
Vtc extended
Shares
4
10
4
Inc—2
Resistoflex
Ridgeway
%
Jan
*4
'9,600
26*4
A
I
1
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic
Jan
25
%
25
A
10c
.—25c
1
Corp
Co
*
Rico
_1
4034
1
Investment
(Robert*
Reliance
Sinclair
10*4
_
Real
200
Jan
1
Rapid-American
Corp.;
1
Rath Packing
Co
10
Raymond International Inc (new)—3.33
Reading Tube Corp common.——I
SI.25
Simpson's
Stylon
Quebec Lithium Corp
Investment,
American
convertible
$3
—t
—
Stetson
Wk cumulative preferredPuerto Rico Telephone Co
Ramo
Co
■
Jan
64
1
—
——
of
Jan
30*4
21*4
—
Inc
Service
Jan
45*4
*
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The) Company
Public
7*#
600
4,400
8%
3%
__
East Dome Mines Ltd
Providence
4.100
49*4
35*4
21*<
(Del)_—2.50
Pratt & Lambert Co
Preston
Va
47 *2
30*2
1
.
Jan
9
8%
1
Polymer Corp class A—-—:.
Powdreil & Alexander
Jan
34 Va
10
1
9
Jan
16
Jan
16%
_1
6*4
Jan
Jan
8*4
—
Jan
6
14*8
Electronics Corp—
Products class A
5*8
13
8%
Pole.rad
Jan
800
143#
Pneumatic Scale
Jan
9,500
1
Industries
41*8
14*4
—-—««——1
Pierce
Jan
6*4
6
13
13
2.200
Silcx
Southern
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
Industries
28*4
112
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
24*4
25
——
Pen
28*4
—2
Jan
preferred
Class B
B
24*4
Warrants
Parker
Jan
8934
—2
26*4
preferred
Chemical
Jan
4Ms
Jan
Jan
25
A—
400
preferred
Park
31%
Jan
3 *4
106*4
3%
28*4
700
Lighting $4.50 preferred
Tubes—._—
Pancoastal Petroleum (-C Ai
29*4
Jan
2,200
Corp of America^—__;—3
Siboncy-Caribbean Petroleum Co—10c
27 V8
21 *
Paddington
Page-Hersey
2,500
9%
Jan
4,600
Shoe
25V4 x26
preferred—_25
Light 5%
Corp class A
31 Ma
7%
10,600
30*4
30*4
9%
—*
preferred—
26%
1st
&
Jan
9*4
4
common—12.50
25
redeemable
Petroleums
37
'
106*4 108
Inc
new
Jan
4.36V
Power
Jan' a
200
100
Products
Sherwin-Williams
Jan
21
Pacific
35
37
*
.
39*4
preferred—25
Pacific
Jan
50
37
Co
30*8
1st
Northern
.'12
10*4
Jan
redeemable
Pacific
;
10
Jan
4.50V
dividend
Jan
10'4
;—
29*8
preferred—25
dividend
10
20c
Inc
36%
preferred
dividend
2,400
II,200
1.400
1st
conv
Jan
13"
21 Ma
5,800
1st pfd series A—25
$4.36
Jan
18%
%
13*4
18%
39'4
1st
$4.75
13
*8
303#
redeemable
S4.75
A
Jan
13,400
15*4
10c
25
dividend
Jan
25%
18*4
37*8
redeemable
$4.40
4!,\
Jan
——3
x29%
5V
Pacific
A
20*4
1
Class
U
19,300
38*2
—
redeemable
1,400
4 V.V
Jan
23 *4
29%
preferred
preferred-
j
Jan
20 Va
pfd—25
1st
5%
4.80V
Jan
V 7'Va
3
Jan
6'/a
Jan
'
~3U
Jan
8%
20*4
1
4%
5 Va
:
1
—
Sliawinigan
8*4 Jan
iV
'
,
Jan/
3
3%
—~1
8
1
Products
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
5'r
6M1
1
—
6%
;
3,200
Signal Oil & Gas Co class
Oxford
.
3Va
10c
class B
Corp of America
Sherman
Jan
Jan
Serrick Corp
Denn
Jan
7 Ma
Petroleums-
Sentry Corp
Sliattuck
12'4
V; 6 Ma
Inc_
Leather
Jan
*'4*4
Servo
Seton
Jan
10%
7,200
Corp.—
Servomechanisms
Va
1V4
77/o
General
Freehold
(The)
Jan
Jan
7 Ma
Seaporcel Metals Inc—
5.000
Jan
*4
1*8
7*8
Airlines-.—__—.—i
1*8
35.500
U
3
2%
Western
Co
Jan.
*8
20%
/
Ltd——3.50
Plywood & Lumber—,
80
21*4
,
2,300
Allied Milling
1*8
Jan
2,300
Seaboard
79*8
I6M4
5,800
Seaboard
1 Va
200
5
Jan
Jan
Jan
17'4
7*4
638
80
21*4
16*4
12%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
4*4
3 Va
79
IT'4
18 V4
7*8
Jan
350
Jan
600
11%
2*#
Jan
Jan
20*4
20
7*4
4.900
65
Jan
7%
47/a
3
Jan
Jan
16
Jan
11%
2,'i
5'2
19
Jan
7
1
25c
—
Paper Corp
&
63 V4
Jan
13
800
—25c
(Deli—
Jan
30
17*4
I,900
7%
19*4
50c
2V4
i
1,400
14
1
;•
20
700
<
7
18
13
13
-20
1.100
5.700
80
Jan
17%
*
3%
57a
.
4
Co_
20c
__—
Jan
100
38*8
111-
_5
3*4
16 pesos
38*4
64*4
Mfg Corp
2,600
500
39*8
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Opelika
3%
series
Petroleums
5*2
.
3%
9,200
Jan
5.60%
6434
-
Jan
37n
%
Snrcee
29)
Corp common
cumulative preferred
3*4
1 Ma
Supphire
Jan
1
Town
40c
Jan
21*4
Jan
578
38%
100
3
*4
1*8
10*4
Jan
5%
preferred
8,100
1 *8
Jan
Jan
5V4
50c
Ohio Power 4 % %
3%
——
3
.1
3 Vu
1 Va
I/4
8*4
37 Va
Co
3VB
"*4
700
11.800
25.600
64%
Corp
Jan
3*4
preferred—
—_20
Petroleums Ltd———1
1%
37*4
-10c
Jan
16*4
5s#
^-50
(Del)
2%
20
10*4
—____—'
Amer A
5.200
1
preferred——
preferred
1ft
37%
Ltd
3%
,_1
preferred—
53a
Ltd—_—1
Jan
3
3 '/a
Electric Co—/>•.
Gas &
series
8%
o
Ohio
Diego
1ft
37*a
Mines
Ltd
9*4
i.
pfd—100
9U
Inc--—-————-2.50
series
Jan
*4
Jan
1
Milling Co Ltd
35
%
Jan
7%
—
Corp
Jan
1.500
1
Mines
Warrants
Rights (expire
Cgden Corp
Lawrence
Salem-Brosiua
1«
150
Jan
!___
Uranium
Occidental
St.
Jan
Jan
Jan
9
1.100
Haynes
36
"%
4%
21,600
7*2
Jan
&
—_1
Co
Nuclear Corp of
Ryerson
4,200
ur
Jan
8%
8 Va
Jan
36
25
—
Pub
Ryun
Jan
1334
1%
10
____
Ltd
Oils
RR
Jan
32
1%
10
cl$ss A
________
Airlines
1
Jan
84,508
1
Royalties Inc
Canadian
Jan
High
3*4
4
50c
—
Company
Consolidated Petroleum
Jan
Low
1,700
CI he F C)
35
1
Railway
Class B
North American
North
1
—
Inc___—.—__
& Southern
27/#
Russell
Corp-'
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
4
Co Ltd—
_•
Fifth Avenue Inc.-—— -50c
Russeks
Jan
Jan
LOW
-
—
4
Oil
35 MI
1
Mines
Lites
Norfolk
Jan
u
34
10
Ltd
Mines
37*8
Jan
12 Vi
%
~~a
RosariO-._3.33Mj
Honduras
234
Royalite
27*8
1.400
150
*
Royal American
Jan
12.800
»
,—
Co
Jan
10.300
U
123
1%
Mining Co
Process
2 V#
n
1
*
Superior Oils___-———-—-1
New
8.100
31
12*4
35*8
3*8
Jan
19
of Prices
Par
High
Jan
3V4
6,200
2%
12
28 %
1
20c
1,000
36*8
238
50c
&
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
New
20
19
a
3,800
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
3%
314
25c
Chem Co
&
Zinc—.—
~
Arizona Land
Jersey
New
21
.
Shares
Sa
Sales
for Week
Last
STOCKS
High
3534
36
Watch Co__—--1
Clock &
Haven
19%
20
Tel & Tel
England
3 *4
1
Co
Mur
Nestle-Le
of Prices
Monday, February 1, 1960
.
.
w»pk's
Week's
Friday
for Week
.
w«k e»w ja„ua,y 29)
Sales
Low
30c
Electric Corp—
National Union
Week's
Range
Friday
Financial Chronicle
A.,!
50c
,
Number 5921
191
Volume
The Commercial and Financial
•.
.
Chronicle
(533)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
(Range for Week Ended January 29)
Sales
Last
American Stock Exchange
Par
Transportation Corp of America—
Class A common
_______10c
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co_a
*
Tri-Continental warrants
True Temper Corp_____.
10
Low
10%
1,000
9%
12%
12%
13'/4
27%
27%
2,200
300
25 */B
Jan
10%
Jan
Southwestern
Gas
deb
Corp
123/4
Jan
17%
Jan
Washington
Jan
29
Jan
Webb &
24"
Jan
27%
Jan
West
22
Electric
&
6s
3V4s
203/4
25%
22%
26 Va
23,800
21%
Jan
26 Va
Jan
16%
15%
16%
1,300
153/4
Jan
11
Jan
ABaden
11%
11%
300
113/8
Jan
13 %
Jan
Central Bk of German State &
27%
28%
500
27%
Jan
28%
Jan
6%
7%
2,000
6%
Jan
8%
4%
5
8,500
4%
Jan
5i56
6,000
1
Jan
1
4,900
44
6%
200
44
7%
Jan
High
99%
100
3%
9,100
2%
Jan
3%
200
5Va
Jan
6
4
65
5
90%
93%
64
99
66%
99%
15
16%
92
92
983/4
98%
45
45%
45
45
$120
Prov Banks—
$150
April-Oct
$150
$15
B
1951
Port
5%s
series
4%s
&
A
series
A Hanover
Jan
5%
931/4
64
17%
.....
Jan
5%
93
Waterways 6V2S 1952
Jan-July
German Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
j L)eb j
ustm enr"debs^
Jan
55
Jan
6%
3%
3%
18
$99 Va 100
Jan-July
1951
7s
1952
A
series
ADanzig
iV Jan
Jan
%
43,200
6%
44
Low
90
99 y4100
Feb-Aug
A 6s
Jan
176
(Germany)
series
A6s
Jan
6%
64%
Jan. 1
No.
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Jan
4%
i5e
993/4
June-Aug
Jan
6%
1964
1974
1960
5s
2,000
%
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Dec
Range Since
Sold
High
$87%
June-Dec
3%s
Power
5s debs
Traction
21%
—l_-_j —1 %_
Bonds
Friday's
Jan
Water
Knapp Inc
Penn
20%
27%
1970
1963
A
ser
20%
Chemical Corp
—5
Union Gas Co of Canada^
*
Union Investment Co_T_—
__4
Union Stock Yards of Omaha__20
United Aircraft Products
__50c
United Asbestos Corp__
„_—__1,
United Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vteir™-~_1 United Cuban Oil Inc
10c
United Elastic Corp____~_______—_♦
United Improvement & Investing__2.60
United Industrial "warrants"
United Milk Products
:
.—___5
United Molasses CO Ltd—
; ,
Amer dep rets ord registered10s.
United N J RR & Canal—.
100
or
Bid & Asked
Low
26%
'
Unexcelled
Sale Price
High
8,900
28%
24
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Wasatch
24
Interest
BONDS
Range Since Jan, 1
High
9%
——1
Lux Corp
Trans
Low
Week's Range
Friday
'
stocks
33
$90
Jan-July
1967
Jan-July
$90
Feb-Aug
$120
May-Noo
$63
1967
B
(Prov)
1949
6%s
Jan
Maranhao
(Plan A)
stamped
2%s 2008
.
Pacific Aluminum—
1
U S Air Conditioning Corp
50c
U S Ceramic Tile Co
1
U S Foil Co class B
—1
U S Rubber Reclaiming Co
1
United Stores Corp
————50c
Universal American Corp
—25c •
Universal Consolidated Oil
10
Universal Controls In^
—25c
170% 171
Insurance
Universal
Marion
Utah-Idaho
.
Jan
173
19
Jan
53/8
9%
29,403
38 J/4
10%
Jan
10
Jan
A7s
Jan
/Parana
•
39%
38%
42
11 %
11
46%
Jan
Jan
11%
Jan
4%' Jan
43/4
Jan
16,000
5
Jan
5%
37
Jan
700
4%
600
5
5%
Z/;
5%
37 %
•
41%
16%
16%
17%
Jan
34%
Jan
16%
Jan
17%
Jan
Jan
8%
Jan
5,000
8 y
7%
8%
17,500
7
/>
Victoreen
A
Inc
Vornado
'
9%
Jan
103/4
7%
Jan
7%
Jan
700
5
Jan
6%
Jan
13%
34,700
11%
Jan
133/s
Jan
8%
30,000
5%
Jan
6
19,000
5%
Jan
6%
600
12%
Jan
13%
12%
800
11%
Jan
12 %
"w i,"
Jan
12%
13%
2,100
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
*
4%
4%
5%
Baking
7% preferred
*
—100
3%
3%
3%
voting
$2 cumulative
preferred
series
Weiman
*
Wentworth
West
Texas
4.40%
Stock and Bond Averages
Western
Development
Western
Leaseholds
Western
Stockholders
Co
.
Invest
Wickes
Oil
Corp
(R
C)
&
5%
preferred
6%
dep
Bethlehem
Boston
Elec
Steel
Edison
6s
2%s
Chemoil
Industries
Chicago
Transit
&
Lackawanna
of
N
Jan
1
for the 30 industrial stocks and for the 65-stock composite average give effect
to the Allied Chemical Corporation's distribution of one additional share of common stock for each
share held.
This changed the divisor for the 30 industrials to 3,739 from 3,824 and that for the
65 stocks to 18.71 from 18.97.
1
1%
5
mortgage
6s
subord
debentures
Western
Transferred
S
5s
convertible
5%s
New
E
6%s
Ohio
1st
due
Power
'
/y i5e
30%
mortgage
Pennsylvania
"%
%
2%s series
3 '/as
A
5,400
30%
100
subord
Water
"i9e
■»
2
3s
series F
3%s
'
.
series
G
5s
£1
40c
1
I
series
K
Jan
44
Jan
Tues.
Jan
Wed.
5
5s
Edison
Jan. 28__
104.25
High
Fri.
Jan. 29__
104.30
Low
104.25 Jan 28
193/a
based on the closing prices of the common stock
1960, for composite and by major industry groups
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the current
year are as follows (1939=100):
-1959-1960-
Jan
89%
Jan
13
Jan
89%
13
13%
22 %
22% z22%
47%
47
14
22%
Jan
30%
47
Jan
55%
Jan
Jan
9f5
Jan
3%
Jan
1%
7,600
1%
Jan
1%
233/8
1,100
213/a
Jan
243/b
7%
7%
4,100
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
4%
7%
5%
1,900
4%
Jan
5%
Non-Durable
Jan
Jan
1/6
86%
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
High
Maj/-Nov
Sold
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
Apr-Ocf
1976—Jan-July
Trade,
118
127%
29
Jan-July
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
50
86%
27
85%
Jan-July
1998_Jan-JuZy
6s
1965
Mar-Sepf
Jan4-July
„
3%s
1970
3s
82%
231.8
207.1
440.7
—1.5
447.3
382.7
295.0
—2.7
360.4
283.8
83
65
5
63%
65%
84
84
17
82%
84
84
49
1
30
31
11
.
49%
30
Total
U. S.
Bond
Gov't
Bonds
Bonds
Sales
'
$4,815,000
$494,000
$5,309,000
6,263,000
2,462,820
5,795,000
4,620,000
468,000
236,000
4,856,000
2,626,800
4,823,000
3,061,000
14,005,490
3,062,360
Tues.
48
-
Bank
Bonds
Bonds
2,792,510
Jan.25
Mon.
Int'l
Foreign
and Miscel.
No. of
Jan. 26
Wed.
49
Stock Exchange
Railroad
Stocks
Shares
"
83
Jan. 27
Jan. 28
Fri.
Jan.29
/
.*.
32
Total
274,000
5,097,000
6,452,000
517,000
6,969,000
$26,505,000
$1,989,000
-
$28,494,000
$98%
Jan. 1 to Jan. 29
Week Ended Jan. 29
$60
110% 111%
26
109
1960
115"y2
;'
Stocks—Number
$20%
114
103
76%
75
6
73
84
113
/
101
75%
121
105
76%
$96
96%
$101
101%
U.
19
—
88%
88
$81
91%
$85%
117%
89
83 Va
91%
101
96
96
_2
87%
152
65
97
$75
85 3/4
L28
—
-
90%
88%
Jan. 25
Jan. 28
1,041,050
Fri.
Jan. 29—_——
85
85%
10
85
92%
92 %
5
90
98
98
7
98
7
99
4
85%
100 34
100%
96%
97
86 %
Total
Bonds
$87,000
$2,000
7,000
7,000
162,000
138,000
1,037,815
Thurs.
Bonds
148,000
1,059,290
Jan. 27
Foreign
Corporate
$1,000
7,000
5,000
150,000
$84,000
1,274,705
Jan. 26
Bonds
1,090,485
58,000
2,000
60,000
119,000
6,000
125,000
"■***'
—
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Jan-Afrg
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
$79
Gov't
Bonds
—
$15,000
$547,000
5,503,345
$22,000
$584,000
—
78
$74
86 %
Foreign
Shares)
Total-
81%
Stock Exchange
Domestic
Tues.
154
65
90%
$84
$148,942,500
Mon.
$73
86%
$116,340,000
Wed.
89
85%
$33,210,000
Stocks
117%
—
$64%
142,360,500
(No. of
$83
90%
110,125,000
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
91%
86
145
31,578,000
$28,494,000
89
117%
$6,215,000
26,505,000
Industrial
81
90
95%
97
149
2
and
$1,632,000
6,577,000
Transactions at the American
86
$96
4,000
-
Total
77%
—
117% 117%
$1,000
Bank_.
$1,989,000
Railroad
113
75%
81
15
1959
83,253,414
Government
S.
International
127
Foreign
33
18,719,913
14,005,490
Shares—
63,932,362
Bonds—
:77
89
113
of
1960
1959
"
21
21
21%
73
$81
74%
$75%
1971—Jan-July
—0.7
0
'
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
120%
120
Feb-Auflf
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
II
318.7
221.3
287.1
86%
65
April-Oct
Corp 3s 1981—May-Noo
conv deb '62—Jan-July
371.6
434.2
and Service
———
46%
84%
82%
May-Now
-
510.5
327.6
—2.0
Transactions at the New York
46%
65
1964__June-Dec
3%b
570.1
219.8
______
Finance
128
118
May-Non
1968
—1.7
321.2
,
High
Low
No.
82%
1974.—Jan-Dec
liq tr ctfs—
457.8
531.2
522.1
;.___
Utility
Range Since
Jan. 1
Bonds
17
49
490.7
504.7
527.7
—1.8
Week's Range
»15
•
400.1
—1.8
—1.6
523.8 i
495.6
—
Goods
Transportation
Mining
J47
119
Low
554.2
423.6
/;
514.6
Goods
Durable
Jan
23
High
441.3
Change
Jan. 15, '60
'60
416.9
—
Manufacturing
Jan
3 %
1%
Percent
Jan. 22,
Composite
9^*5
23"
ending Jan. 22,
Jan
700
week
for
Jan
200
870
y
for
The SEC index of stock prices
Jan
Thurs.
I
Gas
34%
Range
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Jan
5
Jan
89
6
Thurs.
Jan
13
23
Jan
18 %
89%
4
101.42 Sep
.
Jan
87
28
Digitized for Southern Counties Gas (Calif)
FRASER
Low
Jan
40
Jan-July
1978
5s
3s
104.32
104.27
2%
75
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
1964
Power
Jan. 26—
Jan. 27__
Inc.
for 1959
109.60 Aug
18%
26
4,000
Apr-Oct
3%s
High
Jan
Jan
l3/4
17
1,000
105.10
Jan. 25—
1960
109.39 Jan
%
Jan
19
100
Range
Closing
Jan
%
19%
Quar-Feb
1983
California
Mon.
29%
June-Dec
1982
Southern
Jan
19%
1994—June-Dec
1982
J
29%
26%
June-Dec
1974-
1963
to
debs
1981—1
series
Jan
2,200
2
Low
1993
A
Power
1982
series
Date—
15,700
17%
0
1978
4%8
4%s
30%
Jan
28%
1961
1976
4%s
Jan
37%
Jan
1979
4 %s series H
32 %
Jan
Jan
1973
C
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau,
Jan
.150
33%
Ltd—
&
Over-the-Counter industrial Stock Averages
30%
263/4
3%s
Co
mortgage
3s 1971
Water
E
jan
Jan
series D 1976
3%s series
3/8
13%
1970
3%s
extended
California
3%8 series A 1973
B
Jan
Jan
22
20
20
Television, Inc—
Power
Southern
series
311
11%
debentures
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
3s
Jan
Jan
3%s 1970
Public Service Electric & Gas Co
Rapid American Co 7s deb 1967
53/4s
conv
Safe Harbor
3%
averages
28%
30%
30%
Mar-Sep
1st
Jan
1,100
314
Jan
1970
Jan
subord
Power
1953
5%
Jan
debs
Corp
on
Theatres &
Nippon Electric
Jan
3%
1974
England
Jan
3%
12 %
AGuantanamo & Western RR 4s 1970
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
Midland Valley R.R 4s 1963
i.
National Bellas Hess 5%s 1984 w i
National Research Corp—
National
50
10 %
1963
Financial
t.o
Jan
83
28,200
.
A 1st
mortgage 4s series B 1993.
May
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961—Mar-Sept
General Builders Corp—
Great
Jan
20%
Jan
The
a
RR—
series
4s
111
Jan
79
500
81%
4%
Jan
181/4
3,700
ji
20%
4,400
Division—
J
81.29
Jan
33/8
17
1973
debs
6s
Western
81.76
44
50c
A
78.30
4%
3%
1998
series
78.07
Jan
10c
1
87.12
Jan
4,300
—
Authority
Delaware Lack
1st
Aug
208.22
3%
~5
—2
3%s
81.17
86.35
3%
41/4
regular
Power
81.41
700
Last
Appalachian
78.26
200
81%
1
inc
77.91
3%
8
4s
87.10
3%
20
100
subord debs
210.32
152.35
Friday
Pump
81.13
86.21
629.84
Sale Price
conv
81.11
81.35
637.67
Period
&
81.09
81.21
78.05
27—
Interest
5%s
81.22
77.90
77.96
28
BONDS
Steel
77.88
78.11
87.17
Jan.
New York Stock Exchange
AAmer
78.06
87.20
211.00
Jan.
4%
preference
Alsco Inc
87.18
a210.76
86.45
Jan
1
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Zale Jewelry Co
Zapata Off-Shore Co..
Zapata Petroleum Corp—
212.55
86.21
154.19
Jan
25
ord
rets
86.38
154.28
.639.84
i
30
2,100
Petroleum Co.
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
40
Bonds
93/
13%
.
ities
Jan
1
Inc
Rails
Jan
11%
—
Rails
30
12%
pfd
Util¬
trials
.
82
10%
Woodley
American
26—
13%
——
Industries
25—
Jan.
10%
Co
65
Stocks
a639.07
22
Jan.
Jan
1
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%%
ities
155.63
Jan.
Jan
1%
—10
Wood (John) Industries Ltd.
Wood Newspaper machine—
Woodall
•
roads
Total
10
Grade
100
5
common
Industries
Wilson Brothers common
a
Jan
Jan
3 3/a
Jan
1%
Jan
28%
Jan
2%
154,700
Rail-
trials
Date
Grade
400
111
1
10c
1
1
...
Corp new
Brothers Co.—
Williams-McWilliams
Williams
21%
19,000
1%
10
(The)
Williams
150
3%
Indus¬
Jan
4%
Jan
10
Second
Indus¬
88
~3%
20
Inc
River
3
1,500
75
Jan
Util¬
3%
—Is
•
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
White Eagle International Oil Co
White
Stag Mfg Co
Wichita
—Bonds—
10
First
10
Total
15
20
30
Jan
Ltd—
Coal
Westmoreland
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by
on
30%
*
Ltd.
Western
Westmoreland
representative stocks and bonds listed
Dow-Jones & Co.:
the daily closing averages of
3%
.100
1
Amer dep rets ord shares
Tablet & Stationery
/
are
82
50c
pfd
75
—
certificates;
30%
.1.25
1%
Inc
Products
Utilities
"M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust
with warrants; "x w."' without warrants.
153.74
1
Manufacturing
Chemical
44
"w w,"
issued;
Jan
4
Jan
1%
5
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
West
27
83%
& Company Inc
3%
53/4
Jan
3
1%
(Del)—
Webster Investors Inc
27
10c
preference
300
"4%
3
1
Webb & Knapp Inc common.
$6
~3%
~3%
30
Co
Instrument
4%
■«-
—1
common
Precision
Waltham
ctfs
trust
_
Inc
Bond
Waitt &
$41 %
Stocks
1,500
15
45%
45%
Jan-July
v
Co
Wagner
when
Below
VV
Aircraft
Waco
Jan-july
in
"conv," convertible;
tive;
Jan
12%
12%
—
bid
Jan
13
10c
________—
$57
being
Jan
8%
5%
7%
$98 3/» 100
traded flat.
and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
receivership.
~
:
>
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
Jan
600
12 %
12%
_»
_—
—
1,300
5%
k
6
2
25c
Manufacturing
Vogt
'
7%
—1
Products
Food
12
—1
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co—
Vita
9%
7%
12
'
Bonds
§ Reported
__
Corporation
Vinco
9%
5
Industries warrants
(The) Instrument Co—
Norman
$60
•
par
$ Friday's
7%.
9%
Corp ______
1
Tire & Rubber—1
Vanderbilt
Van
5s 1972
2%s 2008
(Republic of)—
/
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Rio de Janeiro stamped (Plan A) 2s 2012
V
Valspar
1947
A)
$60
May-Nov
April-Oct
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
value,
a Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction for cash
(not included in year's range), t Ex-dis¬
tribution.
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock
dividend.
Jan
18%
Jan
27,900
100
Jan
34
2,600
17%
34%
16%
-
(Plan
■
Peru
♦No
16%
38%
16%
34%
38%
stamped
'
Jan
'
11%
4%
4'%
(issue of Oct 1927)
Mortgage Bank of Denmark
Jan
Jan
800
9%
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—,,
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
Jan
Jan
4%
2,700
5
.
— _
'/
170
16%
14
(Fla)
Corp
5%
"j 9%
9%
....
600
17%
-
5
'
—15
_
Sugar
17
17
United
Universal
40
~5
85
Week Ended Jan. 29
79
85%
85%
92 Va
<
98%
1959
1960
Stocks—Number
of
1:
Shares—
Bonds—
5,503,345
96%
97%
Foreign
12
86%
^
43,326,005
$522,000
$3,296,000
$3,086,000
26,000
119,000
251,000
40,000
55,000
113,000
$588,000
$3,470,000
$3,450,000
^
84
84
15,000
22,000
87
—
government
corporate
Total—-
—
;
$584,000
1959
25,404,512
-
Foreign
1960
Jan. 29
10,523,255
$547,000
Domestic
100%
Jan. 1 to
The Commercial and Financial
34. (534)
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, February 1, i960
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended January 29)
Boston Stock
Sale Price
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Par
Agricultural Chemical
American
American
American
Sugar
Refining
American
Tel 8c
Tel
Anaconda
Co
&
Boston
Edison
Boston
Pers
Cities
Albany RR
Hecla
Range
28 Va
Jan
79%
Jan
65%
57%
57%
.5
24%
—Id
45%
46%
Jan
Jan
68 y4
123%
Jan
62%
Jan
Jan
58%
26%
Jan
48%
Jan
59
76%
Jan
122
142%
Jan
55%
•mmm
'•
57%
45
55%
Jan
59 V4
Jan
Jan
.O';
86 ye
148
Jan
Jan
U
S
Rubber
——5
U
S
Shoe
——————1
39%
39%
39 Va
106
39
Jan
42%
U
S
Steel
——16%
90%
90%
91%
115
90%
Jan
103%
Jan
96
102 Va
Jan
110 %
Jan
20
51%
Jan
56 Va
Jan
New
11.50
Electric
Westinghouse
common
i—.—.
w
-
103
103
—6.25
amm'-
'
51%
51%
-/
Jan
21%
High
77%
76%
_
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Jan
45%
Shares
142% 143%
«_
__
for Week
Low
—
_
_
Jan
20% Jan
303
Jan
Jan
56
10
■
30%
83%
.
59%
2
24%
62%
2
490
Co
Jan
170
61
60%
_*
/
Jan
91%
792
122
Inc—
Co
30%
Jan
7,221
59%
—
Jan
80%
82%
122
—*
25
High
28%
-
29%
62%
—100
Prop
&
1,107
Union Carbide
80%
80%
——50
z
Co
Service
97
83%
Texaco
29%
T
33%
———
Boston
Calumet
com
30%
77
77
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
29%
*
5
100
Corp
Motors
Low
Par
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
of Prices
Friday
Exchange
23% Jaii
122
Jan
'
Jan
We
indebted to the firm of W. E. HUTTON & CO for the transmission
are
of these Cincinnati prices.
'
Copper
21%
*
21%
50
28%
29%
202
.
Fuel
Eastern
Gas
Eastern
Mass St Ry
&
Assoc
r.
10
com
28% Jan
30%
Jan
18
Jan
18
Jan
57%
Jan
60%
Jan
Detroit Stock Exchange
'
6%
cumul
pfd
First
National
Ford
Motor
General
Co—-
class
Stores
*
83%
781
84%
85
5
59%
80 y4
^—5
—
So
18
58%
*
Inc
Co
Electric
18
100
B—-
89%
2,339
10
287
Jan
93%
Jan
Jan
100%
Island
Coal
Co
64%
Jan
36%
Jan
ACP
'
Lone
Copper Corp
Star
New
»
Jan
Allen
* V
Mathieson
Quincy
Reece
Shawmut
Stone
United
U
S
30%
Jan
11%
Jan
12
Jan
19%
Jan
20%
Jan
35%
36%
200
35%
Jan
37%
Jan
47%
48
190
47 y4
Jan
53%
Jan
201
15%
Jan
16%
Jan
28
Jan
29
Jan
Vermont
1
15%
16
28%
28%
5
1%
1%
100
15%
Jan
1%
1%
Jan
Jan
2.50
42%
42%
16
42%
Jan
44
Jan
*
31%
31%
1
31V*
Jan
32%
Jan
Inc
54%
55%
158
35%
8
1
36%
123
54%
Jan
58
Jan
35%
;
Jan
36%
Jan
v
Wrigley
•
•
_
Corp
25
Co
.
!„
27
RR
50
Co
100
4
12.50
issued
6.25
36%
2,609
33%
Jan
36%
Jan
27
28%
1,200
27 V*
Jan
3iy4
Jan
53%
55%
266
53%
Jan
64
Jan
56
54%
5
Mass
33%
57
123
56
Jan
62%
Jan
31%
.
——
101%
50
31%
73
74
101% 103%
50
29%
Jan
33%
Jan
72
83
110
Jan
74
Jan
623
101%
Jan
304
52%
50%
Jan
114%
Jan
56%
Jan
,
Par
•->"
''
.
Stores—
American
Metal
Last
Range
of Prices
Par
Aeronca
Manufacturing
Low
8%
IIIIIZI20
American Laundry
Balcrank
38%
—10
1
Jan
1%
450
24
Jan
27%
31%
32%
1.006
31%
Jan
35
Jan
62%
63%
1.007
62 y4
Jan
70%
Jan
13%
14%
14%
2,745
13%
•
54% * 55%
10%
2
Manufacturing
40%
Gas
Milling
Telephone
.8.50
Range Since Jan. 1
Fruehauf
Bearings
Jan
Jan
14 y2
Jan
1,340
53%
Jan
55%
Jan
11'/a
495
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
41 y8
.
;
4%
35%
41%
8,758
41%
Jan
42%
Jan
22 y4
1,612
21 Va
Jan
25 y4
Jan
40%
—
40%
231
40
y4
Jan
40 V4
Jan
Jan
4%
4%
300
4%
Jan
4%
35%
_5
35%
210
35%
Jan
38%
Jan
37 y4
402
35%
Jan
39%
Jan
79%
79%
83
2,508
79%
Jan
92%
Jan
1
Trailer
35%
5
Co
General Motors
Goebel
Jan
21%
1
Gar Wood Industries
27%
25%
27%
1,104
25%
Jan
29%
Jan
1
5%
5%
5%
815
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
1.66%
Corp
47%
47%
50%
9,'409
47%
Jan
55%
Jan
3%
1.460
3
Jan
3%
Jan
2%
3
550
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
30%
30%
31
564
30%
Jan
32%
Ja»
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
% Jan
Brewing
1
Paige
Manufacturing
3%
•
2.50
1
.—
3%
32%
1,352
31
32%
Jan
15%
200
15
Jan
15%
Jan
2%
II
300
15%
1
Wines
3%
31%
31%
10
Heater
Masco
Screw
50
39%
14%
20
32%
67
33%
30
8%
38%
High
Jan
Jan
9
Jan
40%
Products
Davis
Parke
Low
8%
&
Rickel
(H
1
Co
W)
Co
Raisin
2%
100
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
4
4
820
3%
Jan
4
Jan
654
41%
Jan
Jan
Rudy
Manufacturing
14
Jan
14%
Jan
19%
Jan
20%
Jan
Sheller
32%
Jan
34 Va
Jan
Sherman
Jan
31%
2V2
7
1
40%
153
39%
Jan
42%
88%
50
87%
Jan
88% Jan
521
31 %
Jan
33 %
25
35%
Jan
38%
Jan
Udylite Corporation
Upjonn Co
Jan
31V4
Jan
11%
12
922
11%
Jan
12%
Jan
22%
23%
416
22%
Jan
24
Jan
191/2
19%
19%
200
19%
Jan
21
Jan
3%,
Jan
90%
Jan
Vinco
"
3%
3%
300
3%
Jan
4ye
Jan
24%
Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
1
32%
38%
38 y.
89
90
763
Jan
1
31%
31%
31%
55
31%
Jan
35V2
lo
25 %
25%
27%
239
25 Va
Jan
Gibson
28%
61%
61%
62%
108
403
3%
16%
~
2,401
3%
18 Va
817
16 Va
Jan
18 Va
Jan
44
II
1
Corp
Jan
21%
3%
45%
444
41 Va
Jan
45 y4
Jan
7%
468
5%
Jan
8%
Jan
v
7%
20
Jan
_5
20
1
Jan
Eagle Picher
10
Tool
Jan
2%
Jan
1
89
31%
10
Studebaker-Packard
Superior
42%
Jan
27
12
1
1
2V8
105
310
*
10
Products
2%
30
30
1
Manufacturing
41%
29%
5
Scotten Dillon
50
41%
2
Paper
295
.
»
&
River
40%
50
National
41 Va
3
—
Ex-Cell-O
Corp
Federal-Mogul-Bower
28% Jan
710
20
Baler
Jan
Jan
1%
88%
Cincinnati
Diamond
33
.
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
24%
,
Jan
24%
Eaton
Kysof
High
20
__
Preferred
8%
14
Burger Brewing
Carey Manufacturing
Champion Paper
1,976
4
24
1
Kresge Co (S S)
Shares
28%
15%
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
27%
1
LaSalle
Sales
27 V2
10
common
Kingston Products
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
3%
62%
Motors
Motor
Jan
1,000
1%
'
High
Jan
3%
Detroit Steel Corp
Ford
14%
5
Detroit Edison.
Economy
405
3 %
25
Power
Continental
14%
3%
1
Corp
Consumers
14%
5
*
Consolidated Paper
Hoskins
Week's
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
1
Products
Mfg
Company
Burroughs Corporation.
Eudd
Graham
Friday
Shares'-
1
Brown-McLaren
Chrysler
Low
•
1
Electric
'
Westingfaouse Elec Corp
When
t
2
Rfg 8c Mining
&
;
'
Machine
Shoe
27%
29%
25
Co
Co
Rubber
922
100
50
Chemical
Webster
U S Smelt
Jan
1,356
20
and Chemical
Fruit
92
11%
Stop & Shop Inc
Tnrringtnn C.n
United
646
20%
Association
&
93%
for Week
of Prices
-
11%
20%
20
Folcjling Machine Co
Rexall Drug
Jan
20%
1
—
RR
Mining
Jan
35%
27%
10
Assn
Electric System
New England Tel & Tel Co
Olin
59%
10
5
Corp
Racing
England
Pennsylvania
;
,
248
.*! *
10
Cement
Narragansett
.v
63 y4
35%
92
1
50
common
,v
Kennecott
61
35%
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——■——__—
Creek
Sale Price
.
Sales
Range
Last
Jan
'
Gillette Co
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
80%
87
Art
Kroger
U
S
&
„
common
Playing Card
31%
31%
33%
82%
82%
86
5
Gamble
|
2
.
Procter
31%
31%
31%
.
61%
Jan
64%
Jan
553
31 Va
Jan
33%
Jan
1,131
82%
Jan
90%
Jan
130
31 %
Jan
34%
Jan
Midwest Stock
A
Cnlisted
Alleghany
Allis
11%
11%
38%
39
110
35% Jan
39
21%
22%
515
21%
Jan
25% Jan
.12.50
41%
41%
42%
119
41%
Jan
43%
Jan
Abbott
10
51%
51%
52%
100
51%
Jan
58%
Jan
Acme
79%
Jan
10
Airlines
Can
1
—.
American
Cyanamid.
American
Motors
American
Tel
American
Tobacco
Armco
5
&
Tel
Co
Co
$33%
25
—s
;
Baldwin
&
79%
84
123
82%
631
79%
Jan
83%
37
106%
Jan
107%
107%
106% 107%
64
64%
32
64
Jan
67
69
208
67
21%
206
21%
Jan
13%
13%
115
13%
Jan
13
Jan
14%
14%
50
14% Jan
16% Jan
40%
40
40%
Jan
44
Va
Jan
new
57%
Jan
32% Jan
American
246
42% Jan
30% Jan
57%
Jan
35
Jan
67
Jan
69% Jan
American
62 y.
Jan
70%
American
67%
68%
147
-25
62%
63%
92
45%
45%
Jan
35
32.
"1
31%
32%
1,400
93%
93%
97
\
21%
21%
22%
j
28%
29%
41%
28%
41%
51%
51%
(Un)
Investment
Co
(111)
30
40%
Jan
40% Jan
50%
50%
50%
10
50% Jan
55%
Jan
27%
27%
28%
66
27%
.Jan
31 y4
Jan
American
Tel
Viscose
48%
Jan
51%
Jan
Amurex
10
97%
Jan
98%
108%
Jan
68
195
66% Jan
70% Jan
82%
212
80%
Jan
93
50
32
47%
Jan
53% Jan
85
89
83
85
Jan
9S%
Jan
47
51%
915
47
Jan
56%
Jan
-1%
Jan
37%
8
41%
41%
35
44%
44%
75
45%
45%
46%
48%
133
46%
46%
21
46% Jan
52% Jan
59
59
62%
99
59
Jan
66%
Jan
46
46
Jan
48%
Jan
32%
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46
33%
33%
28
32%! Jan
97%
Ward
Register-
Lead
96%
29%
38%
97%
160
29%
39%
29%
—
-1
38%
10
15%
a 9999
34%
T
"
'
5
Paper
Jan
44%
Jan
46%
Jan
29%
Jan
135
36% Jan
109
31%
Avco
45
130
Boeing
44%
34%
62%
120
34% Jan
68%
75
66% Jan
58%
61
57% Jan
59% Jan
46% Jan
48 V4
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10
142
50%
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Jan
Jan
15
68%
68%
683/4
50
68%
Jan
•78 Va
Jan
37%
38
300
37 Va
Jan
37%
Jan
81%
81
82%
38%
38%
40
2%
2%
5
Gas
&
Booth
200
64%
Jan
68
Jan
600
31%
Jan
35
Jan
300
67%
Jan
76 V4
Jan
38
363/4
38%
2,100
33%
Jen
39%
Jan
1
21%
21
22
700
21
Jan
23%
Jan
10
24%
24%
26
1,950
24%
Jan
27%
10
3
13
—
~
17%
20%
307
56
17% Jan
23% Jan
!
4Va%
West
i
7%
7ft
200
7%
Jan
14%
15%
V700
81
81
14%
3%
100
33/4
600
41%
-
Jan
15%
Jan
8
Jan
14%
Jan
17
Jan
81
Jan
82
Jan
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
41%
413%
150
41
Jan
46
Jan
68
1%
68
100
68
Jan
70 3/4
Jan
Jan
1 Va
1%
1%
50 Va
J'
57 %
Jan
39%
JSti
40
Jan
29%
293/4
30%
1,100
29%
Jfn
32%
Jan
27
26%
27%
600
26%
J
27 Va
Jan
42%
42%
45
900
42%
/
48%
30
l393/4
3,300
513/4
♦
143
53%
143
533/8
143
56%
23%
23%
21%
30%
21%
22%
30%
32%
25%
25
26
2ft
24%
400
1%
147
Jan
Jan
Jan
:
57%
Jan
Jan
233/s
21% ;
27%
700
30%
34%
Jan
550
22 »/«
26
Jan
1,200
,
233/4
Jan
2ft
2%
2 ftr
Jan
25%
25%
25'/a
25%
Jan
10
-
w
Jan
38%
38
38 %
1,300
38
41%
50
41
41
41
1,100
41.
27%
28%
1,000
0%
0%
700
29%
31%
25
preferred
Corp of America (Un)—.
Centllvre Brewing Corp
South
Jan
13 %
50
_30c
——
Celanese
&
39%
1,900
52%
.12,50
—
common-
New common
250
133/4
38%
5
Canadian
Central
40
50%
5
—
Jan
39%
13%
Jan
Jan
38%
I~i
(Un)
37% Jan
44 % Jan
18
40
13%
Jan
9%
26%
Ja
50%
-II8
Export Gas Ltd
Canadian Pacific
50% Jan
Jan
38%
—II5
—
Carrier
130
9%
22 Va
$
_
Jan
52
500
1,400
3,500
2,200
5
Jan
50%
93/4
26%
"1
Fisheries Corp.——.—
Budd Company
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
9%
24
•
(UnTI~~Pi
—
Jan
51%
%
1
(Un)
26
50% Jan
Jan
64%
10
22% Jan
510
Jan
Jan
683/4
Jan
41% Jan
46% Jan
2%
34%
——II50c
53%
10
43
Jan
67%
;
42%
48
Jan
2 Va
80
33%
5
Manufacturing
Airplane
Corp
83 %
38 Va
64%
(Un)
Inc
Steel Corp
Burton-Dixie Corp
Jan
800
600
33%
class A
—
Consolidated
7,300
2%
67%
'
50
42
Jan
10
—I—
39% Jan
42
Jan
com_2 50
9%
50
46%
46%
j
25%
31
Jan
Jan
14%
4
33
36 Vz
Jan
3,600
—
50
20
18%
14%
preferred.!— IIlo
22%
36%
300
14%
common
50
Jan
18%
Jan
Jan
(E J)
55 V4
Jan
91 %
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
50% Jan
58
*
Brach 8c Sons
Jan
-43 Va
Jan
59
—
79
75
36%
or
__
39%
(111)
&
69% Jan
50%
Jan
51%
43
19»/4
Corp
Jan
3,300
2,000
41%
53%
Jan
Jan
50
22%
50
*
50%
39%
"
50%
45
29%
Jan
1—25
new
Borg-Warner
Jan
Jan
78
Manufacturing Co
Benguet
Binks
Jan
27%
49%
II" 33%
Gas
Belden
Jan
650
Jan
Jan
400
Bendlx Aviation Corp
Jan
48%
Co
-
Jan
47%
25%
107
5,000
(Un)—
Jan
38% Jan
Jan
83%
(Un)
Baldwln-Lima-Hamllton
Bastian-Blesslng Co
Bearings Inc
16%
48%
Corp
Bailey Selburn Oil
39%
Jan
Jan
57I/2
Corporation
Jan
62
93%
21%
78
common
Products Corp
Atlantic Refining Co
34% Jan
Jan
425
2,800
543/4
(Un)
non-cumulative
171
45
Corp
class A
Athey
15%
35%
15%
35%
14%
~
Co
Jan
40% Jan
Jan
78%
54% Jan
34% Jan
Jan
31%
54%
(Un)
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Common
15%
34%
46%
Tel
Company
OB
Bethlehem
45
San
-
143
46%
Sears Roebuck
42%
Jan
22
&
Louisiana
&
Ashland
58 %
2_T~~io
footnotes,
Armour
66%
*
IIIIII
Socony Mobil on
Southern Railway
Sperry Rano
Jan
96%
5
&
Co
Steel
62
5
America
Oil
Arkansas
Armco
44%
«
Oil
Oil
37% Jan
40%
45% Jan
Rad
Anaconda
34%
_
Pepsi—Cola
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
36% Jan
39%
-
5%
37%
Jan
Jan
'
HL_I_5
I_5
American Mach & Fdry
Jan
66%
85
Phillips Petroleum
1
American Steel Foundries
When issued
265% Jan
Ja'n
55%
a
1.3.50
40%
91
53%
18%
—
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres (Un)
Can Co
American
40%
80%
—.
I.
of America
Airlines
Stand
_
Pennsylvania RR
»
Corp
48%
Central
10
;
American Motors
Dairy
For
8,100
American
-2.50
North American Aviation.
Sinclair
39%
Jan
National Distillers
Regis
38%
Jan
41%
of
38%
20%
(P>
Corp
Jan
41 %
Corp
Radio
Jan
51%
49% Jan
Monsanto Chemical
Y
Ja'n
48
100
Jan
Co
National
13V8
100
54%
Jan
Dynamics
National
11%
48
54%
Jan
—10
General Electric
General Motors
Cash
2,300
48
_i
19%
5
National
Ja'n
American
Kodak
Montgomery
Jan
16%
Jan
Zl
Ford
Mead
-.17%
Jan
1
Federated Dept Stores.
Lorillard
Jan
36%
234%
98%
Jan
14%
48
-5
Ja'n
14%
5
DuPont
32%
23%
900
28
93% Jan
234% Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan/
1,300
45%
10
19%
11%
37y,
99
750
16%
20%
50%
95% 96%
234% 238%
97%
98%
20%
15%
19%
50%
19%
62
14%
36%
Dayton Power 8c Light.
28%
19%
Jan
11%
19%
40%
Dow Chemical
57%
900
' ..15%
36%
Wright
800
29%
11%
2
~_0
System.
59%
15%
Co
American
Jan
24
57%
.28%
(Un).
—""12 50
Cyanamid Co (Un)
10
Aluminum
Jan
55
57%
14%
Aluminium Ltd
30
High;
LOW
.
28%
-
——
50%
Range Since Jan. 1
;
„_i
:
Laboratories —
AUis-Chalmers Manufacturing
110
Shares
High
50c
Allied
230
31%
Range
of Prices
Low
•
only
Sales
for Week
II"-1
III50c
Madtifacturing.
30%
53%
5
_
~_~10
Co„
Alleghany Corp (Un)_.
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
52%
30%
common-
Advance Ross Electronics Corp
Akron Brass
30
53%
Par
.
Corp
50 y4
30%
Corn Products
Martin
Admiral
30
•
common
Columbus & So Ohio Elec
General
Steel
50%
Colgate Palmolive
Eastman
15%
40%
10
Gas
77 ^Jan
23% Jan
Laboratories
5
Service
Curtiss
14%
*
Jan
Jan
Jan
■
transactions
Week's
Last
.
Sale Price
*,•!
8
Burroughs Corp
Chesapeake & Ohio.
Chrysler Corp
Columbia
67
Jan
21%
13%
;
Boeing Airplane
Brunswick-Balke
Cities
68%
—100
Steel
.90% Jan
,
;
Jan
81
21%
Hamilton
Ohio
; 13% Jan
80%
1
Lima
Bethlehem
St
Jan
H3
Oil
Baltimore
Pure
11%
10
Avco
N
50
81
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8teel
Ashland
STOCKS
21%
Chalmers
Anaconda
11%
Exchange
round-lot
Friday
1
American
the
of
Stocks
—
American
compilation
_
«
50c
28%
6%
Corp—
2,50
3,000
-
50
2ft «*
Jan
41
Jan
27%
31%
Jan
6%
7%
Jan
33%
Jan
.
Number 5921 ...The Commercial
volume 191
and Financial
Chronicle
OUT-OP-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Par
Champlin Oil & Refining common.
Low
1
19%
High
19%
Low
19 %
High
19%
Jan
203/4
Jan
National
51
Jan
53
Jan
National Distillers
52%
51%
53
25%
25%
26%
400
—25
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Chicago Milw St Paul &
Pacific..100
Chicago & Northw'n Ry ser A pfd.
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co.*
Chicago South Shore
80 Bend__ 12.50
*
Chicago Towel Co common.;—...
o
87
convertible
preferred—
—25
Chrysler Corp .1———
67%
25 %
Jan
67%
28 3/4
67%
500
673/a
Jan
69 3/8
23%
preferred
convertible
$3
Corp
23
3/b
7,700
^.8.50 V
10
Inc—:—,
Co
Coleman
Columbia
System
Gas
jan
29 %
4,600
13%
Jan
15 % Jan
30
168%
171
preferred
Jan
American
North
American' Car
Jan
71 %
Jan
46%
48
200
'/
31%
Jan
700
45%
48
Jan
41%
82
Jan
Northern Natural Gas Co
Northern
Northern
Jan
85
Jan
Northwest
Airlines
48%
100
48%
Jan
49%
Jan
Northwest
14%
300
Bancorporatlon
13%
Jan
14%
32%
1,000
29%
Jan
35
Jan
193/4
Jan
Y
■193/4
19%
20
5,900
20%
Jan
57%
Ohio
Edison
56%
Jan
58 3/4
Jan
Ohio
93%
Oil
100
933/4
933/4
Jan
27%
273/4
283/s
Oklahoma
400
273/i
Jan
29"%
Jan
55%
400
Olin-Mathieson
53%
Jan
56%
Jan
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;
5
55%
i
55%
263/4
27%
1,400
lo
423/4
42
423/4
800
1
Corp
263/4
103/4
25
of America
25
Jan
29
Jan
46%
Jan
'
(E I)
Pont
Du
2
de
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10
22
Pan
Jan
Pepsi-Cola
Jan
Jan
29
Jan
32%
Jan
200
923/4
Jan
98%
Jan
Pfizer (Charles) & Co (Un")
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Phllco Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
300
9%
Jan
93/a
Jan
Process
Jan
Public Service Co
96%
97/8
1,200
Jan
234%
234 % 238
700
Air
El
Lines
Kodak
Eastman
234%
Jan
1
283/4
28%
30
500
28 3/4
265%
Jan
10
94%
94% 100
2,300
94 %
Jan
3
28%
28%
29%
2,300
28%
Jan
Phonograph (Un)__5
163/a
16%
16%
450
16%
Jan
11
11
11%
1,500
11
Jan
(Un)
Natural Gas
Paso
Radio
Emerson
&
Railroad
Erie
Inc
Co
Co
•
Fairbanks Whitney Corp common
l
Wisconsin Bankshares Corp.—_5
Firstamerlca
Mills
10%
Motor
Dairies
Freuhauf
Trailer
W
D
11%
6,500
363/8
37%
1,300
27
27
27%
corporation
300
Corp
Jan
7%
Jan
11%
Jan
33%
Jan
37%
Jan
27
v.
Jan
29
Jan
Rexali Drug & Chemical
Reynolds Metals Co
800
6 3/4
Jan
73/4
Jan
79%
79%
833/4
7,100
79%
Jan
92%
Jan
River
18%
"18%
183/4
600
18%
Jan
193/s
Jan
Rockwell
26%
26
27%
1,600
26
Jan
9%
9%
650
9 %
;
29% Jan
9%
Jan
Raisin
General
Motors
General
Public
oenl
Royal Dutch
Tire
Gillette
Glen
Alden
Glidden
St
Jan
5
2
15%
141/a
15%
305
Jan
15 %
Jan
73/4
73/4
7%
900
1
47
47
49%
800
5
843/4
84%
893/4
983/4
98% 100%
Granite
new
com
(Un)
Bartlett......
Inland
Steel
Interlake
5,300
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23%
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17%
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44
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81
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42%
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1353/4
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35
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39%
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600
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Merck
59%
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40%
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57%
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Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)
Kimberly-Clark Corp
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Aluminum
Knapp
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16%
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Interstate Power Co
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153/4
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International Shoe Co
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153/4
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International
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17%
•
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International Harvester
International Mineral & Chemical
International Nickel Co (Un)
Kaiser
Jan
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Jan
10
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15%
1
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Illinois Brick Co
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2,200
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Indiana
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Jan
20
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Illinois
Jan
19 %
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16
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Schwitzer
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Griesedieck Co
Hertz
Jan
19%
1
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8
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Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
Helleman
Jan
61%
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Jan
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22%
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42%
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Schering Corp
73/4
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50
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Jan
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400
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39
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Jan
105
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8%
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54%
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100
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Raytheon Company
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19%
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613/4
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35
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People's Gas Light & Coke
41%
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23%
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Pacific
30
Jan
Jan
8%
Jan
42
29%
'37%
96%
38
51%
..
Owens-Illinois
100
4,300
Co
Natural
50
8%
52%
36
5
.
__
26%
Co
400
96%
38%
'.513/4
:
—
(Un)
Jan
Jan
523/4
8
Co..
3,500
933/4
56 %
Co..*
_
Manufacturing
56%
27%
&
Oak
(Un)
Jan
36
Jan
29%
29%'
37%
5
48%
48%
(Minnesota)
55 %
29%
—
14%
:,V
Jan
Jan
150
Co—
85
49%
Jan
353/a
553/4
29%
Ry.
Power
85
2,100
1
M
Pacific
States
42%/
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
T
Service
Jan
113/4
Deere
Public
32%
—
663/4
Jan
6
49% Jan
Jan
100
Indiana
Jan
33
8%
——5
Illinois Gas Co.
58 %
200
96%
<
1
(Un)_
Corp.—_
High
1,000
38%
1%
•
Aviation
48%
Jan
200
•
/
5
Detroit
Northern
Northern
31%
963/4
1
RR
North
Jan
Cudahy Packing Co
D
Central
Jan
172
1.33%
...
Steel Co
Crucible
•
933/4
America
of
Co
York
173
;
56%
Continental Can Co..
Co
New
Low
61%
33%
55%
10
.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
58%
553/4
Jan
25
Container Corp of America
Crane
62 %
Co
Shares
33
5
(Un)
Mfg
100
Consumers Power Co.i
Controls
2,500
10
1
Motors
•
Co
&
58%
l
41%
' *
;
Consolidated Foods
Continental
^
Jan
15
"
5
(Un)
/
64%
48
15
;
171
45%
•
100
Commonwealth Edison common
S4.64
45%
L-
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.-i
Tile
273/,
313/4
....
Cliff's Iron common.
4%%" preferred
Cleveland Electric Ilium —4.
Cleveland
Standard
,
Low
5
(Un)
Co
Lead
'36
168 % 168%
Gypsum
National
Jan
;62%
National
National
26
33
171
62%
for Week
5
Products
National
Jan
100
100
14%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Register
Jan
23%
33
28
13%
168%
—
:City-Products - Cor
Jan
Cash
Jan
500
33
-
Cincinnati Gas & Electric,—Cities Service Co....____
Jan
28
133/4.
Week's
Last
.
400
—1
•
Chemetron
Friday
Sale Price
-
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
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\
(Range for Week Ended J anuary 29)
154%
100
1543/4
Jan
172%
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
W)
Co
(Wm)
fUn)
new
10
common
Jr Co
1
17
Jan
2,613
(F
Publishing Co
1
42.
154% 156
1%
1%
,53
J an
Vates-Amer
Machine
Co—
64
Jan
Youngstown
Sheet
Tube
Zenith
Radio
Corp
&
.
*
1
120%
98
98
1033/4
400
98
Commercial and Financial
The
Chronicle
.
Monday, February 1, I960
.
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended January 29)
Week's
Friday
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Sale Price
Low
Admiral
Aeco
J
A
Allegheny
14%
100
14%
Jan
15%
Jan
59 Va
100
59Vb
Jan
59 Va
Jan
Corp
20%
Jan
23%
Jan
Jan
36c
Jan
1
(Un)-
common
38%
38
31
31
40
33%
4,600
*
96
200
Limited
Aluminium
American
Airlines
American
Bosch
Jan
—80c
4
Jan
17%
17%
100
17 Va
Jan
19%
Jan
63
63
100
60
Jan
63Va
Jan
53%
53%
100
51 %
Jan
54Va
Jan
2135
2.30
1,700
2.25
Jan
2.50
Jan
Jan
Gladding McBean & Co
Glen
26
26
350
25
Jan
26
Jan
52%
53%
200
52%
Jan
57%
Jan
13%
13%
13%
1,000
13%
Jan
15
Jan
Great
38%
38 %
38%
250
38
Jan
39 V8
Jan
Great
9
9%
400
9
Jan
9%
Jan
Great
Jan
14%
Jan
Great
21 %
Jan
25%
Jan
200
26%
Jan
28%
Jan
200
27%
Jan
29%
Jan
41%
42-%
800
41%
Jan
43%
Jan
(Un)_l
41%
12.50
26
(Un)—25
10
Electronics Inc
1
Factors Ltd
(Un)
20
American
Cement Corp. pfd
American
Cyanamid Co (Un)
Glidden
*
13 %
13
13%
3,600
12%
(Un)
—50c
5
77%
76%
841'4
4,300
76%
Jan
91%
Jan
American Standard Sanitary (Un)
5
American Smelting & Refining (Un)—*
American Tel & Tel Co
33%
14%
14%
14%
2,100
14%
Jan
15
Jan
47%
47%
47%
100
81
81
82%
1,800
25
38%
1
98
Power
Marc Inc—
American
Motors
Corp
Viscose
American
Anaconda
(The)
Steel Corp
Armco
&
Armour
&
Atchison Topeka
Atlantic
Atlas
Mfg
& Ohio
400
38%
2,000
21%
100
25
25
40%
Jan
Hertz
62%
Jan
76%
Jan
Holly
Oil
39%
Jan
Home
Oil
Co
22%
Jan
Homestake
27%
Jan
Honolulu
26%
1.400
25
40%
2,000
39%
Jan
Jan
Jan
6%
600
2%
Jan
2%
13%
Jan
15%
Jan
Idaho
15%
500
14%
Jan
17%
Jan
Ideal
6
1,100
Idaho
14%
Boeing
Airplane
Broadway-Hale
Burlington Industries
50 %
—5
Burroughs
California
Ink
California
Case
(J
&
Cenco
Jan
16%
17%
2,600
16%
Jan
19 %
Jan
39%
40 %
Jan
100
39%
Jan
200
9%
Jan
10%
26
700
24 %
Jan
26%
Jan
67c
61c
78c
12,200
61c
Jan
82c
Jan
2.75
2.75
2.75
100
2.55
Jan
2.75
Jan
10%
Jan
41 %
Jan
21
21
100
21
Jan
22%
Jan
10
11
900
9%. Jan
13 Va
Jan
22,700
82c
Jan
10%
1
(Uni
Jan
Illinois
42 %
Jan
Imperial
Jan
Inland
2%
100
Jan
Interlake
67
Jan
International Harvester (Un)___—
47%
Jan
Int'l
International
Paper
Tel
2%
3%
2%
Jan
1%
6,500
52
1,900
13c
29,000
»
29%
30%
800
Central
Co
29%
»
55c
RR
Co
Iron
Nickel
of
Co
Jan
1%
Jan
50
Jan
57%
Jan
International
11c
Jan
15c
Jan
29%
Jan
32%
4%
„
Jan
100
47%
Jan
48
Jan
30 Va
400
29%
Jan
31 %
Jan
44 Vb
100
44%
Jan
47 V8
Jan
60c
14,300
Jan
45c
Jan
60c
43%
43 Vb
100
43 %
Jan
43%
Jan
_IIIl
(Un)
32%
32'/a
100
32 V2
Jan
32%
Jan
49%
49%
300
48%
Jan
50
Jan
103%
Jan
104
Jan
121
Jan
132 Va
Jan
Jan
38%
Jan
49%
104
104
200
121
iUn)____ __7.50
Co
50c
57c
121
■100
34%
36%
(Un).
Canada
Intex Oil Co
1V4
Ltd—_ II 10c
Co
(Un)
Corp
72c
47%
*
Development
Steel
•
34%
8%
8%
8%
1,200
—50c
—
2.70
2.65
2.80
5,500
5
46%
47
200
10
76%
78%
Oil
Jan
Johns-Manville
Corp (Un)
Laughlin Steel com (Un)
76%
Jan
47
Jan
53%
Jan
13%
Jan
>16%
Jan
.8.75
32%
32%
100
32 Vb
Jan
33%
Jan
.2.50
50%
51 Vb
800
50%
Jan
55
Jan
50
18%
18%
300
17%
Jan
20%
Jan
28
28%
200
28
Jan
28%
52 %
Jan
54%
Jan
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
87
Jan
89%
Jan
32%
2,200
30%
Jan
35%
Jan
Kaiser
53%
56%
180
53%
Jan
57%
Jan
Kansas
23%
23%
Jan
Kern
100
10%
100
Industries
21%
22%
900
31%
700
27%
Jan
Jan
7%
10%
Jan
Jan
Lear
21%
Jan
23%
Jan
Lehman
Jan
33%
Jan
30%
20%
30%
Leslie
Salt
McNeill
20%
20%
1,200
7
30%
19%
21%
Jan
Jan
30
(Un)__
Corp
Liggett
Jan
:u.
&
Jan
Lithium Corp
19
400
Jan
21%
Jan
1,700
30%
Jan
34
Jan
Lockheed
38%
39%
200
37%
Jan
39%
Jan
Loew's
13%
13%
100
13%
Jan
13%
Jan
Lone
4%
4%
200
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
Lorillard
4%
500
28
18
Inc
54%
IOV2
10%
11
1,300
__25
87
87
89%
300
200
11%
Jan
12%
Jan
62%
62 Vb
100
57%
Jan
67V4
Jan
1
27%
27%
28%
500
27%
Jan
31%
<■
27%
27%
27%
100
27%
Jan
29 Va
Jan
4
27%
27%
27%
200
27%
Jan
30%
Jan
37
38%
600
36%
Jan
38%
Jan
35c
37c
3,000
35c
Jan
40c
38%
38%
200
38%
Jan
35 Va
36
200
34%
Jan
41
42
300
41
400
43
lUni
of America Inc
Inc new
Aircraft
Star
w
i__10c
(Un>
1
19%
19%
100
19%
Jan
20%
29%
29%
100
29%
Jan
30
Jan
M J M & M
67%
67%
200
67%
Jan
69%
Jan
Macy & Co
23%
23%
100
23
Jan
24 Vb
Jan
Magna vox
27%
27%
28
400
27%
Jan
29 Vb
Jan
Martin
62
(Un)_____
5
11%
Jan
Jan
Vought Aircraft (Un)____——1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Cm
25
Chicago Milw St Paul RR com (Un)—'
Chicago Rock Island & Pac (Un)——*
Chrysler Corp
25
(Uni
Co
11%
—1
com
Corp
Cement
(P)
Jan
53%
300
7
Tobacco
Litton Industries
32%
-
54 %
;
Libby
Myers
18
28
Jan
___10
___
&
30%
28
,1
Co
18
28
(Un)
li e
30%
1
Light
County Land Co
'
21%
&
88
Jan
11%
Jan
500
30%
1,100
47 Va
400
30%
7%
Jan
Jan
1,300
Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp com... 33 Vac
10%
Jan
2.80
48
Jan
23 Va
45%
Jan
141/2
Jones
48
7%
9
Jan
47
Jan
Jan
Power
8
2.45
13%
Jan
43
&
34%
4
4
800
23%
900
(Un).—
-33%
Tel
&
63c
64c
29 7 8
44%
5
;—
Jan
47%
___10
—_
Co..
72 c
50c
(Un)
Co
Power
Jan
10%
6,500
-—*
1
com
/
10
24%
50
4%
Corp.——1
Inc
16%
42Va
45%
.
5
-12.50
Corp.
Products
Chadbourn-Gotham
36 %
4
___5
(Un)
Instruments
Certain-Teed
28%
43
5.50
Co
Jan
4
-J.
Packing Corp
I)
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
43
2.50
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
21%
Jan
Jan
50
29%
—5
50c
Co
Jan
28%
—5
Corporation
20%
32%
—5
(Un)
1,100
Jan
Jan
12c
12c
*
Inc
21
Jan
Jan
1%
1%
,——8
5c
1
20%
Jan
10%
3%
Jan
—PI
(Un)
Co
7Vb
_____1
(Uni.
Co
Libby
Hill
Bunker
Jan
42%
45c
Jan
_
7%
Jan
41 %
41%
65%
Budd Company
Budget Finance Plan common
100
Jan
65 %
600
100
38%
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
46
Jan
1%
300
100
100
100
Inc—
Jan
69%
53%
,
100
-1
Stores
41%
Jan
400
2,400
100
(Un)--*.
100
3%
50
52c
67
Com
Corp
41%
7%
Jan
41%
3%
45%
(Un)—
Co
Oil
Chica
Borg-Warner
5lVa
Jan
2%
400
(Un)
Cement
Jade
Bolsa
Jan
50%
Jan
2,300
10%
41%
67
Min
1%
100
47%
48%
45c
45%
(Un)
Consol
1,500
Jan
41%
3%
5
Corp
1%
Jan
40%
—10
41%
45c
1
——1
Inc
67%
60c
100
Jan
1,900
3%
Jan
Jan
10%
Maryland Mines Corp
5%
2%
Jan
40%
3
50c
28%
_12.50
Oil Corp
Sound
13%
3%
4,000
32%
,
Corp
5%
100
55c
,
2814
B__l
(Uni.
Co
Mining
Howe
13%
3%
53c
7 Vb
20%
1
Hupp
5%
Jan
41%
IIIIIHI50c
—
Jan
13%
41%
9%
41%
Jan
Jan
39%
1 Uni
Ltd class
Co
Jan
41%
-8%
2%
Inc (Un)
Mammoth
Electronics
Hoffman
Jan
100)
32%
Holly Development Co—
33
Jan
41%
*
(Uni
Pineapple
21%
23%
51%
Corp
(Un)
Aircraft
Corp—
34 %
Jan
25%
Jan
1 Va
7%
Jan
67%
Jan
Jan
100
Co
Steel
Bethlehem
Black
68%
—lc
(Un)
RR
Instruments
Benguet Cons
Jan
67
67
———
Howell
&
43%
108%
31%
21%
(Un)__13
Corp
Baruch-Foster
Bell
Jan
Jan
2%
Consolidated—
Barnhart-Morrow
Beckman
38%
97
Hawaiian
Jan
20 %
65 Va
Jan
3
lUni——.
Securities
Baltimore
Jan
83
23
200
2%
3
Greyhound Corp
Mobile & Ohio RR
Oil Corp
(Un).—
1
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baldwin
53%
900
34
36%
—
(Un)
Corp
67
10
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
Warrants
33%
33%
Fe (Un)__ 10
(Un)
Co
5
800
64%
1
(Un)
& Santa
Refining
62%
5
(Un)
Refining
900
1,500
Jan
Jan
y 600
40%
1
Northern
*
Western
1
Western Producers common—60c
Hiller
—10
(Un)—
(111)
Co
Ashland Oil
(Un)—
Gas
39%
98 102%
38%
50
(Un)
Co
Louisiana
Arkansas
Avco
(Un)
Corp
Corp
Ampex
47%
80
25
21%
&
Gulf
Foreign
24%
3%
53c
Calif
Gulf,
&
Amer
1,200
80
41%
Chemical Co
Ry (Un)
Financial Corp
Oil
Lake
700"
Jan
I20V4
—
Co
of
Co
Humor
Good
(Un)
(Un)
Co
Brewing
Gcebel
9
American
2.25
24%
5
1
(Un)
Alden
10
—1
10c
Goodyear Tire & Rubber new com
*
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)—
1
Granite City Steel Co (Un>
12.50
3,600
29%
(Un)„
Corp
Gladden
22%
Can
Products
Jan
28%
American
(Un)
Jan
'
1
5
1
—
Erothers
Gimbel
(Un)__
Jan
21%
Jan
Jan
35%
29%
23%
84 Vb
102 Va
26%
Jan
50%
Jan
21%
22%
79%
Jan
40
23%
Jan
Co
Rubber
&z
Tire
31
26%
Brdcst-Para Theatres
American
Jan
22%
Jan
General
90%
1
(Un)
com
American
American
34%
Jan
Corp (Un).—2
Inc
Anna
Co
92%
92%
(Un)——~1
America
of
Co
Aluminum
1,100
54%
Jan
Jan
Gillette Co
Jan
5%
47
Jan
51%
Jan
73%
10
300
5 V8
76'
Jan
52%
400
400
8%
51%
Jan
5 "4
5%
Jan
200
Jan
51%
55%
78%
13%
200
Jan
48%
Jan
8%
47%
47
11%
8%
7,200
76
800
8%
50 Vb
73%
ll3-«
——~—*
Allied Chemical Corp (Un)
18
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co (Un>___——10
47%
47
11%
Jan
103%
76
11%
6
5Tb. Jan
Jan
19%
Jan
73%
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Getty Oil Co
100
7%
Jan
100'/a
(Un)—83%
200
1,600
Jan
14%
100
23%
23,600
r
2,700
100% 100 Va
Corp
Motors
32c
4%
16%
common—__1%
General
Public Service
(Uni—.___ 10c
General Public Utilities (Un)—___—5
Gen Telephone & Electronics (Un)„ 10
General
5%
5Tb
27c
High
14%
47%
5%
—'—
(Uni
Warrants
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
15 Va
21%
*
5%
,
Shares
Exploration Co of California—1
General Foods Corp (Uni—
*
27c
28c
—
Airlines
Ala ik a
for Week
Low
Par
General
5%
5%
__
Corp
Corp
Industries
High
LOW
High
205 B
Laboratories
Abbott
Range Since Jan. 1
14'b
—
v:,; //'v''
,
59 Vb
(Un).
Wrigley Stores Inc
ACF
Sale Price
Sales
Last
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock
Champlin Oil & Refining (Un)_„
Chance
Service
Clary
Corp
62
64
1,900
62
Jan
71%
Jan
Matson
46
46
100
46
Jan
48%
Jan
Colorado
Fuel
&
Columbia Gas
Commercial
Consol
Iron
System
Solvents
7%
7%
400
31%
Edison
Co
of
Continental
Can
Continental
Motors
Corn
Products
Crane
Co
Co
Co
*
(Un)
Jan
31%
100
31%
Jan
35%
19%
20
6,400
19%
Jan
20%
Jan
Middle
13%
13%
13%
100
13%
Jan
15 Vb
Jan
(Un)_.
_
63
Jan
Desilu
Co
59
Jan
63
Jan
jan
47%
Jan
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
Monolith
50
5%
46%
50
100
50
Jan
55
Jan
57
100
57
Jan
63%
Jan
Monsanto
5%
5%
900
5%
Jan
Jan
Montana
46%
Jan
53%
Jan
Jan
88
Jan
Montrose
11%
Jan
14%
Jan
Mt
48%
1,500
87%
70
12
900
Preferred
Diablo
27%
28%
400
27%
Jan
30%
100
17%
Jan
18%
Jan
National
44%
45
500
43%
Jan
46%
Jan
National Distillers & Chemical
13%
200
13%
Jan
14
Jan
National
&
El
Kodak
Paso
Co
200
16%
Jan
18%
Jan
16%
800
16%
Jan
19
Jan
37%
41%
1,400
37%
Jan
45%
Jan
New
England
37%
38
700
Central
Emerson
Radio
&
Erie Railroad Co
Frlden
Jan
Jan
Norris
Jan
North
American
Aviation
27 %
28
2,700
27%
Jan
29%
Jan
North
American
Invest
9%
1,100
8%
Jan
9%
Jan
North
American
238%
Jan
238%
Jan
Northern
100
29%
Jan
30%
94%
Jan
105%
Jan
Oahu
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
Occidental
100
100
-
1%
200
29
29%
1,400
23 %
200
13 Va
47%
Jan
53 Vb
Jan
12 %
Jan
13%
Jan
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
46
21%
48%
300
12%
13
1,200
4%
4%
900
13%
»
Jan
13%
14%
13%
Jan
54 %
Jan
54%
Jan
32Vb
Jan
35Vb
Jan
__lo
86
86
86
200
86
Jan
90%
Jan
12%
Jan
10%
10%
1,300
10%
Jan
6%
6%
6'/a
900
6%
Jan
1
(Un)
10%
20%
20%
20%
700
20
Jan
20%
Jan
28%
29%
500
28%
Jan
31%
Jan
34 Va
35%
1,100
23,500
34%
Jan
35%
Jan
15c
Jan
18c
Jan
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__
'
34%
.
Jan
Jan
7
16c
15c
16c
1
1.60
1.60
1.60
300
1.60
Jan
1.70
1
38
38
40
1,000
36%
Jan
40%
1
33
32%
34
300
32%
Jan
36%
Jan
3%
3%
200
3%
Jan
3 Vb
Jan
43%
43%
300
43%
Jan
47%
Jan
27%
30
1,100
27%
Jan
30%
Jan
20%
20%
200
20%
an
22%
Jan
7%
Jan
__
(Un)
1
_5
...
1
27%
.20
Petroleum
6%
20c
Jan
32
Jan
Jan
24%
Jan
Ohio
Jan
17%
Jan
Olin-Mathieson
Chemical
Pacific
Cement
Clay
6%
16,800
U72
%
74,200
aa
Jan
%
Jan
35%
100
35%
Jan
28%
Jan
—5
&
(Un)
Co
—
22%
100
22%
Jan
25%
48
48%
200
48
Jan
52%
16%
700
16%
Jan
18
Jan
35%
Jan
.—.5
17%
17%
800
17%
Jan
I8V4
4,720
34
Jan
38%
Jan
Pacific
11%
100
11%
Jan
13
Jan
Pacific Gas & Electric
Jan
,
6
Jan
Jan
I6V4
6%.
Jan
35%
1/4
.
Oil
Jan
_•
Rights
34%
72c
1,900
50c
Jan
72c
Jan
10
10
11%
4,400
8
Jan
11%
Jan
5%
red
1st
Jan
27 Va
Jan
5^
red
1st
6%
1st
5% %
—
—
34%
27%
27%
100
34%
34%
100
42%
43
1.000
27%
28
2,700
34%
35
800
27%
34% Jan
42%
Jan
47
Jan
27
Jan
29%
33%
Jan
35
Jan
Jan
preferred—
preferred—
pfd
red
4.50'J?
4.36%
red
1st
15%
12%
15%
20Q
13%
500
15%
Jan
16% Jan
A
Pacific
12%
Jan
13%
Jan
49%
49 Va
52
1,800
48
Jan
56%
Jan
Pacific
79%
83V4
3,100
79%
Jan
92% Jan
Pacific
Oil
18%
18%
900
18%
Jan
Pacific
Petroleums Ltd—
1,000
54%
Jan
19% Jan
60% Jan
26
— —
1
54%
54%
57
1
27%
26
271/4
1*000
23V4
23 V4
100
.
25%
25%
1
47%
47%
49
5
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26Tb
1,200
400
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38 Va
Jan
Jan
64%
Jan
25
29%
29%
Jan
30%
1,200
29%
Jan
30%
27
27
200
26%
Jan
24%
100
23 Ve
Jan
27%
24%
Jan
24%
23%
24%
400
23 Va
an
24%
Jan
23%
23%
200
22%
Jan
23%
Jan
Jan
23%
25
21%
Airlines
21%
200
2IV4
Jan
21%
25
21%
21%
200
20%
Jan
21%
67 Va
67 Va
100
65 %
Jan
69 Va
Jan
4%
5%
4,700
4%
Jan
5 Va
Jan
48'/a
49
2,000
48 Va
Jan
51%
Jan
84%
84%
20
83%
Jan
84%
Jan
3%
3%
4
200
3%
Jan
4 Vu
3%
3%
300
3%
Jan
4
11 Va
11%
300
11%
8%
8%
100
29%
32%
7,700
34
36%
400
34
Jan
38% Jan
19%
20
600
19%
Jan
22%
Jan
42
42
100
42
Jan
44%
Jan
3^%
41%
700
38%
Jan
43%
Jan
17%
Jan
.2
4%
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•
;
1
Development—33 Vac
1
11%
.
Jan
29% Jan
Pacific Tel & Tel common
26% Jan
Pan
29%
Jan
Paramount
47%
53%
Jan
Parke, Davis
Electric
14 2/7
31
60c
34
American World
Airways (Un)„—l
Pictures Corp
(Un)„.—1
Sc
Co
Jan
84%
—
—
Gas
23% Jan
25% Jan
Jan
Jan
61 Vi
Warrants
Packard-Bell
5
36Va
1,600
.10
...
Inc
79%
&
1,100
63%
—25
Lighting Corp common
$4,50 preferred
Northern
38 Va
61%
25
red 1st pfd
Indemnity Co.—
Industries
37'/a
61 %
25
pfd
Pacific
Pacific
_
38 %
25
—
,
pfd class
1st pfd—
8
25
common
1st
4.80'/
34% Jan
Corp
Aggregates—
Products.;
65c
t
.Jan
900
200
100
(Un).
23%
11 Vb
5
Jan
55
21%
48 Va
21%
800
common
29
17
43
General American Oil of
Texas—
General Controls Co
14
Jan
Jan
14
46
100
,
Ltd
Co
800
27 VB
General Dynamics
CorpI ~
General Electric Co
(Un)
Sugar
65c
HH
Jan
600
14
Jan
54%
(Un)
Railway
17V4
,,
Trafler"~Co_II
Pacific
16 V4
-HI—
Jan
32%
__i
34%
Corp___
Jan
27%
Jan
33%
—
Northrop Corn
29%
94 Vi
1%
—*
—
Chem
8%
Jan
32
Jan
400
238% 238'/a
17
Co.
Jan
27%
54%
Royalties Inc
Nordon Corp Ltd
Oil Co
22 Va
Products
__
•
11%
—__
__
6%
20
32%
(Uni
98%
23%
(Un)—
2,500
54Vi
(Un)—
Power
40
—
Inc
Fruchauf
Co
Jan
Ltd
Flying Tiger Line Inc (The)
Dairies
Jan
RR
Jan
—„
phono
Fluor Corp
Foremost
37%
Y
8%
■
.
&
Niagara-Mohawk
29%
(Un)
Paper
Motor
Jan
92%
94%
Whitney common...
preferred
Mach
N
10
300
1
Firstamerica Corp
Flintkote Co (Un)_„
Ford
Jan
Jan
3,800
__
Federal-Mogul-Bower-Bearings T"
Food
39%
9%
11%
Convertible
Fibrcboard
Jan
100
900
93%
Co. (Un).
Exeter oil Co Ltd class A—
Fairbanks
37%
9%
37%
9
Emporium Capwell Co
500
7%
27 Vb
32
1
92%
B)
Corp
32%
6%
27%
1
8%
Specialty
Jan
32 Va
__
Electric System
9%
Gas
Jan
Jan
21%
47%
13
.1
Natomas Company
|& Share Co <Un)__
Products
Electronic
Corp (Un>_;
National Theatres Inc (Un)
16%
Develop Ltd-
Natural
Electric Bond
Electrical
Steel
37%
(Un)_____
17%
54%
Jan
10
92%
(Allen
Jan
Jan
20
(Un)__5
(Un >
27 y«
deNemours
Mines &
Co
38
Industries
17
54%
500
14
—_1
.
Biscuit
37%
Eastern Air Lines (Un)
Elder
Corporation
16%
common
Jan
Jan
18%
2.05
100
46
—1
„—
Jan
Jan
Jan
300
21%
2
*
Co...
Co..
16%
(Un)
__
...———*
13%
1
Dow Chemical Co—
Eastman
Chemical
1.85
8V8
17%
6V4
(Un)
Jan
44
Jan
20%
__lo
Co.—
52
Jan
541/4-
17
32%
1
(Un)
Chemical common
Power
18%
44%
10
Montgomery Ward & Co (Un)
87
46%
87%
6
Jan
20%
__
5
<Um_*
com
57
1
27%
Inc.—
Cement
43 Vb
Jan
%
Jan
Jan
.
54V4
__
10
42%
Portland
1.90
12.50
700
..—10
Inc
(Uni
Inc.
400
.
Lab
Utilities
400
Douglas Aircraft Co
Douglas Oil Co of Calif
duPont
South
63
,__50c
Disney Productions
Dominguez Oil Fields Co
DuMont
400
10%
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp class A__
Dresser
1.90
25c
-
42%
11%
(Un)
Dorr-Oliver Inc
1.85
46
Jan
40 %
37 Va
Jan
7
60%
*
Inc..
Class B
43
300
10%
5
Corp common
Productions
100
7%
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
Nafl
&
46
43%
7
42%
Cudahy Packing Co (Un)_.
Curtiss-Wright Corp com (Un)
Deere
43
43%
1
Develop Co (Un)_.
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.—
Monogram Precision Indus
1
;
Records
*
...18
Mission
•
„
Preferred
Decca
(Un)__
1
(Un)
(Un)
(Un)
Co
Crown Zellerbach
8
19%
25
Oil
Jan
1
(Un)
Crestmont
7%
35%
Inc (Uni
Co
Mfg Co
:
Merchants Petroleurii Co..
10
Y
N
«
1
Robbins
&
37c
1
Navigation
10
com
«Uni___
common
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(Un)
Menasco
1
———
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10c
Company
10
(Un)
Co
(Un)
Co
McKesson
Cltie3
Oil Co
*
39
Jan
Jan
%
Jan
Jan
13 Ve
Jan
8%
Jan
9'%
Jan
28%
Jan
32 Ve
Jan
Number 5921
191
volume
.
.
Commercial
.
The
Financial Chronicle
and
(537)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
stocks
Week's
,
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Pepsi-Cola (Un)_
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp (Un)——.
Low
33'/3c
Inc
300
8%
4,600
29
30%
2,600
29
& Chemical
44%
54
1,200
33%
Jan
Varian
53%
32%
Jan
1,900
57%
Jan
Jan
33
Jan
Associates
44%
83 %
Jan
100
47%
Jan
Westates
Petroleum
831/2
Jan
89%
Jan
Western
Dept Stores
Union
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Jan
Westinghouse Electric Corp (Un)_12.50
Wheeling Steel Corp common (Un)__10
300
62
Jan
8%
8%
200
24
26
300
24
47
50
900
47
Jan
23
23
100
21
Jan
8%
8%
68%
100
22
23%
1,200
491/B
8%
800
68 %
22
49%
43%.
600
61%
Jan
81/2
Jan
Williston
Jan
8.
27%
Jan
Woolworth
531/8
Jan
Yellow
Co
23
Jan
Jam..
8%
Jan
77%
Jan
25%
52%
45%
Jan
71%
Jan
60
Preferred
800
23%
Jan
1.20
1.20
1,300
1.10
Jan
1.20
&
Co
Corp
21%
48
48%
25
25%
19%
19%
8%
8"%
U
%
2,100
%
31%
500
301/4
Jan
76%
76%
500
1
1.40
Aircraft
4.78.%'
4.32%
4.08%
6%
Co
Co
Jan
Jan
10%
10%
100
10%
Jan
10%
Jan
41
41
100
401/z
Jan
41
Jan
9%
9%
300
91/2
Jan
Zenith
39%
39%
100
391/8
Jan
41
Jan
33
31%
33%
800
30%
Jan
33%
Jan
25%
25%
26%
3,700
251/8
Jan
29%
Jan
50%
50
39%
Steel
American
Tel
Baltimore
issued
;
Curtis
Company
39
Jan
42
20%
Jan
21%
Jan
571/4
Jan
60%
Jan
22%
Jan
22%
Jan
21%
Jan
201/e
Jan
20%
20%
20'/a
200
201/8
Jan
20%
Jan
Oil
Tri-Continental
Union
Pacific Ry Co
Co
Co
of
Shares
Low
Finance
41%
81%,
80%
82
Ford
4%
Co
1
America at
Jan
146
14'A
Jan
16%
Jan
*
1,025
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
24%
321
23%
Jan
28
53%
193
50%
Jan
54%
Jan
64%
1,050
62
"
Jan
71'A
Jan
11
65%
22%
11%
146
11
Jan
12%
Jan
10
c
Co
64%
Jan
69
Jan
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Jan
23'A
Jan
240
55
Jan
60'A
Jan
49%
Jan
50'A
Jan
3.048'-'
79%
Jan
93%
Jan
635
18'A
Jan
19%
Jan
324
17%
Jan
18%
9,265
47%
Jan
56%
Jan
141
51'A
Jan
54%
Jan
100
23%
Jan
25%
Jan
100
22
Jan
22
Jan
50
12
Jan
14
Jan
40
22
Jan
22%
Jan
20
11%
Jan
13
Jan
18%
Jan
19%
Jan
United
Aircraft
Lines
18%
48
47'A
51%
54%
53'A
54%
24
24
*
22
V
Paper—
'
,
,
22
;
1
12
:
'
Corp
United
Cuban
5.12%
series
Coal
Madison
B
preferred
Fund
,
_■
.
12
-
t
,
25
Navigation—
&
United
Fruit Co
Inc
Jan
22
Pennsylvania
221/4
4,200
22
Jan
23%
Jan
50
50
Pennsylvania
RR
200
50
Jan
50
Jan
Perfect
22%
Jan
26
Jan
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
22%
23
23%
22%
2,000
Martin
(The)
Co
Industrial
Warrants
42%
237
40
Jan
44
Jan
73%
75%
567
73%
Jan
80%
Jan
26%
27%
970
26%
Jan
30%
Jan
Electric
Transportation
Jan
Philco
Potomac
Electric
Jan
51%
Jan
Progress
Mfg
Jan
44
Jan
Public Service Electric &
501/2
Jan
Reading
45%
500
40%
47
Jan
37%
Power
Co___
Co
1,500
36
Jan
42%
Jan
Scott
300
31
Jan
32%
Jan
100
Jan
90%
90%
591/2
24
Paper
65
Jan
South
90%
Jan
90%
Jan
32
300
51%
Jan
52
Jan
Surf
17%
18
21%
7,600
17%
Jan
24'A
Jan
United
United
Gas
15
1,500
23%
23%
800
1
3%
3%
3%
2,000
_____25
46
46
46
300
17
Jan
33%
Jan
14%
14%
Jan
231/4
Jan
24%
Jan
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
48%
28%
647
35%
Jan
33%
Jan
__*
50%
49%
51
4,212
49%
Jan
51'A
Jan
10
8%
7"%
8%
3,863
7%
Jan
9%
Jan
31%
30%
32%
2,166
29%
Jan
33%
Jan
27
27%
1,534
27
Jan
28
Jan
Co
10
—1
Wat
19%
19%
68
19%
Jan
20
Jan
36%
37'A
882
36%
Jan
38%
Jan
16%
16%
17%
23
16%
Jan
18"%
Jan
75%
77
918
75%
Jan
79%
Jan
22%
23%
950
22%
Jan
24%
Jan
57%
.
56%
57%
395
56%
Jan
60%
Jan
•
25
•
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;
i
241/2
—1
—
17%
:
•
17%
100
34%
35%
3,100
75%
■
171/8
Jan
77%
'
800
75%. Jan
,
18%
Improvement
Washington
54%
1,062
•
86'/a
17%
1,700
22
100
22
Jan
24'A
100
52'A
Jan
57%
Gas
Light
30'A
30%
100
28%
Jan
31
Jan
18%
22%
Jan
24;
series
5s
ser
A
A
—
54
457
51%
Jan
54
46%
229
46
Jan
4
79
79%
$1,500
77%
Jan
80
Jan
87%
88
1,300
87'%
Jan
88
Jan
Jan
21%
26% *
26%
27'/a
2,600
26V8
Jan
28%
1975
—
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15'%
15%
16%
50c
3%
3%
-
Friday
36%
24%
34
34
i
15%
Jan
18%
Jan
4%
Jan
35%
Jan
38%
Jan
300
24%
Jan
26%
Jan
200
32
Jan
34%
Jan
J
•
Industries
8%
8%
9%
177
1
39%
39%
10
45%
46%
20
19%
20'/a
135
8%
:—--290
22%
22'A
22%
415
35%
35%
53
53
35
36%
——
*
1,
,
33%
200
31%
Jan
33%
Jan
38
39
2,300
38
Jan
41%
Jan
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
Duquesne Light Co—
5
29%
29%
1,400
29%
Jan
30%
Jan
Equitable
Gas
15%
16
1,000
15%
Jan
16
Jan
Harbison
Walker
600
30%
Jan
37%
Jan
Home
37% Jan
30%
30%
32
5
37%
Co_—
(Joseph)
Refractories
*"
37%
38%
400
401/2
Jan
McKinney
7%
7%
200
7%
Jan
7%
Jan
Pittsburgh
%
%
200
%
Jan
%
Jan
Pittsburgh
27%
28
700
27V4
Jan
30%
Jan
Plymouth
10
31%
31%
100
31%
Jan
32%
Jan
Renner
1
9%
10%
600
9%
Jan
11%
Jan
Rockwell-Standard Corp
3%
3%
900
2%
Jan
4%
Jan
Screw '&
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
United
10%
Jan
13%
Jan
U S
90%
Jan
103
Jan
Vanadium
Jan
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
II
.Corp
tommon
.___
City Mines
Industries Inc
(Un)_—1
1%
1%
100
_1
Co
11%
11%
100
16%
Oil
Co_
90%
90%
93%
1,700
10
common
Universal Consolidated
Universal Match
37%
37%
38%
300
37
Jan
41
90%
90%
300
83
Jan
90%
7%
8
500
__6.25
common
7'%
Co
1
27%
(Un)
5
7%
Jan
CANADIAN MARKETS
Co
Bolt
Jan
42 %
Jan
70-
-45%
Jan
52%
Jan
Jan
Jan
19%
20%
Jan
8'/a
Jan
8%
Jan
22'A
Jan
23'A
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34%
Jan
35%
Jan
10
50%
Jan
561/2
Jan
65
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v.-
35'
Jan
37
Jan
85c
Jan
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-
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Jan
1.00
515
3%
1,658
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3%
200
731/2
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147
21%
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Jan
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70c
70c
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1,140
...
1.00
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Jan
36%
36%
20%
20%
21'/a
2%
2'A
2%
1,500
5
39%
39%
39%
20
39%
Jan
42
Jan
10
Brake—
29%
29%
30%
100
291/4
Jan
31%
Jan
103'A
492
Jan
113%
Jan
51%
60
Jan
55%
Jan
Corp.—-—12.50
issued.;—.—6.25
when
-39%
21%
22
7-w
1
_____
Electric
common
Jan
55
1
Alloys Steel
Air
10%
74%
5
Chemical—
&
56 Va
Jan
5
America
of
Corp
Jan
8%
3%
1
i
High
47'A
-
73%
~3~%
—5
,
Engineering & Foundry Co
New
Jan
Jan
85c
Manufacturing
1
Brewing common______12.50
Plate Glass
10
Oil Corp
Glass
8%.
__L_8.50
______10c
Low
130
5
System—
Riange Since Jan. 1
High
491/4
33%
10
(Un)
Low
471/4
Inc__
Co
Gas
Shares
471/4
Armstrong Cork Co______
Blaw-Knox
for Week
Par!
10
-
Jan
Sales
Range
of Prices
'—i.i_l
Allegheny Ludlum Steel.
Apollo
Week's
Last
I
Jan
3%
100
36%
24%
■
400
1,900
3%.
STOCKS
25
(Un)
-
—
Sale Price
Jan
29%
8'A
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Jan
10
Jan
;■
—-a---,-1975
Jan
21'A
•
Jan
46
rv
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Jan
500
300
1
Jan
Jan
22%
1
Jan
7%
52%
__
*
common
Jan
17%
21%-
_2
55%
Jan
Jan
52 %
22%
—
251%
Jan
7%
Jan
21%
._25
Jan
53%
271
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Jan
22
17%
22
30%
23%
830
55'A
7%
__
—_13.50
bonds'.
Jan
36
52 'A
17%
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.—1
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Co
25%
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1
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„
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2.50
—:
Jan
19%.
•
Serv
& French Lab—_
Co
•
36%
;
Gas com
Jersey Gas Co
Oil
__
Jan
45%
25%
■
Corp
23%
10
(Un )__„.—1
Jan
38%
Co__
Smith Kline
51%
5
10
Jan
171%
common
Scranton-Spring Brook
300
26%
Jan
50
38%
601/2
Jan
15%
.
31%
60
25%
2,088
common
36
5
2,690
16%
Corn
31
1
26
15%
common
Jan
2,000
25%
16%
______20
Inc.
25%
3
Photo
11%
6,800
.
-50
38%
47%
945--
40
Jan
46%
A
__
Jan
41%
19%
74%
10%
47
191/4
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22
11%
41%
37%
45%
11%
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100
40%
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1
300
45%
5
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Utah-Idaho Sugar
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16%c
f.
38%
40%
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Corp
-
Jan
Inc
Co.
10%
7
(Un)_
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-
-
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&
37%
37%
6'A
22.
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90
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..
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17%
100
.—
391/2
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18%
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59%
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5
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Jan
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1
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...
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64%
-
2
common
Corp
Watch
8
59'/4
5
Motors
Jan
62%
.
10
convertible preferred
Lehigh
Jan
Baltimore—
200
Calif
82%
50%
'
13.50
Co
Pulp
Jan
23%
11
:——5
Dairies
Brothers
Hudson
42'A
741/4
62%
Acceptance Corp
Homasote
High
Jan
421
25
non-voting—.
Motor
LOW
36%
50%
of
Foremost
,
75
__i.80
A
General
;
40%
23%
Co
Class
Range Since Jan. 1
High
—
5
40%
12.50
Air
S Steel
for Week
Jan
40'A
Union Sugar.
United
Sales
Range
15%
Power & Light com
Duquesne Light
Electric Storage Battery
Columbia
Electric
Oil
United
Week's
of Prices
7%
Corp
Power & Light
;
Jan
14%
Merck
(Un)__
-(Un)j_u^_;
Union
Jan
7%
Pennsalt
Corp
Union
110%
100 Va
.
14%
Jan
..10
Twentieth Century-Fox
Jan
Jan
400
1
common,
Jan
Inc
25%
13
Co
Jan
Co____
Jan
Jan
5%
i_
25
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'
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Gas
50
■
30"%
291/2
Petroleum
___
12'A
Jan
30
common
Jan
28 7/8
Jan
Inc_.
11
5,402
Jan
(Un);
Jan
1,000
29%
Jan
—
Transamefica Corp
United
25
Jan
65%
28%
4%
l—_.
Gas
25
— —.
14c
Jan
29%
28%
Wooldridge
Preferred
United
11%
Jan
Jan
4.33
28 %
l"
25
Inc
Warrants
U'A
59
12c
62%
Jan
600
Transmission^
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&
100
391/8
200
75%
World
5,000
Jan
1,000
Inc i(Un)_-____i.J______i.___ _25
Texas GUlf Sulphur Co
(Un)
Textron Inc common..
^50c
Oil
300
12C
62%
341/2
5
Texaco
Trico
Jan
57'A
12c
949
29%
34%
Trans
53%
53%
35%
29%
_15
Tidewater
Jan
Jan
:
(The)
Gas
Thriftimart
113%
'
Oil.Corp
Thompson
Jan
34%
Baltimore Transit Co 4s
TXL
Tennessee
100%
35%
4%
;
400
•
,
Delaware
Jan
100
3.300
20%
(Un)
(Un)
Jan
100 % 102 Va
83%
Transit
Hamilton
2,700
100
(Un)
International
32VB
Jan
29%
._
Jan
79%
Publishine
Gimbel
Jan
300
*
Oil
29
:
7,100
29%
—
200
82%
Company
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
16%
300
Inc
Sunray Mid-Continent
Jan
29 %
80%
29%
(Un)
55%
80%
29%
(Un)
Jan
33%
Buad
Jan
22%
2
pfd
50%
Tel
&
series A__25
Sterling Drug Inc <Un)_
Studebake)-Packard common
400
1
City Electric..
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
15
25
Chemical Co
Jan
52%.
Co
10%
Stecher-Traung Litho
19%
11'A
10
Atlantic
500
20%
*
Corp
Jan
Par
Arundel'Corporation
General
21%
common
Instruments
18 'A
Last
common
Stores
55% Jan
22%
(Un)
Warner
600
29
1.
_
v
Alan Wood
Jan
20 %
21%
50c
J
Jan
18%
Friday
50
21%
25
(Un)
N
2.45
Sale Price
16%
16
•
of
Jan
62%
STOCKS
1,700
58%
California
2.00
12c
:_____L._,—25
Raclio-Xorp^iUni
50%
20%
Co
of
13,300
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Jan
39%
10%
5
Co
Jan
2.10
Jan
Jan
57%
:
42
53%
10c
1
25
Co
&
[lj( j£*i
78%
20%
(Indiana)
Swift
1
36%
50%
Petroleum
Oil
Sunset
Jan
22
1
Dfd
Oil
When
Jan
9%
Jan
;
•
Standard
Staufier
19%
Jan
Jan
common__25
Co
Standard
Stanley
Jan
8%
Jan
40
Sperry-Rand Corp
Statham
19%
5,900
'
25
Pacific
Oil
Jan
76'A
39
•
Railway Co
Inc
Jan
25%
45%
25
Southern
titanuard
55
Jan
20%
15
„
Southern
Spiegel
Jan
24%
200
200
(Un)
Warrants
48
700
V
1,300
5
(Un)
Edison
Calif
Co
200
45%
5
preferred
Southern
Jan
2
Co__—___
Calif Gas
Southern
Jan
__1
preferred
6ouchern
37%
22%
21%
45%
T___7.50
preferred
•
Jan
Jan
2.50
(Un)
preferred
4.24%
36%
20%
*
common
preferred
200
21
3
_________
Southern .Calif
■
45%
.1
<te Gas Co class A
Oil Corp___
Smith-Corona-Marchant Inc
Solar
1,300
Jan
20c
*
(Un).',
Oil
30%
♦
Signal Oil
Mobil
20%
Jan
30%
8%
Jan
___10
common
American
21%
Sinclair
Socony
Jan
37%
1
Shell Oil Co. common—
Siegler
18%
20
Co—
Water
900
__1
Inc
Shasta
/■;'%
36%
5
Co
Finance
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Corp
U
(Un)_
Jan
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Jan
17%
46%
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39%
2.50
(Un)
:
Jan
400
24%
-
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an
Sharon
U
Oil
(U11)
Jan
28
Cab
Jan
55%
58%
|
■
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Jan
61%
100
58
•
Jan
100
Jan
Jan
23%
36%
Jan.
33
Jan
Jan
421/4
Jan
58
1.66%
45
Jan
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Jan
681/4
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c.
Telegraph
(F
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:
200
42%
61%
;
Jan
29
18'A
100%
68
24
1.20
Jan
40
29%
62%
High
33%
51%
25c
_.
30%
Jan
2.00
Western
Jan
com
2.00
(Un)—1
com
Jan
16%
Servomechanisms
'
new
Jan
42%
—
40'A
38%
700
&
401/4
29%
800
Gas
—-~
*
Jan
19
preferred
Diego Imperial
600
Jan
43
Diego
3,300
30%
34%
23%
___;
45
30
28%
16%
(Un)
Electric
40%
30
400
18%
Co
40%
1
34%
16 %
42%
Paper
1
—•
100
62
___1
100
Low
30%
34%
43%
30%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
30%
28%
1
Ry (Un)
Low
28%
34'%
Shares
1
—
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Washington Water Power
1,400
19
Seaboard
-
of America (Un)
44%
16'/8
Sears,
.
Corp
Victor
30%
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Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Schenley Industries (Un)
Scott Paper Co—
•
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42%
5 '/c
'
Jan
1
Regis
San
.
10
Jan'
Petroleum Co (Un)__20g
Aeronautical Co common...
*
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Louis-San Francisco
San
Jan
for Week
Jan
44%
*
Safeway
St
81/2
Sales
,
Range
of Prices
Par
40
83%
Royal Dutch
Ryan
St
High
Jan
53 %
Co—____2.50
Aircraft
Rohr
35
Week's
Last
Sale Price
30%
31%
1
_______—_——
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
Reynolds Tobacco (Un)____
Rheem Manufacturing
Co
Rice Ranch Oil Co
LOW
35%
29
of America (Un)
•
Railway Equip & Realty Co„_
,_1
Rayonier lnc
:
-1
Raytheon Co (Un)
5
Republic Aviation Corp (Un) ______
1
Republic Pictures
(Un)_
50c
Republic Steel Corp (Un)_________;_"J10
Reserve Oil & Gas Co—
1
Rexall Drug
High
35
8%
Radio Corp
Revlon
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
8%
1
1
_12.50
3
Phillips Petroleum Co___
5
Procter & Gamble Co (Un)
__2
puget Sound P & T common.„.„„3
Pure Oil Co (Un)—
5
(Range for Week Ended January 29)
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Par
■.
.
37
100
100
50%
50%
37
364
7%
36'%
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
22 Vb
Jan
7 "
110
381/2
/ Jan
187'
-
2"%
Jan
20%
.
2
100
50%
Jan
Jan
(Range for Week Ended January 29)
Week's
STOCKS
Last
Sales
Range
Friday
v/- Montreal Stock Exchange
for Week
of Prices
Shares
1
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
Canadian Dollars
Week's
Last
Sale Price
■
Low
Par
Abltlbl Power &
Paper
4%v preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
Sugar
common—
common.,
A
Agnew-Surpass
__
r
—
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36% Jan
41%
Jan
Bank
25
22'A Jan
22 /a
Jan
Bank of Nova Scotia
11
19
Jan
Jan
Banque
Jan
Jan
all
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all
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50
25
11
18
2
Jan
Jan
of
of
Montreal
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29%
29%
31%
7,837
29% Jan
21
40%
33%
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43
43
50%
37
43
387
42% Jan
43
50%
25
Jan
475
50/a Jan
3i
Jan
50,4
37
37
Jan
Bowater
48%
48%
70
48 A Jan
49
Jan
Bowaters
preferred
footnotes,
50
50
see page
42.
'
__
36
Jan
Jan
Bell
Power
B
35
5.420
18% Jan
38
—
_
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a20
*
59
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1,975
&
24%
25
24%
18
•
39
36%
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29%
18
100
25
_
25
6.422
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Jan
3 5'A
24%
Jan
26'A
241%
Jan
28
Jan
18
Jan
19
Jan
55"%
Jan
55 »A
Jan
52V2
52%
55
1,767
52%
Jan
'
Jan
Jan
10
51%
511/4
53%
4,787
51'A
Jan
66%
65%
67 %
693
65%
Jan
71'A
Jan
39
39
40
2,015
39
Jan
41
Jan
40
40
41%
420
40
Jan
42
Jan
Jan
•
class A
*
...
29%
_10
_
—
(Canada)
Paper
3,205
10
—
_
—
31
10
_
_
Riange Since Jan. 1
High
29%
__
—
pfd
5%
Canadian
36
pfd
For
Banque
common
Ltd
Selburn
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_
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Anglo Can Tel Co 4%%
$2.90
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37
_____
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Co
Low
High
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Bailey
•
Shoe
Algoma Steel
Aluminium
Aluminum
*
—*
Range Since Jan. I
Corp Ltd
a22'A a22'A
37'A
•
25
Acadian-Atlantic Sugar class
of Prices
Low
•
25
for Week
Shares
'
i
Par
Argus
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
in
Sale Price
28
150
27
Jan
28
43%
12,343
42%
Jan
43%
41%
41%
90
41%
Jan
42
a45% a45%
15
451/4
Jan
46
Jan
a46
43
25
28
43
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10
46
Jan
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Jan
9%
9%
4.903
Jan
Jan
Bowater
""
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Corp 5%
preferred
—
—
.'
Paper
Mersey
50
preferred
5%%
50
J
—.
*
Va
Jan
•
— -
preferred.
50
9%
9%
Jan
9%
Jan
38
(538)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Par
Brazilian Traction Light St Power
American
Oil
Columbia
4%%
cum
4 % %
preferred
5%
*
Electrie—
red
pfd
41/4%
5%%
British
Columbia Telephone
Bond Can (1959) Ltd
Power
105
50
44
115
37
37
60
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33 *6
33%
35
42%
25
;
42%
17
1,794
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a
10%
10%
11 y4
17%
17'A
450
17%
Jan
17%
jan
45 %
46
210
44
Jan
46
Jan
30%
285
376'
11%
17%
19 y4
32
32 y*
9.471
14%
Jan
Ogilvie
Flour
7%
preferred
-
Jan
•
Jan
37
Jan
Jan
43
Jan
a—
10%
1
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10%
Jan
Jan
___
11%
Jan
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Jan
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17%
Jan
32%
Jan
44
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43
14
14%
655
14
;
Jan
52%
2,484
51
Jan
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26%
Jan
~
•
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•
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Reitman's
15%
15%
15%
500
15%
Jan
Jan
30
16%
Jan
Jan
14%
M15
275
14%
Jan
15
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
10%
Jan
19%
28%
28%
600
19%
"38%
6%
6%
235
8%
10
713
7
200
7.80
8.10
625
11%
11%
11%
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16
10
7
Jan
7%
Jan
7.80
Jan
8.45
11%
Jan
12%
Jan
1,151
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Jan
17%
Jan
76
Jan
76
Jan
12%
Jan
14%
Jan
76
25
12%
13%
5,735
43
43
43%
800
43
Jan
43%
Jan
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7
23
23
24
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23%
24%
24%
5,301
24
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11%
11%
25 %
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12
1,456
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13%
150
15%
Jan
22%
17 Yb
Jan
25
5,855
21 y4
Jan
24
Jan
3%
Jan
5
Jan
5
...
5
430
Jan
7
Jan
Jan
185
10%
2,900
10
Jan
11
Jan
18%
18%
1.175
18%
Jan
20
2.40
2.40
200
27
885
18
18
320
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a!8
220
18
18%
1,550
3.75
2.35
27
Jan
Jan
Jan
I
19%
Jan
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5.25
2.40
29
Jan
Jan
89
•
common
Jan
14%
Farms
Jan
16 y4
Jan
9%
18%
9%
Jan
110
10%
65
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Scotia Light Sc Power—
35
.
Cora
Car
•
35%
iq
series
Corbys
43
14%
commot
Cellulose
.
-
43%
Canadian Breweries common
Canadian British Aluminum
Canadian Bronze common-
Columbia
preferred
Ontario Steel Products
Jan
32
,
4%
Jan
Canadian
al5
al4%
45%
Canadian
Jan
al4%
*
Jan
Husky
I
Hydrocarbons
15 ya
Steei
Jan
Canadian
15%
Nova
20%
Canadian
jan
15%
National
Jan
Co
91
Noranda Mines Ltd.
Jan
Chemical
Jan
Jan
25%
Canadian
90
Jan
—
20
$1.75
50
49%
Jan
1,430
•
91
37 %
,
1,400
Celanese
90
Jan
49
20%
Canadian
91
15%
26%
•
Jan
100
5
20
_
34
Drug & Chemical common
25%
Canadian Aviation Electronics
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Jan
National
20
«omw<yn
33
Jan
25%
Steamship
75
44y4
10
Canada
33
Jan
Canada Iron Foundries
oommon
33
Jan
JO
,
33
Jan
29%
v
4,340
32
_♦
common..
40%
Penmans
17%
Co
St
83
Canada Cement common
$1.30 preferred
•
Trust
Jan
8a—
1,245
30
common-
•
5
42 y4
45
u %
.
Montreal Locomotive
Montreal
33%
,.
High
Jan
Jan
Jan
,.13
131
10%
III™
.
,,
Low
4.70
36%
180
13%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
35%
43
49%
Shares
Low
38%
13
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Par
High
82
49
as
Company
Mills Ltd class A
Building Products
Calgary
82
13
•
-
Morgan
38%
50
Columbia Power
Bruck
Jan
50
British
Brown
32 V4
43%
44
Columoi* Forest Product*
Brooke
Jan
3,154
38%
50
preferred
Enu&n
4.45
33 y4
Low
82
50
preferred
4.966
82
100
preferred
4.65
32 >4
33 y4
,
British
-
*
High
Monday, February 1, i960
.
Range
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
4.45
4.50
.
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
Low
_•
common
for Week
of Prices
.
(Range for Week Ended January 29)
Sales
Range
Last
Sale PHee
British
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
15
15
225
a37
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1,475
12
a.._-
Jan
1
15
Jan
a..._
—
Number 5921 ...The Commercial
191
Volume
and
Financial Chronicle
(539)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Par
Uranium Mines Ltd
Shares
Am-ranium Mines Ltd
Anacon
Lead Mines Ltd—
Antltonian Mining Corp. Ltd
Arno
Mines Ltd
1
———— *
Atlas Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd
1
Augustus Exploration Ltd
1
Aumaque Gold Mines Ltd
—1
Low
12 */B
12%
100
15'/2C
20c
48,134
4c
17c
77c
4c
2,000
12 Va
13
Jan
20c
4c
Jan
80c
11,500
8c
62c
8*/2c
Jan
89c
Jan
6,000
5c
Jan
8Vic
Jan
5Vic
Jan
8c
Jan
6c
7c
9c
8 */2C
9%c
33c
35c
2,468
15*/2c 17*/2C
16,500
33c
17 ViC
•
27,600
7,500
7%c
Jan
Acme Gas & Oil
20c
Jan
5c
Jan
4Vic
Jan
4,000
4Vic
Jan
5c
Jan
27,800
34c
Jan
43c
Jan
4,000
4c
Jan
5c
Jan
Alberta
54,300
42c
Jan
55c
Jan
5c
Jan
6%c
Jan
5c
6 Vi c
24c
33c
30c
1,000
21c
Jan
20c
-Jan
Jan
Pac
Cons
7c
34c
Alberta
6c
5,000
6c
Jan
8c
Jan
Algom Uranium
.4,000
58c
Jan
65c
Jan
Algoma
11 Vic
Jan
15c
Jan
19Vi
Jan
21%
Jan
Jan
5c
Jan
4c
6,000
6.80
500
6.25
6.80
1.01
Jan
Allied
1.01
1,000
1.00
Jan
1.01
Jan
7c
2,000
5c
Jan
7c
Jan
Aluminium
71,400
45c
Jan
57c
Jan
Aluminum
4Vic Jan
5c
Jan
51c
57c
4 Vic
5c
Mines
Dome
East Sullivan
Empire Oil
Mines
2,300
21
73c
73c
75c
5,103
54c
Jan
77c
Jan
63c
63c
65c
5,600
61c
Jan
75c
Jan
1,500
39c
Jan
45c
Jan
6c
6c
6,125
5%c
Jan
7%c
2.55
2.55
2.65
5,500
2.55
Jan
2.90
Jan
90c
1.00
•
Jan
1.20
Jan
2.05
2.10
2.05
Jan
2.35
Jan
24%
25%
Co
4%
preferred
Jan
American
Leduc
Nepheline
5.60
2,100
5.15
Jan
6.15
Jan
Anacon
Jan
5c
Jan
Analogue
1.87
Jan
2.58
Jan
16Vic
Jan
19c
Jan
Jan
8c
Jan
Anglo
8c
1,000
7c
Jan
8c
Jan
8c
2.93
2.93
500
9c
9c
1,000
11%
4c
Controls
Warrants
7c
1,533
22c
Jan
26c
Jan
7c
Jan
9%c
Jan
9%c
Jan
13c
7%c
8c
3,959
11c
11 %c
13c
23,600
61c
5,188
56c
Jan
65c
Jan
84c
56,691
60c
Jan
90c
Jan
6%
6%
7
795
3.25
100
11c
12c
33,000
12%
12%
310
24 »/2 C
Jan
9c
Jan
Jan
9Vic
Jan
18%
Jan
19 %
Jan
Arjon
100
1.67
Jan
1.70
Jan
Asamera Oil
1,000
5Vic
Jan
7c
Jan
Ashdown Hardware class B
8c
19%
18%
19%
725
1.70
1.70
7c
7c
Area Mines
Argus
—
.
10%c 10 %c
a2%c a2%c
8c
8c
9c
250
8,000
5c
—
93c
9.800
88c
Jan
1.02
Jan
29%
29%
31
5,935
29%
Jan
35%
Jan
43%
43%
43%
550
43%
Jan
43%
1
88c
8%c
10c
18,600
8c
Jan
10c
Jan
74c
74c
77c
14,100
74c
Jan
89c
Jan
13%
13%
450
13 %
Jan
13%
Jan
7%
7%
115
50c
55c
79,180
50c
Jan
60c
Jan
5c
Temple
8%c
5c
2,400
4c
Jan
7c
Jan
Jan
14%
Jan
2.10
Jan
10
*
common
52c
Nickel
Arcadia
Warrants
12
12
350
1.90
2.05
32,850
1.80
Jan
25
24%
25%
1,870
24%
Jan
28
7c
7,700
4Vic
Jan
7c
Jan
Atlas
17%
100
17%
Jan
17%
Jan
Atlin-Ruffner
Yellowknife
Jan
—1
7%c
8c
10,000
7%c
Jan
8%c
Jan
1
Mines
12c
13c
2,405
11c
Jan
13 %c
Jan
6c
Jan
11c
Jan
6%c
Jan
19c
Jan
Mines
8%c
9%c
12,500
Mines & Metals Ltd_l
8c
8c
8c
500
8c
Jan
9c
Jan
Aumaque
Mines
1
18c
16c
18c
465,400
10%
10%
100
Jan
10,Vi
Jan
Auto
common
•
25%
25%
Gold
1
6C
_5
27
6c
7c
137,750
27%
26%
2,600'
10
4c
Jan
7c
Jan
26%
Jan
29%
Electric
Auto
1
15c
2,500
10c
Jan
15c
Jan
44c
44c
48c
5,500
37c
Jan
49 Vic
Jan
5%
Co
1
al3c
a9c
al3c
1,650
8Vic Jan
8Vic
Jan
5%%
10c
7/ 21
7A
20%
4-W
24%
21
5 Vic
-
6 Vic
900
5,000
24%
1
10c
24%
100
97c
3,000
4 Vic
500
10c
-
:
97c
4%c
97c
20c
3,000
Products
Fabric
Corp
20%
21
Jan
1
:«•
2nd
Mines
Ltd
Jan
Bankeno
4%c
6c
6%c
Jan
27
Jan
Bank
97c
Jan
6c
Jan
Barnat
20c
Jan
Barymin
1.23
1.23
al2c
al6c
1,875
a—
28c
4,075
27%c Jan
1.03
1.03
1.07
10,200
28c
2,000
26c
Jan
11c
1,000
8c
Jan
28c
1
Ltd
11c
1
11c
.^.^7
■
-
1.23
1.23
Jan
Jan
Consol
Jan
1.03
28c
1.13
Jan
1.00
100
82c
,24c
5,600
21c
Jan
Jan
32c
Jan
Jan
Jan
21c
1.12
6.90
3,975
6.75
Jan
17%
100
17%
Jan
19%
Jan
19
19%
635
18%
Jan
19%
Jan
96c
1.09
2,200
96c
Jan
1.15
19c
19c
640
19c
Jan
21 %c
Jan
8c
8c
2,500
8c
Jan
8%c
Jan
Jan
10
51%
51%
53%
9,665
51 %
Jan
55 %
Jan
10
66%
65%
67%
2,454
65%
Jan
71%
Jan
1
1.60
1.50
1.63
29,675
1.45
Jan
1.63
1
,
54c
52c
55c
3,100
52c
Jan
55c
Jan
14c
16c
9,625
14c
Jan
17c
Jan
11c 11 %c
18,000
Mines
Baska
1.05
Exploration
Ltd.
Mining
Uranium
•
•
•
Mines-
Petroleums
lie
5%c
Jan
10c
Jan
12 %c
Jan
4%c
Jan
6%c
Jan
150
41
Jan
42
Jan
27%
375
26%
Jan
27%
Jan
23c
2,900
20o
Jan
24c
Jan
6c
7,500
41
41 %
»•
27
1
22c
Jan
11c
.
6.75
17%
Mines
Montreal
of
Bata
a—
1.00
••
7.65
6.90
1
Bank of Nova Scotia
Jan
27 %c
1
Jan
19%
Mines
Jan
al2c
,
Mogador
Mines
Ltd—
Molybdenite Corp of Canada
3.35
17%
50c
Jan
-
27 %c
Ltd
Jan
Jan
3.35
1
Oil
Jan
86c
*
100
100
26%
1
25
preferred
Jan
5c
24 Vi
Ltd—1
new
Mines
3.35
25% Jan
25
preferred
Bankfield
.5
Gold
Merrill Island
Mining
Mid-Chibougamau
Ltd
Mines Ltd
3.35
*
B
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Base Metals
Mining
class
190
4
Jan
Mining Ltd
1
McKenzia Red Lake
12
■
■
1
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Jan
1.99
9c
*
7%
Jan
•
1
Copper Mining Co Ltd
Lithium Corp of Canada Ltd..
1
7%
*
.*
Copper
Steels
Aumacho River Mines
1
Jan
1
40c
17%
__
88c
•
50
Corp common
preferred
Gold Mines
$2.50
Jan
1
Jan
Jan
40c
Silver
I
Jan
92
Jan
>stde
Jan
13 Va
Jan
34c
Labrador Mining & Explorat'n Co Ltd_l
4.00
14%c
Jan
92
Jan
9c
■
Jan
Jan
100
100
4,000
Ltd
3.25
11c
12%
Jan
35c
Mines
Jan
92
Jan
14c
34c
Zinc
9%
Jan
92
11%
34c
Ltd
6%
1st
Jan
Jan
__
•
Oil
Jan
60c
Jan
10%
1,500
l
Jan
Bathurst
Power
Class
B
Beattie
&
class
Paper
A
*
—
Duquesne
Bealty
_*
Bros
7%
625
7%
Jan
7%
Jan
14 %C 17 %C
7%
14,700
11 %c
Jan
17%c
Jan
23%
Jan
24%
Jan
4,300
60c
Jan
75c
Jan
3,700
19c
Jan
34c
Jan
7%
'
Monpre
Mining
Co
Ltd-
Formaque Mines
New Hosco
New Jack
Ltd
1
Lake Uranium
Mylamaque
Mines Ltd
Explorations
Coal
23c
1
Limited
Mines
New Pacific
New
1
&
Oils
:
Ne*
West Amulet Mines Ltd
Nocana Mines Ltd
&
American
Asbestos
North American
Rare
13c
Jan
19c
Jan
600
98c
Jan
1.12
Jan
Ex
1,000
3c
Jan
5c
Jan
92c
Jan
1.20
Jan
Bell
70c
4,800
5%C
38,500
a4c
300
5c
5c
■
(1945)
Oils
Uranium
Paudash
Lake
Uranium
Portage
Island
Quebec
(Chib)
Cobalt
&
Mines
Quebec Copper
Corp Co
Quebec Lithium
Corp
Oil
Quebec
Smelting
&
Queenston Gold
Roberval
Mining
Mines
sX D"fault
Standard
Gold
al2
1,500
5c
5c
250
71c
a__
a__
—
8c
Jan
5c
Jan
75c
15,500'
40c
Jan
91c
Jan
12 c 14 %c
—
14 %c
19,000
12c
Jan
14%c
Jan
800
51c
51c
_
•
51c
Jan
60c
Jan
Jan
23c
Jan
*
17c
17c
20c
47,650
7.50
7.45
7.85
2,900
1.13
1.08
1.16
20,200
17c
8.50
Jan
jJan
Yukon
1.16
Jan
41c
6,300
38c
44c
51,100
Bay
eep Rock
Iron
Mines
28,000
5c
93c
38,500
1.75
7,100
18c
18c
4,000
Bordulac
■
15 %c
2.90
3.10
1,900
4c
2.90
4%c
2,450
15 %c
al9c
MSnes Ltd
Exploration
preferred
16c
3,500
50
al9C;
Bowater
Bowaters
preferred——
Mersey
Boymar Gold Mines—
83c
1.20
17c
2.90
3c
1.75
Jan
18c
Jan
6.25
6.50
16,325
4.80
Jan
6.50
Jan
2.80
3.25
Jan
Jan
3.25
3.25
a99c
al.00
3,500
10c
10c
13c
12,000
10c
Jan
13c
Jan
11c
12c
3,500
9c
Jan
10c
Jan
11%
3,345
10%
Jan
13%
Jan
a__
a—
10%
1.70
1.70
1.70
850
1.70
9C
9c
10c
2,500
9 Vic
Jan
1,100
10c
Jan
8c
Jan
30c 36%c
28,400
5c
1,100
4c
41%
Jan
42 %
100
45%
Jan
46
9%
2,200
9%
Jan
10%
Jan
46
46
46
95
Jan
46
Jan
7c
7%c
6,600
45
7c
Jan
8c
Jan
Jan
5.25
Jan
5.55
Jan
Jan
4.75
Jan
22%
23%
725
20%
Jan
23%
Jan
Bridge
Tank
&
.—*
common
(T G)
Columbia
4%%
•
—
.'
preferred
.
preferred
preferred
% % preferred
1.80
i
Jan
lOVic
Jan
Jan
13c
Jan
15c
Jan
30c
Jan
41 Vic
Jan
3 Vic
Jan
4 Vic
—50
50
100
50
50
Products
British
Columbia
Forest
British
Columbia
Packers
class
•
Jan
37
Jan
Jan
38%
39
95
Jan
39
Jan
82
82%
155
82
Jan
83%
Jan
44 %
44%
100
43
Jan
44%
Jan
49%
49%
49%
389
49
Jan
49%
Jan
13
13
13%
3,520
13
Jan
14%
Jan
14%
14%
480
14%
Jan
14%
Jan
14%
39
82
37%
14%
100
14%
Jan
14%
Jart
35
14,204
33%
Jan
37%
Jan
42%
42%
1,687
42%
Jan
43
Jan
11%
11%
11,055
11%
Jan
11%
45c
50c
7,400
10%
10%
11%
1,066
4.50
4.00
4.50
28,000
10c 10%C
42,200
45c
Smelting
Gold
10 Vac
—
2.10
Products
Hill
35%
Jan
Jan
Jan
33*/4
Ankerlte
Building
Bunker
Jan
36
2.49
42 %
—
Company —*
Mining &
Buffalo
32%
175
20
33%
Mines
Brunswick
Buffadison
17,540
37
47%
* 1
•
Chemicals
Reef
33%
Jan
25
Telephone
Brown
Jan
2.25
44%
—*
Power
Columbia
Broulan
Jan
20
36%
33
*
A
B
Columbia
British
Brockville
47
25
2,810
Electric
preferred
4%%
150
20
2.36
32%
J
1
Oil—
American
British
47
20
20
common
2.30
47
50
Preferred
5
—
Jan
31c
90
45%
9%
4.45
Jan
17c
a
—
a99c
1
„
Jan
41%
45%
9,733
4%%
Jan
22,200
41%
9%
2,370
5%
5c
16c
41%
5.45
Jan
43c
13c
Jan
Jan
4.65
Jan
Jan
14c
7c
65c
5.25
5c
Jan
12c
Jan
Jan
4.45
3.15
3c
12c
6c
56c
5.35
Jan
42c
12c
6,000
29,700
4.45
Jan
15%c Jan
a__
Jan
Jan
1,500
10%
7c
60c
•
Jan
93c
Jan
5,500
95
6c
56c
1
Class
6.45
Jan
6c
56c
Britalta Petroleum
5c
1
...
Jan
27%c
Pioneer
Bralorne
Bright
43c
1
Pej4rol®Um
Corp.
fiebor Mines
Ltd-—.
14c
Jan
1
50
1
Paper
Jan
3%c
•
Ltd
Jan
14c
50
Jan
1
i.
10c
47,360
19c
50
preferred
Corp 5%
5 % %
55c
1
__
7,100
26c
16c
1
9%c
42c
3%C
1
Ltd
12c
18c
10,213
1
Jan i
1
,
11c
Ltd
Jan
1
T«lh V 9cnpolidated Mines
To?e
e Mines Ltd—
Jan
Mines
Mines
Bouzan
British
.
1
Ltd
Jan
67c
17c 17 %c
1
Uranium
Jan
29c
9c
83c
1
Ltd—
15 Vic
Jan
Mines
Uranium
47c
Jan
35c
1
Mines
Jan
63c
Mines
Brazilian Traction common
80c
7%c
1
Jan
7.45
35c
1.45
1
Mines Ltd
9c
10,256
•
93c
1
-
29,000
67c
1
al2
__
1
Ltd
12c
65c
Black
Bevcon
British
Mines
(an
10 %c
Bidcop Mines Ltd
1.55
Ltd
Ltd
17 %c
12c
Bicroft
•
Snerritt-Gordon
Jan
1
Jan
Jan
1-
Ltd
Jan
Jan
*
Mines
83c
5c
90c
1
Corp—,
Jan
Jan
Jan
"•
i'Hwrence River
43%
68c
3 Vic
1
Red Crest
Gold Mines Ltd
Jan
12,600
1.1(10
9Vic
——
Ltd
42%
75c
Bibls
Jan
1
Refining
Mines
16,583
68c
Jan
1
Ltd
43%
69c
Jan
Jan
40c
Development Ltd
43
50c
1
Copper Corp
Mines
43%
Jan
7c
1
Ltd
25
Telephone
3c
75c
1
Exploration
34c
6c
4,100
_2
Ltd
30c
1
1
distribution
82c
15,000
35c
Ltd—
69c
Jan
,9c
—1
Mines
Fennbec
Mining Corp
Porcupine Prime Mines
60c
Jan
78c
_90c
Ltd
67c
Jan
8c
1
Mines
25
3c
75c
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
:
1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
Urchan
23%
4Vic
8c
1
Ltd—
23%
51C
75c
1
Ltd
23%
Mines—
Bethlehem
a2c
14 %C
*
—:
common.
Corp
Quebec
$2.30
Bowater
Obalski
Co
*
1
Mines
Mining
14,000
1
Ltd
Belcher
Belleterre
4c
1
Corp
Metals
200,433
Lodge
Lumber
98c
67c
—
5c
Ltd—IIIIIIIIII1
Mines
19c
a99c
5c
—
Jan
4c
92c
20c
26c
92c
.
1
7
a96c
Santiago Mines Ltd
50c
Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd_«
Vinray Mines Ltd—
1
Norpax Oils
16 %c
•
I
Ltd
Ltd
18c
•
Beaver
Beaver
Trehn
22c
Jan
12 Vic
10,000
Kontiki
«
22c
Jan
38
830
9 Vic
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines Ltd.
Si
Jan
35c
Banff
T b
43%
27c
Acceptance common
S
Jan
Jan
Coast
Sbcoe
43
Jan
Atlantic
Quebec
830
Jan
Atlas
Okalta
43%
33%
Atlantic
North
Jan
43
43
Jan
22c
Jan
New
21
20%c
Jan
New
Jan
440
9c
New
20
2,700
4c
New
300
80,372
Jan
Marltimes
20
27c
Jan
I
20
25c
6c
Langis
3.20
33%
37%
2Vic
Lead &
Jan
Jan
37%
1
Ltd
Jan
2.15
29%
20 %c
Ash
Israel Continental
35c
3,700
20,309
22c
Associated
International Ceramic
Jan
2.80
31%
37%
Jan
Copper Mining Corp
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd
30c
2.70
29%
•
6,500
9c
l
Jan
Jan
1
Jan
Iso Mines
2,500
Jan
6.10
40%
1
Jan
Ltd
60
Jan
2.75
3.25
Imperial common
preferred class B
8c
Haitian
Jan
Jan
5.25
72c
Mines
14c
Mines
35c
59%
36
Ansil
33%
Gunnar
Jan
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Jan
Ltd
19%
Anthes
Jan
Gui-Por Uranium
Jan
Jan
Jan
Age Mines
120
-18%
Jan
4c
Golden
.
Jan '
9c
11%
9 %c
1
Jan,
Jah
13%
2.93
12 %c 13 %c
9c
1
Jan
Jan
31V4
Ltd
1,625
1
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Ltd
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*
1,950
Ventures
Jan
29%
-
—
6,000
Oil
,»47c
Jan
60c
Petroleums
4,500
Mines
28%
Jan
Jan
—12 L ' Jan
Jan
76c
Huronian
5c
Gaspe
7,020
lc
32%
Geco
1,164
38
3.05
Jan
2.93
9c
1
6.00
36
24%
'41c
27c
50c
32
Ltd
57%
5.25
8-344
IIV2C Jan
20c
4 Vic
Mines
56%
37
10c
Fontana
Copper
57%
1
Pete.
•
Fundy Bay
19%
1
Mines
Lead
Anchor
5c
1
Ltd
18%
50
:
——
1
(19451
18%
-
25
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Fano Mining & Exploration Inc
Mines
*4,150
*
90c
Jan
*
Jan
1,000
1
12%-
18
•
13 %
5,000
—
1,013
12%
r
•
22c
59,915
1
41c 41 %c-
12 %
10
Minerals
Jan
8c
—
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Jan
17c
'
25%
•
12%
Jan
2.58
—,
2,685
41.%c
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18c
11c
8c
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8,725
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—
1,800
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16 %c
■
—
5.25
i
8,520
8c
17c
—
41c
5
20c
21,500
3,300
—
41c
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13%
11c
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Ltd
Jan
^
——
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2.25
1
Jan
18%
90c
Oils—
American
1
Inc
2.60
612
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5.15
1
Ltd
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&
Metal
Fao
Mines
8,900
20%
l
18c
13*/4
•
2.85
20
•
common.
Roxana
7 5c
Ltd
2.60
20
1
preferred
Almagamated Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth
10c
18 %c
_1
2.85
Gold
123/a
10c
i
Ltd
Mines
Jan
Alminex
6c
6c
1
Jan
16c
Jan
4c
6.80
—1.50
5c
12,100
common
Central
Warrants
2.45
Ltd
12,325
20c
Algoma Steel
4c
Jan
305
11c
19c
|
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850
19
18%
10c
Trunk
33,267
Jan
Gas
30c
33c
Alberta
27c
1,000
Jan
Jan
11c
Voting trust
20%
41%
11%
<■
—
20
Jan
Jan
Jan
8
20c
common
24c
1
Copper-Man Mines Ltd—
Cournor Mining Co Ltd
Dolsan
-Warrants
1
Ltd
Distillers
12c
18%
36%
40c
2.10
37c
48c
58c
415
High
Jan
50c
4Vic
12c
2,775
11
20c
1
III
Ajax Petroleums
58c
41,100
39
—III
34c
,
31c
10%
18%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
!
36%
37%
*
II
Surpass Shoe—
Mines Ltd
Agnico
42c
'
Mines
Denison
Agnew
4Vic
1
L'Ungava
Mines
4,500
5c
Jan
35c
•
Gold
5c
7.65
42c
56c
Shares
28c
•
common
Akaitcho Yellowknife
Alba Explorations
20*/*
for Week
High
•
4!/2c
Calgary
Miniere
Jan
4 %c
Calumet
Willans
6.80
4%c
Copper Corp——„___—1
Mines Ltd;——
——_i
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines Ltd
1
Cochenour
Range
30c
•
common
Acadia Uranium Mines
Jan
Bornite
Dollars
Sales
Low
1
Paper
Jan
14c
Compagnie
Ltd
&
Jan
2,250
•Consolidated
Power
12c
*
2,500
Bouzan
'
Mines
Abltibi
38c
Jan
20c
Mines Ltd
Minerals Ltd
:
Chiboug Copper Corp„
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd———
Cleveland Copper Corp
Abacus
Advocate Mines Ltd
8,000
Ca-nadian
of Prices
Sale Price
17Vie
Jan
32c
15 %c Jan
6.90
5c
in
Week's
Par
Acadia Atlantic
Sugar
Class A ;
20c
Manitoba
Expressed
Last
Jan
6.80
Central
Are
Jan
Jan
76c
7c
Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd cl A—„1
Talc Ltd__——
—
1
Band-Ore Gold Mines Ltd——„1
Barvallee Mines1 Ltd——.—.—1
Bateman Bay Mining Co
,
1
Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd___l
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd
1
Belle-Chibougamau Mines Ltd—„_1
Bluewater Oil & Gas Ltd———*
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp—;
1
Chemalloy
Shown
STOCKS
Jan
14c
3Vic
Bailey
Central-Del Rio Oils Ltd
Prices
High
Baker
& Edmonton Corp Ltd
•
Uranium Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
.1
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd—
10c
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd
—1
Canorama Explorations Ltd
1
Canuba Mines Ltd——__„l
Carbec
Mines Ltd——
1
Cartier Quebec Explorations
Ltd
1
Cassiar Asbestos Corp Ltd
•
Toronto Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Friday
1
•
1
_20c
Explorations Ltd
Alscofe
of Prices
Low
(Range for Week Ended January 29)
Sales
for Week
Oil Stocks—
Mining and
Alaom
Range
39
Burlington
1.90
2.25
20,288
,
31
525
7c
30
*
229%
7%c
2,000
17
*
,
Extension
17
250
11 %
Jan
43c
Jan
52c
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
2.80
Jan
4.50
Jan
9%c
Jan
12 %C
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
2.36
29%
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31 Va
Jan
7c
Jan
8%c
Jan
Jan
17%
Jan
Jan
1.70
17
Jan
•
13
12%
13%
1,065
1
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16c
13c
20c
19,932
12 %
Jan
13%
12c
Jan
20c
12 % c
Jan
16c
Jan
45c
Jan
57c
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4.50
4.55
200
1
35c
35c
40c
219,700
•
26
26
26%
1,600
9c
11c
11,300
_1
Ltd
;
4.50
15c
26
Jan
4.80
Jan
Jan
40c
Jan
Jan
26%
Jan
Jan
12c
Jan
Mines
Cadamet
Calalta
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15c
15c
950
45c
51d
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42.
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1.65
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1.65
500
1.55
Jan
6c
2,000
4Vic
Jan
6c
17,000
1.65
5c
5c
9c
20%
20
20%
3,010
19%
Jan
21
Jan
17%
17%
19%
7,255
17%
Jan
19%
Jan
3.50
3.50
1,800
Jan
3.50
5,900
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power new common
•
•
Calvan
trginia
1
Consolidated
Oil
Jan
Calvet
1.82
Jan
Campbell Chlboueamau-
6c
Jan
Campbell Red Lake——
10c
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&
Jan
1
25c
Mines
Petroleum
3.50
•
60c
51c
60c
1
6.20
6.20
6.80
13,188
6.20
——.—1
12%
12%
12%
2,120
12%
Oils
1
45c
Jan
60c
Jan
Jan
Jan
6.90
Jan
Jan
13%
Jan
11
CANADIAN
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Cement common
Preferred
_
Low
Low
32
32%
4,637
31
Jan
33%
Jan
Copper-Man
26%
652
26
Jan
26%
Jan
Canada
Canada
Iron
A——:
class
Foils
16
16
Jan
22
Jan
25
21
Jan
21 %
Jan
Cosmos
Imperial
common
20%
20
20%
3,435
20
Jan
20%
Jan
54
54
54%
345
54
Jan
57
Jan
Cournor
24
Jan
24%
Jan
1.30
Jan
Copper
Craigmont Mines
30c
Jan
36 %c
Jan
Cram
45%
Jan
46%
Jan
Cree
Lead
■
—1-~
—
-10
Canada
Canada
Steamship
Safeway
Canada
Southern
Wire
Canada
6,800
46
160
45%
295
45
Jan
46%
Jan
56%
809
55%
Jan
58
Jan
Crestbrook
82 %
Jan
84
Jan
55c
Jan
75c
82 %
•'
•
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B
61c
4,650
5.00
41.045
43
'
1.19
65
82%
55c
4.35
:
4.70
common-
class
Cable
&
82 %
III
'
Lines
Jan
1-80
♦
18
18
18
205
18
Jan
12%
12%
200
18%
12%
12
Jan
Jan
12 %
Jan
36c
Jan
43%
120
4.30
43
>
.
'
Canada
Crown
45%
Jan
Crown
7%c
12.000
6%c
Jan
9
Jan
ICc
Jan
Jan
69c;
Jan
3.60
Jan
4.00
1
20%
20%
21 %
1,850
20%
Jan
22%
2.31
2.25
2.34
64,460
Jan
2.20
Jan
2.64
Jan
warrants
Canadian
Bank
Canadian
Breweries
of
Class
B
Celanese
Canadian
preferred
Sl%
common
—*_—
Minerals
—
1
.
Chieftain
Collieries
Devonian
Canadian
Drawn
Canadian
Dredge
Steel
Canadian
Fairbanks
Jan
Deer
14%
Jan
Deldona
19%
Jan
22%
Jan
Jan
29
Jan
Devon
385
6%
2,235
6%
Jan
Distillers
Jan
Dome
9%
Jan
Dome
80c
73c
80c
8.050
Jan
Dome
2.35
2.35
2.40
2.000
2.25
Jan
2.75
Jan
Dominion
3.30
3.30
3.50
14,786
Bridge
3.30
Jan
3.65
Jan
Dominion
Electrohome
17%
17%
545
15%
15%
3,015
51c
2.25
Husky
10%
10
10%
Oils
6%
7%
3.55
8
8
8
200
55
55
50
15
15
15
15
16
16
16
900
Industries
Canadian North Inca
Northwest
Canadian Oil
Cos
preferred
Canadian
Thorium
Canadian
Tire
Canadian
Vickers
Corp
Erin
Met
3.50
8
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Dominion
Steel
10%
Jan
Dominion
Jan
Dominion
Tar
3.80
9
Jan
Captain
Mines
Cariboo
Gold
55
Jan
60'4
Jan
14 %
Jan
15
Jan
Dover
16
Jan
16
Jan
Jan
37c
35 %c
.
Athabaska
Central
Del
Rio
Central
Pat
Kayrand
Chibcugamau
Gold
Mines
Mining &
Knitting
Cochenour
Farm
Cody Reco
Jan
42c
Jan
23 %
Jan
24%
Jan
nine shs for
Lake
Gold
138%
Jan
139%
Jan
ten
Jan
25 %
Jan
10,138
11%
11%
12
780
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
10%c 11 %C
1,540
Eddy Match
10%c
Jan
12c
Jan
Eddy
185
40
17
17
60
:
15%
Jan
17
Jan
32
30
32
125
27%
Jan
32
Jan
14
Jan
14%
Jan
Emco
19
Jan
21
Jan
Empire
185
Jan
193
Jan
371,170
181.060
15c
Jan
23c
19,100
2 Vic
Jan
6 Vic
8c
8c
6.500
7 Vic
Jan
9c
13%
Jan
5.10
1.26
13c
Jan
5.95
Jan
1.40
Jan
Federal
15c
Jan
1.25
5,100
1.15
Jan
1.29
75
62%
Jan
62%
Jan
5c
5,000
3%c
Jan
5 Vic
Jan
40c
38c
41c
106,500
38c
Jan
42c
Jan
48c
48c
50c
16,950
48c
Jan
55c
Jan
13 %C
13c
14c
8,800
13c
Jan
Idc
Jan
70c
67C
70c
4,500
66c
Jan
80c
Jan
12,700
50c
Jan
61c
4.20
50c
3.90
56c
4.25
5,031
•
4.55
4.25
4.55
2.90
3.25
28,475
20
20
20
500
•
23
3.00
400
3.05
*
10c
22%
9c
25 %
4.25
2.81
10c
11,500
14c 14 Vic
2.000
Jan
Jan
Jan
3.75
3.90
1,935
10%
650
Frosst
Callinan
25%
Jan
9c
Jan
12c
Jan
13c
Jan
15c
Jan
3.75
Jan
3.95
Jan
11
29c
Jan
42c
13%
Jan
56c
6,500
53c
Jan
60c
Jan
45c
55c
10,000
45c
Jan
56c
Jan
23c
23c
Genex
1,250
23c
Jan
26c
Jan
Geo
Jan
8c
7,780
6c
Jan
7c
Giant
7,433
5%c
Jan
8c
Jan
10c
8c
Jan
IOC
10c
Jan
10c
10c
4,150
8c
Jan
12c
4 %c
4%c
500
,4 Vic
Jan
11 %
4Vic
Jan
11%
11%
19,306
10%
Jan
10 %c
11%
26c
10Vic
Jan
39c
3.50
3.60
Mac
3.50
Jan
31c
37c
81,333
31c
Jan
45c
29C
29c
4,385
27Vic
Jan
31c
28c
3,000
26c
Jan
61c
67c
91,195
61c
Jan
2.90
3.00
1,954
62c
31 %C
30c
33c
60c
55c
60c
r;
2.-60
2.55
2.66
5,300
4,587
2,177
2.85
28c
55c
2.55
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mining Sc Smelting
•
18%
18%
19%
4.760
Mogul
j
18%
Jan
1.05
1.00
1.18
Morrison
20,480
1.15
Jan
Consolidated
Mosher
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Negus Mines
Nicholson Mines
Consolidated
Northland
Consolidated
Peak
*;
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Persncourt
Red
Regcourt
Sannorm
Sudbury
l
_
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1.22
10.920
21c
24c
16,200
~
Zl
99c
Jan
Jan
72c
3.00
59
Jan
68
1.38
1.54
29,420
22c
25c
7,000
8c
8c
8 %c
3,775
11%
12
350
llVa
Jan
12
Jan
56
56
30
56
Jan
56
Jan
6
6
100
6
Jan
6
35c
65c
2.90
20
1.22
26c
1 18
Lakes
Power
15c
Jan
20c
3,709
4%c
Jan
6c
33c
Jan
47c
4 %c
650
4c
Jan
5c
1.833
10c
Jan
11C
Jan
10c
8c
9c
11c
42c
Great
Coal
27
27%
350
27
27%
Jan
7%
7%
7%
20
7%
Jan
65c
70c
2,800
Greater
65c
76%
®
10c
Jan
lie
Jan
3.80
3.60
3 90
36 %
36
36%
3,854
_,—100
Class & preferred
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100
Conwest
Exploration
36
Jan
100 100%
Jan
115
Gulch
100
102
102
Jan
103
103
125
Jan
102
3.85
Jan
3.85
4.10
103
6,520
Jan
7%
7%
100
28c
31c
5,800
common
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footnotes,
•
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42.
28c
8,240
3.50
3.80
Jan
Jan
7% "Jan
27c
Jan
3.95 Jan
38%
4.30
7%
34c
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19
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1
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Marbenor Mines
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1.58
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1.70
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Jan
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19
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32%
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24
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76
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20
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4.00
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19
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Jan
11
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44
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196,411
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31%
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27c
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47%
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
2.45
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30 Va
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57c
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20c
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Jan
20
Westinghouse
Candore Exploration
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Jan
*
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1,650
&
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22c
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7.75
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common
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7,481
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25
10
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25c
2,733
100
*
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11 %
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8c
1,100
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11c
4.25
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18c
32c
8.10
53c
common
9,300
11c
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10c
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__
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50%
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2,485
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Jan
10
200
10c
—
80c
Jan
2.15
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41c
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14,500
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15
9,263
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45
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2
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25,155
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73c
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15%
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25%
134
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25c
7%
2.16
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Jan
300
9
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1.34
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Securities
Canadian
Canadian
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Jan
2.25
-
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Canadian
Jan
Jan
16%
:
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46%
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common-
13c
1
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16%
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1
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28
28%
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28
class A_50c
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6.60
Jan
6%
1
Morse
Canadian
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Jan
13%
•
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Products
General
Cheskirk
5.00
740
50.825
*
Jan
7c
30c
63,675
—
1.50
16%
7c
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9%
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20
Jan
200
5,500
1
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Jan
9c
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Daragon Mines
Decoursey
1.082
I
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Food
A
Canadian
Circle
19%
10c
16%
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Explorers
Daering
Jan
1.34
•
&
Gas
Preferred
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13%
7.05
8%
common—
_—
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Canadian
Chib
13 %
•
B
Chiboug
Jan
Jan
1.20
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Export
Charter
16
6.00
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Canadian
Central
Jan
'
9%
Canadian Dyno Mines
Cayzor
12%
1,910
6.05
•
1.23
Wright
Canadian
Cassiar
1,030
6.60
5.00
1
Canadian Curtis
54%
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6.00
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common
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4'c
12%
——
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Canadian
Class
Jan
I.
1.45
1
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Jan
145
•
Jan
37%
6%
Canadian
Class
56
Jan
25
—
_
Canadian
Class
Jan
34%
19%
•
51
13 %
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6,583
3,793
5.75
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53
36%
6.60
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35%
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10c
Jan
45
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1,500
r.
28
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Crowpat
Jan
13%
common.*
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class
Canners
52
7%c
35%
•
warrants
Canadian
__
common
warrants--
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Commerce
Aluminium
Canadian British
Class
1
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Astoria
10c
1.45
10c
Crush International Ltd-
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Jan
3,300
common.
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Jan
9C
64c
3,600
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Jan
8 Va
Jan
65c
50
Croinor
Jan
400
30c
4,000
3.90
Preferred
Jan
8%
4,100
10c
Jan
3.60
1
Timber
5.CO
6%c
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1
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55 Va
—
55%
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Southern Petroleum
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Jan
1.60
64c
125
300
32c
45%
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Permanent
Canada
A
class
9VaC
27,704
l
24
1.20
30c
—
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24,219
1.75
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24
1.19
,
—
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Warrants
Canada
—
•
14c
1.60
Zinc
45%
Preferred
Canada Oil Lands
11 Vac
ccwichan
Jan
Z~26
Coulee
High
12c
1.63
-—-—I—-*
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Range Since Jan. 1
Low
,
*
480
22
21% ;
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High
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Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug
Corby Distillery class A
-10
Foundrit-s common
Malting
16
21%
Shares
Low
Par
.
26
21%
*
Sales
for Week
of Prices
'
High
32
—
Monday, February 1, i960
.
Kange
Sale Price
26
~20
Stone
Cut
Crushed
Canada
High
.
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
—
*
Canada
for Week
Shares
.
(Range for Week Ended January 29)
Friday
Range
Par
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MARKETS
Sales
of Prices
,ale Price
Canada
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
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40
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50c
80c
27,780
10c
10c
200
8c
8c
4,000
Jan
Jan
4 80
Jan
5.55
3c
Jan
7c
Jan
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
9.45
Jan
,
2.05
1.00
50c
Jan
9 VaC
Jan
10c
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Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
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Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Number 5921
191
Volume
Financial Chronicle
The
....
(541)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Par
Brass--—r——
■
Rights—-
Shares
Low
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■
350
15c
19c
2,760
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12%
Jan
Marigold
Jan
24c
Jan
Maritime
11
25
Jan
15c
Jan
11%
Jan
Jan
104%
Jan
102%
-
Oils
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines.
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
Headway Red Lake—
Heath Gold Mines
Hendershot Paper common.
preferred
—
—
__
Jan
15 %c
Jan
19c
Jan
10,000
2,010
540
1.55
1.57
600
53
54
8
26%
27%
10%
11%
9.75
11
9.80
4.35
Jack
Gold
Kelvinator
Labatt
Jan
4.00
Jan
12
12%
4,477
12
Jan
14%
Jan
10 %c
lie
4,900
10%c
Jan
11c
Jan
Mill
58%
475
55%
Jan
58 %
Jan
Milliken
42c
3.107
37c
Jan-;
42c
Jan
Mining Corp
Lingman
Osu
37
37
40
36 %
Jan
37
Jan
8%
8%
11,582
8%
Jan
Jan
21
33
8,436
9 Vb
Jan
5,000
33c
Jan
38c
Jan
2.05
2.13
19,367
class
Monarch
Jan
45
76%
Jan
79
Jan
34
Jan
37
Jan
Montreal
11%
Jan
ll7/s
Jan
2.10
34
35%
11,668
11%
11%
3,240
5%
5%
125
5%
Jan
Jan
Mt
81
210
78%
Jan
83
Jan
Multi
34
35%
4,670
34
Jan ^
37j/8
505
-11
Jan
12%
Jan
Nama
48%
50
48%
Jan
48 %
Jan
National
4.75
4.85
1,040
4.60
Jan
5.25
Jan
21%
548
Jan
21 %
Jan
National
Jan
6%
Jan
National
Jan
14%
Jan
National
Steel
1.75
6%
140
1.60
600
45c
20
3.028
14%
1.55
1.55
4,186
15
566
98%
99%
1.55
37c
4.108
42%
5
14%
174
10c 13%c
607
15
12c
98%
5%
Creek
Jan
1.15
7%c
Jan
9%C
14%
15
300
14%
Jan.
I2V2
12%
200
12 %
Jan
12%
Jan
15,407
50c
Jan
63c
Jan
8,530
65c
Jan
85c
Jan
70c
National
Nealon
16
Jan
Nello
&
Jan
Nesbitt
97%
Jan
105
Jan
New
Jan
Jan
New
Athona
Jan
4,910
21cr Jan
25c
Jan
.24,620
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12y4
12%
12%
821
8%C
8%c
8%c
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24%
24%
24%
25
24
24
24
40
40
83
83
83
75c
75c
80c
25,200
Jan
Jan
12%
Jan
7c
Jan
9%c
Jan
25
Jan
26%
Jan
24
Jan
26
Jan
35
.
Jan
12 %
15
.
85c
1.07
40
Jan
41%
Jan
25
82
Jan
83
Jan
69c
Jan
80c
Jan
17%' Jan
17%
Jan
39%
Jan
43%
Jan
_
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Jan
New
Calumet
Jan
New
1.25
60
Jan
5.25
Jan
New
148
37%
Jan
41 %
Jan
New
Delhi
1,695
32
Jan'
38
32
33%
1.68
1.75'
2.30
2.65
17%
17%
740
•
39%
39%
41%
15,810
50c
60c
154,051
50c
Jan
56c
Jan
43 %C
47c
4,900
43 % c
Jan
59c
Jan
18c 19 %C
9,900
17c
Jan
20 %c
56c
1
I
1
18c
5
15%
Jan
preferred
B
15%
16%
1,025
15%
Jan
16%
Jan
16%
161/4
100
16%
Jan
16%
Jan
20
com
27%
27%
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Jan
27%
Jan
3.85
•
14%
50.
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15%
2.75
Jan
4.00
Jan
.1,310
14 %
Jan
15%
Jan
49%
Jan
51 %
6%c Jan
9%c
Jan
3.C5
14%
*
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51
51%
385
8c
7c
8c
28,300
12c
12c
12c
l
14c
13c
14c
7c
7c
7%c
29c
32c
11 %C 14 %c
Uranium
Mines
Davies
1.60
171/4
Hi
Continental
Jan
42%
4.75
39%
*
Chemical
Bidlamaque
1
Gold
Oil
13 %c
1
Mines—
Mines
Jan
New
Dickenson
14,350
Jan
New
Goldvue
5,000
2.05
Jan
2.70
Jan
14%
Jafi
New
Harricana
34c
Jan
52c
Jan
Jan
6,600
13c
Jan
17c
Jan,
8,800
4c
Jan
7%c
Jan
9,900
29c
Jan
35c
Jan
114,000'
8c
Jan
15 %c
Jan
Jan
13,850
26c
Jan
34c
26c
34c
.18,200
26c
Jan
35c
Jan
15c
16c
5,650
15c
Jan
18c
Jan
13 %c 13 %c
800
12c
Jan
16%'C
Jan
Jan
13%
14c
34c
1
1.75
.2,000
Jan
30c
50c
Jan
Jan
12c
30c
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of
_
31c
1,
Pete
1.60
Mines
2.30
2.23
2.30
1
Mines
6c
•
-
2,950
2.20
Jan
2.35
Jan
7c
51,625
5c
Jan
9c
Jan
19c
13%
14%
44c
44c
49c
32,400
Jan
26c 39 %c
34c
1.22
15,500
24c
27c
6
24c
24c
64,725
1.36
1.18
6%
1.18
855
Jan
22 %c
.
Jan
6
12,800
.
Jan
Jan
1
16c
12 %c
17c
74.725
9c
Jan
New Hosco Mines
1
89c
88c
1.04
76,350
88c
Jan
1.14
Jan
New
13%
625
1
7c
8c
8,325
6%c
Jan
9%c
Jan
12 %c
Jan
'
Jan
Jason
Jan
1.40
New
Jan
67c
Newlund
Jan
6%
Kelore
New
Jan
28c
Mines
New
Newnorth
10c
lie
12c
53,900
9c
Jan
13c
14,000
10c
Jan
16c
Jan
New
Jan
2.45
Jan
New
Senator
Jan
9%
Jan
New
Superior
Taku
2.15
2.30
2.15
13,510
125
9
9
150
37c
8%
37c
7,900
42c
Gold
9
Jan
New
45c
Jan
Niagara
Jan
Jan
26c
25c
26c
5,400
25c
Jan
29c
15c
16c
4,500
14c
Jan
17c
Jan
Mines
Mines
2,000
7c
9%c
9%c
10,555
9c
Jan
12c
Jan
5%c
4,000
4%C
Jan
6c
Jan
52c
55c
1,433
52c
Jan
63c
Jan
16 %c 16 %c
500
16 %C
Jan
18c
Jan
Nipissing
Jan
2.00
Jan
Nisto Mines
7%
Jan
Noranda
6%
3.75
975
3.50
Jan
4.00
Jan
175
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
Norgold
8c
20,538
Mines
Norbeau
9%
3.60
3.55
3.75
6c
20
8,455
1.43
1.74
38c
1.23
12,860
36c
3.35
3,222
26%
26 %
24%
24%
36c
26 Vb
24%
2,400
25
8
9
78c
2.30
2.60
20c
4.50
30c
Jan
Normetal
Mines
Jan
3.80
Jan
Norpax
Jan
1.81
Jan
Norsyncomaque
Jan
rJan
42c
Northcal
28
Jan
Jan
27%
Jan
2.80
Jan
Jan
8c
Jan
Jan
4.50
1957
Quebec
27c
Jan
25
Jan
1.45
7c
Jan
9c
3c
Jan.
4c
1.90
1.82
1.90
27%
28
Jan
Jan
Northland
Northwestern
1,80
751
27
Jan
Jan
28%
Jan
Nova
24%
25%
793
24%
Jan
24
25%
1,416
24
Jan
27
41
41%
764
40
Jan
44
Jan
Nudulama
Jan
Jan
Jan
Oka
1.25
Jan
Okalta
3.00
Jan
Oleary
18c
Jan
Ontario
59c
Jan
100
1.25
Jan
2.50
3.00
497
2.50
Jan
17c
14c 17 %c
44,200
13c
Jan
Jan
50c
54C
6,600
1
28 %c
28c
32c
31,500
28c
Lorado Uranium Mines
Warrants
7c
6%C
Louvicourt Goldfield
Lyndhurst Mines
1
1
•
10c
1
1
20
—1
*
*
1
1
*
*
1
1
1
•
Jan
Orenada
5,350
6%c
Jan
7c
2,600
5%c
Jan
41%
Jan
46
Jan
790
17%
Jan
19%
Jan
1.90
1.90
2.15
7,390
1.00
Jan
3.75
Jan
1.20
1.20
400
1.20
Jan
1.31
Jan
14%
14%
15%
4,165
14%
Jan
163/a
Jan
Jan
*
25
25
25
13
24%
Jan
25%
3.50
3.50
3.70
12,465
3.15
Jan
3.70
1.15
125
18 %C
18 %c 18 %c
1,000
____2
15%
15%
15%
30
100
70
70
70%
115
13c
12c
14c
10,500
1
90c
95c
800
*
14c
15c
5,125
8e
73c
pfd
1
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19c
Jan
9%c 10 %c
8,500
Jan
Osisko
Jan
Jan
15c
2.92
2.80
1,750
28C
32c
29,000
26c
7c
15,000
5%c
Jan
7c
23c
145
23c
Jam
23c
23c
Jan
32c
1.14
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mfg
;
1.05
Jan
Jan
Pamour
16%
16%
10,386
16%
Jan
Parmaque
17%
Jan
2.76
2.82
Jan
8 %C
7%C
9c
14,330
29,000
2.63
2.80
24
24
390
2 %C
3C
8,000
92 c
98c
11,700
92c
Jan
94c
5c
5c
6c
4,600
4%c
Jan
80C
5,234
68c
Jan
99c
Jan
13%
560
13 %
Jan
14
Jan
Paymaster Consol
Exploration. Ltd
f
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Pembina Pipeline common
1.05
9c
Porcupine
Pardee
Amalg
Jan
Parker
7.40
7.40
7.85
19,650
7.40
Jan
8.60
Jan
1.13
1.07
1.19
2,744
80c
Jan
1.19
Jan
7%c
8c
5,500
6%C
Jan
8%c
Jan
31c
32c
2,200
30
34c
Jan
7
6%
8c
1
■;
33c
—
11%
10%
Jan
Patino
of
Jan
Pato
16c
25,325 *
14c
Jan
17c
Jan
15C
Jan
Jan
1
31,056
7%c
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11c
13c
8C
113/4
6,973
6"%
32c
10%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
-
7%
Jan
35c
Jan
17
Jan
9.00
Jan
8.50
350
7.75
Jan
273/4
2,873
26%
Jan
29
Jan
50c
50c
5,500
50c
Jan
50c
Jan
38c
38c
18,850
37c
Jan
44c
Jan
60c
Jan
*
61c
9%c
,
1
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20c
61c
2,300
9%c 11 %c
16,500
20c
20c
500
3.05
3.15
220
Canada
*
60c
60c
600
1
2.80
2.75
2.85
1,450
1
25 %c
23c
33c
441,600
15c
15c
31c
34c
8
8%
30%
30%
warrants.—
■
1
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820
14,400
27
1
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1
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Jan
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1
;
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27
•
Drilling
Jan
Jan
Jan
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Mines
Jan
Jan
Jan
15c
-
Jan
22%
■
18 %
2%c Jan
_
Petroleum
43
4c
61c
12 %C
Pamoil Ltd
Jan
25
Jan
140
20c
Jan
Jan
52c
7.75
1.01
Jan
Jan
Jan
2,000
1
37%
24
1,870
12c
31c
569
7%c
55c
Jan
Jan
23
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5,600
2.85
10 %C
17
15c
*
____
Mines
Petroleums
Palliser
2,500
Jan
80c
.
223/4.
—
Hershey Tubes—
Jan
Jan
14 %c
.
Warrants
Jan
Jan
12c
10c
Jan
16%
Jan
1
Wholesale
Pacific
Page
6c
66c
17c
—1
1.01
•
Jan
1
23
—
40 %
70c
9,975
Jan
Jan
4,500
Jan
15 %c
Jan
14c
153/4
Jan
80c
Jan
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Jan
12C,
Jan
Jan
20c
Jan
70
52c
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*
common—.
1.01
13%
15%
12c
—
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Products
37%
10c
—
55C
1.01
70c
1.15
Jan
Jan
100
16%
__
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38%
13%
1.10
18c
16%
66c
$
Copper
Lake
7c
70c
1
_
Ormsby Mines
Penmans
42.
Mines
Gold
Oshawa
10,100
Jan
Jan
7%c
19c
2.70
Jan
830
19 Va
Mines
Jan
6c
28c
Jan
Jan
44%
common
Metals
Steel
37c
2.70
1
Jan
19
Malartic
Jan
17c
9%c
81c
42%
Oils
Orchan
6%c
17c
Jan
20
Utilities
Specialty
Rare
7c
7c
45c
19
Mines
Opemiska
1.25
3.00
51c
1.41
42%
8c
7%
7
1
Jan
34%
*
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O'Brien
9.00
6
49c
95c
Jan
•
Mines
Jan
6%
6
1.25
22%
Beaucage
Office
8.25
800
Jan
1.08
292
Jan
24
41 %
7.50
41c
28c
Jan
26%
2,668
Jan
34%
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Jan
Jan
1.30
1.15
Oils
1.93
43 %c
Warrants
Jan
,
Jan
1.05
20
Power
Northland
Norvalie
5,500
27%
1.32
Jan
•
Telephone
1,500
251,375
Jan
1.04
34%
warrants
Northern
4,000
1.30
2.95
•
Northern
8,500
1.10
Jan
Jan
50
Jan
8c
1,320
1.17
13c
Jan
Jan
2.50
86c
34%
A
Jan
1.40
540
•
common
1.00
3%C
10,125
99c
5,550
2.20
7c
3c
12c
2.68
Jan
60c
Jan
1.35
10%c
11c
86C
common
60c
Jan
65c
6%C
Jan
14 %c
Jan
18c
Jan
23c
Jan
3.05
60c
2.65
Jan
Jan
Jan
3.15
66c
2.85
Jan
Jan
Jan
19c
Jan
33C
Jan
1,000
15c
Jan
18c
Jan
105,000
28C
Jan
39c
3,040
8
Jan
8%
50
30
Jan
30 %
Jan
70c
Jan
83c
Jan
'
Jan
Jan
•
Gas
&
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2
70c
70c
82c •"
26,250
1
Jan
12c
a
45c
Jan
1.37
Jan
2.65
1
Mines
Jan
8%C
•
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Jan
10 %c
8,000
Jan
Canada
24
9,600
10c
5,500
Ontario
26c
12c
13c
Jan
28,466
Northern
795
11c
,
1.18
Northern
12,825
Jan
Jan
1.07
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25
Jan
3.70
3.35
1.15
Jan
27 c
Jan
21c
24 %c
1
4.75
26c
Jan
6%c
Jan
Jan
4.20
24%
1.17
Jan
38c
Jan
25
3,030
Jan
5%C
47c
Jan
2.20
7,862
3.45
92c
Jan
4.15
83c
22c
3.35
Jan
Jan
Jan
2.95
1,500
2,500
Jan
48%
44%
25c
200
28,100
43,713
6c
20c
41c
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1.00
1.07
Jan
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5,500
4.20
2.20
5,245
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4.60
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46%
Jan
Jan
5c
31c
4.15
2.20
500
2.65
1
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4.00
1.00
5,000
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Uranium
A
Class
5%C
Jan
1.34
44c
Ltd
Mines
Preferred
Jan
I,935
1.15
Northspan
33c
Jan
1.42
warrants
Jan
Jan
75c
9c
•
Exploration
North
Jan
Jan
lie
250
common
Rankin
30c
500
57c
•
Oils
Goldcrest
4.00
2,593
3,400
27c
North
North Star Oil
•;
Jan
67c
1.08
Northgate
Jan
Jan
72c
1.08
Jan
20c
Jan
1
9%
Jan
55c
1
Ltd
1.00
17c
18,930
21c
1
Coldstream
Class
Jan
63c
90c
Oils
Canadian
North
Jan
11%
6c
3.40
Warrants
Jan
11%
Jan
92c
*
Mining
Jan
10%
44%
1
Mining Corp
Nickel
Jan
6%c
500
4.10
Norlartic
Jan
Jan
2.30
5,000
20c
Jan
11%
525
6c
1
8
4,700
2,620
8c
9%c
21 %
45
*
72c
850
72c
Mines
Jan
125
11%
16 %C 16 %C
1.34
•
Mines
Jan
North
1,655
27
Jan
Gold
Acme
18c
11%
1.34
1
1.70
Jan
11%
55c
1
4,800
Jan
5%c
1
Jan
1.90
Jan
63c
16c
Mines
Jan
10%
f
56c
1
36c
9,112
v
1.26
Jan
1
1,765
1
Jan
5c
10%
1,500
21
3C
86c
11%
1,800
20%
.u'',
81,700
6c
*
18c
20%
"
94c
*
J
38c
7%c
"
86c
*
common
—
8%
4.30
30c
37C
52c
1
Jan
3.50
4.10
5,700
Jan
4%c
Nickel Mining & Smelting
Nickel Rim Mines
7
75c
36c
l
Oils
B
6%
1.45
34c
9%c
Nor
8%
25c
6c
43c
1.70
6%
Jan
91c
16c
16c
18c
34c
1
Rouyn
Wire
Class
62,600
1
Rouyn Merger
Jan
9%c
25c
lie
22 %c
1
1
Mining & Smelting
Mylamaque Exploration
11c
47,000
21c
•
Manitoba
Jan
9%c ll%c
Jan
1
Mines
Mines
14c
•
Marcon Mines
8C
97c
Alger Mines
32
Labine
1,000
40
-
For footnotes, see page
Jan
♦
4,329
________
common
Jan
.6,800
%c
•
13%c
1.25
Mines
2.05
85c
II
Jan
*
Majortrans
Jan
Jan
97C
Mines
4.85
2.40
.2
Maher Shoes Ltd
Jan
1.75
24c
Mines
Jan
7.50
Macdonald Mines
Macfie Exploracions
Macleods class A pfd_.
MacLeod Cockshutt
Macmillan & Bloedel class B
MacMillan.Bloedel & Powell River
Madsen Red Lake
1
Magnet Cons Mines...
Jan
..is
1,350
23c
Car
8%c
Jan
24 %
Mines
..
%c
Mines
15
-
-
•
Gold
1.85
24c
1
Hosiery Mills class
Jan
no
Macassa Mines
79c
1.75
2 %c
preferred_______100
Grocers
Jan
1.15
30
—
70c
1.80
14c
..
5
58%
32
-1
Gas
58c
53c
54c
1
Drug
4.75
1
Petroleums;
14%
.
•
Preferred
50c
Jan
120
1.15
•
A
Jan
1.02
14,350
Minerals
Jan
1
Preferred
19c
23,200
21,800
9%c
Corp common
Wright Iron__
56%
30c
Class B...
Jan.
18c
1.08
8c
Locomotive Works
56%
56 %
1
Mines.
1
17c
1.02
I
A
Trust
5
14%
10
Mines-
Jan
Jan
11%
2.28
18c
Moore
Knitting
Moneta Porcupine
Jan
2.01
1.03
;_~140
790
—1
Leitch Gold
Maralgo
Brewery
79
1
Malartlc Goldfields
Maneast Uranium
Manitou Barvue
Maple Leaf Milling
33c
1
I
76%-
Gold-
Yellowknife
Molsons
21
3
Lynx
Jan
33c
•
Preferred
i()o
Class
Jan
8c
Uranium
21
Exploration
,
Jan
31c
Jan
Class B
4.85
1
Long Island
Long Point
30
Jan
7c
I
Minos
Jan
10c
Gold
Jan
25c
I~IIII.Il
11
*
Oil
Lexindin
Ore
63
1
Mines.
Gold
Lake
Jan
*
Lencourt
27%
10,540
_
56%
34
♦
Landa
9,295
"21,100
Petroleums
1,904
-
Mines
Shore
28
•27%
*
City
57
7%c
Lake
Jan
30c
Warrants
56%
1
Lake
Jan
1.15
7%c
•.
Midwest Industries Gas
81
j
Gas
13 %c
Jan
7c
common
Midrim Mining
Jan
*
A——
Jan
10c
25c
•
51%
5 %
x
class
Jan
7%c
.
Jan
*
Mines—
Dufault
Oil
Jan
15c
Ltd
4.85
27%
37c
warrants
(John)
Midcon
3.45
*
Minerals
Jan
4.70
25 %c
__13.50
11%
1
Lafarge Cement
Lake
44%
15c
Mines
Labrador Mining &
Lake
Jan
*
Ltd
Pet—
Jan
Jan
10c
*
l
Preferred
49 %
1
Copper
Lakeland
43%
41C
Kerr-Addison Gold
Class C
475
10
Canada.
of
1.05
,
Light & Power
995
10
class A
Gold
Kirkland
44%
1
102
1
800
2.25
7
Kelly Douglas
500
Jan
103
Jan
9%c Jan
500
3.55
IIIIIHII—1
Jupiter Oils
Kilembe
Jan
*
Jowsey Mining Co
Kenville
5.00
*
Mines
Pound
Mexican
r
34%
10
B—1
21.724
10c
.1.23
51%
39%
Joliet-Quebec Mines
Jumping
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.15
Preferred
12c
1.05
Mines.;
New
—.
10c
1.05
Mining
79
ri
206
•
3.45
Warrants
Jonsmith
11%
9%
42%
Jockey Club Ltd common
Preferred
Island
Uranium
21
5
4.85
Expl & Dev.
Meta
8%
j?Oo
Mines
Mentor
Jan
37
35°
Joburke
Jan
12%
Jan
57
J
(1939)
29%
10%
8
Min
-
4.85
Medallion Petroleums
8,581
Jan
97%
5,000
Mines
42c
•
1
Powders com
Exploration
Lake
Jan
6,080
-
Jan
I__i
58
———20
Mining
Mines
Gold
3,423
-
Jan
12%
102
10c
Lake
50%
1
Jellicoe
McWatters
-44
,
-i
Mines..
Glass preferred
Jefferson
Jan
4.20
10
Jacobus
Jaye
54%
•:
Jan
1
Jan
7.'/" Jan
26% Jan
20
605
9%C
common
new
Red
53
102
99 7/8
37c
10%
43,318
102
Jan
Jan
33c
*
Lake
McMarmac
iO'/aC
—^5C
Walte
Red
Jan
825
-
Mines
Iso
McKenzie
1.57
48%
CoppeVMines
Iroquois
Mclntyre Porcupine
Jan
Jan
580
/
1.20 Jan
.
Jan 1
1.33
Jan
Jan
;
12
-r—
-
A
Bay
1.49
9c
9c
97
4.35
20
Interprovincial
Bldg Credits
1959 warrants
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Interprovincial Steel
Investors Syndicate common.
Iron
Jan
lli/s
10%
97%
High
11c
Jan
~I *
II.IIIIIHi
""
~50c
Gas_____
51
Ii
International Molybdenum
International Nickel Co common
Irternational Petroleum —
Irish
Jan
Mines
50,400
98
100
9c
51,835
10%
_100
3.55
common..*
—
SternaUonaTironze
Jan
812
'V
40c
Preferred
5c
7%c
75
4.20
44
Warrants
rinss
Mayfair Oil &
7c
Warrants
■
Maybrun
Jan
97
^—100
$4V2
preferred —
Inglis (John) & Co..
Inland Cement Co preferred
Inland Natural Gas common
Jan
31c
1.29
33c 36 %c
1.20
36c
_•
!
Merrill
Imperial Bank
10
imperial Flo Glaze
-—
...
*
Imperial Investment class A
"
Class A rights——
-Imperial Life Assurance
-10
Imperial Oil _■*.—
>■*'—
——*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6% preferred
.4.86%
51/2%
'15c
Jan
Sc
,___....1
preferred ,
Industrial Accept Com Ltd
Jan
25c
6c
—
____
12c
2,125
27
common—,—___■•
*
_•
Mining & Smelting.
Explorations
14,500
28c
26c
10 %
20c
Mtge
I2V2CI31/2C
83
---—
—
6,500
■■53
+
Bay
Hudson Bay
Oil-Hugh Pam porcupine——.
Hydra
12c
'
—
& Erie
Jan
8%c
^
& Pitfield
Howard Smith Paper
Huron
10c
preferred
3,000
11c
11c
1.20
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Low
1
convertible preferred
Matachewan Consol
Maxwell
Ltd
I.
17c
Shares
1
5%%
5
Home
Hudson
4%%
Jan
—
—;
—j—r
Hoyle Mining
Jan
11c
565
7%
Bell ----—-—1
Dauch Canada
—
Hi Tower Drilling
——
Hollinger Consolidated Gold.——
Home Oil Co Ltd—
;•
A
Class B
15%
Jan
97
&
Class
Jan
10c
17,100
26c
1
1
•.
-lOJ
Highland
Hinde
13
10,540
He
I31/2C
1
Iron
14
11c
10c
17c
1
Mines.
»» Oold
Hpod of Lakes
13
10c
10c
Minerals
for Week
*
10c
Harrison
Range
of Prices
Par
11
865
•
Sales
Week's
Friday
r
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
11%
12 %
Hahn
for Week
Last
STOCKS
(Range for Week Ended January 29)
Sales
of Pr.ces
*
41
/
42
(542)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Par
Oil
Peruvian
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Pickle
21,200
18c
Jan
21 %c
Jan
Towagmac
3,000
90c
Jan
1.00
Jan
Traders
41,050
75c
7,000
93c
Power
19c
4,000
19c
Jan
97c
141,050
82c
Jan
34y2c 34 %c
1,000
34 %c
Jan
Jan
2.16
3.15
3.15
3.40
3.85
3.75
4.05
85C
1.25
Trans
Jan
Triad
2.70
Jan
Jan
3.55
4.35
Jan
4.85
3,965
4.70
Jan
5.15
28,387
2.40
Jan
3.05
4,800
2.41
Canada
2.45
Jan
7%C
40,500
Prairie
6c
71c
Jan
Jan
2.62
Jan
United
Asbestos
8c
Jan
United
Canso
Corps Ltd
..
20c
10,032
18c
Jan
23c
Jan
12,450
26c
Jan
29c
Jan
68,300
16c
Jan
19c
Jan
4c
Jan
6c
Jan
Jan
3.50
Jan
United
Steel
Jan
13 %c
Jan
United
60c
5,500
1,530
13c 13 %c
13 %c
Mines.—
6C
3.10
5,000
58c
2.85
lie
United
Fuel
United
Keno
United
13,034
16%
Jan
17%
79%
Jan
80%
Jan
5.35
5.55
1,085
Jan
13 %c
15c
Vandoo
8,107
13c
Jan
16c
Jan
10%
10%
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
9c
9c
64c
Ltd
Mines
31c
34c
Ranger Oil
3,500
1.40
1.41
830
48c
60c
63,000
wwL
KXr
60c
156.950
6c
14,250
Rayrock Mines
52c
Realm
57c
Mining
Explorations
Macdonald
1.55
Chemical
22
1.60
Jan
5.35
41,000
31C
Mines.
55c
4,000
59c
4%C
Uranium
60C
Petroleum
Radio re
66c
Jan
Jan
5.35
8%C
9c
72c
Jan
38c
48c
Jan
1.45
-Jan
64c
Athabasca
Jan
160c
A
5c
1.55
Jan
1.60
Jan
28
15%
Jan
16%
Jan
1.80
35c
7%c
2,665
20c
4,484
13c
28c
7c
10c
5,792
25c
8y2c
Jan
13c
class
A
Lawrence
St
Maurice
Cement
5V8c Jan
•
8c
6'/g
30
Jan
6%
81%
Jan
Jan
8.10
7.25
8.20
15,745
17%
r
17%
200
12
He
lie
100
7.20
4,795
12
1
17
17%
17%
~
88c
Jan
Jan
80
1
Gold
River
Sapphire
9%
8.20
59c
1
18 y»
Scythes
Metal
.50c
Jan
12
13c
Jan
—1
..50
Sigma Mines Quebec
—1
Siscoe
8
Mines-
K D
..50
class
Ltd
preferred
&
-10
100
3.70
Jan
Wood
Jan
5%
Jan
28%
Jan
30%
Jan
100
30 y4
Jan
30%
Jan
39%
Jan
39%
Jan
83c
Jan
1.00
Jan
3.25
Jan
4.50
83c
1,000
25c
3.05
3.25
4.50
35C
38c *
29,867 'a
600
3,000
2.71
3.95
Jan
Jan
34c
Jan
42c
Jan
25c
25c
25C
Jan
Jan
Yankee
10%
10%
420
10%
Jan
•10%
Jan
Yellorex
30%
33%
6,734
30 V*
Jan
33%
Jan
12.500
98c
1.04
28,165
2.45
2.60
825
&
28%
28%
25
9c
10c
22,834
28
Jan
1.09
Jan
Jan
2.65
Jan
Jan
9c
30
Jan
Jan
11c
Jan
48
165
82%
85
265
48
Jan
49
82%
Jan
85
17c
Jan
Jan
21c
Jan
19c
8%C
12c
26,966
8c
Jan
13c
Yellowknife
Jan
19
35c
19,525
1.50
18
18%
760
3.40
2,850
35c
40c
7,240
30c
Jan
6.80
Jan
36%
Jan
4.10
4.50
38 %
Jan
1,460
4.10
Jan
4.50
Jan
10c
10c 11%C
2.75
4%c Jan
15%
32%
3.45
2,385
Jan
Jan
1.88
Jan
70c
Jan
5%c
Jari
Jan
15%
32%
Jan
32 V2
Jan
800
■
12
295
I
3.40
Jan
3.60
Jah
Jan
1.35
Jan
1.55
Jan
18,425
1.25
3.50
3.50
I
42c
48c
5,600
50c
75c
Jan
1.15
900
3.50
-
'
Jan
Jan
Jan
3.50
Jan
42c
Jan
55c
Jan
15
Jan
15
Jan
15
15
15
25
29c
23c
29c
88,150
12 %c
Jan
31
30
29c
Jan
32
"2,145
"30
Jan
31 %
31 %
35
Jan
Jan
36%
Jan
A
..„X
100
33%;
2,050
31%
83
83
83
20
12%
14
4,505
100
100
103
330
100
Jan
103
33
Jan
33
495
33
Jan
33
Jar
50
;-"X
;
6%
6%
1.45
"1.61
80c
80c
300
10 %c 15 %c
o0r
1
V
14
1
6%c
A
Ltd
100
class
A__
18
6.45
•
'
__j
Oil
-
22c
Mines
l
,
York
Knitting class B___
Young (H G) Mines
1.02
Mines
1
Metal
Mining
I™
78c
4%c
25c
«
2 55
2.55
—IIII
26 %c
26 %c
Jan
7c
Jar
Jan
13c
Jar
29
Jar
Jan
82 Vb
Jar
Jan
19%
Ja:
Jan
8.25
Ja
Jan
1.40
Ja
18 %c
Jan
.
27c
1.02
1.10
Jan
22c
Jan
■1
91c
Jan
>•
28c
Jan
2.75
Jan
77c
Jan
4c
2,050
Jan
Jan
Jan
24c
.,
Jan
9%c
Jan
22c
3,100
Jan
6c
4y2c Jan
I7%c Jan
Jan
4,000 '
28c
Jar
Jan
6.45
16,400
„
5.00
Jar
1.20
61,250
2.65
Jan
Jar
17 y8
1,100 '
85c
4c
24c
v
_
oX
1
Electric
Jan
Jan
82
1,000
6,100
22c
80c
15c
4.70
30,500
..
1.07
22c
"
III
Jan
.27%
33,400
7%c
1 05
1.00
4,310
5c
7%c
71/X
1.64
250"
; ;
.
26c
4y2c
1
6%
Jan
12c
'
Jan
' Jan
6%c
575
1.35,
22c
20c
...
6.50
1.20
120
Jan
9c
60
„
—
6%
Jan
16%
46c
315
.
83'
Jan
80c
'
"
100
.
82 Vb
17%
171/-
500
4.75
82%
8
200
3,000
27%
Jan
12%
55,500
,
13c
4.75
27%
27i/I
-
7C
13c
Z*
2*
„_
class
82
133,054
j.ig
1
18
3.00
Jan
2.50
5c
Jan
19c
,
Jan
29c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.96
3.80
Jan
Toronto Stock
Prices
Jan
Jan
45c
Shown
Exchange—Curb
Are
Expressed
7c
Jan
35
*/♦ Jan
STOPKU
Anglo Newfoundland
10%
11%
42,568
10%
Jan
23
23%
660
22%
Jan
48
48
<;n
48
Jan
48
Jan
18c
Jan
20c
Jan
Canada
Jan
Canadian
General
Jan
Canadian
Ingersoll
81%
9,260
78
Jan
87%
Jan
Asbestos
5c
8,000
4%c
Jan
6c
Jan
British
American
13%
Jan
Bulolo
Go,d
24
25c
13,300
15%
1,880
common
Develop
18c 19 %c
16,800
1.20
7c
1.70
17c
15%
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.87
10c
1.85
.I
Dredging
vm"0^1"0" Sl""r
——
Jan
Consolidated Paper
»
Jan
16%
Jan
Dalhousie
Jan
4.50
Jan
Dominion Glass
1,450
15%
Jan
17%
Jan
2,020
3.15
Jan
79c
3.55
Jan
85c
8,017
Dupont Co ol Canada (1956)
Gaspe Copper Mines—
24%
25
160
5
5V3
Mines
826
6,925
62c
2.20
1
1.95
•
52%
62c
65c
56c
1,500
2.12
2.40
114,585
1.95
•
60c
4,300
52%
762
76%
50
1.49
13
5,630
35c
51
76%
ino
2.04
30c
Mining
1.52
1,000
60c
88c
9
Jan
1.04
Jan
25%
Jan
72,195
5
Jan
62c
Jan
55c
1.65
1.95
Jan
Jan
"5
Jan
2.80
2.15
Jan
Jan
Jan
80
1.42
43c
Jan
Jan
Ogllvle
;
1.52
Pend
Price
&
Yukon
Ontario
Paper
common.....
Sangamo
Jan
L
ZI~8
Flour
Jan
Jan
59
76%
Minnesota
Jair
40c
51
International Utilities
Loblaw lnc
Jan
57c
Jan
Jan
Jan
88c
9%
9
Jan
5c
5c
6c
10%
Jan
19,500
5c
-10o
91c
Jan
90c
7c
98c
Jan
72,825
86c
Jan
1.00
Jan
16
Jan
35
1
oil
37%
140
37%
Jan
3'745
24
Gold
33%
Jan
37%
Jan
a
18c
2q
Jan
25
,
5an
Jftn
100
23
Jan
Jan
26
Jan
Jan
34% Jan
133/4 Jan
130
Jan
113
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33
29
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441/2 Jan
862
43
33
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450
on
42
Jan
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272
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22
27
26
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00
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23
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17% Jan
Zir, "!an
Tftn
Jan
29
1
X
16V. Jan
32
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113%
.
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ZZ
Mines
Jan
JaS
2.50 Jan
Jpn
36% Jan
14
Jan
33% Jan
46
Jan
3.15
Jan
760
c
42
J-n
46Va
139
12
Jan
12
Jan
(>6c
Jan
72c
Jan
33
Jan
5,000
15Q
33
Jan
Jan
1,100
—1
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26
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265
93
2 50
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2.822
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or
24/
common
24% Jan
4.12
4.30
Hlgh
6% Jan
B
?o4 4 I4
1
Products
Jan
5%
69c
30c
Steel
International Paper
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Ana/
.
'
Shares
1,300
24^
Jan
24 y2
Hayes
55c
1
76c
common
Sa»es
for Week
,
JilJ
*
Oil
3.75
5
Section
Dollars
...
37%
Jan
26c
3.30
common
Industries
33
•
Jan
16%
85c
Range
4/36!
•
Rand
3.15
3.30
/i
5
Wcck's
of Prices
—16''i
15%
295
b
Investments
3.75
;
71/.
Bank
16
Industries
__
Corp
3.15
Ordinary
a
Jan
15%
15%
Canadian
Jan
38%
310
18 %c
-1
in
Jan
Jan
22,000
36
20c
2,000
5%c
5c
1.36
X; 395
5c
6c
2,900
—1
9
16
f.trt'
16
400
48C
.10
48c
50c
16
47c
Jan
28c
30c
53c
Jan
4,100
27c
Jan
52
51
54
30c
FOOTNOTES FOR
OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN
a
Jan
16,050
28c
Mines™
Worksdass~A__I
51c
Jan
*
preferred
78
1.78
Toronto Iron
1,400
FTrlday
Last
1.70
Elevators
63c
63c
1.36
Sale Price
1.70
Bank
Jan
1.75
1.30
Jan
2,600
Dominion
Jan
2.15
24,733
V
1.25
1.30
Jan
8c
Silver
Jan
18c
Jan
10,980
3.40
Jan
7%c
Torbrlt
12c
Jan
70c
14%
56c
7%c
8ullivan Cons Mines
Mir,*-,
Jan
16c
1.88
32%
"I
53c
8,400
ombtll
10 %c
6,902
63c
13c
1.40
Tip Top Tailor*
3,500
1.57
_X
A.
Jan
Jan
394
.
Jan
2.80
9V2c
18c
51c
13c
■
Jan
1.88
X
Jan
Jan
4c
17c
Jan
1.20
Mines
11c
2.45
Jan
2.70
1.80
Jan
19c
Petroleums
19,030
10 %c
17%c
10c
450
6c
.
T
"10,500
2.80
6c
Jan
1.20
r'dal
Jan
2.25
Jan
4.10
38c
-1
Tiara
Jan
6.25
45c
-1
Thompson Lundmark.
Thorncliffe Park
1.50
2.05
9%c
-1
"""
Jan
500
1.367
Sudbury
Preferred
1.40
1,770
4,850
35%
23
Texstar
Jan
7,150
28
9,800
2,720
5c
.20
common
1.50
6%
Jan
6.80
12c
4%c
Ltd
Jan
37%
46c
Sturgeon River Gold
Submarine
Oil Gas.
Canada
Jan
6%
12i/2
10%
Voting Trust
Teck Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
5%
25%
175
2.20
100
79%
Gold
Jan
100
3,567
6%
6.60
41c
36
Bros
Su pert est Petroleum
6%
5%
26%
1.40
1.43
38c
6c
Exploration
Superior Propane common
Jah
6%
11c
38c
Sunburst
Jan
Jan
2.00
25%
46c
Uranium
Contact
2.55
V7c
Jan
36%
Jan
18%
17c 18 %C
3.00
Steinberg class A
Sterling Trusts
Jan
Jan
5%
*
Zinc
Zulapa
5c
1.35
6.60
B
J..
Bear
Jan
llli
Corp
1,000
__
1,
Mines
Zenmac
4,500
1.75
*
.
class
—...
Canuck
Yukeno
5c
1.75
Jan
10c
2.25
26
1
Jan
14c
Cable
Uranium
2.00
Jan
1,000
warrants...
Zenith
48
85
93c
32c
Jan
1.25
2.40
5
...
__;
&
Jan
2.95
5c
1
Larder
Lead
8%
Jan
1.25
class
Wright-Hargreaves
Yale
Ja
1.89
Jan
8
Jan
30c
Jan
Jan
65c
1
Co
Stores
A
675
6.75
Jan
1.65
2.35
1.75
Petroleum
Preferred
Class
y$
Jan
22c
; 1.13
ZZZZIIl
'
8
5.30
4,750
32,980
9,000
1.75 i
"
Jan
83c
7,165
1.73
267,805
I
Indus
Woodward
6.25
1.22
•
-
50
Jan
Jan
5.80
l
Coghlan
(J)
22
46
2.80
*
Alexander
Wood
■
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.15
1.25
Windfall
2,750
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
Toronto
4.40
46.500
of Canada.
Toronto
Jan
5
825
39%
4.10
35c
Warrants
i
3.55
18c
Stanwell Oil & Gas.
Starratt Nickel
Texaco
Winchester
1.80
Wire
Territory
Jan
16c
Standard
Taurcanis
liy2
1.50
•
Tancord
Jan
1.10
20%
43
2.25
_•
Gas
Yukon
Mines
Warrants
Wiltsey
Jan
Jan
2.40
•
class
Willroy
Jan
24*/2c Jan
3,853
"
39%
3.10
Jan
1.20
Jan
11%
-
1,850-r
5%
-
Jan
i
Inlet
&
92c
5.00
1.15,
•
Pass
20c
1.50
•
Tamblyn
1.00
'
29%
83c
47-
White
Jan
2.45
•
Breweries
$6 preferred
White
Hardware
'
5,933
9,875*
11%
30%
Jan
Jan
16%C
Mines
Sylvan!t«
41%
1.04
17 %c
Paving
8witson
'•
Jan
1
Oils
Standard
Steel
70c
.30c
Services
fipooner Mines
Stedman
22c
5
50
Southern Union Oils
Stanrock
1.06
9c
•
Stanleigh
41%
2.55
Southam
Air
10,200
28%
Roi.
Van
Somerville Ltd
Rtadacona
83c
99c
Manufacturing
Spartan
Jan
10%
A—
common
Blocan
Jan
Jan
4.35
685
22%C23%C
1
___•
:
preferred
Warrants
Jan
24c
19c
*
B
31%
Dairies
Ltd
Mines
Slater
Mines
6.50
62c
10c
28%
—1
Silver
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
12,700
250
8
l
....
(Geo)
Jan
51
22
8
1
4%%
Jan
Jan
5
Bherritt Gordon
Standard
5.00
10%
8c
23%
preferred—
Sheep Creek Gold-*..
Simpsons
Class
Jan
16%
Jan
36%
—
Leaseholds
Weston
58c
3.55
..50
Silverwood
Jan
Jan
14c 1
Jan
45 Vb
63c
Plywood
98c
Jan
.,50
•
Mines...
Surf
10c
15
100
45
1.65
1
Ltd
Oil
Western
6,500
4,310
;
20%
1.67
•
__
Decalta
Western
Jan
7,595
:
••
1
Petroleum
Oil
Jan
17c
3,500
10
Ref
32c
95c
6.00
_*
&
Jan-.
Jan
4.60
1
_.
26c
14c
4.35
•
common
Jan
1,100
19c 21 %c
23y2c
,_1
Western Naco Petrol—
18%
Jan
—
Jan
Jan
4.10
2,500
16c
92c
•
Copper
Jan
1,722
30%
A
,X
1
Knapp Canada Ltd
Western
Jan
4,000
20c
3.55
—
13%
60c
1.01
1.05
Class A
Silver
1,620
28c
18c
17 y2
Jan,
3.30
•
Canada
Jan
8%
125
8,260
14yac
22
Products
17
4,125
5.50
Jan
8%c
11%
corn-
16c
45 Vo
Mines
Malartic
84c
»
Security Freehold
Selkirk Holdings class A
Shawinigan Water & Power
Miller
12
2,900
16
28c
,
•
Petroleums
Warrants
Jan
Jan
71c
73c
1
_.
common
Class
9%
41%
Petroleum
v
/
25
pfd
W
Westeel
Jan
59c
Debentures
Sarcee
1,215
18c
3.60
•
Prod
Western
Jan
8c
*
1
Petroleums
Satellite
12
5.50
Gold
Antonio
Sand
Jan
•
B
;
Western
Jan
10%
17,570
9%
Warrants
San
class
Jan
11c
-
2,270
84c
84c
•
common
Jan
16
17c
3.30
3.50
•
Canadian
West
Jan
Jan
7c
75 *
-1
Horsey
15c
Jan
Warrants
Jan
9c
80-
6,000
11%
West
Jan
5,066
•
Gas
Shirrlff
Salada
Jan
12
._1
Ltd
Western
Lawrence Corp common..
26
Jan
4.35
trust
.
Westburne
Jan
8%C
lie
8t
Jan
10
20c
Equipment
Westates
Jan
35c
79%
11%
St
23 Vb
15,315
1
Wespac Petroleums
Jan
75
..25
Wayne
Webb &
Jan
25c
8%c
Mining
47,367
10%
51
Exploration
&
jan
24%
13c
Weedon Mining
Werner Lake Nickel
Jan
46c
Jan
Jan
6,609
81
Jan
G
65c
t
10
15%
Mines
Amulet
Jan
23
1
Power
55c
10
15
Mines
Waterous
Jan
Jan
75%
..
Industries
7c
34,600
8c
81
25c
18%c
11,500
6%
81
Waite
Jan
32,000
'<
23%
12c
Corp
Wainwright
Jan
1.47
6%
1
10
Preferred
Ryanor
22
7c
a oo
Mines.
Royal Bank of Canada.
Royalite Oil common.
Russell
760
160
800
6%
Preferred
Consol
26
1.80
25c
27c
_50c
Rocky Petroleum Ltd
Roe (A V) Can Ltd common.
2,308
•
Cons
Walker
Jan
15%
12c
-1
66c
50%
Alloys
Violamac
Jan
19c
20c
.1
Mines
Rockwin Mines.
Jan
55c
51
Ventures Ltd
Jan
Jan
32c
„1
Uran.
Jan
5.00
15 y»
Viceroy Mfg class A
Jan
39c
4%c
7%C
Minerals
Rupununi Mines
3.00
Jan
•
Preferred
Jan
22
34 %c
Rix
Jan
4.00
1
Jan
1.38
1,150
Vanadium
Jan
1.70
common
Mines
Rio
Jan
2.25
100
37
50
Hill
Upper Canada
Jan
Jan
30c
1
Jan
59c
15%
—
38
1,100
4.00
.
common
Fortune
Venezuelan
2,580
1.40
Qtfonto
Jan
2.40
.37
Jan
310
14c
Mining.
7,133
17%
80%
10%
Queenston Gold Mines.
61c
16%
79%
5.50
Warrants
37
2.25
1
Oils
16 %
100
25
Jan
1
class B
Inv
New
United
79%
.
—
37
16
—
Telefilm
5c
Jan
Jan
^
voting
29c
16c 18 %c
34 Va
•
I
19c
3.00
10
•
Canada
of
26c
16c
Resources
Shawkey
Gas
26c
3 00
34'/a
•
.
19%C
Develop
34 y«
Pipeline..—
Oil
Jan
2.35
Jan
34 %
37%
1
Class A preferred
Union Mining Corp
,
21,152
8c
Jan
%
Line
Pine
United
2.35
Jan
2.25
Ltd
Pipeline
Ultra
Jan
66c
60c
7c
35%
*
Exp
Union
Jan
3.05
60c
*
3,000
4,918
Jan
1.40
8c
36%
40
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
Jan
Jan
Jan
3.30
85c
4.70
Quebec Natural Gas—
Reichhold
3.15
•
Jan
2.60
Copper
Manitou
Quemont
1,300
6%c
Labrador
Rowan
Jan
55%
63c
Quebec Metallurgical
Roche
Transcontinental
40c
4.75
Quebec Lithium Corp.
Rexspar
Transmountain
3.00
Quebec Copper Corp.
Renabie
Jan
Jan
i
Mines.
Producers
Quebec Ascot
Reitman
Trans
22c
97c
1
Dome
Airways
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Reeves
Jan
2.16
22,200
Purdex Minerals
Reef
11%
1,400
1.00
Gas
Rainville
Jan
Canada
High
*8c
35%
...
10%
Trans
Low
8c
warrants
Jan
Range Since Jan. l"
High
4.00
warrants
95c
54
Low
35%
—
...
Jan
1,800
•
East
Units
2.41
Shares
*
A_.
—...
80c
370
20c
Mfg.
Uranium
Quebec
55
Electric
Prospectors
Quebec
1957
86c
54
B
1956
Jan
94c
Iron Ore
President
Pronto
Jan
7c
19c
Pipe
Premium
1.02
1,230
:
for Week
1
class
preferred
Jan
11%
54
5%
Exploration
Finance
Class
Jan
Jan
11%
2.18
Jan
85c
11%
Roy
1.17
85c
5%c
-
34,400
Oil
Preston
3,100
94c
Corp
Praisie
20,271
7c
Jan
Jan
82c
Oils
Prairie
95c
1.00
70c
84c
Island
Powell Rouyn Gold
provo
90c
7c
Portgage
Sales
Range
of Prices
;./XXPar
-
95c
:i
Development
Ponder
'X'
70c
Place Oil & Gas
Placer
■
1.10
1
Uranium
Ore
High
1.01
92c
Mines.
Gold
Crow
Pitch
Low
18c
1.05
•
Gas
21c
Week's
Last
Friday
High
Monday, February 1, i960
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
18c
1
Mines
&
Oit &
Petrol
Low
1
Mines
Gold
Perron
.
(Range for Week Ended January 29)
Sales
Friday
...
Jan
12
17
4,591
51
Jan
56
Jan
12%
1
1,060
12
Jan
13
17
Jan
225
17
Jan
17
Jan
Odd
lot
sale'(not
Included in year's
(Bn) Admitted
range).
d Deferred
In
e
delivery
year's
sale
range).
(not
*
Included
Selling ex-interest.
'T;,TS
to
unlisted
ivileges.
wd When delivered
"
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Cash sale (not included in
year's range).
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Number 5921
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(543)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
bid
following
The
asked
and
quotations
obtained
are
from
the
National
or
Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do
not represent actual transactions. They are intended as a guide to the range
within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the "bid")
bought
(indicated
by the
Bid
,
Corp
Products Inc
Aerovox
Air
,23%
Co.--—
5
Greetings cl A
1
Amer
Hospital Supply Corp__4
American-Marie tta Co
~~2 "
American Pipe :& Const Co—-1
Amer-Saint
Gobain Corp—7.50
Aaheuser-Busc.i Inc ——
*"
Arden Farms Co common!— 1
Participating -preferred
Arizona Public Service Co
-5
Arkansas Missouri » ower Co„o
Arkansas Wesl/.rn Gas Co— _5
Art Metal Construction Co—10
43%
41%
•38%
American
Corp
Arvida
35%
55 y2
Hoover
Co
21%
Illinois
42%
46 Vs
2
26%
28%
121/2
16%
17%
31%
1
331/2
28'A
\
47 %'.
13%
Hugolon
14%
Husky
Field
&
14'A "
13%
Rockwell
42'A
453/8
Roddis
14
.
13'A
1
8%
29 %
1
4
8%
Indianapolis
34'%
20%
<
15%
International
16%
19
Interstate
Co
V
San
9%
8%
Interstate
Schield
Interstate
Securities
27'/2
32 v
Investors
Class
64%
61
!
28
:
!
Public
Southern
Itelc
27
10c
11%
131/2
14%
Interstate Tei
California
Calif
Water
&
Delhi
Canadian
24%
27
Telep Co—12%
Oil Ltd——10c
•
,
..
Kaiser
12%
,
"•' 49 %
32 %
23%"
25 Vs
Co—10
35
37'A
13%
14%
Central
Elect
111
&
Gas
—5
Central Indiana Gas Co
Co_5
43%
18y4
19%
Southern
New
l4'/2
; 15 3a
Southern
Union
17%
18%
24%
281/2
30%
Central Telephone Co—-;
Public Serv Corp—6
22%
23%
191/8
20%
1
4%
Freight
Carbon
United
Upper
5
20
Utah
Co___25
Co
5%
Corp
class
A
&
Warner
28%
133/4
143/4
class
Inc
22'%
24%
Wash
Washington Steel Corp
\
Swasey
Brothers
(S
D)
Co
27%
29%
33%
i
31%
5
56%
60
•
73
77%
10
203/4
22%
1
31%
Co
Co
Natural
193/a
1
A
18
Gas
Co
57 %
32
1
38%
41
1
58
62 %
5
33
36%
25
21%
231%
Western
14
15 Va
5%
6%
Weyerhaeuser
7.50
37%
39%
51%
6i/«
Whiting
5
11%
Pressed
Steel
Register
Stepan
Chemical
Stouffer
153/4
Reed
Warren
Struthers Wells Corp
Stubnitz Greene Corp
Kratter
Waddell
19 Vs
Wesco
Co
Bros
Transport
Financial
A
Suburban
Gas
1
23
24%
•
15%
16%
Manufacturing Co.*
193/4
21%
Lt & Telephone Co_10
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
41%
44'A
Westcoast
West
Transmission
Point
Natural
Gas
Co
Suburban
Propane
Co
Corp
29 ya
Wilcox
24 %
Wisconsin Power & Light Go__I0
1
4'%
14
Electric
Company.:
vVlico
Conversion
15%
Wood
H3/4
12%
43
47'A
Wurlitzer Company
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
16'%
17%
Corp.-1
Co
12%
11%
5
12%
34'/a
38%
5
1
26'A
32
3
Chemical
l
Inc
Gas
24%
1
22'A
5
9%
1
27
2'%
Service
8%
1
Corp
1.25
Corp
33%
'
Wauor.
83%
Western
Hotels
Stekoll
12
56
26
Delaware Corp__1
Petroleum
Corp
_1
Statler
42
16%
52'A
1
243/4
Strong Cobb & Co Inc__
11
15%
5
50c
171%
—2'%
36 Va
14%
30 Va
Corp of Amer
Von'g Grocery Co
23%
Co
Steamship
34%
39
16%
40%
28%
7%
Mfg
&
—10
1
15%
38%
Corp
2y2
12 %
5
1
2%
Co
1
Inc
34%
3
Oil
42
9
Co
Vitro
Southern
6%
10
38
1
5
Valley Mould & Iron
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
11%
Inc
9%
10
19 %
32%
Co
6%
Lines Inc
30%
10
Keystone Portland Cem Co
Koehring Co
21
1
Corp_l
Corp
Power
2iy3
"
Stanley Home Products Inc—
46%
26'A
19%
Inc
18
49%
433/4
Utilities
Peninsular
28!%
Co
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Standard
253/8
24%
Sugar Corp
—1
Co__•
Co
nonvoting
Stanley Works—
24
5
8%
293/4
(A
Standard
53-
22%
53
Stand Fruit
25%
Vs
10
Staley
t
23
21
50c
2.50
15%
43
23
States
Mil
United States Truck
Co
Sys
Electric
14%
40
1
Leasing
12%
18
Speer
Co
States
Warren
73/8
21'A
States Servateria
16%
16%
46%
18%
32%
7%
.
7%
42%
6%
United
38
46%
Spector
17
Chem
12
25%
323/a
1
23
29%
Corp.l
States
151%
19%
5
21
1
3514
6%
18%
/
67%
Co
United
243/8
*
Co
17%
—
443/a
Gas
Gas
1
Utilities
United
1
30%
,
40%
64
Trans Gas Pipe Line
Corp
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr
10c
Power
Tel
37%
Co
8%
Southwestern Elec Service Co__1
Southwestern States Tel Co
1
235
Supply
United
Power
Eng
3%
•
1
21'%
Co
333/4
3 3/a
413/a
14%
10
16%
14%
16%
54
58
10%
1
11%
26
*
10
Water
25%
1
1
20
Co
Co
Corp
Co__10c
Dev
23%
31%
Inc
56%
Producing Co—1
Southwest
15
Inc
83/8
73/8
24%-,
27
•
Stores
*
Corp common
1
preferred
•
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
Kearney & Trecker Corp
3
Kelchum
.
46%
Co——10
&
Pub Serv
Nevada
Steel
-Kentucky
3%
3%
Co..
Kennametal
353/8
45%
Products
Oil
Colorado
220
71/4
37%
Co
Cable
Southern
$1.46
30
Steel
173/4
Common
57
Corp——10
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs—
Central Electric & Gas Co—3%
Ceco
16
I6y4
&
Southern
5%
11%
_*
8 S/8
35%
1
Drug
2
Shore
Southeastern
_5
Co
Co
Tractor
Corp
South
24
Inc
Electric
6%
•y
*
Inc
6
'7%
*
* Co_
Gas
43%
33%
..
Fibre Glass..
Nat
,4
40%
_^_i
Corp
Tracerlab
1
Power
Wire
Supply
Water
Corp
Jessop Steel
28%
33
1
Carpenter Paper Co————-1
_—
Heintz
Jervis
26 %
1
53%
Superior Oil of Calif-1
Cannon Mills class B com
25
Corp
:
5
Canadian
Carlisle
v.
Pacific
Simplex
371/4
1
Jefferson
35 Vr
33
Power Co—20
Water Service Co—25
Oregon
&
Tokheim
81/2
7'%
Sierra
5%
Sprague
Jack
28%
7%
53
58
Corp
Jamaica
26%
5
86'A
123/a
5
Co
Utilities
Time
1
34%
1
Service
i33/4
2
54
common
Iowa
i23/4
Inc
5%
Diver Services Inc—
Iowa
303/8
35%
;
Thrifty
(HI)
States
7% "
3%
1
Betts
16%
Co
1
5
&
3.5%
Inc
&
*
Co_
Thomas
39 %
Co
Homes
Southern Calif
Engineering Corp__*
Freight, Sys
1
A
Bantam
(G D)
Gas
Corp
King
1
Prod
Corp_7
Inc
Thermo
36%
Petroleum
Tubular
27'A
Motor
18'%
30%
6%
•
25
Co__
28%
1
Natural
20c
Corp
Jacinto
Sawhill
31 >/s •
345%
1
Texas Industries Inc
1
Texas
National
Petroleum
1
Texas Natural Gasoline Corp__1
Textron Inc 1959 warrants
1
10
Corp
10%
"
4'A
135/a
29 3/8
Three
Reid
82%
1
Co
17
1
''
12%
28
Thompson
Seismograph Service Corp
31%
10
61 %
60
1
38%
3%
„1
Transmits
1
123/4
-22%
Textbook
57
Corp
641%
Corp
ll3/4
1
Bakeries
21"%
*
16%
110
35%
v
Therm-O-Disc
21%
20%
1
Searle
*
Interstate
7%
Marie
Sabre-Pinon
4%
Inc
Water
'
47 yA
20
1
-
*
u_
27
Water
&
44
25c
24%
1
Mills
Gas
3
Inc_3%
A
Manufacturing Co_2%
Plywood
Scholz
1
Co_
Head
Indiana
i
Dills
Tekoil
8 %
*
Ryder Systems Inc
Corp—
:
Production
Corp
Rice
71/4
'
243/a
*
Skil
Indian
vr
•7%
32
<
19%
36%
:
Towmotor
Rose
62'%
58
343/8
>
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Robbing & Myers Inc_l£
Robertson
(HH)
Co
12%
22
12%
Material
Paper
common
Oil
Stoker
Brand
11%
Hugo ton Gas Trust "units"
Oil
Pulp
A
Riley
River
20%
*
44
7
'
.
Co
Roadway Express class
221/4
.
Class
131/2
V
Purina
Richardson Co
30%
77/s
Corp—
Gas
Hudson
31%
*V-
^
126
1
16%
v
Products
124-
1
119
_1
18%
13%
\
Ralston
36'/a
118
_1
35 Va
33
'
1
Houston
24%
California
Central
Maine
Soya
Electric
Louisiana
Central
Central
Power
Co
Central Vt
Chattanooga Gas Co
1
Lau
Lone
Y Clinton* Engines Corp
Coastal
Cohu
States
Colonial
Stores
Colorado
Prod
Gas
Electronics
Inc
Colorado Milling & Elev
Colorado
Oil
$1.25
&
Inc
353A
31%
—1%
22%
•
28%
Madison
303/a
Co
1
Gas
&
Electric
1
23%
Marlin-Rockwell
10%
11%
21
Maryland
5%
1
&
Maxson
(W L)
McLean
Industries
21%
16%
McLouth Steel Corp
McNeil
Machine &
11%
Meredith
6%
23%
20
Consolidated
Products—5
15%
Inc_l
10%
Co^;——— —1
Cooper Tire &■ Rubber Co
1
Copeland Refrigeration Corp—1
Craig Systems inc
1
21
23
33'/2
36%
27
101/8
10%
28
Crouse-Hinds
22%
303/8
24%
Miles
83
87%
Miller
14%
Minneapolis
13 Vs
Mississippi
22'A
Rock
Cook
Transp Lines
Coffee
Cummins
Cutler
Co
Laboratories
Class
Danly
__1%
common
Engine Co
5
Inc
class
A—1
13%
1
11%
B
Machine
5
9%
Darling (L A> Co
1
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
1
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y—2%
14%
Specialties
-
103/8
16
10%
11%
22%
•24'/a
Corp
lc
Boatmen's
13%
A
5
28%
35%
38 %
Rubber
13%
14%
19%
25%
Nalco
38
40%
National
43%
Donnelley
(R R>
■
_5
—_
5
'
&
40%
B
Natl
24'A
Continental 111 Bank
15%
1534
24%
261/4
New
45'/2
483/4
Nicholson
9%
10 Vb
Norris
25%
271/2
Nortex
201/2
22%
North
American
Dynamics Corp of America—
$1 preference
North
Penn
-
2
22%
24%
Thermador
Oil
Eastern
Eastern
Industries
El
Electric
Co
Oil
First
Boston
7%
48
1
8%
10c
23%
Mortgage Assn.100
Corp
10
First Charter Financial
Fisher Brothers Co
Corp__•
2.50
Fisher Governor Co
1
Florida
Steel
Corp
1
Foote Bros Gear & Mach cl A_5
Class B
5
Frito
Co
•
;
Garlock Packing Co
Gas Service Co.
General Gas Corp
Gen
20%
9
91%
95
St
19
18
19%
First
75
79y4
3
20%
22'A
First Natl Bank
10
38%
41%
1
29
32
Bank (Jersey City)_25
64y2
68
Natural
Gas
Pub
Serv
.
Miss River Prod—10c
Corp
*
Pacific
Alrmotive
Far
Corp.—
Line—-^—5
East
Robinson
CoZ_5
57%
Pacific
Gamble
743/4
Pacific
Mercury Electronics__90c
16
17%
Pacific
Power
21
23
Pacific
&
Light Co—d%
Uranium
Mines
10c
Packaging
Corp of America—5
Sulphur Co—70c
Hannifin Corp
__1
American
Petroleum Inc
20
213/4
Pendleton
42%
453/8
Permanente
10
33%
35%
Pfaudler-Permutit
3.50
1
70
*
Tool
8
HP
19%
83/4
20%
4%
53/a
1
1
10
Corp
Co
3%
9
33'A
4%
12
14"%
9%
4%
133/s
16%
8%
93/4
36Vb
38%
4%
4%
27
29 Vs
17%
18%
26%
28%
23 %
25 %
18%
20%
13 Vs
14 %
21%
23 ye
32
34%
11
11%
*
41%
44'A
Rubber Co
2
Gen'l Electric Co—7%
1J
12
26%
28%
Natural
Plymouth
Portland
Cement
Lumber
Pickering
Pioneer
Indua
1
General Bottlers—1
Pepsi-Cola
19%
(Camden N J)
(Baltimore)
National
First Natl
Bank
Gas
of" Chi—20
of Dallas
Bank
25
70
74%
First Natl Bank of St Louis—20
73
77%
First Natl City
853/4
88%
Bank (N Y)
20
First Pennsylvania
Banking
(Philadelphia)—10
New
Franklin
50'A
53'A
10
Island
35 V2
38%
5
Rochelle
Natl
N
Bank
of
33%
35%
Long
Y
Girard Trust Corn
Exch Bk—15
Hanover Bank of New York—10
Harris Tr &
Sav Bk
(Chic)
20
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co__10
53 Ya
96
102
38'A
Providence
R
(N Y)—10
(Phlla)
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
Ex-two-for-one
5
;
1st
Bank-State
Natl
78%
152
58%
83'A
167
45
48 3/4
78%
82%
18
20
9%
103/4
50%
54%
47%
50%
Co—
split
Seattle
70%
",'551/4'
par
Bk
(Wash)—20
Street
Trust
(Boston) new com
(Ex-50% stock dividend)
64
68%
35
38%
12%
61%
65%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
State Bank of Albany
10
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
213/4
23'A
Second Natl Bank of Phlla
10
Angeles)
(New
York)
25
Trade Bank 8c Tr Co (N Y)_10
Trust Co of New Jersey
2%
62
66
173/4
19%
43'A
473A
(Cleveland)
United
.10
56
60 %
46
49%
28%
30%
9%
10%
1
10
43
193/4
_
56%
34
37%
20-
96
99%
Co
(N Y)
46 Vs
21V4
7
38%
523/4
10
States Trust
(Boston)
United States Trust
10
I
Int'l Bank (Wash D C)
$10
45'A
67
40%
Industrial National Bank of
Industrial Trust Co
common
Trust
22%
42 3A
Union Bank of Commerce
25
City)—8
(Jersey City N J)
Tr Co (Union
Industrial Bk of Com
Union
21
58 '/4
55
50'A
Hudson County National Bank
Hudson
New
34%
671
Security First Natl Bank (Los
First Westchester Natl Bank
of
Louis
Second
of
Passaic County
& Trust Co
Co—
1
r
Co
*
Parker
10
First Natl Bank of Boston—12%
Pabst
Pauley
Boston
733/4
18%
9%
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C
25
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
69
$4 pfd
16Va
12%
543A
♦
Co
17%
8%
51V4
(Dallas)-12
63y2
14%
11%
Republic Natl Bank
60
31%
Pan
76y<
10
1
18
115%
72
39
First Natl Bk
5
14
111
11%
Olin Oil & Gas Corp
Tail Power Co
12%
20
10%
Otter
16%
(Philadelphia)—^
5
Water
Brewing
& Trust
Co
51%
25%
635
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
Gas
Coal
43
37%
First Camden Natl Bk & Trust
First National
Ben
39
35'A
100
Bergen Cty
(Hackensack N J)
5
Philadelphia Natl Bank
10
Pittsburgh National Bank
2o
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
30%
54%
Telep (Calif) 5% pfd
20
Telep Co of the Southwest
5%%
preferred
Gen
18%
38
253
(Chicago)
56
of
43y2
Old
Co
Natl
23 Vs
23
35%
242
Peoples Tr Co
28%
Pacific
Federal
21 %
38%
36
31%
40'/2
Oklahoma
13 5/B
New
10
36%
173/8
125
Eng Trust Co (Boston )_100
Jersey Bank & Trust Co.ll
6'A
34
203/4
43
523/4
First Natl Bank (Atlanta)
(Texas)—*
19%
61
39%
Essex
43^
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
16%
653/4
&
11 Va
Norhwestern
12%
County Trust Co
10
Federation Bk & Tr Co (NY)_10
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
20
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10
First Bank Stk Corp (Minn)—10
21
1
r-50
Fairfield
Co
62%
57%
Newark
3"%
17%
1
(S F)_10
(N Y)
(N J)
25
Shawmut Bk of Boston.12%
State Bk of Newark
12%
Northern Tr Co
———5
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
35%
10 %
433/4
2
118
32%
(Albany)
Banking Co
New
33%
833/4
7.50
Commercial Bank &
Co
National
& Trust
—
31%
1
19
10
York)
60%
29%
1
15%
50c
Inc
Electro-Voice Inc
Electrolux Corp
Electronics Capital Corp
Emhart
Mfg
Co
Empire State Oil Co
Equity
50c
Corp
41%
Laboratory
371
County Trust Co (White Plains
New
56 3A
16
Coal
1
Inc
Utilities Associates
Paso
Cor
Gas
Northeastern
Northwest
Economics
&
Assoc.—8
Co
1
Co_12%
21%
of Del
Elec
&
File
2
25
of
78
Trust
48%
352
50
:
(Chicago)..
10
Westchester.5
Bank of Detroit
National
45%
14%
common
2%
89%
Bank
14'A
1
—
v
Connecticut
1
1
Inc
44%
84
173/4
Co
1073/4
Bank
16%
_50c
Dun & Bradstreet Inc
Bush
41V2
10
Tr
1043/4
City Bank (Cleve)
Natl
17
National Shirt Shops
Corporation
Duriron Co
(Savannah)
&
48%
25
National
99
15%
39%
Dura
Bank
44%
National
National
32'A
Corp A com_50c
421/2
Dunham
National
10
94
22%
39%
Eng Gas
(NY)_12y2
29%
20%
37%
'
65%
46 Va
65%
63
Bk
Co
Trust of N J
5
Corp
167
43
623A
Manhattan
81 %
Oil
159
of New York
Bk of North Amer_5
25%
28
(Pgh)_25
Louis)-12.50
(St
53'A
1
-
Tr
50
©ommercial
31%
26
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila„10
Commercial
.29%
28
of
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
Cleveland Trust Co
27
5
Bank
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston_l0
13%
93
30%
32
5
Natl
County N Y
49
10
1
64'A
34ya
31%
Co_5
25%
61%
46
5
12%
22%
24
10
Traders
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co
60
29%
5
Brook
108
-5
(Buffalo)
Nassau
Ask
29%
31%
of
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago)_25
76
&
Trust
102
-10
Cleve—16
Empire Trust Co
Class
(N J)
813/4
2y2
Co
5
—
Co
29%
29
1
Co
Trust
Natl Bank
Central
78
24
Drackett - Company
Duffy-Mott Co
Sons
Camden
,
27%
1
Chemical
Gas
56%
763/4
,
Chemical Bank New York
9%
(Philadelphia)
Mercantile
Chase
Co__10
Supply
National Homes
Dictaphone Corp
Diebcld Tnc
10
(Phila)
17%
21'A
23%
50y2
Meadow
72
Bid
.20
Long Island Trust Co.
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)
1
Co
Fuel
Detroit Internal; Bridge Co—1
Di-Noc Chemical Arts Inc—
1
Broad St Trust Co
Trust Co
5
Co
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line
Missouri
Utilities Co
Mountain
t473/4
20
24%
2
.1
Par
Kings County Trust Co
1
(Brooklyn N Y)
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
Manufacturers &
dividend
Citizens & Southern
Shipping Co
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
Mohawk
25%
|
^
16%
1
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp 5
stock
321
National Bank
22%
.7%
Inc
24
(NY)—
1
Co
Gas
Co
0
Inc—
Laboratories
Mfg
26'/2
;_5
common
308
4%
77'A
Trust
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
Class
2%
46 Vs
10
St Louis
73
Eng..
Publishing Co
?,
Metropolitan Broadcasting
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
Ex-100%
12'A
26%
12%
2%
51'A
43
Virginia
11
3
48V2
100
of
24%
28%
Cross Company—_———5
20%
1
Dry__50c
60%
25
of New York
Bank
Trust
Ask
57'A
6JA
of Commerce (Newark)
Bankers
Bid
10
& S A
(San Francisco)
49%
Corp
Shipbldg
24%
: .s
(S F)
of America N T
Bank
49 Vz
46%
Marmon Herrington Co Inc
19
46'A
16
Co
com_3
25
Commonwealth Gas Corp
1
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
Consol
Freight ways
2.50
Continental
Bank
Bank
Macmillan
49 'A
Par
American Trust Co
24%
Mfg & Sales Co
21%
industries.
38%
29'A
9'A
19%
Consolidated
Bank and Trust Companies
753/4
Co
211/2
Co
Gas Corp
preferred
conv
Ludlow
33
46
2%
Co—5
Gas
Stores
8 »/2
1
—
Lucky
9
31
1
Inc
Interstate
8%
1
71'A
50c
Ling-Altec Electronics
13'A
Yuba
63/8
7%
35%
1
15 %
Steel
6%
32
B_5
cl
com
12%
Star
53/4
1
14%
class B
21%
_1
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
33Vac
Common
•17%
19%
lc
Co1
Blower
163/s
25
Landers Frary & Clark
Lanolin Plus
Citizens Ut.il Co com cl A—33Vhc
v
Texas
5
31%
29%
2'%
Fearless
Byllesby (H M). & Co—
•"%
Eastern
29%
A
Natural
--1
California
;>•
Texas
15
104
Telecomputing Corp
363/4
—
Houston
Burndy Corp
'
33
34
5
15%
,
33
1
203/a
167
159
2.50
Corp
-17%
preferred__25
Brown & SLarpe Mfg Co
110
Brush Beryllium Co——
1*
Buckeye Steel Castings Co_.—
4v~
class
Corp
14%
-
$1.20
1
19'/a
*
Corp
Houston
& Bryson Inc.—1
Foods Stores-.—
-1
Botany Industries Inc.-—
1
Bowater
Paper
Corp ADR—--
1
Purolator
1
1
341%
Voltage Engineering
Houston
Co
181%
5
5
201/s
Broadcasting
Tampax Inc
Tappan Co
.
5 '
Mexico
Inc
5IV2
Taft
Hamp
Hewlett-Packard Co
121/2
9
New
Heublein
*
5
8%
New
24%
,
4'%
1
of
l
Credit
24%
10c
of
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_25
lleleue Curtis Ind class A-.
1
Hilton
14%
23
Punta Alegre Sugar
Corp
Purex Corp Ltd—
24'/a
High
13%
•
Corp
Corporation
Pub
Corp__5
Ask
1
8yntex
Pub Serv Co
22%
13%
In^
Petroleum
Serv Co
Bid
Susquehanna
26%
26'A
.
39%'
Par
291/8
24
28 V2
(M A) Co class A com_10
.Class B common..^..
10
13%
l
183/4
Ask
27
20%
Inc.
23%
——-
Pubco
Bid
1
241/4
Hanna
32
19%
Origin of
5
America
Republic Natural Gas Co
58 y2
■
of
."26%
„
Mfg
22 y4
Siva lis
Inc
Power
Corp
Society
17%
•
compilation.
5
Co
Haloid Xerox
211/2
Borman
Bullock's
Brick
27 %
"
Corp
Co
Producing Properties
18%
Tool—2
of
_1
Fire
Hagan Chemicals & Controls
22V4
10
—
Mach
_1
16%
21%
Billups Western Pet Co—1
Black Hills Power & Light Co—1
Inc
Oustin-Bacon
P)
Co
Ask
Bid
35%
37%
Laboratories
—i
(A ,11 Markets.—-—-1
Gossert CO-——10
Bemls Bros Bag Co —j——2b
Beneficial Corp —
1
Berkshire Hathaway Inc
5
Bowser
Grolier
37%
541/2.
&
Black
Mountain
Grinnell
41%
16%,
Bavless
Corp
Corp
Green
44%
-
(A
Par
.
25%
Baxter
Beryllium
Cement
Green
.12%
—
Mfg. Co^——
Bettinger
Portland
/
15i/2
Associated Spring Corp_—~..10
Products
—
2-50
A/.tec Oil & Gas Co
.—1
Beil
r'%;
.
46%
331/4
Avon
Bates
V '
Giddings & Lewis
Glasspar Co
28%
22 Vb
.
'
Giant
44%
26%
Co_100
„__5
Corp
14%
41 »/a
1
—
Biltrite Ruber
American
American Cement
American Express
12%
J
—
Portsmouth
Potash
Ask
"asked") at the time
on request. The
"National" list is composed of securities
wide national distribution.
a
Par
Industrials and Utilities
Par
(Quotations for Friday, Jan. 29)
any quotation furnished
which have
43
7%
40%
For footnotes, see preceding page.
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenlz Ariz)_5
Wachovia
Bank
8c
Trust
(Winston-Salem N C)
SI
Co
B
19%
$1%
44
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(544)
.
Monday, February 1, I960
.
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES (Quotations for Friday, Jan.
Mutual Funds
25c
1.25
7.09
1
3.99
4.26
Fund——-1
al3.45
Fund
Aberdeen
Affiliated
Inc
Fund
Business Shares
American
Investors
American
Fund
Mutual
American
1
Inc
Research & Development *
Amer
Bid
Ask
2.26
7.67
Par
Mutual Funds—
2.06
Investment
Investment
Trust
Istei
38%
Fund
Aetna
11.00
12.02
.11.35
12.34
Agricultural
31.91
American Equitable
1
Inc
1
31.28
Mutual Fund—l
a23.26
American
SI.25
Fund
5.65
B-l
< Investment
1
23.29
24.31
Inc__l
5.51
5.99
B-2
(Medium Grade Bonds)_l
21.52
23.48
8.21
8.92
B-3
(Low
16.82
4.54
B-4
1
1
15.41
4.15
Priced Bonds)
(Discount Bonds)
9 58
10.46
11.92
12.96
K-l
(Income
Slocks)—-1
x9.02
9.84
K-2
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
13.72
14.98
Devel
Mut
Axe-Science & Elecf'nics Corp lc
5.18
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
1
7.72
8.44
S-l
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc_—1
11.10
12.07
S-2
Ltd
Canada
Blue
-
I
xl6.18
17.49
Investment—50c
12.14
13.12
12.72
13.94
Inc
Fund
Boston
Street
Broad
Ltd
Fund
Bullock
-——1
1
7.04
13.73
S-3
14.84
—
Ltd
—I
J
Inc
16.81
18.18
Fund
Christiana
1
50c
10.65
11.62
Loomis Sayles
Mutual Fund
*
16,300
125
132
12.42
13.57
Corp—100 15,600
1
1
Managed Funds—
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
General
11.11
10.17
Metal
Income
Paper
1
8.99
9.77
1
Investment
9.27
10.08
1
Fund
14.68
18.61
Special
20.23
Transport
Composite Bond & Stock
Inc—
Ex-two-for-one
Concord
Fund
shares
Mass
8.06
split
1
Inc
8.76
14.34
15.50
17%
22.95
B
—
—
_
Dividend
-
^
^8
'2
U.59
9.89
10.8*
9.04
Diversified
9.91
Fund -1
Investment
Trustee
8.68
9.51
—2.50
Shares
20.46
14. <8
1
21.99
23.51
I
7.37
8.05
Fund
Fund
Electronics Investment
Corp
Fund
Inc
_10
19. <4
Fund
Inc
20c
7.69
Inc
1
12.04
16. i2
Financial
Industrial
1
4.21
5.41
5.92
1
2.38
2.60
10.22
Honda Growth Fund inc
Florida
Mutual
Fund
11,11
0.08
6.14
Inc
Founders Mutual Fund——
Franklin
Custodian
Common
Funds
stock
lc
lc
1
Inc
8.97
155
2.8o
General
Investors
Corp.-
6.77
7.36
lc
9.87
Building
Equip
Shares-lc
Putnam
Quarterly
9.36
shatT^-
lc
6.27
CapiLai Growth Fund
lc
6.61
i.2d
shares_~————lc
Common
12.91
Stock Fund-lc
12.26
iC
9.11
(The)
?^ares.
:—
Fully Administered shares-lc
General
Bond
Industrial
shares-——lc
Machinery
sbs-lc
Bond
shares
7.53
7.86
lc
2.15
5.84
10.00
10,95
Tobacco
lc
7.63
8.36
_lc
10.48
11.48
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc—1
Hamilton Funds Inc
18.43
18.98
10c
4.90
Fund
Inc.———1
a2590
w°me Fund of Boston
Income ^0Un,dat,i0£ FundTInc 10?
Inc—1
2.47
8.04
Incorporaed
9.16
Institutional
1
8 67
13.21
Growth
Fund-lc
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Institutional Insur Fund—lc
Recent
Stock
Fund
Inc
1
1
15.87
6.45
7.17
*
35.00
Bonds—
Bjd
Fund
—lc
Century Growth
inv_
12.43
m.
X7.54
8.22
Q
10.21
'
j
5%s
5s
Accumulated
Continental
Fund
7.56
5.84
6.38
1
12.04
13.09
Fund—l
7.29
7.97
„
Income Fund Shares.l
Funds
Canada
Line
Special
10.49
11.40
—1
13.55
14.81
.1
15.80
17.17
Ltd
1
6.13
6.70
Inc-1
5.39
5.89
3.85
82%
96
37%
St
23%
Seaboard
5
21%
Paul Fire
&
Life
Marine
134
Ins of
63
63%
4i3,g
437/3
20%
21%
$(>.50
10
41%
44 %
Standard
Sec
197
Title
N
Ins
(N
58
8%
27%
5
x82%
U S
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
U
Fire
2%
U S Life
39%
61%
7%
9%
of
57%
33%
107
25%
Sj/3
"
31%
8
United
99"
53%
102
Y)„2
Travelers
Insurance
7%
45%
44%
,_10
Life
55%
2
7%
41
2
90%
94%
55%
10
52%
S
70%
92
52%
_5
86
Co
65
87
4J
Guaranty Co (N Y)
Co
20%
10
preferred
Ins
48%
18%
lo
Accident
Standard
189
5V4
46
1
Amer
Surety Co
Security Ins (New Haven)
Security Life & Trust Co
Springfield Fire & Marine
Fla)-2%
—10
of
4%
6.25
Seaboard
125
(D C)_1.50
Ins
^
Co
Amer
2.50
43%
3
>
51%
343^
,
5
Insurance
86
36%
38%
41%
2
in
30%
2
Insurance Co
City or N Y—
28%
29%
31%
the
-
Y-
10
36
Westchester
Fire
point represent
1960
99.31
99.31
10,
April
11,
Sept.
5%s
99.30
5.15s
3%s
Feb.
3%s
March
4 %s
Nov.
13,
2%s June 1.
5%s Oct.
ft 4ds
100.7
100.2
100.5
10,
4%s
20,
99.12
100.12
100.8
1960
100.12
98
1962
98%
98%
98%
97%
1961
1962
Aug. 20,
2%s May
99.30
99.4
100.8
98
100
100%
1,
1963
99.28
93%
93%
3%s
May 2,
1966
99.16
90 V4
90%
4%s
March
20,
1968—
94%
95%
March
20,
1969—
95%
96 %
97
98
100.4
100.8
4%s
100.8
100.16
4%s July
5%s Feb.
96%
97%
94%
1963
11,
99.26
1960
20.
1,
100.4
1960
99.10
1^..
1960
10.
Feb.
Sept.
May
100.3
99.20
95
96%
1965——II
April
100.1
Bonds
I960.—
20,
Dec.
4s
100.2
100.3
1962——
March
20,
100.5
100
1969
1960
Bank
April
4s
1963
10,
1,
Land
3%s
94%
Ask
100.1
3%s April 3, 1961
1961
11,
12,
June
5%s Sept 1,
100.8
99.30
I960—
11,
point
a
Cooperatives—
5%s April 4, 1960
100.2
94%
I960
12,
Sept.
of
for
Federal
100.6
100.5
May 10, 1960
June 10, 1960
3%S Aug. 23, I960-
5%s
100.2
100.2
5%s
5.35s
100.2
100.2
99.30
1960
32nds
more
Bid
?:
Mortgage Assn—
March
5.30s
100.1
99.30
1960
15, 1960
July 15, I960-
4%s
or
Banks
June
Federal Natl
one
Ask
Banks—
97%
1970—__
87%
1970
100.24
1972—
91
94%
_
100.20
1970
20,
90
1968——
1969—
5 VhS July
1969
20.
3%s April l,
97
96%
15,
4%S Oct. 1, 1970-1967—
3%s May 1, ,1971
95%
4%s
Feb.
15,
^
96
101.4
88%
101.8
97
87%
88%
92
93
88%
1972-1967
100%
101
3 %s
Sept. 15, 1972
90%
U. S. Certificates of
Indebtedness and Notes
Bid
Certificates of Indebtedness—
3%s Feb. 15, 1960
4s May 15, I960—
4%s
Nov
15
Ask
Feb.
15.
April
100.3
_
99.30
1960
100.1
I960—
1,
100.1
I960
100.5
May
15,
1960
3%s
May
15,
I960—
~
4s
Aug.
1,
32nds
100.3
99.22
99.27
100.7
98.16
98.22
97.8
97.16
98.22
I
!—
1961
point
a
Bid
Feb.
15,
1%S April 1,
>99.25
100.5
of
(Continued)
98.26
99
99.4
95.16
95.24
97.24
1962
98.18
15,
15,
93.28
99.20
92.8
1962
92.16
97.10
97.14
93.30
2%s Feb. 15," 1963
1%S April 1, 1963
4s
May 15, 1963—^
l%s Oct. 1, 1963
4%s Nov.
98.22
93.20
99.12
1962
Aug. 15, 1962
1%S Oct. 1, 1962_„
3%S Nov.
Ask
—
4s
99.25
4%s
4s
100.4
99.23
Aug. 15, 1960
l%s Oct. 1, I960
;
1%S April 1, 1961
3%s May 15, 1961—.
more
100.1
99.16
3%s
or
Treasury Notes
Treasury Notes—
1%S
one
Maturity-
94.2
90.24
_
91
I
1963
97.30
98
89.20
_
89.28
100.6
l%s April 1, 1964—
4%s May 15, 1964
5s Aug. 15. 1964_:
IV2S Oct. 1, 1964
100.10
88.4
88.12
100.4
97.28
100.8
101.2
101.6
4.21
Situations
Inc
10c
1%S
Oct,
3%s Feb,
1,
1961.
15,
1962
I
;
86.24
87
1
8.00
8.74
1
x9.85
10.77
12.09
13.14
1
13 58
14.80
4%%
6-
1-59
3-
1-60
99.31
IncIIIIII—ZIIl
100.2
12^22
4.45%
5.20s
13.21
7-
1-59
4-
4-60
99.30
100.2
11-,.2-59
8-
1-60
5 %s
100
100.4
12-
11-59
9-
1-60
100.2
100,6
Mutual
Fund
Inc—
Equity
Fund
Fund—;
Inc
^
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Debentures
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
Rate
Rale
47/n%
6.34
5.86
8-
3-59?
5-
4.65s
9-
1-59
6-
1-60
5%%
_1
10-
1-59
7-
5-60
Issues
Bonds
Bid
°en'1 Tire& R"hber 6s ww_1982
GuIf States utiIities 5%s„1989
2-60
99.30
99.28
100.2
100
101%
102%
83
99.969
5.375%
1-4-60
10-
3-60
100.6
100.1(
2-
11-
1-60
100.2
100.4
1-60
Treasury Bills
Yield Trice
Ask
99.973
Ask
Bid
^May
12,
1960
98.883
99.770
99 780
June
2,
I960—.
99.716
June
9,
1960
98.722
98.594
May 19, 1960
May 26, I960—
98.81.5
98.690
99.847
98.911
98.785
99.910
99.835
99.703
•
Ask
5.23%
99.903
February 18. 1960
February 25, 1960
Bid
100
Bid
February 4. 1960
February 11, 1960
Due
100,2
Yield l'rice
104%
Dated
100.6
United States
Ask
202
103%<
5SSS SISJS5JZ—1SS S*
»s?r<sni^lwo 102
'«*
79
3%s April 15, 1963
4s
6 91
Funds Inc—
Whitehall Fund
Wisconsin Fund
Aslc
24%
91%
Maturity—
1
Inc
Wel!inf£ton
__
85%
3514
4
■71%
82
23%
10
1
67%
10
10
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
.—2
Republic Insurance
(Texas) —10
Republic Natl Lite Insurance—2
Figures after decimal point represent
l
Fund
Wellington
"
^n1'*
7
Lomb
15,
April 15,
May 16,
37.00
Security & Conv. Debentures
S»£hT£
n-uS4~7;~?q?o
Bell Telethon? C?of Penna
4.65s
15.26
Investors
11.74
5
;
14.35
13.92
investors
Wall Street Investing Corp
11,53
Co
17.38
13.27
1
Fund
9 37
10.74
9.67
1
Value
__
10.54
Feb.
4%s
8.94
Value Line Fund Inc
Value Line Income Fund
8.79
25%
5
Home Loan
11.87
United
~~
24
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)____1
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
5
9Va
'
Co
Life
3%s
a9.11
Shares—1.25
United Science Fund
„
55V'4
of Amer
;_50c
Standard Life Ins
10
4%s June
Clark-
10.86
Washington
12.40
Canada
American
united
a
lc
,
7.49
United
10.01
Fund_____lc
Inc.—1
19.61
13.46
united
„
lrj8t0CA,—
18.04
6.89
Growth
2.70
Foundation
1
12.45
United
H-DA
Inst
15.01
Townsend U S & International
H-Ci
(MtiMinMi
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional Bank Fund
13 81
al8.21
Twentieth
18.98
Series
1
__x
Television-Electronics Fund
tnot
Series
Fund
puud
Tuxas
Haydock
Income
8.54
state Street Investment Corp
& Farnham
6.41
18.42
7.90
Shares
53
52
Corp
gteln Roe
2.38
lc
lc
Dtilities
1
of
49%
4s
srvdunFrd lnc
:
investments:!
Equipment shares
9.37
12.83
Sovereign
q
Railroad Stock shares
St66l
shares
8.62
12.70
Smith (Edison B. Fund
Southwestern Investors Inc
q«
9.98
l£%uTZrZ~::--:Z i8
Railroad
11.71
Shareholders Trust of Boston—l
12.85
RR
10.78
25c
Common
1^.42
6.87
17.44
9.89
Inc—
Dist
Fund
selected
14.14
7.17
15.91
11.59
2.50
scudder Stevens &
6.81
Chemical
1
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund.l
scudder
5
2.50
4%s Feb. 15, 1960
4%s March 15, I960——„
|
14.03
—1
,Ge0)
65%
Providence-Washington
8V4
Bid
Federal
6.44
<x Rowe) Growth Stocic
Fund
71%
61
5
Phoenix
Ins
47%
Y—10
Insurance Co-
Philadelphia Life
v
67
x
Insurance
5.40s
•
_*
Inc
13%
44
10
of N
54%
'
40%
12 %
Obligations of Government Agencies
10.84
^50c
Putnam Gr0vvth Fund
10.71
8.54
5.89
a
Inc
Peerless
60 %
50
57
37%
37%
Co—
82%
77
Figures after decimal
^
Fund Inc
Aviatioii-Llectromcs—
E ectrical
10.57
1
pine Street Fund Inc__
Pacific Insurance Co
4
34
3.33%
Y —12%
N
71
Indemnity
5
Jersey Insurance Co
13.70
1
Inc
of
Pacirie
l
F)
Ins Co
69%
3%
4
Insurance
Owners
(Fla)
13.48
Fund
l()
52%
5
Home
14.59
PriCe
Northern
65
66%
40%
49%
48%
5
161
5
38
46%
2.50
153
Hartford Fire Insurance Co„_
10
Hartford Steam Boiler
Jefrerson
5
Co
5
(Jacksonville
Insurance Co
Insurance
Ins
'
2
River
Co
American
&
Fire
14%
61%
10
Northeastern Insurance
Co
Employ Life Ins
Hanover
A
Casualty
Fire
374
4
Life
Corp class
358
Co
IS
com
10
Falls
4%s
12.70
13.34
pioneer
Fund
Ins
AA
Fire
Life
Inc
Insurance
9.25,
12.47
Fund
Forster
&
North
22%
21%
2
General
6.79
1
Philadelphia
York
Great
&
£quare Mutual Fund
peoples Securities Corp
Group
securities
Automobile
shares
10.79
Ppnn
17.34
1
Trust
9.98
__1
1
Fund
New
(Ky)
Inc
Union
Nationwide
Ins
9.01
Over-The-Counter
1.63
16.04
8.24
oppenheimer Fund
3.1o
1
x8 46
1
Puritan
Capital
6.21
x
Ltd
Securities
Amsterdam
Hampshire
8.58
Electronics Shares Inc
_
Genera
x7.85
1
Chemistry
New
New
Line
41%
4.46
11.61
—1
—
Fund
41%
Old
6%
38%
<
x38%
6.15
4.08
Gne William Street Fund-.
9.83
1
^nes
Fundamental Investors
Futures
5.63
—«.
Series
23
38%
16%
Gov
capital Fund
Nucleonics
Inc—
stock series
Preferred
yorj.
of Canada
4.61
Hie
10.62
1
_1
—
Selies
England
13.63
1
,
Stock
New
12.61
1
Series
New
18.08
10c
Fund
Series
121
21%
5
36%
Home
_1
116%
1
42
5
Republic Ins Co
Government Employees Ins
al3.76
Series—
Growth Stock Series
Wsa
16.46
c
_—
Corp
Securities
10
25%
Insp
3.59
slock
13.08
la-23
Fimd
Fidelity Fund Inc—
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
1
146
^
15%
Glens
20.70
Income Series
7.91
Eurofund
10.35
3.30
Preferred
19. i4
Equity
16.37
9.43
interest
Dividend Series
a«
Energy
X15.14
19.13
*
---
—
12.19
Fd_l
Inc—1
13.33
1
Bond
3.14
13.60
1
Fund
139
Fire
34%
Gulf
Wide Securities Co Inc.l
National
23.10
2.87
1
8.44
Shares
t»eneficial
Nation
Howard—
&
Balanced
Stock
o{
Trust
Balanced
25c
—
Inc
Fund
22.13
7.72
.
Natlanal investors
Shares—
Belies B-
Dividend
20.27
Inc
Mutual
11-45
14.59
interest—1
Mutual shares Corp
•»
1
Inc
13.50
Automation
Investment
—_lo
National
10
9
23%
Co__
Giobe &
—lc
&
57
tyail Life & Accident
(DC)
Mutual Income Foundation
Mutual
—
1
Inc
Fund
Diversified
Dreyfus
—
1
Stk
Growth
Eaton
1<.38
1
Fund
Delaware Income Fund
Diver
7.05
17.21
—
Vegh Investing Co Inc
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Delaware
Fund
_
7.71
1
1
Fund
Income
,,
De
13.94
Stock
Fund
Missiles-Jets
1—10
(Bait)
National
Life
Insurance
General Reinsurance
Corp
2.49
33 %c
Life
Natl
Franklin
12.81
—
Monument
18%
Fireman's
Trust
Growth
beneficial
of
Minnesota
Western Investment Inc
Crown
lc
3%
5
Fidelity Bankers Lire Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Mt%
3.53
int..33%c
Investors
beneficial
Inc
Units
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
Series
lc
2%
65'%
Casualty
Massachusetts Life Fund-
19%
21.03
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
of
Investors
Fund
shares-
13
Manufacturers
45%
Federal
2.10
shares
Massachusetts
Fund Inc
Fund
Investment
4
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
1.25
Employers Group Assoc
*
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
3 53
lc
shares
34%
&
6%
36
5
Indemnity & Life Ins
17
Assurance
2.41
lc
46%
31%
Merchants
1
l
61
Crum
3.70
lc
5
Fire Assurance—12.50
42
Merchants
Inc
Bonding
10
Continental
2.87
shares—lc
——
shares
Petroleum
15.96
1
Commonwealth Stock
Industries
shares
Re-insurance
Surety Co
Shippers
Continental
a42.74
of
Mass
27%
3%
1
&
Connecticut
a24.94
Inc
Composite
7.07
Can
100
Commonwealth
6.48
43%
3%
Co
Casualty
6.25
Co
20.05
52%
245
26
(Galveston)
Life
22%
49%
235
10
39%
Nat
Commonwealth
10
Massachusetts
Bankers Natl Lite Lis (N J)„10
Beneficial Standard Life
J
14.17
18.34
Fund
Inc
Commouweaith
12 96
Va
5
Assurance
Insurance
21
_1
of
Life
Loyal Amer Life Ins
Maryland
(Newark N
Ins
Inc
Co
National
Boston
12.31
11.26
1
—1
Loomis-Sayles
preferred
Fund
9.65
Fund
14.73
Inc
Securities
Fund"
Fund——25c
13.48
Colonial Energy Shares
Colonial
8.94
Trust
Venture
Life Insurance Investors Inc
Insurance
Lincoln
22
10%
Mercury
Bankers
16 V4
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc—I
10.59
Life
63%
20%
3
12%
J)—2%
Corp
1
(Wash D C)—1
American
6.57
6.00
15%
14%
18%
24 Va
9%
Amer
6.72
x6.12
1
1
Companies
12%
Tenn
of
Ask
60%
11%
Amer
14.30
Inc
Life
Investors
American
Bid
2?
1
Flu)
Home
Co
32
46 Va
17
Fidelity Life Ins Co_1
Heritage Life Ins—
American
13.77
Fund
29%
5
Fidelity & Casualty_5
preferred
5
Amer Ins
88%
42%
Co__—_<■
AssUr—*
Par
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)__5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)—2
Life & Casualty Ins Co
;
78%
84%
10
Insurance
221
75
*
conv
American
14.72
12.62
—1
Boston
Fund
Chemical
7%
or
_1
Insurance
(Jacksonville
12.43
13.21
Lexington
9-69
-
Century Shares Trust
Chase
11.39
13.49
Com
Priced
Lexington
I
1
Ltd
1
10
Companies
Ask
212
10
Co._
American
Amer
20.00
Stks)_l
Lazard
Canadian International oiowtii
Fund
18.33
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
—
Fund
Canadian
(Low
1
—
(Speculative Com Stk)
S-4
Canada General Fund—
(1954)
(High-Grade Com Stk)
(Income Com Stocks)
Keystone Fund of Canada Lld_l
Knickerbocker Fund
——1
7.69
—I
California Fund inc
Bonds I
Pfd
Surety
Boston—1
of
Axe-Houghton Fund "A"
1.70
Life
&
11.03
Axe-Houghtou Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
Atomic
1.54
Insurance
5.53
10 14
*
Inc„1
Trust
Fund
Associated
Casualty
Aetna
5.06
1
(The)
Johnston
Aetna
lc
America
of
Investprs Research Fund
9.27
8.48
Co
Bid
Par
Ask
Bid
Par
Intl Resources Fund Inc__
—
35%
Insurance
Mutual Funds—
29)
&
Potomac
Tel
J?
IV'
*;,'ill 8fi
°
N.at'°hna! cat?
horthspan Uran 5y<s WW—1963.
-
96
■»»
98.628
94(
3,
1960
10,
1960
99.636
99.652
March
17.
1960
June
16,
I960
99.550
99.569
98.376
98.413
March
In
March
March
22,
I960—
June
22,
1960
99.486
99.500
98.280
98.312
March
SSSacorpc"v%Ry 4s—
chancc iSS.t
^r:::::::;^,
Chesapeake
24,
I960
June
23,
I960,
99.466
99.480
98.268
98.300
June
99.394
99.410
99,318
July
July
7,
99.300
July
15.
95
cSS
!68
u
phUVsus-sisnnr-iSS
"i
March
95
11
April
April
Apri
80
115
Dallas
Power
<fe
Lgt
5!/4S—1989
103
Ferro%JVptU3^sGaS 5'4S""i975 Jon
Fruehauf
2Z
—Wnl }20
Trai\<>r
General
Acceptance~6s""l980
oSerll Tele'phone'ss5'
0
iyu9
1939
1033«
123
5So
iSJa101%
-toni
Rand'^'wwll—1982
Textron Amer 5s-
'
Sperry
m*
101
5»A«
■
»
—1971
m.lZZZllVo
was.h Wat" Pmer 5s/»»-3ll990
-1933
Westcoast Trans 5'/aS
1960
1360
105%
121"
122%
.
;
I960-
15,
99.209
1960
21,
mi3'
89
31,
7,
14,
I960
.L
99,229
30,
14,
98.513
1960
98.183
1960
97.993
99.194
99,215
99.151
99.053
October
98.961
,92
98,987
January
15,
98.038
97.920
July 21, 1960
July 28, I960—.
99.067
98.133
98.050
97.967
97.834
1960
17,
98.217
98.099
98.005
1960
99.129
—
April 28. 19f>°
May 3, 1960
98.549
97.884
I960..
96.734
96.777
1961.
95.492
95.541
134
M
103s,
82%
FOOTNOTES
96
FOR
104%
86
New
Varrstocl£0Exctha0nT«t
Exchange,
stock
t New
OVER-TIIE-COCNTER
b,B1? y"id
stock,
x
d
Ex-divldend,
ISSUES
k Admitted to listing
wl When
Issued,
y
Ex-stock
on
the
dividend.
Number 592,1
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(545)
45
■"1'
the course, of
of the
^
'
(
,
District—Philadelphia—
'
.
week
>
•
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Lancaster
there is a loss for the week ending Friday of 0.8%.
''
week follows:
for the
Z;
1
York
New
$13,173,594,992
$13,277,801,646
Boston
1
City
+
6,506 ,561
4,427,801
3,478 ,223
+ 20.2
5,897,219
6,725,,865
+ 15.1
15,461,540
15,403,271
14,086 ,818
1,063,249,981
1,347,338,758
8,723,708
13,011, 479
1,303,949,131
1,191,,667,221
—
23,308, 889
I2i366i069
Jersey—Trenton
cities)
i
5.0
—
9.4
+
,
16,906 ,883
+
480,500,973
473,305.493
+
390,500.000
+
780,259.000
710,418,127
+
473,764.194
455,787,049
+.
3.9
Cleveland
614.345.386
568.851,840
+'
353.199,274
355,330.504
—
+ 29.6
58,171,400
13,200,861
+ 13.4
12,753,324
16,021,324
12,871,835
+
24.5
11,998,855
13,058,153
498,409,642
445,037,531
+
12.0
498,126,074
484,824,198
0.6
(7
1,718,302,573
.
cities).
1,466,166,463
+17.2
1,473,755,470
1,466,382,610
586,317,643
14,888,109
8.0
Baltimore
+ 21.7
59,965,400
14,965,269
+
310,171,560
9.8
Pittsburgh
Total
53,788,000
613,704,017
77,692,900
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
2.1
9,592,811
303,913,696
746,913,829
...
Youngstown
1.5
398,800,000
10,544.184
12.8
290,797,667
591,363,966
Columbus
Mansfield
3.9
+ 28.1
11,215.259
-
349,927,476
Cleveland
3.7
699,705,512
14,372,133
Cincinnati
5.8
+
Francisco
San
6,863,963
2.2
26 819 579
0.8
1,070,000.000
Louis
St.
—
1,193.389,059
'759,927,431
Kansas
3,751 ,105
3.1
+
Delaware—Wilmington
(11
7.6
+
4,004, 840
8,230, 165
7,259, 276
Total
9.6
+
1,953.,165
3,912 ,391
1,286,000,,000
4,093,157
Ohio—Canton
1,110.000.000
—
4,871, 058
7,974,009
New
%
1,262,563,941
Philadelphia
1,120,000, 000
5,728,551
1 001,000,000
3,790,671
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland1959
Chicago
+ 26.8
•
i
I960
„
2,177 ,750
,1,730,085
4,333,550
—
4,774, 635
1,227,000,000
'
xork
CLEARINGS1—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ending Jan. 30—
2,108, 764
;
Our comparative sum¬
Z1'
+
2,636,648
9.9
2,262, 833
6,052,912
wut
S
Wilkes-Barre
At this
week in 1959.
same
—16.9
—23.1
—
PhUadelphia,
Our preliminary totals
year.
$25,278,193,141 against $24,701,910,649 for the
stand at
center
Chester
of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will
those of the corresponding week last
1,705,233
1,839 ,997
1,835 282
411
$
$
%
494
1
1957
1958
Inc. or
Dec.
i'879fiG2
>
Bethlehem
2.3% above
$
$
January 23
Ended
1959
I960
Pre¬
ago.
year
*
figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
all cities
mary
a
11
1
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, January 30, clearings for
liminary
be
bank clearings
Clearings this week will show an increase compared with
Bank
Third Federal Reserve
Fifth Federal Reserve District—RichmondWest
3,984,482
4,464,841
4,803,655
+
4.3
23,329,638
21,522,000
+
8.4
22,172,308
20,586,490
247,285,240
239,721,579
+
3.2
207.440,507
205,279,732
10,251,332
Virginia—Huntington
5,012,411
Virginia—Norfolk
Richmond
$19,406,955,191
cities,
five
days
cities,
five
$19,195,089,230
+
1.1
South
8,077,302
9,879,285
357,148,124
370,846,003
6.7
395,022,325
1.9
+
Maryland—Baltimore
+
4.589,017,850
8,778,486
387,831,772
16.8
4.898,531,625
District of
Ten
Other
149,440,569
135,100,127
+
10.6
130,728,674
109,090,895
830,341,515
797,757,619
+
4.1
730,031,756
719,666,887
35,526,426
days_
Total
All
all
ciiies, five days
Total
all cities for
+
2.2
972,706.325
917,803,569
+
+
+
6.0
$25,278,193,141 $24,701,910,649
;
one
$23,784,107,080
;
Columbia—Washington
Total
$24,305,486,816
day
cities,
Carolina—Charleston
2.3
;
cities)
(6
,
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlantaweek
Complete and exact details .for the week
covered
.
+
6.9
130,697,484
130.822,988
479,500,000
Saturday and the Saturday figures
not available at time of going to press.
are
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
the elaborate detailed
In
+10.4
"411,300,000
390,300,000
7,610,258
For that week
the whole country
statement, however, which
there
was
increase of
an
1.6
5,517,086
7,120,604
+
5.5
289,079,778
260,152,522
264,884,606
247,566,922
+
7.0
189,588,445
16,963,677
* 772,949
15,375,002
654,221
--236,873,785
14,372,651
+
Mobile-—-—
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are
Total
of 9.6%
an
Cleveland Reserve District the totals
District by 4.1%
Ended
23—
January
1st Boston
V
2nd New
3rd
York
9-'"
V
Moines
Dec. Vo.
$
$
+
9.6
896,617,040
t+
4.2
12,779,290,178
1,303,9^49,131
1.191,667,221
+
"
1,718,302.573
1,466,166,463
+17.2
—'
__
1.063,249,981
1,473,755,470
730.031,756
9.4
"
M
6
6th Atlanta
797.757,619
-—830.341,515
-
__J0 "
^
+
4.1
1,348,157,134
1,476,870,673
+11.9
1,478,617.747;
1,655.114 093
+14.2
St
Louis
4;"
; ^
889,349,707 •
■ 768,020,6431; +15.8
Minneapolis
'
7
%
771,722,384
% 723,574,836;. + 6.7
Kansas
City_l_^_^__iJ 9. ;J <812,516,201 %
760,297,168" + 6.9 :
Dallas : ; ' j*_;
«■- ». - —- 702,502,115 :
^ 631,779,020 <+11.2
Chicago-
8th
9th
loth
11th
—L
,-ll_^^17
'1,641,822,165
1,875,366,638
••
•
760,279,629
628,389,543
611,813.030
575,392,027
1,250,067,481
__
12th San
Total
Francisco
1,568,828,878'1,445,698,414-
10
•
We
add
now
ended
detailed
our
27,581,694,156
25,692.288,249
13,671,313,588
—cities
Outside New Yorlc^Cil,y_.
12,315,544,423
statement showing the
January 23 for four
+
7.4
23,593,913,942
11,259,175,318
■
at—
x
;
-C..;..,
'
•
,
.
•>
• .
(
'
New
New
■
3,735,983
•
2^192,884
4.059,502
»
.
H+456'400
Paul
47,047.100
'
1,046,090,802
iZZZZZIZZZZZZZZZZZZ
Jamestown
New
••
-■
Ehnira
Syracuse
1,214,176
'3,236.043
13,385.991
11,820,553
3,413.022
14,686,862
,L 11,060.052
954,254,375 ».+ 9.6
'
8,96.617,040
886,961,158
CoPneeticutZZsi;anifordZZZZZZZZZZZZ
New
Total
*(9
28,773,391
24,909,523
143,574,383
+19.2
147,989,440
3,457,722
3,622,502
11,855.610,709
43,011,780
—
148,178,311
2,805.764
2,666,200
12,334,738,624
40,943,446
28,191,933
26,832,622
78,836.438
+ 8.2
77,921.426
71,700,966
101,21.7,671
95,646,782
+ 5.8
88,238,561
84,760,175
14,407 610 119
13.832,632,578
+ 4.2
12,779.290,178
12,299,648,493
171,180,006
cities)"—...
3,161.766
+21.5
3.264.858
+
11.7
13,376,743,826
+
4.0
51,854,706
47,009,540
31 147,411
(ah
..1..
85,306,886
_•
—.
v
—11.7
33 197 394
'
"
'
53.247,574
,
13,910,380,568
"Z**"""—Z-ZZ
Jersey-—NewarkNorthern New Jersey
1,505,599
1,343,697
1,104,200,395
+
9.0
6,665,077
7,046,338
15 343,161
+
18.7
13,945,279
14.443,147
.377,716
+
9.3
9,099,726
9,493,132
18.9
6,942,723
6,530,515
+14.2
1,476,870,673
1,475,663,106
376,900,000
11
'
v
::(a)t
.
1
+
6, 920,287
1,641,822,165
406,400,000
+
14.2
390,600,000
207,715,838
151,482,533
2.422,272
+
14.3
227,339,924
195,571,214
+
21-8
139,683,589
147,574.570
+
37.8
2,656,116
2,563,87s
768,020,643
+15.8
760,279,629
722,609,663
;
12,645,716
4.072,194
»
6.500,000
i
9,014,342
8,988,855
9.5
421,846,121
+
3.2
162,052,720
383,424,158
138,614,908
+
7.9
8,481,025
9.828,350
—18.1
18.825.877
4,081,861
6.360,061
5,406,227
—18.0
723,574,836
4,412,141
—11.4
,
771,722,384
—
1.9
+
—
8,532,396
490,516,128
181,680,984
11,714,569
4,970,172
7,334,710
—
Tenth Federal Reserve
T
14,875,808
13,357,995
6.7
628,389,543
+
"
562.355,029
District—Kansas City;
,
:■
Wichita
1,015,578
City
+ 10.3
+ 6.5
Z
(
24,585,676
—
.14,910,528
7,209,395
-1.9,
?
,-14,502,818
611,813,030 ;
636,975,771
5,492,886
+
.
16.1
+
6.9
+
6.8
10,606,511
10.464.664
+ 12.6
496,888,993
480,585,588
-
(6
T,432,235
7,159,372
14,116,667
+
1.3
13,956,883
16,554,311
631,779,020
+11.2
575,392,027
561,424,855
0.8
183,868,501
207,151,196
4,071,055
f
241.328,823
—
5,152,311
3.9
190,904,631
+ 12.1
103,415,672
3.4
29,270,558
7.5
18,072,547
18,147,566
+ 12.5
673,026,999
681,963,803
21.3
25,269,954
27,315,997
,7,687,823
108,348,413
33,641,629
34,829,468
—
21,723,939
—
839,547,262
D
+
121,439,651
;
—
224,489,108
20,091.754
Francisco
7,050,000
7,610,000
5.0
6.560,302
233,155,461
——•-
39,610,920
38,897,405
'
6,231.330
City.—.
California—Long Beach
—
0.6
239,311,514
Lake
Jose
0.6
+
District—San Francisco—
——-
Oregon—Portland
San
2.9
+
7,819,454
14,303,688
Yakima
San
+
6,687,000
702,502,115
cities)—
45,547,560
7,775,476
—
13,834,070
543,774,269
6,728,000
Twelfth Federal Reserve
746,276,682
45,500,454
37,507,650
+
189,141,072
99,016,617
-
25,935,268
12,188,958
(10
cities)
- 40.000,000
total
(108 cities)
Outside New York City
'Estimated.
10,558,470
+ 15.4
9,406,347
17,720,865
Barbara
Stockton
Grand
-+
14,780,128
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
760,297,168
418,244,212
46,862,401
Falls
Pasadena
16,216,671
6,838,843
,
10,497,959
.26,353,714
386,584,059
7.3
10.8
i.
151,825,628
9,037,510
30,443,744
:
612,052,422
'
Santa
+
-
District—Dallas-
—
Worth
Utah—Salt
151,923.649
-
23.6
+
812,516,201
Galveston
Total
+
44,256,324
7,939.812
"
r
—
190,094,945
8,978,881
.481.600,142
15,909.849
Dallas
;
8,367,274
47,465,385
Eleventh Federal Reserve
."-Wichita
986,543
10,282,632
2.8
—
533,658,419
cities)--—
(9
Texas—r Austin
Fort
1
11,099.263
-654,624
2.7
—24.0
965,812
10,194,651
704,737
766,889
—11.8
.-1,150,899
,
...
734,042
——
Total
.
,
184,775,482
Colorado—Colorado Springs—
6,662,230
741,237,63.9
3,177,136
,.1.525,745
+19.1
+ 7.6
3,044.200
3,841559
York—
Rochester
15,544,579
13,654,991
1,086,596,720
187,574.243
——
cities)—:
(7
Missouri—Kansas
24,929,978
33,354,400
2,607.397
-i
■
,
+ 0.2
3 648,043
_
__
43.114,444
4.0
+13.3
537,118.681
Nebraska—Fremont
2,592,271
7.354,157
756.072,599
,
3,026,719
,
46,993,286
—
Buffalo
46,556,552
-15,444,544
Total
41,713.906
,
3,274,758
J
+
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
'
9.5
—11.5
—
Dakota—Fargo^
Dakota—Aberdeen
Washington—Seattle
York—Albany
6,518,025
+
—
438,880
8,367,006
—
L
Montana—Billings
$
2,418.250
0.1
+17.5
7.6
+ 6.2
+24.9
1957
22,049.867
|34,592,000
2,485.176
24,626,259
39,510,900
24,572,054
Island—Providence——
Hampshire—ManchesterTotal "(12 cities)
New
6,432,090
District—Minneapolis—
——
Kansas—Topeka
38,961,509
62.140,119
—ZZZZIZ-ZZZZI-
+
1,755,341
3,541,052 • +14.6
15.184,628
+ 8.4
13.213,612
+24.8
44,819,477 _+38.6
16.487,556
—
Hartford
Haven
5.518,468
795,577,226
3,969,107
.
—Z-ZZ
9.1
,103,314
2o3'^2o'^in
,
*
11,357,012,605
Week Ended January 23
I 1959
Inc. or
1958
'-;:$ » '/A Dec. %
S
1
1
•
3,727,229
855,677,867
—-Z—Z—~ZZ-ZZZZZZ
New
Bedford
.vIIZIZiSZIZZl-Z-..'.Z.Springfield --ZZZZIIIZZZJZ-ZZlZI
Rh<>de
,
6,485.999
——
Lowell
Connecticut
>
3,727,456
Massachiisetl/s—Bosl;on7I:__"r""_T«r
Pall
Rivei'U.
r
Worcester
.
;
.
Portland
+
889,349,707
;
*
I960
•
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Maine—Bangor
138,280,637
1
3.336,780
Minneapolis
figures for each city for the week
.
.
/ •"
t'
,
3,064,264
140,005,602
9,918,371
years:
.
'
3,752,244
22.0
21
164,492,710
Omaha
Clearings
48.7
1,229 405,185
5, 778,165
464,200,000
"
—
—
cities)
(4
8,876,507
9,535,392
+ 12.6
+
District—St. Louis—
Louis.
Rinth Federal Reserve
St.
75,152,000
50, 530,736
1,875,366,638
cities)
Minnesota—Duluth
North
11,905,336
87,198,000
+
8,218,038
(17
Total
South
11,413,077
23,212.623,314
+11.0
+
,
8.5
:
18.2
+ 18.6
667,857
433,936
Illinois—Quincy
1,475,663,106
722,609,663
562,355,029
636,975,771
561,424,855
1,271,605,019
9,397,783
+
7 734,051
'woo.ooo
Tennessee—Memphis
12,299,648,493
,
1,347,338,758
1,466,382,610
719,666;887
-1,261,991,965
I'ooT
'
—
__—
Missouri—St.
886,961.158
9,881,884
,629,877
20,266,376
—
Kentucky—Louisville
954,254,375
2,435,908
19,360,221
9.3
—
Rockford
1957
23.9
9
55,315,851
—
Decai.tr—..
Peoria
5,055,429
29.5
+
+
3
—-
—
Eighth Federal Reserve
11
—
1
City
Total
13,832,632,578
14,407,610,119
19,586,466
+
146 ,627,245
=
Jj,455,625
I1Icl^oBloominston
Districts:
1958
—7
Philadelphia
4th Cleveland
5th Richmond
7th
1,046,090,802
1,261,991,965
87 ,174,000
'o
—
Bend
Springfield
Inc. or
1959
$ "
%
$
__12 cities
Min¬
CLEARINGS
BANK
1,348,157,134
13 ,549,360
16,011,993
Haute
Des
f
by Federal Reserve
I960
222^772,322
544,131
10
1T^4,619
iowa—Cedar Rapids—
there is an
i
SUMMARY OF
Week
563,707
32.5
+11.9
2 796,864
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
District of 11.2% and in the San Francisco
the following we furnish a summary
15,161,499
-
18 ,201,336
I
Terre
The Chicago Reserve
In the Kansas City Reserve District
Reserve District of 8.5%.
In
<•
681,678
18.2
230,267,044
+
1,478,617,747
Wayne
Indianapolis
Sioux
increase of 6.9%, in the Dallas Reserve
-
235,760,836
'
Lansing.
Indiana—Fort
In the
14.2%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 15.8% and the
neapolis Reserve District of 6.7%.
+ 10.3
District—Chicago-
Seventh Federal Reserve
improvement of 4.2%, in the Boston
and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 11.9%.
District enjoys a gain of
—
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
larger by 17.2%, in the Richmond Reserve
are
312,377,485
1,655,114,093
Orleans
the bank clearings
the Philadelphia Reserve District of 9.4%.
and in
.
ciiies)
(10
South
Reserve District
-
-
7.4%, the aggregate clearings for
located and from this we note that in the
New York Reserve District the totals show
;
Louisiana—New
We group the cities according to the
increase of 4.0%.
an
8,058,288
Mississippi—Vicksburg
present further below,
Outside of this city there was a gain of 11.0%
center showing
5,063,619
38.2
7,933,679
333,767,121
+
352,115,699
Alabama—Birmingham
Ac¬
has to be estimated.
we
+
Florida—Jacksonville
Macon
having amounted to $27,581,694,156 against $25,692,288,249 in the
week in 1959.
this
at
cases
8,793,470
Augusta
able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
we are
Jan. 23.
same
Georgia—Atlanta
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week ends
issue of next week.
our
30,404,898
10.3
161,269,620
434,400,000
6,363,920
39,191,844
1
Nashville
by the foregoing will "appear in
31,798,731
+
172,456,075
Tennessee—Knoxville
14,075,559
+ 25.9
11,679,961
11,174,622
1,568,828,878
1,445,698,414
+
8.5
1,250,067,481
1,271,605,019
27,581,694,156
25,692,288,249
+
7.4
23,593,913,942
23,212,623,314
13,671,313.588
12,315,544,423
+
11.0
11,259,175,318
11,357,012,605
(a)Clearings discontinued
at this center.
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
46
Monday, February 1, 1960
...
.
(546)
REDEMPTIONS
PARTIAL
Company and Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
JANUARY
t
22,
1960
JANUARY
TO
28,
INCLUSIVE
1960,
1930
UNDER TARIFF ACT OF
BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY
RATES CERTIFIED
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
;
-
Date
1
-
.
Page
1968—_Feb 15
<
•
.•
.
381
^
.
preferred shares, 6%
series.,
—_—Feb
1
Georgia Power Co.— *
&
'
•'
1st mortgage 5%%„ bonds, due Sept,
1, 1989———__Feb 11
May Stores Realty Corp.—
! - •
v
General mtge. 5%^ bonds clue Feb. 15, 1977-.-i----i.-_-Feb 15
Pet Milk Co., 4»/2%' cumulative preferred stock——___Feb 15
Seabrook Farms Co. 3%% debs, due Feb, 1, 1962__*_—-Feb
1
Texas
Eastern Transmission Corp.—
•
'
1
>
5*2%
debentures due Dec. 1, 1976——Feb
1
We give below a record for the week just passed.
countries of the world.
1,
Cumul.
the different
the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on
the Secretary of
certifies daily to
Ohio
&
Columbus
Bank
the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve
requirements of Section 522 of
Pursuant to the
6*2%
(
Co., Inc.—
debentures due April
Electric Co.—* . < -,
Engineering
convertible
Adams
12710
385
)
\
12713
*2344'
205
,
*
7/ Jan. 25
Jan. 22
Argentina,
.0120527
Free
2.232621
poundschilling
Australia,
Austria,
Belgium,
markka
(Metropolitan)
.0200410
\
.210225
.210250
.00311275
.00311275
.203550
.203485
«,239765
.239755
.239750
.239750
.
.209450
.209475
.209475
.209525
2.801420
•
.209462
2.801100
2.801640
2.802580
'
2.601940
.
.239745
-7-
.00160940
.00160950
.00277314
.00160900
;•
.00160900
.00277314
yen
.00277314
; •
"
.00277314
.327833
Hahn
•
.327933
.327866
327833
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
guilder
New
Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
.265040
.265030
.265055
7 .265010
2.774198
2.773683
2.773366
2.773900
.139893
•
Union
.139856
.139875
.497700
.497700
.0348350
.0348650
.0348700
.0166065
.0166065
.0166065
.193012
.193031
.193006
.193012
.231081
.231050
2.790953
2.790635
2.801940
pound
Kingdom, pound sterling
385
-
1
*2712..
-Feb
16
.Feb
2
205
_Mar
1
*2759
-Feb
Manufacturing Corp.—
debs,
of
HFL
conv.
23
202
.193037
2.801420
2.801100
,
1, 1971
subord. debentures due June
conv.
in this
"Announced
tin volume 190.
issue,
.230800
2.791173
2.792109
2.801640
7
4%%
*
Inc.—
Air Lines,
Western
.497700
*
.230831
.231118
2.791471
Africa,
15
,.0166065
.139900
7
.497700
franc
Systems, Inc.—
6%, series A, due June l, 1969
Engineering Ltd., 5% series bonds of 1949
Rayon
4%
.0166065
of South
United
United
.497700
t27ll
......
debenture
f.
Sheldons
.0348650
7
.139931
peseta
Sweden, krona
S.
.0800560
.264945
:
.0348650
—
Spain,
Switzerland,
*.
.0800560
383
199
Carrier
Lynch
2.774831
malayan dollar
Malaysia,
Netherlands,
Ltd.—
Brass
redeemable second preference shares.—:— -Feb
-Feb
Salle Wacker Corp., 5% inc. debs, due Aug. 1, 1962-
La
.00277314
.327866
Mexico, peso
1
cumul,
5%
.00160970
-
Japan,
•
1961__ -Feb
conv.
•
.00311275
.203570
■
-
1
subord. debs, clue June 1, 1971 -Feb
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp.—
j .....
-Mar. 1
5%. cumulative convertible preferred stock
.Feb 15
Drackett Co., 4% cumul. conv. preferred stock_______
Forty Wall Street Building, Inc.—
5% non-cumul. income debs, due Jan. 1, 1966
_Mar 1
.210275
.210250
7.7:::%
.00311275
.203625
Page
=-■—--—
---
Inc.—
6%
246
>
sinking fund debentures due Aug. 1,
conv.
Birtcher Corp.,
1.050026
-
.203735
franc-
rupee
pound
1.050208
.00311275
new
deutsche mark
Germany,
'
.0200430
.0200440
1.050052
.210187
rupee--
Finland,
India,
%
-
1.049687
1.048776
Ceylon,
Ireland,
.0200438
-
(extended)
.
5%
t
1
certificates, due July 1, 1965...
income, mtge.
cum.
Bastian-Morley Co.,
.0385187
•
dollar,,
France
'■
.0200420
.
5%
^
2.233131
.0384312
.0384187
;-
.0120581
2.232382
4
.0384375
...
Date
York .Corp.—
New
.
.0120690
•
——Feb
ISSUES CALLED
Company and Issue—
Allerton
$
;
2.231952
2.232207
-
0384250
franc
Canada,
$
.0120690
.0120673
Feb.
ENTIRE
Jan. 28
7'.,VV Jan. 27
Jan.26
$
$•
peso—
i
,
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Friday
debs, due Feb.
'>5%
,
Williams & Co., Inc.—
1. 1961 and 5%; debs, due
1,
1962
C.)
(R.
States Money)
for Cable Transfers in New York (Value in United
Noon Buying Rate
Unit
and Monetary
Country
205
2.802580
-
DIVIDENDS
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
the combined total of Treasury notes and U.' S. Govern¬
ment bonds
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
"other"
decreased $224 million.. Holdings of
securities decreased $119 million.
Inc. ( + )
Demand
or
Decrease (—) Since
Jan. 27,
-
Gold
certificate
Redemption
1960
Total
F.
R.
P.
R.
of
18.190.643
18,997.893
973.860
974,028
19,164.502
709.041
697.136
490,198
470233
452.397
-
773,169
outright
Acceptances—bought
Government
S-
Bought
Federal
40.586
;
—
Increase ( + ) or
'
—
1.437.150
18.649.726
11.010.298
2.867,565
Loans
and
Loans
adjusted*
2,483,771
2,483,771
2,483.771
25,435.607
25.511.207
Total loans and
25,438,212
_
outright-—_—_
bought
under
1960
investments
investments
Loans
to
103.906
1959
—1,220
102.834
adjustedt
-—1,162
brokers
loans
,
dealers
and
for
-
897
-
Mevercord
5%
U.
S.
25.435.607
securities—
Govt,
U.
25,438.212
25,511,207
S.
Government
Other
loans and securities
Total
from
Due
Cash
foreign
items
Bank
banks
Other
15
15
of
process
6,275.191
5.087.310
100.845
collection
101.071
94.219
—
__
assets
U.
15
5.461,681
__
-
in
premises
Other
25,970.643
26.326.214
25,928.590
—
317.411
336,668
—
securities
:_______
Government
securities.,—
Sales
finance,
/
finance,
personal
_
52,198.825
—
Loans
52,449,363
53,351,942
to
Loans
assets
to
Real
LIABILITIES—
Reserve
notes
■
27.571,105
_
27.743.447
27.121.889
U.
Deposits:
U.
S.
bank
17,609,857
reserves
Treasurer—general
Foreign
—1,
-
"
487.154
loans
215.364
320.319
Within
327.932
340.200
1
18,788,563
19,292,741
19.636,921
4,566,432
5,061.437
4,281,679
26,432
26,389
23.981
50,953,502
52,124,014
51,064.470
to
5
After
Total
Deferred
Other
deposits
_
availability cash items,,—-:
Jiabs.
and
accrued
dividends
liabilities
—
CAPITAL
1
'
Currency and
coin—
Other
389,798
accounts——.
___
368,417
Demand
774,808
868.410
U.
81,717
'
389.085
774,808
— _
Total
to
liabs.
oi
bilities
and
gold
deposit
capital
64.035
148.066
Interbank
F.
R.
52,198,825
accounts
certificate
and
liability
53,351.942
\ 2-15
2- 1
$1.10
$1.12V2
$1.20
2- 1
2- 1
2- 1
1-15
1-15
1-15
—
366
527
+
79
+
346
89
—2,002
Engineering
Products
Mount
Diablo
inc.
41.3%
on
40.7%
Foreign
42.6%
123,598
121,505
60,004
acceptances
demand
deposits.:
162
1,986
-1,110
855
-
553
deposits:'
banks
11,005
banks
I
_______
602
28
1,436
5
6
1,233
Other
I"
■
30,136
100
-
From
Federal Reserve
962
69
From
others
'
960
Banks._________
621
271
1,382
—
22
313
''
valuation
*Not
of
loans
reseves;
available
on
to
domestic commercial banks and
loan items are shown
individual
comparable
1 JfSih
basis;
t
reporting
deduction
gross
form
July
8.
Inc.—
'
I
•
Electric,. 4'/a%
•
pfd.
(,quar.)__
(stock
Co.
National
^
preferred
(quar.)
Welding (quar.)
Ltd.,
Co.,
iquar.)_
Co., 6%
National
Co.
Lock
/ '
,
.
1-15
1-22
1-29
1-15
1
*15c
1
3- 1/
2- 1
5- 2
7
common
15c
15c
*l5c
*37'/2c
<quar.)
————I
preferred B (quar,)—
(quar.).
44-
15c
;
•<
4-16
3-11
3-11
1-6
1
1."
2-25
1" 4
2-1
5%
shows
ended
the
the
statement
Federal
following
Jan.
20:
$855
reporting
Reserve System
principal
in
million
of
in
$541
U.
in
banks.
in
changes
holdings
deposits, and $602 million
to domestic
weekly
S.
leading cities
for
million
of
U.
S.
in
the
'••••
loans
Government
demand
Loans
to
U.
S.
brokers
demand
deposits credited
and
dealers
and
for
other
of
Treasury bills decreased
will
preferred
securities
or
de¬
found
and
list
a
called
of
stock
common
including those
under
corporate
called
bonds,
redemption!
for
sinking
notes,
fund
provisions!
the redemption or Jast date
for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location
in
volume
(except where otherwise indicated)
given in the "Chronicle."
&
Bascom
Van'K^mrd'Tde,bent?reH Inc.— due
1949
Norman Industries,
shares
of
*
'
Rope Co.—
Van
50,000
Nease
Chemical
Neon
Products
$2.40
New
4%
New
Co.,
Power
&
82.28
convertible
Jan- 15- 19^5
preferred stock
—Jan
Feb
■'
25
-f
.
Brake
Fire
York
Merchandise
•
3%%
,
•
$4.50
it
St.
Insurance
(initial
3- 4
2- ^
"4- 1
3-15
2-15
5c
$15c
4-22
(quar.).
35c
2-15
2-15
Louis
__2
4-1
$i
1
4-1
2- l
15c
,
"
r--\
3-7
3- %
2-11
2-26
2-
75c
(quar.)
1
3-
50c
(quar.)
(s-a)
Gas—
4x
40c
RR.
2-1
^
,
$1.01 V*
quar.
1-26
2-16
(quar.).__
(quar.)
Yo7i State Electric
Chicago
*
-
G0c
Co.
York,
4%%
2
a
(quar.)
York
3-15
2-11
'
.
2%
....
Ltd.
(quar.i...
New
common
.
Light Co.—
New
New
_
40c
common
preferred
Air
'
regular cash divi.
(quar,
preferred
York
of
4- 1
3- 1
20c
(quarj.
preferred
4.05%-
lieu
1-30
2-15
35c
-
1
(quar.)
Canada,
Meter
Jersey
10c
_____..
Television—
&
Cement
New
tenders
Broderick
Theatres
Nepiune
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
1"3°
2-15
10c
•
Co.
Co.
dividend in
Nazareth
stock___
New
in which the details were
in¬
$266 million and
National
Stock
be
the current
purchasing
crease! $159 million and loans
to nonbank financial
stitutions decreased $218 million.
Holdings
Below
The date indicates
v.
Government
Fund Notices
ad¬
Government
stock
National-Standard
National Tea
*
-
.
preferred
National
Redemption Calls and Sinking
week
Commercial and industrial loans decreased
$148 mil¬
carrying
income:
member
National
Decreases
justed, $502 million
securities,
of
-/
l-*4
2- 1
3-10
$1.50
L
National
Propane Corw., com
(stock div.)
National Securities & Research Corp.—
'
2- 5
2- 5
;
3-
____4
Grocers
pref.
3- 4
1-15 -T
*20c
(quar.)
Electric
National
2%
•'
,
3-11
271
2- 1
*.-2- 8
2-13
2- 1
58c
2%
25c
(quar.)—.
dividend).
(quar.)_
Chemical & Mig. (stock dividend)
Drug & Chemical (Canada % Ltd.*—
conv.
.'*■
.
r' 15c
56V4c
<
2- 1
.1-29
2-25
6c
Fund_^__-__^__________
•
'
-
2-15
$0,127
Airlines
Common
V
.V-..
net investment
realized securities
Quarterly payments from net investment
condition
banks of
lion.
.
'
,r—^
from
from
National Lead
revised
i
——%—__
(increased)
Casket
National
$1.50
(quar.)
Fund,
preferred
National
National
435
after
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The
'
Corp.
Quarterly
♦ Exclusive
of
(quar,)—
—
Narragansett
66c
.
common
(quar.)^__7_——
of $0,069
"
National
60
common—__
(quar.)
Securities
Nachman
4.64%
Borrowings:
for foreign correspndts.
Industrial loan commitments
;
Co;
plus $0,058
Mutual
62,273
„___
'Interbank
purchased
Co.
Corp.
Investment
(Quarterly
:
Co.,
1-12
1-12
1-15
2-15,
.2-17
3-15"
1-22
2-1
3-16.,
2-12
SI.05
2- 1
$1.50
2- 1
15cr 7-2-1
$1.25
.3- 1
30c
3-10
62'/2c *
4- 1
25%
2-15
40c
3-1
25c 7
3-30
6c. i. 2-29
—
Co.,
—
Knudsen
Motor
profits)
Time deposits;
lia¬
Hardware,
prior preferred (quar,,
(John) & Co. (stock dividend).:
Morrison
138
—
(quar.)__.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)____
$2.50
Mutual
98
-f
—
!—
Co.,
"Power
preferred
preferred
Moore-Handley
Morrell
—
(quar.)
(quar.)__:
(quar.)_
$6
5%
106
—
S4.20
—5,193
49
—
preferred
preferred
Montana
1-29
Co.—
Power
preferred
•
4.50%
4.80%
Morgan
J
(quar.)
'
f
[
18
Co.
Gas
•
52.449.363
reserves
note
combined
Contingent
—2,942
119
—
—
135,926
deposits adjusted
Domestic
Ratio
-177
731
—
13.376
+
12
.'
3,421
S. Government demand
1-20
40c
16V2c
—7,958
:
133
2.847
_
assets—net
2- 1
2-12 j '
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1,139
0
502
—
9,702
289
+
266
—
1,237
assets/liabilities...
1-15
1-15
Marking System
;
_
—
capital
983
+
"
;
2- 1
2- 1
$1.09
$1.14
Portland Cement
.-4.40%
r
17
+
—
6.474
________L__—_—_______
R. Banks
Ij_
F.
1-28
12-31
Natural
Monongahela
5
—
2,425
1,759
years
with
pid. (quar.)
2-1
1
2-
40c
(quar.L.L,
2-1
Monarch
*
51
—
15,263
•
2-10
.
Missouri
n
58
—
12.635
24
—
32
—
26.904
year.
Paper
Ontario
&
250
+
14,397
securities—total—
•
LIABILITIES—'
in
Surplus
Other
1,072
__
years..
5
Reserves
ACCOUNTS—
paid
81
—
752
commercial
Minnesota
1-16
1-22
1-22
1-26
3-1
—-
(increasedi
Co.
Gas
Mississippi Power & Light. 4.36%
-4.56%
preferred (quar.)_
12/
1,776
1_—
Other securities
Total
Capital
i
_____
__
banks
Balances with domestic banks,
Total
225
—
5c
38%c
(annualt
Mining
1-16
..,
2-1
2- 1
2-15
2-24
3-1
12V2c
;
l
1-18
1-20
Missouri
banks__
_
loans—
Government
339,659
228.091
'
—
—
3,906
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates of indebtedness..
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
18.489.248
470.362
610,961
account
—
-
18,279.083
106/
—
1,164
etc.
______________
Member
Other
S.
foreign
domestic
estate
Other
Federal
1,724
37V2C
100%
5c
*
dividend)
■
1-22
3-3
3-3
3-3
3- 3
,.3-3
2- 1
.2- 1
-
6c
,
;
2- 1
4- 1
4-1
4- 1
4- 1
4-1
2- 1
2- 1
5c
7"'
,
iquar.)___;
Piping Co.
(quar.)
Utilities Inc. (stock
South
Minneapolis
53)
—
151
Other securities
Other
Total
277
Loans to nonbank financial institutions:
197,360
.
securities
loans for purchasing or carrying:
S.
preferred
-
.
.
2-15
3-1
-
$1.10
S1.22V2
(quar.)__
Extra
chasing Or carrying:
Total
2- 1
.
,
preferred
preferred (quar.):
Midwest
Middle
(quar.)___________——
Company
Packaging Materials, com.
Mineral
pur¬
*.
1-25
2-5
2- 5
1-15
2-15
3- 1
$1
Insurance N. Y.)
"V,v.v•/
fquar.)_____U-——
4.90%
77
+
(quar.):—____
37*/2c
)_—_—S1.183/4
(quar
Gas & Electric— %:
4.40%
.
3- 1
3-1
3- 1
-
« >
i •___
Michigan
tt
4
25%
42*/2c
$1.06 V4
(quar.)
preferred B
Midwest
<
,
32*/aC
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80% pid. (quar.)
95c
3.85%
preferred (quar.)___i___l-i_-L—96*/4c
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
——
97!/2c
4.35% preferred (quar.)_i,______—
$1.08%
4.45%
preferred (quar.)_
—_—$1.11 %
Mexican Light & Power Ltd. (quar.)
*25c
0
148
—
—
,
common
A
Merchants & Manufacturers
O
•
541
—
29,983
________.
preferred
911
—
V
•
66.228
.
industrial
and
Agricultural loans
repurchase agreement
Jan. 21,
„■
Corp.,
Shoe
434%
•4%
•
______—
preferred t'quar.)i^__j.-_i.------—-
4*4%
(in millions of dollars) '
1,510.145
10.506.993
11.010.298
J
Jan. 13,
ASSETS—
1,434.545
10,506,993
Commercial
Held
million.
,
(quar.)
Mead Corp., common
(s-a
Decrease (—) Since
1960
—
Bonds
•
$271
Jam 20,
_
___
Total
increased
securities:
Certificates
Notes
Banks
36,632
41,838
outright—
Bills
Reserve
335
Industrial loans
U-
\
495.464
(Arthur
Melville
of individuals, partnerships, and corpo¬
page
/■?, -t
of Company:,
Name
McQuav-Norris
-Stock
dividend
million
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
677.041
497.483
advances——.
was
-...v;
:
**•
other
million;
$60
19,932.307
19.164.671
banks
other
and
million.
$162
decreased
decreased
rations.
cash
Discounts
in deposits
934.414
notes-
gold certificate reserves
notes
Other
for
adjusted
deposits
time deposits decreased $100 million of which $93
1959
18,190.642
account—
fund
time
Jan. 28.
Jan. 20,
1960
ASSETS—
deposits
Interbank
v*:"L
'
McKee
^
(In thousands of dollars I
12
•
7 .
•*:-,•£*i.-p?Tp * Par <y: When ^'Holders'
Vv...-j-y-y Sfiare Payable o] Rec.;
G7) & Co. (quar.)__7———" 37Vac'7 2-"T
'1-20
Mfg."' iquar.)—
30c
,2- 1
12-28
Continued from
'*
1
l*2-
2-
1
**20
*
30c
,2-15
l-18
4-1
3- 4
3- 4
2- 4
preferred
preferred
(quar.).
(quar.)
$1.12'/a-
4-
preierred
(quar.)
$1.12Va
4-1
98a,4C
1
»
Number 5921
191
Volume
.
...
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
Per
of Company
frame
When
Share
* •'
Holdert
_—
m°Toi°k Wire CloUW qua r. ) "
Sbeirv (J. J-) Co.. 3%% preferred (quar.)
EfoSUmd Light ft Power. Ltd—
, ;
(quar.)_-—
preferred
5>
2-15
3-
1
2-15
1
1-15
93 %c
2-
1
1-15
$50c
1
2-10
$$1.25
-
33-
1
2-10
Corp.,
Share
Name
7%
Plume
6%
preferred
Potomac Edison
2-10
1-21
Procter
2-
1-15
Protective
15c'
•
5-
2
15c
8-
11-
v
1
15c
Oil & Gas Corp.— •
■
.convertible preferred (quar.)———
American" Coal (quar.)_,
_
North American Life Insurance (Chicago)—.
1-
1
1
6
Prince
4-14,
7-15
.
30c
•
4.20%
10%
dividend) ——&—_________
American Van Lines (quar.
3-14
,
2-15
Common
>
25c
3
1
v12-23
2-
1
12-23
2-16
2-
4-
2-1
1-11
25C,
2-
1
2-
1
1-11
2-
1
1-11
2-29
2-17
4-
1
3-17
2-
1
Opelika
Mfg.
2-
1
1-26
2-29
25c
2-15
3-15
■
Common
1
1-15
50c
3-15
SI.20
Radio
Utilities
(quar.)
2-15
31c
1
2-15
2-15
1-29
2-15
1-29
preferred
B
59«/aC
2-19
1-20
2-15
1-15
2-15
4-
20c
preferred
Pacific
Atlantic Canadian
Pacific
Far
51417
East
convertible
Pacific Gas
5Vi%
1st
5%
1st
preferred
preferred
4.80%
1st
4.50%
1st
4.36%
Stock
American
Panhandle
Eastern
preferred
l______
(quar.)—____
of
Canada,
Co.
preferred
C
(quar.)—
E
(quar.
F
(quar.)_
preferred
G
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
(quar.)
'%
•
-
5%
2-12
Stern
2-19
Stetson
Rubbermaid.
1-29
Russell
2-15
1-29
Rutland
Ryder
2-15
1-29
2-15
com.
20c
25C
Carpet Co.
(quar.)
Cola (stock dividend)
Ltd.,
Inc.
Mfg. Co.
Inc.
Salant
2-15
1-29
Sandura
2-11
1-22
Scarfe
3-15
4-
1
,
2-29
Salant,
Co.,
&
3-15
2-
1-14
2-15
1-29
6
Series
2-
1-25
Schwitzer
1-20
3-
2-15
1
preferred (quar;)_
preferred (quar.)
Scott & Fetzer .(monthly)
(quar.)
——
>•2-10
3-
1
2-10
Scott-Mattson Farms
2-10
1
3-
1
1
-2-10,
3-
1
2-10
2-15
Corp.
1-30
Sherwin-Williams
&
(quar.)—
Service
50c
15c
10c
17 Vac
______
3%
dividend)
(stock
$1
America
oaal stk- or cash from capital
? Coip' increased)
Philarleiphia Electric Co.—
u
(quar.)_;
Preferred
75c
95c
-
;
pi.jn,
a
Preferred
ft
ips'vau
Ph
Tnc.—
Preferred
-
Steel
(quar.)—
preferred
1
1-20
1-31
1-
8
2-
1-
8
5
2-10
1-15
2-
1
1-25
1
2-
1-
8
2-
1
1-
8
1
1-
8
2-
1
1-
8
Norristown
&
RR.
2-19
$1.50
3-
4
97 VaC
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
3-
1
1-29
2-
2
1-15
2-
1
1-15
~
SI
42 VaC-
-
3%
dividend)
51.25
tstock
Gas
(quar.)
12 VaC
—
.
35c
SI
(quar.)
Co.,
5%
dividend
(quar.),
common
preferred
preferred
(quar.)-________J__-—
1-20
preferred
C
(quar.>_-
*
com.
(quar.).,
(quar.)
2-19
1-25
class
Inc.,
B
A
Co.
Simms
35c
8
62 Vac
2-
1
1-
8
3-10
31V4C
'
new
of
(initial)
com.
—-—--■
3-10
4.50%
3-10
4.60%
2
1-15
1-19
2-15
2-
1-14
.
3-
$1.25
'
1
5.10%
1-29
5.12%
3-
1
2-15
5.25%,
2-
1
1-
8
1-
8
Texaco
40c
2-
1
1-15
61c
3-
1
2-12
$2 5c
2-
1
1-15
class A (initial)—
(quar.)——--—.—
Manufacturing
(increased)
Oil Co.
(quar.)
——
(N.), Ltd., common
Singer
Slater
Extra
ing
South
Georgia
4.78%.
4.88%
Southern
$4.56
$4.76
preferred
3-14
2-
$4.84
preferred
1
1-15
Thrift
1-15
Thriftimart,
Drug
Natural Gas
Canada Power,
1
2-15
2-
I:
2-
1-18
2
2-15
1
1-29
2-29
1-29
3-15
2-11
3-11
1
3-11
$1.15
4-
1
3-11
$1.25
3-11
4-1
3-11
4-
1
3-11
4-
1
3-11
4*
-
1
3-11
4-
1
$1.27 Vx.
.4r
1
4-
1
3-11
4-
1
3-11
2-29
1-30
,
$40c
(quar.frj
3-11
3-11
.
2-
$1
7 Vac
pfd. (quar.)
1
.
'1-15
2-15
1
1-12
2-
$1
1-29
2-
25c
1
Co.
(quar.)
Co.:
■
1
1-
8
1
I-
$1.21
2-
1
1.
15 c
.
R
22-
2-15
2-
15c
R.)
1_
1-
$1.14
$1.19
._.
2-16
1-29
8
8.
1
2-
1
2-
1
1-
4
2-
5%
4-11
3-13
2-20
3
3%
4-15
3-25
Class
A
(quar.)
30c
3-
1
2-10
50c
3-10
2-
Class
B
(quar.)
30c
3-
1
2-10
20%
2-
9
1-
6
57 1/7%
2-
9
1-
6
20c
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
25c
2-29
2-15
1
—
2 Vic
2-
1
„
1-15
Class
A
5%
12 VaC
(stock div.)
5%
25 Vac
2-15
2-
1
1
1-15
2-10
Tobacco
—
Ltd., com. (quar.)
2-29
2-
5
2-29
2-
5
-•2-29
2-
5
$62 VaC
Class
(final)
(final)
Packing
B
Class
Securities
Stock
Co.
(stock
A
dividend)
; 1
stock
common
Trust—;
(approximately 33 3/IOc)
(approximately 23VaC)___
(quar.)___
dividend
Tokheim
29 %C
30 VaC
Tobin
in
2-1
2-
26 VaC
—
Inc.—
and
Payable
Deferred
participat¬
(quar.)
California Edison Co.—
preferred (quart)-.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quart)——
preferred • (quar.) __;—
1
2-
30c
1
Oil & Development
2-
$25c
Ordinary
common &
2-15
2-15
4-
—
(quar.)__._
2-
2-
5-20
(quar.)
(John
1-21
1-21
2-15
40C
(quar.)
preferred)—
South Shore
Southern
class A
4
2-10
$30c
—
Engineering,
3-
Thompson
2-15
2-15
2-15
4-.1
,
conv.
3-10
1-29
3-15
4-1
(quar.)
3-15
4
2-15
Co.—
common
preferred
3-
1
3-
$1.31%
(guar.)
Instruments, Inc., 4%
Texas Power & Light—
4oc
2-29
$1.28
common
65c
Smith
South Atlantic Gas—
Stock dividends (on
Ltd.^
15c
5
3-15
$1.22 Va
(quar.)
____■.—
75c
—-
5
$1.18
;
preferred
Texas
$4
2-
$1.16 Vi
(quar.)___.
Electric, Service
preferred
Texas Industries,
4
6-14
(quar.)___
Canada,
4
3-
$1.16
(quar.)
preferred
of
4
2-
_
(quar.)____
(q.uar.)
preferred (quar.)_,
—
Corp.
(A. O.i Corp,
(quar.)—
Smith-Douglas Co.
(quar.^
Smucker (J. M.) Co. (stock dividend)
Socony-Mobil
Oil
(quar.)
—
Texas
preferred
2-
1
$1.06Vi*
—
(quar.)
2nd
preferred
2-15
$4
preferred
convertible
I
3-
8c
(quar.)
preferred
5%
4
4
3-
2-10
$1.02 Va
i_
(quar.)_____
2nd
1-
(increased >_
Mfg.,
preferred
preferred
4.72%
4.90%
,
2-15
I
2-1
12-10
Oil
4.64%,
,4.65%
2-15
2-
,
35C
—
^
preferred' (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
___>
-
1
3-10
$12 VaC
—_
2nd
2-15
3-
3-15
$1.12%
4-1
2-23
1-15
ap-
(quar.)______—
1
1
3%
8)__
(quar.)
preferred
1
Co.,s coin.
April.
to
preferred
Ltd.—
Canada,
stockholders
subject
4.25%
2-
20 c
75c
split
4.10%
$1
—
of
2-
$1.27Va
(quar.)_
com.
2-18
$20c
15c
(quar.)
Power
proval
-
stock
:___—1_
1-29
.
1-15
$1.04
(stock dividend)
(Canada, Ltd.—
Carson
Transmission,
(One-for-two
.
1
1
$1.08
4-
A
$3c
—
Gas
2-
2-
18c
quar.>___
(quar.)—.:
&
2
2-15
'
25C
___.
(initial
com.
new
Pearson
Tennessee
1-29
2-15
2-15
25c
1
1
Simplicity
4-
1-
3-
3-15
preferred A (quar.)
(T. S.) & Co.. Ltd.,-*1 pfdr (quar.)__
$2.44
4-15
1
1-15
2-
4.08%
2-
1-15
1
2-
4.24%
7c
1
2-
$$1.75
Pacific
Sierra
2-26
1
-
2-
$25c
2-
5
3-31
-
SI
5.10%
2-
25c
(quar.),
(quar.)_
Electric,
$45C
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
7%
1
3-15
3-
:
1
$33 VaC
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common
Soroban
(quar.).
Corp.
®rewing
conv,
2-
2-
(quar.)
GomPany,
B
—-
1-20
1-19
SI.10
(quar.)
Pjf ftnc Natur«-l
1
1
$1.17
L.
Co. (quar.)
Heusen, com. (stk.
preferred
nxMiix
1-12
22-
2-16
$1.07 Va
(quar.)
:i. .pi,eteri'ed (quar.)
Germantown
Quarterly
4 %
Skelly
Phi%ri
,r'r
1-30
gains)
(quar.)
preferred
PiiiUp Morris
2-15
Sinclair
—
/
preferred
50c
Creek Mines,-Ltd. (resumed)
Valley Water, 5% pfd.
(quar.)
Corp. of America (quar.)-:
Sherwin-Williams
(quar.)
ph
40
4.16%
15e
Shawinigan Water & Power Co., com.
V Class A common
(quar.)
Sheep
(Brookiy n~ ~N~"Y~. ] —
Gear
p/'^neute Cement
4
7-18
10c
2-15
preferred
preferred,
1
85c
Shenango
^.3)
4.32%
8-
r
Sheraton
of
4-18
27 VaC
Acceptance Corp.,. common
5%
preferred" A (quar.)
Security Insurance Co. of New Haven (quar.)
2-15
troleum Corp.
Tampa
Securities
2-15
Gas
1-18
Talon,
1
2Va%
2
J_^__—
1
I2V2C
dividend)-
2
5c
Sealed Power
1
-
(stock
5-
(initial)-
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Scott & Williams,. Inc.
(quar.)__—
Scotten-Dillon
Co.
(quar.)__—
3-
______
Broadcasting
2-
'
3-
50c
27 VaC
:
1-13
$10C
(quar.)
Class
Paper Co.,
3-
(Maine)—
(quar.-)'
Corp.
■■'
—
1-20
2-10
3-
(increased).
(quar.)__,
1-20
$4 "■preferred "
14c
_
Ltd.
2-12
1
$1.10
,
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
Television-Electronics
Fund,
Inc.——__
1-18
1
14c
Bottlers
(quar.)
3-15
1
3-
$1.16
e
Taft
Inc.
2-10
"iic
2-11
2-29
41 Vic
r-
Taylor,
1-15
Bottlers
Transit
2-29
2-
33c
•
(quar.)_.
Taylor International Corp.,
2-15
Quarterly
Syracuse
2-26
25c
•
y
(quar.)1
com.
1-20
1
pa«sHl0ia General
preferred
Propane,
2-26
3-15
28 VaC
—
Co.,
2-19
1
Machine
2nd
—
1
Wfins
preferred A (quar.)
5V2%
_____
Monthly
3-
United
4V2 %
1-16
Superior
3-31
3-15
65c
—■
Oil
1-15
3-
epsi-Cola
2-23
(quar.)
Biscuits
2-11
3-11
65c
(quar.)
Mid-Continent
Sunshine
1
1
4-15
65c
series..^
3-
2-
Bank
(1954)
2- 1
,: 2-
jioc
pfd.
preferred
Co.
3-
4-
25 c
(quar.)
series)
com.
(1952
*2-1
1
U5c
Corp.,
preferred
$1
2-
'
Propane Gas
2-15
1-20
2-25
2-11
1
$25c
10c
$1.06
National
convertible
1-15
1-25
3-10
25c
'
(quar.)_
3-15
'*
5 Va %
$1.06 V*
J
5.20%
25C
—
5V'2%
—
Extra
1
Ltd.
roc
3-
i
2-15
Oil
2-15
3-
'
-i
_u.
1-15
$1.02
..
Oil,
conv.
5.20%
1-29"
4%
—
(quar.)
27 VaC
pfd.
,
(initial-quart)__—„
1 (initial-quar.)„
Peoples Credit
Jewellers, Ltd. (quar.)
A.)
5.20%
Sunray
1-29
2-15
10c
__________
—
common
1-15
1
$1.12'/a
common
(D.
Suburban
1
i
2-15
45c
(quar./_.
2-15
?
common
common
Corp. (quar.)
dividend
2-16
2-10
'3-
3-31
'
25c
B
1-15
2-
8
56c
...
2-
$1.17 Va
———
Broadcasting,
1
12-18
8
1-
12 %c
common
I
$20c
(initial)__
preference
5Va%
Corp.,
B.)
2-10
convertible
A
(John
3-
held)—
shares
(quar.K
Stuart
2- 1
1
25c
(quar.)_
2-
15c
3-11
1
12 »/aC
(quar.)
3-4
(quar.)__
2-
2-
a>
y2-12'
3-31
$$1.31
pfd.
C
3-26 "
Inc., common (quar.)_.
Stock dividend (eight shares of convert¬
ible
preferred
stock
for
each
100
3
2-1
60c conv. pfd.
Ltd., class A__
1-11
2-
1
+30c
(quar.)__
Textiles, 4V2%
$6c
(quar.)
A
pfd.
2-29
Schenley Industries,
2-27
7
A
Company.
2-
1
class
3-
1-11
2-25
$60e
5%
1-30
.
1
12'VaC
Stern
Stock
1-25
1
2-
30c
pfd.
Strawbridge & Clothier,
:
1-29
2-
87VaC
(quar.)
Corp.,
27 Vic
1-
Light
1-15
1-29
2-15
30c
(quar.)
.____
5Vt%
1-19
2-
1
30c
Ltd. .(increased)-
Stores
preferred
&
Stouffer
1
1
2-
2-15
t!5c
(quar.)
common
17 VaC
1-11
92V2C
;_■
2-
Ltd.,
Precision
Class
Sun
&
A
37 VaC
(quar.)
2-26
4
2-15
3-
5%
divd.)
4%
95c
Co
2-11
7
1-15
2-15
(increased)
2%
& Power (quar.>
Salada-Shiriff-Horsey, Ltd. (quar.)
90c
'•
1-20
2-19
1
1
1
25c
Mfg.__
(stk.
(quar.)
Co.
Bros.
Storer
1-20
System,
Co.,
2-15 '
<
7 VaC
(quar.)
RR.
1
1-20
1-20
3-
23-
(quar.)_
2-15
$15c
(quar.)
A
1
2-10
5%
(stock dividend)
Whitehall
&
class
1
2-
2-
>'■■'■
20c
(incr.-quar.)
Crown
Dairy,
2-
9c
(quar.)_^
(increased-quar.)
1-29
«..
Foods
5
25C
2-12
Mexican
40c
tlOc
Canada,
&
1
10 & 25c Stores,
1-15
1
30c
dividend
(A.)
1
—
Co.
Stock
Stein
3-10
40c
—
2-
J 56 V+C
(quar.)'
Extra
(quar.)
1-15
2-
1-29
15c
______________
3-
(quar.)—
Fibre
of
1
3-10
2-15
Improvement & Forge Co.—
3-
(quar.)„_
Chemical
Co.
2-
1-13
5%
Year-end
Steel
•
(increased)
preferred
(quar.)——
Steel
$1.23%
$1.15
•'
2-15
5
1
1-15
20c
common
class
Ltd.,
preferred
$1.02 Va
$45c
___
!
3Va%
1-15
preferred
Peoples
1-11
2-15
preferred
non-voting
1
2-
,
10c
dividend)
Chemical
5
25c
(quar.)
Power- Co.—
voting
2-
Stauffer
1
4.o4%
New
1-11
2-
F
4.2o%
New
1
2-15
56'/!C
——
(quar.)
3-
$62 VaC
________
:
B
Sterling
10c
.
(quar.^
D
Class
Steinberg's,
Scott
preferred
(stock
Sterchi
15C
3-70%
Penooscot
2-
(quar.)
Electric,
&
A
2-12
$1.10
preferred
Class
2-12
7 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
1
59%c
1
27 Vac
pfd_-(quar.)
Equipment
Stanley Brock,
(quar.)
1
2-
(quar.)
Register
2-12
11c
'(quar.
4.0o%
1-
1
2-
1
(quar.)
preferred
Co.,
5
2-
1
40c
$1.20
Stanley Warner Corp.
Mills
Rice
preferred
1
Co.—
B
4.o0%
2-
1
3-
3-
(quar.)____;
Ltd., 4V2%
Standard Railway
1
10%
,
' ■••>■
.
preferred
L70%
3-11
$$1.19
■
Corp.
1-11
1
90c
—
2- 8
Ltd.—
(quar.)_
A
Packaging
$1.60
'
1
Standard
■
10%
2-
Corp.—
Fuel Co.
3-
$1
,
(increased-quar.)
Pennsylvania Electric
—
Co.
Dredging
$1.60 convertible preferred
Standard
3-
45c
—
4.24%
1-29
3-
20c
iquart)
Line, com.''(quar.) %
(S. C.) & Co., 40c preferred
(quar.)
Peerless Insurance Co. (New Ham
p.) (quar.)
Pembina Pipe Line, Ltd., 5% 1st
pfd. (quar.)
Penman's. Ltd., common (quar.)——
Pennsylvania
Standard
3-10
3%
7»/aC
■
Parker
4.60%
1-29
2-15
Standard
$1
—
4.40%
5
3-25
10c
$1
2%
—
Papercraft Corp., new com. (initial quar.)—
Paragon Electric (stock dividend)—
Park Chemical
(quar.)
Penney ij. c.) Co.
Extra
;U_
Pennsalt Chemicals
2-
10c
Co.—
1
quar.)
30c
(subject to the approval of
Commissioners)
1-20
3-
36 c
1-15
/
1
33e
1
/•
1
2-
30c
2-
Calif.
5-
States Telephone Co.—
Sprague Engineering Corp. (quar.)
Spur Oil Co. (quar.)
quar.)
preferred H (quar.)—
preferred I (quar.)
4.10% preferred J (quar.)
4.95%
preferred K (quar.)
St.. Joseph
Airways
Pipe
2-15
$1.18%
60c
.
World
2-15
3-29
$1.02 Va
.
—
3-29
12 Va %
$1.15
$1.18%
preferred
434%
'
Corp.
(quar.)—
12 Va %
j
(quar.)
(quar.) %
4.10%
2-15
;
(quar.)
Special Investment & Securities, Inc.
4V2%
preferred
(quar.)___^_
Spencer Kellogg & Sons (quar.)_
-
;
preferred
preferred
4%
2 7 Vic
,
.
1-20
1-22
2-15
4-20
4-20
4.75%
6
30c
1-20
1
1-30
28 Vic
•
(quar.)
Economic
Corp.
4%
Corp.
;
dividend
Palestine
Pan
1
1
5-1
(quar.)^
;
preferred (quar.)
Spartans Industries (increased
1-22
1-
Royal "Oak
2-
27VaC
(quar.)
(quar.)__
par)
$1.44
1-25
31 Vic
(quar.)
Electronics—
2-15
1
1-29
27 Vac
1-20
2-
$1.32
1
2-15
4-20
$1.10
Southwestern
1-15
2-
Class B
L-20
1
(quar.)__
1-29
1
22 Vac
Roxbury
1
5-
($25
Common
3-21
Royal
2-
27J/*c
preferred
1-29
2-15
2-
*■'
3-14
1
2-15
1
31 Vic
•
_______
(quar.)
Bell
4-
1
1-29
2TV4C
(quar.)____________^___
1-20
2-
1-29
4-20
1
4-20
30c
2-12
1
2-
2-19
River
7
5-
$1.06 Va
2-29
4
1
i-20
$L.03^,
1
1
2-15
4-20
1
2-
3-
2-15
1-20
1
$1.15
3-
3-
1
2-
(quar.)
3-
343/sC
____
25-
preferred
3-15
•
97'/2C
97.V2C
4.60%
3-10
Rosarita
1
1
$1
Rose's 5,
4-20
5-
55c
2-15
1-20
1-
$1.10
20c
2-12
Ltd.—
1
5-
(quar.)
Reynolds <R. J.) Tobacco Co. (quar.)——
Riegel Textile Corp., common (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
Mfg.
2-
92Vbc
preferred
1-21
Rockwell
92V2C
—
3-
preferred
1-22
>
2-15
1
3-15
preferred
2-19
5%
L-30
2-15
3-
100%
(quar.)_
($25 par)
2-15
$1.25
■
(quar.)
Lighting
Packard
preferred
7,/aC
_
10c
39c
(quar.)
com.
4.40%
Co.—
preferred
1-29
7
1-21
1
(quar.)
3-
1
1
preferred
1st
Pacific
A
1
1
2
1
1
2-15
-
3-
2-19
15c
(increased
ponvertible 2nd preferred
3-
preferred
preferred
of
Chemical
Gas
(quar.)
1
3-
3-15
4.40%
If-. 12-18
4-
$1.25
(quar.)
Corporations
Gas
19c
3-
■
3-15
.
$1.33%
__—
$7 VaC
4V2%
Roanoke
3-15
$1.23
3-11
$15c
(stock dividend)
preferred
Rochester
1
4.40%
6-18
2-
40c
4%%
3-
(quar.)__
6-30
•
20c
Metals
1
3-
>(quar.)__!__.
preferred
4.36%
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.
Aluminum
3-21
1
3-15
1
$1.033%
preferred
4.60%
Reynolds
$3c
(quar.)—
preferred
4.25%
400%
—
Investment,
4.15%
1-15
dividend.
15c
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)___$0(.328125
37 VaC
6%
1st pfd. (quar.) *
1st
preferred
dividend
2-
3-
$1.26V».
(quar.)__—_____—
4.36%
,V
Brand
3-15
30c
3-15
-7
1
29C
(quar.)
1-15
87 VaC
preferred
', 12-31
3-
(quar.)
2-1
2-
2%
4%%
•
1-11
3-
3-15
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
Supply. Co.
Reynolds
1-11
1
3-15
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
Republic
Stock
1
2-
,28c
,
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
3.90%
J 15c
quar.)
Inc.
Drug &
2-
50c
$1.06 V*
(quar.)
common
Service,
preferred
:
3.90%
Ltd.—
Industrial
Stock
27-Vic
4.40%
5%
Reliable Stores Corp.
Foil,
2-29
27 Vac
(quar.)__
j.
preferred
3.70%
4.15 %
20c
deposit receipts
(initial
Republic
Public
dividend
1-15
(quar.)
(Canada)
A
1-15
1-13
3-14
10%
(Mass.),
American
Reitman's
Class
Stock
1-15
common
Chemicals, Inc.
(quar.)
Reicholds Chemicals, Ltd.—
Ordinary (stock dividend)
2-
$2.25.
%
1
Reichhold
2-15
v
Southwestern
2-
4-
$1
common
Electric,
&
1st
5%
Pall
Lines,
Corp.
1
Investors, Inc. (Delaware)—
from investment income__.
Quarterly
',
dividend
Owl Stores
1
2-
l»5c
(quar.)
2-25
(quar.)
Grip & Batten, Ltd.
Rayonier, Inc.
(quar.)
Red
2-
1
Southwestern
America.
on
1-15
preferred
3:15c
1
1
,
(quar.)_
*40C
4-
100%
(quar.)_
dividend)
-
2;
) $1.18
—
$5
>
1
'2-
25c
$1.16
._
__i
(stock
5
Inc....
1-15
1
2-
6c
Stockholders approve a five-for-one split
class A (initial)
Co.,
of
A
Rapid
1-19
1
..
Paper
1-29
2-15
2-
$1.18%
Co.,
preferred
$15c
dividend
Stock
2-15
$25c
(quar.)
Pabst Brewing
1-19
1
2-
-
•
Oxford
3-10
$$1.75
.
26c
2-
$1.18%
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)__^
5.35 %
preferred
(quar.)—
Southwestern
Drug, common
Hampshire—
5
$1.20
5.05%
3.70%
California
(quar.)__v
Oxford Chemical,
New
(increased)
Corp.
Rexall
4%
preferred D
(quar.)
Oshkosh B'Gosh, Inc. (stock dividendi______
Company
2-
25c
Inc.—
4.75%
of
Republic
$20c
(quar.)
12-15
$3.50 1st preferred
(quar.)
Ralston-Purina Co. (quar.)
Randall
Graphite Bearings—
1-29
61 Vac
—
A
Co.
preferred
Stock
2-29
3-
59%c
,——
preferred
Outlet
1
2-
$1.14
(extra)——
4.65'»
•
3-
75c
(quar.)____„—;
(initial)
:
Oppenheimer
Fund
Orange & Rockland
12-15
1
Racine Hydraulic &
Machinery, Inc.—
1-15
62c
ordinary net investment income)—-——com.
12-15
1
3-
2
$$1
(quar.)_______
Ltd.,
1
3-
Participating
1-11
2-
(special payment
gains and 8Vac from
(quarJ
3-
$1.16
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)._______*J.^
Quinte Milk Products, Ltd., com. (annual)
Participating class A (quar.)__._.
Fund
Products,
5%
$1.06 Y*
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
(quar.)
Distribution Shares,
(From securities profits)
3-18
1
4
% 2-15
20c
preferred
(quar.)
Quarterly
1-15
2-1
,
22 VaC
______—___
7%'
preferred
1-22
3-
1-15
25C
Inc., 4% pfd. (s-a)
4.56% preferred (quart)___
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co., common (quar.)
4.40>
preferred A (quar.)
4.92%
preferred B (quar.)_——__
Old Republic Life Insurance Co. (Chicago)—
Ontario Steel
434%
2-
5%
■"
Spray Cranberries,
Debenture
12-15
10c
2
1
2-
■
Ohio Edison Co.,
&
1
1-27
25 c
Mfg. Co. (quar.,)_„—
Ocean Drilling & Exploration Co.—
6% preferred (quar.)—*
Ontario Loan
3-
2-15
25c
Oak
capital
2nd
$1.05
preferred
(quar.)._______________
preferred
(quar.)____.__:
Sound Power & Light (quar.)
Reece
Street
4.64%
36c
40c
——
from
1-11
2-16
37 Vac
4% pfd. (quar.)
Noyes (C. F.) Co., 6% preferred (quar,)——
Nucleonics Chemistry & Electronics Shares,
Inc. (from realized capital gains)—
51c
1
3-15
$1.25
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd.,
William
2-
1-29
J
—
of
preferred
1-29
25c
One
4V'4-%
2-15
25c
Co.
1-14
47 VaC
(quar.)
com.
1
3-
(quar.)
Gas
2-
2-15
2-
Union
1-15
35c
(quar.)
1-22
84c
'
preferred
2^-15
$1,121/2
20c
*
4.75%
1
3'
1-15
1
—
Southern Natural Gas tquar.)
Southern Nevada Power
Co., com.
5 V2 %
preferred
(quar.)
1
Materials
1
Electric—
&
(quar.)
Southern
3.35%
37 Vac
Gas
preferred
Southern
(quar.)_
preferred
Service
Puget
Indiana
1
2-
2-
quar.)
2-19
(Birmingham)
Colorado,
(increased
}'
4.50%
4-
Company
1-15
2-
$0,686
$0,596
1
4
of Rec.
$0,596
(quar.)
4.80%
1-12
1
preferred
2-15
30c
65c
1
6
$15c
(quar.)
Mathieson Chemical
32-
2-16
-
Olin
2-
IOC
$50c
4-
Oklahoma Gas Co. (quar.)———
Northwest Engineering Co., class A (quar.)
Ocean
$1.I7V2
1-12
1
3-15
Northern
Quarterly
of
preferred
4V'2%
2-
4-20
$62 Vac
5% conv. preferred (quar.),
Northern Insurance Co. (N, Y.)
(quar.)__
Northern Ohio Telephone, common (quar.)_
Northwestern States Portland Cement—
Stock dividend
———:
Southern
2-15
90c
$15c
(quar.)—
—
___________
50 preferred (1956 series)—
_.
Northern Illinois Corp., common (incr. quar.)
Si 50 convertible preferred (quar. )ri__,—
Northern Illinois Gas,: common (quar.)W—,
3
1-29
(quar.)
Southern
12 Vac
Oil," Ltd., common <quar.)—•—
A
Class
Co.
preferred
4.64%
1-25
Public
(Stock
■Class
1-20
8
1-29
(quar:)_l
2nd
10c
Public Service
10-14
1
2-
2-15
5.44%
4.72%
HoUters
Payable
Power—"
preefrred
1-15
When
Share
Company
preferred
L-2»
1
7V2C
Co.
4.72%
2-15
25c
(increased-quar.)
Insurance
4V'4%' preferred
2-
,
15c
Life
2-19
2-
(quar.)
&' Gamble
3-10
50c
(quar.)___
Gardner
of
Colorado
5%
Quarterly
vortex
SI 20
.SL.75
,
Co., 3.60% pfd. (quar.)
4.70r%
preferred
(quar.)
Prentice-Hall, inc. (quar.)
Price Brothers, Ltd.,
common
(quar.)
15c
Per
Name
Southern
(quar.)
3-16
1
of Rec.
(stock dividend)Pneumatic Scale Corp. Ltd. (quar.)
Pope & Talbot, Inc., common
25c
North
North
&
Holdert
Payable
Ry. Co.
(quar.)
Atwood Mfg.
2-
2-29
& Ashtabula
When
Share
Company
preferred
30c
preferred (initial-quar.)__—____—
ccf preferred (quar.)—
_
...
6^ preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
—
North Star
of
Pittsburgh, Youngscown
25c
N°6ri
.
1
2-
(3VaC from net invest¬
ment' income plus an additional distribu',i«n of 26MjC from long-term capital gains
wipLen (A. C.) Co. (quar.)
& Western Ry. Adj. pfd.
(quar.)__
•
3-
25C
,qU.ar;^7"~7
Common
.
trintrflfit
Par
Payable of Rec.
$4
$4
A
common
Times,
York
47
(547)
2-29
2-15
2-
5
1-20
Toledo
4V'4%
Corp.
Edison
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
1
—-
__^._
$1.06 %
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
____
$1.06 V4
4.56%
preferred
(quar.)
______
Toledo
(quar.)_—___^
•
3-
l
3-
1
3-
1
-2-15
2-15
"
Scale
(qilar.>_—1—
1—Z
x—
$1.14
25c
2-29
2-15
2-15
48
(548)
When
Per
Name of Company
Tower
Acceptance,
Comoany
Share
class
Stock dividend—
Trade Bank & Trust
Trane
A__
Y.)
10 %
3-20
2-
1
(quar.i
Common
Fund,
1-15
tquar.)_
125c
4-
1
3-15
125c
7-
1
common
(quar.i
—--
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
(quar.)—
1
Western
7-
1
9-15
122 M*c
1-4-61
12-15
preferred
(quar.)—.——
125c
4-
1
5%
preferred
(quar.i—
125c
7-
1
125C
10-
1
9-15
1-4-61
12-15
5 %
preferred
preferred
6 '■«
(quar.)
<quar.i__.
preferred
6 %
(quar.)
preferred
—
$2.55
(quar.i__^
(quar.i
(quar.)
Gas,
new
4'a %
Gas
common
1-15
Wilcox
Oil
1
1-15
Wilson
&
1-15
Common
(initial)
Acceptance
6'/4%
1st
Corp.,
pref.
A
Electric Co..
$3.70 preferred
$4
preferred
$4.50
Union
Gas
5%>
Stock
Corp.
of
(stock
United
Aircraft
preference
preference
Corp..
preferred
Jersey Railroad
United
Printers
United
Shoe
Borax
4Vi%
U.
S.
U.
&
<fc
com.
Quarterly
Common
k
common
1-14
2-
1
3-15
2-15
2-15
1-30
2-10
3-
income
preferred
Transfer
8
4-
8
8-
1
7-
8
40c
*
.1
;
1
3-14
12-29
1-14
4-
$1.06 %
27c
Inc.,.—
2-29
10c
(quar.)
com.
2-15 %
3-31
3-15
45c
—
3-
2-
1
90c
3-
1
$1.27
2-
1
4-15
4-30
$1.50
;
,
2-15
1
1
$1.26
2-
1
1-15
SI.25
(quar.)
Alan
Wood
Security-Columbian Banknote Co.—May Merge—
1-15
2-
1
1-15
17 Vic
3-15
3-
—
——
class A
plus
3-31
4-10
3-15
3-15
Co.
(quar.)
62 Vic
3-
2-
1
1
$1.11
2-
25c
2-
1
agreed to make the examinations
finitive plan of merger for submission
1-20
25c
3-
1
2-19
4-
1
3-18
:—
1
1-15
directors
37 Vic
4-29
4-
Printing Company's plants are located
in
New York and
The company specializes in financial and corporate printing
its 50th year of operation.
Security-Columbian Banknote Company, now in
its 76th year, is
headauartered and operates two plants in New York, and also
plants
in Philadelphia and Chicago.
The company engraves and prints stock
certificates, bonds and other security documents. It also does financial,
corporate and commercial printing.
•>
J. Stewart Jamieson is Chairman of the Board and Samuel J. Wald
Lincoln
Chicago.
9
37 Vic
(quar.)
4-
37 Vic
(quar.),^——
7-29
7-
9
J30c
3-15
1
2-
$56 Vic
'
1-
4
1-
4
1
2-
1
British
Previously
2-
1
1-
2-
1
this
for
dividend.
funds,
S.
income
from
incorrect.
was
is
indicated
less
The corrected
This
non-residents
(quar.i
Corp.
&
Bros.
Washington
3-
1
2-15
2-
1
2-11
7-
1
6-10
3-15
3-
2-20
2-
2-15
1-29
2-15
1-29
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
1
2
Washington
(Quarterly
2-29
5-31
>
1
1
1
1
1-
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
1
1-20
22-
1
1
2-18
3-
1
4-
4
2-16
2-16
1-27
pfd.
2-
1
2-15
1-29
2-12
1
Net
4-28
3-25
3-
112Vic
1
3-15
3-
2-
1
held
on
Feb.
4-15
earnings
1
7-15
Air
Lines,
Stock dividend
2-12
2-20
1-29
of
(quar.)^„
equipment;
prior
radio-like
are
government
by
Arthur
.
company
by
Bureau
for
receivers
which
the
23
auto¬
1-22
2-11
to
2-
1-15
earned
1
for
1958."
Mr.
$3.08
and
"The
1-11
increase
1
1-11
brought
1-11
000.000
1
1-11
V.
p.
I
1-29
of
greater
2-
3-
26 Vic
2-
-
2-
1
3-15
2-19
2-15
12-31
Net
a
2-15
The
4-15
4-29
4-15
3-1
1
J
35c
2-
1
to make a public offering of
underwriting group headed by George, O'Neill
be made at $3 per share and the under¬
writing commission to be 30 cents per share (plus $25,000 for expenses).
O'Neill & Co. has purchased from three company officials at $.001 per.
warrant share, five-year warrants for the purchase of 15,000 common
3-
1
2-
1
2-
587,848
Jan.
on
high
25.
against
as
"The
the
net
income
"and
6.3%
in
for
the
sales
of
the
corresponding
to
prices
With
1
,
3-
4
2-19
3-23
2-19
30.55%v
man
With
?.*;'• '
■
Securities
and
for
a
The
gross
1959
was
12,6%
of
$17,032,672.
over
1958
$154,790,267
of expenses
proouced
total of $122,226,391,
cut
cut
for
■
was
was
eneciea
effected
materials
and
in
in
over
a
to
$3.52
of
[
Co„ Ponca City, Okla.
—V"'.'
■.
—
Files
Exchange Commission—
011
Jan.
12 filed a letter of notification with the
100,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
share, without underwriting., ■ .»
The proceeds are to be used for working capital.
&
Edison
California
Co.,
latr
face
and
of
are
prices
At
0.7%
after
Inc.
the
same
in
oper¬
with
ihkih-i
'
on
become
flat
an
said.
respect to continuing studies of
possible merger of Seaboard
and
the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad Co.
Mr. Smith
said
that the
work of outside
consultants in conjunction with the
staffs of the two
railroads should
^e
completed early this year.
It
is expected
that
within the next few
months it will be
possible to reach definite con-
cost
Feb.
ranging
1984.
at
-
Offered—
Co.—Bonds
associates
bonds
new
to
redeemable
and
the
are
redeemable
not
prior to Feb.
of the company
company
the
from
offered
option
106.14%
to
100%
for
1965. Otherwise,
regular
redemp¬
redeemed on or
those
for
refunding at
1.
at
1,
PROCEEDS—Net
Jan. 26.
on
$161,440,939,
$123,102,809 a
higher wage rates,
greater* depreciation
greater'depreciation
of
oi
interest
lower
$15.-
1958.
reduction
supplies,
Mr. Smith
-L
per
tion
equal
to
revenue,
— s
company
they
income
net
in
compared
me
the
...
of
Vice-
due 1985, at 101.143% to yield 4.92%.
The group was
awarded the issue at competitive sale on a bid of 100.46%
for the 5% coupon.
revenues of
over
as
Messrs. Babkes
outstanding common and Mr. Lieb-
Secretary-Treasurer.
covering
$2.50
Southern
a
of
as
of the
trademarked paper products
to $297,159,550, over
$12,reported in 1958," *he said-%
a share, John W.
Smith, President, reported
income was derived from gross
source
33.33%
own
$2.75
12%
dividends,
the
RR,—Earnings—News—
increase
an
Babkes as President, Daniel Klein
Ltebman
James
Sooner Life Insurance
*
used
by
curred
and
proceeds from the sale of the new bonds will be
the company in part to retire all shcrt-terni bank loans in¬
construction, which are not expected to exceed $25,000,000,
for
the
balance
that'gross
will
plant
treasury funds. It, is presently expected
for
the years 1959-1960 will total about
become
additions
$248,127,000.
BUSINESS—The
company is a public utility engaged in the business
purchasing, transmitting, distributing and selling elec¬
portions of central and southern California, excluding
the-City of Los Angeles and certain other.cities. The number of cus¬
tomers served by the corr.pai y on Nov. 30. 1959 amounted to 1,563.578.
of
important
2-11
5%
each
Klein
Blyth
than
more
up
$285,004,323
this company
4.3%
•*»
and $16,000 for advertising and sales promotion.
prospectus lists Jack
and
quarter
up
—
'
25c
working capital to expand production facilities and for opera¬
for research and development; $50,000 for test equip¬
$100,000
months
Scott
year
•
•
a
three
was. equal,
after preferred
comparing
favorably
with
share,
•
,
publicly on
Jan. 27 an issue of $30,000,000 Southern California Edi¬
son Co. 5% first and refunding mortgage bonds, series L,
$24,795,070,
was
,
.
.
electronic
etc.;
and
in
announced
share
per
is engaged in the development, manufacture and sale
equipment.
It now has outstanding 230.940 com¬
mon shares.
Net proceeds of the sale of additional stock is to be used
as follows: $50,000 to move to new
plant facilities; $225,000 to acquire
at
last
to
company
marine
of
SEC
Earnings Up—
.Seaboard began piggyback
transportation of highway trailer*
cars-in its
territory in 1969 and expeets this service
2-
$3
at
The
and
Freight .revenue's of Seaboard in 1959 were
)t'.tevenue»
$135,585,913,
$13«,ww«,..—, compared
with- $130,186,141
with-$130,186,141 in'• 1953,* an increase of 4.1%/
in 1953;
Passenger revenues
were $12,828,617,
up 0.5%Up 0.5%. from the $12,763,232 in the
In
Mail revenue*
preceding year;
fcfail revenue* ol $6,108,515*
$6,108,315" were 3.4% above
above 1958; and
express revenues
of $2,655,563 were
up. 4.1.0% :
1
2-15
the offering
Inc.,
shares
The
"
I
3-
Co..
&
President,
$1,503,178
The company proposes
stock.
common
180,000 shares through an
REDEMPTION—The
control
costs
charges.
1-14
30c
S3.11
clore
higher
8-15
quar.)
or
1959 net
year' earlier.
8-15
9-
said,
than
share,
increase-of
ating
2:L5
6-
60c
$2,240,022
1,190,494
sales
net
income of
131.967
1-28.
4-29
12'/2C
273,142
.
This corporation, of 3050 W. 21st Street, Brooklyn, filed a registra¬
statement with the SEC on Jan. 22. 1960, covering
195,000 shares
3,007,242
2,882,557
above.
tion
of
1959—12 Mos.—1958
254,749
S. A.—Subsidiary Formed—
Corp.j
Radio Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Sonar
$4,510,420
2344.
common
time
12J/ae
2-11
Center,
tions;
$5,122,579
total of 65 units have
Weather Bureau as part
a
States
another
Soiltest International
Ry.—Earnings—
$144,936
year
Seaboard Air Line
1
2-15
total
190,
an
$1.12Va
United
Systems
additional
$399,685
contract,
new
the
by
program.
See Cenco Instruments
390.
p.
605,875
new
common
1
2-15
178,
234,397
1958.
2-
$14.54
date
.
automotive
$167,703
released
the
McCabe
per
in
2-
60c
the
With
planes.
to
of
course
received
National
year.
income
any
"Net
2-25
5
Texas
$402,100
inc—
statement
established a
1959
2-29
—-
Inc.
Mellon
set new records in 1959 for sales,
share," Thomas B. McCabe. President,
per
8c
—-
the
1959—Month—1958
preliminary
1
60c
(quar.)
of
company
2
3-
$1.25
,
190.000
46.
$1.06%
4)
handling
Scott Paper Co.—Sales and
"This
-
West
about
Paper Co.—Merger Plans—
ry. oper."
oper.
p.
8-
(initial
Penn Power
Co
''a %
preferred
191,
5-
2-
the
also
The
1-15
liquidating dis¬
tribution, subject to
stockholders .approving plan of
complete liquidation
at special
meeting to be
railway
—V.
1
36c
Sugar
Net rev. from
30c
(quar.)
offices
Bag-Camp Paper Corp., below.—V.
Railway oper. revenue,,
Railway oper. expenses^
1-15,
3-17
1__-—
common
the
at
and
Period End. Dec. 31—
40c
(quar.i
stock,
common
are
.
1-15
56c
jet
ment,
1-29
4-
Union
2%
(quar.)
place
St. Louis, San Francisco &
2-15
50c
Insurance'(increased
Telephone,
River Raisin
$1.15
.(quar.)
(quar.)
Rheem
There
1-27
of
—
stock.
outstanding.
17 U. S. plants include facilities at Linden and
Metuchen,
Chicago; New Castle, Del.; New Orleans; Monaca, Pa.; Sparrows
Md.;. Houston, Texas; Tacoma, Wash.; and Fullerton, Mountain
View, Richmond. South Gate, Stockton and Vernon, Calif., and two
sites in Los Angeles.
In addition, Rheem products are made in 24
plants in 16 countries abroad.—-V. 190, p. 2756.
1-27
25c
Investors Fund, Inc,
investment income).
took
issued
newly
common
stock
J.;
15c
—
Ruud
processing
food
15c
(initial)
Wesson Oil &
preferred
transaction
and
cash
of
of
common
Point.
3-15
2-23
60c
preferred
preferred
96%
Ruud
of
15c
——
wjiucr
Westchester Fire
awarded
announced
contract award of $719,815 by the AMC
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Ohio,
for five camera systems with infrared equipment integrated with data
recording and storage.—V. 190, p. 1982.
'
7*^
parts.
Rheem's
2-18;
*
combination
industry;
1-20
3-
15c
,
1'.
SnowdTift, 4«0%
was
was
cf
These
units.
continuing
a
Servo
Rheem makes steel and fiber shipping containers; automatic
storage
water heaters and other heating and air conditioning
equpiment; semiconductqrs and other electronic equipment bathroom fixtures; teaching
machines, sound systems, and language laboratories for schools and
4
35c
Wellington Equity FundQuarterly from net investment
income
Wellington Management,
class A
(initial)—
Class B
Indies
8
1-28
2-
5%
—
Waste King
Corp.—
6% convertible
prefei
Coast
1-
2-11
5c
.
of
been
it
awarded to the
Commerce
Weather
$709,255
Department
track
ordered
been
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
Pittsburgh, where Ruud shareholders had de¬
posited their shares for sale to Rheem,
^
Rheem
plans to continue operation of Ruud as a subsidiary for
manufacturing water heaters and other products in facilities at Kala¬
mazoo,
Mich., and Mimico, near Toronto, Canada, Mr. Walker said.
4-15
2-
acquire
The
1-15
5-
a
to
5-13
25c
a.-miiiK mm
in
shares
2-15
2-
20c
(quar.)
out
has
$1,429,070,
of
Aeronautical
$1.12%
__
(quar.),^
Mutual
States
ilying
of
Continued from page 8
25c
(quar.)
_
(quar.i—,.
•'
Contracts—
information-gathering balloons weather¬
men
send into the upper atmosphere.
The system developed by Servo
is
said
to
make
available
accurate
weather information for high-
General Corporation and
Investment News
1-20
4
2c
(quar,),——
preferred
preferred
totaling
contract
matically
3-
30c
fincreased-quar.)———
$5 preferred
corporation
Y..
amount
radiotheodolite
See
Pictures, Inc. (quar.)_—
Light, common (<
$4.60
the
in
United
12c
Gas
$4.25
"
Freed, Servo Vice-President in charge of marketing.
4
64c
Company (quar.)
Tiernan, Inc. (stock
dividend)
Swasey
Warner
N.
Hicksville,
orders
tax.
tax.
A
capital
(quar.)l
preferred
Mfg.
'v"v.".!
Corp. of America—Government
payment
here,
Canadian
15%
1- 4
%
(quar.i
preferred
R.
2624.
p.
,
earned
(quar.i_„
com.
Lincoln Printing Co.
William P. Hunt is Chairman and
Esty is President of Security-Columbian Banknote Co.—V. 186,
President of
Servo
date
record
U.
Non¬
source.
in
is
Fred
the
at
tax.
published date
in
Less Jamaica
x
1-27
income
and/or
date
closed
not
Canadian funds, tax deductible
tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
Security-
preferred stock on a share-for-share basis. The companies
necessary to formulate a de¬
to their respective boards of
Columbian's
have
(monthly)—
with
and
stock
mon
the tnsis of two shares of Security-Columbian
one share of Lincoln Printing Company com¬
Lincoln's preferred stock to become
a
merger, on
stock for each
common
3-31
books
in
f Payable
2-10
12 Vic
from
4c
and
effecting
Steel)
12 Vic
preferred
discussions have been held between Lincoln
Printing
Security-Columbian Banknote Co. concerning the possibility of
Preliminary
Co
3
(quar.)
(quar.)
Less
2-15
$1.31^2
„
—
preferred
Western
1-
1
10c
(see
6%
y
1
4-25
N.
plus 62c from capital gains)—
Income
Fund, Inc. (8c from
Warner
4
1
5-
Co.
Mfg.
Co..
a
75c
—
—
..
$1.44
Towne
resident
2-24
3-15
Inc.—
Vapor Heating Corp.
(quar.)Viceroy Mfg., Ltd., 50c class A
(quar.)
Virginian Railway—•
est
West
2-19
2-
25c
Cab
1-19
$1.37)2
Waters k Rogers, com.
(quar.)
Stock
dividend
;
4—
West
1-29
25c
40c
is
$1.31
.
Van
80%
;
Service—
Steel
i
t Payable
SI. 43%
Corp. of America,
preferred (quar.)
Vanderbilt Mutual Fund
4.80%
k
*
40c
——
Corp., com. (quar.)
(quar.)————
4Vit%
4
1-20
1-14
50c
(quar.)—
Vanadium
▼v
2-19
40c
Zeller's, Ltd.. common (quar.i
4'.2% preferred (quar.)
1
12VaC
(quar.)
Line
&
1
2-15
1-14
2-
87r2C
—
<fc
1
87 Vic
—
Walker
2-
10c
Line
Wallace
6%
62 Vac
Special Situations Fund, Inc.—
From earned
income
L!
——~—
Van Camp Sea
Food Co.
6%
Yellow
1-13
10c
Corp
investment
'
1-13
4
16c
gains)
Vogt
4
2-
15c
_
(2c
6%
2-
3-
and
Iron
prior pref.
income
6%
2-
$1.50
——
Value Line Fund
Distributors.
Value
Line
Fund.
Inc.
•
1
2-15
20c
:
8
15c
-—
...
—.,
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
Value
1-
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
Value
2-26
30c
quar.)—
Power,
preferred
Valley Mould
*
1
2-15
Monthly
S1.75
——
preferred
(quar.)
Leaf Tobacco
Co., com. (quar.)
Oil Products
(year-end i
Company
Valspar
8
30c
Pharmaceutical
1-18
25c
County Electric Co.—
(quar.i
preferred
4.44%
1-
3-10
as
.
1-18
2-
(quar.)
(Win.) Jr.
Monthly
22 Vic
(quar.)
Peninsular
$4.50
1
7 Vic
Fund,
(quar.)
Wrigley
50c
—
convertible
%
1
2-
;
Public
«Alan
2-10
$U2V£
—
t
iquar.)
(quar.)
preferred
5Vi%
2-
75c
-
-—
Whelan Corp.—
Common (increased
'
8
3-31
Earnings
1958.
-
United
5'4Ye
2-13
37 Vac
—
.
—
Universal
1-
2-13
1
62«2c
(quar.)
pfd.
50c
(monthly)
Petroleum
Woolworth (F. W.)
$2.50
Stores
Upper
1
1
IO^bC
Corp., $6 preferred (quar,)
United TYansit Co.
(Delaware), com. (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.i.—
Universal
233-
15c
—
—
Upjohn
1-20
5c
is-ai———
U. S. Steel Co., 7%
U.
S.
Vitamin
&
$3.50
2-15
40c
iquar.)
Corp.—
Foundry
8
:'
Power Co.,
Woodley
iioc
iquar.)—_.
preferred
S.
$3.50
Wood
1-20
10'i
(quar.)
(quar.)™.
United
1-20
2-15
+38c
(quar.i-..
Insurance •-increased
Lines Co., common
Pipe
2-15
12 Vic
—1
(quar.)
preferred
Stores
Wometco Enterprises,
SI
(initial)-
Canal
Fire
S.
1-20
SI
A
(increased)
&
Corp.,
& Chemical
4%%
U.
com.
Publishers
Machinery
preferred
S.
1-15
$1
—
(quar.)—
United Keno Hill Mines, Ltd.
United New
6%
1
Yale
(quar.)—
new
1-
4^
preferred
2-15
3%
—
U.
2-
3%
—
(quar.)—i
series
1
$1.12V'a
preferred (quar.)
5.04% preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
4%
;
——
.
series
1956
2-
—
Industries
preferred
25c
(New Bedford)
1955
Industrial
A
Wisconsin
38c
Lines, Inc. (quar.)
United Corporations. Ltd., class
A (quar.)—
United Elastic Corp. (stock
dividend)
United Electric Coal
(quar.i
Class
1-20
2
Louisiana—
Air
United
2-
Corp.—
4%
4%
United
6%
3.60'«
U0c
(quar.
dividend)
Co.
3-31
2-20
$1.25
iquar.i
dividend)
(stock
Street Ry.
4-15
3-15
$1.12 Va
—*
Class B
8
$1
(lncreased-quar.)
com.
—
Worcester
Class A
Union
Growth
Monthly
SI
—
L.
common
1-
—
<quar,)_—
Wisconsin Electric
Ltd.—
California
Gas
2-29
92V2C
—
—
——
~
&
Winn-Dixie
1-18
2-26
+78 VeC
_
(quar.)..
dividend—-—
Union Oil
2-
87*ic
—.—
pfd.
1-30
1
-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
of
Winfield
1
5
1-
1
2-
5.08%
(quar.)
System,
Co.
1-15
62VaC
—
preferred fquar.)
Oil
1
$1.25
lquar.)_
__
Union
2-
3-15
sales totaled $51,501,578 as compared with $46,754,672
before
Federal
taxes
on
Income
amounted
to
against $3,936,646.
i
Net earnings in
1959 were $2,170,568, compared with $2,001,646 in
the
previous year.
On the basis of the 668,182 Shai'es of common
stock outstanding on Dec.
31, 1959, the 1959 net income was equal
to
$3.25
per
share, compared with $3 per share
the year before.
All fiaures are subject to year-end
audit.
..
'
Mr. Estabrook pointed out that 1959 results included operations for
October
November and December of Sealright Canada, Ltd.
SealrightOswego'Falls acquired from Nashau Corp.. Na-slma. N. H., its 65%
interest in
the Canadian Company during September 1959.
He also
noted that 1958 net earnings do not include a special tax credit of
$479 429 received in that year.
Mr
Estabrook said that capital expenditures in 1959 also reached
a
new
high.
Principal items were: (1) construction of
manufacturing
and
warehousing facilities at the Fulton plant which will add about
140.000 square feet of space;
(2) acquisition from the Nashau Corp.
of its interest in Sealright Canada;
and (3) the Initial installation
at
the Kansas City plant of equipment for new polyethylene
coating
process
and "Sealking" paper milk carton manufacturing operations.
Sealright's principal plant is at Fulton N. Y.. and other plants are
at Kansas City, Kans., Los Angeles, Calif., and Peterborough,
Ontario,
Canada.—V. 190, p. 1879.
'
'
•
net
Record
In
2-13
(quar.)
preferred iquar.),_„
$1.12 Va
A
(quar.)
S3.50
Union Gas Co. of Canada,
Common (quar.)
■
$4.25
3-10
2-29
30c
Common
1-15
30c
(quar.)
preferred
1-15
1
2Vic";
3-15
2-
(quar.).^
(quar.)
1
2-
*
3-10
$1.43%
(quar.)——
(quar.),
A
mark
.
Co.
2-
,
—
S5
Inc
Company,
$1.49
40c
(quar.i
Union
Stores,
1
"
1
1
split
(quar.)—
——,—
preferred (quar.)—,——
2-
1
class
25'that
$50 000.000
the
$4 438 667
B
2-
$1.40
(quar.)
preferred
208 South LaSalle
Street (quar.)
Union
4Vi%
$1.42 Va
—
common
Co..
Class
12-31
2-
—
(quar.)
preferred
Trunkline
12-15
1-31
25c
(quar.)..,—.————--
preferred
Temper Corp.,
Stag Mfg.,
1-4-61
63a-»c
preferred
Truax Traer Coal
White
preferred
added.--
m
Mfg.
convertible
Si.22 ^2
—
(quar.)
preferred
True
$3
White
$5.96
&
9-15
i
$5.70
Oil
Point
he
merger,
preliminary
a
stated on Jan.
1-18
2-
the
46.
p.
report of operation, Henry C, Estabrook, President
1959 net sales established a new record,
crossing
for the first time' in the company's 73-year
history.
The
company
is
a
manufacturer of sanitary paperboard
containers, bottle closures &ncl dairy packaging machinery and cquip.
1-18
4-
$1.25
30c
(increased quar.)—
—
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.. com. (quar.)—
4% prior lien (quar.)—
—
White Sewing Machine Corp.—
$2 prior preference (quar.)
——
6-15
1
West
3-15
10-
5%
$5.00
Trico
1
1
130c
(quar.i
preferred
4-
7-
130c
-a--
(quar.)—
preferred
$4.90
130c
—
Trans-United Industries (stock div.
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line—
Common
3-15
130c
;
(quar.i—
preferred
6
o~m
125c
(quar.
•
preferred
6%
—
75c
Stockholders approve a 2-for-l
6-15
5%
32Vic
—
(quar.)
5%
5%
-
RR.
& Stationery Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)Westinghouse Electric Corp.—
6-15
1
Pacific
1
2-
and desirability of
feasibility
the
on
i,
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp.-—Record Volume—
In
1-18
Westarn Tablet
3-15
10-
191.
1-14
1-18
2- 1
2- 1
2-15
20c
31 Vic
preferred
(quar.)5,20% preferred (quar.)
9-15
4-
(quar.)
Extra
12-15
122'aC
v-r
(quar.)
Light & Telephone Co., com.
2- 1
2- 1
70c
50c
A
Western
122«^c
(quar.)——
Class
1
6-15
1-
1-4-61
122'aC
—
(quar.)—
preferred
4Va %
10-
125c
preferred
4'/a%
125c
~—
V.
Western Insurance Securities—
3-10
2-16
2-
20 C
(quar.)
elusions
Payable ol Rec.
Share
Company
Holder*
When
Per
Name of
2- 5
22 Vac
—
(N.
(quar.)
Common
4% %
2-15
——-v——*•-
Common
4 >4%
Holder»
Payable oj Rep,
8c
(quar.)
Tram.-Canadi Corp.
Finance Chronicle-... Monday, .eoruary
The comm.rd.1 and
generating,
tric
energy
in
EARNINGS—For
revenues
of
the
the
net
income
of
12 months
company
$43,283,000 compared
er.ded
amounted
with
$40,347,000
total
for
to
Nov.>,30,
the
calencu
revenues
r
year
total operating
net income to
$255,10?),000 and
1950,
$278,396,000
operating
and
of
1958.
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the sale of the
new
bonds, con¬
solidated
debt;
stock;
capitalization at Nov. 30, 1C59 was: $567,496,000 in long-term
5,750,44} shares of preferred stock; 394,986 shares of "preference
and
9.508.385 shares of
UNDERWRITERS
made
a
firm
—
The
commitment,
common
stock.
underwriters
subject
to
named
certain
below
severally
conditions,
to
have
purchase
.191^ -Number -5921.. The Commercial
Volume
company the respective
their names,
tiw
fl?'nnnosite
set opp
principal amounts of the
New Bonds
& CO., Inc..—1—$3,300,000
Allvn and Co., Inc. 2,000,000
Underwriter
fh
.
.
,
Underwriter
Newhard, Cook & Co.
300,000
in
•its.ribooks
-
atS.
Mr.
Dec"
Taliaferro
Sutro Bros. & Co.__
to
Iiic.
the
'."•■■•w
-
Dec.
Mr.
31,
1959,
basis
for
of
capital from operations
tc
quoted
to
expand
capital and
put
last year
55,500,000
totaled
in
natural
1958,
Sunray's
assets
-Federal
Commission announced,
Power
Jan.
on
26
that
81,900
and
its
day
and
of
sold
the
a
sales
barrels
in
barrels
1958.—V. 190,
sales
were
$9,100,000,
The
best, previous
John
N.
Taylor
10%
Co.
set
over
manufactures
fibre and laminated plastics.—V.
there
Jan.
4596
4616
feet
4635
80,400
sales
"
next
the
filing
for
months,
five
of
$7,980,000 for
Offered—■
Jan.
21
7
-
Russell
189, p.
The
of
Commerce
expected
.
trust .'certificates,
series
No,. 8,
secured
;
Hutzler
5.031 %«: basis.
about
■.«?;
.,?V;
received
' '
<•
Freight
company
York
City
anywhere."
The
and
also
was
System,
Halsey,
from
certificates.—V. 191,
•
p.
7_v ,-.7
•
Stuart
No
Jan.
on
I
Inc.—New Terminal— f
formally
28
most modern
'. ' •;
terminal—-"the
\»\
•
,
opened
its
*
the
with
terminal
advanced
most
freight
the
terminal
materials
A
handling
of
basic,
operating
Key to
in
innovations
in
handling
freight
techniques
the
the
of
-terminal
is
the
first; step
recently announced program to modernize, and expand
equipment at a cost of more than $20 million.—-V. 189,
facilities
p.
in
a
J
>
a
suit
by the State attempting to escheat the value of unredeemed
trading, stamps, The "decision holds against the State in a action
brought in. 1955 to compel the trading stamp company to pay to
the
Treasurer
of all stamps
issued by
the-company from 1900 to 1950 and unredeemed.
.
William S. Beinecke., Vice-President and General Counsel of the
company, commented upon the decision todays as follows: > , ,
"We
we
are
have
of
the
pleased
State
with
had
sum
a
the
equal
decision,
to
the
naturally.
value
At
the
same
never
has
been
particularly
any
a
ceramic; tile_,
Milford,
Mass.,
' corporation,
.
manufacturers ■'bf
1;he first* dividend-;in' the,10-year
history of the company. A regular
quarterly dividend of 6V4C per share
.^ Payable March-15 -to'"holders of record- bn*Feb.- 25.' in the
year ended "Dec.^-31; -1959, Stylon
achieved record sales' and
earnings;
Including, the company's"majorityMnterest in Redondo Tile
«°: °t D°s Angeles, acquired last April, sales are estimated at nearly
million and earnings after taxes at'nearly $600,000. equivalent to
.on
)Jan.
>
25
declared;
'million1* share*; In' 1958*" Stylon earned 4c per share on sales of $6.9
tho curreni
r*se
•
v.
n
year,
President
Joseph
Mass
earnings
years," he stated,
estimated -net
more than -50c-per 'share.- "In bnly 10
h^v! bulIt
industry and are continuing to
into new markets
Through new ^.distribution- methods. ; We
...^^oucf." Mr. Mass added; "to usher-in our second-decade with a
asri
dividend for our 6.000 shareholders from coast to coast. We are
pP 4 grateful for their confidence over the past decade."
d in 1949Stylon now has two plants in Florence, Ala
in
PpHn °n
to its original Milford plant, considerably enlarged, and the
ci0Ufio facilities.-—V.
190, p. 1019.
ovn
•
pand
or
bought
10"k of the
Sunray Mid-Continent
Oi!
Co.—Forecast—News—
to 6%
above those for 1958. Paul
President, told the New York Society of Security Analysts.
Lthe company reported net income applicable to the common
,144>371, eaual to $2.14 a share.
,0W| representing net income plus writeoffs, was approximate!}
re for 1959, compared with $4.50 for 1958. Mr Taliaferro
for 1959
were
about
5<V
*J^*leTro<
^
Civeh
nl
said
a
has
been
States
awarded
Steel
-
sulphur. Accord¬
company,
the plant is
this
from
mid-summer of
the
1960.
The
$4.5
a
It
begin in
and
are
by
contract
and
P2V
series;
in
five
Grumman's S2F series;
HSS-1N.
These
anomaly
detection,
TI
interval
detection.—V.
190,
p.
systems
public sale by the present
has
I
.
by
.
holders
sale
of
headquartered
Two
at
Cunningham Street.
Jn,
-
-
was optimistic about the outlook for I960. "While there
itu/s*'^ ii
uncertalnties on the horizon regarding this year s earntrihnfo P
"we have important projects which will begin to conearnitfo.
Proflt ln the near term and, over-all, we look forward
Airtl
lmProvement in 1960 over last year."
nray paid dividends of $132 a share in 1959 and Mr Taliaferro
former. manager
.-
..
of
*
.w
/
Thrift's
.
office
...
at
.
,
.
189,
p.
2833.
atpmic
is
uniquely
.
radiation for space communications will supplement conven¬
frequency communications systems.
The
contract was awarded
to Tracerlab through the Rome Air
Development Center, Rome, N. Y„ as part of the U. S. program for
the investigation
of outer space. Theoretical as well as laboratory
investigations of this type of radiation will be performed at Tracerlab's Waltham facilities.—V; 190,
p. 1464.
now,
any
Inc.—Absorbed—
sober
then
of
return
1960.
Sales
25%
over
production
to
capacity levels
"The ferroalloy industry," he said, "can
in
year
of
alloy and metal,
1959.
over
demand
for
the
domestic
alloy
industry
has
than
more
turned
to
discussion
a
of
government
stockpiling
foreign ferroalloys in the domestic market.
in previous years government
stockpiling had taken
stockpiles.
since
World
War
n.
7
which
products.
same
13%
to
effects
of
of
Import
totals
the total domestic
the
for
1959
year
market for
may
products
some
history.
our
this trend," Mr. Intemann said, "should be
the security of the nation, its position
carefully
for
and
imports
isolation
Intemann
should
from
be
its
re-examined.
of
sources
the
general
The
domestic
ferroalloys
foreign
upon
stated
recognition
provide
"More
One
and
alloying
suppliers."
level
of
>
prices
the
at
metals
-
end
.
of
1959
the year, with foreign
of
is the
aluminum
As
is
metals
which is
castings
used
are
Refinements
of
aluminum
(certain
for .alloy
alloyed
with
of
the
addi¬
the
of
silicon
automobile
new
silicon additives, a product
increasingly important.
steel
*
proportion"
ever-increasing
to
obligation to
of the in¬
Intemann said, "are neces¬
with
special
properties."
point)
become
the
growth
capital.
growing market
a
An
devoted
now
and
sound
assure
invested
other
and
for instance,
in
will
to
the
on
aluminum industry.
industry
case
a
dustry,
fight inflation,
profits
alloy additives," Mr.
steels
aluminum
more
are
duty to
of
return
different
produce
industry,
tives,
the
flow
reasonable
and
to
sary
of
sufficient
engines
ferroalloy
in¬
<
production techniques have meant
increased
an
•
•
emphasis
quality of ferroalloys. In many cases, the steel and other
metal-melting industries have required removal of elements to
the
extent of leaving residuals in parts-per-million -where formerly partsper-hundred were permitted.
To meet these new demands, leading
on
of
and
ferroalloys have turned to vacuum-furnace production to
purify many of their products. Union Carbide Metals Com¬
introduced a number of new types of low-
for instance, has
carbon ferrochromes.
pany,
Intemann then turned to various aspects of the ferroalloy and
metal industries.
;
■
important trend in ferroalloy piarketing was clearly .apparent in
1959 and seems likely to continue in I960. ' This trend, he said, was
to
unit-weight packages of ferroalloys with an accurate measure of
a specific number of
pounds of contained active element in each pack¬
Mr.
pure
>
•
,
»
.
An
of
discussion
a
production
growth
stainless
stainless
of
than
the
of
the
steel
steel
has
market,
been
with
pre-
Intemann
Mr.
said
maintaining
higher
a
rate
steel
industry as a whole—roughly 6% compared
predicted last year production exceeded 1,000,000
ingot tons in 1959. The year ahead could well be the greatest stainless
steel year ever recorded, with production of about 1,300,000 ingot tons,
(Highest previous production: 1,256,000 tons.)
with
3%.
he had
As
"Behind
these exciting figures for stainless
steel," Mr. Intemann
said, "are steadily growing tonnage markets for this functional, decora¬
tive,
and
and easily maintained metal."
He pointed to architectural uses
increasing amounts used on automobiles; aircraft, both military
and civilian,
and food and process machinery use, as examples of grow¬
ing markets
for stainless steel.
"The
chrome-nickel-manganese
200-series
steels,
stainless
steels,
generally
called
the
fast growing sector within the growing stainless
He added that production of this type of stain¬
less steel during 1959 will at least equal 1958 and that another record
year may be in the offing when the final figures are tabulated.
The
steel market,"
200-series
its
a
increased
flexural
appliance
In
are
he said.
found
inherent
stainless
1960,
steels
developed
in
the
many
forecast
Intemann
Mr.
may
markets
architectural
field,
where
strength enabled it to compete with other metals.
industry
rise by 25%
over
more
the
applications
production
of
for
this
200-series
1959.
.
on Jan.
13 filed a letter of notification with the
150,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
share, without underwriting.
corporation
covering
rapid
a
ferroalloy
on,
that
Intemann
Mr.
also
discussed
the
titanium
industry, ,The year saw
equipment in the building
mass production.
The year
also marked a change in attitude on the part of fabricators, who began
to use titanium as a normal metal of assembly, discarding the attitude
many
The
went
ferroalloys takes place, the next
to be: Can the industry supply the demand?
The;
because
the
dustry and
steel.
Triumph Pool, Inc., New York, N. Y.—Files With SEC
offered at $2 per
that
he warned, the profit margins for many products, right
are inadequate.
Mr. Intemann expressed the belief, however, that
future changes in prices would not be undertaken lightly, but with
The
SEC
in
and
year
below those of the first
that
1983,
Union
said, on the magnitude of the increase in production Costs and the
of foreign imports on the volume of the
industry. The industry
making a special effort to increase productivity and lower costs
by efficient use of capital investment and management techniques.
radio
Appliance Corp., above.—V. 190,( p.
of
predicted
Such packaging provides the metal-melting industry
weighed additives which are more convenient to use.
of
Republic
President
Corp.,
age.
X-ray generating techniques, and
qualified to conduct this type of
Continental Industries,
Intemann,
Carbide
Nevertheless,
Contract—
radiation,
K.
is
/
Vice-President
and
Ferro¬
effect
Stow,
investigation.
X-rays have properties which make them well suited for communi¬
cations in the vast distances
of outer space, and utilization of this
See
of
final
to
he
v
Pitts¬
in
possible means of space communication. Mr. Myers Stated
Research and Development staff has had extensive
experience with
communications
Trans
income
outstanding
subject
imports and stiff
competitive pricing in the chromium alloys being the major factors.
The outlook
for prices of ferroalloys
during 1960 depends in part,
and
.,
archvnvPeaker
for
refine
Gateway Center
.'
H.
Union
Intemann's statement
better
even
becoming, dependent
was
It is engaged
detergents, liquid bleaches
liquid
14,
of
Mr.
highest percentage in
Mr.
The
thereof.
.
type
net
shares
are
regarding
ferroalloy
industry is a vital part of the strategic economic and military complex
which includes our metal-melting industries.
The nation must not risk
inter¬
computers,
Tracerlab's
tional
1958
of
figures
ferroalloy industry faces serious competition from these
are
operating with materially lower labor costs
offering alloys in this country appreciably below domestic
scrutinized,
.
Myers,.
as
with
number
All
metal-melting industries, were up
figure reflected both record steel
rise
established
unlimited
2388.
President and largest stockholder.
ana
the
seem
yes,
plants
"The
Mar¬
include
of Marketing, announced, on Jan. 21
and Development Command of the U. S. Air Force"
awarded Tracerlab a contract- for the investigation and study of
that
$18,965,000, or..
capital- stock outstanding
of
domestic
are
—the
of Navy
types
the Research
X-rays
totaled
a
prices
Inc., Greenville, S. C., filed a registration statement
for
County.—V.
S.
released rtttV
1958
which was unprecedented in its duration,"
"ferroalloy sales for 1959 topped sales of 1958."
an
easily reach 12
today
Sikorsky's
Tracerlab, Inc.—New
H.
approximately
in
about
was
compare
the
on
increase by 25%
for the
is
modern
1961.
used
is
programs
million
the production bv the
antisubmarine Warfare
(ASW)
advanced
Jan.
year,
sales
Intemann
In
that
were
report
sales
fact that much of the new
foreign capacity was installed to
supply alloys to the United States Strategic Stockpile under the barter
vV;
named manager of • the new organization in Butler.
office, is -now- the largest consumer finance company in
Thrift
Butler
Net
1777.
p.
division
to
to
observed
metals
said.—
company
.:V
been
has
Ohio,
1959
annual
percentage of the domestic ferroalloy industry's product.
This is no
longer a factor, since government purchases from these producers for
stockpiling of alloy additivris have dwindled to mere token amounts..
However, foreign producers are still supplying ferroalloys and
pure
22, 1,960, seeking registration of 174.576 shares
Of this stock, 88,000 shares are now outstanding and
Kerr,
W.
for
a
material
Pft^., has purchase all. the capital, stock of the Butler County
in Butler, Pa. Operations of the two consumer finance of¬
have been merged in the Thrift Plan Finance Corp.
>
which
of
two
strike
predicted
the role
He
dark
V,;.'
awarded
was
advanced
corporation,
Aaron
stock,
ex¬
consumption.
Mr.
and
provide
.
the
world
to
Corp.
Jan.
on
at 128 West.
office
of
in
meet the requirements of the steel industry when
operating at full capacity.
Mr. Intemann also pointed out that world¬
wide alloy production capacity is now
Considerably in excess of current
with
-
s-
Si
connection
..
the
forward
answer,,
fices'in, Butler
this
issued
sufficient capacity to
Co.
Loan
will be
capital
the
shares
7,353,187.
or
issued
1959
question would
Thrift Investment Corp.—Acquisition—
burgh,
of
and
manufacture
This
expected
Corp.—Division Chief Predicts
Co.,
steel
a
The
producers
;
StyI011 Corp.—Initial Dividend—ForecastDirectors
the
Neches River Terminal.
and
of
in
United
1.
and
for
plans,
by filtration to be
Texas.
The plant is
plant
Metals
for. 1959,
If
disclosed
new
the
Carbide
additives may
—
household laundering and cleaning products, specialty chemicals
for the textile industry and industrial maintenance and sanitation prod¬
ucts.
It now has outstanding 692,608 common shares in addition to
various indebtedness. Net proceeds to the company from its sale of the
additional 86,576 common shares will be used to repay $500,000 of bank
borrowings needed for current cash requirements and to meet antici¬
pated increases in working capital requirements.
The prospectus lists four selling stockholders, W. J. Greer (60,000 of
147 056 shares held), two other officers. W. K. Greer (8,000 of 17,584 )
and Walter Greer (6.000 of 14,208 ), and R. Z. Farkas (14.000 of 26,990).
The said selling stockholders also are selling their rights, to subscribe to
their pro rata share (25.730 shares)
of the additional 86,576 shares
being sold by the company.—V. 187, p. 2120.
gratified
share
per
during the first half of the
approximately
other
,
of
provision,
This would
following the return to Work.
operate
the
;rV:;
systems
P3V
W. J. Greer,
by
the
in
time,
doubts as to the final outcome of the suit.
long and costly law suit to this company. We
with
today's decision holding as it does
mat
unredeemed stamps are not subject to escheat."•
"
The suit was first
introduced at the instance of James B. Carpenter,
and
Elmer J.
Bennett, senior members" of the firm*-of Carpenter,
Bennett and
Morrissey. Carpenter was escheatoiv
The Sperry & Hutchinson
Co., in the course of the litigation, was
represented by the New
Jersey law-firms of Pitney, Hardin and Ward;
ot-ryker. Tarns and Horner; and the -New York" firm of1 Casey, Lane
and
Mi|ttendorf.—v. 190, p. 816.*' 'W '• -■s'■"*'
"
'This
are
1945
;
tax
7,382,830
year,
said,
predicted last
1958.
uniform quality.
20,
an
magnetic
offered
be
to
are
division
name.
Raisin's
stockholders
year.
Intemann
sales
from
remaining 86,576 shares are to be offered by the company for subscrip¬
tion by:< common stockholders at the rate of one additional share for
each eight shares held.
The record date, public offering and subscription prices, and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Kidder. Peabody & Co. is listed as the principal underwriter.
The company was organized under Delaware law on Jan. 11, 1960, as
successor to a South Carolina company of the same name organized in
'
Supreme Court of the State of New Jersey on Jan. 25 handed
an
opinion unanimously affirming (7-0) an earlier decision of
Appellate Division'of the Superior Court in favor of this company
of
and
of common stock.
L
The
Jan.
ASW
series;
the SEC
with
down
in
more
'.'v-
on
Texize Chemicals,
and
2246.
Sperry & Hutchinson Co.—N. J. Court Decision—
the
the
Texize Chemicals, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
.
the
on
last
of
"Despite
Mr.
pressure
sulphur
both bright sulphur
>
Lockheed's
sonar,
River
is
a
ferroalloy
possible
for Spector.
> - 1
'
•./
\rf., •. ...
•
;'r.
facility, a prototype for 15-terminals Spector will
cities;'tis "an 'educated' freight .handling system," Mr.
Completion
in
new plant is scheduled for
personnel will be required,
division
communication,
new
Stanhaus-- said;
V
.
40
from
Instruments, Inc.—New Contract—
P5M
radar,
facil¬
and
and
economies
other
Flowing
'•
/•
of
choke,
inch
at
929.;
26
of
of
president
Instruments
tin's
said it is designed to provide faster service for shippers
He
between
established
barrels
204
feet.
p.
will
of
Division
Delivery is scheduled to
aircraft:
of
it
as
industry \yill enjoy another rise in sales and production
in the year ahead. The ferroalloy
industry which provides alloy and
pure metal additives for use in making steel, cast iron, and non-ferrous
metal alloys, is an indicator of the basic
metal-melting industries.
major supplier of ASW equipment to the Navy since World W7ar II,
Texas
Raisin
and
operated
outstanding.
the
$2.13
statement
a
Carbide
the
newly formed Bureau of Naval Weapons for
system.
in. the motor freight industry.
W. Stanhaus, President of the Chicago-based firm, one of the nation's
largest motor truck -common carriers, described the terminal as "a
ities."
It
variety
_
company,
Apparatus
methods
series
106)-\
Texas
shares
1959,. after
the
or
end
The
million
$1.5
new
motor
evident
:
Beaumont,
the. dark
operating
p,
be
alloy Boom—
on
'-V-
facility at 1313 Grand St., Brooklyn, services New York shippers
consignees
build
191,
of
Union
containing 20
of the reef
been
quarter
Jan.
on
Stephens,
,
new
V.
for
share
end
the
As
begin about March
produces
•'3'" Completion of the
&
six
River
Bag-Camp,
will
Bag-Camp's capital stock
shares
that
,
Union
approximately April 30, 1960,
Bag-Camp reported that net sales
according to a preliminary
by Alexander. Calder, Chairman.
per
the
Jones
top
is
has
flowed
a
187,
near
$1,000,000.
Steel
to
due
Claude Q„
to treat
to
each
463,215
$15,653,577,
In
4606
treating
mine
construction
the
sulphur of-higher arid
'
47.
Gulf
designed
This
This
New
'
v
Spector
bid
A
-
for 47/8%
Co. inc. at 98.719
Texas
ing
by
costing approximately
$9,383,000, and consisting of 559
The winning group which was headed by Salomon-Bros.bid 98.257
for
434%'certificates,- which is equivalent to
in
!'
;
well
and
company
about
cost
is
freight cars.
&
to
the
Union
expected
27
$2.57
inch.
square
for the
plant
a
Construction
equipment
the
leases.—rV.
Spindletop
Western
years
equipment
top
announced
the
porosity
through
feet
4596
Texas,
of
its
contract- for
sale
Will
well
section,
in
Sulphur Co.—New Plant
Houston,
at
of
Netjncome
vulcanized
both
under
be
Raisin
$156,907,670.
at
contact
v,'
test,
hours
24
surrounding
Gulf
construction
7.
the
announced
company
1958.
at
line
one-half interest in this well and
a
Consoliadted
of
Additional
..
per
on
J.
D.
Jan.
1395.
nearby shipping facilities at"the company's
'17
•
this
,■
competitive bidding, subject to authorization by Interstate
Commission,
of," $7,500,000 principal amount, of one to
at
fifteen
'/■" "
•■•
President
Total
.
River
$180,800,000
look
until
Equipment Trust Certificates
—
'
■'■■■
complete
a
Oil-water
potential
pounds
of
acres
Texas
located
Pacific Co.
1959.
previous reef production is approximately two miles
discovery.-well, designated the H. N. Smith Estate No. 1.
320
June
1, when it may be put into effect subject to refund if
proceedings, have not been concluded.—V. 190, pp. 1567 and 465.
Southern
525
feet.
feet.
;
Texam owns
7"',
new 1
for
are
is
Union
'
\
,
Nearest
.the
other items directly or indirectly related to future plant ex¬
pansion, including a 7% rate of return in lieu of the 6V2& return
claimed in the previous rate proceeding; and increased levels of other
the
4631
official
an
averaged
gas;
suspended
4616
degrees gravity oil in
perforations
between
,
Commission
to
feet...
In
corpora¬
Corp.—Discovery Well—
feet
and
two
companies will vote
on the merger at the time of their annual
meetings in March and April,
1960, and that if approved by such stockholders the
merger will become
27
from
,
The
of crude
barrels dally
sales record in
new
a
by A. B. McClelland, Jr., President.
Approximately 35 feet of productive reef
feet of continuous porosity, was encountered
pending hearing and decision, a proposed . 87,756,600, or
annual wholesale natural gas rate increase by Southern Natural
Gas Co., of Birmingham, Ala,;
'.,1,
The company had proposed to make the. higher rates effective Jan. 1.
Southern serves approximately
97 wholesale customers in; Alabama,
Georgia, Mississippi, and South Carolina.
The filing ■would be in
addition to a previously suspended $10,135,000 annual increase which
went into effect Nov.
1, subject., to the refund of any amounts dis¬
allowed by the FPC upon conclusion of the proceedings. - "
'
Southern based the new filing on increases in the cost of purchased
;
It
production
completion of a Canyon Reef discovery
Texas,
by
this
ASE-listed
cprporation was
County,
has
8 37..
'
change
refined
of
year-end audit.—V. 190,
Texam Oil
suspended,
expenses.
of
shares
will
company
business
Bag-Camp
Five
from
up
year,
'
last year.
over
the
of
.
surviving
the
Union
1958.
barrels
from
up
that
year.
domestic
1959,
in
when sales, were $8,800.QQ0, 1
President, predicts that 1960 sales
Jr„
about
or
Fibre
directors
of
fibre board and fibre shipping cases and related products to the inte-'
grated paper, board, bag and box manufacturing facilities of Union Bag -
1956,
was
Taylor,
$10,000,000
14%
up
boards
Camp.
and
operating
gross
last
58,500,000
preceding
net
in
company
the
that
26
of
As
equivalent
effective
Norristown, Pa.,
Jan.
on
had approved articles of merger
subject to stockholder approval.
The merger will add the facilities of River Raisin for the manufacture
1228.
p.
Bagr-Camp Paper Corp.—Merger Plans—Earns.
announced
amount
million
$156
other
crude
Taylor Fibre Co.—Record Sales—
This
—
it
Union
business
year.
cash and
were
from $372,285,346
up
liquids,
gas
payable;
notes
Alexander Calder, Jr., President of this corporation, and Charles L.
Wood, Chairman of the Board and President of River Raisin Paper
Co.,
The
company's
from 38,586,295
up
Including
the
at $450,000,000
barrels
products,
in
on
ap-
liabilities $60 million.
37,631,071
■'
Natural Gas Co.—Hearing Scheduled—
Southern
its
exploratory expenditures will
speaker estimated,
$52 million; current
or.'Processed
oil
or
and
tions
Successful
The
prices
The proceeds are to be used to pay off accounts
mortgage payments and for working capital.
do.
the
Taliaferro
income
.
outlook
wants
1960
approximately
current
100,000
..
the
things it
estimated
was
,J-<■/ -s-j^
300,008
106.
191, p.
—V.
49
in
a value in excess of $40 million.
i960 indicates that the company
approximately $76 million, compared with $72,700,000 last
of
100,000
Wulff, Hansen & Co
:};■
300,000
Space Corp.———
J. Mericka & Co.,
Wm
said
generate sufficient
____
Lane,
they had
do
„
Johnson,
group of non-consolidated
$2 million, whereas on the
at
m
He
^
rh.v
a substantial book profit
companies.
These it carries
can
n
r
speaker noted, has
and
.
^
'
4companya
iocks
Pacific Northwest Co.___
300,000
i'Mmai Ripley & PoSaunders, Stiver & Co.
300,000
Hff
2,000,000
Shuman, Agnew & Co.__
300,000
wtheinT& Co.—- 2,000,000
Joseph Walker & Sons__
30o!ooo
2nn Struthers & Co. 2,000,000
Baker, Watts & Co.—
200,000
nTiniek & Dominick__ 1,500,000
n/ ii!inick
Dominick—
Chace, Whiteside &
UArnhlower
1,500,000 ^
Winslow, Inc.____.___
Hm-nblo'ver & Weeks
& Weeks
1,500,000
Winslow, Inc.____.___ 200,000
ft ? Button & Co..— 1,500,000
Davis, Skaggs & Co.____, 200,000
y*q 'Mdseley & Co—- 1,500,000
Dittmar & Co., Inc
200,000
Atfly
Brown & Sons— 1,000,000
' Farwell, Chapman & Co.
200,000
k
Dickson
& Co.,
-Indianapolis Bond and
k,t
1,000,000
L Share Corp.'____
200,000
H
Walker & Co.—- 1,000.000
Investment Corp. of ' V '
nail
Burge & Kraus—
700,000 "■
Norfolk _____________
200,000
5wt of Michigan Corp. 700,000
Mead, Miller & Co
200,000
Shnstou Lemon & Co. 700,000, 'Winslow, Cohu & Stet£ Robinson-Humphrey son Inc._____________ v 200,000
r'o
inc
600,000
* Davenport & Co._______
100,000
American Corp._'_- ■' 600,000
Eppler, Guerin & Turner,
rhilds Securities Corp... ' 400,000: :
Inc.
100,000
n C
Lege & Co.J—
400,000 .'First Fidelity Securities
rhas VV. Scranton & Co.
400,000
•; Corp. —
100,000
Q'pin' Bros. & Boy'ce.—
400,b00
McCourtney-Brecken-. '
'
•
mirsei' & Leith—
' 300,000
1 ridge & Co.—'100,000
r
rate8 anticlpatec*! that 1960 cash dividends will be continued at.
that
Amount of
New Bonds
„
(549)
bonds
new
Amount of
„
»
and Financial Chronicle
prototypes
stage,
an
that
almost
titanium
of
titanium-fabricated
cerain
was
a
portent of
future
problem fnetat.
\
Titanium
kept
a
secure
market
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(550)
50
.
Monday, February 1, 1960
.
.
'
the
strength-weight ratio
gives it advantages over almost all other metals.
At the same time,
other titanium properties such as corrosion resistance are giving it an
entry
into the chemical and processing industries as a mateiial of
construction.
"Continuing research, in the titanium field," he con¬
cluded, '"has produced new and stronger alloys for constructional use
and the new titanium-palladium alloy has greatly extended the range
In
hold
steel
"rose
^even
The
.
„
^
The first
developments in the technology of the pure
metals"
he said.
Among
the developments he mentioned were: a
vanadium sheet
almost 20 inches wide, the) widest ever rolled, was
oroduced
an
oxidation-resistant coating for columbium. and its
alloys
was
in
process
of development . . . columbium
alloys were
worked by forging for the first time ... columbium alloys promising
strengths of 40.000 psi at 2200 degree P. were announced.
"In 1960,"
he added,
"these and other technological developments should bring
the pure metals into greater prominence and further along the road
to making them standard materials of industry."
;
;
In concluding
his year-end statement. Mr. Intemann said: "In the
year ahead, the
ferroalloy industry, through its many research and
nevelopment facilities, can be counted on to make its contributions to
the science of metallurgy and to serve and advance the metal producing
and fabricating industries."—V. 190, pp. 1881 and 1777.
also
year
'
saw
and
one-stop
the number
Inauguration of service for Philadelphia brings to seven
of cities
on
United's 14,000-mile system served by DC-8
—V.
190,
flights.
jet
1674.
p.
Electric
system.
J. Raymond Dyer,
postponing
from
Jan.
to Feb.
26
.
units.
a
Vice-President,
Hartley,
was
elected
a
banks,
and
all
transducer
The
boat
owner.—V.
several
boat
owners
the
sense
can
types of underwater obstructions.
will range from about two to
effective
providing
feet,
in
made
are
owners
heads
Their
diameter.
and
sizes
Installation—
construction
of
Start
announced
Jan.
on
on
an
18
by
this
microwave
extensive
1959,
the
five
inches
in
electronic equipment, is up to
valuable safety medium for the typical
and
close
at
Platte,
Cheyenne.
and
Neb.,
to
Wyo.,
more
can
added
be
as
they
provide
those
tie
needed,
are
channels
48
into
stations
holders
of
to
the
gotiations
with
30.
for
the
for
the
which
gives
it
far
1958.—V,
U.
wire communications. One pair of
wires
can
circuits.
The microwave will supplement
Union Pacific's "extensive open wire
communications system, one of the largest open wire communications
operations
cn
use
Omaha
the
system
the
on
West.
handles
the country.
in
East
for
to
addition
In
teleprinter
Microwave radio
and
Direct
distance
the past
Seattle,
three
telephone
years
Wash.,
and
dialing
and now
Los
has
extends
Angeles.
to
the
telephone circuits, the
high speed data transmission.
been
from
Calif.,
system
190,
of
1959
reported
8.17c
sales
on
is
the same jobs, including the road's car reporting system through
which freight shippers all over the country are supplied information
on their shipments through U. P.'s 73 traffic offices.—V.
191, p. 245.
ing
contract,
L.
June
U.
plant
the
in
to
its
the
the
following
S.
"strait-jacket" for
aircraft
electrical systems has
for the U. S. Army by the Electronics Department
Standard,
division of this corporation.
The
on
device,
the
according
of
amount
cally-important
navigation
as
down
avionics
and
"surges"
in
flight
both
transistors
to
Walter
variation
and
in
equipment
control
positive
R.
Bush,
electrical
such
systems.
and
as
imposes
delivered
airborne
to
limits
criti¬
communications,
These
negative
disable equipment
Manager,
voltages
in
variations, which occur
voltages, frequently break
which transistors
are
used.
Only four and one-half inches long by two and one-half inches wide,
unit weighs two pounds and can be installed at
any stage In an
aircraft's
electrical
system.
It
was
developed
under
contract
with
the
lme
River
rock
a
and
in
overflow
earth
soillwnv
Angeles,
Calif,
York
N.
The
rate
of
p.
the
of
record
Debentures—
Feb.
on
23,
I960
all
subordinated
debentures ' due
be made at the Union Bank
Manhattan
into
share.—V,
per
capital
Bank,
189,
stock
18
to
St'
Pine
Feb.
15
i960
'
p.; 1618.
'
recommended
labor
peace
for
or
return
a
income
$44,890,502
expenses.
3,318,102
2,921,756
35,541,550
from ry. oper.
$1,305,788
1,223,676
$876,645
rev.
railway
—V.
191,
Park,
number
missile
L.
I.
its
months
The
transistor
of
bonus
controlled
the
by
which in
2N217,
applied
to
Company
Aircraft
registered
a
participant
under
the
Act
Corp.
This
Tar
defense
Inc.,
The
PNP
in
ago
that
its
has
are
new
chairman
the
plan
panies,
added
included
2N1135,
2N1104.
2N5C1
owned,
to
joined
Tar
have
been
by
Equity
is
The
of
General
|
board,
Inc.,
and
Jan.; 28
on
and
J.
Old
by
Colony
Robert
I.
Porter
Brinton, Jr.,
included
operated
within
the
Witco
organization
subsidiaries.
planned. ; However, Mr. Brinton, in
chairman of the board of both acquired com¬
as
elected
been
committee;
turn
directors
acquired firms.
personnel
continuing
has
Distilling Co.,
announced
the
of
separately
in
Tar
jointly
the
for
Inc.—Acquires Two New Subs—
acquired
chairman
of
in
company.
are
is controlled
was
acquisitions
changes
addition
has
it
Witco's
wholly
No
has
company
Co.,
SEC
permitting
which
investment
which is controlled
by Equity Corp.
America,
of
turn
has
and
Bell
of
Corp.,
another
Witco Chemical Co.,
of
year
catalog of transistors to be
These transistors include
the
2N393,
Equity
l7g
employees under its key man
Commission has;issued an order givln"
3, 1960, to request a hearing thereon
the
and
34|317
Bonus Payments—
Ind.,
Investment
officials
until Feb.
subsidiary
a
Development Corp.
Both
first
company
types
plan;
and
the
certain
persons
is
Mishawaka,
under
order
payments to
President
Corp.
808,891
Corp.—Proposes
of
corporation
$45,407 '>30
$9,348,952 $11,090 060
8,458,023
9,573',909
48.
exemption
an
are
director
a
of
Witco and
a
membqr of its
Lawrance, President of the acquisitions,
and L. G.
Witco's operating
I
committee.
Distilling,
with
plant facilities in Cleveland.
Ohio,
produces
oil, roofing and paving pitch, and naphthalene.
Colony's main product is tar paving material.
Its four plants
creosote
official
new
program.
2N396,
two
inc.--
oper.
p.
Wheelabrator
This
of $301.5
for
Wertwijn, chief engineer;
$22,000-worth of germanium
production
Mos.—1958
$3,798,401
Railway oper.
agreement.
$30.2 million.
million,
obtained
1959—12
$4,623,890
Defense Order—
has
1959—Month—1958
revenue—.
the
as
with
Ry.—Earnings—
oper.
executive
Corp.
producing
than
has
increased
commercial
$2,000,000
its
work
force
to
60,
Old
located
are
in
Massachusetts:
Framingham.—V.
190,
Worcester,
New
Bedford,
Cambridge and
2759.
p.
Dr.
and
per
military-type
Dr.
year,
transistors
Wertwijn
at
stated.—V.
the
190
Wurlitzer
Directors
$3.66
1959
billion,
was
the
increase
an
in
race
of
track
American
8.28^
or
$280 million,
for
through the pari-mutuel
Company, a division
bets
Totalisator
Co.—Merger Proposal Rejected—
this
company
voted Jan. 22
to reject a proposal of
Electronics, Inc.
further on the general subject of merger, R. C.
Rolfing, President, .said:
"The Wurlitzer Company, currently enjoying
one of the most profitable
years in its history, is not being offered for
or
merger.
we
are
Ling-Altec
With
particularly
instruments
recorded
of
of
merger offered by
In
commenting
history,
Controls, Inc.—News—
equipment
this
redemption
Chase
convertible
Period End. Dec. 31—
Railway
will
more
year
The
or
are
$18.83
at
interested
Starting last week it began its second shift on
bring the daily capacity of transistor starts up to
peak production the company expects to have 175 employees
be
"Tote"
for
Y.
Western Maryland
Wheelabrator
2759,.
A
15,
debentures
inclusive
revealed.
At
to
is
Department's
2N404.
called
.
This
and
George
began
a
has
New
Ne¬
in
a
resulted
of
million,
$3,472.1
corporation
Industrial
line
Transistor
Wertwijn
24.000
Y.,
Corp.
guided
types:
and 2N559.
U.
N.
Syosset
Defense
Universal
developed
Hamilton
of
concrete
a
4
7o
convertible
103 VaVc.
Payment will
at
1971
1,
rapid
a
year.
transistors.
production
in
used
I.,
Transistor
S.
in
electronic
An
with
high
outstanding
Los
sale
been
it
Kennevvirk
Pool.
Power
corporation
its
Wishnick,
according
to Dr.
from Wright Field,
alloy junction
United Aircraft Corp.—New Product for Sub.—
of
Northwest
profit-sharing
was
assure
life
compares
of
stock¬
to
the
and
to
$.75
1960.
of
reported
$254.0
as
This
1960,
of
1465.
p.
Syosset,
tests.
will be integrated with the wire operations, perform¬
would consist
Western Air Lines, Inc.—To Redeem
as
on
also
that
of
Hoh
a
the
The
of
of
hourly employment costs
the
over
year
of
quarter
said
increase
to
a
10,
1960, on terms
settlement,
The
dividend
there
however,
S. Transistor Corp.—First
The
greater
capacity than open
handle only 16 voice
feet
210
about
project
Bow
Hoh
share
per
stockholders
a
5,
strike
4,
Jan.
$1.75
to
remainder
continued,
on
Feb.
on
the
of
and
March
steel
for
$3,643.6 million.
return
a
or
the
3%%
is
year
1960,
payable
estimated
to
fourth
sales of
on
is
2.
business
of
dispute
officials.
of 3l2
Income
of
levels
union
labor
1962,
average
stock,
close
at
Feb.
on
common
the
of the
June
an
business
operating
government
until
by
{♦•'
Corp.—Earnings—
settlement
high
settlement
by
of
record
Following
return
contract,
but
circuits
or
19
the
on
reservoir with about 465,500 acre-feet of gross storage- aim
powerhouse with an installed capacity of 53,600 kilowatts.
This
utility is a municipal corporation composed of
13
member
Washington public utility districts. Power generated at the proposed
project would be used to supply the growing requirements of the
member
public utility districts, with any surpluses being delivered
section:
board
-
will
installation
the
project
Wash.
County,
dam
hydroelectric
a
Net
the quarterly dividend
payable Feb.
20,
1960,
stock,
the
on
Steel
declared
26
preferred
share
per
The system is being installed between
Omaha. Neb., and Laramie.
miles, and ultimately will become systemwide.
intermediate terminal stations will be located at Grand Island and
Initially,
System—Obtains
Commission announced on Jan.
preliminary permit to this utility
proposed
a
proposed
filled
2186.
p.
company.
the system.
for
The
earnings of this corporation for the fourth quarter
M. Blough,
Chairman, announced that the directors
Roger
Jan.
on
the
Wyo., a distance of 563
North
Supply
Power
Power
24-month
a
Jefferson
Net
States
United
Reporting
million,
installation
radio
issued
Wash.,
floor,
ocean
with
range,
new
a
190,
Income
Union Pacific RR— New Radio
Public
tronic
ele
sand
1.07c
the
the
equipment,
record
Director and Senior
Vice-President
at
a
regular meeting of the
board of directors, on
Jan.
25.
He
will assume
executive responsibility for all marketing
operations.
In a shift of executive responsibilities, Arthur C. Stewart, Director
and Senior Vice-President,
who had supervised marketing operations,
aow
will be responsible
for research, purchasing and
the medical
lepartment.
Mr. Stewart also will serve as a director of Collier
Carbon and Chemical Corp., a Union Oil subsidiary.
C. Haines Finnell was appointed Director of Marketing.—V. 191, p. 48.
L.
Fred
Federal
ceramic transducer heads, which will be
industry for coupling with electronic
They are
ranges.
available to
this
had
Oil Co. of Calif.—Personnel Changes—
Union
in
boat
With
on
was
for
gear.
of
the hearing.—V. 190, p. 2759.
the convening of
upon
devices
sonar
granted leave to intervene as a party or,
be
,
Permit—
into
for private boat owners, and appre¬
smaller radio and television sets are possible with two new
series of pioducts just announceu by
this corporation of Somerville,
Mass.,
-•
\
:'V::j''—"
'
A
series
of ultra-sensitive
underwater depth-sounding
devices will
be suitable for those owning small pleasure and fishing boats.
U.'S.
Sonics is' also introducing new ceramic IF filters the size of an aspirin
pill that can reduce greatly the size and weight of radio and television
500
stockholder of Union Electric, had requested that
in the alternative, that
he be given leave to be heard, and that the hearing be postponed and
transferred to St. Louis.
The latter request was denied.
The request
to intervene or to be heard will be considered by the Hearing Officer
he
to
greater navigational safety
made
10,
I960, the hearing on an application
of this company for exemption
from the Holding
Company Act and for release of jurisdiction with
respect to the retainability of the gas properties in the inion Electric
order
an
at
I
ciably
sensitivity
Postponed—
Co.—Hearing
issued
has
SEC
Sonics Corp.—New Products—
U.S.
Far
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, 140 Broadwav jw
until 3 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 2, 1960, receive tendon
it of up to 50,000 shares of $2.28 convertbile prefer
$30 per share.—V. 189, p. 2938.
,
* "cne(1
will
Y.,
sale
The
provide nonstop jet service between Philadelphia
service to and from San Francisco.
The
new schedule will offer the
first jet service between Philadelphia and
Chicago, and the first one-plane jet flights serving San Francisco.
Elapsed time, according to the company, for the flight to San Francisco
will be 7 hours, 5 minutes, fastest ever offered to the Pacific Coast city,
Chicago,
The
Union
stock
Stork
Morgan
N.
the
Washington
inaugurated Feb. 16
service for Philadelphia will be
...
The
for
Lines Inc.—New Jet Service—
DC-8 Jet
Initial schedules will
and
markets as a material of construction for
and as melting stock in vacuum-melting special
industry
nuclear
device
J
The
York,
by this company.
alloys.
"The
electrical
equipment, "in fact, any
are" used."—V. 191, p. 106.
transistors
United Air
..
,
t
as
communication^
which
in
commercial
to
V
Industries, Inc.—Tenders for Pfd.
Norman
Van
and
East
development,
new
vehicles,
metal is finding
pure
tne
The
applied
about
Talking
sales
at
of titanium."
vanadium, Mr. Intemann said that ferrovanadium
increased over last year due to the increased activity of the tool
market.
"Sales of high-purity
(ductile) vanadium." he said,
spectacularly."
Union Carbide Metals, for example, sold over
times as much of the pure metal this year as It did last year.
resistance
corrosion
of
favorable
Its
where
field
aircraft
the
tested successfully on Army
aircraft
Hartford.
,
according to department engineers, can be
well as military aircraft, to missiles, sP**ce
Army
Signal Corps
Rentschler Airport in
and
the
in
finest
the
defense
prospects of growth in our 104-year
fields of revolutionary electronic musical
electronics
in the underwater weapons field,
looking forward to the years ahead with; confidence in our
our
people, and the potential of the name Wurlitzer."—
products,
V.
190,
company.
p.
1882.
These
figures were released on Jan. 25 by Oscar C. Levy and Harold
C.
Robinson,
Vice-Presidents
of
Universal
Controls
in
charge
of
American
Totalisator
operations.
The totals cover the 24 states in
which the pari-mutuel system makes
its substantial contribution
—
about
and
to
quarter
of
a
Mexico, Canada
The
races
a
grand
last
total
year
$3,386,773,403
Your Dollars
of
by
for
billion
and
dollars
Puerto
wagers
1958.—V.
help
AMERICAN
1958—to
the
public
revenue
Rico.
handled
Universal
in
p.
corporation, of 901 West Missouri Ave., Midland, Texas, filed
application with the SEC on Jan. 25, 1960, seeking qualification
under
the
convertible
for
Controls
189,
Zapata Petroleum Corp.—Seeks Indenture Qualificat'n
This
an
flat,
was
harness
and
$3,667,514,513,
dog
track
compared
2462.
to
be
Trust
Indenture
debentures
issued
in
due
exchange
Act
of
1975
for
an
are
indenture
to
be
pursuant
issued.
The
to
which 57c
debentures are
outstanding 57c convertible debentures
due 1972, the amount thereof to
depend on the amount of 1972 deben¬
tures accepted for exchange.—V.
190, p. 2664i
-
make possible the
RED CROSS
Number .5921
Volume 191
The
...
avd
Financial Chronicle
BOND PROPOSALS AND
NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Dahlquist, Herrington
San
of
Ala,
Foley,
„
Sale—An issue of $70,000
Bond
La
eneral
obligation public
irnrovement sewer bonds was sold
Thornton, Mohr & Farish, Inc.,
San
to
N'T.
at
cost of about
105,000
series I bonds offered Jan.
191, p. 247—were awarded
to The
Security-First; National
Bank of Los Angeles, at 4V?s, at
a price of 100.505, a basis of about
Los
San
cost of about
$80,000
1961
20.000
4.18%,
5s.. Due
as
to
$490,000
Jan. 1
Due
1967.
190,000
4s. Due
as
1968 to
200.000
1976
^
1977 to
were
.
.
.
El Camino
'
"j,.
^
.
1
'
:
r
Bond
Offering—Billy B. Russell;
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
at
his
View, until
2
for
the
office
8 p.m.
in
purchase
of
hospital—1958 bonds.
1, I960. Due
to
1978
Feb.
on
School District,
Union
Santa Barbara County, Calif.
11
•
Union High
Sch." District, \ Bond-Sale—The $95,000 election
Humboldt County, Calif. '
1959, series A bonds offered Jan.
Bond Sale—The
$800,000 school 25—v. 191. p. 430—were awarded
J960, series A
bonds offered Jan.
,"7V* ^91, p. 247—were awarded
to
ot
t
rapcisco,
a
to Dean
&
S.A;-
of
Palmdale
San
,
follows: %
$220,000
as
10/,?'■1
193 000
as
•;>"■•
•
•
*"V v A■
5s,, Due
4
-:
•
Jan.
on
Feb.
In 1971 inclusive;.
Due on .Jan.^1:5
V4s.
1978
to; 1985; inclusive. •'
Other members
of the syndicate
until
Co., Dean Witter. &
Lynch, Pierce, FenStL?, SJlith Inc" William /R.
anri r
' Stone & Youngberg,
Rnd cCo."
%.
Petaluma City
High School District,
Calif.
Sonoma County,
Offering—Eugene D.
Bond
Wil¬
sealed
Gamino Recreation>and
'strict, Sacramento County,
California
Secretar?fftlriSftr"T'Betty
rl^t
win
(PST\
chasP
Park
cipal
at
the
$60,000 school,
.
p.m.
on
series E bonds. Due
to 1972
Feb. 15 from 1963
200,000 "school,
1 o
'J??
thp
p
01985 inclusive. Prininterest V(M-S). payable
oun*y
y
Treasurer's office.
approved
by
-
Orrick,
7:30
will
March
Harriett
—
E.
sealed
Riverside
in
10:30
bids
from
15
1964
to
1985
—
•
-
Due
on
Feb.
series
A
15 from
bonds.
1972 to
1985 inclusive.
■,
Dated
and interest
County
1960. Principal
(F-A) payable at the
Feb.
—
J.
his office in
(PST)
a.m.
/
The
No.
L.
Brown,
Fresno, until
Feb. 2 for
on
Parking Dist.
1, Calif.
as
A bonds of¬
191, ,p. ,147—
to
a
syndicate
5s. Due on
1962
as
and
a group
4^2s.
to
1974
March
X
15,
Treasurer's office.
CONNECTICUT
Speziale,
receive
of
State
sealed
Treasurer,
-
bids
until
A.
will
11
a.m.
Feb. 9 for the purchase
on
$50,400,000
housing, series 23
26,-1960. Due on
Feb. 24, 1961. Legality approved
by Robinson, Robinson & Cole, of
Hartford. X, ! 7..."
X
X ,
X
notes. Dated Feb.
sold
.
.
The
to
Connecticut Bank
&
Trust
Co., of Hartford, at 2.62%.
Due on May 10, 1960.
to
1977
1
inclusive./
Wertheim &
Trahern,
purchase of $4,563,000 gen¬
obligation * 1958' municipal
series ' C' bonds.
Feb. 1, 1960. Due on Feb. 1
Dated
from
1962
inclusive.
1981
to
Le¬
gality approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
San Francisco.
.
...
.
..
....
■
.
awarded Jo
148—were
America
of
N.T.
Francisco, at
net
&
Bank
the
S.A.,
San
of
«J "
:
&
51,000
inclusive.
1964
to
43,4s. Due
as
on
Jan.
18,
4s. Due on Jan. 18 from
1963 inclusive.
as
1966 to
40,000
Due
414s.
as
from
.
1969
to
on
Jan.
1
inclusive.
1971
the
at
Trust
'
Connecticut
Co.,
in Hartford,
p.m. (EST) on Feb. 8 for
purchase of $737,000 school
18 years.
to
one
FLORIDA
State
Florida
Turnpike Authority
(P. O. ''Fort -Lauderdale), Fla.
December
Traffic
and
December traffic and
Sunshine
State
Tells—
tolls
the
on
in
Parkway
the
were
second
according to Thomas B. Manuel,
Chairman
the
of
Florida
State
Turnpike Authority. ; ' X
Only March 1959 exceeded the
.
December figures.
Traffic
2,440
the
in
December
vehicles
day
a
month
same
a
averaged
than
more
year
for
ago
a
whopping percentage increase of
slightly rr.ore than 24%.
Tolls
which
paid
"
$425,329.55
were
'• $53,035.85
were
1958.
income
a
above
...
,
for the
$372,934.01 for
14.37%
or
Gross
C
month
was'
gainmf $46,856.97
Bond
Sale—The
fiscal
net
improvement
bonds
*p.
offered
district
Jan.
No,
19—v.
59-1
191,
248—were awarded to a syndi¬
by J. A. Hogle & Co.,
1958.
12.34%.,
of
$2,770,961.93
1,
was
$485,418.77 or 21.24% over the
period in 1958. Gross income
up
16.55%.
Funds received by
the Turnpike
Authority for permitting installa¬
tion of a gas pipe line along the
right-of-way are not included in
the above figures.
In
December, 390,438 vehicles
traveled
17,997,760 miles on the
turnpike
compared
to
314,780
which
miles the
ago.
Chairman
Turnpike
$6,920,000
This
standing.
bond
rolled
same
up
month
16,006,a
year
•
at
price of par, a met interest
cost of about *4.96%, as follows:
up
same
cate headed
a
December
was
which began April
year
income
160
$475,000 street
above
income
For the first nine months of the
vehicles
J.
&
COLORADO
Durango, Colo.
Co.,
Co.; Inc.,. Ginther
&
bonds. Due in
was
1965.
Ag-
Lawson, Levy, Williams. &
Stern, Arthur L. Wright & Co.,
Inc.,
Cunningham^ Schipqrtz
&
Co., Fred D. Blake & Co., and
C. N. White & Co.
'■■■■.
until 2
up
-
5s. Due on Jan. 18 from
as
1961
25,000
,
•
a
lows:
$20,000
~
Tyson,
Woodbury, Conn.
received
Bank
Net
price of 100.10, a
interest'cost of 4.27%; as fol¬
Sons, J. A. Hogle & Co., John¬
&
be
County, Calif.
Joaquin
Bond Sale—The, $136,000 ;school
bonds offered .Jan, 18—v. 191, p.
Co., A. G. Becker
Dabney
~
,
Co., W. H. Morton & Co., Inc.,
Allan Blair. & Co., A. G. Edwards
„
$500,000
sold to
was
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
December
School District, San
Woods
Co.,
Town send,
anticipation notes
The Colonial Trust Company, of
Waterbury, at 2.40%. Dated Jan.
26, 1960. Due on June 2, 1960.
'
'
ston, Lemon & Co., Shuman,
new
& Co., Stern, Lauer &
tax
improvement,
Witter
Inc., Braun, Bosworth &
Inc., Brown Bros. Harriman
L.
Clerk,
eral
inclusive.
Oregon,
~
Stockton, Calif.
Offering—B.
for the
Corporation,
W eeks:
Waterbury, Conn.
high¬
est in the history of the Turnpike
will i receive1 sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Feb. 8
City
1978 to 1984 inclusive.
Bank of
...
December
*
Bond
3V2S. Due on March 1
1975
from
Dain
of*
follows:
as
Connecticut (State of)
Note Offering — John
$405,000
sold to
was
of
Lichtman
&
Co.,
Ormsbee
&
Wiesner,
Inc., J. M. Dain & Co., Inc., and
Fox, Reusch & Co., Inc., as 4V4s
20—v.
First
Na¬
Portland,
William R. Staats & Co., E.
F.
Hutton
&
Co., : Hornblower
&
M.
/
Kirchner,
Co., Kidder, Peabody & Co., R.
H. Moulton & Co., Equitable Se¬
Co.,
members
were
and Garrett-Bromfield & Co.
composed
$10,000,000
American Trust Co., of San
Francisco, Security-First National
&
Other
6%.
v
in¬
.
Bo ml Sale—An issue of
series A bonds
cago,
Co.,
of
additional
Kirchner,
Ormsbee
&
Weisner,
Inc., Boettcher & Co., Coughlin &
Co., Peters, Writer & Christensen,
Inc.,
Bosworth-Sullivan' &
Co.,
the
Smith,, Barney & Co., Kuhn, Loeb
& Co., Northern Trust Co., of Chi¬
■
Offering
South San Francisco,
Bank, of New York, Blyth & Co.,
Inc., Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.,
&
1,
Feb.. 1
on
Note Sale—An issue of
by
$3,800,000
curities
Due
bear
syndicate
...
of March 15,
as
the Bank of America
N.T. & S.A., of San Francisco, at
a
price of 100.048, a net interest
cost of about
3.57%, as follows:
tional
'./•!
District, Fresno
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
series
school-1959,
1
Feb.
on
.
1962 to 1973 inclusive. Prin¬
from
City Unified Sch. Dist.,
County, Calif.
Sale
1,400.000
Due
4%>s.
as
bonds
terest
the
purchase of $246,000 general
obligation
school
bonds.
Dated
March 1, 1960. Due on March 1
-
from
41/4S.
the
until
Sacramento
-
'"
,
School
Selma
bids at
Legality approved by O'Mel& Myers, of Los Angeles.
headed
1
County Clerk, will receive sealed
receive
office
Bond
Jan.
011
Feb. 1, 196*5
on
1,
1960. Principal X
X
Meriden, Conn. •Note Sale—An issue of $1,000,(J-J) payable at the
000
tax
anticipation notes was
interest
Bond
(PST)1 on Feb. 4 for
the purchase of $1,240,000 water
revenue-1959, Series I bonds. Due
veny
1
1,
Jan.
Dated
County,
p.m.
1973.
V
.
&
follows:
inclusive.
pur-
n^4°0'OOO recreation " and
19\?erfe« B bonds. Dated
1 J'9 !
°- Due'on rMarch 1
for
2
■March
from.
(PST) on Feb.
purchase of $320,000
school bonds, as
M* Forry'
Sacramento until 8
f!ne,% 10 for the
bids at
Rosa, until 2 p.m.
B°ard of. Directors,
iI°cVe 9ealed* bids at her
office
will receive
his office in Santa
liams, County Clerk,
-
•
Riverside
Offering
her
.
Feb
>
from 1969 to 1971 inclusive.
County, Calif.
Secretary of Board of Di¬
rectors,
Due
.
California
at
s
.
Jan.
on
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington! & Sutcliffe, of; San
&
xt
White &
District,
District, Los
9
37/ss.
as
Community Services
Bank of Los Angeles, Dean
ner
N.
Rubidoux
■Bond
Due
from 1980 to 1985 inclusive.
;
"
from
16 for the
3%s.
as
120,000
San
of
67,000
(EST)
Jan. 1 from
on
Due
;
payable at the County Treasurers
^
vP
Sutcliffe,
&
1
•
on
from 1966 to 1979 inclusive.
/
office.
\VWiaS to0llows: Blyth & Co., Inc.;
Co
School
5s. Due
Francisco.
v
a.m.
(PST) on
purchase of $165,000 school-1957, series D bonds.
Dated " March*' 1,
1960. Due on
March 1 from 1961 to 1985 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
Angeles
15
oo-ATPP1 1972 to 1977 inclusive."
■«?o000 as-4%-s.- Due- on Jan. 15
Horn
280,000
Herrington
Francisco.
•-'•'■■'XX,
•
~
as
1,
1964.
4s, Due
as
The
inclusive.
1980
.1961 to 1965 inclusive.
to
Angeles County, Calif.
60,000 as V4s. Due on March 1,
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes- Xy;
1985. - XX x:
vig. County Clerk, will receive
Other members of the syndicate
seaied bids"at his office In Los were as follows: Chase Manhattan
at-a.
price of 100.072,
interest cost of about 4.48%
net
as
Witter & Co.
1961
4,200,000 as 3.60s. Due on March
syndicate headed by the Bank
America N.T.
from
X
$100,000
and
awarded
Qrcutt
follows:
15, 1959. Principal
(M-S) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
were
of' San
S.A.,
9
and interest
Jan.
&
Diego,
Feb.
on
>
fered
obligation
N.T.
San
inclusive.
Francisco,
and Associates, as 4s, at a price
of 100.72, a basis of about 3.91%.
•F-A)
payable
at
the- County
Treasurer's office, ..Legality
ap¬
proved by
Orrick, Dahlquist, Hernngton & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco. X
X'-w", ' X V
a
in
to
Feb,
1967 and 1968. X
.
James,
36,000 Series A, 1960 bonds. Due
X on March 15 from 1983 to 1985
Sacramento
of
B.
(PST)
15
school
election
1959, series D bonds offered Jan.
19—v. 191, p. 147—were awarded
to
The"* Bank
of
America
eral
Feb. 1, 1971.
Principal and interest
For tuna
Dist.,
Sch.
Angeles County, Calif.
XBond
Sale—The $325,000 gen¬
1962
as
March
on
on
High
R.
197.0
61,000
.
f
purchase of $315,000 school
as follows:
Berry,
Los
Feb.
from
inclusive/Callable
office
a.m.
inclusive. Callable
$2,700,000
Dated
1
1
1, I960. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
Monrovia-Duarte
Feb.
on
Jan.
on
1985 inclusive.
Jan.
interest
—
.
and
as
on
and 1966.
Feb. 15 from
Bond Sale—An issue of $500,000
school, series B bonds was sold to
a
group composed of The Cali¬
fornia
Bank,
of
Los
Angeles,
Shearson, Hammill & Co., Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, and
Taylor & Co., at a price of 100.06,
a
net;1 interest cost of 3.85%, as
Dated March
inclusive.
Due
his
10:30
bonds,
1,
Francisco.
Mountain
(PST)
1978
&
and
-
1983 inclusive.
Jan.
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Hospital District, Santa
Clara County, Calif.
on
Offering
at
for the
Jan. 1 from
Due
N. T.
$279,000 Series B, 1959 bonds. Due
;>/:;Xv;/Xx-x:-xXXXV:^
Co.
and
'*
•"
bids
until
inclusive.
4y2s.
America
San ' Francisco,
-
on
inclusive. X
1968
Santa Clara School District, Santa
Clara County, Calif.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
of
/
Witter
Dated
inclusive.
"'J •*
Bond
Co., Stone & Youngberg, Irving
Lundborg & Co., Lawson, Levy,
Williams & Stern, Kenower, MacArthur & Co., and C. N. White
1,
Jan:
of
follows: Blyth & Co., Inc.,
& Co., J. Barth &
as
Dean
&
on
1983
on
cost
.
of
to
from
.
Other members of the syndicate
inclusive.
4%s. "Due
as
from
as
1968
307,000 as 4V4s.
X" from 1979 to
Jan. 1 from
on
5s. Due
to
1970 to
from
XT.'';
-.
A.,
77,000
Due
1962.
3%s.
as
1963
America
8,000 as 4V2S. Due on Feb. 1, 1969.
88,000 as 41/4S. Due on Feb. 1
Poway Union School District, San
Diego County, Calif.
1969. jxX/X'-X:'
X;X-;sX:X360,000 as 4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
was
Jan:
on
S.
was
price
a
The Bank of
5s. Due
as
1961
School
of
and
110,000
248—were awarded
p.
Bank
3%s.
as
1961
S.A., of San Francisco, at
of 100.08, a net interest
about 4.38%, as follows:
of
$64,000
Associates.
X,
inclusive.
1966
334s.
as
-
to
$837,000
bonds
interest
follows:
as
40,000
at
net
a
as
1961
follows:
as
on
15
inclusive.
1959
Francisco,
100.001,«
& Co., .at
net- interest
a
A
cost
Sale—The $125,000 school
1960, series A bonds offered Jan.
26—v. 191, p. 147—were awarded
a
4.20%,
Staats
R.
price of 100,005,
Feb.
on
1980
syndicate headed by the
Bank of America N.T. &
S,A„ of
a group composed of Blyth
Inc., R. H. Moulton & Co.,
William
and
Due
to
series
to
$130,000
a
4y4s.
1974
Valley
191,
The
price
a
Bond
15,
District, Santa
Clara County, Calif.
sold
Campbell Union School District,
Santa Clara County, Calif.
bonds
"
Feb.
on
to
N.T. &
District,
r'San Mateo County, Calif.
''/■
Altos School
school,
^
until March 9 for the
D
Due
19—v.
basis of about 3.97%.
a
$170,000
County, Calif.
Sale—The $160,000 school
1959, series B bonds offered Jan.
p. 147—were awarded
Bank
of
America
Portola
Valley Union Sch. Dist.,
Contra Costa
■
Bond
191,
„
The
100.09,
Feb. 15 from
Bond Sale—An issue of
-
purchase of $100,000,000 Veterans
aid program and State
building
construction bonds.
* X
series
on
San Ramon
'
S.A., of San Francisco, and
Associates, as >4s, at a price of
follows:
as
District,
N.T. &
as 4V2s. Due on Feb. 15
from 1981 to 1985 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
school-1957j
America
to
250,000
,„A;v
& Co.,
of
19—v.
was
^X-X/v'/A^ 'x-A;
as
from
1959,
,
43/4s.
as
1973.
25—v.
sold to
4.48%,
5s. Due
as
-40,000
$200,000 school
Bond Sale—An issue of
$450,000
X\X*. 1961 to 1972 inclusive.
Bloomington School, District, San
Bernardino County, Calif.
be received
Bank
&
S.A., of San Francisco,
price of 100.044, a net interest
a
$85,000
California (State of)
The
School
Contra Costa
Bond Sale—The $20,000 school
1959, series B bonds offered Jan.
Diego County, Calif.
bonds
sold
Joint
Counties, Calif.
Mesa-Spring Valley Sch. Dist.,
•
/ ?
CALIFORNIA
4.43%.
Pleasanton
Alameda and
Bond Sale—An
issue of
school 1959, series B
at a price of par,
net'interest cost of 3.79%. Dated
eb 1, I960. Due on, Feb. 1 from
)61 to 1970 inclusive. - / r
Bond Sale—The
Sutcliffe,
-
and 3%s,
4s
5
&
Francisco.;
.
reported the
Authority has retired
of its revenue bonds.
leaves
issue
Manuel
$67,080,000 now out¬
original 1 revenue
The
was
$74,000,000.
Jan.
awarded
Home
of
price
a
as
par,
follows:
186
.
bonds offered Jan. 21—
building
248—were awarded to
Wells & Co., and the
Municipal Bond Corp., jointly, at
v.
191,
p.
Mullaney,
price
a
$3,500,000 series A certificates, at
of
of
cost
'
2
interest
follows:
100.00. a net
4.03%, as
about
3%.
1,238,000 series B certificates, at
234%.
3.212.000 series C certificates, at
Bond
(P. O. Somonauk), III.
Bond Sale—The $265,000 school
No.
p.
The
to
and
at
Agency,
248—
Federal
Finance
191,
27—v.
fered
were
Community Consol. Sch. Dist.
of¬
certificates
revenue
Iowa
DeKalb and La Salle Counties
(State of)
Certificate Sale—The $9,846,000
Housing
$55,000
4¥*s;
as
Due
210,000
of
1961
to
Due on Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
1, 1959.
1979
payable at the City
Legality ap¬
interest
and
office.
Treasurer's
inclusive.
1972
INDIANA
ceived
the
at
purchase
!
bonds.
Offering—C.
Stanton,
H.
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
until
11
purchase
bonds.
Due
Feb.
on
16
$8,000,000
and electric revenue, series
water
1959
(EST)
a.m.
the
for
of
Oct.
Dated
1,
1959.
mortgage
Jan.
26
awarded
John
ties
to
interest
Legality approved by Cald¬
Marshall,
Trimble
and
|klitchell, of New York.
191,
1,365,000
awarded
v.
—
to
a
composed of Ira Haupt &
Co., Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern,
Inc., J. C. Bradford & Co., and
Rand & Co., at a price of 100.057,
interest
net
of
cost
Inc.,
Blunt
net
a
4.27%,
as
Due
4.13%,
as
follows:
Jan.
1
Jan. 1
on
6s. Due on June 1 from
as
1961
O.
RR.
28—v.
to
1959
school
$56,000
bonds offered Dec.
190,
p. 2758—were awarded
American Fletcher Na¬
The
tional
Bank
&
4*2$.
as
from
90,000
4*4s.
June
on
Due
June
on
Due
4s.
as
on
1
(CST)
issue
Due
bonds.
County
(P.
Newnan),
O.
Georgia
(J-J)
pur¬
first
1960.
1,
to
and
at
1962
interest
the
Principal
payable
the
Feb.
H.
re¬
1991
County
—
office,
of
Marion
County.
Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
syndicate
composed
of
Wyatt,
Waggoner,
RobinsonHumphrey Co., Inc., J. H. Hilsman
& Co., Inc., Johnson, Lane, Space
Jeffersonville School Bldg.
&
(P.
Bond
Jan.
22
City
and
Twin
151
A
Falls
School
—
purchase
Feb. 8
on
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1960. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
1,
1975. Prin¬
cipal and interest (F-A)
John
to
payable
District Treasurer's
ILLINOIS
was
$189,000
sold to Harry
inclusive.
by
Warrant Sal e—An
issue of
was
sold
to
receive sealed bids until 10:30
a.m.
(CST) on Feb. 1 for the purchase
$1,000,000 corporate, series I
of
bonds. Dated March
1, i960. Due
on
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1970 in¬
Chicago.
and
the
Chicago,
interest
American
Trust
Com¬
Legality
proved by Chapman &
a
syndi¬
the
First
follows:
as
Haupt
Ira
Inc.;
ap¬
Cutler, of
until
8
of
1,
1960.
1962
Due
1975
to
inclusive.
M-S. Legality
Foley,
National
National
Bank, and Indiana Na¬
Bank, all of Indianapolis,
tional
Cox
Bond Sale—An issue of $145,000
The
Livingston Parish
No.
1
(P.
O.
1
Continental
was
Illinois
bids
22
until
for
7
Recreation
(CST)
p.m.
the
purchase
recreation
bonds.
1960.
on
Dated
from
Feb.
1961
1, 1960. Due
1979
to
on
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
District
Chapman
&
$130,000
Dated Feb. 1, 1960. Due on Nov.
from 1962 to 1978 inclusive. Le¬
Chapman
&
Cutler, of Chicago.
street
bonds
was
sold to The Peoples Trust & Sav¬
ings Bank, of Indianola.
Dated
June
sive.
1
Feb.
from
1,
1960
9
1960.
to
payable
Due
1963
on
inclu¬
The
at
1,
school
bonds
was
sold to
sealed
of
about
$850,000
on
a
$450,000
group
4.32%,
as
from
109,000
41/4s.
1962 to
4.20s.
as
1977
as
to
4Y4S.
Due
on
1979
Due
on
Feb.
15
Feb.
as 4.30s.
Due on Feb.
from 1983 to 1990 inclusive.
for
196L to
1959
Due
1985
Massachusetts
1
(P.O.
Net
1
1959
1
"
The
an
by
&
of
.
Offering—Hildegarde M.
City Clerk, will receive
Nos.
bonds.'
011
18
Dated
Oct.
Paddock
to 43,
1939
1, 1959. W
1960 to 1968 in¬
Oct.
Legality
A-O.
Interest
Miller,
Canned
Stone, of Detroit.
approved
Feb.
35
and
from
1
clusive.
bonds.
(EST)
7:30 p:m.
until
bids
purchase of $185,special assessment paving dis¬
tricts
of
by
&
Wayne Community School
inclusive.
Bank
approved
Michigan
District,
,
B o n d Sale — The $4,360,00
building and site 1956, series
Palmer
of
by
&
bonds
a
Jan.
19L P;
syndics
20—v.
a
by Blyth & Co., Inc., a
price of 99.00, a net interest cosi
of
Rise
Sharply in
Authority's
report
increase of 30.7%
offered
149—were awarded to
headed
for the calendar year 1959 released
Jan. 26 shows total net revenues
of $9,308,403 available for interest
charges,
In-
Feb. 16 for the
000
Turnpike Authority
Boston), Mass.
Revenues
—
June
J-D.
Lowe,
se'aled
'•
(EST)
on
on
inclusive.
.
National
Legality
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
1
In
addition, all bonds will carry
various extra coupons from Oct.
1,
1960 to March
1, 1961.
loan,
15, 1960.
on Feb.
$500,000
3 bonds.
p.m.
-purchase
Warren, Mich.
on
purchase
will
8
1961 to 1985
Bond
Merchants
noon
the
water
Merchants
Boston.
from 1980 to 1982 inclusive.
370,000
2
Feb.
from
the
inclusive.
on
The
from
L.
of Board of
receive sealed
Secretary
the
Detroit.
Principal and interest payable at
1976 inclusive.
Due
Feb.
Dated
as
Feb.
c/o
Street, Boston, until
follows:
$276,000
•
National Bank of Boston, 28 State
La.
Jones, Inc.,
Barrow, Leary & Co., and Howard,
Weil,
Labouisse,
Friedrichs
&
Co., at a price of par, a net in¬
cost
bids
School
Legality approved
Dickinson,
Wright,
McKean
Cudlip (Claude H. Stevens),
Bond Offering—Edward F.
Bigelow, City Treasurer, will receive
the
at
for
erest
on
Oct. 21, I960;
on
July 1
(EST)
of
building and site series
Dated Dec. 1, 1959.
Due
Marlborough, Mass.
and
composed of Scharff &
terest
Due
on
Due
Consolidated
Lake
until
8
Security Trust Co., of Lynn,
2.31%, discount.
Dated Jan.
22, 1960.
4%s.
Education,
1959.
»
July 1
1985.
District, Mich.
Bond
Offering — Dwight
<
as
on
Due
to
from 1986 to 1989 inclusive.
"
Wiseman,
1961
office.
(P. O. Natchitoches),
from
Sale—An issue of $27,000
improvement
March
7,
1961
as
as
*
4%s.
as
24,000
;
Arling¬
Due
school
4.70%,
about
of
;
from
1
Lynn, Mass,
Feb,
from
cost
$81,000
of $1,000,-
1959.
Mich.
District,
Sale—The $105,000
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
jointly, at a price of 100.055, a net
-
29,
School
1
building bonds offered Jan. 21—
v.
191, p. 249—were awarded to
McDonald-Moore
&
Co.,
a nid
by
Lawrence,
July 1,
on
Due on July
1977 inclusive.
1966 to
Kaleva
Bond
of
&
Due
4:Vis.
as
from
interest
Bank,
as
inclusive.
5V2S.
as
net
Due on July 1 from
1964
follows:
.
Jan.
Co.,
"
6s.
to
250,000
Note Sale—An issue of $800,000
tax anticipation notes was sold to
$35,000
Principal
Treasurer's
95,000
Clinton, Iowa
Bond
(M-S)
1
Bond Sale—An issue of
building bonds was sold to
Shaw, McDermott & Co.
by
Nov.
Natchitoches Parish School District
No.
Bond Sale—An issue of
approved
Dated
and
to
1965.
500,000 tax anticipation notes, at
Dist.
on
of
Dated
March
inclusive.
interest
Iowa
1
1970
1
IOWA
gality
to
Due
Le¬
Dec.
inclusive.
15,000
p.
Corporation,
MacArthur
&
as
1961
bids
2.559%.
New
191,
First
•
$45,000
payable at
issue
of
revenue
19—v.
The
follows:
$500,000 tax anticipation notes, at
Commissioners, will receive sealed
Bank.,&
Trust Co., of
4%g, at a price of
basis of about 4.24%.
interest
Co.,
system
Jan.
a price of 100.01, a
cost of about 4.81%,
interest
follows:
In¬
Walker), La.
as
a
of
Trust
ton
1
$310,000 auto¬
Michigan
on
Due
Shawmut
Sale—An
Note
*.
Dated
Aug. 24,
on
awarded
Kenower,
inclusive.
000 notes Was sold to The
Bond Offering — Charles
Henderson, Secretary of Board of
Flossmoor, III.
of
Walled
approved by
Judell,
parking
offered
149—were
2.649%.
at 2.625%.
to
&
1970
National
was
.
Sale—The
mobile
Lawrence, Mass.
Orleans.
Bank, American Fletcher
1960.
to
p.m.
March
on
1,
1
Legality
approved
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
Dodge, of Boston.
•
.
2.587%.
Due
Hamtramck, Mich,
bonds
Co.;
E.
&
Boston.
$50,000 general obligation pub¬
improvement ; bonds.
Dated
March
March
Principal and
L.
V!
•
$200,000
notes
National Bank
at
1960.
26,
v
& Co.; Tripp & Co., Inc.,
Wallace, Geruldsen & Co.
%
The
(P. O.
Secretary, will
bids
Brockton,
Bond
& Co., Inc.; Trust Com¬
of Georgia, in Atlanta; R. D.
1961
Home
jointly, at
March
Feb. 22 for the purchase
on
group composed of The Merchants
school
Offering — Benedict
Garmisa, District Secretary, will
of
Central
Benjamin
—
District
sealed
of
White
and
191, Jonesville), La. '/>"
Sandifer,
lic
Blairstown Consol. School District,
Chicago 2), III.
pany,
the
maintenance
The
to
Pollock
interest
District
Offering
receive
terest
warrants
&
Bond
and
Bond
pation
County, Forest Preserve Dist.
(P- O. Room 335, Courthouse,
at
Box
from
Cook
Principal
Recreation
of
County (P. O.
Le¬
Charles
Trauernieht, of St. Louis.
|
(J-D) payable
National Bank
Co.,
pany
1989
to
and
Sale—An issue of
hospital
about
of
of
members
were
Due
Catahoula Parish, Four Rivers
$800,000 general fund tax antici¬
100.075,
J. Wilson & Co., as 4?8s, and
4%s.
Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due on Nov. 1
clusive.
&
approximately $3,500,000.
County (P. O.
Plymouth), Mass.
>
or
Chicago,
Bond Sale—An issue of
approved
1962
at
National
Columbia, III.
1988
payable
(CST)
public library building bonds
to
from
1959.
Jan.
Braintree, Mass.
optionally at
the
Chase
Manhattan
Bank, of
Bond Offering—Thelma C. HedNew York. Legality approved by
lund, Town Treasurer, will re¬
Grafton & Fleischer, of Louisville,
ceive
sealed
bids
until
11
a.m.
and
Chapman
&
Cutler,
of -(EST) on Feb. 3 for
-the pur¬
Chicago.
chase
of
$150,000 school bonds.
Co.;
Co., Inc., jointly.
sold
)
&
(Co-man¬
office.
Denver.
t
Nuveen
Corp.
Indianapolis), Ind.
Legality approved
by
Dawson,
Nagel, Sherman & Howard, of
1960
(J-D)
30,
Principal
Bank, Lexington,
248 —were
p.
&
$1,000,000
general obligation school building
refunding bonds
30
inclusive.
offered
agers), and Raffensperger, Hughes
of
of Feb.
June
on
Dec.
■
the
$9,004,-
and, in addition, there remains
in the contingency
Note
Francis I. du Pont & Co.; Wm.
LOUISIANA
(P. O. Buries), Idaho
as
Dated
'
reserves
from
revenues
MICHIGAN
Michigan Corporation; Hallgarten
of
purchase
basis
-v.'
a
Dated
District
bids until 8 p.m. (MST)
gality
bonds
191,
v.
Marion
Callable
bonds.
Corp.
Ind.
Counties
Offering—Ray D. Bohart,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
the
cate
$2,000,000 sanitary sewer revenue
$1,525,000 first
revenue
Securities
Bond
from
Jeff ersonville),
Sale—The
awarded
IDAHO
Class
O.
V mortgage
Corp., and McNeel Rankin, Inc.
Joint
the
100.0899,
Other
Clark
Clerk,
for
16
•
offered
bonds
year-end.
Plymouth
—
B-1960
remained
the
at
unexpended
reserve
Metropolitan District, Mass.
Sale
The
$2,974,000
3.74%.
will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on
Feb.
Cutler, of Chicago.
•
Treasurer's
Bond
Sale
The $1,100,000
hospital bonds offered Jan. 26—v.
191, p. 430—were awarded to a
Cassia
City
Todd,
102
1960.
191, p. 249—were awarded
to
a
syndicate headed by C. J.
Devine & Co., as 3%s, at a price
of
Offering—Florence
a.m.
sanitary
from
1
10
for
10
Dated
Jan.
on
will
until
$1,470,000
inclusive.
Coweta
bids
Feb.
on
of
Albert
—
Controller,
sealed
chase
GEORGIA
Offering
Losche, City
ceive
June
Bond
inclusive.
1980
26—v.
1979.
from
MASSACHUSETTS
series
1,
KENTUCKY
Indiana
Bond
1,
Nov.
on
of
Board
approved by Chap¬
Bond
Lexington, Ky.
1
from 1972 to 1980 inclusive.
the
and
1978
Due
&
Boston
1
inclusive.
1977
to
3s.
up
Jan.
>V
Trust
Indianapolis Sanitary District,
\
1.040,000
at
1962
as
Co., of In¬
dianapolis, as 4s, at a price of
100.26. a basis of about 3.96%. 7
1970 inclusive.
1968 to
as
Due
1971.
for
from
20,000
Nov.
on
built
$147.10
for
the ; year-end
of
sold
man
only
.
As
office. Legality
\
.
.
Due
4M»s.
as
Sira-
out¬
inter¬
every
is evidenced by the fact that with
approximately 100,' different toll
takers collecting a Jbtal of
$11,,
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able
at
the
District-Treasurer's
school
follows:
of
to
increased .at
change, the percentage of increase
varying from 4.2% to 26.8%.
%
The efficiency of toll
collection
15, 1960. Due on Feb.
1961
increased
start of operations totalled
A.
or
1958, while
revenues
Traffic, both incoming and
going,
Feb.
Feb.
from
15
:J'.7;.
of
and ; commercial
vehicle
increased 26.1%.
:
11.5%
unaccounted
(P. O. Morgan City),
ex¬
$559,282,
those
from
of
(
decreased
14.7%
252,975,
Offering—Sam
on
Dated
(P. O. Dubuque),
191, p. 148 — were awarded to
Morrisey & Co., at a price of par,
net interest cost of about 4.19%,
$140,000
t
•*'
building bonds offered Jan. 20—
as
ma¬
Drainage Commissioners, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
2
p.m.
'
sub¬
results
month
...
.
,
„
the
over
During the year, operating
15 for the pur¬
chase of $600,000 drainage bonds.
Rural Indep.
Sale—The $160,000
all
on
.the
1958.
Gravity Drainage
Secretary
cusa,
as
a
Haute), Ind.]
Terre
1,
Sale—The
building
1967 inclusive.
to
170,000
No.
Bond
coupon
Parish
Mary
(CST)
Twp*
in¬
additional
v,'<V.,'"
.
Bond
v.
from 1972 to 1991 inclusive.
Bond
Simmons,
on
1979
bear
¥2%
Dec. 1
inclusive.
Due
to
1
Louisiana
7
School District
,
$200,000
Neal
3.69%.
1977
District No. 3
price of 00159, a basis
a
of about
Tablemound
Honey Creek Twp. School Twp.
(P.
&
Iowa
on
4y4S. Due
as
Illinois
Ellis
were
—
Blyth &
Company,
Co.,
&
the
turities.
St.
4.15s.
as
of
terest
to
1960
bonds
The
Due on Dec.
1976 inclusive.
4^s.
as
composed of
group
3.70s, at
./■vyV-'-'
Inc.; Arnold & Crane, and Steiner,
Rouse & Co., at a price of par, a
net interest cost of about 4.22%.
a
revenues
,
offered
bonds
Barney
Co.,
revenue
26
group
a
4*/2S.
as
a
inclusive.
1966
to
to
and
from l967 to 1971 inclusive.
Jan.
248—were
p.
about
passenger
237,000
•
191, p. 431
v.
—
awarded
Smith,
penses
from
The $1,150,000
—
building
26
corresponding
from
Iowa
Jan.
of
$333,000
Community School Dist.,
BondSale
school
increase
«■^
and
5s. Due on Jan. 1 from
as
190,000
improvement
offered
100.0002,
of
the
Every
showed,
stantial
sidewalk
$10,153
.
Co.,
Securities
\\
1963
Certificate Sale—The $1,500,000
sewerage
certificates
of
cost
Raf-
Co.,
&
Hughes
follows:
Pensacola, Fla.
.*{j
Co., City Securi¬
Newman
$125,000
were
—
composed of
group
&
price
a
248
p.
(Co-Managers),
Corp.
payable at the Morgan
Guaranty Trust Company of New
York.
a
fensperger,
at
191,
v.
Nuveen
Channer
(A-O)
■
re¬
time for
same
of
Muscatine
offered
bonds
revenue
—
April 1 from 1961 to 1986
inclusive. Principal and interest
on
well,
Corp.
(P. O. R.R. No. 6, Frankfort), Ind.
Bond Sale—The $1,680,000 first
(P.O. Orlando), Fla.
Bond
School Bldg.
Prairie
be
also
will
bids
Sealed
$7,887,000.
month
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc.; Hattier & Sanford; Scharff & Jones,
011
Dec.
of
ments
calendar
t
.
,
composed of the Equitable Secu¬
rities Corporation; Merrill Lynch,
Feb. 2 for the purchase
$400,000 bridge bonds.
Dated
(CST)
4s. Due on Dec. 1 from
as
1964 to
Clinton
.
Monday, February 1, I960
^Bon&'Sale^The $570,000 public
improvement series 3 bonds of*
fered Jai*. 19 —v. 191, ^p. 249 —
were
awarded, to
a
syndicate
Shellady, City Clerk, will receive
sealed and oral bids until 2 p.m.
Chicago.
1963 inclusive.
from 1960 to
%.
Orlando Utilities Commission
D.
Walker
—
St. Martinsville), La.
V
b proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Dec.
on
Offering
,
1
.
.
(P. O.
Parish
Martin
St.
City, Iowa
'
,1,896,000 series D certificates, at
2%%.
\
V
v
; ,
v
.
(552)
Florida State University
housing
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
52
over
1958, resulting in a coverage of
1.18 times annual interest
require¬
about
4.39%,
$490,000
'
'
from
1967
as
from
to
4¥48.
1970 lo
2,450,000
1
4s.
as
from
775,000:
follows:
Due
I960 to 1966
345,000
•
as
5s.
as
from
as
on
July 1
inclusive.
July
Due
on
1969
inclusive.
Due
on
J#'*
1974'inclusive
4V2s,
Due on
1975 to 1984
inclusive
Due
Is.
as
Number 5921
191
Volume
July
on
.
New
1,
Richland
"Iveek
i
Osseo
Ray Allen Olson &
Inc.; M. B. Vick & Co.;
LM
'
•
■"
279, Minn.
will
Xeeland, Mich.
a
4.03%,
Zed
Jyere awarded
■
net interest cost
follows:
as
Washington
District
County,
No.
22
Herman
(P.
O.
Sch.
Islip Union Free School District
No. 4 (P. O. Sayville), N. Y.
Herman),
Offering:
—
bids
Sale
The
—
Mercantile Trust
H. A. Briggs,
Inc., Piper,- Jaffray
&
Hopwood, Caldwell, Phillips Co.,
and
Shaughnessy & Co.
\
p.m.
$1,450,000
Jan.
(call¬
20—v.
to The
Note
notes
250—were
bids until 2 p.m.
State
Dated
bonds.
Due
Feb.
on
inclusive.
1
Feb.
from
Legality
1963
Indep.
School
Offering—Dr.
District
Clerk,
sealed bids until
Feb.
15
Due
Feb.
The
bonds
Jan.
&
District
eral
Car-
J.
M.
from
1
Callable
par,
4.39%,
1963
260,000
series 8 bonds
terest
1960
p.
,
Par,
net
a
interest
cost
''000
as
5s. Due
on
Jan. 1 from
n3 to 1966 inclusive.
nnn
1.000,000
as
3.40s. Due
Jan.
as
3.30s. Due
on
Jan.
,1
,2.000,000
as 3.40s.
Due on Jan. 1
from ,1977 to 1980
inclusive. <
w<2?ei\mernbers
£odows:
n1Q
P'g* &
u
of the syndicate
Lehman Brothers,
Co., Blair
& Co., Inc.,
lschild & Co-> Shields &
&
Co., Hornblower &
.acon> Stevenson & Co.,
M0^?1CokS0n & Co-. Inc-» W. H.
SecuriH
Inc'' American
'
'ties ^Co,>
R
RopHo'
aC"'
j
Boston
MafA.lv.
£1
B.
Coodbody
Gibbons
&
Co.,
Ran!T & Co-> Kenower,
Na«onal Bank, of
d
AnZl &
Co-
Co.,
j"f.BaI1' Surge
Ellis
&
& Kraus,
uay & Hop wood, Mulr^eJs & Co., Shaughnessy
K- Baum f ^shman Co., George
lips Cn
'
Caldwell, PhilJnc.
M and Mannheimer-Egan,
Janev'
& Co'
w
1,
were
as
Bank,
of
sealed bids until 7:30
on
16
Feb.
the
for
p.m.
(CST)
of
purchase
school building bonds.
Feb. 1, 1960. Due on Feb. 1
$200,000
Dated
inclusive. Le¬
gality
approved by Faegre &
Benson, of Minneapolis.
from
1963
to
1973
Silver Bay,
Bond
were
not
$300,000
sold,
due
1961 to 1985 inclusive.
Southwest Mississippi
Not
Bonds
school
to
bonds
Sold
were
—
The
$15,000
sold, due
not
technicality.
a
1961 to 1963 inclusive.
Due from
Road
County
sealed
Sale—The
No.
4
(P.
Dated
28,
Treasurer,
bids
until
H.
will
noon
8, 1960. Due on Dec.
Principal and interest
at
the
First
National
Bank of Boston, in Boston. Legal¬
ity
by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
approved
NEW
be
received
the
school
until
purchase
and
of
1
$3,415,000
Legal¬
general bonds.
approved by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of New York.
Fair Lawn
Bond
School
District, N. J.
Sale—The $865,000
build¬
250—were
p.
awarded
Horn¬
to
blower &
ford
Special Sch.
Jr., Chancery Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 9 a.m. (CST) on
for
the
of $35,000 notes. Due from 1960 to 1963
Feb.
1
purchase
inclusive.
:z<
Weeks, and J. Ci Brad¬
Co., jointly, as 4.30s, at a
of 100.07, a basis of about
price
$700,000
gen¬
obligation
school building
offered Jan. 20—v. 191, p.
250—were awarded to a syndicate
,
bonds
by the
Bank of
4.23%.
Jan:
21
y
U
-
York City, N. Y.
Sale—Comptroller Law¬
$20,000,000 tax anticipation notes to
18
banks and
trust companies parNew
E. Gerosa awarded
rence
ticipatinug as members of The
City of New York short-term fi¬
nancing group.
The award, an¬
nounced Jan. 12, consisted of an
issue
of $20,000,000 to be dated
Jan. 14, 1960, payable May 4, 1960,
subject to redemption on or after
April 25, I960.
The notes bear
the
at
per
of
rate
31/4
and
annum
per
sub¬
are
given five days prior to such re¬
demption date.
The participating banks and the
allotted
notes
Chase
The
are:
Bank
Manhattan
$4,368,000; The
First National City Bank of New
York
Chemical
$4,270,000;
York
New
Trust
Company
Bank
$2,-
336,000; Morgan Guaranty Trust
Company of New York $2,194,000;
Manufacturers Trust Company
Marine
The
The
of New
York
$312,000;
Company
$118,000;
Trust
National
Grace
$354,000;
York
Bank
Empire
Trust
Midland
of New
Company
of
Bank
New
York
$112,000; Federation Bank &
Company $100,000; United
States
Trust
Company
of New
York
$98,000; Sterling National
Bank & Trust Company of New
Offering—Arthur
Comptroller,
sealed
bids
provement
1960.
(P.
from
Fulton),
Missouri
County
Bond Sale—The $175,000
nursing home bonds offered Jan.
19—v. 191, p. 250—were awarded
to The Mercantile Trust Company,
of
St.
Louis,
at
a
price
net interest cost of about
a
as
of par,
3.75%,
follows:
from
as
3%s. Due on
1964
to
1979
for
Dated
1962
to
the
im¬
Feb.
1984
1,
in¬
Twp. (P. O. Millington),
Feb. 15
inclusive.
MONTANA
Livingston, Mont.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Northwestern Na¬
Minneapolis, at a
Hastings College (Hastings), Neb.
Bond Sale—The $330,000 domi-
tory-1958 bonds offered Jan. 25—
v!
191, p. 150—were sold to the
Federal Housing and Home Fi¬
nance
Agency, as 3s, at a price
of
par.
Oxford,
offered
Jersey
$266,000
Jan.
25—v.
awarded
were
—
to
sewer
191,
a
p.
group
composed of Boland, Saffin, Gor¬
don & Sautter, J. B. Hanauer &
Co., and J. R. Ross & Co.,
as
at
basis
price
a
N.
Y.
,
Leach,
will
receive
(EST) on
Feb. 9 for the purchase of $97,000
water-1959 bonds.
Dated Dec. 1,
Village
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Due
Dec.
on
of
100.15,
a
inclusive.
1989
from
1
I960
interest
and
Principal
(J-D) payable at the Na¬
tional Bank of Oxford, in Oxford.
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
4.55s,
of
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Heckler
City.
Sykes,
&
Galloway,
of
New York
Rotterdam,
land
Central
Colonie
GuilderNo. 3
and
School District
(P. O. Schenectady),
N. Y.
$1,751,000 school
191,
p. 251—were awarded to a
syn¬
dicate headed by the Marine Trust
Company of Western New York,
in
Buffalo, and Chemical Bank
Bond Sale—The
4.53%.
1959 bonds offered Jan. 26—v.
Twp. School District (P. O.
$15,000
160,000
23
Amalgamated
$48,000; Kings
Bond Offering—Clara B.
to
250
The
,
Passaic
as
4s. Due on Feb. 15
from 1961 to 1963 inclusive.
$82,000;
County Trust Company, Brooklyn,
N. Y., $42,000, and Underwriters
Trust Company $23,000.
1959.
clusive.
New
O.
Feb.
bonds.
Due
Passaic
County
until
Siegel,
receive
will
purchase of $2,100,000 school
MISSOURI
Callaway
York
Bank of New York
Montclair, N. J.
Bond
■...
Dist.
6, Minn.
Sale—The
eral
of about
&
Stirling), N. J.
Sale—The
Bond
offered
bonds
250
$355,000 school
Jan.
25—v.
awarded
were
—
to
a
191,
p.
group
composed of Boland, Saffin, Gor¬
don & Sautter, J. B. Hanauer &
Co.,
Ross & Co., as
price of 100.05, a basis
J.
and
Buffalo, N. Y.
Sale—The $3,315,000 notes
Jan.
were
21—v.
awarded
to
191,
The
p.
$3,000,000
revenue
bond
2.81%.
Trust
4s, at
a
Co.,
of
New
price of 100.059,
basis of about 3.99%.
Other members of the
syndicate
follows: Blair & Co., Inc.,
Manufacturers and Traders Trust
were
&
as
Co.
NORTH
Chemical
anticipation
anticipation
'. Bond
Washington),
Carolina
Offering—W.
E.
Easter-
Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission,
will
receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
ling,
notes,
CAROLINA
Beaufort N. C. (P. O.
North
notes, at 2.87%.
at
a
follows:
as
315,000
as
250—
Bank New York Trust Co., of New
York,
York
Co., of Buffalo, Roosevelt & Cross,
Hornblower
&
Weeks,
Wood,
Struthers & Co., and R. D. White
NEW YORK
offered
New
York,
IR.
4.45s, at a
of about 4.44%.
Note
Bond
offered
191, p. 250—were awarded to
Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc., as
414s, at a price of 100.127, a basis
bids
March
Jan.
No.
bonds
$1,880,000; Bankers Trust Com¬
$1,630,000;
Irving
Trust
Company $1,022,000; the Hanover
Bank $1,006,000.
ity
Town
Offering—Jack E. Harper,
Note
$10,000 public
Paul
1959
pany
JERSEY
Englewood, N. J.
Offering — Sealed
Bond
will
v
ject to redemption at the option
of the
Comptroller upon notice
Feb.
1960.
payable
O.
Indianola), Miss.
Minn.
St.
hduse
interest
Feb. 3 for the purchase
on
County, Supervisors
District
NEBRASKA
tional
&
4.29%.
of par.
headed
Palmer
ing bonds offered Jan. 25—v. 191,
Mississippi
improvement bonds of¬ be received until Feb. 8 for the
25—v.
191, p. 432— purchase of $140,000 sewage dis¬
were
awarded to Mr. Frank M. posal plant bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
Crotty, of Duluth, as 5s, at a price 1960.
South
of
by
$500,000 temporary loan, notes.
for
cemetery
fered
Lothrop,
College (P. O. Magnolia),
& Co.
Offering—Robert J. Casa¬
McDonald-
Green,
March
District Clerk, will receive
k.
Corp., Geo.
Pipe,.
Bond
nova,
Junior
in¬
O. Shakopee),
(P.
Bank,
approved
County (P. O.
Exeter), N. H.
Offering — Winston
Note
County
(P. O.
technicality.
inclusive.
; Minnesota
,
a
Due from
1
Indep. School District
720
>
Pike
Sold—The
Not
Sunflower
Jan.
Inc., and Woodard-Elwood
No.
March 1
on
-i
—W.
centum
1
1960. Principal
1,
North
bonds
National
Legality
(EST)
1
Co.,
1967 to 1969 inclusive.
00,000
Jan.
Hopwood, Caldwell,
Mannheimer-Egan,
&
Phillips
1
9nn!°.m 1970 to 1976 inclusive.
1
Jan.
additional
from
11/2 %
Shakopee
on
1985
bear
Jaffray
.
to
1
Minneapolis, Allison-Williams Co.,
J.
M.
Dain
& Co., Inc., Piper,
price of
of 3.40%,
follows-
Due on
syndicate
First National
follows:
pC,) and Morgan Guaranty Trust
Bonds
school
inclusive.
the
of
bers
Jan.
July 1, 1961. Other mem-
to
Merchants
of
Magnolia), Miss.
1982 inclusive.
to
County,
3.44%.
Principal and interest payable at
receive
inclusive.
1974
Consol. School District
inclusive.
on
1978
1983:-to
of
on
Due on
4.40s.
as
bonds
The
Due
to
1979
from
1967
4.30s.
as
to
March
on
4V4S. Due
Pike County,
Due
to
1972
250,000
air-
a
price of
1
about
of
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Pike
was
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
3V2s, at a price of 100.45,
as
1
/
Trust
4.20s.
as
from
York, at
National
a
Due
March
191, p.
4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1971 inclusive.
as
280,000
149—
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
headed by
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
to., of New
Paul, at
March
payable at the Union
Planters National Bank, of Mem¬
phis. Legality approved by Charles
syndicate
a
1967
as
Dated
building
25—v.
4s.
as
$285,000
bonds
to
$300,000
and interest
&
First
3.80s.
as
1968 to
.
Minnesota
191,
in¬
follows:
as
105,000
2429
Sale—The $7,000,000
108,000
7
net interest cost of about
a
$105,000
of
University Avenue, St. Paul),
improvement,
Jan.
the
of St.
Bank,
Metropolitan
O.
120,000
addition
Rockingham
on
r-
West Sayville-Oakdale Fire
District (P. O. Montauk Highway,
S
West Sayville), N. Y.
; Bond Sale
The $108,000 fire
Note
Separate School
4%s. Due
as
Galloway, of New York
City.
r
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
from 1975 to 1980 inclusive.
196, Minn.
by
from
offered Jan. 25—v.
1
School District
school
Bank,
building bonds was sold to
Co., as follows:
$72,000
on
basis
District, Miss.
from
Jan.
additional
Indep.
&
Hazlehurst.
Bond Sale—An issue of
1
from July 1, 1960 to
offered
headed
neapolis.
(P.
on
sold
from 1961 to 1966 inclusive.
1963
as
Planters
&
of Bos¬
premium of
a
Dated Feb. 1, 1960.
Due on Feb.
from
1961
to
1980
inclusive.
$75,000
was
Alvis &
Jan.
awarded
Boston.
Merchants
1973 inclusive.
Due
1
Hall
Inc.,
of Allen
composed
group
National Bank,
a
issue of
bonds
sold to
was
Bond Sale—An issue of
City
the
of
1
Sale—The $1,000,000 gen¬
from
Minneapolis'St. Paul
Airports Commission
on
250—were awarded to
(CST)
the
Feb.
on
Heckler &
—
<
Keene, N. H.
Company, the Bank of Hazlehurst,
inclusive.
Due
obligation
bonds
receive
p.m.
Jan.
1, 1962.
Bond
Legality approved
by Dorsey, Owen,, Barber, Marquart
&
Windhorst,
of
Min¬
Port
plant
1
15, 1960.
and
Jan. 1 from
on
bear
terest of 1%
1976.
Bond
a
inclusive.
4.30s.
Rosemount
will
7:30
for
inclusive.
1,
to
from 1974 to 1980 inclusive.
purchase of
$560,000 general obligation school
building bonds.
Dated
Feb.
1,
1984
1970
4.10s.
as
on
1966
to
from 1971 to
by
Kyle
to
as
90,000
No, 413, Minn.
I960.
30,000
Due
4s. Due
as
1967
1989
to
approved
1963
No.
Marshall
on
Sale—An
industrial
First
ton, at 3.06%,-plus
p.
Bank
Jan.
on
inclusive.
1965
to
191,
The
to
Due
school
1960.
1,
Le¬
Sale—An issue of $700,000
anticipation notes
The
Dec.
Hazlehurst, Miss.
of
3.70s.
as
40,000
v
construc¬
Gilbert, Morton,
Macartney, of St. Paul.
row,
1961
Bond
Bank,
of
Min¬
First Robbinsdale
and
Bank,
from
Briggs,
Bond
from
Note
tax
1 from
Principal
I slip
school
22—v.
awarded
Greenwood.
Oxford Municipal
Minn.
hospital
County
Blair.
$7.00. Dated Jan. 26, 1960. Due
Separate
$27,000
Jan.
Robbinsdale, at a
price of par, at a net interest cost
of about 4.30%, as follows:
purchase of $300,000 gen¬
eral obligation
tion
of
a
National
neapolis,
will
17 for the
receive sealed
(CST) on Feb. 3
the
of
Oct.
on
inclusive.
(A-O) payable at The
Oysterman's Bank & Trust Com¬
pany,
of Sayville. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
and
at
office,
Due
1989
to
and interest
1962
Omaha.
District, Miss.
Sale—The
offered
$40,000
will
payable
from
1959.
1,
1960
gality approved by Wells, Martin,
Lane,
Baird
&
Pedersen,
of
$25,000
sold to The
was
Municipal
School
y.
—
Sale—An issue of
Greenwood
Company of St.
191, p. 149 — were
syndicate composed
of Kalman & Co., Inc., Juran &
Moody, Inc., E. J. Prescott & Co.,
First
Offering—G. V. Erickson,
for the
20
awarded to
■
ing bonds.
Clerk,
interest
Treasurer's
1
Oct.
1,
Principal
inclusive.
Claremont, N. H.
First National Bank, of Memphis.
Due from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
Sale—The $200,000 gen¬
obligation park bonds offered
eral
purchase of $450,000 school build¬
Bond
March
on
March
NEW HAMPSHIRE
water tank bonds
Robbinsdale, Minn.
Minn.
Lake City,
Due
1980
Dated
Florence, Miss.
Bond
Kimball Indep. School District
received until Feb.
bonds.
MISSISSIPPI
Louis, and William Blair & Co.,
jointly, as 3M>s, at a price of
100.039, a basis of about 3.49%.
purchase of $105,000 genral obligation sewage treatment
lant bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1960.
)Ue on Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1980
iclusive. Legality approved
by
lorsey, Owen, Barber, Marquart
i Windhorst, of
Minneapolis.
City
Co.,
Bond
facility series A
able) bonds offered Jan.
191, p. 149—were awarded
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
building
1960.
&
the
be
in¬
to
County (P. O. St. Paul),
hospital
Clerk, will receive sealed
No. 739,
additional
Aug.
Minnesota
until 8 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 1
ids
3r
bear
from Aug. 1, 1960
1, 1961. Other members
of the syndicate were as follows:
Allison-Williams Co., J. M. Dain
No.
8
bonds
(CST) on Feb. 1
for the purchase of $125,000 school
inclusive.
terest of 1.80%
on
Bond
Ell River, Minn.
Bond
1981
to
'
until
to
-
MINNESOTA
Tillage
V
Sealed
—
received
Ramset
"
.
The
Feb. 10 for the purchase
$1,555,000 school building
to Kenower, Mac-
Co.
Arthur &
1979
In¬
bonds. Due from 1965 to 1990 incl.
Sale—The $110,500 bonds
Jan. 18-v, 190, p. 2666-
Bond
Offering
be
(CST)
;
of
r
Feb. 1
on
inclusive.
Indep. School District
Bond
Co., and Mar¬
Charles Parcells &
tin & CO.
.' ^
1981
F-A.
inc.;
Co
1960. Due
to
Legality approved by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
Boulevard Bank,
Shannon & Co.; Tripp
Thicafio;
1961
terest
&
MacArthur
Kenower,
Feb. 1,
from
National
•
t
Dated
Whipple & Co.;
Bacon,
Hammill & Co, Bache
rn-
Co
of about
;
'■
,•
price of 100.03,
Offering—Dr. George H
District Clerk, will receive
53
—
i
"
i
Dist
(553)
of the syndiNebraska
$280,000 as 3.80s. Due on Feb. 1
Bond Offering—Edith A. HemOlds,
u/pre
as follows:,-Harriman
from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.,
Bond Offering
Kenneth B.
pel, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30
p.m. (EST)
& Co
Inc.; Eastman Dil270,000 as 3.90s. Due on Feb. 1 Wachter, Secretary of Board of sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
on
Feb.
11
for
the purchase of
union
Securities
& Co,
from 1973 to 1978 inclusive. Education, will receive sealed bids Feb. 10 for the purchase of $1,$250,000 school
building bonds
W!(ter & Co.; Hornblower
150,000 as 4s. Due on Feb. 1 from until 7:30 p.m.
055,000 school-1959 bonds. Dated
®
i
Indep. School
Bond
members
nthor
as
Financial Chronicle
No. 827, Minn.
1985.
to
The Commercial and
.
.
54
wr,
OHIO
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Feb. 2 for
the purchase of $50,000 refunding
bonds,
.
$25,000 school bonds.j Due on Feb.
1 from 1963 to 1967 inclusive.
Due
1967
from
1
Feb.
on
to
Feb.
Dated
Principal
1960.
1,
to
payable in
New York City. Legality approved
bv Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
Carthy, of New York City.
Harris
of
&
Bond Sale—The
offered
251
to
191,
at
Twp.
Bond
a
Feb.
on
Due
Dec.
on
1
to
10
for
the
from
1961
to
terest
as
1971
425,000
1976 to
from
100.000
l*4s.
as
and
1985
Due
June
on
1,
E.
the
(EST)
Easter-
Due
purchase of SI28,000 bonds,
as
June
June
1961
from
1
Jan.
21
Co.,
to
1,
1959. Principal
(J-D) payable at The
First National City Bank, of New
York, in New York City. Legality
4%s,
at
were
—
Harris
Westheimer
as
bonds
&
price
a
&
Co.,
Co.,
will
Commission,
(EST)
a.m.
Raleigh
Feb. 2 for
on
June
1
from
1961
offered
Jan.
The
20—v.
awarded
composed
Ohio
to
190,
a
Company,
p.
syndi¬
McDonald
of
4.39%.
Bond
Offering—W.
ling, Secretary
&
Fulton
-
Hospital, Inc. (P. O.
Bond Sale—An issue of
hospital
sold
District
from
1961
Due
about
(M-S) payable
at
the First National City Bank
of New York, in New York City.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy, of New
York City.
Note
school
notes
Sale—An
Bank
Smithfield,
&
Richland
District
to
The
Trust
Due
No.
IS
Dewight
(P. O.
of
Wahpeton),
(P.
until
O.
school
&
Port
4%s, at
County Auditor's of¬
p.m.
(CST)
on
Feb. 4
$130,000 school
building bonds. Dated
Jan. 1, 1960.
Due
1961
on
April 1 from
inclusive.
Interest
approved by
ber,
A-O.
to
&
Minneapolis.
1979
Legality
Dorsey, Owen.
Marquart
1
from
1961
to
1970
Bar¬
Windhorst,
of
Washington), Ohio
$327,000
was
sold to
composed of The First
Cleveland Corp., Wm. J. Mericka
Clerk, will receive sealed
4
sealed
group
the
for the purchase of
County Com¬
receive
building bonds
bids
fice until
will
noon
Dec.
on
District
at
of
Bond Sale—An issue of
:
a
Offering—Archie D. Score,
at
Ball, Burge & Kraus,
Joyce & Co., as 4 Vis,
B.
price
a
of
102.27,
basis
a
of
of
Co.,
and
a
McDonald
&
price of 101.077,
Co.,
Local
School
a
basis
District
(P. O. Arcanum), Ohio
Bond
to
in¬
and
25,000
(F-A) payable at the City
Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
proved by Shuler, Sayre. Winfree,
& Rankin, of Portland.
v
1960.
Due
March
on
Horn
1
Bond
water
the
for
time
same
the
1
March
'
~
will
of
$75,000
1
receive
sealed
waterworks
improve¬
until
24
for
the
at
on
Jan.
1
1980 inclusive. Prin¬
United
of
bonds.
revenue
interest
and
(PST)
purchase of
1, 1960. Due
1962 to
cipal
receive
a.m.
the
electric
Dated Jan.
(J-J)
States
Portland
28
National
(Oregon),
of
(P. O. 3811 S. E. Concord
District
sealed
bids
Feb.
on
Clerk,
until
16
Aug.
on
1
clusive.
for
will
7:30
receive
(PST)
p.m.
the
purchase
obligation
Feb.
from
1,
1961
Principal
(F-A)
payable
school
1960.
Due
1972
to
of
in¬
interest
and
the
at
County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
&
7:30
Rankin, of Portland.
District, Pa.
Dec.
Dated
15
from
Feb.
1960
1,
1960. Due
to
1974
on
inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Shu¬
ler Sayre, Winfree &
Rankin, of
Portland.
Board of Di¬
sealed bids
(EST) on Feb. 9
Dated
bonds.
interest
payable
000
Curry County School District No.
SC (P. O. Gold Beach),
Oregon
Bond
$160,000
gen¬
obligation bonds offered Jan.
19—v.
to
Sale—The
191,
The
Oregon, of
Jefferson
Bond
p.
First
284—were awarded
National
97.50,
sold
Lynch.
Burgwin,
"Ruffin,
Principal
and
Munson,
Sale—An
Bond
sold
issue
of
1959.:
1,
Bond
Sale—An
000
water
v
$80,000
sold
to
Sept.
to
:
1959.
1,
Due
issue
of
by
1,
195.9.
Due
inclusive.
from
Ruffin,
Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
was
Perry
East Deer
Cisek,
Commissioners/
to
Bank
of
Madras),
Offering
Nellie Watts,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
—
bids until 2:30 p.m. (PST)
3
for
the
purchase
of
on
Feb.
$200,000
County Court
Dated
:
&
Board
Feb.
8
will
000
March
1
1,
from
1961
1960.
to
Due
Bond
000
of
July
1,
1959.
Due
&
Co.
from
Burgwin,
of Pitts¬
000
to
.
syndicate
headed
1,
on
•
$2,35.v
sold
C. C
bonds.
March
1963; $20,000 as 3.80s, due
March 1, 1964; $20,000 a*
as
3,90s, due
$20,000 as
'
1966;
-
on
by
follows:
as
revenue,
sewer
$15,000
;
_y
issue of
seric<3 of 1960 bonds was
a
.
Dated
.
Sale—An
$450,000
Eastern
Moore, Leonard & Lynch.
V
-
Collings & Co.,
to
Legality approved
by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl,
of
Pittsburgh.
Sale—An issue of $92,000
water revenue bonds was sold to
to
Norristown), Pa.
Bond
1999 inclusive.
Bond
.
1968
(Montgomery County), P• 0>
Dated
Armstrong County Munici¬
pal Authority (P. O. Elderton),
Pennsylvania,
$175,-
to
inclusive.
from
burgh/,
$105,-
1964
issue" of
Singer, Deane &
Dated
Sept.
1, 1959-
sold
Upper Montgomery Joint Authority
000 water revenue bonds was
sold
to
C. C. Col
lings
Read¬
\
1999
Petersburg Borough Authority,
Pennsylvania
issue
Legality ap¬
Legality approved by
Ruffin, Perry & Pohl,
Due
on
inclu¬
Legality approved by Reed,
Smith, Shaw & McClay, of Pitts¬
burgh.
Sale—An
u
Sale—An
was
Scribner.
sive.
East
Callable
de¬
1960.
1,
North
Sewickley Twp. Municipal
Authority (P. O; Sewickley), fa.
of
bonds.
1980
syndi¬
the
1, 1965, at 103, and
thereafter.
of Harrisburg.
er,
receive
obligation
March
.
proved by Rhoads, Sinon &
bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on
for the purchase of
$110,-
general
of
follows:* Kidder, Pea-
March
March
on
creasing
of'
414s.
as
Bodine; Rambo, Close
Inc., and Joseph Lin¬
:.h' / V
Kerner,
coln Ray.
,
sealed
&
&
Twp. (P. O. Creighton),
Secretary
as
Due
:
1, 2000.
members
were
Crouter
Pennsylvania
Offering — Lawrence
Bond
4%s.
Co., Inc.; C. C.
Collings & Co., Inc.; Hemphill.
Noyes & Co.; Hess, Grant & Rem¬
ington, Inc.; Yarnall, Bicldle &
Co.,
DeHaven
&
Townsend:
Legality approved
Burgwin,
y
body & Co.; Butcher & Sherrerd;
Pa.
1964
*
.
as
Warren W. York &
sold to Butcher & Sherrerd. Dated
1999
March
on
Other
cate
$250,-
bonds
revenue
; y
,
^
March
Due
from
Municipal Authority,
Sale—An
;
was
by
water
July
and 1980.
1, 1987.
1,075,000 "term bonds,
Legality
Burgwin,
Ruffin,
Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Bond
and
370,000 term bonds,
1984' inclusive.
approved
Berlin
4.20s, due on March
1978;: $90,000 as
41As,y.due on March 1, 1979
y
Singer, Deane & Scribner;
Dated
1960
bonds
1
inclusive;
as
U1977
from
Authority, Pa.
issue of $290,-
revenue
March
1970
and 1974; $70,000 as 4.15s, due
on
March <1, 1975 and 1976;
,
on
Borough
to
*
1972
to
1999 inclusive.
Legality
approved
by
Burgwin,
Ruffin,
Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Beliefonte
inclusive; $110,-
due-on
1967
as
from
1
as 4.05s, due on March
1, 1971 and 1972; $70,000 as
4.10s, due on March 1, 1973
$225,-
Due
1966
$75,000
March
on
$60,000
parking revenue bonds was
to Moore, Leonard & Lynch.
Oct.
bonds:
4s,
as
from
Ambridge Parking Authority, Pa.
000
<
to
000
of
&
t
due
1964
Company,
1960
syndicate
a
by Ira Haupt & Co., at
net interest cost of 4.52%,
a
33/4S,
;
by
Elliott
sold, to
$555,000 serial
Altoona
the
at
series
revenue,
follows:
as
Philadelphia.
Bond
general-obligation
by
was
headed
1,
Legality approved
Townsend,
Portland.
County (P. O.
Oregon
&
1, 1959. - Due from
inclusive.
Legality
1976
sewer
bonds
1961
1
Central Bank and Trust
of Altoona.
March
from
March
on
Dated
eral
Sept.
to
$335,-
was
(Berks County) (P. O. Reading),
Pennsylvania
y: Bond Sale—An -issue of
$2,000,-
Thomp¬
L.
of
inclusive.
1980
to
000
p.m. (PST) on Feb. 9
purchase of $601,000 school
bonds.
sold to
of
bonds
Leonard
approved
bids until 8
for the
was
issue
revenue
Moore,
1960
to
receive
p.m.
Due
1960.
Dated
County School District
Road, Milwaukee 22), Oregon
Bond Offering — Clare
Edmiston,
Sale—An
Dated
payable
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
No.
will
(limited)
Greengo,
will
9:30
issue of
$45,000
bonds
,
sewer
to
for the purchase of $500,000 gen¬
eral obligation improve m ent
People's Utility
Newport), Oregon
Secretary,
$475,000
000
/
Offering—R.
Secretary
son,
until
Offering—John
Feb.
on
Altoona School
Bond
rectors,
Lincoln
bids
]
Muhlenberg Twp. Authority
sealed
for the purchase
OREGON
District
Feb.
Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
ment bonds.
District (P. O.
1961
on
inclusive.
PENNSYLVANIA
Offering—Ruby Williams,
Clerk,
bids until Feb.
Sale—An
revenue
Bond
at
purchase
from
Due
1978
Kittaning Borough Municipal
■
A uthority. Pa.
$75,000 general obligation
on
1
fin, Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
1,
1961
be received
Feb
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1959.
Due in 1998. Le¬
gality approved by Burgwin, Ruf¬
^
bids will
Sealed
1980 inclusive.
City
3V2S.
as
from 1976 to
,
inclusive.
1980
to
Sentinel, Okla.
Bond
March
Dated
on
Twp. Water Authority
(P. O. Johnstown), Pa.
(PST) on Feb. 8 for the purchase
$100,000
general
obligation
bonds.
Due;
Jackson
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Due
Sale—The $535,000 school
"House
bonds.
Dated
March
15,
bonds offered Jan. 21— 1960. Due on
March 15 from 1961
v.
191, p. 151—were awarded to to "1976
inclusive.
Legality
ap¬
J. A. White & Co., as 4',4
s, at a
proved by Howard A. Rankin, of
price of 100.60, a basis of about
Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin,
of Portland.
building
1961
from
1
Principal
3l/2S.
as
Feb, 1 from
inclusive.
from 1967 to 1970 inclusive.
50,000 as 3%s.
Due on Feb
]
from l'Dtl to 1975 inclusive.
city
shops bonds. Dated March 1, 1960.
OKLAHOMA
as
about 4.61%.
Southeastern
on
on
of
(-
:>
terest
of
about 4.08%.
4.61%.
Salem'Washington Local Sch, Dist.
School
North Dakota
Bond
&
Principal and interest
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by
Peck,
Shaffer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
DAKOTA
County,
McDonald
inclusive.
First
Co.,
and John
general
(EST) on Feb. 15
for
the
purchase
of
$100,000
County Courthouse addition (lim¬
ited) bonds. Dated March 1, 1960.
at 2.44%.
NORTH
f
bids
issue of $200,000
awarded
was
p.
Corporation;
Co.; William
&
Dated
missioners,
building bond anticipation
Citizens
Hutton
E.
bonds.
Board
C.
N.
191,
syndicate
a
\Clackamas County School District
No. 62C (P. O.
Ross County
Oregon City),
(P. O. Chillicothe),
Oregon
Ohio
Bond
Offering —Edwin Ditto,
Bond Offering—Alfred
Immell, District
Clerk, will receive sealed
Clerk of
cipal and interest
Montgomery County,
W.
Blair & Co.;
$96,000
The
Ohio
Company,
and
Sweney Cartwright & Co., as 4%s,
at a
price of 101.13, a basis of
1
inclusive.
drainage
(P. O. Ripley), Ohio
Co.,
inclusive. Prin¬
1978
to
March
on
Due
1970
Equitable Securities
Sale—The $537,000 school
of
40,000
Due
1966
to
price
cost
follows:
as
4s.
as
1961
>
a
interest
net
a
4.51%,
$60,000
of
Federal
composed
group
receive
will
.obligation
im¬
Dated Feb. 1,
Feb.
1960.
to
100.004,
about
bonds.
provement
composed of Glore, Forgan & Co.;
was
building bonds offered Jan. 19—v.
191,4 p. 51—were awarded
to
a
Easter-
of
1960.
$244,000
bonds
Ripley-Union-Lewis Local School
tary sewer, series B bonds. Dated
1,
the
to
revenue
Housing and
Home Finance Agency, as 3s, at a
price of par.
Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will
receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Feb. 9 for
the purchase of $2,000,000 sani¬
March
1959
Bond
E.
151—were awarded to
Clackamas
High Point, N. C.
*
1960
Sandusky), Ohio
Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
Morgan
Guaranty Trust Co., of New York
City. Legality approved by Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly & Mitch¬
ell, of New York City.
of
until 7:30 p.m. (PST)
for the purchase of
general
$30,000
190,
v.
Springfield, Oregon
Bund Offering—William E. Man$1,250,000
(limited tax) sell, City Recorder-Treasurer, will
Portland.
Providence
inclusive.
■'>
&
Roth
15
bonds offered Jan. 19_
p. 2295—were awarded
-
bonds offered Jan. 27—v.
Bank
1983
to
Doll
Weil,
and
Sal e—The
series
sewer
from
purchase of $400,000 sanitary
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1959.
on
Inc.,
Irving Co., as 4V2S, at a price
100.58, a basis of about 4.43%.
of
Bond
Sale—The $552,000 school
sewer
Due
&
of about
receive
sealed bids at his office in
11
Isphording,
Reid & Co., Braun, Bosworth &
Co., Inc., and Roose & Co., as
4*2S, at a price of 101.06, a basis
Easter-
E.
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
Heimerdinger,
&
of
Local School District,
2502—were
City, N. C.
Offering—W.
Woody
Ohio
cate
Bond
syndicate composed of Seasongood
& Mayer, Pohl & Co., Inc., Walter,
basis of 4.61%.
a
Bond
by Reed, Hoyt, Wash¬
McCarthy, of New York
Forest
191, p. 151-r-were awarded to a
Central
City.
the
Stranahan,
to
Plymouth
approved
until
51
p.
Dec.
&
building bonds.offered Jan. 25—
v.
bids
gen¬
tax)
Kidder, Peabody & Co., at
Recorder,
City
$175,000
obligation improvement (lim¬
ited
Offering—Patricia J. Par¬
Feb.
on
Sale—The
eral
Myrtle Point, Oregon
sealed
Perrv
;
Berwyn), Pa.
Bond
by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Ran¬
son,
m
Twp. School District
(P. O. 52 HowellOille
Road,
kin, of Portland.
Bond
from; 1964
Legality-approved
Easttown
(M-S) payable at the City Treas¬
office.- Legality
approved
■
Sale—The $522,000 school
School District,
191,
v.
and
jointly,
and interest
ment
Local
—
101.286.
burn
interest
and
Sale—The S290,000 build¬
awarded
1976 inclusive.
Dated
1970
Principal
Mills
Bond
clusive.
on
to
1961
ing and equipment bonds offered
70,000 street improvement bonds.
Due
1960.
from
1
—4y
.
sealed
urer's
Bricker,
Evatt,
&
Niehoff,
of
(P. O. Dayton), Ohio
Bond
Ohio
1961
from
1
Kings
v'y'.V;,y' 4:
bonds. Due on
to 1972 in¬
40.000 fire station
Dec.
on
,
Due
Burgwin,; Ruffin,
Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
•
Zanesville, Ohio
Feb. 15,
Dated
by
Eckler
Barton,
Bond
payable at the Glouster
of Glouster.
Legality ap¬
proved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
\
$18,000 fire equipment bonds. Due
on
June 1 from 1961 to 1967
inclusive.
approved
:
(J-D)
Bank,
follows:
■
Ohio
Offering—Elmer D. Davis,
inclusive.
Feb. 2 for
on
$500,000 student nurses dormi¬
revenue bonds. ; Dated
Aug. 1, 1958. Due on Aug. I from
1961
to
1998
inclusive. Legality
tory-1958
Cincinnati.
of
bonds.
truck
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
a.m.
Le¬
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Feb. 4
for
the purchase of $10,000 fire
Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will
receive
11
Williams,
Bond
1986.
Offering—W.
Portsmouth.
Jacksonville,
ling,
until
of
&
Chapel Hill, N. C.
Bond
Bank
Due on June 1
7984 inclusive.
334s.
as
Principal and in¬
payable at the Na¬
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
4s. Due on June 1 from
to 1975 inclusive.
'
250,000
(J-D)
tional
6s. Due on June 1 from
1970 inclusive.
a.m.
J
inclusive.
1970
10
19o9.
by
(PST) on Feb. 2
for the purchase of $26,000 fire,
station
bonds.'- Dated
March- 1,
1960. Due on March 1, 1961 to 1973
inclusive. Principal and
interest
Wayne Twp. Local School District
purchase of $35,000 fire house and
equipment bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
1960.
until
1,
inclusive.
1999
bids until 8 p.m.
Feb. 9 for the purchase
on
Monday, February 1, I960
.
July
City Recorder, will receive
A.
of
Offering—Joseph F.Adams,
(EST)
noon
McCarley & Company,
as
1961
(EST)
bids
sealed
receive
Columbus.
tees, will receive sealed bids until
group
price of 100.0039, a net inter¬
cost of about 3.81%, as follows:
$500,000
0
4.15%.
Franklin
O.
(P.
price
a
a
est
-4
at
Charles
—
.
Brisbane,
Offering—Elsie
Bond
Jones, Association Treasurer, will
Clerk of Board of Township Trus¬
p.
composed of John Nuveen & Co.,
Alex. Brown & Sons, Ira Haupt
& Co.. and
were
Furnace), Ohio
26—v.
awarded
were
—
4Vis,
as
basis of about
a
Green
$1,275,000 water
Jan.
—
composed of
group
Co.,
100.93,
Burlington, N. C.
bonds
a
150
p.
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., The
Ohio
Company, and Stranahan,
(F-A)
interest
and
191,
y.
—
awarded
inclusive.
1969
25
Offering
.
Monmouth, Oregon
"
(Jross Hospital Associa(Columbus), Ohio
Ohio
of
Bond
Ohio
Sale—The $755,000 school
building, series 1960 bonds offered
Jan.
White
tion
City School District,
....
Bond
bonds.
bridge
and
road
25,000
Park
Deer
follows:
as
The
•
Chronicle
and Financial
The Commercial
(554)
on
4s,
March
due
$20,000
March
; 4.10s,-duo
$20,000
3.70s, due on
as.
1,
on
as
1,
Ma ret
on
4.05s, -due
1967; $20,000 ay
March
17
4.15s,. due on
196<j.
Marcn
.Number 5921
191
Volume
$25,000 as 4.20s,. due
March 1, 1970; $25,000 as
1969;
i
nn
.
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
building
bonds.
1960. Due
on Feb. 15 from 1961 to
Dated
Feb,
15
receive sealed bids until
March 1, 1971;
JX 000 as 4.30s, due on March
i
1972; $50,000 as 4.35s, due
March 1, 1973 and 1974;
«60 000 as 4.40s, due on March
1990 inclusive/ Principal and interest (F-A) payable at the Silsbee State Bank, of Silsbee, or at
a bank located in a Federal Reserve City. Legality approved by
and 1976; $60,000 as Vinson, Elkins, Weems & Searls
clue
diAs
nn
}
197.5
on
due
445s
March 1, 1977 of Houston.
on
andM9rch T^^1979
1980^
and
..«.
c°'i
*
t
M
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke;
A
Webster Dougherty
& Co.;
Poole & Co., and Smith & Root.
Lvnch;
group composed of Wil-
540,000
as
from
Authority
5s.
1983
Due
to
March
approved
Resources
(P. O. San Juan),
4%s. Due
as
Dated
Rico Water
Puerto
as
March
on
1
from 1976 to 1982 inclusive.
RICO
PUERTO
Crowe,
by
1,
McCall,
&
:
1
inclusive.
1960.
McCall
Dallas.
March
on
1991
Legality
Parkhurst,
Horton,
of
Houston, Texas
Increased Revenues—
Bond Sale—The $9,800,000 genof the Authority
1959 amounted to eral obligation (limited) bonds
in November,
$3457.016 compared with $3,015,- offered'Jan. 27—v. 191, p. 252—
945 in November of 1958, accord- were
awarded to a syndicate
ing to S. L. Descartes, Executive headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
Director of the Authority..
•
•
A ..and
Chase Manhattan Bank, of
Reports
Total
revenues
the
for
Revenues
months
12
1959 totaled $38,-
ended Nov. 30,
838,420 against $35,911,540 in the
corresponding 12 - month period
before.,
the year
New
York,
3%s and 4s,
as
at
a
price of 100.049, a net interest
cost of about 3.77%.
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows: Bankers Trust
16
ment
Manager,
for
Due
McCall,
_
g
RHODE
East
tax
Nuveen &
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc., Horn..blower & Weeks, Alex. Brown &
notes
was Sons, .Roosevelt &
Cross, Kean,
& Hutzler, Taylor & Co.,. Stroud & Co., Inc.,
Providence,
R.
issue
/.
of $1,500,-
anticipation
sold to Salomon
Bros.
at
premium of $27.
3.10%, plus
a
Dated Jan. 28,
I960.. Due
July
on
26, 1960.
TENNESSEE
Knox County (P.
school
series
Jan. 26
O. Knoxville),
J./A.
awarded to
a
bonds
191,
v.
—
$2,000,000 rural
1960
p.
252
offered
—
were
syndicate headed by
the Equitable Securities
Corpora-
tion,
follows*
as
smnnnn
™
r/t
Trust
Co.,
ji/
Hogle
Harris
'-Davis
&
&
Co.,
Stranahan,
Co.,^ Shelby
Co.,
&
Piper,
Cullom
Jaffray
Hop wood, Singer, Deane &
Seribner,-Freeman & Co., Townsen^, Dabney &_ Tyson, Clement
Evans & Co., Inc., Joseph, Mel-
Kerner, Inc., Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc., Shawell & Co., and
inclusive.
r,
Tfigtstain.'«»
as
3.70s.
1974 and
Due
1975.
on
May
,
Bank, Memphis, John Nuveen &
Co., Cumberland Securities Corp.,
Davidson & Co., Federation Bank
Trust
Co.,
American
New
National
Bank
vhle, C. H. Little
First
York
'Nash-
&; Co.; Union
Planters National
Bank, Nashville,
Provident Bank, Cincinnati, Third
National
Bank,
&
Nashiville, Bree'd
Harrison, Inc., Mid-South'Se-
curities
Co.,* and
Mayer,
* -•
*
Seasongood"&
,
•
Kress Indep. School District
(P. O. Tulia), Texas
1,
'
Other members of the
syndicate •;
were
as
follows:
First J- National
&
&
Co., Inc., Woodcock, Hess, Moyer
'& «Co.'r -Inc.,
Rambo, Close &
n
^3/
nnn^Q
600,000
of
len & Miller, Inc., Fox, Reusch &
1
lQfiVto i?fi7e-°ni
from
94ft
ov'
Union
,4Qfi9DUe 0n May
!
linnnn
Fidelity
Newark, Hirsch & Co., Bache &
Co., Spencer Trask & Co., Hayden,
Stone & Co.,
Francis I. duPont
& Co., Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.,
Gregory & Sons, Goodbody & Co.,
Tennessee
Bond Sale—The
Co., White, Weld & Co.,
B«"d, Sal«—A? issJue of $22?i°?°
®?h?0'bulidl"g b^n
Underwood, ^Neuhaus & Co., and
Dittmar & Co., Inc., jointly,
follows:
/ f
*
$85,000 as 5s. .Due on Feb. 1 from
'V 1961 to 1969 inclusive,
.
,
30,000 as 4s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1970 to 1972 inclusive.
35,000 as 4%is. Due on Feb. 1
from 1973 to 1975 ihclusiVe.
75,000 as 4V4s. Due on Feb. 1
' /..from 1976 to 1980 inclusive,
*
,
1962 to 1975
approved; by
&
composed
/\mi-
of
W.J
_i'i»
,
Hamilton
Dated Feb. 1, 1960. Due on Feb.
from
1961
to; 1980
inclusive.
Legality
approved
by
McCall,
Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall & Hor¬
ton, of Dallas.
Lubbock, Texas
•
,
.
Bond\
Offering—Lavenia Lowe,
by
sold
to
syndicate
a
Harris
Trust
&
1 -from
-
2,350,000
1
from
2,000,000
1
»
1971
Other
cate
City
4s.
Bank,
BoardS
of
e^Wi11 receive sealed bids
for thJ
P rn.. (CST) on Feb. 8
tne
Purchase of
$295,000 school
Bond Offering —
Superintendent of
J. J. Pearce,
Schools, will
16
the
Bond
interest
Feb.
Treasurer,
15
for
Dated Feb. 1,
Feb.
1,
Currie, and Charles J. Eubank Co.
At
the same time a syndicate
Smithers &
the successful bidder for
system
Co.
the
revenue,
price
of
series
I960
par,
bonds,
at
a
District
No.
$280,000
as
195,000
as
Bond
on March 1
1970 inclusive.
Due on March 1
4Y4s.
.from 1974 to. 1985.,inclusive.;,
Other
of
members
were
Offering—A. A. Tremper,
Rauscher,
Co., Inc.; Wood, Struth-
Pierce &
ers
&
will
Treasurer,
Dated Dec.
1961
from
receive
the
a.m.
1, 1959. Due
Co.;
Bacon,
Securities
Stevenson
Courts
Co.;
&
Stephens,
Inc.; Townsend,
& Tyson; Wallace, Geruldsen & Co., and Harrington &
Co.;
Dabney
Co., Inc.
interest
(J-D)
approved
&
Weter,
by
Shefelman, of Seattle.
Bond
County
son,
ceive
(PST)
bids
school
general
bonds.
from
Due
Legality
10
First
Riverton,
approved
by
Sherman
Nagel,
National
of
Riverton.
Dawson,
Howard, of
&
Denver.
CANADA
QUEBEC
Arvida Protestant School Trustees,
Quebec
1980
to
1960.
1,
inclusive.
by
approved
Preston,
Horowitz,
&
152
Spence
County,
Co.,
&
of
of
Ltd.,
84.538,
school
18—v.
awarded
were
—
cost
Jan.
offered
price
to
27—v.
sold,
bonds
1960
191,
due to
p.
252—
erroneous
at
was
the low bidder.
WASHINGTON
County,
Coupeville
Consol.
School District No: 204 (P. O.'
Coupeville), Wash.
Offering—Harry A. Lang,
Treasurer,
will
receive
a
interest
O.
(P.
Hall,
Town
1150, 150 Childs Street),
P.O.B.
Quebec
Sale—The
Bond
$120,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 25—-v. 191,
p. 436—were awarded to Rene T.
Leclerc, Inc., as 5V2s, at a price
of
89.75.
Bond Offering
of
urer,
8
School
T okeland
—
Louis P.
Secretary-Treas¬
Village
Lanoue,
will receive sealed bids until
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
Feb. 8 for the
on
im-*
village
$60,000
of
provement bonds. Dated March 1,
1960.
Due
on
March
1
1961
from
inclusive. Interest M-S.
1980
L
O. South Bend),
DIVIDEND NOTICES
Washington
Bond
Sale—The $15,210 general
obligation
school
Jan.
v.
22
—
award
as
4V2S,
at
bonds
191,
Mr.
to
152
p.
offered
were
—
William
price
a
100.006,
THE TITLE GUARANTEE
Wineberg,
of
COMPANY
a
DIVIDEND
basis Of about 4.49%.
Snohomish
County, Everett School
District No. 2 (P. O. Everett),
Sale—The
Bond
eral
gen¬
obligation bonds offered Jan.
20—v.
191,
152—were awarded
p.
Title
Guarantee
have declared
Company
dividend of 33ft
a
first regular
as the
quarter-annual divi¬
payable February
stockholders of record
dend for 1960,
19, 1960 to
on
February 5, 1960.
WILLIAM H. DEATLY
•
President
Whatcom County Water Dist. No. 4
(P.{ O. Bellingham)', Wash.
,
.Bond
Sale—An
...»$•*
issue of $27,000
general obligation water improve¬
ment bonds
Finance
price of
Due
on
was
sold to The State
Committee,
Dec.
inclusive.
as
4V2S, at a
1, 1959.
Dated Dec.
par.
1
from
Legality
1961
to
1974
by
Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz,
approved
METER
of Seattle.
COMPANY
dutidmcC
Brook, Clayton, Garfield, Johnston
and
Lincoln
No. 5
Joint
School
(P. O. Amery),
Offering
—
C.
The Board of Directors,
Olson,
January
Clerk, will receive sealed
1960.
Due
on
May 1 from 1961 to
1977
inclusive. Interest M-N. Le¬
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Barber, Marquart & Windhorst,
of Minneapolis.
.
/
1960
28,
declared
on
a
quarterly dividend of fifty cents
bids until 4 p.m.
(CST) on Feb. 10
.fibr the purchase of $450,000 school
building bonds. - Dated
Feb.
1,
/notice,
..
District
Wis.
M.
1
share designated
cents per
$200,000
A
NOTICE
Trustees of The
Bond
of whom
p.
Mills,
5s,
as
net
a
191,
7.21%.
Coaticook
to
District No. 49 (P.
Sale—The $191,000
Bond
re¬
a.m.
obligation
Feb.
Dated
1962
Thorgrimson
Seattle.
Pacific
until
Feb. 4 for the purchase
on
$525,000
District
County
the
at
of
Legality
John¬
will
Treasurer,
sealed
interpretation of the conditions of
Bond
Bank
Amery (City and Alden, Apple
River, Balsam Lake, Beaver, Black
Jan.
not
Island
1971
to
of March
Henryville, Quebec
Offering—Maxine
the notice of sale by two bidders,
one
1961
as
incorporated
improvement
public
from
1
Callable
payable
Orchard), Wash.
Alexandria, Va.
were
$1,115,000 building
1, 1960. Due
WISCONSIN
Bonds Not Sold—The $4,137,000
8
the-
1,
Principal and interest (M-S)
1965.
office.
Kitsap County, South Kitsap School
District No. 402 (P. O. Port
:
until
for
1
March
payable
VIRGINIA
offered
inclusive.
Dec. 1
on
County Treasurer's
Legality
of
of
bids
Feb.
on
Haun,
Trustees,
of
sealed
Dated
March
on
1979 inclusive. Prin¬
to
cipal and
syndi¬
the
follows:
as
purchase
Jacob
—
Board
(MST)
bonds
to Foster & Marshall.
Due on March 1
1,925,000 as 4s.
receive
p.m.
School
(PST) on
Feb. 18 for the purchase of $9,780
general obligation school bonds.
at
of
will
Seattle),
Washington
Due
to
from 1971 to 1973 inclusive.
cate
O.
(P.
Washington
41/2s.
1961
from
Weuwaukum
184
follows:
as
Feb. 1
on
Offering
(F-A)
King County,
net interest cost of 4.03%,
a
Due
ity approved by Weter, Roberts &
Shefelman, of Seattle.
First
Fridley
&
Frederking;
Lemon & Co.; More-
waterworks
1960.
County School District
(P. O. Riverton), Wyo.
Clerk
Principal and
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
land, Brandenberger; Johnston &
was
on
Chan¬
Co.,
1960.
interest
Co.; Roosevelt &
Neuhaus
&
S.
receive
(PST)
191, p.
The
to
Securities
1962 to 1980 inclusive. Dated
from
Johnston,
F.
will
a.m.
syndi¬
York;
Bond
Jr.,
bonds.
the purchase of $15,obligation-1960 bonds.
547 general
1,
Co., Inc.; Rotan, Mosle & Co.;
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.; Co¬
lumbia Securities Corporation. of
by
(J-D)
sealed bids until 11
Underwood,
headed
No. 25
Offering—A. A. Tremper,
County
tional Bank, of Dallas;
First of
Michigan Corporation; Mercantile
National
Bank
at
Dallas; Com¬
merce
Trust Co., of Kansas City;
Texas;
Fremont
bonds.
obligation
school
21—v.
Jan.
Wis.
No. 9,
WYOMING
(PST)
of
King County, Selleck Sch. District
No. 74 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bank, of Chicago; Mor¬
Guaranty Trust Co., of New
York; First Southwest Co.; J. C.
Bradford
&
Co.; Republic Na¬
William Blair &
receive
a.m.
Roberts & Shefelman, of Seattle.
March
March
National
and
Mullaney Wells & Co., jointly.
the -purchase
general
Roberts
New
for
will
11
offered
>
March
on
Wash.
payable
at the County, Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
by
Weter,
1985.
of
until
sealed bids until 11
on
of
Seattle),
1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1
from 1961 to 1979 inclusive. Prin¬
March
on
School District,
Newman
nel'
Dated Dec.
gan
i
Dallas.
Richardson Indep. School District,
- Texas
$26,068
1983 inclusive.
Due
i
S'l'bee)Boothman,. of
bids
Feb.
on
of
cost
O.
Treasurer,
sealed
National
Cross;
First
252—were awarded
Palmer School Dist.
(P.
County
follows: First National
as
63
County
Due
members
are
The
to
Bond Sale—The $195,000
Bond Offering—-A. A. Tremper,
;
1979 inclusive.
to
3.90s.
1984 and
,
a'ff
No.
headed
on
Due
1980 to
as
sold
was
bonds
King County,
1970 inclusive.
3.80s.
as
from
975,000
Due
1962 to
as
on
inclu¬
of Seattle.
follows:
as
5%s.
as
Due
1980
Beloit
Savings
price of
Bank, of Chicago, at a
100.038, a net interest
3.95%,
to
Legality
approved
by
Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz,
obligation, series 1960
tax)
(callable)
bonds
the
1960.
1962
$260,0001
general obligation local improve¬
ment
special
assessment
bonds
Bank, of Appleton.
Sale—An issue of $6,000,-
(limited
were
1,
from
1
Bond Sale—An issue of
(M-S)
payable at the County Treasurer's
000 general
f
j
March
Waco, 'Texas
Bond
March
55
Appleton, Wis.
sive. Principal and interest
Securities
Co.; Rauscher, Pierce & Co.; Co¬
lumbia Securities Corporation of
Texas, and Municipal Securities
Co., as 4s.1
Dated
cipal and
Union
PnT,01? 9fferinff~1°scar C. Dancy, City Secretary, will receive sealed
hirit
AMUdge' will receive sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 3
18
i 10 a m* (CST) on Feb- for the purchase of $4,250,000
.,nn,°-4
Purchase of $500,000- general obligation (limited tax)
Mni^i ^ tax. road bonds. Dated bonds.; Dated March 1, 1960. Due
frnm
nii 19®9, Due on March 1 on March 1* from 1961 to 1980
cinai
J to 1974 inclusive. Prin- inclusive. Principal and interest
at
mi interest (M-S) payable payable at the First National City
Lepar♦
ate Treasurer's office. Bank, of New York, in New
Sneni yo aPpr°ved by Gibson, York City, or at the option of the
ce &
Gibson, of Austin.
holder, at. the Citizens National
Chance.Loeb
r
c
u
Bank, inf Lubbock. Legality apOuWcfTp O ?'il ."'r
proved by Dumas, Huguenin &
of
of
&
Co.; Rodman & Renshaw; Dallas
Brownsville), Texas
Until
Crowe,
'•*5':^}^f;'Dated Feb. 1, I960. Legality ap'*'• • :t X.proved by Dumas,.Huguenin &
Camerson County (P. O.
Trucftet' Se.cretary
15, 1960.
...v^'Boothman, of Dallas.
LY,e
Bond
$2,-
,
.tional Bank, of Phliadelphia, John
ISLAND
Note Saie—An
000
.
&
Co., C. J.
Philadelphia Na-
Co.,
of
/
)V.
.i;
(PST) on
p.m.
general obligation series C bonds.
on
Vernon, Texas
;
Bond Sale—An issue of
$575,000
general obligation street improve¬
ment bonds was sold to a
group
Securities
&
15 from
i
$675,000
Devine
Feb.
Parkhurst
about
Union
purchase
Legality
Dallas.
1
Feb. 8 for the purchase of $30,000.
receive
(CST)
a.m.
Dated
Feb.
on
inclusive.
Bank, of Chicago, Eastman Dillon,
Authority.
the
bonds.
Co., of New York, First National
Resources
will
building, site and equip¬
Development
Government
Indep. School District,
Offering—Bailey Peyton,
000,000
sealed bids until
office.
of Dallas.
B^k for Puerto Rico is fiscal
agent for the Puerto Rico Water
The
school
tax
Legality approved
Huguenin & Booth-
Dumas,
man,
■
Rico
Puerto
by
Business
N
210,000
D1?».
.11
unlimited
series 1960-A bonds. Dated Feb.
1,
1960. Due on Feb. 1 from 1961 to
1972 inclusive.
Feb
a
7:3p p.m.
!th!e' purchase
for
T exas
follows:
&
G°iBtPher & S°herrerd- Hem-*95'000 as 41/4s. Due on March 1
Inc;i
CoHornblower " -' from 1964 to 1968 inclusive.
phi
; WfeL
Grant & Re^180,000 as 4>/2s. Due on March,I
& Weeks
Hess. Grant & Kem
,
from 1969 to 1975 inclusive.
lll§
1
sealed bids until 11
Smith,
^ Pn Texas 9orp>
rn'air
r
$265,000
Bond
Edwards & Co., Frank B.
McMahon;..& .Co., and First of
follows;
as
&
Barney
of
Feb.
on
Indep.
".?• "■
sold to
were
cate
Eagle Mountain-Saginaw
of the syndi- nam
members
Other
(CST)
San Antonio
M.„h
-
2000.
1,
,
'•
J2H00°
(555)
($.50)
per
of
stock
March
-
of
the
at
B.
to
the
February
W.
*13500
company,
15,' 1960
record
ness
share on the capital
29,
payable
stockholders
close
of
busi¬
1960.
ASHBY, Secretary
Philmont Ave., Phila.
16, Pa.
i.
56
The Commercial
(556)
and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, February 1, i960
THE PEOPLE IN THE STEEL INDUSTRY
Li ,'J <*1 Y**
Men and
can
women
take great
who
earn
their living in the steel industrv
pride in knowing that their crafts and skills
contribute, through
raw material supplies, to nearly every
industry in the United States. They can also
other great
be
proud of the help thousands
are
upon
giving to America's Peace Power through the
,
chase of U.S.
-
thousands of them
pur-
Savings Bonds.
Through regular purchase of Shares in .America, these
thrift-conscious
people
after retirement, and
worthwhile
travel.
~
-
'
are
family projects
'
:
..
If your
company
reinforcing their
establishing current
['■ .y
has
thus far, you can start
/•
•
in
security
for such
*
homes, education and
as new
.
own
reserves
y':
J. '
;v„;
Payroll Savings Plan
immediately. Just telephone your
not put
a
State
Savings Bonds Director and accept the help he wants
you. Or write to Savings Bonds Division,
U.S.,
Treasury* Department, Washington, D.C.
to
J. K. Thomson
give
THE
COMMERCIAL
is shown here at his work in
.mills of this country,
Thomson is making
i
AND
one
of the great steeJ
like thousands of his fellow
craftsmen, Mr.'
regular
of his company Payroll
to contribute to the Peace
Power of his
country.
use
Savings Plan
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
m
THE U.S.60VEJHMSHT OSES
HOT
MY FOA
THIS »0»E«TCD(EH.
THE
FSEASUAY
OEPAATMEXT
THANKS, FOA THEIA PATRIOTISM, THE
JAQVERTiSTNG
COUNCIL AND
THE
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