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FEb
MONDAY
Number 5715
1.87
Volume
New York
General
RAILROAD
Adams
Co.
Express
7, N. Y., Monday, February 10, 1958
Price
trorporation and Investment
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
Acquisitions of Royal putch
—
it was
SEC,
announced
has issued orders granting
exemption applications under the Investment Company Act permitting
'purchases oi ordinary shares of Royal Dutch Petroleum Co. as follows:
The Adams Express Co., 15.000 shares;; American International
Corp.,
find Petroleum
10,000 shares;
30,
In This Issue
'
It
^
Boston
The
directors
share
the common
on
March
declared
5
initial
an
dividend of 25
cents
directors
also
declared
three
dividends
the
on
$25
par
preferred stock:
4.VI4
cents
per
snare, payable
1958,. to holders of rccoid April 15; 37 Va cents, payable Aug.
to holders of record July 15;
and 37Va cents, payable Nov. 1,
holders of record, Oct, 15. The initial dividend of 3114
ou the preferred stock was
paid on Feb. 1, 1958.
Tne
preferred
dend
the
tit
euinulaiive
wnicli
stock
is
of
$1.?5
rate
dividend
dividend
a
arrears
of
25
to
cents
is
per
payable quarterly, plus
snare in
any calendar
per
common
There are
stock.
a
D.
S;
37
MacBride,
1957
;
were
earlier.
These
•outstanding,
basfed on the
are
after
provision
~
periods.
preferred
dividend payments
•
in
earnings for both years reflect income tax expense computed in
accordance with recent court decisions and a
Treasury Department an¬
•
operations
of
Hercules
Cement
Condition
'
said."
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a
Condition
Reserve
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1
1
•
3
The
;in
10
Banks
Statement
Banks
of
Cie
Will
use
irs
"
best
efforts, including advertising and distribution
of a prospectus in
the French language for use in Switzerland, so that
the beneficial owners of
such shares will subscribe to .the offering, for
which
the
warrant
exercised
by
shares subscribed
name
hi
pay
Pictet
to
of Pictet
the
will
company
by
Cie.
Pictet &• Cie
Cie.
&
beneficial
50 cents
Pictet
If the beneficial
per
Cie, will
&
shares
of
owners
owners
of
share for each
purchase only
in the
registered
the shares registered
name
of Pictet & Cie
purchase their entire quota of 63,862
shares, the company will
pay $31,931 to Pictet & Cie.
>
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are to be used to increase investments
in
accordance with company's
CAPITALIZATION
investment policy.
GIVING
EFFECT
■
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
Authorized
.
.
.
stock
(no
pnrV
BUSINESS—Company
'
*
,
y
1,000.000 shs.
Outstanding,
535,938 slis.
19, 1925 to
by Societe Finanicre Pour
Entreprises "Electriques Aux Etats-Unis, a Swiss company
orined in 1910.
Its
principal executive office is located at 15 Exchange
lace, Jersey Ciry, N. J. The
company is a diversified management
vestment
company of the "closed-end" type.
' •
The
policy of the company has been to purchase securities primarily
or' the
purpose of investment and not for the purpose of quick resale,
t is not
the policy of the
company
to invest in companies for the
urpose of
exercising control or management; nor is it the policy of
he
company to engage in the purchase and sale of real estate or in
take
ie
the
over
assets
purchase
and
sale
Guaranty Trust
.
ij
Co.
rtfolio securities,
was
then
of
organized in Delaware on Oct.
held
in
the
United
commodities
of New
York
or
is
States
commodity
the
custodian
Machine
Sunstrand
See
—
agreement dated March 26, 1952, which may
terminated at. any time.
:
,
The
net
usiness
of
said
$34.87S
on
vaiue
asset
Jan.
stock
per
31.
on
of
1958.
the
outstanding
was
New
$32.42
York
stock, at the close of
share. The last reported sale
Exchange on that date was
common
per
Stock
share.
MANAGEMENT CONTRACT-—Gn May 28, 1956, after approval by the
stockholders, the company entered into a management contract with
Continental American
Management Co., Inc., under which the latter
was
the
retained to
manage the investments of the company,
supervision of the board of directors of the
company..—V.
subject to
187, p. 453.
Tool
"
the right, at his option, on
to and including March 11, 1970 (except that
1958
shall
debenture
be
called
for
redemption
such
right
the
amount
by which the Cohversion price exceeds $100.
the conversion of debentures and adjustment in respect of
and dividends is to be made upon an equitable basis. The
of
.Upon
interest
46
—
conversion
price
conversion
price
denture
45
be $142, provided that, if adjustment of the
is required pursuant to the provisions of the in¬
below,- the conversion price will be such adjusted
will
outlined
price. :
,
use
the proceeds
from tBa
to subsidiary and associated
companies; for the purchase of stock offered for subscription by such
'companies; for extensions, additions and improvements to its own
telephone -plant; and for general corporate purposes. The company
'also intends to use for the same purposes additional proceeds-received
upon conversion of debentures into shares of capital stock (a maxi¬
mum
of
$301,691,460 before deducting expenses).
Co.
below.—V.
187,
' *;
570.
p.
'
BUSINESS—The
American-Marietta
•
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Co.*—Earnings
Break
Record—
..subsidiaries
I'The company established all-time highs for both sales and net income
for
the year ended Nov.
30, 1957.
.
.
;
,
% telephone
sidiaries.
backlog of orders for precast concrete products on Jan. 31, 1958,
than a year ago and is expected to rise further.
shipments. of concrete-pipe and bridge sections will come
from recently expanded facilities.
•
•
For" fiscal 1957, net sales of the company and its subsidiaries amounted
to a record $234;038,408—an Increase of 15.7%' above sales of $202,-
"the
:
62%* greater
was
310,815 in
"
1956.
income
Net
net
Earnings per share,
' r
-
reached
1956's
than
more
an
•
•
"
...
all-time peak of $17,182,701,
•'
was
stock split.,
•
..
7,258,021 common shares outstanding, equaled
whole
'
-
further
•
and
by 1,500,000 barrels at Roberta
new
resin research center will
A
and lime by 53%
for
at
the
company's
Electric
Louisville and Ottawa,
of the
industries.
new
alltime
high
16,311
of
were
Automotive
built,
record
according
Research facili¬
Operations.
The
Increased—;
was
to
established in
E. W. Bernitt,
record of
previous
units was set in October, 1957.
Rambler production
so far in the
1958 model year is more than
double the output in the same period of the 1957 model year—67.643,
compared with 33,532, Mr. Bernitt said.
"We expect to hold to a production schedule of approximately 3,700
Ramblers
per
week during February and March, 011 the basis of
work
of
for
company's
the
subsidiary,
Western
and for the Government. At the present time nearly half
Bell Laboratories is for the Government, principally in
with
defense
activities.
The company
Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland,
Rambler production
cars
amount
Co.,
owns 99.8% of the stock of Western Electric Co., Inc.
principal business of Western is manufacturing telephone appar¬
atus,
cable, switchboards,
etc.,
chiefly for the company
and its
telephone
subsidiaries,
procuring
and
selling
to
such
companies
materials
and
supplies not of its own manufacture, and installing
central
office equipment for such companies.
Western also does a
large amount of work for the Government, principally in connection
with
defense activities.
Western has a number of
subsidiaries, the
The
'
Ontario.—V. 186, p. 2753.
American Motors Corp.—Rambler Output
A
a
work of
connection
"
January when
Vice-President
other services are
and
Inc.,
substantial
built in Seattle to coordinate
Resin and Chemical Division
serving the plywood, hardboard and paper
ties will also be enlarged during 1958 in
of such services are performed directly by the
performed by Bell Telephone Labora¬
subsidiary which conducts scientific research and de¬
and engineering work. Bell Laboratories also performs a
Certain
services.
velopment
when
in 1957.
be
Adhesive,
'
tories.
expansions increased yearly production by 1.4 mil¬
Martinsburg. W. Va.. in a program completed in 1956
barrels
>
or
The
company
cement
Previous
■
.
and toll service
between points
in part over its lines or those of its subsidiaries.
Compahy operates a network of wire and radio circuits and
equipment for intercommunication between and through the
territories, of its telephone subsidiaries and of other telephone con'
other
y
lion
research
25%
...
company's telephone subsidiaries furnish local
their
respective, territories and^ toll service
panics and for interconnection between telephone systems in the United
and' two
nOn-cohtrolled telephone companies technical and
Portland cement and lime capacity.
Construction of
Ala., which have now been started, will
increase shipments of cement by
"
.
sidiaries
-
,
additional facilites at Roberta,
completed in 1959.
twenty-principal telephone sub¬
in 1885 under the laws of
..has
incorporated
related
■
its
was
substantially all of the. telephones of. about 4,200 other telephone
companies and additional thousands of rural lines in the United
States can be interconnected.
The company estimates that over 90%
of the toll messages, originating, in the United States are routed In
'
Working capital increased from $33,975,515 at the beginning of 1957
$44,766,863 at the close of the year. Total assets rose from $144,737,333 to $174,947,168.
...
For the third year in a row. American-Marietta announced plans for
of
company
York.
and points outside of such territories, toll service beinn furpartly in conjunction with the company and other telephone
companies. Subsidiaries of the company have about 82% of the total
'telephone in service in
the United States.
These
telephones and
to
expansion
The
company
New
nished
6%
»
lesser number of-shares adjusted for last October's 3-for-2
a
of
within
•
on
The
'
restricted
$2.39
The
principal business of the company and its telephone
of
furnishing communication
services,
mainly
that
.
which
income of $16,204,547.
on
•
after preferred share dividend requirements and exclusive of
class B common shares.
Earnings per share in 1956 were
$2.21
State
•within
Increased.
.
is
service.-
.
The
contracts.
of the company's
under
" '
.
debenture will have
any
12,
-
'
ommon
of
May
such
case
".share
46
federal
American Machine & Foundry Co.—Sells Division—
the
company has agreed with Pictet '& Cie of Geneva, Switzerland,
the record, but not
beneficial, owner of 383,174 shares at Dec. 31, 1957,
constituting 83.41'V; of the common stock of the company, that Pictfet
redemption:
!
The
&
for
'
holder
after
I PROCEEDS—The company intends to
rsale of the new debentures for- advances
subscription agent.
.
fixed
terminate as provided in the indenture), to convert such deben¬
into, such number of shares of capital stock as the principal
amount oi' the debenture is a multiple of $100 upon payment for each
of
——-u—**
The Course of Bank Clearings
share for each six shares
held. Warrants are exercisable
only for full shares. The
offering is not Underwritten.
The Guaranty Trust Co. of
New York, 140 Broadway,
New York
15, N. Y., is
•
to the date
ture
'
right to subscribe on or
76,563 additional shares of common
stock (no par) at
$26 per share at the rate of one new
.
before
or
debentures will be dated March 12, 1958 and will be redeemable,
part, on or after March 12, 1960 at the following redemption
100.75%-.
American European Securities Co.—Stock Offered—
The
company on Feb. 4 offered to its common stock-
holders of record Feb.
before Feb. 19 for
on
in
or
and
•
,
subscribe
to
15-year 4x/4% convertible de¬
11, 1967, 104.70%; thereafter to and including March 11, 1968,
104.10%; thereafter to and including March 11, 1969," 103.45%; there¬
after to and including March
11, 1970, 102.80%; thereafter to and
including March 11, 1971, 102.15%; thereafter to and including March
11, 1972, 101.45% ; and thereafter to and including March 11, 1973,
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices- 46
attorney of San Francisco, Calif., has been elected
*
•
right
March
vancancy caused by the death of Allen L. Chickering.
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Combined
the
24
shall
Member
of
Jan.
and including March 11, 1961, 108.00%; thereafter to and includ¬
ing March 11, 1962, 107.50% ; thereafter to and including Match 11,
1963, 107.00';-; 'thereafter to an including March 11, 1964, 106.45%;
thereafter to and including March 11, 1965, 105.90% ; thereafter to
and including March
11, 1966, 105.30%; thereafter to and including
•
Herbert E. Hall, an
director to fill
a
Statement
" #
60,192,774 679,689,432 630,728,947
To
46
—
Federal Reserve System^-.
adversely affected by a strike of
hourly employees; During the year all three companies now comprising
American Cement felt tne effects of-reduced construction caused
by
strikes, plus slackened demand resulting from inclement weather, he
•
The
49
Foreign Exchange Rates
were
$
141.
p.
prices, together with accrued interest
•;
Dividends Declared and Payable—
liberalizing
percentage depletion allowances which result
in lower tax
expense and higher earnings.
Mr. MacBride pointed out that
between June 27 and July 30, 1957,
•
i
State and City Bond Offerings—
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'
—
1958—43 Weeks—1957
$
64,617,830
_
187,
record
all
General Corporation & Investment News.Cover
both
Net
nouncement
••''
1958.
March 12, 1973, at par on the basis of
$100 of debentures for each nine shares of capital stock
held. The offering is not underwritten.
39
—
Miscellaneous Features
4.110,518 shares of common stock now
fov
J'
to
bentures, due
38
Exchange.
Transactions New York Stock Exchange—. 33
Transactions American Stock Exchange
33
.
1958—4 Weeks—1957
March 12 for $718,313,000
—
President of American Cement, staied that sales
$55,570,488 and net earnings $8,527,075.
In 1956 on a
combined basis, sales were $59,830,503 and net earnings $10,138,945.
Earnings in 1957 were equal to $1.99 per share, against $2.38 a year
in
of
37
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
33
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 33
SEC Index of Stock Prices
33
Operations—New Director Elected—
1
plans
company
,•
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Debentures Of!fered—The company on Feb. 7 offered to its stockholders
36
—
,
1957
on
American Op-
34
-
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section—42
Over-the-Counter Markets
43
company was formed by the merger of Riverside Cement Co.
Angeles), Peerless Cement Corp. (Detroit) and Hercules Cement
Corp.. tfuiladelphia), Effective Dec. 31, 1957.
;.i;
•
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Reports
Sales
Toronto
Los
subsidiary. It
a
of
*
the
factory's production before the end of
$
—V.
divi¬
This
I
•
as
granted in the name
American Stores Co.—Current Sales Up
34
-
11011-
in
been
company also has plants in Canada, Great Britain and Mexico,
sales organization covering 130 countries.—V. 186, pp. 2257 and
a
34
—
unpaid
7.
on
Period End. Jan. 25—
).
34
37
Stock
in Latin America, it has
Oftalmicas, at, Sao Paulo,
Lentes
2365.
29
-
Montreal Stock Exchange——
Canadian Stock Exchange.
share
year
no
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
May 1,
1, 1958,
1958, to
fixed cumulative
annual
an
share,
per
paid on the
preferred shares.
the
on
entitled
cents
value
the
The
and
13
Feb.
de
beginning Immediately,
25
Exchange-:
Midwest Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.-
'.,v
cumulative
,
per
stock, payable April I, 1958, to holders of record
1P58.
14,
The
Feb.
on
Stock
(Stocks)
(Bonds)
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange—-
Merger Effective—Declares Initial Common Dividend
<
Stock
it;
(Produtds Oftalmicos) Ltd,
produces opthalmic lenses.
Schumacher,
President,
said
Woldon
double
expansion
Brasiliex'a
operate
Brasil
plant
E.
Page
:
New York Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
completed.
was
do
The
•'
•
sec¬
American
will
Brazilian charter lias
tical
Stock and Bond Quotations
Corp.—Secondary Offering—A
News
company's
Oompanha
and
; was announced
A
ondary offering of 10,000 shares of common stock (par
$5) was made on Jan. 28 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $19.75
per share, with a dealer's concession of 65 cents per
share.
Brazil,
10,000 shares.—V.*185,
-vr
American Cement
line"with jtnis
purchased
,
'
Corp. of America,
1G2!).
p.
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
In
Jan.
on
$1.25
American Optical Co.—Buys Brazilian Lens Plant—
Shares Approved by SEC—
The
13
ISSUE
most
important being Teletype Corp. which manufactures printing tele¬
graph
equipment
for
CAPITALIZATION
14,529
transmission
GIVING
typewritten
of
communications.
EFFECT TO PRESENT
Authorized
j
FINANCING
Outstanding
'
sales forecasts," Bernitt added.
Employment in the company's Wisconsin plants continues at
levels, totaling 12,100. against 8,000 a year ago.—V. 187, p. 141.
present
high
March
Other
stork
1973
stock
Jan.
for
15.
(par
1958
issuance
'
1
718,313,000
2,440,000,000
debentures
•Capital
•On
convertible debs., due
12.
upon
directors
718.313.000
2,440.000,000
■
100,000,000 shs.
$100i
the
reserved
conversion
of
'
$
$
15-year 414%
7,183.130
the
new
64,648.178 shs,
shares
of
debentures.
capital
the
On
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Bamm
authorized the company to place in effect
which not to exceed 7,000,000 shares
date the stockholders
came
installment basis to employees of the
be issued and sold on an
company and of its subsidiaries,
tnay
PLAN—On Jan. 15, 1958 the
authorized an Employees' Stock Plan
under which up to 7,000,000 shares of the capital stock of the company
may be sold.
The Plan provides that any offering thereunder is to
be made to the regular employees of the company and its subsidiaries,
subject to the right of each employing company to limit an offering
to particular groups of its employees.
The number of shares which
employees may purchase under an offering will be proportionate to
basic rates of pay.
However in no event may an employee purchase
more than 100 shares under an offering.
Officers of the company are
not eligible to participate in the Plan.
It is expected that sales under
the Plan will take place over the next five years.
Under the Plan payment for shares will be made on an installment
basis, with no right of prepayment. The price for shares purchased
under an offering will be the lesser of 85 % of the market price of theetock of the company on the day the offering is announced or 85%
'of the market price on the last business day of the period over which
Installment payments are made, but in no event less than $100 per
the
of
30,000 shares, of common stock (par^one -cent) in units
of a $100 debenture and ten shares of stock at $100 per
unit, plus accrued interest, if any, from March5!, 1958.
The offering is made on a best-efforts basis. ,
;
company
the
at
Interest
chare.
STOCK
EMPLOYEES'
PROPOSED
ctockholders
3%
of
rate
per
The
with
15,
"
187,
p.
the SEC
of
units
stock
shares for ordinary 5 shilling
(proposed maximum aggregate
Ampol
as
the
stock
common
Corp.
Maker
Scientific .Coffee
of
the
*
nominal value
offering price,
of
the
the
time
BUSINESS—The
Offered—rMention
company
The
Its
leases and interests therein and of other interests in and to
oil and gas properties whether productive or otherwise.
The company holds oil and
gas leases
on
11 parcels of land in
Eastern Ohio covering approximately 2080 acres in Ashtabula County
and
gas
and
1732
of
acres
property in
Muskingum
County.
this offering, the company intends
to commence an oil and gas drilling program on certain of its property
located in Dorset Township, Ashtabula County, Ohio, and in Newton
Township, Muskingum County, Ohio.
V
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PROCEEDS—With the proceeds of
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
TO
EFFECT
stock
Common
—V.
'
acquired
paper
in
cents)—____
Detroit,
472,200 shs.
187, p. 453.
■.
Pittsburgh
\
6%
five-year
EFFECT
GIVING
stock
♦Restricted
1,
1963
(par
July
stock
1957—Month—1956
1957—12 Months—1956
$293,862
172,041
$329,788
91,766
$4,507,057
2,033,445
$121,821
$238,022
$2,473,612
$2,367,767
35,982
103,895
896,068
Net
rev.
—V.
income
oper.
913,993
V
187,, p. 42.
U.
S.
other
and
Income
before
operating
S.
to
.
//f
,
stock
common
of
R.
'•«'/>;
.■%,/,
the net
accounts payable,
order to complete
approximately 500 Koffeemysers,
and the balance will be retained
by the corporation as working capital to be expended principally in
making Koffeemyser machines to fill present and anticipated orders.' '
2574.
p.
-
"
...
.
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Bangor & Aroostook RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Dec. 31—
Railway
oper.
operating
1957—12 Months—1956
1957—Month—1956
$1,333,570 $15,364,330 $15,800,640 v
$1,296,190
revenue—
Federal income
income
Net
Common
Earned
exps.
$130,430
income—
1,156,463 :. 12,428,782 M2,120,381
1,165,760
from ry. oper.
242,329
per
oper.
ry.
—V.
187,.
B.
tax
Period End. Dec. 31—
1957—Month—1956
oper,
revenue_J
$1,174,021
8.367,000
Railway
operating exps.
1,767,052
'» Net
.
Net
47,210,000
8,986,970
8,970,328
$5.11
$3.82
Net
Net
rev.
ry.
from ry. oper.
*'$593,031
income
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
of
Alberta, Canada.
320 acres in the Pembina
parcels,
area,
area,
$72,800.
was
in
Bridgeport
the
already operated by
It is adjacent to leases
The
SEC
for
Baysel.
Baysel
oil
already has
wells
in
the
interests
Pembina
field
approximately
in
and
250
some
gross producing
producing oil wells
230
gross
In the Joffre field.
$6,128,697
6,647,451
142.
,;t
5,569,364
A
secon¬
M
:
approximately 3,500,000
gross
acres.—V.
183,
p.
Secondary Offering
—
Port
Jan.
per
share,
held.
shaies
used
and gas properties, which are located primarily in
Alberta, total more than 1,800,000 net acres which are part of a land-
&
on
company
covering 30,000
subscription by
$10
at
The company's oil
cpread of
$9,452,167
*.
—
<
dary offering of 87,779 shares of common stock (par $5)
was made on Feb. 6 by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. at $28.50 per
share, with a dealer's concession of $1 per share. The
offering was oversubscribed.—V. 187, p. 571.
acquired for
was
$227,800. Development activities will commence very shortly.
The purchase price of the second parcel, 160 acres located
Joffre
*6,275
"
No
to
The
the
at
a
Steamboat
letter
a
common
rate
$5.(■/to
record
Dec.
shams
for
new
involved.
Co.—Files—
notification /with
(par
of
three
of
is
of
stock
stockholders
common
The
company
are
located
at
the
be offered
31,
1957,
be
to
Bridgeport,
Conn,
For the year ended Dec.
31, 1957, this company reports net income of
after fixed charges and other deductions, equivalent after
preferred dividends to $2.39 per common share, based on the average
of 6,818,593 shares outstanding.
A nonrecurring special dividend on
This
company
Feb.
on
warehouse
in
2
formally opened a new 211,000 square foot
Kansas City
which will serve 336 Ben
North
$17,550,000,
Franklin
the company's
This new one-story building, the third new warehouse'to be
opened
by Butler Brothers in the last six months, culminates' the first-stage
of a $30,000,000 expansion of distribution facilities announced in the
accounted for 18Va
fall
of
last
fall.—V.
the
For
Income
of
investment in stock of Safe Harbor Water Power Corp.
cents per share of the 1957 earnings.
corersponding period in 1956, the company reported net
$16,006,000
of 6,343,051
equivalent
to
$2.32
per
common
share
on
For the
cents
46
three
Wolfe, President, when releasing the figures called atten¬
tion to the fact that: "The company has recently filed proposed in¬
creases in rates with the Maryland P. S. Commission.
It is hoped the
new rates will become effective before the middle of the
year."
He added: "We shall have to spend some $45,000,000 this year for
investment in new facilities to meet our customers' needs, and during
the five-year period 1658 to 1962 an average of more than $50,000,000
a year."
Mr. Wolfe continued, "The company expects to file within a few
days
a
registration statement
mission to
cover
a
Maryland Public Service
No
decision
required for
has
our
with
the*
Securities
$30,000,000 issue of bonds
Commission
for
and
and
Exchange Com¬
application to the
to issue the bonds.
an
authority
raising the rest
expansion program."—V. 187, p. 570.
been
reached
as
yet
on
of
186,
in
Los
area.
Angeles
and
Memphis
The
the money
earned
company
$2.33
a
share
for
the
a
net
common
of
income
stock,
$766,596
Lethbridge,
166, p.
and
1251.
in
1957,
1
bank
loans
until
the
1957—12 Months—1956
$3,624,964 $44,212,202 $44,785,471
3,021,089
36,078,130, 35,984,233
3,071,176
$544,005
ry. oper.
income_Z._
$603,875
$8,134,072
$8,801,238
326,941
189,223
4,906,838
4,884,804
w; •
company,
received
Dec,^5,
Corp.—Finaivoiflg, etc.
approval
of,the New York P. 8.
20-year 53s % sinking fund notes
companies.
On Dec.
20... the company received
proceeds of $4,500,000 on notes issued'to the Aetna Life Insurance Co.,
from
to
four
on
borrow, $7,500,000
on
insurance
Travelers
ance
the
'Co;
Insurance Co. and the Connecticut General, Life Insur¬
$3,000,000 balance of the borrowings was obtained from
lender, the New York Life Insurance Co., on Jan. 20, 1958.
The
fourth
of
the
to
funds
received by the company from these borrowings were
off short-term bank loans incurred in connection with the
pay
company's
current
construction
program.
"
..
,
...
.
.
V /
.;Thie company's construction budget for 1958 provides for expendi¬
aggregating $21,900,000,"the largest amount required, for any one
year in the company's history. Approximately $13,000,000 of this amount
tures
will be
assigned to construction work on Unit'No. 3 of the DanskamSteam Station begun in 1957. This 138,000 kilowatt unit is
Point
mer
scheduled
to
be
placed
construction
of
indicated
The
with
pared
of
$1.10
outstanding
The
of
remainder
the
company's customers.
for
per
share
the
on
The
ago.
year 1957 are $1.11
outstanding-Dec. 31,
stock
common
year
a
1959.
provide-for normal expansion and rein¬
electric and gas systems to meet the in¬
company's
earnings
shares
late in
in service
budget will
the
creasing requirements of the
3,008,077
share on
per
1957 as com¬
2,725,774 shares of common stock
increase in the number-of shares
the
10%
resulted/from the sale of 280,000 shares of new common stock in the
Spring of. 1957 and the issuance of 2,303 shares during 1957 in exchange
for $30,000, face amount of the company's 3%
convertible debentures,
Which only $156,000 face amount, remained outstanding at the end
The improvement of earnings m the face of the substantial
.
of the year;
increase
the
in the
number
in
growth
the
of shares outstanding
company's
business
in
resulted principally from
its electric and gas
both
operations.
Total
'
,
of the company increased $1,762,947,'. or 6% in 1957.
offsetting the $1,441,926 or 6% increase in operating rev¬
enue deductions.
Such deductions increased principally due to increased
electric production expenses reflecting the higher price, of coal and
the greater output of the company's steam electric
generating units,
and to increased purchased power costs relating to the greater usage
of electricity by the company's customers and the reduced output of
more
the
;
revenues
than
company's hydro plants.—'V7 187,
Central Louisiana Electric
The company's construction
142.
p.
Co., Inc.—Stock
exclusive
of
Approximately
to
according to preliminary figures
$551,000
aggregated
property
covering
expenditures
aggi'0"
1958
for
shares of
common stock
locally to residents in the parishes in which the com¬
pany's operations are located.
The stock was sold at $32 per share,
and the gross proceeds amounted to
$300,000.
This stock
was
sub¬
scribed for by 269 non-stockholder residents in the
company's service
area
and 202 employees.—V.; 186, p. 1952.
«'
the
During
month
of
the
December
sold
company
9*375
.
Central Power & Light Co.—Bonds
Feb.
5
Offered—Blyth &
offered
publicly an
first mortgage bonds, series H,
1988, at 101.759% and accrued interest, to
yield 3.90% to maturity.
The group was awarded the
issue Feb. 4 at competitive sale on a bid of 100.96%.
issue of
equal
Sold—
expenditures for the year 1957
acquisitions. The estimated construction
gate, approximately $7,500,000.
2754.
p.
Preference
1502.
1957—Month—1956
$3,615,181
exps.
Central Hudson Gas & Electric
opened
> were
California-Pacific Utilities Co.—Earnings—Merger—
shares
months
J. Theodore
'
Warehouses
seven-state
Calgary,
construction. budget through
interest rates—V. 186, p.
Co., Inc. and associates
due
on
$12,000,000 4%
Feb.
1,
.
released oh Feb.
share.
per
1956.
a
the
outstanding.
ending Dec. 31, 1957, the company reports net
Income of $3,685,000 eqivalent to 48 cents
per
share.
For the cor¬
responding period the previous year, net income was equivalent to
average
variety stores in
.inrm
on
43.
p.
814,366,000,
,
Butler Brothers, Chicago, 111.—Opens New Warehouse
regional
—
Canada.—V.
bond
revenue/-..
oper.
187,
The
and
106.
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co.—Earnings Show Gain—
bonds
two
each
proceeds: are
Y.
N.
in
gas
vessel.
new
the
of
Port-Jefferson,
filed
of
underwriting
construct
offices
Jefferson
30
shares
in
Commission
of
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd.—Acquisition—
of the
*$463,177
*167,264
187/p.
20,074,573
arising from loss carryback.—V. 186, p. 930.
George H. Sellers, President, on Feb. 6 announced that the company
"was successful in purchasing oil leases on
two land parcels covering
480 acres, which were recently offered for sale by the Provincial Gov¬
One
1957—12 Months—1956
$1,813,486 $28,976,948 $26,203,270
1958
from
-rev.
ry.
—V.
forcement
/
2,276,663; ,19,524,781
its
drop
Railway operating
1958
Bessemer & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—v /.
Borg-Warner Corp.
ernment
V 3,616,542
dary offering of 25,000 shares of common stock); (par $5)
was
made on Jan. 27 by Kidder, Peabody>& :.Co. at
$49.37 Vz per share, with a dealer's concession Of 90 cents
per share. It was completed.—V. 187, p. 570. ^ • > ' / ; '
;
such
t
Central of Georgia Ry.—Earnings—
used
Railway
outstanding
common share
$3,680,259
2,960,990
-
of
announced that it plans' to sell a $20,000,000 issue
mortgage, bonds at competitive sale on or about March 18.
Carpenter, Treasurer, siated that the company had planned to
Railway oper.
All
55,577,000
_
$2,935,548
308,442
42.
p.
*Crl,828,000
tax
$117,107-
Bendix Aviation Corp.—Secondary Offering—A secon¬
:
33,842,000
tax
shares
•Refundable
rev.
natural
"v: Period End. Dec. 3L— />
$15,000 will be used to pay current
will be used to pay for parts currently on
186,
retirement
/"'X.
distributes
company
first
>
approximately
—V.
Co/Ltd. bend issue under prospectus dated
tifc subsequent
-../.- ■':
The company has
.
proceeds from the sale of the new securities
approximately, $24,066 will be used to retire current. short term loans,
$110,000
has not had
this
.
Carolina Power & Light Co.—To Sell Bonds—
\ r
$300,000
*2,304,800 shs.
.
him.
by
PROCEEDS—Of
has
Comparative
1.
earnings
for
1958
amounted
to
$757,382,
share.
or
$2.32
a
,
-
Earnings
for
1957
are
figured on the average of 260,699 shares
outstanding, and are after $159,067,:for preferred
dividends,
whereas
1956
earnings
were
based
on
the- average t>f
254,649
common
shares
outstanding,
after
$166,619
for
preferred
of
common
stock
dividends.
from
all
sources
totaled
$9,008,109
With
of
$8,808,386 in 1956.
The 1957 total
utility revenues and $1,063,170 from
orevenues
$1,136,368.
The directors
have
both
would
be
.
...
Revenues
totaled
of
approved
known as
this
$7,672,018
company
and
.1957,
compared
was
composed of $7,944,939
nonutllity sources.
In 1956
and
of
in
nonutllity
receipts
were
Other bids for the bonds as 4s were received as follows: Lehman
Brothers and Glore, Forgan &
Co., (jointly) .,100.111; and Kidder, Peabody & Co., 100.091.
Bids for a 4V8%J coupon were received from:
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Sz Beane and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
(jointly), 101.789; Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 101.679; Kuhn,
Co., A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc., and Bear, Stearns & Co. (jointly),
and Eastman Dillon, Union Securities &
Co., 101.3899
The
to
Feb.
1987;
Southern
Utah
Power
Co.
plan of merger in which the resulting company
CaUfornia-Pacific Utilities Co.1 The merger
plan
bonds
redemption
1,
debt
are
redeemable
prices
1959,
to
ranging
retirement
at
the
from
100.20%
for
option of
105.76%
those
redemption
the
for
prices
Loeb &
101.481,
at regular
redeemed prior
company
those
redeemed
on
range
or
from
after
Feb.
101.73%
1,
to
100.20%.
a
PROCEEDS—Net
of
the
cost
of
proceeds
additions,
from
the
extensions
sale
and
will
be
used
to
improvements -to
..
■'
,
company
nor
company had
were offered in Canada in
connection
yield 5.64%.
recent
sold
/
-
v
this
treasury-stock
other communities of Southern Alberta,
48
by certain directors of the corporation, and under underwrit¬
the underwriter has options to purchase up to 222,shares of
common
stock dependent
upon
the amount of units
000
aiic.
1956
finance
565,946,000 544,865,000
revenue—
Federal income
-
being
Wood, Gundy
Ltd., at $19.50.
arrangements,
35,670,000
U.
below.—V. 187, £: 326. ".MP
Inc.—Change in Name
offered by an investment group headed by
& Co. Ltd., and
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co.
held
$
Rales
whir?
stock
1259.
p.
Canadian Western Natural Gas Co., Ltd.
ing
1956
1957
Year Ended Dec. 31—•
*4«.WU,000/.-
Stock Offered—An- issue of 260,000 cumulative
redeem¬
able preference shares, 5Vz%. series (par $20) is
r
.
.
Atlantic Refining Co.—Gross Up—Net Lower-
sin'nnn0^
representations as to' the activities of your company by such
brokerage firms are not based on official information;T~The policy oi
your company and its officers has been and continues to b^ to disclose
pertinent information as it occurs directly to its shareholders through
official company letters."—V. 186, p. 1626.
/ .
- t .,
are
$4,367,989
2,000,222
Net rev. from ry. oper.
merger
of
V "Any
The
Period End. Dec. 31—
-
f
.
Outstanding
170,000 shares .of
covering
options
14,
1957.
20,
The
$300,000
3,500,000 shs.
-
cent)
one
such offers since ,the shares
issues of
with the Wab.Ush Lake Ry.
y-
and
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
new or recent
?;;/C
"/.
fund debs.
sinking
conv.
(sub.), due Jan.
Common
Net
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
■ •
Corp.—Change in Name Effective
Dry Ginger Ale, Inc.
any
;.
t
Authorized
Net
Atlanta & Saint Andrews Bay Ry.—Earnings—
Power
3nn'nnA
oo.ooo
$i
•
Employee Stock Pian
of other companies.' /'r
"Your management wishes^ to, state that
by
/
CAPITALIZATION
Outstanding
2,000,000 shs.
"
City.
The
in "excess
and
made at the corporation's plant lo¬
The plant is leased for a term expiring June
Hillside, N. J.
Railway
five
(par
Canada
any
received by the corporation in connection
1958.
'
,
«:
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Co.—Registers
Canada Dry Ginger Ale,
Koffeemyser machines are
cated
30,
incorporated in Delaware on Nov. 22,
was
principal office is located at Room 1420, Superior Building,
Cleveland 14, Ohio.
The company intends to engage in the business of prospecting for,
drilling, producing, processing, dealing in, storing and selling petroleum,
oil, natural gas and the by-products or derivatives thereof for its own
accc/unt solely or as a participant with or for the account of others.
Included in such business
is the acquisition
and disposition of oil
1957.
of" about
together-with 200,0Q0 shares of capital
Canada Dry
it, less its charges.
The remaining 25% ;/
is a reserve which is to be paid to the corporation when the respective
obligations have been paid in full, provided there Hs not then any de¬
fault by the Corporation to C.I.T.
/
„
'
payment
of
'
Soup
Plan,
Bonus
See
leasing of its Koffeemyser coffee brewing machines, with full
to the corporation.
C.I.T. agrees to pay the corporation at
of purchase 75% of the unpaid face amount of the deferred
the
recourse
the public offering
222,200 shares of common stock (par five cents) at
$1.35 per share through Ross Securities, Inc., New York,
as a speculation.
business
•
be purchased pursuant to said plan.—v. 186,
may
is
corporation
The
.
Inc.—Stock
Stock
a/pqnsider'atiOn of 15,000
for
corporation.
Cleveland,
Chicago,
Buffalo,
Baltimore,
with
616.45).
Petroleum,
gross
..
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Feh a
covering $7,500,000 of: participations in its Employee Savings ami
1958,
,
Washington areas are currently being conducted. :,.. .!%'•■/;;•%'y,
The corporation entered into an agreement on Oct.; 9,
1957 with
C.I.T. Corporation, pursuant to which C.LT. agreed to purchase acceptable-deferred payment paper
registration statement with the
6EC on
depositary receipts for 4,477,086
American shares for ordinary
5 shilling nominal value stock
units of Ampol
(proposed maximum aggregate offering price, $83,Trust Co. also filed another
Jan. 29, 1958, covering Amercan
made in our issue of Jan. 27 of
a
The company
:
,
National Bank of Jersey City,
Jersey.C.*
di¬
rectly or through dealers throughout the United States. , Dealership
arrangements have
already been entered into 'covering New York,
Philadelphia and Boston.
Negotiations with-prospective- dealers for
The"irving
Asta-King
Campbell
:
the holder at any
prior Ho five days before any
presently using any of these inventions.^v'^Vr=>^r--J'- v.
The
Corporation presently intends to distributed its)machines
$12,672.24 L
was
Utah
Power/does,
yearly,; all electric,'; in .and. around. Cedar
produce a company with annual .business183, p/ 2.
; ;;/
'
option of
not
Jan.
on
American
724,128
ui
.
was
shares
With SEC—
Co., New York, filed a registration statement
29, 1958, covering American depositary receipts
Trust
Irving
The
with
for
.iimn,
its
maintains
It
known
453.
Ampol Exploration Ltd.—Registers
are
"..v.
^
incorporated ion,,. March'',
1957^ in •
Commencing Feb."4 dealing's 'in common stock and $4.25 cumulative
principal executive, offices atJ 51$ Madison
preference stock Were/dealt; in on. the New York Stock Exchange undrr
Ave., New York, N. Y.
The corporation is engaged in . makingand f the new name of Canada Dry. Corp.—V; 187, p.. 326.
renting commercial coffee brewing machines known as."Koffeemysers'\
•xvrc^'"".
•.'./■ W/
1
'v-.'// "/'.
The
corporation has acquired from a company - known gs_ Coffee
Canadian Javelin Ltd.—Not Issuing New Stock
Machine Corporation of America its interests; in patent applications
covering Dr. Marcel Von Wertaur's inventions for a consideration of : .„.-John C. Doyle, President, on Feb. 3 in a letter to
stockholders, said50,000 shares of the common stock of the corporation, prior; to, which
"In n-ecent; weeks-it has
repeatedly come to the attention of the
the corporation had acquired from two stockholders, of said'company
management of this Company'that solicitation of our shareholders has
approximately 55%
of its outstanding capital' stock.
Moreover, /the/.,
been made from Canada by. Canadian brokerage firms.
Tnese firms
corporation
has
also acquired certain reversionary > rights
in such
apparently have made efforts to sell'shares of Canadian Javelin Ltd
inventions and the patent applications relating thereto from a company
1958
above.—V.
to
payable at The First
Place, Jersey City, New
Exchange
v.*
—"V.
at the option of the corporation at par plus
time, in whole or in part, on five days notice.'
are
to be drawn by lot.Both principal
any
two-thirds^ of one share/of ^auiorma-Pnrifi
California-Pacific
for each full share of Southern
stock
common
-Southern" Utah
redeemed
BUSINESS—Corporation
participation is to be one share for each $400 of annual basic
of
pay,
subject to the maximum participation of 100 shares
rate
at
be
interest
Delaware.
ployee
referred
to
One
the board of directors authorized preparation for
en
initial offering under the Plan on or about April 30, 1938, with
Installment payments to begin in July 1958 and the purchase period
to end in June 1960.
Under the proposed offering the basis of em¬
Jan.
On
interest
and
he has cancelled or, subject to
to purchase shares.
,
to the shares as to which
limitations, to use this amount
respect
certain
to
accrued
Debentures
in which event he will
credited to his account
time before completing his purchase,
have the right to receive in cash the amount
any
the
at
convertible
are
redemption
subject
annually is to be allowed on employees' accounts. An employee will be
to cancel his election
to purchase as a whole or in part
'
Monday, February 10,
1953
.
common
prior to maturity, but only on or
redemption date, into shares of common stock.of/tfre^ corporation
at the rate of 90 shares for each $100 of debentures. Debentures1 are
entitled
at
debentures
time
compounded semi¬
annum
Utilities
Co., Inc., of New York City on Jan; 27 pub¬
licly offered $300,000 of 6% five-year, convertible sinking fund debentures (subordinated) due Jan. 1, 1963, and
giving
for
provides,
(N.Y.)—Securities Offered —Willis E.
Corp.
Burnside &
Employees' Stock Plan under
en
.
.
.
(674)
2
pay
the
part
elec-
■
Number 5715
187
Volume
.
.
1958-59;will aggregate about $50,000,000.
for
Clevcland Electric Illuminating Co.—Bids Feb. 25—
'
[tat
-
**,u'uuu'wo
roicial
-
,
named
undeiwnteis
Corp.
Critics
——
& Co.,
Robert W. Baird
K
Seen-
& Webster
Stone
lnc.
-
Co..--—-& Denton,
Burnham &
Bros
Burns
Inc
Ar"
have
opment of
t/le
Co.—
William R. Staats & Co.
Barret, Fitch, North &
Rarnbo. Close &
300.000
300,000
Inc.
Rotan,
•
„
Arthur l. Wright & Co.,
200.000
Bauingariner"
Co., Inc.—
Mayes, Inc.
200.000
200,000
&
Bond
200,000
Share Corp.
MacArthur
Kenower,
Co.
&
187,
—v.
200,000
———
571.
p.
.
.
Net rev. (rom
-v.
March
1957—12 Months—1956
8257,408
119,194
$1,090,064
817,309
to the
attached
if
bonds
•Net
ry.
income...
oper.
v. 187, p. 571.
.
.
....
....
„
$625,247
396,331
Railway oper. revenue..
Railway operating exps.
receive a selling commission of 20r,
Daybreak Uranium' was organized in March
Net rev.,from
Net
$228,916
136 282
ry. oper.
income.
oper
ry
—V.
The
will
company
purchase
due
to
up
(EST)
noon
u 0
The
frc.in
it
oi
Production of
and
cars
.
187, p. 142.
January
Month of January—
•
>
SUto-T-^----r—»•«»
Chrysler
•
d^Sl
Total
passenger
:
be
Vl ll
be
attamied
attached to
fnd'o'n
Xre
amoimtcd
amounted
UraniUm Ktock> $3i00o in cash, and $47,000 of n-tes which have since
been'paid. The cost to the promoters of leases so transferred are
said to have amounted to $40,0uU. Tue princq^. selling stockholders
-p,
are Bay Harris, 101,134 shares; L. H. Jorgens, 75,000 shares; Harry
Bienert, 75,050 shares; Roy R. Shaw, 56,910 shares; and J. Winston
Genius, 50,000 shares.—V. 187, p. 454.
.
qhare
on
nr
0J0
ea
each
Cn1'b!'sr
Srior
to
nd a
u
Sent
prio? t°o Sep™ 30° Si,
30
1958
124.258
7,796
Total
132,054
64,542
_____
$10 dm share
% Z"
"ess e vessels foi the
1963, after which they will have
"
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rim
CXT.
Fioancial, Corp.—Executive
The election
Promotions—;
Vice-Presidents and one Assistant
ot four
.
-; -
Vice-President
S£g7£aSS' %£ SZSZlttJ'X
Kuhn, Vice-President
Treasurer of
and
the parent company.
-
Stirling S. Adams, Colin W. McRae. A. Perry Waterman and. George
J.
Willenbucher
elected
were
Vice-Presidents.
They; were
formerly As-
Vice-President was Alfred
De Salvo.
Messrs. Adams,; MeRae, Waterman, and, De Salvo all are
members of the Treasurer's staff, concerned primarily , with the "sale
Pf open-market paper and with, bank relations, Mr. Kuhn said., .:
•
sistant
Mr.
ment
Vice-Presidents.
Assistant
Named
Commercial Invest326.
willenbucher has been Assistant. Treasurer of
Trust
r!4„
1951.—v.
incorporated since
n.
.
p.
__
„
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_
_
187,
Vip Discount Corp., Brooklyn, N. Y.
lered
—
The
corporation
.
January
in
T-v
U.
*
'
r^e
Debentures Of-
offered
publicly
ST™ 1?^S^!,M^Hde^tUW^?aiblei0n,^*
and, July 1, 1963, and Without demand, July X, 1967*
xhey
denominations of
Interest is payable monthly. No
The
proceeds
are
company,
ngaged
*—V.
in
186,
the
p.
to
with
be
purchase
*
used for
offices
at
working capital.
Jay Street, Brooklyn,
375
and collection
no,
oi
consumer
N. Y.- is
installment notes.
-
.
TUE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
•
,
Dana
Seibert,
(Telephone STate
in
'■
•
-
q.,
Canadian
•
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•
On
list noW
comprises 220 of such
securities.
r lies
William B. Dana Company,
remittance for foreign subscriptions
and
.
^
Pharmaceutical Co., Inc.. Salt Lake City. Utah
Wltn oEL
filed a letter of notification with
SEC C0Verlng 100,000 shares of common stock to be offered at
($1 P^r share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be
to pay for an office building, and for warehouse, marketing and
tributlon of new products and
_V. 184, p. 725.
the
par
used
dis¬
for reserve for operating expenses.
.
y
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line RR.—Earnings—
period End. Dec. 31—
1957—Month—1956 1957—12 Months—1956
Railway oper. revenue—
$684,226 $805,673 $7,921,(42 ^^98,379
Railway operating exps.
477,810
387,565 4,982,188 4,802,t>J0
SebutedActt"r/I933VlTh°c
Nct w. from ,-y. oper-
.
-
$3 039 449
$2 034 707
The corporation on Jan. 29
.
the
Crescent Life Insurance Co., Bowling Green, Ky.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The company on Jan. 27 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 20,090 shares of common stock (par $5) to be offered
at $10 per share, without underwriting. Ihe proceeds aie to be used
for organizational expenses and other corporate purposes.
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office)
of exchange,
annnnnwri
.
President.
in the rate
$
$7,060,791 $85,236,093 $81,355,116
$6,129,233
—v. 18<. p. au.
The Securities and Exchange Jommi^ion on Feb. 5
addition of
steeds, of ^ foUawmg
Canndian Restiicte d L .
roldpn HoDe Mines Ltd* and Lama
E
ioiSion & Mini^
Ltd '
p
XTheCanadian--'Restricted List is composed of the stocks of Canadian
companies which the Commission has reason to believe, based upon
information obtained in its investigations and otherwise, recently have
2-0613);
NOTE;
account of the fluctuations
„
Restricted List—
" v.nn wPb
Farnino-c
4,094,526 4,028,342 $30 889 868 $30,007,224
54,346,225 51,3 , .2
Net rev. li°m ly. opei. $Ayj*,/v/ w.wAJ« ic'^4'041 15494047
—
1,124,895 1,525,481 15,9.4,241 15,494,047
.
.
,
v. 184, p. - jb.
Railway oper. revenue..
_
f
and ^Qiel^e«e^d 111 °Ulei key I)roclutlnf' aieas ™iougnout uie
Railway operating exps.
'
cSITw.-
572.
.
^.StUe?
^
clitn"cal>
o
Continental Consolidated Mines «K UllS l^orx). Eld.—
:
operates branch
Period End. Doc. 31—
Division-r-
-
Net ry. oper. income--Net income —^
*^115 "SiSTS 1^4
40,588
KonRa?
34,230
—v. 187, p. 326.
129,489
580,843
R?s'462
855,462
Diamond Alkali Co.—Market Research Activities—
niamond Alkali Co is expanding the market research activities
The Diamond / D , ' ®nt Department "to provide increased mar0
S
h _
evicting products particularly for Diamond's seven
Let reseaitn on existing pioaucts paiueu ^ y
.
Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y
a statistical issueonMo dyJ*
Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with
Copyright 1958 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25
United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of
William
.
-
'
and
Denver & Rio Grande Western KR. 1957—12 Months—1956
Earnings
'• 1957—Month—1956
-
priced at par, and offered in
are
$100, $500 and $1,000.
underwriting is involved.,
The
-SV. 187, p.
t
T\/r?H ^nnf?nlt! fw<.im Lr
b!'remesented'in^othCT'key^rodudng^areas^to
world,
additional $300,000 principal amount
Container Corp. Of America—Sells
if
whi i
'the1"include
metering vessels
The param0Unt Packaging Corp., Philadelphia, Pa., has bought the
assets of the Flexible Packaging Division of Container Corp. of Ainer-ica. Pflcramouht's President, Theodore Isen announced on Feb. 1. The
puvciSpdce was not disposed.
The. property acquired by the Container corporation in 1954, formerly
7«7Uaryi 1958' figures are Preliminary and subject to change.—
P' 142'
c
fw abTpl' ll? nnritr
Delta's full line of tanks, separators, heaters, treaters,
and other Petroleum processing equipment.
Delta- in addition to its main plant in Baton Rouge,
warrant for
^
V
.
>T
¥
of the petroleum industry
The underwriters have agreed to purchase $500,000 principal amount
0f the new notes., From and after the purchase of such notes by the
underwriters, Paul C. Kimball & Co. has the option for a period of six
months to purchase up to an
thereof. See also v. 187, p. 44.
.
0the
Such warrants are exer-
$500 note
.
,
.
_
Helta Tank Manufacturing Co., Inc. New A^iseement
"° slgnl"can' °rea"tod mar*'
3,467
59.927
' 4,615
cars
Dodge Trucks
value per
o„n
thereafter and on or prior to Sept. 30,
13:878
1,869
1.
1...
II
....
Impn-iai
will
'
1957
62,587
will
chore
fharel
year ago, was:
-1958
38,593
Plymouth
'
a
asset^
Ne
'
'
JjL&Sfe&SSS S"00 'h,UreS°ottcf«sfI cmSnon SS'Tar vafue
^ Lr
l
Plymouth. Dodge, De Soto, Chrysler and Imperial pasDodge trucks—United States only—for the month of
January, 1958, compared with the month of
The'prospectus lists 15 silling stockhoidlrs of the 526,774 shares,
who own 815,875 of the outstanding shares. Among these are certain
promoters of Daybreak Uranium who received, ior properties now
ovvned by Daybreak Uranium, a total of 2,800,000 shares of Daybreak
outstandinp-
524
p
'
Shires
tration Statement—*
f
•
*
This corporation, formerly People's Finance Corp., has amended its
registration statement which was recently filed with the SEC and now
proposes to issue and sell $800,000 of 6capital notes due Feb. 1,
1973 at 100t», and accrued interest through Paul C. Kimball & Co.,
Chrysler Corp.-January Car Output Lowersenger
$111'^55 417
of
186
'
13 095 391
Consolidated Coppermilies Corp.—Sells Certain Props.
.
proceeds wUl be added to working capilal.-V.
*
had
conmanv
See Kenhecott Copper Corp. below.—V. 182, p. 111.
.. ..
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•
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Consumer Finance Corp. of America—Amends Regis-
bonds, -series C,
fir.-1. mortgage
$16,000,000
*35jOM for furthel-- ^^rouDd ex
JgJ 'results'of tlS ibojrmwram and £rGeneral Ji-uwal? nuraose*
....
receive bids for
March 12
on
1983.
Assets
t^ $7 90 —V
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Bids March 12^—
the
£$&
'
total
and
».
.
S10-000 lca' ••tU'ther surface exploration Qi its Dan] leases,
$f0,000 ior exploratory drilling on the Dah leases "to determine if
1 w«°'®?.V®ioR nnn
®
^
™
of Colum- '
'
'
the
$3,379,114 $3,063,998
1 505 003 ' 1,395,384
$254,730
121 209
;
-
-
—
186, p. 326.
to the company from its sale of the 630,000 shares will be used as
30 1958 to holderaot record Dec
payable ^an.
bia Plcti.res Corp
1955 lor the purpose
0f acquiring exploring and developing mining properties. Its properties
are located'in the Mt. Spokane, Wash., area, and oil the Spokane
Indian Reservation, 40 miles from Spokane. At Aug. 31, 1957, it had
outstanding a total or 3,754,500 shares of common stock. Net proceeds
,'
.
will
a^ "besf e?forts"&
S Sclttle, '
Columbia Pictures Corp.—Fractional Stock Interests—
appointed
fractional
The City Bank Farmers Trust Co. of New York has been
agent for the holders of order cards to purchase or sell
interests in connection with a 2Va& - common stock dividend
$7,716,687
4,652,689
;
sale'
market"; and the remaining 526,774 shares are to be offered
The nttcrinn iq to hp madp bv Herrin
company/
on
basis, ihi which it
Commonwealth Investment Co., San Francisco—Asset
Value $7.90 Per Share—
1
;
a
$8,016,349
4,637,235
$589,011
334,281
•
issuing company proposes to offer 630.000 shares l'or public
«-at
lvV f.f,rtain «iellin«r stockholriprq
v
1957-12 Months-4956
1957—Month—1956
' Period End. Dec. 31—
I
ters With Securities and Exchange Commission^JZLmJS2-
T1-J0
order under the
000.—V. 186, p. 2047.
.
_
_
Daybreak xj,allium> Illc.( Opportunity, Wash,—Regis-
Net proceeds of this financing, together with Wer funds now avail-
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—
nroces
OuSnT
Cushman Cllipped Pol'k "n<l Lous Bar-B-Q-Sauce.
able or to become available from 1958 operations and from additional
financing during the year, will be applied toward financing the 1958
construction program of Columbia Gas subsidiaries. This program, it
is estimated, will require cash expenditures of not in excess of $89,000,-
....
.
005,243'
permitting it to issue and^sell, at competitive
60.672,895
and 2S50.
25,542,287 /
52,729.122
21,001,392
7,270,474
v;2,879,814
4,874,551
1,966,265
Net.reva. (rom ry. op.
736,501
The^comnLv^ianS
mumoses
Southern' Hash,^
bidding, $30,000,000 of debentures, series J, due 1983.
22,474,449 .21,679,340 258,308,215 257,032,495
17.599,898
14,408,800 205,579,093 196,359,000
Railway oper. revenue..
Railway operating expa.
Cushmans Real
ses
$1,531,299
$1,902,911
63,403
,
Jther^cornorate8
anrf
" "Vlar'n
L—1
—
$146,548
22,672
-
Fr^in§
1957—12 Months—195G
V $
■$
$
$
'■
$64,895
,
.*•
years
calendar
1957—Month—1956
.
This corporation has applied to the SEC for an
.
December and
for
rnof^^it^n06"^ at * ^ ^ ^
1957—Month—1956 1957—12 Months—1956,
8217,542
$363,553 54,330,342 .53,835,979
'
the company
bonds maturing on
.
earnings
959,683
v
Columbia Gas System, Inc.-To Issue Debentures-
authorized
company
only
1,185,042
loo, p. 2269.
Cushman Food Co., IllC., Aiken, S. C.—Stock Offered—
The corporation on Feb. 3 offered 90,000 shares of com-
$3,224,164
.
tacomc—;
&Quincy Hit.—Pays Bonds—
Period End. Dec. 31—
102,547
—r
will issue $24,500,000 of new 4^8 V first and refunding
mortgage bonds due Feb. 1, 1978,
•
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^
^
Holders
of general mortgage 4'»
bonds due March 1, 1958- may
receive
immediate payment of the principal amount and interest to
March 1,
1958 at any time upon presentation of the bonds at the
•company's fiscal office, Room 905, Two Wall St., New York, N. Y.
Interest due March
1, 1958 on coupon bonds will be paid at this
time
55,426
.
.
$3,322,712
$285,049
Net rev. from ry. oper.
™
•
1.
The
$261,678
Period End. Dec. 31—
Railway oper revenue
5.516.748
:
general mortgage 4').
Cubacor Explorers Ltd.—Offering Postponed—
Stratford Securities Co., Inc., New York City, has been lode initely
t ior
oS«o
explond ion and diilhng costs.—
The prospective offering of 600,000 shares of common stock, through
Colorado & Wyoming Ry.—Earnings—
-
$1,892,710
963,213
Commission has
'
' '
$7,409,458
interstate commerce
$24,590,000 of its
'
Ne^ ry^opeiv mcome_^_
$7,116,678
5,420,614
refund
1958
1957
$33,748,851 $32,260,904
Net rev. from ry. oper.
$655,832
398.424
Chicago, Burlington
The
to
Mr* La,Kinski was formerly Vice-President of programming of iho
American Broadcasting Co
-
Colorado & Southern Ry.—Earnings—
.7154,704
37,902
ry. oper.
ry.'oper. income.—
187, p. 326....
;
Net
Job to lool: into Possible acquisitions,
•
Period End. Dec. 31—
1957—Month—1956 1957—12 Months—1956
Railway oper. revenue__ $1,224,772 $1,389,462 $15,846,285 $15,596,251
Railway operating exps.
963,094
1,104,413 12,523,573 12,372,087
'J'I;
$582,682
427,918
Railway oper. revenue.. Railway operattne exps.
devel-
—v. 187, p. 143.
'
1957—Month—1956
one-q^rter
—___
Charleston & Western Carolina Ey.—Earnings—
Period End. Dec. 31—
owns a
is the
connected into
interest in this
is
_
.
Sales
& Co. _—l—100,000
Butcher & Sherrefd_^_
looiooo
M. M. Freeman & Co.,
Inc.
100,000
Grande & Co., Inc
100,000
Sheridan Bogan Paul &
con • inc. ——100,000
&
&
Indianapolis
States
that
block
acre
4 Weeks Ended Jan. 25—
150'000
Downing
systeim' Coastal
Donlia
gathering svstem
new
approximately 2 400
In 19ob> v hlle stin Publishing "Collier's" and "Woman's Home Companiou" magazines, Crowell-Collier purchased radio Station KFWB • in
s An&eIes« <-alh-, 101* 82,225,000 and announced it would purchase
loVr ,othfe,p radio-television stations in the Midwest for over $16,000,000.
Latf h\ th.f year, these plans were scrapped for lack of capital.
according to the publishing firm, and in December the magazines were
discontmued tor the same reason after incurring substantial losses.
Nadio KFWB,. however, was retained..
V. 186, p. 1838.
_
? Crowell-Collier today is primarily an encyclopedia producer, deriving
,
income from P. F. Collier & Son Corp., a wholly-owned subsidiary.
•
For the first nine months of 1957, it earned $2,787,739, against a loss
Colonial Stores Incorporated—January Sales Higher— ' for the full year. 1956 of $1,421,943. ("Wall Street Journal").—V.
-
150,000
Co—150,000
Mosle <fe
an
Plans to Expand
—
The block has now been almost completely proven
;
Pipe has been,set on a fourth well in this block in which there were
two proven gas sands.; On a fifth well, which is presently being drilled,
the company has alteady proven three gas sands and is continuing to'
drill. Coastal States is moving another drilling rig onto a sixth location that is one of" the two remaining proven locations in the block.
'
Kerner"
200 000
Hendrix
Crowell-Collier Publishing' Co.
Operations in Radio Station Field
upeiauons in KaqiO biation r lela
• The company on Feb. 3. announced plans to expand into.the radio
"eld *®r the seooird time. It already owns one station,
T
D. Cole, Chairman, said the company has appointed Steven.B.
!Tv,Iw v!? ,,a.. o('Wly-ci'ea ted post of dnector of radio opera Jons to
eNPlore expansion any radio station yew but it would be Mr, Labunslyi'3
possibilities. He said Crowell-Collier had not mti'ie
a specific offer to
feet of gas.
lsonnn
Securities Corp".
Dittmar
.
entire blockV.which, presently lias three dual completed gas wells All
of tlie.se wells average over 20 barrels of distillate per million'cubic
.>
Newburuer & Co
30o!ooo
Co."
Pacific Northwest
riavtnn
Related to the'completion of the
<
,
500 000
Co
Newhard, Cook &
severally
$200,000
1.350,000 " Schmidt, Poole, Roberts
.."V
•
& Parke .————200,000
1,350,000 : Arthurs, Lestrange &
V
;
-Co.
, 150,000
750.000
Chace, Whiteside &
750,000
Winslow, Inc. —.i—..
150,000
,
Carl McGlone & Co.,
750,000
Inc. ...
150000
'
Inc.
below
respective principal amounts
Mitchum; - Jones &
Templeton ;
Inc.—$2,500,000
Ripley & Co.,
Harriman
within five years. The
shares will be priced at par (25 cents per share). No underwriting
is involved. The proceeds are to be used to liquidate obligations.
a warrant, to purchase five additional shares,
.
.
_
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed to purchase from the company the
of the bonds set opposite their names: ,
Co.,
.
_
.
company
&
*
A
llelcis/
•
The^iew 13iVsf-mile system not only will add to the company's ga.th- 4
onng' -income but it will also have an appreciable effect on production '
hic??le as Coastal States owns a one-quarter working interest in* 80ft.-'
the wells- supplying the system. The Donna system's gas is being c
sold to Trunkline Gas Co.
'
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the sale of the new first mortbonds and the prepayment of bank loans, capitalization of the '
on
Oct. 31 consisted of: $95,185,000 in long-term debt;
175 000 shares of cumulative preferred stock,
par $100; and 4,047,300
chares of
stock, par $10.
:
J
snares ox common
eaee
Blyth
n
Oscar S. Wyatt, Jr., Chairman of the Board and President, on Feb. 6
announced the competion of the company's 23rd gas gathering svstem.
Known as the Donna Gas Gathering System, it will initially connect
10 wells having a totaT of 20 completions located in three different
$40,113,186 and net income
.
qtnUe
v *.
oiaies uas 1 roaueing GO.—Announces Completion OP 23rd Gas Gathering System— "
• ' ' '
months ended Oct. 31, 1957, tot.i l operating r
to $43,895,383 and net income to $8,955,083. This
amounted
compared with total operating revenues of
of $8,080,233 for the calendar year 1958.
i'irsi
«;*o 000 000'
EARNINGS—For the 12
revenues
Crested Butte Mining & Milling Corp., Denver, Colo.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
momaue2boSdfiebum?°KiJt °f " The corporation on Jan. 27 filed a letter of notification with the
morteage bonus due 1993. See also V. 187, p. 143. SEC covering 80,000 shares of common stock, each accompanied by
C0!™E^5Va1' °5 Public Square, Cleveland l, Ohio, will up to
•
BUSINESS—company is', a' public .utility supplying electric energy
in, southern Texas.' At Oct. 31, 1957, it furnished electric service to
about 232,050'customers in 208 communities and adjacent rural areas,
located in 42 Texas counties and supplied wholesale electric energy
to ten
rural electric cooperatives.
;
,
3
(675)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
UEctor 2-9570. j^5erber^aDg3,^Illinois
N
„
tle ^ct of March 3,
1942, at the post office at New York._N Y. iindet• tne
Canada, $68.00 per year. Other Countries, $(2.uu P i
advertisements must be made in New York funds.
-tet
Mare
1879. Subscriptions
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(676)
divisions and its sales department." it was announced on
A. Butler, Jr., Director of Commercial Development.
The Market Research Section of the Commercial DevelopmentDepartment
previously concerned /principally with new products, is being
operating
Feb
1
assignment.—V. 187, p. 572.
Railway operating exps.
Up—Earnings Off—
t-o handle this new and broader
enlarged
Railway oper. revenue.
Net
v
$3,953,032 ' $4,720,473 $56,916,201
3,511,468
3,840,192 40,193,280
from
rev.
ry.
$880,281 $16,722,921
$17,226,105
4,765,710
,) $441,564
'
31,200
ry. oper.
income—
oper.
36,291,796
4,362,706
157,799
—V.
the year amounted to $8,129,000, equivalent to $2.15
per common share after deduction of preferred dividends.
This com¬
pares with earnings of $10,806,000, or- $2,92
per common share, in
1956.
Results for both periods are reported on the basis of 3,465,218
common shares outstanding on Dec. 31, 1957.
:
000,000 financing later in the year. The type of
security to be
will be determmined by conditions at that
time.—V.
Ford Motor Co.
Empire State Building Corp. (N. Y.)—New President—,
Mr.
in earnings, Mr. Fairburn explained, was due prima¬
in profits of the lumber divisions which were ad¬
throughout the year by the industry-wide softness in
prices. Also, expenditures on research and
and promotion were considerably higher.
V.
•
President
as
and
and
director
a
of
director
a
•
■
has
1V2
followed
oTntvlAt't'
which
This
—V.
corporation
Jan.
on
Dilbert's Quality
Stephen D. Fuller,
and
Big
Suffolk
and
Ben
also
is
Alloys
New York
names
Counties,
Fuller
Mr.
American
Board
on
N. Y.
director
a
•
of
of
number
a
Corp., Elco Corp.
other
firms
including
and United Cuban Oil Inc.—V.
186,
offered
11
never
'
Mills,
President,
Jan.
on
on
27,
first
stockholders
three
and
quarters
the
to
Dividend—
did
of
part:
declare
any
dividend
\
management
figures
on
*
i
the
1957,
quarterly
press
in
not
:
'
convertibles
33
,7
,
mw(.i
convei-nhi,
4
Jam 31, said
1958,
the company.
of
the
"For
of
sales
released" to
and
earning
prepared
in accordance with its normal procedures.
However, a more
review as
of the
close oi
1957 covering
our
contracts in
revealed that profit performance was not measuring
up to
previous estimates, and in fact, losses were to be* incurred on a
number
intensive
progress
public
for
Spring by introduction of a
Krifn-cn
eaJ
before used for soft-top
rtmiflv
design
directors
stock
the
sale in units, in such manner
that
40%
and 60%
of the aggregate purchase price will
purchase
common
stock
and
debenture-notes,
respectively
(with
the
stock
carrying a $2 per share price and the debenture-notes being offered
at
$1,000 per debenture-note).
The offering is to be made on a
"best efforts"
basis by Minor,
Mee & Co., of Albuquerque, N. M.,
for which a selling commission of 10c per common share
and $50
per del>enture note will be paid.
The underwriter also will receive
warrants to purchase
8,000 common shares at $2.50 per share, the
warrants being
exercisable during a. period ending two years after
completion of the offering.
.;
has been elected a director of Dilbert's, which
56
supermarkets and food stores
under
the
in Brooklyn and Quoens and in Nassau
City investment firm,
operates a
chain of
Dilbert
Supermarkets Inc.—Fuller
senior partner of S. D. Fuller & Co.,
a
be
to
are
W.
"The
Commission—
corporation
securities
Vlncifrn
Foster Wheeler Corp.—Omits
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
Jan. 29, 1958, covering 60,000 shares of its $1 par common stock and
$180,000 of 6%
callable, unsubordinated, ■ unsecured debenture-notes,
maturing in 20% instalments each two years beginning in 1960. The
29 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 150,006 6hares of common stock
ipar 10 cents) to -be
offered at $2 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to
be used for general corporate purposes.
'
The
,(l.
hardtop
this
later
o
employs a
38
17, p. 573.
Earle
ters With Securities and Exchange
Si
1957 two-passenger model, the 1958
Thunderbird
and 4.2 inches wider than the former
model ami
much trunk space. The 1958 two-door
times as
be
«v>Vttnb
«
Expanded Shale Products, Inc., Denver, Colo.—Regis¬
(N. Y.)—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
the
and
to the
longer
inches
24
will
p
director of Baltimore & Ohio Chicago
Terminal RR. Co., all of Chicago; Executive Vice-President and a direc¬
tor of the Thomas B.
Bishop Co., San Francisco; and is a direc¬
tor of the Farmers Investment Co., in Tucson, Ariz.—V. 184, p. 1041.
Corp. of America
Manufacturing
two-nn<W
publicly unveiled in Ford dealerships for
J. O. Wright, Ford Motor Co. Vice-President
General Manager,* said on Feb. 2.
- ■ -V
Compared
Is
1953.
186, p.
Diapulse
the
13.
market "
'
;
Building CorP-j
Co.; Vice-President
Exchange
Marblehead Lime
of
to
successor
be
Feb.
"Although ■ the suggested retail price has not yet been
announmi"
Mr. Wright, said, "Ford dealers have received more than
3 0(H) adv n
orders lor the car that cost $30,000,000 to bring to the
Material Service Corp., the
of Chicago's
will
on
Division
of Freeman Coal Mining Corp.; a
against 25 cents
as
/
largest supplier of construction materials.
serves
Vice-President
)
the company's equity in undistributed
interests was equivalent to 29 cents per
per share in the previous year.—
nonconsolidated
of
share
common
23^
p
(Mich.)—Announces New
Thunderbird
four-passenger Thunderblrd,
new
time
.
He
that
disclosed
Fairburn
Mr.
earnings
of Directors.
Board
Vice-President
is
Crown
world's
development
for product
the
of
Vice-Chairman
.
.
The
classic,
Robert Crown of Chicago, 111., has Ueen
Col. Henry Crown, as President of this
rily -to the decline
versely affected
187, p. 327.
'
Net earnings for
The reduction
nff
later
elected to succeed his father,
corporation. Colonel Crown
will retain the position of Chairman and Fred M. Glass, Senior VicePresident and Chief Executive Officer was elected to the position of
compared with
1958
company will offer $20,000,000 of first mortgage bond's
petitive bidding March 29, said McGregor Smith, Chairman ~
Com*
The proceeds will be used to help finamsj a
construction
budgeted at $75,000,000 for 1958.
11 pro^m
Mr.-Smith said the company will probably seek
an additional «<>a
186,
$168,797,000
in the previous year, according to Robert G. Fairburn, President. Both
periods include results of operations of The Gardner Board & Carton
Co. which -was merged with Diamond Match Co. on Oct. 31, 1957.'
in 1957,
to $170,645,000
>Sales-amounted
•
10
•
$53,517,901
•
Net
Diamond Gardner Corp.—Sales
Monday, February
.
This
1957—12 Months—1956
1957—Month—1956
Period End. Dec. 31—
,
.
Florida Power & Light Co.—To Sell
Bonds
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.—Earnings—
,
C
by
4
.
contracts.
of
The
amount
of these losses and profit
reductions has
yet been fully ascertained, but will probably be such as to
nullify
of the net earnings for 1957 previously reported and
may result
not
most
in
net
a
for
loss
the
year.
"Our
backlog of business remains at more than. $300,000,000 and
and working capital positions of the
company are adequate
present needs. We look forward to improving our earnings position
cash
the
;
for
in 1958."—V.
186,
455.
p.
".
■' 3;:^--
.
~
.
.
fJ. 1375.
corporation was organized under Colorado laws on Nov. 8, 1957.
It proposes to produce
"only a coated, expanded shale, lightweight
aggregate for sale to the building construction industry in the vicinity
Diversified Growth Stock Fund, Inc.—New Records—
This Fund
reports
of
records in total net assets, number
of shareholders and shares outstanding as of Dec. 31, 1957.
»*
■
<
In the 12 months covered by the Fund's annual report for 1957, net
assets increased from $15,273,789 to $17,824,141.
The number of share¬
year-end
new
holders
54%,
by
grew
Net. asset value
of
to
1958
31,
3,309,300
to
per share
Dec.
on
distribution
profits
security
a
6,684
from
2,399,322
creased from
of
Economic
Dividend
F.
pany's voting securities.
have
formerly Chairman of
Advisors,
Shares,
has
Inc.
policy committee
V. 186, p. 624.
and
He
been
Is
elected
also
to-the
member
a
the
President's
:
'
of directors of
firm's investment
the
'
Inc.—
Co.,
Inc.—Registration Statement Effective
;
v-
-
statement filed with the SEC on Oct. 25,. 1957,
proposed public offering. oL 426,497 shares of common' stock
($15 per share) was declared eLectlve on Jan. 28. See V. 186,
'
at par
/
\
to
purchase
the debenture-notes.
a
total
.
of
6,000
*•"„
..
.
are
this
of
also
is
.
-
Dow
Chemical
'
Co.—Enters
'
a-director- of-Resources
International.—V.
resins
recognized
are
issue.
186,
'
~
2576.
p.
the
y
.
•
Mr.
issue
Funston
when
the
amount
by
The
>v
tl>an
....
lation programs
programs
an
shares
with insurance protection.—V.
„
Montgomery Ward oifbr expired onJan.31,"K>58V. 183, p. 2182.
•
<
Period End. Dec. 31—
1957—Month—1956
Railway oper. revenue__
Railway operating exps.
<
Net
Net
*
rev.
ry.
from ry. oper.
income™
oper.
Deficit.—-V, 187,
p.
*$2,401,201
John
.
*$1,589,231 $20,649,277 $13,485,584
*735,087
8,638,235
5,534,994
*950,759
•
corporation
other
and
Net
Net
rev.
ry.
$460,451
from ry. oper.
oper.
$571,713
-454,829
-
$7,492,542
6,660,167
Camera's
*
$4,228
*37,400
$832,375
*44,041
*Deficit.—V. 187,
p.
*
326.
$1,573,729
209,164
"
893,945
.
Period End. Dec. 31-—'
Railway
oper.
Net
rev.
Net ry.
1957—Month—1956
revenue..
Railway operating
from. ry. oper.
income—
—Y. 187, p.
1957—12 Months—1956
$6,182,360
337,976
4,086,603
$6,936,638
4,795,729
$186,812
$313,262
$2,095,757
$2,140,909
63,805
,
$651,238
328,148
178,285
oper.
*
539,779
563,535
327.
Edgcomb Steel of New England, Inc.,
Nashua, N. II.
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
SEC
coloration on Jan. 28 filed
covering 30,000
offered
be
at
$10
used for
Electro
per
shares
share,
a
class
of
without
working capital and to
letter of notification
A
common
stock
underwriting.
pay
The
(par
with
$5)
proceeds
•
the
to
be
are
and
fo?*YSlINESPTTh<; corp?ra,tion
controls
equip¬
purpose of
455.
n
n ,mc1er
p.
its
to
research
of
Jan.
27
' EJectro Precision
,
•
,
require
the inte¬
Fairchild"
Data
Link
and
'
of
with
$6,449,141
of
1.70.
•
Net
Directors,
at
'
;
announced; 011
shortly expected to sell a substantial
comprising 151,000 of -the
stock; to Paradynamics, Tnc,
company,
capital
the
Board.
directors
Drlessen,
..
consists
now
Robert
of
...
these
V
.
.
five
directors and
new
A.
Olen, Max Stieg, and Franklin Lyons,
the previous board.
The new board has appointed
from
and
the
has
and
request of Charles
Y., it has vacated
D.
SEC Issues Order
'
—
Exchange Commission
Feb.
on
3
announced that,
Adams
and Joseph II. Neebe, oi New York,
temporarily suspending a Regulation A
order
an
from-registration
under the Securities Act of 1933 with
proposed public offering of securities by Adams and Nee'oe,
partners in a proposed limited partnership to be formed
under New York law to be called "The
Friendly Persuasion Company,"
which proposed to produce a theatrical venture.
In its suspension order, issued June
28; 1956, the Commission asserted
a
general
.
.
that
the
terms and
with by
conditions
Messrs. Adams
of
Regulation A had not been complied
Neebe, in that they had failed to file the
and
required, semi-annual reports of'sales of securities pursuant to the
exemption. Upon the basis of affidavits filed by Messrs. Adams,, Neebe
and Philip
B. Wattenberg to the
effect
that
the
proposed limited
partnership had never been formed, that" the proposed ^project had been
abandoned, and--that, no public offer ol' securities had ;been made, the
development
systems,
the new
in other product
products as the Radar Target
Ultrasonic Light Modulator.—
determined
to
vacate
its
suspension order.
proposed, partnership had filed its Regulation A notification on
1953, proposing the offering of pre-formation limited partner¬
ship agreements in an amount not to exceed $75,000.
The
Aug. 10,
,
%
Securities
31,
Securities
Commission
reconnaissance
already produced such
327.
p.
General Motors
and
issued
Exchange
Commission,-
it
The
corporation
United
States
Corp.—January Car Output Off—
produced
and
Canada
during January, 1957, it
was
announced
324,837
during
OUTPUT OF MOTOR VEHICLES
on
passenger
January,
announced
was
trucks in the
with 369,503
and
cars
compared
as
Feb.
on
3.
(U. 8. & CANADIAN FACTORIES)
order
an
,.
Fireball Uranium's Regulation A
notification, filed Dec. 7, 1955, pro¬
posed the public offering of 250,000 shares of its common
stock, 225,000
shares on behalf of the
company lor an aggregate
of $45,000 cash
and 25,000 by Ddvid H.
Borwick, company President, for claims to
be computed at an aggregate sales
price not to exceed $5,000.
The*
Commission's order asserts that:(1)..the
.company
failed to file the;
required semi-annual reports of stock sales; and (2). the
notification
omitted to state material facts
by reason of its failure to disclose (a)
whether the required assessment work on the
company's 55 unpatented ■
mining claims has been performed and (b)- the status of the
company's
right, title and interest to Such claims.
The order provides an
op¬
portunity for hearing, upon request,-on tlhe question whether
the
suspension should be vacated or made
permanent—V. 182, p. 2789.
1958
Passenger Cars
—V.
187,
325,296
:
,
T"
Trucks
44,2U
Passenger Cars
327.
p.
General Refractories
L.
1957-—
Trucks
34,088
January,—290,749"
"
Co.—Reports Recond Earnings—
Y.
Greene, President, on Jan. 31 announced flhat earnings
J°j)
1957 were $7,750,000, equivalent to $5.58 per share
against
earnings of $7,200,000, and $5.19 for 1956 based on shares now out¬
the
year
standing.
Sales
—V.
A
5%
for
185,
stock
1957
dividend
wore
1886.
p.
was
$67,600,000,
paid
21, 1957.
$67,225,000 for
Nov.
on
against
as
19u6.
...
General Telephone Co. of California—To Sell Bonds—
company has applied to the California P. U.
Commission for
to Issue and sell $20,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due
The
authority
Period End. Dec. 31—
•
Railway
oper.
revenue..
Railway
oper.
expenses
ry.
$3,450,663
2,614,130
-
1,
The
1957—12 Mos.—1956
$3,743,248 $38,938,061 $37,741 535
2,660,318
30,340.330
27.907,575
$836,533
$1,082,930
$8,597,731
378,722
income
oper.
March
Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
Net rev. from ry. opers.
—V.
°S3B$f
187,
p.
514,869
2,856.694
$9,833,960
4,259,046
1988.
Blakeslee,
of
$60,000,000
lor
"
.
will
issue
M.
be
sold
President,
the
at
competitive
announced
expects
company
construction.—V.
186,
p.
bidding
that
to
funds
raise
on
in
Edwin
March 12.
from
issue.
the
1958,
Parj
would be usea
1262.
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earningsperiod End. Dec. 31—
Railway
45.
Ford Motor Co.
The
Corp."
159,022
total
Month
.
-
Ford
-
of
includes
January—
1958
passenger
118,261
Mercury
*
Edsel
this
See
headLn<r
V.
.
ljassenger cars and trucks during
1,524 Thunderblrd units.
In
January
1957, the company established an all-time record for
the month when
it produced 219,909 units.
The breakdown follows:
The
Ford
187°,
—V.
.
..„
187,
573.
37,120
1,733
3)217
—
trucks
Totals
p.
;
1957
153.452
-
12.415
:
Lincoln
under
(Mich.)—January Car Output Off—
produced
company
January.
Electrolux Precision
Corp.—Correction—
issue
has
military market."
addition
continue
which
The
manu-
.
our
Defense
fering Temporarily Suspended by SEC—
manu¬
located In Arkadelphia,
$1)——-
appearing in
ratio
•
;.
—LI'
_
6.004
23.396
159,022
23,333
-
219,909
oper.
revenue
$255,198
$278,072
Railway
new
instruments used in automatic
^ treatment Processes- Its plant is
new
Fireball Uranium Mines, Inc., Moab, Utah—Stock
Of¬
Net
used to purchase
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
PRESENT FINANCING
^
in
Florida East Coast
^as organized for the
and
that
will
187,
bank loan.
inventory and for working capital.
facturing electronic
Arkansas
V.
Precision
yb® net PJoceeds wil1 be
a
to
Corp.
(Ark.)—Stock
Offering—
Nunn-Groves Co., Little Rock,
Ark., recently offered to
bona fide residents of
Arkansas an issue of 60,000 shares
of common stock
(par $1) at $4 per share.
ment
into
.
$514,960
exps.
of
of
continue
The
as
integration of its Recon¬
division
strengthen
position in the
added
Jan.
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
"
the
announced
Electronics,
broadening its military products base.
temporarily suspending a Regulation A
exemption from registration under the Securities Act with
respect to a
stock offering by this corporation.
S
*
A;
respect to
-V
To design and produce them will
extensive background in reconnaissance
our
Simulator,, Voice
6,688,266
$5,622
income
1
its
$8,261,995
567,485
-
board
-.
exemption
Corp;/;-** tRorms New
v./.:-...1
with'the experi¬
ence and know-how of our
Electronics Division ..research group.
It is a
logical step which we believe will materially
lines
*
1957—Mohth—1956' 1957—12 Months—1956
Feb.
and
aimed at
:
sensors.
gration of
He
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic RR.—Earnings—
& Instrument
:;-'3
Carter,
division
Railway oper. revenue..
Railway operating exps.
current
•v Friendly
Persuasion Co. (N. Y.)
Vacating Order of Suspension-^
on
President; stated:. "As we have long. predicted, recon¬
naissance systems of the. future will be a combination, of
photographic
44.
>Period End. Dec.' 31— *'
•
on
Systems
Products Division,
1957—12 Months—1956
$2,331,682 $57,827,737 $47.034;630
3,920,913
37,178,460
33,549,046-
$512,055
'.2,913,256
This
naissance
Dulutli, Misabe & Iron Range Ry.—Earnings—
1
Division—:;-.— 4.
accumu¬
"
483.
p.
Faircliild Camera
its
and
programs
systematic
185,
compared
31, 1956.
Committee comprised of Mr. Ash, Chairman, Mr. Lyons,
Driessen, Mr. Stieg, and Robert A Olen, ex-officio.—'V. 187, p. 573.
.
Chicago
a
issued..
N.
amendment to
paid
and
as
Dec.
compared-with
compared
-
of the Board
his associates
at
as
Executive
an
Mr.
department store, has a total of 372,100
Montgomery Ward. & Co. has acquired 368,345
common shares through an offer to
buy any and all common stock at'
$25 per share. Only 3,755 shares remain in the hands of the
public.'
company,
common
The
accumulation
Chairman
new
who
outstand-'
less
Chairman
$16,400,000,
$17,960,000
$15,841,140,
a
:
holdings in the
of
outstanding
shares
totaled
and
were
St. Louis, Mo.
The sale of this- stock was completed by Mr. Lyons
his
associates the following day, Jan/ 15,
1958.
Following the transaction, Walter A. Olen, George E. Barnes, Walter
II. Graham, John P. Byonton,. and John P.
Wagner resigned as director.-;,
Mr. Lyons resigned as Chairman of the
Board, though continuing as a
director.
George E. Mallinckrodtr Maurice E. Ash, Arthur M. Young,
William Van N. Washburn, and Albert W. Merck then were elected
to the
board of directors,, with Mr.
Mallinckrodt
being elected the
James
explained,' to
has been reduced to
5,000
their
1957
;
.
and
$126,633
$0.42
$0;2S,
of
The
y
current practice,
he
$85,362
'
and
Dreyfus Corp., New. York—Registers With SEC—
$45,000,000 systematic
of
300,000
v
Lyons,
14 that
1957
31,
$9,295,785, for
$6,545,355,
as
was
1957..
Franklin
Dec.
of
capital
30.
part
at
164.924
-
.
the.'; industry., as
being among the toughest and most durable known.—V. 187, p. 454; <-
The corporation on Jan..29 filed with the SEC
registration statement covering $5,000,000 fully
Working
1957,
31,
at" Sept. >30,
assets
31.910
88,000
~
Dec..
"323.467
94,990
capital stock—1
of
at
liabilities
current
Sept.
(net)
—
:
share
per
orders
$18,150,000
Jan.
other deductions
income
on
profit
Current
-
and
taxes
profit
With
•
.
lug, exclusive of concentrated holdings,
shares.
•
-
tooling,
solidified
is
the
Exchange's
suspend trading in a common stock
company has entered the liquid epoxy resin field with three
basic resins which is says are designed to be of
special interest to the.'
electrical, paint, adhesive, reinforced plastic, and ..chemical
Industries, It was announced .on Jan. 31.
'
Liquid epoxy resins: are plastics which have the ability to change *
from liquids into extremely hard solids when
catalyzed under proper-
delist
It
The
conditions..--The
Net
Net
V"
financing,
(The) Fair, Chicago, III.—To Delist Stock—
to
Epoxy Field—*
.
•
1956
$5,222.3691
268,352
—
expense
Estimated
common
.
profit
Unfilled
Application will bo made to the Securities and Exchange Commission ;
*
Interest
1957
$4,648,431
1—
sales
Operating
said to
Trading in the common stock/of this - company /will be suspended
effective at the opening of-the market on leb.
17,1958, Keith Funston,
President of the New York Stock Exchange, announced on Feb. 4.,/.
a
1953.
proceeds
Foofce
"
,
registration
covering
p.
Securities
intention
$18,000 of
directors
and
estimated at. $276,290, ■will be used
as follows:
$7,000 for repayment of a loan front' Benjamin G. Raskob,"
part owner of Resources international; • $7,500 as advance royalties
and payments on account of properties during-first
year after com-•
inencement of the offering; $146,775 for design and construction of
plant and operation during shakedown period;, $22,000' for salaries
to officers during first year; and $93,015;
for'working- capital. The "
prospectus lists Royal S. Foote of 'Broonrfield, Colo., as President.'
board
of
Nationwide
their
Prospective officers
(& Subs.)—Earns. 0£f
Quarter E'nded Dec. 31—
Not
exchange
In
=
Council
-
Doctors' Motels,
/The
of
and
Net
'
director
a
indicated
shares
shareholders of record Dec. 31, 1957.
Corresponding
the end of 1956 was $6.37.—V. 186, p. 1049.
<
; '
Burns,
outstanding.
now
are
..
to 10,281.
Shares outstanding in¬
during the same period.
31, 1957 was $5.39, after deduction
of 27(b cents per share payable
Dividend Shares, Inc.—Elects New Director—
Arthur
securities
No
property interests and other considerations, the company proposes
to issue 12,500
common shares
to its principal promoter, ResourcesInternational, Inc., of Denver, together with options to purchase addi¬
tional common shares, so that Resources International, Inc., will have
the opportunity to maintain at all times a -25%
interest in the com¬
net asset value at
Dr.
Colo."
Denver,
lor
,
Jan
Four Wheel Drive Auto Co.
The
oper.
expenses-
221,348
230,929
$3,357,175
2.826,788
Mos.—1956
$3,554.5m
3,078.0'*
ry.
$33,850
$47,143
$530,387
$475,939
3,039
8,576
83,060
10.416
Net
Net
—V.
rev.
ry.
fr.
oper.
187,
p.
1957—Month—1956
opers.
income
"'
1957—12
45.
Gladding, McBean & Co.—Reports Record Sales—
This
company achieved
the highest net sales and
earnings in llts
history during 1957, it was announced on Jan. 31 by* C. w*
Planje, President. Net sales for the year ended Dec. 31. 1957, tow?"
$35,155,000,
or
5%
greater
than
the
$33,524,000 reported for
82-year
previous
record
Earnings
for
year of
the
1956.
year
1957
'
amounted
share; compared with* $3,353,000, or $2.12
1,583,960 shares outstanding as of Dec.
31,
to
$3,422,000.
per" share" in
1957.—V. 186, P
'
$2.16
or
•
_
P^
based on
E270.
1953
j
Number 5715
187
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
In
calling for the delivery of submarine batteries with a total value
$1,500,000. This, was announced on Feb. 5 by Albert H. Daggett,
President, who also stated that the batteries will be manufactured at
the company's plant in Depew, N. Y.—V. 187,"p. 145.
/
**'
'
*
- •'
,k
of
.
securities.
issue
rights,
title
and
listed
notification
ceeded
by
Streitman
Fenner,
broker-dealer
ssubsidiary, plans to sell a $20,000,000 bond
during the last half of 1958 to help finance its $350,000,000 ship
Inc.,
Line,
issuer's
Urania's
underwriter.
Co.—SS. Line Plans Financing—
(W. K.) Grace &
the
partnership of which Lynne B. Fenner
*
Grace
of
amount
such claims.
in
interest
according to the Urania order,
Corporation were enjoined on April 29,
Fenner
Navy
:
status
addition,
due
B. Fenner and
1957, by the New York
Supreme
Court,
New
York
County,
for
engaging in or
continuing
certain conduct and practices ir> connection with the purchase and sale
1958 this corporation received orders from the, U. S.
of over
'
the
as
Gould-National Batteries, Inc.—New Navy Contract—
During January
(677)
with
Commission
the
Fenner
Corporation.—V.
Streitman
Fenner,
&
Co.,
The
on.
Sept.
181,
p.
27.
1956,
and
2929.
was
-
Japan,
a
and
borrowed
has not
yet
decided
whether the
issue
will
See American
Cement
above.—V.
Corp.
186,
1263.
p.
-
,
The
largest
chauffeUr-drlVeh
Britain^—Daimler. Hire,
Express
Rico,
Mexico
ments
Merchant Marine Act of 1936 make it possible
Federal Government to provide 100fr Insurance on the mort¬
of ships built under the ship replacement program.
.
Mr. Erhart said the'bond Issue may be made in September after tlite
line's two new passenger ships, the Santa Rosa and Santa Paula, arc
delivered by Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.
However,
part of the offering could be made In June, he said, when the first
ship goes into operation.—V. 187, p. 455,
Ltd.-r-has
International,
with
and
Ltd.,
Hawaii.
to
firm
The
also
has
franchise
184
foreign cities.—V.
the
Final
figures
December
outstanding
of
arrange¬
this
Period End. Dec. 31—
oper.
revenue...
Railway
oper.
expenses-
•
$625,545
income—-
ry;- op<p.
-
$1,192,160
$5,670,825
'285,964
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net
by this company disclosed not income for
$2,026,562, or 65 cents a share, compared with
l'or, December 1956, based on 3,111,775 shares
356,247
'5,125,249
■'
*1,425,505
31,
Dec.
1957.
Illinois Terminal 11R.—Earnings—
Union Co.—January Sales Higher*—
Grand
.Period End. Jan. 25—
v;
'
-
V.-'
V.
■
—■V.
187,
327.
p.
1957—Month—1956
Period End. Dec. 31-+-...
1957—47 Weeks—1956 ; / Railway oper. revenue.. $1,019,295
$
■'
v;: Railway oper. expenses-: 620,049
29,317,479 384,757,106 336,959,133
1958—4 Weeks—1957
" $
" " "
$'
34.667,349
Sales
'
Net
'
from ry. cpers.
rev.
Net
This
$3,353,484 >
the
Three
scheduled'to open
stores
Feb. "27
are
'The
openings 'bring " the' W. "T.
TOO.—V. 187, p. 327.
February
to
total oL stores
Grant
;
;During
recant meetinv between the Interna 1 Revenue
a
representatives
of
the
it
company,
in
agreed
was
liabilities
years
for*, the
through-1949- lor approximately- $300,000
plus interest of about $140,000.—V. 187, p. 45.
1941
The
Federal
authorization
Power
to
Commission
construct
natural
cf
.approximately $51,000,000,
Kentucky.
.
The company proposes
gas
,
Leasing
corporation
.The
.
Corp., Portland, Ore.—Files With
'
";
.
of notification with the SEC
Jan. 31 filed a letter
on
The proceeds arc to be used to
equipment to lease.
involved.
at an estimated cast
Mississippi, Tennessee and
and
..,
bonds
Tlio
from
feet daily.
The temporary
'
by the FPC to provide
the proposed facilities shall not begin until Gulf
Interstate's plan of financing is submitted to and approved by the
Commission.-The temporary certificate did "not authorize the' operation'
of any of the
proposed facilities.
The FPC said that the temporary '
authorization "is without prejudice to such final determination,pf the
application for certificate as the record may require."—r-V. 187, .p...436!
construction
of
Gulf States Utilities Co.—Bids Feb. 18—
--
arc
' :
first five years at
also, callable for a sinking fund
;
€
.;
.
.
.
...
prices declining
at par.—V. 187,
..
.
,
p.
2050.
" r
■
.
;
'
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co.
CBidSjfor the purchase of .75,000 shares of preferred stock
.
_
'
(par $100)
will be received
'-V.' '" A
by this company at the office' of the Irving Trust Co.,- ture Offering With SEC—
One Wail Street, New York, N. Y„ up to 11 a.m. (EST) on Feb. 18.
This company on Feb. 5 filed a registration statement with the SECSee also V. 187,
p. 573.
~
—- • —
~y
■ . .. covcring $9,000,000 of convertible debentures, due 1968, to be offered _
for public sale at competitive bidding.
'
Hard rock Mining Syndicate; Las Vegas, Nev.—Stock
i Net proceeds of the sale of the debentures will be used to repay
$4,575,000 of outstanding bank loans incurred for construction and the .
-
Offering Suspended by SEC—
...
;
,
.
.,
.
.
..
.
..
The
Securities
and
Exchange Commission,
it was announced on
31, has issued orders, temporarily suspending Regulation A exempunder the Securities Act of 1933 with respect to
public stock offerings by the following:
";v- • •'
; •
Jan.
,t0"s from registration
"
(1)
approximately $9,000,000 of whichduring 1958.—V. 183, p. 2184.
>
-
$59,000,000,
.
notification, filed June 16, 1955,
public offering of 6.000,000 common shares at 5 cents per
Iowa Public
share.
*
(2 b
This company
Urania,
Inc.,
Las'Vegas,
filed
Jan... 16, 1956, proposed
shares at $1 per share.
Regulation
in its Regulation A notification,
public offering of 50,000 common
Nev.,
the
facts
the
A
provides
Securities
a
conditional
with
Act
to make
the
respect
to
to
them
the
of
of
Urania,
provide the
$900,000,
proceeds of the sale of the bonds will be used to
required to pay off.temporary bank loans amounting to
to secure funds for construction purposes, and to the extent
the excess remaining, together with cash derived from operations,
provide a portion of the
improvements. Construction
for 1953.—V. 187, p. 46.
to
company:
(2)
stock
The
ing
basis
company
(par
net
•
Salvage Co., Inc.—Plans
its
efiorts
vessel and foi woik-
185, p. 2672.
(Japan)—World Bank Loan—
The World Bank on Jan.
29 made a loan equivalent to $8,000,000
io assist this corporation to
increase pig iron production. Kawasaki
is expanding blast furnace facilities at
its Chiba plant near Tokyo
to increase its capacity to produce pig iron from
324,000 to 684.000
tons a year.
The works to be undertaken will improve the efficiency
of steel production while considerably reducing the cost.
The First National City Bank of New York, Manufacturers Trust- Co.
and Grace National Bank of New York are participating-ill the loan,
the
»
1 '
World
Bank's
guarantee, to the extent
of $734,000.
.
.
.
■
.
and
Coppermines and their predecessors
Ruth
at
-
and
Exploration
Havana,
Co.,
Cuba—y
v*;
v«
furnished
Petroleum
involved
defraud
to
and other representations of a similar
that various specific representations
false
and
inls
that they were
and
nature. The evidence
were without factual
made for the sole purpose of in¬
to invest in the fraudulent scheme.
the United States have received voluminous
promotional letters, pamphlets and printed booklets concerning Latin *
American Exploration Co., and have been solicited ^extensively by long
distance telephone calls from Havana to remit money and securities
from
the purchase of its stock.
This: literature contains numerous references to the value of the stocks of other oil companies, with the -.
"Intended inference that Latin American Exploration Co.-stock would '
increase in value to an amount approaching that of such other com¬
is
In his affidavit, on the other hand, Mr. White states: "There
or reasonable basis for predicting an appreciable rise
scientific
no
the shares of Latin American»Exploration Co.".
The evidence supplied by the Commission to the-Post Office-Depart¬
ment further indicated that International Analyst represents itself to
be a weekly publication devoted to furnishing subscribers an "advisory
in
price of
the
■
found."
be
to
arc
"fiolds-where profitable
concerning
service"
investment opportunities
examination of a considerable
However,
number of
makes it apparent that//while Tfcpretends to
discuss foreign investments generally and from a disinterested stand¬
point, this is merely a subterfuge to mislead intended victims of the
scheme to invest their money in stock, of Latin. American Exploration
issues
of this publication
Order',
Fraud
which is directed to
all postmasters authorized
to
"FRAUDULENT"
dispatch mail to Cuba,- instructs them to stamp
on
all letters, whether registered or not, directed to any of the companies
or persons
listed in the order, as well as any other mail matter
simi-.
larly addressed, and
Laurel
to return same to the
sender.—V. 186, p.
Works Co.
Springs Water
—
Bonds Sold Pri¬
vately—The company, it was announced
placed privately, through W. C. Langley
First Boston Corp., an issue of $400,000
on
Feb. 4, has
& Co. and The
first mortgage
bonds, series C, due 1982.
Lehigh & Hudson
Financ'g
on
10 cents) at $2 per share on a best
proceeds are to be used to purchase a
capital.—V.
without
'•
-
period End. Dec.
31—
revenueiRailway oper. expenses.
Railway
River Ry.—Earnings-12 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
1957
$3,381,721
$3,844,927
oper.
$296,326
256.867
$237,795
209,454
2.705,18V
2,403,012
$78,341
$1,139,746
15,284
201,382
$978,709
187,340
1
$39,459
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net
ry.
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
that
■
been /milled,
has
ducing intended victims
.Residents throughout
Kawasaki Steel Corp.
to
additions and
at $16,3J6,000
Jan. 20 filed an amendment with the SEC to
letter
of
notification and now proposes to publicly oifer through
Robe lit L. Ferman & Co., Washington. D. C., 150.000 shares of common
a
upon purchasers" of Hardrock
Commission's order alleges
the
funds required for property
expenditures are estimated
Isthmus Steamship &
The
statements
Mining stock.
In the case
the notification failed
disclose (1) whether the $10,000 due landowners by the issuer had
been paid; 1.2) .whether the required assessment work on the issuer's
unpatented claims had been performed; and <3.» whether required rent
royalty payments have been made on the issuer's claims, as well
and_ deceit
Jan. 31 filed a
incurred
failure to reflect the uses of
$60,000 in cash advanced to,the company: and (3) a failure to reflect
the status of the
company's options to purchase property. Use of the
offering circular, the Commission stated, "would operate as a fraud
by
Bond Offering—
registration statement with the SEC
competitive bidding, of $10,000,000
funds
tary-Treasurer and director. John McClelland Abrams as President and
director, Thomas P. Sidwell as Vice-President and director, and Willard
W. Wallace as
director, as well as the disposition by them of all shares
issued
on
side
by
ore
>
evidence
°Tlie
.
_
Service Co.—Registers
proposing the i)ublic offering, at
of first mortgage bonds, due 1988.
therein not misleading. The
orders,provide an opportunity for hearing, upon request, on the ques¬
tion whether the
suspensions should be vacated or made permanent.
More particularly, the order with respect to Hardrock Mining alleges
(1) a failure to disclose the resignations of Edgar P. Lyons as Secre¬
necessary
is expected to be spent
Net
exemption from registration
public offerings of securities
not exceeding
$300,000 in amount. In its suspension orders, the Com¬
mission asserts that Hardrock
Mining and Urania (1) failed to comply
with a requirement of
Regulation A for the filing of semi-annual re¬
ports reflecting the sale of stock and the use to which
the proceeds
were
applied; (2) that the notification and offering circular filed by
Hardrock
Mining were false and misleading in respect of material
facts; and <3.) that the notification filed by Urania omitted certain
under
Present estimates of construction ;
period 1958-61 indicate a total of about
construction.
expenditures for the four-year
Hardrock Mining's Regulation A
proposed the
will be used for
balance
-
;
established
Registers Deben¬
—
side
of-its
panies.
;
:
186,
.
Liberty
adjacent
American
-
company;
>
Inc.—Reports Record Income—
As of Dec. 31—"
v: :
:,,
1°57
1956
Net' assets
12-—
—
$233,515
$200,542
Shares outstanding 21-—^—,
• '."'>28,977. ;
23,048
Net asset value per share—---—i.-———$8.06
$8.69
Investment income per share-2
—
y $0.34
$0.29
—V.
,;U. '>/■}
-''
ing the geological nature of the area in which the company's property
located; the likelihood of bringing in profitable commercial oil pro-ductioivfroin wells- to be drilled on such property, with resultant large,
returns to investors; anticipated increases in the value Of the stock
and the basis therefor:
the alleged comparative favorable aspects of
the company's property and stock in, .relatioivVtp that; of establishedmajor oil companies and other oil producing countries of thee world;
the "almost" certainty of a "big strike" in oil on the property of the
International Investors
authorization was conditioned
of '
interest
is
cubic
that
bears
by the Commission, which included, an affi-.
Engineer,-Toll T. White, established that the;
the advertisement and sale of stock of'
Latin American Exploration Co., an alleged oil promotion in Cuba, upon
false and'fraudulent pretenses, representations and promises concern¬
purchase additional machinery ;
callable after the
are
They
105.
and
to
scheme
of the United-States.
p: 574.' ; ."
years
■
Co.—Private Placement—;
The $3,000,000 of first mortgage 5% bonds, series F, due
Jan.' 1, 1983, recently placed privately through Courts & ;
Co., were taken up by Equitable Life Assurance Society
•
14
and Exchange Commission on Feb. 4 announced, that,,
protect investors against losses In a fraudulent Cuban, oil' *
it had furnished evidence to, the U. S. Post Office Depart-'
meat upon the basis of, which that Department-issued a Foreign Fraud
Order against several,companies and individuals engaged in- a fraudulent distribution, from Cuba into theiUnited. States, of Latin American
Exploration Co; stock." ♦ >
• . • . •
; ^
'
I The
Fraud Order named Anglo-American
Investment Corp.v Latin :-/
American Exploration Co., International Analysts, 'International Analyst'
Corp.," P; Capin, and Gladstone McCarthy,) all with Havana, Cuba,
addresses.
Previously, the Commission'had issued a warning that ftie
Lathi. American
Exploration. Co. stock was-being distributed in the'
United States in violation of the registration and disclosure require--::
mcnts of the Securities Act of 1933. .The Fraud Order was based upon
evidence supplied by the Commission that the United States mails are
being u,sed by. these companies and individuals in the conduct of a scheme to obtain money through 'the mails by means of' false.; and
fraudulent pretenses, representations and promises concerning the said
stock.
1 '
' " ■
.-The
Telephone
Inter -Mountain
>
of
Securities
order
davit
"
of 30-inch main
loops and about 54 miles of 24-lnch lateral line ioips.
Iu its
application, this company said that at present its authorized design
capacity is ,575-,000,000 cubic feet daily.
Commencing in November,
1958, its present facilities will be inadequate to transport the volumes
requested by its sole customer,' United Fuel Gas Co.,-of. Charleston,
W.
Va., the company said.
In January, February and March, 1959,
United Fuel desires to receive about 662,000,000 cubic feet per day,
the application stated.
Tbe additional facilities, Gulf Interstate said,
would increase its maximum winter delivery capacity
to 666,100,000
to construct about 351.7 miles
line
term
,
-
covering 700 shares of common stock (par $100) and $105,000 of 6(F
subordinate debentures to be offered in units of two shares of common
stock and one $300 debenture at $500 per unit.
No underwriting is *
facilities,,
in Louisiana.
y
.
,'
*■
.
Industrial
this company" temporary
has granted
1988/*'- Fy
I,
Securities and Exchange Commission— v:"
•'
Gulf Interstate Gas Co.-—Plans New Construction—
»
•
4
and
to settle u
a
Consolidated Coppermines
Kennecott's
worked
The
in
Net ; proceeds
thereof will be used to prepay, without premium,
bank. notes issued for construction purposes,' and for
application to further -construction expenditures.-Bank notes amounted •
to
$15,600,000 on Dec.
16, 1957, -and are-not expected to exceed
$16,500,000 at the time of the bond sale.—V. '187, p. 46.'
outstanding
company's tax.
claimed additional assessment of the
in
Latin
Vj
iii'
for
Fraud Order Issued—-
of'
.at the office of American Gas & Electric Service
Church Street, New York 8, N. Y., -will, up to noon. (EST)
13, receive bids "for the purchase from it of $25,000,000 first
Feb.
on
»
1 </c
commission which is allocated to-the Bank's/
Amortization payments will begin May 15, 1960 and -,
1971.
The loan is guaranteed by the Government of ,
Kinnear said Kennecott,
"Mr.
to
30
mortgage .bonds."due Feb.
y.;y:y'\
Service
principle
the'government's
etc;—
past year added a record
63,809, and shares out- "
the
52,745
company,
Corp.,
Great American industries, Inc.—Tax Claim—
;
The
•;
Park Shopping Center, Anaheim, Calif.; the Beltline Plaza Shopping
Center,-Muskegon, Mich, and a "relocated store in Newport, Vt.
operation
from
Indiana & Michigan! Electric Co.—Bids Feb. 13—
j-y>
•
of >
the
Division.
promotion,
1
located at the Anaheim
Sail "Fernando, Calif.
Sylmar Square Shopping "Center,
1,323,411
988,591
42,868
Decatur, 111.: ;
Pouthgste Plaza Shopping Center, Augusta, Ga.; and at the Crossroads
Shopping Center, St. Petersburg. Fla.
' -- ;
.(".y-; Feb.
20th .will see the opening of the 40th store in California in
of
Kimberly for 59 years. All of
concentrated
and
smelted
by
Kennecott's
reduction plant at- MoGUl. ... •
•
» ;
' •
Kennecott took possession of its new holdings on Feb. 1.
It is anticipated.,that Kennecott will continue to process .21,000- tons
of ore per day after it takes possession of
the former Coppermines *•
property.
In January, Kennecott's Nevada Division, as did its Utah and New
Mexico
Divisions,
curtailed
production by
operating - six days per
Week instead of seven because of lack of consumer demand for copper.)
—V. 187, p. 574.-:
y
"■ -. ; ,
^
$12,234,000 in capital gain from profits. Dividends paid to- stockholders
from income reached a new high of $7,279,000.—V. 187, p. 374; ■ "
.
Center, Barberton, Ohio; Fairview Plaza Shopping Center,
of
by this corporation" of Consolidated Coppermines Corp.,
properties in White Pine County (Nev.)
was announced on
by J. C. Kinncar, Jr., General Manager of Kennecott's Nevada
Coppermines'
9,942,943
$2,898,470
the
at
assets
blast
ahead
Chiba with the help
furnace with a capacity
at
Tripp Pit, its contiguous 1
Veteran Pits, numerous
mining claims, water rights, surface buildings, equipment, the com- *
pany-owned community of Kimborly, and other real estate.
Involved
in the transaction were only the White Pine County properties, with
Coppermines still retaining Its other interests.
have
"9,869,680
record increase" from-26,970.000 to 30,005,000.
year-end totaled $210,209,234-after payment
standing, showed a
Net
is
loan
The sale includes
x
$193,859
253,000
stockholders,
new
or
second
a
nearly eight months
"
•• "•
rest early in 1959.
The total cost is estimated at the
$20,000,000; the Bank's loan will finance about 40V pf
15,
holdings
*'•
1957—12 Mos.—1956
i 839,141
fund investment trust in
mutual
number
of
-
.
1
Mines
d-"
-•
Incorporated Investors, Boston, Mass.—Assets,
-
of the ne\Vly designed stores are located*
centers, and will use the "Quick Service" system for
chocking out, purchases/
4
•
' •
' '.*
:
.The grand opening, of the Lancaster, Pa. store took plac on Feb. 6
in the Lancaster Shopping Center.
This unit'is the 80th W. T. Grant store in Pennsylvania.
On ;Feb.
13.
four stores
will
open
at:
Norton Village Shopping
shopping
-
undertaken
the
Bank's
mining
46.
p.
and
Nov.
Feb.
across"theV
will open in eight states
W. T. Grant stores
'Nine modern
country iiv February." Eight
in
187,
1958,
•
;
«
y
Kcnnecott Copper Corp.—Buys Nevada Properties—
$1,038,000 $12,768,150 $13,296,427
$39.9,246
income—'
ry. .oper.
—V.
^
Pur-chase
"
(W. T.) Grant Co.—To Open More Stores—
-v
»
total.
end
.
$9,154,886 '
August
being
Japan.
187, p. 45."
.^Deficit.—V.
on
cents,
income for the year of 1957 was $15,743,532, or $5.06 a share.
with $23,759,206, or $7.64. a share lor 1956.
Railway operating revenues were $23,630,563 for December 1957. com- J,.
pared with $24,621,962 for the same month a year ago. For the year
of 1957,
railway operating revenues amounted to $289,756,082, com¬
pared with $298,418,524 for 1956.
Railway
operating expenses
in
December
1957 were $18,208,440,
compared with $18,621,931 in December 1956.
For the year of 1957,
railway operating expenses amounted to $228,416,601, compared with ?
$222,527,827 in 1956.—V. 187, p. 328.
.'.;v
1957—Month—1956
1957—12 Mos.—1956
$5,166,171
$5,598,446 $58,563,171 $62,828,446
4,540,626
4,406,286
52,892,346
53.673,560
steel
concentrated
Special Reserve.
Net
RR.—Earnings—
consists
5%%', including
.
Railway
1958
equivalent of
187, p. 574.
This compares
Grand Trunk Western
loan
new
was
58
or
..-
leading,
Japan's
production
construction
new
announced
1957
$1,797,306,
private companies have *
occasions.
The Develop- ;
previous
1,000 tons of pig Iron a day, together with a battery of 60 coke ovens (
and related facilities. Most of these works- will be» finished by the end '
Illinois Central RR.—December Net Higher-—,
'y,
on
proceeds of the loan to the privately-owned
•
of
one
its
of
into operation by
original schedule.
The
tlve
gages
*
in
The
Recent changes in the
for
the
several
which
Bank
World
go
the
for
independent licensees in 229
-
December, 1956 is being used by Kawasaki for this purpose
financing the construction of hot and cold strip mills and
related facilities, with an annual capacity of about 390.000 tons of hot
strip, and about 300,000 tons of cold strip. These mills are expected
and rent-a-car company
in
Great
been purchased by Hertz American".
approximately $2,000,000.
This represents a further expansion in Western Europe by the new
international car rental organization recently formed by The Hertz
Corp. and American Express Co.
.In addition to Daimler Hire. Ltd., Hertz American Express Inter-"
national, Ltd., owns car rental operations in France,;-Cuba, Puerto
to replace 34 vessels over the next 12 to 15 years.
The
expects to raise some $200,000,000 of that from earnings;
depreciation, and sale of old ships. The $150,000,000 balance probably
will be raised with bonds, of which the $20,000,000 issue would be the
first, Mr. Erhart said. *
V.'-.
" ;
The issue would consist of 20-year mortgage bonds of varying de¬
nominations, backed by 100f/<V Federal ship mortgage insurance, Mr.
Erhart said.. Grace Lines. Inc. -is "seriously considering"
issuing the
bonds in amounts as low as $1,000 to improve marketability, he added.
$350,000,000
fall
being
is
and
Hertz Corp.—International Unit Expands—
company
which
the Japan Development Bank, a government
long-term credit for industrial development in
through
one
the
is
part
made
.
loan
manufacturers, with the
steel sheets and plates,
It
is
at
present engaged
in constructing finishing
facilities at its
Chiba plant which will make it a fully integrated producer and one
of the most modern and efficient in Japan. A bank loan of. $20,000,000
Hercules Cement Corp.—Merger Effective— I
he
the
to
corporation.
Kawasaki
larger
public or private "but the odds are very much in favor of a public
issue," according to Charles H. Erlnirt, Assistant Treasurer of W. R.
Grace & Co.
' •
'
rGrace Line has contracted with the Maritime Admlnitration to spend
the
from
Kawasaki
.
a
replacement program.
The steamship line
made
supplies
Bank will re-lend
meat
of
maturities
among
was
which
suc¬
.
.
loan
three
first
15, 1960 and May 15, 1961; tne maturities are
the three participating banks.
May
equally
agency
a partner, as the principal
withdrew its registration as a
the
represents
between
divided
was
Co.
&
Lynne
'5
income...-
^
°3,999
187. p. 46.
Loomis-Sayles Mutual
:
The
—V.
.
185, p.
With SEC
1517.
Louisville & Nashville
The
Fund, Inc.—Registers
30 filed with the SEC a registrat ion state¬
additional 200,000 shares of common stoc,v (par $1).
corporation on Jan.
covering an
ment
company
purchase
RR.—To Sell
from it of
Equipments—
^b l^re^ive bids for th*
$7,035,000 equipment trust certificates.—V: 18 n p.
will up to noon
(EST) on
».
f.
..
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(678)
headed by Prudential
the
increases
This
Open-end
long-term
commitment
Co.
Gas
Bonds
.
.
Stores Corp.—Loan
Placed
.
Arranged
holders,
of
shares
outstanding,
owned
184,215
by
Value
cents
would
share declared
per
have
fuel plant has been
been, $9.89,
IIS
corporation
Dec.
against
Jan.
on
filed
31
registration statement covering
of
Beneficial
31,
1937,
$11.63
the
the
at
year-end
190(1
-
The Girdler
to
year-end.
Interest.—V.
186,
p.
with
the
SEC
additional
an
an
.
6,001,296.832
shares,
F. Coppetlgc, Chairman of the Board,
election of the following directors:
Feb.
on
muteria,!.
and.
^Slci,^«Struc^o^: «;nci^f.rt8cmccs
subcontract
•
•
..
,
A
line
new
loss
of
expensive
The directors
vated
«
'nWinr
r
Feb.
on
6
:•
Both
Period End. Doc. 31—
opcr.
expenses.
Hot
ry.
opcr.
-;V. 187,
income..*.
286,745
2,909,129
assets
$80,444
$1,862,564
39,983
5,190
691,644
"
809,192
of
871,312
income
from
Development Corp., Minneapolis, Minn.—
Registers Proposed Stock Offering With SEC—
company
No
to
proposes
offer
the stock
statement
its
for
to
new
or
the
SEC
under
corporations empowered
small business.
It
was
the
29,
1957,
establishment
supply
Act
of
of
of
York
shows
1957
investments
plus
as
•'
-
;
1957-
profits "-realized
Earnings "
oh •' Sales
■
Month—1956 "-v
r.
$
-■
,
oper.
revenue.*.
59,644,771
opcr.
expenses.
52,703,464
from ry.
opcrs.
income—,
—
Net
rev.
ry.
—V.
oper.
186, p.
■
.
,",
J
Its call.
The company is not
established to compete with
existing financial Institutions, "but is
designed to make loans and
"other investments of a nature not
customarily undertaken by financial
institutions, thereby spreading the risk
among
all the members and
upon
available."
Tho
establishing
source
a
of
credit not otherwise
readily
company also is empowered to
acquire, lease, and sell
personal property, to construct
industrial plants and
real estate and
to acquire stock, bonds and
other securities,
The company intends to
apply the proceeds obtained from tho sale
of its stock, together with funds
derived from loans by its
members,,
first, in payment, of the
expenses of its organization and of the
issu¬
ance and sale of its
stock; second, in payment of its current
operating
expenses; and, third, for
carrying out its general corporate
purposes,"
Its directors aro said to have
been selected from
among the leaders in
Iho economic life of
Minnesota who took an active
purt in its organiza¬
tion.
Walter M. Ringer, Sr., of
Minneapolis, is listed as President.
This
Jointly
terms
company
Fob.
ou
of
the
3
and
Northeastern
Life Insurance Co. of New
York
merger of the two concerns.
By the
Vernon in effect absorbs
Northeastern but
announced
merger,
Y.—Merger—
Mt.
the
the
continuing company retains tho
Northeastern name.
L. Hutner, Mt. Vernon
President, continues as President of
the
consolidated company, Lawrence L.
Monnett, Jr., Northeastern
President, becomes Exocutive
Vice-President.
Herbert
Stock of the
the merging
new
company will be issued In
exchange for stock of
concerns, according to Mr.
Hutner, on the basis of 6:!'»
shares tor each Mt, Vernon
share, and one-hall share for each North¬
eastern share.
The new
company will have over $2,000,000 capital and
em plus,
including 167,780 shares of $4.50 par common
stock, Mr.
Hutner
The new
O00
At
assets
tho
Northeastern company, it
and
has
beginning
Insurance
more
of
inforce
t." Operating
Net
..
J J?. Wer,non'* llf?
i
0nsJU'
SLlnm l?nce
announced,
of
life
has
over
insurance
$8,000,in
force.
lta
insurance in force
slightly under $4,000,000.
Insurance, more than 90% was group buciness.
htrolled by Swedish insurance interests, began busiVeruon ulul Processor companies have been in
HM3
underwriting
terms'are
633,643,256
6,941,307
14,435,868
114,139,421
7,334,687
29,532,356
be
supplied
•;
,
,
STATEMENT
OF
7
EARNINGS
58,320,739
,
^
$84,682,057 $80,179,415
—
68,735,784
—32-1—-32_f3l—. $11,989,322 $11,443,6315
i'.
■>
income
-M.
.
337,356
2.2 269,390
146,791,660
1,328,608
to
■'
expenses and taxes_-3--_-_fii-2._-.i-. 7,72,698,735,
"operating
•
741,571,672
52,417,436. 627,432,251
780,434,916
•
Gross: income
Net
X—;$12,320,678
$11,713,021
debt--,617,145
2,410,984
on
1-7—
income
Shares., of
common' stocks
$9,703,533
outstanding.; at
end
1
v
$9,302,037
7
'"
period
J—2—7,145.488 • '.*7,127,488
Earnings per common share--——2
*———,f
•. :vr;2$1.36 ?i'1" .
$1.31
•Adjusted-to include 1,000,000 shares of common stock issued Feb.:,
1,
1957
to
shares of
of taxes)
March"'1%,
1957,
preferred stock.'
in underlying
inclusive,
for the conversion of, 100,000
reduction in 1957 of $64,032 '(net
tReflects
book value
of
subsidiary.—-V. "187,
146.
p.
X,
-
Nortlispan Uranium Mines Ltd.
;,
-Sells
Debentures-
*"• It is now estimated thatHhe total cost of-plant;and related'capital
,„.,i items for Nortlispan will be $90,210,006.
The net proceeds of the
'ilr<'
nrifinnl flfimictnl (mrnno'pmpnli!; morto h» the. pfimnnnv nnrl
original financial arrangements made by the
its
eolnpany .and Its nrfidcprede¬
Haisoy, Stuart & Co., Inc. bid 99.33% for'the"'cortificates.1,also as
cessors were $79,954,000, and the balance.of
3'Tiis.
approxiiha'tely $10,250,000
\
"V...
•
has been provided for by The Rio Tinto
Mining Co. of Canada Ltd.
^Issuance and sale of the certificates aro.
subjectcto authorization of i;
and Its parent, Tinto
the Interstate Commerce
Holdings Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of Rio
Commission.
~ \
hid
n
nf QQ
""
'
2
issue is. to be secured
by 40
to cost $6,440,140
'
.><!»'.'•: •!>'
•
''
'
V
'
....
,
.
"t
Diesel electric switching.locomotives
Connecting RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Dee. 31—
Railway oper; revenue.:
Railway operating, exps.
,
Net
Net
$254,815
Pursuant
$8,027,500
230,204 7
$52,696
.
2,507,234 2
47,377
181,432
187, p. 330.
these
the
arrangements,
Nor.thspan has realized to date,
to the, Rio Tinto Mining Co. of Canada Ltd.
sale
amount
principal
of
6'/ato
principal
In
2,468,859
issuing any additional capital shares."
Northspan is arranging' with a Canadian .bank for the
to provide operating «funds as required.—V. 180,,
addition,
necessary
p. 2579.
credit
■
V.:i.
Outboard
.
% 596,525
Marine) Corp."(&
Three Months End. Dec.
sales
31J^ J.
...
Period End. Dec. 31—
Provision
v
1
Not rev. from ry.
opers.
ry. oper. income
Net deficit
332,324
$63,103
•
$74,236"
•17,068
29,308
-
-
•690 :
45,037
187. p. 48.
.'■
1957
.
"k
.
.
m
*6;iSl
v
326,660
,.
126,583
"The
...
the
"It
of
1
five-for-one, which would reduce the par
denying the petition, the Commission held that'
notes was not in the public interest.•
is
the
Commission
might,
however,
approve
plan
a
segregation of the utility and
nonutility functions of
The Commission added that under an
alternate plan, itthat utility customers would have to be
protected from the burden
a debt the
company might acquire for nonutility purposes.—V.
186,
2155.
the
p.
to
its 5%.
SEC—
;
Registers Proposed
•
-
is
This
Dec.
the
company
to
and
require
its
program.
The construction
program
subsidiaries itqulied
$105,589,000 in 1957 and
$103,500,000 in 1953—V.
187, p. 457
about
-
'A
at
shares).—
further
24
$0.41
•$0.03
■'
•
>■
.
.
reported:"1
fill substantial order
indicated
•
\i
y
v!.
:• v:.
...
backlogs and provide additional
demand.:""
;:
due
by
in
1982, under agreement, with: 11 private lenders
will, have borrowed an aggregate of $10,000,000
July
amount
to
1,
1958.
Total
borrowinars
$5;500,000;"—V.
186,
date
to
2579.
p.
Fund, which is devoted exclusively to
securities,
31,
to
Index,
1957.
a
year
Dec.
net
decline
composed
of
reports
At
the
Fund
asset
of
of
that
3'1,
35
stood
net
1956
value
18%
the
:
-
under
that
'
■
for
asset
net
investments
value
asset
was
value
per
share of OCSF
the
in
$9.52
'was
a
$10.13
over-theshare Rt
The
dividend
Jan.
24,
was
paid
share.
a
National
declined
6%,
com¬
Quotation Bureau Stock
leading over-the-counter stocks.
Total net
at $130,994 at Dec'.. 31, 1957, a 3%
gain over
net assets of $127,251
reported at, Dec... 31, 1956. • v'";
The Fund recently
paid a 200%' stock dividend on its common
3.
expected
.
outstanding
Over-The-Counter. Securities Fund, Inc.—Assets, etc.
.
counter
on
Jan. <31,
1958.
1958
-
-
to " stockholders
of
shares.
recora
■
.
At Jan.
23,
-
of
Jan.
on
company
notes
agreement
assets
r
corporation lilecl a
registration statement with the KEC on
1958, covering 250.000 shares of its
$100 par preferred
stock,,
to lie offered for
public sale through an underwriting
group headed by
Hurrlman Ripley & Co., Inc.
The dividend rate, public
offering price"
and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by: nmendment.
Net proceeds of the
preferred stock sale will be used to reimburse
the company's
treasury, to remV $6 000.000 »f. short-term
notes,-and ',
to finance in
part its construction
Feb.
-'j
■.
.
,
,
pared
—
■
'$232,654 i, $3,210,960
meet
notes
the
such
;
During the
Preferred Stock Sale With
■
127,090
company's
whereby
on
company.
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.
.
r,
Lawn-Boy Division'and the'Cushman"* Subsidiary
operated close to budgeted levels of
production and sales in the first
quarter, while Pioneer chain saw sales were
slow, reflecting continuation
of the lower .'production level in
the pulpwodd industry.
'
"During the quarter, the company borrowed an additional $875,000
felt
of
3,314,000
Cr700, OOO
'
In
a
.' "The
on
common
reported
there
*
T,; ■'
.
taxes_TJll___.
\•.
corporation
quantities
s,
was
where
•
shares
on
1957,, (7,819,837
several months to
-
•A
company, statement; said the Commission
might look with favor
an
alternate recapitalization
plan.
Originaliy/Cthe corporation"
had proposed to issue $8,000,000 in
promissory notes to retire a portion
of Its
outstanding common stock.
It also had proposed to
split the
Issuance
,
.
1956
6,651,960
*056,654-
"Sales and earnings in the first
quarter were adversely;affected by:
delays encountered in starting production of the new 35 h.p. and
50 h.p. outboard motors.
However, full production of all models is now
being achieved. Assembly schedules ar-e being increased over the next
Rehearing—
upon
the
income
".•''■•Loss..'"'
'
notes.
share.
income—.
;
Dec.. 31,
The management of this
company on Feb. 3 said it, will recommend
to the board of directors
that the
company sdek a rehearing on its pro¬
posed issuance of $8,000,000 in notes in
exchange for certain shares of
its outstanding
par $10 common stock
(par $10).. The New York P. S.
Commission a few days before denied the
original company*' petition to
Issue the
a
on
Canadian
;
Loss—'
■
Cr24,000
235,126
'
income..--1^-
oii '^
.
$31,739,625
$25,776,319
State
Net1- earnings
Earnings per share
$944,907;:"$1,053,422
New York Water Service
Corp.—To Seek
value to $2
taxes
Federal. and
.
..
of
for
taxes
,
'
$395,427
Net
remainder
before
' 1957—12 Mos.—1956 ' ■
$454,865 t $5,083,726 ' $5,311,857
380,623,; -.4,138,819.4,258,435 k1
1957—Month—1956
Railway oper. revenue..
Railway Opof. expenses.-1
•Deficit.—V.
RR.—Earnings—
Earnings
•I
v
Subs.)—Reports
;
.
Net
New York, Susquehanna &
Western
series
debentures,
due Dec. ,31, 1963.' These debentures are
part of an authorized,
issue of $12,700,000 and arc
unsecured.; These arrangements lhave been
made without'the necessity of
$1,728,28(5''
,
to
on
$8,500,000
' "A,"
$4,197,145
,$110,3i0 >-$l;226.050
51,400
of
'
$3;733,284
London,".
Tinto,
•
1957—12 Months—1956
..$340,514
202,119
.
from ry. oper.
oper. income...
rev.
ry.
—V.
1957—Month—1956
.Tills
was
$680,000,000
1957, Mt. Vernon had assets of
$6,500,000 and
amounting to $629,200,000.
Northeastcrn's assets-
$851|3°T and
r.^u0
than
OOMPARATTVE
'
i*ehtcmni*
66,853,304
"
.
oh
.
Mount Vernon Life Insurance
Co. of N.
4
Operating revenues
575.
-New York
formed, according
tho. purpose of
promoting the business prosperity, of
Minnesota, by
vidlng a now source of financing which will bo
available to assist
existing buslnussos and to encourage new
Industry in Minnesota. > It
y.lU derive its funds from tho sale of stock and from loans from
financial institutions such as banks und insurance companies
which, by.
becoming ,members of the corporation,
thereby agree to lend money
to it
Boston
Year Ended Deo. 31->-.v:
„
sociates on Feb. 5 offered $5,130,000 of 3%%(non-callable) serial equipment trust certificates, maturing semi-»
annually, Aug. 15, 1958 to Feb. .15, 1973, inclusive. The
certificates, priced to yield from 2.8Q% to 3.65%, accord- '
illg to maturity, were awarded to thevgroup ori Feb. 4
business
capital needs of
to the prospectus,
registration statement, with the SEC
a
shares,,of-its $100 par preferred stock. This stock is
sklfe through an underwriting group headed by
Corporation, and Glore, Forgan and Co. The dividend
for public
.
v
.
1957—12,Mos.—1956
Stock
stock would be offered publicly on Feb. 19.
' '-' 7. ..v
•>. >)
,7 The proposed preferred stock Sale is the utility's first, stepdn
raising
a total of.$85,000,000,
estimated to be required to finance its projected
$125,000,000 Construction .program, fOrfthe five years, 1958-62. 7 7
(;v
of
pyc
stockholders and
First
2 of
on
the
York—Merger
York..abovc;j;.y •, ;:'7> >■,
,
the
Capital
-
77:"7;.
Depending upon market conditions and the;: required Commission
clearances, the 100,000 shares of7 $100 par nonconvertible preferred
the
New York Central RR.
Net
New
7.
.
'"'
feof
in 1957 compared- with $1,003,744 fnv-1956,
report, issued for publication by Armand G.
Fund, and Henry C. Brunie," Chairman, of the
Management Co. of Canada, •• Ltd.—V. 186,1 p.-1957.
*>.,...
tV,7
.7
in
President
the
tfov
Officer
oincer of
-
-
Jan. 31 filed
on
100,000
be offered
7.;-
.
public offering price; and
by amendment.. • -'
Associated In. the offering are Drexel &
Co.^Eastniqn-Dllioti),Union
Securities & Co.; and Stroud & Co. Inc.—V.
187, p.'575.■'
-k"
capital stock.
Tho»
at $50 per share,
April
tho
to
V.
Gas" Co.—Registers. Preferred
rate,
■
,
authorizing
development
par
public sale
underwriting is Involved.
Tho corporation
yas formed
Minnesota State Legislature
no
with
Chief "Executive
Executive
•
Illinois
This company
covering
Jersey, P. tf;- Com-
New
$1,128,816
indicated
The
This corporation filed a registration
30, 1958 covering 20,000 shares of
'
Ru8>scll
Offering With SEC-
Dec.;; 31
net
a share on the 849,534; outstand'-.
A year earlier net assets were $27,879,299. or $32 a share
shares outstanding at the end of 1956.7
"-., '"7 >-V". • ^
estimated
,
»eo,«,So
r
_
former' President and
President: and
Tucker,
Northern
•
'
New York, Chicago & St. Louis
RR.—Equipment Trust
Certificates Offered—Salomon Bros. & HutzleT and as¬
.
Jan.
Withdrawn^
issue of 4%'/c ; debentures,
,
Minnesota
.
7.
Interest'
$2,092,838
'
The
on lmpper cars and dleset
Northeastern Life Insurance Co. of New
•'
,
report of this Fund fof
$23,047,238, equal to $27.13
is
f
2,427,656
$89,637
in Philadelphia, Pa. at noon on
Feb
cduinnicrib trust cprtififiAtpc
mu
of
„c
•Annual
Railway
Railway
$4,520,494
281,598
.
47.
p.
1957—12 Mos.—1956
$4,771,693
Ry.—To Sell Equipments—
<
See, Mount,Vernon Life Insurance Co. of
New York Capital Fund of Canada, Ltd.—^Assets Lower
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Southern Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
$371,235
$367,189
revenue...
Net rev. front ry. opcrs.
.;
063 000
North Electric Co;—Tucker Becomes Chairman-
$30;000,000 of deben¬
sale of
le
proposals are subject to approval of. the
186, p. 1152.
Period End. Dec. 31—
same
opcr.
its
" William
tho. F
c>
?
mission—V.
.
charcoal
KuUwuy
Italhvay
748328
„
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.
electronic ulr cleaners, one third smaller and 30%
its existing
models, lias been Introduced by this
&
$2,30^8U'
662,983
:
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Co.—!P].ans Financing—
30" authorized tho
1993.
New
than
Minneapolis, Nortlifield
<
TO «Wor«n on Ucc,
the $30,000,000 outstanding
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...
1958.
announced
Jan.
on
to replace
tures
it
It was announ'cod on Feb. 4. "
timo, the company announced tho manufacture of acti¬
filters for installation in new
and existing air condiyburs, aul more recently assisted in the
designing of the new Zenith
Honing fan systems to mask out all odors.—V.
187, p. 457.
company
'At the
$1,822,855
81,1j6
-
securities .totaled
currently
designing
additional
now.
chemical
Railway, N. J., plant.—V. 186, p. 2853.
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$217,803
14,066
lqsr
8,702'321_b'380^
7;
Erpf,
Minncapolis-IIoneywell Regulator Co.—New Products'
i
-$27,541
—
$10,525,176 $10 689
Co., CleveF.nd<, Ohio, hasbeeti framed
hydrogen plant to be engineered by Girdler
Chairman
Constrhctiort^for tliriand Chief' Executive Officer of North Electric CO.,■■■■ a member of The
high-endrgy fuel program. Company officials.noted ,lh>t a Girdler,uhit-.».r
Ericsson" Group, It was announced on Feb. 4.
Hans Kraepelien con-;
to. manufacture
hydrogen from propane is an integral part
of^the >
■
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«—
«•««nnyt»0gen»
1 1
>
Navy's $5,500,000 sodium borohydride plant recently: SS I -vtM ii; . tinues as President of the firm, which has its headquarters at Gallon '
dedicated'by Motu] .-,,1
ohi0_v .,186 'p; 1265>
...
,
a u i,
Hydrides, Inc. at Danvers, Mass.—V. 186, p. 2578;
*-• •'!{ "7
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Net
Merck's
08
new
on
plant will be part of Merck's new facilities,
totaling more than
$5,000,000 for expanded production of
ultra-pure silicon for the clocli'onics industries.
The contract
also calls for Wigton-Abbott
Corp.
to install all of the .process
equipment for the new project as well
tiS
to design and construct
alterations to one of the existing
plant
structures.
is
748.496
187
high-energy boron compounds to power jet aircraft 'and* missileselectric locomotives. . V^ia?* p. 57b. <
peaks of performance and efficiency. 7
7,"
:>£.
»>..!•/. •
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The subcontract includes a plant to produce,'hydrogen-as f aw matocial
* North jAmerican Finance
Co.—Statement
to be chemically processed for its end i-ole inn the ■■■ high-,energy- l'Uel "
~4"
molecule. Additional Girdler plants on the Muskogee site will produce
to
-
The
uko
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1957—12 Mos
$961,299
.720,907
from
ing shares.
Merck & Co., Inc.—Awards Construction
Contract—
for
fof*
The
Wigton-Abbott Corp., engineers and constructors of Platnfield, N.
J.,
IiUs been awarded a contract to
design and construct a $1,500,000
chemical process plant for Merck &
Co., Inc., at the chemical company's
Cherokee plant In Danville,
Pa., It was announced on Jan. 27.
work
1957-1—Month—1956
$748,448
revenue
expenses.
.This company wil receive bids
to
«
The
Albert
; Wigton-Abbott
oper.
oper.
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Construction
..
announced ;
M.
Greenfield and
Gustavo G. Amsterdam, Chairman and"
President,, respectively, of Bankers Securities Corp., have been elected
directors, succeeding William Carroll and Laurence
Simonds, resigned."
—V. 187, p. 329 and V. 188,
p. 275C.
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2477.
p.
_
The company expects to market the new issue on or about March 25.
The presently outstanding securities will be called for redemption on
or about April 28.
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186,
685'rft
''$2585'
March
Ry.—Earnings-
period End. Doc. 31—-
Railway
Railway
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the, high-purity industrial
plants.
^
entire Muskogee plant Is scheduled for completion
^at the-end of
1958, producing tonnage quantities of the nctf exotiO fuel developed - '
foi
due
McCrory Stores Corp.—Two New Directors—
process
Southern
Net
New Jersey Bell Telephone
1894.
Roy
1958.—V.
payable
■
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•
to'
amendment
28,
share
per
,
•
asset
'
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awarded
Feb.
35e
1
,
Registers With Securities and Exchnge Commission—
This
stockholders of record
of
i957
1,802,703
<I$23.55
share
deducting dividend
4
ry. opcr. income
was announced on Feb, 6.
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—V. 187, p. 48.
'Callery Chemical Co. of Pittsburgh, prime contractor for the Navy's
$38,000,000 plant now under construction at Muskogee.,.Okla., said that
...
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Girdler Construction, Louisville, Ky., will furnish all engineering, appa-m>
Norfolk & Westerft
The
share¬
year
17
•After
director.
a
>
,
Completion of the Girdler units
Specialty'.catalysts forthe hydrogen
plant operation will be produced by National cylinder Gas
co.|s Girdler/,
C'atulyst plant in Louisville.
earlier the Trust had total net aaaots of $1,098,594,429
i.ijUl there were 94,476.155 shares in tho hands of 159,414 shareholders.
Net asset value per share on Dec. 31, 1957 was $9,72,
reflecting the
fccnuvl decline in stock values. To.,'other with a capital gain distribution
and
1958
$42,461,094 $43 568 lfii1
_
shares
nitrogen ate included in the contract;
109,469,960
A
president
as
Corp.—Asset Value Declines—
.
146.
Massachusetts Investors Trust—Assets Decreased—
'This Trust had total net assets of $976,108,094 on Dec. 31, 1957;
were
listed
v
is scheduled for late summer,
there
is
Oregon,
.•.
<
bonds with the New England Mutual Life Insurance Co.
p.
Eugene,
Monday, February 10, 1953
.
assets
Capital
National Cylinder Gas Co.—Girdler, Division to Build
Hydrogen Plant for Boron Fuel—
'
rutus,
:
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187,
of
company
1958,
186, p. 2372.
high-energy
Division, it
Privately—The
company, it was announced on Feb. 3, has placed privateiy, through Sonnenblick-Goldman Corp., New York
y
City, an issue of $1,000,000 5%% 15-year first mortgage
—V.
Net
to
Collins
31,
.
January 31—
Net assets per
Jan.
on
$3,400,000 contract to design and build hydrogen,/nitrogen and
carbon dioxide producing and purifying units for the world's; largest
-
Mangel
As of
A
Privately — The
company has sold to Teachers Insurance & Annuity Asfloatation of America an issue of $400,000 first mortgage
G% bonds due 1977.—V. 160, p. 225.
—
Niagara Share
C.,
Norfolk
*»0,172,800
Manchester
B.
its
,
this
Vancouver,
R.
agreement.
„
borrowing, the corporation currently has out¬
indebtedness against a
bank
commitment
of
$100,172,500. Both
types
of borrowings are supported by customer
obligat 011s
pledged
in
a
common
pool
to
Bankers Trust
Co.
as
trustee. —V. 187, p. 47.
to
Ltd.,
Offering With SEC—
filed a registration statement with the
covering 1,000,000 shares of its class A common
stock, $1 par.
The company was organized on Feb. 27, 1957, under
British
Columbia
laws
oy
a
group
of
Oregon
investors.
Spencer
financing
addition
In
standing
investment
This
SEC
—V.
against
Fund,
Canada—Registers Share
Insurance Co. of America.
company's
Canadian
Multnomah
Placed Privately—This
Mack Trucks, Inc.—Notes to Be
corporation, it was announced on Feb. 6, has entered into
on agreement for the private sale of $50,000,000 of 5%%
collateral trust notes, series B, due June 1, 1972. Delivery
Will be completed in certain amounts during 1958. The
funds will be loaned from a group of insurance firms
.
1.3%
"
below
Pacific
This
and
1958 not asset value of OCSF stood at $10.00m share,
the asset value at Dec. 31, 1956.—V. 186,
p
Clay Products
only
1957.
(Calif.)—Acquisition—
corporation has broadened its activities in the clay
entered into the mining and
manufacturing of refractory
industry
materials
(679)
Number 5715
187
Volume
. .
Premier
and trader names of
Fredericks, President,
announced on Feb. 3.
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The
plant site consists of approximately 55 acres.
An additional A
650 acres
of clay bearing land and leases were acquired from the
acquisition of all assets, patents,
Refractdries uo., lone, Calif., Joan u.
the
through
Western
has
was
It
history.
,
•
purchase was a cash transaction,
not disclosed.
,
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The newly • purchased company, located
prospective locations are said to be under
divisions
independent
Delaware laws on Aug. 22, 1957, and
is said to own formulae for tonics and
organized under
operating
no
Schenley's Brands of Elegance Division
Age Co. Division, both of which were
are
as
Harper-Ancient
W.
I.
the
and
organized last year.
The Melrose Division
proprietary-■ medicines for treatment of various ailments (including
colds,
oronchitis, anemia, sinus conditions and riiarrneai
which it
proposes
to sell and .distribute throughout the United States and
abroad.
If plans to build or lease plant in or near Buffalo (several
Gladding Co.,
will
be
to
geared
and will
the blend market,
promote the Melrose brands including Golden Wedding.
The
Old Charter
Division will market Old Charter,
and
Cascade
straight whiskies.
Division will be responsible for Old Stagg,
Kentucky and James E. Pepper brands.—V. 186, p. 2759.
Echo Spring
Consideration); and installa¬
;the terms of which were
tion of
mixing and packaging equipment is expected to cost about
•'
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$150,000.Another > $150,000 is expected to be expended for the first
within 30 miles of Pacific
year's
advertising; $100,000
for raw materials; and $425,000 for
Clay's Camanche, Calif., silica sand plants and its Stockton, Calif.,
working capital.
,;V A
vitrified clay
products plant is a completely integrated company,
The
company,, now has outstanding 100,000 common shares, issued
mining, producing, and delivering a wide range of refractory materials
to Bloom in iconsideration
of his services in creating the company
as
well as high temperature products to customers', requirements.
and transferring to it the formulae for the products to be produced
In addition, the company produces high temperature bonding mortars
by it."
. ..-"f-v..
and ground materials.
These materials are used for the basic manu¬
facture of metals, glass, chemicals, paper, fuels, in high temperature
power sources and residential construction.-,
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**" Provident Life & Accident Insurance Co. — Secondary
Western Refractories Co. occupies a modern 160,000 sq. ft. plant
Offeririgf-A secondary offering of 1,400 shares of capital
on
rail trackage.
Facilities include ..a '/continuous tunnel kiln with " stock (par $10) was made on Jan. 27 by Courts & Co.
dryer
a rotary kiln,
and five periodic kilns. Rolling and delivery
at $78.50-peF shareV with a dealer's discount of $2.50 per
equipment are included in the purchase.—V. "86, "p. .1153.7AAA"'':"""*
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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Cream of
.
Servomechanisms, Inc.—Offers New
A
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4
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McDonald
Lyle
%
director.
years
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.
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unique
system
of
a
•
the branching radio frequency amplified, was
to allow connection of several communications
antenna without objectionable inter-action or
inferior
performance in individual
circuits, Mr. Brooks said. The
branching
amplifier solves
the long-time communications problem
wherein each receiver required an individual antenna for
optimum
known
device,
The
Upon the retirement of Mr. McDonald, Donald C. Luce, as President,
Co. C. A.—Distributes Holdings , .
became the Chief Executive Officer of the company.
This company on Feb. 4 announced that the directors have voted a
The. board of directors .also elected Francis A. Keane Vice-President
distribution to Pancoastal stpckholders of 904,720 shares of the com¬
in charge-,of finance, effective upon "the retirement of Mr. McDonald.
pany's 40%-owned subsidiary, San Jose Petroleum Inc. The distribution
Mr.AKeane now is«a Vice-President and a director.—V. 187, p. 458.
will be made on the basis of one share of San Jose for each four shares
of Pancoastal held of record Feb. 17, 1958.
Delivery date of the certifi-"
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—To Sell Bonds—
cates-will be March 7, 1958.
,
A/.. >..". »San Jose Petroleum is the .parent i company,, of ..San Jose: Oil Co.,! a f •7'.Plans..jor,the issuance of $30,000,000 first mortgage bonds expected
Philippine corporation which is engaged in petroleum exploration-in
to be .sold, at competitive bidding in late April, 1958, have been ap¬
the Philippines where it has over 2,000,000 acres under concession.
It proved by the directors-of this company, Frank McLaughlin, President,
announced on Feb.: ,1.
proceeds of the sale will be used to refund the
is expected that San Jose Petroleum shares; will be traded 'in the overthe-counter market.
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A i"?
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company's!,.$20,000,000 6%% series bonds due 1987 and to finance new
In making the announcement to stockholders, John S.: Bailey, Presi- construction.-—V. 186;' p. 2478.
dent of Pancoastal, stated that the company's wholly-owned subsidiary,'-.. :"'r
-V
Hawthorne Investments, Inc. has been;, granted two petroleum con¬
;
Pullman-Standard Car Mfg. Co.—Receives Contract—
cessions
in Guatemala aggregating - approximately .600,000 acres,/ in
This compahyAon, Feb. 3 announced it had received a contract for
Which it has a 50% interest. It is also expected that in the near future, "
of -' the"" World's first all-welded aluminum girder type
Hawthorne will.be granted concessions on an additional 600,000, acres in" fabrication
which it has from 25%- to 50% ' interests, he stated.
Since the enact¬
highway ;brfdge.
-'--y a
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The bridge, - which will carry traffic across a four-lane inter-state
ment;'of an exemplary, petroleum law lii ;1955, Guatemala lias become is a 'developmental' project
the scene of considerable activity on,the pkrt of the major bil.;C0mpany A- express; highway 'hear .Des Moines, Iowa,
•groups, he added.—V. 186, p. 628. , . '■ A:'"A
'V" v being jointly sponsored by the Iowa State Highway Commission and
Pancoastal Petroleum
"
Development—
new
amplifier for Project Globecom, a communication
linking the United States' farflung air bases throughout ths
world, is being supplied in quantity by this corporation through its
Hallamore Electronics Co. division
under a $787,250 Air Force con¬
tract, according to John G. Brooks, President.
Officers
l retired as Chairman of the Board
with the company.
He will continue as
Feb.
on
after' 42
Directors'
element of this potentiometer is made of
purpose, evaporated in high vacuum and
disc.—V. 187, p. 577.
Siegler Corp.—Reports New
2865.
p.
Public Service Electric & Gas Co.—Appoints
A
filed with the SEC on Oct. 23, covering
of 165,000 shares of common stock, without under¬
declared effective on .Jani 9.. Jbee also V. 186, p. 1958.
was
developed for this
deposited onto a ceramic
alloys
A
proposed 'offering
writing,
completed.—V. 158,
was
for which
satisfactory.
resistance
unique
The
applications
to
not entirely
are
r
registration statement
The
a
It
share.
^
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€o.—Statement Effective—
American Tool
Pan
itself
lend
to
inherent simplicity it promises
other types of potentiometers
its design features and its
Because of
.
Potentiometers—
type of precision potentiometer is now being manufactured
corporation's Magnetics Division, it was announced on Jan. 25.
new
the
by
as
developed by Hallamore
to
receivers
-
single
a
performance.
i
according
contract,
the
of
Terms
to Mr.
Brooks, call for delivery
1,394 branching amplifiers, in addition to spare
and associated handbooks and drawings.—V.
of
ment
parts, test equip¬
187, p. 87.
•
Singer Manufacturing
Co.—Acquires Electronics Firm
,
& Co., members of the New York Stock Exchang®
members of the American Stock Exchange, has nego¬
transaction whereby the Singer Manufacturing Co. has
Langley
C.
W.
associate
and
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stock of Haller, Raymond & Brown, Inc., a
organization in the electronics and related
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The
purchase by Singer—world-wide producer and distributor of
household and industrial sewing machines represented $2,075,000 to
Topp Industries, Inc.,
an electronic manufacturer of Beverly Hills,
Cali. which had acquired all the outstanding stock of Haller, Raymond
•& Brown on May
31, 1956 through a tax-free reorganization in ex¬
acquired all the common
research and engineering
fields.
,
~
,,
if See American
Fabrication of the bridge will be done at
the-bridge.
New Profit-Sharing Retire- :
:[i
A%;77 "'7
^'7 a'
I .-A single new protit-sharing retirement plan which will replace 'two
existing, plans for associates ..of this company is being submitted to
stockholders, for approval at a special meeting Feb. 25, A. W. Hughes,
President, announced on Jan. 21. "
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The new plan, -Called the '.'Peneo Profit-Sharing Retirement Plan,"
ard's
Pennroad Corp.- -Authorized to Purchase
it
The SEC,
Feb.
Co.—To Acquire Facilities—
this company;to ac-.
operate natural gas facilities in Andrews County,
v
of
Daii^ Co. (Mo.)—Stock at
4
■
Auction—
to
gomery County,
Mo., the
of Daniel
M.
Kerckhoff,
503
Locust
615
shares
Bidding
share will be considered.
f
Inquiries
'Lite
of
Bice.
2,
may
the
be
Estate
Tucker,
Chubb,
and
Suite
500,
Olive St., St. Louis
408
Southwestern Ry.—Earnings—
End. Dec. 31—
1957—Month—1956 1957—12 Months—1956
oper. revenue^.
$5,123,130 $5,316,316 $65,727,269 $67,959,490
operating exps.
3,624,680
3,391,153 42,396,759 42,460,701
oper.
ry.
oper.
859,002
187,
—V.
p.
Federal
come
3,061,173
1,249,787
tax
Net
outstanding
Earns,
per
—V.
186,
•-
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share
to
plans
company
'
$6,607,253
1,161,000
$5.69
$8,648,358
1,225,516
$7.06
Co.—Plans Financing—
register
with
the Securities and
a new
Proposed
This
Feb. 26,
Inc. and
filed
a
registration
statement with the SEC
.
ferred
purchased
Buffalo,
will
bear
and
will
receive
all
at
selling
expenses
in
of
"prune mover"
per share.
offering on a.
$10
the
make
a
Schenlcy Industries,
Two
covering
commission
connection
Girard Securities,
therewith).
Irving Bloom, President
of the under¬
Premier, is said to be the owner
writer. '
Inc., also of
"best efforts" basis, for which it
of 25% oT all proceeds (and shall
,
in
the
Feb.
1
major changes in
interest of
bv Sidney
Inc.—Forms New Brand'Divisions
sales and marketing operations
the company's
effective retail selling were announced
Frank, President and General Sales Manager
more
Distillers Co.
They are: (1) Formation of three additional advertising,
and merchandising divisions for selected brands; and (2)
Schenley
expansion of the field merchandising program.
The new divisions, as announced by Mr. Frank,
President of
old
Btae'cr
Schenley Industries, Inc., are
Division and 'the
York,
from
of
promotion
substantial
N.
of
it
1991.—V. .187, p. 331.
1,
•
who is also a Vice-
Division, the
operated as
.
/
.
Co.—Proposed Merger—/
Utilities Co. above.—V. 181, p. 1882.
Southern Utah Power
•
California-Pacific
See
Southwestern Gas &
it
SEC,
The
was
Electric Co.—Financing Cleared—
issued an order per¬
announced on Jan. 30, has
not to
this company to make bank borrowings aggregating
exceed $12,000,000 and to issue and sell an additional 200,000 common
shares
for $2,000,000
to its parent, Central & South West
mitting
Corp.
will use the funds to
construction expenditures,
Southwestern
1958
p.
finance temporarily a portion of
estimated at $19,700,000.—V. 185.
490.
.
Sperry Rand
schild
Corp.—Debentures Offered—L.
New York,
Co.,
&
on
Feb. 3 offered
;
F. Roth¬
publicly
sinking fund debentures, due Sept. 1,
1982 (ex-warrants) at 10472%, net to yield about 5.17%.
This does not constitute new financing (for original of¬
fering, see V. 186, p. 1198).—V. 187, p. 578.
$1,000,000 of 5Va%
(Indiana)—New Unit Formed—
of Pan Ameri¬
A. L. Solliday,
Executive Vice-President of Pan American Petroleum Corp. Mr. Dohm
was
formerly President and a director of Conorada Petroleum Corp.,
subsidiary of Continental Oil Co., The Ohio Oil Co., and Amerada
Standard Oil Co.
'
election of C. F. Dohm as President and director
International Oil Co. was announced on Feb. 4 by
The
can
a
Corp.
American
Petroleum
and
International,
a
newly formed subsidiary of
>
lan
organized to carry out oil exploration
the Eastern Hemisphere. Its principal
located in New York City with at least one branch
Petroleum, has been
development operations in
American
offices
office
Pan
sidiary
will
be
Europe.
Corp. is the
Oil Co. (Indiana).
to be established in
American Petroleum
of
Starts
Standard
Standard
H,n
Oil
Co.
nnrflipl'ti
(Indiana)
Tllinnis
inll
Jan. 30 on
is
.
.
wholly-owned producing sub¬
Five Service Centers
the first of five Kervico ccntcr building at a cost, ol $2,o00,000 eaca
Construction Work on
Construction work started
the Old Charter
They will be
Melrose Division.
on
received by the company at Room 2315, 195 Broadway,
Y., up to 11 a.m. (EST) on Feb. 26 for the purchase
abovemehtioned $30,000,000 33-year debentures due March
will be
Bids
New
Pan
on
100,000 shares of 6%
preferred stock—non¬
assessable—$10
par,
and 100,000 shares of $1 par common
stock.
The
proposes
ro
offer these shares for public sale, with
company
one
share of common being offered for sale at $1 with share of pre¬
1958,
a
distributing companies in key industrial areas and
its A operations through its merchandising policy of
large inventories.
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The registration statement includes
an additional 87,500 shares of
common stock which are to be exchanged by holders of 7%
preferred
stock of the company at the ratio of 25 shares of common stock for
each share
of preferred.
>
Buffalo, N. Y.—Regis¬
Stock Sale With SEC—
corporation
29,
filed
on
company
tho
its
expand
thereby
stock.
Premier Pharmaceutical Corp.,
Jan.
Registers Proposed
converting' and
Exchange
issue of 300,000 shares of $50 par preferred
The
issue is expected to be
offered to the public about
through a group of underwriters headed by Dillon, Read & Co.,
Johnston, Lemon & Co.—V. 187, p. 330.
Commission
ters
<
950,000
1958.
p.
Potomac Electric Power
The
$2,938,740
1,225,516
$2.40
$1,811,386
1,161,000
.-$1.56
profit
Shares
—
/
registration statement with the SEC on
shares of its 25c par common stock.
puolic sale at $4 per share, on an
all or none basis, by Milton D. Blauner & Co., Inc., underwriter, for
which it will receive a 32c per share commission.
The underwriter
also will receive $14,000 for certain expenses of the offering.
Saxon is engaged in converting and wholesale distribution of fine
paper and paper products.
Net proceeds of this financing will be added to its working capital.
According to the prospectus, the company has no immediate need for
the proceeds and has not planned for the specific application thereof
at the present • time.
In the future, it hopes to acquire other paper
The
M
r——
Corp., New York'
Offering With SEC—
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A
Telephone Co.—Registers Pro¬
Feb. 4 filed a registration statement with the SEO
of 33-year debentures, due March 1, 1991, to b®
offered for public sale -at competitive bidding.
The company intends to use a portion of the net proceeds to repay
advances from American Telephone and Telegraph Company (21.46%
owner of its voting stock),
which are expected to amount to approxi¬
mately $22,400,000 at the time the proceeds are received, and to use
balance for general corporate purposes,
including property additions
and
improvements.
'
The
31, 1958, covering 112,500
stock is to be offered for
Jan.
9,598,358
5,867,989
712,792
.
;
;
10,912,732
9,731,911
86.
corporation
This
$80,828,656
"J
in-
state
and
Stock
1957—12 Months—1956
$21,414,109 $82,312,766
3,651,532
12,475,242
$19,204,149
taxes
t
v
796,385
first mortgage
Offering With SEC—
posed Debenture
•
$1,925,163 $23,330,510 $25,498,789
$1,498,450
income™
Net rev. from ry.
Net
Corp.—Earnings Show Decline
1957—3 Months—1956
Period End. Dec. 31—
Net sales & other income
Prof it. before
Southern New England
St. Louis
Saxon Paper
'
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above.—V. 186, p. 1308.
offered $1,800,000 5%, 5J/4% and 5Vz% first mort¬
gage bonds, dated Nov. 1, 1957, and due serially from
Nov. 1, 1959, to. Nov. 1, 1972, inclusive. The bonds are
rpriced at 100% and accrued interest.
Railway
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& Co. and The
covering $30,000,000
aiary
Period
4, has arranged
1983.—V. 179, p. 2601.
bonds, series D, due
Mo>
Philadelphia & Reading
i
price with a number
research laboratories
Hospital, Minneapolis, Minn. — Bonds
Offered—B. C. Ziegler & Co,, West Bend, Wis., in Jan-
Railway
Co.—Bonds Placed Privately—-
it was announced on Feb.
to place privately, through W. C. Langley
First Boston Corp., an issue of $4,500,000
Co.—Merger Effective—
American Cement, Corp.
•
South Pittsburgh Water
The company,
Saint Barnabas
A
A
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addressed to R. A. Wyatt, Administrator Pendente
of
Daliiel M. Kerckhoff,
Deceased,: c/o Lewis,
Allen
Riverside Cement
See
%
A
2478.
p.
-
Vice-President of the comheat-sealable lamination of
paper,("foil and,-wax."It has been trademiirked "Wrapseal," and the
company! has applied for patents on the specification.—V. 187, p. 331.
'"
an order of the Probate Court of Mont¬
Administrator Pendente Lite Of the Estate
deceased, will offer for sale at a public
be conducted in the board room of G. H. Walker & Co.,
St., St. Louis, Mo., at 3:30 p.m. on Feb. 11, 1958, up to
of the common capital stock of Pevely Dairy Co.
will begin at $270 per share, and no bid below $270 per
subject
bread wrap competitive in
conventional wraps has been developed by the
this company, it was announced on Jan. 29.
less
of
holders
for
privileges
.
New Product—
foil
the principal underwriter.
will have an oversubscription
as
Stockholders
scription
." According to Paul Murphy, Packaging.
vpany;s- sales subsidiary, the wrap is a
construc¬
to
'
subsidiary.
a
aluminum
An
of
i•
The company's application stated that the acquisition and
tion were requited to enable it to take additional volumes of residue
igar from Phillips in the Andrews County area.
Phillips, in the same
order, was authorized by the Commission to increase its sale of gas to
Permian at /the Andrews plant from 55,000,000 cubic feet per day to
75,000,000 cubic feet daily.—V. 187, p. 458.
auction
as
Reynolds Metals Co.—Announces
is $332,400 and
,
and
5
•
privilege, including sub¬
than 10 shares (subject to
allotmen).
ty
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Net proceeds of this financing will be added to the general funds of
the company and used to finance, in part,/its 1958 construction pro¬
gram.
Construction expenditures of the company and its subsidiaries
for the years 1958 to 1960, inclusive, are estimated at $73,400,000 ($29,000.000 in 1958, $17,600,000 in 1959 and $26,800,000 in I960.—V. 186,"
listed
Co.—New Riker Headquarters—
p.
Andrews station wrhich, with the-pew unit,
4,050 horsepower1 and a total installed horse¬
The estimated cost of the acquisition
.for the turbocharging, approximately.. $565,000,..;
power of 20,250.,
Pursuant
capital gains
Commission has authorized
ently in operation at the
"will provide an increase of
."
declined from
Riker, through, its research, creates new prescription medicines.
\Its products-are distribute^" to the prescription departments of all
druggists1 through wholesale druggists.
.
.
,
A, Scheduled for completion by midyear at a cost of $1,500,000,, the
■■-.new Riker facility will be composed of a group of ultra-modern build¬
ings with a total floor space; of 80,000 square feet devoted to research
< laboratories,
manufacturing, administration and warehousing.—V. 186,
,p. 2759.
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Pevely
Gas Co. — Registers With
Commission—.
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This company filed a registration statement with the SEC on Feb. 4,
-1958, covering 869,694 shares of its $4.50 par common stock. The com¬
pany proposes to offer this stock for subscription by holders of its
outstanding common on the basis of one new share for each ten shares
held of record Feb. 26, 1958.
The subscription price and underwriting
'terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Kidder, Peabody & Co. is
South Carolina Electric &
in .suburban Northridge, Calif., was dedicated on
the site for the new world headquarters of Riker Labora¬
tories, Inc.,
&
also
was
Securities and Exchange
tract
18-acre
An
i
.quire, construct and
"'Texas, at an estimated cost of about $897,400.
The company will acquire an existing 1,350 horsepower compressor
unit, located at its Andrews County station, from Phillips Petroleum
Co., and will operate the unit as an integral part of its system
-connection with its .existing Andrews compressor facilities,.1/' ,
Permian was .also authorized to turbociiarge six of the 12 units pres¬
-
$134,634,000 a year ago. Net assets value per share
at the. end of 1956; to $11.19, after adding back
share.—V. 186, p. 1958.
Rexall Drug
.
'1
Power
shares of this Fund during 1957 were
its history, a total of $22,644,000, com¬
distributions of. 34 cents per
was
Federal
of
in
with
Permian Basin Pipeline
The
investors
any, .year
"
Boston—Record Sales—
•"$12.44
announced on Feb. 5, has Issued an exemption order
under the Investment Company Act of 1940 permitting, this investment
company,
to acquire not to exceed • 15.000 of the ordinary ^shares of
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co. presently, being offered by Royal Dutch to
•its shareholders.1—-V. 187, p. ~57Gv-™A >/
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Pullman-Stand¬
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Royal Dutch
It
pared with $20,866,000 during 1956 according to the 20th annual
(report to" shareholders, shareholders totaled 43,600, a new high record,
compared with.39,000,in 1956.
,
Tot'M net assets of the; Fund were $133,219,000 on Dec. 31 compared
a
.Shares— A7 .'
by
highest for
Purchases
the
Thrift and Profit-Sharing
Retirement
associates, below the man-1;
agement' level, and the present Profit-Sharing Retirement Plan for -:
'Management Staff adopted in 1940..
A,
.V-*'" AA.v(A.. .A
Tlie company reported 1957 sales of more than.$1.3 billion, an all-.,.'
time record high, and December sales of more than $202 mili'on were
the largest for any month in the company's 55-year history.
Estimated
-profits for: 1957 exceed those for 1956, which were the second highest
in the company's history.—V. 187"p. 330.
A, A
A - .
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(George) Putnam Fund of
•
single plan the present
f und Plan adopted in 1939 for
in
Raymond
plant in Chicago, 111., which the com¬
in the future as a heavy fabri¬
next summer.—V. 180, p. 1210.
Car Works
Pullman
big
155,531 shares of Topp common. Annual sales of HaUeir,
Brown amounted to about $3,000,000 last year. " ' ••
revealed that Walter L, Murdock, a well known elec¬
tronics consultant, who is under contract exclusively to W. C. Langley
& Co., in the investment field, and who will be expanding, his services
as
a
management consultant for the investment firm, played a koy
role in the Singer purchase.
Dr. Murdock will work exclusively with bankers under the Langley
contract.—V. 185, p. 2104.
A
for
change
pany recently announced Will be used
cation shop; Completion is scheduled for
ment Plan—
combine
aluminum—Aluminum Co, of
,
,7 (J. C.) Penney Co.—Plans
will
producers of
three /major
nation's
the
.
Arneriea, .Raiser Aluminum .& Chemical
and Reynolds Metals Co.
7/' A., 'A general'contract for $124,682 has Corp. awarded to Jensen Conbeen
;■ J ' J structioh CO. and United Contractors of Des Moines, who will erect
Corp.—Merger Effective —%.A
Cement Corp. above.—Vf 186, p.-12G6.••'■
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Peerless Cement
the
tiated
hichwaV.
8
(680)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
«
f0t(nn,
nnr.
.ervjc sta«s w«
haw
Parh
nn
side
of. the
tor
The
will
way
tlie
eaid
x
e/t^iiiraiy^s
and-other"lnidgo
also
-
to
ars
cay''
a
Mr.
KCanHni-d
M
M^readylu
sei ve
Thr'
"
a*
many
fine
added.
Bentun
01
to
exDeets
cost
have'the stations
for
open
business
t
as
Harvev
approximately
operate
on
„„
*
nrtth
,
,
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u
Dec. 31—
Railway Vpcr.
Railway oner.
to
f
Net
-Net
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-1957—Montu—1956
1957—12 Mos.—1956
yP""1'*
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$258,963
$3,308,110
307.*60
266,586
3,453,890
3,051,272
——~—-
'*$145,780
$19,862
v
in ;
d
;v
*$33,348
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Papb
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PhnAiitv
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on
letter of notification
a
with
increase
and
capital.
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tm
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OI
$The
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OneOnltr of the Studebaker-Packard
plant at Detroit, Michi, lias been
Paper Box-Division of Stone Container
announced'-by EJdward Landof
the
Corp., „it is
New York
and'Miami
which
group
Carl Bosman &
Co.f
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^-.engines.. It. Is considered a protoype" of the
current-construction
of the heavy duty,
one-floor, fully air-conditioned
ing
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It
was
sfliM,.
~
CAri.iT,..'.,
;
?
erick
E.. Becker, .and
^
Samuel
i
pi >
87,;
1 «7
e"iff V-'/i-:'o
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Qh.j.i™!,-.
^
1958,
v.,
.
*>
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covering
-reglstratioh^statement-
a
4,105
shares
its
of
$25
with
par
the
SEC
common
on
.stock
Jgn.^
which
*
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_
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High—
of
L^I?arr<wiiinp'llie
Finance
proton lor Federal taxes,
rWrmtor
in
-
1956.
After,
'
common
stock'
earnings *
outstandins at the.
'•
Taylor Instrument
,tion Statement— t
>
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'
fThia company,,it
tration - of 99,195
number
0l
ox
was
^S^T'i^hh
each
J "j.
announced
were
names:..;
-
four shares held.
equal
end. of. I956.-V.
y
WeTd"& do.IlZII_l-
&
J»' -BarH'
to
.nell
186, ".
ifc
wrc
madA
io
™
i!ol"or5l
U
'-
Inc.—L
Feb.'1 5 ihas withdrawn ltd
remit
common .shares with the
Securities and
on
«*
price
set.
was
\
sumVan"®^:'
nff^r
ihn-* rirrhic
v
j,,|
of
because of
—I-
'2
.
,
,
Coriin
on
Jan.
29-flled
'a letter
of
Burr, Inc.—_—
'
croutor &
-L'%11 Nb«
standing bank loans
^ndfor^genera?
rwv
«*
.
corporate
A
Securities
A«A-oj'
4 offered
#.
1
lor public sale
cost
.' -r
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to
construct
facilities'--not -to exceed
"X
^
Go.—Stock
Securities &
the
Co
issue
value)
par
ner
Inc.,*'First
no
\
oi common stock
share. ...The
.group c\vas
competitive sale on Feb. 4 on a
share
y
*';a:U-. )
snares
per
at
-
-
■'
,
Co.,
and
at ,$48;875
The following olds
'
was
Offered—Eastman Dillon,
associates offered
publicly
01^340^000-
stock
f
■
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alfeo received:-The First
were
Southwest
Co/,
Bost-oxv;Corp.,VBlyth
Rauscher,
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AAA
wr
Inc
DISTRIBUTION—Holders
participate in the
of common
for
each
common
of
the
new
stock distribution of
five
i
will
one
be
en-
additional
-
applied
unto'a tcvolvlU8
toward the
crout MranBed
&
Goldman, Sachs
<*-*•»««».»«.
aWTOSMrrfi
ffiS-10"8?' The
or -delivers
natural
gas
to
stocks of
common
subsidiaries
«
for
the
•
;
Kirkland & Co
25,000
:
Carter H. Harrison & Co.
Hayden, Stone & Co
&
r
months, ended
3;200
15,000
3,200
2,500
9,000
C0._1.__- 15,p0O
Hill Richards & Co._
4.000
S°okwV & Fay-rr--/—
-5.200
f.consisted
-
and
of
:
&"co"Ync"'"r~~
3 200
'
p'
578,
includes
is,
.
of
purchasers
from
stock
the
of
„
company
„
poolc-
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2
—3200
14,000
Nov.
on
30,
&
Sc.hwabacher
Scott &
&
&
R.
below
have
the- respective'
forth below:
.
,
„
L..
—
Jariray*&°Hop"wood
Piper,
Rlter & Co.
severallj
of
numbers
:
""
Go— 4.
rtart
'4000
looo
Collings & Co., Inc.—— '4,uw
'. Cooley & Co.
**4.000
—
•
ts
Moore, Leonard
,
Rand
9,000
Scott,
•
Co.
&
chas. w. Scranton & Co.—'
Shields
&
Horner &
Shuman
Agnew & Co
Singer, Deane & Scribner*""
R.
Staats
&
•
-
o'ooo
4,000
Co.**
9 000
Starkweather <fe Co._i_*__"
Stern, Prank, Meyer & Fox
2 500
Sutro
&
Co
4 000
_L
*
3'200
Henry F. Swift «Sc Co
Thomas <fc Co.*
Spencer Trask
&
Co
"
5,000
Auchincloss, Parker &: Red-
The Illinois Co.y Inc._c*** 5,000 v "path
Janney, Dulles & Battles,
Julien Collins (fc Co
*
Inc5,000
E. F. Hutton &„Co.i—-«
John C. Legg & Co..—5,000 : Edward D. Jones A: Co.—r
Lester, Ryons «fc Co—i.;—„ 5,000,
James A. Leavens, Inc.*—
Loewi & Co., Inc
5.000
Arthurs, Lestrange ;& Cp.*
McDonnell & C«
5,000
Metropolitan Dallas Corp.*
Swiss American Corp.*
5,000 " W. H. Ncwbold's Son & Co.
——
-
Gordon Graves & Co.**
'Laird <fc Company, Corp.**
Anderson & Strudwick**.—
—v- la7, P. 617.
-
2.500
2,o00
-.500
2.500
2,500
2.500
2,btu
2,500
4,000
Scherck,
4,000
Harold
Co.—
2,oOO
4,000
Taussig, Day & Co., Inc.—
2,500
Riehter
S.
Co
Stewart
6c
-i500
.
2 500
2^500
1
Tlie\\r Shovel
6,000
.
r
sal»?r-:--;-1
l
r'SSo
Wcilston
4.000
4,000
^ ^
—
9 000
Smith, Barney & Co
F. S. Smithers &
Co.—
William
Blunt Ellis & Simmons
'
3 200
-2*500
25^000
-
.4,000
Co——-
-4.000
3*200
Co
4.000
Lynch-
*—„*r 4.000
Smith, Moore"&°Co.II"LStetson purities Corp.-,^-
7^000»
7.000
&
•
2500
"2""""
in
and
„
KnS^pf-
10.000'
;Blair &. c°. inc*—*•***
4'non
Co
Cb~r~~~:
stringfellow
of
1957
$30,880,000
Eoboel^SItp^; ■ gg;,.
Scott, Horner
con-
preferred ..stoeks;
70.000
Anthony
Dfty
sSS
ptock-
value,
par
set
:ZoY%
C. C.
17,500
f^LLco.
Hutzler*"""* o'ooo
sSiTrck Site? ?o
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Allyn & Co., Inc
Tucker,
to
company
bonds;
of
named
company
the
Dean Witter &*>
Rotan, MOsior& CoT"r"~™
Rowies, Winston & Co
u-3'200
the
1953
without
mortgage
shares
Tr5Qn'-
r'S
*—
of
stock
stock,
-swStihJf-''w
f^r^e8 -Corp'-.
a"
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2,
to
40 vents
be outstanding following this sale. Long-
25,000
C.
dividend- of
Jan.
•
years have
v-
capital
common
.
:'VA.
to
com-
common stock of Dallas Power & Xlgiat,, Co-
purchase
common
per
share, in-1953
per
quarterly
....
993,216
.
UNDERWRITERS—The
-shares
the-past five,
cents
and. paid
.
of
99
a
J957
2/
debentures;
^,t1
en
The
dirPptors
'
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'
on
Co.—Reduces Dividend—Earnings Lower
Feb
4
declared
a
dividend
«.«h
£5: W "14 prcvlous d!v'de"<1""
of
20
cents
per
share
***«*}<»%«
1
40 cents p" s,,a,e p
DEC^l
EARNINGS FOR YEAR ENDED
•
♦Earnings
'.|S8;.V
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Nov.
7,239 shares of the
T"^-ABUMmp & B-L- •««,«
1% -V* —'^ 4'000
Kalman
latter
$249;500,000; in. first
agreed
to
consolidated
to $2.54
capital .Stock.of subsidiary
companies
goSS
3,200
'
SeEiuSa^S-—' i'SJo
'ir-Dulies'&® ;s»o
The
4,000
4'Soo
.
annually;..rising .from
lO-OW-O00'-shares:
i term debt
onn*
anil
^
share, declared
fund
Co
ap-
Light
Co.
30, -1957. amounted
stock dividends over
;^hlch 12^550,000 shares will
p£w5Z:ireTt— -H2X
mter
1957.
Nov.
t„ $31,019,000, «u8l
CAPITALIZATION—-Authorized
25,000
&. Co._
Sendee
with-operating revenues «f: $145,570,000
$28,700,000, or $2.35 per share, for-the calendar
of
-holders ol record Dec.
;s,at,;'0?
r.
.
increased
;$1.48 ,in
:
9,009
bo.—~~
Electric
the -; company, and
revenues- of
12.
DIVIDENDS—Common
-:been-
'
.
3,200
Co
Harriinan Ripley & Co., Inc. 25,000
-Hemphill, Noyes
and net income
v
fwCn
oe
Texas
&•
Co' In addition, the company "has^three-minor
subsidiaries, Industrial' Generating Co."and Technical
Services
Inc.,
both wholly-owned, and
Paris & Mt.VPleasant RR.
Co., a non^eonsoli1-dated subsidiary which is wholly-owned by
Texas-Power'& Light Co.
per
E-rr#^:Sion
the
of
7'!.-y:.
owns
TeXa? Power & Light
Jaflray & Hopwood ^2,500
Pxescott,, Shepard •& Go'.,4
T*\r
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CO.— 25,000
&
natuvai
£1
8ells
^
r
&
15
2,500
B
company
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Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenka,
*
shares iield, as
authorized by directors
company on Dec. 16, 1957 and
expected- to be made in
last quarter of
March.
1947 the
company has paid regular
viaenas on the
quarterly
common stock at
the annual rate of
$1.40 per share.
PROCEEDS -Not
proceeds from the sale will
be
°°«rx °T
"
Corp—25,000
rirpt California- Co.; (Inc.)
4,000
Flrst Southwest Co.**.—* 4,000
Fridley, Hess «fc Freclcrking 3,200
n
"
shares
Co. and all
'
Piper,
32oo-"
The First Boston
bv
,
'
u
-V('
BUSINESS—Texas'Utilities--is. a hoiding\company/ wiiicti
"pboximately §02%, of5 tke common stock of-Dallas
Power
Co.^^. .2,500,
Curtis
.
2 500
•
Drexel'ds § Dominick'—"T-
Wbitl w/m L
An?
tne
•
juris,
Piercir
Co.;-Ihc., and
Dallas Union Securities Co.
(jointly) $47.90 per share; Lehman Brothers
.and Bear, Steams.
Co.
(Jointly);-$47.715,. and Kidder, Peabody &
Co.- and Merrill rLy-nch,
Pacific. Northwest
Co.—.3,200
Paine, Webber. Jackson & •
1 '
inc.—
gSSa^DmonT^ion":".
be offered at
1,000,000 shares of
(par $5) at $30.75 per share
This offering
oversubscribed and thp book«? pinfjpri
'
nr™™
&
Jones
The Ohio
3,200
;6;000
anri
ui-
Co.
Glore, Forgan
a
"
authorized
^
&
Shares
:
«
-
4,000.
2,500
■
A
Fulton Rcid «fc
Co., Inc
01
was •
-Texas''IlttlitfCS
:
.
3,200
Morgan Stagey &
2,500
h-:IS
puvpos^.
re0aF ;ou
managed
Corn
—
&
common Stock
tluea to
ICC
,
the
Onnosite
opposite
Templeton
6,000
*
-f
was
snare
under
with-no single project
exceeding $500,000.
Wilcox
to construct facilities not to exceed
$1,000,000, with
single project exceedittg
$150,000.—VT187, p.'578. '-v
'\-r
kUirOT.LUrwgr°4vy,m,hwm
Stcham!
-
-
2,o00
25.000
:Dittmar & Co., inc—**..
3,200
.
underwritinggroup '
J
BOdine
-Dillon, Read
Tennessee. GaSv Transmission
€0.—-Stock Offered—r A
nationwide :
Stone & Webster
Towriscnd
Pancoast
'
notification with the SEC
^^mrVt6<5kto
^Trvi
Eastern
_
3'"°0 '
*00
^
:
1 eb.
yates
authorized
con-
CoZ-l~ZZvblooo
^
,
&
Dellaven Az
•
'
corporation
Rvons ■&'
6,000 ..v;.Mo.roney,. Beissner.
•
^
•;-''■«
Lesteiv
?So
9,000
Richard W. Clarke Corp..*..
•
market conditions
Teirney Cuffineermg:, Inc.,
Montclair, N. J.~Files With
and Exchange
Commission——
UO. On
tnese
A"'..
—""
*
hAAoncA
Securities
m
tus
revenues
losses siffered in the oil
business
(2) that' no new
$3,000,000,
r'./A'-"
of- the prin-
names
'&JS,SSJU?
in^' ? son' S S' Mos5?3Ii&1Cg"*
^
V"01'1™ Securities Corn,; 2:500 ;.,' w! H.nNewWd-5otrTcV.
wlaw' Cllrk*X3^no "
?£
~>r~~— 'iNSX-'
Newhard, Cook -& Co.__.—
•.
~d-
-
'Texas
(no
-have- severally, agreed to;
McDonnell
25,600
Alex; Brawn & Sons..
,
V
or
esr-nnated
of. approximately $4,000,000.
1
4;
,
_
*
>
and 125,027
stock* issued in
'
;t
6,000
•
4
which
natural'
The Federal Power Commission has
authorized Texas Eastern
Trans-mission Corp. and its
subsidiary, Wilcox Trend Gathering
System, Inc.,
.to construct natural gas iacilities
'during- 1958 at an
the
with
common. stock- set -iorth
common
stock
set'Torth
«
.
Blunt'W i'stamoSr:::' iS. '
■
The proceeds would have
been used to retire
$2,500,000 in bank loans '
U"nt l0M18
b"n
^
its
costs
operations;
non-diScriminatory?«-
iif"/S%
^
;3.200' ;-.-.McCorihIclt:
Co
$5
C. C.
Collings & Co.,. Inc—
Raymond E. Olsen, President,
said, the data furnished the SEC
last
Crowell, Weedon & Co—r.
Fall is now outdated
and that market
conditions are still .not ripe for r" J- Mmarketing the-issue.
'
'
D^in & Go,, Inc.— '
,™
Davis, Skaggs & Co.—•—
i
"j
'
....
conditions,
iii
upon a valuation oi $110,000,000 for the line.'
To Construct $4 000,000 Natural Gas
Facilities in im~
.
-EARNINGS—Operating
.
f-.
under
3^200Mason-Hagan,
Farrril85
u
no effort
,
gas
the
to
include
operating
laterals
the Little Inch line with river
ports may be built
within
five years wivhout Interstate
Commerce Commission
approvalthat Texas Eastern Will
operate the Little Inch as a
commoi
at- "reasonable and
(3.l
carrier
-
-
41B80
Parvin
Bateman,. Eichler
originally scheduled for Oct. 2 :1957 would
the*right-to subscribe for one new
share for
No
-
of
o£
Shares
...
Austin, Hart
was
given stockholders
aWhat time
at tnac time.
*
not
.diction based
Co.,
preferred
forth" hslow the
set
sham
snares
feffiKSd
reached
Companies—^Withdraws' Registra-
additional
have
and
.
afo
Blyth <te Co., inc
....
charged against
1'???*•
American^SwuritiW'CoTdT: 6'ooS:timet "' ^15C472.00° antf net 4nCo.Oe
mon share,. This compared
-
^
dividends,
'■fafe"1 a-ommon stock
**
-
cofii'iri'oA''.'stbck ••w&b-
Websteg-flefeuritiCT
'
1
preferred
•
wiiite,
F^era°\aSPto\1)57 £Sto$2 wm-« "SWofi
■'
'
'
'
'
•
Rocket
the
agreed
shall
connecting
under
in-connection
contest
Eastern
Eastern
the next
-
•
'sirs!
ioans
not
Texas
Texas
any
be
not
may
•
$748.360.000;-.n
of 1956. ' Both the
Factoring
Division shared in the volume
the
.over
"
«
..
UNDERWRITERS—rTlier^
-
.-»&«.
increase
18V
$635,437,000
*
:
svm nis dii
issued
that
:
it' their
authorization, granted
to
matter further
before the
tne
^
.their respective
fV."
President, on Feb. 4 reported that 1957
operations
largest volume..of business- and the
highest net income
the
'
they
courts.
(1)
in
,
Pierce^Fenner Ws Beane; (Jointly> $47;641. :.
r
....
r.n^T™r,o ;
PROCEEDS—The company proposes-to use the net
tAs of Nov, ^0,; 1957;-;^^"160,345^'.sbares of, common
proceeds frqrn
stock were reservedthe
sale,- together with available
for issuance under
4he'company's Restricted Stock Option
treasury-cash-approximating $6.500,plan, and
000;" to make a contribution of - about
.1,835,162 -shares -ofv comfnon "Stock were
$2,500,000 to the company's
reserved for, issuance .Upon
-equity in Texas Power & Light Co., a
conversion of the second
subsidiary, .and--'to make furpreferred^stoqk. Additional shares of common *' ther investments in the
-.s'tobk are or wiil*be reserved-I6r
common stocks of
issuance Upon conversion oi' the
-other-subsidiary;-operating
shares
of 5:e cumulative-convertible .seeord:preferred .stock -referred^'to in : companies -or to supply short-term capital in''connection'-' irtth their
construction
programs.
'Note (§) above.-4 ,r
,VV
'
.
.
;
Set Record
Talcott,
in
'
would
the
or
included
any oi its accounts lor investment,
irom its oil operations, and that
397,550 shs.
'
may-be
second
then
-
tl
.purchase .the
.
James
'
5% -cumulative convertible
--
vi(James) Talcott, Inc.—Income
.
■
^
clpal underwriters'--of-the
•
f-'
of
bar*
'omftrion
court
the
costs
df.v '
-r
were
FPC
v
*•
January,-1958;-'in connection-with thetacqUlrition
of.producing 1'pil and
'
^
^
.
/■»°
;
^-eesol
L
•
cump'iny. may. jnaxe ^aauionair
appealed by. the
the FPC'a
Tne
substantially. completed,*.
hearings-tile barge operators stated
that
23
Eastern,
provide
1
•«'957,000 shs.
rr
Dec.
Texas
Revolving Credit .Agreement, expiring:,.Dec. 31,
^
again
things,•to
procedure.
to
case
proposed. conditions
'
v.';'"■ ;
deliverable;,only upon• exercise of-options to
purchase Swift
stock tesued ,to- eligible officers and other
management employthe
company and Its subsidiaries under its Stock
Option Plan.
—V. 186,4>.. 2625.
'
.Is Co.
.
a
pp«.nrom>rH« in>iexas.
-gas properties -in,Te*a«-'
'
i
-
-stock .Is
-
the
,
Thisrcompany -filed
31,
•
shs.
the
At
/
.....
■'
y.;vr'
§Not. including 'approximately,B0,000-shares
»pf'{ 5^, cumulative
-j.'pui
—beeKS Itegistration Ol
uptioned ofiares*—-
-,^»W1I1
>
of
'
/
series
other
among
,
f
v
piant. v8aie.rrrV. 187, -p.f-''
f
Sadler, .Vice-Presidents in .charge
*w«;4«ni
trfc-
more
■
awarded
t «hares
division.
*
or
,,f
2,170,000
1,000,000 shs.
vertiblq, second preferred stock -to-bet issued
Tifrf-'!« acquisition of ah interest fn Grand Central
Ci.14
18,542,000
•
-
wM(.™
1^14^
?■
has
company
agreements..
trend
Packard Motor CP/s> latesfe
acquisitions
.
on TeD. a an
manufacturing-build-
oi
one
one
action "was
decision
the
Sred* hereby^
tne
Expressway,
Royce-aircraft
assembly of Rolls
in
Ttiis
objected,
remanded
Union
Edsal Ford
on
ixmds
m
on
Noy 1
Commission for the second
time and
further hearings were held
before Examiner Costello on
Dec. 23
In tne meantime,
however, conversion "of the-line and
construction of
the substitute, facilities had been
■
..
-
'
who
intermediate
600 for use in connection with" the acquisition of
producing properties,
at an Interest rate of
over the pririie commercial
rate for unsecured
-
rtxtr 150,000-square-foot
.unlt^ which -fronts
.was built during World- War.
II for
.
the
1957,
notes'outstanding thefeUnder.
industrial realtors, were brokers in;
the transaa*.*:*" !• *:• 7:-C
tion."
'
of
1
\
oi
195?
26,000,000
comi^on-''.''':
EiVstera'c.-pian.
operators,
_
"
,
,v.
Texas
-
$478,326,000
,
Uie
S i.)5o, but*in^&irbh6 oi l9ob the ^
lVr put in March orS-U?h°n
June
in
intervening
•••<„>
'170,000,000
149.758,000 '
S"
/, t"
60,000,Q00
t
t
fn
facilities
•
.
J
T°nT"\«-"«lCLlie ,tne JjltUe Inch
Tex., to .Moundsville, W; Va., and
use
it for
the
ol-petroleum-products.
The FPC iirsh
Baytown.
•
' V
1
°nc
case
remanded to the Commission by the U. S. court of
was
Appeals-for
fUrthW
proceedings upon, appeal by tne City
or-Pittsburgh and the
or
.Outstanding,-
'
;,
®f
authorized
stitute
ended
i960, which provides for short-terni bank loans
not, to-exqeed $60,000,-w
000-to-be outstanding at any'one time.'ThO
intefest rate thereunder is "the prime. commeTCial rate for
.unsecured'loans at. the tiitie of boirowing.
At Feb. 4; 1958, therp;are-$36,000,000 of
,
l"le 4,ooo,ooo-square-ioot facility, to.iieyeipp.fvr.rouitipie
'
Pro
*«*»»•
from
transportation
mortgage securing the bonds.subject to the restrictions
contained therein.
As long as any bonds of the
presently - authorized series remain
outstanding" the total principal amount-of bonds which may be issued
and' outstanding at any one .time
under such
mortgage is - $750,000,000.
.
.
months
$34,079,000
30,000,000 shs..
^Additional
^
a
7. sold to the Western
-
CoriJ.—FFC Adopts
.*ntHG*i*in«. *hi«
u«u«-
line
.
'
?™
.
331.
p.
*'
•
-7
12
and
•
,
*
il-.
.-i-.r
series, convertible into common
through Match-1; 1966—- -
WawW
a.
of
effect to Present, financing-
stock
A':r
r
giving
Enable in'series—
4.50^
.
rmiiiiner
v°U*ainer
®tonc
the
4.10*^ to 5.25','e—• 1,200,000
stock
(par
$100)t
preferred
'
tlle i958 calendar year.
(par $100) issued and
in nine series; dividend
the SEC
»• \ ...-.
; ■ ; t
a
fnrn
Tn Tnrrpnup Faeilitiw
Corp-—10 increase .facilities—
See Studebaker-Packard Corp.
below.—V.,187,
1
,
'
.
.
revenues
stock
outstanding
'SS«^3S5l SiiSSSfi^S.are % « S
capital surplus
working
"
Monday, February 10,
1953
.
Texas Eastern Transmission
equal after preferred divifor
$266,427,000
1966-1977—$563,000,000
issues presently out-
rates range from
-.
ineMMBM
.
Gas storage credit
agreement--—4,000,000
*
The corporatibn
fine 'interna-
operating
maturities
Preferred
'
.
f If-
"
790,207
s
•
•
stock
with
Revolving credit agreement—Property acquisition credit agreement
1
*$7,573
lv>y,U04
•
$36,789 000,
,
ApSiaiio
'"Statewide Llfe_ Insurance jCorp.,-. Thoemx,. Arizona—
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission-— "
v
from
.^/.Authorized
$3*071,134
v.} •
v.
v
svstem
standing; interest rates range Jrofli
'3%?c to G'.fi maturities 1966-1977—
iShort-term notes:
$274,112
ry. opers.
uvficit—
share for
Debentures—Five
•
.
.
ie»enue„
oner,
-•TvntHr*
.«
;
daily
.«
1st mtge. pipe line bds. issuable- in" series:
" ^Twelve series presently outstanding;
interest rates range from 2% ft to
•
.
pe'r
5 ^
'expenses*
fr.
rev.
ry.
lift*
consolidated
'
its
1-
.
increase
'
reported
common
capitalization
.
.
Ky»—Earnings—
"
Period End
Gmpnrippni
•
»•
.
sio 000 000 series
and $10,000,000 series
■
.
«
Stfcwsn Island 'Rapid Transit
«n
Dflo^a?clSmaTve Certificated
.
_
cpo
,no
S nfwiSnl v
$5,060,005 sales llo,
inm
108,
Minn.—Regis-
Exchange Commission^
ftieH
mMO
Hp
vlt: $1,000,000 series
120.—V. 18J, p. 7 /7.
.
rms*
$111,000,000.
per
State Bond & Mortsare Co., New Vim,
'
to
z.voi
.
company
ters With Securities and
■
uiuo
mo,ori£
the tollway is opened, to traflicAa.ter
$308,042,000 and net income .of
Will
ilie restaurants by
dends, to $2
share of
tLa?7oU-V 18o, pNov. 30, 1957 Tills compared
V. 180^ p. -855.
•
-
more
EARNINGS—Company
$1>89
•f
facilities
.
oil
Frnd
SSL^SJV Jt
as
o-Wt»i.ai■■,»■,'
lacilibe air-
h
st
agreement with Stanaard Oil.
.
construct
to
proposes
.
air-conditioned
t^"including gift shops5 and additional 'rdsi rooms, will
C°^We,r?e?nstalling facilities at the ten stations
service
'
company
.
share
$1.90
*
T.p» industries. I„c-Sells Electronics
See
S3 95
46501811 ,ares out5,andi"sat
Singer Manufacturing Co.
above.—V; "187,
p.
Unit-
617.
'
.
!*.
the distribution of the stock of Firstamerica to (Transamerica's stockholders, will not result in any federal income tax liai
bility to Transamerica or its stockholders, or to Firstamerica.
.
"The receipt of this ruling,"
Mr.- Belgrano; said,( "means that the
'"i plan of reorganization may. be submitted'to-the stockholders of Trans.america Corp. at their annual meeting to-be held in San Francisco
7 on April 24, 1958, with the assurance /that all appropriate Governmental
I clearances have been obtained."-2-V. 186, p. 1780. ;, .
issue
and
banks,
.
'
Don
1
A-
v
Aluminum'..Products
price was announced 8
-, v ,7 ; ■
Jasco Aluminum Products Corp., with^.annual sales, of approximately
-i $4;000.000
had in 1957 net earnings exceeding $300,000 before taxes.
The company has. a 30,000 sq. ft. plant in, New Hyde Park, L. I., N. Y.,
'and-is well known- for the
development',.,tof aluminum combination
windows, 'doors and lor the design and production of swivel action
acquisition -by ' this company of the. Jasco
Corp. of New Hyde Park, L. I., at an undisclosed
,,on. Feb. 4 by James R. O'Connor, President."'.';/-
Products
established'extrusion business.
its
.
Chemical Corp. owns two subsidiaries^; The Ohio Bronze
Powder Co. of Cleveland and Painesville,; Ohio, and .The Modene Paint
Unexcelled
Quincy, Mass."
Inc. 'of
Co.,
435
"'
'
•
acres
of
a
'Union Pacific RR.- —Earnings—
"/.';
.1957—12 Months—1956
1957—Month—1956
Period End. Dec. 31—
$
»<*'
Railway operating
Ne
oper.
oper.
134,705,385 138,062,104
*211,784
38,818.024
42,137,162
8,456,385
8,727,950
income—
1.129.361
from
rev.
ry.
514,316,828
34,610,981 382,354,717 376,254,724
33,469,345
exps.
ry.
^Deficit.—V. 187, p. 87.
have
operations
always
mature
to ;principal,
as
Ry.: Co.—y.
154,
interest
and
.
Securities
Proposed Bond Financing
Exchange Commission—
and
filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering $30,000,000 of first mortgage and collateral trust bonds,
due 1978, to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
■-Net proceeds are to be applied as follows^.$27,000,000'for.purchase of
a like
amount of first mortgage
bonds of United Jjas Pipe Line Co.
wholly-owned subsidiary; and the balance, together with $12,000,000
to be received from United Gas Pipe Line Co.
upon the latter's re-demption of debentures in tnat amount held by United Gas Corp.
will be added to the general funds of United Gas for use in connection
With
itsv 1958
construction
program
and to purchase during 1958
additional securities of Union
Producing Co., another subsidiary, to
This
corporation
finance
in
for
and
-
general
for property additions, in the amount of
for
and
1958.'
1957—Month—1956
Period End. Dec. 31—
pipe' line
gas
facilities
Of
reserves
Union
and
fori, construction to serve new
are estimated at $6,624,000
by.the*Pipe Line company for gathering lines,
and
The
the
187,
profitable.—V.
from
fund installments by
1957—12 Months—1956
$4,740,132 $64,624,675 $56,491,559
2,415,055
30,107,714 26,877,692
ry. oper.
$1,188,866
~ 807,962
$2,325,077 $34,516,961 $29,613,867
1,452,999
19,076,229
16,255,565
—V.
income..—
oper;
ry.
187, p. 332.
'
Wellington Fund, Inc.—Assets Over $600 Million—
At
the end
of
1957,
...":
net assets of this Fund totalled $604,578,038 as
$578,756,593 at the end of the previous year.
This is
equivalent tri $11.56 per share for 1957 and $12.99 for 1936.
During
1957: a
dividend 1 of
46c
per
share was paid from net
investment
compared with
Forty-three: cents' per share was paid
gains.
;
; "
At Dec. 31.,-1957 there were 233,000
owners
income.
realized
capital
Wellington
shares.
from
„
of
.only individuals but many institutions such as profitsharing funds, trusts and colleges (more of which purchased Wellington
shares last year than ever before).
The
Wellington Fund
in
1957
distributed more money to more
shareholders .than ever before in its history, $22,163,000 was paid to
These include not
shareholders
from
At
in
from
realized
the. end
common
investment
capital
of
stocks
and
income,
the
and
distributed
$21,705,000 was
gains.
1957,
/
.
of the Wellington Fund invested
equity holdings was 63%
of resources,
portion
other
compared with, 67% at the beginning of 1957. The principal reductions
in common stocks were in certain cyclical industries such, as building;
and railroad equipment, that were expected to experience
readjustment or a decline in new business. A moderate reduction
also
made
in
some
container,
merchandise and paper stocks,
macinery
in
stocks and
186, p. 1200.
utility
—V.
in
corporate
invested
The proceeds were largely
bonds
acquired at generous yields.
Net
dary offering of 30,000 shares of common stock (par $10)
was
made on Feb. 3 by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and Bear,
Stearns & Co. at $38.75 per share, with a dealer's con¬
cession > of $1.12%
per share.
It was oversubscribed.
186,
p.
2094.
w
-
At
Dec.
on
estimated
new
at
leases
of
are
A
r
of
in
1957.
construction
is
86
miles
of
operations for the quarter ended Nov. 30, 1957 amounted
income of approximately $100,000.
This profit compares with a profit of $67,720 for the same period a
year ago.; After payment of dividends on preferred stock, a profit o>!
93.75 cents per share of common stock was earned.—V. 186, p. 2897.
r
Zenith Radio Corp.—New
As
part
of
fering—A secondary offering of 2,400 shares of common
Co.,
Inc.; Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley & Co., and Warren W.
York & Co. at $41 per share, with a dealer's discount of
$1.50 per share. It was completed.—V. 173, p. 2095.
(par $10) was made on Jan. 27 by Stroud &
an
Canada, Ltd.;
on
c(ivision in Toi'cmto, Canada.
division will franchise independent distributors to sell
television receivers, phonographs and high-fidelity in¬
dealers in the provinces of Nova Scotia, Newfoundland,
Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, Manitoba,
Saskatchewan, Al¬
berta and British Columbia.
Distribution to dealers in Ontario and
Quebec will be handled by the division itself.
Previously, Zenith hearing aids were the only company product
distributed in Canada by the Canadian corporation.
The
new,
Zenith
radios,
struments
'
to
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co.,
*
t"
; tV"
f
-K■''
/)-' v -
•"
it/,'"/ 'U-'t'.
'_A world-wide sales program to distribute Zenith Hearing Aids through
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co. distributors and agents in 104
authorized
foreign
Leonard/Spangenberg,
■
of
four
new
Board
xljrectors,
> on
Feb;
follows; Albert M.
Chairman,
as
Australia
and
France)
will
countries
tional
of
Bankers
Securities
Corp.;
Gustave G.
Universal Pictures Co., Inc.—Earnings
•
Lower—
consolidated net earnings -for the year (52
of S2.843/833 after-provision of $3,000,000
After dividends on the preferred stock,
such. consolidated net earnings "amounted to $2.33 per share on the
927,254 shares of co'mmon" stock outstanding, excluding shares in the
treasury of the company, at Nov. 2,'1957.
For the preceding year
(53 weeks) ended Nov. 3, 1956, consolidated
net earnings .were $3,993,146 after provision of $2,880,000 for Federal
taxes on income.
After dividends cti the preferred stock, these con¬
solidated net earnings amounted
to S4.06 p^r share on the .927,254
shares of'common stock outstanding, excluding shares-in the treasury
This
weeks)
for
reports
company
ended Nov.
Federal
taxes
2,1957;
on
income;
Nov. 3, 1956.
;
'
,
and. s^les for the
3 957 fiscal year, according to trie
annual' report iriailed to stockholders yesterday, were $i2,compared with $77,609,698 for the previous fiscal year.
1310.
' '
•.
;
the company,
of
Film
rentals
company's
441,757
V. 186,
y
as
p.
.
Urania, Inc., Las Vegas,
Nev.
—
Stock Offering Sus¬
pended by SEC—
See Harcrock
Mining Sy*c;cate
above.—V. 183, p. 1041.
was
Bausch
where
be
in
inaugurated
added
every
...
nine
Lomb
&
month
i
The "relationship
countries
are
in this
and
Canada,
;
9
been reached.
^
Bausch & Lomb
Zenith's hearing aids for many
Zenith
Executive, so favorably received
will be handling the bulk of Zenith overseas
distribution
operations,
will
subsidiaries.—-V.
■
Addi¬
country.
Whereas Bausch & Lomb
sales
,
the present yeai*
recently assisted in the designing of the new
and more
Eyeglass Hearings Aids, the Vogue and
■
(including
represented.
during
between the two firms is not new.
has*'been manufacturing accessories for
still
187,
&
O-
latter half of January,
General
during the
until, the full complement of 104 foreign markets has
■>
CO
way
31 by 7. M;. Kinney, Vice-President and
Zenith's Hearing Aid Division.
distribution
Foreign
3 announced the
Greenfield, Chair¬
Amsterdam, President of
Bankers Securities Corp.;
Gordon Greenfield, "rPresident of Specialty
Stores Co.
Inc.; and. Edward F. McGinley; Vice-President of Fidelity
Philadelphia/Trust Col They succeed Roger W. Babson, Roger Babsori
Webber, Lawrence Simonds, and Herbert Hills Jr.," all resigned.—V. 186,
p. 364.
"y..;., '
i■ '
man
under
got
countries,
it was revealed on Jan.
t'/^United Stores Corp;—Four New Directors—
election
Appointed Oversefte Dis¬
tributors—
continue
:'
Canadian Division—
extensive expansion program, Zenith Radio Corp. o?
Feb, 3 announced formation of a radio-TV-electronica
filing by the FPC, said
-^southeast Louisiana-Mobile line.
-•
"*■.,
;vThe; proposed ^facilities ;-would enable United to serve the increasing
V* J^4ir^bAtsVpfj^'he;:Mpbhe-Pensacola' area in large -measure from its
^sbutli Louisiana sources of'supply, which would,/in part, replace other
; decliriiirg sources of supply serving that area.—V. 187, p. 186.
a
including non-recurring
$385,520
> The second phase-would include a
paralleling sections of the company's
pipeline
$4.53
Gain—
Woodall Industries, Inc.—Profits Show
point-in Jackson Courity> "Miss.
of
or
Profits from
J'The project would-be constructed in two phases, the first, including
78.7 miles of line from a point near New Orleans to a.point.iji Hancock
38 miles from a point in Harrisori., County, Miss.,
a
$10,756,227,
18,310 shares were subscribed for, and the remaining
1,017 shares were taken up and sold by the underwriters.
(The Milwaukee Co., Harley, Hayden & Co. and Bell &
Farrell) at $16.85 per share. Rights expired on Jan. 24,
1958. See also V. 186, p. 2802.
Uounty,. Miss., sand
■/total
to
19,327 shares of common stock recently offered
26, 1957, at $16 per share,
supply the gas requirements of its present customers In the-Mobile
(iAlail-Pensacola (Fla.). area and alb g the route of t/e-New OrleansMobile line.
Estimated cost of the construction is $33,770,618.
•-to
amounted
1957
to stockholders of record Dec.
to
•
Inc.—Net Asset Value Lower—
31,
Wisconsin Southern Gas Co., Inc.—Stock Subscriptions
—Of the
Expansion—
to enable the:-,company - to
necessary
opened and 16 obsolete
supermarkets were" in
that 25 of these
187, p. 498. -
new
.
.
application, which has been accepted for
the
were
45
The report showed that the number of shareholders increased 343
during the year to 6,333, an all-time high.
The Fund also secured
an 11%
increase in the number of shares outstanding during 1957 from
This company has
applied to the Federal Power Commission for
authority to build approximately 203 miles of 30-inch natural gas pipe¬
line paralleling an existing line- between ^New-Orleans, La., and Mobile,
Alabama.
'•
.
.•
,•
The
1958,
11,
gains distribution of nine cents a share was distributed
on Jan. 31, 1953 from net realized profits on the sales
capital
securities
'
that
Jan.
to shareholders
stations to serve increased recustomers and to connect additional
1958. Expenditures by
field development, exploratory drilling
estimated at $19,130,000 for
1958.
'.'.United Gas Pipe Line Co.—Plans
as
to $4\79 a
equal
$36,913,000'for
Producing for oil and gas
185, p, 1324.'
$303,212,791,
share after adding back the 26 cent3
capital gains distribution paid on Jan. 31, 1957. On Dec. 31, 1956 net
assets totaled $11,634,065, or $5.42 a share.
is
This
years,
Whitehall Cement Manufacturing Co.—Secondary Of¬
stock
assets
share.
Manager of
.
Wheeling Steel Corp.—Secondary Offering—A secon¬
—V.
supermarkets
retail
closed.
Wisconsin Fund,
-
to
\vf,"
'j-
totaled
2,147>433 to 2,376,184.—V. 186, p. 2094.
3,239,848
$4,428,714
11
Jan,
stages of development, and it is anticipated
will be in operation within the next six months.—V.
compressor
and
present
are
acquisition
—V.
would
for
has
acquisition
exps.
revenue—
Railway operating
ended
weeks
*
general property additions
for
Expenditures
'quirements
$11,000,000;
corporate purposes.
by United Gas Corp.
Expenditures
towns
were
155,
p.
28
constructed
Virginian Ry.—Earnings—
•
Railway oper.
3
use
stated above;
as
Feb.
that company's development program. The Pipe Line
the $27,000,000 to redeem its $12,000,000 debentures,
part
will
company
on
sinking
the
various
March 6 receive bids for the purchase
on
for
stores
general mortgage bonds to be dated March 15, 1958
March 15, 1983.
The bonds will be guaranteed uncon¬
and the food stocks were eliminated.
*
been
period.
Sales
against $265,971,802 for the comparable period a year ago, an increase
of
$37,240,989,
or
14%.
During the current 28 weeks period,
16
newly
was
United Gas Corp.—Registers
With
the
a
taxes
compares
inception in
'
a
''i
to
Southern
43,067;366 517,060,102
42,197,295
Railway oper. revenue
Net
and
.
Corp. is at present actively engaged in the
large industrial park on its real estate holdings of
in Cranbury, N. J.—V. 186, p. 155.
,
Chemical
Unexcelled
•
7 establishment
that
after
This
development
scope of interests and lay the groundwork
allied as well as completely new fields.
Vertol
(EST)
Net rev. from
Corp.
present popular line and expand
/
said
each
of
ptj.Rooin; 2018, 70 Pine Street, New York 5, N. Y.,
noon
$5,000,600
ditionally
Net
.
will be operated as: a division of
7-c Unexcelled Chemical Corp.; Mr. O'Connor stated, and preparations are
under way for adding new products, which' will supplement "Jasco's"
"-Jasco Aluminum
Vertol,
of
earnings
stock.
"
.
Manufacturers arid distributors,
Products Corp. national scope.
>
.
the
company
up to
of
vv V
franchise operation which includes more than
has 'given tne> Jasco Aluminum
^
r7
:-
a
and
Virginia & Southwestern Ry.—To Sell Bonds—
it
The
establishment of
research
basic
in
company's
and
..n'>
This
will
/ The
President
Berlin,
the
498.
•
% Unexcelled Chemical Corp.—Acquisition-—:
50
R.
company,
the Board, on Dec; 19 was, also elected
President to succeed William E. Zaenglein whb resigned.—V. 186, p. 364.
*; windows.
pioneered
aeronautical and physical sciences since its
-i1
■
7,;;'''• V;.
Underwood ■ Corp.—New President—
mon
10.
technological problems lacing both government and industry
that'had: been/brought about by the advent of the atomic age.
Net income of Allied Research and ARA Productions in the fiscal
p.
shows
at
6
year-. ended Sept. 30, 1957,
was
$40,334 on sales of $1,508,102.
volume of sales has been steadily increasing since formation
of
Frank E. Beane, Chairman of
f
Feb,
many
Association of Manufacturefs.-^-V. 186, p. 2202".
anc) the National
N. J,,
has
of record
Vertol shareholders
of
been
engaged ^tilely in the manufacture of military and commercial
helicopters and experimental vertical takeoff aircraft.
Allied Research- was formed six years ago to undertake some of the
.
President and a director of Worthington
elected a director of Tung-Sol Electric, Inc.
:
director of Fidelity Union Trust Co., Newark,
has -been
part
report for the 28 weeks ended Jan. 11, 1953
of $6,331,276, or $1.01 per share of comwith $5,304,188, or 85 cents per common
share for the like period a year earlier.
Per common share computa¬
tions are based upon the number of shares outstanding at the end
This corporation in
y
I.
diversification/into
Feldmann is also a
V Mr.
.
Research
broaden
Waltheiv 0.V. Felamann,
*,
Corp.,
Allied
a
1951.
"'
the
on
aspects of the
,
i Tung-Sol Electric Inc.—New Director— ;,
stock
of
special meeting March
a
•
:
Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc.—Earnings Increased—
Acquisition—
The .directprs/, it was announced on Feb. 4, has approved the ac¬
Jr., Chairman of the Board and President, on Feb. 6
quisition 'of . Allied Research Associates, Inc., of Boston, Mass., and
announced that the corporation had received a favorable tax ruling ,
has elected its President, Lawrence Levy, a Vertol director.
from the Internal Revenue Service with respect to its . proposed plan /'■
The purchase ^involves the exchange of $750,000 in cash and 32,500
of reorganization, to comply yrith the Bank Holding Company Act of
shares of Vertol 'stock in-return for all outstanding stock of Allied
1956. The service has ruled that the transfer of cash and bank stocks
Research
and; its
affiliated company,
ARA Productions,
Inc.
The
by'Transamerica to Firstamerica Corp., a new corporation organized/;
transaction:; is subject to waiving of pre-emptive rights to a new
to'acquire Transamerica's directly held/shares in- its majority-owned
N. Belgrano,
p.
t
Aircraft Corp.—Proposed
Vertol
Corp.—Favorable Tax Ruling—
4... Transamerica
to
p.
be
498.
in
the
handled
United States, Alaska, Hawaii,
Zenith Radio Corp., or ita
by
10
(682)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Dividend announcements
r
In
tables.
the
first
Name of Company
all
dividends
the
payment
an¬
Feb.
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a second table in which we show the payments previ¬
Per
A
C. F
Industries
(quar.)__—
i
Refineries, Ltd.—
3-15
$1
Mortgage
Common
1
Class
Natural
Steel Corp. Ltd.
Kid Co.
(quar.)-
Algoma
Allied
6%%
2nd
preferred
$1.50
preferred
Class
B
Common
2-28
2-13
Kent-Moore
3-10
2-13
2-21
Kern
The
General
3-31
2-28
40c
2-25
2-17 '
-
Chemical Shares
.07
2-28
2-13
4-
1
2-13
Electronics & Electrical Equipment Shares
Shares
2-28
.06
2-28
2-13
2-13
Industrial
.05
2-28
'
■
3-15
3-
\
3-
1
4-
1
"
Petroleum
4-15
3-14
4-
25c
3-14
1
5-
1
8-
1
11-
1
2-20
12VaC
3-14
2-28
30c
3-10
2-24
(quar.)
3-10
3-
2-14
$1.31%
4-
Dow
2-24
25c
34% C
1
1
4-
1
$1.12%
2-25
6-
2
3-
1
2-20
50c
3-
1
6-
2
4-30
$60c
5-
1
4-15
$62 Vac
%c
Corp. (quar.)
5-
1
.
3-15
1
3-14
3-14
2-14
4-
1
2-
3
4-
1
3-
3
$1
$2
„
(quar.)_—:
60c
•
•
3-10
3-
1
2-12
35c
3- 3
,
America
4%
"
2-11
Airplane
Co.
Boston
Erie
&
Kalamazoo
Co.
Brlllo
Co.,
of
preferred
4%
preferred
Forge
Bullock's,
Inc.
Gabriel
Acceptance Corp., common
1
1
2-15
General
3-14
General
2-13
$5
4-
$3.75
1
4-
3-
1
3-
4■
.
1
4-
1
3-
■A-
1
3-
1
33-
7
4-
1
3-
1
2-13
2-23
2-18
2-28
2-10
3-13
2-21
1
2-20
:
3-15
(quar.^——
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Carpenter Paper Co. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
4.25% preferred (quar.)
•'4.92% preferred
1
2-15
5%
2-20
Hobart
3-31
3-18
Homestake
3-31
3-18
Honolulu
$1.23
3-31
3-18
Hot
3-13
3-
2-
7
3-14
2-28
2-13
4-
1
$1
(quar.)„
a
Units
Dentists'. Supply
Denver
Tramway
$2.50to $3.50
$2.50
Co.
New
York
&
2-26
I-T-E Circuit.
Breaker,
2-26
3-
3-
2-15
Indiana Gas
&
1
2-20
Indianapolis
Power
3-
1
2-20
5C
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-14
4.60%
20c
3-
1
2-14
5.65%
preferred
3-15
2-26
3-31
3-17
35c
3-
$$1.30
2-
1
1
2-14
1
7-30
1
3-21
2-21
1-31
3-
3
2-14
3-
1
2-14
15c
3-
1
Co.
&
Institutional
<quar.)_
3-10
2-18
2-
2-28
2-13
com.
2-28
3-10
2-28
3-10
2-18
25c
i32%c
62 %c
■'
3-
1
2-14
*1*:i■
6-15
12-15
12-
5
Iowa
5
Electric
Fund
Light
>v.
(N.
%c
2-14
&
(quar.)——
Ltd., com. (quar.)
Gas,
Power,
dividend)
3-31
3-
1
3-15
3-
1
2-14
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
3-10
2-17
3-14
2-27
30c
3-15
2-21
26V4C
3-15
2-21
14 %c
2-25
1-31
3-10
2-14
45c
National
Dairy
Products
National Hosiery
Mills,
Class A (quar.)
A
(quar.)
A
Corp.
3-
1
$1.183A
3-
1
2-14
45c
3-10
2-17
$5c
4-
1
3- 7
7-
2
10-
I
(quar.)
Ltd., class
A
(quar.)
$5c
(quar.)_.
Class
—!
:
$5c
B
3-
1
4-
$8c
Insurance
69-
6
5
12- 8
1-2-59
$5c
Fire
2-14
$1.06
7
(Pittsburgh)
Quarterly
50c
Corp.
(quar.)
New Amsterdam
Casualty
Britain
Gas
Light
Light & Power, Ltd.
5%
preference (quar.)—^
Noranda Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)
Normetal Mining, Ltd.
(quar.)
North American Car
Corp., common
5*b% preferred (quar.)—
Newfoundland
(quar.)
2-28
4-
1
3-17
3-
1
2-
50c
;
3-26
20c
95c
1
(s-a)
(quar.)
2-10
1-30
3-
1
2-10
3-
$45c
$$1.25
7
—-
•*/,
(quar.)
.
1
2-10
$50c
3-15
2-17
$3c
-
—
Tyrone
Corp.
3-31
3-
3-10
2-21
4-
3-25
45c
$1.28Ve
1
3
70c
2-18
2-
4
25c
2-14
2-
4
10c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
3-14
3-11
2-27
2-14
Tail
Power,
common
(quar.)__
40c
,
.
—
'.'
3-
2-15
3-10
90c
2-15
1
'
$1.10
3-1
2-15
2-28
3-10
Pacific Finance
Corp.
(quar.)_
of
Insurance
Co.
2-20
1-31
3-10
Package Machinery
2-18
N.
3-
1
2-14
4-15
4- 1
3-17
2-14
3-
1
2-14
4-15
4-
1
3-17
4-
1
1
3-17
4-
1
3-17
4-
1
3-17
3-
1
2-10
4-
1
3-10
4-
Pearl
1
3-10
2-17
5%
2-28
2-14
10c
3-25
3-15
25c
.3-10
2-25
3-20
2-18
3-
1
2-14
25c
3-
1
2-15
22c
4-
1
3-14
2-13
4-
GOc
'*"
-
3-
1-31
1
"4- -1
4- 1
3
Brewing Co.
,
•
3-15
-3-15
3-15
2-
5
3-
1
2-14
5
7
2-17
2-28
2-18
50c
3-14
2-26
$1.25
1
2-15
3-14
2-28
3-
$35c
time)
30c
(quar.)
—
3-
1
2-15
5c
3-
1
2-15
$62%c
3-
1
'
;
2-28
3-28
2-27
3-
75c
1
2-19
3-
$1
$1.50
—j-
1
2-19
2-15
2-
8
3
10c
3-17
3-
75c
3-10
2-21
40c
Quarterly
2-28
2-14:
2-14
20c
Long Distance Telephone
Fund, Inc.—
from
net
Pioneer Natural Gas
investment
(quar.)
:
—
—-
2-13
-
25d
40c",
Stock
dividend
preferred (quar.)—
3-13
3-14
2%
:
—
5
2-21
;/ 3r-l5
"2-28
3-12
2-28
35c,
i.
Piper. Aircraft (qOar.)—
Pitney-Bowes, Inc., oemmon (quar.)—;
4-15
18c
income)
2-28
12 %C
(quar.)
Street
(Quarterly
3-15
50c
preferred (quar.)
Phillipine
2-11
30c
Pepperell Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Pepsi-Cola Bottling
(Long Island) (quar.)—
Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.)
Philadelphia & Reading Corp.
(resumed)
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation—
4*4.%
2-19
25c
—
Ltd., 5% pfd.
Pennsylvania Engineering Corp.
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Peoples Telephone (Pa.) common
4l2%
1
-
Pembina Pipe Line,
Pine
37. %c
this
Extra
2-
3-
Jose
—-
3-15
10 %c
San
2-14
3-
—
div.)
Petroleum com. stk.
for each 4 shares
held)
Paragon Electric Co. (quar.)
Paramount Pictures
Corp. (quar.)
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp., $5 pfd. (qaur.)
Paton Mfg., 7% preferred
(quar.)
(Common payment omitted at
of
2-15
3-
82^c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Northwest Pipeline—
$3.30 preferred (quar.)
Pancoastal Petroleum (stock
(One sh.
1
60c
60c.
25c
Y.
Pacific
$70c
(quar.)
c.1-
3-17
3
shrs.
—
$3.60
3
$65c
com.
2-10
3-
(quar.)
common
$4.40
30c
.
2-19
1
1
15c
(quar.)
2-28
invest¬
(s-a)
3
4-
3-
(quar.)
3-
(quarterly from net
(stock
Cylinder
2-20
25c
profits)
3-
3-
"•
3-14
$1.25
from
2-28
2-28
$2.50
•
3-17
$1.06%
(14c
1-31
3-15
3-14
5
$1.15
—
*/-+U
preferred
Otter
2-28
2-10
$$1.19
(quar.)
Foundation—Beneficial
preferred
Oliver
2-28
30c
(reduced)
4%%
2-14
3« 1
-
3-14
$22 %c
(quar.)
Inc.
4*4%
3-
3-14
.
.
(Springfield,
preferred
National
2-
3-10
30c
*
5*4%
Nehi
2-20
3-17
3- 5
40c
(quar.)
Co.
&
Mutual Income
2-12
1
3-31
56 %c
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
3-10
53 34C
Y.)
2-20
2-28
$1.05
4.30%- (quar,)
Irving Trust
2-14
1
$1.41*4
income)
\4-80-%, ,(qyar.)
2-12
2-14
3
25c
Interstate Motor Freight System
(quar.)
Securities Co. (quar.)
Investors Diversified
Services, Inc.—
;;
G-
1
3
33-
•
4-
Quarterly
Interprovincial Pipe Line, Ltd.
investment
2-14
3-
11c
$1-25,
37 %c
—
Stock
1
3-
24c
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fund
P.)
National Union
3-10
57 %c
(quar.)—
Light,
preference
(J.
Class
45c
-
Insurance Corp. of America (stock
div.)
International Bank (Wash., D.
C.)
(s-a>
International Cigar
Machinery Co. (quar.)—
Internatinal Nickel Co.
of
Canada, Ltd.—
Investors
7
2-14
3-31
25c
Co.
Pacific
ment income and 16c from
securities
2-17
Tool
&
18c
(quar.)
Bank
Machine
35c
(quar.)
Indianapolis Water, common (quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)
1-24
4-
25C
Water
preferred B
1
2-24
preferred
4(4%
3
3-22
3-
1%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
25c
1
3-15
40c
(Mass.)_—
3-
4.20%
3-
3-26
4-
3
2-14
3-15
25c
(quar.)
1%
common
7%c
4%
Co.
Insurance
(Henry)
t
3.
1
1
$1.25
50c
4.60% preferred (quar.)
Income Fund of Boston
1
Morgan
3-10
•
2-14
3-
3-
35c
(quar.)
40c
interest
Refining Co.
3-12
3
2-17
.3-1
25c
7
30c
Interstate
—
Corp.—
1st'preferred '(quar.)!'
\qtiar.)
to^ $3.50 preferred
beneficial
3-28
20c
(reduced quar.)
(quar.)—_.
of
of
Oil
93 %c
(Formerly known as Morningstar Nichol,
Inc.)
Munsingwear, Inc., common (quar.)_
.2-28-
2-14
37 %c
7
-3-31
1
62 %c
4-
,,2%
2-21
3-
-
30c
4-
2.-15
8
93%c
-
1
3-1
2-14
3-
55c
4.
1
;'
3
25c
i
(quar.)_
5-
12
—
2-20
3-
'
Northern Insurance Co. of N. Y.
(quar.)
Northern Oklahoma Gas Co.
(quar.)
dividend)
3-14
:—
5-
62 %c
(quar.)
1
2-27
——
4%%
company
Corp.,.
20c
......
pay-Brite Lighting
Oil
4-
40c
(quar.)
(increased)
Morningstar-Paisley
20c
Lighting & Power Co. (quar.)
Hugoton Gas Trust—
Humble
28c
<
Dahlstrotn Metal Door
.
Mining Co.
Inc.
Morgan
3-
.
1-30-
2-14
(quar.)——
2-27
15C
Houston
3-14
5%
Crystal Oil & Land Co.—
$1.12
preferred
(cuar.)
»V*
Monarch
1
5.
Shoppes, common (stock
B (stock
dividend)
2-24
22 %c
(s-a)-
5
2-15
$3c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
35c
(quar.)
2-
3-
Co.—
20c
rToronto)
2-15
25c
preferred
Manufacturing
3-14
3-12
Feb.
Gas
Co.
Class
(quar.)
7
5
85c
1945)
2-13
—
A
at
23-
(s-a)
12 %c
pfd.
G- 7
25c
Life
Mass.)
13c
Class
4-16
County Trust (White Plains)—
\ Stock dividend
&
5%
2-28
3-25
12 %c
2-17
.
15c
—
(quar.)
preferred
O'il
5%
preferred
Mohawk Rubber
Monarch
12c
omitted
on
convertible
3-10
8-
Corroon & Reynolds,
Hiawatha
3
3-1
55c
_—
(Chicago)
Semi-annual
1
3-
10c
(Chicago) (quar.)
"
3-
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Continental Life Insurance
payment
meeting held
3-10
$$1.25
5
——————
Pineapple Co.,
Common
3-14
35c
Mine Safety Appliances Co.—
4V2% preferred (quar.)
Minnesota Power & Light, common
New
7%c
(quar.)
Commonwealth Life Insurance
(Ky.)
Cone Mills
Corp., common (quar.)
Co.
2-14
3-10
$1.12%
—
Continental Assurance Co.
2-14
3
10c
(quar.)
Elevator (quar.)
Commercial Discount. Corp., com.
(quar.)
6% cum. and partic. pfd.
Continental Casualty
1
30c
&
Utilities
33-
%c
f
1
GOc
„
4-15
4-23
$1.25
3-10
__
,
10-23
$25c
Michigan Surety Co. (quar.)
Midland Oil Corp., $1 conv. pfd.
(quar.)
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc. (quar.)
;
5
(from net investment
(quar.)
7-23
1
10c
3-
(quar.)
Co.
1
$3
Co.
3-
50c
preferred (quar.)
Hart-Carfer
25c
"
Employees Insurance (s-a)
Gas
2-14
$1.06 V4
•——l_I
Century Industries (quar.)
Champion Paper & Fibre, com. (quar.)_
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Chance (A. B.) Co.
(quar.)—
Chicago Molded Products (quar.)—
preferred
3-14
1
$1
_
(quar.)———
4%k
3-15
1
3-
8-
11-
25c
3-
Mines, Ltd
Handy & Harmap, common (quar.)_
42c
(incr.)
Central Steel & Wire Co
Consolidated
4-15
4-
|30c V
1
(quar.)
4-18
(quar.)
fund
2-10
5-
15c
pfd.
Refractories
3-15
2%
(quar.)
2-17
2-20
$1.75
Extra
3-15
Hallnor
40c
com.
4%
Stone Co.
Hajoca Corp.
30c
Steel Products (quar.)
Illinois Public Service,
<fc
2-14
3-
$20c
3
2-15
$1.25
(quar.)
(reduced)
3-15
12
1-
<m«tfT,25c1
60c
convertible preferred
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR.
5%
Meyer-Blanke
2-21
17%<J-
Guardian Consumers Finance—
Class
A
(quar.)
Hawaiian
;—
Central
Stock
4-
3
3-14-
2-19
1
$1.25
(quar.)
3-10
$1.75
^1.75
$1.25
2-14
1
1
4
income)
$20c
,
Gas, Ltd.—'
preferred
Milling
Gregory Industries
Group Securities—«
(quar.)
Co.
Stores
Mexico
3
3-
~
Co.
45c
pfd.
93 %c
common
1-ft
(quar.)
50c
ii
2-21
2-U
2-21
(quar.)
3-
2-11
3%%
<
a-21
2-28
75c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(series
2-15
3-
(quar.)
L_
2-10
common
preferred
4-
50c
—
1
3- S
(quar.)
25C
(quar.)..
3-
3- 5
(quar.)
preferred
1
25c
(quar.)
&
25c
(quar.)
noncumulative
3-17
$2.75
(quar.)
Co.
R.)
$$1.10
$70c
Carlisle
Extra
(W.
$29'4 c
—
Fairbanks-Morse, Ltd.
2-28
3-15
$50c
Co.
preferred
3-
$0,024
^
2- 5
2-15
25c
(non-voting)
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
Metropolitan Brick, Inc
2-19
_
1"
2-20
(increased)—
2nd
Mercantile
2-19
iquar.)_
—
2-18
5c
Inc.
Hotel, 7% 2nd
2nd preferred (quar.)
$3.75
2-13
3-15
tquar.)
2-15
1
1
50c
Mathews Conveyer (quar.)—
May Department Stores, common (quar.)—
$3.75 preferred (series
1947) (quar.)
2-15
-
$1.12%
_.
1
3-
10c
50c
common
(quar.)—;
Mfg.
Common
3-
1
3-15
(quar.)
preferred
Grace
3-14
Telephone,Co. of Wisconsin—
Gorham
2-10
2-28
5%
3-
3-15
(quar.)_.
Georgia-Pacific Corp.,
Stock
dividend
7
30c
Corp.
preferred
$5 preferred
$llc
Safeway, Ltd., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)_
Steamship Lines, Ltd. (increased)
Canadian Ice Machine, Ltd., class A
(quar.)'
Colorado
Foods
Motors Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)
(interim)
General Tire & Rubber
', "Stock
dividend
25c
Canada
Colonial Sand
Ltd.
1
50c
Canada
Civil Service
Corp.
1
4-15
"B"
Marshall-Wells
1-31
25c
America
3
3-
15c
Semi-annual
2-15
(quar.)
Electric,
4-
California-Western States Life Insurance Co.
Ceco
preferred
33-
& Co.—
15c
General
2-15
35c
Canada Malting Co.,'Ltd., common
(quar.)—.
4%% preference (quar.)
4%
$1
30c
Marmon-Herrington Co. (quar.)
2-14
Company
General
2-14
2- 8
12*jC
—
Baltimore
$5
2-14
$1
7
2-11
2-21
Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd.—
5%
preference (quar.)
3-21
50c
7
3-
(Eli)
Macwhyte Co.
3-21
1
62 %C
—
2-14
$1.25
(quar.)
Investors,
Macmillian Co.,
2-14
1
20c
(quar.)
3-
$69c
(quar.)
2-25
44-
2-21
(quar.)
*3-
2-
;
Lowney (Walter M.) Co., Ltd.,
Lyon Metal Products (quar.)
2-14
17 %c
1
4-
(quar.)
2-25
2-21
:
prior pfd.
2-14
2-24
2-15
Inc.
7%
2-15
$65c
(quar.)
1
$62c
__
1
60c
(quar.)
Co.
4-
$56c
Natural
H.)
4-
2-15
Inc.
Common
2-15
3-
30c
Wayne & Jackson RR.—
5Va% preferred (s-a)
—————-
3-
$$1.19
—.
3-15
25c
2nd
General
I
25c
Fort
w
H.)
Insurance
Lilly
3-10
85c
3-31
$$1
—i..
Life
2-15
3-31
2-20
2-24
2-15
50c
7
$1.50
Leetronics,
2-14
3-15
$1.50
1-31
$53c
—
3-15
3-15
$25c
(annual)
2-21
9 3 Vic
(quar.)
Canadian Western
(Canada)
1
5-
Co., Ltd.—
Burrard Dry Dock, Ltd.—
45c participating class A
Canadian
4%%
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
5
45c
(quar.)
25C
$37 %c
3- G
"
Extra
2-21
50c
2-28
$72 Vac
_
3-10
,3-7
'3.
.0766
'
(quar.)_:
Land Title Insurance Co.
(quar.)
Le Tourneau (R.
G.)., Inc. (quar.)
Lee (H. D.)
Company (quar.)
1-30
$1
Electric
General
_
2-1
(quar.)
3-10
.
Burton-Dixie
Lord
preferred (quar.)
;
Co., Ltd.—
deposit receipts preferenceFort Pitt Bridge Works
(quar.)
(quar.)
J.quar.)
Extra
2-14
American
(quar.)
Co.
2-
1
Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Company (reduced)
Buffalo
2-21
Ford Motor
$62 %C
5%.%
Brown
Lindsey Chemical
(s-a)
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
$4
2-28
$30c
,4V*% preferred (quar.)
preferred
43/4 % preferred
5%
preferred
5
2-18
$68%c
(quar.)
4Ya%
2-14
$1.50
com.
RR.
Flagg-Utica Corp., 5%
6
2-
(M.
2-15
10c
Canada,
,common
British Columbia Electric
2-13
2-21
$1.05
:
(quar.)
preference (quar.)
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
3 %%
Pacific
3-
$17 %C
(quar.)
Common
Bristol-Myers
2-25
10c
25c
pfd.
——
$2.90
15C
(M.
$3.40
3-15
(quar.)
Car
3-17
Gregg (quar.)-———
Fafnir Bearing
(quar.)
60C
5%
preferred
(quar.)—
Brewster-Bartle Drill (irreg.)—,
Tank
4-15
Coe
25c
_•
&
2-14
$25c *.
$1.37 %
Fund
:
Bowater Corp: of North
America, Ltd.—
512 %
preferred
(quar.)—
—
Bridge
1
25c
Corp.,
(quar.)
Flintkote
Bayuk Cigars (quar.)
Beiden Mfg. Co. (quar.)—2
Boeing
2-
2-14
60c
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., 7%
3-
55C
Johnson
Fishman
(quar.)——
$15c
Lines
preferred
Faber,
Co. of N. Y.—
Bastlan-Morley Co., 5% % pfd.
1
Extra
2-17
dlv.)
(One share for each six shares held)
Quarterly
1
3-
(quar.)
Equitable Life Insurance
(stock
Bankers-&-Shippers Insurance
..
4-
1
-
Federal
of North
1
Lamston
2-24
$4c
-—•.-a
2-13
54-
(quar.)
Co.
Air
Endicott
2-17
4-
$1.50
preferred A
Extra
4-15
75C
25c
'
2-28
$25c
_—-—
2-18
$20c
.09
$12%c
30c
1
■<.'• $'1.50
—v
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
—
pfd
preferred
2-13
(quar.)
Eddy Paper Co. Ltd., com. (quar.)
Class A (quar.)
Electric Storage
Battery (quar.)
Electrolux Corp.
Emery Industries (quar.)_.
Employers Reinsurance (increased quar.)—
5-21
$1.75
(quar.)
6%
Eastern
2-20
V
5%
2-28
Hosiery Mills, class A
Eagle-Picher
2-19
3-24
25c
2-13
Common
.06
(quar.)
6%
(quar.)
7%
.*
Sanitary Corp.
,
2-13
—
com.
1
4-
.
10c
Co.
3-14
1
(S. A.)
2-13
Class B
v
3-
Lake Superior District Power Co.—
2-13
Duquesne Brewing (increased)—
3-14
3-10
Laclede
2-28
v
4-
3-20;
40c
7c
La Consolidada
2-28
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Bros.,
Chemical
Durham
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co. (quar.)
Argus Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
Bank
20c
2-28
S1-25
2-13
2-28
2-20
2-17
3-28v
28Vsc
(quar.)
2-13
.12
-
preference
Donohue
Illinois—
com
$20c
5% preferred (quar.)
.08
Shares
2- 7
1
,3- 6
$1
Knox Corp., class A
Steel' Co.
3-
50c
—
3-14
2-28
20c
—_—
5-15
5-15
3-28
$6J,4c
(quar.)
Industries, com. (quar.)
2-13
r
2-28
.06
Railroad Stock Shares
$1
2-28
.03
Utilities Shares
Dominion Tar &
Chemical,
10-15
2-28
5c
Equipment Shares
Shares
2-28
2-28
.08
...
,
Tobacco Shares
7-15
37%c
.12
,.06
—„rr—
-
Bond
Steel
4-15
37 %c
37% c
.
..
,
Shares
Railroad
3-14
"
I2V2C
—
Participating
.05
—
Machinery Shares
Merchandising Shares
Mining Shares
1
3-15
20C '
43a4c
(quar.)
class A
(initial)
Organization (quar.)_
(quar.)
2-13
3-19 1
Railroad
$2.40 2nd pref. A (quar.)
$2.50 pref. B (quar.)_
20c
Annual
2-13
Food
1
1
■
__
Co.
2-12
2-13
5-15
6-
6-
——
4,/a% conv. preferred (quar.)
Keystone Portland Cement (quar.)
Knights Life Insurance Co. of America—
2-13
2-28
3-
40c
Powder
2-28
.06
2-28
5-15
5-15
6-
$1
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, Ltd.
2-13
.07
Building Shares
—
ctfs.—
Aunor Gold Mines Ltd. (quar.)
Avon Products Inc. (quar.)
2-28
.08
Aviation Shares
2-21
3-
30c
Atlas
Automobile Shares
2-28
5
95c
County Land
Kerr-McGee Oil
60c
1-
Associated Telephone & Telegraph,
Class A (quar.)
2-13
2-28
4334c
Picture Industries
2-28
/
$1.25
& Foundry (quar.)
Climax, com. (initial quar.)
preferred (initial quar.)„
Armco Steel
-
•
4-17
6-
Participating
-
$1.12%
(initial)
American Radiator & Standard
Common (quar. >
.10
Industry Funds:
2-13
2-28
3-31
$1.62 *2"
of
Fund
2-13
3-
_
Co.
Bond
Fund
2-28
2- 5
1
6-
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
Kelly Douglas & Co.—
2-28
Bond
$.13
$1.05
Co.
.09
Fund
5-
$1.0834
—
preferred
$4.50
Kawneer
.06
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Associated Motion
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)—
income
.07
American Machine
•
(quar.)
Institutional
•'
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred
Capital Growth Fund—
Fully Administered Fund
American Metal
7%
preferred
The
50c
5V4% preferred (quar.)
5V2 % preferred (quar.)
4Va%
(quar.)
$4.35
$3.80
1-31
The
$1.02
!
(quar.)
Investment
American
preferred
3-14
2-24
The
—
American Dryer Corp. (quar.)
American Electronics Inc. (quar.)
American Greetings Corp., class A
--
$4.20
1
4
Co.—
Corp., com.
(initial)
;
preferred
1
4-
3-14
$30c
2-21
,
7% preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
America-Canada Trust Fund—partic.
$1.50
General Funds:
The Common Stock
3-10
Furnace
2-
10c
—
(quar.)
2-20
1
&
$4
(quar.)
Ltd.
3- 7
3-20
30c
American Can Co.—
$1.50
25c
Production
2-20
2-28
50c
3-
(quar.)
Biltrlte- Rubber
Cement
$1.70
3-17
(quar.)
1st preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
American
(extra)
Corp.-Seagrams,
2-14
(liquidating)—
City Power & Light, com. (quar.)
Kansas
$25c
Gas
Mfg. Co., com. (quar.)
(quar.)
American Aggregates, common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
American Bakeries, common (quar.)
4% % conv. preferred (quar.)
•
1-31
1
Kalamazoo Stove
3-20
—
preferred
American
2-
25c
—
3-28
93 Vic
3-17
Allis-Chalmers
4.08%
1
(s-a)
3-10
15c
77c
:
—
Distributors Group, Inc.—
All payments from net investment
2-28
3-
pfd.
1
3-15
334%
Inc.,
1953
When
28c
—
(quar.)——
4-
—
Alabama-Tennessee
B
(Walt)
Distillers
3-
1%C
:
&
3-15
Co.
10c
Engineering (quar.)
Mfg.
•—
Brass
(quar.)
30c
Tea
10.
HQlder*
Payable o/£eCi
Share
(quar.)
Electric (quar.)
Jersey Insurance Co. of New York
$$1.25
37*/aC
—
Aetna-Standard
Akron
Co.
Company
Jefferson
on
$12V'2C
(quar.)
pref. (quar.)—
5%
held
Realty Co. (quar.)
Portland Cement, class A (extra)
Disney
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
•
common
Jewei
Harvester
Dewey
of Rec.
Payable
on
Monday, February
.
Par
Name of
Jaeger Machine Co.
meeting
company
Detroit
Holders
When
Share
at
.
Holders
Payable oi Rec.
4).
Detroit
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Name of Company
Share
Detroit Gray Iron
Foundry—
(Directors
took
no
action
grouped in two separate
are
indicate
we
When
Par
DIVIDENDS
.
53 Vic
3-
t
3-18
2-28
1
3-20
4-
-
(683)
11
'
3-20
2-15
conv.
2-28
1-31
50c
87>/aC
$1.05
2Gc
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
2-17
2-10
2-10
3- 1
4- 1
2-10
tl5c
3-31
3- 3
l2Vic
5%
- 25c
3-20
3- 5
4- 1
4-15
3- 3
3-31
3-10
2-20
5Vi%
the
Public
(quar.)
(quar.)
_
(quar.)
4 32%
preferred (quar.)
Public Service Co. of North Carolina
^
.—
3-15
3-15
3-5
3- 5
27c
5c
—
(initial*
-
—--
Rapid-American Corp.—
-
—:
~
preferred (quar.)—
Holland Paper Ltd., class A4'Aft
preferred (quar.)
Class: B (quar.)—
5%
-
Royalite Oil, Ltd.
•
SaTewav Stores,-
$5
(quar.)__———
$20c
— .$$1.0614
2-10
tlOc
(quar.)____-r~——__rr •'_, $6Vic
25c
couimon- ( qviar.)^^.——.>
,
.
'
45c
'
—
quar.)_
;
Ltd.; Amer. shares
~- o
;
ordinary (irreg.) •
receipts deferred (irreg.)
Corp. (quar. )_„-_
—>
Trust,
S. Chemical Corp.,
FTeferred
Common
United
Elastic
Universal Insurance Co.
Vick
-
Class
(quar.)
Virginia Dare, Ltd., 5% pfd.
—
Waite Amulet Mines,
Ltd.—
—
Disney Production—
(Sec Disziey (Walt) Production)
Walgreen Co. (quar.)
Washburn Wire (quar.)—.————
,
Coast Telephone—
$1.44 conv. pfd. (initial)
Western
Auto
Supply,
-
com.
25c
4.80fo preferred (quar.)
—
1—
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)—-Westpan Hydrocarbon-Co. (quar.)—-—.—Weston (George) Ltd., class A (quar.);.
Class
B
4',2Vo
4.35%
Arkansas
—
$4.25
6%
preferred
preferred
Woodward
(quar.)
(quar.)_
2-15
3- 7
.
^
-
A B
•
per
-
Nnme-of Company
-
H.^Wrlglex;Stores,.(quar.)
A M P, -Incorporated (ajiar.)
Abbojts Dairies f quar..)_-,
;Acrae^l5dustrl(^"Jnc.
;
"
,
•-
^tqck
Acme
dividend-
" •
:——
—
——
Wirereduced)-
'
•
—'
2-24
10c
——
12JaC
25c
3-3
3- 3
Jf?
5ft
25c
„
dividend
■
2-25
;T2-253-12
■
.
B.
^
i
Edison
Brockton
2-17
3-
3
2-7
1
1
2=14
3-
1
5=14
3-.
1
4=
2-14
3-28
3-15
2-21
4-
2-21
Cork,
B
convertible
'-$5
3-
F.
Company
Conynon
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-
(stock div.)
'
33=
3-1
172-17
3-
2-10
2-20
3-
>
—-
non-cum.
—
.
——
••
2*15
2-28
3-21
3-26
3- 1
3- 1
1
2-'7
4-10
3-10
2-10
1-2$
3-
T
60c
Canada
4 V* c/o
Canada
Class
2-15
~-15
2-21
6-20
5-23
0-19
8-22
3-20
--21
6-20 .-6-23
*0-19
.8-22
2=15
2-11
1
2-
4
3-
1
2-
4
3-
1
2-
4
3-
1
2-
4
3-
1
2-
4
2-15
1-16
7-
<>*7=29
—30c
2-27
2-
2-20
2-11
3-
-
(quar.)
-
(quar.)
25c
19c
25c
17Vic
55c
60c
;
1
2-
6
3-
5
1-31
2-14
1-31
1-31
2-14
1-31
2-14
1-31
2-14
1-31
2-14
1-31
2-14
1-31
3-
2-11
3-20
2-20
3-
1
2-10
2-28
2-14
2-15
1-31
2-15
1-31
1
3-10
.4-15
3-20
4-
.
4-
1
2-28
4-
1
2-28
$90c
4-
1
3-14
$10c
4-
1
1
2-15
4-
1
2-28
4-
1
2-28
(quar.)
$25c
$37Vic
31V4c
$20c
10c
$30c
3-
4W% pfd. (quar.)--
$15c
$75c
$$1.07
•
(quar.)
com.
(quar.).
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Ltd.
Investment,
Pacific Ry.,
Carpenter
Steel Co.
Carrearas,
common
(s-a)
2-11
4-15
3-31
4-15
3-31
2-28
1-
2-15
1-31
2-15
1-31
6
10c
'
2-14
2-
25c
(quar.)
3-31
3-17
3-10
2-13
40c
3-10
50c
——
receipts for Ordfnary B (final)
common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
convertible 2nd preferred
(quar.)—
Plrle, Scott is Co.—
preferred
(ciuar.)
•
—
6 Va ft preferred
(quar.)
common
1-25
1
3-
$$1.25
quar.)
• ■
Corp.,
Caterpillar Tractor,
3-14
2-15
Ltd.—
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Centra! Foundry Co.. 6ft pfd. (quar,).
4.20%
1-31
2-28
-'$87Vic
Capitol Records (quar.)
Carborundum Co, (quar.)
4Vi %
4
Mortgage Corp. (Toronto)
—
Case'(J. I.) Co.,
7%
preferred
1-31
2-14
-
(s-a)—
5% preferred (quar.)
Canal-Randolph (initial
Carson,
1-31
2-14
2-14
$30c
$25c
(quar.)
1-24
2-15
50c
$25c
(quar.)
5
2-16
$32Vic
Canadian Utilities Ltd.,
4.80%
7- f
:
3-15
27Vic
33V»c
33c
33Vic
32Vic
32Vic
3134c
34%c
(quar.)
Vinegars Ltd.
-
9
tl5c
*
$10c
$15c
Iron Foundries, Ltd., com. (quar.)--. 1
$37Vi
preferred (quar.)».I
$$1.06 V*Packers Ltd., class A (s-a)
$87Vic
Amer. dep.
1-31
2-10
i'l • jl5c
Extra
,
1
2-17
of America—
Corp.
Ltd., common (quar.)
Canadian General
,
1-31
3-
7-29
Timber
&
2-15
15c
2%
5c
-
Co.
Telephone
Corp.
2-11
2-25
31c
—
(quar.)
$1.25 conv. preferred
3-20
2-20
3-
Canadian Oil Companies,
Canadian Fund, Inc
'
1
87Vic
-
Canadian Breweries, Ltd.,
2-25
3-
$1
$1.05
$1.12Vi
15c
Foils,
Canadian
2-20
20c
(quar.)
Co.
Extra
1-31
6
3-1
——
—
Packing
B
3-20
2-15
3-
2-25
(quar.)
Assurance
Land
4- 1
2c
(quar.)—
eonunon
QuauCbrly
2- 7
3- 7
2-21
-
Canada Permanent
Canada
2-14
3-17
-
Ltd., common
participating class A (quar.)
Canada
1
25c
$1.25
15c
35c
$1.25
■'
(quar.)
Canada Flooring Co., Ltd., $1 pfd. A
-
25c
25c
$1
$1(
-■-*.$! —
1
30c
(lncr.)
com.
Canada & Dominion Sugar Ltd.
1-29
3-15
25c
2-7
3-
Ltd. (quar.)
pref,
$1.30
4Vi%
.
1
20c
..
(reduced)
Co.
Cement,
Carrier
....
_—
Canada
1-24
1-31
1-31
2-21
1- 6
3- 1
3-12
3-12
.
3
3-
25c
20e
••'
•
•
Co.,
(reduced*
Bldgs.
Cement
Calaveras
2- 3
"*360
3-20
3-17
95c
•
:
Service, common (quar.)—
preferred C (quar.)
preferred D (quar.)
5.28% preferred E (quar.)
5.36% preferred F (quar.) ——
—
5.20% preferred G (quar.)
5.20% preferred H (quar.)
—
5.08% preferred I (quar.)
5.50% preferred J (quar.)
2-7
31Vic
1-17
1
4-
2-3
5.30%
3-14
3-14
$1.31 Vi
"
2-14
2-13
3-24
4.40%
2-7
1 Vi%
2-17
1
California Water
-
2-17
2-1 <
.
2-17
1
3-17
4-
-
dividend
Hill
& Co.,
California
3-14
2-18
2-28
50c
—
nonrcum.
^
3-15
3- 1
8c
25c
1
3'
10c
California Interstate
1-31
3-15
'
8
2-14
preferred
(quar.)—
2nd
preference
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
California Ink
3- 3
2-17
10c
2-17
1
-
.
.
California Electric Power, common (quar.)—
1-31
3-31
3-15
50c
50c
50c
3c
2-17
1-31
(increased semi-annual)
2- 1
2-14
1-31
30c
3-21
2-
1
(quar.)
Industries,
Calaveras
1-31
2-15
3-1
2-14
$1.25
37Vic
1
2-15
3-1
2-15
Ltd
Quarterly
1-31
1-31
3-15
4- 1
4-1
25c
3-18
3-
(quar.)—;
common
Terminal
Bunker
2- 1
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
4ft non-Cum pfd. (quar.)
4%
•4ft
2-10
2-10
2-14
1-31
1-31
2-15
(quar.)
2-10
1
55c
-
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
Burns
3- 4
2-10
2-10
1
1
1
1
1
.7.
Machine
is
Fund,
Stock
V
3-7
4-3
3-14
3-10
3- 1
■
Common
2-10
3- 1
50c
—.
2-4
5
4'
1
3-
35c
Burry Biscuit Corp., $1.25 pfd. (quar.)^
3-31
83ic
35c
20c
(quar.)
-
Collieries
Die
Bush
VT,.
;
4- 5 V" 3-14
4-19
Gas
Mfg. (quar.),
Falls
preferred
4.20%
v
25c
25c
7Vac
(quar.)—
3- $
2- 4
2-28
(quar.)
preferred
4%
3-15
—-
preferred
*
Bullock
3- 5
3- 5
2 182-18
(quar.)-
3-10
1
3- 1
1
—
Burndy
3-20
3-20
3-1
common
1
4-
3-14
-
preferred (quar.)—(Charles) Co. (quar.)_^
Borough Gas (quar.)
4Va%
4- 1
•
2-18
1
3-
—
3Vi%'
22V'aC
2%
30c
Oil is Gas, 5% pfd. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Baltimore is Ohio RR., com. (reduced quar.)
J
$5
-
$1.16Vi
1—_
1-20
3-
—$1.60
(initial quar.)
Brimswick-Balke-Collender
(quar.)—
—
1-23
2-20
66c
_•
Co.*
Brown <&rSharpe
•
——
Co
3-17
/
3-15
'
75c
-■
3*14
1
3=31
30c
'
3-14
4-1
net in-
Brooklyn
1-31
1-31
3-17
3rl7
3- 1
...
2-14
%-24
2=15
• -$1.40
$1.06//*
/' • 45c
;
Extra
3-28
3-14
3-lo
534%-
2-14
2-14
2-10
> 2-10
Gas
gains)
S.
$3.80
Bruning
25c
30c
25c
;
2-14
3-
'
3- 1
3-31
'• 3-31
33333-
4-16
4-30
3-
:
preferred
2-14
2-14
6-27
3- 1
3- 1
7- 3
3-22
2-15
2-15
;
5
3
v
;
and 8Vic from
option,
Income)
«Brockton-Taunton
60c
Bailey Selburn
2-10-
3-14
•-
-•
—
Altex Aluminum, common
Ayshire
Heldtrt
3-31
holder's
vestment
-
Buell
3-1
.
2-14
2-
3-
$1.1834
<
50c
Bondstock Corp. (FTom Investment income)
Booth Fisheries Corp., common (quar.)
v
62V^c
* $1.08:!i
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
Associated Dry
Goods, common
(quar.)—
5.25%
preferred (quar.)
Associated Truck Lines, Inc.—
Class A (quar.)
Atchinson Topeka is Santa Fe Ry.—
Common
(quar.)
Atlantic Ccast Line Co. (Conn.)
(quar.)
Atlantic Coast Line RR.
(quar.)—
Atlantic Refining Co., common (quar.)
Atomic Development Mutual Fund
Avco Mfg.. Corp. com.
(quar.)
Axe-Houghton Fund A—
(Quarterly) (4 9/10 cents from Investment,
income and 3
1/10 cents from capital
Payable of Rec."
25c
"d ,Vending Corp. t(lpcrea)tf:d)
A.- C.
;
Sharp
-
at
t
—
$1.50
2-21
When
-
3-1C
20c
Bros. Tobacco Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
—
Ridge Mutual Fund (57%c from net
securities profits, payable in stock or cash
2-17
2-17
2-15
3- 1
28c
$5
>J
-
1
"
25c
$1.06 V4
G<b
-
Company,
27Vac
59c
'
Ashland Oil & Refining, com.
omitted at this
preceding table.
4-
Blue
Hill
3-1
3- 1
3=12
3- 1
(quar.)
Arrow-Liqueurs (increased-annually)
Arrowhead is Puritas Waters (quar.)
Art Metal Construction Co.
(quar.)
3- <>
give the dividends announced^ in prevloui
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
-
35c
Below we
,.
t
.
25c
$20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Western
Class
2- 5
2-17
40c
3-W
J35c
Bioch
t
Buck
30c
(quar.)_.
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
1—
...
Armstrong Rubber Co., class A (quar.)
3--1
3-20
3-_0
3--0
(quar.)
Corp. (payment
1
* 12Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)____^
preferred
Budd
25c
75c
6'ic
Missouri Power, common
Armstrong
2-17
3-31
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
(extra)
Iron Co.
York-Hoover
time
7a
5.60%
.
2-10
2- 3
$7 Vac
7Vac
Corp.
preferred
--17
40c
20c
$1.06Vi
75c
Oil
,4.65%
(s-a)
Whitehall Cement Mfg. (quar.)
Wieboldt Stores, com. (quar.)
3-U
$25c
4-
15c
' 4.25% preferred (quar.)^^__
Sltss fc-Laughlin Inc. (quar.)
f
3-1
$30c
(quar.)
Arkansas
.
2-14.
3-10
3-10
2-14
2-14
I2V2C
$12'ac
•
$12',2C
$$1.12,/2
$$1.50
'
2-14
1
com.—
Gas is Electric—
Business Men's
(quar.)
Arkansas-Louisiana Gas (quar.)
Arnold
3-15
3-10
4- 1
4- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3-10
30c
preferred
Fuel
Arkansas
2--1
5c
-(quar.)
6c/c preferred (quar.)_Weyerhaeuser Timber (quar.)
Wolf & Dessauer
$1.20
2-14
1
4-
.
(quar.)
(quar.)—,
1-31
3-19
2-25
2-10
$70c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
$2.50
--17?
25c
(quar.)
preferred
White Villa Grocers
■
(quar.)
coin,
common
preferred
preferred
$2.40
„
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
$2.36
1-31.
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
Oil
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.10
2-17
2-14
^
15c
2 Vac
30c
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)—
Argus Corp., Ltd., common,—
Arizona Public Service, common
*-i<
3-13-10
$0,156
West
40c
25c
1
3-
$25c
(quar.)^
Blackstone. Valley
Burlington
Participating
Stock
,
fc-Co.
1-31
37x/ac
;34!!ic
—
partic.
$3
Walt
■
common
preferred
preferred
43'4%-
2-15
3-29
" 3-14
3- 1
10%
$2
„ 60c
$1
$1
15c
-Argo Oil
,.
2-J.4
B
Arden Farms Co.,
2-14
3-10
$20c
—
Co.;
2-15
.
>.
Anglo-Newfoundland Development, Ltd.—
Quarterly
—
Angostura-Wupperman Corp.
(quar.)
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.
(quar.)
—
3- o
3-1
2-15f_
$31 Vic
15c
—
3-
$1.25
(quar.)
'
Howell
is
: Best
2- 7
10%
1-31
37Vic
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Co., Ltd., common
(quar.)
A
4',4%
'■•
••
preferred (quar.)
-Anglo-Canadian Telephone—
Class A (Increased)
2-14
3- 5
40c
—-——
Vulcan Corp.
2-28
$2.80
i' t
3- 3
22/2C
(quar.)
50c
.
:
„
Inc.,
Belknap Hardware & Manufacturing,
4% preferred (quar.)
Bell is Gossett Co. (quar.)
Bell
<2-28
2-11
.
„
Chemical Co.
3-14
3-5
4*4%
preferred
(quar.)
.—I'-'iL-53*,ac
Anglo-Canadian Pulp is Paper Mills—
•
•
h'
Common (quar.)
$50c
3-14
«
Mills,
Brown Shoe Co. (quar.)
2-28
2-28 ; '.Broadway Hale Co. (quar.)-
$1
30c
(quar.)
;
Corp., com.
Anderson-Prichard
2-14
n
Electric
Anderson
3-12
3- 1
3
2-10
15c
-
3-14
3-14
prior-preferred (quar.)
——;—31'ic
preferred B (quar.)
31,Vic
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred (s-a)
$2.25
Anchor -Post Products Inc. (quar.)
25c
}'?■[
---o
1- 7
1* 7
3-*l
(quar.)—
preferred
conv.
3
2--b
---»
2-14
--
2-^u
3-^,0
1- 8
„,
2-
,2-17
1
2- 3
/
.25c
25c
..
.
5%
3-28
3-10
4- 2
2-11
$1.00,4
—
1
;
Lumber
6.40%
5%
2-14
.
,
(quar.)
4c/0 preferred
3
3-
(Arizona)—
.3-1
Window Glass—
American
r
3-1
Universal Winding Co.—
90c
preferred
(quar.)
5xa%'preferred
(quar.)_
25c
dep-rcts ord. (Irreg.)
(quar.)—
—
Co.—
Universal Pictures
3-14
2-15
(quar.)
6%
35c
50c
$1
$0,111
(quar.)—
2-
5c
r
—-
American Water Works Co., common
3- 1
,o
1
•
3-15
3- 1
Extra—
3- .i
<
o
3-12
3-
.
3- 1
.
25c
,
1
<
7- 1
50c
;
-
4-
<
$1.12l/h
-—
(quar.)
A
American Tobacco
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
United Steel Cos. Amer.
,3-1
$3.80
20c »:
-
—
5
Corp.
(s-a)-^-i—
3-12
15c
$1.12,i
Ltd.—
•
V
(quar.)
3-31
Paper Co.
'
3-20
,30c
-
2-14
}„}■
1--7
3- 1
(quar.)—
United Life & Accident Insurance
x
10c
—
*
United Artists Corp.
.
40c
20c
$4 preferred A :(quar.),
—
- "
; American Seating (quar.)
-American Smelting & Refining (reduced)—^
American Stales Insurance (Indianapolis)-—
Class. A (stock dividend)
Class B (stock dividend)
American Steamship Co
•
^American Steel Foundries (quar.)
2-14
4- 1
dividend
Stock
x
62toC
(quar.)
Union Metal Mfg.
.
...
(quar.)
Class
0
40
2-11
2--H
3-2o
•
—-
(quar.)———
common—
5c
40c
,
.
2-18
—
2-28
3-10
2-15
3-10
,
1
4-
•
--14
J"?*
3-10
2-11
J*1
59c
$0,273
$0,129
25c
American deposit
U. B.
(Md.)
3-15
:
.',15c
)
25o
,
(quar.):
American Potash-& Chemical Corp.—
^
a-'—-—.
(s-a)„_
Street
x
—
Co.
2-15
50c
621/ac
;
(quar.)
Supply (quar.)
Insulator Corp,
American
r
2--}.
---8
3-17
3-lo
3-1
3c
La Salle
4c"., , 2-20
;
Cable Co.
^American-Metal Co.. Ltd., 4pfd. (quar.)
,0
3-15
(from investment
Inc.
(qivar.)
.American Meter Co. (quar.)
.' American Pipe is Construction
2-14
2-1
27c
income)
South
Co.
American. Indemnity
r
2-17 ;
-
.
2-28
3-
$1
•: '* 6c
25e
3Ji%- pfd. (quar.)
87 Vic
2- 3
i,Brach (C. J.)-& Sons (quar.)
$1
t25c
<1-24 " t Brantford Cordage Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
1-24
$12Vic
'
Bethlehem Steel Corp., common (quar.)
•
;
<
60c
i -7%
preferred •>(quar.)^._.._i__
'
$1.75
.. . i-21 i Bibb Manufacturing Co.
1-22
(quar<)-—V ' 50c
3- 5 Bishop Oil Co. (quar.)—
5c
t Black Hills Power is.Light; common
..- 2-14
(quar.)
36c
4.20%
2-10 2
preferred (quar.)
_V '••-$1.05
4.56%
1-31
preferred
(quar.)
'28 Vic
v
- 4.75%
2-10
preferred
(quar.)—
—^
$1.183i
Blaw-K««x- Co. :-(quar.)__
30c
2-20 ;
Bobbs-Mcrrlll Co.,- common l (annual)
50c
. 2-14
4Va%preferred
(quar.)
$1.12Va
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp. (quar.)
6-30 ^
25c
; Bordeiv
Company
(quar.)_
-;
60c
2-7
Borg (George W.) Corp; (quar.)
45c
< 3- 5 British Columbia Packers, Ltd.—
• . U-19 •
Class
A
$37 Vic
(s-a*
2-28
-
Semi-annual
3--0
* 3-1-
income)—5c
Thatcher Glass Mfg. (increase quar.)_;——.
35c
Thew Shovel (reduced)
——
-9c
208
25c
1%
American Home Products Corp. (monthly)
American Indemnity Co. (Galveston, Texas*
y
4-1
3-1-
preferred (quar.)_:—-—
Television Electronics Fund, Inc. (from in-
Trunz,
Chain
American Hospital
3-20
3-31
lOO/o
* 20c
convertible
Toledo Scale
2%
(quar.)
3-14
,25c
15c
$1.18:)4
1
2-7
2- 7 1-24
2-15
2-15
2-28
1-31
3-1
3- 1
2-17
2-1V
2-10
87J,<!C
x
(stock dividend)
Encaustic Tiling (quar.).
American &-Foreign Power Co. (quar.)
American Furniture Co., Inc.
(quar.)
American Gas & Electric (quar.)-,.
3-14
3-1
3-1
r 25c
•;
—
Securities
$25c
.
> $56c
/. 183/ic
3-10
$80c
;
(A. S.) Shoe Corp., common (reduced*
43/4%'' preferred
(quar.)
'
American
2=28
--28
2-17
3-31
_
stock units (stock dividend)-Taylor & Fenn, common (quar.)——
Tobacco
Can
American
1-31
3-10
3=5
3-10
4- 1
1
(quar.)
;
,
2-14
2-; 4
2-14 '
3-20 f
3-10
3-10
Beck
t-24
1-27 :
,1-27
2-25
.2-25
3-10
1
preferred (quar.)
Bearings, Inc. (Del.) (quar.)—
1-24
Jv
1
4-
(quar.)
$1.40
;•: •
1
4-
4-
$75C
is
preferred
Class
,
4-21
$1.06
(quar.)
'
'
..:XFrom-net investment dnceme).,.
American
,
„
Tiffany & Co. (annual)
Timken Roller Bearing Co
22,;i<c
Ltd.—
Box Board Co.
1-24:
2-10
12'%c
371/ac
$22%c.
:
30c
933,ic
(quar.)
of: Canada,
$5
1-24
7c
50c
■,
Bcaunit
1-24
2-17
2-17
<
Ordinary
Texas Fund
2-17
14c
—1_
dMdend
Stock
,t
3- 1
2-28
*
preferred
Ainerltan
3-20
3-20
-3--0
50c
50c
vestment
2-17
5%
American Book Co.
--13
X
2-17
American Business Shares—
3-1
4.32fo
2-15
25c
of Rec.
B
Beaver
2-14
3-7
2- 1
1-31
1-24
(quar.)
(quar.)
American Airlines, Inc.,.com.
(quar.)
3x/s%
preferred (quar.)
12-o0-
Stock dividend
4-1
2-15
Holders
Payable
47Vic
^
Ltd.)
(A. J.) Markets Inc.
Quarterly
;
3-15
3-10
50c
(quar.)
4'<>'preferred (quar.)
»;,4%% prelerred (quar.)
2-11
Tampax, Inc. (increased
Tanganyika Concessions,
4- 1
When
Share
,
t75c
Power
A
Class
1-27
5c
Amalgamated Bank of N. Y.
'•
2-15
25c
20c
'
(quar.
,
(quar;)
Industries
Bayless
4
2-15
(quar.)
Ltd.
,,
.
Manufacturing, common
Vi %
preferred
(quar.)
;
Class
2-17
1-27
75c
(quar.)
class A (quar.)__
Inc.
4
3-3
2-
3-3
(quar.)-
prefen-ed.A.^quar.)
$3.75
deposit-receipts ordinary—
$0,119
(D. A.) Oil, Ltd. (quar.)———+25c.
Sunshine Mining Co. (reduced)
—m—
5c
(quar.)———
Mills,
Aluminum Co.
3-20
3-10
4-15
*-10
4-1
2-14
30c
-Aluminum Co.-of America, common (quar. )—
•
4- 1 \
$3
Participating
Aluminium,
f
4- 1
50c
(s-a)
.
$1.75
(Canada,
Furniture
Bathurst
2-18
2-17
2-17
3-14
3.14
12V2C
dividend
preferred
5%
2-10
American
Transit Corp.
3- 3
Alpha Beta Food Markets,-com. (quar.)
■r
3-15
3-lo
Stuart
Syracuse
87'/ac
* $1.05
$1.15
(quar.)—,.-
(quar.)
Co.
„
common
Bates
2-18
60c
Stock
■
this time.
at
payment omitted
Stewarts <te Lloyds. Ltd.—
Common
3- 3
(quar.)
Equipment
Steel
Cast
$7
3-1
(30c
.
40c
Extra
x
2-20
4-10 -
Spiegel, Inc.; coriimon (quar.)—
i—2oc
$4.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
$1-12^2
Standard Oil Co. (Ohio) common (quar.)—
62tac *
33Aft. preferred. A-(quar.)—
—
93 <c
Standard Radio, Ltd., common (quar.)
, U5c
Formerly class A and class B shares. Re,
/
classified as common In Nov., 1957.
v
State-Fuel Supply Co. (quar.)—.—
' j .
15c
Stetson (John B.) Ce„. 8.ft pfd. (quar.)——
50c
'
&
Laboratories
Allied Control, Inc., com.
t
:
/
Electric
Alloy
.
2- 4
2-lo
•
3- 5
ioc
Allied Products,
r
"
10c
3- 3
3- 5
(quar.)
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp.
.
•
$13c
62V2C
(s-a)_
„
--28
Bassett
$1.12Va
-Alpha Portland.Cement (quar.)
<
Investors, Inc. (Del.)
Southwestern Life. Insurance Co. (Dallas)—
Quarterly
•-ux.-l-———
Southwestern States Telephone (quar.)—-
Allen
•Allied
5-0
5- 0
Snap-on-Tools Corp. (quar.)
30c
3-10
South Carolina Electric & Gas— v--:: vf-Common (increased)
v.- —30c
4-1
4Vaft preferred (quar.)
.
5Gftc
4- 1
4.60% preferred A (quar.)w^^^-^^ v-57%c
4- 1
4.60ft- preferred (quar.-)——-;:—-•---57Vac
- 4- 1 5ft preferred, (quar.)
i '
Southam Co., Ltd. (quar.)_
—
$o0c
3-28
Southern Spring Bed Co. (quar.)_^
50c ,< 2-15.
I Southwest Natural ,Gas Co.—
•
$6 preferred A (quar.)
$*<50
-
Barber-Ellis
Institute
Machines
..Allied
*
1-21
2-14
1-31
Extra
4- 2
2-28
4- 2
2-28
2-28 > 2-10
2=28
2-14
3-15
2-21
v
Vicksburg Ry.
Hamilton
Business
Allentown Portland Cement
2-20
5-31
5-31
•
v
Southwestern
Allen
2-21
2-21
2-21
<
2-28
?
&
Alexander
2-14
3-3
"
22c
(quar.)_—
preferred (quar.)
Co., 4.20% pfd.
preferred (quar.)
2-14
'4-1
4- 1
3-21
3-31
of Company
lOc
Power
4.60%
2-22
3-14
4- L x*
-
preferred .(quar;)-$1
'4 30'o.preferred (quar.
—i~- "$1.07%
safwav Steel products (quar,)——25c
Salada-Shitriff-Horsey, 5Vaft pfd. (quar.)_u -$34%c
53ift- preferred (initial)-——
$35J{jc
Shawinigan Water- & Power Co.— *
\
'
v
11- if/i preferred A (quar.
- ^ $50c
41;i% preferred B (quar,)-.
JSO'Ac
Shopping Bag Food Stores (quar;)_-I--_--_L*
, 15c
Simon (William) Brewery (resumed)——- 2c
Simonds Saw & Steel Co.„__—---.=
a
70c
Smith (BdSOn B.) Fund—
V~.
Beneficial interest
—- •
8c
Par
Name
Bangor-Hydro-Electric
T/o preferred (quar.)
4',4%
preferred
(quar.i____
4%
preferred (quar.)
prior
Alabama
3-10
4- 1
3- 1
-.4%
-
$3.50
3-10
2-15 -• 2-8
3- 1
2-15
3-15
3- 1
3-1
2-15
.
'2%
4.50(o preferred (1951 series)
(quar.)
Alabama Gas Corp., common (quar.)
Alabama
Republic Pictures Corp., $1 pfd. (quar.)>_«_
Revere Racing Association (quar.)
—15c
Richardson Co. (quar.)____
;
—
25c
Rielcc Mctgl Products (quar.)
.
.20c
Robbins & Myers, common (quar..
50c
$1 50 participating preferred ■«.,—162/3-c
Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Co.—
-
dividend
Aeroquip Corp. (quar.)
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd.
Air Reduction Co., com. (quar.)
"
Formerly Rapid Electrotype (quar.)
Raytheon Mfg. Co. (stock dividend)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
_
Industries, Inc.—
Fund, Inc. (12c from undistributed
net inc. plus 10c from realized net capital
gains)
-
—-—
Ltd. (quar.)
Qucmont. Mining,
»
Stock
>■
Advisors
1st preferred omitted at
of Indiana, com. (quar.)
Adam Consolidated
\
'
When
Par
.
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
55c
22c
Plate Glass Co.—
Pogue (H.
D.) Co. (irreg.)
preferred Utilities Mfg. Corp. (Payment on
Pittsburgh
Service Co.
3 V:!%
preferred
4.20% preferred
4 16%
preferred
Bolders
When
Par
Shure
of Company
Name
——
Central of Georgia Ry., 5% pfd. (quar.)
v -$1.25
5ft preferred (quar.i
J,
- $1.255ft preferred:(quar.)———
——$1^5'
5ft preferred (quar.)
——
$1.25
1-16
2-28
6%
60c
56V4C
llVic.
$1.75
66c
$1.05
*1.25
2-24
7
2-14
3■
2-28
2-14
2-28
" 60c
' > >
$1.12 Vi
.
.
7
2-14
3-
2-15
1
3-12
4-1
-
i*
*
1
3=12
»
'
j-a*
2-10
1-20
3=10
2=14
3- 1
^
3-H>
3-DO
-
*-20
0-10
9-20
9-10
12-20
12=10
.
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(fi.'H-
Per
Share
Name of Company
preferred
Central
&
(quar.)
West Corp.
South
Holders
Payable
oj Rec.
40c
Central
Soya
Central
Vermont Public
Name of Company
(increased)
2-
1
Dorr
3-
1
2-15
$2
2-28
1-31
2-14
2-
2-15
1-31
$1.12%
42 %c
__
(quar.)_
Service
2-15
25c
—-—-
(quar.)
When
Par
40c
(quar.)
Central Louisiana Electric, com.
4.50%
<
When
preferred
Douglas
3
Share
Aircraft
Co.
(.quar.)
Extra
2-14
50c
—
3-1
3-
1
2-14
50c
(quar.)
2-19
1-29
newly
2-19
1-29
Coal
Glen
Par
Corp.—
dividend
of
formed
Corp.,
and
the
Loomis
Chain
Belt
Co.
(quar.)
5%
40c
Cincinnati
Gas
Electric
&
Cincinnati Milling
4 %
Co.
2-10
2-25
2-
1-31
3-
75c
Machine Co.,
4%
&
3
5-
4-
2-17
2-
A
6%
Eastern
2-10
3-10
Eastern
2-14
3-31
3-12
Eaton
2-25
2-14
Edo
1
2-10
El
3-15
2-25
3^
2-15
Commercial
Credit
Commercial
Co.
(quar.)
3-
1
Commonwealth Gas Corp.
Commonwealth Income Fund
5.68%
11c
34-
1
3-15
$5
lie
5-
1-
4-15
Electric
$1.12%
5-
1
4-15
Electric
$35
12-28
12v20
$20c
2-14
1-31
6.40%
2-15
75c
2-15
Gas
(increased)
(inc. quar.)_
25c
2-15
1-20
2-14
1-31
3-
1
23-
2-15
1-30
'
1
Erie
10c
2-25
2-
45c
2-15
2-10
$5
2-15
1-31
$5
2-15
2-
1
3-15
3-
1
4-
3-20
6
(quar.)_
$50c
Inc., 40c preferred (quar.)
,
Consolidated Edison Co. of N. Y. (quar.)—
10c
60c
3-15
2-
Consolidated Electrodynamics
(quar.)
Consolidated Laundries (quar.)
10c
3-14
2-27
Gas
Consolidated Water
Consumers
Glass,
&
Power
Ltd.
1
(quar.)
Paper
—
Can Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
$4.40 2nd preferred (quar.)
1
2-
Paint & Varnish, common
$3 prior preference (s-a)—
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.
(quar.)
Copeland Refrigeration (quar.)
5%
Cornell-Dubilier Electric,
$5.25 series A pfd. (quar.)—
Paper Board Products Corp. (quar.)
Corning Natural Gas Corp. (quar.)
Corson (G. & W. H.) Inc. (quar.)
Cosmos Imperial Mills Ltd.
(quar.)—
Cornell
.
(quar.)
$1.25
9-
1
8-
$1.25
12-
1
11-
River
Crown Cork
Crown Cork
Seal, Ltd.
(quar.)
Bros.
Farmers
&
7%
American Sugar—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar,)—
7%
-
Federal
3-14
Federal-Mogul-Bower
3-31
2-28
Federal
National
Paner
3-
1
2-
3-
1
2-12
3-
1
2-12
Field
3-28
3-14
Filtrol
3-10
2-19
Firestone Tire & Rubber,
3-
2-
First
5
Corp.
Bank
%
Delaware
Delta
,
Income
Air
Lines
Securities- Corp
Motel,
N.
A
Foundation
45c
1-15
Income
2-10
1'
(quar.)
(quar.)-.
Inc. (quar.)
Co.
(N. Y.)
(stock
.
;
2-15
1-
2
3-31
3-14
Quarterly
1
3-17
4-
7-
1
Fruit
-
dividend)
23-
5
1
1
2-28
■
•
'
2-
1
Hotel
2-15
2-
1
10c
2-15
2-
Co.,
4%
Loom
5-15
5-
8-15
8-
11-15
11-
1
10c
preferred
(quar.)
$1
(reduced)
1
2-28
General
1
2-28
General Industries, common
5%
preferred (quar.)
2-14
1-27
General
Investors Trust
4- 1
3-14
General
Merchandise
4-
1
1
3-
3-
50c
2-15
2-
1
12c
2-15
2-
6
3-
Stock
3-14
4-
35c
Industrial
2-17
3
2-i0
General
2-
Wares
Ltd.,
Co.
2-
3-10
■"
3-15
Extra '■
'
1-10
:
4-
1
3-20
2-11
1-10
10c
(quar.)
of
3-
3
2-16
$5.12
3-
3
2-16
60c
2-12 1
5.70%
6.25%
60c
com
2-15
40c
3-31
1-28
3-10
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$10c
Hunt
3-21
2-15 > .1-17
"
•
California—
40c
Less
British
income
tax
and
Houses
(quar.)
Pepper Co. (quar.)
Dodge Manufacturing,
5%
&
expenses
5%, preferred
3-31
3-17
3-10
12-^3
R.)
&
27%c
$2.20
ZZZZZ
(quar.)I—I
~
(quar.)
2-
3
10c
2-25
2-
3
22'Ac
Co.
of
(quar.)
Co.
62 %c
3-
1
2-15
(monthly)
Sons
(quar.)
3-
1
2-7
3-
1
2-15
1
2-15
56c
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
■15
1
2-17
4.75%
2-17
2-
3
39c
4-
1
3-20
3-
1
2-14
4.25%
5.28%
preferred
preferred
Genisco,
$20c
2-25
1-31
2-25
3-15
2-14
Inc.
25c
20c
2-28
3-
1
Getty
Oil
Giannini
2-14
2-15
51/a%
Giant
Co.,
(G.
4%
Gillette
Co.
pfd.
Cement
1
4-
1
4-
1
66c
-
7VaC
4-
•
■
(quar.)
48 %c
(quar.)
1
•
7
7
2-15
-30
3-
5
•19
3-
1
■14
(quar.)
27
%c
3-
20c
4/
50c
3-
1
1
5
2-17
3-14
2-
3
2-26
1-20
1
2-15
3-
5c
3-15
3- 5
%c
3-20
2-20
5c
3-15
3- 5
$1.25
2-15
1-31
2-14
1,
3-
1-24
2-14
3-1,
2-14
3-1
2-14
$45c
3-25
Z
^
2-28
2-14
2-25
$2.25
1-31
3-
5c
30c
'
1-
3-
15c
„
2-15
1
2-15
3-
1
3-
1
2-15
2-26
34 %c
(quar.)__,
•
2- 3
$1.06%
(quar.)^_u
^
3-26
3- 3
62 % c
2-15
1-25
$1.50
2-15
1-25
$1.25
3-
t
2-14
:_-
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Y.)-i-
.
-
•'
5%
2- 5'
87 %c
$1.09%
(quar.)
Service
2- 5
2-15
20c
(quar.)i_____:__i_/_Z
(N.
2-25
534c
;
pfd.
(accum.")—
(quar.)_:
62V2C
3-31
2-28
35c
2-20
2-6
30c
4-15
3-31
$1.10
common
4-15
3-31
,
(quar.)
$1
4-15
3-31
93%c
4-15
3-31
12y2c
2-28
2-10
25c
4-15
4- 9
25c
4-15
4-6
15c
3-
1
$1.06'A
3-
1
2-11
25c
3-10
2-28
5c
3-10
2-28
:3-10!
2-7
;
(reduced
)ZZZ
preferred
B
preferred
D
A
preferred
2-U
3-
1
32c
3-
-11
35 %c
3-
-11
39 Ac
3-
-11
354 c
3-
I_
2-11
-11
0
60c
3-15
-28
124 c
(quar.)Z_
common
2-28
2-14
$1.25
2-28
1-24
2-14
50c
2-15
2- 5
3-
2-15
2-17
5%
(quar.).—
-
50c
I_Z_IZ_ZZ
3Z
.___ZZZ"
__Z_Z
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
1-31
1
3z
._I____Z
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
•
2-14
20%
314c
(quar.)_l__L__^
Door, com. (quar.).
i_,
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50 conv. partlc. pfd.
Incorporated Investors—
2-11
31 %c
(quar.)
preferred C
75c
(Tom), Peanut
Ingersoll-Rand,
6%
-
common
preferred; ts-a*
Inland
1
$1.25
3-31
3-15
$1.25
6-30
6-16
$1.25
9-30
9-15
$1.25
12-30
12-15
374c
$32 4c
.
•_
(quar.)
(quar.)l
2-20
.
$37 4c
Steel
1
(quar.f
1-27
1
2-18
3-1
2-18
3-
Co._
27c
(13
1
3-20
3-
1
2-3
7-
1
6- 9
$1
3-
1
2-14
22c
3-
1
2- 3
50c
3-
7
~J"
__
cents, from
cents
from
Investment
securities
4% "
preferred
income
plus
profits*
2-21
~~
(s-a)__
(Continued
1-22
4-
75c
;
Shares, Ltd.— - "
Institutional Foundation Fund—
Inter-Ocean Reinsurance Oo.,
Inter-Ocean Securities
Corp. -
2-14
$1.20
$3
(quar.)__
4
Institutional
9
(quar.)
3-20
2-13
'
».
V
2-21
1
3-10
7%C
Capital gains distribution.!Indiana Telephone
Corp., 4.80% pfd.
7
7
10c
(quar.),.
r
■•7
40c
Co.
pfd.
Power, common (quar.)
Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints Ltd., cbm.
& Co.—
preferred
Portland
4-
7
4-
Idaho
0
3-31
53 Vac
;
50c
55c
59 %C
(quar.)_
M.)
conv.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Products
1-31
$31*Ac
Gerber
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.25
5%
3-
40c
~Z
preferred
5%
3-
4- 3
5c
common
preferred
5%
2-13
40c
Z
Public
Hufctig SaSh &
5 %
55c
Telephone Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
3-
-
3
4-21
Electronics Corp.—
Foods; <fe Iudustries,
dividend
Huston
7
of Ohio—
(quar.)
of Pennsylvania—
preferred (quar.)„
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
preferred (quar.)—
General
2-
'
preferred
15c
37 %c
$$1.25
-
1
Kentucky—^
(quar.)—
General
,,,.$5
Ltd.—
—
3'
General Telephone Co.
2-10
$20c
Donnelley (R.
General
General Telephone
50c
common
Anglo Investment Corp.,
(quar.)
Dominguez Oil Fields
(quar.)
——
1-28
for
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
Telephone
1-31
20c
preferred
Stores,
preferred
$2.25
Dominion Bridge
Co., Ltd.
Extra
Dominion
5(2%
4%%
•(
2-15
»
Dobbs
Dominion
3
2-10
7J/2%
(quar.)
Dr.
preferred
2-
25c
Investment Fund
(first quarter
dividend from net investment
income)
$1.56
2-3
3
15c
Diversified
r,
3
3-
35c
Dickey (W. S.) Clay Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Diebold, Inc.
(quar,)
Distillers Co., Ltd. (interim)
depositary.
.
Divco-Wayne Corp.
3-
$2
debenture stock (quar.)
Di Giorgio
Fruit, class A (quar.)
5
10c
Stock
5%
•-
-
8%
3-
2- 5
25c
$1.41 2nd preferred
(quar.).
Hugotou Production Co. (quar.)
2-18
1-17
7
1-24
45c
$1.50
Bay Mining & Smelting (reduced)
Hudson County.National Bank,
(Jersey City)
Stock dividend
Hudson Pulp &
Paper Corp., com. "A" (quar.)
5%
preferred A (quar.)_:
-
2-14
3-5
$1.25
38c
2-7
Hudson
"
3-15
2-7
12
Corp., common
4(/4%, preferred (quar.)_'_
Hubinger Co. (quar.)
2-14
2-28
2-28
,
'
,
2-17
2-10
3
6
15c
(quar.)'
•„.
3.90%
Howard Stores
3
2-
.
35c
:
Corp.
Castings Corp.
General Telephone
'
3
2-21
(quar.)_^
Corp. of America,
4%
General
3
"■
50 c
-
General Steel
Steel
3-
50c
;
Corp. (s?a)
Outdoor Advertising
Utilities
:
25c
(Boston*
Co.
2-17
:
34c
(irreg.)(quar.)
Metals
General Public
50c
Enterprises
dividend
General
56'Ac-'
3-14
2-24
com.
Oil Field Material Co.
(quar.)
Houston Terminal Warehouse
& Cold Storage
Co., class A (quar.)_,_
Class B
(quqr.
2-20
3-
2-21
nine
each
Houston
2-14
3-14
50c
5-
3-14
15c
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)_
3%% preferred (quar.)
1
5-15
1.
4.40%
1
10c
4- 1
&
2- 5
2-10
3
25c
(quar.)
H-ousehold Finance Corp.,...
1
2-15
3-
2-14
i;
preferred A
Housatonic
2-14
1
2-14
$$1.25
(quar.)
Horn* & Hardart Co.
5 %
preferred
3-
»
3-12
1
75c
Products, com. (quar.)
Co.* 5%
pfd. (quar.)
preferred
2-15
-
1
3-
$1
for
(quar.) _■
(Geo.;A.i, & Co., com.
6%* preferred-A (quar.)'__.
<
3-12
4-
25c
-
Hormel
■a
1-15
10c
the
$4.25
1-31
2-14
1
(reduced)
preferred A (quar.)_.
Electrochemical, common
Hooker
2-15
-
1st
5(2%
„
1-31
2-15
2-14
.
9c
i
4-
3- 3
l-3i
1-31
2-25
5%;
5%
2-17
-
2-15
-
"
75c
—
2-28
4-
40c
2-15
2-15
..
1
4-
(quar:-)
Hilton Hotels,
1-31
3-31
V
3
4-11
3-
$22 %c
(quar.)
Gar
1
3-20
3
2-
4-30
50c
v
^
$4,375
preferred
(quar.)/."____ ./!/!!_;
Hinde & Dauch Paper
(Canada) Ltd. (quar.)
Hires (Charles E.) Co.
(quar.)
;
Hofmann Industries (initial s-a)
2-14
2-15
12 %C
__
Wood Industries, 4%% pfd.
(accum.)
Gardner-Denver Co., com. (increased
quar.)
Gas Service (quar.)
General Cigar
Co.
(increased)
General Dynamics
(quar.)
9-17
2-15
4-
30c
2-10
2-14
'
6-17
9-29
1
1
2-14
$1.15
__
Trailer
of
$1
6c
Quarterly
$2
7
3-10
$1.18%
*
Quarterly
$4.50
1
.
$1.10
series
3-
33-
i
10%
■:
Freeport Sulphur Co. (quar.)
Friedman (L.) Realty (quar.)
$1.05
2
•
—
2-10
3-10
2-15
Mart,
1-
■
_1
6% convertible preferred (quar.)
Hershey Chocolate Corp.—
4(4%, preferred A (quar.)
Hcyclen-Newport Chemical Corp.—
Common (quar.)
3(4%, preferred (quarj_
2-27
2-10
$1.12%
Franklin Custodian Funds-.Bond series
6
1
1
40c
5c
preferred
Food
1-31
(quar.)
4.75%
1-31
2-17
Y.—*
(stock dividend)
4% preferred (quar.)
2-21
37 %c
(quar.)„
class
3-
1-31
Powder
Common
3-15
40c
Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
$1
Dennison Mfg., voting com.
Common "A"
:
(quar.)
preferred
2-28
Hercules
Heroic! Radio
2-21
28 %c
5- 1
$20c
(quar.)
(qnar.
2-20
17c
6-2
$$1.25
share
Light,
Mining Co.
2-20
3
3-10
15c
Power
2-14
Hecla
3-15
Y.)—^
(one
Electric
Galion.
3-
(quar.)
common
-
2- 3
r___*
Hercules
3-15
.
(N.
Hastings Mfg.
60c
1,
$25c
(quar.)
Hart-Schaffner & Marx
12-31
20c
Ltd.,
held
Hartford
45c
4-
3-3
jt<
Harslniw Chemical Co.
1-28
__
2- 7
62 %c
preferred
2-18
2-28
3-
5-19
.'
preferred (quar.
Co.,-Class A (quar.
(quar.,) _i
2-18
2-28
-
0
3-11
(quar.)_
Refractories,
(quar. )/_'i
/.Harbor Ply wood.Corp. (quar.)_:
Harnschfeger Corp. (quar.i
1
2■
fi-
._____!
preferred
dividend
shares
6%'
1-22
1
-
Syracuse,
4.40%
30c
(quar.)
of
Tubing Corp.
3-15
68 %c
—
Florida
;
2J28
4c
4V2% pfd.
(quar.)
4.60%
87 J/2 C
Fund
Corp.
Flexible
,
2-15
25c
30c
:
2-10
$1
preferred (quar.)
Stock
Irregular
Fleetwood
34 %c
(from capital gains)
Marshall Field & Co.—
3-24
75c
& Co.,
common
(quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Deerfield Glassine Co.
(quar.)-
3-15
1
2-14
$30c.
;
common
Harbison-Walker
2-7
'
see
2-28
15c
Deere
1-22
4-
(quar.)
Ass'n (monthly)
(quar.)
4-15
40c
(s-a)
2-10
$3
(quar.)
2-28
3-
Oil
B
2-14
3-10>
$1.16
(quar.
Ltd.,
$3
cony,
Stock
Board
preferred
3-10
4-
Water
Cotton,
preferred
Class
1
2-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
25c
2-
2-15
2-27
Bearings
/26c
$1
common
Co.
$1.31 J/4
2-
"T"'
7
10c
(annual) "
Mortgage
(Marshall)
/ First
2-24
3-10
2-
1
+30c
Bros.,
4%
Insurance Co.—*
(increased)-;
Fidelity Fund, Inc.
2-24
3-10
Co.
Insurance
4.69 %
7
3-24
Glass
Federal
'
2-24
1
6c
Warehouse
2-21
$1.75
$1.75
871/ac
—
$4^prior preferred (quar.)
8
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Hancock
6
371/2C
—
(quar.)
„
Fruehauf
—
—i
.Daystrom, Inc. (quar.)
Dayton & Michigan RR.,
Life
2-20
$1.75
z
Cuneo Press, Inc., 3%%
preferred (quar.)
.Cunningham Drug. Stores (quar.)
Curtis Publishing, $1.60
prior pfd. (quar.)
Extra
Trudets
1
2-20
2-
> 3-
35c
(quar.)—
Acceptance
(quar.)—
1
.
2-17
25c
2-21
3-
$1.25
1,
5% preferred (quar.)
Hamilton Watch Co., com.
2-13
(quar.)
preferred
A
5%
2-28
2-28
Co.
4-
$50c
Corp., $4.20 pfd. (quar.)—.
Curtiss Candy, 4'%% 1st pfd. (accum.)
Crum & Forster, 8 % preferred
(quar.)
'
Co.
Equipment
3-15
2-14
3-10
20c
Compress
40c
Crown Zellerbach
Cuban
87 %c
Asphalt Products
28%c
International, $1 class A (quar.)
&
Co.
&
4.64%
Hamilton
7
Federal
$17%c
Halle
^
8
(quar.)_
$10c
Co., 3%% preferred (quarJ
Creamery Package Mfg. (extra)
Cribben & Sexton, 4'A% conv.
pfd. (quar.)
2-20
7
Federal
3-10
Co.»
Brass,
Hajoca
9
93 %c
—
Crane
*
1-20
4c
5
3-10
Power
2-7
5-
2-'7
3-17'
$1.25
Quarterly
Quarterly
Class
2-
2-21
62%c
Hahn
<
1-24
12c'/
(quar.)____
Hackensack
1
1-24
2-10
30c
(quar.)_/
Corp.
2-10
1
—
preferred
Oil
2-10
3-14
2-10
12 %c
"
'
1
(quar.)
40c
Gypsum, Lime & -Alabasune of Canada, Ltd.
2-20
2-10
2-5
1-24
7%C
'v
Hagan Chemicals & Controls—
5% preferred (s-a)
3-
3-14
2-20
.
(quar.)
2-17
1
2%%
2-
7
/Gulf
v
Z 2- 5
1
1
1-31
1-31%.
3-14
2-10
Ohio RR.—
v
3-
1
4-
;: $5
V
."j
-•
3-
4-
25c
:
(quar.)______
,.v
10c
3-16
15c
Gulf
common
3-10
$1.12 J%
(quar.)
'
■
2-21
*.
2-15
2-15/
30c
.(quar;)__'____:i__
(quar.)
preferred
$5
4
"
50c>
1
20c
(reduced)
•
2-11
2-21
$12% c
(annual )iL__i_i
3-1
.
30c
.
4-
'
2-14
$5
.2-14
40c
$1.13
"A c
2-28
2-28
12 %C
__
3-16
75c
com.
v
1
62
:
•
3-10
tUVzC
(quar.)
(quar.):i__i/Z___I
Brick
1-21
1-21
2-U
3-17
5%
common
Gas,
preferred
Gulf Mobile &
1-15
sf :
$1.25
,
4-
50c
(quar.).
•
3-10
2-14
3-25
60c
B.\(quar.j__.
Interstate
6%
s
1-17
(quar.)
common
2-
$1.18%
•
3-16
1
2-25
3-
40c
(quar.)—
preferred
6%
(
Co.,
preferred
pfd. (quar.)
1
25c
Gulf
5
2-14
2-14
<
,v.
,
2-19
•'
3c
4-
12 %c
2-14
'
,
40c
—__
—
25c
(reduced)——
2-14
3-1 •!
3- 1
25c
$1.04
$1.12%
.
Fire
'
1
2-14 '
>:
Mutual Fund, Inc.—
■
(From net Investment income)__'_i_____
2-10
$80c
Federal
(quar.)
•
-
2-20
Corp
75c
Cook
Class
30c
(Syracuse, N. Y.)
(quar.)
Farrington Mfg. Co., 5 % % preferred (quar.)
Fedders-Quigan Corp., common (quar.)
5 % % preferred (quar.)
3DAc
P.)
2* 3
2-21
75 c
__
;
"
40c
Guardian
__
1-31
3-
(A.
Telecasting,
2-14
3-
;—,
$5
.____
Bay &. Western RR.
"'Gross
2-14
3-20
2-11
$1
Green
Green
;/
2-14
50c
2-26
$1.12%
Copper <fc Steel Industries—
preferred (quar.)_
Steel
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-14
4-
$1.75
_______
"
Financial Corp.
;i
3
2-21
:-<• 5c
(quar.)
Stock dividend
3-1
3-1
.
:_
—
1
Continental
Copper Range Co.
(quar.)
2-28
45c
B
3-
,
3-4
2-25
2-24
3-15
$3.75
Railway (quar.)
Western
3-1
$1.25
2-20
93 %c
Class
Great
3--1?
•
$1.60
(quar.)——
$2
40c
annual)!.
2- 4
3-25
18c
Great West Coal. Co., Ltd.— "
50c Class A (quar.)
2-14
2-14
6-
Farmers
(s-a*____
(reduced)
preferred."--: (quar.)/;I;'____'_
Great Northern
2-14
$1.25
Gas
3-
(quar.)
$3.75
Copperweld
(quar.)_—_——
preferred
Products
York)
1
3-15
40c
Underwriters—
(increased
Hanover Bank
$13c
—.—
Continental
1
1
$1.42 i.,
—
annually
Morse
Fall
2-25
33-
$1.25
Evans
Co.
2-28
3-
50c
(quar.)
Steel
.
Investment
$5
(New
2-1
2-17
1-31
3-15
5%
35c
(quar.)
Insurance (quar.)__
2-16
3-14
2-15
60c
div.ii_.__
•■:-■-
2-14
.
$1.37.%:-;.';:
—
1
(quar.)
.Farm
25c
5
s 3- <1
%
$1.34
$1.41'4
—_—;
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4.52 preferred (quar.)
Container Corp. of America, common (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
5%
(quar.)_
$37 %c
$4.1(5 preferred
$4.50 preferred
3-14
3-14
$1.06)4
■a
——J.
Rubber
Fairbanks,
2-14
30c
2-3%
7
1-15
(quar.)
2-
2-20
3-
1
Gr|at Lakes,.; Dredge & Dock (increased *>!._"
3-14/
' •" 3-28
7%
4-
Inc.
American Realty, class A
(quar.)
Great Atlantic & Pacific" Tea Co. of
America Z
Common ; non voting (year-end.)/____
;
3-28
t ,,
;
$1.37%
——
$1.50
Great
,j
2-14
,
lvac
Bank
Co.
City
1
12%c
Batteries,
Employees
Union
1
3-
j,.
Inc.';(stock
(quar.)_.
Co.
W.)
National
3-
30c
2-17
2-21
2-21
3-11
15c
3-14
$1.02%
Pittsburgh RR., 7% pfd. (quar.)_
Erlanger Mills Corp., common (quar.)
2-19
(quar.)
3
1
4-/1
preferred
3
1
3-
4-
of Gloucester
(H.
Class A
'
2-15
75c
&
2-15
3-
1
preferred
Erie
3-
25c
(quar.)
Consumers Power Co., common
,
,
2-10
-■'*
,
55c
1
1
3-10
10c
™'
Ritbber./(quar.)
Great American Life
2-28
3-17 %
3-
.
7J/aC
-
./
—
Mfg.
preferred
50c
._
quar.)
.
Granite
2-28
'
(quar.)
Co.
&
Railroad,
25c
(increased
Co. (quar.)
Consolidated Theatres Ltd., class A
Grand
2-21
3-15
25c
i
Stock "dividend
$5
Paper
Hose
Increased
2-28
$1.37%
Natural
1-31
3-10
•
-
*_
Emporium Capwell (quar.)
Equitable Credit Corp., 50c pfd. (quar.)
Equitable Gas, common -(quar.)
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
—:
-Equity Corp., $2 .preferred (quar.)
Erie & Forge Steel Corp., com.
(quar.)
3
3-14
10c
Connohio,
2-15
25c
Empire Life Insurance Co. (Ontario)—
5
3-31
20c
——
_
(quar.Empire District Elec. Co., 4%%
5%
preferred (quar.)—
2-14
22 %c
5'/2%' preferred (quar.)—
Confederation Life Assn. (Toronto)
Grace
15c
(quar.)-.:—
preferred
Auto-Lite
Emhart
3-13
3-10
—-
1-3
Co.—
(quar.)
Eiectrographic Corp.
1-21
3-31
60c
,
Natural
2nd
Electronics
87 %c
Gas
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
5.65%
5.50%
2-13
from
income")
Natural
(quar.)—,
(quar.)
2-10
70c
Commonwealth Telephone (Pa.)
Concord Natural Gas Corp.—
Government
2-15
—
(quar.)—;—
2-10
•
(initial
(quar.)——
(quar.)——
preferred
3
$15c
3-14
2-28
$1.50 '
100
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
Gould-National
TS1.75
(quar.)——,—
A
(quar.)—
preferred
3
1
Associates
Co.
5.36%.
11c
r
Gossard
2-28
30c
5(2%
5
2-28
—
Gorton's
2-20
—
preferred
preferred
3-
(quar.)—
(irreg.)—.—
3-21
^
31J/4c
T
(quar.)
common
class A
B
Paso
3-
Shearing & Stamping
:
(quar.)
4(4%
1-20
4-
$1.06'A
Pictures Corp.—
preferred (quar.)—
Combined Enterprises, Ltd. (quar.)—
1
3-14
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Utilities
Mfg.
Corp.,
4.10%
Columbia
4.25%
Corp.
preferred
50C
common (quar.)—.—
(quar.)—,___
(quar.)
System, Inc. (quar.)
4-
$30c
Eastern Racing Association,
$1
Tire
of f»ec
Corp.
for each
Telegraph Co. (quar.)
Rubber-
Goodyear
$14c
—:
2-10
87 Vac
preferred
1
$1.25
(quar.)
1-15
v
——
Goodall
5
3-10
(quar.)
preferred
5%
preferred
Class
Columbian Carbon Co.
Consolidated
Corp.,
1
4%c
Gold & Stock
3
35c
—
■
1
40c
2-
15c
:
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
3-
$1.12%
2-17
2-15
50c
(quar.)
common
vEasfc Kootenay Power, Ltd., 7% pfd. (accum.;
East
St.
Louis & Intcrurban Water Co.—
4
65c
(quar.)
C—
(quar.)—
Colgate-Palmolive Co.,
! Consolidated
Inc.
Inc.,
3-
2-14
25c
3-
3-1
v.
10c
—_—_
investment
Co.
Duro-Test
3-12
3-10
2-14
$1.25
3-17
50c
Holier*
of
6% 1st preferred (quar.)i„_
Globe-Wernicke* Industries, (quar.)
7
1
3-31
_———
(quar.)
Power, com. (monthly)-(monthly)
.-t-t
——
(monthly)
4*/L:% preferred (quar.)—
—.——
Cleveland Worsted Mills
(liquidating)
Coclirane-Dunlop Hardware Ltd.—
Commonwealth
Bradstreet.
Durion
■
3-
Pittsburgh RR. Co.—
Gas
preferred
&
40c
,
Central
Columbia
3-30
to
3-20
60c
Common
3Vs'io
4-15
2-14
37 Vac
(quar.)
1-31
35c
Coal
Corp.
shares,of Glen Alden held)
Glen-Gery Shale Brick, common
1-31
2-14
50c
quar.)___i.—
quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Dupuis Freres, Ltd., class A
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
1-30
25c
Common
Class
2-15
25c
.—
Colorado
(increased
(quar.).:
(quar.)—
Dunham-Bush,
$1.50
special guaranteed (quar.).
regular guaranteed (quar.)
Acceptance Corp., class A (accum.)
7%
$2
Dun
1-lS
87 %c
Colonial
.
(increased
2-14
25c
common
2-10
$1
(quar.)
com.
Cleveland Electric Illuminating, com.
$4.50 preferred (quar.)—
Cleveland
Furniture
Dravo Corp.,
2-14
—
Co.
Industries
Drexel
1
30c
2-20
3-3-1
'
5%
(quar.)
Controller
Dresser
.
2-20
$1.12%
1
1
'
8
2-14
30c
34-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1
com.
—«
common
15c
City Products Corp. (increased)—-—
City Title Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (extra)—
City Water Co. of Chattanooga—
5%
preferred (quar.)———_—
Clark
Co.,
preferred
60c
preferred (quar,)
Cities Service Co.
2-21
2-10
4%
34%c
$3
(quar.)-
Rockaway RR. (s-a)
Drackett
1-20
25c
1—_________
(quar.)——._
1
2-14
50c
—
——
Co.
3-
$1.33
__
Chilton
preferred
Dover &
Chambersburg Engineering (reduced-quar.)__
*Champlin Oil & Refining, $3 pref. (quar.)
Channing Corp. (quar.)
Chase Manhattan Bank (N. Y.) (quar.)
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
Common
(quar.)
4Va %
preferred (quar.)
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., com. (quar.)
3 % % preferred (quar.)
'Chicago, BUriington & Quincy RR. (irreg.)
Chicago Pneumatic Tool (quar.)
5%%*
\
Payable
1958
BMsV
The
Truesdale
Coal
"
Century Acceptance, 8%
preferred (entire
issue to be redeemed on March 1 at $100
per share plus this dividend)Cerro de Pasco Corp. (stock dividend)Cessna Aircraft (increased-quar.)___
each
corporations,
the
-
share
or,e
10
When
Share
Alden
(Stock
of California—
Douglas Oil Co.
Monday, February
.
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
15c
(quar.)
common
.
Holders
25c
Oliver Inc.,
.
50c
on
page
46)
4-
1
3-M
Volume
Number 5715
1S7
.
(685)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
l
.
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY USTED STOCK
.
5E
Yea
Highest
Lowest
*
33b Jun
21
Get
28
11% Jan
36% D
104% May 22
102
14
6 Vis Dec
;
Feb
7
16
Jan
27
19% Jan
24% Jan
3
Acme Steel
20% Jan
_
22% Feb
5
Adams
6
26b Jan 23
*
27 b Jan
204
65 b July
Jun 25
70
3bDec
80
Jan
2
13
3
3
6
119
23 b NOV 19
39
-87-'
*
1
Nov
2
99
2
21% Dec 27
29b Jan
Dec
33-
*
»
Dec
14-
■
31% . J an
93% Nov
21
51
-
Sep
-
2
70.b
14% Jan
2
85% Jan
9
90
Jan
4
Jan
20
19 % Jan
8
8
33b Jan
«
2
May
13
57% July
July
140
19 *
Aug
8
.
38b Dec
Amer
6%
53% Jan
Oct
28
25
3
9
American
2
37% Feb
6
Amer
lib May
13% Dec
Inc common
16
39 % Jan
5
62 b Jan
2
-
69% Jan
29
17
32
Feb
6
3
39% Jan 17
25% Jan
3
87
Feb
7
44
Jan
6
prior preferred
American Cyan amid Co
27
97 b Jan
Jun
8%
2
l
preferred
7%
American
Co
American Enka Corp
3
American
5
(expire Feb 19)
American Export Lines Inc
.40c
American & Foreign Power__Nopar
European
Secur
24
Feb
3
lib Jan
2
13 b Feb
4
22
38% Jan
2
43% Jan
30
American Gas &
2
16 b Jan
2
20% Jan
28
American Hardware
Feb 18
^5
5
73
Jan
28
81
Jan
2
American-Home
'15
Feb
4
American Ice Co common
95% Jan
22
14% Jan
27
Jan
15% Aug 19
13
13
Jan
3
Nov
29
97% Jun
Jan
22
16 b Jun
7
3
94
12% Oct
17% Jun
84b Dec
73b NOV 26
10% Feb 12
92-
15%Jan
2
Oct
10
29% Oct
22
93
73
-
43 b
83.
11
96
July 16
Feb
4
79
Oct 22
28b jun
13
28
99% Feb
6
Oct
7
23
22
24
10b Dec
Nov
15
17% Oct
52% Dec
24
22% Jan
15
23 b Jan
23 'A Jan
7
11
Jan
21
35% Dec
158
31
31
4
Amer
lib Jan
2
3
Amer
Jan
9
155 % Jan
27
Feb
5
154
7%
American Ship
5
Amer Smelt &
24
45b Jan
3
123 % Feb 15
150% Feb
154
Jan
16
Jan
46
Jan
22
117b Jan
122
Feb
S
27b Jan
33
Feb
5
70 b Feb
26 % Jan
14
28% Jan
20
40
31
Apr 24
6
5
67b Dec
65% Jan
31% Jan
6
33% Jan
20
14b Apr 25
12
Jan
2
b Jan
2
9% Jan
24
2
174 b Jan
21
2 3* Jan 23
7
75% Feb
3% Jan
81b Jan
22
Refining common
7% preferred
American Sumatra Tobacco
American Tel & Tel Co
Rights "when issued"
22
American
47% Jan
6
179b Mar
4
43
8
167% Jan
122% Jan
14
131% Feb
7
25% Jan
19% Mar
21
7%
Jan
American Stores
6%
6
27
2
2
10% Jan
8
27
Jan
10
25
Feb
7
7
10%
Jan
2
12% Jan
28
5
19% Oct
22
22% Jan
2
13
45% Feb
4
30
72b Jan
Jan
39%.Dec
5
9
26% Feb
2
47% Jan
2
5
30
81
52 3 4 Feb
Dec
Jan
-
12
Aug 29
33b Aug
21% Feb
£4
32% Dec
24 % Oct
-
30
22% Oct 21
-
22
May
45
Dec 11
05% May 0
80% July 12
43% May 31
40
Mar 20
"
For footnotes see page
'frl'inYi
24.
40
Jan
33
Jan
22
Jan
7
2
.2
13
26% Jan
2
*
45%. Jan
30 :
96 b Feb
:
3 :
36 b Jan
24 i
25% Jan
;
2.4
29 V-'Feb
6/1
Hocking Glass
.
:*
3,500
15
14%
13,000
15
19
19
4%
4b
42'/a
200
31,100
43
41
41b
41b
41%
41'A
41b
2,000
45 b
45%
45 Va
45'/*
45%
1,000
68%
68b
67
68'/a
1,200
31b,
32
69
*68%
69
*31%
32
'
•31%
85
42-!'8
85
41%
84
41%
42 b
41%
42
26 b
260
87
40%:
*
41%
•26%
26%
700
•26b
27 b
14%
14b
I51/4
14b
15
14%
14-%
4,200
16
16
16 b
16%
16 %
10%
1,500
34
33%- 33%
1,500
10,600
2T
*26%
14%
16
16
34%
34%
♦33
34
y33b
ItV
lb
lb
ib
1A
23 b
lA
23%.
23%
4,200
17,600
12,300
3,100
23b
23 Tij
23b
23%
2334
12%
13%
Xl2b
12%
12b
12%
12b
12%
41%
41%
41%-
41%
41 %
x41 b
42%
19
19%
41%
80b
79 b
80 3'4
15
15
15
96
14
14
17%
17 b
17%
100
82%
*81
44%
50b
*44
96
35%
15
15
96
•93
96
13%
13%
•13%
13%
18
18'/4
♦98
98 b
37
37%
37
15%
•93
-
-
37%
100
371/8
18'/o
18
•98
r
100
37%
26,700
83%
240
52%
53 b
1,500
19%
44,200
83%
82%
82%
•82%
83%
53 b
53
53 b
53b
53 3 4
19b
20%
19%
20'!ii
19b
20
19%
♦92%
97
*92'/a
21
*23
24
*iib
12
21
lib
12%
9 b
93i
20%
20%
•23
24
*22%
lib
12
•11%
12
20%
9%
58
56%
58
24'%
24%
24 b
24 b
37 b
37 b
38
37%
39 b
40 b
40 %
40%
13b
13%
13%
13%
13%
*150
25%
25%
58%
60
153
*152%
45
45 %
122
*122'4
59%
13'A
13'A
158
-
•153
13%
24%
24%
58'/a
58 %
400
40%
20,800
710
41%
40%
40%
150%
150'/a
150%
150%
46
*45'/a
46 b
123
•122'/*
46
♦122 b
123
32 Va
33
32-%
32
123
32%
69 b
69%
69 b
27'A
26%
26%
33
32%
33
*8%
9%
-
3
b'
9b
♦9
172%
id
181b
X78b
130'A
129%
81
70
172 b
3
79%
69%
3,000
25%
60
39%
45 b
8,300
26,700
158
33
233
800
10
6,700
5,000
800
2,840
500
9
9
171b
172%
171%
171%
59,900
2%
2 iH
2II
253
279,500
20,400
78
75%
78%
78
129b
129%
760
28 b
28%
29%
28%
54,000
28
29b
28 b
28
b
13'/a
27'A
9%
28
39b
32'A
69 b
172b
129%
2,900
40
27 b
9
,
1,600
37%
39%
33
172
iff
81%
24%
37%
40 b
27 b
9%
2
24 b
37b
32%
69%
172%
131
24%
27 b
32b
33%
3 2'/a
32%
*20b
27 b
•122 b
123
68 b"
70
45'/a
45%
32%
32%
152
154
7.800
152%
40'%
41%
X39%
40%
87,900
37%
i
9%
56%
•24 b
,
8%
56%
x24%
26
60%
•60
800
9b
56%
•153
159
*150
159
25%
59
,
8%
37%
40
20%
56%
•
57%
24%
25 b
9,700
23%
♦lib
57
159
97
24
•23
24
9%
9%
97
20%
20%
97
20%
*92'%
97
.50
36%
52%
*92%
2,700
•82%
19b
.
700
-/
37%
53
,
4,500
1,900
80
79 b
80%
79 b
18%
98
100
*98
:
•
37%
-
19
92
•15
14
18
93
•87
96
14
-
19
*87
19'/4
19
19'/u
93
•93
*93
14
24b
18 b
•88
92
*87
96
*26b
*24%
12%
39,500
26%
15
*10%
400
32%
87
87
*83
80
28
3,900
4%
42%
43
14%
25
*28
37%
19%
*
43
31
31
93
130%
-
37
•75
45%
*68%
19%
Corp—
No par
Co
21.80
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
10Andes Copper Mining
14
|4 preferred—.
Anderson Claj'ton &
16,900
12%-
81
8.25
Common
20
20%
24.
*9
Viscose Corp
64b
41
1%
32b
25
29%
20'/a
„
45%
16 b
171%
2!i!l
25
American Water Works Co com—5
Preferred 6% series
25
:
Preferred 5% % series
25,
American Zinc. Lead & Smelting—1
ZAmphenol Electronics Corp
1
Anaconda Co
-60
: Anaconda Wire & Cable
No par
Anchor
88
41
i
25
25
5
100
100
preferred
American
22
Jan
23 % Jan
26
Tobacco common
43%
42 b
1,700
29%
37%
4%
4b
102
*60'/a
65
20-Va
*19
19%
4%
35
68 b
27 %
],
Co
•98%
r
29%
14%
15%
•19
41/4
40 b'
13%
45
122
32
common——25
100
1
500
1,100
102
•75
14%
15
23,900
37%
19%
,
17%
89%
37%
;-4
37!:«
37%
17%
:
x37'/2
*60'/a
.21
600
70
•88
29 b
,
.
65
20%
19%
26 b
152%
noncumulatlve preferred
American Steel Foundries
Amer Sugar
29%
29%
•61
'
300
40,500
1,900
37b
*99'/a
*75
84%
39
100
preferred
6%
29
29% Feb
Building Co—No par
No par
Refg com
American Snuff Co
3
23
27 b Feb
4
133
9 b Jan
lib July 28
6
22
Nov
8
'
25% Jan
44% July 11
22% Oct
13
Jan
2
35 3i Jan
SI
78% Jan
111% Aug 19
25
Dec 30
45
100
10
preferred
American Seating Co
8
155% Jan
Oct 22
9% Oct
9
13b Feb
41% Feb
Oct 24
8 b Oct
20
42 b Jan
:
'
89 %
37b
102
:
17%
17%
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89'%
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102
65
41%
24%
37%
39 b
13%
*152
25%
58%
American Optical Co
38 b Jan
Jan
39
70 /
80b
"17b
American News Co
22
36 % Jan
_l
I
No par
1
Potfsh & Chemical
No par
Rad & Std Sany common—5
24
63 b Jan
69 3 4 Aug 22
'. 2.4
58
70
42%
100
55
?b Oct 24
160
24
Jan 29
26% Jan
Jan
of 111
26
45% Mar 12
,
Jan
a
70
42 b
,
9% Jan
% Jan
70 3 (i
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69 %
common—7,
22b Jan
27% Dec 31
30
8
20 3
4
Apr
12
Jan
69 b
79b
14
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14 ,
No par
10
97% July 3
63b Jun 11
18
Oct 30
22% Nov
,
Jan
48
34% Jan
39% Oct
113
4
92% Jan
21
1334 b Nov
20% Feb
20% Feb
July 31
12
8% Mar 21
<4% Jan 31
33% May 3
37b May 17
66b July 11
18% Jan
9
30% Oct 22
141*
5
16b Jun
22,
33% Oct
3
53 b Feb
88%
4b
41%
23%
*98
36%,
3.90% preferred
100
82%
Amer Machine & Metals
No par
52b
Amer Metal Climax Inc common—1—
19 b
4%% preferred
100
*92%
American Metal Products com
2
20 %
5%% convertible preferred
20
*23
American Molasses Co
1
12
American Motors Corp
5
9b
American Natural Gas Co
25
56b
American Mach & Fdry
6
82 % Feb
31
14
5b Jan
44
37% Feb
8
17
2
92
July 31
29
20
Dec 11
20% Dec
18% Dec
2
14
86%
41%
19b
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noncumulatlve preferred._100
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5%%. prior preferred
27
36
89%
14b
43
12%
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Products
American International Corp
6
Jail
100
Jan
17 % Jan
Jun
Nov
2
47% Jan
16
11
18 b Feb
2
Jan
6%
32 % Jan
88
24
>
68 b July 18
21
31
3
Jan
16
May 27
102.
Aug 28
Jan
41-
13 % Jan
Corp
95
:
10
12.50
10
Electric Co
7
Jan
36
88'/a
37%
4%
26%
13%
*16
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5
No par
American Hawaiian SS Co
135
37
90
*19
19
Rights
17% Apr 33
Oct 28
70-
32 b
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89%
37%
31%
6
2
23b Jan
32%:.
37
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21b
15%
14 %
19
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83
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19b Jan
39 b May
22
16% Dec 23
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37
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100
16% Feb
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32 b
90
; 20b
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69,600
27,700
32
25
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25
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61
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4
98
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80
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80
26 b
28%
89
41%
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80
25%,
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30b
17%
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78 b
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14%
42%
29b
37
37%
61
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27b
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42
31%
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5
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15
42%
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1,300
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70
44b
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24%
42%
32'
17%
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24%
43 b
29%
-
90 %
17%
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No par
preferred
American Chain & Cable
24 b:
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42%-
98'%
70%
70
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18,400
32
32 b
31%
31%
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79'%
66%
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25
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700
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32 b
65
12.50
American Can Co common
1% Feb
29b Oct
65
l
American Cable & Radio Corp
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10% Oct 21
29%
'
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42'%
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*
13 b
30%
29
63%
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33 % Feb
98%
'
32
29
15 b Feb
14 % Jan
*92%
32%
1
20
American Crystal Sugar com
49 :
97
32
Broadcasting-Paramount'
21
17b Aug
7
30
25b
97
100
convertible preferred
45 b Feb
2
78%
25%
No par
Brake Shoe Co com
42% Jan
13% Jan
78 b
25'%
96%
30
'■
15% «'
15
78%
78b
2
Corp
43% Jan
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Oct 21
35 *
Arma
2
48 b July
35VAOct 22
23b Oct 22
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21
4% Jan 21
80 % Jan
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50
2
29 % Jan
<
42b
78 b
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100
common—lo
2
19% Jan
93 b Feb
24
75%. Nov 26
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40% Jan
8
3
8
27
15
30
27
14
7
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21,100
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30%
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2
28
30
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87
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24
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88
33 %
♦94
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15
Agricultural Chemical—No par
Airlines common
1
convertible "prefer red
100
4%%
28
Jan
*86
34%
42%
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100
10
American Bakeries Co com
32% Jan
86
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218
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86
14
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28
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16
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-
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Jan
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of
29
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19
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62
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22%;
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8
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22%
43%
2
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18
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18
9 b
:
43
Amerada Petroleum Corp
100
3
97% Jan
9
22 %
5
16
37% Jan
13
29% Feb
27
30
104b Feb 12
9%
Corp
17% Jan
31
ft
9
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9
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93% Jan
•
34% Jan
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50
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The):
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r
12.50
7
60
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162
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4
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64% Jan
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2
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2
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5
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15
8
09% Mar 28
13
Oct
25
163'%
Amalgamated Leather Co
t% convertible preferred
21
7
37 b Aug
7
163%
163
162
No par
Mfg common
4.08% convertible preferred
Aluminum
Jan
86% Feb
Mills
Aluminium
27b Jan
7
Jan
•25'/a
5
AUls-Chalmers
Jan* 28
Jan
113
Oct 30
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4% preferred
.100
4
23
34
24 % Jan
30
25b
,
.
66b Jan 24
70 b Aug 16
Oct 22
59
-
2
3
147% Jun
25b
5
—18
Allied-Albany Paper Corp
.
22
Jan 16
30 % Feb
10
22'
16
53% July
31
88b Nov 13
>
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60% Jan
30% Feb 21
24b.Nov 13
w
26'%
17%
33% Jan 30
27
26b
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73%
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Jan
•
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91% Jan
102
59b Dec 30
22%
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common..
6
May 16
Jan
4
27
22%
100
4
26 b Jan
63% July
July
27b Dec 23
•
-
22b
l
Allied Laboratories Inc
6
-
.
2
35bJan
22%
Allied Kid Co
2
Jan
74
30
36% May
22
22%
*153
Allied Chemical & Dye
Jan
•2
20%.-Dec 17
15 %
21%
22%
2
loo
2
preferred
7
23%Jan
70% Dec 20
V
15'/a
22%
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4
0
1
-
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15% Jan 21
42 b Feb
4
80
Jail 13
47% Jun 19
-
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2
>
42%
15%
common
45% JalV
2
Jan.
Gold
8*% Feb
-
13
40% Jan
13 b Jan
42%
15%
...5
20 Y
9,300
42%
No par
Corp
80 b Feb
2
27
Jan
-
6,100
22
serles__10O
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24% Feb
2
Jan
21
22% Aug 13
Dec 30
2
-
-72 b Jan
•
40% Jan-
33
•
13% Feb i 4
3 i
Jan 31
4
Oct
59
7
9
-
23% July
36b; Dec 24
Jan
96
2
Jan
1%
1-1
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-
12b Jan
Jan
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.
25% Dec 30
1
92
16% Nov 25
-
15 b
44*
21%
_
16
Jan
35
15%
43b
15%
' 43%
15 b15%
15%
b
200
15%
42 b
"
42 b
4b% preferred
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Alleghany Corp-common..
_„_i
'-5%% preferred A
.100
$4 conv prior preferred
No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & WestRy 6% gtd
100
Allen Industries Inc..
1
4
'-.91% Jan 27
21
•
Gas
Aldens Inc
Jan 16 *
74% Jan 27
"4% Jan 1 2 - ■/"' ,5 b Jan 27
210
Jan 27
200 b Jan 27
30% Jan
7%
;
17% Jan 22
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Nov
2
6
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13.
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:110b Jun
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1
2
Sep
146
pfd
Alco Products Inc
2
Jan
110 "
Jan
15 b
43%
l
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Alaska Juneau
.
20
Xl5%
104'/a
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104%
104 %
106
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16
15b
15%
*
-65% Apr
•
!
5
..
72
'
9% Jun 14
240
Oct 24
80b Dec 31
'
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8,700
21%
Co
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
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-93% Dec 17"
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*
14
17% Jan 14
30*
Oct 17
190
v.
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108,
8
Jan
18% May 13
20
Oct 30
•
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1
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114
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4.50%' conv
6
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lib Jan
16
19% Jan
13 b Dec
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Dec 23
28 b Feb
8
16
400
48%
42
26
30
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32 b
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Jan
203
32'A
48%
49
io
162
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160'
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24% Jan
28
25 b Dec
23% Dec 30
July l
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232% Jun
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•
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23
2
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48 b
33
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17 b Jan
8
1
33
49
47 %
108
16
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i
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1
*
; '9 b Feb
,21% Jan
2
Jan
16% Jan 28
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33
47
32%
33%
*32%
33
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ACF-Wrigley stores Inc
163% Feb
2
: Jan
7
7
11% July ft
31% July 23
; 45% Oct 21
,
143
7
,14% Jan
30
24% Jan
11
Jun
the Week
Feb. 7
i
25
;
ACF Industries Inc
44
14% Jan
Friday
Feb. 6
100
preferred
conv
37b Jan
Thursday
Feb. ft
5
common
ABC Vending Corp
8
19 b Oct 11
i6bDcc 31
,
31
27% July 18
Feb 12
f132,
4%
24
Jan
17
1
Mar
Jan
16%
38% Jan
20% Dec, 24
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SALE PRICES
HIGn
Wednesday
Feb. 4
i
Abbott Laboratories
16% May 27
64 b May
12% Get 21
Dec 2.7
21
,
106
*
30
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7
Jan
17% Jun
2
Feb
49
Abacus Fund
27
Jan
13
% Jan
10
33
3
43% Jan
51b July 15
37 b Feb 12
92
Nov 13
,
30% Jan
17
AND
Tuesday
Feb. 3
F#f
EXCHANGE-
Highest
Lowest
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. I
J
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LOW
STOCKS
Range tor Previous
103a
10 3,'.
10%
10%
10b
10 b
26%
26%
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26%
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25
130
130
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44%
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52 b
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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.
10
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Lowest
Highest
34% Jan
Jan
31
4
22 Vb Jan
2
10
65 % Jan
2
43 Vb Jan
2
10% Oct 21
16% Jan
8
12 % Jan
2
4
29
21% Dec
39% Dec
18
30
Jan
79
Sep
5
92
18
Feb
14
32% Jun
5
3Vb Oct
22
63A Jun
7
Argo
Steel
Armour
&
7
Armstrong Cork Co
$3.75 preferred
9
Arnold
/
20
Jan
27
)22
35* Jan
8
5
'29%
Jan
4% Feb
17
285a Feb
6
24
19% May
6
15 Vb Jan
2
16% Jan
16
17
3IV* May 31
27% Jan
6
28 Ve Jan
23
6Ve Jan
2
8Vb Nov 22
6% Jan
9
7% Feb
7
1
Jan
29
27% Oct
22
34
4
103
Jan
28
63% NOV
4
78
Jun
6
16% Nov 19
27
May
2
19% Feb
24i%
88%
89%
Corp
5
*20
22
*20
22
*20%
22
*20%
22
1
Industries
Jan
2
31% Dec
13
29% Jan
10
131% Feb
7
27
83% Nov
191
23
86 Vb Jan
8
26% Nov 13
50 % July 15
27% Jan
2
36 % Nov
57% Jun
6
37
Feb
7
25
86
1
Jan
95
13
1
Jan
9
6% Dec
30
11% Jan
24
6% Jan
2
17
18
24
14% Jan
40% Jan
2
Dec
94
Jan
Jan
Dec
..
7
30.
79% July 16
Nov
56
26
14
25% Oct
4% Oct
38% Nov
I
8
116% Feb
7
30% Jan
2
Feb
6
Jan
2
1
5
48% July
8
43% Jan
3
•65% Jan 23
8% Feb
3
SVsJan
4
3% Jan
9
21
46% Jan
11
31% Jan
13
15
16
9% Jan
31% Nov
35% Feb
6
90% July 26
80.
102
45'A Dec
Mar
Feb
-
17
57% Jan
May 16
51%: Jan
15% Jan
18
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39'A Oct
21
15% Aug
6
19% July 25
293A Nov 25
1
•
.
35% May 20
Apr
5
20% Jan
Dec
1
12
10 % Mar
8
85
Jan
42
11
10% Jan
32% Feb
Barber
Oil
2
Barker
Brothers
Jan
13
Basic
Bath
'
•
42
89% Feb
Oct
21
" Jan
18
21
18
48
14.
78
18'A Jan
9;
44% Jan
2
18% Jan
2
45
Jan
6
15
47% Dec
16
45%. Jan
4
Bell
54% Jan
7
33% Jan
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11
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5
20
37% Jan
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9
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23
27% Dec
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28
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14
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24
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6
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Feb. 6
Carpet Co Inc
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Feb. 5
•
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23
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10
33%
10
Corp
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Jan
Feb. 4
5
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Feb. 3
.
No par
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24% Jan
87
36 % July 19
Oil
Armco
47% Jan 24
13% Jan 16
14% Dec
28
Par
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16
•
2
22% Jan
Feb 18
20 V* Nov
30
24% Jan
2
Jan
89% Apr 25
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
>
36
18
28% Dec
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. I
Year 1957
Lowest
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
*
■'
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28%
25
49 %
38 Va
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Number 5715
Volume 187
.
.
(687)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
F^^est
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
4
10%. Jan
51%. Jun
13
32% Jan
13
2i
Oct 22
90% Nov 11
32 % May 22
24
Jan
13
Mar 21
96
Jan
9
25y4Jan
2
35% Jan
29
24
Jan
31
2
28% Oct 22
6
2C% Jan
26% Jan
22% NOV
105
25% Nov
19
10
'
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40% Dec
19
74% July 16
39% Jan
30
65%, Jan
11
32% Jan1" 2
47.
Apr
26
38% Jan
3
23%. Aug
6
20% Jan
2
Aug 15
18% Oct
22
28
55 Ya Dec
22
9
58 % Jan
68% Jan
97
Feb
99 -'" Jan
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14y» Jan
24
8
109% Aug 20
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Jan
8
11
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17'% Jan
24
22
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7
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16
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13% May 22
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Oct 28
43% Oct 22
32% Dec
4
26% Nov
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1
6% Dec 31
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49% Jan
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3
31% Jan
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11% Jan
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7
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10
49 y4 Jan
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37% Jan
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5
23 Yb Nov
12
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4
98% Feb
24%
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.
17
8Vb Jan
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27'% Feb
9
89% Dec
110% Jan
9
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30
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31
11
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Oct
22
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20
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30
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15
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30
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26
83
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13
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33% Jan
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114% Jan 27
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—
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5
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Continental Baking Co common—5
$5.50 preferred
—No par
Continental Can Inc common
10
$3.75 preferred
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$4.50-conv 2nd preferred—
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1
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5
Consolidated Natural Gas
—10
Consol RR of Cuba 6Y0 pfd
100
Consumers Power Co com
Nopar
$4.50 preferred
Nopar
$4.52 preferred
Nopar
$4.16 preferred
:
No par
Container Corp of America—
39%
16%
91
100
——
39'%
105
*102
105
*102
;
16%
61
79%
105
391/4
40%
104'%
51%
49
47'%
*102
105
*86
1 "
com—25 r.
—Nopar
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
50c Consol Electronics Industries—.—1
$5
15 v
Feb
28
58
25
4
24
28
49 y2 Jun
Oct
33'% Feb
14% Jan
103;
49
51i%
131
10
Conde Nast Publishing Co—Nopar
Cone Mills Corp——,
1®
Coiigoleurn-Nairn. Inc—;
No parConsolidated Cigar- Corp^——.—1
Consolidated Coppermfnes Corp-— 5
Consol Edison of N Y com—Nopar
3 »-•
5 y
'jain 14 '
4S'% Jan
22
Oct
9^
2
22
Jun
5% Feb
1IV Feb
"
44 Ya Jan
22% Oct
42
.
30
16
11%. Jan 13
36% Oct
87
c".
2
9% Jan - 2
7
89
Comptometer
104-
6
24
6
r
9
10'% Jan
14
95% Nov
29
2
2
101 Va-Jan
Jan
40% Oct
T-n
41% Jan
14
■
14%, Jan
9% Oct
/.••
13
Feb
104
•17
29% Dec
14
11
.123.8 Jan
Dec ,24
Dec
4
Jan
ro'4% Jan
10% Apr
30
4
44VaFeb
Commercial Credit Co
Commercial Solvents —
Commonwealth Edison Co
• 4.64%
preferred —
3
19 y2 Jan
22
31
"
421/4 Dec
30
35% Oct
9 L'A Oct
r
48'A
;50%
jll%
*
132
.
1,900
113/a
Broadcasting System—
Class A
2.50
Class B
2.50.
Columbia Gas System Inc-—No par,
Columbia Pictures common
5.
- $4.25 preferreds
No pax
31%
51%
40%
Columbian Carbon Co
No jiar
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
Combustion Engineering Inc
1
4
21
26
>
:
6
30
Oct
20% Sep
30% Dec
■
»
8
4
.
110
31%
47%
*131
noncumulative 1st pfd
100
noncumulative .2nd pfd—100.
6,500
31%
*91
107%
,
-14%
-4%
31%
92%
313/4
92'V
50%
;
51... Jan 20
49 ; Feb
3 /
,
87,000
47%
*35%.
17'%
103%
54%
32
61
"
,
24% Jan
14% Oct
104
31%
9%
31%
74
4Q%
;
36% May 18
11% Dec
/
X
*151
*71
i
35% May 15
18
Jan
8
16
40%
,
23% Oct 22
22
*102
39'%
16%
*98y2
—100
.„
22% Oct
„■
5
31%
803
16'A
41
31'%
*91
93
x31'%
5334
55%
31%
31%
*91
*40%
303a
47 '%
51%
,
,
43'% Jan
2
2.8
50%'Apr 25
Oct
46>;
{•: 38
..
Jan
15'/4 Jan
80
17
-
18% Dec 30.
,
..
Apr 17
49% Dec
.
Cluett Peabody & Co com
No nar
7% preferred
100
91
Feb
5 ;
4%
2nd preferred,
100
112'% Feb
7 i
Coca-Cola Co iTue)
Wo pat
-»
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
No par
52% Feb
6 .<
Colgate-Palmolive Co. com
10
,,83
Jan
8.
$3.50 preferred
Nopar16y2 Jan 16
Collins & Aikman Corp
Nopar
22% Jan 16 *•' Colorado Fuel & iron com—No par
45% Jan
8 ; '
5i%% preferred series B
50
41
Jan 30
Colorado-& Southern Ry com—100
15
98% Jan
93 y2
30y8
47 %
50%
*11%
*9%
lO'/a
54%
55%
31'%
31%
93%
54%
56%
*15%
16
43
*40'A
43
*41
43
*41%
31
30%
Nopar
5100
30
Clark Equipment Co
15
23
C C C & St Louis Ry Co com—>100
13
5% noncumulative preferred—100
4
Cleveland Electric Ilium coin
15
23
$4.50 preferred
No par
7
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%. gtd
50
30
Special guaranteed 4% .stock.—50
22."' Clevite Corporation
—1
y4 Feb
2,800
10,300
14%
*9'%
City Products Corp„,
42
6
16,600
14%
52'A
20%
22%
15
13
132
2
Jan
139
25
18'% Jan
v
,Jan
13
'
2
2T
Dec
Jan
36'% Jan
23
32
73
4
Jan
127
Sep
Feb
62
5
431/b Mar
23
Dec
Jan
104% Jan
15% Jan
25% July 19
•
300
20'%
No par
10
preferred
100
3,800
35%
*343/4
35
35
32
31%
32%
*32'A
2,100
24
14'%
14'%
City Stores Co common
27,/4%,% convertible preferred
74'% Jan
41
5%%
?■
1
35%
1,100
12 Ya
1034
*22
24
*22
14,900
91'A
*90
12%
12%
12%
12
*22
35'A
5334
91
12
*35
52%
93
32%
32%
27
53%
23%
1,100
26%
53
12
3,900
7%
.
27
53%
23%
24
7%
7%
4,900
6%
6'A
6
6
6%
6%
7%
37
37'A
2®
36
6
x37
56
35%
20%
800
56
37'/a
-
20%
23,100
57%
56
*96
98
35%
2'%
*56
56
16%
100
10
City Investing Co common
600
29%
52
52/
8.50
Co
28
2%
9%
6
*35
13%
Nopar
series A noncum pfd
19'%
;
32'%
Cities Service
600
241%
*21%
C I T Financial Corp
V9
Jan
Jan
150,
71'Mr:Jan 21
14
Jan
41
.
150
oa*i
r
41% Jan
2
Feb
95
,77®
97% Jan
2
39y».Jan
104
16
123% Jun
Oct
70'
-
24
8
.
33% Dec
15% Dec
17
6
57% Nov
t
to
43% May 20
21
9Q>
(
11% Jan 31
2
.
May 18;
Jan 25
173
Dec
73--
21
17
67% July
Nov
162
;
51% Jan 30
15'% Jan
9
Dec
49
vi*i
35 y8 Jan
4
9®
13
MU
v
——
20% Apr
7
V2-,
10% Jan
46% Jun
23
Dec
I'
2
Jan
44
^
18% May 31
103% Nov 20
100% Sep 23
35% Dec 30
Dec 23
15
93% Jan
.
Jan
27
4
Jun
Jun
25% Dec
39% Feb
2,600
„
23%
40
;
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co
4
50
33
42%
_1.25
4%,~ preferred
32
1,600
100'% 101
33
*18%
:
Common
5
2,700
54%
*54
•'
*100'% 103
32%
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
83
94% Jan 31
55
500
15%
15%
.
42 %
24
*18%
"
Apr 34
30
23'A Sep 11
82% Oct 22
54 V*
54
*100
103
32%
32%
15'%
,
76
*75
15, »4
15%
15%
15 ya
54
53%
*100'%
76
*75
75%
*74%
15%
5%
52% Jan
41
82%, July 24
47
47%
Chicago Pneumatic
5
48
48'%
L Chic & North Western com—No par
5
;
4,700
48
48'%
preferred series A
100
Tool;
8
23% Jan 20
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
.16
Feb
6
Chicago Yellow Cab_—
Nopar
Hi/4 Jan
2 V Chickasha Cotton Oil
5
41 'A Jan
Chile Copper Co
9
:
25
57% Jan:,7.
Chrysler Corp
25
21% Feb
10%
*47%
Western Ry com Del_50
-'Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
\
10%
10%
__io
—u—
:
10%
10%
54'%
93
11%
Great
500
103i
10%
*19
■<
<
l__i
Co_—_—
Class A
I,100
19 y8
10%.
53'%
*91 ~
Chic
18'%
*19
10%
7%
26%
29
18'%
19'%
*18'%
*19;
10%
$4.50 preferred
4
Jan
33
10
*18ya
19 Ya
19
7%
26%
*
18'%
18'%
19
1
Chesapeake Corp of Va
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3YaYo
convertible preferred—_100
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No par
5
10,800
18'%
18'%
98
20 '4
36 Ya
30
12% Feb
32%
19
Chemway Corp
l(>y1 Jan
90
32
18'%
36%
3
54% Feb
48% Jan
69% Jan
63
3 2 TV
19
36'%
4
62%
32 Ya
*63
18%.
76
i, 1,100
63%
33 Ya
33%
15%
16,200
107
*105
63'%
32 y8
*74'%
100
14
13%
14'%
106
32%
63
*47%
99
*97%
99
13%
*102
32
*96
20
35%
5%
20
14'/b
15,800
63
62%,
62%
*97.'%
97
106
*102
106
90
5,800
66 ya
65%
66%
65%
19'A
„
'
Checker Cab Manufacturing
6% Jan 21
67%
62%
*—Nopar
Common
6
15%.
31%
5
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
'
106 %
6
13 7 8
14
*102
106
*102
106%
6'%
97
9®
13%
13%
15%
106'%
6
661/2
68
*98
90
15%
*106
6Va
16'%
6 Ya
66%
67
lO'/a
106'/a
16
*106
6ya,
5534
•*
30
371/4 Jan
106%
90
I,800
6%
16%
106y2
16
16%
Nopar
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
__1
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
1
7
23
23
26
64
24%
55%
30
Jan
7'/a Jan
10 Ye
4®% Oct 2l
24%
*97
—50
Covp
Corp
Aircraft Co
Belt
Chain
'
4% Jan
-f
10% Mar 28
22
; 52% Dec 30
24%
16,100
19
Chadbourn Gotham Inc—
Jan
•
31'% Jan
24
31
6
24%
65%
10
Certain-Teed Products Corp
*
3
30
56"
2
1.7% Jan
1
6 Va Oct
9% Nov
23%
24
.
___i
West
Sugar
de' Pasco
Cerro
3
■
Jan
47%; Jan
.
17% Dec
,.
22
16
5
Cenfll-al RR Co of N J_—„
.
"
22
Nq par
91
.
22
Century Industries Co,—r;
34
40>
22
24
29
31•:
43
22i%
42
11
10% Nov 11
42
22 y8
—5
?Jan
46% Dec
38%
42%.
22 Vt
9.50
'
V
38 V4
42%
22'%.
Co
99% Jan
38
38%
421/2
21%
Central Violeta
24,
31% Oct 22
'
38'%
*4134
Central &;
86% Jun
'■
38%
41%
7
2
44'%
38
44
38i/2
7
Jan
43%
3,200
43%
17
6
6,700
44
41%
44% Feb
'
27%
43%
37%.
2538 Feb
South
27 %
4 4 Ya
42
19%, Jan
/
27%
44
3®%
7
2
27'%
43%.
22%
—20
Illinois Public Service
120
27%
27'%
.
41 %
16
8% Jan
2
11
11
Central
22
99
21%
1
—4
preferred
5,400
2,100
99
100
100
26 '/a
42%
12.50
Corp/common
100
*98
44,400
341/B
26
37%
*
Jan
10
% Oct
45
27 %
Jan
7
24
23
27
.♦
23% Jan
21
l%Dec
27,
Ya Jan
8
43% Jan
3% Jan
26%
19
8
Oct
8
98
18
9% Jan
19 y4 Dec
■
98
1
—
Central Aguirre Sugar Co
.
2.9
33% Jan
10
'
22
99
41
22
10
59% Jan
24% Oct
1
3
•
99
Central Foundry Co
1
48
Feb
6 \ .Central of Georgia Ry com__No par
5% /preferred series R
74% Jan 23
100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec—No. par
16!/b Jan 22
6 / Central Illinois Light
55
Feb
com
No-par*
4 % % preferred
103
Jan 23
100
10% Jan
15
27
43 Vb May
3
Jan
Jan
May 20
36
Oct 21
17
34% Jan
2
24
Jan
'
16%, Apr
14*
19' ...Jan
15
2®i%
4%.%/eonv preferred series A-100
18% Jan
'74
;
34%
26%
1
(J I) Co common
Celotejc
7
2
35%
26 y4
13%
4
X33%
26V4
35
26
6%
24
*
■
11
100 y2 Jan
20
88'/a Jun
,
July 29
16%. Jun
7
56 y* Apr
1
14% Nov 19
7
'
28
Jan
_
15
44
80
3
Jai}
65
33% Feb
•
17% Jan
J.an
Iff
Jan
23
31
8% Jan
-
104.,
'55% Jan
38% Jan
31:
Dec
347/a
26
35%
25%
6%
10
12
17%. Jan
34%
26%
35
106%.
.
35%
16%
106%
.
17%
16i%
/ Celanese. Corp of Amer ccm„Napar
.'o 1*'o
2n4' preferred
100
30
Dec
,
55.
Case
6% Jan 28
1
3
Products Inc
Carter
18J%
16%
'--*'7preferred/—
100
' :*. 6%-«Jr'/2nd preferred
—7
Caterpillar Tractor common
10
4.20% preferred
loo
27
Jan
5% Jan
23 % Oct
98
-
!
Shares
17TV-
16%
15%,
5
10
—50
Carriers & General Corp
24
16% Jan
the Week
Feb. 7
16
Mfg Co_
10
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
Carolina Power & Light
No par
24% Feb IA
107
Friday
Feb. 6
5
Co
('.Carpenter Steel Co
Carrier Com common
'
\4Mr*%». preferred
,
6
100 % Mar 13
10
10% Oct
'42 % Feb ; 6
22 % Jan 27
;
13
15% Jan 17
101'A Jun ' 2
14.
99 % May
88% Oct
1
19
'5% Mar
1
% Jan
19
24
110% Jan
99:/. Nov 13
5% Oct 22
'
Oct
18% Jun
25
19
Dec 30
.' 12% Oct 22
■'
Tharaday
Feb. 5
15%
.
C
44% Jan
39 % Jan ,28
13
Wednesday
Feb. A
1
Carey (Philip)
v
.
Tuesday
Feb. 3
Par
,
Inc
Carborundum (The)
■
3iy8 Dec
317
Capital Airlines
-27% Feb f. 5
"Z
EXCHANGE
_
18%, Feb
97/a Deo 30
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
Salmi far
LOW AND* HIGH 8ALR FUCKS
STOCKS
Range for Previous
50%
*48
50%
50
47%
47%
60
28%
8,200
*48
-
51
*48
51
*48
*47%
50
*47%
50
*47%
27%
28'%
28 Ya
28'4
28
28 V*
27%
27
27 3 u
27
27
'4
27%
4,800
27'%
26%
26%
16%
1634
16%
16%
28,500
16%
16%
16%
16%
13%
13'V
13%
13%
13%
66%
*65%
66%
1,800
13%
13'%
13%
66'%
66'%
*65%
.66 Ya
•65Mb
36%
36%
37
36%
3,600
36'%
36%
37
35%
32 Ya
32 Va
32%
32
32 y8
6,400
i2Q
31%
32 Ya
32
25
24%
24%
24 Ya
25
24%
24 Ya
24'%
53
52%
53
53
53 Ya
52%
52%
52'%
11%
12'4
11%
11%
28,700
11%
11%
11%
12
44
43%
44 Va
43%
44i/a
14,800
44'%
43%
43%
104
104
"103
104
5i%
4%
4%
5'%
5%
*5%
5%
10%
10%
*5
8%
33i%
13i%
x48'%
105
13'%
48'%
105'%
11
t
10%
8%
8%
t
32%
33%
8%
33'%
13
48%
105
131/4
48%
105
"103
-
*4%
5%'
10%
8VA
32
yB:
12%
49
105%
*4%
5
7,900
900
103
103
104
300
5
5%
8%
5%
2,700
10%
5%
11
10%
4,600
8%
Yai
32
12%
12%
49'4
48%
*105%
106
8%
3,300
32%
2,800
12%
4,700
"
32 % :
49
106
•
28%
29 y4
28%
28%
10,200
3,100
6,600
28'%
29
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21 Ya
203/4
21%
15'%
15%
15'A
15%
15%
15%
153/a
15%
15 Mr
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16%
16%
16%
16%
42%
42%
42%
31'%
32
31
34
49
49
48%
49'/b
♦16%
42 %
♦32'A
*163/4
17
32%
32
32
790
49
7,100
48%
48%
102%
102 y4
103
*102'A
102%
102%
102%
*102%
103
18%
*90
33
19%
93
33%
19
*9®
33
*103'/a
103 Va
102%
44 Va
44%
44'/a
*89
*1133i
90 Va
116
89
*113%
96
19%
93
33%
103%
44%
89
116
*94
18%
♦90
32%
*103
y4
97
19
93
33
104
48%
103
*102%
*94
18%
*90
32%
103
43%
43'A
44%
89
89
*8.9
115
*112
*113%
500
42-%
102%
*92
1,000
5,400
423/4
102'%
97
17
42%
103'A
*94
18,000
1,000
29%
28%
42%
8,300
103%
400
103'A
260
97
18%
13,100
93
32%
103
43%.
90%
115
4,000
300
14.400
280
15
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(688)
.
.
.
Monday, February
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
9
Range Since Jan. 1 :
Highest
Deo 31
20ft Nov
4
39 ft Nov 14
15% Jan
t
26% Jan
8% Jan
17
20ft Jan
10
3
7
20% Jan
3
44
Jan
15
49
Feb
6
Jan
2
8
Feb
70ft Jun 19
40% Jan
15
9
May
Jun
8
5%
convertible
preferred
1
44% Feb
Continental Oil
24
43% July 28
28 ft Jan.
3
31ft Feb
Continental Steel
37
18% Jan
2
22% Feb
16 ft Jan
13
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co common
30
43ft Jan
20
23
40% July 11
54 ft July 25
21
Dec
49% May 21
8
Jan
50 ft Jan
20
2
Feb
25% Feb
20
52
Jan
30
5%
51
Dec
30
79% July 11
52
Jan
14
52
Jan
14
28
Feb
34% Dec
6%
11
27
33ft Jan
13
35% Jan
30
Corn
July 18
166ft Oec
17
161ft Feb
4
168ft Jan
23
1%
16 ft Jan
22
145
12ft Dec 24
57 ft Feb
74
13
Oct 22
27ft Jan 14
106 ft
89
79ft Oct
31
96ft May
Deo
30
25
Oct
18
lft Dec 24
22
74
Oct
22
Nov 29
26% Oct 22
14
40 ft Oct
22
85
Oct
22
16 ft Dec
23
15% Dec 31
32 ft Apr
58 ft
Cuba
30% Apr 28
493% Jan
183% Jan
17
7ft Jan
2
9
7
63
2
56
2
6
Jan
6% Jan
28
203% Jan
2
8
30
24
Cudahy Packing Co
21
Jan
23
Jan
13
31ft Jan
24
9
Jan
2
10% Jan
21
7
58
Jan
15
20% Jan
2
21% Feb
24
2
28ft Jan
11
30% Jan 31
33
Jan
38 ft Oct
11
64% Jan
14
42 ft Jan
46
Jan
43 ft Jan
2
46
Feb
1
83 ft Jan
15
86
Jan
9ft Jan
14
10 ft Jan
18
22
47
Oct
21
Nov
15
49 ft Apr
86
Mar
72
7$
14
Oct
Jun
19
ft Oct 22
13% Jan
26 "ft Dec
26
24
Nov
19ft Dec
6ft Dec
.2
31
7
30
18
41ft Feb 25
3ft Jan
21
3% Jan
.
lift Jan
15
31
35
Jan
16
2
49
Feb
6
4
83ft Jan
10
87
Jan
22
Preferred
3.75%
Jan
28
Preferred
3.75%
86 ft Jan
3
Preferred
3.90%
Feb
27
68
Apr
i
23% Jan
84
Jan
88
85 ft Jan
8
15 ft Jan
17
5%
24
Decca
30% Feb
6
Deere
30 % Jan
32 ft Jan
27
51ft May 18
26% ADr 18
47ft Jan
49 ft Jan
2
20% Jaii
27
48 ft
35
2
39% Jan
29
55
Nov 25
83% Dec
37
Jan
34ft Dec
July 17
■41% May 21
65
24
Jan
37% Jan
Jan
23
17
22% Jan
2
9ft Jan
21
59
3
39 ft Jan
17
39
-2
ft July
Jan
31
<
55
Feb
5
19
30
37% Mar 13
25 ft Jan
12
34
30
'8 ft Oct
13 ft Dec
22
30
2
25% Jun
6
33 ft Jan
4
36 ft Feb
De
24
24 ft Jan
28ft Jan
15% Jan
14
6
15 ft Dec
16 e
34 ft Jan
14
25% Jam
9% Apr
17
13 ft
9
9% Jan
.113%, Jan
14
£3 ft Jan
27 ft Feb
12
Jan
Diana
6
14%
15
151/4
14%
29
29
Dec
11
Dec
50% Oct
10
ll*%Jan
14
24
14% Jun
12
10
91<
Jan
14
24 ft Jan
29
12
lift Dec 24
49
10% Jan
31
lift Jan
14
Jan
23
62% Feb
74%
Jan
9
Jan
14% Feb
Dr
6
Dover
52 ft Jan
59 ft Feb
4
Dow
573% May 13
37
Jan
42% Feb
4
Dresser
16% Jan
18% Feb
4
10
Jan
10 ft Jan
23
6ft Jan
7% Feb
3
1603% Oct 21
99
Jun
27
76% Nov
14
30 ft Oct
36 ft Nov
41
9% Aug
8
206
July 16
176
Jan
2
188 ft Feb
Mar 27
106ft Jan
8
1093/4 Jan
1
85
37 ft
Apr
2
34ft Jan
45
Jan 29
Aug 27
39% Oct
28
41
Nov
18
40
41
July
July
14
Oct
42
Jan
Jan
6
2
13
49 ft Jan
29
48
Feb
3
49
24*
44
Jan
8
:
Jan
17%
17%
17 Va
17ft
17ft
17 ft
64,200
22
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
19 ft
1,760
19%
19%
8ft
15,200
197%
8%
8ft
63
7%
31
10
8
19%
8%
*61
7%
8
19%
19%
19%
8ft
8%
8%
7%
62 ft
♦GOVa
62 ft
*60 ft
;.
*7 ft
8
*7ft
8
7%
57%
21%
24 ft
25%
24%
,30%
31
30%
44 ft
45
44%
45%
45 ft
45 ft
*84 a 4
10
57%
*21 ft
87
9%
*57
.
21%
21%
57%
21%
25
24%
25%
31
31ft
44%
43»4
45ft
>
*57
*57
57%
57%
21%
24%
25 ft
31ft
31%
31%
441/2
43%
43 ft
4514
46
45 ft
45
87
*84%
87
*843/4
10
9%
10
9%
89 ft Jan
*3%
3%
*3%
*11%
1214
*1114
31ft
31%
31ft
31%
31%,
31%
48 ft
31ft
48 ft
48 ft
48%
481'a
48%
48 ft
49 '
84
ft
*84
;
*85
90
*87
90
90
*85
89
89
*86 ft
89
*86
90
15%
15%
15%
29 ft
30
15%
16 ft
1614.
15
15 ft
15
15 ft
15
29%
30 ft
29%
30
30
32 ft
32 ft
32 ft
32%
3114
1
4
1614
16
22
1
16 ft
15 ft
14%
15 ft
7,800
"
30%
29%
30 ft
19,500
32
*31ft
31%
2,800
23
22%
32 ft
No par
22 ft
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
7ft
7ft
7ft
7ft
714
7ft
7%
47%
4814
20
1
.
48 ft.
48 ft
48 ft
48 ft
4814
48%
19%
20%
20 ft
20 ft
20%
2034
38%
38%
39 ft
39
3914
39 ft
*54 ft
-.10,.
*34
39%
57
39ft
39%
3914
57
55
1014
10 ft
43 ft
41
42
*34
37
42 ft
43 ft
37
.
*34
37
48
Feb
3
*
48
Jan
16
4.%
Jan
8
50
Jan
17
4.20%
8
48
Jan
1
27
47%
47%
19%
20%
9,600
38%
10,500
39%
39 ft
3,300
Jan
22
48
Jan
13
53
Jan
16 V4 Jan
31
1#
14% Jan
14
15 ft Jan
24
56 ft
*55
56 ft
10
10 ft
10
10ft
9,100
40
40
39 ft
39ft
2,500
*34
37
.
ft
*34
35 ft
34%
35 ft
35%
3614
35%
35%
29
29
29 ft
29
29 ft
283/4
2814
11
27% Jan
5
4
29% Jan
Feb
5
16% Jan
20 ft Jan
24
July 15
24%- Jan
31%
31%
32
32 ft
32 ft
27 ft
26% Jan
33% Feb
27% Feb
73% Jan
1
18
97% Jan
78
_
13
143 ft Nov
6
158
38 ft Dec
31
64
j.4
21
38% Jan
2
27% May 8
81 Va Apr U
40
Jan 18
22% Jan
2
91 ; Ap*
8
27ft July 3
40% Apr 25
4% Aug 15
86
22 ft Oct
74
Nov
8
21% Dec
19
82
Aug
6
17% Dec
23
24ft Dec
30
3ft Jan
2
25 ft Dec
27
6% Dec
24
30
Feb 28
ft Jan
35 ft Mar
1
14ft Jkn 31
Dec
23
22 ft Oct
44% July
22
34
153
76
Feb
7
28
28
2714
13 ft
27 ft
13 ft
27ft
13 ft
273/4
1,900
13 ft
13 ft
16%
17 ft
13 ft
13 ft
17 ft
13 ft
3,000
18%
17%
13 ft
26%
18 ft
26%
26%
27 ft
35,100
27
27
1
lift
lift
lift
lift
lift
*11
1714
18 ft
17%
18 ft
27
2714
27
27 ft
2,600
>11%
lift
lift
11%
2,409
*10%
No par
No par
13%
13 ft
13%
10%
13%
10%
1314
64 ft
13%
65 ft
13 ft
13 ft
65
13 ft
65%
64
13ft
5,400
65%
63%
64 ft
62%
63%
20,800
14 ft
——5
:
10%
14ft
10ft
14
10 ft
1414
10%
10 ft
1414
10%
14ft
14
10%
14%
4
Jan
4
105% Feb
157
Jan
4
57%
59 ft
58%
59 ft
58 ft
58%
41%
57 ft
42%
58%
42
29,400
42y8
18 ft
41 ft
42 ft
18 ft
39%
18%
18
18
4114
34,100
1,100
*18
1
*9%
18
10%
1814
*9%
10 ft
517%
*9%
1014
18 ft
7ft
7%
*9%
10 ft
7%
*9%
7%
10 ft
7%
7%
7ft
7ft
7ft
185
186 ft
No~par
109
109
No par
*87 ft
88 ft
185 ft
188 ft
187
18814
185%
187%
109ft
109
10914
109
*87 ft
109V4
88 ft
87ft
87 ft
*87
38
37=14
38
37%
38
50
*42 ft
44
*42%.
43%
*42
48 T\
*48
50
*48
50
"
4R
/
7 ft-
*108 ft
i_lo
common
50
37%
88
37 Va
43%
44
*48
*42
50
*45 ft
*48
46 ft
50
*50
*45%
4614
52
*50
*45 ft
46 ft
52
*45ft
*50
52
46 ft
473/4
*50
52
*45
*50
47%
*52
47%
53
*45
*52
47%
*45
53
*50 ft
52
*15
15ft
45
46 ft
15 ft
*45
"
,
52
*15
15ft
2
26% Feb
6
17
86
Jan
17
14
20 ft Feb
4
277/8 Jan
17
2
3% Jan
2
4% Jan
22
26% Jan
2
29 ft Jan
23
6% Jan
2
8
27
Jan
2
May 20
29
Jan
10
9% Feb
3
30 ft Jan
29
33
Feb
3% Oct 22
15 ft Oct 22
21
Jan
7
30ft Dec
177/4 Jan
35 ft
31ft Jan
34 ft Feb
Nov
23
6
24% Nov 13
6ft Dec 23
43
56
Dec
July
12
8
89% Jan
14
14
32% Apr 30
20% Jan
7
77
6?
Feb
Feb
1
28
4% Jan
79
Jan
26% Jan
6'4 Jan
44% Jan
56
Jan
32%
32 ft
35 Va
35
32%
35%
32%
34 ft
35%
36
19 ft
19%
35V2
19 ft
20
20
com—10
20
26 ft
26%
*19%
Corp
2
5% Feb
88
National
Paso
*50 ft
52
Ho
*14%
15ft
200
,
common
Feb
27%
26 ft
26%
25%
26 ft
77 ft
77%
777/a
77
77'%
49C
12,900
103
103%
155
155
3
1
2.50
Co__
5
Gas
42
42%
24%
*81
25%
*86
25%
88
31%
105%
157
29 7 a
104 ft
"153
31
157
43
42%
24%
24
24
25%
*86
84
25%
88
20
20%
20 ft
27 ft
27 ft
27%
27%
♦80
25 ft
*86
84
27 ft
27
4%
4%
4%
4ft
4%
29%
29%
29%
29 ft
29%
9%
5ft
8
9%
9%
Erie
Pittsburgh RR Co__
60.
26%
4,800
20%
27%
1,300
4i%
29%
12,300
8,200
3,700
9%
9%
9ft
8%
9%
30%
8%
30%
8%
11,400
30%
30%
33
32%
30Va
32.%
37,100
32i%
30»%
327/8
29%
31%
5ft
8,700
34
60%
84
88
32 %
5ft
•
800
31ft
21 %
29ft
3,10C
24%
30
5%
,8
'50
42 ft
31
21%
*86
9,50C
30 %
5%
100
27
4%
21%
33%
preferred series A
20
29 ft
5ft
5%
27 %
26
4 V8
20'/a
3
20 ft
20%
*80
*86
29 ft
5
100
88
41/4
30%
8.50
26%
29 ft
29 7
No par
88
26
*86
42
*23%
4ft
5%
common:
157
42 ft
24
*84
-
20%
33 ft
preferred
153
157
•«
29%
4
common
29%
105%
42
88
27
29%
104 ft
*23%
257%
20%
30%
105 ft
'153
43%
24%
21 %
•4%
28
29%
104 ft
105%
42%
*80-
20
3
Mfg Co
24%
84
103%
"153
21
60% Feb
Jan
8
77ft
10
common
Equitable Gas Co
56
26 7
77%
33 ft
Erie RR
1,500
27%
77%
25
16
10;700
26%
30ft
10
30
2,000
35%
19%
15,100
19%
77ft
Endicott Johnson Corp
8% Jan
33%
35
30 Va
Emerson Radio & Phonograph*
Empire District Electric Co
29% Jan
32%
357/a
20
77%
100
Watch
Electric
33
29%
100
Natural
33%
70
500
5
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shares
Electric Storage Battery
10
Elgin
i_,
100
Steel
'4ft% preferred
_ioo
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer
1
Electric Auto-Lite
(The)
5
El
'
33
32%
1
preferred
Emerson
21% Feb
Apr 10
76
6% Jan
:
15
15
10
4%% preferred
Ekco Products Co
31
•
47%
52
15
i«
Co
100
.9,400
..
52
f
Eaton Manufacturing Co_
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
Jan
43%
50
Assn
1,000
.
■■
37%,
*45
50
Die
Kodak
88
37%
16,000
50
46% Jan 28
24% Jan 28
Jan
Jan
6%
.
109
*87
.
5,000
187
109
,
377/a
*42
185 ft
50
-
Stainless
1,600
58 ft
41%
~~j
prior preferred
Eastman
14
18 ft Jan
25
4ft %
Eastern
14
57%
l
—
Eastern Gas & Fuel
24
31% Feb
13%
1.600
41
500
81
Jan
22% Jan
700
27%
13 ft
5
Eastern Airlines
Eastern Corp
Jun
7,500
3,500
31%
28
2
Eagle-Plcher Co
36
8
60% July
35ft
2814
31ft
31ft
27%
500
preferred
47ft Jan
115
37
ft
31ft
■
30
2.50
preferred
$2.10 preferred
DWG Cigar Corp
51% Jan
24'/4 Dec 23
81% Feb 13
35
2
(E I) & Co-
preferred
30ft Apr
5
39 ft
4,000
*55
25
4.10%
81% Mar
28,700
38
•
27%
31ft
j
$3.75 preferred
$4.15 preferred
46 ft Jan
31
3,000
7ft
38%
29
•;
23
7%
20 ft
34 ft
1
'3,400
39 ft
55
10 ft
ilOft'
16* *
.38%-
39%
56%
•
10ft
39 ft
10
com
*32
38 ft
>2
:
Corp
Duquesne Light Co
11
Dec
15%
7ft
Co
30
48
72
,
.
-———20
13.5C
4,700
85 Va
*85
15
100
84
90
50c
4,500
86
*85
_io
.
•84
*86 ft
__50c
3%
12"
85
90
■
; 48 ft
8,400
31%
48%
*83
90
;
97/8
*3%
12 ft
3%
12
3%
*11%
1,600
86%
9%
no par
13
Jan
31
42 ft
45
:•
3%
*85
Co
38 ft Jan
29
18
2.400
*85 ft
Western——50
42
Jan
23 ft Dec
1,200
43
12 ft
*86
Preferred $4.50 series
Preferred $3.50 series
48% Jan
30
32
4-5
ft
9%
*3%
3,100
77.200
ft
32 ft
*11 ft
100
-
42 ft
-
■
87
9%
*31
'
31ft
87
1,000
24,000
57%
21ft
25%
♦lift
*83
1,200
"
10%
21%
*843/4
..
32
10ft
ft
-
*338
*31
3,500
62 ft
8
24%
*21
"
_100
Industries
16ft Dec 30
Oct
19%
8%
*60%
63
*21 ft
:
IOC
18
24 ft
—20
;
10,500
17%
:ii
27
47%
99
23%
8%
-2.50
400
3,600
12,500
"700
29%
46%
99
-
■
27 ft Dec
29%
'
10 ft!
Common
50 •-
24
99
29 ft
24%
1
Ltd
Chemical
1
50
47%
31
Dunhill International
Dunlun Corp
22
14
29 ft
29%
47 Va
99
10 ft
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
4
110
23
29%
48%
99
47%
X99
31
Corp
du Pont de Nem
89 ft Feb
15
10%
Corp
19ft May
19
14%
^100
Alkali Co
Mines
21
Jan
15
29%
29%
15 ft
14%
18%
ft
100
Pepper Co
Dome
22
12
99 ft
19%
ZZZ15
Douglas Aircraft
24
9ft Aug 20
53% Dec 20
48%
*98 ft
15
15%
■•■fit
8ft Jan
Oct
9
47 ft
991%
15% *
B
Inc.—
&
'
29 ft
15 Va
•:
31ft
Divco-Wayne Corp
16ft Oct
17
29%.
47%
90
29 ft
•
series;C
Corp
Stores
36 ft Dec
68 ft Jun
29%
ft
98 ft
*61
:•
B
*80
10 ft
Disney (Walt)
Productions
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
24
90
31ft
preferred
Diamond T Motor Car Co
4
1,000
3,700
31ft
$1.50
3
18% Feb
Jan
14%
A_—i—lOO
series
■
Diamond-Gardner
27
22
15 Va
1,000
2ft
27%
'
29%
15
.
2ft
27 ft
10%
Raynolds class A
Diamond
6
*80
29%
*
5
6,000
2ft
31ft
Vilbiss Co
&
5
10
■.;
\
27%
2
90
15 y8
18
18 ft
4%
15%
24
88
•17%
*,43%
27 ft
15%
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co__ 100
Detroit Steel
5
29 ft Jan
32ft Feb
Dec
July
8
16
Jan
33 ft Oct
13
Jan
43 ft Feb
29%
*80
v 310
1,100
86
*86
183%
2ft
28
29 ft
common—7
series
——-
Devoe
29% Dec
Mar 29
58
10% Jan
15
*29
86
88
18%
10%
Delaware Power & Light Co
16
5
2%
27%
90
86 ft
*86
5
2ft
v;
7,000
*85
18%
15 ft
Delta Air Lines Inc
3
Denv & Rio Grande West RR-No
pai
Detroit Edison
20
,
25 ft Dec
28 ft Nov
573% Jan
39ft Jan
5
ft
88
28 ft
2ft
28
*80
5
common
Delaware Lack
2
16 ft Jan
22
*4%
86
"
18%
18%
10
preferred
Delaware & Hudson
21
30
Co
7%
6
7% Jan
6% Jan
Feb
Records
&
18%
10 ft
!
Light
15% Jan
13% Jan
27% Jan
23
81
90
47
17,260
14%
77 ft
No par
1
—
Dayton Rubber Co—.
1
20 ft Jan
14ft
81ft
31
.
16
6
28% Apr 29
25 ft Jan
7
15
81ft
ft
common
Jan
19% July 22
164 ft
14%
81%
163
57 ft
convertible preferred
Daystrom Inc
Dayton Power &
32% May
31 ft Feb
164 ft
15
81ft
*162
29 ft
1
163 ft
15
82 ft
No par
Inc-
43 ft Jan
33 ft Oct
ft Oct 23
Mills
30% Jan
88
*80
2.50
35 ft
10
Davega Stores Corp
7
162 ft
35%
15
2ft
5
100
35%
162
28 ft
100
57
81%
434
-__5
Corp common
preferred series A
River
10
11% Jan
35
54-
*53
♦14%
2ft
*
\ 9,100
25
*50 ft
161ft
4%
5
10,200
81 ft
18%
-7"
10
common
common
1
Aug
15 ft Dec
35
Sugar
3% %
Dan
ft
18%
100
Class A
Dana
23
35%
35
19,000
18 ft
15 ft
15
r
12.50
pfd
Cutler-Hammer Inc
24
27 ft Oct
73
>
22
S
163
35 ft
600
21%
51ft
_i
Curtis-Wright
5
863% Mar
40
Dec
5
12% Jan
6% Feb 27
13 ft Apr
1
163
34%
24 3%
5,900
30 ft
.
57
51ft
*53
2.50
$4 prior preferred
$1.60 prior preferred
21
2
35%
25 ft
1
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Publishing common
15
July IS
35
27%
Curtis
9
Jan
10
57
24%
—2
4ft % preferred
Cuneo Press Inc
47
3ft Dec 16
54
*53
common
nonoum
Jan
56 ft Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
29
4
RR
Cuban-American
47% Jan 11
61
♦50ft
57
100
of America
24
9
7
54
*53
1
Corp (The)
24
10
21
21
25
*50 ft
53
No par
Jan
30 ft Nov
8% Oct 22
243%
54
*52%
No par
23% Deo
40 ft Oct
25%
24 ft
*50 Va
Cream of Wheat
8
79% Jan
24%
5
Crescent Corp
Crown Cork & Seal common
$2 preferred
27ft Jan
Jun
24%
X19V4
50
6
2
22
18%
5
16ft Jan
0
17
19%
30
17
33 ft Jan
19%
15% Jan
Crucible Steel Co
13ft May
20
1
Crown Zellerbach Corp
$4.20 preferred
59% Jun
19%
15 ft Jan
27
12
20
7
20
18
19%
50
-
99ft Jan
17
21ft
191/4
1
preferred
19ft Jan
7% Jan
30 ft
21%
25
2
533% Feb
31
21ft
5
common
16% Jan
27 ft Dec
40%
*30ft
22 ft
International Corp
95% Jan 10
Feb
42%
31 ft
♦86
44
Jan
413%
31ft
21%
*85
10
9
43%
22%
88
18
11
42 ft
31
22 ft
100
Feb
65ft Jan
44 ft
31
common
July 11
41,300
34,600
43%
Refining common_10
38% Jan
100
7%
413%
44%
24
28
7%
30%
22%
Jan
30ft Jan
8,700
22 ft
Jan
3
20C
47 ft
30%
86 ft
Coty
21ft
47 ft
43%
15
25ft Jan
8
7%
9%
*20%
5
12
18
7%
7ft
*86
3%%
31ft Feb
7%'
7%
*85
Crane Co
5
19% Jan
2
29% Feb
48
88
4
3
21ft
47 ft
87
30
28ft Jan
*2034
48 ft
*86
29
6
4
21ft
47ft
7ft
*85
2ft Feb
Aug
*20ft
49
7ft
3ft%
82
July 23
20%
48 ft
20%
ft
9
14
Cosden Petroleum Corp
Coty Inc
28ft Jan
•
20%
47 ft
20%
'
preferred
100
3ft% preferred series of 1947-100
24
13
30
9%
80
31
Jan
9%
1/
13
Jan
9%
5
24
23ft Jun
19
Jan
19ft Jan
5% Jan
9%
9ft
__5
preferred
lft Jan
17% Oct
Nov
4% Jan 30
86
Shares
9%
9%
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
29
79
16 ft
Oft Oct 21
2
the Week
Feb. I
Corning Glass Works
6
Jan
24ft Jan
31
5ft Nov 20
31
84 ft Jan
86
„
3
11
54
Jan
15 ft Jan
Mar 14
66
Jan
11
86
2
2% Jan
2
36% Apr 22
10ft Dec
17 ft Oct
2
May 17
6% Jan
Jan
74% Jan 17
185
Jan
6
3
15
4
13
July 11
Jan
Delaware
Corp
convertible preferred
convertible preferred
Products
Friday
Feb. 6
47 ft
5
23
of
Thursday
Feb. 5
9ft
25
Continental Insurance
Continental Motors
17 ft Dec
May 18
Wednesday
Feb. 4
2
26 ft Dec
16 ft Dec
Tuesday
Feb. 3
Fif
Continental Copper & Steel—
Industries common
20
Sales fr
Monday
EXCHANGE
Jan
10
LOW AND HIGH SALE ritlCES
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
14
54 ft
5ft Oct 22
41ft Dec 30
Lowest
89%
29 ft
8%
60%
*56% / 59
33%
*84
29 ft
8
X58%
'56%
5%
-
21
5%
21i%
►
5%
21
21
34 ft
34
87
34%
34
34
*83%
84
84
84
86
29%
x29 %
89
29%
29 ft
29 ft
-8%
29%
8%
8%
29%
58%
59
8
59.:
59
59
"56%
60
-
8
58%
58%
*56%
1.20C
8ft
*57
58%
59
*56'a
50
8
8,200
3,000
-
3,10C
12,300
50
10
1953
Volume
Number 5715
187
(689)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
13
10% Nov
26
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Apr 30
11% Jan
2
13% Jan
3
EXCHANGE
29
ip% Feb
22
18
Jun
13
23
61% Apr
16
28% Jan
2
32% Feb
3
65
17
38% Feb
39% Nov 25
Oct
6
Jan
7% Dec 31
7% Jan
1
25 % Nov 29
Aug 23
41% Oct 21
67% Jun
67
43
—
4
Jan
Family Finance Corp common
5%
preferred aeries B
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp
4
4% Jan 23
2
11% Jan
2
7
52
32% Jan
2
36% Jan 23
36% May 14
20% Jan 31
29% Jan
3
19% Jan
2
34%. jun 11
29% Jan
7
20% Jan 23
Jun II
28
32
Jan
Federal
Pacific Electric Co
Jan
2
32
Feb
7
Federal Paper Board Co
20% Feb
6
32% Feb
'
6
10
2
20% Feb
26
Jan
31
83% Jan
14
89
Feb
7
22% Jan
29% Jan
9
20% Jan
2
22% Jan
a
39% Jan
13
45% Fetf
101% July 23
81% Nov 13
86% Feb
101 % Jan
106
;
Feb
8
57
2
100% Oct
Dec
6
Mar 12
47
21
Oct
45
:
16
Firth
28
6
12% Jan
2
16% Jail
10
Flintkote Co (The)
: $4 preferred
Florence Stove Co
34% Oct
22
43% Jan
Nov
13
93
■82% Oct
21
Oct
23
84% Jan
3
33% Oct
78
56% Jan
10
59% Feb
Jan
9
60% Feb
18% Jan
2
20
54
•
3
39% Jan
Apr 25
87
65% May 15
May 15
'
92
6
8% Jan
13
100
13
52% Feb
5
2
107% Feb
7
47% Jan
134
Jan
92
21
93% Aug
5
61 % July 16
35% Dec 30
13% Oct 22
59% Mjjtr 19
18% Apr 29
37% Jan
2
Jan
2
67% July
17% May
28% Jan 31
3
12% Jan
3
30
Nov 18
32% Deo
8
a
68 % Nov 14
8% Dec 10
123
NOV
14
10
6% Oct
22
30
% Dec
£2
8% Dec 30
23
12
Jan
21
11
*■ Jan
7
15
2
2
13% Feb
63% Feb
31
9
Nov
.
5% Jan
11>7% Dec
'
88
18
10 %
Dec
23
Oct
21
6
30
Mar
35.
30% Dec
52% Feb
'
4
!
Oct
29
6
7
2
34% Feb
4
83
Jail
29
Oct
2
2
11% Jan
2
19% Jail 24
65% Jan
64% Jan 24
21% Jan
17
Jan
13
Feb
4
4% Jan
2
Jan
60% Jan
;
48
4
9
,
t
Jan
Apr 12
7
16
.
92% Jan 22
63% Feb
22
Jan
20
31
Feb
6
44% Jan
52% Feb
6
% Feb
6
37%. Jan
40% Feb
5
Jan
24% Jan
4
Jan
4
22
19% Oct 22
;
14% Dec 26
31Dec 24
:
19% Nov 19
27% Mar 19
1.16% Dec 23
22% Nov 18
17% Jail
»
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t
16
15% Jan
16% Jan 15
32% Jan
13
37% Feb
4
20% Jan
2
24% Feb
5
3
20% Feb
5
433b Jan
7
,
30% Mar
83% Dec
16% Jan
2
4
4
27% Jan
28
30
Jan
7
General
Feb
3
90
Feb
4
4%%
6
4% %
23-
Oct
Oct 22
Jan
164
Jan
2
2
93% Feb
26% Jan
13
79
30% Feb
5
8
44% Jan
3
51% Jan
20
23% Jan
10
27% Feb
4
8% Feb
8
5
Jan
•
14
Gillette
2
38
Jan
16
3
21% Jan
7
25% Feb
3
89 %> Jan
21
91
Jan
3
16% Dec 23
18
Dec
16% Jan
13
18
Feb
4
29% Oct) 21
2 % Dec 18
37% Jan 14
34% Jan
29
46% Mar 26
'
157% Oct 16
57% Nov 14
33% Jan
28% July
24
83% July 17
2
Jan
2
2% Jan
2
21
157% Jan
16
6
30
4% Apr 20
160
Jan
158
Jan
68
Jan
2
15
73
Feb
7
4
37% Jun 14
30
Jan
2
39% Oct
21
Jan
2
21
57'% July 18
2% Apr
8
41
Oct
1
Jan
2
1% Jan
16
28
9
6% Feb
4
31% Jan
43% Jan
Oct
21
13% Jan
9
4% Jan
25% Feb
11
37% Oct
4
33% Jan
15
36% Jan
26% Dec
17
59% Jan
2
28 V* Jan
31
33
Dec
23
36% Feb
6
86% Apr 15
273« Jan
2
30% Feb
78% Jan
6
83
4
27
71% Oct 31
Oct
21
21% Dec
11
5
45% Nov 20
29% Dec 26
1
20
Feb
11
122% Nov 11
67
Dec
3
20% Dec 12
25% Dec 23
14 '
Dec
18
76% Now 20
For footnotes
85
Jan
Jan
preferred
14
37% Feb
2
20% Jan
2
22% Jan 20
2
140% Jan 16
78
70
22
19
Great Northern
i
'
Ry
14% Jan
2
15% Feb
4
Greyhound Corp (The)
Jan
7
86
—
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
29
29%
29
29%
11
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11
11
11
11
11
2,300
79
77
77%
76%
77%
5,700
11%
12%
63
*10%
78
:
11%
11%
11%
11
11%
136,300
62 %
62%
62 %
62 %
350
7%
7%
7%
7%
8%
9
9
9
.
common—JI
—100
9
9%
9%
23%
34%
42%
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42
*41
42
41
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24%
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24%
24%
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34%
34%
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35
35%
34%
35%
34%
35%
34%
35 %
34
4%
4%
414
26 %
25%
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25%
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26
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15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
4
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4
4
4
4
4
60
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60
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60
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4
60
-
400
,
26%
15%
15%
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32%
.
,10,000
13,200
34%
4%
4%
4%
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•
100
41%;
24%
35%
24%
34%
.
*40
41
•
4,100
4,700
8%
8 Va
8%
9
4%
2,400
62
7%
20%
12,200
30,100
■
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9
34
46,900
62
-
7%
i
100
4,600
500
4
55
•
4,900
-
55
v.
100
v
2,000
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30
30
29
30
29%
29 %
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99%
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99%
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99%
27%
99%
29%
100 V*
28
28%
28%
29
28
28%
27%
28%
28%
71%
71%
72
71%
72 %
10
4,400
9%
131%
71%
9%
71%
70%
71%
3.000
71%
131%
10
10
131%
132
132
21%
22
9%
10
10
131%
21%
21%
21%
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34 %
34%
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12
•„
12
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11%,
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63 Yh
61%
63%
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54%
53%
63%
62%
64 'A
63 %
64%
63
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21%
54%
53%
55
54%
54%
54
61%
66%
114%
115%
115%
90%
90%
90%
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35%
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60%
61%
40%
40%
39%
51%
115% 116
.
90
63%
40
39%
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.
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30%
52 V*
1,200
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90
36%
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31
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31
31:
31
52%
52%
52%
-
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-
39%
160
35%
,
690
3,800
10,700
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4%
400
7,400
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40
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40
23%
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36
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20
20
20
43
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21
28%
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24 V*
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28%
43%
43%
20
20%
27%
28%
43%
21
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28%
28
28%
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2,200
6,300
2,300
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29
5,900
2,700
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2,800
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39%
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116
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50
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1
41
29%
62
39%
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40%
10 %
63 %
-
lnc
41%
15%
13
90
Greenfield Tap & Die'
90
2,800
40%
28%
77%
-
100
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116
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107%
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5
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100
1
92
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4
17,500
2,600
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1
1
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43
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30
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18%
46%
60
41%
11%
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-
20
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59%
30
29%
15%
33%
4%
Jan
.Jan 21
4,100
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62
17
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93%
300
14 %
52
92%
92%
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Jan
75
92
76'%
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preferred
113
92
1,800
7%
,40%
19
115
*105
*103
11%
Great Western Sugar com—No par
7%
52%
51%
51%
110
30
58%
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44%
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52%
52%
8,500
87%
41%
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2,100
12,300
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44%
44%
45%
44%
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10%
% Jan
81
60%
18%
"
15% Jail
"
page 24
Great Nbrthern Paper Co
5
30% Jan
131 % Jan
;
60
18%
15%
Gt Northern Iron Ore
9
13
60%
18%
29%
Stores
Prop—No par
Grayson-Roblnson
16
11
see
3%%
16
22
Feb
Granite City Steel
Grant (W T) Co common
6
20
Jan
89
59%
18%
40%
No par
Granby Consol M S & P
Grand Union Co (The)
6% Jan
16% Apr 30-
60
92 '•
4,900
49%
102%
8
58%
59%
44 %
%
57%
59%
*14%
59%
7%
40 %
1
(W R) & Co
Graham-Paige Motors
24% Jan
1
14%
59
No par
Batteries lnc
52% Jan
4
14%
59%
No par
Co
Grace
16
Jail
(The)
6
11
14%
59
*92
10
1
2
Jan
14%
59
51
100
1%
preferred
3
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15
95
165
165
15,700
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43,100
160
164
170
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24%
25%
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84%
84%
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1
10
4
5% Jail
30% Apr
91
100
100
41% Feb
47% July 11
40%
91
1
No par
Co common
Gould-National
30
138
21% Jan
40%
93%
Corn
23 Va Jan
-
41%
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8
6% Apr 18
35 % May
7%
41
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102%
103
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8
93%
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5
:—No par
Gladding McBean & Co—.
—5
tilidden Co
(The).
10
Goebel Brewing Co
1
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
100
Goodrich Co (B F)
—10
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
5
22
84% Jan
12
79% Jun 13
95% July 8
64 7 it Feb
70% Feb
1
58%
58
57%
57%
57%
44
$4.50 preferred
27
29% Dec
'
*102 Ya
58%
103
*88%
Glinbei Brothers common
3% Jan 20
»
Time
Getty Oil
8% Jail
3
Mar 18
20% Dec
102%
1—1
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Gerber Products Co
4%
91
'
i
103
100
preference
5%% preferred
5
39 % May 29
62 % May
■
20% Nov 14
7% Oct 21
32% Oct 11
87
4
$5
84% Jan 28
84% Jan
3
Jun
95% Apr 25
36% July 9
21
39
80
21% Feb
158% Jan 27
July 17
185
'
18
87%
.
18%
—10
10
Tire & Rub com——83V3c
preferred
100
conv preferred
100
General
83
87%
General Telephone Corp
24
'
Apr 23
87%
*102%
87%
102%
*54
Refractories——
General Shoe Corp—
General Steel Castings Corp
40% Jan
107
88
l
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30% Dec
1
July 31
108% Jan
7
77'Oct 22
95 *:
86%
;
1,700
3,800
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58%
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General Railway Signal—
0.67
General Realty ^ Utilities.
10c
2
7
45'A May
30% Oct 22
15% Dec 23
88'A
Advertising!—.-15
General Portland Cement Co
1
General Precision Equipt Corp
1:
$1.60 conv preferred
-—No par
$3 conv preferred
—No par
General Public Service—
10o
4
41
-
43%
Outdoor
General
:
7
36% Feb
.Jan
Foods
Mills common
preferred
General Motors Corp com.
$3 preferred
T
Preferred $3.75 series
;
36% Jan
117% Jan
28% Jan
4
44%
r—50
5%
48% Jail
34% Jan
Jan
22%
43 %
General Instrument Corp——
116% Jan 20
87% Jan
34
22%
45%
50%
58%
1
—/
General
29
33% Jan
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22%
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2
_
89
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48%
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5
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44%
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50
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preferred:
General
.
112% Jan
1
44
19%
241*
=
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1
5
common
General Finance Corp
Jan 27
6
67
Jan
113
Jan 30
55
22%-
19%
89
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22%
44%
—
39% May 22
34
July 19
18% July 3
60% Jan 10
18
t
15
67% July 15
5% Jun 13
25
22% Oct
-
10% Jan
14
i
f
;
25% Feb
Jan
48
.
44%
*7%
5
General Amer Transportation—2.50
General Baking Co common
5
$8 preferred
No par
General Bronze Corp
5
General Cable Corp com
No par - •
4 Vo
1st preferred
100
General Cigar Co Lie
_—No par General Contract Corp common—2
6% series preferred
10
General Controls Co
—5 "
General Dynamics Corp—
—1 ~
General Electric Co
—6
16
10 (« Jan
132% Feb
16% Jan
47% July 12 •
Dec
4
72% Jan
2
3
49%
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22%
General Amer Oil Ca of Texas
-
11% Jan
Apr 12
Lie
convertible preferred
'$4.50
6
16
2
Jan
89%
21%
22%
"
10
Jan
25%
700
12,200
21%'
49%
General American Investors com—1
•
8
34% May 17
33% Oct
42.,
•
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2
68
11
»
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2
40
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30
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31
30% Oct
2
Jan
19%
25
,
.<
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50%
41%
Wood Industries lnc com
1
convertible preferred—50
G?o
50% Jan 24
12% Jan
8
.115% Jan 24
16
47% Dec
7
48
-
47% July 16
.33% Dec 19
101 % Nov
1
76% Nov
7
'
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% Jan 21
19% Jan
115
*
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55
60% Jan
69
July 26
33 '
4
7
8% Jan 11'
22
100
6
19% Jan
50% Dec 31
21
Oct
2
29
19%
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22
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5
General Acceptance Corp—
General American Indus com
75
72% July 22
19% May 15
;
56
>
3
59% Jan 30
68 r'a
5
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5
25'A July
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Dec 20
46% Oct
4
Garrett Corp
23
Jan
2
*21%
32
20%
31%
32%
89%
50 %
22%
57%
No par
;
—1
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Co__No par
2.50
(The)
Gardner-Denver
4
5% Jail
27
69% Jan
14% Jan 2£
12% Jan
26
'
35% Feb
2
125
49% Dec 31
-9% Dec 20
-
3
■'
46% May 24
6
35% Feb
25% Jan
2
Mar
17
96% Jan 13
Apr
86
Jan
2
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>
26% Jan
•
30
26% Jan 11
17% Dec 23
70% Nov
<
3
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25
Aug
135
24% Feb
55
May 16
-
11
'
2
13
31%
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89%
*102%
5
common
convertible preferred
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(The)
5%
41% Jan 31
22
Jan
Co
Gamble-Skogmo
14% Jan
-
47% Jun 12
Jan
9
325 •
Jan
16
3% Jan
6
'
7
9% Jan
24% Jan
2
Jun
101
8% Feb
2
27
;
87% July 12
1
19 i
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6
40% Jan
2
30
90% July
3
Jan
32
Jan
25
3
8% Jan
15% Feb 19
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Jan 30
79
Jan
20 % Jan
3% Dec
f.
2
7
8% Jan 14
15
69
23
9% Jan
38% Jan
51"
5
16% Jan
37% Jan 16
54
13% Oct
.
41% Feb
14
8
Jan
64
.
9
Jan
67% Jan
-
30
Dec
43
8% Jan
46% Jun 28
3% Oct 21
92% Jan 30
10% Jan
-
Apr 11
36% Jan
23% Oct 25
t
15
8
8
14
Jan
45
'31% Dec 19
'
13
10% July 24
10% Apr 10
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20
Oct 21
I
4
38% Jan
July 11
/
34% Jan
Feb
31%
86%
1
15
Food Machinery & C'hem Corp„_10
3%% convertible preferred—100
3%%
preferred
100
Foote Mineral Co
1
Ford Motor Co
5
Foremost Dairies Lie
—_2
Foster-Wheeler Corp
10
Francisco Sugar Co—;
No par
Franklin Stores Corp—
1
' Freeport Sulphur Co
10
Frueliauf Trailer Co common
1
4% preferred
100
30
88
31%
31%
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43%
Food Fair Stores lnc common
$4.20 div cum pld ser of '51
7
Jan
30
20%
22%
V
1"
Carpet Co
Florida Power & Light
Fluor Corp Ltd
'
4
47% Feb
3
Jan
(The)
Florida Power Corp
5
16
Jan
31%
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31%
49%
Firestone Tire & Rubber com—6.25
4Va% preferred
100
First National Stores—
No par
6
20%
31%
20 Vo
25 %
5
10
.600
4,100
31%
*89
Fidelity Phenix Fire Ins NY
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines lnc
Filtrol Corp
...
35%
21%
89%
41% Jan
% Oct 28
20%
20%
21%
92% Feb
22
35%
31%
20
8
20
3G%
20
25
♦88
200
6,200
21
30%
%
———
6,900
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20
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6
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44% Aug 27
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'
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31%
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3
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20
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79
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.
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16
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56
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13
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13%
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13
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36% Nov 13
July 12
May 2
38%
9%
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1
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23
105
15,100
58,800
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4%
convertible preferred
100
4
2
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8%
51%
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15%
30%
27
77
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5
28
39
Oct 22
19% Dec 20
75% Oct
Bower
22
•
16% Jan
•
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16%
31%
39 %
50%
1
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20% Jan
•
14
*
.
16%
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27%
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32
15%
16
♦73
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Dec 30
19% Oct 22
16
Jan
1
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2
2,800
16%
8%
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14
32%
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8%
16
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Far wick Corp
13% Jan 24
Jan
31
*
39%
6
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,
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Feb. 6
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3
—
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52
52
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—
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31
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10
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16% Jan 24
16% Apr 23
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61% May 13
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31% Dec
2
12
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7% Jan 14
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Oct 22
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.
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15%
Morse ds Co,
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Fairciuld Engine & Airplane Corp-1
Fajardo Sugar Co.,—
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Falstaff Brewing Corp
1
15
9% Feb
15% Jan
11
Jan
16
Sep 25
23 Va Jan 22
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41% Jan
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Thursday
Wednesday
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12% Oct
28% Dec
Par
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Eversharp
14% Jan
*
Tuesday
Monday
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCKS
l!>j;
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2%
_
76%
62,600
8 Va
800
34%
19,200
24%
25
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90
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3
165
64%
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12,700
18,200
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30
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30%
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82
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210
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1,100
5,000
23%
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18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(690)
.
.
Monday, Februar*
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Lowest
15% Oct
9
Range Since Ja
Highest
ii
34% Jan
2
Jan
Lowest
17% Jan
14
12% May 10
8
n.
1
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
20% Jan
9
10% Jan
10
Guantanamo
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com
Grumman
Aircraft
Eng
10
32% Jan
11
147'e Jan
2
17% Jan
20
11
80% Jan
16
53'/4 Jan
13
60% Feb
4
Jan
8
111% Jan
27
39% Jan
6
42
Jan
24
Common
10
95
Jan
30
$4.20 dividend preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred
100
100
$4.44 dividend preferred
100
21
34 % Jan
24
41% Jun
11
74 Aug
6
93% Feb
5
89
Jan
Oct
28
98
Apr
2
92
Jan
3
96
Jan
21
Nov
4
96
Jan
29
95% Jan
10
97
Feb
4
152
103
May 13
81
f
81
83
Oil
Gulf
States
Friday
Feb. 6
Feb. 7
8%
18%
18 %
18%
18 %
18%
8
13%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
18'A
16%
17
17
17-,a
17
17%
16%
17%
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60 %
60%
60
60 3
60 %
60%
59
60
25
107%
109 %
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40%
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41
96%
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96%
96
96
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97
97
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18
4
Shares
106%
40%
40%
41
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96%
94
94
96
94%
94%
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98
*95%
41
*40'i,
600
16%
16
107%
8,100
8%
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108 %
107
109
the Week
18 %
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No par
preferred
Gulf
Thursday
Jreb. 5
8%
1
14 7 b Dec
$5
Wednesday
Feb. 4
18%
Corp.—1
Sugar
47'4 Dec
103 74 Oct
Tuesday
Feb. 3
Par
4
Sales for
Monday
EXCHANGE
28
Feb
SALE- PRICES
HIGH
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Year 1957
22,800
59
104%
1,000
106%
26,000
CoNo par
41
40'%
40%
96%
k
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41
41
*92%
98
4,500
94
95
20
:
„
95
60
98
*95%
10
H
38
Nov
4
% Feb
21
38% Jan
3
53% Dec
30
89% Jan
17
54% Jan
15
18% Dec
20
24
2
20% Jan
6
21% Jan
10
Hall
11
14% Jan
2
16% Jan
21
Hamilton
13% Dec
67
41
31
Jan
28% Jan
40% Jan
58
27
Dec
24
lll%Jan
11
70
Jan
2
73 Ya Jan
24
45% Jan
15
21% Jan
2
24% Feb
5
24 % Dec
23
39
May 31
26 % Jan
2
31% Feb
5
29% Oct 21
127% Oct
40% July 23
30
29% Dec
20
22
Dec
13
32
Ya Jan
9
132
Feb
13
25 Ya Jan
7
30
8
28
6% Jan
Nov 27
30
Jan
13
i35% Jan
6 c/o
16
30
Hart
27
Hat
6
Haveg
81
3
60
Jan
16
18
18% Jun
19
14% Jan
2
14% Jan
16
28% Apr
76% Jun
2
22 % Jan
9
25% Feb
5
43% Dec 26
83
Nov
15% Oct
54
19
1
20
May
91
53
Jan
72% Jan
July 24
74
Jan
2
49
Jan
Jan
13
6
18% Jan
22
24% Jan
16
9% Dec 30
Jan
17% Jan
5
5
-Heime
VYo
12% Jan
21
Hercules
4
Hercules
Powder
23
62
July 25
44% Nov 14
50% Feb
12
19
24% Dec
24
42% Sep
40% Jan
116
47% Jan
37% Jan
4
26%
Jan
23
-59
53% Jan
19
27% Feb
Jan
Jan
20
6
44% Feb
5 Yo
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32
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9
Nov
9% Jan
10
9% Jan
30
Hires Co
2
23% Jan
15
Hoffman
9% Jan 20
11% Jan
27
10% Jun 20
17% Oct 22
25% July
21
2
8
16 7b Sep
24
15% Oct 22
22% Jan
25 % Nov
Oct
11
17% Jan
Feb
5
25% Jan
40% Jan
1
10
32% Jan
31
32% Oct 11
40
Jan
3
■19% Feb
27
56 %
-.50
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——
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-
38% Feb
71% Jan
4
43
Jan
22% Dec 23
39% Jan
10
24
Jan
8
89
Jan
92
4
3
Jan
4
97
28% Jan
6
Sep
2% jNov 27
16% Jan
3
.Jan
39 %
3
Aug 30
85
Oct
88
Nov
25
18
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86
31
15
18
18% Jan
3
1% Sop
3% Oct 23
Dec
11% Apr
30
90
Sep 27
2 % Dec
Dec
12% Dec 23
29% Jan
50
40
Jun
44
Nov
14
40
19
2
3% Feb
24% Feb
5 Yo
2
16% Feb
4
4
13% Jan
35 74 Jan
8
7
5 Yo
Jan
21
Idaho Power Co...
Jail
29
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5
9
2974 Jan
2
8
45% Jan
7
49% Jan
47 % Feb
7
7
47% Feb.
7
4474 Jan
7
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3
2974 Jan
2
32% Jan 23
74 Mar
Apr
11
47 74 Jan
48
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15
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3174 July 6
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30
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Nov
14
Jan
16
69
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5
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14
67b Jan
14
7% Feb
Jan
1774 Jan
65
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73
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158
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158
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99% Jan
10
6
4
23
557b Jan
11
Nov
13
73
Jan
25% Jan
23% May 14
22 74 Jan
21
62
Jan
2
37 74 Jan
3
92
Jan
21
863,b Jan
16
257b Dec
20
,
81
Nov
4
118
Dec
24
270% Oct
357% Jgn
376 V4 July
22
257b Dec 23
137
Nov
65
Nov
14
667b Oct
22
67b Oct
22
82 74 Nov
19
82
July GO
!
7 Ya Dec
! 5574 Dec
30
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11
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26
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24
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9
2574 Oct
21
1
-
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Oct
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23
30
22
4
2
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28
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24
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28
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22
33
300
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10
.
11
25
11% Feb
98
20
3914 Jail
10
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6
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27
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2
317b Fob
3
13974 Jali
29
13
29% Feb
3
13
73','4 Feb
5
707 b Jan
7
17
767 b Feb
94
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96
Jan
77b Jan
13
Feb
20
7
Jan
13
14
25
28
Jan
Jan
13
2
71
Feb
4
4
35
Feb
4
Jan
3
30
Jail
16
13
31% Jan
16
217b Jan
3
26% Feb
5
17
24
7
337b Dec 24
28 74 Mar 29
31
Jan
28
2774 Jan
2
5474 Jun
130
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13
2974 Jan
13
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14 7 b. Jan
34
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16
6
2874 Jan 27
33 74 Feb
7
47b Jan
7
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27
2
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21
78
Jun
11
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2
91
2474 Feb
4
4774 Jan
28
85
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2
6274 Jan
24
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69
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35 74 Dec
60 74 Aug
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10
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12
97
18
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6
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17
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82
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15
2
56
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3
28
88
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24
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42
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24
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85
6474 July 24
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3
common
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common
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29 74
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3
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10
&
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if,
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3
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32
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Iowa Power & Light Co.—
10
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19
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Interstate -Dept
Jan
11
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17
69 34
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Nov
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International Utilities
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5
118
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400
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7%
22
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471/2.
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com—No.par
5% preferred:
100
5074 July 15
18
75
•
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3274 Jan 29
2274 Jan
137b Jan
2
of
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1
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preferred—
Nickel
31%
20
—
108%
3774 July 10
3674 July 16
33% May 10
14% Feb 19
29'/4 Jan
Corp
.7%
22
5774 Jan
No .par
preferred
;
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Int'l Minerals Si Chemical
com——5
4
16
347b Jan
common
Machines
4%
31%
92
3874
:
12,700
1,400
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7.50
2
13
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w
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92
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1,100
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100
3874
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1974
28
3774
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37%
62
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9
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5
8
100
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5
Jan
2674 Jan
16%
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38
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4
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par
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t
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78 %
;
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1
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151
68% Jan
-
14
2,600
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44
2274
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10
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Jan 29
July
July 12
40% May 23
5174 Apr 23
35
4
24
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109 74
125
85
22
12
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17
34
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2
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106% May 10
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317b July 10
76
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4
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19
3874 Jan
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13
3
15674 Jan
11
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11
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24
8
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88% Jan
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78%
5
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1
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i
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27,000
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15
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4
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2
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3274 Feb
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19
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517b Jan
9
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9
1
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3
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;
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2
52
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46
6
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16
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May 31
7574 Aug 12
13
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637b Jan
327b May
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Jan
6
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8
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11
4
38
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16
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16
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16
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22
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4874
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46
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27
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32
17
Dec
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83
6
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23
30
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7
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14
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6
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Jan
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30
19
9
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8
6
16
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$4.25 preferred
31
23
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convertible
Honolulu
4
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Jan
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31%
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20
7
18
16% Jan
12% Oct 23
19
Jan
4% May
Jan
54
100
5% Dpc
70
80
Apr 26
8 % Dec
43
36% Jan
27% Jan
Apr
1
60% July 11
20
46% Oct 22
Jan
16% Feb
May 29
30 Ya 'Nov
69
72
87
19
23% July 24
34% Nov 13
25
10
5 Yo
6
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Feb
6% Jan
81
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46
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Holland
5
15
Jan
22
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p
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24
25
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90
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23
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31
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15% Dec 30
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135
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9
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31
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48% Jan 30
2
31%
135
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113
31
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30
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31
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32% Jan
35
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41
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21
2.50
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17% Jan
23% Jan
8
89
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100
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28
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10
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15
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6
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15
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57
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2
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40
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24
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7
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25
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5
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4
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30
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24
Jun
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8
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8
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129
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30
14
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14
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Number 5715
187
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
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16
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7
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2
86
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28
41
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6
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7
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Salss far
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HIGH SALS
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Tuesday
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EXCHANGE
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NEW YORK STOCK
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1
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134!
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61
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80
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139
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127
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100
63,400
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107
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304!
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110
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110
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3,900
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41
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554!
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7%
250
149
6444
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14,800
71
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149
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149
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11,000
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pfd—100
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100
100
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39
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254!
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24%
150
24%
129!
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15%
5,400
2,400
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129!
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314!
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16,500
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42
57
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31
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42
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31
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389!
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2794
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34%
35
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3444
♦372%
400
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$4 conv 2nd preferred——Nopar
Mergontbaler Linotype Co
1
Merritt-Cliapman Sr Scott
12.50
Mesla Machine Co
5
Metropolitan Edison 3.907!
4.357'o preferred series
3.857! -preferred series
8%
71%
56%
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4!%
..«$3;50
73%
150
6444
4!
73
72%
x84!
8%
*904!
1
Publishing
15%
229!
preferred (1st series)—-100
Melville-Shoo Corp eommon
1
4% ' preferred series B—
100
Monger Co (The)—
1
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
3%
Merck Sr. Co Inc common
16%c
4
7
Jan
•
Corp
McQuay Norris ftjfg Co—
Mead Corp common——
,15% Jam 30
374! Jan 22
31% Jan
79
2,200
1,800
16%
*85
No par
—No par
No par
McLean; Trucking; Co
McLellnn Stores Co.
5
109'! Jan
/
164!
*1014!
Nopar
No par
No par
McGffigor-Doniger Inc class
10
71
16
354!
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5
preferred
5 >'... McGraw-Hill
934! Feb
-
10,900
2644
1644
109%
1
"
77% Feb > 5 % Meln tyre,Porcupine Mines
McKesson & Bobbins Inc
58.4-0 Feb
7
/.
25%
26
164!
13%
.5
McGraw-Edison Co
154! Feb
•
254!
26%
164!
•
11% Jaiv 14
Jan. 14 •:
25 3
25%
164!
414!
McCord Corp common.^—
—3
$2.50 preferred
—50
McGrory -Stores Corp common—50c
3 4!convertible preferred—100
y
39
86% Apr
103
Feb
see
<
July 12
Feb 18
1044! Jan
Aug 30
,
Jail
134! Jan
s-
26
24
16
24
1
Maytag Co common—
$3 preference -
Feb
834 Jan
29-
69% Apr
28
14 4!. Jail
68'4! Jan
2544 May 20
"444! Nov
89
Feb
6
9
374! Jail ' 3
%2
61-;. Aug 12,
r
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24
90
51% Jail
s
10.4! Jan
8
May
4
39 *
4! Jun 17
'>58 44 Jan 29
$3.40
24% Jail
15
254!
324!
.——100
Co
*4%
-,
2594
39 4!
10
—
—;
May'liept-Stores common;
'••-*
$3.75-preferred —
$3.75 pfd 1947 series
30
714! Feb
2
\\t.—'
•5%
*5
544
5
*494
2594
74!
Exploration—'—i--l
Masonitc Corp
1;
36
Jan
Martin
7
5;
814! Feb-'' 3
.
Jan
62
2
20
Jun
77
3
17 ',
Jan
21
14.30%-Apr 24 -i
3
75
July
4 40
v>
76
85
814! Jan
•
3
*16%
5
259!
11
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44!preferred
29%-Feb,-:V5
,3944 Feb
504! Jan 31
13
Jan
2
4
29
Mar 7
37% Dec
.•
55
•v4%•■■convertible preferred
—50
Marquette Ceinenl; Mi'g Co—__—4
Marshall jField & -Co com_i—No. par
i"
7
36-7.0 Jan
>
19!
174!
2544
63
Calculators Inc
5
Marine Midland Corp common—,_5
864! Jani274
<
,
19!
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72 4!
Marclutnt
35% Feb; 6
■
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63
,,
37 Va Dec
'
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:
44 Apr "30 •-
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72% Sep 10
20
14% Oct 29
8
2344 Jail
.
Dec
105% Jan
.70
.
.
344! Mar 21.
20
2944 Feb 12
.
•
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20
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Apr
19
'
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47
May 14
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J 1224! July 8
744! Nov 25
,
784! -Jan
/
41
81% Nov 27
33
31% Feb -
>
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19!
1744
254!
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Mannaiibo Oil
"r
=
53% Jail *21 /
2
Jan
79
30 > Man del Bros •—
l"
Manila I,tan-Shirt
4
/ 7% Feb 1 '4
19% Feb
4
3D % Jan
42
'
~30
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4
>
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r
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7% Jail
Co
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1,000
17 4!
19!
25%
71%
—10
—1
,30
1
1
•Mgnali Sugar Co__
19%'Jan 21
9
2
,
Mahoning- Cog.1 RR
i
13,300
5,400
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1504!
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convertible preferred
10
/ *Malh)ry-(P
Jail "-31
6%
1%
1%
73
—5
——
32%
64!
25%
/
(The)—
32
694
2544
8%
-100
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3294
2,000
;
254!.
8
72
—
Magma Coiipcr
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i
,
■V
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34
Jan
2
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31
Jan
30
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f/:-4%
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V': 27,%-Feb ; 4
3244 Jan 28
8
17% Apr 22
30
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60
Feb
283
*
2
% J an
81
32% Feb 25
55
Jan
9
Dec
21% Dec 31
39
Oct 30
.
25% Jan
;' 29% Jail
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77
23
49% Nov
7.
.
Jan
83
83
12% Dec
l
>
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2
2
544! Jan
5
i
400
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.
47% Jan 22
35% Jan
20
6
22
3
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1644 Jan
7
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8
28
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91
61% Sep
(
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•
'20% Jan >
>,
10
"%.8% Jan
:
/•
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1744
164!
Co Inc com
No par
<> 4 4!Vo-, preferred .series /A
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'Madison gfiuare,. Garden——No par
22
48444 Jun
m
11
1%
16
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Mack
-
10, ';.:3i8%Febr74
35% Feb v 7
3044 Jan, 2
2
54%'Feb
•
86
10%
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5%
25 3
10
100
10
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25%
25
4
Corp
1
114!
86
19!
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•/
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69
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694! Nov. 11
,
26% Feb •;,3.
22%'Jiia->2
>7%'Jan , 2
'«
14;
37 44 May
•■■•
'(>'!h 'preferred'
1234! Jan 30
307/4 "Fell
Co
MaeAiidrews Si Forbes oonuiion
30% Jap . 23 ;
,
■
38
4»
67r:ii Feb,- 4
;
2
13,"
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10
3
33% Dec 30
V
,
694
'
5
13% Feb
:/l2% Jan,
•
264! Aug 15
2344 Dec
62% Feb
7>2I'.Jan'
f 15% July 17.-" ; :45'34'Jan
2944 Oct 23
,
;!«•>
20 44 Apr
26
26 V
Jan
37%>May 13
24 !
494! Dec
->
'■
30
17 44. Jan
;17% Oct 22
.
32%
69!
17
800
27%
69!
114!
32%
6%
.
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3144 Jan 28
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3944 Feb
5
140
Jap 29
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2.154 Jan
2
28.
Jan
3
/;"?8% Jail / 6
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Jun1l7 >
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16
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10
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Jan
,
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Jan' 13
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146
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1Q-
:
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32%
69!
1
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cony
,
4
:50%
>
12
4% Nov
Jan 23
30
r:Jun 12
•
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44
,
24';r
234/a Dec
11%
329!
1%
27%
2,800
19%
194!
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32%
11
6%
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500
«
11
*8442
32%
,-10c
^
86
18
18
19%
27%
2744
10% '•
•69!-
preferred
Long Island Lighting Co com
57'^. series B preferred—
100
4.25% series D preferred
.100
>••■: 4.35% series F. preferred
100
4.40% scries O coliv pfd
100
Lorillard- (P)' Co common.-10
•:
>7%. :])i;cferred —
;
-100
T.ouis'vjHe)Gas & El Co (Ky)-Nopar
Louisville *8S Nashville—50
'V Iiovrensteiii (M) & Sons Inc*—<— 1
,::?T(Ukeiis -Sfoel Co-—'
3.33%
4.847«
Jan
j 60
.
";1 Jari.' 2
89
Lone Star Gas
105
'/ Jan 13i% Jan.;. 21
>4
.
Nov 27 V
'v:~ 0
'«
Nov 19
-
■j Lbue Star Cement
29
•57
.';6v /18% AUg " 2
->5% Ocji
-
//
^
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v' 77 >' ;Nov l« •"
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*27%
*83
:
32 3!
—1
Aircraft Corp—
Lockheed
Jan
29 .V-.
pt
32%; July 12 vj
'32%May;lT;,:
•A
,
1
300
3%
*39!
18 44
19%
2,600
%
25
*25
3%.
*18
10%
,
2.50
Loew's Inc
92
32% Jan
128 :-
39% Mar 22;.;,
; 22%.Dec/16 !•
112% Dec 26 4 /> 125,% Mar 4
Mar
86
—5
-
Litton, Industries
2
Jan
101%.
V
122% Jun 28 <
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V./.'r-s >'
;i, 33 '
104
90
7 *
Jan
22
11< • Dec. 16-
:
28
7
com—._25
-100
10
Corp (The)
—
List Industries Coi|)___
3
,'"23
2
8
30
.Jan
8
' 4 •>
-34
Dec
5
133%.Dec 27
■
-
28
*83
86
■'•■83
10
Lionel
25
Apr
106
,
22
54% Dec
'.v. 45 3,'4
Link Hell;- Co
9
224! Jan
Mar. 4;-
2
Jail
1014! Jan
■•
F:
89
iJ ul.V 24
116,:
preferred ;-;
;'Lily Tiilin Cup Corp
1%
4
29
Feb 28 V-
4
15% Jan
& Libby
Liggett ■& Myers Tobacco
30
2
2
107% Jan
103
93.1, Aug 26
;
•
Jun
35% Feb
34
Jan
31
7
7
.Jun
117
78.4! Nov 12
■
2844 Jan
July 16
36% May 13
•
Aug 26
NOV
Corp
Libby McNeill
•
;i9% Oct; 22
■80
27%
.
0
No par
Products—
1994
1994
1
(The)
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
22
9% Jan 24
72% Jan. 23/
-
Fink
&
Lerimr Stores
1644van;27,
2
Corp
18%
199!
18
194!
.
11
99%. Oct 25
93'
Lelin
•
.
29% Oct
.■
Lehman
•
'
754! Jan
18
19%
.
4
3
.
264! Jan
65%-Jan ;: 2
■
9
! '5% Jan 29
5 / 25% Feb
18%
19%
274!
5
*
3%
*25
3%
*3%
-
i
7% Jan,
14
31
1744 Jan
•r"
4'4. Jan
'
11% Oct 31
2544 Oct
9
f.
10
Oct
26
20
1% Jan
143
Jan *'7 ■; 152 " Jan 29
150% Mar 7
5
60% Jan 22 y,;:.65% Feb
67% July 18.:» ;
"57' ' Feb .5
46% Jan
3
72%. Jan
9 •'<
114! Jan : 6
10
< Jaii*1 2
16% Abr 18 "
S
.7% Jan
6
i v-7% Jan 15
10% July 16 ,
/ '433i Jan • 9
39 44 Jail 31
•; 52 % July 30
43% Feb
5
38% Jan
2
6744 Jan
2
1544 Jan
7
'13% Jan
2 /■
22
Jan 11
i
:
46 44 Dec
;
4
184!
...
>Lehigii Coal & Navigation Co
10
Lehigh Portland. Cornellt—
15
Lehigh Valley RR
No par
Lehigh'Valley Coal common
1
$3 noncum 1st preferred—No:par
50c noncum 2nd. pl'd—
No par
,
7 Vs Jan
16 •./Jan
24 !
13% Jan
6244 Aug 26
1304! Aug
9
>
■>'50-
32% Feb
/-•
Jan
1
68 4! Jan
31
744 Dec
V >11% Jan
2
i 234! Jan
14
254;.-Jan 23
254! Dec 31 >2
19
Apr 29
: /14% Jan
70% Jan
2
84% July 17
15
14% Oct 22
19'
14
324! Jun
Oct 21
,;844! Jail" 20
7
17
3%
3.85%
-
2544
*3 9a
15%
25
*3%
1
-
159!
25-44
♦1794
154!
25
(James) & Sons Co conunon_3
preferred i—
100
^Lees
:
;
1544
*34!
1544
2544
159!
159!
159!
25%
159!
154!
*_25
pfd_75 Pesos Hex
-
Rubber & Tire
./Lee
Jail 27
28% Jail 30
420
,
544< Jan
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The Commercial and
(692)
Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, February;
10, 1953
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1957
Lowest
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
25
Dec
31
50% Jan
10
2
38% Jun
5
30% Jan
.
26 V* Dec
26
35
Dec
18
77
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2
11
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10
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2
14
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28
Feb
3
,
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16
27% Jan
6
31
Jan
28
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4% Jan
2
7% Jan
13
60 y4 May 24
43% May 27
37% May 23
33% Jan
8
8
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30
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13
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1
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1
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13
14
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24
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30
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4
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24
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25
33% Jan
42
78
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13
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4
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29
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24
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North
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Northeast Capital
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Northern Central Ry Co
Northern Natural Gas
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:
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18%
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108
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18%
30%
68
mo
$4.16 preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc.;
31%
50%
10
preferred
Northern States Pwr Co
31%
'1
Zio
com
$3.60 preferred series
31
42
20 Vb
15%
*107
$4.10 preferred series—
$4.08 preferred
series—
$4.11 preferred series
28% Feb
17% Jan
52%
34.";
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43%
95
29
25% Dec
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300
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77 % Jan
18
11 Va
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100
A
32% Jan
89% Jan 29
13%
28 V a
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14,700
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17% Jun 11
13
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8 la
6.300
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50
7
10
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par
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47%
52
22,300
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42
15
1
16
89
77%
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109
Jan
15%
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15
l
47%
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11%
78V4
Jan
14
37
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28%
78%
_
5.25% preferred
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co
7
SS Jan
110
State
3.90%
3
23 y» Jan
68
11%
28%
78»/4
85
3
4
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28%
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3
Jan
11%
78 y4
mo
21% Feb
33%
: 12%
13%
28%
preferred
preferred
23
93% Jan 24
108
52 3b>
33%
•
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339%
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8
12V4
5y2
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16
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162%
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99%
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33%
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2
58% May 20
8%
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5 V2
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79
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7%
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22
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inn
24% Jan
39% Jan
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33
36%
preferred
7
141
142 Va
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18% Jan
141
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47%
3.60%
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102
16V4
37
19.1b
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common__No par
preferred——No
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Niagara Mhk Pwr
6
9
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York
Common
17
25% July 18
39% May 17
70% Jan
8
100 Vb
162 Vb
53V4
3.40%
Jan
103%
163
16
9
-
103
52%
16
86
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80 % Jan
2
19
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23
103
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15
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N
42% Feb
79% Jan
York
Common
16
38% Jan
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23
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non-cum
21
7% Feb
15V2
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j
Fibre Co
York Air Brake
YWk Central—
30
Jan
itadiator—i
Chicago &
New
96
15%
19
England Electric System
l
New Jersey Pr &
Lt Co
pfd_100
Newmont Mining Corp
jq
Newport News Ship &
88% Jan
80% Feb
42% Dec
<15%
45%
13%
4614
;T6%
34V4
;. •
•
;i
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30
'
167
10%
:56
23ya.
34%
;
13%
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22%
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7
14
87
25% Aug 28
27
Jan
88 ~
9% Oct
Jan
;
91%
corn
3%%
t;
56%
34
22%
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Newberry Co (J- J)
Jan
Feb
15% Odt 22
16
S
10%
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41,'
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91%
—No"par
Neisner Bros Inc
87
Feb
20 y«
2
5
68
;
Mar 39
1
11% Feb
14% Jan
„
130% May 20
82
79% Oct
Nehi
24
90
77% Nov 14
Natomas
;
13
79 % Jan
National U
10%
-r' 54 y4
*165
34
22%
-8
'^National Vulcanized
■'
6
77% Jan
92
8
Feb
18
4
Oct
f,
5% Jan 20
14 «
10% Jan,
77% Nov 13
78
27
4% Jan
13% Jan
Feb 20
85
17
31
4
166%
11V4
;29%
.441/2
!
13%
16%
13%
11/ - •: 11 Vui;
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/
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100
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[ 29%
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14%
47
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11
54 y4
23
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167
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National Tda Co
National Theatres
20
12% Jan
*
8% Jan
8 % Feb
preferred A.
National Steel
f
"
33% Jan
351
Dec
7
4
11
'
24
14% Feb
4% Dec 24
14
•
7
1
167%
preferred B—
L
noo
National Linen Service
Corp
1
Natl Malleable &
Steel Cast—No
National
6
Feb
48% Feb
'
56% Jan
37% Jan
2
7% Jan
9% Jan
7%
"
ny4
29y4
14%
46%.
'16%
17«a
44%
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—1
-
47%'
.29%
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14
34
;
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14%
■f
-43%
National Fuel Gas Co
10
National Gypsum Co
common—1
$4.50 preferred
*
No par
National Lead Co common
-
23
16% Jan
7% Jan
May 17
7
4
142% Jan 22
14 y4 Jan 24
V26% Feb
5
13
29
■
16% Feb
23
167% Jan
13
...
.Jan
11-
20
10
Jan
30% Jan
1
——5
-
6
Jan
51
'NOV
44
30
Dec
2
15
3
9% Sep 16
2
17
25% Dec
,
80y» Jan
.37% Mar11
8% Oct 23
13
22% Jan
'
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'
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.
-4
1
49 % Dec -17
29% Nov >22
30%.Deo 17
4
;
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■
National Cash
Register,:——
National City Lines
Natl Distillers & Cliem
Corp
l*V*% pfd series of 1951-
5
Dec
16%
1—5
Gas Co—I 1
National Dairy
Products——I—I5
National Department Stores
22
165
-
National Cylinder
4
97 \
138
*13%
-47%
-
Inc-i———
3
3
5
,t-
National Biscuit Co
cOmnjon——10
'1%' preferred „*—1100
National Can
Corp
'
16
91% Feb
!
31
84
Aug 22
: 68% Oct 21
143% Aug 20
124%.Aug-;23
12%'Apr 12
l.
-
6
7
y4 Jan
■
IZZZ—ZIl
'
32 y8 Jan
86
■'
National Airlines
•• ■
National Automotive Fibres
Inci
National
Aviation; Corp—;
5
37%, Jan
13% Jan
19% Jan 28
1
16
17
*
Corp
National Acme: Co
1
20
50 y2 Jan
Natco
•
31
35% Oct 22
L
<
r
—
6
19% Jan
28% May 21
101% Apr
»
77y4 Oct 22
4
3
/
70% jun
4
24% May 22
50% July 11
38% Maria
23% Jan
•
Dec 19
14% Feb
*
163% Jan
0
Deo 30
15% Jan
10% Oct 22
-
July 3
42% Deo-
Feb 12
113%
8
166',
; 18% Dec 23
30
Jan
■
38% Jan 14
2
142% Aug 19
9% Nov 14
1
46% Feb 12?
(
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1
4
80 % Jan
18
!
81%
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•
17 Vb
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91 %
=*90
91
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92% '
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92
-
18
37
17%
37
%
18
17%
18
81%
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81%
81=4
91 %
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91
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23
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12%
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23
12%
241/s
12%
23%
13
93%
24%
29,900
24%
13%
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24%
12%
13%
15,400
*24%
24%
32
1
13
>24%
13%
24%'
100
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5715
Volume *87
(693)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
ktnf'hs
lear1937
lSowest
Range Sihce Jan. 1
Higftest
<
Lowesft
Tuesday
Feb. 8
Thursday
.
the Wee*
Friday
Feb. 6
Feb. 7
Feb. 4
Fir
Sales fer
Wednesday
Feb. 5
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
AND HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Shares
o
42% Oct 22
5^% May
83% Pet 24
7(H4 Jun
9
50% Jan
89
85% Nov 12
Jan
<
29
103'/2 Mar
14
54
94% Jan
9
99
84% Jan
101% Mar 18
27
7
91
1
98
Jan
14
Feb
Ohio
7
Jan
24
Jan
.
27
103.
Jan
17
99% Mar 25
96
Jan
8
Feb
6
28% Dec
30
44% Jan
4
28% Jan
13
31% Jan
16
21
44% Jun
14
39% Jan
9
44% Feb
4
17 % Jan
6
17% Jan
15
Oct
35
46% Sep 26
18
Jan
3
81% July 24
97
Jan
15
22%.Oct
28% Mar
22
Jan 28
92
7
26% Jan
93
7
Feb
Co
12
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.44%
Ohio
Oil
53%
53%
98
98
98
98%
88
87
87
*87
100
&
100
Elec
Co
43%
100
43%
17%
44 %
43%
*17%
.
94
*92
—7.60
93
26%
26%
93
26%
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:
27
99
31%
44%
82
NOV
Dec
61% July 11
21
T
30
129
Dec 30
64
18% OCt 21
73
89
Apr
2
30
2
Jan
2
7% Jan
66
43% Feb
3
29
4.25%
Feb
47
Corp common
4%% convertible preferred
7
40% Jan
13
Feb
7
Otis
20% Jan
9
25% Feb
5
Outboard
Nov
40
30%
44
36,700
6,200
31%
44 %
"
17%
*17%
*93
94
J 700
17%
94
17%
*93
.'l27%
27%
27%
27%
50% Oct 21
86% Jan
6
93% Jan 23
13% Feb
3
13% Jan
7
Overland
38% Jan
13
41% Jan
6
Owens Coming
3
66% July 25
104
59
Jan
7
94
Feb
7
25% Jan
2
65% Jan
86
Nov
13
NOV
12
43
Iter 13
85
NOV
18
96
Jan
15
16% Jan
31
7% Jan
2
17y« Jan
22
9% Jan
2
Oct 21
8% Dec 23
Jan
2
87
Jan
4
Outlet
30
42%
43%
42%
42%
99%
99%
99%
99%
8%
8%
30
90 y2 Feb
6
9% Jan
17'
17
13
Feb
$5
NOV 18
Jan
26% Jan
2
11'/a Jan
Nov 19
8
18 y4 Jan
17
43% Apr
11% Jun
8
40
Jan
2
48
47% Jan
2
51% Jan 30
13
83% Sep 25
40% Dec
13
19% Nov 19
33 y4 Jan
8
112% Oct 22
132
119% Oct 23
Oct
Oct
Jan
7,100
- "27%
4
30
2% Oct
21
27
12% Jan
17% Dec 27
31
2
9'/4 Jan
24
19y4J'an
7
87
51
51
Jun
4
22% Sep 20
28% May 18
25% Jan
23
28
25
Sep
3
Oct 22
May 31
40% Jan
13% Jan
Nov 26
2
27
12% Oct 21
Jan
Jan
29
25
95
3
24
Penna
Penn
46% Jan 27
Feb
6
4%%
5
4.40%
17
22% Jan
35% Dec 23
49% Apr 24
Apr 26
24 V4 May 9
60% Aug a
50
Jan
10
53
Jan
28
98% Mar 28
95
Jan
14
97
Jan
3
20% Jun
7
14 Va Jan
3
15
Va Jan
24
6Va Aug
7
65% July 15
Jan
2
3% Jail
30
42% Feb 12
49% Jan
13
57% Jan
3
85% Sep
#7
Feb
4
11% Jail
13 V2 Jan
Feb 25
35
7
28% Jail
32 V2 Feb
37
Jan
4* % Feb
34
Jan
37
85
16% Oct 21
45% Feb 25
25
13% Dec 20
27
10
37% Dec 23
19VaJan
3
Feb 25
63% Jau
2
Jail
37
37% Jan
6
21
Feb
6
105% Apr
l
94% Feb 12
99
Jan
9
89
Jan
76% Nov 14
10
100 V2 Jan
104 V2 Feb
6
Feb
4
>1% Apr 22
18% Apr 15
27 ya Jan
2
22
12% Jan
2
15% Feb
5
53% Dec 23
68% Jan 16
57% Jan
3
63% Feb
4
82
Feb
t2
79% Feb
19
75
13% Jan
3
96 Va Jan
>63% Jan
2
74% Jan
67% Nov 22
49% Feb
7
2
7
Oct
22
94% Jan 21
35% Nov 13:
-
2
83
Feb
6
Jan
29
78
_
Feb
7% Jan
2
8% Jan
14
36% Jan
2
42 'A Jan
16
,
4
—
39% Jun 26
44%, Jan
3
42% Jan
3
49% Feb
6
90
Jan
G
93
Jan
22
Oct
-16% Feb
21% Apr 23
70% July 12
11% Oct 21
44-..
May
21'
14"
53% Jail'
2
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2
19% Feb
3
87% Feb
Jau
7
30
Jan
2^
122%
123 %
122%
123%
135%
134%
134%
135 Va
135%
94
92
92%
♦92
36%
36
20%
5
23
23
33%
34 %
35%
*22%
25 \
26%
45 y2
97%
Oct
8
64
69
10
14
Dec
30
8% July 19
37% Jan
4,
60
Dec
24
•0% Feb
67
Dec 23
Dec
115
85
11
Dec
3
68 Va Oct
Feb
84
21
12
14
117
Nov
Jun
18
Jun 20
3
Jan
24
19% Jan
2
22% Feb
5
69
.120
Jan
120
8
Jan
8
39% Jan
10
48
Feb
6
69
10
00
Jail
29
Jan
11
43% Jan
54% Feb
2
20% Jan
10
24% Jan
preferred—
preferred
preferred
preferred—.
Reading Corp
48
Feb
9
47% Feb
32% Jan
16
4
26% Jan
2
28
Feb
33% Oct 22
27
l
40
May 9
79% Mar 19
24% Feb
4
11
20% Sep
4
19% Sep 26
23% Feb
118
'
'
22
42% Dec 31
'
Feb
4.
7
9% May 19
72
Aug :5
30% May 22
66% Apr 24
48% Jun 7
85% Jan
8912 Jan
10
7
91
7
92% Jan
,
37
Jan
Jan
23% Jan
Jan
16
5% Jan
23 % Feb
2
Jan
2
67% Jan
26% Jan
43% Jan
30
Jan
117
Jan
Feb
7
28% Jan
;
30
32% Jan
16
3714
*3414
37%
22%
2214
2234
21%
2214
213a
2214
54%
52 %
52%
5234
5234
52%
52%
■
4034
42
39%
39%
105
*103%
Vb
8 Va
78
8%
8%
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98
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32
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146
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146
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141
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..
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1914
71%
,
71%
71
7134:
,
7
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16
68 V2
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72
22%
1
2214
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46
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79
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7134
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7114
700
22
2214
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1,700
122
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122
4634
48
4Q34
79
♦70%
4634
♦76
79
;
79
19%
1,100
1934
26
19%
19 Vb
19%
19%
19%
26
2534
5334
5214 ; 3234
52
54 Vb
52
52
52%
1
10
—10
2
26
:*
5414
26
26
25%
2534
25%
52%
2014
2014
2014
1936
20
20%
2034
20'A:
1934
24%
2334
24
24
2334
24
24
23%
23%
5634
55
56
56%
56%
5534
55%
5534
5514
47
47%
4714
46%
47
Electric
Power Co
Gamble
4634
46%
47
32 Va
3134
32
3134
32
27%
2714
27%
27%
2734
91
92%
92
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92%
9414
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♦95
96
*95
$4.75
Inc
com
preferred
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co
Pullman
.Pure
Oil
Inc
(The)
,—
38 Va
7914
*23 Vb
25 V4
23
x31 Vs
*112
5
No par
10
No par
38%
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•
.
2334
53%
47 v4
*91 %
*8914
91
92%
91%
91
*90
♦89%
100
25
25
100
preferred
4.32% preferred
4.16%
preferred
4.20%
preferred
"
27 V4
7%
67%
27%
48%
23
31%
116
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3134
28
96
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9514
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38
79
79
38%
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25
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32
31%
-
♦112
119
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6734
68%
68%
27%
27%
49%
49
27%
49 %
7%
7%
.
68
49%
38
3834
-
3,300
10,200
2,500
13,000
.
2,300
92 %
20
94%
,
120
95
.
40
38
;
5,200
79%
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24%
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23'A
23%
50
24%
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119
2734
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:
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69
27%
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30%
7,200
70
2734
4,900
49%
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38,600
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300
119
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734
69
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95
96
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2734
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•
27% r 27%,
.
32
3134
.
28
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31%
_
32
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7914
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24%
119
4,100
66,400
5,500
1934
"
31%
of Colorado—.—10
Publicker Industries
s
10,900
4734
1934
25:%
Co
11,300
30
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68%
7,000
9,300
5;400
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714
15%
13%
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71 ya
714
71a
1534
.
110
18%
18
18%
19%
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coo
137
138
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122
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33%
•
147
18 %
1614
68%
70%
2234
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15%
60
89
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33%
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15%
71
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67
71
22%
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90
33
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4,100
-
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'
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19
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33
2,200
10,200
57
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57
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86
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90
119,285
38%
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57
ID
,
800
1,000
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43,500
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98
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320
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834
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89
27,700
34,300
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56
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470
3134
:
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1914
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3014
63 Vb
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5814
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10414
104
31
81 %
18%
,
250
47 %
15
94 %
15 Vb
9914
•
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330
99 Vb
300
220
9334
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;
,
4914
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93%
102%
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;
49%
40
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40 Va
49%
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9334
6,900
3934
21
2114
40
21
3014
98
39 Va
39 Va
.
39%
104%
78
8%
81
78
39%
♦10314
4834
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81 Vb
34,500
100
15%
78
130
423a
100
63%
47 3A
9414
42
2934
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47%
563u
9414
10014
32
63
15 %
62%
551b
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104 Vb
2934
32,800
563b
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3,400
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102
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314
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2134
40
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.
42%
41%
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300
15ya
55
55%
5434
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24,700
9814
15
334
334
3%
33h
5514
94
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15y8
33b
15 Va
15
15
1514
98 Vb
♦97
98 Vb
•97
97
9234
46%
1
8%%
16
49% Jan
2
*3414
101 Vb
14%
Public Serv Co of Indiana—No par
7
10
4014
3714
91V4
"
8% Jan 23
69
4014
*3414
*10014
62%
No par
$1.4p' dlv preference com—No par
4.0$% preferred
100
4.18%
preferred—
100
4.30%
preferred
100
16
8-
39%
3714
54 Vb
31 %
13,000
4l3u
41
4134
220
4014
94
92%
%
30
3214
32%
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32
101
*103
Pub S«v El & Gas com
10
4
400
5
Public drerv Co
:
4
24% Jan
7
22
117
32 %
510
2.50
Procter, &
.
16
Feb
79
3214
32%
3%
3%
s4%
*91%
guaranteed preferred
Metallurgical Inc
Potomac
28
39% Jan
10
28,900
99
19%
Poor
•
5
Jan
96
1234
*98
Polaroid Corp
27
92 % Feb
J
2
75
Jan
1214
2,000
4534
100
Plough Inc—
Plymouth Oil Co
6
55
12%
13
15
100
*100
Chic Ry com.100
100
Pitts
—1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
—10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt—
1
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
10
6 % preferred class A
—100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100.
Pittsburgh & West Virginia—100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
Pitts ton Co (The)
1
$3.50 convertible preferred
75
.7
2
Mar is
Feb
6
31
29% Jan
92
95
57% Jan
Jan
42% Jan
4
31
May 20
32% Feb
j
9834
1234
97
15
3%
100
preferred
9834
13%
99%
100
200
52%
45%
21%
52%
97
54 Vb
£00
12.50
9834
'
99 y4
*50
453a
4514
*5214
22
*94
54%
5414
98
40
37%
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5434
52%
♦50
*3414
40 %
%
14
99 V4
*
1314
32
39%
21
1334
45%
99'A
13
31V2
31%
1334
1414
4514
97
13%
90
5434
14%
14
99%
101 Vb
30
2
4,300
6,200
22,200
2,100
89%
5434
9914
101%
30
22% Jan
16,800
4
1614
89%
51
97
21'A
5
16% Jan
41u
16%
2814
Vb
4 Vu
4
4%
80
5434
97%
39%
3
•
2834
28
28%
29 Va
25
51
99 y2
21%
16
12
Jan
73
26% Jan
Feb
Oct
3
20y4 Jan
92
20-
16
68% Feb
13.
29
*•£9% Nov 14
16% Jan
2
31-
53% Dec
24
202% Sep 12
4% Oct 22
'<64
Mar
2
Jan
19% Jan
81% Oct 23
:
14'A Jan
62
23'A Jan
£4% Jun 28
77
Sep 11
Oct
4
7
37% Oct 22
65
6
7% Feb
;
2
Jun
23 % Dec
57
Dec
44% Jun 21
Nov
2
32% July 22
31
14
1814 jun 24
£1
73% Jan
17:
38
15% Dec 30
28 Va Jun
Mar 29
Jan
6% Jan
4
21% Dec
£2% Dec 19
30-
7
Jan 23
29% July 25
135
44% Oct 22
19 % Feb
2
85% Jan
o% Dec 23
15% Jan
210
8,500
4534
*34%
Pitts Ft Wayne &
31% Jun 21
26%
27%
4
%
13
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
30
2514
14%
45
99 y2
3
14% Dec
26
26
26
%
5514
*50
39%
7%
26
52%
54 %
54%
52%
45%
6
22
*22
2734
283u
Xl4
15%
15 Va
54 »A
*50
15% Feb
Jail
*50
2o
*26%
89%
33% Feb
140
60
*22%
*25 lb
89%
60
♦50
25
8934
89 %
2,900
60
893a
88%
33%
2734
28%
2834
28%
:
263a
♦25
900
33%
*22%
2734
y4
22%
*26V4
*50
60
*50
89 %
8
3
3414
16%
13
Jan
33%
1634
Jan
136
35%
500
22%
-
16 %
14% Jan
e
34%
*26
*
13
22%
2214
16%
30
Feb
22%
22%
100
9,900
9
8%
'
414
46% Jan-
Jun
87a
16%
20% May 10
180
9%
414
29% Nov 19
150
3%
9
16 Vb
14% Dec
25
*3
9%
27%
$5 convertible preferred—No par
$4.80 preferred
(conv)
No par
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
1
11
3%
8%
•414
7
Jun
3 %
1,000
3%
*3
3%
16%
6
Nov
91b
*17%
18
4 Vb
84 % Jan
134
314
18y4
3 Va
9
23
18
28%
82% Jan
139-
18%
20
18 %
16%
Mar 26
7
20'A
62
20%
*25
93
30
62
20%
*17%
61%
20%
25
25,500
61%
lA
62%
20%
60
60
43
18%
61%
20%
*26 y4
7,300
44,900
38%
*17%
62%
20%
*22%
98'A May 15
00
43
*41
43
20,700
94
♦41
61
*50
27% Mar 20
k
42%
35%
36%
33 Va
82% Dec 24
-
42
*92
94
23
82% Dec 31
22
43%
35%
36%
*41
43
*41
_
*17%
3y8
8%
16 Va Jan
15 y4 Oct
-
35%
35%
43
60%
1414
*92
94
130
3,200
4%
13%
42 Va
r
2,650
5
5
13%
43
8,700
1,400
14
5
5%
-
14%
No par
.
100
Berles
5
5%
•
20%
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com.—1
6 % preferred
—100
Phillips Petroleum
—5
Pillsbury Mills Inc common
23
$4 preferred
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp.
1
Pltney-Bowes Inc.
2
Pitts Coke & Chcm Co com
10
7
94
4
123%
134
41%
3.90%
88
Nov
122%
40%
3
...
123
136
122%
12214
42%
.-...100
4.30%
100
4.68%
-.100
Phila &
1
Philco Corp common
3
3%% preferred series A
100
Philip Morris Inc common..
5
4% preferred
100
31
3
Jan
2nd
1.80%
94(4 Jan
43
22
22%
13%
——1
7
102% Jan
12
22%
97
4.40%
2
Dec
22%
*52
29
106
46
22%
Phila Electric Co common—No par
104% Feb 19
38% Oct 21
63Nov 13
22%
.—100
Jan
4%
Aug 26
Oct
9,800
22%
22
22%
Pfeiffer Brewing Co—
—5
Pfizer (Chas) dz Co Inc common—1
Nov
21% Oct 22
42%
—No par
common
$1 conv preference com
32
42
42%
5
preferred
Petroleum Corp of Amer
87
Jan
42%
42%
14%
25
100
33y3c
4%%
94
18
RR
6
103
8,500
42i/4
42
100
100
10
13
6
11
51%
Light com—No par
93% Feb
2
23
51%
41%
1
Feb
*40
40% May 21
29% Aug 14
51-7 »
1
6
42% Feb
22
51
10
Corp
21% Jan
7
47 %
51%
42%
No par
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pet Milk Co
19'A
47%
50%
40
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
5
*18%
47%
50% ,51
42
42%
13%
1
preferred (conv)
Phelps-Dodge Corp—
94
34% Oct 21
Feb
6
19%
47
50%
1#
Peoples Drug Stores Inc—
Peoples Gas Light & Colce
6
*18%
47%
14 14
25
preferred
4
series preferred
Pennsylvania
29
22% Feb
2
Jan
92
Jan
Sand
&
Power
98% Feb
100
Jan
13% Dec 30
28% Dec 16
11
Glass
*12%
19%
47 Va
43'A
5
(The)
Chemicals Corp
Pennsalt
15
13 ;
*1814
14
1
Pennroad Corp
Jan
Jan
*12%
42
*92
35y2
*41
59 14
2.50
preferred
Penney (J C) Co
13
*12%
47%
5
Corp
1,900
4,300
13
19%
5
conv
9%
12%
9%
12%
13
5
common
7
Feb
15% Feb
2
Corp
13
9%
12%
*9%
12%
9%
9%
50
46%
1
common—No par
25
25
25
ocinent
nme
$1.60
51
97% Jan
Jan
27
57
13
41% Jan
101
Pen-
Penn-Texas
28
Jail
90
13% Jan
49
106
6
4% Jan
17
50% Jan
64% July 19
45 % Jan
8
90% Oct 28
7
29% Jail 30
82% Jan
July a
70% July 12
39% Oct 22
3
3% Jan
13% Jan
16
48% Nov 20
46% Dec 30
Jan
1,200
1,900
92
*90
*18%
*135
3.50
$1 preferred
$1.32 preferred
$1.30 preferred
;
•
46%
41%
22 %
121%
Transportation—No par
Pantosular Telep
13
26% Feb
2
23% Jan
8
Jan
26
23
Jan
15% Jan
8
85% Mar 13
27a Dec 30
13
Jan
♦12 y4
19
—
50
1
Penlck & Ford
12%
;
12%
13
136
Peabody Coal Co common
6% conv prior preferred
8
6,600
46
*19
No par
Co
12%
,
*135
Patlno Mines & Enterprises
39
28V2Jun
Proof
64 %
9%
9%
9%
12%
*12%
-
100
31
1
24% Jun 21
914
12%
100
100
preferred
3% Jan
31
11
90%
Corp,
9
7% Jan
10
Apr
Consolidated
2y4 Jan
2
35% Feb
Nov
90%
_
Parmelee
23'A Jan
92
89%
common
23
6
2% Dec
89%
No par
No par
Corp
18% Jan
30% Jan 10
Oct
89
Electric
6
30% Dec 31
92
88%
*89
10
15 V4 Jan
3
32% Dec
91
•r
29%
Parker Rust
Jan
£4.% Jun
80% Nov
29%
4
3
2
Jun
94
29 %
6
Jan
21
75
94%
29
21
3
Jan
19% Jan
21
94 %
62% Feb
Jan
53
95
29%
Paramount Pictures Corp
1
Park & Tilfote Distillers Corp
1
Parke Davis it Co
No par
42
42
2
64%
64%
29
4
11
65 :y
64%
*94
92 ys Feb
26% Jan
.7,200
29%
8
45% Mar 29
40
95%
Jan
63% Dec
10O
40
*13%
64%
90
12
14
40
64 14
No par
180
j,
.
14
39 %
29
May 17
22
91
*1314
14
95%
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
18% Oct
91%
9,900
70,700
i
..
».'/
91%
96
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
Common
7
91%
-
:
29%
14
38% Feb
25
64 s,,
27
2
47
24%
29%
Jan
4%
46%
25%
95 %
44
Pacific Tin
49%
243 a
40%
39%
40%
73
45%
92%
.
71
64%
153 b Jan
42% Feb
31
preferred
&
•
9,600
.
10O
73 —
♦71*
15
2
7% Dec
39%
39
1,100
Y8%.
100
3
22% May
4% Jan 24
*13
47,900
.
100%
8%.
—6.25
Jan
30% Jan
13 %
39
24%
42%
42
*9914
30
♦
.
64%-"
95 «
37
11
13'A
1
Corp
12% Jan
86% Jun
22
Jan
*13
common
Pacific Telep & Teleg
6% preferred
24
5% Feb
,
38% Jun 24
14 % Dec
*91
14
16
85
84% July 23
28
2
91%
66% Jan
17
Dec
4 Va Jan
Co
Pacific Lighting
Pacific
Mills
123% Jan 27
137
90 %
91%
1.
(The)
Fiberglas
25
4
2
25%
24%
25
24
13
45
44
23
7'A Apr 22
19ysJan
4
22
22% Oct 22
36
42% Jan
22% Feb
Jan
•43%
43 %
Pacific Gas
27
8
131
73
44
5% preferred—.
Pacific Finance Corp—
17
Jan
2
117% Jan
7
*71
23
91%
—
18% Jan
21
137% Mar 12
Jun
12% Jan 27
40% Jan
Jan
9%
71%
22%
Fisheries Inc
B
Pacific Cement & Aggregates Inc..5
Pacific Coast Co common
1
33% Jan 21
43% Oct 22
7.
8%
71%
Pacific Amer
4
10
.
9%
71%
43%
preferred—
Oxford Paper
17
27
Corp
9
8%
9
-
—30c
Corp
Co—
4%
:
Jan
30
43%
100
*71
1
100
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
96% Jan 16
42%
99%
100
No par
6
Jan
99%
—6.25
Marine
68
24
4
Elevator
42%
42
series—100
Oliver
30
73
5
pref 1951
conv
16% July 15
35% Nov 18
7
Common
4
Jan
9% Jan
2
Jan
-
101
11
37% Jun
13% Dec
Jan
95
11
90% May 31
49'/a Jim 19
•38% Oct 22
«
39
July 11
13% Jan
60
101
Olln Mathieson Chemical Corp—
37% Dec 19
30
-
101
*97
44
17%
94
27%
-410
87
101
101%
30%
44 %
17%
*93
-87
88
99
31%
44 %
17%
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98
'
101
30%
31%
54
97%
98
101
104%
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101
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31%
5,700
53%
53%
97%
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88
♦101%
104
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101
30%
20
531,
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104
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com—10
-
-
*101%
No par
Gas
-53%
53%
98
88
1
4%: preferred.
Preferred 4.24% series
Oklahoma Natural Gas_
27% Jan 27
53%
98
100
_
.
Co
Oklahoma
4
53%
—100
common
preferred
4.56%
95% Nov 13
99
Edison
4.40%
3.90%
I
.
•
21
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
.
.
Monday, February
.
10
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Pat
Sale9 for
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
Feb. 5
Feb. 6
Tuesday
lep. 3
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Feb. 4
Friday
the Week
Feb. 7
Snares
Q
2
39% Sep
13872 Dec
30
337a Jan
23% Oct
136
.
143
Jan
Quaker Oats
2
Co (The) common—5
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
Jan 29
267a Feb
Jan
24
7
297a Jan
22
39% Jail
37% Jan
13
123% Aug 13
3874
6%
5
141 Vy
*14172
26
'
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37 Va
143
3772
38
142
*
37%
1407a
26%
2,300
■'
143
20
267a
26%
700
34-%
33r'a
34%
41,700
73%
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74 7t
1,500
17%
177 a
17%
6,600
52 7a
5134
16%
51%
167a
29,400
22%
237a
64,200
24 7a
247a
26-/2
26 7a
267a
347a ;
35
34%
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7474
73%
17%
26%
26%
26
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143
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3874
38
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38
3874
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18
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32 74
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177a
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17
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23
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22
64 Va Jun
40
May 13
3074 Jan
2
35
Jan
14
24
Oct
27
78
Jan
24
69% Jan
6
74%
Jan
29
2174 Aug
6
17 78 Jan
28
19 % Jan
21
Ranco Inc
7
4974 Jan
14
52
28
Raybestos-Manhattan
11
14% Jan
13
17
Feb
4
Rayonier
Inc
1
1672
16%
2374 Aug 13
21% Jan
2
2374 Jan
16
Raytheon
Mfg Co
5
22%
22%
Reading
24%
2*y2
Mar 22
17
48 74 Feb
11
597* Jun
14
23
347a Jan
Dec
16% Mar 18
Jan
s
Radio Corp of America com—No par
22 Va Dec
11
347a Jan
4
23% Jan
2
25% Jan
20
307a Nov
18
39
Jan
10
327a Jan
2
34% Jan
24
20
36
Jan
2
26% Jan
2
28% Jan
22
25
Dec
34%
73%
73%
5
17%
18
No par
*51%
;' 34% i. 35
34%
No par
$3.50 1st preferred
Co .common
50
4%'noncum 1st preferred
4%.noncum 2nd preferred
50
52%
50
.'
28%
•
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53
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287a
28%
23
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21%
33%
28%
24%
24 7a
33%
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34
28%
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28%
37
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37
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•-
24 72
•
29
417a Apr
16% Dec 30
317a Jan
12
57/e Dec 31
127a Jan
Real Silk
12
8
35
Oct
177a Jan
6
1
9
Reed Roller Bit
227a Feb
2
Jan
7% Feb
Reeves
Reis
37a Jan
67a Feb 28
3% Dec 31
6% Jan
10
1574 July
7
45
8
July 31
137a Jan
10
31
Jan
13
13
30
Mar 29
21
Jan
52
Dec
10
62
Feb
1
54
13
Oct
10
3274 Jan
10
4% Dec
6
8% May
6
20% Dec 24
Oct
22
Dec
18
137a Apr
5974 Jan
217a Dec
18
39
9
37
21
5
No par
Inc——
9
56
Feb
50c
21
Jan
9
Jan
7
77s
*4
13%
13 Va
34%
4
common
5
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20 74
100
*5574
56
■'< 2U"4
7 55%
1
18%
19
6% Jan 22
—50c
674
9% Jan
2
117a Feb
4
13
43% Jan
30
Republic Steel Corp
9
2972 Jan
30
25% Jan
10
297a Feb
4
Revere Copper & Brass
Revlon Inc
87a Jan
2
107a Feb
7
Rexall
6574 May 16
3274 Jan
10
3874 Feb
6
4674 Mar 29
4178 Jan
6
457» Jan 22
66% Dec
67% Jan 22
11
11
10
42%
43
b
28%
29
1
27%
.28%
2.50
9%
9%
10
5
Drug Co
Reynolds Metals
4% %
l
common
35%
50
Cp
pfd 6eries A
*4474
36
63% Jan
10
6
737a Sep
19
83 7a Feb
1
83 7e Feb
7
Common
10
*77
87
82% Jan
22
787a Jan
9
837a Feb
7
Preferred .3.60%
6eries
100
*82
84
87% Jun
24
99
4
94% Jan
9
99
5
Preferred
4.50%
series
—100
98
10
23
2174 Jan
Mar
18
Feb
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
Aug
2
13% Feb
4
4
1% Jan
2
27a Jan
30
1
37a Apr
577a Jan
10
1072 Jan
18% Dec
23
8374 Jan
4
197a Jan
19% Jan
2
27% May
6
Rheem
22% Jan
Richfield
Selection
Oil
68%
1
Trust
Corp
5
Rlegel
23% Jan
29
Bitter
Paper
Corp
Jan
474 Jan
2
36% July 19
4472 July 17
22 74 Jan
25%.Feb
4
2978 Jan
31
Jan
8
5%%
26% Aug 19
297a Mar
2874 Jan
31% Feb
7
Rochester
22 yB Dec
317a July 24
27% Jan
27
77a Apr
21
28
Dec
23
24
81% Nov
8
4
5
4237a May
Oct 21
285
22% Jan
8
315
May 29
3374 May 21
32
July 24
207a Dec 31
Jan
90
96
4
19% Oct 22
Jan
96
137a Jan
2
10
1'
17%
Dec~30
40% May 18
28
Feb
35
Nov
Rohr
15
24
3
23
Jan
1% Feb
Gas
&
4%
9
417a Feb
13
Co
157a Jun 11
2174
Royal
Dutch
8,300
6%
674
674
6%
13,100
6.% "
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11
11
10 74
11
43 %:
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27
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Royal McBee Corp
Ruberoid Co
2374
7,
237a
23%
247a
23
•
337a
31,
2774
3
5
5
23%
•
4%
25%
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,
3407a
1
Feb
•
123%
2474
,
1
3174
3357a
100
Co
•
32
5
5
Pet
34% Feb
97g Feb
1,300
'
56
1874
'7 987'a ?. 99
2%
63%
47r(
'
20
Rome Cable Corp
Ronson Corp
21
14
21Va"
1774
"
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31
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2
Jan
.
*21
"
56
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22% n: 23 7a
.
474
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preferred series A
Aircraft
2
8
25
common
30 74 Jan
.
;v
23% v ' •i' *2374
24
No par
El Corp
&
18% Jan
25
62
23
474
preferred
conv
Haas
28
10% Jan
3774 Jan
Mines
Spring & Axle Co
Jan
21% Jan
97a Jan
607a Jun
7% Oct 24
1,000
•
Rockwell
25% Jan
2174 Jan
87a Dec 23
2>'i%
*•.
•
63%
*23
5
*
Rohm
353% Jan 23
2272 Jan
37% Dec 19
26
1,000
5474
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,
200
1474
3454
1874
44%
67%
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2 VB
22%
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
Oct
12%
627a
10
Company
Roan Antelope Copper
4
9872
'•
•
1474
3454
*20%
36%7 37%
: ■iii *82 .<$> 84
;
%
2
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*, y *78
....
12%
;
5s
67
-
67%
5
,
'
247a Feb
2
Manufacturing Co
Rhodesian
64% Jan 29
10
5
574
1474
35%
14
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4474 %
.
24
3,100
1,100
•-
187 a
28><
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•
36% !'■ 37%
44%'7,*43%
72 y* Jun
774
547 a
42%
«% '• 10
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•
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38.7a 6•39% a?
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18%
56
117a
»
43%
28% / 287a' .J'
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2174
6%
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43
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'500
37
18%
6%
.'^6%
6%
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21'A
2174
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,
19
18%,
68% Jun
207a Dec 23
:
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574
35
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30
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vr
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34%)
;
33%
Co
5
13%
13 7a
33%
22% Jan
39% Nov 12
Dec
*
5
5
5%
2,700
28%
28%
75b
7%
*
34
7a.
'
137a
Mfg
;7Tu
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100
(
21%
21
207a
'
337a
39% Jan
1% Oct 21
-
7%
"
10
■
5
2
4
567a Dec ,30
,'20
10
25
107a Jan
52% July 22
" lV/2
20 74
7%
'/*
19%
19 74
...
*33 7a
*337a'.'! 34
37
Conv pfd 3 74% series
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
7
2
*33%
*.
(Robt)
Reliance
21% Jan 21
Jan
16% Jan
5
Co
July 19
July 11
40
Mar 12
77a Oct 22
32% Dec
6
Feb
Bros
5
-
& Co—
$1.25 div prior preference
Reliable Stores Corp
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
28
14 7a Feb
35
2
13 Va Dec
30 % Dec
Hosiery Mills
74
22% :
337a
23
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34
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1
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8
23 V* Nov 20
267a Dec
4
247a Jan
10
78
2
93
Mar 22
84% Jan
2
89
Jan
29
4 %
14
176
July 17
24
164
Jan
21
4.30 %
July
Feb
137
22
161
Jan
,
Dec
30
46 7a Mar
6
22% Jan
2
21% Oct
24
257a Dec
2
24
2
10 y8 Dec
10
5074 Dec
9
Jan
267a Jan 11
10 7a Jan
7474 Feb
"
-
5374 Jan
5
235
Feb
13
304
Oct
2
190
May 23
205
Jan
3
27-
26% Feb
2
14,
Feb
13% Feb
1
4
■
1
23% Oct
85
22
Oct 30
17% Oct
96
58% Feb
: 16% oct
24
22
Jan
20"
261
Feb
6t Louis Southwestern
5%
31% Jan
90'
Jan
,20
93
2Q% Jan
2
22% Jan
20
34
Jan
2
34% Feb
3
13*74 Feb
6
Jan~~2
7
18% Jan
15
Jan
1478. Jan
20
Jan
30
37% Nov 27
32% Jan
13
36% Jan
Sep 25
36
15
34% Jan
10
35
30
227a May 29
127a Jan
3
147a Jan
52
NOV
4
647a Jun
57% Jan
7
60% Jan
16
84
Oct
21
Dec
14
Jan
23
22%
227a
34%
34%
1374
1874
1374
Arms
Jan
28
8
997a Jan
24
21% Jan
2
28
7
83
May
77%
36
Jan
217a Jan
15% Oct
23
18
53% Nov
13
82
ey4 Dec
19
Jan
1
9
10
81
Feb
Feb
3
Scovill Mfg Co common
3
3.65%
2474 Jan 30
8% Oct 22
177a Jan
10
19% Jan 29
53% Jan
8
63% Jan
10
Seaboard
Oil
24
8% Jan
2
11% Feb
4
Seagrave
2974 May 22
2978 Jan
7
1574 Jan
24
3
Jan
3
27% Jan
27
25
Jan
6
277a Feb
4
1174 Jan
2
2
7
677a Jan
2
79
Feb
2
8% Jan
10
13% Jan
19
33
Oct
1
27% Jan
13
31
18% Dec
57a July 9
7674 July 15
58 7a Jan '
2
10% Sep
4% Jan
9
83
26
Jan
8% Jan
60
May 21
Jan
2
13
29
31
Feb
3
1
12
12
Servel Inc common
*
$4.50
1
preferred
Shahmoon
Shamrock
Jan
9
Sharon
3
Shell
Oil
Shattuck
2
No par
Industries
Steel
&
1
No par
Corp
G)_
Co..
No par
7.50
2974 Jun
10
187a Jan
13
2054 Feb
3
23
2174 Apr
30
1474 Jan
2
1674 Jan
30
Sheller
9% Oct
22
177a Jan
25
10
2
1174 Jan
23
1674 Jan
16
Siegler
Jan
1474 Jan
327a Apr
2
24
11
Jan
2
2574 Jan
G
'
Vork
New
Mfg
ordinary
s.iares
Corp
1
Corp of America
Corp
30
49
Jan
17
3374 Jan
2
4074 Jan
31
Simmons
49
17
89
Jan
8
507a Jan
2
59
29
1
45% Dec 23
88% Jun
Nov
14
8074 May 27
28
Dec
30
3674 Sep 23
23 54 Oct
2
143/4 Oct 21
Nov
12
20% Jan
6
11
47
Jan
2
51 7a Jan
13
2674 Jan
17
Jan
51% Feb
55
Jan
30% Jan
4
22
Sinclair
Skelly
Oil
Oil
•
9
Smith
1574 Jan
'
2
19 7a Feb
3
Smith-Corona
145a Jan
2
1674 Jan
22
3
(A
O)
5874 Jan
10
66 74 Jan
447a Jan
13
5074 Feb
4
1574 Sep
67a Oct
25
Jan
2
1874 Jan
24
Solar
22
107a Jun
6
674 Jan
2
8
Jan
27
South
2
14
2374 May 2
51% Feb 13
20% Jan
2
24
Jan
27
South Carolina E
4774 Jan
14
50
16
Feb
6
247a Oct 21
39% Jan
11
2554 Jan
7
2874 Jan
24
30
35% Jan
25
327a Jan
13
3474 Jail
24
Sep 23
447a Sep 10
5174 Jun
13
4954 Jan
2
20 V\ Jan
2
2574 Dec
26
2474 Jan
13
25% Oct
22
32
Mav 27
2874 Jan
2
29% Dec
23
49 7»
July 17
33
Jan
2
33
26
46% Jan
3454 Jan
2
40
11
26
4
45% Jan
19% Feb
81
30
Jan
1674 Jan
10
31
32
Jan
10
31
18 7a Jan
27a Dec
31
67i Jan
65
Ian
10
7
28
12
Jan
274 Jan
47
Jan
4574 Apr
7978 Nov
25
61
13
04 Va Jan
117a Dec
30
19 7a Jan
14
177a Dec
30
267a July 15
98% Jan 15
85% Jan
4
87a Dec
11
60
Nov
19 Va Dec
2
Jan
127a Dec
8274 Nov
10
77
3474 Dec
3
8
4
17
22
Jan
10
Jan
Jan
40
July
t2%
8
3
31
16,900
83
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2,300
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63,300
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24
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1674
167a
1674
1674
1674
11
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1174
1174
11
1174
11
1174
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157a
1574 l. 1574
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1474
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1974
20
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5
24
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4
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30
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3974
40
39
39 7
58
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5774
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50
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5074
5174
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5074
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54
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53
28
2874
2874
2874
28
2874
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1974
1874
1974
16
16
1874
1574
19
16
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6674
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65 74
6574
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5,200
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4974
4874
4974
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1774
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1774
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24
2054 Jan
16
28
Apr
11
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2
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7
627a Jan
3
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275b
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2674
26%
27
19,700
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.No
par
2974
2974
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South'n
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Pacific
Gas
Co
297a
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2974
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2974
2974
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l
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pfd
..
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-
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7.50
Spalding (A Gl & Bros Inc
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16
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16
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8
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1,000
517a
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5174
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7
8
2374
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1,800
5
314 Feb
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8
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a
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14
88
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1
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5974 Jan
>:
50
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24
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8
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3474 Jan
65
2474
2874
1974
Southern Railway common—No par
545:
non-cum preferred
20
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100
6
*28
5
10
7
6
24%
40
5874
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1774 Feb
77
88
21% Jan
2474
40
preferred
3674 Jan
53 74 Jan
11
8%
2,200
5874
5
Rico
-31,900
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10
Co
20
1954
4074
preferred
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v
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Southern Co
0
page 24.
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South
Aircraft
Southern
35V4 Jun
5974
83
4074
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&
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Socony
5
Feb
24
see
Kline
b'27'a Jan 28
8
Jan
Smith
27
11
For footnotes
587a
58%
5
Co
5
76% Oct
3.100
59
.83
2474
Inc
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21% Jan 18
16 Va Nov 27
5774
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97a
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Smith-Douglass
707a Dec
Nov
2974
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1374
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25
22
28 ye Dec
2974
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31
3474
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43
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Simmonds Saw & Steel
49
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33 y4 Dec
14
5
75
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19
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77a Mar 12
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NOV
preferred
Dec
12% Jan 22
574 Jan 16
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Seaboard Air Line RR Co
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167a Jan
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24 y8 Oct 22
25
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75
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Ban Diego Gas & Electric Co
9 *
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21
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8774
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When
31% Oct
100
preferred
noncum
25 7a
10
preferred
conv
Preferred series A 5%
2674
2374 Jan 29
3974 May 2
177a July 1
23% Jun 13
11
29% Oct 22
11% Dec
Feb
235
1.66%
common
preferred
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St Joseph Light & Power
8t L San F Ry Co com
2
4874 Jan
,
277a Feb
*1374
,
11%
67%
2274
2274
330
15,500
1174
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"
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5
2274
677a
23
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23
'
-
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-10
6,100
•.
Number 5715
Volume 187
..
(695)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
Highest
Lowest
2
Oct
23
82% Feb
5%'Nqy
4
9% Jan
71
;
3
81% Jan
2
Jan
874"Jan
;
2% Oct
22
3% May 22
Jan
3
3% Feb
12
59% July 16
44% Jan
17
47% Feb
35% Dec
5 .£
4"
23
62 % Jan
4
35% Jan
13
38 % Jun
20
47% Nov
13
13
51% Jan
43% Jan
13
45% Feb
7
30
94
847b Oct
-
88% Jan^' 6
8
Mar
33% ,Nov
31
13
10% Jan
36% Dec
4
11% Dec
13
36-
Jan
2
12
Jan
2
18% July 12
18% May 27
,,13% Oct
2
85% May 21
57
04% Nov
83% July 12
62
5
Jan
Jan
68% Jail
Warper
Stanley
22
61
31
>;
> 2
13% Jan
10% Nov 21
10% Jan 15
2
15
35% July 15
297b Jan
19
23% July 15
41% Apr 23
18% May 15
17% Jan - 2
29 t Jan f- 2
25% Feb
16% Dec
27% Dec
17 V
15% Dec
31
10% Dec
31
-15% Nov
7
14
15% Jan
20 % Feb
8
3
32
2
18 % Mar
157 b Jan
3
Vfc-17v
16
.''■12% Jan
33% Oct,
22 v:
50
31
8% Apr
'
30
37% Jan <2
20
Jan* 2
29% Apr 24
May
5*
Feb
8
43 % Jan
Jan
2
37b Jan
4574 Jan
8
Jan
21
•': 274
11
24% Jail
2% Dec
30
21
57% July 23
3974 •Feb
5
157b Jan'
2
19
97 b Jun
2
1174 Jan ,27
Jan
16
61 % Feb
6
11
18% Nov
7
9
Dec
27
16% Jan
17
70
Dec
26
93
Feb
14
67% Nov 26
82
Jun
3
" Dec 30
20% July 26
29% May 16
24% Apr
11
28% Oct
22
38% Jan
18
65% Oct
29
74
6% Dec
30
15% Dec
,
/ 20
.
22% Jan
72
•
"
3
Jan
7
Feb
6
32
Jan
24
Jan
3
30
3374 Jan
21
2
67b
Jail
2
28
•
"
19% Dec
27 % Ja
26% Nov 13
29% Dec 30
19% Jan
"3
42% Jan
10
2974 Jan
2
0
31% Jan
2
T974 Jan
,
89
May
8
727b Jan
6% Dec
24
14
Apr
9
77b Jan
4
Jan
31
97b Jan
2
8
37% Feb
31
16
2
' 6
3% Dec
30,
87b Oct
Dec
84
7
8
6% Jail
30
Tel Autograph
31
974 Jan
2
127b Jail
16
Temco
11
357b Jan *
2
4174 Feb >3
11
21
187b Jan
18
60 V4 Jan
547b Feb
*24
Dec
12
31
76'/a Jun
147b Dec
30
33
15% Feb
Oct
57b Oct
Aircraft
Tennessee
Texas
2
6374 Jan
2774 Jan
16
Texas
177b Jail
16
Texas
2674 Jan
2
30 y8 Jan
0
Texas
Sulphur
Instruments Inc
28 7b Jan
13
Jail
30
Texas
Pacific Coal & Oil
19
407b Jun
4
31
Sub share ctfs
Texas
30
Textron
177b Jan
30
177b Jan
21
26
2
22 % Jan
24'/a Jan
31
47% Jan
28
587b Jan
31
11% Apr
62
Aug
2
24% July 25
5574 Jan
8
46
Oct
80
Aug
12
10%
12
6
Thompson
9
Thompson Products
6
877b Jan
31
18
4274 May 27
20
74 Jan
2
237b Feb
4
12
26
Feb
27
23% Jan
6
24% Jan
16
53% Jun
13
31
Jan
2
36
Feb
4
157b Dec
23
1674 Jan
2
21
Jan
30
7
137b Feb
3
36
Jan
22
12% Jan
21
Oct
13% Mar 20
56% July 22
42
Feb
5
TraneCo
41% Apr 24
July 9
3174 Jan
2
38
74 Feb
7
Transamerica
50
237n Jan
21
37
Feb
3
Transue
2
13% Jail
16
15
Jan
14
4
21
34 Va July 16
57
-
277b Jan
24
_
107b Jan
Oct
167b Dec
Jan
2
30
61
30
37% Jun 20
Oct
22
5074 Sep
43
9% Dec
2174 Jan
6
107b Jan
13
Jail
32% Jan
36 % Jail
21
Jan
12% Nov
14
30% Jan
18
10% Dec
30
167b Apr
33% Jun
24
14
124% July 10
1007b Jan
Jan
16% Feb
4
Union
33%. Jan
24
6
5
87
16
89 7b Feb
40
23
64 V8 Jun
'31% Jan
2474 Nov
2g
31
1187b Oct
Dec
Apr
'43 y4 Jan
22
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-
2
14
111
115-1 Jan
2
91
15
Dec ,47
25% Oct 122
Aug22
86
.
31
loo-
187b Dec 730
2774 May 18
-
38
-
1.«587b Jan
9
120 7b Jan
8
Jan
24
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5
..,.33% Jan
29
Jan
31
Jan-10"
217b Feb
5
3
31
Jan
'
99
3
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2
50 7b Feb
Nov
20
40% May
8
38
Jan
8
41
5
United
4
United
11
f
227b Jan
1174 Jan
33 74 Oct
23
387b May
9
27% Jan
38 Vb Feb
19
11
3074 Jan
-3974 Feb
3474 Jan
5% Jan
107b Jan
Oct
23
6% Jan
30
15% Jan
9
13 Dec
31
l%Jan
2
5
14% Jan 30
7
437b Feb
34% Jan
8
"107b Dec
18
67b Jan
30 y2 Sep
39
Nov
757b Nov
25% Oct
23
3
I
39% Sep
13
Dec
18
34% Jan
76% July 11
30
Feb
3
20
Feb
5
28
42
Jan
31
84
Feb
4
487b Jan
8
Jan
2
39
90
31
2
29% Jan
30
22
5
26% Jan
U S
397b Jun
21% Jan
2
2474 Jan
16
U
657b Jan
14
74
Jan
29
U
Jan
2
170
Jan
21-
22
34% July 16
16
6974 Dec
8
For footnotes
W5
see
Dec
4
12
page 24.
167
3174
3,900
177b
17%
1,000
11%
17%
11
117b
117 b
117 b
11%
117b
5,100
17
17
167b
167b
*16 7b
427/8
4274
437b
4274
42%
42 7
23
23
237b
227b
23
2274
37b
42
1874
11%
80
37b
37b
3 9 74
187b
10%
39 7 4
187b
11
7974
7974
x63
22%
23%
x22%
2 3 74
x223 4
X31 74
2 2 74
3 2 7b
* 22 7 b
x767b
87b
1570
34%
*197b
32
777b
874
1590
/
19%
327b
367b
.84
874
19%
32y8
377b
84
•
367b
*83
8 74
8 7b
-
1565 /
34%
*197b 1974
32y8 327b
37
377b82
83
87b
8%
3,900
23
3,900
3974
41 y4
42,600
4,000
1774
17%
3,300
3,100
17%
107b
79%
3%
3
37 b
10%
107b
10%
80
80
80
63
617 b
62%
8,000
2274
22
22%
19,800
23
22 7 «
1,500
33
1499
327b
32
77b
1,400
76
76
1,300
18,500
774
1,320
1515
1,800
34
337b
19%
*19 7b
327b
9,800
3674
367b
377b
140
2374
'
*32%
33
*197b
31%
36%
817b
874
14,400
027b
60
87b
874
8%
8,600
21 %
217 b
217b
1,700
57b
5.300
*31
817b
*217b
217 b
207b
21
2074
2074
77b
'1530
33%
427b
a
40
3274 77
*76
77b
77b
1485 1530
3474 3474
197s
32%
77%
87b
400
17
187b
374'
40
6174
/ 227b
22%
23
32%
34%.
"
63%
22%/
767b
327b
7774
8%
1590
347b
57b
57 b
57b
117b
12
12
127'u
1174
11%
117b
12
4074
41
4074
4174
407b
41
407b
40%
2,300
4174
x597b
6074
597b
587b
597-b
577b
72,000
26%
60%
2774
5874
6074
267b
267«
6
6
6
574
6%
4,200
267b
267b
277b
267b
19,600
1674
177b
16%
177b
16%
177 b
167b
17
41,600
17
29
287b
287b
277b
287b
14,900
31
X2974
307b
297b
3074
774
774
77b
774
287b
28%
29 y8
28%
31
30
3074
307b
77 b
77b
1207b
i2oya
7%
77b
7%
120 %
6,900
1.800
100
122
*110
122
*110
122
*110
26
487b
48%
48%
6,800
1274
12%
14,100
4874
127b
127 b
1274
12 7b
177b
177b
177b
*17 7b
17%
400
17%
23 %
23%
23%
237b
237b
237a
2374
237b
5,400
*56'/a
58
56 7b
567b
56
58
56
56
56
*20
30
*20
2974
2974
*20
30
4874
48%
48%
4874
*20
300
2974
3,300
1374
137b
13%,
13 74
13 74
13%
13 74
13 74
137b
4874
*47 V*
48 y2
48
48
4774
4774
*47 7b
48 V4
137b
137b
*1374
1374
100
46 7b
48
467b
4 77b
28,400
89
*87 7b
*1374
Gas
Corp
&
Co_^
S Gypsum Co common:
1%
preferred
.'
S
Freight
.
2274
23%
227b
137 b
*13 7 b
497b
*8774
227b
60
4974
48
v-H
89
*87
89
20
89
237b
23
23%
2274
23 Va
227b
227b
23,800
24
24 %
24 Vb
24%
.18,000
23%
24
24
24%
2474
357b
36
3574
36
357b
357b
35%
8,500
35%
36
35%
2074
197b
207b
20
19%
5,200
20
197 b
2074
20%
20
137 b
13%
1374
13
13%
3 3 7b
13Vb
4474
46
46
47
4474
447b
>
13
137b
13
467b
47
4574
36
3674
37
5,600
46
38 y4
5,300
28,000
36 Vtr
36 7b
367b
36
367b
37
•3174
367b
2774
2874
127b
127b
127b
12 %
32,900
12%
127 b
13
127b
127b
12 7b
29%
2974
297b
24,800
2974
29%
29 %
29%
29%
2974
297b
567b
567b
'56%
5674
*56 7b
56 Va
56 74
18%
•
367b
35
19
—
567b
18%
46
19
*18 7b
19
46
*4374
46
*43 74
24%
25
2474
24%
x247b
24%
247b
*47%
48
47%
48
*47 y8
4b
477b
2574
2474
25%
25
25 7b
2474
12%
12%
1274
12
12 74
1174
24%
12
57 b
57b
5%
18%
N
*43%
1,200
567b
18%
;
2,700
46
2474
24%
247b
47 7b
477b
47%.
25
247b
25
12V4
12
12.
8.400
600
11.500
3,100
40
*35
40
*35
40
*35
41
*35
40
*36
56 Vb
46
4,100
28
*26
21%
*43%
197b
19
*26 7b
*43»A
57b
5%
57b
5%
5'A
574
2,900
157b
15%
1574
1574
15%
21,900
5
15'A
15%
16
157b
12%
1274
1274
127 b
12*%
1,400
127 b
127 b
127b
12%
127 a
15%
16%
157b
157n
11,900
16%
15%
15y8
15
157b
14%
7 74
7 %
7%
7,400
5,700
15 7b
6%
5
1
1
5
5
1
No par
4
^—-—100
77b
7%
77b
32%
32 %
33 74 '
3274'
337b
327b
33%
3274
3274
93%
937b
94
9474
•947b
x927b
93 V*
927b
93%
92 7b
29%
297b
29 7b
29%
2974
29 74
297b
77b
102%
*101
297b
297b
29%
101
*79
85
*79
85
81%
817 b"
80
*79
80
79
79
*78
'
92
*90
'
*90
92
92
437b
43%
43%
43%
2874
277 b
27%
27
277b
8%
874
874
307 b
x30%
30%
30
30 7b
247b'
22 74
24
8%
3074
30%
3074
23%
24
24%
24%
*24%
25%
26%
2674
26%
267b
547b
55
5474
55%
55
120
9474
95
94%
18
18%
19%
3374
337b
27%'
94
1874
18%
8,200
337b
33 74
33%
5,000
*97
99
*21%
21%
207b
21
507b
497b
4934
49
4974
40%
4074
4074
41
41
*40
50%
4974
507b
2 74
900
93%
19
217b
'
49 7b
187b
20,000
14,800
947b
99
21
2y8
557b
X3374
*97
40
277b
125
3374
99
39 74
5474
197 b'
21
7 VB
26%
-
*116
9474
20%
39%
4,000
19
99
7
22
33%
20%
3974
*92 7b
9,600
2,900
207b
2674.
557b
30,100
87'4
307b
874
74
120 7
*115
-
18,300
30
94
*20 7b
49
-
'
*97
*97
26%
•54%
55%
120
*111
94%
17%
337 b
50
40
92
874
28
8%
'
*90 7b
(
437b
44%
277b
8%
33 7b
92
2774
437b
27%
120
530
80
8%
44
*112
85
*78
437b
27%
*112
*90 7b
100
*80 7b
1
85
78
78
92
43%
'"
*80 7b
26,400
17,600
102
*101
102
*101
101
101
101
par
par
par
par
25
10
77 b
77b
32%
Gas
Foreign Securities
87
13%
48%
48%
87
*1374
137b
47%
Improvement Co—13%
United Industrial Corp
2
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
1
United Park City Mines Co (The)—1
United Shoe Mach cbmmon^
25
6%
preferred —
*
25
U S Borax & Chemical Corp com—1
4 7b %
preferred
100
89% Dec
20>AOct
Aug
United
12
51% Apr
147
United
6
36 % Jan
Jan
32
35
1974
30%
17
1374
Foundry
No par
10
Engineering &
United Fruit Co
United
29
17b Jan
13'
Jan
-
30% Dec
Dye & Chemical Corp
Electric Coal Cos—
2
It
(Del)
Fastener
(Del)
Corp
77b Jan
9
35% Jan
'47% Jan
31
17
*48 7b
Air Lines
United-Carr
2% Feb
247b Feb
9% Jan
4
.16% Jan
207b
31
1774
*20
—10
—No par
:
—5
7
8
28
27
17
Feb
.
17b Jan -i 2
67 b Jan
6% Oct
1% Dec
24
1974
317a
17%
*55%
Drill Co;
Inc..
10
United Aircraft Corp common
5
14%
convertible preferred
100
,4% Cser of 1956) conv pfd
100
United Artists Corp —
1
United Biscuit of America—No par
$4.50 preferred—
—No par
United Board & Carton Corp
10
United Carbon Co
No par
United
United
227b Dec
preferred
Union' Twist
97
No
No
No
No
series—
Tank Car
Unioh
6
Jan
'30
non-cmn
■
4
45
liy2 Dec
20%
31
*17'A
—10
of California.
Pacific RR. Co common
Union
2 '•
'Jan
19
Preferred $3.70
27
13
25 Vb Dec
10,300
17%
No par
5
Union Oil
Jan .27-
71% Jun
33% Dec
15,500
12%
..—No par
series
-Preferred $4 ; series—
29
22
7% May 20
33
237b
Corp—67b
Preferred $3.50
22
Oct
44
.
24 74 Feb
'
Jan k2
93
■
31":
Jan
31
.
15
Apr
-
5
Jan
-
-307b Feb
1574 Jan " 2
257b July 22
.31% Dec
..
3
28 74 Feb ,'5
9
2
52 7b Jan
90 y4 Jan
152% Jan
10
Oct
.
•
—t
Corp
Asbestos & Rubber Co
'277b Jan
7 "
19
77
r-
2
2
Oct 14
48 7
101
,•;
207b Feb
2174 Jan
4
32%
127b
177 b-
1
Elec Co conimon
Preferred $4.50 series..
92% Jan
2
2634 Jan
2
33% May 16
207b Dec '23
300
*12%
327a
327 b
327a
32%
300
4,800
1274
*12
127a
2374
1
—
Union
Feb "5
79
.,--44
13
v
8 74 Jan '3
97b Mar
Q
•V
2
407b Jnn
2474 Jari
77b Nov
•
3
Jan
78 % Sep
21
"297b Jan
10i:. Feb
737b Jan
Oct
8
-.'81%'Feb
79% Jaii
24
(The)
Bag-Camp Paper
Union Carbide Corp
29
2
81% Feb
Underwood
4
Jan,
98
31
6
68
63%
*12
12%
-.1
.Union
27% Jan
i,
64
64
23
127 b
50
1
Udyllte Corp (The)
4
•
"
96 74 Jan
21
63
63 74
48%
127b
17%
Corp
Oil' Corp
;.'.7% Feb
82
Aug 20
TXL
20
2
2
.
Tan
75 * Dec 10
Dec
16 7b Jan
12% Feb
91% Jan
.
29T4 Mar 19
22
15
674 Jail 23
2
5 %
8% Apr U
"37'/e July 22
24%'Oct
_
Jan
12% Jan
18
'22
64
64
20
6374
48%
& Williams
Co&ch .Co
Twin
32% Jan, 13
26
5 74 Dec
86 74 Nov
••
13
11
29
4,300
577 b
17%
64%
77b
conv
137b Jan
2674 Oct
Nov
5%
23
2
37b
4,200
1574
57
31%
37b
40 74
18
11
*79
374
*110
series A (conv)
50
Electric Co common
1
pfd series of 1957
50
20th Century Fox Film
1
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
5% conv prior preferred
50
24
14
10
137b
1574
6174
*58
59
3074
Preferred
257b Jail
Jan
10 % Jan
1374
15%
28
Tung-Sol
8
4
Jan
17
90
16
Feb
17
2% Oct
l2'/8 Dec
Jan
48
50
19
27
1374
1574
16%
5
2
Truax-Tvaer Coal Co common
257b Jan
Jan
45
1374
157a
26
1
$2.70 preferred
23
44
Jun
23% Jan
17
43
13%
20%
42 7b
-18
11
80
607b
2
No par
Trans
5
Tri-Continental Corp common
1
22
30% Jun
197b Dec -20
32 y2 Dec
Jan
44
417b Oct
21% Dec
Jan
197b Jail
1674 Jan
9
31% Jan
30
2,100
207b
11%
40 y2
Sleel
World Airlines Inc
4
2974 Feb
57
Jan
53
29
427b
4574
59
33%
*17
1174
(The)—
47
22
974 Oct
100
35,500
427k
23
No par
Bearing
Tishman Realty & Constr
Toledo Edison Co (The)
30
26
4372
*417b
;
14
*16%
42%
10
—25
Roller
28% Oct
48% Jun
137b
22 74
42%
100
$1.20 preferred
Timken
23'% Dec
20 74 Jan
1474
30%
17%
11%
16%
5%
.—
Tidewater Oil common
20
Oct
14
19%
31
Inc common—5
preferred
4%
Dec
19% Nov 21
1474
8,500
457b
94
*90
13%
12
33
91
45
64
62%
4574
91
X1574
6174
12
20
-15
(J R)
13% Feb
55 74 Jan
Nov
12
preferred
6
30
30
16
12 %
33%
44 %
9174
5,100
'
21
193b Dec
45%
13%
62
62%
497b
44%
447 a
14%
14%
*60%
*3 7 b
50%
497b
2*0
77b
'
*91
91%
*90
16
—1
50
Co common
$2.50 convertible
21
86
95% Apr
6
Thermpid
28
37%
51%
44%
13%
preferred
137b Feb
8
May
Jan
X507b
4474
44
common
conv..
x367b
5174
44
13%
16
*20%
ex-distributlon—1
100
4674 Jan
14% July 16
89 74
Jan~28
50
42% Jan
Inc
$1.25
1474
Jan"
15V4 Apr
2
t>0
% Jan
63
21
Co
37%
44%
14%
*59%
62%
-12
No par
50c
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
$2.40 conv preference
No par
The Fair
No par
29
127b Jan
1574 Jan
367i
3674
147 a
Utilities Co
Jan
10% Jan
107b Jan
155,400
37b
417b
177b
11
*79
9874 Jan
44
Apr
5074
„
50%
91%
22%
Pacific Ry Co
&
3
18
51%
44%
16%
Texas
2
2
27
50%
44%
*90
•-.*
28
JaD
Dec
54,800
17
11%
21
21
42% Oct
40.9J0
377b
19%
Jan
21'/a Jan
10
6,000
467h
36%
30%
74 Jan
11
Aug
3%
45
37
32%
8
14
49 V2 May
• •
125
Oct
9
Producing
Gulf
Gulf
15ya Oct
10
374
467b
.
44
13%
674 Jan
8% Mar 19
387b Jan
374
46 %
Pacific Land Trust—
31% Jun
22
4
3%
47%
25
337b
No par
1
10
Co
7
2
12
Jan
3%
X46%
1
13
15
160
3%
4774
2.50
_—
Jan
10
13
3%
467*
11%
Corp
Corp
577b Feb
6
9
Jan
877b Nov
3%
46%
37%
1
227b Jan
49% May
22
77i
9
Corp
Texas
26
7%
15%
No par
(James)—....—
Talcott Inc
217b Feb
374 Jan
8% Jan
34
;
187b Jan.... 3
207b May 17
18 7b Feb
8
-
347b Jan
"
Dec
72
-
,
29
46% Jan
27
774
.
35% Jan
'1680
*80%
7%
/ Sun Oil Co
:—,
No,par
647b
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common—1
227b
- v 4%%
preferred series A
—25 •'•'
23 7 4
.-5%% 2nd pfd series of '55
30
32%
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
12.50
7674
Sunshine Mining Co
_
10c
874
;
Superior Oil of. California
25
1565
Sutherland Paper Co
5
3474
Sweets Co of America (The)—4.16%:--. *197i--j
Swift & Co.
,
—25
32%
•
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com
7.50
35%
$4 preferred
No par
*83
Symington Gould Corp
—1
8%
*'77Va Jan"-29
9 74 Jan 24
•
1485
8
'2,000
2
-
13
Jan
'
6
Jan
2374 Feb
>> .•
10
:
Corp
Sundstrand Macli Tool
Sun Chemical Corp common*
$4.50 series A preferred
Feb
80
69
317b Jari
: July 15
43% Jun 17
2
13
«■'
2
207b Jan
""
Mar 20
15% Aug
Jan
"27% Nov
i;2io'
79
:
79%
7%
1
1
5
1
Sunbeam
774
78%
1
16 / Studebaker-Packard Corp
80
7%
3,300
4574
79%
46%
81
5
15
.
Storer Broadcasting Co
15
42y4 Oct
-
i
4574
79%
14
^.Stevens (J P) <te Co Inc
Stewart-Warner Corp
5
" Stix; Bam- & Fuller Co
:
5
Stokely-V&n Camp Inc common—1
'.%',■■■ 5 % prior preference
20
Stone'& Webster-,—
No par
4
Jan
•17% Feb
2
10% Jam.
5
i
3
19% May 21
18% Dec
;
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
33 7 b Feb :'3 ' /Sterling Drug"Inc,'.
12 % Feb
;
No par
10
1
(The) LS
'Stauffer Chemical Co
'
'
Shares
45%
78%
45%
46%
45%
45%,
78%'
7%
45%
10
Corp
Star ret t Co
1
-
1
—5
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
28
Feb > 7
com
10
100
1
3 Convertible preferred
,
24
Corp
Packaging
Standard
"
the Week
Feb. 7
37b
45%
37
7
Jersey
Oliio common
preferred, series A
3%%
4
45% Feb'
New
Friday
Feb. 6
7%
6.25
25
Standard Oil. of
lfr% Jan
v
of
Oil
Standard
27
Jan
-
••
.,
-13 % Jan
14%: Jan >2
22
57% Dec 23
4
91
14% Feb
11% Dec
<9% Nov 27
1
vEx distribution Standard. Oil of California
Standard "Oil..of Indiana
29
22
68% July 5
62% Jun 10
48% Jan
40% Oct
.
.
Thursday
Feb. 5
78%
22„, *
$3.50 preferred
No par
21' -"'Standard GoiL Products Co Inc
1
Standard Gas & Flee trie Co—
43% Feb
Wednesday
Feb. 4
45%
com—No par
Inc
9
77% Jan
6
Standard Brands
5
Tuesday
Feb. 3
Pflf
EXCHANGE
' 46% Feb
2
Sales far
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
.
Highest
40% Jan
42% May
37% Jan
,
Lowest
HIGH BALK PRICKS
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
*97
99
'
2,166
6,900
500
77b
7
7%
23,200
74
27b
2 7b
27b
9,200
*24%
24%
*24%
7
7%
7
77b
7
2%
2 %
2%
2%
2
24 '/2
24%
24%
247b
14
13%
14
1374
9,600
1374
13%
14
42%
427b
43%
49,200
29%
25,600
24%
1,300
24
24
13%
147b
Xl37b
39
40'/a
397b
40%
3974
407b"
407 b
30
297b
2974
30
297b
29%
297b
29'%
29%
3974
3974
l,5i00
38
387b
39%
38
3874
38
387b
377b
67 b
674
G7b
67 a
67b
11,100
x6%
1274
127a
127b
12%
12,500
67 b
6%
OJ C7*
'-t
13
67b
12 %
6%
13
12%
1
13
-
1 %
6,300
38%
387b
38 %
38%
8,900
39
3574
*35%
367b
30
367b
35%
437b
437b
427b
43%
9,300
85
86
86
29 7b
2874
2874
28
22%
23
23
23
1,700
23
737 b
737b
74
14,900
72%','
727b
172
10
1%
17b
17b
1%
7'A
377b
3874
387b
357b
*3574
36%
*3574
427b
44 7b
42%
44
43%
44%-
84 y2
847b
84
84
85
28%
29 >A
29%
29«/8
297b
22%
1
36%
3
35%
22%
23
227b
23
6974
70%
6974
72
169
172
169
169
717b
*169
172
1
*169
1
172
1
*85
*169
87
28 %
340
2,300
23
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(696)
.
.
Monday, February
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
5% Oct 22
24
Dec
31
8ft Dec 23
37
Nov
8
22ft Dec 23
8
17
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Aug 23
ft Dec 23
Lowest
17ft Jan
Jan
36
7
17 ft Apr 22
45
Jun
12
37 ft Jan
a*
9
Oct 30
27% Jan
4
Jan
2
68
Dec
4
24% NOV
4
36ft Jun
18
69
Oct
79
Dec
21
12
30% Dec
30
63
135
Jun 25
17% Feb 12
87
Mar
94
Aug 26
49% Jan
156
6ft Jan
7
4
4
Jan 24
8 '/b Feb
25
*
J an
Feb
30
8ft Jan
39
16
Jan
14
28
23% Jan
Hoffman Mach common__82'/aC
5% class A preference
r50
Jan
24
8% Jan
17
8% Feb
2
22% Feb
5
Jan
2
Tl^i Feb"
4
27ft Jan
2
30'A Jan
24
4YiVe
4
,18% Jan
U S Industries Inc
66
77'/a Jan 17
80
Jan
87
' Feb
4ft %
3
32% Jan
2
146
Jan
35 ft Feb
154
8
Jan
4
22% July 15
64ft Jan 11
21% Jan
2
23ft Feb
6
U
S Shoe
30
25% Jan
2
31 'A Jan
24
U
46% Jan
3
52 ft Jan
1
19
73 ft Jan
2
51% Jan
13
20
155 ft Jan
25
148ft Jan
6
17
Mar
25 ft Dec
Aug
1
9ft Oct 22
36
5% Oct 29
31
1
31
68
Dec
5% Dec 23
12 ft Dec
4% Jan
75
20
2
12
19% Jan
2
23% Jan
Jan
22
35»/e Jan
3
5
10
Jan
2
12-% Jan
8
Jan
4
5% Jan
3
87
Jan
21
10
Apr 17
19
Jun 26
-6ft May 15
68% Jan
7
8
2
5% Jan
15ft Jan 28
84
5y8 Jan
24
22
77 ft Jan
24
25
Jan
24
35
Jan
6
21
74ft Jan
Oct
21
41
Jun
21
22
Jan
30% Oct 22
36
Apr
8
33
Feb
18 ft Dec
31
65% Nov 22
22
Oct
Dec
1
155
Feb
30% Jun
142
9
Jan
151
Jan
21
Jan
22 ft Jan
9
7
19
Jun
12
65
Jan
68 ft Feb
5
29 ft Apr
10
24% Jan
27% Feb
7
73
19
50 ft Jan
4% Dec 20
25
4
28
6
Jan
21
6
2
27 ft Jan
33% Jan
16
13 ft Jan
9
5 ft Jan
8 3/b Jan
10
24
18
Sep
5
13 ft Jan
183A Jan
14
Dec
20
29
May
7
21 Ms Jan
26
8% Nov
7
14 ft July 16
Dec 31
45'A Jan
12 ft Dec
21
40
124
Oct 23
Oct
47
25
124
Aug 23
23ft Oct 22
124
423
71
Oct 30
12% Dec 31
76 ft Dec
30
21% Oct 11
Oct
9'A Jan
Feb
5
10-% Jan
24
55 ft Feb
17
4
25
Oct
21
July 16
23% Jan
27% Jan
29
84
Mar
6
77 ft Feb
77 ft Feb
3
8
13
18 ft Feb
5
93
5
25 ft Jan
Apr 22
May 22
28
Jan
79
preferred
U S
Tobacco
7%
Jan
26 ft Jan
Feb
28 '/a Feb
8%
Universal
4 ft %
Utah
Vick
6
6%
$5
15
$4.04
3
60
Oct 22
Dec
30
12% Oct 22
27% Dec 31
69
Sep 28
*13 ft Oct" 2 2
11% Dec 30
80
Oct 28
8
Oct 22
16 ft Deo
30
42 ft Feb
12
30% Oct 22
30
Oct 22
24 ft Dec
30
19% Dec 30
14
Dec
19
1% Nov 21
22 ft Oct
42
14
Aug 14
Jan
23
22
37% July U
26 ft Feb
6
28 ft Jan
17
12 ft
11
2
11% Jan
22
9% Jan
2
14 % Jan
84
32
110
Jan
77
*
Jan
24
64
1
92
Jan
...■
22
7
6'A ft
4
27
Jan
30
8
17
Jan
2
56
Jan
13
6
Jan
'10% Jan 23
19
2
38
Feb
7
2
27% Feb
7
21
Jan
6
22 Va Jan
1(1
16% Jan
2
1% Jan
3
23
73 ft
5ft%
Ward
38 ft Jan
23
,22 ft Jan 16
2% Jan 22
-'27 ft Jan 29
Jan
10
44 ft Jan
15
45 ft Jan
3
63% Jan
13
68 ft Jan
22
Wesson
4
105
101
Jan
10
95
Mar 20
28
97% Jan
81% Sep 20
Jan
87
Jan
.91
Jan
21
79% Nov
93
Feb
4.20%
88
Jan
91
Jan
22
4.10ft
37%
Jan
9
92% Nov 11
15% Jan
19% Feb
4
5
West
104 ft Mar 20
34 'A Jan
99
Jan
101
Feb
7
20 ft Jan
23
Jan
27
14'ft Jan
16% Feb
5
98
Western
96
4
4.80%
Apr
2
48 ft Dec
23
62
Dec
31
87% July 11
88% July 11
41ft Deo
11
67 ft
14 ft Oct 22
17ft Dec 30
33 ft
52% Feb
12
79% Aug 19
Sep 19
20% Jan
4
May 14
68% July 8
92
Mar 25
96
Feb
48 ft Jan
63
Jan
13
3
ft Jan
Jan
2
18
2
22% Jan 16
60% Jan
2
10
89
Feb
5
125
Jan
7
33% Dec 24
•82ft Nov 13
69% Jan
8
35
Jan
2
55
Dec
6
24 ft Oct
25
34% Oct 21
90
Dec
10
.4% Deo 23
20% Oct 22
28
Oct 24
27
Nov
13
May 17
Sep 11
68
12
13% Nov 21
4
Feb
15
4
15% Deo 30
4
68
17% Jan
129ft Feb
96 ft Jan
55 ft Feb
42
July 22
128
Feb
50
ft
Jan
31
Jan
27
30
Jan
13
30
8
16
Jan
2
17ft Jan
16
Jan
2
80
28
38'A Jan
Jan
12
19ft Jan
9
5% Jan 21
14'A Jan
Nov
Jan
2
8
29% Dec 31
26'A Jan
8
30
31% Jan
2
35 ft Feb
28ft Oct 17
116
Aug 9
18% Nov 14
20
34
May 13
131
Mar 19
22% Feb
Dec
30
35
35 ft Dec
28
45ft Jan
July
6
4
124
8
Jan
14'A Jan
16
4
46 ft Jan
49'A Feb
5
80 ft Jan
Worthlngton Corp
22
July 15
92% Mar 15
88% Jan
3
90'A Jan 31
78 ft Jan
4ft Deo 27
83
8% Apr 11
4% Jan
Oct
23 ft Nov
6
25ft Oct 22
66ft Dec
19
16 ft Dec
31
34% July
Jan
21
5% Jan 22
9
25ft Jan
15
27
Jan
7
35ft Jan
2
123 ft Jan
2
30
May 27
27% Jan
15
28 'A Jan
16
68 ft Jan
2
84 Va Feb
4
16% Jan
2
19% Jan
16
91ft Feb 12
4,200
52 ft
52%
54
8,400
53%
55%
54%
preferred 4 ft ft
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
Young Spring & Wire
54%
*120'A
*120 ft
*120 ft
*120'A
*120'A
26%
11%
27%
108
27ft
27%
28
ft
27%
108 ft
108 ft
27%
27 ft
27 ft
27'A
27 ft
79 ft
*77 ft
79 ft
*78 ft
79 ft
18%
*77 ft
17%
17%
17%
*90'A
92 ft
93
18
92 ft
*91
,
28
28
108 ft
28%
27%
2.100
50
109
*87 ft
92
*87 ft
92
*87 ft
92
*87 ft
1,600
16,600
92
94 ft
*92
95
*93
95
*93
95
94
*92
94
*92
94
*92
94
26%
ft
26%
26%
26%
109
26%
26%
11%'
26%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11
10%
11%
; 11%
lift
11%
15%
15%
*15
15%
77
*14%
78ft
77 ft
79
79
79
78ft:
89 ft
90
90
90
90
90
90
*69
100
26%
11%
'»■
110
109
26%
79%
89%
14,300
6.101
lift
11%
11%
11%
ft
*15%
15%
100
78%' -79%
3V0
90 Va
980
15
12,800
"
1
-
90
73
*37%
38%
13%
*14%
14 ft
29%
28%
29'/a
29'A
29 ft
*29
29%
'
73
*69
>
29 ft
80
80%
81
81
82"
82
26%
27%
27 ft
27%
27%
16
27%
27ft
27 Va
16%
16
16 ft
16
% "16%
16 %
16%
13%
13
13%
13
13%
13
13%
13
85'A
86%
*87
*9%
59%
60%
60%
88
*86%
9%
9%
17 ft
17%
61%
61%
88
*86%
9%
18
1,30€
8,600
27%
26%
21%
21ft
21 ft
20%
21%
21%
21 %
20'A
21 %
600
20%
20%
20 ft
1%
20%
20 %
19%
20'/a
2,400
26 %
'
*44 ft
67
17%
99 ft
*91
*88%
35'A
16%
*95
53'A
*65
1%
26%
26
44% ;
67
*44%
<
28%
99'A
1%
1%
26
*25%
*43%
45
28
99%
66ft
66%
66 ft
4,40C
17%
18
17 ft
17%
3,300
28%
28%
100'A
99%
28
ft
28 ft
28 V8
28%
9,200
99%
100%
*99%
100%
230
*91
*91
92
93%
93%
*91
*88
92
93%
*88
92
*03
92
*88
92
35%
100
35%
*99
22 ft
22
36
35%
100
*99
16%
16%,
16%
16%
16ft
16ft
2,100
53%
54%
55 ft
68
♦96
99
54'A
68
*66'A
50%
*96
55
54
18
21%1
21%
6
*24 ft
25 ft
36 ft
37 ft
37 ft
16%
16%
21%
21'A
64%
63%
89
89
89
*125
*59
61
37%
38%
89 ft
89 ft
20'A
21%
*60
68,500
4
G1
37%
89%
20%
*60
17,600
38%
26C
89%
21
14,300
61
29%
29%
30%
43 ft
29%
30 ft
30
43%
30%
43%
44%
43'%
43%
42%
94%
*93 ft
160
43
*94
95
94%
500
*125
29'A
95
*94
>
2,400
3,500
95
10
6%
6%
6%
6ft
6%
*24'A
6%
25'A
*24 ft
25 ft
36
*24'A
25 ft
36
*24 ft
*35%
36
25'A
35 ft
36
37%
37 ft
*35
36
37 ft
35
36
16%
17
34 ft
35'4
2.40C
17
16%
79ft
16%
16%
16%
16,900
79 ft
79 ft
79%
4ft
4ft
*4'A
28%
28%
28%
.36 ft
4ft
28%
35'A
-200
64%
89
10,300
21%
64%
*14%
134
21%
7,600"
6,800
'
*125
lOo
15
3,000
17%
89
No par
No oar
79%
48
17 ft
65%
21%
*35 ft
66%
48
21%
20 ft
50
66%
17%
X64%
61ft
43%
70'A
49'A
17'A
.
X89
21%
95
100
54%
65 ft
20 ft
61
101
53 ft
91
*60 ft
20%
29%
*97
48 3A
50 %
17%
99
54%
*66%
70 ft
49
v
*125
61
,50
5,800
68
29
■
22%
96
*125
9,300
22
96
21'A
35
101
22%
98
64%
34%
100
22 ft
16%
*89 ft
35%
100
23
16%
90
34%
100
22%
16 ft
21%
63% "64 ft
36
100
22%
18
79 ft
*14%
35
*131
22 ft
22 ft
22 ft
26
26 %
*25 ft
,42ft
47%
28%
99%
93%
49 ft
35
100
66
18%
17%
*131
1,200
45%
66%
ft
10
300
26
18%
17%
6
2
25%
*45
66%
49
43
*1%
'
45
19%
17 ft
*93 ft
2
27
45
67%
17 ft
48 ft
19%
*1%
*25%
45
*91
21
90
1%
27
93%
80
8
900
21%
ft
1%
19
20
_I
9.20C
26%
*26 ft
89 "2
_
62%
26%
26%
38%
No par
13,500
26%
26%
89
seriesl_l00
900
18%
38 ft
38%
____10
9%
18%
38
39
_I___10
,
62'A
88%-
~io
30
88
9%
.
37%
38%
10
*86%
9%
18 Tit
38'A
88
com_I
88
38%
87'A
1
1,800
62%
38%
I
5.60C
13
13
37%
87 ft
jj
1,800
16%
<
37%
38%
1
27 ft
16
22
*22
common
•>
82 ft
27'A
,
38%
26 ft
*99
1
*81%
•
61ft
37%
1
1.100
•
82 ft
40C
1,4.00
1,100
-
38 Va
38%
37 fc
10
:
"
61%
37%
37'A
*38
-
10/
•
1.20C
,
3 7'A
37%
37ft
100
5
9%
19
37%
17%
.100
9%
17
*81
37
...
26 ft
I5
9%
17%
*21 ft
5
29%
09 i
69
29'A
17
8,600
,
28%
*108 ft
92
15 ft
10%
*15
28%
I
500
*120 ft
*120'A
38 ft
100
common
Prior
54
55'A
*120 ft
13 %
100
Woolworth (F W) Co
75
1,000
10
100
26 ft Jan
68 ft
25'A
9%
*38
preferred
43% Feb
20
X25'A
9%
*09
Wisconsin Public Service
Corp
Woodward Iron Co
21ft Jan
10
25%
9%
10
36% Jan
78% Dec
25%
10
13 ft
—
8
45 ft Nov
26
9%
4
common
Windsor Industries Inc
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc.
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
6ft
25%
10
73
Wilson-Jones Co
7
25%
9%
38%
_I
7
6
25
10%
5
$4.25 preferred
8
3
24%
20
2
Feb
2,800
13 ft
preferred
Jan
23'A Feb
7,000
7%
17%
38 ;■
common
4 ft Feb
134
20ft Jan
32 ft
7%
17%
13%
common
18
.
32
7%
No par
Wilson & Co Inc
71
32%
38'A
Prior preference
13
32%
13%
Co. common
Jan 3)
75
33%
38%
preferred series B
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
$3 convertible
Wilcox Oil Co
16% July
32 ft
13 ft
3.80%
5'A ft preferred
White Sewing Machine
6% Feb
33%
7%
70%
No par
White Motor
36
32 ft
38
preferred
44% Feb
25
7,300
13%
Maryland Ry com__Nopar
95
9
27%
*37 ft
100
2
16
2 7'A
*68
4'A ft convertible preferred
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
Jan
27 ft
*92
com
Whirlpool Corp
Jan
27%
163/4
II"*"
61
24
27 ft
800
7%
„
7
34
27%
94
1
21
18
27%
*92
comL-2.50
Jan
14
27%
*92
1
Jan
Feb
160
94
j
26
47
68 ft
16%
"lis
preferred
40
:
68 ft
20'A
68'A
20'A
*68%
93
1
preferred
2
20
68 ft
7%
27%
50
2
20
ft
17'A
1
56
62 ft Jun
20 ft
68
7%
5
68ft Jan
29 ft Jan
♦20
68 ft
17 %
108 ft
_i
89% Feb
Jan
•20
1,800
2,300
'.
7%
5
91ft Jan
4% Jan
148ft
17%
27'A
_
21'A Feb
10
148'A
*17
*87 ft
_J2.50
2
13% Jan
149'/a 149 ft
7%
*107%
"q
6
Feb
33%
50
No par
16% Jan
30 ft Feb
'
24%
33'/a
15
^
40 ft Jan
78
23'A
ft
*120 ft
100
83 ft Jan
8
*77
4,300
17%
a
RR
90C
4%
No par
9
26% Mar 22
28 ft Mar 14
53% May 24
100ft Jan
7
20
90
Corp
Wheeling Steel Corp
*4%
*68%
89
Western Pacific
$5
5
1,140
7'A
16
"
89
Western Union Telegraph
2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_12ft
39% Jan
*14
*120ft
100
2nd
84
7%
15 ft
4%
4%
83%
7%
,
*14
150
18
4
7
*7%
7%
16
78
*148
80
4
Jan
84
83
83
10
100
Supply Co
noncum
150
18
Feb
18% Feb
4
4%
"
*77
17%
Feb
4
69ft Feb
91% Jan 27
125
Western
78
91
Power 4 ft ft pfd__IIIoo
preferred series B
100
preferred series C
100
Auto
4%
88
West Va Pulp & Paper common
4'A ft preferred
Western Air Lines Inc
16% July 30
*77
4%
27%
West Penn
25% July 31
4%
.
24%
1100
Coal Co
Penn Electric Co
22
78
7%
*13%
7%
ifi
West Kentucky
28 ft Feb
4%
82'A
7%
16
140
*16%
10
Snowdrift
25% Jan
7%
*13
*77 ft
Sugar ..Qorp_^
4
88
Aug 12
<fe
5
14ft Jun 24
17 ft Oct
Oil
Indies
39% Jan
11
82 ft
7%
16
17%
preferred
28'ft Jun
47ft Jan
80%
80
7%
77 ft
™r4-?0x'\.PrefOrml
West
21
11
1,600
27%
Wayne Knitting Hills
Wayne.. Pump Co
Welbilt Corp
Nov
Oct
6%
17'A
Waukesha Motor Do
23 ft Oct
32
6%
100
__.
Industries
2
18
6%
77 ft
Ward Baking Co common
23
July 23
6%
27%
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
Jan
3ft Mav 15
C ft
5
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical
1
Washington Gas Light Co
No par
Washington Water Power
No par
34 ft Jan
34ft Jan 29
48ft Jan 23
*6%
100
5
25
32ft Mar 27
6 ft
No par
100
6
34% Jan
2
6%
79
6ft
_2.50
Feb
38% Mar 28
17
10c
6'A
32%
62% Feb
36% Jan
34% May 24
20ft May 3
11%
31%
17
July 16
21%
37 ft
*11%
27'A
87
68 ft
*36 ft
11%
22%
26%
84
.28% Jan
36%
*11%
6'A
12.80
95ft Jan 24
13
36 ft
11%
22
68
Walworth Co
Jan
37 ft
*11%
20ft
5
9'A Jan
22%
*36'A
11%
67
4
2
21%
37 ft
*11%
20
common
13,000
22 ft
*36ft
lift
l
30
_
21%
21%
37 ft
150
preferred
2,600
21 %
*148
common
121,400
153'A
lift
*148
com
300
57%:
153%
78
Sugar Co
Co
convertible
56'A
153
33
ft Feb
16ft Jan
152
24
16
27% Feb
57 ft
56%
57%
152ft
33 ft
13% Jan
5
51
24
6
Feb
51
*77
2
82
4,700
51ft
33%
15
7
29% Jan 29
90C
29%
*50%
24 ft
11% Jan
7 5'ft Jan
„
23%
29%
33'A
com
153
23%
29%
24
preferred-
Vulcan Materials
151'A
100
20,300
1,020
-
23 ft
33
preferred
90 ft Feb
13 ft Jan
57%
152%
153
35
37
10
13
38 ft Feb
152ft
.50
90
ft
29%
24%
common
Jan
70
x56%
81ft
23%
33
;_
5%%
8
51ft
100
6
2
51ft
57%
51%
58 %
100
14
16
*51 ft
100
16
Jan
51%
34
152
151
30
*86
24
& Pwr Co com
15% Jau
12% Jan
29%
90
33%
preferred
79% Feb
33% Jan
150'A
23%
4,100
24 ft
preferred
11% Jan
-
150ft
23%
23%
30 Va
„*23
29
21%
*77
preferred
15 ft Dec
7
par tic
Virginia Ry Co
5#
151
153%
56%
153
pfd_5
Co
$4.20 preferred
$4.12 preferred
6%
150 ft
29%
"
280
28 Va
*79'A
35
34%
35'A
200
12,800
81ft
33
25% Jan
86% Jun 18
51%
1
Light Co
3
2
30
34%
2,700
9
22%
29%
100
20
27% Jan
23%
*86
27%
70
24
14% Jan
31
May 15
Aug 0
Aug 8
151ft
29%
4%
18%May 29
ley# July 12
14
35ft
*13%
Wabash RR 4ft% preferred
Wagner Electric Corp_
Waldorf System
Walgreen Co
Walker (Hiram) G & W__
When issued
56 ft
87
34 ft
23%
25
preferred
41 ft Jan
90
&
'Jan
74
87
34%
150%
'
87
300
7,400
46
*8%
22%
\
*69'/a
com_No par
Pictures Co Inc
Virginia Elec
17
11
*86
*79
33%
No par
preferred
div
Jan
Jan
90
29%
9
100
Va-Carollna Chemical
95
14
*79'A
100
preferred
Victor Chemical Works
3 ft %
preferred
87 ft Jan
10% Dec
28%
79 ft
16%
Tobacco
Chemical
91 'ft Jan
Jan
29%
79 ft
—,-50
common
Vertientes-Camaguey
87'ft Jan
May 24
20% Aug 12
21ft Aug 12
29
81ft
Corp of America
1
Van Norman Industries Inc
com.2.50
$2.28 conv preferred
5
Van Raalte Co Inc
10
106% Jan
19
29%
Vanadium
12
ft Oct 29
Co
Leaf
Power
Mar
10
29 ft
29%
50
preferred
Mar 27
24 ft Dec
70
$3.50 convertible preferred
98
92
70
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp__.
Universal
90
Mar 13
70
Class B 2nd preferred
United Whelan Corp com
111
93
69%
$6 convertible preferred
No par
United Wallpaper Inc common.
20
July 24
71%
1
noncumulative
21
82
00%
100
com
United Stockyards Corp
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd
May 29
1
71
Corp
Corp common
preferred
1%
97 ft Jun
Feb
70'A
5
Smelting Ref & Min
7% preferred
78% Jun
83
22%;
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry
con^__l00
5% noncumulative preferred~100
33 ft
124
*8%
22%
"
15ft Jan
..
4% Jan
79
Jun
Feb
16
7=4 Jan 23
_
6
21
Jan
24
22
8%
22%
10
U S Steel
37% Jail 28
15 ft Feb
Nov
135
24
58 ft Feb
4
156% Jan 28
8%
22%
common
S
61ft Jan 24
27%
8%
22%
*85
30i
27%
8%
100
Dec
*41 ft
22%
8%
preferred series B
noncum 1st
Dec
46
27%
27%
27%
10%
22
3%%
Rubber Co
27 ft
30
10
*8%
81ft
8%
27%
30
10'A
*41
46
Week
29,400
30 %
10
10%
*41
45
8
*30
31
10%
the
Shares
7Tb
.
21%
*79
25
48ft Dec
27%
*29
10%
7%
7%
8%
5
1
100
U S
Feb. 7
7%
31
10%
*40'A
preferred series A
44
136 ft Jun
27
44
3%%
22
Friday
Feb. 6
8%
7 ft
*30
,
10
U S Pipe & Foundry Co__
U S Playing Card Co
U S Plywood Corp common
4
Jan
10'A
*40'A
1
preferred
29
10
50
U S Lines Co common
28
82
preferred series A
7ft
%
29
1
common
Thursday
Feb. 4
7
Sales far
Wednesday
Feb. 5
Tuesday
Feb. 3
Par
U S
7
10% Jan
41
Jan
Monday
EXCHANGE
4
AND HIGH SALE FRICES
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
16%
79 ft
*78
79'A
15
*14'A
15
*4%
28%
35 ft
35%
134
*131
4%
28 ft
35'A
134
22%
22%
22%
26
25
26
ft
*14%
*4%
23
35
134
79'A
15
4%
28%
35%
134
6
*14%
4%
28%
35
*131
6%
7,400
sec
400
15
4ft
1,300
28%
5,800
9,600
35'A
134
22%
22%
22%
23%
*25 'A
.
4,200
25%
25
x42%
2 5'A
42 %
1,400
42
42%
41%
41%
48'A
14,000
49'A
48 ft
48%
89
48%
48%
88 ft
7,300
88 ft
43
43
43%
47%
47%
49
'
88
89 ft
81ft
81%
90
81ft
81%
89
89 ft
5%
81%
5^4
81ft
5%
81%
81%
5%
81%
5%
81%
2,100
5%
*5%
5%
5ft
5%
3,200
26%
*88
*88
•
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10
26%
26%
Corp
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
26ft
26%
27%
26ft
27%
26%
26 Va
27%
26%
27'A
26'A
80%
2 7'A
81%
27%
27%
82%
27%
84 Va'
*27%
27ft
1.40C
19ft
19ft
82 %
83%
19%
82%
19%
80%
19%
19 ft
19 'A
81%
19 %
20,100
193^
81'A
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1953
Volume
Number 5715
187-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.. .
Record
Bond
(697)
New York Stock
««
Exchange
FRIDAY —WEEKLY-YEARLY
The
italic
letteri
in
the
column
Figures
headed
after
Period"
"Interest
decimal
indicate in each
represent one or more 32nds of
point
•
the month when the Jonds mature.
case
point.
a
LOW AND
Range for Previous
GOVERNMENT
Range Since Jan.I
Year 1057
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
1974
Feb 15 1990
wi__
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Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s,—
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8
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93.9
7
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94
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29
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14
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THE WEEK ENDED
4
FEBRUARY 7
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Last
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Stock Exchange
*96.16
*93
15 1962
97.16
97.16
*95
due Feb 15 196i
RANGE FOR
Sale Price
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
New
Jan. 1
Low
No.
High
Odd lot transactions,
Stock
York
Brazil (continued)-
High
991,4
99
100
98 'A
100%
series
series No.
series No.
series
series No.
series No. £3
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-
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120
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Caldas
■,
(Dept of)
(Republic)
fAChilo
Government and Municipal
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Jan-July
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30-year 3s
s
20-ycar
20-year
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3'As 1966
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see
page
29.
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1947
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June-Dec
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
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reduced to 3.375%) 1979
April-Ocf
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3%s
1962
1961—
92,"
69
88%
5%
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assented
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3s ext sinking
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—
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reduced to 3.375% )
1979—
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reduced to 3.375%)
1979
April-Ocf
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1952
t
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reduced
AExternal
,
-
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A8s
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Feb-Aug
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1964_j.June-Dec
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ABerlin
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.
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97'A
100%
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1
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Map-Nov
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1957——
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A 6s assented
1962
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4%s debs adj (series 8) 1965—
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1930
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loan
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1563
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assented
97
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46%
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Mag-Nov
June-Dec
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44%
98
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fund 6s Jan* 1961—Jan-July
assented 1962—
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96
97
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Jan-July
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A 6s assented Sept 1961
.—-———Mar-Sepf
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/ 90
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4'As
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99
98%
96
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AGs assented Jan
AGs
—
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assented
—
98
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98
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,
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external s f 7s 1942—May -Nov
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—
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99
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Jan-July
f $ bonds 1978
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97
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1960
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8 A Vs assented 1942—
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97
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—June-Dec
.
Low
No.
97
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
—June-Dec
June-Dec
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—
Since
Jan. 1
Sold
High
97
June-Dec
—
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-25-year
NY 1-1693
;
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series No.
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or
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
1980
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series
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series
3%a
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:
bond transactions.
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Friday
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r Registered
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Period
Exchange
3%s
-
New
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Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
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*96.16
15 1960
due Feb
'
99
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97.16
100,,
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15 1958
due Feb
due Feb
25,000
,
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100
due Feb
2s
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2s
York
94.14
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95.8
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2s
as
'
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2s
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95.14
95.12
94.14
1965-1970
1966-1971
Serial bonds of 1950
No sales transacted this day.
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>95.28
95.2
..
price.
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*98.30
*98.30
*94.26
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21-year 4'As
4%s
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21-year
fi
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101.24 Feb
R
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100.10
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11969
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;—Jun
1 1977
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101.24 Feb
100.8
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94.26
23-year 3%s
19-year 3%s
Nov 29
• 100.6
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99
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102.20
1963-1968
1964-1969
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25-year 3s
25
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29,
82.16 Sep
4
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5
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104.24 Feb
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96.16 Apr 25
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June 15 1959-1962
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29
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94
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*102.12
—Dec 15
the Week
Feb. 7
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Treasury 2'/as
Mar 15
Treasury 2%s
Mar 15
Treasury 2%s
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Friday
Feb. 6
♦106.20
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—Mar 15 1958
Dec 15 1958
Treasury 2'/2s
Thursday
Low
High
107.22
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June 15
Low
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106.10
*107.14
*93.18
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.Feb 15 1995
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15
.Feb
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,91.20 Mar 28
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*106.8
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15
Nov
PRICES
Wednesday
Feb. 4
Low
Oct 1 1969
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Feb. 8
EXCHANGE
Treasury 4s
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BONDS
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Jan-July
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s
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IA Frankfort on Main 6 (4s 1953
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79
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:
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105
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1977/7_72_——
Baltimore & Ohio RR—
75(4
75%
22
55(4
*54
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.25%)
2004
June-Deo
7s
1967 stamped pursuant to
Plan A
(interest reduced to
2.25%)
lARome (City of) 6 (4s 1952
»ASao Paulo (City) 8s 199B
86%
97
100%
99%
92
105
Bethlehem Steel
__June-Deo
65
98%
92
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-
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-
74
74
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(interest
2012
? 1985722—
1983. 772272
'debs/ws 1 (1973—
conv
nubord.
4 (4s
49(4
.—Feb-Aug
1968
96
•
99% 100(4
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1963—-May-ZVoi;2
91%
74
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gold
7-;:
:•
debentures
debentures:
deiienturCs T977i7_27_^.__7
Bell
(interest
reduced to 2.5%) 1999—.
96
*63
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100
Feb-Aug
debentures71984 22!—-7—^-—Maf-i'ept
debenturesci 19902—72_7„
;
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88(4
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:-.ii
—
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.
9u
83
87%
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'51_Mar-Sept
Grande do Sul (State of)—
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96(4
100
T
82%
14
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•
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f 86
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l
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reduced
89%
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debenturca 1986277-^.——2
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—
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98
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April-Oct-
5%s
%
•
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(interest reduced to 2.375%)
2001_—..Jau-July
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lAExteriial
98
.7
-J
98
•debentures"'.: 19667—Juno-Dec
5%s
102
8s
-
•
100
97
'
-12
99
100
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1970—JZ«.V-Nov
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4(4s debcptures.31976.7—
*22
1950—Jan-July
APrussia- (Free State) 6y2s
('26 loan)
-AGs s~f gold extl
('27 loan) 1952
lARio do Janeiro
(City of) 8s
I
99(4
101%
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1958—
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(4s assented 1063
Porto
99(4
•
I960—June-Dec
A4
•-
*91
Atlantic Refining
1961—Aprll-Ocf
—April-Ocl
.-April-Oct
loan sink fund 7s 1947—April-Oct
assented
100(4
*67
..Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sept
1959
1st
14
•■,
11(4
INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
AND
debentures^ 19807—
AirliheS(3s
Armour.& Co 5s inc sub deb
*168
golct 6s 1940
assented
99(4
98 y«
101% 102
—Mar-Sept
_:_Mar-Sept
2nd
6s
lAPoland (Republic of)
99(4
99(4
*99(4 101(4
-
lAPernambuco iState of) 7s
1947—,—^1—Mar-Sept
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest "
reduccdiJto 2.125%) 2008—
APeru
*98 1
—
1970—Mae-Sept
3%s
14
,12
.,
*180(4 —7
—
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1968
Canada Ltd
17
12
.
—
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Anglo-Lautaro'Nitrate Corp 4s I960—2—-June-Dec
•/__
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Aprll-Ocf
22
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199522-72—-Quar-Jan ": '
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,
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s
of
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52
"
1963
Co
90
—
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—
-June-Dec
debs
87
88
__
,
241
4(4s
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195<8/extended to
19714—
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83%
7
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86
5s
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1952
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■.<*.
:
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-
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*46
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sinking fund external loan 1963
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:
Feb-Aug
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3s debchtures"i*19G9i'2—
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sept
4s
IA Nuremberg (City of)
6s
4 (4 s debt adj 1972 —
—
(•' ''• *
7.
sinking fund debentures1 1982—
4%s
—
*115
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.125%) 2008
Mar-Seat
Norway (Kingdom of) —
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April-Oct
4y4s
(Dept of)
*80
,.*—
Southern„3%s 1967^.——May-rNoir
inlgc 3 (4s 1972_-—Jan-July
4(2s
99%
78
83%
95
85(4'
3%s
*19%
fund 6%s 1958—Mar-Sept
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ASecured
83
85%
3(4s
1963-Jan-JuIy
Minas Geraes (State)—
ASecured extl sinking
reduced to
May-Nov
2%s debenlurcg lO71 —7————
r
„
(City of)
83%
83vu
97%
2%s
Jan-July
2%s debentures 19827—22_
-—-—April-Oct ■
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2
June-Dec
3%s debentures 197322—2—--—
L—June-Dec-1
.
;
:
assented
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IAMilan
17(4
Jan-July
5 ASmall
194
24.
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193(4
99(4
—
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2%s .debentures ;:T9807
2—2—
13(4
1
lATreasury 6s of 1913 (assented to 1922
new
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,—
assented
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AGs
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18(4
19%
18%
18(4
.
June-Deo
:
(1942
5
194
99(4
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May-Nov
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84
4.80s junior debentures 19872—:
7
Jan-June
73
American Macliine j&; Foundry Co—
'
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_2_—Jan-J?tZy / 118(4
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-Feb-Aug % 108%
agree't)"
meat)
A4s
*18%
19%
~
assented
lAds of 1910 assented to
100%
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ASs^new assented (1942 agrec't) 1963.Jan-July
1922
Inc
American
_
(assentetfto
Great
Aluminum
4(4s
1968—Jan-July
100
__
/
Aluminum Co of America 3(43 1964-^——,-Feb-Aug
3s s f debentures 1979—77—Jtme-JJec
11(4
46(4
99%
4%s
Jan-July
1968
12
1-
100
£9%
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.May-Nor
Allegheny Ludlum* Steel. 4s• conv debs 1981—Apr-OcZ 7
Allegheny- & Western let gttl 4s. 1.998—
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Allied Chemical & Dye 3(4s debs .1978
April-Oct"..-
105
*178
99% 100
91(4
194
June-Dec
movigago 3.(4^1984/727-——2-2
Mar-Sept "7
Albany & Susquehanna Itit 4 (4s 11)752—Aprli-Oct *
201
103
88
*90
1st
Aldens
9
33
*85
June-Dec
RAILROAD
(Republic of)—
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due 1961 extehdud io
6s
*115
103(4 103%
89 Y
:
100
.
—
Alabama
1954
11%
94%
88
.
v
—
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(City ol) Gs: of '26 1961——June-Dec '/
—
'24
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on.
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*115
June-Deo
11(4
93
1979—May-Nov
63
17
62
3
15
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Alabania. Poweri Co ilSt:
1951
Mexican Irrigation—•
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A
94
100
"3
64
■'
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
A5(4s extl loan of '30 1965—May-Nov
5 (4s due 1.965 extended to 1975
May-Nov
A.lngjoslavia (State Mtge Bankl 7s 1557—April-Oct
AMedeliin (Colombia) 6%s 1954
June-Dec
Mexico
180
87
100
*115
due 1954 extended to 1964
30-ycar 3s
20
19
11(4
93(4
*j.64
—
for Public Works
7s
Japanese (Imperial Govt)
6 (4s
180
94
103 (4
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(Kingdom
A6%s
94
*100
Jan-July
.
30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977
§ A External 7s 1952
! A Italy
*180(4
94
April-Oct
10(4
-
April-Oct:-.
1971
1952..,—
1952: coupon
Valle Del Cauca See Cauca: Valley
AWarsaw (City) external 7s 1958
10%
11(8
/
4s-4%s-4(4s external readjustments 1978 Feb-Aug3(4s external readjustment 1984——.—Jan-July
23
9
8(4
93
89'%
3%s-4V4s-41a(js external conversion 1978_June-Dec A,
24(4
21(4
Aprll-Ocf
Aprll-Ocf
30-ycar gtd ext s f 3s 1977_
8 A 7s series B 1947
Public
23
21(4
6s -1946
Conv & funding 4 (4s 1966
Helsingfors (City) external 6%s 19J0
Italian (Republic) ext s f 3s 1977-
Italian
23%
Feb-Aug
part paid 1964
part paid 1968
(State of)
AGs
1
External: conversion
Greek Government—
A 7s
March
72
98
.
■
April-Oct,
(Republic of)—
3%s-4s-4V4s (dollar bond of 1937)
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1979
141
*133
June-Deo
*14(4
__
Uruguay
—
1965
■
"
.
*100
__
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Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
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8s 1953 extended: to 1963—7
—
1949
..
Jan-July
1971^-—:
f
s
§A5s sterling loan of T2
1930—
IA Hamburg
(40-yr)
(City of)~ • v
•••••
A5 (4s extl loan-of ;'27 1961——
10(4
10(4
Tokyo
§ A With
1972
due
1930
99%
76
A5(4s
84
96
2
99%
Jan. I
Low
High
No.
*188
—
(Pro'v of)-external 7s 1958
r—June-Dec / —
assented 1958—i—
June-Dec
South Africa (Union of)
4%s 1965———June-Dec,- y ~_
Taiwan Electric'Power Co Ltd—
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(extl loan 1924 Dawes loan)
§ A 7s gold bonds
84
10
-
99
due 1963—Jan-July
1953
German Govt International
5 (4s
*87%
Range Since
Sold
9'B
10%
A4%s
73(4
Bonds
High
9%
May-Nov
1962
ASilcsia
73
99%
April-Oct
of
^a2/"?I0V
secured external
B
5(4s due 1971 extended to 1981—
1980
dollar bonds
3s
May-Nov
1972
loan
bonds
dollar
99(4
1953 issue—
Conversion
International
series
Shinyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—
§ AG (4s 1st mtge s f 1952
June-Dee
6(4s due 1952 extended to 1962———June-Dec
101%
-
-
Range
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
—
1962
secured external
■
^pr!!"9c5
1972
10-year bonds of 1936
3s conv & fund issue
Prussian
*76 Va
*72(4
99%
1924
(Fed Rep of)—Ext loan of
dollar bonds 1969
dollar
3s
16
^a^~S0V
1973
fund
sinking
German
99% 100 (a
(Kingdom)
& Slovenes
Croats
A7s
39 %
100%
Sale Trice
.low
High
99(4
f dollar bonds Jan
s
Low
—
(Republic of) —
f dollar bonds Jan 1
1 1976
extl
3yaS
3s extl
No.
A8s
4'/2s 1962—April-Oct
(Kingdom of) extl
Called bonds (April 15)
Salvador
1
Week's
Last
Period
Stock Exchange
York
New
Jan. 1
Serbs
Denmark
■1
High
Sold
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
(Interest reduced to
assented
pvi
j
Bonds
(State)—
Czechoslovakia
tipA
ENDED FEBRUARY 7
Friday
Bid & Asked
or
Low
Stamped
FOR THE WEEK
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#
Period
Stock Exchange
Now York
Friday
Last
82
106(4
86
89
76
81(4
•
Number 5715
187
Volume
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
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Exchange
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-ft
5s incomd: debs-. Jan >2054-*_L.ftj—._.—__!May-NoV
;
:ft, Chicago & Eric :tst ,gw:f 5s 1982.—
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53.%
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ft
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1st
mtge
:
.
coll tr 5s
&
1980
1987
Rio Grande Western
Denver &
89%
92
90%
88
107
106
97
95%
95%
.
a—
92
92
6
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96
98
49
49
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97
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53
63
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63
63
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65
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T
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53
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..Jan-July
5314
88
»,»,
•
—
91
106%
106%
RR— 1
series A (3% fixed
contingent interest)
1993
Jan-Julv
mortgage series A 4V2 % 2018—.....April
First mortgage
1%
88%
~5
*96
May-Nor
May-Nov
:_April-Oct
...
5
—'
•
——
106% 106%
106%
2042.—..May-No?
Pennsylvania Division—
V "
1st mtge' & coll tr 5s ser A 1985
1st mtge & coll tr 4%s ser B 1985
Delaware Power & Light 3s 1973
112%
90%
Jan-July
Division
Collateral trust 4-6s May 1
107%
8914
90%
Essex
&
98%
83
'/'
109 %
'
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April-Oct
-
36%
93%
—
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90%
& Hudson 4s
Morris
"
63
1965
37
36 %
—
—
89%
36%
36%
2
—
29%
36%
37%
108
109
1
99%
'■'''y.v.'^OSty
1 *8.
*99%
extended 1963
..May-Nov
Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR Co—
New York Lackawanna & Western Div .'
First and relutrd M 5s series C 1973__Maj/-NoT
A Income mortgage due 1993
'2
May
"
imvm
mortgage
Delaware
10018
99% 100
:
—April-Oct
debs 1977
..Mar-Sept
2%s l975_Apru-oct
Feb-Aug
3s 1984
Mar -Sept
mortgage 5s 1987
Deere & Co 2%s debentures
3%s debentures 1977
92
,89
:
3 1
^ 7"*1
V
J5
4
12
100%
*36%
High
28%
2
37
June-Dec
1986
debs
6s
37
1st
"
—9i
%V **'/<. ;ioo
First
9314
106%
lop.
June-Dec
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge
First mortgage 3%s 1982
91%
.9314
T
106% 106%
-
Co
Low
No.
28%
*36
—
Jan. 1
Sold
High
36%
.__June-Dec
Daystrom Inc 4%s conv
91%
93
93
'9oy8.
'.April
1997-—
V'90
L 17
_r;..
..•.ti93
-
93
91
Publishing
Citrtis
'
3
-
45%
42
lien & ref 4s series B 1970
A 1st
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
28Tb
28%
—Jan-July
1970
4s June 30
AImp & equip 4s 1970
A 1st lien & ref 4s series A 1970
64
60
.
36
,
90 la: '91'/«
90 %
.
5s
»i
or
Bid & Asked
-
mortgage
A 1st
76%
75
'
'
44%
i
r-
26
93
1981—
Jan-July
Ry General 4%s 1992 Mar-Sept
M 3%s series D" li)96_2May-JVopt'!'
M- 3 Vas-series E 1990—Feb-AugM 3Tea series II 1973__June-Dec
3%s
& A div; first Consol gold 4S 1989—__Jah-Julyft
'
.ft
A/j
An
1 A(JA
A1'
T-»«
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989
ft Jaji-July.
Chicago & Eastern" 111 RR
A General mortgage inc conv
-
•
■ft ..62%* 64
44%
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
General 4s 1958..%——
i:—.. Mar-Sept.
Fitst and refunding mortgage 3 lbs .1.985—Feb-Au'g./ft,
First and refunding mortgage 2%sT970_;:Feb-Aug
'1st & ref mtge 3s 1990_i.__^.l.'_._r__^_-LF«b-Aug^/^
'}
5
.ft
■'
AM
H':'
3
Last
Sale Price
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Low
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High
Low
'
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Chesapeake & Ohio
Refund aftdimpt
J
Refund and-Jmpt
id
I Refund and impt
R
76 %
'-Ho
64-'
UNO.
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
York Scock Exchange
New
Jan. 1
Sold
Hign
75%
3%s debentures
M
Bid & Asked
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
or
Sale Price
*
First mortgage es series A 1995
Jan-July
AGen mortgage 4%s series A Jan 1 2020__._»May
A Gen mortgage 4 %s series B Jan i 2020
May'-'.
Central RR Co of N J 3%si987
Jan-July
Cenjtral New York Power 3s 1974
April-Oct '
Central Pacific Ry Co—
•
First and refund 3%s series A 1974—_Feb-Aup
First mortgage. 3%s series B 1968
-.Feb-Aug *'
Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s 1965.1
Jan-July t.
Central
FEBRUARY ;
Week's Range
Last*
Interest
WEEK ENDED
FOR THE
RANGE
BONDS
27
(699)
Tne commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
97%
95
2
96
96
*86%
84
87%
93
__
95%
—
Income
mortgage (3% fixed
1% contingent interest) 1993
..Jan-July
Detroit Edison 3s series II 1970
:_June-Dec
General and refund 2%s series I 1982..May-Sept
Gen & ret mtge 2%s ser J 1985
Mar-Sept
Gen & ref 3%s ser K 1976
May-Nou
3s convertible debentures 1958
..June-Dec
3%s convertible debentures 1969
i.Feb-Aug
_3%s debs 1971 (conv from Oct 1 1958)_Mar-Sept
Gen & ref 2$«s ser N 1984
Mar-Sept
Gen &, ref 3 %s series O 1980
May-Nov
Detroit & Mack first lien gold 4s 1995
June-Dec
Second gold 4s 1995
...
..June-Dec
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel 4%s 1961
May-Nov
Detroit Tol & Iron-ton RR 2%s ser B 197C_Mc(r-Sept
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc—
4s- conv subord debentures -1977—
...Feb-Aug
Dow Chemical 2.35s debentures 1961
May -Nov
Denver
56Tftftft5657ftftftft/iSft:;"'-'
51%-ft' 51^v^53^:.;^
increased series B Jan 1 2044
i.Aprlftft;
-s
5s inc debs ser A Jan 1 2055
M&r-Septftyft
Chicago & -North Western Ry— /...."..ft' Second mortgage conv inC 4%s Jan 1 19.992-April v-iy.48V4
4%s conv
i
%
49%
44
"|.ft47%\k48%ftT;ft3 292 i :
ft." First mortgage 3s series "B 1989—'.
% Jrm'-July
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V-''• ■''<"<'■ >•';#*'">*. •• ■'
1st mtge 2%s ser A 1980——
—
Jan-July .% J!'.:»■>v4«£75 • " --2'u
2%'" 86
4%s income deus 1995—*—
—;
Mar-Sept %.;* __ .2;" *„'• v':89: •, / ' • •/ _.•
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■
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-
-.'?«;/-
Chicago Union Station—[Chicago'"Union- Stationr '
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58%
57
s,.59%' -61% v-i' >1--
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57
58%
,10
93 G a
Union Terminal—
•-.«/'
...
; ^96
Fcb-Aug
gtd 3-Tas series E 19G9
mortgage 2'lis series G 1974...
mortgage
First
__Feb-A«fl
— %
1939.%.—.^.AprfZ-OcU > ';,>99%.
Financial Corp 2%s
9014
■
100
100
v.,
87
.; 87
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;
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r.April-Oct
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A Debentures certificates B
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mortgage 3%s ser E 1964—April-Oct
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;
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1
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1995_Jan-July
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60
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Jan-July
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..——June-Dec
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—;—Mar-Sept
:
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•1
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•
June-Dec
—
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a
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•
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86 lb
Fuel
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry 3%s 1970
El Paso & Southwestern first 5s 1965
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5s stamped
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Feb-Aug
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j..Mar-Sept
—
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&
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Eastern
98%
96%
-
102
17
97%
99%
57
....
subord debs 1977
Light Co 2%s 1977
1st mortgage
2%s 1979
1st mortgage 2%s 1980—
1st mortgage 3%s 1982
1st mortgage 3%s 1983
1st mortgage 3%s 1986
conv
96%
86%
Inc—
Industries
4%s
♦94%
.Jan-July
subordinated debs 1982
Duquesne
105
104
%_ I
98% .99% ; ■
4s debentures I960——
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j—
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104%
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C I T
97%
89
3s
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87
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97
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Chicago & Western Indiana RR Co—
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1982-—May-Nov-v^".^97.
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1978.———;
Jan-July
Ji*:2*.'.'; , %
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;
——
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&
101
100:!.'i 101
—
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6
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87
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102
105
105
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102
102
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3
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102
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28
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1989
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1959
stamped 1984
stamped 1974
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page 29.-
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1977
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a
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1979—April-Oct
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1970—April-Oct
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90
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Mar-Sepl
New
.—
1974—
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April-Oct
1961
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93 Va
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1990
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93%
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3
93 Va
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1978
June-Dec
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Ry 3'As ser C 1984—June-Dec
Kansas City Terminal
«y 2748 1974
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adj 1963
Jan-July
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;_Jan-Julf
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1961—Jan-Julf
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Plain
86 Va
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79
97:
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100
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'
79
106
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1977
79
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debentures
f
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1959__June-Deo
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1976__Mar-Sept
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Mich
18
92V4
145 Vi 145 Va
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debentures 1987
Interstate Power Co 1st
mtge 3s 1980
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45%
12%
5s
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1980
conv
79
*
Jan-Julf
I-T-E
Kanawha
37 Vi
43
Corp—
f
s
78
*87%
1977
■
National Tea Co 3Vas
High
*78
3Vis s I debentures 1980
Jan-July
Indianapolis Union Ry 2 Wis ear C 1986—J«n«-Deo
Inland Bteel Co 3 Vis debs 1972
:
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage ,3.20s series I
1982-.Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3 Vis series J 1981
Jan-Julf
1st antge 4His ser K 1987
Jan-July
International Minerals 6c Chemical
3.658 conv subord debs 1977
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
3Vis s I debentures series A
Low
88
*85%
Oonsol
1st mtge 3%s series H
No.
Stock
Low
'-*85*4
consoi
mortgage 3%» aaries C 1974
mortgage 3^1 series F 1984
1st mtge 3 %s series G 1980
Vi
Interest
Exchange
Jan. 1
45 Vi
17 %
-
5£
mortgage 3s seriad B
Con sol
44
16
111 Cent RR cousol tniga 3%»
Sold
New York
Range Since
High
93
income 5s Fab 1937-April Oct
minoto Bell Telephone 2%s
.
Monday, February 10,
1958
.
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
{Hudson Ac
.
NEW .YORK STOCK- EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
.
H;
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.
89
95%
89
I
89
100%
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93%
95 Vi
28
93%
95'A
89 7
May-Noo
June-Deo
90%
16
63
91 Hi
85
85
a
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89
Feb-Aug
*85 Va
91
Jan-July
*92 Va
95
June-Dec
*83 Vi
Avril-Od
Mar-Sept
„
108%
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107
93 %
"
108%
91 Vi
16
107
91%
108 Va
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I'enoa
FOR
THE
WEEK ENDED
FEBRUARY
7
Week's
Range
Friday's
"
Last
or
"
Sale Price
Week's Range
Friday
Bonds
Sold
Bid & Asked
Range Since
Jan. 1
Interest
Period
BONDS
York
New
Exchange
Sfcodk
'
Last
.
Friday's
or
Low
debentures
1967—
suboicl debs
4V4S couv
1964
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1972_—June-Dec
9844
.
Piilsbury Mills Die 3%s s f debs
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996—June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Fcb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963__Feb-Aag
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964«jMay-Nov
mtge 3%s
ist
Electric
Potomac
Power. Co
Gamble
&
Procter
debentures
3s
3%s
Electric
94
Jan. 1
Sold
*96 Vi
First
and
refunding
First and
debentures
mortgage
939k
and
4%s
debentures
Oats
Quaker
2%s
Surface
Swift & Co 2%s debentures
71%
73
93
93
J
93
9914
3
98%
2%s debentures 1973
3Vis conv
941k
88 Vi
10
8814
94%
941k
>
1
88%
881k
104
9
10314
104%
98
99
62
9614
98
*97%
—„
§ ADirect mtge 6s
*92
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
Texas
Term RR of
94%
Oil
Tidewater
i-J
Debt
adjustment
95
94 9 u
f-
—
21
Tol &
92 %
Tri-Continental Corp
97
series
A
1
94
Ohio Cent
B
1978
series C
4Vis
94
Ik
.957„
7094
9114
9114
Feb-Awp
*ao%
165
92
67%
70%
2
89
1st
—
3lis
mtge
Aircraft 5 Vlts cony debs
Royal
614s conv. debs
McBee
6s
-Man-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
11014 U2
63
109
,.94
3
85%
—
*94%'.
82%
debs
f
s
2%s debentures
Rubber
S
debentures
1967
72
93%
101
65
106%
111
series
debs
Second
Adirond'ic 1st gold. 5s
Bt.
,
gold 6s
—1
1996—
Ry Co.—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997.
.
ASecond mtge Inc. 4 Vis ser A Jan 2022
1st mtge 4s ser B 4980
—
debs
ser. A
"Jan
Bt Louis-Soutlrwestern Ry—
First
bond
4s
2006
<
first cons gold 4s
73 Vi
74 Ik
26
72%
76%
63
64
45
58%
57 Vi
May-No©
1989_Jau-July
56
581a
assented series A 1951
*—
debentures
f
*
90
90 Vk
4%s
subord
debs
78
Oil
cQnv
Shell Union
&
96
96
162
9714 10114
78
*—-
8 Vis
G
95
106
95
Bocony-Vacuum Oil 2 Vis 1976—
June-Bee
South & North Ala RR gtd 5s 1963
-April-Ocl
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
3s debentures 1979
Jan-July
294s debentures 1085
Feb-Awp
27ks debentures 1987
Jan-Julj
88
Southern California Edison Co—
10514 109%.
33
10894 10914'
x
112
Vi
8714
3
87
91
89 V4
92%
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 23/4s A 1992.
84%
86%
115%
12114
3
8694
*85
126
126
179
11834 1201a
5
57
57
1281k
57
55
119
128%
93%
100%
93%
20
97 %
Gold
4 Vis
1981—
1
979b 100li
4 4
93%
9714
12
Map-Nov
U-
979k
969-1
8894
87
89
79
*8314
series
series
E
F
First mortgage 2 lis series G
86
*94 Vk
67
105
Wisconsin
64
3
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—
105
10714
T
11314 113 %
10714
99 %
2
99%
87
6
85
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99%
52
57
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:%
5014
56
%
96%
7
92 Vk
96 3k
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100 V4
9614
96%
I
2
88
,
the year's
sale
range,
not
n
'*8814
88
91
.88
♦Friday's
ABonds
83
'
88
88
95
20
88
>*—
96
80
94%
*—
92
88
95%
10
9514
9314
*„
9914
92
99%
99.15
9913
92
91
92
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93%
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Jan-July
May
>—
1
5614
62
66
1
61
61
86
^ 86
63%
86
86
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—
64%
9414
—
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99%
100%
9914
—
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9414
.
not
sal*
,
"• '
bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized
§Negotiability Impaired by giaturlty.
!
102%
—
included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range, r Cash
Included In the year's range,
assumed by such companies.
bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during
the Bankruptcy
CO CO
86
in
90
90
'*81
June-Bee
Jan-July
2%s 1976_Jan-JuZy
tCompanies reported as bping in
9914
.8714
—
88
-April
not
102%
12
43
53; .,.,54
52%. 54
53%
1971
3Vis
& Power
delivery
Deferred
included
114
9914
86%
'
87
a
67%
94%
2
105
Public Service
Electric Light
71
94%
67
105
Map-Nov
ASpokane Internal first gold 4Vis 2013
89
83%
.
102%
(102% 102%
'
Co—
2004
83%
.
*71
mtge 5lis series H 1983
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994——Jan-July
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
—Jan-July
Southwestern Bell Tel 2%s debs 1985
April-Ocf
3Vis debentures 1983
mtge 4s series A
i
99%
4
10214.102%
Jan-July
mtge 4 Vis inc ser A Jan 1 2029
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976.
68
Jan-July
Jan-July
1st
—
1st
;
*91
;
j 0214 •
53%?
Jan-July
May-No©
Feb-Auy
ApriZ-Oct
Gen
Yonkers
Jan-July
Apr-Oct
1986
1996
1961
'
•
50
I
93
•*
__
—
•,
May
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
76
50
53%
10214102%
—
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
-Mar-Sept
Whirlpool Corp 314s s f debs 1980
Wilson & Co. first mortgage 3s 1958
66
76
1*83
Apr-Oct
-Jan-July
1981—Jan-July
Wheeling Steel 3lis series C 1970
First mortgage 3lis series D 1967
3%s conv debs 1975
Central RR
tf
•
64
'
65 %
1
1
1984
100
86
64
,
76
76
76
i
•
-Mar-Sept
A 1977
San Fran Term 1st mtge 3%s ser A '75—Julie-Dec
Southern Pacific RR Co—
1 -
2%s
debentures
6U
*65
1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
3 Vis series C 1979
5lis debentures 1982
Western Pacific RR Co 3 Iks ser A
—
83
'*66
—Jan-July
registered 2361
-1st mortgage
V4
99 Va
86
*90%
;
:—Jan-July
.—Ja/t-July
1966—
Western Maryland Ry
88 li
120
I
series
99
-
99%
86
.May-No©
-
first 4s guaranteed 2361.
5s Income
8694
3 Vis
1974
114
*100
*8694
3 Vis
109
v
1969—
2%s
4s
Wisconsin
(Oregon Lines)
4 lis
mortgage
Penn Power
West Shore
•
104
May-Nov
First 4Vis
Gold
Mortgage
Electric
Penn
99
—
99%
Feb-Aug
10614
„
114
Southern Pacific Co—
First
*99
Co—
RR
59
286
-107% 109
112
9114
90
26
91%
*93 li
3V4s convertible debentures 1970
Jan-July
Southern, Indiana Ry 2%s 1994^.
Jan-July
Southern Natural Gas Co 4 lis conv 1973—June-Bee
First
West
9714
*93
mtge
110%'
93
108
90%
*82
series A Jan 1981—.
April
Income-4Vis series B Jan 1991—April
First mortgage 3Vis series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3Vis 2000
Feb-Auy
Gen
West
1978_—;
98
87%
«
11
90%'
90%
-May-Nov
April-Ocf
10214
4
_May-Nov
debs
97%
83%
23
98
96%
mtge
109
25
Smith-Corona Cs
91%
97
*105
9614
234s ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
I 1981—June-Deo
1st ft ref mtge 3lis ser J 1982—
-April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
-Jan-July
First consolidated 5s 1958
ApriZ-Oct
and ref
101%
79
HOVi
90 li
88
91%
91%
97%
1st mortgage & Refund 3%s ser
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
10194
Sinclair Oil Corp 4%s conv debs 1986——June-Dec
Bkelly Oil 2 14s debentures 1965——Jan-July
conv
r
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3 Vis 1967—J&n-July
•General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
;—M<jp-Nov
919 0
106%
8414
.
108%
101 Vi 101%
debentures 1971——April-Oct
82%
.,
.
1979—June-Dec
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G
Wabash
10614 107
10914
105%
5
«
78
1061 a
April-Oct
Id
8414
97
*88
-June-Deo
Mar-Sept
1969
1976
90
Gas Corp—
Oil
«
.
77
2
Feb-Aug
1582_
debs
subord
'
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
First lien and ref mtge 3 Vis ser O 1973
95
95
10314
10614
Gen mtge 4s income
109
100%
8414
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978
Mar-Sept
-
95
95
10
*—
-Jan-July
90
73
—
June-Be0
subcrd debentures
1951
-1_
*80 Vk
*84%
debentures
18.82
A—
—Jan-July
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f<debs 1982-.-—April-Oct
5Vis
90
.
T"0s
Shamrock
99%
Mar-Sept
1977———_r~
seiles C
assented
conv
First
1
■
98 Vi 100%
--Mum*Dec
Bears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—■
4%s; -debentures .1972-i
94
100% 101
101
June-Dec
1951—June-Deo
June-Bee
sinking fund mtge series C
4 Vis
100
90
'
979 k
-
98 Vi
May-Nov
1977——
3s debentures 1974—
.
98
--
98
-
90
'*!«.
Beagram (Jos E) & Sons 2Vis 1966
A
Vanadium Corp of America—
3 Iks conv subord debentures
5914
50
*'
April-Oct
intge 3s series B 1980—-—'■
s
65
*99 Vi 102
■
England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-No©
Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Bcovfll Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Jan-July
A
96
94%
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
Mar-Sep
Scott
Beaboard Air Line RR Co—
series
Participating ctfs 4Vks 1968
64
1968_June-Dec
B; I9T11
98%
94
76
74 Ik
May
Scioto V & New
1st
71%
76
63
Jan-July
Mar-Nov
1989
certificates
&• Duluth
St Paul. Union Depot .3 Iks
3%s
71%
78
■
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
Bt Paul
70 li
98%
1947
assented
314s
Francisco
Louis-San
5s Income
*91
April-Oct
98%
*84
1947
A
3 Vis
3 Vis
Bt Lawrence &
.
97
92%'
—
Jan-July
Jan-July
6Vis sinking fund mtge series A 1951—June-Dec
6 Vis
614s
Mar-Sept
1996_Jan-Jnij/
..
.
8314
92%
23
97
9314
May-Nov
April-Oct
1976
77%
J 4
*92Va
■
U
United Steel Works Corp—
99 Vi 101
84 V4
105%
*87%
Apr-Oct
Mar-Sept
1973
90%
87 %
80 V4
.
7914
7914
94
90%
90
*101
-.April-Oct
1972
334s sinking fund debentures
1st mtge <Sc coll tr 4 Vis 1977
2%s
11014 111
—
93
90 V4
I
9014
*90%
90
92 %
93
*86
95%
101%
89
—
93
9014
94
98%
99%
-.
97
95%
•*90,.
97
113%
93%
—
>9814
7914
87
''
1-
94
94
Jan-July
4—Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-No©
1970
coll trust 3%s 1971
coll trust 314s 1972
& coll trust 3%s 1975
mtge
4%s
82%
7914
—
85%
82%
■
85
*90
100
June-Dec
1977
debentures
1st
*84 Ik
"
*94
May-Nov
1966—April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1969
America 2%s
Co of
Biscuit
110%
86
1970^
June-Dec
debentures 1976 -Feb-Aug
2Iks
7614
74%
10
8614
•*74
,112
85
85
6
7614
110
May-Nov
1982
1st mtge &
1st mtge &
*89
.^.Jan-July
Baguenay Power 3s series A 1971—
84
98% ,100%
65,
...
86
86
_Mar-Sept
United Gas Corp 2%s
>84 Vk
.
Mar-Sent
1977
811a-
87 la
—:.
110
,
Feb-A«p
2%s debs 1961
Corp—•
subord debs
conv
3%s
*156
1977—
90
8714
..
United Artists
•
General mortgage 3%s series J 1969
Rohr
88%
.
2
-
Union
United
& Electric Corp.—,
Rochester Gas
1
90
v.
.
761a.
Refunding mortgage 214s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Tank Car 4 Vis s f debs 1973
April-Oct
9114
98
*156
,—
90%
110
1971—_May-Nov
First mortgage and coll trust 294s 1975_Apri!-Oct
3s
debentures
1963
May-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980
—-June-Dfo
*156
1978—
.85%
*83
110
of Missouri 3%s
Union Electric Co
95
May-No©
1978—
4%s series
25
99% 100
98%
106%
•
5V4s
90%
90
.
April-Oct
ref and impt 39is 1960—June-Dec
98
105
5
95
*67 la
Feb-Augf
;
23
'
1986
3las
92%
'
98
Aprii-Oct
bonds—
99
84
>85
100
'
_r
April-Ocf
.
94%
97
<
26",
.
'*94
1974_—June-Bee
3%s
New. Orleans
Co
96%
__
97
—.Jfay-Nov
___
mtge 6s 1953
AConsol mtge 6s. 1955
10114
94%
43
.*
9814
90%
.
.
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982_
—
1059-4 10594
May-Nov
—
1952
§ ACousol
100'%
10714
107%
83 la
r-
St Louis—
4s series C 2019
Jan-July
27/ks series D 1985
April-Oct
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
—Map-Nov
Texas & New Orleans RR—
First and refund M 3Vis series B 1970—April-Oct
First and refund M 3%s series C 1990__Aprii-Oet
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000—
June-Dec
General and refund M 3%s ser E 19tf5__Jan-July
180
*873i
98
97%.
—
*177
10594
99
95
—
*110 Ik
1980—June-Bee
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
§ A Direct mtge 7s It) 50
92%
107° k
98%
Refund and impt M
100
Union Pacific RR
of America
Corp
Go
;
*94
Jart-July
_May-Noo
1972
109
.87%.' 69
25
Terminal RR Assn of
104
Jan-July
Reading Co first & ref 3 Vis series D 1995
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
Rheem Mfg Co 37/kfl debs 1975
J 01%
,.'42
.<
'100% 101
—Mar-Sept
Union Oil of California 294s debs
Radio
'J:,;:69
*1
92%
*105
Refund and impt
94 %
_Apr-Ocf
1964
'■92%
1966-—Jan-July
Jan-JiUy
mtge Gs 1871- —May-Nov
1st
78%
.....
88%
88,
88%
92%
Oil Corp. 2%s debentures
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981—!
Transit Inc
80
10714 109.
Jan-July
debentures 1982
1973—
fund
sinking
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debs
Sunray
*9214
Mar-Sept
debentures
108%
•
93%
98 Vi
*9214
1977
(Ohio)—
Co
92%
2
74
*977«
——.
Oil
95
93
1983—April-Ocf
3Vis
98
*8o34
1967—_June-Deo
conv
*9694
June-Dec
.
100
5s
92
939«
.*73 Vk
2037__June>-Dec
8s
1972
refunding mortgage
3 Vis debentures 1975.
1st
;
97 Vi
'
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—._May-Nov
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_Junc-Dec
First and
3%s
100
98
*93
1953
First
'
Products
(InAlairai 3VaS conv 1982-i.—April-Oct
tttanciurd Oil <N J/ aebeutures 2%s iu71—May-Hov
2%s
debentures
1974,
—
—Man-July
Standard Oil
4V4S
II '
—
Co—
Gas
92
76
Coil
Standard
.
*999k
May-Nov
and refunding mortgage. 314s 1968__Jaa-July
and refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
First
92
76
—
*98
.Jan-July
,_Mar-Sepf
1931
Vk
'
9894
109-%
High
89%.
Low
ho.
High-
Low
High
96
lQtli
Standard
1964—May-No©
1983
debs
&
Low
21
456
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 19G5__jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Plantation Pipe Line 244s 1970
Mar-Sept
3Vis s f debentures 198G—
April-Oct
Public Service
No.
984i
"■76
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
-June-Dec
General mortgage us series B 1975
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series1 E' 1975
Aptil-Ocf
Pittsb Coke & Chem
High
9844
10844 1099k
,
10844
Sftce
Range
Bdhds
-
Bid & Asked
Sale Trlfco
"
Phillips Petroleum 2%s
29
(701)
———«.
under Section 77 of
Act, or securities
selling flat.
-
,
current week.
•
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock
Feb. 3 and ending Friday, Feb. 7. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
In
the
following extensive list
we
RANGE
d
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Fries
American Stuck Exchange
Apei^een Petroleum Corp class A—
Acme
Precision
Acme
Wire
Products
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
3%
3%
1,100
3%
Jan
314
Jan
5%
300
514
Jan
5%
Jan
17%
17%
350
21
Jan
1714
Jan
1
7V4
7%
7%
400
7%
Feb
8%
Jan
—1
6%
6 Ik
6%
17,000
4%
Jan
6%
Feb
2%
2%
6,800
1%
Jan
?%
Feb
8%
Jan
-10
common
Industries
For footnotes
see
1
2%
'
—^—•
page 33.
17V4
—
—
—
.
8%
Jan
Way Industries Inc
Ajax Petroleums Ltd
Alabama Great Southern—
Air
3
Power
Wood Steel
214
50
93
-
.
17%
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4
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.
93
.
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'
4
,
.
Jan
High
2%
A
Jan
Jan
ill
Jan
'
Feb
250
800
36%
Jan
17%
Jan
19%
Jan
25
7714
3%
Feb
Jan
77%
Feb
4%
Jan
40
17% 18
'
77% .77%
3%
1%
4,600
123
123
.
1,100
% :
.
Range Since Jan. 1
Lota
High
3
—
•
4.20%
Co—
Shares
Low
50o
preferred—100
10
5% cumulative preferred
100
Alaska Airlines Inc
-1
Alabama
Alan
for Week
of Prices
-
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Fries
Par
High
Inc
Co
Consol
Week'a
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchang*
Manufacturing Corp
Aero Supply. Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Adam
Aeronca
'
FEBRUARY 7
for Week
5%
3%
—1
Inc
THE WEEK ENDED
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
—1
Week's
FOR
Monday,
security whether
Exchange for the week beginning
is intended to include every
500
123
125
95
Jan
Feb
«
30
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
.
.
Monday, February
.
10, 1958
(702)
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
Bale Price
Exchange
American Stock
AJfcmcnc. Kunatzljdc N f—
dep rets Amcr shares.
iiiimfanm
38%
7sy4
Meter
AMI
■
i
,
sort
65
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
14
14%
3,300
24%
25
1,200
21%
29%
30
300
6%
7
12,300
1,500
31%
29%,
29
12%
12%
12%
27%
9%
~3%
Jan
8%
Jan
13% Feb
2 74
Jan
,9«
8,700
13 y4
600
12*/a
Jan
131/4 Feb
Charter
12%
3,100
9%
Jan
12%
Jan
5
7%
Jan
Oil
ft
Gas
«
pfd—188
a
4%
/
100%
35 y2
35%
36%
4,000
f
26%
26%
26%
12,600
4%
101
100
Jan
100
4%
Jan
90
95 y2
Jan
.
A
4%
Jan
Jan
27V'4
93%
2%
l\b Jan
6,000
8%
9y4
1%
1%
1%
1%
1,000
1,700
2%
2%
1,500
2y4
100%
190
98 %
26% Jan
2y*
2
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9%
8%
1%
Jan
Jan
100%
Line
Coast
100
13%
Jan
Jan
1%
500
30%
100
9%
8%
3
Audio Devices Inc
3
3V'8
5%
Corp option warrants
Plywood Corp
5%
6
%
15%
Automatic Voting Machine
Ayshlre Collieries Corp common
Jan
Jan
1%
Jan
Consol Cuban Petroleum Corp
30%
Jan
Consol
Vtc
Jan
Consolidated
Jan
5
Jan
6%
Jan
Continental Air
9%
Jan
Continental
3
Feb
4%
Jan
Jan
Jan
16%
17
300
16
Jan
31%
31%
100
30
Jan
32%
los
American
Commercial
Continental
Industries
Jan
Cook Paint & Varnish
2%
.700
13'/4
Jan
13%
Jan
2%
1,900
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
1%
6,000
4%
30,600
7%
600
7
Incorporated
1
Oil Corp
;
7
13%
14
J%
7.50
(A S) Shoe Corp
Bell Telephone of Canada common
""3%
600
11
12
1,200
42%
41%
43
900
9'/a
9ya
10
1,100
300
,
6V4
14%
1
6%
14%
14%
150
Bohack
(8)
Jan
Jan
14
Jan
%
Jan
Jan
Jan
4
3
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
5
Jan
Jan
13%
40%
Jan
Feb
7%
Jan
10
Jan
6%
Jan
6% Jan
14% Jan
Jan
14
.
***
5
5
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3074
9%
ord—•
Breeze Corp common
—*
Bridgeport Gas Co
—*
Brlllo Manufacturing Co common.,...*
6%
dep rets ord reg
20
Jan
4
Jan
4%
Jan
5%
31%
Jan
86'/a
Jan
10-%
7%
7
36
Jan
6%
6%
19.&00
6%
Jan
524
1,200
5%
Jan
27
33%
Jan
35
Jan
6,200
34%
Jan
36%
Jan
3674
39
39
Jan
Jan
600
574
Jan
300
%
38 ya
Jan
6%
Daltch
American dep
£1
1
rctB ord reg
Company common
Brown Forman Distillers
4%
Rubber
Bruce
1
preferred
cumulative
Brown
Co
15
1
Jan
5V2
Jan
5y2
Feb
8 %
(B L)
Co common
Brack Mills Ltd Class B
Company common.
Buckeye (The) Corp.
Budget Finance Plan common
60c
convertible
serial
6O0
—0
10
preferred
preferred
Jan
Diners'
.15
15*4
800
14 Ya
Jan
15 y2
Jan
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5%
Jan
7
Jan
18 y2
Feb
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:
Feb
(The)
Co
Ltd—
•
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23% ^
Dome
rets ord reg
(The) Corp
;
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514
G-Vb
Feb
LVa
Jan
72%
Jan
6656
Dominion Steel- & Coal ord
Dominion
8%
Jan
9% Feb
Dorr-Oliver
8',4
400
7%
Jan
8V4 Feb
224
600
J%
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
13%
Feb
$2 preferred—-2
Douglas Oil Company——
Dow Brewery Ltd—
10%
Jan
7,600
11%
10%
1024
4,400
9ya
Jan
%
iff
42,700
%
Jan
1%
Jan
2Va
Jan
~4%
Duke
4%
1,900
3% Jan
4%
Jan
DuMont
'Lm
6%
stock
Driver
Inc__—
Harris
Power
%
16,000
20
2 V*
14%
2
IS.00 preferred
*2,50
preferred
(5%
cumulative
50
50
50
preferred
Oalvan Consei Oil ft
eras
2024
6,900
19
Jan
22
25%
—...
1%
Jan
2%
Feb
0,700
13%
Jan
15ya
Jan
Jan
61%
Jan
50
6%3v; .-.6
6%%
Bread
474
~4*4
common.
preference
For footnotes
,
47
Feb
Jan
500
4
Jan
2924
1,150
25
Jan
5A
28,500
*
20
4&
see
page
33.
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--
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; 200
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Jan
Jan
1944
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Jan
11%
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7%
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13%
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Jan
Jan
25
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
14%
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Jan
7%
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39%: Jan
44%
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18%
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23 V4
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Jan
100
Jan
4% Feb
29%
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5& Jan
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Cement Co Ltd
Jan
52b
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29
Jan
9%
•
Co—
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Duval Sulphur & Potash Co_—-_
—
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27%
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1
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America——-—1
of
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47
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'
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11,500
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147a
60
47
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Camden Fire Insurance
Canada
1424
2424
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9,100
'
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'<3%; Jan
I
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American
'
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r
Jan
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.
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—1
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—•
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Draper COrp common—
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2V4 -Feb
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31%; Jan
,
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20
Feb
,26%
14%; Jan.
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1274
2
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32 '\l{-.32
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800
200
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.
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2%
600
10%
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1744 Jan
8
;
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•'
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200
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41%;
1
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224
1
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23,?/2 ^24% r>r. 8,900
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8%
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Jan
'
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,
1
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
6 Va
Jan
17
Jan
Jan
Jan
16%
;
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American dep
8% Feb
20%
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd^.
1324
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
Bunker Hill (The) Company.
Mines
Jan
11%
97a
Jan
Jan
7
500
25
100
2*4
6%
1
Buell Die ft Machine Co
Burma
12%
224
B 8 F
6%
Jan
~9%
Jan
20%
.200
—1
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Development Cerp of America.:
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300
Jan
Jan
lOO
f-.-v
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s,i
12
-10c
35
50c
;
debentures—:
9y4
1,200
2
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Detroit
11%
1,000
Feb
iy4
10,900
/
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39 V'4 Feb
26,700
8%
Jan
6'V4
Jan
6%
;V9y8a;i.-9%
.2.50
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:
Dempster Investment Co
Dennison Mfg class A common
35,900
6*4
5%
Jan
' %
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f
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11 '4
19*4
Feb
19%
,
69%:'*. 69%
-
—2.50
A.—4
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li
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1224
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924
.
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12%
8
18%
rt'lrt
1
1
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x97«
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10
common
12%
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Feb
3%
,
Jan
5%
10 Vi
5V4>y
.3.? a
,9%
(Md)_.
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Davidson Brothers Inc..t\
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
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5j/2
Jan
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200
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,
100
5%
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'
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8%
124
35
7%
i7,ioo
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102.1-10%
—-B
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,,
Jan
1%
Jan
83
100
5%
Feb
19%
Jan
Jan
BOO
%
Vr 5 fev
■
.
common.——
Jan
7% Jan
26 y4
7%
35
5
Jan
Feb
Jan
800
10
v.
Jan
Jan
26 ya
5%
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dep rets ord beam—.—
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1,700
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124
•
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86%
9%
Jan
7%
Brazilian Traction Light ft Pwr
British Columbia Power
3124
8674
(H C) Co common^
prior cumulative preferred-180
Borne Chemical Company Ino
—»
Bourjols Inc
—1
Brad Foote Gear1 Works Ino——20o
British American Oil Co
British American Tobacco—
300
8%
Jan
1
16%
"A"; partic——•
Crown Drug Co common
25c
Crystal Oil & Land Co common.
•
$1.12 preferred^-;
__2_22
—.2.50'
Cuban American Oil Co.2—
500
Cuban Atlantic Sugar common-2—
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43
10%
Jan
4
1%,
'200
.
■
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Cork Internat'l
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7
4%
Feb
'
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400
.
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8,000 S.
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20 y4
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1.50
•••,
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Crown
*.
,
Jan
3%
•
; 28% Feb
Jan
4
•
"I 17,300
——•
Publishing Co.
Crowley Milner & Co.—2-2-2
Feb
20
;.
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common.....
Crowell-Collier
4
>f
—•
Blauner*s common
Blumenthal
7%
5
11%
1
Bickford's Die common
Black Starr ft Gorham class A
4%
Jan
.3,000
%
1
21
—
Creole Petroleum
Jan
3,000,
.
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Crane
Jan
%
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Benrus Watch Co Inc
Jan
5%
12%
1
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18
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Jan
Jan
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Jan
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1,000
14
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20
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conv
13%
Jan
9
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.
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14
9
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Courtaulds
Barcelona Tr Light ft Power
Steel Corp.
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1
Jan
Jan
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Jan
Jan
Feb
30
.1,800
i
.
%
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Jan
9%
12%
13%
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Banff Oil Ltd
Bayvlew
Co
.
7%
1
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Distillery Ltd—
voting
non-voting
Cornucopia Gold Mines.
Andes—
Barium
Basic
1.25
Inc
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150
13%
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Baldwin Rubber commonBaldwin Securities Corp
de
9,800
Jan
7%
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,
& Engineering—1
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Baker
Jan
Jan
Jan
800
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4
4:%
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Jan
Corby
9
Jan
Feb
1%
Jan
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4%;
4,-,r».
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Bailey ft Selburn Oil ft Gas-
Banco
4"'Ji
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17
8%
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24%
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700
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20o
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12,800
3,'400
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26 V4
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Jan
2%
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8%
29^3^
1%
.
Inc
Electric
Diesel
Consolidated
9%
100
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21%
.
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30 ; r :;
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300
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3
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10
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Jan
7%
6,200
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Cocksliutt Farm Equipment Co_
•
Colon/- Development
ordinary.
30s
Colonial Sand Sc. Stone Co—
1
Commodore Hotel inc___.
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Caribbean
Coastal
Compo Shoe
3%
8
Jan";
1
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3
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21 y4
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v
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,
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15 ; Jan
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—1
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4%
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4%
2,600
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—
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3 "■>
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7%-2 8 -2
100
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5%
4%*; Jan r
5% v5% ^7,100
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2%
1,200
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Clopay Corporation
t
Club Aluminum Products Co
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5%
4%
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Jan
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•
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900
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preference—
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Jan
4,100
1,20Q
15,900
13%
5
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Jan
5%
13%
Co
Charts
Jan
14%
15%
5
5
Convertible
I Chamberlin
Jan
103
26
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Atlantic Coast Indus Inc
Atlae
Jan
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34%
Associated Tel ft Tel—
Atlas
3y8
38%
93% Jan
__
46%, Jan
Cherry
Cherry-Burreli common.—.—
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Chesebrough-Ponds Inc.-'
2,
3,400
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Jan
.
Jan
9%, Jan
Jan
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Jan
Jan
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4
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Jan
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Jan
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6%
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COoo
Jan
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,
Jan
Jan /
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Jan
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4
Feb
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100
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6%
Jan
-
Jan
1U
Jan
8
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4.72% preferred
Anpour ft Co warrants.
Armstrong Rubber Co class A.
4m Equipment Corp.
Asamera Oil Corp Ltd
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•
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12%
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
24*.
Feb
16%
•
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jan
..
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Central
2%
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Angostura-Wupperman
Appalachian Eleo Power
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
1
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:
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12%
I
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Feb
...
2%
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5%
.
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Feb
"1'iV Jan
^ 1.800
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Jan
14%
10%
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Jan
7
1%
—
,
Jan
Jan
2 %
700
1.800
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32% Jan
Jan
(A M)
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2,300
15%
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.
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19%
——1
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V
2%
1%
21
i
1,200
4
3%
Feb
32
6% Jan
7,000
1,900
8%
Jan
:
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25 y4
15%
25
31 '/a
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69
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5
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Jan
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Jan
25
Jan
55
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4%
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4%
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•'•'■
Jan
13%
1
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8%
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
12
600
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1
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600
90
Jan
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Jan
25
1
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7
31
Amurex Oil Company
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88%
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Jan
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2
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Jan
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300
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15%
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Amerloan Air Filter 8% conv
Amerlean Beverage common
3%
2%
3%
2%
20%
Jan
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Stock Exchange
Canada Southern
3 'A Jan
500
2%
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American
Low
High
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Last
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Week's
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I
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All
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of Prices
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14214 Jan
ISO
Jan
Jan
140
Jan
135
Number 5715
187
Volume
..
The Commercial and Financial
.Chronicle
.
(703)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week*
Last
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shares
beneficial
of
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400
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footnotes
see
page. 33.
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200
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9 3/4
1,300
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common—
—8
1
1
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10
7—-—J
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22%
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common
cumulative preferred—-i
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States Tel & Tel—
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—
15%
18%
1%
9%
10
---*
2.50
100
J
common
10.
9%
'
20,100
10%
Industries Tnc:
National Alfalfa Dehydrating
Napco
~3
Co—
Bellas Hess
common..:
1
1
National Casket Company
5
National Electric Weld Machines
1
National Mfg & Stores common
1
National Petroleum Ltd
!
25c
National Presto Industries Inc
2
National Research Corp
1——-1
Brewing Co
1%
Jan
9%
Jan
10%
Jan
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Jan.
8% Jan
9(4, Jan
.
50
Jan
7%
400
7%
21%
500
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22,%, Jan
5%
1,000
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10 (b
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800
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2,200
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21%
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250
500
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5
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—
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200
300
Feb
18% Feb
3(4. Jan
1%
9%
19
Jan
15-% Jan
400
9%
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Corp
Namm-Loeser's Inc—
3,200
26,400
10(4"
10%
9(4
100
100
-10
500
common
Company
19
16.
100
10c
1
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34% Feb
17%
4
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Jan
17%
50c
50
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4,300
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3(4
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Jan,
24(4, Jan
3%
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Jan
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—
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21(4
preferred—
27
31(4
50c
common
..
Jan
Jan
1*
33(4
preferred—*
Abrasive
Piping Co.—
Co
6% Feb
9%
-?
Jan
43%. Jan
50%
X5
$1 conv
Jan
34
Jan
3IS Jan
7% Jan
7,600
3,250
a%
Corp
Jan
6,
700
9%
47%
Aluminum
Milling
Jan
Jan
13%, Jan
15
8(4
convertible
National
Feb
14%
X4%
Wohl
National
17%
313
25(4
preferred
Nachman
i
15?%. Jan,
32%
4(4
TV
Jan
15.
50(4
Corp
Jan
Jan
14
Co
Jan
Jan
10
(4
5%
32%
Co
&
9%
Jan
,
——
9(4
—
700
500
3%
1%
3T4
2,600
3,100
1(4
1,000
18%
6T4
(Mich)—.
18%
200
3 3/4
16%
15%
10%
10(4
103/4
10(4
'R,
1(4
1
A
id
2
5%
13(4
Jan
14% Feb
Jan
3% Feb
Jan
3
10'
3%
Jan
3
1%
Jan
7%. Feb
Jan
2
Jan
Jan
Jan
17
Jan
18% Feb
2,200
11(4
Jan
16%
Feb
200
10(4
Jan
10%
Feb
4,400
j.%
2% -Ian
9(4 Jan
Jan.
9
Jan
9(4
9%
9%
500
13(4
13%
14%
2,200
16%
18%
300
Jan,
18%
16%
14%
10
29%
1,800
27 %
Jan
Products common—1
National Steel Car Ltd
National Telefilm Associates—
10c
29
29% Jan
29(4
6%
2,800
National
Rubber Machinery—i
National
Starch
National
Transit
'
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% ,pfd__100
4%
Jan
27.
Jan
9'
1(4
common—
Feb
120
4(4'. Jan
-Maawiforfcvirlug Co——.5
'Industries
Service
Thermit
&
Muskogee
Jan
Jan
>43(4-
6,000
Feb
51(4
.
'.
Jan
27
u" 300
■5.
Feb
(50(4
II534
400
50
"934
'
Feb
17
175
25.
98:
40,'
.
29
98
.-,.
<100
I734
50%
,
•n34
7%
14% Feb
Jan
Jan
3%
Corporation
1
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
i—----5
Muskegon Piston Ring common
2.50
Jan
17
50%
2%
100
200
10;800
Jan
Jan
5(4. Jan
Jan
6
1
Co
5
17%
Jan
2(4
Murphy
Feb
1934
20
/is'
Muntz
Jan
34
16%
'
0%
39%
13
1
Mountain
Jan
16
.10
6 %
Mount
Feb
33'*.
V*
Jan
Jan
5(4 Feb
Jan
1(4
preferred series C——T
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
Moody Investors participation pfd—*
Mt Clemens Metal Products—
1
Jan
10(4
4
2%
4% Jan
3%
2(4
4.50%
Jan
2%
Jan
21,200
,
22
j
Jan
-10
1,600.
1;
Jan
2T4
Feb •'
2,200
16%
5
Monongahela Power Co—
*
4.40% cumulative preferred
4.80% cum preferred series B
5 (4- Jan
8,400
,
16 T 4
Jan
2. U'O
3(423
22(4
-
3,900
10'4
i
Jan
Jan
6%
5
4%
11(4. Feb
3% Jan
*1/4
Molybdenite Corp (Cati) Ltd—1
1
Molybdenum Corp of America!..^—1
Feb
Jan
20(4
4%
Mfg; Co.—;
Missouri
'
(■•' V—j
33
16%
5%/. preferred————.^——
..100
—5;
HnbbelVTHarvey)- Inc .common..
Mirro
Jan
t
2%
800
—
-
28%
4 (4
1,800
7 1V
-
400
200
1
Co
of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
Jan
•73
'■
514
6
Ltd—
Iron
4(4%
Jan
16(4
•
5
-
25c
Mining Corp
'
-
Feb
9%
(A G). & Co common.
Miller
Jan
93
..
2%
10%
Tnc common—
Aircraft Corp
Midland Oil
Jan
?8%
Jan
3,900
—J
-—10
warrants
Inc
Johnson
Midwest
Jan
Jan
2%
9%
3
Ltd
(The)
Industries
Mid-West
Feb
'3%
;•
2%
2 Ya
5(4
;
MJcromatic Hone Corp
Jan
-
3?y2
Jan
67(4
400
22
0%
86
90O--
—
21.(4
24%
'
1,600-
v
2-»4
^,:""2%
23
;
110-
'...-2(4
*
3:
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7')-
73
5(4
2(4;
.1
91
16»4
-
5(4
'*■
27(4
73
_25c
25-T4
6% Jan
-
Jan
25c
Inc..
Middle-States Petroleum commqn
Jan
1%
;
Jan
8'4
6%
Jan
3%
Jan
30(4
10(4
10%
Merchants
Jan
3
Jan
2%
1,20(1
300
1
3(4
•-300
.-i
11(4
9(4
1
Jan
4,300
37
11%
5%
Refrigerating Co.
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
•■'>* 2%
,
'■
(4 Jan
11%. Jan
2SW Jan
10
Jan
Jan
59(4
Jan
17(4 Feb
Jan
13%
Mead
Jan
.
Jan
3(4
300
Menasco
2t4
*
-
13% Feb
16%
900
(J W)
McKee
Jan
8%
■
•
13% Feb
100
4%
£1
Jan
31(4
•
Jan
100
17%
4(4
200
Publications Inc——
McDonnell
*16% Feb
•
13%
17%
1,200
International Marine
Co Ltd
Mays
Jan
Jan
56
1,500
91
•
——
A)> &:.Co,-^
Hori^ &,.Hardai;l. Bakliig Co—__
Horn &. Hardai-t eommou__l_._i.^_
,7
•
■
.7 %
»v
*
:.v-_
Hormeh /Geo
A
Inc
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
'
Holhnger Consul Gold Mines—- —.5
Ilolly;. Corporation^..:--—-—___—_• -60c
.1
Holly Stores Inc.-—,T—-v,-—-—
Holophane Co common—
Hbme, Oil- Co Ltd class A—1_—
Class B,__
_(
GOO
1 950
12,800
1%
3(4
35(4
7 r'« '
.Co-,—L_—ci- —.5..
Hoei (R> & Co lnc common—
Class' A
L_;
Hoftnann Industries
3
3%
E) & Co 5(4 % pfd—_— .100
.100
preferred
——.
.—1
Henry. Holt &?' Co common.;
Hercules Galioiv Products Inc^:— _10c
HfevBDufcy
Electrio
Hfgbie; Mfg Co conunon-—L——_
3%
•
■J. -1(4
1(4
''
,
3
3 -
35(4
'
•
200
,
8 (4
..2%
2%.
.100
Herold" Radio &-. Eiecta'onics.—
12(4- Jan,
V 28 (4 Jan
13%
8
Communication
Maule
7(4
*
Jan
2
Stores
Marconi
Jan
•
10%
4(4
Manischewitz, (The B)
Jan
> 2(4
6(2 Jan
10,300".
5734„ .58(4-
3(4
—2
__1
—
16 T4
30
300
2,000
6%
Jkn
6
Jan
'
—4——i-; -.10
Inc..
6% :
13 (4
16
14.800
10%
14%
Jan
3%
"
10%
26%
5(4
-
18(4 Feb '
Jan
14%
18 V4
;
Jan
%
26y4
9(4
?.
4(4
-
Jan
3,800
6(4
.1
Co
•
Mansfield Tire & Rubber Co—.—...8
Mangel
Jan
Jan
20
Jan
3
1(4* Jan
l.(V Jan
1,800
%
4(4
Chain
Public
Feb
*
3
Jan
2,200
Jan
Jan
'
17%
5
Oil Corporation
Maine
Feb
130%
Jan
>9
200
2(4
,
30'-
;
-
Imperial, Chemical
1%
3%
1
class
Michigan Sugar Co
_10c
Hfeller- (W
&
2
8
Michigan Chemical Carp
1
Michigan Plating & Stamping Co
Mining CO,!—1— I250
Helena Rubenstejn> common-—^—
flurd Lock
3% Jan
Jan.
.10
Sporting Goods
Magna
>1(4 Jan
Jan
Inc—--.I————- —.1
—25
jUght—
Inc_—_
Jan
1%
Mesabi
4j'tr
■
Hecla
Horder*4
2
2,200
50c
(R. G)
Truck
Mack
Jan
2(4
Jan
6%
4
Steel
Mages
Feb
Feb
12%
700
3,800
2
University
Petroleums
Macfadden
7 TV Jan
Jan
11%. Jan
Jan
M
Jan
-1 i
Jan
1(4 .Jan
37%7 Jan.
4,200
Jan
3%
1
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
123%
4,200
44
18-.'
241
10(4
12(4
Lynch Corp
18%
;
Jan
Jan.
10(4
—
1%
—1
Lunkenheimec (The)
23%
Jan
6
•>"5>
.1,300
—
75 peso«
Jan
•'
,
11%
2%
1
Co—.....
Inc
Refineries
Feb
"
,300
Realty
Tourneau
Lodge & Shipley
6J)4
Jan
Jan
9(4
12%
33(4c
common
Jan
2(4
Jan
25%
1%
l5
Ltd
Sessions
19'4Jan
.
Feb
Jan
..
2%
—5
Jan
i
Jan
Jan
22.
1,250
12(4
7.50
Mines
Jan
•T«n
-
50c
CoJc
Co
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5%
cumulative preferred
Jan
17(4
■
Jan
•U-i,'
'
»■
.
1,500
—.1
9%
-:
Feb
y;>.(4
-
129 To
1(4
1%
r
—
»
IJaaeltftie OorpL.x-»_——i-—i
Hoover-Ball
11
1
10%
Jan
2,100
290
,;129.'
1(4
43 (4
—"—;9o...
Hastings MIg Cq——1
Hathaway Bakeries Inc—
Havana Lithograplilng Co—
Ifazel'Bishop Inci—
4%
10(b
JlOc
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Jan '•
Jan
*
900
2(4
.275
129i!o
4—. —1
HarrrischfegerCorp
Harvard Investors
10%
1
Industries
Inc
Liberal
..;
Corp.
Hartford Electric
23%
21*
10c
Stores
7%
9%
:
6%' ,"6%
?• -714
734
•
.-1
Co—-—-™,_—_.
Hartfield Stores
22%
3(4 Jan
95
18% Jam
500
1.25
Rubber
5%
Feb
x8(4
1
•
7' it
2(4 *■">
:30
—-—"—50c
.
10%. Jan
Jan
Jan
2.50
Corp—1
7(4
•
,
h
Harbor Plywood
Co
Jan
Jan
98
<
•-
Jan
''
.'-200
23%
24 T4
Jan
Le
Gypsum Lime '& Alabastine'-—___—:-*
Lamp
&
Salle Extension
Leonard
•
Hall.
22%
class A
&
Lecourt
(Jan
101
Jan
6(4
3,70(1
.
18%
213,4
"■
93(4
>
21
5.
B)
Shores
Lanston
Lear
Jan
1
,? 7
2,500
•!«
17To
j
Jan
Feb
1,000
..^(4
1T1
--
*
.
17(4
.1,600
•
Producers. Inc__——60c
<Sj; B-American. Machine
Jan
3
95
——
20%
Lakey Foundry Corp
Corp of Delaware
Jan
T'a
100"
-1,000
•
18%
Grocery Stores Products Guihfc'Films Company Tnc^i/_i.j._-—10c
Gulf States Land & Industries—':
;• ■'
(I
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Jan
14%
1,100
6
—I
1'
common—5
H
4
2& Jan
1,300
,,
—
Lam son
5'i\r Jan
>37
Jan
200
2(4
16%
16%
Jan,
25
167/0
16%
Jan
11
2,600
16,,58
.1
16(4
("'200
10%
10(4
Jan
"
-50
5(4
5*
■;
.*
.!-'.——
Jan
Jan
Jan
7%
12,500
3(8
8
Company
Hotels
Corp
Lake
La
Jan
32%
2,100
-
98
•
!7%
^•a.To r%:8T4
—10c
Gridoit Freehold' Leases.-—:
Griesedleck Company-———^
•k Jan
2
14,200
25o
L'Alglon Apparel Inc
La Consolidada- S A—
12% Jan
^5 >
600
! v"
,
■6%,:;preferred series
Greer- Hydraulics——J
Jan
1
Jan
(V Jan
1(4
7,700
•7,4?
—
Co
Feb
*-'"**
-
H
I06
1
Depfc SLores Inc
Kobacker
Tea—'>
Financial
Feb
Feb
(,4%/Jan:
-
10,800
T
23%
"
•-*
—*
Non-voting common stock
*•
7% 1st preferred—.
—x——100
Great. Lakes Oil &; Chemical Co_——1
Common
pfd
(Del)
Oil
Kleinert
Feb
31(4
'Jan
2(4
200
1,10.0
J
-sl-lil
J
22
•
Great;. Western
4(4%
Inc
(S)
Knox
Feb
18%
"
2,001)
-
14(4
TOO'-;
Ino
Great. Atlantic & Pacific
Great- Western
7
Jan
.
100
36(4
id (4
'
■
—.
Amer
Klein
Jan
1%
300
•
13(4 :
1..
25c
common.
Jan
12%
Jan
3
2
Corp
Electric
Company
Kingston Products
^
Kirby
Petroleum
Co
Feb
6'.
Jan
31(2
35(4
'%
•
50c
Rapids'Varnish
—1
Gray. Manufacturing Co..!,;——.0
*
&
(Walter)
Kin-Ark
Feb
Jan
;
5
;
Mines
2%
78
74(4. Jan
■
15c
& Company
(D)
Gas
Kidde
Feb
12 (4 i Jan
1
Dairy. Products class A—10c
Grand
Great
79
80
1(4
Jtl
__
—
GoldfielcF; Consolidated
Gorham
Jan
Jan
•
4(4
100
Goodman- Manufacturing;; Co——
10
:
1
common
Kings ford
•4(4' Feb
900
industries.—.
Wernicke
Seal
Jan
11%
Kennedy's
8(4 Feb
6,800
:
31(2
Gobeh (Adolf)'. Inc!——,—a-
Gold
Jan
4,400
1TB
1%
Glenmbre Distillers class B,_—
Globe
9(4
.
—J!!_—-——1
Inc
8% Feb
Jan
78
Kawnecr Co
*■'
5(2
.'7
T(«'
-
7 (4
2
2
Kavvccki Chemical Co
Jan
-■*.!%
Mines—,;
Gold
common.il.1'
Co
8 (
10
25ii:
Co—1
Globe Union
Jan
Jan
t,f
r
*
> 1
6
Jan
5(4'
-
(A C)
Jan
; 6%
V 4,300
4%
'
Gilbert
Jan
78
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
Georgia Power $5 preferred
$4.60 preferred———
Gilchrist.
Jan
4%
,2
Rata Drug Company
Jan
15.400
2(4
dep rets, qrd reg
Fireproofing common—
General Indus Enterprises-'-!General Plywood: Corp common-.
SGeneral;'"Stores
Corporation
General Transistor Corp.—!.
Jan
10(4
Jan
78
Kansas
Jan
'*".5(4
;l:!b
General!
Giant. Yellowkuil'e
5%
10
General: Electric Co Ltd—•/•. *.:'.v.
Jan
Jan
•
preferred—
38%
Jan
1
Kaltman
Jan
"9%
("8(4
com—1
,25
!_
Supply. Corp
.
118
11,800
:■
■;
70
..'KB
16%
16%
>■
18
*
-
—100
General Builders
500
pfd—100
Fireman Manufacturing vtc
*
Kaiser- Industries
Feb
Jan
1
:
_
Co
Power
Jan
8
3(4
1,500,
33(4c
Jan
34%
7,300
9%
4(4
3.90%
Jupiter Oils Ltd—.
•:
:
Jan
96(4
10c
Co
Company.
Jcannette
Jan
28%
a
80
"
1%
6'( 4
;
Mfg Co co nun on—I
Acceptance Corp warrants.,
General
4*
9,700
*V4%;
;
5
'«*'
—1 —
5%,.; preferred—
General
•
4(4
.
Co—I—_J—
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Mines
Gellman
7.6(2
10%
5%
1,600
8lb
78
!
•
,i
Conipany__^____
G
Gatfneau
77(2
■
-k-1
Brewing Co-
.
Galkeno
i
—CI
;
Jan
1(4
1
lnc
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
rets or<J regi
(Tlici
Fuller '(Geo
■
—*.
Pitt-- Industries Mnc—i_,i;
Fresnillo
10
fj.\'
Jan
5(4
Ltd—
Co
American dep
Pox Head
V
7%
—•
—
voting —'r
Motor
"
6
v
1(4: Jan
■
-non-voting
2(4
5
America
Oil Corp
10c
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lo
Jan
12
19 (41 Jan
50.200
8%
~.9(b
'
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Ford Motor of Canada—.
?■ 9
15,200
514
i
1,400
21,700
I
Corp
Flying. Tiger Line Ine^i.;.—_
.>Class
m
-
Florida. Canada
n"(
r.t;
28r,it
,
5(4
10c
40%
•
20%
*>1%
5%
_2.50
Iuc
10
-
T
13.4
1
Financial General Corp--^-—
Firtlb Sterling lnc
Fishman (M Hi Co
Jan
14
Jan
Feb
K
a
& Ui.sti-iiinent__
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo. Oils. Ltd__,——.
13(4
1(4
Royalty
•
:
Co. class
Camera
300
25c
'
F;.
Lou
13%
Jan
%
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
High
High
13%
Israel-American
Jan
7%
.
Shares
5
Public Service Co
Irving Air
Jan
6 (4
Nortn
Breweries
for Week
50c
Ironrite Inc
10,(4 Jkn
-tV Jan
40
Iowa
Feb
Jan
9(4
Oil
Investors
Jan
37(4
Jan
100
-
Intex
Jan
3 (4
•
700
.
%
pi)
10%
il
Jan
Co
Inc
International Resistance
Feb
2%
Mfg
Co
Snlee
Range
of Trices
Low
1
International Products
Feb
10
300
9Ta
6(4
13(4
97
1,700
9,Tii
6.(4
—
1
-
7
Jan
Jan
8(4. Jan
400
—1
11%
92
16,100
Co
Eureka Corporation
3,200
of
Inc
Cigar Machinery—
•
International Petroleum capital stock.*
Jan
10
Co
International
Jan
1%
12%
Sale Price
International
Jan
4,300
4,400
95% x97
9T'a
insurance
Feb
Hardware-
Plywood
Week'*
Last
Enterprises
Industrial
Jan
12%
Friday
Industrial
Feb
28%
95%
preferred™
n
IS
Jan
1
1st
8%
Jan
100
0%.cum
Jan
(4
20c
7
Stock Exchange
Par
Jan
26
27(4
pfd
t,
25
1%
12%
1%
10
Jan
Jan
300
Empire Millwork Corp
Equity Corp common
—:
$.2 .convertible preferredErio Forge &. Steel Corp com—
Ero, Manufacturing
Esquire; Ino__„
FEBRUARY
Industrial
7Tu
7.
1%
"
Elnery. Air Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
ENDED
High
6%
30,600
28 (t»
1
1
WEEK
American
Jan
26
—5
common
common,
Communications. Inc
El-Tronics
Low
20 >4
1
Share
&
TIIE
STOCKS
High
20%
.1
FOR
Range Since Jan. 1
30
class A
Electrographic Corp
Electronic
Low
1
preferred
Corporation
Elder
Shares
Associates—
Sugar
Common
RANGE
Range
of Prices
Sale Pric*
Par
Eastern
Sales
for Week
common
1
6%
*8%
13(4
~6
3(4
,
14(4 Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
~7
~
Jan
Jan
4% Jan
31
Commercial and Financial
The
32
Chronicle .*.
Monday, February
.
10
1955
(704)
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
Range
stocks
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Low
Par
New Idrla
Zinc
Mexico fie Arizona Land
Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
Park Mining Co
New
Now
New
New
174
1,600
227«
1,900
1914
Jan
23%
Jan
6%
1,100
514
Jan
714
Jan
%
3,900
lji
300
1
k
1,240
125
ft
ft
100
1301a 1337
132%
13
Feb
Feb
100
Feb
Jan
Tii
Jan
.
714
400
714
preferred 5 Vo scries—20
preferred 414 % series.20
Cumulative preferred 4.40% series_20
9.60% preferred
20
20%
20%
2114
700
C0JA
J an
Jail
Securities Corp
Jan
Jan
Sentry Corp
Serrick Corp
.
4% Jan
5
Jan
Jan
6To
Jan
6 Ma
Jan
7
Jan
Seton
Jan
28
Jan
Shattuck
Jan
28% Jan
26
—
514
Jan
3%
Jan
Sherwin-Williams
6%
Jan
Jan
514
3,500
50
69
Jan
72
Jan
70
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89 Ma
Jan
93%
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
08,401)
4
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52,700
2} 8
Feb
1/2
2,600
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
2,700
114 Jan
1%
Jan
2Mb
274
Jan
9 Mb
6<T%
——*
Jan
95 Ma
Jan
•
Sllcx
Ogden
Corp
Ltd
Okalttt Oils
Okouito Company common
Old
Town Corp
40c
common
cumulative
Electric
11
97% 101
160
i ft
56%
Corp
Jan
Co
1,900
'174
55 Mi
Lighting
Silvray
65
Jan
Siniea
Jan
Jan
"nnvertible
<1?
200
3M2
374
Jan
44%
2,540
1174
13
Feb
Jan
8
40
Jan
4774
Jan
11
Jan
13
Feb
33/a
400
374
Jan
Jan
5 '/a %
1st prof erred
5%
1st preferred
25
25
5 io
25
redeemable 1st preferred
(Howard)
;
Petroleums
Pacific
L)*i
Pacific Power fie Light 5%
2874
Jan
30%
Jan
South Coast Corp
27
Jan
287a
Jan
South Ponn Oil Co
2574
Jan
500
20
26%
300
24%
700
23%
231*
1,100
2%
Jan
070
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17a
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1474
1474
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2,300
4%
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Powdrell fie Alexander
500
Ml
174
Jan
5874
Jan
.
16
47
Oil
4%
*
Standard-Thomson
Jan
51 %
Feb
Stanrock
19
Jan
Starrett
13
Jan
16
Jan
Jan
Feb
50c
300
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
Steel Parts Corporation
4
-10
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3,200
——1
27..
Jan
6 la
Feb
Jan
2314
Feb
Jan
600
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78%
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
514 Jan
19%
400
1%
Jan
-—20o
300
2014
Jan
22
Feb
Sty Ion
2.50
1,000
814
Jan
9
Jan
55%
Jan
57
Jan
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214
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230
48
2.BO
7,200
18
700
874
3ft Jan
52
7%
814
Feb
ft
Strooolc
75
93%
0374
14 lb
15
Jan
12%
8%
100
Jan
Jail
94%
Jan
15
Feb
Jan
1814
Jan
614
Jan
17
Talon
Inc
Cluss
1,300 "
6ft
5ft Jan
B
Insurance
900
11
Jan
12%
Jan
18%
200
17%
Jan
19
Jan
4714
814
17-
Tampa
Technicolor
Argentine Mining Co
Rldgowuy Corp—
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to
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(T)
Uoyco
fie
Jan 3
80ns
Jan
4114
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1,050
41%
Jan
1,700
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
5 Mi
10,600
414
Jan
5%
Jan
1ft
114
2,100
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Jan
1%
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3
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1
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3
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1
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common
—
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1
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Jan
2*4
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Trans
Jan
85%
Jan
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1%
Jan
174
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Tri-continental
5%
400
474
514
574
23,900
474
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11%
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13%
14
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Jan
5%
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50
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800
274
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1,500
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300
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25
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17
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24
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900
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33,300
274
274
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1,000
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274 Jan
Feb
18%
29% Jan
33Ms Feb
Jan
24:,-4 Jan
Jan
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Jan
Feb
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200
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14
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Jan
714
50
Jan
774
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37%
———0
274
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3%
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39%
10,300
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Jan
4
4
414
7,900
3 Ma
Jan
474
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274
3,300
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2% Jan
1
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2,400
1
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20
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13
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4,500
25,800
300
237 a
24
22%
2,000
13%
300
300
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■
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9614
Jan
98
Jan
20
Jan
23%
Jan
Jan
46%
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3874
114
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Jan
6
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2074
Jan
24
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22
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107a
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6,100
574
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113
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2
100
2
113
121
1,100
98
92
93
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Feb
Jan
2%
Jan
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25%
300
2274
Jan
26%
Jan
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1%
Jan
2
400
274
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4
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1114
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1,800
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12
274
2,000
174
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17,200
113
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47«
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3'4
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Jan
3-%
Feb
of
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4%
1
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19%
15
15%
1,200
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Feb
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Jan
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Jan
174
Jan
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Jan
Feb
1
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474
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400
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Jan
2074
Jan
1374
Jan
15%
Feb
Feb
16%
1,800
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1,700
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Jan
Jan
274
36,900
20
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•
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Co
21/4
6,000
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Co
Jan
1,000
10
Chemical
Gas
Jan
2
3%
27a
—
Feb
96
Jan
2
Co
Inc-
Jan
121
Jan
314
1%
—
2
Jan
3%
1.25
Harrison
8814
2
274
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from
350
50c
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fie
Jan
2%
—
7
2%
1
25c
1•
warrants
Jan
100
Union
Jan
13%
Jan
2,500
..,
i
7
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Guys
4,500
800
Jan
2314
7%
pfd
Corp
Temper
•irons'
2%
.
5% Jan
274 Jan
150
674
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1
class
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3 Mi
.
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7
13,100
25
Feb
117a
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1,600
1%
..
4%
127«
Empire Oils Ltd
234
.
274 Feb
1314
Corp
Trans
8214
..
Jan
Feb
60
Jan
% Jon
100
400
1412
1
common
Cuba
—
see
1
—
Tonopuh Mining of Nevada
-1
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Trans Caribbean Airways class A—10c
Trans Cone Industries Inc
1
80
Va
174
6,60(1
774
Jan
Jan
574
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25
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1
Petroleum—
footnotes
274
Feb
12
Jan
7
57
5
13%
3%
—1.25
common
974
700
1
13%
1.200
10
Jan
374- Jan
7%
Inc
2,600
574
5
22%
Jan
Security
17H
i
1.90
Jan
Jan
274
400
5
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True
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Co
85%
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reg
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Aeronautical Co
For
Jan
Ltd—
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Russell
274
100
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American dep vets ord
Field Inc
Roxbury
600
974
23
1,200
7%
J*
Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Jan
% Jan
9
12
1674
20c
Trans
1
174
Co—
Rochester Gas fie Eleo 4%
Rokeunh
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
200
60
22%
Tobacco
13
1,000
714
1
Tilo
3
Rico
24%
1,500
3
1
Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord registered—£1
Amer deposit rets def registered—5a
Todd Shipyard Corp common
20
Toledo Edison 414% preferred
100
Thril'timart
Jan
114
Petroleums Ltd
237*
2174
Feb
Jan
Rich well
Jan
12%
common
Chemical
Jan
%
8%
5%
51')
Jan
2274
—10
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
Thorofare Markets Inc
Jan
%
874
Inc
Shovel
914
£00
Remington Arms Co Ino
Republic Industrial Corp
Jan
43%
1314
Inc
Texas Power & Light S4.5G
1814
17%
15,200
34
Jan
4614
Jan
400
59
4914
11%
1
1
1
Corporation
Calgary Co
Jan
%
39%
Valley
17
26%
Jan
4*2
600
25
—•
—1
25c
Oil
Jan
7%
300
1714
49 74
45% Jan
4,500.
Tii
3974
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1,100
9%
%
%
Co—
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48%
17
Roda Pump Co
Rels (Robert) fit Co
Relter-Fostcr Oil Corp
Reliance
1114
18%
8%
2514
4314
a
—8
common
preferred
Electric Co common
Thlokol
1114
A
common
Tel-A-Sign
Thcw
R
class
cutn
Tcxam
•
47%
Feb
~8
Superior Tool & Die Co
Texas
5ft
—
Feb
8%
Jan
Jan
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Reading; Tube Corp common
$1.25 convertible preferred—-
53
Jan
90
Jan
13% Jan
1,500
1814
& Co common——
(S)
Corporation—,
Ray Drug common
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp
Sunset International Potrol Corp
4%
common
Jan
Jan
614
Jan
Public Service of Colorado—
Pilo
50
2214 Feb
14 Jan
1,500
1
Jan
Jan
Jan
„
11%
Concrete
50
Feb
15
274
——*
& Co common—
Sun
600
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Jan
53
1
Jan
common
3374
5
70
800
•
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Jan
2M
1,550
71 la
—-
31
1114
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•
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1,600
7 Is
Sterling Aluminum Products common.B
Sterling Brewers Inc
—1
Sterling Precision Corp (Dei)
—10c
Stetson (j B) common
—•
Stinncs (Hugo) Corp—j*
—8
Stop fie shop Inc—
1
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3374
2514
59
Jan
(A)
Jan
33
Jan
Jan
2214
Jan
1
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-
674
5 Ma
1274
274
lft Jan
Providence
Rath
—
Inc—
274
Progress Mfg Oo Ino
Prophet (The)
Company
Rapid-American
preferred
Enterprises
conv
Statecourt
6% Jan
Jan
900
22%
1
1
—50e
25o
—•
5
Corp
Steel Co of Canada ordinary—
4%
Power
574
Jan
37 4* Jan
1,200
574
23%
1
1
1
1
Mines Ltd
Uranium
(The)
5% Feb
4,800
Quobeo
2,600
6
Jan
15
9
Corp
274
1
674
374- Jan
Jan
Feb
45%
8
Quebec lithium jDorpJ
3,200
43%
7%
3
•
3%
274
6
2514
Jan
—100
374
25
Standard Tube class B
Jan
-25o
cumulative preferred
32,800
1
Inc common
Shares
Jan
4%
Jan
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Standard
614
514
12,300
414%
574
3
20
(Ky)
Jan
Jan
53
1
5
1
•
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Jan
3714
3274
6%
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Jan
2,400
1674
Standard
1274
18%
3614 x3714
574
Jan
Paget Bound Pulp & Thnbor com
Pylo-Natlonal Co common
Jan
Jan
1174
1
10
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Jan
Feb
1714
1
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974
31 Ma
13
Jan
Gas
Jan
3114 Feb
374
1
Mines Ltd—
Dome
874
1,200
1,200
Forgings Corp
300
1
East
374- Jan
1774
Standard
Jan
Jan
11
2,700
*
common
74- Jan
Jan
1274
414
7%
Royalties Ltd
Jan
3 Va
50
Standard Financial Corp
71/4
Jan
74
2,000
300
Jan
14%
la
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32,200
97 a
Jan
574
1,000
•
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31%
614
Jan
38%- Feb
12%
1714
33%
3674
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314
Jan
Jan
9%
.
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common
Jan
214
6,300
Jan
1-
Jan
36
3114
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5%
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18%
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474
Jan
17%
Metals of America———10c
Preston
374.
2,200
Pratt fie Lambert Co
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3%
274
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jan
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7,600
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6
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4% Jan
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144
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Jan
100
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38%
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Jan
414
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18 Mi
1
Pneumatic Scalo common——
Polaris
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Poluron Products class A
Porto Rico Telephone Co
Prontleo-IIall
517i
74
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3%
1774
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Pittsburgh Railways Co
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Jan
Jan
5%
100
50%
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14
300
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Jan
%
4Mb
700
074
2
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PhOpplno Long Hist Tel Co
674
1414 Feb
2.50
(Tile)-.
Jan
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900
6%
110
Jan
174
1,000
1474
Perfect
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15
1
of Canada Ltd
Ponn Traffic Co
Phillips
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2
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57
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class
Jan
27a
107
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937a
18 Mb
125
51,100
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Jan
Jan
05%
74
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Jan
2
19;
614
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Feb
11174
86 Ma
200
74
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100%
Jan
Jan
109
30
93
574
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3 74
135'ft 144
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Spencer Shoe Corp———
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Standard Dredging Corp common
Jan
9314
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2,000
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414
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9 Va* Feb
1114k Jan
Jan
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214- Jan
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98
Jan
574
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25 7*
3%
Spear fie Company—
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8774
Pago-Horsey Tubes common
Puncoustul Petroleum (O A) vtc—2 Bol
Israel Oil vtc1—
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Pentepec Oil (0 A)
Jan
9074
9414
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143
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2274
280
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Jan
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21
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Jan
Jan
Jan
25
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California Edison—
original preferred
25
4.88% cumulative preferred
-25
4.56% convertible preference
25
4.48% convertible preference——25
4.32% cumulative preferred
25
4.24% cumulative preferred
25
4.08% cumulative preferred
25
Southern California Petroleum Corp—2
Southern Materials Co Inc
2
Southern Pipe Line
1
Southland Royally Co
;
5
27
2714
Jan
20%
1097 V
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27
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20
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100
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100
300
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400
1,000
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34
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27%
1
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Airlines
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29%
267u
redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.3(1% redeemable 1st preferred—25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
•
$4.40 dividend cum preferred
*
84.75 dividend preferred
•
$4.75 conv dividend preferred—a.—•
$4.3(1 dividend preferred
*
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3374
Jan
29'4
4.50 <ji>
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32
2,400
5
38%
Mills
Paper
27 74
211'
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80% redeemable 1st preferred—25
5%
Pacific
32%
117a
474
34
Airways Inc
Slick
Sonotone
321 -4
32%
29 Mi
1st pfd—29
77,500
117 b
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Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Auicr dep rets ord registered
£1
Skiatron Electronics fie Telev Corp—10c
Smith
Pacific Gas fie Electric 6%
iA
25c
Singer Manufacturing
3 Ms
7a
3614
374
3%
974
100
5
2
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd common—
42
1
974
1274
Jan
62
Jan
2
*
—20
2Mb
77a
Mi,000
-
1
1% Feb
•*<»
Jan
9%
100
600
Jan
5,000fr
Publications—
preferred—-,
*
3%
42
8
io
Shares-
American
174
Jan
3,200
Siminons-Boardman
lft
Jan
27&- Jan
—2
1
10c
1
Corp-.
Ltd—
Inc
102
Jan
1,150
lft
62
Jan
•
common
Feb
11
Jan
174
10c
*
Silver-Miller Mines
174
oo
O'okicp Copper Co Ltd Amer shares-lOa
Overseas Securities—
—1
Oxford
10%
1,000
5,500
7
1
preferred
Inc
Omar
1074
*
100
00c
25
1
preferred—1
214
214
y7
lj
50c
common
Ohio Brass Co class B common
Ohio Power 414%
21«
—1
Company—
35,600
190
Silver Creek Precision
o
Oil
Oceanfc
Jan
—3
B
Class
7 7 a- Feb
1974
74
-—I
25
Sherman
Jan
9 Va- Feb
2,400
10c
Products Inc
common—
4 ',0
preferred
—
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
Shoo Corp of America common
Slboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
Sicks Breweries Ltd
Signal Oil fie Gas Co class A
Jan
274
Jan
614 Jan
5,200
2%
Mining--————o
Sliawinigan Water fie Power
•
4%
7
Jan
2274 Feb
Ma-Jan
Jan
14
■
8M).
Denn
300
-
214
*—1
--1
20o
—•
common—
14,000
3 Mi
0
5,200
-
7%
————.—--
3%
26
9%
T0c
—-1
—,
Leather
7.10U
—
Inc
Bros
Seem an
Jan
1914 Jan
1914
2274
Bac
General———„
22
Jan
Jan
2174 Feb
600
<%
common—
1,300
200
'
Feb
18%
—25c
—J
Jan
lft
-
j
Jan
7%
1814
1
Ltd
Sapphire Petroleums
Savoy Oil Inc (Del).
& Fisher Co
Sayre
6%
Jan
16
Cumulative
8,300
30,900
Jan
Jan
18-
Jan
Cumulative
4%
311;,
7
2»
114
414
'V
1474
Jan
class B—
Servo Corp of America——,,
Servomechanisms Inc———
1,000
0,000
——
of America
1,200
7%
lft. Jan
Jan
13% Jan
1014
7%
17,800
%
High
Jan
13
16%
15
,
Low
6,706
1414
2.50
8
5%
oil
4lA% pfd—100
Northspuu Uranium Mines Ltd
1
Class A
Lawrence
1114
Jan
Range Since Jan. J
High
L3%
13%
•
Corp Ltd common—
BttLem-Brosius Inc—,—
Ban Carlos Milling Co Ltd
Ban Diego Gas As Electric Co—
Bt
44
Jan
Jan
Shares
Low
Par
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd—
Seaboard Western Airlines
Seaporcel Metals Inc
1%
for Week
s
ScuDln Steel Co
13% Feb
Sale Price
Exchange
lft
——1
28
——1
Inc
1114
39 Va
50
Northern Ind Pub Serv
Corp
9%
lft
lft Jan
150
North Ponn RR Co-
Warrants
Jan
U Jan
ft Jan
7 Mb
8,600
40,900
44
——,—1
50o
—
—lOo
Norfolk Southern Railway
•
North Amorican Cement class A——10
Cluss B
—10
Oils Ltd
Jan
22 T4
1,700
Littis Inc
Norbuto
Corporation
Norecn-Ketay Corp
Nuclear
114
ft Jan
——1
Noma
Northeast Airlines
Feb
ft Jan
Jan
181b Jan
•
Canadian
133%
Jan
7,900
9,700
Honduras Rosarlo
10
New York Merchandise—,
——10
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
-I
Nlpissiug Minos
-1
North
Feb
80,800
{■;
22 %
874
\\/A
New Yorlt fie
North American Royalties
1%
Jan
14
74
•
ft Jan
A Jan
iV Jun
•
Co common
Superior Oils
—
York Auction Co common
New Process
Now
114
lft
174
*
50o
*60
—1
20o
1
Jersey
New
Jan
ft
1
*
1%
Range
of Price*
Last
American Stock
High
Jan
1
(17 it
Union Electric Corp
30c
Neptune Meter common
—~
Nestle-Le Mur Co common
--1
New Bristol Oils Ltd
20c
New Chamberlain Petroleum—,——50o
New England Tel & Tel
—100
fie Watch Co
preferredMin fie Chem Co
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Sales
WeeVs
Friday
STOCKS
21 *a
-
National
New Haven Clock
50c convertible
Shares
ENDED FEBRUARY ^
for Week
of Prices
Last
THE WEEK
RANGE FOR
Bales
Week'*
Friday
Jan
30 VB
Jan
674
Jan
8%
Jan
16
"Number 5715
Volume 187
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(705)
33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR TIIE WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY 7
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Last
4«wkM 8 took Exchange
Sale Pries
Par
6%
United Asbestos Corp
—1
515
United Cuban Oil Inc.
-10c
—
Products
Milk
United
Jan
6%
Jan
5%
0,000
5ft Jan
5%
Jan
i
16,700
400
4%
315
185 %
1%
Jan
Jan
AGerman
AS
a
Jan
Feb
32
4% Feb
100
186;'
3% Jan
50
Va
185
24
8,200
Jan
189
48,000
21/8
100
37%
38%
3%
38
24%
2i/8
3%
1,800
1,100
H/a
3,000
41 %
400
3%
Ha
1%
41
<
A7s
A
A7s
Jan
1% Jan
143,',
liy4
14%
23 T 8
24%
5%
5%
''
'
-
37
5
104
1
'•
4%
i
8,300
13 Va
Jan
15
223/4 Jan
25
5,300
4% Jan
4%
1,000
1,600
2%
300
2
50
104
2%
104
3%
•
3%
3%
2
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Janeiro
•No
Jan
44
4.900
38%
104
3%
—
■Vogt Manufacturing—
Vulcan Silver-Lead Corp
—
—
$65
—
$57%
$72
May-Nov
Aprll-Ocf
$72
June-Dec
199%
99%
Mar-Sept
j.
$57%
56
56
43%
45%
38%
39
99%
stmpd
(Plan A)
44
2s 20l2__jan-July
45
39
44%,
Jan-July
39
94
1
lVa Feb
40% Jan
5%.
X37
2%
Van Norman Industries warrants.
—
1947
1947
161% 161%
$165
—
High
—
$35
„
(Republic of)—
Stoking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Rio de
par value,
Deferred
delivery transaction
(not Included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
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),
x Exdividend.
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
•;
A Bonds being traded flat.
$Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted duTing the current week.
^Reported in receivership.
* : r
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
4%
Feb
4% Jan
a
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust certificates;
"wi," when Issued; "w w,"..with warrants; "xw," without warrants.
S
Petroleum
(Issue of May 1927)
(Issue of Oct 1927)
Low
Peru
Jan
38% Feb
4% Jan
Jan
3% Feb
..—Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
2%s 2008
May-Woe
1949.
Jan. 1
No.
$166%
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 6s 1972..
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008-^
24% Feb
31
6%s
$195%
Range Since
Sold
High
.-June-Dec
City (Peru) 6 %s stamped 1958.
stamped (Plan A)
Mortgage -Bank of Bogota—
Jan
2Va
(Prov)
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
f
~—1
Vinco Corporation,
Sale Price
—Feb-Aug
....
Maranhao
Jan
1
1947
(City of) Germany—
(60% redeemed)
1939
Jan
1
10%
7s
secured 6s 1947
AHanover
3U Feb
5/a Jan
19% Jan
2% Jan
23%
23%
—
f
Cons Munlc
Hanover
7s
4% Feb
% Jan
9% Jan
D
Valspar Corp common
$4 convertible preferred—
Vanadiunt-AUoys Steel Co
ft
29
100
311
..2
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Venezuelan
5%
32
Last
Period
Low
1,400
%
Interest
Exchange
High
A Lima
—
Universal Products Co common—
Low
American Stock
6%
4%
United Molasses Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered——10a
United N J RR & Canal——
100
United Profit Sharing common
23
10% preferred—
—10
U S Air Conditioning Corp
10c
U S Foil class 3
1
U S Rubber Reclaiming Co
—1
United States Vitamin Corp.,
...1
United Stores Corp common—
50c
Universal American Corp
25c
Universal Consolidated Oil—
—10
Universal Insurance
15
Universal Marion Corp
.14
'
High
31%
5
common
Range Since Jan. 1
5j
32iS
United Elastic Corp
BONDS
Shares
6%
*
Week's Range
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Low
common, >.50o
Products
United Aircraft
Sales
4
30%
38% Feb
Jarf*
1,400
2%
115%
3%
1
4%
4%
4%
:
'
'
'
"
"
'
/
'"
~
''
Jan
4%
9%
3% Jan
4%
-
^
Jan
Jan
Jan
9
6,900
'•
Jan
■
«...
■
Jan
Feb
2% Jan
3% Jan
2,100
/;
Jan)
•
-
•
•
Slock and Bond Averages
Jan
Below
the
are
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonda
w
Aircraft
Waco
Co—
7%
preferred
•
2%
.61 Va
100
2%
2%
100
;
Waitt & Bond Ihc__
800
62
56
2
1 Va
; 1%
9,900
18,300
Jan
1%
1%
Jan
Feb.
4
458.65
70
108% Jan
119%
Jan
Feb.
5
454.89
17%
Feb
Feb.
6
453.13
110.22
17 Va
200
17%
*4%
4%
17
West Texas Utilities 4.40% pfd
Leaseholds Ltd
—
—
1
Corp—
Wllliams-McWllllanis Industries
—
Wood (John) Industries Ltd.Wood Newspaper Machine..
—
S% .preference——
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Zapata Petroleum Corp
5a
£1
•
10*
—
453.98
110.00
72.49
154.72
92.83
89.00
81.26
92.42
88.88
111.16
72.49
156.00
92.90
88.97
81.41
92.44
88.93
110.85
72.56
155.17
92.93
88.86
80.77
92.30
88.72
72.80
154.73
92.92
88.80
80.91
92.29
88.73
—
Over-fhe-Counler Industrial Stock
Jan
27%
Jan
27
Jan
Date—
Jan
40
Jan
Mon.
Feb.
3
79.74
High
Jan
Tues.
Feb.
4—
79.95
Low
200
1%
Jan
300
11%
Jan
7%
2,700
1,000
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
9Vt Jan
19% Jan
10% Jan
5%
16%
7%
Thurs.
American
Stock
Period
Exchange
Jan
16%
96%
13%
Feb
V4 Feb
19%
700
17
Jan
19% Feb
46
Jan
46
39 Va
1,500
100
"!%■
5,100
1% Jan
9%
2,000
10 Ye
9%
Jan
5
Jan
or
Sale Price
Feb
groups
Low
26
92
83%
55
77
45
'
39
Finance
83
99
51%
51%
80
83
80%
983/B
.
-
-
\2%s series C 1976
3Vss series D 1976,.,
3s series E 1978
8s
series
3%s
F
series
1979—.
G
-
1981
4%s
series
H
1982—
43/4S
series
I
99
series
J
88
Jan-July
__Mar-Sep
Southern California Gas 3 Vis 1970——April-Oct
Southern Counties Gas (Calif.) 3s 1971
.Jan-July
Southwestern .Gas & Electric 3%s 1970
,_Feb-Aug
United Dye & .Chemical 6s 1973
Feb-Aug
Wasatcb Corp deb 6s ser A 1963—*
.Jan-July
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
.June-Dec
-Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974.,
June-Dec
Weet Penn Traction 5s 1960
Jnne-Aug
Western Newspaper Union 6s 1959
Feb-Auy
3
99
93
2
84
19
78
87%
90
Total
Government
Bond
4,241,000
209,000
2,216,651
4,545,000
12,371,238
$22,964,000
89%
99%
"5
30
$108 Vs
109% 109%
96%
96%
3
87%
ABaden
(Germany)
Last
Interest
Period
7s 1951—
Sale Price
—Jan-July
95%
.
89%
$8,000
674,400
$4,000
25,000
6,893,700
19,576,500
145,130,000
$20,000
5,396,350
112,817,100
$24,169,000
$20,258,900
$142,052,700
$118,233,450
and" Industrial
-
—
American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
92
53
102
102
103
'
Foreign
Domestic
Bond*
(No. of
Share*)
94 %
97%
Mon.
Feb. 3
63%
67 Vt
69%
Tues.
Feb. 4
676,040
Wed.
Feb. 5
101% 101%
95%
97
95%
...
A 6a
ser tea
W
10S1
^
A
„
—..Feb-Aug
Ap»t1-rw.a
Danzig Port & Waterways 6 %s
1952.
-Jan-July
Thurs.
Feb, 6—
802,640
648,350
Feb. 7
606,980
.
Total
'
3,176,590
Bends
Jan, 1
No.
1958
Range Since
Sold
Low
Stocks—No.
:
Foreign corporate
$140
113
25
37,000
16,000
3,000
25,000
$95,000
1957
Total
Bond*
Bond*
$90,000
$9,0C0
5,000
116,000
97,000
52,000
86,000
1,000
$15,000
$441,000
Jan. 1 to Feb. 7
1958
1957
3,827,315
16,607,707
24,663,353
$321,000
$234,000
70,000
49,000
$1,936,000
216,000
216,000
$1,255,000
15000
$441,000
$353,000
$2,368,000 \
$1,814,009
Bond*
Domestic
—
Foreign government
$19
$14,000
Foreign
Corporate
3,176,590
of Shares
High
$190
$113
$331,000
Government
Bond*
Week Ended Feb. 7
Bid & Asked
High
$67,000
74,000
81,000
49,000
60,000
642,580
Week's Range
Friday's
60,275,989
$25,000
—-
97%
Central Bk of German State 4k-Prov Banks—
^.series .A..195.2^r—U1,;
62,242,594
Stock*
97%
or
1957
1958
1957
-
Bank
110
Low
BONDS'
American Stock Exchange
$24,169,000
Transactions at the
108
109
Foreign Governments and Munieipalities
Friday
—
Jan. 1 to Feb. 7
89%
97% 100
53
— —
66V4
$25,000
22,964,000
Government
Total
104% 105%
2
55%
97%
$102
95%
4,475,000
4,692,000
1,180,000
S.
International
$91%
102
5,107,000
$25,000
10,438,230
12,371,238
Shares—
Fri.
\
$1,180,000
5,147,000'
Bond*
U.
99
108
$91%
$4,748,000
147,000
$4,388,000
Sale*
Bond*
99% 101
—
$88
97%
United State*
1953
94
104% 104%
:
Int'l
Feb. 7-
Railroad
$92
262.8
Bank
4,902,000
4,888,000
of
a
Exchange
Week Ended Feb. 7
55
96%
67
.
Bond*
2,209,015
Stocks—No.
254.4
_-,ni402.3
Bond*
Feb. 4
85
55
98%
292.1
+ 0,6
Foreign
Feb. 6
Total-
131% 136
60
$101
$51%
.,.
Bond*
93
136
99%
'
Railroad
99%
97%
1-0.8
s
Feb. 5
Feb. 3
Fri.
$84
.
146.1
and Mi8ceL
of
88%
99
$85
1982
276.2
Wed. '
$83
99%
274.3
210.8
v.
$360,000
245,000
219,000
99
4
83
•
163.5
2,493,000
2,971,560
2,481,012
97% 100
29
$56%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
.Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
.Feb-Auy
..Feb-Auy
April-Oot
Feb-Aug
—0.3
Thurs.
$93
1982—
4% s
—
No.
98%
88
134
Southern California Edison 3s 1965—..
3 VaS series ,A 1973—..
3s -series B 1973
160.2
404.1
317.5
Stock*
83%
98%
18
%
99
83%
325.2
503.5
+1.5.
Tues.
83
$93
Rapid Elecfrdtype 7s deb 1967.
May-Woo
Safe Harbor water Power Corp 3s, 1981—May-Woe
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62—Jan-July
438.7
—0.2
Share*
Mon.
88
99
—0.1
419.0
80
99% 100
—Jan-July
.
-
54
77
10
$99%
99%
350.5
234.1
/
418.0
'237.5
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
99
51%
—
—
366.6
Transactions at the New York Stock
$83
.
:
Service
96%
92
4
79%
79%
&
39
96
5
Public Service Electric & Gas Co 6s 1998—Jan-July
.
38
99%
98%
—
.
Mining
97
38%
♦96%
99
472.5
277.8
Trade,
43
50
38 %
—0.1
—0.2
276.4
^
,
48
No.
High
1:47%
1993
May'Nov
Ajlst mortgage 4s series B 1993
May
Finland Residential Mtge Bank '5s 1961
Mar-Sept
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs 1967—.Jan-July
Guantanamo & Western RR 4s 1970
Jan-July
Altallan Power Realization Trust 6%% llq tr ctfs—
Midland Valley RR 4%
1963
——-April-Oct
National Research Corp—
+3s convertible subord debentures 1976—Jan-July
New England Power 3%s 1961May-Wo»
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
>6%s due 1953 extended to 1963—~
Jan-July
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3 %s 1968.
—Aprll-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1971
_.Apr«-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3V4S 1964
June-Dec
A
308.7
386.2
159.7
Goods
Transportation
Utility
83%
Low
292.3
308.4
93%
83
1957-1958-
High
Change
97%
93
'58
365.0
350.1
Goods
Non-Durable
High
135
93%
with highs and lows for the
385.6
Composite
Manufacturing
Jan. 1
96%
.1:130
93
24
Percent
Jan. 24,
31, '58
Jan.
-
Jan
11
52
$37
96%
97
compared with the preceding week and
"l% Jan
Range Since
Sold
Bid & Asked
71.50 Dec
based on the closing prices of the common
composite and by major industry
5ft Feb
Durable
Bonds
Friday's
——
stocks for the week ended Jan. 31, 1958, for
Week's Range
Last
Low
The SEC index of stock prices
Delaware Lack & Western RB—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
——
2
95.07 July 26
High
SEC Index of Slock Prices
Jan..
12
.Low
3 Vis 1970
5
72.75 Jan
79.91
6—
7
Jan
Jan
700
AArpeir Steel &,Ppmp 4b ino debs 1994.—June-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970.
——June-Dec
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998—
Quar-Feb
Boston Edison 234s series A 1970
June-Dec
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978
-Jan-July
1st mortgage 4s series
80.04 Feb
Range for 1957
79.70
Feb.
Feb.
Fri.
80.04
Jan
Jan
13%
5 ft
Feb. 5——
Jan
4
Wed.
Feb
Jan
3%
15
275
16%
Iftr
-
Range for 1958
Closing
13% Jan
4
Averages
(35 Stocks)
Jan
14,100
Friday
Interest
BONDS
88.96
26
6,200
5ft
9%
92.61
26
43
"l%
81.36
3
Feb
19
—
88.98
Jan
12%
45%
L8
Petroleum common
(F W) Ltd—
rets ord reg————
92.87
Feb.
Wcolworth
Amer dep
133.54
109.04
Jan
16%
3%
—
40
72.27
450.02
67
93%
—2
IndustriesInc.—
Total
Bonds
31
Jan
13%
10%
16
13%
ities
Ralls
Jan.
1% Jan
10% Feb
21% Jan
2% Jan
6%
3%
16 y8
—■
Util¬
Ralls
trials
Jan
4%
15%
7
1
—25
—100
.*
1
common
93%
133
13%
—'
16
—1
& Co
11
10
Grade
Stocks
Jan
62
5,200
*2% ~2%
5
10
,6% preferred—
Wisconsin Pwr &'Lt 4%% -pfd
125
9%
10%
25
-1
Wickes (The)
350
26%
"1%
i.1
Wichita River Oil Corp
27
38%
26%
300
26
— —
67
26%
07
Second
Grade
Indus¬
Jan
Va Jan
5,000
Xft
Jan
Jan
x%
67
%
Amer;dep rots ,ord shares——
-is
Western Tablet & Stationery com——•
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:
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; Westmoreland Inc—i—
lb
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg...—
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.White Eagle Intern at Oil Ca
-lOo
-
common.
125
1
10
First
Jan
2
43% Jan
300
1I
^
Jan
Jan
2%
2% Jan
1V« Jan
91 Va
100
*
1st pfd—100
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
preferred
Jan
Date
Jan
27 V4
Jan
400
Woodley
ities
1
1%
11134 112
1V4
1%
10c
•
—5
1%
Woodall
roads
900
1%
(R C)
trials
26 Va
1%
Brothers
65
25 J/4
14% Jan
24% Jan
600
Wilson
Util¬
26
2%
Williams
Rail¬
200
Western Maryland Ry 7%
.
Indus¬
17%
2%
conv
Jan
17 Vb
Precision Instrument Co—-1
Stores Inc
2V2
17%
10
Total
17%
2%
+> V2%
15
800
—1
White
20
2V4
Wentworth Manufacturing...—..—1.25
.
30
2V4
Jan
-Bonds—
10
Jan
2V4
1
$0 series preference
Webster Investors Inc (Del)—
Weiman & Company Ino.
Western
sto cks
2% Jan
2 3A Feb
65
30
Webb & Knapp Inc..—
.
2Va Jan
2V4 Jan
Jan
20
1
$2 cumulative preferred
Wallace &> Tiernan Inc..—
Waltham
2%
•
,
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext
—
—
—
———
95,000
113
Total
295,000
264.000
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The Commercial
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Monday,4Bebruaxy.J.£t,
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(706)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY 7
RANGE FOR THE
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
el Itarc*
Friday
Boston Stock
ltange
Last
Sale Price
".*•''
Tel
American
Tel
&
Anaconda Co
&
Boston
Edison
Boston .& Maine RR common
Hecla Inc—
Calumet &
Service
Cities
Copper Range Co
& Fuel Assoc com
Eastern Gas
Eastern
1st
Motor
50 V*
Jan
449
40 V8
Jan
513
48 Ye
U
Feb
9 Vb
Jan
GO
9%
Jan
10%
'
47%
Jan
5-1 %
Jan
19Tb
200
17% Jan
19%
Gillette
24%
Jan
26Tb
756
150
50
52%
Feb
54
25
51
Jun
55
16
13
90
91% "Jan
V
304
56
Jan
59 Y4
41 Vb
1,612
37%
Jan
41%
(F
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64
931
60% Jan.
64 Yt
35
36%
795
34%
37%
31%
32%
64
80%
84
10
33
100
1
102
50
--
—
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30
Corp
Central RR Co 5%
Racing
Service
pfd
Ass'n
32%
Jan
32
21%
Jan
57YB
57%
100
51 Ya
Jan
57% Jan
64
65 %
100
62%
Jan
65% Feb
42%
42%
10
37Ya
Jan
43
52
54
49
Jan
57%, Jan
57%
—1998
Chemical
for Week
Shaies
Feb
Frldsy
9 Ya
Feb
70
28%
Jan
33%
Jan
Feb
102
10
12%
102
Feb
166
102
11
Jan
12Ya
Feb
2,500
5c
Jan
6c
Feb
16%
4,676
14 Ya
Jan
16 Ya
Jan
313
125%
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133 lb
Feb
6c
7%
7%
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6Y4
Jan
7%
Feb
43%
258
39 Ys
Jan
43%
Feb
12%
13%
139
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
17%
2
Rexall Drug Co
Feb
17%
100
17 lb
Feb
17 Y«
Jan
1%
30
Jan
1%
Jail
9
200
10%
10
2.50
1%
1%
Jan
10%
F
Wrlgley Stdres
Briggs Manufacturing
C
A
42%
12%
25
Co
458
33%
15%
132%
60
Mining Co
Reece Folding Machine
Brown-McLaren
Buell Die
Corp
Burroughs
Chamberlin
Davidson
Detroit
Steel
Fruit
United
Shoe
38
Jan
43% "Fbe
400
18 Y*
Jan
24%
Feb
241
22%
Jan
25
Feb
Jan
43 Ya
Feb
Jan
38% Feb
Hoskins
26% Jan
31
Jan
Houdaille
13
Jan
13%
Jan
Jan
65Ya
Feb
43%
135
24
24%
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25
43
39
43 Ys
4,327
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36%
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*
Westlnghoust Electric Corp
12.50
2,468
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13Y4
20
63%
64%
30
65 Ys
463
260
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Cincinnati Stock
Friday
STOCK!
Range
Par
Mfg
Baldwin
8
■
Carey
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Champion
Paper
Cincinnati
Electric
8.50
com
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10
Cincinnati Telepiione
Cincinnati Transit
Cincinnati
50
6
12%
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18 Ya
251
16
Jan
20
Jan
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Gamble
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50
24 Tb
Jan
26%
156
34 Ya
Jan
37
Feb
31%
491
29
Jan
31%
Feb
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31%
Feb
83
Feb
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31%
83
70
26%
Jan
76
Jan
.
.
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385
2,193
303
13%
5
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Jan
15
5
15
Feb
15
13 Ya
Feb
13 Ya
Prophet
Unlisted
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•
Feb
-
American
Radiator
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Telephone & Telegraph
29%
Jan
33 Ya
Feb
142
47 Ya
Jan
52
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100
33
Jan
36
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14%
Jan
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65 Vb
Co
64%
227
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Jan
30%
3
26 Yb
Jan
30%
55
56 Tb
3,279
54%
Jan
57%
Chesapeake
Chrysler
Cities
42
29
40 Tb
Jan
43
City
& -Ohio
Vlnco
41Tb
42%
14
17 Ya
41%
13
of
36%
Jan
42 Ya
14%
Jan
17 Yb
Jan
Curtiss
39%
Jan
44
Jan
13%
167%
Jan
174%
Jan
Abbott Laboratories
934
2%
Jan
3
Jan
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50
77Y4
Jan
80
43 Tb
45
40
Jan
45
Feb
Advanced
46%
47 Tb
196
43 Ya
Jan
47 Yt
Jan
Aid
15%
16 YB
222
15%
Jan
16%
Jan
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7%
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Feb
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35
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41
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39 Yb
Jan
Jan
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27
49 Ya
Jan
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57
Jan
American
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51 Yb
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Feb
Feb
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Jan
31%
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161
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Feb
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Jan
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295
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Jan
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49
34
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49
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10
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105
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Jan
Jan
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Jan
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36
466
60
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Jan
64 Yb
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Jan
36%
Jan
27
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Jan
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Jan
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34%
20
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Feb
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7
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Jan
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275
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62 Tb
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210
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26
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Feb
57
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Jan
36
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37
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10
—
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48
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14
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Niagara Mohawk Power common
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Gibson Art
Jan
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5
Union Stockyards
Jan
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53
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81 Ya
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Jan
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for Week
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Cincinnati
Week's
725
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Exchange
of Prices
7%
5%
—
.
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Last
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48%
7%
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Great Lakes Oil <fc Clieni
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48%
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King
5%
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Jan
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14
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Jan
31%
13 Ya
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2%
Jan
14
Co
Motor
Jan
56%
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Jan
2 Yb
29 Ya
54 Tb
common
Howell Electric
61 Tb
52
42 Ya
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United
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Range
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Jan
Week's
Last
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130% 133%
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5
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Jan
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Copper Corp
Boston
National
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34
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13
93%
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Jan
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120
Jan
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Boston
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American Sugar Refining com
for Week
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Par
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Par
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of Prices
Friday
stocks
Exchange
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Corp
Gear
Works.
18 Tb
Jan
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Jan
41
30 Yb
Jan
34 %
Feb
Company
Burlington Industries
129
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Jan
46
Feb
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Jan
Number 5715
187
Volume
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(707)
^
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
'
■
Inc.
& -Hecla
Calumet
Canadian Pacific
Ltd——.
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Central & South
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West
Central Illinois
(Un)
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Chesapeake-& Ohio Ry
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23%
Jan
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1%
Jan
38%
13%
.
ii
32%
14
300
12
2
800
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f
10%
Missouri
251/4
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Feb
Feb
Modine
2
,
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38%
Feb
Montgomery
Jan
14
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Morris
2
Jan
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9
350
42
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48 'A
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Jan
2
341/4
341/4
351/4
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Co
•
33%
331%
33%
Jan
&
&
I"lis
(Un).
Co
Jan
20%
Jan
National
Jan
55%
Feb
National Distillers
&
Jan
53%
Feb
National
500
Co
11%
Jan
14%
Feb
National Lead Co
16/4
800
14
Jan
161/4
Feb
National
Standard
21
200
19%
Jan
21
Feb
National
Tile
23.
200
5U0
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21
8%
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125
Jan '
231/4
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Gypsum
128
Columbia Gas System
—
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Jan
128
Jan
Central
Northern
Illinois
RR.
||| _|
Jan
57
Jan
Northern
29%
Jan
31%
Feb
Northern
200
48
Jan
50%
Jan
33%
33%
200
28
Jan
34%
Jan
13
13%
200
12
Jan
14
22
400
20%
Jan
22
Motors, Corp.
of America—_____
Crucible Steel. Co
1
15%
Chemical
Dow
s
1
Jan
Oak
Jan
Ohio
Edison
Jan
Ohio
Oil
14%
800
Jail
15%
Jan
49 3b
Jan
Olin-Mathie»on
19 y2
44%
Jan
Owens-Illinois
Jan
17%
44%
200
41%
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Lines
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Jan
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1,400
1,9
711%
Jan
200
24%
Jan
400
16%
Jan
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200
7%
Jan
25%
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Jan
9
18
24%
29%
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Paramount Pictures
Jan
300
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317,8
4,000
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~
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Jan
16
30
Jan
700
28%
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32%
32%
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■
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Feb
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503/4
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Jan
51%
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205
Jan
37%
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9
Jan
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Jan
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World
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Corp
67%
18%
Jan
Philco
53
Jan
59
Jan
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Feb
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53%
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Feb
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Jan
42%
43%
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Jan
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Feb
64%
64%
100
64%
Feb
69%
Jan
Jan
(Un)
42%
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13%
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35%
38%
Feb
4
10
Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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Co
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38%
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31%
I
Feb
Jan
32
10
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100
6
38%
•
(Un)
5%
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Radio Corp of America
(Un)
37 Va
Jan
39%
Jan
30
Jan
32%
Jan
Jan
1,700
6
Jan
Jan
6%
Feb
Revlon
% Jan
41%
Feb
Rexall Drug
.2.50
(Un)
200
15/.; Jan
16
Jan
10 %
Feb
12
Jan
Reynolds Metals Co
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco cl B (Un)
3,100
9%
Jan
13%
Feb
Richman
Jan
71%
Jan
Jan
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1
35
22
Jan
2JI/8
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Jan
43%
Jan
29%
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29%
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(Un)
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Feb
185%
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400
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31%
100
1,100
3,900
15%
53 %
60
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&
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400
66 %
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17%
500
•
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•
53%
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178%
1
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31%
common
Jan
100
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30%
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191/4
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5%
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Auto.^i_.
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7%
6.25
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Jan
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Jan
53%
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27%
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59
185 % 185%
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29
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Republic Steel Corp (Un)
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,
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Feb
28%
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Public Service
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99%
...
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Jan
29%.'
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Feb
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49
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27%
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23
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41%
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Jan
12
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123%
15
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1
50%
Consolidated Cement Corp..
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Feb
'
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Jan
50%
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54
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40 3/a
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130
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9
Jan
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433/4
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Jan
123%
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Cleveland Cliff's Iron common.
Colorado. Fuel
300
36
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Coleman Co
54
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1,400
4/1/2
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Cities
333.,
47
40%
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Jan
400
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128
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Feb
44
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Jan
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25
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of Prices
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■
FEBRUARY
ENDED
for Week
Last
Sale Price
THE WEEK
Sales
10y4
10'/4
100
10
Jan
11
Jan
27
27
100
24
Jan
27
Jan
40%
5
...
41
3,500
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Feb
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54'%
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200
Jan
36%
Jan •
Jan
40
St Louis
30
Jan
Schwitzer
51%
Feb
Spars
38
Jan
Shaeffer
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13
75
300
15%
150
30%
900
37%
■
37%
7
50
300
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10%
Jan
-13%
Jan
73%
Feb
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Gulf
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Socony Mobil OH
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Jan
37%
Feb
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1 %
Jan
15%
Feb
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Jan
Jan-
Co
500
8%
Jan
9%
Jan
109%
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Illinois
Central
Indiana
Steel
Industrial
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Co
Brands
11%
Jan
15
Jan
Standard
Oil
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13%
14
550
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International
11%
Jan
14
Jan
Standard
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37%
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44%
Feb
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70
72
70
70
Jail
72
Feb
Standard
Oil
200
17
Feb
18
Jan
Standard
Railway
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17
17
■:
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17%
Nickel
International
International
Paper
International
Shoe
Co
International Tel
Interstate
250
17%
Jan
18%
Jan
28%
Jan
33%
Feb
19%
19%
19%
300
18
Jan
19%
Feb
Swift
10%
10% Feb
74
Jan
Jan
34
Feb
83-/2
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31%
1,900
27
Jan
31%
Feb
Texas
27%
29%
1,200
27%
Feb
29%
Feb
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Minnesota
75 %
75
100
71
85%
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451/4
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Jan
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75
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Jan
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800
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Jan
15%
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3%
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500
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33/4
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393/4
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39%
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15 %
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13 V4
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Jan
Jan
18
100
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Jan
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32%
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58%
58%
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3
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9
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14
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15%
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97
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29%
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40%
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44
25
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28 y4
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27
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24
8,450
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24
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29 ya
Jan
Jan
35
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231/4
Jan
27 %
34%
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100
92
500
400
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43'/a
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300
20%
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(Un)
26%
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800
29%
44
54%
27
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Aircraft Corp
United
2%
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29%
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43%
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600
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100
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43
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13%
Jan
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5%
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Feb
——1
2%
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13%
Whirlpool Corp
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•
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10
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100
30%
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Jan
700
303/8
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35
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1,300
323/4
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36%
Jan
45
200
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200
27%
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5,100
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Feb
20%
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39%
Jan
9%
36 Va
31 %
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Lincoln Printing Co common
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Jan
18%
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36 3/4
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351/4
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Jan
45%
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31
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22
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400
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9%
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82%
25 Ya
261/4
Jan
11%
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150
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26%
Jan
Jan
Corp
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31%
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2,200
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511/4
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33 %
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50
421/4
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1
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Feb
27
200
2%
17%
10
19%
Jan
200
34%
(Un)
Jan
4,100
3
208
Jones & Laughlin Steel
17%
25%
47%
Jan
31
14
200
27
45%
Jan
34
3.50
Feb
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1,600
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3
;
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International Mineral
18%
(Ohio)
100
600
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100
11%
(Un)
Inc
13
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Interlake Steamship
Jan
19%
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44%
18
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Jan
Jan
Jan
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Illinois
58%
Jan
27%
'
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104%
;
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Jan
6%
700
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8
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Spiegel Inc common
.
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13
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100
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(Un)
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9%
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108 '/a 109%
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1%
3 2
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—1.40
(Un)
28%
200
1%.
44%. Jan
34/.; Jan
•
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Corp
Feb
29%
.
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27%
100
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—
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2,300
1,400
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51%
-
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Jan
35%
13
,
1
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43%
73%'
15
; 38
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Jan
115
73%
'
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;
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34%
;
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900
43%
51%
34%
%
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Great, Lakes Oil & Chemicai77^_7i...—t
40
27%
.
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&
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Jan :
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400
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Feb .:
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Jan
Jan
52 %
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100
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8%
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Feb
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81
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Feb
129% Feb
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
36
Monday, February io, 19^
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FEBRUARY
range for the week ENDED
7
Pacific Goast Stock Exchange
Last
stocks
Sale Price
Industries Inc (Un)
Laboratories
acf
Aeco
Air
.
—
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Reduction
Ltd
Aluminium
2,150
54
231
(Un)
preferred—
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24 Va Jan,
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Feb
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Feb
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American Electronics Inc
American & Foreign
Power (Un)
American Tobacco
Jan
30 %
21
Jan
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5%
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Jan
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79% Feb
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1.00
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Jan
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Arma
Cement
45
Jan
3va
Bdcast-Pam
American
43%
Jan
714
79
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American
Feb
44%
1,830
1
1
18
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43%
196
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1.00
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Amerada
170
Feb
43%
7
1,505
6
Jan
7%
Jan
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general
Amer
General
Controls
Petroleum
Oil
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Beckman
Corp
General
Gimbel
(b f)
11'/a
Feb
Idaho
4
Jan
Ideal
6%
6%
8%
6%
1.100
6%
Jan
7
Jan
Illinois
9
1,567
8%
Feb
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23%
23%
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23%
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Jan
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48'A
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47 va
jan
52 %
Jan
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39%
41'A
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37'%
Jan
41% Feb
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10'A
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10 Va
Jan
11%
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International Tel
5c
5c
2,119
1,000
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Intex
3
3 Vb
2.101
2.90
Jan
3.00
13%
586
13%
Jan
13%
Jan
40
1,561
37%
Feb
41%
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Eurlington
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8%
205
14%
Jan
15%
Feb
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Canada
Oil
Jones
20%
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20'%
Feb
21
Jan
15%
461
14%
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8%
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Feb
11%
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250
9%
Jan
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Jan
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31
818
29%
Jan
31%
Jan
27%
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■
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com
Continental
Corn
Kern
Libby
Loew's
Lorillard
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100
25
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preferred
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Jan
30 Vo
Corp
Homestake
9%
•;
.
.
73%
Hawaiian Pineapple
Hertz
Corp
(Un)—_—:
Holly
Jan
42 Va
Financial
Hotels
42
65%
73%
Western
Hoffman
Jan
17%
——
Great
Hilton
40'/a
Jan
34%
Co—
Northern
Oil
Jun
-.3,261
15%
Lakes Oil & Chemical Co_
$1.25
16%
2.15
Great
Hancock
Jan
25 Va
Great
Gulf Oil Corp
-,
29
City Steel Co (Un)
Greyhound
Feb
15
4,394
64
42%
Goodyear Tire & RubDer
Grace (w r) <te Co (Un)
Granite
63
15%
34%
(Un)
Co
41%
25%
&
McBean
Goodrich
:
30%
8,143 .'
3%.
34%
common
Corp..
Gladding
370
(Un)
Chica
2.70
(Un)-
Products
420
(Un)
Bolsa
Brothers
Gladden
1,690
Inc
Airplane Co
63%
54%
Getty Gil Co common
Gillette Co (The)—
3%
Corp
Boeing
60%
3%
Rubber Co—
General Tire &
Jan
250
Telephone. (Un)—
Corp
107«
Corn
Diamond
792
19%
34%
Paint
27%
Bishop Oil Co
Blue
28%
62 %
General
3%
Steel
Bethlehem
28
62%
(Un)
General Motors Corp com
10%
Aviation
Bendix
co
Electric
57%
/
s
.
,
38
741
19%
General Explor Co of Calif
General Foods Corp
(Un.i
26 Va
common
Instrument
13 Vo
35%
28%
Texas-
of
11
33
High
Jan
'
1,012/.
11
General Dynamics Corp
3'A
co—_—
Bros
Barker
Co
42
—
(Un)—13
100
1
Corp
(Un)_
Ohio'rr
Baltimore &
Oil
1
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
40 %
LOW;
48%
1,919
1,296
33
Co-
Corp
General
15%
41%
'
710
41 %.,..
15%
—
Trailer
rruenaui
52%
51
40'%
—
—
Garrett
Howe
Bandini
Dairies
foremost
High
Low
High
53%
Allegjbany Corp (TJn)
Allied Artists Pictures Corp
Allied Chem & Dye Corp (Un)
Allis-Chalmers Mig
*
Range Since Jan. l
%
40%
Motor Co
Ford
8 To
9
1u°
:—
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
'
&+}*/* a*8%
a47;»-
(Uni
Co
of Prices
43%
25
5
—--1
—
ADDOtt
Admiral Corp
High
52
Much & Chem Corp
Food
Shares
of Prices
Low
for Week
for Week
Range
-
Sale Pric*
Sales
Low
Par
-
,
Week'*
Range
Friday v
Last
Saie*
Week'»
Friday
stocks
70c
300
70c
Feb
70c
Feb
19
19%
1,270
18%
Jan
20Tb
686
118%
Jan
123%
Feb
96
121% 123%
95
35
.
.
:
Jan
Jan
1
14
14
14%
667
13'8
Jan
15 Va
Jan
1
38 7 0
35%
39 %
2.538
31%
Jan
39 V2
Feb
60%
61%
89%
89%
13
13
•
•
50
:.33%c
8934
on 1
,
22 %
-
699
282
54%
-
200
.
'
Jan
*
i 19 %' Jan
42.
.;"*v
Feb
89%
Jan
11%
61%
Jan
82%
-
737-
Feb
13% Jan
22 V4
Feb
Number 5715
187
Volume
.
.
The Commercial ancl
Financial Chronicle
.
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37
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r
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■
*1 **
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
;
STOCKS
*
Week'.
Last
Sale Price
Par
Pfizer (Cbas) & Co Inc CUn
Phelps Douge Corp (Uuft
Philco Corp
(Un)
Philip Morris- & Co (U11);
Phillips Petroleum
Co__
Procter £s
1
Oil ;Co
Pure
(Un)
1,470
14%
22
18%
18%
125
6%
6%
42
43%
925
16%
15%
28 %
16%
3,497
Oil
Siegler
67%
64
Jan
12%
6734
13%
11
Vb
Jan
61%
62
13%
58 Vb
Jan
63%
26%
26%
218
Jan
41
Feb
l3/«
1
160
24
Jan
1%
Feb
Jan
25%
Jan
19%
27
30%
275
27
223/«
1,522
20
19%
100
22%
450
19
549
V
30
4%
:
30%
Jail
19 3b
Feb
Budd Company
Campbell soup
Chrysler Corp
23%
Jan
Curtis
22
Feb
18%
Jan
Feb
36 Vb
Jam
Ford
51 Vb
Feb
Foremost
50 %
Jan
'
1
22
100
22
Feb
23%
Jan
32
32%
655
30%
Jan
32 Vb
Feb
Swift & Co (Un)
42% Jan
Class
A
43%
Feb
.
America
Textron Tnc
Co
Trans
World
Warrants
(Un)
Feb
453
45%
Feb
47%
Feb
45%
37%
50%
49%
.
-
3b
63
3
23 %
2,207
-14
JJ7
&
Jan
20%
Union Sugar
common
United
Corp (Un)_,_,_
United.Cuban Oil (Un)'.
United Fruit Co
„
United
Gas
Corp
U
S
Plywood Corp
U
S
Rubber
s
(Un)
"(JPoinlcals
Jan
25 Vb
22%
Jan
25%
Feb
10%
103/4
12
10%
Jan
10%
Janvf*,
32%
Jan
36 Vb
Jan
37
Feb
Jan
a—
—
12%
-*.60
12%
12%
31 Vb
Jan
42%
13% Jan
15 Vb
Feb{
50%
Jan
871
32%
39%
40%
5%
41%
Jan
56%
46%
Jan,t
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
28
Jan
32%
Feb
37
Vb Jan
40%
Feb
6%
Jan
32
31%
32%
1,079
29%
Jan
32%
24
24
25
799
23 %
Jan
25%
59%
57%
59%
421
57 Vb
Jan
60 Vb
Jan
18
18
140
16%
Jan
18Vb
Jan
65
66 Vb
481
59%
Jan
67
Jan.
26%
61
ft-wi
.
common
50
Scott
36%
37%
11%
300
12%
Jan
Feb
19%
Jan
22%
Feb
20
Jan
23%
Feb
31 %
Jan
37%
-
-
Paper Co
Kline & French
South
Jersey
Gas
Lab
.33 %C
Co
65%
5
Sun Oil Co
•
United Corp
^
62
1
-
United Gas Improvement
11%
Jan
13%
Washington Gas Light
100
Jan
0%
Jan
540
28%
Jan
29%
273.'t
25%
Jan
27%
591
61
Feb
68%
Jail
7%
15%
1,416
13%
Jan
15%
Jan
7%
39%
37%
37%
38
80%
80%
550
39%
38%
25
535
22%
Jan
25%
81
6%
406
92%
Jan
97%
Jan
Jan
! 29%
511
Vb
Jan
34%
Jan
39Ta
Feb
34
Jan
38%
Jan
80 Vb
1,400
Feb
83
Jan
94
common.
Feb
I
164
27%
Bait Transit Co 4s
A
ser
41
44
2444
Jan
28%
Feb
15 %
15%
1,220
15%
Jan
17%
Jan
26%
27
852
22%
Jan
27
Feb
55
55%
1,253
53%
Jan
57
Jan
7%
500
3,000
1
43%
820
29%
1,415
29
29
Jan
7%
Jan
7
-43-
Jan
38
Jan
27%
Jan
Jan
43 %
Feb
Duquesne
251
27%
Jan
29%
Jail
518
33%
Jan
35
Jan
51%
Jan
58 Vb
Feb
Harbison
42 %
100
40 3 4
Jan
43
Jan
Mountain
5%
135
5%
Jan
Walker
Fuel
30%
Jan
Jan
27%
Jan
15%
Jan
21
Jan
23
25c
11%
11%
12%
675
10%
Jan
12%
679
40%
Jan
Jan
26%
Feb
Jan
17
Feb
3.602
105
34%
Jan
38% Feb
168
30%
Jan
32 Vb
Jan
10
23 Vb
23 Vb
23%
12
23 Vb
Feb
23 Vb
Feb
2.50
2%
2%
2%
2,197
2 Vb
Jan
34%
35%
165
71%
71%
47
7%
175
Suply
Brewing Co
common
Westinghouse Electric
100
216
24 Vb
Jan
16
7%
Jan
19
23
45%
Jan
24%
73
31%
Westinghouse
19
22%
34
*
34% Feb
38%
Vanadium
Jan
45
135
17
Jan
32
6 Tb
United
64c
22%
24%
26 %
16%
_
31%
Feb
Jan
23
23%
25%
60
37%
Feb
60c
Jan
■
High
:
25%
..
"7%
Feb
Feb
8%
Low
34%
31%
45%
37%
45
646
High
37%
19
Jan
1
4,450
•
333b
7%
Refractories
Feb
36%
4
63c
8%
Low
33% '
•
$2.50 .convertible preferred
25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
:
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
1
Rockwell Spring & Axle
1
San Toy Mining
10c
United Engineering & Foundry Co—5
Western
60c
84b
'vr:k
Range Since Jan. 1
6% Jan
7%
Feb
Jan
5 Vb
Jan
1
10
Brewing Co of Pittsburgh
5
Light Co
10
Duquesue
4,707
Petroleums com
(Un),
Preferred (Un)
West Coast Life Insurance (Un),,
West Kentucky Coal Co tUli) —
Sales
Share.
1
Columbia Gas System
35
I
—I
Blaw-Knox Co
Jan
58%
162
Jan
for Week
Par
34%
37%
'
Range
•f Prices
.
Alleghany Ludlum Steel
Armstrong Cork Co
56%
,
Week'.
"51 list
S.I. Pile.
Jan
1
a
Friday
\
&TOGKI
30 Vb
1
$1,500
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Jan
1,025
-—1975
—
Jan
2,348
29%
8%
States
Glass
Alloys
7
34%
37 V4
Jan
6%
Jan
26%
26%
27 T4
17c
17 c
17c
13%
13%
13%
,
22% Jan
130
10c
10,833
50
'
■
12
Jan
Jan
Jan
72%
Jan
69%
«
'
1
common
Jan
,;.7% Feb
27 Vb
Feb
19c
Jan
14
Jan
'
6%
6 Tb
Feb
6%
Feb
36Tb
36%
36%
32
Jan
37%
Jan
—10
21%
21'4
22
279
18%
Jan
22%
Jan
12.50
Steel
631b
63%
65%
632
61
Jan
65 3/a
Feb
—_—.—
Brake
Air
71Tb
2Tb Feb
.
Corp
*
15
25
6%
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR
Friday
STOCKl
i-ast
s
-
Rale Pric.
Par
Acadia-Atlantic
Algoma Steei
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum Co of Canada 4%
4 % (/o ' preferred
$2.40. preferred
Asbestos Corp.
Atlas, Steels .Ltd-
-
Share.
Range Since Jan..l
page 42.
of
Banque
High
27%
2,460
24
360
19%
55
23%
24 Vb
5,765
28 Vb
29 Vb
9,010
26%
Jan
29%
Feb
a23
50
22%
Jan
23 Vb
47 Vb
715
45%
Jan
48V2
Jan
50
50
801
48
Jan
50
Feb
46%
Low
High
243b
Jan
27 Vb
23
Jan
24
Jan
19%
Feb
20
Jan
22
Jan
25
Feb
Canadienne
Jan
Bathurst
Bell
413b
51
51
39%
Nationale
50
50
41
Power
&
40
540
2,792
High
20
Jan
22
38Vb
Jan
42
Jan
Jan
145
51
Jan
52
Jan
895
.
37
Jan
40
Jan
Corp
40
5%ft
45
pfd
Paper
Brazilian Traction
American
115
Feb
4% ft
637
14
Jan
17
Feb
Oil
43%
Jan
45%
Jan
6,590
28%
Jan
30
Jan
Britt.h
815
16%
Feb
17
Jan
British. Columbia
Note
29
30. ..I
17
.....
42
Vb Feb
Jan
45
Feb
56
45
common
cum
Colombia
46 Vb
Feb
Jan
4.00
Feb
2,324
6Vb
Jan
6%
Jan
33
175
27'2
Jan
33
Feb
36
3,437
33%
Jan
36
Jan
a90% a90%
10
89%
Jan
90Vb
Jan
Jan
44%
Jan
4.00
1,435
6%
6Vb
6%
33
32
••
•
35%
red pfd_100
.
35%:
44 Vb
44%
165
42
50
48
48
48
45
47
50
preferred
preferred
5% ft preferred
Jan
3.60
46 Vb
•
Co
5ft
100
16%
Jan
Jan
41
46
Light & Power.
Brit Colum Elec 4% ft
17
16%
41
39Vb
535
4.00
British American Bank
44
44
Jan
13,467
45
46 Vb
preferred
45
Jan
625
42 V4
Bowater
45
38
41
40 Vb
43%
A.._
—
5ft
16%
•
40 Vb
41%
44
Paper class
Telephone
Bowater
British
—
27%
Scotia
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Jan
46%
Nova
Share.
High
Vb
21
pfd
Montreal
01
Bank
26Vb
29 Vb
for Week
Range
«f Price.
a23
1—50
—
see
Bank
28%
—50
of Price.
40%
Bailey Selburn 5%
Sale,
2334
-l25
r
For footnotes
Week',
Sale,
for Week
Range
•
Low
193b
•
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd__^_„—
Anglo Canadian. Telep 4 Vb % pfd_
Argus Corp Ltd .common
;
Fund.
Low;
A
pfd.
Week'.'
Last
Sale PriM
27%
-25
^
Sugar class
STOCKS
23%
.
.
preferred
WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY 7
Exchange
24
Abltibl Power & Paper common
4 % %
THE
Friday
Montreal Stock
Canadian
■
Feb
64%
1
Feb
5
44
37%
Jan;;
;BONDS
Jan
6%
28%
U'la
A
Jan
571
7%
-13%
.
Feb
Feb
29%
42%
Jan
Reading Co
.
Feb
23%
a__
v
Scranton-Spring Rock Wtr Serv_
160
4%
Feb
Jan
1,313
190
Jan
Feb-;
Jan
1,909
4,654
2,085
4,378 "■
1,962
6%
14%
common
37
22%
13%
—3
33%
23%
12%
12%
-10
:
205
40
—5
Jan
,22
-
46%
Jan
12%
24%
Store's,1-
36Tb
21V2
125
15%
27%
Dept
Jan.
33% Jan
85
25%
24%
117
Western
8,176
25%
25%
Jan
35
5
36 Vb
Jan
775
:
34 Vb
Jan
33 Co
In
Jan
34%
12%
26%
Lines
Feb
16%
11%
32%
Air
41%
Jan
21%
26%
Westates
Jan
Corp
Jan
39%
37%
Jan
37%
15%
162
563/4
*
40%
690.
455
2,356
1
'
100
413/4
15%
;
2,623
1
Power,,
Jan
41%
40
15%
12%
Victor
Water
41%
41%
15%
24%
Vanadium
Washington
Jan
40%
Corn
Pittsburgh
Corp of America (Un)
Equipment Co,
•
82
103%
30 Vb
1
U S S(;cel
Corp common
J.
„1G%
Universal-Consol Oil——
10
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co (Un)__——
5
Jan
Navigation._
33 Vb
29%
1
79
20
25
254
43 Vn
10
82
12
7%
—10c
(Un)
Feb
82
38% Jan
14%
Jan
1
55%
29%
23%
Jan
'29%
1
Jan
12%
62
43 %
5
-
1.
Jan
26%
23 Tb
27%
26 %
Jan
34 Vb
236
10
17%
92%
29%
10
47 %
1,332
29%
Progress Mfg Co
.—1
Public Service Electric & Gas corn_•
Jan
14%
15%
Jan
425
38 Vb
29 Vb
Potomac Electric Power
Feb
25
,12.50
United Air Lines -Inc,.
United Aircraft .Corp (Un),.
49
48%
37%
Feb
15%
6%
43.%
473b
37%
Jan
59%
12%
29%
47%
"
Jan
1,766
29%
10
Feb
3%
.
1,318
12%
10
10%
45 Vb
\
Feb
17%
29%
.,,,25
Union -Pacific Ry Co (Un)
Jan
Cp$»
'
"III
9
66 Vb
>
Feb
Vb
10%
94
(Un),
170
15 Vb
60%
15
Union. Carbide Corp
Co (Un)_;
Union Oil Co of Calif
r.—
10%
Jan
25%
•962
J
22%
;
Jaiv
10%
16
1.66%
1.
Philco
-
59%
1
Jan
10%
57 Vb
Jan
8
Jan
43
338
32%
1
38Tb
Jan
13%
2
Jan
400
2,371
32%
37%
Jan
52 Vb
10
38 Vb
49
36
3%
-35%
2
35%
856
—
51%
Jan
22%
12 V«
402
56%
Bait—
Jan
Jan
45
3V'a
223/a
38%
10
at
Jan
42%
8,777
„
51%
44% ' 45i%
63
63%
1G%
15%
37%
10
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc.;
Philadelphia Electric common—
Philadelphia Transportation Co
9,794
1,377
al491 al590%
_•
15%
46 Vb
Jan
11%
36%
V*
54%
55
21
Jan
45%
Feb
38%
45
Feb
Jan
10
45%
Union.; Electric
662
15%
Feb
54 %
54%"
34%
18%
102
5
—
Jan
571
3,126
,10
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
7
1,268
Pennroad
20%
P
Jan
15%
Feb
-
10%
Inc
6%
Feb
.,-40
Jan
25
TreeSweet Products Co
,Tri-Contincntal Corp (U11)
700
13%
27
Jan
30%
19%
ISon
Airlines
6%
41%
Jan
35%
155
19%
,
6%
1
.
13%
108
2,385
7.50
—ft—.
Jan
421
11%
1
Transamerica Corp
2%
42 v;
27
37%
common
Jan
34%
40
7
common
2%
32%
Pennsalt
Thriftimart lire
Tidewater Oil
Feb
10
*
33%
34%
25
174% Jan
2%
41%
39%
45%.
(Un)
Jan
Martin
(The)
Co
Merck & Co Inc
34%
—25
167%
11 Vb
non-voting—,
Smith,
Texas Co (Un)
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Feb
6,696
I
Dairies
Coal
2
;
70
31 %
Motor Co
5O0
Sylvania Electric Products
Jan
Jan
Co
Lehigh
22
22%
65 %
171% 173
171%
5
Jan
52%
24%
l
Jan
93
25
Jan
Jan
Feb
25
18 Vb
70
1.80
General Motors Corp_
Gtmbel Brothers
Heoht
(The!
Go common.
49%
(Un)
Jan
68%
Feb
Jan
% Jan
45
23%
Bunray. Mid-Continent Oil
Superior Oil Co (Calif)
17%
4
47
3%
common
Co
of
Co
High
35
Jan
Fidelity
Jan
34
63%
Low
17%
9%
Finance
Jan
16
1,115
2,771
1
Range Since Jan. 1
High
29%
Battery
& Deposit Co_
61%
2,030
10
4
1,370
Storage
Jan
36
,10
Share.
1,132
Jan
51%
;
for Week
11%
4%
389
Co,;
Sale,
Range
31%
Electric
358
.
Weck'e
69
Delaware Power & Light common—.13%
Duquesue Light Co
10
Jan
»
Feb
2%
Feb
14%
6%
Jan
134%
10%
Jan
60 3,b
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81%
Jan
30%
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2,348
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Standard Oil (Ohio) ; (Un)_,__
Jan
121
10%
26% Jan
4%Jai*
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139
Jan
364
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Jan
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Jan
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Feb
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Jan
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555
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Jan
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15%
34%
Jan
26%
Jan
23%
——
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22%
48%
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37
48% Feb
313b
17% Jan
202
Feb'
85% Feb
39% Jan
6.50
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25%
615
3,040
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Feb
Jan
36% Jan
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of Prices
•
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Jan
43%
Chemical
Citv
Jail
Vb
50%
23%
Btudebaker Packard
Corporation
193% Feb
51%
Inc
Arundel
100
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49
17%
22%
17%
100
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43%
Co
Tel
Feb
25
Oil
&
13%
810
23
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Jan
13%
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81%
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1.260
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American
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Baldwin
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15
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Jan
a62 % a63 %T
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6
62
1
81%
10
11%
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25
27
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Jan
4%
2
49 %
last
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29%
14%
34%
630
Friday
11 Vb
18%
2.50
42%
Sale Price
24%
10%
22
1
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41%
48%
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210
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3
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STOCKS
9,786
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703
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Feb
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Corp
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High
49
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Jan
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338
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9%
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Feb
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l
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for Week
Western Union Telegraph (Un)_. —2.50
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10
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10
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Co
Yellow
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Ry
Jan
9%
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1,171
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l
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Feb
12%
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i
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.
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784
2,035
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38%
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FEBRUARY 7
STOCKS
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5
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2.20 Jan
14
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6.00 Feb
17
14c
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101
3.90 Jan
16% Jan
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9% Jan
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—
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4.40
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—
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99
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Jan
7c
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19 %c Jan
Jan
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8.40
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325
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10 %c Jan
18c
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10,325
2,000
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85c
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55c
4,300
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45
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1
3.95
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2,127
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3.60 Jan
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1.23
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9c
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41%
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19c
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14c
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1.85
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Baska
1.60 Jan
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31c
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37c
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2,000
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1
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Quebec Oil Development Ltd—.
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1,150
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36c
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21c
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Jan
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55c
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9.75
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100
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5
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1,500
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—
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25c
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28c
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Jan
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9c
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24%
23
13c
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Jan
7,500
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Jan
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Jan
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Israel
1
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3c
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57c
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16,000
11c
Jan
Jan
1,100
.
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Indian
1
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Gunnar
1.55
52c
1.57
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1
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3,990
57c
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1.67
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1
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3,537
23%
9%
19%
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27%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
23%
9%
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27 Vk
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12,000
1.95
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Low
27c
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Last
1—50
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——
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Oil
British
Ainer
British
9.00
7.75
9.25
1,748
1.45
1.42
1.45
1,700
35%
35%
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7,815
-
Jan
47
9.25
Feb
1.35
Jan
1.80 Jan
33%
Jan
30% Jan
39%
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Feb
Feb
Jan
38%
Jan
43%
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2,500
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2.62
2.80
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2.55
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Jan
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58c
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Jan
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11
18,000
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Calgary
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2,640
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2.70
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11
6c
7c
—
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57c
9%
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1
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Edmonton—,
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preferred
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Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
47
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90
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Jan
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45
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1
39%
45
90
—
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Jan
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Feb
1
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Wendell Mineral Products
Wesbbnme Oil Co Ltd
Westville
7,000
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Jan
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11c
5.60
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2.32
-
34c
.
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50
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101
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62%
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97
Jan
3.00 Feb
11
Jan
Jan
21% Jan
97%
101
Feb
Jan
4.00 Feb
Jan
4.85
4.80
5.10
23,480
4.35
Jan
5.15
1
6.45
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6.50
2,180
5.15
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0.50 Jan
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CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR THE WEEK
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Week's
Friday
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Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Par
Canada Cement
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B
Range Since Jan. 1
par
^
28 %
479
27
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28 M,
Feb
6
200
6
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Jan
27%
Jan
92% Feb
92%
Feb
25 Vt
25
25%
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92%
92%
92%
10
130
127
133
75
125
Jan
53
55%
300
51
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740
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25
1.85
1.93
2,300
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2.00
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Jan
36!
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36
82%
82
83
200
80
Jan
83
89%
89%
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30
88
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90
Jan
85c
1.05
900
85c
Feb
1.16
106
Canada
Petroleum
Canada
Wire
class
Canadian
Astoria
Canadian
B
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British
Canadian
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35c
42c
19,080
14 %
1,290
29
190
5%
945
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29*
1.08
23,150
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1.13
4.50
4.85
4,300
71c
600
1.40
1.55
12 %C
14c
18,200
6.20
10
450
88c
98c
102,154
3.70
3.65
3.85
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230
16
16%
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49c
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1.03
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2,200
16
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47,500
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2,000
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1.65
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Jan
Dominion Steel & Coal common
Dominion Stores
Feb
14c
Jan"
27%
10%
1.90
Jan
4.00
Jan
24%
24%
25
6,696
20%
Jan
25% Jan
14%
14%
15%.
560
14!ja
Feb
I6V4
Jan
Gold
East Malartic Mines
East Sullivan Mines
16%
1.52
1.50
1.57
4,600
1.41
Jan
1.90
Jan
Eastern Asbestos Co Ltd
1
10 %c
10c
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87
87
25
Vickers
•
23%
23
23%
325
20% Jan
Wallpaper Mfrs class B
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19
19
19
400
19
Canadian
Western Nat Gas 4%
pfd_20
15%
15
15%
330
15
Canadian
Williston
1.01
1.40
800
17c
.1,400
12c.
5,437
13,900
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Warrants
Canso
Captain
Gold
Castle
20c
18c
1.62
12,500
22c
18c 19 %c
1.57
1.74
153,901
6c
Jan
Duvex Oils & Minerals
15c
Jan
Feb
Eastern
Feb
Eastern
23%
Jan
Eddy
Feb
16
Jan
Eider
1
—
Trethewey
Athabaska
;
1
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Del
listed
Charter
Mines
Feb
Hldrich
Jan
17c
Feb
El Sol Mining
18c
Jan
23c
Jan
Empire Life Insurance
18c
Jan
22c
Jan
Equitable
Jan
Eureka
1.50 Jan
1.75
Mines
55,000
9c
Jan
20c
Jan
Faleonbrldge
50c
Jan
65c
Jan
57c
65c
4,200
7,15
6.90
7.30
5.605
3.25
3.60
1,400
3.85
4.00
6.95
7.05
1,850
20,340
5.45
1.32
Excelsior
Jan
Jan
7.30
3^5•Fqb.
3.60. Jan
Jan
4.00
Jan
6.10
Jan
7.15
Jan
Farwest
v
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84c
90c
7,700
1.87
1.99
4,600
66c
1.70
Jan
90c
Jan
2.05
Canada
Jan
Ford Motor Co
Jan
FOrd
of
6c
Jan
12c
Jan
Foundation
Jan
16c
Jan
Francoeur
39c
37c
40c
42c.
Jan
Fraser
Petroleum
70c
65c
72e
6,300
50c
Jan
72c
Feb
Chhno Gold Mines
French
1
48c
48c
52c
7,200
40c
Jau
52c
Jan
Frobishcr
Ltd
Frueliauf
2.60
500
54%
55
75
•
2.50
2.50
2.50
75
Cochenour Willans
1
2.16
2.07
2.22
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27,815
*
17
17
17
60
Cockshutt
Cody
Coin
Farm
•
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Combined
Petroleum
Key
Conro
Mines
Allenbee
Consolidated
Oil
Mines
East
Jan
23%
Jan
25%
Feb
jnc
9%
Jan
11%
Jan
7
18%
Jan
18% Feb
55% Jan
11% Feb
19
200
Jan
Jan
10
Jan
19%
Feb
7%
Jan
7%
4%
200
Jan
50c
Jan
50c
8c
Jan
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12
Feb
12
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Jan
11 %c
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9 %C
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1.35
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2.00
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50
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17c
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429,800
32,609
2,825
310
54c
30c
27c
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15c
Jan
60c
Jan
83c
Jau
60c
Jan
1.00
Jan
24
Jan
24%
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8(.000
19,000
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54c
Feb
19c
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17,200
113
200
11,100
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Jan
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47
Jan
50
Jan
28c
Jan
35c
Jan
62
2.80
2,500
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Jan
54c
Jan
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Jan
20c
Jan
23%
14%
24%
14%
24%
Feb
14%
17%
Jan
15
Jan
Feb
19
69c
18
1.68
73c
8,891
1,271
658
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1.65
22%
14%
17%
1.57
21%
5.40
5.05
5.60
12c
*
1
1.80
17
7%
Jan
Feb
Feb
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2.50
Feb
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2.22
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Feb
Gattneau
17
Jan V.'
18
1
•
48c
4,895
12c 12%c
5,640
31% 31%. r.'- 120
31%:
1.18
11,100
46c
40c
50c
9.55
9.15
9.80
1.74
73c
Jan
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50c
Jan
7,975
Jan.
30c
8.00
Jan
8%
Feb
'
40
39%
40%
1,070
33%
Jan
•
76
75
78 %
1,330
66%
Jan
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——*
17%
17%
18
685
16%
Jan
18 1
Feb
7c
8c
2,600
5c
Jan
8c
Jan
380
22%
Jan
24%
Feb
A
-
20c
23%
24%
—10
8.50
8,50
9.00
3,665
7.00
Jan
9.00
•
preferred—
23%
1.52
1.40
1.58
15,355
1.18
Ja n
1.58
Feb
6
6%
500
Feb
6%
Jan
78,800
8c
Jan
55C
Jan
common
*
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8c
45c
4,900
30c
Jan
31
2,475
27
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.
30%
4%C Jan
102% 102%
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1
8.80
8.75
101
120
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9.25
5,625
-
7.95
Mic
20%c Feb
47%c
6c
5%c
7%c
791
33%
Jan
218,500
5%c Jan
11
12
400
2.50
250
112
108
114
185
75c
74c
83c
53,624
2.50
9c
12
Feb
87
50c
3.50
Jan
General
1%
34
35
General Petroleum Canada class A—1
3.40
3.60
500
Feb
General
5%
5%
100
Motors
Steel
Jan
Jan
Genex
Jan
Geo
Jan
Gitmt
Mascot
Yellowknife
135
Mines
30c
6,700
20%c Jan
35c
Jan
Giant
9c
4,130
5%c Jau
9c
Jan
Glacier
:
9c
3,667
7
7
100
10c
1.500
18c
66,000
3,000
19c
81,733
7c
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10c
Jan
7
Jan
7%
7%c Jan
Mine—
Gold
Mines
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Jan
,
8c
Jan
10c
Jan
20c
Jan
Golden
7%c
Jan
Goldfields
16c
Feb
21c
Jan
Jan
8c
Jan
5%c
5VaC
7C
5,700
5c
Jan
1
30c
30c
35c
40,500
30c
Feb
1
12c
IIV2C
12c
2,500
DC
Jan
Feb
Goodyear Tire
3.90
Feb
Graham
2.94
Jan
5
•
Mining
32c
Jan
3,500
29c
Jan
40c
Feb
Granduo
Mines
Explor
Paper
Lakes
Power
28c
35c
63,000
1.80
1.710
Northern
Great
Jan
35c
Jan
Great Western
Jan
13,200
19c
Jan
44c
5,838
29c
Jan
2.50
6.064
18 %
23c
22c
65c
36c
Gas
19
23c
10.730
10,300
48c
17c
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8.000
—1
4.600
24c
Feb
8c
7,066
6c
10c
13c
4,499
8%c
Jan,
15%c
18c
48,240
13c
Jan
42.
8c
15,000
Gunnar
Feb
Jan
Gwillim
Jan
Gypsum Lime & Aiub
42c
Jan
7c
Jan
22c
4c
42c
6c
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Gulf
8V--C
6%C
40c
10c
Jan
66c
Jan
5 Vac
15 %c
Guaranty Trust
Gulch
4'aC
Jan
8c
.
Feb
9c
Jan
Jan
Jan
42c
40c
44c
66,000
1.23
1.15
1.25
2,675
1.10
Jan
1.30
30%
29%
30%
1,365
27%
Jan
30%
Feb
lg
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210
16%
Jan
17
Jan
4.00
31c
5.00
Feb
49c
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
3.40
Jan
6%
6%
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400
3.25
3.25
300
3.00
Jan
42
43
145
39%
Jan
43
17
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1,325
15
Jan
18
6%
700
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6%
Feb
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200
4.80
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5.00
Jan
24 %C
Jan
50
1
18
*
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6%.
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•
21c
6%
22c
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20%
100
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3,500
9c
9c
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15%
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15,949
6.85
6.75
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100,100
29%
30
400
20%
1
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20c
20%
9c
10
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1
1
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1
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30
Jan
18c
Jan
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Jan
Feb
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21
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Jan
Jan
13c
Jan
12%
Jan
15%
Feb
5.70
Jan
7.25
Jan
4%c Jan
9%C
Feb
32%
Jan
7%
Feb
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Jan
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Feb
*
1
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Feb
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200
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Feb
13c
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Mines
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142
Feb
7%c Jan
10,000
Feb
Greyhawk
135
10c
4.00
=>
28c
Jan
42 c
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Class B
19%
19%c Jan
7.000
class A
Feb
Jan
5,580
Coal
Jtm
16%
21c
Develop
Jan
2.50
66c
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36c
Jan
61c
Jan
80
( 8c
1
common
-
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3.25
Jan
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page
1.62
135
Feb
Jan
12c
4.00
—
—
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common-
$2.80 preferred
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2.30
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Lakes
Jan
41c
Oils
see
6c
sic
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Peak
2,000
2.50
Ltd
Negus Mines
Nicholson Mines
Nortliland
7c
Feb
135
7c
36C
v
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Jan
29c
Ltd
Consolidated Mosher '
Consolidated
135
;
9c
1
22c
1.75
& Smelting
Consolidated
•
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Warrants
29c
Oils
common
Gold
5,600
Great
Mines
Morrison
footnotes
Canada
Granby Consolidated
Grandroy Mines
65c
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Jan
Jan
Jan
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Jan-
Jan
48c
750
2,450
16c
Jan
7.413
Jan
1.60 Jan
5.00
1.60
7 %c
2.20
65c
5.25
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4.90
1.50
4,000
3.10
6c
Jan
1.10
.
3,250
10 %
60c
Feb
4.25
1.60
.35,100
5,090
Great
Gold
:
8c
63,361
6c
lie
7Vac
88,072
60c
Jan
1
—
Mines
Great
Mines
9c
7%c
2.85
held
500
16c
3.90
Ltd
lie
18C
13%
40c
Jan
16c
2.71
31c
35c
'■
ll%c
3.35
40c
Jan
16c
11%
29 %C
Feb
27c
10%C Jan
I3%c
12%
40c
16c
1,600
1
Uranium
Bousquet
11,000
36c
1
-
Manitou
Jan
16c
35c
1
:
—
Goldcrest Mines
Gold Eagle Gold
17c
,
.V."
:
.w
0
12%c
5.00
1
Goldale Mines
.
Jan
3.80 Jan
-
Jan
lie
1
-
Jan
36
'
2.75 Jan
5%
Feb
Feb
65
15c
1
Mining
;
5%
Jan
36c
r
♦
Jati
Feb
13%
1
Prosp
Jan
19c
5%c Jan
*
common
Ltd
Scientific
25c
Dc
Wares
95c
Jan
'
Jail
8%c
7%c
Mac
Jan
9.25
Jan
11
Gold
Marcus
Consolidated
Feb
103
Jan,
7%c
Marbenor
31
Jan
4.90
Jan
Feb
-
100
*
7c
40c
30%
—
♦
common
preferred
Geco Mines Ltd—,—
Jau
7c
1
Power
57%
10
Feb
*
378
Jan
Feb
'40aii Feb
15
5',b
Ltd
Howey
9.80
Jan
300
14c
Feb
Jan
;,-Y5c
5%
12 %c
Iron
5.65
.
Jan
Jan
ll%c Jan
10,200
1
5.00
Jan
Jan
Jan
55
Jan
for
Fenimore
18c " Jan
246,250
61%
•
Feb
11c
60
1
Jan
9%c
5%
13 %c
ten
1.05
8c
5%
Oil
Jan
12%c
61%
l
Jan
Jail
50
200
iJ'rh«
1
•
Oils
8
Feb
*
1
Feb
23%
Dynamics
9c
Feb
*22%
Bakeries
1
each
For
Jail
General
Flin
Cordasun
Sannorm
13%
General
Consolidated Gillies Lake
Consolidated Ha 111 well
Consol
Jan
Jan
13c
Mines
for
Consolidated
2,4o0
11%
Jan
Crest
Being exchanged
Consolidated
Feb
27c
Cadillac
Dragon
Consolidated
Consolidated
8.40
16%c
9%c
Discovery
Consolidated
Consolidated
Jan
6%
27
2,640
50
2,832
7/a
50c
<2?
1-
1-4-
3.80
Consolidated
7.70
10%c Jan
2.50
Jail
Jan
73,100
17,200
690,570
170
Denison
1.40
Jan
15c
Warrants
Consolidated
Jan
4c
37o
9%c
Calliman
share
96c
14c
1
Central
Oils
Jan
20 %c
•
Consolidated
Consolidated
67c
14c
*
Gamma_
Consolidated
Consolidated
Jau
23 %c
*
Bellekeno
Consolidated Beta
Consol
Jan
2.50 Feb
1
Bakeries
One
2.35
54
•
Corp
Consolidated
Okalta
3,255
24c
10
Development
Consolidated
8%
2.50
Life
Consolidated
8
21c
*
Conlagas Mines
Con
Jan
*
Mines
Enterprises
Confederation
Feb
13c
l
4
Copper
Yellowknife
Colomac
21c
16c
Jan
1
Lake Gold Mines—
Commonwealth
8%
1
Jan
Jan
55c
1,500
ifr
/a
36c
12c
7%C
1
-
Coldstream
7
--
;
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
46c
Ltd
Trailer
class A
Equip
,a
25C
2.75
20c
Companies
33%c Jan
1
Dunlop
-17c
13c
Canada
of
Co
Mines
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
2.50
Jan
2.GO Jan
25%
—•
class
Canada
11c
*
12c
42c
(U S>——
5,800
13,997
25
Jan
20c
19c
Corp
32,500
Smelting
17c
Jan
45c
class A
Grain
10c
common
Jan
—*
Manufacturing
Florida
14c
&
7 VaC
63
Copper
Tungsten
8c
Knitting
Jan
30c
Fargo Oils Ltd
-
13 %c
Mining
12c
—1
—
3.80
8c
Bar
Jan
48%
—
Nickel
14c
Circie
Jan
9c
Feb
50
Farmer Candy—
Faraday Uranium Mines
Warrants
1
Chrysler
15%
19"
69c
Refineries
1
Chromium
Feb
Jan
Jan
Federal
-750
47
15
11%C Feb
■'
—
Fanny
95c
Jan
Chib
ChiboUg Jaculet Mines
Jan
30c
Famous Players Canadian
Feb
Jan
1.00
Cheskirk Mines
Kayrand Cop Min
Jan
25o
19c
1.87
Jau
——•*
16c
70c
,
J
Oil
-7c
44%
•
1
260
1
Jan
25
$5
Insurance
9,200
■
*
Feb
70c
Jan
1
Life
Corp
88c
6.95
Gora—
Jan
8c
3,-61
11,4
19 ,2
1
10
Ltd
1.26
3.60,
.
2.20
Jan
26,250
18%
18%
1
common
81c
Harley Corp (shares not to
on this Exchange)
Central Pat
Co_
1.40
Being exch. share for share.for
Central
Match
Feb
1.01
Explorers Ltd
Rio
Jan
70c
11
10 ,a
19,2
12%c
1
1
1
*
*
1
& Smelting Ltd
Prods
Steel
1.26
3.90
Central
4.00
-
63c
V
,
Central
be
Metals
Mining
Eastern
87
23%
Jan
18c
Corp Ltd
Jan
7 Vac Jan
iw.ooo
11
?nv
,
i0i""
1
1
———1
Amphi
Explorers Alliance
Quartz—.
Jan
3.60
10 500
8.40
_
East
Feb
81
Ltd
Co
Duvan
1.26
1
v-,
Ltd_
Asbestos
Cayzor
lie
Copper
Feb
Feb
81c
Gas
Mines
Cariboo
21c
1
1
L
Natural
Cassiar
1
.
Mines
Explorations
Jan
2 500
"
Jan
9,595
Tire
Met
9c
78c
27
—
1
1
2.50
Canadian
Can
*
*
Mudge
&
1.90
27%
100
Canadian
Can
Jan
190,600
--
Donald Rope class B—_—
18%c Jan
25
Candoi*> Exploration
Jan
Feb
55c
1(jC
1
Jan
17c
*
16%
13 13,4
7%
Mines
Donalda
9.00
170
1.75
7c
200
.
22.2 23.a
7
7
25,4 25,u
i'7
19
23.50
97Va Jan
•
Jan
73c
ioS
ul
8.-0
11
Textile common
Dominion Woollens ——
25% Jan
—
Jan
900
1Jc
-O^u
18%
0
Dominion
Feb
29c
Jan
Canadian
Copper Co
78c
2,200
11
•
Preferred
Jan
5.45 Jan
7% .Jau
;
5% Jan
19c
Thorium
Canam
Jan
1.28 1.35
6c 6,2c
13,<»
Dominion Tar & Chemical common.—
2.40
>.
80
6c
33c
I
'S
-T
180
•
Jan
13c
55c°
siS
Dominion Magnesium
2,852
common
Feb
11;
11.,
„
14c
is»
Jan
12
Canadian
Corp
—
22,2
7
2o,4
100
:
17%
Jan
47
10(f
"0
—
1.30
60
27
8 40
„10
Corp
3.80
ini;
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2.50
10%
Railway
Jan
10%
500
.
JOo 70c; ,■
9,8 11a
.
9^c
,
25c
2.20
Canadian Petrofina preferred
Canadian Prospect
1.60
16%
2,000
^
47
Devon Palmer Oils.
Diadem Mines
Distillers Seagrams—
Dome Exploration
9.50
1955 warrants
Canadian
27%
Feu
Jan
180
SSS
70o
v
J
*
99%
loo
warrants
24c
12%c Jan
815
2f.
f
—
io%\
preferred
1953
Jan
6,100
■
3.60
3.60
16%
Jan
IIIi
Jan
7c
Feb
Jan
3.00
1.95
*
55c
Jan
7,125
100.515
20c
l«fl
Jan
20c
8,541"
.
1.69',
?5c
17
Jan
65c
6%
-
^
^
#
""to
Donnell
Canadian
69.350
17 500
9%eJ
Jan
Jan
-v
—■
Jiin
3*50
16
2.40
*
Inca
74c
Dome
Feb
50c
,
64c
68c
Mines
#
Dominion Bridge ——
Dominion Coal preferred----25
Dominion Foundry & Steel common—•
•
Feb
1.75
*
Gold
n
'/-'.V"
Feb
16
*
Malartic
6.20
10
Jan
—1
Canadian
17%
n
14%C
Jan
Jan
55c
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
9%
2.31
Warrants
Canadian
2.29
ilil- 9i
18%c Jan
5.40 Jan
-10o
Oils
17
1
Crowpat Minerals
Cusco Mines
Feb
1.60
Jan
.20c
High Crest
Canadian Homestead
Canadian Husky Oil
1.63
_
crogi jncsi
crot s ZeUcrtoc"
Feb
4.85
71c
15
2,100
16%
class A__
12c
352
16
Jan
Jan'
1.40 Jan
26,745
9%
_30c
4.00
65c
15,025
93c
2;jc
17
.
Jan
300
15%
1
Jan.
1.65
.
Jan
1.03
14%
5.90
104
7,625
20c
111
13%
Class B
Canadian
k
28%
6.00
Export Gas Ltd
Gen Securities
Jan
13%
•
pfd
Canadian
Jan
28
13c
Canadian Dredge & Dock
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian
27%
Jan
33%
Jan
400
1.55
warrants-
Steel
Jan
860
71c
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
Canadian
25
25%
4,053
.
6.43
17c
Feb
10
4.80
*
Wright
43
28
1
Curtis
Jan
27%
1.03
3
Preferred
40%
10
*
Canadian
1,468
5
Chemical & Cellulose
Canadian
43
9%c Jan
•.
Jan
120
*:
8%c
,
Uromor Pewhmg
Crowiv Trust
Jan
Jan
29
Canadian
Peto_
4.80
7c
14%
25
—
Jan
27
14 Vu
Feb
4 00
27
37%c
*
4.85
Jan
20c
crektoook Timber-•«rrants3„.
Feb
14
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4,050
42 %
:
12(4
.112% Jan
4.70
10
•
325
S
12
12c
29
-9%c
1
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4.80 Jan
8,232
27%
27%
-IlOc
A
14; r
3.50 Jan
.
♦
74d
Jan
4,775
106
Jan
9%C
4.45
42%
«
common
preferred
50
8c
4.45
1H25
Oils
class
380
14
*
common-
Aluminium-
Canadian
38
12%
%
—20
:
British
440
<1
2
Preferred
Canadian
4.35
12%
12%
mil
„:
Oil—
Breweries
4.25
36%
l"2l50
new
Minerals
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian
4.25
»
Steamship Lines common
Steamship preferred
Canada
I
1
High t
Jan
4,950
-
3.00
Canada
Canada Southern
33»i
2.50
B zjff""*"'
Feb
—100
warrants-
32»b
106
--
Coulee neaa zm
Ccurpor Mining
Cowtcliau Copper
34% Jan
.
33
3.00
CWhy Distmery class a
Jan
6.20
*
--
ChiboIig-
Rand
Com
Jan
C.0S
_100
,
FTnloratFo"^"!"
Jan
55%
Feb.
23
75c
34%;
34
134
6.10
1«
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—20
Mortgage
Ltd pfd
Canada Southern
25
23
—-.
Packers
Class
23
Lands
Warrants
Canada
•
II26
i
——-
Low
1,570
^
4\\cJc
Canada
Jan. 1
Rfing-e Since
6%c
6
—
Shares
yigfl
55c
28%
28
■
Low
■
High
27
*
of Trice*
8»le Price
Shares
Sales
for Week
Range
East
aTnrKS
II10
Iron Foundries
Canada
28 «/4
—20
Canada Crushed Cut Stone
for Week
of Prices
Low
•
common
Sales
Range
Friday
Hard
...
Carpets
Rock
Harrison
Hasaga
Gold
♦
Mines
Minerals
Gold
Mines
1
1
„_1
7
.
,10c
7
7%
' 360
10c
12c
28,140
1Q%0
lie
2,100
10q..
Jan,
14c 14%c
4*500
14c,
Feb-,
8%c Jan
,
.
13c
Jan
,12c. .Jan
18%c
Jan
Number 5715
187
Volume
..
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(713)
41
4-
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR THE WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY 7
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Par
Headway Rod Lake
Heath Gold Mines
Heva Gold Mines
Highland Bell
Highwood Sarcee
Hinde
Dauch
&
Low
Jan
79C
Jan
Milton Brick
7c
7c
7%c
12,400
6c
Jan
8c
Jan
Mindamar
6%c
Feb
1.30
Feb
6C
6%C
2,500
1.19
1.30
6,400
28c
26c
30c
26,000
39%
40
125
1.30
7
7
22 Va
22%
22%
16%
16%
15%
8
15%
17%
16%
4%c Jan
Metals
19c
Jan
30c
Feb
39 y2
Jan
41
7
Jan
Jan
Mogul
Jan
Molsons
Jan
22%
Feb
8,902
14%
Jan
17%
Feb
Monarch
2,920
14
Jan
16V4
Feb
27
6% Jan
1,415
Mining
,
27
26
27
430
3.30
3.40
2,150
44%
Mining & smelting
Hudson Bay Oil
Hugh Pam Porcupine—-
43%
17 y8
45%
2,013
17%
2,583
16
Feb
22c
24c
4,500
20c
Jan
91c
1.03
15,100
77c
Jan
34
Bay
35
880
32
Jan
1.7 ;%
1
1
Oils
1.01
—20
& Erie Mtge
25% Jan
.
45%
44%
7%
45%
393
Inland
Jan
Moneta Porcupine
3.45
Jan
Feb
17%
Jan
Multi
Nama
Creek
1.03
35
Ffel>
Feb
45
Jan
Feb
National Explorations Ltd
Jan
7%
Feb
National
39
Jan
41 %
Jan
13%
Jan
National
6
6
1,150
6%
Jan
Nealon
7c
7c
8c
28
28
28%
11,500
2,021
7.50
7.85
52
51%
6%
6%
3.50
12
6%
Grocers
Steel
Jan
10c
Jan
Nello
25%
Jan
28%
Feb
Nesbitt
520
7.00
Jan
7.85
Feb.
New
52
268
49 y2
Jan
Jan
New
Athona
6%
100
6% Feb
New
Bidlamaque Gold
52
6% Feb
Mines
Mines
Labine
Uranium
2,500
Jan
3.90
Jan
New
Bristol
100
10% Feb
10%
Feb
New
Calumet
12i
12%
920
12
13%
Jan
New
Chamberlain
Continental Oil
New
Davies
Nickel Co
•
International Ranwick Ltd
X
Interprovincial Bldg Credits com
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Investors .Syndicate class A
*
9
25c
X
Irish Copper Mines
Iron Bay
Mines
1
7
Feb
Jan
7%
15%
Jan
2.85 Feb
Jan
3.00
Jan
New
Delhi
68c
Jan
New
Dickenson Mines
Jan
New
Fortune Mines
73%
72%
75 y4
12,142
69 y2
Jan
75%
Feb
New
Gas
35
y4
34%
36
I,113
34%
Jan
37%
Jan
New
27y2c
22c
28c
558,800
18 %c
Jan
29c
Jan
New
10
10%
254
10
Feb
10 y2
Jan
New
42 Vs
6,550
36%
Jan
42 Va
Feb
New Hosco Mines
3,362
7,500
3,300
52c
10%
12
58 c
70c
1.75
1.81
9%
"III
Exploration
Minerals
Jeanette
Feb
New
Jason
Jan
New
Kelore
Jan
Jonsmith Minos
53c
59c
52,400
37c
Jan
59c
Feb
11c
8,000
118,133
IOC
Jan
13c
Jan
19c
14c
14c
25c
33c
10%c
9%C
11c
"III
Co Ltd
Jumping' Pound PetroleumsJupiter Oils
*
IiBo
21c
13,150
,
I
1.24 Feb
Jan
23c
17c
20c
Jan
33c
Feb
Jan
12c
Jan
New
Feb
New
8,700
Jan
Kenvilte .Gold
45c
55c
26,073
38C
Jan
26 %c
28c
3,000
24c
Jan
29c
Jan
Nickel Rim Mines
1.97
1.95
2.03
1,849
2.26
Jan
Kerr-Addison
Kerr take
Kilembe
4.40
4.50
5%
6c
5%
6%c
Jail
i
17%
16%
17%
—i
Gold
Mines
1.75
1.70
1.77
95C
1.00
i
Copper
Warrants
30C
J;
30c
32c
4.50 Feb
4.40 Feb
300
Taku
(John)
Ltd
Lake
Lake
Cinch
Nor
Acme
14%
Jan
17 %
Jan
Norlartic
32,597
6,450
Jan
1.82
Jan
Normetal Mining Corp
95c
Feb
1.00
Jan
Norpax
9,200
27c
Jan
Jan
Norsyncomaque
37c
5c
Jan
8c
Jan
5,288
52c
Jan
73c
Jan
13c 13%c
1,000
11c
Jan
Lake
La
Shore
Luz
19%
16
1.00
2,895
18% Jan
19%
Feb
16%
2,750
15
Jan
17%
Jan
1.08
95c
7c
16c
1.00
83
87
l
10c
10c
4,500
20,800
12,940
1,346
1,100
18c
19c
7,200
68c
64c
75c
2.90
3.25
87
Jan
Jan
Northern Canada/ Mines-
Northern
30
4.90
29c
Jan
50c
Jan
20
2,837
19
Jan
20%
1.00
1.09
8,400
95c
Jan
1.09
Feb
900~
'
10%c Feb
Jan
Jan
6c
Jan
4o
1.31
1.25
1.33
17,500
1.12
Jan
1.35
Jan
1.95
1.90
2.05
1.50 Jan
2.09
Jan
30
15,975
1,280
30
22%
23%
900
23 y8
3,240
45 Va
5y2c
30
Jan
22 y4
Jan
23 %
Feb
22
Jan
23 %
Feb
Jan
28%
Jan
45%
46
710
41% Jan
46
5%c
6 %c
3,500
4%c Jan
8%c Jan
6%c Jan
11c
II,000
11c
Jan
57c
56c
61c
31,150
53c
Jan
68c
Jan
34c
34C-
39c
7,200
27c
Jan
39c
Feb
13c
13c
15c
15,800
9%c Jan
16c
Jan
24c
22c
24c
64,900
11c
Jan
25c
Jan
2^60
2.51
2.65
7,200
Jan
2.75
Jan
10c
•
.
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Co_
Macdopald Mines
1
Macf ie: Explorations
Maclpcrd Cockshutt Gold Mines
I
1
Macmill0.n
•
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines—
1
Magnet Consolidated
31C
33c
6 »/2 c
6c
6%c
2,600
12,000
1.02
1.01
1.02
1,300
26%
26
27%
840
1
Malar tic
Mines
Goldfieids
Maralgo Mines
Maroon Mines
33,100
20
425
37c
41c
7c
64,475
2,150
55C
279,350
10c
11c
19,500
6l/8
6%
6,790
40C
10c
6%
•
80%
Ontario
Ontario
Class
80%
115
24c
Jan
33c
Feb
5%c Jan
9%c Jan
95o
Jan
1.15 Jan
23%
Jan
27 V*
Feb
1.70 Jan
2.12
Jan
5c
Jan
1.11 Jan
8c
Feb
7c
1.20
12c
Jan
Jan
Jan
20
Jan
20
Jan
36c
Jan
48c
Jan
5o
Jan
7c
Jan
27c
19c
Jan
34c
Jan
4c
Jan
7c
Jan
32c
Jan
35o
Jan
2,100
2,250
20c
Jan
27c
Jan
25c
Jan
35c
Jan
17c
Jan
23c
Jan
38c
Jan
57c
Jqn
6c
4%c
6c
32c
32c
35c
25c
25c
1.22
1.33
32c
34c
21c
22c
34,650
5,200
47c
55c
46,200
2.06
2.15
II,975
13c
15c
36,300
12c
1.30
1.26
1.30
6c
5%C
6c
15,708
23,400
4%c Jan
17c
16C
18c
15,525
13c
15 %c
17 c
15%c 15 %c
Jan
19c
Jan
4,500
13 %c Jan
18c
Jan
1,875
14j/2c Jan
15%c Jan
6%c Jan
9%cjfen
I,000
9,000
12,000
15c
Jan
20c
Jau
26c
30c
5,900
26c
Jan
39c
Jan
18,500
706,855
1,500
10c
Jan
14c
Jan
,
—
10 %c
14c
24c
22c
31c
6c
6c
6c
5%C
5%C
6%c Jan
750
1.20
1.21
3,366
12c
1.21
1.33
1.32
4%c Jan
5%c Jan
1.10
Jan
12c
Jan
88c
2,063
39,470
1.39
9c
Jan
17c
Jan
36%c Jan
8c
Jan
Jan
1.18
7c
1.34
12c
1.51
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.27
1.27
1.35
1,710
1.36
Jan
6c
6c
7c
Jan
13c
13c
2,500
1,000
5%c Jan
13c
Jan
16c
Jan
38
37%
39
3,875
35% Jan
ac
8c
8c
8,000
7c
Jan
9c
Jan
3,200
7c
Jan
13c
Jan
8c
Jan
39
Feb
10c
12c
2.55
2.50
2.60
2,675
Jan
2.70
Jan
35c
32c
36c
703,250
25c
Jan
36c
Feb
10c
9c
11c
9c
Feb
14c
Jan
3.05
3.05
3.20
156,500
2,550
2.80
Jan
3.25
Jan
1.40
2,600
1.18
Jan
1.40
62c
72c
86,580
2.50
Pan
1.25
12
78
78
i
14c
14c
16c
17,500
16 %c
16 %c
20c
16,^00
5c
5c
1,000
Jan
Mines
53
91
91
91
5
87
Jan
91
74%
76
643
67 y4
Jan
76
Feb
Pioneer
15c
Jan
Pitch
11c
Jan
Biacer
Feb
22c
Jan
Ponder
2.45
Jan
Powell
16C
6,800
lie
Jan
15c
Jan
Powell
Rouyn
600
5C
Jan
11c
Jan
Power
Jan
79c
Jan
Premier
12c
Jan
Premium
12%
Feb
9%C Jan
11% Jan
13.50
13V*
13%
1,007
Mldoon Oil & Gas
Midrim Mining
1
85c
75c
85c
71,800
24,900
Midwest. Industries Gas
•
1.70
1.65
1.75
3,150
60c
60c
60c
900
22c
22c 22 %C
17,531
•
a
•
1
78c
2.28
77c
2.10
84c
2.28
85,020
13
V* Jan
13%
Jan
49C
Jan
84c
65c
Jan
85c
1.25
Jan
45c
Jan
21 %c
Jan
1.77 Jan
1.75
60c
2.28
17 %c
Jan
8
Feb
7%
8
650
1.60
1.65
42c
49c
4,950
5,000
36c
Jan
7%
7%
400
7
Jan
20
Jan
nil
21
6.10
6.50
8,839
2.50
33c
2.50
17C
28c
34,500
162,000
30c
35c
.—
18y8
19%
110
401
5c 11 %c
46c
49c
Prospectors Airways
Producers Ltd
Minerals
Ltd
17%
Jan
20c
Jan
20%
111
Jan
Jan
56c
Jan
28c
Jan
9c
Jan
Feb
500
Feb
14c
Jan
20c
Jan
13c
Jan
17c
Feb
Jan
30c
25c
7
42
500
a
1.80
1.80
2.00
34c
40c
1
75c
85c
53c
57c
11,350
46,850
2,300
36,200
81c
85c
3,250
40
40
20
4%c Jan
6,300
,■
33c
20c
6%
42
1.65
Jan
Jan
8
Jan
Jan
42
Jan
Jan
2.05
Jan
Feb
28c
Jan
40c
70c
Jan
78c
Jan
38c
Jan
65c
Jan
600
Jan
90c
Jan
40
Jan
43
Jan
98c
Jan
Jan
1.20 Feb
1.35
Jan
1.30
1.34
800
1.05
5c
7%c
5c
Jan
7%c Feb
9.15
10
8.00
Jan
10»/4 Jan
30c
32c
5,500
1,385
4,300
32
33%
970
40c
40c
40c
1,000
57
59
556
7%C
19,600
7c
9c
3.35
3.30
3.35
90
92
42
75c
80c
5.80
5.20
5.95
1,700
5,460
4.70
4.45
4.90
46c
56c
9c
.100
•
•
Jan
Jan
42c
Jan
II,400
42
—*
jan
103
915
50C
6%
1
36C
Feb
80c
Mines
Jan
4.00 Jan
42
lioc
Feb
25c
Jan
6%
,i5oc
—
Jan
28c
3.00
10,500
6,799
1,700
1,285
•
Feb
Jan
49c
19c
1
2.50
20c
19c
Jan
3.60
1.20
Feb
6.70 Jan
37 %c
43c
1.07
Feb
Feb
11 %c
17c
"1.15
7%
21
Jan
16c
40
Jan
1.70 Jan
49C
3%c
15c
54c
Jan
Jan
6,550
9,750
2,500
617,000
15,100
3.50
35c
Jan
12J/2c Jan
20,273
107%
9.15
Ore
2.15
178,500
109
1
—
6.05
500
15 c
25c
15c
1.55
100
18%
Electric
Cranium
Gas
Feb
ll%c Jan
7y4 Feb
iVi
48c
Iron
Pronto
PUTdex
1.37
4,500
Preston East Dome.
Provo
Jan
17c
«
Gold
Feb
Feb
23c
16c
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
17c
n~1
Gold
Feb
24y2c Jan
Jan
9o
1.19
32,
Border
President
59c
6c
3,650
6.10
Jan
Jan
48c
59
Premier Trust
356
Jan
Jan
7,500
6,000
31,100
Corn
8c
IOC
14,225
7c
1.37
1
:
Minerals
&>
Development
8C
40,100
Jan
Jan
52c
•
Mines
15C
12c
23c
5c
15c
River
78c
;i4%c Jan
7%c
25c
Oils
Jan
12%
13%
Jan
1.30
.1.2:
Uranium
6%c Jan
10c
Jan
16c
16C
Gold of British Columbia. n__i
9C
11%
78
Jan
1.35
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
10%c Jan
11%
Jan
13c
11 %c
III2
1.30 Jan
12
50c
15c
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Engravers
3,100
•
Jan
77
16 %C
Photo
13C
67C
Jan
Jan
11
17c
47c
Oil preferred—.—
&
Oil
Ore
1.10
2,500
6,743
6%c
51c
4
Petrol Oil & Gas—
<23% Feb
Jan
Feb
nil
;i
—50
Jan
18c
Jan
3.10
1.15
11%
1
Gold
Jan
3.30
2.40
525
3.00
1.25
3.00
8%c
Gas
12c
Jan
Jan
1
Peruvian
83
4.00
1.90
7c
Perron
Jan
Jan
Jan
26c
Permo
79
3.00
1.60
25c
Jan
Feb
320
48c
Jan
6%
Feb
Feb
Jan
350
6%c
Preferred
Jan
75C
44
2.74
3.75
25c
Consol
Exploration Ltd
Peerless Exploration
Pembina
Pipeline common
23% Feb
77c
Jan
44
Jan
1.90
11%
Paymaster
50
10c
40
42
2.12
Feb
Feb
3.60
"T~*
:ioo
Pater Uranium Mines Ltd
60
1
75
44
3.60
—I*
PCE
1,563
*
^.1
13
50c
12c
2.20
Jan
6%C
Mines
8%c Jan
18c
11
Amalgamated
Drilling
52
8%C
586
Mines
16C
13c
72,576
15,410
1
Parker
3.95
3.95
2.74
12%
3.35
"II*
L100
Pardee
Jan
72c
2.18
*
Oils——
Western
Parbec
3.20
Jan
12%
3.85
51c
Paramaque
57c
2.76
1
Petroleum
Jan
Jan
—
Hersey Tubes
Pamour Porcupine
23%
9,800
63c
21
Page
16c
Jan
Jan
8c
1
& Development_50o
42.
Jan
19c
nil
Mines
6,967
.
8c
11c
1
Lake
1,000
1,000
page
1.40
7c
Ormsby Minerals
19c
see
Jan
2.20 Jan
16c
8c
Osisko
2.35
Uranium-
1.17
Jan
Jan
17c
*
Gold
Grenada
18C
Warrants
Mill City Petroleums
1.33 Jan
8c
8c
-20
Orange Crush
2.25
common
2.01
nil
preferred
2.30
Uranium Mines:
Mexican Light & Power
Preferred
Jan
17c
_•
Opemiska Copper
13c
•
Meta
Jan
50c
2.15
14V2c
46c
65c
6
—
Optario Steel Products com
23%
l
Mercury Chlpman Knitting
Merrill island.Mining
32c
*
1.01
_90o
Feb
40c
Mines
1.29
Red Lake
For footnotes
2.40
Mines
B
50%
1
McWatters Gold Mines
Medallion Petroleums
Milliken Lake
Jan
21c
Warrants
23%
•
—
Malartic
Beauty Supply pfd
Jockey Club common—
O'Leary
51 %
13c
pfd——
Oils
Okalta
100
.
11C<
5c
Gas.
Ogam a Rockland Gold—
Oka Rare Metals Mining
•
x
Preferred
Mcfntyre. Porcupine
McKenzie Red Lake
Jan
•
Utilities
Gold
•
—
Mentor Exploration
8,300
9%C
50c
100
McCabe Grain class B
McColI: Frontenac common
McMarmac
1.19
8c
1
com
11,700
1.12
1
—;
Maybrun Mines
40c
1
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
6c
34,700
7c
8c
1
2.11
20
1.18
—*
;
1.90
6c
•
Maritime Mining Corp
Preferred
2.10
1
Maneast Uyanium Ltd
Maple Leaf Gardens;
6c
Obaska Lake Mines
Pacific
1
class B
Jan
8c
8c
•
—
Natural
Mines
O'Brien
63,395
22 Va
1
Bloedel
40c
Jan
3,300
"7"
29%
Lorado
Nudulama
50C
23
1
Norvalie
2.50
23 Va
50
Northwestem
Jan
20
•
Lomega Explorations
Long Island Petroleums
2.20 Jan
Jan
Jan
2.40
•
Macassa Mines
Jan
Jan
1.88
Ontario
2.50
16,000
•
Mining
22c
7%c
7,200
7,666
3,000
26,000
2,250
*
warrants
1957
2.90
6c
•
Lyndhurst
37c
-50
1
'
5%C
5y2c
___—
Jan
32c
North Star Oil common
12c
8%C 10 %C
1
Goldfield
15C
—_—
25c
6c
Mines
Louvieourt
Jan
12%
Class A warrants-
Jan
50c
2.45
Gold
Mines
1.3c
1
Uranium
Northspan
Jan
Jan
Lexintiin
Uranium
4,000
1956 warrants
Jan
10%c
;
13c
1
Rankin
Feb
3.90
1
Preferred
Jan
13c
13c
common—
87
3.25
Jan
2.75
Mines
Warrants
80
400
Gold
A
Oils
Common warrants
3,625
Lencourt
Class B
7C
Warrants
Preferred
2.80
1.05
Lobiaw Groc 1st Preferred
Jan
1.35
North Canadian
Feb
4.80
1
Little Long Lac Gold
5c
Jan
2.15
22
1
Mining
Feb
2.75
Leitch Gold
Petroleum
1,900
26
•
Jan
4.65
_50o
—_
7c
1
1.10
Jan
4.80
•
]___
:_
Jan
-11
Mines
Nickel
75c
Jan
Jan
2.80
20
class
2.70
•
—
3
Cos
40c
l
Mines
Mines—.
Laura Secord Candy Shops
Loblaw
19%
16
1
Lamaque Gold Mines
Latin American
Liberal
19%
3.20
Debentures
Mines
Jan
14c ./Jan
-1
Lake Lingman Gold
Lake Osu Mines
Jan
1.50
21%
•'
_•
—
Jan
9,750
-i
1
24%
478
:
IIIi
Gold
Nqranda Mines
Norgold Mines
Jan
7c
1
Mines
150
25
1
8c
55c
*
Mines
Dufault
Lakeland Gas
Jan
800
1
6
6c
*
Exploration
15 %c
1
Mines
North
Labatt
70,400
III
Jan
52c
—i
Labrador Mlnina &
23c
21%
6j/2C
21%
—i
Ltd
Jan
i
Kirkland Minerals
Kirkland. Townsite
Jan
21c
12% Jan"
24 %c Jan
2.01
Mines
5%
—i
Kirkthnd Hudson Mines
Feb
12%
Jan
21%
—1
5c
1.94
35c
Jan
12
1
-
10,000
5,685
5
Jan
11%
105
1
Nipissing Mines
6c
23 %c
855
12
12c
55C
5%
671,950
12 y4
25
*
Rouyn Merger
Oils
26 %c
4.40
i
Mines
35c
12
1.98
1
Superiot
Nisto
Kelly Douglas class A
Kelvinator of Canada
29c
-
Jan
55c
1.95
Jan
Mining &
Miuda-Scotia
New
8C
15c
52c
•
Mylamaaue Exploration
Newnoftli Gold Mines
10%c Jan
32,130
22c
1
—
New
19c
Jan
—1
Mines
Mines
Manitoba
New
10c
28c
——
Jowsey: Mining
.
57c
14c
42C
•
Smelting Co Ltd
Jan
1
—
5,951
1
Newlund Mines
1.97
89c
.»
Mines
Joliet-Quebec
53c
1
Highridge Mining
12
"I 43,900
1
Johurke, Gold Mines—.
Jan
47c
1
Harricana
70c
1.24
—1
Jellicoe Mines. (1930)
Jan'
65%
1
Minos
Jan
1.16
1
Ltd
Jan
15%
Jan
12
12
1
—
—
Explorations—
Jan
1.70 Jan
1.18
Jacobus Mining Corp
75c
Jan
64
1
Mines
Goldvue
New
Jaye
Jan
15
1
Petroleum—.
20 y2
12
65c
670
I,359
,16% Jan
Jan
60c
Feb
65
50c
of Canada
Jan
1.80
Feb
7.85
3.50 Feb
60
67c
50o
Petroleum
20 y2
40%
Jan
Jan
1
Mines
42o
41%'
Jan
3.25
15%
1
Oils
14
.*
common
2.70
2,900
53c
2,500
7.00
47
64
r
20c
3.60
62c
.
81
1
20%
20%
100
60
35c
1
Mines
20%
60c
;
~
1
pfd—___.25
_
500
3.50
—1
Alger Mines
10%
250
7.85
5
w,__m—*
3.35
2.85
7.75
•
10%
2.85
Jan
66c
•
6c
3,500
1,145
Jan
20%
.
20
Car
Jan
7%
28
Feb
44C
z5o
preferred
5%
16%
Jan
Jan
18%
50
•
National Ifetroleum
12% Jan
7%
55c
26 y2
5
810
15%
Feb
150
800
1
3,560
16
40c
28
19 y4
40c
15 y4
Mines
5,482
7y8
Jan
28
64%
National Drug & Chemical common
7%
International Petroleum
„
18,400
Feb
Jan
12c
18%
40C
47 c
13%
Warrants
international Bronze Pdrs
International
Jan
lie
"
Jan
12c
Jan
41%
2.85
Mining
8c
Minerals
25c
:
40
1
common
Preferred
Inspiration
9c
—1
10
:
preferred
Gas
9%c Jan
lie
4,200
10,624
Montreal Locomotive Works—
Moore Corp common
7%
20
Natural
10c
Jan
10%
3.50
45'%
*
•
*
Co.
preferred
Co
9%c
Jan
9.10
7.75
New
&
9%c
-100
50
Ingersoll Machine class A
(John)
1,817
Knitting common
7.50
$2.75 preferred
tngiis
10%
*
A
Preferred
12%
Warrants
Ingram & Bell
Inland Cement
9.50
2.25
10c
18%
class
13
'
High
Jan
10%
1
Corp
Brewery
40 Vi
6
1.95
7%c Jan
1
Jan
43%
v;
1,500
1
Preferred
Imperial Bank
10
Imperial Invest class A
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6r/o preferred
4.86%,
Indian Lake Gold
1
Industrial Accent Corp Ltd common.*
600
9%C
•
Jan
3.10
42
Low
2.25
9c
Molybdenum Corp
300
,
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.99
~"o
Corp
Mining Corp
Mining Endeavour Co
Mining Ore Mines
1.10
Low
•
20%
7
-
Shares
Warrants
<
i.
Mining
Humber
:
for Week
Par
33c
Howard Smith Paper common-
Huron
High
258,600
-20C
Oils
Class A
Hudson
Low
74c
Canada
Tower
Drilling—Hollinger' Consol Gold
Home Oil Co Ltd— ■. •,
Hoyle
High
63c
1
Sale*
Range
of Prices
Friday
69c
40
—
Week's
Last
Sale Pries
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
1
1
.
Class B
Shares
1
—______
Hi
,,
for Week
of Prices
Last
Sale Prlea
Sales
1.13
2.70
1.07
2.61
6V2c
400
Jan
36c
Jan
33% Feb
40c
46c
Jan
59
5c
Jan
9c
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
3.95
89
Jan
92
Feb
70c
Jan
80c
Jan
Jan
6.00 Jan
3.30
4.25
3.90
Jan
46c
Jan
1.15
5,100
79c
Jan
2.85
51,335
5,600
Jan
Jan
54 y2
7,520
17,841
7%c
Jan
25c
29"%
2.46
6c
Jan
Jan
4.90
73c
Feb
Jan
1.20
Jan
2.85
Feb
7%C Feb
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
42
,
.
Monday, February to, 1958
.
(714)
CANADIAN MARKETS
range
week ENDED FEBRUARY 7
for the
Week's
Range
Last
•TOCKI
Low
Kayrock
Reef
47,700
34c
Jan
50c
Feb
5,300
27c
Jan
33c
Jan
6c
Jan
10c
Jan
Jan
Twin
City Gas—
Shawkey Mines.
9c
aVaC
t
1 7%c
»
1.18
24 V*
5.85
8'.10>
1.25
3,164
14c
15c
26,501
7% 75
8.15
2,695
1,58
Jan
Ultra
Jan
24%
Feb
Union
13c
Jan
7.50 Jan
17c
Union
13c
30,500
9e
Jan
15c
Jan
45c
50c
21,000
36c
Jan
50c
Feb
United
20c
20c
21c
2,000
20c
Jan
35c
Jan
United Fuel
7%
7%
400
1.02
1.12
24,110
—i
8c
8c
—i
1.29
1.35
36c
39e
class
1.15
1.25
7c
1.25
8c
6,632
l
*
A
iij-
12
ija.
12
38c
Feb
United Keno
Jan
United
Jan
Jari
Feb
35c
10c
Rockwln
Rocky
Roe
Universal
12
Feb
44c
10%
12%
985
10
Jan
15
100
13
Jau
15
Russell
Jan
35c
33c
38c
29c
Jan
44c
Jan
i6%c
16c
12% Jan
Lawrence
127/s
12%
13
18,747
99%
99%
100
615
6%c
6%c
6%c
5,000
61%
59
61%
1,609
56% Jan
61%
14
2,257
12% Jan
14%
preferred
2,665
7
Feb
10c
6,500
9c
Jan
13%
14%
47,415
95%
95%
145
common
7%c Jan
7%
12c
12%
Jan
14%
Jan
96
Jan
7,050
67c
Jan
85c
Jan
4,600
10c
Jan
13%c
Jan
14%
151/4
13 % Jan
15 %
30%
160
27
Jan
30%
27%
715
25% Jan
27%
4.60
45c
50c
12,050
12 %c 13 %c
69c
72c
33
Gold
4.10
46c
33%
30
III!
i
13c
Petroleums
70c
*
——
—-
Oils
Rainbow
Ltd
3.30
5,125
Jan
Class
Sheep
A
Jan
24,300
11c
Jan
16c
2,400
50c
Jan
73c
1
Jan
35
Jan
2.07
2.05
2.15
8,805
1.69
Jan
2.29
%
Sicks
Breweries
4.75
7.85U
4.10 Jan
4.75
fllh'er
M11W
24%
24%
2,135
43%
43%
100
35c
35c
1,000
4.55
4.35
4.6S
II,682
3.95
Jan
SUverwoou
22%
22%
23
413
21%
23
23
140
21
"""III
4.00
4.00
4.15
I
35c
33c
36c
17c
Dairies
11
a
8 K
Mines
10%
A
common
Slocan
Van
*
Re*
Air Services
Stadacona
Standard
Oil
Starratt
Mines
Nickel
Stedman
Steel
&
Gas
Slueiuj
6 %
Jan
23
Windfall Oils &
4,500
1.00
800
150
5c
Jan
1.00
16
2,500
51
58c
80.
12c
40
42
4o
9,800
61,100
20c
21c
38
367/8
38%
1,045
1.51
1.30
1.54
298.848
Gold
"
12c
42
Feb
Yellowrex
23c
Jan
Yellowknife
17c
Jan
333/4
Jan
Jan
.
Yankee
7% Jan
Mines
Taurcanis
2.50
York
Feb
Pearson
Zulapa
52,420
16,995
7,618
68c
Jail
93c
6c
6c
6%C
37,000
5c
Jan
7c
97
97
97
14c
14c
14c
4,300
6c
6c
6%c
4,900
2.20
1.90
2.22
18,425
__
4.00
15c
19c
7,060
4.10
4.50
1,125
4.00
4.00
15
17
1,465
98%
25
3.25
3.25
3.25
300
1.15
1.15
1.24
10,050
—
*
-1
1
.*
Gold
Silver
i
1
ttonk
.
Elevators
General Trusts
Iron Works
.
61c
1.75
Jail
Jun
Jan
1.25
2.00
26%
I";
4o
Jan
9c
class
Jan
10%
20
KO
Feb
97
I
9c
Jan
17c
5c
Jan
7%c
Explorations
Empire Oils
2.22
Mines-
8c
4.00
Jan
Jari
Jan
65c
V Feb
5C
Jan
30y2c
'
Feb
73c
Feb
7'c
Jari
Jari
1.65
15
Jari
2.90
Jan
20
■
Jan
1.50
-
15%
Feb
30-
Jari
310
24
24%
24 %
40c
Jan
Jan
32
Jan
25
25%
Feb
4.60
Jan
Feb
1.55
Jan
21%
Jan
24%
Feb
21%
-
Jan
1.20
75
Jun
4.25
625
,
Jan
24%
Feb
91%
Jan
8.25
—;;
Jan
90
60
87%
Jan
8.00
8.25
850
6.65
Jan
104% :105%
-
103
-90
-
80c
183c
(38c
3^c
'18c
24c
Gc
17c"
20c
41,094
ifc
106
Jan
Jan
83c
38c
200
Feb:
41c
Jan
24c
Feb
6 '%C
Jan
20c
Jan
17 %C
241,150
5c
5,000-"
Jan
12 %C
t'
Jan
-
-
v
2.60
'2.55
2.95
16,735
30%
30 %
30%
260
30%
Feb 7:
%
11%
150
10%,
Jan
1.30
1,30
1.40
8,085
1.27
13c
14c
10%C
Jan
8c
7c
7%c
80c
-
2,700
8c
7%C
2
'
Jan
25,000
6%C
5 Vac
9,800
69c
1.80
1.95
300
-IIIl
5c
5c
2,500
19c
22c
15c
5c
16c
5,500
4,500
-
•
19c
_1
-—-1/
,
4-
>■
3%c
Jan
1.44
14C
Jan
Be
Jun
7%C
t;
Jan
Jan
85c
Feb
1.95
Feb
1.80
Jan
Feb
11%
.
Jan
80C
Jan
31% •Jan
-
Jan
85c
.
Jan
1,000
,
Jan
.
/..7%
Jan
13c
11
Jan
-
75C
11,000
•
Jan
Jan
32
1.87Q
24
Va.
1.86
Jan';"'/
35 c
-
13,750
'«
11c
12c
50C
53c
Jail
Jan
6c
Jan
16%c
1
Jan
22C
Jan
15c
Jan,
20 c
Jan
STOCKS
3v40 Jan
4,00
Gold
17
Jan
98%-. Feb
Canadian
Jan
3.25
Jan
1,08 Jan
1.27
Jan
Canada & Dominion
General
Jan
20
55,100
11c
Jan
13c
45c
Jan
54c
Jan
29%
25%
30%
1,080
28 Va
3.50
3.50
3.50
.-;•• 300
3.00
8
Jan
39c
9,360
35c
Jan
40c
Sugar
90c
15,200
75c
Feb
94c
Dalhousle
Ja.11
8% Jan
1.35 Jan
1.63
1.34
Feb
Jan
Dupont
Co
of
22%
1,057
Jan
22%
Jan
26 V'a
280
25 %, Jan
26%
3Feb
17%
684
15%
Jan
17%
2.50
2.65
300
Jan
2.65
Jan
Feb
45
48
43
45
Jan
48
Feb
31
31
32
1,235
28
Jan
32
Feb
14,500
13c-
Jan:'
18c
Feb
63% :Jan
Jan
32
;
Canada
V14c
7c
10,000
5 %c
Jan
9c
Jail
27c
17,000
21c
Jan
33c
Jan
Loblaw
25c
1,000
25c
Feb
25c
1,075
38% Jan
3934
Jan
18
18
200
17
Jan
18
Feb
34
35%
246.
29%
Jan
35%
Jan
61%
30
32
n3;i
17%
20
39%
18
39%
25'%
26
75%
Pato Consolidated
Pend
Oreille
Price
26%
25
25%
26
475
25%
Jan
2634
Jan
24
Jan
26
Feb
9c
9c
1,050
7%c Jan
12c
35%
1,750
31%
353i
Bros
33
97
32
Jan
33
88
88
90
86
Jan
88
Feb
40
85
39% Jan
40
Jan
Gold Mines:
Mines'--—.
2.00
61%
79
1,775
r-.i
200
1,073
455
'30
.—1
...
3.30
3.10
,1_
1.91
1.91
200
40
38
40%
1,733
4.75
4.75
500
60c
58c
60c
2,175
27
27
'
3.3a
:r
L
2,237
Jan
Jan
18%
19 %
Jan
20% Jan
26-
Jan
2 .50ft Jan
1.80
~
Feb
79-
21%' Jan
75
"
4.75
—1\
Feb
16%
"
i
Feb
•
•:
:Feb
3.30 Feb
2:00 Jan
Jan
■
Canadian
>*•
l._
:
Gen
Yukon Consolidated
Inv
Gold
Trust-.
Corp
Zellers- Ltd
■
1
_i.
.
•
'
326
40%
34% Jan
4%
54c
26
5%
Jan
74c
1.75
86c
12,920
1.75
1.80
2,833
16
16q
17
2,445
26
50%
27%
27,146
50
52%
7.454
16c
17c
500
67c
1.65
15c.
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
86c
FOOTNOTES
Jan
•
a
Feb
1.84 Jan
70c
27%
Feb
50 3/4
Feb
6-1 %
T«>i
13c
Jan
17 Vac
Jan
•
FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
r
d Deferred
"
Jan
-
•*
2T'
delivery sale (not Included
CANADIAN MARKETS
*>
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wi When issued.
,
.
,
Selling ex-interest.
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•
•
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year's range).
.
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wd'When delivered.
In year's range).'
e
ANO
t:Ex-lk|uidnting dividend.
Odd lot sale (not included in year'a
range)
Jan
20% Jan
No par value.
;.
.
1
x
Ex-dividend.
.
■
y
Ex-rlghts.-:
z
Ex-stock dividend."
=
.I
.
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Jan
Jan
65c
Jan
Feb
32
25%
Jan
34%
.5
-i-.1!
Inc
20
13D
17%
■"20
Feb
39^4
61%
30
1
International Utilities
32c
25c
18c
61%
(1956)—
Gaspe Copper Mines.'
21
'
Linoleum.
6%c
3.75 Jan
45
/
25c
30% Feb
17
.—l
common...
&
Jan
Jail
Jan;
'
17%
1
Oil'
Dominion Oilcloth
5%
Jan
22
Paper
Dominion Glass
Jail
1.15
5
26.%
Investments.
Jan
75c
25
High
Low
1,135
1
Westinghouse
Consolidated
Range Since Jan, H
ilioh
'5%
Jan
10,175
Shares
29%:
Industries' common
Canadian Marconi
Jan
:
l.uw
Canadian
Feb
for Week
53/a
..is
Dredging"
Feb
15% Jan
Salea
;
1 tii nice
of Prices
Par
98
2.60
wmk'i
l.ari
Sale.Price
Bulolo
38c
1
*
Emirta
itiriftj
Jan
3,600
1*
._*•
*
Cmiaflliiii
4.50
30,015
8-%
'
Jan
1.50
100;
•
v
,
..
19c
1.34
RUrbtc
•
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Asbestos Corp
1
40
Trans Canada Pipeline
Trans Mountain OH Pipe Line
Transcontinental Resources
Feb
Jan
'12c
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Feb
32
„
Ltd
50
v
1.35
--
Jan
Jan
1.80
34%
—
«
5,625
-
4.50
,
Jan
8%
Warrants
Canada
Jan
2.70
23c
V
'
Third
Preferred
13c
Jan
Feb
17c
3,200
32
25%
•
^
Feb
97
20
26%
,
32
5 %c
Jan
1.47
—I
A
Jan
Feb
Jan
8%
1.25
common
,
1.70
36c 39 %C
38c
Jan
.
Exploration
1.60
--44
-
1.20
20e
Mining
Feb
49
8 %
,*•
Finance
B
Feb
8.50
Jan
Jan
1.30
20
-
A
Towagmac
lOt
*
-
Feb
27
6%C Jan
100
..;
21c
'{
Oil
31c
Mines
Toronto
Traders
51c
85c
Toronto
Toronto
11 %c
25c
Mines
on
3.23
Jan
2.15
3,725
30
80c
*
7c
Torbrit
".i
20
1
-1
Mines
Tom bill
Jari
Jan
'
;
-
;'
%;;
1
Jan
1
16%
Texas Calgary
Thompson - Lundmark
Jan
Jan
98%
——
Jari
55c
'
4.30
-1
Zenmac Metal
90c
98%
common
-1.42
'
15%
15%'
-III 5
Yukeno Mines
Feb
91c
—1
Muier
Jan
Jan
90
-
A__
Knitting class A.
Jan
2.00
*
Hughes Gold Mines
si,ijtr*.nH
Feb
6c-
Feb
20c
3,000
1.85
>1.79
24%
1
Zinc__
Bear
38%
79C
100
-
Feb
Jan
-
8%c
6,650
6V2c.
25%
•
Mines' —-k_
24c
85 c
#
—
Ltd—
"-j2.10 Jan
1.85
*
-
•
4.30
—*:-■
Feb
85c
«•
Mines
Jan
2.50
56,313
-1
Mines
Canuck
26c
89C
1
common
Tandem
Class
Jan
1.99
1
—
&
Jan
Jan
5
5.95
7,100-
v'73'c
;65,c
32
—,1
Wright-Hargreavos
Feb
Canadian
Tamblyn
Class
51
Jan
2.Q0 Jan
2,533
.1
-
v.;27c 30Vac
39c
1
class
Ltd
Jan
16q
•
-
25%
10,000
8.15
r
Jan
6% Jan
1,500
26c
X
Industries
Tavlor
Jan
14c
lQc
800
2.50
100
—
12c
Z100
-L-
—
6c
10
-
Warrants
Woodward
9,500
—,
1.60
t
+>
Wlltsey Coghlan
38
5,000
24%
Jan
».
1.25
3,000
30
—
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Wood (John) Indus'clhss A'
18,941
ayivamie
66c
Wlllroy Mines
Feb
9.55
Switson
Jan
Jan
Jan
10c
Jan
46c
600
20c
y.
1.81
—100
1.50
48% Jan
285
,17 c 18 %c
7y8
i
1634
8%C
Preferred
12c
2.70
20c
6%c
——
Jan
7c
Exploration
72c:
m
A
Jan
9.10
*».
27
;.
l.zO
preferred.-—
Jan
9.35
-
2nd
18
16%
4.00 Jan
Jan
4e
1,100
10c
1
-
Jan
24c
7
—
5c
2,400
-
2.55
15%;
:
A__;
^
16%
2.10
*
Contact
Cons
Mines
3,836
II,735
26%-
*
preferred
882
45% Jan
-
1.500
6.50
*
Winchester Larder
24%
—
3.25
24
Feb
1.00
7%
class
11
3,795
-
3.10
5.95
"
20C.
-
Jan
1,150
urOJU-
50c
2.70
Feb
491/4
Ordinary
,
Feb
26%
Supenoi Propane common
Supertest Petroleum common
Trans
23
25
avWfl.v
Trans
Jan
47%
ttlvc.
1.38
46c
m
Warrants
48%
Sudbury
Tot
Jail
26%
Sunburst
Tiara
4.65
*
V.
Teck
4% '0
•
Steinberg preference
(Geo)
Class B
Bros
Mine#.
1.30
Jan
'
1.33
Petroleum
10%
25c
——-1
...
Weston
Jan
Jan
1
Mining
52,800
20
Naco
Jan
Canada
of
6c
-*
Preferred
35c
1
—-
V 5C
6e>
28c
Western Leaseholds
560
*
Ltd
5
——
44%
•
Uranium
Snwell
50
1
,
class
Grocers
Feb
Jfc
Corp—
Warrants
Stan rock
18%c
•'
*'
Mines
Uranium
3.50
5
Ltd—
Petroleum
Decalta
Feb
63c
Jan
Jan
21
-i
Warrants
Western
17c
17%
Jaw
Jan
6,041
11%C
Western
36c
17
Jan
66c
5,800
3.25
Breweries.!
Jan
2.10
.
Paving St Materials
Stanlelgh
10%
Jan
16c
Jan
24
10c
*
miii
Western Canada
25%
3.65
2.65
Jan
231/4 Feb
24%
1
—
Jan
Jan
Jan
58c
8%c
*
Jan
10c
*
Mines St Oils
/Lr200
Jan
15c
13%
23%
6.50
26%.
Oil
Yale Lead
42
—1
Warrants
3,620
4.00
Jan
12.
Jan
3.85 Jan
2,30. Jan
435..
Jan
51%
Feb
10c
400
62c
♦
Malartic- Mines—_—
13c
5c
.
Southern Union Oifcu
Spooner
233/4
1
Copper
Nickel—
23c
51
150
SourU Valley (XL
Southain
Spartan
23:%"
.
5
»
Petroleums Ltd
Canada Ltd
4.20
16%
1.00
.
Somerville Ltd preferred
39,195
13%
8c
56
Jan
7c
-
Jan
20% Jan
#an
3.40
297,522
2.31
Vz
8%C
common-
new
Jan
58c
17%
-
Ltd
D Manufacturing
Slater
■t;
.50c
class
2.44
lOVaC 15 %C
1
————
& W)
(G
35c
6,000
.
42,150
1334
1
—
—
4ll% Jan
27,780
17c
24
1,770
Minei
Simpsons Ltd
Siscoe
24%
»■
Silver Standard Mines
15c
Jan
5.75
5%c Jan
'
—1
Vbting trust ctfs
Sigma Mines Quebec-
49
lOo
Feb
20c
Jan
18% Jan
^,151
13c
_r*'
——.
mil
;—
West Mayglll Gas OILWesteel Products
i
Feb
common
320 :
4.00
Petroleums
West
Jan
4.50
*
Creek Gold-
50
:-75
Jan
4.65
_50c
Sherritt Gordon
52
23%
•-
Mines
Westburne
Jan
—50.
_
75
-r~
Wespac
Jan
30
53c
—1
com
preferred
2,500
56
58c
—
Western
Shawinigan Water & Power
220
8c
'•
23%
Explorations Ltd— —I
Lake
Feb
4.60
44c
IFoo
—
Security Freehold Petroleums—
19
:
Jan
8%. Feb
Jan.
4.90
3.85
1
Klines
Werner
Feb
4.50
Antonio Gold
17cL
4,800
13%
1-2
Webb St Knapp
Weedon Pyrite
Jan
27
1,445
2,400
49-
12c
Amulet Mines
Wayne
Jan
30
27%
19c
3.40
-
37c
Jan
'
•*
Alloys
Oils
Walker
Jan
95
12c
15 %
Waite
Jan
72c
1125
66
•
■
8c
III
Jan
8%. Jan
I,246
19
•»
dr-r
28c
655
.
5.70"
18C>;
56
Walnwright Producers & Ref——
Jan
11c
Warrants
Scurry
Vulcan
68c
.
3.9c Jan
Jan
11c
-135
Debentures
Violamac
Jan
70c
*
——
River
Jan
13%
1
Ltd-
Mines
Class B
Band
7%
29 %C
100-
—1
Uranium
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Sapphire
7
10c
13%
common—
Maurice Gas.
Preferred
Jan
10c
95'/a
Michael
6c
Feb1
75
5.50
50-
I
5,084
8%
5
-72
.
5.65
.25
'Viceroy Mfg class A—
Vico Explorations
Jan
Jan
3.30
Feb
5.15 Jan
—
Vandoo Consoi
Feb
13.%
Feb
16c
98
7%
Corp
St
San
20c
36,700
93.231
1
St
•
13c
Industries
Ryanor Mining
5%.
Jan
10
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
St
9c
1
Consol, Mines
Rowan
14,700
%
4,225
35c.
30c
30%c
.50
Corp
Products—
Vanadium
Feb
13C
II100
Jan
19
Hill
Canada
Upper
12% Feb
15
5QO
—
:
•18c
24
Jan
lie
Can Ltd-
V)
Jan
18c
3.60'
III
class A pfd—--
United Steel
Feb
13 %
Ltd—
Pete
(A
Preferred
16c
2.31
Jan
12C
Mines
500
3.30
Jan
4.60' Jan
——-——
8c
l
—
,
Feb
-1
•'■Rights- —-i_.-L._-
1.35
L
Mines
21c
._1
—*-■
;
Ventures Ltd
Roche
Jan
''
Jan
12%
"
16c
8%
Mountauban
United Gils
1.35. Jan
54c
15
common—
1,000
75
preferred
B
Feb
1.Q0
29,600
Class
7%
5%c Jan
12
Feb
240
35C
*'
II Hi
Uranium
"■
1.12
1.25 Jan
24c,
21c
18c
1
Mines—:
Inv
Feb
6%c Jan
1,100
16,200
7,1,17
21c
1
Ltd class B
Estella
Jan
7%
86c
1.7Q0
l
—
—i
Robinson Little
United Asbestos
10c
1.07
21c
Union Gas
Feb
50c
IIIZi
10,972
——
oi Canada—---——--—
Mining Corp
—-——
Jan
8.15
10c
'•
5.00
Acceptance 2nd pfd
United Corps
Rio Rupununi Mines Ltd—
Silk
Jan
4.80
1
Jan
Jan
l
——
4Diabase*
20c
17c
70c
35,800
24%
6.15
20
I,515
1.15
23%
5.75 Jan
2,290
--
i
EUchwelt
Ri
9,000
4,375
I7%c 18 %c
14c
*
9c
5.90
High
'
24
3.40
Tribag Mining Co Ltd—.
Trinity Chibougamau
5.85
Low
21%
4.90
33c
1
Uranium
Riverside
Oil
50c
I
& Batten.
Mines
Triad
Pipeline
Prairie
32c
V
Mines—
Explorations
Rexspar
Trans
43c
1?
Mines
Renabie
9%c Jan
Jan
32c
'
Grip
4,666
15c
18%
23%
46C
Rainville Mines Ltd
Rapid
13c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Par
High
Low
1
<
Uranium
Radio re
Range Since Jan. 1
Sharea
ol Prices
Sale Pries
Share*
High
for Week
Last
STOCKS
*
Petroleum
Quonto
12c
*.
*
Mining
Quemont
for Week
of iH-teei
Sale- Prise
Par
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougaiuau> Gold—
Quebec Copper CorpQuebec Labrador Develop—
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manttou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
—
Quebec Natural Gas—
Queens ton Gold Minis
Sales
Sales
Range
Friday
Week'*
Friday
Jan
Number 5715
187
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES
Par
Green Mountain Power
Corp
Grinnell Corp
Grolier
Society
5
1
;
Gruen
Industries Inc
Gull Interstate Gas Co
Gulf Sulphur
1
•
Corp__
Gustin-Bacon
Hasran
Corp
2,50
Chemicals & Controls
Haloid
1
Company
iM
<
Class
B
Helene
5
Co class A com_10
A)
common
Hearst Cons
Rign
Mfg
10c
10
___
Publications) cl A_25
Curtis
Ind
class
A_
1
Voltage Engineering
Hoover Co
Hudson
class
l
A
2Va
Pulp & Paper Corp
Class
A
common
1
Hugoton
Gas
Hugoton
Production
Trust
"units"
__
Co
.1
1
fclusky Oil Co
i
Indian Head Mills Inc
Indiana Gas & Water Co
Bareco Investment
Co^i_—
Indianapolis Water
1
pates • Mfgp.
Bausch
:
Loinb
&
Optical
Co__J4)
Baxter- Laboratories.,-.;—,
Bayless. (A J)
1
Class
Hathaway Ihc
5
__
Beryllium-' Corp,.—s
Black Hills Power & Light Co
.Black, Sivttlls
Botany .Mills
Brown
Brush
^Hi yspn luo
&
Bullock's
Co
_—10
——1
Water
Southern
Co—15
Jack & Heintz Inc—
Water
Supply
Electric
•
j
Co
5
1
■
—III
Kalaer
Steel
$1.46
Corp
1
common:
preferred
•
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co_10
Kansas City Public Serv Co
1
Power Co—20
Service
Utilities
5
5
:•
Inc
Oregon
i
\
Jessop Steel Co
Burndy- Corp
California
Services Inc
common
Jervls Corp
1
Castings
Caiiiornia
Iowa
Jamaica
Beryllium Co
Steel
Diver
A
Iowa Electric Lt & Pow Co
Iowa Public Service Co
Jefferson
preferred—2;i
Sliarpe Mfg{Co-,—_1()
Buckeye
•
i
1
gouv 1- "
Inc—_.
Inc, $1.2U
Bowser
International Textbook Co
Interstate Bakeries Corp
Investors
_——I——10
BenefieiaL
Berkshire
,_10
Interstate Motor Freight Sys__i
Interstate Securities Co
5
--1
Markets—
Bell: &. Gossert Co
l
Co
Co__2;V
Tampax
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
Kearney & Trecker Corp
3
Kellogg Co
50c
Tekoil
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif-1.
Cannons Mills class B com—_25
Kendall
Texas
Carlisle-Gov*.
1
Kentucky Utilities Co
1
Ketchum
Co_^_X2<2'
Calif Water &;Tcle'p.
Dehli
Canadian
Ltd
Oil
l-10e
—;
Carpenter
Paper
Ceco Steel
Products Corp
Co
Cedar Point Field
—
10
Central Electric
&
Gas
Gas
Co
Co— i()
111
Elec
Central
Maine
Power
Central Public
L-O-F
Central
Vt
Co
10
Inc
:L
—
Co—.
Corp
1
Fibers
,£10
<
COrp—.6
Lithium
Corp
Lone Star
of
._J„1
Co
Gas
5
:
Ludlow
Citizens'; U til Co Com ri A__33VaO
•)
Common class B__
—33 'Ac
1
1
cl B—5
com
Co
__iy4
1
•
Macmlllan Co
.1
Clinton' Machine Co
Madison Gas & Electric Co
Maremont
•'Collins
Radio
Class
B
Colonial
Gatf Prod—1
Co
com——_1
A
Inc U__r-_—;_2 '/a
Colorado Interstate Gas Co_i—5
Colorado
Milling. & Elev Co—1
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp
$1.25
preferred
Commonwealth* Gas- Corp
conv
McDermott
coui—3
_£25
_—1
Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Inc_2c
Connecticut- Light & Power Co_*
Continental Transp Lines Inc—1
Copeland Refrigeration Corp—1
Cross Company _i
:
5
Cummins Engine Co Inc..
_5
„_
Laboratories
Cutter
Common
Ltd
vtg£
com
Delhi
(L
1
Co_
A;
5
—1
:
T&yler Oil Corp
1
Supply,Co of N Y__2Vi
Dentists
Prods
_16
Inc„1
McLean
Raf? &
(J
Co Inc_l
Industries
lc
McLouth Steel Corp
McNeil Machine & Eng
Meredith Publishing Co
2M»
5
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc—
Class A
Miles
common
5
-7%
Laboratories
Inc
2
1
vtg
Danly Machine Specialties
Darling
Automo
Marlln-Rockwell Corp
;
1
Marmon Herrington Co Inc
I.
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
Maxson (W L) Corp
3
1
common
Stores
1
—
Inc
Mfg & Sales Co
Coastal
States
Bank & Trust
25
_j
America—1
Steel
Lucky Stores
Chattanooga
Co
10c
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
—•
Co 'xCx
Pub'Serv
Glass
Le Cuno Oil Corp
Utility Corp—_6
Central Soya Co
Central Telephone-
•
Tranmis
Tranmis
10
x
Landers Frary & Clark
Lau Blower Co
Electric Co—5
Central Louisiana
'
Gas
Eastern
10
Keystone Portland Cem Co——3
Koehrlng Co
—5
Central Indiana Gas G'Oi—,_5
'
—
——
Co—3'/a
&
Inc
Inc
Co
Corp
Tennessee
16
Kennametal
Trust ctfs
Central
Co
Tappan
—
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp. 5
Detroit. Harvester Co
*
1
Detroit Internal Bridge Co
Di-Noc Chemical Arts Inc
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line
Missouri
Utilities Co
Montrose
Chemical
_1
5
1
__5
Co_5
1
Co
l
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
lo
1
DictapiiOi-.u.
Minneapolis Gas Co
Mississippi Shipping Co
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
1
wUip
Dixilyn Drilling Corp A conv—4
Donnelley (R R) & Sons Co
5
DuMont Broadcasting Corp
Dun &. Bradstreet Ind
1
Dunham
2
Bush
Dynamics Corp of
$1
1
Inc
National Alumlnate
National Gas
Class
National
New
Nortex
Utilities*
Economics
El
Emharl
Empire
Inc
50c
State
(Texas):.
Fairmont
•
7Va
___
Oil
Co
;_1
Foods
Co
Boston
_1
Corp
10
Ftsher Brothers Co
Governor.
Florida, Steel
2.50
Co
1
Mach
Wayne Corrugated
Frlto
1
Corp
Foote Bros Gear &
Ft
Corp_2
Faper.10
Co
•
Oil
Crude
Co
_1
)
Oil
10
Co
W>xh
General Gas Corp_
2.50
Gen Telep
(Calif)
5%
pfd__20
Genl Tele Co of the Southwest
5^%
Giant
preferred
Portland
20
Cement
4
Gas
Corp
1
Coal
1
Gas Co
5
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
North Indiana Pub Serv Co
•
Northwest
Production
Corp
1
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
Miss
Otianoma
3
River
Prod__lc
Old Ben
Coal Corp
opellka Manufacturing Corp
•
5
5
Padai
Brewing Co
Pacific
•
Alrmotive
Corp
Pacific
Far
Pacific
Mercury Telev "A"
East
5
Pacific Power & Light Co
American
Pendleton
8ulphur Co
Tool
Pepsi-Cola
General
p
cm re
Brick
Co
Natural
Gas
&
6Vi
"70c
1
Bottlers
1
—10
33A
Co
Gas
Rubber
.^uutb
Portland
90c
Indus
Pickering Lumber Corp
Pioneer
1
Line
*
Co
19
Co
2
Coke
Portland General Electric Co_7l4
Potash Co of America
5
Producing
Properties
Inc
10c
B
5
Pub
Serv
Co
of
New
Hamp__.
Pub
Co_—
Glddlngs & Lewis Mach Tool Co_2
qj-ppt
&
American
North Penn
Pfaudler-Permutit
Garlock Packing
Gas Service Co
General
50c
—
Mfg Co
Fisher
8
•
Corp
Otter Tail Power Co
10c
.
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn_100
First
1
1
,
Equity Oil Co
Fanner
1
Associates—10
Co
Corp
Mfg Co
*
Co
Laboratory Inc——1
Paso Electric
Electrolux
Gas
Nat
Eastern Inctustrie's
Eastern
of Del
Assoc
Elec
Co
i.—2
prelerence
Tennessee
&
File
Thermador
North
East
Gas
5
50c
Shirt Shops
Eng
2 Vi
Corp A com_50c
common
Nicholson
Norrls
America—
B
Corp
Corp
OH
&
National Homes
Serv
Co
of
New
Mexico—5
Punta
Alegre Sugar Corp
Purolator
Products
1
1
POT
•no^note^
odlng
uage
Companies
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
NATIONAL LIST OF
Mutual Funds
Par
Funds—
& Elect'nics Corp
4.40
4.8i
5.38
7.67
3.50
}3.83
investment Trust of Boston—1
5.68
3.83
7.26
7.93
1.33
lo
6.15
4.09
1.46
Ltd
Bitl
Bond
Fund
:
Securities
Christiana
9.18
7.64
8.30
Managed Fvfnds—
11.18
12.26
6.71
,7.33
'
11.00
Growth \
—1
;
17.16
6.53
7.14
1
1
4.64
21.64
5.08
23.39
50o
15.28
16,52
Inc..
com—10012,800 13,400
100
Preferred
Fund
,11.89
15.86
•
1
Inc_—
Inq
135
129
Commonwealth Income
^
£=S bBSSx}': I?:S
24.59
16.57
9.88
8.52
10.50
.
+,
100
101
Home
6.03
11.25
9.65
188-
196
20%
26
2%r
Maryland
31%
15%
6.25
Shippers
Natl
Bankers
Beneficial
Life
Stand
Casualty
19
1
15%
17 V-'*
5
Co
Boston Insurance Co
31%
33%
29
31%
Natl Life
Columbian
Connecticut
(N J)—5
2
•
Life
Continental
Assurance
2.19
Continental
Casualty
3.53
Crum & Forster lnc
72%
68
10
265
Ins—
General
277
124 >
5
118
5
Co
Co
x78%
-10
Eagle Fire Ins Co <N J)
Employees Group Assoc
31";«
14^8
35%
37%
5
32%
5
45
50%
Fire Assurance-
-5
52
56%
10
11
44
48 %
Merchants
4
Monarch
3
Life
Monumental
Ins
Co__
49
1.23
82%
51%
3%
3
Life
Ins
Fire
:
(Bait)-10
34Vi
New Amsterdam
New
York
jlw
So6
^w5SBs=s=dsi-•• *.**
2.69
17»
SJo'rf STef
2.45
Fimployers
2.51
Federal
39%
41%
6.38
6.99
Fidelity & Deposit of Md—10
81%
8614
Fireman's
52%
55%
10.11
10.93
Franklin
67
10.15
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens Falls
43%
51%
17%
42
36%
44%
5"r
Fire-
Fire
25%
——
39%
27%.
——„2^0 r 33%
Northeastern
3.33%
Northern
Insurance
(Minn)
■
79%
7ff-
■;•>•
47
.10
-
818
74
of N Y_10 ;
Indemnity Co
361'8
>■
10'
Pacific Insurance Co
-
>7%s
12.50
Northwestern National Life-
Pacific
38%
10 %
a
Iff y
Casualty
River
81 %
36
5
81%
50%
55
'
Peerless' Insurance Co*.--—
59%
22V4
70%
9.39
North
77
;3 "
:
class A
Hampshire
85
10
—
Nationwide Corp
New
Ins Assn
Camden Fire
I
Bonding.
National Union Fire
•57
22
(N J)_10
Ins
Life Ins
13%
16%
49
10
29%
1
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
National
Bankers &
(Birai)_2
Merchants & Manufacturers
2%
29
_5
"2%
10
24%
(Wash D C)—1 1 ;
Ask
1%
Lincoln National Life
33%
Amer Ins Co (Newark N Jt—2%
Bid
1514
18
Massachusetts
15.23
5.65
&
105
7.67
10.50
Mtge
101
30
Co
Lawyers
Corp (Va)_5
Title Co
65c
20
6%
American Surety
Ins
Lite Insurance Co of Va
■! 6
11.37
Title
33
1
Flat
Companies
Liberty Natl Life Ins
Life
Companies Inc
»
:
——100
—
29%
196%
Assurance Co..5
(Jacksonville
American
61%
27 %
30%
16 %
18%
Agricultural Insurance Co
10
American Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred
5
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
Amer Mercury
3.65
!
preferred
Par
2.62
SSSSTSw*
Light-
Lawyers
58
189
10
Aetna Life
American Re-insurance
4.80
&
«Sr
Ask
133
10
Co
10.34'
.
i
10
Surety
&
15.51
'
.
Inc-
Fund
25.97
1
Bonds)
(Investment
Brl
22.15
!
—
International
Fund
20.49
■;/
Inc
Ltd
Chemical
al9.34
Funds-
8.46
15.74
1
Fund—
Venture Fund
Century Shares Trust
Colonial
20.78
14.56
1
Capital
r.-;
10.65
1
lac.
livs*) juia
Canadian Fund
Fund
Insurance
1
Investment
General
Canadian
Aetna
4.82
19.33
Bullock Fund Ltd
^
Casualty
4.40
1
Inc.,
Broad Street
California
Aetna
—1
Fund
Canada
9.86
27.87
9.80
Tr of America
Inv
Boston
8.93
Bid
Par
8.79
1
1
Power
5.64Ct
101%
Insurance
6.35
24.88
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds)_1
22.54
E-3 (Low Priced Bonds)-—.1
15.19
B-4 (Discount
Bonds)—
1
9.05
K-l
(Income Pfd Stocks)
1
7.80
K-2 (Speculative Pfd Stks)„l .
9.62
S-l (High-Grade Com Stk)—1
14.22
6-2 (Income Com Stocks)—T
9.48
6-3 (Speculative Com Stk)—1
10.41
6-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)_l
7.02
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
9.70
Knickerbocker Fund
15.50
Lexington Trust Fluids
25o
10.29
Lexington Venture Fund1
8.83
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
13.93
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc—1
5.18
Loomis Suyles Mutual Fund—a40.24
Mutual Fund Inc
Blue Ridge
Ask
112%
3.70
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc_l
Johnston. (The) Mutual Fund_l
custodian
101
.111/4
12.30
3.38
8.04
Istel Fund
Keystone
-1978
—1988
Tians
Pacific
9.75
22.17
20.29
100%
9.90
5.80
11.24
28.43
.
101%
100%
10.99
10.04
8.91
9.04
■
Inc__.__
HI
Kid
102%
1988
-1983
—
Virg Pulp & Pap 4s—
Westcoas.t
Ask
STOCKS—
Power—
water
_
41,as
West
10.29
9.47
1
-
Ask
Bid
Par
4.95
7.06
1.63
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Canada
4%s
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional Bank Fund—lo
Inst Foundation Fund-——lc
Institutional Growth Fund.lc
Institutional Income Fdnd-lc
institutional Tnsur Fund—lo
Intl Resources Fund Inc
lo
Investment Co of America
1
1.48
Axe-Hougl)ton Fund "A'.' Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science
Washington
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Bid
25o
Affiliated Fund lac
—1.25
American Business Shares
1
American Mutual Fund Inc
1
Associated
Fund Trust.—u.—J*'
Atomic Devel Mut Fund. Inc—1
Fund
Monday, February 10, 195$
.
7
Bonds—(Cont.)
Mutual
.
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, February
Aberdeen
.
Incl_10o
Manhattan Bond Fund
«.w
Diudena income i una
Investors
Musachusetts
1;|?
%
.
Trust
58%
29%.
•
Reinsurance Corp—A
4
Fund
(S
2.50
F)
.
62
31%
Pliila
Life
Phoenix
Insurance
CO—3'
—_—
■
r4"70%
74%
67
70%
10 '..
—
Proviaence-Wasliington
Quaker City Life Ins_^—
lOi:
16%
15
41%
38%
*
,
;
,,
,
-
.Mutual Fund Inc
Da. Vegh
Fund.
Delaware
Income^Fund Inc
Diver
—_—
1
Fundllnc„1
Investment Fund—1
Stk
Growth
Diversified
■Diversified Trustee Shares—
Series E-
,
_■
25c
2.48
Mlltuai
2.7-
1
«.82
Shares
y.oj
of beneficial Interest
4.80
Dividend
1
Preferred
Stock
20c
6.31
b.o4
Fund Inc—
3
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc.l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
Florida Mutual Fund Itic
1
12.03
14.48
3.28
4.28
2.12
7-31
13yl
Equity Fund Inc.
Mutual Fund
•
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common
stock series
lc
Preferred stock
series
lc
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
Futures Inc
1
Founders
Incoine
15,55
Ltd-
28
Nucleonics Chemistry &
Electronics Shares Inc
5,31
15,33
5,5,3
Fund
Growth"Fundi
'
lo
6.48
7.11
11.19
10.48
12.26
11.48
2.13
4.61
shares—:—lc
7.28
lc
lc
6.64
lc
9.19
7.98
7.41
5.67
10.07
Industry Shares Inc—1
13.40
13.80
United
15.17
15.64
Value line Fund
..lo
6hares
Petroleum'
equipment
Railroad, stock
Steel
shares
—
shares
Tobacco
Utilities
Guardian Mutual'Fund Inc
1
1
Fund
Texas
Funds
Series II-C7
United
Accumulated
Continental
Series
H-DA
4.33
3.97
—10c
'
3.92
1
a22.80
Haydock Fund Ir.c
—
lOo
2.30
2.51
1
6.73
7.36
Line Special Situations
Inc
Investing Corp
Mutual
1
7.53
Whitehall
Fund
1
7.13
8.23
7.71
Wisconsin
Fund
Incorporated
Incorporated
Fund
Investors
Income
Recent
Bonds—
Alabama
3%s
Ask
99
99%
Home
71%
73%
Houston
Burlington Industries 4 %S—1975
81%
83
Idano
Canadian
92
93
Pac
5%sl
Ry
3%s
Carrie?
Corp
4%s_
Vought 5%s
Chesapeake
Potomac
Chance
Telephone 4%s.
1966
,-1982
1977
941;,
97
98
105%
102
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
4%s
1988
Commercial Credit
4Ve?
1978
Commonwealth Edison 3%s_200b
3%s
Paso
Light
&:
1
11.19
103
103%
99%'
99%-
99%
Inc—
1
4.71
A:
Bid
1971
107%
.1987
107%
71%
Brass
109%
one
or
23,
32ncls
more
of
a
point
100
100.27
1,
3a8s April 3,
100.5
19G1
100.30
99.24
101,30
1959
1960
1,
100.12
100.24
4%s July 15, 1958
2%s Nov. 1, 1958—:
4%s Feb. 2, 1959——
100.4
100.8
2%s May 1, 1958
3%s May 1, 1958—
—
99.16.
98;20
98.28
wi
100%
100
102.6
99.24
98.28
99.4
101
100.11
4s May
103
103%
100.17
4%s. July 15, 1969
3%s April 1, 1970 wi
109%.
110 %
101
100.29
4%s Oct. 1, 1970-19673%s May 1, 1971
107-
101.7
103%./
1,
101.3
3%s
100.30
100.15
100.19
105
105.1(i
1962.
4%s Feb,
100.14
100.26
3%s Feb. 13, 1962——
4%s June 10, 1965
101.7'
100.10
I960——-—
15,
Sept.
99%„
99-
1972*1967
15,
4%s March 3,
1958
1958
103%
100
100.4
100.5
100.20
1958
May 15,
104%
100.24
101.10
—
Sept. 2,
100
10O.1-
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
4.Vas March
3.
1958
5s
99%
108
102%
1972
4.85s
101.16
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity-
Bid
Certificates
of
Feb.
Ask
Indebtedness—
14,
4s
Aug. 1,
3%s Dec.
2%s
Feb
100
1,
1959
3%s. May
1 %s Oct.
101.12
l%s
100.11
wi
101.1
101.10
—
100.13
15,
point
a
Bid
99.30
100.10
100.12
15,
April
102.2
19(X%_
97.24
1960
1,
97.4-
1961
1,
102.6
98
97.12
104.10
104.6
96.8
96.14
3%s Feb 15, 1962
1 %s. April 1. 1962
103.8
103.16
105.4
99.20
99.28
4s
99.27
1 %s
99.12
99.20
3%s
98.24
l%s April 1, 1959
98.20
Aug. 1, 1961
1%S Oct, 1, 1961—.
99.25
...
1959
Aik
98.12
4s
Treasury Notes—
l%s April 1, 1958
2%s June 15, 1958
1 %s
Oct. 1. 1958
32nds of
Notes—(Cont.)-
100.31
;
1958_
14,
more
or
1%s April 1, I960
100.8
1958-—
one
Maturity-
Treasury
1958
1
%s Oct.
1, 1959
95.8
95.16
98.4
Aug.
15, 1962—:
Oct.. 1.
94.20
1962
105.8
94.28
Nov.
15,
1962
104.4
104.8
Federal lntermediale Credit Bank Debentures
Dated
Due
6-
3-57
3-
7-
1-57
4
4.20^
8-
1-57
5-
9-
3-57
6-
Bid
Ask
3-58
100.1
100.4
-1-58
100.7
100.11
1-58
100.10
100.14
2-58
100.19
100.23
Rate
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
4% %
4%%
10-
1-57
7-
1-58
100.26
100.30
11-
1-57
8-
1-58
101.3
101.7
4 %fr
12-
2-57
8-
2-58
100.28
101
3.65%
1-
2-58
10-
1-58
100.22
100.26
3.00 'i
109%
3%6:
2-
3-58
11-
3-58
100.10
100.14
.1975
United States
81
Treasury Bills
Dollar Value
N
Can
5s
1976
Span Uranium 5%s
Gas
94
Dollar Value
Bid
97
101%
103%
3%s___ 1978
109%
110
5s
.1977
118%
120%
& Lgt
&
ww_ 1963
4%s__.1988
99%
Elec
iPacific Petroleum
February
Bid
Power
100
Units.
Textron
Sheraton
Co
138
of Am: 4%s__. 1967
Amer
1973
78
82
Tran^-Canada
1976
64
66
Underwood
1975
65
4%s. 1992
5s
86
109%
109%
113
Line
6%s
72
Units.
141
1971
82%
99.985
99.989
February 20,
April 3.
1958
99.958
99.965
February
1958
99.929
99.941
April 10, 1958
April 15, 1958
419.716
99.751
April
99,707
99.721
27,
1970
119
Virginia Electric 4%s
1987
73%
76
118
Industries 4%s
Universal Match 5s
U
S
1976
March
6,
13,
1958
99.900
99.892
99.836
99.858
99.825
99.848
99.806
March 20, 1958
7
March 24.
1958 „J
March 27.
1958
;
99.917
99.871
1958
99.769
99.831
17,:
1958„—
84%
a
a
Net
value
stock
value.
Stock
105%
dividend.
to listing
Exchange
r..
d
on
,
the New York
k
price,
stock,
Ex-dividend.
wi When
\
issued.
y Ex-stock
dividend.
99.653
99.599-
yield
99.688
99.640
Ex-rights,
t New
99.754
99.672
April 24.
1958
May 1, 1958
May b, 1953
b Bid
/
200^
asset
k Admitted
93
105%
•No par
$Ex
99.783
99.738
1958
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
143
Ask
4958
114
1971
Pipe
Corp
1982
140
83
Ask
13,
March
Pacific
lioa;
29%
101.3
1958
72%
4%s_„ 1992
Telep
111%
-*
331,4
27%-
(M) & Sons—
5%s_1977
118
31%-
108
.1981
4%s
Southwest Bell Telep
Sperry Rand 5%s ww
116
-
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
100.15
107%
103
Portland Cement 5s..l<P77
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s
wv 1983
r
Fire
100.25
4.50%
Ask
121
Power—. 1987
102%.
Genl
2
2
Y
N
of
100.28
4.25%
1988
3%s
66%
27%
100.13
4.00%
99
Ferro Corp 3%s
Fruehauf Trailer 4s.
Aug.
5.09
100
Power—
63%
25%,
12.10
97 %
:
Natural Gas
Inc
Quebec Natural Gas
.1972.
Connecticut
13.05
4%s
Pacific
Commonwealth Oil Ref—
6s
8.30
11.97
—
Michigan Bell
National
'
101%
City
100.16
105%
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy—
1978
7.59
1
5s
Light
Power
Mueller
,.1993
4%s
Oil
Lowensteln
96%
'
1
;
Bonds—(Cont.)
1988
Steel
Inc
Security Issues
1969
Barium
Fund
10,
Rite
Bid
Power
Investors
21%
84
100.8
10, 1969——
l%s Feb.
Wellington Fund
19%.
80%.
3
Westchester
100.7
100.2
3%s April 15, 1958
4.90
Washington
Oct.
3%s
4.48
Fund
26(4
the
2%s June 1, 1960
1958
6.86
lnc__1
7.51
Ask
100.23
1958
11,
10.28
5.86
2.45
Aug.
6.28
5.36
2.25
33%
100.11
—
—
1958
9.46
*
1
6.87
Inc
8.27
14.47
1
Boston
7.57
13.31
Street
4.70s
10.66
1
Fund
July
26,
10,
11.18
9.51
Line
,
78%
S
-
12.08
10.19
Income
Fire
Mortgage Assn—
June
35%
9.32
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
of
11.17
11.03
31%
a28.60
10.07
8.75
Inc
8
_3
U S Life Insurance Co in
12.21
1
Income
Fund
8.15
Ihcomo Fund Shares_l
Ltd
Y)
U
13.48
Science Fund
Canada
(N
41%
10.47
Untied
Wail
•
7.53
9.58
12.30
United
Funds
4<45
3s Feb
10.26
1
Value
10c
,
Fund—1
Fund
Trust
99%
••
United
Inc—
:
40%
1
Inc
United Funds Inc—
&
Fidelity to Guaranty Co—10
100.12
Mar,
4%s
1
Value
Hamilton
28.84
a20.91
1
Television-Electronics Fund
Guar
U S
100.3
10^ 1958—_!
4.05s Apr. 10, 1958
4%s May 8, 1958
3%s
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund—1
Sterling Investment Fund Inc-1
6.26
Federal Natl
4.20s
38:!u
Southwestern Investors Inc:
1
Sovereign Investors
1
State Street Investment Corp..*
10.78
2.35
5.06
5.16
28.o6
•
Smith
lo
shares
sharesRailroad Bond shares
Mining
Title
90%
2%s May
2 %5 Feb.
4.10s
a32.78
lo
Merchandising
49i,ii
■
.
al0.20
Selected Amer Shares
1.23
Shareholders TtUSt of Boston
1
8.66
10.80
159'
48%
46%'
Accident
Standard
30%
Y__10
1958-
6.15
9.29
7.49
6.68
67%
.(Q
Marine.
74%
Ins__10
1958
11.27
lo
share»—lo
shares
—lc
Bond
Institutional
16,
15,
5.69.
6.83
6.09
8.31
9.86
5.70
9.87
39%
&
39%
1958
July
10.37
(Edson B) Fund—
491/4.
63
45%
Fire
95
1958__
June
1
6.93
6.88
6.32
6.27
8.48
17,
April 15,
4.60s
Funding
Scudder, Stevens & Clark—
Common Stock Fund
6.26
46%
:
10-
Federal Home Loan Banks—
3.30s
Science & Nuclear Funds
1
Scudder Fund of Canada Inc—1
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
10.09
9.21
5.70 *
10
24
8,39
1
Inc
31F*
6.25>
Obligations of Government Agencies
3.72
14.11
7.26
Fund
Marine
&
Surety Co
10'
Figures after decimal point represent
12.66
12.98
Putnam (Geo) Fund
Fire
Security (New Haven)
20.09
6.62
1®*
Standard Life
7.68
19.89
6.11
1®
9.05
1
Inc
Paul
Seaboard
Travelers
84
Amer-. 5
Jersey Insurance Co of N
11.55
1«
Thares
shares"!
Jefferson
$3.40
•
Inc
Price (T Rowe> Growth Stock
Fund Inc—
1
Puritan
152%
5
fuRurance Co. of North
5.98
—2.50
Fund
Street
10
Home
4%s
Corp—.
Fund
37
Bid
8.28
1
Securities
10
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection
and Insurance Co
10
30
1
Inc
Peoples
Philadelphia
Co
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
20.76
1
Insurance
York Capital Fund
Canada
Bt
42%
.
7.52
5.47
19.20
Hanover
4%s March
8.64
5.27
13.99
5,oy
shares
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund-lo
Electronics & Electrical
KnuiDment shares
—lo
Food shares
1®
Fully administered shares—lc
General bond shares
lc
Industrial Machinery shares.lo
El
6.88
over-The-Counter Securities
of
Gulf Life
49%'
5.57
12.46
6.64
Caniial
Growth
5.10
11.83
Chemical
RR
7.96
1
9.49
,.
3.55
1
^ew
5.90
1
1
AwiftHnn
9.75
7.28
Pioneer Fund Inc
Buildina
19.56
9.02
5.40
12.64
shares
3.13
1
Series
American
14%
13
~39-%
Republic Insurance-(Texas)
10
Republic Natl Life Insurance
2
Springfield
3.25
11.57
Automobile
26%
j
Series
3.o9
4.67
2.37.J5
<w«iritie3—
r>rmn
24%
1
Corp
Investors Trust
General
(Jacksonville Fla)_2la
10.70
1
General^ Capital
9.36
9.79
Fund Inc
Industries
35%
1
Series
Growth Stock Series
New
England Fund
Pine
Gas
18
33%
18.08
1
Series-
Bond
Stock
Fidelitv
16%
5
1
Series
Balanced
31%
5
2.88,
1
Series
135.u»>
Investment
Fund Inc
Electronics
Energy
^1.73
20.-3
29:%
Globe & Republic
Great
National Security Series-
20.23
18.34.39
133. a
5
19.64
13.93
al2.27
Nbti0n Wide Securities" Co Inc.l
1
--1
Corp..1
-10
Stock Fund.
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)'—,
2
Ins Co -10'-
Reliance
10
8.52
1
Corn
4
18.1,7
1
National Investors Corp
Fund
Balanced
-1
Inc
Insurance
12.89
Mhtual Trust Shares
,
1
Fund—
Fund
invest
Mutual
& Howard—
laton
Life
.
Units, of beneficial interest—1
Mutual Income Foundation—1
1 i.w
—
Fund inc
Massachusetts
.■
17,n
io.3.>
Inc
Fund
Dreyfus
7.67
v
•
6._,6
8.41
2.50
—-——
Dividend Shares
8.77
5.71
int--33%c
investors'.Growth Stock,
33%c
Ma; s
66,2
10.33
7.97
.
share of beneficial
P_
13.o7
13.43
63
9.39
1
1
Delaware
•
,0
1
*>• Vcfrh Investing Co Inc
Life
99.609
Number 5715
187
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(717)
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank clearings this week will show
compiled by
liminary figures
based
us
$23,284,500,288 against $21,567,733,810 for the
Our preliminary totals stand
week in 1957.
same
At this center
gain: for the week ending-Friday of 15.4%. Our comparative
week follows:
' '
"'f;
there is a
the
summary for
week Ending Feb. 8—
1958
York
Chicago
;•
Boston
City
Louis.
1,161,000.000
645,613.044
665,571,912
412.487,726
367,101.918
'
,
:
___
;
-
638,597,530
•I-
416,830,182
+
+
Delaware—Wilmington
Jersey—Trenton
356,537.851
+
5.2
+
9.6
+
2.4
4,122,298,310
+
+
$23,284,500,288 $21,567,733,810
16,653,169
+10.7
19,594,280
14,900.640
—21.0
1,275,264.860
1,179,913,011
—ii0.5
2.5
10,816,802
260,246,617
—12.4
529,934,445
52,917,900
51,900,000
+
2.0
54,071,900
10,089,339
11,069,896
14,350,858
515.079,922
—
8.9
—11.6
8,249,959
14,887,061
466,852,640
392,478,145
9.6
1,345,059,424
1,172,911,345
+ 21.2
4,062,970
20,819,000
174,061,148
172,836.035
9,857,825
__
'
14,002,417
455,289,931
+
(7 cities)—
—1,331,190,695
Virginia—Huntington
4.707,464
8.392,441
339,756,528
In the elaborate detailed
Feb.
appear
liot available at time of going to
press.
has to be estimated.
cases
that
For
at
we
present further below,
center
decrease
was. a
of
3.5%, the aggregate clearings for
having amounted to $21,694,267,790 against $22,490,675,176 in the
week in 1957.
this
there
week
the whole country
same
statement, however^ which
able to give final and completerresults of the previous week—the week ended
1.
Outside of this city there was a loss of
showing
We group
in which
located and from this
they
are
117,813,182
(6 cities)
682,658,251
u
697,904,592
Reserve District of 2.6%
Cleveland
serve
and in the
the cities according to
we
the
note that in
rec'qrd
falling off of 4.0%, in the Boston
2.2%, but in the ,Atlanta Reserve District the totals
District of 5.4%
there>'.i^
are
larger by
loss of 1.6% and the St. Louis Reserve
a
5.1%, but the Minneapolis Reserve District enjoys
Kansas City Reserve-District
In the
smaller by 9.6% and in the Richmond Re¬
are
The Chicago-Reserve District"suffers
District of
a
Philadelphia Reserve District of 21.0%.
Reserve District the totals,
District by.
4.1%.
the.'totals
a
In the
gain of 6.5%.
increase of 7.3%, in the Dallas Reserve
an
and in the San Francisco Reserve
following
furnish
we
a summary
OF
District of 3.8%.
1st
Ended
Feb.
1
Boston.
2nd
3rd
New
12
10
York
Philadelphia
4th
8th
"
.
+,
1.097.161,439
12*119,280,266
.
1,473,033,119*
"
682*658,251
"
1,201,018,417
1,153,886,323
j—17
—
.+
10,937,548,710
12,585,819,587
1,275,264,860
1,179,913,011
9.6
1,345,059,424
2.2
646,588,235
636,988,230
4.1
1,103,423,648
1,515,514,805
1.439,164,837
1,328,573,826
653,250,898
688,213,960
5.1
691.285,105
527,830,124
f
6.5
510.980,852
477,912,288
r
7.3
575,497,269
573,876,519
5.4
463.165,995
452,861,205
11th
Dallas-
6
"
525;802;335
—
Outside New York
City
add
now
our
1,191, '267,561
22,490,675,176
10.520,979,416
;
10,860,348,408
+
—
—
3.8
1,160,926,513
1,088,766,762
3.5
20,932,906,903
3.1
10,423,335,777
9,703,875,260
each eity for the
1958;
••:
.
•
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
^
Maine—Bangor
1
Ended
Week
Fall
River__
Lowell
Feb.
1
'J
5,907,480
4,696,982
7,022,710
5,591,700
254,087,904
250,527,542
186,217,544
12,885,833
601,015
206,155,913
1,153,886,323
__
i
Alabama—Birmingham
Mdbile
^
___
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
Total
Orleans—
.
cities)
(10
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann
$
Rapids
Lansing
,' sioio.lio
.6,937,215
+ 21.7
3,093,037
2,555,539
+
0.8
6,789,104
5,201,969
—
672,099,716
1.1
637,066,603
3,433,433
13,820,073
8.7
1,361,476
—
—
Tcrre
3,202,263
3,863,726
3.6
14.069,406
13,451,709
10,562,415
9,397,401
45,150,534
—20.0
48*060,843
40,396,196
47,557,415
—15.1
24,559,3.65
—13^
26,835,108
18,899,512
29,827,000
Hampshire^—Manchester
Tbtal
29,523,100
1.0
29,840,000
28,460,800
2.453,909
+
2,419,082
799.760.239
<12 cities)
820,757,358
+
—
1.4
2,670,134
Des
784,001.455
68,505*014
(a >
129,714,761
:
JSlmira—-.
2,868,434
r_
—
+
.
23,041,912
24,300,162
4.2
(a)
142,837,799
•2,683,841
*
.
—
9.2
V
5,713,044
(a»
124,664,231
128,054.384
6.9
Sioux City
:
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago.
2,912,33'.
3,428,900
11.173,288,374
11,630,326,768
^
;
i
York
Rochester
Syracuse
39,445,277
;
New
Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey
Total
(io
46,522,547
26,949,784
26,449,822
32,536,648
39,260,469
.69,192,751
76,773,085
86.241,331
82,492,021
11,634,557,285
12,119,280,266
'
Connecticut.—Stamford
cities)
-
_
965,134,993
—16.4
2,424,834
2,927,419
7.5
16,303,172
—29.9
19,791,468
12,992,666
11,734,005
4.3
82,141,000
—10.6
9.823.562
3,779,681
74,622,000
8,677,387
3,831,048
121,150,680
5,301,790
42,340,474
133,422,735
6,498,390
6,318,175
49,341,968
44,085,136
15,001,640
.—
_i
13,347,156
1,394,691
2,183,385
1,125,133,427
1,127,774,599
8,34.2,488
7,971,043
12,809,833
14,702,404
10,193,598
11,020,978
Decatur..
_■
:
———
(17 cities)—
—
—
5.5
—
—
2.9
2.9
130,121,565
6.101.563
—10.7
48,157,884
—
+
+12.4
13,799,405
11,876,010
9,148,941
15,426,076
+ 56.6
1,561,976
1,426,259
0.2
988,112,115
—12.9
1,064,206,298
7,559,698
14,136,404
7.5
9,910,226
—
4.7
+
—
5,259,539
13,404,204
8,171,371
5,170,943
5,867,279
—11.9
5,928,602
5,595,341
1,491,097.819
1,515,514,805
1.6
1,439,164,837
1,328,573,826
351,400,000
205,292,945
129,019,405
■>.
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
357,000,000
172,955,452
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
Total
120,844,927
2,450,519
——
(4 cities)—
2,835,717
+
—
3.9
•
Minneapolis
St.
2,436,653
2*310,127
5.1
691,285,105
664,665,987
-
9,009,145
364,323,291
—11.3
144,168,520
126,511,400
+ 14.0
North Dakota—Fargo—
9,136,681
7,783,835
4,458,828
4,107,999
5,184,623
12,898,423
4,819,789
11,274,665
562,009,750
527,830,124
Montana—Billings
Total
(7 cities)—--—
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
110,907,1^4
6,807,470
7.6
8,870,897
345,413,758
128,481,265
7,859,080
3,931,114
2,973,507
+ 14-.4
13,45*.331
4,712,923
J1.176,386
6.5
510,980,852
477,912,288
—50.5
1,039,354
1,232,108
0.5
905485
9,429,064
133.519.7T4
15,095,628
1.6
+
+17.4
"+.
8.5
+
321,324,359
121,743,768
8,226,110
3,921,062
976,6,66
1,971,465
707,771
9,646,125
149,045,727
Omaha
Kansas—Topeka
St.
4-
City-
9,490,706
+
1.6
138,034,453
10,024,029
+
8.0
—
—-
'
6,501,795
25,735,725
368,349,477
City
13,384,893
13,065,272
Joseph
—
(9 Cities)
__
4,951,983
4,892,222
-
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Eleventh Federal Reserve
Texas—-Austin-;
614,493,101
572,590,741
—
—35.1
11,785,684
+ 17.7
26,162,62.7
375,762,212
10,870407
8.4
+
2.4
—
903*769
140,964,542
9,097,063
27,710,661
361.395*033
11,711.869
1.2
6,023,302
5,765,856-
+ 7.3
575,497,269
573,876,519
6.6
10,144,343
387,807,929
11,758,117
380,297,509
33,474,485
+
District—Dallas
—
Dallas
—■
—,
36,558,624
6,757,000
—
7.8
+
-^5.5
34,114,880
7,422,000
7,871,§82
8.O38.00O
—15.9
6,716,582
7,321,774
6,157454
—18.0
16,355,261
——
12,208,651
5,700,927
14,849,299
+ 17.8
--
14,302,958
525,802,335
498,793,478
463,165,995
452,861,205
Galveston
Falls
Wichita
10,753,212
420,750,009
38,702,031
10,039,763
453,521,715
Fort Worth——
Louisiana—Shreveport
(6 cities)——
10.509,571,126
12,182,526,220
45,905,833
25,332,312
24,616,093
177,430,665
4,432,539
179,964,392
4,389,275
180,187,361
90,672,467
24,692,605
16,848,177
651,747,717
25,098,850
Oregon—Portland
Lake City
California—Long Beach
75,273,379
—
75,570,569
4.0
10,937,548,710
12,585,819,587
1.0
+
4.7
00,302,158
24,904,740
+
0.4
—
0.9
181,241,158
4,833,721
168,781,591
171,555,729
77,358,220
24,021,622
160,399,838
—
6.4
16,397,601
+
4.8
643,884,493
21,503,461
6,614,806
+
16.7
25,848,518
+
10.5
10,327,438
+
0.3
6,218.288
9.567,163
1,191,267,561
^1,147,451,197
Stockton
(10 cities)—
total
(109
74,169,066
85,735,136
1.4
172,131.400
10,357,387
—
—
Jose
Grand
9.9
4.5
+
—
'
621,811,013
Santa Barbara—.
Total
5.4
7,309,330
Pasadena
34,067,535
+
District—San Francisco—
Utah—Salt
San Francisco
"37,500,000
—
207,448,706
2.0
•
7,987,114
378,175,561*
—
—
San
1.9
+
344,000,000
208,195,708
120,452,744
District—Minneapolis-
______—
Paul
2,115,256
—17.1
—
360,200,000
6.3
-
688,213,960
17,992.077
36,626,979
—15.2
+
1.6
-15.8
2,501,610
653,250,898
——
Ninth Federal Reserve
2,708,692
3,040,661
—15.1
•
Jamestown
New
1,103,423,648
758,977,727
'
Buffalo
4.1
+
—16.4
.
Yakima
Binghamton
10,541,716
606,251
168,271,029
3,794,282
.
Moines
Washington—Seattle
71,407,571
7.8
11,714,642
667,005
183,105,807
129,574,571
Wisconsin—MilwaukeeIowa—Cedar Rapids-
Twelfth Federal Reserve
York—Albany—
150,794,751
8.7
204,556*916
2,212,680
2.6
Second Federal Reserve District--New York—
New
165,420,508
2.8
658,620
9,002,363
;
Haute
Total
'
7.5
12,534,964
1,019,423
8.2
21,147,964
Haven
Rhode fcland—Providence
5,984,928
174^39,848
15,040,846
82,516,000
—
Indianapolis_
South Bend
3,577,347
3,361,375
—
12,887,008
10,316,654
221,986,737
3,069,106
20,334,395
10,596,785
622,276,778
—17.0
.3,246,080
% 1,664,761
13,324,270
=
6,054,039
1.4
+
8,043,726
3,172,537
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Total
3.153,355
—
7,444,859
—16.0
2,566,271
18,819,155
10,010,061
10,539,608
78,953,000
_______
Missouri—Kansas
•
_
—15.9
26,879,921
173,145,211
Wichita
2,962,913
Connecticut—Hartford
New
1955
1956
Dec.
,•
—
District—Chicago—
Arbor
Lincoln
-
1,382,499
Worcester
New
Inc. or
•
$
664,629,334
;
New Bedford
Springfield
1957
6.990,772
Massachusetts—Boston
•
,
,3,L7§,373
Portland-
•
112,771,690
307,500.000
7.2
.
„
Hastings
.
,
27,953,024
143,182*849
337,000,000
6,338,947
4.6
+
Nebraska—Fremont
years:
'
Clearings at—
1.5
6,515,401
21,886,401,480
detailed statement showing the figures for
February 1 for four
636,988,230
+
South Dakota—Aberdeen
.+
1,147,451,197
21,694,267,$90
"
cities
646,588,235
356,800,000
Minnesota—Duluth
498,793,478
10
2.2
—
28,273,790
664,665,987
562,009,750
————109
316,781,423
116,947,496
965,134,993
1.6
1.491,097,819
—
5.72,590,741
Francisco
114,770*698
1,172,911,345
"
614,493,101
We
4.0
"
"
week ended
758,977,727
"
9
Total; __-V-
784.001,455
7
—
Kansas City.
12th San
$
2.6
4
—
St. Louis__
9th Minneapolis
10th
"
—
697,904,592
10
_
7*600*820
325,273,599
1955
$
—21.0
1,275,419,213
1,331,196,695
".
—
—
6
6th Atlanta
.
820,757,358
11,634,55.7^285;
3.1
3.2
+
114,774,870
1,201,018,417
Augusta
Springfield
1956
or
Dec. %
$
%;
"
7
5th Richmond!
7th Chicago
5
—_11;
Cleveland
Inc.
1957
799,760,239
cities
4,383,875
19,524,000
CLEARINGS
BANK
$
-
+ 17.1
—
27,036,011
.
Macon
Peoria
by Federal Reserve Districts:
1958
Week
4.1
—
382,600,000
;
Georgia—Atlanta
Total
SUMMARY
7,169,538
9.5
—
120,029,705
Rockford
In the
11,101.547
Sixth Federal Reserve District—AtlantaTennessee—-Knoxville
Grand
the New'York Reserve District
48,439,300
5,423,859
3.1%, the bank clearings
decrease of 3.9%.
a
Federal Reserve Districts
350,568,909
121,569,095
Carolina—Charleston
Florida—Jacksonville
:!
2.4
—
10,490,263
255,571,355
449,406.876
8.0
Accordingly,- in the above the last" day. of the week in all
we are.
3,387,991
23,541,421
194,923,551
21,315,318
Nashville—..—
are
—
—
186,917,405
.
Maryland—Baltimore
District of Columbia—Washington-
We. can not furnish them today, inasmuch as the week
Iigtufes
3,864,548
6*248,576
16,347.530
1,275,419,213
Richmond—,
2.4
844,101,829
ends Saturday:and;the Saturday
5.3
—
592,155,681
Virginia—Norfolk:
8.2
824,459,651
day
issue of next week.
our
6,170,311
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
..
6,155,234
3,839,898
6,881,499
18,103,220
1.3
9.5
+
11,019,578
277,457,184
Total
in
6.3
—
4,307.638
18,433,389
—_—.—
Youngstown—
'
Total all cities for week—
3,574.781
—
1,007,161,439
.
cities)
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
.-+-*j;t$22i440,398,459 $20,743,274,159;
1
1,120,000,000
4,411,857
+
518,495,298
Total
4,220,509,145
Total all cities, five days
(11
1,206.000,000
5.0
—
270,537,985
South
?
15,684,109
■
0.4
—22.2
1,118,972
1,826,804
3.0
Other cities, five days
All cities, one
5,695,940
York—
6.0
500.338,706
—$18,219,889,314 $16,620,975,849
'
6,370,365
3,548,311
~
Wilkes-Barre
west
Ten cities, five days
5,970,828
3,503,045
14,848,521
~
4.172,643
0.3
1.4
Baltimore
v
3,544,652
Mansfield
4-12.4
647,300,000
Cleveland—
,y
3,722,418
I__
.
Scranton
Columbus
3.0
—
%'• 441,707,759
; -
—
—10.5
1,932,374
1,214,000,000
6,238,982
Philadelphia
Reading
$
1,553.211
Cincinnati
"375.000,000
;
—.
1955
1,458,249
2,211,829
1,925,251
4,683,543
Cleveland
—-18.9
358,700,000
%
—
2,062,225
1,730,085
Lancaster
1956
—14.5
4,157,492
945,000,000
.
Ohio—Canton
3.9
332,400,000
------
Pittsburgh
1,755,425
2,055,230
Chester
1
or
1,501,449
Bethlehem
New
Feb.
Inc.
Dec. %
-1-15.4
+
515,314,726
—
Francisco
San
-
1,035,877,349
'-942,000,000
______
Kansas
.•
1,076,430,631
-..--2rlL
—
$
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
$11,120,420,401
—
Philadelphia
1957
$12,831,635,428
—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Ended
1957
$
Total
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
New
Week
Pre¬
year ago.
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
8.0% above those of the corresponding week last year.
at
a
United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
cities of the
District—Philadelphia1958
increase compared with
an
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Feb. 8, clearings for all
of the
Third Federal Reserve
45
outsit New York
.Estimated,
cities)——
city
(a)
—
21,694,267,790
22,490,675,176
io,520.979,410 10,866,348,408
Clearings operations
discontinued.
+
—
—
5,433,818
$6,306,147
22,432,726
16,895,570
604,801,041
17,967,179
6,765,706
9,983,146
3.8
1,160,926,513
1,088.766,562
3.5
20,932,906,903
31386,401,480
3.1
10,423,335,777
9,703,875,260
-
%
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
,
■"
Foreign Exchange Rates
1930, the
F?deI+ **?ser f
cable transfeis on the cimere
record for the week just passed.
FOREIGN
We give below a
of the world.
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
JANUARY
Country and Monetary Unit
31,
RESERVE
FEDERAL
BANK
1958 TO FEBRUUARY 6,
■"
Friday
•
•"
Argentina, peso—
Official -
Ceylon, rupee
Finland,
markka
France
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00311807*
International
.00285795*
.00285795*
.00285795*
.00285795*
.00237562
.00237562
.00237562
.237941
.211061
.210987
.211019
.211039
2.815625
2.816625
2.816875
2.816562
2.816562
.237925
,
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912*
.328168
.328275
.328208
.0800560*
.08005GO*
.0800560*
.328141
+ .0800560*
".263770
.263800
y
2.788737
2.788985
»
2.787747
-
_
,140080*
.140080*
.
_
.496950*
.
-
•
«... "■
.0349000*
_
/v.";
.193283*
.
.193283*
.
•
.
2.805105
.'2.815625
.
-
.496950*
.496950*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0238095*
,193283*
.193283*
.193283*
,
.233350
.233350
$2.50 preferred
2.806039
2.806039
2.816562—
2.8165G2
$2.50 preferred
-
..w
.
-
■
.
:
.
Feb. 5,.
..
Jan. 29,
1958
1958
Feb. 6,1957
Redemption fund for
Total
F.
R.
notes
notes
D.
22,102,586
Industrial
loans
advances-^.—
—-
(quar.)-
;
Gas
Pf.
bought outright
repurchase agree't
Total U.
Total
Due
Govt,
loans
from
and
foreign
T/ncollected
Bank
S.
securitiessecurities—
banks
23,306,635
104,300
Total
84,295
A
10,413
—
LIABILITIES--
J,
—
50,500
+
Member
reserves
acct
—
50,500
+101,300
+
—
50,800
52,089
—
56,402
+
20,300
36,102
—
711,675
—
7
—.
—137,916
36
+
—348,827
20G.656
283,753
321,124
Other
Total
Deferred
Other
—
16,396
&
+
80,863
—304,492
+
26,717
+
54,066
19,8G9,881
availability cash
habs.
items.
accrued divids.
Total liabilities
—142,846
3,619,014
14,568
—202,048
50,188,956
Uurplus
Other
(Section
capital
Total liab.
Ratio
to
347,780
of
gold
7)
667
—
—361,957
13b)
and
Loans
adjusted*
investments
R.
accts.__
note
—
7,111
+
9,863
—
25,152
—
+
51,550,629
12,714
348,827
.2#
+
+
32,913
130,387
—
—
107,331
—
102,397
+
and
dealers
for
purchasing
or
U.
S.
1,645
258,137
+
100,523
274.
—
124,975
—
+
19,548
——i
Government
$1.05
1
3-14
3-
1
2-14
3-
■7
,.
3-14
3-14
4-
1
2-14
\3-.l
2-14
97»2C
3-
1
2-14
1 *r32c
13-
1
2-K
,
(quar.)
2-14
2-14
:
ir.2#
I
3- 3
2-6
vl):
J25c
,
^
v-.;.
3-
1
Cash
notes
•
u__
in
+
385
7
—
banks
—
Federal
Reserve
+
9
—
—
21
62
—
42
—
250
+
3
Banks
vault—
34
+
32
280
—
168
+
—
324
—
20
+
+
63
+
176
—
422
24,790
+
198
1,181
+
194
S.
deposits adjusted
deposits except U. S. Government
Government
Interbank
.
deposits
demand
Domestic
banks
10,252
1,533
__
From
.15"l47
r+
—
28,675
•Exclusive
loans
to
211
+
249
+
+
7
and
after
—
180
—
261
deduction
of
+
•
■
357
—
Co.
(quar.).,
1,157
1,079
+
■
14
preferred
Below will be found
and
stock
including those called
under
100
+
justed, $324 million in
reserve balances with Federal
Leserve Banks, $422 million in
demand deposits ad¬
justed, and $249 million in demand deposits
credited to
domestic banks. ,:
valuation
re¬
&
Wire
.Commercial and industrial loans
degreased $218 mil¬
reporting member banks; the
principal changes
decreases of $80 million in the
San Francisco Dis-
Community Public
3+4#
irict, $64 million in the Chicago
District, $22 million in
(he Cleveland
District, $20 million
in-the St.
and $13 million in the Boston
EftS nJ?9(milli0n Sn New
hi
7"j8I)?ear 111 ano*^er Press release. Loans
Covemmifd dealers for purchasing or carrying U; 8,"
government and other
(n
.
securities decreased
$*88-million.'
Treasury bills increased $42
million-,:U."
S.
Date
—_Mar
Five-year.,6# sinking fund debs, due May 1, 1961
Ltd
5%#
5#
s.
f. secured conv. debs, due Dec.
15,
Feb
Kromex
...
Geti'l mtge. bonds, 5#
.Pacific Finance Corp. 4Va#
Pet Milk Co., 4##
Pinellas
8#
Industries.
Feb
conv.
-3##
1st
mtge.
bends
2
due
.
Feb
45
2-14
$1.18:#
3-
1
2-14
3-
2-15
1
329
3-
I
2-14
1
2-14
3-
1
2-14
30c
1
576
12V59
Mar
3
'
1
'
Lees
U-liarv
*617
Lestern
1
2-10
4-
1
3-10
,
1-31
2-15
24c
:50c
3-10
2-10
5c
;
2-15
1-15
5c
•
.
..
.
3-15
2-28
,5c
6-15
5-29
10c
^
2-20
3.3c
3#
1-31
5-15
5- 1
2-25
•
15c
2-15
2-14
2-28
25c
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40c
3-12
2-14
50c
3-
1
2-14
3-28
3-14
62 Vac
1-30
50c
3-
1
$1.50
4-
1
3-15
$1.75
5-
1
4-15
10c
2-15
2- 1
14c
I"
2-15
1-31
1-24
10c
2-10
$1.25
2-14
1-31
40c
3-15
3- 1
3
3- 3
2- 3
1-27
2-17
50c
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RR. Colli
Ltd.—
2-20
2-10
3-H
Y.)
II~
3-
t$1.75
I"
Champagne
2-10
5#
(quar.)
(quar.)
-
30o
3-
1
J25c
3-
1
J25c
3-
1
"
Shops,
Ltd.
(quar.)— ""
1
t$l
(quar.)---II_.
1
-0-15
3-16
3- 3
3-3
+ '1-27
.40c;
3-17
4-1
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3-11
50c
"
"
"
.r
3-14
3-14
2-27
2-14
62 #c
-
II__II
2-15
1
4-
1
-
"
7
—_
4-
35c
2-15
-3-18
*•
25c'1
-
;
(quar.)u_—__IIII
4-
ile
(irregular)
_I—IIHIIl
III—II
4- 1
t$l
(quar.)—!-—
Engineering
3- 4
3-
.
(James) As Sons Iquar.)
Salt "Co.
2- 4
3-15
30c
(quar.)
Lehigh Portland Cement
Leslie
2-14
2-15
3-
30c
common (quar.).
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Cady Co.. (quar.)
-
2-25
1
6c
Co.; common (quar.)_
'"$2.50 preferred
(quar.)
147
2- 5
3-15
$1.18+4
Leath &
•
2-20
32c
IIIII
:
Candy
2-14
1
3-
(quar.)
Co.
2-14
3-
Lawson & Jones,
Ltd., partic. class A (irreg.)
Participating class B (irregular)
i#
non-cumulative preferred
$2758
15
Secord
Extra
Lee &
*•
Corp.
1-1*
1
$1.05
$1.08%
$1.12#
preferred
2nd
Lane Bryant, Inc.
-
I,
1978———-—"-I"
1st
Stock dividend
Salle Wine &
Laura
"i,".1964
i
2-14
1
$1
7# preferred (quar.)
Lanston Industries (quar.).
;
.
_
s.f.-debsv due July
Toledo Edison Co.— *
2-13
1
3-
common--—
Milling,
..
28
capital debenturos due 1967_Mar
1
2-28
3-
(quar.)
(irreg.)
Lake Superior &
Ishpcming
Lake of the Woods
,
cumulative preferred 6toct_
Inc.—
22 #c
(quar.j
*2472
25
f. series, due Feb. 15, 1977_Feb 15.
s.
3- 4
593,*c
-
L'Aiglon Apparel, Inc.
(quar.)
Lafayette National Bank
(Brooklyn,
Semi-annual
-
1971
conv.
non-cum.
Krueger (W. A.)
Inc.—
"
3-14
6c
572
1
1, 1950, due Mar. 1, 1970-Mar
May Stores Realty Corp.—
3- 7
25c
As Co. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
6#
...
Memorial Hospital
"Association,
1st s. f. bds. dated Mar.
3- 1
1
II.)
7#
Pa„e
.
Lodi
2-21
1
95c
■.
Kroger Company Co.,
Co.—
bonds, series D, due 1984
(S.
$2.50
last date for mak¬
'
Service
first mtge.
Home Oil Co.,
toufa Dis-
District, and an inYork City ^Changes accord-
or
Diversified Oil & Mining
Corp.—■
lion at all
were
redemption,
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
1
3-11
4-
—
Koeliring Co. (quar.)
Kresge (S. S.) Co. (quar.)
Kress
3
1-15
2-14
"
^Common
bonds, notes,
2-
2-28
,,
j.
4-14#
Production
2- 3
2-10
$1.03 V*
(quar.)—"
Knickerbocker Fund (a distrffcTution of
from income plus 6.7c from
profits)
ing tenders, and the page number gives the
location in
the current volume
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were
given in the "Chronicle."
Company and Issue—
7
4.80# preferred (quar.)—
Keystone Custodian Funds—
sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the
redemption
2-25
2-25
4-
dividend^
:
preferred (quar.)—_
for
2-28
~
2-14
40c
.
Knox Glass, Inc, (stock
Knudsen Creamery, 60c
called
2-28
2-28
62 Vac
;
.
(quar.)
Keystone Income Fund Series "K-l" (from
net investment
income)
list of corporate
a
common
2-2B
1
4-1
$1.25
—
com.
•
($50 par)
Monthly
Kcyes Fibre Co., "common
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
preferred
2-28
,
■'
—
4V« # preferred
(quar.)
King Bros.
66,028
1,223
3-14
I 2-£6
4-1
:'>4-:
50c"
—"
'■
1.4#
■
+
■
15C
preferred (quar.)
Kerr Income Fund
(monthly)
shewn gross.
are
.
25c
—II
Keimametal, Inc. (quar.)
Kentucky Utilities, common (quar.)
398
21
118
banks
individual loan items
serves;
—
—
782
of
y
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.20# preferred (quar.)
4.35# preferred (quar.U
4.50#
preferred
(quar. I
—1,942
+2,389
.
others
v
.«•
2-28
1
4- 1,:
/ ,4-1
.XL1/*#,.'
xi v+%
•
-J.
Kansas City Power & Light—
3.80#
preferred
(quar.)
deposits—
Borrowings—
From Federal Reserve Banks
4-
xi%#-
:
4#
56,134
Time
3-15
J$1.7.5
_
i—i.1—
Kaman Aircraft, class A and
B (stock div.)
(5 shares of class A for each
wo shares
of class A and B
held).
14
Demand
U.
.
4^4# preferred (quar.)
72
+
Tea
4%%
'•
599
2,480
banks--—-
v
$1.20
-
;
^,1-
'
630
+
1,031
Balances with domestic
1-31
$1.25
Kaisor Aluminum & Chemical
Corp.#Common (quar,)
+1,119
17 ."/'»■— 417
+
2- 3
2-15
E
Julian & Kokenge Co.
178
+
—
(quar.)_
(quar.),
(quar.)——
2-17
-
(.quar.')„,Ut37#CM
!
Jones
358
+
+
>
preference
./■
—
com.
Johnson & Johnson (quar.)
& Laughlin Steel
Corp.,
5#
preferred A (quar.)
4(1
—-;-'
(quar.)_
preference B
preference C
preference D
Jewel
57
9
8,019
1,457
13,458
preferred
Extra
Jervis Corp.
44
.
—
4,665
18,028
1st
2- 3
-
5c
Oilier
,.
1,799
:
bonds
with
469
—
188
—
2-20
5c
Microwave
(quar.)_.
■V„+l--.r
4-1
XlVa#
Jantzen, Inc.r 5# preferred (quar.)—
3-1
>u;
$1.25
5# preferred (quar.)
s
'
.'3-1
$1.25 •' :
Jefferson Standard' Life Insurance
(Greens¬
boro, N. C.) (quar.)
2-10
890
+
25,923
1,431
securities
to
—
11,226
securities—total-
—-
Reserves
+
V
1,125
—.
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
61,605
The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve
System in leading cities
rhows the following
principal changes for the week
ended Jan. 29: Decreases of
$428 million in loans ad¬
,
1
4-1
3- 1
6#
'
8,744
_
loans
loans
S.
1
...
-
estate
Other
218
—
.
carrying
.
of
"4-
3- 1
5#
pur¬
securities
carrying
or
for
securities
Real
Other
—
437
loans
brokers
chasing
428
81,978
—
•Condition Statement of Member Banks
Holdings
3-14
Plastics
5#
Notices
(lict,
2-26
.35%c-
Klngsburg Cotton Oil,
-
128,399
commitments
1-30
3-26
4-1
preferred (quar.)ii;—y 7 44c
(N. Y.)—-llr .Wl'V-
Keystone Steel
47.5#
1-30
.
334
—
30,201
industrial loans—;—
—
52,245
E.
7#
7
Jan. 30,
lia¬
liability on
accept¬
purchased for foreign cor-
respondents
Industrial loan
to
Other loans
28,675
+
Contingent
ances
preferred
h
3-10
$1.10
'. $1.20
*20c
(quar.)—_i.1(quar.)_
(quar.)—
participating preference
5#
reserves
combined
3-
5#
...
„
Jamaica- Public Service, Ltd.,
7#
preference (quar.)
1957
86,187
—
and
Agricultural
Loans
adjusted*——
27,543
177,152
and capital
certificate
deposit and F.
bilities
416
+
809,198
accounts
f
-
Mfg- (stock dividend)-:
(initial).
Engraving- (quan>_u—
Jamestown Telephone
Corp.; common,
reporting
(In millions of dollars);
Foreign banks
Capital paid in
(Section
J.
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
-
Loans
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS--
Ourplus
10-20
40c
—
Stock dividfend
LIABILITIES—
deposits
preferred
3.75# -preferred
Jahn. fo
1958
ASSETS
—115,421
19,058,348
7-21
11- 1
(quar.)„
JVM
Jan. 22,
Treasury
Treasurer—genl.
Foreign
of
1958
U.
S.
liabilities
and
Jan. 29,
Loazis
bank
assets
96,598
Deposits:
U.
of
summary
+ 9,000,913
51,550,629
26,685,493
7-21
10-20
preferred
5#
member banks follows:
'
Federal Reserve notes—
4-21
1
11- 1
Electric, com.".' (quar.)'.."
45c
(Subject to authorizationi
——
Loans to banks decreased $168 million.
y.-.
172,654
assets
I¥
h*
23,604,346
4,424,067
-
premises
Other assets
I'V.
Lv
23,410,935
1
8-
8* 1
preferred
$1.76
decreased
3,000
15
items,.
cash
Banks
million.
Commercial
i..
Reserve
—9,153,913
under
4-21
5-
:
&
Seuthern Utilities, common
4%# preferred (quar.)
$180 million and borrowings from others decreased $261
2,801,750
Total
Federal
from
311
;
Bonds
%
k|
Borrowings
29
-
'
1
107,267
;
571,273
;
1-31
5-
25c
Iowa
;
.
685,675
19,933,612
-
Notes
Held
541,143
.
Certificates
:A
2-14
2-15
377^c
Island Tug & Barge-,' Ltd.—
:
*56,997
Bought outright—
Bills
2-28
25c
.
(quar.)
reporting member banks.
—
39,838
,
2-13
2- 7
Irving Trust Co.
99,860
—
512
...
1
2-28
,$1.08^4
(quar.)————_'82^6
3.90#
1
2-14
^:>.37'/ac
_•
-
1-31
3-
25c
4.20#
-i
in New York City.
+-, 7.547
153,061
Acceptances—bought outright
-5
1,517
was
2-l(
2-28
—11—J—^ 37'^c
U. S. Government deposits increased $194 million at all
—.49,467
535,407
-
Held under repurchase agrcem't
U. S. Government securities:
9,857
$160 million
1-21
2-10
3-
J8c
preferred (initial) 2__r_i.ll—1^1
Iowa Public Service," common
(quar.)——
Time deposits increased $198
—
*
—
and
551,000
1,518
—•
-627,259
—
Discounts
'1
+
857,193-
.
reserves-
other Banks
of
Other cash
/
F.
gold certificate
21,245,393
1
1
'
.
4.80#
City District, and by smaller amounts
million of which
ASSETS—
Gold certificate account_„—
3-
3-
21c
4.40#
Distrietr $81 million in the Cleveland
in all of the other districts.
2- S
net-.;..
3.30#
deposits adjusted decreased $117 million in
lion in the Kansas
2-10
1
3-10
5c
Iowa Power & Light, com.
(quar.)+——_
4.35 # preferred (quar.)
,
District, $63 million in the New York District, $46 mil¬
Decrease (—) Since
8c
J35c
.
-
;of State authorities)—
million, and. "other"* securities
1
the San Francisco
Increase ( + ) or.
■
;
"
$32 million.
Demand
<
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stock dividend.
bonds i $34
Government
-
Ltd.
Co.
3-
'
Participating
Extra
Iowa-Illinois
(In thousands of dollars)
3-10
'$li?5
-
•Nominal.
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
pfd.-(quar.)..
Investors Mutual of Canada, Ltd. (irreg.)
Investors Trust (Rhode
Island)—y
•
Participating
$2.50 preferred
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
'65c
,
.233350
.2.816625
,
(increased)
(quar.)
/" Z7Vac
Internafional Utilities Corp. (quar.O
..:,25c
Interprovincial Building Credits, Ltd._i.—jriVaC
Interstate Engineering
1—
lOc
2.806351
V
,
2.80G1O1-
-
.
When
Holderi
Payable of Re c,
share
:
Silver" Co.
2.816875
.233350
1.
12)
Far
—-
Resources
International
.140080*
.0238095*
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_
453
186.
page
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profits from the sale of securities)
-
'
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-
17
Fund, Inc.—
(3c from net invest, inc. plus a special of
.263750
2.788675
.0349000*
.0238095*
Petroleum
International
.328241
.140080*
,
.496950*
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.0349000*
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International Resistance
.0800560*
-
.263760
2.788675.'
.140080*
.496950* v:',
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Swltzerlsnd,f franc:
Union of South Africa, pound—
;
•'
263775-
Netherlands, .guilder.
New Zealand, pound.
Norway,'krone.
Philippine islands, pno_
Portugal, escudo
—
Harvester
International
.00277912*
.00277912*
-
dollar,:
1962—Feb
Investors, Inc.—(5c from net invest, income plus 3c from
realized
security profits)
.237941
.237933
.210942
.
l,
International
.00237562
.
Jan.
Jin Volume
International Business Machines
,00311807*
-
-
—
Malayan
.210798
.237941".
-
Navie of Company--
1.016679
.210748
.00237562
-
-
Japan, yen
Malaysia,
-
—
1.016218
.210723
7
due
'■
1.014687
.00285795*
pPh
DIVIDENDS
.0200000
.210823
.00311807*
570
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.0385356*
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1.015562
:
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.0385356*-
.0200000
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1
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(official)-.
mark-—
.0199962
.0385356*
-
.210823
-
(Free)
2.244521
.0385356*
1
m«„
-Mai
573
bonds
issue.
this
Anr
stock"
pfd.
1975
l,
(Continued from
2.244272
2.244272
1.018164
-
—
Germany, Deutsche
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
2.244321
.0385356*
in
i960.
.0265183
.0267201
.0269245
April
Inc.—
$
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0270180
*
2.243525
—
(Metropolitan), franc
Franc
.0268365
~
•Announcement
cumulative
due
.0555555*
"
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8#
1,
'
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.0555555*
.0555555*
Free
Australia, pound
Austria,
schilling—_,
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
debs,
conv.
Pittsburgh Hotels,
5# cumul. income mtge.
-
Feb. 6
Feb. 5
t
$
Date
Oct.
Thursday
Wednesday
Feb. 4
Feb. 3
Jan.31
V' '
,.
1st
3V2#
Money)
(Value In United States
In New York
Tuesday
Monday
10
ENTIRE ISSUES CALLED
t
of Pennsylvania—
ref. mtge. series C due
Century Acceptance Corp.,
General Dynamics Corp.—
TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT O
INCLUSIVE
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers
Monday, February
.
Company and Issue—
5#
TO
1958,
.
Bell Telephone
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for
countries
.
15c
3-1
.
2-H
2-14
^ I
Number 5715
187
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
When
Holders
Payable
Share
of Company
Name
of Rec.
11c
2-17
1-31
10c
3-
1
2-
7
$1.3iy4
3-
1
2-
7
3-
5
2-21
$1
3-
1
2-14
National
National
2-17
2-
Nazareth
10c
3-31
3
3
Neaber
3-15
M
&
Store
D
Fixtures
2-
5
2- 5
'
3-1
2-
5
5
$51V'2C
3- 1
2-
5
50c
2-22
2-
7
—
$2.40
Nevada Natural Gas
4-
3-21
New
York
•
3-15
2-
1
3
Common
2-
1
$5
3
75c
2-14
2-
35C
3-10
2-28
10c
2-14
15c
3-10
2-25
10c
2-14
3-17
2-28
2-28
2-10
50c
•'
2-28
25c
$20c
-
3-28
3-14
'
30c
3-10
2-28
.
$25c
Marshall
6-18
3-
35c
1
2-15
3-10
2-14
&
2-10
3-
3
2-20
$30c
4-15
4-
J>4 V\ %
1
50c
2-15
3-31
2-15
2-
20c
3-
3-15
Co.,
17c
McCord Corp., common
(quar.)
? $2.50
preferred
(quar-)Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd.
Telephone
Co.
Mengel
.
Fire
Metal
&
V
1%
1-31
2-28
3- 6
2-20
3-
6
2-20
2-15
1-31
2-15
preferred
Miller
&
Water
Rhoades
Minneapolis
Mississippi
Gas
1
3-
4
4-
1
3-
4
4-
1
3-
4
4-
1
3-
4
4-
1
3-
4
-
-
./<
-3--1
25c
20c
V'2-20
4-21
2-18
3-13
3-
37'AC
(quar.)
•
4-30
2-14
1
2-14
27'Ac
1-28
2-28
2-17
&
St.
Louis
Power,
2-28
2-17
5c
3-
1
2-
1
3-
1
2-
1
10c
-
36'Ac
1-23
3-10
2-14
35c
$4.60
2-28
2-14
$1.15
(quar.)
Ry.
2-10
40c
(quar.)
.4-1
3-15
4-
90c
4y2c
—-
Cement
Utilities,
(quar.)
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Investors
class A
2-2JB
2-14
3-1
1-31
'
2-14
$1.25
(quar.)—
3-
1
2-14
$25c
1
Containers,
3-17
50c
34c
(quar.)
common
2-28
from
Star
$4
capital
com.
3-
4-
1
3-20
25c
3-15
2-10
75C
(quar.)
2-14
1-31
Service—
participating
preference
Moore-Hanaley Hardware
(quar.)
-
Co.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Moore-MeCormack Lines
Morgan
preferred
$1.25
Paper Mills Co.—
Mount Diablo Co. (quar.)
62 %c
2-15
3-15
-
,
2-28
3-10
•
2-21
4-
1
3-14
30c
2-15
2-
6c
•-
2-28
2r 15
3-
2-
40c
(quar.)
Motor Finance
Corp. (quar.)
Motor Wheel Corp. (reduced)
Murphy (G. C.) Co.
1
"
30c
Co., common .(quar.)
(quar.)—
Morrison Knudsen Co.
3-
37?AC
(quar.)
Engineering
$2.50
Mosinee
Common
4- 1
2-28
2- 5
Petersburg & Hopewell Gas
8-25
2-24
8- 5
Pfaudler-Permutit
2- 5
Pheoll
35c
3- 5
2-20
50c
93%c
2-15
4-1
1-17
3-7
2-24
$1.12%
and
31c
4-1
A
3-7
1
2-17
4- 1
3-17
3-
1
1,
3.
$1
3-10
2-14
50c
(quar.)
2-28
25c
^
3-
2-13,
2-11
1
1
2-14
>
3-20
2-28
2-28
2-28
7-21
2-7
2-14
3-3
2- 7
3-20
3-20
8- 1
3-1
3-15
4-2
2-14
25c
$1
$1
(s-a)
2-17
2-17
3- 1
3-1
$0,007
from
realized
security
$1.12'/a
$1*31 y*
2-
2-15
1
Microwave
2yac
National Acme Co.
(quar.)
Airlines
(stock dividend)-,
Extra dividend payable ii> stock
National
Alum in ate
,
National
5%
Biscuit
Co.,
common
preferred
(quar.)
National By-Products, Inc
2-21
2-11
2 'A %
2-18
2-
3
2-18
2-
,
30c
preferred A (quar.)
4.92% preferred B (quar.)
:
—
Olin Mathieson Chemical, com.
(quar.)
414% conv. preferred 1951 series (quar.)—
4 % % conv. preferred 1951 series (quar.)—
Omar, Inc., 4%% pfd. A (quar.)
Onondaga Pottery (quar.)
Ontario Loan & Debenture (extra)
Ontario Steel Products, Ltd., com. (quar.)„
preferred (quar.)
Opelika Manufacturing Co.—
—
dividend
(quar.)
Outboard Marine Corp.
Oxford Paper Co.. $5
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
.
*
3-
2-11
2-27
2-11
25C
2-15
'
2-11
3-15
•
Common
PacKic
Lighting
Pacific
Mills
Palestine Economic
(initial
Corp.
Pan
American
4%
80c
conv.
National
,
$1.50
National
'
Machine
Grocers,
preferred
Gypsum
3-
1
2-
7
$15c
i
(quar.)
Welding
5%
5%
5%
Park
3-
1
2-
common
Co.,
preferred, (quar.).-^,,-,^.^^^^
National Lead Co., ,;7% preferred A (quar.)
National Malleable & Steel Castings (quar.)"-.
National Oats Co. (quar.)
National Screw & Mfg. (quar.)
—
1
35c
1
conv.
Tool
1
,.8r. 1
$1.12Va
•:
50c
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
$1
preferred (quar.)
Si.30 preferred (quar.)—
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
Ltd.,
Pennman's
Penn Fruit Co., common
3-10
2-14
15c
3-
1
2-14
62'AC
4-
1
3-18
-
..
-
4.68%
4.60%
common
preferred
prefyred.
&
Co.
^
2-1
3-15
2- 3
2-15
5%
4-1
2-25
3- 1
20c
20c
$1.25
2-14
3- 1
2-14
2-14
2-14
2-15
1-24
3- 1
3- 1
r
of
1-24
2-15
31V4C
^o?,00
I
1
27yiC
2-15
Pope
&
Talbot,
ol
;
2-10
1
2-10
3-
1
1-31
3-
1
2-15
22'Ac
3-15
2-28
3-31
3-21
4-
2-15
2-
1
133Ac
2-14
2-
4
2J14
2-
4
Price
25c
3-
1
2-14
3-
1
2-14
3-
1
2-14
4-
1
3-10
4-
8
3-10
3-
1
2-
7
3-
1
2-
7
(quar.)
pfd.
Co.
Public
Common
of
New
2-15
1-31
2-15
1-31
2-15
2-
2-15
1-31
40C
2-15
1-31
4.50%
3-
1
2-10
61c ;
3-
1
2-
5-
1
4-
3-
1
2-15
25c
preferred
2-15
1-24
3-10
2-17
3-
1
2-14
3-
1
of
New
2-15
$1.12'A
2-15
1-31
—
84c
2-15
1-31
Mexico—
20c
3-17
34c
(quar.)
2-17
$1.25
(quar.)
2-15
Co.
State
Oil
Quebec
Power
Refining
Co.
Hydraulics
Common
Corp.
1st
$3.50
Machinery,
Co.
4-1
3-10
31'Ac
d- 1
22'Ac
2-18
2-11
2-3
$1.25
convertible
Owl Stores
Tile
Redondo
Reichold
4-1
2-15
3-10
1-Z4
t
—
2-15
1-2*
5-15
4-20
o-l5
5-15
,♦
2-17
3-15
,
,
i- 1
4-zo
4-20
1-15
%'in
2-21
2-17
4-
1-29
20c
2-15
1-31
2-13
1-
50c
preferred
3-13
2-20
Co.
Oil & Gas
Rexall
Drug
Class
Oil
(quar.)_T
Gas
class
$1
Co.
2-10
3-
7
2-14
3-
5
3-
5
90c
90c
2-14
2-14
$1.12'A
2-28
2-10
3-15
2-14
3-
1
2-11
3-
1
2-11
68%C
3-
1
2-
20c
Ltd., common (quar.)
1
3-31
$20c
2-11
1-23
3-15
3-
1
2-15
$1
3-
1
2-14
$1.02'A
$1.18%
$1.02'A
3-
1
3-
1
2-14
3-
1
2-14
$25c
(quar.)
A
3
2-
1
7c
(quar.)
&
1-30
2-24
7c
(quar.)
Robinson Little
2-17
3-
75c
:
class A (increased)
(increased)-.
preferred
Roanoke
1-17
12'Ac
(quar.)
Ritter Finance,
5Vz %
2-15
50c
(R. J.)
B
1-17
3%
(quar.)
B
Class
1-31
2-15
10c
(quar.)
(stock div.)
Tobacco, com. (quar.)
(quar.)"
Mfg. Co., 4'/a% conv. pfd. (quar.)__
Reynolds
1-31
2-14
20c
:—
Corp.
Co.
Brass
Co.
2-14
2-15
2'Ac
2%
Copper &
1
35c
(quar.)
Republic Industrial
Reserve
Revere
3-
31'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp/—
F (quar. >:
preferred H (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.95% preferred K (quar.)—
Rochester
Transit Corp.
(quar.)
4.75%
5%%
Haas Co.,
B
(annual)
S
&
Fine
W
Poods,
P»ne»
common
5(2%
53A%
1
2- 7
3-
1
2-
7
2-10
1-31
2-15
2-
7
7
2-15
2-
4-
1
3-10
10c
3-
7
2-18
25c
2-10
1-20
15C
2-14
1-31*
$1.12'A
—-
(reduced)—
1-31
25C
2-15
35c
3-
1
1-31
$1.10
4-
1
3-
7
$15C
3-15
2-
7
$15o
6-14
5-8
—
common
—I
preferred (quar.)
preferred (cellar.)-
3-
$50c
*
„'
2-18
$15c
(quar.)
4.44% preferred A (quar.)
Salada-Shirriff-Horsqy, Ltd., common
Regis
3-24
4-14
3-10
$1
(quar.)_
St. Croix Paper (quar.)
St.
1
4-23
-
30c
1
4%% preferred
Ryan Aeronautical
(quar.)
Ryder System, Inc. (quar.)
4-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
(Jacob),
2-14
50c
preferred A (quar.)——
Roxbury Carpet Co. (quar.)
Royal Oak Dairy Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class
2-14
3
$1.44
4%
Ruppert
1
3-
$1.18
preferred B (quar.)
preferred C (quar.)
&
3-
10c
conv.
Rockwell Spring & Axle
2-14
$1.23%
Rqckland Light & Power—
Common
2-2u
3-10
3-14
55C
50c
ol
33c
1
25c
Chemicals, Inc. (increased)
Stock
Rohm
50c
25c
3-21
3-21
Reading Tube Corp.—
Red
lz-15
10c
3-31
3-31
8 7'Ac
Raymond Concrete Pile (increased)
Rayonier, Inc. (reduced)
Reading Co.. common (quar.)
!
4% non-cum. 1st pfd. (quar.)
4- 1
7- 1
10-1
1-2-59
l-Ji
1-15
30c
(quar.)
2yac
2yac
2 Ac
2/ac
2-21
2-25
6
Inc.—
(s-a)
America—
preferred (quar.)
7JAc
2-14
2-
15c
preferred
4%% preferred I
4.10% preferred J
3- 1
2-14
of
Purina
Ralston
&
3-14
$35c
(quar.)
convertible
1
3-
50C
(quar.).
(quar.)_
4.10%
2-14
b-iJ
3
3
40c
(quar.)
Quaker
Radio
23-
,1-27
•
Oil
6%
2-14
1-31
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
5%
preferred A (quar.)
Puget Sound Power & Light
Racine
5
50C
25c
preferred
Pure
5
Hampshire—
(quar.)
Common
2-14
of Colorado—
Co.
Service
1-31
1
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3.35%
Public
2-20
3-
$1.06'A
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Service
3-20
$1.05
convertible
4'A%
2-20
3
2-15
$75c
(quar.)
Procter & Gamble Co.
(quar.)
Providence Washington Insurance Co, (R. I.)
4.20%
3-
$1.75
2-14
45c
(quar.)
Power, $2.44
Ltd. (quar.)
Electric
Prince Gardner
3-17
40C
15C
of America
Co.
Brothers,
Richfield
1-31
1
15C
—
4%
57%c
2-
4-15
25c
Extra
3-19
3-19
1-20
7
1
7'Ac
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
2-15
$45c j
8%c"
„,'2C
3-
5c
(quar.)
Portsmouth Steel Corp. (quar.)
Rheem
^pc
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-10
1
3-
50c
Inc.,
preferred
2-28
2-14
32/20
33c
(quar.)
1
3-
5c
Portland Gas & Coke
1-24
\
32^c
:
3-
$1.25
$1.37%
(quar.)
3-15
4- 1
2-14
(quar.)——
2-14
2-19-
Poor
45c
$1
—
$1.25
$1.75
Plymouth Rubber Co.
(quar.)
Polaris Mining
(irreg.)
1-24
(increased)
2-10
$1.25
(quar.)
Pittsburgh, Yorngstown & Ashtabula' Ry. Co.
7% preferred (quar.)
:
2-14
—
$1
r'S-14 '1
$1.75
1-15
83,4C
$1.30
3-14
4-
1-20
1-15
50c
Industries
peninsular Telephone,
£-28
50c
1-31
1-31
1-31
2-14
2-14
5-16
2-10
2-21
City)—
(Kansas
(quar.)
Inc.
2-20
2-10
1
$1.20
(quar.)
com.
.
2-14
(quar.)_
Drugs,
preference
4
1
3-
15c
preferred (quar.)
5Vfe% prior preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.
20c
(quar.)—
33-
$1
7% preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh -Steel Co.—
5% preferred A (quar.)
2- 4
1- 3
1-31
(quar.)
$1.50
12'Ac
91'Ac
$1.75
12yac
5% prior preferred (quar.)
3-14
3-15
$15c
$25c.
2-14
3
12'Ac
(quar.)
2-15
2-28
Inc
Peabody Coal Co., common
4-17
4-
$37'Ac
(quar.)"_—
<$4.5G
5-
$15c
(quar.)
.
common
conv.
Common
20c
$1
quar.)
3-3
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co.—
4-1
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Sheraton
Parkview
7
25C
Ltd.,
(quar.)
conv.
(incr. quar.)
preferred
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical,
$4.80
preferred
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
4- 1
JPark Chemical Co., common (quar.)
5% oonv. preferred (quar.)
Co.—
.Quarterly
National
-
preferred
Electric
preferred
Co., 5ya%
(quar.)
—
Corp
World Airways,
3-
3-31
$1.37'A
20c
(quar.)
3-31
1
Ltd.—
(quar.)
—-
(quar.)
Corp.
2-15
42'Ac
Electrotypers,
5%
50c
the-SEC)
2-15
$20c
50c'
3?%c
Pendleton
(quar.)
61%c
$1.06'A
$1.06'A
$1.12ya
30c
2ft,8(5
—
1
„
3-14
2-15
2-15
2-15
3-10
3- 1
6- 1
3-1
3-10
<2- 3
2-14
2-14
6}4c
37yac
59%c
5%%
-
$1.06'A
2-11
2-11
,
■
6%
7
3
3-
3- 7
2-28
1-29
2-17
2- 7
2-11
2-11
*aciflc Gas & Electric Co.—
1-27
25c
:
$$1.75
$1.14
40c
$1.12'A
$1.02
$1.03
$1.10
Ltd.
$3c
pacific Far East Line Inc., com. (quar.)—.-15c
5'A%
1st convertible preferred (quar.)—$0.3281 V*
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
4.80% preferred (quar.)
4.50%. preferred (quar.)
4.36% preferred (quar.)
—
Pacific Intertuountain Express (quar.)
Stock dividend (subject to the approval of
«b
Public Service Co.
Investment,
Canadian
Atlantic
2-18
3-
$$1.25
6%
Potomac
3-21
2-10
2-14
3-14
3-14
3- 1
3- 1
3-10
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
35c
^
dividend
Stock
2-
3
Mills, Inc., common (quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)
Pinellas Industries, class A. (quar.)
$2
$$1.75
7%
2-20
4-15
2-28
10c
National Casket Co. (quar.)
National Distillers Chemical Corp.—
Common (quar.)
41/4 % preferred (qurfrr.),
National Drug & Chemical
(Canada)—
3-10
50c
4- 1
3-10
2-20
.
(quar.)
2-21
3
3-
62 'Ac
Potash
4%%
3
$1.75
(quar.)
7%
2-28
25c
30c
$1 "
—
common
3-10
3-
$1.23%
983Ac
Natural Gas, common
Preferred
/
,35c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Semi-annual
6%
25c
payment
Norwich Pharmacal Co. (quar.)
Noyes (Charles F.) Co., common..
1-31
2'A%
.
—
(quar.)
National
2-15
50c
(quar.)
2-14
2-14
2-14
75c
dividend
Pall
9c
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
44c
40c
$40c
$68c
-Quarterly cash
plus
profits)
2-21
2-21
3-14
3-31
2-25
2-7
Northwestern States Portland Cement—
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line, com.
Narda
3-20
3-31
4- 1
4-25
3-15
3-1
50c
—
.
2-21
25c
:
Pillsbury
$3.50
22%c
$15c
$62'Ac
O'oklep Copper Co., Ltd. (American shares)
41c per share less Union of South Africa
nonresident tax of 6.45%
Oak Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)—
Ohio. Edison, 4.56% preferred (quar.)
Ohio Oil Co. (quar.)
—I_.—-—
Ohio Power Co., 4V2V0 preferred (quar.)
4.08% preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)
Oklahoma Mississippi River Products-^
3-10
25c
/
common
common
Engravers
Piedmont
3 7'Ac
;
1-31
2-20
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(qaar.)
—
2- 7
1-16
34%c
(Increased)
Co.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)
2-20
$1.52
—
preferred (quar.)
5'A% preferred (quar.)
3
1
50c
$3.95
3- 1
3-10
2-10
2-10
1-27
2-10
3-
3-
Pioneer Finance
(quar.)
Gas,
preference
$1
90c
15c
2-20
15C
25c
Phila., Germantown & Norristown RR. Co.—
Quarterly
Philadelphia Suburban Water, com. (quar.)
$3.65 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
2-28
Public Service Co.—
Oklahoma Natural
$1
1-31
$1.75
(quar.),
Manufacturing
Philadelphia Electric,
3-14
25c
gains)
1
1-31
2-10
10c
35c
Mutual
Investment Fund, Inc.—
'$0.083-from net investment income
1-31
Extra
Photo
(quar.)
$2 pfd.
Perfect Circle Corp.
$4.95
3-
35c
(quar.)
common
3-7
4-1
27'Ac
93%c
.
pfd.
7
from
4%%
Pacific
2-15
2-15
..
$2.12'/a
(s-a)
Pepper (Dr.) (see Dr. Pepper)
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers Inc. (quar.)
2-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stock
Valley RR.
2-23
(quar.)
Oil,
$4 prior preferred
Cash
1
2-15
$5c
Perkins Machine & Gear Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Peter Paul, Inc.
(quar.)
Bancorporation (Increased)
Northwestern Public Service Co.—
3-15
3-17
$1.10
1
3-
20c
$15c
2-
Northwest
r
2-15
Extra
3-7
(quar.)
.
$1.62 V2
—;
Monsanto Chemical
$3
4-
1
Common non-voting
(quar.)
Peoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd. (s-a)
50c
$2
•
(increased)
preferred
Moody's
7
3-18
$1.11 y*
(annual)
Missouri Portland
5%
3-
3-28
95c
preferred (quar.)
.4.44%
preferred
(quar.)
Missouri Kansas Pipe Line Co., common
Modern
3-17
$1.08%
!
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator
Class B
4
96'Ac
_•
Minneapolis
Missouri
2-
5c
Mining
Exkra
4
2-14
75c
Inc.
:
3-
2-14
5
87'Ac
(quar.)
Extra
Mineral
3-25
2Qc
(quar.)
Co.,
2-14
3-
97'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
Piping
2-14
2-12
12'Ac
;
Michigan Seamless Tube Co., common
Mickelberry's Food Products (quar.)
Middlesex
1
3- 1
2-28
,
25c
Meyer (H. II.) Packing Co.—
6'A% preferred (quar.)
Midwest
7
3
3-
7
(Me.)—
3-7
(quar.)
4,40%
preferred (quar.)
Northern Ohio Telephone (quar.)
Northern.Quebec Power Co., Ltd., common—
5'A% 1st preferred (quar.)
,
1-31
Y.)—
.
preferred
preferred
3-14
50c
t
(N.
Thermit
4.35%
2-
1
3-
;
$1
(quar.)
4.45%
1
4-
7
2-
20c
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co.
Common voting
(quar.)
1-31
$1.12%
Northeastern Water Co.,
7
2-15
'
15c
preferred
3.90%
2-
3-
3-10
2-17
3-15
40c
Ltd., class A (quar.)
$2-50 preferred (1956 series)
(quar.)
Northeastern Insurance Co.
(Hartford)
2-28
1
.
Corp., common (quar.)
(quar.)
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80% pfd. (quar.)
:.v 3.85%
preferred (quar.)
•
3
3-
30c
_
Corp.
3-
$1.06'A
;.
2-
3
3-14
$1.183A
Corp.
2-14
•3-14
3-
70c
i
Assux*ance
2-28
3-28
;
40c
—
(Quarterly)
Messenger
"
50c
v
(quar.)
Co.
Merchants
1-31
$50c
-
Melville Shoe Corp.—
4% % preferred A (quar.)
3-11
2-28
62'Ac
(quar.)
4% preferred B (quar.)
Menasco Mfg. Co.
12-31
3-31
$40c
50c
——
(quar.)
McKesson & Robbins Inc. (quar.)_*_
Mead Corp., common (quar.)
4V,« % - preferred
(quar.)__.
;
Mead Johnson & Co. (quar.)
:
Meadville
2-18
20c
•
1
2-17
4-1
3-10
Common
(quar.
4-
50c
3-10
(56c from investment Income plus
Northern Indiana
sf-quar.J
Industries-
Maule
45c
1
.
•McColl-Frontenac Oil Ltd.
2-10
4-
(quar.)
4.60% preferred G (quar.)
t
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar.)
Pennsylvania Utilities Investment Co. (quar.)
4-1
preferred (quar.)
5% % preferred (quar.)„
•
1
preferred F
4-1
6%
,
3-
4.50%
$1
$1.01'A
pfd. (quar.)
North Carolina RR. Co., 7% gtd. (s-a)
North Shore Gas Co. (111.) (quar.)
8
2-10
$1.15
3-10
2-14
preferred
Common
4
1
1
1
•
common
Western Ry.,
&
adj.
North
3-
4-
North American Investment—
3-15
40c
—
2-28
$1.06 V*
preferred
(quar.)
Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance (quar.)
Massachusetts Indemnity & Life Insurance
Quarterly
Massachusetts Investors Trust (special distributlon of net realized long-term capital
gains from portfolio transactions during
2-10
$1.12'A
preferred C (quar.)
preferred D (quar.)
preferred E (quar.)
Peoria & Bureau
(quar.)
North American Coal Corp. (quar.)
2-11
3-10
6c
2-10
1
4.70%
17c
(quar.)
Electric,
Nopco Chemical
1-22
25c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Co.,
Shipbuilding Corp.
from net invest, inc.
long-term capital gains)
96c
2-10
1
3-
3.70%
4.05%
2-28
35c
(s-a)
(4c
1-22
1
3-
2- 4
17c
3%% preferred (quar.)
Newport-News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.
Quarterly
;
Niagara Share Corp. (Md.) —
4%
3-
$1.02
2-14
3-15
Co.
preferred (quar.)
4M>% preferred (quar.)
Norfolk
92'Ac
$1.17 '/a
1
2-14
20c
*
3.75%
1-22
2-10
35C
Shares
(quar.)
Co.
2-10
7c
Gardens Ltd.
Field
3-18
6-30
$1.25
Manning, Maxwell & Moore (quar.)
Maple Leaf
3-31
$25c
;—_
(accum.)
2-10
3-
___
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
tquar.)
class B (extra)
1
$1.10
15c
4.%
New York State Electric & Gas,
Newport
2-
3-
(quar.)
(reduced)
Brake
preferred
New York
1-17
3-17
preferred B
(quar.)
N. Y., Chicago & St. Louis RR. (quar.)
New
York Dock,
common
2-15
18c
—
Air
2-
-
3-12
90c
4.40%
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
$2.50
Jersey Zinc
of Rec.
payable
realized
net
$2
New
•
63c
1957
lt31
37,/2C
New Jersey Power & Light,
4.05 preferred (quar.)
$2.50
and
from
investments)
3-10
35c
$1.06'/*
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-17
9c
Shirt
preferred
3-20
$1.25
income
stock
or
on
2-lo
Pipe Line Co.—
3-31
1
cash
3-25
60c
2-28
Co.
—.
pfd.
(quar.)
$1
„
Shares
Investment
Special
4'A%
$1
Shares
Manhattan
preferred
$1.50
investment
25c
common
Co.,
Holders
Payable
net
40c
$1
& Bloedel Ltd.,
Petroleum
t
1
3- 1
gains
1-31
undistributed
1957
20c
(quar.)
Bros., Inc. (auar.)
Nekoosa-Edwards Pape'r, class A (initial)
Non-voting class B (initial)
Neptune Meter Co., common (quar.)
Corp.,
Metal
■■■■:'«
3-
•
in
2-10
of
10c
Ncrisner
2-
(quar.)
Lid.—
Conv. priority shares (quar.)
Conv.
priority shares (quar.)
Maine Central RR., 5% preferred
Mallory (P. R.) & Co. (quar.).
Managed Funds Inc.—
•
5
1
Magor Car Corp. (quar.)
Mahon (R. C.) Co.
(quar.)
i Mailman
Neiman-Marcus
2-
3-
MacGregor Sports Products
MacMillan
2-17
1
$60c
2-14 \
2-25
(quar.)
com.
Preferred
2-17
3-
$51*/2C
2-15
2-28
(quar.)
Lumber, Ltd.,
3-10
$37'Ac
(quar.)
Co.
Carrier Systems
Corp. (quar.)
Lynch
Lynch
Cement
3-10
110c
When
Share
50c
Shipbuilding,
Co. (quar.)
Vulcanized Fibre
$1
-
Lunkenhelmer
&
50c
$10c
balance
25c
(quar.)
Class A
Miami RR—
Original capital —-.-. -—
—■——
Special guaranteed .(qiiar.)
Loblaw Cos., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class B
(quar.)_
$2.40 preferred (quar.)_
Loblaw Groceterias Ltd., common
;• 1st
preferred (quar.)
2nd preference (quar.)
Loblaw, inc.
(quar.)-------------Local Finance Corp. (Rhode Island)—
Lock Joint Pipe, common (mothnly)
1. Common
(monthly)
8% preferred
(quar.)
Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis Ry.
5% non-cumulative preferred (s^a)
Louisville & Nashville RR. (quar.)—-Lucky Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Lukens Steel (irreg.)
Clttle
Company
25c
National
3-
> 1
(27c
20c
(quar.)
Tea
2-14
5-10
$1
1-31
12c
(Delaware)
dividend
75c
—
2-15
10%
Shops
Steel
Stock
45C
(quar.)—.—
& Co.
(Eli)
Shirt
National' Starch Products
2-19
Per
Name of
47
Pennroad Corporation—
12c
3-10
Holders
Payable of Rec.
'
Preferred stock seriesNational
When
Share
"
Stock series
60c
Tobacco (quar.)—
Ltoii-Eelt Co. (quar.)
Dftecraft Industries
Company
90c
Extra
Lily
Par
Name of
National Securities—
Trust Fund (quarterly from net
investment income) —
—
Libby, McNeill & Libby, common (quar.)—
51/4'# preferred (quar.)
Llbbey-Owens-Forrl Glass (quar.)
Life insurance of Virginia (quar.)
Lexington
Liggett & Myers
(719)
$34 %C
—
3-
1
2-
8
$3513c
3-
1
2\
3
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(720)
When
Par
Name
of Company
Share
tfrfcnslt Co., vtc. common
trust certificates common
San Antofcfto
Voting
Voting trust certificates common—
Voting trust certificates common—
San Jose Water Works, common (quar.)_
4%ft tffeftsrred A (quar.)
4%ft preferred B (quar.)
4.70ft preferred C (quar.)
4.70ft preferred D (quar.)
5%ft preferred B (quar.)
15c
____
2-
5-15
15c
Stein
5-
8-15 /
15c
60c
3-
3-
33-
2-
34%c
3-
2-
2-
4%%
(quar.)—
5r;'o
preferred (quar.)
i—
Corp.
preferred A (quar.)—«
5(2 ft preferred A (quar.)——w
2-28
2-14
1-20
Stouffer
2-10
1-20
Stock
dividend
2-24
2-7
Struthers
Wells,
37%C
4-15
3-31
27%C
——
Paper, "common
——«
5-
4-17
27%C
(quar.)
Co.
8-
50c
$3.40 preferred (quar.)_—-^g
/$4 preferred (quar.(quar.)
$1.25
Seaboard
Finance
Stock
$4.75
(
Co.,
preferred
3-
1
3-
1
2-12
3-
1
2-12
25c
4-10
5-12
4-10
4-10
3-20
preferred A (quar.) Y——
preferred B (quar.)
$g sinking fund preferred (quar.)——_—
—
$5
.
$1.25
4-10
$1.25
"
Co.
Class
4.32ft
10c
4*
1
3-10
4.10ft
31 Vic
4-
1
3-10
4.25ft
4.50ft
) Class
-
B
class A
Sherwin-Williams Co.,
4ft
Sierra
Pacific
$2.44 preferred A
i
2-25
2-
3
15c
2-25
2-
3
4.90ft
5ft
5.10ft
35c
—;
3-14
2-17
5.12ft
2-14
5.25 ft
preferred
Simpsons,
class
(incr.
A
3-
3
(quar.)
3-
1
2-14
3-10
2-
7
3-10
2-
7
2-13
1
2-13
Texas
4-
1
2-28
Texas
4-
1
2-28
Texas
2-15
2-
3-12
2-21
tl2%C
3-15
7
3-15
2-15
3-13
2-
25c
2-21
2-10
45c
3-
1-24
30c
5
7
3-28
33-
4
3-28
3-
4
50c
2-28
$1
3-
i
2-
5ft1
25y2C
Company
non-cumulative
5ft
non-cumulative
$1.20
Gas
Corp.,
convertible
3-
1
Electric
1
1
t62%c
2-15
3-13
30c
3-
70c
3-14
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
25c
3-
3.90ft
4.15ft
preferred
4.25'/,
preferred
4.40ft
2-
6-13
3-
1
2-
3-
1
2-
50c
(quar.)_.
2-15
3-15
^
3-
3-
1
2-
Coal &
Glass
5-
1
5-
1
$1.03%
5-
1
True
1
1
4-18
5-
4-18
5-
1
5-
1
1
preferred
par)
(quar.)
27 %C
5-
1
Kellogg
&
3-
25c
common
preferred
Spencer
'33c
(quar.)
Rand
Sons
$4.50
Corp.,
preferred
Sprague
l'_l_
Standard
$3.50
Brands
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
Engineering
Stamford Water
Inc.,
(quar.)_
com.
Standard Commercial Tobacco
Standard
2—
^
(irreg.)______
Standard Dredging—
$1.60 convertible preferred
Forgings
(quar.)
Class
B
;
Standard
Oil
&
2-15 /
3-15
3-15
2-10
Coal,
$1.60
Calif,
iIndiana)
(quar.)
Gas
Chemical
preferred
5ft
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-
1
&
of
1
1
4-
1
3-15
25c
2-25
2-10
3-
1
2-15
45c
3-
3
~~
III_I~""
$1.25
3-31
(quar.)—
Lines,
Inc.
6-30
3;
2-
3
:
4%%
com.
3
Gas
2-15
7
1-20
Wood
1-20!
1-20
2-15
1-20
35c
(quar.)
60c
3-1
3-
2-10
1
?20c
''
\
30c
-'f =40c
•
(quar.)_
'
12V'2C
1-10
3-17
$1.12y2
' $38c
2-7
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
_—30c
30c
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-21
Cos.
(quar.)
common
Inc.
25c
& Chemical
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
1-30
2- 4
15c
3-14
3-10
5-
1
4-11
8-
1
7-U
(monthly
8c
—
&
Light, common
(quar.) L/
*
$1.12%"
$1.12y2.
Co.
(quar.)
62
—
(monthly)
2-28
1-31
2-28
1-31
Yale
&
j
'
V 25c
Mfg.
2-24
York
2-
7
YOun'gstown Sheet* &
2-18
2-
2-28
1
Coal
&:
(quar.)—
ft/ 3- 1
2-14
4 .2-20
2-20
',ft3- 1/
;^/2-24
•ft:2-15 ft *1-31
2-15
1-31
2-15
1-31
4- l
3-13
37%c
ft':
15c
3-10
2-24
37 %c
4-30
4-10;
:
—_____
37 %o
60c
—
Tube-(quar.)
Coke
2-14/
•;/ 2-10
30c
County Gas (quar.)___
Ziegler
'-
3-1.;,
$1.25
:—
7-31
7-10
2-
1
1-15
3-15
2-14
3-11
3-
1
3-13
15c
2-28
2-10
'quar.)—.
4-12
3-20
4-10
3-20
$2.50
SI.12V2
-Payable
60c
resident
a
y
3-
1
3-31
2-14
3-14
15c
3 ~
""Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
,'tPayable in
S.
funds, less 15ft
Canadian'
tax
Less British
15ft;
funds,
resident
Less
published date
and/or record date
Jamaica
income tax.
Canadian nonresidents tax.
deductible
tax
tax
income tax.
Previous
date
x
U.
in
at
the
source.
Nor
7ft.
■
,
was
is
•
1
2-28
4-
ft 2-^28Y
30c
7.
4-
3-15
1/3-10
15c
Yellow Cab Co., 6ft cOnv.
pfd. (quar.)__.—
6ft coxxvertible preferred
(quar.)—
3-10
2-28
3-15;Vv.
10c
i
(quar.)
2-18
2-28
3-15
25c
'-ft
class A <s-a)—
Inc.
3-15
3-15
•ft: 4-1 ft 3-20
'ft 3-1 :// 2-14
25c
.,
(reduced)__1—
Towne
v
25c
<s-a)_:
Yard-Man.
%c
-
Wytex
4
.
30C/(
Y
2-11
Oiji;
.
31140*;
i_—--yft
Co.
1-31
•
-
;,ft;
ft//3-15,u^^. 2-^i
'(quar.)" tl$1.3'7ya^?3r/«If%%45i
2-14-
Co.
2-15
2-15
V i 2-15
$1.20
/./. $1.20
______________
Wurlitzer
J;
4-15
3- 1
3-1
'/
$1.10
•___
SVrigley .■* Wm.); Jr. .(monthly)
; Monthly
_/
'—_i
Wrigley <Wm. Ja.)
34c
(quar.)
«
W.i
90c
1-31;
2'
1
3-
4-30
4-30
'
G. H. ) &/C0I
Lld., :5Vaft pfd.
Woodall Industries, :commoxi-. (
quar.)
5ft preferred tquar.
(P.
/
$1.50
■
2-14
3-14
2-14
42 %c
42y2c
_/_l_
3-11;
2-11
3-21
27 %C
27V^c
(incr.)—
com.
4- 1
1
2-28
25c
25c
4-
2-28
2-28
$1.06%
$1.06%;';,;
3-15
$1
(quar.)
2-20
2-14
25c
—
3-
3-28
\
Canal
2-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
Wysong & Miles Cq.-; (quar.-)
Insurance Co.—
&
1-24
3-10
20c
tquar.)
preferred'-t quar.)._
Woolworth
1-24
2-15
2-15
;
2-10
$1.06!4
Co
Accident
2-5
15c
34% c
34%c
i
3-
32V'2c
n
2-18
2-18
44-
40c
40c
/
Stores
50c
(quar.)—
1
1
3-10
3-17
$1.31%
$1.31 Vt
(quar.
$1.75
Improvement,
3-2X
3-24
25c
25c
(quar.)
4- 1
,4- 1
75c
(quar.)
"
H.),
40c
com.
7% ft
7%ft
50c
Wyandotte Chemicals *(quar.)_—:———
1-31.
3
4-11
4-11
7
4-
2-
3-
3-
4-15
1-31
3
2-17
95c
3-17
2-15
3-
50c
3-27\
t35c
(quar.)
Storage
2-
2- 3
/
—
3-17
1:10c
,
3"
2-17
(quar.)
7
1
2-14
3-17
75c
3-
1
3-14
3-28
$30c
Co.
Power
Class B
40c
:
preferred (quar.)_^_
&
•
3
2-15
(quar.)
.
2-10
2-10
2-
15c
common
preferred
■
'4.80
2-15
$1.25
B
Wisconsin Electric Power
Co.,
; 6ft
preferred
(quar.) /
3.60ft.
4V2 ft
2-15
(quar.)—
class A (quar.)_
Coal
Illuminating
Cold
*
2- 3
2-15
25c
.•
4.40ft... -preferred
Borax
4V2ft
2-
2-15
/ft/'/
(quar.)
:
preferredQuar.)
,
$1
(quar.)
Life
S.
3-
2-3,
15c
Bankshares'
Wisconsin
92y2c-
:____
Industrial Corp
S.
3-14
.
1-31
2- 3
15c
—
United
U.
3-14
1
87V2c
L___r.—>'
1
preferred
United
1
$1.12,/a,:
;
:
Electric
.
44-
1
2-17
8c
Wisconsin
3
3-
2-17
Monthly
2-10
2-
2-15
90c
Engineering & Foundry,
9-15
12-15
3-
/
(quar.)
6-14
9-30
Winn-Dixie
t5c
;
United
United
Co..
2-10
Biscuit Co. of America—
preferred
(Consider
&
3
2-15
'
(quar. >
Common (quar.)
$4.25 preferred
3-
fl5c
(quar.)
United New Jersey RR.
22-31
Wilson
Wilson-Jones
.
(Omaha), Ltd. (quar.)—
Co.
U.
SI.25
Willett
20c
3-15
$1.25
Wilcox Oil Co.
20c
8c
20c
-
Will & Baumer Candle
2-21
:
United Corps.
Ltd.,
Class B (quar.)
2-14
$1.25
1
1
62y2c
1-24
1-24
(quar.)_'_
1-31
3-15
;
2-10
2-10
(quar.i_
2-
Corp. of Louisiana—
Car
Corp.
$1.25
(quar.)__
2- 7
Manufacturing (quar.)
2-
35c
1
$1.06%
(quar. )
Dental
preferred
2-28
(quar.)
Tank
S.)
3-10
2-28
2- 7
3-
40c
2-17
2-28
2- 5
1
(quar.)
2-17
3-10
3-31
3-
$1.12%
Ltd.
common
preferred
(Si
3-14
common—.
pfd.
Co.
Co.,
25c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
(Kansas)
5'4ft
Wickes
1
2-25
60c
(quar.)
20c
$1.06Vi
2nd
:
5%ft
4
3-10
2-24
4-
35c
/
White Stores, common (quar.)
30c
Quarterly
~
2-
3-10
40c
25c
■
common
2ft
(quar.)
United
30c
I_IIIIII
2-21
62 %c
/
Motor
White
2-14
40c
(quar.)
Common
2-14
50c
1
70c
1957
Inc.
Extra
2-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
ft---—
preferred series
Whitaker. Paper
2-15
3-
(quar.)
California
Gas
depositary)'
3.80ft
/
2-15
3-
2-14
Stockholders Investment Trust, Ltd.
British tax and expenses of
7
3-
1
60c
(quar.)
Westinghouse Electric,
7(!
1-
(quar.)
A
7ft
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
2-11
3-
RR.
6
2-11
(quar.)
series
2-10
1
Y.
2-25,
$20c
(quar.)—
B
4.50ft
2-10
3-
(Less
3-14.
17V2%
;/
2-10
40c
2-10'
37.2857ft
(quar.).
pfd. A
common
Union Stock Yards
1-31
3-11
2-28
20c
United
(quar.)
(quar.)
5ft
Oil
United
55c
(quar.)
5%
pfd.
Class
2-14
3-10
Pacific
2-
1-24
3-
(quar.)
Canada Breweries,
Western
Western
$1.14
common
Class
1-31
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5ft
Union
2-14
3-10
Western
3-11
2-21
2-14
Paper—
4-10
Westmoreland,
(quar.)_
$5
&
3-5
1
31 Vic
Mfg.'(reduced quar.)
Virginia Pulp
2-20
1
3- 7
.-»•
2-20
3-15
2- 3
4-
(quar.)_/Z__
1
4-
2-20
$1.12%
ftquar.-)
3-1
31 Vic
(quar.)
Extra
Stanley Warner Corp. (quar.)
Statler Hotels Delaware
Reduced
quarterly
A
partic.
preferred
2-28
2-14
7
3-19
25c
quar.)
3-
$1.06yt
(N. Y.)
Corp.,
United Air
350
(quar.)
preference
Stanley Home Products
(quar.)—
(quar.)
2-19
2-14
3-
50c
62 %c
—
4Vi'ft...,preferred. r;(quar.)_
;
2-28
:Y
25c
(quar.)__
preferred
Union Oil Co.
1
5c
West
30c
(Hartford)
Co.,
Point
7
3-15
$1.12%
4ft
shs.)
—
(quar.)
■'» 2-14
50c
(quar.)
(New Jersey)
Packaging Corp.—
convertible
Stauffer
.
3-
1
$1.06y»
common
preferred
2-28
?25c
3tandard Oil Co.
Standard
2-
1-31'
4-1
:
Insurance
Carbide Corp.
5,ft
1-f7
•
2-11
2-7
;
Snowdrift Co.—
/4.80'^ preferred
West
7-17
1
(J.)-Inc.,' common (quar.)_.
/1//
&
4-1$
8-1
(quar.)
Oil
West Indies Sugar
25c
Union Electric Co.—
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
$3.70 preferred
2-28
15c
3-1
A
(quar.)
Union Gas System
1-31
50c
1.
White
Trust
non-cum.
Union
2-13
5c
of
Co.
ft
2-28
4-
A
5-1
3-
12VaC
(quar.)
30c
.
class A
(quar.)
Co.
:' 2-10'
87y2c
25C
Standard Oil
1
2-14/
40c
(quar.)
Milling Co.,
4-
2-28
3-15
Class
Wesson
17Vic
(quar.)
(quar_)__
Acceptance
Union
Extra
Standard
-2-10.
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
ft
2-13
"
3-15
3- 3
2-14
$1.12
Steel,".'common
Weingarten
2-18
1
3-3
1
4
20c
1—.——
1
1
4-
3-
4ft
4.80ft'. preferred
3-31
3-
2-
31 Vic
(quar.)
$3.50 preferred
2-27
'
10c
,
3-10
20c
$1.12 y2
4-15
4-
3- 1
15c
/
30c
A
Ltd.
$2.50
(quar.)____
;
Swasey Co.
(quar.)
(S. D.) Co., common
(quar.)
Washington
1-31
'
2-10
ft 3- :i ft
20C
t
:
(quar.)
(Conn.)
preferred
2-10
'
$1.05"
(quar.)——
common
1
2-15
v
2-15
1-27
1-24
3-15
15C
A
preferred
3-28
2-15
2-11
r$2.50
&
$4.50
4-7
50c
v
U2%c
$4.25 preferred
(quar.)
Washington Mutual ..Investors Fund, Inc
25c
r
Company (quar.)
convertible
Union
2-10
:G0c
,
Sperry
1
5
2-14
2-15/
—
dividend
$4.25
2-
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Temper Corp.
60c
3-
com.
(final)-—L_
Elevators
2-28
-preferred, (quar.)
Washington Gas Light—
"
15c
/
Ltd.—
(final).=___
preferred
2-13
S4.50
Trust Co.,
preferred
7-17
1
4ft
preferred
Warren
Co.—
Tyer Rubber Co.,
Southwestern States
$0,296*
m
35c
.
Trust (N. Y.)
shares
Bank
5ft
4-18
10c-
,
(quar.)___.
preferred
Trunkline
4-18
($25
3-15
J 15c
—
(quar.)
shares
1
3-10
____
Common;.(quar.)
Warner
Trust,
^
(Payable in class
&
Tung-Sol Electric,
4-18
5-
2-26
60c
(quar.):
Inc.,
8*3-
dividend
$4.50
2-11
5
30c
(quar.)
Investment
Inc., class
(quar.)
4-18
$1.15
3-
$20
(quar.)_
Co.
2-7
4-15
.053
:
Industries Corp., $1.25 pfd. A (quar.)
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.—
1-31
1-29
1
ft:
20c
Ward
2-26
2-14
25c
Co., 70c pfd.
(quar.)—
Markets, common (quar.)
(quar.)—__—
VT
Edison
Trade
4-18
$1.06 Va
3-10
5c
(quar.)
tquar.)_
General
Clothes
Toronto
4-18
97 %c
>
Oil
Mfg.—
preference
Guarantee
2-14
92 %c
$1.10
15c
Stock
1-29
2-18
3
—
(quar.)
Wallace &: Tiernan,"Inc.^—
7
Truax-Traer
1
"27 Vic
4.20ft
7
$1.43%
—
Producing (quar.)
Inc., common
Roofing Co.
$2.80
37c
(quar.)
(quar.)—I
2-
(quar.)
4
(quar.)
Mills
1
■
....'
.
—
1-31
3-
par)
Chemical,
3-
6c~;
50c /v
.
$2.50 class
2-13"
$1.25
Wagner Electric' .(quar.)—i
:
Walker & Co.,' common
(quar.)
7
7
B
Stock
31c
($25
Spencer
2- 7
2-
Travelers
(quar.)
(quar.)
Spartan
2-
1
preferred
4.25ft
4.56ft
7
(quar.)
preferred
1
3-
1
Townsend
preferred
preferred
2- 7
3-
3-
7
preferred
$1.32
3-10
$1.87972
2-28
4.36'
$1.44
50c
35c
$1.12y2
preferred
414%
2-14
3-15
20c
(quar.)
Telephone—
(initial)
(quar.)_„
7
7
Ordinary
8-15
1
4.60'
'preferred
4.40'
3-
7
Deferred
5-15
9-15
15c
common
;
4-1
1-15
5-
Mfg.',/Corp, (quar.)
Vulcan Mold.& Iron/Co.
(quar.)—___—1—-
7
7-15
10-15
3-
______
Vogt
1
'2-28
'■
37 %c
(quar.)
Virginian' Railway .ft ; ".vv-"'"
6ft preferred (quar.)
6ft preferred (quar.)
7
—
Toledo
2-14
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-
2-
Tobacco Securities
3
25c
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
$1.25
preferred (quar.)—
Title
2-14
25c
common
Common
-
6
3-14
Southwestern Public Service Co.—
3.70ft
Tilo
2-28
(quar.)
4-
$1.3iy»
rr—
convertible
Timely
1-20
50c
com.
$1.28
—
2-
Thrifty Drug Stores
2-14
—
com.
7'
2-
Stock dividend
2-14
3-
25c
Service,
7
3-
preferred
Class
2-14
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
3-
1
Thriftimart,
2-14
34c
(quar.)——
Southwestern Drug Corp.,
Southwestern
1
5
25c
Southern Utah Power Co.,
5ft
preferred
(quar.)
Southwest
3-
2-
26{£c
(increased)
5ft
2-28
22 %c
(quar.)
Railway Co., common,
noh-cufftulatlve preferred
1
4-1
Thompson-Starrett
5
Southern
4-
4-15
1
2-1-59
65c
ft
(quar.)__^__:_____—
.
—
1
Thorofare
5
Southern
$1.25
$1.27y2
—
1
Canadian
4ft
1-21
2-
Gas
7
3-
Thompson Products
2-14
1
2-28
Southern Natural
3-
3-
Pacific
5ft
(quar.)
1
3-
Ltd.
4
3-28
(quar.)__
com.
4-
$1.46'A
(J. R.)
2-28
Ltd.,
7
$1.18%
Thompson
26 %C
Power
3-
$1.37J/2
1-31
30 %c
Canada
1
(quar.)
(initial)
3-10
(quar.)——
Southern
(quar.)
Industries
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-
8-
11-
-
.37 %c-
(quar.
Virginia Coal & Iron
$1.16'/4
$1.22V2
(quar.)
Thompson
7c
(quar.)
3- 7
1
(quar.)
Thatcher
3
7"
3- 7
4-
5-1
:
.
/
______
Industries
$2.40
3-
4- 1
$1.16
(quar.)
1-27
38%c
1
4-
$1.15
(quar.)
preferred
/ /. r>:
-—-—
1———-
(quar.)—
2-21
31 %c
preferred (quar.)
4i/4ft preferred (quar.)—
$1.12Vs
l\
(quar.)
2-
preferred
preferred
5.44 ft
(quar.)
3-10
preferred
common
3- 7
2-11
4.24ft
Water,
3-"7
1
•
Co.—
4ft
1
preferred
Gulf
Third
3
;
:
11-35
2-15
Waters' & Rogers'. v(quar.
;• Stock' /dividend/
Vanderbilt
Mutual. Fund____lT
Vanadium Corp. of;.America Cquar.)_____»
Viceroy Mfg./Ltd., class A fquar.|_
;
Vicksburg Shreveport & Pacific Ry.—
Common. (s-a)/./———
5 ft
preferredis-a)"_—____—:
5
3-
4-
2-20
4.88ft
Southern Calif.
35c
20ft
4-
50c
(quar.)——;
2-
(quar.)
$1.06y4
30c
—
Socony Mobil Oil (quar.)——
Bondtone Corp., common (quar.)_
1
3-10
65c
:
--/ft/ft//
Co.
5-35
8-15
i 6c/' -11-29
87Vac
(quar.).—?Sm—
Rqiiite
2-15
5-31
87Vac
Steel (q.u.ar.)__:x.ft__—
Horn Butane Service— //
Van
1-31
8-30
'4 87Vac
87% e
Van
$1.02(2
25c
;_
(quar.).-
ft
•
:< quar.
Preferred
1-31
Pacific Land Trust—
Certificates of
proprietary interest (incr.)
Texas Illinois Natural Gas
Pipe Line—
Common (quar.)
2-14
75c
55c
6c
Preferred,A
2- 3
2-14/
Texas
——
Edison
2-17
2M
1 31
2-28
.
Line JxVcome
A
2- 7:
2-20
6c
i
Vanadium-iAiloys
Van
3-10
:
2-14
—
Purid_____
___a_
Value Line Special "Situations Fund, Inc.—
ft/ (Froni- .eariied.
3
(quar.)—:
preferred
5.75ft
1
3-
7J/2c
(quar.)
com.
2-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
3-
70c
California
2-3
2-17
——
preferred
5.50ft
5.85ft
6.70ft
25c
—
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
$1.55 preferred (quar.)__—
SouUh Behd Lathe Works (quar.)
South Texas Development, class B
1-23
2-17
3-15
2-14.
3-14
2-14
.
preferred (quar.)
5ft preferred (quar.)—
4.75ft preferred (quar.)
U5C
—
(quar.)—
(s-a)————
2-15
Value
,
Company (N. Y.) (quar.)
Eastern
Transmission, com. (quar.)—
tl5c
A
1-23
*12/2°.
4.50ft
2-17
20c
—
(quar.)
Wesson
4.08ft
Texas
2-28
62 %c
Smith-Douglas (quar.)
Smith (S. Morgan) Co.
Southern
Texas
2-15
20c
quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
&
1-31
1
61c
(quar.)—
Sinclair Oil Corp. (quar.)
Singer Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Sivyer Steel Castings Co.—
Skelly Oil Co. (quar.)
Smith
2-15
3-
20c
(quar.)
Co.
1,
3-15
25c
(quar.)
Lighting
Simmons
3-
$1.25
—
(increased
Class B
4.64ft
15c
Transmission,
dividend
prefenved
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.60ft
2-25
$1
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., class
Sihray
1-31
2-25
3-15
1-17
——
quarterly)
Signode Steel Strapping, common
5ft
2-15
3-15
$1.25
Gas
Stock
Power—
Signal Oil & Gas Co.,
Class B
Tennessee
5
2-15
preferred
Siegler
1-31
4.65ft
.
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.).
common
2-15
$1.04
—
2-
1-15
:.
(quar.)——
of America (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
4-16
2
$l-bo
2-20
2-25
—
Shoe Corp.
3-
2oc
2-20
tl7c
(quar.)
2-14
4-
1
1
25c
ar.:)^
.convertible preferred (quar.)i.__—
$3.50 cbpvestible. preferredquar. )___.-ai_
Universfil. Consolidated Oil / (quar.)_—
•2-':7''
5
2-21:
6-13
2-28
1
$1.50
.
3-
i.;
Taylor, Pearson & Carson (Canada), Ltd.—
5ft conv. pfd. (quar.)—-:
3
75c
$1.75
/:/•
$3.50
•
25c
3-
t33V3C
Pen,
2- 7
1
1
^oc
150
——-
2-10
1,
30c
(quar.)
x—:—■:—
3-
3-15
—
3-
25c
A
•
2-7:
1
3-
4-
4-
50c
6c
(quar.
.
2-21
ft.,./:..
(qhar//,
Common
4-
—
3-14
23c
($uar.)—
Mfg.
(quar.)
Shenango Valley Water Co., 5ft
®i
preferred series A (quar.)
preferred series B (quar.)—
4.16ft
3-20
35c
Sheller
(quar.)——=1-
B
(quar.)
—:
Electric, common
'-Tampa
30c
Sileaffer (W. A.)
—-----
Talon, Inc., class A (quar.)——-—
3-20
4-10
•
3 qf
Common
.
1
3-
,
62%c.
V
7
7-
3-14
$1
\
1
3,
30c
quar,
3-
—_
class
2-14
1
3-
50c,
22i/ad
convertible preferred Jauar.)--^-/.-
Y—
Common
Common
1-31
3-
——
increased,
convertible"^preferred
(Omaha) com.
;
5ft
preferred (quar.)—-,—•_
:—
Security Insurance (New IJaven) (s-a)
.-_*
Serrick Corp., class A (quar.)x—_
com.
I
2-15
(quar.)-,—
Common
$3.50
*
Corp.
ihawintgan Water & Power CO.,
2-
2-15
1-
$3;50
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B
2-
w
2-7
65c
Class
_
Whblan,
3-15
25c
(quar.)-—a.
^
—
2-15
United
2-10
Oil Co. (quar.)__—*
;—
Surety Co. (N. Y.) (increased)—
Sea4rigliI-Oswego Falls (quar.)——
D.) & Co.
Acceptance
(quar.).:
2-14
3-10
Oil
Seaboard
(G.
(quar.)——.—-
common
preferred
Seaboard
Securities
—
Pdyrab)e
62yaC
______
2-14
(quar.)
—I
Sunray Mid-Continental Oil, com. (quar.)—
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•'
4^ft pfd. A series 1955 (quar.)—
Tft 28V«c
ft conv. 2nd pfd. (quar.)
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3-20
$1.25
2-14;
2-28
2-28
(quar.)
•
3-14
4
3-
Swift &
4-10
$1.18%
—
$5
2-28
3-20
2ft
2-14
3-31
^
Sutherland Paper (quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Symington-Gould Corp. (quar/)
2-13
3:25c
.*•--_—.-.t—
(quar.)
1-31
91 Vic
(quar.)——
common
dividend
:
4-18
.2-15
3-11
8
3-10
Sunshine Biscuits
2-14
t31%c
.
—
Sun
7-17
1
Corp.
1
3-
'
Suburban Propane Gas, common
5.20ft preferred (quar.)_
4-18
5-
35c
ScoviirMfg.. 3.65ft preferred (quar. )___—__
Scythes &• Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
5ft
preferred (quar.)—•—
1
1
5-
$1
—
1
3-10
•
85c
.
a
3Uc
' - 1r/o
preferred (quar.)___
Stonega Coke & Coal (quar.)
2-10
.
3
4-
(ouar.)_.
30c
___
—
1958
When
Share
>
1
"
25c
—-
(quar.)——-—
common
Dillon
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)—
Inc.
5(2 ft
Scotten
preferred
t$1.31
(quar.)
A
Stewart-Warner Corp.
(quar.)—-—--—
Stix, Baer & Fuller Co., common (quar.)—
Bchwitzer
Scott
3-
Products
Stern & Stern Textiles—
2-
29 %c
3-15
'2-
29 %c
—.
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U. S. Pipe & Foundry (quar.)
U. S. Playing
Cajd;(quar.)____—:
U. S. Printing &.Lithograplt.Co., com.
(irreg.)
i 5ft pref. series; A (quar,)
U. S. Steel Coropinion (quar.)_ak—____
/? 7ft preferred*./qiiar.')______.r.___-,_________
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*30c
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Sterchi Bros. Stores (quar.)—..
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Schering Corp.,
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Sebetnley Industries,
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2-15
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,
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indicated
The
here.
corrected
paym&r
187
Volume
Number 5715
i
:
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
4
.
.
(721)
49
mmmm
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
Offering
V Bond
headed
Governor!
—
Folsoni
James E;
that
announces
auction bids will be received
19 for the
purchase of $21,000,000
various purpose bonds, as follows:
institutional
;
Due
7 bonds.
•
hospital
April 1 from
on
awarded
to
a
;
group
<Sc
by Dean Witter
pany.
Com¬
777777.7V7(7:7'7'!
Maricopa
be¬
ginning at 9:30 a.m.-(CST) on Feb.
$4,000,000
89—were
p.
77:
Alabama (State of)
;
]
ALABAMA
-
_
r
County
No. 80 (P. O.
•
'7y:
by
District
Phoenix), Ariz.
Dean
Witter
&
Com¬
77; 7.-
pany.
Yuma
April 1 from 1959 to
on
Medical
Center
bonds.
Due
April 1 from 1959 to 19 <8
inclusive.
7.
:
building
of
?
10 a
Refsnes, Ely, Beck & Co., Com¬
Trust
Co., Kansas City,
Bocitcher
tional
&
Co.
and
Valley Na¬
Bank of Phoenix.
-
7
3,000,009 inland waterways im~
,; provement bond sV Due on
April 1 from, 1963 to 1987 in¬
'
clusive.
v
"
•
'7;. '77
.77,
t
3,000,000' Alabama
Deaf
v.
and
bonds.
Institute for
Blind building
Due
April 1 from
on
1959 to 1978 inclusive.
of
Dated April 1, 1958.
each issue due -in
thereafter
are
callable
The bonds
1964
as
and
of April
1,1963. Each of the issues will be
offered for sale separately. Princi-1
pal and interest <A-O) payable at
the
Bank
&
Municipal. Water District
Improvement District No. 2,
;( San Diego County, Calif.
> Bond Sale—An issue of $350,000
general obligation bonds
sold
was
to a group
composed of the Bank
of America
National Trust & Sav-fl
iiigs Association, of San Francisco,
Taylor & Co., and Jones, Cosgrove
& Miller. 7
Dated
March
•
7:7:7.;-
.
March
1,
.
7
7
2958.
Grant
Bond
1 from 1959 to
1988 inclu¬
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the District Treasurer's
office, or at the Bank of America
High School District,
Offering —C.
bids
at
in
office
his
(PST)
purchase
on
f
10 a.m. (PST)
Purchase
of
bonds.
clusive.
(A-O)
March
on
(M-S)
from
Feb. 19 for
1960
to
payable
1983
interest
the County
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Hcrrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
•
cisco. 7
at
the
County
office.
Legality ap¬
cisco.
;
-
1959 to
Colorado
Dated
at
office.
V'!,. 7.7^777;';..
College (P. O. Colorado
Springs), Colo.
i
/
1, 1958.,
Interest
Legality approved by Day,
Berry & Howard, of Hartford. 7,.
Bond.Sale—The $147,000 school
building bonds offered Jan. 27187, p. 187—were awarded to a
group composed of ,the Bank of
;
(P. O. Milford), Conn.
Bond
Sale
The $2,500,000
zet, President of the Board of school bonds offered Feb. 4—v.
Trustees, wil receive sealed bids 187, p. 619—were awarded to a
until 9 a.m. (MST) on Feb. 22 for group composed of
Glore, Forgar>
the
purchase?: of $1,299,000 non & Co., Drexel & Co., Hallgarteh
6 Co., Dick & Merle-Smith, W".
tax-exempt Dormitory, and. Stu¬
dent Union Refunding and Con¬ E. Hutton & Co., A. M. Kidder &
struction
bonds,
revenue
as
Jan. 1
from
1960
3 997
to
ou
Washington (P. O. Washington),
•!
elusive. 7'■ '7.77
Connecticut
Jan. 1; from 1959 to
3993 in-
awarded
elusive.
bonds
dated
at
July
1,
1957. Legality approved by Daw¬
son, Nagel, Sherman & Howard,
are
.
Bond Sale—The $240,000 school
bonds
offered
Feb:
6
wero
011
v.
The
,
.
in-
549,000 Series B bonds. Due
:
—
Co., Inc., and Baxter & Co., a»
3.20s, at a price of 100.75, a basio
of about 3.11%*
; 7
7
fol¬
lows:
.
Bernardino County, Calif.
Milford
.
Offering—Louis T. Bctie-
$750,000 Scries A bonds. Due
Hesperia School District, San
1968 inclusive.
April
A-O.
.
Bond
v
1963 inclusive.
1959 to
7
7
1963 inclusive.
290,000 public works bonds, Ser¬
ies J.
Due on April 1 froth
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
riugton & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
7
'
interest
payable
Treasurer's
Sacramento
Principal and
Treasurer's
in¬
1983
and
COLORADOf
of
15
from 1959 to
'principal
on
635,000 public works bonds, Ser-?
ies H.
Due on April 1 from
1959 to 1973 inclusive.
90,000 public works bonds, Ser¬
ies I.
Due on April 1 from
$3,000,000
school
Dated April 1, 1958.
Due
April 1
011
1959 to
Feb. 18 for the
on
-
Due
350,000 public works bonds, Ser¬
ies G.
Due on April 1 from
C.
$452,000 school
bonds. Dated March 15, 1958. Due
inclusive.
schooh ' bohds;
April I from
1950 to 1973 inclusive.
Series L.
7
:
bids at his office in Oakland until
-
a.m.
Dist.,. $5,550,000 r, public
County, Calif.
Bond Offering —Jack G.
Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
LaRue,
County Clerk, will receive scaled
on
sive.
National
Unified School"
Alameda
Savings
Union
Leandro
Sacramento County, Calif.
.7 7
Due
of America
Association, of
San Francisco. Legality approved
by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herriugton
<S? Sutcliffe, of San Francisco. V
the
Carlsbad
callable
are
1, 1971. Principal and
interest
(F-A)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office, or at
until 10
*
Bonds due
of Feb.
as
group composed
merce
.
Alabama
Polytechnic'
Institute building bonds. Due |
on April 1 from 1959 to 1978
inclusive.
v7-7 '■ >7 ,77 777-;':'-vi
4,500,000
7
Sale—The $370,000 school
bonds
offered
Feb.
3
were awarded
on
-
County School District No.
(P. O. Yuma), Ariz.
Bond
1968 inclusive.
4,500,000 University of Alabama
in 1972 and thereafter
San
purcLiase
$oi/0,000 hospital bonds. Dated
1, 1958. Due on Feb. 1 from
1962 10 1978 inclusive.
Trust
1959 to 1978 inclusive.
2,000,000 general hospital bonds.
-7. Due
iPSTLon Feb. 11 for the
ot
Feb.
School
Bond Sale—The
$63,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 23—v. 187,
p. 373—were awarded to a group
headed
his office in San Jose until 8
pun.
to Putnam &
price
a
of
100.21,
Co., as 3s,
basis o.!f
a
about 2.97%.
j'
: ' ;
•
the State Treasurer's office.
Le¬
America National Trust & Savings
National Trust & Savings Associa-'
.7.7
gality approved by White, Bradley,.
Association,
of S a n7 Francisco,
7_7,:, DELAWARE '/V
of Denver.
tion, in Los Angeles or San Fran¬ Dean Witter &
Arant, All & Rose, of Birmingham.;
Co., Lawson, Levy,
Delaware (State of):**
cisco, or at any fiscal agency of
•
>
Williams & Stern, Stone & YoungVB
'Bessemer, Ala.'
Denver (City and County of)*
>/7 ; the District in Chicago or New!
::
Bond Offering — John N. Mc¬
C Warrant Sale
berg, Fred D. Blake & Co., and C.
The $1,150,000 York
Colorado
:
City, at the holder's option.
Dowell, Secretary of the State,
N. White & Co., as 4s, at a price of
Water revenue refunding warrants:
Bohd Sale — The $20,000,000 \vili receive sealed bids until 11
Legality approved by O'Melveny
offered- Feb.1 4—v. 187, p. 499—
100.51, a basis of about 3.94%.
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
general obligation water bonds a.m. (EST) on Feb. 20 for the pur¬
—
awarded
were
«
to
a
group
com¬
Equitable
Securities; Chaffey Union High School District,
San Bernardino County, Calif.'
Corp., Sterne, Agee & Leach,
Hendrix & Mayes, Inc., Robinson- •7 Bond Offering—Daniel B. MilliHumphrey Co., Inc., First National ken, Superintendent of Schools,
posed
of;
Lafayette School District, Contra
Costa Cdunty, Calif.
7.7
.
Bank of
Birmingham, and Shrop-i
shire & Go.
-
.,
,
:
Huntsville, Ala. \ f'7
--; Warrant > Sale— The $4,000,000
general
obligation
sewer • sys¬
r
tem, warrants
187,
p.
offered
619—were
headed
group
Feb.
to
a
Equitable
the
Securities Corp., at a price of par,
a net interest cost of about
3.97%,
as
the purchase
Claremont
follows:
of $2,500,000 bonds.
building
bonds
offered
awarded
were
to
a.
Jan.
group
21,
com¬
Sale ^Postponed
uled sale
Feb. 4 of
on
$225,000 bonds
Las
was
—
Sched¬
issue of
an
called off.
Virgennes Uniton Sch. District,
Angeles County, Calif.
Sale—The
Bond
ing
offered
bonds
awarded
as
4s, at
a
Jan.
21
Witter
Dean
to
$15,000 build¬
price of I00-.2O,
&
a
were!
Co.,;
basis
of about 3.97%.
1960
to
1,030,000
from
'
3%s.
1968
on
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
1967
Due
to
on
1975
Jan,
1
inclusive.
posed of The California Bank, of
Los Angeles, Harris Trust & Sav¬
Los Angeles Metropolitan Transit
ings Bank, of Chicago, and Taylor .'7
Authority, Calif.
.;
& Co., as 374s, at a price of 101.82,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
a basis of about 3.05%.
7 be received
by the Authority un¬
Del Paso Heights Sch. Dist., Calif. til Feb. 19 for the purchase of
,
Bond Offering —c. C. LaRue, $40,000,000
Transit. Purchase
2,245,000 4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
County Clerk, will receive sealed Revenue bonds of 1953. Dated
v
1976 to 1988 inclusive.
;
\ ; bids at his office in
Sacramento;, March 1, 1958. Due on March 1
Others in the account : Sterne, until 10 a.m. (PST) on Feb. 19 for from 3961 to 1983 inclusive. Prin¬
Agee & Leach; Hendrix & Mayes,
Inc.; Thornton, Mohr & Farish;
First National Bank; First Amer¬
ican National
Bank, both of Bir¬
mingham; Rauscher, Pierce &
Co.; C. H. Little & Co.; Third Na¬
tional Bank in Nashville; Cum¬
berland Securities Corp; Clark,
Landstreet & Kirkpatrick, Inc.;,
First
Southeastern
Corp.;
John¬
Lane, Space Corp.; Rodman
&'Renshaw; Walter, Woody &
son,
Heimerdinger; Harold
Co.; J. H.
Shropshire
Hilsman
&
E. Wood &
Co., and
the
on
Co.
Graham
County,
High
ton, Clerk
of Board
of
ors, will receive sealed
1:30 p.m. (MST)
on
Supervis¬
bids until
Feb. 24 for the
Purchase of $130,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated March 1, 1958.
Due
on
July 1 from 1960 to 1977
inclusive. Principal and interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Gust, Rosenfeld, Divel6ess & Robinette, of Phoenix.
Maricopa County School District
No. 47 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
•
Bond Sale—The $174,000 build¬
ing bonds
offered Jan. 23—v.
187,
$25,000 school
15, 1958. Due
March 15 from 1959 to 1983 in¬
Principal
payable
at
cisco. 7 7 -7 ;
and
"
Bond
000
Sale—An issue of
bonds
sewer revenue
a
composed
group
Inc.,
R.
H.
District,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
$3,300,-
was
sold
of Blyth
Moulton
Monrovia
&
&
Co.,
Wm. R. Staats
&
Co., Bacon,
Whipple & Co., E. F. Hutton & Co.,
Rand & Co., Stern Bros. & Co.,
and
Fred
Blake
D.
&
Co.,
at
Bond
$500,000 5s.
1963 to
Due
1973
190,000 4V2s.
and
Jan.
1
1976 to
from
inclusive.
Due
on
Jan. 1, 1974
Due
on
Jan. 1 from
1989 inclusive.
250,000 3h»s.
Camino
Due
on
Jan. 1, 1990.
Hospital District, Santa
County, Calif.
-Bond Offering—Martin J. Spangler, Secretary of Board of Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids at
Clara
Sale—The $200,000 build¬
Francisco, and Hill Richards &
Co., jointly, as 3V4S, at a price of
101.35, a basis of about 3.09%.
i
a
1975.
2,360,000 4s.
El
on
City School
ing bonds offered Feb. 4—v. 187,
p. 373—were awarded to the First
Western Bank & Trust Co., San
price of 97.50, a net interest cost
of about 4.14%, as follows:
York, Halsey, Stuart
Co., Inc., and Lehman Bros., at
&
price of
300.044, a net interest
3.24%, as follows:
.
■
.
on
ISeb.
7 1969 to 3975 inclusive.
3^4s.;, Due
2,443,000
on
1 from
airport revenue bonds was
purchased via negotiated sale by
a
group composed of Taylor &
Co., Allen & Co., B. J. Van Ingen
& Co., Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman,
Inc., Juran & Moody, Inc., AllisonWilliams Co., and Herbert J. Sims
Co., Inc.,
as
$950,000 4V4S.
1961
to
follows:
Due
1975
650,000 412s.
011
7-'"
school
7
bonds.
Due
011
March 1 from 1959 to 1972 in-
clusivev 7
:
;
4,000,000' State highway hard
7
surfacing bonds.
Due on
7
7
Feb.
Due
March 1 from 1959 to 1978 in~
elusive..
895,000
.
cost of about
$779,000 6s. Due
;7
■
$5,180,000 school bonds.
1
f.
.
,
,
:
March I from 1959 to 1978 infrom 3976 to 3930 inclusive, i
3,334,000 3s. jDue on Feb. 1 ffom 7>. ^elusive...v:;. •.?•
••
1981 to 1984 inclusive.
'9,450,000 State highway improve¬
.
.
3,000,000 3.10s.
3985
from
2,089,000
3.20s.
1988 and
on
inclusive.
Due
011
v ■
Feb.
on
Feb. 1 from
■!
inclusive.
Due
on
Feb. 1 from
1976 to 1980 inclusive.
improvement
capital
bonds.
on
March 1
on
fi'om 1959 to 1978 inclusive*
300,000
3,
3<'eb.
3939.
3y4s.Due
8,355,000
ment bonds. .Due
ll
Feb.
Due
3987
to
Due
on
March 1 from
1959 to 1978 inclusive.
1
from 3990 to 3997 inclusive..
925,000
capital
improvement
"
Other members
syndicate
Inc.;
include:
Kuhn,
nental
of
Loeb
Illinois
bonds.
the offering
Blyth & Co.
& Co.; Conti¬
National
Bank
Due
on
March 1 from
1959 to 1978 inclusive.
250,000
State
Highway
Dept.
Beach Erosion facilities bonds.
&
Due
7
*;
on
March 1 from 1959 to
1978 inclusive.
Tlie bonds
1958.
are
7
*
v;7.:
dated
able at the
Farmers
-
March
Principal and interest
I,
pay¬
Bank of tho
State of Delaware,
gality
York
in Dover. Ler*
by Reed, Hoyt,
approved
Washburn
&
City.
McCarthy,
7
-
-
.7
of
New
'
Pleasant Special Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Wilmington), Del.
Sale
The $1,195,000
City Treasurer, will receive sealed school building bonds offered Feb.
bids until noon (EST) on Feb. 11 5—v. 187, p. 620—were awarded
for
the
purchase of $6,915,000 to a group composed of Philadel¬
bonds, as follows:
'
7 phia National Bank, of PhiladeLBond
Mount
Hartford, Conn.
Offering—John J. Mahon,
Bond
—
$6,055,000 New Housing Authority
Bonds to Bank of America
Sale—An issue of $1,600,-
000
&
.ows:,
Bank of New
Ontario, Calif.
Bond
chase of $21,000,000 bonds, as fol-
p. 2803
(syndicate
a
CONNECTICUT
County Water
District (P. O. San Bernardino),
California
186,
to
cipal and interest payable at the; Trust Co.; Salomon Bros..& HutzBank of America National Trust ler; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Gold¬
& Savings Association, of Los An-; man, Sachs & Co.
geles. The bonds are payable sole¬
White, Weid & Co.; C. J. Devinb
ly from revenues of the Author-, & Co.; Blair & Co. Inc.; A. C.
ity. Legality approved by Wood,: Allyn and Co. Inc.; Carl M. Loeb,I
King &■ Dawson, of New York Rhoades & Co.; Hornblower &
City, and Orrick, Dahlquist, Hcr- Weeks; John Nuveen & Co.
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
East San Bernardino
Co.,
Thatcher
of
Dated March
interest
(M-S)
the
County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
ri ngton & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
to
School Dist. (P. O. Safford), Ariz.
Bond Offering—W. L. Buffing-
purchase
clusive.
&
ARIZONA
-
bonds.
5—v.
.
,
$725,000 3%s. Due
Feb.
awarded
headed by the First National City
a
Los
Unified School District,
Loo Angeles County, Calif<
Bond Sale—The
$418,000 school
6—v.-
awarded
by
will receive sealed bids at his of¬
fice in Ontario, until March 17 for
Bond
offered
were
Bank of America
associates
National
Group
Trust & Savings Association and
offering $6,055,000 principal amount of New Hous¬
are
successful bidder
Hawaii Housing
bonds, $1,100,000 Oxnard, Cal. Housing Authority
3%
bonds and $3,760,000
San Joaquin County, Cal. Housing
Authority 3% bonds, all due 1959-1998.
The bonds are scaled
from a yield of 1.45% to a dollar price of 100.
Associates in the offering are: Security-First National Bank,
ing Authority bonds for which the group was
on
Feb. 5.
The offering comprises $1,195,000
Authority
3%
-
Glore, Forgan & Co.; Weeden &
ton &
Company; J. Barth & Co.;
Harriman &
Co.,(Incorporated); R. H. Moul¬
Laidlaw & Co.; Brown Brothers
and J. A. Overton & Co.
Co.; Stone & Youngberg;
The
phia, Bankers Trust Co., of New
YorK, Mercantile-Safe Deposit &
Trust
Co., of Baltimore, Laird,
Bissell & Meeds, and Laird & Co.,
as
3V4S, at
of about
a
price of 100.85, a basis
3.16%.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8:30 p.m.
Highland, III.
$365,000 water¬
secured) bonds offered
Jan. 30 —v. 187, p. 500 — were
awarded to G. H. Walker & Co.,
3s, at
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, February
.
(EST) on Feb. 18 for
purchase of $360,000 school
building bonds. Dated March 1,
1958. Due on March 1 from 1959 postponed
indefinitely
due
to
to 1982 inclusive. Principal and pending litigation.
Interest (M-S)
payable at the
Farmers Bank of
the State of Sangamon County, Springfield Sch.
Diet. No. 186 (P. O. Springfield),
Delaware, in Dover. Legality ap¬
the
proved by Heed, Hoyt, Washburn
& McCarthy, of Nfew York City.
FLORIDA
Orange -County (P. O.
Orlando),
jfoy s cf cl
Clerk
Arthur W. Newell announces that
Certificate Offering
—
Commission¬
ers will receive sealed bids until
10 a.m. (EST) on Feb. 18 for the
purchase of $4,140,000 courthouse
and jail ^certificates Of indebted¬
ness.
Dated -June. 1, 1957. Due on
the Board of County
June 1 from 1958to 1971; inclusive.
Certificates due in 1968 and there¬
after
are
callable;
as
of - June 1,
10
1958
payable at a New York City or
Chicago bank, and; a co-paying
agent' wilt: Ise* designated, later.:
Legality approved by CaldWell,
Marshall; Trimble & Mitchell, of
•City.
GEORGIA
County, County Sch. Diet.
(P. O. *Detutur), Ga.
Bond Sale—The $1,-605,000 3Y4%
and 3 V-> % bonds offered Feb. 4—
DeKalb
373—were awarded to a
group headed by the Chase Man¬
hattan Bank; New York City, at a
price of 10L20.
Included in the Offering group
are:
Harris .trrust and Savings
187,
Bank;
p.
Company,
Space Corp.; The Citi¬
zens and Southern National Bank,
Atlanta; Byron Brooke & Co.; J.
W. Tindall dc Company; Wyatt,
Neal & Waggoner;Norris & Hirshberg, Inc.; Varnedoe, Chisholm &
Lee
Higginson Corporation;
Bacon Whipple & Co., and Stern
Brothers
&
Co.
at
a
price of
100.07, a net interest cost of about
2.52%, as fbllows:
2 V-jS.
Due on Jan.
from 1960 to 1974 inclusive.
$1,560,000
ILLINOIS
Cook
County Community Consol.
School DistrictNo. 64 (F. O.
Path Ridge), III.
Bond Sale—The, $241,000
building bonds Offered Feb. 5—v. 187,
2.60s.
400,000
Due
on
Jan.
1
1
1978 inclusive.
from 1975 to
Springfield, 111.
$5,600,000
Bond Sale—The
bonds offered Feb.
187, p. 500—were awarded
to a syndicate headed by Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc., Phelps, Fenn
& Co., and Glore, Forgan & Co.,
at a price of 100.02, a net interest
cost of about 3.53%, as follows:
1962
Sept. 1 from
on
1968
to
inclusive.
90,000 5s. Due on Sept. 1, 1969.
195,000 414 s. Due on Sept. 1, 1970
and 1971.
;
100,000 4s. Due Sept. 1,1972.
215,000 3s. Due on Sept. 1, 1973
and
1974.
3!4s.
Due on Sept.
from 1975 to 1984 inclusive.
1,385,000
3,115,000 3V2S.
Due
1985 to
from
Associates
in
011
the
3
1
offering
Inc.; Stone & Webster
Corp.; Dean Witter &
Co.; The Illinois Company Inc.;
Hallgarteru & Co.; Brauh, Bosworth & vCo. Inc.; First of Mich¬
igan Corp.
G. H. Walker & Co.; Wm. E.
Pollock & Co., Inc.; Blewer, Glynn
&
Co.; Newhard, Cook & Co.;
Rodman & Renshaw; Fox, Reusch
& Co., Inc.; Freeman & Company;
Piper, Jaffray & Hop wood.
First
INDIANA
Chicago, at a
price of 100*002, a net interest cost Anderson College and Theological
of about 3.39%, as follows:
Seminary (P. O. Anderson), Ind.
Bond Sale
The $575,000 non¬
$90,000 3%Sr Due on Sept. 15
from 1959 to 1967 inclusive. \ tax
exempt dormitory revenue
151,000 3%s. Due on Sept. 15 bonds offered Jan. 31—v. 187, p.
p. 500—were.vawarded tor the
National Bank of
—
from
1968
to
inclusive.
1976
County School District No.
73l/2 (P. O. Skokie), 111.
Bond Sale—An issue of $425,000
school building bonds was sold to
John Nuveen & Co., and Frantz
Hutchinson & Co., jointly, at a
price of 100.003, a net interest cost
of about 3.56%., as follows:
I
$130,000 38/4s.
Due on Dec. 1 from
1968 to 1972 inclusive.
sold
was
Housing
Cook
Agency,
the
2%s, at
a
Town
Clerk
-
B.
Treasurer,
Due on Dec. 1 from
1973 to 1976 inclusive.
District No. 200 (P. O. Oak Park),
Illinois
Bond
Sale
Baker,
will re¬
11:30
(CST) on Feb. 18 for the purchase
$267,000 sewage works reve¬
bonds, as follows:
Due
Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1982
as
The
of
Sept.
80,000 Second Series bonds. Due
on Sept.
1 from 3983 to 1987
inclusive.
$2,000,000
of
The
a
group composed of First Nation¬
al Bank of
Chicago, Blyth &
Co.,
Inc., Wm. Blair & Co., Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., McDonnell &
Co., McMaster Hutchinson & Co.,
Coughlin & Co.,
and
Farwell,
Chapman. & Co., at a price of
100.02, a net interest cost of about
2.50%, as follows:
§110,000 3v4s. Due
1,890,000
from
2M>s.
1961
on
Due
to
Dec. 1, 1960.
on
1973
Dec.
inclusive.
Bonds due in
and thereafter
1958.
are
1982
callable
as
Sept. 1, 1968.
bonds
dated
are
Feb.
1,
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable
Bank
at
of
the
First
National
Fremont.
Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord. Ice &
Miller of Indianapolis.
Jefferson
Township (P. O. Delphi),
Indiana
Bond Offering—Orval
Township
sealed
Trustee,
Corp., jointly, as .4%'s, at a price of
100.32, a basis of about 4.09%.
bids
until
10
Series
bids, the amount
Blyth
price of 100.04,
a
cost
$1,500,000
reduced
was
of
4,160,000
-
Finance Agency, as 2Fss.
semi-annually from Nov. 1,
1959 to Nov. 1, 1997 inclusive.
Due
4s.
from
.
3s. ;Due
Home
4,340,000 31/4&
>
as
March 15
inclusive.
on
Due
March B
inclusive.
on
from 1972 to 1978
March 15
inclusive.'
Members of the group
includeAvailable— Equitable Securities Corp.; Smith
the Univer¬ Barney & Co.; Lehman Brothers-
Report
with
connection
&
a net
3.19%
0.11
1964 to 1971
Due
In
about
from 1959 to 1963
•
to
Financial
Feb
follows:
$1,350,000 to $1,200,000 and
the Federal Housing and
from
sold
offered
interest
bonds
'
n
a
Co., Inc., at
Sale—Due to favor¬
B
Cons.l
(P. o.
Rouge), La.
W. 187, p. 2628—were awarded
syndicate headed by
to
,
Goldman,' Sachs
&
Co.; White
Weld & Co.; Paine,
Webber, Jack& Curtis.
son
IP"'
^Mercantile Trust Co.; Scharff
&
Jones,.Inc.; The National Bank of
Commerce in New Orleans;
White,
-Hattier & Saiifbrd; Barrow,
Leary
& CO.; John Nuveen & Co.; Horn•blower & Weeks.
•Iberia Parish
1
-
(Pi O. New - Iberia),
Louisiana
Y
-•v
y
•
-
:
•
Bond
Offerings— Marcus l)eSecretary of the Parish
365,000 3%s. Due on Jan. 1 from income and expense items, State¬
Police Jury, will receive sealed
1974 to 1983 inclusive..
V > ment of Fund Balance and State-:
bids until 2:30 p.m. (CST) 011 Feb.
230,000 3 Vas. Due on Jan. 1 from ment of Sinking Fund Balance
13
for
the
purchase of $60,000
as well as the-Sinking Fund Re¬
1984 to 1988 inclusive.
public improvement bonds. Dated
quirements. In addition, a list of
Mareli 1, 1958.
IOWA
Due on March 1
Sinking Fund Investments as of
Nov. 14 is enclosed along with "a ■ from 1959 to 1968 inclusive. Al¬
Forest City-Leland Community Sch.
Statement of Debt Service Re¬ ternate bids are asked On (a) nonDistrict (P. O. Forest City), la.
'callable bonds and (b > bonds call¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $605,000 quirements in the next several
able as of March 1, 1963. Interest
y
school building bonds was sold to years.'
.M-S. Legality approved by Foley,
"These
statements
a
have s been
group composed of the lowa¬
Cqx & J udell, of New Orleans.
ll es Moines National Bank, Des made available-|o insurance com¬
panies
who
hold
Field
House
Louisiana State University and
Moines, Forest City Bank & Trust
Co., Forest City, Becker & Cow-: Gross - Revenue Bonds in theft"
/Agricultural and Mechanical
Although
the
entire
nie, Inc., Quail & Co., and White- portfolio.
College (P.O. Baton Rouge), '
Phillips Co., Inc., at a price of dormitory revenue bond issue is
'Y
Louisiana
t
held by the Housing and Home
par, as follows:
: Bond
Offering
Daniel Borth,
Finance Agency^we thought pres¬
Comptroller of the Board of Su¬
$166,000 2.90s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1973 inclusive.
1969 to
•
.,
f;
These statements include detailed
B1 anc,
•
'
ent holders of Field
1960 to 1966 inclusive.
150,000 23/js.
Due
Dec. 1 from
on
3967 to 1971 inclusive.
92,000 2.80s.
1972
Due
197,00 2.90s.
1974 to
Due
,
Dec. 1 from
1977 inclusive.
Glidden, Iowa
Bond
material
Sale—An. issue of $75,000
swimming pool bonds was sold to
Vieth, Duncan & Wood.
receive
(CST)
on
Feb. 17 for the purchase of
$190,000 bonds, as follows:
in
sealed
011
bids
Feb.
19
until
10
the
for
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
of
$400,000 non-tax exempt dormi¬
tory revenue bonds. Dated June
1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1 from 1959
1996
inclusive.
Interest
J-D.
No.
6
Bond
Sale
—
The
$1,577,000
school building bonds offered Jan.
31—v.
to
a
187,
p.
500—were awarded
group composed of John Nu¬
& Co., Shearson, Hammill &
Co., R. J. Edwards, Inc., First Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., of Okla¬
homa
City,
Provident
Savings
Bank & Trust Co., of
Cincinnati,
Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc.,
veen
Burke and
&
MacDonald, Inc., Estes
Co., Seltsam-Hanni & Co., Inc.,
Soden Investment Co., and Wachob-Bender Corp., at
a
price of
100.01,
3.24%,
a net interest cost of about
as
follows:
$392,000 4s. Due
building bonds
Brothers &
Nov.
1
3s. Due
1964
to
on
1969
1
on
'.•••*:
14), Kan.
of
as
designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Chapman
—
group
Trust &
were
at
as
a
a
est
headed by the - Harris
Savings Bank, Chicagb,
price of 100.002, a net inter¬
cost of about
3.14%, as fol¬
lows:
$3,250,000
3s.
Due
1959 to
3 Vis.
Due
Other
members
Harriman
on
of
1
March T
inclusive."; ;
the
group:
Trust
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Co.,
Chicago;
Manhattan
Bank,
New
First. Boston Corp.; City
Chase
York;
National Bank & Trust Co.; Com¬
Trust
merce
Co., both of Kansas
City; Stern Brothers & Co.; The
Illinois Company; W. H. Morten
& Co.; Robert W. Baird &
Co.;
Burns
Corbett
Small-Milburn
Eisen
York
&
Co.
Waeckerle,
Hanseatic
wards,
& Pickard,
Inc.;
Company; Lucas,
Corp.;
Inc., New
R. J. Ed¬
Inc.;
Soden
Investment
McMaster Hutchinson &
and
and Associates,
follows:
$200,000 Assembly Center bonds:
$142,000 33/4S, due on Sept. 1
from 1959 to 1968 inclusive;
and $58,000 3s, due on Sept. 1
from 1969 to 1972, inclusive.
%
100,000 library bonds: $76,000
2%s, due on Sept. 1 from 1959
to 1968, inclusive; and $24,000
3s, due on Sept. 1 from 1969
to 1972, inclusive.
Others
in
the
account:
Boston
Co.,
First
Corp., R. W. Pressprich
Hibernia National Bank,
&
of
New
Orleans, Scharff & Jones,
White, Hattier & Sanford,
Newman, Brown & Co., Inc., Trust
Company of Georgia, at Atlanta,
Nusloch, Beaudean & Smith, Bax¬
Inc.,
ter
&
Co.,
McCormick &
Savings Bank &
Co., of Cincinnati.
Provident
-
William
Staats &
R.
Co.,
Trust
Co., Han¬
_
Boone
.
County (P. O. Burlington),
Kentucky
Bond Sale—The
bmldingJan.
bonds
SOOr-
awarded to Blyth & Co., Inc.
and Lehman Bros.,
inclusive.
Ripley
Northern
March
on
1971
from 1972 to 1978
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
Call¬
April 1, 1963. Principal
and
interest
(A-O)
payable at
banks
in
New
Orleans,
Baton
Rouge, New York City or Chicago
as
.
KENTUCKY
Bond Sale
Financial Report
Available—The $500,000 Series A
—
v
from
Universiity of Kansas (P. O.
Wichita
sold to Stern
was
from
inclusive.
711,000 3yis. Due
1978
Nov.
able
Company.
•
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
474,000
from 1959 to 1983 inclusive.
.& Cutler, of Chicago.
Wichita School District No. 1, .'
Kansas ;».,
;' Y;:
'/ New Orleans, La. /
-Bond
Sale
The
$5,000,000
:
Bond' Sale—The $300,000
building bonds offered Feb. 6—
v.
186, p. 2899—were awarded to offered Feb. 5—v. 187, p.
Co.
on
am
Waterville School District, Kansas
Bond Sale—An issue of $157,000
from
County School District
(P. O. Derby), Kan.
has
be interested in this information."
1,750,000
Sedgwick
statements
that your Subscribers would
sure
-
Luther College (P. O. Decorah) la.
Bond Offering—W. O. Kaslow,
Business
Manager, will receive
these
publicly released and I
—
pervisors, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (CST) on March 1 I
for
the
purchase
of
$7,500,000 I
building revenue, bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1958.
Due on April 1
would be interested in our per¬
formance for this other issue. The
been
1
on
House bonds
,
Dec. 1 from.
on
1973.
and
•,
C.Schock,
a.m.
q*
&
? °1nK
a 1 er~The ^>000,000
building bonds
^
sity's financing, Robert H. Wat¬
West Lafayette, Ind.
son, Jr., Assistant to the Treasu/
Bond Sale—The $910,000 sewage rer, informs us that copies of the
works revenue bonds offered Jan. Annual Report for the fiscal yeair
30—v. 187, p. 374—were awarded ended June 30, 1957 "have beeii
to John Nuveen & Co., arid the released
to the public land we:
City Securities Corp., jointly, at a shall be happy to make additional
price of 100.004, a net interest cost copies of the Report available to
of about 3.60%, as follows:
any interested parties. I aril also
;
$180,000 4y4s. Due on Jan. 1 from enclosing a detailed statement for
the
two
1960 to 1968 inclusive,
f
revenue
bond
issues,
135,000 3y2s. Due on Jan. 1 from which are presently outstanding.
1970 to
will
"
Feb. 1,
bids were
other
three
able construction
Pierceton, and the City Securities
a.m.
nue
school building bonds offered Feb.
4—v. 187, p, 500—were awarded to
-
187, p. 188—were awarded
Pierceton State
B a n k,
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
par.
1, 1968.
Cook County, Oak Park and River
Forest Consolidated High School
the
to
of
inclusive. Callable
annually
dated
are
Additional
KANSAS
ceive sealed bids until
on
Ind.
$134,000 water¬
bonds offered Jan.
Pierceton,
Federal
price of
Offering—B.
bonds
and
1958
of
Bond Sale—The
Fremont, Ind.
Bond
_
Finance
Home
and
as
to
$187,000 First Series bonds.
295,000 3V2S.
basis of about 2.42%.
to
Parish
school
2V2S, at a price of 100.57,
works revenue
Rouge
.
are:
Securities
—
-
ment bankers.
23—v.
Barrow, Leary
Baton
f
1982 inclusive.
1974 to
from
p.
cago, as
-™et»
to
School District No. 1
submitted for the issue by invest¬
Blair & Co.
374
Due semi
255,000 4s.
500—were awarded to
the First National Bank, of Chi¬
187,
equipment bonds
offered
v.
187, p. i88
—
""
Sept.
inclusive.
1997
East
1969 to 1973 inclusive.
from
building bonds offered Jan. 30—
v.
4
awarded
,
sew¬
4—v.
$500,000 6s. Due
Feb.
semi-annually
105,000 3%s. Due
.
Chart/
'
(PO.Lake
in 1968.
The
$400,000 school
Bond bate—Tne
ing and
Due semi-annually
3V2S.
18,000
School Dish!
Louisiana
1967 inclusive.
from 1959 to
Parish
26
; Bond Sale—The $175,000 build
semi-annually
Due
4s.
Ro.
cost
price of par, a net interest
of about 3.96%, as follows:
$122,000
Calcasieu
& Co., at
awarded to Stern Bros.
Mishawaka School City, Ind.
.
erage revenue
son, Lane,
Co. Inc.
Bankers
Chicago;
of
Trust Co., of New York; Stone &
Webster
Securities Corporation;
CO., Inc.; ^Trudt
Blyth
Company of Georgia; The John¬
Trust
dated
are
LOUISIANA
*
500—were
fered Feb. 3—v. 187, p.
Miller, of Indianapolis.
a
Illinois National Bank and
^
Feb. 1,
195». Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Union Bank •&
Trust Co., Delphi.
Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
bonds
$1,960,000
The
—
building bonds offered Feb. 5—
v. 187, p. 500—were awarded to a
group composed of
Continental
interest ( J-D)
1967. Principal and
New1 York
Illinois
Sale
Bond
,
Township bonds. Due
semi-annually from July 1,
1959 to Jan. 1, 1970 inclusive.
The
bonds of- J
Student Union revenue
a
76,000 Civil
j
Metropolitan Fair Exposition
Authority (P. O. 208 South
La Salle Street, Chicago), III.
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
ing
of
$25,000,000
Exposition
Building revenue bonds scheduled
for Feb. 3 —v. 187, p. 500 —was
1, 1972 inclu¬
1959 to oaxi.
1,
sive.
price of 100.04, a basis
a
from July
Due semi-annually
works (tax
as
Township bonds.
$114,000 School
Bond Sale—The
of about 2.99%.
Smyrna Special School District
(P. O. Smyrna), Del.
r
Bond Offering—George V. Kirk,
v.
Commercial and Financial
(722)-.-
50
28
revenue
-—
awarded
to
v.
187,
$100,000 school
bonds
p.
500
Stein Bros.
and the Bankers Bond
offered
—
&
nahs, Ballin & Lee, Courts & Co.,
Folger, Nolan, Fleming -W. BHibbs & Co., Inc., Glas & Co.,
Steiner, Rouse & Co., Breed &
Harrison, Inc., Rapides Bank,'&
Trust Co., of Alexandria, Woolfolk
&
Shober, and New York
Hanseatic Corp.
were
Boyce,
Co., jointly.
Bond
bonds
p.
S
a
1
e
offered
—
The
Feb.
5
$6,000,000
—
v.
I8',
500—were awarded to a group
Number 5715
187
Volume
.
.
.
The CommertiaVaiid Financial Chronicle
First Boston
of
headed by the-
group
composed
Bank of New
Corp.,
Bank,
Chemical Corn Exchange
of New York, Merchants
First National City
York, as follows:
(723)
Stroud & Co., Inc.; Tucker,
Antnony & R. L. Day; Lee Higginson
51
gation bonds offered Jan. 29—v.
pal and interest (J-J) payable at
501—were awarded to a
group composed of the First of
Michigan Corporation, Paine,Webber, Jackson & Curtis, and Kenower, MacArthur & Co., at a price
of 100.02, a net interest cost oi
about 3.23%, as follows:
a
Corp.; R. D. Wmte & Co.; Mc¬
187,
p.
banking institution designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
$2,200,000 street improvement National
Moore
&
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Bank, Second Bank-State Donald
Co.; Watling,
bonds:' $304,000 5s, due on
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Street Trust Co., and the Boston
Lerchen &
Co.; The Ohio Co.;
Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1964,
Safe Deposit & Trust Co., all of
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.; Ball,
\
inclusive; $384,000 234s, due
Ypsilanti City School Dist., Mich.
Boston, at 1.53% interest, plus a Burge & Kraus.
Bond
on Sept. 1 from 1965 to 1970,"
Offerings Hugh K.
V Stranahan, Harris & Co.; Stern
premium of $77.
•
•inclusive; and $1,512,000 3y4s,
Adams, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
; The notes are dated Feb. 7, 1958; Bros. & Co.; Piper, Jaffray & Hop$40,000 4V4s. Due on Jan. 1 from cation, will receive sealed bids
•due oil.Sept. 1 from 1971 to
Due on Nov. 5, 1958.
wood; A. E. Mas'ten & Co.; Allison1959 to 1962 inclusive.
i
until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 17
1987, inclusive.
* v
Williams Co.; Chace^ Whiteside &
105,000 S^s. Due on Jan. 1 from for the purchase
Bristol County (P. O. Taunton),
of $3,500,000
2,000,000 aviation bonds: $282,000
Winslow, Inc.; C, S. Ashmun Co.;
1963 to 1969 inclusive.
Massachusetts
building and state bonds. Dated
-5s, due on Sept. 1 from 1959
Schaffer, Necker & Co.,
45,000 3s.
Due on Jan. 1 from Jan. 1, 1958. Due on June 1 from
to
1964,
inclusive; $351,000
Note Sale
The $650,000 tax
1970 to 1072 inclusive.
320,000 Special assessment street
1959 to 1986 inclusive. Bonds due
,.
2%s, due on Sept. U from anticipation notes offered Feb. 4
and alley paving bonds to a
200,000 3V4s. Due on Jan. 1 from in 1974 and thereafter are call¬
V
1965 to: 1970, inclusive;. and j —v. 187, p. 621—were awarded to
1973 to 1982 inclusive.
able as of June 1, 1973. Principal
$1,367,000 3V4S, due on Sept, 1 the National Shawmut Bank oi y.yy group headed by the Northern
Trust Co.,. Chicago, as 2V4s, at
and interest (J-D)
from 1971 to 1987, inclusive, Boston,
payabld 6t a
Parchment School District, Mich.
at 1.60 % discount, plus
%
i
■100.47, a basis of about 2.21%.
bank or trust company designated
Bond Offering—Richard A. Pat¬
1,200,000 , sewerage, water:, and a premium of $5,
drainage bonus: $185,000 5s,
li; Others in the syndicate: Chase terson, Secretary of Board of Ed¬ by the manager of the account or
/
y New Bedford, Mass
Manhattan Bank, New York, First ucation, will receive sealed bids
due on Sept. 1 from 1959 to
group purchasing the bonds.
Le¬
Bond Sale—The $1,050,000 street
National
1964, iucl.; $220,000 234s, due
Bank, Harris Trust & until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 13 for gality approved by .Miller,. Canand sewer construction bonds of¬
i
on Sept. 1 from 1965 to 1970,
Savings Bank, both of Chicago, the purchase of $300,000 building field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
fered Feb. 4—v. 187, p. 621—were
inclusive; and $795,000 3V4s,
Guaranty Trust Co., of New York, and site bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1958.
awarded to a group composed of
MINNESOTA
due on Sept. 1 from 1971 to
J. P. [Morgan & Co. Inc., Continen¬
Due on June 1 from 1960 to 1983
Bankers
Trust
Co., New York tal
Illinois National Bank & Trust inclusive. Bonds due in 1969 and Alexandria Independent Sch. Dist.
1987, inclusive. :V %:,%
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Detention Hotrid City, Kidder, Peabody & Co., Co., of Chicago, Kuhn, Loeb & Co., thereafter are callable as of June
No. 206, Minn.
/ $92,000 5s, due on Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day, and Seattle-First National Bank, of 1, 1968. Principal and interest
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Harkness & Hill, as ' 3.10s, jat a
/ Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1964, in-:
Seattle, City National Bank & (J-D) payable at a bank or trust be received until Mar£h 5 for the
pfice of 100.39, a Jbasis of about
Trust Co., of Kansas City, and J. company designated by the pur¬ purchase of $700,000 school bonds,
elusive;;$112,000 2%s, due bit
C. Wheat & Co;
Sept. 1 from 1965 to 1970, inchaser.
Legality
approved
by according to T. V. Evensen &
;
elusive: and $396,000 3 y4 s. due
Sudbury Water District (P. O.
Berry, Stevens & Moorman, of Associates, Inc., of Minneapolis.
Detroit, Mich. '
v
Detroit.
;
on Sept. 1 from 1971 to 1987,
Sudbury), Mass.
i Bond Sale
The $13,705,000
Blaine Independent Consolidated
; -Note
Sale—The
v;:: inclusive. %y%:&'■
$65,000 ; water
Bonds4 offered Feb. 4—v. 187, p.
School District No. 12, Minn.
St. Clair Shores, Lakeview Public
Others in' the account: Bankers maih notea offered Feb. 4—^-v. 187, 621—were awarded to a
Bond
Offering — iRdy Philip
syndicate
Schools District, Mich.
awarded to the headed by Bankers Trust Co., New
Trust Co.* of New York, Harris p._621—were
Bond
Sale
The $1,500,000 Thelander, District Clerk, will re¬
600.006 JiWehiie
bonds:
1
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—
:
.
Trust & Savings
Bank, of Chicago,
Framing!) am
Co.,
Trust
2.60s,
as
'
Chemical Corn at par.
Exchange Bank,
of New York,
1
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Taunton, Mass.
Salomon Bros, fr Hutzler, Tv**»r«*m
7.
Note Offering—i-ihomas F. Corr,
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Jr.,yCity Treasurer, will receive
Andrews & Wells, Inc.,: the Illi¬ sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(EST) on
nois Companyy and Ladd Dinkim
Feb. 11 for the purchase of $500,-
C. J. Devine & Co.,
.
.
,
.
.
.
.
& CO.
notes.
000
Feb.
Dated
13,
1968.
—
York
City, Smith, Barney & Co.,
and Lehman Bros., as follows:
$5,000,000 public sewer bonds, at
100.052, a net interest cost of
about 3.02%, as follows: $410,-
000 5s, due on Feb. 15 from
71961 to 1964 inclusive; $1,050,000
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White Castle, La.
-
Due Nov.
/••>•
:
Offering—Roger Barlow,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until! p.m. (CST) on' March
Bond
Town
'5,
purchase of $125,000
system purchase revenue
■_!"
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■"v' '•'•/£
bonds.
'
Sale—The $10,800
Bond
special
j
Baltitnore, Md^. V:'
purchase of $4,-
the
for
250,000 Harbor bonds;-; Dated Jan.
Due
1, 1958.
to
J-J.
inclusive.' Interest
1987
<
July 1 from 1960
on
j Bond Offering
cation-will receive sealed bids
til
8
the
(EST) on Feb.
purchase ol! $390,000
building
Hartford
County (P. O. Bel Air),
Maryland i ;
Bond Offering -— President. R.
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Burdell
the
announces
that
Commissioners
will
Preston
County
receive sealed bids until ull \a.m.
(EST) on Feb. 18 for the purchase
of $1,500,000 public school con¬
struction bonds.
1958.
to
Due
1983
on
March
inclusive.
interest
March
Dated
1
1,
1959
from
Principal
and
Due
on
1,
Sept. 1 from 1958 to
Bonds due in 1968
callable
are
of
as
Sept; 1, 1967. Principal and inter¬
est (M-S) payable at a bank or
designated by the
purchaser; Legality approved by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock
&
Stone, of Detroit.
trust
company
.
Deckerville
school
187,
bonds
Feb.
offered
4
—
v.
awarded- to a
Drexel & Co.";
John C. Legg & Co., Mead, Miller
& Co., and Robert Garrett & Son,
501—were
p.
group composed of
at
a
cost
price of par,
of about
$75,000 3s.
825,000
net interest
a
1964
thereafter
and
-
y-yyas follows: $900,000 2V2S, due
|
4 on Feb. 15 from 1959 to 1965
1; '
inclusive; and $400,000 23/4s,
2 ;«s.
on
on
from 1968 to 1978
1967.
"March 1
inclusive,^;-
Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
the purchaser.
Sale
Bond
bonds
offered
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Arlington, Mass.7;
Offering —Francis
Coughlin,
Town
r
A.
Treasurer," will
receive sealed bids
at the
Bank-State Street Trust
$1,425,000 school project bonds;
15, 1958.
Due on-
Dated. March
March
15
from
1959
to
;
v
i,
Ill
Franklin St., Boston, until 11 a.m.
(EST) on Feb: 13 for the purchase
of
1978
&
Boston, Mass.
: Note
Sale—The $5,000,000, notes
offered Feb. 4 were awarded to a
Feb.
4—V.
187,
p.
-<
bonds
to
group
a
and
Sachs & Co., at
100.12, a net interest cost of
about 2.99%, as follows: $570,4s,
196*2
to
due
on
1965
Jan.
1
inclusive;
from
$1,-
234s, due on Jan. 1
1966 to 1969 inclusive;
$3,190,000 3s, due on Jan.
1 from 1970 to 1978 inclusive.
;
240,000
y
from
y
v
Co., Inc., Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
McDonald-Moore & Co., Shannon
&
Lerchen & Co.,
Watling,
Co.,
MacMcCormick & Co.,
Allan Blair & Co., Channer Secu¬
rities Co., and E. Ray Allen & Co.,
M. B. Vick & Co., Kenower,
Arthur & Co.,
Inc.
Mich.
St. Clair Shores,
Note Offering—D. J. Harm,
City
bids un¬
til 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 10 for
the purchase of $100,000 tg,x an¬
ticipation notes.
Dated Sept. 1,
Clerk, will receive sealed
Sept. 1, 1958.
Due on
1957.
St. Clair Shores,
Offering
Bond
Harm,' City
sealed bids
—
Mich.
Donald
J.
for
the
purchase
of
follows:
3s,
$240,000
from
due
on
1967 to 1973 inclusive.
Other members of the
The
15
Feb.
syndicate:
City Bank of
National
First
York; Blyth & Co. Inc.; C.
The First Boston
New
J. Devine & Co.;
Corp.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
omon
Bros.
& Hultzler; R.
Pressprich
&
Co.;
sanitary
$245,000
bonds.
sewer
May 1 from 1959 to
1963 inclusive.
Bonds due in
1962 and 1963 are callable as
Due
of Nov.
The
The Philadel¬
phia National Bank.
tution
ful
Faegre & Bcnsoii, of Minneapolis.
Chatfield Independent
bonds
|are
1957. Principal
dated
der.
Legality approved by Miller,
Paddock
Canfield,
Minn.
Offering — M. C. Schroe-
Bond
Clerk, will receive
pm.-(CST) on
of $1,100,000 general obligation school
building bonds. ".Dated March 1,
District
der,
sealed bids until 2
Feb.
Due
;on
&
Stone,
Bond
7
Included
are:
in
the
offering group
Phelps, Fenn & Co.; Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.;
Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane; C. J. Devine & Co.; Stone
& Webster Securities Corp.; Alex.
Brown
& Co.
&
Sons:
Consolidated
Hemphill, Noyes
Sch.
Dist.,
St.
p.m.
Offering—P. R. Allmand,
(EST) on Feb. 19 for the pur¬
of $850,000 school bonds.
chase
July 1, 1957. Due on July 1
inclusive. Prin¬
from 1958 to 1987
cipal and
at
a
bank
interest
or
(J-J)
payable
trust company des¬
ignated by the purchaser Legality
approved by Berry, Stevens &
Moorman, of Detroit.
Note
Ironwood, Mich.
Sale—The $100,000 tax an¬
notes
olfered
Bond Sale—The
age
as
of
Chisago City Indep. School District
No. 136, Minn.
Sale—The
Bond
eral
a
$275,000
gen¬
obligation bonds offered Feb.
p. 501—were rawarded
composed of the Amer¬
187,
group
National
ican
Bank
of St. Paul,
Mannheimer-Egan, Inc.; Caldwell,
Phillips & Co., and Woodard-Elwood Co., at a price of par, a net
interest cost of about 3.76%, as
follows:
$40,000 31/4s.
to
1961
50,000 3V2S.
1966
to
1 from
Due on "Feb.
1965 inclusive.
Due on Feb. 1
1970 inclusive.
from
Due on Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
1971 to 1979
Mahnomen
Independent Sch. Dist.
Minn.
Offering—Sealed bids will
received until Feb. 26 ior the
■\.
No. 432,
Bond
be
purchase of $120,000 school
ing
build¬
V.
of
according "to T.
Associates, Inc.,
bonds,
&
Evensen
of Minneapolis.
School District, Mich.
Sale—The $67,000 build¬
187,
p.
189—were awarded to Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, at a
price of 100.03, a net interest cost
ing bonds offered Jan. 29—v.
of
about
2.44%,
1959 to
20,000
as
follows:
Due on April 1 from
$37,000 3s.
Warren
and
Jan.
27
$390,000 sewer¬
disposal system general obli¬
1985
as
p.m.
as
and
thereafter
of Jan. 1, 1968.
are
Prin¬
bank
designated
Mich.
Carrier,
inclusive. Bonds are
of July 1, 1967.
Princi¬
Independent School Dist.
No. 623, Minn.
Offering—Bids will be re¬
Roseville
Secretary of the Board
1960 to
8
cipal and interest
Offering—Violet
callable
T.
will re¬
payable at any
by the
purchaser. Legality .approved by
Centerline, Van Dyke Faegre & Benson, of -Minneapolis.
Public Schools District,
Bond
I960
in
suitable
1964 and 1965.
10,000 IV2S.
William
(CST) 011 Feb. 11 for the purchase
of $500,000 school building bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, .1958. Due on Jan. 1
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive. Bonds
Due on April 1,1966.
April
Minn.
Frommess, District Clerk,
ceive
sealed
bids until
callable
on
Offering
*
1,
Due
Independent Sch. Dist.
No. 276,
Bond
due
19(73 inclusive.
2V2s.
of Educa¬
were
awarded
to
the
National tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 26 for
Metals
Bank,
and
the Gogebic
the purchase of $1,750,000 school
Bank, both of Ironwood.
building and site bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1957. Due on July 1 from
Mason, Mich.
ticipation
Callable
1, -1970. Interest M-S. Le¬
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
neapolis.
March
Johns
Bond
Secretary of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 8
Dated
March 1 from 1960
inclusive.
1979
Detroit.
Michigan
<
the purchase
for
25
1958.
to
Sept. 1,
and interest (M-N)
School Dist.
No. 227,
185,000 3%s.
1, 1958.
payable at a banking institution
Sal¬ designated by the successful bid¬
W.
1973; Principal and in¬
payable at a banking insti¬
designated by the success¬
bidder. Legality approved by
of Jan. 1,
on
125,000 street bonds. Due on May
1 from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
Callable as of Nov. 1, 1958.
p.m.
terest
to
receive
until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
8
on
Jab. 1, 1958. Due oh Jan. 1 from
1961 to 1983 inclusive. Callable as
3—v.
Clerk, -will
10
Feb.
on
about 2.90%, as follows: $70,000 2^s, due on Feb. 15 from
1960
to
1966
inclusive; and
and
in¬
Principal
and
interest
Payable at the above-mentioned
Bank.
Legality approved by
Coolidge
Ingen & Co., Braun, Bos worth &
until
Feb. 26 for the pur¬
chase of $140,000 general obliga¬
tion school building bonds. Dated
(CST)
Barcus, Kindred & Co., B. J. Van
as
310,000 public library bonds, at
100.02, a net interest cost of
$5,320,000
Goldman,
000
clusive.
Ropes, Gray, Best,
Rugg, of Boston.
The
"headed by Lehman Bros,
Second
Co.,
—
501—were awarded as follows:
revenue
;
Sattley & Co., John Nuveen & Co.,
$370,000 special assessment bonds,
Hartland
Detroit, Mich.
\
$5,000,000 water supply system
MASSACHUSETTS
-Bond
by
designated
company
V.
bids
sealed
ceive
Minnetonka
March 1,
Due
are
in
callable
of April 1, 1961. Principal and
interest (A-O) payable at a bank
or-trust
H.
account:
the
in
due Feb. 15 from 1966 to 1968
T-
due
as
2.88%, as follows:
Due
Bonds
inclusive.
925,000 4V2S. Due on July 1 from
1974 to 1986 inclusive.
1,350,000 motor vehicle highway
fund bonds at 100.022, a net
interest cost of about 2.62%,
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1968
$130,000 5s, due on Feb.
inclusive;
-
payable at the
mali, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
Mercantile-Safe Deposit and Trust
cation, will receive sealed bids un¬
Company, of Baltimore. Legality; til 8
p.m.
(EST) on Feb. 18 for
approved: by Niles, Barton, Yost
the purchase of $225,000 school
& Dankmeyer, of Baltimore.
building bonds.
Dated Feb. 1,
1958.
Due on April 1 from 1959
Wicomico County (P. O.
to
100.07, a net interest
3.01%, as fol¬
.«
and $565,000 3s, due on Feb.
•V15 from 1971 to 1983 inclusive,
(M-S)
Salisbury), Mdi ■ i
■i
; Bond Sale—The $900,000 public
200,000 434 s. Due on July 1 from
1970 to 1973 inclusive.
about
y.Y': $405,000 234s, due on Feb. 15
;^:%yfrom' 1965 to 1970 inclusive;
Merri-
Frank
—
utility lighting
inclusive.
1969
to
1960
inclusive.
Community Sch. Dist.,
Offering
Bond
3s,
$2,910,000
-15 from 1961 to 1964
Michigan
v
1970
1965 to
from
and
public
of
cost
lows:
•
thereafter
and
net
a
3.01 %,
Feb. 15 from'1971 to
bonds at
school
Nov.
15
on
1,100,000
un¬
1983 inclusive.
1957.
Dated
bonds.
due
/
18 for
p.m.
about
1983 inclusive.
Hazel McFar- J
—
Feb.
inclusive;
=
100.07,
of
follows: $695,000 5s, due on
on
;
at
cost
Feb. 15 from 1961 to 1964 inelusive;-$2,340,000 234s, due
-
Secretary of Board of Edu¬
ren,
Legality approved by Wood, King
ik Dawson, of New York City.
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Beach- School
(EST)"mi
scaled bids until 11 a.m.
11
as
?
District (P- 0. 2570
Heights Ravenna Road, Mushegon),
ger, City Treasurer/ will receive -V
7-"Michigan
Feb.
interest
J.' GhuV-
Bond" Offerfng-^-John
'
bonds
ment
Due on July 1 from
$375,000 5s.
Others
5,945,000 general public improve-
;
!
street
& Company.
1967
to
of
First
the
by
headed
group
Michigan Corp., as follows:
from 1968 to 1973 inclusive.
/
improvement
bonds offered Jan. 28—v. 187, p.
Moore
on
$3,540,000 3s, due on Feb. 15
;
Alma, Mich.
assessment
1965
:
;
MICHIGAN
501—were awarded to McDonald-
j
MARYLAND
^
r;
the
for
water,
10, 1958.
Feb. 15 from
inclusive; and
234s, due
bonds
site
and
building
offered Feb. 4 were awarded to a
;
"
"y
school
Bond
the pur¬
school building
bonds. Due 011 March 1 from 1961
to 1.988 inclusive.
Bonds due in
ceived
chase
until Feb. 17 for
of $850,000
1978 and
of
March
thereafter are
1, 1973.
calable as
The
St
Peter, Minn.
be received until
purchase
of
\
bonds.
Feb.
cessful
hospital
$490,000
approved
374—were awarded to
Company, at a
price of par, a net interest cost
of about 3.58%, as follows:
1968
to
55,000 33/2s.
1969
will
t
.,«.
Due
1979
•
tion
to
Feb. 1 from
.
,.
o
...
ftliS Z1!
carry an extra 2% interest from
Aug. 1, 1958 to Feb. 1, 1959.
Trailer-
Co.,
of
until
■
.
Thielen
Si?i3 firTha
^
of^
of
$365 000
$3bo,0UU
■;he first
County Commissioners.
Mineral and Missoula Counties Joint
School District No. 2 (P. O.
Alberton), Mont.
Bond Offering — Mrs. Marion
Dewald, Clerk of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (MST) on Feb. 17 for
the
purchase of $16,500 school
Hedre¬
Room °f the First National Bank
^ £or ^ pUrchase 0f
Home bonds.
000,000
Triumph lndep. School District
No.
457, Minn.
Bond Sale—The $895,000 school
building bonds offered Jan. 30—
187,
v.
374—were awarded to
p.
callable
120,000 3.30s. Due
• ,
•
on
City,
501—were awarded to
p.
1978 to 1987
composed
of
M.
A.
carry an extra
23/2% interest from
April 1, 1958 to Feb. 1, 1959.
North Kansas
t-
B
18
d
o n
City School District,
Offering
k
13
for
the
—
Richard F.
to
1978
.
March
on
1
from
I960
inclusive;*." Bonds due in
Clay Center, Neb.
Sale—An issue of $50,000
swimming pool bonds was sold to
.
Series B bonds.
Jan.
1
from
1960
clusive. Callable
.
,
1968.
1
The
-
.1958.
able
to
as
Due
of Jan.
bonds
at
dated
are
be
successful
ceive
Comptroller,
sealed
bids
Feb.
on
terest
bonds.
from 1964
able at
building
bonds
sold
1962
Memphis.
-
Bond Sale—An issue of
$100,000
industrial plant bonds was sold
a
headed
group
by John R.
Nunnery & Co., as 53/2s, 4%s, 3.80s,
3%s and 8.90s. Dated Dec. 1, 1957.
Due
on
Dec.
inclusive.
1
Interest
approved
by
nicht, of
St.
J-D.
Charles
Sale
to
Leland
5i/2s, 3!2s and 3%s.
from
1958
to
terest J-D.
Charles
to
1977
1977
An
issue
of
plant
bonds
Speed Co., as
Due
011
Dec. 1
inclusive.
In¬
Louis.
bids
19
until
for
4
p.m.
Board
receive
(CST)
of
sealed
on
Feb.
the
purchase of $680,000
school bonds. Dated March
1, 1958.
Due on March 1 from
1964
inclusive.
Prin-
dated
are
Feb.
1,
Interest F-A.
Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of
St. Louis.
.
'
Sedalia, Mo.
Sale—An
issue of
000 water revenue bonds
chased
group
laus
via
negotiated
composed
of
$2,700
was
sale
Stifel,
pur¬
by a
Nico-
&
Co., Stern Bros. & Co.
Co., McDougal & Condon
Inc., Townsend, Dabney & Tyson
and
White-Phillips Co., as 33/2s
Dated April 1, 1957. Due on
Apr!
Ailen
&
from
are
the
1959 to 1978
Dela field
1963
to
1997
inclusive
callable
as
of
April
1,
Principal and interest (A-O)
able at the
Company,
1967.
pay¬
St. Louis Union Trust
St.
Louis, or at the
Chemical Corn Exchange
Bank,
of New York
City. Legality ap¬
proved by Stinson, Mag, Thom¬
son,
City.
McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas
Principal
payable
National
&
by
and
at
Bank,
Delafield
City,
the
Goshen
Hawkins'
Wood, of New
York-
W
;
.
&
River Vale
were
to
awarded
a
group
composed of John J. Ryan & Co.;
J. R. Ross & Co., and Lcbanthai
& < Co.,
as
3.70s, at a price of
100.13, a basis of about 3.68%.
offered Jan.
jonds
501—were
sold
sewer
30—v.
the
to
187,
p.
Federal
Housing J and
Home
Finance
Agency, as 3 %s, at a price of par.
Sparta Twp. (P. O. Sparta), N. J.
Bond Sale—An issue of $84,000
general refunding bonds was sold
to the Sussex County Trust Com¬
pany, of Franklin, as 3V2s, at a
price of par.
Washington Township Sch. District
(P. O. Long Valley), N. J. ~
Bond Offering—Mrs. Mary Jane
Hanney, Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 20 for
the
purchase
of
$300,000
school
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1956, Due on
L from 1958 to 1976 inclusive.
Oct.
pay¬
Bank, Hackettstown. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
YORK
power
plant
0 n d s * was
sold- to Robert
Schweser Company, of Omaha.*
E.
bids
until
2
p.m
(EST) on Feb. 14 for the purchase
of $350,000 building, bonds.
Dated
March 1, 1958.
Due on March 1
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at the Franklin National
Bank of
Franklin
Square.
Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
McCarthy, of New York City.
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist,
No. 15 (P. O. Lawrence), N.
Y.
Bond Offering—Mrs. Helen
G.
McGinn, District Clerk, will re¬
sealed
ceive
bids
until
3:30
p.m
(EST) on Feb. 13 for the purchase
$5,439,750 high school bonds.
of
Dated March 1, 1958. Due on June
1
from
1959
to
1987
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
the
at
Peninsula
National
Bank, of Cedarhurst. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
New York City
Housing Authority,
New York
-7.
'
:
Note Sale—The $24,010,000 tem¬
loan notes offered Feb. 4
porary
187,
—v.
622—were awarded to
p.
Salomon
Bros.
&
Hutzler,
at
1.52% interest, plus a premium of
$425, the effective rate being
1.5163%.
New York City Housing Authority,
j New York
.r,';•-/■. ycV"
Note Offering—Chairman Philip
Cruise
announces
that
the
J.
Lima Central Sch.- Dist.
Authority will receive sealed bids
until 1 pan. (EST) on Feb. 19 for
the purchase of $46,100,000 notes,
and
Bond
revenue
b
Offering—Frank L. CalaDistrict Treasurer, will re¬
No. I (P. O. Avon), N. Y.
4 Sale — The
$1,440,000
$950,000
expansion
59
Bond
&
Ship Bottom, N. J.
Sale—The $250,000
Bond
(P. O.
Boulevard, Franklin
Square), N. Y.
ceive, sealed
Twp. School District
Square-
Herman
Wood, of New York
,
—
Franklin
Munson Fire District
Hawkins,
by
(P. O. Rives Vale), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $49o,000 school
aonds offered Feb. 5—v. 187, p.
622
Hempstead,
bro,
Avon
Schuyler, Neb.
school
bonds
187,, p.
offered
622—were
Feb.
4—v.
awarded
to
a
follows:
as
$29,675,000 One Hundred Twenty'
NEW
group composed of Marine Trust
Co.
of
Western
New York, * of
HAMPSHIRE
Berlin, N. H.
Note
Sale —The
offered
the
Feb.
facturers
$100,000 notes
3
were
awarded
Shavvmut Bank
National
to
of
Boston, at 1.75% discount.
16,
1958.
Due
on
Dec.
Principal
&
Traders
Trust
Co.,
Buffalo, Roosevelt & Cross, Wood.
Struthers & Co.,
and
Hayden,
Stone & Co., as
3.20s, at a price
of 100.58, a basis of about
3.15%.
and interest
payable at the National Shawmut
Bank of Boston.
Camillus, N. Y.
Offering
Erne§£ Smith.
Village. Treasurer, / will receive
proved
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
(EST) 011
Feb. 13 for the purchase of
$27,000
sewer bonds. Dated
Jan. 1, 1958.
Due on Jan. 1 from 1959
to 1983
inclusive. Principal and interest
Legality ap¬
Storey, Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
by
Palmer &
Claremount, N. H.
Note Offering—Thomas E.
Duff,
City Manager, will receive sealed
bidsuntil
14
for
3
the
notes.
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
Dated
Feb.
sixth Issue notes.
16,423,01X1 One Huhdred Twenty-
Buffalo, Blair & Co., Inc., Manu¬
on
of
Feb.
$500,000
17, 1958.
Due
Nov. 28, 1958.
Bond
(J-J) payable at
Camillus.
a
Camillus Bank,
Legality
approved
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
by
&
seventh Issue notes.
Manchester, N. H.
Sale
The $1,000,000 tax
Note
1
Legality approved' by Caldwell.
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, ef
New York City.
New
notes
awarded
to
the
(P. O. Newtonville), N. Y.
Offering—Jessie B. Ogdcn,
4
District Clerk, will receive
sealed
Amoskeag
bidsj c/o Morris, Dillon & MacHarg, 91 State Street, Albany, un¬
offered
National Bank, at 1.70%
Feb.
discount
til 2 p.m.
NEW
JERSEY
Allendale, N. J.
Offering-i J. F. Rouault,
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on Feb. 13
for the purchase of
$45,000 water
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1958.
Due
on Feb.
1 from 1959 to 1967
in¬
clusive.
Principal a n d
interest
(F-A)
payable
at
the
First
of Allendale.
Na
bv Hawkins, Dela
Wood, of New York City
&
pany,
sealed
bids
until
8
p.m.
Feb. 24 for the purchase
of
$50,000 water bonds.
Dated
March 1, 1958.
Due 011 March
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
Prin
on
cipal and interest
at
the
First
(M-S)
National
Company, of Albany,
of New York
ity
approved
by
Sykes, Heckler &
New
payable
Bank
of
Cranbury. Legality approved bv
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
or
York
City.
Legal¬
Vandewater,
Galloway,
of
City.
Cortlandt and Yorktown Union Free
School District No. 2
(P. O.
Croton-On-Hudson), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
$838,000 build¬
bonds offered Feb. 5 were
ing
—
(EST)
Trust
at the Marine Midland
Trust Com¬
New
Jersey
Bond Offering
Thornton S.
Field, Township Treasurer, will
Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N)
payable
at the National
Commercial Bank
Cranbury Twp. (P. O. Cranbury)
receive
Feb. 13 for the
from 1958 to 1987 inclusive.
Legal
ity approved
field &
on
purchase of $810,000 school bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1957. Due on
Now 1
Bond
tional Bank
(EST)
awarded
the
to
Marine
group composed of
Trust Co. of Western
Gibbons
White &
100.59,
Buffalo; George B.
& Co.,
Inc., and R. D.
Co., as 3.20s, at a price
a
basis of about 3.13%.
Goshen, N. Y.
Offering—Robert M. McMahon, Village Clerk, will receive
Bond
saled
bids until 2 p.m.
(EST) on
Feb.-19 for the
purchase of $40,000
/,:;,/,■,•';
States Power -2Authority
(P. O. New York City, N. Y.
Financing — The Au¬
thority announced Feb. 3 that it
Interim
has obtained
term
the
$100,000,000 shortof
a
loan for
initial financing
$625,000,000
Project
for
license
The
Niagara.
which
from
the
was
Power
received
Federal
Jan. 30.
on
money
it
a
Power
.
obtained from
17 banks in the
a
period of
.
City and) State for
year at 2% in the
anticipation notes.
one
form of bond
Letters of award have been sent
to
five
equipment manufacturers
been
designing and
fabricating $03,000,000 worth of
equipment on the basis of letters
of intent issued
after bids had
who
have
been
accepted
by the Authority
six months.
A
letter of award to Merritt-Chap-
during the
&
man
past
Scott
Corporation for the
$98,898,101.72
Lewiston
power
plant has also been issued.
The banks which
the
loan
The
participated in
are:
Chase
Bankers
Manhattan
Bank;
Trust
Company:
First
National City Bank of New York;
Irving Trust Company; Manufac¬
turers
Trust
a
New York, of
of
York
Commission
Bond
—
anticipation
were
5
„
Dated March
11, 1958. Due on
Sept. 12, 1958. Principal and inter¬
est payable at the Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank, of New York City.
•
Colonie Central School District
No.
by the successful
Bonds due in 1968 and thereafter
MISSOURI
Columbia School
District, Mo.
Bond Offering—James E.
Saund¬
Secretary of
Education, will
inclusive.
and interest pay¬
bank in St. Louis as
bonds
1958.
1
ers,
to
Traucr-
Legality approved by
Trauernicht,
of
St.
&
1
Legality
&
i"
bank designated by the
City.
Bond
—
industrial
sold
was
1958
Feb.
on
1977
in¬
cipal and interest payable at
the Guaranty Trust
Co., New
York City, or at such other
The
!
Louis.
Additional
$150,000
from
pur¬
93,000 not to exceed 5% interest
; bonds. Due on Feb. 1 from
;
Tupelo, Miss.
to
'
bidder.
$200,000
was
a
Due
to
designated
Springs Separate School
District, Miss.
to Saunders & Co., of
the
$12,200,000 not to exceed 4%
Principal
Bond Sale—An issue of
for
a.m.
follows:
the
ap¬
MISSISSIPPI
school
18
re¬
11
$12,293,000 public build¬
ings and improvement bonds, as
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barker,
Scott & Barber, of Minneapolis.
Ocean
will
until
chase of
insti¬
by
Legality
City
(CST)
1,
pay¬
designated
bidder.
ker,
i
John H. Pocl-
—
(M-S)
approved
Hackensack.
City.
NEW
Bond Sale—An issue of
Dated Feb. 3, 1958.
Louis+ Mo.
Bond Offering
;
I,.
Jan.
suitable banking
a
to
St.
V:
.
'
Principal and interest
tution
on
1973. in¬
of
approved
egality
Chilcs-Sehutz Company.
March
•
195^
inclusive.
Legality
National Bajok &
Company,
Trust
able at the Hackettstown National
NEBRASKA
•
233,000
i
1974 and thereafter
of
of
1965
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
Principal and interest (A-O)
.
a.m.
(CST) on Feb.
purchase of $1,200,000
bonds. Dated.March 1,
1958. Due
Pa-
purchase
years.......
Bond
'
are callable, as
1, 1973. Principal and
$489,000' funding bonds, as fol¬ interest payable at a banking in¬
lows:
stitution designated by the suc¬
$256,000 Series A bonds.' Due on cessful bidder. Legality approved
Jan. 1 from 1,960 to 1963 in- by Stinson, Mag, Thomson, Mc¬
Evers & Fizzell, of Kansas
elusive. ,; •
City.
Feb.
20
in
187; p. 261.
v.
for the
building
kola, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CST)
on
improvement
Dated April 1, 1958.
Due
bids until 11
A.
Due in
sewer
■
Poynter, Treasurer of the Board
Education, will receive sealed
No. 706, Minn.
Offering—Edwin
380,000
bonds.
&
Gosnen
of
Virginia Independent School Dist.
Bond
March 1, 1958.
10 years.
Note—The foregoing supersedes
Saunders
Missouri
In addition the entire issue will
Dated
four to
the report in our issue of Feb. 3—
k
/,
_
$70,925 street improvement bonds.
187,
ward Co.
Feb. 1 from
on
as
Co.; Cady & Co., and T. W. Wood¬
Feb. 1 from
inclusive..
purchase of $450,925 bonds,
group
a
1972 to 1977 inclusive.
350,000 3V2s. Due
the
follows:
or
trial bonds offered Feb. 4—v.
<
"
Sterling announces that the City
Commission will receive bids un¬
til 7:30 p.m. (MST) 011 Feb. 17 for
Kosciusko, Miss.
Bond Sale—The $188,000 indus¬
1968 to 1971 inclusive.
185,000 3.40s. Due
oonds. Interest J-D.
Missoula Improvement Dists., Mont.
Bond Offering — Clerk W. M.
1
at the option
of the holder, at the First National
Bank of Kansas City. Legality approved by Stinson, Mag, Thomson,
McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas City.
Feb. 1 from
on
$7r
Dated
March
on
of March 1, 1973. Prin-
as
of New York
Feb. 1 from
on
1960 to 1967 inclusive.
.
bonds.
Due
at
&
$240,000 3.20s. Due
1958.
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
the Guaranty Trust Company,
a
composed of Allison-Wil¬
liams Co., J. M. Dain & Co., Piper,
Hopwood, WoodardElwood & Co., Harold E. Wood &
Co., Caldwell, Phillips Co., and
Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
3.56%, as follows:
1,
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive. Bonds
due in
1.974
and thereafter are
group
Jaffray
building
March
choice and serial bonds
wiU be the second choice of the
of Kansas cit^ until 11 a-m- (CST>
on
Nursing
JNuis ng
Amortization bonds will be
1958.
ceive sealed bids in the Directors
purchase
p_uichase
Commission^
$500,000 general obliga¬
tion road bonds.
Dated Jan. 1,
City School District, Mo.
dens, District Treasurer, will
Minnesota
(EST) on Feb. 13 for the pur¬
chase'of $305,000 school bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1956. Due on Dec.
1 from 1958 to
1976 inclusive.
p.m.
chase of
March 1 from 1959
inclusive.
Principal and
S.
interest
that
announces
will receive bids for the pur~
ers
on
Bond Offering—Barret
Fauver
the Board of County
building bonds. Dated March
Kansas
Secretary of Board of Education
receive sealed bids until b
to
will
able at the City
Helena), Mont.
$600,000 general obliga¬
1968
O.
Offering—Clerk Florence
Bond
11
Feb. 13 for the pur¬
on
4.65s, at a price of 100.07.
as
Lewis and Clark Counties (P.
Education,
bids
Sale—The
^
City. Legality approved
by Stinson, Mag, Thomson, McE vers & Fizzell, of Kansas City.
'traverse County (P. O. Wheaton),
*
by
Legality
&.
Falls, Mont.
$70,000 Special
Jmprovement
District
No.
898
bonds offered Feb. &—v.
187, p.
621—were awarded to Grande &
of Kansas
inclusive.
,,
Bond
interest (M-S) payable at the City
National Bank & Trust Company,
Feb. 1 from
on
Charles
sealed
1, 1958. Due
inclusive.
to 1975
1976 to
(CST)
chase
Feb. 1 from
on
by
receive
a.m.
inclusive.
Due
30,000 3.60s.
:
Education.
Treasurer of Board of
187, p.
on
approved
Independence School District, Mo.
Bond Offering—Pauline Brown,
Allison-Williams
$40,000 3.30s. Due
and
Great
rucht, of St. .Louis.
building bonds offered Jan. 29—■
y
of
,
,
; Bond Sale—The $125,000 school
1961
Board
the
Spicer Common School District
No. 771, Minn.
v.
bidder
Monday, February 10,
1958
.
bond
payable at a bank or trust com¬
pany to be designated by the suc¬
24 for the
.
.
Ferry School District, N. /..water meter bonds. Dated
March
Oifering — Emil Bezdek, 1, 1958. Due on Sept 1 from
Little
MONTANA
inclusive. Principal and interest
|
will1
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Trust Company; Guaranty
Company of New York;
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank;
Lincoln Rochester Trust Company,
Rochester; Manufacturers & Trad¬
ers
Trust
Company, Buffalo: Em¬
pire Trust Company; The Marine
Midland Trust Companv of New
York; Schroder Trust Company*,
J. P. Morgan & Co., Incorpor¬
ated; The
National
Commercial
Bank and Trust Company of Al¬
bany; Federation Bank and Trust
Number 5715
187
Volume
Company;
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Industrial
Bank, of
and The Bank of New
Dick &
&
Merle-Smith; R. D. White
King & Co,; Goodbody & Co.; $1,100,000 refunding improvement
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson, and bonds, as follows:
v
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath, $375,000 First Series bonds.
as
3%s, at a price of 100.339, a
725,000 Second Series bonds.
Company;
Tripp; & Co., Inc.;
York.
Wells, Inc.; Bacon,
Whipple & Co.; Tilney and Com¬
New York State Thruway Authority
pany; Folger, Nolan, Flemiqg-W.
(P. O. Albany), N. Y.
B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.;
Newburger,
Bond Sale- The $50,000,000
Loeb
&
Co.; Park, Ryan, Inc.;
State-Guaranteed Thruway bonds
Penington, Colket & Co.
Commerce;
Andrews
(Sixth Issue)
187,
v.
offered Feb. 6—
622—were awarded to a
p.
headed
syndicate
by
North
price of 100.085, a net interest
of about 3.12%, as follows:
a
cost
1988
to
Other members
group
include:
of the
,
Loeb
ties Corp.,
&
Northern
Trust
Company;
Hallgarten & Co.
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.; R. W.
Pressprich & Co.; Salomon Bros.
& Hutzler; Barr Brothers & Co.;
Blair & Co. Incorporated; White,
Weld &
Co.; The Philadelphia
National Bank; Carl M. Loeb,
Rhoades & Co.
Incorporated; Ernst & Com¬
pany; Wertheim & Co.; Federa¬
tion Bank and Trust Company;
Fidelity
Union
Trust
Company,
Newark.
Corporation;
King, Quirk & Co. Incorporated;
Green, Ellis & Anderson; Swiss
American
Corporation;
William
-,^lair & Company; Hannahs, Balhn
&
Lee; Schwabacher
Anderson
&
&
/Strudwick;
ColIins--& Company.;
v ^
Co.;
Julien
f
*
Rauscher,
3,465,000 high school bonds. Due
Nov.
on
1
from
1958
to
1982
due
inclusive.
Dated Feb.
North Hempstead Union Free Sch.
Dist. No, 2 (P, O. East Williston),
New York
Bond Sale—The $125,000
school
building
bonds offered Feb.
4
187, p. 501—were awarded to
the Meadow Brook National Bank
of Nassau
County, of West Hemp¬
as
2%s, at
par.
North Hempstead Union Free Sch.
Dist. No. 9 (P. O. New Hyde Park),
New York
Bond
Sale —The
$7,397,000
Feb.
4
—v. 187, p. 375—-were awarded to
a
syndicate headed by Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc.; C. J. Devine &
Co., and Spencer Trask & Co., as
3%s, at a price of 100.27, a basis
building
bonds
offered
of about 3.72%.
due
1964
Francis I. duPont & Co.; Coffin &
Burr Incorporated.
Adams, McEntee & Co., "Inc.;
W. H. Morton & Co.
http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ Incorporated;
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Clerk,
H. Pres-
will
receive
000 special assessment water main
bonds.
Dated
Feb.
1958.
1,
Bank, New York City, C.
J. Devine & Co., Carl M.
Loeb,
Rhoades & Co., Ladenburg, Thal¬
mann & Co., Trust Co. of
Georgia,
State
$35,000
March 1 from
2%s,
1965 to
inclusive; $25,000 3s, due
March 1 from 1972 to 1976
on
inclusive;
due
on
$15,000
and
0.50s,
March 1, 1977.
New York
,
Bond Offering—The
$89,000
>va-
ter
Hope Mills, N. C.
Bond
Chicago, as 2%s, at a price of
100.24, a basis of about 2.72%.
Franklin Local School District
(P. O. R. D. 1, Box 2, Kent),
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
Commission, will receive
sealed
awarded to Roosevelt &
11
Cross, and
the National Commercial Bank &
Feb.
offered
were
5—v.
187,
623—
p.
awarded to the Marine Trust
Co., of Western New York, of
Buffalo, at 1.44% interest, plus a
premium of $8.10.
Offering—H. B. Tremble,
Commissioner of Finance, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until
11
a.m.
(EST) on Feb. 20 for the purchase
$3,080,000 highway bonds.
Dated March
1, 1958.
Due on
March 1 from 1959 to 1972 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
of
Trust
Co., of Buffalo;
R. W. Pressprich & Co.; J. C.
Bradford & Co.; Geo. B. Gibbons
&
Co., Inc., and Adams, McEntee
& Co., Inc., as 3.10s, at a price of
100.70, a basis of about 3.01%.
Wagner Lutheran College (P. O.
Staten Island), N. Y.
Bond Offering — President
Board
Trustees
of
r
of
Frederic
Dr.
until
received
be
11
Due on Oct. 1 from 1959
inclusive.
Legality ap¬
1, 1956.
1996
office
in
Ra¬
a.m. (EST) on Feb.
purchase of $11,000
water bonds. Dated March 1, 1958.
for
the
by Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
proved
Sch. District (P.
O.
Franklin), Ohio
Bond
on
—
Carolyn M.
Williams, Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
noon
(EST) on Feb. 19 for the
purchase of $450,000 school build¬
Dated
Jan.
semi-annually
on
15, 1958.
June and
Dec. 15 from 1959 to 1981 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
the Franklin National Bank,
Franklin.
Legality approved by
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of
Cincinnati.
school-
March 1 from 1959 to 1969
Orange County (P. O. Hillsboro),
North Carolina
Bond Offering
—
W. E. Easter-
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
sealed
bids
his
at
office
in Ra¬
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on Feb.
18 for the purchase of $1,000,000
school building bonds. Dated June
1, 1957. Due on June 1 from 1960
to 1986 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable at the
Legality approved by
Pershing, Shetterly &
of New York City.
from 1959 to 1981 inclusive.
Sanitary District (P.O.
Lenoir), N. C.
Bond Saler—$150,000 water bonds
offered Jan. 28—v. 187, p. 502—
were
awarded
to
of Vance
a
group
Securities
com¬
Corp.',
J. Lee Peeler &
Co., and the Bank
Granite, Granite Falls, at a
price of 100.06, a net interest cost
of about 4.13%, as follows:
of
$75,000 6s.
The $20,000 school
improvement bonds offered Feb. 4
187, p. 622—were awarded to
Fahey, Clark & Co., as 2%s, at a
price of 100.07, a basis of about
2.72%. .v
Cleveland, Ohio
—
Edward
,
Bond " Offering
land.
County Sewer District,
Franklin No. S (P. O. Columbus,
Ohio
Bond
receive
19 has been rescinded.
Due on June 1 from
1976 to 1977 inclusive.
Due on June 1 from
1978 to 1980 inclusive.
Due on June 1, 1981
16,000 3%s.
Due
on
North
(P.
June 1 from
O. Dobson),
Carolina
*■
>
Bond Sale—The $93,000 school
refunding bonds offered Jan. 28—
v.
187, p. 502—were awarded to
the Wachovia Bank & Trust Co.,
of
bids
until
Winston-Salem, as 3s, at a price
basis of about 2.99%.
of 100.01, a
Clerk of Board of Township
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Feb. 21 for
the purchase of $25,000 fire house
and equipment bonds. Dated Feb.
15,1958. Due on Dec. 15 from 1059
to 1978 inclusive.
Principal and
interest (J-D) payable at the
Citizens National Bank, of Ripley.
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
fer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
L
Marion, Ohio
Bond
noon
Due
bonds.
opening
street
1,000,000
Sept. 1 from 1959 to
on
Clerk of Board of Education,
will
receive
2,000,000 off-street parking bonds.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1959 to
Bank,
school building bonds offered
6
awarded to
were
oOsed
of
State
National
chester,
Smith,
a
Barney
Bank
of
Feb.
&
Corp.;
1959
inclusive.
1973
to
1,200,000
portion
city's
paving
Sept. 1 from
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
bonds.
Due
on
1,000,000 incinerator bonds. Due
on Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1978
'
inclusive.
March
Dated
'
Interest
by Squire,
Cleveland.
1958
1,
M-S. Legality approved
Sanders & Dempsey, of
1981
bonds offered Feb. 6—v. 187, p. 91
bonds
improvement
30—v.
187,
Bond
p.
Columbus, Ohio
Offering — Russell
D.
on
Feb.
City
14
will
Clerk,
for
a
group
com¬
posed of Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., Ryan,
Sutherland & Co., Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co., and Roose & Co.,
as
314 s, at a price of 101.75, a
basis of about 3.04%.
Upper Sandusky, Ohio
Offering Cancelled—The offer¬
ing of $120,000 water storage res¬
bonds
ervoir
12—v.
scheduled
for
Feb.
187, p. 622—has been can¬
celled.
Washington Township Local School
District (P. O. 5700 Whitmer
Drive, Toledo
receive
(EST)
the purchase of
awarded to
—were
Bond
13), Ohio
Offering—O.
Clerk of the Board
K.
Benton,
of Education,
New York City. Legality $140,460.14 special assessment will receive sealed bids until 1
Mitchell, Pershing, street improvement bonds, Series
Mitchell,
of New No. 280 limited. Dated March 1, p.m. (EST) on Feb. 27 for the
$5,000,000
school
1958. Due on March 1 from 1960 purchase - of
West¬
DAKOTA
Fargo, N. Dak.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Chas.
lori
Sons;
1959 to
St. Marys City School District, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $995,000 school
District, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $225,000 school
to
1969
inclusive.
interest (M-S)
be
&
1 from
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the Cugnet Sav¬
Bank Company, of Wayne.
Sch.
Columbiana Exempted Village
bonds.
Dated
1958. Due on March 1
NORTH
of White Plains; Bacon,
& Co.; Lee Higginson
Gregory
Dec.
1,500,000 lakeflont development Legality approved by Squire,
bonds. Due on Sept. 1 from Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
sewer
Co;;
Stevenson
on
inclusive.
approved by
Shetterly
&
York City.
com-
group
7
ings
inclusive*
Yorktown, Somers, Cortlandt, Put-
x
until
bids
sealed
(EST) on Feb. 17 for the pur¬
chase of $198,000 school improve¬
ment bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1958.
Due
1978 inclusive.
1973
man,
p.m.
clusive.
offered Jan;
375—were awarded
to McDonald & Co., as 3%s, at a
sealed bids at his office in Ra¬
price of 101.81, a basis of about
leigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on Feb. 3.06%.
11 for the purchase of $525,006
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sanitary
1,
Sale—The $1,135,000 gen¬
Feb. 25 for the purchase
on
.
Wilson, N. C.
Bond Offering — W. E. Eastern
March
O.
son,
C
1,000,000 bridge bonds. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1978 in¬
1983 to 1985 inclusive.
Surry County
Township (P.
Aberdeen), Ohio
L.
and 1982.
24,000 21/2s.
Huntington
Bond Offering—John H. Grier-
eral obligation limited tax sewer
improvement bonds offered Feb. 6
—v. 187, p. 502—were awarded to
a group composed of Braun, BosSept. 1 from Worth & Co., Ohio Company,
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc.,
Merrill, Turbeii & Co., and Fox,
Due on Sept. 1 from 1959 to
Reusch & Co., as 3^4s, at 101.11,
1978 inclusive.
^
{ a basis of about 3.14%.
J* *
3,100,000 general sewer bonds.
Montgomery Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
Due on Sept. 1 from 1959 to
Bond Offering — Vopal Black1978 inclusive.
(EST)
1961 to 1975 inclusive.
21,000 4s.
sealed
Drake,
Central Sch. Dist. No. 1
Offering Cancelled—Ow¬
ing to pending litigation, the pro¬
posal to sell an issue of $70,000
special assessment bonds on Feb.
sealed bids until 11:30 a.m.
Valley, Carmel and Phillips•
j
,
.
Franklin
Knuth, Director of Finance, wil
Due on June 1 from
14,000 3%s.
—
—v.
from 1959 to 1979 inclusive. Prin¬
(P. O. Mohegan Lake), N. Y.
Bond
Sale — The
$2,800,000
Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the Kent National Bank, Kent.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleve-
City. of $15,300,000 bonds, as follows:
Mitchell, $3,500,000 urban redevelopment
Mitchell,
bonds.
Due on
Saw Mills
posed
(P. O. Chesterville), Ohio
Bond Sale
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at the Chemical Corn Exchange
town
building
inclusive.
City.
nam
(EST) on Feb. 17
purchase
of
$180,000
bonds.
Dated
1, 1958.
Due on "Nov. 1
noon
the
March
Offering—C. E. Branden¬
burg, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
bonds.
Offering
bids until
Chardon Local School Dist., Ohio
Bond Sale—The $218,000 school
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the Guaranty building bonds offered Jan. 30
were awarded to Curtis, House &
Trust
Company, of New York
City. Legality approved by Mit¬ Co., as 3%s, at a price of 101.68, a
basis of about 3.07%.
chell, Pershing, Shetterly & Mit¬
chell, of New York City.
Chester-Franklin Local Sch. District
Due
a.m.
(EST) on Feb. 17 for the purchase
of $1,250,000 non-tax exempt dor¬
mitory revenue bonds. Dated Oct.
to
his
leigh until 11
Sutter announces that sealed bids
will
at
Hanover Bank, of New York
Syracuse, N. Y.
Bond
bids
Ohio
Bond
for
Carlisle Local
Due
Easter-
E.
ment
supply system bonds offered
Jan. 28
v.
187, p. 501 — were
—
Offering—W.
&
Newark,
of
Due
by ;S q u i r e, Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Bank,.
Laurence M. Marks & Co., Ernst
& Co., Sweney Cartwright &
Co.,
and the National Boulevard Bahk
Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1968 inclu¬
on
composed of Chase Man¬
group
hattan
National
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on
Feb. 18 for the purchase of $63,-
ing
Company, Inc.; Roosevelt &
Cross Incorporated; Wood, Struth& Co.; Lee Higginson Corpora¬
inclusive;
on
1971
Plattsburgh, Morrison Water Dist.
(P. O. R.F.D. No. 1, Plattsburgh),
&
ers
Village
son,
O.
,
proved
March 1 from 1959 to
on
due
Westbury Trust Com¬
pany,
Westbury.
Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
Associates in the offering are:
Blair & Co. Inc.; Geo. B. Gibbons
tions John Nuveen & Co. (Incor¬
porated); Bacon, Stevenson & Co.;
March 1, 1977.
on
City Hall addition and
remodeling bonds: $30,000 6s,
" Principal
the Bank of
—v.
stead,
J. Lee Peeler &
follows:
T
as
100,000
1, 1958.
(M-N) payable at the
Hanover Bank, of New York City,
or at the option of the
holder, at
Traders
Company.
Heights (P.
Brecksville), Ohio
Bond Offering—Peter
on
Pierce & Co., Inc.;
Sterling National Bank and Trust
(M-S) payable at the Chase Man¬
Company of New York; Malon S hattan
Bank, New York City. Le¬
Andrus, /Inc.; Goodbody & Co.; gality approved by Caldwell,
VHayden, Miller & Co.; Arnliold & Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
S. Bleichroeder, Inc.; Ball, Burge
New York City.
& Kraus; Elkins, Morris, Stokes &
Co.; Folger, Nolan, Fleming-W. B. Tonawanda Union Free Sch. Dist.
Hibbs& Co., Inc.
:
No. 1 (P. O. Kenmore), N. Y.
^
Bond Sale—The $3,430,000 school
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.; Ginther & Company; Ryan, Suther¬ bonds offered Feb. 4—v. 187, p.
land & Co.; Harkness & Hill In¬ 502—-were awarded ~ to. a group
corporated; Hill Richards & Co.; composed of First National City
National
Bank
of Westchester; Bank, of New York; Halsey, Stu¬
Talmage & Co.; Harold E. Wood art & Co.. Inc.; Manufacturers &
&
Securi¬
inclusive; $75,000 3s, due sive. Principal and interest (J-D>
Mafch 1 from 1972 to 1976 payable at the Central National
inclusive; and $15,000 0.50s, Bank, of Cleveland. Legality ap¬
1982 inclusive.
of Michigan
First
Vance
building bonds offered Feb. 4—
v.
187, p. 502—were awarded to
1971
Trust Co., of Albany, jointly, as
Equitable Securities
Corpora¬
tion; Hornblower & Weeks; F. S. 3.60s, at a price of 100.51, a ba^is
Moseley & Co.; W. H. Morton & of about 3.56%.
Co. Incorporated; L. F. Rothschild
Pottsdam, N. Y.
& Co.; B. J. Van Ingen & Co. Inc.;
Bond Sale — The $172,000 im¬
Francis I. duPont & Co.; Weeden
provement bonds offered Feb. 4
& Co. Incorporated; Kean, Taylor —v.
187, p. 622—were awarded to
& Co.; Adams, McEntee & Co., Roosevelt &
Cross, and Manufac¬
Inc. -/--*■
turers & Traders Trust Co., Buf¬
Gregory & Sons; Spencer Trask falo, jointly, as 3.40s, at a price of
& Co.; The National Commercial
100.42, a basis of about 3.35%. v'V
Bank and Trust Company of Al¬
Rochester, N. Y.
bany; State Bank of Albany; Bax¬
Note Sale—The $4,879,000 notes
ter & Company; A. G. Becker &
Co.
to
1
OHIO
and
Co., jointly,
and interest
Corn Exchange Bank;
The
Riley,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 11
offering
Co.; Chemical
Blyth & Co.,
C. J. Devine & Co.; Manufacturers
Trust Company; The Marine Trust
Company of Western New York;
Kuhn,
awarded
were
May
on
53.
Columbus City School Dist., Ohio
B o n d
Sale — The $5,000,000
a
matures
Broadview
offered
New York
1990, inclusive.
4,600,000 3.15s. Due Jan. 1, 1991.
22,350,000 3.10s. Due semi-annu<: ally from 1992 to 1995, incl.
i
issue
Goldsboro, N. C.
Bond Sale—The $360,000 bonds
Feb. 4—v. 187, p. 622—
(P. O. West bury),
Bond Offering—James S.
Each
from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
NORTH CAROLINA
1, 1985. for the purchase of $3,725,000 $260,000 water bonds: $65,000 6s,
due on March 1 from 1959 to
1, 1986. bonds as follows:
1964 inclusive; $105,000 2%s,
1, 1987. $260,000 land
acquisition bonds.
due on March 1 from 1965 to
Jan. 1
Due on Nov. 1 from 1958 to
$1,950,000 3s. Due on Jan.
4,000,000 3.05s. Due Jan.
4,100,000 3.15s. Due Jan.
J 3,000,000 3.20s.
Due on
from
basis of about 3.46%.
Hempstead Union Free Sch.
the Chase
Manhattan Bank, New York City,
at
&
District No. 1
(725)
received
until
Feb.
for
18
11
the
(CST)
purchase of
a.m.
Treasurer's
proved
by
Principal and
payable at the City
office.
Bricker,
Legality
,
ap¬
building, bonds.
1958.
to
Due
1982
Marburger. Legality
cmi^oro
Evatt
& Barton,
of Columbus.
on
Dated April 1,
1 from 1959
Oct.
inclusive.
approved
iQr Dpmnsev.
Interest
by
A-O.
Squire,
of Clevelan
54
nation
OKLAHOMA
Bond- £ ale—The $50,000
signal bonds offered
awarded
to
traffic
Feb.^ 4 were
First
the
National
Bank & Trust Co., Tulsa, as
at par.
IV2S,
OREGON
Phoenix, Ore.
Offering — Frances P.
Bond
Stevenson, City Recorder, will
sealed
bids
until
7:30
re¬
p.m.
(PST) on Feb. 17 for the purchase
$57,879.31 improvement bonds.
of
Dated Feb.
1
from
1, 1958. Due
1959
Callable
to
Feb.
on
inclusive.
1968
after Feb.
1, 1961.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the City Recorder's office.
Legality
approved by Winfree,
McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre, of
on
or
4
The
—
to
syndicate
headed by the First Boston Corp.,
at a price of 98.02, a net interest
cost of about 3.55%, as follows:
$12,500,000
£
Series
C
bonds:
750,000 2V2S, due
$1,-
June 1
1961 to 1964 inclusive;
$1,500,000 2.70s, due on June
I
$2,250,000 3s, due
from
on
1968
to
inclusive;
June
on
1971
1
inclusive;
$2,500,000 3.20s, due
and
on
13%.
the 12 months period
ended Dec. 31, 1957, there were
968,619 passengers, compared with
836,255 in the corresponding 12
months of 1956, an increase of
16%.
Cargo moved in the same
period of 1957 was 43,653,947
pounds, compared with 34,527,332
in 1956, an increase of 26%.
The
June
1
from 1976 to
12,500,000
Series
3.60s. Due
The bonds
0-
1981
C
%
bonds
as
Ports
Authority. The
Authority
to be served by the
TTiwf. 3 co"sidefbl? p,or"°"
of Allegheny
County, including
the City of Pittsburgh and 68 other
municipalities.
maturing
on
and
June 1, 1964 are callable
1,
1963
or
thereafter
on
at
will
receive
12:30
The
Fhst
associated
Boston
with
Corporation
in
the offering are:
Co.
Inc.;
Smith, Barney
&
Co.;
Glore, Forgan & Co.; Mer¬
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane; B. J. Van Ingen & Co.
Inc.;
White, Weld & Co.
rill
i
I
y
Stearns &
Co.; Alex.
Sons;, Ira Haupt & Co.;
R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Shields &
Co.: Wertheim &
Co.; Dean Witter
& Co.; Stroud & Co.
Inc.; Ameri¬
Securities Corp.
G.
Becker
& Co. Inc.; J. C.
Co.; Clark, Dodge &
Francis I. duPont & Co.;
Bradford
Co.;
Moore.
State
&
Leonard
&
1959
on
to
1986
inclusive.
1,750,000
Due
Exeter
bonds.
March 1 from 1959 to
on
1977
School
inclusive.
McKeesport, Pa.
Twp.
$500,000
Sch.
Dist.
gen¬
(P.
ment bonds.
Due
March 1
on
500,000 Woonsocket Channel Im¬
provement
Flood
Pawtucket
and
Wall
bonds.
Due
on
March 1 from 1959 to 1978 in¬
Wanamie), Pa.
refunding bonds
was
sold to the Glen
Lyon Na¬
tional Bank, of Glen
Lyon, as 4*4s.
PUERTO
Puerto
Rico
RICO
Ports
June
Manhattan
The
bonds
1958.
dated
are
March
Principal and interest
able
at
the
General
March 1 from 1961
on
1,
4
Chicago,
and
2.80%,
$2,680,000
5s.
bonds.
19o8.
Due
1983
on
Marcn
inclusive.
March
1
from
Bonds
1970 and thereafter
are
1
1961
due
callable
Legality
Gibbs &
by Sinkler,
Simons, of Charleston.
SOUTH
syndicate:
Co., Inc.,
Co., Courts
nell,
Offering—Mabel J. C011City Auditor, will receive
a.m.
(CST)
011
Feb. 17 for the purchase of
$400,000 water bonds. Dated
April
1958.
1987
Due
on
Jan.
inclusive.
1
1,
1961
to
from
Callable
on
30
Interest J-J.
$30,,000 general
obligation storm
sewer bonds of¬
fered Feb. 3—v. 187, p. 623—were
awarded to H. H. Geiger, as fol¬
lows:
$5,000 2V2S.
Due July
10,000 2.60s.
Due
on
15,000 2.70s.
Due
on
1, 1961.
July 1, 1962.
Whitewood, S. Dak.
Bond Offering—Helen M. Mont¬
Feb.
19
the
Harris
of
cost
about
2.87%,
general
fallows:
757,000 3s.
Due
March
on
1
Due
on
March 1 from
1980 to 1988 inclusive.
Bradford
&
Co., Laurence
M. Marks & Co., Baxter &
Co.,
Illinois Company, Julien Collins
& Co., Stern Brothers &
Co., Rob¬
inson-Humphrey Co., Inc., Robert
Baird
&
Co., Courts - & " Co.;
Ross, City National
Bank & Trust Co., of
Chicago, Mc¬
Donnell & Co., Dreyfus & Co. and
Lefwich
bonds. Due
Channer
Securities Co.
* \ -
8 "
,
on
Feb.
Bond Sale—The $880,000 transit
facilities refunding rev¬
bonds offered Feb. 4—v. 187,
503—were
awarded
to
Clark,
Landstreet & Kirkpatrick, Inc.
TEX4S
Feb.
1
from
1961
to-
Texas
Bond Offering—J. Carter
n.m.
(CST)
chase
was
McMahon, Inc.
King.
of
on
Feb. 10 for the pur¬
unlimited tax
$425,000
'to*
Jackson
Co., jointly.7
Paso
County
j.
(P. O. El Paso),
Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
and bridge
$100,000
refunding bonds
road
was
sold
as
on
to
Harold
3HS.
E.
Dated
Stewart &
Nov.
1, 1957.
May I from 1959 to 1968
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the State Na¬
tional
Bank, of El Paso. Legality
approved
by Gibson, Spence &
Gibson; of Austin.
County Water Control
and
Improvement District No.
(P. O. Hitchcock), Texas
waterworks and
limited
tax
sewer
bonds
$300,000
system
sold
was
7
un¬
to 'a
group composed of the Central
Investment
Company of
Municipal
Securities
Co.,
and
Ranseher, Pierce & Co., at a price
of
100.009, a net interest
about 4.42%, as follows:
cost
$67,000 4s.
1
from
1
from
Due
!
Feb.
on
of
1959 to .1968 inclusive.
56,000 4Y4S,
1969 to
Due
>
Feb.
on
1974 inclusive.
177,000 41-js.
Due
on
.
Feb. 1 from
•'1975 to 1987 inclusive/
Dated
:
Feb.
1,
1958.
" .:
Due
;
on
Feb. 1 from 1959 to 1987
inclusive.
Bonds due in 1971 and thereafter
callable
able
of
at
of
as
Feb.
1,.
1970.
pay¬
the
Citizens State Bank,
Dickinson.
Legality approved
by
Vinson,
Elkins,
Searls, of Houston.
Weems
&
Denison, Texas
Bond Sale
The $1,003,000
bonds offered Feb. 5—v.
187, p. 624
—wprP
awarded
$603,000 water
composed
Co.
follows:
as
works
improvement
revenue
ment
1
and
bonds
of
of
and
sewer
extension
to
a
group
Contra! Invest¬
Texas,
Edna)f Texas
(P. O.
Sale
The $50,000 im¬
provement bonds offered Jan. 27v.
187, p. 503—were awarded to
Russ & Co., as 2%s, at a price of
100.03,
—
basis of about 2.74%.
a
Bond
Sale—An*issue of $3 03,000
sehoolhouse bonds was sold to the
State Board of Education, as fol¬
lows: r ■
v.'i'f.
$49,000 3V2S.
1960 to
Due
April 1 from
on
1962 inclusive.
254,000 4s.
Due
April 1 from
on
1963. to 1975 inclusive.
I,.....
Dated
Dec.
1, 1957. Principal
(A-O) payable at the
and interest
State Treasurer's office.
Bond
Offering
Austin,
Mrs.
—
Lavenia
Lowe, City Secretary, will receive
sealed
bids
for
the
purchase
of
$2,580,000
01*
$3,379,000
water¬
works system revenue bonds. Al¬
ternate bidsVre requested as fol¬
lows:
(A) $2,580,000 bonds due
June
1
sive;
due
from
1959
and \ (B)
June
on
to
1979
$3,379,000
1
from
Dated
1959
;on
inclu¬
bonds
to
1982
March
1, 1958.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the First National City
Bank, of New York City, 01* at
the
option
Citizens
bock.
mas,
of
the
National
holder,
Bank,
of
at the
Lub¬
Legality approved by Du¬
Huguenin & Boothman, of
Dallas.
"•
4
•
■
'
-
Additional Offering—Mrs. Lowe
also will%receive sealed bids^at
the
of
same
for
as
the
^
purchase
obligation
general
Alternate
quested
on
time
$4,000,000
bonds.
bids
are
re¬
follows: (A) bonds due
March 1 from 1959 to 1979 in-
elusive;
March
sive.
and
1
(B)
from
Dated
bonds
1959 to
March
due
1983
on
inclu¬
lt 1958. Prin¬
(M-S) payable
City Bank,
of New York
City, or at the qption of the
holder, at the Citi¬
zens Nationct Bank, of Lubbock.
Legality approved by Dumas, Hu¬
guenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
cipal and interest
at
Galveston
County Drainage District
No.
inclusive.
—
will revive sealed bids until 7*30
inclusive.
El
are
14,000 street improvement bonds.
on
bonds
Principal and interest (F-A)
Jr., President of B<wd of Trustee*,
1974
s
Nashville, Tenn.
1977 inclusive.
Due
curities
&
Albany Indep. Sch. Dist.,
sewer
$137,-
Texas,
Others in the group: First Bos¬
ton
Corp., C. J. Devine & Co.„
First National Bank, of
Portland,
$48,obligation bonds, as
from 1961 to
of
Bond Sale—An issue of
from 1959 to 1979 inclusive.
enue
V,H-,
issue
—
as
for the purchase of
°00
1
by
Savings Bank, Chicago,
and Chase Manhattan
Bank, New
York City, at a price of
par, a net
o.
inclusive.
&
garage
gomery, Town Clerk, will receive
*ealed bids until 8 p.m.
(CST) on
1980
building
*
—
July 1, 1963.
to
10
Bond
Sale
The $160,000 un¬
limited tax school
building bonds
offered Feb.
3,— v. 187, p. 623 —
were
awarded
to
Lubbock Na¬
tional Bank, and Dallas Union Se¬
Due
'
" v
2%s, due on Feb. 1 from 1959
1965, inclusive; $200,000' 3S
due 011 F^b. 1 from
1966 to
1975, inclusive; and $60,000
3.10s, due on Feb. 1 from 1976
to 1978, inclusive.
.
from
Feb.
on
about
$140 000
Lubbock, Texas
10
Crosbyton Consolidated Indep.
School District, Texas
1
Co
Bond
Sale
The
$2,500,000
building bonds offered Feb. 4—
v.
187, p. 503—were awarded to a
W.
Due
1978
000school
First
Memphis Board of Education,
C.
3.07%,
inclusive.
Sale—An
Co.,
Channel* Securities Co.
J.
Feb.
of
follows:
as
Liberty Indep. School District, Tex.
Feb. 10 from
on
1,
Ross, City National
Bank & Trust Co., of
Chicago, Mc¬
Donnell & Co., Dreyfus & Co. and
$1,743,000 2%s.
Bond
1977
&
headed
1
com¬
Texas
:
&
syndicate
group
about
on
sold to Thornton &
March
on
\
W.
Trust
a
of
3.10s.
from
interest- cost
*2.98%,
1968 inclusive.
to
160,000
follows:
DAKOTA
to
1969
Robert
interest
Aberdeen, S. Dak.
sealed bids until 10
1959
1
son-Humphrey
as
cost
235,000 3s. Due
&
Lefwich
interest
$205,000 3Y4S. Due
Corp., C. J. Devine & Co.,
First National Bank, of
Portland,
J. C. Bradford &
Co., Laurence M.
&
%
Feb.
on
follows:
Bond
in
1, 1969. Principal and in¬
(M-S) payable at the First
National City Bank, of New York
City, or at the option of the
Spartanburg.
net
as
Boston
Baird
Due
from
coast, McClung & Knickerbocker,
and the Republic National
Bank,
of Dallas, at a price of
100.07, a
1
March
on
Due
the
314s.
awarded to
were
1
of March
Bank, of
approved
3
Co., Baxter & Co.,
Illinois Company, Julien Collins &
Co., Stern Brothers & Co., Robin¬
Mayor Neville
Dated
in
Marks
Holcombe will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Feb. 19 for
the purchase of $2,020,000 general
purpose
March
net
....
posed of Dewar, Robertson & Pan-
Manhattan
on
Due
1987 and 1988.
Others
1
'
Bridgeport Independent Sch. Dist.,
Due
0.25s.
Feb.
on
—
from 1967 to 1986 inclusive.
660,000
Due
~
County Road District No. 2
(P. O. San Antonio), Texas
Bond Sale
The $600,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered Feb.
in¬
from 1959 to 1966 inclusive.
3s.
:
0
follows:
as
1 from
Bexar
Savings Bank,
Chase
;
•
com¬
from 1971 to 1981 inclusive.
Bank, New York City, at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
pay¬
Spartanburg,, S. C.
—
a
the Harris Trust &
Treasurer's
CAROLINA
Bond Offering
1,655,000
187, p. 503 — were
syndicate headed by
v.
—
Feb.
on
1965 to 1970 inclusive.
Memphis, Tenn.
Bond Sale—The
$10,000,000 gen¬
eral improvement bonds offered
Feb.
Due
570,000 3Si
a.m.
1976
group
1960 to 1964 inclusive.
-
1958. Due
to
;
Bond
$385,000 5s.
clusive.
office.
SOUTH
1,
a
& Co., M. E.' Allison &
Inc.j Raffenspergeiy Hughes
& Co., Inc., and McDougal & Co.,
at a price of 100.10, a net interest
cost of about 3.27%, as follows:
(CST) on Feb. 18 for the purchase
of $150,000 water, sewer and street
Dated March
.
Co.,
sealed
bids will be received until 11
$2,610,000
Beissner
New
that
to
group composed of
First
Co., Rotan, Mosle
Co., and Judson S,
James
Co.,( at a price of 100.05 a
&
...
The;
—
a
Southwest
Forgan & Co., Wallace, Geruldseh
&
Co.,
Russ
& Co., Moroney,
Offering
announces
to
j
posed of Chemical Corn Exchange
New York City, Glore,
Lewisburg, Tenn.
—
Mayor J. B.
Bond
Sale
awarded
were
City. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago. 5
1,
Legality approved by Sul¬
livan, Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of New York
ritv
*
Bank,
;
....
•
Indep. School District*
d
o n
York
6,660,000
$34,000
Authority
(San Juan), Puerto Rico
Air Passenger Traffic,
Increases
—Passenger traffic through Inter-
of
on Oct. 1
from m
1970, inclusive: and
$4 53,000
JV2S, due on Oct. 1 from
lQ7i
to 1987, inclusive.
-
Bank,
will
as
siVn
000 3s, due
to
school house bonds offered Feb; '6
bonds. Dated March 1, 1958.
Due on June 1 from 1959 to 1988
clusive.
O.
Sale—An issue of $31,000
general obligation
B
Sc.
p.m.
Callable
Crowe, of Dallas..
Texas
sewer
awarded to
1,500,000 State Airport develop¬
Bond Sale—The
obligation bonds offered Feb.
3—v. 187, p. 503—were
awarded
to Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc.,
and
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts &
Parke, jointly, as 27/8s, at a price
of 100.76, a basis of
about 2.78%.
Newport
20
2
•
400,000 general obligation
bonds
Amarillo
.
Clerk,
until
-
and
;
hurst &
receive sealed
(EST) oh Feb.
for the purchase of $1,200,000
bids
bonds.
Huron, S. Dak.
eral
Bond
im¬
Due
March 1 from 1959 to 1978
on
Lynch; Rey¬ days' notice.
Sale—The
of
&
-
Son,
gality approved by McCall, Park-
Ridge, Tenn.
I
Offering—Wm. H.' Byrd,
for
5,000,000 University of Rhode Is¬
land development bonds. Due
Co.; Wood. Struthers & Co.
Bond
18
highway
bonds.
from
1
nolds X?. Co.: Shearson, Hammill &
i *
Feb.
inclusive.
Bear.
A.
Town
:
an<d
Federal Reserve center to be
a
1958
Parvin, Dallas
RUl)e
William N £f
wards &...
Co., at a price nf
100.012, a net interest
cost
about 3.45%, as
follows*
&
-
of Feb.
as
10
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
by
approved
Trauernicht,
East
McBride
provement
Brown &
can
in
•;:;%:1';
Bond
$18,750,000 bonds,
Dillon, Union Securities holder, at the Piedmont National
& Cm;
U
until
terest
Drexel & Co.; Harriman Ripley &
Eastman
on
bids
..
$10,000,000
to
those
.
March
Treasurer,
sealed
(EST)
p.m.
follows:
June
1982 to retire the term bonds at
Among
&
callable
are
-Interest
Louis.
Chase
Raymond
—
General
the purchase of
as
(State of)
Offering
Hawksley,
prices
par.
u
Island
Rhode
Bond
ISLAND
after
ranging from 104% on or after
June 1, 1963, to 100% On June
1981 and thereafter,
A series C
sinking fund will begain operating
in
1988 .inclusive,
Legality
in .1974
due
Monday, February
.
Haft
1958,
15,
15, 1973. Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at a bank located
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Ridgedale Bank &
Trust Co., Chattanooga, or at the
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
port, treat and dispose of sewage
wastes in portions of the county.
They are payable solely from the
Bonds
Rico
to
inclusive.
RHODE
in 38 years.
are
net revenues of the
Puerto
Development
fiscal
in¬
being issued to
repay part of a $100,000,000 bank
loan which the Authority received
funds to provide for the construc¬
tion of a system to collect, trans¬
area
for
is
clusive.
/
Government
Bank
1963
Charles
Bopds
thereafter
1,. 1957. Due on Dec. 1 from
J-D.
Dee.
on
.
.
Dec.
During
June
inclusive;
3.30s, due on
$4,500,000
•
.
,
clusive.
of Minne¬
Benson,
Due
and
Feb. 15 from 1959 to 1977 in¬
on
approved
Legality
&
Jan. 31 by apolis. :i
i
1 «■
Gracia, executive direc¬
TENNESSEE
tor of the Authority. Cargo move¬
ment through the airport in De¬
Atwood, Tenn.
cember was 3,117,468 pounds, com¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $80,000
pared to 3,601,733 in December of water revenue bonds was sold to
the previous year, a decrease of M.
A. Saunders & Co., as 5s. Dated
1 from 1972 to 1975
:C
announcement
an
from
1 from 1965 to 1967
F-A,
Faegre
1958.
Eduardo
$25,000,000
a
by
1,
1969.
.
'
Dated Feb. 15,
sehoolhouse bonds.
Feb.
of Feb. 1,
1968.
bonds offered Feb.
awarded
were
as
dated
are
Interest
Allegheny County Sanitary Author¬
ity (P. O. Pittsburgh), Pa.
Sale
bonds
Callable
1957, compared with 79,798 in Dec.,
an increase ®f 5%, according
Authority.
PENNSYLVANIA
sewer revenue
The
1958.
agent for the Puerto Rico
Portland.
Bond
Airport at San Juan, Puerto
83,676 during Dec.,
Rico, totaled
Tulsa, Okla.
ceive
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(726)
the
First
National
Number 5715
187
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Dittmar
Indep. School District,
Quitman
\'
,
Texas
■
-*•'
"7
Trust
$320,000 school
house bonds offered Feb. 5 were
awarded to the First Southwest
Bond Sale—The
Co.,
jointly.
of Dallas,
Due on Jan.
1974
Richardson,
Due
&
a
to
Feb.
Dated
1,
1980 to
Offering—Bailey Peyton,
Manager, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Feb. 6 for the purchase of $4,000,000 building, site and equip¬
ment bonds. Dated Feb. 15, 1958.
from
1
Business
1958. Bonds due
callable
Due
Texas Bank
& Trust Co., of Dal¬
Legality approved by Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
inclusive.
las.
Texas
Feb. 15 from 1960 to
on
quested
Alternate
bids
1975
re¬
are
follows:
(a) entire is¬
and (b) bonds
y
River Oaks, Texas
^
due in 1969 and thereafter, call¬
000 waterworks and sewer system
Bond Sale—An issue of $125,000 able as of Feb. 15, 1978. Principal
bonds was sold to a group com¬
posed of Dittmar & Co., Colum¬ waterworks and sewer system rev¬ and interest (F-A) payable at the
bian^ Securities
Corporation Vof enue bonds was sold to the Cen¬ Frost National Bank, of San An¬
Investment
Company
of tonio, or at the First National City
Texas, and the Metropolitan Tex¬ tral
as Corp., as follows:
Texas, as 4y2s. Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Bank, of New York City, or at
Due on Mav 1 from 1989 to 1997
the Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
$120,000 4s; Due on Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
Principal and interest of Chicago, at the holder's option.
1959 to 1971 inclusive:-'
approved
by
(M-N) payable at the First Na¬ Legality
McCall,
175,000 4y4s. Due on Sept' 1 from
tional Bank, of Fort Worth. Le- Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
1972 to 1980 inclusive.- Note
The foregoing supple¬
gality approved by McCall, Park255,000 4.30s. , Due on Sept. 1
ments the report in our issue of
hurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
from 1981: to 1989 inclusive.-
44•
Sale—An
Bond
issue
of ;$550,-
sue
as
non-callable;
,
.
gation school bonds, totaling $31,500 offered Jan. 31—v. 187, p. 192
were sold to the State of Wash¬
3%s, at
as
a
price of
par.
University of Washington (P. O.
Seattle), Wash.
Bond Sale—The $2,350,000 gen¬
eral obligation tuition fee revenue
bonds
offered
503—were
Feb.
4—v.
awarded
to
187,
a
of Blyth & Co., Inc.,
Marshall, Dean Witter &
Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Beane, Pacific Northwest Co.,
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Bramhall
& Stein, Wm. P. Harper & Son &
Co., Martin Nelson & Co., Southwick,
Campbell & Co., Waldo,
Hemphill & Co., and Robert M.
Macrae & Co., as follows:
Foster &
1959 to
1963 inclusive.
285,000 3*4s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1964 to
1966 inclusive.
450,000 3V2S. Due on Feb. 1 from
San Antonio,
Bond
in 1975 and thereafter are callable
Sept. 1, 1974. "Principal and
interest
(M-S)
payable at. the
Texas Bank & Trust Co., of Dal¬
las. Legality approved by Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas
of
as
Sale
Additional
An
—
issue
$200,000 general obligation
sold
was
to
bonds
group composed
a
of
of
Sale
International
p.
The $1,600,000
—
Airport
offered
bonds
Feb. 3—v. 187, p. 624.
Texas
Feb.
Southwest
revenue
6
Bond
composed of First Southwest Co.,
j of
& Frederking,
Isbell,
Regents,
will
sealed
receive
a.m.
(CST) on Feb.
purchase of $946,000
Student Housing Revenue bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due on Oct. 1
Rotan, Mosle & Co.,
and Bache & Co.,. at a price of
Offering—Claude
bids until 10
:
White, Weld & Co., Fridley, Hess ■24
102,
for
from
1960
to
inclusive.
1997
Bids
(a) matur¬
ities from 1960 to 1974 inclusive;
(b) from 1975 to 1989 inclusive;
(c) 1990 to 1997 inclusive; and (d)
Banking Group Successful Bidder
$57,070,000 New Housing Authority Bonds
For
A
nationwide
group of invest¬
banking firms headed joint¬
ly by Phelps, Fenn & Co., Lehman
Brothers and Blyth & Co.,; Inc.
ment
the successful bidder for
was
070,000
of
$57,-
the
$67,135,000 - New
Housing Authority Bonds sold at
sealed bidding on Feb. 5 by 13
local public agencies located in 9
States, Washington, D. C., and the
Territory of Hawaii. The group
nine
won
of
the
13
following firms
are
of
issues.
The
the
group:
The
also managers
First
Boston
for the entire issue. Interest A-O.
Eufaula,
District, Texas
000 school
years
bonds
will
be
callable
10
poration
The bonds of each issue will be
&
by a first pledge of an¬
nual contributions unconditionally
1959
Housing Administration and
local
public agency issuing
prich & Co.." The group specified
coupon rates of 2%% and 3% for
the'issues, which mature serially
1959-1998.
The
to
:
bonds
the
A
Scale
2%%,. Scale B 3%
3%—at
1.50% to 3.05%.«
A
V"
\
prices
to
and
yield
Federal
are
to
agencies
in
Philadelphia, Richmond, Va. and
Washington^ D. C. and ranges in
yields from 1.50% to 2.95%.
Scale B, covering bonds of the
New York City
agency, ranges
in yields from
1.50% to 3%.
of
income
legal
the
the
other
sale
to retire advances
from
others,
and
of the
for
from
Waco,
Pahokee, Fla.
_
—.
Gainesville, Ga<
.
New York, N. Y_
"
bank located in a
Reserve city. Legality ap¬
Federal
Searls, of Houston.
Additional Offering
The
offering
group
includes:
Equitable Securities Corp.;, Stone
& Webster Securities
Corp.; White,
Weld & Co.; A. C. Allyn and Com¬
pany
Inc.; Alex. Brown &
Coffin
&
Sons;
Burr Inc.;Estabrook
&
Co.; Hemphill. Noyes & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks;
Lee Higginson Corporation; F.
S. Moseley &
Co.; Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis; Reynolds & Co.;
L. F. Rothschild &
Co.; Wood,
Struthers & Co.; American Secu¬
rities Corporation; Baxter & Com¬
pany; A. G. Becker & Co. Incor¬
porated;
Braun, Bosworth & Co. Incor¬
porated; Clark, Dodge & Co.; R. S.
Dickson & C^moany Incorporated;
First
of
Michigan
Corporation;
100.277
2 7/8
101.030
4,565,000
3
100.364
works
1,030,000
28,760,000
5,265,000
1,980,000
4,745,000
1,700,000
3
100.429
Dated
3
101.675
March 1
2%
100.685
sive.
3
100.271
be
(a)
100.788
system
1,
Due on
inclu¬
asked on
Alternate bids are
bonds callable as of March 1,
and
and
(M-S) pavable at Citizens
Bank
of Waco,
at a
Leeal-
approved by Vinson, Elkins,
Weems & Searls, of Houston.
itv
O. Wichita
Wichita County CP.
Falls), Texas
Nolan, Fleming-W. B. Hibbs
& Co., Inc.; Geo. B.
Gibbons &
Company Incorporated; Hallgarten & Co.; E. F. Hutton & Companv; W. E. Hutton & Co.;
McDonald
&
Company; Lau¬
rence M.
Marks & Co.; The Ohio
Bond
Sale—The
awarded to the Dallas
Securities
Dated
Aoril
sive.
$185,000
1
road
offered Jan. 31
and bridge bonds
were
Union
from
1,
1959
Principal
and
1958.
to
Due
1973
interest
Co., Chicago,
Merrill
Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
Salomon
Bros.
&
Hutzler, and
Braun, Bosworth & Co., as 2V4s, at
a price of
100.01, a basis of about
2.24%.
WYOMING
Sweetwater County School District
No. I (P. Ct. Wamsutter), Wyo.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
received
on
March
pay¬
office
School
County
Wichita Falls, or
tional Bank, of
at the First Na-
Dallas.
4
Canada (Dominion of)
SaIe-~An issue of $300,-
000,00d 24-year Canadian Rail¬
Company bonds was sold to
ways
a
headied by
group
District
the Bank of
Canada, as 4s, at a price of 97.00.
Dated Feb, 1,1958. Due on Feb. 1,
1981. Interest F-A.
These bonds
guaranteed ^by the
Government.,.
Canadian
are
ONTARIO
Brcmtford, Ont.
Debenture Offering—E. A. Dan-
City Treasurer, will receive
by,
sealed tenders until 5 p.m. (EST)
on
Feb. 10 fbr the purchase of
$1,180,000 20-year debentures,
as
follows:
$528,000
Conestoga
Dam
deben¬
tures.
.
450,000 sewer debentures.
202,000 public school debentures.
Dated Dec. 31, 1957.
Moore
Township, Ontario
$150,000
5%%
improvement bonds -was
sold to J. L. Graham & Company.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Jan. 2 from 1959 to
on
inclusive.
Interest
1978
J-J.
to
sold
general ob¬
pany.
to 1977 inclusive.
QUEBEC
Wheeling, W. Va.
Offering
August L.
Drummondville, Que.
Bond
Clerk,
City
1:30 p.m.
000,000 sewer revenue bonds, Se¬
ries D. Dated Jan. 1, 1958. Due or
Jan. 1 from 1959 to 1994 inclu¬
sive.
Callable as of Jan. 1, 1964
Principal and interest
at
office
the
(J-J)
pay¬
the
State
of
Bond Sale—An issue of $540,building bonds was sold to a
receive ;;
will
(EST)
Feb. 18 for the purchase of $2,-
able
Interest J-D.
VIRGINIA
WEST
Dailer,
improvement bonds was
Bell* Gouinlock & Com¬
Due on Dec. 15 from 1958
6*4%
March 4 for the
purchase of $150,000
Fund
Commission
through the Wheeling Dollar Sav¬
000
group composed
son
&
& Co.,
of-Nesbitt, Thom¬
Ltd., Gairdner & Son
Co., Ltd., and La Maison Bien-
venu,
net
as
Ltd.; at
price of 96.02,
a
interest cost
of about
a
5.10%,
follows:
Sinking
ings & Trust Co., Wheeling, or at
The
Hanover Bank,
New York
Marshall, Trimble
chell, of New York City.
well,
&
Mit¬
WISCONSIN
(Towns) School District Joint
No. 3 (P. O. Alma Center),
Wisconsin
Bond Sale—The
bonds
as
1969 to 1978 inclusive.
Feb;
Dated
5V4%
sold
improvement
to
offered Jan. 31
-.
Nesbitt, Thomson &
was
Co.,
Ltd., and the Royal Bank of Can¬
were
OIVIOFNO NOTICE
Hop-
BROWN
COMPANY
Comptroller, will re¬
sealed
bids
until
2
p.m.
(EST) on Feb. 17 for the purchase
$225,000 Senior High Schoo1
bonds. Dated March 1, 1958. Due
on March 1 from
1959 to 1978 in¬
Principal
and
interest
(M-S) pavable at the City Treas¬
urer's office. Legality annroved by
Chicago.
Platteville, Wis.
Bond Sale—The $200,000 corpo¬
bonds offered Feb. 4
187, p 503—were awarded to
First National Bank of Chi¬
rate purpose
9 53 at
about 2.96%.
a*
$200,000
bonds
ada, jointly, at a price of 99.16.
of
cago,
Inverness),
3.30s, at a price of 100.11,
City Clerk
the
Int. F-A.
1, 1958.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Chippewa Falls, Wis.
Bond Offering—Lee C. Millard.
clusive.
1 from
Feb.
inclusive.
315,000 4*£s. Due on Feb. 1 from
basis of about 3.30%.
ceive
on
$275,000 build¬
awarded to Piper, Jaffray &
wood,
1968
to
Nova Scotia
Merrillan (Villages),
Alma, Cleveland, Garden Valley,
Hixton, Northfxeld and Mentor
a
1959
Inverness County (P. O.
Alma Center,
ing
$225,000 5s. Due
Legality approved by Cald¬
City.
—v.
National Bank, of
until
8 p.m. (MST)
for -the .purchase of
$250",00<F school -building bonds.
Due
on
inclu¬
Trust
(P. O. Bellingham), Wash.
Bond Offering — Hugh Corey. j, ~ WhitchurchiCTownship, Ontario
Bond Sale—-An issue of $144,500
County
Treasurer, will receive
Chapman & Cutler, of
Company.
March
able at the First
I
Treasurer's
County
Whatcom
or
Federal Reserve city bank.
ger,
Weigold & Co. Incorporated.
1958.
from 1960 to 1983
National
Co.; Francis I. duPont & Co.; Eldredge & Co. Incorporated; Fol-
&
No. SOI
bonds.
revenue
March
were
composed of
group
Lynch,
Callable after nine
from date of issue. Princi¬
Seattle.
purchase of $1,600,000 water
interest
& Sons; Hirsch & Co.;
Kean, Tavlor & Co.; Wm. E. Pol¬
lock & Co. Inc.; J. C. Bradford &
Co.;
Courts & Co.; F. W. Craigie &
E.
the
Bids will
1968; (b) as of March 1, 1973;
(c) non-callable.
Principal
Gregory
Company; Roosevelt & Cross In¬
corporated; Shearson, Hammill &
Co.; Stern Brothers & Co.; Stroud
& Comoany Incorporated; Tucker,
Anthony & R. L. Day: a"d Chas.
—
a
Continental Illinois National Bank
15 years.
years
received at the same time for
the
100.189
3
bonds.
in from
a
proved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems
%
27/s
bids
on
at
or
3
1,520,000
Alternate
inclusive.
asked
(a) bonds being call¬
able as of April 1, 1968; (b) as of
April 1, 1973; and (c) non-callable.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the First National Bank of
are
10,505,000
_$
2 to
sealed bids until
1983
to
the
the
Bid
of
Feb. 20
for the purchase of $3,650,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Dated April
1, 1958. Due on April 1 from 1960
housing projects.
Cpn. %
Boothman,
&
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
The group submitted the follow¬
ing winning bids:
Amount
obligation
general
Dated March 13, 1958. Due
Interest
by Du¬
1, 1958.
approved
Huguenin
&
Authority
000
on
re¬
mainder will be used to meet the
costs
Legality
Waco, Texas
Offering — Jack Jeffrey,
City Manager, will receive sealed
states.
of
Ernest G
—
ligation bonds.
inclusive.
Bond
PHA and to retire temporary
loans
fol¬
Hie
bonds will be used by the housing
agencies
Burt
as
Dallas.
The
taxes.
Offering
Due on March 1
mas,
savings banks and trust funds in
from
Cor¬
March 1 from
on
1963
M-S.
United
the
investment
New York and certain
Proceeds
relates
faith
States is solemnly pledged to
from
C
Scale
r
The
to
March
Dated
the
the
payment of the annual contribu¬
tions by the PHA.
t ,Interest on the bonds is exempt
being reoffered
in three scales- bonds
are
public
Scale
;
bonds.:
Bond
Ewanson, Chairman of the Board
of
Commissioners, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
Feb. 27 for the purchase of $65,-
from 1964 to 1973 inclusive.
.
tions contract between the Public
Shields
Fire Protection
District Noi 8 (P. O. Bellingham),
Washington
sealed bids until
-407,000 3.80s.
annual contribu¬
Corporation, Smith, Barney & Co.^
Company,
Goldman,
Sachs & Co., Harriman Ripley &
Co., Incorporated, and R.W. Press?
and
Texas,
Co.; jointly,
$68,000 4J/2S. Due
secured
an
$475,sold
was
lows:
ing prices thereafter.
payable under
of
Hamilton
interest, and at decreas¬
of
the Columbian Securities
to
from their date at 104% and
accrued
issue
building bonds
to
County
Legality
approved
by Preston,
Thorgrimson
&
Horowitz,
of
Sale—An
bonds offered Feb. 4
awarded
pal and interest (F-A) payable at
Bond
3.05%.
The
Whatcom
Spearman Independent School
housing agen¬
Ala., Pahokee,
Fla.,
Gainesville,; Ga., Gallatin,
Tenn.
and
Tacoma, Wash, and
ranges in yields from 1.50%
to
in
inclusive.
1973
Legality
approved
by
Gibson,
Spehce & Gibson, of Austin.
Scale C applies to
cies
to
815,000 3%s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1974 to 1978 inclusive.
the
will be considered for
Investment
1971
Teachers'
State
Executive Secretary of the Board
group
a
405,000 33/4s. Due on Feb. 1 from
College (P. O. San Marcos), Texas
187,
v.
—
624—were awarded to
Texas
1970 inclusive.
to
1967
-
1958. Bonds due
house
Bond
Due on Feb. 1 from
$395,000 3s.
—
Feb: 1,
Waukesha), Wis.
$1,900,000 court
Bond Sale—Tne
p.
group
composed
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Dated
55
Waukesha County (P. O.
Grays Harbor County Sch. Dists.
(P. O. Montesano), Wash.
Bond
Sale—Thev general obli¬
ington,
District, Texas
1, 1973. Principal and
(F-A)
payable
at
the
interest
1984, inclusive.
San Antonio Independent School
of Feb.
as
Feb. 1 from
on
1979, inclusive.
532,000 37/gs. Due on Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
are
Due
Bond
Feb.
on
WASHINGTON
4.05%?,
<
1959 to
Feb. 1 from
on
1978
follows:
$1,068,000 4s.
1973 inclusive.
Due
net interest cost of about
as
Feb. 1 from
on
in 1974 and thereafter
by, Dumas, Huguenin
Boothman, of Dallas.
proved
to
71,000 4s,
Legality ap¬
&
Quitman.
Bank, of
1971
-
at the option of
First National
holder, at the
Bank
1970 inclusive.
39,000 3%s. Due
15 from
1959 to 1973 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able
at
the Republic National
Bank, of Dallas, or
1959 to
>
-
Dated Jan. 15, 1958.
Texas
follows:
as
Mercantile National Bank $90,000 3%s.
Co., and
the
&
Co.,
of Dallas, Columbian
Securities Corporation of Texas,
and the Metropolitan Dallas Corp.,
.
(727)
100.39, a basis of
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Nibroc Towels—Bermico Pipe
Engineered Pulps and Papers
A
quarterly dividend of 15c
on
the Common
this
Company has
been declared
payable March
share
per
Stock
1,
of
1958,
record
ness
at
to
stockholders of
the close of busi¬
February 13, 1958.
S. W. SKOWBO
Senior Vice
President
end Treasurer
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New York State
Thruway Authority
State Guaranteed
Thruway Bonds
(Sixth Issue)
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED BY THE STATE
OF NEW YORK BY ENDORSEMENT ON EACH BOND
HEW
,
JERSEY
Interest
Exempt, under existing statutes and decisions, from Federal Income and
:
CONMBTIONt
New York State Income Taxes
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Acceptable to the State of New York
dent
of Insurance to
Xtmt
Trust Funds in New York State
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secure
as
security for State deposits,
to the
Superinten¬
policyholders, and to the Superintendent of Banks in trust
for Banks and Trust Companies
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Principal and semi-annual interest (July 1 and January 1) payable at the principal office of The Chase Manhattan Bank in New York City.
Coupon bonds in denomination of $1,000, registerable as to principal only and exchangeable for bonds registered as to both
principal and interest in denominations of $1,000, $5,000, $10,000, $50,000 and any integral multiples of $50,000.
Fully registered bonds may be exchanged for coupon bonds at the expense of the holder.
These Bonds, in the opinion of the Attorney General of the State of New
York, will constitute direct and
of the New Y'ork State
general obligations
Thruway Authority, unconditionally guaranteed by the State of New York as to the payment of both
principal and interest. Such guaranty by the State, in the opinion of the
Attorney General, will pledge the full faith and
credit of the State of New 1'ork to the
payment of the 'principal of and interest on such Bonds as they become due.
This is the sixth issue under the authorization of
$500,000,000 principal amount of Bonds which
may be guaranteed by
provisions of Section 6 of Article X of the State Constitution. Upon completion
financing there will be outstanding bonds aggregating $450,000,000 which are so guaranteed by the State of New York.
In the Bond Resolution, the Authority covenants that it will at all times
establish, levy, maintain and collect such
fees, rentals and charges (including tolls) for the use of the Thruway Project necessary or
convenient, with an adequate
margin of safety, to produce sufficient revenue to meet the expenses of maintenance and operation of the
Thruway Project,
the State of New Y'ork in accordance with the
of this
fulfill the
to
of the
terms
indebtedness
covenants
the State and any
to
contained in the Resolution and
other indebtedness secured
or
to
pay,
when due and payable, the Bonds and
Authority not otherwise provided for.
any
unsecured of the
AMOUNTS, COUPON RATES, MATURITIES AND YIELDS OR PRICES
Dated January 1, 1958
Due
Coupon
Amount
Rate
Due
Yield
_____
$1,950,000
3
Jan. 1, 1985
3.05
Jan. 1, 1986
4,100,000
3.15
Jan. 1, 1987
2.95
4,200,000
3.20
Jan, 1, 1988
3.00
$4,600,000
3.15%
Jan. 1, 1991
3.05%
3.10
Jan. 1,1992
3.05
2.90
%
below
' Amount
•'
2.85%
4,000,000
£
as
Coupon
Rate
4,700,000
Yield
.
.
Due
4,850,000
3.10
Jan. 1, 1993
% 100
4,950,000
*
w
3.10
Jan. 1, 1994
@ 100
4,350,000
3.20
Jan. 1, 1989
3.00
5,100,000
3.10
Jsln.l, 1995
4,450,000
(
or
Price
3.20
@ 100
Jan. 1, 1990
3.00
2,750,000
3.10
July If 1995
@ 100
i
(Accrued interest
•These Bonds
on
to be
added)
.
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are
subject to redemption prior to their respective maturities, at the election of the
Authority, at any time
July 1, 1965. Redemption prices start at 105rf and decline in successive
five-year periods thereafter to a
100Vi% applying from July 1,1990 to final maturity. Full details with
respect to redemption terms
in the offering prospectus.
and after
minimum premium of
appear
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The above Bonds
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are
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offered, subject to prior sale, for. delivery when, as and if issued and received
by
approval of legality-by the Attorney General of the State
of New York,-
to the
_
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank
The Marine Trust Company ,r
«fW»tern New York
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Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.
The
R. W. Pressprich & Co.
Moseley & Co.
r
Company
C. J. Devine & Co.
Haligarten & Co.
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
Barr Brothers & Co.
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
W. H. Morton & Co.
Incorporated
'
Kean, Taylor & Co.
L. F. Rothschild & Co.
B. J. Van
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Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc.
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The National Commercial Bank and Trust
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Company
Federation Bank and Trust
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Company
State Bank of Albany
Anderson & Strudwick
Malon S.
New
-
Fidelity Union Trust Company
Swiss American Corporation
Julien Collins &
Andrus, Inc.
York, February 7,1953.
.
,
Ingen & Co. Inc.
White, Weld & Co.
Company
Hornblower & Weeks
Francis I. duPont & Co.
Gregory & Sons
Baxter & Company
A. G. Becker & Co.
Incorporated
Newark
Green, Ellis & Anderson
Kidder, Peabody &Co.
Blair & Co.
Equitable Securities Corporation
Incorporated
Weeden & Co.
Manufacturers Trust Company
Incorporated
Philadelphia National Bank
F. S.
Blyth & Co., Inc.
The Northern Trust
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v
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The Chase Manhattan Bank
.
Xuhn, Loeb & Co.
us,
First of Michigan Corporation
Spencer Trask & Co.
Ernst & Company
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King, Quirk & Co.
Incorporated
-
William Blair & Company
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
Hannahs, Ballin & Lee
Schwabacher & Co.
Sterling National Bank & Trust Company
of New
York
Goodbody & Co.
Hayden, Miller & Co.
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