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MICHiuAw
Or-
MONDAY
ISSUE
izwm
Reg, U. 8. Pat. Office
"Number 5717
rolumel87
New York
7, N. Y., Monday, February 17, 1958
Price
$1,25
Copy
a
and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
will
•
National
Salle St., Chicago 90.
South La
31
Illinois
Continental
Bank
111.,
&
Trust
Co.
of
Chicago,
will up to 30 clays after Feb.
The offering has been
Stock and Bond Quotations
page
com-
will
proceeds
be
used
to
for
pay
186, p. 2257.
.
the
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
ticket pending conclusion of the General Passenger Fare In¬
vestigation being conducted by the Board. American is requesting a
in
15%
of
increase
The
the
increase
4%
of
$1
plus
ticket
per
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange.,
holly inadequate to meet the requirements of the industry in making
conversion to jets.
that
said, it is imperative that the General
assenger Fare Investigation, already 20 months old, be promptly comleted.
American has filed a motion with the Board proposing tnat
he investigation be concluded no later than June of this year and will
ontinue to press that motion.—V. 187, p. 569.
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For
39
43
its
04',
has
corporation
The
f
called
for
redemption
March
on
1958,. all
4,
outstanding
5%
convertible debentures,
due May
1,
will be made at the California Bank, Los
Payment
.
1967
33
33
American
Transactions
Stock Exchange
V.
958.—V.
186,
converted
into
stock
common
Laboratories,
division
a
this
of
is
27,
Miscellaneous Features
General
plant,
when
Resdan
line
Resdan
of
its
of
hair
Products
products
Federal
Whitehall
in its
Canada
of
the
Whitehall
with
plans to
United
will
continue
plant in Elkhart, Ind.—V.
Reserve
9
_______
Member
of
Banks
full
its
186,
in
47
Statement
of
EC
company
covering
..
Feb.
on
6.277
filed
6
shares
share)
per
purchase 20,000 common shares plus additional shares at, the rate
share for each four shares sold of this offering up to 100,000
at a price of $1 per share, exercisable over a period of five
of
.
187,
p.
Babcock & Wilcox Co.—Ships
.
ment
of
letter
Bellanca Corp.—Trading in Stock Still
corporation
on
Feb.
SEC
covering $275,000 of
denominations of $100
in
at-rate
of
one
to
at
mining
The
,
■
to
are
for each $100 debenture." No
are to
be used for expenses
operations:
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"* * '
Power
(po.—To Sell Bonds—
The company has been authorized by the Arkansas P.
to
.
.
'
Installs Reactor in
The
•
'
7
18, .1958, inclusive.—V.
was
.announced
Mr.
_
Wire
Feb.
on
Ensinger
Union
M. .G,
is
Ensinger Of Kansas
12 by W. W. Sebald,
Chairman
Rope Corp.,
now7
the
of
a
City,
'
and
.
in
Energy's
<•
is
director
•
President
of
the
company
on
Feb.
10
again
reduced
paper
by
of 1 r'r
across
Oare. Chairman-of the Board.
•
The
l;Vr
and
to
270
followed
days, 2%%.
a
"
reduction of
^
of
1%
name is
reactor's
1
,
,
.
'
-
.
announced on Feb. 4.—V.
.
.
St.,
187,
have
been
company
has
called
its first mortgage 3%
hmh
loos^
Citizens &
for
redemption on March 1, next,
due 1963. for account of-the
Payment will be made
bonds,
accruecj
interest.
Southern National Bank. Atlanta,
Ga.—V. 186, p. 1730.
the
the Braniff system' for 31
to employ teletype
messages
days
as
a
information directly
;
income-
-a_t.-~.iu~-
and Kansas Education¬
called
p.
818.
_
;
•
1957
$6,3i8;OQO
/
,
1956
$6,107,000
$2.92 '
$2.82
Co. and New York & Richmond Gas -.Co.
prior to their consolidation into The Brooklyn Union Gas Co. on Jan. 15,
1957.—V. 186, p. 2754.
J
y
_
Lighting
County
.
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.—Acquires MacGregor
1
The
•
was
acquisition by this company .of MaeGregor Sport "Products Inc.,
oU Feb. 6 by R. F. Beneirtger, Chairman, and B. E.
announced
President:
Bensinger,
of .more
Holders
—
'
To
1, 1958. all of
fund bonds at
the Continental
South La Salle
*
v
.
88%'
than
...
„
MacGregor
of
.
stock have
accepted the
offered by Brunswick.- While the acquisition
is
declared effective, Brunswick is holding the exchange offer open
until March 4 for MacGregor shareholders'who 'have heen unable to
submit
their
broad
'
will
factor
pleading
line
basketball,
exchange
stock
MacGregor
first
.
.%
,
in
exchange.
operated as
for
be
the
outdoor
a
subsidiary of Brunswick.
Butler
Brothers,
It is a
recreation-field. -If. manufactures 'a
equipment and uniforms for golf, : tennis,
football, track and other sports.—V. 187, p. 454.
of
Chicago,
111.
—
baseball,
Registers Proposed
-
Granted
on
Gold Mining Co., Needles,
Suspension—
<•
*
Calif.—Hearing
The
12,
.
-
at
on I
world
—
.1'
v. Note: The above summary gives effect to-the inclusion of the Income
derived from
core of fuel
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chicago 90, 111.—V., 185,
Bald Eagle
r
$60,000
sinking
day
the
t
of -Kings
-
Bonds—
outstanding
per
in
first
the
Stock Sale With SEC—
.
Atlanta Gas Light Co.—Partial Redemption—
is
•r* Ea'tnittgs per share of common stock-..
'University
'
for redemption on March
mortgage serial and sinking
100% plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at
Illinois National Bank and Trust Co. of Chicago, 231
There
the
flights
250
on
It
of placing reservations requests and seat
the electronic equipment.—V.<.186, p. 2574.
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.—Earnings Increased—
.
During-pre-dedication trials, the unit, which went "critical,
i.e.,
sustained nuclear fission, four months ago, has produced
at rates ranging from two kilowatts to as many as 200 kilowatts/-The
company expects that the reactor will be operating at its full
rated capacity sometime within the next month.—V. 186, p. 2850.
•
Redeem
its passengers.
Years Ended Dec. 31—
Net
570.
The
of
rate paid for its com¬
according to Robert L.
to
means
.
generate 5,000 'thermal
than any other "swim-
heat
al Association of the
rate schedule effective immediately follows: 5 to 29 days,
30 to 80 days, 2% ; 90 to 179 days, 2,/a% ; 180 to 239 days, 2V'4%;
♦
.
the
board,
service
share-for-share
new
;
240
This
P-
the
ventory
ahead.
;
186, p. 2850.
of Armco.—V.
Reservations System—
reservations
airline
.Designed and built, by the Teleregister Corp. of Stamford, Conn., tne
equipment is located in a , specially constructed building In
Dallas-end is connected directly by 18,000 miles of teletype with the
140 Braniff offices in the United States. The system maintains an in-
•
achieved
a
as
Baker University (Trustees of)
mercial
Vv
♦
the company for the
type nuclear unit in existence. Its
concrete pool in which the
submerged.
pool"
1958
electronic
the first ever
research reactor,
water-filled
the
electronic
Braniff s
•
American nation, was scheduled to-be formally
Paulo, Brazil, on Jan. 25. The company<ytev ^he,
Sao
Michigan, the Brazilian unit is designed to
kilowatts, making it five times more powerful
elements
Associates Investment Co.—Reduces Commercial Rates
The
-
Latin
a
at
designer and-builder of> the reactor.
Similar to the reactor also built by
ming
•
Vice-President.
Board
subsidiary
Mo.,
installed
capi¬
187, p. 570.
Brazil—\
Nuclear
of
<
of
of
Institute
dedicated
Armco Steel Corp.—Ensinger on Board—
election
leave
to
an
system capable of handling more
than 8,000,000 seat reservations per month was unveiled on Feb. 10 In
Dallas, Texas, by Braniff International Airways. The new equipment,
directly connected to every domestic reservations office on the Braniff
system, makes it possible to sell or cancel space in less than one
second,
(excluding line transmission time),, thus greatly speeding up
into
-'.J
S. Commission
to the
issue and sell $1,893,000 of 5*2%
bonds and 5%%' debentures
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co.—V. 185, p. 2910.
The
Exchange
Braniff Airways, Inc.—Installs
An
smelting operation was schedlast week, it was reported by
of the material.
Weighing more
than 600,000 pounds, the movement consists of
tubes, sheet and structural casings.
Company officials said that the
shipment is the largest single loading of B&W equipment ever made
to the southern hemisphere from the local port.
With the power plants slated to go on the line next year, it Is
expected that the copper operations will begin early in 1960.
At fill!
capacity, the mine and smelter will produce 120,000 tons of blister
copper a year.
The Steams-Roger Mfg. Co., of Denver, Colo., were
the design engineers for the entire project, including the copper concentrator;'smelter and power plant.
\
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convertible
debentures
debentures
'
"
Arkansas-Missouri
and
Generating Equipment
million mining, milling and
the Port of Wilmington
$200
uled
with the
be offered
notification
< par.$l )
proceeds
milling
and
The
par.
of
letter
a
convertible
6e<
qommqn; share
underwriting, is Involved,
incident
filed
3
of
Suspended—
Commission on Feb. • $ announced the
order pursuant to the Securities Exchange Act of 1934,
Securities
suspending trading on the American Stock Exchange in the $1 par
tal stock of this corporation for a further ten-day period, Feb. 9,
this company, builders
the
with
notification
•
class
Arapahoe Mining: & Cranium Corp., Denver, Colo.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Committee—
The
company's presently out¬
'
issuance
major shipment of boiler and related steam generating equip¬
for the power plant of the Southern Peru Copper Corporation's
A
673.
(N. Y.)—Files With SEC—
a
■,
Management and its three subsidiaries, allocated in Hous¬
in the' consumer finance (small loan£ business, and
the purchase of notes, conditional sales contracts and other deferred
engaged
are
I
minority
to
for
McDonald, Holman & Co., Inc., of New York, for which a
share selling commission is to be paid.i The underwriter also
receive $18,000 for expenses; and it has been granted an option
The
manufacturing
scale
B
capital stock to be offered
stockholders at rate of one share
t class B stock for each .six shares of
capital stock (par $14 > held,
"ubscription rights expire on March 11. 1958.
No underwriting is
involved. The proceeds aic to be used to pay outstanding obligations
to
Anaconda Co., the parent, for funds advanced.—V. 176, p. 1157.
($35
par
offered
;
Feb. 10 filed a registration statement with the
shares of its 25c par common stock. The stock
public sale at $1 per share on a "best efforts"
on
ing capital (or to reduce temporarily the
standing indebtedness).; y •.
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48
Reserve Banks
new
t
in March.—
.
1
payment obligations." Net proceeds of this financing will be added to
the company's general funds and will be available-for additional work¬
Federal
1373.
p.
ex¬
company
•
director.—V.
Andes Copper Mining Co.
Tlie
the
one
ton,
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. 48
The Course of Bank Clearings-.
45
President of Continental Enterprises, Inc., of Jackson¬
a
that
years.
Bankers
47
of
System
Condition
Combined
recently purchased the
expand the marketing
American Motors Corp.—New Director Elected—
Martin Segal,
said
by
.' to Feb.
ville, Fla., has .been elected
7
the new bonds early
.shares
States.
Laboratories
main
will
conditioners.
Ltd.
into
completed,
Statement
Condition
contain in excess of 100,000
square feet of space and
will employ more than 100 people. _Ifc will
manufacture the entire line of Whitehall products, including Anacin,
Freezone,
Heet
Liniment,
Kolynos, Preparation
H,
Primatene
and
others.
Also to be manufactured in the Hammonton plant will be the
new
50
Rates
Foreign Exchange
division.
the
The
Feb.
on
per
will
of
corporation
be
to
to
Corporation & Investment News.Cover
Dividends Declared and Payable
approximately 10O acres of land in Hammonton, N.
immediate construction pf. a modern one-story manufacturing
plant, it was announced on Feb. 13 by Kenneth A. Bonham, President
begin
of
Feb. 7,
1958;
President,
Wolfe,
covering 400,000
15c
State and City Bond Offerings
is purchasing
J.,
and
will
corporation,
on
first
674.
p.
This
SEC
American Home Products Corp.—Unit to Expand—
Whitehall
•
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Bankers Management Corp.,. Houston, Tex.—Registers
Exchange.— 33
Stock
at
2573.
p.
of
Proposed Common Stock Offering With SEC—
Angeles,
Feb.
to
up
-
offered
be
to
invite competitive bids for
187,
basis
be
may
-
Financ'g
registration statement with the SEC
a
$30,000,000
1993,
Theodore
J.
alif.
Debentures
■
.
,
33
Transactions New York
Redeem Debentures—
due
pects to
33
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
SEC Index of Stock Prices
American Electronics, Inc.—To
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
filed
company
covering
approximately $45,000,000 in
42
Over-the-Counter Markets
.
purpose
refunding mortgage sinking fund
fo^,public sale at competitive bidding.
Net proceeds of this financing will be used for general corporate pur- >
poses, including proposed construction expenditures, and to repay tem¬
porary bank loans which were made during the second half of 1957.
and ^mounted to $10,000,000 on Jan. 31.M958.
Construction expendi¬
tures amounted to $41,000,000 in
1957 and are estimated to require
38
Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
American
reason,
The
1958,
bonds,
37
Toronto Stock
he
the
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co.—Proposes Bond
37
Canadian Stock Exchange
is
•
..
hearing, Inquiry will be conducted into the foregoing matters
of determining whether the suspension should be
vacated or made permanent.—V.-185, p. 1745. '**•"
"
" -
36
37
Montreal Stock Exchange
investigation.
the
that
said
company
•'
At the
for
34
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
share.
per
therefor.
34
34
Midwest Stock Exchange
offer of
4%
plus
by
per
are
Exchange
Exchange--
Detroit Stock Exchange
Inc.—To Increase Fares—
Civil
1
25
29
34
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
corporation on Jan. 30 announced it is accepting
Aeronautics Board to increase passenger fares
This
he
13
(Bonds)
Stock
Boston Stock
,
.
American Airlines,
improvements.—
capital
(Stocks)
Stock Exchange
New York
American
net
Stock Exchange
New York
leted.
The
proposed
25c
( Walter H.) Alien Co., Inc., Dallas, Texas—Debentures
each).
Regulation A notification filed June 8, 1953,
Bald Eagle
the public offering of 250,000 shares of common stock at
In an order dated April .4, 1957. > temporarily sus¬
pending the Regulation A exemption from registration -with respect
to such offering, the Commission asserted that the company's offering
circular was false and misleading: in respect«of certain material facts,
namely, (a V the identity .of the underwriter for .the stock issue, (b)
the method
of sale
and
the identity of the person or persons to
whom commissions on sales of the stock were being paid, (c) changes
in
the
management
of
the
issuer and
property; holdings * of
the
issuer,
and
(dp the issuance of stock for property and the basis
In This Issue
old—The company in November offered publicly $150,0 of 6% unsecured debentures due Nov. 1, 1967, at par
of $1,000
its
In
.
1958, receive tenders for the sale to it of participating junior subsinking fund debentures due Sept. 1, 1970, to an amount
ulficient to exhaust the.sum of $18,182 at prices not to exceed 100%
lus accrued interest.—V. 187, p. 453.
,
units
respect to a stock offering by Bald Eagle.
The hearing
on
March 3, 1958, in the U. S. Courthouse, Phoenix,
commence
Arizona.
rdinated
in
with
1933
of
Admiral Finanee Corp.—Tenders for Debentures—
The
MISCELLANEOUS
-
At
<'
the
Commission
or
make
suspending
the Securities and Exchange
determine whether to
vacate
of the Commission temporarily
registration under the Securities Acfl
request
of
this company,"
has-ordered a hearing to
earlier
exemption from
permanent
an
an
order
company
1958,
filed a registration
50,000 shares of
covering
statement with the SEC on Feb.
its common stock. The company
offer to certain of the Ben Franklin franchise holders
the right to purchase such shares.
The right "to purchase is based
upon rebate paid to the franchise
holder under a franchise contract
between the company and the store owner.
The store owner is offered
proposes
to
2
(774)
fiio
to
finnnrtunitv
Registration
the
to
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
iranchise
ihe
however
fifth
Enfranchised
of
the
to
will
merchandise
the
use
amount
Franklin Stores,
to Ben
"Ben
name
Franklin"
and
The
The
services
for
superintendents.
trained
of
and services and
the program
The
is eligible for
purchase from Butler Brothers.—V. 187,
on
store
owner
pays
Oregon
A
Power
Co.—Secondary
secondary offering of 3,000 shares
of
division
Oils
Ltd.—New
Gas
company,
has
Inc.,
Foot bills
Brewster
acre
Ranch
reservations,
both
the
of
first
pleted
Oils
half
acquisition
Ltd.
and
fiscal
its
of
of
30. ,1957,
the
company
ended
was
before
for
Homestead
Because
1957,
showed
loss
net
a
to
of
the six
for
months
period
of
acquisitions through exchanges of stock
with 1956 figures is not applicable.—V. "187,
Total net assets of
this
corporation at Dec.
tion
$23.27
was
$1
value
In
share
a
share for
per
addition
the
the
to
Dec.
on
from net
share
per
31,
1957
year
1957.
securities
distribution
ll\'r.
was
of
$1
for
from
net
'realized
"Of
'on
{$4,819
this
Dec.
in
'■
per share
'Undistributed
Federal
tax
securities
amount
gains
Is
asset
to
though
account
be
distributed
the
paid
the amount of such retained
to
stockholders
and
the
tax
amortization
earned
were
proflts^on
times
9.46
lor
the
sales of
six
securities)
Dec.
31,
was-$482,314.—-V.
1957
186,
the
purchase
due
Feb.. 1,
from
it
1988.
to
up
11
a.m".
(CST
of
$15,000,000
also V. 187,
See
t
Feb.
on
first
25
1502.
receive
mortgage
571.-,
p.
Feb.
on
R:
S.
bonds,
orders
187,
an
Feb.
on
Geophysical
Corp.,
with
of
Diamond
"
Inc. '
V.. -
on
,
thp
I
.
directors
C of
a
which1 01
" 1 J,c -whs
of
nounced
Tho
The
heading and
the
ground
r\
orders
•«
••/.■'
will
'AA/r
manufactured
filed
to
sales
begin
iii Collins" C'edav,
President of
this
Mr.
'AY A'"')'■'*}*?•*■
^
?
Evans
will
will
head
serve
view
a
to
for
music
-f;
basis
becoming
•:
for
leading factor in
;>'
cne
of the leading
.
-•
ml
be
cenp«o
?
:
insecticideis and lawn
chemicah
of Diamond Alkali
Co
tn #
Black Leaf Products
unit
a
Co,, 'was
.
u.j
in.
President"
i.__
Paul
operations in the, Chicago (111.)
area,
Black Leaf's house and
garden line
has
and
pur
inventory
itiaterials, -formulated
manager; will
and
.w
and
announced
'ti*i
J."
Bodensiekli advertising and
tile
serve
^
firm
new
in" the
new
respec-
vj
that
I^iamOndf.iias /sold.
its, platds
at
Va., .which, were previously used by the
Blabk Leaf produqts.'^lv/ 187,
p. 675ilv>
u'r'i 1--'."• *'•••
I,
a
communioatijn
same
-.
Richmond,
for7-formulating
channel
subsidiaries
in
Radfo—
linking''this company's overseas."sales
with the company's
headquarters
Europe
.
•
facility
will- assure''faster
•
and
more
efficient servicing of customen
as-,strings, in operation cos-tv the company said.v"V
Thjej Oi>e.ning of. the nev/..radio circuit is the
beginning qf a planned
fully
overseas: as
welh
integrated and privately-operated'
ChemicalInternational Ltd., and Dow
throughout
sidiaries
the world;
i
of
Dravo
Dow.—V.
The; two
187,
676;
p.
network;
connectingflow,; Doy
Tnter-Ani'ericaii Ltd
export' sub¬
Chemical
latter
orgahizatiohsVare
%
Vr-
Corp.—Secondary Offering—A: secondary offer¬
ing of; 4,000 shares of
common stock(par $1) was,made
Feb. f 0 by The. First
.Boston Corp; at $51 per share,
a
dealer's Veonfression of $1.501
per. share." it was
completed.—V.: 185,, p/ 1041. '■
oh
>' ,i;
the
'•
•"
'f with
and publishing cliviColumbia's expansion hit,- the
a
A
-
recording
offeiwi
to
garden, line of
corporation,
raw
Z
with
be
plant locations in the United.States was
opened Feb. 10. v; '
the previously; used
telet v)hewrlter-v system,; a new radio
^circuit between New York and
Zurich, Switzerland,. has,'been leased bj
the company, from RCA
ComniunicatioiiSi fne,, and Radio-Sulsse; The
corporation nhd Lou Chuad, President v>"
Records Inc., announced
jointly ;on
new
the
as
to
and,
0%
-/".v.
Products,
and the
Acquire Imperial Records
.
the
-
.
also
Tex.,
;,;Replacing
of,imperial
companies
\
,
$1)
products, !packagiae and
materials,.; and - the /Black Leaf trademark and'
tradename
establishment of its
manufacturing dperatidhs, Black Leaf
offices, and
.'-'AY-AA
Columbia would.' acquire Imperial
$5,000,000 and integrate them-into its
notification
-Dow Chemical
Co.—Linked Abroad by
-
J
which
of
(par
by Raymond F. Evans, Chairman
and
i,L.r
■.*'
organized < by - a group (
headed by A. K.
-
capacities^),
■'.Waco,
registration statement with"-'the
debentures,-. due 1983.
Columbia
debentures for public sale-March
6 .at^coni-/
the
V.
30
firm;
promotion
'jtive
A.-,
a
stock
Co., plans to lease ; a portion Of
Diamond's plant at
Louis',
ville, Ky.v- to meet marketing
requirements of the Spring
btiying sea■;son-.(;:-.v'y"; )„•'=">''■'rr..'L(
i • Fredrik;., H.:. Racdcl,. .jr., sales ; manager .-of.;,
cqnsuraei; products; for
Diamond Bl'aclc Leaf
Products, and E. W.
•
are'•scheduled
$1,848,623' order
and
Leaf
fivwv
Products
bear¬
aboard
or
letter
a
The proceeds are
production "machinery
additional
Illinois
Jan.
on
iintir
.new
Pending
on
filed
common
presently" establishing
'
•
series
house
promotion
compass
of
underwriting.
;„
.
Black
newly-formed
this
.
of
purposes.
Sale of the
AAA,-
'ArV,,.!/.-—
t,
owner
,
with
with
Tulsa,
j
Okla.
Notes
—
-
Chase Brass & Copper Co.
Products—
The
three
.
i
..
-
i,
.recording and ,'s
"•
• 'Af,;..E
Duquesne Light Co.—-Bids for
Bonds April 9—
'
In
^
To Concentrate
—
Mill
on
of
>'
activities
172,
by
high
priority
Chase's
will
Research
be)
given
and
to
nounced
;
for
redemption
2-80'e
Mr.
the six
comparable
Feb.
on
1
March
on
1;
,
'■*'
143.
p.
through
Liese
period
of
ended Jan.
1957,
G.
•
V
$2,263,163
.
attributed
in
the
1957
the
a*:
to
-" -i
;
>
<
*
1
.
Chemstrand Corp.
Temporarily Curtails Output in
—
Nylon Plant—
A
,
conMnuou
forced
the
funough
Fred
:■
weakness
ooO
in
the
e.nd industrial yarn
markets hav
temporarily curtail production and
to
its nylon
G.
Chemstrand officials
upward
trend
Acrllan
p.
expect
business in
In
acrylic
fiber
sales
nylon
plant at Pensacola,
V
said
manager,
hired
wore
markets
^""nd
continue
to
near
wildcat
the
follow
of
the
this
'
-'
-
'
'
an
•
"-i-
'
V
The
proceeds
to
are
be
used
Light & Coke Co., parent, for
to
r-mav
it
such
due
on
1959;
notes
proposes
aeries
three
and
issue
to
relate
dates
to
In
$5,250,000
are
iDelauaie
®hores
proposed
stock
as
filed
provides
tion of said
in
six
Issued
partial
of
the
to
that
it
is
due
a
of
all
of
of
its
all
of
T
I960
of
said
the
of
liquidation
and
company
outstanding
and
by
are
the
stock
drilling
in
such
Co
start-up
Texas
program,
and
ing
point
the
v-H
in
•
-
ratio
of
dealers
rector
*
for
W.
T.
and
of
••
approximately
$1),^
•"
pOO,000 shS;fc.V',
522
organized in Colbradd on 'July .2, 155".
The Justness ot the
.cdi'pdratloh, Will te
conRjany's office
Commonwealth; Bldg.,
The proposed
business
pursuant to a license,
of
Denver, Colo.
the
Inc.,
granted
Eau
„b^hy it
dhrried
Swedish-American.,Indus¬
f'vJ4-.i-
will be confined to tfie.>State of
LaCrosse, Monroe, Buffalo, Trempealeau,
Pepin, pierce, Saint Croix,
Dunn, Chippewa. Rusk. "Barron.
Burnet./Washburn, Sawyer, Douglas, -and^Bayfield in ;,the State
Wisconsin.
The
of
by
Will be
Claire,
Polk.
of
a
is Toca'ted
witfr&X'-
^ V
Coxt<oration
agreement
tries,
J
corporation
Minneapolis
•
plans
and
the
erection,
in
the
St,
"4,
vleinjty<>6f
cities
the
Paul, of a plant having a daily, production
capacity of 300 cubic yards of Durox.
Ip addition, the corporation
plans the establishment of
eight distribution -yaYds in various localities
throughout; the ,area where Durox may be
stockpiled and stored prior
to
The'
'
corporation
cement;
-
822,50081)5.
Was
sale;.;-
will
gypsum,- and
manufacture
aluminum
Durox
powder.—V.
from
186,
•'
...,
sand,.••lime,
silica
p.
w"
2756.
Eagle Oil & Supply Co.,
Inc., Brockton, Mass.—Hear¬
ing Request Withdrawn—
C; •
/
A;., i
-
,
.
Thei SEC, it was announced, on
Feb.
6,
has : cancelled
a shearing
scheduled
for
March
3," 1958. onthe "question -Whether to vacate
or
make
perhianent
a
Regulation
A
exemption : from; registration
,,
problems
and
adjustments
2
the
company,
187, p. 572.
of-'the
Eagle
the Improvements
refinery, and the refinancing
the
and
1957
year
profitable
,
should
Co.
of
America,
controls
Control's
state
In
said
It
Del.,
was
Board—
has
been
announced
company Chairman.
board to eight
Mr.
members.—V.
;
Co.,
elected
Feb.
187,
SEC
on
The
*wVKStelei«
Feb. 5.
11
a
by
was
-
Delaware
law
on
Dec.
for
a
hearing,
that
the
offering
was;
made
being
the
hearing
has
'
been. cancelled.—V."
187,
-
>
.
Empire State Building Corp. (N. Y;)-LNew President-
Robert
Crown
of
Chicago, 111., has been" elected to succeed his
Crown", ' as President ©f this! corporation.; Col
'
Col.
will
Senior
Vice-President
the
-
position
Mr.
•
large
,
.It
and
572.
Crown
.
"9> '1957
and
Section 4.7 of the
Securities/, Act;,; $dbsequently, on
1958, _the Commission ordered^ a
hearing alt tlxe request of
to
determine
whether
the suspensioh
order should be
or
made
permanent.'
Thereafter,
Eagle- Oil
withdrew-its
father,
the
facts
,■
v
Rov
-
under
-
material
Oil
request
p.
election
filed a registration statement with
covering-100.000 shares of
capital stock
organized
certain
'
di-
144.
p.
comPftny
1958,
Fund
*
securities
Weymouth's
SEC—
,
other- things,
23,
Eagle
Counselors Research Fund,
Inc., St. Louis,
Mo.—Registers Proposed Share
Offering With
subject
Jan.
-
&
share's
of
its
stock;
Thatv.order;:asserted,
that
the
company's
offering circular, omitted
^violation,-of
the turn¬
should soon be
Laird
125,000
to
vacated
on
of
.
of.-
among
mark
operations
Oil
that
pro-
.
Weymouth. Board Chairman
underwriters of Wilmington;
Controls
Johnson,
increases
dissolu¬
of
and
.
'•
six
that
.•
were -dry
holes. ' Since
the company has drilled
a
plant
Authortzed'v -outstanding
(par
Colorado corporation,
business of the corporation
l"
Minnesota and the counties of
a
said
company
Louisiana
Controls Co, of America—Banker
George
*
a
vote
at
The
$7,600,000,'
1957.
t
known
of
operating
accomplished in December,
outstanding
sale*
plan
totaled
31,
acquired
combination
of
new
management,
taken place In the
company's
gram
Three
AU
Sugar
company
contract
contract
said
30.
Atlantic
for
The
nlan
said
notes.
Cuban pesos notes
will be due Dec
31
Nov.
Cuban
payment
01 the stockholders
two-thirds
notes
subsidiaries
part of
that the
trust
assets
to. purchase
used
<
aoplicatlon under the
indenture pursuant to
9,500.000
of
be
an
collateral
of
Hershey Companies.
company and
#?,* lniHPPl0V?
holders of
will'
an
of
of
$4,750,000
notes
be
series
aggregate
1958:
to
of
the
five
an
of
corporation,
of
collectively
ehares
-the
1958,
Indenture Act for qualification
fY8,
Which
©f
11.
of
,
the
drilled
of
attained.—V.
Feb.
on
consisted
be.
plants during 1957, entailed costs
exceeded
revenues
by $6,126,080
(including interest of $2,620,410).
During 1956 * under -the Securities Act
start-up costs exceeded revenues
ol'
1933
by $5,240,918
with; respect tor a
Stock offering
(including interest, of .* by
$1,883,929). As in 1956, the
this-company." ». ;
amount by which the
tj
"
'
\
u,-\:
1957 start-up costs 4 "
exceeded revenues Was
;
By order dated Dec): 13, 1957. the
capitalized.
•
•
Commission"-temporarily-; sus¬
The
pended a Regulation
A
company's 1957 annual report states
exemption
with
that it Is believed that"
respect' to ,Ari offering
with
the
In¬
Qualification—
corporation
on
company's Number 1
have
This
increase
expanded
Because
Gas
Cluriqui Sugar Mills Corp.,
Panama, R. P.—Seeks
denture
r
this
..
V
advances by Peoples
construction.—V. 186, p. 2367.
new
31
During the last quarter of 1957, the
Number 2 plant of this com¬
pany at Ponce, Puerto Rico, commenced
operations,' attaining planned
capacity of 53,000 barrels
per-calendnr-day, according to the com¬
pany's 1957 annual report.
'
the place¬
Jan. 9.
Jan.
Commonwealth Oil Refining;
Co., Inc.—New Plant—
Chicago District Pipeline Co.—Bonds
Placed Privately
company, it was announced on Feb.
6, arranged
to place
privately, through The First Boston
Corp., an
issue of $5,500,000 of
4V2% first mortgage
sinking fund
bonds, series C, due 1978.
Arrangements for
on
of
,
187,
,—The
ment were confirmed
as
drilling program began in
19oo,
34 wildcat wells;
completing ll as producers,
one to three.—V.
187, p. 43.
anticipated
year.
•*
of
wells
em¬
capacity level.—V.
On.
,.'
of
assets
Ticjelands Oil Corp.,
Commenting
during 1957.
a'^rter
at
most
half
Fla.
total
merger <'
which became effective on Dec.
31, 1957.
net loss of $80,914 for
the six months ended Jan.
31—the first
of the
company's fiscal year—Is shown.
»•
the
A
.,
that
tb
a
light-weight cellular concrete building
material having the
trade h^me "DURCX'V in;;the fetate Of, Mtofesota
and part of the State
of Wisconsin,
fhe
rf,:-
a
Increase of approximately $500,000 since
July
portion
with
textile
Corp.
employees at
Gronemeyer, nylon plant
ployees to be temporarily furloughed
v
A
>*t
report shows
net
a
,
*
Chemstrand
over
The
.
are
-
BUSINESS—Corporation
.
'
•
proceeds
has ,110
operating history;
the manufacture and
sale of
,
"
'
1-
net
•
It
Liese,-President,^-an-
larger volume of gas handled
by the company's offshore
gathering system; higher revenue"from the
sale of oil and
gas and income from the
offshore pipeline' construction f"
division.
•
research
' Departments.—
•
,
'I',■
increase
Dec. 15
eortimoh stock
H.»»:"»?•'ft:p.
[PROCEEDS2—The
Common stock
.
period "to: $3,7l5,49l'ln
-
Offeted-
;r ;
.
4,
from
.'
"trustee,
3L.in<jrea^ed', $1,450,329 ;*•'
Burton
(Colo.) —Stock
;
interest.
•
months
8.
The gain was
the 1958 period.
intensified
Metallurgical
income
the
over
quality, Mr,, Bakken
1230.
p.
for
bonds,
Inc.
■.
Commonwealth Oil Co.—Gross and
Assets Up—
Gross
•
V.
mortgage
Minnesota,
Underwiltets, Inc., Denver^ Coloi -bh
Lv..-r offered as a speculation ^50,-000 Shares Of
d>4AA AnA'C";
next,' $i00,000'$: f (par
$1) at $2 per share,
>;■'
187,
•
that
first
American
>,-■
,
(Payment
operations
Announced
Its
Durox; of
Southern Ohio Electric Co:Co.^Partial Re-
series due March
"1, 1980,
Operation
of
the
sinking fund, at 100.45rf, plus accrued
will be made at" the
City Bank Farmers Trust Co.
22 William St., New York, N.
Y.—V.
^
m
-
&
The company has called
t
of
the Waterbury
Manufacturing Co., ■ a division of
'Chase Brass, are expected to be
terminated early in
February, accord¬
ing to1 an-announcement by Glenn P.
Bakken, President pf Chase
Brass & Copper I Co,,- on Feb. 6.
All of the
production facilities and
•the technical staff of Chase
Brass & Copper Co. will
concentrate on
brass
and
copper
mill
products.
These. products,
are. distributed
through a
natipnwlde system of 27 warehouses which also 1 handle
stainless steel, lis well as other
miscellaneous nonferrous products.
,
To assure mill products of the highest possible
,
'
Board—v
Diamond Alkali Co.—Sell
Black Leaf Business—
business.—
Inc.—Registers With SEC-^
7
of
arrangement under
Privately—The corporation, it was announced on
•Feb. 7, has placed privately
through Shillinglaw, Bolger
'& Co.; Chicago,
j Columbus
111., an issue of $750,000 serial notes.'
—"V. 174, p. 451.
;demption—
,
Stores,1
'
to
vacancy
board of
.
Century
,
a
the
connection with the company's proposal
plant ,to sell, not io
independenty'labelS,^-'' exceed 515,000,000 of bonds;;- it is announced,'.: that":,tJhi$ offering. • is
single discs currently among the
top 25 sellers and kny^ now scheduieci; for ■bidiv©jv<
album
Aptil v-9, with Na; liieehrigvfof fjtespectivt
among
the top five In that field, was
founded in 1945 by- • bidders on .April.
Mr. Chudd. Imperial
i
' i
passed the $10,000,000,
mark,in gross sales in 1957.
No other
—V. 186, pp. 2367 and 2850.
financing
thisjii;.
'Jy,
•->
•
Sold
i
Satcwuy
6
shares
purchase
corporate
A: A
>
the
com¬
the
be
for
■
1
publishing business.
Imperial, which has become
1
.
fill
of
(100)|
Corp.—Secondary Offering—A
share,, without
per
Diamond
$820,000
will
$320
including
143.
p.
music
G,
at
1375.
p.
Elected
to
lales
i\viV
weir
)•".Mr
Denning, Ltd., Sag Harbor,
N^ Y.--Eiies_
on
Feb.
500
chased
'*
the
to offer
Chudd
Held,
for
;
by Mr; Green- (300
member
a
corporation
covering
navigation /" (TACAN >
coupling units and mouhting
and
on
(Charles)
The
SEC
assets,
located
and
delivery
bidding.
sion, which
series
owned
y,"-r'
.
com-
present
beacons
and
$30,000,000
principal
Mr.
is
186,
O'Brien (1 000)
V
Research Sales Corn
"
...
an(i I
'
r
.ownP,i0l?sclor#
are
Mr.,
was
due
flight icomputer
navigation, instrument
air
<:
corporation
29
5,000: shares
and
Counselors
'^eeon
dary offering of 6,000 shares of common
stock (pafS
made on Feb. 3
by Shields & Co. at $46
per sham
with a dealer's concession of
$1.50 per share.-It was mm
pleted.—V. 184, p. 1016.
r- .' V
•
COm-
about
Gates,, Executive
'.-A A "%■
' .t-AA
airborne
tactical
indicators
$530,000
facilities.—V.
and, subsidiary
H
bids
Is
are
(100).
Mines
Cyprus
.
A A'AAm.;
loan
12.
for
airborne
for
radio
months,
months.
operations.
'company will
The
to
the
on
12
proposes
and
•
''
This
stock.
notes
$3,000,000
over
equipment,
$530,000
..
totaling
consisting of Indicators
covering
*Jnn.
Central Illinois Public Service Co.—Bids
Feb. 25—
1
orders
Columbia Pictures Corp.—To
(exclusive
p.
Fund
Selby has been elected
He
•
'
.
integrated
$1,848,623
1 Harry Cohn,
on, debentures,
Out¬
Net income applicable
1957.
ended
(1,000)
currently
executive'committee '
the
.
requirements
during
months
the
The adviser to the
Fund is
outstanding
Weir
Laboratories—Selby
L.
President.—V.
-
stockholders."
per $1,000 of debentures outstanding on Dec.
31,
unamortized debenture financing- costs) amounted to
ancl
working capital. '
mainly in
the small
navigation
for
distance
in
petitive
Under a recent amendment to the
is obliged to pay a tax equal to 25%
of
Cutter
directors.
; Net proceeds of the sale of the debentures will
be-added to'the
general funds of the
company and together with funds available atthe beginning of 1958, funds to be
generated from operations and funds
to be obtained from additional
financing will be used to1 satisfy the
demands during 1958 upon such
funds.
Among these are construction
expenditures by Columbia Gas subsidiaries
during-1958 in ah amount
approximating $89,000,000, wrhich will require
approximately $6.5,000,000
from new financing
(including the $30,000,000 of debentures).—V. 187,*
P- 675.
(• '
'■' V *;V • |
coverage
common'stock
'of
share
per
senior
'
This
Gas
on
retained gatr.s and
as
Interest
standing
$1
for
O'Brien
Milton
Trailers,:
•
to
Columbia Gas System,
!
gains.'
company
for
as
(excluding
;$7,973.
the
of such
treated
paid thereon
The
that
:
:
::
placed
announced
indicators,
eight
SEC
Dec. 6, 1957, The balance
retained by the company and designated
has been
capital
laws,
of the
1957
directors, voted
has
Equipment for all
A
selling stocks," said the report, "the company
profits which for the year amounted to $4.93
long-term capital gain tax basisi.
the
Clark
Mr.
company"
a
amount,
and
bodies, • it
President,
van
...
included
and
and
Rapids
net
on
21, 1957 to stockholders of record
of $3.8191
'as
of
process
substantial
•per share
Brown
cargo
$2,000,000 6%
engaged
,
$820,000
the
begin
ncome
the
of
added
aircraft
orders
Deliveries
-
•
{»roflts, in the amountearned centspaid share.
th'd company of 85 and per dividends from net investment
"In
and
of
outstanding snares of Brown
Inc., and its subsidiaries are
ships.
....
share
per
for
components
571.
crediting a distribu¬
the decline in asset
profits,
the
Trailers,
be
is
Force
ponents,
31,
After
Air
The
at market
of
will
Vice-President,
1957, with securities
quotation^ and before deduction of principal amount
•of Outstanding
debentures,
were
$14,926,614 -{excluding
unamortized
debenture financing costs of $2,838 •. Net asset value of the-common
stock
for
issue
an
1227.
p.
]>onents;
Carriers & General Corp.—New Asset Value Lower-
.
trailers
stock
.
company
184,
ing
'valued
Mr.
outstanding 500 shares
handling equip¬
materials
;
company
during
p.
aluminum
of
capital
Collins Radio Co.—Receives AF Order—
$281,060.
extensive
of
comparison
Brown
proceeds
The
$142,712.
After
deduction
of
and
amortization,
Canadian
depletion
Secretary-Treasurer;
Corp.,- whose
(3,000),
corporation
in
York
The
V.
Nov.
amounted
charges
depreciation,
Research
Green
Acquire Brown Trailers, Inc.
the
.
derived
non-cash
$423 772
of
stock
common
assets
The
operating
gross
$900 000
acquire .all
1970.
com¬
30,
1957,
Canadian
Homestead
revenues
of
81,111,142,
of • which
nearly
through
operations
of
Its
contract
drilling
division, Pennant Drilling Co. Ltd., acquired last May, The remainder
was, principally
from crude oil sales of 67,700 net barrels.
Profit
reported
Weir is
Mr.
;T.
approximately 75,000 shares
Clark
New
smaller producing company, Canadian Admiral
receiving revenues from gas and oil production
months
E.
general
a
(S. W.) Coe & Co., Springfield, 111.—Notes Sold
Pri¬
vately—The company, it was announced on Feb.
11, has
placed privately with the Mutual Life Insurance Co. i of
Alberta
a
began
°nForC8theP1 six'
Nov.
to
year
of
■
*}&:' \'.r1889, Brown has a current annual sales volume
ap¬
proaching $13,000,000.
The
Brown
company
has general offices at
Spokane, Wash., and plants at Spokane;
Reading, Pa/;-Elgin, 111.; and
Denver, Colo.
It has 500 employees.—V.
186, p. 2575. . ' y'. :,
respectively.
the
Avenue.
part
jointly
Net
owned
are
to
$2,700,000.
by Union Oil Co. of California and Imperial Oil
The well, a Shell Oil Co. of Canada Ltd. test is
at 0,166 feet in' a Devonian formation, he stated.
•
Mr
LaBorde also
noted
that immediately
after the conclusion of
Ltd
195
.
Park
is
announced on Feb. 12 by George Spatta,
Thoburn C. Brown. President of Erown
Trailers.
The purchase calls for the
exchange of
Well—
in
Corp., industrial financing sub¬
has moved
offices
from ■«390
and
well, located one mile and eight miles, respectively,
two
large
reservations In
which this company
has
a
50%
Interest indicated a daily production rate of 7,200,000 cubic feet in a
brief test on Feb. 5,
E. H. LaLorde, President, informed stockholders
on
Feb
8
Remaining Interests In the 36,850 acre Panther River
99 000
T.
Corp.,
leading manufacturer
a
agreed
manufacturers
was
stock
from
and
1.
Clark Equipment Co.—To
This
gas'
new
C.
spurred
program,
Founded
Canadian Homestead
of
Financial
larger headquarters at One
vice-president, said the move
■
(par $20) was made on Feb. 6 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
$32 per share, with a dealer's concession of 45 cents per
share. It was completed.—V. 186, p. 1838.
A
T.
to
fee
a
Offering—
common
division
I.
by increased business.
C.' I. .T. Corp." is
a
specialist in the instalment financing of
many types of industrial
and professional machinery and
equipment.—V. 187, p. 675.
-L
ment,
California
C.
expansion
a yearly rebate based
674 and 142,
pp.
York
of
Avenue
Neville,
stores
with comprehensive merchandise listings, promotional aids, store opera¬
tion and control procedures.
This program is implemented with pexBonnl
New
sidiary
Fourth
provided
are
17.
C. I. T. Financial Corp.—Unit's N. Y. Office Moves—
of rebate paid
1957. provided,
Butler Brothers
the calendar year
be offered or sold,
lor
contract
and
service
provides
be
a
fractional shares
no
to
percent
at
into
divided
share
ner
under
price
specified by amendment
statement, the number of shares equal to the price
buv,
Monday, February
He
Henry
retain
position
of
Chairman
and -Fred
M.
Glass,
and
Chief
ExecutiveOfficer. was elected to
Vice-Chairman of the Board of Directors.;"
is
Vice-President of Chicago's; Material Service Corp.,
•
of
Crown
suppliers
serves
the
as
.-' Vice-President
•
of
construction materials. •
President and a director
bf
and
a
director
of
vv»"
Exchange-Buildings Corp.,
Marblehead Lifne Cd.; Vice-President
V
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Number 5717
187
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(775)
Coal Mining Corp.; a director of Baltimore & Ohio Chi- .f r Coral rubber was developed by this company .under its program
synthetic has
been
tested
extensively
Terminal RR. Co., all of Chicago; Executive Vice-President and t/of pure research.
The synthetic has been tested extensively in
truck tires and giant tires for earthmoving equipment,
Thomas B. Bishop Co., San Francisco; and is a director
passenger tires,
announcement
that Coral
rubber
had „gone,. into
pilot plant
the Farmers
Investment Co.,-in Tucson, ^Ariz.—V. 187, f p, " 676;
..The announc
made by Harvey S., Firestone,
Jr., Chairman of the
185, p."1041.
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production was
manufactures,
Freeman
©1
director of
of
V.
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in
and
Force
cisely
separate
aircraft or
the
Corp.—Merger Approved—
Empire Steel
0
Corp.—Acquisition—
Erie Resistor
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small
atomic,
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plant
ill
i
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Firestone pointed
these
,
respects.—V.
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187,
\
p.
455.
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and
accurately
external
or
Snark
missile,
fuel
aircraft
and
pre¬
"stores
the
from
McDonnell
that,
be
Mr.
Place,
A.
been
Link
as
division
a
absorbers.
The
Bohanan
of
Gabriel
and
present
customer
and
policies
will
be
mnnage-
maintained.—.
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.
Chairman
Link
has
elected
is
the
of
the
resigned
President
founder
Eoard,
this
13
announced
of
the
Board
corporation.
Chairman
and
Feb.
on
Vice-Chairman
as,
of
the
of
board
Link
of
inc.*'^a'subsliurary.--^v"i86T"p"2474.
Aviation,
?
including automotive shock
operated
G.
Edwin
has
and
plant designed 'to save scientific man¬ ■} ties.Offered—Philipson & Co., Utic'a, N. Y., on Jan 29
power "and speed development of new refining processes will be hcoffered.publicly' $250)000 of 6% subordinated debentures,
quired by this company, it was announced on Feb. 5.
,
The automatic
miniature plant is ( being ibuilt'; byJThe' Systems v due Feb. 1; -' 1968, and 12,500 shares of common stock
Division of Consolidated Electrodynamics Corp., Pasadena,/Calif.,yn -- (par $l) ;in/un|tg of $100 of debentures and five shares
cooperation with, the oil research 'firm
of stock at $100 per unit (plus accrued interest on the
•/,!/ It will be compact enough to -fit; into an average-sized (10' x 12')
Mr.
products
will
Hermann
■
McDoiiough, N. Y.—Securi-
computer-controlled pilot
A
weapons
Northrop
hydraulic
missile
to
General Precision Equipment Corp.—Link President
■».
Ford Home Leases, Inc.,
v
the
used
Lockheed
to
hroditcfc, personnel
186, p. 1262.
V.
'
Engineering Co.—New Plant— "'/. ';"
Research
Esso
special
The
systems,
for
are
104-A
jet aircraft, for exai
systems" supplied by Bohanan.
Briggs, the Bohanan plant will be expanded at
an
early date to handle the growing volume of Bohanan
products as
well as to provide distribution and
manufacturing facilities of selected
According
out that Firestone" conducted tests made prior
to
1955
showed
that
Coral
rubber
had
properties at
normal and
elevated temperatures equivalent to those of natural rubber,
whereas
all other synthetic rubber developed up to-1953 had
been deficient
.;
ejection
systems
separation
new
Gabriel
Mr.
force
components
ejection
missile.
e^ecUon"
he said of the
that patent rubber
rights,
quantities
rubber,''"
•
The
i
experimental
being offered'to the department
of defense and
the
rubber
industry in the ,national interest of establishing a reliable domestic
source
of supply of rubber that would be the equivalent of natural
,w
corporation on Feb. 3 announced it lias bought.Hupp. Instrumation Co., Los Angeles, Calif., for an undisclosed amount of cash. V ,
/ The
Hupp manufacturing facilities for Electronic timers, counters
and Its- other products will be combined ;with: th,e Hawthorne, Calif.,
factory of Erie Resistor's electro-mechanical division.—V. ,186, p.' 1628.
'
and
data
were
<v-
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp. below.—V. 171, p. 103.
See
research
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to
electrical
he
""faking jSe'^ or?ginal55;nnouncement
•'
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addition
pneumatic
industries.
cago
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3
.
General
Telephone
Co.
of
California—Registers Pro¬
posed Bond Issue With SEC—
This company on Feb.
11 filed a registration statement with the SEC
debentures). The offering is made on a best-efforts basis.
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covering $20,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series L, due 1988, to be
'Pilotplants are essential in perfecting new, or. better processes.
;;f CAPITALIZATION' GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING I
Offered for public sale ©t competitive bidding.
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Research uses , about one/hundred ■ such units with capacities
v=-'•v'1Authorized
Outstanding
Net proceeds of the sale of the bonds will become a
part of the
6% subordinated debs, due Feb. 1, 1968
$250,000
• $250,000 *
.
—
—
'ranging from a tablespoon of gasoline or other oil products• tip to
Common stock (par $1)
200,000shs.
112,500 shs. - "e?s)nJr fUn<ts
the.company and will be used for property additions
-j" 100 barrel!?;:a day;
The new automatic unit will be applied-to an
intermediate -size t pilot plant *' used - for many -- small /.scale '■>' process
i — BUSINESS—'The
company- was incorporated In New York on : Jan.
revaluations.,:Ten such units are now Used in;the labs,at Linden, N. ,J.: / 2(J
iq42
under
the name of Factory Built
Homes
Inc
This namn
$14,000,000) owing by the company.
Gross property additions or 1958
Y \ The new-type plant represents an experiment that may be applied
"
1942 unaer i cne name of Factoiy Bunt Homes, inc. „ mis name
more widely In the future but this will depend upon ;»full evaluation
.'
A T WlT^S" ' f" ,7",""If « $72,700,000. Additional funds for this program will
.'.of tho unit's aetual performance, the company said.,
n
v
The compmv 1ms no idant or other physical
?
,
11 hiternal sources, from bank loans, and from the sale
;
/
If
the project is broadened,;> the company added,v. the lePff-venge
* ?*. .? company, lias no plant or otner pnysicai piopeity, except
. 0f additional securities.—V. 187, p. 676»?" •>.
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i
Zlutm of the anticipated accelerated rorlli, can tL. cstitilfl
anSpiniterf
»
prefabricated homes, completed or unaer construction, which are the..
—
: ..
v
economic
value
research
be
Knhiept
nf
i.pn<;e-OntinrL
Aerppmpnt
it
orcunips snnr-p
in
thp
nffipp ^
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Office.
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£3*
prot^toeSit
-
-
openftlon
•
tfSSfwn
;•
°month dahSd-;^ slhedSe 01SvUgsM^m th^ord^ If * of its afflliate' Ivon R- Ford, Inc. "
one
in 'certain :cases
realized
be
ran
?
six
in
s x
plex,equipment in
P'
v
'expects
Electrodynamics ' Com
consolidated
<
^
montns.
* to
•
such
of
Ex-Cell-O
Corp.—Secondary
Offering—A
secondary
It
completed.—V. 186, p. 2368.
was
;
-
Famous Virginia Foods Corp., Lynchburg, Va.—Files
The-corporation
Jan.
on:
filed
30
■;
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.
.
debentures-may
the* redemption
with
*
;
on Feb. 21.
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The net proceeds of the sale of the bonds will be
the company's construction program.—V. 187, p. 573.
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used
4
Carl
redeemed at 103 ^ for-the first two years,
price thereafter decreasing 1%
for each sucbe
J.
Gilbert,-President,
of. preliminary
figures,
Feb.
on
3
net
1957
stock
the
basis
after
taxes
on
earnings
letter-of
tpar-
a
and
by Whitpey '.fa Co., .Inc., Wasningtou,
D. C.
be used for equipment and, working capital.
j
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at
stock
common
—V.
compare
wan-ants to lie offered in units of 50 shares of stock
warrant at $500 per unit;.'The 'offering will be underwritten
purchase
one
186,
$10
share; from
per
The
-
proceeds
to
are
of
10 ,'silares". of
May 30, 1963.
(JUTchase
1,,1958 to
June
by
5.
f'aether
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Au-h»-^ ,w. be maac. ac pa^
PROCEEDS—The
Federal Machine & Welder Co.—Reports Loss
A.-
-
8.
follows:
)"
Chairman
Blagden,
Board,
the
of
the' three
months
there was
$1,359,757 and
ended
substantial reduction
a
1
,
announced
as
amounted
,4to
net
a
$66,801.
of
loss
1957,. sales
31,
Dec.
over
quanCiS,
previous
-
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be able to
will
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both the standard and optional top the 1957 twoThunderbird had a suggested list price of $3,389 and with
it was $3,123.
"Ford dealers already have advance orders totaling almost $12,000,000
for more than 3,000 of the new cars," Mr. Wright said.
The car was
shown in Ford dealerships Feb. 13.
j
Mr
Wright" said the new Thunderbird is 24 inches longer and 4.2
inches wider than the former Tiiunucroird and has one and a half
times as much trunk Space:-^V. '187;'p. 676. ■■
Fund, Inc.; Boston, Mass.—Registers
Proposed Offering With SEC—
This Boston
SEC
Feb.
on
capital stock.
-i
F
investment
filed a ■ registration statement wdth
covering registration of 20,000 shares of its
10,000 shares were previously, offered and
sold privately; and'the remaining 10,000 shares are to be offered to a
limited number of investors at $10 per share.
i The Fund was organized under Massachusetts law on Dec. 18, 1957.
Edward C. Johnson II is-listed as a director and President and owner
the
i
of
6,
company
1958,
Co.—Building New Plant—
,
/
A $3,600,000 building board plant soon to be opened in Cuba may
point the way. tor by-product utilization, of sugar cane fibers in a
process that could cfeate a new industry for Latin American countries,
1,100 shares, or 11%, of the outstanding stock of the Fund, He is
a director and President
of Fidelity Management &-Research Co.,
n
it
the
,
of the adviser, which
in turn owns 4,000 shares, or 40%
of the outstanding stock of the
Fund.
The adviser also owns The Crosby Corp., the Fund's underwriter.; The Fund is said to be a "diversified open-end investment
company with primary emphasis on capital appreciation."
V
Fund's
adviser.
He
owns
the
of
90%
stock
is
on
announced
was
on
Jan.
Jan.
it
A.,
ft
Corp.
investment firm of Wood,
sales
costs,
volume
and
to
that
make
foreign
major
a
operations continued to be highly
contribution to net
profits —--V
.
New York
Registers
—
has
contracted
to
purchase
net
a
lease
of
the
Graybar
will
be
position
its
lessee.
lessor.
Metropolitan
Associates
will
recently
paid
$18,000,000
n-e ate
the
oroperty;
existing sublease under
Webb & Knapp, Inc., and its wholly-owned subsidiary,
Graysler
operate the premises.
Each of the two partners in Associates
as
purchase
the
leasehold
subject
to
not
an
will contribute $10,000 to the partnership capital; and each is offer¬
ing participations of $2,090,000 in his partnership interest.
The total
partnership capital will thus be $4,200,000, which will be used ' to
purchase the leasehold ($4,000,000),1 to defray costs incident to the
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acquisition (175,000), and to pay expenses of this offering ($25,000).
purchases of participations will share proportionately in the owner-
.
ship
30.
formed by the New York
company,
its
will
which
of
the partnership
interests
in
Associates
'
Great Northern Life Insurance Co., Fort Wayne, Ind.^—
Stock Offered—Northwestern Investment,
Inc., also of
'bagasse,1 (the cone, fiber).:The plant is nearing completion at Francisco,
Camaguev,
and is expected to be producing- hardboard in March.
Tayler wilT operate the Cuban plant for Compania Cubana Primadera,
S.
loss in
occurred
partnership
Associates
for
•
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v 30.
A process developed by the Tayler Corp., New York engineering firm,
said to make a commercially practicable hardboard from de-pithed
ormnnnred
,.,oo
stated
and
Associates
Francisco Sugar
also
1957. The
onerating
Building, 420 Lexington Ave., New York, for $4,000,000.
The Metro¬
politan Life Insurance Co. is the lessor under the leasehold,, and
Of this stock,
-
increased
consisting of Lawrence A. Wien and William F.
Purcell, on Feb. 12 filed a registration statement with the SEC cover¬
ing $4,180,000 of Participations in Partnership Interests in Associates,
to be offered for sale in $10,000
units.
No underwriting is involved.
top
one
profits for
m
profit
with
1847.
p.
This
llDPR
passenger
.
Fidelity Capital
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«
coupled
Graybar Building Associates,
is $1,300 less than the average
lllYlirV
CGinDfliaDlV
n
sales,
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
With
said.
he
.only
;
tsvl/in
net
Gilbert
Mr.
186,
suggested list price of the 1957 twoboth the standard and optional tops,
Olv Wright, Vice-President of company and Ford Division General
said on Feb. 10.
.
"The price of ,the new luxury car
fli
fhvoA
TT
put our operations on a profitable basis. We hope that we
to shov; an improvement in- the succeeding quarters.!'—
44.
,
in
decline
a
of
successful
Thunderbird . will
.
...
of Ford's four-passenger
,
.
,
be $3,330—$59 .Tess than the
passenger Thunderbird with
--
able
be
to be used to retire $90,000 of
financing of Lease-Option Agree¬
(Mich.)—List Price Reduced-
list price
-
1956.
principally in the U. S. market. The
Toni
Division,
although
maintaining its competitive position,
was
adversely affected by an industry-wide shrinkage of the home perma¬
nent wave market due largely to changing hair styles and the Gillette
Safety Razor Division by a substantial correction and adjustment "of
trade
inventories, although consumer purchases of blades were -'at
record high levels.
"
—*
in
decrease
in
reduction
are
and for
■
slight
resulted
net > Manager,
with
'
suggested
--™
—
.
.
proceeds
2756.
p.
Ford Motor Co.
The
r
J.
large measure to the resulting loss.
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;
| "The '/company continues in a strong financial position
current;-assets at'Dec.
31; 1957 amounting'to $2,557,890.
«
V. 187,
.
These sales represent
which contributes• in a
'*
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31
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i "For
Jan.
on
186,
net
payable
notes
outstanding
ments.—V.
A
wtstandtag. Redemption through the sinking
'not
$31,544,304
was
provides that the company will cause to be purchased or called
lot, prior rto 'Feb. 1 of each year, commencing with' 1959," 5'/*
the
aggregate principal'amount of debentures theretofore. issued
which'
2152.
p.
'
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that
SEC covering 16,900 shares of common stock
.
.
finance
;
•
announced
company's
the
to
-
Gillette Co.—Earnings at Reduced Rate—
other states.
several
The
:
<•"
were in effect 79 Lease-Option Agreements
investment amounted to approximately $444,442.
The company vis qualified to do business in the State? of New, York,
Florida and:Georgia, "and has been a party tq isolated transactions,in
:
.
V?-
I.i
houses;:-
Oct>"31,v 1957 there
of
As
.
Mich.
Georgia Power Co.—To Offer $24,000,000 of Bonds—
•
in which the company's
offering of 36,000 shares of capital stock (par $3) was
made on Feb., .10 by Manley, Bennett & -Co., Detroit,
:
1
thn-Vmn
comi,lete tho
/
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;The company was originally organized for the purpose of building, ,
This company, a subsidiary of. The Southern Co., filed on Feb. 10
I financing and .promoting the sale of prefabricated houses made by b an application with the SEC for the issuance and sale of $24,000,000 of
co'n*.T, Ivon' R.- Ford, Inc. As of Jan. 1, 1957, however, the directors of the " 30-year first mortgage bonds due 1988. Bids are tentatively expected
company decided to confine its activities principally to the financing • to be received and opened on March 20, with registration expected
4 w'
romnlete
Fort
*
mon
Wayne, is offering ■
publicly 44,400 shares of com_
,
I
stock (par $1) at $6.75 per share as a speculation/
Iwiizl'basasse
to t«th? ifret to
fiber in making
PROCEEDS The net proceeds are to TO PRESENT working capital.
be used for
—ii.-iw.iif
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
FINANCING
«
-the' -strength of ..wood- _Test»---show -c-onclusively, f
.
'.w
N
Authorized "i Outstanding
Fhiladelphia-Baltimore ; Stock Exchange, effective Feb. 20, 1958, lias
according to " Tayler,; that the bagasse hardboard actually is.15 t <
been
approved • by the Securities and Exchange Commission,r it was
45% - stronger than board made from wood pulp. Formerly, hardboaid .* Common stock (par $1)_
—300,000 shs.
238,400 shs.
announced Feb. 12 bv B. H. Mercer, President. ^ The company's prinmade-from bagasse had a relatively low breaking strengrn ana a mgn ,
BUSINESS—Company was incorporated on June 9, 1953 in Indiana
incorporate
as
a
legal reserve stock life insurance company. On Jan. 7, 1954," it
cipalreasort'for-delisting its stock, Mr. Mercer explained, was that
.degree of water absorption, which confined bits use principally to sou;
received its certificate of authorization to write and sell life -insurance
more than:90%
of the trading in its shares in recent years has taken
'insuia'tirig board/J
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aUv.n«M.<,.wu w R.<w »..u wi. i«c.iiibuia-cc
place in the over-the-counter market.
He also stated that the action
The Tayler-process Overcomes factors neretoiore umicmg^commerin the gta^e of Indiana." The company's home office, which it phrtvas
further':supported "by studies which indicated that it would resultdia'lly successful production of high-strength naraooara iro:m Dagasse
chased, is located at 119 West Rudisill Boulevard, Fort Wayne, Ind.
in a
broadening of market interest in the company's stock.—V. 187, •' by making use of one of the worlds most powernu nigii-irequency
The company is engaged in the business of selling life insurance'in
p. 327.. v..
w. •
v
k
; ...
•- dielectric heaters.'This unit; built by- the Girdler Process Equipment •• the-State of Indiana.; It offers a variety of ordinary life and term
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Division of. National Cylinder Gas Co., heats and flilfiS tne wet mats
policies on standard and substandard risks.—V. 186, p. 1847. - . »
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StTUh?orSoc1=sDls: 45d
Fidelity & Deposit Co.—Stock To Be Delisted-
,
•"
Removal
-
of. this
company's
stock
common
listing
from
hardbo&rd
* the /
on
"•'having
*****
£,AbuoliKc„.Cr.<;Ut,r,c
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This Boston
SEC" on
investment
Feb.
6,
filed
company
Registers
-
modern Okdiert
inuels-each
registration statement w»Jiits capital stock..
a
While
shares of
covering 20,000
1958,
.
..
FideUty Trend Fund, In*.;, Boston, Mass.
Proposed Offering With SEC—
•
the
the
enmnetitive
balance, is.; to'be
sh&rc«
^offered
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"1
,
to'a Plimit°ed
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,
,
•
)
?
dumber
'•
of investors
?at '$10
(
per
*
hour
'
.
'
.
plant is expected to be commercially
.
Droduct of the Cuban
with
wood
Greyhound Corp—Partial Redemption-
..
hardboard manufactured in
the United States, t
'v'Vcom&nia -CUbanrPrima^ra fe ftnmediately tn^ir^fce? ^elh! "J^ce 1
in cubft a rids 'the surrounding Cftribb6&n
whci6 lumber is scsice *.
and;expensive : and-hardboard is almost "O^hown.
.
1957. .Edward C.- Johnson II is listed as a director
The- benefits" to the Cuban economy will be twofold, according to
ami owner of 975,
or
934%, of its outstanding stock.
He is also a
compania- Cubana Primadera officiais. It■ will proyide an outlet for
director and President of Fidelity. Management & Research Co., ,thef
,7i>,ooo tons of bagasse annually, to be suppled by the Francisco
investment adviser of the Fund, and owns 90% of its stock.
The adsugar Co.*$ raw sugar mills which the haidboard plant adjoins.
vlse-r owns 4,000 shares, 40% 6f the" Fund's stock. Mr. Johnson is.also'* y. 176, p. 1377.
f
- .
»
Vice-President and a director of The Crosby Corp., the Fund's Under¬
writer, which i» a wholly-owned subsidiary of the adviser. The Fund*
(D. B.) Fuller & Co., Inc.—To Redeem Preferred Stock
The
)
Fund
was
under
organized
the
iviassachusett's law
on Dec. 18,
and President,!
"a
emphasizing
diversified open-end Investment company
trends." ;
capital growth by interpretation of market and economic
Coral—;
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.—Progress by
,
the
tJ:
8.
Coral
is
plant
of
-"This
new
;
this
of
with
is
country
report
of
Gulf Oil Corp.—To Build
"William Dana
-
«
'
said."
/
Seibert,
i
President.
■
>
■
-
.
•-«
.■
; j
.
;
*
-
.
c!
TeThe
„
.•
Digitized ;nOTE: On account of the fluctuations
for FRASER
Boh an
an* Manufacturing
maJnfflcturer of
TTvS'oabriel
oUrr/fi
in the rate of
uer-
force
Co
Cm
is^^lwgest
independent designer;
ejection systems for missiles and
largest indeoendent manufacturer
is the
jet
of
SyTheS'Bohanan
.
well as a leading • manufacturer- of'
aircraft and surface radar antenna
Co.,
~7
CHRONICLE (Reg.U.S. .-Pat^at- Offlee >v
,
50*
5
5.50 per
Siv?hSlSe« -as
nSiw antminas ana missile
automotive antennas and
i
Published twice aweekd every
all
1958
'
13
The Toledo unit will be Gulf's fifth alkylation plant. The new
Plant will consist of a reactor section and four fractionating towers,
highest of which will be 140 feet. It will use sulfuric acid as a
catalyfit to promote the alkylation reaction.
E
The
the
•
;
•
at
a
Cleveland, O.—Acquisition—
/
Acquisition by this company of The Bohanan Manufacturing Cm,
Los
Angeles, 'Calif., was announced on Feb.
5 jointly by John H. T
Prftsid^rit .cif Xi&bfici1 ftiid Jaclt j. Lane, Piesidenfc of Bohanan. •
step above ,thefull production, the
of natural rubber.
"
-
14
etnek
V Gabriel Co.,
major importance strategically, since it.
the possibility of complete independence
during times of national emergency, ; ■
■:
'
•
March
Payment^ WiU be made
N. Y.-V. 182, p. 2249.;..
Alkylation Plant-
announced plans to build an alkylation
plant at its Toledo, Ohio, refinery.
The new facilities will combine
light hydrocarbons produced in other refinery operations, to produce
approximately 2,000 barrels per
day of the high octane blending
stock
known
as
"alkylate."
This product will be used in Gqlf's
continuing program of marketing highest -quality premium gasolines.
corporation on Feb.
M;
new
W.
Co. has been named as the contractor to build
Construction is scheduled to start in the summer of
Kellogg
unit.
'
rubber
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
>:<
4 ]• - *
which is a
r
-
Firestone estimates that, in
will be "about the same" as that
sources
by
synthetic: developed
identical to natural
of Commerce.semi-plant production,
development
outside
army
a
stage.
Coral
provides
the
in
now
pilot
!
rubber,
Department
price
from
Coral
on*
second^ prefened^
of
the com- ,
pany's
scientists,
"is
practically
rubber" and
"may make it possible to reduce stockpiling of- natural rubber at a'
great saving of money and space,"
the U. S. Army's Headquarters
Quartermaster Research and Development Command has announced.
The report was made public by the Office of Technical Services of
Firestone's"
.^pmntlnri
v..
The-.corporation has, called for redemp °
its outstanding 6%
cumulative
share, plus dividends, of 20 cents per jfchare.^
at the Hanover Bank, 70 Broadway, New York,
_
0^^/^ York ^ .yvftll St1 New^ork^S^N6 Y^v Ni 86° p. 2757# ^
Wall
275V >
2
St/»y New Yorlc 15^ N» Y» V. 1B(3>
or New
This
'
is said to be
The corporation has called for redemption on March 1, 1958, "for
account of the sinking fund, 827 shares of its 5% cumulative preferred stock^at $100 per share, plus accrued dividends of 83 V2 Bank
cents
Thursday^ (general
exchange, • remittance for foreign
Manufacturing
tt
non.
.
cnmnanv
j,
founded
Publishers
.®LPa°idC^d?erJsing
issue)
in
c
.
.
1922,
*
-
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•
1958, and operations are expected
to begin during 1959.
Interest in
This
with
Philippine Refining and Marketing Firm—
corporation on Feb. 11 announced it has signed an agreement
,
Philippine
Investmdnt-Management
Consultants,
designs and;'. is late I960 or early 1961.
which,
Gulf, with world-wide production, ,will
York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. SeibeTt, Editor and Publisher^
a statistical issue on Monday!.
Other office: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, Hlinois
1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879. Subscriptions
25 Park Place, New
'with
Inc.
subject to approval by the Philippine Government will form a petroleum refining and marketing company in the Philippines. No name
as yet has been decided upon for the new company, in which the
majority ownership will be held by Philippine interests,; „
If the prbposal iS approved,completionb/d refinery will be built at the
a 10,000 date of the proposed refinery
island of Luzon.
Estimated
subscriptions and advertisements must
rr ^ %»*«« *»-be made In New York funds.
•
-
•
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(776)
furnish
oil.
crude
the
The
will
company
new
marketing.
fa
engage
Iowa
The
proposed reflnlnj and marketing
company
will be
the
first controlled
and operated by
Philippineinterests
The Gulf spokesman
further said that the project is an,
exDression of Gulf's faith5 in
the future of the Philippine Republic,
as
well as an expression of confidence in the Philippine people and
11:30
it)
from
See
in Room
company
to
up
a.m.
of
also
3020, 61 Broadway, New York 6, N. Y., will
(EST) on March 3 receive bids for the purchase
first
$10,000,000
V.
187,
mortgage
bonds
due
March
1,
Boston
Jersey Central Power & Light Co.—Definitive Bonds
first mortgage bonds, 5%
series, due 1987, are available
City Bank Fanners Trust Co., 2 Wall St., New York City, in ex¬
change for outstanding temporary bonds.—V. 186. p. 319.
of Southern Services, Inc., Room 1600,
250 Park Ave.
New York 17, N. Y., will up to 11 a.m. (EST) on Feb.
20 receive bids for the purchased from it of $8,000,000 first mortgage
bonds.
V.
187,
Period End. Dec. 31—
Net
Inc.
Industries,
Laminagage—
non-dcstructive
and
platings
Known
for
base
on
thickness
the
of
measurement
1957—3 Mos.—1956
thickness
the precise
coatings alid
of
measurement
of
metallic
film
foil
or
and
Net
stock
The
it
control
the
is
also
designed
for
in
automated,
Industries, Inc., will
applications, for which Gulton
engineering services.
Laminagage
is
produced
under
use
General
Motors
Corp.—V.
187,
patent
3,655,317
14,858.911
45,595,237
18,766,000
Hallmark
8,647,911
26,829,237
42,349,131
14,702,034
14,695,044
14,702,034
14,695,044
share
$0.22
$0.54
$1.58
$2.71
-
com.
higher for
mark
announced
The-
Inc.,
which
dent,
the
of
in
December,
participants
with
the
credit
the
M.
Sorensen,
"The
net
in
all
the
costs
approaching
for
up
last
Provision
year.
slightly
at
their
Hall¬
1957
it
1956,
was
'..
profit-sharing
during, 1957—•
holdings of each
,
9.29%
in
the
Bache &
disclosed.
Hallmark
The
by
Joyce
C.
with
personnel
nine
said
months
in
Hall,
two
or
of
Federal
tax
income
Dec.
31, .1957 was $3,859,501
same period last year.
Earnings were
shipments. Factory shipments for the
more
for
for
as
related
up
due
the
1957
the
was
A
by
as
for
in
nine
show
that
sales
at
least
to
$3.27 per share."—V.
equal
Hertz
This
assets
tions
those
for
<
retail
the
last
186,
11
"car
rental
the
other
and
;
vehicles,
locations,
it has acquired the
operating
former Hertz licensee with loea-
in
one
Midland.
including
10
added
He
trucks,
in the
Hertz
of
in
This
corporation
Feb.
Corp.,
has
New
acquired
York,
Denis
11.
Electronized
research,
for
Chemicals
more
has
than
the
pioneer
a
in
electron
William
processing
a
decade, and has many U. S. and foreign
which supplement High
Voltage patents in the same field.
pooling of patents and experience, Dr. Robinson
said, is expected
strengthen materially High
Voltage's already prominent position
the development and
production of
powerful radiation
for
earned
processing of
chemical
drugs and foods.
materials
and
Illinois Shares Corp., New York
Standard State Bank
Holdings—
Feb.
corporation,
the
sterilization
it
was
announced
Feb.
on
To
—
11,
an
the
25,
or
capital
Sell
has
Part
The
applied
to
sale
to
187,
and
Co.
and
subject, to
about 30%
stock
of
of
the
Illinois
stock
is
to
$30,000.
be
$30 per share, or an
Shares now owns
aggre¬
Illinois
outstanding stock
of
the
Bank.
16,158
All
of
Shares
the
Equity Corp.
&
Michigan
Electric
Co.—Bonds
Offered—
Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities & Co. and associates
on-Feb.*14 offered
publicly a new issue of $25,000,000
3%% first mortgage bonds
due Feb. 1, 1988 at
101.335%
and accrued interest
to yield about 3.8% to
maturity.
The group
won
award of the issue
Feb. 13
on
100.5599%.
Other bids received
Boston Corp.,
new
for
the bonds
100.2199%;
the bonds
The
as
3s,
bonds
irUPoiCfS
are
PROCEEDS—The
and
as
subject
3%s
Halsey,
Harriman, Ripley
were
Stuart
& Co.
follows:
as
Co.
&
Inc.
bid
its bid
on
The
approval
net
to
Its
built
187,
1869
;
the
of
British
Northern
the
to
it
of
13
5c
weeks
■
and
is
is
engaged
in
ended
at
for
>
,
Co.,
Chicago,
after
share
taxes
compared
reported
10
MacNichol, Jr., President.
•
by the company to retire
help
from
the
sale
of
the
bonds
will
bo
"nance
year and
about
$16,000,000 of bank debt and to
construction calling for
outlays of about $71,600,000 this
$42,000,000 in 1959.—V.
187, p. 677.
that
the
company '
29,
1957,
the
period
which
were
arid"5 $934,888*tafter
1A
in
will
receive
debentures,
Corp.—Buys Its
i^nvrw^r i"come'
£1
for
an
net &'aIns on sales of investments, of this
5 wholly-owned subsidiaries in the year ended Dec.
$11,021,221 or $7.58 per share, compared with
pe5, Rhafe for the Preceding year of 1956, an inacpordlPg 0 JosePh M. Fitzsimmons, President.
sales of
??r,
of
gain
compared
from
with
investments
$1.11
per
share
Investors Syndicate
Secunties
and
of
in
was
five
1956.—V.
cents
186,
per
p.
share in
'
626.
America, Inc.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
toTitsS
$25 000
^ounw^rtnicalefi
Wlth,the SE0
statement
covering
an amendmenfi
registration
an" 815 000 000 «"*»'
30
*>
on Feb.
o&
1957
an
With
0,
1958
additional
for
Former
Aug. 1, 1962
186, p. 626.
the
stock
said
186
In
Cross
order
to
has
only 4%
increase
'
with
r
with
companies
of
during
time
and
efforts
of
the
his
in
in
the
1957
year.—V
new
a
and
portion
to
such
of
growing life
its
and
possibilities
of
shareholders
a
insurance
N.
control
assets
other
of
Mr.
and
in
all
of
was
the
to
of
operate
of
situations.
in
and
corporation
providing
them
assistance in management and
the corporation's assets will
60%
the
control
which have,
attributes
the
possible
least
The
stocks
insurance
appreciation
Walker,
Counsel
General
Fnilbrick
is
Fowler,
&
share
on
of
preferred
common
etc.—
stock
stock
of
for
the
the 12
the
months
12
ended
Dec.
31,
1957,
increase
Nov.
on
calculated
based
26,
to
on
1957
case
granted the com¬
increased revenues
produce
consumptions
during
the
12
increased
revenues were
by approximately $1,000,000. including the
rates
in
without
purchased
the
the-company whereby
costssmay be reflected
gas
lengthy
and
expensive
procedures
case.
utility plant for the 12 months ended
1151....
Dec.
31,
.
...
.
of
corporation
large,
will
also
progressive,
counsel
rapidly-
having better than average
thereby giving the corporation's
in
leading companies.
for
corporation
Ernst
the
Whitehouse
of
Leva. Hawes and
<!te
Ernst
are
corporation
Portland,
Symington
Me.,
of
the
is
as
accountants
Verrill,
and
Bros.
Dana,
Associate
Washington,
10
on
Hutzler
&
bid of 98.534%.
a
bid
and
sale
98.348%
of
the certificates
Commerce Commission.
for
the
also M
certificates,
-
;
authorization ol
subject to
are
hopper
Treating Co., Newark, N. J.—Files With SEC
at
$2.50
The
for
.
Feb.
cn
120,000
proceeds
working
filed
5
shares
share,
per
are
of
to
letter
a
be
of
Charles
used
to
to be
New York,
obligations
15 -cents)
(par
Plohn
&
Co.,
outstanding
pay
tbe
with
notification
stock
common
through
capital.
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
The
Co.
above.—V.
D.
C.
has called for redemption
company
outstanding first mortgage 5%
186,
2852.
p.
100%,
plus
Trust
accrued
Co.,
Feb.
on
28,
1958,
all of
its
bonds,
due Jan. 1, 1972 (as extended)
Payment will be made at the New
Y.—V. 169, p. 1453.
interest.
New York,
N.
Maine Fidelity Life Insurance Co.—Elects New Presi¬
dent—Bankers Added to Board—
Paul
and
E.
Merrill
Maine
of
man
New
of
Portland,
Industries, Inc.,
the
Me.,
Feb.
on
4
head,
of
Merrill
Co-
Transport
elected President and Chair¬
was
Board.
directors
Fresident
York
and
elected
Assistant
were
follows:
as
Treasurer
of
P.
Stuart
W.
M.
Brooks
<Sr
Beriuger, ViceCo., Inc., New
investment
company; Ben B. Wilson.
Portland City councilman
and retired executive of
Swift & Co.;
Barrett C. Nichols, Treasurer
of Maine
Savings Bank and President of Maine Savings Bank Associa¬
tion, Portland, Me,; Richard Howe, investment broker from
Augusta,,
Me.; Joseph S. Jones, Vice-President of Bancroft Martin
Rolling Mills,
steel
fabrication,
South
Portland, Me.; Raymond W. Hillman, chief
underwriter
Hill,
director
a
Those
ton,
in
M.
is
The
placed
year
of
shown
J.
to
the
E.
Van
board
of
and
were:
Maine,
who
out
insurance
company
first
than
report
in
in
books.—V.
in
when
A&S
185,
York
Stock
of
Exchange
Curtis
K.
in
of
Gerry,
resigned
that
the
the
Peter Darling¬
to
there
State
ex-Governor
Board,
his
concentrate
had
before
never
of
Maine.
of
life
efforts
been
a
that
England insurance company founded in this area
He
stated
years.
showed
force
1956
New
50
Darlington, partner
York.
Chairman
pointed
the
New
Hale.
President
Cross
Ingen,
businesses,
life
more
B.
Clarence
other
stock
Fidelity Life and Henry
Co., members of the New
&
outgoing
Burton
this
Maine
of
reelected
and
The
on
for
Darlington
and
place
companies
consultants.
and associates
offered
Macon, Dublin & Savannah RR.—To Redeem Bonds—
-
value,
diversified
management
auditors.
amounts
Co.*, Long
MacGregor Sport Products Inc.—Offer Extended—
Maine
interest
The
principal underwriters and investment
managers
of the
fund
are
First
Maine
Corp.
The National
Shawmut Bank
of
Boston
is
custodian of the
corporation's assets, and The
Pilgrim Trust Co. of
Boston is transfer
agent, registrar and dividend
payment agent.
The
firm of
Joseph W. Froggatt & Co., Inc.
serves
the
insurance
varying
(Ky.)—Earnings,
dividends
for
decreases
or
company
Y.
and
and
187
position,
companies,
insurance,
subsidiaries
counsel, and
development.
At
devoted
other
corporation's
management
factors in the field of
advice,
business
be
in
Trust
both
year
"Earnings
current
to
11
covering
See
$10,899,524
the
the
as
located
credits,
Centre
■
,
$259,146,423
resigned as President and Chairman
Insurance Co., also of
Portiana, of which he
life
for
Rockville
'
offered
recently
young, aggressive
the
opinion of
The
Associates in the offering are: Dick &
Merle-Smith; R. W. Presspricli
& Co.;
Baxter & Co.; Freeman
Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.; Mc Mas tor
Hutchinson & Co.; Win. E. Pollock & Co.,
Inc.; and Shearson, Hammill
& Co.—V. 187, p. 677.
SEC
the
one
of
the founders.
He will continue as
President of Maine Insurance
Co., which position he has held
since the company's
inception.
Life Insurance
Securities Corp. was organized to
acquire stock
of
$5,000,000;
Island
of
$4,485,000,
rate
Interstate
York
his
fur b-mk
Island $1,500,000; and The
Meadow
County $1,000,000.
arranged with the following banks
.
The
from
of
Maine, Burton M.
Cross,
has
been
elected
holding and investment organization with
an
author¬
$25,000,000.
devote
arranged
1959.
Long
income
the rate
L-R Heat
this
of
has
The issue is to be secured
by 800 gondola cars and 100 covered
cars, estimated to cost not less than
$8,793,750.
Stock—
Governor
of
capital
it
February
$30,000,000 will be
furnished
City and two banks in
Nassat
Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
Feb.
Issuance
at
President
fabrirsti™
$7,035,000 of 3^% equipment trust
certificates, series R, maturing annually, March 1, 19.59
to 1973, inclusive. The
certificates, scaled to yield from
3% to 3.70%, according to
maturity, were awarded to
the
Life Insurance Securities
Corp., Portland, Me.—Burton
M. Cross Elected as Chief
Executive Officer—
such
4.
tenders
due
/
ized
York
$21,450,000—V.; 186, p.
were
3'.as.
the
46.
becoming important
S7oani°n-?
50%
a
of
May 31, 1957. During 1957, gross
a
Salomon
year were
$28,005,489 equal to
$29,162,092 or $5.59 a share in
1956,
by John D. Biggers,
Chairman, and G. P.
capital expenditures
than
more
New
deducting
the group on Feb.
funds.—V.
for 1957 totalled
$237,199,069 as compared
the previous year.
last quarter of 1957
proved to be the best
in sales and in
earnings," the officials reported.
final quarter were
$1.87 a share."
The
company made
plans
ar.d
/
company
cates
"The
in
Investors Diversified
Services, Inc.—Earnings Up—
1957,
Sales
p.
development
187, p. 146.
Nassau
Bank
Net
increases
the
on
with
Feb.
on
it
the
Hicksville, Hempstead
general rate
about
Dec.
*
111.,
5%
earnings
a
was
em
Newton
Sales. for
$'1,869,888
was
company reported a 1957 profit reduction of
previous year despite a decline of
8.5% in sales.
$5.36
is
amount
of
Gross expenditures for
The
it
Lithium
$7,748,911, compared with $7,311,495 for the
corresponding
result of
a
in
concrete
estimated
£20,000,000
available
Net
with
of
magnesium and otlwr
scientific applications
advanced
field
the
of
after
1956.
required by
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Co.—Earnings Off—
■
conjunction
satellite.—V.
Kentucky P. S. Commission
a
future
reported
share.
per
taxes
non-cumulative income
amount sufficient to
exhaust
an
in
The rate "changes were
granted not only to increase the return but also because of substantial
increases in the cost of gas, labor,
material, borrowed money and taxes,
which were only partly reflected in 1957.
That Commission also pre¬
scribed & purchased gas adjustment clause for
Koehring
•
m
nil!
effect of both interim and final rate increases.
stock¬
and
turnover
Feb. ,10
on
the
of
before
Trust
of
approximately
as
Newton
Empire
'llinT
lithium
contract for the
Lith
does not affect
Brooks
Louisville & Nashville RR.—Equipment Trust Certifi¬
for
gain
31,
months ended
of
one
originally manufac¬
first railway in* China.
In
estimated
an
146.
p.
of
Sheffield,
equipment,
annual
with
share
per
capifcl
Fidelity Life
proceeds
used
Tjof
Net
com-
This corporation has
purchased 60,200 shares of its
outstanding
$28 per share.
The
announcement, made Feb. 7 by directors
the stock had been held
by the United Whelan Corp.
On Dec.
31, 1957, there were 386,500
shares outstanding.—V.
p.
1956.
First
Inc., 100.2099%.
101.969%.
redemption under special conditions
101-34 to 100 and otherwise at prices scaled from
fr0m
105.21 to 100.
WdOfi
of
Ltd.
agreement
with
to
manufacture
in
For
Ltd.
the
devoi
established!!*
3,650,000 shares outstanding at Dec.
31, 5
compared with $1.88 per share for the 12 months
ended Dec.
amounted to
Korvette, Inc.—Earnings Reported—
a
in
Bank
Bank
as
The
Rapier
the
Agreement—
1956, on 3,320,000 shares
outstanding at Dec. 31, 1956.
Operating revenues for the 12 months ended Dec. 31,
1957, amounted
to $55,530,374, as
compared with $51,601,599 for the 12 months ended
Dec.
at
the
outstanding
Indiana
of
1957,
Corp.
574.
p.
lor
this
National. Bank
income,
pany
that
equipment, the company currently
of irrigation and
flood control
Lehn & Fink Products
of
is owned by The Morris
Plan Corp.,
stock is owned by Financial
General Corp.
A major¬
ity of the voting stock of the latter
is owned by The
whose
of
La Salic Wacker
Corp.—Tenders for Debentures—
of
Bank; and the Commission has given
interested person until
1958, to request a hearing thereon, m
j ■■
<
-•»•••.•
• >
■
The purchase price of the
gate cash consideration of
shares
It
Willensky, President,
taxes.——V.
exemption order permitting its sale of
1,000 shares of the
capital stock of Standard State
Bank, Chicago, to 20 persons affiliated
with
months
Fuels
:
equipment.
compared
80c
included
exchange for Electronized Chemicals
stock, High Voltage has
transferred its domestic electron
processing patents to the firm.
John M.
McCarthy, Vice-President r.nd Comptroller of
High Voltage,
has been elected President
of the subsidiary.—V.
187, p. 574.
for
roulilH
commercial
been
has
fabricator
company, amounted to $1.83 per
months ended Dec. 31, 1957, on
1956—$1,985,000.
announced
Koehring equipment for
excavators.
and
major
a
company has also
service area on Long
its
Net
companies.
$33,596,101; .profit
In
This
0,»
tw,
Island
Bank, Security National Bank
of
Huntington, The Fort Neck National Bank of
Seaford, Bank of
Huntington, Nassau Trust Co. (Glen'Cove), Bank of
Babylon, Bank
of
Smithtown, Bank of Westbury Trust Co.,
Long Island Trust Co.
(Garden City), Peninsula National Bank of
Cedarhurst, and The Second
National Bank & Trust Co. of
Hempstead.—V. 186, p. 2852.
machines
the
surgicals,
SEC
and
(E. J.)
patents
in
Co
lithium-magnesium systems,
whicn win
period of 1956.
railway
manufacture
in
banks in
totaling $2,550,000;
$21,679,000
the
Nuclear
company
has
a
license
allows this English
firm
other
Chambers.—V.
This
to
to
114,000,000,
controlling interest in Electronized
M. Robinson,
President, announced
been
two
and
mixers
Chemicals
Kermac
sterling trade areasir•
addition
-
High Voltage Engineering
Corp.—Acquisition—
on
1957—$1,868,000;
the
under
Louisville Gas & Electric Co.
were
for
credit
National
31,
tured only railway
677.
p.
Royalties
Ransomes and Rapier was
organized in
Terminal,
acquired 100
187,
the
Koehring
which
other
Air
also
1957
year
R.
excavators
Odessa, Texas.
the acquisition included
that
1956.
were,
Privately—See
Chambers
•
and
transaction..—V.
in
concerns,
holders
Car Rental Firm—
Hertz, said
at the, Midland-Odessa
years
the
Steelman, President, on Feb. 8
pany's British affiliate, Newton Chambers
England, plans to merge with Ransomes
England's oldest Industrial
announced
of Texas Car Rentals,
Inc., a
in the important oil area of
Midland
L. Jacobs, President of
$21,868,000
two
lor
2352.
p.
Julien
The
Feb.
on
%
omer
participations are: The First National
City Bank of
$151500,000; The Chase Manhattan Bank
S5.COO.OOO: The
Trust Co. $5,000,000;
Bankers Trust Co.
York
The
Koehring' Co.—British Affiliate to
Merge—
1956.
...
Corp.—Acquires Texas
corporation
1957. exceeded
186,
the
in. California
to
agreement
Their
New
oil royalties
gross
above.—V. 186, p. 2312.
good and earnings should
year,
when they
were equal
fiscal
2049.
p.
Walter
two
during
with
in
curities
continue
year
lands
is
in
of lour
group
York
Brook
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, Inc.—Affiliate
Places Se¬
month
both ended Dec. 31, 1957, were the largest ever made
by the
Earnings per share for both periods amounted to $2.38.
"January shipments are running below the same month a year ago.
We believe thut shipments for this
fiscal year will exceed last year.
"Earnings prospects for the
compared
—V.
the
a
National
Montgomery, President, has reported that
lead
company on Feb. 11 announced that
of $32,550,000 to be available until
Franklin
factory
period,
at
G.
work
Vanguard
revolving
New
Co.
company
to
research
This
particularly
work
Project
County.
County Land Co.—Oil Royalties Off—
December
months
$3,848,847
for
from
period
same
nine
Increase
an
and
quarter
31,
the
to
to
Kern
company.
records
ei1(:9
Long Island Lighting Co.—Arranges Bank
Credit—
proceeds from
Geo.
Dec.
metals,
credits
Nuclear Fuels
bank loan,
a
designed
alone.
Perkins
notable
the
advertising and research and
the sale of the
securities, together with proceeds
will be used by the company to finance
construction at
Grant, N. Mex. of a uranium ore
processing mill with a daily capacity
of 3,300 tons, to
develop its uranium ore acreage in the Lake Ambrosia
district of New Mexico, and
Presi¬
part:
ended
earnings of $3,552,782
over
for
31
on Jan.
the
ended
Our
in
"
independently
and
most
of
Development Corp., on Feb. 11 announced
the private placement of
$7,500,000 seven-year subordi¬
nated notes, due Dec.
31, 1965, and 78,000 shares of com¬
mon stock
(par $1). The financing was arranged through
Lehman Brothers;
Straus, Blosser & McDowell, and
profits. In 1957, the total number
the spokesman reported.—V. 184, p. 2836.
President,
$3,562,616,
cross
special
both
light
completion,
Expenses incurred in preparation for the larger
capacities which will soon become available
also
were
and Anderson
firm's
to 2,164,
profit
^
n
•
Chase-Leavitt
metallurgical
independent
Brooks
working capital.
S.
Mr.
of
Vice-Pre<dripnf1)0'Slrors
M. Goldfine
Ule
poration.
changes in product
in connection with
Corp.—Securities Placed Pri¬
vately—This corporation, which is a subsidiary of KerrMcGee Oil Industries, Inc., Pacific Uranium
Mines Co.
Hammond Organ Co.—Earnings Show Gain—
,
with.
lithium-containing metal alloys
out
carry
The
1957
all
by
announced
was
of
for
which
in
value
increase
spokesman
1956,
share
rose
program
10.8%
10%
fund
in
similar
a
which
program,
years of service
trust
increased
resulting,, therefore, in
participant, a company
Under
profit-sharing
credited
•
over
•
deposited
are
President
America, Inc.—New
agreement
new
Perkins'
1957.
greater In 1957 due to stepped-up sales,
development activities.—V. 186, p. 2371.
,
Personnel Share
—
7.
bank-administered
credits
the
increase
an
Feb.
on
in
been
have
is
associated
*
Corporation account
573.
p.
Greeting Card Co.
participating
Cards
salaries,
due in part to
were
production
by
and
.
profit margins in 1957
depreciation and pre-operating
corporation's expansion program,
now
the
of
continue,
Interest,
were
—
Personnel
Cross, includes
and
corporation and Brooks and Perkins,
Inc., Detroit, Mich
Through the agreement, both companies will
participate under i •
account in
research
on
alloys containing lithium and
other metal1.
Additionally, Brooks and Perkins will prepare
36.996,223
4,298.317
(est.)
working
this
79,345,354
6,211,000
Kermac
Profits
34?,626,585
provide
held
rights
391,627,210
process
necessary
The
81.304,647
preferred dividends.
Lower
mix.
$
Cr643,000
per
♦After
will
$
outstanding-—
shs.
♦Earns,
used
or
Laminagage
Mr.
Crosby,
Farmington, Me.; Morton
is
Lithium Corp. of
ment
$
Fed..taxe3.
income
Com.
and subsurface cracks in smooth and rough coatings,
plate and tubing. In addition it can be used to measure
coating thickness of odd shaped pieces and on assembly lines where
the thickness of coatings must be continuously monitored.
flat
before
surface
detect
who
to
the Board
Clarence S.
and others.
A
1957—12 Mos.—1956
95,206,494
——
Federal inc. taxes
for
designed
the
sales
Inc.
of
•
■
instrument,
materials, is announced by this corporation.
Glennite Laminagage, Model FLW-I, it can be
the
as
•
scientific
a
Production
Announces
—
.
of
Production
Me.,
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp. (& Subs.)—Earns.
573.
p.
$
Gulton
attorney
addition
of
Mass.;
office
at the
also
See
directors, in
Chairman
47
Herbert L. Rackliff,
Vice-President of Ma'ne Insum
"ance
Me.; Charles S. Tobin, President of u.
S. Und«rWritl^e »Co-»
Miami, Fla.; Grafton Fay, President of
Chestnut Hill rv>
Bank, Boston, Mass.; Philip Corey, President
of
W. H
Hin™o;la!!Ve
Wcstbrook, Me.; Ralph A. Leavitt, partner
at
Gulf Power Co.—Bids to Be Received Feb. 20—
company,
of
Boston,
Monday, February
.
activities;
Definitive
The
Co,,
First National Bank of
1988.
67*7.
p.
board
Harrington,
Trust
.
Portland,
country's future industrial development—V. 187, p. 5<3.
the
The
Public Service Co.—Bids March 3 for Bonds—
P.
WlSffrttS
.
the
with
p.
that
1957
as
over
2915.
$9,000,000
compared
company
$175,000 of
with
started.
A
annualized
business
$2,000,000
for
comparable
premiums
had
the
placed
been
partial
increase
on
was
the
|
Number 5717
187
Volume
.
.
.
EARNINGS
Factor & Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
Max
made on Feb. 3 by Shearson, Hammill & Co. at
$10.25 per share, with a dealer's concession of 45 cents
! per share. It was completed.—V. 187, p. 575.
OF
MONSANTO
CHEMICAL
CANADIAN
AND
10,000 shares of class A common stock (par
offering of
CO.
IIS
AND
DOMESTIC
New
1957—3 Mos.—1956
1957—12 Mos.—1956
of
four-stage
a
bleach
under way at the company's Chillicothe, Ohio, division.
big storage building erected a few years
ago eastward, adding 120 iect 10 its leugui.
widui will be 240 feet,
same
as
the present building.
The new building; is expected to be
ready for occupancy by August.
The new bleach plant will rise to the south of the division's digester
building. It will be a four-stage operations with a capacity of 50U tons,
and will provide a chlorine dioxide bleaching stage.
^
: V.
The main part of the bleach plant will measure 70 by 72 feet, sur¬
rounded by & larger ground floor;
plant is
doing the major construction
Chillicothe Realty Co. is
1958.
They expect to have it ready for operation by the end of
r
'
plant.
187, p. 32y.
—v.
the bleach
on
.
Merchants Acceptance Corp.—Partial Redemption—
corporation has called for redemption on March 1, 1058, for
account of the sinking fund, $46,000 of its 5lh'c subordinated deben¬
tures due March
1, 1966 at 102 Va %. Payment will be made at the
Old Colony Trust Co., Boston, Mass.—-V.
185, p. 1517.
The
SilS.
Emus,
Per
per
Co.—Registers With SEC—
Feb. 11 filed a registration statement with the SEC
first mortgage bonds, series C, due 1088, to bo
public sale at competitive bidding..
This company on
covering $20,000,000 of
offered
for
sale of the bonds, together with a sufficient
amount of funds to be obtained from the bank borrowings (not in ex¬
cess
of $1,500.0001 and from treasury funds,
will be used for the
redemption of the company's $20,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series
B, 5%%, due 1987, at 107.46% of their principal amount ($21,492,000),
plus accrued interest to the redemption date.—V. 187, p. 457.
the
proceeds of
Net
t
Metals
69,4lu,000
29,86^,000
30,764,000
6,442,000
9,833,000
37,416,000
38,646,000
22,226,629
21,446.461
22,226,629
21,440,461
$0.46
$1.68
undistributed
in
companies
if
such
taxes
567,116,000 541,883,000
of
as
$0.52
:-
_-___*:
the increase
New
$0.33
in shares in
Charles
nuclear fuel for the Navy's growing
tor
atomic
submarine
pushed the sales of this corporation to a new high in 1957,
Carroll L.
Wilson,
President, announced on Feb. 12.
At the same
time, he said,
net income of the company, a leading producer of
metals
composite
electrical controls,
and
dropped
off
customers
as
industries felt the
automotive, aircraft and jewelry
effects of the current recession.
appliance,
the
in
to
$1,500,000
in
standing short-term bank notes in the amount of $4,800,000. • • "
Proceeds of the borrowings have been and are to be applied to the
company's
and
engineering, compared with some $19,200,000 in 1956.
Capital expenditures in 1957 of subsidiaries, tne parent company ami
time portion of such expenditures by associated
companies represented
by Moiuanto's 50 % ownership totaled $90,085,000, Edgar M. Queeny,
Chairman of the Board, reported tnac capital expenditures of
tne
and
company
totaled
its
domestic
$54,405,000,
fell
Canadian
and
short
of
those
subsidiaries
alone,
Oil
covery
Co.
division of Monsanto Chemical Co^ has successfully
Doby Number One in Harper County, Okla., as a dis¬
well with an open flow potential of 54 million cubic feet
the
gas
E.
J.
Howell, Lion Vice-President, stated on Jan. 24
well is producing through perforations in the morrow sand.
per
uay.
the
1 he
company has a full interest lease on tne 640-acre tract
well is located, and has full interest and
partnership
the
V.
additional
J.000
some
187,
in
acres
$2.62
share
pel4
in
1957.—V.
In early
split
186i p. 841.
—
-
--
the
vicinity
Corp.,
Net
of
the
that
which
on
leases
discovery
Fort 'Washington,
Earnings Up—
sales
E.
last
increase
on
well.-
of
year
total
the.
for
ended
year
Nov.
'
that this
than $5u,000,000.
more
and had a
$16,756,000.
income
total
Indiana, Ohio and Illinois.
has agents in Michigan,
The company
1
reflected
to
rose
high
new
a
at
equal to $4.47 per share on the 78,674 shares of common stock
outstanding at Nov. 30 compared with $3.15 per share on 63,082 shares
offering of 166,070 shares of common
at $22.25 per share was 93%
subscribed during the period Jan. 23 to and including
Feb. 5. The unsubscribed shares were taken up and sold
to the public by the underwriters, headed by Kalman &
Co., Inc. See offering in V. 187, p. 457.
to
stockholders
its
Files With
The
Securities
association
and
Feb.
on
Exchange Commission—
filed
3
St. Paul, Minn.—
SEC
covering 109 shares of capital
per share),
without underwriting.
working capital.—V. 185, p, 1155.
letter
a
of
with
notification
the
stock to be offered at par ($1,000
The proceeds are to be used for
—V.
electronic
181,
This
company plans to use part of the additional authorized shares
exchange for 437,034 Tidewater Oil Co., shares held by Mission Corp.,
would
slightly
bring the Development concern's holdings in
50% as against 47.37<i presently owned.
over
Tidewater to
Although this plan was outlined in Mission Development's proxy
statement, the basis of exchange was not disclosed.—V. 187, p. 329.
Missouri-Illinois RR.—Earnings—
Net
Net
revenue—
oper.
expenses.*
$418,252
289,055
$390,940
281.967
$5,962,689
3,400,568
$5,844,530
3,421,557
ry.
$129,197
$108,973
74.008
66,258
$2,562,121
1,295,583
186,
oper.
187,
p.
opers.
income
47.
York
trade
name
Period End. Dec. 31—
GircUer
to
on
company
to the general
be used in carrying out its investment policies.
John
the
high-speed filler have been purchased by the company's
Equipment Division from Librascope, Inc., Glendale,
a
announced on Jan. 31.
\ .• ... ■'? ;.
;
Slaughter, Division President, said the machine will broaden
was
E.
and heat-transfer
industries. The new
company's line of Votator continuous-processing
equipment
will
machine
in
used
the
food,
called
be
chemical
Votator
the
and'Other
:
Flller.v
system
one
Process
Equipment
Division
divisional sales
Slaughter said.
plant
offices
through
also Francisco Sugar Co.
:'1
'
•
•
•
.
•
•
'
■
■
Louisville;
in
in the
and
Ky.,
'I
United States,and abroad,
'
'
.
Net
Net
ry.
of
income
amounted
this
to
' *
-•
•
■
•<£
'
*'
"
-«
*
-
-
Chemical Corp.—Earnings Up—
&
corporation
its
and
handle
issuance
the
Eastern
according
$23,024,249,
released
dividend
report
reflect
subsidiary
companies
on
Jan.
27
1,500,000
of
Pipe Line Co.
in
by
Net
to
a
preliminary
shares
December.
of
common
1957
stock
the
of
in exchange
National
to
sales
Other
company
Sugar Refining Co.- -Sales
5,323,957
Selling,
for that
187,
47.
p.
The
90
Cost
—
Feb.
of
La
26 receive
6't
tendersGfor
111.,
90,
Chicago
St.,
Bank
National
Illinois
Salle
to it
the sale
&
Trust
Co.,
junior subordinated debentures due April 1, 1965 to an
to
exhaust the
sum
of
$13,28.9 at prices not to
sufficient
100%
Chicago,
will up to noon (CST) on
100% and accrued interest
at
plus
interest.—V.
accrued
185,
p.
amount
exceed
$1,336,789;
Net
1956
Railway
Railway
1957—Month—1956
oper.
revenue....
expenses.
$1,910,378 $22,205,923 $22,680,773
1.584,473
18,457,456
18,206,096
$1,787,676
oper.
1,547,758
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net ry. oper.. income
1957—12 Mos.—195G
$239,918 /
61,333
$325,905
105,912
$3,748,467
1,225,380
$4,474,677
1,587,012
[Including Parent
.
Co.—Earnings,
Company,
Proportionate Share
Year Ended Dec. 31—
of
etc.—
and Foreign Subsidiaries and
Owned Associated Companies I
1957
1956
50%
$
Income
Irieome
beiore
income
taxes_L__.__
_*.
87,903,000
42,122,000
income....
Common shares outstanding.
Earnings
a
common,
share...
had
no
debt
2,558,258
1,516,840
663,618
$3.86
current borrowings outstanding at Dec. 31.
was $4,263,963.
Net worth increased during
Option Plan Shares—
filed
covering
company,
11,
1958,
only
46,169,000
48,878,000
22,226,620
'
$2.20
45,781,000
21,446,461
$2.13
33,024,440
With SEC—
on Feb. 6 filed a registration statement with the Se¬
Exchange Commission proposing to issue and sell $40,000,-
would
bonds
be
requirements of
the
sold at
the SEC,
competitive bidding in accordance with
bids to be received on or about March
1958.
4,
to apply the net proceeds from the sale of the
together with funds on hand <■ and to be derived
will finance its 1958 construction and improvement
program, and provide for the purchase of 70.000 shares of the common
stock of its subsidiary, Pennsylvania Power Co.* at-a- cost-of $2,100,000.
The company's estimated expenditures during. 1958, for the construc¬
tion of new facilities, the acquisition of property, and the betterment
of existing facilities will approximate $65,000,000.
An information meeting is proposed to be held on Feb. 27, at the
offices of Bankers Trust Co.,
16 Wall St., New York City..
A
subsidiary, Pennsylvania Power Co., has also filed a financing
proposal with the SEC; and the Commission has given interested per¬
sons until Feb. 24, 1958, to request a hearing on both applications.
The company proposes
which
bonds,
new
operations
from
-Pennsylvania Power Co. proposes to issue and -sell to Ohio Edison
additional shares of its $30 par common stock for a cash con¬
$2,100,000; and it will apply the proceeds thereof to con¬
70.000
sideration of
and for reimbursement of its treasury 'therefor.
Power's construction program for 1958 is estimated at
which is expected to require the issuance and sale of
of additional securities other than common stock.—V. 187,
Pennsylvania
$11,914,000,
$6,000,000
457.
p.
Higher—
Ohio Oil Co.—Earnings Slightly
Preliminary net income for the year ended Dee. 31, 1957, was $41,490,280, equivalent to $3.16 per share.
This compares with net income
of $41,215,655, or $3.14 per share in 1956.—V. 186, p. 2373.
'
■ '
Y.b £4
'■ ■ •- < '
•.
v ' <•
.
Oklahoma Gas & Hydrocarbon Corp.,
upon
Nebraska
Consolidated Mills Co., Omalia, Neb.—Files
with the SEC
stockholders
per share).
Rights will expire on March 15,- 1S58.
No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds
are to be used for working capital.—V.
175, p. 1958.
The
at
the
company
on
Feb.
25.000 shares of
of one share
rate
6 filed
a
letter of notification
common stock to be offered to
for 16 shares held at par ($10
Duncan, Okla.—
Chairman Elected—
of
election
The
Mrs.
Aline
Warner
as
of
Chairman
Board
the
of
Directors of this corporation was announced on Feb. 12.
Mrs. Warner also holds the positions of Vice-President, Treasurer
Chairman
Finance
the
of
Committee
of
Detroit
Gray
Iron
&
and
Steel
Foundries.
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp.—Plans
This
of
all
as
Refunding—
Feb. 12 announced it will call for redemption
its
outstanding convertible preferred
stock, 1951 series, as
its 4Va% series A and 4%% series B subordinate debentures,
corporation
011
originally issued in
1952.
issue of
debentures
by Dillon,
Read
Co., Inc. and Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co. At the
present time, there are outstanding 208,711 shares of preferred stock,
$11,079,600 of "A" debentures and $6,583,000 of "B" debentures, a
redemption
subject
is
to
proposed
a
sale
of
a
new
will be called for redemption.
also has at this time 443,912 shares of
conversion of the presently outstanding
total of $38,533,700 which
The
corporation
reserved for the
common
preferred
that a registration statement covering the pro¬
be filed with the SEC .in the near future which
purpose
of issue is to redeem these securities
because of certain covenants which arc considered restrictive in light
of
the present character and scope of the
corporation's operations.
Thomas S. Nichols, Chairman of the Board of Olin Mathieson, and
Stanley de J. Osborne, President, said that, "apart from the proposed
refunding, there are no plans for any further financing."
At
the time
of
the closing
with the underwriters,
the company
will
said
company
refunding will
posed
state
,
the
that
deposit with
of $102 per
plans to call the preferred stock for redemption and to
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York the redemption price
plus dividends to the date of deposit.
Thereafter, the redemp¬
tion price will be immediately available for payment.
The company points out that the preferred stock may be converted
into
common
stock
of Olin Mathieson
at the conversion price of
share,
$47.51
The
B
the
series
A
Frederick
died
1031/2%,
date.—V.
Ox Fibre
Formerly
debentures
at
debentures
redemption
who
conversion
The right of
redemption date.
share.
per
to
prior
W.
five days
186,
p.
2373.
Brush Co.—New President—
Weitzel has been
Vice-President,
its
last
will terminate
will be redeemed at 105V*%- and the series
plus in each case accrued interest to the
month.—V.
elected
he
173,
p.
President of the corporation.
succeeds
corporation on Feb.
Alfred
Robinson
McEwen
2292.
Pacific Mercury Television Mfg.
This
covering
Net
...—.—__
2,191,066
1,659,045
663,618
$3.30
a
registration stateme.nt with the SEC on
50,000 of its $5 par Common Shares, deliver¬
exercise of options which have been and may be
issued, without cash consideration, to officers and other key employees
of the company pursuant to the company's Restricted Stock Option
Plan.—V.
18G, p. 2313.
653,832,000
95,047,000
taxes
.
v
82,528
225,200
$
708,005.000
Shies
.—
-—.——:
:
share
long-term
262,506
2,471,200
168,000
—...
_*.*.:
company
and
6,531,482
51,229
National Tea Co.—Registers
able
Domestic
per
7,473,825
440.760
income...:
income—
on
175,420:047 160.078,823
by
This
Chemical
32,145,187
32,372,968
32,674,646
3,601,935
457.
172,209,997
$532,021 to $37,838,097.
The
report
states that expenditures for modernization and im¬
provement during 1957 were $1,550,780, bringing total investment in
capital equipment since Jan, 1, 1946 to $20,113,931.
Plant property
is carried on the company's books at $26,717,873.—V. 186, p. 321,
Feb.
Monsanto
3,558,006
2,485,713
inc.
also been made
has
138,245
2,084,000
expenses..*..—■*._
on
paid
outstanding
Earnings
1957
.Period End. Dec. 31—
.*—*
charges—~—
p.
30-yeat first mortgage bonds duo 1988. Applic&tkm for-approval
to The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio.
000 of
The
__
i
and
taxes
earnings
The
187,828,927
and administrative expenses
genl.,
taxes
Shares
$1,135,033)..
1956,
Dividends
147.
Monon RR.—Earnings—
1,624,388
2,383,427
$40,000,000
prinicpal amount of convertible subordinate
to be underwritten by an investment banking group headed
(including depreciation:
goods sold
costs
State
1957
.
154,977
—
-
of
Other
Service, Inc.—Tenders for Debentures
Finance
Continental
South
2,467,064
company
The
187,673,950 172,071,752
revenue....,
Total
Federal
Model
14,419,351
Ohio Edison Co.—Registers Bonds
well
compared
Show Gain1957
operating
Interest
"Deficit.—V.
187,
1957—12 Mos.—1956
$
$
240,279.489 227,707,178
12,661,052 155,472,967 146,631,854
3,862,270
34,155,816
33,636,523
.
1,199,138
17,976.060
15,293,614
$
21,280,466
20.894,230
___
taxes
oper.
Net' after
—V.
stock
1957,
2,290,223
other
and
income
$1,125,502 $12,155,047 $14,864,783
417,106
revenues
oper.
Net
Pan¬
interest
minority
40%
sales
$642,872
"48,618
Other
for
John E.
in National Petro.
for 1957 totaled $538,525,429,
with $543,099,524 in 1956.—V. 187, p. 47.
company's
4,347,820
income.
Co.—Earnings-
1957—Month—1956
expenses
inc.
taxes—
Federal
Mr.
sales and
Bierwirth, President.
Alter preferred
requirements, this equals $2.05 a share on
10,330,326 common shares outstanding on Dec. 31, 1957.
The 1957 earnings compare with restated net earnings of $22,632,689
in 1956 (originally reported as $20,103,816), equal, after provision for
preferred dividends, to $2.04 a share on 10,153,835 common shares
outstanding. Earnings for 1956 have been restated to include 100%
of the 1956 operating results of National Petro-Chemicals Corp. Com¬
mon
shares outstanding at the end of 1956 have also been restated
1957
earnings
expenses*.
oper.
532,til
Ohio Bell Telephone
Operating
Operating
$4,329,931
64;),374
$3,697,439
"60,845
48.
p.
.
National Distillers
Net
from ry. opers.
oper.
rev.
187,
distributed
'Abovep—v.;T87, p. 678.
'
$30,416
"*80,02/
income—
oper.
struction expenditures
makes it possible to combine processing and canning
precise, faster and more sanitary operation with lower main¬
tenance costs," Mr. Slaughter said.
..
..
Various
models of the filler will be manufactured at the Girdler
into
ry.
"Deficit.—V.
The
investment
$139,120
Net rev. from ry. opcis.
Net
The
Process
Calif.,, it
Net
1957—12 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
$4,990,692
revenue
expenses.
curities and
National Cylinder Gas Co.—Acquisition—
$6,367,940 $66,567,803 $74,450,691
5,242,438
54,412,756
59,585,908
oper.
Railway oper.
of
line
$
Railway
Railway
Broadway,
61
NARCO.
Registers Proposed Rights
—
Years Ended Dec. 31—
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Earnings—
Corp.—Bids Feb. 19—
at Room 2017,
1957—Month—1956
1957—12 Mos.—1956
$758,971
$786,397 $12,105,692 $12,819,874
6itf,b51
755,981 ~ 8,408,253 t 8,489,943
revenue—
,
1265.
p.
Rights
$2,422,973
1,301.403
fr.
rev.
ry.
—V.
1957—12 Mos.—1956
oper.
diversified
a
the
-
funds of the company to
to
1957—Month—1956
Period End. Dec, 31—
Railway
Railway
under
by amendment. No underwriting is involved.
Net proceeds from the sale of the stock will be added
6
The
to
which
marketed
2930.
p.
New
.
Feb.
on
products
Feb. 7 filed a registration
statement with the SEC covering 174,404 shares of its capital stock.
The company proposes to offer this stock for subscription by holders of
outstanding stock on the basis of one ndidtional share for each 4 shares
held of record Feb. 27, 1958.
The subscription price is to be supplied
Investm't
approved a proposal increasing] the
authorized stock to 6.000,000 $5 par value share# from 5,000,000 shares.
The company has outstanding 4.934,226 shares.
stockholders
company
Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Nortlnvestern
Period End. Dec. 31—
Railway oper.
Offering With SEC-—
See
Mission Development Co.—Plans to Increase
The
the
by
1956.
corporation
"This
Supply Association,
Minot Builders
outstanding at the end of November,
is a leading manufacturer of
common
Minneapolis Gas Co.—Stock Offering 93% Subscribed
stock
received
be
6, N. Y., up to 11 a.m. (EST) on Feb. 19 for the purchase
from it of $25,000,000 first mortgage bonds due 1988.—V. lt>7, p. 575.
$
last,
30,
were
—V.
—The company's
will
York
Period End. Dec. 31—■
,
was
of in¬
.
.
amount
New York State Electric & Gas
Bids
Pa.—
compared with $2,513,000 in the preceding fiscal year for
gain of 53 %.
' Y
earnings, after all charges and taxes, for the. year ended Nov. 30,
1957 reached a new record at $351,800, up 77%
over net earnings of
$198,700 reported for the preceding year. The 1957 fiscal year earnings
National Aviation Corp.
of $295,000,000
-
the
the
construction program;' It is now contemplated that
will be paid out of the proceeds to be received from
bonds in 1958.—V. 184,. p. 2226.
notes
and sale of $7,500,000 of
-
Net
.
the company paid out. $5,733,000 ill benefits
of $8,460,000.
Assets rose by $1,110,000 to
1957,
In
,s
announced
President,
Lamb,
year-end
1957
a
Y
force.
in
Scott
an
reports
company
surance
to
issue
V
:
a
This
Michigan Life Insurance Co.—Business Shows Gain—
The
1958,
Commission,
the
bank
47.
p.
National Aeronautical
aviation
or
order of
New
forecast.
25,
Feb.
until
sons,
vious
Completes Gas Well Through Lion Oil Divisioncompleted
of
$1.65 per share, compared with $2,400,000 or
1956, after adjusting for a three-for-one stock
1957,
Commission has given interested per¬
request a hearing thereon. Under a pre¬
New Jersey Power issued and has out¬
the
and
$4,800,000;
work
basic
rose
figures released by the company show that sales
$35,000,000 ill
1957 from $33,800,000 in 1956.
Net income
Preliminary
of
Monsanto
Allen
about
$3,852,000
Demands
program
company, it was announced on Feb. 11,- has applied to the SEC
authorization to make additional bank borrowings in the aggregate
unlount
participation in the Plax Corp.
Tnomas, Presuienc, reported that in 1957
$22,700,000 in research, development, palent
stock
which
]This
foi:
1957, 435.816 resulted from the
dividend paid Dec.
Id; llJ,352 shares were purchased by
and 325,000 represent the cost of ivlonsanto's previously
optionees;
announced
parent
Jersey Power & Light Co.—Proposes Additional
Bank Borrowings—
be
received
were
would
then outstanding notes due to banks or to NEES, and to pro¬
construction expenditures or to reimburse the sub¬
treasuries therefor.—V. 186, p. 1094.
pay
vide new money for
sidiaries'
suDslamries
wnich
earnings
*._
NOTES—Of
earnings
loreign
<Sz
for
an
the subsidiaries;
by
$1.80
$0.29
snare—
com.
dividends
Controls Corp.—Sales Up—Profit Lower-
&
67,278,000
5,805,000
to
deduction
Invested
io,63b,UuO
3,097,000
—
equity
payable
2%'
a,oo9,uud
t&Xcs—
outslanuing_
snare
ulcer
134,502,000
'
associated
Lion
Merrimack-Essex Electric
inc.
taxes
income—
Com.
warehouse extends the
The
130,326,000
beiore
inc.
Net
warehouse and
paper
new
a
company
filing of
rowings
2
Income
Corp.—To Expand Facilities—
Construction
and 20 of its public-utility subsidiaries have joined in
application with the SEC proposing $68,188,000 of bor¬
and the Commission has given interested
persons until Feb. 24, 1958, to request a hearing thereon.
The borrow¬
ings are to be made from time to time through June 30/ 1958, $48,434,000 from banks and $19,754,000 from NEES.
Proceeds are to be used
the
$1) was
Mead
England Electric System—Units to Borrow—
SUBSIDIARIES
This
Period End. Dec. 31—
Sales
5
(777)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Corp.—Acquisition—
11 acquired Telemetering Corp.
of America,
by Joseph Benaron, President
equipment for the trans¬
mission,
from guided missiles ana
aircraft'in
flight.
The'company will function as a,
subsidiary
of Pacific. Mercury Television.
Financial detaLs ot xne
transaction' were not disclosed.—V. 136,. p.;:174: ,
„
,
,
•> ^ . v
Los
Angeles,
Calif.,
it
was
announced
designs and builds prototype
reception and recording of data
Telemetering
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(778)
Tall Corp., Glen Cove, L. I., N. Y.
During
Earnings Up—
a
3 Months
Through Oct. 31—
1957
pales
r__
N4t income
income
Net
of
mon
Feb.
$407,918
47,185
27,366
-——
share
shares)
200,000
(on
$0.24
quarterly dividend has been declared
186,
stockholders
for
cents
1212
14.—V.
2477.
p.
Balaban,
of
record
Jan.
31,
and
Forging
President,
Feb.
011
12
Pre-1948
added:
He
for
that
'The
payable
Rope;
„
136,
of
the
foreseeable
sale
of
the
post-1948
our
future
distributor
or
and
will
it
is
of
backlog
our
will
strengthen
'
com-
Feb,
7
offered
$1,350,U00
5%% first refunding mortgage serial
bonds at 100% and accrued interest.
The
bonds
March
from March
The
at
to
Feb.
are
on
1,
1958
March
before
102%
104%
the
and
position,"
'■
priee
1963
and
prior
or
at
after, 101% the next
sinking fund at 102%
next two years and 100%
added in
each
-
The
transaction
ancl the
that
Of
used
1005&
$1,584,351
/;
addition
net
30,
058,000
of
and
Pennroad
asset
net
a
Net
31,> 1957
per
share
value
asset
R79.
p.
Dec.
on
value
per
realized
capital
amounted-to
of
v
Pfaudier
piston
the
No.
959,
186,
Inc.,
Model
advanced
—V.
recently issued
Permutit
filler
designs
1544.
p.
by
describes
RPC-21.
The
offered
in
this
'
.
bonds
gains'
with
directors
Feb.
on
4
voted to
to
beer, made
since
Howard
dividend
A.
distribution
a
Newman,
rate
will
not
poration's earnings
subsidiaries. It was
of
stock
President,
Pfaudler
division
a
•'»'
that
July
on
1,
maintenance
all
p.
''
divisions
Net
Proiit
:
for
common
To
taxes
Inc.
,,
'',
•
from T.758 .to.
^.Sllyduring the
in
r
—i-i
(after
:
J.
in
North
Earnings Rise
L.
solid
operations
1
:
™-!
S
■'Lease"rentals
$25,397,455 - $24,-308,075
,—$25,397,4o5-$-4,-308,075
Federal
,
Atwood,
of
-
•
.
S.
Government
from
adjustments,
on.
"■:'
three
$2,189,063
at
the
end
of
amounted
1956.
The
to
$2,101,938
of'
ratio
'inc0me-from operationsNon-operating ."items;"'C %
c. i
-V,-
Wifs
to. 1.86
1958.
to
;, ,^
Dividends.
s
President
he
at
Morris
restated
'
Inc.
to
Rocketdyne
ancl
Asti-odyne,
be
awaiting
Air
division,
Assistant
will
there
Force
Plant
for
;•»
of
Inc.,
were
new
by
,
formed
company
Phillips
announced
soon
..
•
Petroleum
on
'
'
<
;
power
units.
A
result
research,
luels,
development and manufacture
propellants and associated devices.—V.
Jan.
29
to
Co.
Corp.;': for $2,000;000 cash.
Period End. Dec, 31—
Net
Net
—V.
oper.
will
of
be
higher
187,
oper.
ry.
ry.
fr.
oper.
187,
p.
1957—Month—1956
revenue—
expenses.
ry.
opers.
income
1
p.
the
,
The
Nbt'
& West
°Per' revenueoper.
expenses-
to
Benjamin
Schneider,
of
Income
;Ci
expansion..
-
Net
•
a«Pf* ^
KeM°^ate
J>uf1(,in5
offices to;,.
at is Christopher fViiv/l Y./City, '
ACOUi.mtlOrf ftf Blair T,ahnrnt;nrie« 135 IHo 4>nmnan«'i St.,' N.
Acquisition of Blair Laboratories is the
company's third recent ',v.A,rA
move
an expansion
program. In June, 1957, The Purdue
Frederick Com¬
pany International was organized
to distribute products and
develop
<
markets
in
with
'
:—
.
$2,095,494
$2,077,199
,
140,029-;',. 93,02j
104,870
taxes—___
$1,937,170/• $2,002,473 ;•;.
$0.65 $0.67-,
$1,658,183
,
share-iUiC1^2i^--^l«a
It
is
the
>■
>.
$0.55
.
deduction
a
for
income
tax purposes
-
wells and computesf depletions on a ;
impractical to estimate!-these deduc-
considered
as., announced
on'
requires
The
succeeding
1957
both
the
Jan.
hiuf-nrv
by
27
White,
M.
C.
.
v
in>1957
taxes; paid
^
-
per.
r%.,'•••:-l
■>
share
in
'
third highest in tlia
the
are
nnlv.
nvr-porlufl
from ;
has .deducted
company
personal'property
-
h'oAtS
hnvinrr
..
year.
Ohio
earnings and net income;
IQSfi
Sales?:for.-!-;l957v"were-'$17227,257,567/.^^.compared
iiodb'.-
'
Net
...
to
Latin
America.
headquarters
in
Earlier
Montreal,
last
year
Canadian
a
-•
of.sales.'in. 1957
•
—
'
previous year.—V.
186, p.
Resistoflex Corp.—Sales
sub¬
began "operations. /
income' per dollar
'**•
cents in' the
7.3
in
the
Blair
Laboratories
line
...
of drug, products, are
ailfi
1956.
-
and
$1,244,214;346
to
6.9 cents,
was
—
•'
in
compared
'
733.
Earnings Decline—
;
,
Doxol
Sfftwc
T
\
-.V ?
isi^-.«r
Moies, Lilct. (Calii.)
•Based on 528,518 shares:outstanding
;
New President—
At- the
•%
%
.>
Dec.: 31,
,I
1957.
midpoiiitvrof its-fiscdf year,r;this corporation
of;unfilled^flOTs•
.s53.057.524. .-This,
was
*'
*
to
TAle ,;)°arci als0 acted
the
shareholders
1958.—V.
$2,643,280
0H a proposed stock option plan to be; submitted
approval at the company's- annual
/meeting on *
for
186,
;
;
announced that;coninarabie-to
was
of independent research
by this corporation on
Early Warning System will
prove
invaluablei:in.
2,689,774 '•
2,646,492
$3,046,730
797,464
981,990
^
built
for
dent
of
RCA
radar
contractor
-
the
RCA
lias
for
multi-million-dollar
a
Air
Force, Arthur
Defense Electronic
592,887
been
network
continent.—V.
awarded
to
provide
187, p.
Malcarney,
Products, said
contract
a
to
$200,376
99,277,
$167,448
105 437
$9,230,151
6,831,343
Railway
Railway
$2,398,808
1,353,150
-
1957—Month—1956
jij
.
revenue-
10,532,388
oper.
expenses-
8,629,791
1956
143,59r,?44
1
6,399,152 1
HSftJg
3,545,000
shareIII7
oper.
—V. 187, p. 86.
share.—V., 177, pv, 984:
7,594,534
$5.88
$7.07
,
i
buikl
and
dttack
*r
A
..
9,298,983
:
*
-
*
.
Scotts
1957—12 Mos.—1956
1
■
>'
The
and
v
2,965.709
27.301,371
16,402,064
-
32,528,836...
1,689,338
16,234,305 -V
interest.
debentures
beginning
Red
permitting
$175,000
the
each
are
Feb.
1,
1966,
will
into
common
have
the
stock
at
benefit; of
$33 '/
a
a
.share, '
sinking fund
for
-
r
Feb.
on
14
that
Sold—It
was
the
$1,000,000 6%; subordi¬
sinking fund debentures, dated Dec. 15, 1957, and
due Dec. 15, 1967 (with stock
purchase warrants attached), which were recently offered at 100% of princi- i
pal amount, have all been sold to
OhioTnyestors.—V: 187,.
86.
p.
-V'
Seaboard & Western
•<..%
1-•.
Airlines, Inc.—Agreement—-
•;
%
/
:
A
wctrleaso-agreemeuf with Irish; Airlipes-Aerlinte Eireann to take
effect in April will provide Seaboard.&
Western Airlines with $9,000,000
in revenues during-, the next two
Vice-President and
the
agreement,
Constellations,
new
convertible
Subscriptions—
13 announced .that it has received
nated
Stores, Inc.—Convertible Debentures Offered ;
—Public offering of
$3,500,000 4%% convertible subor-:
dinated debentures, due Feb.
1,1978, was made on Feb. 13
by a group headed by Lehman
Brothers, J;; M. Ddin' &
Co., Inc., and Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood at
100%- plus '%
accrued
Petroleum? Co.—rStock
'
■'•%■
-v,
7,,
Chemical Plant Inc.—Debentures
announced
'!!
,
13G,317,987, 138,280,376 "
109,016,616 105,751,540
—'.■■■'■
Dutch
;
mately 87,000 shares are being; offered publicly at $39
per share with a concession to dealers of $1.
See also,
V. 187, p. 458.
'*
"7 !
a
this
011
%
1'v*
12,264,692
1,902,597
1,501,537
role
Feb;- 10.
missile
Royal
.
7,586,555 -shares, or 99.79% %of : the ;
7,602,285 shares which were offered to shareholders^ -The
remaining shares were; taken- up by an underwriting
group headed by Morgan Stanley & Co. and approxi- ;
•
Red Owl
requiring
6,351,284
income—
RCA's
^
oper.
Net rev. from ry.
opers.
ry.
011
....
-
Net
any
577.
Period End. Dec. 31—
1957—12 Mos.—1956
$2,678,799
1,518,171
per.
recently, called for redemption-- op >. iiiii. 27, next,
outstanding 3%- noii-cumulative/redeemable preference- stock
subscriptions
Ballistic
a
system to be
Executive Vice-Presi¬
design,-''develop
early warning of
.
$9,918,435
7,239,636
its
The company an Feb.
..!
warning
L.
Reading Co.—Earnings—
554,940
$5
Redemption-
corporation
of
at
;
529.
p.
years
prime
as
»
$5 693 222
Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
$755,316
$760,335
The
3%
^
,•
.Radio Corp. of America—Awarded AF
Contract—
•
1957—12 Mos.—1956
$204,269
/."*
-■
April 4,
Two
243,770
il
quarterly dividehd of 10, cents
.share, payable March 21, 1958 to shareholders of
record on. March
1958.
Missile
$180,767
57,588
The directors have declared
the regular
per
*
'
{
common
'
■
,
'
solid
energy
$5,333,054
rrovisi(m7o7"5^irtion:::::::::::
!Smebeta°xres iUCOme ^
taxes
-—"I
\
per
■
Period End. Dec. 31— v 1957—3 Months—1956 '.;' 1957—6'Mont'hs%-1956 \
•/; Sales$1,852,344
$2,507,551
$4,135,372
$4,712,383 •'
and
Isadoxol,
two
ethical
laxative
preparationsv utilizing ' "stool .,,;.1 Net profit after taxes_%
>
82,703 '
212,663
''237,606 | M 364,931
softeners." The firm is now
test-marketing two new specialties in the
•Earns, per com.' share_%
$0.16 v
$0.40
$0.45 •[.' f■ $0.69 »
Noitheast.
Featured
PnrUv
i urity
■
1957
Earnings
in
in
.
in
'•I,
Year Ended Dec. 31—
profit
;
;
898,406- 863,473
>
.
~
(II. K.) Porter Co., Inc.-Reports Record Sales—Earnings Off-
Net
t
pai^(pefc:share()bf---^.—
and! those-payable in .1958,
President, "Blair; becomes-a- sub-
——
•Net rev. from
ry. oper-s.
Net ry.
oper. income
—V. 187, p. 48.
.
771,143
———>—
incGme?rforVT957, V
payable
acquired control; of
;
expediting
330.
$483,530
279,261
50,889
Period End. Dec. 31—
So!
Railway
$424,537
330.
Pittsburgh
615,843
-•
—
Co.—Acquires Blair Laboratories
by
Piedmont & Northern Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
Railway
'(net) L
The;,companyjclaims as
intangible/.costs' of 'drilling
f
imnon'tf's
the;
the
Canoga Park, Calif., becomes Vice- '
Manager.
Their
headquarters will
McGregor, Texas. Phillips operations
to
Astrodyne under a proposal now r
near
approval.
aeronautical
^r728,295. '.v:;;; 742,201
"l4
1957
comPftny unites the activites of North American and
in the vital and
expanding field of solid propellant for
rockets,
and
,
1956 /• :<• •- >1955 *
$8,281,294,.' $8,302,942
—-$1,763,053
income.
- ►
>
Morris^
r^T,1,1,6 *lew-
I hi Hips
missiles
-
General
66
transferred
Force
,
'
187, p. 577.
According
*
$4.08
include
Philip
years.
President of
Air
"
k,: ■ $0:50
$0.5(>
-$0.50
'••''•/NOTE—No.^provisio'n^'Jstindicated• forVFederal;;and- Statei.taxes/bn ■'
in
1
..
•
'Income before incomq
Earnings per
Compared
assetssto
current
program
Astrodyne.
■Named as Executive
Vice-President
ancl
General
Manager was J.
A
Reid, who has been Director of Research for
Phillips at Bartlesville,
Okla. T. E. Myers, who was
Manager of Plant Engineering for North
American
'
\
ancl abandopmentsi—
problem
;•
Securities
Purdue Frederick
3,271,845
$4.50
Philip
propellant rocket engines
Inc.,
Co.2__l__ 225,000
Weld. &
'
,
——.^'.$lri2^_y.%.'*$1.35
non-recurring income
to its parent, Central and South West
additional funds will be applied to the
new
of
White,
Dry-holes and othpiTnon-PVpductlye
tax————_:-_ ;n, l',I69,333
1,337,155 v
v
%Cvnenses t;.V ^^ v: —l--income tax).
ome
.'^557,892 A' ^670-,902 •>^
/ .p', ;.. ...
■ni"??1*r 6h"yofr «°ltlTe,,1:lical part of a on Feb.•. 1
dn?g /irm
Blair Laboratories, Inc. as
continued
acquisiflexible packaging'
Aviation,
,
„
125,000
The
1956 *•
3,271,845
2
2474.
American
225,000
Co—; 180,000
2--_r_.U—,-125,000 !.;.
Shearson, Hannnill '& Co. 180,000''
g.
k.
walker & co._-r-: 180,000
CO
&
$15
14.405.628
;
share
Tqp operating officials
Beune.
Milwaukee
Riter
income
share
per
U.
sidiary,
ahd
;
ing
.V
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Officials of Affiliate
Named— *
specialize
&
Fenner
The
-
v&Snjr M<ni'th$-:Ended^Bec2;3X^%-v.-tM i'-iA't957 '.v-jv
Operating revenues-.—$8,074,941V
statutory-'basis.
<
•
diversification program on
July 2, 1957 with
of Milprint,
Inc., the leading company in the
p.
,
130,060
.
14,556,900
calendar
186,
Wbeks^L;2$225,OCO
.Inc.^:iri2; 180,000 '!>•
,& -go.
' >
^... .■
A
1
J
compared
1956, The company has no long-term debt.—-V.
186, p.
28,962,528
its
field.—V.
Lpewi
Boot
15,759,439
the comparable
figures for 1956 have been
operations of Milprint, Inc. for both
tiou
-V-V—-r
C.
A.
732.
s
i
'
16,169,900
and
activated
the
thciq
Merrill- Lynch, Pierce,:1
Stearns, & Co— L L 225,000.
Becker .&: Co. Ine._L 225,000
Bear,
Working capital at Dec. 31," 3957 totaled $1,629,439 .compared1 with
$1,413,671 at the end of the "previous year. Cash on handof fin banks
with
upon
31,929,339
■
consolidated
v
&
•After preferred dividends.
.NOTE—The
$
issued...j,
^Vfale
past -
;,".
,
and
income
•Earned per
§Not'
/^
ahd'
408,813,852 386,193,733
taxes
Number of common shares^
$60,000,000.
.
"
this
the
1957
income
at
obtained, later in. 1958 through
stockholders increased
p.
Federal
•Includes
—V.
Profit before Federal
,f
-vsuant-
Price Growth Stock Fund/ Inc.—Assets Up
—
before
profit
•
Federal income
.Net
•
'
sales
estimated
are
program,
Jani-ay & liopwooa ouc.OOO
Robert W, Baird & Co.,
.
;
;
;
of
Revenue
'
1953. /
of
679.
1"
be
.
and
share
per
.Philip Morris Inc. (& Subs.)—Sales
Years Ended Dec. 31—
will
.
cents
.
.price^•j2iercoly.;.;^y>..
,
construction
.
,
tiiese^shares^^.19,675 were covered by
^securities or bank borrowings,, or;- a; combination*-
installations.
-
1958
current
converted, ;thereby .resuming the
shares Of preferred stock. The com-
to issue any of such shares.
rt„,'.i«r,e nront.,i
:
during the
186,
'
regular quarterly dividends i
share, payable 011 Feb. 28, 1958,
1958. No dividend payments had :
substantially reduced.—Vn 187,
*5
purposes.
The -.
to^■■retaburseSthe^company's -i
[(expenditures - heretofore
present'intention
,
k
Net
two years have been
profitable and that long-term debt Incurred
the acquisition of the
assets of Union Underwear Co.
and Acme
Co. has been
•'
of *
21-station
rotary
advantages of
containers-a-minute- unit;
earnings of
$Of
no
;
..
V
f
;;%' Operating^,expenses--—^^'4,924,902 V.4,577,394.--;: 4,601,77^
Prophet Co.—Reports Record Revenues—Profits
Off—v.:.w
^
ifia'V
■ii'J ■
; Income from ^producing operations v; $3,150,039 i; $3,703,900 >■ $3, (Ql,lb&
Year Ended Dec,.31
: r
the
hamper continuing efforts to expand the corthrough acquisition of additional profitable
that
its
of
u
shrinkage in
number
y
base
noted
other
187,
averages
Th
Co.,
new
outlines
states
for
other^■'■corporate;^
t1
Employees, Stock. Option PJan an -105, f.i/i
issuance-qmwnversion of the nev\ debquvuresfat tnu initial conversion
^on ^
construction
(
resume
25
scock sale,$7,400,000 WiU be ^
outstanding
bank loaii'.,,.
used
has
Feb.*26.*
•
Earnings
declaration of 40 cents per
stockholders of record on Feb. 14,
be
the
portion
additions
of funds
or
the moderate
Corp.—Resumes Dividend—
the
a
of
-
been
0{ .authorized but unissued
ls^ expefeted
represcntiVborrowings i-niade
.
valife)^-—-- si1'^^0,00Osn9..V :/ ;609,676shs,';
issued as 4^% .'convertible preferred
A' and^haye- all
Bosworth,; sulhvark ■&,
paid from realized profits in December is added back,-: this; decline was
Inc.
5.4%.
The increase in market value of sonid of -the < common stocks 1:
f;
held plus the substantial
New Product—
firm's
500
meet
(T. Rowe)
-
Philadelphia & Reading
The
The
tne
bulletin
will
proceeds
portion
property
year.—V.
Bulletin
preferred
,
•^T^sP'^.QO^r Wre:
.series
stoek
Commission -SIA
Total assets increased to $9,436,114 from
$8,225,683 the year previous.
Net asset value declined from $30.58 to $27.67.
If the $1.25'..which was
$86,438,000, '
-■
^
Pfaudler Permutit Inc.—Announces
.
the
of
Cpnirnon;
.-#TV.
Exchange
..
?
120,252^:
:
>!■(•. St -None
,
Piper,
compared with $101,$20.21 for 1956.—V. 187,
-
,,
.
share
and
pro-
PV-ltJ.- ^-Commission
1
$17.29,
was
net
a
to
thereof.—V.
$3,293,000, or 66 cents a share, against $2,400,000, or 48
per share for the
previous year, which takes into account the.
capital loss carryover eliminated in 1956, Mr. Merkle stated.
net
•
3.500,000
and
cents
assets
$2,280,000
T
01
of
to
the
•
Virginia.
Securities
working capital and
for
the
for
$1-5,©00.000
Not
$3,000,000
,
Pemiroad Corp.—Reports Higher
Earnings—
while
;;i?G6 ,T
the
to
-This closed-end investment
company had 1957 net investment income
of $3,152,000, equal to 63 cents
per share, compared with $2,658,000, or
53 cents per share, in 1956, Edward A.
Merkle, President, said on Feb. 4
in
the
annual
report
to
stockholders..
the
company's $7,400,000
29,- 1958.
Such notes
1957,
and
Gross
proceeds
May
of
treasury
*
by
Columbia-
of
the
pay
due
balance
-
of
necessary regulatory approvals,vit,
will be publicly offered-;on or about
shares
new
to
Aug.
■-
or
prior to
thereafter.
Ac¬
on
clearance
District
Commission
obtaining, of all
the
notes
the
with
Corporation
to
the
made,
new
State
approVaFof the
is also filing applications for'the
company
the
Subject
-
b6 used to retire $447,000 outstandseries, A and to complete payment of
amounted
:? • ••• .CTrff- v"
-,
_•
...,
posed
-PROCEEDS—The proceeds are to
a
{
>
"n
case.
ing first mortgage serial bonds,
costs lor constructing and
equipping
hospital.—V. 180, p. 1539.-,
;#■
in
Outstanding
Co., and 12 other firms.
The dividend rate,
yyAuthorized
underwriting terms* arc •,to^be supplied-- by
y:"375,%.; notes, due! in'installments"July 1,v;;': '
and
^
(2)
and
business
—..
the
year
food
yv.
>•
.
«■
from
103'0
tnrougli short.
,
S 1.800,000 ;
thereafter;
1,
a
remamutr •;
'
1960,
100%
to March
the
the
be
1,
on
operates
•retail
,
and
semi-annually
Owl
tne
ana
EFFECT..TP-FREBiENT^ FINANCING
Lemon &
offering
_
and sinking fund
mature
amortiza,
internal-..sources;
1958,
amendment.
T"
year
through
101%
1960,
hnerest will
crued
^V/tion,.;-and other
'•;/• *rH' ter,m vfihanqjiig^or otherwise.*.,
'•
"w
company,
5,
Inc., Johnston,
1, 1963 and thereafter quarterly
and including-March 1, 1973. *
redeemable (1) through
refunding or borrowed moneys
or
following year,
thereafter;
(3)
1,
:
public
and including Sept.
through other funds at
J^rch
577.
p.
•
,
"■
1,1964 to
bonds
105%
dated
are
1960
1,
$12,500 000
.
Bend, Wis.,
4V2%, 4%%, 5% and
of
"<i
tn
..
owned
retail stores and sold
to'385 stores
operated by others
as
filed a registration statement •, with) the, SEC on
..agency stores." 'Sales- In the nine months ended Nov. 30,"'T957, totaled
covering 300,000 snares of serial preferred'stock, series
$130io72,472 and net- earnings,,were $1,582,809.
v;
of 1958, $50 par.
The company proposes to offer this: s cock;for public
vr;(n™.TT7«-rTf>v brviMC
preAMmr,
sale through an underwriting group headed byl Dillon, Read : &
:'Co./CjVPITALIZATION GIVING.
This
Parkview Memorial Hospital, Inc., Fort
Wayne, Ind.—
Offered—B. C. Ziegler & Co., West
Bonds
on
with
which
ilcan Crucible Steel.
Quaker Rubber; Riverside-Alloy Metal and Vulcan Crucible Steel.
187,
Feb.
post-1948
financial
our
Co.,
2373.
p.
at
Company
BUSINESS—Red
library
sincere
my
dispose
acquired Federal Wire & Cable Co., now
option of the company, at 104a4%
through Jan. 31, 1959,
and
(Canada) Ltd.; R. Thomas & Sons,
decreasing prices after t that * date.;
Division; and Cleveland Hardware
PROCEEDS— Net,iproceeds tfrom-the sale of the debentures
will
W-S Fittings Division,- has: formed a new,^ used ;to pay%part of.;.the .costs,, of Red Owl's:
projected.
company
Porter
of Delta-Star Electric
Minnesota V
Potomac Electric Power Co.—Registers Proposed• Pre- &
Michigan,-Wisconsin,-Iowa, North, and south Dakota, Montana anci '
fnrvo/il
'A
*
Wyoming. On Jan. 31 it conducted the business through 149
leried Ctnelr Oftprinn With QFP
Stock Uilenng With bkU—
-s,
.....
company- .p*
television.
free
sale
anticipate
the
in
other producer
no
for
features
~~V.
do's not
"1
television
free
Monday, February 17,
1953
.
4
Films—
that
announced
K.
.
com-
pany had completed negotiations with Management Corp. of America
for the sale of Paramount's pre-1948 films, which will become avail¬
able for television.
hope
part
—V.
Corp.—Sells
the
1957,
of H.
part
now
.
$0.14
-
the class A
on
;
.
Pictures
Paramount
Barney
$682,699
•—
per
initial
An
195G
-
^
6
flight
transatlantic
inaugurated-in
'years,- Arthur- V. ;Nordcn,
Seaboard
Seaboard
&.
will
crews
scvirce
and
are
New
.
based
on
three
maintenance
between
April.
These .revenues
Western, reported:
provide
;
-
Feb.
on
for
York
Executive;
Under
10.-
,l049-H
Lockheed
the/Irish
and
'
Ireland
~
Airlines
to
toe
•-
the present
operating plan, Mr. Nordcn
at par $175,000 debentures
annually and
stated.. Any increase
in
operations,, stemming from the anticipated
company, at its option, to retire up to an;
additional :
growth•$in.-' transatlantic tourist ^travel, ."would
add
substantially; to
year.
The
debentures
also
are
redeemable,at the?,, Seaboard's revenues-"* from this
source,
he
said, .'. The
new
economy.-
Owl
to
retire
.
,
Number 5717
187
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
fares of $408.GO between New York and
between New; .York, and iniolin are expected
5425 CiP
abroad,/ne(^addC(i'.~y.:;'l«l; pv; 1^7
V' ^ft '
»•''
■'
y, ft '
1.■ 'i' - ft;
'
■
v
South Carolina Electric & Gas Co.—Correction—
Shannon and
to, g.ve great .1
round-trip
■
»•
j
i
Preferred Stock—
company
its
x
.
outstanding
shares
held
offer
to
proposes
common
of
this
the
on
for
stock
basis
of
subscription
one
by
share
new
holders
for
t
ime
%As
of
ten
each
all
Jan.
The
subscription
price
;.The
i
that- appropriate corporate action will be ,.taken ft* fered—The First Boston Corp. and Dean Witter &
Co.,
adopt the'recommendation.—V. 187, p. 577. :ft.ftft'ft;* .'ft/' "
'ft, r
V as joint managers of an investment banking group, on
Feb. 11 offered publicly an issue of
1,000,000 shares of
Sharon Steel Corp.—Sales and Earnings Show Decline /
Vriie company .said
j
to
'
..
•;
I
reported "sales and revenues of $151,651,824 for the V
This corporation
is offering to its ordinary shareholders
—The company
at
of
lent
will
the
on
£5 10s. per share, or $15.40, per
(at. official rate of exchange) to holders of New
York shares.
Subscriptions for New York shares may
to
A,
r
the
issue
the
of
ordinary
new
used
associated
and
capital
debentures,
1958
due
July
tendered
through
15,
elected to
1970,
accept for conver¬
conversion
for
31,
Jan.
1958,
15, 1962 and at increasing prices thereafter.
shares of preference stock, 4.48ft convertible series and 4.56ft
§The
series, are presently convertible Into common stock at tho
respective rates of 0.85312 and 0.921 of one share of common stock for '
eaeh
converted.
share
,
,
unissued
of said
preference stock, and against related outstanding scrii>>
IIAt Dec. 31; 1957 there were 997,587 shares of authorized but
stock reserved for issuance upon future conversions
common
debentures and
for
stock.—V.
common
187,
p.
577.
cities.
increased
from
The
1,083,684
CAPITALIZATION
5'/o
-ft
GIVING
first
eaqli
7% ' cUmul.
pref.
EFFECT
TO
V
5-ft'-'tvft.--.
cumul.
value
to
operating
$217,135,000
ancl
net
income
the
the
shares
nominal
£10
of
.
.
..
.
ft' £3,000,000
__
laws
V-
of
company
England
C. Allyn
Barth
& Co.,
&
for
and
some
corporation. '
? Mr. Heller is
is
^ears
•v:.'.- ft
Corp._
Stearns
Blair
Carl
M.
Co.
4.900
Co.
Blunt
Ellis
Blyth
& Co.,
Boettcher
——*
6,800
4,900
Mason
Brothers
&
Co.
Lynch,
Fenner
&
Inc.—*
was
a
incorporated
holding
&
18,500
__*_
3,000
4,900
Milwaukee
Mitchum,
Company—
Jones
Templeton
4,900
8,000
*
„
Lynch—
Leonard &
8,800
Moore,
Morgan Stanley & Co
F. S. Moseley & Co
1,000
Morgan & Co,——
37,500
Newhard,
2,000
The
2,000
...
Cook & Co.—*
Ohio
Paine,
Jackson
Webber,
35,000
6,800
3,800
89,949,247
Putnam &
Estabroqk
&
&
—
Co.
—
&
Co.
\/
•
.Vy:~"
.
Glore,
ft.'. •ft*
Chas.
2,000
Reports Record Sales—
Sales for;:the
six
months
.*>■>«■■
%
Dec.
ended
31,
Co.L—_
Kirkpqtrick-Pettis
1957 reached a record"
high
'Frank Knowlton &; Co.^.—
Kujin, Loelj & Co.—
in
Ladenburg, Thalman & Co.
Laird, "Bissell & Meeds
W. C. Lapgley &' Co.—
$39,279,806 compared with $13,587,849 for the, corresponding period
1956, it was announced on Feb. 10 by' John G. Brooks, President.
)gln a letter to siegler shareholders, Mr. Brodks stated itliat net' income
period amounted to $757,781 equal to 50 cents
common shares currently outstanding.
This
compared with earnings of $539,953, or 73 -cents-frer share, for the
six months ended Dec. 31, 1956, on the 743,544 -shares than outstand¬
ing. ' Current figures represent
operations ^ of the .combined - com¬
panies resulting from the .merger last fall of Unitronics Corp. and
The Hufford Corp. into Siegler.
• •
- • !
•
?
During the second quarter of the current fiscal .year—the period
fromCKjt.'>1 through Dec.- 31,. 1957-^sales totaled $22,616,971 and net
earnings >were $389;179, or 26 cents a share on the shares currently
outstanding. This compares with sales of $6;706,463 and net earnings
for the latest six
on
the
■
month
1,513,574
■i
Levy,'Williams
Lawson,
Company——*_
&
Co
Agnew &
Henry F. Swift & Co.*
Spencer Trask
Anthony
Tucker,
R.
&
G.
H.
Durst, Inc.
Walker & Co.——
2,000
Walston & Co., Inc
1,000
Watling,
Weeden
Lerchen & Co,
&
Co.,
Inc
C.
3,800
White, Weld & Co._
J. R. Williston & Co——
11,500
N.
Wood, Struthers & Co
Wulff, Hansen &; Co—
Corporation
8,800
York
Higginson
1.00Q
3,800
8,800
10,500
Company*—
&
1,000
8,800
4,900
4,900
6.80Q
8,000
3,800
10,500
1,000
White & Co
6,800
&
17,000
1,000
6,800
2,000
1,000
FINANCING
^CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
Authorized
Outstanding
bonds—
—*-$108,000,000
of $267,394, or 36 cents a share; "
vious fiscal -year.—V. 187, p. 679.
for the "'second
*First and refunding mortgage
Series of 3s, due 1965——
•
•
Silvray Lighting, Inc., Bound Brook, N. J.
—-
Outdoor^Lighting Field—
.-'"/'-'•As
pany
a part pf its long range product expansion program,
and
its ; associated companies announced
onr Jan.
shatter-resistant,"
Enters
- ^
this com¬
23
a
new
unit.
This is-the first entry of the
lighting field.
v
_The -Silvray^ unit ' features a Plexiglass diffusing, globe which is
highly: resist ant to shattering and is topped by an aluminum reflector.
All-joints .in the units are sealed by Neoprene gaskets, which keep
out
insects,: dirt
and
rain.
All
metal
parts are natural-finished
aluminum, requiring no maintenance.
"
•
'
1-iAt the .company's biennial, conference with its
field organization
*o be held on Feb.
.17, .18 and 19, several new products will be intro¬
duced, including: three different types of indirect luminous ceilings;
a new
accent or down-light of; unique
and attractive design; and a
strikingly" different > outdoor lighting
fixture
of
shatter-resistant,
^u-ther-prapf. and, insect-proof
construction.'• Other new and im¬
proved products will also be shown.
into
company
outdoor
the
lighting
outdoor
,
.
'Plans
for'future
discussed
by
development
company
and
officials.—V.
expansion will
p. 2374.
184,
be
disclosed
and
4.08ft
-
4.88ft
series.
—
——
Girard
The
noon
$5
•
r
.
(EST)
sum
dividends.—V.
1958,
p.
1,000,000 shs.
1,200,000 shs.
l,653v429-shs,
769,014 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
432,253 shs.
56,332 shs.
•
repellent
water
caulking
compounds,
surfacers.—V.
crete
186,
!.
Oregon Branch—
plant in
to J. E.
Co.,
Ore.,
additives,
and
•
,
ft
of Idaho
concrcto
materials, roof coatings, expansion
floor conditioners, under-coatings, and
1780.
joint;
con¬
p.
»
Canada—Again Breaks Life
Records—This company sold $917 million
Sun Life Assurance Co. of
Insurance Sale
the largest amount ever sold
Canadian life company and $63 mil¬
sales in 1956. George W,
Bourke, President, on Feb. 11, further announced that
the company's total life insurance in force increased to
$7,750 million, of which more than $2,750 million is in
group insurance. The combined life insurance and anV
nuity business in force is equivalent to more than
$10 billion of life insurance. More than one-third of this:
amount is in force in the United States.
of life insurance last year,
in
one
lion
by
year
any
than previous record
more
said
Bourke
during
$155
1957,
million
$17
was
million
paid
to
than
more
policyholders and bene¬
in 1956. Total benefits
by
The
earned a gross Interest rate of 4.46ft on its
the year, as against 4.32ft in 1956.
A total of
are in the United States, mostly in U. S.
company
during
invested
46',r of
Govern-,
mortgages.
Total assets
amounted to $2.1 billion at the end of the year.
During the year tho
Sun Life disposed of certain common stocks which resulted in a profit
of which $10 million was credited to investment reserve.
The company
continues to regard common stocks as a most suitable investment Xoi?
a
portion of its funds, and at year-end had 7ft of assets invested in
assets
invested
municipal
Life
and
corporate
bonds
preferred stocks..
from all sources
and
common
income
and
;
in
1957 totaled
$339 million, of
from policyholders accounted for $210
Bourke
reported.
The surplus account, which operates
margin to ensure that the responsibility of the company
holders will be carried out, was increased to $150 million.
premiums
which
1957
'
*
New
'
life insurance
Total
benefits
•
-
—V.
insurance
life
Gross
12,000,000 shs.
exhaust tho
plus accrued
*'
967.
Inc., a subsidiary, has opened a branch
to serve The Pacific northwest, according
Spector, Vice-President.
...
The new plant' will serve Oregon, Washington
ancl parts
and Montana in
the manufacture, sale ancl distribution of
Policy
principal
173,
Horn
C;
amount of each series is - equal to the
shown to be outstanding for such series. The Trust Indenture
authorized
20,
Sun Chemical Corp.—Unit Opens
A.
Portland,
8,397,653 shs.
—
Bank, Philadelphia, Pa., will un
receive tenders, for the sale to it of
Exchange
Corn
Feb.
on
preferred stock to an amount sufficient to
of $191,212 at prices not to exceed $105 per share,
3,000,000 shs.
4.48ft convertible series—,—_*—„—
,-'.4.56ft.;/convertible series
—
(pat" $25)--.
Trust
cumulative
Sun
6,000,000 shs.
:
(cumulative)———
'
160,000 shs.
—
———>■
stock
trCpinnioo stock
amount
40. 000,000
—
series
4.78ft
-The
Strawbridge & Clothier—Tenders for Preferred Stock
;
to
.
40, 000,000
24, 713,000
•.
•
the Sun Life during its 87 years of business now
stand at
over
$3W billion.
Set aside for payment of policy dividends
during
the current year was
$34 million, 8ft above 1957 payments.
'
37, 500,000
160,000 shs.
"
will be utilized to obtain Information on the effect
degassing on reducing the gas content and oilier
impurities in steel.
Vacuum, stream degassing is a method of pouring molten metal into
a
high vacuum to remove gases and vaporize other contaminants.—
V. 185, p. 2036.
:
stream
vacuum
Mr.
25, 000,000
-
.»
Canada.
equipment
The
of
40, 000,000
series
868.
185, p.
original estimates.—V.
Stokes Corp.—Vacuum Degassing System—
_
meat,
series
Ltd.—Private Sale—
arranged for private
corporation's Vacuum Equipment Division has announced thaV
the Canadian Department of Mines and Technical Surveys has placed
a contract covering a 500-lb.
capacity* vaeuum stream degassing system
to be installed at the Physical Metallurgy Division, Mines Branch, in
30,000,000
40,000,000
37,500,000
40,000,000
40,000,000
24,713,000
series
v,
.
The
assets
4.32ft
has
exceeded
(F. J.)
the
4.24ft
gPreference
had
costs
30, 000,000
1978
'
,
during 1956.—V. 185, p. 2144.
placement of a $3,000,000
of common "stock..
of Ontario,
Canada, also
increase a
working capital loan, previously provided, from $2,500,000 to $3,000,000.'
* The
company said the financing was necessary because construction
30, 000,000
due
terms
company,
30, 000,000
(3r:«ft).
Series F; due 1979 (3ft )
T—Series G, due 1981 (3%ft)
41
Series H, due 1982 ( 414 ft )
Series I, due 1982 , (434ft )—
Series J,
due 1982 (47aft)—
t3V4ft conv. debs., due July 15, 1970—
Original preferred stock (par $25) (5ft
prior, cumulative, participating)*:—
Cumulative preferred stock (par $25)
E,
in
which owns mines in the Blind River area
has arranged with the Canadian bank to
The
30,000,000
due
D,
subsidiaries operating outside
of United Slates dollars were
mortgage bonds and 300,1300 shares
of first
35, 000,000
1973
tha"
in
r
Canada
and
corporation
30,000,000
due
operating
subsidiaries
unconsolidated
of
Stanrock Uranium Mines,
package
35,000,000
B,
Series' C,
increasa,
an
Canada.
sales
1957, compared to $651,052
1976 (2%ft )*__—*—
due 1976 (3 l a ft)——
Series
•
,
,
and
$26,894,618, and their combined income from operations was $1,451,066.
These figures represent increases of 13ft
and 21ft, respectively, ovex*
1956.
Dividends received from such s lbsidiar ?s vvere $502,135 during
paid
1973
outstanding in 1956.
a
new record high
shares
$513,858,914,
and
States
ficiaries
due
Series
United
30, 000,000
due
Higher—
1957
year
average
States
40. 000,000
A,
Series
v
the
the
totaled
combined
30,000,000
Series
;
■
•These
40,000,000
25.000,000
3ViS,
163,014
1956 sales of $473,206,728.
consolidated
figures include
(3 V&fr)«—-—
(3% )_
of
$7,432,778 $10,573,054
3,528,825
5,709,477
$230,256
$26,297
*207,602
over
1964*—-—:
Series
quarter of the pre-
sales
United
$108, 000,000
i
.
.
3,257,810
L.
Day
Wagenseller &
17,000
stern-——————
t
-
& Co
2,000
Lee
2,000
Shaughnessy &
& Scribncr*
2,000
Smith, Barney & Co
—
17,000
F. S, Smithers & Co
4,900
William R. Staats & Co.— 18,500"
Starkweather & Co.—2,000
Stern Brothers & Cq,—
3,800
Stern, Frank, Meyer &.Fox
5.80Q
Stewart, Eubanks,
Meyerson & Co
1,000
Stone & Webster Securities
Corporation
17,000
Stone & Youngbergri——
2,000
J. S. Straus & Co._
2,000
Stroud & Co., Inc.--——
3,800
3utro & Co._.
5,800
b.^od
»
187, p. 331;
for
income
9ft
Singer, Deane
35,000
of
C.
Shuman,
,
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc.
10,500
Co.-
Shearson, Hammill & Co.—
Schwabacher & Co.', Los "Angeles,
companies,
including Wells Fargo
many
&
.Co.
Shields
&
1957—12 Mos.—1956
$2,207,562 $31,883,077 $33,704,294
1,977,306
24,450,299 23,131,240
Ottawa,
6,800
Inc.*
Scranton & Co.—
W.
Frank
*
Calif.; ;!(E: F..Button & Company— 10,500
Bank/' ..The Illinois Co., Inc.**—.- 3,800
Circus Foods, Inc., General Paint Corp., Pacific .Mountain Express Co.,
Jones, Cosgrove & Miller—
1,000;
Permanente. Cement - Co., and United States Leasing Corp.
Kerr & BelL—
1,000
in
11,500
Pomeroy,
Inc.— 10,500
Hornblower & Weeks———,
6,800
& Hutzler__
Bros.
Schwabacher
Co.,
&
Forgan
2,000
Rothschild & Co.—
F.
Schoellkopf, Hutton &
5,800
6,800
3,800
Cleveland
Reid
FUlton
2,000
*
Rotan, Mosle <te Co.—:
H". 'Friedman——
Maxfield
In 1907, after -an /ft
2 °°0
Robipson-Humphrey
Salomon
Corp.,.2,000
First of Michigan. Corp._i_
2,000
First Southwest Company1,000
in
1,000
Co.—,——*——
&
Company, Inc.
L.
Corp.-
of
2,mo0
The
3,800
1680.
p.
6,800
Ritev
17,000
Co.—___
California
First
The
.—_——_
Gardner——*
Reynolds & Co., Inc
Union
Co.—;
MacCormack
Evans
First
2,000
Co._
Refsnes, Ely, Beck & Co
Reinholdt
10,500
Coll_
Pont
du
8,800
„
1,000
8,800'
8,800
Elworthy & Co.—
Equitable Securities
on
company
—_L
Curtis
&
185,
1957—Month—1956
$2,539,366
2,513.069
income
oper.
.The
Pflueger & Baerwald
R. W. Pressprich & Co.—
3,800
Company
below.—-V.
Co.
2,000
&
3,800
Dillon,
Securities
Power
Standard Brands Inc.—1957 Earnings
3,800
Company
Pacific Northwest Company
4,900
Inc.——
Co
Francis I.
Water
from ry. opers.
rev.
ry.
The
2,000
Company
&
Net
Net
&
3,800
Company
Co
Eastman
ft
1049.
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.—Earnings—
Net
Beane—
The
Sullivan & Co.,
__1__
;
Collins
Washington
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses-
Pierce,
Revel Miller «fc Cq.
Crowell, Weedon & Co.
10.000,000
p.
the
5,800
Co.-
&
8,800
Inc._
and
&
185,
3,000
8,800
*
Laurence M. Marks
Hurry,
Simmons
&
Julien
Drexel
1957.—V.
31,
amount"d to $13,837,524, an increasa
of 14ft
over 1956,
Joel S. Mitchell, President, announced on Feb. 10.
This was equivalent after preferred dividend requirements to $4.01 per
share on the 3,262,624 average shares of common stock outstanding
in 1957.
Net income for 1956 was $12,094,329, or $3.48 per share on
6,800
&
&
Coffin & Burr,
pur¬
Jan.
on
Spokane Natural Gas Co.—Proposed Merger—
See
Net
&
Irving Lundborg & Co.—
8,000
Incorporated--
Blair
Rhoades
Co.l_i___
&
Walter
Bosworth,
Inc.
$12.92
Jan. 31, 1958 amounted to $10.99 as
1,000
Loeb,
1,000
/riA-iL.'
&
William
with
compared
17,000
Cq. Inc,___
Becker &
Inc.
value per share on
Shares
Brothers
3,800
.
A.
G.
rose
of
Outstanding shares
increase of 6ft for the period.
17ft during the same period.
an
Fund
Lester, Ryons & Co.—— 10,500
partner in
a
director
share
1957
74,750
Eichler & Co
Bingham,
$1,948,773
""Deficit.—V.
V
8,800
Co
Bear,
the marketing field, they amalgamated,..,.
their interests-in the oil industry.
"
•**; *Y;''«• -ft' ■ '
\ The Royal Dutch/Shell Group of companies constitute an integrated^
a
for
company
Lehman
Inc
Securities
Bateman,
reporting as of Jan. 31,
1958 shows total net
compared with $1,837,747 on Jan. 31, 1957.
This
corporation
of
The net-asset
1,456,526
to
74,750
1,000
Inc.*-*.
3,800
Co.——17,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co._v_w 17,000
Goodbody
Co.—__L—
2,000
group,, the members of which are severally engaged ♦throughout the
Granbery, Marache & Co.:.
2,000
greater part '-•of. the world in-one or more phases of the oil industry,ft
Wnx. P., Harper &. Son &
\ including the exploration for crude oil and the production, purchase,
1,000
v. Company
_„1——
transportation, refining and marketing of crude oil and oil products
Harriman Ripley 4c Co.,
and in the manufacturing and marketing of chemicals.
Such compa¬
.17,000
.•.^'■Incorporated ———
nies have in all about a quarter of a million employees.—V. 187, p. 497.
Hayden, Stone & Co. —.—
6,800
Hemphill,; Noyes & Co.—
8,800
Ilill Richards: & Co.—;——1 10,500
ri Siegler Corp.—Heller Elected to Board-—
ft-'ft/Yftft.;v-ft J. J. B. Hilliard
Son——
2,000
<*
ft Edward H. Heller;/investment banker, and Jan OQstermeyer, I former
J. A. Hogle & Co—
3 000
President of Shell Chemical Corp., have been elected directors of this
Hooker &; .Fay_l—I---—1,000
association
x
1952,
Shares
-
McAndrew
ft " ft''•/
;
_
the;refining', and marketing thereof in the Far East.
anda
31,
$31,986,000.
Merrill
Oct. 18,11897, under
which, in conjunction
with N. V. Koninklijke Nederlandsche Petroleum Maatschappij
(Royal
Dutch Petroleum Co."), a Netherlands company, also a holding company,
directly orindirectly owns securities of and controls the RoyalDutch/Shell Group of companies.
(' Originally Shell Transport and Royal Dutch were separate operating
companies, principally engaged
in the production of crude oilv apd
the
to
3,800
£2,000,000
second
each
the
of
preferred stock;
new
Davis, Skaggs & Co.____—r 5,800
Outstanding
3,000
\ ft'L'//•". Dempsev-Tegeler & Co,—*
Authorized
—-1-—————
BUSINESS—The
ft
the business
in
the
of
revenues
5,800
FINANCING
PRESENT
pref. shares of £T nominal
! -/-ft—„
—: ftri_:
10,000,000
Ordinary shares of £l nominal value each.ri.__ 100,000:000
'-value
Dec.
on
J.
providing
•s-r-Y'
stock
This
assets
represents
Period End. Dec. 31—
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.
the company from
available to Group
primarily for their
recently, made an issue of 7,602,285 shares for
its proportionate capital contribution.
Sovereign Investors, Inc.—Asset Value $10.99 a Share'
1957.
Courts
-
.
pursuant to the terms of the 314ft *
company,
continuing
.
has
of
pose
;
ine
convertible
electric energy in por¬
excluding the City of Los
number of customers served by
1
Dutch
preferred
new
company's
utility engaged
3,800
companies for
general purposes
Alex. Brown & Sons___.
4,900
exploration expenditure programs.
Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc. 10,5o0
Pursuant
to
the
arrangements between- the Company and- Royal
Quincy Cass Associates™—
1,000
Dutch capital contributions are
to be furnished ' to such Group and ft
Clark, Dodge & Co._______
8,800
associated companies in the proportion of 40:60 respectively.
Royal
a net
the
in
Ball, Burge & Kraus__
,
to be received by
shares will be made
be
public
a
Bacon, Whipple & Co
Bailey & Company
underwriters, Morgan Grenfell & Co. Ltd.,
Ltd., N. M. Rothschild & Sons and M. Samuel
England, have jointly, and severally agreed toft
subscribe for and pay the first instalment of the subscription price
of'such of the new ordinary shares as have not been subscribed for
and allotted pursuant to the company's offer. -The underwriters have
entered into arrangements for the sub-underwriting of a major por¬
tion of such obligation with various sub-underwriters.
'ft.:/
--
proceeds
to
UNDERWRITERS—The purchasers named below have severally agreed
purchase from the company the following respective numbers of
American
London,
net
is
other
.
UNDERWRITERS—The
PROCEEDS—The
proceeds of the sale of the
funds
The First Boston Corp.____
Dean Witter <^-Co.L______
Baring Brothers & Co.,
Ltd.,
31,
shares of
pounds sterling or in U. S. dollars at Irving
Trust Co., New York, depositary and New York warrant
agent. The shareholders also were given.an oversub¬
scription privilege.
Co.,
certain
company
Dec.
amounted
be made in
!
net
treasury
EARNINGS—Total
The::
share
■
and
program.
Angeles and
subscription price-is
-
time to
restrictions
expire July 17, 1967. The debentures are convertible at a conversion
price, subject to adjustment in certain events of $42.85 to and including
generating, purchasing, transmitting and selling
tions of central
and
southern
California,
shares, rights to which will expire at 3:30 p.m. (EST) on
March 3. Rights to holders of ordinary shares will ex¬
&?
became
BUSINESS—Company
<
New York shares, offered in
holders of presently held New York
pire in London at 3 p.m. (English time) on March 5.
per
construction
like number of
a
the United States to
$25.55
PROCEEDS—The
right to subscribe for 8,177,204 ad¬
ditional ordinary shares (nominal value £1 each) at the
irate of one new share for each ten shares held.This
included a maximum of 817,720 ordinary shares, equiva- (
.
the
1957.
ol
debentures
15,
Jan.
stock, 4.78% series ($25 par value) "
share, plus accrued divs., to yield 4.68%.
The hew
preferred stock will be redeemable at the option of the
company at prices ranging from $27.30 per share if redeemed on or
before Feb. 28, 1.963 to $25.80 per share if redeemed after Feb.
28, 1973.
of record Jan. 17 the
:
to
pursuant
therein.
after Jan. 14, 1958.
From
$8,561,600 of debentures wero
converted and are no longer outstanding.
Any debentures which aro
converted may not be reissued. The conversion rights of the debentures
cumulative preferred
"Shell" Transport & Trading. Co., Ltd.—Shares Offered
.
the issuance from
permits
7
,
year-1957 and net income amounting to $4,046,7713, equal to $3.68 per •
share, James A. Roemer, Chairman of the Board, announced on Jan. 31.
ft This compares
to $6,905,530 or $6.28 per share in 1956.
Sales and
revenues "for
1956 were $180,044,408.
The company's'-share of the-V
profits of M'allory-Shiiron Metals Corp. is hot included—V. 186, p. 1155.
Vv-: ft.;/-'
; '•■•"■ '•
'■ ■ .-v.";--.;.,-*~Y'•ft'"*-ftft' d''•//•
■' t",'
:' -r
,
issued
are
bonds, thereunder
31,
unvctors
convertible
sion
1958.
bonds
contained
of Dec.
fine
corporation on Feb. vll>, announced ..its executive committee has", underwriting terms'-ttre to be supplied by amendment. Kidder, Peabody
recommended that the . directors -declare a current quarterly dividend I & Co. is listed as, the principal upderwriter.
Net proceeds of this financing will be added to the
of *12',a cents a share on the 5ft $10 par value preferred stock pay--'
general funds
of
the company and used to finance, in part, its 1958 construction
able June 1. 1958 to holders of record May 9, 1958 and that dividend
program.
Construction
arrears on the preferred stock be paid up.
The committee recommended
expenditures
of * the
company
and
its
sub¬
sidiaries
for
the
that the arrears be cleared by declaration of dividends of $1 a share,
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
payable June 1, 1958 to holders of record May 9, 1958, 75 cents a
uv I960)
share-on Sept. 1;,1958 to holders of record Aug. 8,-1958, and 75 cents
See" V. 187, p. 679.
"
a .-Share
payable on Dec. 1, 1958 to holders of record Dec* .8,;. 1958, so ft;
that with payment of current quarterly,, dividends no arrears will exist
at tthe end .of. the year.
,:■>
ft* :■ 7«V--v"ft
'' 4 Southern California Edison Co.—Preferred Stock Of¬
26,
these
additional
of
conditions
and
Feb.
record
which
under
This company;,flied:>. a registration statement .with
the
SEC
on
Ffbri 4,-1958, Vtfovering 369,694 shares of its $4.50 par common stock
(not 869,694 Shares ,as
previously reported in these columns).
The s
Seirtinolc Oil & Gas Corp.—Plans to Pay Dividend Ar- *
rears on
(779)
•
---
*
J
interest rate earned
184,
p.
1957.
*■
1956
,
$
$
917,737,287
854,865,876
155,111,192
4.46ft
7'l3L856!243
137,856,243
in force
paid-
*
—
-
-
million, Mr.
as a safely
to its policy¬
'
4.32ft
8
(780)
Sun Oil Co.—Gross Up—Net Lower—•
Consolidated
totaled
year
nounced
net-income
$47,492,000,
this
of
Joseph
.
Jr.,
Pew,
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp.—Sales and Earns.
' ' r
its
and
company
N.
subsidiaries
This corporation reported that net sales for
$160,732,000. as against $163,059,045 in 1956.
last
Chairman,
an¬
Boaru
Eeb. 3..
on
This figure compares with the consolidated net income
*nThe*l957
of
Net
'
t
most
of $56,160,000
resulted
from
the
sale
securities.
of
This
latter
of
,
figure
the
$21,545,386,
V.
figure "includes net income from capital gains of $4,275,000,
which
year.
ft '
•
186,
These
figures
10,752,243 full
with
compare
chares
2417-
$5.22
per
outstanding
'•'<
at
;
ft
'
'• *?,-■
7" ft *
r..
*
"ft
-
.
a
ft*;.-
'ft'"ft;.
.
cell
•
leasted
for
which
in
of
"Eveready"
new
a
Will
give
cell
at-
to
up
Energizer,
three
the
of
the
of
period
become
Airways
Vertol
its
helicopter
this
year
toy
servir
ne^
using
Corp., announr; i
helicopters have bo
with the
opening of th"'
"• "\ 7'"
7 ft" v ."7 ft-
ft,/ 7'
second
for
Jan.
on
Summer.—V.
Fair
beginning
the
helicopter
announced
by
expand
Aircraft.
tandem-rotor
big
.ft.,.,
thus
commercial
Walt
30
187,
cinline'
in
use
that "it
acquire the
would
681.,
p.
to
scheduled
service
five of
have
.ft.
•
Weft
nPw
tw 1
m7
'7'''/ ••••'
Disney Productions—Earnings .Decline—
a
times
Vice-President
two
17.
will
operation
will
World
"
:•
leak-proof alka¬
lon'geiftservice than a stand-
ttmes
10
approximately
Airlines
six-month
a
April
American
in
electronic
portable
power
sources
has
just
Adger S. Johnson, President of National Carbon
Union Carbide Corp.
He revealed the development
of
flashlight
Construction Project Held Up—
*
Consolidated
net profit for
the first?"<fuartw>:
ended-Dec. 28
to $527,684, equal to 34
cents
per" share on-the
1,537054
shares, compared with $680,601» or 46 cents
per share on
the
1,492,206 shares for the like, period a year
.
amounted
cost,
This
ft ft 7
ft,
'
~
ft
ago.vit,
corporation
announced on
Feb.
11
that
construction- of its..
in
WestchOstef County,'. N.' if;,
has ;been .deferred pending
;The-principal
facilities
is
;
further study.
This action results from the corporation's practice"©!
reviewing all construction projects, periodically in the-light rot the
then current conditions.--V.
186, p. "2897.
ft''
ft ■
,
This
$35,000,000
of
11 filed a registration-statement with the SEC
first, mortgage bonds, due 1988, to be offered
at competitive bidding,
.
f
•
:
-
♦
O.
Disney,
decline
the
of
year
was
announced
the earnings for the
quarter
Inc. which
park" during the winter
months
in
iignres/for'Disneyland,
of Disneyland
'
the;/.park is:expected; th./she-w ^
substantia
stated.
President,
-
.'
ft
;ftv.Also,-because of the company's theatrical
releasing .schedule, Mr
Disney: said,, all of the net income expe-ted this voar-from
new' feature'
releases will be reflected in .the last, three
-quarters ©f the fiscal
vear'
ending Sept. 27. .1958.—:V. 187, p. Ib6.
>ftcft /»ft . - ft 7
.
,
ftft'ftft/ft77.; 7
'
'
.ft,...;"
:ft
7
Warner Bros.
Pictures, Inc.—18 Films'
proceeds of this financing will initially become
part of the gen-ft
era! funds of the
ft-It was announced on Feb. lQ tkat tliis corporatlan
company, through reimbursement of its treasury
has <18
for/.-, nxotion
major
capital expenditures .heretofore made.
pictures completed and awaiting release, with four
Such funds will be
used
(a)
others-nowto retire bank loans of
being filmed and 18 in yarious- stages of preparation.—V.
approximately $25,000,000 Incurred to meet in
.136, p. 2an7.ft
part its 1957 and 1958 construction
costs;,"(b) to finance the cost of
continuing additions to property and plant; and (c) for other
corporate ft
Washington Gas Light
purposes.
Approximately $38,750,000 of construction expenditures
Lower—
ft? ,
are,
Twelve Months Ended Dec. 31-ft ft U - \
budgeted for the year 1958; and for the two
ft ' ft* 1957 'i
years 1958 and 1959 con-/
'7.ft 1950
struction expenditures are
Operating revenues
expected to
t
.
Net
'7
Roy
profit,
C€t, St; Louis; Mo^Registers With SEC
company on Feb.
covering
lor public sale
this
reflect the seasonal loss
,
Union Eloctrie
.
for' the
reason
the consolidation
For the M11M958 fiscal year
•
.
.
ft;
y,
shares.—
of
number
same
that
17, 1959
Corp.—Signs Helicopter Lease—
World
Pack,
12
Monday, February
.
common
.
..ft,.' ' ft;-.
'
ft".,
division
ard
186,
2801." --ft
the
on
S.
Feb.
on
by
availability
line
.
and the Navy's Sparrow*11,
Turbo wih. be integrated,with. Sundstrand's. aircraft;
component plant
to 'form/a- new :8undscrandrTurbo division. ft;
> Both facilities• will be operated at 'their present locations.—V;
p.
share
per
>
.
.
during the Brussel's
transport helicopters.
44
Harry
income
net
advance
and
at Denver, Colo.;
-
outstanding
Fair
announced
Co.,
•
ICBM
t
7,282,472 .shares of capital stock
would compare with 1956
1892.
p.
major
been
"7
,
r ft "'
;
Turbo, employing more than. 550 people and. including a
large staff
of
scientists
and
engineers*, designs aft<fcj develops accessory; power
supplies for guided missiles' such-,.as the U.
S.
Air
Force's
Atlas
-■
$'2.96
Vertol
$18,133,000.-
This
year.
or
about:
was
York
A
,-•
1957.
Purchase by this company of American Machine <fc
Foundry Co.'s
turbo division at-Pacoima, Calif., was completed on Feb.
3,- according '
to a. joint, announcement
by, Bruce P.- Olson, - Sundstrand tPresident, add Morehead
Patterson, AMP Board Chairman and President. Terms
disclosed..
the
provision,
Union Carbide Corp.—New Portable Power Source—
the
on
31,
ft
ft Sundstrand Machine Tool
U<r.—Acquisition—
were-not
the
tax
,
Belgian
Europe
Sabena
share earned in 1956 on the
the end of that year.—V. 186,
:•
•
Dec.
of
end
after
Aircraft
Sabcna
in'
gross
...
share
per
on
1957,
Vertol
4
1957 were approximately
.'..'.ft'
a
■
The net earnings in 1957 are equivalent to $4.17
11,397,397 full' shares of common stock outstanding
p.
for
$2.49 per share on
or
preceding
;
income
at
compares with capital gains of $806,000 in 1956,
The 1957 earnings of the consolidated group resulted from
income of $778,719,000 as contrasted with $733,823,000 in the
f
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
Completed—-ft
.
Superior. Commercial Corpj (N. Y.)—Stock Offered-r-
i
,
Midland
Securities/ Inc.; of New York City,
publicly offered 233,00(1 shares of class A
(par one cent) at $1.50 per-share;
ft
J PROCEEDS—The
net
proceeds
are
and for general corporate
purposes.
) BUSINESS—Thb, corporation
.
to
-
used
be
7'
;
-
.
organized
was
•
stock
„
,
for
"
..
Feb. 5
on
common
working
"
7
'
ft
•
aggregate
capital
in
September,- 1957. as
Corp, to engage in the business of investing in,
buying and" selling mortgages on; real estate,. lending funds for conBtruction loans.and/otherwise
dealing. in connection-with the financing
of real estate, its
-purchase and construction.
Allstate
The
Commercial
:
7-' $50,816,696 $48,360,081
Operating expenses and
To Solicit Proxies for Annual
Stockholders'
" *".
Co.—:Earnings
7. ft-
$78,200,000. *
Meeting—:
taxes^2.ftrL—-_ft—.45,028,432
/Net
has applied to the SEC for an order
permiting it to
conduct a solicitation of
proxies for-voting at the regular annual meet¬
ing of Union stockholders scheduled for
April 21, 1958; and the Com- mission has given
interested persons until Feb. 21,
1958, to request
a
hearing thereon.
•
ft
'
'"*•'•
' r ' : '
company
operating
Other
income
Gross
revenues_r7ftu__7>,i-___-:—
$5,788,254
$6,01 7,738,77 2-71,238 ft
166,819
—22-—7^-22
.-.
income
—.7.
Interest, and
other
Dividends
127-'——2__
preferred stock
$6,059,492
1,929,725
deductions—
.
7
The company proposes to solicit
proxies from its preferred and com¬
stockholders, to be voted at the April 21- meeting or
any adjourn- •
ment thereof on
(a)-the election of directors for the
ensuing year;
(b) a proposed amendment of the
Textron American, Inc.—Tender for Debentures—
See
Textron^ Inc.. below.—V.
186,
2094.
p.
mon
7
company's
Textron, Inc.—Tender
;
The
Old
Colony Trust Co.,
close of business
Feb.
on
Milk St.,
Boston
stock
6,
Mass.,
to
up
the '
17,
1958, will receive tenders for the sale to
it of 15-year 5%
subordinated sinking fund debentures due Feb.
1,
1970 Of Textron
American, Inc. to an amount sufficient to exhaust
the
'
of $427,951.at prices
sum
J On
before
or
acceptance
will
be
Interest
"A
of
made
'
Aug.
to
the
15,
connection
187,
with
sales
the
for
the-year
previous
of
year
previous sinking
Earnings
$895,017
.
Glass
Co.
Sales
—
a
year
earnings.,
shares
on^ a
previous
net
increase
year,
were
earnings
the
$1,202,720,
after
net earpings
share basis • were
.per
over
Oct.
31,
after
February and
fiscal
account
for
the; total
1957.
adjusting
compared
taxes
Earnings on
for a 50ft
capitalization, of 420,061
Mr.
were
An
stock
basis
$1.06
shares
per
during the
:
year
"•
...
>
The
steam
screw
to the
vessel
TMT
Carib
Queen
will
highest and best bidder.: under order
he
sold
of the
at
U. S.
-
The
offioe ©fvthe'D.
Room 520,
ft
S.
•
Marshall is located
Jacksonville, Fla.—V. 1B6,
at
1310.
p.
311
'
West
Monroe
St.,
TutUe
-
$1,000
15,' 1965.
July
This
amount
■ -;
- -
of
bonds.
The
«
warrants
Engineering; Inc., Arcadia,
Calif.—Financing—■.
corporation plans
convertible debentures or
the
sale
in
the
future, of
near
$1,000,000
of
preferred stock to-be
followed later this year
by the sale of.
$5,000,000 common stock.
The corporation now
.
has
a
is
backlog of work totaling
$1,200,000
negotiating forv an additional
,$3,500,000
highway-design-contracts overseas,-it was
President.
The. -company
expects
Ze*r7^omJ)are
Oct.
13.—V.
with"$l,400,000
186,
in:
said
to
do
contracts
by
Leo
L.
and
including
Strecker,
$3,000,000 business in this fiscal
done
in
the
last
fiscal
p. ,2802.
year,
ended
'
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
Corp.—Forms New Unit
in^1^ corporation has
Vice-President
©f
Dot
entered into
Records
an
and
agreement
Lou
Vftu^7ry _,.'?ure'
organize and operate a
Jnn™ fJ™v oomyany, it was announced
Skouras, 20thCentury-Fox
,/r^r'r2P01„ati wiU
cL£CtlT?
of
rJ^L!
8Han
p
musicals
fi°r 2?th Century
popular, jazz;
company
Feb.
10
by
on
"20th
picture soundtracks
Vice-President.
Donald Henderson,
Records will
Secretary-Treasurer
capacity for the record
cover
and of original
be resiBning
.
.
he
subsidiary
Spyros P.
Century Records," with
Mr.
Skouras
will
be
all
music
country and eventually classical.
°f the operatlon wil1 be album
mnnl'h
a
of
serve in the same
subsidiary
including
record
President.
*ser\e as President
with
Henry Onoratl,
Gnercia,
noted
music
Del
r"cord
cast
Dot
company .for.
f wfe^ident of Kuperman
at
two
and
the
end
of
Guercio.
this
Inc.,
miSo oubhSf Sh u^ent
}ch 8Upplies manF of the leading
SSl
^
^
^
requirements in popular sheet music,
MuJfc Corn
^
m^lc" Also a partn«r ^ the Delaware
He
simulator
inaugurate-a
*
Feb:
on
new
7
announced
c°"tacts
arMsts
'or
the
ol'
stock
common
that
merger
Spokane
for
each
and
WWP
exchange
shares
100
of
northbound.. „/■.
cargo
cargo-for
v;
-
.
.
that
effective
March
,
...
either
C 7 *.
ft
Mobile
7
to
-•
The new service from
Mobile/ beginning with the voyage of the'
M/S Hexita on March
7, will supplement the
company's weekly sail-,
ings from New Orleans to
Havaria.—W. 186, p. 2897.
r
United Wlielan Corp.—Sells
Investment—
See Lehn
<
& Fink Products
Universal-Cyclops
Corp; above.—V. 186,
Steel
.
1096.
p.
Corp.—Registers With
SEC—
Feb. 10 filed a
registration statement with the
covering 600,153 shares of its $1
par common capital stock.'
! According to the prospectus, the 600,153 shares
are
owned
by 207
shareholders who
on
SEC
received them inexchange for their shares of
stock of Empire Steel
Corp. and Reeves Steel &
exchange
was
effected pursuant to
into between
the
common
Manufacturing Co.
The
an
agreement and plan of reorgani¬
three
companies
and x*ecently ap¬
The proceeds of
any sales, of'
zation
entered
proved
by their respective shareholders.
the
shares
will be payable
Pursuant
to
the
selling shareholders.
the shares of their
holders,
on
of
will
be
own
common
stock
the basis of 8.68 shares of
......
owned by
their respective share¬
Universal-Cyclops stock for each
of
Universal-Cyclops stock
Thereupon, both Empire and Reeves
Empire
for each share
by
common, and 5.51
Reeves common.
of
shares
dissolved; and their properties and businesses
subsidiary Empire-Reeves Steel Corp.—V.
the
will be
187,
authority
1958,
to
Feb.
25,
Oct.
to
was
The
bank
1959,
the
in
request
a
during -1958
funds
for
finance
V.
securities
on
amounts
not
has
1380.
to
bias
by Utah Power
1959.- Utah
during the-latter
expaxxsion and
■
.W:
M.
a
is
be
could
be
ft./;
■
hoped
date
'completed
_
that
before
;
all
that
so
a
cold
of
the
of
in
past;
the
-
C.
186.
p.
ft.
'.
assure,
ren¬
ftft'ft ft" 7;
require early
d'Alene, he added.)
in Coeur
-
to
Moscow
Co." assisted
&
completed
and
that'"has been
"ft*,- "2
Fullmaxx, and
Allyn
is
merger
facilities
service
system must be built
A.
the
gas
quality
."ft
in"
the-merger
••„.
ft.
.
-
,
Airlinesi': Inc.—Registers Financing Pro¬
' ' '
■ 4 '
;
* «;.J -ft ft • ' V",ft ;
'
:-ft. 'ft. ; ftftft. ft '
„
t
This
corporation
SEC
and
said
possible
prepared .when
Spokane,
of
187,
posal
-the
in
ixew
Coast
WWP.
earliest
construction
WWP
Marshall
negotiation.—V.
West
of
the
all
assume
Fall.
systems
covering
150,000
Feb.
on
$600,000
shares
of
12"
of
its
$1
filed
6 fo
registration
a
subordinated
,
par
stock.
common
statement
debentures,
with
1970.
due
Tlxe -company
t
pro¬
to offer these securities for
subscription in units by common:
stockholders of record March- 1,
1958. each unit, to consist of $100
principal amount of debentures and 25
of
unit
one
for
common-shares,pat
each
31
common
subscription price is to be $125
In
,
order
to
finance
the
shares
held
unit.
per
acquisition
the
on
No
the
rate
date.
record
The
underwriting is involved.
of,- six ."new, Fairehild
F-27
"Friendship"
aircraft on order for
delivery./durihg 1958, and related
the company has entered into, a loan
agreement with Seattle-
costs,
First
National
Bank
of
loans
to
Seattle
and-American. National-Insurance Co.'
company aggregating $4,000,000.
One of
agreement is a provision that the com¬
pany acquire new additional capital in the form of
cash' in an amount
not less .thaxx $500,000
prior to April 15, 1958, plus $250,000 additional
prior to July
1,
1958.., This ^financing
is /designed
to; fulfill
such
requirement.
The funds provided
by the financing will he added tothe general funds of; the
company and will -be available! for working
capital and the day to day operations of the
company;—V.; 165, p2'.2182.:
of
Dallas,
for
conditions
of
such
the
loan
Western Nebraska Television
Inc.; Alliance, Neb.—
Files With Securities and
Exchange. Commission— "
/"Tlie
corporation
Feb.
on-
filed
3
SEC
letter
a
of
notification
with
the
covering 6,000 shares of common
stock
to
be
offered
at
par
per share), without underwriting.*.
The; proceedsare to. be used
to purchase and erect
equipment and building for TV- station.:
\ 7
-
($50
'
Wheeling Steel Corp. (& Subs.) -^-Earnings Lower—.
'
Year Ended Dec. 31— ;
sales and other ravenues
"...
Power
of
due
of
cash
carry
on
1959
in
Oct.
and
SEC
in
persons
Costs
and
f ederal
Net
5,
to
of
order
15,
to
1959
part
of
V,
-
;
$12,078,000
of
1,336,653
$17,672,000
1,936.029
$5.32
./
—
$8.sq
stock
common
1956
'-Expenditures
for plant additions and
improvements during the year
aggregated $32,300,000 compared with ,$17,800,000 in 1956.
Of
the 1957
expenditures, $19,097,800 were, made with funds derived from
securities segregated for
plant additions at- the end of 1956 and the
balance
came
schedule
forward
and
to
working
units
and
declared
were
stockholders.
Dec.
31,
—V.. 187,
capital.
The
program
are
now
coming
improvements.
quality
into
has
prhgre.-.sed on
We look
production.
"ft
capital at Dec. 31, 1957 amounted to $86,725,000 and
rcp^
$3,000,000 increase from 1956.
Record cash dividends of
a
$8,352,000
at
from
major
cost
p.
1957
from
in
1957
including
Long-term
$44,152,000
681.
debt
at
was
the
$6,584,000
reduced
end
of
to
$41,470,000
disbursed
to
the
previous
year.
.....
the
sell
provide
and
-
stock
share
1957
-
$249,756,000 $259,555,000
227,562.000 - 223,253.000
.10,116,000 p 18,630.000
1957
Wisconsin Central RR.—To Sell
The
within
and
^
common
per
,2^
income^-I~ft—ftft/..ft
on
income
Earnings
until
coxxstruction
issue
-
,.
expenses
taxes
Shares
'
generated
out its
intends
1959
the
March
ft
-
Net
ft Working
$15,000,000
...
with
to
half
to
period
interested
hearing thereon.
-
on
322.
p.
applied
the
exceed
givexx
paying bank notes
becoming
construction for the- remaindor
186, p.
11
during
borrowings together
and
carried
Borrowings Proposed
Feb.
borrowing
Commission
used
additional
that
at
rapidly with expansion
gas
common
announced
make
15,
and
1958.
it
to
-Proceeds of the bank
(he business will be
program
stated
proceed
of
this
in
President
secured
amount
sets
resented
Utah Power & Light
Co.—Bank
for
be
gas customers of the same
dered
to its electric
customers
,
will
21.74 shares/of,
Spokane common
to
said
agreement, a wholly-owned subsidiary of UniversalCyclops is said to be formed,
Empire-Reeves Steel Corp.
UniversalCyclops will transfer the 600,153 shares to
the subsidiary in
exchange
for all of its
voting stock. On Feb. 28, 1958, the further
transactions
provided by the agreement are to
be consummated, at
which time. the
subsidiary will transfer the 600,153 shares,
158,306 shares to Empire
and 441,847 shares to
Reeves."
The subsidiary will
assume all
of the
liabilities of Empire and
Reeves, in consideration of which
Empire will
transfer substantially all of its
assets to the
subsidiary and Reeves will
transfer 31,762 shares of
Empire stock
stantially all of the balance of its assets to.Universal-Cyclops and sub¬
to the subsidiary.
Thereafter,
both Empire and Reeves will
exchange the Universal-Cyclops stock for
share
Robinson,
could
the
Orleans
~
-
,
New
or
M.
poses
they will4
service from" Mobile to Havana with
sailings'
Lumber -and- general
cargo will be
handled,
on
a
fortnightly basis.
southbound, and" available
This company,
vears.
Del
effecting
liabilities
and
substantial
to
company
$3.04
,•
ft
weather
such
"
■
,
purchase
1 United Fruit Co*—To
Inaugurate New Service—
categories,
recordings
recordings from
in
proposed
assets
Kiixscy
operation of the
planes has just been
to
1.353,524
$2.77
of
approvals
stimulates
The
aggregate;
from
ft
This corporation
purchase warrants
capital stock at $17 a
principal
which
the
Jet engine trainer,
United previously
ordered
which
duplicates the flying characteristics of a-.
electronic jetliner will be delivered
several months lience
and installed at Denver
for use In pilot
training.—V. 187, p. 617.
,7
1
bonds maturing- Jan. 15, 1973,carry stock
entitling holders'to purchase
18
shares of
is
It
the
the
-'
for- each
trainer
r
Trans-Prairie* Pipe Lines;
Ltd.—-Private Sale—
expire
engine
plants on future jet transport
this corporation.
It is the first airline
addition
Link
a
!
Dominion Securities
Corps, Ltd.. and Osier Hammond &
of Montreal,
Nanton, Ltd.,
Canada, jointly have: placed
privately $1,000,000 of 15-'
year GVVftr first
mortgage sinking fund" bonds.
'» *•
share
-
.
DC-8;
public^
for the Southern
District of Florida at noon
(EST) on March 4
at the U;'S. Post
Office* and Court House in
Jacksonville, Fla., pursuant to a final .decree
dated Feb. Gj 1958.-.
" ■ j ft
•
jet
electronic engine will be
manufactured by Link Aviation,
Inc.,,
delivery at United's San Francisco,
Calif./..maintenance base early
next year.
It will be used, (n training mechanics and ground
personnel
to service and overhaul
the engines of
forthcoming Douglas DC-8 and.
Boeing 720 jetliners.
--ft ft
The simulator will
duplicate the performance of Pratt <fc
Whitney
JT-3 and JT-4 engines.
JT-3s will
be
used
on
Boeing 720s while:
either type will
power DC-8s.
United has 11 Boeing 720s and 40
DC-8S
on
older at a cost of
$275,000,000, including spare parts.
The
District
■
this company and of
Spokane Natural Gas Co. on Feb. 7
that the boards of both companies had
approved a /merger 7
agreement whereby Spokane Natural would be
merged into Washington
Water Power, the
surviving company.
'ft. ft/, ft; ft, ft
Applications will be filed with regul a tor v bodies at an
early date
requesting approval of the merger aixd the approval of the stock¬
holders of both companies will be
requested at stockholders' meetings
to be held on or before
May 9.
for
.
ft TMT Trailer Ferry;
Inc.—Carib Queen to Be Sold—
Court
by
In
.........
ft.
2
Washington Water Power Co.—Proposed Merger—ftftOfficials
The
dividend, in
shares.,
v
outstand.
announced
Washington
power
equipment.
with
was
auction
electronic
mighty
$614,720,
share
per
a
$4,116,239
'
stock
7,
"^ftUnited Air Lines, Inc.—Orders New
Equipment—
Thompson, stated that at the close of the
fiscal year, the back-nearly $1,000,000 higher than a
year ago. More than half of
the backlog pertain s.« to
non-military work.
'•
,>
Dividends during the 1957 fiscal
year totaled 47Va cents-per, share
after adjustment" for
stock dividends. The
shareholders equity during
the period increased
from $1,615,921 .to
$2,083,032. Working capital
increased- $244,913
during the year from $1,226,923 to
$1,471,837.—
V. 186, p. 2855:7
log
Jan.
2496.
p.
77 377.726
$3,759,516
1,357/802
—7—
outstanding
share of common
$4,493,955
370,251
stock.
year
last; year of $438,017,
7
$1.46, based on 420,061'
a* 2ft stock
dividend in October, were
412,148 shares. 1A-total of 8,000-shares
were Issued
to
of
ft
income
on
■
on
Earn¬
$6,106,331, a 19ft increase over sales
$5,115,228, according to Harry I. Thompson,
and
ago,
outstanding at
tlie
and
were
before' taxes
representing n-40ft
1 Net
fund payment
332.
p.
date
Nancy Corrine Dyer, that
may expect a proxy contest at the 1958 annual
meeting.
Dyer and his daughter have also submitted to
Union 10 proposals
for inclusion in the
company's proxy statement and for reference on
its
proxy form and have notified Union that it is their
intention to
present these ten proposals for action
by the stockholders at their 1958
annual meeting.
Of these ten proposals of Mr.
Dyer and his daughter,
the
company proposes to omit six as not
proper subjects for action by
security holders; to omit three additional proposals as
being substan¬
tially similar to proposals submitted in 1957 and
receiving less than
3'fc of the total number of votes cast
in regard thereto; and to include
one proposal with u
recommendation that stockholders vote
against it.
—V. 187, p. 617.
'
ordered
President.
.-.
the
—V- 185,
the company
purchased
in
1957.—V.
under
per
xft
shares
Earnings
•
-t'__—2222—__
—
Common
Mr.
interest.
will mail notices of
accepted debentures
company
Payment of
has; reported sales. and earnings for
31,; 1957 to be-the highest in its
history.
Oct;
Net
in
accrued
company
ended
In
and
trust
accepted.
Thompson Fiber
ings Higher—
The
100$
ft.
company states that it has been notified,
1958, by J. Raymond Dyer and his
daughter,
and.after
(H. I.)
.
exceed
of
for cancellation
due
1958
tenders
any.
on
19,
not
before such meeting.
The
Feb. 25,
upon
receipt of the debentures.
accepted debentures will cease Feb. 24, 1958.
$556,165. principal amount of debentures were
on
total
Feb.
Balance
authorized number of shares of its $10
par common
10,500,000 to 12,000,000; and (c) such other
matters as
from
may come
on
.
$6,184,557
1,G90;592:
$4,129,767
.
articles of incorporation
to,Increase the
for Debentures—
45
.42,342.343
.
to
1960.-2.
for
be
sold
to
will
semi-annual
Dividends
will
applied
issue
at competitive
Certificates
30
has
company
authority
be
the
bidding.
issued
instalments
accrue
to
$1,200,000
from
..
Commerce
equipment
trust
Commission
certificates
,
.....
in
of
Equipments—
Interstate
of
$1,000
$40,000
April
1,
rolling stock with the proceeds.—V.
denominations
and
each,.-beginning
1958.
The
187, p.
617.
railroad
mature
•
in
1958-.
purchase
October,
will
to
'
-
Number 5717
187
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(781)" 9
Per
DIVIDENDS
Dominion-Scottish
'
5%
Investments, Ltd.—
preference
"
but which have not yet,;reached their
v'
,
-
2-14
Marshall-Wells Co.,
15c
3-12
2-28
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2-27
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;
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of Rec.
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East Tennessee
•
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common„.
1
3-
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v-'v^VaSfo -i'pjpeferred- (quar.)__
Abf^ive; &i'M
Products Co.,
v
Fuel
41,/2%
Co. Ltd.—
Abitibi Power & Paper
Natural
Eastern- Gas &
■i
Sugar
Economic
3-1
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3-10
31V4C
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1
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Investment
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;/••••"4V4%'
preferred
McDermott
40c
3-28
2-24
McNeil
4-1
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(quar.)
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35c
v
3-20
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Mitchell
3-24
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Electric Service Co.,
;■/ Auto
Class-A
;•
3-17 4
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2-21
i 3-15 /
$124/2 C
General
3-15,
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Co.
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12-10
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3-10
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5-20
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$2
.
9-10
12-10
11-18
3-10
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Bros.',
rCanada
Crushed
-Canada
Dry
-
6-10
Corp., common
$4.25- preferred
(quar.)
25c
4-
1
1
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)
$2
9-10
12-10
;
Northern
,
(quar.)
—J—__
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Ltd.—
$2.80
Grolier
Inc.
Society,
Products
Food
2-27
33-
2-14
3-17
2-23
4-
3-18
2-14
1
3-10
25c
45c
45c
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27%c
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41c
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(s-a).
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Corp.
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(quar.)
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
2-19
2-28
Oxford
9-
8
2-18
5
3-
2-14
3-
5
,
3
2-26
2-26
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2-17
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8-19
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;
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Co. (quar.)
1
1
2-19
3-
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2-27
5c
Co.
Sugar
3-14
3-
$70c
(quar.)
2-27
4-
$1.25
4% preferred
Ox Fibre Brush
$62%C
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$2.50-
3-14
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Specialty Mfg. Co. Ltd
—
Telephone, preferred (s-a)
Ontario Jockey Club; Ltd., 6% pfd. A (quar.)
5%% convertible preferred B (quar.)
Owens-Illinois Glass/ common (quar.)______
1
Utilities
Gas
;
$.1.17/2
Okanagan
11-18
Great
3-14
$20c
.r_
2-28
1
4-
(s-a)
Chemical Co.
Oahu
8-19
$2
3-14
4-
(quar.)
B
B
8%
2-17
$1.06(4
B
preferred
preferred
"
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? Office
5-20
preferred
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3-7
3-15
-$5c
,
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Stone,
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&
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-
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8%.
Butler
•
8-19
$2
$2
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2-23
3-21
25c
Nestle-LeMur, new common (initial quar.)—
Bedford Storage Warehouse
(irreg.)—
Co. (quar.)
North Pennsylvania RR.
(quar,)__
North River Insurance (N. Y.) (quar.)
Nova Scotia Light & Power Co., Ltd.—
,
4%
prelerred
(quar.)
4%%; preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)_
-
$1.50
6%Vpreferred (quar.)_r
8%' preferred A (quar.)
8%
preferred A (quar.)
8% preferred A (quar.)
8c,'o:preferred A: (quar.)
8%
preferred B (quar.).
2-14
$1.12%
•Newberry .(J. J.)
$1.50
pfd. (quar.)
2-17
3-15
3-21
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Ltd.—
$1.50
& Co.; 6%
4
1
3-
$35c
N'Changa Consolidated Copper Mines (irreg.)
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(W.
2-21
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(s-a)
Hess
National Standard Co.
1$1
\
(Canada)
2-24
•National Presto Industries
Nea.se
110c
Rubber
3-12
(quar.)________
(Kansas City)—
preferred
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3-15
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6%
preferred (quar.)_
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/Broad Street Trust Co.- (quar.)_______4—. V55c
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; l(Prom
12c
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Investment; Trust
60c
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Nashua'Corp., class A (quar.)__________—
Class B (quar.)^.
r
40c
&
3-13
3-12
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"
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'^w-^Qui
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securities profits
from
75c
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4-
$1.07/2
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'class. B .(quar.)
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preferred (quar.)_^,
[ National Bellas
Equipment, com. (quar.)__
preferred (quar.>
(quar.)
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(quar.)
Gold Seal Dairy Products Corp.—
1
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50c
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_____
65c
Barcalov Mfg/: Co.-; (reduced)ic
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2-27
3-15
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$1.22/2
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3-14
Engineering Co.—
3-
-5%
3-14
-
3-31
2-21
Moore
3-31
3-31
3-10
"
.
2-20
15c
2-15
•
'
20c
1
\
5
2-28
3-10
87 %C
(quar. )__—._
(qunr.)___
3-27
r
tquar.)
Co.
3-15
'
3-
-3-15
-
50c
&
&
3-14
3
2-24
3-15
50c
Co., Ltd.—
$1 partic. class A (accumulated)
;
Molson's
Brewery, Ltd.,
class A
(quar.)^_
Class
B
(quar.)
;;
Monarch Knitting Co., Ltd., pfd. (accum.)
Montana-Dakota Utilities, common (quar.)__
4.50%
preferred (quay.)
4.70% preferred (quar,
7
5-
40c
Corp.
&
Stock
2-28
1
'
Company
2-14
(reduced)!.
common
preferred
Ray)
Mining;& Mfg.,
preferred (quar.)
3-17
—
Atlantic
1
3-
35c
preferred
3-
'
*
2-21
preferred ; (quar.).
3-
-
...
3-15
(quar.)
Mirro Aluminum Co. (quar.)
Missouri Public. Service,
common
(quar.)__
.
______
$10c
•.
4.40%
$4
•
*
3-20
(quar.)
com.
Hill
Minnesota
2-20
3-11
■
1
(quar.)
Midwest Oil
;
"
'
4-
;
Corp.,
(J.
Machine
Minnesota
■
$1.50
$$1.12%
4.90%
•
.
,
.
I__
Metal
3-17
2-28
4-1
'
7
Class A 5%
conv. pfd.
(quar.);
Forming Co. (quar.)
Michigan Gas & Electric Co., common..
3
3-31
$1.06%
,
3-
(quar.)
convertible
Common
3-12
-
40c
(quar,)
Stores
$3.50
3-15
■'
•.
MoCrory
2-13
1
-
(quar.)
3-'3
♦ ElizabeMitoAvn Consolidated Gas Co. (quar.)
*2-17 4
Elmira & Williamsport RR. (s-a)
•
Co.
McCormick & Co.
4-
3-12 v-'
*
:/25c
f Acushnet Process; Co. (qnar.,Vv_J__v________ .
$1.19
V 3- 3 /
40c
Alabama Gas Corp. (quar.)____
—
.> 2-25 V'/2-10
4Erie
Pittsburgh Cgtd.- stock) - (quar.)_i_i ! 87%cf Allied
Finance Co., 5*/4%\ preferred >. (quar;)>;.■ $1.31-%
U Allied -Gaa--; Co.';; '(increased
payment after/- .A.. v ,
25c
2_i7 " *'J, Famous Players
Canadian Corp. Ltd.—3-, 1
',,50%. .stock dividend)
___—
$37%c
40c
2-25
2-17
Quarterly ___/4_444__4'i_i__^____________
% Allied Kid €k).:,.(quar.):__
35c
3-25' 4 Earmers Underwriters Assn.
(quar.)
% 75c..
,4-21
rJ: Allied Stores Corp., common (quar.)
17c
3- 1
2-i8
Federal National Mortgage Assoc. (monthly)
$1
'i-v(-4^V preferred%quar.)
—___
;;
35c
,' EedeTal Sign <&! Signal, common (quar.)3
Aluminum Goods Mfg.—
■ ••
:r /
$1.25 :-preferred (quar.)
31/tc
;
v; Name (changed
to Mirro Aluminum Co. see
Ferro
40c
Corp.:
;
'•/: -. dividend -announcement under new name. V
Financial General Corp., common (quar.)__
,„,-7%c
/ American. Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres ,
$2.25 preferred (quar.>__
56 %c
...v25c Uyi 3-15
2-21
; V-v vCommoiv.
tquar.)
.
—
V1-First Westchester National Bank (quar.)
25c
2-21
;>
-..25c
;3-15;
5?'o
preferred (quar.)I__i__—
5c
/ Fischer & Porter V(quar.)-4__
-75c
3-10
2-24
American'<Chicle Co. -(quar.) —
v
60c
/ Ford Motor Co. (quar.)
^
; 4 ~'j.1
"-*••'-/ 3rl4 ' '1
American Photocopy. Equipment Co., (quar.) 2% v^25c
Franklih Custodian Funds—Preferred series
8c
;
$2.25. j** 4rlot-= 3rl0
American Telephone & Telegraph (qtiar.)__. •
Fresnillo Co.
20c
30C • •. 3-17
3-3
'"American Vitrified Products tquar;)
25c
Friden, Inc. (quar.)_
_i
2-17
3-1
_37-%C
■■•%American Water Works Co., 6% pfd. tquar.)Frontier Refining,- common
5c
(quar.)2-28
2-14 •
;"y. 5c •
Astron" cotp. • (quar.)
>v '7%:,
preferred
(quar.V__.
^_/ $1.75
40c
3" 1>"- •2- '7
-v; Atlanta. Gas
Light Co., common (quar.)___
Fuller fD./B.)
& Co., 6%-; 2nd pfd. (entire
'■■■■•$L1.1
■;3vl/ '2-f 7 "
4.40% preferred (quar.)
—
•
$1,12(12'- •• ; 3- 1
?;■ 2—7 fl / 4 issue called for redemption on March 14 at
A Vt ^preferred.: (quar.) ___—
:
$5.50 per share plujs this dividend)—- /■'.t 20c'
-$1.15 .3- 1 ' V" 2-l7
.)' y '
4.60%* preferred (quar.)
*
Maytag
'
2-18
pl'd.
$2
common
Mat.son
2-26
$1.12%
(quar.)
_
Trust
Stores,
4-25
1
of Rec.
35c
4*2%l preferred
3-14
15c
common
'
Edison
-
Holder•
Payable
^
(quar.)
Ltd.,
3-10
•
V
(quar.)
pfd.
'
(quar.)
Navigation (quar.)
5-
40c
10c
$4
Gas
6%
3-24
$1.25
■
Dunhiii international, inc. (quar.)—_—_
,,
Holders
(quar.).'
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
25c
When
Share
-
2-28
.
.When
Per
Name of Company
$62 %C
(quar.)
Early & Daniel Co. (s-a>
,r
Per)
[-'. Name of Company
v
k ; -
.
of Rec.
Marquette Cement Mfg.
_
ously announced,
payment date.
Holders
'
announcements are grouped in two .separate
Donaldson Co. (quar.)
tables. In the first we indicate all the dividends anDover Corp., common (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
1 nouneed during the current week. Then we follow with
; a
second table in which we show the payments previ- :* Brewery's Ltd., u.\s. a.-(quar.)—
Dividend
When
Payable
Share
Name of Company •
,
Paper
40c
3-10
3-3
,
50c
4-15
4-
3-
3
2-17
<
$2
4%
3->%
-1-15
—-
1
-
Corporate
from
-
above recently changed
Ginger Ale, Inc.
title of
Canada Dry
Canada. Life
Z Canadian
Investment
(increased)
5 °/o
prefeiTed
(quar.)
Canadian Tire, Ltd. (quar.)
-
'.
Carey
(Philip)
Carter
/Carter
Catalin
Corp.
$1.20
conv.
Catelli
I
,
-
B
.$$1.25
2-28
—1—
Securities
Corp.
2-14
2-14
$25c
2-14
$12c"
2-28
2-14
$lc
2-28
2-14
10c
3-15
2-28
'
3-15
2-21
'
':
(quar.)—
3-
Chicago Towel Co., common..
$7 conv.
pref. (quar.)
Chrysler Corp. : (quar.)-I—
City Specialty Stores, 4(4% Rfd.
Clark
Equipment
common
;f
3-15
2-24
3-
X
$1.25
,
Class
A
3-25
Class
B
4-
.
50c
/
1
1
1
3-
1
7
'
.3-
25c
7
.
2-28
3*^0
*
»
12/aC '
•
Crain
(R./ L.)
lTtck
*••■•
$25c
-
.(quar.)
—-—
(quar.)——_——-
,
;
i
j
i
;
Daggafontein
Corp.
Mines
r
2-17
50c
3-10
3-; 1
.25c-.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)i
•_
1
■
'- Kahn
1
2-^0
Katz
5,-
35c
——i
93 %c
93 3/4 c
5
<
4-v 4
♦
2-.17
•' Leitch Gold Mines
3-
1
1
2-17
3-
1
2-20
Blower
2-13
•,
5%
Lone
3-15
2-28
1
30c
3-
3
2-21
'
$1
3-
3
2-2.1
$25c
...
1
3-11
4-15
3-25
4-
....
$$1.12%
$$1.12/2
2-18
V 3-28
3*20
3-
2-18
6
•
-
4C
•
3-17
2*21
3-17
2-21
20c
3-20
3-3
Stores
preferred
Star
4.84%
Los
Gas Co.,
preferred
Angeles
common
Airways
(stock
dividend)__.—
s-a)
Lower St. Lawrence Power Co. (increased
Loval Protective Life Insurance Co._
(reduced)
Luminator-Harrison, Inc. (quar.)—
Ludlow
Mfg. & Sales
40c
12%c
59/aC
2-25
2-10
4-
1
3-11
5-
1
4
.
2-17
2-28
2-21
•
•
-
-
(Common payment omitted at this
5% convertible preferred A (quar.)
5% convertible preferred A (quar.)
3-10
2-20
$1.25
3-31
3-14
3-31
3-14
Savage
-
-
3-15
3-
1
Inc. (Arizona), common
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
:
Sayre & Fisher Co. (increased quar.)_——.
Scripto, Inc., class A (quar.)____
1
1
3-10
2-24
3-15
2-28
3-15
4-
1
3-14
25c
4-
1
3-
3(
15c
3-10
3-
1
7%c
2-15
2-
1
7%c
5-15
5-
1
3-31
3-10
3-17
2-28
15c
3-10
2-7
50c
'
cleared
Quarterly —!
Investment
3-
1
2-19
65c
4-10
3-31
Sonoco
4-10
3-31
Southern
60c
3-11
2-19
3-10
2-21
3-15
2-21
2-28
1-29
$50c
4-
1
3-15
60c
2-15
2-10
40c
3-14
2-28
17%C
3-10
3-
4/4%
1
5%
$1
75c
75c
Ltd.—
-/45c
;
Union
Gas
preferred
Co.,
—
common
(quar.)
(quar.)—
—
$212
25c
28c
—-
preferred
(quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)————--
4%%;
,
"
25c
(quar.)
Co
Products '(quar.)__
Smith
$1.13
$1,25
12%c
by end of this year.
Shepard-Niles Crane & Hoist
10c
45c
-
prior
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada
.
'
10%
30c
45c
'15c
Co
preferred (quar.)_
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Seminole Oil & Gas: Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)___
5%
preferred (accum.)
5%
preferred
(accum.)
——5%
preferred
(accum.)
;
With above payments all arrears will be
4%%'
10c
I8/4C
32%c
6%c
12%c
(quar.)
Co.
Seaboard Fire & Marine Insurance
Seiberling Rubber, qommon (quar.)
•
,
2-26
$1.12%
Steel
Scullin
2-20
3-
35c
Indsutries,
convertible
$1.30
'■
"•
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
30c
•
75c
1
3-1
2-14
2-14
2-
3-10
2-21
3-15
3-
7
■
time).-
50c
2-24
2-20
2-
$1
5%
2-24
2-24
5
3-
30c
7%c
convertible preferred A (quar.')
—
5% convertible preferred A (quar.)_
—
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co. (quar.)
3-10
3-10
55c
/
25c
'
3
3-10
——
2-28
3-10
2-24
3-15
•
3-14
30c
3-10
3-17
(quar.)
75c
35C
2-21
60c
25c
2*28
•
1-
3-10
5c
St-.
«
2-21
30c
—'
Sagamore Mfg.' Co. (resumed)
Joseph- Lead -(reduced)
St. Louis, San Francisco Ry—
4-11
13c
lc
(quar.)-—
Inc.
3-20
17%c
3-13
$1.21
(quar.)
(quar.>_
2-20
3-31
>
(quar.)
Carpet
$1.25
Corp.- (quar.)___.
3-7
3-10
7%c
1
Go. (Del.) —
(quar.)
Aircraft
2-18
3-21
35c
3-14
4-
$3c
Insurance of Tenn.- (quar.)
Inc. (quar.)__
—^
3-13
3
10c
75c
54 %C
10c
(s-a)—
2-17
1
3-
(quar.)
Mfg.
Rubbermaid,
'
75c
$1
..
.
3-15
Co.-_
Ages
Roxbury
1
—-—
Ltd.
2-24
4-
Ltd. (quar.)___
Packing
Rock of
2-21
3-15
25c
1
;
CO.—
3
2-28
3-28
75c
25c
.
Roadway Express, Inc., class A (quar.)
Robertson .(H. H. Co.)
(quar.)—:
-
(quar.)
3-
3-10
40c
}
Riegel Paper Corp. (quar.)___
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co. (Texas)
(
40c
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph
Common
^increased quar.)
Lockheed
4
2-18
(quar.)'___
'
12 %C
3-12
3-12
<,
&'Casualty
Lincolri
2-15
50c
3-31
—
(Seattle, Wash.), common
!_
Common
Lau
Life
'
2-17
3-
40c
1
50c
■
3-14
$30c
Republic Insurance (Texas)
(quar.)
<Reynolds Metalfe Co., common (quar.)__——
4%%
preferred A (quar.)
Rhodesian Broken Hills Development (Irreg.)
Rice Ranch Oil
(reduced)
'
3-
2-17
5-
'
Company
1
1
%c
■'
•
2-28
&
$1.25
(quar.)
3-17
1
10c
Reading & Bates Offshore Drilling Co.—
>•
30c convertible class A (quar.)—
3-31
.
Co.,
common '(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)______
Kuhlman Electric Co. (quar.)_^
Kirsch
•
4-15
3-
1
35c
4Vi%
•
3-15
3-
Rath
-
5-
Rico
Purity Stores,
5-31
1
(quar.) —
Co,
< Lang & Company
97 %c
5
Drug
3-J.4
75c
6-25
•
4-25
20c
—
12c
37%c
(quar.)
K.)
River, Ltd.- (quar.)__
Lambert, Inc. .(quar.)_
Pi-entice-Hall Inc., (increased)—
2-25
20c
& Sons (quar.)_
Vegfetable Parchment Co.
12-20
93 34 c
60c
(E.)
1
4-
3-14
5-15
■
••
8%c
1-2
Powell
Pratt
'
$1.12%
Supply, common
12-31
20c
60c
53 %c
.
(quar.)
Kendall
3-, 3
2-26
2-26
(from current and ac-
*
Kalamazoo
,
3-15
3-10
3-14
1- 2
3-25
1
37
(quar.)_
common
'
■
2-20
■i
5
4-
30c
preferred (s-a)—
Joslyn Mfg. & Supply (quar.)
2-£5
-
4-
4-15
4-
Inc. (Mass.) (quar.)-.—.—
Telephone iquar.)__
Porto
1
(
(see
7 ri0
•
(quar.)
Dominion Foundries & Steel, Ltd.—
4Va%
3-1
2%%
preferred
Common
!
12 %c
Worts
&
preferred A (quar.>____—
$5 preferred B
(quar.)
Jefferson1 Lake 'Sulphur,-common
(
3-15
.
4-15
___v__
$5
,4
4-.15
60c
River Mills
(quar.)/—=—
Dana Corp., common (quar.)__—
.'
3%% preferred- A (quar.)—__—4—
Dayton Power :& Light, common (quar.)_
3.75 %
preferred A (quar.)_—.—
—;3.75% preferred B (quar.)—
—
^3.90% preferred C (quar.)—
Del Monte Properties (quar.)_____
Delaware & Bound Brook RR. - (quar.)-_-—■_—
Delaware Fund (5 V2C from net investment
income plus
a
distribution of 7c from
realized security profits)—
Dictaphone Corp., common
4%
3-27
"3-20
1 '
50c
Dan
;
'
4-?-5
(quar.)—4
(irreg.)
3-19
v
1
5-
25c
25c
(quar.)_l
Water
Jamaica
•
5
4-
Gooderham & Worts)
preferred,
,$4
.!... Class A
3-31
5/1
10c
Crum & Foster (quar.)__
—
Cuno Engineering Corp., common (qqar.) —
-|$1
preferred, (quar.———
Curtis vHeleneV Industries
Class A (stock dividend)-—-t
-
Cyprus Mines
3-14
'
41
IOC
Crossett Compa,ny, class A (quar.)_.
Class. B, (quar.)_I—1—
—
—
Crown Cork & Seal Co., Inc.,* $2 pfd. (quar.)
"4-15
3-31
-
40c
VCream of Whealv Corp.
;
■*•
4-
25c
,
3-14
7
4-15
—
/; Interstate Powep, common (quar.)_
" 4.36%
prefe$red
(quar.)_
—
Investors" Diversified Services, com. (quar,)__
2-14
'
'25c
Holly Sugar, common (quar.)
-5%
preferred (qqar.)
!
2-28
-
.
^
•
*
5
2-17
4-10
2-25
(Boston)—
Inc.
Metallurgical. Co.
(H.
2-19
3-10-
2.-
Quarterly from net investment income—__
5
4-
—
; cumulated earnings)
/Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp. (common
,V Vpayment, omitted at this time).'
' /
International Paper Co., common (quar.)—
3-20
■
Monthly:
1
3-
$2.50
;—
Co.
pioneer Fund,
t
3
4-
4-15
$4
/
.2-20
/
3-
4-15
27 %c
—
;
1
21/4C
pfd. C (quar.)
,
Gooderham
Walker," n
/ Incorporated Investors
2*21
.
10c
6-10
Rockwell
—r
6-10
6-30
3-21
8%c
Trenton RR. (quar.)
(monthly).
&
Glass
Phoenix
3
3-
4-15
50c
$1.12%
/
75c
Porter
(quar.)
/ Hoover Company, class A
Class B"(quar.),__—'J.
■;* ■" 4 V2% preferred .(quar.)
!■; Ilosldns Mfg.. Co. (quar.)
2-21
....
6-30
•
$45c
Walker' (H.)
———
l_l—_—1
tViVo
Co.,
preferred D
Hiram
.
2-17
3-
2-25
V
Philadelphia
■
2-14
3-17
'
.
Pittsburgh
Quarterly
<
2-17
62 Vac
/,
3-10
4%.
__
4Vi-'/a. pref erred A (quar.)___
'& Daucli Paper Co. of Canada Ltd.—
2-17
3-
2-25
—
(quar.)
Corp., 4%% prelerred (quar.)
Petroleum
Exploration Co._——_—
3-10
2-21
8%c
30c
Perfex
3-10
•
3-10
T'4%
preferred E (quar.)_—
Heileman *(G.)
Brewing (quar.)—
3-18
3-
$1.75
27/2C
.-
1
/3-10
\:f Combined Insurance Co.'of Amer.__L_:—
32V4C.. .13-15
Community Public Service Co. (quar.JL.—__
10c... £3-31
j Compo .Shoe Machinery,' com. (irreg.)
—
3-30
'
5%', preferred (quar.) ~
—
:——--" 4v 31V4C ';
3-14
20c ;;
Consolidated Freightways Tquar.') _*—
'
2-28
"v
-30c '•
,r Consumers' Water- Co.
(MaineV (inor. quar.)
4-' 1
20c ;
ControLs Co. of America (quar.)—_—_—1_
/ 3-31
25c
4
Coro, Inc.
(quar:i_.—V 4-15
^.10C
Cott Beverage Corp. (irreg.) ————V—
•. County
Trust Co.
(White Plains, N. Y.) —
,)
1
Iiinde
3-18
4-
.$1
5%
3-11
•S
(stock dividend)
class A
Co.,
(stock dividend)
;5V2(k preferred F* (quar.):
5% preferred B (quar.)____.
2-21
2-28
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
1
4-
div.)__«v
(quar.)_.
Controls
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke
2-25
25c
/Ilershey.Chocolate Corp.", common (quar.)__
2-21
15c
Oil
Hawaiian Electric
2-21
50c
.
■
preferred/(quar.)—Stores, common (quar.)__
—
.4%' preferred, (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
—_____;
Columbia Broadcasting System Inc.—'
-,
'
•
Colonial
;/
4-
$1.12%
Both stock dividends shown above are
paj^able in class A stock.
Hartman Tobacco, 4%
prior pfd. (accum.)-
2-17
3-15
50c
1
3-10
56V4C
•;
Penn
;
v
..
.4
2-18
3-15
$1.06%
(quar.)_^__—
5%
3-' 1
3-14
'75c".
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
7%
,
3-
$1.75
;
preferred (quar.) "
ClaussnerHosiery
(quar.)__—_—
"
Cluett Peabody & Co., common (interim) —
4%-- 2nd preferred (quar.);
——
j
t
•
Co.,
2-18
3-15
37%C
common
Co.
Organ
Class B
,
1
3-15
'
.
Hdncock
;
3-10
$1.50
—.—
1
;
2-28
3
3-31
40C
-
2-18
3-15
$1.11
(quar.)
(quar;)_—
.____
(quar.)_^__^_____.;_-:—
Paper,
preferred
preferred
V Hammond
1
3-
„.'f 7V2C ~
Chattanooga Gas (quar.)
'•
Chicago Dock & Canal (quar.)—_
-,';4 $2
'.Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR.— ,
...
4/4%;
4/2%:
2-28
,
V
"
Hammermill
3
2-28
30c
'
-.'
(3-15
.
Co. (quar.)L-—
Pacific outdoor Advertising (stock
Paterson Parchment Paper (-quar.)
pacific Lumber
v
:
2-24
3
$1.05
$1.10
'$4.44
$T3c
on
Central-Illinois
common (quar.)_'v
(quar.
—___—•
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)__
65c
class A (quar.)——
i——
-4
,
3-
20c
___•
of America—
preferred (quar.)
Products,
(quar.)
3-
40c
$4.40/ preferred
2-28
3-11
$1.25
(quar.)
$4.20- preferred
2-21
3-13
40c
;--$4
,
:
1
3-
$5 pfd.
States. Utilities Co.,
2-14
class A and class B___——
non-cum, preferred
(annual)—:—___
Extra
1%'
$40c
2-14
-$15C
(quar.)_______
Pood
.Class
?;3-14
2-28
/
—.—__
________—__,
Inc.-—______—:—-.—--
.Products
44-1
Trust,
Mfg.,, (quar.)_____
(William),
Gulf
$$1.15
(quar.
Assurance
International
Ltd.common
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR.,
preferred (quar.)
—
4%%'.
preferred Aquar.)_—i
Sparton Corp., 6% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Sperti Products, 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)——
Springfield Fire & Marine Ins. (quar.)
2xr,i
<
1
6-16
6^2
9-16
9-
2
12-15
12-
1
4-17
4-10
2-28
2-20
2-28
2-20
2-28
2-20
1
3-17
3-10
3-' 1
4-1
3-15
4-
2-28
2-20
3-26
3-10
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
6-
1
5-
6-
1
5-9
9-
1
8-
8
12-
1
11-
8
9
3-10
2-28
5-
4-10
1
2-21
2-10
3-10
2-21
3-15
3-
3-15
3-1
3-15
3-
3-15
1
1
3-1
3-15
5.05%
$l-B2 a
$1.50
l^c
^oc
3-
1
3-15
3-
1
3-15
3-
3
3-
1
2-14
4-
1
3-
7
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(782)
3-
3-
5
2-21
3-10
2-27
4%
1
3-14
each,
for
Syracuse Supply
tl5c
(quar.)
Fund,
Gas Transmission;
4.96#
Inc. .(from
and
stocks,
to
Woolen Co.
/4-
1
1
4-
1
3-14
4#
Electric
Tokheim
Corp.
American
Welder
1
3-14
3
2-14
2-28
2-15
3-
1
.
2-14
32c
3-15
2-28
25c
2-25
2-
25c
—
5-20
7
5-15
25o
(accumulative)—
8-15
11-25
11-14
35C
Assn.
8-25
25C
(quar.)
City Seventh Unit, Inc.—
preferred
4-
3-
15c
.
$6
3-14
$1
-
Underwriters
1
50c
—
Inc., 6# pfd. (s-a)—
Triangle Conduit & Cable (quar.)
Trinity Universal Insurance (initial quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Tudor
4-
35.C
(quar.)
Transtates Petroleum,
Truck
3-11
$1.50
3-
1
25c
4-15
4-
75c
3-10
2-20
25c
3-10
2-27
75c
4-15
Corp.
Insulator
ment
■
United
B
Class
U
S
B
Bolt. Corp.,
class A
A
7c
'
(quar.)
Rubber
Co.,
(quar.)—
common
common
(quar.)——_
(quar.)
4-
7
21
American
Class
7
3-11
4-
7
1
3-
7
3-
7
3-13
•
&
Climax,
Potash
Chemical
&
7#
5%#
3-13
American
3-
Washington Water' Power
1
Steamship
American
6#
Water
Motor Co.- (quar.)
Chemical Products, common
$5
preferred
Air Lines, common
preferred (quar.)_
4#
Westeel
Products,
Williams
Bros.
Williams
&
Wiser
Co.,
Oil
Inc.
Wisconsin
National
Public
Wooster
Rubber
bermaid,
35c
3-31
3-21
3-31
3-21
Woodward
3-
Class
*
25c
3-15
2-28
3-31
2-28
10c
—
3-
3
2-19
4-15
135c
quar.)
3-14
#
C
A.
Vending Corp.
•
(quar.)
3-14
-2-25
4-
1
3- *3
3-
1
2-20
3<--T
2-20
3-10
20c
2-21
3-20
2-21
$25c
3-15
2-21
F
C.
3-20
Industries
3-10
Arden Farms Co.,
4-
1
3-
50c
3-
1
30c
3-30
2-28
announce¬
50c
3-
7
2-
4
this
week, these being given in the
—,r' 5
._li
Stock
Acme
dividend
Wire
i-:-,
3-14
3-
3
2-14
4-1
3*10
$$1.25
3-17
2-20
2-25
—
5%
2-10
2-25
2-10
3-12
25c
2-21
2#
Corp. (quar.)
Aetna-Standard Engineering
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores,
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)___
Air Reduction
Co., com. (quar.)
4.50#> preferred (1951
series)
(quar.)
3-31
3-21
ioc
Aeroquip
3-
3
2-14
3-17
2-21
37V2c
$i3c
3-
62y2c
3-
3
Akron Brass
Mfg.
Alabama Gas Corp., common
(quar.)
$3.50 prior preferred
(quar.)
preferred
5
Allied
Allied
Kid Co. fquar.)
Laboratories (quar.)
Allied
Control, Inc.,
Extra
s
,
-
com;
$7
I
3-20
3-
3
2-17
3
$2.36
$2.40
$2.50
4.35#
4-
1
4-
1
3-14
3-10
2-21
$1.15
30c
$3
Participating
Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co., com.
4.08%' preferred
(quar.);
3- 3
5c
4-
3-
4
1
2-19
3-14
2-28
50c
3-14
3-14
3-
1
3-
5
2-28
2-
3-29
Refining,
$5 preferred
1
5.25#
3-
1
3-
1
Bohn
1
7-
3
2-17
1
3-15
3-10
2-14
2-25
2-17
25c
4-. 1
2-17
3-
25c
7
~
Z"
ZZZZ
fquar.)
Atchinson Topeka &
Common
(quar.)
Atlantic Coast Line
Atlantic
Atlantic
3-31
4-
Coast
Powder
Co.
Avon Products Inc.
income
and
3
5#
Common
Common
non-cum.
14c
2-17
1-24
2-17
1-24
50c
7%
3-31
2-28
3-
4#
2-25
1-27
3-10
2-14
3-
2-
5
4
3-
1
$5
6'-v 2
.1-31
.4-30
gt.i
5-1
Bates
3-1
1-31
3-28
2-15
2-10
4-
3-20
33-
5
2-17
3-
1
2 18
3-15
2-18
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-14
1
2-14
3-31
3-
3-15
2-17
3-15
3
2-17
3-15
2-17
1
2-
7
$1.31 Vi
3-
1
2-
7
(quar.)
25c
4-
1
3-14
com.——
$1.50
3-14
2-14
'
$1
4-1
2-3
$2
1
4*
3-
1
2-17
2-
3
3
(quar.)
50c
3-
1
1-24
3-12
1-31
50c
3-12
1-31
50c
(quar.)
3-15
2-21
60c
$4c
10c
3-10
3-
2-24
1
2-12
2-20
3-
1-29
3
2-17
Die
cents from investment
"
&
2-28
2-
7
3-21
3-
7
1%#
3-26
2-25
31 %c
3-
1
2-15
36c
(reduced quar.)1
3-
1
2-15
25c
3-20
2-21
25C
6-20
5-23
25C
9-19
8-22
1
3-20
25c
3-17
3- 3
60c
3-
2- 7
45c
3-
1
2^15
50c
4-
1
3-14
45c
3-
3
2-13
93%c
4-
1
3-7
4-
1
3- 7
4-
1
3-7
$02c
4-
1
3- -7
7;69c
4-
1
3-
•
"
quar.)„
1
4-
1
4-
1'
:3oc': '"3-14
25c
15c
41.12%
-3-
3-10
$1.60
Gas
3-10
2-28
1
1-31
3-
1
2-13
3-
1
3-14
4-
1
'
(quar.)
95c
(Jncr.)
com.
2-20
1
(quar.)
1
2-11
2-28
2-10
2-28
20c
2-10
3-
!
1
2-4
3-
,
1
2-
4
$1
(quar.)
3-
1
2- 4
3-
1
2-
$1.12%
3-
4
1
1
2- 4
2-25
2-U
*llc
;
1
15c
—
3-15
2-21
30c •
1
2-20
3-
1
2-15
2#
;
3-
15c
(quar.)
2-17
1-31
*15c
7-29
7-
9
$15c
7-29
7-
»
30c
2-27
,2- 5
1
25c
2-20
2-11
(quar.)—
19c
3-
1
2-
25c
3-15
3-
75c
3-15
2-23
50c
3-
4
2-11
——
Assurance
California Ink Co.
2-15
2-18
3-
$1.05
A (quar.)
(quar.)
Bldgs.
(quar.)
Cement'
2-25
? 2-28
8IV2C
Corp.
California Electric
2c
25c
Co.
of
(Increased semi-annual)
'Cdlaveras
3-
50c
;
preference
Men's
3-20
2-20
10c
—
Quarterly
Business
1
4-
35c
-
,
——
1_—
'
2-28
3-17
$*.25
(reduced)
1
3- 6
35c
—
(quar.)
Stock dividend
Burns & Co., Ltd.
2-7
3-
3-10
2-14
^5c
.*——•_
Co
Ltd..
—
1
-$1.25
-•
(quar.)—2
3-
4-10
30c
—
common
3-24
25C
20c
.
participating class
America—
:
(quar.)—™
Power,
common
(quar.)
5
5
California-Western States Life Insurance Co.
Semi-annual
—
Calaveras
Canada
'&
Land
Cement,
$1.30
Timber
Ltd.,
Corp
common"
$25c
Packers
Class B
Ltd.,
class
A
3-20
2-20
$30c
3-
2-10
t50c
3-15
2-14
1
3-10
-*37%
4-
1
2-28
4-
1
2-28
Breweries, Ltd.,
conv.
preferred
com.
3-14
1
3-
Western
preferred
$25c
34-
1
2-28
4-
1
.2-28
$30c
3-
1
2-14
3-
1
2-11
fquar:)
10c
Ltd.
Ry.,
common
3-31
$30c
(quar.)
Natural
Steel
preferred
2-28
1-
3-
1
6
2-14
7
10c
2-14
2-
25c
■
3-31
40c
3-10
3-17
2-13
12 %C
—
■.
,
3-
3
40c
w
••.
Scott &
1
*
.
3-
1
50c
3-10
2-14
2-
7
2-24
-
(final)
3- 7
•
^-60«
-
56y4c
(quar.)—
,60c
.
1-16
2-28
>*2-14
2-28
6%
(qtiarj)wkviU_i—».-L* 1
preferred
Pirie,
3-14
'$75c
quar.)
(quar.)—
common
5-31
4-
Gas, Ltd.—
dep. receipts for Ordinary B
Corp.,
4-15
$20c
(initial
Co.
4-15
$20c
(s-a)—
(quar.)
4.80# .convertible 2nd preferred
4V2#
1
2-15
3iy4c
Carrearas, Ltd.—
3-12
3-15
$37 %c
(quar.)
»quar.)
(quar.)
Canal-Randolph
4-
3
4-15
$70c
Machine, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Canadian
Carson,
3-14
1
4-
-
$15c
Pacific
3-12
1
4-
$$1.10
fquar.)_
(increased)
Fairbanks-Morse, Ltd,
Canadian
2-18
4-
$90c
$10c
pfd.
Extra
1
3-20
*87 %c
■
Fund, Inc
:
Canadian General
Investment,
4##
4-15
*$1.06%
(s-a)__
—-
Safeway, Ltd., 4.40#
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd.
Canada Vinegars Ltd.
(quar.)
Amer.
4-
Mortgage Corp. (Toronto*
Canada
Carrier
2rl4
3-15
2-28
Extra
4#
2-14
;
t29V4C
$87 %c
Quarterly
Canadian
1
J25C
"
(s-a)
Canada Permanent
1-31
132 y2c
pref.
Canada Flooring Co., Ltd., $1
pfd. A (quar.)
Canada Iron Foundries,
Ltd., com. (quar.)
4%# preferred (quar.)Canada
2-28
(quar.)
(quar.)
a
Canada & Dominion Sugar Ltd.
fquar.)
Canada Malting Co., Ltd., common
(quar.)—
4V2# preference (quar.)
"i-31
1
3-
15c
__r:—^
—
fquar.)—
Terminal
3-10
—
2-28
55c
—
Carpenter
4-
7
3-14
:
(ipitial
(reduced)
8-22
-$1
4-1
3- 7
7:53c
fquar.)
2-21
1
4-15
£56c
5-23
4-
1
*$$1.19
9-19
4-21
3-20
4-1
v
t$l
; \
3-20
81.75
.
4-
*—
6-20
47 V2C
1
$1.12%
Capitol Records (quar.)
Carborundum Co. (quar.)—
Carlisle Corp.
(quar.)
Carpenter Paper Co. (quar.)
81.06
(quar.)—
2-14
1
—
$1
common.
2-17
4-
Co.,: Ltd.—
$1
(quar.)
(Canada,
Ltd;)J>'(qtiar*V—
2-17
(quar.)
Corp.
$1
(quar.)
1
3-17
Canadian
8c
2-17
$1.12%
*quar.)
Machine
2nd
.
25C
3-
737%c
Inc.
1
■'
Canadian
capital
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quarr)_—
Forge
Burton-Dixie
*
1
3-1
Corp.
(quar.)
BUrrard Dry Dock, Ltd.—
5
3-20
3-15
3-
:
(quarri_.
preferred
4Va#
3-15
1
3-21
2-17
"
Company,
45c
3-18
1
1
30c
Burndy
Bush
1
3-
$1.18%
I
preferred
(jjuar.)
4.20#
preferred 'fquar.)
2-28
2-15
4;
$1.05
4#
2-18
3-15
4-
50c
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
$1.25
(quar.)
1
36c
,
3-14
3-14
35c
Industries
3-
3- 5
60c
28 %C
Burlington Industries, common
3Vij#
preferred .fquar.)
1-31
3-1
3-
preferred
preferred
1
'
Extra
1-31
50c
(quar.)
Manufacturing,
2- 4
3-
"
Edison.Co.,
Bpllock's,
1-31
3-1
37 Vic
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
4Via%
1
$72 Vac
fquar.)
preferred
Buffalo
4-15
3-1
25c
pfd. (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
'"^arber-Ellis
Bassett \Furniture
2- 4
3-
.
\ $1.75
preferred
Bifllock Fund.
1-31
(quar.)
common
3- 8
3- 1
U2%c
(s-a)
Shoe
BuelL
"4-15
1
25c
;
$5
Budd
2-14
3;"
A—
Bangor-Hydro-Electric
3-7
1
—
Bruning,(Charles) .Co. fquar.)
Brooklj'n- Borough Gas tquar.).
Brown & Sharpe Mfg. (quar.
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.,*
,
3-12
3-
A.
$3.80
2-10
50c
4V4#
2-21
non-cum.
3- 7
1
4-
(quar.)
t
Brockton-Taunton
2-10
22Vic
2#
(quar.)
(quar.)
non-cum
37 Vic
Brown
1-31
*
5%#
preferred
(quar.)
Baltimore & Ohio RR., com.
1
4-
$1
$25c
$30c
common
Brass
preferred
Brockton
2-10
1
&
Brown Company
2-18
1
3-
$1.16V*
from
4-
'
Columbia-Packers, Ltd.—
Canadian Ice
4#
4%
$22 VaC
1
3-
25c
S. F. Company (stock div.)_
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas, 5# pfd.
4#
5
3-
3-1
(quar.)
cents
I
1-31
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
Class
2-10
30c
B.
1-24
$1.02
3-10
3-1
(quar.)—
1/10
3-10
$68%c
(quar.)
preferred
5Va#
7
Ry.—
(Conn.)
Canada,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co., 4V2 # preferred
preferred.
British
4
GOc
(quar.)
(Quarterly) (4 9/10
gains)
Ayshire Collieries
4-
3-
30c
common
2-18
1
2-28
7:62 %c
*
2-10
27tic
(quar.)
Axe-Houghton Fund
1
3-
17V2C
RR.
1
4-
$1.05
—
Co.
preferred
4% #
3-31
4-19
3-
#
6.40#
3
.
11—J—..Z' i't',
Co.
Line
3-
87 %c
(quar.)
Aluminum
1-20
Ltd
(quar.
4 W'o preferred- (quar. )
4preferred (quar.
3-14
5
75c
Fe
of
1-23
2-21
2-20
25c
/
...
(quar.)
St^el Corp.,
preferred
3%#
4
3-17
62Vic
Santa
Co.
2-21
3-10
6c
—
British Columbia Electric
3-17
3-14
$1.25
Refining Co.,
1-24
I2V2C
Z_ZZZZZZ
3-31
30c
(quar.)
3-15
66c
Company
(quar.)
(George W.) Corp. (quar.)
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)_„
Bristol-Myers Co., common (quar.)
1
3-
50c
Class A
1-24
.
$7720
(quar.)
2-14
3-28
25c
Brillo
6-27
3-22
7 Vac
lj——l__i_
Associated Truck Lines, Inc.;—
2-17
5#
f.
$30c
Participating
2-17
60c
Z
*50o
(quar.)
3-17
3-15
75c
Borg
2-14
(quar.)—
3-31
30c
(quar.)
Borden
2-17
$1.08%
& Telegraph,
3-14
;—
preferred
preferred
4##
2-14
3-
$70c
(quar.)
Associated Telephone
Class A (quar.)_;
3-14
1
.
(quar.)
Bobbs-Merrill
Ltd.—
Associated Motion Picture Industries
1
4-
,/
Car
preferred
4.75#
2-17
59c
(quar.)
Goods,
common
preferred
(quar.)—
2-14
■4-
& Sons
Tank
4.56#
-
2-10
1
75c
Dry
2-14
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Power & Light, common
(quar.)
4.2.0#
preferred
(quar.i
:
2-10
53%c
$1.50 2nd preferred
Associated
&;
7#
2-25
1
3-
3-
;
com.
common
Bibb
3-19
3-14
25c
Co.
1
3-1
1
45c
America,
(quar.),
(quar.)
,-'$2.90 preference
7
3-
(quar.)
Construction
3-
$1.40
—
2-14
«1'.06%
of North
J.)
Bethlehem
2-11
_
Metal
(C.
•"/Common
2-20
30o
'.
4-16
2-14
1
*
2-20
Armstrong Cork, common (quar.)
30c
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
9334c
Armstrong Rubber. Co., class A (qUar.),
4 ", 25c
Class "B
(quar.)_l
—"
* 25c
Arrow-Liqueurs (increased-annually)
35c
Art
Corp.
preferred
Bridge
2-28
3-24
$1
(quar.)
2- 7
1
3-
(quar.)—
Brantford Cordage Ltd., class A
(quar.)——•
Class B (quar.)
2-28
50c
%
3-
25c
:—_—
preferred
5#
Blaw-Knox
,
:__i.
Fund
5 V-z #
2-28
3-14
25c
dividend
Armco Steel Corp.
3
2-28
40c
(quar.)
Cement (qu~arZ)Z~
Ltd.
»quar.)___
1
12 Via c
75c
Alpha Portland
Aluminium,
4-
3-31
■
ZZZZ
ZZ
5-21
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7c
Z
6- 2
$1.12%
.u
Arkansas Missouri Power, common
4.65#
preferred
(quar.)
Arkansas Western Gas Co
11
3-14
IIIZ
Z
2-19
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp.
(quar.)
Arkansas-Louisiana Gas (quar.)
2-17
~
(quar.)_
2-18
3-
^
dividend
preferred (s-a)
5
3-
Z
(quar.)
Stock
...
3-
$25c
(quar.)
Dye Corp.
Co.
(quar.)
Aunor Gold Mines Ltd.
Avco Mfg. Corp. com.
$1.05
(quar.)
(quar.)
Equipment
&
$1.12Va
10c
(quar.)_ZZZZZZZZZ
Electric &
Allied Chemical
1
—
2-18
40c
Algoma Steel Corp. Ltd.
(quar.)
Allen Business
Machines
Allen
3-
(quar.)..
Atlas
87%c
Alabama-Tennessee Natural Gas
(quar.FZ-ZZ
Alabama &
Vicksburg Ry. (s-a)__
"
.
30c
common
1-31
.
4.60#
2-25
25c
$1.10 preferred
2-14
3
5c
pfd.
3-10
$2.25
.
tl2%o
(quar.)
Co., 4.20#
3-14
$2.40 2nd pref. A (quar.
)__jir_-—v-::"'$G0c
$2.50 pref. B (quar.)
;_
$62Vac
Arizona Public Service, common
(quar.)
28c
2-28
3-31
3-
25c
<..
■.
.
Co.
Power
3-14
1
.
2-10
3-15
$1
10c
(reduced)
Adam Consolidated
Industries, Inc.—
Stock dividend
Alabama
1
4-
*
preferred
Ashland Oil &
2-24
12 %c
.
Holdera
Payable of Rea.
25c
,
.
When
Share
(quar.)
Inc.
4-
—^ $20c
8
changed to Rub-
(quar.)
partic.
Common
2-19
(s-a)
incorporated
Industries
2-14
^Participating
'
6Vic
Argo Oil'Corp. (quar.)_;
5.2™IiJL v " ,25c
Argus
Argus Gbrn.. Ltd.. common-mil. >
C6rp., Ltd,, common—-*
*20ft
t20c
2-21
(quar.)
(quar.)
Abbotts Dairies fquar.)_
;
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries,.
Ltd.—?.
i' Common -fquar.)
5# pref.. (quar.)
Acme
1
__
Corp.
(quar.)
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.
Archer-Daniels-Midland
3-10
35c
F.-Wrigley Stores (quar.)
AMP,
3-
Quarterly
;
18%c
(increased).
5
(quar.)
3-31
$1.06%
$1.18%
(quar.)
(From investment income).
Corp., common (quar.)——
Fisheries
Bowater
7
3-
'
—
...
50c
50c
-
A
Angostura-Wupperman
$3
20c
-
Name of Company
ABC
1
2-
(quar.)
(increased)
Anglo-Newfoundland Development,
2-28
3-14
Per
A
73-
31 %c
com.
(quar.)_
3V2# pfd. (quar.)
'
Anglo-Canadian Telephone—
Stock
.
Booth
Boston
31 %c
2-26
give the dividends announced in previou»
weeks and not yet paid. The list does
not include divi¬
preceding table.
6-30
1
preferred
3-3
Below we
announced
2-14
40c
-
'
dends
1
34%c
3-15
,
Co.
3-
37 %C
0-14
name.
Governor
2-20
Brach
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper MillsCommon (quar.)
$2.80 preferred (quar.)
4#
dividend
3-20
20c
5%
2-18
.4-30
Co.
Bondstock Corp.
Co.—
Corp.,
(quar.) _•
:
income)
Boeing Airplane
"
(quar.)_———
preferred
(quar.)—
Oil
20c
12 #c
„
Black Hills
3#
•\
—
Insurance
2-24
40c
preferred
Anderson-Prichard
4%% •
preferred
1
3- 3
holder's
vestment
2-24
3-10
3-15
35c
(quar.)
(name
See
2-20
75c
Life
Co.
new
1
2-20
(quar.)
Service
Inc.).
ment under
3-
1
-
Wisconsin
2-10
3-10
-
$2
2-14
87 Vic
—
{reduced)
(quar.)
Co
3-10
30c
00c
1
Ltd.
Co.
at
—
3-
Co.,
2-17
1
5-
2- 5
securities
30c
prior preferred"(quar.)—_
B (quar.)—
I_,
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred (s-a)
(quar.)__„_„r_—$1.25
Western
2-14
2-10
American Window Glass—
5#
3-
15c
(quar.)
Tobacco
2-14
2-17
Ridge "Mutual Fdnd (571sc from netprofits, payable in stock or cash
option, and 8V1jC from net in¬
2-28
3-10
40c
(reduced)™.
3-12
$1.37%
Waukesha
West
Blue
15c
Co
Works
Bros.
3-H
3-1C
3-10
3- 3
COc
preferred (quar.)
25c
30c
2-20
Ltd.—
( increased
12%c
$1.75
3-21
75c
(Detroit)
——
6#
2-20
2-28
$1
2-24
50c
Inc.
Bloch
2-28
(quar.)
4
2
(H) Gooderham & Worts,
oh new.common
5
3-14
$3.80
American Steel Foundries (quar.)
American Tobacco (quar.)—
5-26
6834c
Initial
3-
2-14
1
mvsc
(quar.)
Bliss & Laughlin Inc. (quar.)
10-15
1
3-15
1
15c
preferred
$1
3-31
preferred: (quar.)_
Railway (quar.)
WJR, The Goodwill Station,
Walker
4.25#
25c
4-
_
Virginian
7-15
25c
17%c
—'
1
V
30q
com.
Common: (quar.),
8-
*
*
Viking Pump Co. (quar.)
7
Virginia Dare Stores (stock dividend)—_a
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph—;
•
preferred
11-
1
3-
$1.18%
(quar.)
Blackstone
Corp.—
40c
-
.
Victor Chemical Works, common—
'-3Va#
preferred- (quar.)—:——
5.60#
2-24
6-13
$1.12%
:
(quar.)
(quar.)—
prior preference
4-15
5c
pfd. (quar.)
American Seating (quar.)
American Smelting & Refining
common
•
preferred
(quar.)
Valley Gas & Electric—
3-14
1
(quar.)
preferred
4%#"
1
37 %c
1
4-
2-14
1
44-
5c
"
4-
(quar.)
(initial quar.)
com.
Co.,
preferred
5-
34%c
Foundry
V'4 #
37 %c
(quar.)-.
Anchor Post Products Inc.
$5.50
3-14
&; Howell
25c
62 %c
3-
J25c
(quar.)
r£
2-3
2-3
2-28
1
X35c
common
(A. S.)
43 %c
A
5%#
;
Corp.,
4-15
4
'
.
(quar.)
Iron
12 %C
American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corp.
Common (quar.) ;
3-11
4-
-4-1
$2
-
Corp.
(quar.)—
Oil (quar.)
Valley Mold; &
3-14
Illinois—
of
$1.25
,—
Ltd.,
of
1
3-
*25c
Co.,
(quar.)
Hol<r,r,
3-15
37V2c
Bell & Gossett Co, {quar.)—J.
1-21
1
(quar.)
$4 preferred A (quar.)
7
2-
2-20
4-
'
$2
—
(quar.)
Inc.
1
3
43%C
(Md.)
(s-a)
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Lumber
3-
25c
(quar.)
Shoe Corp., common (reduced*
preferred
(quar.)
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Beldlng-Corticelli, Ltd., 7# pfd. (quar.)__
Belknap Hardware & Manufacturing, com.—
4#
preferred (quar.)..—
!
1
Bell
(quar.)___.—
American Metal Co.. Ltd., 4V2 cio
American Meter Co.
(quar.)
Co.
Marion
Southern
5
SOC'
(quar.)
of Pennsylvania—
Utah
3-
$1.75-
1
1st preferred
preferred A
preferred
t75c
common
\
1958
1
Z.Z.
—
Inc.,
3-
Belden
•-
(quar.)
American Metal
1
2-14
5
50c
&
—
1st preferred
United .Utilities,
3-
10c
8.#
45-st#
2-
2-28
50c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
United Telephone
Universal-
1
50c
8#
t
3-
10c
Co.,
3-
2-
4c
1
invest-
profits)
^
class
preferred
S.
securities
(quar.)_
Gypsum
7%
U.
(5c from net
from
(quar.)_
Foil Co.,
S.
2c
Screw &
Class
U.
&
3-15
2-17
$1.12%
5Ya#
Inc.—
inc.
20c
25c
Investment
Common
Common
20c
United Science Fund
r
2-18
Co.
Corp.
When
Payable
Ltd.-
175c
("quar.")
preferred
Beck
1
$1.31%
American
of America—
quarter
Fund
2-28
3-
2#
30c
Indemnity
American
3-14
65c
—
Increased
3-
3-15
—
American
Co.
$1,40 preferred
(quar.)
Bearings, Inc. (Del.) (quar.)—
2-13
1
$1.12 Va
—
American Machine
(quar.)
;
United Board «fc Carton (quar.)— L
United Fruit Co. (quar.)—j——._——_—
United
2-13
Encaustic
Semi-annual
Paper
(quar.)
Clas$ A
2-15
1
$1.62%
Tiling (quar.)—
Foreign Power Co. (quar.)
American Gas & Electric (quar.)
American Greetings Corp., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
American Hospital Supply (quar.)
American Home Products Corp. (monthly)—
American Indemnity Co. (Galveston, Texas)
2-14
United
United Insurance Co.
1
3-
American &
2-24
Uarco, Inc. (quar.)
Udylite Corp.
(quar.)—
Aircraft
3-
00c
preferred ($25 par)
American
$1
&
Mills,
Beaver
2-15
——
stock)
(quar.)
3-19
1
—
...
American Electronics Inc.
preferred A- (quar.)—™—'_.
preferred1 B (quar.)—-—.
Thomson
$5
1
3-
87 %c
(quar.)
America-Canada Trust Fund—partic. ctfs—
American Cement Corp., com. (initial)
$1.50 preferred (initial)
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
American Chain & Cable Co. (quar.)
American Dryer Corp. (quar.)
3-14
31'/4C
7#
3-17
1
2-12
4-
25c
income)
American Can Co.—
3-17
44-
2-28
Beaunit
Shares—
investment
A
Bayulc Cigars
7
2-
,
2-26
25c
of
(From net
2-28
$1.35
holders
common
3-17
3-15
$1.24
(quar.)
Inc.,. common
5c
25c
.
preferred -(quar;)———.
(Both of the above payments are also
payable
to holders of the
Bobbins
Mills, Inc. common and preferred A":
4#
2-17
—
convertible
$1.25
3-
Power
4 %#
7
1
5
1
Co.—
American Business
3-
.
Rubber
2- 7
2-28
25c
1st preferred
7
4-
,
preferred (quar.)preferred- (quar.)--
Textron,
3-
$50c
t
income)
(quar.)
1
Biltrite
Class
$1.25
(quar.)
2nd preferred
(quar.)
American Book Co. (stock dividend)
20#
*
common:"
4-
6V2#
3-20
3-
(quar.)
common
.
American
1
$560
preferred (quar.)
Airlines, Inc., com. (quar.)
3##
preferred (quar.)
American Bakeries, common (quar.)
4)2#; conv. preferred (quar.)_
2-28
3-10
Par
Bathurst
4-
17
'Share
Name of Company
2-14
t25c
-
5#
of
15c
investment
Texas
Aggregates,
Monday, February
.
Ltd.—
American
20
Tennessee Gas Transmission (stock dividend)
Texas
of Canada,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
American
2-18
2-28
held)
shares
two
(G.), Ltd.,; common
preferred (quar-;)
5.40#
1
3-14
(quar.i
Co.
Tamblyn
4#
Aluminum Co.
2-28
3-
16c
of, record
as
of Feb.
receive
an
additional
share
common
3-10
8c
93 %c
Service, Inc.—
Gas
of Reo.
3-10
30c
6
35c
—
(Stockholders
will,
4-
_
Stuart
Suburban
70c
$37%c
(quar.)
Sterling Drug, Inc.
Co.
(quar.)
.
5
.
Holder*
4V2#
50c
__
When
Payable
Aluminum Co. of America, common (quae.)—
3-20
(increased)
Steel
Pressed
Standard
2-21
3-
94c
(A. E.) Mfg., common (quar.).$3.75 preferred - (quar.)—-----—
Standard
Accident
Ins.
(Detroit)
(quar.)
Standard Oil Co. of Kentucky (increased „
Materials, Ltd. (quar.)
Name of Company
Payable of Reo.
25c
staley
Standard Paving &
Par
Share
Holdera
When
Par
Share
Name of Company
.
2-14
2-28
2-14
Co.—
(quar.)
$1.12%
3-
1
2-15
Number 5717-..
187;
Volume
*
—
The Ccfihmercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
ras;o
(J.
I.)
(quar.)__
Steel Products (quar.)
Central Foundry Co.,>5% pfd. (quar.)
Central of Georgia Ry., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Ceco
preferred
5% preferred
5% preferred
Central Illinois
4>%
ll%c
(quar.)—--i,—:—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Public Service, com.
—
__
L.—
Century
Acceptance,
8%
preferred
Par
Name of Company
4- 1
3-1
3- 1
3-20
6-20
9-20
12-20
3-10
3-31
3-31
3-31
3-12
All
(entire
"
*
The
60c
3-10
Products Corp. (increased)
—
65c
City Title Insurance Co.. (N. Y.) (extra)—
v
10c
City Water Co. of Chattanooga-—<
• '
•
5%
preferred (quar;)—
—$1.25
Civil Service Employees Insurance (s-a) —55c
Extra
Clark
Controller
Co.
20c
«
—
—
25c
(quar.)—
Cleveland. Electric Illuminating—
>
4.
2-28
-Dr.-
2-28
'•
.05
2-13
;
2-28
.08
.03
2-28
2-28
2-13'
2^28
2-13
2-28
2-13
.08
2-28
2-13
.06
;
>
—_
2-28
2-28
2-28
2-13
2-13
2-13
.
.r.
-
•
-
-
-
(first
15c
37%c
y 39c
2-15
2-17
2- 3
3-20
4- 1 ^
;
2-26
•
2-26
t$1.25
420c
3- 1
2-25
2-25
3-15
5- 1
4-1
2-28
3-1
3- 1
3- 1
\—
-
Stores, Ltd.
-
(quar.)
Co.
.
2-19
25c
;
2-19
1-29
Douglas Oil Co. of California—
Stock
,
5%
5-
1
4- 7
;
5-
1
4- 7 -
.
60c
-
1
1
2- 7
3-
1
2-18
55c
3-
1
2-15
<3-
1
•
56c
special guaranteed (quar.)——.
w.-?7% regular guaranteed (quar.)
Colonial Acceptance Corp., class A (accum.)
50c
87%c
4%c
-
50c
—
3-31
53 %c
y
.
conv; preferred (quar.)
Portland Cement Co. (quar.)
Giant
Gillette Co.
,
.
4-
3- 3
1
2-19
1
2-14
•2-17
-4. -1
50c
-
3-22
>
•
3-1
20c
—-
3* 3
,3- 5
3-
-
3-10
3-26
•
40c
27 Krc-
•
:
3-26
10c
5%%
2-17
'3-31
•»
2%
Y
£
3- 7
2-28
$1.25
'.
:
3-7
1
4-
25c
——
3- 7
-4-. 1
17 %c
u
3*7
4*1
>
59%C
-
53*"7
4-1
55c
:
2-16
.
3-
3-14
5
•
■
2-3
,
.
'
—
-
_
—
....
-
-
—
—
-
!
2-21
3. 1
2-1$=
3-14
3- 1
3-15
5
2-28
"1-31
3- 1«
2-4
8- 4
3il5
3-25
*
>
3-.3
•
2*25
2-24
3-10
•
•
.
••
1;. i
.
.
2-17
•2-21
3-15
,
—
.
3-10
3-11
3-1
-
•
.
•
;
2-15
;
$1.25
(quar.)
dividend
3- 7 "
3-
62% c
;
...
preferred
3-21
*
3-1
22 %c
2%
common
2-1$
3-31
-
27 %c
(quar.)
;
~Glen Alden Corp.—
- 2-20
(Stock dividend
of
one
share
each
•f
3-31
newly formed» corporations,
3-17
The Bliss
Coal Corp., • the
Truesdale Coal Corp.
3- 3
!
and the LoomiS Coal Corp. for each 100
2-17
!
shares of Glen Alden held)
3-21
Glen-Gery Shale Brick, common (quar.)
2-20
w-6%- '1st preferred- (quar.)„
-2-28
Globe-Werrilcke Industries (quar<)
.: 2-28 t
.2-13 >. Gold 4s Stock Telegraph.Co. -(quar.)^^——
2-t4-> •'-Goodyear Tire JS"Rflbber (quar)—:
AGorham .Mfg. Co.
.' 2-14
(quar.)--—
—
Gorton'sPf Gloucester Inc. (stock div,)—;
•
2-21 Gossard (H. W.) Co. (quar.)
————
-2-28
~
:
40c
"»
2-16
3-10
5V2ft>
preferred (quar.)
——
34%c
3-1
Dover &vRockaway RR. (s-a)—.
—r,
$3 / 4-1
Dow Chemical Co. (quar.)—
30c
•
4-15
240
Dresser
Industries
(Increased quar.)——L50c
3-17
2-13
Drexel Furniture (Increased-quar.)
>
35c
3- 1
Colonial Sand ■& Stone Co. (quar.).,
7%c 1
3-28 3-3
DraVo-Corp., $2-preferred (quar.)
^
'
50c
4-1
Colorado Central Power, com. (monthly) —
.
lie
3-1
2-15
Dun & Braufstreet, Inc. (quar.)
10c
35c
3-10'
Common (monthly)1
. .
.
lie
4-1
.
3-15
15c
Dunham-Bush, Inc.; common (quar.)———
15c- 3-14
Common
(monthly):
.
———
11c
5- 1 4-15
300 1
Sftf
preferred (quar.)
—
———
* $1,25
- > 3-14'
4%% preferred (quar,)i
$1.12(3
-6-1 *
4-15 •
$1.50
'Duquesne Brewing (Increased)-——————
15c .
2-25
Colorado- Milling & Elevdter (quar.)—■■■"> vi^SBc* Al 3-1
2-15
-60oDurham Hosiery Mills, class-A
■"-> -10c •
>2-81
Clfevelhnd; Worsted< Mills (liquidating)
*.. .
$35 ; -12-28•' >v". 12-20
Class B
50o
1
- -10c
2-21
>
COlgate-PalmoUve Co.,:3-pfd.
(quar.i.
87%c ? :3-31
-3-13 '•
Durioh Co) (quar.)———:
•
—
25c •
3-10
Columbian Carbon Co.; (quar.)
w-w
>60c .
3*19
2-14
Duro-Test Corp., 554 preferred (quar.)
350 '
SIVic
•
3-15
Combined Enterprises; Ltd. .(quar.)
.*'
tl5c ;
3- 1
2- 5
Gould-National Batteries, Inc. (quar.)-.,—
50c
Commercial Crediti CO. (quar.)—M.
70c)
3-31 1
3- 3
Government Employees Insurance (quar.-)—
40o •
^Eagle-Picher Co. Jquar.)
*—
-55c > . 3-10 . ^ 2-21 "
Commercial Discount.Corp., com. (quar.)< 7.'Ac 1 .3-1 •:
*2-20
$&..
Ea$t'-Koolenay>lPower,"Ltd.,«7f4 pfdr(accum.»; - T$l;75 r
3-17
.
2-28 i Grace National Bank (New York) (s-a)—-'
> 6C» cum: arid jpatticjpfd.~(quar.)
#
15c
*3* 1-) *2490 '
•iGrace: (W. R.): & Co., common (quar.)
■•>• 60c
East St. Louis & "Inteturban Water Co.—. ~
;
Commercial Shearing.& Stamping (quar.)—
.
20c - 3-14
2-28 .
Grand Unien jCo. (quar.)
180
kg: preferred " (quar:)
i——$1.50 )
3-1
- 2-10
Commonwealth Gas. Corp. (ifreg.^i--—i. lOo
2-15
1-30
Granite dty Steel Co. (reduced)
40c
Eastern Air Lines -(quar.)
26c « .'3-15 ■ > 2-14 i
CommoirweaRh Income Fund (initial from
,'
I
*'
J
Great American Life Underwriters—
Eastern Corp. (quar.)
• 30c v . 3- 3
a
2*14 ;
investment income*)
' ~ 10c
; 2-23 ,
2- 6
Class -A ^Increased annual)—
$3.75
.Eastern.Hadng AsSoclation, eommon-(quar.)— 7%c. - . 4-1.
- 3-14
Commonwealth Life Ihsurahce {Ky.y .(quar.)
-6c r')S-I
>2-15
Great American iWalty, class A (quar.)
;
*6®
$1-preferred: (quar.)—
—
—'25c • 4-1
-3-Hr ".
Cone-Mills Oorp^, coinmtjn (quar.i
20c . >3-I s 4-2-14
40o
Eaton' Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)
—75c J . 2-20
12- 3 i ■Great: Lakfea Dredge ds Dock (increased)
40 ' preferred- (qUar.)^._
26c
>3-1
- 2-W
Extra1
60c
.Eddy Paper-Co. 144., com. (quar.) —
437Aic '
3-15 -.2-15
ConfederationXlfe Assn. '(Tosonto) (quar.)J50c
-3-15
: 8- 1
Great ^-.Northern Ra4tway-(quar.) —;
75c
Class-A XQuar.) ——
——
425c
3-15
.'2-15 •ConnoliiOi. Inc.; 40e.preferred (quar.)
—• • '"-'10c i.
>4- 1 £:. "3-20
GTeat Western Financial Corp. (quar^—,~
300
>Ed«' Corp., -class A '(quar.)—
—
-15c . < 3-26 ■ - 3-H '
Consolidated-Edison Co. Of U. Y..(quar.)—.
•
,r 60c> ' 3-15
2-C"7"'
: '
> Stock -dividend
_ki_—
;5%
Class
(quaf.)— 1
—————-—«
.-^..l^ac .
3-28
-3-14
Consolidated Electrodynamics ..(.quar;)...
10cv- 3-14 ; 2-27...
Green (A. P.) Eire- Bricfc (quar.)-a.———• 1
25c
-El *Pas« Natural Gas 'Co.-—
' >
->
-A'"1'#
Consolidated Gas muitiea .(quar.)
22 Vfec 3-15
y2-2«
-12C
Gregory industries' (quar.)— m,tm *Untii —'-** "
4.1-0r«> "pSreferred y (quar.)—-—
$1.02.% ; - 3- 1 ? «2.-14
Consolidated" Laundrlee- (-qaar.)
«' * 25c . *" 3- 1- , 2-44
'•
4\l\c/o
preferred- (quar#)-——.——J—-—r $1.06%
3-1 - ' -2-14 - ;i.GXoup Seeiuritier'—
Consolidated HPaper Co." (quar.)
;
25c
3- 3
2-19 •
Common-Stock fund (froni net investment :
5%fi
preferred ' ($uar.)——
$1.37%
3- 1
2-14
ConsohdatedTheatres Ltd., class A (quar.)u.
; tl3d
3- 1 •
2-1
' -—inceme)
'..
—L—^ ;
13c
5.36%:' preferred - (quar.)—-: $1:34 . > 3- 1 . \->2-14 i
Consolidated Water PowerPaper (quar.)
;30c
2-26
2-11 '
Guardian Consumers Finance—
5.65%
preferred (quar.)
:
• $1*41%.
<
3- 1
2-14 i
Consumers Glass, Ltd» (quar.)—.
—
137^20
2-28''.
1-31 Class -A
12%c
(quar.)
5.50%
preferred (quar.)—i
$1.37% .., 3- 1. 12-14
Consumers Power Co.,. common (quar.)»
—
•
$0c
2-20
1-17
60c convertible preferred---(quar1.)————
15c
5.68% -preferred '(quar.)——
$1.42
• 3- 1
2-14 .
$4.-lfr preferred (quar,) —
> $1,04
4- 1
•
3-1-6
iGUardian Muriiai Pund,; Inc.—
r G.40%
preferred: (quar.)
——
-$L60 - 3-1
.-2-14
$4.50 prCferted (quar.
^$1.12%
-4-1
3-10
:* '(Prom-met-investment income)—
12c
$5 2nd. preferred - (quar.)
f, • $1.25
3- 1
'••2*14 .
$4.52 preferred (quar..)^
(-:$1.13 ? -4- 1 I
3-16
12%o
"Electric-Auto-Ute Co. (quar.)
50c _;3-20
3- 5 . XGillf-'Interstate Gas, common (quar.)Container Corp. of America,, common (quar.)
25c
2-25
2-5
:
30d
preferredquar.)—
—
(
Electric Hose .& .Rubber, (quar.)
—
20c
J2-20,
2-10 .
4%.: preferred (qua*.)—
—
1
' -$1-'.
3- 1
2-20 '
> Gulf-Mobile #fc: Ohio
25c
RR., com. (reduced)——
ElectricEtorageJEiattery (quar.)
50c3-31 v '3-10 t
Continental Assurance Co. (Chicago) (quar.)
:
25c
'-3-31
3-17 ,
$5- preferred (quar.).—.»
$i;29
IEl«Ctrographic Corp^ (quar.)—
'
25c,
3-1 . v £*»
Continental -Can Ce.» notnmcta (quar.)
45c», > 3-15
«
2-21
$4.25
$5 preferred (quar,)Eiectroiux vborp.»—
uj?I»>25c;
o"iis Si i - * Gulf Oil
$3.75 preferred
(quar.i)—• 93%c
1 : ^3-14
$a%o
-Corp. (quar.)—
————
". Electronics: investment
Corp-.--—.—i
3c
2-25
2*>
$4,40 2nd preferred (quar.)
:
$L12% > 3-31 ^ 2-28
Gulf Pawer Co.. 4.64% preferred (quar.)—
$1.16
Eiilery Industries (quar.)—
25c ,
3-1
: 2-15
CoHtinerttai casualty-Co. (Chicago) (quar.)
35C '
3-1
-2-14
Gypsum, Ume is Alahastlne of Canada, Ltd.
'.rEmpifc District Elec. Co., 43A% -pfd. (quar#)
2-2$ * 2^4
Continental Copper As ^teel.Industries-—
, :
v
$30c
.-^Quarterly
5% : preferred (quar.).—i
'
$1-25
2-28 > 2-14 ;
5f«« preferred '(quar.)
31%c
3-1
2-5
730c
.Quarterly
#Em|dreXlfe insurance Co. (Ontario)— .. .
«
n,
„
Continental Life Insurance (Toronto) (s-a)_
1$JL30
8- 1
7-30
a.' Increased .aiiuually —1
480c
2-21
2- o
Cook Patot & Vainisb. common1 tquar.)
> ..25c
.
3-1
l
Hagan Chemicals & Controls—'
Employers .Reinsurance ^(increased quar.)-.,.
30c
2-25
2-14
$3 prior,preference (s-a)—.—
75c
3-1
2-12
5 %.. preferred (s-a)
63 %c
—
Extra
—a
25c
2-25
2-14
Cooper-Bessemer Cmcp. (quar.)
•
4.0c
3-24 i 3-h4
50o
Haclwnsaeii Water (quar.)
;—
Emporium Cap well (quar.)—-—
30c
3-10
2-20
Copeland Refrigeration (qiiar-)—
250
3-lfT
2-19
Hab.iv Brass, Ltd., common (quar.)——
$23c
Endicott Johnson Corp., com. (quar.)
50c
4-1
3-24
COpper Range Co. r(reduced)^-^—
12%c
3-1
2-7;
Class A
$20c
(quar.);
4% :preferred (quar.):
„~:z
Coppe'rweld Steel eo;, common (quar.
50c
3-10
2-24.
20c
-Hajoca Corp. (quar.)
—
Equitable Credit Corp., 60c pfd. (quaf.)
12%c
3- 1
- 2-17
5%
preferred (quar.)
62%o
3-10 - - 2-24
Hallnor Mine3, Ltd.
43c
Equitable Gas, common 4quar;)40c
3-1
2-10
6%
preferred (quar.)
....
75c
3-10
.2-24
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd., common (quar.)—$22 %c
4.50%
$1.12%
preferred (quar.)—
3-^1
2-10
Cornell-Dubilier Electric, com. (reduced).
20c
3-24
3-10
$$1.25
'5%-preferred (quar.)
Equitable Life Insurance (Canada) (annual)
465c .
2-21
2-14
$5.25 series A pfd. (quar.)..
25c
:...
$1.311,4
^ 4-15
3-24 1
Hamilton Watch Co., com. (reduced)
Extra
425c
2-21
2-14 1
Cornell Paper Board Products
: > ■
$1
Corp. (quar.)
25c
3-10
,2-28 r
4% conv. preferred (quar.)
—
Equity Corp., $2 preferred (quar.)^50c
3-1
2-7
Corning Natural Gas Corp. (quar.)
——
26c
.
2-28
2-10 s.
Hancock Oil Co., class A (quar.)
150'.,
—
Erie Railroad, $5 preferred (quar.)—
$L25
3- 1
- f- 7
Corroon & Reynolds, $1 preferred (quar^__
156 '
25c
4- 1
3-21
Class
B
(quar.)
—
$5 preferred -(quar.)
$L25
6- 1
5- J
Corson (G. & W. H.) Inc. (quar.)
lie
15c
3-7
2-21"
Handy & Harman,.common (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
$L25
9- l
o- a
Coimty Trust (White Plains)—
$1.25
5% preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
o"in
o'oa Stock dividend
5%
2-21
1-31
Hanover Bank (N. Y.)—
Erie & Pittsburgh RR., 7% pfd. (quar.)—.—
• 87%C
3-10
2-28
Creamery Package Mfg. (extra)
Stock dividend (one share for each nine
:
40c
2-20 • 2- 6
Erianger Mills Corp., common (quar.)
—
20c
2-28
2-ld
Cribbem & Sexton, 4*A% conv. pfd. (quar.)
shares held
•-28&C
3-1
2-10
Crown Cork
~45c
Harbison-Walker Refractories, com. (quar.)
International, $JL class A (quar.)
25c
4- 1
•
3-10
Faber, Coe & Gregg (quar.)—
85c / 3-1
2-15
Crown Zellcrbach Corp., $4.20 pfd. (quar.)—
6%
$1.50
$1.05
3- 1
2-10 *
preferred
(quar.)
Fafnir Bearing (quar.)
3-14
2-13
Crum df Forster, "8% preferred (quar.)
10c Harbor Plywood Corp. (quar.).
$2
8-31
3-14
-—
Fairbanks, Morse & Co. (quar.)
35c
3-1
2-7
Crystal CHI & Land Co.—
.400
Karnschfeger Corp. (quar.)
Farm Equipment Acceptance
(quar.)10c
2-27
2-7
$1.12 preferred, (quar.)—....
•25c
Harshaw Chemical Co. (quar.)
——
28c
3- 3
2-14
——
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance Co.r—
#
Cuban American
20c
Hart-Carter Co. (quar.)..
Sugar— (Syracuse, N. Y.) (quar.)———
S3
f \
1% preferred (quar.)
483/4C
Hartford Electric Light, 3.90% pfd. (quar.)
$1.75
4- 1
3-17
Fedders-Qulgan Corp., common (quar.)
•
25c
2-G8
2 18
7 ft preferred
5c
Hastings Mfg. (quar.)
———-—
(quar#)..
—
$1.75
7- 1 ;
6-17
5%% -preferred (quar.)
68.4c
2-28
2-18
1% preferred (quar.)
62%c
Hawaiian Pineapple Co., 5% pfd. A (quar.)
$1.75
9-29
9-17
Federal Asphalt Products (annual)
4c
2-28
12-31
Cunningham Drug Stores (quar.)
Hecla Mining Co.
12%c
i
40c
3-20
3-5
(quar.)—
—
Federal Compress As Warehouse (quar.)——
30c
3-1
1-28
Curtis Publishing, $1.60
5c
Hercules Gallon Products, com. (quar.).*—
prior pfd. (quar.)—
15c
4-1
2-28
Federal Glass Co. (increased)
45c
3-15
2-20
Extra
z
;
$1
4-1
2-28
Herold Radio 8s Electronics Corp.—
Federal Insurance Co. (quar.)
20c
3- 3
2-20
5c
$4 prior preferred (quar.)
Common (quar.)
75c
4- 1
2-28
—
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings (quar.)-——
60c
3-10
2-21
Extra
$1
4-1
2-28
Heyden-Newport Chemical Corp.—
Federal National Mortgage Ass'n (monthly)
17c
2-17
1-31
20c
Common (quar.)
Federal Pacific Electric (quar.)
20c
3-.17 . .3-3
87 %c
Dahlstrom Metal Door (reduced quar.)
3%%
20c
3- 1
2-14
preferred (quar.)
*
Federal Pauer Board
__
$1.09%
Day-Brlte Lighting (quar.)_
$4,375 preferred
15c
3- 1
2-17
(quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.) —
28 ,*c
3-15
2-27
Dayton & Michigan RR.,. common (s-a)
Hiawatha Oil & Gas Co.—
87%c
4-1
3-14
Field (Marshall) see Marshall Field & Co.—
12 %c
8fl> preferred (quar.)
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
$1
4- 1
3-14
Filtrol Corp. (quar.)
45c
3- 7
2-iu
Deere & Co., common
145 c
Hinde 8s Dauch Paper (Canada) Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.)
37^2c
4- 1
3- 3
Firestone Tire & Rubber, 4%% pfd. (quar.)
51<12;3
1%
preferred
15c
(quar.)
35c
3- 1
2-10
First Bank Stock Corp. (quar.)
—
*0c
Hires (Charles E.) Co. (quar.)
^-10
2-14
Delta Air Line3
(quar.)
30c
3- 3
2-17
Fishman
IM. H.) Co.
(quar.)-—'
17%c
3- 1
2-15
30c
Hobart Manufacturing (quar.)
Dennlson Mfg.,
voting com. (quar.)
'
40c
3-3
2-3
Flagg-Utica Corp., 5% prior pfd. (quar.)—
62%c
4-1
3-14
•/ sc
Common "A"
40c
3- 3
2-3
Hofmann Industries (initial s-a)
Flexible Tubing Corp. (stock dividend)
10%
3-31
2-17
8f» debenture stock (quar.)
30c
,
$2
3- 3
2- 3
Hilton Hotels, common (quar.)—
Flintkote Co., common (quar.)
—
50c
3-15
3-i.*
Dentists' Supply Co: of'New York (quar.)_
$2.25
25c
3- 1
2-14
5% 1st preferred A (quar.).
$4 preferred
—
(quar.)——
$1
3-15
|-19
Denver Tramway
34% c
Corp;—
5%% preferred A (quar.)
———
4%% 2nd preferred (quar.)————
$2.50 to $3.50.1st .preferred (quar.)
62'fec
6-15
6-5
40c
Food Mart, Inc. (quar.)
IVt
? 1
o k
Homcstake Mining Co. (quar.)
$2.50 to $3.50 preferred (quar.)-,
> 62%c
12-15
12- 5
Fort Pitt Bridge Works (quar.)
25c
3- 1
3-ia
50c
Detroit Harvester Co; (quar.)
Honolulu Oil Corp.—
—
—
30c
3-15
3- 1
Fort Wayne & Jackson RR.—
„
Detroit Mortgage &
250
Realty Co. (quar.)
l^c
3-15
3- 1
Hooker Electrochemical," common
(quar.)—
5%% preferred (s-a)—
S2.T5
3- 4
.2 31
$1J06&
Diebold,.: Inc.. (quar.^
15c
3-31'- • 3-17;
$4.25
preferred (quar.)
Freeport Sulphur Co., (quar.)
T 75c
3-1
214Disney (Walt) Production (quar.)—
10c
4-1
3-14
Friedman (L.) Realty (quar.)
10c
Hefrn & Hardart Co. (N. Y.j—
4%
2-16
2-13
66c
(quar.)
Products (quar.)
—
Getty Oil Co., 4% pfd. (quar.)
Giannlni (G. M.) & Co.—
:
3- 3
93340
-
—
Gerber
-i
2-14
3-3
i-;
Georgia-Pacific Corp.,
2-14
2-14
1-29
3-1
dividend
3-20
1
$1.25
$5' preferred
(quar.)
$3."75 preferred (quar.)
Stock
,
3- 5
4-
3-10-
—
i
3-15
3
4%
preferred
(quar.)
General Tire <fc Rubber (quar.)
2-14
4-1
3- 1
2-14
2-15
2-17
3-
50c
5.28%
2-14
-
50c
(quar.)—
2-10
-
-
1-31
——.
—
-
>
v
2-14
1-31
420c
-Douglas Aircraft
Extra
•
?
r
tSl'Ac
Dominion Tar & Chemical, com. (quar.)
412'/!iC
^"$1 preference (quar.)
425c
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly)
;«
25c
Donnelley (R. R.) dc Sons (quar.)20c
Donohue Bros., Ltd.
(quar.)
415c
Dorr,Oliver Inc., common (quar.).
—.—
>
15c
$2 preferred .(quar.)
—
50c
-
3-5
2-3...
«
-• -
(quar.)#.—-
3^? preferred (quar.)
Ltd. (quar,)_
2-25
2-13
2-28
2-25 '
3- 1:
«
«3- • 1 - :
.; 2-17. -
10c
~50c
2-27
3-5
10c
—
——————
quarter
:__A—
common
Dominion Bridge Co.,
Extra
—:
.
.09
i
-
t,
(quar.)
Advertising (quar.)
General Steel Castings Corp. (quar,)
General Telephone Co. of California—
5%% preferred (quar.)_
4%%.
(quar.)
General 'Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
5%, preferred tquar.)—
General Telephone Co. of Ohio
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
►General Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
$2.25 preferred (quar.)
;
Gencfral Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
•$5preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Corp., common (quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)"
4.75%
preferred* (quar.)—
4.25 % - x>referred
(quar.)-
2-13
■*
1
35c
General Outdoor
•
2-17
25c
$1.23
—
General Motors Corp.,.common
2-15
4-18
•
50c
•
Btock dividend
2-13
;06
J.—
^$1.56 -preferred, (quar.)
3-12
2-14.
4- 1
-
2-13
2-28
.12
i
.
Dominion
50q
3% %
—
.12
.06
-
-
Dominion & Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
2-14
3- 3
3- 3
2-28
2-13
5% 'preferred (quar.)
General Merchandise Co.
-2-28
,
-
3- 1
V
3-
3-15
50c
2-14
3-15
25c
(increased)
.05
'
-
Pepper Co. (quar.)
Dodge Manufacturing,
-
Co.
(quar.i.1
Electric, Ltd. (interim)
Foods Corp.
(quar.)
Enterprises (irreg.)
General Industries, common (quar.)
2-13
.06
dividend from net Investment Income).——
Dobbs Houses (quar.)-
,■^
Cigar
2-6
3-10
General Industrial
2-13
2-28
.07
——
Diversified' Investment Fund
•
2-10
<
-
.07
.«—*
Railroad Stock Shares
v
$4.50 preferred (quari)_—
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR. Co.—
2-13
2-13
.06
—
'-Equipmerit Shares
Tobacco Shares
Utilities Shares
2- 3
3- 3
General
2-28
2-28
"
2-10
3-12
3-15
•
General
—_
Steel Shares
2-17
50c
<••
—
.
2-10
-
2-13
.10
Railroad Bond-Shares
3-1^
3-14
2-17
-
2-28
—
Industrial Machinery Shares.-
3-30 *
3- 3- ^
4- 7 J
«
2-13
Electronics & Electrical Equipment Shares
Shares
■;
3- 1
3-12
2-28
.07
Food
Railroad
3- 5
-56%c
—
General
Chemical Shares
*
2-10
i
.09
General Acceptance Corp., common
General America Corp. (quar.)
.08
Aviation Shares
2-2a
2-10
2- 8
2-13
3-K
2-14
2-24
>3-31
2-25
2-13
Fund
Mining Shares
^.Petroleum Shares
.
2-28
-
Merchandising Shares
share plus this dividend)—
».. $1.33
3- 1
•
Industries (quar.)--..-—.—
—
10c
3-14
Aircraft (increaaed-quar.)_
40c
2-21
Chain Belt Co. (quar.)^.— .
*
:
50c
2-25
Champion Paper & Fibre, cem. -(quar.)—
30c
3- r
$4.50 preferred (quar.)—
-$1.12%
4-1
Champlin Oil & Refining, $3-pref. (quar.) —
75c
3-1
Cliaivce (A. B.) Co- (4uaxr.)—
30c
3-10
Channing: Corp. (quar.)
~
15c
2-20 Chenango A; Unadilln Telephone Corp.— v :
'• * >;
preferred <-quar.)-^—w-_—l—— ;$1.12%. .-U4-15
Chesapeake fc OlfioHy., coin- (quar.)__——: ^: - - $1. - ; 3-20
3%% preferred (quar.)——■
.
-'87%c
5- 1
Chicago, Buriiiigtoi* & Quincy RR. (irreg.)
$1.50
3-31
Chicago Molded Products (quar.)
10c
4-16
Chicago Pneumatic* Tool (quar.)_
'
25c
3-10 v
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co., com. tquar.)
40c
3-1
4f'o preferred (quar.)
> " $1
3- 1
2-13
.06
Building Shares
2-15
1-31
3- 3
(accum.)
Holdera
3-15
(increased quar.)
2-28
Industry Funds:
,
*
Institutional-Bond
Gardner-Denver Co., com.
Gas Service (quar.)—
11
Payable of Rec.
15c
i—
$.13
Automobile Shares
per
(quae#)——
Fund
Stock
The General Bond Fund—
3-18
3-18
3-18
Century
Cities Service Co.
Common
Capital Growth Fund^
The Fully Administered Fund
.12-10
2-20
Cessna
City
income
When
Share
Company
Gar Wood Industries, 4%%
pfd.
The
to he redeemed en March 1 at $100
Issue
Par
Name of Company
Gabriel
payments from net investment
The
9-10
3- 1
2-28
3-13
Holdera
Payable of Rec.
General Funds:
2-15
2-14
3-10
6-10
*
$1.12%*
42%c
25c
When
Share
Distributors Group, Inc.—
3-12
$1.25
.
$1.25
(incr.)
42c
—.
-■*
$1
$1.06%
—1—
$1.23
preferred <quar.)-^—
4.25% preferred (quar.)-.—..—
4.92 % preferred <quar.)-._——
Central Louisiana Electric—
4.50% preferred (quar.)
.
Central & Soutli West Corp. (increased)—
Central Steel & Wire Co.—
4%
4- 1
$1.75
30c
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)---_
preferred
7%
preferred
Holdera
Payable of Rec.
Share
6%%
CO.,
When
Par
\
Name of Company
(783)
•'
•2-1$
2-21
a- 3
3-13
2-21
1
'
►
•
-
■
-
--
-
-
3-14
3-25
3-10
2-11
v.i
2-11
3-10
•
-
——
3-17
•-•
2-21
-
^
-
•8-H
4- 1
•
j* •a-14
2- 5
2-20
•
-
2-14
4* 1
-
-
"
,
-2-24 !•"
-
2-7
,
^
.
2-2$ 4
-
2-13
3-10-.
-
———
:
■;
.
.
-
3-10
'
.
/
-2*2$
2-28
3-17
2- 7
2-21
3- 1
2-14
2-21
.
-310
•
2-1$
•
•
244
-3-10 *
■
HWO
-6— ' 9 V
..
3-11
"4-
2-7
>
3-15
1
3-
3
2- 3
6-
,
2
5- 1
.
—
——
_
•
4-30
-
—
*4-11
2-14
3- 1
4-
3-12
4-
1
3-12
3- 1
-
1
2-14
.
3-3
2-12
2-10
5-15
O- 6
3-1
-
-
.
2-21
3-14.
3-14
'2-7
3-
3
2-14
3-
-
>7
2-B8
■*
2-21
2-29
.
3
2-14
-
-
2-24
4--3
3-7
2-21
4-
-
.
3-20
1
3-10
2-26
3- 1
2-20
3-
.
.
2-13
4-21
,
.
1-24
3- 3
•
2-15
1
3-15
3- 5
2-28
2-14
2-20
3-20
3* 5
3-15
2- 5
2-25
-
3-
1
2-14
3-
1
2-14
3- 1
2-14
2-12
2- 5
3-25
2-28
—
nn„.
—
3-
1
2-14
3-
1
2-14
'
—
fil
1-31
2-25
3- 1
1
2-15
3-
1-15
2-15
3-
1
2-15
3-17
3- 3
3-10
2-20
-
2-20
2- 3
•
3- 3
3-26
.
.
.
,
Distillers Co.. Ltd.. <interim)Leas British
-
depositary.
Distillers
income tax
•
Corp.-Seagrams,
—
•
3-10
7^»f#.
12-23 '
and-expenses ior
•
-
Ltd.
•
.
(quar.)
430c
J
■
3-14
2-24
Quarterly
————
Quarterly
Fruehauf
Fruit' of
frraflerT^T;--preferred (quar.)'
the
Loom
(reduced)—
,
..
^
10c
•'"■51
50c
^-15
8-15
11*15
3"14
J-I
8-1
11* 1
M*
5%
preferred
-Hot Sbappes,
Class
B
(quar.)::
common
—
(stock .dividend)r-—
(stock dividend)————
1%
If#
2-14
3- 1
$1.23
•
3-14
*
■
3-14
,
2-20
4
.2-2$
-
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(704)x
When
Par
„
Household Finance Corp.,
2-20
2- 6
4-15
3-31
3.80%
4-15
3-31
3-31
preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)——
(quar.)
B
3-31
4.20%
3-10
2-14
4.20%
12y2C
2-28
2-10
4.35%
preferred
4.35%
25c
4-15
4-
5
4.50%
25c
4-15
4- 8
4.50%
preferred (quar.)
preferred tquar.)___.—_
preferred (quar.)
15c
3-
2-11
1
Kawneer
Co.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
4.60%
preferred
Fund
ment
3-
37y2c
2-20
3-
1
1
3-15
4-;i
4-
1
3-
30c
3-
1
3-
1
4-
l -
3-20
4-
X
$1
4-15
$1.05
La
3-17
4-
$1.15
$1.41%
4-
4-1
,
1
1
(S.
S.)
&
Consolidada
Lake
3-17
5%
preferred
1
3-17
Lake
Superior
3-17
Lake
of
3-
1
2-10
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-10
15c
(M.
50c
1
2- 3
Lanston Industries
1
6- 2
La
2-14
1
Salle
Lane
'•
Wine
&
from
;
cents
(13
cents
9
f
from
3-15
from
Corp. of America
Inter-Ocean Reinsurance Co
Securities
22C
5%
—
security
50c
D. ,C.)
(s-a)
dividend)*———
Co.
5%
3-
1
1
1
class A
2-15
2-
Leslie
CO
I—4
1-21
$65c
3-20
2-18
3-10
2-10
1
5c
3-
1
21c
2-28
1-31
3-
1
2-13
25c
3-
1
2-
$17 %c
2-14
3-
$70c
2-14
1
2-28
2-15
5
Little
1
2-15
•"
>
4-
1
1
4-21
1
4-21
$2.40
1
7-21
Loblaw
25c
8-
1
7-21
1st
37 %c
____
(quar.)
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
4-
1
3-15
60c
(quar.)
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15 "
45c
3-
1
preferred
5%
J.
JVM
$1.10
Microwave
Co.
preference B
preference
C
5%
preference
6%
preference E
Jan teen,
Electric
D
Inc., 5%
Jefferson
3-14
3-
1
3-
1
2-14
3-
1
2-14
3-
1
2-14
3fic
3-
1
35^c
3-
1
2-14
44c
3-
1
2-14
_
1
2%
$25c
(stock
dividend)^
(initial)—.
1
3-
3
3-
2-14 ;
1
2-
5
5c
Tea
3% %
Co.,
2- 3
3-10
2-20
3-15
2-28
$1.26
4-
3-14.
IIIII
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Marshall
4-
1
2-28
4 Vi %
4-
1
2-28
4-
1
Marshall-Wells
2-28
xiy2%
Massachusetts
4-
1
2-26
3-
1
50c
II—I
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
Laughlin Steel Corp.,
preferred A
(quar.)
93%c
40c
com.
(quar.)
2-28
2-14
5-
3-11
2-21
4-
1
1
3-
3-14
3-
7
4
Kalamazoo Stove &
Furnace
$3.75
___
IIIIII
(liquidating)
-
■
5
"
2-
11-
1
4-15
;
;
2-25
3-10
3 -17
common
2-25
5 '1
2-14
8
3-14
2-
3-28
7
3-10
3-31
$25c
6-30
*
3-10
25c
3-
4-15
,
"
6-18
4-1
2-20
:
3-15
3-
2-14
3-15
CO
Industries
(quar.)
01
(series
1947)
preferred
(series
1945)
preferred
2-13
McColl-Froutenac
1
2-14
McCord Corp.,
$1.03%
3-
1
2-14
$1.18%
3-
1
2-14
(quar.)
Oil
Mclntyre Porcupine
McKesson
&
Ltd.
—
(quar.)
Mines,
Inc.
3-31
3-11
55c
3-
1
2-14
93 %c
3-
1
2-14
93 %c
3-
1
2-14
3-
1
2-14
2-28
1-31
$40c
Ltd.
50c
!
(quar.)
(quar.)—
>
;
;
t5c
.
4-
2-28
2-14
62 %c
3-28
•3-14
$50c
3-3
2-
70c
3-14
2-28
3
1
3-14
3-
1
2-14
4-
•
1
3-7
10-1
9-5
1-2-59
12- 8
'
3-14
50c
3^10
,15c
,3-1
1
2-19
;2-14
.' 2-44
3-18
20c
2-28
2-14
25c
2-25
10%
3-25
3-10
t
2-t4
62V2c
Co.
4-
50c
3-
3-36
50c
(qhar.)
.«
40c
..
44-
1
4-
—
York
Air
Co.
York
Dock,
'
;'2-28
3\»
'
6
2««0
..
2-14
3-1
2-_V
l"3u
50c
pfd.
2-10
(quar.)
$1
4-1
3-7
$1.01)4
4-1
3-7
3-10
2-
40c
2-28
2-14
50c
4-
1
2-26
2- o
8- 5
2- 5
2-2u
(quar.)_^
common
$2
2-24
$2
(quar.).
8-25
$2.50
—;—
&
-
3- 6- '' 2-20
15c
(s-a!)
Electric
3-17
2-17
3-15
*
" 3-1
(quar.)-,—
Shipbuilding Corp.
3-10
95c
Common
New York State
3-10
-
1
:-
4%
Y., Chicago & St. Louis RR.
preferred
3-10
37%*c
(reduced)*
Brake
*
&.
(quar.)_.__,
New
2-28
1
4-
20c
Pipe Line Co.—
(quar.)
2-28
-
I
35c
i
Natural Gas
Jersey Zinc
2-10
3-15
'
25'c'L.
4)4% pfd. (quar.)——^ $1.0614
Bros.;' Inc. ..(quar.)
*20e
Nokoosa-Edwardst Paper, class, A (initial)_—
17c
Non-voting class' B'unitial)
l*7c
New
■
(Pittsburgh)
25c
preferred
3-7
4-1
$1.75
-
Jersey Power 6c Light,
6-8
7-2
t5c
Neisner
N.
3-14
2-28
4-
Corp.
4.05
4-17
1
5-
(quar. »_
Neiman-Marcus Co.,
Now
1
3-15
25c
J15c
2-24
35c
,—
3-
5
;
7
Gas—•
_
3.75%
4%%
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
93%c
5%
3%%
Electric,
common
preferred
3- 7
3- 7
4-
1
$45c
3-
1
f$1.25
3-
1
27V2C
3-
1
93%c
Light 6c Power,
preference (quar.)
Newport
4-1
4-
1
2-17
3-17
35c
3-
1
2-14
35c
3-14
2-28
$1.12%
;
Newfoundland
3-7
$1.12%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4-1
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Newport-News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock
Quarterly
Niagara Share Corp. (Md.) —
(4c
from
net
invest,
inc.
2-18
2-10
Co.
•_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Robbins
2-21
85c
(quar.)
(quar.)——
common
preferred
8
12-31
20c
(quar.)
common
preferred
2-7
:
,
(quar.)
dividend
New York
2-18
3-
2-7
3-1
Lumber/ Ltd.,'couimon-*____^-______
Nevada
"
2-11
2-15
3-1
•,
$5c
:
:
3-3
$8c
National Union
2-17
'
3-15
"
$37%c
(quar;)
Fire Insurance
2-14
n-
f20c
-
B
National Tea
$5
25c
.
National Screw & Mfg. (quar.)
Shirt Shops (Delaware)
(quar.)__
National Starch Products
(quar.) __.
New
1
3-1
$15c
*__!
Co.—
preferred
Amsterdam
Casualty - (s-a)_
New Britain
Gas-Light (quar.)
'
2-14
—
New
3-14
2-20
2-15
3-31
.
(Canada)
Lead Co., 7%
preferred A (quar.l
National Malleable & Steel Castings
(quar.)_
National Oats,, Co. (quar.)
$1.50
4- 1
2-27
3
'
2-14
1
3-10
*
25c
-
,2-14 *
3 *- *2-11
2-28 r
20c
^
$1.06)4
common
2-11
3-10
■*
Class A
'
3-7
3-
$1.18%
(quar.)
Preferred
2-15
.
3-10
$30c
A
Nehl
1
35c
50c
Ltd.,
(quar.)_•
Quarterly
Nazareth".Cement
3-18
$$1.25
..
45c
3
2-11
*.2-27
45c
(quar.
A
Noober
2-28
$25c
Insurance
(quar.)
I
2-10
3-
$3
Life
2-28
2-28
$L0G)4
*
•
"
2-20
4-15
:•
•/.,? $1.06
(quar,)__—_
2-
2-3
*2-28
>
.
10c
(quar.)_
Stock
$20c
12%c
(quar.)
2-18
3-10
$1.75
(quar,)__
1-31
2-11
2-18
.
50cv
.<
.
2-14
25c
35c
(quar.)<
1
2,-21
30c
National
2-28
2-28
3-
50c
;
A
Class
2-28
3-10
$1.25
2-13
2-11
2-25
2%%v
National
3
3-10 >.
r.
3-
2%%-
t
,
Grocers;
preferred
Class
3-14
15c
;
&
2-
_
15c
30c
2-21
;i.
Chemical
Class
10-23
3-12
$25c
50c
3-15
50c
(quat.)
Class
7-23
35c
26V4c
Gypsum Co., common .(quar.)_—,
50c
$4.5U preferred (quar.)*_
$1.12%
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.,"class A
(quar.) ,
$5c
4-23
'.
2-21
14%c
Quarterly
.-
25c
2-14
3-15
shrs.
conv.
National
2-3
3-10
:_
preferred (quar.)
National Electric Welding Machine
3-21
35c
(quar.)
:'/
3-20
$1.75
:
60c
$1.50
2-17
1
..
preferred
2-15
30c
>/
Comniouu.
v
""
3-1"
25c
Distillers Cheinieal Corp.—
Common (qUaf.),r_JZ__I_
4V4%
2-17
2-G7
2-28
(quar.)
and
31c
from
(Continued
on
page
long-term capital gains)
48)
1
l.
v'••«..•.«, v.'.
2-28
National
-
2-14
v
4-'l
..10c
8c
40c
National
1
2-28
:
3-14
$1
-preferred, (quar.
"National Dairy Products. Corp.
7
3-31
17c
3-
2-28
2-
——
2-28
$1.70
1
8-
._.
common
Indemnity
59%c
$2.50
3-
5-~ l
*
(quar.)
Co.,
22 %c
(quar.)IIIHIH
Co.
Co.,
May Department Stores,
$3.75
;
$1.25
Quarterly
Maule
5
2-22
$1.75 '
(quar.)
Massachusetts Investors Trust
(special dis¬
tribution of net realized
long-term capital
gains from portfolio
transactions during
$3.40
(quar.)
&
3- 7
4-
Kaiser Aluminum &
Chemical Corp.—
Common
preferred ($50
par)
414% preferred
(quar.)
•4%% preferred
(quar.)
Field
preferred
1957)
2-
$1:75
(quar.)
Marmon-Hcrrington
Mathews Conveyer
62 %c
25c
(quar.)
4-17
1
$1.25
Kokenge Co
4%%
preference
2-20
2-28
7
1
$1
*
1
2-25
3-
Milling Co., Ltd.—
1
3-
5
$1
—
4-
3-28
5
2-
2-10
I
f3-10
1
4%%
5
2-
3-
15c
r
**
National.Cylinder Gas,-common
41/4%.. preferred (quar.)
Drug &
Common, (quar.)
2-
1
3-
____*_
(quar.)
common
National
1
1
2-10
-•
(stock-'-dividend)-!
;
5
3-
$1
;
priority shares (quar.)
Conv. priority shares
(quar.)—
:
Maine Central
RR., 5% preferred (aocum.)
Mallory (P. R.) & Co. (quar.)
Manhattan Shirt Co.
(quar.)
Manning, Maxwell & Moore (quar.)
Maple Leaf Gardens Ltd.
(quar.)—*
4-
15c
2-
3-
50c
,
1
3:
HV4C
*
(R. C^) Co.
(quar.)*
Mailman Corp., Ltd.—
$37%C
$1.25
;
■
Mahon
xiy4%
xiy4%
(quar.)
2-i7
3-
$51 Vac-:
D
Xl%%
...
(quar,)
Store Fixtures'
(quar.)
I
MocGvegor Sports Products (quar.)*
Macmllllan Co., common (quar.)
MacMillan & Bloedel Ltd., class B
(extra)
Macwhyte Co. (quar.)
Magor Car Corp. (quar.)
Maple Leaf
%
.3-10
$37 %c
Lunkenheimer Co.
(quar.)
Lynch Corp. -(quar.)
Lyon Metal Products (quar.)
$$1.75
—
&
Julian &
1
3
2-17*"'
$51 %c
Joint
5%
(quar.)
_
(quar.)
common
preferred
2-17
3
$1.20
(quar.)
preferred
2-
28c
com.
2-20
2-
3-15
,3-10
$60c
Baltimore Hotel, 7% 2nd
pfd.
7% 2nd iwoferred (qu&r.)
7%: 2nd preferred
(quar.)—
Louisville & Nashville RR..
(quar.)
Lowney (Wplter M.) Co., Ltd., pfd.
&
3
$1
$10c
_
:
Pipe, common (mothnly)
(monthly)
B%. preferred (quar.)—
M
2-10
.y
3-31
-
$10c
Conv.
5%
(quar.)
-
2-14
97% c
(quar.)
'
3-14
93 %C
;
(quar.)
Johnson & Johnson
5%
1
1
$1.05
:
(stock dividend)
Jamaica Public Service,
Ltd.,
7%
preference (quar.)
Jones
44-
20C
Jamestown Telephone
Corp., common
5% 1st preferred (quar.)—
Jewel
3-14
Tug & Bargo, Ltd.—
Jaeger Machine
5%
3-14
1
$1.20
participating preference
E., Plastics Mfg.
,7%
1
*
(quar.)—,
Irving Trust (N. Y.)
2-26
44-
(quar.)
Southern Utilities, common
4%% preferred
(quar.)
$1.76
3-26
/.
.
—
1-30
82 %c
__
—
common
Iowa
Island
40c
3-10
$1.08%
(quar.)
(quar.) _______
(initial)
preferred' (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—_
preferred (quar.)
3.90%
5%
2-17
3- 1
$2.50
;>
7% ;.'preferred
(quar.v)
National By-Products, i Inc.
50c
—_
Common
1-30
3-
10c
Loblaw, Inc. .'(quar.)
Local Finance Corp.
(Rhode Island)—
Preferred
Lock
3-10
2-20
75c
.
—
preferred (quar.)
Groceterias Ltd., common
preference
.
>
2-21
3-14
Nichol,
(quar.),
(reduced)
Co/
»
3-10
J22%C
t.
2-15
2-26
4-Q
—$$1.19
Foundation—Beneficial
Biscuit
»
30c
(quar.)
corn,
2-10
1
3-15
62%c;.
(quar.)
National
2-14
„
Income
3-15
3-
3T%c
.
2-14
;;
$1.25
(quar.)
3
•
3- 1
3-
;
,
:.—
v
3-15
,
25c
:_.
,
3-1
•
30c
i
3-20
3-31
,
:
t._,,.
2-14
1
-
2-14
1
4-
25c
2-2$
1
3-
f25c
—
3-17
3-
34c
$1.25.
Extra dividend payable in ,stock__^___
National; Aluminafce '/(quarj)__
.
Lord
(quar.)
(quar.)
*
/■
,; 25c
preferred (quar.)
2nd
11-
25c
53 %C
com.
&
preferred
'
37% C
'
Power,
Iowa Power & Light, com.
3.75 %
3-14
5-
preferred
45c
Original capital
Siiecial guaranteed: (quar.)
Loblaw Cos., Ltd., class A
(quar.).
Class B
(-quar. >
RR.—*
a-1
,
2-28
(quar.)—
National., Airlines
2-14
$1
~
3-15
(Springfield,
National Acme: Co.
2-21
3-
1
3-17
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
;
1-31
5
3-1
/
4-
90c
preferred
Mutual
7
$1
i
$1.10
1
,
(qiiar.)
Corp.
Murphy (G. C.)
2-19
2-21
.
60c
~
3-
22c
75c
"B"
10c
(quar.)
f
2-
Wheel
5)4%
7
3-10
90c
...
(increased)—
(non-voting) (quar.)
Lindsey Chemical Co. (quar.)
Link-Belt Co. (quar.)
Bltecraft Industries*
5-
Iowa Public Service,
Inc.
—
Virginia (quar.)
Tobacco (quar.).
(EIil !&~CoT—
8-
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
2-
3-17
3-15
Preference; (quar.)
Munsingwear, Inc.,
1-31
..
;
3-1-."'
$1.31)4
Glass
Investors,
y 3-1
1
1
(quar.)
Ltd.,
2-14
4-
,<
(J. P.)-«S Co: (quar.)
IricZ (Veduced)
(Formerly i knownv as-.Morningstar
Inc.)
•
•. "•
Motor
2-14
2-17
10c
(quar.)—
25c
Island)—
1
lie
common
of
Miami
3-
2-14
net
(quar.)
Insurance
Common
from
-
Electric, com. (quar.)
(Subject to authorization
State authorities)
4.20%
7
2-28
Stock dividend.
4.40%
4.80%
preferred
15c
(quarterly
Insurance
25c
Gas
(quar.)
Fund
income) ;
McNeill & Libby,
37 %C
&
1-27
Trust
Co.
Co.
Morrison Knudsen Co.
Motor Finance Corp.
2-17
3-. 3
2-10
4-
(quar.)
Mount Diablo Co.
2-21
,
3- 3
Liggett & Myers
Lilly
"
2-21'
5
3-17
net
37 %c
3-
25c
Life
t
3- i>
.
50c
2-14
3-
$1.25
tqtiar.jy____aL_
(quar.)___
•
50c
2-28
/
$1.15
Morniligstar-Paisley
;
3-10
35c
Morgan
v.
2-27
40c
Libbey-Owens-Fortl
2-14
2-11
(quar.)—
Co.
Engineering
5%.%
3-14
3-11 4
Chemical
preferred
4%%
2-1
25c
Machine. Tool
Morgan, (Henrj);-&
3-14
1
(quar.)
Cement (quar.)
investment
Libby,
;
37 %C
Light
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.35%
3.30%
Salt
1
2-28
$1.50
_
2-10
4-
,
15c
—
Co.
Electric
of
5
:
5c, '
Sons
3-15
1
.4-
62 %C
t
1
3-
.
35c
»
*
.
&
Life
Extra
4.30%
Lehigh Portland
(quar.)
Participating
4.80%
2-25
D.)
(James)
(quar.)
$2.50 preferred
Iowa-Illinois
3-10
1
(quar.)
4-
25c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Extra
Lexington
Participating
$2.50 preferred
Iowa
(H.
Lees
He
—
(quar.)
Company (quar.)
2-10
Lestern
——
Interprovincial Building Credits, Ltd
Interprovincinl Pipe Line, Ltd. (s-a)
Interstate Engineering
interstate Motor Freight System
(quar.)_—
$2.50 preferred
Lee
(quar.)
Catty Co.
3-15
special of
a
18c from accumulated undistributed
profits from the sale of securities)
International Silver Co. (quar.)
International Utilities Corp. (quar.)
(Rhode
>
v
Inc.
3-14
Ltd.—
Petroleum
Ltd.
(quar.)
International Resistance Co. (quar.)
'.' International Resources Fund, Inc.—
plus
&
1
3-
G.), Inc.
$2.50 preferred
Leetronics,
3-10
$35c
Canada,
(R.
2-19
2-1
1
40c
(s-a)
$2.50;<
3
3-
(quar.)
Moo.re-McCormack Lines,, (quar.)
Morgan Engineering', Co.*,- common
3-15
3-
3-1
t
40c "
common
Co.
•
~
2-17
5c
4%c*':'
Insurance
2-17
%Y»s
.
^—
(quar.)
Pipe Line Co.,
Utilities,:-common.
2-28
2-28
v
(quar.)
common
Moore-Handley-Hardware Co.—■
5% preferred (qiiar.;)^
3-15
,
Light,
preferred*, (quar.)—
Monarch
2-»15
3-
&
2-28
5c
;
Regulator (quar.)_—
Louis, Ry. ( quar.)_*___—
St.
&
Power
Monsanto
2-14
3-
J25C
1
3-25
$1.75
:—.—_
(3c from net invest, inc.
4-
2-17
|25c.
(quar.)—
,r.v
56V4C
'
,v
2-18
2-14
3-14
,2-28
10c
y,
preferred
Mass.)
2-10
30c
Ltd.
3-1
3-15
">
Lu.
2-20
4-21
3-13
,
,
27'%c
"
1
4r30
/
25c
,
;v>
Monarch '* Life
5
3
1
Leath & Co., common
2-14
2-21
3-
4-
25c
International
Investors Trust
*■
(quar.)_!—
Modern Containers,
tLtd., class A
Mohawk- Rubber" Co.- '(quar.)a_—
3
2-
5%
-
2-18
2-20
,
25c
75c,
(annual)
Kansas
Missouri
1
2-
-
2-20
4-
10c
8c
of
;
Interstate Securities
7
>
1
o.2R
3-
.' 20c
Class B
2-15
3"
3
3-
50c
(quar.)
,
Shops,
3-
t$l
65c
—
Machines
profits)
Nickel
3-
3
1
3-15
10c
—
(quar.)
Candy
i 3-
.
t$1.75
12ViiC
-
(stock
4.44%
2-15
-
3.1
2-28 *
3-14
..?■
"
.
5% preferred (quar,)______—
Mississippi Power, $4.60 preferred
Missouri
1
.t$l
Lee
(increased)
International Cigar Machinery Co. (quar.)—
International Harvester Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
International Investors, Inc.—
(5c from net invest, income plus 3c from
realized
2-28.
50c
—
2-
1
Corp.
International Business
Quarterly
3-
2-14
(irregj
Le Tourneau
profits)
(stock div.)
4%
preferred
(s-a)
International Bank (Wash.,
International'
)
:.1;
plus
securities
Insurance
Inter-Ocean
,
income
Minnesota
4-15
Participating class B: (irregular)
1%
non-cumulative preferred
(irregular)
2-17
Fund—
investment
Minneapolis
3-15
3-
40c
(quar.)_
Co. (quar.)
Lawson & Jones, Ltd., partic.
30c
1-30
1
2-21
i.
$1.25
>
securities
—
Foundation
1>
5- 1
„
3-10
%
*
Minneapolis-Honeywell
3-
30c
.
—
Institutional
common.-
.
3-14
Ltd.—
Champagne
Bryant, Inc.
Secord
*——■—
Mining
Ex'tra '
'
—
Milling,
Land Title Insurance
Laura
16c
Mineral
3.4
3-14
.
(quax\)
—:
4-
,
.0766
pfd
,
and
2-14
3-28
$1.75
—
2rl4
1
3-
$1.50
s
(quar.)
Inc.
3-
3-
i'
.
Safety Appllahces Co.—
/4Va% preferred (quar.)
2-14
.,
J
30c
10c
(quar.)
Extra
3.
4-1
.$1.62%
pfld.
,
1-4
4-1
•
30c
...
.c
,
4--
v.,
Mine
:
62 Vac
(quar.)
7-
$1
97%c
(quar.)__
Miller. & Rhoades
lv
3-12
1
(quar.)__*_—37%c/;-...
2-14.
5-
Water.
1
^ 4-
—
:
H 3 b ^
!r" 3I 5
;i " 3.1
3-31
';%4-
96%'C
$1.08%
$1.11%
—
,
J
18
'
25c
—,
Midland Oil Corp.,
conv.
Mielile-Goss-Dexter Inc.
2-15
;
(quar.)
Mickelberry's Food Products
2-14
2-28
; 50c
Ishpeming RR. Co,
H.)
n" Z
310
y. 95c
1
preferred«>(quar.—__
Meyer (II. II.) Packing Co.—
6%% preferred (quar.)
Michigan, Seamless Tube Co.,.
y2-14
2-25
40c
..
.
(quar.)——————
&
7% preferred
Lamston
(14c from invest¬
6%
—
the Woods
$3
.—
preferred
Extra
1-31
,'2-24
."5-15
3%
Superior District Power Co.—
75c
*
6
5-29
.2-24.",
25c
preferred
Conimon ' (qhar.)-
j
3-17
3-28
-
'r-iiy'.i
(quary)______—____
preferred (quar.)—
Mexico
Refractories„_,_
Meyer-Blanke Co.,, (quar.—
2-28
y2-21
$1.25
———
(S. A.)
,1
V 30c
as
4.45%.
3-10
.3-
2-20
7c
(quar.)—-
Co.
2nd
non-cum.
1
25c
3.90%
4.35%
;
7
Middlesex
Co.
II.)
4-
$1.06V4
(quar.)
'
:
6-15
10c
,.
preferred
3., 7
.
(quar.)—_
4■
-
»
$1.25
—
.
7%
3-20
37 %c
(quar.-
corrqctlyKTep'crted in these colunms
'
y-3.85%
3- 4
.
.
3-15
5c
common
2"14
$1.20
(quar.)
.
2-10
40c
(quar.).
(quar.)
$2.50
preferred (quar.)
Kroger Company Co., common (quar.)
6% conv,' 1st preferred (quar.)
2-14
25c
pfd.
common
quarterly payment. % v
,.i;%
Metropolitan Brick, ;lhc.2*_*-.;
Metropolitan Edisoir Co.v ;3.80%> pfd.y(quar.)
2-17
6C
tt
.
a,20c
2-28 ;
20c
(quar.)
Creaihery, 60c preferred
Kress :(S.
14c
(quar.)
„
_________
Kreege
cap¬
4.80%
...
28y8c
5c
Koeliring Co.
2-18
3-17
2-14
6
3-28
.—
—
_
of
1
3-
y
•
*
Knudsen
2-18
3-
3-
$1
1-27
$32 %c
$37 %c
(quar.)
2-25
—
—,
Corp.; class A (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Knox Glass, Inc. (stock dividend)————
Ltd.—*
profits).
(quar.)—.—
Knox
1
4-
2-20
/
i20c
Fund (a distribution of 3.3c
from income plus 6.7c from profits)
*
Knights Life Insurance Co. of America—
2-14
4-15
>t
Knickerbocker
12-15
1
3-
1
$1.18%
50c"
6-16
12-30
3-
3-15
J *
**
1
14
7%">. preferred-(qitar.),
87%c
■y> Common^dividend'shown above was In■
..
2- 5
.
32c
i-
Common
9-15
57%C
(year-end
Bank Fund
income
3-15
6-30
45c
.
Co
2-15
9-30
$1.25
—
plus 10c from
< s-a)
Shares,
1
$1.25
—
,
Boston
common
2-14
3-31
Kingsburg Cotton Oil,
x
4-
preferred B
Metal'& Thermit-Cor.p.,
¥ ■
7
2;
30c
(monthly)
4.80% preferred (quar.)
Keystone Portland Cement
1-24
2-28
$1.25
•
Water Co.
preferred
Steel
2-17
$1.25
;
5% preferred A (quar.)
4(4% preferred B (quar.)—
Institutional
2-28
2-14
2-20
r
20c
com. (quar.)
4y2% conv. preferred (quar.)
Keyes Fibre Co., common (quar.)
2-18
2-28
'
2-28
(quar.)—___
..
—
Institutional
3-15
3-10
24c
Ingcrsoll-Rand,
+6 \A C
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries,
$1.25
—
Inland
Kerr Income Fund
2-11
50c
Indianapolis Power & Light, com. (quar.)—
4% preferred (quar.)—,
4.20% preferred (quar.)—
1—
4.60% preferred (quar.)-*
5.65% preferred (quar.)—.—
Indianapolis Water, common (quar.)
6%
2-11
1
1-31
i,
,,
3-14.
f
.i'"'1',
(quar.)—
1
2-20
3-28
20c
o
v
3.
-
(quar.)__
Land
3-
12y2c
'
(quar.)
Indiana Telephone Corp.,
preferred
County
3-
18c
gains) '_
Indiana Gas 6c
434%
C
39110
——
(quar.)_——
of
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, Ltd.
35c
—,
,
from investment income
ital
Kern
2-11
5%
Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints Ltd., com.
$1.50 conv. partic. pfd. (quar.)
Income
1-11
1
(quar.)—
common—
Idaho Power, common
1
3-
——
Huttig SaSh & Door, com.
5% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
I-T-E Circuit Breaker,
1
3-
60c
(quar.)
A
3-
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3114c
Hugoton Production Co. (quar.)
Oil & Refiping Co. (quar.)
dividend
2-28
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——
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5-15
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17
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30c
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$1.08%
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75c
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5.70% preferred C (quar.)—
6.25% preferred D (quar.)——
$1.41 2nd preferred (quar.)
5%
25c
—
Hiutson Bay Mining & Smelting
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp., com.
Hunt Foods & Industries,
2-11
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Houston Oil Field Material Co. (quar%__--Houston Terminal Warehouse & Cold Storage
Co., class A (quar.).,—,
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com.
$1.10
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Kansas City Power & Light,
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Hotel Corp. of America, 5% .pfd. (accunn)-rr.
Housatonic Public Service (quar.)--—j—
Par
Holdera
.
Volume
Number 5717
187
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(785)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for 1'rev ions
Yea
r
STOCKS
I !>">"}
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest.
Lowest
Lowest
Oct
21
33% Jun
37 Vi Feb
12
51% July 15
Nov
13
28
S3
xi74 Jan
104 '/a
17
May 22
17% Jun
2
30% Jan
3
43% Jan
,
13
14
Jan
13
Jan
24
31
106
Jan
4%
ABC
64% May 17
37% Jan
44
Feb
7
21
14% Jan
16
Jan
27
ACF-Wrigley
Dec
27
16% May 27
88% Jan
8
19% Jan
45 Va Feb
14
Acme
21
27 % July
Mar
24
1
Feb
21
15
23 Va Dec
30
July
155
Jun
5
Jan
8
72
Jan
16
74% Jan
27
4% Jan
2
24
200 VA Jan
27
6
80
Jan
21
30 Va Jan
2
65% Apr
3
110% Jun
13
35
16
Jan
9
2
96
3
Jan
31
Jan
20
72% Jan
2
80% Feb
4
3
21
Jan
2
24% Feb
10
Gas
40 Va Jan
2
Industries
Allied
Allied
Allied Products
IB
35% Jan
2
43% Feb
14
Jan
6
80
Jan
13
B
23% Jan
2
26% Jan 22
May 16
91% Jan
2
99
36V4May
119
4
% July
July
27
Jan
27
Jan
10
60% Jan
2
Jan
15
27% Dec
23
63
59% Dec
30
102
21% Dec
27
30 Va Feb
21
22
24% Nov
13
29 Va Jan
16
Dec
31
53 Va July
30 Va
27% Jan 21*
•
Feb
66% Jan
6
1951
&
6
4Va%
6%
Brake
2
8%
16
42% Jan
21
38 % Dec
30
64 V4
July
6
39% Jan
45% Fob
5
American
25
64
Sep
3
62 Vi Jan
69% Jan
29
American
89 Va Jan
8
29 Va Jan
Jan
27
3774 Feb
6
1,600
44%
2,000
67
1,200
32%
3174
3074
30%
100
574%
prior
preferred
Amer
Machine
4
Amer
Metal Climax
7
12
24
Jan 29
9% Jan
48 % Jan
58
3
20% Jan
26% Jan
24
37 Va May 17
36 % Jan
3814 Jan
20
37% Feb
11% Jan
13
4214 Jan
9
Jan
9
31
97% July
63% Jun
3
11
24
45% Jan
3
123% Feb 15
47% Jan
1
155% Jan
4
38
30
31
6
Metals.:
;
117% Jan
123
Feb
10
27% Jan
33
Feb
5
1674
16 Va
4,800
4
2 3 J Jan
23
75 Va Feb
7
14
122 Va Jan
8
44% July 11
25% Jan
179% Mar
131% Feb
ll'A July 20
27 V4 Feb
6
-
2
17414 Jan 21
3% Jan
Jan
29 7 a Feb
6
2
10% Jan
27
8
27
Jan
22
25
Feb
7
2
12% Jan
26% Feb
28
2
4
2214-Oct
4
23
9% Oct
21
19% Mar
7
19% Oct
22
33% Aug
5
10% Jan
22% Jan
Mt-
73% Jan
8
40
Jan:
13
45% Feb
30
81
2
47% Ja«
2
52% Feb
May
29
10
23 % Jan
25% Jan
22
81% Jan 22
133
Jan
9% Jail
26
5
5
11
41
Jan
7
4514 Jan 80
B
88
J«n
2
96% Feb
30'
60 Va July 12
33
22% Oct
2l
43 V» May
31
22
24 % OCt
22
45
Dec
95%
May
40
Mar 20
3
Jan
2
36% Jan
24
Jan
13
23% Jan
24
26% Jan
2
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2374
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23
400
34
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18,300
1%
23 Va
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19
1974
1974
20
19 Va
1976
92
85
85
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3,500
200
100
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18
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1774
36%
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3074
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1974
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19
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1974
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97
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9
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24
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3774
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39
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38 74
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39
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1374
1374
13
1374
13 Va
1374
-
157 >
? 153
7%
24
Amerlcan Seating Co—
74
57
No par
39%
100
American Snuff Co common
25
0% noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
1
15074
7%
Refg coin
preferred
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0%
2ft
—2ft
ft
—100
25
100
2ft
American Water Works Co com—.-ft
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2ft
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series
25
American Zinc Lead & smelting—1
Amphenol Electronics Corp
—1
Anaconda Co
:
50
Anaconda Wire <fc Cable
No par
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
0-25
Corp
No par
21.80
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
10
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—14
14
preferred—
Anderson
Clayton
&
Co
;154
-
2374
23 Va
2374
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55 Va
55 Va
56 Va
567a
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28
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28
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31
30
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30
4,000
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32,300
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700
2.166
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52%
2,500
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24%
43 74
29 74
71%
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4,300
31
32
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23%
1,100
10
123
71
71
32
24%
4474
290
;
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40
3074
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250
15,700
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10
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15074
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70
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33
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(
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69
2974
154
23%
70
44
1
55
30%
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13'/a
7,400
22,600
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157
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157
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31
76
3774
38 Va
2474
3014
327 a
1,500
2374
3774
3774
-
50
31%
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-
6,400
•
157
400
•
31,900
9
5574
24
68%
-
-
23%
12
24%'
31%
2 iii
—z.—
Tobacco common
preferred
American Viscose
123
1
Refining common
7% preferred
American Sumatra Tobacco
American Tel & Tel Co
American
.40 74
*153
5474
2,600
20%
24 74
-
12
37%
2!i
100
85
1976
9%
9
974
9
12,600
3674
50%
12
50
100
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20%
20 74
97a
60
1,100
1,700
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20
*
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19 Va
20%
97
507«
5074
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97
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-
50
-
3574
85
23%
9
800
13 Va
52 74
19 7
8,100
15,,
15
96
100
*98
8074
15
96
-
24 74
American Stores Co
Jan" 81
.22% Dec
14%
33
37%
Co
Amer Sugar
2
12
1574
1074
74'
24 74
20
167% Jan
Aug 2?-
1474
52
No par
1
Amer Potvsh & Chemical
No par
Amer Rad & Std Sany common—-5
14
24
51% Fe*>
1474
33
50
Gas
28% Jan
20
84
1,300
14%
2674
1474
Co—
Natural
American News
7114 Feb
9% Jan
Dec
26
American Optical Co
American
6
33% Jan
43
26
56%
12
6
29 % Dec
Corp
25% Feb
2
7
Motors
65% Jail
8% Jan
78%
American
31
31 Va Jan
NOV
25 %
2074
14
2
8% Oct 22
20
*2274
46% Feb
25
24
20
*87
2
Amer Smelt
Jan
111% Aug 19
25
Dec 30
2674
inn,
100
5
12
22
American Molasses Co.
Apr 24
67% Dec
40
5%%
preferred
Metal Products com
convertible preferred
8
14% Apr
Aug_22
20:
No par
16
24
Oct
20%,
Inc. common—1
Jan
154
Feb
Jan
43
3
5
24
69%
41,000
337,1
L
6314 Jan
41% Feb
35 % Jan
Feb
Oct
160
4076
xl4%.
preferred.—.——-——10010
American Ship Building Co—No par
26
Jan
55
150 %
13% Feb
155 Va Jan 27
7% Oct
30
110
40
30 74
5
21
•
8774
4174
*82 74
53% Feb
11
Jan
45 % Mar 12
87
3674
20%
100
preferred——..
23'A Jan
22% Nov
90
4074
100
8
83% Feb
3.90%
7
Oct
3074
87
39%
Fdry common—17
American Macli
23 Va Jan
27% Dec
*30
87
1774
July 31
113-
3074
87
4174
1774
31
39% Oct
3074
8674
4074
1774
11
133% Nov
3174
90
41%
*87
17%
4%%
31
*44 Va
40%
10
100
10
American
33 % Dec
2,500
20.800
67
X1774
*98 '
15
:52% Dec
474
67'/a
American Investment Co of 111
24
*
197/a
44 Va
1374
Jan
2
4 '4
6674
14
2
22 Va Jan
*19
4474
*1374
14
154
4'/a
13'%
22% Jan
4
14%
1474
197a
4
13%
92% Jan
B
1474
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4 74
1574
2
10
1474
197a
'4
90
13
Apr
1474
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17
18% Jan
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Jan
34 V2 Jan
'
474
15
20 Va Feb
168
1474
90
6
1
*75
1974
15
13
21
4 74
*93
July 31
15
14,000
■*
-
79 '/a
28% Jun
Nov
1474
10
"
„75
96
29
17% Oct
2,500
1574
; 99Va Feb
10% Dec
36%
*93
28
141
367 a
*15
47% Jan
:
3674
x78
20
66% July 11
36%
1
22
22:
24
86%
4474
0%
Oct
33% Oct
36 7 a
No par
-
Jun
30% Oct 22
37%
100
68
Products
American Ice Co common
32% Jan
31
9,200
noncumulative preferred—100
American International Corp
1
American-Home
Jan
•4 Va Jan
2076
67
Corp
4
96
33 Va May
19%
4474
1 la
2
11
23
20 74
68 Va
19)
13
6
22
20
1
44%
5
Feb
27
Oct
20
:
4474
Secur—No par
Jan
1814 Feb
-
16
44
1974
:
6874
Corp
' Feb
14 Va Jan
18% Dec
2076
.
74
Ennnro™
European
96
3
Jan
62
60
20
1
15
2
8
2974
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45 '4
Co.
81
Jan
12
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607a
I
Va Jan
8% Mar 21
29%
607a
07%
*31%
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16
16% Jun
*2976
62
•>441/.
10
13
...
29%
*00 7a
No par
American Hawaiian SS C«
88
.
Co
28
3
7
100
*2976
02
427a
Jan
16% Jun
14
800
1,600
377a
102
41
19
22
Nov
*3774
*100
427 a
127a
7
574 Jan
37%
102
*100
No par
Cable
&
Rights (expire Feb
20% Dec
11
3774
102
41
41%
Jan
377 a
3774
*100
89
4274
18%
11
*87
4074
*jnerican Distilling Co
20% Feb
Dec
8874
42%
41
17 Va Jun
887a
4074
12%
92
2,400
24,700
8874
*87
427..
10
12.50
97 Va Jun
58% July 18
17%
4174
American Hardware
29'
21
30,900
7074
17
4274
American Gas & Eloctrlc Co
3
Jan
8574
697a
1774
41 Va
American & Foreign Power—No par
79 *
84%
70
1676
42V.
4
31
Aug 28
857 a
70
17
4174
28
2
8374
70
167 a
4274
30
Jan
17% Jun
85 76
70
41
16% Jan
102
8374
V
41
43 Va Jan
13
500
43
13'A Feb
S
36
4.2%
2
95
1474
*19
4 7 it
2
7
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407«
38% Jan
2
35
2ft
1
Jan
50
400
35
12.50
common
23
Jan
2
14%*
19%
47 a
1
American Export Lines Inc..—40«
41
.
Corp
3
75
24'/a
3174
35
•
.
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14
78-
1
& Radio
.■
14%
1
Feb
1 May 27
43% July 16
83
Feb
4
24
"*t.
;
1% Feb
2
Va
*3074
...
24
18
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31
r.-
29 Tii
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2
Jan
22
4
2474
31
34%
3774
100
Va
3174
*31
jA'
11
13
Oct. 10
b
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100
1A Feb
19% Jan
11% Jan
94
29Va Oct
:to%
7
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92
37'
371
„
5
73
15% Jan
197:,:
3
15Va Aug 19
12
12% Oct
20 Vi
20
2
11
84% Dec
28
73% Nov 2C
Nov
Corp
29%
16% Feb
Feb
37 7 i
100
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1514 Feb
135
37%
100
64%
3614 Jan
23% Jan
23
24
2974
2
20 Va Jan
24
*60 74
12
Feb
24
*29%
17% Apr 23
<
21
22
22,900
lo
32% Feb
"31%
"30
41,500
65%
89
14 Va Jan
Jun
4,600
2874
64
88%
25% Jan
49
3274
2774
64%
89
100
100
'
Co
American Enka
31%
28%
6374
1776
37 74
No par
com.—No par
Cyanamid
American
317a
2774
7076
»
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100
preferred
American
200
17,900
-
31%
87
American Crystal Sugar com
4Va% prior preferred—
2
26
98 Va
2874
16 Tit
American
13% Jan
*95
6474
69%
39% May 22
7
2574
9874
31
85
30
17% Aug 27
37% Jan 14
2.3% Oct 22
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6374
17%
7
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26%
7874
27%
70
6
"27
2574
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3074
83 74
Feb
3
7874
1,200
3074
10 7
Jan
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657#
69%
x
87
4*4*
6,900
297 s
35%
44
115
600
a
35 Va
3
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2474
28 7
36 V
17
29 Va Apr
*2374
64 74
317a
T~n
6
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9874
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24
80% Jan
48
27,000
3074
a
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13% Dec 30
35
Oct 21
92
7%
30%
297
80%
1
common
Chicle
American Can
2574
98
*23
*35 74
12.50
No par
20
Chain
53 % Jan
22
100
2
77%
)
preferred
Co
Inc
43% Jan
32
500
13%
76%
"
*95
25/,
32 '
preferred
40% Jan
2574
98
32
Broadcasting-Paramount
American Cable
,
*7874
*23
convertible, preferred
Theatres
21
4% Jan 21
Corp
Anna
Shoe
41 Va Jan
10% Feb
4274
50
Bosch
7
Oct
24
1
preferred.
42 Va Mar
16 Va Dec
24
50
American Bank Note common
45% July 26
70
2474
65 74
preferred
conv
20
10% Oct
2474
28%
American Bakeries Co com
28
27
29% Oct
247a
x64%
common
convertible
35% Jun
19 74 Dec
*2474
1
Chemical__No par
Airlines
37% Nov
11% May
2474
No par
America
of
3% Jan
35 % Oct
24%
10
Limited
Co
Amalgamated Leather Co
0% convertible preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Aoierace Corp
4%
Feb
77 Va
x30%
Aluminum
Amer
17
2
7574
Alpha Portland Cement
6% July 11
24
2
7674
Aluminium
8
$6
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30
22
fW.
2
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4
24
3% Oct
vim
2
7774
2574
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Iff?'
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7574
2574
*,
75% Nov
'
77%
26
6
Jan
*1374
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2
74
25%
37% Feb
15% Jan
13 74
15.700
97
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16
2
19
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~20
33%
300
American
Jan
1374
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79
9
Jan
*13 74
3274
97
78 74
22 Va Jan
13
1374
33
80
11
19
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79
2
2
96
16,900
87
73
28
4
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474
210"
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100
Allls-Chalmers Mfg common
20
4.08% convertible preferred—100
.
Jan
20 Va May
32 74
90
137a
474
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87
9,100
3214 Jail
84 Va Jan
3274
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210
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7
11% Dec 18
19
Aug
8
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3274
3374
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210
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43%
31% Jan
July
32%
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474
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8674
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140
13
21.0
42
16
12
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47a
175
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Jan
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*
42
90
33% Jan
474
a
900
41
9
8
47
85 74
70
600
74
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42
85 % Jan
67 Va July
7374
417a
2
30
7374
Allied Stores Corp common—No par
113
Jan
37% Aug
32 % Dec
74
14%
30
19% Feb
*7274
*7274
3,900
1774
3076
Oct
9
74
7+
1774
44 7a
77
May
17
30%
American
27
167 a
43 74
Amerada Petroleum
11
17
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62
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147a
16
4
167a
9,400
1374
112
30%
14
20
16%
1374
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44
16
Jan
10%
1374
11074
1474
17% Jan
29'A Feb
110%
3074
70 Va Feb
60
1374
11174
3,100
3
42%
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8
74
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2874
160
274
15
2
28
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13%
97
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18
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160
200
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31
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100
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13%
210
85 74
204
15,000
31
12
Mar
4%
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20074
274
13 74
1117
6,200
54%
4174
83 Va Feb
66
*7274
5374
X200V4
160
274
17%
23
5474
28
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3
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204.
2774
27%
160
274
1774
22%
5,100
3074
14% Jan
Jan
16%
*199
18 Va
2274
100
1,100
874
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37% Jan
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537a
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100
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28
160
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204
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874
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156
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156
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97% Jan
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18
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53%
8%
158
158
3074
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8
74
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32% Dec
15974
41%
7
5
161
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16
21
161
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24'/• Jan
13
4,600
2 6 7a
5
70% Aug
Oct
22%
*26 76
Corp
147'/a Jun
Sep
10% Oct
2274
26%
No par
Mills
22
25
22%
2674
No par
Allied
30
51
22 Va
2674
Dye
Oct
93% Nov
22 Va
*2574
100
Dec
99 Va Mar
2274
2674
100
59
88% Nov 13
22%
*2574
2
14
.
4,800
2274
2674
No par
Jan
34
3
Jan
33% Jan
2
•
a
Jan
39
23% Nov 19
21
22%
Laboratories Inc
4
74
207 a
22%
"25%
6
21
30
21 Va
Allied Kid Co
45% Jan
Jan
21
Inc..
Chemical
16 Va Jan
.•
217 a
Allied-Albany Paper Corp
3176 Feb
82
21
preferred-
2
47% Jun
-
2174
common..
2
27
217a
preferred—
13
•
2174
Corp
Jan
4
9,800
2174
Vlcksbuvg Ry
Gold Mining
13% Jan
Oct
3,300
12,300
157a
Alleghany Corp common
i
5 % Vo preferred A
100
$4 conv prior preferred
No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry GVo gtd—100
Allen
3
59
6
-
13% Feb
11
80% Jan
~
7
157a
45%
15%
common
pfd
22% Aug 13
24
33
Jan
23% July
30
Nov
27
Jan
1%
1574
447a
1574
Juneau
4VaVo
27
Jan
5
20% Nov 20
87
Jan
98% Jan
18
1574
4474
1574
Engineering Co—1
conv
Aldens Ino
5 % Jan 27
91% Jan
210
12% Jan
92
16% Nov 25
1% Nov 27
7 %
13
14
22
Aetna-Standard
Air Reduction Inc
22
17
15 Va
4374
1574
Alco Products Inc common—
17% Jan
Oct
30
Dec 30
70% Dec 20
20% Dec 17
20
110% Feb
Sep
Nov
Alaska
2
9% Jun
36% Dec
11
2
240
lit
14
Feb
Jan
146
2»% Dec
14
Jan
17
68% Nov
Feb
14
30
1574
437 a
157a
18%
108
31
12% Oct
1574
43%
23
8
93 '4 Dec
15%
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18% May 13
77 VWan 14
100
1
7
14-% Jan
200
9,500
100
No par
...
14
2
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1574
Co
Corp
Feb
11 VA Jan
106
43%
8
Alabama &
♦103
32
49 Va
15%
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Alabama
106
32
4874
a
1574
1
3
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Shares
32 74
497
4874
43 74
1
2
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10
Express
4.50%
100
32'j
74
14
15%
Admiral Corp
23
4<
Feb.
1574
a
Aeroquip Corp
204
Oct
"103
*32
48%
the Week
Friday
Feb. 13
43 V
Co
28% Feb
2
13
3274
477a
8nlei fsr
Thursday
15%
8
3
28 7» Dec
lo 7
*32
PRICES
43 74
4
276 Jan
30
1
54% Feb
17 Va Jan
49V*Jan
8076 Dec
190
1037a
Va Fell
9
24% Jan
Jan
1037a
Addressograpli-Multlgraph Corp—10
Aug 28
114
48 7»
SALE
Feb. 12
1
Inc.
Stores
Artams-Millis
32%
47%
21% Jan
_
28
16
30
3% Dec
7
16 % Jan
8% May 28
19% Jan 16
25
Oct
23
25% Dec
160
1374 Dec 20
70
7
Adams
5
26% Jan
Jan
193% Jan
30
107
22 V. Feb
163% Feb
24% Jan
28
23
l(>Ta Dec
20 % Jan
143
232% Jun
l
Dec
2
7
81% July
S
31 % July 23
65% July 8
31
1761a Feb
Jun
14% Jan
6% Dec 30
19Va Oct 11
45 s/a Oct
11
204
12
16% Dec
18
27 Va Jan
2074 Deq 24
132
32%
HIGn
Wednesday
".
25
ACF Industries Inc
Steel
Feb. 11
100
preferred.
Vending Corp
30
;c
Tuesday
Feb. 10
5
conv
12 74 Oct
36 "a D
Monday
1
Laboratories common.
A00011
.V
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Abacus Fund
27
49% Feb
7
'"/-.
EXCHANGE
16'/a Jan
102% Jan
10
33
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
43%
1,000
*96 7a
99
99
,347a
*
34%
227a
237e
*29
30
1,200
12,600
200
13
14
The, Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(786)
.
.
Monday, February*
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
stocks
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND
'
new york stock
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
Lowest
Monday
exchange
Highest
28% Dec
18
39% Apr 25
Jan
2
34'ya Jan 30
Archer-Daniels-Midland
21% Dec
31
36
Jan
4
22 Va Jan
2
24% Jan
16
Argo
39% Dec
10
65% Jan
2
43 Vb Jan
2
47'% Jan
24
Armco
10% Oct
21
16% Jan
8
12 Vb Feb
10
13% Jan
16
Armour
22% Jan
2
24% Jan
24
Steel
Corp..
Sep
Feb
14
Jan
4
Feb
18
87
Jan
10
89% Feb
7
Armstrong Cork Co
$3.75 preferred
5
20
Jan
27
22
9
Arnold
Jan
Constable
7
3% Jan
8
4% Feb
3
28 % Feb
10
29% Jan
23
Arvin
14% Dec 24
19% May
6
15% Jan
2
16% Jan
16
Ashland Oil
27 Vs Oct
17
27% Feb
12
28 ya Jan
23
6y8 Jan
2
31% May 31
8 % Nov 22
34
29
6% Jun
17
Dec
6% Jan
Artlooin
May
6
7% Feb
88% Nov
4
103
Jan
28
63 y* Nov
4
78
Jun
6
16% Nov
19
27
Jan
11
8% Nov
27
Jan
7
10% Feb
6
2
31 y2 Dec
1
95
Jan
2
94% Jan
G
7
67
7
5.25%
2
77% Feb
7
36% Nov
13
75 % Nov
1
17% Jan
2
19% Feb
5
9 Vb Jan
2
13
29% Jan
10
23
80Va Jan
8
91% Feb
27% Jan
2
32 % Jan
35% Feb 12
40%, Jan
3
86
90
6% Dec
25
Jan
94
9%
12
23
Atlantic
Coast
Atlantic
Refining common
Jan
15
8 % Feb
5
5
5%
11% Jan
24
6% Jan
17
18
Jan
24
14% Jan
16
56
Dec
30
79% July 16
59
7
Nov
26
Co
Corp
Line
Atlas Powder
18% Mar 22
26
16% Jan
May 15
7% July 5
48% July 3
47/b Oct 22
38ya Nov
1
16% Feb
7
39% Feb 14
7% Jan 22
5% Jan
43% Jan
2,600
44%
•44%
45%
28;700
12%'
12%
12%
13
11,400
\
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89 %
22
24%
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23%
23%
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prior
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89
40
*20
22
100
32
4%
28%
28%
4%
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28%
800
15%
15%
15%
15%
5,900
27 y2
27%
27%'
27%
2,900
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12,100
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8
Oct
29
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Dec
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15
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2
31% Nov
Jan
35% Feb
6
102
90% July 26
80
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15
34% Jan
6
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97% Jan
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90% Jan
9
Jan
20
20
Feb
10
94% Feb
12
10
58% July 25
23% Jan
10
45 V* Dec
23
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47
Jan
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27 % Dec
17
57% Jan
29 % Jan
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Feb
12
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Nov
9
Dec
2
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14% July
31
50
3
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15 y4 Jan
18
19% July 25
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39 y4 Oct
21
71% May 22
47
15% Aug
■
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6
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29% Nov 25
Nov
35% May 20
Feb
6
35 Vb
-
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88 Vb
120
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30%
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>
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36%
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33% Jan
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>
10
Jan
23
136
May 20
102
Apr
5
10% Dec 23
20% Jan
11
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21
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86% Aug
9
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10
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3
42
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33'V4
28% Jan
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Dec
23
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8
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2
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12
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10
27% Feb
30
87
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22
82
63% Jan
24
;
•
30% Jail
48% Jan
85
2
Jan
50«4 Feb
7% Dec
30
IB% Jan
3
7T'« Jan
14
30
47% Jan
10
20 % Jail
10
6% Oct
22
11% Jan
2
6% Jan
8
11
9% Feb
25
Ami
Bond
Stores
Borden
6:
16
Co
3 % %
6
Boston
13
57% Jan
307sJan
Edison
28,
30
91
30
87
Jan
15
91% Feb
3
36% Jun
13
34% Jan
6
367b Feb
13
15
15
11% Jan
2
13% Jan
16
38% Mar 11
48 Vb May 22
42% Jan
17
48 Vb Feb
14
25% Oct 22
36% Aug
32% Jan
13
37% Feb
4
24
2
24
28
May 23
&
22% Jan
13
2
Jan
Union
Brown
&
Shoe
Bucyrus-Erie
13% Jan
2
16 Vb Jail
8
Budd
81% Jan
22
82% Jan
30
25 Vb Nov
27
34% July
5
27
Jan
2
29Vb Jan
16
9% Dec
31
29% Jan
11
10
Jan
2
147s Feb
3
$5
(The)
12% Jan
16
fculova
2
11Tb Jail
24
Burlington Industries Inc
6
67 Vb Feb
4
3
29
22 Vb Jan
10
25
Jan
30
57b Feb
5
Jan
11
3% Dec
23
10% Jan
10
3
Tb Jan
15
18 % Dec
24
45% Jan
16
20
Jan
6
23% Jan
24
96% Dec
30
104% Feb 26
98
Jan
9
99'
Feb
12
44% Jan
11
39% Jan
22
31
7% Jan
2
3% Jan
2
30
15 Vb Aug
2
4% Oct 28
32 Vb Jun 24
9% Jan
6% Jan
17% Jan
8
5Vb Jan
4
13% Jan
16% May
41% Jan
6
4% Jan
30
11% Feb
4
7Vb Feb
14
35 Vb Jan
38% Jan
16
8
14
Vb Jan
16% Feb
5
27
81
Jan
_
89
Feb
29
49 Vb Jan
27
23
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50Vb Jan
26% Jan
10
31
86% May 13
21% Jan
2
52
47 Vb Jan
6
Watch
Co
Inc
5
2
page 24.
10
preferred
Burroughs Corp
Bush
Terminal
Co
31%
4,300
16
7,200
45 '•
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46%
45
46
5,100
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92%
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95%
47 Tb
48 Vb
20%
20Tb
47%
200
Byers Co
7%
(A
Ss
Callahan
Calumet
M)
47%,
Packing
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Corp
Inc
preferred
1
30%
30%
48 «•■" 48%
"39
38%
39
,
,
4,200
;
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1 Vb
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31
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37,600
,
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63
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25
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700
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14 Vb
14%
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37%
36%
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20Vb
12
21; 12%
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15 Vb
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61%
27 Vb
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18 y8
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1,200
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8 Tb
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23,800
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34 Va
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34 Vb
34%
4,600
,
34
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48
47 Vb
7%
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30 Tb
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.
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41
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11
37
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5,500
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37
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47
48 Vb
1,300
34%
35%
27,500
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23%
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24
24
31 Vb
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31
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31 Va
6,100
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15 Vb
15 Vb
15 Vb
15%
15%
13,300
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300
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11,300
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41
41 Vb
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38%
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89
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100
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28%
50
25
15
24%
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48%
49
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50
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30%
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89
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400
40
1,800
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16%
:
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11
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88
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24
-
100
17%
18
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.
50'
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60
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68%
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16%
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60
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10
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80
60
68
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6
10,100
65
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65
24 Vb
98 Vb
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4,600
11
67
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11%
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30 Vb
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98%
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11
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67
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100
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73
500
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1,900
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16
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36 Tb
35%
25% Jan
Ry
56 %
57%
91%
36 Vb
46 %
5Tb
6
56%
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12 Tb
24Tb
23
600
7%
30 VB
34%
5Vb
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47
7Tb
30%
45%
24Vb
10
46%
47%
6,800
34%
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100
-
45Tb.
11 Vb
30Tb
9%
7 Va
•
45%
67-
56%
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33T8
11
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'
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Southern
Mills
1:
6,800
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Canada
Cannon
47%
45%
67
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Dry Corp common_l_l.66%
conv
i
20%
29%
13
7
Jan
7
56%.' 57
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1
Canaan
$4.25
48%
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45
5
common
Zinc-Lead
&
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1
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participating preferred
California
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15
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Copper
.
5
Butler Bros—
Butte
56%''
91%
100
com
preferred
100
21% Dec
see
2,500
34 Vb
31
11%
47 Vb"
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r
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7
13
100
8
footnotes
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second
3
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24
18
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69% Jan
31% Jan
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250
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25
17 Vb Jan
16
19%
,
11%
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'483:%:-; v"'■'
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34Tb
preferred
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36Tb
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.
34 Vb
24
30%
15%
3 Vb %
3
56
*89
No par
10
Jan
45% Dec
7V4
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52% July 10
23Tb Oct
21 »/a Dec
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3
2.50
10
19
66% Jan
50
3.50
56% Feb
8
50
33%
24
16% Oct
Feb
5
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9
l
2
84
19,800
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2
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5
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13
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23
23
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50%
1
14Vb Jan
27% Dec
62%
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15
74% Jan 23
74
62
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22
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10
30
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15%
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100
Nov
Dec
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2.50
9
9
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Buffalo Forge Co
4 %
22%
14%
37%
100
62
36% Oct
22%
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10
4
21% May 17
80% Jan 15
74% Jan
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30
65
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Brown
Bullard
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;
Brunswick-Balke-Coliender
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Nov
29
4 000
v
2l%
'
v
19%
11%
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12%
preferred
79
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35%
500
10,400
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13 Vb Dec
2
Co
Brooklyn
25 Vb Jan
54
12 %
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Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
9
Jan
'
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preferred
conv
52% Jan
21
35
102
-
200
1,700
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70
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24
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15
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317b Feb
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13
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21% Nov
-
;
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205800
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,
Borg-Warner Corp common—i—5
Bridgeport Brass Co
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5
Book-of-the-MoUth Club Inc.^
14
11
10
48%
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I
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48%
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14
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47
30
Co
B
Jan
19
Dec
-
19%
.
48% ..' 49
.
1
39% i-
39
'
5
preferred
Braniff Airways Inc
21
82
Co—
5
30
Jan
"A;
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102
74% %
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41
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26 Vb Nov
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9% Jan
30
48%
1
—
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Bohn Aluminum & Bras$ Corp
Class
11% Feb 10
64% Jan
Jan 29
19% Dec
Jan
74%
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Boston
4 Tb Dec
18%
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52
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105
31
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21
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Boeing
=
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13-.
30
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700
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2,200
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10%
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25 %-"—-'
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,
■
31%
46% *
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22
Oct
48
20
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25
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51
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common
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com
8
7% preferrecl.-i-^—_L
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4%% pfd series of 1951—
100
Black & Declcer Mfg Co
1
;
13
Oct
18
Co
Bethlehem
Bliss
8
22
73
35 Vb Nov
35
31%
11%
16%
1
24
Feb
60% Jan
•
Foods
Blaw-Knox
Jan
•
45
41 % July
*33%
1
:
6,400
29,300
4 Vb
30Tb
10 V2
"
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: 94%
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31
,
8 Tk
8%
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14% Jan
2
27% Dec 24
Corp
preferred—.:
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12
14% Jan
i
23% Jan
12% Jan ,2,
17% May 27
25% Dec 24/
-78
'
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37
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& Co Inc——
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2'
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11% Dec
20%
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Best
40% Jan
23 % Jan
19% Jan
— ""S*8
6
62% Feb
30
2
2
63% Dec
xl2%
1
37%
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51%
51%
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37
.
52%
50%
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Bendix" Aviation Corp
5
Beneficfcl Finance Co common——1
9
156% Jan 29
2
.Jan
36
Jan
41% Feb
3i
6% Jan
16% Jan
12
(A
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Bell Aircraft Corp
Bell
50% Jan 23
40'34 Feb
4
36% Jan
-
32
2'
51% Feb
9
31% Jan 20
33% Jan
25
'
22
9% Jan
29 ;
Jan
Shoe
•/Beech-Nut Life
1% Jan 22.
•
45% Jan
>
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...
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ili Jan
28% Jan
7
:
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52%
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4
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26%
52%
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52% *'•52%
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100
Beech Aircraft Corp..
Beech Creek RR
Jai^ 15
473/4 Feb
29% Jan
10
14
Beck
•
21;% Jan 29.
' 'Jan
83% Jan
12% Dec 23
14
28
Apr
2
64% May 17
23
Oct
4
53'
>
18% Jan
45
751
21% Dec 18
19% Dec .31
29
44% Jan
155
•
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.
15% Jan 11
11
35% Dec
20% Feb
Jan
>
50% July 16
'Jan 24-
20;
Dec
if
54% Jan
6% Dec 23
Beckman
37% " 37%.
105%. 165
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preferred-
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37
...110
'*•"
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47% Dec 16
30% Oct 21
33% Dec 18
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4V2%
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28
42
66% May
30
:
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2
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Jan
2
18
36%?
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105 'V. 105
; 96^A.T =
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16% Oct
136
28
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40
Feb
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18i%
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14
11% Jan
■
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14
15% Jan
21
26
2
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10% Jan
Oct
Jun
Jan
103
1
24% Jan 31
10
v
128
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18
Apr 22
2
Jan
42
•Jan
93
35% July
13% Aug
11% Oct 22
36 y2 Mar 15
85
127
25% Jan
Iron
.
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10%
Beatrice Foods Co common——12.50
11
_
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Products
Bath
1
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10%
Ohio
Bayuk Cigars
89% July 12
•
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Bangor & Aroostook RRi
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Barber 6il Corp.ll—1
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4
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1
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preferred series C_il_li-'-10(V^
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16Tb
37%
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1,500
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62
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9'% Jan
,.
16% Jan
116
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Baldwin-Lhna-IIanhiLon Corp
13
Baltimore Gas & Elee Cb„—No pa r
37% Jan 16 '■
105
22 Vb Dec
May 16
■■
11% Jan
28
Mar
Feb
95
July 22
34
7
2,500
91%
30
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13,700
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200
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100
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18 Vb" 19
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32 %
29% ^ 3QVb
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8
1
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20
of
29 >• y
4%
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=
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.—«■
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9%
36%
common..^—No par
pref
; 4%
*28%
-
27%
7%'
19V4 %
10
100
a
Canteen
4%
30%
30%
Corp. (The) common
3
conv
preferred-.--—No par
Automatic
t,
>
6,200
87 y2
21
21
'
-
3,700
27%
/
29%
Avco Mfg
47% Jan 22
30% Jan
38
25% Oct 21
28%
r
76%
31%
*90
*
16 Va Nov
44 y4
;
'
Co
Nichols
28%
,
No par
RR
common
preferred
Austin
■22%
xl5;TuVl5%
.-■•
101
Topelca & Sante Fe—
$3.75 series B preferred
65% Jan 23
8".% Feb
3
Jan
7% Jan
Investment
noh-cum
Atlas
Feb
30
33%
>22%
>,•».
32
18%
Dec
Mar 29
100
4%
7% %
7%
31
,—10
11
32%
22%
x27%
15%
28%
■*.
/Common
5 fe
89%
Shares
33%
22%
24%
24%
the Week
x32%.
12% ""
.'.
<*2X
*4%
28%
15%
preferred
10
Atlantic City Electric Co com—6.50
4% preferred
.-100
14
14
23%
10
32% Feb
9
Jan
22
4%
100
76%
9% Jan 24
12%
•
89'%
*20
28
1
Associates
50% July 15
57% Jun
6
13
*88%
Goods Corp—
1st preferred
Atchison
83% Nov
26% Nov
24%
89%
*4%
■
& Refining com———1
Common
Feb
Jan
101
1
2.50
Inc—
preferred $1.50 series—No par
ASR Products Corp
5
3
V
Friday
Feb. 14
Feb. 13
22 %
-
Sales for
Thursday
44%> 44%
45Va
:. 12%
; 24%
24%
89%
*"20
2nri
32% Feb
9
Jan
x44%:A:'., 12%
'
PRICES
32%.; 32%
,*22%
: *
22%
22
24%
par
5
Carpet Co Inc
Industries
Associated Dry
27% Oct 22
12%
%*
SALE
Feb. 12
""
36% July 19
3ya Oct 22
28
No
45%
12V8
,' 22
HIGH
Wednesday
v
%> 32 % '
32
••/-.■>
23'■*>
45%
51
1
common
Corp
33
x22V2
—5
92
5
18
Feb. 1L.
32
.-5
10
Co
&
30
79
No par
Corp—!——
Oil
32% Jun
18
20% Nov
29
Tuesday
Feb. 10
Par
■
4Vb
8,600
10S8
107«
3.800
7 Vb
21,200
6 V2
38
38%
3,200
16 Vb
16%
9,600
120
*86
88
50
50
10
29
200
*49%-' 50
-
'
'
*49%
50
*49 VB
50
*27%28%
*27%
28 3 b
27 Tb
28
24
24%
24%
243a
24 V4
24 Vb
15,400
48 Vb
48%
48
Vb
48 Vb
*47%
4834
400
24%'/ 24%
*48%
•
49%
*281'4
>
Volume 187.-
Number ,5717
.
.
The.
CJtrottiele
Comm
(787)
Xt>
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1957
Lowest
i
9% Dec 30
.28% Oct 22
21
90
37
13
Jan
9
'25% Nov 10 i
'•'74% July 16
65% Jan 11
25VS Jan
2
32% Jan
2-
47>
Apr 26
23% Aug
e
38% Jan
3
42 % Feb
20% Jan
2'
22 % Jan
25
19% Jan
105
■
19
30
AuglS
Dec
v
30
'12% Oct '22
•
Nov 13
99
5Yb Oct 22
-
.
55% Dec i 23
88% Oct
Oct
70
14% Nov 19
•
l
.
i4 y8 Jan
7
17% Jan
2
July 29
*
/■* 9% Jan
44
Jan
Carter .Products
24'
10
..
Jan
24;
Jan
15'
7
3
Feb
'75%-Feb
-
16 Vb Jan
100
27%
27%
28
27%
27%
43%
37%
42%
43 Vb
413/4
43
37%
37%
Jan
31% Jan
Central
23
10
33% Jan
22
2
19% Jan
41 vh Jan
7
44% Feb
25% Feb
8% Feb
6
16
Jan
3
8
'25% Jan
2'
8% Jan
'
.
20
29% Jan
2
3% Jan
69% Jan
II
1% Jan
47% Jan
2
23% Jan
2
Feb
30
106
6 mi
—100
f98%
1
No
2% Feb
Feb
62%
*19
10%
19%
10 Vb
4515
46%,
46%
par
46 mi
V
100
Hudson Gas & Elec—No par
Light com
No par
7'
74%
75 y4
15%
15%
7'
;
24
15%
105Vb.:
*105
6 Mr
61%-'-
61
54
55
100
10Mi
-9%
46%
46
48
45%
43%
44 y«,
43%
25
25%
25%
25%
24%
*8%
8%
8%
1
28%
,
2%
;__i
.
29
28%
.2%
56 ■*
56
i)5
<
31% Oct 22
20% Oct
38
24
30
10
-
,
;
Jan
11
34
Jan
99% Jan 29
31% May,
91
*
49%
Jan
31
22
10% Sep
31% Jan
23% Nov 12
46% Dec 23
99% Feb
14
20% Jan
30
31% Jan
4% Jan
10% Mar 28
6% Oct
30
Jan
17% Jan
24
4% Dec
37% Jan
37% Jan 17'
6% Jan 21
7'/a Jan
5
23
4
Champion Paper 89 Fibre Co—
:Common
•
;
No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
Champiin Oil & Refining Co..
l
8 Ye Jan
Jan
27% Feb
——
Chance, Vough't Aircraft Inc..
Checker Cab Manufacturing
20
Chemway Corp
Chesapeake Corp of Va
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
12
___1
1.25
1
5
69% Jan
110% Jan
9
48% Jan
54% Feb
3
26
9
90
Jan
92% Jan
30
9% Dec 30
23% Jan
11
12% Feb
5
Chicago & East 111 RR
23% Feb
4
Class A
40
Chic Great Western Ry com Del_50
-5% preferred
50
89% Dec
18% Dec
31
10 y4 Jan
30%
Mar 11
.20
24% Dec 10
42
July 25
26% Jan 10
33
31
40"
Mar 15
31% Jan
2
35% Jan 22
20% July 25
2
14% Feb
4
10
Feb
3%%
4
Oct 22
10% Nov 11
Dec
Dec
3®
-
18% Dee" 23
19% Dec 30
'
13% Jan
29;
14
11% Jan
45f4 Jan
34% Apr 29
43% Apr 29
12% Jan
2
2
21% Feb
19% Jan
19
21Vb Feb
5
7
20y4Jan
2
23 Ma Jap
20
Mar 28
14% Jan
7
17
Feb
12
$■ 37%
10
22';
Jan
9% Nov
6
49 y4 Oct
21
64
52% Dec
30
82% July 24
23% Sep
11
30
82 Mi Oct
22
94 Mi Jan
31
25% Dec 24
60% Jan
4
27
12% Jan
9
Jan
11
53
9Vb Jan 30
preferred
com
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
5%
series A
noncum
Chic & North
11% Jan
2
Chickasha
41% Jan
9
Chile
13
57% Jan
7
28% Jan
8
Jan
6
31% Feb
5
93% Jan 30
Jan
2
32
36%
"98%
34%
35
33%
<
•
100
33%
18%
18%
43%
44
25%
25
25 %
8%
9 Vb
39% Feb
12
47
Dec
17
71
47% Oct. 21
10
Jun
Jun
6
19
103% Nov 20
35% Dec
Jan
;
13
50% Feb
35
•
36
36%
37
98%
*98V4
99
30
19%
20
98%
19%
99%
19%
19%
34%
34%
34%
34%
11,000
8,900
33%
36
<
34%
6
! 5%
5%
53/4
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
27%
27%.
*27 Mi
27%
27%
27 Vb
27%
27 \'B
51%
50%
51 y4
51%
*91
51%
51 Mi
52%
47% Jan
13
51% Jan
30
10% Jan
'.Feb
21
14
11% Jan
102
Feb
14
31
7%
46 % Jun
4
'35MiJan
17
40
Jan
20% Apr
99... Dec
9
15% Jan
2
17
Jan
13
Jan
27
•41% Jan
30
93 y4 Jan
33
7
Deb 23
24
67% July
14 mi
12%
13%
12%
13%
13%
13%
100
5oya
50%
13%
21
21
11%.
92
*90
92
11%
■*22
-
,
11%
.
30%
;
30
35
51%
50
50%
493/4
50
;
14
14%
13%
14
«
20%
20
14%
20%
13%
20%
20 y8
20 Vb
.3
20 Vb
20%
2oya
19% ;
22
22%
19%
20%
22
203/4
21
16%
16%
*16 Va
17
17
17
Xl9%
22;:
*34
Nov
4
175
'
May, 16
73
Dec
23
83
,
Jan
30
Oct
21
104
Jan
38% Feb
6
40% May
60
31% Dec 23
Feb
4
105
Feb
13
62
Jan
7
•
23
a
32;
2
Jan
37
-
'
10
7
Jan
8
127
J-.n
6
132
Jan
23
100
Mar
5
86
Jan
15
91
Feb
5
113% Feb
14
Coca-Cola
55% Feb
14
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50 preferred
114% May
Dee
-.7%
4%
80®
23
•
8
•
9o%.
4
41
Feb 27:
Apr 17
49% Dec ■ 6
48•
Jan
2
73
Jun
26
83
80
Jan
22
13
Nov
13
Sep
38
Dee 30
NoV 14
23% Oct 22
22% Jan
50% Feb 28
;
43 % Jan
20
45% Jan
8
40
-Jan
20
41
Jan
30
59
Mar
-
Jan
9
51
Jan
20
47%" Jan
6
6
49
Feb
3
46
Apr 23
"24% Jan
28% Feb
2
22
14% Oct
21
18
19'
20% Jun 14
78% Jan 11
12% Jan
2
68% Dec 19
Feb
13
30% Dec
48%
31% Jan
2
Oct 22
20% Sep 21
42% Oct
22
9% Dec
301
35% Oct 22
91% Oct 31
Jan
.
-24% Jan
'
2
Jan
2
16
8
27% Feb
17
" Jan
4
5
14
'
19%
19%
20%
21%
17%
2iy8
21%
*16 Mi
17 Vb
200
9%
2,200
31 Vb
31%
31
31%
31
92%
93
93
93
30%
30%
30%
30%
49
49%
47%
50%
49%'
__5
100
10
*40%
Vb
41
40
39%
40
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 Vb
*98 %
40
40
160
39%
104
y4
-
*61
*71
63
'
74%
QQ
39%
393/4
104%
37
37
36
17%
17%
17 Vb
48 Vb
18,600
10
39%
2,100
16%
*16%
*98%
16 Vb
700
*71%
38%
100
41
150
74%
39
40 Ma
*149
*71%
38%
:
100
•'
74'
3,600
39
104
62%
-36%
*61
62%
*61
62%
*36
36%
*36
36%
40
17%
4,500
41%
5,400
..
17% "17%
18
17%
105
41%
41%
132
100 "
109
110%
110%
111%
1103/4
112
lllVb
112%
*800
41%
41%
132
•
52%
52%
80
51%
80
52
*79%
51%
51%
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-17%
41%
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105
«
>•
410
t.
20
60
131
100
111% 113%
*88
9,300
*801
*800
*800
*800
52%
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80
51%
•553/4
80
22,100
80
*79%
81%
*79 Va
*15%
16
*15%
15%
153/4
153/4
15%
15%
*15%
No par
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
45%
45%
*45
46
45%
*45y4
45%
*45%
*38
41
*38
42
*38
40
*38
40
50
*47
"50
*49
50
*49
51
*47%
50
*47%
10
46
41
5°
*38
49
49
*47%
*47
50
*47%
.
.
;
50
45%
•
,
'
50
*47%
15%
21%
900
16,000
200
.**60
'
27
27%
26 Vb
20%
16%
26
26
27%
26%
26
16%
16%
16%
Vb
26%
26%
'
20 Ma
27 Vb
27
27%
26%
16%
26%
26%
26ya
16%
16%
16%
12,500
2,400
25,500
1,400
—2.50
26%
No par
—
16%
13%
13%
13 y4
13%
*65%
66%
66%
*65%
66%
66
66
66
66
x34%
35%
35
35 Vb
34%
35
34%
34%
34
34%
2,100
32
32Mb
32
32 Va
32
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
4,800
13
Combustion
EnjRleering Inc
Commercial
Credit
19% Jan
11
10 y8 Jan
2
12% ■Jan
16
Commercial
Solvents
42% Dec
13
41 % Jan
2
11
Commonwealth Edison Co com—25
14
101 Vb Jan
9
$4.25 preferred
Carbon
Columbian
'
16%
'
13 Mi
*65%
13%'
13%
13 Vb
.
/
13%
13%
23%
24'/a
233/4
24%
23%
24
23%
24%
23%
10
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
53
53
53%
53%
24%.
54%
1
10%
11%
10%
30%
10%
103/a
10%
10%
10%
10%
1
43%
-100
100
4-
44
104
104
5
...
43%
%
i
*103
—
—
44%
104
—
44
44%
103
103
43%
103%
111
*108%
*109
44%
43%
43%
103%
*103
*109
9,700
13,200
30,000
11,100
300
104
110
60
110
.
3% Dec
4
Dec
30-
10% Apr 22
0y8 Jan-17
9
Dec
24
14% Jan
6% Deo
24
17
29% Dec
,
30
31
33
.Dec
5
9% Oct 24
18
Jun
10
40% Oct
23
95 Ms Nov
6
7
Jan '■14
4
Jan
2
4%
6
Feb
10
2
11
Feb
5
7%
Jan
2
13
44 VB Jan
14
24
9
4
4sy4 J*n
28.
8
106% Feb
12
Feb
3
34% Jan
15
23
19% Jan
2
23% Jan
21
19
14% Jan
2
15% Jan
24
16
Apr-15
13% Jan
17
Mar 28
19
28
18
Nov
14
35 Mi Jan
14
Dec
20
16% Sep
LOT
;
5%
10
xl0%
8 ,b
Inc—...i—No par
Congoleum-Nairn
Corp—
1
Coppermines Corp—5
Consolidated >Cigar
Consolidated
Consol Edison of N Y com—No par
$5
No par
preferred
3
15% Jan
28
Consolidated
Gw Utilities
15% Jan
8
16% Jan
30
Consolidated
Laundries
13
Jan
2
Jan
23
23% Jan
2
39% Jan
15
49% Jan
14
48 Vb Jan
14
49% Jan
3
Jan
2
103 % Jan
24
$4.50 preferred
98% Jan
3
103% Feb
12
$4.52 preferred
30
97% Feb
14
42
Oct
89
Jun
4
101% Jan 22
98
87.
Oct
25
101 y4 Jan 22
6
95% Mar 27
Jan
58
94
44
6
83% Nov 27
267/a Oct
28
92 Mi Sep
38
Oct
12
22
79.% Oct 16
106
Oct
22
20% Apr
94
105
48
Mar 29
30
7
13
Jan
15
2
33% Jan
31
Jan
6
104% Feb
14
17
88
3
19% Jan
Jan
Jan
27% Jan
9
Apr 24
33% May;
99
40% Jan
2
90
45
Jan
15
Corp
Consolidated Natura' Gas
Consol RR of Cuba 6% pfd
Consumers Power Co con'
——
$4.16 preferred
Container Corp of
16% Not
Corp
50c
Consol Electronics Industries
1
Consolidated Foods Corp
.1.33 Mi
Consol Elec« rodynamics
40% Jan
49% Jun
10%
*10%
8%
8%
32
14%
13
48%
483/4
106 y4
106%
32%
14
49%
106%
28%
21
29
28%
29
21
21
21
15 Vb
15%
15 y*
15%
15%
153/8
Inc common
15
86
Jan
90% Jan
17
$3.75 preferred
Mar 12
109
Jan
114% Jan
27
$4.50 conv 2nd preferred
*4%
.
.
!
4%
1,200
5,300
2,600
3,200
5%
5%
5%
5%
10%
10%
10%
10%
103/4
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
32 3/8
32%
1,700
20,200
32%
32%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
48%
48%
48%
106%
106%
106%
48%
106%
105Mi
103%
1,800
28%
28%
28%
287/a
28%
29%
10,000
21
21
32
32 Vb
f20%
21
15%
15
15 Va
14 «/4
48%
14,500
300
*20%
2iy4
Mb
15%
15 y4
15%
15%
3,000
15 Mi
*15%
15%
15
15
1,200
1,500
4,900
15 Vb
15%
16%
10
16 V*
16%
16 Vb
16%
16%
16%
42%
42%
43
42%
42%
42%
423/4
42%
423/4
32%
32%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
150
33%
48%
48%
49
48%
48%
48%
49
48%
4,700
No par
No par
No par
5
preferred
100
Baking Co common
5
$5.50 preferred
No par
92 y4 Feb
For footnotes see page 24.
5%
10%
4%
xl6Mi
42%
4%
4
32%
•
*4%
5%
5% •.
5%
•
4%
-
5
Common
Can
106
8 »/4
4%
8%
6
10 Vb
5
1
—10
100
No par
Continental
Continental
31%
12 /a
48 %
*4%
4%
*32%
48%
103
103
*102% 103%
*94
97
*16
10
No 'ar
109
17%
*90
32%
102 Mi
43%
90%
*112 y4
18 >%
102%
103%
103 Vb
102
1023/4
103%
103 Va
103 Vb
103%
103 %
102%
102 Vb
97%
97%
97%
10
97 Vb
♦94%
18%
18
18 Vb
9,600
*95
98
17%
18%
*90
93
33
33
90%
114
180
1023/4
33
43%
102
*102%
93
103
48%
102
*94%
America—
Jan
118
4
.Nast Publishing Co—No par
Cone Mills Corp.—_—
14
15
Aug 19
36% Oct 22
22% Oct 22
Aug
Jan
33% Feb
143/s Jan
2
3
54% Jun
81
2
Jan
45 Mi Jan
25% Oct 30
22
Conde
2
103
22
Comptometer Corp
Jan
29% Jan
-11% 'Jan
•
23
Oct
29
9% Jan
'
Jan
12
5% Jan
.
—
38%
132
2.50
Co—
.
4,500
40%
155
No par
com
600
11%
102
104 J/a
*36
17%
52%
15,500
38%
36
42
50%
39%
*149
74%
"
41%
47%
*11
102
2,700
104 Vb
q.%.
*
270
317b
39%
*98%
40%
40 Va
160
*71
6,400
.92
a
*61
104%
104%
40
*149
1.60
t
*16%
100
*98%
40%
*140
74%
*71
100
*98 '/a
100
40
*149
61,400
39%
*88
Columbia Pictured common—
5.25%
393/4
No par
__10
No par
com
A
preferred
preferred
40
11%
No par
Columbia Gas System Iric
4.64%
39%
48%
105
100
14
14
*102
41%
20
Jan
11%
105
*88
32% Feb
44% Feb
11%
*102
31
*129 Mi
26% Jan
104 "
49
*11
105
91
42
54% Feb
Feb
47%
49%
11%
*102
M,
100
3
104
93
30%
132
2
-
483/4
11%
11%
105
48%
31
*88
17
Dec
49%
48%
30%
'.""X
132
46% Jan
6
31%
100
23% Jan
9
Feb
48%
49
*91%
54%
132
30% Jan
8
wan
37
*11V*
' 30-
41
52%
53%
*88
31
14% Jan
6072
X48%
*102
H
31%>.
9%
*40 Vb
41
*129
preferred. series B
50
& Southern Ry com
100
4% noncumulative 1st; pfd—100
4%' noncumulative 2nd pfd—100
Columbia Broadcasting System—:
10%
*40%
J 00
.100
No mt
34% May 17
52% May 14
32
4
9,700
22,600
19%
91
-5
No par
Co_»—^-No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
66
'
Jan
5,500
31%
48%
Aikman Corp
Class-B
1
12,500
21 Vb
91
5%.%
Class
51 Vb
14%
20%
31%
'
57
51%
14 Va
52%
Colorado
'
51
13,400
2,000
53 Vb
10
Colorado Fuel & Iron
2
22% Oct
30
16
•18% Jan
36% May-IB
35 ya May 15
11% Dec
Collins &
50% Apr >25
12
48
16
2
-
13%
52%
No par
Co
16% Jan
-
}
13 y4
53%
•-30%
(The):
Coca-Cola InternatT Corp
8
•15% Jan 29
;
200
53%
—10
Co
Jan
33% Jan
Oct. 10
46
83
Apr 17
17% Nov 12
18 % Dee 30
45
•
1,100
53%
*9%
'
300
23%
31
34 Vb
53'/o
10
41
*40%
17%
*90
32%
*102%
102 %
102%
42%
43%
42%
*89%
90 Vb
*90
112%
112%.
*110
18%,
93
32%
18
*90
32%
93
32%
*90
93
32%
2,300
104 Mi
42%
12,400
103%
104
42%
42%
43
42%
90%
90 Vb
90%
90
90
113
113
114
110
32%
104 Vb
103
j.
14%
■
Co com
preferred
2nd
preferred.!
139
Sep 25
'26
Feb
*20 Vb
25
10
9%
41
!
1
30%
v 35*
*16%
*9%
,
I
1,800
11%
21
y*
j
34
30
,
*9%
ClUett Peabody &
41
13
2,
12
15% Jan
5
Jan
11%
*40%
42% Feb
;:74%
29
Jan
35.
3
43% Mar
Jan
t
•tan 23
150
•
2,600
8,300
92
5
City Products Corp
...No par
City Stores Co common5
4y4%- convertible preferred—100
Clark Equipment Co..
15
C C C & St Louis Ry Co conu
100
5% noncumulative preferred—100
Cleveland Electric Ilium com
15
$4,50 preferred
21^—«-No par
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7% gtd
.50
Special guaranteed 4% stock
50
Clevite Corporation
1
99
2
23
99% Jan
25% July 19
123 % Jun 27
70
Oot 26
Jan
*71'% Jan 21
14
71% Feb
33V2 Dec
8
15% Dec: 16
778'
25
43% May 20
90
Oct 23
57% NOV
8
95
150 *
6%
*91
11%
22'
,
30
29%
*34
.
92
11%
233/4.
vb
■
100
18% Jan 22
97% Jan 23
35% Jan
2
162
6
13%
.
29
Dec 23
15
30
6
i
j
14,800
93
*5%
No par
City Investing Co common
5 mi %■ preferred
-
■
■
400
52%
27%
523/4
27%
52%
*90
6
,
34 Vb
C I T Financial Corp
Cities Service Co..
2,800
6
30%
34 Vb
100
900
36 Vb"
30%
35%
—
4,400
35%
.8.50
preferred
.
u
30%
*34%
Oil.
00
3,
2Vb
,53%
U%
Co
3,100
28%
53 Vb
22
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co
13
102
18% May 31
100% Sep 23
44
2%
900
6,400
9Vb
54
54
11%
Common
4
28%
;
3,500
C"
19%
19%
■
Feb
2%
*2 y
,
;
8,900
8%
to -O
9%
28%
28%
2 y«.
27
25
Cotton
Copper
4%
8%
500
-.
43%
9
28 %r
2,000
19
*8%
22
com—No par
40
33%
..*18%
-
700
100
33%
43%
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
Apr 24
100
33%
98»/4
>
100
19 Vb
3,300
11%24
Chrysler Corp
88
35%
•
19%
1,000
15%
531/4
*22
No par
Chicago: Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
Chicago, Yellow Cab...
No par
7
37 >
100
19%
75%
53%
*90
pfd
Western
36%
*9sy2
1,400
15%
ft
preferred series A
Chicago: Pneumatic TooU
Jan
41
25
100
5%
52% Jan
,
common
———
.
16% Feb
18 % Jan
61% Jan
A
30
18
Jan
29% May 10
40% Nov 19
11
Jan
convertible
.
100
6,300
75%
27%
•
500
10
24%
55
9,500
53
27
.)
1,900
62%
31%
15%
:27Va
55
2
30%
76
*98
85/0L
28%
57
72
62T
53 :
9'/a
28%.
2V4
2
-*
__io
108
15%
33%;
I834..
9
9%
:
*74%,
100
27%
.
*104
62%
45%
-
•43%
25%
8%
*98
i "
17 Va Dec
10
15%
15%
53% : 53%
:
<
86% Jun
*104
45%.
76
.
iay4
Co__
100
15,200
13%
19 V4
18%:
Cessna Aircraft
98
13%
*19%
1814
43%
Chadbourn Gotham InC-,
Chain Belt Co...'.—
98
3,200
22,400
19%
18%
3-
320
6%
*19
'
*•74 y4
28
15,500
61%
19%
10%
19%'
r
t
500
17,900
18%
33%
9Va
99
13%
13%
?' 108
400
*
105
6
61%
*18
.
;
9%
105
6%
62
31%
33%
9%
106
:
18 Vb
33
1
15%
31
75%
27 y8
15%
62%
*98
,
15%
.
*18%
33
28
24 >/a
*97%
100
27%
22%
23%
8,900
42%
*21%
*6
v.i
18%
5
36%
*42
15 Mi
13%
33
.
35%
42%
22%
24%
23%
99
9%
'
*8%
37 Mi
42 Vb
*21%
;
100
3
11
36%
42 y422 y8
18%
15%
54%
43%
2,700
;
100
—9.50
43%
31 Vb
.
15%
No par
42%
62
V
74%
•:
42 Vb
.
*18
*54%
.
270
3,700
421b
,
27%
30%
19 V*
1,900
100
27
62
31%
18 V4
10%
10O
27%
108
62 Vb
30%
18
10%
100
24,300
4,200
-
27
37 Vb
.
13%
32
*19
"
:
100
*104
18%
J
preferred
13%
18%
.5
,
63
100
*6
31
20
25%
60%
*97%
107
62%
__l
—
*97%
25 Vb
105 Vb
6%
13%
*102
13%
25 Vb
15
64
108
25%
22%
99
13%
*104
100
'
99
.25%
22
106
62
17%
33%
42
15%
*6
65%
17%
33%
36'
,
22%
33%.
106
6
64
'
57
106%
7
—10
Central
■
9% Jan 27'
2
9
15 y8
17%
33%
Central Violeta Sugar Co
Century Industries Co—
Cerro de Pasco Corp..
Certain-Teed Products Corp
T
Jan
15%
17
33%
Illinois Public Service—10
Central .RR Co of N J
„
50
Central '& South "West Corp
_5
17"
7
100
23
17%
33%
100,
;
Shares
•
25%
42
23%
Feb. 14
33 Vb
i
25%
22%
the Week
Friday
•
16%
34
42
■
15%
Central Illinois
4% %
42
22 Y»
23%
preferred' series A-100
Agulrre Sugar Co
Foundry Co_
«
Central pf Georgia Ry com
" 5% " preferred series B
-
Jan
19
conv
.
22 VB
12.50
Central
6
X37%
x42
1
Central
22
103
10
—;
—_
\
14'
Feb
Inc'
Corp common
preferred
5%
-
6 -'
55
,
Feb
43% Jan
:
99%
27%
43%
2nd preferred——,
4%%
Celotex
•
11
7%
'
4
12
48
3
Jan
8
,
14:
107 a Jan 29
2'
15
;
26
Celanese Corp of Amor ccm__Nopar
.
18% Jan
74
18
25%
98%
_
24*
19 % Feb
49% Jan
May 20
43% May 22
22 % Jan 10
16%
33%
25%
*99%
(J-J) Co common—
7% preferred
;
6%% 2nd preferred—
Caterpillar Tractor common
4.20%' preferred
27
Jan 28
'33% Feb
1
100
17%
33%
Case
'
7
July 29"
59% Jan
Jan
65
15
17% Jan
•
16%
17%
Sales fsr
Thursday
Feb. 18
33%
-
4
Feb. 12
1
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co__,
_io
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
11-Carolina Power & Light.
No par
6':
Carpenter; ste^l Co——,
5
28;
Carrier' Corp, common——__
10
6'
4% %
preferred
I
50
27;
Carriers <fe"General Corp.
_i
31
Wednesday
Feb. 11
II-I~5
Carborundum (The) Co-
6 y4 Jan 28
68%Jasy 30v
104'
-
11% Jan 10
21
1 y4 Dec- 23
45% Oct
29% Jan
9Mi Jan
.
19% Dec1 24
,
2;
11
16
36,
6% Dec 31:
24% Oct- 22
Oct
2
2
100% Jan 11
•
32% Dec 27
3
8
Jan
•
Jan
98
16% Jun
4
16% Apr
/ Jan
99
Jan
Capital Airlines Inc.
24'
'
56y4Apr
,
'
.
5
12
54
Oct 21
34% Jan
107
3
Feb
24%'Feb
,16% Jan
T
55 Vs> Jan
80
20
17
97
13% May 22
43% Oct .22
26% Nov
5V4 Ja n
58% Jan
18% Feb 28
<
J.'
2
8
Jan
Feb
"39% Jan
,Feb 12
101% Jan'
9
38% Jan
29
88 % Jun
15
23
-
31;
28
44% Jan
13'
17Ta Jan
8
Aug 20
.
Jan
LOW AND HIGH SALS PRICES
Tuesday
Feb. 10
Pat
T
70
Oct-23
8%- Jttn'i 3
37% Apr: 8
18% Jun 19
109 %
24
100
39% Jan. 13
LOO V* Mar 13
23% Oct 22
16
17% Dec
,
96
Oct 24
'99% May
10% Oct; 22
Dec 31
Dec
Mar 21
110% Jan 14
5% Mar 6
10
98
55
2c% Jan
Jan
18 % Oct/ 22
19
6
18% Feb
35% Jan 29
24
4
Monday
EXCHANGE
10% Jan
2
32 % Jan 13
32% May 22
22J/«Novvl9'
-
Highest
51% Jun 13
%' Nov ill
31 Ye Dec
Lowest
26% Jan
Oct 22
40% Dec
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
230
190
200
1
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
"
*
xo
(788)
.
.
Monday, February
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
LOW
STOCKS
'■>
Year 1957
Lowest
Highest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
HIGH
AND
SALE
Monday
EXCHANGE
P«f
Tuesday
Feb. 11
PRICES
Wednesday
Feb. l(i
Feb. 12
Sale* far
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Feb. 13
Feb. 14
Shares
9%
9%
9%
21>A
20%
20%
20%
20%
300
49
48%
50
50 Va
52%
17,100
7%
7%
8%
37,900
40%
391A
401/4
33,300
Continental Copper & Steel—
9
Dec
15% Jan
31
2054 Nov
26% Jan
4
39 Ya Nov
14
5 % Oct
7
22
41% Dec 30
17
7
Jun
70% Jun
20% Jan
3
44
Jan
6
Jan
10
15
14
54% May
9
8% Jan
2
8
Jan
20% Jan
50
Feb
8% Feb
20
Industries
10
13
14
5%
convertible
IB
38% Feb
12
3
Continental Oil
26 Ya Dec
24
43% July 28
3iy»Feb
5
2
22% Feb
3
165/a Dec
30
43VaJan
16 Va Jan
13
20
4
Dec
23
40% July 11
54% July 25
21
79% July 11
52
20
49% May 21
51
Dec
30
May l(j
8
50
Jan
44% Feb
2
25% Feb
Jan
30
5%
52
Jan
14
6%
11
34% Dec
27
33% Jan
13
166% Dec
17
161'/a Feb
27 ya Jan
14
57 Va Feb
13
106% July 11
Oct
22
89
79 ya Oct
31
96% May
Deo
30
25
Oct
18
Feb
74
15
4
23
16 % Jan
22
74% Feb
12
84 V4 Jan
6
85
Jan
6
86
Jan
31
May 17
2% Jan
2
19 y8 Jan
3
1% Jan
13
22
36% Apr 22
24% Jan
13
86
Mar 14
30
Aug
79
3
30% Feb
15% Jan
6
7
15 'A Jan
30
25 Va Jan
58 Va July
40 Va Oct
22
Oct
*
22
23
15% Dec 31
17 V* Oct
11
5% Oct 21
54
Nov
19
5V4N0V 20
27% Dec
17
7% Jan
4
30 Va Jan
5
5
100
Coty International Corp
Cream of Wheat Corp
Crescent Corp
Crown Cork & Seal
(The)
2
1
Cudahy Packing Co
21
13 Ya
12
59% Jun
22
23% Deo
9
May
8
4
Jan
9
56% Jan
9
Jun
20% Jan
23
10% Jan
58% Feb
2
1
21
13
2
/ 21% Feb
24
Jan
2
28'/a Jan
9
47
30% Jan
31
33
Jan
46
Jan
21
-
11
64% Jan
41% Feb
34
14
.
5
*80
of
*85
86%
86 Va
86%
88
171/4
841/4
*80
83
2%
300
5,500
*82
841/4
29%
29%
30
30%
30%
15
15
15
15
15
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
151/B
15
151/4
29%
29 Va
29
291/4
47 %
45%
46 %
98%
*98%
99%
17
17%
17
23%
23%
23%
22%
5
2%
27%
15
46 Va
10
1,300
•
21/a
29%
98%
100
5
17
19%
19
19%
7%
8Va
*60
—5
*7%
7%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
2.50
Curtis Publishing common
1
$4 prior preferred
No par
$1.60 prior preferred
No par
Curtis-Wright common
1
31%
31%
10%
10 Va
58%
21 %
291/4
291/4
29 V4
1,000
45%
45
98%
45%
981/2
10.800
99%
11 Ya
171/4
17%
17%
17%
24,500
23
23
22%
23
44
19
18%
8
62
7%
7%
31
19
*7%
*60%
7%
31
19%
4.800
81/8
5,600
8
62
*7%
31
18%
8
62
62
*7%
31
*30%
150
610
100
400
7%
500
31
10%
*21'A
9%
10%
10
101/4
9%
10%
22,600
58%
*58
21%
1,000
3,100
10,100
Va
7%
31%
30%
*981/2
*60y4
7%
*31
291/4
30%
23
18%
8'/a
G2
*7%
10%
: *58
19'A
8
62%
*60
5,600
27%
14%
*23%
10c
17%
15
„
x29%
common
2V8
60C
14,500
89
5
28
47%
100
171/4
5%
5
27
99%
17%
pfd
*86
17%
2'A
46 %
preferred
Class A
76%
5
*80
260
76%
27%
98%
America.__12.50
noncum
.
9,600
14%
771/4
26%
84%
5,600
35%
29%
15
*29%
Cuneo Press Inc
15
Jan
6%
5
I '.
163
14%
*2%
2%
5
common
'
47% Jan 11
29%
14%
Cuban-American Sugar
24
Zellerbach Corp
$4.20 preferred
Steel Co
4 V2Y0
5
27
163
14%
17 Va
No par
Jan
17
90
No par
Jan
24
*80
2.50
common-
9
Jan
4%
5
35Vb
164
14%
76
88
100
63
8
*86
2%
28
31% Jan
88
26%
7
/
*86
2 'A
2
2
88
27%
241/4
*86
*86
*4%
35%
35%
*163
.-
86 Va
17%
5,300
58
*85
17%
1.1C0
13,700
54
*521%
86%
17%
24
*50%
58
*85
17%
*
54
*52%
86%
17%
24%
*50%
57
*85
preferred
3%%
Crown
162
*2Va
71/4 Jan
13
35%
162
103
-
54
*50%
*52%
53
,
35'A
35%
162 Va
26%
Cuba RR
Jan
35 Va
53
*52 %
1
24
6% Jan
23%
24 Va
*50%
57
25
24
29
23%
53
common
Crane Co
27% Jan
6
A 24%
24 yn
*50%
75%
20% Jan
28
18
74%
2
Feb
17%
76%
17
9
18%
24%
54
17%
23%
75%
16 % Jan
33 V2 Jan
17%
78'A
18% Jan
Jan
17%
75%
32% Apr 17
30¥a Apr 25
;
18%
10Va
5
Crucible
56
22%
18%
3,20c-
30
21%
18
5
50
common
27
2
291%
21%
34%
20
2
29'A.
211/4
35%
99 % Jan
Jan
291/4
21%
7%
103 %
19V4 Jan
65% Jan
29
20%
35%
16% Jan
11
28%
21%
50
3%% preferred series of 1947-100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
-_1
Coty Inc
_1
13
30
29%
*14%
95% Jan 10
49% Jan
39
29
21
*162%
44
2
39 Va
30
21%
41
40
7%
14%
11
10
40'/a
30
21%
7%
14%
10
Jan
'•39%
5
14
9%
7y8
38%
7Va
14%
18
18
11
3
7%
48
*14%
Feb
19% Jan
38% Oct
Jan
7%
Refining common_10
preferred
-100
38% Jan
100
53% Feb
30% Nov 21
12
48%
1
30
Jan
14
17% Oct
16% July 23
31% Feb 18
16 Va Dec
29
82
14% Feb
31
11
5
4
28% Jan
<
28% Jan
6
Jan
23% Jun
'l-"2% Feb
Jan 24
20%
47%
Corning Glass Works
3%% preferred
2
29
20%
48
Products
7%
24
5% Jan
21 Va
47
9%
9%
*20%
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
31
30
Oct
22
Jan
Delaware
convertible preferred
convertible preferred
Cora
14
86
4% Jan
10% Dec
85
86% Feb
15y2 Jan
2
Nov
26% Oct
14
30
108 % Jan
2
2
6% Jan
1% Dec 24
22
74
35% Jan
4
Jan
13
3
Jan
5
52
14
,Jan
*20%
-—1
Corp__.
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Copper Range Co
i
Copperweld Steel Co common
y2 Jan 20
July 18
12% Dec 24
28
145
Feb
of
9%
-5
Continental Steel
37
28Vi Jan
18% Jan
3
23
9%
25
preferred
Continental Insurance
Continental Motors
17Vb Dec
9%
9 %k
2
common
581A
581/4
58%
58%
*57%
58%
40G
*211/4
21%
*21iA
21%
Cutler-Hammer Inc
10
—.
21%
21%
21%
1,000
24%
25
24%
25
24
24%
24
24%
24
241A
43.000
32
—
32%
31V4
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
1,000
43 %
42%
43
42
42
41%
4iy2
41%
42
1.000
44%
44%
*42%
D
40% Oct
21
79% Jan
7
8% Oct
22
3Va Deo
10
16
Dec
18
61
July 13
46
Feb
5
Dana
86
Jan
22
14
10V4 Feb
11
Dan
% Jan
21
3% Jan
23
11% Jan
15
Davega Stores Corp common
2.50
: 5% convertible
preferred
20
Daystrom Inc
_I0
Dayton Power & Light common
7
6% Feb 27
13 Va Apr
3
3
11% Jan
7
Jan
16
Aug
1
Apr IB
30% Feb
12
35
49 %
43'A Jan
2
49
Feb
6
Nov
15
86
Mar
83 % Jan
10
87
Jan
Jan
3%%
22
28
4
72
Oct 24
86
Feb 27
75
Jun
88
B
2
267/8 Dec
31
Nov
7
19 Va Dec
30
6% Dec
18
Apr
23% Jan
3
19% July 22
32% May 6
31% Feb
1
28% Apr 28
25% Jan
7
84
Jan
9
88
85% Jan
•
3
86 Va Jan
15% Jan
2
17
Jan
6% Jan
2
7% Jan
21
41% Feb 25
30
33% Oct
22
35% Oct 23
55
47
55
Feb
14
49 Va Jan
2
16% Jan
2
20% Jan
27
35
Jan
2
39% Jan
29
37% Jan
2
39 y2 Jan
16
Nov
25
65
Jan
8
17
22% Jan
2
9 Ya Jan
2
10% Jan
16
21
59% July
3
39'A Jan
15
43 Ya Feb
4
Jan
Jan
23
Feb
5
58
34% Dec
17
39
Jan
31
29% Dec
19
57% Jan
2
33 Va Jan
36 Vb Feb
5
25% Dec
30
37% Mar 13
25 Ya Jan
29% Jan
24
.38% Nov 151
<8Ye Oct
"x3Yb
13
34
Mar 29
30
Jan
32 V8 Feb
22
25% Jun
5
24% Jan
30
15% Jan 14
11% Jan
Dec
6
15 Va Dec
16
14
* Jan
18% Feb
14
25% Jan
9% Jan
6
271/4 Feb
B
33 Yb Oct
22
34% Jan
«% Apr
17
13% July
:
29
•
•
»
Dec
Dec
24
14% Jun 12
11 Va Jan
2
Jan
23
50% Oct
10
91
Jan
14
60 va Feb
12
11% Dec
74% Jan
9
24
24 V* Jan
29
12
2
14% Feb
6
17
IXVa Jan 14
8% Jan
Jan
3
10% Jan
14
31
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..
Air
-
Lines
'
V
De
Vilbiss
&
3
Diamond
$1.50
2
Alkali Co
Diamond-Gardner
.
—1
.
15
10
Corp
com
preferred
Stores
Mines
2
59 Va Feb
4
Dow
Jan
2
42% Feb
4
18% Feb
4
12
10
Jan
7
10% Jan
23
6% Jan
2
7% Feb
3
99
Jun
27
110.
Mar 27
106% Jan
Jan
2
188% Feb
4
8
76% Nov
109% Jan
89%
Feb
1
85
Jan
6
89% Jan
37% Apr
2
34% Jan
2
36% Nov
14
45
41
Aug 27
Jan
29
42
49% Jan
29
Jan
13
48
Feb
3
,
38% Jan
,
42
Jan
30
48% Feb
Pont de Nem
28
49
Jan
24
44
Jan
8
48
18
Jan
50
16
Jan
31
48
Jan
8
50
Jan
17
48% Jan
29
4.20%
46% Jan
8
48
Jan
4.10%
41
14
Oct
27% Dec
l
24
30
50
Jan
13
53
Jan
31
14% Jan
14
11
47% Jan
11
27% Jan
51% Jan
4
29'a Jan
371/2 Feb
30 Va Apr
13
3
18
20% Jan
24
Eastern
72
24 % Jan
31
42% July 15
81% Mar 5
60% July
1431/4 Nov
38% Dec
6
31
22»/8 Oct 21
74
18
158
Feb
28
64% Jan
i4
27% May
8
81% Apr
11
NOV
8
21% Dec
19
40
83
6
23
91
Aug
17% Dec
24% Dec
3% Jan
"3B%
Dec
30
3
27
6% Deo 30
Jan
16
Apr
9
27% July 3
40% Apr 25
4% Aug 15
35% Mar l
Dec
23
14% Jan 31
44% July 8
22 Vb Oct
22
34
34
May 20
3% Oct
23
•6% Jan
15% Oct
22
21
30% Dec 23
70
Nov
6
24% Nov 13
6'/2 Dec
23
14
24
4
Eastern
105% Feb
4
Eastman
971% Jan
153
13
Feb
7
38% Jan
22',
Jan
Jan
9
76
a
22% Jan
86
157
Jan
46% Jan
28
2
2438 Jan
28
2
81
Jan
26 Ya Feb
31
6
Jan
17
86
Jan
14
20% Feb
4
2
27% Jan
17
4'A Jan
22
25
Jan
3% Jan
2
26% Jan
2
6% Jan
2
27
Jan
2
29
Jan
10
41.8 Jan
2
29% Jan 23
9% Feb
30% Jan
33
3
29
Feb
5
3
Jan
7
17% Jan
10
31 Va Jan
34% Feb
5
14
79
88% Feb
12
30
13
32% Apr 30
20% Jat
7
77
Feb
56
1
July
62
Feb
28
_For footnotes see-page
24.
Jan
26% Jan
6% Jan
8% Jan
44% Jan
56
Jan
Feb
60 3 4 Feb
28
56
Jan
14
16
3
28
Stainless
Ya
28%
27%'
3,300
3,300
17%
13%
16%
27
27 Ya
27%
11%''
11%
11'A
11%
13%
lO'/a
1,900
13%
16%
26%
11%
17
-
*200
32%
29
i.
12,000
17
13%
4,600
1.90C
'
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9%
*9%
10
*9%
10
*9%
.200
10
7,500
18,800
13%
*13%
*13%
14 ye
13%
13%
13%
&8i<8
13%
506
573/3
56i/4
58
55 Ya
39
40
56 VB
55 %
55%
23,600
39%
37%
18
38%
39 Vb
38%
39%
18.400
18%
"
56%
38%
55%
38%
1
18%
1
*9%
18%
18%
18%
10V4
*18%
*9%
18%
10%
1
30%
*9%
10
714
71,,,
71/3
7%
7V«
182 Va
184 3A
179%
181'/a
108%
109
109
5
184%
185%
108%
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109
-10
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•;
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7
7%
10
-
V/a
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100
10
7%
7%
4,400
13.800
179
181%
179%
182
109
109 va
109 Va
108%
108%.
*87
88 %
*87
88
1
*87 Va
88 %
87%
37»A
36%
37
42
37 Va
42
37%
87%
37%
200
37Ya
88'A
37%
6,500
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37%
43%
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43%
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50
46 %
' 50
37
*41%
50
43%
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48%
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51
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51
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51
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47
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47
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47
47
52
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52
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52
*50
52
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100
43%
48%
47
2,800
-10
.
400
471/4
52
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47%
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47%
*45
47%
*45
47%
*46
52
*50%
52
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52
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52 "
s
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15%
15%
15%
15
32 Va
32 Va
31%
32
32
32
35%
37%
36 Va
37%
18
18%
18%
18%
1,200
13,600
50
x34
35
*18%
19'A
35%
18
26%
27%
26%
27 Va
26%
26%
*73%
76%
75 y4
75%
75%
75%
460
29%
28%
29%
4,700
14,200
27
76%
29%
29
103%
102
103
155
155
159
42
23%
23%
100
2.50
*80
25%
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84
26'A
88
29%
;
41%
28%
101
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42
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24V4
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41
84
19%
20
26%
27
26%
103
99 Va
100
10
41 Va
41%
*40%
41 'A
900
24
23%
24'A
24'A
800
79
24'A
79 Va
25%
25%
79
80
25%
25%
19%
.
*1531/4
*87%
19%
28%
100
2,000
29,600
41
*23%
27
-
158
26
19%
5
29
102 Va
90
20
*87%
1
'A
90
*87V2
*155
158
80
25%
196
80
25%
*87%
90
158
2,500
90
1,300
19 Yz
26%
19%
19%
19%
19%
26%
26%
27
26%
27
5,000
4 Va
3%
4Vu
3%
4
4
10,900
29%
29V4
29%
29%
29'A
29%
291/4
8%
28%
8%
8'%
3
Phonograph
4%
8%
8%
8%
8%
5,900
29%
28 3A
29'A
jk
Co
41/4
5
Co
4Va
10
28%
28%
28%
29
28%
29V4
34,400
31%
32%
32
32%
31%
32
32%
32%
32V4
32%
2,900
3,900
5
Co
5
4%
5
8%
29V4
5
29V2
5
4
4%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
34
21%
21%
21%
33%
*33%
34
87
33 Va
33%
34V4
87
*33 va
*84
88%
88%
*87
88%
29%
29%
29 %
29%
29%
7%
7%
7%
6,800
34%
29'A
33%
88 Va
No par
A
5
»
29%
21%
8.50
Brie
5Va
*8%
4
25
_ioo
Co
5
8%
.
10
Co
common-
preferred
RR
31%
26'A
41%
800
15Va
18
76%
*155
52
31%
Va
26%
2
47%
%
34
78
103
15%
19
25%
-1
Natural Gas
Pittsburgh
32'A
29%
100
RR common
5% preferred series
15%
35Va
*ir
771/4
10
common
Corp
32
341/4
5
common
Watch
-
15%
100
Battery
Endicott Johnson
15 %
10
com
Corp
Empire District Electric
Erie <Ss
"r,131A
13
27%
*31%
61%
preferred
Equitable Gas
Ya
'•
28%
13 Ya
1
Emerson Electric Mfg
Emerson Radio &
4%
11%
32
5,100
27
16%
*26%
11%
28
32
300
33%
60%
Stop Nut Corp of Araer
Electric Auto-Lite
(The)
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shares
Paso
17%
'
27%
:28%
33 Vb
,
13%
100
Ekco Products Co
El
13
34
6,400
39%
36%
62 y«
preferred
National
13%
26%
11%
33%
39%
*34
13%
Elastic
Elgin
-
37
10 y«
60 Va
10
Steel
Co
Electric Storage
17Ve
26%
•
;
39%
39%
29
9%
61 Ya
Manufacturing Co
Edison Bros Stores Inc
common
4%% preferred
4 '/a %
13%
281;»
3,800
56%
*34
32
1
39%
*55
10
•13%
Eaton
17
18% Jan
6%
*13%
40
37
*31
-
28%
39
56%
9%
2;100
13 Va
10
Kodak
32 '•
A 28
39%
39
33Va' 33%
28
27%
1
28%
*31
-
-
'4; 800
47
50
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn
4%% prior preferred
14
2
35'A Apr
89% Jan
Dec 12
Jan
31% Feb
5% Feb
21% Feb
43
3
78
34%
*34
5; 900
36%
*55%
10
*39%
•
20%
36 Va
60 %
Corp
26% Jan
33%
"J28%
32
39%
;
<■
20 Vb
36%
y8
13%
Eaele-Picher Co
Eastern Airlines lac
23 Ya Dec
16% Jan
73% Jan
37
47
20%
36
56 %
9%
47%
20
"62%
14 Va
;
11
1
39
40
*34
28Va
3,500
47%
■'
36 Ya
*55
10
*39%
47%
20
36
•
39%
40
28%
*46%
19%
56%
37
No par
No par
DWG Cigar Corp
Jun
'
37
*34
t
4CC
-2.800
V%
13%
$2.10 preferred
15% Feb
115
22
7%
60%
-
30
24% Dec 23
81% Feb 13
21 Va
7%
50
48
!•
12
22%
71'.
13%
50
22
271/2 Feb
22
7%
15,500
•
63
.
Oct
Dec
22%
5,600
13%
—
Jan
5
30 Va
lOVa
common
preferred
16% Jan
33% Feb
29%
30 Ya
14%
61%
A.
16% Dec
27
29 Vb
30%
14%
1
47»A
*39%
27%
1
preferred
1
15
29%
30%
7%
20%
39 Ya
17%
preferred
27
July
July
14%
29 Va
,
10
n%.
14%
31
22 V»
'
*55
35Vb
2C
2,700
15%
29%
7%.
47%
Ya
15%
14%
22%
x20
10 Vh
15%
29%
•'
14
'
56%
-
15%
10C
50
39% Oct
40
'
36
11%
5
—
$3.75 preferred
$4.15 preferred
4.%
•
10
28
90
16
*30%
7lA
*55
34%
85
84
*86
■2 CO
goo
Duquesne Light Co
11
*
15%
31%
(E I) & Co—
41
Nov
39
85
84
90
No par
Preferred $4.50 series
Preferred $3.50 series
13
39
-
38
17Va
Co
-.Common
22
23
'
26%
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
Dunhill International
Dunlan Corp
22
14
30% Oct
29%'
22%
/
47%
86%
85
90
*86
■
*
133a
Dresser Industries
3
176;.'
29V4
*30%
20%
1
Ltd
Jan
July 16
16Va
14%
'
14%
2
Douglas Aircraft Co
Corp
16%,
,
•
85
*84 "
*
16
7%
3%
No par
No par
52% Jan
206
90
2.50
Dover
du
89
*86
13%
Corp
Chemical
85%
*84
96
47%
27%
50c
Pepper Co
Dome
*84
88
*90
20Vai
*31%
2
Disney (Walt) Productions
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Dr
84
*84
15
7>a"'
25
Corp
Divoo-Wayne
x84
00
1
„
37
160% Oct 21
85 Va
^
13.5C
*
12
90
'
'
Cq
57% May 13
19% May 9
6
2,600
'
Raynolds class A
68 y< Jun
18
48%
22%
n.
.
Corp
21
Jan
48 Va
■
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR
CO—100
Detroit Steel
22
9% Aug
48%
22%
50
■
Denv & Rio Grande West RR.No
pal
Detroit Edison
20
24
20
48%
31 Ya
Inc
Oct
Aug 20
48 %
x48Va
■
'29%'
Delaware Power & Light.Co
Delta
16 Va Oct
9 %
48'/a
No par
'
36 Yb Dec
5% Dec
48Ya
31 Ya
Diamond T Motor Car Co-
8
48%
29%
Western
«
Diana
II
49
'
10
4
2,800
48Ya
*84
20
12
24
31
16%
50c "
Feb
Jan
3%
11%
30 Va
—Jo
:
13% Feb
12
:'*3%
*11%
31
15%
14%
Inc„
common
Delaware 'Lack &
Devoe
Dec
10
Co
preferred
Delaware & Hudson
".
51% May 15
18
48% July 17
41% May 21
26% Apr
8% Dec
37
Records
&
16,000
12
85
7%
1,200
Vn
11 %
30%
*87
Decca
*3%
10
31%
100
Deere
87
10
30%
—100
6
46
*85%
*11%
C
27
3%
*45
10 va
12
B
24
*3%
10.
31
series
30% Feb
3%
44%
87
*85%
10%
30%
series
32% Jan
*3%
44%
87
10
*11%
3.90%
7
6
3%
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10»A
11%
3.75%
50c
44%
87
9%
31%
Preferred
2
Feb
*3%
Preferred
Dayton Rubber Co—
44%
85%
9%
11%
100
2
23
44%
87
31
A
30 Va Jan
2
5
series
13% Jan
20 Va Jan
Inc
3.75%
27% Jan
15% Jan
Mills
*
3
16
preferred series A
River
Preferred
/
15% Dec
44%
*35Yn
9%
15
9Va Jan
47
13% Jan
1
100
83'A Jan
S
21
19
common
1
Oct
14% Oct 22
Corp
o6% Mar
27% Oct 22
L.6
2
12% Jan
40
73
43% Jan
100
50
8
57%
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8%
21 'A
29%
7%
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30
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29%
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59
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57
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59
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59
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8
55%
59
3,000
700
;
30
3.500
8,700
190
>
17
l95g
Volume
Number 5717
187
., .
The Commercial and Financial
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1957
Lowest
Chronicle
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Lowest
STOCKS
NEW l'OUK STOCK
I
Highest
13
12% Oct
28% Dec
26
Apr 30
22
18
Jun
23
61% Apr
£9 7 a Nov 2g
6
Oct 11
65
7% Dec 31
15
Sep 25
16
11% Jan
2
14% Jan
29
13
13 Vb Jan
3
16% Feb
16
28VaJan
2
32%
Jan
17
12% Jan
24
7
Jan
11
7% Jan
15% Jan
22% Jan 22
17% July
1
25 % NOV 29
67
67% Jun
Aug 23
41% Oct 21
3% Dec
30
10
Oct
22
45
Sep 30
31% Dec 31
17% Oct 22
38% Feb
13 Va
13%
13
1
13%
12%
13
12%
16
12%
16%
12%
13
16%
16
15 %
15%
15%.
31
15%
15%
16
31%
30
31
4,600
29 %
3UVb
30
30%
30
31
15,000
39
39
39
3974
3975
15
Fairbanks
Morse & Co
No par
Faircnild Engine & Airplane
Corp.l
Fajardo Sugar Co.
_2Q
5
Jan
27
4
Fausteei
6%
Jan
2
47b Jan
2
1374 Jail
24
7
52
2
Jan
7
36% Jan
23
19% Feb
12
36% May 14
29% Jan
3
32% Feb
31
19% Jan
2
20 % Feb
6
27% Jan
21
34% Jun 11
29% Jan
7
20 % NOV
12
28
Dec
30
H% Jan iu
16
31
19% Oct 22
32
75% Oct 28
105
Oct 22
Jun
57
39
19% Dec
20
36% NOV 113
Sl% Nov 13
100% Oct
47
2
Mar 12
6% Dec
16
34Vb Oct
22
79
NOV
6
11
Jun
21
45
Oct 21
Jan
18
22
July 12
May 2
2
4.60%
12
20 % Feb
26
83% Jan
14
92
13
53
/
Jan
Feb
4
31
4 V
14
16
59 % Feb
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
6
10274 Jan
Dec
i
55% Feb
14
12% Jan
4
7% Jan
3
8% Jan
16
46% July 9
95% May 10
22 Vz Aug 22
37% Jan
6
417.. Jan
28
57
87
Jan
8
6
(The» Carpet Co
Flinlkote Co (The; common
$4 preferred-:
9 37 a Feb
10
12% Jan
2
16% Jail
10
56% Jan
10
59% Feb
5
Florida Power
9
6074 Feb
4
Florida Power
22 % Oct
28
18% Jan
2
20
Jail
16
22
43% Jan
3
39% Jan
3
4774 Feb
7
93
Florence
84% Jan
3
Jan
Apr 25
65 %
134
54
87
May 15
47 % Jan
100
May 15
93% Aug
92
5
Jan
Jan
30
93
Feb
5? 7 b Feb
107% Feb
7
92 Vb Jan
30
Feb
4
13
&
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474
475
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1,900
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3274
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21
21
3474
20
32%
21 %
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1974
25
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5,800
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15%
15 %
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58 %
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59 %
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10
15%
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51 %
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100
92
l
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51 %
50%
115
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30
3
3
1
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Fruehauf Trailer Co
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1
-
preferred
11
100
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92
40
3974
1574
1574
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15%
28
2874
2774
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115
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40%
15%
5
115
4074
287b
13% Feb
577
57
16
1074
63 % Feb
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4074
93%
40
1574
2
1037a
57 %
77b
2874
2
*102
57%
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Jan
120
4274
..2
9% Jan
92/
85%
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54
*90
42
Foremost Dairies Inc
I
92
84*74
Foster-.Wlieeler Corp
Francisco Sugar CoFranklin Stores Corp
14
1974
2574
.
8574
21
Jan
19 7a
25
*90
427«
16
80
90
84%
23
24% Jan
2,400
5,500
19 %
25%
8974
4174
12
14
19 7,»
2574
1974
25
86
3774 Jan
10
1975
2574
1974
92
'
43
2
Nov
600
85
13
8 % Dec
21%
42 %
87b Jan
52
*20%
87'. a
27% Feb
Jan
21
43%
67% July
79
2074
1,200
437lt
Ford Motor Co_„
15
6,600
8574
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67% Jan
100
327a
2,600
9
July 11
20%
32%
6,400
5
123
*20
22
Jan
68% NOV 14
19%
3274
53
16 Vb Jan
Jan
19%
3275
51
417b Feb
11
2074
3274
2174
2
14
2,500
3274
50%
2
1074 Jan
1,500
2075
31%
2174
Jan
3
35 %
20
49
15
12% Jan.
34%
20%
3274
2174
3874 Jan
»
3574
21 %
377b Jan
10% Dec
35%
20 %
*31%
4974
18% Apr 29
Jan
31%
217i»
59% M.ar 19
8
3
20
54
4374
61% July 16
17 % May
35%
19%
3174
*48
49%
33% Oct 21
32% Deo 30
8
NOV 18.
35%
2574
'25
•
89 %
35% Dec 30
13% Oct 22
43
*50
22
ZlVz
Light
5,200
4975,
474
1274
48%
5
Co_.
Ltd
4975
474
1274
pld ser of '51
15
Food Machinery & Clieni
Corp___ 10
3 V4 ",'o convertible
preferred
100
5
2
Corp
4974
474
22
5
Corp
Food Fair Stores Inc
14
13
Fluor
Stove
1,800
2,900
80
49 %
otoiea———_ivu nur
Firth
69% May
13
23
Corp
Flrn National
49%
1574
27%
*73
12%
31%
1974
1574
27%
27%
80
"1274
*31%
8974
16
2774
*73
4874
32%
-247,.
Firestone Tire & Rubber com—.6.25
4% % preferred
100
93% Jan
14
48%
497a
*15%
27%
80
20%
3174
1
8474 Feb 13
10
*73
22%
Filtrol
101% Jan
16
2774
27%
4774
5
S
4800
21%
13
45% Feb
Feb
26,300
87 b
10
22% Jan
13
106
8%
8
_5
2
39% Jan
101% July 23
875
874
35
*21
preferred——1Q0
Fire Ins NY
87«
8
474
13%'
55 %
"2 J
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20% Jan
NOV
Oct
convertible
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2,300
874
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3174
10
,
3975'
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20 'A,
2.50
.
o
34% Oct
92
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2
-Jan
17% NOV 20
42% Oct 21
Dept
4%
39 74
874
7%
3474
-5
39% Jan
59% Jun
78
12%
*50
*3874
8%
80
48%
4,500
9
1674
2774
*73
49 %
4%
1
66
8
13
44% Aug 27
2
50
16
27%
79
49
Ffbreboard Paper Prod coin—No
par
11
Feb
6
com
16
*72
25
Fenestra Inc.—
Ferro Corp
*774
2774
50
preferred
Federated
874
87a
%6
1
B
Federal Paper Board Co
227-1 Jail 23
48
Jan
:
32% Feb
20% Jan 10
2
16% Jan
20% Jan
2
14
Jan
series
-
9%
87b
Federal Mogul Bower
Bearings—5
Federal Pacific Electric Co1
14
20% Jan
Dec
preferred
39
9
'
Metallurgical Corp
Farwick Corp.
t'edders-Quigun Corp common;
5%% conv pfd 1953 series
23
11% Jan
52
39
Falstai'f
6
Feb
18% Sep 10
29
3
52
32% Jan
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fl
27?« Feb
Jan
Feb. U
Inc
16% Jan 24
8
25% Jun 17
the Week
Friday
Feb. 13
Corp
45% Jan 13
45%Juiy
Shies for
Thursday
Feb. 13
Eversharp
24% Jan
L6% Apr 23
61% May 13
/
Ex-Cell-O
Brewing Corp
Family Finance Corp common
4
PRICES
Wednesday
Evans Products Co,
12
64% July 10
7% Jan 14
Tuesday
Feb. 11
3
9% Feb
10
Monday
Feb. 10
Par
4
Fep
41% Jan
Jan
LOW AND HIGH SALE
EXCHANGE
.
30% Nov
-
92
74
*92%
4074
937a
41
3974
4074
4074
40
93%
92 75
40%
4175
4074
92%
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407u
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39%
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15%
277a
2874
2775
287 a
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1074
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11
1075
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10%
7474
7575
7475
76
1174
12
1174
11%
60 7a
60%
*9275
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5,500
*
120
2,400
38,600
23,500
19,700
2,600
700
'
*60%
5,700
48,300
62
170
G
22
10% July 24
8% Dec 30
10% Apr 10
45
Apr 11
6% Oct
40% Dec 30
7
Jan
6
87b Feb
31% Dec 19
8
46% Jun 28
32
Jan
17
33% Oct 25
54
2
27
Jan
.3% Jan
2
2474 Jan
13
14% Jan
2
Oct 21
3s/a Oct 21
23
Dec
30
13% Oct 31
3% Dec 30
51
Jun
9
25% Dec
17
90% July
?r»
l
Nov 19
36% Jan
14
36% Jan 15
15% Feb 19
8% Jan
5% Jan
59
125
26% Jan 11
19
30 % Jan
6
46% May 24
86
Mar 5
75
Jan
6
49% Dec
48
Jan
2
21
9% Dec 20
10 % Dec 26
Dec
20
46% Oct
4
52% Feb
5
Of
A Feb
27
40
Feb
12
4
Oct
21
56
Oct
22
100
July 26
33% Dec
19
301% Nov
1
76% Nov
7
31
14% Jan 2$Z
12% Jan
3374
32%
317a
__1
3274
4%
50
2574
257:i
l
15%
15%
—l
*3%
Jan
convertible
$4.50
83
Jan
29
50% Jan
24
11
General
4%
1st
197a Jan
Jail
2
13
55
6 %
series
General
1
Electric
Gfenerai
Foods
Co
—
Corp
2
6
Jan
27
General Instrument
2
67
Jan
29
General Mills
116% Jan
20
Jan
6
3374 Jan
2
36% Jail
7
11274 Jan
2
117% Jan
16
Jan
5%
Corp
com
16
General
16% Jan
15
31
24
50% Jan
10
32% Jan
13
37 Vb Feb
4
General Realty & Utilities
General Refractories
27% Mar 19
20% Jan
2
2474 Feb
5
General
18
17% Jan
3
207b Feb
5
General Steel Castings Corp
2
7
407b Jan
7
43% Jan
24
30% Mar
167b Jan
2
21% Feb
4
General
4
26% Feb
12
30
Jan
7
General Tire
21
22
20% NOV 14
7% Oct 21
32% Oct
11
20% Dec 24
62% May 8
39% May 29
8% Feb
5
152
Feb
12
164
Jan
6
79
2
84% Jan 28
$5
93% Feb
267a Jan
13
30% Feb
5
44% Jan
3
5174 Jan
20
23% Jan
10
27 % Feb
4
8% Jan
217 b Jan
7
89% Jan
21
16% Jan
13
Mar 18
Dec
2
14
4% Apr 20
160
5
preference
preferred-.
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Gerber Products
4%
16
Gillette
2574 Feb
3
3
91
Jan
18
Feb
4
34% Jau
29
2
2% Jan
2
3% Jan
20
$4.50 preferred
—:
Gladding McBean & Co
Giidaen Co (The)
Goebel Brewing Co-.
21
157% Jan
16
158
Jan
27
Gold
13
62% Feb
12
68
Jan
22
Goodrich
95% July
69
Feb
12
84 % Jan.
29% Dec
37% Jun
8
14
30
Jan
2
32
Feb
13
Gould-National
57% July 18
41
Jau
2
43% Jan
16
Grace
1
Jan
2
1% Jau
28
Graham-Paige Motors—
Granby Consol M S & P
4
Oct
21
21
2
% Apr
8
6074
6174
6074
/, 452*700
21%
'54'/,
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21%
/•;
21%
61%;
*2l%
54
53 %-.
2
&
Stock
Co
—
Telegraph Co
(B
F)
Goodyear Tire Ss Rubber
(W R)
Batteries
&
Co
5
2274 Jan
20
131 % Jan
2
122% Nov 11
67
Dee
3
138
Jan
22
78
Jan
11
20% Dec 12
30% Apr
15 % Dec
23
21% May
14
18
Dec
76% Nov 20
For footnotes
70
Jan
17
9
140% Jan 16
75
Jan
20
4
22% Jan
25 % Jan
30
1
16% Apr 30
15% Jan
6
16% Feb
3
147b Jan
2
1574 Feb
4
89
81
7
86
see
Feb
13
page 24.
Jan
2
Jan
21
8,800
30
51
5174
7,100
474
4%
474
474
474
4%
474
4%
15,000
3974
3974
39%
22%
9,400
40
100
2.474
>5,300
20 74
2074
20 %
2074
1974
2074
20
20%
2,500
4274
4274
42%
41%
23 74
42%
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19%
2074
27 %
2774
95
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163
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84
82%
92
92
297 b
2974
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24% '2474
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'
22
3,300
1,400
900
4274
43 74
20
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1974
1974
1974
1974
1975
2,600
27=%
26%
27 %
2674
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27
277b
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15374
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152
153
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49
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25
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8
100
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11,000
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24
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24
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24
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10
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3474
1
100
10
5
4
1
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5
—5
Steel
—12.50
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-5
preferred—:
100
Grayson-Roblnson Stores
1
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop—No par
Great Northern Paper Co
25
Great Northern Ry Co
._No par
Great Western Sugar com—No par
7% preferred
100
Green Bay & Western RR
100
Green
(H L) Co Inc
1
Greenfield Tap & Die Corp—No par
Greyhound Corp (The) common—3
4%% preferred™
100
37 Vb Feb
3874
30
51%
24%
20
5274 Jan
3775
3175
51'A
24%
14
2
3774
51%
24 %
83
2
37%
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50%
2474
32% Feb
14
38 V4
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5174
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3
2074 Jan
37%
31%
24
6
307b Jan
3874
51%
24%
27% Jan
437b Feb
3774.
*2974
24%
1974
78% Jan
11
3974
3174
31
800
900
i—1
1
6
47% July 11
4,200
35
15
21% Jan
62
*3474,
36% Feb
11
35%
61 %
3475
86 % Apr
20
3574
62
3475
23
Feb
36%
61 %
90
35
71% Oct 31
20
*3575
61%
3474
27
29% Dec 26
3674
61 Va
35%
Grand
45 % Nov
90%
36%
62%
3574
4
i6
90%
36%
3674
16
16
90
3674
6174
*35%
30
6% Jan
360
1575
Jan
2474 Jan
900
*1575
6 % Feb
2
98,300
114%
15%
3674 Jan
33A%
3475
11475
3,300
22%
33
(The)
9074
34%
115
6475
114
39%
15
Co
*90
34%
114%
114
1574
31
Union
90 %
3474
115%
1,200
11575
3474
2274
474 Jan
3
90%
34
115%
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^000
3974
28% Jan
Granite City
Grant (W T)
34%
11574
.
15%
337b Jan
5% Jan
3474
11574
115
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3
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21
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13
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185
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(79G)
•••
Monday,'February
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Lowest
34% Jan
15% Oct 11
9
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
17% Jan
14
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9
4
10% Jan
10
2
10
12% May 10
32% Jan 11
14% Jan
2
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11
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10
53% Jan
13
May 13
102 % Feb
105Va Oct 21
152
Feb
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12
4
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81% Aug
81
83
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12
93% Feb
4
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27
11
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10
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98
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Nov
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2
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58% Jan
29
Oil
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21
96
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6
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4
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,
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(W F) Printing Co
Hamilton Watch Co common
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11
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,
28
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5
.
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4%
125
37%
1 5
f
*;
.74%;
12,400
8%
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17,700
90%
.:•
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103
•
35 Va
...
28%
911/8
31 >
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24%
•
i
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36%
37
5
103
35%
:
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90
;/.'•'- 400
36%;
29%:
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•'/
32
;
32
4,700
1,700
:.
100
305/8
30 Va
30%'
> 19,700
25
251/4
25%'
2,700
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241/4
-
■'
24
14 Va
14Va
14'A
31%
/.v:
24
14
;
27% /
125
103
29
•
100
/1,400
30 Va
■
.
14 Vo
(33%
:
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:
■
31%
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66
104
35 3/8
10%
24 3A
23%
14 Va
31
5
i
,
24%
23%
33 %
'
65%
28%
30 Va /
,
"■27%
-.r
;
19,800
.:
10%
66-':
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10%
104
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31
.
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36
t
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10%
65%
.-
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96
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/
>5,600
75
72%
9
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f
14,700
210
273/4
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91
v\
32./,
14V4
•
28%
37%
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22U
8%
90 Va
96
'
: "65.% 1.': 66 •'
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,st
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j 10 Va
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,
35%%35%/
:3i%
33%
•»
8Ta
91%
90 Va
>
29V4 '•'» 29%
.
.,14%
125
8%
•'C
156 :•:.•
27%
/
731/a
30Va
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1
/
305/b •
i 30 Va :
■
:
27%
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-
30%
31%
31%
31%
28 Va
28 Va
*.33%
*
28Va
:
;
37 Va
38
*
125
5
27%
33% V
122 %
Va'
5
122
%
37V4
5
331/2.
1,700
/
10,900
1,900
•
7,100
5,800
125
37%
5
2,400
2,000
17V2
17 %
17%
18 Va
17%
18
22
17%
18
22', a
17%
18'A
22'A
22 Va
22%
23
22%
23V4
22
2,300
*84 Va
85
85
85
85%
221/4
85%
59
58'A
58%
57'A
58
3,700
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90
*87%
*87%
90
85
X59
*87 Va
5
Johnson
preferred series A
28
100
Corp
41% Jan
"l
pfd—100
common—
3
14
" :
•
74%
10%"/ '11
66 Va
66%
"•••
.C
'••32
*122%
Co_Z-
-
35%
30
31
155/i
,
90.%r 91%;
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J'..,
29 V*
30%
;u
~
'.67
25 V*
I5
73%'::.
8%
107.-/
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50c
:*?i>V.-/75-.
9
par
30 Va
.
27%>27% I >•27%
-i/V
94%
10
Joy
75
74%
92 \\
Jan
&
31 V•
155V/ 155
27% "•V
•
94%
preferred
Johns-Manville
>30% '■
.
91%
Sulphur
Co .Inc
154
common—7.50
38
8
154
100
Jacobs (F L) Co
Jaeger Machine Co
Jefferson
-31.%'
30%
100
8%
93V4 Jan
43 Vb Jan
Nopar
15
3
3
20
73%
Jan
Jan
;
No par
85
40
•
$6 preferred
I-T-E- Circhit Breaker Co
11
60% Aug
Nopar
31%
6% Jun
89 V2 Feb
"
a6Vo
•:
:..
55
V- 43%
78 %
.2%
69 •
; 68 Va v: 69
165%: %f*155i%165
81%
79% >/80
<
23%
47% July 11
52 V4
X80
95%
7%
",'"•*1%
l^H
*76
60 '■).. 60 Va -1'
16%
<
'
35f 35%
>/'»7
■-.•
;
89
<"
,
43%
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'
16
'
1
28% Jpn
10
: 13%'
.•,'78%
•P'2%
,24
i;30%/'
%
84
*85
:
..
37%
31%
.
89
9
5%
•
43 %
•
Power
4
Aug 29
68%
<155..
100
Iowa-Illinois
19
34 V4 Dec
1%
*4%
•
•
20,000
*82%
'
54%
•v-
7%
5%
,45».
'.;Vv:.*47%
48 Va
:/7<<'$46%'r.48.
.V
.
7%
Co—
1 3 50
Gas & Elec CO—No
par
Iowa Power &
Light Co
10
Interstate
6
28% Jan
11
15
No par
;
Canada^
Nov
47% Jan 28
16%
common
3% Feb
Jan
\
Machines
13% Oct
24
i
common
18
Jan
100 pesos
6% preferred-.
Inland Steel Co
7
/; -31:% '.'.32.
31% >•
*7
—
28
54% Jun
22
148 Va
|48
31%
9
16%
*37
*92
54%.
16%
400
.
"
*45.
*46 Va
-t
9
50
900
r
•84
*82%
■; *85
95%
54%
22
;38
v
31% ;'.•
••31%
.
9,100
a
3%
22
16%
100
1,900
91
*3%
22
22
"2,000
10,700
25%
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■
x
200
3,700
•' :'-9oo
.
42
25%:
1-
90
16%
,*36%
,
'
89
V *92:
.
V^-/*'46.V 48Va"'r
53 Va /"• V*51%> 53%
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25%
.
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.
•
50
16%
31 Y->
84
41%v
,3%
x
38
•
*85
:
'
48%
*51%
32%
_50
7% preferred—
L.
International Telep & Teleg—No
International Utilities Corp
Interstate Dept Stores
10
Jan
27% Jan
13
1
——i
"
.
47
*46
International Shoe—j._—„No
par
International Silver common
—25
14
24
28 % Mar 29
31
I-
*45
50
100
5
33% Dec
,<150
i
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f
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;
31% ,.r:-
22%
i
16
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l5/n
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(60%
'
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•>■'31%.;
7%
*5
>
36%
59%
50
1
International Salt—
10
21% Jan
17
36
30%.
32
$4 preferred
;—
i_No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer
;com__No par
5% preferred
12
29% Jan
36% July 16
33% May 10
14% Feb 19
22% Jan
1:{'
>'t>l%
'>>.15%
16
Power & Light—No par
Electvica De Mexico
International Paper
32% Jan 29
20
Feb
*15%
is
International Packers Limited
4
16
23
35
23
1
*22
■
9
•*;',
•
1%.
3%
£
10%
19
19%
*27% : 27%
37%
38%
41%
25%
90
V
.
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9%
22%
10%
"
19%
;,p3%
92
;3%
<55 A.
9
-.13%./.','
13%
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.,:3?- ■>> -2%
23 >>.'•: #23 •'
2%
5..
89
54%
25%
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•
'
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/V
-
7%
:
*76
i__No par
? Af TrTT
Intl
5
13
13
Co-
*85>.
3'
1%
50
preferred—
:
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
4% preferred
;
5
Jan
Jan
56;% "
7%
100
:
T%
5
1
7% Jan
100
89
95%
/.
8%
1
preferred
Inti) Harvester
3
76% Feb
2
9
26% May 10
29% Feb
Jan
July
>
*92
"
92-.
:
v3%V>%3%' >;;3%
22% v>yv.j. 22% ?;• 22%
• 16%
M$% '16 %
38 >
38; >; *36%
3t% •>-'."•>"3i% f-31%
84 < 7*82% "2.84
x55%
10
preferred
Int'l
9%':,
21%
10% '
*41
460
5,000
*
13
7
*82%
*85
1
100
com.
25
~
,
31%
j,-
*26%
£. 25%
2£%
*90;
'
27
•«,-<> 37%
■■■J,
41'%
.
*37
100
Interchemical Carp common
4%% preferred
:
;
Interlako Iron Corp
4
31% Feb
26% Jan
May
15%
100
^Inspiration Cons Copper
/Insuraiishares Ctfs Inc
159% Jan 29
31% July 10
115% Apr 23
11% Feb 20
22%
3
preferred
Ingersoll-Rand
:
22% Jan 27
3
?5
Industrial Rayon—
6
340 Ve Feb
2
156% Jan
*
t
15
24
Jan 2!)
39% Jan 10
2
24
28
'25% Jan
Jan
2
111% Jun
11
27',
•
92v;
3%
Power—No par
preferred
ludustria
19
9%
22% ;
10%
?;
26%
Co
4.20%
7% Feb
5
17 Va Jan '24
f:*9%
:-„2i%
10%
25%
*90
Indianapolis
,
.10%
V
18'/4
17%
41
.
28
8,100
13
84
300
69
17%
'
40%»
—
,
23
6% Jan
>19%
9%
22%
22
.
ao%
/3,H9% %19%
■S 17%
.18
*9%
'•
23 >
.
2,300
12%
42:.''
Central RR -Co:
4.70%
4.42%
3
32 Va Jan
19
4
Deo
47% Feb
2
3
22
24% Jan
7
3
30
.
7
29% Jan
16
20% Oct 23
28% Nov
21
47% Feb
-22%
.
17%
>■.-7 a 10%
28 %
*83
43
Illinois Power Co commoiu
4.08% •preferred
Jan"22
44% Jan
37% Jan
25% Oct 21
Oct
5
52%
7
86% Jan
•
Dec
10
2
30
34
47% Jan
''
18%
18% \^,v 18
18%
x9% >:9'%-•/- *9% .6 ;.'9%
19,700
*67%
:
85
common—5
Refrigerator
4.26%
21
July 30
11
7
Jan
14
17
14
49% Jan
47% Feb
69
',84
42%
pfd series A
Cement
Illinois
a
11
35 % Jan
11
Oct
Feb
Jan
25% Dec 23
85
45
52
24
55% Dec
8
23% May 14
270% Oct 22
7% Dec
4
92
4
82% Nov 19
32% Feb
158
65% Jan
22
2
4
99% Jan
22
29% Jen
11
16
10
6% Oct
9
Ideal
*67%
■I
13
..«
500
52
*27%
27%
Idaho Power Co>
5
V-12%
10,200
,
57%
43%
-
37%
common-
conv
121b
69
85
40%
116
41%
28%
84
400
"
57%
*49
27%
12%
-
11%
40
42%
29%
300
'
*11
50
V 4i'/«
1,100
25%
35
*115
41%
'■•*67%
;■
50
20%
25%
56%
28%
i 69
20%
*34%
116
56%
40%
30%
84Vv» 84%
20
40%
,•39%
*115
*48%' : .50:
1
/
10%
11%
'
> 12% V 13%
23%
*11
57
70
90
;
-
*26%
preferred series A
Hussmann
21
Jan
23
29% Oct 21
5%
Jan <29
33.% Feb,
Jan
Jan
66% Oct
Jan
63
2
13
14
Dec
Nov
38
51% Jan
28 Va Jan
65
25 % Dec
Nov
11
5%
39%
400
,
2,200
'
/
49 %
42 %
■-
33
:
116
*56
.V *6.7',a
•>
5%
4
8
69
25% Oct 22
16% Feb
14
148
Dec
35% Feb
2
39% Jan
14
88% Jan
156
Feb
Nov
13% Jan
41
45%
3
9
46% Apr 23
31% July 5
13
13% Dec 23
Nov
4
May 31
75% Aug 12
63% Jan
32% May
Jun
Nov
Jan
(49%
,
253/8
*34%
11%
700
74
47
20V4
*24%
,
20,700
14%
25%
*88
-37%
com
64%
n
47
90
'20%
35
*115
;
*88
25
11%
47%
r-*i9
noncumulative preferred—100
Hupp Corp
74
47
1
39
56%
29%
*4%
'7
2
Nov
6% Dec
17
5%
/•'
v 11%
56.
j
-
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
45%
Hunt Foods & Indust Inc com
5*'-.', xl3%
14
72% Jan
•
16
Feb
2
44
Nov
Jan
15
75
27%37%
—1
tHudson & Manhattan
16
46
2% Jan
40
40
6% Jan
7
27
20% Jan
40
26
6
Jan
May 21
6
40
4
11
25% Oct 23
38
Jan 13
•
22
17
Dec
4% Jan
43
13% Jan
35% May 23
•
*
12% Dec 23
26% Dec
29
Apr
4
16% Jan 14-!
85% Apr*
8 >
12% Oct 23'
70
Sep 27
s
2 % Dec 23
,
14%
19%
preferred
4-40%
preferred—
Lighting &
Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co
6
18% Jan
62%
25%
37%
Inc
Houston
4
31
5% Dec
•
14%
38%
4%
•
64%
38%
preferred
400
32
*73%
20%
25.:
84%%
19%
$2.25 convertible preferred
50
Household Finance common—No par
3%% preferred
100
•
8
8Va Dec
conv
20%
69
*26%
No par
Houdaille-Industries
600
4%
25% r,'
14%
38
America
24%
*31
1C
Co
21%
*4%
32
62 5/a
74
*34:!4
116
■
•
30
30
preferred
Corp of
21%
*23%
;
*25
88
*115
v
49
_10
12.50
Corp
Electrocliem
$4.25
*31
88
40
'
31
80
Oil
4%
471/4
39
%
,
22%
5
.
2,300
23%
46
35
,
11;%
i'
56<;•
*10%
50c-
Corp—
Co
74
*67%
—
Holly Sugar Corp common5% convertible preferred
Homestake Mining—
89
92
Furnace.
6,200
21
14%
*83
^2.50
2
32
*4%
25%
10
2,000
31 %
23%
66
3,600
24%
21
*25
6,300
135
24%
32%
*14%
xl3> >13%>
—1.
No par
Corp
9% Jan 20
40
6% Jan
Hotels
Hires Co (Charles E)
Hoffman Electronics
116
-:-
29%
100
(conv)
63%
32%
30%
30%
*132
1,900
24%
31%
32
600
24%
32
"
32%
90
*34%
■-!
41% -.42 V
__5
-
preferred series A
2nd pfd
$4%
22% Jan
Jan
1
Heyden Newport :Chem Corp
67.% Feb
2
50
:
*31
25%/.' 25 %
...
>•
35
49
A
,
Inc
'24%
4%
4%
20% :., 20%
25%
12 %
Hewitt-Robins
Jan
97
20%
-
40%
6
14
.
32
200
72%
24%
"30%
300
8,700
15
*71
135
21
•
24
14%
%
57%
'
46%
,■
*88
-40
*
3
_
26% Jan
preferred
24^8
;
;
-
24
21
■%•
74
-
24%
14%
72%
*132
40
20%
56%
*20
24%
30%
133
31%
•
25 %
-46%
,
*11%
2 1/12
44% Feb
30% Feb
37 % Jan
Jan
28% Jan
No par
56
5%
10% Jun
Sep
6
2%.Nov 27
*34%
*115
60
81
*19%
*25 %
100
74
18% Nov 26
Motors
v
14%
24%
31%
30%
30%
*39%
565%
20%
*71
31%
,31%
32
v.74
>
...
14%
24%
133%
-
24V4
*24%
90
25
common__No par
17
10
*88
10
Powder,common
;.
:
;.
25
•
40%
56%
*20
72%
24%
"
,
•
*n
A * 14%
-
47 %
1
4% % preferred
Hertz Co (The)
July 19
39% Jan
100
;
31%
30%
135
>'•
*39%
56%
20%
14%
...
59% : 63%
14 %
.
76
47
Hersliey Chocolate
32% Oct
69
*91%
96
41%
,
"*
13
Jan
31
*73%
25
common
60
14% '
20
19% Feb.
75
93
*93%
'
•'
*31
25% %•
Feb
87
8
100
& Co
*
14%
-
Jan
Jan 23
3
78
*91%
20%
:
4% V 4%
25%
>
59
17% Jan
33
x41%
*39% -40%
72%
24%
,.
32
57%
1
59
78
22
*31
.116
21
Nov
E)
4%
Jan
11
28
103
300
13,000
94"»
96%
...
>32V>' 32%
>20% ■ 21%
21%
47% Jan
25% July 2
16 % Sep 24
12
4,900
104%
8%
42%
•'"56%
24%
24%
4%
53% Jan
22% Jan
22
41%
103
104% >
41%
/
20%
31%
"33 Va1
21%
-15
7% noncumulative preferred
,
15% Oct 22
25 % Nov
1
22
23,600
5,2^6'
30%
24%
-
_5
;
,
preferred
(W
34% Jan
15% Dec 30
8% Oct 22
82
600
104%
102%
40 y2
*132
1
Co ;Common
Heller
.
65"
547;,
14%
24%,T!'
32%
—50
common
Heinz (H J)
10% Jan
60 % Sep
9
70% Nov 27
137
54%
24%
30%
135
10
preferred
23% Jan
12
17 % Oct
Co
32% Jan
24
10% Oct
89
20% Feb
Hecht
16
44% Nov 14
18
15%
8%
*95%
*71
24%
:
,
31%
31%
24%
——5
common
preferred
47% July 11
115% Jan 30
21
24% Dec
87
'('0
34% Mar 8
173,4 Jan 10
30
103% Oct 22
47% Jan 23
81
14%
56
57
24%
r30%
2.50
Haveg Industries Inc
Hayes Industries. Inc—
29
83
May 6
July 24
„
Corp of America
.4 %
15
43% Dec 26
20
15%
*55
8%
94
*95.
14%
72%
*132
«
__l
27
31
-
100
,_i
30
22% Jan
59
6,500
xl4%
40""
14% ""14%
24%
7.50
com
preferred-,.
Harris-Intertype Corp
4% Jan
19
50
Shares
18%
.<
98
JSC
*71
1
:
Refrac
6%
23 % Jan
28 % Jan
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2
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94
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20%
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preferred
Paper
Harsco Corporation
Harsliaw Chemical Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx
3% Jan
53
convertible
Hannnermill
v
22
69% Oct
13
Jan
24
Jun
6% Jan
28
14% Dec
Jan
129
32% Mar 25
30
21% Nov
30
14
51% Aug
30% July
Nov 27
23 % Feb
:
39% Mar 11
■
138
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3
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43
57
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>
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.
100
100
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28
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1
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34
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Sugar
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17% Jan, 20
.
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Guantanamo
Wednesday
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Feb. 10,
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-
28
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14Va Dec
8
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Year 11)57
Lowest
37%
85
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35
59%
90
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40,400
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.
Volume
Number 5717
187
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
(791)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
'
STOCKS
Year 1957
'
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Feb. 10
Par
HIGH
Feb. II.
SALS
Wednesday
PRICES
S*l«s f»r
Thursday
Feb. 12
Friday
the Week
Feo. 14
Feb. 13
Shares
K
Dec
30
67 '% Dec
30
22
46% May IB
109 % May
9
37
Dec
19
82
Dec
13
33% Oct
49
Feb
23
39%'Jan
83
2
68% Jan
2
39% Jan
14
105% Aug
74% July 23
23'A Jan
7
45
2
96% Jan 31
2
41% Jan
30%
86
Feb
14
91% Jan
30
Jan
21
83
5
24
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,
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38% Jan
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79% Nov
12
98
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21
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98
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96
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32
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Nov
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29
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17
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90
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15
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10% Jan
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30
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26
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22
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27
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22
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5
27% Feb. 14
31 % Jan
30
93% Jan
8
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13
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11
Dec
3 6
45% Feb
12
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27
Oct
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(i
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4
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Jan
2
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23
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3
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2
78% Jan
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1
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44
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385
27
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8
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12
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12
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11
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101% Feb
6
16 Mo
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8
67%
*
64
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55'A
11 Mo
11 Mb
26%
6,300
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68
68 Tb
68'A
149
150
150%
149
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9,300
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150
149
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26 Mo
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11,000
69
149 Mb
380
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65Tb
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66
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139
138
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28'A
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150
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140,100
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2,700
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2,500
17,700
64%
65%
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13'A
13
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1.3%
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13
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65 Tb
10
28
100
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5
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100
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11,500
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84
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33,000
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83'A.
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10
10
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13
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18%
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17
18
7
13 Mo
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18 Tb
9,300
34 Mb
14,000
36%
35%
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5,300
420
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26'A
26'%
1,900
6%
6%
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1,300
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25'A
3,300
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6
6%
6%
17
17'%
16'%
16 Tb
18%
19
18%
18
53
52 Ma
52 Ma
51'%
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31 Ma
31 Mo
SI Ma
31%
31Tb
31
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34'A
34'A
34'A
33%
34%
Tb
2 5 Mb
9,100
Tb
6,600
53
*51
53
100
400
3,400
J OTb
•-
400
31%
31%
32'A
6,500
34
34
33 Tb
34 Ml
1,800
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88
60
86 Ma
33 ML
28
86
86 Ma
86'%
87'%
87'%
33%
32 Tb
33'A
32%
33
32 Tb
33'%
32%
33 Tb
15,700
28%
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28 Ms
28'%
27 Mi
28
28 Tb
28'%
27 Tb
28%
36 Tb
37'%
3,900
6,000
*86
36 Mb
36%
3 7 Mi
36%
*80%
82%
*80 Ma
82 Ma
No par
No par
x82
82
*80
82
*70
72Ma
*70
72'%
70 Ms
70%
25
25
25
24Tb
52
52
*51 Ma
52%
14
14
*14
14'A
*14
2 2'/a
*22
42'/a
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42'%
*42'%
42'%
12%
12 Mo
12 Tb
78
25
x22 %
50
McCrory Stores Corp common—50c
3 Ma %
convertible preferred—100
7 Tb
13%
17 Tb
-
X3G
preferred
-
25'A
6 Tb
5
No par
1
*6Tb*13
13%
25
31 Mo
*51
30
420
*390
26 Tb
*13
25 Mi
;
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17
10'%
33 Ma
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13
13
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34 Tb
26
7
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18%
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—— —
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33
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26 Tb
6 To
8'%
124%
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10
9Tb
9%
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13
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*8 Mo
35%
400
26'%
27
124%
*123
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No par
No par
common
22%
22
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42%
*42
12'%
Ma
12 Mi
12%
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12Tb
81
*80
81
82
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24Tb
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51'%
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14'%
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23
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51%
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12%
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78
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81
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81
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81
60
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82
20
72
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72
10
25
25
25
1,100
51%
14'%
Mb
•
23
51
350
14%
14'%
200
*21 Mi
700
42 Tb
22'A
42'%
11 Me
12%
4,300
75
78
330
4,800
2,300
51
50
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79
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78'%
78
35%
36 Mb
3 6 Mo
36'/a
35%
36
35'%
35%
35 Mb
36
1
*40%
41'A
40 Ma
40
40'A
40 Tb
39 Tb
40
*11%
11 Mi
11 Ma
41'A
11Tb
40%
3
11'A
11Mb
11
11'A
11%
U'%
72'%
*71
Mb
73%
73
73
1.300
57 Tb
58'%
58Mo
59Tb
4,000
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McIhtyre Porcupine Mines
Robbhis
124%.
23
16'A
-
600
27
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35%
18%
50
4
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8%
26'%
28'A
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24%
24,
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27
28
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125
24%
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1
5
18
1
1
McQuay -Norris Mfg Co
10
Mead Corp common
5
4'A'y preferred (1st series)—100
Melville Shoe Corp common
1
4% preferred series B
100
Men gel Co (The)
—1
Mercantile ,Stores Co Inc
—3%
Merck & Co Inc common
16%c
Trucking Co„
McLellau Stores Co,
Mesta
17
26'A
16%
73%
>
14%
5
May 23
26
: 16%
10,400
13%
5
86% Apr
125%
16'%
72
24'%
l
No par
Feb
89
25
24
x40%
19% Feb
104 % Jan
25
16Tb
73 Mi
24%
41Tb-
46
July 10
July 25
24
8
56%
11.
84%
16%
65%
'
66
24
41'A
2
Aug 30
64;! .'1
2 4 Mi
42
2
Sep
900
2,800
40%
15% Jan
77
5'A
42
39
75
900
•
17%
5%
41'A
24
85
1,200
1Mb
*17;
5'%
4%
6'A
6'A
1Tb
.
1Mb
$3.50 preferred
No par
$4 conv 2nd preferred—.,—No par
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
1
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
12.50
21
<•
1%
4
3
Jan
4Tb
G'%
17Tb
41 Ma
14
90
V
•
1Tb
17
39'A
41Tb
22
2
9,900
39
Jan
84 Ma Jan
33 Mb
7'A
Jan
18
5,200
32Mb
38 Mi
Feb
Feb
10'%
7'A
82
94
6'%
1'%
117
25
150
149
25 'a
Corp
McCord Corp common
Machine
20
10%
38%
39
Jan
1,100
,
Ma
37%
127
8
1,100
19
19'A
39
8
July 12
Mo
19%
'7'A
15
63
•
:
26
37 Mu
10
21% Jan
700
7%
Jan
24
18 !b
39'A
31% Jan
79
4 Tb
72%
109 % Jan
29
footnotes
4
71 Ma Feb
4 Mi
73Vu
26
14% Oct
For
83 Ma Feb
-
4%
16%
29
37% Dec
99
3
19Tb
6 Tb
*l;1%
*16%
26
Feb
69% Apr
10
7
25MB Feb
6'A
lMa
16%
73%
1.7%
preference
McLean
*17%
"
—5
——;
&
6%
1Mb
16%
1% :
12.50
1
Corp
McKesson
6'A
6 Ma
24%
15%
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McCall
v
600
,
3%
32'A
19 Mb
3,100
-
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18 Mb
18
: 19!b
24'A
3 Mo
31'A
10
preferred
$2.50
18
*17 Ma
15 Tb
15'A
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24'%
-
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'31'%
390
Maytag Co
3 Mo
31Mb
50
,
18
15%
15 Mb
:
32
35
&
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*3%
31'A
1
preferred
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24'%
15'A
>24%
3 Mi
32 'A
24%
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15%
100
4,400
66
10Tb
25 Mo
Nov
20
28
■'
20%
65'A,
10Tb
24 Mi
89
3
37% Dec
Jun
10
"
28%
*20'A
65Tb
10%
5»
128
105% Jan
76
93% Feb
7
22 Mi Jan
61
34% Mar 21
Dec
Jan
24
88 % Jan 29
6
74% Nov 25
19
14
28%
20%
65
10'%
(Tlie)__
'•
14
59 Mb Feb
28%
*20 Mb
7Mu
„
McG raw-Edison
68% Jan
28 Mb
20 Mi
65%
38 Tli
McGraw-Hill Publishing
35
2,800
28 Tb
65
300
r
5
9% Jan
17
2,700
3.33%
3
15% Feb
•40% Jun
1
25%
10 Mi
*4%
50
10
6
Mar
25%
10-%
37:!'i
^
10()M 4138
(Ky)_Nopar
29%
Feb
31
20
25%
10%
16%
5
pfd—
42 Ma Feb
52
6,700
25'%
26
—100
37 Ma Jan
14
2
12
97
0 %
4
2
Jan
July
11%
*25%
25
-
2
8% Jan
13% Jan
r
12
10%
100
10
-
$3.75 pfd 1947 series
M $3.40 preferred
12
79
11Tb
1
13
vJan
12
25Tb
10c
Jan
39
82 Tb
4
2.50
35 Ma Feb
62
82 Tb
*84'%
35%
$3.75
8
12 T4 Feb
14
82%
26
*8%
Mason He
14
19% Jan. 29
63
12 y4 Dec~30
13 ye Dec 30
81% Nov 27
;
8
11% Feb
42 MB Feb
9
'
'
;
15T# July 18
122% July
39% Jan
82%
87%
1%
'
39
5,600
82'%
*84'%
7
com
V, May Dept. Stores common
16
9
22
2,800
39'%
26'%
30%
Marshall Field
10
50% Jan 31
Jan
17% Apr
28%
39
■87 Ya
"83%
10
"
28%
40
26'%
-100
30
71% Feb
.
29 To
39'%
*84'%
No par
-/■4M4'A
5
81 Ma Jan
82
29
39%
85 Ma
10
;
■
7 ,>Martin Co
3 9 Mb Feb 7- 5
Jan j2
79
Mar 22
A- 77
7
12% Dec
Jan
83
23
49% NOV
25% Jan
8
8
31
83
28 M»
.419%
19%
par
4/0 convertilile preferred:
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
•
13
36% Jan ■I
2,700
28
'4
1,400
10,i00
27
_1
'
28
25 MB
85 Ma
No par
Magic :Chef-Food Giant Mkts Ino_l
.4$ convertible preferred
10
Marine
v
V 6
i 87M2 Feb
2
"*
NOV
26% Aug 15
50
25
19'A
16%
Souaro Garden,
Magnavox Co
21
32M4 Feb
i
30%
49 Mb
25%
26%
Mahoning Coal RR. Co
<
21
9
-
30'A
49 Mi
'
par
31
2
•
30 Mi
49'A
25'%
r
32
'
; 49% Deo 26
86
19%
Magma Copper
21
19Ma Jan
2
19%
27
*84 Va
par
—
;
*17 Ma
x26%
.
Jan
17%
o
Co—
preferred'
*3 V4
1
m',
conv
'
*24
7
par
(M) &: Sons Inc
Steel
Madison
4
28% Jan
30
49 Tb
25 Tb
49'A
24 Ma
15 Mi
15%
%<
xl.7%
.15
Mack "Trucks Inc—
14
400
-
30
25 Tb
B
66
*3%
,^.10
MacAiuirews & Forbes common
14
36 Mb Feb
13
*30
29
15%
24%
.
5
Mallory (P R) & Co
Maiiat.L Sugar Co__
7% Jail 23
5% -Jah - 2
a'h7% Jan 30 -1.: Maiidel: Efos
6 -7 ^Jani i' 3
12 % Jan 43 ,7.;;M4!« Fell. ■?;4 ,;J Maiihal.t.an-Shlrl,'
2lr i Jan '2 !f-'" 27%" Feb -7 4- 7 Mttiming,-Maxwell & Moore
,'.7% Feb .M4 /.Maraeaihb :Oil; Exploration.
5% Jan V 2
16!'» Jan
2 >"Ml9% Feb 7 4 .Mprchaiit; Calculators Inc
17% Oct: 22
'
V,
—
14
-
,
16
14
10Ma Feb
2
2
10
"15% July 17
"'38
Jan
2
.
8Mi. Feb
10' '77i'38%Feb
Feb
15% Dec 24
.
11%
MCAl''4pi'd'crrcd series
Feb
26
'
;
12%
•MMaey (R TI) Co Ino Com
30V4 Jan
390
May 27
50% Jun 17
;
12
14
3 1Mb Jan
2
530
'23% Dec'24
123:,
14
7% Jan
Jun
'
12
31%,Feb
Jan" 14 M,-'7
12% Jan
NOV 27
8
19
33'
;
M 7;vfB4% Feb
-
•
82'A
Nashville
&
2
'
7% Mar. 28
83
lirefej'red—
TiOiiisvilie Gas & El
•
10
86% Jan 30 1
22
77■
8 2 MI
7'k
23
4
30
82%
series D preferred
series E preferred
Jan
11% Jan
21% Jan
Mar
31
82%
preferred
cony
go
32% July 12
32% May 17
125
13,500
1,800
100
—
M
26
23 Ma
40 Mo
(The)-
4.40%-series G
5
19% Oct 23
9,400
40'%
23 Mb
29
Loriltsml (P) Corconimon
28
54% Dec
39% Mar 22
3 8'A
39Tb
22 Tb
39 Mb
Co-LL-V;
Corp
4.85%
30
14
7
37 Tb
41
22Tb
28Tb
Long Island Lighting Co com
57o scries JJ preferred
11
4
28
38%
39%
23
40
Rnliber .& Tire
4.84%
5
Jan
37'%
40 Tb
22'%
37%
29%
Lone-Star Cement Corp
Lone Star. Gas Co
Apr
122% Jun
37'A
39 Mi
23Mb
39%
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
4
23
2
•
Jan
128
36'A
41 Mi
23%
29 %
1
1,800
40
28'A
4.25%
90
4
x36%
38%
*20!b
9
Dec
112% Dec
.37%
10
common
30
34
22 % Dec 16
24,300
28'A
'
,
13,600
80
20M4
'
106
22
13'A
32%
79
26
List Industries Corp_
Litton Industries Inc
2
Aug 26
15% Jan
13 Mo
32%
79 Tb
501
—
July 24
93
13 Tb
32%
26
34
8
2,500
79
28 Mb
25
93
22% Jan,
27
32'%
49%
Locw's Inc
Jail
26Tb
13%
50%
fJVo. prejferred
Lily Tulip Clip Corp__.
Jan
27
80 Mo
25%
5
35% Fob
1,900
27
33
30%
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
112
31'A
"13 Mi
25%
13
2
Jan
107% Jan. 29
Jun
31 Mb
13'A
65%
Lionel
100
37
31%
78'%
49%
it) & Co
l.iiikv. Bolt
5,400
59%
*36
37
31
32'%
*20'A
9
2
31
36% May 13
117
*36
14 Ma
30%
43% Feb
»
94'%
98
57
81%
1
15% Feb
<
*91 Mo
*94%
58%
33
65%
6
43% Jan
:
94'%
98
57
79'A
5
Lelin,&: Fink, Products
•» 7% Jan
11
*91'%
*94%
32%
*13%
__l
•
';>=Feb \j 5 U
6
>11% Jan
93%
100
*98'%
82
20Tb
■
*90'%
13%
65
14
93'%
100
*98'%
33
23%
Lehigh Cpal & Navigation Co
57
-
2
,
Feb
67
■
10
*90'%
13
20-%
14
86
81
5
;
86
32%
1
Lee
86
*83
200
26 Tb
'
42
(S S) (Co—
(S
1.400
200
31 Mo
26%
Kroger Co (The)_
Jan-, 27
7 26% Feb
31'%
Kroehler Mfg Co
72% Jan 23
; Jaii "-7 *'J 152' "Jail 29
143
27
40
37
*36
41%
.
16%-Aor
.'46.% Dec 24.'
9% Dec
7% Jan^2
7
27
40
56
23%
10%bJciriM27V% LemcivS! ores. Corp_
No
rix. 75%.Jan 22 -1 Libbey-Oweiis-Fbrd Glass Co
.V"^9% Jan 24
Libby McNeill & Libby
67% July 18
72% Jan
0
18
Jan
50
26%
31'A
27'A
300
40%
40%
98
Airlines—100 Q
Royal Dutch
Kress
ft
65% :Jdh^ 2
.130% Aug
36
31'A
93
94'%
i
25
———
67,:
33% Feb
*
2
-
70% Jan " 2
7 % DCc
36
31%,
*92
,
5
Co
";4%" preferred
Kor volte (E J). Inc
11
11% Jan*.-7 "
;
7
2
Jan
14%'Jah-
Apr 29
37
94
*92
100
55
r
Kresge
c
*98 %
55 Ma
79
45'A
1
&
Koppers Co Inc
'
5>.
20:% Feb
•
84% July 17
13% Jan 14
65% Dec.-23
100
31%
•
25% Dec 31
22
*36
8.75
Lenigli Portland Cement-,.,.
\ 5% Jan'7 2
M„7%Jari 20
Lehigh Valley. RR.,.,—
No
1-:^n-.f:2J' 7l%:Juir7.,9,y- Leiijgli Valley Coal common,
16 ii7^n'^J^,C,i7%--Eeb<'13 77 i. 7;$3 noncum 1st preferred—No
50c noncum 2nd
4% Jan
2
5% Feb 13
pfd.
!
No
23 %' JanjV'R XM'j>5% Feb
Lehman Oorp (The)__;__^u
4
4
2% Jan
55%
55 %
—-
28 y
4
17% Jan.
;
Light Co
*90 Ma
*98 Ma
19,700
24
*77
*43 Mb
93%
*91'%
*94%
55 Mo
10
29%-Feb '74
<•
V;
Jan. 27.
10%'Feb.12--7,
22
.
*91 Mb
95
-
7% f'eb
4
32»aJun 14
."Oct
f"3
94%
*94%
93%
100
23%
79Tb
44%
i
86
*91%
preferred
_
18% Jan.;. 2
2.0iu Jan
1 - Dec 12
12% OCt7 23
j.
»
*90 %
preferred
Lees (James) & Sons Co common_3
25% JaulM M7,;28% JoJH 30 •
837
Jan (17 ^,.85% FehMllV p.i'3.85% preferred
100
9
45% Jan
>
,
93 Ma
preferred
.
4
Jan
17% Mar 14
,
*82
8
'••'36% Apr
27
;
86
4
713%-Jan'i 2 -7; 15% Jan 23 7 * Laclede Gas Co coniinoh.._
22% Jan ! • 6b-;'ibi5TA Feb '6 V
,4,32%VPreferred series A
25
3 TbJan :i 4 •)
^m3VM Jan 14 i, T#, Pousolidada 6% pfd_75 Pesos Mex
v. 177 " Jan7- 2 7V " J8% Feb
1
3 7 Lane Biyau t;
24
20% July 15
24% Dec 24
-82
2
Mar 22
4% Jan
*82
*82
100
24%
a'%
44'%
40%
•
Too
28
;■
10
Jan"17
86
preferred
4%% conv prior preferred
Keystone Steel & Wire Co.
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-SeCJey Corp
Jan 16
7
7,29% Feb
v 41% Feb ■75,7
83 % Jaii' 22"
.2
36% July 11
:
*40
*90%
10
14
Jan
Feb
94% Apr
47
40%
*98%
3
46% Jan
65 % Jan
17
■
25
23
22
40
Kennecott. Copper —
No par
Kern Comity Land Co
2.50
Kerr-McGee. Oil Indus common'
1
27
3
10
41
23 Mb
94
>
100
24
Jail
50% July 25
35% Jan
4
11
9
40%
"
Dec
•.
*91
Kelscy Hayes Co
4
44% Jan
24
76% Nov
33
94
Power &
716:,- Feb
19
93 Ma
Kayser
2
32% July
43 % Jan
92%
Kansas
27
75% Jun
X92%
preferred
■
.'
75% Jail
47% May 31
100
convertible
7,4.2Q%
7
36
«
22
43 Mi
4.35%-,. preferred
100
Kansas '.City. Southern com—No par
4%»non-cum preferred
50
Kansas Uas & Electric Co
No par
28
£8
81
43Tb
Corp
100
6/
Jail
38 % Oct
24
81
3.8O.'/e
14
20% Oct
,32% Oct 22
23 Tb
45
4%
30% Jan '7.2
.-
24%
83%
*43'A
4.50%
4
49% July 10
128% Jan
23%
*81 Ma
45
"
2
Jan
24%
83%
*43%
convertible
preferred
4%%
16
10
24%
*81%
50
4% %
4%%
-
-
59 % Feb
V
_33%
preferred—100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
7
Feb
94
29% Jaii
25
..
Feb
7 94% Jan
10
Jaii i, 2
34
'
101 %
93% Jan
4;
31
77% Dec
3
5
29% Dec
21
Apr
77% Jan,
7
25% Oct
Feb
96
Aug 28
84% Oct 25
47
Kaiser Alum & Chem
:
Jan, 30
89
.
81% Jan
88
5
Co
-5
pfd—100
4.35% preferred series
100
3.85% preferred series
100
3.80% preferred series—
100
4.45% preferred series
100
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
75
75
72
74
71%
57
57! a
57 Ma
57%
56 Tb
8%
15
15'A
24'A
57 Mi
8 Tb
8 Tb
8%
*15'%
15 Ma
15
15'%
14 Tb
15'%
15
15'A
*15
15'%
35 Tb
*14%
94
*92
36%
36
36 Tb
35%
36'%
35
*92
94'%
93'%
93' b
*92
24Tb
24 Tb
24Tb
24%
24%
83
70
71 Ma
20%
20Tb
21
*21
80
BOMa
80 Ma
80'%
*80
40'%
32Mb
i
41%
32!
a
19
19%
4 4'A
44 Mi
89!
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Ma
41Tb
121
120
a
100
32'A
42 Mo
121'%
3 2'A
18%
19'%
44
44
*88
*98 Ma
89 >/a
100
*85
91
*89
91
*85%
87
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87
101%
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101'%
71'%
41Tb
121
32'A
*
-
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24'A
24'%
2,100
280
82%
Tb
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72
71
71
*21
21'A
21'A
21%
800
43'%
43
43%
64,500
82
42Tb
121
32'%
18%
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40
24'A
21Mb
43'%
*100
700
3,200
94
71'%
18'%
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1,400
35'%
35
82 Tb
43
*88
24'A
3,200
15
15 Tb
82
82 Tb
82Tb
83
71 Ma
84
t
1,400
9
9
8 Mo
15 Mi
20%
119 Ma
9
8 Tb
15'A
*15'A
9
15
15%
69 Va
*82 Ma
*100
:
■
94 Ma
36%
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;
90
100
91
87
101%
82 Tb
42'A
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122 Tb
82
*.80
82
123
125
127
•260
1.100
4,500
32'%
32 Tb
32Mb
2,000
18'%
18%
18'%
18%
32,100
43%
43%
43%
1,000
32'%
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*98 '/a
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*85'%
*100
89%
100
91
87
101 %
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100
91
87
101!b
19
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday. February
.
(792)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Dec
31
50% Jan
10
Jan
10
29% Feb
5
Miami
Copper
30% Jan
2
38% Jim
5
34%- Jan
8
39Va Feb
13
Middie
South
•26y4 Dec
26
4OV4 Jan
3
29 Va Jan
9
33% Jan
24
Midland
July 15
35% Jan
25
'
35
Dec
25
18
Dec
77
31
53
82 % Deo
Yn Oct 21
May 31
32% Jan 14
12% Dec 23
% Jan 29
73
7% Dec
9
Dec
11
Dec
30
58
Feb
13
Feb
'
1
13% Jan
13
July 25
Jan
17
11% Jan
10
19
Feb
17%
19%
19%
20%
18%
19%
29,600
\'81%
82%
80 Vs
81%
81
$5.50
1st
preferred--
$1.50 2nd
preferred
J_25
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par
conv
2
14
3
81% Feb
14
21% Jan
2
25% Jan
16
Minnesota & Ontario
27% Jan
6
31
Jan
28
474 Jan
2
8 '/a Feb
13
33 y2 Jan
9
37
Feb
4
18% Jan
2
23% Feb
4
27
Jan
10
30% Feb
6
5% Feb
3
Jan
3
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
No par
13%
5
Minn
No pax
78'
22
4% Jan
2
13
39
44% Jan
21
10
25% Feb
5
6% Jan
-
NOV 13
Oct 99
'
15% Dec 23
Oct 22
5% Dec 26
18
30Va Feb 26
Jap
•
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4% Jan
2
52
Jan
2
62
Jan
10
8% Jan
56
67% Jan
13
23
7%
2Va%
7
Mojud
4
Monarch
15% Jan
6
17% Feb
11% Feb
7
13% Jan
17
6% Jan
7
7% Jan
21
Monsanto
-
76
13%
'
7 lit
5%
'* 5
%
67%
No par.—25
"Xl77i
'4.10(1
30%
l,O0Q
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30 V*
30
■
30
30
80 VH
5%
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35%
35%
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22%
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■
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5
55 Va
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55
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,
07%
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%
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10%
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/.
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17%
17%
-
;
121/4
260
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700
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20,100
29%
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35%
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5 Va
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lit
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35
35
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12%
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7 Va
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:•
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:
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■
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RR class
Monon
Tool
;
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*
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17%
17%
17%
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*11%
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7%
2
33?a
5
25%!
34 Vi
'257k
11
36% Jan
16
22 % Jan
2
25% Jan
27
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co„
48% Jun 12
45
6
48% Jan
30
Montana Power Co (The)
Chemical
Co
-
No par
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'11%. '12
■
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7%
7%
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7 Va
7 Va
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•
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32 ?o
34 V*
33 7n
32 3
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24,600
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3,500
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.17%
3.7%
17 ?8
:
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,
33 V
»
a
32%
Montecatlnl Mining & Chemical—•
17% Dec 23
22
Deo 23
Feb
It
36% May 31
40% Jan
7
27% Deo 30
17% Feb
18% Jan 20
18% Jan
20% Jan
10
American shares
Monterey Oil Co
28
33% Jan
24
Montgomery Ward & Co
Jan
17
25% Jan
M
19% Jan
|
35% Feb 12
37% Nov
7
61% July 1
47
Jan 10
23% Jan 11
37
Jan
2
37 Va Feb
13
13
Jan
2
16% Jan
10
32% Jan
•
19% Jan
2
24% Feb
5
17% Apr
38% Jan
30
17
6
18% Jan
27
11
30% Jan
2
54V/s Feb
July If
May 1
19% Jan
3
24
39% Feb
13
Dec 27
10% Oct 22
; 12% Deo 23
1
19
30 Va
86% J
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:
—
38% Oct 21
(
18%
24
30%
100
18y2 Oct 22
18
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3D
30-%
5 %'
35
—3
41% July U
26% Mar 4
Jan
18%
-
:
Class D
32% Feb
18%
2,700
<
24%
30%
10
-™
,
15
24, V '1
20
100
preferred
Co Inc:
*14
30
22%'
100
preferred
4.20%
15
24%
21
No par"
com:
preferred series A__;
Mohasco Industries Inc
-
*14
30%
5"
-
14
30%
34%
'
1
*24r«
35
11,600
1
8%
67
^4>%.
7Va
7
62%
'
8%
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y4
96
35
Missouri Pacific RR clasa A—No par
■
79
;
....
40
14
13%
777%
1 >
81%
8%
900
65
*1)5
30% * 30%
38
65
'
Mls.souri-Kan-Tex RR
24
10 % Feb
24% 1
-
—
.
82%
8%
9
96
Nopal
Paper—2.5u
37%
67
*
18%
13%
13%
" 80%
:
Corp
i
Mission Development Co—
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
4
Jan
preferred
Mission
24
31
11% Apr 12
72% May 1
63% Apr 29
«7
Apr 16
24% Apr If
23% Jan
I
13
Feb
Mining & Mfg com.,;
$4
37%
*63
14%
18%
1874
8%
9
67
14%
14%
"•'18%
82%.
81%
*3%
*63"
67
■*14'%
Minnesota Power & Light™_No par
Minute Maid Corp.-.
_1
Feb
96
37
8%
8%
*63
,100
Jan
30% Jan
10
18?e
Jan
12% Jan
4% Dec 30
<•
18%
93
19% Dec 30
.
19%
75
July 12
•
8
18%
•
14
65% Mar «
,
900
1
37% May 23
4% Oct 23
58
10
25%
11
i_.»__100
6(1% May 24
43% May 27
26% Oct 22
'
80
25%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg_
1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co common
1
5
30% Dec 30
'
85
25%
5
common
28% Sep
4
12% Jan 14
'
Nov
86
25%
Corp
preferred-
35% Apr 11
13
4% Dec 17
50
*84 Va
1st
July 9
98% Feb26
32% Oct 22
1
*37%
86
26
5%%
16% Jan 28
21%
17% Dec 30
(
37 Vis
25%
Midland-Ross
16
101
88^2 Sep 17.
20% Dec 30
25
*37
*84%
85% Feb
23
33
85
17
Jan
*31
25%
Minerals & Cheni Corp of Amer_
Jan
1.200
16,800
33
*30
38
6
11
33
39%
85
21% Feb
66
*30
27 Va
38J
25%
7
2
33
27 Vi
39 %
25%
14% Jan
10
*307%
*/2
33
*30
oiicirca
27%
38%
38%
85 Va
tyLidwest Oil Corp__I
Jan
38
30 %
3
Jan
39
the Week
84%
24
7% Jan
28
38-;a
Friday
Fen. ii
i<>
27
27%
27%
38 y4
1
Feu.
38 %
4
86% Jan
27% Jan
59
27%
28 %
3b
s»l«
Thursday
25 Va
42 % Feb
2
76
24 %
24
1
21
25% Mar
•
!
Inc
Jan
8
1
July
18 % Mar
31
Dec
2
Utilities
Enterprises
PRICES
leu. 12
i 1
cu.
28
5
Inc__—10
25% Jan
78
91% May 31
131
31
Dec
58
12
4J 1
25
F
Feu. in
SALE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
HIGH
ANH
I.OW
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Ytar 1957
Lowest
19% Dec 31
14 Va Mar 20
130% Deo 12
18% Dec 10
17% Jan
19% Jan
24
11% Jan
14"% Jan
27
38% Jan 13
42 74 Feb
6
Jan
6
•
31
'
37% Dec 31
00
10% Dec 31
18% Jan
«
11
40 % Dec
80% Jan
30
Feb
41
13
-1,000 lire
Moore-McCormack Lines
Morrell
Products
Motor
Wheel
19 VB
19%
18? a
19'/a
19
19%
19Vi
19 Vi
11,000
32%
33%
32%
33 %
32%
33 Va
32%
33 Vi
22,900
18:,%
183a
18%
18%
18%
1 8 1/2
*18%
18%
18%
14
14
14Vi
14
39?a
39%
39 Vi
39%
'
37 Vi
37Va
137'a
137«
:
*23%
13%
3 3%
13*%
14 Va
3
39%
40
39
39%
Corp___
;
37
37
13%
13%
13%
14 VH
23? a
23%
23 Va
xl3?ii
1
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
'
14'%
23%
5
.
37 Vi
*37
10
Corp
Mueller Brass Co
24 Vi
23%
?«
39
*37
■
37 Vi
17%
*17?4
18
34.
*'■33%
33 ?»
33%
23%
23%
23%
24
40
40'a
39%
39%
2
23-lit
No par
*40a
41 'a
*40:,b
—5
■*13 Va
18
3,100
•
2,600
14%
400
-
1,400
23%'
23%
33?«
23%
41%
33%
23 V
38
*14
17%
18
33%
17%
33%
10
.
*37 Vi
.
237a
23 Va
.17%
Ii
5
1
900
14V4
39%
13
lo
I
Motor
19%
33 Va
18%
12
-
(John) & Co
Motorola Inc
1,200
19%
33
1
No par
2.500
'
*17%
17?b
33 r? a
34 Ve
4.400
24
24
3.600
*39
>
40
400
600
»
Jan
13
Myers
(F
Jan
14V4 Feb
4
Natco
Corp
14
*13 Va
13%
13
Vi
13 !i
43% Jan
47% Jan
13%
*13
I
16
1
*46?a
•16 3 4
*46
46%
14 Va Jan
46%
463,4
*46%
47
8
18% Jan
27
1
L6Va
16 Vi
16%
16 Vi
16%
16%
9% Jan
16 3,4
17 Va
16%
16%
3,500
11% Feb
13
1
11
11
11
11'/a
UVa
HVi
11 Vo
llVa
11
11%
3,200
E)
&
Bros
N
30
13% Oct 22
9V4 Dec 24
20% Oct 22
35
Jan
46y4 Feb 12
18% Dec 23
July
38% Jan
2
142% Aug 19
9% Nov 14
Jan
14
42% Dec
166
3
14
25% Jan
31
Jan
6
45
?it Feb
10
168
Jan
20
9
9% Jan
2
11
Jan
16
4
50% Jan
17
57
Feb
Acme Co
11
Feb
National
10
5
Dec
30
15% Jan
70% Jun
41% Jan
162
8
2
23% Feb
12
32 Va Jan
2
37% Feb
38 Va Mar 19
37% Jan
7
41% Feb
23 Ve Jan
19% Oct 22
77 % Oct 22
28 V«
9
13% Jan
May 21
20% Jan
2
23 Vb Jan
3
92% Feb
19% Jan
25
15% Jan
6
17 Ve Jan
2
46
July
•
42
Jan
2
07
Jan
4
90
Jan
7
Aug 22
86% Oct 21
143% Aug 20
124 %
Aug 23
138
July
165
Dec
139
Jan
8
13
31
23
National
Fuel
National
Gypsum Co
931% Jan
22
5
160% Jan
7
167 Va Jan
135% Jan
7
142 % Jan
12
15% Sep
4
13% Jan
7
141% Jan
24
30
47% Jan
4
22 Va Jan
2
26 Vis Feb
5
21% July It
80 % Jan
3
15
Jan
6
16% Jan
14
51
Jan
13
56% Jan
6
37% Mar 11
30% Jan
13
34
7
14 Va Deo 18
;
49 Va Deo 17
29% NOV 22
30% Dec 17
,
24
National
48% Feb
National
Tea Co
8% Jan
Jan
11
4% Jan
2
20
National
Theatres
•8% Feb
4
National
U
27
National
Vulcanized
20
13
Nov 20
16% Feb
5
13 Va Jan
3
14
10
,
Feb
6
Dec
14% Feb
4
10Va Jan
3
ll?'e Feb
10
29
Jan
13
791% Jan
25% Dec 19
,
,71
36% Dec 17
17% Dec 23
,
j
13Vs Dec
.
,18
I
26% Jan
2
20
77% Feb
14
Oct 22
Oct 30
66% Nov 13
•
18
85
14
»
33% Jan
Nov 13
76
,
Dec
30
11
Feb
17
Jan.
87
Dec
3
14% Jan
2
31
85% Feb
14
130 Va May 20
42?'a Dec
6
28
68
37 Va Feb
17% Jan
21% Feb
14
16 Vi Jan
20
19
23% Feb
5
103
Mar 11
96
Jail
29
Mar 2R
180
Jan
16
4% Dec 24
17
Now 12
72
,
July 29
Nov 13
76
Oct
-
29
,
12
Oct
22
11
2
21
9
Feb
22
Jan
84
2
32 Va Feb
733i Jhn
9
3
80% Jan
16
82
86
Jan
23
3.90%
93 Va Jan
24
4.10%
25% July 18
39 Va May 17
70% Jan
8
Jan
2
89% Jan
10
7
31% Jan
55% Jan
.3
2
108
Feb
21% Feb
34 % Feb
6
6
11
2
611% Feb
3
Jan
3
23 V. Jan
22
20% Oct
39% Jan
3
29 % Feb
14
33 Vb Jan
9
4
14% Dec
24
65 % Dec
24% July 17
27
79
45
18
bSVa May 20
13% Oct
96
Jan
4
15% Jan
Jan
7
Jan
30
16% Jan
4
82
Feb
13
92
Mar 29
88
Jan
Feb
87
Jan
.
8
77% Nov
.
Oct
14
79% Oct
1
13% Oct 22
9% Oct 22
20 % July 22
25% Aug 26
JFVw footnotes*
90
1
90% Feb 18
92
Feb
8
105% Feb
10
77% Jan
87
Jan
7
18
2
83% Jan 23
10
13
6
Jan
91 Va Feb
•89% Jan
92
Feb
29
10
29
5
90 % Jan
92'/a Feb
14
22 % Jan
24% Jan
9
28% Feb
17% Jan
4
10% Jan
25 Va Dec
13 Va Jan
20
31
24% Jan
25% Jan
21
31
35 V
38
see
4
July 12
pnrre
24.
Feb
2
Jan
2
*92
93%
98%
100
162 %
163
142
141
>140
96%
14 Va
14 Va
14 %
25%
24 Va
24%
*14
99 V4
142 Va
142 V,
142 Vi
5%%
14VU
14 V4
142%
14%
800
24%
24 V4
24%
2,500
16
36!
a
36%
35%
36%
35%
36 %
47
47 %
46%
36 Va
47
35%
47%
47
47 V*~
15%
16
52
52%
*33%
1,500
;
,
21,000
33%
200
35%
37 V4
23,500
47%
-47 Vx
3,600
7%
■•7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
;i%
7%
11%
11%
11%
11%
.11%
11%
11%
11 Va
11 Va
HVa
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
1,600
13%
13?a
5%
13%
13?*
13?u
14
*14
14 Va
14%.
1,600
11%
11%
*11%
ll?a
11%
11%
*11%
12
No par
28%
28 %
28 V*
28%
28 Va
28%
28%
*77%
78 %
78
78
*77 Va
78 Va
*77 y4
15%
15%
l
,
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7?
7%
«
15%
89
39%
37%
38%
37?
8
38! i
37 V
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'
19%
18%
*97%
103
>193
*97%
210
7%
_100
Gas
Co
com
103
210
84
84
317k
31?a
83
83
-
8 Va
"
*95
107%
■
27%
41%
r
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2a
;
2,500
4,200
t
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6,200
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31
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3174
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83
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20 Va
20 Va
33 V
2
34 Va
58%
59%
23
23
23
23
30
30?«
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20 Va
1
107'%
34
56 V
58
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29'%
84'%
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95
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106%
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5674
.
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207k
,
20'.4
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57
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900
33
33 Vi
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17,400
7%
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3174
75
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86
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83 Ve
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187 «
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s
,
34
58
3,500
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4
500
u
29 Vi
18
18
17'/.
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177k
177k
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18
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68
18.
68
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69%
68'A
69 V a
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69'%
*68 Va
69'%
10
50%
50%
49'%
50 7 a
50%
15,600
v.
50V4
r
105%
105%
107
107%
35%
17%
:'80%
$4.08 preferred series
$4.11 preferred series
$4.16 preferred series
100
>89%
361, it
91 Va
17?n
'12
*104%
108
35 Vi
%
50
50'%
50
30
57,800
700
89,600
—
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100
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108
108'%
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35
357 i
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37
18
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108
103
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109
110
660
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37%
19,000
17%
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18
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18
82
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81'%
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82
91%
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92
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92
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50
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23 7i
237k
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24 3
82
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93
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93
100
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93%
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93'a
1
23 Vb
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23%
10
12%
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12%
25
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24%
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31%
a
106
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84
5
common
103
210
42
(Minn)—~
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59 Vu
5
20
*196
•,
417k
100
Co
103
42%
,100
100
Pharmacal
20,900
26Vi
100
preferred
30,000
59
Pacific Ry__
Aircraft Inc
Northwest Airlines Inc
15
26%
11)
preferred
21 Vi
21%
25
preferred
20%
20
14%
27%
4
13,900
21V*
19%
18?«
30 V
38 Va-
15%
34
1
37%
12,900
VS
22
25
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4,100
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16
14%
26
20%
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21 Va
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107%
80
74%
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18%
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a
15?«
85Va
75%
22%
9
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16
•
15
19
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150
18?it
87k
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4,300
21%
18%
31%
28%,
77 Vi
14-14,
18%
75
500
28 Vi
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4
'
8
1,800
15 V*
17%
31%
28 V
2,000
11%
11%
78%
>85
27%
42
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12,400
18?*
23
210
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8
89
74%
89
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8
5J%'
15%
75 Va
14%
Aviation
15 ?'i,
4
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No par
Capital Corp
15%
74!
22%
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15?tt
8! a
78
15V*
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8
89
23
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8
75
14%
100
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—
,
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15
1
7?tt
78%
$3.60 preferred series
$4.10 preferred series
4.6%
•
1
—100
States Pwr Co
Common
Norwich
160
14%
24%
X47 %
100
(expire Feb
5.80%
130
4
14?
33% '
A:
Northern
14,400
241.4
52%
_ioo
1
j
preferred
Natural
10
99%
*161
16
No par
American
16,000
2
164%
97 Vi
164
33%
15?'*
9,000
93 V
52 V b
15 ? a
19
46 Vi'
93%
164
142 %
Ve
18%
43%
15%
Western Ry common
Adjustment preferred
North
■700
93%
3314
-
Niagara Share Corp.Nopco Chemical Co
Norfolk
12,200
9274
45 Va
97 Va
98%
164
24 V*
19 Va
18 ?8
43%
*92
93%
>163
Corp—
Northern
Nov
78
5.25%
Rights
38
77% Nov
45%
52%
84
28
109
14
Gas
preferred
preferred
preferred
GOO
22 7 i
9274
15%
*71
ii! Jan
13
17% Jun 11
Electric
14
14
"22%
•.
91 Va
Va
51%
100
3.60%
Northern
15
7
22%
a
"
91
*33%
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com—No par
3.40% preferred
—100
24
Jan
14 Va
22%
52 y4
33? 8
$3.75 preferred
531% Jan
32% Jfm
13,400
51%
Northern Central Ry Co
107
41 Vs
*33%
No par
series A
Northeast
Dec
22
5%
31
110
40 7
35?4j
50
20
6
16
preferred—
18?a Jan
Jan
18,000
41'/a
33%
Co
70
104
4,900
3774
100
2
MaV~8
22 ?e
3574
52 Va
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2
107~
11,900
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36%
15%
-
6
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49% May 31
4
19%
44 Va
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99%
141
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4
93%
163
141
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Jan
Vi
23 Ve
1
47% Jan
68
7,700
Z~ll
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9
106% Jan
18% Jan
10%
55%
51%
Shipbuilding Corp
State
Jan
22
100% Nov 12
32Ve Nov 19
Y
76%
9
98 %
163
"
York
73% Jan
14
10
53 7i
33%
Co____
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Preferred
1
Jan 28
19%
45?
Dock—
Common
New
30
' Dec
44 ?«
Electric, System
non-cum
120
10'A
54
*14
19%
& Ilarlem RR Co
21
§
Sep~27
$5
N Y
York
Jan
90
18%
44 V*
19%
45
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5
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Chicago & St Louis
Jan
24% Jan
96
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12,200
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par
N
81
10
/
92"
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5,600
457a
227a
22'%
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co
4% pfd^lOO
Newmont Mining Corp!
t
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New York Air Brake5
New York Central-—
No
74
Feb
20% Aug 14
Dec
New
N
2
108
22 Vi
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1
preferred
27-%
53%
14 %
22%
90 ai
Co
3%%
11
6
*14
14%
22 V a
90%
5
Inc
Corp
79% Jan
29% Jan
31% Mar
*13%
22%
90%
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Newberry Co (J J)
31
16
87
l
S
Neisner Bros Inc
30
31% Jan
42 ?'4 Feb
Apr
14%
22%
N Y New Haven & Hartford Co-
2
86% Apr 11
51% Dec
.
2
26% Feb
Jan
38% Jan
17
98% Aug 20
18% Dec 31s
,
5VaJan
14% Jan
97% Jan
195
38% Dec 31
26% Oct 22
69
10
41% Jan 14
64% Jan
4
Dec 31
18% Oct 11
63
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New
Jan
14
r
100
35
54%
X90%
-
Jan
351
-
16
14 Va Jan
13
,
6
5
27
36% July 25
29% Jan 10
11
32% Oct 30
72% Sep
3
V2 Jan
July 29
Dec
r
Jan
88
44% Jan
Dec
14
16
40 7i
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98
L
..
80% Feb
Jan
190
j
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24
23
41
-
12% Jan
5?s Jan
40%
1
Supply (The) Pa
7
t
41%
300
\
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10 Va
10'/«
No par
37% Jan
3
X40?a
...iq
Sugar Ref Co_
2
2
41 Vs
■
Vi
165
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-r-10
National
2
7% Jan
4lVa
•'
100
13
9% Jan
35
preferred B
7% Jan
11
23%
•34%
6%
34% Jan
-an
23 Va
35%
Linen Service Corp
1
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast—No
par
National Shares Corp
No par
National Steel Corp
42% Jan
May 17
23%
343.4
National
16
8
23%
35%
.100
29
14%
23%
preferred A
Nov
11
53%
23 Vi
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common
44
4% Dec 23
10
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9
6% Dec 30
8% Oct 23
,
10 Vi
55:!a
m
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17
a
common
9% Sep
2
Dec
,
Co
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i 36 Vb Jan
7
Feb
10 V
54 Vi
7%
22
12 Va Apr
Gas
$4.50 preferred
National Lead Co
23
21V4 Dec
10'/»
Vi
45 Va
164
57
13
47
27
457a
184
m..5
4
102% Feb
45
45%
13
27 Va
26 Vi
273,1
163
lOVa
—5
10
13
103
.100
471% Feb
93% Jan
a
44%
163
55 Vi
—5
19Vb Feb
<
162'%
—1
.
,
16% Oct 22
35% Oct 22
84
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26 V
27%
45%
'15
a
—1
14
1
27'%
28'/«
45?
163
.—5
16
86% Jan
101% Apr
162
-10
4
13% Dec 19
44 %
.100
14
Jun 20
27%
-10
preferred
7
Feb
24% May 29
50% July 11
19% Jan
30
33
—5
7r/o
Vi
*4674
32
31?a
24
13
24%
32
17%
807i
92
127k
123i
13
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24 ?k
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31?b
31?k
32
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13%
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32 74
32
8,700
160
80
.
a
13%
24
33
—.
13,100
6,500
' a
19,900
17
1958
Volume
Number 5717
1S7-
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(793)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range inr Previous
STOCKS
,±'ear
,
*
•Lowest '•
Range Since Jan. I-
Highest*
Lowest
••'
LOW AND HIGH SALE TRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Menday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Wednesday
Feb. Ill
Far
Feb. JI
Feb. J'J
Thursday
Friday
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Feb. 1+
Feb. 13
>
,
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Oct
22
52 % May
83ft.,Oct 24
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12
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Jan
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18
Jan
Jan
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64
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Dec
30
Dec
129
:
90 ft
S8%,Oct 22
73
Apr
13% Dec
30
35 % Nov
18
501* Oct
89
88
88
87
87
103
*100
102
102
101
101
16
39% Jan
9
44 ft Feb
4
17% Jan
6
17 ft Jan
15
92.
Jan
28
93
Feb
7
28
Feb
Jan
2
43 ft Feb
2
101% Fob
7-ft Jan
2
9% Jan
3
40 ft Jan
9
25% Feb
5
14P
93 ft Jan
3
13 ft Jan
7
38 ft Jan
13
41% Jan
6
3
59
Jan
Nov
12
43
lfaris
•6
Jan
87
7
25 ft Jan
18
21
2
Jan
94
16
Feb
96ft Jan
16
2
30 ft Feb
]3
90 ft Feb
22
9ft Jan
2
2
10 ft Feb
14
26ft Jan
33ft Jan 21
7% Jan
•
43% Apr
2
18 ft Jan
8
40
9% Jan
13
22
liftJun
40% Dec
33ft Jan
48
112ft Oct
22
132Jun
119ft Oct
23
22
„
117% Mar 12
Oct
7ft Apr 22
19 ft Jan
4
4-
12 ft Oct
30
Dec
22
17
•6ft Jan
84ft July 23
95
7
2
2
l52ft Feb 14
2
42% Jan 24
8
22% Feb
36 % Jun
38ft Jun
24
Jan
4
123% Feb
10
137
Jan
24
5ft Feb
4
Jan
13
2
12% Jan
3
15% Jan
14
37
Jan
90
"•
•
2
44
Jan
92 ft Feb
38% Feb
7
3
42
Jan
3
66 ft Feb
13
,Jan
12
63 ft Dec
11
26% Jan
2
19% Jan
2
21
22 ft May
-
15 ft Jan
6
18% Feb 14
2ft Jan
9
2 ft. Oct
V
21
7ft Dec 27
53
4ft Jan 24
Jan
21
3% Jan
"
12% Jan
'
2
Jan
6
31
7ft Jan
2
17% Dec 27
31
10
19ft Jan
6
23 ft Jan
31
24% Jun
30% Dec 31
30 ft Jan
10
35 ft Feb
4
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3S>
3
Jan
7
23'
4
51
Jan
13
25
Feb
9ft Jan 24
14
28
3
Oct 22
25
Jan
2
23 ft Jan
2
1«
May 31
40
2% Dec 30
ft Jan
2
51
;
2
2
17
Jnn
27
7
90
Feb
7
12% Oct
21
16
13% Jan
50% Jan
2
15 ft Feb
2
57
48ft Nov 20
46 ft Dec
30
64 ft
39 ft Oct
22
45% Jan
80% Nov
Jan
13
9
41ft Jan
2
2
49
.
24
51 ft Feb 14
46% Jan 27
106
Jan
29
97% Jan
101
Jan
25
95
Jan
2
7
11% Jan
2
13 ft Jan
17
Feb 25
28% Jan
7
32 ft Feb
6
30
28% Dec 19
35
100
Feb
23
49% Apr 24
37
Jan
11
85
34
Jail
2
37
Jail
29
19 ft Jan
2
22% Feb
5
16ft Oct 21
45ft Feb 25
Oct
9
27
Jan
10
53
Jan
95
Jan
14
97
Jan
14 ft Jan
7
5 ft Aug
85ft Sep
97
6
Phlla Electric Co
2
Feb
6
Jan
9
89
40
Feb
76ft Nov 14
Jan
6
93 ft Feb
7
87
Aug 26
104ft Feb 19
94 ft Jan
10
100ft Jan
31
94
Nov 18
106
3
102 ft Jan
3
104% Feb
11
31ft Apr 22
18% Apr 15
•8 ft Jan 16
27 ft Jan
32
Feb
4
12% Jan
15% Feb
5
21 ft Oct 22
11
Oct 22
53ft Dec 23
Jan
21% Jan
103
57 ft Jan
38% Oct
21
46
-
Dec
12
43
Nov
13
«2L
Feb
12
67 ft Nov
22
79 ft Feb
19
75
63 ft Feb
74% Jan
68
7
Oct
22
13ft Jan
21
i96 ft Jan
50% Feb
Jail
13
4
3 4
83% Feb
14
Jan
2y
82 ft Feb
8ft Jan
14
2
35% Nov 13
36% Jan
2
39%Jun 26
44ft Jan
3
42 ft Jan
3
49%
Feb
7
86
94
6
90
Jan
6
93
Jan
21ft Apr 23
14
Jan
2
16 ft Feb
5
83 ft Jan
4
lift Oct 21'
44r
Oct
21
4
May
;
42 ft Jan
59% Feb
16
14
40%
:
62%
20 %
18
1
3%
3%
*3
8Tb
22'a
400
3.50
33%
33 %
33%
32'%
33
32 ft
32'A
32%
32%
1,600
GO
24
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24
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26 ft
*25
27
*25%
26%
*26%
27%
*26
28%
28%
28%
28%
28
64-
,
Oct
-
SO
8
Dec
30-
Dec
24
•Oft Feb ; 7
23
4
67-
Dec
23
Dec
11
Dec
3
Jan
85
:
120
Jan
24
5
84
68ft Oct 21
117
Jun
Jun
122
Jan
*
18
39%
20-,
Jan
48
10
Feb
•
13
Feb
6
Jan
10
12
21
% Dec
2
19 ft Jan
31
20% Jan
3
22% Dec 19
38
Jun
7
23 ft Jan
13
26 ft Jan
16
30
53 ft Dec
11
43 ft Jan
2
14
Feb
Nov
14
15% Dec 30
23 ft Dec
31
57
31
44% Jun
24
21
Dec
!
S7ft Oct 22
28% Jun 24
48
May 20
12%. Feb
24-ftJun 28
80
Jan 29
4"
29
Feb
4
77'
Sep 11
92
Feb
Nov
•2
Mar 18/
Feb 1
;
53
52%
52'A
52'A
52'A
52 ft
52 ft
1,600
52
52'%
51
51
51'%
51ft
300
45%
45
45
45'%
45 la
2,900
100
99%
81ft Oct
23
83 ft Oct
22
Oct
11
9
49% Feb
14
2
32% Jan
26% Jan
2
28
Feb
6
7
92% Feb
13
89 ft Jan
IP
92% Feb
5
29% Jan
16
"
7
96 >
Jan
28
2
39% Jan
16
10
Feb
4
4
24 ft Feb
4
23 ft Jan
7
24% Jan
10
26
102ftSep 12
23 ft Feb
4
22
2
23 % Feb
4
92 ft Jan
20'.
Mar
Oct
1
22
42ft DgC
31
29ft NOV
14
For footnotes
Jan
page
117
24
43
7
30
24.
41%
53
98%
79
21%
21,100
54
53
53
*52 ft
54'%
*52'%
54'%
300
98 %
98'%
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98'%
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98 ft
14 Tii
14 Tii
14%
14%
3'%
3ft
3 Tii
3%
57%
57'%
58 ft
57%
39
92
21ft
92
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%
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102
90
98%
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106
104 Tit
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92
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99ft
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80
99'%
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105 ft
,
104ft
104'%
104%
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105'%
30
30'%
30
30 ft
14%
14%
14%
61,ft,
61'%
62
48%
49%
49'%
50 ft
83 ft
82 ft
30
15 ft
83 ft
61'%
62
50
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83%
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83'%
82%
82%
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85
*81
84
81%
81ft
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100
300
ft
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49
5,000
7,700
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103
91
14%
49%
48%
39%
21ft
18,600
99 ft
29%
62
41%
103
14%
62%
99
39%
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103
14%
62%
41,000
41
39%
103
2,200
1,400
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100
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103
103
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41'%
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99
39%
59 ;
300
36
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7%
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100
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.
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15
14,700
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83%
300
/
83 ft
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37
200
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96%
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96%
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8
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82 ft
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49%
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160
-
62
8
8
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94 ft
Piper Aircraft Corp.
Pitney-Bowes Inc
...1
15'%
15 ft
15%
15%
15%
15%
15'%
15 ft
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15%
56
59%
58%
59%
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54,900
47'A
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common
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53
54
53'%
57
18
17%
17%
17 %
17%
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89
89
85
No
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88
86%
86 %
Co com
par
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86%
31 ft
32%
31%
*15
15%
*15
*135%
*
*138
140
7ft
guaranteed preferred
Metallurgical Inc.:
100
1.25
10
69%
7
$3.50
Plough Inc___
Plymouth Oil Co
Polaroid Corp
Co
46%
47
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79
1
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31%
15 ft
15 ft
15 ft
136 \ ,
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146
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141
18
691%
7ft
7ft
15>;u
15'%
68%
♦66
68%
71 "a
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7'..1
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22
22
72'%
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21 Tii
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■
122
122
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25%
50%
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ft
45 Ti.
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45 ft
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78
78
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20
72 ft
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19ft
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19%
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25%
25%
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24 3 a *25
49%
51
50'A
52 %
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51%
19%
18%
19%
23 ft
23%
23 %
..
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18
18
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500
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18
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122
78'%
„
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5,800
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68
45 ft
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5,500
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70
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18
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3,300
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21 %
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•
140
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31%
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18
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preferred
75
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80
•
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71
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Plttston Co
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-
56
55
146
Pitts
37ft
37
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...2
$5 convertible preferred
$4.80 preferred (conv)
52 ft
47;900
18
2,300
24
24 ft
4,100
56'%
56 ft
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24.
56'A
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5,800
55%
55 3.1
55%
56 V a
55%
56'A
56
10
47%
47%
47%
48 'A
47%.
47%
47%
48 ft
Pub Serv El & Gas com
No par
31%
32
31%
32
31%
32'%
$1.40 dlv preference
4.08ft
preferred..
No par
27 %
27%
27 Tii
27%
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92'%
92 ft
92 ft
*92
95
*93
96
*93
96
*93
96
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96
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Procter
&
Gamble.
2
Public Serv Co of Colorado—
4.16 ft
com
100
100
100
preferred.
4.30 ft
preferred
Public Serv Co of Indiana
No par
-2
49% Jan
30
Pullman
Jan-10
32% Jan
16
Pure
preferred
preferred..
4.20ft
Publlcker
$4.75
Industries
preferred
Inc
com
—
Puget Sou^i Pow & Lt Co..:
Oil
Inc
(The)
32
32'%
27%
•27%
27%
28
91%
<
91%
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*
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96
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95
95
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96
♦93
38
38 3 a
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38'A
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38
77
77%
77%
24%
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23%
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7%
68
79
119
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76
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23 ft
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69
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24
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2,900
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38
3,900
79 ft
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79
70
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24
10
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23
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120
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7'A
120
7'A
2,800
67%
67%
67 »A
68
70
27'%
27'%
28
4,100
3.600
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27%
27%
27 %
27%
27%
27 ft
27 ft
47%
48%
47%
48
48
48'A
48
48%
49
48
No par
31
30%
30%
30
30 ft
30
30'%
30%
30%
30 ft
5
10
..
24
38 ft
'
24
119
•
»
'
96
95
*23 %
5
92'%
*93
*77%
No par
.
-
25
100
preferred
4.32 ft preferred
4.16 ft
..
100
25
8ftft
16
ft Jan
21%
36
47 %
28 V) Jan
69
21%
37ft
7
117
21%
3%
39%
39%
21
__1
•34%
21%
*95
102
100
34 ft
21%
14%
41%
00
5,800
34%
22
*97
99
No par
41%
41%
35 %
*52
57
40%
41'%
41ft
110
40%
21%
3%
*95
40%
41
40 %
*32
32%
*34%
15
55%
•32
32%
37
7
26% Jan
see
200
*32
46 ft
16
30 ft May 22
48% Jun
32%
j
•92'%
23
8
68 ft Apr
32 %
47%
Feb
2
7
Aug
32%
-94ft
Jan
16
67 ft Jan
Feb
9% May 18
72
33
47.1%
8% Jan
Jan
5% Jan
5
118
4ft Oct 22
23,700
v
,
*92%
31
Jan
€4
12%
47'%
Jan
Jan
19% Sep
98 ft
12 ft
94%
Potomac
75
20 ft Sep
97 ft
12%
46%
Poor
37
May
98'%
12%
*92%
5
9
95
98
12%
94'%
30
79 ft Mar 19
40
98%
12%
1
'
6S
*97%
12%
>
47%'-
30
"
12
98'%
12%.
22
00
530
100
98
35%
100
99%
100
12%
*3%
—5
*99%
98
-
53
100
99%
45'%
33%
54% Feb
42 ft Jan-
99%
40%
3
52%
45%
•50
45%
100
35%
No par
*50
46 %
20% Jan
6
ft
45%
38
24% Jan
57% Jan
5,400
4,600
'
"
*92'%
2
.
89 ft
-25
10
85 ft Jan
:
27
81
:
15
88'A
No par
22% Jan
55
,
'
"
,
15
89'%
52 %
com
$4 preferred
16 ft Jan
32% July 22
i9% Jun
69.
15%
83'%
54
'
44%Oct 22
17,200
15'A
89
.6,000
21%
200
3
73
4
15%
88'A
89%
13%
12.50
68% Feb
22% Feb
3Ta
4ft
9,900
,
1$%
25
Jan
Jan
4
4ft
50
29ft
13%
100
33ftc
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
1
Pittsburgh Steel Co common—
10
6% preferred class A
100
6ft ft 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
19% Jan
26'%
28%
%
13%
*32%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
69 '
23
29% July 25
1135
Mar2P
*25
29
14%
5
4
*62
27
28%
70',
13%
12%
6
73% Jan
•26
28%
%
•40
..
14'A
10
16
2
25 ft
.
*50
7% Feb
17
24 ft
25
70
14%
45%
...
.*22'%
26 ft
,
53
.1
—
24 ft
*25'%
14%
No par
.»
*221%
26 ft
15%
16%
%
88
*40
24'%
t
4
4%
15%
""
60
•
6,000
)
14
-
10
16% Jan
Jan
6% Jan
69
J
1
19
115
22
4
16%-fc
90
14 ft Jan
85% Jap 10
8ft July 19
37ft Jan
4
6 ft Dec
4ft
4
15%
8914
-
*22'%
ft
-
8%-
27
*50
60
,.
8%
8% -1.
*25'%
*50
,
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com.100
Jan
8%
l
*50
...1
14
33%
9
*22%
—1
% Feb
400
8To,
22'A
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
19
;
22 ft
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
140
.700
,
'
t
22'%
3
2
3
23
6.
3
.3
.
300
18%
*22'%
15% Feb
Jan
3
3
.
58,300
'•
20%
..
18 ft
22 %
33 ft Feb
15% Jan
3 In
3%
67'%
*20
;
8%
8
136
18'A
3%
65
-
20%
♦18
x22%
13
«
•20
18 ft
10
—
•
9
preferred
Pillsbury Mills Inc
30
13
20%
17%
1
:
43
v
43,200
23
14% Jan
Feb
66'A
A 20%
*41
-)■
13,900
*
8%
30ft Jan
Jun
64'A
64
d
(
;
36%
*22%
7
150
43
>
41
94
36 ft
12,800
5
46ft Jan
150
•41
1,100
14 ft
*92
,
320
5
39 ft
*
36% i
1,630
136 la
4%
13%
40
94
36 ft
43
i
61ft
•
39'A
22'A
136
•c-.
141a
•92 >-:
8,600
123'%. 123'%
47%>
13%
9,000
;r
25
20ft May If
; 31% Jun 21
13%
*41
43
18
29 ft.NOV 19
25
*41
60%
14ft Dec
Jun
43
20%
88
Nov 11
35%
18%
7
14% Dec 30
*92
37%
61%
84
134-
94
13%
42 ft
*21%
123'%.,
4%
v
5,000
52v!n
42
133
36'%
41%
*
..
36%
'.v
4%
400
800
.
"46%
1
52
135
i"
92'%
35%
41%
*92
135
4%
4%
.46%
.
v
22'A/
1,400
19 ft
ft
1227%
-.92'%
98ft May 15
139
134.
,39
7.
-
122%, 123
37
3(
30
123 %
135
122%
*134
42
)
10%
*18'A
51%
>
9'A
12'A
10'%
46'%
:
51%
*21%
i
94
87 ft Feb
Jan
22%
4614
,
8,200
30
,12ft
;
41%
41%
19 ft Feb
ft Jan
•45%
41%
6
•
47%
14
16 ft: Jan
24
19'A
13%
82% Jan
82ft. Dec
*18'A
14
-Mar 26
93
1,
13%
27ft Mar 20
22
18'%
*4%
2
82ft Dec 31"
*18%
12'%
200
5,900
/
92
9
-
11
18%
*21%
123%
9'A
*10%
*21%
%
>
v
12'/.
13 r%.
*90
12'A -A.
5
l
common
V *9
9
*13
.*29%
lift
135
2
70% July 12
1
A.
9,
*4%
53 ft Jan
'15 ft Oct
•
».
22%
123
lo
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
5ft preferred
Phillips Petroleum.
22
Nov
1,200
0-
40
preferred
preferred
4.68ft
preferred
Phlla & Reading Corp
Philco Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
4% preferred:
series
1,600
30'%
.
No par
1.80%
3.90ft
95'%
90 ft
12%
20%
4.30ft
13
2
95
30'%
90'A
11%
60%
(conv)
$1 conv preference
4.40% preferred
29
7 ft Jan
3
94ftJan
Jan
95'A
29%
*134%
No par
4ft 2nd preferred
Phelps-iDodge Corp
99
95'A
92
51%
14%
6
37 ft Jan
95%
29'%
46'%
*97-
4
21
95%
42%
100
Feb
1
12
64%
29'%
12'%
*17%
preferred;
42% Feb
6
64TB
41%
Petroleum Corp of Amer
1
Pfelffer Brewing Co
25
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc common—1
94
23
Feb
105% Apr
94 ft Feb
11
64
1
common
13
7
39%
64%
*90
*20%
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Feb
22
39'%
l
Pepsi-Cola Co
59
Jail
13'ft.
51%
22
33300
;
100
63%
12
*18'%
160
6,600
.
39'%
52
98
13
Jan
83'/a
.-47%
j
,.*
13'«
42%
100
24
37
83'%
7;608
,;
39'A
63'%
46%
series preferred
30
92
89»%;
72
14
42
99%
3% Jan
2
85
72
.
39%
51 ft
100
15 ft Jan
25
89
1,300
-8'A
81%
lii
471.
*21%
-
No par
Corp..
Light com
2
Feb
89
9%
9%
47,300
,
2514
29 %
12
42 Tit
preferred
4ft ft
24%.
1
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light <fc Coke
3
24%
42
4ft ft
Pet Milk Co
24
100
Corp
49% Jan
40% May 21
21
Aug 14
Nov
28
24%
25
3
63ft Jan
10
37% Dec 23
6
47
51% .51%
25
Jan
3
7
65 ft July 15
34% Oct
<•:% Feb
50
42% Feb 12
19 ft
2
20ft Jun
25
62
•
60ft Aug
2
98 ft Mar 28
13% Dec 20
2% Dec
Apr 20
24ft May
46'%
23%
97
*12
-19%
4.40ft
35% Dec
45%
95%
29
9%
x47%
100
Sand
&
95 %
12%.
.25
Chemicals
Glass
45%
64%
*90
12%
10
preferred..
Penn Power
6
32 V* Dec
92
Penna
45%
39
*12
*18%
No par
72
*13
29 >4
40'%
71ft
90%
*12%
-
25
Penn-Dixle Cement Corp
Penn-Texas Corp common
Pennsalt
200
101 Ta^
101'%
71%
40
X64%
101%
*71
"
14
39 ft
39'%
40'A /
•101'%
8
*89
92
-:»*9'A
•
1
No par
-
98% Feb
22 ft Jan
6
lift Dec
July 19
Jail
3
3,200
7,900
8 ft
*13
2.50
$1.60 conv preferred
Penney (J C) Co
Pennroad Corp (The)
-
28
8%
90.
39%
.
No par
common
24,000
•
95
•
.
27%
28
39%
40%
100
14
39%
Parker Rust
28
3ft Jan
13% Jan
82 ft Jan
90
25
Patlno Mines & Enterprises
Peabody Coal Co common
•ft conv prior preferred
Penlck & Ford
*93
r
-,30 ft
8
25'%
*41
4% Jan
B
§
24%
24 7 0
*13
.
100
30
13% Jan
45%
/?
99
45 %
95%
Co
94
27%
27%
%
40
,
71%
29
Corp
Transportation
:*93
94
27
8%
71ft
23%
No par
29 ft Jan
%
72
*90
preferred
Telep
8
46
Paramount Pictures Corp
1
Park & Tilford Distillers Corp
1
Parke Davis & Co
No par
•1.30
85 ft Mar 13
99,
8%
*94%
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
7
15ft Jan
41%
99
15
Pacific Telep & Teleg common
6ft preferred...
Proof
*93
94
40%
No par
Common
*
99
8%
64%
common.
Consolidated
~J0
,
17 ft
*93
■
230
130
:
44 ft
*17'A
63%
$1 preferred
•1.32 preferred
27
••43%.
17 la
..6.25
5%
3
Jun
-29%
44'%
*17%
100
13
Nov 26
30
44%
17%
45%
|
Peninsular
29%
44%
41 T«
5
Parmelee
30
44%
17%.
72
1
Pacific Cement & Aggregates Inc
Pacific Coast Co common.
4ft
29%
17 ft
X99
...
1
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
Pacific Tin
30%
44 ft
27 ft
No par
Corp
preferred
Pacific Finance Corp..
Pacific Gas & Electric....
Pacific Lighting Corp
Pacific
Mills
1
.
30
27%
30c
preferred
Paper Co
preferred
.
;
101
17%
27%
100
■
*99
"
•99%. 102
101
43%
x41
5
preferred
....
26 ft Feb
*
27%
1
Fiberg.las
89
>.
102
>*99
T
..
(The)
Corp
<♦87
•100
.
101
-
J
3,400
»
,
44
94
series—100
Corp
Co
Jan
75-
July 2
70% July 12
Marine
Jan
f
26
11
90ft Oct 28
$5
5
28 ft May
20
Sep
21
Jun
28 ft Jun
24ft Jun 21
22ft Sep
Apr
1951
-*86
87
102-
*99
53%
99
30%
*93
100
86 'A-
*100
'
•53%
*98'%.
17%
43%
6.25
Oxford
12
2
18ft Oct 22
14ft Dec 30
4ft
30%
*17%
7.50
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
27
8
42
11
Jan
30% Jan
45 ft Mar 29
42% Feb
2
>■
4ft Jan
18
22
■>
Jan
:
117% Jan
131
May 17
Oct
28
27
Jan
40 ft Jan
9
19
17
21
13
19 ft Nov
4
27
47% Jan
IS
33%-Sep 25
17
Feb
18 ft Jan
'
43% Oct
Outlet
s
12 ft Jan
17
series..
Gas
pref
Owens Corning
6
31
Jan
4.24ft
convertible
Outboard
'
10
com
Elevator
Overland
,
30
17
Jan
18'A Jan
27
17s "/Nov 19
65ft Jan
7
17 V« Jan
Nov 18
.
'
20
Natural
conv
4ftft
Otla
23
13ft Feb
Jan
Nov
Oct
14
Jul# 15
66% July 25
&•% Dec 23
4.25ft
7
47% Feb
16%
24
T
Feb
,
Co
.Oliver Corp common
13
20% Jan
35
1(F
73
No par
Elec
Olln Mathleson Chemical Corp—
Common
30
Jan
Co
preferred
Preferred
14
13
:
4ft
4
Jan
66
Oil
Oklahoma Gas &
Oklahoma
39
19
4.44%
13
95
May 31
4.56 ft
Ohio
4
26ft Jan
83 ft Feb
104
98%
1'87%
*99
11
Nov
86
53%
98'A
^lOl
17
Feb
68
21
53%
99%
ioo
Jan
31ft Jan
6
-
53 Tr
98
ioo
103
li
Nov
53%
99
ioo
101
87% Jun 11
2
53%
99
ioo
a
July 11
49 ft Jun
-
533a
98
preferred:
preferred..
preferred
preferred——
14
1
13% Jan
30
l&ftOct 21
-
53%
98
4.40%
3.90ft
13
61ft July U
93— NOV 21
53%
12
27
Jan
15'
28 ft Mar
12
common
Jan
Jan
.'
1
Co
91
98
3
97
Edison
99 ft Feb
7
28 ft Jan
44ftJun 14
21
Ohio
7
-96
4
16ft Sep 26
Feb
94ft Jan -a
99 ft Mar 25-
44% Jan
81ft July 24
22% OCC 22
'
54
84ft Jan
29'
103V2 Mar
14
-
28ft-Dec 30
S5
50% Jan
101 ft Mar 18
/76% Jun 27
35ft NOV 13
9
43,200
21
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Highest
Lowest
Tuesday
Feb, li
leo. 10
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Monday
MEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
SALE PRICES
Thursday
Wednesday
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
Feb.13
Feb, 13 1.
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39% Jan
37'A Feb
39% Sep 13
138% Dee 30
29% Jan
7
2
123% Aug 13
23y4 Oct 22
33% Jan
11
Jan
9
136
Jan
24
26 % Feb
2
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May 13
30 Vb Jan
2
35
64% Jun 24
78
Jan 24
69% Jan
6
21% Aug
Mar 22
17
48% Feb 11
59% Jun
Dec 23
34% Jan
22% Dec
11
30%'Nov 18
25
Dec 20
Jan
36
Jan
28
17:
Feb
4
24% Feb
11
23 % Feb
13
25% Jan-20
32% Jan
2
34% Jan 24
26% Jan
2
52
14% Jail 13
21% Jan
2
2
28% Jan 22
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41% Apr 12
Oct 29
35
16% Dec 30
31% Jan
12% Jan
17% Jan
12
5% Dec 31
8
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Reed Roller Bit Co
Reeves
13
'
3% Jan
14VsFeb
35
Feb'
6
13% Dec 10
15% July
30% Dec
10
45
July 31
31
Jan
13
20% Dec 24
30
Mar 29
21
Jan
13
Feb
54
Jan
9
21'% Feb 11
56
Feb
7
16% Jan
2
21
Jan
9
7
7
Feb
13
8
1
52
Dec
10
62
13
Oct
10
32% Jan 10
4% Dec
9
8% May
Jan
5
13% Apr
6
25
59% Jan
6
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37
2
7
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5
2
13
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9
29% Jan 30
25% Jan
10
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4
.
.
"
21% Dec 18
39
Marl2
40
21
4
8% Jan
2
11% Feb
32% Jan
10
38% Feb
6
10% Jan
39% Nov 12
66% Dec
52% July 22
'68% Jun
6
>41% Jan
63% Jan
10
5
83 y» Feb
7
82% Jan 22
78 Ys Jan
9
8^
99
4
94% Jan
9
99
Dec 23
21% Jan 18
3% Apr
10% Jan
2
1% Jail
2
57% Jan
10
19% jan
2
10
1% Oct 21
26% Aug 19
22% Dec 24
285
Oct 21
81% Nov
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Dec~30
28
Feb 26
May 29
90
22
78
July
4
•
2
37% Jim
'•
50 Y4 Dec
236
9
3
2
21
Feb
5
2
36J,4 Peb
14
Jan
14
9% Feb
3
8
24% Jan
10
84% Jan
*
24
22% Jan
2
2
24
Jan
2
10% Jan
2
Feb 13
304
Oct
2
205
Jan
Oct 3B
96
3
6
14
85
-
.
Feb
235
Jan
90
,
Jan"~2
Peb
4
26% Feb
13% Feb
,•
7
5
Feb
3
Jan 20
31% Jan 30
23% Jan 29
20% Jan
2
33%.Feb
12
12%.Feb
14
16% Oct 22
17% July 1
23% Jun 13
31% Oct 21
37% Nov 27
11% Dec 24
29
•
36
Sep 25
11
•
52
86
Oct 22
19
75
Jan
7
Dec 23
10
12y»Jan
»
3;
55% Feb 12
7
3
,
14.,
38V4 Feb 13
35
Jan
7
.14% Jan 23
Schenley Industries lnc_i
j
5%
convertible
preferred
Jan
Jan
8
2
May
1
4
77% Jan
21% Jan
10
24Vb Jan 30
3.65%
preferred.
Seaboard Air Line RR Co.
17% Jan 10
19% Jan 29
Seaboard Finance Co..
28
Feb
3
>
81
Feb
3
>
26%
93
34.
18%
>
93
57 Vb
19%
;■
19,:
•
V'
-13%
58
82Vb
82%
4
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54'%-:' 55% '
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;
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f
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-
7
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22% May 29
14
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13
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5% noncum preferred—
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St Regis-Paper. Co common———5
,
22% Jan 20
.
18% Feb
'
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94!.
2
39% May
17% Oct 11
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23
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1.66%
preferred
1!
10
conv preferred—
—100
St Joseph Lead Co—.
—10
St Joseph Light & Power;
No par
St L Sah F Ry Co com;
No par
1
Preferred Series A §%-:
—100
St Louis Southwestern RyCo—100
29
21
•58% Feb
20
26%
COV 4
Safeway
Jan
2
48% Jan
•
.
:
—-
Rights
Royal MCBee Corp
Ruberoid Co (The)——
Ruppert. (Jacob)
;
Jan
27:
.
3
27% Feb 10
164
0
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1% Feb
89.
2
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,
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Rome Cable Corp
Ronson Corp
30% Jan
•
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74% Feb
5
190
1
41 y8 Feb
13
25% Dec
21% Oct 24
10
Rohr
9
18% Jan
July 17
4%
10 y2 Jan 24
46% Mar
10 y8 Dec
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.
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..
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r
Nov 25
176
Rochester Gas
/ Rockwell
21% Jan 15
13
9 % Jan
26fb Dec
4
93
Mar 22
2
Feb 14
Dec 30
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.
Jan 28
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20 y2 Feb
1
15% Jun 11
28% Nov 20
137
22
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/Richfield Oil
353% Jan 23
Jan
35
Selection.
7
Jan
40% May 16
7% Oct 24
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27% Jan 27
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33% May 21
32
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3
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29% Jan
31% July 24
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37,
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Riegel Paper Corp.
2——10
Ritter Company*——*___
.-—5 ;
2
Roan Antelope Copper Mines™— '
4
.»
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85%% Conv preferred——
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4
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—
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13'% Feb 4
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:64% Jan 29
22% Jan
.
7% Apr
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44% July 17
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,
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;
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1
7
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f
24%
24
22% Jan
Aug
83% Jan
18% Dec 23
28
Mar
80
66% Dec 30
119% Jnn
2
4
Oct 21
4
69% Feb 14
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73% Sep 19
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87% Jun 24
■
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45% Jan 22
6
23
.
13
65% May 16
46% Mar 29
7% Oct 22
32% Dec 30
*
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16%:
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v,
17% M7%
>
33%
32%
33%
74
i
17%
52
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—100
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—1
Republic Pictures common—
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—-10
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10.;'/?4ITj
Revere Copper & Brass——'—5
26:%
ReVIon Inc
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—2.50
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36 %
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-50
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4
9% Jan
39%' Jan
Bros
..
17%
—5 >■'
& Co—
$1.25 div prior preference
Reliable Stores Corp.—
Reliance Elec & Eng Co—
Reliance Mfg Co common
6% Jah 28
2
13% Jan
Reis
;
,
6% Feb 28
Real Silk Hosiery Mills—
33%
v
73%
16%
—.
.
34%
52
—_5
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37%
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25% 25T a •>
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—>1
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Reading Co common
.—50
4% noncum 1st preferred
—50
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7
Feb
8
Jan
6
.
______
-
3% Dec 31
Ranco Inc
Raybestos-Manhattan
19% Jan 21
13
49% Jan 14
23% Aug 13
34% Jan
4
39
Jan 10
16% Mar 18
Feb
17
6
7
11
*146%.; 143
*25%
Radio Corp of America cum—No par
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74% Jan 29
14
37%
{'37% "
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37%
140% 143
*140% 143,...
R
'
14
Jan
Oct 22
27
37%
Quaker Oats Co (The) common
5
6% preferred
x_.—100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
2
Jan 29
143
Vb
'
15% Oct 23
53% Nov 13
18
Dec
13
82
Hep 19
16% Jan 24
52% Feb
12
63 Vb Jan
10
8% Jan
2
111% Feb
4
22% Nov 19
24% Oct 22
ey8 Oct 22
29 y4 May 22
24
.Jan
27% Jan 27
29% Jan
25
;Jan
3
11 % Jan
27V s Feb
4
12 % Jan 22
2% Aug 12
42% Jan
7
5y8July 9
76 y4 July 15
26% Jan
2
67% Jan
8y4Dec
19
15% Jan
8% Oct 22
25
Nov 19
25
7
Dec 23
7% Mar 12
4% Jan
5V4 Jan
7^
8% Jan
Oct
1
2
26
33
6
3D
Feb
Jan
9
9% Jan
3
3
;
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76 Vb
76
2.50
llVb
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28 Vb
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Sharon Steel Corp..—
Shattuck (Frank G)
No par
28%
28.%
29% Jun 10
18% Feb
14
& Feb
11
13% Dec 23
21% Apr 30
17% Jan 25
14% Jan
2
16Tb Jan 30
Sheller
10
2
11V
13% Feb
12
32% Apr
49% Jan
11
23% Feb
13
17
33% Jan
2
67% Jan
2
20% Feb
Si Feb
3
Oil
Shell
No par
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Co..
26:,i
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55 Vb-
54%
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Nov
64
13
55 Vb
4
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Shahmoon Industries Inc
Shamrock Oil & Gas—
Servel Inc common
16
31
Jan
55 V
—.—1
—
10% Sep
9
93
May 21
8% Jan
Co—
Seagrave Corp.———
5
[Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp——5
Sears Roebuck: & Co
—.-3
Eeiberling Rubber Co.
1
——1
13% Jan 23
27% Jan
58 Vb Jan
Feb
Seaboard Oil
-—.—1
28 T a
:
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'
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11
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9% Oct. 22
19%
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33 y4 Dec
30
49
17
Dec
89.
Jan
;
11
York
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shares ' ordinary
Rights (expire March 3)
»
—;
1
50c
Mfg Corp—
Jan
23
Sheraton Corp of America—.
16% Jan
16
Siegler Corp__
25% Jan
6
4
40% Jan 31
59
Jan 29
51% Feb
4
1
1
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Simmons
Co
Jan
8
45% Dec 23
68%,Tun
6
Jan
2
49
80% May 27
49% Feb
13
55
26% Jan
17
30% Jan
9
Smith
15% Jan
14% Jan
2
19 % Feb
3
Smith-Corona
2
16.Vb Jan 22
Smith-Douglass
58% Jari 10
67
44 Vb Jan
5tfVb Feb
28
Dec
14
30
Nov
12
36% Sep 23
23% Oct
2
20% Jan 11
53% Oct
22
70 % Dec
45 y8 Dec
23
65% July 15
21% Jan 18
14% Oct 21
14
15% Sep 25
6% Oct 22
18% Jan
43
2
5
10% Jun
6
23% May
2
14
51% Feb 13
24%Oct 21
39% Jan 11
30
35% Jan 25
Nov
Sep 23
44% Sep 10
20% Jan
2
61% Jun. 13
25% Dec 26
50% Jan
47
16
2
13
Feb
14
4
18% Jan 24
6
2$% Jan 24
34VbJan24
biVs'Jan 28
27:Vb Feb
13
32
33
46% Jan 10
34% Jan
2
5
3o% Jan 24
40'
Feb
4
45% Jan
19% Feb
8
30
Jan
10
34-% Jan 30
4
16% Jan
2
Nov 26
28% Dec
11
16 y8 Nov 27
76% Oct
26
4
81
Jan
17
28% Jan
33
77
77,.
10
84 Va Jan
B
2% Jan
3
12
40
3
65
45% Apr 25
61
79% Nov
Jan
13
,
Jan
July
7
28
47
,
*Jan
31
8
53% Jan
2
88
14
6
jan 10
10
Jan
32
18y8Jan 10
6% Jan
17% Feb
Jan
34% Dec; 31
31
2
29% Feb
Jan
Jan 22
12% Dec 31
2% Dec
Jan
2
24
Jan 23
88
Jan
7
12 % Jan
15
Jan
24
18 Vb Jan
20% Jan 16
85 % Jan
8% Dec 11
94Vb Jan 28
12% Apr 11
72%.Tan
7
75% Jun 11
60
Nov
11
19% Dee 24
For footnotes see
page 24.
9% Jan
12 % Feb
62 Vb Jan
68;
21 % Jan
23% Jan
14
Jan 23
16
50 Vb
27 V*
27%
19
18%
18%
18 V b
18%
18.
15 Vb
15%
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15%
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15 Vb
15%
65
65%
64%
66
64Tb
65%
66
66Tb
47%
45 Tb
46%
45 Vb
45 Tb
45'Va
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17 Vb
17 V 4
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7%
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8
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50
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50
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27%
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51%
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26%
26%*
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
29 %
29%
34%
35%
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38Tb
Southern Railway common—No par
5% non-cum preferred
—20
Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs
100
Southwestern Public Service Co—1
X32 Vb
32%
♦17V4
17%
*76
79
x33%
33%
Southern California Edison
Southern Co (The)
Southern Natural Gas Co
South'n Pacific
Co
(Del)
Spalding (A G) As Bros Inc
16
9
48 Vb
27 Ta
*33,V'4
59V 4 Jan
14
56%
47 Vb
49 Va
34%
50
7.50
1
2.60
Spear & Co.
19% Jan
*56 !•'.
27 Vb
7
26% July 15
98% Jan 15
50 Vb
27 Vb
Feb
94% Jan
Jan
—
preferred
Sparton
17% Dec 30
82% Nov
4
48
49 T 4
*33%
5%
4
11% Dec 30
56%
47 Vb
50 Tb
South Porto Rico Sugar com.
5
8% preferred
———25
•3% Feb
65,
56%
48%
50 Vb
27%
Feb
7
13
58%
48
27%:
50
14
Jan
Jan
*57
27Ts
23 Vb
Jan
39 Va
14%
8
28
South Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
Co
23%
39
24 V
,
'
Jan 27
2
2
-
"Aircraft
14 Vb
23%
39,*.
51
24
Jan
13
5
Ss French Labs—33V3c
Socony Mobil- Oil Co Ino
15
Solar
13%
24 %
49
7Ts
Jan
14%
a
58
5
Inc.
10%
23 T
50%
27%
17 Va
8
24% Jan
Co
15%
10%
13Tb
*56%
10
15%
10%
38%
x48%
Inc
15%
10 Vb
24%
25
Corp
Co
(A O) Corp
15 Vb
39
..—5
Oil
Oil
1
2
49% Jan
Skelly
South Amer Gold & Platinum..—1
2
25% Oct 23
29% Dec 23
May 27
49% July 17
Sinclair
15%
10 Tb
Xl4%
14%
No par
Simmonds Saw & Steel
n
U
Xl5%
24 V 4
27
Jan
6% Jan
20%
47%
25%
32%
Jan 22
18 Vb
"10%
39%
Smith Kjine
Nov
yl8Vb
"38%
14 Vb
24 Vb
*39
No par
-
:•
?3°a
18Tb
18%
Corp—
$5.50 pfd
No par
Spencer1 Chemical Co common.—6
4.20%
preferred
100
Spencer Kellogg Si Sons
1
Sperry Rand Corp common—50c
$4.50 preferred—
25
Spiegel Inc common—
-—2
$«.60- preferred
No par
Qpi"«-•
n
ri(,
,26%
29 V
27
35
35%
14
14
3%
•
•
-34Vb
29%
35
-
38 Vb
37Tb
31%
32 Vb
32
17 V'2
17 Vb
17%
17 V b
16Tb
*76^
79
*76
79
•
33
33 Vb
32Tb
133 b
13%
13Vb
*13Vb
3%
3%
*3Vb
3%
3%-
■
56
56 Vb
56 Vb
56 y2
•90
13%
13%
19%
18%
90
92
.
11%
22 Vb
56
56
*90
93
*90
...
14
3%
67
56
93
13%
1378
13 Vb
13 Vb
18%
19 %
19
19 Vb
91
90%
90%
91%
91%
11%
12
11%
66 Vb
22%
*62Vb
33 Vb
13%
19 Vb
*9QVb
66%
65
56
93
,
13 %
19
*62%
32%
16%
78
*76,
33%
13%
93
38%
.
'33%
.
35*%
34Tb
36Tb>
.
^
63
11%
51 Vb
27 Vb
32%
63
„
51Tb
26Tb
*29 Vb
!
38%
62
11%
29%
w
60
66 Vb
27
31Tb
v
3%
*90
51V 2
29 Vb
29 Vb
k
37
5iy8
26%
:
•
2
*66
66Tb
11%
66%
67
22TB
22%.
.
11%
67
'
5
22%
22%
-
21%
225a
Number 5717
187
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(795)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
37% Jan ' 2
Lowest
42% May
■
Highest
,
9
40% Jan
2
46% Feb
23
82% Feb
13
77% Jan
9
81% Jan
22
5% Nov
4
9% Jan
11
6
Jan
2
Standard
Wednesday
Feb. 11
Feb. 12
,
Friday
Feb. 13
the Week
Feb. 14
Thursday
Shares
X45
45
44%
45
43%
4474
43%
44%
44%
44%
No par
79
80
78%
80%
80%
80'/a
80%
81
80%
81
77a
77a
7%
7%
7%
—
Products
Coil
Tuesday
Feb. 10
com—-No par
Xnc
Brands
$3.50 preferred
8% Jan 21
Monday
Pat
EXCHANGE
,
Standard
5
Oct
71
Sales far
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Inc
Co
1
7%
7%
.
.
7%
7%
3,400
970
7%
2,300
Standard Gas & Electric Co—
*
2% Oct
22
43% Feb
12
3% May 22
59% July 16
35% Dec;23
47% Nov
13
57%
10%
13
51% Jan: 29
10
43% Jan
13
8
13
88% Jan
10%. Jan
2
13
Jun
Mar
,
Jan
2-
12
Jan
2
,13% Jan
16.'/a Jan
61
22
T30 % Feb
ir
10% Jan
15
Jan
8
15% Jan
2
17% Feb
3
10% Jan
2
12% Jan
16
5
15% Jan
3
17
50,
22
8
37% Jan
2
43% Jan
23
May
29
29% Apr 24
49%
43%
49%
49%
118,300
43%
44'%
43 %
44%
Feb
94
*40 3 4
41%
41
41
40'/a
40%
42 %
42%
42%
13 Va
13'%
13
1314
13
13'/a
13
13 %
13
13 %
5,100
157a
157a
15%
15%
14%
15'A
15%
15%
15%
15%
4,500
58'A
58%
*57%
61
61
*57'/a
60
60%,
12%
60
i
-
62
1
12%
34%
32%
34%
19%
1974
19%
19%
19'/a
5
30%
30
30%
30
5
17%
17%
*17
17'A
*17
1
11%
12
11%
20
*16%
17
*16%
No par
42%
42%
41%
1
22%
22%
22%
1
3%
3%
_1
39%
.39%
5
17%
18
:_1
10%
11
•
i,
Storer
Studebaker-Packard Corp
: 57% July 23
Broadcasting Co
-
19,500
400
100
60
*57%
6i:.
61
61%
2,300
12%
12%
12 %
400
x32 %
33 %
32%
33 %
61
16,600
19%
19%
19%
19%
30%.
30%
30%
30%
17
17%
17%
17%
600
117a
11%
12%
11%
12%
4,900
167a
*16%
197a'
17'A"
12%
60
14%
*12%
-30 Va
117a
17
167a
■!
*40%
13
337a
32%
32%
X30%
5
13%
13
12%
*12%
15
(J P) & Co Inc.
16
7,700
96
5
62%
& Webster
*92
1
12'A
-Stone
96
>
13'A
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common
5% prior preference—
30
*91
13
Sterling Drug Inc
5'
96
13%
12%
Stevens
44%
43%
*91
3 3'/a
*57%
15
18% Nov
39% Feb
14/
7
j,
15% Jan
9% Jan
2
45% Jan
8
Jan
21
Sundstrand
11% Jan
27
-Sun Chemical
2
Jan
17
78
Dec
26
93 :
Feb
14
79
Jan
82
Jun
3
CO
Feb
:■
19
?
16
10
29% May 16
24% Apr 11
20%
22%
28 V2 Oct
22
38% Jan
65% Oct
29
74
6% Dec
30
15% Aug
,
44%
*92
1374
X61%
3% Jan
301
x44
13%
1
24% Jan
67% Nov 26
447a
94
44%
*91
—100
,t-
20,600
com—1
-10
10
2
16%
Mar 20
10
27
27% Jan
26% Nov
13
14
14
Jan
•-
*16%
17
427a
41%
42
41%
42
22%
22%
22%
22%
3,600
;
100
17
41 %>
22%
6,900
„
22
42%
22%
5,700
,
2,500
2
35% Jan
Jan
3
19% Feb
11
29% Jan
29
34% Jan
8
29% Dec
30
46% Jan / 9
31%
Jan
2
2
72
Dec
31
89
May
8
72%
Jan
2
6% Dec
24
14
Apr
9
7%
Jan
2
40
10%
'
*17
10%
10% r 10%
f
18,900
61%
62%
5,400
21%
22,800
23%
23'%
23%
23%
32%
32
32%
32
32
1,000
76
76
77
78
80
3,500
22
231/4
23%
23 %
92%
33
76
76
76
7%
1500 4
J 480
7%
7%
..
*32
75%
8%
..
1480
1470
•
8Y4
8%
1455
33%
33%
19%
19%
19%
19%
33%
19%
1,000
*19%
32%
32
32%
31%
32%
9,500
36%
37'/a
35%
36 '/a
14,900
81%
83
19%
19%
19%
32-%
32%
32%
32
36%
35%'. 36%
82
1
81
; 8%
*8
35%
36%
81
*81
8%
8%
8%
*21%
21%
5%
5%
5%
11%
11%
n%
40
40%
57%
57%
56%
25 %
26
24%
1,000
1475,
*33%
*19%
32%
81
12,800
33%
34
30%
8%
33%
33%
Sylvahia Elec Prod Inc com.
7.50
$4 preferred
'
No par
Symington Gould Corp
1
1445
1480
1,500
23%
8%
8%
8%
1470
1450
33%
25
10
81
21%
61%
21%
33'%
2,400
*80
81-
'
5,000
21%
60%
22 %
23%
10%
62%
61%
76
1.200
10%
21%
61
22%
17%
61%
60%
21%
40
17%
10%
10%
39'/a
17%
'
*80
Swift
16
>
*80%" 81
81
*80%
80
23%
10c
25
Co._
3%
3
40%
40
17% v 17%
40
x33%
&
3%
3
'
17%-
33
Paper Co
5
Sweets Co of America (Tlie)__4.16%
31
Jan
9% Jan
,
•
40 %
17%
21%
1
25
30
12.50
of California
3%
3
3%
39%
Sutherland
-
84 *
60
2nd
Superior Oil
4
37% Feb
,
No par
:
80
Sunshine Mining Co
28
1680
Co__
3
-
No par
preferred series A
pfd series of '55
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
2
Jan
19%
42% Jan 10
7
Feb
32
Oil
5%%
9% Jan 24*
Jan
1
4%%
21
Feb
1
Tool
...—
Mach
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common
30
'
,
Sun
3
Jan
80
13
Jan
Feb
33% Jan
1445
2,000
July 15
43% Jun 17
19% Dec
23%
24
Corp
Corp common
$4.50 series A preferred
2
3
6%
2
13
Jan
Sunbeam
6
2
Jan
Feb
69
-
Jan
72
8
Jan
80
31% Jan
18
27% Nov
1,210
49%,
No par
2
27
Dec
48%
(The) L S
Jan
11
20% July 26
50'A
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warnfer Corp
2% Jan
20
Dec
20
49'/a
Stewart-Warner Corp
Sr.ix Baer & Fuller Co
*
9
■:
50'/4
3%
>'
8% Apr
42% Oct 21
49%
common—10
11
30
157a Dec
10
32
■
,
34V4 Feb
18% Mar
7
41,300
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc.:
20 % Feb T 4
2
18% May 15
19% May 21
18% Dec 31
a
11*
2
31
38,200
36%
Ohio
Oil
preferred aeries A
Packaging Corp
Convertible preferred J
Starrett Co
2
12% Feb
14.
10% Dec
45%
35%
3%
3%
StaUffer Chemical Co_
68% Jan
Jan
31
2% Dec
*
29% Jan
' 23% July 15
<•
44%
36%
of
-
17%.Jan
41% Apr
151/a Dec
,
2
35% July 15
39
17
44%
36%
.—7
'••'3%%
*
5
Jan
44 %
36%.'
*
137a Jan
15
7
3%
447a
36'/8
Jersey
Standard
L'8
"Feb
3%
447a
367s
New
■
24
2
57
3%
45%
36%
of
4-
36
16% Dec
33% Oct
27-
45% Feb
3%
44 %
37
*3'/a
Standard
7;
Jan
;14% Feb
3%
45%-
36%
—6.25
Standard Oil
45% Feb
91
3'/a
45
25
i
California
of
Oil of Indiana
Standard
20'
\ 83% July 12
r
4
15% Nov"
Standard Oil
14% -Jan
27% Dec
,
*
6
Ex 'cllstribution-
5/
4
18% May 27
85% May 21
21
25% Feb
48% Jan
3 % Feb
18% July 12
23
Dec
5
*
47% Feb
"36% Dec
31
Nov
38% Jan
3
11% Dec
4
54% Nov
.
13
„-62%
13% Oct 22
;■
3
12
35% Jan
% 94
9% Nov 27
11% Dec
Jan
44% Feb
'4
'68% July
40 '% Oct 22
84% Oct' 30
33% NOV'
'
62 % Jan
"
81
.
8'/a
*80'/a
8%
20%
240
81
8%
8
20
5%
8
300
*5
3,900
Y,'
18% Feb
6
3% Dec
30
20% May 17
8% Jan 11
8 % Oct
21
18% Jan
Dec
18
54% Feb
12
34
3
21% Feb
7
3% Jan
8
6% Jan
30
TelAutograph Corp
31
9% Jan
2
12% Jan
16
Temco
60% Jan
11
35% Jan
76% Jun
6
56
Feb
,
Aircraft
2
41% Feb
3
Tennessee
12
63% Jan
2
Dec
31
27% Jan
16 'k
33
Jan
10
15
Jan
2
17% Jan
10
Texas
12
31% Jun
19
26% Jan
2
30% Jan
6
Texas
49% May
22 % Jan
9
Corp
2.50
13
Corp
mm mm mm
mm
TeXas
30
15% Feb
9
—1
—1
;
TeXaS
14% Dec
24
(James)
Talcott Inc
18% Jan
Producing
Gulf
Ino
Instruments
22
5% Oct
22
87% Nov
40% Jun
13
38% Jan
10
Jan
49 %
Pacific Coal & Oil
Pacific Land Trust—
21
Jan
28
Jan
30
7
10% Jan
,2
29
Texas' Utilities
Textron
13% Feb
17% Feb
Aug
31
Aug
541% Feb
Dec
27
24% July 25
15 % Apr 12
42% Oct
18
53
Apr
12
58% Jan
10% Jan
"3
42% Jan
6
:
:+
Jan
Oct
80
2
14% July 16
Aug
19% Dec
Nov
12
30
Dec
20
15% Dec
23
36
86% Jan
6
20
2
Feb
27
13
31
6
23% Jan
53% Jun
56% July 22
41'A Apr 24
22
23% Dec
30
50
9'A Oct
14
20 % Jan
July
24% Jan
*
9
4
21
34% July 16
48 % Jun
24
57
Jan
29
16% Dec
30
31% Jan
2
36
Feb
Jan
30
Jail
15
31% Jan
13% Feb
2
42
47
-3
29% Feb
2
57
Jan
19% Jan
22
4
9
431/2 Feb
10
23% Jan
2
21% Jan
10% Jan
32% Jan
13
Jan
36
Jan
3% Jan
3%
13% Jan 13
%
16% Jan
3Q% Jun
19
17
Jan
14
32% Dec
27
50
Jan
2
6
45
Jan
10% Jail
18
24% Oct
Dec
8
48
Jan
Feb
4
25% Jan 24
54'%.
55'%
*54'A
56'%
*55 :A
56'%
*20 1
293A
*20
30
7% Feb
98
Jan
90% Feb
12
29% Jan
29
21
27% Jan
96% Jan
2
100% Jan
6
102% Feb
10
Jan
24
81% Feb
5
8J % Feb
5
79% Jan
2
Jan
3
.124% July 10
29% Mar 19
82
73%
31% Jan
8
24% Jan
2
,
9% Mar
6
31
».
23
Apr
4
43% Jan
Feb
92% Jan
22
44
Jan
29
28% Feb
5
,Jan 27
9
4
30% Feb
' 4
2
20% Feb
21% Jan
7
24% Feb
6
2
27% Feb
13
52% Jan
2
68% Jan
9
14
152
Jan
14
111
Jan
31
120% Jan
8
115
Jan
2
91
10
90% Jan
Jan
2
97
Jan
2
19% Feb
5
31
31
Jan
3
33% Jan
29
15
93
Jan '
3
99
22
19
10
2i% Feb
45
Jan
2
50% Feb
Api
27% May 16
71% Jun 13
34
34'A
34
347a
1874
19
19'/a
187a
187a
4,000
13
13'%
13
13
7a
13
13'/a
13
13'%
3,000
45%
45%
45%
45%
45
457a
44%
451%
36 %
37%
36%
36%
36'/a
367a
28%
26'%
27
*27
*27
27%
12%
12%
12%
29%
29'%
56
12'A
56
*56
18%
56%
18%
18%
■
56'%
24%
24%
24'%
12%
12'%
12'/a
—50
——1
*35
Co———
Coach
*35
40
4%
5
5%
46
-
47.
25
12%
40
5'%
57a
5%
(The)
1
14%
15%
14%
15'%
14%
15
(The)'—
TXL Oil Corp
>
h.
No par
No par
Preferred $3.50 series
^Preferred
series—
$4
Car
Co.
(ser of 1956)
4%
United Artists Corp
100
convvpfd
1
——
of America—No par
preferred-^—
s—No par
& Carton Corp
10
Biscuit
United
$4.50
5
United
Board
3
United
Carbon
United-Carr
33 % Oct
23
11% Jan
34% Jan'
2
43% Feb
7
27% Jan v 2
30% Jan
29
2
39% Feb
6
6% Jan
30
United
11
5% Jan
B
10% Jan
Feb
3
1% Jan
2
Jan
1% Jan
20
United
Jan
39
Feb
5
United
37
Feb
10
48% Jan
8
6% Jan
31
13
'
23
3
1
13
321S
18
34% Jan
76% July 11
31
40 »/8 Feb
39% Sep
35
•
Dec
75% Nov
12
89% Dec
25% Oct
22
39% Jun
22
51% Apr -16
8
United Gas
15% Jan
23
30
5
34% July 10
69% Doc
®S5
Dec
4
12
12
Jan'
Feb
4
90
26% Jan
2
2h% J in
84
21% Jan
65% Jan
167
Jan-'
2
United Merch
6%
Shoe
4% %
2
85
79
*78
79%
*91
24% Jan
16
Freight
Feb
14
U
S
Gypsum
Jan
21
&
7%
Co
Co
preferred
26%
8%
21%
X25%
54
"111
Inc
■
common
——
42%
42
,
26%
26'/4
8%
29%
28 %
,
27'%
*311
52%
120%
94%
94%
18%
18'%
13%
33'%
33%
99
*97
99
20%
*20'%
20%
41%
99
177a
33'/a
99
*20'/a
48%
49
40%
4074
4074
4,200
7'/4
21,800
2%
24%
24%
24%
*24'%
2474
14
13%
137a
13%
137a
5,000
417a
41V*
4174
21,700
24,800
13%
7'/a
42
41
29%
29'/a
297/a
29'/a
2974
38%
38%
38%
38
38'%
1,100
6%
6%
6%
12%
12%
127a
6'A \
67a
127a
127a
13,100
12'%
1
37
*36
40%
1%
38
*1
1 '/a
1
1,500
37'/a
377a
38
4,600
36
1
37-
36
36
36
41%
40%
42%
40%
8 6'/a
2774
86
86
86
87
28%
28%
27%
28%
27%
27%
28%
28 'A
*28
22%
23
22%
23
22%
227a
23
22%
*22%
74
72%
169
71%
*165
170
41 %
86%
X86
*85'%
6,600
37
87
169
800
29%
42%
169
-
41
37
100
4,700
2'/a
2
*38%
42%
73%
3,706
50
*24'/a
36
1fi9
20'/a
49'/a
%
38%
73
•
2,200
4,600
150
100'/a
*99
20%
.
7 %
12%
4
200
18
32%
40%
38%
42%
177a
f33 %
2'/a
12%
37
15,200
95
7%
25
41%
54%
120
*111
*94'%
95
40%
1
(The)—1
*36
»6,000
1,200
21,200
2%
6%
38%
99
*20%
,
4,600
28'/4
7
7
6%
1'%
20%
120
48%
48
6'%
12%
*94%
32%
*20%
6%
*1
*111
17%
6%
38
527b
33
30
12%
26%
53%
33 %
38%
1%
27%
52%
17%
29%
*1
21'/a
26%
53%
17%
7'%
-
21'/a
26%
95
*93
*39%
41%
21%
120
*111
99
*97
*20%
13%
21%
'26 :
21'/a
'
19,700
21'/a
27%
8%
28%
21%
110
26,100
43
8%
8%
8%
55
160
,26%
29%
21%
'
,91'/a
8%
26%
43
*90
26%
:
29%
94
41%
81
8%
52%
13%
*80
25%
26%
18%
7
80
220
,85
80
30%
26%
33%
*80
20%
55
120%
26,200
8%
8%
21%
.29%
"102 '/2
*80
42
43%
26%
29%
101 %
85
26%
42%
271b
29%
102%
42%
43%
30%
80
29%
102%.
26,600
42
*90
38%
-25
400
3,8u0
91%
%
91%
92%
29%
com—1
100
1
No par
67a
*90
91%
38%
_J
1,200
7,400
.15'/a
67a
91%
93%
94
33 %
79 :
29%
common
preferred
Foreign Securities
S
-
Mfrs
Mach
preferred
S
170
*80
38%
tJ S Borax & Chemical Corp
U
2
&
Park City Mines Co
U
76
85
79
29%
102
85.
*80
*80.
13%
Corp.l
30
14
29'/a
101%
5
No par
-10
Gas Improvement Co—13%
Industrial Corp
2
United
34% Jan
29%
102%
2%
Fruit Co
9
29%
102%
24%
13%
United
11
8
38% May
38% Feb 19
29%
2%
2
16% Jan
47% Jan
17
91
93
102%
*24'%
Engineering & Foundry
11,600
127a
14%
7
90%
91%
29%
102%
2%
Cos
3,900
132
24%
United
Coal
12%
15'/a
*6%
<
2%
14% Jan 30
Electric
12%
15%
*12
90
24%
United
5
1,600
..
15
14%
31 %
5
10
15
91%
7
2% Feb
24% Feb
9,700
c
57a
5'A
31%
7%
2
12'%
90'/a
49%
2
143A
5'A
300
,
40
31%
40
1% Jan
22% Jan
25
12
*35
90%
40
9
12
40
31%
49'%
11
25
12
*35
5'/a
1,900
47
'
6%
49
(Del)
United Dye & Chemical Corp
24%
100
.
24'A
*46 7%
'
31%
40%
Corp
47'%
25
,'46
24'%
24'%
*467/a
3,400
as
*43 'A
•
6%
40%
9% Jan
United
24'%
.
17%
-
700
56 %
*56
18'A
46
32%
92'%
48%
35 % Jan
41
567a
*43'A
*6%
5
1
1
(Del)
,
31%
No par
Co
Fastener
11,400
29,800
7%
30
Union Tank
127a
29'%
32%
No par
Union Twist Drill'Co—
5
United Air Lines Inc
10
United Aircraft Corp common
5
4%
convertible preferred
100
of
127a
29'%
*8%
43%
Oil
7
13
29'%
32%
California
25
Union Pacific RR Co common—10
4%
non-cum preferred
10
Union
'
Jan
Corp
500
29
*27'/a
29'A
17%
-
24'
-
*35
40
-
18%
*43'A
2,900
21,200
36%
367a
367a
27
Vim
56 '/a
2974
18
18%
46
44%
-4474
.
6,800
12%
127a
29
29%
36'%
*26
*56
12%
29%
12
4
24
Aug
3474
187a
13%
24%
27
30
147
34%
19%
13 %
11%
7
11V2 Dec
20% Oct
35%
19
24%
13
25% Dec
^
34%
19%
47
Feb
33% Dec
Nov
35%
19%
24
7% Feb
39
35
47'%
8
30% Sep
2,200
23%
8
30% Dec
24'%
47'%
Jan
Oct
24'%
23%
6% Jan
13 Dec
24'%
47%
38
28
5
24'A
24%
(conv)———50
8
7% May 20
46% May
20
10% Dec
24%
247a
43%
31
Jan
lOu
30
1% Dec
24%
24 'A
47%
24
15% Jan
31% DeC
25% Oct 22
Aug 22
2
25% July 22
17
22% Dec
15,300
24
24
12
26% Jan
2
33% May 16
.
8% Jan ; 2
80
_
19
Nov
21'A
6% Jan ' 2
31% Feb 14
21
6% Oct
20%
11
Oct
38
21'%
:8% Apr
Oct
•
21'%
15%
2
Oct
217a
12%
13
44
1
Co
prior preferred
10
89
21'A
43%
conv
15,700
47'%
22
14%
Jan
18% Dec
Steel
A
46%
*87'A
88
21%
common——1
5% conv pfd series of 1957
50
20th Century Fox Film
——1
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
series
48'A
88
12
40% Jan
86
2
50
Electric
137a
47'A
22%
♦431b
Tung-Sol
*13'A
137a
4774
89
*87%
15%
Dec
,
467a
47%
89
12%
87
Oct
47
15
7
Dec
—1
-5
-2
Airlines Inc—
World
80
V'
137a
24
25
No par
Corp
48'A
♦*13'A
*87%
12'%
48
-
10
21%
*13%
13%
47%
89
15%
101
-
46%
*87%
(The)-—
*13'A
130
2,000
137a
48
48'%
700
■
■
12%
5
77
*13%
100
$1.20 preferred ——
Roller Bearing
13%
*47'%
13'A
13'A
48'%
477a
13'A
800
'
*\V
15
(J R)
preferred
48 %
„
137a
'A
32,800
'
*
Thompson Products Inc common—5
;4%
13
*47%
48%
*47%
29%
13%' 13%
13%
15%
89% Feb
15
13%
29 3A
*20
*20
29%
*20
v,
f
,■
,
Underwood
33% Jan
'
22-%
55%
*55
1274
127a
13%
12%
■
100
12,400
177s
227a
55
Twin
20
2.900
477a
57%
5%
6% Jan 23
-
4674
4774..;
127a
12 %
12%
1
July 22
7,800
77a
112
*106
106
47
7a
No par
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co—
5
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp—6%
Union Carbide Corp
-No par
Union Elec CO common10
Preferred $4.50 series
No par
Preferred $3.70 series
—No par
24
•
47
46%
48%
106
118
*100
120
48%
Udyllte Corp'
64 % Jun
22
*105
48%
12% Feb
16
22
7%
7%
120
77a
7%
16% Feb
23
18% Oct
7%
7%
2
Dec
20 % Dec
27%
2
78% Sep
•24% NOV
28%
Jan
40
7% Nov:
7'%
27%
29
11
Aug 20
-
77a
Vl
12% Jan
10
68
10,500
28
28
29
37%
,
15
75
32.200
28%
27%
26
22
86% Nov
16%
27%
28%
16% Apr
...
26% Oct 22
90 ' Nov., 14
16%
27%
28
33% Jun
,
5% Dec
-•
18
4
24
10
30% Jan
30
16%
27%
*17 7a
16
25% Jan
'
12% Dec
16%
28%
23
21
22
20
10% Dec
16%
27'/a
12%
$2.70 preferred
23
Oct
9% Dec
2% Oct 17
12% Nov 14
16%
17%
Preferred
61
43
16%
28%
17%
Truax-Traer Coal Co common-,
30
4,200
16%
12 3A
23
2
30
19% Dec
27,700
*22 7a
Trans
2
44
35,000
26 %
27%
7%
No par
-5.
Tri-Continental Corp common
1
3
41% Oct
Jan
47%
24%
1774
Transamerica
16
21% Dec
37% Jun 20
50% Sep 17
39%
56%
25%
2274
TransUe & Williams
Feb
13% Jan
Jan
53
39
57%
24%
177a
Trane Co
5
-7
16% Jan
27% Jan
40'/a
56%
25%
2274
Realty & Constr
Toledo Edison Co (The)
Feb
37
39%
56%
24%
17%
Tishman
38% Feb
23% Jan 21
10% Jan -2
40%
56
23'%.
Timken
4
21
-7
40
57%
17%
16'
2
2
Jan
40%
25%
23
Tidewater Oil Common—
4
Jan
)%
12%
11%
17%
Thompson
6
9
161/4 Jan
13% Mar 20
2l"
Oct
Jan
11%
23%
13 *
23% Feb
28% Oct
26
Feb
88
19% Nov 21
22
OCt
55 % Jan
11%
17%
48%
No par
The Fair
:
No par
Thermoid Co common
1
$2.50 convertible preferred50,
28
.13% Feb
26
30
Oct
6
21
95,% Api
21
12
13% Feb
46% Jan
8
18
42% May 27
6
11%
17%
preferred
*:
89% May
21
11 %
23%
.
10% Jan
4,100
11%
Y
12
12%
common
conv
"
46
2,700
28%
"105
$2.40 conv preference
14% Jan 28
50
400
5%
50c
No par
Inc
$1.25
31
•
20%
%
16%
—
12
5
5%
12%
11
24% Jan
20%
"
21
5
5%
-
100
.No par
CoT_
40%
*20%'
21
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
11
2
2
62
■>
1
27%
28
——10
Pacific Ry Co
&
Texas
15% Jan
20
10
Jan
125
22% Jan
21
8
i'.v 8%
2
% Jan
2(5
Sub share ctfs ex-distribution—1
2
44
21% Jan
11
21
11% Apr
Texas
30
Jan
14
15% Oct
28
Jan
6% Jan
4
May
17% Jan
47% Jan
31
12
98% Jan
8% Mar 15
160
9
Oct
27% Feb
4
——
33% ;
No par
—-1
Co_.
Sulphur
Gulf
Texas
Oct
26
—
21
87
73
169
73'/a
♦165
747a
169
73'/4
*165
227a
76
169
.
11,800
150
4,800
1,300
17,300
60
23
The Commercial and Financial
STOCKS
17 ft Jan
8
23
Jan
30 ft Feb
12
10% Jan
16
47 ft Feb
12
common__82 ftc
5ft class A preference
50
US Industries Inc common
1
4ftft preferred series A
-50
Jan
24
US Lines Co common
8ft Feb
22 ft Feb
4
25
12
39
Jan
8% Jan
27% Jan
4
17
Jan
2
2
27ft Jan
18% Jan
2
66
94
82
80
Jan
87
23 ft Feb
25% Jan
Deo 3Q
61ft Jan 24
46% Jan
73ft Jan
2
155ft Jan 25
51% Jan
19
136ftJun 20
1
36
1
9ft Oct 22
148 ft Jan
24
58 ft Feb
156% Jan
6
4
28
12
19% Jan
23% Jan 24
Jan 22
35 ft Jan
37% Jan 28
10
Jan
12% Jan 22
25 ft Deo
Aug
52 ft Jan
13
15 ft Feb
5
7ft
5% Oct 29
8
4
5% Jan
7
Jan
Deo 31
87
Jan 21
68% Jan
84
Feb
6
10
Apr 17
5% Jan
15 ft Jan 28
4% Jan
75
*
7% Jan 23
Whelan
United
77 ft Jan
22
25
Jan
Corp
com—
$3.50 convertible preferred
24
24
9
convertible preferred—No par
1
14
30o
100
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
_1
Universal Leaf Tobacco com-Nopar
5ft Jan 24
74ft Jan 22
Jan
$6
United Wallpaper Inc common
Class B 2nd preferred
15ft Jan 28
6
4"% Jan
6ft Ma^ 15
Jan 21
41
Jun 21
79
Oct 21
21
Jun 26
19
2
6
NOV
No par
noncumulative preferred—25
Tobacco Co common
U S
5ft Dec 23
12 ft Deo 20
Jan
1st preferred
United Stockyards Corp —1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd-5
16
68
noncum
30ft Oct 22
36
Apr
14
35
Jan
6
Jun 21
155
Feb
4
142
Jan
3
151
Jan
21
30ft Jun
7
19
Jan
2
22 ft Jan
9
Jun 12
65
Jan
9
69
Feb 13
2
28
Feb
11
Utah
Vanadium* Corp of America
—l
Van Norman Industries Inc com_2.50
135
18 ft Deo 31
65 ft NOV
73
22
32% Feb
3
29ft Apr 10
24% Jan
19
50ft Jan
2
27 ft Jan
4ft Deo 20
13ft Jan
22
Oct
1
25
Dec
Deo 20
8% Nov
7
40
Oct 23
33% Jan
16
5ft Jan
8% Jan
10
13ft Jan
18% Jan
14
21ft Jan
26
Feb
5
Dec 31
45 ft Jan
55ft Feb
47
Oct 25
124
123
12 % Deo
10% Jan 24
23% Jan
27% Jan 29
84
Mar
77 ft Feb
77ft Feb
3
13
Jan
18 y4 Feb
5
79
Jan
93
Feb
5
8
8
,
Apr 22
124
76ft Dec 30
May 22
26ft Jan
Feb 12
106% Jan
78ft Jun 20
90
Mar 27
87 '/a Jan
15
83
May 29
98
Mar
1
91'/a Jan
8
95
Jan
23
82
July 24
93
Mar 13
Jan
22
92
Jan
22
92
37% July 11
12 ft May 24
10ft Oct 29
10% Deo 11
28ft Feb
6
Jan
17
110
81ft
*87
90
*87
90
*87
2
28y4 Jan 17
11% Jan 22
9% Jan
2
11% Jan 16
14ft Jan
20
15% Jan
14
Jan
3
79% Feb
6
5%ft
84
Jan
13
91
Feb
12
6ft%
64
Jan
16
70
Jan
30
33% Jan
2
12% Jan
8
38% Feb 10
13% Feb 14
Waldorf System
-27% Jan
2
29% Jan 29
Walgreen Co
25% Jan
15
27% Feb
Waiver (Hiram)
convertible
23%
23%
1.60C
29 ft
29%
29%
2,200
28%
29
56
*50
51
51
60 ft
56 ft
151ft
21%
22%
22'ft
36'ft
36 ft
37,
11%
11%
11%
11%
6ft
82%
7ft
16
5ft
78
6 ft,
*6
82%
6ft
82%
7ft
7ft
*7
is y2
*14
*14
5
22 ft
37
:
30
1,100
11%
6
6
3,30C
82 ft
60
*7
7%
100
*14
15 ft
ft
82
82%
7%
16
"
5'ft
5'ft
*75'ft
5'/a
5
5
76 ft
22 ft
22%
22%
23
23
1,300
33 Va
33 Va
33
33
32%
33 ft
1,100
148ft
148ft
149%
'•
17C
150
*149
150
20
20
20
20'ft
68ft
68 ft
69
*67%
70
70
27%
27%
27%
28
27%
28
5.oC:.
30 ft
20ft
30%
30'ft
30 ft
5,400
7'%
3,100
20
*66
68ft
28
31%
29%
700
20%
30%
7ft
7%
7%
7ft
7%
17
16%
16ft
*16 ft
17ft
*16 ft
*24%
25 ft
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
700
9%
9%
9ft
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
3,700
x51%
52%
51%
52%,
52 ft
5,300
3,000
25 ft
10
.
52%
31%
"
52
51%
52
*120 ft
*120%
*120%!
120 ft
200
17
*16%
*120'ft
*120 ft
*
7%
7 ft
27
26%
26%
*78ft
17%
79ft
*78 ft
79 ft
*78 ft
79ft
*78'ft
79 ft
18%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
90
*88
91
92
91
91
27%
27%
27%
1
11 '%
11%
—100
15ft
78ft
99ft
78ft
90 ft
—-l6o
50
77
22
148%
20ft
27% 28ft
*108% 110ft
*87% 92
*93
95
*92
94
25%
26%
11%
11%
—100
100
-100
—-10
10
6,600
76
78
*77
22%
33%
*66
27%
114,500
3,200
17,300
150 %
37 ft
82%
500
57%
150
6%
591
50 ft
56 ft
56%
150 %
,
151%
16,900
90
preferred—
preferred—preferred
—
23%
22
148ft
27%
*78ft
8
,
33 ft
153'4
79ft
18ft
27
100
common
90
32%
153%
18
5
100
Vulcan Materials Co
57C
3,600
81'ft
33%
23 ft
21%
—
.
69%
28 %
153 ft
28'ft
—
-
69%
32%
23ft
55ft
8,000
28
70
23%
50
22 ft
153%
153
150 ft
1,900
9
22%
*36 ft
*120y2
——
Jan
11
152ft
*8%
9
22 ft
70
33ft.
33
26'A
*3%
22%
*11%
*120 ft
preferred
.
11%
—
Virginia Elec & Pwr Co com
$5 preferred
$4.04 preferred $4.20 preferred
$4.12 preferred
.
:Virginia Ry Co common
6ft preferred——
87ft Jan'15
25% Feb 10
20% Aug 12
21% Aug 12
3
*79ft
*79 ft
—
74 *
Jan
14
28'ft
81ft
*120%
9%
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
6% div partic preferred
100
28
19
28 ft
*79 ft
*120%
3ft%
111
24 ft Deo
28%
noncumulative preferred—100
Victor Chemical Works common
21
21% Oct 11
97 ft Jun
70
27%
25 ft
;
3,100
31%
7%
7%
17
*24%
10
26'ft
69 ft
*7 ft
*13 ft
5
*77
22%
33%
27%
26'ft
22%
9
5,300
45
25%
*8%
100
9%
45
22 ft
11%
*6ft
82%
.
•
46%
*45
22,200
30
9%
9%
9%
Shares
8
*29
30
*29
10
25 ft
*87
90
33 ft
34
152ft 153
23ft
23 ft
23
29%
51
51
55ft
56ft
152
152 ft
21%
22%
*37
37 ft
68ft
30%
5
28%
*79 ft
.
30ft
7%
47ft
52%
5%
Oct 21
July 16
25 ft Jan
12.80
69 ft
21
*66
27%
30 ft
7%
7ft
7%
22 ft
70 ft
28%
81ft
*8%
22 ft
22%
69%
28ft
81ft
7 ft
9%
Sales far
45ft
Vicks Slireve & Pacific Ry conv~100
4
17l 1953
the Week
Friday
Feb. 14
Feb. 18
Feb. 12
26ft
9
26
*20 ft
100
9ft
*44ft
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co—GVa
Vick Chemical Co
2.50
33 ft
31
preferred
Power & Light Co
$2.28 conv preferred
Van Raalte Co Inc
Oct 25
124
Aug 23
23ft Oct 22
71
Oct 30
124
100
4ft%
9
9ft Jan
preferred
Universal Pictures Co Inc com—1
5
29
7
14ft July 16
Sep
Ma)
18
12 ft Dec 24
21
8%
Monday, February
.
Thursday
Wednesday
7ft
30ft
10ft
47
*23%
27
9
*87
90
33%
34%
152ft 152%
23%
23%
29
29 ft
51
51
55%
56ft
152ft 152 ft
21%
22 ft
*36 ft
37 ft
lift
lift.
6ft
6%
82%
82%
*7 ft
7ft
*14
15 ft
x4%
5
" *77
78
22%
22%
33%
33%
148
148ft
5
100
U S shoe Corp
1
U S smelting Ref d? Min com,—50
7ft preferred
50
US Steel Corp common
-16%
7ft preferred
—100
8ft
31ft Jan 24
Deo 30
10
1
US Rubber Co common
6
21% Jan
44
Mar
22
11
25
17
4
Jan
3%%
4
154
Jan
146
Feb
35ft Feb
l
preferred series A
100
preferred series B,—;—100
3% ft
28
3
Jan
32% Jan
64ft Jan
31
4
10
*42
26ft
*8%
22%
69%
28
*79ft
--10
5
7%
7ft
30ft
10ft
46
7%
*29
Hoffman Mach
S
4ftft preferred
US Pipe & Foundry Co
US Playing Card Co
US Plywood Corp common
24
22ft July 15
48 ft Dec
u
5
71% Feb
30 ft Jan
77 ft Jan 17
Aug 26
49% Jan
4
156 ■- Jan 24
30ft Dec 30
135
Jun 25
17% Feb 12
28
23% Jan
68
Deo
4
36ft Jun 13
87
Mar 4
Oct 21
Deo 12
69
79
4
Oct 30
9
4
?
8ft Feb
37 ft Jan 24
Aug 23
17 ft Deo 23
63
Jan
2
8
24ft Nov
Jun
45
Nov
22 ft Dec
Highest
8ft Jan
7
17ft Apr 22
8ft Deo 23
37
Jan
36
Deo 31
24
7
.
AND HIGH SALE PRICES
TOW
Feb. U
Feb. 10
Pat
EXCHANGE
Lowest
6% Jan
Highest
Lowest
5% Oct 22
,
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
.
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Chronicle
15Va
27 ft
27
27%
27%
27 ft
*109 ft
27%
28
*l09ft 110ft
*87 ft -89ft
*93
95
*92
94
25%
26%
11%
11%
110 ft
109%
*87 ft
92
95
*93
*92
94
92
-*87'ft
92
95
.
*93
95
*92
94
26%
26
27
11%
26
lift
26%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11
lift
180
110
25%
ii%;
11
11%
10%
11%
*92
/
14 ft
*14'ft
78ft
90%
*77
*70
'
77
77
*77
78
90%
91
90'ft
91
11,000
4,700
16,200
1,101
14%
78 '
14
14% -15%
*14% " 15%
77ft
90 ft
500
109'ft
94
>
5,500
10,200
;
110
*87 ft
*93
.
11 Va
*90 ft
91
*89
27
26%
27
26%
ft
220
*
1,030
91
90 ft
w
32
Dee
Jair 24
77
Oct 21
60
56% May 15
14
Aug 8
30
12% Oct 22
31
27% Deo 31
Aug
8
May~29
73 ft Oct"* 22
18%
11% Deo-30-
16ft July 12
95% Jan 24
80
Oct 2$
8
Oct 22
16% Jan
16% Deo. 30
28% Jan
42y»Feb
,
30% Oct 22
*30
Oct 22
24 ft Deo- 30
19% Deo 30
14
Dee 19
42
15 y4 Deo
Nov
81% Sep 20
79% NOV
7
93
10% Jan 23
2
56
98
Aug 12
Feb
19
Jan
13
Ward
Warner-Lambert
Washington Gas Light Co
2
38 ft Jan
23
2
40% Feb
14
2
28% Feb
10
Waukesha Motor Co—
6
22ft Jan
16
16
Wayne Knitting Mills—
Wayne Pump Co
Welbiit Colp
5
22% Jan
Snowdrift
com—2.50
preferred
West Indies Sugar Corp.
West Kentucky Coal Co
50
1
4
11
2% Jan 22
10
27 ft Jan
29
15
45 % Jan
3
63% Jan
13
68 ft Jan
22
4
15% Jan
2
19% Feb
4
5
25% Jan
2
Mar 20
28
97% Jan
2
101
Jan
'3
91
Jan
8
91
31% Feb
13
87
88
99
-
Jan
37% Jan
2
14% Jan
2
4
00
19
16% Feb
Feb
22
Feb
7
23 % Feb
14
101
14% Oct 22
17% Deo 30
52% Feb 12
79% Aug 19
July 22
33% Deo 24
Feb
4
4
Western Pacific
18
4
Western
5
Jan
7
69% Jan
I
35
Jan
2
96% Jan
82% NOV 13
Feb
9
83 ft Jan
65 ft Feb
4
91% Jan 27
Jan
16
6
90
Feb
10
2
21% Feb
4
61
Feb
3
6
15% Deo 30
26% Mar 22
16% Jan
55
68% Jan
8
56
Jan
21
24% Oot 25
28% Mar 14
26
Jan
7
30ft Feb
34% Oct 21
53% May 24
100% Jan
7
40ft Jan
2
2
13% Jan 10
91% Jan
4% Jan
2
29% Jan
24
Jan
16
25
* Jan
31
9
37
Feb
13
Deo
10
4% Deo 23
20% Oct 22
28
Oct 24
27
NOV 12
13
May 17
Sep 11
68
80
Jan
29% Deo 31
26% Jan
8
84
116
Aug 9
18% Nov 14 i
May 13
131
Mar 19
22% Feb
35% Deo 26
4§ya NOV 29
Oct 22
4% Dec 27
23 ft Nov
6
16 ft Deo
31
91ft Feb 12
'rod.
32%
16%
,,
*65
53%
52%
68ft
*65 ft
67%
46%
47%
46%
46%
46%
47 ft
46%
16%
17 ft
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
20
21ft
22
21%
21%
21%
21%
37%
89
20%
37%
90
20%
5,700,
47 Va
17 ft
47
17 ft
21ft
64
90
—
21 Va
62%
90'/2
*125
36%
52 ft
*65
21%
64 ft
.
61%
90 '/a
90
*125
—
37 ft
36 ft
52%
53
*65
67%
'
62 ft
96
63'A
90%
63
90%
36.%
36%
67 Va
•
; 2,200
15,600
10,500
41,600
61% 162 Va
91
91
"500
.
*125
*125
—
,
37 Va
36%
37%
90
90
89
89 Va
90
90
89Va '89 Va
19%
20%
19%
20
19%
20
60
59 Va
59 ft
59 ft
59'A
29%
29%
29 Va
29%
■,=
29 ft
29%
42%
42%
42 ft
42%
".
-42 ft
42%
42
43
*94
6%
95
6'/a
93%
94%
94'A
94%
*94
5%
*24 ft
36
25 ft
*24%
8,309
95
5%
13,100
.480'
20
19%
59'A
28% '29
42%
30
42%
*59
29%
60
*59
6
*94
6
5%
95
5%
400
59'A
8001
,3,900
•90 V
2,000
5%
5%
24'/a
80
80
•
80
15
83
Jan 21
5% Jan 22
—
*14ft
4%
4ft
*4 ft
4%
4ft
1
2
preferred
-
x28%
28%
28%
28%
28 ft
35 ft
35 ft
10
100
10
9,100
40..
2,700
53%
53
*65%
46 ft
17%
21 %
63%
90
""125
54
33*0.
-6,900
23'A
16'A
53
67'/a
*•
-
100
*97
53%
13,600
.
34
22%
15%
100
1,100
100
*99
15
15
*131
134
22%
23
35
35 Va
35 ft
25
132%
22%
22%
22%
X24%
24%
24
28
35
24%
134
28%
134
134
22%
22%
35'/a
134
900
3,400
13,900
3,600
100
15
4%
Va
700
28%
*4
28 Va
35ft
132%
4ft
100
'
37
*14%
4ft
4ft
28%
•;
8,700
11,100
35
35'A
*133
133%
23
22%
24ft
120
2,700,.
2,100'
13,700
5,40.0
23
24
24
25
25
10
40%
41ft
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
Worthlngton Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4ft% series—100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)—No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
g
'
10
47 %
48 ft
46 Va
47%
46
46 Va
47
*88%
81
90ft
*88%
90'A
-*88%
*88 ft
90'A
*88 Va
90 ft
81%
81%
81%
81ft
90ft
81%
*80%
81ft
81%
81%
1,500
*5%
5%
5%
5%
*5%
5%
•5 ft
5%
•5 ft
5%
1,100
25%
27%
26%
27%
25%
27 ft
*27 ft
27%
79%
77%
79%
27 ft
,77%
79
27ft
,79%
19
19ft
18%
19
27ft
78%
18%
23%
26%
.78%
18%
131%
134%
:
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
lo
Young Spring & Wire Corp
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
—No par
v;
Zenith
x77
19'A
19%
25%
26
'
25
*23%
25%
27'A
'
41ft
47
19
41
40%
47
.
47ft
26
,
26%
80%
19
8,206
400
30,700
•
4,100
Z
Radio Corp—
,5Ia Ieoe"ershlp' °M»a«on
*97
,
23 Va
80
2
5
16 ft
16 %
100
33%
100
15
4% Jan
4
15%
*97
22%
80
Woolworth (F W) Co
Jan
16%
100
*99
22%
«C
2,300
90
*88
79%
5
120%
*97
31%
33
100
22%
100•
92
*14%
4
'w.
3
xl6ft
100
32
*99
23
j
15
90% Jan 31
135% Feb
Deo
16 ft
16%
99
34%
100
92
100%
80
49 ft,Feb
17
140
22%
99%
*89
/:
79%
6%
28ft Jan 16
■
33%
100
*88
92
$2
*14%
43% Feb
16
*88
*91
79 ft
2
19% Jan
92
28%
28%
100%
79 ft
2
2
*88
28 Va
100
'92%
lOo
2
16% Jan
*91
92
17%
17ft
28%
100
—10
26ft Jan 16
May 27
100
No par
Inc
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
27 ft Feb 13
30
28 %
•
,18ft
28%
16%
2
4
17%
18
16^i
Wisconsin Public Service Corp
Woodward Iron Co
>
17 Va
16%
7
84 ft Feb
17 ft
$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
3
2
66%
16%
6
15
66%
16 Va
Feb
14
66%
16'A
23% Feb
68% Jan
66%
16%
2
25% Jan
66%
16'A
7
26% Feb
67.
.
16%
9
3
44%
10 Q
&;f>00
;
,
.2 -v
25%
45ft.
66%
*44ft'
44%
.
''700
3,700
13,600
'
1,100
•8,700
<
•;
Boo
.19%
*24%
25%
ft
93%
22%
v
ft.
*1%
45
*91
99
19
*
45 ft
ft
93%
34%
*24%
25%
2
21%
*21 ft
,
; 19%
2
2
*24%
"21%
19%
19%
16%
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
9
17 ft
2
No par
2
2
17 Va
19 ft
•
.
'
"
35
Jan
34% July
66%
,
2
*21
21%
*21.,
19%
34
Windsor Industries
35% Jan
v
66%
21%
*36 ft
7
123% Jan
25 Va Oct 22
66% Dec 19
45
1%
34%
80% Jan
78 ft Jan
8% Apr 11
75
26
*44%
19%
37
46ft Jan.
68% July 18
92% Mar 15
88% Jan
3
78% Deo 10
*25
45»-i
*21
25
36% Jan
July
2
25 ft
36%
Jan
21 % Jan
35
21%
27
33%
31% Jan
8
45% Jan 16
30
21%
19%
20
•
;38%
c»'40%
27"
*23%
13
35 ft Feb
40r j
26%
36%
Feb
134
39%
26%
33%
20ft Jan
124
6
39!
27
33 Va
4 ft Feb
30
39;
26%
Wilson & Co Inc common—
28
15
38%
27%
*36
71
2
38
38%
27%
*24'A
17ft Jan 16
8
*38
ft
38%
25%
2
2
38
38ft
3,200
3,100
1,800
•
"
.63
36%
Jan
Jan
*38
38%
62%
.
34 ft
16
Jan
64 ft
38%
'
:18 ft
33
WilCOX Oil CO
4
•63%
17%
36
38% Jan 30
14% Jan
62%
1,400
..
9
9
9ft
18 'A
36
34%
13
Jan 31
9ft
18 ft
300
88
34%
Jan
Jan
75
Oft
18 ft
"
28 %
22%
No par
RR—
12%
r*86'/2
8
34
,
*38
13
88
24 ft
30
19% Jan
9
5% Jan 21
Nov 12
Deo
4
FelrLB
47
18% Feb
8
28% Oct 17
20
6% Feb
38%
99
Union
62% Jun 13
16% July 8
13% Nov 21
4
14
61
*12%
*86»/a
60%
61%
62%
12%
,
15%
12%
15%
15%
15%
15%
88
18
9.
18ft
*88
34%
-
44% Feb
5
95
Jan 14
6
9
18%
*91
-
7
39% Jan
9%
18
12%
*86%
9ft
17%
Telegraph2.50
Westhighouse Air Brake
_10
Westinghouse Electric common-12ft
3.80% preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
-No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
4ft% convertible preferred
—80
White: Dental Mfg (The S S)—
20
'.White Motor Co common
1
5ft% preferred
100
White Sewing Machine common—1
Prior preference
20
$3 convertible preferred
50
22% Jan 16
125
15%
13
88
66%
100
50% Feb
89
16
12%
*86%
13
88
2,600
27V2
25 ft
5
com
68 '
125
27Va:
*44%
1
2
4
29%
27%
28%
2
129% Feb
128
29ft
27%
100%
3
17% Jan
2
60% Jan io
29:
27
28 %
15
33% May 14
68% July 8
92
Mar 25
28%
20%
*99%
Western Auto Supply Co
4.80% preferred
10
Feb
28%
28 V2
63
.
29
13%
29%
*1%
"
Western. Maryland Ry com—No par
4% noncum 2nd preferred100
Jan
36 ft
13%
100%
4
Jan
35%
13%
28%
55 ft Feb
42% Jan
16
35%
,13%
100%
48% Jan 13
4
27
35%
13%
27%
x28%
ICO
72
36%
35
5
—
Western Air Lines Inc
5
Feb
16%
*70
72
*70
72
*13 ft
pfd
100
4.20% preferred series B
;
.100
4.10% preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp is Paper common
5
4ft% preferred
—100
21
6
96
Penn Electric Co
West Penn Power 4ft ft
10
Jan
&
West
Jan
Jan
Oil
13%
29 Va
27%
13%,
27 ft
1
4.80ft
28% Feb 11
20% Jan
2
Wesson
37
13%
37%
,
l
—
72
37
38%
5
Jan
*70
38%'
70
61%
-No par
Washington Water Power—No par
Jan
21
11
18
Pharmaceutical—1
64% Feb 13
25
Feb 18
16
13
*86ft
9%
5
20% Jan
31
41% Deo 11
90
Corp
34% Jan
Jan
.
100
1
87% July 11
88% July 11
67% Sep 19
48% Deo 23
Deo
Industries
*
—1
-
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
5
•;
2.60
Ward Baking Co common
5ft% preferred —
Jan
Apr
-
-
G& W new_No par
34% Jan
104% Mar 20
25% July 31
16% July 30
17% Oct 22
14'/4 Jun 24
Deo
11
Jan
No par
10
—
_
70
37%
*13%
29 Va
27
100
15
Walworth Co—
44% Jan
47% Jan
11
92% Nov 11
62
Feb
28 y4 Jun
23
95
88
9
17
2
3
23
105
Oct
17
16% Jan
2
1% Jan "3
4
32
4
30
87
39% Jan
2
23% Oct 21
90
16 ft Feb
6
13
13% Jan
Jan
34% Jan 29
48% Jan 23
73%. July 23
Aug 14
41 y* Jan-
2
11% Jan
32% Mar 27
8ft May 18
1% Nov 21
22% OCt 14
5
Jan
preferred
Waimer Electric Corp:
14% Jan
84
,68% July 16
38% Mar 28
36% Jan 17
34% May 24
26% May 3
12
Wabash RR 4ft %
No par
127
128%
been filed lot the company.
126ft
128
126%
129ft
reorj.nte.Uon, .Deferred delivery.
,c»b sale.
132
133%
wdWhen dletelbuted.
8,500
nfc-dlTi.
Number 5717
Volume 187
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(797)
Bond
Record
New York Stock
««
FRIDAY
The
italic
letter»
in
column headed "Interest Period" indicate in each case the momth when the
Jonds mature.
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point.
LOW AND HIGH SALE
Year J 957
GOVERNMENT BONDS
NEIV YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. I
Highest
Lowest
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1960
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1980
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97.24
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—
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15
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—
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*95
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2s
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95.
15
4%s
"Bid and aaked price.
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*107.4
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*101.24
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30-year
23-year
19-year
15-year
20-year
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the Week
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1990
3s
2%S—Mar
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15
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15
15
Friday
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113 %S
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:
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25-year 3s___
—
4
96.24 Aug
Low
High
*108.4
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92.16 Feb
____
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Dec
Treasury 2%s„—June
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Feb. 12
1969
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Treasury 2%s
June 15 1958-1963
Treasury 2%s
Dec 15 1960-1965
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_Mar 15 1958
Treasury 2%s
Dec 15 1958
Treasury 2y2s
Nov
15 1961
Treasury 2%s
June 15 1962-196 7
Treasury 2%s
Aug 15 1963
91.20 Mar 28
PRICES
Wednesday
Feb. 11
Low
4s
3%s
Tuesday
Feb. 10
EXCHANGE
Treasury
Treasury
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Exchange
YEARLY
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the
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WEEKLY
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1952
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1965—
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extended
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reduced
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;
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;
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,
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83
(interest
1921 1946
:
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reduced
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■
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|A8s external loan of
.
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,'
—
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'
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—
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INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
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—
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s
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s
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—
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Mar-Sepf
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Allegheny Ludlum Steel 4s conv debs 1981—Apr-Ocf
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
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Allied Chemical & Dye 3%s debs 1978
April-Oct
.
assented
new
61'A
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104
Jan-July
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—
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A Yokohama;
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1968
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94
100
64
10 %
10'A
10'A
Alabama Power
Feb-Aug
(State Mtge Bank)
30-year 3s s f $ bonds
Mexican Irrigation—•
87
100
*115
.—Feb-Aug
1954
5'As due 1965 extended to
§ A Jugoslavia
180
95
61
64'A
June-Deo
6'As due 1954 extended to 1904
A5 'As
180
—
103%
*115
Jan-July
-
'24
23
637/o
63'A
Jan-July
(Kingdom of) 7s, 1951
Japanese (Imperial Govt) —
extl
24 «A
19
(
lAitnly
AOVL-S
21
33
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—I-
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Utility Institute—
30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977
7s
18
21%
*101
Public
§ A External
24 Va
*180Va
*
-m-m
for Public Works
Credit Consortium
30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977
§A7s series B 1947
Italian
22
20 %■
21'A
■
Range Since
Sold
(C.itjr-of)W!
.
1
-
June-Dec
1965
Map-Nov
Tokyo Electric^Light OtrTitd—
...A
SA6s 1st mtge $ series. 1953———
June-Dec
"V" 8s 1953 extended to 1963——
June-Dec
Uruguay- (Republic of)— '
•
'7 ]
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3%S-4s-4Vas (dollar bond of 1937) —
External readjustment
1979
May-Nov
External conversion 1979—.
1—May-Nov
3%s-4Vits-4^jS external conversion 1978-June-Dcc
4s-4'As-,4'As. external readjustments 1978. Feb-Aug
3%s external readjustment 1984————Jan-July
Valle Del Cauca-See Cauca* .Valley (Dept of).
• (
■
»
April-Oct
§A7s gold bonds 1949
German Govt International
Bonds
High
April-Ocf
*168%
5'As due. 1961 extended to 1971———April-Ocf
*9.8
101
§A5s sterling loan of '12.1952—
Mar^gpf^—*90
85'A
98 Va
(extl loan 1924 Dawes loan)—
German
5'/is
85%
June-Dec
June-Dec
—_
1958
Range
Friday's
A5'As extl.'loan of'27 1961-—'—
94 Va
85%
,Map«Nov
1902
secured ..external
%s assented
Tokyo
,
79'A
1930—
1980
dollar bonds 1972
3s
B
§ A Witlv March
1972
loan
bonds
dollar
5s
SlovenesJKingdom)secured- external 1962—,
-1958—_.——June-Dec
South Africa ^(Union/of)?* 4 'As/ 1965—
June-Dec
Taiwan Electric Power Co Ltd—r."
\
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s i 1971——__———Jan-July
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i-Jan-July
A4
Prussian Conversion 1953 issue—
International
or.
Bid & Asked
,
,
75'A
,,
100
lOO'/a
Aprll-Oct
1972
bonds
dollar
1969
bonds
dollar
5%s
3s
May-Nov
1973
(Fed Rep of)—Ext loan of 1924
fund
sinking
,
Shinyetsu.Electric Power Co Ltd—
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—June-Dec
6%s duo>-1952; extended to. 1962,--,—Jun?.-Dec
a Silesia
(£rov of) external 7s 1958—:
Mune-*Dec
101%
lAFrankfort
4%s
Last
Sale Price
Low
A7s "series
99Va lOO'/a
99%
-
1B_.
-
Stock'Exchange
New York
A8s
(Republio of) 7s 1967
on Main 6%s 19o3
AEstonia
Jan. 1
Week's
Friday
Interest
Teriod
.•
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—
(Republic oi» f dollar bonds Jan 1
bonds Jan 1 1976.
3'/as extl
3s extl
Sold
Bid & Asked
14
BONDsr;-,
f
4%a 1962—April-Oct
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Called bonds (April 19)
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EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Friday
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76
17
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57
82
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6
86
94
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.
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)
BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Last
1-er.ou
Sale Price
J.UW
First mortgage 4s series A 1995
Jan-Juljr
AGen mortgage 4%s series A Jan 1 2020
May
AGen mortgage 4 %s series B Jan 1 2020
May
Central RR Co of N J 3V4s 1987—
a
Jan-July
Central New York Power 3s 1974
April-Oct
Central Pacific Ry Co—
•
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.
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2
First and refund 3 %s series A 1974
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3%s series B 19U8
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Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s 1905
—Jan-July
33As debentures 1981—
—Jan-July
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry General 4%s 1992 Mar-Sept
Refund and impt M 3%s series D 1996—May-Nob1
V.
Refund and impt M 3 VaS series E 1906—Feb-Aug
Refund and impt M 3%s series H 1973—June-Dec
R & A div first con'sol gold 4s lyaO—Jau-July
Second consolidated gold 4s 1<J89—Jan-July
High
A 1st
.
93
92
Great
1st ge>d as 1982——
& Erie
Chicago
Western
AGeneral inc
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-
108
-
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92
-
85
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.
;
&
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&
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106
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97
107
95%
95%
92
98
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92
10
97%
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M 5s
series. C 1973—May-Noy
;
May
96
98
51
68
51
51
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49
62
62
10
60'A
64%
64
due 1993—:
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&
64
1
56
64
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62
May-Nov
1 2042
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i. 'i'=
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V
-
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% 7
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&
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106%
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94%
96
94%
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84
87%
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—May-Now
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86
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97
971/4
,
97
90
June-Dec
1958
debentures
96%
:_June-Dec
1976
H
ref
convertible
3s
91
2%s series I 1982—May-Sepf
series
3s
53%
88
*106%
Jan-July
1993.
mtge 2%s ser J 1985
Gen &; ref 3%s ser K 1976
53
45%
Edison
Gen
53
mortgage
Income
General and refund
59
51
133
Lake-
contingent Interest)
Detroit
81
Salt
57
*91
Jan-July
2018—
April
(3% fixed
mortgage series A 41/2%
&
1%
69
:'-r~8 l":i
1 2055--.
—Mar-Sept
Western .Ry-—/. :} v /' zY;.
••<-•/ ./
'Second-.mortgage coitv inc 4%s Jan 1 1999—April
%; First apoi'tgage 3s.'.sterie& B 1989———1Jan-July
Chicago Rock Island & PAfcllicyltlt^—
I 'i
1st mt;pp 2'«s ser -A-'IOHfi
' v 'Jan'-JnliY
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*53%
Western RR—
Grande
& Rio
Denver
79
..
mtge & coil tr 2%s 1980
mtge & coll tr 5s 1987
1st
■-
•
44%
-V
May-Nov
May-Nov
April-Ocf
_Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
First mortgage series A (3% fixed
lfo
contingent interest)
1993
»■" 47
51.
v-
89%
88
RR Co—
,
54
103
27
*106
69'A ' 70
=>-•
1963
Pennsylvania Division—
1st mtge & coll tr 5s ser A 1985
<
1st mtge & coll tr 4'/2s ser B 1985
Delaware Power &; Light 3s 1973
64%
103
r' :
03
,
5 8'A
67
■
i;*78
69%
extended
Hudson 4s
106%
88%
91
Jan-July
May-Nov
1977
112%
93
*—
98%
106%
54
901/4
*—
April-Oct
1965
debentures
2%s
Co
106% 108
*89
Mar-Sept
May-Noy
3s
Collateral trust 4-6s May
A5s inc debs ser A Jan
-
'
109
44
,
49%
;
3'As
convertible
152%
121 V-
4 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 1989
—i.May-Nov
Detroit & Mack-first lien gold. 4s 1995—LJune-Dec
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75V8
<1 75%
90
86 ;
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%
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:
58 y8
58 Vn
57
.
97
94%
95%
;
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&
.
4-'
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41/8S
1st
mortgage
1st moi-tgage"
1st mortgage
•(
r;
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mortgage
1st
r
•
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«
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j
•
—
96
96
122
98%
96%
97
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13
124% 129%
92
110
133
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89%
89%
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103%
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1
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89%
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97%
95
95
90%
91%
96%
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Feb-Aug
i.April-Oct
Feb-Aug
1977
debs
2%s
2%s
3'As
3%s
3%s
I
97
.
95%
i
Inc—
subord
conv
39
98
125
^^L.Jan-July
Duquesne Light Co 2%s 1977
-
;
99%
72
97%
96"
debentures
Industries
Dresser
j
;
60
t\-
1977——2—Feb-Aug
Dow Chemical "2.35s debentures 1961..
i.May-Now
subord
conv
•
—
I.
92%
60f
__
*__
98
1961.2..^-May-Nov
.4' '.V"
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc—
92
"l
92%
*60
^-June-Dec
—
4%s
;/; 3s subordinated debs 1982
97
97%
1st coll trust{ intgej 4%s ser A J932,—lMay-$lov^ /%; —97%V97%';:v<^: 1
90 %
4: 1, 89
Cincinnati Gas &'Elec lst mtge 2%s 1975-Apn'I-Oct 4iv 44'- *9014 '4—;TV ;r-:
First mortgage 2%s.J.D78
—*1_—2—Jan-July
104
105
1st mortgage 4%s :1987_——^——May-Nov,, 4;
105
T-'" -,
Cincinnati' Union Terminal—
'
1;
100
98'
5 '4
First mortgage gId 3%s series E 19G9—Feb-Aug
87
86 y8
6 '
% 86%
i 86% ' 86%
First mortgage 2%s series G 1974——Feb-Aua
99%
98
13
4 99'% r-99.%.
C I T Financial Corp 2%s 1959
April-Oct
100% 101 y2
76
101% ,i ioiv. 101 % "
' 4s debentures I960—2—————————Jan-July
98%
96%
97
98
.1
4'96% 98
3%s debeatum 1970—
Mar-Sept
104%
102
18 4
I 104 . ,,.104 ,4 .
4%s debentures 1971
Apr-Oct 4 104
88%
9D/4
18
4, 91 4 "
8948 91 '4 /
Cities Service Co 3s s f debs 1977—
daw-July
—;*3:^
1995—
is
:
88%
__
92%
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ser B 197G_Mar-Sept
4s
93%
■
'
gold
Detroit Terminal
.1
122%
86%
176
120% 121
152%
117%
—.Feb-Aug
1969
debentures
"
.
•
&
108
93%
—
,1, 63 '-.
63 %
Mar-Sept
1975—April-uct
Feb-Aug
mortgage
82
Chicago «fe Nortii
'
36%
85%
V,
•
•
Chicago Union Station—;
36'/2
__
New York Lackawanna & Western Div
89%
*85%
.April
income'>deo^;:l995Ll2«-.„.-2--.i
37%
*99%
Delaware
v
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46 t.;:,
4%s inc sea- A Jan 2003.,
April
.Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR—
•
J
'■;
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79 % 79
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5
4%s
37
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series B
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'•
—,
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Chicago 'f'erre Haute & Southeastern
36%
First and
85
A2nd mortgage
_
2
3'/bs debentures
100%
98
'
'
36%
series
4s
ref 4s
3'As 1982
1984
mortgage 5s 1987
1st
"
*96 —
Chicago Indianapolis .& Louisville Ry— V
A 1st mortgage' 4s.inc series A Jan
1983——April
*;•
36%
36%
June-Dec
ref
&
.First mortgage
92%
4
*96
A 1988—Jan-July
1 20382—April
sev
as
mtge 4Jan
June-Dec
1970
Publishing Co 6s debs 1986—... April-Oct
First
88
5
,91%
:
93%
89
10
92%
92%
,'t
•
93
93
106
6
,107% 108
v
92%
income
Omcago
•
29%
A 1970
lien
Daystrom Inc 4%s conv debs 1977
93%
High
28%
36
lien &
A Curtis
90%
Jan. 1
Low
4
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s
—
28%
3
91%
93
No.
36
90
—
Range Since
Sold
36
92
•'
Bonds
High
June-Dec
*90%
*93
Range
Friday's
28%
93
*95%
mortgage 3%s -'series B 1985—...May-Nov
debs Jan 2054.___L—L__i„-iMay-Nov
First
A5s
Jan-July
45%
.,'93,
RR—
refunding mortgage 3','bs 1985—Feb-Aug
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1970—Feb-Aug
1st & ref mtg-e 3s 1990—
1
-Feb-Aug
•
1970
91
i':
*•
First and
5s-1997
30
June
42
a
44
or
Bid & Asked
28%
A 1st
Chicago Burlington . «!k Quiney
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
AGerrer'al mortgage inc conv
4s
93 '
43%,
.
>
mortgage
*92%
43-
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Last
Sale Price
Low
A 1st
64 y2
60
32
U-±%
.
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A Imp & equip 4s 1970
j.
—
64
r
Exchange
Stock
Cuba RR—
76%
75
1
75
"86
.
Low
No.
York
New
Jan. 1
Sold «•
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
■
Jtngn
75
75
,
Friday
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Ry—
of Georgia
Central
Interest
Exchange
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14
FEBRUARY
ENDED
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Friday
BONDSYoik
New
WEEK
THE
FOR
RANGE
1979
1980—
1982.—.,
*84,
*92
—1.Mar-Sept
1983
II
97%
97%
Mar-Sept
1986
87
V-Apr-Oct
5
—
t
Eastern
.
—
Gas
Fuel
&
1st mortgage
&
-
—
Edisou El 111
gold 4s
General
1993—
,4.74%
,,*74% — 4;'
44
General 5s series' B 1993—
—June-Dec
Refunding and iinpt 4 %s series E 1977—J an-July
Cincinnati Wab & Mich Div 1st 4s 1991_Jan-JMip
St Louis Division first coll trust 4s 1990-May-Nou
96%
Cleveland Electric Illuminating 3s 1970——Jan-July
First mortgage 3s 1982—
—June-Dec
First mortgage. 2%s 1985———r_Mar-Sept
v —
First mortgage 3%s 3986
Jitne-Dec'j^; 96%
First mortgage 3s 19892
—Ma?/-Novyt_f—'4
Cleveland Short Line first gtd 4%s 1961—Apn'I-Oct
4-4Colorado Fuel & 'Iron Corp—
"""
.4-' 4
89%
47/8s series A s f cohv debs 1977—
J ail-July
:4,
75
^
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4 37
8%s
4-4%s
96
y2
:X';
96 y2
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98
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94
1st
98
1st
Mar-Sept .',4
1987—2-———:
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—
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ref M
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2—
91
5s
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v'"4'
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•
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inc
debs
(stpd
100
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107
110%
186%
1./
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1975—-Mar-Sept
•1st mortgage
4%s .1987.
1
Apr-Oct
4%s conv debs 19722.
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Jan-July
in
U
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A
187%
109%
115%
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92
91
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105%
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Continental
debs
conv
Can
Co
.
debs
1976..
114%
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Co
3'/8s
s
f
debs
Crucible Steel Co of Am
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A
1st
98y4
.v
1977-,
May-Nov
1st mtge 3'/8s 'GG.Map-Nov
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4s
footnotes
(1942 series)
see
page
29
1970
June-Dec
m
__
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series
1973
99%
99'A
1
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84
86
93%
93%
512'
—
91%
<=92',4
—
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—
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53
series P 1982.—_Jan-July
Genecal mortgage 2%s series Q 2010____Ja7i-July
General mortgage 2'As series R 1961——Jan-July
A Green Bay & West debentures ctfs A
Feb
A Debentures certificates B—
—i
Feb
Mobile
&
94
3s
&
97
100'A
100%
mtge
debentures
1969—
1st
108%
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93'A
96
96
90ya
92%
92
92
36'A
87%
37
99% 100
97
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162
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fund debentures 1982
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:
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Jan
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WEEK
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—
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YEARLY
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128 Va
59
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1981—Jan-July
46
98
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1995
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April
1991—Aprll
Whirlpool Corp
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11554
—.
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i
9034
;
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April-Oct
1958
Wheeling Steel 3%s series. C 1970
Mar-Sent
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3543 conv debs 1975
May-Wow
-
87%
--
—
•
■
3Vis debentures 1983—
;
—May
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2-%e 1971-™—Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 25is A 1992
Mar-Sept
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98
Co—
income
Wisconsin
First mortgage'2Vis series G 1961
1st mtge 5 Vis series H 1983—
;
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~
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.
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mortgage 2series F: 1996..
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f
8654
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—;
Southwestern Bell Tel 23is debs
5s
mtge hicome 4 Vis series B Jan
mortgage 3 Vis series B 1971
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5s
83 Vi
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.
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.
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mtge 33/aS ser A
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First
.92
..
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1970f
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RR
Penn
5%s
114
87%
98
88 Vi
88 Vi
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April-Oci
1963
liovi;
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21
2
96 Vi
90 %
—
April-Oct
1982
*May-lVo»
West Perm Power 3%s series I 1966
a
Ja»-July
West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
Jaxi-July
4s regis tEfed 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3%s series O 1979
Apr-Oct
95
93
107% 108%
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108
June-Dec
1976—
2:,is
J
RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000
Feb-Any
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967™Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
108 Vi
101 Vi
1
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April-Oct
1987%
Ry
ser
Virginian Ry 3s series B
78
.
Southern Indiana
consolidated
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92
106 Vi 106 Vi
May-Nov
1982
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co-—
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™;_—Jan-July
23is (debentures
Feb-Ayy
234s debentures
3Vis
\
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Warren
Feb-Aug
Sinclair 4311 Corp-45.8s-*conv debs 1986
—June-Dec
Bkelly Oil 2 Vis debentures 1965
Jan-July
Smith-Corona- 6s conv debs 19781——1
May-Nov
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ref mtge
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—
*-_
92*4
97
95
95
Mar-Sept
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
a
101 Vi
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88
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Jane-Dec
1969
1976
and refund
1st &
—
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1
Gil & Gas Corp—
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April-Oci
Shell Union Oil 2%$: debentures 1971——April-Oct
South- & North
debs
m-tg.e 25is ser E 1975„Mar-Sept
1978__Mar-Sept
1979™JziJie-Dec
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Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & Refund 35ss ser I 1981™June-Deo
Shamrock
Bocony-Vacuum Oil
debentux-es
subord
'
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f
90
1
344
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s
subord
conv
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59%
100
100
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1
69
r
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1977
conv
4 Vis
72%
98
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June-Dec
:
1982
Service Pipe Line 3.20s
100
Jan-July
Corp of America—
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1977™,
1—_
1974
debentures
54 Va
100
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
Bears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
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5s
*
29
„
Beagram (Jos E) & Sons 3Vis 1966
45«s
101
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first
gerios B 1980-
3s debentures
75
03
■—
—
90
76
1
Mar-Nov
cons gold
4s 1968-June-Dec
3Vbs B• 1971
April-Oct
Bcioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s
1989—May-Nou
Bcott Paper 3S conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Bcovin "Manufacturing: 43is'debs 1982
J an-July
1st mtge 3s
74
00
May-Nou
1989-Jan-July
Union Depot
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
sinking fund mtge ser C 1951-. Ja)ie-Deo
assented series C 1951
—June-Dec
Participating ctfs 4%s 1968
Ry—
certificates
4s ine bond, certificates Nov
&
Bt Paul
74
May
1980-;
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1st
mtge
6 Vis
§ A3 Vis
—
.
70 Vi
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Bt
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gold 5s
8654
700
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Feb
Jan
Jan
125
95
Jan
Feb
19%
Jan
Feb
Jan
75
77%
Feb
77%
400
3%
Jan
45a
STOCK EXCHANGE
AMERICAN
T
Friday
Range
Last
•VOOK1
Sale Pries
ExchsnfS
Amriem Stock
3ft
Engineering
American
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.
cumulative preferred.
Aluminum Industries commoi
(R I)
Beverage
American
Book
American
"7 ft
89
Post
Canadian Marconi
Jan
3%
8
Feb
45
250
Feb
Feb
8%
_6ft
84ft
12ft
600
14
Jan
14
Jan
Feb
Jan
55
Jan
Jan
Carreras Ltd—
Jan
lft
Jan
Jan
69
13%
Feb
15
21%
Jan
25
Feb
Casco
700
32
Jan
Chstle
Jan
Feb
Catalin Corp
Feb
Cenco
~6%
6ft
6,200
Jan
ft
7
400
31ft
27%
Jan
Carter
Jan
31ft
32 ft
100
31 ft
Jan
32 ft
Jan
11,500
10ft
Jan
13
Ja
26 ft
2,100
21
Jan
27 ft
Fi
8
Jan
9ft
9
4
4
600
3% 'Jan
10,300
8%
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2%
2,400
2ft
Jan
3ft
13,300
ft Jan
12ft Jan
%
Feb
10ft
500
9%
Jan
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Feb
12%
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Charts
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95 ft
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.
5,000
95 ft
Jan
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400
230
7
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$
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.
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13%
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3%
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Feb
13 ya
Jan
1,600
13%
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warrants
93 ft Jan
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h.
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5
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Aluminum Co
1
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preferred
equipment Coop
Asamera Oil
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5ft
Jan
15%
Jan
lft Jan
2-/ff
Jan
Jan
9ft
5,600
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15,600
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8%
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98ft Jan
10
101ft Feb
Jan
Consol
Cuban Petroleum
30%
Jan
Consol
Diesel
7%
Jan
9ft
Jan
Jan
3ft
Jan
Consolidated
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Consol
13,200
7,300
2ft
5
Jan
6%
Jan
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1,300
8ft
Jan
9%
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Continental
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non-cum
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400
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.
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Bridgeport Gas Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co common
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2.50
60c
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serial
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preferred
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10
Buell Die dk Machine Co
Cent
Jan
Crown
Cork Internat'l
Jan
Jan
Jan
Cuban
Jan
Jan
Jan
26 ft Jan
8ft
.
Drug Co common.......
4
Jan
Jan
Curtis
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87 ft
10ft
Feb
1%
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7
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1%
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6%
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6ft
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6 ft
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5%
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5%
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Jan
35
Jan
Jan
36%
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Dayton Rubber Co class A.
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Dempster Investment Co
5ft
5ft
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200
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Feb
Feb
18 ft
12%
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Jan
11%
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Feb
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1
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Jan
61%
Feb
50
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'7%
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1
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6,100
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30
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258-Jan
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57
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4ft
30
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Camden Fire Insurance
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100
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/
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36ft
36
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14,500
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100
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Jan
Jan
—
Crystal Dairies Inc
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26ft
%
Calif Eastern Aviation Inc
6%
class
Davidson Brothers Inc/—.
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300
-
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Cable Electric Products
Feb
6V4
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31% Feb
Jan
8ft
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83
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Bunker Hill (The) Company
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7%
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86
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British Petroleum Co Ltd—
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2,700
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31
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Feb
-
10 ft
900
'
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6%
Jan
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46% Jan
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:
5,700
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8%
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31
36ft
11,100
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•
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British American Tobacco—
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Feb
14
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2%
Jan
1%
2,600
i
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Benrus Watch Co Inc
British Columbia
Jan
3%
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1
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Gear
Jan
;
700
14
%
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(8)
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13%
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class A
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Brad
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A
3%
1%
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Banff Oil Ltd
Bell
8
2%
13%
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lift
13
Baldwin Rubber common.
Baldwin Securities Corp
Banco de los Andes—
American shares
7%
Jan
■
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Continental Materials Corp
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
32ft Jan
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8 ft
2ft
*,/' 7%
75
-
•
10
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&
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16
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29% Feb
200
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500
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5%
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100
3
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6%
preferre
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6%
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3
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l.ft .Jan
:
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1% v 2
8%
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9
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Basic
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9ft
2%
Jan
7%
,
,
'
8%
23%
10c
Inc
1 :>i,
Jan
6%
3
Plywood Corp.
Audio Devices Inc
Bsyvlew
Containers
Connelly
Jan
26%
5,200
8%
4%
4% Jan
-
.
Jan
Jan
•
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;
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,
900
1
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600
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Jan
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lft
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108%
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29
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;
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Cbckshutt Farm Equipment Co—
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lft
'
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■■■3%
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Development Corp
Atlas Corp option warrants
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Caribbean
/coastal
Jan
28 ft
4% "'4%
-
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'
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4%
r
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—
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;-Jan
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lft
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6ft Feb
■
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—
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Club
Jan
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39ft
v:4o
108
/
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Jan
100 ft 101 ft
participating
Atlantic Coast Indus Inc
Jan
Jan
Feb
Clayton & Lambert.
.Clopay Corporation
.
1%
>
ft' •46 '
42
Jan
24
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104 ft
v
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2 ft
lft
100
r
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•
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500
.'
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-
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2,000
1%
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Jan
:2% Feb
16% Jan
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1%
i__
1%
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5%
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2,000
26ft
10
3'
common————
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m
Jan
Claussner Hosiery Co
Jan
2A
9
Associated Tel A Tel—
Non-voting
Jan
;
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Atlas
5ft
Feb
Feb
Controller
Clarostat
4%
1A
1A
7%
5
Feb
14 ft Feb
4ft Feb
Jan
1A
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•
100
pfd
of America
Christiana Oil;
Chromalloy Corp
'
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26 JA"-.
1
95ft
13%
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Food Stores Ino
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Associated Oil A Gas Co.
Line
27% Feb
Feb
2
9ft
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Class A
.
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Jan
1700
15
2ft
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Atlantic Coast
Jan
38%
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Chicago Rivet
chief Consolidated
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Feb
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8
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Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Armour
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250
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Jan
5% Jan
5,000
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1
1
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Canadian Williston
Jan
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100
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=.
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American Seal-Kap common—,
i
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American Writing Paper common
1
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,
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1
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Jan
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14
Machine.
Mines
Jan
65
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Lead
Jan
1
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52
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Jan
36 ft
700
common
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3
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89 ft
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2
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•
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10c
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for Week
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3
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Range
'
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.
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of Prices
Last
Sale Price
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.
.
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Week's
Chronicle
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75
142 ft
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150
140
140
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135
17 Vb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Number 5717
Volume 187
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(803)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
/Friday
STOCKS
.1 American
.
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..
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10
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Mays (J W) Inc common
McDonnell Aiqeraft Corp
McKee (A G) & Co common—
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Menasco Mfg Co
Merchants Refrigerating Co
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd—
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1
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MasseJ-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
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LouLslana Land & Exploration
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28
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General-Alloys Co
72
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100
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400
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2 4 74
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10c
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Haven Clock 6s Watch CO—
preferred
Idria Min & Cliem Co
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New
Mexico
6s
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Pacific
Coal
Park
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Co
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132
1
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250
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Feb
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950
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125
133% Feb
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%
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%
Feb
200
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5,300
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Feb
Jan
22To
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20%
22%
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8%
1,100
7% Jan
1%
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1%
12,800
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18
19,200
43
25
1%
1%
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Savoy
Jan
North
Penn
1
Scuporccl Metals Inc
2%
1%
Jan
Securities Corp
Jan
Seeman
Jan
Jan
Seton
27%
28
10
28
Jan
Shattuck
28%
Jan
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•
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4,400
120
5%
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•
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of Canada
72
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110,800
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311
103,900
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3
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Jan
1%
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1%
2,400
1
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Oil
Corp
common
Ohio Brass Co class B common
Ohio
Power 4 % %
Oils
Okalta
Town
90c
i
40c
cumulative
Omar
25
preferred
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Oxford
5,900
10%
8,000
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.
9%
Jan
2%
Jan
5%
5
1st
1st
</0
4.00%
1st
preferred
4.50% redeemable 1st preferred
4.30% redeemable 1st preferred
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.40 dividend cum preferred
$4.75 dividend preferred
1% Jan
55% Jan
1%
Feb
$4.75
Pacific
Petroleums
Page-Horsey
Tubes
Puncoastul Petroleum
Israel Oil
Pan
Peutcpec Oil
41!a- 44%
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300
12%.
3%
-
700
Paramount
Park
Motors
Pen
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vtc
Jan
Jan
40
Jan
11
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Jan
3%
Jan
35 !i
Feb
13
3%
Jan
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4.88%
300
28%
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30%
Jan
Soss Manufacturing
26%
Feb
28% Jail
300
24
Jan
24%
Jan
23%
600
22%
Jan
23%
Jan
4.56%
95%
570
90%
Jail
98
Jan
4.48%
93
GO
87%
Jan
93%
Jan
4.32%
60
95%
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100 Va
Feb
4.24%
680
107%
Feb
111%
Jan
130
86%
Jan
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Jan
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Jan
2%
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92
93
2%
1,100
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19%
28,300
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2%
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72
20,300
1%
1%
5,000
11,60(1
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4%
100
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
Standard
Products
6%
200
6
Jan
6%
Feb
Standard
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100
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
Standard-Thomson
51%
Feb
Standard Tube class B
19
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Feb
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10 pesos
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13%
300
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1,300
5
700
'
50
70%
Pittsburgh Railways Co
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Polaris
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Pratt 8s Lambert Co
Prcntlce-Hall
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common
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East
Prophet
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4*4%
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Jan
1,200
5*4 Jan
78%
Jan
6 Vo
Feb
400
23 Va
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14,400
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1%
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900
1%
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300
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6
12
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17
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18%
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Jan
6%
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Raymond
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B
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class
l
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common
Reading Tube Corp common
$1.25
convertible
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Re iter-Poster
Relianco
Remington
Republic
Richwell
Rico
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oil
Arms
Co
Industrial
Inc
Corp
49 Ti.
Jan
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8T0
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400
7 To
16%
16%
100
1
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1
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5%
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Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd F
Rokeach (I)
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1,700
5
American
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1
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9
100
86
1
1*4
Raceway Inc
Carpet Company
Royalite
Oil
Russeks
Fifth
Russell
Co
■"or
footnotes
47n
Jan
7%
Jan
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15
Jan
41%
Jan
8%
Jan
5%
Jail
preferred
Trans
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Trans
Cuba
8%
Jan
Jan
2,400
23a
Jan
10
82%
Jan
3,500
1%
Jan
"5%
300
6*1.
41,100
11*4
500
13 *4
13%
1.800
2%
j
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13%
5%
27«
3
700
2%
1
33.
Edison
Trans
11
1
Toledo
Jan
8%
2r'i
500
X24% X25
4%
4
3
4:!i.
3*4
9*4 Feb
22
22
22
22
r:,
Jan
Feb
33%
.
I
Jan
Jan
53'.Feb
25 %- Feb r:
f
42
2($% Jail
nr
46 Vs* Jan
-
Jan
Jan
23
Jan
A
Feb
•/ 22*2
Jan
22
200
22r
300
3
43%
Feb
Jan
22% Feb
.
200 Y
24Ta
2%
1,000
7
1
300
"5%
1,400
Jan
•"'-ll%
%
~8%
~9
"9%
'•
6%
6 To
Jan
600
1,900
11%
11%
1,300
16%
16%
17
»
3,000
Jan
Feb
2% Feb
2Ti
Jan
14
.'
5!a
.
Jan
7
5Tu
3,100
11%
-
/
1 %• Jan
Jan
23%
9,100
7%
•
,
Jan
4:Vt
2%
"5
5%
Feb
60
Jan
Jan
3Ti- Jan
12
Jan
57
100
2 %
2*4
•
9% Jan
1,000
16%
Feb
Jan
9%. Feb
Feb
25
Jan
6%
Feb
17
Feb
45% J an
50V
Feb
Jan
11%
Jan
12%
Jan
15%
Jau
17
Feb
200
2%
Jan
3%
1,400
2 Tit
HI'
6
2
3
2%
5%
"5%
2
53i
Jan
6%
Jan
2%
Feb
2iV
23
3
o
3
Feb
8%
33,200
llf
4,500
Jan
1% Jan
50
4%
4%
8%
Feb
Feb
250
8%
48%
100
3%
8%
50
46 Ti
Jan
Jan
8%
Feb
3%
Jan
Feb
50
Feb
13%
100
13
Jan
13%
Jan
14%
14%
200
14%
Jan
15 Vi
12%
12%
10O
12
Jan
12% Feb
1%
1%
4%
13%
1 Tn
13,000
300
4% Jan
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
100
15%
Jan
32%
32%
200
29%
Jan
33%
Feb
21%
24%
800
18
Jan
24%
Jan
9 Til
9%
1,000
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
2
4,100
1%
Jan
17%
17%
22
~2
1%
18%
Feb
Feb
2
11%
11%
300
11
Jan
11% Feb
12%
12 Va
12 Va
700
11%
Jan
12% Feb
3 Ti.
3%
3%
1,300
3%
Jan
3 Vi
3 %
3%
1,900
2%
Jan
13*4
%
12%
13*4
600
13%
Jan
14
Jan
12%
13
800
12 Ti
Jan
13%
Jan
Jan
7%
Feb
4
Jan
35i
Feb
13
■
7
.
•
37*4
37Ti
3,000
34%
Jan
39%
Feb
4
3To
4*4
9,800
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
2%
2*4
2%
3,300
2%
Jan
1
1%
1%
VA
1
Jan
37%
25C.
%
%
T.4
3,000
7,200
Ti
20 *'4
1.200
,
,
2% Jan
1% Jan
Jau
•
Oil
100
1
1
A
Airways class A
Industries
■fir
Jan
Jan
96*4
19
42%
41
43 Ti.
Jan
98
19 Ts
Feb
23 Ti
Jan
38%
Jan
46T'i
Feb
%
33,100
ITa
Jan
41,000
7
13 i
Feb
Jan
7
Feb
Jan
24
Jan
1334
Feb
4
23
23 T a
200
22%
223»
800
19 %
13 3
4
600
10%
Jan
--
105
112
91% 92
1%
1%
3%
3%
11% 11%
1,250
75
600
1,000
900
v
Jan
13 ',4
—
23
k
•
20%
700
2Ti
86
1%
Jan
Trans
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
Temper
~4%
Jan
Jan
Jan
6%
Feb
Two
Jan
11%
—
.
2%
3%
1%
—
1%
A
1%
i'„
4%
19%
4%
19!i
15
14:l«
15
16 %
16 %
16%
4%
♦
10
Corp
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
2
Jan
121
Feb
96
Jan
2
Jan
4
Jan
12
Jan
Feb
2%
Jan
3 %
1
Jan
1%
Jan
Jan
A.Feb
3% Jan
183i Jan
1%
Jan
%
Jan
4%
Jan
20%
Jan
133B
Jan
15%
Feb
16
Jan
16%
Feb
29 %
Jan
30%
Jan
6%
12,500
1
—
88%
1%
2%
9%
5,500
1%
98
Feb
Jan
8!
Jan
lli
400
1.400
1,400
100
46.300
800
Jan
14*«
1%
J'u
2
~
1 %
warrants
Trim7 Tnc
4%
—.
A
Feb
True
—
111%
3%
1.25
Feb
Corp
10c
'
50c
A
Empire Oils Ltd
Rights
Lux
22%
—1
Inc
class
Co
Jan
10
12 3/4
Jan
2*4 Jan
2% Jan
~6
3*8
•
from
Harrison
Jan
Unexcelled
22%
Jan
26*8
Jan
Union
1,200
3%
Jan
438
Feb
Union
Investment
338
Feb
Union
Stock
2*8
Jan
Inc_
10c
__
7%
—
7%
1,800
5%
75!a
6
75%
12,500
100
—
—
7
4
V
Jan
2*8
Guys
400
600
22
1
3
11%.
23
50%
1
Inc—
Jan
1
22%
a
Security Trust Co I.tdAmer deposit rets ord registered
£1
Amer deposit rets def registered
5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common—20
Tri-continental
1
Petroleum
page
% Jan
% Jan
34
I110
Roofing
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Tower Acceptance Corp class
1! 2
15".
Tobacco
Jan
1.25
:
common
see
Tllo
Jan
1%
1
(The F C) Company
Aeronautical Co_
Ryan Consolidated
Ryerson & Haynes
Thrifl-imart
Jan
Jan
•
common
Feb
17%
%
_30c
Ltd
Ave
9%
18%
Feb
2,500
86
22%
16 Vh
25c
Inc—
1%
X2% „x2Ti
1.50
Roxbury
preferred
Trans
1
Jan
6% Jan
Jan
Jan
45% -Jan
20
4%
100
300
%
49!
1
6,100
9
43
50
common
Markets
Jan
£1
Inc..1
common
5%
Royce Ltd—
Roosevelt
Ryan
8%
Co
convertible
Jan
10,400
8%
—1
7
common
2%
V
*
Grande
Valley Gas Co—
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965-:
70c
16%
100
8 %.
200
Vo
10
Inc
17
50c
Ridgeway Corp—
Ex-liquidating distribution
Rio
Jan
1
25%
43
Ti
45%
850
25%
43%.
6%
2,700
40%
31
50
1%
Feb
i.
2,700
6 Ti.
Jan
19%
Sit
33 T i
10
12%
Jan
39!
32*a
10c
Jan
17%
39%
3234
Corp—■
11
10
12%
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
900
1,050
50c
Co
500
1
19 Ti
i
Corp
Insurance
5%
13 3 4
20C
Co
Inc
Chemical
11%
2
800
13 T 4
6
a
preferred
Shovel
48%
16!
6
13%
a
common
CorporationTexas Calgary Co
Texas Power & Light $4.50 pfd—
18%
i
5Ta
0
Jan
1
Oil
47%
20
A
Electric
•
1
preferred
Reda Pump Co
Reis
11%
6%
1—50c
25c
•
L
—5
common-
Technicolor
io
common
Jan
1
Corporation
cum
Thiokol
Corp
Co
Concrete
5?4
6!
K
Talon
Thew
It
Rapid-American
3,800
5Ta
Jan
Jan
13%
54
Feb
6
1
Ltd
Mines
Superior Tool & Die Co
Texam
l
Power
27%
Feb
8%
8%
Q
Quebec
Feb
Stein (A)
& Co common—
*
Sterling Aluminum Products common.B
Sterling Brewers Ino
1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
10c
Stetson (J B) common
~*
Stinnes (Hugo) Corp.
3
Stop & Shop Inc
1
Stroock (S) & Co common
*
Sty Ion Corporation
1
Sun Ray Drug common
25c
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp
1
Sunset International Petrol Corp
1
Tel-A-Sign
Quebec LlthiTun Corp—
27Ti
1
of Canada
Steel Parts
Class
_100
100
6
Feb
7r; Jan
67r Feb
Colorado—
Pulp
Pyle-National
5Ti
1
cumulative preferred
Sound
70
Jan
1%
•
Company
of
1-fo Jan
23%
Gas
Servico
8
lTi
~i%
10c
Progress Mrg Co Inc
Providence
7% Jan
Jan
2%
2.50
America
Dome
Jan
Jan
■
1
common
Ltd
common
of
Steel Co
1
27 T a
1
,.
Statceourt
Jan
7%
Jan
27%
1
common
Corp
preferred
Enterprises Inc
ordinary-.
conv
Feb
2%
850
•
50c
5%
Jan
20o
Telephone Co
Oil
Feb
3%
1
Co
Inc
Uranium
Jan
1
25o
„
A
Corp of Canada
Prairie
5%
23
lo
common
Mining
Poloron
5%
71
16
Jan
1
10
(Ky)
< The 1. Corp
%
3,800
1%
Erie
Jan
2%
!
1%
4
■
7%
Pittsburgh 6s Lake
15
Jan
1.000
—••
7%
Jan
11
5 Ti
i
1
Ltd
ii-
2%:
l-nr
Mines
17%
5,100
14%
7%
Gold
Jan
200
.
53i
1
Pioneer
47
2*4
"5%
15 Vo
Standard
18%
Long Dist Tel Co
Jan
Jan
18%
Screw
4%
Jan
18%
Electronics
Jan
Specialty Stores Co Inc
Corp
Jan
2.50
Phillips
Spencer Shoe
Jan
7%
Perfect
Phi /pplne
Jan
.
14%
500
Philips
Jan
)
72
3%
4,100
58
Royalty Co—
1%
58%
3% Jan
17,300
58
Pipe Line
Jan
14
37% Jan
Jan
3%
11%
Spear & Company
6%
14% Feb
Jan
~4%
2%
Jan
500
6%
32%
2Ti
11%
Jan
51%
__
Southern
Southland
Jail
Jan
Feb
Jan
115% Jau
~3Ti
4
2
1
5
1
5
1
*
1
20
5%
100
51%
& Minerals
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
8,100
13-
18%
Feb
3%
25
1,300
14%
14%
14%- 14%
4%
oils
21
96%
110
36%
35
Petroleum Corp—2
California
Jan
•!
1%
4%
4%
Peruvian
Jan
57
6%
-
Jan
Jan
4.08%
Stalxl-Meyer Inc
Standard Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferred—
Standard Financial Corp_
4%
51 %
Corp
18 Va
81 %
107
2.50
Circle
2
104
31% Feb
%
23
25
25
,.-25
25
25
preferred
cumulative preferred
convertible preference
convertible preference
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
92
2
Jan
Edison—
California
original
24%
99
Ltd
Penn
94
Pep Boys (The)
1
Peppered Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Co
Feb
2Ts
3
1
12.50
common
common
Oil Co common
23%
6%
Canada
Corp.—
South Coast Corp
24!'a
6%
of
Jan
*4
J
Paper Mills
(Howard)
200
14%
Traffic
Jan
Va
5
*
Airways Inc
Souotone
2
Penn
2%
% Jan
20
Manufacturing Co
Jan
IIIIIIIIIIl
Patino
49,000
Amer
South
2
38% Feb
.
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Jan
A-
%'
t
3%
33%
l
class
aa
Jan
Singer
Jan
B
%
iro'
9T4 Feb
Jan
l
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
iV
Jail
8
47% Jan
Jan
Gorp_
3,!i
1
,
Jan
4,200
I7G
363i Jan
:
Jan
2%
Jan
3%
26%
1 Bol
Feb
'•
—JU
■
Feb
27
2 Bol
32
36
—
—
Jan
27%
Company
Chemical
Parker
(C A)
Jan
Jan
Jan
32
2,300
*
Amer shares
1
Feb
Jan
lc
A)
,
16Ta
Jail
vtc
(C
6,900
'
.
11 T's
Jan
2
34 3 i
32
13%
31%
25
19',
Jan
1,200
25%
100
%
1,200
26 %
1
pfd
7,500
13
400
common
1
17 %
500
Ljid
Pacific Power & Light 5%
3/»
12%
27
11.0
■
.
16 Ti
26%
1
•
12Ti
28%
.
.
17%
26%
•
;
Jan
-
Jan
Shares
convertible
$3
26%
*
Airlines
•%»
78
common
1
Ltd common
,
*
Sinclair Venezuelan Oil Co———.a—-1
Jan
29
dividend preferred
Northern
18%
Simpson's
Feb
2%
28%
dividend preferred
conv
$4.30
Pacific
99%
Jan
Simplicity Pattern
1% Feb
62
28%
•
Jam
17
1,400
3*4
100
32%
•
18%
8%
350
3%
28%
96%
Feb
300
3,700
7%
25
25
25
'
5,000
1%
32%
25
Jan
3!'* Feb
144-
3%
1%
12
25
Jan
9 To
Lighting
25
redeemable
Jan
130
3Ti
58'%
3%
32-lb
3
700
Jan
25%
Simmons-Boardman
25
preferred
preferred
redeemable 1st preferred
redeemable 1st pfd series A
5 %
25
Jan
9%
Siraca American
Jan
11
Smith
1st pfd
Jan
5% Feb
3%
Jail
102
Slick
Pacific Gas 6s Electric 6%
Jan
8%
27
Jan
100
V
5!a
Jan
9TB
65
Jan
1%
l
24
11% Feb
.--25c
Jan
95%
57%
41%
4Va
Feb
Jan
-
—5,000 ir
Publications—
pi-eferred-%
•
Silvray
60%
14u
P
5 % "/o
2
Inc
Feb
75
99%
1%
58
—1
Corp
Feb
143
Ti
17
2
--1
10c
—--1
Corp
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
82%
1
Securities
2
Jan
Jan
1
*
common
97%i
7
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10a
Overseas
2%
9%
1
common
2
Jan
v
*
B
82
99%'
100
Ltd
Corp
10
•
preferred
Okonite Company common
Old
2 !o
—1
50o
3%
3%
3
10c
Silver Creek Precision
Company
25%
141
141
15,100
1,500
100
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Co
24%
-1
-25
Corp
Class
Feb
7
1,900
~5% ~5%
■—
of America common
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
Sicks Breweries Ltd—
Shoe
Va
11
500
7%
Jan
19!a
4 V2
300
5
7%
»
6%
Jan
11%
4%
Minings
Denu
common
69
11%
4%
7%
Jan
Jan
26%
Sherwin-Williams
89%
23,500
9
'■
common
Jan
Silex
Oceantc
J
Jan
50
500
%
10!
20c
5 Va
92%
2
%
--1
.
Shawinigan Water & Power.
Sherman Products Inc
1%
2%
Class A
6Ti
71
class B
3%
•
%
~9%
10%
10°
7
Jan
22%
1
«r—
77%
Jan
3i!i
Warrants
Nuclear
—
GeneralInc—
Bros
6%
5%
23% Feb
Jan
Jan.
400
92
Jan
iil
Jan
7
X69%
7%. Feb
Jan
6%
92%
pfd—100
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd
1
9% Feb
Jan
9%
Corp of America
Servomeclianisms Inc
5Ta
4%%
Pub Serv
Jan
Jan
J%
2%
Servo
50
Co
RR
Northern Ind
7-
6Vt
•
Jan
1
Northeast Airlines
900
500
2
Jan
Feb
12,200
7%
23%
A,400
Jan
Jan
%
8%
7
22% Feb
2%
Jan
4%
%
8%
"V.
21% Feb
2
6 T'8
2%
700
2
6%
900
22%
22
Jan
5
4,400
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
•
Feb
19 V4
22
Feb
Feb
:
19 %
Jan
7%
Feb
i',r
Jan
1%
4%
3
Jan
18 !a
I8V2
193/i
3
4%
20 Ti
2,300
4%
3
600
19,000
1,100
4%
Jan
7% Feb
21,000
13,000
3%
18
Jan
83a
24,900
'
1
25
Jan
Jan
7Va
2&
l-flr
h\r
Jan
26
14%
13%
19%
19
19%
23! 4
common
3%
-
Jan
400
200
7%
Co
4Ti
im'-m
13
2,200
TVs
2
Steel
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd—00c
Western Airlines
—*"—
6
10
16
2
Jan
4%
27'%
14'A
7%
15
Jan
1%
j
High
8
Jan
5%
600
Low
15%
"7%
———»*
3
—.■
10
North American Royalties Inc
North Canadian Oils Ltd
Say re
3 Va
*
*
Inc
4%:
1%
Range Since Jan.
High
44
Jan
7/a
Sales
Seaboard
1%
Jan
39%
15,200
Shares
14
—25c.
(Del)
6s Fisher Co-.
Oil
Sentry Corp
Serrick Corp
1%
5%
B
Millft\g Co Ltd
San Diego Gas 6s Electric Co—
*
Cumulative preferred 5% series—20
Cumulative preferred 4 % % series_2Q
Cumulative preferred 4.40% series_20
3.60% preferred
—20
Carlos
Feb
11%
1/V Jan
11%
2.50
8
Jan
%
/ggg
for Week
Low
14%
common
,—.
9%
13% Feb
1%
500
10o
American Cement class A
100
Inc
li70
% Jan
200
11%
43
4:1
~1*A
Ltd
Corp
Lawrence
ScuUin
1%
Inc
Corporation
Nobeen-Ketay Corp
Norfolk Southern Railway
Class
Jail
1%
U
1
Nartmte
North
Jan
A
1,100
%
10
10
-1
Slines_.
Nipissing
7*/a
11%
Ltd
Mines
23%
Jan
iV Jan
131% 132%
1
Merchandise
York
Nickel
Jan
5*4
1%
17
S
19%
3,800
Monday, February
Weck'»_
Range
Last
Sale Price
Par
Jan
*
Oils
Honduras Rosario
New York 6s
New
1%
800
%
*1%
York Auction Co common
New
Jan
.
of Prices
Friday
STQCKS
American Stock Exchange
1,800
7
'/li
1%
100
Co common
Superior
New
6s
n
jtt
1
20a
1
Land
Oils Ltd
Arizona
New
8%
7
•
I EBRUARY 11
High
Low
1
800
.
EXCHANGE
WEEK {ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High
—8
Chamberlain
New
Low
1%
New
50c
Shares
1%
Bristol Oils Ltcl
New
of Prices
THE
FOR
for Week
1%
Neptune Meter common
Nestle-Le Mur Co common
New
RANGE
Range
Electric Corp——:30c
Union
National
Sales
Week'a
.
Chemical
Gas
Co
of
Corp
9
•
Canada-,
Co
Yards
of
4
Omaha
:
20
.6
75%
20%
20%.
—
100
4% Jan
68% Jan
-
7%
Jan
19%
Jan
6
75
2
7»«
20
2
Feb
Feb
Jan
Feb
Number 5717
Volume 187
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
..
(805)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
FOR
THE
WEEK
ENDED
FEBRUARY
11
'
'
Week's
Friday
stocks
Last
Aaurl«ui Stoek Exchange
•
•
Par
Aircraft Products
United
United
Shares
Low
1
5%
5A
__
—10c
%
•
Elastic
Low
6%
5U
2,500
5%
9,900
5
%
7,500
ft
Amer
N
J
RR
—10s
Canal-
&
—
—100
Profit
United
Sharing common.. —25
10%
preferred
;
U S Air Conditioning Corp
—10c
Foil
class
U
S
U
S Rubber
B
Reclaiming Co
Universal
Marion
10 Va
Jan
5,000
%
Jan
19%
Jan
2%
2%
100
2Va
Jan
2 Va
Jan
Jan
38%
Feb
1%
38
36%
Va
2,200
31
1
Jan
24% Feb
3%
200
3%
Feb
1%
1%
5,500
l'/a
Jan
39%
41%
.900
39%
Feb
44
3%
4Va
Jail
14%
14%
23%
24%
5%
5%
Sugar
Hanover
7s
A 78
4%
1
No
f
Jan
(not
25
Jan
dividend.
5,400
4%
Jan
4Va
Jan
Name
changed
Venezuelan
Vinco
Jan
4% Feb
3%
3%
3%
9%
4 V*
2%
2%
Feb
tive;
38 %
Feb
1927)
1947
Oil
a
Deferred
distribution,
3%
1
Vogt
•
Manufacturing
Silver-Lead
9%
1
Corp
—
20
2
Jan
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
3 Va
-100
Waitt & Bond Iftc—
—I
Jan
4Va
Jan
9
Jan
9% Feb
9,400
3Va
Jan
4%
Jan
300
2Va
Jan
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
2% Feb
——
— —
$2 cumulative preferred
61%
140
56
2%
60%
—
200
2
2%
—30
Wallace & Tlernan Inc.
1
25%
25%
Below
listed
on
Webb & Knapp Inc.
$6- series preference
1
—10c
*
-
—1
"•2%
Wentworth Manufacturing
-1.23
1%
West Texas Utilities. 4.40% pfd
Leaseholds
Ltd
i,
-
__20
.
Westmoreland Inc.,
Intermit Oil CO.
the
Inc
1
common..
preferred
iff
Jan
1 Va
Jan
12
10
108%
Jan
119 Va
Jan
Feb.
Jan
17 %
2%
.5fa.
,
preferred-—
25
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4% % pfd
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
Wood
Woolworth
-1
(F.W) Ltd—
.
,—8
Va
Va
4%
67
Stock
26
Jan
27%
27
trials
RaUs
Rails
ities
72.53
153.29
93.33
88.85
80.95
108.70
Total
40
Bonda
92.37
88.87
88.82
Jan
38ya
107.77
72.40
152.39
93.11
88.81
80.86
92.53
106.43
72.12
151.17
93.17
88.81
80.82
92.47
441.21
105.38
71.64
150.44
93.22
88.85
80.72
92.35
88.78
106.05
71.74
150.47
93.31
80.97
00.83
92.35
88.86
13
Jan
1 Va
Date—
10%
11 Va
22 ya
23 V*
250
9V4
19 ya
1%
2y8
500
i%
Jan
2%
Feb.
10
78.88
High
Feb.
11
78.66
Low
Wed.
Jau
Jan
1958
Range for
Closing
Mon.
Tues.
11 Va
11,900
4,900
88.81
(35 Stocks)
Jan
Jan
62
445.94
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Ine.
Jan
40
Feb.
12
77.94
80.04 Feb
5
72.75 Jan
2
-
Range for
1957
95.07 July 26
Jan
ll1/*
1%
Jan
Thurs.
Feb
23Vi Feb
200
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
16 Va
Jan
7 Vi
4
2,000
3%
Jan
4
15%
16
175
99
99
10
V*
13 V4
13%
18%
46%
44 V4
77.93
High
77.92
14
Jan
3%
Feb.
13
Low
71.50 Dec
24
Feb
5V4
Fri.
Feb.
Jan
6,100
1,750
10%
7%
13 V*
13 Va
14%
15
16
7Va
6%
4
15%
.
13
Jan
16%
Jan
93 Va
Jan
99
Feb
13% Feb
12V* Feb
18%
100
17
Jan
19%
46 %
1,800
39 Va
Jan
Jan
The SEC index of stock
the closing prices of the common
composite and by major industry
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
Interest
Period
5-& Feb
on
Feb
groups
1957-1958-
Percent
3,400
~1%
1,200
10
Friday
Last
Sale Price
9%
Jan
Jan
"l%
Jan
11
Jan
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
$37
96%
$130
High
Higb
—0.1
365.0
292.3
384.6
385.6
—0.3
472.5
366.6
350.5
350.1
+ 0.1
438.7
325.2
415.8
418.0
—0.5
235.7
237.5
—0.8
160.4
Composite
Manufacturing
159.7
+0.4
163.5
146.1
Jan. 31, '58
308.1
—:
—
Durable
Bonds
Range
Since
Jan. 1
Sold
Low
No.
High
96%
Low
Change
308.4
Feb. 7, '58
—
Goods
Goods
503.5
?
Week's Range
Low
June-Deo
Jtme-Deo
Quar-Feb
June-Dec
Jan-July
prices based
stocks for the week ended Feb. 7, 1958, for
46% Feb
5
__10«
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Jan
15
250
iA
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug ,1 1908
Edison 2%s series A 1070
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978
Stocks
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Jan
Jan
9ya
Boston
ities
Jan
26
ift
Exchange
Util¬
roads
440.24
Feb
Jan
50
9%
Steel ft Pump 4s lnc debs 19A4
Appalachian Elec Power 3 %s 1970
Grade
-
Non-Durable
American
Grade
Jan
200
•
A Amer
Indus¬
—
Jan
133
26 Va
8,800
£1
BONDS
65
442.35
.
.
93% Jan
Jan
Feb
120
,~5s
6%.
preference..:
Wright Hargreayes Ltd.____
Zapata Petroleum Corp
;
'
20
Jan
--
Amer dep rets-ord reg——
:
4%
200
4%
125
Jan
26
2
common
1%
91%
■
_•
Woodall. Industries Inc_i,—
Woodier Petroleum
2%. Jan
500
26 Va
100
Newspaper Machine—...
10
Util¬
Jan
300
26
..1
:
Second
Rail¬
Jan
2
17
26
1
common—
First
Feb
1%
~~ft "iVa
10
13
100
1
10
Total
448.76
10
67
s
10
-
Brothers
-Bonds-
15
11
Feb.
Va
25
..1
.
Wickes (The) Corp
Williams-MoWllliams Industries—
.Williams (R C) & Co———
Wilson
Ex-
Averages
20
7
Feb.
60Va
....lOo
Wichita River Oil Corp
Feb.
Feb.
Va
1
——.
Jan
00 Va
10
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
•
x
the
Jan
Jan
1%
~4%
2%
17%
Jan
400
120
Jan
Jan
1%
—
t
i.
dividend,
trials
27 Vi
2%
— —
Amer dep; rets ord shares.:;
...la
.Western Tablet & Stationery com—•
Westmoreland Coal——..!
I
39
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonda
New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
are
Date
Jan
.100
*
Jan
65
Jan
17%
2%
17%
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd—100
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
v
37 Va
37%
Indus¬
if
112
112
.
-Is
conv
46
(not included In year's range),
d Ex-interest,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
10
24%
;
1%
1%
ft
Webster Investors Inc (Del)
Weiman & Company Inc
8%%
56
43%
1
46
37 Va
56
79
44%
•
16
57%
30
500
5,200
18,400
25%
1
l'/a
'
Jan
14%
—
——
1
Waltham Precision Instrument Go_
White Stores
46
Stock and Bond
Jan
3Va
•
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext
7%
preferred
-J
99%
-Stocks•
Aircraft Co
White Eagle
99%
$53
y
w
,
.
$72
delivery transaction
g Ex-stock
_
$72
May-Nov
—Aprll-Ocl
Co
2
Western
$65
$ 57 %
Co
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Waco
99%
$35
$165
"w 1,"
200
4
161 Va
99%
—
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
"conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust certificates;
when issued; "w w," with warrants; "xw," without warrants.
80
1,500
1,100
9%
High
161'/a
—
$169
Abbreviations used
Feb
Jan
700
3%
Low
in year's range.)
r Transaction
for cash (not included in year's range),
Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
A Bonds
being traded flat.
tFriday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
^Reported In receivership.
80
2%
Jan. 1
No.
included
30%
1.400
$196%
June-Dec
Range Since
Sold
to Sinclair
Corporation
Vulcan
200
36%
Van Norrrfan Industries warrants
Venezuelan Petroleum
4%
80
May
Ex-liquidating
15
Jan
35%
of
Bonds
High
Germany—
Par value,
Jaii
2%
35%
5
..Feb-Aug
1947
(City of)
(Issue
13%
80
5
1947
A7s
(Issue of Oct 1927)
1947
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
June-Dec
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
Mar-Sept
Peru
(Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan l 1997—
Jan-July
Rio de Janeiro stmpd
(Plan A) 2s 2012__Jan-JuZy
V
-
6s
7s
1939
Jail
5%
Munio
Hanover
22%
5%*
Friday's
Bid & Asked
(60% redeemed)
.Feb-Aug
(Prov) 6 %s 1949—
..Feb-Aug
a Lima
City (Peru) 6%s stamped 19581.
Mar-Sept
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2Vas 2008—
-May-Woo
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
a
\r
Valspar Corp common
$4 convertible preferred
VanadlumrAlloys Steel Co
Cons
secured
25,300
4,600
14%
23%
2
a
f
1% Feb
15
Corp
German
AS
Feb
30,300
3
Universal Products Co common
Utah-Idaho
Feb
9
1 Va
*
•
—10
Insurance
Universal
Jan
Jan
ft
—250
Oil
3ft Feb
189
23%
—500
Corp
400
Jan
%
common
Corp
American
%
Feb
4% Feb
Jan
1,500
10
9
185
Jan
33
22%
38
Stores
lVa
Jan
a
1
Universal Consolidated
1 Va
7
Corp
United
60
a
Jan
23%
— —
Vitamin
187%
1
10
-—.1
States
Universal
1%
1
United
Jan
5%
3%
—
186
—
or
Sale Price
Low
6%
Jan
Last
Period
High
\
Jan
29
Interest
American Stock Exchange
A Jan
A
300
..
4% Feb
dep rets ord registered
United
33
32%
—
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
Milk
Corp
Products common
United Molasses Co Ltd—
■
Range Since Jan. 1
High
6%
—-
r
for Week
6%
United Cuban Oil Inc—
United
Range
common —50c
United. Asbestos Corp
'
of Prices
Sale Prlee
■"
"
Sales
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance
Mining
-
"
317.5
404.1
210.8
r
279.2
Service
276.4
+ 1.0
292.1
254.4
273.9
and
277.8
—1.4
402.3
262.8
97%
43
10
96%
135
92%
92%
93
32
92
93 Va
83%
83
83%
16
77
83%
Transactions at the New York Stock
11
45
4934
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
Exchange
-
\
1st mortgage
May-Nov
May
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
-Jan-July
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%% llQ tr ctfs—
Midland Valley RR 4% j 1963
April-Oct
:
4s
series A
1993—
—,
•
National Research Corp—
6 s convertible subord debentures 1976.
New England Power 3'As 1961
.
47
$38%
-A 1st
mortgage 4s series B 1993
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Flying Tiger Line 5 %s conv debs 1967
Giiantanamo & Western RR 4s 1970
49%
1
96%
98
98
$51%
82
38
40
96%
79%
Jan -July
May-Woo
96%
55%
92
Stocks
No.
99
51%
1
54
Feb. 10
Jan-July
April-Ocf
April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964.
June-Dec
3 V, s 1970 —.i
I
Jan-July
Public Service Electric &;Gas Co 6s 1998
Jan-July
Rapid Electrotype 7s deb 1967
May-Wop
Safe Harbor water Power Corp 3s, 1981
May-Woo
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62—Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Mar-Sept
3 Vas series A 1973
:
Jen-July
3s series b 1973
.Feb-Auy
2%s series C 1976
Feb-Aug
3y8s series D 1976
3s series E
3s
series
3%s
84%
80%
99%
08%
84%.
99%
99
Tues.
Feb. 11__
Feb. 12
1,899,571
2,109,400
2,031,690
Thurs.
Feb. 13.
1,891,954
Fri.
Feb. 14.
99
F
1981
H
$95
12
99%
$133
84
83%
88
84
98
97%
$90
136
64
96%
99
89 Va
~6
87%
89%
8.
Government
Railroad
97
89V*
94
99%
89Va
$88
97%
104%
104%
108 Va
3
108
9
109
109 % 109 %
97
97
&
and
—
61
5
102
61
94%
97%
$102
series,B 1951.
Danzig port
&
Waterways 6%# 1952
24,000
$164,051,700 • $141,886,100
69%
101%
or
95%
99
Friday's
Bid & Asked
97
High
Bonds
Sold
No.
565,945
19 Va
572,055
2,879,886
19 Va
$358,000
$97,000
Thurs.
Feb. 12
506,385
623,746
Feb. 14_
-—
1958
Jan. 1.
113
12,000
3,000
29,000
40,000
Feb. 12-
High
Stocks—No. of
^
Shares—.
Corporate
Bonds
$2,000
5,000
5,000
9,000
124,000
$38,000
$493,000
Jan. 1 to
Total
1958
Feb. 14
1957
2,879,886
4,024,245
19,487,593
28,687,598
$358,000
$346,000
38,000
16,000
$2,294,000
$1,601,000
97,000
38,000
313,000
254,000
333,000
280,000
S493.000
$400,000
$2,861,000
$2,214,000
113
19%
1957
Total
Bonda
$87,000
59,000
65,000
158,000
17,000
Bonds
Foreign government
Foreign corporate —
19%
$13,000
42,000
57,000
120,000
67,000
Feb. 11
Domestic
$122
$72,000
611,755
Feb. 10-
Tues.
Wed.
Range Since
Low
Government
Bonds
Week Ended Feb. 14
$190
Feb-Aug
Domestio
Bonds
Shares)
Mon.
Foreign
Foreign
Stocks
Week's Range
-_April-Ocl
Jan-July
$23,653,000
Fri.
63%
101 Va
$149
—...
■A6s
$21,999,000
103
24
54
Low
A
6,246,000
135,581,100
(No. of
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
-
$4,000
29,000
7,982,700
156,036,000
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
TotaL
ventral Bk of German State & Prov BanksAds "series A 1952
$35,000
4,000
850,000
22,764,000
$35,000
$4,000
1,089,000
20,906,000
92
53
$95%
Bale Price
72,245,159
Industrial
97%
102 V4 102 Vi
Friday
Last
11,942,451
—
$91%
JL
1957
72,218,440
10,002,565
Bank
110
95%
89%
4
97
$91%
61
Jan. 1 to Feb. 14
1958
1957
108 Va
6
-Jan-July
5,274,000
$21,999,000
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
105%
8
7s 1951
4,000
$4,000
89 %
6
3
67
(Germany)
298,000
$1,089,000
Total
100
99%
99%
97%
Baden
4,972,000
$20,906,000
101
104% 104%
108 Va 108 Va
66%
A
3,780,000
4,233,000
4,515,000
246,000
—
97%
period
119,000
Foreign
June-Dec
Interest
$4,197,000
247,000
4,114,000
4,269,000
Bonds
International
U.
June-Dec
bonds}
$179,000
3,533,000
2,069,950
85
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
West Fenn Traction 5s I960,
American Stock Exchange
$4,018,000
Shares
of
55
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Western Newspaper Union 6s 1959.
Sales
$84
*
Jwne-Aug
Feb-Aug
Bond
Bonds
1953
55
ii
98%
Government
Bonds
Weelc Ended Feb. 14
78
105
$93
$56 Va
Bank
Bonds
10,002,565
Total—
Stocks—No.
Total
Foreign
Bonds
99 Va
93
131%
136
—
United States
Int'l
Railroad
and Miscel,
100
88%
93
$101
1982
97%
99
99
$93
Feb-Auy
Feb-Aug
;
1979
G
90
$88%
$92
April-Oat
Feb-Aug
4%s series I
1982
Jan-July
4%s
series
J
1982...
——Mar-Sep
Southern California Gas 3 Vis 1970
April-Oct
Southern Counties Gas (Calif.) 3s 1971.—Jan-July
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3 Vis 1970
Feb-Aug
United Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
Feb-Aug
Wasatch Corp deb Cs ser A 1963.—
Jan -July
series
$99%
Feb-Aug
1978...
series
4 Vis
—
i
Wed.
82
77
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963..
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3V4S 1968
1st mortgage 3s 1971..—
of
Shares
Mon.
32
82
$86
84%
99%
39
96
33,
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
34
.
.
Monday, February
.
(806)
1953
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
range
week
the
for
14
february
ended
Week's
Friday
*
Boston Stock
Friday
stocks
i'UMt
Sale Price
Sale Pries
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
q l/n
q
96
8%
10
Jan
Jan
3
26y8
Feb
28%
Jail
173%
3,223
167%
Jan
174%
Jan
230
3ft
145,083
2¥i
Feb
3
3 8
Feb
41%
43 7a
449
40%
45%
Feb
26ya
112 V*
Rights
Anaconda Co
26%
171
.
Jan.
s Rubber
u
s
Shoe
&
Bobton
Edison
Albany rr
Boston
rers
Boston
&
125
100
25
Boston & Maine rr common..
125
49%
50
100
63
91%
33%
23%
57i%
63%
U
b
bleei
40%
411/4
57
57
■33%
j—
,23%
693
48 y8
Jan
50%
Feb
9V'8
5
8%
Feb
9%
—10
i :
i
.
40%
41
Jan
42
63
13% Jan
95%
Jan
95
30
Feb
32v2
jan
35% -Feb
1
•
90%
21%
Jan
23%
Feb
Jan
jai»
120
51%
Jan
57%
15
62%
Jan
65% Feb
85
.
37%
Jan
43
Jan
49
Jan
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20
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20
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Feb
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3
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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5%
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Jan
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27
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Texas
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American Sugar Refining com.
American Tei & Tel
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,
Range
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Last
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64
36y8
Feb
38%
Jan
48%
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Jan
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172%
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Feb
28
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Shares
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Feb
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Jan
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Dominion Stores Btn
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10
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40
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Feb
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3.70
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20
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095
Feb
28%
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68
102
3.70
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series
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100
27%
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25
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3.70
10
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,
38
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Jan
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13%
14
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Jan
39%
42%
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Canadian Cottons
11
38%
25
25%
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Jan
28
10
26
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Canadian Breweries common
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43%
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Week's
Range
of Pdoei
Last
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Jan
38
102
28Va
Canada
37
9%
66%
common.
Iron Foundries
Canada
2,270
43 %
3.70
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14
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43
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FEBRUARY
Friday
LOW
39
37!
5
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
9%
38
Preferred
WEEK
STOCKS
Shares
High
38%
9%
—
THE
for week
of Prices
Par
British
FOR
Sales
20c
4,500
15c
Feb
24c
Jan
9c
8,500
7c
Feb
11c
Jan
8 % c;
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Feb
Number 5717
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Ftiday
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STOCKS
Y
,
WEEK
£
FEBRUARY
ENDED
for Week
14
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Banco
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•
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,
Friday
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Shares
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Sales
Las*
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Sale Pries
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for Week
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Chipman JU&ke-MWes Ltd
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Cooheaour
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50c
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Consol
Cadillac
Lead
-/<■. 3,000
2.25 / 2.37
31c
50c
6c
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Ltd
7VaC
7Vac
12%
13
3,575
:
6c
a
.
2.37
31c
5c
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55c
Feb
<
Feb
Jan
67c
67c
69c
1,000
3.25
3.50
23,300
3.10
Jan
64c
63c
64c
2,000
52c
Jan
23c
Jan
Jan
•
69c
3.50
15c
23c
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8c
9c
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8,317
Corp_„
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60c
60c
2,650
-1.25
1.75
1.75
•
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Exploration Ltd—
Petroleum
Trebor
.
Ltd
Mines
Jan
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Dome
Donalda
Elder
24c
26c
6,300
13%
13 Va
100
18c
67,200
Ltd
Mines
17 %C
1.
Ltd—
Mines
1
Metal
Mines
15c
a60c
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——1
Oil & Minerals lac
Empire
Fab
25c
13 Va
Ltd—:
—_
•
1
-
_
Fundy
—
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Gaspe
Feb
12c
22 V*
Jan
24%
Jan
11c
Ltd
Mines
11,000
3,600
53c
58c
9,300
52c
Jan
58c
3,500
3c
Jan
6c
1.46
200
8c
8c
1,000
500
...
55c
55c
8c
6c
8c
a21c
a21c
ii25c
1.55
Jan
1.30
1.75
Jan
1.57
Hillcrest
Collieries
52c
64c
Ihdiah.-Lake
Mines.
Ltdi————1.—
-1
10,500
6c
Feb
21c
Jan
Jan
47 Vic
13%
Jan
15%
15 %
65c
."■■I
65c
760
a85.c
14,000*/* I
67c
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100./ /
7c
7c
Jan
5c
Jan
78c
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20 Va
10,000
65c.i,;-
51c
65c,
30c
29 c
32c
.
4c
Jan
7c
287,200
23%
Jan
28c
9c
Jan
25C
Jan
..
16.3CO
.
5c
4c.
30c
30c.
Kontiki Lead &
Mines
Zinc
Ltd—,
4 17'a
—
Exploration
Feb
Jan
30C
33c
20c
3ViC
''.
i"
" 3c
Jan'
Ltd
Lingside Copper Mining Co LtdLithium Corp of Canada Ltd
Petroleums LtdLouvicourt';Goldfield Corp
1.
15
1,000
700
■t
Jan t;
Gas
Acme
—
Feb-
Uranium
Acadia
Advocate
Mines
Feb-
Agnico
Feb
Ajax
3,000
2V2C Jan
74c
3,200
61c
1.57
2,000
7c
23c
23c
5,500
3,000
Ur anium Mines
100
4.30
Jan
5c
7 VjC
11,500
18c.
15c
>
23o
9c
17
Jan
4.70
Jan
Algofti
Bales
Week's
Bange
for Week
Shares
11,740
71
8c
77c
40 c
LtcL——
New
New
/'
Formaaue. Mines
34c
70c
Jan
Feb
30c
20
35
19%
92 %
92%
25
92% Feb
7c
7c
3,200
5c
Jan,
8c
Jan
13c
Jan
Feb
Allied
Jan
Aluminium
Jan
16c
Jan
Aluminum
48c
14c
14c
500
Feb
I60
2.60
2.75
12,000
2.31
Jan
3.29 Jan
*
8Va
8 Vn!
350
8%
Jan
8% Jau
8 Vi
8Vi
44Vic
8 Vi
5
44c 44 Vic
2,095
3lc
Jan.
45c
53c
53c
1,800
45c
Jan
53c
Feb
New Jason Mints Ltd——
Feb
12,200
33c
Jan
45c
Jan
6c
6c
6c
19,000
5c
Jan
7C
Jan
2,150
Ltd_—1
Mylamaque
New. Pacific
Explorations
Coal
Oils
&
Ltd
u-20c
Amulet
New West
Nickel Rim
Mines Ltd——
Jan
/ North Canadian Oils Ltd————
Lead
40c
Feb
65c
Jan
Anchor
10%
Feb
Anglo
Jail
Anglo
85c
Jan
Anglo
28,300
6,000
Jan/f/
33c
35c
Feb
Feb !■/•
.:30c
1:
39,500
33c
Feb
13C
Feb
■
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'1
Jan
700
6c
Jan
9c
Jan
2,000
7c
Feb
7c
22c»;
10,000
17c
i't
36c
Jan
5,300
85c
Jan
18,250
5c
Jan
/< 6c
Jan
-
178,600
■
5,000
5,000
1.30
15c
5 Vac'
2,000
12c.
15c
5,500
1.51
25,250
3.00
100
3.70
4.55
Jan
Jan
Feb
26c
Feb
3c
.
Jan
5c
Jan
Jan
13c
Feb
1.00
Jan
1.35
/. 10c
14,550
.
Feb
1.51
Feb
3.25
Jan
Jan
4.55
Feb
Feb
8c
Jan
H
^
Jan
21c
;
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3 00 Jan
,
Feb
5 Vic
5c V Feb
Jan. /
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18,400
Gi c'
1.32
10c
..
,
200
3.00
3.20
.tr
Okalta
Oils
6c
1.50
Orchan Uranium Mines Ltd—
,
14c
800
4,300
1
Pemrbec. Mining Corp.
12 Vac
19c
23c
26c
40c./ 36V2C 44Vbc '
v 18c
"..
15c
18c
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1.80 V
f:
1,80
1—■
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85c;
5c
12 Vic
11c
Producers
V.
'/
lie*
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Feb
%29c
Jan
48c
Jjpi
20c
Jan
15 c
•"
Feb
Jan
10,000
;"I 2c
12.300
/>;. 10c
1.96
Feb
70c
2.63
2.77
1,400
45c
.1,000
2.77
6.65
.1.80
45c/f,, 45c
Ltd—
22c
Jan
3^c / Jan
*
Prove- Gas
Feb
18c
-
18c
500
i.
Feb
Feb
2,900
.
6c
1.50
Jan
3,000
1.80
*y 85c
—
Jan'
1.18
6.00
11,500
20,678-
•I
•
14c
33,900
25c
Perm® G& Oil Ltd 4 Vs.% pfd—il—_1
6c
8,600
14c
Partridge. Canadian Explorations LtdJ ..
Paudash Lake. Uranium.;;Mines Ltd
1V
:
1.50
14c
6.00.: 6.10
Ltd-———1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd-1
.
1.35
6.10
Ltd—-_4-90c
Opemiska, Explorers
6c
■
Jan
Quebec.- Lithimn
„•M;" ..?8c
5.65i;i: ; 5.65
CoQf--i'JiL_JJ_V——_ 1
Development Ltd
1
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd——1
Rexspar yran
Jan
Jan
Jan
;6c
Jan
13c
Jan
t
'
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SteeprRock Iron Mines Ltd
—1
8.50
Feb
.
6.00 Jan
r
Jail
6c
21c
Jan
j 14c
Jan
Jan
.1.10 Feb
1.10 Fe b
•V
500
64c
56,862
20c24Vic
332,900
10 Va
100
1
Nickel
500
15c
Arjon
Asamera
Hardware
—
9.25
6,290
2:20
2.22
20c
10O
i——
Debentures
Warrants
1,400
8.V4
Aubelle
Aumaque Gold
Feb
Jan
16c
19c
12,506
12c
Jan
19c
Feb
5c
4 Vac
5o
3 Vic
Jan
20c
23c
120, Jan
1,
-it
__
'
1.85
Electric
Auto
common—
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page
42.
41
11,000
2.03
2.12
4,603
11
11%
400
9
9
1,100
102
630
4.75/
2.00
..
Jan
Jan
Jan
17
27c
2.25 Jan
•'
;
105,650
G Vic
'
Feb
5.00 Feb
17
11
4c
Jan
.»
Jan
27c
Jan
19Vac Jan
2,500
Jan
9% Jan
102
3.90 Jan
lGVi
2,225
21c
lGVi'
Jan
13
8V4 Jan
95
Feb
Feb
t
Feb
11
401
5.30
46
46
10c
Jau
7o
Feb
7c
Jan
15c
30,200
13c
Jau
20c
Feb
8c
4,000
6c
Jan
10c
.Tf>n
2.26
8c
4,408
1.93
133^ 13%
225
7c
5,000
8.10
5,882
60
13
Jau
Va Jan
5c
Jan
2.26 Feb
14
7c
Jan
Jan
——
22%
Jan
-1.70
14 Vic
1.65
1.70
2,200
11 Vic
15c
4,800
14c
Jan
19c
Jan
41 Va
42 %
1,373
38 V4
Jan
42 V\
Feb
51%
52%
1,020
51
Jan
52% Feb
47c
62 c
665,950
19c
Jan
64c
Feb
42%
52%
50c
Feb
1.85 Jan
13c
15c ;
6,525
11c
Jan
20c
Jan
55c
52 c
55c
3,340
51c
Jan
55c
Feb
27c
30c
12,850
22c
Jan
30c
Feb
16c-
19,100
12c
Jan
18c
Jan
7c
9c
15,000
6c
Jan
10c
Jan
41
41 Vi
14 Vac
pc.
41
16
•
175
18
18
25c
Jan
40
5
23c
14,000
18
Feb
Jan
27c
Jau
4,200
56c
Jan
90c
14c
15c
3,100
12c
Jan
17c
1.21
278,360
,1.06
Feb
1.55
Jan
1.65
1.69
1,500
1.30
Jan
1.69
Feb
81c
Jnn
Feb
41%
42
39%
Jan
42 Vi
65c
71c
8,900
53c
Jan
75c
Jan
13c.
16c
9,700
lOVic
Jan
18c
Jan
7c
Jan
1.35
Jan
8,796
Jan
1:30
4,000
97,604
4c
1.15
85c
Jan
58c
2,600
32c
Jan
10 Vic 10 Vic
?-
1-20
41%
Feb
10
17 Vic
1.06
76c
1
Ltd
:
—1
1,000
9c
Jan
Jan
6Vic '
60
6c
6'?c
1
1
41c
Gold
—
pfd.
Corp 5 Co
preferred
-—50
50
3.70
11?
*
*
5-60
6'"
l°-25
Traction
Tank
common
warrants
1
Oil:
Amer
60c
Feb
——
.—
—
preferred
preferred
— *—
6c
24,500
4 Vic
6 Vic
4,000
6c
Jan
10 Vic 12 Vic
17,000
7c
Jan
41c
51c
54,950
45
65
28c
•
Jan
Jan
13%c Jnn
30c
Jan
10c
Jan
7c
Jan
17%c Jan
41c
Feb
60c
Jan
41
Jan
45
Feb
Jan
48
Feb
42
95
%
47%
48
3.70
3.75
1,000
3.50
Jan
4.00 Jan
10c
12c
104,000
8V2C
Jan
16c
4.95
5.00
2.900
4.30
Jan
5.15
Jan
6%
6%
5,773
6 Vi
Feb
6%
Jan
1,559
5.25
Jan
9.25
11
'
11
Jan
Feb
48,4
—50
50 n.
--
1.50
5,000
1.35
Jan
1.80
Jan
35%
4,678
33%
Jan
36%
Jan
78
79
130
77
Jan
79
Feb
39Vi
42
85
39Vi
Feb
42
Feb
45
50
42
Jan
45
P0
"J
100
50
50
100
50
1.40
35 V4
45
l-fp
30,2
Columbia Electric—
preferred
preferred
4 Va'/«
preferred
4-%% preferred
20,600
5 Vic
6 ViQ
—
———1
1
30c
20c
45
28c
1
Uranium
Mines
&
1.60 Jan
23 Vi
13c
1
Bay
Feb
Jan
21.
-~
1
1
9.05 Jan
25
21%
•
Black
7.05jJan
125
—»—
Mines
Bidcop
7.75'
50c
Warrants
5V/
footnotes
43
25
9c
900
112
] -68
41%
70c
Yukon Mines
Uranium Wflnes—xi——
^Vi%
For
50
46
24
—1
1
-25
50o
Bicroft
4%%
Q.
Vi Jan
44
46
7 ViC
--
Mines
Bevcon
Feb
4%
P.
17Va Feb
23 Vi
•
British
JOHN'S,
Jan
22
14VaC
Corp—
Quebec Mines
British
Office:
14
23 Vi
1
Lodge Hranium
Telephone
Copper Corp
Feip
8.00
———*
Beaucage
Bridge
St., New York City, MUrray Hill 2-454S
1,390
6c
•
Brttalta Petroleum
Phillips Square
17
5 Vic
16%
25Vic
•
Bata Petroleums Ltd
Brazilian
Telephone PL-9501
16 Va
—
1
Mines
go water Gold Mines
Paper —
oymar
St. West, Montreal
71c
44
i
Mining
Uranium
Bralorne Mines
?30
Jan
14c
—
Barymin Exploration Ltd
5 Vi %
EXCHANGE
Feb
55c
2.10
—
Bo\Vater
MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE
TORONTO
•
Feb
4,900
15c
6c
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A—-1 /
5% prefferred —!
25
5Vifc 2nd preferred
——-—25
Banff Oils
50o
Bankeno Mines
——1
Bank of Montreal
;
10
Bank of Nova Scotia
10
Barnat Mines
1
Barvue
Mines
1
Bouscadillac
-
Jan
!0c
61c
2.25
Bouzau Mines Ltd
.
Jan
Jan
J
Feb
Fc#
6c
t2c
700
'
56c
Bordulac
.
J
""5c
19,250
29,200
I
14c
1
I—I
—
Avillabona Mines
18c
2.22
Jan
1
8.70
14c
1
.2—
Mines—
Mines
Mines—,
Gold
Aunor
Jan
10 %
—-——1
Mines
Bethlehem
Jap
11%
Jan
•
Jao
10 Va
Feb
24 %C Feb
'/a c Jan
9,70
35c
4.75
1
—
Belcher Minin,
a„
_
Jan
13
100
25c
—
Mines
Beaver
20c
,
Jan
65c
Jan
2.03
11
-———•
Atlin-Ruffner
>1.70
Jan
85c
Jan
Feb
1—
Atlas Steels
Jan
28c .' Jap
Feb
•
B
Associated Artists Prod com—L
Jan
.,.4.55
f
vl.33 Feb
a-J:
■
class
Jan
31c
•
—
Oil
Ashdown
Jan
72c
49 VaC
426
46
9c
——
35o
3,000
——40c
10
preferred
Gold Mines
$2.40
6c
'
Jan
9Vic
.:
8.30Q
a92c
4.00
4,000
"1.70
•
-50
50
60c
Jan
31C
1
Argus Corp common
/ S2 Vi preferred
Jan
15c
9.75
—»
Mines
Jan
Feb
45c
.
20c
Warrants
Area
10 Va
Jan
17c
——1
—
,
15c
lOVic Jan
800
Jan
9.60
Bonville Gold Mines—a.—.
Sullivan Cons Mines
8.00 Jan
-
31C
Consolidated Resources———.•
Arcadia
Belleterre
20c
10 Vi
9.60
Mines
„
24c
1
Mines
55c
Feb
1,000
5,800
-8:25
*..
80c
57C
——"
Bathurst Power & Paper class A——•
Class B
—:
—.——Hi—*
Beattic-Duquesne
—1
Jan
a90c
.
80c
57c
Jan
,r
Jan
.
80c
10c
5c
20e
64,214
Baska
30c
1.52
14,657
Feb
5,500
13c
V
5
5c
-
18c
3,000
4.50
..;V:
13c
48c
15,000
/20c
-:.
—
1.63
45 Va
23c
Jan
V+
13c
..
1
-.
2,000
14c
II—-V—1.
Corp—l
5
6,500
4.45
4.45-".,:.
48% Jan
350
60c"
Jan
.1
37c
36c,
Sr
Jan
47
46
13c
Feb
7Vic Jan
100
6c
1.10
t-
.,V
Jan
22*A
49c
2.80
~'&C'\5Vic
•
ShayherS-. Lajce^ Mines Ltd-——
—_i„ 1
Sheriritfe-Gord011' MliVes Ltd—
1
Stadacona. Mines. (1944>.Ltd-—
Standard Gojd Mines Ltd—
*
,vr—Y.,1.10
••
.
6c
/
5,500
20c
& Metals: Min Co Ltd_l
/ Stanlcigh .Uranium
Warrants
-J„'
8lvc,
5.65 '
.
20c
*-
Mines-_
-
20c":
Rayrock Mines Ltd——V—1
Reef Crest Gold
•'
6c
23
lit)
4.75
*
1
Jan
/90c
Jan/, /
2.49
34c
'
Quebec Oil
Feb
Jan
23
18 Vic
Mines
Rouyn
Apex
Base
./Quebec. Ghibougamau .Gold Fields Ltd_l
; Quebec .Labrador Development Co Ltd_l.
29%
•
Feb
.
3.75
Ltd————_1
60c
Jan
19c
Huronian
45c
Jan
3.00
<1945)
25
Feb
49c
American Exploration
_25c
Obalski
Jan
45c
26 Va
10,651
23%
*
Nepheline
Aumaclio River
;
22%
6,550
28 Vi
23
1
Ltd
Petroleums
Jan
Northspah Uranium Mines Ltd——1
'*
2,305
55c
27
50c
Petroleums
Anacon
9V4
Feb
Jan
20o
Larder
American Leduc
American
1:40
1.50
15% Feb
100
Jan
4.35
—_—1
Amalgamated Rare Ea»-th
•'
Vic
12
Jan
Jan
94%
51c
.
47
13c
Mines—1
Amalgamated
Feb
4c
5c
North; American Asbestos Corp——1
Nbrtlv- Amefican' Rare Metals——1
12%
39c
'
30
100
5.95
23
25
50
preferred
Feb
Feb
il3c
1.30
Nocana Mines Ltd-—'———_-l
9,727
Jan
1.40 Jan
Jan
4,145
97
5.30
23 Vt
51c
"
*
—
pfd—
Feb.
70C
26c
"4c-
11c
4c/o
Co
49c :.;Jan
34C
V Gc *
21c
1
1.60
Jan
Jan
—
common
Jan
1.20
:5c
(•
1.19
36o
3,106
15-li
14%
1.30
100
38c'
27Vi
Mining-.
Ltd
14c
35c
v
1.10
13c
■
14 Vi
77c
7c
21c
26c
1
Mines. Ltd-
1
——10C-
OviU
-
1.18-
1.45
1.30
36 Vie
45c
7,700
7c
5 Vic.
,New; Santiagd Mines Ltd——_—._—50c.
/New Spring Coulee oil<54Minerals Ltd •
.!
New Vinray. Mines Ltd—;—
1
1.35
36 Vic
6bo
33c
;>
7c
.
1.40
*
76
7c
Jan
42c
•
Jan
100
5
i-_
8% Feb
40c
Oils
Jan
19,500
7c
••
Feb
42c
common
1—
Roxana
4Vi%
45c
13c
——-1
New-
8Va
1
—
18c
-
Jan
92% Feb
1
5,400
-
9 Vac
12c
20
20
Algoma Steel
18c
12c
80c
;
4 33c
Jack Lake Uranium Mines Ltd—1.
1
Jan
Jan
20
1
39,200
10%
:•
Feb
24
Feb
Jan
18,658
;'
G0C
vV10%
40c
28%
Jan
*
A
Gold
68j/2
1,150
9c
74c
70c ;:
High
Jan
23
5.50
Feb
7 Vic
Low
24 V2
365
Uranium
debentures
11c
11,000
40c-
70
45c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
4,004
Warrants
_
Feb
Exchange
of Prices
50c
Cons
Pac
10c
,
2,500
49c
..
36c
•:
30c
23c
•
48c
"
33c
Feb
1
Yellotvknife
4c
500
>13c
.5
1
23c
Funds
Low
——10
15C
2,000
10c
.1
Ltd.
,
8V2C Jan
23%
—
Alberta
4.70
40c ;V
Mines Ltd————_1
Nesbitt La Bine
Jan
1.57 Feb
Jan
*
Explorations
Ansil
Nama Creek
80c
5c
28 Vi
common..;
Mines
Alberta Distillers
Jan
48c
...
Jan
1.55 Feb
27
Petroleums
Jan
.
„.
4 Vic Jan
3V2c
23%
Preferred
Jan
Feb
Jan
13c
.1
21MiC Jan
23%
Ltd
Shoe
30c
5c
—:_11
Mining-,Cqrp of Canada, Ltd.——_
Monpre-; Mining Co Ltd,.——'.
Montgary Explorations Ltd—-
Feb
34c
Jan
28 Va
Oil---
&
Mines
Surpass
17 V4
15%
.
70
Jan
20c
—•
Preferred
Jan
Jan
100
10c
:V
16c
i——1
class
Sugar
Feb
22,000
15c
.5.
6,800
14,500
23 V* Jan
100
Atlantic
Alba
15%
,.
MaritimeS Mining Corp Ltd——
Marpic, Explorations ',—.L'~——
Melntype-Porcupinc Mines Ltd—
Mercedes; Exploration Co Ltd-.
Merrill Island Mining .Ltd--Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd *.
Jan
25
Feb
«v7%c
5c
1;
21 Va
73c
Last
Paper common
6Vic
4.70
%/
*
LongfTsland
100
5.60 Feb
Jan
7c
1
Preferred
Feb
65c
Jan
30c
107,500
■
17V4
6c
15%
-1
Lake, Shore Mines Ltd——
5.00
1.55
Par
32c
1
.
15%
.
Co Ltd_l
Jan
2.64
1
Mines
Power &
Abitibi
5r/c
Labrador "Min. &
13c
15 Vic
,1.30
4-
Mines'Ltd————1/
Kerr-Addison Gold
Jan
2.23 Feb
Friday
Agnew
-
J
Ltd
Jan
57c
2,795."
•
Ltdl-l—1——1.
Mines
Jolict-Quebec
10c
Jan
28c
i
2 Vic
/ 2,000
.22%
Ltd voting trust——•:—1
Feb
74c
STOCKS
Akaitcho
Jardun. Mines
16c
7Vic Feb
Sale 1'rles
36c
4c
.
Feb
7,300
—
Osuiln
••...... 1,
International, Ccraniic Mining Ltdi—_1;
lso Uranium Mines————1 /
1.75 Feb
16c
74,510
23
Toronto Stock
Jan
Jan
1,200
4c
Is/'
1.75 Feb
300
Jan
1.26
-
216
1.57
Jan
2,500
4c
*—.
Ltd.—
tiollinger Coils Gold Mines Ltd-——
Feb
2.30
23
3 Vic
ll
Feb
13c
1
15:
>
60c
Jau
1,000
20c
-'"""
_• •
Ltd
Feb
5Vic Jan
40c 41 Vac (
Lake Gold' Mines Ltd. ,_1.
Headway Red
Jan
2,500
Jan
IIIII
Ltd
9c
10c
23
1
Ltd
Feb
6c
1.46
—_
Copper Corn
Jan
Jan
8c
1.75
5c
—„"— -1
Products
Petroleum
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Acadia
Haitian
Jan
8c
Jan
Feb
6c
1
Co Ltd
Mines
23c
Jan
Mines. Ltd———-
Grandroy
Gunnar
9VaC
600
54c
Age Mines Ltd—.,—__
Golden
6,000
1.65
Ltd!
Oil Ventures
Westville
Jan
Feb
5.30
Copper Corp Ltd—X
Decalta
Western
15o
1
Mines
Ltd————
Mineral
Westburne Oil
250
:
Pyrite &
Wendell
Feb
15c
2.23
2.28
*
—
Wcedon
Feb
8Vic Jan
—
Bay Copper
13 Va
;18c
5,000
♦
Ltd
Feb
lie
>
6V2C
-.
(1945) Ltd_
Fontana-Mines,
Frobisher
Jan
15c
9%C 11V2C
22Va 22%
lie
•
Falconfiridgc Nickel Mines Ltd
Fan® Mining & Exploration Inc. :IZ—1
1
Faraday5-Uranium Mines Ltd
—1."
Fatima Mining Co Ltd—1—'
a60c
9c
1134
-..v
6c
7VaC ,.llc
1
Virginia Mining Corp
Ltd——.
Ltd—1—1.
Mines
Dolsan
16c
10c
10c
Ventures
titgn
Jan
3 Vic Jan
5.30
Rights
Feb
10c
10,500
al5c al5Vic
Jan
29c
16c
Mines
United Asbestos Corp
United Oils Ltd
Feb
76c
5,500
—
Feb
7c
6c
Ltd
Trans
Jan
7 Vac
13 Va
••500
6c
6c
Jan
,
6c
5C
Titan
Jan
lOVaJan
5 Vac Jan
»
5c
Tib
Feb
1,000
1
Ta7.in
Jan
Jan
—.
Empire Oils LtdRights
.*.
Jan
11 %c
11c
Mines
*■
Lots
1
Tarbell
Jan
Jan
3.50
Mining Exploration Ltd—1
& Zinc Mines Ltd
1—1
7.15
16c
1.82
500
12%
1
1
Jan
Low
High
lOViCllVaC
Ltd.
Mines
Lake
Tache
Jan
7 Vic
1
Par
High
17 Vic
6c ?' Jan
31,200
*
«
Jan
.
6.25
2,500.
;
6c
Yellowknife Mines Ltd—1
Consol Sudbury "Basin Mines Ltd-^
*
Coulee
11c
14c
10,700
-
Conk Quebec
Continental
9 Vie
-
1
Denison Mines Ltd
consolidated
8c
10c-
2.37
Low
r
2.600
2,700
11c
-Consolidated Bi-Ore Mines Ltd
*"*
•'
7.00
8c
;—l
Ltd_l
Gold/Mines
r+*?\
6.60
1
.
Minfere Ttfngava.*
Cbrapagnle
i-
...14.%c / ~14VVe I' isc
1
Ltd-——
Oils
Kio
Low •; man
Par
:
Ltd
39
92
316
88
Jan
92
Jen
47
48%
451
47
Jan
48%
Feb
50
50Va
1,007
48%
Jan
50%
Feb
Feb
The Commercial and
40
Financial Chronicle
Monday, February
(812)
17
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Sale I'ric*
Par
British Columbia Forest Products
111
Columbia
Power
British Columbia
Broulan
ll3,a
Brunhffrst
Low
5,470
Jan
12%
Feb
Consolidated
469
16
Jan
13
Jan
Consolidated
Marcus
50
11
Jan
13
Jan
Consolidated
Mlc
30
38%
3!) '.it
2,950
37
Jan
39%
Jan
Consolidated
Telephone.
43
•42'/a
43 lu
300
54c
54c
50c
5,300
9'fi.
9'%
9%
2,035
5%c
5C
5%o
0c
6c
1,000
2.GO
2.50
2.70
24,396
7c
:
Mines
7%e
3,500
.
__
Anlserite
05c
Buffalo
'Red
Building
Ltd
class
...
85c
800
G%c
—
A
6%c
3.000
38%
505
5%
—.
v..
5%
5%
—.
B
Hill
10,500
37%
Products
Lake
5'lit
145
9c
1,000
100
Ext
Dc
Burlington
100
12%
12%
12%
U%
10%
11%
389
36c
_
36c
1,000
Cabanga
Mines
Calalta
Oils
f
Consolidated
Consolidated
4c
Jan
7%C
Jan
Consolidated
2.50
Feb
5c
Feb
75c
Jan
Class
Feb
1.03
Jim
Consolidated Regcourfc
8c
Jan
Jan
38%
Jan
5V2
Jan
5%
Jan
5%
Feb
5% Feb
9c
12% Jan
12%
Jan
IOV4
Jan
11
B
—
Jan
41c
Jan
Jan
Jan
65c
Jan
Feb
21%
Jan
Corby.
28c
Feb
3.00
Feb
4.0U
Feb
4.35
Jan
5.15
Jan
Cournor
5.15
Jan
7.15
Feb
Craig
Feb
Oree
27%
6%
25
25%
51 %
1.75
1.90
2,200
Atlantic
class
Collieries
Curtis
Decalta
Gas
Jan
36%
Feb
Crowpat
34%
2,425
34
Jan
34 %
Jan
Cusco
83
56
80
Jan
83
Oil
Cos
27%
28
35c
Jan
Feb
Jan
28
Jail
Devon
9%
Feb
10%
Jan
Diadem
35c
39c
26,900
Feb
45c
Jan
14%
450
14%
Feb
14
485
13%
Feb.
14%
Jan
28%
Jan
29
35c
850
1.00
17,500
4.00
72c
4.75
680
72 c
72c
1,275
1.45
1.55
3,200
8c 12 Vac
15,000
5.60
15%
0.00
18,037
10
375
15%'
250
13 V4
5
1.01
4.00
65c
1.40
8c
5.40
9%
15
Jan
Jan
5%
Feb
Jan
1.13
-100
Jan
Jan
4.85
72c
Jan
1.00
Jan
Feb
18 %c
Jan
Jan
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Mines
44 VT
Jan
47
Feb
100
15
Jan
15%
Jan
9%c
10c
10,250
11c 11 Vac
4,000
9 !■>('
20c
0,940
17c
Jan
20c
17c
13,200
12c
Jan
17c
7%
175
2.85
2.85
100
2.85
27c
20o
27c
14c
17c
10c
11%
3,887
10 %
Jan
5.20
220
4.60
Jan
6
0 %
1,270
5%
Jan
%
100
13%
Jan
22c
27c
17,125
27%
27%
3,347
25%
Jan
60
97%
Jan
100
9.00
Jan
100
100
100
9.50
9.50
2.00
2.30
-
3,930
19c
1.90
Jan
Jan
23%
24%
7,098
20%
Jan
14 %
14%
—444
14%
Feb
16%
1.45
1.40
<*
24
24
24
10
9c
10c
10,020
88
1.50
5,775
88
00
92
92
92
20
23
23
265
18c
17c
18c.
20c
1.40
24
6c
12
Jan
5.45
7%
15
Jan
Jan
Jan
29c
27%
100
Jan.
4c
20%
20%
27
2.7,05,
8.20
8.40
13%
12%
13%
2,285
4,094-
Feb
Feb
97%,
*
Coal
L0%
•
20%
.
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11
18%
•
53%
53
54:%»
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11
10%
11%
0,833
*
7%
7%
705
*
50o
50c
100
common
Stores
Textile
common
—
Mines
18c
1,475
1
Copper Co
12 VaC
Feb
Jan
1.78
Jau
1.75
Jan
2.00
13c
130
14c
4,500
lie
Jan
17c
Jau
9 Vise
9c
11c
33,500
9c
Jan
15c
Jan
Eastern Asbestos
Eastern
Eastern
Elder
El
Alining
&
Flooring
Eureka
class
Federal
Grain
class
Fleet
Canada
of
Jan
Fruncoeur
21c
Feb
Fraser
Petroleum
Jan
05c
Jan
1.32
1.42
Jan
Jan
7.30
Feb
Jan
4.00
7.15
Jan
Co
of
*'robisher
Ltd
Fruehauf
Trailer
8,900
8c
8c
8c
2,000
1.80
1.90
1,100
7%o
8%c
Jan
23,000
5 r'o
6c
Jan
12c
Jan
2.400
Geco
17c
Jan
22c
Jan
General
II.c
Jan
16c
Jan
General
33%c Jau
Jan
General
6,009
5,600
15c
7,200
50c
Jan
9%C Jan
2.05
Jan
72c
Feb
Jan
52c
Jan
Gatiueau
*
_
IHi
8
%
19c
1
14%c
—
23c.
1
6c
51c
7,800
300
2.35
Jan
2:80
Jan
100
Geo
4.00
Feb
5.00
Jan
Giant
2.12
2.39
8
8%
18c
52,300
1,015
23c
19,500
14c 15 %c
5,50(i
23c
5c
24c
101,500
Go
11%
2.10
2.10
4.500
1,500
■
200
40c
1.80
7%
14c
30%c
20 %c
5c
10
2.10
9%
200
9
110
177
87
-2.50
09 C
08c
I
75c
16.050
31c
30 %c
32c
4.000
20c
26c
3,375
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8 %c
9c
5,000
8c
9c
5,500
13c
10c
34,449
!
1
_
—
—
8
•
III
J 5c
*
8c
Jiin
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
2.29
8%
27c
36%c
47 %c
9c
Jan
12
Feb
3.50
Jan
9%
Jan
50c
Jan
26c
135
._H—_!!
Giant
Jan
Glacier
Glenn
Jail
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Goldfields
35c
Jan
Grancluc
Jail
Great
9c
Jan
7c
Jan
10c
Jan
7%c
Jan
19c
Fell
8c
9c
2.000
Jan
10c
15c
33,125
12 %c
Feb
20c
32,319
10 %
Jau
3.80
3.70
4.10
Ulli
28,095
3.10
Jan
4.10
2.77
Feb
2.70
2.89
3.520
i
2.30
Jan
28! be
2.94
Jan
28c
30c
(i.100
22c
Jan
13%
32c
Feb
Jan
Gulf
Plains
6,900
30c
9.40
Lead
59c
Feb
9.15
9.65
13,800
8.00
Jan
9.80
Feb
39
39
160
33%
Jan
40%
Feb
71
75
2,430
66%
Jan
78%
Feb
75
17%
18%
115
7c
8c
3,000
8c
4,200
29c
Jan
40c
1.157
48C
Jan
65c
Feb
22c
4.100
20c
Jan
22c
Jan
Gwillim
23 y4
24
7.80
8.45
1.55*'—
8,500
28c
Jan
35c
Jan
Gvnsum Limp
.
?•
8c
Jan
24%
Feb
7.00
■
Jan
22%
385
Feb
Jan
5c
1,670
1.42
74
16%
Jan
9.00
Feb
1.18
Jan"
1.58
Feb
75
18%
Feb
Feb
Jan
5%
Feb
6%
Jan
4 VaC
Jan
8c
Jan
40c
42c
3,433
30C
Jan
55c
Jail
30
30%»
81Qi
27
Jan
31
Feb
103
103
103
10
101
Jan
103
Jan
8.80
8.80
9.00
1,495
5%
5%
1,100
4.90
Jan
00%
59%
61%
615
57%
Jan
65
Jan
34
34
92
33%
Jan
36
Jan
3.25
-
..
7.95
425
2.75
Jan
14c
2,600
10 VaC
Jan
0,000
27c
Jan
36c
Feb
11c 11 %c
5,500
9c
Jan
11!be
Feb
Jan
5.00
5.55
8,574
4.25
1.50
1.65
13,251
1.10
12c
15c
19,500
7%e
7%e
3,200
1
Hill
_
1
I
HI
Feb
1.65
Feb
16c
Feb
7%c Jan
8c
Jan
7c
2.000
5c
Jan
7c
Fob
30c
32c
25,310
30c
Feb
36c
Jan
5,000
9c
Jan
14c
Feb
14c
14c
135
139
85
48
48
60
1
8%C
9c
8,000
*
-Hi
Gas
5.55
Jan
Jan
9c
7c
1
-
Paper
*
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common
—50
Feb
135
45 %
142
Jan
48
Feb
ll"c
Jan
7%c Jan
40c
37c
44c
117,500
1.20
1.20
1.30
9,200
1.10
Jan
1.30
30%
29
30 %
1,567
27!«
Jan
30%
7
0%
7
1,350
0%
Jan
37
37
37
25
31c
37
.
Jan
Feb
3.00
—50
neveion—
42%
3.25
1,050
3.00
Jan
421;»
42%
200
39%
Jan
2/70
;
Lid
Feb
32 c
—50
Canada common.
HI
3.80 Jan
16c
139
Alines.
Gold
Feb
36c
13c
"""
5%
Feb
3.30
1.05
.
9.25
27c
5.55
.
Jan
13c
35c
i
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2.70
160
2.70
Feb
—1
H
H!
I
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16%
17
475
19c
24c
273,100
—1
10c
IOc
5,500
40c
7%
39
3.40
43
3.40
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
15
Jan
18c
Jan
24 %C
Jan
8 %C
Jan
11c
Jan
18
Feb
Gold.
At
ai«v>
HIXHHI
—1
9c
Dc
3,000
7c
Jail
-1
15%
16
21.060
12at
Jan
0.00
Alines
Warrants
Lake
50
8.00
a!—1
-
Alines
61c
Gunnar
Jan
Jan
39
1
Gold
Uranium
Alines
40c
45.000
59c
H
2l(i
33c
40c
H-Hl
Mums..I—III
Mines
preferred
59o.
28%c
59c
.
Alines
35c
Feb
class
Mines
Grey hawk
Gulch
Jan
100
warrants
Great
Fen
13c
100
...
preferred
$2.80
B
30
6%c Jan
270
22,050
•
—
Warrants
Jan
33
Jan
2,500
1
Northern
Jan
Jan
25'%
GO
9c
30
Gold
Lakes
$2.50
26
31
30
Jan
40c
Uranium
Grandroy
Great
Feb
Feb
15c
7c
Pro.sp
Graham Bousquct
35c
Jan
Feb
Feb
9c
■
—
6.25
lie
27
-
1.78
80c
5%
;
Canada
preferred
Jan
Jan
I_i
Mine
Goodyear Tire
20 %C Jan
Jan
Jan
5%
Munitou
Jan
13%
12 %c
Eagle
4
5.00
6c
Mining
Golden
1.18
48c
5%
Ltd-—.
Goldcrest Mines
Jan
9,400
Fob
34
Uranium
Gold
Jan
6c
:
Yellowkniie
Jan
12%
14c
Ilia
Mines
Mascot
Jan
Feb
19
30%
30
■
—
Bakeries
95c
5%c
30 %
•
1.44
IlO
-
Ltd
Scientific
Feb
12%
Flin
Geuex
15%"
Feb
18%
-20c
common
General Petroleum
4.00
Jan
73%
—15
a
preferred
2.75
14%
•17%
482-
—1
Power
Mines
2.75
113
1HI
•
Gaitwin Exploration
Gulkeno Mines :
45c
24%
8,100
Motors
40c
70c
9%
Arrow
12c
Dynamics
42c
14c
115
Crest——!!!
Iron Mines— '
lie
1-20
Co
1,700
15,018
1
—
lie
—
85c
90c
20c
Jan
8,573
1.78—
Feb
Jan
2,401
-
2.50
12c
6,700
preferred
6.90
10
Oil
80c
6.25
1
common
4.00
I'
Warrants
70c
1.61
■
Feb
21%
4,355
5.40
*
78o
G5c
200,500
-
5.80
Ltd
0.00
37c
20c
17%
Canada
Mines
3.90
e
Jan
23%--
Jan
Jail
Foundation
79c
37c
Jan
15%
Companies
French
50c
70c
Jan
-54c
2.50
71
Jan
—1
35c
Jan
16C
Class B
Jan
180
Jan
42c
17%
a
class
9c
Jan
28c
1,500
75e
Corp
1.15
7%c Jan
7,500
22%
1.68
(U Si
Canada
1.00
Jan
30c
48c
14%
Manufacturing
791
18c
Jan
25
150
17%
1
2,429
I.70
50
Jau
Feb
48
15%
:
251,500
6.10
Jan
83c
2.50
29c
1
Kirkland
21c
3.80
Jan
47
Jan
2.50
18c
:
Copper
Preferred
Federal
1.25
66c
18c
43c
-
1.34
5.45
66c
Jan
Il25o
;
17c
2,000
Jan
10c
23%
Ltd-
1.10
3.800
26c
45,200
48
ll
Faraday Uranium*Mines
FOrd
G3e
60c
113,100
«
Fanhy Farmer Candy—
Ford Motor Co
7.25
22,100
00c
15c
.
Nickel
Florida
(iOc
70c
13C
2.50
.
Explorers Alliance
Feb
Jan
G0C
50o
.25
...
Refineries
1.30
II!
Mines—H
$5
B
Tungsten
Feb
00c
III
Warrants
.
63e
Corp
Excelsior
7c
13c
—
Mining Ltd
Equitable Life Insurance
Jan
.1.IIIIIII!
Gamma—
Smelting Ltd.
Mines
Sol
22c
11
Mines!!!
Ltd
Co
...1
II
9c
Metals*--
Fell
Jan
Jan
1.35
5,830
Jan
95c
Feb
18,800
23c
Jan
Jau
10c
17,500
Furwest
1.77
Feb
17c
Jan
lie
Fargo Oils
Jan
18c
Jan
8c
1.45
Jan
1.47
Jan
8c
ll%c
50o' Jau
1.95
18c
17c
Feb
Jan
1.30
7,600
70c
50c-
1.90
23c
18,025
Jan
1.45
——
Alines
Feb
35,800
110,295
Jan
7%
Feb
1.90
Gold.
18c
20c
7 %
Amplii
Feb
Foil
Feb
55%
11%
Sullivan
Jan
Feb
20%
Malartic Alines
1.90
Feb
Jan
.Jan
East
Jan
94c
174,400.
Jan
East
12c
1.77
2.38
-
Feb
Jan
11%
Jan
.
10
.
100
Feb
East
15c
Vt
50
•»
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% -;Jan
18%
■
-
Jan
9
.
999
Dominion Tar & Chemical common
Dominion
2,060
17c
1
97
90%
395
20%
24
92
J1111
97%
Feb
23
Feb
8.40
25%
Feb
88
13%
23%
Jan
Jail
Jan
Jan
Famous Players Canadian
Jan
Jan
22%
&
Pmj
7.70
23% Jau
100
Jan
Feb
11%
1,026
Preferred
Jan
Jan
27
1.240
4.00
90
82c
14
/- 25%.Jan
7c
1
;
Feb
25 % Jan
16% Jan
1.40
Jan
23
Faleonbrldge
20%
1.00
18c
Jan
Feb
96c ''
25%
Jan
Jan
20c
03c
67c
51c
10,830
24%
10%
81
1.00
1.10
Jan
22%
Erie
13%
2.15
20c
Feb
13c
22,000
Feb
11
—100
,h
17c
7c.
Jan
5.15
88
36c,
1 Jan
55c
2.50
11%
9C
Ieu
12c
7%c Jan
1.20
16%
Feb
Jan
510
Jan
Jan
2.75
1.15
2.50
2.40
Jan
5%c
2.50
Jan
7%
,25c
10,333
2,700
1.17
Jan
Feb
2.50 Jan
...
3.500
9%c
104
55c
*
7%
2,100
17c
9%c
2.50
Jan
Jan
18c
3,900
Jan
Jan
17c
7%
27,800
1.65
12c
15 Vac
10c
42c
Jan
Jan,
19c
18c
4,575
1
9C
Feb
7%e
15 %c
13c
24
Mines!—II"
11 Vac
23
4.00
108
15
Do
30,020
I
I.
Consolidated Halliweli
40
15
12e
55c
1
F'eniutorc
Consolidated Golden
44%
14 %c
1,4%
Mines.
East
Jan
1
2.30
Enterprises
Consolidated
7c
1
50c
1
Discovery
9,000
Ltd
2.00
-
Dragon
10c
25 %
Dominion
Jan
Feb
Duviin
2.25
.20c
1
Consolidated
Jaa
Feb
60c
Duvex Oils & Alineruls
Jan
III——"
Consolidated
Feb
70c
3.50
50
Jan
Jan
A—,
Denison
8 VaC
Jan
_75o
CJallhpun
2.20
Jan
4.70
Jan
Smelting—.
Consolidated
Feb
7%e
1.03
16%
—
Consolidated
1.81
3,000
Jan
39
Min
Bellekcno
5,110
Jan
17
Cody Reeo
Consolidated
725
2.05
8 Vac
Feb
._1Q
Mines
Consolidated Beta
Jan
3.80
1.81
3.50
49C
Jan
—.100
Cliibougamau Mining & Smelting
Oil
4.00
3.50
Jan
8%e
16%
Jan
1
Allenhee
Jan
100
Jan
1
Consolidated
Jan
2.90
1,802
16
Mines
Corp
9c
Feb
149,027
37
25c
.
Development
Jan
•
3.90
Mines
7c
2.75
1.01
7.15
.
Jan
500
200
Foundry & Steel common..*
0.85
Coniugas Mines
78c
33c
9c
2.75
Bridge
Donukia
16
-1
Life
44.050
Feb
60c
2
Dominion Woollens
5
Ltd
National
69c
590
Dominion
1.87
Confederation
Feb
Dominion
Feb
—111—25
Commonwealth Petroleum
11%
9 VaC
•
Fell
120
Chesterville
Coniaurum
Dome
10
600
i
Yellpwknife
Jan
90
25c
Seagrams
Exploration
—1
Copper
10%
1
16
37
Cheskirk Mines
Coldstream
250
1
Oils
Jan
16%
27%
Equip—.
11 %
3.70
1
Gold Minos
Jan
11%
1
Mines
Jan
10%
Oil
Farm
17
1
Paimer
Steel
37
1
Mining
Jan
l
—
Ltd
Magnesium
16%
♦
Circle Bar Knit class
Coclienour Willans
16%
10%.
87c
13
Chrmo Gold Mines
300
3.60
37
20c
Cop
16%
03c
—*
—
—;
Dominion
16%
Rio-
Jaculet
17%
10%
*
Mines
Minos
Dominion
0 Ve
Gold
Chib Kayrand
Jan
1
Feii
16%
Athabaska
Charter
Jail
2
.
1
Feb
-100
Porcupine
Jan
1.75
163
2.50
«
Central
12%c
Jan
425
1
Distillers
Jan
—1
Corp
Jan
10,600
.12,640
Jan
225
common-
Quartz
7c..
1.60
10c
10
Delnite Mines
25%
125
29
Ltd
Del
Bonsai
25
959
5%
97c
Hi
Jan
60o
A—
Mines
1,844
5
3.00
I
24c
10%
1
class
Gold
28
28
Ft.,j
Jan
1.66
16%
..
3.00
5
Brov/is
Horn
28
8c
Producers
Gold
Key
9%c
9%
27%
29
-30c
GasJ
Pat
Conro
Jan
27 %
1.01
Hi
-
20c
Jan
17%
80
;
.
_
9%
*
common
2.29
1
B
D'Eldona
1
Central
Con
7c
Class
Decoursey
9.50
Asbestos
Conduits
6,010
82c
Mines
Combined
Feb
Deer
Mines
Oil
Colomac
12%
Jan
Explorations
Lake
Jan
Jail
Viclcers
Cockshutt
12
Feb
com
Oils
-
Central
Coin
190
4.85
Thorium
Natural
"warrants"
Explorers
Leather
43%
»
Pacific Railway
Chromium
12
Feb
Jan
Warrants
Chiboug
Davis
3.50
Jan
Copper Co
Candobe Exploration
Cayzor
Jan
8 Vac
Feb
Feb
17
9.70
Daragon Mines
38%
75c
4.00
Canam
Cariboo
Jan
Jan
10
Corp
Canadian Tire Corp common
Canadian Utilities 5% pfd
Cassiar
Daering
4.80
32
40 V4
warrants
Canso
Jan
Jan
25
1,452
1.50
warrants—
Captain
1.10
1,438
4,085
5.70
Canadian Petrofiiia preferred
Cauadian Prospect
Canadian Salt
Canso
2,000
8c
Jan
33%
107
2.75
_
84c
4.45
A_
6.45
Jan
1.01
9c
1.02
*
—
Minerals
4.25
8c
Gold—Ill—
preferred
18,660
•
—
37 %
12
Locomotive
Can Met
75c
5.20
Malar-tic
20c
*
Alines
43%
Warrants
Canadian
20c
Jan
-
8%c
Timber
Nest
4.15
Canadian Hydrocarbon
Canadian
950
4.85
Pep
Feb
1—3
class
3.00
Zellerbacli
83
5
Crest——III—II"
Hign
Canadian Homestead
Canadiun Husky Oil
Can Erin
Feb
34
warrants-
Securities
2.75
Pershing
42%
_
Canadian
1.75
10 %
Gen
Canadian
Orolnor
4.45
Wright
42c
2.00
14%
common
Canadian Food Products
Preferred —...
Canadian
Crcstbrook
Feb
1.00
Canadian Export Gas Ltd
Canadian Fairbanks Morse
1953
27%
55%
Jan
Jan
Crown
:
Canadian Dredge & Dock
Canadian Dyno Mines
5%
Jan
51
Crows
1
Canadian
1955
25
85
43%
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
Canadian Drawn
Steel
pfd
,
385
Jau
12.50
Preferred
Jan
Warrants
4.05
Pete
8%c Jan
Jan
104
Cunuua
13%
A
29
75
Crestaurum Mines
Jan
—>25
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
2.80
Chemical & Cellulose
Canadian
Feb
7%
90c
—IlOc
preferred
Class B
28 VB
Jan
Jan
common
Canadian Chieftain
Canadian
Jan
6
35
*
Oils
3,350
107
1
Dome
Canners
Canadian
27
100
of
2
Empire
Canadian Celanese
$1%
130
6%
75c
—25
British
Canadian
28%
28%
Oil
37%
__
400
33 %
1
Jan
—20
Aluminium
6.10
32%
100 %
....
25
150
1
Preferred
Canadian British
5.75
33
Zinc
2.799
300
~
common
Jan
12c
Jan
11 VaC Jan
13c
Feu
Jail
107
Mining
85c
common
Oil
Feb
74c
Jan
1
—:
Lead
36%
75c
Minerals
18c:
Jan
6%c
8VaC
._10
coin—
A—
Bit
30
—20
__
Breweries
Canadian
Coulee
34%
Lines
"Jan
55c
0,000
Imperial
200
warrants
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Cauadian
Cosmos
30
Petroleum
Astoria
Canadian
Feb
4,225
51%
Mortgage
Steamship
Canadian
07%
21,350
6%
Preferred
Canadian
Jan
7.15
A
Oils
Canada Southern
Canada
62%
4.00
27%
13c
23,750
9c
7,500
•
class
B
5.00
oaf.
25
24,200
71c
8c
Jan
"
Feb
22c
11%
Distillery
4.00
10
10c
07o
Jan
75c
"
9%c,Jan
s*
19
_
15o
70c
8%c
-
Coppcrcorp
0.10
—
Permanent
15 %c
Exploration
12c
23%
11c
4c
24c
50O'
.100
45c
28
8,544
Basin
1,925
23%
0c
42c
11c
Jan
Jan
Jan
31c
Jan
io%c
Feb
Couwest
-
-
38o
Tungsten
Mining.,
Consolidated West Petroleum—
Consumers Gas of Toronto
28c
lie
5%C
49c
17c *
,
6%c Jan
Jan
Feb
19% Jan
42c
Consolidated
4%c Jan.
Jan
2.00
16% Jan
19 Vac Jan
11c
Mines Ltd.
Sudbury
Consolidated
35%
Jan
14,300
7,350
5,500
Mines—
7 VaC
2.10
5,094
75c
19c 20%c
Consolidated Red Poplar Min
85o
Southern
Northland
10,674
490
28c
G3c
19c
Pershcourt Mlno
25,200
67%
23c
74c
Mines
Nicholson
Consolidated
Consolidated
28c
07
24c
1
Jan'
63c
Warrants
Canada
1
2
19%
1.80
Canada
1
Mines;
Negus
Jan
7c
2.90
4.75
Lands
Oils
Consolidated Mo.sher
7.15
common
class
4,500
19
common
Packers
18%
59c
III20
Preferred
Canada
17%
Feb
4.95
•
Canada Crushed Cut Stone.
Canada Oil
17%
Jan
1
common
Canada Malting
& Smelting
Morrison
Explor—
19 %C
—Ii
...
Iron Foundries
51c
Jan
—1
—
Campbell Cliibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Canada
36c
Jan
21c
•
common
Cement
Jan
29c
62c
Class
Canada
19c
5,513
14,330
59c
.25c
Calvan Cons Oil
10.000
40c
2.00
19%
—
Petroleum
Calgary Power
e
37c
11
5%c Jan
f
High
2.33
Jan
43%
31
Low
40c
Jan
Jan
30c
Range Since Jan.
High
2.00
9 Vb
38 %
54c
Shares
Ltd-
Gold
Mac
Ltd
Copper-Man Alines
Copper Rand Chiboug
1
Calgary & Edmonton——
30c
Mining
8%
for Week
Low
1
MinesLtd—.
Alnrbenor
12
Buffadison Gold
Cable
Par
High
13
25
Mines
Brunsman
Class
High
Sales
Range
Sale I'riot
1
12%
—
Brunswick-Mining & Smelting
Bunker
Range Since Jan.
13
a
Week'*
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Shares
121a
Mines
Reef
Bullochs
14
13
Brown Company
Buffalo
FEBRUARY
ENDED
12%
B
British
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Low
British Canadian Packers class A
Class
THE
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
FOR
Friday
Week'*
Friday
7.15
8,480
5.70
Jan
8%c
10c
84,500
4 %c
Jan
10c
Feb
32
3,915
27
Jan
32%
Jan
13c
16
7.25
Jan
Feb
Jan
Number 5717
187
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
yii
(813)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
STOCKS
Range
Shares
Par
Hard
Gold
Hasaga
Mines„__
Iron_l___
Headway
Red
Gold
Heva
Gold
Low
7,520
8 %c
Jan
10c
9e
11c
6,800
9c
Feb
13c
12c
Par
Jan
Jan
14c
14c
1,200
14c
Feb
6%c
6 %c
1,000
6c
Jan
6%c Feb
I8V2C
.fan
Oils
Drilling______——
Cousol Gold
Oil Co. Ltd—
79c
Jan
7c
7c
7%c
17,500
6C
Jan
8c
Jan
Mining
4.75
Feb
4.75
Jan
Mogul
4%c Jan
6%c
Feb
Molsons
1.30
Feb
4.75
4.50
6c
6c
3,500
1.25
1.20
1.27
15,850
27c
25c
30c
21,700
395,b
39%
40
145
7
6%
Jan
22 %
,.7
23%
250
22%
3.041
20%
Jan
23% Feb
275
4.50
1.10
19c
39%
Jan
Moneta
Montreal Locomotive
15%
16
4,215
14
Jan
16%
Feb
•
27%
27%
25%
Jan
27 %
Feb
_50
41
41
41
Feb
41
Bay
:
Mining
&
Gold
fnglis
42
Jan
3.50
Feb
42%
44%
Jan
45%
16%
17%
3,691
16
Feb
17%
Jan
20c
23c
10,200
20c
Jan
25c
Jan
1.00
22,200
77c
Corp
Ltd
common.*
1,666
1.03
Co.
Cement
Co
Inland
Natural
46
156
43%
Jan
46
Feb
28%
25
28%
Feb
28%
Feb
~8
7%
8
2,685
40%
40
40%
10,344
39
Jan
41% Jan
13%
13
13%
2,345
12%
Jan
13%
Jan
6
6
6
1,100
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
7c
8e
15,000
6c
Jan
10c
28
29%
Jan
29%
Feb
7.85
Feb
29%
2,195
6%
25%
Gas
7.50
480
7.00
Jan
52
250
49%
Jan
3.75
3.55
3.80
4.200
11%
11
11%
917
1
common
6%
6%
7%
16
16
20
=.
Warrants
■v
Jan
Feb
3.90
Powders
Bronze
com
Feb
7%
Jan
Jan
16%
Jan
2.95
1,300
60c
4,800
*
10%
10%
200
20%
20%
25
Milling 47c
International
Nickel
Co
pfd A
common
2.85
Feb
3.00
Jan
Jan
42c
Jan
68c
10%
Feb
10% Feb
20%
67
•
15
67
72%
67
10
71
-
73%
7.507
20%
Corp
Jan
Nama
Creek
1
10c
5,000
9c
Jan
12c
Jan
9%c 15 %c
38,700
8c
Jan
15 %c
Feb
Jan
39c
45c
42,225
39c
Feb
55c
28%
28%
155
26 %
Jan
28%
28%
150
27%
Jan
28
17%
100
17% Feb
67c
2,330
65c
Jan
75c
Jan
15
15%
330
15
Jan
718
64
Jan
15'/i
65%
Jan
65
47c
2,200
42c
Jan
52c
Jan
29c
36c
Feb
National
Explorations Ltd
National
Grocers preferred.
Hosiery Mills class B
National
Petroleum
National
Steel
Trust
Athona
New
Bristol
New
Calumet
Chamberlain
Concord
40
42 %
7,086
*11%
12%
4,041
38%
Jan
4.55
1.50
Jan
2.15
100
1.85
21%
38%
6c
Oil
Jan
7c
22c
Jan
40c
Jan
1,500-
8C
6,667
6C
Jan
lie
Jan
26c
23c
30c
9,387
19c
Jan
34c
Jan
5c
5c
1,000
4c
Jan
7c
Jan
31c
35c
1,200
31c
Feb
35c
Jan
20c
23c
5.10O
20c
Jan
27c,
Jan
1.15
1.15
1.29
32c
32c
1,100
31c
31c
32c
6,900
50c
Canada
*
New
Delhi
New
Dickenson Mines
Mines
51c
New
Gas
53c
42,000
2.08
2.25
21,480
16 %c
Explorations
Goldvue
47c
2.20
New Fortune Mines
New
Highridge Mining
Newlund Mines
46c
Feb
46c
Feb
Jcliet-Quebeo Mines
Jonsmitli Mines
Mines,.
Smelting Co
Jan
42V4
Feb
New
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound Petroleums
Jupiter Oils
__1
•
.'
12%
Feb
New
Mylaniaaue
91c
Feb
Nevvnorth
3 5,300
5,075
14c
Jan
19c
9,500
6%c
Jan
9%c
Jan
9c
Jan
7%C
16c
25c
7%c
8%c
12,000
14 %c
17c
27,580
„25c
30c
6,100
Kerr-Addison
Kerr
Lake
Kilembe
Copper
Warrants
Minerals
Kirkland
10c
Jan
17c
Jan
36 %C
4%c Jan
5%c Jan
3,000
1,000
4,100
56c
37c
Jan
10
10
1,100
11c
4,985
10c
Jan
13c
Jan
Nickel Rim
li
1.20
1.19
1.33
13,015
23c
Jan
Nipissing Mines
-i
Nisto
..1
59c
Feb
Labatt
(John)
Ltd
Mining & Exploration.
Labrador
Lalce
Cinch
17c
Jan
15,400
Jan
33c
Feb
Nor
10 %c
15c
94,000
8c
Jan
15c
Feb
57c
25,242
38C
Jan
57c
Feb
Norgold
25c
27c
6,000
24c
Jan
29c
Jan
Noriartic
1.90
2.00
1,500
2.26 Jan
Normetal
1.95
Jan
„
Mines
Acme
Lake
Lake
Lake
La
8c
Jan
Feb
6,082
14%
Jan
1.68
1.87
73,250
1.54
Jan
1.82
1.10
2,000
95c
Feb
30c
30c
200
27c
Jan
37c
Jan
6%c
6%c
7%c
7,500
5c
Jan
8c
Jan
55e
52c
56c
.137,000
52c
Jan
73c
Jan
1.10
Feb
•
19%
19%
19%
2,945
18% Jan
19%
Feb
•
15%
15%
15%
2,415
15
17%
Jan
1.02
1.10
Jan
75c
Feb
68c
66c
73c
3.15
3.00
3.20
3,200
5,200
12,415
86
85%
86 %
586
99c
97c
Jan
95c
Jan
40o
Jan,
2.70
80
Jan
Jan
3.25
Feb
87
Feb
9%C
10c
5,500
7c
Jan
12c
Jan
18C
18C
18c
5,000
16c
Jan
25c
Jan
Mines
1
4.60
4.05
4.80
16,986
Mining
1
17c
17c
17c
1,500
2.75
2.75
200
2.75
2.60
2.49
2.60
1,150
2.20
Shore
Wasa
Mines
„
•
Gold
Mines
•
3.90
Jan
4.90
Jan
22c
Jan
Jan
2.90
2.60
Feb
Jan
50c
36c
36c
36c
2,200
29c
Jan
50c
3
19%
19%
20
I,137
19
Jan
20% Jan
*
19
19
19
10
19
Leitch Gold
1
1.10
1.05
1.11
American
24,100
95c
Gold
Mines
Lexindin
Gold
Mines
Little
Long
.
Loblaw Groc
Loblaw
Cos
Class
1
*
class
riao
in*
r.50
;
i
Lomega Explorations
Long Island Petroleums
Lorado
Uranium
42,400
1.33
1.68
1.95
12,700
15,650
9c
29%
30%
Feb
Jan
19
1.11
Feb
Feb
Norsyncomaque
Macdonald
Macfie
Northcal
North Canadian
Northern
<
Wood
O'Brien
Gold
Uranium
Mar con
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
30%
Jan
Preferred
Feb
Class
B
Jan
2.08
2.24
29,950
4%c
1,000
1.08
.1.08
1.18
32,200
8c
9%c
40,500
8
9%
525
i
8c
<■
38C
39 %C,
44c
115,225
23%
6%c Jan
50c
Jan
Pacific
Jan
22%
Jan
Page
11c
Jan
25c
Jan
Pamour
Jan
2.75
Jan
Paramaque
Jan
35c
Feb
Parbec
Porcupine
Amalgamated
Feb
Feb
6c
Jan
1.20 Jan
12c
Jan
PCE
Jan
Jan
9%
48c
7c
Gas
Jan
Perron
Gold
7c
5c
Jan
8,600
10c
Feb
12c
Feb
Peruvian
49c
231,220
40c
Feb
65c
Jan
Petrol Oil
12c
10c
12c
52,000
8%e Jan
12c
•
6
6
6%
6,537
6
Jan
82
80
82%
200
79
Jan
6%
83
McCabe
McColl
Grain
class
Frontenac
Mcfntyre
A
*
•
common
Jan
Red
McMarmac
McWatters
Medallion
Gold
Merrill
Mines
Mexican
Midrlm
Midwest
&
53
Jan
76
Feb
72
485
67% Jan
13c
8%c
6,200
4,520
10%c Jan
8c
16c
19c
1,000
16c
2.35
2.25
2.35
9,391
29,600
Jan
11c
Jan
6%c
2.20
Powell
River
Powell
Rouyn
Jan
Feb
22c
Jan
Power
2.45
Jan
Premier
18c
Feb
Premium
Iron
Mining
Electric
67c
Jan
79c
Jan
President
17,900
9%c Jan
12c
Jan
Preston
Uranium
Warrants
04-c
78c
84c
1.50
1
.
1.50
1.70
5,020
60c
100
60c
For
footnotes
see
page
42.
25
7
Jan
7
Jan
48c
Jan
59c
Jan
Jan
9c
Jan
IIV2C Jan
23c
Jan
6c
Jan
1.50
Feb
HVaC Jan
17 %C
Jan
50c
Feb
1.19
50c
1.55
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
8%
Feb
7%
Feb
6.00
6.20
10,900
6.00
Feb
2.45
2.45
10
2.15
Jan
28,500
Jan
Jan
8
2.45
15c
1.70
49c
36c
6.10
12%c Jan
21
Feb
<
6.70 Jnn
2.50
20c
Feb
Jan
13 %c
12 %C
25c
27c
4,100
19c
Jan
28c
Feb
35c
33c.
35c
24,600
25c
Jan
36c
Jan
18%
108%
18
107
50C
19
11,675
355
109
17%
103
Jan
Jan
11,750
50c
42c
Jan
20c
Jan
20%
111
2
Jan
Jan
56c
Jan
28c
Jan
9c
Jan
24c
24c
28c
8,400
6%c
6%C
6%c
11,000
4%c
Jan
53,500
3%c
Jan
11 %c
Feb
Jan
60c
Feb
7c
9c
-37 %c
47c
60c
3.25
150
47 c
50c
8,550
33c
Jan
50c
4,400
14c
Jan
20c
Jan
13c
Jan
17c
f
Feb
10c 17 %c
48 c
18,100
15 %c
15%c 15 %c
6%
e%
666
42
42
42
50
1.05
1.71
1.85
29(5
26c
36c
12,650
101,900
85c
85C
50c
55c
80c
81c
2,600
38
38
10
13%
Feb
13%
Feb
49c
Jan
84c
Feb
65c
Jan
85c
Feb
1.25
45c
Jan
Jan
1.75
60c
1
•
845
3.00
6%
42
Jan
4.00 Jan
Feb
Jan
8
Jan
Jan
42
Jan
Prospectors
Gas
Feb
Provo
PuTdex
2.05
Jan
Feb
40c
70c
Jan
85c
Feb
13,950
38c
Jan
65c
Jan
60c
Jan
90c
Jan
38
Feb
43
Jan
1.10
1.15
«***
1.25
1.30
6c
7c
7,400
1,400
13,600
9.00
9.15
1,270
32c
32c
500
31%
32 %
1,689
41c
•
1.65
98c
1.05
Jan
Jan
59%
228
59%
59
8c
7%C
8C
2.95
3.35
13,000
1,030
77c
mil
5.75
5.75
6.30
1
4.60
4.60
4.90
77c
77c
45c
44c
55c
13,065
6,300
10,550
1.02
1.02
1.09
4,900
2.78
2.55
2.79
40,505
6c
6c
6%c
7,500
.
Airways
Producers
Minerals
Ltd
Ltd
X
v
1.20 Feb
1.35
44
Jan
5c
Jan
7%c
Feb
8.00
Jan
10 V*
Jan
25c
Jan
36c
Jan
29%
Jan
33% Feb
c
'
3
f
2,700
40c'
400
•
J*
Feb
100
.
Jan
26c
1.15
6%c
II2O0
Mines
Warrants
Feb
38
—
East Dome
Pronto
Industries Gas.
10,300
50c
5,950
lion
Ore
12,650
700
8,145
15 %C 17 %c
1,350
9.15
Gold
Border
10c
67,100
11,460
Jan
Jan
Com
77c
79c
23C
20
•
Gold
15c
13%
Jan
Jan
14 %c
100
Jan
11c
73c
640
Jan
16c
-
15c
Jan
9 %c
13%
1.35
1.50
45c
32 %
74c
70c
78
Jan
21
1
Oils
9%C
•
Jan
13c
Jan
Columbia. Till
Development
l
13.50
Jan
77
7
c
Uranium
1
Power pfd
13,000
12,100
1.65
55c
18c
Gas
5,220
73
16c
42c
I
Gold of British
Ponder
71
16C
53c
15c
1.60
.„1
Minerals
&
:
Mines
Light &
Jan
12c
.
12
10
& Gas
i
Island Mining
Mid con Oil
50
8c
•
Petroleums
Uranium
2,205
71
.J.23
Mentor Exploration & Deyelopment_50o
Mete
Biacer
13C
Oil
Ore
Feb
l
Lake
Pitch
25
•
Lake
Red
Jan
Feb
52
100
1
Mines
Engravers
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
25
51
7
2
Phillips Oil Co Ltd.
25
1
Porcupine
McKenzie
52
9,000
Jan
Jan
8%
Photo
18c
25
20c
1.10
11
7%
1
preferred
Jan
Jan
25
Oil
&
Jan
12c
9,100
25'
15,000
—50
Permo
12c
14c
78
13c 14 %c
1.G5*
.1.25
Preferred
Jan
7c
12c
2,350
4,869
11%
8%
Feb
42c
14c
1.50
1
Exploration Ltd
Pipeline common
10c
1
;
Jan
7%
mil
Pembina
Pioneer
Maybrun Mines
Jan
Jan
1.30
•
7%
36c
100
com
Preferred
3.30
6c
1
Mines
Consol
Paymaster
1
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
1.90
Jan
51c
15%c
Drilling
8c
Jan
3.25
Pardee
Parker
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
1.60
7
1
Mines
Pater Uranium Mines Ltd
3c
4.00
1
Mines
Jan
1.08 Feb
3.50
13
Feb
Feb
Tioo
Oils
Western
Jan
2.24 Feb
4.60
Jan
Feb
2.40
17c
*
1.15
1.70 Jan
1.40
225
8%
•
Tubes
9 %c
27%
3.25
72c
Jan
7%
1
Petroleum
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
200
-1
5%c Jan
23%
Feb
9,400
1.28
11
78
13%c
-1
Mines
Hersey
12c
3,500
3.10
Feb
16c
22
48 %c
.
TI*
III
Minerals
Lake
9%c Jan
95c
Jan
3.00
ft
Gold
Orenada
*
1
1.75
3.00
2.12
11
III
Copper
1
.L
\
120
21
preferred
27c
2.20
640
3.75
Jan
3.20 Jan
.20
Ormsby
1,591.
57,610
12%
57c
.10
:
Osisko
4%c
IVjines
i
Oils
Jan
common..
common——
Jan
27
3.50
12
3.75
42c
Club
Jan
26%
1
Mines
Marigold
2.09
Supply
Beauty
Jockey
11c
6,000
1,800
31,880
"
2.60
50c
Warrants
68c
1
;
Maritime
Jan
Ontario
Ontario
Jan
39,200
Jan
118,862
16C
Malartic
53c
1
Ltd
Jan
._90o
Oils
Okalta
8%c Jan
7c
Jan
1.18
G3c
_•
mil
4%c Jan
35c
2.80
500
4.60
mil
Mines
Ogama Rockland Gold
Oka Rare Metals Mining
2,532
1.00
1,100
58c
*
Specialties
II,000
6c
2.70
Feb
r,-1
Oakville
71,900
27c
3.00
1.26
3.70
•
Mines
Nudulama
9%C 10 %c
l
Maneast
1
5%C
99c
Jan
2.40 Feb
1,500
G9c
.100
pfd
Mines
5%c
27
B
Goldflatds
•Maple Leaf Milling
Maralgo Mines
Utilities
Northwestern
Norvalie
Orange Crush
1
13C
2.95
11%
Ojrtario Steel Products com
1.00
Jan
Jan
Ga6
Opemiska
7c
Majortraixs
Malartic
Jan
1.35
24c
7c
16c
16c
1.25
Natural
Ontario
Feb
35c
Madsen Red Lake Gold
Feb
6c
Jan
2.40
Jan
Jan
Canada Mines
Northern
Feb
12,300
9C
17c
1.75
Jan
67,500
39
Jan
13%c Jan
,
23%
24C
Jan
7c
14c
warrants—
46
2.75
35%
Jan
3.00
warrants.
1957
Jan
20c
Jan
16c
Feb
warrants
Common
Feb
2.60
Jan
7c: Jan
Jan
8c
9c
12
Jan
100
Jan
1.18
5%c Jan
25c
3.75
22
5,100
Jan
1.36
62,800
2.75
41%
12,500
Jan
1.51
24,600
common
22
22
10
10c
warrants
Class A
North Star Oil
645
50c
3/235
3.75
1,471
35c
2.60
2.40
Jan
Jan
34c
!"i
4,426
6c
1,700
10
88c
9c
Uranium
Northspan
46
66c
3,397
11,100
Jan
Jan
29c
•
common
Rankin
North
Pan
Mines
class
Oils
23%
1
8c
1.34
9c
Warrants
23%
58C
38
1c
6%c Jan
30c
16c
22
64c
3,000
36%
Jan
36c
Ltd
45%
22c
Cockshutt Gold Mines
Bloedel
11c
Jan
28%
31 %c 13 %C
Jan
1.25
Oils
22%
2.75
Co
Explorations
Macmillan
Jan
1.50
6,500
4c
1.10
„i
23
22
Jan
Jan
Jan
-i
Mining
46
1
Mines
MadSod
6c
4c
1.12
2.49
23%
Lowney
Macassa
1,130
12c 15 %C
L,
Goklfield
(W M)
Lyndhurst Mining
30%
35c
i
Mlaes__
Warrants
6C
1.30
4,100
6 Vac
8 Vac 10 %c
-1
9%c
•
A
,
Preferred
Louvicourt
4,500
■5c
1.84
!
Lac Gold
1st Preferred,
B
11c
5c
1.32
—1
___,
Petroleum
Liberal
1.31
6c.
"7%c
13 %c
37
Mines
6c
1.25
6c
Hi
Mines
O'Leary
Lencotirt
,_i
6c
Jail
Jan
15 %c Jan
Laura Secord Candy Shops..
Lawson & Jones .class A__
Latin
Gold
Mining Corp
Nickel
1956
;•
1
1
Mines
Osu
8c
Jan
17
1.36
1
;
Lingman Gold Mines
Lamaque
Jan
17%
1
Mines
Gas
LUZ
5c
17 %
"Debentures
Lake
8.500
6C
*
Ltd
Noranda Mines
50c
l
Mines
Lake "Diifault
Lakeland
Mines
Jan
1
;
Jan
14c
5c
15c
1.00
Jan
39c
7,500
1.21
20c
1
20c
Feb
153,300
5c
10 %C
—
Feb
25k
286,000
1.15
Feb
14 %c
12c
5c
1
.
;
Kirktand Hudson Mines
Jan
24c
1.16
1
1
Gold
Mines
18c
7%c
-1
18.000
6c
6%c Jan
Jan
6c
10c
-1
44.000
6C
Jan
Jan
20 % C
-1
6%c
17%
1
13%c
8c
19c
7c
11 %c
Rouyn_.
Superior Oils
Niagara Wire common
1.45
1
Mines
Jan
23 c
•
Senator
-
Norpax
Gold
Kenville
13c
I
Mines
Rouyn Merger
.
14c
15o
—
4%c Jan
1
Exploration™:
Gold
33c
25C
Jan
19c
1
Minda-Scotia
Jan
Jan
13c
,
Feb
8%c
•
Ltd
Jan
■
1.40
16c
Mining «te
28c
55c
Feb
2.25
18 %c Feb
7%c
16c
1
Manitoba
17%c 19 %c
•
__
Jan
13 %C 16 %c
•
Mines
New
1.16
Jan
Jan
16,000
New
10c
14c
Jan
2.01
289,000
New
52c
18c
57c
38c
12c
6c
Feb
10c
30c
:-i>
17c.
Jan
54c
_
.;
Jan
15c
New
;
Feb
35c
5%c
1.24
1.20
(1939)
32c
Jan
15c
2,500
Jan
1.15
Mines
Jan
25c
5%c
Mines
Harricana
Feb
179,000
1.29
89c
150
Gold
Jan
23c
■-
1.16
34,975
115,425
15c
Joburke
1.33
Jan
15c
Jellicoe Mines
Jan
1.29
New
Feb
14c 18 %c
1.97
.—20c
:
1.01
5,200
19c
1.70
Ltd
Jan
7c
Feb
1.45
—
Jan
5c
15,200
Feb
57c
1.55
Minerals
38
6c
15c
91c
1
Jeanette
Jan
Jan
38c
2,200
1
Iron
-
Jan
22
8C
*
of
,
Jan
6c
33,200
2,800
Irish Copper Mines—.
1.18
Feb
32% Jan
50
52c
91c
:
21
3«7
26
1
Develop
Jan
9%
Jan
4.00
1
Petroleum
Continental
32c
36%
21
Jan
24%
31c
37%
80
12%
21
15 %C
250
200
1
Mines.
10%
46c
41%
1.85
43,100
26
4.55
20c
Gold
Oils
Feb
46c
9
Jan
25
4.50
1
Mines
Jan
Feb
25c
24%c
21c 24 %c
26
1
Bidlamaque
New
10
31%
18 %c
101
:
Jan
Kelore
623
31%
Jan
12J/2
•
New
554,700
31%
12%
Jan
•
Uranium
New
New
Jan
12
25c
Alger Mines
New
11%
170
___10
Labine
New
130
*
Mines
New
12
12%
20
Car
Nealon
Jan
12
12%
•
National
Nesbitt
263,900
12
12%
1
32c
Mining
Jacobus Mining Cprp_
Jaye Exploration
Jan
5
1
10%
Waite
Jan
5
National Drug & Chemical common
Preferred
Jason
34-1 it
Jack
20%
36c
New Hosco Mines
10%
Mines,.
Feb
J/2 Feb
23 %c
New
26 %c
Bay
Jan
64%
29c
Feb
31o
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Syndicate class A
Mines
Feb
10%
Investors
Feb
9c
Feb
46c
67
•
t
10%
Minerals
20%
*
warrants...
Jan
67c
75% Feb
1
B
9.10
15
Feb
Ltd
Class
290
Jan
65
Jan
Cr-edits
Blrig
10%
1
Works..
common
67
International Petroleum
Ranwick
10
44c
69%
International
Interprovincial
10c
2.63
Jan
6%
15%
55c
100
Preferred
International
Jan
28%
Porcupine
Moore
New
International
7%c
Molybdenum Corp
Jan
13%
Jan
Feb
250
2.85
2.95
2.70
11
52
Feb
3,295
—
1
Inspiration Mining
8
Jan
51%
•
—■>
Feb
28%
10
preferred
1.03
Jan
7.50
Inland
Feb
45%
45%
50
.
2,400
14%C
A
National
98c
:
preferred
(John) &
Preferred
3.10
20c
i
Accent
Warrants
9,710
1
Lake
$2.75
,
% Jan
16%
Oils
Industrial
-45
l
Imperial Bank —
lo
Imperial Flo Glaze common_____
*
Imperial Invest class A
♦
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6% preferred
__4.86%
Indian
43%
•
Smelting
280
r-
3.50
3.35
Eay Oil
Humtaer
3.25
•
Porcupine
8c
24 %c
Feb
1(3
Jan
%c Jan
17%
Jan
17%
1.77
21
28%
Jan
Jan
6,000
70,190
10c
1
7
14%
High
23c
1
class
41
9.342
Low
10%
Corp
Brewery
Jan
17
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2.63
1
30c
Feb
Shares
2.28
2.42
B
Multi
_—
Pain
Mining
Class
for Week
7%c
1
Mines
Jan
15%'
*
Mining
Ore
Sales
Range
22c
Corp.
Jan
«
Smith Paper common
preferred
Hudson
Hugh
Metals
33c
17
Hudson
Mindamar
Week's
of Prices
Low
22c
Uranium
131,258
a
Class B
Hoyle
Lake
70c
*
Tower
Prior
Milliken
(iOc
20c
•
Canada
Hollinger
Howard
City Petroleums...
(J5c
i
Hi
v
Mill
Mining Corp
Mining Endeavour Co
l
&
Last
High
lie
=*
common....^,
Hinde
Home
High
10c
1
Mines—
Dauch
Low
lOe
l
Mines
Highland Bell
Highwood Sarcee
14
Sale Fries
1
Lake
Hendershot Paper
FEBRUARY
1
1
__v—
ENDED
Friday
1
-
WEEK
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
l
Lakes
of
Heath
Mines
Minerals
Harrison
Head
Gold
Rock
THE
for Week
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Friday
40c
54%
5c
Jan
Jan
Jan
2.95 Feb
70c
4.25
3.90
Jan
Jan
Jan
44c
Feb
79c
Jan
2.46
6c
Jan
Jan
46c
59 %
Jan
Feb
9c
Jan
3.95
Jan
80c
Jan
6.30 Feb
4.90
Feb
73c
Jan
1.20
Jan
2.85
Feb
7lie
Feb
£
42
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(814)
.
Monday, February
„
.
17
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Sale Trie*
Ascot
Quebec
Low
13c
7,932
45c
43c
46c
16,400
30c
.1
8c
.1
5.65
32c
9%c Jan
4,800
15c
Jan
Ultra
34c
50c
Feb
Union
27c
Jan
33c
Jan^
*
-
8c
8%c
5.65
5.80
2,895
15c
16c
15,650
15c
Feb
•
5,412
70c
Jan
3,630
20
Jan
-
12,500
13c
Jan
17c
4,500
-
1.05
1.18
23%
25%
14c
13 %c
14c
7.80
7.65
8.00
"l
12 c
38,750
24%
.1
6c
5.65
2,895
10c
1.10
—
T-
Ralnville
Rapid
Grip
.1
Explorations
Renabie
.——
Mines
Jan
Shawkey Mines
Acceptance
Rio Rupununl
Athabasca
Union Gas
Roe
Mines
9c
United
Estellk
United
Fuel
8.15
Jan
15c
ClaSs
Jan
Feb
Jan
20c
Jan
35o
Jan
7
Feb
7%
Feb
86c
Jan
1.18
1.18
37,800
8c
8%c
2,500
1.39
39C
14,100
1.25
2,049
Consol
Mines
1.00
Jan
Jan
Jan
12%
Oil
1.35
Feb
Jan
Jan
7c
2,500
5%c
Jan
8c
37c
5,600
35c
Feb
44c
Jan
50
10
Jan
12%
Feb
13c
10,000
9c
Jan
13c
20,800
29c
Jan
15c
17c
46,108
15c
Feb
12%
13%
21,511
12%
Jan
100
100
100
430
98
Jan
6V2C
6%C
62%
13
7c
61%
5,500
62%
Lawrence
5%
Upper
St
Maurice
81
Michael
Gas
1
Uranium
Mines
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Feb
San
Antonio
8a nd
Jan
44c
13%
100
7%c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Amulet Mines
Walker
Feb
Jan
Webb &
7,000
10c
MHW
Simpsons
Siscoe
K
Stadacona
30
30
44
Stanrock
12% Feb
4.xo
2.29
12%
Jan
Glass
Feb
oan
4.75
Jan
25 %
Jan
30
29%
Jan
30
60
43%
Jan
44 "A
Jan
300
5%
Feb
„,8%C
Jan
lie 11
2.50
%c
11,894
475
50
4.25
4.00
4.25
1,210
445
36c
48c
30,220
23c
Jan
48c
Feb
15c
15c
15c
10,000
13c
Jan
17c
Feb
10%
10%
16%
16%
17
58c
59c
3.95
10,516
1.00
1.00
1,325
Jan
Feb
Feb
10%
Jan
4.25
Feb
Jan
11
16%
Jan
18
B
2.60
25c
class
preferred
Warrants
Jan
66c
Jan
'6%
2nd
'
&
73c
"
1,060
Mines
Ltd
80c
6c
20c
17c
4,350"
.
7c
1.00
Feb
\
L:
3,100
400
30
,30
/•
1.50
Windfall
Oils
r
*
37c
32
32
»26
-
>
(John)
Superior
Propane
Lead
Inlet
Jan
1.50
Jan
Yankee
17%
Feb
Yellowrex
Tamblyn
6c
Jan
Jan
42%
4.25
36,717
-.
14c
Jan
Ltd
.
.
..
25
...
4.25-
trust
23c
Feb
Feb
b
uun
«■
91
92
7.80
8.35
-..,-84
3,660
-
104% 105%
76c
76c
21c
80c
5,000
19c 23 %C
.
97,900-
5%C 5%C
15 %C 17 %C
2.95
%s.<5
j.oO
•
30
29%
30%
1.33
1.30
1.33
12c
12c
1
Oil.
70c
80c
4%c
4%c
Iron
Works
Finance
class
20c
22c
16,614
17c
Jan
24c
38%
740
1.47
1.74
236,580
87c
81c
1.00
49,400
2.00
1.92
33% Jan
61c
38'A
2.10
Jan
1.25
7,380
78c
85c
20,818
68c
Jan
93c
gc
6c
7c
„;5c
Jan
7c
27
'
27
48%
48
6%c
1.75
24%
Jan
Jan
27
49
45%
Jan
46
Jan
9c
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
17c
Jan
9.30
53,762
12c
12c
3,600
£%c
6%c
2,500
2.20
2.16
2.25
4.00
4.35
4,475
1,225
4.00
Jan
16%
16%
17
105
15%
Jan
98
99
120
5c
Jan
1.80
Jan
7%c Jan
2.22
Feb
4.50
Feb
Feb
n"c
20
Jan
11c
12c
31,300
11c
Jan
54c
13c
Prairie
Triad
Oil
___
Jan
8c
.Jan
Jan
Jan
83c
Jan
6c
>>•
Jan
16
%c Jan
15c
Jan
22c
Jan
20c
-Jan
Sales
for Week
Shares
l.ou
97
Feb
3%c Jan
99
Feb
5%c Jan
1.27
Jan
Canada
5%
5%
•
28%
28 %
29%
1,550
28 %
3.75
3.65
3.75
2,500
3.00
22%
22%
201/4
22%
1,450
201/4
25
15%
17%
1,197
2.40
2.45
200
46
47
200
45
31%
32%
2,046
28
20 V4
Industries
common,
15%
Canadian Marconi,
-1
Canadi-n
50c
55c
18,675
45c
Jan
55c
44C
38c
44c
14,500
38c
Feb
44c
8
7%
8
360
8%
8%
8%
200
7%
Feb
8%
Westinghouse
Consolidated Paper
Feb
Dalhousle
Feb
D.,"! nion
Glass
Jan
Dominion
Oilcloth
8%
Feb
1.55
8%
Feb
1.45
1.55
14,600
1.35
Jan
1 26
1.63
1.30
200
1.15
Jan
1.34
Feb
34c
39c
Hayes
Oil
•
&
Linoleum.
!
18c
Dupont Co of Canada
Steel
34c
Feb
40c
Jan
International
75c
Feb
95c
Feb
88c
15c
9,400
7%c
9c
11,200
29c
5%c
Jan
9c
Jan
29c
31c
4,500
2''"
Jan
10
40 V2
33c
Jan
39%
40%
Minnesota
1,823
38% Jan
35
40%
Feb
Ogilvie
35
35%
„95
25%
25%
29%
Jan
35%
24
Jan
26
Feb
101
Jan
101
Ontario
Pend
Oreille
Jan
Price
Third
101
10
7%c
9%c
2,000
7%c
Jan
12c
34%
34%
35
627
31%
Jan
35% Feb
32
32
Y
214
?°
33
Jan
39%
39%
75
Zellers
39% Jan
40
Jan
88c
1.84
Jan
Jan
JFeb
20c
-Feb
793
16%
325
18
Feb
15
Jan
,
32% Feb
Jan
"Feb
I8V4
21
1
80c
•
1.75
14%c
88c
6,200
1.76
7,909
1
5
kon
89%
312
84% Jan
89% Feb
25%
955
21%
26
Feb
79
Feb
76
Jan
75
<76
75
23%
23%
500
21% Jan
23% Jan
29
31
325
26
31
3.40
2,810
1.85
,2.50
1.85
40
30%
Gold Mines—
1
3.40
1
3.20
75
Jan
Jan
2.50 Jan
14%c
16c
4,100
Jan
70c
J*n
•
28%
26%
20%
Jan
491/4
29%
Feb
48%
29%
50%
18,172
•
a
4,948
48%
Feb
61%
Jan
15c
16c
2,800
*
—
•
-
23
*
3.35
305
4.90
23,500
22c
f
.
23%
4.65
•
IIII.
22c
1,300
3.30
3.50
2,550
15^
l:
!
Tan
18%
Jan
4.60
Jan
If-
3.30
Ten
Feb
17 %c
Jan
24
Jan
Feb
3.95
Jan
delivery
sale'
In year's range).
e
Selling ex-interest.
Jan
34%
Jan
150!
4%
60c
58c
61c
7,000
27
._i
27
27
550
OUT-OF-TOWN
AND
t
'
(not included
"
~
Jan
Cash sale (not included In year's
range).
2.00
5%
65c
Jan
Jan
27
Jan
MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges,
wl When issued.
'
Ex-dividend.
y
Ex-rights.--
z
Ex-stock dividend.
,
Jan
Jan
CANADIAN
•
J-'n
41% Feb
54c
wd When delivered.
x
Feb
3.40 Feb
26
,
f Flat price.
r
1.80
921
4.75
41%
«
....
No par value.
Odd lot sale (not Included In
year's
range).
d Deferred
F»b
5.15
22c
CorpI
325
41%
4.75
TZZZZZ*
Trustllllll*
Inv
FOOTNOTES FOR
1
Line
Gen
Consolidated Gold
Ltd
Jan
88%
!
Mines.
Canadian
Jan
24%
Feb
J*n
13c
32% -Feb
89%
Jan
67c
30
Feb
-Feb
25%
.—6
Paper..—
Bros
Jan
101
"
•
Jan
•
Jan
2.65
48
5
common
Pato Consolidated
15
Jan
.Jan
l7~50
Paper
Jan
40
&
Flour
Jan
3.00
75
'
Jan
17%
100
17%
Jan
22%
20% Jan
9,600
18%
3.75
Jan
15%
15
18
30% Feb
Jan
20% Feb
20c
17%
5% -Jan
Feb
21
32%
18%
International Utilities
Loblaw Inc '
1
94c
_+
Jan
5
15
*
Products
6,600
7«/aC
*
U956)
866
31%
IIIIII_10
preferred
Jan
1.26
34c
32%
High
Low
5%
Vinegars
Canadian
Range Since Jan. 1
High
—5
Canada & Dominion Sugar
25c
.
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
City Gas——
Twin
6,500
3,500
Uinigfl
Par
Anglo Newfoundland Develop..
Asbestos Corp
Bulolo
Gold
Dredging
~_i
Pipeline
69c
Week's
Jan
Ltd
Jan
7 %c
Jan
3%c Jan
of Prices
Jan
17
Feb
„I_
Trans
6 %c
Ia«I
Jan
19%
Resources
-
14c
5%c Jan
Sale Prlc#
stocks
Jan
9c
8.30
12c
300
Trans Canada Pipeline
Transcontinental
1.44
i'uiMiw
Friday
Jan
1,892
4,000
20
A
Plpt
20c
18c
15 c
Canadian
Feb
7c
8.50
—IIII—40
Oil
7% .Jan
31% Jan
Jan
Exchange—Curb Section
2.04 Feb
48%
-
6V2C
32
Mountain
Jan
1.27
Feb
Jan
Jan
26
62,600
1,010
B
Explorations
Empire Oils
19c
17c
—1
Jan
50
preferred
!
Toronto Stock
Jan
2.04
82c
19%
A
20c
Feb
Jan
Jan
1.14
1914
-
Jan
Jan
Jan
37%
20c
—1
Mining
20
Canada
;
'
l
class
Mortgage
Towagmac Exploration
6%c Jan
R3c
10%c Jan
1,000
I_
I"
•
Toronto
24c
Jan
2
12,300
'h4VaC
1.65
1.01
;
Jan
Feb
26,475
Mines
Feb
Jan
29 3i Feb:
510
4,620 ~
M 74c
1
Dominion Bank—
General Trusts
Feb
8.35
106
Jan
5c
7,t>H0
•
26c
1
Gold
9^
Jan
Jan
12 %c
11,294
•
1
Jan
_•
Toronto
an
,
75c
35,143
Yellowknife^Bear Mines
16c
♦
Tombill
1
>
17 %c
2,000
60,800
27,600
-
* va
6.65
2,000
10,000
25c
1.15
Tiara Mines
••■•
103
95
7c
20c
10
Thompson-t.undmark
Jan
24%
7%c
22 %c
5%c
;
Feb
4.80
Jan
7c
Zulapa
1
;
Jan
21%
•
class A
Zenmac Metal
*
Calgary
4.25
1,770
Feb
5c
Teck Hughes Gold Mines—
Temagami
Mines
26
24%
6%c
Jan
1.01
;
Jan
24%
7c
Jan
_I
-
Jan
25
24%
7c
7%
1.15
common
Jan
32
Jan
20o
2.50
1
Pearson
-
40c
Jan
310
__i
Jan
1
Prefei red
1.70 Feb
Jan
Feb
32
10O
21%
1
Mines
Jan
50c
Mines
1.50
31c
4,000
•>
•
Feb
;
Gold/
Mines
Voting
Jan
38
100
common
Taukeanis
4c
-
;;
Cons
Feb
/ Jan
1,360
1
Mines
Canuck
6%
*
Gold
Jan
30
24%
8.25
Zinc_
2.00
1
Preferred
20
r
&
500
•
ordinary.
Jan
1.90
15%
i
24%
1
1
Yale
1,100
1
common
Petroleum
7c
'
Jan
Jan
.
6,900
Too
__
Indus
2,065
1
Mines.
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
80c
1.25
.100
Wright-Hargreaves
20c
1
Cons
5c
Feb
23c
30 %c -Feb
Feb
15',
.
2:70
Feb
24%
24%
Winnipeg & Central Gas__
Wood
7 Va
*
Sullivon
-Jan
'1.18
l
&
2.20
•'"*
,
Feb
13c
1.22
_
Winchester Larder
7%
•
:
Feb
7% Jan
Jan
1.65
-..270
...
1.70
31c
25
i
Willroy Mines
Wiltsey Coghlan
Jan
16
1
Contact
ovivaiiiie
500
400
-
1
Mining
6.50
27
Jan
;
,
6vC
3,000
1.85
15%
Z20
'
2.05
1
„
3.35 Feb
Jan
Jan;
2.15
6,800
1.75
,
-
A
!
•
Gas
Bros
Surertest
5c
42%
20c
_
V. 15
i.56
;
__i
'
preferred
1
Canada
•
5c
Jan
Jan
•
56.36Q
28c
•
...
Jan
58c
100
17%
4>.65
23%
23
Jan
3.65
372
16%
Jan
21% Jan
2i
1,176
5yc
10%
40%
Jan
5.95
5,800
.
20c 21 %c,
"
8Qc
t
4.60
42
1.42
55c
Feb
44
^
6%
•
A
Petroleum
(Geo)
4 % c'o
Feb
2"
22%
17!'"
*'
5*c
-Jan
6V2 C.Feb
Jan
"::5%
15%/
____
7%
Nickel
Rock Iron
!_
Sturgeon River Gold-,
Trans
Jan
23%
•
Steep
Trans
;
Naco
Weston
4.35
—•
Oil
Stedman
5 "o
Preferred
Jan
22%
•
Mines
Uranium
Stanwell
Trans
Feb
22%
!
Services.
Paving & Materials—!
Uranium Corp
Starratt
Class
1.69
100
1
Warrants
Traders
8,700
5
.1:75 JPeb
,
Feb
2.50
35c
class
Grocers
2.20
Air
Standard
Toronto
Western
Western Leaseholds J
73c
1.25
43c
,25%
1.84
Petroleum
Western
Jan
Feb
Jan.
1,300
1,390
Warrant
Jan
3,730
*
Union Oils
8tanleigh
Toronto
Western Decalta
Jan
3,700
Warrants
Texas
Jan
Feb
16c
50c
3,500
Feb
4c
700
46c
Yukeno Mines
Spartan
Taylor
1.C0
10c; Feb
r
53c
5,100
4.00 Jan
v
t
Jan
25
Roi
Spooner Mines & Oils
Tandem
4.85
1.30
Jan
24 %: Feb
7,277
6V2C
i
•
Jan
4.65
*
Southern
Surf
<
lie
12%
•
1,315
14,030-
Jan
Jan
2,600
J .75'
Jan.
'*
'
Jan
-
"21
-27
27c
;
—
44C
*
Southern
Hurthur
4.60
5c
4,512'
6.50
;
^
905
•
Manufacturing
Van
Jan
-
'. •'•' 13Vb
-V
66c
Jan
3.35
•:
30% Feb
1
A
common
Steeloy
3.30 Jan
15%
29
50c
class
-
Slocan
of
1
1
Ltd
Slater
Steel
Jan
3.50
3.25
2.50
4
23,600
1
Ltd
Mines
D
13% Jan
27
Jan
.26%
.
Malartic Mines
Mavgill Gas Oil
West
Jan
23%
Mines
Dairies
1,079
13%c
58c
12,500
6%c
1.28;
Jan
j 6.25
21 %c
...
Ltd
Western Canada Breweries
Jan
12
3.30
Knapp Canada Ltd
Pyrite Copper
;
Petroleums
Westburne Oil
Jan
-Jan
22%
Silver Standard Mines
Sliverwoou
Jan
! 16c
'
85c
4.45
4.40
.
*
Jan
6.30
Ltd
47c
70C
2.85
"
43c
11 %c
Petroleums
12c 13 %C
2.10
3.85 Jan
15 c
26%
:
Wayne
Feb
12%
1
100
:5
.
•1.60
; 5%
63c
24%
common
V.4-85
—
Waterous Equipment
7,800
4.45
II
13%-"
:
:
Westeel Products
24%
50
9C
;
common—
new
Feb
•'
preferred
Wt
&
Jan
•
Voting trust ctfs
Sigma Mines Quebec
S
12.1/2
(G
97
4.60
65c
-Feb
51% Jan
Feb
7c
500
46c
14%
4.25
1.93
uan
;57
Jan
2.20
4,500
1.75
I
i
Jan
195
*
I
;
Jan
1,038
1,430
_
1
Mines
95
15
1.93
V
Feb
7c
752,077
6c
12%
29
1
3.40
5,000
60c
4.85
—
12c
30%
50o
560
/ 4.00.:; 4.00
v
9c:. Jioc
"
—
Feb.,
14%
45c
Jan
Jan
8c
Jan
-
Jan
5.7S
20%
-
.
Jan
Jan
7c 11 %C
«■
.
60c
.".——
Jan
27%
•
Sherritt Gordon
Sicks Breweries
filler
12c
5%c
49
76.050
-1
________
9c
30%
II
Class A
A
68c
20c
'I."
Feb
52%
565
2.34
•'•13%
Wainwrlght Producers & Ref
Waite
Weedon
15
130
-
Class
63c
Jan
18
"105
-
23. '23%
Wespac
30%,
1
-
'■-•Feb
Jan
29%c Jan
Feb
28 Va
1
Mines—
Oils
Jan
50
Gold
Sapphire Petroleums
8curry Rainbow Oils Ltd
Scythes common
Security Freehold Petroleums
Shawinigan Water & Power com
.Jan
76
Jan
4.90
.
2,000w-
50 •'
3.'60
2.20
«_•
!
t
Violamac
7%
5,915
Gold-
River
j—
Explorations^
28%
97
„
9%c
•
L
Class B
14%
14%
10c
•
2.29
*
7
1.94CL
25
Warrants
Jan
6
1
Jan
17c
13,000
ti%C:13 %c
1-1
i
Viceroy Mfg "class Al
Vico
Jan
13%
T
25
—
—
37c
Jan
66
350
'57-:-■\
:
3.50
'
Ventures Ltd
Jan
500
64c
I
Jy
•r 8c
57 '
57 -
Alloys
I———
Vanaoo Consol Explorations Ltd—
25 %
10c
1
common
Preferred
Class B
Ltd—
h
mQt
,,
Jan
5%
19c t >•'7,000
18%
18
7.%cl- ! 7%c
—-•
_
v
5.20
5i20 i,5.60
;
49%i::' •■49%'
Vanadium
12%
10c
i4ya
Hillj.
Canada
100*
7%
X0c
common
A
United Steel Corp
625
28%
97
Corp
;
.50
Rights
62%
7%"
preferred
5.'30
■?
.25
Mountauban
56% Jan
71/0
__1
8c
1,050
13 v 13%
28%
•
.•
Hi
pfd___—
Class
Oils
Vulcan
131/0
16c
17'%C
10c' "117-'%'6
'•
i'l*
B_._—
Miiies
Inv
Keno
United
.i__.
preferred:.—..—„L—
B
United
West
St
28c
2,130
Jan
12C
32c 36 %c
25
Ryanor Mining
1.39
54c
Jan
12%
12c
i
common
Industries
10c
12%
350
10
Preferred
•
36c
__
.
1
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite
7c
l.z5
24c
•
Preferred
Russell
6%cJan
500
36c
1.18
50o
Ltd
12,650
1 200-"
•-
Feb
1.03
1.38
„1
Jan
6,500
900
1
Can
Range Since Jam/.
tZOW
•
31c
; 16"i.-vo '
i-1
Asbestos
1.55
7.50 Jan
100
VI
28c
Y
»; ":-74%'>^ '/73% :^-;' 76
_L_——-
Mining
United Corps Ltd class
Feb
7 y0
__1
Ltd
Pete
(A
Rowan
1.39
*
Rockwin Mines
;
Shares I.
High
Low
,
,
Corp.—„-il—■!_.
Union
United
Jan
55c
30C
1
.
30c
/,•
Canada—__.
Jan
6.15
20c
J an
1.25
.1
common
of
—
Jan
10c
Feb
36c
1
Mines Ltd
Uranium
for Week
1
commoh.,.—.
24% Feb
Jan
23,460
.1
Robinson Little
Rocky
__
.1
,—
Uranium
Rexbpar
Roche
7
-
1.01
.1
Rich well
Rix
•
.1
Mines
55c
49c
20c 22 %c
<*
Batten
&
54c
*
Ltd
Mines
Ray ruck
Reef
Mines
Uranium
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
United
Radiore
Week's
Last
Sale Pries
■
.1
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
Quonto Petroleum
14
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
11c
.1
Labrador Develop
Lithium Corp
Quebec
Quebec
Shurea
12c
.1
Copper—,
FEBRUARY
ENDED
STOCKS
High
.1
Quebec Chibougamau GOld—
Quebec Copper Corp-
WEEK
for Week
of I'rlces
ir
THE
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
FOR
Friday
Week'*
...
...
•
187
Volume
Number 5717
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(815)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES
Quotations
The
for
Friday,
February
14
following bid and asked
not represent actual transactions
bought (indicated by the
or
Industrials and Utilities
Par
Aerovox
Air
Corp —
Products Inc
37%
47'a
263A
287b
Grinnell
1
29%
31%
Grower
20
21 74"
Gruen
16%
18%
Industries Inc
Gulf- Interstate Gas Co..^...
417b
Gulf
Corp —_____'_5
Commercial Barge Line.5
American Express Co
Amef
10
39%
Hospital Supply Corp..—4
&
25%
28
24
26%
American Window Glass Co_12J/a
Incorporated
10
.1
11%
17
.«-•
Corp
B
common.
-4
1974
21%
Helene
.13%
14%
_♦
47
503a
Righ Voltage
Engineering..
Hoover Co class A
Arizona
Service
Co_— -5
Missouri Power
Arkansas
,
'
Public
Co. .5
29
Products
Oil
.10
437b
..1
Co
127b
Jir/estiiieut. Co.———1
Bareco
Bates
Inc
Gas
&
Mfg
Bauscli
Co
A
6%
v
6%
19%
20%
..
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12
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1
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Bowser
$1.20
Inc
Brown <&, Sliarpe Ml
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,-L10
1
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Buckeye
Steel
v
23
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27 7
14%
35%
l;i".
California
10%
California Water Service
31
327b
Co^_25-
,4271
Calif Water & Telep Co_.—12%
Canadian Dehli Oil Ltd-.-^.iOc
•
Carpenter
.aper
Co/-.--——.
497b
1
*
Ketchum
21V4
19 Va
5%
Central
Electric
&
Gas
-15 7b
111
&
Gas Co.—.10
30
32
Central Indiana
Gas
Co—3%
Coi>—15
Coi;-5
1374
Central Louisiana Electric
Central
Power
Maine
Co
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147 b
'34
1
Inc
22%
20%
22 %
30-,*
—•
32%
;
Central Telephone Co J~.—__1()
20%
Central Vt Pub Serv Corp.....6 %
,„.15
Le Cuno Oil Corp
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
217b
"
Lithium
„
■
TG "
Lone
Corp
Star
of
Steel
ChattawcfOta Gas Co
—1
^Citizens Ufcil Co com ePA—33%0
Common
:
class B
'"574
.
-.'5*5%
Clinton Machine Co,_-_^--_--_l
Ludlow
16 7i.
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•
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States
Radio
Class
'
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Prod—1
Gas
Co
/'
25%
Colorado
197-1
Milling
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp
$1.25 conv preferred
...21%
f 15%
26
2%
Connecticut Light & Power Co.*
Continental Transp Lines Inc—1
874
.
87 b
Copeland Refrigeration Corp—_ J
Cross Company ———___—5
13 Va
147%
23%
41
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Ltd
Inc—-%5
6
574
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-11
Tayler Oil Corp..____—1
Dentists Supply Co of N Y__2%
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41174
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257b
28
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2674
5
20
287b
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Laboratories
Inc.
2
32
l
267b
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l.3
347b
2
18
81 Va
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247b
l
97b
lo
237b
25
27
29%
17
18%
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32
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Empire State
157b
1674
V 22%
24%
3478
974
.
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Fanner, Mfg Co.
578
4
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2274
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6 74
63/4
58,74
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Fisher. Governor' Co.
Florida.
—.——1
Steel. Corp
567b
_
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157b
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1274
ill
1174
Foote Bros Gear St Mach Corp_2
Ft Wayne Corrugated Paper.10
157 b
Frita Co
1774
Oarlock
General
Packing Co
Crude
General Gas
Gen
TnleR
—_1
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Co
(Calif)
Giant
Portland
Cement
Co
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St
Corp
Gas
Miss
Coal
207b
257a
267b
2474
267b
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Bid
.
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Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
1
Zapata Off-Shore Co
60c
7%
Companies
Ask
'
674
3474
36%
(Newark).25
3j%
100
Co
Tar
Bid
Ask
Industrial Trust Co (Phlla)—8
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
10
1674
18
317a
3374
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
20
81
8574
37'A
Natl Bank
294
(NY)__5
(N Y)
306
17
197b
61%
16
64 7b
(St
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20
607b
647b
10
2274
247b
10
40
42%
Long Island Trust Co <M Y)—10
317b
347b
3
2474
2674
43%
337b
35%
Manufacturers Tr Co ((M Y)—1(1
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
41%
Cleve__16
37
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Trust Co
Camden
Nacl
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of
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Natl
Bk
of
Phila.10
Southern
St
477b
Trust
\ 507b
45%
48%
37
397b
61%
Co
(Phila)
Freeport
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8
Mellon Natl Bk At Tr Co (Pgh) 2a
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louie)— 28
1774
19%
65%
National
117
607b
Merchants Natl Bk of Boeten.lo
Co
40
Morgan (J P) A Co (N Y)—100
240
National
Bank
of Detroit
124
64
43%
251
250
61%
NJ
Bank &
111
Tr Co_1274
& Trust
Bank
25
337b
71
7674
36%
3874
79%
83%
53
23
24%
City Bank
(Clove)—16
60
64%
Commerce
Bank
Trust (Albany N Y)
7.50
Newark A Essex Bank¬
27
297b
Co (N J)
25
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston.12%
53
57
437b
46
45
49%
New
Eng Trust Co (Boston)-lOO
327b
Now
57
Bank of WeeteheeUr.g
Natl State Bk of Newark.—12%
235
National
ing
50
25
10
National
Co
(N Y)
Corp
York Trust Co (N Y)
75
567b
A
Natl
12%
4
1
8
Corp
River
47b
11 %
~
397b
23%
25 Va
42%
465b
72
7674
Peoples First Natl
Co (Pgh)
Peoples Tr Co of
(Hackensack N
Philadelphia Natl
Pilgrim Trust Co
71%
76%
Provident
60
64
28
33%
357b
20
2174
167b
574
6%
10
,
1
„
•
American Sulphur Co
Pepsi-Cola
General
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Gas
Rubber
fuiwandj Gas
Co
Co
& Coke Co
97b
25%
374
15%
17 "
Pub
20%
2274
Punta
19
20
217-j
Purolator Products
26
,
1 47b
8%
28
5%
1474.
16
2374
25%
277b
297b
10c
5
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17
5%
18
17%
187b
1
15
1
2374
257b
6874
31%
34 Va
Bk (Jersey City)_25
Bank Trust Co
53
57
25
57
627b
20
607b
64 Va
City Bank (N Y)—20
First Pennsylvania Banking
& Trust Co (Phila)
10
607b
6374
41%
44
33
3674
Natl
Natl
of
Paterson
First Natl Bk
of St
Louis
First Natl
367b
78%
381
20
Republic Natl Bsnk (Dallas)—12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash DC—25
RocMand-Atlaa Natl Bank of
Boston
10
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
Rochelle
of New
Franklin
Natl
Bk
10
Louis Union Trust
Seattle
1st Nat Bk
—12^
Security Natl Bk of Huntington (N Y)
-5
SUte Ban* of Albany-—-—10
Sterling Natl Bk A TT
(Franklin
Square N Y)
Oo —20
(Wash)—20
Street Trust
(Boston. Mass)
20
Second Natl Bk of Phila—
-10
Security First Natl Bank (Los
8t
5
23 Va
25 Va
N
Co
Y)
Co <N
56%
16%
3674
39
29
32%
Bank
(Phila)
Angeles)
First Westchester Natl Bank
-
(Boston)—10
Tradesmen's
Trust
14 7b
417b
44%
493 A
53%
135
-25
Y)—-10
Girard Trust Corn Exch Bk—15
4 5 74
4 8 74
Trade Bk A Tr
'N Y)
20
Hanover Bank of Naw York—10
70%
73 %
Trust Co of New Jersey
40'A
3874
6274
66
17
1978
874
83'A
3274
357b
97a
69
7374
727b
7674
67
71
2674
297b
42
44%
2374
257b
42
45 %
4174
447b
22
237b
425b
79
139
347b
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Guaranty Trust Co
Harris Tr
Hartford
& Sav Bk
(Chic)—20
Natl Bk & Tr Co—10
J)
—25
Hudson Tr Co I Union City)—8
Industrial Bk of Com «N Y)__10
Industrial Natl Bank of
Providence R I
10
(Jersey
City
N
For
footnotes
orecedlDg
page
407b
1474
33
445b
1574
3674
2%
of Commeroe—
(Cleveland)
—
Union Bank
Union Tr
Hudson County Natl Bank
16%
,
Alegre Sugar Corp
87b
*
Sery Co of New Mexico...5
1
Ramp.
16 7b
157b
9
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157b
14
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of
6
6574
*
53
330
First Natl
12%
33%
1
2
16%
of Chicago
100
Bank of Dallas—10
First
11
10
Portland General Electric Co_7%
Potash Co of America
5
Oo
5%
32
..1
Pfaudlerf-Permutit
Pickering Lumber Corp
Natural
11
*%
Pendletojn Tool Indus.
Tr
First Natl Bk
First
8
f»ower & Lleht Co—
Bk
First Natl Bank of Boston.. 127b
177b
(Par East
5
Mercury Telev "A"__90c
Pacific
&
34%
4%
Pacific
Natl Bk
54
5%
Pp»<flr
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Co
507b
'3%
.*
Corp.,,
Line
Camden
Trust
Co (Camden N J)
42%
Bk At Tr
20
Bergen City
J)
5
Bank
10
360
327b
164
First Nat'l Bank Baltimore— -10
37b
Pan
36
(Newark
68 %
374
Co
156
Co
'
40
Northern Tr
25
(Chicago)—100
50
Trust
J)
10
9 74
64
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lAirmotive
277b
3174
lc
Brewing Co
Pacific
25%
(Atlanta). -10
574
Pabst
5
First National
3
Corp
(N Y)
12%
1
Prod
29%
(white
Federation Bk & Tr Co (N Y)..10
18
12 7b
27
.10
N
22%
1
Coal
10
——
-10
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)-..10
Fiduciary Trust Co <N Y)—10
-10
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
167b
,
J)
N
12%
11%
207b.
50c
Producing Properties Inc
-
Tranmis
America
Plains
147b
Plymouth
217a
5
Corp—7
Tranmis Co
Francisco)
(Paterson
293/b
Pioneer
19
Gas
Fldelity-Phila
1374
26%
19%
67b
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co..10
27 %
257b
4%
10
57b
197b
upellka Manufacturing Corp _5
26%
37b
Wurlltzer
187b
17%
•
C0_2
Brick Co——5
187b
-:
i
20
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool
257b
-
of
(San
First
Oil
American
237 a
5%. pfd.-_.20
1...
16%
257b
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
8
Co
Thermador
2. %...
—2 Va
Corp—I—_-_.12.50
preferred
File
18 %
1
Eng Gas & Elec Assoc
2474
—--10
Oil
Genl Tele Co of the Southwest
5%%
23
•
Gas Serviee Co
59%
217b
1S%
14%
-
Bank
Federal
_50c
24%
1
First
10
—*
County Trust Co
Otter Tall Power Co
-
Federal Na4;l MOrtgage Assn.100
Boston Corp b___l___:._10
Fisher Brothers Co...—2.50
__
common
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
3178
28 3
—10c
l___*
52%
,57a
—7%
Co—__.
Co
Northwest Production
.1074
4974
1
..
___.
Oil
Chemical
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
North Indiana Pub Serv Co—*
'
Elecfcrolux
Co
North Penn Gas Co
197a
1—_•
Embarl Mfg Co
Utilities
Nicholson
North
j_50Cr"
Wisconsin Pow & Light Co
Wood Conversion Co
10%
Nortex
i./bl
Inc..
Co
50%
Co
(Chicago)
County Bank & Trust Co
y
1374
1234
St
5
46.
23 Va
Commercial Trust Qf
1974
Norrlt
:
Williams
—lc
Continental
:".:2774
18%
National Shirt Shops of Del
HV*
of America
preference
57 b
Co
Oil Co..
Whiting Corp
National
__5
Class
337a
7 7b
2
Bros
2274
15%
National Aluminate
Corp
2%
National Gas & Oil Corp
5
National Homes Corp a com_50c
'"7%
31
1
1
inc
Williams
Commercial State Bank St
14
41
Bush
14%
White Eagle
—1
Eastern
Trust
21
Dictapnone
Bradstreet
137b
Corp
Cleveland
;
•2174
-
:
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
&
Corp..1
Gas
Bank (Savannah)
10
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago)_25
37
187b
3%
Natural Gaa
97b
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY )_12 %
Chem Corn Exch Bk (N Y)__10
297b
i
34%'
1
187b
257 b
Western
245b
87b
-
Oentl-Penn
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
44
4%
2274
1
-1
Co
Citizens
'
common
17%
Dunham
4
Connecticut
11
Wolex Jet Services Ino
l
West Point Manufacturing Co—fl
Western Lt St Telephone Co_ 10
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
2%
Inc
Central
V-
>
2%
1774
37 b
Refining
TampaX
Tappan
1
Corp
Propane
Louis)
6%
Eng
Detroit .Internat Bridge Co.—1
Chemical Arts Inc
1
23 7'4
Greene
Broad St Trust Co
9%
Montrose
Dun
6%
Co.
13 %
Boatmen's
-307b
157 b
DuMont Broadcasting Corp
574
12%
D)
(S
.;:19%
2874
1474"
Dixilyn Drilling Corp A cony—4
Donnelley (R R) & Sons Co__5
Hotels Delaware Corp—l
1.23
Bank of North America
17%
y
.-8%
Detroit St Canada Tunnel Corp. 5
Detroit Harvester Co ____——.1
——5
407b
Bank of New York
247b
.10
Missouri
^orp
32%
3874
Bank of Commerce
-157b
& Co Inc-1
Industries
18%
9 7b
29
Bankers
177 a
Di-Noc
.....5
Par
2774
14%
,
23
Minneapolis Gas Co
Mississippi Shipping Co
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi* Valley Gas Co
'
Washington Natural Gaa Co—10
Washington Steel Corp
1
Watson Bros Transport "A"—.
Bank & Trust
20%
26
1%
Va
,
Warren
12
295b
Inc
_
64%
1874
__i
Inc—
27%
27 Va
1
...
357b
/107b
'237b
77 'b
'..'87b
67 b
32%
11
2%
l
8 7b
*
1
Darling
*
..j,.a
187b
Miles
2974
25»/a
2.50
"_.5%
1
Class A
.2%
25
SUntide
Texas
.1374
4%
"27 a
1
Co
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
18%
Warner 60 Swasey Co.
Warren Brothers Co..
,..10
117b
127b
'•**
cl B..5
Meredith Publishing Co
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
.
.
2274
Works
Tennessee
307b
44%"
a
>16%
167 js
107b
.
;
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\ 1674
.1
VitfO Corp of Amer——too
21%
2074
Steamship
Register
Associates
4074
3^74
America
McLouth Steel Corp
McNeil Machine &
2%
Yaxian
7V4
147b
\
& Iron Corpu—_8
I»s
fi
Mills
.,107b
2S
•'
29%
t
30
1574
—c_l
(J Ray)
10c
25,7 b
3u vb
Hoc
*-
&
,
487b
257 b
Cummins Engine Co
.
23:
2874
287b
"
2«%
*
Stages Tele Co—X— 207b"
SpCtr Carbon C<3
...
347b
45%
McLean
197b
187
Cutter Laboratories com
75b
V
1
f." "
.5 74
,
274 '
67b
Tekoil
417b
Mfg & Sales Co
McDermott
•
:j;28%
'
v
5
Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Inc_2c
3714
39
Maryland Shlpbldg & Dry Co.SOc
Maxson (W L) Corp
__3
457b
1474-
com.L.3
-
Commonwealth Gas Corp—V— -1
,
"
•'.27%
42%
& Elev Co—1
25%
.-. 33.74
-;./-:3 4,:'>:/
Marlln-Rockwell Corp
147h
Colonial Stores Inc ________2 7bColorado Interstate Gas Co___.5
247b
Suburban
33.74
Marmon Ilerrington Co Inc.
9 "
147 b *
1374
1
■—
87b
13%-:
-cohi-L.—1
A
common
Vanity Fair
'Stanley
147 b
•
Madlsoh Gas & Electric Co
-16
Maremont Automo Prods Inc—1
'
•
7
.8
-
Macmlllan Co
47b
37b
-
VAlley Mould
377b
Statler
16'
1574"
1574
.
—__33%c
207b
Stouffer Corp
Stroig Cobb & Co Inc..
Struthers Wells Corp
•974
Lucky Stores Inc
,
Universal Match finrp
1174
Upper Peninsular Power Co
9
Utah Southern Oil Co
2%
19%
77b
3
Co
com
107b
357b
107b
V 3474
Lau
247 a
6
CTnlted Western Minerals
11%
10 7b
l
16
367b
.;
^..5
Fibers
2274
10
__3
Common non-voting
2 7b-,
%_-ii
Co.._
Co
Glass
2074
17%
Stainley Home Products
107 b
23-%
10
10
Landers Frary & Clark
Blower Co
-
3674 '
10
:
Central Public Utility Corp
Central Soya Co -7
,
L-O-F
27
10
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
United Utilities Inc
—10
147b
Southwestern
„
247b
10.1
...
Oasis
.
Cem
127b
167b
3074
17
Central
Co
Koehring
ny4
25
16
Standard
Co_.il
Co
Keystone Portland
6
4254
l
7%
Bprague Electric Co
Stftley (A E) Mfg Co..
31%
34 % *
>
29%
40
Southwest Gas Producing C4—1
-
*
10
27
CO*.*
307 b
•
Co
fennametal Inc
entucky Utilities
.1
Elec
1
-
157b
13%
,
United Drill St Tool Corp
6%
preferred
United States Sugar Corp
l
7
■
Trans Gas Pipe Line
Corp__50o
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr Co.5
2
Co
Pacific Power Co
Stand Fruit
,
& Treckerr Corp—i...3,
Co
50e
Kendall
'
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1874
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7974
Co_10 % 317 4
10%
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs_—.
v
Kearney
Kellogg
9%
17 Va
Inc..;
10
\
Public Serv
8Vb
■»
•
Inc
Soutliern Union Gas Co——1
".
2774-'
34
/
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31
Products Corp ____lo
r__
20 7b
587b '
1
Corp
Southern Nevada Power Co
1
Southern New Eng Tele Co—-25
1774
19%
•23
i_i
Kansas-Nebraska Natural
7%
97b
(G
157b
-
-177b
46%
Jacinto
29
Co..15
9 %
1
System
Southern Calif Water Co
Southern Colorado Power
8%
1
1
Tracerlab
'
Steel
Kansas City
>•
7 :
Carlisle Govt
9%
60
7%
Corp common——1
$1,46 preferred
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment
45%
:
-16%.
Canadian Superior Oil Of Calif.l.
Cannon Mills class B com
-25
Ceco Steel
Kalssr
..
2t%
<
9 Va
Corp_l
—
Inc
1974
874
Skil Corp
2
South Shore Oil St Devel Co.lOc
Southeastern Pub Serv Co
10c
237b
Time
4274
18 %
1
Seismograph Service Corp,
16 :
Texas National Petroleum—. 1
Texas Natural Gasoline
40
Stubnitz
38%.
v
Three States Nat Gas Co
95b
Plywood Corp
Bearle
26%
56%
Goi.u_5
Jessop Steel Co
"
11%
Oregon Po^er Co__20
Ban
8%
,
29!;b
-
+
I'lio, 1
Bullock's Inc
-'
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Jervls Corp _.
;
Thermo King Corp
1674
87b
Rose Marie Reid
22
Supply...
Jefferson
14;«
21
v
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5%V-
1574
147a
,..75 ("'
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Jamaica Water
22
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.
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& Pow
27
Corp
10
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99
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Electric Lt
low* Public Service Co__
7oWa Soutliern Utilities
28%
k
,,.Black -Hills Power & Light Co—1
Black, Slvalls & Bryson Iuc
'%
25
3
Topp Industxles Inc
Towmotor Corp
103
Sierra
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9_7*
16
14%
67 Va
96
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4
———1
Berkshire Hathaway Inc
14%
1274
63
93
8
Pipuns Co.l
Texas Industries Inc
1
1
Roddls
1
Gas
Tokhelm
Rockwell
1
24%
2% % 14%
Transmission Corp_3
Nat
1
Robertson (H H) Co
Rochester Telephone
Ryder
25%
Gas
46%
52%
13%
23%
Far
Texas
Texas 111
42
49%
,
12%
Beneficial
22%
Indian Head Mills Inc
_i
:157b
Indiana Gas & Water Co
«
.1874
Indianapolis Water Co
10
''1874 ?•
International Textbook Co
54%
Interstate Bakeries Corp
IIIII
25% ••'
Interstate Motor Freight
Sysiil'^~T47i
1474"
Interstate Securities Co
—IIs
Investors Diver Services
24%
-
4 Va
45%
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"-.—Hugoton Production Co... -_i
Husky Oil Co
1
137b
6
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class
2
4 Va
25%
12%
49
•
Co
Ask
3%
River Brand Rice Mills
Inc..3%
Roadway Express class A
28o
Robblns & Myers Inc
•
47%
.
5%
>
10
Lomb
&
107a
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.
Avon
Ind
Hudson Pulp &
Paper Corp
Class A common
•
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1776
Curtis
1
2774
v
Arkansas Western Gas Co
-5
.1874 7* 207b
Art Metal Construction Co^___ 10 vV; 29
;
'31%
Associated
21.;
Spring Corp...._.10
227b
Aztec
10 Va
i.—i^lO
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common;
•
21
Gas
Corp
Riley Stoker Corp
37b
2.50
Fawns
Co
Reslstollex
18
2%
Hearst Cons Publications cl
A_25
18%
.
Bid
23 %
1
—
Richardson Co
1
Hagat Chemicals & Controla__l
Haloid Company
5
Hanna (M A)
Co cl A com 10
!
PartJc preferred
15%
3%
Chemicals
Republic Natural
118
16%
10c
Anbeuser-Buscli Inc
Arden
14%
113
1
____
Sulphur Corp
Class
AMP
5
Ask
34%
l
Develop
327b
1
Pipe & Const Co
Research
Amer
43
Relehhold
Bid
Corp
Society
Gustin-Bacon Mfg
40
2
American-Marietta Co
American
Green Mountain Power
Corp
1
cement
Amer
Par
-—1
__—:
American Box Board Co...
Amer
Par
Rare Metals Corp of America—1
Ask
Co of
Maryland—10
United Statee Trust
(Boston)
Co—
—_
United States Tr Co
Valley Natl Bk
'M Y)_20
(Phoenix Arlx)-8
9V4
39
107b
42
42
4558
22 %
25 78
64
67
29
31%
43
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
44
.
.
Monday, February 17
.
(816)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday,
14
February
Mutual Funds
Far
Funds—
Mufaal
Bid
250
1.25
1.4(5
5.70
1
3.85
Inc—_1
Associated Fund Trust
*
Atomic Devel Mut Fund Inc__l
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton -Fund "B'' Inc—5
Aie-Houghton Stock Fund Inc._l
7.24
1.33
4.35
Fund
Aberdeen
Fund Inc
Business Shares
Affiliated
American
Fund
Mutual
American
Mutual
Ask
4VaS
Par
Funds—
6.17
4.11
7.91
1.46
4.75
5.32
Fund
-lc
Growth Fund.lc
Income Fund_lc
5.77
Fund—lc
11.21
12.26
Inc
Inst Foundation
Institutional
TnaHhitlonal
4.89
7.03
3.47
9.42
lo
3.31
1
Boston—1
8.85
9.67
--1
27.75
28.31
4.36
4.77
of
Co
Tnvestment
Trust
fsiel
America
Inc
Fund
of
:
9.77
10.62
B-l
(Investment
Bonds—1
25.03
26.13
20.80
B-2
22.55
24.60
Inc
1
14.47
15.64
B-3
(Medium Grade Bonds )_1
(Low Priced Eonds)
1
15.18
16.57
Investment
1
20.39
22.01
B-4
(Discount
1
9.03
9.86
1
11.03
12.09
K-l
8.51
6.65
7.27
K-2
(Income Pfd Stocks)
1
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
(High-Grade Com Stk)—I
(Income Com Stocks)
1
7.79
——1
9.51
10.38
14.12
15.40
Inc
Fund
General
'
Fund—
'
Fund
Canadian
11.91
15.88
17.18
6-51
7.11
1
1
Inc
4.56
21.52
4.99
International
Inc
15.18
com—100 12.400 13
50c
Iuc
Seeuri'ies
Preferred
129
100
1
8.39
1
Investment——1
Fund
7.62
Inc
Bonds)
9.46
10.33
11.23
S-3
(Speculative Cora Stk)—1
10.29
(Low
Stks)_l
6.97
7.61
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
Fitnd
1
Growth
Ltd
Fuud
S-2
Funds—
S-4
1
Capital. Venture Fund
Century Shares Trust
Christiana
ft
11.02
1
Canadian
Chemical
S-l
1
Xitu
Colonial
al9.24
19.34
Bullock Fund Ltd
California
Fund
Custodian
Fund_l
Mutual
9.74
23.26
Com
Trust Fund
Lexington Venture Fund
,__25e
Lexington
16.42
1
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc__l
000
135
9.11
Loomis
8.28
Managed FundsAutomobile shares
Mutual
Sayies
Fund—*
5.50
6.07
10.23
11.18
8.65
9.46
13.75
15.03
5.16
Iric-
——w
Commonwealth
--.f
11»«9,
ConrtnonweaUli Stock Fund—.-1
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund
Fund
Fund
Concord
16.41
13.71
1
Inc
Composite
1
Inc
12.83
15 %
1
Inc
Consolidated Investment Trusfc-l
1
13.28
.lc
—lc
3.29
3.63
lo
l2.40
2.65
2.24
2.47
2.27
2.51
6.37
6.98
10.00
10.81
1
62
shares
65 Vii
Masacliusetts
share
1
Delaware
Delaware
Diver
1
7.91
8.71
5.66
6.20
7.63
8.36
Inc...
8ik Fund
Growth
Diversified
Investment
*
2.71
8.89
9.66
Shares
.Electronics
Investment
20.20
4.73
10
131.63
6.25
11.93
3.56
10c
1
4.21
4.61
2.09
2.28
Mutual Fund
•
(Franklin' Custodian Funds Inc—
Common
slock
series———lc
Preferred stock series
lc
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
7.25
9.44
5.73
13.84
15.17
1
5.06
5.50
1
1
1
Inc
Futures
8.59
Industries
11.33
12.38
11.51
Common
Nucleonics
Fund
11.38
Bond
Institutional
Peoples
Philadelphia
shares
Petroleum
lo
2.10
2.32
lo
4.52
4.97
Railroad, stock
shares
lc
7.10
Price
6.68
Tobacco
(T
i—lc
shares
Utilities
lc
—
.
Inc—1
Fund
1
1.25
Fund
B)
Accumulated
United
Continental
Funds
line
Value
Line
1
a22.59
laeome Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.24
Income-'Fiuid of
1
6.57
7.18
1
7.42
8.11
Whitehall
:
Fund
Inc
—1
0.9J
7.49
Wisconsin
;
Fund
1969
Canadian-, Pac
Carrier"
Corp
Ry
68
100%
Fluid
Investors
—1982
Vonght 5%s__
Chesapeake & Potomac
1977
Telephone 4Fas
1993
1978
LVaS
Ask
71
9.45
Light
Ei
Gen i
96
Can
106%
Gt-n l
4.46
4.87
N
of
North
Standard
Pacific
Petroleum
Pacific
Power
Quebec
Natural
Southwest
7.56
IIOV4
111%
1975
Tire & Rubber e$
78
64
68
5s_l»r(
ww
1982
114
118
81
Textron
Amer
Trans-Canada
8.26
4.69
Ask
123
1x5
18
U
fci
68
%
23%
25%
Universal
3%s
103%
105'%
100%
117%
100%
100%
Units
139
1S82
141
85
88
1094a
110
112%
80%
74
—10
of
•
Y_10
N
10
Indemnity Co
79%
•
4(5 v y
Insurance Co—•—
54;
• v
50%
'/ 58
Co^.^_5
73%
64:%
08%
143»
15%
38%
41%
■
City Life Ins—-—
Quaker
2
13%
-——10
38%
(N Y)_
Corp
Ins
Co
52%
38
6.2o
63
Security (New Haven)———10
43
45
10
Paul
Marine
14%
41%
*
45
Republic Insurance (Texas>—JO
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
Fire
21 %
69 ';
—2-10
&
Seaboard Surety
Co
Fire
—
Guar
&
%
48%
67
24
20 %
Marine—10
44%
47%
(0
&
46%
49%
a
19%
21
—5
78%
81%
Accident
Standard
Trust
(N
Travelers
86
i
—10
—.I
Provicience-Washington
Title
158
'19%
5
-
LifeM Insurance
Y)
—
91%
U S
Fidelity Ac Guaranty Co—10
63
66 %
Fire
25
27
38%
40%
U
S
94%
99
U
S Life
Ins__10
73%
77
30
33
—3
—
Insurance
Co
in
the
10
City
Y
N
or
2
29 %
31%
2
—
Fire
Westchester
27-
29 %
Ask
.
100.2
100.11
100.15
4.60s
June
16.
1958
100.23
July
15,
1958—
100.11
100.15
Natl
Mortgage Assn—
2%s Nov.
4%s Feb. 2,
•
2
4.10s
Mar.
4.05s
4%s
May 8,
1958
3%s
100.8
1958—.
100.5
100.11
4s May
April 3,
100.13
100.17
"us
June
26,
1958_
100.28
101
10,
1958
100.25
100.29
4%s
101.3
101.7
3%s May
1,
4%s Feb.
15,
3%s
4%s
11,
Aug.
Oct.
10,
1958
1958
10, 1959—
Aug.
Feb.
101.8
100.14
100.18
100.30
101.2
100.22
100.26
105"*
105%
1962..—
13,
June
101.4
—
I960—
23,
10,
1965
Oct.
|
101
103 -.
103%
109%
1969
1970
100%
108
99
100
1971
1972-1967
May 15.
110 %
99%
107
103%
103%
100
100.4
10O
1,
1958
1958
104%
102%
3%s Sept. 15, 1972
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
4 %s
March
3,
1958_
4.85s
99-4
100%
1,. 1970-1967,
4%s March 3,
98.28
"98.28
-
1961
4%s. July 15,
3%s April 1,
July
99.28
99.20
98.20
I-
1, 1962
4%s
102.8
102
1959
lis May 1, 1959
Feb. h 19QQ
100.2
100
99.26
2%s June 1, 19G0
Apr. 10, 1958—
10,
100.30
100.24
2 Vis
Federal
100.14
100.10
-—
1958
1,
100.6
100.2
1,
4%s July 15., 1958
100.27
3.30s
point
a
1958
3%s May 1. 1958
100.6
1958
32nds of
more
or
2%s May
17, 1958
April 15,
one
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
100.4
100.18
5s Sept. 2, 1958
100.22
101.9
101.13
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Figures after decimal point
Maturity—
n„i
represent one
Ask
Certificates
of Indcbtedness3%s April 15, 1958—
Aug. 1, 1958
3%s Dec. 1, 1958
14,
101.1
1959—
101.3
101.11
101.13
100.14
100.16
Treasury Notes—
l%s
April
99.29
l%s
100.14
99.28
100.2
of
point
a
Atk
Bld
Notes—(Cont
April
Aug.
1 %s
100.12
32nds
l%s April 1, I960.
3%s May 15, I960—.
1%S Oct. 1, i960—
4s
1, .1958
15,
more
Treasury
100.6
4s
2%s Feb.
or
Maturity-
Oct.
99.28
4s
99.12
99.20
IV2S Oct.
1
April 1, 1959^.
%S Oct. 1, 1959
99
99.g
3%s
Aug.
104.10
96.20
96.12
1961
lVaS April 1.
99.26
97.20
97.12
104.6,
3%s Feb 15» 1962._^.
1959
98.4
'
1961—.
1,
102.8
97.28
1,, 1961—.
1,
98.24
98.16
102.4
103.12
103.8
1962—1
95.24
95.16
15. 1962—_
105.8
105.4;.
95.8
95
1,*-1962—i
Nov.
15,
104.14
72%
74
Units-
141 %
143
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Ik,,
i/t.l
Dated
I \
1»!
.
..
Due
I
*
Bid
1
Ask
M
.
,
Rate
3-57
3-
100
100.3
10-
1-57
7-
1-57
4
100.6
100.10
4% %
11-
1-57
8-
1-57
5-
1-58
100.10
100.14
4.50%
12- '2-5?'
9-
3-57
4%%
6-
2-58
100.19
100.23
3-58
4%%
!
A»k
1-68
100.26
100.30
(
1-58
161.3
-
Due
6-
-1-58
'
Rid
—
Dated
4.20%
7-
8
•8
■
1
101.7
101
2-58,' 100.29
3.65%
1-
2-58
10-
1-58
100.23
100.27
! ■
3.00%
2-
3-58
11-3-56
100.13
100.17
*
United States Treasury Bills
Dollar Value
Bid
February 20,
February 27,
March
6,
March
13,
March 20,
99.985
99.989
1958
99.956
99.963
1958
•
"f ", Dollar Vahi«
99.927
99.936
April
17,
99.91C
April
24,
1958___
99.867
99.884
99.844
99.854
May
May
99.842
99.852
May 15,
99.806
99.775 L 99.789
99.819
24,
1953
27.
1958
1958
99.741
1,
1958——
8,
1958
%_L—,99.710 ; 99.725
1
80
*970
77
1976
93
82
95
par
a
Net
value
200%
stock
asset
v
k Admitted
dividend,
d
yield price,
Ex-rights, •
t New
to
listing
Stock Exchange
...
on
the
N*w
York
k
st ocx.
.'
Ex-clividend.>.; '
wi When
99.639
—31....,99.587
b Bid
value.
99.684
____99.672
ih_
III".
1958j.
FOOTNOTES FOE OVEK-TIIE-COUNTEE ISSUES
V
•No
+Ex
99.770
99.757
%, 99.75.4.
1958
99.897
March
Ask
Bid
April 10, 1958—_____
April 15. 1958
1958
March
April 3.
-
Ask
1958
1958_
a
1971
104.10
1902-
113 %
1971
5s
40%
151
97
115%
5Vas
8%
75
70
_1977
5s
4%s___f967
Telep 4%s_1992
Match
37%
ltid
110
94
ww_l963
5s
7%
12.50
(Minn)
Phoenix
Federal Home Loan Banks—
81
100%
fnuus tries 4V2S
Pacific
PUila
St
98%
109%
1975
Pipe Line
27:%
35%
Obligations of Government Agencies
5 07
4%s_.,1992
ww
40%
25%
33
3.33%
!
4.00%
Gas
Corp
5
-2.50
12.05
66
Underwood
37%
12.99
11.15
1978
Sperry Rcind" 5%s
45%
40
Fire——
—
1%S
11.91
of Afn
Bell
42%
Fire
Insurance
Figures after decimal point represent
1%S Feb.
100
Sheraton Co
1976
30%
7:1
34%
2?bS June 15, 19581%s Oct. 1. 1958
Lgt 4%s__1988
&
17%
Casualty-—2
Pacific Insurance Co
!S
Amer.
Life
2.49
—1976
Elec
37%
16
4.25%
Span Uranium 5%s
&
81 Va
35
5
Northeastern
5
Co
7.29
—.1
5s
104%
99
28
16%
10
Home
6.07
i
3%s__
Gas
5%s-1977
Cement,
Co
2.28
Rid
Tele])
Pacific
100%
50-%
32%
(Jacksonville Fla )_2 Va
Insurance
1
1981
Bell
101
ms
1
1
:
4%s
100%
98
5
47%
5
97
106
10
;
10c
Inc
77
5
A—.
River
Peerless
5
1041/4
—
Portland
5.84
i
Brass
103%
Ferro Corp -3%s
Fruehauf -Trailer 4^
3%s
14.51
5.34
98
Mueller
& Power—
Gns
hie
13.35
120
Michigan
ipsa
Paso- Natural
1
1971
94%
100%
3%s
6.77
-1
Iowa Power & Lgt
3%s_—1988
Lowenstein (M) & Sons—
93V4
Commonwealth Edison 3%s_2008
Commonwealth Oil Ref—
—1972
10.20
10.07
5s__
83
99%
Connecticut
Oil
93%
103 V'4
—
9.38
9.21
1
Bonds—-CCont.)
Home
92%
1988
6s
8.19
Mutual
81%
Credit~4%sl—Il978
_
Hanover
32%
Security Issues
100%
4
American
Kate
& Southern Ohio Elec
_
Commercial
30%
7.49
Wellington Fund
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy—
4%s
Great
11.06
_
Fund
York
Reliance
10.56
Invest-in; Corp
National
3VbS——1966
4%S
Chance
Columbus
Inc
street
Washington
100
F)
(S
Insurance
314
3
12.02
10.15
....
10
Corp class
12.00
6.19
Inc^
5%s
11.00
Special Situations
3.90
Steel
10.45
1
Ltd
94
Hampshire
North
13.45
8.69
Fund
3.95
Barium
8.11
9.56
1
Inc..
10c
Bell Telep-Co of Penn 3%s_1989
Burlington Industries 4%s
1975
7.50
12.27
Shares-1
Canada
Fund
10c
2.44
a20.42
9.98
Fund—
88
67
a28.45
Fund—
Income Fund
Science
Bid
56%
63%
3%s
10.96
Fund—1
United
99%
53
Fund
Life
3s Feb
1
Series H-DA__;
3%s———1988
2.50
Franklin
4.20s
a32.36
1
Inc
Series H-C7
Power
80%
4.70s
Inc_1
Fund
United
Wall
40%
*
Investment Corp
& Farnliam
5.91
4.31
37 7»
1
Inc
Investment Fund
9.94
Recent
82
4
1
5.38
Inc—
1
Investors
Value, Line Income
Alabama
11.24
Clark—
9.07
<
Value
Inc
10.34
aio.ll
Funds Inc—
Utilted
Boston
6.12
1
Shares
Araer
United
15.49
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors •
5.66
Clark
&
&
Stock
Fund
United
13.67
Fund Ire
28.84
•
(Edson
Texas
15.03
Haydocs
28.55
1
Funds
Television-Electronics Fund
13.27
Funds
Stock
1
Stevens
Sterling
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Hamilton
13.98
Fund
Stevens
New
19.90
12.80
Fund Inc
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
19.70
Inc
Nuclear
Stein Roe
3.72
1
Fund
Scudder,
*3.40
1
Growth
Kowo)
Scudtler,
7.33
shares
9.03
*
Fund Inc
7.79
lc
Eveei
8.26
8.31
Inc
(Bait) _10
7.50
12.54
State Street
shares
6.86
7.61
8.59
shares
10
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
29%
Southwestern Investors
Bond
!R2t
4W%
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection
and Insurance Co
10
27%
Sovereign
equipment
Jtallroad
38
4%s
Inc
47%
Ins
5.93
6.53
9.59
4
20.74
7.35
10.51
Federal
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.—.10
5.43
Smith
6.05
51%
31%
9.62
11.44
Inc
43%
Northwestern National Life
62
19.58
19.18
Selected
lo
shares
Mining
Fund
a
Life
New Amsterdam
81%
78
48%
8.90
2.50
Fund
Fund
Street
Pioneer
11'/a
Co
Ins
Union Fire
Northern
29%
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
10.64
71%
58%
Jefferson
9.24
5.52
5
7.92
Corp—
Securities
57
10' h
5.56
6.77
9.71
119
10
3.52
6.79
8.24
sharei—lo
lc
lo
266
114
Co.
7.25
5.95
shares
Merchandising
67
253
5
5.09
6.70
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
2
—10
Co
Eagle Fire Ins Co UN J)
1.25
Employees Group Assoc—
•
Employers Reinsurance Corp—3
3.22
8.43
Fully administered shares—lc
General bond shares
lc
Casualty
insurance
6.17
1°
shares
31%
Life
Continental
5.86
6.19
lo
Equipment shares
food
29%
Crura & Forstcr Inc
10.75
1
Common
Electrical
Electronics &
J)__5
Ins
Assurance
9.84
1
Inc
Fund of Canada
12.04
Life
General
Continental
4%s March
Scudder
10.39
Natl
(N
18.09
Over-The-Counter Securities
(Geo)
10.99
1G%
31%
Co
&
Inc
SliaTes
&
lc
Fund
Chemistry
Electronics
53
Manufacturers
Fire
National
Nationwide
New
Gulf Life
1
Science
Stock Fund-lo
(The)
15%
29%
Co
3.05
1
Fund
Capital Fund
of Canada Ltd
Putnam
7.01
i——lo
lo
shares
Chemical
England
9.92
6.39
Building shares
Capital Growth
Ins
1
5
Life
Ins Assn
New York
7.14
6.21
Stand
(N
X2.81
1
9.05
5.66
22
Life Ins
Insurance
5.36
1
Serias
Stock
6.51
>—1°
—lo
shares
Aviation
O.-tl
Series
Puritan
Securities—
Automobile shares
Group
,
12.23
ti.uk
Series
Series
Growth
Pine
Fund Inc
General Capital Corp
General Investors Trust—
Gas
53%
19
5
4
Assurance...
Fire
Life
Monarch
National
1
Stock
7.88
5.20
49
Bankers Natl
1
Series
New
,
Founders
10
J)_.10
Casualty
Massachusetts Bonding
16 %
1
Dividend
Income
Stock
Florida Growth Fund Inc
Florida Mutual Fund Inc
Monumental
15
Co
Bankers & Shippers
1
Preferred
15.59
3.24
50%
Merchants &
6.25
American Surety
1
Series
192
Maryland
Springfield
1
104
183
Merchants
30%
Globe & Republic
1
100
37 %
10.0()
al2.24
20
—10
Lite Insurance Co of Va
Lincoln National Life
2
33%
28 %
5
9.30
1
14%
44
2%
13.83
Corp
13
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins.—5
(Wash D C)_„l
American Re-insurance
Boston
1
Inc—
31%
24%
3
Mercury
Beneficial
31%
33 %
30
5
l°it
29 %
—5
x23%
19.52
Series
Balanced
12.90
14.42
Co
17
Co.-65c
Life Ins
Companies
Aflk
15%
(Birm)_2
Title
&
Bid
(Vai_5
35'hf
(Newark N J)—2%
8.47
Wide Securities Co Inc-1
Bond
6.48
Fidelity Fund lnc__,
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
9.25
Security Series-
132.01
20c
Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc
Energy
Amer
Assurance
Home
Amer Ins Co
Mtge
Corp
1
6%
5%
1
18.06
Investors Corp
20.03
4.33
American
18 %
Ins—
Fla)
12.80
National
21.60
18.73
Heritage Life
(Jacksonville
Ins
Natl
Reinsurance
1
of beneficial interest
Nation
1
1
Corp—1
Fund
Balanced
Stock Fund
Amer
32%
18
20%
16%
5
Title
Lawyers
Life
28
26
30(4
5
Casualty.5
&
Llberty
Mutual Trust Shares
Howard-
&
10
preferred
conv
interest—1
Inc
Fund
National
«aton
SI.25
Foundation—1
Income
Invest
Mutual
17.30
2.47
Inc
Fund
Dreyfus
15.30
1
Shares
Fidelity
American
178
Lawyers
186
56
10
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens Falls
of beneficial
Units
Mutual
Mutual
2.50
25c
E i
Series
10
Co
Agricultnyal Insurance Co
American Equitable Assur
Fireman's
Fund-
Life
101
1
Par
139
59%
132
Stock
33V3C
Massachusetts
Diversified' Trustee Shares—
Dividend
Trust
int_Ji3%c
Growth
Fund Inc
10.27
Inc—1
Fund—1
Income Fund
9.34
Fund
Inc—10c
Investors
beneficial
of
Investors
Mails
Fund
Bond
Manhattan
13.41
Investing Co Inc
Mutual Fund Inc
Vegh
De Vegh
Da
10
Surety
2.60
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
6.14
1
3.49
Melal
5.61
Income Fund
2.15
2.36
la
Paper shares
Petroleum shares
Crown Western Investment Inc
Dividend
1.95
3.17
14.90
16%
&
n—
Connecticut
4.75
17.83
13.87
Insurance
Columbian
4.31
General .Industries .shares—.lc
12.27
Aetna
Aetna Liie
Camden Fire
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
8.96
Casualty
5.62
a40.16
Comrionwealth Income
Fufcd
Aetna
Ask
Bid
Par
10.54
Priced
KnicKeroocKer
100
Companies
.
*
Street
liuo*)
(The)
Keystone
Canada
Johnston
100
111%
110%
Insurance
8.74
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Fund
1988
Light—
preferred
102%
3.62
8.00
Resources
Investment
10.24
5%s
Trans
Ask
9.75
lo
Inti
7.643.79
Westcoast
&■
9.82
22.17
—1
.—;
Inv Tr of America
Broad
8.91
8.98
20.29
Ltd
Blue Ridge
Boston
11.00
Power
5.64%
100
99%
102
Pulp & Pap 4s— -.1978
Pacific
102
101%
1988
3%s_
6.31
Tnsur
Fund
!
Util
Texas
West Virg
Bid
STOCKS—
102%
102%
——
4%s
West
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc_i
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp
Bond
Ask
10.05
Institutional
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Canada
Bid
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional Bank Fund:—lo
1.60
Power—
.1988
1983
Water
Wasnington
Ask
Bid
Bonds—(Cont.)
issued.-..
--
99.638
99.594
I Volume 187
Number 5717
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.week show
Bank clearings- this
q
decrease., compared
Prelimihary figured complied- by us,
based, upon telegraphic: advices from the chief 'cities of
the country; indicate that :for the weeh endejl Saturday,
with -a year ago.
furnish them today, inasmuch as the week
ends Saturday and the Saturday figures are not avail¬
able at time of going to
press. Accordingly, in the above
7:3%
f
%
1058
15-
Philadelphia
Kansas
$10,058,787,156
1,142,075,887
1,142,000,000
1,042,949,486
—
*913,000-,000
626,616,435
— -----—
;•
644,306,146
3PB.9G2.050
-
St. -rouis
'
San' Fr An Cisco
321,700^000
COY.6I8JB0O
609,208,008 K
---------- ~~
pittsburgh'
391,718>889
-
.
—
Cleveland
•344,581,-728
Baltimore:--------------------
-16.6
,
.
five
cites
Ten
days___i.—
$14,818,517v421
--
$15,784,115,414 t
4,438,823^270
3,885,855-484.
days.
five
cities,
9th
-12.5
Louis
cities,
:
day—
one
weekl——
Total all cities for
♦Estimated.
i
$18,704,372,905 $20,222,938,684
863,523,441
887,764,652
five days__:
cities,
Total 'all
$19,567,896,346 $21,110,703,336
-
—
:
CLEARINGS
1954
.45,004-'
51,410 ','47)789
I Philadelphia
4,477
5,791
.
5,387
4,843
5,219
5,232:
4,949
41287
3,878.-
■
•8,260
3,547v
3^452
* 2,918 :
2,579 "
1
[Chicago'
....
Detroit"
...
2,432 :•:* -2.507
2,122
2,036''
1,865
1,672
2,647"'
2,485
2; 182
2,036
2,088
2,201
1,974
1,631-
1,533
1,914
1,897
1,772
1,677
1,499--
'
[ Pittsburgh..
City
Kansas
Louis...
Houston
1,685 *
1,338':
1,414
1,466
1,312
1,378
1,388
S.
5.5
4
»'
>
2.8
622,404,311
642,149,514
7
•
565,302,168
528,378,880
+
9
«
634,841.542
"
502,414,581
10
"
1,219,952,562
1,163,973,934
23,388,159,055
cities
Stock
Exchange
is
appended.
3.1
~
1,658
1,534
1,367
1,207
1,257
1,194
7.0
+
4.8
21,567,733,810
+
8.4
10,447,313,409
+
1.0
968
•920
877
1,072
987
'
.
878
888-
-
:
;
780
1,079
.
>•
770
'I
716
728
975
;
.
Z
727
684
.
831
878-
*900
917
.
Birmingham-
.;
-870
-
Omaha
724
'
660
i
.
726
559
597
713
744
945
855
'•
688
582
661;
•
593~:~~"ZT89
725'
654.
623
651
Buffalo
643
661
541
1,022,279,585
18,932,840,202
18,757,889,149
9,516,632,659
8,998,585,170
.
month of
today a summary of the clearings for
January. For that month there was an
increase for the entire body of clearings houses of
0.8%,
the 1958 aggregate of clearings,having been
847,799 and the 1957 aggregate $112,110,038,722.
In the
gain of
5.3%, but in the Boston Reserve District the total regis¬
ters a loss of 1.6% and in the Philadelphia Reserve Dis¬
New York Reserve District the total records
1957
1956
1955
49,871,356
48,160,955
47,197,100
74,645,958
$112,166,000
$89,457,000
$89,447,900
$93,654,300
12,000
36,000
86,000
4,589,950
4,539,900
7,355,700
.
misc.__
Bank-
4,000.
government
bonds
trict of 21.5%.
5,713,700
a
_____
$117,883,700
$94,059,550
decrease of
there is
an
745
a
In the Cleveland Reserve District there is
4.6%, but in the Richmond Reserve District
increase of 0.7% and in the Atlanta Reserve
The Chicago Reserve District has a fall¬
District of 1.2%.
4,000
ing off of 2.6% and the St. Louis Reserve District of 1.9%,
but the Minneapolis Reserve District has to its credit an
improvement of 4.0%. In the Kansas City Reserve Dis¬
trict the totals are larger by 4.1%, but in the Dallas Re¬
$94,043,800 $101,100,000
Month of January1958
Federal Reserve Districts
2nd New
;
York
•
i
7th Chicago
—.—
—
:
"
17
6
16
"
"
"
"
10,611,024,504
"
Louis
8th St.
—
—.—;
11th Dallas
San
4,839,822,768
6,651,837,122
5,737,833,920
6,459,242,430
3,177,361,"882
5,522,266,942
19,372,429,721
3,190,779,016
+
0.7
1.2
+
2.6
—
—
1.9
16
"
2,882,033,070
2,747,567,520
+
4.9
"
"
4,279,611,961
+
4.1
—
3.1
—
6,095,913,326
"
113,030,847,799
2,852,659,881
4.623,867,219
8,939,707,234
2,945,457,924
2,256,794,248
3,582,588,596
3,913,838,089
—
1.9
2,529,707,879
3,800,426,881
4,492.593,657
5,675332,973
+
0.8
104,335,765,867
94.726,172,029
3.2
4,111,811,336
4,807,579,053
6>215,G40,670
56,546.430,010
49,721*888,567
112,110,038,722
60,609,097,064
4,656,733,676
$
4.6
—
6,036,549,610
10,892,611,469
3,325,423,607
3,260(646,160
5.3
3392,159,954
46,747,234,946
5355,952,821
3,421,816,494
—21.5
3,413,119,124
58,763;.533,968;
;
Francisco
'■
1955
$
3,631,538,912
49,745,651,634
1.6
+
6,162,412,534
6,970,754,121
'
1956
%
—
14
11
18
9th Minneapolis
10th Kansas City
'
56,363,755,976
Dec.
3,906,138,577
53,520,431,101
3,436,066,176
6,110,696,205
7
6th Atlanta
"
31
:
Inc. or
$
3,841,806,855
15
3rd Philadelphia -—^———
12th
14 cities
11
—
5th Richmond
'
1957
$
—
•4th Cleveland.,
4,994,094,623
496
510
r"-
178 cities
Total
491
498
7*
'
604
/
543
544~;
'
549
474 -:
506
521
536
615
592
904
'568"
610
;
"
"
685
'
t
Memphis
695
i.-v-.Tft}..::.
674
•
-
743
T
;Z-;v898
707.; -VZ 599 .Z
598
667
.
658
686
Denver
.716..',.
760
574,446,769
459,524,295
536.245.842
344,900,980
-
District the totals are smaller by 3.1% and in the
San Francisco Reserve District by 1.9%.
710
'
703
7
•
600,997,137
977.749,454
1,239,858,142
serve
1,091
,
703 J;
.
•-706
•
739.
678
650
813
;
762 v
634
-739
-
692
738
768
.
-834
1,211.
1,248
'
870
1,042 :
850
-775-
859
1,046
■
10,151,760,688
1,095,094,013
1.031,000,403
We also furnish
the
The
-Month of January-
1st Boston
1,102
1,259
$
724.031.841
487,462,555
551,170,407
421,196,624
1,043,293,285
6.3
+
1,190
1,342
1955
"
630,146,314
1,067,337,588
1,310,193,963
593,179,015
+ 10.3
6
575,661,079
472,499,365
Government_i
Total
1,314
'878
Paul....'
U.
1,201
1,288
"
St!
+
1,472
1,560
1,262
'
1,418,450,411
1,579
1,323
1,482
..
,.
1,496,210,207
1,783
" 1,402"
1,835
..
Jacksonville
"
1,666
•
1,424 '
1,679
-
Portland.
6.4
2.5
17
'
&
international
1,502
r
1,930
Orleans
New
Seattle
+
+
1,981
1,557
1,629
«•..
Louisville
■
l",956
1,745
-
| Richmond
-
1,754
..
Cincinnati.
1,678
1,275,134,818
691,629,895
1,196,202,871
+
"
735,895,890
1,226,354,639
City
shares__
Bonds—
Railroad
Foreign
2,237
-
-
1,230.698,896
1,310,914,784
;
.2,661
2,Q77-»
•
1,847
...
....
Baltimore
,
1,591-1,618
1,341
1,452
1,649
Z
1,447'
1,575
1,691
1,796
1,835
Minneapolis.
I Atlanta
1,754
1,718
' 1,783
•
2;2l 7"-_•
4,230
2,424
•
'•'2,496
: 1,987- "
1.Q69
2,532
..
-
'
-V
St.
2.719
2,406
2,195
Cleveland
1
Dallas
2,976
3,179;
3,-007
—17.5
1,014.963,899
"
"
109
York
$
+ 14.9
10
_
1956
760.106,918
9,793,733,939
1,153,202,804
1,121,816,790
"
1958
of
Number
5,048
:
^350
V
2.815
3,150
.
Fran...
39,922
■i'-OQl- ) Z&;84Q
2.759
%
$113,030,-
4,966 -I
-
:
Stocks—
1951
^9,160
4";612-
• •
3,010
Boston
I
4,372;
•
or
3.8
—
7
Description-
1952
39,08V
54,265
New
-823,568,891
6
ZZZIZZ_
,_I_ZZIZZZ
ZZ-ZZZZ
ZI_ZZI
ZZ__ZZ
Z_~
__ZZZZZ
_______
York
-
11,549,385,256
results for January in 1955 to 1958 are given below:
...
1953 '
42.599
1956
1957
1958
" '
1955
the
on
—Month of January (000,OOD's omitted)-
■■
New York...
I San
:
"
New
-
.
13,266,855,002
•
Inc.
Dec.
$
•
Our usual monthly detailed statement of transactions
last
CEFIES .IN. JANUARY
FOR LEADING
FOR.EIGHT YEARS
'r
;
Francisco.
Total
the
of bank, clearings at leading.cities of
January, in each of the
is shown in the subjoined statement:
eight years
BANK
T
!
7.3
Outside
The course
1957
792,049,470'
10,556,523,627
-i
City__
11th Dallas
12th San
.
country for the month of
i.
7.5
2.7
-
-
Z;'-
:
Minneapolis
10th Kansas
All
_
Chicago
8th St.
-6.1
11
..""""
—
5th Richmond
"
<
cities
10
ZZ
IIZZZ
6th Atlanta
2.1
-
7th
Other
1958
12
;3rd Philadelphia
,4.th Cleveland
-14,4
352,156.453
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
.'.f
,2nd New York
0.3
-
570,62-7;&74
.
8—
$
-13.2
469,695,971»
488,625,479
-----
Ended Feb.
1st Boston
-8.4
424,657,019
370,600,000 *
.•
______—
Week
Federal Reserve Districts
2.7
-
apolis Reserve District of 7.0%, but the BL Xouis Re¬
District suffers a loss of 3.1%. In the Kansas
City
Reserve District there is an increase of
10.3%, in the
Dallas Reserve District of 6.3% and in the San
Fran¬
cisco Reserve District of 4.8%.
serve
same
8.7
-
;
City
3.6
•
-20.1
Reserve
District of 2.5%.
The Chicago Reserve
District has to its credit a gain of 5.5% and
the-Minne¬
week in 1957. Outside of this city there
was an increase of
8.4%, the bank clearings at this cen¬
ter having recorded an increase of 15.4%. We
group the
1957
$9,692,745,354
.
Chicago
810, in the
'
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ending February
NewvVork ————
larger by 2JB% in
by 6.4% and in the At¬
lanta
8.4%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $23,388,159,055, against $21,567,733,-
Our. comparative sUmmhiT for the;\Vdek foliows:
an
land Reserve District the totals are
the Richmond Reserve District
we present further below we are able to
give the final
and complete results for the week
previous — the week
ended Feb. 8. For that week there was an increase of
Our preliminary totals standr £t \$i9,567,896,346
against $21,110,703,336 fOr :the sarrte jftteek-; id "1956. At
this center there; is a loss for the weekended "Friday of
.record
.
however,-which
year.!
3.6%.
city) the-totals
improvement of 14.9%, but in the Boston Reserve Dis¬
trict the totals register a decline of 3.8% and in the
Philadelphia Reserve District of 17.5%. In the Cleve¬
the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
In the elaborate1 detailed statement,
from; which, it
be
cities according to the Federal Reserve Districts
in which
they are located and from this it appears that in the New
York District (including this
We cannot
ciearmgs^ from:;all cities: of the United "States
is possible tp- obtain -weekly clearings will
below;those for the corresponding ^week last
Keb.v22;
CLEARINGS
Complete and exact details for the week covered by
the foregoing will appear in our issue of next
week.
'
559
Outside
New York City-
525
■
....
Washington.
647
600
560
5i4
435
459
468
636
647
595
509
463
448
427
416
574
585
525
455
416
427
402
96,330
87,572
8.1,164
70,325
78,335
8,005
6,384
6,507
0,036
-
'
■
,
,
,'
r
,
6,044
'■
'
'< •
.!
-
■
1
.*
'i,
>.
•
••
J •*
,i
'L
• 1
.,
86,124
46,201
.
80,080
7,154
,
385
104,274 103,390
.
471
Milwaukee.
Nashyille
..
Tot. 31 cities
Other
cities
8,720
8,756
The following
compilation
covers
the clearings by months since January 1, 1958 and 1957.
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
i-
-Clearings, Total All-
Total
All...
113,030 112,110 104,335
94,726
87,548
85,832
56,546
49,721
44,946
46,750
45,2 il
Outside NYC
58,765
♦Estimated.
1
60,699
We
now
add
our
First Federal Reserve
—
Portland
•
—
—
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
$
—
.
New
33,044,804
3,179,571,097
15,746,516
8,632,795
7,043,259
15,323,938
14,502,183
8.159^29
Bedford—————:—-
7,005/860.
15,901,645
Rhode Island:—^Providence
148,6G4;900
New
.12,741,074
68,841^32
56,005,303
198,557,296
117,528,253
26,897,000
154,064,600
12,631,902
3,841,806,855
3,906,138,577
Springfield
-
Worcester
*
-
:
1"
New Haven
L.
-
27,558,000
Waterhury
$
0.8
Inc. or
Dec. %
."
58,765,533,968
60,699,-097,064
—
(14 cities)
Week
1958
1957
$
1955
25,596,138
2,719,156,072
14,404,320
6,683,634
5,588,886
16,510,245
0.9
31,931,106
2,976,841,818
16,628,525
5.5
—
—
8,054,769
6,985,339
0.5
3.8
+
—
—
14,913,622
0.5
+
61,180,988
48,758,983
5.2
G.2
—13.6
+
10,655,835
8.0
3.3
+
—
—
,
11,089,440
0.6
•+
•
2.5
$
•
;
166,706,60?
110,072,69*
26,304,300
57,269,017
41,148,263
156,138,586
82,524,491
2,920,367
0:846,847
645,613,944
2,998,602
1,306,327
3,255,166
,
3,415,360
7,214,721
665,571,912
3,280,372
1,517,516
3,552^14
15,158,569
York—Albany
Binghamton
248,251,054
Buffalo
643,291,096
(a)'
Elmira
.
24,404,640
25,646^15
29,279,200
125,805,100
10,400,167
32,477,200
2,828,136
32,291,700
2,896,768
0.9
—
1.6
3,631,538,912
3,292,159,954
792,049.470
823,568,891
185,118.233
171,415,616
27,945,574
24,609,171
(a)
661,572,557
13,998,917
12,830,266
17,018,208
536,957,859
12,055,327
131,052,247
8.3
13,669,970
10,760,740
5.6
47,789,335,857
45,004,283,462
3,061.889
12,831,635,428
—
1.3
179,262,420
145,425,229
+
1.3
99,188,950
90,621,885
+
2.8
—
—
Connecticut—Stamford
113.260,808
343,013,498
345,257,485
—
New
398,310,506
—
382,773,620
Jamestown
f
:
13.129,067-
New York
54,265,313,831
Rochester
188,549,565
Syracuse
Utlca
Jersey—Newark
:\
Northern New Jersey—,—-—•
Total (11 cities)
122,096,636
26,246,535
56 363,755,976
53,520,431,101
(a)
*—15.0
15,445,259
51,410,941,658
190,980,905
120,531,695
25,528.410
127,358,235
.
20,279,355
'+
—
+r
2.8
615,139,275
23,659,946
—
February 8
1956
2,896,736
1955
2,636,584
3,054,480
$
5.1
2,680,897
6,246,277
3.0
623,720,339
3,228,435
597,469,821
3,502,757
—13.9
4.8
1,267,753
3,232,962
14,093,409
9,474,368
44,424,933
24,713,154
1,278,019
3,925^22
11,623,828
8,590,630
39.388,589
19,691»161
—
—
8.4
8.8
3.1
—13.7
+
—
—
0.6
27,403,900
2.4
2,473,687
27^69,100
2,264,940
3.8
760,106,918
724.031,841
66,202,275
4,704,014
113,219^003
2,370,805
2,218,192
+ 13.6
23,356,041
—
5.3
+
9.9
115,799,823
2,517,339
2,899,588
9,416,207,543
34,045,709
25,006,104
(a)
(a)
138,431,882
$
2,695,522
6,378,456
8.6
—
—
—
+
3.5
—14.5
—
140,203,100
11,867,631
—
:
11,178,323
51,844,721
Second Federal Reserve District— New York—
New
or
Dec. %
13,821,562
10,830,185
44,747,394
(a)
-
Ended
Inc.
$
*
$
210,505,474
—
Hampshire—ManchesterTotal
69,204,551
53,073,193
186,206,340:
101,494,601
.
—
-
Connecticut—Hartford
.
1956
Inc. or
Dec. r,'o
12,250(482
12,326^996
34,123,380
3,150,843^903.
River
Holyoke
(
+
—
1957
1958
'.
Maine—Bangor
-
112.110,038,722
District—Boston—
:
-
Dec. c/o
$
$
,
1987
for the month of January and the week ended Feb. 8 for four years:
detailed statement showing the figures
Clearings at—""
-
...
113,030,847,799
1958
or
:
:
-
Month-
January.
"*
Clearings Outside New York——
«
Inc.
1957
1958
84,371
+
0.2
+ 15.4
42,020,109
11,120,420,401
40,458,196
+
3.9
30,053,537
26,239,754
+
14.5
17,259,249
9,759,303^79
30,073f451
19^60.409
25^065,482
7.1
122,906,611
113,799,387
287975,205
36^228^559
30,2~6~2Z445
0.7
325,734.409
297,055,109
83,153,267
73,226,176
70,413,171
£3,541*963
65,701,115
9,793,733,939
10,151,760,688
0.4
374,617,655
327,321,728
86,061,010
78,805,510
78,500,719
5.3
49,745.651,534
46,747,234,946
13,266,855,002
11,549,385.256
+ 14.9
3.2
*5.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(818)
.
.
Monday, February
.
•—
I
-Week
-Month of January-
Clearings
•1958
a I—
Harrisburg
40,799,049
-
Lancaster
9.6
Philadelphia.
Reading
9,589,692
41,784,878
19,485,890
18,334,596
Scranton
30,680,542
17,401,198
Wilkes-Barre
.
Hazelton
Delaware—Wilmington.—^..
New -Jersey—Trenton..
~
84,025,160
2.3
5.7
.+/1.1
—1.4
3.9
—
•
2,343,369
2,268,069
1,665,127
35,956,517
21,548,292
5,111,373
4,843,000,000
17,022,492
27,913,723
14,999,976.
0.1
67,667,819
31,663,160
2,095,424
5,847,732
,71,785,498
54,689,495
—21.5
5,737,833,920
5,155,952,821
—11.6
1.4
+
/
■
4.0
—
—
6,658,398
81,553,381
,
51,664,941
Cincinnati.
|
.
Hamilton..
Lorain
—
:
Youngstown
Toledo
•
Pennsylvania—Beaver CountyGreensburg
Pittsburgh
—
Erio:
■
3,27*756
2,088,250,678
35,142,493
24,732,929•'•
38,699,187
———
..
Oil City,
Kentucky—Lexlhgton
West
,
46.01T241
156,95*346
4,32*568;
Virginia—Wheeling
-
•
-
-
"
•
=
--
-
20,280,293
Total (17 cities):
-
-•
.
6.0-
—
4.3
+
6.5
—
«
9.4
1,259,246,464
2,485,517.653_
—14.6
—15.5
6.6
—
+ 14.9
„
"
4.0
—
>
V
6.8
—
:
21,925,264;
i
'
'
187936446
v.v.
•
I,
12.737,008
-17 5
"1453,202,804
-1,095,094,013
,
/
-
1
+ 12.5
14402,185
13,674,801
1,230,698,896
r.y-
:.!*■ .1'
8.9
5.1
3,039,843
1,974,709,385
—12.9
23,665,234
--41,016,144
18,646,963
3.3
—r«
i'-
3.0
—
6,970,75*121
4.6 '
—
■
259,555,426
515,314,726
61,087,700
j.
:
j
r
:
1,310,914,784
|
-
r
-
^
0.4
+ 15.5
:
11,479,922
v '• 242,142467.
• 43T.609.420
" V ".
52,110,200
+ 2.8
11,14*715
268,975,957
>
—
+
3.5
+
500,338^706
- 52,903,900
3(0 *
■
10,001,548
235474,131
388432,907
46,986,400
V
-
-> 37,003,396
+
—
■
--
' .;
jr.j
[•'
lXlOO,466,;
2(638,392
1,631,255,997
-32447,617
21,612,653
53,399,540
16,744,225
,
,
6,459,242,450
■
,;' 6,421,816,4941
•
/.
r 1,275(13*818>
;
' f l;i21,816,790
,\it J
*
j r 1,031,000,405
'• V'
.v.
'
X:>C
■
-Virginia—Huntington^
22,241,085..
10*823,000 +
908,650,35136,853,389 C
79,472(043
1,629,988,223 '„
6,266,763 •*;'
647,771,322:
,
Richmond
Couth Carolina—Charleston.
Columbia.
'
District of Columbia- -Washington
,
17,877,952
18,012,013
84.953,006;
775,055,538
-.29,715,891
58,682,634
.
96,273,000-
Ii3
—>.
659-,730,516
lr
1,6
+ 16.4
68,661,201
1:7
1,534,415,455
+
1,658*850,710.'
34,577,139
5,853,556
600,821,642
3,413,119,124
~
+
T.l
+
•
7.8
0.7
8,329,313
j
:
r
7.-/.
'4,376,574
"'
'
194,396-,591
22,057,373
172,746451
7,961450
'
3,177,361,982
5,084,368'-
+I6.2:
'
-
-
f
j
735,895,890
!
V, -.
.
19.657,-000
'
•, 3448493
19,454:008
%
• •••«•
+12.6 ;f (tesslm
36242^944 j - •"* * .356,537,851-;
141477,724
382,738.
;c.r
,
8,-7-i
+
•
2,852,659,881
560,742,351
+
;. I'.
5,086,894 1
-23,976,42*: 1
■*:
1,367(554,4414,528,213
514,158.151
-
-
.
3,436,066,176
3.7
--68(302,289
-
Frederick^
53
+
r
36,286,737.
-
Maryland—Baltimore-
;+
21,125,753
101,104,132
920,774,305-
.
Virginia—Norfolk.
Total (8. cltles)..
7,018,418
1576667 323
;
"
19,495,904"?
i
1,014,963,899
2.8
+
.
West
3,529,202
6,099,589
3.287,109
• 3,213-,767-
; ; 6,935,462 ;*
6,545,391
.
3,387,020
6,660,720
'
;
■
197475",596
'
"-42477,186
1,102,603,303
2,036,350,850
201(018,100
10,351,779
-5(615,873
45,091,929
44,685,843
30,645,875
140,235,347
4,240,985
238,963,300
13,506,390
7,401,402
39,272,392
61,016,660
37,651,847
161,711,425
4,790,881
—11.1
3,007,0572,201,283,346"
39,550,46928,410,64040,028.772'
20,910,632
•
^
6,651,837,122
52,082,471
,,
—
•
58,926,639
Newark-——
0.1
—
1,342,373,956
"J
2,647,251,246
241,981,900
14,804,6068,258,969'
59,758,192
63,121,459
40,040,884
163,534,852 I
4,640,053
"
;
;
"
3,547,863
.
5,0347975
1,037,000,000
',
51,796^588
1,262,222,980"' "
2,532,576,291 .
25T8O7.10O 13,415,756
7,055,357 C
50,491,567
-
...
6,765,949
j
7
1,0957666",o6o;
3,542,427
;
*3,500,000
6,405,486.
1,595,072
1,664,731
1,787,931
*077(866
i,i6i76oo7666
;
6,946,317
'
;
4,342335
3,922,184
/
►
1,909,540
1,889,022
1,726,076
*
'
M*uallol4
$
2,684,534
'
■
9427600,000 !"•••
>11'
Ohio—Canton—.
Columbus
1956
1,774,703
2,062,884
.
4"512487
,
...
—5,5.6
6,162,412,534
•: 1
.
6,159,034
5,387,000,000
v
18,844,621
31,356,424
16,415,662
33,303,715
1,945,625
—22.7
84,042,815
4,839,822,768
;
Total (15 cities).
—
—
'
6,248,737
79,879,639
.
0.7
—
,
30,747,258
2,380,522
...
+
6,709,070
5,791,000,000
18,140,247
31,112,142
18,105,137
32,582,829
2,691,379
6,164,555.
83,174,967
4,477,000,000
9,507,875
7,499,644
8,842,236
—12.0
20,856,352
20,373,206
6,325,698
—
Cleveland
February 8—
or
Doc. %
$
7,311,620
7,226,545
—10,0
9,886,107
41,090,217
9,794,734
8,703,810
_
Du Bols
Ended
Inc.
1957
•
$
7,923,987
8,932,730
7,128,619
Bethlehem
Chester
York
1958
-Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona.
Lebanon
1955
Dec. %
$
Third Federal Reserve District-
1956
Inc. or
1957
■"
17
+
;
^
J5,13^975;y
"
323,177,358
1.6
;; +
;
7,048,332
o
296,672,241
-
'
:12T930,39G
■
;
+ 11.0
i
V tmJs^So
:Trtr; 116j3$!^025 *
'
691,629,893+; 7'.
6.4
+
,
630,146.314 v
•+••
4
e
.
•
.
'
*
:
W
'v
V
+ "i
„
,
' 600,997437
.
i•
■
r
:
-
.•••
SixtiLFedereHleservelhstricI—Atlanta—
Tennessee-M-Knexvllleu-^.,.
'NashviHia=ii—.
Georgia—Atlanta^
Augusta^
ColumbttSrr "Um
142,611,841
574,277,914'
1,847,000,000
27,218,693 1
27,912,345
27,191,541-
I
IUBMW
'.'+
—
1,745,100,000:
|
|
I
I
■
■■
_
Montgomery
Jackson-:.
V Meridian:
Vicksburg
68,246,951
10,163,682
,
1
_
New- Orleans.
.
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•
r
ft
::
'
'
r
'
•
<
987,049,189
,
r.3-
3.0;
1,079,405(328
;
99,044670:
917,762^38'
68,105,938;
30;216v271:
32,133,000
66,583,813
10,428,537
•
•7-0.1
•^
1,211,106,984;".
-
3,243,861.
.
:
124,539,799
525,758,251
1,679,200.000
'i 27,147,382
'27,502,562
'28,856,995
8.8
—18.1
+
33,248,010:
28,125,047;""
29(051,623
•
';
•
-
114,490,485*900,000,000
69,103,004
30,952,836
.33,023,000
Mississippi—Hattlesburg.
7.0
2.01
"
1,248,010,863
Alabamaai-Birminghara.
■ ■»
133,434,755
585,849(301:
f
-
.
Florida—Jacksonville,
Tampa
Mobile
'
•
Macon
■
"
-
+
•+15.6
■W.\:
M
1.9
r,
.
"''+
1.6
;
v'+
2v4
f
.
+
3,1484827,:;
1,042,607,496" ,7
—
"
5.3'
■
Total (16 cities).
6,110,696,205
•«,036,549;610
+
1.2
{.
28,030,082
24,520,061
26,906442..
813,868,506
■
?
57,740403
26,678(378- !
118v6-75,283 j
386400,000 i
'
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-.
-
6(574{O09>-
|
:
"5,9937870 I
-y 236,025,416
|
:
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23,311,000
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14,407,796
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—
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123,725,1.76.
455,781435
1,482,700,000
.
86,919,076
870,676,385-;■ '61,669,430
27,701,735
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9,251,637
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1170,071,416
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Sweoth FftdoiaHleservo
Michigan—Ann Arbor.
Detroit.
Flint
Grand
Raplds.
*13,358,925
3,260,840,000
42,065,506
93,136,377
18.813,876
53,263,674
:
Indiana—Fort WayneGary———
Indianapolis
Bouth Bend
Wlsconsln—Madlson.
Milwaukee.
Oshkosh
:
i,
Sheboygan
Watertown
Manltowoo
Iowa—Cedar Rapids.
Des Moines
Sioux
Ames
21,416,512
12,908,314
55,196,803
115,725,516
388,026,951
16,152,398
3,547,010,000
47,092,532
95,277,702
19,562,49449,032,504
20,902:833
11,543,026
63,554,404
117,041,988
382,220.663
—17.3
—
46,138,440
17,729,039
45,073,669
636,686,963
7,495,251
11,442,328
2,186,410
4,872,733
32,982.920
223,426,320
36,861,552
3,131,930
47,118,037
17,344,724
43,698,510
647,761,626
8,446,224
12,234,356
2,146,345
5,035,033
29,893,945
196,922,647
65,080,095
3,932,761
12,913,389
10,325,771
5,232,694,687
33,206,134
71,906,588
48,334,562
30,554,890
3,670,401
10,611,024,504
10,892,611,469
City.
75,494,828
4,313,189
—
Illinois—Aurora
Bloomlngton
Chicago
Decatur
Peoria
Rockford
Springfield
6terllng
Total (31 cities).
13,735,455
8,317,674
5,219,444,700
32,165,653
67,342,039
47,430,957
-
12,103,622
3,452,594,-000
8.1
—10.7
—
—
3.U~
+
8.6
,
+j 2.6
+.11.6
—13.2
—
1.1
+
1.5
—
2.1
10739,003
2,918.577,000
41,081,180
76,031,962
15,813,699
39,707,766
18,679,559
12,423,049
45,457,279
97,624,851
19,560,797
2.2
-
Terro Haute-
f ■
t
i
District—Chicofi-
Jackson
Lansing:
Muskegon
Bay City-
#■
•
43,457,786
•
20,778,096
13,766,218
52,496,425
105,367,06*
364,840,024
44,045,687
16,797,764
40,342,811
595,505,655
7,585,040
12,081,074
4,517,010
117270781
9,729,173
10,774,852
3,993,514
4,054,897
1557650799
1327473*843
6,991,140
6,830,430
52,712,442
16,898768
46(578,909
13,939,067
4,287,584^89u..
27,742,608
69,148,737
41,792,766
27,903,828
3,109,112
24,224,654
56,719,708
36,335,101
22,920,508
2.608.580
14,742.150
9,630,425
7,045,585
10,372,429,721
8,939,707,234
1,496,210,207
1.9
2,031,359
3.2
3,562,794
27,441,802
190,360,457
+ 10.3
+ 13.4
+
6.4
+
—19.4
—
—
—
—
6.3
1.9
+ 20.6
—14.7
—
2.6
•
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6M62iO0i
9,973(434
4,026,745
167527229
-
17272",479
biToIotoo
4,949,916,397
+
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17770*559
1177917733
3.1
6.5
4,009,659
2,499709
857976700
0.1
—
.
41,258,11*
3,265,844
12,444,403
7,482,316
—11.3
;
:
85,258,512
327,979,236
61,823,105
1.7
;
107l97,002
9.7
3.2
6.1
+
1879T7.673-
137395732
+ 16.0
2.2
+
4,257,558-
19,024741
;
37,820,903
14,317,852
33,987,511
509,942,238
6,568,939
10,049,939
1,789,481..
3.348.579
25,161,600
186,643,908
71,770,894
3,119,300
10,272,921
7,470,849-
+
—
:
17947210
'**■,
827307,000
7058.769
8,568,005
3,664,138
-
UUgTSIG
+ 17.5
10
,\
2.4
+
+
4,166,682
41,513,068
13,217,790
6,548,580
47,286,021
13,604,435
+ 13.2
21.2
1,532,094
1.8G8.791
1,076,430,631
2.143,382
1,280,688
1,035,877,349
6,114,339
955,605,829
6,081r764
927,827,238
7,058,809
15,432,054
'3,76T,«73
12,860,213
5,921,348
4,879,675
13,824,184—>
10,342,963
5,208,701
10;733,253
7.206,326
1,418,*50,411
+
5.5
1,239,858,142
1,310,193,963
Eighth Federal Reservt District—St LoulsiOssourl—St. Louls^
Cape Girardeau
Independence
Kentucky—Louisville.
Tentie&see—Memphis-,
Illinois—Jacksonville.
Quincy
■
Total <7 cities).
1,718,856.036
12,466,645
1.754,576,953
22,770,899
3,727,681
877,599;293
651.-192,264
2.736,260
12,820,257
3,260,646,160
3,325,423.607
20,214,293*
3,822,534
878,891,566
623,261,636
3,133,448
—
2.0
—11.2
+
2.5
+
0.1
—
4.3
-
+ 14.5
—
—
2.8
1.9
1,691,983.455
17,869,452
3.502,366
870,430,696
592,899,957
2,638,140
11.454,950
1,575.006,220
16,900,800
2,880.648
768.885,207
332,400,000
358,700,000
168,797,728
155,698,624
568,682.942
2,859,880
118^26,822
124,945,241-..
10,242,227
2,679/761
3,190,779,016
2,945,457.924
622,404,311
—
.
7.3
336,300,00#
327,900,000
•.
+"eT
147,517,886
5.3
115;160,479
—
142,939,TU
93,023.502
~
'
2,805,649
-
-
642,149,514-
+-Y6
—
3.1
-
2,600,650
593,179,015
>
; 2,183,564
57*446.760
Number 5717
Volume 187
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-Month of
1958
1957
$
$
Clearings at—
Ninth Federal Reserve
(819)
January-
Inc.
Week
1956
or
Dec. %
1955
$
1958
February 8-
or
1956
1955
$
*
District—Minneapolis—
innesota—Duluth.
41,256,994
44,376,060
1,835,845,945
14,274,601
1,796,530,654
11,715,109
+ 21.8
725,885,771
654,914,282
+ 10.8
39.812,183
1,649,286,976
10,395,089
610,172,280
Winona
5,376,532
4,563,631
+ 17.8
4,638.294
4,023,525
2,710,528
+ 35.9
1,687,888
+ 12.7
1,436,237
40,402,451
8,367,000
1,995,079
42,820,961
7,303,000
+ 14.6
5,833,000
5,763,000
10,470,728
8,891,283
+ 17.8
7,359,263
6,485,017
21,761,109
19,991,542
+
8.9
18,064,564
18,428,955
32,412,797
Minneapolis
Rochester
4
Ended
Inc.
Dec. fy
Fergus Falls
M
1957
$
®
Paul
St.
lorth
North Dakota—Fargo
Grand Forks.
48,274,443
-
s
Minot
South
Sioux
38,570,716
2.2
35,635,579
.+
8.2
4,394,249
4,051,993
+
8.4
26,408,373
23,571,070
26,660,929
71,119,148
*1,800,000
59,930,010
1,779,035
2,882,933,070
2,747,567,520
Montana—Billings
Great Falls
—
..
Helena
•
-
-
Lewlstowu.
Total (1G cities).
if?.
7.0
+
29,254,236
Falls.
Huron
<
—
v:
:
.
..
+
,
.
9,238,212
353,584,956
138,204,823
1.2
27,270,827
19,666,126
57,661,036
1,868,204
+
4.9
2,529,707,879
+18.7
8,273,604
8.8
327,534,299
6,367,813
307,370,831
136,111,723
+
1.5
1197715,868
1187069,977
9,428,966
+
2.0
8,156,631
8,657,153
4,207,956
4,199,643
25,130,234
4.4
+
9,615,657
37,802,122
3,959,551
—11.6
;
8,831,061
384,529,242
8,711,990
544,127,364
31,881,798
-
+ 10.8
,
31,929,360
1,452,621,081
3,579,081
+ 17.6
4,513,031
3,130,334
—
6,723,666
5,713,478
+ 17.7
6,117,159
4,822,663
13,199,763
10,722,4.64
+ 23.0
137151",963
11,106,124
565,302,168
528,378,880
7.0
487,462,555
459,524,295
23,015,020
58,623,946
1,832,306
2,256,794,248
+
V':i;
/\.v
,
X
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Tenth federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
Nebraska—Fremont
<
3,690,688
5,069,423
487923,331
40^845~76O
+
T.4
4273~6~27937
724,840,884
4,596,803
636,999,329
+
5.5
658,071,218
4,000,459
+ 14.9
1,927,563
36,619,266
154,143,343
2,429,156
53,723,303
137,760,416
—20.6
2,151,549
—31.8
54,425,022
+ 11.9
130,836,595
5,429,208
5,981,201
9.2
1,914,605,655
1,897,174,907
69,518,850
4,788,489
67,896,390
4,220,926
337,617,170
316,784,877
27,518,403
27,664,333
.;;; Hastings
Lincoln -———
Omaha
Kansas—Manhattan.
Parsons
Topeka.
Wichita
Kansas
St. Joseph.
Carthage
Oklahoma—Tulsa ■
Colorado—Colorado
Denver
945,387,308
,f.
4,371,203
—
4,763,449
929,109
930,800
813,340
747,510
631,971
40,8097292
11,448,974
10,290,319
7,010,010
661,696,233
3,346,519
2,571,610
151,831,594
140,063,794
10,401,144
131,995,255
139,284,920
3,090,315
1,022,128
705,344
7,525,621
12,914,218
29,853,274
26,263,584
11,570,947
24,056,800
10,265,960
24,136,386
4127487,726
3677101,918
364,521,836
3357754,124
13,698,891
12,346,363
10,655,893
12,426,971
6,135,553
4,914,972
67l98,894
W40
634,841,542
575,661,079
551,170,407
536,245,843
42,652,861
119,699,676
5,166,672
+
0.1
5,907,842
1,772,287,758
+
2.4
57,604,809
1,677,784,999
56,343,545
4,437,911
4,274,430
6.6
+ 10.5
292,786,982
+*8,984,544
743,108,196
+
4.1
3,800,426,881
+
1.3
+
4,111,811,336
952,571
•
+ 13.4
855,260,856
4,279,611,961
Total (14 cities).
—27.2
i—.
252,925,835
24,994,234
;
685,559,241
3,582,588,596
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
53,721,721
29,707,319
2,195,231,936
53,029,786
30,482,685
2,182,073,666
276,039,806
235,466,377
190,577,608
37,401,000
202,234,942
40,221,000
1,754,060,067
1.930,166,274
9,469,242
Dallas
9,119,436
El Paso.
:
V
Ft. Worth.
Galveston
~T
Houston
Port Arthur.
Wichita Falls
34,531,385
.
Texarkana
.
Louisiana—Shreveport.
Total (11
cities).
1.0
2,036,878,382
1,783,948,396
426,018,026
209.544,522
174,570,080
201,904,801
160,271,958
29,234,000
1,560,744,247
+ 17.2
—
„
5.8
7.0
—
+
9.1
33,491,000
1,835,448,922
3.8
—
8,888,767
+ 11.3
9,163,442
—
391,599,891
36,823,956
8,551,000
10,276,518
8.8
353,437,862
—
37,039,115
7,947,000
1.0
+
,,
0.6
30,079,680
26,135,175
7.1
6,025,000
5,396,000
—
8,325,634
i
-
286,844,800
32,102,052
8,503,056
—21.5
4,807,579,053
'
7,524,167
.
.
+
11,837,759
ir
3.1
28,921,150
7,062,626
6,917,118
5,831,111
+ 18.6
6,451,649
4,536,600
77,907,249
'
4.0
+
84,592,802
4>653,733,676
44,482,686
23,787,641
+
31,028,643
9,614,267
66,379,325
2.5
47,834,755
27,424,872
11,952,717
—
65,956,417
12,755,764
17,640,4.89
—27.7
14,925,915
13,632,755
3,913,838,089
502,414,581
4,492,593,657
;
+
6.3
421,196,624
344,900,980
+
472,499.365
8.0
159,312,430
170,630,261
Twelfth Federal Reserve district—San
illingliam.
27,239,319
7,366,591
888,420,648
-23,780,308
51,016,135
49,948,449
15,952,000
16,025,000
831,718,341
-878,644,485
24,793,329
442,532,539
256,139,997
64,871,796
46,574,Q17
7,716,047
850,070,059
Yakima
Idaho—Bolse.
V
v Oregon—Eugene
Portland
.
;
—.
«
-
26,345,242
Utah—Ogden
'
"
435,364,769
Salt Lake City
KHsioha—Phoenix
■+•268,211,534
(a)
'
.California—Bakersffeld
\:t„
Berkeley
]^png Beacn—
7X
54,844,190;
It:
'Hi
132,372,665
93,790,008
Riverside.
29,558,804
3,010,845,214
San Francisco.
•
128,049,966
San Jose
Santa Barbara
41,233,815
Stockton
58,981,423
Total (19 cities).
Grand Total
6,095,913,326
•Estimated,
(a) Clearings
5,771,488
0.1
15,354,000
12,878,000
716,638,618
5.3
760,394,915
'
22,149,533
+ 1L8
56,836,224
40,217,754
EXCHANGE
.
.
.
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
FEBRUARY 7,
Country and Monetary Unit
+
—
—
3.5
•
'28,812,015
84,000,958
VJ> .V
2,815,410,119
19,194,586
2,406,182,494
Australia, pound—
Austria,
schilling
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
2.9
115,266,182
20,954,329
83,361,583
19,858,067
647,300,152
32,533,288
638,597,530
27,282,776
31,870,439
27,881,594
10,113,517
11,712,364
Germany, Deutsche
India, rupea
Ireland, pound.
Noon Buying Rate for
Mexico,
Malayan
ic
.Spain,
peseta'
Sweden, krona___
Switzerland, francUnlon of South -Africa, pound
United Kingdom, pound itarling.
•Nominal.
+ 15.2
19,813,931
5,925,355
10,410,991
21,367,295
7,394,284
0.4
521,589,794
11,157,455
+ 19.2
+
5,675,932,973
4,994,094,(123
1,219,952,562
1,163,973,934
+
4.8
1,043,293,285
1,022,279,585
94,726,172,029
23,388,159,055
21,567,733,810
+
8.4
18,932,840,202
18,757,889,149
3.2
56,546,430,010
49,721,888,567
10,556,523,627
10,447,313,409
+
1.0
9,516,632,659
8,998,535,170
—
Condition Statement of Member Banfcs
.0265516
The condition statement of weekly
banks
for the week just passed.
TREASURY
1958. INCLUSIVE
TARIFF
K.'
Feb. 12
Feb .11
$
$
.0555555*
.0265750
Lincoln's
.0200093
Birthday
.0385356*
.0200125
U. S. Government
.00311807*
.00285795*
.00285795*
.00237562
.00237562
.237970
.237950
.237950
.211115
.211135
.211135
2.817812
2.817187
Lincoln's
.00277912*
328408
.0800560*
.0800560*
Birthday
.00277912*
.328375
.0800560*
.0800560*
.263716
.263800
2.789294
2.789913
.140080*
.140080*
.496950*
.140080*
.140080*
.496950*
*496950*
.496950*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*
;0238095*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.193283*
.193283*
.193823*
.193283*
.233350
."233350
.233350
.£33350
2.806039
2.806973
2-81(55 62
2.817500
-wfa
.0238095*
•
.
LiUGOln's-
2.807485
2.806662
Birthday
2.817187
'
2.817812.
..
,
.00277912*
.328308
a
trict, $21 million in New York District, and $18 millionin the Cleveland District. Changes according to industry
in another press release. Loans to brokers and*
purchasing or carrying U. S. Government anaother securities increased $506 million in New York City
and a total of $585 million at all reporting member
banks.
"Other" loans increased $119 million m New
appear
.237941
.328108
.263790
in all dis¬
reporting member
banks; the principal decreases were $76 million in tho
San Francisco District, $36 million in the Chicago Dis¬
1.019687
.00237562
2.789603
total of $207 million at all
tricts and
.210823
.263800
and a decrease oJ-
deposits adjusted.
.0385356*
.00311807*
2.788675
.
Commercial and industrial loans decreased
2.244770
.210873
2.817500
million in loans ad¬
Government se¬
$370 million in
deposits, and $429 million in demand"
$254 million in demand
1.017500
i
the week
for
changes
of $481
deposits credited to domestic banks,
9
.210848
.00285795*
principal
Increases
Feb. 13
1.018312
.00311807*
5:
reporting member
System in leading cities-
.0200140
.0385356*
.00285795*
following
Reserve
justed, $367 million in holdings of U. S.
curities, $325 million in time deposits,
Thursday
.0265966
.0265985
2.245268
2.245019
Feb.
1930
.0555555*
.0555555*
the
ended
ACT OF
;
Wednesday
Tuesday
of the Federal
shows
UNDER
Cable Transfers in New York (Value in United States Money)
.00277912*
"
567,1577166
104,335,765,867
'Feb. 10
2.816562
Netherlands, guilder
New
Zealand, pound
Norway krone
»7,
ftxuno
Philippine Ialanda, paao.
Portugal, escudo.
16,245,950
16,387,008
5.5
1.4
0.8
.211047
peso
z
It *"*23/7^82
1.9
.00237562
dollar
[ l." 22^954^39
1.1
.
.z ,;r::
+
Monday
.00311807*
(official)-
Japan, yen
Malaysia,
79,976,721
•
—
.210798
mark
+
11,665,913
1.016875
franc
,
+
8,780,733
45,439,618
.0200025
(Free)
•
—
29,093,518—
50,565,633
.0385356*
(Metropolitan),
v.
i
2.7
1958 TO FEBRUARY 13,
2.244272
Ceylon, rupee
Finland,
markka
Franc
„
./
1.3
—
FEDERAL' RESERVE BANK TO
.0555555*
:
France
81,530,583
28,768,9iai
>*;
71,814,989
21,729,549
0.1
s
Official
:: :
168,573,130
77,907,206
25,072,317
.
7.6
Feb. 7
peso—
Free
154,910,578
+
.
,
39,173,279
104,048,015
i ,,.119,995,497
0.1
96,437,205
173,660,893
49,685,303
5.2
Friday
Argentina,
5,383,170
discontinued.
We give below a record
..
6.3
+ 18.3
169,193,467
179,798,427
383,688,949
4.7
393,324,871
211,016,712
Foreign Exchange Rates
FOREIGN
4,745,824
+ 11.8
5,160,245
23,491,802
1.6
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary pf the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world.
172,811,102
40,973,158
6.3
+
—
60,699,097,064
operations
186,562,873
23,782,949
2.1
—
112,110,038,722
58,765,533,968
Outside New York.
7,755,514
739,370,962
23,042,354
44.466,428
—
6,215,640,670
\
■
834,423,942
+
59,747,826
113,030,847,799
(179 cities).
7,055,758
4.3
+14.5
137,1
32,
87,159,
28,086,359
3,007,170,266
124,464,468
40,153,695
32,603,795"
Pasadena
•
i
•
*T
4.7
+
—
dealers for
York City.
•
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $27 million, cer¬
tificates of indebtedness $252 million, Treasury notea
S. Government bonds $33 million.
securities increased $31 million.
Demand deposits adjusted decreased $120 million in
the Chicago? * District, $78 million in the San Francisco
District
$54 million in the St. Louis District, and
million'in the Richmond District, but they increased
$55 million, and U.
Holdings of "other"
f,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(820>
48
Company and Issue—
Time deposits increased
$132 million in New York City.
6%
-
Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks decreased
$43 million and borrowings from others increased $217
million. Loans to banks increased $247 million.
15-year 5 %
sub.
,
„,_Feb 26
Extra
1970—
of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
Company and Issue—
ber banks follows:
1
Decrease (—)
t
-
-
-•
Feb.
.
Atlanta Gas Light
Increase (+ ) or
f-ijFeb 17
5,
Date
.
,$1
1
——Mar
1
Pennman's
4.68%
'
.
5% pfd. (quar.)
(increased)!
(quar.)_.
33-
.-t62(4c>,
—;
1
1
(quar.)
5qc
4- 1
" * 25c
V 32yac
5-15
33c
-5-15
—
(quar.)
common
"
3-15
58(4c
1-15
2-20
2-20
2-20
3- I
:
———
4-25
4-25
4-25
2-17
-8%c
.
:
3-10
5-15
*45c
(quar.)
3-10
2-17
2-15
2-15
2-11
2-3
2.18
"
(quar.)
•.
1.
»3-
22(4c
(qUaiv>_
Ltd.,
30c
'"5c
•
4.60%
57(4c
Pennroad"Corporation—
~
v-v•
,
*;•• ■
.7
(27c balance fof 1957 undistributed net
+ /? f.
;
invesiiftehtr. ihfcome- -and -63c payable^:
572
1
;
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred, (quar.)—
-
•—Mar
Ltd.,
Penn Fruit Co., common
■>
3- 1
—
Industries
preferred
preferred
$1.32
4
of Rec.
4- 1
31 (ic
1958
tfolderj
Payable
ioc
—
_J———
preferred
$1.00
<■
-
2.80% bonds, due Mar: 1, 1980
Community Public Service Co.—
<.
3y4% first mtge. bonds, series D, due 1984
Tool
2
17
When
Share
Peninsular Telephone",
Page
——Mar
Ohio Electric Co.—
1st mtge.
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS
v','
'
Co.—
Southern
&
Pendleton
i
3% bonds, series due 1963
Columbus
1957
1958
1958
1st mtg.
Since
Feb. 6,
"
Jan. 29,
—_
•Pembiria .Pipe Line,
r
*
V-j
,
Per
.
Peabody Coal Co., common—
5% prior preferred (quar.)_^
Pearl Brewjila Co.————
.4
—Feb 20
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
A summary
*
.....
..
f. debs, due Feb.. 1,
s.
—a.
Name of Company
:
junior subord. debs., due April 1, 1965—
Strawbridge & Clothier—
$5 cumul. preferred stock
Textron, Inc.—
Pag©
'Date
*
_
Model Finance Service, Inc.—
the
$206 million in New York City and $61 million m
San Francisco District.
Monday, February
.
-
,
to
Loans
loans
or
loans
Other
.
481-
—
447
—-r
brokers
chasing
+
29,994
87,066
.
Loans adjusted*
Commercial and industrial loans
879
52,726
Loans and investments adjusted"
Agricultural
+
+
and
for
dealers
Home
u
+
4
"t'
__
Co., Ltd.—
J
s. f. secured conv. debs, due Dec. 15, 1971
*2472
■<•
•
in "cash-
Feb 28
j'
45
estate
8,725
loans
Other
loans
U.
Government
S.
U.
to
with
in
Pinellas
Industries,
15
8%
s.f.
1,458
2,051
+
252
4,720
+
55
18,061
+
33
8,050
+
31
+
1,704
+
247
+
—
—
banks
—
Federal
Reserve
Banks—
!—,
vault
with
Balances
369
+
—
securities
Loans
Reserves
+
27
4—
Other
Cash
512
367
+
bonds
S.
+
+
indebtedness—
1
notes
Time
deposits
adjusted
deposits except U. S. Government
U„. S.
Government
"
Toledo
567
Interbank
demand
Domestic
+
From
Company and Issue—
10,681
429
+
others
75
—
Bell
5%
—
999
,
648
217
+
.
1st
ref.
&
of
loans
to
banks
3%%
individual loan items
serves;
deduction
valuation
of
re¬
series
due
C
Oct.
*
-
bm—w*
—-
—
—
——
preferred F
!".V.
4
5%
1
1060—.Apr
cumulative pfd, stock—Mar
1
43
Mn.r 14
«
(Me.)—
"Announcement in
this
Extra
25
V
bonds due Jan. 1* 1962
v
•
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
~M;
Feb. 5,
Name
1958
"
Norfolk
Redemption fund lor F. R. notes
855,593
Total gold certificate reservesP.
R.
notes
Other
other
of
Discounts
'■"(
advances
Industrial
S.
+
+
73,112
84,336
523
+
U
39,839
+
1
633,076
—
—
ZZIIZIZZ7I."IIIIIIZI
282,108
7,500
+
North Shore
9,014,913
—9,129,663
23,299,135
164,700
U. 6. OovL
Star
Gas
Oil,
(111.)
Ltd.,
Total loans
Due
from
and
cash
+
+
A
23,741,594
+137,248
84,372
+
77
+
16,713
assets
165,048
—
+'.
—
assets
7
263,192
9,795
20,381
Common
AY1Y0
+ 518,209
495,444
+
LIABILITIES—
notes
26,708,350
—
+
22,857
5(4%
Deposits:
bank
Member
U.
S.
reserves
18,888,425
Treasurer—genl.
acct
—169,923
349,868
Other
+
596,979
~
383,854
+
+143,212
296,756
Foreign
69,019-
+
13,003
—
+ 275,855
6,749
355,446
+
Deferred
Other
deposits
liabs.
Total
&
CAPITAL
+ 262,147
items.
3,837,131
+
dividends
16,154
+
801,570
+
218,117
1,586
—
469,607
50,693,663
795
+
+ 504,707
7-21
22y2C
415c
348,301
521
+
+
19,512
+
809,198
(Section 13b)
61,605
190,133
Ratio
to
capital accts
+
12,981
18~336
+
52,068,838
+ 518,209
495,444
+
of gold certificate reserves
deposit and F. R. note lia¬
bilities
combined
47,4 %
.1%
.5 %
Contingent
ances
liability
on
accept¬
purchased for foreign cor¬
Industrial
131,312
loan
commitments
+
1,069
2,913
68,988
+
10
—
—
3-
(resumed).
1,228
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
list of corporate
a
common
stock
called
for
bonds, notes,
redemption,
OF
4-
2-21
,
*3-15
3-
:
3-14
2-25
1
7%
2- 7
3-
1
1
2-14
$i.3iy4
3-
1
: 2-14
; 2-14
(quar.)
30d
;
$1
1
3-10
2-14
3-10
$1.12%
3-
1
Co.
7
Public
2-11
Service
2-11
2-11
Public Service Co.
2-11
Pure
3-14
2-14
3-ID
"2-14
Participating junior
.
Date
3-
1
—
$1.06 Y*
6-
1
'
(quar.)——
10c
$1.12%*"
30c
s.
f.
debs.,
due
1970
Mar
Page
1
*
3-10
3-
■
$1.10
(quar.)
20c
Salle-Wacker Corp.—
income
conv.
5%
debs., due Aug. l,
3-
1 1
2-15
3-
1
2-14
3-
1
2-14
conv.
conv.
*
.
.
3-19
1
2-14
25c
3-
1
.
$1
Co.
com.
stk.
"
45c
,
2-28
$1
3-
1-
3
7
,
2-17
1
3-15,
'\
4-
1
3-14
7-
1
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
9-15
'
2%c
1-2-59
50c
3-
1
2-21
$1.25
3-
1
—
3-14
2-28
$35c
3r 1
2-10
,3-1
2- 5
5-
1
4- 4
;■
1
2-15
3-10
2-17
3-
1
2-14
3-
1
2-14
3-
1
2-17
.,.3-
1
2-10
<3-
1
2-10
26c
M3-
1
2-10
27c
3-
1
2-10
20c
:-"2-17
2- 3
87 %C
:
V
$1.05
'
V"
'••
:■
Mexico—
4_,
•
3-17
$1.25
3-3
1
3-10
1
2- 6
50c
*35c
4-
5c
40c
3-
3-14
2-14
2-25
1-15
*15c
3-31
3- 3
i5c
■;
:
T__.
,,.3-31
Inc.—
(quar;)
convertible
4
4
Mfg. Co.
(stock
■*
1
<
3-31
\
^
12%C
.,55c
.
,
.
•
3-21
3-21
'
1
3-10
2-21
,3-20
3-10
4-
25c
dividend)
>■
3-14
87%c
,
2-17
5%
1_
"•
1-29
3-5
.
3iy»c..
2-20
1
2-14
1-30
3-10
B
3%
2-14
5
5
2-14
2-28
2-10
2-22
$1.12 V*
'
25c
"3-
*3-15
20c
3-31
3
2-14
2-14
3-14
7c
*
common
4%%
preferred
4.10%
preferred J (quar.)___
preferred K Cquar.)__
4.95%
7
3-
3-
(quar.)
3-
1
2-11
7c
Rochester Gas & Electric
Corp.—
4%
preferred F (quar.).
4.10% preferred H (quar.)
»
4-15
3-
90c
'
,
3-
1
2-11
68 %c
(quar.)
I
2- 3
_
90c
15c
Myers^ common
A
2-24
.3- 1
2-10
4- 1
12 %C
(increased)
Ltd.,
class
1
'
'
(increased)
(quar.)
$1.50 participating preferred
Robinson Little <&; Co.
$1
4-
'
(quar.)
Finance, class A
Class
2-17
25c
75C
Richfield Oil (quar.)
Rieke Metal Products
Ritter
.3-
10c
V t 50C
Drug Co. (quar.)
(R. J.) Tobacco, com.-(quar.)
B
(quar.)
Rheem Mfg. Co., 4Va%.
conv. pfd.
(quar. )„•_
Richardson Co. (quar.)
L
2-15
12-15 "
'
(qaur.)
2-20
2-14
1
50c
Revere-Copper & Brass (guar.-)Revere Racing Association
(quar.)
6-13
10-
2-20
3-20
*
(quar.)
;
Machinery,
Robbins &
2%c
7%
-
&
2-26
2'/2C
3
3-
$1.05
com.
(quar.).
3-14
2%c
*
2- 1
2-14
3-
.
$1.06%
5)4% preferred (quar.)
Roanoke
Gas
(guar.)
(quar.)
-
1
3-17
,;,3-
cquar.)__
(quar.V__
2-18
(quar.)
(quar.)—
2- 1
3-
•
40c
50c
Refining
2-28
Co.—
(quar.)
2-28
1
(R. I.)
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Republic Industrial Corp. (quar.)
Republic Pictures Corp., $1 pfd.
(quar.)
Reserve Oil & Gaa Co.- (stock div.)
2-28
preferred
preferred
preferred
v. ••
3-10
3-
61c
*75c
,
I
50c
(quar.)
4
Class
2-19
3-15
4-
8
3-20
55c
$1.25
$1.37 %
(quar.)
;
25c
(quar.)
,
Reynolds
'
:
(quar.)—
3-10
4-
$1.75
■
Rexall
(stock div.)
com.
2-14
45c
$1.25
3-19 •
H
I
1
-
Readipg Tube Corp-.—
2-14.
,
;
3-
Corp
Pictures Corp.
Sheraton
Paton Mfg.,
1"
1
82 %c
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp., $5 pfd.
1962
New
Mining,.Ltd.
Raytheon
Pipeline—
of San Jose Petroleum
for each 4 shares held)
conv.
3
2-14
4-
3-
-4-1
$1.25
(quar.)L
Rapid-American Corp.—
Formerly Rapid Electrotype (quar.)
Raymond Concrete Pile (increased!
2-15
2-
1
60c
(One sh.
Park Chemical
1'
2-25
3-
2-14
•
preferred- (s-a)
Corp. o,f America— \\ •
$3.50 1st preferred (quar.)
Ralston Purina Co. (quar.)
2-15
3-
(quar.)
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line,
4% preferred
(quar.)
Power
Common
2-15
,
$1.25
(quar.)
Economic
Paramount
3-
1
(quar.)_.,;
Racine; Hydraulics
6%
3-15
1
1
$1.20
3-
;!.l'
.
<3q.
2-10
4-
2-14
of North Carolina
(initial)
Oil
Quemont
2-21
40c
5%
Electric
1
90c
3-20
1
r,
(quar.)
Quebec
2-27
3-10
3-
1
3-
5-16
3-11
20c
SEC)
Pancoastal Petroleum
Park
Co.
Quaker State
_
2-14
;
4-
25c
,
Radio
Oxford Paper Co.. $5 preferred
(quar.)
Paragon
Oil
2-28
53y»C
't-
(quar.)
Mississippi River Products—
Omar, Inc., 4(4% pfd. A (quar.)———Onondaga Pottery (quar.)
;
Opelika Manufacturing Co.—
'
Cash
dividend (quar.)
Otter Tail Power, common (quar.)
$3.60 preferred (quar.)
$4.40 preferred (quar.)
5%
sub.
..
•
Palestine
of
(quar.)
5%.' preferred ,A
1
•
2-28
3-18
3-21
•
Common
1
50c
3-12
!
com.
of
Co.
1
6y4c
2-28
40C
;
(quar.)
3-
$1.06 y4
2-21
3-15
5c
preferred
3-
—
2-13
3-5
50c
America
3-
••
3-14
income)
$1.75
4.32%
2-
2- 7
4- 1
■
•«,. .-.l,*
.
(quar.)
(irreg.)
2-17
1
2-28
18c
r +%
(quar.)
3-
'
,,4-15
$1
—.
Co.^__,_,
preferred
,
2-15
3-1
"<
4.16%
1
1
<3-15
$1.75
1-29
7
1-31
"3-
3-31
Brothers,
Service
1
'
(quar.)_!
$1.14
(quar.)——
of
3-
-62%c
(quar.) ...4.
preferred
1
v
22V2c
.
(quar.)
4.20%
3-
V
35c
3(4%
*$1.75
40c
(quar.)
3-13
4y4% preferred (quar.)
4.20% -(quar.)
2-28
'■
.
$1.10
Machinery
2-10
12%c
(quar.)
$1.05
preferred
2-10
4-15
2-10
$1.37%
Indiana,
preferred..(quar.)
3-14
~35c
Co.
Co.
Public
3-
(quar.)
Corp.
2-10
25c
Glass
$1.02,
Pacific Finance
2-14
;
-
3-1
;■
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
Public Service Co. of Colorado—
2-10
2-20
•
(incr. quar.)
$2
'
i
Corp;
3-1
-
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Tyrone
'
Ltd.—
Providence Washington Insurance Co.
3-21
3-14
Mathieson Chemical, com. (quar.)
4(4% conv. preferred 1951 series (quar.)
4t4 % conv. preferred 1951 series (quar.)
2-14
3-1
....
Electric- Power, $2.44 pfd.
Ltd. (quar.)___
Prince Gardner Co.
(quar.)
Price
'
common
(quar.)
2-20
2-28
.
42%c
(quar.)
Potomac
2-28
4-
Mining
&
Potash
(
25c
preferred
Polaris
.Poor
3-
5%
Co.
3- 3
3- 4
3-i
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry. (quar.4__
.Pittsburgh, Yorngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
3-31
.
$1.12%
■
3- 3
3-31
V.
2-15
3-31
e8%c
5% preferred A (quar.)
5ya% prior preferred (quar.)
S
2- 4
-,
1
4-25
75c
•
preferred
5%
TENDER
Admiral Finance
Corp.—
non-cumul.
Pittsburgh Plate
Pittsburgh Steel
2-21
3-31
2-18
*68c
1
2-21
1
20c ++, 2-28
(guar.)
common
preferred
4.20%
5%
NOTICE
Company and Issue—
2^8
3-
■:
44
Common ,(quar.)
7 % preferred (quar.)
•
,
1
Ohio Power Co., 4%% preferred
4.08% preferred (quar.)
$3.30
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."
5%
; 2-17
3-20
40C
(quar.)_;
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)—
Ohio Edison, 4.56% preferred (quar.)
Pacific Northwest
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the
redemption or last date for mak¬
La
1
t40c
common
dividend
Pharmacal
Package
and
2-1
3-10
40c
$5 preferred (qu'ar.)__
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co.—
2-17
(
50c
Oak Mfg. Co.
the
Notices
preferred
$4.80
3- 3
1
70C
Atlantic Canadian Investment, Ltd.
*3c'
Pacific Far East Line Inc., com. (quar.)
15c
5(4%. 1st convertible preferred (quar.)
$0.3281 y4
i
Pacific Interihountain Express (quar.)
y
20c
Stock dividend (subject to the
approval of
J
Below will be found
3
3- 3
*
(-quar.)—
4 (4 %!preferred (.quar.):
Pittsburgh^ Coke & Chemical,
2-14
2
44c
(quar.)
Pacific
?
2-21
3-
35c
Stock; dividend
,2- 7
25c
Outboard Marine Corp.
respondents
3-10
25c
2%
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.,
,
nonresident tax of 6.45%.
Oliver
27,543
accounts
and
1
,
-
Olin
in
liab.
8-
$1
Co.—7
1
3-15
4-
$1
—
Total
3-
<
*62%C
:
(Increased)
(Section 7)
capital
2-28
8-
Quarterly cash payment
Oklahoma
395,991
+
2-21
(quar.)'!
4.40 %
accrued
ACCOUNTS—
Capital paid
Other
cash
liabilities
Surplus
Surplus
20,132,028
availability
3-10
$1.50
Street-Fund", Inc.—.
(Quarterly from net investment
Northwestern States Portland Cement-—
Ohio Oil Co.
Total
3-20
O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd. (American shares)
4lc per share less Union of South Africa
63,233
+
.2-20
:
Pine
3-25
2-28
(quar.)
Noyes (Charles F.) Co.,
Reserve
2-21
:
1
£-28
.'..2——
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Norwich
Federal
4-
"
52,068,838
3- 1
50c
*$1.25
Pillsbury.'Mills, Inc., common
$4 preferred-(qpar.)...
3
3-20
(s-a)
Northwest Bancorporation (increased)
Northwestern Public Service Co.—
-
Stock
Total
3-10
i
$3.50
(quar.)
Northern Ohio Telephone
(quar.)
Northern Quebec Power Co.,
Ltd.,
5%% 1st preferred (quar.)
15,633
—.
336~304
+
premises
Other
—
15
4,760,371
189,367
Bank
3-
3-20
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Northern Insurance Co. of N. Y.
255,748
securities—
items
2-7
34% c
(quar.)——_
$4 prior preferred (quar.)
Northern Indiana Public Service
90,700
52,900
+
foreign banks-
Uncollected
+
60,400
+
7,500
23,463,835
1-31
$1.75
:
...
Piper Aircraft
gtd. (s-a)
class
3-.3
3
& Norristown RR. Oo.—
Pioneer Natural Gas
!
Co., 7 %
Co.
Common (quar.)
securities-
3-
10c
Piedmont Natural Gas, common
Preferred
(quar.)
2-17
$1.52
4.40%
Total
2-20.,,
37y2c
$2.50 preferred (1956 series)
Northeastern Water Co., $2 pfd.
279,798
+
—
3-17
25c
•:
-
.
Semi-annual
(56c from investment income plus
from
North Carolina RR.
280
2,80L750
Bonds
1
3-10
3-31
$1.28 y8
capital gains)
preferred (quar.)
5 ¥2% preferred (quar.)__
11,007
+
19,933,612
i
3-
3-15
:
45c
(quar.)
common
/■ :-
$3c
-
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
90C
6%
North
563,773
Total bought ©outright!—
Held under repurchase agree't
r
Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
96c
Bought outright—
Certificates
When
,
$1
*50c
,
Western
Common
Government securities:
Bills
&
5YaYo
78,674
3,776
+
loans
Acceptances—bought outright
U.
+
237,397
-'150
■■yrioc
:
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)
Photo Engravers &
Electrotypers,
North American Investment—
—
2-10
T"
"
preferred (quar.)...^.
Phillipine Long Distance Telephone
Share
North American Car
7,925
66,756
—
531,631
and
—
98,399
+
560,503
cash
641,001
+
1,600
—
22,200,985
Banks
99,999
2-20
.
:2-10
of Company
$4 pfd. A (quar.)
(quar.)
Ry., common (quar.)—:«
Normetal Mining, Ltd. (quar.)_;
1957
+
2-19
$1.23*4
Nopco -Chemical Co.,
Noranda Mines, Ltd.
Feb. 13,
1958
21,345,392
2-19
1
$1.50
$3.95
Par
Feb. 12,
account
2-27
3-
50c
:
DIVIDENDS
ASSETS—
certificate
2-15
'
•9iy4c.7
(Continued from page 12)
Increase (+) or
Gotdt
2-15
3-1
r
...
•
Decrease (—) Since
-
3-1
3-28
:20C
Quarterly
thousands of dollars)
3-7:
2- 3
Philadelp^a-Suburbah-Water, com:-si,(qha;r.>
-i-12(4c.
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
2-28
1
2-17
>
20 c
^
;
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation—••
(In
3-15
4-
'
(quar.),
Quarterly
Philadelphia & Reading Corp.
issue.
2-10;
<
Gas-(quar.)
Co.
Phila., Germantown
458
Feb 17
2-10
;
Phelps Dodge dorp;- (quar.)—,——_
:75c
Pheoll Manufacturing
(quar.)—
;
V, V25o
Philadelphia Electric, common (quar.)——;
50c
$1 preference, .doinmon
25c
(quari)—;
573
2-10
3-1
2'riC—-T--—
Efaudler-Permntit
2+0
2*10
3-1
3-4
v
—
Macirine *&"Gear Oo.flfo pfd;quar.)
Paulj- '-Incivtquar.
Petersburg (^"Hopewell
•
due April l, 1975—Feb
& Savannah RR.—
Income mtge.
:
1
•2-10
3-1
Common
Peter
1
3-
V--J30C
Perkins
570
1
:
„-T
3-
•
$1.15
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers Inc. (quar.)__
Pepsi-Cola Bottlihg -(Long Island) (quar.)
Perfect Circle "Corp." (quar.)
bonds, due Jan. 1, 1972 (as extended)—Feb 28
Hotels, Inc.—
"
;
"
cumul.
a
'■
2-7
1
$1.12(4
——
voting '(quar.).—
non-voting (quar.)r
;
Peoples" Drug "Store? - iqu ar.
Peoples - Telephone' <-Pa.) common.
4(4% preferred (quar.)
Pepper (Dr.) (see Dr. Pepper)
""
Page
1,
debs,
conv.
Pittsburgh
shown gross.
are
617
1st mtge. 5%
-
after
and
intge.
cumulative second preferred;
Dynamics Corp.—
Macon, Dublin
"Exclusive
l AjUaL
Penobscot-Cliemieal-Fibre, Co.
•
General
271
..+
17
'
1
.'
3-
Pennsylvania- Gless Sand (quarjt!£!l!!!___ j. •>.V.45c
Pennsylvania - Utilities Investment Co. (quar.) '
50c
Date
,
Cegtury Acceptance Corp., 8%
(D. B.) Fuller & Co., Inc.—
13
43
-
jJXUlClICU
(quar;) -.1
(quar.) !!—
Peixnsylvania-Engineering Corp.
:
CALLED
:
due May 1, 1967__—
Mar
University (Trustees of) and Kanas Educational
of the Methodist Episcopal Church——.—Mar
Telephone of Pennsylvania—
'
,'::t -u
6%
Banks
f
.
343
32"
1,501
Reserve
Mar
.
Association
2,645
+
501
+
-
4.50%
stock——Jan 27
Baker
994
+
;
1978
American Electronics, inc.—
5% convertible debentures
,.
Federal
From
370
mtge. bonds due
ENTIRE ISSUES
15
—
325
+
;
"
Foreign
banks
Borrowings—
preference
3-17
$1.10
92 (4 c
$1.02
$1.17(4
Common
175
+
254
1st
90c
'"
4.60%> preferred G
Mar
v
redeemable
304
—
25
+
25,115
1,551
—
147
.
July 1, 1964
670
deposits—
banks
1
3
/C
4.70%'-preferred -E--(quar.)
Edison Co.—
3%%
566
•
—
126
—
55,880
deposits-
'
due
*
r
576
Mills, Ltd.—•
3% non-cumulative
LIABILITIES—
Demand
Inc.—
debs,
Cotton
1
Mar
1, .1966
"
350
—
—
conv.
Robinson
"'+1,271
6
—
905
2,505
,
,
March
AVac/o capital debentures due 1967-Mar
'
13,452
—
banks
domestic
due
+
bills
Treasury
debs.,
11,345
securities—total
Treasury certificates of
sub.
Pacific Finance Corp.
net realized
,
"T.Vil
'
,
5y2%
45\
—
26,290
—
Treasury
19
119
1957
Pennsylvania Electric Do;— 44 <4'4"
329
l
•
Real
-stoek "from
or
gains'"on'-investnients)^^-^—
"t
Association, Inc.—
5% lsts. f. bds. dated Mar. 1, 1959, due Mar. 1^.1970-Mar
Merchants Acceptance Corp.—'
f 1 -
31
—
•
Lodi Memorial Hospital
469
.+
1
1,124
!
—
585
+
Mining Corp.—
Oil
5%.%
2,230
Oil &
Five-year 6% sinking fund <lebs. due May 1, 1961—Feb 25
Greyhound Corp., 5% cumulative preferred stock—-Mar 1
268
+
10
+
1,997
+1,062
pur*
carrying securities
for purchasing or carrying
securities
'
207
Diversified
3-
1
20c
2-
1
2-11
1-23
3-
50c
1624c
(quar.)
3-15
3-15
3-
*20c
3-31
3-15
*25c
3-
1
2-15
2-14
3-
1
$1.02%
3-
1
$1.18%
3-
1
$1.02 y2
3-
1
2-14
2-14
2-14
$1.23%
3-
1
2-14
Number 5717
Volume 187
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
When
Par
Share
Name 01 Company
3-
3
Par
Name of
Standard
2-14
$3.50
•
1
4-23
4-14
'
$1.44
___
,
50c
Rockwell Spring.& Axle (quar.*.
3-10
50c
Rohm & Haas Co., common. (,quar.)__.
_
$1
4% preferred A . (quar.)
——
J20C
Rolland Paper Ltd., class. A <q.uar;)ziJ—.
t$1.06V4
•*•>4 %- preferred •.(quarv4k£-_-i --J—'-.
UOc
Class B (quar. >. —___
Oil, Ltd
(Jacob),
Royalite
Ruppert
Rya«.
2-i3
2-14
3- 7
2-18
,3-1
1-31
1
25C
i
Salada^ShitrlfffHorspjfi C jLtd-c, 'cdmiuoii-
1
-
2-21;
2-21
1
2-20
2-
7-
3*- 1
5-31
5-9
$35-}§c.
5-31
5-
5-15
5-1
lac
i5e-
8-15
.•
15C
333-
29^C
28} JC
29 %c
25C
2-
7
2-7
3
2-
3-
3
3
2-
7 "~
7
2-24
2-
"
7
4-15
3-31
5-
1
4-17
8-
1
"
85c
-—
/■:'
$1
1
4-18
2-13
2-12
3-
(quar.")-
3-20
>
4-10
$1.25
4-10
3-14
3-
65c
3-
2-20
~
2-14
2-15
3-19
2-28
2-28
2-10
3-
2-17
2-14
1
2c
1
1
2-28
70c
3-12
3-15
3-13
2-
25C
2-21
2-10
3- 5
2-20
2-21
Thew
30c
3-10
2-20
3-10
3-
3-28
3- 4
4
4
1"
.
3-20
56 %c
4-
1
3-20
57 %c
4-
1
3-20
57 %C
1
3-20
•4-
1
3-20
$1
preferred (-quar.--)^--;^^--^^----^^.^-South Texas D'aveiopmeujt,; class B (quar.) —
Southam Co., Ltd. (<iuar: )CL:,:--—--1----- - Southern CaliforniaJ-EdisOjt',Co.-T-r
«' .\.'i
4-
62V2C
5%
3-
1
1-21
3-28
3-14
$50c
-
*
.
25 %C
2-28
2-
5
26%C
2-28
2-
5
preferred,,i(quar.4i.---J-2L-_—
Calif,Water,(-cdrnmun (quar.)-—{
preferred (quar.)---—it--——-—_i_
.; "•474-%.. -prhferi^«(4uar.)^.^^L-;Xil'-uxw
30%c
2-28
22 %c
3-
------
Southern
5%
.
-
>
5%
-
Utah power-Co.;
-preferred
»
(qiia.i-:V
-
•
(quar;)-—-
18
3-
1
2-14
3-
1
2-14
34c
3-
1
2-14
3-13
2-20
3-
2-
3-14
2-14
Travelers
3-14
2-14
Truax-Traer
4.15%
4.25%
4.40%
4.60%
: •. "
•
••
Public Service" Co.—
-
,
4 40%
-
preferred' tquar.)
px*eferred /quar.)——
.
3- 7
At
1
3-
7
7
2-
7
31c
3-15
3- 4
U.
4-10
4-
1
■
4-
1
3.-
7
4-
1
3- 7
La
.
B.
S.
(increase
quar.)
1
4-18
5-
1
4-18
5-
1
4-18
$1.10
5-
1
4-18
5-
1
4-18
Class
A
4-18
Class
B
(quar.)
1
4-18
(quar.)__
;
1
2-10
l.
$0,296
3-
1
2-10
33c
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
J
20C
3-10
2- 7
20c
2-27
2-13
operry :Rand Corp., comtnoir < quar.)—
$4.50 -preferred
\(quarp)/ii_C^4.i—
Pkgel, .Inc.; common '-(quar^H—J-'
$4.50 convertible preferred (quar;)——_J_
Common
4.50%
—
—
—
preferred (quar.)
Ltd., class B
United
Corps.
Elastic
2-
2-28
United
3-15
2-28
United Electrte CoaL Cos.
Corp.
2-14
3-10
1
4-16
8-
1
7-17
3-
1
2-
;
7
3-15
2-28
50c
3-19
3-
;
5
62 %C
.—U
(quar.)_^
(S. D.)
Co.,
2-17
1
2-14
3-10
2-24
3-31
2-25
2-5
35c
3-
1
$1.12
common
1
40c
3-
1
4-
$1.12%
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-
7
2-21
3-
80
1-31
1
2-17
.;
60c
2-
3
2-
25c
""
7
2*
3-10
25c
,
3
*itii
«
3-140
60c
—J.
■
2-14
$0,156
3-
1
2-10
/
25c
3-28
3-17
20c
2-17
2- 3
2-17
—
(reduced quar.)—
Supply, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Western Canada Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)____
Western Pacific RR. (quar,).,.
Western Stockholders Investment Trust, Ltd.
25c
3-
1
$1.20
3-
1
Auto
4.80%
2-11
3-12
40c
preferred
Western
2-26,
3-
5
5-
20c
West Poirtt Mfg,
7
7
2-26
2-26
2-
British tax and expenses of
depositary)
+-•
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Westinghouse Electric, common (quar.)
3,80% preferred series B (quar.)—
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)
5
3-15
2-14
3-15
3-
.
v
1
4-15
35c
$1
•
2-17
$30c
3- 3
1-31
750
2-17
2-
•
3
2-28
,
4-
1
1
3-
30C
3-
1
30c
3-
1
2*20
4-10
3-11
25c
^ 2-28
3-15
25c
"4-
1
2-20
2-21
2- 6
3-
2-15
3-1
1
3-
1
2-21
2-14
2-14
2-
4
2-17
2-
2-17
2- 1
1
25c
3-10
1-31
40c
3-10
2-28
3-10
35c
62Vac
3-
62 Vic
10c
$1.50
$5c
$15c
90c
35c
$1.25
50c
2-28
(quar.)——
(quar.)~____———
(quar.)
2-14
,
3-10
2-21
4-
1
3-21
40C
4-
1
3-21
3-24
3-10
1
3-17
75c
4-
$1.31%
2-18
$3
2- 3
3-
40c
2-15
1
400
;
3-21
150
3-10
2-14
20C
i
3-31
4-
1
3-20
3-2Q
1
4-
1
1-30
15c
3-14
3T"10
25c
5-
1
4-11
8-
1
4-
iquar.)
—
(Consider H.), Inc. (quar.)
Wilson & Co., common (quar.)—
Common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.25
,
25c
3-17
2-11
8c
r
2-28
2-14
3-14
3-21
8c
Wisconsin^Electric
6%
preferred
3.60%
preferred
(quar.)
Power
Light
3
2-10
3-
42 %c
Power Co., com. (bier.)—
(quar,)
—
—
Wisconsin
——
3-
1
2-14
1
3-14
Woolworth
4-
1
1
3-12
3-
1
2-14
3-15
3-14
7
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
3- 5
1
2-14
20c
20c
3-17
3-
7
3-17
3-
7
3-27
3-17
3-
1
2-10
3-15
3-14
1
2-11
Wrigley (Wm.), Jr.
Monthly
Wurlitzer
Co.
3-
1
2-15
2-28
2-14
1
,2-14
3-
2-17
3-
2-10
3-
2-20
25c
4-
10c
(monthly)
3-
25C
3-
2-14
25c
3-10
2-24
—
*
-
Wyandotte Chemicals (quar.)—
& Towne Mfg. .(quar.)____—
Yard-Man, Inc.
(quar.)
Yellow Cab Co., 6% conv. pfd. (quar.)
4-
37V2C
Yale
3-20
1
3-13
15c
2-24
4-30
4-10
37 %0
convertible
3-10
37y2C
preferred (quar.)
York County Gas (quar.)___
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (quar.)—
Ziegler Coal & Coke (quar.)——-—.
6%
2-28
2-28
62 %c
(quar.)____
(reduced)—
Co.
2-28
3-15
3-15
7-31
7-10
2-
1-15
2-14
3-28
4%%
(F. W.)
1
2-15
1
CO.—
4-
2-10
4-
2-
4-15
3-
$1.12%
(quar.)
—
$1.10
(quar.)
$1.20
(quar.)—
Ltd., 5%% pfd. (quar.) $$1.37%
30c
Woodall Industries, common (quar.)
31 xAc
5% preferred (quar.)
40c
Woodward Iron Co. (quar.)
———
3- 3
1
4-30
$1.50
; 90c
preferred
4.40%
preferred
4.80%
preferred
Wood (G. H.) & Co.,
&
7-11
1
2-28
$1.06%
(monthly).^—
Stores
3+20
25C
—
Co.
Wilson-Jones
Winn-Dixie
$1.06%
—
—
2-28
1
30c
40c
3-1
4-
3-14
2-
3-10
2-14
2-20
2-21
3
3-10
1
3-
25c
3-25
3-
1
4-1
75c "
3-14
3-
$1.12%
*10c
—
Motor""co* common (quar.)
5y*preferred (quar.)
(S. S.rWental Manufacturing (quar.)
White Villa Grooers (s-a)
;
••
Whitehall Cement Mfg. (quar.)
Wickes Corp. (quar.)—
Wieboldt Stores, cons, ((mar.)
:*•.
$4.25 .preferred (quar.J
—
—
6% preferred (quar.)
3-15
3-
30c
40c
12%c
35o
3-14
4-
-
Willett
2-15
2-28
3-14
Wilcox Oil Co.
.2-15
1
3-
2-10
1
50c
—-
—....
3+14
3-10
1
4-
2-10
25c
•
(quar.)
(quar.)-
—
50c
1
Co.
White
"
31 %C
3-
$12 %C
—
White
2-25
-
paper
3
3-10
95c
.
2-10
30C
;
Whitaker
7
7
3-
V
30c
2-20
4%
Weyerhaeuser Timber
3- 7
4-
2-
3-15
3-
'
$12%C
(quar.)———.—a—---------- ,A-.
4%%
preferred
(quar.)___
$$1.12%
$$1.50
6% preferred (quar.)^
—
2-28
25c
4-11
30c
50c
"
Class B
2-18
31 %C
7%%
—■
12 %C
•Westpan Hydrocarbon Co. (quar.)
Weston tGeorge) Ltd., class A .(quar.)
j-3-31
!
3-15
3-15
2-28
,2-14
3-1
2-13
3-15
4-
2+
60c
1
$1.25
3-15
2-14
15c
3-11
3-
closed for this dividend,
less 15% Canadian nonresidents tax.
Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source.
tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
.
3
•Transfer books not
tpayable in U. S. funds,
3-
$Payable
resident
4
4-15
4-
2-28
1-31
2-28
1
25c
1
—k
$1.44 conv. pfd, (initial)
Indies Sugar (quar.)
2- 7
1
3-17
.£9?
(quar.)
$1.12%
$1.12%
1
3-
of Louisiana-
Union Tank Car Co.
60C
1
3-
5%
Union Stock Yards
3-
$1.05
3-
70c
30c
$1.25
50c
(Omaha), Ltd. (quar.)—
(quar.)
—
United Air Lines, Inc. (quar.)United Artists Corp. (quar;)
United Biscuit Co. of America—
5-
30c
3-
West
7
'
(quar.)
1
:
7
2- 7
2-
1
2%
(quar.)
—
27*/aC
—
2-
7
3-
10c
y
pfd. series 1957 (quar.)—
Street (quar.)
(quar.)
com.
"2-7
3- 1
$15c
"
dividend
5-
3
2-14
1
12 %C
Washington Steel, common (quar.)
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)—
Wesson Gil & Snowdrift Co.—*
4.80%
preferred (quar.)—:—
West Coast Telephone—
35c
(quar.),
(quar.)—
(quar.)
$1.15
3-
4
15C
7
20c
Chemical Corp., common
27 %C
3
1
3-
150
7
30e
—
(HartfordO
Union Oil & Gas Corp.
3-
4-
$31 %C
3-
1
(quar.)—
(Kansas) com.
5% preferred (quar.)
Union Metal Mfg. (quar.)—-—
Stock
4-
$2.50
$1.25
Corp.
Washburn Wire
7
.
Union Gas System
5-
$2.50
*2-
3-
1
2-17
5
—
1
2-
3-
—
(s-a)
3-10
1
3-
3-15
40c
4-
1
Investment Trust,
2-14
97 %c
3-28
4-
■
$12%C
Washington Mutual Investors Fund, Inc
3-
; 20c
4-18
$1.06%
7
4%
—
3- 7
3-
_*
1
$1.03%
2-28
:—
3-
35c
$20
1
—
2-13
(quar.)
1
$1.12%
$1.25
$1.183%
$1.37Va
$1.46V4
$1.87972
$1.43%
(incr.)
5-
—
7-17
1
3-10
(Less
3.
1
3-
20c
7
"
1
15c
Acceptance Corp., Ltd., common—_
60c non-cum. partic. 2nd pfd. (quar.)—__
Union Carbide Corp. (quar.)
1
8-
50c
——
4-
Trust-
'
4-15
\37%'C
Co.
4-
5c
Salle
•'
1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
& Swasey
Co. (quar.)
$4.50
25c
————
convei-tible
South
5-
Common
50o
(s-a)_——___——
,
Preferred
37c
—
5%
208
t,
2*
37 %c
3-
V
Union
92 %c
'(guar.)__—__
preferred ($25' par)' (quar.)
-
2-
;
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)'—^
1
Spencer
Kellogg dj" Soni (quar.)
'3-20
3-
1---
—
4.20%
4-1
3- 1
.
3
31'Ac
_:
Trunz,
20c
3+
Disney (Walt) Production)
$4.50
common
1-29
65c
Ward
3- 7
2-14
,
-
$1.32. preferred
(qudr.)____—
HP®ucer Chemical, common I
(quar.)
.
3-~7
1
1
2-28
Inc.
2-18
Gc
'
1
4-
3-1
8-15
•
^
_—
3
$1.25
$1.27%
$1.28
$1.31 Va
$2,80
45c
:
preferred ($25 par)
o
5-15
Fund, Inc.—
Situations
3-
Warren
common
2-17;
22 %c
4-1
(See
1
4-
#
Coal,
3
-
.
62y2c
7
Insurance
,
.
Walgreen Co. (quar.)
Industries Corp., $1.25 pfd. A (quar.)
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.—
5
4-
(reduced)
dividend
2-14
3-
2-14
_U—._
3-
Bank & Trust (N. Y.)
Stock
"
15c
——
southwestern States Telephone,
$1.44 preferred
/initial)^-—-
Trade
3
1
Disney Production-—
3- 7
General
3-
2-14
1
Mfg.
•
2-
Walt
3-
(quar.)
$1.06%
2-13
:
3-10
1
—
1
2-20
4-
__.
3-
(quar.)____r
income)
$2.50 class A
3
(quar.)__;
2-28
:
._
—
; ;
y
250
•
.
,
*650
;_
25c
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Y.) (quar.)—
1-15
—,
(guar.)
j
7-15
10+15
$20c
$1.22 Va
;
2-1*59
(quar.)——_—
Waite Amulet Mines, Ltd.
Walker & Co., common (quar.)—.
$1.16y4
(quar.)
,11- 1,
87VaC
Electric
Wagner
3
2-
1
87 %C
-
(quar.)
3-35-
25C
$1.50
fguar. V
;
■
•
preferred- (quar.)—_L_
preferred "(quar.)——
preferred (quar.).
,—i___,
preferred
2-
3-10
8-
4-15
1
87 Vac
(quar.)—_____
Vulcan Mold & Iron Co. (quar.)—
3
2-28
5-
(quar.)__.,_—
(quar.).______
A
Mfg.
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)_—;
True Temper ' Corp. (quar. )_i—'—*
Trunkline Gas Co.. $5 pfd. A (quar.)
9-15
25c
6%
1-31
3-
8*15
11-15
87%C
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6%
Vogt
2-14
3-15
5*15
8-30
11-29
;
Virginian Railway
3
3-12
-
60
(quar.)
5% preferred (s-a)_
Virginia Coal & - Iron (quar.)
Virginia Dare, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)I-*
Warner
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_:
(initial)
(quar.)__
Tung-Sol Electric,
Common
3.90%
6
6-13
25c
$1.25
^
3-12
Special
Common
35c
20%
"
$1.20 convertible preferred (quar.)——
Southwestern: Electric" Service; com. ' (quar.)
Southwestern Life insurance Co. (Dallas)—
3 70%
5
2-14
25c
•
_
Southwestern
2-
1
$1.16
.
70c
__
_
...
2
2-14
preferred (quar.)
$1.06%
4.25%
preferred (quar.)
t-&——
$1.06%
4Ji6% preferred (quar.) —
—
$1'.14
Toledo Scale Corp, (quar.)
—
—25c
•--'Toronto Elevators.-Ltd.
(quar.)——
r*
+20c
Townsend Company (quar.)—
20c
25c
(quar.T—<quar. )
Southwest Natural Gas.Co^4
$6 preferred A (quar.)__
Southwest Gas Corp.,commons—i
Quarterly
3
4-
4%%
30c
cpthmonl—.
-
3-
3-
$1.12%
$1.15
proprietary-ftlterest
Canadian
50c
non-cuinulativp -preferred' (quar.).——
Southern
1
4-16
in¬
(quar.)
(fiUar.)
26}JC
5.44%' preferred. -(quar.)^«;;-._——
Southern Natural
,(quar.)—;
Southern, ;Corapany..(increased)
-
i
1
4
2-15
'
(quar.)
Vicksburg Shreveport & Pacific Ry.—
Natural Gas Pipe Line—
Shovel
:
*
Southern, Railway Co.,' 6ommoh
5% non-KJumulative preferred
5% non-cumulative preferred
(from
—
preferred,.(quar;)!^_;._——1-L--
4.08% 'preferred
4-
27c
Thompson Industries (quar.)——
Thompson Products Inc., com. (quar.)—
4% preferred (quar.)—;—
—
Thorofare Markets, common (quar.)__——
5% -preferred (quar.)___
Thriftimart, Inc., class A
(quar.)
-Glass
B
(quar.)_
Stock dividend (Payable in class A shs.)
Thrifty Drug Stores (quar.)—,—
Tllo Roofing Co, (quar.)———,
Timely Clothds (quat.)
—
Timken Roller! Bearing. Cp.^-^——
Title Guarantee & Trust (N. Y.) (quar.)—
Toledo Edison Co.—
;'
2-14
4-
2-
5*31
6c
.
'
Vlck Chemical Co.
2-14
100%
(quar.)—
Land
Pacific
Thatcher, Glass
4
30c
~-—-
—-
4.24%.:
4.88%'
3-15
100%
(quar.)
1-31
3-28
3-
2* 7
;; 2-28
■
:
(quar.)
Viceroy Mfg. Ltd., class A
7
8c
Pacific Coal & Oil
Third
--
7
2-
5
shares
com.
Transmission, com.
preferred (quar.)-:
preferred (quar.)
Certificates of
South Carolina,'Electrlc^.&L Gaa-
,
.
dividend
Texas Illinois
.31V4O
i
Inc.
Eastern
Texas
7o
,
Fund,
Transmission,
preferred
2-
3-28
2-
1
2-28
30c
income)
Gas
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
50c
—
Electronics
Coramoa
Common (increased).
4V2T0 preferred (quar.)-—„-1——1-1_
4:60(« preferred A. (quar.)
4.60% preferred: (quar.
3-
2-14
3-10
2-28
6c
•
(quar.)_——T
Van Waters Sr. Rogers
(quar.)
Stock dividend
2-3
2-28
50c
3-14
2-20
■
(quar.).
(quar.)
earned
Raalte
Van
2-
30C
38%c
2-10
_
2-28
Texas
2-3
8c'
2-14
-
;
3-10
.
$1.75
(quar.)
Preferred A (quar.)
50c
(from investment income)-^
Tbxas Gulf Producing (quar.)—,—
rT-,
MorgarU):»Co. • .(qu^.r f)—
3-
Line
Preferred
15c
;
Texas Fund
1-24
30 c
1
Vanadium-Alloys Steel (quar.)___——L
Van Horn Butane Service—■! J
2-14
1
50c
6.70%
7
45c
•Beneficial interest, t.-—■-J—
2-14
2- 3
5.85%
2-15
.55c
,
2-14
2-17
5,75%
2-14
75c
'
2*28
2-28
3-
Oil
Pictures CO.—
preferred
(From
2-17
4.75%
2-21
3-15?
1
4-
75Cr;
• -
60-
9QC conv. preferred
Value
2-14
2-17
5,50%
2-21
3-15
$12%c
■
$1.04
5%
2-14
2-28
'
4
50c
(quar.)
4.50%
2-28
4-
70c
—
-—
3-
?
3-14
3-31
$1.08
Texas
2-13
4-
$15c
■
3-
50O
62%C
:_
Universal Winding Co.—
.
~
2-13
1
3-1
62% c
$150
-—
(S.
2-28
50c
common__
preferred
4.60%
preferred
4.64%
preferred
4.65%
preferred
4.90%
preferred
5%
preferred
5.10%
preferred
5.12%
preferred
5.25%
preferred
Texas Company (N.
2-17
25c
-
2-13
3-10
3-
(quar.)
1
—
Singer,MTgi^tTOi-'^uar^^—-2^——■
3+1
-
3-31
4.50%
7
Ltd. (qUar.)_i_
_
Sinclair - Oil Cferps (-qudf; )^iii^u--il;I--.-.—
4%%
5c
3
7
I
2-14
41 %c
2-
2-
_i.
,3-8
.
2-25
2-
(quar.)-—
Universal
$1.06%
3-10
Simpsons,
,
Corp.
Electric.
Stock
>
Class-: B. (quar.—
Simon (William) Brewery (resumed)
2-14
7
$1.02%
1
3-15
'
'
___—
Consolidated
1
7
35c
:i
•3;
2-
(quar.)
3-
1
%
quar.)-—r____
Universal Insurance - Co.
>
2-
(quar.)
3-
3-15
1
preferred
3-
2-23
4-
$1
2-21
%
preferred:
$3.50 convertible lireferred
..A $3.50 convertible.preferred
$3.50 convertible preferred
2-25.
3-15
preferred
3
1
3-10
4.25%
3-14
6*13
3*14
'
(qnar.)
convertible
Universal
28%c
15c
■
Sihith
Transit
vestment
2-28
$1
7- 1
\ :
Common
$3.50
33c
:
4.10%
3-
12^15
-
$1
preferred series A (quar.)
preferred series B (quar.)
Tampax, Inc. (increased quar.)__
Tanganyika Concessions, Ltd., Amer.
Stock dividend
i
2-28
$1.25
2-21
3-7
.
(quar.)
(quar,)
Common
^
,m.
3*11
3
,
"
4-1
2-
15c
9-15
4T
2-25
20c
Comhion
6+14
9^30
12+31
15c
25c
'3-15
6430
3-3
Paper
Tennessee
3-10
SVyer Steel: • Castings
^teliy Oil- Co. \ (quar.)
SiMlth^Douglas •(quar.)K-_-^---_-_—
smtttf* (Bdson B.) Rund-r-: /'•- ••:.
3*31
^
3-11
(quar.)___
Swift & Co. (quar.)
Symington-Gould Corp. (quar.)
2-25
1-15
2
(increased
?
50c
.Playing Card (quar.)
Prfn.ting &: Lithograph Co., com. (irreg.)
S.
United Whelau Corp.**-
>/■>'. 26c
Ordinary stock units (stock dividend)-^
Taylor & Fenn, 4.32% conv. pfd. (quar.)
20c
(quar,.)_i_.iL—
*2-14
.
•3-15
-
Television
20c
Co.
3- 3
65c
(reduced)-
2-25
; 6ic
Simonds Saw '& Steel. Co.—-1-:-.
2-15
25c
(quar.)
3-10
(i»cr. quar.)
Simmons
1
$1.25
:
(quar.)
1
—
1
3+
4.16%
5
(increased quai?tteifiy()ii-;----i--:—
Steel,-strappings common (quar.)
Slgnode
5c,b preferred (quar;) '
Sflverwood Dairies. Ltd.. class A
pfd.
3-15
4-
3-14
3- 1
800
U. S.
4%.
4-
2
2-14
3-31
62 %C
5% preL series A (quar.) :_•_
U. S. Steel Corp., common (quar.)____
.7%. preferred (-quar.
—
Co.,
31V4C
4-
1
(quar.)_
2-10
;;,
*3-10
3-15
3-20
3-
$1.12%
22 %c
2-17
56c
1
!:50c
U.
"25c
4-
2-25
4-10
60c
preferred
2+25
f30c
2-20
$ 17c
3-20
,
3-15
45c
1—_
10c
Class B
*
.
30c
23c
3-13
2-10
4-2
$2.50
(quar.)
Corp.—
(quar.)
U. S. Cold Storage (quar.)^
U s Hoffman Machinery Corp.—
5%
preference
A
(quar.)
U. S, Lines t.N. J )
com, (quar.)
4Va%
4.32%
1-31
2-
1
2-28
$1
United New Jersey RR. & Canal
30c"
(ouar.)
Mining Co.
Tampa
3
2-10
1
4-
7
2-
15C
3-10
•
2-28
32 Vac
25c"
$1.25
(quar.)„^^_^^___^_^
Ltd. (quar.i
Biscuits
Syracuse
3-20
25c
,
3-20
$ 56 Vic
:
$3.44 preferred A ( quar.)
Signal Oil & Gas Co.,. class A
•
3-20
35c
'
1-
1
(quar.)___
age
*
1 $1.25
-i $i;25
,
Propane Gas, 5.20%
Sutherland
4-10
4-10
$1.25
(quar.)—_
Power—
4*
2-28
4-
2- T
U. S. Borax & Chemical
Common-
(quar:) _i__
Sunshine
25c
—-——.
50c
3-28
Corp.—
U. S.. Pipe & Foundry
,
50c
•
4Vi: % preferred (s-a)—_—,
(quar.)
3-20
—.——
Pacific
5-12
4-10
Shenango Valley Water CO., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co., 4%
preferred (quar.)
Shoe Corp. of America (cjuar.) _____________
Shopping Bag PoOd Stores t quai'i-l-i--Stegler Corp. (quar.K——
Sierra
4-10
$1.25
-*•
Shelter Mfg.
3-20
$i5c
J:
.(quar^^...^
Sunshine
2-12
1
25c
tH;
preferred B (quar. > _L
(W. A.) Pen, class A
1
2%
Shawlnigan Water &. Power.Co., cOm'. (quar.)
4% preferred A (qua^U-A.k__
4%%
5-
-
$1.18%
'1
'
Blteaffer
4-10
~
2-18
$1.06%
United Life & Accident Insurance
"
(quar.)
1
Sunray Mid-Continental Oil, com. (quar.)
4%% pfd. A series 1955 (quar.)
5%% conv. 2nd pfd. (quar.)
4-18
3-
___
(quar.
2-14
Industrial
of Red.
$1.73
;
2-18
Gas Improvement, common (quar.)
United
Re¬
1957.
«SUn Gil B«.
2-14..
3-1
$5
Class. B
1
$3iy4C
preferred A j.quafc).-C-VK^l^Hi«--Li-ua
.$5 preferred B (quar.),
—*———
$3 sinking fund preferred (quar.)-—
Seaboard Oil Co.1 (quar.).—-——--——-—
Seaboard Surety CO. (R. Y.) • (increased)___
fiea'lright-Oswego Falls, (quar.)-.-——,i——:Bearle (G, D.) & Co. (quar.)
—Securities Acceptance Corp. (Omaha) com.
5%
preferred (quar. f___
—
Berrick Corp., class A (qiiar.,
1
3-
40o
-dividend
Surburban
?25c
(quar.)
3-31
.
-
7-17,
*
A
3-10
5-
91 V«c
-
_—
dividend.
4-15
(quar.)
Payable
25c
preferred (quar,)_
United Illuminating Co
;
(quar.)—
•
(John B.)
Stock
~
50C
preferred
2-17
_
2-14
'
Stoek
2-10
8% pfd. "(quar.*)____ *•;•* r- 50c '
Stewart-Warneir Corp. .(quar.)
50c
Stuart (D. A.)-Oil, Ltd.-(quar.)
•
$25c;
Stix, Baer & Fuller Co-,, coiqmon (quar.).—
;
30c
7%
preferred (qttar, (______
43 %c
..Stonega Coke & Coal (quar.)
35o
Stouffer Corp. (quar.)..
i
10c
2-7
27%fc
$4;75
2-10
3-11
3-10
Stern &' Stern Textiles—:
Stetson
27 %C
«.•
3-10
550
62%c
93%c
^
■
1
30c
*
in" Nov.,
common
4%% -preferred
3T%0
$4 preferred
3.65preferred (.quar. )____„_
Scythes &r Co., Ltd., common (quar.)__
_
5%s. preferred.
—•--Seaboard Finance Co., common (quar.)
35c
-
(
(quar.)
common
Sterling Aluminum Products (quar.):
3
2-28
"
<•
•;&%,: 'prefemdr/tqaar^ii^^t^^^^r-^--j
Bdhwit^r .CQfP^ ;. ,-:i ) •'
'VrV^^-- r'S'-t- :-
Scovill Mfg.,
2-10
'
*
4
.^ H""1^
2-14
Stetchi Bros; Storfes -(quar.i^
.
3-
34%c
QuWf/-
Sfedman Bros.,
7
v
3..
5%
1 ?'
2-
3
,
Jersey)
(Ohio)
Chemical
preferred
jweferred"
preferred
preferred
•j%
5%
1
11-
3
5%
9
8-
11-15
60c.
as
preferred
Holder»
When'
•
"•
tf
$34%c
-
2-14
3-10
Per1
Share
4%%
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
6-14:
2938C
-$3.4ff preferred
Stauffer
$34 %0
1
2-28
50o
Stanley Home Products, iquar. >
/
Lianley Warnet Corp; (quar.)—
State Fuel Supply Co* (quar.Statler Hotels' Delaware. Corp.—
Reduced quarterly"
k
2-21
i
3-45
$15C
■
BavagefiArmsi"Vor'pv*'(quttf;rki
Sobering- Corp.;';cdmuioh ^quarv)
1
2-28
-V'-tlSer.-
1
-
-"J--1 C&mmoru.
—•-■+- -■■■-■
■ ■■
5%^ prefensetf
5%% 'pVefeiTed..lquar.)^iLi_r
;V • 59*%. preferred—,—San Antonio. Transit £0.,.. ;vtc. eopphionu.™_;
.Voting trust,Jcerfciticgtes«Vpbm:m
Voting trust* certificates^coinmoni'ii.*^y*.-'
Sad Jose Watef Wprks, common ; (quar.)—.4%%-' preferred §
\
,4%%. : preferred/ B (quar,)
(New
Co.
classified
2-8
*4-
4-
Co.
Oil
Oil
Formerly class A and* class B shares.
7',
3-
3-1
i $1.07%-
Safway steel Products
Standard
3-10
4-
v4?30%1
2-id
(quar.) IIIIZZI
(Indiana)
(quar.)
3%%
preferred A (quar.)
Standard Packaging Corp.—
* "
$1.60 convertible preference (quar.)
Standard Radio, Ltd., common (quar.)
1
250
1
'j,■i)nv
Engineering & Foundry, com. (quar.)
7%
3-
(quar.)
Standard
1
4-
2-28
-United
40c
(quar.)
2-15
10c
sikitfie- preferred- *
3-15
*
I'"'1,,-
Name of Company
2-14
25c
preferred
Forgings
Standard OU Co.
1
3-
1
3-
Safeway. Stores. ,cqrRmonv.Xq.u#tfi)^'
¥fP t preferred.
ppCTtr™
1
\ 1 .<1
United
Standard Oil Co. of Calif,
_
4-
'*.1:35 )»d".
3-15
87 %c
iquar.>
convertible
Standard
7
3-15
$1.10
50c
7
2-
3-
$1.12%
St> Regis Paper, common (quar;
■,v4e44%' preferred-'a (quarw_
v
2-
1
3-
t6 V2C
—
preferred/(quar.)_
Aeronautical^ (quar.)--..-^ix&i
>
(quar.)
com.
Holdert
~
Payable of Reo.
2-28
1
3-
35C
.(quar;5-l__„.
4% %
When
Share
Inc.,
preferred
$1.60
2-18
3-
•
Company
Brands
Standard Dredging—
3-24
4-
$1.18
49
'
'Holder»■
Payable of Red
10c
Rochester Transit Corp. -: (quar.
Rockland Light & Power—4.75% preferred B. (quar,)—
534% conv. preferred C (quar.
(821)
1-31
3-10
2-24
y
Preriou^^m^S^
x
Less
date
2-20
3-10
in
date
was
and/or record date Is
Jamaica income tax.
Incorrect.
Non¬
The corrected paymeab
indicated here.
,
.,
.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(8^L_
50
Monday, February 17,
1953
...
STATE AND
•>}'A
/A,;;/'■''J
„•:
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
purchase
Bond
S
i
a
©
The
1958.
$1,850,000
.
bonds offered Feb.
revenue
sewer
—r
of
$130,000
provement bonds.
Decatur, Ala.
15—v.
187, p. 619—were awarded
to a group composed of Shields &
On.; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler;
1977
Due
on
school
im¬
Dated Marcb 1,
July 1 from 1960 to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
(J-J) payable at the County
Measurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Gust, Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette, of Phoenix.
Humphrey Co., Inc.;
Watkins, Morrow & Co.; Cumber¬
Corp.; Hugo Marx
& Co.; Berney Perry & Co., and
George M. Wood & Co., at a price
of 100.02, a net interest cost of
about 3.99%, as follows:
Due
on
March
1
from 1961 to 1968 inclusive.
104,000
3V2S.
1969
and
1,405,000
Due
on
r<T3rch
1,
1970.
4s.
Due
on
March
$69,000
Bond Sale—The
eral
obligation
issue
bonds
sold to
was
Odess,
Bernardino
Bond
County, Calif.
Sale—An issue of $50,000
school
building bonds was sold to
Security-First National Bank,
Los Angeles, as 3V2s, at a price
the
of
of
100.12.
,
Cascade
Union School District,
Shasta County, Calif.
ALASKA
Anchorage, Alaska
Bond
Sale
Of tne
$3,350,000
bonds offered Feb. 11-^v.
187, p.
499—the $3,000,000 telephone rev¬
issue
enue
awarded to
was
dicate headed
a
syn¬
by Foster & Mar¬
shall, and Blyth & Co., Inc.
Bond
Sale—The $350,000 bonds
11—v. 187, p. 499—
awarded to Ira
were
as
Haupt & Co,,
follows:
$215,000
March 1 from 1959 to 1975
(M-S)
Treasurer's
&
improvement
price of par, a net
a
cost
of■, about
4.05%,
Bond Sale
bonds
499—were
4s, due
$10,000
41/2S,
due
1, 1962; and $160,000
on
March 1 from 1963
1978 inclusive.
cost
about 3.52%, as
$15,000
4V2s,
due
March 1, 1959; and $120,000
3y2s, due/ on March 1 from
Alaska
syndicate headed by Foster &
Marshall, and Blyth & Co., Inc.
The bonds were sold
$306,000 4s. Due
as
follows:
1960 tp 1963 inclusive.
from
1969 to
798,000 4s.
1973
to
Due
1972
on
4.08%,
Due
1959 to
March 1 from
on
1963 incl.
N
38,000 4V2s. Due
1964 to
March 1 from
011
1968 incl.
120,000 4s. Due
to
March 1 from
on
incl.
1978
Escondido Union High School Dist
San Diego County, Calif.
Bond
Offering
inclusive.
March 1 from
R. E. James,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
at
his
office
in
San
until 10:30
a.m. (PST)
purchase
of
the
school
on
Diego,
Feb. 25
$1,555,000
building bonds. Dated April
1, 1958. Due
1983
on
April 1 from 1959
City
Chicago;
or
offices
of
nedy & Cp.; Seasongood &
Mayer;
Stroud & Co.,
Inc.; Woodard-Elwood &
Co.; E. Ray Allen & Co.,
or
Bank
at
the main
of
America
&
Savings Asso¬
ciation in San Diego and San
Francisco. Legality approved by
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington &
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Pierce, Fenner &
Iaus & Co., Inc.; F. Brittain Ken¬
the
Trust
in New York
La
Habra School
District,
Orange County, Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$150,000
general
was
obligation school bonds
sold to the Bank of America
National Trust & Savings Asso¬
ciation, of San Francisco, as 3V2s,
Inc.; Townsend, Dabney &
Tyson; at a price of 101.90, a basis of
Pohl & Co.,
Inc.; Lyons & Shafto, about 3.30%.
Inc.; Rand & Co.; Ellis & Co.; EinLivermore School
horn &
District, Alameda
Co., and Arthur L. Wright
& Co., Inc.
County, Calif.
Bond
Offering
—
Jack
G.
Blue,
ARIZONA
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Thatcher High School
District,
Graham County, Ariz.
bids at his office in Oakland until
10 a.m. (PST) on Feb. 25 for
the
purchase of $136,000 school bonds
Bond Offering—W. L.
Buffington, Clerk of the Board of
County
Supervisors,
bids
til
at his
1:30
will
office
p"m,
on
receive
in
Feb.
sealed
Safford,
24
for
un¬
the
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Sale
The
—
p.m.V(PST),/on
purchase of $500,-
2
March 3 for the
bonds, assfollows: "A;/
$300,000 Joint Union High School
District. Due on April :1 from
000 school
1973 inclusive.
1959 to
200,000
bonds
619:—were awarded
p.
offered
Feb.
composed of the Bank¬
Trust Co., New York
Harris
City, and
Savings Bank,
as 2.40s,
at a price of
basis of about 2.38%.
Trust
Chicago,
100.08, a
Rated
,;v
;,v
Aa
&
by Moody's and A-l
Standard
& Poor's
the
bonds
general obligations of the dis¬
trict payable both principal and
interest from ad valorem taxes
all taxable property
itation as .to rate or
Due
1959 to
1973 inclusive, a
from
the
Colo¬
area.
Territorial annexations have
brought
but
and
within
few
a
tions
of
it
square
the
of
now
the
the
south
south
district,
urbanized
coastal
covers
miles., ;
Other
coastal
all
of
sive.
Legality approved by O'Mel& Myers, of Los Angeles.
Complete details, of the'Ass up,
along with information1 with re¬
veny
spect
to
the
structure,
J.
B.
District's
consultants
economic
obtained ' from
be
may
Hanauer
Bond
&
financial
District;/140
Drive,
Beverly
to
Co.,
the
•
-•,,
-
A
Offering
—
lor
Francisco.
A <:
Gregory & Sons; Coffin & Burr,
Inc.; Schwabacher & Co.; Courts
&
Co.; Harkness & Hill, Inc.;
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.;; Third
National Bank in
tle
Trust
Nashville; Seat¬
&
Savings Bank; City
National Bank & Trust
Company
of Chicago; Fred D. Blake &
Co.
Mt. Diablo Unified School
Fresno
County, Calif. A'
10:30
the
the
11
V
(PST)
on
on
to
1978
on
on
of
as
.LaJlSrown,
Fresno
Feb.
until
18
for
$40,000 school
followsauA/A
March 1 from 1959 to 1972
./;
Due
March 1 from 1973 to 1983
inclusive.
■:
Dated March
1, 1958A Principal
(M-S) payable/at the
County Treasurer's off i'fce. Legal¬
ity approved by OrrickrDahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe) of 'San
and interest
inclusive.
'AAAARrA
*
Valley Union High School
District, Sonoma County, Calif
.
Bond
Sale—The
ing bonds offered.
Principal
$130,000'liiild£eb^4^v/At87,.
500—were awarded to the Bank,
p.
of America National
Truit;^ Sav¬
ings Association, of Sari Francisco)
as follows:
'-a,
$20,000 5s. Due
on
5,000 41/2S. Due
5,000 2%s. Due
and
on
Feb. T5, 1:964.
on
1965 to 1976 inclusive-/
,
Bond
Sale
—
The
approved
by Or¬
Herrington
San Francisco.
&
Sutcliffe,
of
Greenwich-/
from 1968 to 1997;
1
bonds
of
are
the
State
by
"
general obliga- !
of Connecticut' i
pledge of its full
a
The State Treas¬
prepared Official Bid-,
ding Terms with an Official Pro¬
posal
Form
attached,
to
which
reference-is made for further in¬
formation, regarding the bonds and
the
terms
and
sale thereof.
of
conditions
of the
The offering for sale
the
bonds
by the
State is
only under or on the con-.
made
ditions
set
Bidding
in
forth
Terms.
the
Official'
Each
proposal
Form duly completed'
executed, and must be aecom- ;
panied by a certified or cashier's
and
payable ,to the order of the State
in
the
at
of
amount
will
$770,000.
.
The
2:00
ac¬
proposals
o'clock
p.m.
Feb. 18, 1958.
on
A Officials of the State
prepared
the
announce
rejection .of
or
before
or
a
have also
form of Official State-,
inent
(to be dated Feb. 18, 1953)
respecting the bonds which, sub¬
ject to completion at the time of
.
the sale of the
nished
>
to
bonds, will be fur-,
the
:bicldcr.
sucessftil
Anyone interested in bidding for
bonds will, rupon application
to the State Treasurer at his office
in
Hartford,
to Lehman Broth-;
or
1 William Street, New/ York.
N. Y.,: Financial Consultant to
ers,
4,
the
State
with respect to this
nancing, -be
the
-
furnished
copies
fi¬
;of.
Official
Official
Bidding Terms with
Proposal Form attached,
copies of said. Offi¬
and
advance
Statement, and advance cop¬
ies of the .opinions of Bond Coun¬
sel .referred
to /in,) the
Official
^Bidding; Terms/ (Previous refer-,
erfce to the proposed, financing
.
was
.
made
in
v.
187, p." 500.)
Connecticut
.
Note
Rental
11—v.
(State of)
building bonds offered Feb.;ll—v.;
187, p. 619—were awarded "to' a
Fyancisco,
& Co., Hill Richards &
Co., and Shuman, Agnew & Co., at
'
The"$51,000,000
Housing notes offered Feb.;
187, p. 619—were awarded,
Sale
follows:
—"
"
$42,500,000 to
group:; composed
La'denCo.* ~
a
of Kuhn/ Loeb &
RvY;
Pressprich & Co., White, Weld
& Co., Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
$2,100,000
Weeden
Legality
of-;
Revenue
-Va t* burg, Thalmann & Co.,
quist,
office.
on
has
urer
Ventura Union High School
Dist.,
Ventura County, Calif.
AAA
gality approved by Orrick, Dahl
Le¬
Tax
faith and credit.
Feb^lS from
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able
at the
County Treasurer's
County
-.The
as
group composed of the; American
Trust Co., First Western'Bank &
Trust Co., both of San
the
Fuel
Jan.
on
tions
Feb. 15^1963/
interest
payable at
Treasurer's
office.
(EST)
purchase
Expressway
and backed
7
on
100,000 3 V4S. Due
,
Feb. ,15vTrom
inclusive^
1962
Dated April 1, 1958. Due on
April
1
from
1959
to
1983
inclusive.
(M-S)
the
cial
Francisco.
for
Dated March 15,
March 15 from 1959
noon "
the
22,000 1957, Series B bonds.
purchase of $1,350,000 school
Due
Due
un¬
18
building bonds.
1958.
in
(PST)
inclusive.
District,
Feb.
for
Motor
(-EST)
$18,000 1955, Series C bonds.! Due
—
a.m.
a.m.
purchase
J.
—
his office
building bonds,
Offering
W. T. Paasch,
County Cletk, will receive sealed
til
Offering
at
1959 to
bids at his office in Martinez
18
ceptance
" A
_
Bond
Coqtra Costa County, Calif.
Bond
Feb.
Treasurer
a
Scandinavian School District,
Sonoma
;
until
1959/to *1978 iftf
*
& Co.
bids
right is reserved to reject all pro-;
ciusive.
Principal a n d. interest posals and to reject any proposal
(A-O) payable at t h eh County. not complying with the Official
Treasurer's office.
Legality t ap¬ Bidding Terms and to waive any
irregularity or informality with
proved by Orrick, DahlquistyeHerany
proposal.
The
rington & Sutcliffe,; of / San respect • to
April 1 from
on
syndi¬
Corp.;
Hornblower & Weeks; F. S. Moseley &
Co.; First Western Bank & Trust
Co.; Estabrook & Co.; Kean, Tay¬
Ottaviano, '
State Treasurer, will receive'
Proposal
'T; Paasch,
W.
he purchase of
$200,00.0V' school
bonds.
Dated April 1,/1958.! Due
3,000
Securities
Jr.,
sealed
check, or' bank draft, drawn upon
bids at his office in Martinez un¬
til 11 a.m. (PST) on Feb./181 for-; a solvent; bank or trust company,;
cate: Harriman
table
(State of)
Bond Offering—John
must-be submitted on the Official'
County Clerk/will receive sealed
..on
the
•
/
inclusive. Interest J-J.
sec¬
Ripley & Co., Inc.;
Smith, Barney & Co.; C. J. Devine
& Co.;
White, Weld & Co.; Equi¬
March 1
on
will receive sealed bids-at his
office, Oak Kroll Road, Poway,
until 6 p.m. (PST) on Feb. 19 lor
the purchase of $515,000 general
obligation sewer bonds. Due 011
May 15 from 1961 to 1988 incluT
.A.
members
Due
1969 to 1973 incl,
Connecticut
and
ors,
California,
some
from
Killingly Expressway general obligation bonds." Dated Jan. 1, 1958.
.
bids
to
700/000 2%s.
Diego County, Calif. /.
Offering—Georgei J. Rubs,
Secretary of the Board of Direct¬
Bond
County Clerk, will receive sealed
water
from 1966 to 1968 incl.
/ ..u
$77,000,000
Pomerado Water District, San
cities
River
.
,
.
The
rado
,
.
,
boring
supplying
incl.v
CONNECTICUT
organized in 1928 by
Los Angeles and a dozen of
neigh¬
of
to. 1961
(
April 1, 1958. Principal
(A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office;;-.',; A
Note
The foregoing supple¬
ments the report in our issue of
Feb. 3—v. 187, p. 619.
on
purpose
4959
1
On March 1 from
280,000 2s.:Due on March 1, 1962
A A and..
1963.aAA/Va/A
280,000 2.v4s. :i Due on March 1
AA 1964 and 1965..
/ AA/%" ■'
!
420,000 -2%s.... Due on March 1
and interest
was
the
-A
.
district
for
$420,000 5s.,Due
Dated
without lim¬
amount.
/price ol 100.12, ■a met interest
cost of about 2.68%, as follows:
a
School ; District
on
April T from
Union
bonds.
/
$18,000,000
187,
group
Luis
San
in
Richmond School District, Contra
Costa County, Calif"?^''
works
by
until
Beverly
Hills, Calif.
11—v.
ers
office
his
South
water
a
at
Obispo
Southern California (Pi O.
Los Angeles), Calif.
inclusive.
interest
National
members of the syndi¬
Allison-Williams Co.; B. J.
Van Ingen &
Co.; A. C. Allyn &
Co., Inc.; John Nuveen & Co.;
price
a
Metropolitan Water District of
—
trict's fiscal agency
Beane; Stranahan, Harris & Co.;
Schwabacher & Co.; Stifel, Nico-
1.1
&
1
1978 inclusive.
Merrill Lynch,
to
p.
Principal and
(A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office; at Dis¬
Other
a
187,
Blyth
1
cate:
■:»
5—v.
awarded
$22,000 5s.
to
459,000 3V2s.
Due on March
from 1964 to 1968 inclusive.
437,000 3%s.
Due on March
$180,000 water
Feb.
2%s, at
as
are
for
March 1 from
on
offered
1969
Bond Sale—The $2,000,000
gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered Feb.
11—v. 187, p. 619—were awarded
Agency,
nance
to
follows:
1960 to 1967 inclusive.
Anchorage Indep. School District,
The
net interest cost of about
as
of
follows:
—
Co., Inc. and William R. Staats &
Co., jointly, at a price of 100.18,
a
135,000 street improvement bonds
at a price
oTpar, a net inter¬
Water District, San
bonds offered Feb.
of par.
San
Bernardino County, Calif.
clusive;
a
of
non¬
housing and student
revenue
Bond
Cucamonga
follows: $45,000 5s, due on
March 1 from 1959 to 1961 in¬
to
Sutcliffe,
The $500,000
—
3—v. 187, p. 373—were sold to the
Federal Housing
and Home Fi¬
County
Legality ap¬
office.
Sale
exempt
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington
as
est
interest
sewer
interest
to
College
(P. O. Menlo Park), Calif.
Francisco.
bonds at
March
Angeles,
until 9 a.m. (PST) on March 11
for the purchase of $820,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated April 1, 1958.
Due on April 1 from 1959 to 1983
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(A-O)
payable at the County
Treasurer's
office, or at the
County's fiscal agency in New
York City or Chicago.
center
Principal and
payable at the
in Los
Menlo School and Menlo
p.m. (PST) on Feb. 24 for the
purchase of $84,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated March 1, 1958.
Obispo County, Calif.
Bond Offering — A.; E. Mallagh,
—
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
Luis
'
on
Bond Offering—Harold J.
2
on
(PST) on
$60,Dated April 1,
p.m;
Lyntvood Unified School District,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
tax
ciusive.
Feb.
Due
bids at his office in Redding until
Due
2
Sam Luis
April 1 from 1959 to
1973 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (A-O) payable at the Coun¬
ty Treasurer's office.
Bond Offering—A. Ray Taylor,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Anchorage. Alaska
offered
until
bids at his office
Apple Valley School District, San
of
O'Neal & Hayes, of Birming¬
ham.
center
CALIFORNIA
Martin & Herzberg. Dated Jan
1,
1958.
Legality approved by Du¬
mas,
$2,316,000 gen¬
medical
of par.
1
in
office
his
school bonds.
1958.
dormitory bonds offered Feb. 8—
v.
187, p. 619—were sold to the
Federal Housing and. Home Fi¬
nance Agency, as
2%s, at a price
first mortgage water
5%
revenue
An
—
at
Robles School Districts,'San*'
Paso
;A
bids
E. Mallagh,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
000
University of Arkansas (P. O.
Fayetteville), Ark.
Thorsby, Ala.
Sale
Obispo County, Calif,
Offering^-A.
Obispo
from 1971 to 1988 inclusive.
Bond
Luis
Bond
March 3 for the purchase of
ARKANSAS
land Securities
4y8s.
Los Ranchos School District, San
terest
Robinson
$341,000
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
cliffe, of ban Francisco. <•
-
.
and Trust Company of Geor-gia, of Atlanta, Group bid mr
$15,000,000 notes at 1.40% mterest, plus a premium of $90,
and
$27,500,000 /at.;-1.43%,
plus $ 165.
*•••'
•.
■
-
composed of
Guaranty Trust Co.; First ISs-
-'4,000,000 to
tional
a group
Bank,
Chase
Manhat-
Number 5717
[Volume 187
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.. .
Bank, all of New York, approved by Patterson, Freeman,
Morgan &>* Co.,,vine., Richardson & Watson, of Jack¬
Bankers Trust Co., New York, sonville'."/:-..;;,/:
;;. '. y/ ••• • ■ ;•
First Boston Corp., Chemical
J- Y-b Miami, Fla.
y.,,., '. ./>'
Corn
Exchange Bank, New
tan
v
.
Bond
v.Bond
York, Harris Trust & Savings
.
'
both of Chicago,
;
ler, Brown
700,000
Bros., Harriman &
i:; named
rate
on
-'•
*
,* )\fV
i
of J/Bo n d Sale — The $2,225,000
2 % % school bonds offered Feb;
in
4,500,000
sold
were
v
*
various
to ;>
amounts
Connecti e y t
11—v.
to:
a
187,
.
ol'
composed
group
Harris
Bridgeport, Hartford National
Bank, and Tradesmens National Bank of New; Haven: >>
of
-
^
15 from 1959 to.
■/_:
Due
bonds Coffered; Feb;?
11—N. 187, p. 721—were awarded
to a syndicate headed by Glore,
Fprgaiy & Co... Inc., as 2 t-zs, at. a
price, of. 100.59,,a basis, of. about |
purposes
2.40%. ;-,;'-
to
man
■...
Stearns, &
Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.; J. C. Brad¬
ford & Co.;
Wood, Gundy & Co.,
Inc.;-:, Goodbody
& Co.; :. Fulton
Reid & Co., Inc.; DC Haven
&
Townscnd, Crouter &: Bodine; *
McDonnell & Co.; Green, Ellis.
& Anderson; Wallace; Geruldsen
& Co.; F. S. Yantis & Co., Inc.;
Joseph, MelLen & Miller, Inc.;
Kormendi & Co., Inc.; Allan Blair
& Co.; National Boulevard Bank
Co.;. Bear,
.
of
ty-
Chicago,
offered
were
$200,000 5s.
/
awarded
to'
a
of
about
price of 100.23;
a
"
3.27%.
-,1-
r
DELAWARE
New Castle
basis
:
County, Alfred /. du
Pont School District No. 7
:
?
*"
-
Cline,
Stewart
Board of
Offering —H.
Chairman
School
of
will
Trustees,
gen¬
620
p.
com¬
group
1 from
Dec.
y
-
1 from
receive
Counties Com-
.-V(P[ q st. Charles), iu.:
Bond
Offering—G.
<
•
/
E.
Thomp¬
interest
XJ/lpj/'payable' at a banking in'Sti&tiOn;;ih. Illinois. Legality ap^qved'! by Chapman & Cutler, of
bids
until
:
Chicago.
Poole, 948
Madison County Community Unit
Delaware.- Trust. Building, Wil¬
Schoql District No. 9 (P. O.
mington, until noon (EST f on. Feb.
v
Qraniie City, III.
27 for the
purchase of $1,610,000
school building bonds. Dated April i" Bond; Offering—Edison Phelps,
1, 1958. Due on April 1 from 1959 Secretary' of Board of Education,
to 1983 inclusive.
;■ Principal/and iwill receive sealed bids until 5:30
interest (A-O) payable at.the Far¬ .p.m.:;(CST),,on Feb. 26 for the purmers Bank of the State of Dela-, chase of $2,200,000 school
bonds.
ware, in Wilmington. Legality ap¬ Dated Feh, 1, 1958. Due on Aug.
proved- by Reed, • Hoyt, Washburn F^fom>:1959 'to
1977
inclusive.
&
McCarthy, of New York City."
.
FLORIDA.-:/;;;
■
Deerfield Beach, Fla.
,
Bond Sale—The
30
from
1958
Callable
Principal arid interest (F-A) pay-
187,
p..-
500—were fa warded
Harcus, Kindred
will &
& "Co,;:.and
Co., jointly,
as
Af-
'£*;
4^8?,.
Hendry County Board of
to
Public
on
to
inclusive.
1987
June
1966,
30,
or
Secretary of the Board
Public Instruction, will receive
sealed
on
-
bids
.Feb.
25
until:,10
for
a.m..
Murphysboro, III.
.
,
^ Bond
S
I
a
e
:— The
water: works' and
enue
(EST)
the
sewerage
group
a-
11
rev¬
were
composed of
purchase of
anticipation cerDated July 1, 1957. Due
pnionv Securities
Shearson Ham-
mill
Co.,
man
.
4,
to.,'*
>-'"£ *
and
at
v,-
^
a
'
Farwell,
Chap¬
price of 98.135, a
W 6,000 revenue
net interest cost of about
rihcates.
are callable as? of Oct.
V 1970. /Interest A-O.
Legality
the
$1,000,000
system revenue
water and sewage
oonds.
1959
as
clusive.
%
•
Bond Sale—An issue of $60,000
swimming pool construction bonds
-
sold to the Columbian Securi¬
3V2S.
4s and
Bond
FrankHnton, La.
Certificate Offering—B. P. Bur¬
Town
ns,
11
Offering—C.
the
for
19
purchase
$1,350,000 school building
of
revenue
purchase of
paving' certificates.
May 1,1958. Due on April 1
Dated
1959 to 1968 inclusive. Call¬
from
able
of April
as
Offering
Curtis
A.
re¬
sealed
ceive
(CST)
enue
Due
100.54,
as
2/2s,
at
of
price
a
basis of about 2.42%,
a
Richmond
Bond
Sanitary District, Ind.
of March
1963.
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the Bank of
Louisviile,
Louisville.
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
Offering
William
—
(CST)
on
of
10
Chicago, and Wyatt, Grafton &
Grafton, of Louisville.
Lincoln County (P. O. Stanford),
Kentucky
Nov.
1978
construction
sewer
Dated March 1, 1958.
bonds.
Jan.
clusive.
from
1
1960
callable
are
J-J.
-Interest
Due
&
and
Feb.
1
Secretary
1993
to
tees, will receive sealed bids until
7:30 pan. (CST) on Feb. 20 for
the purchase
of $125,000 school
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1958.
Due semi-annually from July 1,
July 1, 1971 inclusive. In¬
terest. J-J.' Legality approved by
1959 to
Ross, McCord,
Indianapolis.
Ice
Miller,
&
inclusive.
1969 and thereafter
due in
of
as
Feb.
1,
1968.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
Hall,
of Trus¬
of the Board
bonds.
1, 1958. Due on Feb.
callable
are
Bond Offering—W. Robert
of
able
the
at
Pikeville, or at the Louisville
Trust Company, Louisville. Legal¬
ity approved by Wyatt, Grafton &
of Louisville.
Grafton,
Benton), La.
187,
6—v.
awarded to the
Securities
p.
Equit¬
Corporation.
Grundy Center, Iowa
Bond Sale
Feb.
—
10
awarded
(P. O. Jonesville), La.
as
follows:
$27,000 street construction bonds
/f ~ to White-Phillips Co., Inc., as
basis
Catahoula Parish Sch. Dist. No. 25
A. L. Brooks,
Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (CST) on March 4
for the purchase of $53,500 school
bonds. Dated March 1, 1958. Due
Bond
at a price of
2.60s,
of
100.05, a
2.59%.
about
-12,000 special assessment street
improvement bonds to Grun¬
dy National Bank, and JTarm1
ers
Savings Bank,
both of
Grundy
Center,
jointly,
as
•
■
•
a
(CST) on March 5 for the
purchase of $900,000 school bonds,
p.m.
as
follows:
$800,000 Alexandria Consolidated
School
District No.
Due
April 15 from 195^ to
on
basis of about
Offering
Secretary
on
of
inclusive.
1978
1968.
Callable
as
Interest M-S.
New
1978 in¬
of March 1,
Legality ap¬
proved by Foley, Cox &
Judell, of
Orleans.
to
1992
to
inclusive.
on
May
1997 inclusive.
1 frdTn
■
DeSoto
.
$12,000 street improvement special
bonds.
Ward 3 SchJ Dist.
(P. O. Mansfield), La.
The sale consisted of:
assessment
Parish,
Due
on
Bond
shall
A.
1959
from
15
1970
to
inclusive.
Dated
April 15, 1958. Principal
(A-O) payable at the
office of the Treasurer of the Par¬
and interest
ish School
Board, or at any bank
specified by the purchaser. Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago.
St. Martins Parish School District
(P. O. St. Martinville), La.
school
187,
$2,146,000
Sale—The
Bond
188—were
p.
6—v.
Feb.
offered
bonds
awarded to a
syndicate: Scharff
Merrill
Inc.,
Jones,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
Brown
Lynch,
Newman,
Co., White, Hattier &
&
Barrow,
Sanford,
Other
Corporation.
members of the
Beaudean &
Leary
&
Co.,
Nusloch,
Kees,
&
Smith, Howard, Weil,
&
Friedrichs
Labouisse,
Co.,
—
the
March 1 from 1960 to
clusive.
bonds.
X
100,000 Cheneyville School Dis¬
trict No. 3 bonds.
Due on
Ducou*nau
The $39,000 bonds
were
Secretary of Parish School Board,
will receive sealed bids until 1:45
&
-$225,000 school
Feb.
offered
bonds
able
offered
.
.
Securities
Bossier Parish Consolidated School
Bond Sale—The
March 26.
on
Rapide Parish (P. O. Box 1230,
Alexandria), La.
Bond Offering — J. S. Slocum,
syndicate headed by the Equitable
LOUISIANA
Dist. No. 3 (P. O.
Treas¬
State
—
P.
Tugwell announces
that tentative plans call for the
offering of $8,100,000 highway
National Bank,
First
(State of)
Offering
A.
urer
of
374—were
IOWA
Louisiana
Bond
Jack
revenue
sewer
1961
from
Bonds
—
1,
Orleans.
April
Elswick,
Jr., City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Feb.
17 * for the purchase of $650,000
Offering
Dated
City, Ind.
New
Pikeville, Ky.
Bond
of May
as
1,
Grafton, of Louisville.
water
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Warsaw School
March
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the Lincoln County
National Bank, of Stanford. Legal¬
ity approved by Wyatt, Grafton,
in¬
1982
of
as
1963.
Legality
to
inclu¬
sive. Bonds due in 1964 and there¬
1960 to 1987
1 from
Callable
Principal and interest (M-N)
bonds
Bond Offering—V. C. Gilliland
E.
a.m.
Feb. 26 for the purchase
$1,656,000
on
until
bids
sealed
a.m.
pur¬
payable at a bank or trust com¬
pany in Louisiana.
Legality ap¬
proved by Foley, Cox & Judell, of
of
Wilson, City Controller, will re¬
ceive
10
bonds.
on
1963.
as
until
$8,000,000 utilities rev¬
Dated May 1, 1958.
of
1973
Bonds due in 1964 and
bids
—
March 18 for the
on
chase
inclusive.
callable
1, 1959. Legality
Judell,
approved by Foley, Cox &
of New Orleans.
Due
Dated March 1, 1958.
March
1
from 1959 to
are
the
for
Rodemacher, City Clerk, will
Court
Feb.
will receive
(CST) on
Clerk,
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
Bond
F. Bearing,
Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 1:45 p.m. (CST)
on
*
Le¬
Lafayette, La.
County (P. O.
Louisville), Ky.
'
Fiscal
Interest A-O.
$96,411.23
Quinter, Kan.
as
asked
are
gality approved by Foley, Cox &
Judell, of New Orleans.
March
Corporation,
Alternate bids
(a) non-callable bonds and (b)
Arnold
&
Offering—President Mar¬
Calhoun announces that
Crane,
Glas
&
Co.,
Schweickhardt & Co.,
Kohlmeyer
Co., Ladd Dinkins
& Co., Ra¬
&
pides .Bank & Trust
andria, E. F. Hutton
&
Co., Weil
Co., of Alex¬
& Co., Dane
Investment Co., T. J.
Feibelman &
Co., and
Wheeler &
Woolfolk, Inc.
.
Due on May 1 from
420,000 '4s/' Due
1993
Fisher,
of
after
187, p. 500—were awarded
National Bank
of
the'. First
41/4S, at 100.12,
$1,2,80,000 4s.
■
purchase
for
a.m.
11—v.
to
4.22%.
thereafter.
4
the
at
•
follows:
4.11%,
°n
April 1 from 1958 to 1972 inelusive,: Bonds due in T972 and
on
receive sealed
(CST) on Mar.
11
March 1 from 1959 to
& Co.; First of
Michiganx Corp.;
' '
will
bids until
; Bond Sale — The $150,000 mu¬
nicipal airport bonds offered Feb.
Blyth & Go., Inc.; Eastman Dillon,
't
Clerk,
C.
Cynthiana State
County Court Clerk, will receive
Bank,/.Cynthiana.
Legality ap¬
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
proved : by Ross,/McCord, Ice &
Feb. 18 for the purchase of $250,000
Miller, of Indianapolis.
school
building revenue bonds
Evansville, Ind. "
Dated March 1, 1958.
Due oil
payable
/
$1,700,000
bonds offered Feb.
awarded/tO
nomas,
°i
.
City
on
■
Instruction (Pi O, La Belle), Fla. :.
Certificate Offering-—Agnes Y.
1
:
Lawrence, Kan.
interest payment date there¬
after. Principal and interest (J-D)
as, may be. mutually agreed upon.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler; of Chicago.
\
V
'
(CST) on March 4
purchase of $630,000 school
Dated April 1, 1958. Due /
April 1 from 1960 to 1983 in¬
callable bonds.
Offering—H.
any
,
$325,000 water
revenue bonds offered Feb!. It—v.
until 1:30 p.m.
on
KANSAS
,
ablp/at .a . bank or trust company
-V■
Legality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
&
1,
2
(CST) on Feb. 18 for the pure
of $56,000 water works refunding
and improvement revenue bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1958.
Due on Dec.
sealed bids c/o William
.
*
inclusive.
receive .sealed
Parish, Clinton Sch.
District No. 3 (P. O. Clinton), La.
on
Ross Garri¬
Jown Clerk-Treasurer, will
Chicago,
\
Secretary of the Board of
Education; will receive sealed bids
until 8.p.m. (CST) on Feb. 24 for
the purchase of $465,000 school
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1958.
Due oh Deck 1 from 1959 to 1977
T
inclusive.
Chapman
thereafter
son,
Principal and
of New York City.
iZast Feliciana
Jefferson
Cynthiana, Ind.
>
Legality
approved by Wood, King & Daw¬
'•
riiuhity Unit School Dist. No. 303
inclusiye'.
(P. O. Wilmington), Del. ),
Bond
and DuPage
Kane
*
on
j Bond Offering—R.
1968 inclusive.
group
a
on
r
15,' 1958.
Interest F-A.
bonds.
Bond Sale —The $121,000 court
•
Dated Feb.
Feb. 15 from 1959 to 1963
on
inclusive.
Due
(P. O.
English), Ind.
;
of
for the
ties
/•V
510y090 3%s. Due on Dec. l from
/1969 Or 1976 inclusive.
composed of Putnam & Co.; Coffin
& Burr, and Estabrook & Co.; as
3.30s, at
Due
bonds.
bonds.
site bonds
187,
a
1971
basis of about 2.95%.
'1959 tp'1963 inclusive.
!
were
to
J-J.
to
on
$25,000 school building and equip¬
Dated Mar. 1, 1958.
Nov. 1 from 1959 to 1977
son,
Due on Dec.
::240;0'00c'5s.
Connecticut
—
awarded
Interest
1960
building bonds offered Feb.
187, p. 500—were awarded
to Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.,
Inc., as 3s, at a price of 100.39, a
posed of Lehman Bros.;, City Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co.; National
Lo[ulevai?di Batik, both of Chi¬
cago; and Wallace, Gleruldsen &
Co., at a price of 100.04, a net in¬
terest; of about 3.32%, as follows
'
Bond Sale—The $600,000 school
[bonds offered. Feb;-.6,-r- v.* 187, .p^
620
11—v.
Feb.
V
Rocky Hilt (P. OI Rocky Hill),
,v
.
school
from
receive
school bonds.
was
5—v.
Interest
Sale —The $950,000
Bond
School
house
Plaines), III.
eral'obligation
of
will
Bond Offering — P. H. Dupuy,
Secretary of the Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
Bond
Board
1
Community School
Board
hof, Secretary of Board of Direct¬
ors, will receive sealed and oral
bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on Feb.
19 for the purchase of $425,000
Legality
;
Cook County, Township High
:sr School District Ne. 207 ( P. O.
Des
to
KENTUCKY
...
;v;
1959
(P. O. Sully), Iowa
Offering—O. H. Wisger-
Bond
'.
of
Jan.
on
v
A:.
r
&
Drexel
inclusive.
1968
Due
from
1
1, 1958.
Legality
approved by Bannister, Carpenter,
Ahlers & Cooney, of Des Moines.
Crawford County
Legality approved by
Cutler; of Chicago.
members of the account;
Other
■
/
1959
Mar.
Dated
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
price of 100.26,
F-A.
group
Town, Ind.
Offering—J. R. Williams,
inclusive.
cor-
l,^l958r;fDhepn August 1 from
Bond Sale—The $6,915,000 vari¬
ous
a
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1,1958.
hasis of about 2.32%. Dated Feb.
a
.■;/
Hartford,- Conn."
a
to
about 2.95 %.
port. Legality approved by Ropes, cantile Trust Company, of St.
Gray, Best, C-oolidge & Rugg, of Louis, and MeMaster, Hutchinson
at
and
until 7 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 21 for
the purchase of $12,000 school
and .in¬ porate bonds was sold to a group
terest (J-J) payable at the Con¬ composed of Harriman Ripley &
necticut National Bank, Bridge¬ Co., Inc., Illinois Company, Mer¬
vf &'Co.;as 2%s,
awarded
Secretary
1978?inclusive.- Principal
Boston.
School
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
v
$l,000,00(Lgenerai obligation;
The
—
were
—
Bond
—
1958. Due on Jan.
Sale
Bloom field School
- 888
Main Street,/Bridge¬
port, until noon (EST) on Feb.: .1.7. Cook Coupty Forest Preserve Diet.
for the purchase of $050,000 jail '■%.ifoi}: XP./Q- Chicago), III.
An
issue of
construction bonds. Bated Jan. 15; yBoiid Sale
Bank,
t
inclusive.
ment
Nov.
District
composed of the City Securities
Corp., American Fletcher National
Bank & Trust Co., of Indianapolis,
Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp.,
and Raifensperger, Hughes & Co.,
as 3s, at a price of
100.23, a basis
Corporation, Wachovia Bank ./&
'Trust Co.,. Winston-Salem, J. H.
Hilsman & Co.; Inc., Wyatt, Neal
r
& Waggoner, Nor lis & Hirsfiberg,
> Fairfield
County (P. O.
Inc., and Varnedoe, Chisholm &
Bridgeport), Conn.'
: i
Co.,, Jiic„ at a . price of 94.32, a
Bond Offering—The County Jail
basis of, about3.21 %."
Commission > will receive sealed
bids c/o The Connecticut National
ILLINOIS
I
on
1967
son,
Township (P. O. R. F. D.
No. 1, Roanoke), Ind.
Bond
500
-
,
a
totaling
$84,000 offered Feb. 5—v. 187, p.
i; Bank & Trust Co.; Hartford, 'Trust. & Savings Bank, of Chicago,
Connecticut National,, Bank.; Courts & Co., Equitable Securities
;,l
at
Civil .Townships: bonds
620—were awarded
p.
2%s,
School
Due
Lynnville-Sully
' r; '*fry
'/
v.-
27,000 street construction bonds.
INDIANA
Aboite
'
y
500^—were sold to
and Home
p.
■■
Bibb-County (P+. O. Macon), Ga.
*
187,
price of par.
GEORGIA
\
v.
general
purposes
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST)
Mai cli
5
for
the
purchase
offered Feb.
Federal Housing
Finance Agency^ as
1.48%, plus a premium of $40.
.=
'
interest
an -
various
obligation bonds.
falo,/.and Branch Banking
Trust ( Co.,
Wilson. J* Group
;
(EST)
a.m.
—
bonds
revenue
the
March 5 for the purchase of $12,-
Co., Marine Trust Company
of Western New York, Buf-
;
— G.
N. Shaw,
Finance, will receive
of
sealed bids until 11
C. J. Devine
Salomon Bros. & Hutz-
& Co.,
.
ment
Offering
Director
Trust ;■ Co.,
Northern
Bank,
the
clusive.
The $050,000 non-
—
exempt resident student apart¬
ax
,
Sale
51"
May 1 from 1959 to 1967 in¬
University of Chicago (P. O.
Chicago), III.
P.
J.
(823)
Bond
Slidell, La.
— L.
V.
Offering
Jr., City Clerk,
Cooley,
will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m.
(CST) on March
y
the
for
18
purchase
Dated
Bond
school
13—v.
15, 19o8. .Legality
approved by Benton & Moseley,
of Baton Rouge, and Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
April
Additional Offering—The above
office also will receive sealed bids
S a 1 e
The $1,425,000
project bonds offered Feb.
187,
to
a
No.
10
Sewerage Dist.
(P. O. Houma), La.
Certificate
Offering
Lee
—
P.
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
Feb. 24 for the purchase of
offered
a
Feb.
13
$5,000,000 notes
awarded
were
group composed of J. P.
&
to
Morgan
Co., Inc., C. J. Devine & Co.,
and
First National
as
Bank
Bos¬
of
1.36% interest, plus
$11.
a pre¬
The
notes
dated
are
1958 and mature
New
Note
18,
Nov. 5, 1958.
on
Offering
Gustave
La
re¬
1,
—
on
from
by
proved
of
to
on
New
1978
inclusive.
after
March
notes.
1,
M-S.
Legality ap¬
Cox & Judell,
Foley,
due
Dated
Oct.
on
Note
11
a.m.
Feb.
20,
24, 1958.
1958
and
MAINE
Offering—R.
O.
Treasurer,
will
Offering
sealed bids until 5 p.m.
$750,000
1958.
Due
receive
(EST)
notes.
Dated
Nov.
Feb.
Bond
Sale—The
wall bonds offered Feb. 6—v.
Due
p.
1958.
Dec. 26, 1958.
on
$140,000
College (P.O.
Springvale), Me.
Bond
rion
the
'Hussey
Board
of
sealed
that
announces
Trustees
bids
will
until
10
a.m.
Legality approved by Drummond
& Drummond, of
/Portland, who
shall
rely upon the opinions of
Titcomb, Fenderson & Titcomb,
of Sanford, relative to the titles
to
the
real
estate
mortgaged
as
187,
Offering—Bernal B. Allen,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until
noon
purchase
rj.the
notes.
on
on
Feb. 18
of
$1,200,000
Feb. 20,1958 and due
Dated
Oct.
(EST)
on
St., Boston, until
school
Dated
March
sive.
Bond Sale—The
First
Corp.,
patrick, Sullivan & Co., J. A. Hogle
&
Co., deHaven &
Townsend,
Crouter & Bodine, Julien Collins
& Co., and A. Webster
Dougherty
a
price of
terest cost of about
lows:
to
1971
to
1976
2,056,000 3s. Due
1977
to
.1987
on
as
fol¬
July 1 from
incl.
745,000 2%s. Due
1972
par, a net in¬
2.879%,
$1,449,000 2Y2s. Due
1960
July 1 from
on
awarded to
Bond Sale—The
$2,500,000 pub¬
lic school bonds offered
Feb. 11
—v.
a
187,
p.
group composed of
Phelps, Fenn
Co., Inc., R. W. Pressprich &
Co.,
Mercantile
Trust
Co., St.
Louis, Stone & Webster Securities
Corp., John C. Legg & Co., Robert
Garrett & Sons, Thomas &
Co.,
and
Mead, Miller & Co., at
of 100.01, a net
interest
about 2.81%, as follows:
cost
$380,000 4s.. Dud
1
1959
to
1966
on
Feb.
a
price
of
Feb.
11
and
—
awarded
from
on Feb.
1, 1967.
1,060,000 2»is. \ Due on Feb. 1
.'
; from 1968 to
1983 incl.
July 1 from
inclusive.
1968
on
723—
site
v.
to
a
offered
621—were
p.
group
from
1960
to
as
1986
of
in
Oct.
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
of
Detroit.
composed of
offered
&
Co.,
Ryan,
Sutherland & Co., and Shannon &
Co.,
at
a
price
cost
of
of
100.03,
about
net
a
4.10%,
as
follows:
$230,000 5s.
Due
on
June
1
Due
on
June
from
from
and 1973.
570,000 4s.
Due
on
June
1
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Inc.,
H. V. Sattley &
Co., and Shannon
& Co., at a price of
100.06, a net
interest
Offering
—
(P. O.
John
July 1
8
P.
De
Feb.
1,-
1958:
bonds.
Due
as
,
;
1966
4s,
in¬
due
3%s,
to
due
1966
on
in¬
on
Miller,
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
Paddock &
Traverse
Bond
'
♦
\
*^i
0
.
•>4'*
ftjjr
%
&
Trust
Dillon, Union
*
Se¬
m
v>%^«
Western New York,
®uit*lo'> First National Bank, of
Portland.
drews &
Bank
of
Floodwood
Commerce,
of
City School Dist., Mich:
Sale
The
—
$2,000,000
Independent School
District No. 698, Minn.
Bond Sale—An issue of
of J. M. Daily & Co., Inc.,
Co., Piper, Jaffray & Hop wood, Kalman & Co.,
nc., Juran & Moody, Inc., and E.
posed
Allison-Williams
J. Prescott &
Co., at
follows:
$100,000 4s. Due
awarded
composed
of
to1
a
♦
Northern
Trust
Co., Chicago, Harriman Rip¬
Co., Inc., White, Weld &
Co., Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
1961
Sutherland
Charles
A.
&
Parcells
&
June 1 from
on
June 1 from
on
1986
Tecumseh, Mich.
Offering—Naomi Sallows,
Clerk, will receive sealed
17
for
5
the
motor
(EST)
purchase of
p.m.
Feb.
on
awarded
Crookston, Minn.
purchase of $350,000 sewage dis¬
posal plant bonds, according to T.
G. Evensen &
Crosby-Ironton Independent School
District No. 182 (P. O.
Crosby), Minn.
Bond Offering — Robert D.
Kreitter, District Clerk, will re¬
chase
on
of
bonds.
on
bids
Feb.
20
until
7
Dated
March
1,
December 1 from
1958. Due
I960 to 1978
inclusive. Bonds due in
are
callable
1973
as
of
anc
Dec
1, 1972.
Principal and interest
payable at any suitable bank des¬
ignated by the purchaser. Legal¬
ity approved by Faegre & Benson
Minneapolis.
Excelsior, Minn.
O.
&
(P.
O.
Glencoe)
Bond
Offering — Lida C.
thens, County Auditor, will
sealed
bids
until
1:30
Lure¬
p.m
(CST) on Feb. 26 for the purchase
$300,000 court house bonds
of
-
follows:
March 1 from
on
.
1961 to 1969 inclusive.
60,000 4V4S. Due
The
bonds
terest
of
1%
to March
March 1 from
on
1979 inclusive.
1970 to
|
additional in¬
bear
1, 1958
from March
1, 1961 inclusive.
St. Peter, Minn.
E. G. Nelson,
receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Feb.
24 for
the purchase of $490,000
hospital
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1,
Due
1988
1979
Offering
Clerk,
1958.
to
1
Feb.
on
inclusive.
from
1, 1974.
1961
due
Bonds
thereafter
and
of Feb.
as
—
will
in
callable
are
Principal and
interest payable at a banking in¬
stitution designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
by
Faegre &
Benson,
Minne¬
of
apolis.
Spring Valley Indep. School Dist.
No.
237, Minn.
Bond Offering—Frances
Kumm,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on March
10
for
the
purchase of $50,000
general obligation school building
bonds. Dated March 1, 1958. Due
on
March
1
from
I960 to 1968
District
inclusive.
Interest
M-S.
Legality
Bar¬
Minne¬
approved by Dorsey, Owen,
ker, Scott &
apolis.
'
Barber,
of
Willmar, Minn.
Bond
Offering—E. H.
Brogren,
receive sealed
bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on March
3 for the purchase of $1,250,000
sewer improvement bonds. Dated
City
Minnesota
ceive
as
(
Company.
County
com¬
net interest cost oi
a
$50,000 4s. Due
Bond Sale—An issue of
$175,000
water bonds
was
sold to E. J
Prescott
group
Co., Allison-Williams Co.,
& Moody,
Inc., at a
price of par,
about 4.42f%,
pur¬
$250,000 school building
thereafter
of
&
p.m.
the
for
a
Juran
City
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until March 11 for
the
to
posed of E. J. Prescott & Co., Kal¬
Bond
MINNESOTA
scaled
interest from
St. Bonifacius, Minn.
vehicle*v
(CST)
ll2 %
1, 1958 to August 1, 1959.
Bond
$30,000
by the successful bidder.
ceive
<
Sale —The $110,000 gen¬
obligation water works bonds
offered Feb. 5—v. 187, p. 621—
extra
an
March
man
incl.
Bond
until
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1981
ries
and
to
1 from
inclusive.
In addition the entire issue car¬
were
June 1 from
on
1970 to
Feb.
on
1969
eral
1960 to 1966 incl.
1,095,000 3s. Due
to
180,000 4y4s. < Due
ley &
Ryan,
price of par,
abopt 4.35%,
a.
net interest cost of
a
as
621—were
p.
$280,000
school building general obligation
bonds was. sold to a group com¬
187,
McLeod
(P.
Continental
Bank
Glore, Forgan &
Co.; Northwestern National Bank
A-P
T\/TlnnAonAlic
T\/Tn
?
Minneapolis; Marine Trust
building bonds offered Feb. 10—v.
Sept. 1, 1967.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$50,000
school site and building bonds was
sold to Kenower, MacArthur
&
Co., at a price of ,100.11.
r
1, 1965. Principal
interest (A-O) payable at a
banking institution designated by
,
to
$40,000
on
Saginaw), Mich.
and
-
1964
Jewett School District
1
from 1960 to 1976 inclusive. Call¬
able as of
April
i,
4.04%,
clusive; and $10,000 4s, due
Dated
April
on
and
Sept. 1 from 1964
(EST) on Feb. 20
for the purchase of
$125,000 school
site
from
clusive; $29,000
p.m.
and
about
July 1, 1967.
84,000 general obligation paving
bonds:
$45,000 4V2s due on
Sept. 1 from 1.958 to 1963 in¬
Witt, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until
of
clusive; $120,000 3%s, due
clusive;
Hudsonville), Mich.
Bond
cost
$350,000 special assessment paving
bonds: $190,000
4V2s, due on
July 1 from 1959 to 1963 in¬
from
Elementary School
District No. 55
by
Minneapolis.
Sale—The $434,000 bonds
Feb. 11—v. 187, p. 621
awarded to a
group com¬
posed of McDonald-Moore & Co.
1974 to 1983, inclusive.
Forest Grove
approved
Associates, Inc., of
Inkster, Mich.
Bond
follows:
1
banking institution designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
a
1,
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at a banking institution
designated
by
the
successful
Co.,
& Co.; Eastman
curities & Co.;
8
Bond Offering—Alfred
highway
fund
Basner,
bonds. Dated Jan. 15,1958. Due on
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
July 15 from 1959 to 1973 incl.
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Callable as of July 15, 1959. Prin¬
8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 25 for the
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
purchase
of
$750,000
building
bonds. Dated March 1, 1958. Due at a banking institution designated
Callable
Trust
National
Co., both of Chicago; Kuhn, Loeb
the
1981
were
Parcells
:
p.m. (EST) on Feb.
purchase of $20,000
anticipation
notes.
Dated
March 1, 1958.
Due May 1, 1959.
Principal and interest payable at
bids
Chas.
A.
until
for
&
1
Illinois
tax
1973.
$1,000,000
bonds
187,
bids
City
Oct.
of
Seattle; Robert Winthrop & Co.;
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson; Harold
Wood & Co.; Wallace, GeruldNote
Offering — Richard T.
sen
& Co.; Byrd
Brothers, and
Pilkinton, Secretary of the Board
Zahner & Co.
of Education, will receive sealed
of¬
Hemlock Public School Dist., Mich.
$12,000000
11—v.
tional
water-
Co., Inc.
Feb.
successful bidder*.
1967 to 1980 incl.
bonds
revenue
fered
Highway bonds
Sheridan Rural Agricultural School
District No. 7, Mich.
480,000 3]/4S. Due
Sale—The $145,000
Trunk
Shearson, Hammill & Co.; An¬
Wells, Inc.; G. H. Walker
& Co.; Brown Bros. Harriman
&
Co.; Robert W. Baird & Co.; Na¬
fered Feb. .10—v. 187,
p. 621—were
awarded to Kenower, MacArthur
Blyth & Co., Inc., Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Watling, Lerchen &
Co., Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc.,
building
incl
60,000 3%s. Due
notes
Farmington Public School District,
Michigan
620—were awarded to
&
July 1 from
—
State
Callable
as
of
June
1,
1968.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at a banking institution in
Michigan as designated by the
inclusive; and $40,000
1971
Bond
1968 to 1971, inclusive.
80,000 4V4S. Due on June 1, 1972
(P. O.
on
supply system
1960 to 1967, inclusive.
Frederick), Md.
1967
to
on
building
inclusive.
1983
$425,000 2%s. Due
elusive.
The
to
July 1 from 1965
3s, due
Shearson, Ham-
—
1959
inclusive; $30,000
to
MICHIGAN
Sale
from
2%s, due
Co., at 1.41% discount.
Bond
Secretary of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
7:30 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 19
for
the
purchase
of
$350,000
general obligation building bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1958. Due on June
Co., and
Co., at a
price of 100.21, a net interest cost
of about 3.07%, as follows:
on
Bond
Northern
(P. O. Comstock Park), Mich. "
Bond Offering—Robert M. Reed,
1960 to 1964
pay¬
Sale—The
&
incl.
Frederick County
Motor Vehicle Highway
Minnesota (State
of)
Sale
The
com¬
Oakview Public Schools District
group
$35,000 3s, due
on
nolds, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Feb. 17 for the purchase of $500,000 notes.
Dated Feb. 17, 1958.
Due on Oct. 10, 1958.
■«'
interest
July 1 from
on
incl.
1960; and $100,000
April 1, 1961 and
Harrison, Mich.
120,000 4s.
,4
Due
on
bonds, at a price of
100.0008, a net interest cost of
about 2.93%, for $10,000
3V2s,
due on July 1, 1958 and 1959;
egality approved by Ropes, Gray,
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
mill
Boston
and
Fund
able at the above mentioned Bank.
$4,250,000 Har¬
& Co., Wertheim & Co., Laidlaw &
Co., Fitz-
Co., at
115,000
1978 inclu¬
Principal and interest
were
Ladenburg, Thalmann
&
1958.
1959 to
group
a.
,
April 1,
on
1962.
bonds.
$500,000
offered Feb. 11—v. 187, p.
bor bonds offered Feb., 11—v.
187,
p. 723—were awarded to a group
of
C.
(EST)
noon
project
1,
March 1 from
Note
composed
Prestoh
Taunton, Mass.
MARYLAND
$90,000 3s, due
2s, due
Feb. 20 for the purchase of
$1,-
500,000
6, 1958.
Baltimore, Md.
MacArthur & Co., jointly as
1
187, p. 621—
awarded
to
a
Co., H> V. Sattley & were
syndicate
Co.,
Stranahan, Harris & Co., headed by the First National City
Walter J. Wade, Inc., and Good- Bank of New York, as
2%s ai
body & Co., as 3%s, at a price of 100.569, a basis of about 2.448% >
Other members of the
100.02, a basis ot about 3.74%.
syndicate:
19
Harper Woods, Mich.
Bond Sale
Bonds totaling
Somerville, Mass.
Note
trust company to be designated
,
Whittmore, Town Treasurer, will
receive sealed bids at the Mer¬
chants National Bank of Boston, 28
State
af¬
or
by the purchaser.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
1959
—
on
$190,000 special assessment bonds,
at a
price of 100.07, a net
interest cost of about 2.62%,
as
Note Offering—William J.
Rey¬
South Portland, Me.
inclusive. Callable
for
Offering
8
follows:
b&sis
a
Shrewsbury, Mass.
Bond
security for the bonds.
fo
1987
2.58%.
re¬
(EST) on Feb. 21 for the purchase
of $330,000 non-tax
exempt dormi¬
tory revenue bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1951. Due on Oct. 1 from 1959
to 1996 inclusive..
Interest A-O.
price of 100.05,
a
about
Offering—Secretary Ma¬
A.
ceive
of
until
ter
ower,
621—were awarded to Eastman
2.60s, at
bids
sealed
(EST) on March 5 for the
purchase of $2,500,000 school site
and building bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
1958. Due on July .1 from 1959 to
—
sea
Dillon, Union Securities & Co„
Nasson
receive
$305,000 were sold to the First of
Michigan Corporation, and Ken¬
Feb. 17 for the purchase of
$130,€00 notes.
Dated Feb.
18,
will
p.m.
17,
17, 1958.
Provincetown, Mass.
on
Public School
District, Mich.
Bond Offering—Leon W. Hayes,
Secretary of Board of Education,
or
—
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
on
Feb. 17 for the purchase of
Simpson,
bidder.
successful
Feh
on
inclusive. Legal
ity approved by Faegre &
Bon
son, of Minneapolis.
Allan Blair &
of
as
1, 1968. Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at a banking
institution
designated
by
the
Dated Feb. 1, 1958. Due
from 1960 to 1969
6—v.
posed of Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc., John Nuveen & Co., Watling,
Lerchen & Co., M. B. Vick & Co.,
June
July 1, 1958.
Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at a bank
George
D.
Adler, City treasurer, will receive
Androscoggin County (P. O.
Auburn), Me.
Note
until
Northampton, Mass.
Orleans.
County
bids
Feb. 18 for the purchase
$1,000,000
tax
anticipation
of
or
1959
Interest
1,
1959
from
1
Callable
inclusive.
.1983
Feb,.
Dated
June
on
Grand Ledge
Feb.
Marche, City Treasurer, will
sealed
1959.
to
Due
Feb.
awarded, to
until
Bedford, Mass.
(EST)
Callable
1958.
tax,
mium of
ceive
certificates.
sewerage
unlimited
obligation,
bujilding bonds.
Boston, Mass.
Note Sale—The
Dated April 1, 1958. Due on March
$170,168.40
Hudsonville), Mich.
Offering?— Warren Bos-
eral
Dottinger, Jr., Acting Secretary of
Board of Supervisors, will receive
on
Bond
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 18
for the purchase of $135,000 gen¬
ton,
Parish
S.
and site bonds
187, p. 501—
building
offered
thony & R. L. Day, and Harkncss
& Hill,
Inc., as 2.60s, at a price of
100.72, a basis of about 2.51%.
J-A
Terrebonne
F.
of
(P. O. Stevensville), Mich.
Sale—The
$1,700,000
Bond
were
worth, Secretary of the Board of
of $200,000
approved by Benton & Moseley,
of Baton Rouge, and Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
composed
Georgetown Consolidated School
District No. 30 (P. O.
Moseley & Co., Estabrook & Co.,
Lee Higginson Corp., Tucker, An¬
at the same time for the purchase
Sewerage District No.
public improvement bonds.
Dated April 15, 1958.
Legality
723—were awarded
group
I
school
—
p.
Shore School District No. 25
Lake
by
Miller,
Canfielcl,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
approved
Arlington, Mass.
$200,000 sewerage bonds.
200,000 water works bonds.
100,000 fire protection bonds.
Legality
bidder.
successful
the
MASSACHUSETTS
$500,000
of
bonds, as follows:
1958
Clerk,
March
from
able
1,
1958.
1960 to
as
will
Due on March 1
inclusive. Call¬
1975
of March
1, 1968. Jnteres
M-S. Legality approved by
&
Benson, of Minneapolis.
Faegre
I
Number 5717
187
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
MISSISSIPPI
Aberdeen,
Offering—J.
Bond
Joplin, Mo.
Roberts,
T.
will
receive seaiea
24 for the pur¬
chase of $725,000 Industrial Plant
Clerk,
City
until
bias
Feb.
bonds.
receive
March
$300,000 public
Due on March 1 from
$36,000 4s.
1959 to 1961 inclusive
2
p.m.
Due from
1959 to
1962 to 1965 inclusive.
on March
from 1966 to 1976 inclusive.
Due
3y4s.
132,000
Stinson,
Popular Bluff, Mo.
Bond
electric
Feb.
1977
1
Co., Harrington & Co., Ducournau
& Company, Mc¬
Donald-Moore & Co., T. W. Wood¬
&
Agee
Sterne,
and
Co.,
offered
621—were
p.
& Sons, Luce, Thompson
Crowe, Inc., Stifel, Nicolaus &
Co., and Zahner & Co., at a price
of 100.06, a net interest cost of
about
3.622%,
1959
to
Leach.
follows:
as
inclusive.
Due
1966
to
on
1983
March
1
inclusive.
Ritenour Consolidated Sch. Dist.
District, Miss.
Sale
Bond
of
announces
Education
that
will
the
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Feb. 25 for the purchase of $1,-
offered
bonds
school
$1,750,000
12—v.
Feb.
501—were awarded to a
headed by the First Na¬
tional Bank of Memphis, at a price
187,
p.
group
of
of
net interest cost
3.38%, as follows:
100.009,
about
a
1959 to 1961 inclusive.
3%s.
422,000
Due
March
on
1
from 1962 to 1968 inclusive.
3%s.
Due
from 1977 to
same
shown
as
of
in
the
the
Jackson,
?
Mississippi (State of)
Bond Offering—Joe
General and ExSecretary of the State
Officio
Bond
-Commission,
sealed
bids
March
on
Patter¬
T.
Attorney
son,
until
for
6
$20,000,000
Due
on
receive
will
11
(CST)
a.m.
the
purchase
of
obligation
April 1, 1958.
general
school bonds.
Dated
April 1 from 1959 to 1973
inclusive.
inclusive.
Principal and
(M-S) payable at a bank
or
trust company, subject to ap¬
proval by the Board of Education.
Legality approved by Charles &
1978
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
interest
(A-O) payable at a paying agent
or agents to be
designated by the
Principal
and
County School District
(P. O. Lemay), Mo.
Bond Sale—An issue of $355,000
building bonds was sold to a group
composed of I.
and
Bond
tization
choice
bonds
and
Mississippi
Chancery
Henry Laird,
will receive
—
Clerk,
will
serial
second
the
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Feb. 17 for the purchase of $1,-
be
bonds
choice
the
first
will
of1 the
be
Town
foregoing supersedes
in our issue of Jan.
report
137,
501.
p.
-tVTf.r
.
will
receive
scaled
bids
District bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1957.
on Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1967 in¬
Due
Principal
and
interest
Due
Denver.
Treasurer
NEW
HAMPSHIRE
MISSOURI
Bond Sale—An issue of $425,000
building
bonds
Eisen &
Waeckerle.
Independence
was
sold to Lucas,
School
District, Mo.
$600,000 gen¬
eral obligation
building bonds of¬
fered Feb. 13—v.
187, p. 724—were
Bond
Sale
—
Co., Kansas
Mercantile
Louis, and
Jackson
Trust
Co.,
St.
G. H. Walker & Co.
County Public
Water
Supply District No. 1 (P. O.
Grandview), Mo.
Bond
Offering
—
Sealed
bids
will be received
by the Board of
Directors until Feb. 20 for the pur¬
chase of $750,000
bonds, as follows:
$500,000 general obligation bonds.
Due
on
March 1 from 1962 to
1978 inclusive.
250,000
enue
|
'
-
special
bonds.
obligation
Due
on
rev¬
Oct.
from 1962 to 1977 inclusive.
The
bonds
are
dated
March
1958.
1
,
1,
Berlin, N. H.
Offering — Louis Delorge,
will receive
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (EST) on
Feb. 18 for the purchase of $200,000 tax anticipation notes.
Dated
Feb. 19, 1958. Due Dec. 16, 1958.
Jr.,
City
The
awarded to a group composed of
the Commerce Trust
City,
Note
Treasurer,
NEW
JERSEY
Bordentown
Township School Dist.
(P. O. Box 67, Bordentown), N. J.
Bond Offering—Anna Muschal,
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(EST)
on
Feb. 27 for the purchase of
$190,000 school bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1956. Due on Feb. 1 from 1959
to 1974 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(F-A)
payable
at the
Township
Clerk,
will
Bordentown Banking Co.,
Borden¬
town.
Legality
approved
by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
Clark
Evelyn
p.m.
(EST) on Feb. 25
purchase of $777,000 school
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
Dec.
from
1
1,
1957.
1958
to
Due
1981
in¬
12
not
years
be
initiated
hence.
"As¬
suming that completion will
three
this
protection
The
four
or
should
for
adopted
coincident
the
reasonable
Bondholders.
alignment
with
northward
period,
year
provide
re¬
the
may
be
Turnpike
Brunswick,
combining of the route with
Turnpike, could increase rev¬
and
the
enues" the report stated.
The Authority has maintained
close liaison with the State
High¬
way
Commissioner in order to
keep informed
to the planning
and construction of the interstate
as
system
so
added
traffic
arise at
interchanges with the
tem
and
1958.
of
New Jersey Turnpike
Authority
Annual
had
Report—The Authority
.highly successful year in
1957, during which it experienced
growth
in traffic and
earnings from the expanded sys¬
tem, and continued to maintain
its
high
standards
of
safety,
Joseph Morecraft, Jr., Chairman,
marked
E.
Gallagher,
Vice
Chairman and Angus M. Harris,
Treasurer, state in the Annual
Report to the Governor and the
Legislature.
The safety record continued ex¬
cellent in spite of a 24.3% increase
in traffic in 1957. Accidents of all
kinds in that year numbered 1,045
equal
to
million
of
rate
a
miles
86.6
of travel
There
1956.
to
as
to
be
flows
best
prepared for
which may
judge
if
sys¬
there
rate of
a
1.99
and
system
under
in'
such
such
new
as
County Bank & Trust Company,
New York City.
NEW
Colonie Central
in
(P. O. Newtonville), N.j
bonds offered
724
the
State,
Is
in
our
opinion
Second
Series
years,
including
Bonds
(Series
B).
These retirements bring the total
of
$16,961,000 in the past two
ments
at
firm,
December
31,
mercial Bank & Trust
jointly,
in
with
1956
A
»
Coddington, Secretary of Board
Education, will receive sealed
in
Township School District
(P. O. Clark), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $390,000 school
building bonds offered Feb. 6—
v. 187, p. 62L-were awarded to a
group composed of Boland, Saffin
& Co., B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
25
39,269,643
ary 20 for
revenue
all classifications
of
carried
24.3%
to
rate of 2.34.
a
of
total
vehicles
compared
year
1957,
an
was
increase
of
compared to the 31,588,224
carried
the
in
classifications
previous year. All
shown
in
increases.
recorded
The most pronounced
trucks,
gains
and
were
passenger
school
1958.
to
the
latter
24.1%,
vehicles
revenue
$29,022,910 against
$24,513,371 in the previous year.
Including concession revenue, in¬
come
investments
from
cellaneous
revenues,
-
amounted to
revenues
and
mis¬
the
gross
$32,840,440
against $27,767,583 in 1956.
The report discusses, at length,
the Federal Aid Highway Act of
the routes which
1956 and
are
of
particular concern to the Author¬
ity. As for the interstate highway
between
Bridge
Delaware
the
Trenton
and
connections
Memorial
with
direct
the
Benjamin
Walt
Whitman
to
and
bridges, the report says that it
will general^ parallel the Turn¬
pike and be located between it
and the industrial centers around
Camden.
the
"In
there may be an
earlier
stages
increase in Turn¬
pike traffic in some sections, but
competition
may
be
reflected
when the route is finally com¬
pleted" the Report comments. It
says that the State Highway Com¬
missioner recognizes this and is
scheduling construction
so
that
the
competitive nature should be
growth, and that "it may
that traffic will be generated
of slow
be
to such extent as to increase Turn¬
pike traffic."
On
the
route
the vicinity
from Trenton
to
of the George Wash¬
which will be in
S. 1, the State
Highway Commissioner wrote the
ington Bridge,
effect
new
a
former
U.
Chairman
of the
Author¬
ity, The Honorable Paul L. Troast,
on March 18, 1957, that this route
"would not be constructed until
such time
holders'
as
the Turnpike Bond¬
interest
would
not
be
This section of the;
produces 70% of the
jeopardized."
Turnpike
toll
revenue.
The State Highway
Commissioner indicated that con¬
Dated February 1,
August 1 from 1959
1976
inclusive.
Principal and
(F-A) payable at the Na¬
State
Bank, of Newark.
Legality approved by Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
City.
interest
Phillipsburg, N. J.
Bond
Offering
—
No. 1 (P. O. Clarence), N. Y.
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
ing
of
$1,209,000 school building
bonds
scheduled
187,
v.
B.
for
Feb.
622—was
p.
11—
postponed
temporarily.
Corning, N. Y.
Bond
Schoonover,
City
receive
improvement
1, 1957. Due
M,
Chamberlain,
sealed
bids
until
(EST) on February
purchase of $467,000
the
to
/
Offering—Vernum
bonds.
19
11
for
public
Oct.
Dated
Oct. 1 from 1958
inclusive.
Principal and
1977
on
(A-O)
payable
at
the
First National Bank & Trust Com¬
of
pany,
Corning.
Legality
ap¬
proved
by Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City.
Evans and Brant Central School
District No. 1
(P. O. Angola),
York
'
Bond Offering—John D. Orms-
by.
District
sealed
on
bids
Feb.
Clerk,
until
18
for
will
11
receive
a.m.
(EST)
purchase of
the
$1,715,000 school building bonds.
Dated March 1, 1958. Due on Dec.
1
from
1958
to
1985 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
pay¬
able at the Evans National
Bank,
Angola. Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes. Heckler: &
Galloway, of New York City.
of
Falconer, N. Y.
Offering—Ruth M.
Bond
Village
son,
Treasurer,
sealed
(EST)
,
Francis
price of 100.70,
a
Amherst Central School District
(
ceive
compared
13.9%.
to
on
tional
to 1956. Bus traffic was up
from
the purchase of $308,000
bonds.
Due
the former being up 28.2%
and
3y2s, at
New
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Febru¬
full
as
$301,000.
Bond Offering—Mrs. Harriet S.
Smith,
Co., Albany,
Clarence, Lancaster, Newstead and
of
North Caldwell School District,
New Jersey
to
basis of about 3.43%.
a
commit¬
1957
awarded
were
—
interest
During 1957 the Authority re¬
tired, through the Sinking Fund
Agent, an additional $13,480,000 of
Y.
'
$810,000 school
13—v. 187, p.
Feb.
Barney & Co., and National Com¬
a.m.
unexcelled."
YORK
School Dist. No. £
Bond Sale—The
will
of
a
Legality approved by
Delafield & Wood, of!
Hawkins,
to
not
February 1 from
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
inclusive.
of Haledon.
and
sequence
timetable
53
pn
1978
and interest
sincere intent to pro¬
endanger the interest of the Bond¬
holders, and the spirit of coopera¬
tion
displayed by the Officials
com¬
100 million
a
gram the construction of the
fatalities
24
per
correspondence,"
state
the
"there has been
evidenced
rate of 94.3
a
were
100
per
to
Commissioners,
a
Cornelius
Due
1960
from New
Principal and interest will be a diversion of traffic which
(J-D)
payable at the Camden might
have
a
disadvantageous
Trust Company, Camden. Legality
effect upon Turnpike revenues.
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
"Throughout all the discussions
& Wood, of New York City.
and conferences, and exchanges
Franklin
inclusive,
Gasconade County School District
No. R-2 (P. O. Owensville), Mo.
8
for the
Tolls
a.m.
clusive.
&
Offering—Mrs.
amounted
NEVADA
Reno, Nev.
Bond Offering—E. E. Gill, City
11
p.
would
some
for
Note—The
'tin.
187,
Stroud
to
Sullivan, Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
on
until
miles, the lowest record attained
258,000 school construction build¬
ing bonds. Dated April 1, 1958.
April 1 from 1959 to 1978
Bond
cars,
27—v.
10—v.
Gloucester Township School Dist.
(P. O. Blackwood), N. J.
Council.
'the
Feb.
awarded
Co., Inc., and Ira Haupt & Co.,
jointly, as 2%s, at a price of
100.10, a basis of about 2.73%.
for
(J-D) payable at the office of the
of
Washoe
County.
Legality
approved
by
Dawson,
Nagel, Sherman & Howard, of
on
offered
501—were
in
(PST) on March 4
for
the
purchase of $129,466.99
Street
and Alley
Improvement
O. Rankin),
bonds
until
struction
quire
Collingswood School District, N. J.
Bond Sale—The $470,000 sewer
pared with 1,009 for
Harden,
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on Feb.
19
for
the purchase
of $30,000
general obligation water system
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1958. Amor¬
until
Offering
Co.,
MONTANA
Louis.
Bond
&
Whitehall, Mont.
Offering—E. A.
Clerk,
County (P.
Simon
M.
Smith, Moore & Company.
Commission.
Legality approved
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
Rankin
3.43%.
St. Louis
1
group
bond sale item.
March 1 from 1959
interest
1983 inclusive.
members
Other
March
on
on
Stix & Co., A. G. Edwards & Sons,
1
3V4S. Due on March
from 1969 to 1976 inclusive.
611,000
609,000
Due
No. R-9
Due on March 1 from
$108,000 4s.
1, 1958.
to
The
—
Co., and Van
Inc., as 3.45s, at
price of 100.15, a basis of about
Offering—Secretary Edith
McCallister
Board
&
Bros.,
(P. O. New Brunswick), N. J.
000.000 school bonds. Dated March
School
Jackson Municipal Separate
a
(P. O. Overland)", Mo.
Bond
Hanauer
clusive.
March 1 from
on
1965
3V2s.
from
B.
Deventer
a
wards
900,000
White, Hattier & Sanford, Scharff
&
Jones, Inc., Lucas, Eisen &
Waeckerle, Watkins, Morrow &
Kees, Lewis
bonds
187,
to
$1,100,000
group composed of
Nuveen & Co., A. G. Ed¬
John
account:
of the
10—v.
$200,000 6s. Due
inclusive.
1983
to
The
—
revenue
awarded
84,000 3%s. Due on March 1 from
Other members
Sale
&
48,000 33As. Due on March 1 from
ward
until
Legality approved
Mag., Thomson, McFizzell, of Kansas City.
Evers &
price of 100.019, a net interest cost
of about 3.35%, as follows:
&
bids
1, 1958.
by
improvement bonas offered Feb.
12—v. 187, p. 501—were awarded
to a
group headed by the First
National Bank of Memphis, at a
■
sealed
(CST) on Feb. 24 for the purchase
of $1,450,000 sewer bonds. Dated
1978 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
-
Offering — Victor W.
Grimes, Director of Finance, will
Miss.
Jackson,
:
| J.
Bond
Miss.
(825)
on
of
bids
Carl¬
will
until
4
re¬
p.m.
Feb, 24 for the purchase
public "improvement
$7#,bOO
Moule, Town Clerk, will receive
bonds.
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Feb. 26 for the purchase of $2,-
Feb. 1 from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
Principal and interest
000.000 school bonds. Dated March
able
1, 1958. Due
to
1978
on
March 1 from 1959
inclusive.
Principal and
(M-S) payable at the
Phillipsburg National Bank &
interest
Trust
Co., Phillipsburg. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Dalafield &
Wood, of New York City.
Riverside Township School Dist.
(P. O. Riverside), N. J.
Bond
Offering
—
and interest
William
(J-J) payable at the
Co.,
Roverside.
Trust
approved by Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
Legality
Watchung School District (P. O.
Plainfield), N. J.
Bond
Offering—Edith A. Camp¬
bell, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 25 for
the
purchase of $385,000 school
bonds. Dated July 1, 1957. Due on
July 1 from 1958 to 1979 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
at
the
Plainfield.
Suburban
Trust
Co.,
Legality approved by
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble
Mitchell, of New York City.
Si
Wayne Township School District
(P. O. Mountain View), N. J.
Bond
Offering—William G. De-
Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on February
24 for the purchase of $1,068,000
school bonds.
Dated February 1,
Young,
1, 1958. Due
(F-A)
on
pay¬
the
Chautauqua National
Bank, Falconer. Legality approved
by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
Carthy, of New York City.
Hamburg (P. O. SOI South Park
Avenue, Hamburg), N. Y.
Bond
Offering — Raymond J.
Emerling, Town Supervisor, will
receive
of
sealed
on
bids
$63,500
Taylor
District bonds.
Due
on
10
a.m.
Road
Dated Aug.
Sewer
1,1957.
Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1984
inclusive.
(F-A)
until
Feb. 19 for the purchase
Principal and interest
at the Hanover
payable
Bank, of New York City, or at the
Peoples Bank of Hamburg, at the
holder's option. Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler Sz
Galloway, of New York City.
Hempstead Union Free School Dist.
No. 15 (P. O. Lawrence), N. Y.
Sale
The
$5,439,750
building bonds offered Feb.
13—v. 187, p. 724—were awarded
to a group headed by the Chemi¬
cal
Corn Exchange Bank,
New
Bond
City.
able
at
(EST)
Ruehmling, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb.
25
for the purchase of $305,000
school building bonds. Dated Jan.
15, 1958. Due on Jan. 15 from
1959 to 1978 inclusive. Principal
Riverside
Dated Feb.
—
school
York
Co.,
a
City, and Spencer Trask &
3.40s, at a price of 100.06,
as
basis of about 3.39%.
Other
members
of the account:
Wood, Struthers
& Co., Hayden, Stone & Co., Dean
Witter & Co., Hirsch & Co., J. A.
Hogle & Co., Bacon, Whipple &
Co., Tripp & Co., Newburger, Loeb
& Co., Folger, Nolan, Fleming-W.
B. Hibbs Si Co., H. V. Sattley &
Blair & Co., Inc.,
Co., and Penington,
Colket & Co.
Irondequoid, Point Pleasant Fire
District (P. O. 25 Exchange St.,
Rochester), N. Y.
Bond
Sale
—
The
$47,000
fire
Feb. 6—v. 187, p.
622—were awarded to Sage, Rutty
bonds
offered
& Co.,
Inc., as
314s.
,
sealed
bids
Feb.
on
11
until
pation
of
purchase
estate
York
J
allocated
A.
Knapp, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST)
Feb..
for
20
$1,395,000
March
the
school
1958.
1,
on
of
purchase
bonds.
Due
Dated
June
on
1
from 1958 to 1985 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
the
at
Marine
(J-D)
payable
.Midland
Trust
Company, of New York
City.
Legality approved by Vande water,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
Bond
Offering
$124,000;
Kings
County
Trust Company, BrooKlyn, N. Y.
$92,000; The Amalgamated Bank
of New York $80,000; and Under¬
writers Trust Company $48,000.
pany
Rise,
Village Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
Feb. 20 for the purchase of $140,500
public improvement bonds.
Dated March 1,1958. Due on Sept.
1
Federation Bank and Trust Com¬
Bonno
from
1958
—
to
inclusive.
1966
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at
the Lynbrook • National
Bank & Trust Co., Lynbrook. Le¬
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
New York
City, N. Y.
Bond Offering—The city is pre¬
paring- to enter the municipal
bond market with an offering of
$44,500,000 of its serial bonds.
The bonds will be general obliga¬
tions of the city for the payment
of Comp¬
troller Lawrence E.
Gerosa, Room
Municipal Building, Manhat¬
tan. Bids will be received by the
Comptroller -> for
$40,500,000
of
1-year to 15-year bonds for the
530
acquisition of sites and construc¬
tion of buildings for school pur¬
poses, and
$4,000,000 of 1-year to
5-year bonds for the payment of
proceeds
provide
$40,500,000
of
ment
for
and awards.
this sale will
of
acquired
and
purposes,
the
pay¬
liabilities
contract
lands
for
for
$4,000,000
and
school
for
the
payment of judgments, etc.
15, | 1958 and will bear interest
payable semi-annually on March
15th
and
September 15th.
The
principal is payable in five equal
annual installments of $3,500,000
yearly from March 15, 1959, to
March 15, 1963 inclusive, and ten
equal
annual
installments
of
$2,700,000 yearly from March 15,
1964 to March 15, 1973, inclusive.
Comptroller
Gerosa
also
an¬
nounced that an analysis of the
Funded
Debt
outstanding
Dec.
shows
1957
half
the
within
that
that
Funded
the
City's
investors
more
Debt
credit of the State
The
is
than
held
funds and
only 41.67%
of the total Funded Debt
as
com¬
pared to 58.33% held by the City's
Sinking Funds and Pension Funds.
Albany will be paid from the
ceeds of the bonds which
1954.
since
The
he
total
took
of
office
sale
will
eleven
be
to be sold up to a sum
exceeding $50 million for the
purpose of aiding limited profit
lousing. The people of the State
approved the $50 million bond
issue for such purpose on Nov.
955.-
The
prior
amounting to $433,600,000 at an
average net interest cost to the
city of 2.749%.
Note
rence
10
*
the
Sale—Comptroller
E.
Gerosa
award
announced
Law¬
Feb.
of
$40,000,000 tax
anticipation notes to the twenty
banks
and
trust
companies with
city does its short term
financing.
The notes are dated
which the
Feb.
10,
1958
and
are
making
for
oans
590,000 Plainview Water District
bonds.
Due on April 1 from
1958 to 1987 inclusive.';. Call¬
able
April
on
interest
any
thereafter.
Neustel,- District
ceive
(CST)
thesyndicate:
chase
Beane; Kuhn, Loeb>& Co.; R. !W.Pressprich & Co.; Branch Banking
Co., of Wilson; Security
National
Bank, /' of- Greensboro;
Dominick
&
Dominick; rl,Clark,
&
Trust
Dodge
Co.;; W.
&
H.
or
Morton^ &
'■•'y'-xii
;
of
at
Couniv
untib
25
rf
will
the
for
2
*
n
the
nur'
$50,000 building bond."
May 1, 1958. Due on
Nov'
,
1960 C. to ,1978 "
inclusive
F ; ./ vv.
Ve'
Interest
M-N.
rv'4
ok;O
Ashland, Ohio
Bond Sale—An issue of
Co.,' Inc.; Andrews & Wells, Inc.;
Mercantile Safe Deposit .& Trust
water
works
first
mortga'ge"7ew
bonds
enue
was
sold
Cleveland Corp. —;;-v.;
Avon Local School
"N,\
Brothers.
:
from
v>.•
on
1, 1957.
Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at tne
Meadow Brook National Bank of
Feb.
on
Dated
1
Clerk,
bids
office,
<
;;
Co.; of Baltimore; Winslow, Cohu
& Stetson; Anderson & Striidwick;
payment v- date
McDaniel Lewis & Co., and Byrd
r *
1, 1977,
sealed
Auditor's
Lynch, Pierce, -Fenner &
Merrill
'
Bond
to
District,
Ohio
Offering—Susan Svec
.•••' Hope Mills, N^C. .oVJFFi-; Clerk of Board of Education, will
Bond Sale
The $11,000 water receive;.ie^
noon
Oct.
Dated
•
;
—
at bonds offered Feb.yT—v. 187, p. (EST) On Feb* 18 for the purchase
of $215,000
school improvement
;he option of the holder,, at the 725—were awarded to Fox, Reusch
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1958.
Due
irst National City Bank, of New & Co., as 41/4S, at 100.16,' a basis of
on Dec.
1 from 1959 to 1980
in¬
York City. Legality approved by about 4.23%*
clusive.
'Principal and interest
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
'
Mount Holly, N. C. ~yU .' I>
(J-D)
payable at
the
New York City.
Central
>•
v<v;\
Bond
Offering—W;? E. Easter- Bank
Company, of Avot^ Legality
Schenectady School District, N* Y. ling, Secretary of the.; Local Gov¬ Approved by v Squire,,Sanders
&
ernment Commission, will receive'
Bond Of f ering—Gray N. Taylor,
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Nassau County, Oyster Bay, or
•
v
District Clerk, will receive sealed
jids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Feb.
for
9
the
purchase of $4,855,000
school bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 19o8.
Due
Feb. 1 from 1959 to
on
1983
inclusive.
sealed
bids
office- in
his
at
leigh, until 11
(EST)
Ra¬
Brook Park,
Ohio
Offering— Cyrus E; Mc-
Feb.
18
for
the purchase
of $75,000
water bonds. Dated March 1, 1958.
Goyetn,
Due
ceive sealed bids Until
a.m.
on
Bond
March 1 from 1959 to 1973
inclusive.' Principal, and interest
on
Village
March
on
(F-A)
District No.
payable
of
the
of erecting
of modest income who do
persons
supervision
State
of
the
New
Commissioner
of
[lousing.
particular project.
Amortization
nterest
of
thereon
which
will
be
sold to fund the monies advancec
o
the corporations will be
paic
from the income derived from the
project.
The
tion bonds offered Feb. 6—v.
Stevenson
price of
when
ects
sufficient number of proj¬
a
which
structed
This
are
is
are
now
being
completed.
the
second
con¬
of
3
Clerk,
for" the
will
noon
re¬
(EST)
purchase
of|
$420,000 sewel" system bonds.
Dated Dec. 11, 1957. " Due on Dec.j
1
from:; 1959
-
to, -1972
inclusive..
Principal and interest (J-D) pay-!
able at the Central National Bank:
of Cleveland.
:
Bond
Sale
—
The
$3,725,000
building bonds offered Feb. 11—
187, p. 725— were awarded to
group
composed
of C.
J.
Merle-Smith,
Coffin
&
Burr
Inc., and Herbert J. Sims & Co.,
as
3.30s, at a price of 100.179, a
basis
of about 3.27%.
•
,
1979..;;'.
Yadkin
school
1958.
Due
No.
Nichols
Dated
payable
National
Marine
pany,
Feb.
at
Midland
18
Com¬
of New York City, Legality
by Vandewater, Sykes,
Galloway, of New York
approved
City.
.
;
bonds.
,4
.
.
"
•
1 from
inclusive. ;,;i
1960
JJ/v
The
bonds are dated March 1,
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable in New York City* Legale
ity approved by Mitchell, Per¬
shing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
New York City?
1958.
NORTH
<
•
DAKOTA
•
_
-
~
.
Fargo, N. Dak.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Offering—Anthony Bech-
public
Feb.
1
improvement
Feb.
from
1, 1958.
1959
to
DUe
1987
in*
Principal and interest
payable at the Valley
Stream
National
Bank
&
...
Bond
be received
by the
until II a.m.
(CST)
City Auditor
on Feb.-18 for
the purchase Of $1,100,000 refund¬
ing
improvement'bonds,
lows:
.
$725,000
' y
.
Nov.
bonds.
Series
1,
1957.
Due
.
clusive.
Feb.
CAROLINA
on
May 1 from 1960. to 1979 in¬
County (P. O.
Greensboro), N. C. ~~
1, 1958.
The bonds
Bond Sale—The
$6,000,000 school
building bonds offered Feb. ,11
—v.
Due
on
May
187, p. 622—were awarded to
syndicate headed by the First
National City Bank of New
York,
price of 100.09, a net interest
1961
to
2.69%,
1963
on
as
follows:
v
March 1 from
inclusive.
v
•
Ohio
-
Offering—- Fay Kislin?,
Clerk of Board of. Education, will
receive
(EST)
of
sealed
until
bids
noon
Feb. 19 for the purchase
on
$100,000 building bonds. Date!
15,1958. Due on Dec. 15 from
to 1982 inclusive*
Principal
Jan.
1959
and interest
armers
of
(J-D) payable at the
National Bank,
& Traders
Hillsboro.
Legality approved
Shaffer & Williams, ol
by Peck,
Cincinnati.
Conneaut City School District,
Bond Offering—Jessie A.
for the
purchase of $500,000
building bonds.
Ohic
school
<■')
:
•
Harbor),
Fairport (P. O. Fairport
Ohio
Bond
Robert
Offering
F
receive
Pohto, Village Clerk, will
1
and
Nov.
maturity
Dec. 1 from. 1959. to 1978
Jtf
inclusive.
PrincipaLand interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Lake County
National |
Bank, Painesville.
Hillsboro, Ohio
munici¬
Bond Sale*—The $10,000
building improvement bonds
offered Feb. 11 were awarded to
pal
the
Farmers
Traders
&
National
Bank of Hillsboro.
are
1
callable
next
Feb.
date.
May
on
Independence, Ohio
„
Bond
preceding the
Principal and in¬
Sale—The
water
U
—v.
awarded
Corp.,
.
p. 502—we",
First Cleveland
3Y4s,
at 100.33, a
of about 3.13%;
Jefferson
-
District
urer's
office,
Bond Sale—The
at
a
banking insti¬
tution designated by the successfii
Legality
approved
Dorsey, .Owen,, Barker,
| Barber, of Minneapolis.
Scott
:
by
&
basis j
.
Township
pavable at the City Treas
or
Ston^
offereo
187,
to. the
as
.
$35,428
bonds
main
terest
bidder.
on
$60,000 interceptor sewer, bonds.
Dated, March
1958.Due ;on
Road
a
Due
; ■
v
Bond
,
Dated
Guilford
$740,000 6s.
Township Local School
District (P. O. Sugar Tree Ridge),
/
375,000 First Series bonds.
cost of about
Cleveland.
Concord
"I"f
.
from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
a
pay¬
fol¬
as
,*v...
Second
Dated
■
City.
at
Sanders & Dempsey, of
..
Trust
Company, Valley Stream. Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
NORTH
1981 ..inclusive
to
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (EST)"
Feb.. 17
for
thepurchase
*
Dated
1959
Hall
to Clerk of Board of Education, will
receive sealed bids until March 13
building, bonds!
March
on
1974
from
.
Village Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Feb.
17
for
the
purchase
of
^
in-Ra¬
on
building
inclusive.
Due
purchasef
March 1 from 1959 to
on
75,000 .county
er,
(F-A)
school
1981
Valley Stream, N. Y.
bonds,
office
Feb.
purchase of $435,000
follows: -i:
" ' ; "
as
Due
the
Heckler &
Bond
Easter-
the
for
1,
Nichols,
holder, at
Trust
his
at
noon'
uhtil
Feb. 20 for the
on
of $290,000 school building bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1958.' Due on Dec
.
leigh, until 11 a.mA (EST)
Bank,
at the option of the
the
Yadkin- '
;
: ;
O.
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission,-will receive
Principal and in¬
(M-N)
(P.
County
sealed-bids
3
Nov. 1 from 1958 to
inclusive.
terest
••
.
bonds.
on
1
,
ville), N. C.
Offering — W: E.
Bond
$360,000
000
•
on
-
...
(EST)
Education, willj|
sealed .' bids
at the" Lorain County Sav¬
ings & Trust Company, of Elyria.
Legality,
approved : by
Squire,
.
j
receive
able
March 1 from
1973 to 1978 inclusive. >•' :
j •
35,000 0.25s.
Due on. March
bonds,
Tra
Co., J. C. Bradford & Co., Gregory
& Sons, W. E. Hutton &
Co., Die
-
Clerk of Board of
rincipal and interest (J-D)
4 v4v j
Due on March 1
-
2%s.
140,000 3s. Due
bury, District Clerk, will receive
Devine
Co., Equitable Securities Corp
Haupt & Co., Hornblower &
Weeks, John Nuveen & Co., B. J
Van Ingen & Co.,
Inc., Bache &
1967.
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Feb. 19 for the purchase of
$770,-.
&
&
v
Bacon,
as 3.20s, at a
basis of about
•
:
Bond Offering—Ellen G. Louns-
elusive.
Westbury), N. Y.
a
187,
(P. O. Tioga Center), N. Y.
on
School District No. 1 (P. O.
Co.,
Central School District
Jan. 10,
North Hempstead Union Free
and
125,000
Columbia Local School District
\.(P. O. Columbia Station), O.
Bond Offering—Lydia B.
Fritz,M
1'
March 1,196$.
50,000 2V2S. Due oh March 1, 1966
on
to
Tioga, Barton, Candor and Nichols
limited
profit housing notes. On
$603,000 was issued for a
project in Rochester.
&
■
$112,000
issue
awarded
100.14,
3.22%.
Comptroller, in announcing
this temporary note financing, in¬
dicated that the bonds will be sold
»I'.FC} •?
March 1 from
on
25,000 3V2S. Due
Bond Sale—The $104,000 Holi¬
day Mountain Park and Recrea¬
or
the bonds and
Due
1959 to 1964 inclusive.
from 1968 to 1972 inclusive,
1987
Loans to such corporations may
of the cost of any
not exceed 90%
follows:
as
$150,000 6s.
Thompson (P. O. Monticello), N. Y.
The law
under
2.87%,
/
Sale—The
$87,000 school
garage bonds offered Feb. 6—v.
187,
p.
622—were
awarded to
Roosevelt & Cross, as 3.20s, at a
price of'100.06, a basis of about
3.24%.
lot qualify for subsidized public
housing.
permits corporations to
be organized solely for the pur¬
pose
of building limited profit
lousing.
Such corporations are
(P. O.
1
Sherburne), N. Y.'}"
Bond
622—were
available
the purpose
8,
imited profit housing is designed
to promote low-cost housing for
bonds
$478,100,000.
The
sales placed bonds
au-
horized
in
placed
publicly at the conclusion of this
pro¬
are
not
This will be the twelfth public
sale
of
Bonds
by Comptroller
Gerosa
purchased by the Na¬
Commercial Bank of
tional
own
hold
April
^
1,' 1977.-
of New York.
notes
York
The bonds will be dated March
31,
Bonds due in 1978 and there*
after are callable as of
Other members of
v
.
$900,000 South Farmingdale Water
District bonds. Due on April 1
from 1958 'to 1987 inclusive.
guaranteed by the full faith and
the city will be pledged. The
sale will
be
held on Tuesday,
The
$1,490,000 bonds, as follows:
of
Bond
^
;
Due on March 1
from 1975 to 1980 inclusive.
February 18 for the purchase
on
1974-inclusive.
from 1970 to
*
Steele); N Dal '
. Offering — Harold H
—
of which the full faith and credit
judgments, .claims
1,890,000 2%s.
Principal and interest
payable at the Citizens (M-S) payable in New'York City.'
approved : by' 1 Mitchell,'
New York (State of)
Trust Company, of Schenectady, Legality
Note Sale—Comptroller Arthur or at the option of the holder, at Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
New York City.
"
Levitt
;he
Chase
Manhattan
announced
Bank, of
February' 5,
the issuance of $3 million notes to New York City. Legality approved
Wilson, N. Co.'.'
'
I
provide temporary financing for ay Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
-Bond Sale
The $525,000 sani¬
a
limited profit housing project Galloway, of New York City.
tary sewer bonds offered Feb, 11
being constructed in Bronx, New
—v. 187, p. 725—were awarded
to;
Sherburne, North Norwich, New
York, by the Park - Reservoir
a group composed of J. Lee Peeler
Berlin, Smyrna, Plymouth, ' V
Housing Co., Inc.
& Co., Vance Securities.Corp., and
Columbus, Hamilton and " " '
The payments of the one-year
McCarley & Co., at a price of
Brookfield Cent. School
|
notes bearing 1.90% interest are
100.03, a net interest cost of aboiit
of
Feb. 25th in the office
Man-
Chase
.
Lynbrook, N. Y.
.
The
$8,412,000; Chemical Corn Excnange Bank
$3,660,000;. Manuxacturers Trust Company $3,544,uOO; Guaranty Trust Company of
New
York
$3,516,000;
Bankers
Trust
Company $3,272,000; The
Hanover Bank $2,216,000; Irving
Trust Company $2,0z4,000; J. P.
Morgan & Co., Incorporated $1,108,000;
The New York Trust
Company $964,000.
Marine Midland Trust Company
of New York $640,000; The Banx
of
New
York
$612,000; United
States
Trust
Company of New
*ork
$220,000;
Empire
Trust
Company $216,000; Grace National
Bank
of
New
York
$208,000;
sterling National Bank & Trust
Company of New York $176,000;
(P. O. Youngstown),
Offering—Richard
are:
amounts
the
Clerk, - will receive
bids until 11 a.m. (EST)
sealed
$8,868,000; The First
National City Bank of New York
New York
Bond
i
and
Offering—Henry M. Cur-
Town
/V
,No. 14 (P.O.
?
Due ,on March 1
1,575,000 214s.
Bond
ran,
inclusive.
from 1964 to 1969
-
Kidder County, Lincoln
School
Due on- March
1,595,000 214s.
(P. O
Oyster Bay Water Districts
Oyster Bay), N .Y.
nattan Bank
City.
.
1958.
banks
The
Lewiston and Porter Central School
Dist. No.
per
are
during April,
Rochester, or at the Marine Mid¬
land Trust Co., New York City.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New
2%
of
issued in antici¬
of the collection of real
taxes
due
and
payable
and
annum,
$2,160,000 school bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1958. Due on Oct. 1 from
J.959 to 1986 inclusive. Principal
and interest (A-J) payable at the
Genesee Valley Union Trust Co.,
rate
the
at
terest
(EST)
a.m.
the
for
25
April
receive
will
Clerk,
District
prior
J. Critch-
Bond Offering—Dean
ell,
1958 with an option for
redemption on or
after
28, 1958.
They bear in¬
May 6,
Irondequoit Central School District
No. 1 (P. O. Rochester), N. Y.
Local ■ Schoo
(P-. O. Dayton),
$395;000 school
building bonds offered Feb. 7—y.
187,p. 375—were awarded to Aval'
ter, Woody *& HeimerdinfoT,
Cincinnati,; as :3%s, at a Price
100.31, a basis of about 3-71 /c>
Number 5717
187
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(827)
Lakewood, Ohio
<
.
i
| (CST) on Feb. 17 for the purchase
«*.
Offering—Henry A Rees,*
Bond
of
$110,000 school building bonds.
Due serially from 1960 to 1970 in-
will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Feb.
26
for the
purchase
of
Director of Finance,
y
.
Cornelius,
.
Ore.
1983 inclusive. Principal:
Bond Sale—The $200,000 sewage
and interest (A-O) payable at the., bonds c offered
Feb.
5
v.
187,
office of the Director of Finance. p. 503—were awarded to Blyth &
—
.
by
approved
Legality
Squire,
i-"
■
/
Manchester, Ohio
,
Bond
>•/
Offerings
—
.
■ k:\
,-,v
Nelle
Pettit,
a//..
Co;, Inc.
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
i
;
'
-... •.
f,
■
Med ford, Ore.
Bond*
Offering—D.
F.
Huson,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
the
School
(Bids • were rejected at -the
Jan.; 16 offering.)
> •/:;•
•
Winfree/ McCulloch,
Shyre, of Portland.
; fice,
of coupons,
representing a net in¬
terest cost of 3.68% to the Author¬
District
Marietta),
•'.
of issue.
18
months.
Reoffering of the bonds is
school
being made at prices scaled to
yield from 2.45% to 3.70%, ac¬
cording to maturity. Callable be¬
ginning March 1, 1963, the bonds
March
due
are
March
1,
1959
to
1982,
tax-exempt Dormitory:; and
Student ;: Union
revenue / bonds;
Ocean
Bond
*■-
\--4
•
1959
<
;Bond
Offering—Alice
,
Sup/
K;
'
I
Dated March 1, 1958... Due
bonds.
on
Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1978 inclu¬
sive.
Principal arid interest ( J-D)
payable at the Cleveland Trust
/Co:, Cleveland. Legality approved
by Squire# Sanders & 'Derripseyj
.
?
Washington Township
R. D.
'
^W
Milton), Ohio
^'
Bond Offering—Clerk Bryon D.
announces that the Board
;
-
St oner
of
Education -vtflil receive
bids
•
I
:
June
Dec.
and
inclusive.
payable
NationalBaftk,
1
Principal
the
to
of
First
Portland.
15
1939
from
to
Principal and inat- the " Citizens
of West Milton.
..
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•'
;*1 tj-
(
<
•
Offering—Erma y I. /;Def
Qroff, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed, bids.until boon
(EST) on
/ Feb. 25, for the purchase of $240,000
sewer
system improvement
bonds;: Dated March 1, 1958.: Due
"
Ori.pec.y.1 from 1959 to 1982 in¬
clusive"."., Bonds due in 1974 and
thereafter are callable as of Dec.
1, 19735; Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the Farmers and
Merchants State Savings Bank, of
Montpelier. Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
v
Cleveland.
'
•
•
Swanton, Ohio
:
_
Bond SaiC;—The $150,000 sewage
disposal system bonds offered Feb.
187,
to
p.
622—were
Braun,-Bosworth
3M>s, at
awarded
ceive
& Co., Inc., as
of
$460,000
Principal
and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Central National Bank
of
Cleveland.
...
..
:>.A
OKLAHOMA
'
•
'
.
:';'.;iAllentown, Pa.
inclusive.
District No.
29
(P. O. Barnsdall)
Oklahoma
\
Bond Offering—Ellen; Graham,
Clerk of Board of
Education; will
-
receive sealed bids until 7/.30
p.m
re¬
Bond
a.m.
15
from
Callable
1958. Due
to
Elliott &
<"-•;•••
George
—
W.
Kistler;"City .Clerk,., will receive
a.m. (EST) on
Feb,/
25
-$900,000
the
for
.
purchase
obligation
general
Dated
bonds.
:provement
1, 1958.. Due
.
of
im-
March
inclusive.
1978
To
March 1 from 1959
on
interest;
proved
Principal
payable
the
at
City
the
1979,
Union
School
&
•
Authority,
Pennsylvania
financing
PUERTO
clusive.
j
V Revenues
of the
amounted
Ira
;
the
normally provided
in
of
coveri actual
Under
debt
laws
service.
"legal" investments,
rental
over
the
were
life
Sales Continue
Revenues
the
for,
12
months
31, 1957 were $29,739,compared with $25,795,348 in
corresponding 1956 period,
agent
for
of the
relieving
the tax burden for
many hard-pressed communities,
or
permitting a shorter maturitv
a
lower
net
Water
the
Bond
will
Town;
Due
School
yea^s.
Authority
se°s sub¬
stantial savings to school districts
on
Oct.
inclusive.
Pealed
on
February
22
for
1 from
1960 to
Interest A-O.
1985
Legality
approved by McCall, Parkhurst &
Crowe, of Dallas.
Offering—Tred
Treasurer,
will
Sale
—
The
$425,000
un¬
limited tax School house bonds of¬
were
10—v.
awarded
Thornton
to
187,
a
p.
group
726—
com¬
&
McMahon, Inc., and
Creston H. Funk, Hobbs & Co., at
a
price of 100.05, a het interest
cost of about 3.59%, as follows:
receive
Department, Industrial National
Bank of Providence, 100 Westmin¬
ster
Street, Providence, •„ until 1
p.m. on Feb. 25 for the purchase of
$1,450,b00 school building and
equipment bonds. Dated March 1,
Feb.
posed of the First of Texas Corp.,
Arnold,
sealed bids at the Corporate Trust
$110,000
3L*s.
1958 and
to
-
on
Due
on Dec. 15,
Feb. 15 from 1959
1966, inclusive.
170,000 3V2S. Due on Feb. 15 from
1967 to 1974, inclusive.
145,000 33/4s. Due on Feb. 15 from
1975 to 1977, inclusive.
'
1958/ Due
to
on
March
inclusive.
1978
interest
1 from
1959
Principal and
at the aboveLegality
ap¬
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
proved
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
payable
mentioned
.
ov^rTtbe
(CST)
a.m.
ISLAND
,
Bank.
Providence, R. /.
V Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
Sale—The
$1,000,000
drainage improvement bonds of¬
fered February 6-v. 187, p. 192—
were
awarded
to
a
^roup
com¬
posed of Rowles, Winston & Co.,
Moroney, Beissner & Co., Dittmar
bonds..
Lucas,
received until
noon
May 15
inclusive.
bonds
The
^
works
503—were
$2,000,000
system
offered Feb.
revenue
11—v.
awarded
to
187,
a
p.
group
x
icka
& Co., Rowles, Winston &
Co., Columbian Securities Corp.
of Texas, M. E. Allison & Co.,
Moroney, Beissner & Co., Russ &
Co., H. V. Sattley & Co., and R. A.
Underwood Co.,
at a price of
100.001, a net interest cost of
about 3.01%, as follows:
$950,000 3yas. Due
Sept. 1 from
on
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
600,000 2%S. Due
Sept. 1 from
on
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
400,000 3s. Due
Sept,. 1 from
on
1969 to 1972 inclusive.
50,000 iy4s. Due
on Sept
1, 1973.
Bridgeport, Texas
Bond Sale—An
water
bonds
issue of
$105,000
sewer
revenue
and
to
sold
wag
Metropolitan
Dallas Corp., and William N. Ed¬
wards &
Co., jointly, as follows:
$30,000 5s. Due on July 1 from
1960 to 1965 inclusive.
25,000 5y4s.
Due
July 1 from
on
1966 to 1970 inclusive.
50,000 5%;S.
Due
July 1 from
on
1971 to 1980 intfusive.
The
1958
bonds
and
1973.
dated
hre
optional
Interest
J-J.
Jan.
of'
as
1,
Jpiy 1,
Legality ap¬
Parkhurst &
proved
by McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
Brownsboro
Independent School
District, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $75,000
building bonds
of Texas
sold to First
was
Corp.
(P. O. Haskell), Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $180,000
building bonds was sold
Municipal Securities Co.
&
the
to
Claude, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
water
was
and
sewer
$80,000
bonds
revenue
sold to First of Texaj Corp.
Dallas
County Road District No. I
(P. O. Dallas), Texas
Offering —- Moore Lynn,
Bond
County
Auditor,
sealed bids until 10
will
receive
(CST) on
Feb. 27 for the purchase of $2,000,000
unlimited
Dated
Jan.
March
10
from
a.m.
tax
10,
road
1958.
1959
to
bonds.
Due
1978,
on
incl.
Principal and interest (J-J 10)
payable at the Republic National
Bank of Dallas. Legality approved
by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of
Dallas.
The
bonds
are
believed
eligible for purchase by the State
Board
of Education
the high
bid reflects
in
a
cost of 2y>% or more.
become
eligible,
the
the
event
net interest
If the bonds
Board
will
decide whether to exercise its op¬
Baytown, Texas
(EST) on
Ma^rh 26 for the purchase of $6 700.000
capital
improvement
be
on
1980
Angell, Carney Rural High School District
L.
of Directors,
bids until 9
the purchase of $555,000 dormitory
revenue bonds. Dated Oct. 1,1957.
Coventry, .R. I.
•
Sale
water
Albany Indep. School Dist., Texas
.
Pennsylvania
receive
fered
V Bond
OfferingE.
Secretary bf Board
Bond
RHODE
Due
.
,
Resources
interest
/ Ira Haupt & Co., which has been
active in t^e financing of many
or
of
*•''
Authority. '
1974
to
15,
May
15
inclusive.
on
to
1975
May
on
Beaamonl, Texas
Bond
(M-S) payable at the
Agricultural & Mechanical College
Texas—Tarleton State College
(P. O. College Station), Texas
Electric power rev¬
ended Dec.
re¬
boiids, which will have the effect
at
from
,
invest¬
governing
by fiduciaries, all Author¬
ity bond issues, in order to qualify
iscuns
—
1969
491,000 3%s.
incl. Principal
1972
price of
of about
a
cost
3Y2S. Due
TEXAS
Authority in Dec.
1957 amounted to $2,693,108 com¬
pared with $2,230,138 in Dec. 1956,
according to S. L. Descartes, Ex¬
ecutive Director of the Authority.
ments
/
Resources
financial
ri The Government Development
of school districts shoyld
Bank
for Puerto Rico is fiscal
as
they need now provide
Only sufficient rental revenues to
the
at the State Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Cald¬
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mit¬
chell, of New York City.
the
.
and
from
State's fiscal agency in New York
City,
the
result
cost.
and interest
Puerto Rico
Electric Energy
816
burden
of
a.mu
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
the
to the actual payments
principal and interest on such
Water
to
1960
from
11 new ones.
Authority.V/^V ;
addition
of
_k.-
Government; Development
Bank
for; Puerto Rico is fiscal
agent for the Aqueduct and Sewer
Rico
11
(CST)
on
Eeb. * 26
for
the
purchase
of
$15,000,000 highway bonds. Dated
March 1, 1958. Due on March 1
The
Puerto
until
bids
com¬
follows:
as
light,
Governor-Chairman
ent,
Authority completed 16 proj¬
ects and began
(State of)
Funding Board, will receive sealed
During the month of December
/.
for
lower
compared
-
Cqrrie, at
net interest
a
424,000
holder's option.
Tennessee
'.
Haupt & Co., New York
Investment banking firm, with its
offering of $510,000 school revenue
bonds of the above Authority.
Eliminated jiindei' 'the new fi¬
nancing plan is the 20% overage
as
$705,635
v;';,
;thority,
by
-
and
of March
Bond Offering—Frank G. Clem^
with" $639^099 : in
December of
1956, according to Rafael V. Urrutia, Executive Director of the Au-
new
of
Due
1969
as
time
group
Due
Increased—Revenues
to
of
Easing
in
a
revenue
same
1968.
Bank, of Johnson City, at
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
the
Authority in December, 1957
enues
bonds.
due
callable
are
to
1967
by the City and the pur¬
chaser, or at the Hamilton Na¬
RICO
Puerto Rico
to Increase
was
Bonds
the
$85,000 3y4s.
1, 1968.
Principal and interest
payable at a bank to be agree
Rico
monwealth was introduced Feb. 17
which
Dated March 1, 1958.
thereafter
$1,000,000
system
at
awarded
3.55%,
upon
concept in
construction of
educational facilities in the Com¬
tne'
that
announces
March 1 from 1959 to 1976 in¬
on
Munson, of Philadelphia.
:;
Bonds Sold Under New Financ¬
ing Concept— A>
Tenn,
purchase of $2,600,000 school
bonds.
of March 15,
ap¬
Elliott
Townsend,
by
Munson,}of Philadelphia. 5:W
Ephrata
and
office. V Legality
Treasurer's
Guthrie
15
composed of John Nuveen & Co.,
Roosevelt & Cross, Wm. J. Mer-
sealed bids will be received until
2:30 p.m.
(EST) on Feb. 27 iot
obligation
I960
as
at the
or
teb.
on
posed of the Equitable Securities
Exchange
OfferingCity Recorder
Calvin
sewer
offered
were
on
Cutler, of Chicago.
Johnson City,
1969./Principal and interest pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Townsend
'
sealed bids until IT
schedule
Osage County Independent School
11
and
bonds
tional
.
inclusive
g e n e ra 1
Dated March 15,
March
on
&
Department
until
Corn
Due
Additional Sale—The
water
par,
Hamilton National Bank of Knox-;
ville. Legality approved by Chap¬
W.
Finance, will
bids
Chemical
Feb. 15 from
inclusive.
from 1967 to 1974 inclusive.
purchase
of
improvement
street
Bank, New York City,
Feb. 26 for the purchase
on
bonds.
of
the
at
Aqueduct and Sewer
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
quired to provide an annual rental
of about 3.30%.: ' v V
covering
principal and
interest
';'#•>
,> 5
charges' by 120%.' More recently,
; '
Warrensville Heights, Ohio
School Authority bonds were ex¬
Bond Offering—Laura A. Shurcluded from this requirement."
mer, Village Clerk, .-/will receive ^5
This new concept of financing
sealed bids until noon
.(EST) on
offers School Authorities issuing
March 10 for the purchase of $50,bonds-for the purpose of raisipg
000
municipal
building -bonds
capital for new school " facilities,
Dated March 1, 1958. Due on Dec
one
of two advantages: either a
1
from
1959
to
1968
1
sealed
(EST)
Na¬
price of 102.17, a basis
a
Director
760,000 3V4S.
Johnston &
(EST)
a.m.
the
on
1966
to
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
man
Charles
—
10:30
for
Due
1964
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1957. Due on
Nov. 1 from 1959 tol969 incl. Prin¬
York, Pa.
of Accounts and
■
'Montpelier,
Bond
:
at
27
$100,000
(P. O.
$55,000 general
Offering
Yaukey,
Puerto
;
.
L Bond i Offering
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf^
Williams, pt iCincinnatL
/
'' :'JJ
;?:<;
.
"Bond
PENNSYLVANIA
Vfer &
;
TENNESSEE
auction
inclusive.
Corporation, McClung & Knicker¬
bocker, Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
and
Moreland,
Brandenburger,
Catlinburg, Tenn.
.
.
the
terest
;
sealed
(EST) On Fe
purchase of $625,0
school building bonds.. Dated Dec!
15,: 1957.
Due semi-annually on
1 1980
J
until -noon
for
20
v
.
inclusive.
awarded
tional Bank
V
Miltoti+Union Exempted Village
School District (Pi O. West' 'M
■
Scott
Feb. 15 from
on
1963
Callable
Dorsey, Owen, Barker,
Barber, of Minneapolis.
&
obligation bonds offered Feb. 3—
Bond Sale—The $50,000 general
obligation bonds ..offered Feb; 1Q
Cleveland..'/
ot
by
;
were
incl.
1, 1973. Principal and
payable at a banking in¬
stitution designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
1, Fayette City), Pa.
Bond Sale—The
L.
W.
Washington County School District
No.' 6 (P. O. Portland), Ore.
.
v
1965
—
and.interest; (F-A) payable at the
City Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Shuler, Sayer, Winfree & Rankin, of Portland
s.;
vpie, ^Director pf Finance,
; ccive
Sealed
bids " .until
noon
i
(EST.) on Feb. 26 for. the pur-chase of $150,000 swimming pool,
1978
interest
187, p. 623—were awarded to
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., as 3%s.
..
Lake, Ore.
Offering
to
to
Due
to
112,000 3s.
of March
as
v.
y.:
James,
Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due; on Oct. fT Acting City Recorder, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
from. 1959 to 1996 inclusive. Le¬
gality approved by Squire# Sari-j Feb. 26 for the purchase of $7,000
sewage disposal plant bonds. Dated
xders &; Dempsey, Of Cleveland.
Feb.f 1, 1958.< Djue on Feb. 1 front
Cleveland), Ohio ".
1958.
1960
$90,000
Feb.
'•
water.' '.; .i-;V/■':
ntm
1,
1961
3.29%,
follows:
$128,000 5s.
bonds.
Dated
Due on March 1
Bond Offering—W. W.
Mynatt,
City Recorder, will offer at public
j*/ .A
:
the
building
Co., Hamilton Securities
net interest cost of about
Feb.
on
quirements just once, eliminating
the former 20% overage required;
Bond Offering — AU Sidney croft
-Improvement bonds offered
'Knowles, Treasurer of the Board Feb. 10 were awarded to the Bank
"Of Trustees, will' recevie sealed bf
Commerce, of Milton - Free-
•
(CST)
purchase of
p.m.
the school building, which is cal¬
culated to cover debt service re¬
'
bids until 30 a.m. <EST) ;tm; Feb.
21 for the purchase of $550,000
8
provided by the annual rental of
Bond Sale—The $29,550.75 Ban¬
i;
for
from
a
Quast,
Clerk, will receive sealed
until
ity,, the lowest such cost in recent
A.
In¬
date
r,Milton-Free water, Ore.
.
bids
G.
—
&
Co., and the Texas Bank & Trust
Co., of Dallas, at a price of 100.07,
as
Offering
Legality approved by
Shuler
&
terest M-S;
V
Marietta College (P. O.
^ '
Ohio
year from
Russ
(P. O.
Menno), S. Dak.
Bond
a
•
one
DAKOTA
County, Menno Indep.
School District No. 2
the
AutHority
Village Clerkr will receive sealed bias Until''7:30 p.m. (PST) on inclusive.
'bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on Feb/ March
6
for
the
purchase
of L Proceeds from the financing will
,'20 for the purchase of $35,000 fire
$21,532.76
Water
main
bonds. be used for the construction of a
house
and* improvement
bonds.; Dated March 1, 1958. Due in 10 new elementary school
building in
'Dated March 1* 1958. Due on Dec.' years.*
Callable
on
any
semi¬ Clay Township, Lancaster County,
T from
1959 to
1972 inclusive.: annual interest payment date af ter Pa. Security for the bonds will be
Principal and interest /(J-D Lpajp
able at the Village Treasurer's of-
SOUTH
Hutchinson
bid of par for a combination
on
to
result of the
a
& Co. purchased
bonds from
..."/,
.
as
financing system, for the
backlog of scnool bonus is sizable.
Ira fiaupt
OREGON
;•
Pennsylvania
new
clusive.YVt
'$1,750,000 City Hall bonds. Dated
April 1,. 195& Due on Oct. 1 from,
19o9
in
55
Co., First of Texas Corporation,
Eisen & Waeckerle, Inc.,
tion at the next meeting on
Mar. 3.
Deer Park
Bond
Indep. School Dist., Tex.
Offering — G. Y. Mason,
Secretary
of the Board
of Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 27 for the
purchase
of
$2,000,000
School
House bonds. Dated April 1, 1953.
,
66
April 1 from 1959 to 1980
incl. Callable as of April 1, 1973.
Due
on
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the Deer Park National
Bank, Deer Park, or at a bank
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Vande-
Gallo¬
Sykes, Heckler &
of New York City,
•water,
way,
Fort
.(
Worth,
Offering
Bond
Roy A.
—
Bate-
Treasurer,
until
bids
sealed
receive
will
Texas
Secretary,
City
man,
(CST) on Feb. 26 for the
purchase of $4,000,000 bonds, as
2
p.m.
follows:
$800,000 water and sewer revenue
March 1 from
bonds.
Due
1959 to
1983, inclusive.
on
Due on March
enue'bonds.
from
to
1959
are
Callable
1958.
bonds
as
1
1983, inclusive.
dated March
1,
of March 1, 1969.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at The Hanover Bank, New
York City.
Legality approved by
Peed, Hoyt, Washburn & McCar¬
thy, of New York City
Additional Offering Sealed
will be received at the
bids
time
same
for the purchase of $3,475,000 gen¬
#
eral
obligation bonds,
follows:
as
$75,000 Marine Creek Channel
Drainage and Overflow bonds.
>
street
2,425,000
.
bonds.
i
improvement
,
100,000 fire protection bonds.
sewer
drains
storm water pump bonds.
75,000
*
storm
300,000 police station
building bonds. /
and
and
'
jail
.
500,000 Recreation Center Build¬
ing and Amphitheatre bonds.
Each
is
issue
dated
1953 and matures
1959
to
March
1,
March 1 from
on
1983, inclusive.
Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at The
Hanover Bank, New York City.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy, of New
York City.
-
—t.
$100
Million
City"
Texas'
most
of
spectacular figures have teamed
up in a massive Houston building
project that dwarfs anything this
fastest
yet
growing of U. S. cities has
seen.
R.
E.
Smith, independent oil
operator, who "Fortune Maga¬
>
zine" has catalogued as one of the
100 richest men in the nation, and
former Houston mayor, Roy Hof¬
heinz, have
announced
plans
to
create the Smith-Hofheinz SHOP-
N'
PING CITY, a $100 Million pro¬
ject which will include what may
be the largest shopping center in
the country with 1,400,000 square
feet of shopping area, multi-story
conditioned mall,
kind
f
in
time
a
are
U.
the
when
talking
of its
one
S.
Hofheinz:
lot
a
"At
of
folks
and
recession
being
troubled
about
ture,
have unswerving-confi¬
we
dence
and
in
in
the
the
The
business
future
of
-country's
recuperative
4
the
powers.
-
CITY
is
will
be
completely under cover and
air-conditioned, running the full
length of the SHOPPING CITY.
Shoppers will be able to spend
the day, visiting all of the stores
other
beinz
have
Smith
without
leaving, the J air-conditioned area
in. summer weatlier and in*,winter
will
comfort of shop¬
ping without concern for cold or
rain.
Landscaping,
featuring
islands of flowers and trees, will
be designed to create an atmos¬
phere of beauty and restfulness
in harmony with the beauty of
enjoy the
Southwest
Smith
mined
Houston.
Hofheinz
and
are
deter¬
SHOPPING
that
CITY,
complete city con¬
cept—a revolutionary idea, will
not only be a giant center, but
also the most convenient place for
families to shop.
-All of the 7,000-plus parking
spaces, which will conveniently
accommodate 40,000 cars a day,
will be within 300 feet, a city
block, of the central mall or a
based
the
on
store
SHOP¬
and
determined
Hof-
that
SHOPPING CITY will feature the
idea of "comparative
shopping,"
More than two years ago, Smith
Hofheinz
began a detailed
population
analysis,
along
$100,000 has been ex¬
in gathering heretofore
pended
unobtainable
information
which
brings into clear focus the massive
potential of SHOPPING CITY. Its
110
at
are
acres
income
hub
the
home
Houston, in
the analysts, will have
tion
of
the
sites
1975,
in
say
popula¬
a
of
2,466,000—lifting it into
the top four or five cities in the
nation.
It is as if, by 1975, two
complete cities, the size of Fort
Worth and Dallas, will be added
to
Houston's
already
teeming
(P.
O. Hurst),
quality
Two
junior
square
department
stores
with 100,000 square feet each will
complete the major units.
In
addition
partment
to
these
stores
and
major de¬
specialty
Hutchinson
&
•
Co.;
No. 320
bonds
Co.; H. V. Sattley & Co., and
F. S. Yantis & Co.
City Independent School
Royce
composed
group
of
to
McClung
a
&
;
&
t
Mercantile
National
..Bank,
$90,000
to the
building bonds was sold
Municipal Securities Co.
of
Independent School
District, Texas
Bond
able
Sale—The $4,000,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered Feb.
10—v. 187, p. 726—were awarded
eral
to
a
composed
group
©f -Harris
Trust
& Savings Bank,
of Chi¬
Mercantile Trust Company,
of St. Louis: First Boston
Corp.;
Republic National Bank; Mercan¬
cago;
tile
National, Bank, and First Na¬
Bank, all of Dallas: Com¬
E.
Trust
Co., of Kansas: City1;
F.. Hutton
Pollok
site
composed
Harris
the
of
$3,390,000 3s.
Due
Feb.
on
15
from 1960 to 1973 inclusive.
610,000
31/sS.
and
Due
water bonds
a
follows:
$2,400,000
from
price of 100.002, a net
about 3.12%. as
cost-of
Feb.
on
3s.
Due'
3.10s.
Due
from 1971 to
1,000,000 3j4S.
on
March
1
011
March
1958.
sive.
M-S.
Interest
to
par.
Due
on
1978 inclu¬
1973 inclusive.
Due on March
from 1974 to 1978 inclusive.
proved
by McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
&
County Junior College
Wharton), Tex.
revenue
bonds.
Due
Oct.
on
Company.
-
Bond Sale—The $3,379,000 water
works system revenue bonds of-
County School District
(P. O. Wamsutter),
Wyo.
1
; Bond Offering—Russell E. DeLambert, Clerk of the Board of
School
Trustees, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(MST) 011
March 4 for the purchase of
$250,-
000
general
building
Due
1958.
obligation
bonds.
on
school
April 1,
Dated
June 1 from 1959 to
1963, inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the
County
Treasurer's
office,
v.
Legality
inclusive.
Bonds due in
Bond Offering
—
are
callable
1993
op
for
21
ap¬
March
from
1
Verne Sievcrs,
will receive
Callable
of
a.m.
1960
after
7
to
1973
from
years
incl.
Principal and
payable
at
the
(M-S)
interest
County
Legality ap¬
by Preston, Thorgrimson
Treasurer's
proved
office.
Bond
Offering
group composed of Gairdner,
& Co., Ltd., Garneau, Bou-
a
Son
& Co., Ltd., Jacques & Co.,
Ltd., and Savard & Hart, Inc., at
a
price of 95.87, a net interest
cost of about 5.20%, as follows:
$369,000 4V2S. Due
1959
72,000 5s. Due
1965
on
264,000 4V2s. Due
from
Robert L. Tc-
—
bids until 8 p.m.
4
for
(CST) on March
purchase of $470,000
the
water
works
bonds. Dated
mortgage revenue
April 1, 1958.
Due
Callable
of
April 1, 1967. Prin¬
payable at a
banking institution designated by
as
1, 1953.
successful
bidder.
Legality
approved by Quarles, Herriott &
demons, of Milwaukee.
$210,500
4V2s.
Due
125,000 5s.
Due
on
Dated
March
1,
Offering—Francis H. Fo¬
District Clerk, will receive
ley,
.Wilson
Independent School
District, Texas
1
;
■> r*.-;
;
for
the
school
purchase
building
>
of
$600,000
bonds.
sold
to
on
Dated
April 1 from
1978
incl.
Principal
and
*
Hi
by Quar¬
Sale—An issue of $80,000
les, Herriott &
Clernons, ol' Mil¬
waukee,
(A
to
Municipal Securities Co.
Portage tCopnty (P. O. Stevens
-
Point),
„
VERMONT
Bond
of)
of
until
11
on
H.
re¬
a.m.
$3,506,000 public improvement
Dated March 1, 1958. Due
from
1959 to
Principal
and
r—
13
awarded
First
.
$1,000,000
bonds offered
187, p. 624—were
V.
to
a
National
group composed of
Bank of Chicago,
Robert W. Baird & Co., Wm. Blair
& Co., and Brauiv Bosworth &
Co.,
at
interest
interest
a
price
of
100.05,
a
net
follows:
payable at the National
Shawmut Bank, of Boston. Legal¬
approved
Feb.
The
building
1969 in¬
(M-S)
ity
Wis.
Sale
county
Feb. 20 for the purchase
March 1
Interest
&
Lichsinn, • Esq., 401 Brunder
Bldg., 135 West Wells St., Milwau¬
kee, until 4 p.m. (CST) on March
/
on
1958.
m-s.
Milwaukee), Wis.
interest, (A-O) • payable at the
Marshall & Ilsley
Bank, Milwautkee. Legality approved
bids
March 1 from
1969 to 1978 inclusive.
Bowl
1959
sealed
March 1
from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
Creek and Franklin Joint
School District No. 3 (P. O.
ApriLl, 1958. Due
ceive
follows:
on
Oak
in¬
Legal¬
Offering — George
Amidon, State Treasurer, will
was
sealed bids at the of fice of Ai'foldt
approved by Vinson; Elkins,
Weems & Searls, of Houston.
;
(State
1
Jan.
Interest J-J.
cost of about 5.20as
interest
and
ity
Bond
on
$335,500
sold to a
group composed of Bank Canadienne Nationale,; Credit Quebec,
Inc., Durocher, Rodrigue & Co.
Ltd., and Flofido Matteau & Fils,
at a price ,o'f 97.16, a net interest
April 1 from 1961 to 1978 incl.
011
6
Vermont
1 from
Jan.
1978 inclusive.
.1969 to
Dated Jan.
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
1968
to
on
inclusive.
1964
to
improvement bonds
and
any
was
Desrochers, Ltd., La Corpora¬
Grenier,
Ruel
L'Bord-a-Plouffe, Que.
vik, City Clerk, will receive sealed
have
bonds
$705,000
Bond Sale—An issue of
callable as of April 1, 1968,
only after the latter maturi¬
house
Bond Sale—An issue of
school building bonds was sold to
Horowitz, of Seattle.
ties
Bond
Commission,
Quebec y
date
issue.
are,
but
school
& ..Tall¬
QUEBEC
and
the
payment date; • and bonds
from 1968 to 1992, inclusive
redeemed.
.
tion de Prets de Quebec,
(PST) on
purchase
of
$500,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated March
1, 1958.
Due 011
Feb.
due
been
proved
by.y Tallmadge
madge, of Denver. V f M
langer, Ltd., J. T. Gendron, Inc.,
Ltd., J. e. Laflamme, Ltd., Lageux
Everett), Wash.
—
County Treasurer,
sealed bids until 11
the
Dated Oct. 1, 1957.
from 1960 to 1997,
1
Marshall,
Snohomish County, Edmonds
School District No. IS (P. O.
cipal
Bond Offering — J. R.
Peace,
Secretary of the Board of Trus*
tees, will receive sealed bids until
1 p.m. (CST) on March 5 for the
purchase of $65,000 dormitory
clusive.
1
Sweetwater
u
Legality ap¬
Parkhurst &
bonds.
1
&
Tallmadge, of Denver.
group
Marinette, Wis.
price of
a
1,
Foster &
a
WISCONSIN
1961
(EST)
1970 inclusive.
(M-S) payable at
the
County Treasurer's office.
Legal*
ity
approved
by
Tallmadge
$400,000
15,
First of Texas Corpo¬
412s, at
sold to
was
of
1975.
March 1 from
t
1959 to
interest
Baie Comeau School
Bramhall & Stein, Richards, Mer¬
rill & Peterson, Inc., and Paine-
&
Sale—An issue of $75,000
improvement bonds was
sold to the
Wash.
Bond Sale—An issue of
-
&
Trust
Savings Bank, of Chicago, Chase
Manhattan Bank, Bankers Trust
Co.,
both
of
New
York
City,
Hornblower
&
Weeks, Geo. B.
Gibbons
&
Co., Inc., First Na¬
tional Bank, and Mercantile Na¬
tional Bank, both of Dallas, and
Julien Collins & Co., at a price of
100.12, a net interest cost of about
3.01%, as follows:
Austin; Hart & Parvin;
Municipal Securities Co., and Russ
at
bids untrI
Feb. 25 for
payable at the County
office, or at the option
of the holder, at the fiscal agency
of the State in New York City.
and
Co..
& Co..
p;7"
TrusW
sealed
(M-S)
$4,000,000
equipment
6-v. 187,
727—were awarded to a group
building,
& Co.; EddlemaniDallas Union Securi¬
Co.;
Call¬
and after five years
on
Rice
Sale—The
terest
Lubbock, Texas
L. R. Johnson,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
composed
San Antonio
thereafter
_
Dallas.
—
Treasurer,
County
Pullman,
District (P. O.
Dittmar &
Co.,
Co., First of Texas Cor¬
poration,
Columbian
Securities
Corporation
of Texas,
and
the
Russ
(P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
District, Texas
Sale—An issue of
Bond
Wharton
$762,000
sold
was
,
Treasurer's
Kingsville Independent School
District, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
Dist.
&
Dallas Rupe. :& Son, Inc.;
Talmage & Co.; James C.^ Tucker
March
schoolhouse
.
Sch.
Sumner
Inc.;
as
Crowe, of Dallas.
receive
No.
WASHINGTON
County,
Pierce
Sunray, Tex.
inclusive.. Interest F-A. Legality
approved by McCall, Parkhurst &
Clerk of Board of* School
will
City.
from
date of issue. Principal and interest
Muir Investment Co.; Pohl & Co.,
Bond
1989
of
from 1960 to 1978 inclusive.
of
Dated
Feb. 15 from 1980 to
approved
Dawson,
&
McMaster
First
ration,
on
York
New
Legality
King
Wood,
Co.; Fahey, Clark & Co.;
Arizona
Co.; First of
Texas Corp.; Fox, Reusch & Co.;
North &
price of
600,000
„
Staunton.
will receive
(PST) on
Feb. 24 for the purchase of $80,000
general obligation bonds.
Dated
March. 1, 1958.
Due on March 1
Edwards,
Inc.; Lovett,
Abercrombie & Co.; Barret, Fitch,
Tex.
4y2s, at a
Dated Feb. 15, 1958.
inclusive.
1981
to
Bond Offering
J.
street
Due
1960
from
&
Bond Sale—An issue of $223,000
school bonds was sold to Thornton
& McMahon, Inc., as
par.
B»mr Offering-.—
Arthur
of $485,000
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the National Valley Bank
Pancoast.
R.
Nn
Wy"°'
Kemnurer),
,
by
C6.; Wm, E. Pollock &
Co.; Andrews & Wells, Inc.; Harkness & Hill; Dewar, Robertson &
O.
J
of
Pierce
1958
provement bonds was sold to a p.m. (MST) on
purchase of $1,100,000
group composed of F. W. Craigie
general
& Co., Scott, Horner & Co., C. F.
obligation building bonds. Datpi
Cassell & Co., and R. M, Armi- March 1, 1958. Due on Sept. 1
S
stead & Co., as 4s, at a price of 1959 to 1973 inclusive.
Bonds £
in 1969 and thereafter, are
100.13, a basis of about 3.98%.;
callable
Dated Jan. 1, 1958.
Due on Jan. as of Sept. 1; 1968. Principal and
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis;
Baxter
&
Co.;
Bear,
Stearns & Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.;
Roosevelt, &
-Cross;
Rauscher,
Co.;
17
County Sch. Dist.
(f
enlargement, expansion and im¬
1
syndicate:
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Goldman,
Co.; R. W. Pressprich &
Hurst-Euless lndep. School Dist.
as
stores,
Bond Sale—An issue
Sachs &
1974
interest
women's
1
June
on
Other members of the
growth.
floor space each,
the plans.
Two
Due
3.40s.
p.
than
ties
specialty shops, of 100,000
feet, are to be provided.
1
More
comparable to <the largest in any
downtown area of a major U. S.
city, with 200,000 square feet of
.
June
Monday, February
.
WYOMING
Staunton), Va.
bonds offered February
price, style, and quality • with a
multiple number of shops.
!
Two major department stores,
included in
on
with
preliminary architectural studies.
merce
are
Due
1969 to 1982 inclusive.
from
of economic, traffic and
program
tional
a
1,
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
1,970,000
and
wide choice in
which will offer
June
entrance.
Bond
'
-
a
Houston.
facilities,
on
.
31/4S.
from
.
,
Due
3.40s.
.725,000
...
inclusive.
1962
to
1963.
;
^
.
1959
;
144,000
central shopping mall
The
Stuart & Co
by Halsey,
.
Lincoln
South River
Sanitary District (P. O.
Augusta County,
$540,000 3%s. Due on June 1 from
Houston
unique concept
in retailing.. It will have
shopping
area equal to the total
of down¬
town
; i
stores.
camera
economic
Smith-Hofheinz
PING
fu¬
res¬
cafeterias
and
snack
bars will be provided in the de¬
velopment, as well as book stores,
record shops, hobby shops, sport¬
ing
goods,
hardware, toy and
taurants,
Knickerbocker,
Smith and
Said
■"
only
market,
super
grocery
syndicate
a
.
VlftGINIA
726—
187, p.
to
Inc.; and Phelps, Fenn & Co., Inc.,;
at a price of. 100.04, a net interest!
cost of about 3.38%, as follows:
parative offering in price ranges,
and styles.
office
and
medical
buildings,
luxury apartments, an entertain¬
ment center, parking for 40,000
.cars a day and a 1,600 foot air-
headed
lines
A
awarded
were
give the shopper a com¬
order to
Feb. .'10—v.
than feyed
jewelry,
shoes,, hats; lingerie, furs, etc. in
Houston.
"Shopping
Planned—Two
more
i;
store in such lines as
highest
Houston, Texas
will be
there
shops,
one
and
3,200,000 water and sewer rev¬
The
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(828)
by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
cost
$700,000 2I4S.
of
about
Due
on
2.38%,
as
Feb. 1 from
'
1059 to 1967, inclusive.
300.000 21,£s.
,
'
£
A
^
r s
i
v.
Due
on
Feb. 1 from
1968 to 1973, inclusive.
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