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MONDAY
'GAN
ISSUE
2
■
Reg. U. s. Pat. Office
Volume 189
Number 5817
New York
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
7, N. Y., Monday, February 2, 1959
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
Abacus Fund, New York—Net Asset Value
Higher—
•
This
closed-end
reflect
to
Power
>
the
Corp.
Net
distribution
as
dividend
a
with
realized
loss
of
cents
cents
of
the
share
to
1957.
cents
34
share
per
for
share
higher
than
Eastern
in
at
as
Dec.
to
$1.04
$7,577,125
was
188,
V*
4
■
1957.—V.
New York
patent
if*med
of
manufacturing
October,
abrasive
coating
in
plans
by
this
reveals
the
first
development,
new
50%
to
to
sandpaper
is
in
most
widely
industries
metal
for
known,
the
of
licensing
agreement
and
Henry
A.
the
arrangement
has
tion
Societe
Correa,
the
for
metalworking
material,
Pact
du
Carbureteur
would
already been
transmitted
the
to
French
of
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Stock
Stock
Exchange
Stock
This
oil
37
Exchange
38
—
Exchange
carburetors,
189, p. 341.
countries.—V.
fuel
fuel
filters
in
Adam
Grunebaum has
enabling
President,
Mr.
New
announced
Grunebaum
York
and
on
is
surface
33
Corp.,
bond
dealer.
He
is
also
and
director
a
investment
Peesident
and
the
Nyliaco Credit Corp., Ltd., and a director of the
Corp., and Daniel M. Hicks, Inc.—V. 188, p. 1513.
Adhesive Tape
Stanley
Weiner,
of
securities
director
a
modern
a
10
Exchange
Condition
and
Payable
Rates
Statement
of
Combined
Condition
of
famous
Reserve Banks
Banks
than
half
a
million
dollars
features
and
the
latest
name
adhesive
of Adheco.
The Adhcco
liner tapes,
tapes,
New
The
loan
York
State
corporation
is
and
sheets
located
at
on
58
cloth,
paper,
Seabring
St.,
Corp.—Chairman Elected—
Harry
C.
Long,
His
Ltd.
Corp.,
of
been
has
activities
discovery
Ranch
the
who
Nordon
of
1936.
Basola
have
Ventura
San
elected
has
been
under
County,
Chairman
of
Aeco
and
independent operator
City, Fresno County,
Oakridgc Fault
in
the
an
Raisin
included
production
field,
Vallecitos field,
,
the
Calif.;
Benito County,
Fiscal Quarter Ended—
the
and
discovery well
182, p. 2245.
Calif.—V.
Dec. 31,'58
before
Federal income
Dec. 31,'57
$9,809,597
1,140,259
600,000
928,320
$114,091
earnings
*•
Earnings per share
on
On Dec. 31.
three
was
$0.47
1,156,944
shares
presently
$0.35
$0-10
outstanding.
1958, working capital was $8,859,391 as against $3,484,730
at the start of the fiscal year. The current ratio
in
current
assets
to
$1.00
in
current
liabilities.
In
the
fiscal
quarter ended Dec. 31, 1958, the equity value of the stockholders*
vestment reached a record $12,227,425 equal to $10.57 per share.
in¬
On
Sept. 30, 1958. stockholders' equity was $11,802,860 or $10.20 per share.
—V. 187, pp. 2329 and 2437.
offered
to
Plan
employees
at
90e'c
under
the
company's
present market value.
The proceeds are to be used to purchase
involved.
Cessna
Corp.—Merger Effective Feb. 2—
Aircraft
Corp.
Building
Note
below.—V.
Credits,
189,
Inc.,
Privately—This
p.
145.
Co.
of New
York
of
tile
financing
purposes.
Pur¬
the shares.—V.
188,
Ltd.
Secondary Offering
A secondary
offering of 452,155 shares of capital stock (no par value)
was made on Jan. 27 by The First Boston
Corp. at $30.50
The
—
—
share, with a dealer's concession of 80 cents per share.
offering was oversubscribed.—V. 188, p. 2737.
Aluminum Co. of America—Plans
Frank L. Magee, President of Alcoa and A.
of Rome Cable Corp. on Jan. 22, announced
reached
on
is
meet
stock
on
after
is
subject
passage
to
the
of
be
the
said.
Ambassador
sole
The
operator
Irish
and
concession
Ltd.,
Oil
a
concessionaire,
involves
approxi¬
the
upon
its
of
outcome
exploration
pro¬
Shoe Co.—Shipments and Earns. Off
1958—3 Mos.—1957
$
1958—12 Mos.—1957
$
'
$
43,949.363 137,998,280 186.851,369
2,096,278
4,777,7389,124,438
$1.30
$2.97
$5.67
35,747,086
—
1,815,292
$1.13
2437.
Francisco
San
indictment had
Arizona,
Regional
been
charging
Securities
the
Office
returned
by
violations
announced Jan. 23, 1959,
the D. 8. District Court in
of
the
anti-fraud
provisions
and the Mail Fraud Statute by William Isaac
McLeod and Wilmot W. Trew, all of
Phoenix.
The
indictment
charges
a
scheme
to
defraud
policyholders
and
stockholders of American Buyers Insurance Co., of Phoenix.—V.- 181,
p. 2237.
Lowry,
William
American
Act
A.
&
Foreign Power Co. Inc.—New President
Elected by Venezuelan
The
was
election
of
of
the
affiliate
Titus,
President
who
Affiliate—
Claire
M.
of
board
Titus
directors
President
as
Cia.
of
and
Anonima
Manager
Luz
and
Electrica
a
de
by the board of directors of that company, operating electric
announced
Mr.
of
of
American
Jan.
on
<fc
Forign
Power
Co.,
in
Inc.
Venezuela,
19.
who
resigned as Vice-President and Assistant to the
American & Foreign, has succeeded Rudolph T. Lucke,
retired.
The
Venezuela
electric
to
each
Alcoa
shares
will
of
The
their
Alcoa
energy
company
distributed
distributes approximately 20^ of the total
in that country, serving Caracas and 10
as
agreement
Los
Angeles, Calif.—
has placed a
corporation
purchased one-half of the
Rome
in
a
members
will
be
used
for
general
corporate
in
now
of
the
Chairman of
consummated,
new
to
company
Rome's
the
will
of
Alcoa
The
agree¬
shares
stock.
Board
rather
be
of
Rome
than
Cable,
the
at
serve
will
Rome
Cable
continue
in
H. T. Dyett
when and if the
company.
on
annual
meeting
in
the board of directors
The
plans
are
to continue
and
the
no
fundamental
major changes
policies
Jan.
on
voted
Texas,
of Ft.
2G
of
Life
American
Ratified—
Savings
Insurance
Co.,
Miami,
voted
their
approval
as
did
Florida
Sun
Lauderdale, Fla.
.
Life
Insurance
Co.
„
The agreement which was approved on Jan. 26 calls for the exchange
of shares on a basis of one of the Nashville firms for every one of
the Miami firm's 221,076 shares.
the
When
American
number
shares
each
of
the
three
firms
are
exchanged
for
Corp, shares it will Increase the number of out¬
the Nashville firm to about 5,200,000 and their
shareholders to better than 16,100.
of
American
insurance
of
Investors
shares
standing
established by the
in personnel
In
Life
of
Savings
force of
about
has
assets
of
$5,000,000.—V.
more
189,
p.
than
145.
$500,000
and
t
Cable Corp. shares currently are listed on
Exchange. The company has approximately 2,500
sales
for
the
year
ending
March
31.
American Metal Products Co.—To Retire Pfd. Stock—
operating
4 ' •
The
the New York Stock
29,989
shareholders.
1954
anticipated.
Rome
1958
or
Rome
amounted
to
Annual sales have averaged $47,000,000 over the past
The company has approximately 1,500 employees. It oper¬
ates manufacturing plants at Rome, N. Y., Torrance, Calif., and Colas well as sales offices iA principal
lcgeville, Pa
cities of the United
States.
Rome is best
known for its bro_ad line of
quality insulated
directors
have
authorized
the
retirement
of
the
remaining
shares outstanding of the original 150,000 shares authorized in
5V2K
cumulative
convertible preferred $20 par
stock on
March 31, 1959.
$40,615,000.
years.
shareholders
overwhelmingly to merger their company Into
American Investors Corp. of Nashville, Tenn.
Earlier in January, American investors Life Insurance Co. of Houston,
Fla.,
company.
management,
net
called
management
formed
newly
previously planned, but he will
procedures
Cable's
This
stock.
three
upon
capacities
is
the
of
common
communities.—V. 188, p. 1713.
American Investors Corp.—Merger
agreement had been
all the properties of
common
shareholders
Rome
activities
present
present
as
acquire
five shares of Rome
other
Acquisition—
D. Ross Fraser, President
that
the approval of Rome shareholders who will
March 25, 1959.
If approved, it will take effect immediately.
and Rome plan to combine their electrical conductor, conduit
accessory
Co.
which
by
355,226
contingent
on
Alcoa
and
for
distribution
common
ment
plan
a
Cable
permit
five
proceeds
SEC
an
utility
Aluminium
of
issue.
The
depending
-
p.
Venezuela
June
$7,500,000 subordinated note due 1974 with institutional
investors, it was announced on Jan. 21.
The Mutual
Insurance
Stock
underwriting is
No
1609.
p.
Alcoa
Allied
Places
The
that
member
will retire
Aircraft Radio
Employees
the
of
,
See
contract
days
provides
per share
187,
Phoenix.
corporation on Jan. 19 filed a letter of notification with the
covering an undetermined number of shares of common stock
$2.50), not to exceed an aggregate market value of $50j000, to
Rome
months earlier,
$2.87
active
The
SEC
150,000
$403,320
—
(est.)
Net
'-Based
The
90
264.091
525,000
is
1385.
$8,826,395
$540,259
taxes
taxes
Sept. 30,'58
in installment note financing, construction
in the mortgage and mortgage servicing
engages
and
188, p.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
per
$10,487,792
sales
Earnings
contract
Earnings
45
of
chase
Aeroquip Corp.—Reports Increased Profits—
Net
concession,
will
Net earnings
Allied Laboratories, Inc., Kansas City, Mo.—Files With
be
Aeco
in
corporation
business,
(par
Calif.;
»
American
Buyers
Insurance
Co.,
Phoenix,
Ariz.—
Indictment Charges Fraud in Sale of Insurance Stock—
line will include pressure sensi¬
and rolls
Brooklyn 31, N. Y.
President
15.
Jan.
within
$
—V.
fields.—V.
film, and foil.
since
the
of
announcement
Shipments
in
quality control instruments such as Tracerlab's
Gauges designed specifically to insure a uniform quality
Eeta
This
terms
American Brake
46
.,
The Course of Bank Clearings-
Floyd R. Warner, Vice-President, will supervise the national sales of
complete line of quality pressure sensitive adhesive products under
tive
1958.
•
personnel will arrive in. Ireland to
Initial operations will include photo-geologic and
Period End. Dec. 31—
Federal
of
President,
product.
a
12,
,
of
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices- 46
electronic
the brand
,
pressure
more
industrial
Dec.
on
for three additional fivevyear periods, during
which Ambassador must spend a minimum of $2,500,000 per five-year
pericd, in order to keep the agreement in effect.—V. 188* p. 2025.
,
cost
holders
Johnson said.
Mr,
The
46
Statement
the
Johnson's
gram,
46
Member
of
Federal Reserve System
Corp., Brooklyn, N. Y.—Acquisition—
public
the contract, the company will commence drilling the first test well in
less than two years and expects to spend $1,000,000 or more during the
on
Jan.
26
announced the
acquisition
sensitive adhesive tape manufacturing plant fully
equipped with the latest processing machinery.
This plant, located in Brooklyn, N. Y.t was constructed at an original
of
delist
order
hearing
a~
Ambassador
operations.
five-year period,
51
firm
Canal-Randolph
request.
mately 27,000 square miles of land, excluding offshore acreage.
While the agreement with the Irish Government calls for a minimum
expenditure by Ambassador of $500,000 during the first five years of
State and City Bond Offerings
the
269
that
announced
wholly-owned subsidiary,
Corporation & Investment News_Cover
Foreign
Vice-President
well-known
a
to
an
has issued
to
1959
investigation studies.
Under
33
Dividends Declared
Director, Harold N. Leitman,
a
28.
Executive
Hanseatic
government
Jan.
elected
the SEC
6,
•
legislation,
commence
Miscellaneous Features
other
Johnson
Mr.
«
been
of
Dail, Irish Parliament, on
enabling legislation by the Dail.
Mr.
Consolidated Industries, Inc.—New Director—
H.
hands
the
the
33
General
Kurt
Feb.
lease.
gas
43
automotive fuel systems
and
pumps
until
permission
Commerce for
and parts in France will
complement the world-wide distribution of
equipment exported by the ACP division. He added that Carter
plans to continue expansion of its foreign operations by licensing the
of
or
42
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 33
SEC Index of Stock Prices
33
informa¬
and
company,
Requested—
requested
excluding the six northernmost counties still under British control, was
signed in Dublin on Jan. 14 by Sean Lcma&s, Minister aS Industry and
the Republic of Ireland.
The contract was presented to
39
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
firm.
lias
corporation has been granted an exclusive concession to explore
in Ireland, it was announced on Jan. 15 by F. Kirk Johnson,
This is the first time the Irish Government has issued an
oil
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
new
Die.—Delisting
Exchange
of this
persons
in
Over-the-Counter Markets
the
Stock
Ambassador will drill the first oil or gas exploration well ever drilled
in Ireland, Mr. Johnson said.
The contract granting the concession which involves, all of Ireland,
37
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto
for
Exchange
such
manufacture
missile
the
President.
Zenith.
According to Mr. Correa. the manufacture
in
use
To Explore for Oil in Ireland—
37
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock
and
and
34
for
of
ACF Vice-President of Marketing, said
be effective immediately.
Manufacturing
for
Ambassador Oil Corp.—Granted Exclusive Concession
34
Set—
manufacture
especially
2133.
p.
36
Willys Jeep carbu¬
signed by the corporation's Carter Carburetor
retors in France has been
division
excess
34
shares
188,
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
ACF Industries, Inc.—License
A
.
in
used
are
removal
37,000
—V.
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
surfaces.
wood
or
services,
1813.
Industries,
stock
interested
Midwest Stock Exchange
The
the
other
many
finishing
29
34
ExchangeDetroit Stock Exchange
increase
200'*<>.
25
Cineiiiiia& Staak
for more than 20 years, an advance which
the
wearing qualities
of the
materials
from
patent, No. 2.857,879, was issued on Oct. 28, 1958
and
assigned by the inventor to this
company,
which
makes
its
national
headquarters in Port Lee, N. J., and has its main manu¬
facturing plant, in Omaha, Neb.
The process, known as "Magnecoating," makes use of magnetic force to coat flexible backing materials
with abrasive particles.
Coated abrasive products, of which household
promises
military
p.
thereon.
According to the application, filed at the request of the
Issuer and Gera Corp., about 91.5'i of the 436,129 shares of Aluminum
Industries common is owned by Gera Corp., leaving
approximately
13
(Bonds)
Stock Exchange
Boaton HUmk Exchange
a
products
1958,
the
188,
American
common
giving
(Stocks)
Stock Exchange
American
under
company
The
the
Page
New York Stock Exchange
$8.85
or
1713.
p.
for
Aluminum
Stock and Bond Quotations
share
per
1957.
31,
made
are
program.—V.
gains for the
contrasted with a
share,
per
cable
products—chiefly made of copper—and steel conduit
wiring systems.
Its products are sold to electric utilities,
manufacturers,
other
wire
fabricators,
industrial
users,
wholesalers, mines and oil companies. A number of specialty products
In This Issue
Abrasives Co. of America—New Process Revealed—
Announcement
other
York
New
Realized
At Dec. 31, 1958 net unrealized appreciation
per
of
stock
July 31, 1953.
for
1958
amounted
per
equivalent
9
100^
Copy
a
electrical
on
income
97
of $289,908,
year
of
and
and
28
investment
compared
.t
Jan.
on
$1.25
MISCELLANEOUS
-
wire
investment
company listed on the New York Stock
reported a net asset value at Dec. 31, 1958 ol
$33,584,107 or $39.22 per share on the 855,716 shares of the
company's
stock outstanding at that date.
This compared with a net asset value
of $24,310,071 or $28.99
per share at Dec. 31,
1957, after adjustment
Exchange
Price
of
The
preferred stock agreement provides that the preferred stock
be redeemed on any dividend date by serving redemption notice
days prior to the dividend payable date.
The preferred stock
will be redeemable for cash
at $20 plus a
may
30
quarterly dividend of 27'/2
cents,
or
it can be converted into common
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(598)
shares outstanding.
at the rate of 1.11 shares of common stock for every one of
©referred held up to and including March 30, 1959.
•
When
the
retirement is completed, capital
of the company win
stock
Chemical Corp.—Plant on Stream
corporation's new $4,300,000 sodium chlorate plant at Aberdeen,
Miss, went on stream in January.
Delivery of finished product is
expected by mid-February after the usual ture-up period.
The new plant, designed for an initial production of
15,000 tons
of
sodium
chlorate per year, wa3 constructed primarily to supply
Chemicals to the rapidly growing southern pulp and paper industry
for bleaching pulp and
paper.
It also is used in weed killers and
measuring
industrial
United
States.
Aberdeen
plant,
combined
with
facilities
duction
include
to meet
future
the
corporation has
(manufacturing ammonium
—V. 188, p. 114G.
end
American
Charles
B.
said
retirement
normal
existing
perchlorate at its
large-scale
Henderson,
only
date
is
because
he
believes
it
is
the
in
best
his'
Allen. Vice-President of
Bank, has been elected a director for
S.
The
General
and
Manager
be
1957, has been elected
and
Charles
F'oundries, and Frank
Steel
national Harvester
OF
SUMMARY
Co.,
L.
Heater,
W.
Jcnks,
have been reelected
CONSOLIDATED
sales
Net
income
of
OF
Net
income
income
taxes
$501,170
per
189,
p.
shares—
share„___
42.
—
—
Va %,
while
Thirty-to-59-day
effective
66
to
89
Jan.
clays,
21
90
to
5
was:
3% ;
to
179
29
25a%;
days,
days,: 314% ;
and
-4"
2453.
p.
Board—
on
is
also a director of Continental Casualty. Co.; Conti¬
Co. (Chicago); United Wallpaper,
Inc.; G. D. Searle
Hospital, and the Chicago Boys Club, of which he 18
Assurance
Evanston
also" Treasurer.—V.
r,;2 •
189,
.4
146.
p.
•
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7
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Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay Ry.—Earnings
Period End. Dec. 31—
Railway
oper.
1958—Month—1957
Net
172,041
—-——
$4,221,600
$4,507,057
1,954,288"
2,033,445
-?,/
——r—'—■—
:—;
from rail-
revenue
:
operations—4'"
way
,
$293,862
164,539
'..'.'4
-
1958—12 Mos.—1957
$324,253
expenses
Net
ry. oper. income-..
—v. 180, p/146.
:
:
:
v/
'
//
$159,714
$121,821
$2,267,312
$2,473,612:-
57,707
35,982
8C2.665
896,068-
;
*",%•
.
;s
/
*
•
*
_
Ampex Corp.—Stock Listed
on
Files
per
proceeds
with
y Avco Manufacturing Corp.—Debentures Offered—This
corporation is offering to holders of its common stockright to subscribe for $14,931,900 of 5% convertible
subordinated debentures due Febr 1, 1979 in the ratio of
cent)
the
the
to
share, through Bruno-Lenchner, Inc., Pitts¬
to be used for expenses Incidental to
$100
are
of
the six
months
Calgary, Canada—Earnings-—
sharp increase in its gross income and
a
principal amount of debentures for each 64 shares
stock held of record on Jan. 26, 1959.
The
subscription ..price is 100% and the rights will expire on
Feb. 10, 1959. The offering has been underwritten by a
group of investment banking firms headed by Lehman
%/.'■
common
ers
last
year
ended Sept.
of producing,
refining and marketing facilities
area.
Total
to
,/;:J
;
operating
amounted
income
$735,613,
in
the
compared
six
months
with
in the
$60,701
1,290,881
$1.40
profit,
cash
flow,
of
$320,978
Pacific Coast and New
each
'
by
Research
further
The company has 1,835,002 common
for
30,
sales
totaled
1958
nose
scheduled for the
notes
debt
of
payable
$2.25
convertible
of
subsidiary
stock
($3
5 In
to Sept.
value
designated
pany's
stock
(without
share.i_
per
5114,098 shs.
with
Agreement
banks
14
may
be borrowed at any
90-day notes bearing interest at the prime
time such note's are issued (4% at Dec. 31, 1958),
i960
series)
on
Option
of
share
of
issuance
initial
shares
Plan;
said
preferred
conversion
price
of
be
Demand
691,434
stock!;
of
shares
and
the
been
under
the
com*
for
cumulative
shares of
(c)
value
has
reserved
$2.25
6.06
par
series
no
issued.
issuance
for
of
of
(without
but
been
1,304,347
debentures
issuance
convertible
reserved
shares
offered
now
for
stock
common
at
the
and
the
thereof.
the
percentages
to
has
shares
race
conversion
stock
authorized,
reserved
(b>
the current
upon
preferred
shares
outstanding
preferred stock at
each
of
bean
these
449,312
(at
Stock
shares
have
of
none
conversion
on
senior
company
names
of
the
purchased
of
to
the
the
each
of
debentures.
several
unsubscribed
by
underwriters
debentures
them
are
additional
and
follows:
as
'
%
Total
Brothers—
Emanuel,
$160,994,500
68,941.280
11,519.560
45,094,560
60.000,000
C.
Securities
Corp'.___"
Feb. 17; and $50 million Illinois Bell
Bache
&
Bacon.
G.
II.
Fund Inc.
common
common on
Feb.
on
M.
Courts
&
Co
Feb. 2;
F.
duPont &
ilnc.i
&
McDonald
1.6
Hayden,
Co
189.
p.
Roney &
Co
I.
William R.
Stein
1
1.6
Co.^
&
Barney
&•
.70
2.8
Co.
Staats & Co.,___
Bros.
&
1.6
,70
Boyce
Webster
Securities
1.6
&
&
.70
Hutton &
Simon
&
.70
'tj._
Pomeroy, Inc._:
M.
.70
Co
Smith,
Corp.
Straus. Blosser
Corp.__
1.6
Sutro
:
2.8
2.8
Van Alstvne, Noel & Co.__
G. H. Walker & Co
1.0.
1.0
Walston
1.6
Co
&
Co.
•
Co., Inc.
1.6 V
&
<fc
Wertheim
White.
McDowell
*
Dean
Co._i__2
&
&
Cohu
Witter
.70
.70
.70
Co., Inc
Weld
Winslow,
-
&
Watling, Lerchen & Co/_
2.8
477.
2.8
Co._
1.6
CoiJ
,
—V.
Northwest
C.
Stone
Co.__
&
Schoellkopf.
1.0
Co
Ripley
Stone
Wm.
2.8
Marache
Hallgarten
!
Co
Pacific
Union
Securities
Forgan &
Goldman, Sachs
Granbery.
&
2.8-
Co.
Mullaney, Wells & Co.__
1.6
Co
Glore.
description of the above corporate financing may be ob¬
''Securities Now In Registration" Section of the Jan. 29th
2.8
1.6
Eberstadt & Co
Equitable
.70
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
Freres &
1.0
Dillon.
Securities
4; $55 million
2.8
Inc._.
Lazard
1,0
Co.__.
Eastman
Co.___„
2.8
Inc
Byllesby & Co.
Francis I.
1.6
Co.-_^._
1.6
Dominick & Dominick
on
&
&
Co.,
1.6
...
Inc
Co./ Inc. _JL_
&
&
1.6
Co.
Bradford
C.
Lemon
Peabody
Kidder
M.
2.8
Co
Co.
Blyth &
1.0
&
Humphrey, Inc.,70
Kidder,
Whipple & Co—.70
&
%'
'
Co.
Applegate
l.o
Becker &
Blair
&
Johnston,
A.
Redpath
$352,220,340
Telephone bonds
1.0
Inc.—2.8
Ai'chincloss, Parker &
60,000.000
$241,455,340
Hulme,
1.6
Allyn & Co.,
'
-
Hirsch
8.3
Allen Sz Co....'—;—2
$178,184,500
V"
8.3
Deetjen & Co
Harriman
&
&
1.0
2.8
1
Co.,
2.8
Stetson, J
.70
Co
2.8
Chronicle.
Bankers
preferred
$50
1,133,000
:
§9,405,454 shs.
200.000
in
and
§ Excludes:
Reynolds Metals Co. preferred on Feb. 11; and $7.5 million Government
Employees Variable Annuity Life common on Feb. 12.
.
2,320,000
15,000,000
par)_
1,
addition,
issuable
and
Among the larger offerings during Feb. 2-27 period are: $15 million
Kingdom of Denmark bonds on Feb. 5; $25 million Public Service Co. of
.
7,500.000
debentures.:
company
has a revolving Credit
which
an
aggregate of $40,000,000
t Indebtedness
68,941.280
Thursday issue of the
14,000.000
•
^Consisting of 15-year 5% first mortgage sinking fund bonds, series
A, maturing Nov. 1,
1966, payable in Canadian currency by Moffats,
Ltd.; a wholly-owned Canadian subsidiary.
J.
tained from the
due—
company
convertible
rate in effect at the
A.
A detailed
installments
is
The'
debentures
Also, $12 million Fidelity
Capital
2.9 million issues of Universal Oil
Processes
annual
balance
subordinated
value—stated
up
; '
within
annually)
Common
A.
Feb. 25.
■,
$7,500,000
i
annually)
Adamex
on
in
when
Bear, Stearns & Co._^
Indiana bonds
structures
FINANCING
($1,000,000 due annually)
cumulative
par
time
Stocks
$110,765,000
PRESENT
due
due
Lehman
Total
airframe
>
due
1970
l,
UNDERWRITERS—The
23-27
banks
to
$1,825,000
due*
respective
Feb.
TO
($170,000
JBonds
to reach the market in each of the next four
33,575.000
engines,
EFFECT
($500,000
5%
acquire the amounts shown below:
____
aircraft
GIVING
notes
Sept.
3%*
for
16-20
net
3%%
by the Chronicle
private security
offerings amounting to about $352 million in the four-week period com¬
mencing Feb. 2. The first week of February alone may raise half of the
capital sought in the four-week period. Later developments and the usual
scheduling-sparring, of course, would alter this picture. The preceding
four-week period (Jan. 26-Feb. 16) estimate of
private senior and common
issues amounted to about $514 million.
Feb.
during"the""fiscal year ended
income was $9,556,000.
company
4Vs'c
under
'
Avco
year):
until
*
$17,190,000
the
(including
(•Promissory
Information obtained from SEC, and
private sources
indicate that the market will be asked to absorb total
6
be
will
provide
the
Outstanding
of investors'
money.
9-13
to
of
.
•fShort-term
coming month
of February
appears to be twice as large as that for private senior offer¬
ings, according to the Corporate Financing Department of the Commercial
and Financial
Chronicle, as of this date. Contemplated bond offerings in
the
forthcoming four-week period are expected to tap investors' funds for
about $110 million and stock issues
may accommodate around $240 million
2-
debentures
incurred
equipment
its consumer
one
Feb.
and
components.
of
Long-term
Feb.
the
of
loans
In 1956 the company discontinued the major
goods business.
The wholly-owned subsidiary,
Broadcasting Corp., acquired in 1945, is in the business of
and television broadcasting,
radio
NEXT FONR WEEKS
Bonds
construction
electronics,
cones,
missile
portion
Crosley
•''.V
Private Capital
sale
bank
$282,930,000 and
CAPITALIZATION
;„../The securities scheduled
the
'//•
■
the
major portion of the company's plants and facilities
is
devoted
to research,
development ana production for government
defense agencies, principally in the fields of space flight technology,
ESTIMATED CORPORATE FINANCING IN
weeks may
./
from
short-term
BUSINESS—The
and
common
share.
a
of
EARNINGS—Net
ICBM
Estimated dollar volume of
$11.50
at Wilmington,
Mass., on which the company has
approximately $16,000,000 to date and anticipates the ex¬
approximately an additional $1,000,000.
penditure
Nov.
stock at
common
Center
expended
in
He
reduce
funds
the
in the company's
Indonesia.
proceeds
to
Avco
of
..part
w
into
benefit
company
PROCEEDS--Net
stated that considerable progress has been made
negotiations with respect to its large acreage interests
pointed out that outstanding opportunities exist In
Indonesia for the development of petroleum and other natural resources
and the recent passage of the Foreign Investment bill by the Indonesian
Parliament should expedite such developments.—V. 187, p. 2790.
Mr.
This corporation, reported to be the leading manufacturer of
magnetic
tape recorders, was listed Jan. 19 on the Pacific Coast and the New
York Stock Exchanges.
The corporation reported consolidated net
earnings for its fiscal year
Brook
,
year
the
100u.
used
de¬
of a sinking fund beginning Feb. 1, 1966
is required to retire $750,000 debentures in
and may at its election retire up to an additional $750,000
For the sinking fund the debentures will be redeemable at
which
annually.
■
ago.
ring capital gains.
:
convertible
are
will-have the
under
pur¬
.
debentures
The
They
was
first half of the current fiscal year, against a loss of $172,485 a
The results shown above for 1957 are exclusive of nonrecur¬
the
year
or
rights offering, also have agreed to
$68,100 principal amount of
additional
an
bentures.
ended Sept. 30, 1958,
in the corresponding-
reported for the 1958 fiscal
period, against a loss of $140,959 in the first half of 1957.1 These de¬
ductions and write-offs amounted to $291,188 in the first six months
of 1958, and $25,520 in 1957, leaving a net operating profit of $29,790
a
under the
chase
;
period of 1957. After operating expenses,, taxes and interest, but before
deductions for depreciation, depletion, amortization and other write-offs,
774,529
York Exchanges—
ended April 30, 1958, of $1,540,000.
—
Brothers and Emanuel, Deetjen & Co. who besides pur¬
chasing all debentures not subscribed for by stockhold¬
in
,
flow in
Denver
$1,803,738
$0.39
2u,
—:—
770,835
1,294,903
_
Number of capital
—V.
increased
W'o.
Zwiener, President of the Harris Trust and Savings Bank
has been elected a member of the board of directors. 44
Zwiener
Co.;
paid for
sition
1957
—
Dividends
Earnings
rates
Oare,/Chairman
30, 1958, the first half of its
current fiscal year, T. L. Brook, Chairman of the Board, has announced.
Mr. Brook stated that in large part the increase was due to the acqui¬
OPERATIONS
(
Federal
10 cents
The
This corporation recorded
cash
1958
taxes
at
Pa.
Asamera Oil Corp., Ltd.,
of
Inter¬
vi:/—..-.....—$21,011,532 $29,580,209
.902,170
3,709,738
401,000 ' 1,900,000
—
before
Vice-Presidents
President
covering
offered
on
mining operations.
directors.
RESULTS
Three Months Ended Dee. 3i—
Net
-Mr.
nental
member of the
Jan. 16 filed a letter of notification
3,000,000 shares of common stock
(par
one
corporation
burgh,
the Harris Trust and Savings
the unexpired term of the late
Brizzolara
D.
L.
V.
Chieago,
&
With
Guy E. Reed.
Ralph
a
the
In
Robert
to
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Banker
the New York Stock
Armstrong Uranium Corp., Cheyenne, Wyo.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
interests
SEC
1949
the Transportation Equipment Division since
director succeeding Thomas Drever, retired.
American
schedule
2,3;
days,; 3^ % .—V. 188,
Railway opcr. revenue...
Is
Barclay
increases
according
Lanterman,
he
within less than two years.
Chester E. Grigsby, Vice-President since
George
270
Kennth
of
law firm of Thompson, .Weir &
Barclay and is a member of the board of directors of The Grace-New
Haven Community Hospital and The DeForest & Hotchkiss Co. arid a
member of the board of managers of The Jane C. Childs Memorial Fund
for Medical Research and is also a member of the New Haven County,
Conn., and American Bar A8sociations.~V. 188, p. 2026. '
the company for his successor to realign duties and responsibilities
that will be necessary because of senior officer retirements occurring
a
on
59. days,
to
^
directors
Mr.
of
of
sell-off
a. nounced
unchanged.
rate
new
to
180
president.
Foundries—Changes in Personnel—
Vice-President since 1954.
relinquishing the Presidency before
r
20
notes,
..v..-.
remained
The
30
research,
Barclay of New Haven, Conn., has been elected to the board
of this company, it was announced by Frederick Machlin,
John W.
of
facility for
Nev.> plant,
President since 1949, has been elected Chair¬
He is succeeded as President and Chief Executive
Board.
Joseph
by
Jarchow
Mr.
to
Jarchow,
C.
of the
man
Officer
Steel
the
notes
/
Exchange.
expand sodium chlorate pro¬
demand or to manufacture oxidizers,
provisions
the sharp
of
because
■
plans
of
Jan.
on
paper
the Board.
Five-to-29-day
and
180-to-270-day
notes
60-to-89-day
and
90-to-179-day piiper rose
60,000 shares of Armstrong Rubber Co., class A common
stock.
This offering was postponed later, presumably
sodium
,
Aberdeen
and
information used in a variety of
commercial applications.—V. 187, p. 1781." ...
storing
company
commercial
of
Armstrong Rubber Co.—Secondary Distribution Post¬
chlorate
output at the corporation's Henderson, Nev., plant, will total approxi¬
mately 40,000 tons ner year, about 45%
of current domestic con¬
sumption, and will make this corporation the largest producer in the
the
at
and
Monday, February 2, 1959
.
Associates Investment Co.—Increases Rates—
The
its
poned—It was announced on Jan. 28 that The First Bos¬
ton Corp. planned to offer a secondary distribution of
defoliants.
Production
ot
.
The
cotton
many
began operations in the Spring of 1946, employing about
a
dozen people.
Since then it has experienced many-fold growth, be¬
coming the outstanding company in the magnetic recorder industry,/
manufacturing three types of products: (1) Tape recording machines
for the professional recording of sound (audio recorders) and television
images (videotape recorders); (2) high quality stereophonic tape re¬
corders for the consumer market; (3) tape recording machines for the-
a
American Potash &
than 6,100 sharcowners include
more
The company
$2 par common st^ck/jQic (Which 2,000,000 shares
are
authorized.
On Dec. 31, 1958, there werfe. 1/341,940 shares of
common stock outstanding.—V, 188, p. 2241.
of
solely
consist
Its
approximately 3,000 employees of the company and subsidiaries.
the
.
.
'
January
29.
1959.
The
covering
-
1959.
Southern, Inc.—Statement Effective—
registration
statement
8,934. shares, of
'-See
also-V.
filed
common
187, p. 2649.
with' the
stock;
SEC
became
on
April
effective*7
14.' 1958'
onvjah?'15,
-r
.
*v
.
*
I
Volume 189
Burden
This
Number 5817
filed
which is located
registration
covering 102,533 shares of
record .date,
The
by
subscription price and underwriting terms arc to be
Shearson, Hammill & Co. is listed as the
amendment.
Burden is engaged in the precision
of
components
mechanisms.
end
great
a
remaining
proceeds,
for
used
of
ball bearing business, its products
variety of sensitive instruments, devices
outstanding
approximately
additions
executive
$300,000 will be applied to the
bank loan indebtedness. Of the
$450,000 is to be applied to the
the stock sale,
$2,300,000 of
construction
the
to
Park
Plant
Avenue
in
Danbury
to
be
offices
and production purposes and approximately
manufacturing r.ud laboratory equipment, some
a
portion of the equipment leased to the com¬
pany
by the government.
The balance of the net proceeds will be
used for general corporate purposes.—V. 186, p. 1258.
$500,000
to
which
of
acquire
will
replace
Beaver Lodge Oil
named
Vice-President
B.
and
Fuller
G.
elected
was
Secretary-
Treasurer.
directors
Hew
Klein
of
Burt
and
Beaver
Kleiner
of
L«dge
Oil
-Mr.
are
Hills,
Beverly
Dallas attorney, and Lee Van Atta,
III,
Hudson,
Eugene
Calif., Thomas R.
also of Dallas.
the company, remains a director.
further
advised
the
stockholders
that
Hudson
Thorpe,
(1)
extensive
Mining Corp. Ltd.- -Dropped From Cana-
dian Restricted List—
The
the
Securities
and
deletion 'Of
Exchange
Commission
Jan.
on
27
announced
this
corporation from its Canadian Restricted List,
upon the effectiveness of a registration statement under the Securities
Act of 1933, covering a public offering of its common capital stock.
—V.
188, p. 1922.
\
Ben Franklin Oil
voking
the
business
Square,
is
registrations
City,
Kaufman
President
N.
Co.,
and
issuance
the
and
J.,
decision
a
Securities
Fred
Elm
Corp.,
doing
Kaufman,
Orange,
N.
J.
stock
of
Frederick
the
The Commission's decision was based in part upon a decree entered
on Dec.
17, 1958. by the U. S. District Court for the District of New
Jersey permanently enjoining Frederick Securities and Kaufman from
violating the registration provisions of the Securities Act of 1933 in
offer
The
The
each
in
and sale
defendants
—V.
of
188,
to
also
the
file
violation
stock
common
consented
Commission
failed
willful
to
of
entry
ruled
the
that
Oil
&
Gas
Corp.
of said decree.
Frederick
required report
of
Franklin
Ben
reporting
Securities
of financial
and
Kaufman
condition
of
requirements
SEC
for
Rule
17a-5.
Big Bromley, Inc.—Statement Effective—
The
registration
1,
filed
statement
covering 6,000 shares of
April
with
the
SEC
on
Dec.
on
stock, $300,000 of 5%
common
and $100,000 of 6%
notes due
Jan. 19'.
See also V. 188, p. 2639.
1979,
effective
test
reduce
received
GIVING
EFFECT TO
PRESENT
the
Common
stock
•Includes
April
9.
1958,
debentures due
1980,
1,
became
t-In
(no par)
December,
the
1958
$25
stock
$0.25
to
split
have
runs
been
completed
per
authorized
the
2,000
the
shares-to
stated
share,
value
thus
stock
common
150,000
stock
common
split
of
the
resulting
in
of
the
in
the
Black-Clawson's commercial-scale Pandia pilot pulp mill in Ber¬
lin, N. H.
Northeastern hardwood species provided the first test wood,
186,
other
from
regions
have also
been
pulped
ment
as
Chairman
Borg-Warner
the
of
York
he
lh.s
-V.
said
will
138,
Board
also
as
although
his
of
this
corporation,
Chairman
of
the
subsidiary of
a
supervisory
board
services
in
his
available
York
on
/
was
effective
Jan.
1,
consulting basis when¬
can
be of assistance.
a
operations
York, it was announced
The.notes fall due in 1968 and in 1971.
Proceeds
used
were
Chas.
profit
98
E.
Beard,
for
cents
1958
gonnabend, Chairman of the Board and President of Botany.
The merger would be accomplished through an
exchange of stock,
present talks indicate.
Jacobs has
approximately 960,000 shares of
stock
common
shares
of
outstanding,
when
common
and
Botany
conversion
but
will
have
close
to
2,500,000
recently called preferred
completed oa Feb. 14.
In the past week Botany has been traded
over-the-couter in the $G-$7 range
and Jacobs
over-the-counter in
the
$5-$G range, although Jacobs has a New York Stock Exchange
listing which is temporarily suspended because auditing difficulties
delayed its year-end financial report.
F. L. Jacobs produces original equipment auto
parts and accessories,
to
finance
the
purchase
of
such
as
window assemblies,, instrument panels, grilles, door handles,
oil seal rings. All domestic automotive manufacturers are served.
Three
Jacobs
plants
are
in
operation
in
Grand
Rapids
and
one
in
Detroit.
In
May, 1958, Jacobs acquired control of Symphonic Electronics,
producers of Phonographs ad related equipment.
Symphonic operates
plants in Lowell, Mass., and New Brunswick, N. J.
Earlier in the
Jacobs acquired the Seranton Corp., producers of specialty textile
and entered the television field through the purchase of Hal
Roach
Productions,
which
was
made
part
of the Seranton
Corp.
biochemicals
to
sell
that
for
the
which
corporation
a
embark
the
upon
business
of
selling
research
purposes.
the operating period
1958
conv.
at
profit
a
1'.
■
.
GIVING
was
EFFECT TO
pfd. stock ($100 par)
(par
1153.
p.
-J..
$1)
Jan. 29.
on
to
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
-
7,500 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
^
1,920 she.
300,232 shs.
-Plans to "Sell Common
that
it
plans
to
sell
300,000
be
the
in
neighborhood of
company has the
Bank of America.
after
be
by
the
time
the
new
benefit
sufficient
to
to
of
be
generated
finance
for
program
of a $15,000,000 loan agreement with
available under this loan agree¬
proceeds from the common stock
sale,
Borrowings
application
together with cash
struction
produc¬
$10,000,000
is offered.
The
the
'
reserved oil
President,
of
Jan.
oil
$2,875,000,
announced
14
most—if
1959.—V.
from
operations,
all—of
not
188,
expected
are
the
company's
to
con¬
2639.
p.
Captains Club, Inc., New York, N. Y.—Files With SEC
66.5%
up
from
compared with 59 cents
per share,
per
The
estimated
an
net
SEC
1957
and
equal
to
share earned In 1957.
believe
we
Dividends
them
to
be
reasonably
accurate
and
possibly
corporation
covering
shares
of
A
B
and
The
filed
22
of
class
three
B
with
the
and
495
(no par)
offered in
be
at
shares
be
notification
stock
to
par)
to
are
of
common
(no
class
proceeds
letter
a
A
stock
common
share
underwriting.
capital..,
Jan.
on
shares
165
class
class
one
$540,
used
for
per
units
unit,
of
without
general
working
the
on
Carlon Products
totaled 60 cents per share, the same
as
has been paid each year since 1954 when 50 cents was paid.
Mr.
Beard estimated
operating revenues of $69,510,000, operating
costs of $63,280,000 and a cash flow
(net income plus depreciation)
of
during
paid
1958
39.320,000 (up 17.21* over 1957).
will receive the first of our Lockheed
Electra
turbo-prop
Abramowitz, President.
air-,
heed
Electra
City
aircraft
187,
into
South
our
American
service
the
in
Spring
of
1960."
The
1732.
p.
will
purchase
expansion
Buena Vista Film Distribution Co., Inc.
(N.Y.)—New
The
Mr.
Ludwig,
succeeds
The
the
also
the
company.
Treasurer.
two
Sales
the
the
announced
election
of
Irving
H
Manager.
Vice-President and
Samuels, who has resigned.
newly-created
The
announced
General
end
formerly
Leo F.
board
15
Jan.
on
President
as
v
:
corporation
promotion
Domestic
Sales
Manager,
/
of
Louis
E.
the
the
serve
west
.
the
of
area
with
Carlon's
Carlon
complete
line
of
Lubbock
plant is a part of Carlon's current
during the past six months has included
which
program,
million-dollar
facilities at the Aurora headquartors and construction of a new extrusion plant in
Compton, Calif. Mr.
V Abramowitz
reported that 1958 sales and earnings have been the high¬
est in the history of the company.
Carlon, which has 20-23% of the
new
plastic pipe business in this country, is the world's largest producer of
plastic pipe and fittings. The firm operates eight other plants through¬
the
out
country
and
is
affiliate
an
ment Corp.
Gaudreau
Texas
plastic pipe and fittings including those made of polyvinyl chloride,
Kralastic and polyethylene.
The plant will also produce plastic-coated steel underground pipe for gas distribution, electrical
conduit, and all
applications requiring corrosion-free metal pipe.
Carlon soon expects
to add a complete line of plastic-coated metal
pipe to its present line
of plastic pipe and fittings.
With plants in Lubbock and Corsicana,
Texas, Carlon will now pro¬
vide complete coverage for the entire southwest area.
aircraft will be placed in service in other
including Texas-Denver and Texas, Oklahoma and
they are received. We expect to put the Boeing 707
as
and
of
turbo-prop
markets,
Kansas
The purchase price was not announced.
facilities will be operated under the
Abramowitz said
name,
craft in May and plan to put them in service July 1, 1959," Mr. Beard
concluded, "and our Boeing 707 pure jet aircraft will go into scheduled
service Dec. 1. Initially the Electras will be operated between Houston,
Dallas and Chicago and between San Antonio, Dallas and New York.
The
starting Boeing 707 pattern will be the same. Additional Loqk-
major
Corp., Aurora, Ohio—Acquisition—
This corporation has purchased the assets of the United
Pipe & Tube
Co., Lubbock, Texas, according to an announcement by William L,
Mr.
"We
of
American
Research
&
Develop¬
'
to
of Executive Vice-President and Treasurer of
Gaudreau previously
was
Business Manager and
post
Mr.
Central of Georgia Ry.
Period End. Dec. 31—
appointments
effective
are
immediately.
Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
7958—12 Mos.—1957
Railway
oper.
revenue-
$3,703.02!)
$3,615,181
Railway
oper.
expenses
3,027,095
3,071,176
ops.
$675,533
$544,005
$6,092,644
$8,134,072
income---
435,991
326,941
4,023,203
nounced.
The
4,906,838
intercontinental
plant builds electronic computers to guide
ballistic missile and computers for use in
the
the
560
building will be built in
plants and Tireman Avenue.
feet
long,
115
is
will
feet
is
due
wide
to
scheduled
bring
the
for
total
in
area
an
It
will
and
begin
Atlas
will
be
contain
to
60
operational
vacant
between
stories
two
130,000
90
October
next
now
in
square
Mr.
days,
at
height,
feet.
Eppert
November.
or
space
Tireman
the
The
said.
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.—Common Stock
— Public
offering of 350,000 shares of common
new
value) was made on Jan. 27 by an under¬
writing group headed jointly by Kidder, Peabody & Co.
$19.87Vz per share. This offering
and Estabrook & Co. at
be
the
The
fourth
original
completed.—V.
major
building
expansion
188, p.
of
100,000
move
for
square
2454.
utility
will
Danskammer
service
square
of New
profit surge is continuing in the new fiscal year.
For
the fiscal quarter ended Dec.
31, net profit of $275,200 on
sales of $5,461,229 was, reported.
This is more than five times the
profit of $49,200 made during the same period last year, when sales
amounted to
same
to
cents
77
stock,
common
to
compared
as
a
after provision
loss
of
nine
for preferred,
cents
fall
steam
of
station
which
is
expected
to be
placed
In
1909.
Hudson's
service
York
to
City
about
10 miles south of Albany.
Population of
The company derives around 80%
operations and the remainder from gas op¬
Electric service is available throughout the company's terri¬
is
area
approximately 350,000.
revenues
from
electric
tory and gas service is provided in and about
keepsie, Beacon, Newburgh, and Kingston.
EARNINGS—The
the
cities
of
Pough-
reported
total ..operating revenues of
$31,581,000 and balance for common stock of $3,454,000, equal to $1.15
per share,
in the 12 months ended Nov. 30,
1958.
For the 1957
calendar year total operating revenues were $29,862,000 and balance
for common stock $3,342,000 or $1.11 per share.
company
DIVIDENDS—Over
during the
dividends
quarter last year.—V. 189, p. 146.
Point
the
territory covera about 2,500
miles in the Hudson River valley from a point 40 miles north
erations.
the firm's
$4,856,544.
Earnings per share of
in
BUSINESS—Central
of
On the heels of a
year that showed a 43%
Increase in earnings,
this company's shareholders learned at their annual
meeting on Jan.
amounted
net proceeds from the sale will be used by the
in connection with its construction program which
expenditures estimated at $19,771,000 in 1959.
The pro¬
includes completion of a third generating unit at the company's
company
require
gram
the
(A. M.) Byers Co.—Earnings Sharply Higher—
that
oversubscribed and the books closed.
was
to 450,000
the computer
feet, acquired in
1955, was later expanded to 220,000 by new construction in 1956. An¬
other 87,000 square feet has recently been leased in two
buildings on
the opposite side of Tireman Avenue.
The plant now has more than 2,300 employees.
This figure is ex¬
pected to grow to over 3,000 when the present schedule of expansion
22
ry.
147.
p.
PROCEEDS—The
will
is
oper.
189,
stock (no par
feet.
operation.
ry.
$42,557,534 $44,212,202
36,464,890
36,078,130
Offered
new
Construction
Net
—V.
SAGE
system of continental air defense.
present
from
Net rev.
corporation will shortly start construction of a new $2,000,000
engineering and administration building at its Tireman Avenue mil¬
itary electronic computer plant, Ray R. Eppert, President, has an¬
is
and
biochemical
used
conservative side."
it3
of
basic
the Foundation'should
company announced on Jan. 21
shares at competitive bidding.
common
"These
figures," said Mr, 'Beard, "are subject to adjustment in
either direction upon completion of our annual audit now in progress
This
underway to explore the possible advantages of a
merger between this corporation
and F. L. Jacobs Co., Detroit-based
auto
parts and
phonograph equipment maker, according to A. M.
of
but
Foundation
payments.
Completion
are
to
for
stock
188,
This
Braniff Airways, Inc.—Net Profit Up 66.5%—
addition
Discussions
and
cumul.
ment
Co. of New
surance
square
Botany Mills, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
of
areas
the
equipment which had been
California ElecMc Power Co.
Republic National Bank of Dallas and Mutual Life In¬
The
Corp,
retirement
that
pected
Borg-Warner
experience
2350.
p.
of
that
make
past
the
and
Division
Lauer
Ma
1959,
ever
of
Corp.,
that
and
research
satisfactory purity.
decided
general
more
and
in
biochemistry
in
Stock at Competitive Bidding—
Burroughs Corp.—Continues Expansion—
nearly 48 years of continuous service with the present com¬
pany and its predecessors, Stewart E'. Lauer has announced his retire¬
trustees
needed
Authorized
surplus
The
After
available
in
the preparation
was
Boyce Oil Co.—Places Notes Privately—This company
has placed $10,867,000 of secured notes at 5V2%, with
2470.
p.
of
distribution
CAPITALIZATION
576
from
successfully.
Borg-Warner Corp.—Lauer Resigns—
as
cor¬
common
Ludwlg
at
to
nonprofit
a
research
biochemicals
not
or
as
to.
24,
construction
refiner, as well as "Selectifier" screens and B-C Valveless filter
washers, the system will produce exceptionally high quality pulps from
hardwoGd chips in a wide range of finenesses and with surprisingly low
horsepower consumption.
No steam or hydraulic pressure is required
in treating the chips to pulp.
Development and testing of the "B-C Cold Soda System" was carried
referred
terminated, and the cor¬
poration acquired substantially all those tangible assets of the Founda¬
tion used by it in
carrying on the functions of preparing and distribut¬
ing rare biochemicals.
Pursuant
reduced
to such
corporation
the
Tentative date for opening bids is Tuesday, March 31. The
Company
will announce the hour of day for
opening bids as soon as they have
been determined. The bids will be
opened in Los Angeles, Calif.
Proceeds from the sale will be used to
repay a major portion of
bank loans which already have been
employed to finance construction,
The bank loans now stand at
approximately $7,500,000 and are ex¬
Black-Clawson
new
assets
On Oct.
company
then out¬
was
change
no
the
the
shares
in
engage
special purposes
rare
decided
inventory
and
biochemicals
September,
disc
—V.
such
$102,600 shs.
and
relating
which
hereinafter
adequately carry cn the services previously provided
by the Foundation. The corporation was formed specifically to- acquire
.
100 to 1.
shares
were
and
its
of
further
was
its
able
be
Is
$300,000
President—
hardwoods
would
Foundation
during
1957 an option was granted George F. McCarthy,
an
employee of
the
company,
to
purchase,
giving
effect
to
the
100
for 1
split 4,000 shares of common stock until Sept. 30, 1958.
On
Nov, 1, 1958 this option was extended to Oct. 1, 1959 at a
purchase price of $3 per share.—V. 189, p. 342.
Kin
jet
on
It
of
preparation
account.
Pulping System, a development of the company's
Pandia Division.
Utilizing the Pandia screw press, the Pandia reactor,
the newly developed Black-Clawson
"Cliemifiner" and the Sutherland
and
research.
—V.
increased from
of
March, 1958 the board
should devote its efforts to
Common
standing 1,026 shares of
promote
One
scientists
commercially available
portion
time
Foundation
In
offered.
now
to
to
not
the
of
the
the
Incorporated in California
was
fields.
the
notes
1652
end related
Outstanding
$300,000
"'11150,000 shs.
in
of
3
period."
distribution
Co.—Develops New System—
Continuous Cold Soda
out
poration
assets
tangible
convenience
activities
Foundation
9,000 original shares reserved for the exercise of warrants
attached to
was
notes
the
For
the
"operating
The
FINANCING
Authorized
Five-year subordinated 6%
all
operated
by the company,
indebtedness, and
short-term
current
activities.
a
CAPITALIZATION
—V.
Black-Clawson
Successful
to
be
to
r
1957,
2739.
p.
used
proceeds
stantially
The
Incorporated under tlie laws of Indiana In September, 1951, Bowmar
lias its executive offices and.
manufacturing facilities at 8000 Bluffton
Road, Fort Wayne, Ind.
re¬
Street,
all
of
owner
Frederick
of
120
of
Securities.
the
net
Dec.
1960.
Corp.—Registrations Revoked
announced
Jersey
Fred
as
Kaufman
& Gas
21
broker-dealer
Journal
26
Jan.
on
be
the
be
31,
may
before
or
equipment.
tion
SEC
warrants
on
corporation designs and manufactures specialized
apparatus
used
in
electronic
equipment
which
high degree of precision and high standards of quality.
Precision components and assemblies produced
by Bowmar are used
in commercial and military aircraft,
missiles, defense armament sys¬
tems, satellites, space research projects, and business and industrial
,
The
be
will
time
electromechanical
require
to
reconditioning operations of company properties in the Four Corners
Area arc underway and
(2) that economic commitments of the new
management group assures the company adequate operating funds for
an
indefinite period. •
The
company's offices are maintained at 1101 Mercantile Dallas
Building, Dallas, Texas—V. 177, p. 137.
Bellechasse
$150,000
purchases
any
approximately $50,000 will be spent on additional gaging, inspection
engineering
equipment.
Another
$50,000
will
supplement
the
company's
research
and
development
program
budget,
with
the
balance added to working capital.
V.
Hartnett
Merle
former President of
Mr.
to
stock
at
not be exercised prior to Feb. 1,
registered as to principal and interest.
PROCEEDS—Of
Corp.—Hudson Elected President—
William B. 'Hudson, of Dallas and New York City, independent oil
operator ancl investor, was elected President and Chairman of the
Board.
Joseph B.
Avant,
independent geologist of Dallas,
Texas,
was
are
such
exercised
may
BUSINESS—The
Of the net proceeds ox
reduction of
notes
event
be
may
warrants
aiul
principal underwriter.
being
The
(599)
which
and
1960.
share for each six shares held.
new
one
in
detached
Danbury,
with the S'.tC on Jan. 22, 195!}
stock, tc be offered for subscription
common
the rate ol
at
1960,
31,
East Franklin Street,
at
statement
a
by stockholders
supplied
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
corporation,
Conn.,
.
.
on
the
the
common
three
past
stock
at
the
years,
the
annual
company
rate
of
80
has
paid
cents
per
share.
year,
items,
—V.
189, p. 479.
offered
Bowmar Instrument Corp.—Securities Offered—Fulton
Reid & Co., Inc., on Jan. 21 publicly offered $300,000 of
five-year subordinated 6% notes with stock purchase
warrants
Jan.
1,
These
Interest
to
for
Dec.
31,
1958
payable July 1 and Jan, 1.
accrued interest at any time
stock
purchase
purchase
each
share.
dated
are
and
is
plus
par
The
attached, at 100% plus accrued interest from
1959.
notes
The
exercise,
warrant
stock
common
$1,000
of
attached
the
amount of
purchase warrants
the
notes
to
The
which
mature
notes
60
upon
to
at
notes
are
at
the
the
Dec.
written
grants
rate of
price
non-detachable,
attached
are
31,
19G3.
redeemable
are
days
notes
the
company
principal
stock
unless
California Corp. for Biochemical Research—Common
Stock Offered—The corporation on Oct. 27, 1958, publicly
called
of
the
30
at
notice.
right
shares
$7.50
per
except upon
prior to Dec.
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
(Reg. U.
William Dana Seibert, President.
Published twice a week
150,000 shares of
share). No underwriting
net
PROCEEDS—The
stock at par ($1
involved.
common
was
BUSINESS—The
on
for
St.,
March
California
ferred
to
|
ment
corporation
63,
has
its
Calif.
It
office and laboratories at 3625
was incorporated in California
On the same day it begain acting as operator
Foundation for Biochemical Research
(hereinafter re¬
for
"Foundation")
research
use.
On
in
preparation
Oct.
24,
1958
between
the
and distribution of
the operating agree¬
the
corporation and the Foundation was
corporation acquired, under terms hereinafter set
S. Patent Office) William B. Dana
Company,
Publishers,
25
terminated
forth,
Park Place,
sub¬
EFFECT
bonds:
series
due
series
due
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
1970
3%
1971
2%«6
FINANCING
Outstanding
$2,200,000
13 265 000
series due 1980
12,000,000
3.30%
series
due
3.20%
series
due
1984-.
11,000.000
4 Ya %
proceeds
Angeles
GIVING
3%
series
due
1988
18,000,000
Unsecured
3%
1982
»
debs.,
due
1963
71,000
promissory notes, due 1977
Serial preferred stock (par $100)
4.35%
cumulative preferred stock
4 Vi %
cumulative preferred stock
cumulative preferred stock
4.75%
Common
6,0u0,000
debt:
convertible
5^8%
1958.
the
as
biochemicals
and
Los
27,
•First mortgage
per
will be used to purchase equipment
to be used in the preparation of chemicals; for expanded the inven¬
tory of bought from others for resale); for research in developing new
and improved
methods of preparing biochemicals; and the balance
will be used for general optional purposes, to increase working capital,
and to finance a promotional program.
Medforcl
CAPITALIZATION
stock
(without par value)
•'
7,200,000
225,000 shs.
60.000 shs.
;
70,300 shs.
'
$4,099,664 shs.
20,000 shs.
3,364,615 shs.
•The
mortgage contains no limitation on the aggregate amount of
bonds, of the present or any subsequently created series, which may be
issued thereunder and secured thereby, subjet to tho terms and con-
New York 7,
N. Y., REctor 2-9570.
Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
[every Thursday (general news and advertising Issue) with a statistical Issue on Monday].-Other offices: 135 S. La Salic Street, Chicago 3, -Illinois
(Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1959 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the
post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879. Subscriptions
States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-Anicrican Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other Countries, $72.00 per
year.
in United
NOTE:
On
account
of
the fluctuations in
the
rate of
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
"
naay, * enruary z,
of the 3%
of whom Kidder,
Peabody & Co. and Estabrook & Co. are the representatives, have
severally made a firm commitment to purchase from the company the
respective numbers of shares of the common stock set forth below:
■'
Corp
The First Boston
Merrill
25,000
25,000
Inc
White, Weld <fc Co
—
17,500
G. Becker «fe Co., Inc
\
-
Webber,
Painc,
_
During
and
Public Service Co.—Bonds Ottered—
level
ing from
ranging
of
-N>t
all
4%s, as follows:,
as
redemption prices
estimated
Sales
The
BUSINE38
is
company
and
It
to finance
also
Mx*.
the
EARNINGS—-For
the
of
effect
CAPITALIZATION--Giving
the
purchase
bonds set forth
Eastman
company
Securities & Co
F.
$1,500,000
Suitable Securities
Corp.
R.
McDonnell
1,000,000
W.
Francis
&
Co
Co,
I. duPont
Goodbody
Mullaney, Wells & Co.—
&
Railway
oper.
Railway
expenses
oper
4,440,207
ry. ops.
$289,656
*373,420
Net rev. frcin
Net fry.
income
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
of
Railway
Co
*8,242
*
ry.
300,000.
300,000
.
expenses
756,345
800,739
87,277
Deficit.—V.
189, p.
ended
for
current
188,
Railway
Railway
Net
the
the
stockholders
on
of
Corp.,
period
year
a
assets,
working
capital
and
stockholders'
1958—Month—1957
$1,483,677
$1,224,772
expenses
1,259,859
963,094
Feb.
2,
business
ARC
The
1959.
the
on
stockholders
consummated,
transfer
date
will
with
armroved
27
of
be
full
the
the
that
books
the
will
$223,818
$261,678
$3,435,532
147.
p.
62,271
55,426
■
■
v
as
instructions
be
closed
above
soon
as
to
as
1,379,825
company
in
..
"
16
assume
that
announced
the
it
to
is
sell
and
N.
selling
of
to
moved
plastic,
188,
a
the
as
of
details
Gross
close
——
..........-
expenses
i_
of
plastic
concerning
:
Not
deductions
(net)..
V.
of
188,
their
stock
for
the
stock
of
the
Cessna
Preferred
the
Aircraft
Co.
2739.
p.
dividends
•
Earned
♦Earned
for
per
♦Based
Charleston & Western Carolina Ry.- -Earnings—
Perlod End. Dec. 31—
1958—Month—1957
Railway
oper.
revenue.
$578,815
$582,682
Railway
oper.
expenses
407,957
427,918
Net rev. from ry, ops.
Net ry. oper. income
,
—V.
189,
p.
$170,858
48,996
$7,028,881
4,953,019
$154,764
$2,075,862
37,902
790,555
'
$7,116,678
5,426,614
$1,690,064
817,309
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Earnings1958—Month—1957
1958—12 Mos.—1957
$
Railway oper.
Railway
revenue..
oper.
expenses
30,853,755
23,155,175
on
stock
common
.'/
30,964,163 355,742,060 432,330,368
27,433,890 255,014,036 299,904,055
in
operations
way
Net
ry.
V.
income
oper.
189.
p.
7,698,580
5,085,065
3,530,273 100,728,024 132,426,313
6,452,016
63,440,346
78,154,762
147.
rights to subscribe
$-
Railway
Flailwa)
oper.
revenue—
oner,
expenses
23,594,233
18,554,305
$
$
22,474,449 258,027,700 258,308.215
17,599,898 200,263,598 205,579,093
operations
way
—V.
income...
oper.
189,
p.
5,039,928
4,874,551
2.053.944
1,966,265
479.
57,764,102
23,672,803
52,729,122
21,001,392
then
common
Railway
Railway
oper.
revenue.
oper.
expenses
Net rey.
Net
—V-.
ry.
irom
oper.
189,
d.
ry. ops.
income
—
Jackson
1.25
Riter & Co
Schwabacher
Singer,
1.25
1.00
1.00
at the close of business
are
$2.02
$2.57
183,
p.
held.
on
convertible
0.80
0.80
0.80
0.80
0.80
bank
notes,
and
the
balance
will
be
connection
with
344.
serve
the
0.25
Corporation 0.25
American
Swiss
■
'
:
*.,
,
•
JV
'
.
Constitution Life Insurance Co., Chicago, 111.—Exemp¬
<:
.
shares
are
93 shares
one
of
1934
application,
the
to
only
the
are
share
of annual and
deemed " necessary in
each.
Under
the
circumstances,
The
sale
'
three
originated in 1958 when 25,000 out-!
stock were registered for public
stockholders.—V. 188, p. 2740.
-
file
to
reports
of Constitution
shares
by
continued
'
obligation
selling
Life
Continental Pump Co., St. Louis,
:
the
other periodic reports by the company is not'
the public interest or for the protection of
investors.
'
of
of which 399,907
by Bankers Life & Casualty Co.
The remaining
held by 13 stockholders, of whom 9 are directors owning
qualifying
standing
securities
outstanding
of capital stock,
400.000 shares
are
owned
filing
Mo.—Catalog—
catalog covering the Con¬
Utility Pumps which all incorporate the helical screw principle;
Utility Pumps have no vanes, turbines or impellers. Only
ope moving pajt turning in a tough rubber stator providing positive
displacement. These pumps are self priming to as much as 25 feet of
suction lift, have high reserve pressure, low internal turbulence giving
continuous uniform flow and freedom from air locking.
The company
on
Jan. 2 announced
a
new
tinental
Continental
applied by the
The majpr
expenditures for electric plant would be $465,000,000 for turbo-genera¬
tors and associated equipment and $449,000,000 for transmission and
distribution system additions.
Act
According
estimated $53,000,000 of shorttoward payment for additions to
Authority subway systems.
Securities and Exchange
Constitution Life
the
Transit
-
'/•
cliRiigo
an
proposed financing, the company reports it
is engaged in a construction
program which will involve expenditures
estimated at $1,000,000,000 for the years 1959-63.
This includes the
proposed acquisition of three power plants owned by the City of New
which
0:25
0,25
0:25,
Commission has issued an order grant¬
ing an application of this company, for an exemption from the an-'
nual and other periodic reporting requirements of the Securities Ex-
after
the sale
0.25
189, p. 44.
The
••
from
Walker & Co
0.25
0.25
Reinholdt & Gardner
—
0.25
The Robinson-Humphrey
Company, Inc—
—0.25
William R. Staats & Co._^
: 0,25.
Stern Brothers & Co.—
<0.25
Stillman, Maynard & Co
3 0.25
0.80
0.80
tion—
An
and
0.80
2
—
The Milwaukee Company—__
Newhard, Cook & Co
The Ohio Company.—
Putnam & Co._
—:
1.00
0.80
,
Feb. 13, 1959.
on
Co
—_
G. H.
$5,352,813
period.-—V.
&
Co. Inc.
0:35
Fulton Reid & Co.. Inc.-—— 0.25
Hayden, Miller & Co
0*25
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.— 0.25
1.00
;
—
Company, Inc
Courts & Co.^
First of Michigan Corp
'
—0.80
W. C. Langley & Co
Reynolds & Co
Shields & Company
Spencer Trask & Co._
May 1, 1959 at a con¬
version price of $61 per share
payable by surrender of $100 of deben¬
tures and $22 cash in
exchange for two shares of common stock.
In
Rothschild .& Co
Hayden, Stone & Co
underwriting group
headed jointly by Morgan
Stanley & Co. and The First
Boston Corp. will underwrite the offer which will
expire
debentures
Corporation
Mqseley & Co
Q.35
Co
&
Deanc
Bosworth, Sullivan &
1.00
:
0.35
0.35
0.35*
Scribner—_ 0.35
Stroud & Company Inc.——_ 0.35
Ball. Burge & Kraus
0.25
J. Barth & Co._:—.—— 0.25
1.25
i
Becker &
0.35
& Co., Inc
Hutton & Company
F.
1.25
Dddge & Co._—1
G.
B. Hibbs
W.
The Illinois Company Inc.-—
McDonald & Company
,
Higginson
F.
0.35
E.
&
—
0.35
0.35.
Company-!— 0.35;
1.25
1.25
& Dominlck
0:35
_
-
1.25
Rhoades & Co.
Webber,
Inc. ,0.35
Co.,
&
Folger, Nolan, Fleming-
3.00
_
Loeb.
Baird
Southwest
First
3.00
!
W.
Blair & Co. Incorporated
William Blair & Co-—.
Blunt Ellis & Simmons_
Securities
Goodbody & Co..^
:
stock
Controls Co. of America—Forms Swiss Unit—
This
'
Putze,
has
company
President,
a
Swiss
on
Jan.
formed
announced
subsidiary.
27.
-
Controls A.G., Louiar
situated at Zug, Switzerland, will be the center
of foreign operations for the parent, which has operated since 1955
a
manufacturing plant in Nijmegen, Holland, making), controls for
heating, refrigeration and appliances.—V. 189, p. 148.
The
new
company,
BUSINESS—The company is a public
utility company engaged in the
manufacture, purchase and sale of electricity, gas and
supplies electric service in the Boroughs of Manhattan, The
Bronx, Brooklyn, Richmond and Queens excepting the Rockaway Dis¬
trict, and in Westchester County excepting its northeastern portions;
gas service in the Boroughs of Manhattan and The Bronx, in the First
.and Third Wards of Queens, and in the more populous parts of West¬
chester County; and steam service in a part of Manhattan.
Approxi¬
mately 80^ of the company's operating revenue is derived from sales
of electricity,
approximately 15% from sales of gas artd approximately
generation,
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Dec. 31—
Baker, Weeks & Co
,
Co
&
Estabrook
(flat) for $59,609,500 of 4%
convertible debentures, due Aug.
15, 1973, at the rate of
$100 principal amount of debentures for each 25 shares
York
Net revenue from rail¬
Jfet ry.
Robert
3.00
_
Webster
&
0.60.
0.60
0.60
0.60
Shearson, Hammill. & Co
:
F. S. Smithers & Co—.—— OS0_
Bacon, Whipple & Co.—
i
0.35
1.00
1.00
A.
0
$6,823,533
0.60
Marache & Co
3.00
3.00
1.00
1.00
L.
utility plant after Nov. 1, 1958.
1958—12 Mos.—1957
$
Smith
F. S.
at 100%
term
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
RR.—Earnings1958—Month—1957
3.00
Pierce, Fenner
Incorporated
: 3.00.!
Hallgarten & Co.
marine
"/(>
0.60,
0.60
0.60'
■
■
3.00
Co
&
Brothers
Dominick
500 of Convertible Debentures.—This
company is offer¬
ing the holders of its common stock of record Jan. 26,1959
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds
'
Freres
Clark,
970,491
....
y'::
;:•<
& Co.
^4—_,A—
Alex. Brown & Sons_^_____—
Dick & Merle-Smith.
Francis I. duPont & Co
/
—
Dean Witter & Co
$59,609,-
utility company to the payment of
Period End. Dec. 31—
Union
Co
&
Werthcim & Co.
manu¬
2,663,602
each
severally
Bache
..
10.05
3.00
Curtis
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.—Offers Its
Common
Stockholders Rights to Subscribe for
The
from rail-
revenue
10.05
—
Corp
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day
■
Net
the
the subscription offer:
pursuant to
Dillon,
have
below
named
company, in the respective percentages
convertible debentures as are not sub¬
the
3.00
Carl M.
-v
1,339,324
.....
shares
the amount of
been $59,778,600, for
1,195,572 shares of common
have
Granbery,
$7,794,026
share——
common
2,651,360
Oct!, 31,
debentures)
would
underwriters
The
—
Hornblower & Weeks—
3,781,735
■—
,
stock outstanding at
of
amount
issued
be
Corporation
—$6,692,637
of
147.
Period End. Dec. 31—
to
—
Drexel
^
1958—12 Mos.—1957
for
Stone
.1958
- 1957
$46,324,041 $44,305,821
36,104,912
34 121,566
....
.
'
'
•
Laurence M. Marks & Co
R. W. Pressprich & Co
—V.
income
*
27,561,0001
3.00
-
exchange
principal
Smith, Barney & Co.—3.00
$10,219,129 $10,134,255
10,474,372
10,457,628'
——
27,982,000
3.00
&
Co.—Earnings Off
All
been
has
income
income
Income
transaction.
closing
revenues
Operating
place
the
$100
debentures
Wood, Struthers & Co
A. C. Allyn- & Co., Inc.
Aircraft
take
into
each
for
Ripley & Co., Inc.
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Kuhn, Loeb «fe Cp.—
'
.
*'
12,000,000
Harriinan
all
-
number
244.
p.
.•..wj
;
*
12,000,000
Forgan & Co._
Goldman, Sachs & Co._——_
J.
freight-loading slings and
,
>
24,331,000
common
Lee
accessories.—V.
T
convertible debentures, due June 1, 1963, had
common
stock
(at the conversion rate
of four
Noyes & Co
W. E. Hutton & Co.-
.
*'
■
25,000,000
of the shares of
converted
Securities
Jet-Pak:; immediately; bagN. Y., from its- present
Auburn,
»
"
v
■ - v
2,750,000
If all the 3%
Glore,
bags.
will
Newark,
Operating
Operating
of
the basis
Paine,
'..SV'
bonds:
%
2®»%
Blyth & Co., Inc
Co.—Assutiiles Jet-Paks Manufacture
Jan.
on
'
1,455,000
'
Yonkers
Eastman
$3)322,712
1,185,042
■'
'. :
■
.
'•
2,750,000
•.
12,523,573
t
"
-
:
series due May 1, 1979—.
Steam Corp. first mortgage
bonds. 3Va% series, due 1963
White, Weld & Co
income—
oper.
189,
V
5,176,000 <>
York
scribed
$16,029,928 $15,846,285
•
*
,
3%
UNDERWRITERS
from rail¬
operations..,.
>"'■■■
1,437,000
;
.
stock.
9,750,350
will
series due 1979
f
50,000,000
'
& Power
99 years
6%
monev
agreed to purchase from
set forth below, such of
*478,275
acquisition
purchase
f-~-
15,000,000
:
Hemphill.
*908,121
closing
July T, 1995—
County Electric Light
conversion of which there would be reserved
$1,845,917
the
closing of
advised
equity
12,594,396
aking machinery will be
site
$1,375,148
23,720"
due
Merrill Lynch,
revenue...
oper.
revenue
The
n
9,385,852
due June 1.
Edison Electric Illuminating Co. of
Y. first"co'nsol. mtge. gold bonds,
convertible
$10,761,000 $11,596,267
$217,528
anticipated
50,000,000
1958—12 Mos.—1957
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric
Jan.
is
60,000,000
1988
4% series O,
shares
ago.„
P-
147."
on
it
and
60,000,000
been
.
29, Ellis Leach, President, announced
nine months totaled $32,741,000, or an
same
12 Months Ended Dec. 31—
The
1987—
*On
Nov.
first
over
Columbian Rope
Cessna Aircraft Co.—Acquisition Approved—
Radio
1,
1958 the amount of convertible debentures now offered would have been
2243.
p.
oper.
ry.
—V.
-
income..'.
oper.
-
of $13,000,000,"
the $10,897,457
increase in net sales of 5for the first
an
Period End. Dec. 31—
3,383,347
rail-
$238,155
above
general corporate purposes 47,300 shares of its stock from Paolino Gerli
at $23?b per share.
Net
331,890
$1,018,267
operations—.„
due Oct.
The First Boston
1958—12 Mos.—1957
$995,000
revenue from
way
30,000,000
40,000,000
N.
Morgan Stanley & Co,
include
Net
40.000,000.•
series
Lazard
'
Net
70,000,000
30,000,000
1986——
Lehman
Inc.—Earnings—
revenue..
oper.
1985—
1986—
1.
9,000,000
9,000.000
;
57,382,000
*1,113,000
54,828,000
^
;
/
; >:
■
4%
convertible debs., due 1973—
*59,779,000
*59,779,000
y
,
$5 cum. pfd. stock (v;ithout par value)
1,915,319 shs.
1,915,319 slis.
Cumulative preferred stock (par $100)
2,200,000 shs,
^
r
Common stock (without par value)— *16,771,831 shs. *14,900,159 shs.
with
Columbian
Railway oper.
1,
Electric Light & Power
debentures due July 1, 1976
3% convertible debs., due June 1, 1963
4 V2 '/c convertible debs., due 1972——
were at a ten-year low
in 1958. We are. reasonably opti¬
regard to the fourth quarter of our fiscal year, and the
results should be better than last year," Mr. Leach stated.
Mr. Leach added that Collins & Aikman had
recently purchased for
$8,269,127 $11,630,369
1958—Month—1957
1958,
$1,771,000
facture Jet-Pak
Central Vermont Ry.
excesb
40,000,000
35,000,000
70,000,000
..
1,
Co.
Colorado & Southern lty.—Earnings—
189, p. 147.
Period End. Dec. 31—
in
are
40,000.000
35,000,000
due Oct.
The
$2,000,000
1983
1984——
automobiles
300,000
1958—12 Mos.-—1957
$667,016
year
than
more
1,
1,
Jan.
■>
due Dec.
:
increased during the nine months ended Nov. 29, while long-term debt
diminished. The ratio of cuiTent assets to current liabilities was 4.7 to 1.
$4,721,209 $54,169,869 $59,832,602
4,054,193
45,900,742
48,202,233
$4,729,863
revenue.
is
•
due Feb.
due
mistic
Jersey—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
"This
this
40,000.000
50,000,000
due May
New
1957 when
Sales
9.
way
Period End. Dec. 31—
sales
"
50,000,000
Westchester Ltg. Co. gen. mtge.
3 (a %
series due 1967—
with December
profit of $22,000 in the third quarter of
the first profitable quarter since 1956.
a
$3,261,000,
60,000,000.
40,000,000
1982
L
J.
bonds,
the quarter.
quarter of 1957 were $3,100,000,
$1,300,000.
—V.
189, p. 43.
Central RR. Co. of New
during
60,000,000
1981
Staten. .Island
1958
600,000
Inc.—
800,000
Co.
&
Hugh
1981__
gold bonds, due Oct. 1, 1997
Eldison Corp. first mtge.
this corporation's
to their highest
Clary, President, an¬
of
L.
;
due May 1,
due Mar. 1,
series G,
series H,
series
'
-
50,000,000
■
M,
N.
—400,000
Co.
Ohio
Childs Securities Corp..—
800,000
—
..
quarter
600,000
—
1,
5%
600,000
—
Co
800,000
& Co
Baxter & Co..
—V.
The
Pressprich <fc Co. 1,000,000
Baclie
<fc
months
Total
700,000
Co
&
Blair &
Fahnestock
Co.
-
Smithers
S.
William
1,500,000
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
due Feb.
The
earnings for the first nine months were $684,000 after taxes or
$1.22 a share, compared with $745,000 or $1.34 a share in 1957. "While
sales increased this year, profit was affected
adversely mainly due to
the poor results obtained in our automotive product lines.
Sales of
$800,000
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
Union
Dillon,
F,
..
Net
named below have severally agreed
the principal amounts of the 4%% s*
below opposite their respective names:
the
from
of
said.
increase of
purchasers
PURCHASERS—The
to
machines carried
fourth
emergency,
corporation showed
Jan.
on
to
bonds,
new
series
.
.
Clary
The
for the calendar
of
50.000,000
Co.
,
capitalization of the company at Oct. 31, 1958 amounted to: $102,560,-'
000 in long-term debt;
250,000 shares of cumulative preferred stock,
par $100; and
3,463,600 shares of common stock, par $10/
-
:
sale
the
to
1979J^.___
5''
Collins & Aikman Corp.—Net Sales Up 51/2%—Earn¬
ings Lower—Buys 47,300 of Its Shares—
to
net income
and
1,
$59,600,600.
total operating
1958,
31,
$54,237,161
with $52,980,035 and $9,652,141
$9,987,438, compared,
year 1957.
.
to
due Jan.
series L.
/ "
fourth
hitting
sales
Clary
nine
ended Oct.
amounted
E,
Line.
the company reported a net loss of $462,583."
pointed out that earnings alter Sept. 30, 1958, up to
$975,000, will not be subject to a provision for Federal
income tax.—V. 189, p. 43.
energy
months
12
company
series
100,000,000
60,000,000
30,000,000
,
series
.approximately
about
revenues
30,000,000
3%%
•
consolidated
Mr.
a
the company furnished electric service
territory. At Oct. 31, 1958,
233,300 customers.
California
the
on
8.
volume
the
total for all of
natural
sells
1972.
4,4%
new
;
business
the
for
corporation reported
on
"Our
public utility engaged principally in
in portions of central and
gas
in various parts of its
a
electric
selling
Illinois.
generating
southern
used
be
for
aicne
The
rang¬
company's construction program which arc
$28,000,000 for 1959 and $22,500,000 for 1960.
about
at
will
sale
the
from
jf
Mexico
New
Korean
on* Jan.
total
of
80%
sales
the
of
miles
43
Preliminary sales figures for the three months ehded Dec. 31, 1958,
$4,207,000, with volume for the month of December hitting almost
$1,700,000, Mr. Clary said. Business machines accounted for almost
1958
proceeds
costs
the
the
since
nounced
100.38'v to 100'', and at debt retirement redemption prices
from 101.53',* in 1962 to 100%.
PROCEEDSoart
sales
100,000,000
60,000,000
1972-:.
1,
33«%
were
general
at
is
inl
volume
high
1977
i
f-..
due
C,
3'~'% series
$1,000,000
Record
-$100,000,000
Apr. 1,
due June 1,
3%
The longest single stretch
track, between Liberal,
rail will Ae laid.
new
rclaid
Tucumcari,
consolidated
.$100,000,000
due Nov.
3%%
eight new diasel locomotives
equipped with D. F. (damage
be
FINANCING
Outstanding
series' D,
3"4%
Clary Corp.—Reports Record Sales—
.
redeemable
will
PRESENT
-
3%
the costs of
are
of which
series B.
3:V- series K,
be
TO
V/r
2;>/4% series
.
total operating
1958,
31,
1982
mortgage):
A, due Mar. 1,
series
Kings
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith,
Inc.
(jointly), 100.779; Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
100.519; Salomon Bros, & Hutzlcr,
100.287; The First Boston Corp.,
100.16;
and Lehman Brothers and Bear, Stearns & Co.
(jointly),
are
,,
begin in April.—V. 189, p. 43.
sale Jan. 27 on a bid of 100.88%.
bonds
this figure
to
EFFECT
refunding mortgage bonds
-(open-end
freight house at Des Moines, Iowa, providing
facilities for the Rock Island and its trucking subsidiary, the
Island
Motor
Transit, has been budgeted.
Construction
will
joint,
This offering was oversubscribed and the books
closed. The group was awarded the issue at competitive
new
.•/••
'
200
months ended Oct.
Authorized
.
Pacific RR.—Plans Improve¬
&
21.
cars,
and
new
Rock
turity.
live runner-up bids for the bonds,
snd
2
"'"v"
loaders;
railroad
A
publicly on Jan. 28, $12,000,000 of 4%%
first mortgage bonds, series H, due Jan.
1, 1989, at
101.608% and accrued interest, to yield 4.65% to ma¬
The
in
box
Kansas
100.044.
■;
Island Lines will spend over $14,000,000 oil.
equipment, D. B. Jenks, President, an¬
Rock
the
Jan.
Fifty-five miles of
of
which offered
were
1959.
on
700
frtc>
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co. and Equitable
Securities Corporation headed an underwriting group
There
■,'!%!.
improvements and new
Included
—17,500
Illinois
Central
First
»
capital
342.
p.
$47,121,000
0
nounced
-—5,000
ton
Jackson
Curtis ——'
—V. 180,
■■'
Chicago, Rock Island
5,000
Inc.
Mitchuni, Jones &; Temple-
-
—
147.
ments
12,000
7,500
5,000
12
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
$740,523 $10,681,623 $11,680,703
325,531
4,227,963 * 4,525,866
$855,146
319,721
income.-.
oper.
189, p.
and
the
company amounted to .$571,502,000 and net income ~
stock to $54,404,000, compared with $552,669,000
for the calendar year 1957."
■
1
- -
common
v-.
operations—-
ry.
the
applicable to
23«',
12,000
12,000
Craigmvle. Pinney
Co. ...
Norman W. Eiseman & Co..
Hemphill, Noves & Co
17,500
Hornblower
Weeks
17,500
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades ,&
Co.
:
17,500
Net
—V.
..
from rail¬
revenue
way
12,000
12,000
Hayden, Stone & Co.Laurence M. Marks & Co.
Shcarson, Hammill <& Co—
Spencer Trask & Co
Tucker, Anliony & R. L.
Day
—
Stroud Sc Co. Inc
—
Pierce, Fen-
Lynch,
& Smith
tier
Net
1958—12 Mos.—1957
\
$2,839,256 $34,827,861 $36,819,928
2,093,733
24,146,238 25,139,225
$2,726,614
1,871,468
Railway opar. revenue..
Railway oper.
expenses
.Shares
Shares
75,000
30,000
25,000
of
revenues
1958—Month—1957
Period End. Dec. 31—
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below,
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Estabrook & Co
—
EARNINGS—For
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings-
conversion
*3,541 shares are reserved for issuance upon
convertible debentures, due 19G3.
ditions thereof.
steam.
1958—Month—1957
1958—12 Mos.—1957
$3,045,936
$3,323,974 $35,588,082 $38,273,878
2,355,923
2,483,959
28,338,185
30,035,750$690,013
296,332
343.
$840,015
228,829
$7,249,897
2,149,172
$8,238,128
3,579,772
5%
It
from
sales of steam.
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.—Shipments Off—Earnings Up
Slightly in Fourth Quarter—
-
E.
of
Miller,
L.
fourth
shipments of
r
President
and
General
Manager,
on
Jan.
27
reported
quarter consolidated shipments of $13,594,432 and net earnings
or 75 cents a share, compared with fourth quarter 1957
$976,361,
share.»
The
-
1958
earnings
of
$14,696,203
and
net
*
earnings
..."
of
$975,966,
or
75 cents
j
year's shipments were reported as $52,602,385 with net
$3,308,892, or $2.54 a share.
The year was fourth in
•
Volume
189
Number
5817
.The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
shipments
1957
in
the
ten
past
third
and
shipments of 869,640.560,
and
in
earnings,
net earnigs
and
*
with
compares
of 85,338,832,
factory in Milan.
$4.10
,pr.
to
share.
per
The
of
from
rose
$25,900,000 at the beginning
1959.
Plans lor 1959 reviewed
the
severe
the
one
flood
in
all hut
one
Miller
that
Vernon,
this
the
Mid-Ohio
would
..■%■/
Ohio,
company's
machinery
compressor
Mr.
Mount
experienced in
Presided,-reports
and
at
•/.■'
;
•
:
the most
1913,' E. L." Miller,
city since
on
•v.
of heavy; engine
virtually. normal basis
a
stated
that
the
(owned
Viclc
moment-it is impossible toclosely
loss or damage occurring in the
company's. Centrifugal
Plant, but it seems that this will be limited
mostly to
large electric nmtors which could not.--be'ymoved intime/ and even
in this plant lull resumption of operations -was
anticipated within a
week to 10 days.—V.
188, p. 347.
-V
V.
of
food
has
been
manufactured
metal
according
engaged
in
years
the
12
the
industrial
Dr.
yittorio Sacco
chemical producer
detergent
Diversey
purchased
as
President
in
France1—being
and
Ltd.
in
London,
The
politan
.
company, It
New York
of
England
the
was
end oiiilets in that
Nov.
Giordano
ekpected
units.for
subscription, by
nolders ,of
the;
snnb
such
one
one
common,
unit
unit
for
for
stack
of rCormac
-Dr. ..Pepper's entry
avarv
sWab "of
every "six'shares "-ht
to
lieu
In
of
cash
compensation,
the .underwriter
will receive
writer
has
'Co. for
•
!
agreed
financial
to transfer
advice
and
of
sell,
through
them
these warrants
to
Sutro Bros.
"> /*1 '/
&
':
Photocopy, who will receive
an
subscription rights-intend to exercise their rights and
underwriter, 40,000 common shares so purchased by
prevailing over-the-counter market price at the time of
sales.
persons
its. services,
Fcr
the
underwriter
warrant for each share
one
of
will
receive "from
such
Dulutti, South Shore
,
*
stock sold.
Period End. Dec. 31—
Cormac Photocopy, which is engaged in the business of manufacturtag and marketing Cormac Photocopiers and the distribution and sale
of photocopy paper and other, supplies,. „was responsible. for the forma¬
e;
.
c
'Railway
oper.
Railway
;
Atlantic
$433,253
expenses
460,257
of Cormac. Chemical,
a
newly-organized New York corporation.
The latter will carry on the work begun in 1951
by Harry S. Keelan, a
chemist, of developing for commercial use and application a
single-bath method of developing black and white. film, and photo¬
/
.
Net
$6,526,937
$903,483
435,029
graphic
paper
method.
sale
It
of
trademark
indicated
contrasted
as
intends
the
to
of
Unibath.
that
the
the
to
promote
photo-chemical
existing
and
market
materials
Past
*
conventional three-bath
the process through the
for its use, under-the
with such. processes. has
necessary
experimentation
$5,622
*51,286
*37,400
Deficit.—V.
189,
of
$832,375
209,164
Period End. Dec. 31—
use
Railway
Railway
tain
disadvantages
-'company, however,
Net
.
Net
oper.
1958—Month—1957
revenue.
$467,000
ry.
348,891
328,148
$6,093,600
4,094,687
$186,812
$1,998,913
*8,249
>
63,805
503,091
539,779
$6,182,360
4,686,603
pany's development and marketing program.
prospectus lists Bctho Lilienthal of Greenwich,
Conn.,
■
Net
Net
•
dent
of
the company.
Cormac Photocopy is listed as the owner of
400,000 shares (93.02%) of its outstanding common stock.
Cormac
-Photocopy initially acquired from Keelan an assignment'-of all rights
•
.
A
use his process and then
transferred these rights, including patent
applications, to Cormac Chemical, receiving back, however, an exclusive
royalty-free
right
to
sell
and
use
the
in
process
the
;
stock
and
Cormac
will
•
have
for 20%
Photocopy
made
the
interest.•
I
■»
will pay $217,334
will
photocopy field;
consideration of
above
'*
/•%.;
See
Cormac
Chemical
The
and
Keelan
will
own
' ■'
'
above.'—V.
187,
2000.
p.
:
i
26,
New
investment
filed
company,
-
to its "registration statement covering
Corporate Leaders trust fund certificates,
additional
an
series
"B"
•
for
the
Chicago
poration
the
This
to
Lloyd
Merwin,
Container Corp.
,
.
Jan.
for
announced
at
later
a
$22
public sale
the bond
/proceeds of
poration
was
sale
will
RR.
Corp.—Earnings—
Period End. Dec. 31—
; Railway oper.
Railway
1958—Month—1957
Mr.
7.
Charles L.
Hulswit
announced
1958—12 Mos.—1957
revenue'—
$4,177,419
$46,453,058
$55,835,959
expenses
oper.
$3,939,1/30
3,061,85 1
3,369,390
35,560,597
40,112,215
Hulswit
Utilities,
Inc.
of, the
National
Bank
Nyack,
of
Net
ry.
—V.
,
operations
way
$808,029
446,596
income-
oper.
189,
$897,279
the board
20
of
directors
by Raymond F.
this
of
541,810
148.
p.
> ,
4,620,555
Beach
Delta Oil Co., Albuquerque, N. M.—Acquisition—
This
1
Albuquerque,
,
from
Salt
Lake
City,
share.
Utah,
.to
the
drilling
of
substantial
a
N.
Osage
W.
and
N.
Spring
a
Y.,
Valley
Nine
has
It
of
oil
input
wells.
188,
pilot
A
p.
Section
31,
Township
21
N,
Range
Kelley,
Duncan
this
12- E,
plant
Period End. Dec. 31—
Railway
•
oper.
Railway
will
be
installed
for
the
oper.
revenue
RR.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
revenue—
$6,480,102
expenses
4,081,965
H.
1958—12 Mos.—1957
$6,129,233 $76,935,580 $85,236,093
4.094,526
50,170,589
54,346,225
'
President
ry.
E.
being
—V.
189,
"from
The
subsidiaries
W.
Kochs,
Mr.
United
interest
S.
and
and
a
new
it
was
companies
announced
on
making a total
operating outside of
Jan.
15 by Herbert
of
the
new
subsidiary to be known
as
Diversey
A., was formed in partnership with Italian and French
will operate «n a national basis from its
headquarters and
23
Jan.
and
step
procure
economical
explained
that
watches
General
and
taken
was
to
announced
assemble*
in line
watches,
it
in
has
for
/
Elgin's
of
sources
components
other
and
countries
are
189,
p.
480.
corporation
after
taxes,
the
1959
the
fiscal
in
to
—V.
as
than
water
<
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding
$1,112,000
$1,400,000
495,000
due
1988
650,000
650,000
1,000,000
892,000
due
1978
465,000
($100 par)
preference stock ($20
HTlie
6,000 shs.
par)
■
;
6,000 shs
32,500 shs.
the
1975 series
t.32,500 shs
11500,000 shs.
(par $3)
247,000 shs
or
any new series may be issued
subject to compliance with the terms and conditions-
number
of
mortgage indenture.
initial
conversion
authorized
shares
$32,500 shares of
convertible
of
Increased
was
com¬
preference
from
300,000
Jan. 26, 1959.
on
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
Shares
12,250
;—
12,250
.
8,000
r_
189, p. 345.
to Be
Dividend Raised—
—
Split Three-for One—
for
1958 after all chrages including provision for
State
income? taxes
amounted
to $13,084,067,
or
$5.23
according to the company's preliminary figures reporle *
to directors today by Langbourne M. Williams, Chairman, and Charle
A. Wight, President. These earnings compare with $12,973,328, or $5.19
per share, for 1957.
earnings
and
share,
per
directors
The
cents
90
The
record
The
increased
share from
per
that
cents
90
on
Feb.
the
the
dividend,
the
be
increased
that
90
is
dividend
quarterly
rate
stock
which
be
of
75
cents
split three
the
is payable
to
recommended
stock
recommendations
the
regular
former
stock,
common
and
at
the
the
common
129tli
per
for
one.
consecutive
March
to
2
rate
snare
-to
and
_
quarterly
stockholders
of
16.'
board
common
being
?
600,000
Freeport Sulphur Co. —Net Up
,
where
the
in
gas
and
600,000
limitation
Stock
Fedders-Quigan
three
year,
months
that
had
Corp.)
ended
almost
Nov
new
30,
doubled
a
1958,
that
of
the
from
stockholders
3,000,000
shares
that
to
the
authorized
10,000,000 share,
presently Issued 2,504,850 shares be split three for
annual
the
proportionate increase
Giordano said, "was due
in
earnings
■*
will
meeting
stock
if
per
the
on
share
be
presented
April
20.
to
The
on*
stockholders for actio*'
the
quarterly
new
dividend
cash
of
as
figures
these
securities
the
sales," Mr.
almost entirely to a rise
approximately 53%" in shipments of Fedders brand air conditioners
against a year earlier.
This gain," he said, "substantially more
to
amount
of
Dec.
31,
1958,
marketable
and
which,
would
to
30
cents
share
per
on
rrtt
the
split-up is approved.
assets
included
to
as
cents
Current
net
first
compared
with
of
more
Florida
of
and
electricity
Clemept A. Evans <te Co., Inc..
accessories
quarter record high of the previous fiscal year.
"The new high
net
earnings," Salvatore Giordano, President, said in his report
stockholders, "was achieved on a rise of only 4% in sales volume.
"The
case.
Wtest
the
Starkweather & Co
of
first
*
$23.12 to
.
(formerly
for
to
the
agreed to purchase from the company the following respective numbers
of shares of the convertible preference stock set opposite their names:
Watch
also
per
at
production and distribution of electricity
of
GIVING; EFFECT TO
The
in
from
-
sources.
that
ranging
White, Weld & Co
the
the company's policy
redeemed
500,000
to 500,000
Switzerland.
Manager
with
applied
prices
$22
Subject
1984
payment
Vice-President
the
most
Corr
of
/.
p.
on
position
quarter
subsidiary in Italy,
affiliated
States,
stated that
a
income,
Chairman.
Kochs,
Italians.
director
a
may. be
time
any
of
in
UNDERWRITERS—The
Fedders Corp.—Reports Increased Earnings—
Corp.—Adds Subsidiary in Italy—
corporation acquired
nine
cf
'1 continental
said
the
This
Diversey
■
elected
been
stock
distribution
the
Additional bonds of
of
$2,034,707 $26,764,991 $30,889,868
1,124,895
13,265,664
15,974,241
1,242,243
148.
p.
Coir,
in
investigated.—V.
$2,398,137
income
oper.
has
at
series
Net
City
convertible
preferred stock
stock.
Vice-President
a
be
1984
debentures
*
Company,
manufacture
Division,
from rail¬
operations
way
Net
is
will
redemption
contained in the company's
mon stock are reserved for
Board-
on
stock
company at a conversion price
under certain circumstances.
due
Common stock
oversubscribed and the books
York
New
He
company
to
2,856,694-
500,000
Convertible
*
In Switzerland—
right
$8,597,731
1978___
-
Elgin National Watch Co.—Seeks Manufacturing Rights
project.
Mr.
Net
was
at
the
and
area;
recommended
2244.
1,562,825
scries
5%
4%
434%
2756.
p.
of
&
$6,746,546
378,722
'
of the Investment banking
Corporation, of Wilmington,
Del.,
and
New York, and previously was associated with The First Boston Corp.
—V.
188, p. 2245.
This
•
Miller
of. Laird
The
other
1958—12 Months—1957
$836,533
preference
company
area;
•
and
Communications, Inc.—Banker
corporation.
lirm
the'
series due
without
director of the Orange and Rockland
stf^'es as a director of the First
(N. Y.) and of the Brockton-Tauntqn
the
the
3%%
%
-
flood
of
series due
Federal
160 acx*es.
*•
1
*
three-sixteenths working interest -in the Lease.
be drilled for the purpose of waterflooding six
Denver & Rio Grande Western
!*
186,
Electronic
covers
acquired
wells will
*
—V.
offering
closed.—V.
input
increased
quarter
County.
Delta
The
has
M.,
acquired an area in Osage County, Okla.,
wells and the water flooding of oil wells
income, according to Theodore J. Docrrje,
President,
who
completed
the
transaction
with
the
Interstate
Oil
& Gas Corp., in Tulsa, Okla.
Mr.
Doerrie described
the area as
the Ada
Kirkpatrick Lease in
for .the
for
'
N.
moved
recently
company,
$823,888
368,673
series due 1975
4 la
Instruments, Inc.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 13,100 shares of common stock (par
$1) was made on Jan. 29 by Bear, Stearns & Co. at $25.25
per share, with a dealer's concession of 90 cents per
-
to
$3,450,663 $34,555,031 $38,938,061
2,614,130
27,808,485
30,340,330
mortgage bonds:
Electro
8,857,960
world'®
plant.
same
one
adjustment
3%%
cor¬
(Mass.) Gas Co.
He fills the vacancy created on the seven-man DCA
V board by the death of David T. Bonner,—V. 188, p. 2028. •
$10,892,461 $15,723,744.
the'
1091.
p.
share, plus accrued dividends in each
Net revenue from rail;
to
314%
used, together with other
construction expenditures (including
to
Jan.
on
is President
of
'
build
the distribution of water in Fernandina Beach.-
,
& Hudson
187,
1958—Month—1957
$3,308,907
2,485,019
preference
shares
limitations,
per
Palm
be
and Board Chairman.
Delaware
*
will
value), at a
per share was made on Jan. 28 by White,
Co.; Starkweather & Co. and Clement A. Evans
Inc. This offering was heavily oversubscribed
Marianna
Dynamics Corp. of America—New Board Member—
of
it
"
$2,221,000.
"
Election
that
produced in the
from production of
48.
p.
closed.—V.
were
convertible
'■•First
anticipates that construction expenditures will approximate $35,000,000
each of the years 1959, 1960 and 1961.—V.
189, pp. 44 and 344.
,
per
books
•
BUSINESS—Company operates within the state
is engaged in the production and distribution of
-it
in
■
cents
the
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of the convertible
preference
will be used by the company to
finance, in part its 1959 con¬
struction program including cost of conversion of Its
gas operations
from manufactured
to natural gas.
It is estimated that 1959 con¬
struction will require expenditure of an
aggregate of
n
registration statement with the
mortgage bonds, due March 1, 1989,
pursuant to competitive bidding.
company
.
90
and
shares
date.
of the company, to finance
payment of from $1,500,000 to $2,500,000 of short-term bank loans
incurred or to be incurred for construction purposes).
The
t.
of
be
can
switch
income-!-
subject
•/option
first
the
one-story building is located in Bedlord Park, Cook County,
IU.
The plant layout will be remodeled for Gaylord's production pur¬
poses and will also include the Chicago Sales Office.
/
The Chicago Plant, when completed in Iho near
future, will bring
the number of Gaylord converting plants td 18.—V.
186, p." 347.
concession
announced
189,
from ry. oper.
common
certain
filed
27
of
funds
A
:
t
offered
Net
The
**
product which will be
covering $10,000,000
be
■
manufacture of corrugated shipping containers in
been acquired by the Gaylord Container Cor¬
according to an announcement made on Jan. 22
Vice-President of Converted Products for Gaylord
•'
/
progress
on
dis¬
$77.25 per share, with a dealer's
concession
share.
The offering was oversubscribed
oper.
share,
-
newly acquired item, with the intention of expanding
and into Canada largely.-through grocery and
company
188,
Texas.
'
rDuqutfsne Light Co.—Registers With SEC—
>i.
1959
per
rev.
Co.,
into
of
Starch,
./ /
second
27
rubbers
CAPITALIZATION
have
area
Division,
*
by
for
'
number
Perma
the
this
Z SEC
Crown Zellerbach Corp.—Division to Expand—
the
seven
purchase of Hillcrest, the Milner firm also acquired another
new product
that has just come out of the development and testing
stage. - Packaging,- formulating and marketing plans are In
$25,-
payment certificates and 992,840. Participations and 2,500,000 Corporate
trust fund certificates series "B" single payment certificates
and 101,320 participations.-—V. 185, p". 716.
'
- •
.
v
Facilities
lines.
Wave
to
nationally
brokers.
fiscal
189, p. 149.
The
brings
popular, Pine-Sol,
periodic
V Leaders
#
food
Jan.
on
Coral
at
ry.
&
as well as department and
drug store outlets.
will be produced and shipped from the Damas
production facilities in Jackson, Uliopolis, 111., and Toronto,
Canada.
Distribution will be handled by the company's network of
•
production/*
of
quarter.—V.
and the books closed.
synthetic
Hereafter,1 Yarn-Glo
Jan.
on
and
Milner
.
,
amendment
an
1959,
V 000.000
r,.
York
all natural
Cohoon, President of the Milner firm, disclosed that
is presently in preparation of marketing and advertising
supermarkets,
-
;
quarter
fiscal
the
Orange,
or
Weld &
-
liquid Yarn-Glo
which include the
for the
distribution
In
J'Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
company
programs
J" Corporate Leaders of America, Inc.—Registers With
?
the
S.
•;
.
of
products,
Howard
/
Corp.—Rights to Stockholders—
Corp.
r
addition
Mystic Foam and White
5.5%
a
.
./
-
Cormac Photocopy
'■
assignment
■'
fiber , knitwear.
automobile
first
con¬
price of $22
>
.
subsidiary of Spectra Sportswear, Hillcrest Laboratories manufac¬
specialty products.
Its
principal product,
Yarn-Glo,
is
the
Milner
then outstanding common stock; /
74.3%. stock interest for- which it
a
straight cash transaction.
a
original instant cold water bath for washing
■t
of the
own
in
sum
tures
-
and
the company issued 430,000 common shares in
i such assignment, of which 30,000 shares were transferred by Cormac
Photocopy to Keelan. Thus, public purchasers of the Cormac Chemical
"
undisclosed
an
to
.
Milner
Corp., Jackson, Miss.—Acquisition— *
corporation, which manufactures internationally sold household
cleaning
and
laundering
products,
on
Jan.
13
announced
it
has
purchased the assets of Hillcrest Laboratories, Inc., of
Chicago, for
•>
conditioners
Florida Public Utilities Co. — Preference Stock Of¬
fered—Public offering of 32,500 shares of
$1.12 convert¬
ible preference stock (cumulative-$20 par
.
Dumas
in
second
the
ol
basis.
same
148.
This
Presi-
as
in
$1.40
—V.
"
'i't The
for
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
$2,095,757
.
from ry. ops.
oper. income
the
for
dealer's
a
Period End. Dec. 31—
1958—12 Mos.—1957
$514,960
for
air
com¬
earnings
the
Florida East Coast Ry.—Earnings—
$118,109
oper.expenses
rev.
'Deficit.'—V. 189, p.
>
company
and the books
344.
p.
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
of the chemicals employed would result in cerpreventing commercial acceptance
thereof.
The
is said to believe that the Unibath -process has
f overcome and eliminated these disadvantages in certain
applications,
"although it has had no operating experience of its own and cannot
/ predict its operating results until the experience is obtained.
Commer^cial acceptance of Unibath,
according to the prospectus, "is yet to be
rproven."*
V Net proceeds of this stock offering will be used to finance the com¬
1
*$27,004
income/—
oper.
of
This
net
on
First National Stores, Inc. —
Secondary Offering — A
secondary offering of 15,000 shares of common stock (no
par) was made on Jan. 29 by Paine, Webber, Jackson &
$7,492,542
6,660,167
5,623,454
brand
increase
an
those
dividends.
quarter
calculated
Firestone
Curtis
operations—
ry.
of
"earnings
first
Corp.—Second Distribution—A secondary
plant
Diene
from rail-
revenue
way
Net
prospects
exceed
preferred
share,
Fedders
our
company will be able to
as
demand requires.—V.
"
"
of
said,
to
for
year's
The offering was oversubscribed
closed.—V. 188, p. 2641.
Center
1958—12 Mos.—1957
$460,451
454,829
tion
research
and
fiscal
RR.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
revenue—
oper.
.
&
.
production of synthetic Diene and Coral rubbers.
products, Diene is a partial replacement for natural
rubber, and Coral is a complete replacement.
In revealing the plans,
Harvey S. Firestone, Jr., Chairman and Chief
Executive Officer of the company, said that preliminary
engineering'
work for the new plant has been
done, and that it Would have an
annual capacity to produce 30,000 tons of either
prodheb.
The
plant will be' an addition
to
the
company's Petrochemical
•
aggre¬
the
the
first
Both
the company's master
plan to gain complete national distribution
by
-•>1960, the year the company celebrates its Diamond
Anniversary.
/ v Nineteen new markets were franchised in
1958, 70 in the past three
f years. ...The
addition of. the New York market
increases national terri¬
torial coverage of Dr. Pepper to 70 % of the domestic
population.
Although the company is concentrating on domestic
territory fran„
chising until the 1960 goal is reached, Dr. Pepper is also
being bottled
in four foreign countries.—V.
188, p. 2741.
war-
366,834
at
j^such
of
50%
other services.
Certain stockholders of Cormac
gate
I
60,000
provision
per common
share, with
This
consumer
rants for the purchase of a like number
of-common .shares-within a
five-year period at prices ranging from $2 to $6 per share. The under¬
1958,
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.—Plans New Plant—
the
on
.
per share.
*
closely
Feddera*
of
June,
30,
tribution of 30,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) was
made on Jan. 28 by Bache & Co. and
associates at $41.50
the introduction of Dr; Pepper to the world's second
largest
market,
Chicago, 111., and
other
large midwestern cities
including Detroit,; Cleveland, Toledo, and a number of others.
:•
According to,company President Parker this expansion Is a
part of
Photocopy common held.'.The- record date for subscriptions/isy
supplied by amendment; and the subscription price -i§- to be $2 ■
The offering is, to be underwritten by
Ross, Lyon & Co. Inc.-
be
follows
^heels, of
Cormac
*
market
firm
Filtrol
on
Jan. 13, has entered the metrotwo newly franchised bottling plants
distribution of Dr. Pepper to dealers
for the first time in that
city's history. These
through
the New York
closeof
Nov.
2641.
P-
announced
into
the
;
share.
the
after
cents
shipments
tinuing
were
Photoconv.
.-photocopy. Corn: at thft rate of
Corp. at the rate of
termination
the
at
ended
...
previous
11
are
per
'
months
taxes, amounted to $428,730, equal to 22 cento
1,829,189 shares of common stock outstanding as
1958,
the
or
Mr.
and. begin
area
30,
with
$224,923,
Puerto
-
by
customer
three
after
the
on
United
Hawaii,
contract
the
'
"With
of
eliminated
volume
a
for
income,
share
pares
•
area
which will introduce.
r
Net
by Diversey Corporation
(United Kingdom)
Ltd., a
wholly
subsidiaiy of the' U. S. firm) for approximately $800,000 from
;'Dr. Pepper Co.—Enters Metropolitan New York—
y.
sales
earlier.
per
Deosan
the
with
1958."
first quarter
of the 1959 fiscal
year,
totaled $10,505,076 as compared with $10,105,667
for
the
corresponding months a year ago.
Profit .beforo
taxes was
$947,930 as against a pre-tax profit of $500,673 a year
Net
largest in the world.
the
with
largest
offset
agreement
the new company are Fabbrica
Milan and Saint-Gohain,
Chauny
"'
v
than
Industries.
in
of
Sacco
will be
and
is
International Ltd.
.
Corp.—Registers With SEC-
the
associates
Diversey-now* has manufacturing facilities outside
■States in Australia,
Brazil, Canada, England, France,
.uRico, Venezuela/ as well as Italy.—V. 188, p. 1716.
determine the
Chemical
the products
for
20
over
month
owned
,
Compressor
Cormac
list
*
the
at
said
company
for
Last
manufacture
resume
Sacco
Saint-Gobain
on
21,
major department beginning Jan. "23.
also
the
-
Jan.
on
The
business
_
•
■-
He'
specifications
Chirnici, Dott.
Cirey of Paris.
and
*•>
r,/■.*■■y'
Resumes Operations—
Despite
S.
Kochs said that the
Proclotti
year to $28,000,000 at Jan.
1,
for directors disclosed
expected volume of shipments exceeding $60,000,with comparable past years.•
U.
Mr.
backlog of unfilled orders,
000 with earnings in line
,
5
(601>
v
are
exclusive
of
for balance-sheet
to
amounted
securities
totaling
$25,370,000
purposes,
of
has
$92,411,459,
$70,279,006;
U.
been
S.
an '
bot!.
Governmeni
applied agai
-s
provision for Federal and other taxes. Current liabilities amfcmtei'
$15,578,921.
318,497,
Current
assets
as
of
Dec.
31,
1957,
amounted
to
$33
of which $6,925,692 was cash, and current liabilities amounte..-
$17,724,386 —V.
188, p.
2245.
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(602)
Hard Rock Mining Co.—SEC Revokes
Ry.—Earnings—
Ft. Worth & Denver
-
1958—Month—1957.
1958—12 Months—1957
$2,339,471. $2,630,251 $26,452,443 $23,866,918
2,085,058
1,724,694'. 19,897,242 18,520,649
Period End. Dec. 31—
Railway oper.
Railway
revenue.—
expenses
oper.
The
the
Net
ry.
—V.
income
149.
oper.
169, p.
$6,555,201.
1,685,1G5
362,662
$5,346,269
1,529,011
sales
Sale of
Co.
Turbine-Generator
was
Department..
New
^England Power Co.
Boston, Mass.
;
.
installed in the Brayton Point Station
of the New England Electric System,
The "huge ^powermaker will be
of the
Large Unit to Utility—
200,000-kllowatt turbine-generator unit to thij New England
announced on Jan. 22 by General Electric Co.'s Large
a
Power
"v.
.
1961.—V. 189,
Shipment is scheduled for late
149.
p.
—V.
"Dec.
31,
company
the
Corp.
Electronic
New
—
This
System An¬
.
entirely
important "break¬
was announced
on
Jan. 27 by John F." Carr,
Executive Vice-President and General
Manager of Stromberg Time Corp., a subsidiary.
Called the Transactor- System,- the revolutionary equipment consti^
tutes the first successful development of a completely automatic trans¬
action recording- and data communications device.
It functions in the
pre-input stage of uny data processing system, making it possible to
collect information at - remote sources and feed it instantaneously to
central electronic "brains" or to data processing centers.;"
The first production unit of the Transactor System has been installed
through"
at
the
electronic system that promises
new
in the
United States
it will be used
Naval Gun
to
feed
will
be
an
automation
shares
to
D. C., where
Computor. Its
IBM 650
an
simplify manufacturing control.—V.
to
188,
1516.
p.
For
the
June
30,
shares
to
Mr.
Blauner,
the
company
Kardon's
this
Of
Mr.
that he
wished
in
the management of
also as, vice-president
until
June
remain
to
1959. -,
30,
director
a
company is engaged in the design,
development,
sale of high fidelity amplifiers and tuners.
:■> and
t
and
offering
—V.
current
its
of
after
of
taxes,
fiscal
R.
which began
Wright & Son Co.
year,
H.
the
southeastern
of
portion
S.—V.
U".
the
189,
46.
p.
oversubscribed
was
the
and
books
closed.
189, p. 482.
Howard Stores Corp., Brooklyn, N. Y.—New Directors
At
and
meeting of
a
increased
'V'
\
The
income,
Corp.—Secondary Offering—A secondary of¬
fering of 22,500 shares of common stock (par $1) was
made on Jan. 29 by Courts & Co. and $23.37^2 per share,
with a dealer's concession of 62^2 cents per share. The
lull-time
He is
company.
;
-
months
six
net
Houston
following the latter's
active participation
for $10,000,
retire from
to
the
9.75
6.50
——_
to approximately $200,000
stated that, following its acquisition,
Houdaille plans as
expansion
of
the
new
subsidiary's
operations
throughout
Peo
Florida
stock,
the controlling stockholder of -the underwriter.
exercised an option to purchase one-half of
holdings of 240,000 shares
statement
:
stock.
common
Dooly & Company-..
-
first
1958,
extensive
the issuing company
proposes
to offer 95,000 shares for public sale while the remaining
105,000 shares are to be offered by the present holder thereof, Bernard
Kardon, Vice-President and General Manager. /The offering price is
to be $3 per share;
and the offering is to be made by Milton D.
Blauner & Co.,
Inc., on a best efforts basis, for which a 39c per
share selling commission is to be paid.
Kardon also is selling 15,000
of
13.00
9.75
_™
188, p. 2743.
Wright, Inc.'
•
company,-which is located at 520 Main St., Westbury, N. Y.,
registration statement with the SEC on Jan. 23, 1959, covering
a
24.00
13.00
Houdaille Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—
partnership composed of E. W. Sterling Graham
be
a
24.00ft
Ralph ,F. Peo, President, 011 Jan. 28, announced that contracts had
been
approved whereby this company would purchase lor cash the
physical assets and business of R. II. Wright & Son Co., Fort Lauder¬
dale,
Fla„ operating a construction materials business in Florida,
Louisiana
and
Tennessee.
The
closing
date
of the 'transaction is
scheduled for Feb. 28, 1959, at which time the business will be run
as
a
wholly-owned subsidiary of Houdaille under the name of R. H.
Graham,
Recently,
Factory in Washington,
information
data
function
primary
industrial
toward
march
—V.
trade.
is
names:
Company
Johnson,—
&
Oscar K.
.
control.
common
&
C.
Roman
amounted
'
-
under
Were
..
agreed,
severally
have
Legg & Company,
A. M. Kidder fc Company Inc
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc
Aetna Securities Corporation
-
decision,
the
underwriters,
any of the shares of common stock not
stockholders of company, in the percentages
the
Hentz
H.
Outstanding
461,519 shs.
Authorized
600,000 slis.
J
share
per
by
John
IJarman-Kardon, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
filed
Time
General
Rock
to
who were each held by the Commission to
the order of revocation and expulsion.—V. 184, p. 323; ;
cause of
200,000
An
the
Co.
P.
'
a
of
&
PRESENT FINANCING. 7
GIVING EFFECT TO
$1)
opposite their respective
that
Hard
and
according
custom
Graham
and Susan
188, p. 2552.
nounced—
set
for
the
ruled
(par
purchase at $6
subscribed
re¬
Graham & Co. sold stock of
Texas
Adams
Oil
Co.
at prices not
reasonably related to current
market prices lor the stock, thereby obtaining excessive and unreason¬
able profits; and it also falsely represented to customers that such secu¬
rities would be delivered to the customers promptly in accordance with
$44,815,779,
of
1958
to
for fraudulent
Pa.,
Act registration
the Securities
of
stock
UNDERWRITERS—The several
which
firm,
entry of
Co.
<fc
Moreover,
'
reports net assets at market
equivalent to $6.03 per sharfe
on the 7,434,792 -shares of common
stock outstanding. The net assets
on Dec.
31, 1957 were $24,406,553 or $4.92 per share on the 4,956,528
shares tbon ^outstanding.
The -substantial Increase in assets resulted
from a marked appreciation in the market value of the corporation's
investments during the year and the net proceeds received from the
rights offering near .the end of 1958.
Adjusted for the addition ol
the new shares ut the offering price and for the 21 cents per share
distributed on Nov. 15,
1958 from realized net gain on investments,
the asset value per share increased approximately 36ft
for the year.
investment
closed-rfend
on
The
the
Commission
Graham
General Public Service Corp.—Asset Value Up—
This
value
Street, Pittsburgh,
violations
and
28 announced
registration of
Jan.
on
broker-dealer
the
also was expelled from the NASD, con¬
Commission's order.
Graham & Co. during the period July
11, 1956, to March 8,
1957, offered and sold stock of Hard Rock
Mining Co. in violation of the registration requirements of the Secu¬
rities Act.
Furthermore, in connection with the sale of Hard Rock
stock it made* false and misleading statements regarding the market
for such
stock and the price
at which it had acquired the stock;
and it sold the stock at prices not reasonably related to the current
market price thereof and thereby obtained unreasonable and excessive
profits, and failed to disclose to purchasers of Hard Rock stock that
to
The
Steam
revoking
610 Smithfield
Co.,
Commission
Exchange
decision
a
securities
quirements.
sented
General Electric Co.—Sells
&
of
and
of
Monday, February 2, 1959
.
7
Common
Securities
issuance
Graham
$905,557
$254,413
57,896
Net rev. from ry. oper.
CAPITALIZATION
Graham & Co.
Registration—
.
.
the
nine.
to
directors
Five
President
Newman,
manufacture
held
the
22,-1959,
Jan.
directors vwere -elected.
new
Ripley
of
Clohes;
board
was
O.
Samuel
Chairman
elected
was
of
the
Board.
addition
In
Net proceeds of its sale of the 95,000 common shares will be used,
first, to eliminate $100,000 of outstanding bank loans, and for work¬
ing capital purposes to permit increase in the company's volume in
high fidelity component sales and expansion of its products.
President
and
to
Mr.
new
directors
are;
Marcel
Weiss,
Corporations
Village
the
of
the
Newman,
Warwick
of
director
a
Colonial
and Secretary-Treasurer
Corporation, both of Wash¬
Mortgage
D. C.; Charles H. Silver, President of the New York City
of
Education;
Edwin Van
Pelt,
Vice-President
of Chemical
Exchange Bank; and Joseph E. Frucht, Vice-President of Howard
Stores in charge of merchandising and sales.
The directors remaining on the board are: Nathaniel S. Langerman,
President
of
Howard.
Stores; Herman S.
Goodman, Secretary and
Treasurer
of Howard Stores;
James H. Becker, President of A. G.
Becker & Co., Inc., investment bankers, New York and Chicago; and
E.
Philip Lyon, Los Angeles realtor.
Louis A. Sodokoff and Jacob Krisel, former members of the board,
ington,
Board
Georgia & Florida KR.—Earnings—
Period End. Dec. 31
w
1958—Month—-1057
Ilccht Co.—Merger Ratified—
1958—12 Mos.—1957
•
•
Corn
Railway
oper.
revenue.
$268,729
$255,198
$3,294,230
Railway
oper.
expenses
271,244
221,348
2,780,267
See
$3,357,175
-V.
May Department Stores Co. below.
189,
46.
p.
2,826,788
(II. J.)
Net
Net
from
rev.
ry.
ry.
^Deficit.—V.
169,
333,850
$513,963
$530,387
*3,039
*$2,515
*38,031
ops.
income
oper.
64,814
83,060
The
149.
p.
H.
have voted to reorganize the top management of this
international
food-processing concern.
Heinz, II, grandson of the founder, becomes Chairman of the
a new post. He continues as Chief Executive Officer. He has
J.
Board,
Glens Falls Insurance Co., Glens Falls, N. Y.
With Securities' and Exchange Commission—
The
company
Jan.
on
filed
21
SEC
covering not to exceed
company's capital stock (par
letter
a
an
$5)
to
of
aggregate
of
President
He
the
B.
of
the
United
employees
Plan
Purchase
of
at
since
been
Dent
becomes President
Executive
Graham
States
resigned.
Vice-President
becomes
domestic
Chief Operating Officer.
and
Heinz
of
Executive
business. He
world
Vice-President
the
setup,
new
Heinz
Heinz
Mr.
companies
in
continues
Canada,
Chairman
as
England,
and
Plans
for
Research
the
and
immediate
construction
Development
Center
at
executive
a! million-dollar
of
Baltimore,
Md.,
Inorganic
now
been
in
have
an¬
nounced
by George M. Halsey, Vice-President in charge of the com¬
pany's Chemicals-Pigments-Metals Division.
The
new
Glidden
laboratory,
to
be
located
on
the
site
of
the
company's Adrian Joyce Works, one of the nation's largest titanium
dioxide manufacturing facilities, will consolidate all of the division's
activities
in
with
connection
inorganic
chemical
research,
product
Equipment will be transferred from
development and -technical service.
other division research units throughout the
country and the new
laboratory -will -centralize all of its facilities.
The new laboratory is scheduled to be in full operation in
Septem¬
ber,
1959.—V.
169, p.
149.
stockholders
Jan.
-on
The 2ft
on
'stock •"dividend
authorized
27
stock
declared
for
Feb. 20 to stockholders of record
stock
Nov.
on
the
on
issuance
dividend
6,
Feb. 3.1
purposes.
wili
1958
of1 450,000
be
distributed
Sought—
Insecticide
which
currently
the
latter' chemical
lias
is
available
•
.
not
been
disclosed
widespread
field
tests
previously
because
of
patent consideration.
In
recent
months,
of
the
product have
research institutions,
new
been made by pest- control operators as well as
and Davison has felt that, results have
fully warranted the decision to
permanent, registration and to make preparations for national
seek
marketing.—V. 189,
p.
149.
Grand Trunk Western
Period End. Dec. 31—
Railway
oper.
Railway operating
RR.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
revenue™
$5,171,345
Highland
—V.
rev.
exps.
4,550,987
$620,358
$625,545
ry.
income—
48,698
$2,642,824
$5,670,825
7,770,713 —5,125,249
189, p. 149.
in
company
opened
four
new
supermarkets
Jan.
on
Plattsburg and Hudson Falls, N. Y.; Keene, N. H.;
Florida.
It
loans
portion
28.
and
-Tr*^*16 ^a^s,)ur6 market will
be
14.000 square feel;;
16,100 square
They are
feet
in
size;
that
in
that in Keene, 20,000 square feet; and
City, 23,000 square feet.—V. 189, p. 481.
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea
Co., Inc.—Unlisted Trad¬
ing Granted—
See Temco Aircraft
Corp. below.—V.
Gulf, Mobile
&
Ohio
Period End. Dec. 31—
_
Railway
oper.
revenue™
Railway operating
exps.
v
ry. oper.
7«oOPer-iionCOme
189, p. 345.
$1,622,685 $17,050,312 $17,872,294
910,507
480,338
•
5,685,423
5,085,653
Harbison-Walker Refractories
Co.—Acquisition—
Seo
188,
and
Pacific-Clay Products below.—V.
186,
p.
Hunt Foods & Industries Inc.—Stock
943.
Jan.
cn
declared
8
5ft
two
Dividends, etc.—
stock
dividends
on
the
stock, both payable March 16 to stockholders of record Feb. 27,
Simultaneously, the company also declared its regular cash quarterly
dividend of 12Vz cents per share, payable Feb. 27 to stockholders of
445.
p.
directors
common
Chief
Stock
net
for
proceeds
are
to
of
construction
new
used
be
its
of
for
Harold
Offered—
the
of
bonds
FINANCING—Subject
Service
Commission,
of
1984
series
the
to
H
Fidelity Mutual Life
Insurance
Co.
1958
is
nine
delphia, Pa. The proceeds of the sale of said bonds will
pay off bank loans and for additional telephone plant.
subject
be
itself
in
»•
This
net
ninth
will
of Hilton
be
announcement
a
corporation
compares
at
expanding network of worldwide
inaugurated Feb. 22 in Cairo, Egypt, according to an
by Conrad N. Hilton, President.
The Nile Hilton built
to
Hilton
Hotels
Feb.
on
of
Los
of
Hotels
wholly
Corp.
is
to
owned
hotel
The
be
leased
for
subsidiary
will
of
Nile
Hilton,
Angeles,
is
Cairo's
designed
located
Kasr
El
I
"
on
Nil
"
by
An
to
open
the
Becket and
of
the Nile
banks
bridge.—V.
189,
-
p.
the
Asso¬
President
Director
record
Jan.
operations, the outlook for the first quarter
in all areas of our operations," Don II. Gearheart,
189,
p.
4p2.
,■
Linen
on
Thread
Jan.
of
The
for
23
by
Co., Inc. by Indian
James E. 'Robison,
Head, and in London by W. E.
Linen
Thread
Co.,
Ltd., Glasgow,
cash
and
notes,
and
>
Acquisition—
Luke,
Managing
Scotland.
The
the transaction involved about
$12,000,000.
Thread
Co., Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Linen
Ltd. has operated mills in the United States for over
manufacturing threads, yarns,
twines,
sports nets
and
fish netting.
Principal plants are located in Paterson and Kearny,
N. J., and Blue Mountain, Ala.
100
Linen
Co.,
years,
Robison
Mr.
owned
As
—V.
that
said
subsidiary
President of
of
the
Indian
company
Head.
The Linen Thread
H.
will be operated as a whollyE. Kegehnan will continue as
Co., Inc.
the
in
case
of all transactions of this nature involoving British
the sale is subject to the approval of the British Treasury.
189, p. 150.
River
Industro Transistor Corp.—Hearing Postponed—
its
1959 the right
an additional
153,840 shares of common
stock (par $1) at $6 per share on the basis of one new
of
a
Indian
of
purchase was
'
offering to
stockholders
preliminary estimate of 1958 results; reported
on sales of $56,000,000.
net loss of. $128,900 in 1937 on sales of
a
$1,000,000
346.
.
Home Owners Life Insurance Co.—Common Stock Of¬
fered—The company on Jan. 22 began
common
in
with
agreement to purchase The
Mills, Inc. was announced
Head
companies,
Welton
2643.
Indian Head Mills, Inc.—Proposed
20
the
p.
-"On the basis of current
25.
$6,500,000
the head
investors,
International,
Hilton
company,
and
$53,413,800.
Thread
International's
private corporation of Egyptian
ciates
188,
profit of about
This
The
by
1959.—v;
is very encouraging
Hilton Hotels Corp.—To Open Hotel in Egypt—
sale's
Hupp Corp.—To Report Improved Earnings—
;
the
to
both
of
President, said.—V.
approval of the New York Public Service Com¬
mission," the corporation expects to offer to residents of New York
State only, 11,000 shares of 5ft preferred stock (par $100) to be sold
at par.
The proceeds for the sale of the said 5ft
preferred stock
will be used to redeem 7,000 shares of 4J,4ft preferred stock
(par $100)
now
outstanding and the balance to pay off bank loans and for
additional telephone plant.—V. 189, p. 46.
The
months
to
used
that
significant when, compared with earnings for the
the year, which were somewhat toelow those of
particularly
Phila¬
of
indicated
over
the comparable period in the prior.year and that he is. optimistic the
momentum of the fourth quarter's performance will continue to reflect
corporation is engaged in a telephone business In
Orange County, State of New York.
The office of the
at 145 North Main St., Monroe, N. Y.
The cor¬
organized in New York on Jan. 26, 1900.
amount
due
Also
increases
lirst
business.
to the approval of the Newthe corporation has sold $100,000
mortgage bonds due 1984 to Berkshire
Insurance Co. of Pittsfield, Mass.; $200,000 principal amount of series
II mortgage bonds due 1984 to Bankers National Life Insurance
Co.,
Montclair, N. J.; and $500,000 principal amount of series H mortgage
Public
Vice-President,
Williams,
ended Nov. 30, 1958 are expected to show
the prior year, so that they will both represent
all-time highs for the company. He said the extra 5ft stock dividend
is declared in recognition of this continuation of the company's con¬
sistent pattern of
increased earnings and sales and of the further
improvement in the company's financial condition. This additional
stock dividend, he said, also continues the company's established policy
of providing necessary, funds, for constant growth and development.
Mr.
Williams said that Hie anticipated earnings performance for
slight
of
used
be
to
10.
M.
earnings for the fiscal year
payment
plant
telephone
Feb.
record
,
Co.—Common
21,
The SEC hearing in the stop order proceedings instituted against the
registration statement filed by this corporation has been postponed at
the request of company counsel from Jan. 27 to Feb. 17,
1959.
For
details,
see
V.
189,
p.
482.
to subscribe for
share for each two shares then
held; rights to expire on
Feb. 5. The offering is being underwritten
by an under¬
writing group headed by H. Hentz & Co. and John C.
Legg & Co. and will not be made to residents of the
to
Hlinois
permit
and
it
Kentucky
where
it
to
is
expand
licensed
its business further
to do business.
The
1, 1989 was made on Jan. 28 by a group of investment
banking firms headed by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. at 100%
It was quickly oversubscribed and
and accrued interest.
any
other
types
State
in
on
June
Illinois,
and
14,
1955.
Kentucky
and
The
company
Louisiana. ' It
is also licensed
is
engaged
•
.
,
in
do business
to
the
7
credit
.
•
are
not
redeemable
prior
to
Feb.
1,
1969
except
for
mencing
the company to absorb acquisition costs resulting
in new ordinary life insurance business and the
insurance contracts issued.
ordinary life insurace business.
bonds
the
new
increase
of
The
into
enable
may
from
Co.—Bonds
the books closed.
continue
to
Steel
Offered—Public offering of
$50,000,000 first mortgage 4J/2% bonds, series L, due Feb.
Inland
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be added to the company's general
funds
BUSINESS—The company is authorized to do business and
presently
is doing business in the State of Florida.
It was incorporated in that
»
;
Vice-President
State of New York.
RR.-;—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
1958—12 Months—1957
$6,720,381
$7,314,776 $80,100,167 $85,464 053
5.000,575
5,692,091
63,049,855
67,591,759
$1,728,806
and
was
principal
funds
Net rev. from
Cliffe,
Graham.—V.
Telephone
ADDITIONAL
York
The
Carol'City,
Jennings,
is located
company
public
the second time this month that Grand Union has
opened four
markets in a single
day and raises to ten the total of new outlets opened
since Jan. 1, 1959
by this Eastern food chain.
in
of
report
The
'
is
Hudson Falls,
that in Carol
Frank B.
the corporation in the conduct
by
years
Grand Union Co.—Opens Four
Supermarkets—
agreed
number
substantial
the
will
underwriting is involved.
parent
The
Ltd.,
and Mr,
PROCEEDS—The
bank
1958—12 Months—1957
—285,964
oper.
to
share under preemptive rights, to its common stockhold¬
ers on the basis of 0.18218623 of one new share of com¬
mon stock for each one share of common stock now held.
$5,166,171 $52,760,345 $58,563,171
4,540,626
50,117,521
52,892,346
from ry. oper.
added
committee
company is presently offering an additional 2,250
shares of common stock (without par value) at $45 per
hotels
Net
Net
be
The
The
.
only in
experimental quantities, v
".
In making theapplication, Davison listed the ingredients at 100ft''active, comprising silica gel and ammonium fluosllicate. The presence
...
Canada,
Officer,
will
directors.
of
'
poration
.
a
i
'
•
for New Aerogel
•
product,
of
Graham
Mr.
board
BUSINESS—The
Application for permanent registration of Dri-Die Insecticide 67 has
been made to the United States
Department .of Agrieuiture -by the com¬
pany's Davison Chemical Division. If granted, <this; will enable commer¬
cial marketing .of the
of
Co.
the
of
Heinz, Mr. Armour, Junius F. Allen, Vice-President
operations, Frank T. Sherk,
President of H. J.
foreign
Financial
a
Permanent Registration
.
consist of Mr.
Heinz
that
announced
committee
charge
No
(W. It.) Grave & Co.—Stock Authorized—
The
additional /shares 'of. common
Heinz
Mr.
of
have
who
group
a
p. 482.
Holland.
Glidden Co., Cleveland, Ohio—Plans New Lab.—
head
acquisition
presently
the
of
Australia
the
stock.
Howard
New York financier and business executive denies
appearing in the press of
Jan. 24, 1959, that he is
negotiating for working control of the Howard Chain. He
stated that although he and his associates had formerly been mem¬
bers of
a
group whe
were
conducting negotiations for such acquisi¬
tion, they had withdrawn from the group earlier in January—-V. 189,
the
of
in charge
marketing.
Under
international
Weiss
terms of
the
on
of
Jerome
operations.
in
charge
been'Vice-President
had
shares
and
Newman
Messrs.
principle
1941.
Armour, Jr.,
had
with
$300,000
qualified
to
under
the
Stock
Option
Plan
and Installment
market, without underwriting.—V. 187, p. 2659.
been
Frank
notification
value
offered
be
Files
Heinz Co.—Changes in Personnel—
directors
90-year-old
life
sinking fund.
Annual sinking fund payments of $1,500,000 com¬
in 1962 will retire 81ft of the issue prior to maturity; the
company
may
at its option increase any annual sinking fund payment
not exceeding the required payment for -the year.
For
bonds will be redeemable at par; otherwise they
redeemed at the option of the company on and after Feb. 1,
1969 at prices ranging from 103Vift
to par two years prior to ma¬
turity, plus accrued interest in each case.
by an
the
amount
sinking fund the
may
be
-' PROCEEDS—Net
to
the
general
proceeds from the sale of the bonds will be added
of Inland Steel, primarily for the purpose of
funds
and
restoring
in
increase
an
steel
Jts
of
Number 5817
189
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
increasing working capital.
According to the company,
working capital is desirable in view of the expansion
Inland Steel con¬
templates additional capital expenditures of
during
approximately $80,000,000
States.
of
As
6,500.000
tons
4,500,000
tons
4.4%
3.8 So
or
or
UNDERWRITERS
the seventh largest steel producer
is
Jan.
1,
it
1959
had
ingot
Executive
of
with
underwriters
below
named
McLain,
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.—
C.
$6,500
;
500
Allyn & Co., Inc
American
Securities
500
Corp.—
Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc. $100
Kidder, Peabody & Co
1,000
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Company
100
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.
55o
which
and
Bacon, Whipple Ac Co
Robert W. Baird Ac Co., Inc.
350
250
Ball,
150
100
Lehman Brothers
Irving Lundborg Ac Co.—
Burge Ac Kraus
Bartli
A.
G.
Co.
Ac
Becker &
Blair
Co.
Ac
William
Blunt
Blyth
Incorporated-
Ac
Co.,
Sons
Clark,
McCoriuick <fc Co
Dodge Ac Co
150
Julien
Collins & Company—
Cruttenden, Podesta Ac Co.
Davis, Skaggs Ac Co
350
,
100
175
„
R.
Dickson As Co., Inc
S.
Dillon,
Read Ac
200
1,750
Inc
Co.
350
derson,
to
Newliard, Cook & Co._
Dillon,
Securities
1,000
—
100
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.
Estabrook
175
Co
Ac
Christensen, Inc
350
—
250
Farwell,
250
L.
__r
Inc.
Co.,
Ac
Glore, Forgan Ac Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Grnnbery,
1,000
This
Hentz Ac
Ac
1.000
singer,
500
E.
Stone
Webster
Ac
in practically every State.
Nov.
30,
Securities
1,000
1958,
350
this
$11.03
was
Edell,
who
loss
with a
previous six
the
taxes
became
of
of
asset
Weinress Ac Co
White, Weld Ac Co
1,000
Winslow, Cohu Ac Stetson—
150
175
Dean Witter Ac Co———
200
Edell
Mr.
on
share
Dividends
in
share
reported
Savings
$9
N.
income
net
share
per
Harder,
Mr.
Buffalo,
Bank,
from
come
totaling
1958,
history,
Buffalo
The
assets
net
at
end.
on
capable
and
also
the
Of
Y.
$3,091
Dec.
1958
178, p.
$9
largest
Delta
Oil
amounted
Gas Corp.—Sale
&
total,
$5,909
per
(F. L.)
to
a
record
ry,
$43,464,203
*
■
•
•'
•
;
- V
*
'
188,
p.
dedication
announced
Manager.
189,
5,916,861
6,684,648
$800,121
$955,923
,
Steel's
revolutionary
1958—Month—1957
Steel's
5,031,499
$312,646
*269,532
income
oper.
189, p.
*$88,269
$5,155,455
*681,877
Jack
by
L.
corporation
oxygen
covering
The
Ashby,
Vice-President
and
at
150,000
$1
are
946,089
General
5 %
available
be
and
after
convertible
for
Feb.
exps.
ry. oper.
$1,432,295
676.778
operating
from
oper.
669,165
7,704,177
the
design,
manufacture
and
sale
delivery
2,
1959,
188,
p.
fund
debentures
due
1976
will
in
at
Y„
sinking
exchange for temporary debentures on
the Chase Manhattan Bank, 43 Exchange
and at
the
Harris
Trust
and
Loan
on
2031.
Boston,
of
30
used
that
this
Placement—It
was
an¬
will place pri¬
company
eral Life Insurance Co.—V.
187,
p.
to
be
added
complete
receive
to
the
the
the
public
sale
of
general funds of
construction
approximately
Board
as
McGoodwin
firm
of
$500,006-
Magic
shares
Issued
were
stock
is
by
to
Chairman, G. N. Winder
the
of
the
to
held
otherwise
or
Manager.
It
Management officials
(8#)
of
com¬
month
a
General
as
("Marco").
175,500
Mass.
Jan.
on
organizers.
other
has
than
An
re¬
an
own
outstanding
stock,
of
additional
officers
and
investment
company,
filed with the
1959, to its registration statement
shares of Beneficial Interest.—V.
23,
10,000.000
Dec.
all-time
Hospital
31,
value
di¬
SEC
of
back.
this
66
27
cents
in
~V.
188,
paid
as
in
many
assets
1957
to
the
Massachusetts
to
gains
$21.43
during
distribution
29%
some
the
of
the
over
27
period,
is
cents
previous
year.
investment income
cents, representing the sixth annual
addition, a capital gains distribution
68
In
paid
was
$49,010,686,
were
of
increased dividends from
years.
share
per
$17.57
capital
increased
were
net
President
Trustees, has, announced. This is
1957 figure
of $34,030,390.
Net asset
from
the
total
Sykes,
Show
the
the
over
if
A.
Co.,
increased
24%
Sales
cents
Fund's
Lawrence
44%
of
an
covering
188, p. 446.
Insurance
share
per
increase
added
1958.
high,
Life
increase
an
compared
as
to
16
cents
paid, in
1957.
2644.
p,
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd.—Unit Seeks Perkins Ltd. Shrs.
This
corporation has offered
common
shares
of
to purchase all of the 5,200,000' issued
F. Perkins Ltd., Peterboro,
England, leading manu¬
engines, for approximately $12,600,006 cash.
(The
d„ or about $2.41 for each share.)-
of
diesel
17
was
3
s.
announcement
made
was
Hale,
Higginson
Ferguson Holdings Ltd.,
A;
Jan.
on
Co.,
Ltd.,
in
23
acting
London.• England, by
behalf
of
Massey-
on
subsidiary of Massey-Ferguson Ltd., Toronto,
largest manufacturer of tractors and self-propelled combines.
world's
a
Perkins
markets
a
variety of engines throughout the world for
tractors,
agricultural
and
industrial
power
equipment,
trucks
and
busses, motor cars and marine craft. The company is a
major inter¬
national
supplier
to
Ford,
Chrysler,
General
Motors,
The
Rootes
Group, International Harvester, Allis-Chalmers, and others.
London
considered
by
that
tueir
announcement
the price is
"The
said
"The
fair
a
board
of
and
this
one
financial
advisors, Baring Brothers &
recommend
shareholders
to
accept
unanimously
accept it with respect
offer is
may
to
their
own
such
or
to
agree
upon acceptance
lesser percentage as
accept
and
F.
Perkins
view
is
Limited
supported
Co.
Ltd.
Directors
the
offer
and
will
shares.
conditional
shares,
common
Corp.—Private
Jan.
for
arrange
will
Massachusetts Life Fund, Boston,
Mass.—Assets
Increase of 44%—
Savings Bank,
vately $3,000,000 of subordinated notes, due 1971, with
the New York Life Insurance Co. and Connecticut Gen¬
7,995,148
150.
p.
nounced
$1,597,976 $17,549,299 $19,022,454
income—
Railway
111.—V.
Liberty
1958—12 Months—1957
$3,650,962 $42,563,851 $45,132,823
2,052,986
25,014,552
26,110,369
revenue—
in
would
sale
registration statement also includes 45,000 shares reserved
exercise of options, 75,212 shares reserved for issu¬
additional
an
Ltd.
$3,674,303
2,242,008
oper.
'
Ry.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
Period End. Dec. 31—
to
fantasy.
Magic.
the summer of
sufficient
upon
amendment
The
Chicago,
Railway
the
Libby, McNeill & Libby—Definitive Debentures Ready
Definitive
has
Southern
with
themes
Massachusetts Investors Trust—Registers With SEC—
Philip
(par.»~20 cents) to be
Bertner Bros., New York, N. Y,
retire loans and notes and
for
through
used
notification
will
reproducing
other
to
This
$8,749,927
*3,361,492
filed a letter of
of common stock
working capital.
The
corporation is engaged
of electronic equipment.
S214.000.000
City
Kansas
22
shares
share,
to be
per
proceeds
V.
organizer's
issuance
offer
Jan.
on
raise,
1957,
recrea¬
subscribers under stock subscription agreements executed on
or
before Dec. 23, 1957, and 333,404 shares
reserved for' issuance to
subscribers under stock
subscription and option agreements executed
between Dec. 24. 1957, and Dec.
1, 1958.
$57,787,142 $67,577,152
52,631,687
58,327,225
150.
Place, New York 15. N.
189,
1958—12 Months—1957
4,586,952
ry. oper.
to
and
capital to
by then and the opening was in¬
park did not open,' 'the company
park
the
must
shares
facturer
ry.
it
J.
some
The
of
expenses
Deficit.—V.
SE'C
basic
also
program
rev.
of
from
$4,943,230
from
be
$1,758,060
$1,895,369
RR.—Earnings—
$4,899,598
oper.
rev.
the
During 1953, the Fund
revenue—
oper.
offered
Kaiser
of
marked completion of all major facilities in
expansion,
which started 2Y» years ago.
virtually doubled Kaiser Steel's annual ingot ca¬
pacity, from 1,536,000 tons to 2.933.000 tons, making the Fontana
plant (he largest steel mill West of the Mississippi—V. 188, p. 247.
—V.
532,352
*$127,491
150,
p.
Valley
that
and
of
422,050
The
|
expansion
ry.
499,329
LEL, Inc., Copiague, L. I., N. Y.—Files With SEC—
2508.
facilities—largest in the world and first in the West—
held yesterday (Feb. 1) at the company's Fontana, Calif., plant,
Net
$7,640,571
Jacobs Co.—Proposed Merger—
official
Net
$6,716,982
1,067
will
management
rectors.
of Lease—
steelmaking
The
1958—12 Months—1957
$404,861
213,261
of
Though
Lefferdink
and
172,711
As
$11,779
ry. oper,
Period End. Dec. 31—
Kaiser Steel Corp.—Dedicates New Facilities—
Kaiser
of
a
Increase
Lehigh
The
was
production
yesterday, tomorrow and
scheduled to open during
unable
April,
facilities
educational and
of
prospectus lists Mr. Lefferdink
which
an
1958—Month—1957
$511,108
income
oper.
""Deficit.—V.
Net
Botany Mills, Inc. above.—V.
The
the
service
mythical,
In
Denver which
be
and
348.
p.
of
was
Mr,
President,
an
Net rev, from
above.
•
it
will
plant
from
Railway
Oil Co.
V
was
pipe."—V,' 189,
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
of
Net
The
treating
diameter
Railway
See
McKay's Young/Town
tool steel rolls ut/d' in
Period End. Dec. 31—
the
in
Vice-President
1569.
Interstate
„/
heat
at
Harder
Mr.
Net
31,
installed
Co.,
worlds
and
games
law
amusement
an
west
company
that
aggregate
Lehigh & New England RR.—Earnings—
the
were
is
who
1953,
of
inch
16
a year earlier, while unrealized appreciation
compared with $4,664,721 at the previous year
capital shares of the Fund during the year totaled
redemptions of shares had a value of $10,170,526.
of
while
$12,038,545
See
The
Equipment Order—
The
Colorado
miles
commencing March 1, 1959. from the sale ol' stock
permit the park to open for the 1959 season.
tained
compared with a net loss after amortization
for the previous six months ended June 30, 1958.
Colo.—Registers With
originally
estimates
as
just
rides,
postponed.
the company
Mountain
1958.
that orders in January 1959 are the highest in
history and forecasts that the coming six months will
profits of the past six months.—V. 182, p. 2021.
be
±,013,546
Park, said to be approximately Va completed.
The cost
completing the construction is estimated at $2,432,700; and the
taxes
30,
months
under
12
some
proceeds of the stock
before
June
six
recently received an order from McKay Machine
Ohio, for Homo and Vapocarb furiiaui~-equipment.
will
$9,993.790
3,159,972
stock.
Net
June,
$16,094,764
Purchases
—V.
the
the
last
company
furnaces
compared with $29,945,206
stood
ended
organized
historical,
construction
standing
pany
reported
Youngstown,
capital
gains.
The
comparable 1957 dividend total from income and capital gains was $8.15.
Total
1544.
p.
sales and
1,600
to William H. Harder, President.
The net asset
the year end was not only the high for the year
at
peak since organization of the Fund in
pointed out in commentary on the annual report.
Fund's
187,
of
amortization
company's
$8,583,828
nevertheless incurred substantial expenditures which cannot be
expected
to contribute to the possible ultimate
success ol' the park.
Since the
company's previous financing arrangements were not
providing sufficient funds to finance its construction
program and fixed expenses,
the company arranged to bring In new
management..' Mr. Allen J.
Lefferdink
and
four
additional
directors
nominated
by
him,
who
presently control the Board of Directors, were elected with "the under¬
ance
exceed
$829,723
359,692
in the operating of
located
the
the
definitely
cost
a
value
$96,756
annual
$632,741
was
engage
bo
was
but
complete
for
the
—
the
but
work¬
at
charge of more than $900,000 represents
of original investments of patents, trademarks and formulas
which the Lanolin Plus cosmetic line is based.
The company
expects to complete this amortization in February 1960.
per share of this Fund attained a new high
Dec. 31. 1958, compared with $152.95
at the end
according
per
1958,
upon
value
$207.56
1957,
value
Net
book
The
President
for
Ry,—Earnings—
245,871
entertainment,
Mountain
482.
net
to
to
representing the
recovery
Institutional Investors Mutual Fund, Inc.—Assets Up—
level
of $4,217,-
facilities
$231,385
of
months
amortization
and
exps,
ry. oper.
Mountain
park
feature
this
Financial condition, he
share.—V.
per
Leeds & Northrup Co.—Receives
The
sustained in
111.—Reports Profit—
compared
for
after
totaled
The
250
100
—
Morton
taxes of $602,663
and
200
250
.
that
profit
ended,
——
$4,251,602.
amortization
Net
175
189, p.
was
of that date was $3,164,330.
Plant
have been depreciated to $2,097,000.
of
as
announced
G. H. Walker Ac Co
—
of
and
175
—:
Blosser Ac McDowell
Stroud Ac Co., Inc
Victor, Common, Dann Ac Co.
350
:
Johnston, Lemon Ac Co
—V.
Co
Corporation
500
Corporation
Ac
Straus,
Share
Ac
of $49,826
This company on Jan. 26 reported a profit for the six months ended
31, 1958, of $664,806 before patent amortization and taxes on
sales
—
175
Company, Inc.—,
Bond
stock
,
.
Mountain, Inc., Golden,
intends
tion
in
Dec.
William R. Staats Ac Co—250
Starkweather
Janney, Dulles Ac Battles,
Inc.
Scribner—
Ac
500
Hutton Ac Co
Indianapolis
Deane
100
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
Friedrichs and Company—
The Illinois
loss
Lanolin Plus, Iue., Chicago,
150
250
_
Hornblower Ac Weeks
W.
$4,244,000
the
Smith, Barney Ac Co—.—„ 1,000
Smith, Moore Ac Co
100
F. S. Smithers Ac Co.
250
500
—
;
of
as
of
manufacturer
a
company
Magic
and
or
corporation, Mr. Ostergren said, has 490,211 shares of common
with no senior securities and no debt.
Shareholders
ing capital
175
1,000
—
Co
Fay
of $41,014
Net
Angeles,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Jan..
27, 1959 covering 2,250,000 shares of common
stock, to be -offered
for public sale at $1.50
per share;
The offering is to be made on a
best efforts basis by Allen Investment
Co., for which a 30c per share
selling commission is to be paid.r
;
.
500
500
operating
oper. income
189, p. 151.
This
"
with current assets as of Nov. 30, 1958,
and current liabilities of $1,053,000—a ratio ol 4 to 1.
598,
550
Co
loss
Los
Securities and Exchange Commission—
i
250
Ac
Shields Ac CompanySliuman, Agnew & Co.—
175
Ripley Ac Co., Inc.
Haydeji. Stone Ac Co._
Hemphill, Noyes Ac Co
H.
Salomon Bros. Ac Hutzler_x_
Schwabacher
Co.—
Hallgarten Ac Co.——
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
Hooker
Rothschild & Co—
1.000
!„
Maraclie Ac
Harriman
F.
.
period in 1958.
175
„
net
of
1958—Month—1957
1958—12 Months—1957
$1,984,887
$2,216,280 $24,1G1.088 $26,495,212
1,352,146
1,386,557
15,577.260
16,501,422
revenue—'
rev. from
Magic
Since enter¬
November, 1957.
Ostergren said that operations In the current fiscal year's first
Mr.
500
Reid
with a
quarter would be profitable.
200
Fulton
sales.
added, is excellent,
—
100
including
oper.
ry.
—V.
produc¬
the popular K-Pop
than 3,000,000
more
Net
Ostergren, President, on Jan. 19, announced that net earnings
1953, first month in th; new fiscal year, wore $20,389,
250
Reinholdt Ac Gardner
Rodman Ac Renshaw
Corp.
Michigan Corp.—„
Net
November,
compared
as
Co.
material
stock outstanding,
250
of
toys,
industrial
/'
number about 2,000,
The
First Cleveland
activity
three plants: injection molding plants in Hen¬
Nashville, Tenn., and the plant in Franklin, Tenn.,
electric trains,
metal
and
electrical
products.—V,
185,
175
Prescott, Shepard Ac Co.. Lie.
R. W. Pressprieh Ac Co.
Railway
Railway
and
175
—-
Chapman & Co.—
350
The First Boston Corp.— 1,750
First
train and
produces 30
has totaled
Electrical Research
of
2744.
p.
Louisiana & Arkansas
operates
now
Ky.,
O.
for
—
Union
Co
Co
Ac
year
far
Products
188,
Period End. Dec. 31—
representing
.The Ohio Company
175
Pacific Northwest Company
175
Paine, Webber,
Jackson
Ac
Curtis
——500
Peters, Writer &
Eastman
this
Electrical
transformers.—V.
Lakey Foundry Corp.—November Earnings Increased
550
Elworthy
Peerless
,
.
toy,
maintenance business
companies.
preparing their lines for 1959, plan increased
operations in various territories.
its
and
continuing source of high quality sound equipment parts to- the service
phase of the business," which company in 1947 was
merged with
our
the
sales
so
produce
J.
500
——
Kusan
2216.
p.
Drexel
Co
both
of
integrates
Kusan
which
company
Dominick & Dominick—
As
new
thcTmo-plastic materials used in thousands of applications encountered
in everyday life, from athletic equipment to electrical
appliances. The
100
—
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner Ac Smith Inc.—— 1,000
Merrill, Turben Ac Co., Inc.
250
Mitchell, Hutcliins Ac Co.
150
Moore, Leonard Ac Lynch
175
Morgan Stanley Ac Co
1,750
P. S. Moseley Ac Co.—500
Mullaney, Wells Ac Company
200
500
—
175
350
McDonald Ac Company
McDonnell Ac Co. Inc.
500
350
we
are
company
tion.
A. E. Masten Ac Co—175
-
& Co. (Inc.)
Securities Corp
of
1958
,
Mason-Hagan, Inc—...
1,000
Inc.Ac
with
and
in
early
ing the train field three years ago, the company through its subsidiary
Kusan-Auburn, has inagurated many model train "firsts"
in¬
cluding this year's spectacular Satellite Train, and last year's uniquo
Atomic Train, the first "imaginative" model trains in the field.
In¬
dustrially, Kusan is basically involved in the injection molding of
250
550
Byllcsbv
Carolina
Laurence M. Marks Ac Co.—
now
Gun,
100
350
•
—
conditions
improved economy in
expect 1959 to be considerably better," said William
President
expanded
old
l.OOo
250
Simmons
Brown
H. M.
W. C.
1,000
—
Blair & Company—
Ellis &
-Alex.
Co. Inc
increased,
and
the opening
Boulevard.
Belmont
Though 1958 sales figures still are incomplete, Mr. McLain Indicates
they show a healthy growth over last year's $3,000,000 business, twothirds in toys and trains, one-third in industrial work.
The 12-year-
Langley Ac Co
500
Lasard Preres & Co
1,000
Lee
Higginson Corporation
550
J.
has
Tenn.,
3206
business
service
Lrc., a Western Electric subsidiary, which activity has been
continuously carried on since that date by Altec's Service Company
Division.
In
1941, Altec organized Altec Lansing Corp. "to assure a
However, Mr. McLain also predicted that 1959 will be a highly com¬
petitive year, and one in which prices, as well as goou new products,
be of great importance.
To meet the expected competition,
Kusan, Inc., and Kusan-Auburn.
250
-
at
organized in 1937 for the purpose of acquiring the domestic,
sound
Products,
will
Atwill & Co.,. Inc..
Bache & Co
100
Nashville,
of
offices
unfavorable
evidence today,
Omitted)
(000's
Inc.,
Sales
the
business
overall
have
its new fiscal year for 1959, and in expression
optimistic forecast for it, Kusan, Inc., announces the
sales operations for both Kusan and its subsidiary,
its
and
"Despite
severally
agreeu to purchase, and the company has agreed to sell to them, sev¬
erally the respective principal amounts of bonds Indicated below:
—
of
Kusan-Auburn,
in the
capacity
the industry's capacity compared
industry
capacity
on
Jan.
1,
1953.—
of
of
The
rated
a
was
theatre
beginning of
expansion
1959.
BUSINESS—Inland Steel
A.
the
the company's
of
'
United
Altec
Kusan, Inc., Nashville, Tenn.—Expansion—
At
capacity and of increased sales volume.
7
(603)
by holders of 90%
the
Massey-Ferguson Holdings
the
upon
of
consent
necessary
of
the
Treasury."
Arrangements have been made to pay to the Oliver Corp. cf Chicago
$1,183,000 (approximately equivalent to 13 shillings per share) in lieu
of 650,000 common shares of F. Perkins Ltd.
It had been agreed to
issue
these shares to Oliver before July 31, 1959 In consideration of the
by Oliver of certain plants for the manufacture of outboard
transfer
1315.
motors,
i
according
to the statement.—V.
181,
p.
2660..
Linen Thread Co., Inc.—Sale—
Kelly
Springfield Tire Co., Cumberland, Md.
—
New
See
Indian
Head
Mills,
Inc.
above.—V.
186,
p.
May Department Stores Co.—Merger Voted—
214,
President—
Ednmnd S.
Directors.
of
141,
p.
Ling Electronics, Inc.—Registers Exchange Offer With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
has been elected Chairman of the Board
B. Newman. Executive Vice-President, has been
and Chief Executive Officer, succeeding Mr. Burke.
George
President
elected
—V.
The
Burke. President,
SEC
to
Privately
Notes
—
comprise $1,000,000 of a 5V2% senior note, and $1,000,000
a 6% subordinated note.
Both notes fall due in 1973.
of
The
is
proceeds will be
company
also
active
branch
31
added to
working capital.
engaged primarily in
the sales finance field.
is
in
offices
throughout
the small loan business and
The company has a total of
Kentucky.—V. 176, p. 2064.
—Files With Securities and
The
SEC
(SI
to
corporation
covering
per
produce
on
300,000
share),
two
Jan. 15 filed a letter of notification with
shares of common stock to be offered at
without underwriting.
motion pictures.
The
proceeds
are
to
be
'
•
cf
Altec
stock,
or
36.7#
of
the
total
number
of
Altec
shares
outstanding, have agreed to accept the exchange offer; and the holders
of an additional 59,107 shares, or 17.6#
(making a total of 182,191
shares, or 54# ) have agreed with White, Weld Ac Co .to accept the
exchange offer.
Ling is the (surviving corporation resulting from a series of mergers
and
acquisitions, most of which have taken place within the past
three years.
sale
said to be
of
It is engaged principally In the development, manufacture
electronically-driven vibration testing systems, which are
the
par
formal
on
The
signing
The
The
stores
Under
the
shares
terms
will
stockholders
James
preferred,
are
to
was
take
2,
for both
of
of
which the merger becomes
companies end Jan. 31, 1959.
upon
Hecht cmopany operates 11 downtown and suburban department
in the Baltimore and Washington areas.
It recently disposed
of
traded
The
Baltimore
receive
Hecht
o:i
on
stock
the
9.25
common
the
merger,
shares
stock,
of
or
N.
Y.
Hecht
Hecht's
but
and
will
become
one
common
common stock for each
total of 827,633 shares of
share
of
May
share for share basis.
corporation
will
the Hecht name
sales
net
Company's
May
a
Hie stocks
the New York Stock Exchange.
a
merged
name,
of
Each of the 42,560 issued shares of Hecht 3%%
Co.
has outstanding
1,027,599 common shares.
J. Ling is Board Chairman and Cameron G. Pierce is President.
Feb.
Abramson's, a small store in Flushing,
for its 1957 fiscal year were $104,700,752,
related
Ling
on
of
10
sepcial
merger
merger will be the filing of the certificate
articles of merger with the Secretaries of State
Maryland
preferred
businesses.
consolidation
at
the
May Company operates 35 downtown and suburban department
in eight metropolitan areas.
During its 1957 fiscal year, Its
were $533,657,343.
of guided missiles and aircraft.
Its subsidiary,
Calidyne Co., Inc.,
manufactures
electro-dynamic shakers and
special purpose vacuum tubes and vacuum capacitors.
The company
also is engaged through subsidiaries In the electrical
contracting and
the manufacture
of
Co.
for
sales
tive
and
certificate
Hecht
plans
the
The fiscal years
stock.
primarily in connection with research and development
in
and
and
York
stores
the
of
The
and
management
-
step
consolidation
New
company
Jan. 30.
final
May
used
The
used
place
in
net
in
Exchange Commission—
stock
effective.
and
Kirkliam-Reed International Corp., Los Angeles, Calif.
this
shares
Co., Inc.,
totaling $2,000,000 with the Mutual Life Insurance Co.
of New York, it was announced on Jan. 27.
The issues
The
company on Jan. 27 filed
a
registration statement with the
covering 335,000 shares of common stock.
The company proposes
offer
this
of
Jan.
29
approved
corporations.
on
two
exchange for the outstanding capital stock of
Altec Companies. Inc., on the basis of one shave of Ling stock for
one
share
of
Altec
stock.
No
exchanges will be made unless the
exchange offer is accepted by the holders of at least 80%
of the
outstanding Altec stock.
According to the prosppctus, the holders of an aggregate of 123,084
Lexington, Ky. — Places
This company has placed note issues
Finance
Kentucky
the
The
This
1441.
stockholders
meetings
of
bear The May
will be retained
Washington stores.—V. 189,
p.
47.
3%%
of
both
companies
Department
in
cumula¬
cumulative
Stores
connection
with
g
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
1
(604)
Monday, February 2, 1959
.. .
J v-
The
Fran¬
Corp. of Calilornia, San
Mercantile Acceptance
cisco, Calif.—Files With SEC—
corporation on Jan. 15 filed a letter of notification with the
EEC
covering
$43,000 principal amount of
12-year 5Wo capital
debentures to be offered at par, through Guardian Securities Corp.,
Ban
Francisco,
Calif.
The proceeds are to be used for working
The
capital.—V.
189,
'"Mr.-
47.
p.
to
properties
producing
include
acquired
be
leaseholds
and
Revenue
royalties in Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Nebraska, Kan¬
Wyoming, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Mississippi, and Montana,
with daily net production of 4,200 barrels of oil and 25,000,000 cubic
feet of gas from various fields, the principal ones being East; Texas,.,
Old Ocean, Sacroc and Conroe.
V ;
%
In addition, the assets to be acquired include approximately 50%
of the stock of Dorchester
Corp., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Oil
sas,
%'V'.'
'
Property Managament. Dorchester Corp. owns and operates
gasoline plants and 241 gas wells in the Panhandle and Hugoton
of Texas, Oklahoma
and Kansas. These plants process abou(,
million cubic feet of gas daily and produce some 4,000 barrels,
and
Gas
increase
The
..
Paramount Sells
—
during
150
•of
650.
188, p.
below.—V.
Pictures Corp-
Paramount
S"°
plant products and liquids daily.
Ry.—Earnings—
Minneapolis, Northfield & Southern
expenses
oper.
from ry.
Net rev,
Net
189,
$103,215
30,966
ops.
income—
151.
oper.
ry.
—V.
p.
$1,858,277
675,313
$1,987,158
758,286
$85,250
•
$4,771,689
2,913,412
$4,565,144
2,577,986
$371,231
285,881
$344,904
241,689
revenue.
oper.
1958—12 Mos.—1957
1958—Month—1957
Period End. Dec. 31—
Railway
Railway
23,632
1958—Month—1957
19*0—12 Months—1957
$3,104,093
$3,499,420 $42,971,060 $47,425,096
2,876,318
3,490,402 35,689,893 39,379,471
Period End. Dec. 21—
Railway
rcviRue..
operating exps.
oper.
Railway
Net
Net
from
rev.
Net
Net
from
rev.
l'V,
oper.
189,
—V.
p.
Mobile
Mention
was
resulted
share,
series
3.25%
series
due
Short-term
4.90%
series
4.50%
series
4.75%
series
-
to
•
the
stock
(par
pursuant to the subscription
Starkweather
V.
189,
in
subscription.
%
192,000
1,338,000
$449,000
$0.42
$201,000
$0.24
$1,317,000
Co., Ltd.
Bankers
—
stock
Jersey
19,
Jan.
on
1959,
entered
$1.23
outstanding Dec.
shares
abovc.- -V.
Co.
187,
the
violating
Securities
1923
ol'
Act
registration
1958.—V.
31.
Monarch Asbestos Co.,
The
court
Ltd.,
St.
the
total
the
Carton
Board &
sales
annual
largest
details
in
of
Co.,
sale
of
188,
defendants
in
are
still
to
the
be
:
.'•
,
Fitzhugh,
'
will
is
"
.
plans
out,
now
traded
stock
Haven
Board
Mass.—V.
Boston,
Net
<te
181,
Carton
Co.,
started
p.
a
ates, Inc.
John M. Kaufman, 00 Park Place, Newark,
appointed receiver of Philip Newman Associates, Inc.
See
N.
J.,
also V.
Motion
was
189,
of
Railway oper.
Railway
Net
Net
189,
expenses.,
1,526,705
1,547,758
16,969,498
18,457,456
S217.920
$239,918
$3,075,978
$3,748,467
78.645
61,333
1,092,514
ry.
'First
ry.
ops.
income—.
oper.
;
.
due
4%%
ry. oper.
$
*
6,941,1-07
97,827,759
1,328.608
11,824.179
4,050.995
8,423,078
741,571,672
52,703,464 561,156,867 627,432,251
1958—Month—1957
addition
of
Antenna
3,350,000
7,000,000
280,000
note
—1
1.000,000
not
payable
to
amounts
Barth
Stearns
Becker
G.
&
Carl
1
—
Fennel- &
125,000
12,516,100
141,233,312
172,517,201
Drexel
Railway
oper.
expenses.
8,797,964
9,530,871
103,042,216
123,245,873
100,000
Newhard,
Pacific
Paine,
L.
Eastman Dillon, Union
.
Net
from
rev.
railway
189,'
3,637,£42
1,780.274
ry. oper.
inc.—
oper.
2.985,229
38.191.096
49,271,328
1,367,068
15.448.162
19.692,735
152.
p.
Co
Securities
Company
Susquehanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Dec. 31—
1958—Month—1957
1958—12 Mos.—1957
Railway
oper.
revenue.
$373,428
$395,427
$4,233,548
$5,083,726
Railway
oper.
expenses
378,786
332,324
3,789,237
$63,103
$444,311
17.068
416.129
6,121
125,000
200,000
Jackson &
Webber,
>
*
200,000
—
Rothschild
&
Co.—_
200.000
Hutzler. 300,000
Salomon
Schwabacher & Co..:
125,000
Shearson, Hammill & Co..
Son
<fe
200,000
Stroud
200,000
&
100,000
—
300.000
Bros.
&
Inc
Co.
&
White,
Weld
&
Co.—300.000
Witter
Dean
&
Co.
$944,907
30.039
;
&
Co%—_ 300,000
Woodard-Elwood &
Co.^__
100,000
4.138,819
*S5,358
300,000
Co..
100,000
Thalmann
Ladenburg,
Smith Inc.—.
Cook <fc Co
300,000
Grande & Co., Inc
Harper
200,000
&
200,00 j
Equitable Securities Corp.
Goldman, Sachs & Co
P.
F.
Co.
Northwest
Curtis.
Co
&
Marks
M.
Lynch. Pierce,
300,000
Inc..
&
300,000
Merrill
125.000
Co..
&
Co.,
/
$300,000
Rhoades
Co.
Laurence
300,000
&
the
-
Co..
&
Loeb,
300,000
Inc..
Co
&
Freres
M.
125,000
Burton
L.
Dain
and
purchased by them
to be
Lazard
300,000
Co.
Co
Burnham
125,000
Co
&
&
M.
underwriters
several
bonds
,
—
&
Boettcher
Edward
514%
$850,000
Co
&
of
new
;
Lehman Brothers
J.
the
names
the
of
follows:
as
12,435,906
Net
1,000,000
50,000 shs.
11,361,264 shs.
50.000 shs.
1,640,000 shs.
.—
$10,000,000
exceed
revenue—
Net
rev.
ry.
from
ry.
ops.
*
deficit—
oper.
189,
p.
—V.
189,
484.
p.
Telephone
Bell
Northwestern
1958—Month—1957
1958—12 Mos.—1957
Railway
oper.
revenue_
$805,201
$748,448
$9,323,977
Railway
oner,
expenses
737,664
720.907
8,141,655
ops.
867,537
$27,54i
$1,182,322
$1,822,855
50,364
11,066
215.669
24.034,877
taxes—
2,932,678
2,339,949
30.264.20<i
taxes..
1.372,309
1.165,377
15,864.664
14.017,273
Net
operating
income
3,117,835
2.809.187
2,595,103
2.341,348
32,866,101
26,689,834
24.049,754
8.702,321
income—
§
operating
$10,525,176
Merchandising Manager of the company's Parts and Accessories Division.
$
18,657,646 220,224,733 198.887,854
12.557,217 141,229,762 134.145.870
Other
Federal
Period End. Dec. 31—
20,713,344
13,290.522
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
complete line of car radio antennas to the list of
products has been announced by Hugh H. Engleman,
1958—11 Months—1957
$
$
Ry.—Earnings—
Co.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
Period End. Nov. 30—
152.
Norfolk Southern
Line—
to
oper.
—V.
Outstanding
$10,000,000,
2,870,000
—
31, 1961—
stock (par $100)
UNDERWRITERS—The
are
$1.30
1958—12 Months—1957
FINANCING
PRESENT
limited except as set
3%%
respective
114,139,421
-"-.V-
TO
—
—
(par $9.50 )
Railway
•Deficit.—V.
Inc.—Adds New
stock
29,532,356
204.857
.
net
forth in the mortgage securing such bonds.
at any one time outstanding (including
bank); interest rate adjusted quarterly to
i/4 of 1%
in excess of bank's prime commercial rate.
tExcludes 1,524 shares
(unissued) subscribed by employees and on
Which instalments of $5,325 have been received.
J.
Net
151.
Motorola
The
inc.-..
SI.787,676 $20,045,476 $22,205,923
July
preferred
Common
Bear,
Period End. Dec. 31—
and
1975———6,000.000
instalment
5.75%
1958—12 Mos.—1957
Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Earnings—
&
dur¬
Co.
$17,302,000
totaled
Authorized
-
1984—
due
promissory
tNotes payable to banks;
3%% due Dec. 31, 1959—
two
(Not
„
*■
Gas
1958 to more
Natural Gas
Northwest
1958
EFFECT
GIVING
series due
debentures
3%%
operates
$0.62
the
30,
series due 1976—
the
$0.03
of
Nov.
bonds:
1976
series due 1974——
4Va%
658,9£4,G26
$0.79
July 1,
on
Eugene.
revenues
ended
5Vs%
West
'•
New York,
and
3?8 %
348.
p.
Portland
former
series due
A.
189,
the
adopted
character
4^8%
in
$
is
Gas
mortgage
3'/« %
two
has
59,644,771
Earnings per share
—V.
1.225,380
from
p.
1958—12 Months—1957
$1,744,625
oper.
rev.
1958—Month—1957
revenue—
railway oper.
—V.
from
rev.
Salem
12 months
$1,474,000.
the
income
-Earnings$
Natural
the
CAPITALIZATION
1900,
will be used to reduce bank loans.
proceeds
Over-
11,284,752
4.113.845
expenses
designate
Portland,
■
in
net
EARNINGS—Gross
ing
call
5,186,895
oper,
New York,
RR.—Earnings—
End. Dec. 31—
2%
the new name having been
Co.,
Wm.
Period
to
and area served by the company.
It distributes natural gas in an area in Oregon and Washington hav¬
ing a population of approximately 900,000 and including the cities
be
63,242,202
51,957,450
revenue.
income
483.
p.
equal
1880.
1958—Mouth—1957
-1957
oper.
Net
Co.,
preliminary injunction would be
entered against these defendants forthwith.
In addition, the court on Jan. 20, 1959, granted the application of the
Commission for appointment cf a receiver for Philip Newman Associ¬
and indicated that
Public
—
benefit of an annual sinking fund begin¬
of the principal amount of bonds out¬
the
have
will
1964
accurately
to ratification by the respective boards
$
of
Jack Cohen, Josette Boujanger, Marie Boulanger, George
Greenberg, Marie Contin, Lucien Charboneau, John Doe
Jack
Richard Roe,
and
Bonds Offered
—
oversubscribed and the books closed.
bonds
in
BUSINESS—Northwest
stockholders,
and
Period End. Dec. 31-
Henri Crepeau,
South,
Gas Co.
associates at 100% and accrued interest. This offer¬
Coke
and Joseph S.
Miller,
been
agreed upon in
.
New
Railway
Railway
Jim
Newman,
Willian
Sullivan,
Reiter, alias Allen Reiter; Aaron
Chuchem, Robert Trudeau, G. Morin,
J.
of the company
PROCEEDS—The
firm
new
worked
-V
Fitzhugh President,
said the merger has
New York Central RR.-
the
of
Asbestos
both
was
founded in September, 1945 as National Plastics
The name was changed in November, 1945.
Consolidated
Co.
was
ning
Abe
I.
Monarch
industries,
automotive
..
The
.
Corp.—Merger—
$25,000,000
over
merger
President,
directors
Net
common
and
produced.
are
of $7,000,000 5Vs% first mortgage bonds due
Feb. 1, 1984 was made on Jan. 29 by Lehman Brothers
major plants in New Haven, Conn, and Ilchester, Md,
Both have an
integrated two-machine paperboard mill and folding carton manufac¬
turing facilities.
There
are
also
two
subsidiaries, Le
Have
Pulp
Co., Ltd.; in New Germany, Nova Scotia, and thi Fish Pier Box Co.,
Ltd.,
Ross,
Jackson,
John
and
offer
electrical
electronic,
and civilian,
sheet
offering
industry.
the
the
of
W.
Haven
The
Canadian corporation.
a
default
Asbestos
Howard
Krol,
Silbernian,
the
noted
Cyr
Theodore
in
Ltd.,
J;
manufactures
plastic
on Dec. 30, 1958 was $610,995 as compared
capital investment in 1947.
The company has a whollysubsidiary, Norplex Fabricators, Inc. whose plant is in Black
Falls, Wis,—V. 189, p. 484.
' '
River
and
W.
Fitzhugh, Inc. was established in
1924.
It
in Brooklyn and
a
Corrugated
Container
Division
Hempstead. L. I.
permanently
provisions
the company from the offering will
provide additional working capital for
$13,000
a
■
Unit-
plants
,
for the District of
anti-fraud
and
to
to
.
inelamine
the
for
worth
owned
W.
principle but would be |subject
of
enjoining Phil p Newman Associates, Inc., George H. Wagner, Mar¬
guerite P. Wagner and Daniel Mintzer, and a preliminary injunction
against Martin E. Schor, David Schor, alias David DeShore; Matthew
Blade, Brandon Karl Scott and David Feingold, alias David Gould, from
further
shares are being sold by
The whole issue has been
.
funds
Corporation
—
Corporation
ret
2704.
p.
Fltzhugh to receive New Haven stock which
New
Permanently
judgment
final
a
17,401,669
and fabricates laminated
used in industrial applications.
and
many
specialized industrial grades
of plastic sheet
copper
clad laminates in addition to flush type printed
and
Products
%%
proceeds
general
and
circuits
•Not
New
31,732,967
18,225,319
sales.
Standard
'
New Ilaven
Enjoined—
Judge Mendon Morrill of the U. S. District Court
•%%%■':
•\ %
•
to
BUSINESS
$1,060,000
$0.99
-y-~r
1,071,829
Electric
General
While
15.0
——
...
36,041,699
1,047,000
England Power Co.- -Buys Large
With
34.0
17.0
—
V
•
phenolic
2,107,000
443,000
——.
William
———
-
.
982,371
Gelatt, President.
S.
expanding
to
V;
2,655,000
state
&
the
on
William
%
i'
•
508,978
9,500
and
company
added
be
per
453.000
.
among
severally
.
i"' •
Inc., Milwaukee, Wis., on Jan. 28 announced
public offering of 28,500 shares
PROCEEDS—Net
cents
52
or
1958—9 Mos.—1957
on
the-counter.
have
■
«,
Northern Plastics Corp. at $10.50
19,000 shares represent shares being offered
share.
the
sold,
.
$626,400.
to
Fltzhugh, Inc. of Brooklyn and New York, N. Y., will
merge with New Haven Board & Carton Co., it was announced jointly
on Jan. 26,
Both companies manufacture folding cartons.
New Haven
also operates two paperboard mills and has its own pulp subsidiary
in Nova Scotia.
Fitzhugh has divisions specializing in color printing,
gravure,
envelopes, paper specialties, and corrugated fibre products.
483.
Monarch Asbestos
Fed.
taxes
William
offer;
Co..
&
p.
p.
'
1,977,437
2,270,725
ops.
income—
152.
oper.
*
■;
1958—12 Mos.—1957
it
standing.
0,000 slis.
4,700 shs.
5,356 shs.
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Ine
also
taxes
:
See
Corp..—34.0
Shropshire, Frazer k Co
See
51.
>
...
The
expenses
from ry.
189,
ing
630,000
•
Boston
First
The
offering
692.000
•Based
880,000
below
named
the
348.
p.
14,589,746 .f 14,142,192 179,107.731 184,402,990
12,612,309
13,633,214 143,066,032 152,670,023
Northwest Natural
purchase from the company in the respective percentages
below, such of the common stock as is not subscribed for
to
forth
set
oper.
James
The increase in shares
October, 1958 of 540,000
1958—3 Mos.—1957
—
for
underwriters
189,
1958—Month—1957
revenue,
rev.
ry.
per
$15,127,600 $14,684,000 $42,106,000 $43,239,000
Net earnings
•Earnings per share,—.
^Excludes $35,000 held for sinking fund requirements.
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
before
income
limitations.
mortgage
4.987,. and
to
3,471
that it is underwriting a
ordinary
—„
for
Prov.
1,500,000
shs.
shs.
shs.
shs.
North
The new service will
65.—V.
to
in
new
1.
Northern Plastics Corp., La Crosse, Wis.—Stock Sold—
sites.
amounted
1958
income
$51———_
363,000 shs.
■"Additional bonds of the same or other series may be issued subject
Common
sales
Earngs.
1,075,000
6,000
6,000
6,000
460,000
.
'-Y
.
Net
—'V.
company
stockholders'
in
Period End. Dec. 31—
Net
300,000
——
-
.
,
......
Net
National-U. S. Radiator Corp. (& Subs.)—Earns. Up—
cumulative (par $100)
Preferred stock,
building
*$1,030,000
1,500,000
1979
due 1982.——
due 1970.
:
bank notes..
—-Y
from
53
cities
11
Ry.*—Earnings—
oper.
military
Outstanding
$1,400,000
1,000,000
1,150,000
1,500,000
950,000
5.25% series
3%
debentures
SEC
the
income and $1,398,816, or 70.3 cents per share,
from net
realized capital gains.
The capital gains dividend of 70.3
cents per share and a dividend of 12 cents per share from ordinary
income were paid on Jan. 15, 1959.
The
corporation's shareowners numbered 4,271 at the end of the
year, compared wth 3,562 at the close of 1957.—V. 388, p. 1865.
P-
Authorized
3.65%>
with
%
FINANCING
TO PRESENT
——
and
corporation's
for
declared
from
New
1964
due 1972
letter of notification
a
investment
shares
Dividends
bonds
due
home
the
from
additional
Co. will underwrite the offering.
series
Arizona. Scottsdale, Ariz.—
Exchange Commission—
''
filed
16
Railway
Railway
in the company's annual statement.
15
Jan.
on
9. An
Boston
Corp. and The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc. and in¬
cluding Shropshire, Frazer & Co. and Starkweather &
3%
Northern Pacific
Feriod End. Dec. 31—
by
subscription privilege); rights to expire on Feb.
underwriting group headed jointly by The First
"First mortgage
from
-
of
•
express
$1 par common stock of
69,777,447
35,755,543
68,219,534
34,228,160
6,062,119
2.947,924
EFFECT
mileage
cities
managed
by
Dominick
i*z
Dominick had a net asset value at Dec. 31, 1958 equal to $22.10 per
share on 1,620,000 shares
of capital stock outstanding on Dec. 31,
Offering by this corporation of 33,000 additional shares of
stock (par $5) at $22 per share to common
stockholders of record Jan. 21, 1959 on the basis of one
new share for each 10 shares then held
(with an over¬
GIVING
Jan.
closed-end
This
common
CAPITALIZATION
suitable
route
certificated
-
Co.
air
of
"to
and Minnesota March
airline's
the
of
number
Loewi & Go.
Service Corp.—Common Stock Offered—
made in our Jan, 26 issue concerning the
Gas
it
increase
the
National Shares Corp.—Reports Higher Net Assets—
25,302,729 291,807,589 299,506,956
19,240,610 223,588,055 229,729,509
6,734,120
3,645,347
ry. oper,
income.
151.
into
land
' ''r
<j»
25,610,154
18,876,034
miles
ton
1957,
which
of
14%
a
19%'
a
in
mail,
of
This was
406,476
447.
Land
on
that
and
covering 10,000 shares of class A common stock to be offered at
par
($10 per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
used to purchase real estate land and improve
and subdivide such
1958—12 Months—1957
1958—Month—1957
Period End. Dec. 31—
Railway oper. revenue
Railway operating exps.
personnel
188, p.
National
announced
has
Gas
Files With Securities and
189, p. 348.
Missouri Pacific RR.—Earnings—
mail.
service
inaugurate
compared with net asset value of $19.27 per share on 1,080,000 shares
outstanding at the close of 1957, A. Varick Stout, President, reported
3,299,889
*24,627
196*020
income
oper.
ry.*
"Deficit.—V.
resources.—V.
$8,045,625
2,768,685
$7,281,167
$9,018
$227,775
ry: oper.
and
■
ItK.—Earnings—
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Ste. Marie
Oil
management
The'company
%
;Y
ton miles
302,131
10%.
of
in 1958,
9,495,624
increase.
will
South Dakota
Dakota,
increase
;
that
contemplates no change
offices of Oil and Gas
Property Management in Dallas, Houston, and Arnarillo, Texas, will
be continued. The now company will be active in acquiring petroleum
reserves
by purchase, and in drilling and development of petroleum
Nafco
in
.«
the
over
Fields
'
Stock Interest—
of
hauled
Central
12%
a
Central
total
a
increase
an
11,260,865 revenue miles
traveling public
regular surface
was
North
1958,
North
^
of
the
to
carried
miles
ton
total
a
service
1957.
over
three
Metropolitan Broadcasting Corp.
in
airline
83,754
miles totaled 117,573,865 for
passenger
Central flew
North
income
662,983
Motorola
The
and
consumer
new
built
line
a
will
include
specifically for initial
radios.
Some
of
1959
original equipment
to
fit
boat
and
or
standard
15
models
complement
tractor.—V.
National
p.
to
deluxe
models
engineered
replacement use with Motorola car
duplicate, exactly, the appearance
antennas,
almost
188,
or
styled
are
and
everv
and
in
foreign
the line
and
there
domestic
is
a
model
car,
Automotive
on
Jan. 26
of
Dallas.
Texas,
it
was
an¬
by John G. Bannister, President of
National Automotive
fibres.
This
is
the
step in a
automotive
•
charges
alter
Net
—V.
189,
p.
29.425,530
49.
Oceanic Oil Co.—Properties Acquired—
&
Western
End. Dec. 31—
Ry.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
The
1958—12 Months—1957
'
§
ft
Railway
Railway
$
oper.
revenue—
16,839.920
oper.
expenses-
$
17,617.802 203,946,296 251.133,09'?
Net
—V.
rev.
from
9,307,902
14.060.006
133,490.848
171,333,929
ry. oper.
7.532,018
3,557,796
70,455,448
79.7S9.163
railway
189, p.
inc.—
5,818,930
3,231,469
43.810,422
44.675,792
oper.
Oil
of
this
This
corporation
other, local
air
The
an
continued
to
pace
the nation's
12
during 1958 in passenger.' air mail and
according to Hal N. Carr, President.
Twin
increase
liners
in
Cities-based
of
1957,
1%
over
airline
the
enplaned
777,140
revenue
680,930 who rode the Route .of
express
passengers,
the
North-
transferred
Producing
to
Calif.,
stock
producing properties.
of
stock of
Oil & Gas
See
Oceanic Oil Co.—V.
National
j
Inc.
for each 2.4962 shares of
189, p.
152.
Property Management, Inc.—Sale—
Automotive
Oliver Corp.—To
See
permanently
to surrender
National Trust and
Central Airlines, Inc.—1958 Traffic Up—
airlines
volume,
been
requested
-
service
have
and the holders of said stock
their certificates therefor to Bank
Savings Association. Los Angeles.
to receive in exchange and cancellation thereof one share of
being
capital
North
company
closed
been
Co.. have
America
common
152.
of
assets
Properties, Inc. in accordance with the provisions of a plan and agree¬
ment of reorganization previously approved by stockholders of Oceanic
Oil Co.
The books for the transfer of the capital stock of Oceanic
are
Net
first
major diversification plan for the Detroit
supplier, Mr. Bannister said. Shields & Co., New York
investment banking firm, negotiated the transaction and
arranged for a major part of the financine through the
Chase Manhattan Bank.
ry.
152.
p.
Norfolk
Fibres,
Inc.,
from
oper.
189,
Period
Management.
nounced
rev.
ry.
truck,
2508.
Inc.—Acquisition—In a
transaction involving approximately $19,000,000. Nafco
Oil & Gas, a subsidiary, has agreed to purchase the oil
and gas properties and other assets of Oil and Gas Prop¬
erty
Net
Net
—V.
Massev-Ferguson
Fibres, Inc.
above.—V.
185.
p.
1047.
Sell Perkins Ltd. Investment—
Ltd.- above.—V. -188,
p.
1713.
..
.
•
Volume
189
Number 5817
Outboard Marine Corp.
.
The Commercial and
.
.
(&
Subs.)—Earnings—
Quarter Ended Dec. 31—
Net
1958
sales
Net
before
Income
taxes,
Net
income
per
*
Based
Dec.
31,
¥$232,654
7,834,537
outstanding-
7,819,837
share.
1957.
7,819,837
t Loss.—V.
shares
189,
of
stock
on
484.
p.
The
Clay
sale
this
of
Harbison-Walker
John
D.
board
Products—Sells
company's
Refractories
Fredericks,
of
Co.,
The
President.
directors
of
division,
election
Harbison-Walker
of
is
in
sale,
which
substantial
a
Mr.
for
was
net
profit,
Fredericks
the
after
amount
capital
gains
19
at
cash,
to
tax,
by
to
Fredericks
of
to
the
early
an
will
result
Pacific
As
prove
of
The
refractories
accounted
year,
received
division,
for
This
will
be
used
to
expand and im¬
three
vitrified
clay
to
reduce
generally
Inoperative
during
portion
of
Pacific
Clay
the
nominal
a
$10,000,000 sales
filed
in
1958.—V.
188,
21,
These
shares).
of
these
The
a
will
company
by
their
the
SEC
not
leceive
from
proceeds
any
at
Oil
at
Company,
which
time
facilities
new
bring
the
*514%
Ltd.,
a
$6,375 per share.-—V.
189,
49.
p.
27,
1959,
covering
to
proposes
of
filed
company
record
offer
207,852
the
March
registration
a
stock
1959,
3,
shares
for
at
statement
of
rate
of
by
one
the
SEC
stock.
common
subscription
the
with
The
share
new
for
each
20
then held.
The
offering is to be underwritten pursuant to
competitive bidding.
Net
proceeds of the stock sale, together with cash presently on
hand, to be internally generated and to be provided by other
financing,
will be used in carrying forward the
company's construction program
the
for
1959.
year
Construction
expenditures
for
1959
at
$23,500,000, which it is anticipated will require
000.000 of financing.—V. 189, p. 484.
an
estimated
arc
additional
Oil Co. above.—V.
189, p.
Sales
the
for
all-time
same
period
his
in
r:The
quarter
profits
year
a
ended
Dec.
93%
were
Net
Net
<j»
equivalent
of
to
61
share
per
688,000 shares of common
net income of $218,314, or 32
This compares with
share, for the corresponding period last year.—V. 188,
(J. C.)
This
in
announced on
to the original
1959
Jan.
1690-store
72
"Later
Denver
in
the
Angeles,
Exact
the
to
31;
area,
it
year
is
for
the
started
store
four
said
chain
original
Jacksonville
start
olans
to
Penney's
106.362,637
136,317,987
oper.
expenses..
7,713,374
8,629,791
89,275,718
109,016,616
ry. oper.
1,334,373
1,902,597
17,086,919
27,301,371
inc.-.,.
777,235
1,501,537
9,256,378
16,402,064
nor
to
rev. from
144
credit
of
credit
it
areas,
in
plans
and
72
all
this Spring
follows:
as
12
area,
stores
new
in
to
Cincinnati
Phoenix,
15.
and
oper.
will
Feb. 5,
189,
Pennsylvania RR.—Discontinuance of Merger Discus¬
sions—James M. Symes,
President, on Jan. 28, said in
Years
It
is
considered
judgment
of
the
board
of
directors
and
man¬
this railroad that our stockholders, other
security holders,
customers, regulatory and legislative authorities, the press, our em¬
ployes,
and
the
public
in
general,
are
vitally
interested
in
the
New York Central-Pennsylvania RR. corporate
merger discussions that
have taken place, and are, therefore, entitled to know our views on
the subject.
It is our opinion that the recent
joint studies of the two companies
substantiate
the
original thought that ultimately, very substantial
savings,
approximating $100 million
annually,
would
be
realized.
in a very short time, service would be greatly improved
by the
proposed
corporate merger.
Tlic
possible
alternative
savings that
I Also,
be
might
be
through coordination of
small by comparison.
We
made
facilities
services
or
would
relatively
believe
that
the
corporate
if it. could be consummated, would be beneficial to all con¬
and consequently, we of the Pennsylvania RR. did everything
merger,
cerned,
possible
to
to
have
the
Central
with
proceed
the
in
us
steps
necessary
ultimatly make it effective.
of
None
draw,
far
so
they
the
read
us
for
reasons
Steel Corp.
Ended
less
Dec.
(&
published by
their public
New
the
York
Central's
newspapers,
announcement
given
were
just
decision
to
with¬
us
before
moments
;
stop—they
in
faith,
the will of any one participant.
at
It
is
cannot,
self-evident
good
that
be
held
abeyance
and
corporate
merger
be
ac¬
Tho
910,382,817
least
until
there
is
a
change
of .attitude
on
their
part.—V.
Provision
depreciation,
for
long-term
on
Consolidated
M.
528.433
Net income for 1958
share,
on
K.
Jan.
S.
$96,200,000
margins
"It
is
estimate
in
the
stock
common
share of
per
F.
all
and
was
our
industry
little
early to
that
was
parent
increased
income
both
gross
above
50%
spent
in
of
capacity. This
last eight years
the
have
we
is
the
direct
to build the
operated. At the
ever
of
result
special
of
meeting
eligible
of
to
record
vote
stockholders,
common
2, has been re-scheduled
Stockholders
for
of
as
Feb.
the
of
the meeting.—V.
at
189,
on
called
349
pp.
Jan.
and
16,
(R. J.)
The
be
a
to
from
$5
The
In
at
their
and
new
by
to
recommend
class
B
reducing
the
stock
par
from
value
increasing the authorized
number
of
of
annual
the
board
meeting
is
to be
to
be
held
considered
on
The
Under
the
common
class B
incorporation,
common
stock
stockholders
to
will
presently outstanding
be
"common
oper.
ry.
down
forecast,
net
which
is
$2.45
the
proposal
stock."—V.
to
188,
that
in
a
recession
year
when
profit
sharply.
but
if
income
present
in
1959
trends
will
be
continue,
the
we
highest
history.
reduced
approximately $29,000,000.
company
$3,500,000 to
including prepayment
bankToans of $15,000,000.
Cash balance was
total of $92,500,000 at the end of 1958.
a
Townsend,
4.000
Evans
Hopkins,
Mason
485.
Win.
Co.
1,500
&
Co.,
&
Co.
1,500
1,500
Inc
Brothers
C.
Roney
' Stephenson,
1,500
* Co
....
1,500
Leydecker &t'
Co.
.
America
of
1,500
1,500
Harbach
Co.
p.
2,000
2,000
Co.
MacCormack <to
Kormendi
3.500
2,000
Henderson..
Harbison
3,500
—
&
Frank, Meyer & Fox
Dabney & Tyson
Wilson, Johnson & Higgins.
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.—
Co.— 3,500
effective
material
—
1,500
Acquired—
above.—V.
immediately,
and
Russell
to
appears
stated.
with
severe
This
cancerous
also
is
be
added
He
losses which
187,
927.-
p.
due
to
rise
a
in
costs
a
necessary trend in
that in his opinion a
the
that
company's
Mr.
Russell,
a
Mr.
provided
Russell
they
the
of
in¬
general
in order
with
Mr.
carry
clause
properly
a
is
them
into bank¬
price
proper
Russell
ad¬
stated.
is being put into
five year warranty against
being
installed
continued, according
operation of win¬
are
the small
linn of aluminum
The
and
not
abused.
line,
that the company was ready to introduce a
prime windows that will be competitively priced.
he said, is being
introduced to meet the demand in the low
housing field.
"During 1959 the
building industry is expected to have one
biggest booms in history," Mr. Russell said.—V. 188. p. 2688.
St. Louis, San Francisco & Texas
number
of
of
its
Net rev. from ry. oper.
Net
this
1,513,023
1 6,120,842
17,921,371
$774,128
$552,222
$8,017,772
$8,840,790
245,778
175,556
2,650,956
2,981,065
$2,065,245 $24,138,614
$26,762,161
-
on
Jan.
27
announced
that
Ltd.—Acquisition—
the
•$9,171
$1,503,178
587,848
$1,148,981
178,163
4,298
189, p. 153.
company
will
exercise
SEC
on
Jan.
23
the issuance
announced
of
Offering Per¬
a
decision
perma¬
nently suspending a Regulation A exemption from Securities Act regis¬
tration with respect to a public offering of stock by this company.
In a letter of notification filed on May 13,
1957, the company pro¬
from rail¬
directors
inc.—
$4,465,222
3,316,241
Salesology, Inc., Phoenix, Ariz.—Stock
The
1958—12 Mos.—1957
1,409,606
operations..
income
153.
oper.
$4,510,420
3,007,242
manently Suspended—
$2,183,734
oper.
railway
♦Deficit.—V.
$350,559
359,730
$144,936
273,142
expenses.
oper.
1958—12 Mos.—1957
$399,685
254,740
Railway opc-r. revenue
Railway
Ry.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
Period End. Dec. 31—
2646.
expenses
posed the public offering of 2,500 non-voting common shares at $10
per share pursuant
to the conditional exemption from registration
provided by Regulation A.
On Jan. 16, 1958, the Commission issued
an
order temporarily suspending such exemption by reason of non¬
compliance with the terms and conditions of Regulation A. Salesology
petitioned for withdrawal of its notification and for a hearing on the
question whether the suspension should be vacated or made permanent.
In ordering the-permanent suspension of the exemption,
the Com¬
mission ruled that Salesology's notification and accompanying offering
circular were false and misleading.
The notification stated that G. Bob
rights to purchase 592,150 shares of Algom Uranium Mines Ltd.
These rights are held in the form of share purchase warrants which
entitle
the
holders to purchase
shares of Algom at $11 per share
Robbing,
company
common
stock,
gave
him
1
March
2,
1959
when the rights expire.—V.
187,
p.
147.
Rochester Telephone Corp.
Stock Subscriptions — Of
the 195,312 shares of common stock recently offered for
—
subscription, 188,018 shares were subscribed for by hold¬
of subscription warrants at $21 per
share, and the
remaining 7,294 shares were purchased by the under¬
writers, headed by The First Boston Corp., and sold at
$25 per share. See details in V. 189, p. 389.
ers
»
cost
exchangeable for
the basis of ono
title
.
easy
covers
said
new
stock¬
now
warranty
20-year
are
cured
be
with costs,
20-year service warranty
line of Rusco windows.
This
the
and
also
can
a
windows
corrosion.
and
virtually forcing
are
condition
commensurate
are
announced
for
dows,
1959,
change the
p.
1958—Month—1957
Rio Tinto Mining Co. of Canada,
per
Endacott, President, said
12% less tlian the record of
Stern,
4,000
&
2,000
Lynch.. 2,000
Singer, Deane & Scribner.. 2,000
Moore,
Russell, President, on Jan. 13 announced that an average
is being made on the company's line of white beauty
prime and combination windows.
Mr.
com¬
189, p.
The
Inc....
Co
189,
Leonard
•
4,500
...
&
2,500
2,000
Sherrerd
4,500
Co
Pont
2,500
Stetson
Co
4,500
Co.
Rusco baked enamel
revenue..
oper.
revenue
way
—V.
Butcher
&
increase,
oxidation
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—Earnings
Period End. Dec. 31—
Net
Boettcher
Co.
2,500
-
.
Rusco
and
He
stock
common
of stock
Railway
6,000
ruptcy,
into new class B
common
stock. After March
31, 1959,
therefore,
the only common shares
outstanding will be the new class B common
stock. Included in the recommendation of the board to be considered
Railway
6,000
Co.
&
2,500
&
Co
&
2,500
2,500
Inc
Co
Jones
&
fronted
stock, until March 31, 1959, on
for iy4 shares of new class B common stock.
Common stock remaining outstanding upon expiration of the exchange
option will be Immediately reclassified on
a
share-for-share
basis
of
the
Milwaukee
Co.,
&
Co
&
justments that
increases
company's certificate of
of
class
&
increase throughout the window industry is vitally necessary
to offset
low profits and the lack of profits on the part of many
producers. Mr. Russell also said that many companies have been con¬
in recent years, the? latest in Decem¬
is no# presently contemplated that an immediate change
will be made if the stock split is adopted,
Bowman Gray, President.
according to
share
Kidder
2,500
6%
and
dustry,
shares
by the
April 8,
M.
.
Hogle & Co...:
Hooker
&
Fay:
Templeton
Winslow, CoUu <te
&
Aluminum
labor
for
$10
2,500
Co...
a.
Cable Corp.—Assets to Be
C,
to
the
of
2,500
J.
4,500
4,500
V.
of
.
stockholders
to
common
Co
dividend payments
of shares
now
voted
Southwest
First
6,000
Co
Deetjen
also
doors
30,000,000.
dividend
1958, it
total
in
to
recommendation
view of
ber,
share
a
15,000,000
holders
26
to
split the?
t-wo-for-one basis
on
share
Jan.
on
taken
&
Co
&
Mitchum,
du
Frank
Reynolds Tobacco Co.—Plans Stock Split—
directors
action
Bradford
C.
The
Co...
&
Increase
1959,
485.
Co.— 2,500
Hurry,
(F. C.) Russell Co.—Increases Prices—Revises Warranty
$600
most
same
originally
business
Miller
See
«fo
&
2,500
J.
6,000
California
Rome
3,500
Eichler
Estabrook
6,000
&
num¬
inc.
•
Co—
Weedon
severally
respective
Walter
9,509
—
1959.
9,
close
Bingham,
9,500
Co..:
See
Reynolds Metals Co.—Special Meeting Postponed—
Feb.
Bateman,
9,500
Goodbody <te Co..
3,500
Morgan & Co.......—... 3,500
productive
time every
division of the company did an outstanding job in controlling costs
during this period of slack operations as evidenced by the fact that
our
net Income per
dollar of sales Is within one-tenth cent of the
1957 figure even though our sales were 25.8% less."—V.
188, p. 1719.
mills
and
9,500
A.
&
Emanuel,
have
below,
'Walker & Co
G. H.
•
Inc....
Staats
I.
named
7,000
&
the
Plan.
Straus, Blosser & McDowelL 3,500
Sutro, & Co
3,500
45,000
Co
Barth
shares
pursuant to
45.000
Ine
&
A
annum
Shares
Co
Hammill
R.
Francis
per
conversion of
reserved
upon
136,953
options
Dominick
&
Revel
15,595,101
Paul
only
earned
were
and
and
was
Co.,
&
Button
First
issuance
and
stock
the following
being offered:
Lundborg & Co.____ 4,500
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.— 4,500
jran.
on
Bank,
National
and The
contracts.
other
or
company
stock
Irving
$5.45
stock
common
Chairman,
Agreement
Shares
Co.....
Dempsey-Tegeler
85,014,422
$3.90
outstanding..,
Option
Pierce,
until
is estimated at $84,200,000,
Chairman,
1958
1957
company's
"Debt
of
in
in
a
Adams,
"The
26.
the
Manhattan
7,000
&
Crowell,
89,600,000
61,921,680
"* 15,635,759
income
&
&
Courts
27 said that Republic is currently
operating at more than 80% of Republic's new capacity of 12,742,006
tons and that
operations for the months immediately ahead should
be still better due to inventory build-up in the plants of steel fabri¬
cators as a hedge against a possible steel strike in the third quarter.
He said: "It is, of course', a great satisfaction to be able to report
earnings for 1958 of almost $4 a share on average operations of only
furnaces
the
:
Corp
Co
Curtis
William
1,099,202
60,500,000
...
for
underwriters
common
Smith
Shearson,
1,261,442
its
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Expects Record Earns, in 1959
1.
Lynch,
Hill Richards
2,619,822
income—estimated..
net
White,
million
Stock
The
—
the
&
Witter
&
40,787,933
deductions..
taxes
C.
reserved
of
Hemphill, Noyes <fc Co.____ 7,000
Paine, Webber, Jackson
53,959,736
depletion,
and
——33,074,198
debt
otner
Net income
shares
restricted
Boston
Fenner
Dean
7,226,207
Administrative
189,
153.
p.
in
by assignment of monies
production
debentures
Peabody
Merrill
1,227,257,507
cost
amortization
Credit
a
to the banks of
V*
of 1%
unused amount of the commitment.
exercise
of
Ryons
Kidder,
secured
are
certain
Dillon, Union
Securities & Co
962.760,979
of
to
purchase from
First
Lester,
E.
of products sold_.—711,821,790
and selling expenses
47,087,886
Shares
The loans
Eastman
1,234,483,714
Manufacturing
into
Chase
Co.,
Continental
Illinois
Seattle-First National Bank,
payable
,
1957
917,553,809
complished only when all parties to the merger are enthusiastic about
it.
The
New York Central
apparently does not want a corporate
merger with the Pennsylvania, so it, therefore, cannot be accomplished
—at
defined-
are
The
Bank,
subordinated
upon
of shares
Dominick
income—7,170,992
and other
Total
revised
can
is
397,189
convertible
issuance
Bache
Net
productive
a
in
daily
agreed to
its
release.
In substance,
they advised us, at two recent top-level con¬
ferences, that they did not consider the present timing to be favorable
to
them.
Obviously, in fairness to our own stockholders, we cannot
hold such a merger action in abeyance so that a time can be
picked
that is especially propitious to one party to the merger.
As a practical
.matter, consideration of corporate mergers
must
move
forward
or
5V2%.
average
the
Walston
1958
until
to
terms
Trust
Chicago,
pursuant
UNDERWRITERS
Subs)—Earnings-
allowed
interest,
on
of
fee
ber
31—
discounts
Dividends,
by
the
than
Schwabacher
Sales
pany
agement of
stock
entered
company
&
the application,
Republic
.■
part:
sinking
a
$550,000
common
those
as
National
Bank
Co.
received
effect
t
Trust
the
corporation's. Restricted
employees of this company have been
unexpected medical expenses, home repairs, or home financ¬
ing and moving expenses arising when they are transferred to a new
area; and the company believes it would be to its own as well as its
employees* best interest if it were able to make the necessary sums
of money available to its employees in the few cases where it Is Impos¬
sible or impracticable for employees to obtain financial assistance else¬
where.
However, because of Intercompany affiliations with a registered
investment company, Delaware Realty & Investment Co. and Christiana
Securities Co., such loans are prohibited by the Investment Company
Act unless an exemption order is issued by the Commission.—V.
188,
p. 752.
are
484.
p.
1958,
National
&
more
fov
1959, to request a hearing thereon.
According to
The
Plan.—V.
of
and
into
indebtedness,
1,
faced with
later.
Payment
convertible
Security-First
be
the
This company has applied to the SEC for an exemption order under
the Investment Company Act permitting loans to its employees;
and
the
Commission
has Issued an
order giving
interested persons until
of
Time
funded
^Includes
he
Penney credit plan will make available to customers the newest
charge account in botu the Planned Payment Account and
benefit
1362-1966
years
are
of
around
locations
the
commitment
189, p. 153.
slightly
add
first
year.
planned to include
Minneapolis.
Seattle and
dates
announced
The
department
stores
more
14;
immediate
27
that
24
operation in September of last
The
448.
p.
Penney Co.—To Acid Pilot Credit Stores—
company
stores
the
the
the
on
outstanding.
per
type
for
of
debentures
National Trust <fc Savings Bank of San Diego.
The agreement
available until Nov. 1,
1959, short-term loans not exceeding
$37,000,000 at any one time outstanding, bearing interest at a rate of
%%
per
annum
above
the
"prime" rate but not less than 4V2%
Remington Arms Co., Inc.—Loans to Employees—
to
ago,
cents
stock
-Los
registered
the
have
1,770,129 shs.
!:3,000,000 shs.
__
makes
Ǥ
J.
50%
to
cents
add
those
above
increased
each
solidated
1958—12 Months—1957
$
Federal
93%—
1958,
31,000.000
;
par)
debentures
688.000
__
First
1958—Month—1957
$
railway
—V.
$10,-
Robert S. Boll, President, revealed on Jan. 26
stockholders.
$12,869,602 as compared to $8,554,431 for the
fiscal 1958, Mr. Bell said.
Net income was $432,361,
amounted
quarter
area,
31,
($1
$7,348,000
obligations)
payable
stock
Outstanding
$7,348,000
—
fund of $400,000
annually thereafter..
at
an
adjusted
conversion
price of $18.50 per share subject to further adjustment
in certain events.
The indenture requires the company to maintain
consolidated
net
tangible assets equal to
at
least 200%
of
con¬
in
Tho
with
10,532,388
quarterly report to
Sales
first
first
high and
maturities..
notes
Bank
9,047,747
Sundry
an
current
Common
153.
revenue—
Interest
Packard-Bell Electronics Corp.—Profits
Up
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
deben¬
1,
payable
tAs of Aug.
oper.
Railway
Railway
company
shares
Jan.
less
tBank
stockholders
common
due
Mellon
Jan.
on
EFFECT
subordinated
Notes
Pacific Power & Light Co.—Registers With SEC—
This
Further details follow:
GIVING
1977
(purchase
any
which
convertible
tures
Inc.—Acquisition—
,
Pacific
Men¬
—
concerning the public
Authorized
postage
*
They represent options first
public offering of stock by Canadian
was
amalgamated with Pacific in
options were issued for the outstanding
Canadian options. Various assignees of Eastman
Dillon, Union Securi¬
ties & Co. hold 9,858 shares and options for the
purchase of an addi¬
tional 56,035 shahres at $12 per
share, representing options issued by
Atlantic (and assumed by Pacific) in connection with
undertakings of
Sinclair Canada Oil Co. to
explore and develop certain oil and gas
properties.
The remaining 23,300 shares are held by Eastman Dillon
or
its
assignees, obtained by Eastman Dillon upon exercise options
acquired from Pacific for $5,000 to purchase shares of Pacific common
1958.
Properties,
Period End. Dec. 31—
Jan.
on
associates.
issued in 1951 in connection with
Atlantic
The
and
See Oceanic
the
and
offices.
CAPITALIZATION
Reading: Co.—Earnings—
shares.
Ltd.,
Lester, Ryons & Co.
Offices—
Common Stock Sold
—
Jan. 26 issue
our
indenture.
past
prospectus, options are held for the purchase of
71,599 common shares at $18.42 per share
by Reynolds & Co.: Bear,
Stearns
&
Co.; Bingham. Walter & Hurry, Inc.,
and
Norman
R.
Wliittall,
New
made in
was
offering and sale of 300,000 shares of common stock (par
$1) at $22.50 per share on Jan. 22 by an underwriting
group headed jointly by The First Boston Corp. and,
for
deben¬
Products'
shares
According to
call
no
part of further expansion of its nationwide field organization, this
on
Jan. 27 the establishment in January of 14
Producing:
have been, or may be, purchased
by various firms and
pursuant to presenting outstanding options
expiring June
30, 1959 (to the extent of 137,492 shares), or have been
purchased
pursuant to an option which expired Aug. 29, 1958 (to the extent of
23,300
be
convertible
the
individuals
sales
will
484.
p.
With its new total of 121 sales and service facilities and an additional
service centers, the company now provides service from 303 points
48 states and eight Canadian provinces.—V.
189, p, 349.
in
1865.
p.
registration statement with
1959, covering 160,792 shares of common stock.
company
During this year there
company's outstanding 4J/4%
Rohr Aircraft Corp.
tion
which
Bronx, N. Y.; Columbia,
C.; Baton Rouge, La.; Corpus Christ!, Texas; Manchester, N. H.;f
Montgomery, Ala.; Raleigh, N. C.; Roanoke, Va.; Orlando, Fla.; Spring¬
field, 111.; Tacoina, Wash.; Evanston, 111.; and Oak Parle, 111.
Pacific Petroleums Ltd.—Files for Option Shares—
!
about
It is anticipated
$135,000,000,
S.
company's
estimated
totaled
and
about
financing.
the
be
182
monies
production
facilities
at
Pacific
Clay's
pip© factories.
The monies also will be utilized
long-term indebtedness.
sewer
minimum
a
will
business machine company's branch and district operations
the United States and Canada to a total of 121.
The field expansion comes, the
company said, at a time when PitneyBowes is completing a $6,700,000
expansion, renovation and moderniza¬
tion of its plant and headquarters at
Stamford, Conn.
The new offices are in Beaumont,
Texas;
Clay,
stated.
portion
j. A
undisclosed
an
Calif,
Jan.
on
Mr.
contemplated
date.
The
lone.
announced
was
to
1959
in
Division—
refractories
no
of
189,
corporation announced
new
sales and service
meter
Pacific
for
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.—Establishes 14
2,392,503
outstanding
require
tures."—V.
held
were
$83,000,000 less than in 1957.
was
expenditures
redemption
*30.41
capital
expenditures
capital
will
$3,210,960
.
$0.10
the
on
that
9
(605)
$133,000,000, which
1956
$804,151
shares
Earned
"Capital
1957
$26,403,326 $25,776,319 $31,739,625
1,635,151
$956,654
6,651,960
831,000
Cr724,000
3,441,000
taxes
capital
Financial Chronicle
President, was the owner of 324 shares of class B
whereas in fact he owned 506 of the outstanding 706
which was the only voting stock.
His holdings
him control of Salesology, and the notification should have named
shares
as
of
an
this
class,
affiliate.
In
addition,
the
offering
circular
states
at
one
place that Robbins invested $3,240 for 506 shares, but in another sec¬
tion it recites that Robbins transferred office equipment and an auto¬
mobile
worth
shares.
The
Robbins
$3,240
for
324
statement
of
shares
and
paid $1,820 in cash for 182
shows $1,000 received from
and
cash
receipts
Salesology concedes that the statement that Robbins paid
$1,820 in cash for stock was incorrect. The Commission also held that
a
person named in the company's offering circular as Secretary and
Director of the company resigned from those positions, but no amendfPnntiniifvl
on
Pnffo
48)
»
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle-;
(606)
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name of
Chemical
Dividend announcements are grouped
In
tables.
nounced
first
the
indicate
we
dividends
r
When
Per
Name of Company
A C P
Co.
increased)
<
dividendt
Air Reduction
Inc.,
3-
5
2-18
3-
5
2-18
3-
2
2-13
4-
Stock
(2-for-l
Aggregates,
stock
split,
Stock
5%
American Home
American
products
Insulator
American
(quar.)-
Machine
(2-for-l
stock
Meter
Co.
Co.
2-12
American Pipe <fc
Consolidated
3-4
3%
3-26
American
_
42c
2-
-
Chemical
&
3-16
3-
5
50o
__
Smelting
American
Tobacco
3-13
3-20
2-16
1-30
2-16
Products
Anderson-Prichard
4(4%
3-13
Oil,
Com.
3-13
2-12
preefrred
$4.75%
Armstrong Cork,
$3.75 preferred
Arrowhead
%
3-23
3-
3-31
D.
3-31
1-30
1
1
3-
1
3-
1
1
25c
1-30
3-16
4-
2-
3-
2
Baltimore Paint & Chemical Corp.
Inc.
3-14
(quar.)
CA. J.)
Markets
(quar.)—
Mills, common (quar.)-*,
$5 preferred (quar.)
•
4(4%
2
2
2-13
3-16
2-20
3-
2
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%%
Bethlehem
7%
Steel
Corp.,
2-27
2-
6
preferred
Bishop Oil Co.
2-17
3-31
2-
0
2-20
2-
3-
1
(quar.)
3-
1
2
2-13
3-11
2-
Interstate
Iowa
3-2
3-16
10c
1-30
3-15
J50c
g-
;
9-15
12-15
r
9-
6-15
-:j:50c
2
2
2-13
60c
3-
2
2-11
_
1
$1.75
5c
4-
1
2-16
70c
3-16
3-13
3-
2
2-16
30c
2-25
2-10
-2-
6
"
:
'"2-25
t$1.30
4.75%
preferred (quar.)
1
8-
1
40c
4-17
4-
10c
3-10
Co.
$1.18%
8-
1
2-25
3-
2
3-12
3-
2
3-12
3-
35c
3-16
5-15
2-
Jones
Food
Stores
Brown
Company
Brown
&
(iuitial-quar.)—
(quar.)
35c
$1.60
—
2%
2
2-
4-10
2-16
3-20
2-
2
3-
2
2-16
•2-6
3-
1
3-
2
2-13
3- 6
2-19
3-
2-19
$1.25
—
1
split
'
(Quarterly from net investment income
Burlington Industries, ■ common (quar.)—__
3(4% preferred (quur.)—
A% preferred (quar.).
,4.20%
preferred (quar.)
f(4% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Kerndy
Corp.
(quur.)_
Burry Biscuit Corp.,-$1.25 preferred (quar.)
10c
,
Terminal
Crlaveras
Buildings
2-
2-
3
1
2-
1
2-
3
3-
1
2-
3
3-
1
2-
3
$1.12 Vs
-
15c
2-24
2-10
2-lli
3-
2-15
25c
California Water Service (quar.)
4.40% preferred C (quar.)
2-20
2-11
30c
■
2-15
1-30
RR.
271/aC
subject
to
—
Fund,
Supply
2-16
2-13
$1.25
2-
1
1-23
3-16
2-25
3-24
3-16
1
2-27
4-
1
2-27
4-
1
2-27
4-
1
2-27
1-26
3-
2
2-13
4-
1
3-
50c
2-16
-
(quar.)
2- 2
'
1
„
.
%;
•3-16
33-
4
3-20
3-20
9c
..
2-
3- 6
2-25
2-
2-27
3-
v
1
3-
1
3-10
V' 20c
3-10
50%
2
v-
2
3-16
3-
2-26
2
2-20
2-
(quar.)__
stock
h-'.j lifornia
2
-
Western
approve
Life
a
5%
—
Stock
4(4%
pfd.
■J
10%
4-15
3-15
225c
2-28
2-13
10c
3- 2
2-
Fund
.
___
——
5(4%
Co.
Trust
(Boston)—.
Carpenter Steel
(quar.)
Ontral
Foundry,
Central
Illinois
5%
Public
preferred
4.92%
Cessna
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Aircraft
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stock
(W.
R.)
City
Class A
2
,
60c
Gulf
Gulf
conv.
2-27
3-1
2-13
2-25
Oil
Corp.
(P.
2
2-16
3-
2
Power, 4.64%
2-13
Hamilton
2-13
Harshaw
Chemical
3-10
2-13
Hartford
Electric
3.90%
Mfg.
2-16
.
35c
—
^
1-28
4-
6
2-27
2-11
1-15-
10c
;-
:
1
36c
* '.
2-
3 %■
V
3-
2
2-13 :
3-
2
60C
2-11
2-15
$0.1056
Hecla
$1
3-31
3-18
■
2-13
1-28
.
1
3-31
3-18
40c
2-26
2-16
2-
7
2-25
2-
7
1-23
1
8-
1
7-23
1
10-23
20c
Co
2-13
'
_
2-16
2-
2
2-18
2-
6
3-10
2-27
payment at
common
'
"
'4
,.
''
:
(quar.i-
common
25c
1
1-30
35c
2-13
;
30c
3-10
2-10
.
Co. (quar. l 4._^-_.._ —35c
Co. (quar.J—__*_—17t4c
3-10
2-13
—
—_1
•
<fc
Shirt
Co.,
(quar.)___..,
common
(quar.)
Bonding &
Bobbins
&
Insurance
Co.
Fire
;
-
.
3-15
2-
25c
3-10
2-20
J50c
15c
Light
■
-
)
—
5%
2-16
-
Nashua
434%
preferred
Horn & Hardart
5%
2-
•-
3-
B
Co.
class A
(N.
6
6
2-15
2-
2-27
2-13
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-14
3-16
2-10
3-14
2-27
2-25
1-30
3-
5
2-26
3-
5
2-26
50c
2-20
2-10
50c
4-15
3-
$1.75
2-27
2-10
90c
preferred (quar.)—
7%
National
-
$3.60
Company,
National Gypsum
2-11
National
Lead.
3-10
2-11
National
4-
1
3-20
50c
2-23
2-
6'
(quar.)
pfd. A
preferred
Increased
3-10
2-27
3-10
2-27
preferred
common
Malleable &
12V4c
$1.40
—
43-
7%
Steel
National
Vulcanized
Nazareth
Cement
Shops
Fibre
Co.
$1.16
4-
1
3-15
3-
1
2-13
3-31
3-20
New
Calumet
.3-10
2-26
New
Jersey Power & Light,
Nehi
Corp.
New
:——_
pfd.
2-13
2-27
2-13
2-16
2-
3-16
2-27
20c
4-
3-17
20c
Ltd.
$1
(quar.)
4%
pfd.
(quar.)
3-
2
4-
2
2-26
2-
1
1-20
Newport
3-20
2-20
—
1
4
2-16
2-
3-14
2-27
3-
2
2-
2
6
2-20
2-
$1
4-
1
3-
6
$1.01)4
4-
1
3-
6
$2c
(resumed)
preferred (quar.)
New Jersey
Realty
(increased-annually)
New Jersey Realty Title
Insurance
2-10
3-10
$1.06)4
(quar.)
Casualty Co.
Mines
6
40c
(quar.)
..
4)4%
2-18
20c
(quar.)
Amsterdam
2-13
20c
(quar.),
Neiman-MarcUs,
3-
Castings—
(quar.)
2-
1
3-16
$1.12)4
(quar.)
3-10
6
—_—_
2
$1.75
(quar.j-
(quar.)
quarter—
Shirt
6
50c
Co.,
2-24
3-10
...
(quar.)
common
3-17
6
1-28
Shipbuilding
&
Dry
2
2-16
Nopco Chemical,
3-
2
2-16
Norfolk
3-
2
2-16
North
3-
2
2-16
($2 fr. capital gains and 50c fr. net
$1.25
3-
1
2-10
5)4%
6%
4%
Western
pfd.
Ry.
A (quar.)
(quar.)
Investment,
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
25c
2-11
1-28
3-
2
2-13
$1
3-
&
2-16
3-
2
2-20
Dock—
$1.25
American
65c
35c
News
343'sc
Y.)—
4
2-
50c
;
Biscuit,
(quar.)—.
40c
30c
2-15
50c
(quar.)—_________
(quar.)
$1.18%
(quar.)
preferred iquar.)
(quar.)^
15c
common (quar.)__
5(4% preferred (quar.)
5% 1st preferred (quar.)
2-13
25c
—
shares
Corp.,
Class
1-30
2-20
12)4c
1-30
3-iO
3714c
^
$1.25
Corp.,
1-23
2-25
Foundation—
Income
Beneficial
(quar.)
Lines
Moore-McCormack
2-27
48%c
5
1-21
14)4c
Chemical
4.05%
•
3-
1
National
Co.—
(quar.)
1
2-
25c
(quar.)___
2-
9
National Acme Co.
'
,
3-31
1-23
50c
•
(quar.)
1-22
2-16
5
1
;—
25c
preferred
(quar.)
1-31
3-
Y.)—
(N.
2-
2-18
.' 62)4c
2
1-30
5c
(quar.i
2-24
15c
___!
2-
2-27
2-15
9
National
^
2
3-14
2-
2-13
10c
(quar.)
3-
70c
50c
______
——
9
90c
3-1C
2-
$2.50
3-20
2-27
37)4c
3-20
2-27
343sC
3-20
2-27
common
inc.)
,
4
2-11
1
Corp.—
(quar.)
2-15
3-31
2-16
(quar.)
Corp..
2-10 ;
2-28
(quar.i
Assurance
.2"'-
40c
/
(quar.)___
3-
50c
$1.06)4
(quar.)
(quar.l____—_____—.__4
$1
Finance
6
6
5
3-11
"
:
(quar.)
2-
2-
3-
*.3-2
50c
-
(quar.)
2-25
$1.25
(quar.)—
10c
2%
-
4-23
35c
(quar.)
on
;
25c
—
Co.
30c
•
6
1-23 '
2-1
1-30
2
3-
27 Vac
.11
2-
$1.75
(quar.j
2-
2-16
3-
,
1
2-1
2-16
•
2-10
2-16
7)4c
$2.50
(stock dividend)
(increased)
Hilton Hotels,
$1.23
2-25
2-20
3-
5-
3-16
(E. F.) Co.. (quar.)
5% pfd. (quar.)
Mining Co. (quar.)__
Hays
60c
3-10
lOc-
SS^S
11-
Frank
&
Mutual
(quar.)
Hauserman
2-16
50%
90c
2.;
$1.75
R.)
Common
(quar.)
preferred
2-20
__
2-J6
5%
preferred (quar.)
—___—1214c
Laboratories, Inc.
(monthly)-——12c
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator (quar.)___
40c
Minneapolis-Moline Co., $5.50 pfd.- (quar.)—
$1.37)4
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
3714c
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry. (quar.)
35c
Mississippi Power, 4.40%
pfd. (quar.)
$1.10
$4.60 preferred (quar.)
$1.15
-
a
6
2-26
2-16
2
$1.75
Telephone
Monsanto
(quar.)
2
3-
3- 2
3-
Quarterly
—50c
Metropolitan Brick (quar.)______
25c
Metropolitan Storage Warehouse (quar.)50c
Michigan Seamless Tube Co,..i.„i_——
25c
Midland Enterprises
(resumed)____________
$2.65
Midwest Packaging Materials Co.—
2-13
3-
3-
& Dock
preferred
2
3-11
3-
7)4c
Conveyer (quar.)
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines Ltd.
Meier
2-
1
Co.
&
Steel
3-
$1.25
3-12
3-16
$1.75
preferred
Meadville
I
3-13
*
common
2
7
(quar.)
Consumer
3-10
~~
2-
$1.12)4
—
Stock dividend
44c
.
2
Gloucester
(incr )
com.
Belt
iquar.)
dividend
of
I—IIIIIIII
Service,
3-
Co. of Ohio—
3-
50c
preferred
1-27 V,
35c
2-24
$L30 preferred series B (initial)
General Telephone
$28c
40c
3-16
(quar.i
Co.,
Merchants
—
(quar.)
General Metals Corp. (resumed)
General Telephone. Co. of Florida—
*20c
(quar.)
1
2-13
(quar.j
Massachusetts
1-27
•••;90c
approve
3-16
4-
50c ;
_____—
Mathews
25c
to
1
15c :
_______
MactVhytc Co. (quar.)
Maher
Shoes, Ltd. (quar.)_.—1—
'
6
% 5c :
Merchandise
Hackensack Water
preferred (quar.)
Carborundum
2
2-
45c
quar.)_
asked
1
(quar.j—________4_4_4____—
Neisner Bros,
Canadian Western Natural
Gas Ltd.
4%
preferred
(quar.) —
Chain
2-28
IIIIIIIIIII
Canadian
4%
3-15
Flooring Co., Ltd., $1 pfd. A (quar.)
nada
2
2-10
,
10c
(quar.)
2
4-
(quar. i
•>■ Marshall Field &
4^1% preferred
2-16
•
2-
>
(quar.i
this time)
Manhattan
2-
(quar.)
be
Investors
Guardian
75c
dividend
3-16
r
34-
,
4
1
$1.75
4
tic-
iquar.) 14
Lynch Corp.—
(No action taken
2-10
1
-
;
(increased
will
Great Lakes Dredge
Extra
Insurance—
*
%3-
3-
12 V4c
(quar.)
Works
Gregory Industries
States
2-20
3-
'
6
2-
preferred
Steel
Mallory
4334c
^
(quar.)—
General
Granite
a
proposal to
two-for-one basis,
dividend.)
Semi-annual
3-20
25c
(quar,)
2-
2-16
preferred
Lunkenlieimer
Macmillan
/
2-16
>■
2-10
,
30c
Sons
&
Stores
Lukens
2-11
2
Co.
non-cumulative 2nd
non-cumulative 2nd
Lucky
5
3-
30c
3-16
:i:$l
A—
preferred
non-cumulative 2nd preferred
7%
1
$1.25
%
3-16
3-30
30c
^_.__
—
class
non-cumulative 2nd
7%
2-26
32-
30c
,
1-27
3-30
10c
preferred
(quar.j__4_—
Engineering
7%
2-13
■
3-16
"v,
Cady
7%
2-12
2-19
;
2-28
10c
Libbey-Ovons-Ford Glass (quar.j_l____i__4
Libby. McNeill & Libby (quar.).
Lord Baltimore Hotel,
common4_____
2-13
•
Lid.,
Jones,
(James)
$5
Rubber
General
Grace
on
a
&
Lees
31
1-30
on
Lee
';;>13^:%
2
75c
10c
62)4c
1%- non-eumulath'e
3
2-20
3-
I
3-9
?$1
Lawson ■&
Lester
3-
9
4i; 1
62 %c
(quar.)
Apparel (quar.
Bryant, Inc.
(quar.j
Lane
1-15
2-2
2-12
...
Co.
4
2-
•
Co.-—
(quar.)
(quar.)__-
(W. A.j
2-
1
exch.
L'Aiglon
2
3-17
—
of
2-16:/
2-15
;
30c
the present rate
on
2
3-
5c
30c
preferred
based
3-
;
•
3-10
12 V4c
I $1.50
2-15
asked to
38c
$1.1834
"
•
3-25
$1.50
—
34% c
vote
(accum. J
Subject to approval of stkhldrs. in May;
Co., common (quar. J ____________
5% convertible preferred A (quar.)______
5%
convertible preferred B (ouar.)_
4_4.-
.
Gorton's
be
Service—
Koch ring
Krucger
6-
12)4c
15C
Water
1st
($1.06
2
$1.25
1-30
will
preferred
;
(quar.i____.
K L M Royal Dutch Airlines (finalj
1-26
1-30
;_
2-15
also
Public
City
(quar.i
com.
Kansas City Stock
Yards Co. of Maine—
5% preferred (quar.
;
Kentucky Utilities, common (increased!
434% preferred iquar.)
Kerr Income Fund
(monthly)
Keyes Fibre Co., common iquar.) _!
2-27
4-
1-30
divid,)...
33 Mac
common
Chemical,
2
5%.
10c
(stock
1-30
10
Aluminum
3-
(qiiar.)_,
common
Globe-Wernicke Industries
will
22)Lc
:
$1.75
15c
.4.-—-'
1-30
and
9
3-10
40c
1-30
split the
9
2-
r;
3-24
50c
2-15
Maicb
2-
3-10
2
2-16
,
2-15
(quar.)
3-10
$1.25
2-
2-20
Kansas
10c
2-15
preferred D
62)4c
(quar.)
2
2-10
3-11
2-25
20c
33c
(quar.)
preferred E (quar.)
20c
3-10
+62)4c
33)'oC
conv.
(initial)
common
2-16
.f ;;'
Ltd.—
32V2C
conv.
new
1
Inc.—
~~
5.30% conv. preferred F (quar.j_IIIIIII
5.50%
preferred J (quar.)
I-IIIII
(Stockholders at a meeting to beTield on
preferred II
25c
Johnson,
2-
3-
'
common
3-13
1
<2-10
$1.18%
16c
&
2-27
4-
25c
<qv.ar.J_-_
25c
"*ji"
5.20%
&:
3-15
$1.40
$1.25
_
(quar. J_
preferred
:
Shares
Genisco, Inc. (quar.)
:
Genung's Inc., 5%. preferred (s-a)—
Giannini (GM) & Co., 5(4% (quar.)
Glen-Gery Shale Brick (quar.)—.
5.30%
.
Insurance
4:!4%
10c
Investments,
preferred
4
2-25
;j
1-30
5.28%
.
Life
Miles
$2.20
1-26
3-10
ap-
Gas, Inc., $1.40 prior pfd. (quar.)
;
General Electric,'Ltd., Ordinary (interim)
,
2-
1-31
2-13
4-15
(quar.)
1-30
*
2-13
1
—
1-30
I
-
Co.,
Laughlin Steel, com.
preferred A (quar.)_.
Kaiser
(stock
2-15
(quar.)——-,
(quar.)
1
1
20c
2-15
G
3-
3-2
2%
.
3-
75c
'
2-15
I
preferred
2-13
3-
93 %c
31 %c
preferred
5.20%
1
2-28
$1.31 %
32V2C
5.08%
3-
59% c
1-30
15c
1
44c
$1.03)4
"
31c
2-13
3
3
3-
1"
(quar.j
2
directors' proposal to split the shares on
a
three-for-oue basis.
6
1
3-
$1.05
(quar.).
Cement' (quar.)
2
3-
$1
.
3-
15c
87 %c
3-13
3-
(quar.j
(ihcreased-quar.)
&
Sulphur
3-13
1
34c
(increased!
4-
preferred
—
(increased)
(quar.),——_1—
preferred A (quar.)___.il,
Stockholders
3-13
1
4-1
82 )4 c
75c
—
Bridge
Freeport
Bullock Fund Ltd.—
ra sh
Mart
Pitt
4-
$1.20
$1.08%
preferred
(quar.)
Firestone Tire & Rubber,
Food
2-26
4(4%
___
Fort
2-12
20c
$5
Corp.
2-
2
3-26
4:(4%
Fairbanks, Morse & Co. (quar.)
Farm Equipment
Acceptance (quar.)_
Field (Marshall) & Co. (see Marshall Field)
Filtrol
5
3-
9
—
(quar.)
preferred
5 4
315c
40c
-
;
.
McKesson
9
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-
7%
2-11
2-25
Corp.
Co.,
1
3-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
<fc
3-
50c
(quar.)—
Gas
..
RR.
Exeter Mfg.,
2
30c,
/":
(quar.)..
common
preferred
12V4c
_•
_______
(stock dividend).—
Sharpe
k'udd Company,
$5
60c
L.)
&
5%
4-30
.
Broadway-Hale Stores (quar.)_
Brockton Edison, 6.40% preferred
Erie
2-16
17)40
—
—
Company
Br.rman
Electrolux
3-23
$1.43%
—
Hose
Equitable
35c
$1.18%
__
.
Borden
Electric
2-13
62 )4 c
(F.
Extra
2-18
3-
12 (4 c
;
(quar.)
March
2-10
2
35 %c
7-23
10%
pieferreci
holders
2-25
(quar.)
—
5.75% preferred (quar.)
Blaw-Knox Co. (quar.)
.Bobbie Brooks Inc. (initial)—
3-
Freight System (quar.)__
Light, common (quar.)_____
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Johnson
1-23
i:$1.30
"
Metals
Eaton Mfg.
9
$1.05
—
1
&
Jefferson Standard
2-20
3-
2-2
:___
Western
Investment
Louis
1-23
3-
37)4c
(quar.)__
(quar. i.
1
3-10
5c
Motor
4.80%
2-'9
1
$1
(quar.)
Electric Auto-Lite Co.
Power & Light—
preferred (quar.) —i
4.75% preferred (quar.) 1:,
Black, Sivalls & Bryson, common
Co.
3-
30c
(reducedi
5% pfd. (accum.)—
Jamestown Telephone (N. Y.), com. (quar.)
5%
1st preferred
(quar.j
Eastern Stainless Steel (stock divid.) 2-for-l
stock split subject to approval of stock¬
Hills
$4.20
.
security
Jacobs
2-25
30c
*
,
Interurban
2-24
2-
income
realized
; 434 %
preferred (quar.j
:
Irving Trust Co. (N. Y.) (stock dividend)
'
Black
from
12-1
$1.50
Eust
2-13
3-
.
net-investment
cents
(quar.)
4:
Iowa Southern Utilities, common
$1.76 preferred (quar.)
2-28
(quar.)
St.
2-17
2-10
12c
Power
3.30%
1-15
i50c
from
seven
4.35%
(s-a)
—
Duquosne Brewing,
6%
2
65c
(quaf.)_4-
•'•>
Inc.—
Telephone & Telegraph Corp.
(One additional share for each
share held')4i_^_;
:
5
'2-24
,
—--
Corp., com.
common
Corp.
preferred
3-
3-10
,S1
Machines
profits)
.
3-
—
__
2-25
I 7 (4c
dividend
Ducommun
2-16
Stock-split
2-16
3-
$1.06)4
-
:
-2-27
10c
Donnelley (R. R.) &c Sons (quar.)_'
Dorr-Oliver, Inc., common
(quar.)—
$2 preferred (quar.)
Z
Drewry's, Ltd., U. S. A. (quar.)
2
$1.18%
(quar.)
2
50c-
Co.
preferred
5%
2-16
25e
(quar.)
2
3-
Co
cents
plus
/
(quar. )____^
Du:iham-Bush Inc.,
3-13
$1.25
.
—
common
2-
3-31
3-13
25c
,•
,
(Quarterly from net investment income)
5%;
1
International
2
70c.
20c
—,
stock
Dominion-Scottish
2-16
15c
_
.
3-
1-31
3-
62 (4c
Door
Corp.,
Wayne
Stock
2-13
3-
25c
_
(quar.)
common
?15c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Grande
Steel
Diversified
3-
5c
—___
Bell & Howell Co.,
International Silver Co.
(Five
v
"
Divo
1-31
25c
Uaylcss
2-20
.
'
>17
2-13
40c
—
(Toronto)
preferred (quar.)
Diocesan Investment Trust
50c
,
Lieaunit
2
—
6%
21c
$1.31 V4,
25C
Rio
3-for-l
Harvester
Detroit
5
profits.)
(quar.)
3-
(quar.)_
Dubois Company
Basic
20c
(quar.)
Glassine
&
Detroit
2.-17
8c
security
Resistance
(quar.)
com.
proval of stockholders April 8
,
3-10
6
933/4c
"A"
realized
International
1_
Detroit Gasket & Mfg.
2-27
1
3-
30c
i
—
Fund
from
3-16
s
quar.)
__——
(quar.)
Metallic
Co.
divid.)
1-30
$1.10)4
__—_■
Denver
1-30
3-
<fe
Deerfield
(Quarterly of 2c from net investment inc.
6c
1
10c
Paper
prior pfd.
$4
preferred
Dahlstroin
1-30
75c
______
and
Petroleum
4-
V
pfd. (quar.)
3n%% pfd. (quar.)__
R. Plastics
Deere
1-30
3-
_
___
Waters, Inc. (Calif.)
^Associated Dry Goods, common (quar.)—
5(4%
preferred
(quar.)
Atlas Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)
Avon Products
(quar.)
Axe-Houghlon
International
62c
$1.50
2-13
1
:'.i-
Quarterly
1
10c
1-26
3-17
3-12
59c
—
,
2-24
1-29
Steel
4.80%
Purltas
&
2-27
3-16
2-20
25c
_____
3-
60c
(quar.)_
3-15
25c
$1
$1M0
3-17
60c
(quar.).
common
55c
;. $1.25
2
27)4c
,
(quar.)—
2-10
2-10
62) 4c
com.
2
3-
$1
2-10
2
A
2-10
27c
-
(quar.
Business-
6
30c
___
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Corp.
2
3-
series
Water
Investors,
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Publishing,
&
International
(quar.)
—
Company,
Gas
International
„
—,
,.
2
3-
$1.06%
interest__4__4________
3
(quar.)-.;
&
Insurance
preferred
Curtis
beneficial
; 2-13
(quar.)
Crane
30c
'■
Power,
preferred
Steel
3-
53 %c
(quar.)
Arkansas-Missouri
2-
30c
—J.
—
$2.40 preferred (quar.),
$2.40 preferred A iquar.)
$2.50 preferred A (quar.)
Arrnco
2-27
25c
.
Arizona Public Service, common (quar.),--.
$1.10 preferred (quar.)
—
$2.36
Amer.,
of
(quar.)
Life
preferred
$5.25
2-27
2-27
5
3-
$1
—i—„^
(quar.)_
Y.)
(increased
Cornell-Dubilier Electric
2-27
3-13
25c
(quar.)
—
(N.
Power
5%
$1
-
Corp,
preferred
of
2-13
____—__—_
Copper-Range Co. (quar.)
Copperweld Steel Co., common
$1.25
40c
preferred (quar.)
Co. (increased)
Oil
Argo
(quar.)
3-30
Units
3-9
—i
Semi-annual
1-30
25c
;•
Refining
(quar.)-
%
,
.
-
fOc
^
Electrodynamics
6%
—w.—u
&
Co.
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.
Copeland Refrigeration
3-10
$1
Anchor Post
4%
'
2-27
40c
—
American
Edison
Laundries
Corp.—
(quar.)
$4 preferred A (quar.
$5 special preferred (quar.)
American Seating (increased)
.
6
"
Water,
,
30c
Common
Inland
2-
\
at
(quar.)'
25c
25c
;—_v-''
Continental
Construction (quar.)
Potash
9
2-
2-20
Trustr—
"
-
(Toronto)
Assn.
Consolidated
Container
2-13
3-12
20c
9
ciiv.)
._;
3-
0
Gas
.."'l
Fund—
Consolidated
3-17
1
3-10
25c
•
—
—
Indiana
Hugoton
'
4-
$1.25
—
(quar.)
Stock
Life
Consolidated
approval of
(quar.)
7
i50c
2-27
15c
News
4-
<
Quarterly
'
stockholders)
American
American
1
5-
87. (4 c
.
.
:—
(quar,)—_—
___•
1-23
'
payment
common
on
Holders
Payable of liec.
35c
_______
£
2-13
1-30
—
(stock
split subject to
Ltd.
Quarterly
3-10
25c
.___
Metals
&
9
18*40
(quar.)
(monthly)
3-
-t'
split of these shares.),
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Composite Fund
37?4C
———
Power
3-30
3-20
Community Public Service, new com. (initial!(Stockholders
approved
a
three-for-two
.
/
(quar.)
Electric
'
sub¬
dividend
preferred
American
3
2-
4-15
Credit
Confederation
(quar.)
common
2
2-25
1-30
$1
A
(quar.
(increased)—:—
Corp.
Enterprises,
Commonwealth
"
2-13
50c
-
ject to approval of stockholders)
Alpha Portland Cement Co. (quar.)
Amalgamated Bank (N. Y.) (quar.)
American
32-
3-10
$3
(increased).—.
dividend
1
2-15
75c
;
2-15
A 1.1214
(quar.)-a—-—;
Commercial Shearing & Stamping ..(qyp.r.)-%
62 Vtie
50c
Hamilton Institute
Allied Chemical Corp. (quar.)
Aikman
&
iquar.)_
'./■ :
taken
preferred
30c
~
class
4(4%
;
,
iquar.)___—
Bottling,
Commercial
2-27
1.12)4
_
—
1
Trust"
Combined
_
(No action
,,
(quar. >
Collins
:
.
Clinton
2-16
Co.
Controller
Service
this time)
Coca-Cola
Alexander
Co.
Service
Clark
40c
(quar.)-
common
,
Kid
Civil
Share
Company
Public
Howard Stores—
a
two-
pfd. (quar.)—
Employees Insurance Co. (s-a)
Water
2-10
2-27
*13)4c
4.50% pfd. 1951 series (quar.;
Alabama Gas Corp. iquar.)
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry. (s-a)
Allied
City
2
2
on
a
(Tenn.), 5%
3-10
3-
3-
3
on
Pneumatic Tool (quar.)—a
Company
iquar.)—.
Service
3-12
3-31
10c
_.
Co.
Cities
15c
_
,
___
Acroquip Corp. (quar.)
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stokes, Ltd.—•
5%% pfd. (Entire issue called for redemp¬
tion on Feb. 27 at $10 per share plus
"-this
Chicago
Chilton
Name of
brsis.)
25c
10c
.
_
Wire
Acme
Holders
2-11
2-25
March
on
the; shares
(quar.) .—.
_—
4(4%
preferred (quar.);
______
Chesapeake «fc Ohio Rv., common (quar,)__.
3(4% convertible preferred (quar.)
__
Payable of Me.
25c
(quar.
Wrlgley Stores (quar.)—.—
P., Inc. (quar.)
M.
A.
Share
Vending Corp.
vote
split
When
Per
of Rec.
Housatonic
Common'
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
ABC
will
to
for-one
Ilolden
ParyubLe
Inc.—
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.-
show the payments previ¬
we
proposal
an¬
Then we follow with
during the current week.
second table in which
a
Fund,
(Stockholders
in two separate
the
all
Share
Company
Monday, February 2, 1959
.
.
.
189
Volume
Number 5817
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
When
Per
Name o) Company
*,/
,
North
Carolina
North
Shore
Gas
Northeastern
(111.)
Common
,,4.40%
(quar.)
,
2-6
2-16
2-
Servel,
Gas
3-20
Shoe
2-20
3-20
2-20
25c
2-16
2-
50c
____
on
4-24
3-31
$$1.50
3-16
$68c
3-16
2-25
(increased)'
com.
will vote at the
3-
1
2-
1
2-
class
9
4%%
Public
Simon
deduction
tax
Co.,
of
Ltd.,
4.08%
State
Life
preferred
Southern
5% !
6
^
pfd.
>
Far
5%%
East
Line,
3-
2
2-
3-
2
2-
9
Finance
Pacific
Mills
Pacolet
Mfg.
2
2-
3-
2
2-9
2
2-
9
1-30
30c
3-
2
2-
6-
'____
20c
3-
2
2-
6
___;
1-21
15c
3-
1
Stamford
3-
1
2-13
60c
split
6
2-
7
5-15
5-
8
50c
3-
2
2-20
$2
3-
2
2-20
(quar.
vote
Feb.
on
the
at
shares
Parkview Drugs,
special
a
11
on
on
(quar.)
Paterson Parchment Paper
Brewing
5Yo
'/'
8%c
(increased quar.)
10c
30c
*
2-16
2-18
2-
2
2-
4
(quar.)
7Yo
Machine
Paul
&
Gear,
22 %c
pfd.
(quar.)
$1.75
Inc.
(quar.)
Hopewell Gas
Petersburg &
Philadelphia Electric,
2-14
3-
2
2-13
2-14
3-
2
2-
4
Tennessee
2-20
(II. A S.)
&
Company
Potash
Co.
Potomac
2-20
3-
2
2-11
Prentice-Hall,
at
3-
2.
J
3-
2
3-31
2-27
4.25Si
Pure
Oil
Co.
preferred
preferred
Stock
r4Yo
.
V
$2
A.)
partic.
Reliable
Insurance
Research
Revere
Reynolds
-
(R.
<2-for-l
»
a
3-
2
2-
6
3-
2
2-
6
2-13
No
.
action
4%%
on
2
2-13
3-
2
1
2-
Richfield
Oil
Roanoke
Gas
Robinson
Little
Rochester
Corp.
3-
1
2-
"
10c
3-16
Transit
Rockwell
Mfg.
Corp.
Co.,
2-
2
3-10
2-16
common
n
Haas
A
4Yo
Co.,
preferred
Paper,
Class
3-
2
3-
2-
1-30
cl.
(N.
3-16
3-
No
3-12
taken
2
on
Aeronautical
2-
2
(quar.)
1
2-28
2-
3-
2-
3-
6
2-
Stock
pfd.
Jose
4%%
Water
3-14
,
3-
2
5
3-
1
2-
1
2-
$25c
3-
2
2
3-16
$?5c
2-15
payment
preferred
4-
1
3-10
at
6
2-17
(quar.)
;
series
Fox
preferred iquar.)__.
Williams (quar.)
A
Seaboard Surety (quar.)
Stock
dividend
(subject
$4.50
Salle
St.
Co.
Corp.
of
Ry."
(stock
(quar.)
of America,
(quar.)^
preferred
B
(quar.)
com.
S.
preferred
Steel
(increased)
Card
Amoskeag
2-
Amphemol-Borg Electronics (increased quar.)
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp.—
$4 preferred
(quar.)
Anderson Electric, common (quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
preferred
Co.,
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(s-a)
4-
1-28
2-14
1-30
2-28
1-30
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A
4%% preferred (quar.—
2-24
2-10
Animal Trap
4-
1
4-
1
3-10
2-
2-
3
2-28
2-14
714c
5-29
preferred
(quar.)
$3.50
11-13
preferred
5-
1
4-15
8714c
(quar.)
$3,50
8-15
11-30
8714c
;
preferred
8-31
714c
;
8-
1
11-
1
10-15,
Upper Peninsular Power—
5%% preferred (initial-auar.)
8714c
2-1-60
2-27
2-13
1
2-
6
1
2-
6
Common
4-
1
3-
6
5%
$1.43%
2- 1
1-2G
Co.,
Co.
Common
Armour
Class
35c
Altcx
2nd
series
Oil
pref.
preferred
A
(s-a)
1
2-
6
.Virginia
1
2-
6
Vulcan
Corp.
3-
1
2-
6
Vulcan
Materials,
5%
Iron
A
(quar.)
2-
6
Wagner
2-23
2-
6
Walker
4-
1
3-
2
4-
1
3-
2
$1.25
3-16
2-27
3-
2
2-13
2-14
1-31
20c
common
1214c
(quar.)
3-20
2-27
Class
Atchison
A
4-15
3-31
3-13
2-27
Ward Industries
3-
2-10
Warner
Class
A
A
Common
Stock
dividend
stockholders
35c
2-20
2-
6
Warren
30c
2-20
2-
5
$4.50
30c
2-
2
1-21
Warren.
11% Yo
4-
6
2-16
Extra
preferred
(S.
D.)
preferred
Bros,
cash
(subject to
May 12)
approval
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(stock
dividend)
dividend;
2-16
7-
2
35c
$1
3-30
4-
1
6-26
3-16.
3-23
2
20c
2-
2
1-20
—
62 %c
2-
2
1-20
$1.12%
2-
2
1-
8
$1.12y2
2-
2
1-
8
3-
1
75c
3-
1
A
2-10
—
Refining,
3-
$60c
2-
2
1-20
$62 %c
(quar.)
2-
2
1-20.
3-
2
$25c
25c
10%
com.
2-10
1-20.
3-30
3-13
3-12
2-
4
25c
4-
1
3-13.
4-
1
3-13
7%c
2-16
1-30.
8%c
(quar.)—
1-31
40c
3-
1
1-31
25c
3-14
2-16
3-14
2-16
3-14
2-16
$1.25
—
1
$1.25
(quar.)
1-30
3-
37 %c
—
2-16
40c
—
-—
common
3-14
2-16
25C
Supply (quar.)
Lines, Inc.—
17 %C
(quar.)—
& Santa
1
2-10
2-
2
2-17
1-16"
1-30
Fe Ry.—
3-
2
1-23
2-
2
12-2'
2-17
2-27
2-27
4%
3-18
3-
4
2-20
2-
3
4-
3-
6
3- 1
$4.50
2-10
2
2-20
2-
2
1-
2-
3-
Atlantic
3-20
Charlotte Air Line Ry.
Atlanta &
2-27
1
2-15
62%c
35c
$1.12
preferred
Atlantic
3.75%
Refining (quar.)
preferred series B
Brass Foundry
Atlas Life Insurance
(quar.)
(Tulsa)
(quar.)
3-31
3-2
2-6
Auas
3-
2-6
Atomic Development Mutual Fund
2-20
2-13
40c
2-26
2-13
3-12
2-
2
3-16
2-
2-2?
2
1-
2-13
2-
25c
4-15
4-15
93%c
.
6
7-15
7-11
25c
10-15
10-M
25c
Steels.
Mfg.
2
50c
1-15-60
25C
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
$2.25
v
2-
50c
1
5%
1-
3-12
4%C
(quar.)
4-
Avco
$
2
50c
$1.18%
(quar.)
Atlantic Coast Line Co. of Connecticut (quar.)
Atlantic Coast Line RR. Co. (quar.)
2-24^
2
(s-a)_
$1
3-10
100%
Co.
City Electric—
preferred (quar.)
Atlas
$1.12%
(quar.)
2
5%
3-20
of
:
3-
30c
3114c
,
2-16
25c
3-20
Co.—
(quar.)
2
2
1-12
(quar.) _j,
i
—
preferred
(quar.)—
Athey Products (stock dividend)
6214c
(quar.)
1-20.
3-
2
non-cum.
25c
Pharmaceutical
1-19
2-
5%
50c
Corp., $1.25 pfd. A
Lambert
2
Common
$1.5614
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
(quar.)
2
2-
25c
Co.,
Topeka
2-
2-16
2-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Truck
A
2
2-25
$56 %c
(quar.)
Aluminum
&
1-
3-14
—
Stationers
Associated
20c
Corp.
2
3-13
2
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—_—I
2nd preferred
(quar.)_
4.75%
Electric
2-
3-27
2-10
quar.)—
preferred
Oil
$1.43%
:
2-13
2-23
$5
$30c
(quar.)
;
preferred (quar.)
5%% pi'eferred (quar.)
6%%
preferred
(quar.)
2-27
2-
$2.50
;
Grey Trust Co.
33-
Coal
3-
$2.50
2-20
2-
dividend)
J-
Associated
(s-a)
2
2.
(quar.)
B
Corp.
(stock
A
Ashland
$5
Co.—
3-
25c
Rubber, class A
quarterly
conv.
Class
40c
Ry.
1-20
6i/4c
(increased
Co.
B
Arnold
2-16
6
1-20
2
3-
Artesian Water, common——_.—_—
3- 2
2
2
2-
+30c
(quar.)—
Ltd., $2.4j0
Fuel
&
Armstrong
50c
(quar.)
2-
(quar.)
$1.50
Raalte
2
25c
2-
common
preference
Arkansas
;
-
4-
$2.50
1-15
65c
-
(quar.
1-15.
2-16
Participating
7-15
8714c
(quar.)
Consolidated Oil
2-
,
2-16
cumulative preferred (quar.)
cumulative preferred
(quar.)_
Farms
Argus Corp.,
5-15
714c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2
2
15c
—
$3 partic. preferred
6
2-20
7%c
(quar.)
4% %
4.50%
Arden
3-11,
75c
2-
2%c
B
Co. of America, common
5% preferred (quar.)
Appalachian Power Co.—
2-27"
3-20
" $1,75
(increased-quar.)
Class
3-13
4-20
5
1-21
1-31
3-
$2.25
-
2
4-1
2-15
**
37 %c
preferred
2-
2-10
1-16
3-
2
2-
34 %c
(quar.)
4-15
2-27
3-14
25c
1-14
2-24
1-23.
2
15C
(quar.)
com.
2-2
3-31
2-
35c
(increased)
(quar.)
6%
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)
$3.50
$4.50
i
Corp.
Works,
6
2
1-27
2-16
$2
2-
$6c
3-
subject
(quar.)
Water
32%c
Vanadium-Alloys Steel (quar.)
Vicksburg, Shreveport A Pacific
25r,c
(quar.)__
Viscose
2-11
2-20
60c
(quar.)-
3-11
$1.0614
:
Common
,
Thermos Products
American
55c
,
$3.50
American
2-20/
$1.75
Ltd.
United Whelan Corp., com.
Common (quar.)
Common
4-17
3- 2
1-16
24c
cash-
or
Co..
Foundries
25c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Steamship
$38c
(quar.)_
Co.__
Mines,
Playing
S.
5c
2)1
dividend is payable' in stock
5%%
'
2-13
1-16
2
$1.12%
—
6
30c
1
2
income
Steel
9
3-
plus 18c from
realized capital gains. The capital gains
2-11
2-13
2-13
—
(quar.)
Fund, Inc.—
investment
$30c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Illuminating
Keno
65c
stk. split,
stockholders)
Mutual
$l5c
1-23
of
preferred
from
American
2
1
25c
J.)
(quar.)
common
American
3-
3-
2-
5c
2-
$1.12%
(quar.)
40c
dividend. (2-for-l
2-16;
3-16
1-17
2-
Dfec
2
12%c
6
2
62 %c
(s-a)
3-
$1
1
2-
2-
$1.25
Co.,
5-
40c
(quar.)_>;
2-6
2-28
.
37 %C
4Yc
divid.)
87 %c
50c
(quar.)
3-13
1
3-20
1
32 %c
2-11;
3-10
1
3-
3%c
90c
Shares, Ltd
Corporations, Ltd., class A
30c
approval
4 % Yo
2
4-
\t
-
(monthly)
(Newark, N.
Co.
3-28
62%c
(quar.)_
Inc.
'
.
(quar.)
Insurance
American
3-
40c
(quar.)
4
2
Inc.—-
3- 2
$1
California
Car
37 lie
to
1-15
1-30
3-10
35c
Canadian
10c
;
1
3-10
35c
9
2-6
American Metal Climax—
1
2-
1-15,
9
1-
3-10
25c
(quar.).
Corp.,
(quar.)__
Cable (quar.)
Home Products
preferred
2-
6214c
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-
6
5%
2-13
6c
Film
Van
2-
Insurance
$$0,084
$$0,084
Clutch' (quar.)
29lie
;
2-27
1-
2-3-
87 %C
Shares,
Co.
Cement
American
25c
1957
1-23
1
Can
American
30c
4
$1.10
Business
American Furniture
2-11
5
$56c
-
Chain &
2-10
3-
12 %c
(quar.)
Equitable Assurance
5
3
6
$25c
American
3-
3
2-
3-
93 %c
American
2-28
1-26
2-
30c
(quar.)
common
Quarterly
registered
2-
3-
Stock
La
Disc
Victoria
Extra
6
3-13
34%c
Risks
C
1
(quar.)
Selected
South
65c
Arms Corp. (quar.)
Schering. Corp., common (quar.)_.
2-
6
2-25
%c
$17 %c
(quar.).
preferred
15c
(increased)
preferred
(29lie
,
2- '6
2-
1-26
1
2%c
Quarterly from net income
25c
bearer
35c
(quar.)
1
3- 1
$1.67%
j._
75c
.
3-1
3-
1-23
2-25
12 %c
(quar.)
Co.
American-Marietta
(reduced)
Shares-series
Insurance
conv.
$1.45 '
shares.
common
C
_
$1.33%
(initial-quar.)
two-for-one split
4-
6
Co.
">•"
(quar.);
a
$1.25
(quar.)_
6
A
Oil
com.
2%
pfd.
2-
D.)
American
3-
.
3-
2-
(G.
A
new
approved
Corp.
Universal
1
Sealright-Oswego-Falls
3-1
$1.25
(quar.)__:i_ju_
Coal
Stores,
the
7%
1-23
1
Searle
$1.18%
(quar.)_^____-
Biscuit Co.
1-23
2
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
April
6
(quar.)___t._-__j.__„__,jj.
Air Lines
U.
•
2
3-
of
2-
2-10
12
;
preferred
Street
1-31
3-
3-
approval
3-1
4-
50c
(quar.)
12 %C
Book
$1.25
Tank
1-31
2-15
preferred
Extra
6
Oil
U.
2-16
29%c
to
American
2-
United
2-16
3-
29%c
stockholders
3%%
6
1
Carbide
6
(quar.)
Stock
6
2-
1
3-
414%
6
3-
2
Savage
.
2-
3-
$1.4614 *
United
2-16
(quar.)
5 Yo
3-10
$1.12 V»
United Engineering A Foundry, com.
7%
preferred
(quar.)—•
2-20
3-10
preferred B
4.70% preferred C
4.704 preferred D
Scott
60c r
35c
(quar.)__
com.
(quar.)_
United Gas Improvement,
2-13
3-
Works—
E
6
preferred
preferred
Union
2-14
2-
(increased-quar.)
preferred
3-
1-28
1-23
Canada, Ltd—
preferred
American
Union
1-20
1
2-28
5%%
,
1
1-28'
2-15
2-17
30c
American
2-13
2-
2-
-
preferred A
4-
6
Union
2-10
__$1.12%
(quar.)
common
414Yc
•.
$1.3114
:
$1
dividend
Common
6
2-
United
30c
common
$4.40 1st preferred series A
San
6
3-
1
208
6
450c
(quar.)_____
-.
Regis Paper Co.,
3-
1
3-
'Twin
6
$15c
+$1.0614
(s-a)
St. Joseph Light & Power, 5%
St. Joseph Stock Yards (quar.)
St.
1
4-
2-16
22 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
2
2-15
5c
4%% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Amalgamated. Sugar Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
American Airlines, Inc., com.
(quar.)
4-
$1.29
$1.43%
Twentieth-Century
6
2
1st
3-13
1-28
25c
(quar.)
America,
preferred
4%
(quar.)_
United
3-
$3.75
of
Co.
Aluminum Co.
preferred
Class
$1.12%
Co., Inc.
B
American
1-23
2
Class
6
5Si
1-27
2
50c
,
(quar.)
Extra
C
$1.27%
(Triangle Conduit A Cable Co. (Del.)—
(Increased)
Tung Sol Electric Inc., common (quar.)
1-22
23-
fc
r
6,
3-
6
Series
1-22
this time
Ryan
6
3-
6
Trans-Canada
2-19
2-
50c
(increased quar.)„
A
Y.)
(Jacob), 4%%
action
3-
1
2-
Travelers
2
10c
Ruppert
1
1
4-
2-
of
2-16
37lie
quar.)
Extra
•
4*4-
$1.15
2-
Stockholders
2-13
10c
iinitial
(quar.)_
Z 4li%
preferred (quar.)
Royal Oak Dairy. Ltd., class A
Class B
(annual)
Royal State Bank
$1.0614
1
2
3-
35c
Mills, Inc.-(quar.)
Alpha Beta Food Markets, Inc., com.
5% preferred A (quar.)
Alsco, Inc., common (quar.)
1
Thrifty
1-16
3-16
2-27
$25c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Allied
3-13
42-
12 %c
Allied
6
1
Cement—
Laboratories
2
2-19
3-
2-
4-
$1.37%
:
Control
4-1
1-19
1-30
(increased)
Extra
3-1
5
1
2-
'
(increased-quar.)
B
2-16
2
'$1.37%
Texas Pacific
2
2-16
75c
com.
Corp.
Rolland
3-
Portland
A
'
1-21
3-16
22lie
Rohm
,
Allentown
5.80Si
2-18
$1
new
1-15.
4-
Class
2
2
$1.15
2-13
1
2-
3-
$1.05
(quar.)
1-31
5.35%
2-13
3-
2
pfd.
4-15
2'
1-19:
2
28c
3-14
2-
5.85si
5
1
Rockwell-Standard
2-13
2-
14c
2
tl5c
(quar.)
Alleghany Corp., $5.50 preferred A (quar.)_
Allen (R. C.) Business Machines, Inc. (quar.)
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
2-20
preferred
(quar.)__;
5.50Si
1st preferred
(quar.)__
United
Ltd.
Co.
3-
3-17
5 Si
>'
Union
(quar.)
A
preferred
Alabama Power Co.*. 4.20%
4.60% preferred (quar.):
2-28
(increased-quar.)
United
(quar.)
Co.
prior
5.75Si
5
common
payment at this time
preferred (quar.)__
5%%
$1.28
Transmission,
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.75%
2-10
3-
Company
4.50Si
?
com.
convertible
2-13
7
8c
ai
Texas Eastern
•
split subject to approval of
Manufacturing—
1-19
35c
(quar.)
preferred
Texas
•
1-30
3-
3 7r.
single class of shares.
2-
6
stockholders April 8). Directors also moved
to combine the common and class B into
Rheem
3-16
50c
Corp. (quar.)
Aeronca Mfg. Corp. (Ohio)—
55c preferred
(quar.)
6
(quar.)
(quar.)
12Vic
B
3-31
15c
(quar.)
25c
class
1-16
2%
6
8c
._
4
3-
35c
(quar.)
2-
3-
50c
._
Tobacco,
2-17
3-
25e
3-
50c
:
J.)
stock
3-10
1-15
Acme Steel, common (quar.)
Adams Consolidated Industries—
Stock dividend
1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Drug Co.
Stock dividend
2
2-10
2
1
preferred
preferred
2-10
2-25
4-1
preferred
3-10
2-
4-
5.16Si
4Yo
Copper & Brass
Rexall
2-13
3-10
2-20
2-25
5%
4-
30c
-
3-
1
27 %c
$1.25
12%c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Corp.
2-16
1
5c
fquar.)___
$1.22%
5.12Si
15c
.
(Dayton)
Investing
2-16
3-2
44-
3-16
$15c
dividend
Aluminum
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)____
(quar.)_
class A
3-2
7.
$$1.25
Precision Products, Inc.—
i $1.10 convertible
preferred (quar.)
6
6.70Si
___]
pfd.
class B
2-16
Stock
1-
Acme
3-
2-17
40c
1st
Co.,
2
9
1
2
10c
__________
non-cum.
(C.
3-
1-31
4-
Reading Company—
Reed
2-
of Rec.
2-16
$30C
x—
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores Ltd, (quar.)
(quar.)
s
.___.
preferred
(quar.)__;
$30c
dividend
2-13
3-10
$1.1614
5.10Si
50c
Co.
2-27
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)
2-16
;
Industries
Acme
Holdert
Payable
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Insurance—
Insurance
2-11
When
Share
$1
—
(quar.)
4.65Si
61c
(quar.)
Corp.
4-
.
(increased)
A
preference
6
45c
(quar.)
City
Class
5%
'
.
Refineries,
3-
61%c
—
Common
2-11
Sugar
1
37 %c
(initial)
1
4-
$1.25
(quar.)_
Acadia-Atlantic
$1.16
5Si
3-13
(extra)—
(quar.)
4.90S^
3-31
Per
"
Fitch
A
preferred
2-17
2-13
2-16
75c
—
Name of Company
$1.12%
2-17
2-27
3-16
Adams-Millis
;
2-16
2
2-25
$1.25
'
2-10
45c
1
2
2-13
give the dividends announced in previous
we
Abercrombie
1
30c
*
^
2
3-10
announced
3-26
55c
;
3-20
2-
3-10
10c
—
3-20
1
yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
this week, these being given in the
preceding table.
"
: *
'
dends
$1.02%
2
15c
—
(quar.)
(increased)
Radio
4.64Yo
$1.37%
:
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.
Raymond
3-
Inc.-.
3-
3-
Tube
A
2-13
.Tokheim
Quaker
$1.05
1
Sheet
50c
(quar.)
*
25c
(reduced)
3-13
1
2-17
15c
15c
com.
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)
Chemicals (quar.)
Below
2-10
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)^
preferred
5.25Si
(quar.)
preferred
5
1
30c
3-
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)__
Washington
$2 preferred
5Yo
2-
3-
50c
4.60%
Mfg.
(quar.)
Aluminium, Ltd. (quar.)
time)
!
Public Service Co. of New Mex., com.
>
2-13
60c
40c
3-
$1.25
ProtectiveflLife Insurance (Birmingham, Ala.)
Providence
10c
(quar.)
25c
1:
this
(quar.)
$2.46 pfd.
Power,
new
1
;•
25c
Fund,
Gas Transmission,
preferred (quar.)
rt4.50Si
3-31
;
America
of
Electric
4-
45c
$35c
(quar.)
$2.44 preferred
Powell River Co.,
4-10
$1.12%
4-
weeks and not
2-16
45c
10c
$1.20
(quar.)
Co.
2-16
'
■75%% preferred (quar.)
^5Yo preferred A (quar.)_
Pogue
2
(quar.)
(quar.)____
"
_.
omitted
payment
;4.10Si
;
Pittsburgh Steel Co.—
(Common
3-
^____
Television-Electronics
;
3-10
40c
Engravers & Electrotypers, Ltd
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical, com. (quar.)__
:
8-14
3-2
Paper. (quar.)__
Symingtbn Wayne Corp.' (quar.)
Syracuse Transit Corp. (quar.)
'2-14-
2
25c
Photo
—
5-15
9-15
15c
Sutherland
2
56c
25c
(quar.)
$1 preference common
(quar.)
Philadelphia & Reading Corp. (quar.)
$4.80 preferred (quar.)
$5 pref^red (quar.)
2-13
6-15
20c
4- 1
40c
dividend
(3-for-l
stock split sub¬
ject to approval of stockhldrs. April 28)
(Dalla$)—
Chemical (quar.)
{2-for-l stock split, subject to approval of
50c
Co.
(increased-quar.)
com.
3-13
25c
30c
(quar.)
4-
50c
.*
1-22
25c
common
2-9
2- 9"
30c
_.—
(quar.)
Dental
S.)
Allied
$62%c
Perkins
2
25c
1
r
of New Jerscy____
Superior Separator
3-
V
(quar.)
Pendleton Tool Industries
2-
Stonega Coke & Coal Co. (quar.)
25c
Supercrete, Ltd. (stock div,• 2Si
—
Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.
3- 2
Stock
2-20
<quar.~)___w_____
(quar.)_
:
2- 6
3-2
95c
Corp.
Zenith
9
.
(qtuar.)______
Pipeline,
1st
2-
$1.50
Brewers' (quar.)
Stewart-Warner
(quar.)
3-
Pembina
2-20
(2-for-l stock split subject to stockholders
approval)
;
(S.-
Youngstown
2-16
25c
Sterling
meet¬
a
(Kansas City)
Inc.
}'!35c preference
3-16
stockholders)..
proposal
2-for-l basis.
a
'.
2-20
4-13
50c
2-20
4
fl5c
Stauffer
.•
3-12
6
2-13
Packaging, $1.20 pfd.
M $1.60 preferred
(quar.)
Statler Hotels,
Delaware Corp
Corp.—
will
held
be
2-
Co.
2-
3-
t$1.25
Co.
Oil
2-15
3-10
■Standard
2-16
1
2-14
u.
to
2
3-
$1.50
._
Corp.
3-
15c
__
Stockholders
Poor
Water
Forgings
Standard
2-13
$0.3281 Y*
$1.50
Special
to
<quar.)____
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp
Parker-Hannifin
Peter
Corp.;-
(quar.)
Co.
Wyandotte
Wyandotte Worsted
3-13
Sprague Engineering Corp.r.(
quar.)
Spencer Chemical, common (quar.)
4.20Si preferred (quar.)
:
Sperry Rand Corp., common (quar.)__
4%.Si preferred (quar.)
9
50c
(quar.)—
Sheraton
Pearl
3-
3-
•
(s-ai____
(quar.)________
r Quarterly
ing
$1.05
$1.12%
Gas
Inc.
Paper
9%
___*.
Wickes
30c
$ 1.20 cony; prior preferred
Southwestern Life Insurance
.•-Quarterly
____—
;
2
$1.02
(quar.)
common
preferred
conv.
Pacific
Park
preferred
Standard
Pacific
»
preferred
Southwest
i$li(5
$1.10
■_
non-cum
:(.5SiVncn-cum preferred
(quar.)__
common
White
(quar.)70c
common
5 Si, non-ciim
Whitaker
60c
2-14
3-
Westmoreland,
9
7%c
2-14
3-13
9
2-
Extra
Sons, Ltd.,
Railway,
2-
on
2
-
•___
31
2
(quar.)
(s-a)
Dec.
on
3-10
A
3-
(quar.)_
Insurance
effective
was
Oil
3-
(quar.
40c
Signal
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
'*
Trust, Ltd.
Amer. dep. receipts for ordinary (final)—
Westinghouse Electric, common
(quar.)—
3.80% preferred B (quar.)_____
:
3-10
as
$1.12%
$1.31 %
(quar.)i-Vi____^__j:_-___
Ohio
re-issucd
of
2-14
10s
2-25
i
B
2
6.45% )
7%
pfd.
Okanagan Telephone Co.,
been
stock
class
and
3-
4%%
-
have
B
A
25c
4.20%/ preferred
4.40%'. preferred
preferred
&
2-18'
3-14
f
of Company
When
Per
,
Name
11
Western Stockholders' Investment
the
;
'
common
-
Power
class
payable to
___.__j.__
Service,
.
Africa
also
5% pfd. (quar.)__
(quar.)__;__i.__^^_____^____Sivyer Stool Castings Co.______„_
Smith Agricultural-Chemical
(quar.)
Snap-On To»ls (quar.)
^
(qual,.)___f______l______^
Ogilvie Flour Mills
(H.)
3-6
25c
Simpson's, JLtd.
O'okiep Copper, Ltd. (Amer. shs.) (interim):
(Approximately $1.39, less Union of South
Ohio
30c
a
share-for-share exchange basis.
Silvray Lighting
(quar,)_„_____
Simmons Co. (quar.)
annual meet¬
(quar.) _^—
preferred
5%%' preferred
which
Merger
' 3-18
20c
Co.
A ' and
.Gas.
9
3-
82 %c
$1.12%■
—
shares
.
1
20c
dividends
Oil
4-
'
<quar.)__
2-25
tliree-for-one basis.
a
B
Hancock
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1.12%
(quar.)-
(These above
■
ing to be held on March 26 on a direc¬
tors' proposal to split the common stock
Northwestern
A
Class
3
$40c
Bancorporation,
preferred tquar.)
i
(quar.)
(quar.)
of America
quar.)
Corp.
When
Share
pfd.
Class
<
Ltd.—
,
Northwest
$4.50
Shakespeare Co.
9
44c
(quar.)
Pov.er Co.,
Company
Inc.,
Signal Oil A Gds Co.—■'
u3.Q0'.w preferred (quar.) _________________
~~5 % Yo preferred (quar.) ________—-——
Stockholders
Per
Name oj
1-22
3-2
25c
—.
....Common ..(quar.).
4%%'
2
Service—
<quar.)_,_—_
Oklahoma
Northern Quebec
2-
25c
(Conn.)
_
preferred
Northern
(quar.)
Public
Holdert
Payable of Jlec.
S3.50
<s-ai___—;—!___
Insurance
Indiana
Northern
Share
gtd.
R.R.
(607)
Ltd.
Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_
$25c
2-
2
3c
2-
9
10c
5614c
2-20
2-
2
1-15
11
5
-
'
1-U
1-16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(608)
12
Mills,
(quar.)
2
$1.13
preferred (quar.)
$4.50
1-17
22-
2
3-20
3-
37 tic
3-23
37 Vic
6-22 '
9-21
45c
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.)—
Light, 4% pfd. (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
Central Public Utility Corp. (quar.)
Central<fe South West Corp. (increased-quar.)
Central Soya Co. (quar.)
———.
6
RE.—
(increased quar.)
Common
Common
(quar.)—
——~
——
(quar.)— •————
4% preferred (quar.)——4% preferred (quar.)—.—.—
4% preferred (quar.)
j.—.
Common
Industries
Furhiture
Bassett
Bathurst
Power
Class
$1.40
Ltd.,
Iron
2
$3
3-26
2-16
34-
1
3-10
4-
12-31
2
2- 9
4-30
4-15
3-
2
2-13
2-
2
1-16
4%
2%
Co.—■
iquar.)~_,
3-
2
Black
preferred
Hills
Stock
4.56',*
2-16
1-26
Power
Light,
&
redemption
to icv
,——.—
1
3-
1
2-25
3-
1
on
2-25
income and
vestment
Corp.
2-24
$1.06%
4-
1
3-16
$1.40
4-
1
3-16
3-31
$4.50
25c
80c
2-20
1-22
«C
—_——
2-20
1-31
(4c from earns, and 2c from capital gains)
Booth
4%
Fisheries,
preferred
$1
5oc
2-
2
1-14
87 tic
4-
1
3-
12 tic
4-10
(quar.)_;—_ 7 7'
;
—_—
2
1-20
2-
9
70c
2-
2
1-
(quar.)
$1.06
2-
2
1-
$1.19
2-
2
1-
9
preferred
4.78%
Botany
(quar.)
com.
plus
convertible
Feb.
Brach
into
5Vz%
J.)
(quar.)
Increased quarterly
Bridge & Tank Co. of Canada,
—————
—
Common
(quar.)
4-
$1
—
$1.25
1
3-
6
7-
1
6-
3-
2
2-13
5
3- 2
t30c
.
2-13
'
$2.90 preference (quar.)—.
British Columbia Telephone, com. (quar.)—.
t72tic
1:50c
4-
1
3-17
4%%
preferred
t$1.12ti
4-
1
3-17
5%%
preferred
*$1.43%
4-
1
3-17
t$1.5Q
4-
1
3-17
6%
(quar.)——
(quar.)—
—
1st preferred (quar.)———
$3.80 preferred (quar.)_.
Brooklyn Borough Gas—
4.40%
preferred * (quar.)
4.40% preferred B (quar.)_
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
;
4.40% preferred B (quar.)—.
4.40% preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred B (quar.)——
Brown Shoe Co. .(quar.)—
Bruning (Charles) Co. (quar.)—-,
95c
&
1-30
3-
1
6-
1
5-
2
$1.10
6-
I
5-
2
1-30
$1.10
1
8-
1
$1.10
9-
1
8-
1
55c
3-
2
2-11
25c
3-
2
2-
15c
2-15
1-31
25c
2-
2
1-23
$1.50
—
9-
9
Terminul
(quar.)
Co
(A.
M.)
3-13
1
3-13
4-29
4-
9
7-29
7-
9
4-20
3-28
10c
Co.,
2-24
2-
10c
2-
2
1-18
$1.75
common
(quar.)
3-
2%
-
preferred
1-23
1
4-
U5c
.
2
4-
25C
(quar.)
2-
•tl5c
tl5c
Ltd.
Co.,
Stock dividend
7%
3-23
1
125c
Quarterly
;
Burroughs Corp.
Byers
1
3-
$1.10
"Extra
Bush
4-
$1.10
$1.10
—
Buckeye Steel Castings Co., common
6% preferred
(quar.)
Burlington Steel Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Burns
$5
2-
2
1-16
9
2-27
6
California -Electric"Power
(quar.)
California
Interstate Telephone
20C
Packing (quar.)
Canada
Cement,
$1.30
(quar.)
Ltd., common
lquar.)_
class
50c
1-23
Class
B
(s-a)
-
Ry.
(s-a)
Fund,
Canadian Oil
t
(quar.)
Canadian Pacific Ry. (s-a)
Canadian Utilities Ltd., 4%% pfd.
-
Carpenter
(L.
&
Light,
E.)
<fe
Co.
(quar.)
—
(resumed)
Carreras, Ltd., ordinary B (final)Corp., common (quar.)
4% %
P referred
(qu a r.)
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co.—
4%%
preferred
(quar.)—
I.)
6%%
Cassiar
7%
preferred
preferred
3-
6
6
2-
2
1-16
2
1-15
2-15
1-15
preferred
$4.16
preferred
Continental
(quar.)
Ltd
Central
preferred
Canada
(quar.)__
pref.
Central
of
Common
Common
;
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)
5%
5%
5%
&
Forster,
2-16
9
1-30
3-
5
1-15
3-
2
2-13
2-28
2-13
2-28
2-13
$1.12%
3-
1
2-16
4-
1
3-12
4-
1
3-12
110c
4-20
3-20
4-20
3-20
7%
—III
3
I
(quarTf—II
preferred A & preferred B
preferred A & preferred B (quar.)
preferred A & preferred B (quar.)
5%
preferred A & preferred B (quar.)
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp. (quar.)
..L
1
1
,
Dallas Transit,
Daystrom,
1-20
2
2-2
1-31
2-15
2-15
'
1-31
Phipps
1
3-14
1-15
2-27
2-13
2-28
12-31
Class
A
$1.40
preference
Federal
Warehouse
(quar.)—
—
3-
1
2-
2
1-20
$35c ;;v2- 2
1-20
2-
2
135c
Co.
N.
2-
2
1-20
25c
(quar.
(Newark,
Insurance
Increased
4c
30c
135c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
3-
2
2-19
J.)—
quarterly
2
1-15
2-
2
1-16
Federal Paper Board 4.60% pfd. (quar.)—
Federated Corp. (Del.) (monthly)—
3-10
2-20
2-16
1-31
20c
(quar,)..
60c
20C
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, Inc.
National Mortgage Assn.—
2-
1-
•
9
2-16
1-15
3-
2
2-
Fund,
Inc.
capital gains>_.
First
Bank
Securities
Stock
Increased
2
551
1-23
Florida
Growth
3-16
3-
3-
6
Florida
Power
1
4-
1
3-
6
4.40%
4-
1
3-
6
2-20
4.75%
4-
3-13
3-16
3- 5
3-
5
2-
4
2-
1
2
3-15
2-26
1c
2-20
2-11
iq04c
Motor
Ford
42 tic
(quar.)——
(Syracuse, N.
4%
Corp.,
1-
2
2-13
2-13
2-
4
1-
2-
2-20
1-31
2-15
1-30
1-30
2
9
2-15
2-15
$1.18%
2-15
1-30
40c
(quar.)——-——-
3-12
2-10
2-13
2-
7c
—
4
5%
5-
10c
(quar.)
Co.
9
$1.10
(stock dividend)——
Realty
3-
SI.15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Stores
3-11
$1
(quar.)
series
Income
V
$2
————_
preferred
9
oc
(accum.)
(quar.)
Franklin Custodian Funds—
Friedman
3-20
2-
Y.)—
25c
6% preferred
Fund--—-——
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.60%
3-14
3-16
Corp.
2
28%C
long-term
net
—
Fifth Avenue,
4-
1
„
————
1-30
45c
(quar.)_^—
(from
Corp.
2-20
$1.04
Co.
Monthly-—,—to————-—.—-
Fidelity
2-27
2-16
10c
1-15
5-15
1-30
2
4-14
2-
2
5-
1
3-
2
2-
5
10c
B-15
8-
1
75c
3-
2
2- "5
10c
11-16
11-
2
29c
2-28
2-10
$17tic
2-14
1-31
2-14
1-31
28 %C
3-
1
2-10
25c
4-
1
3-10
t50c
2-16
3-
2
2-10
9-
2
8-11
3-31
3-16
$2
2-16
2-
2
1
3-16
$1.13
2
1-
9
2-
investment
income-
Service
Diamond Gardner Corp., common
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
Gate
(quar.)
General
General
Motors
General
2-
2
1-21
2
1-12
2-16
1-27
2-
1-16
2
2-16
2-
2-15
2-
6
1
3-
2
2-17
3-
3
2-
2
3-
3
2-
2
3-
3
2-
2
3-
$5
Equipment—
preferred (quar.)
Public Utilities
General Telephone Co. of California—
4Ys% preferred (1945 series)
(quar.)
General Telephone Co
of Florida—
$1
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$1.30
2
1-16
2-16
2-
6
2-
4
2-
2
1-16
3-16
2-16
1-21
5-18
4-24
2-10
1-
3-13
2-24
9
—_——-.———
2-
1-
preferred
(quar.)
5.16%
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of the
2
1-
5
5
1-30
Co.
preferred
2-16
2
5
2-27
1-16
2-
25c
32tic
33c
2-15
1-23
2-15
1-23
2-15
1-
8
1-23
22-
2
1-15
62 tic
64tic
3-
2
2-14
2-
2
1-15
30c
2-
2
1-15
3-
1
2-14
25c
tl5c
5%
4-
1
3-13
2
1-15
Kentucky—
of
5%
4.80%
3-15
5
1-
$1.25
General
1-22
2
$1,18%
1-
2-18
50c
62'/2c
preferred (quar.)
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
1-22
2-10
2
Indiana—
$2
Telephone
2
22^,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of
22-
3-10
53c
—
$1.32
2-16
2-
60c
$4.75
2
35c
(quar.)
General
2-15
Northwest—
(quar.)
—
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
2-
2
1-
9
S5
(quar.)
preferred
2-28
2-14
Giant
Portland
2-28
2-14
Giant
Yellowknile
2-16
2-
Gibson
39c
25c
4-
1
2-27
2
3-30
2-13
Art
1-30
Glatfelter
Globe
2-25
1-30
2-
2
1-15
$37 %c
2-
2
1-15
$31 tic
.
3-16
2-16
Cement
Mines,
tP.
H.)
Co.,
Semi-annually
Rubber
Mfg.
2-
2
5-
1-
2
1
4-
1
2-25
2-
4
$1.25
2-
2
1-20
10c
3-
1
—
Co.
6-
1
5-15
(quar.)
Grand
(quar.)
Batteries,
National Bank
Union
Co.
(N.
Inc.
Y.)
9
5
2-
2
2-20
1-30
1-15
2
of America
(quar.)
50c
12tic
20c
60c
35c
50c
1-21
2-
2
1-
2
2
3-16
2-16
3-
2-
6
3-16
3-
3
3- 2
2-20
20c
(quar.)
2-27
2-
(s-a)
(quar.)—
(Continued
2- 2
2-16
2-
$2
Company
Gould-National
Grace
5
1-
3-
2-
2-12
10c
Gossard
1-
2
50c
common
Co.
2-16
2-
5%
(initial stock dividend)
Goodall
Goodman
(final)
50c
Republic Insurance
&
Ltd.
(stock dividend)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
$15c
(quar.)
Co.
Gold
(quar.)_
Glasspar Co.
2-25
$ 15c
(quarZ)
Co.
Gillette Co.
$20c
50c
(quar.)
93%c
$1.25
2-15
$12 %C
(quar.)
..
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
37 tic
_I
2
2-
General Precision
2-
Chemical, Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
Increased quarterly
Douglas Aircraft (quar.)
Dover Corp., 5% preferred
3-
3-10
Corp.
30c
(quar.).
Dominion
15c
60c
25%
50c
25c
$3.75
J20C
Ltd.
—
Subject to approval of stockholders.
Dynamics Corp. (quar.)
General
Fireproofing
(increased)
5%
9-10
2-12
1-31
25C
6-10
2-16
$2.25
2-15
Baking Co.
(quar.)
Cigar Co.
(increased)
Development
(stock
divid.)
General Outdoor Advertising Co.
37 tic
6-19
12-31
10c
t7,/2C
City Steel, Inc. (Omaha)
Bakeries,
Ltd.
(quar.)
15c
.!
common
2
50c
General
General
15c
dividend
Ltd.,
2-
SI
9
25c
preference (quar.)
Dominion Stores, Ltd. (quar.)
1-15
40c
38c
9
$2
convertible
2
—
1-21
40c
(quar.)
1-15
2-
—
1-
40c
(quar.)___
(from net investment
Ltd.
(quar.)
1-
2%c
Industries,
Quarterly
common
2
30c
Clay Mfg.
2- 2
87 tic
(quar.)
Co.
2
12c
.
2-13
(quar.)—,
preferred
4%
2
15c
Supply Co. of N. Y. (quar.)
Giorgio Fruit, new class A (initial)
class B
(initial)
&
Co.,
Gardner-Denver
—_
2-
14c
(quar.)
New
Tar
arrears)
2-
30c
pfd.
2
Inc.—
(clears
$1.25
(extra)
Delta Air Lines (resumed)
_._j
Dennison Mfg., class A common
(quar.)
Voting common
(quar.)
S8
preferred
(quar.)_
\
Houses
pfd.
$1.75
(quar.)
22c
3-
|
Industries,
Wood
4\'z%
$1
Fund-
Shares, Inc.
Gar
8%c
Px-operties
(W. S.)
2-
$1.06
(quar.).
$1
preferred
General
(quar.)
Stores, 5'/2%
net
4%
Trailer,
(quar.)
Fulton Industrial Securities Corp., common—
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Fundamental Investors, Inc. (capital gains
distribution). Payable in cash or stock-
Gas
$4.50
from
Frueliauf
1-15
$1.05
1954)..
common
Income
Monte
Dover
1-16
A-
68 %C
(Increased monthly)
Federal Pacific Electric
5
Fabrics,
1-12
1-16
2
Pectoral
3-
3-10
12-10
2
2-
25c
6-19
2
2-
1
2-13
1-23
3-20
3-20
2-
3-16
2
3-20
40c
Bridge,
12-31
1
2-
1
^
Dominion
$1.25
4-
2-27
2
9-15
3-25
9-10
2-
30c
6C
v
20c
2-
6-15
1
9-21
>
:...W
(quar.)——:
common
4-
1
2
$1.25
2-13
25C
Corp.,
$15C
10c
9-29
4-
6-10
2-27
2-13
Fedders
1-31
7-
7-
3-10
3-10
2-28
2-28
Y.) (quar.)
Fate-Root-Heath
(quar.)—
1-26
2-15
$1.75
f $2.50
12-10
6
1-20
2-15
—
2-10
$1.75
1-20
6-19
2-
2-10
(Syracuse,
1
$1.75
2-10
3-20
—
3-
17 tic
Dodge Manufacturing Co., common (quar.)
$1.56 preferred
(quar.)
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly)
$1.25
2-16
1
$3
(quar.)— i—_—.
Federal Grain, Ltd.,
(quar.)
1-20
$1.25
2-16
1
3-
10c
•
Federal Compress A:
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-10
9-21
1
3-
50c
—
1-15
4-
2-16
12-21
Bros,
Farmers
quar.)
(quar.)____
Fanners & Traders Life Insurance
Franklin
(quar.)
60c
25c
3-
15c
Corp.,
preferred
1-15
2
$1.05
26c
25c
12 %C
6
20c
1-15
2-
3-
Inc.
Quarterly
2nd
2-19
4c
3-16
10c
...
7% preferred (quar.)
Davenport Water, 5% preferred
Stock
3-10
4-16
2-16
15c
preferred (quar.)
$4.24 preferred ('quar.)..:
$4 prefer rod (quar.)
Dobbs
30c
87 %c
2
93 %c
4%%
Dickey
1-23
—
2- 2
SI.13
f
Cunningham Drug Stores (quar.)
Curtlss Candy Co.—
4%% 1st pfd. (arrears for year
Di
2-13
(quar.)._
2-
$1.37%
,
...
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Del
2-13
2-
4%
preferred (1953 series)
Federal Asphalt Products (annua 1)„_——
$1.12 %
income)
20c
4-
Brewing
conv.
60c
L,.
i
2-13
2-27
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased
River Gas
6%
$37tic
(quar.)
preferred
Dividend
25c
2
5-
113c
8% preferred
Sugar Co.—
Cuban-American
Delaware
25c
"
2-
2-
(quar.).
(quar.)
preferred
1-
Georgia Ry. Co.—
(initial quar.)-
Falstaff
2-16
52 %c
(quar.)
Dominion
ZZZZZZZZZZZ
Fall
1-16
3-
2-27
2-27
1-23
2-17
1-15
90c
(quar.)
common
First
f 25c
(quar.)
5%
2
2- 2
2-16
RR.—
prior preferred
4%%
2-27
Ltd.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
1-30
2
Investments, Ltd.—
Common
Crum
Mills,
Erlangcr
2-16
2-2
$1.18%
annually)
dividend)
Corp., common
Guaranteed stock
3-13
2-1C
.........i,.
.....
$1.05
(quar.)
1-30
& Pittsburgh
2-11
2
MOC
3-13
on
4.20%
2-13
-
4%% pfd. (quar.)
Crown Cork International, class A (quar.)..
Crown Cork & Seal, Ltd. (quar.)
Crown Zellerbach Corp.,
'
7;
$4.20
$1.25
tquar.)—
(increased
35C
& Sexton,
2-
.
Corp. of America, $1.20 convertible
preferred (entire issue called for redemp¬
Feb. 16 at $21 per share
plus this
dividend) Convertible into com. to Feb. 16
Caterpillar Tractor, common- (quar.)
Erie
1-20
2
3-
40c
1.25c
Extra
Cribben
Dean
5
Catalin
tion
2-10
35c
Paint & Varnish, common (quar.)..
prior preference (quar.)
Corning Natural Gas (Increased)
Cosmos
Imperial Mills, Ltd. (quar.)
1-30
11%C
;>
3- 2
3-31
3-
25c
Empire Trust Co. (N. Y.) (stock
Emporium-Capwell Co. (quar.)
Equitable Credit Corp., 50c pfd. (quar.)—
60c
preferred (quar.)
^
Equity Corp., $2 preferred (quar.)
Erie Forge Ar Steel
$1.25
common
Life Insurance
2-10
2-14
2-11
(quar.)—
3- 2
45c
$3
1-30
12 %c
Asbestos,
Extra
5
22 tic
Commercial,
Dentists'
—
1-20
3-
1
2-16
(quar.)
Cook
1-
$1.75
-
2-15
4-
2
2-27
25c
convertible
2-27
60c
(quar.)
1-19
2-11
2-11
3-
SI. 21%
5%%
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.).,.
Copper <fc Steel Industries —
5%
preferred (quar.)
Continental Transportation Lines (quar.)
60c
2-16
6%
2
Continental
2-16
40c
2-
3-10
(quar.)
(quar.).—...
preferred
$3.75
1S1.07
56 % c
•
_
(J.
1
3-
2-
5c
Carrier
Case
4-
1
$8c
40c
Empire District Electric, 5% pfd.
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
7
3-20
4-
187y2c
33c
2-16
60c
(quar.)
$4.52
175c
—
-
com.
A
Continental Coil,
1S1.25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Carey (Philip) Mfg. (quar.)
Power
3-10
2-27
Dallas Power & Light—
120c
.
5%
Carolina
1-30
1
$1.50
Ltd
Ltd.
Cos.,
quar.)
preferred
7%
2-15
Emliart
12-31
2
2
income)
3-12
$1.06%
...
Theatres,
(froui
3-31
10c
(quar.)
$4.50
7%
4-15
Electronics
(Canada)—
Ltd,
1-30
4-
1-12
$1.06
common
2-20
1-30
2-10
2
50c
(quar.)
Co.,
3-20
187 tic
(s-a)
Investment
Canadian
preferred
Co.,
2-27
2-15
2-10
1
2-
4 tic
;
Glass
125c
—
Canada Southern
5
1-30
Ltd., common
participating class A
2-
2-16
U5c
(quar.)
60c participating class A (quar.)
115c
Canada Iron Foundries. Ltd., com.
137 tic
(quar.)4% %
preferred (quar.)_ ;
$$1.06%
Canada Packers. Ltd.—
$1.50
1
2-16
55c
1
3-
75c
(increased quar.)
Power
132 tic
(quar.)
preference
Canada Foils,
3-
ntic
„
3-
Investment
33-
81.25
7
$4,875 preferred (quar.)„_„^^_„„.77-_-".
Elcetrographic Corp.
(quar.)
$1.50
(Pa.)
Consumers
$4.20
California
1-20
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.—•
(Increased
2-11
$1.42
$1.60
-
1
12c
(s-a)
preferred
3- 2
$1.41%
7,
$1.16
Gas
Consumers
,
(quar.)
Ordinary
2-11
(quar.)
$20c
Consolidated Dearborn Corp. (quar.).—
Consolidated Edison Co. of N. Y.—
Consolidated
Brockton Taunton Gas—
Buck Tfllls rFalls
t
2-11
2
2-
87 tic
.....
com.
Consolidated Bakeries
Ltd.—•
———
40c
2
3-
...
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$5 2nd preferred
(quar.)
50c
preferred (quar.)——...
Co., Ltd
;
Inc.,
2-11
3-
$1.37%
preferred
40c
Conduits National
Connohio,
2-11
2-11
2
preferred
Mfg.
2
2
N.
Telephone
13.
(E,
1-21
2
5.68%
Ohio Electric—■
Natural
2
3-
5.65%
2
2-16
—
Commonwealth
Concord Natural Gas,
to
common
2-
3-
2-20
25c
(quar.)
Commonwealth
2-14
$1.15
dividend)
this
share
2%
3-16
3-
1-15
3-
2-16
87 %c
(quar.)
Carbon
1-21
$1.34
$1.37%
3-11
Corp.—
preferred
2
$1.02%
2-27
12c
Pictures
2-
2-
$1.06%
3-31
Empire
(monthly)
2-16
Co.—
3- 2
$1.12%
Co.
3-16
1
(quar.)
10c
,
1
4-
(quar.;
preferred
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
5</2% preferred
(quar.).
5.50% preferred (quar.)
six
(quar.)
2-18
4-
^
5.36%
Co.—
(quar.)
Power
..—.....^7..,.
65c
com,
preferred (quar.)
4.65% preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Combined Locks Paper, class A
2-14
6
3-16
•':25c
(quar.)
40c
4'/2%
$1,50
1-
2
12c
$4.25
for
issues
per
Both
gtd.
Columbus & Southern
preferred
(entire
issue
redemption on Feb. 14 at $15
per share plus this dividend)—
4%
convertible
preferred
(entire
issue
called for redemption on Feb. 14 at $10
called
2-
12%c
.■Monthly
Columbian
convertible
5%
4.25%
37 %c
Columbia'Gas Sysfbm (quar.)
9
preferred (quar.)
Mills, Inc.—
4.25%
Co.,
4
25c
Illuminating,
Central
Columbia
9
Edison
Boston
4.10%
2-
America
$2
(quar.)
2-27
25c
(quar.)
of
$1.50
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common (quar.)
3Mi % preferred (quar.)..
—_
Collycr Insulated Wire (quar.)
Colonial Acceptance, class A (accum.)
Colonial Fund (from investment income)
Colorado
1-15
2-14
...
preferred
1-26
3-14
7 tic
.....
$1
each
1-31
2-16
$$1.75
(quaT.)
(quar.)—_
20c
for
1-31
2-14
31 %C
$2
held)
regular
1-30
2-13
15c
(quar.)_
com.
2-14
55c
pfd.
6.40%
Cleveland & Pittsburgh R.R.—
4% special gtd. (quar.)
7%
2-27
Co.—
share
(one
Cleveland Electric
3-17
;
69%c from net secu¬
Borg-Warner Corp., common (quar.)
3 % % preferred (quar.)_
—
Borman Food Stores (initial-quar.)
dividend
Gas
Natural
Paso
3C
—..—
Machine,
El
7%
Associates
Stop-Nut Corp.
Stock
dividend
30c
City Stores (reduced)
rities profits. The 69% payment is i^yable
in cash or stock at holder's option)
Bondstock
RR.
(s-a)
Milling
shares
$0.2628
Valley Gas & Electric—
•preferred
(quar.)
,
—„
5.60%
preferred
(quar.)—
Bliss & Laughlin Inc. (quar.)
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund (10%c from net in¬
preferred
Stock
Blackstone
4.25%
Inter-Terminal
2-20
7.:r,\7777 7'
pfd. series 1956 (quar.)..
Utilities
60C
-
1-16
3-10
2%
Racing Assn., common
preferred
(quar.).
$1
9
Boston--
—
2
2- 2
$14c
——
Elastic
City Products (quar.)
...—
City Title Insurance (extra)
Civil Service Employees Insurance
(entire issue called for
Feb. 24 at $26.50 plus
Convertible through Feb.
this dividend).
2-10
4%
preferred
(quar.).,.
City Investing Co., common
2-20
36c
(quar.)—
com.
3-
2%
<y>
dividend
preferred
2-20
—
3-
3-16
$30c
Kootenay Power Ltd.,
15c
income)
2
1-20
2
Eastern
Cincinnati
1-30
50c
—...
2
2-
2-13
Cincinnati
1-16
2
dividend
conv.
2
(Mary), Inc.
I
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR. QL-—
Chicago jLiock <fe Canal (quar.)-——
Chicago Yellow Cab (quar.) ——...—
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, common (quar.)
1-27
2
3-
2-
5%
3-
Chess
2-
1-19
"$i
(quar.)
2-
30c
(quar.
Duro-Test..Corp.— ,v7:\
2- €
75c
investment
5
3-20
1
4-
2-14
International—.
Eastern
net
2-
2-16
50c
.
registered & bearer shares (quar.)
$4.80 preferred
Dunhill
East
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)
2-
55c cl. A
9-15
1-20
Chase Manhattan Bank
$1
9-30
1-30
of
Payable of Rec.
Dupuis Freres, Ltd.—
1-30
3-16
1-
2-16
50c
1-30
2-15
3-31
2-2
2-16
.
2-14
25c
3-10
2-10
25c
Eradstreet
&
(quar.)..
Fund
50c
;
...
Supply (increased)
Dun
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)——*————
(From
50c
40c
Metals &
Ducommon
Stock
preferred
Chase
15c
—
9
1-
1-30
2-10
2
(quar.)——„——
1-15
2
12 %C
2
15c
2-
SI.50
—
1
40c
2- 2
for
(quar.)_,
3-
117 tic
1-15
2-27
~
Oil <fc Refining Co., com.
Charming
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet
4%%
common
3-
(quar.)
Company
3
2-14
25C
,
Chambersburg Engineering
20c
—————~
He
Valbpar Corp.
held)
15c
—
Belock Instrument (stock civ.)
Best
4-
♦35 c
,
of
shares
six
$1.18%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Works
1-15
5C
A
preferred
(quar.)„^__——
Gossett (increased-quar.)
Extra
2-
1
2- 2
Share
(quar.)..
4% preference (quar.)—
Drackctt Co. (quar.)
Dresser Industries
(quar.)
common
50C
2
2
2
J25c
—
and class
Aircraft 4quar.)—
—
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)—
Belknap Hardware & Mfg., common—
Belmont
5
3-
3-
of Company
Corp.,
Holder$
When
Per
Name
Dravo
$1.50
each
2-
2-
1-31
$1.50
(quar.)„_—
(S. A.), common
Sugar
2-15
45C
——_———
share
(One
2-16
2%
common
20c
Monday, February 2, 1959
.
Holder!
payable of Rec.
■K
Certain-Teed Products Corp. (stock dividend)
C'hamplin
—
preferred
&
Common
2-16
I
3-
Vloleta
$1.05
,
Chain Store Real Estate Trust. (quar.).——:
—
preferred (quar.).
S.i Shoe, common
4%
8-21
30c
Beech
Bell
9-21
♦50c
-(A.
4%%
5r-22
25c
(quar.)
Bearings, Inc. (quar.)■—•
Beck
2-20
6-22
$1
—
Stock dividend
Lumber,
3-23
$1
$1.37 ti
Bayetate «Corp. <increased)
Beam ;(James B.1 Distilling—
Beaver
Central Vermont Public Service
Central
Paper, Ltd.—
&
dquar.)
A
5-22
8-21
$1
(quar.(„„
pfd.
5%%
Bastian-Morley Co.,
%
$1
Central Power &
.
& Ohio
Baltimore
1.12%
4.50%
2-20
37 tic
Share
Company
Louisiana Electric,
Central
1-17
25c
——i-——
When
Per
Name of
Payable of Kec.
30c
<quar.)_
common
Ayshire Collieries
Holder!
Wlien
Per
Share
Name oj Company
Avondale
.
.
on
Page 46)
2
2
Volume
Number 5817
189
.
.
The Commercial and Financial. Chronicle
.
(609) ,13
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PAIGES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Range Since Jan. L
Highest
Lowest
SGMa Jan
3
43% Jan
13
Lowest
40% Dec 29
71% Nov 2t
120
Nov 24
102% Jan
7
14
Jan
3
20% Aug 26
37 Va
July 15
49% Oct 24
40% Jan
7
64 % Jan
30
115
Jan
42
'
Jan
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Abacus
30
70% Jan 19
Pat
Fund_
28
117
Jan
19
Jan
7
21
Jan
27
Jan
2
52% Jan 13
ACF Industries Inc
Jan
29
23% Jan
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc_—
4%
convertible preferred
Vending Corp
24% Nov 18
29% Oct 14
Jan
2
33
Jan 15
Acme Steel Co
20% Jan
24% Jan
29% Dec 31
28% Jan
2
30
Jan
21
Adams
Adams-Millls
82
Oct
97
7
Jan
19% Dec 29
17% Jan 28
25% NOV
18
23% Jan
2
31%. Dec
19
30% Jan
2
31% Jan
13
83 % Nov 21
80% Jan
8
88
Jan
15
Air Reduction Ine
33% Jan
9
35
Jan
30
4.50% conv pfd 1951 series
Alabama Gas Corp
2
19% Jan
33% Oct
16% Jan 28
Nov
9
11
17% Jan
2
49% Jan
13
193 % Jan
8
297
Dec
2
34
Dec
31
Jan
2
35
Jan
22
94% Jan
2
125
Jan
12
3
11% Jan
2
5
July
20% Nov
3
3% Jan
5
19% Jan
2
28% Jan 26
7
19% Jan
2
9
23% Jan
2
80
2
14
Jan
2
72
Jan
16
80% Nov 24
4 Va Jan
2
10% Dec 30
26
Dec
Jan
4% Jan
9% Jan 28
13
280
July 31
93
Jan
29
96
Jan
Dec
29
160
s Jan
2
184
2
33
Dec
30
30% Jan
2
49% Nov 11
91
Apr
18
Dec
16
9
37% Jan
12
44% Jan
53% Jan
26
Jan
21
7
95% Jan 13
100
.
13% Jan
72% Apr 29
96% Oct
7
92
21
23% Jun 16
29% Jau
Dec
17
48% Jan
39% Jan 30
2
53% Jan
43% Oct
13
39 % Jan
44% Jan 30
11% Jan
13% Jan
30
Allied Products
55% Dec ll
52 Va Jan
55
Jan
16
82% July 28
30% Dec 31
78% Jan 26
81% Jan
22
Allied Stores Corp
4Yo preferred
30% Jan
12
Allis-Chalmers
Jan
9
12
27
Jan
2
10% May 19
35% Jan
2
74
Jan
6
22% May 19
91% Jan
2
27
Jan
2
26
Jun
25
60% Jan
2
57
99 % Jan
27% Jan 29
21%
22 Mb
31%
22%
31%
21%
31%
31
31%
30%
29 Va
29%
29%
29%
29
29%
34%
34%
45
112
115
*34
110 Ma
*34
35
341/4
112
107
113
109Mi
18%
19%
18 %
18Tb
28 %
28%
26%
31%
31%
31 %
85
85 T«
84 Ma
"317
34%
"154
327
*315
34%
34%
160
3%
4%
21%
21%
24%
*154
24%
*80
10%
3%
25%
25%
31Ma
311/4.
31
31%
81%
82%
80%
81%
26,300
11,100
26
271/4.
31%
31Mi
86
82 Mi
85
*315
34%
325
341/4
160
34%
*154
4
160
3%
24%
10%
16,100
25%
17%
26%
31Tb
21%
*80
10%
17%
27%
24%
81
6,800
17%
21%
.
200
110%
18%
325
4
20%
24%
81
21%
24%
*80
10%
81
9%
10%
*92
96
*92
95
*92
95
*165
175
*165
175
160
162
7,500
341/3
109%
17%
17 Va
*305
111
310
34%
*154
*302
34Ma
*154
3%
20%
21
24 Ma
24%
*80
10 Ma
93
10 Va
24%
18,600
3,100
81
10%
*93
;
9,300
21%
24%
*80
93
7,000
4
21
.
164
35
160
3%
4
81
162%
310
34%
160'
7,700
,
*170
10%
96,800
96
.30
330
,
178
36
36%
34%
35Tb
32%
35%
34
35%
34%
35%
52
53%
51%
52%
27,500
48%
51%
49
50
49%
50%
25,500
117
*98%
117
20
13%
3 4
2,100
*100
14
117
*100
14%
13%
117
100
14
13%
100
*98M4
"
13%
*13%
13%
!
18
99%
98%
99%
97%
99%
97'%
99
991/
34%
36
21,500
34 Mi
37
37
37%
37
38
381/2
39%
51%
52
15,100
—No par
51%
42%
42%
431/4
51%
52%
52
52%
43%
44
5,900
43%
44
43%
44
43%
441/4
43%
5
Jnc
98%
—5
12%
12 %
12
12%
12"%
13
13
13%
13%
54%
55
54%
18,500
No par
54%
54
54 %
53%
53%
53
44%
13%
53%
100
-10
100
_10
78%
80%
Corp
common
Mfg common
Jan
29
42% Oct 31
38
Jan
5
38% Jan
12
13
30% Jan 27
33% Jan
5
Aluminium
96% Oct 13
81% Jan 26
93% Jan
5
Aluminum Co of America
38% Oct
35
No par
Allied Laboratories
convertible preferred
4.08%
16,600
13,300
29,800
8,800
31%
29%
2
Allied Chemical Corp
Allied Kid Co
109
22 V4
22%
1
104
Nov
49%
21%
200
20%
48%
29%
—5
17
111
118
20%
49%
22%
'
35%Jun
*113
20%
49%
31 Mi
100
Allen Industries Inc—
26
118
20
22%
2
Allied Mills-.
15% Jan 21
14% Jan 72
Jan
*113
20%
50%
29%
—100
common—
6
2
7,600
31%
preferred
La.
100
Alleghany Corp common—1
6%?& preferred A
*
100
$4 conv prior preferred—
No par
6
conv preferred
i—
10
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
12
Jan
300
65
31%
l
Dec
2
42
64 Ma
29%
No par
common
15% Oct
I,
12
100
Jan
32% Jan 28
42
66 %
22
4% c/o
14
160
Jan
49 Va
**34
<
42%
65 %
115
20 Va
50%
Shares
*41%
66%
115
21
49Tb
1
Vicksburg
Aldens
21
Nov
80
116
20Tb
50%
Corp_:
25% Jan 14
81% Jan 14
Inc
116
20%
49%
the Week
Jan. 30
42%
66
20%
Friday
Jan. 29
1
Alco Products Inc
9
166%
67
1
Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
6
14% Apr
fSl
&
-116
*41%
42%.
Sales for
Thursday
10
22% Jan 20
11% Jan
66%
Jan. 26
_25
Express Co
Alabama
2% Jan
*41%
67%
No par
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp
5
Admiral Corp
1
Aeroquip Corp
1
Aetna-Standard Engineering Co—l
16
24% Jan
33
2
41%
66%
...100
18%
47%
21%
26
14% Jan
41%
5
common
Wednesday
Jan. 27
1
Abbott Laboratories
ABC
Tuesday
Jan. 26
28%
*106
29%
108
*80
28 Mb
*106
81
*80
28
28Tb
81
28 %
38%
38Tb
105%
38%
31
31%
30%
30%
30%
31
1
81%
83
82%
83%
81%
82%
50
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
1
Amerace Corp—
12.50
*33 %
35
*34%
43%
•42 Ma
No par
102%
Alpha Portland Cement
Limited
No par
38%
38%
107%
106
38%
79%
27%
98%
79 %!
*79M2
28%
4,400
8,000
80 M2
270
28%
>28
37%
381/4
51,900
1,600
4,100
30%
30
30%
165,700
82%
104
82
82%
27,100
105
38
105 Ma
38%
x30%
82
105 Ma
Amalgamated Leather Co—
22
Jan
27% Jan
15
21
33% Feb 21
Feb
25
64% Jan
2
81
14% Jan
2
85% Jan
34% Jan
97% Jan
9
§2
Apr 29
33% Jan
5
42% Dec 11
41% Jan 28
53% Dec 15
48% Jan 30
97% Jan 14
114% Sep
90
17
Dec 16
25% Oct 10
125% Oct
10
33% Jan
44% Jan
51% Jan
5
7
2
9%
convertible preferred
26
Amerada
Jan
3014 Jan
106
Jan
Petroleum Corp
21
Amer
26
Americaft
Jan
2
145
Jan
27
3%%
42 % Jan
2
15
87% Jan
9
24% Jan
8
118
95
15
Agricultural Chemical—No par
common—-—1
Airlines
convertible preferred—100
American Bakeries Co com—No par
13
105
Jan
29
46% Jan
113% Jan
40% Oct 14
37
Jan
30
38 % Jan
5
53
Jan
2
63
Jan
6
19% Feb 25
66% May 29
37% Dec 11
31
Jan;
8
34% Jan
19
American
33% Jan
2
47% Dec
16
45% Jan
2
50
Jan
14
American Brake Shoe Co
13
Jan
2
22
Nov
11
20% Jan
2
22% Jan 23
19
Jan
2
20 M4 Sep
22
19
Jan
7
20M«Jan
29
3% Jan
2
9% Nov 17
7% Jan
7
8% Jan
5
American
Cable & Radio Corp
41% Jan
2
52% Nov 18
47% Jan
29
59% Jan
2
American
Can
Sep 11
42% Jan 21
38% Jan
2
61
13
3
7
27% Apr
58 Va Dec 31
44% Nov 12
111
Oct
convertible preferred—100
American Bank Note common
10
4%%
6%
American
37%
39%
45 M4
29%
15
1%
Jan
22
American
30
American
Chicle Co
Jan
44 Ma Dec
15
39% Jan
16
42% Jan
96% Mar
55V4 Dec
6
11
4%%
prior preferred
Cyanamid Co
Distilling Co
84
Jan
15
87 Va Jan
48
Jan
30
51% Jan
American
2
43 M4 Jan
American
50% Jan
29
*61
31%
32%
31%
31%
32 V«.
31 »/2
32
31%
32
49
18,900
49%
43%
49%
48%
49%
48%
49V«
48%
49
5,000
21%
22%
21%
22
20
1
"19%
19%
19 Ta
8
19%
8Mb
48%
8%
49%
39%
39%
53
1,800
47 Ms
48 Mi
10
41Tb
41T«
40%
40 Ma
*40%
40 Ta
*40%
41%
6,200
200
88
*87
41%
88
88
*39%
10
*87
48 Tb
51
88
87
87
*87
48%
49%
48 Tb
50 Mi
48 Va
49
48
48%
40%
40%
40
40
40
40 %
39 Mi
39%
61,800
1,100
50%
51%
50%
51Tb
27%
50%
51%
27
51%
13
2
100
Jan
Jan
2
141 % Jan
14 Mi Jan
12
15% Jan
16
2
20
Jan
14
96
Jan
2
104
Jan
22
Jan
2
14
47% Jan
8
17 Ma Jan 17
92
Jan
34% Jan
2
G
American Hawaiian SS Co
G
American Home
111
Jun
3
59% Nov 17
53% Jan
85 Ma Jun
10
30
70
8
104
Jan
58Tb Jan 22
82
Jan
9
84
34% Jan 16
Oct 20
96
Dec
28
63
Jan
30
American Snuff Co common
124
Jan
16
29% Dec 30
27% Jan
19
28% Jan
51% Jan
5
16
non-cumulative preferred-100
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—£1
American Steel Foundries—
1
11
Jan
16% Nov 21
14% Jan
7
15 Ma Jan
2
8
Jan
35% Jan
27
43 ; a Jail
15
15
17
64% Jan
7
68 % Jan
20% Jan
35 % Dec
2
39% Jan 21
40% Nov
14
32i% Jan
38% Jan
7
34% Sep 12
6
42% Jan
27% Jan
2
34% NOV
68
May
6
Jan
48% Jan
13
9
17% Jan 30
20
149
Jan
20
6
32 Ma Jan
8
38
Jan
21
5
55
Jan
13
58% Jan
21
149
51% Oct 20
46% Jan
8
53% Jan
30
Jun
13
142 % Jan
2
144% Jan
61 Ma NOV
7
155
126
45% Dec
18
GO
45
Jan
2
57
Jan 22
Jan
2
34% Jan
20
34% Jan
2
105
65% Jan
6
Dec
31
25% Feb
12
35 Ma Dec
3
32 :a Jan
31 Ma Jan
6
35% Dec
4
33% Jan
8% Jan
2
167% Jan
2
6
14% Nov
227% Dec 18
97 Mi Dec
1
224% Jan
240Ma Jan
95 Ma Jan
107 V* Jan
134% Jun
4
123 % Jan
Nov
11
74% Feb 27
119% Sep 15
25% Jan
2
9% Jan
26
2
105
39
15% July 11
28% Dec 29
27% Dec 23
Jan
8
23% Jan
10
10% Jun
4
17 Ma Nov
6
22% Jan
2
37% Dec
5
2
12
9
26
129% Jan 20
14% Jan
13% Jan
37
Jan
16
14% Jan
28
26 % Jan
15
24 Ma Jan
12
30
15 Ms Jan 23
28 Ma Jan 29
26% Jan 19
40% Jan
14% Jan
2
Jan
19
32 M4 Jan
16% Jan 12
73
Jan 23
38% Jan 22
69% Jan 15
68
13
63% Oct 13
60% Jan
7
2
46% Jun 30
61% Oct 14
53 Ma Jan
7
58M*Jan
16
39
Dec 31
34% Jan
29
39% Jan
5
May 13
41% Nov 14
90% Jan
20
29
91
Jan
39% Jan
15
36 M2 Jan
6
36% Jan
14
40
Jan
39
Dec 31
£6
Jan
2
23
Jan
2
22
TEs
Jan
13
$149.87%,
preferred
5
22
27% Dec 22
3.90%
2
22
33 Ma Jan
2
common—7
1°0
American Mach & Fdry
Jan
32% Jan
5
2
100
120% Jan
9
22
6
2
prior preferred
July 16
Jan
Jan
31 Ma Jan
Oct
5lAc/o
Metals-No par
Ine com—l
preferred
100
American Metal Products com
2
5 Ma '/o
convertible preferred
20
American Molasses Co
1
American Motors Corp
5
American Natural Gas Co
25
American News Co
—No par
American Optical Co
1
American Potash & Chem—No par
American Rad & Std Sany com—-5
7% preferred
100
American Seating Co
10
American Shin Building Co—No par
American Smelt & Refg com-No par
7 c/o
preferred
100
20
100
32 % Dec
dividend.
5
For all
30 Ms Jan
95
other footnotes see
7
page 24.
American Machine Ss
American Metal Climax
4% %
.
25
6%
1
American Stores Co.
Sugar Refining com—25
preferred
——25
American Sumatra Tobacco
5
American Tel & Tel CO
100
American Tobacco common-,
25
6% preferred—100
American Viscose Corp
25
American Water Works Co com—5
Preferred 6% series25
Preferred 5%# series
25
American
7%
American
Zinc Lead & Smelting—l
Ampex Corp
*
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
Anaconda Co
50
Anaconda Wire & Cable
No par
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
$4
new
6.25
No par
-
preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard
—21.80
10
Oil Corp
*102 Ma
105
56%
58%
81
81
80
30
80
31%
98%
*102 Ma
56 Ma
*79%
105
33%
97
32%
*95
32%
33
96
98
*14%
15 Ms
109
*102
17%
20%
17%
17%
17%
17%
20
20%
20
*102 Ma
105
57%
55%
57%
81
80
80
14%
*102 Ma
55%
•79%
134%
132%
14%
*14 Ma
*102
109
105
56 Mi
55 Ma
*80 Ma
15
/
-
1,700
6,100
56
23,000
81%
80
79 Ma
80
80
83
29%
30 %
29 Ma
30%
29%
30 Ma
97%
96
97%
95 Mi
96
29%
28%
29%
29 Mi
29%
33%
*32 Ma
33 Ma
32%
60
32%
33 Ma
*32 Ma
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 Ma
38 Ma
35%
37%
36 %
38
38%
67%
66%
67%
66%
36%
66%
38%
81
29 %
28Tb
33%
*32%
82
30 Ma
15 Ma
36,4
67
38%
42
4.r,u
17
30%
*95 Ma
*15%
1,800
64,700
190
97
12,500
100
15%
600
37
37%
67
67
67%
262,400
7,800
8,800
.
38
67%
38Tb
37%
38 Ma
38
38 Ma
42
41%
42%
41 Ma
42
42
42-Tb
45%
46
43Tb
45T«
41%
43%
42
46
44%
44
45Tb
7,500
23,800
17 V*
16%
16 Mo
16%
16%
17Ma
17 Ma
17%
96,600
39 Mi
38 Mi
*147
17 Ma
151
36,«
57
36%
36
36%
36 Ma
37
36%
37%
37%
57
57
57
56
55
56
56
50%
143%
60,a
*122
27%
47%
50%
49%
50%
55%
50 Mn
51%
51
53%
52%
.53%
143%
144 Th
97%
33%
34%
l3Ma
230M»
106%
127Ma
39%
15
*27%
25Ma
15Tb
71
36Tb
66%
1,000
105
80
29%
*147,,
5,300
133%
109
*102 Ma
81
*32%
15%
29
900
20 Va
*102
133
*96%
28T«
*97
33
96
134%
17 Ma
98
43% Jan
33
133
20 Mo
7
Jan 28
15% Jan
18
17%
2
49% Aug
8
16% Dec 30
157
May 12
17 Tb
20 Mb
67% Jan
69 Ma NOV
109
18
17%
28% Jan
Jan
*102
17%
20
18
43
*102
non-cumulative preferred_100
1
Investment Co of 111—1
15 Ma
18 Ma
17%
32% DCc 18
140
15
200
6,200
13,800
3,700
17%
20 %
31
117% Jan
15
109
33 Va
98
134%
9,300
42%
31%
17Tb
May
22% Jan 13
48% Apr 10
35% Jan
2
15
133 Ma
12,500
28%
42%
31
20
20% Feb 28
33% Apr
7
11 Vs. Jan
2
144% Nov 26
No par
*97
51 Mb
27 Ma
43
31
American
22 Va
48% Jan
American Ice Co common
134'! 4
50%
27Tb
30 Mj
American International Corp
26% Jan
16
33 Mi
132
49
L
*41 Ms
30%
2
22
11
41% Dec
99
98
1
43
30 Mi
15
30% Oct 13
Nov
34%
10
18%
2 6 Ma
*41
Jan
18
28
102
33%
18
27%
42%
30%
20% Jan
Jan
2
17%
27
*41 Ma
30 Mi
Products
6%
16% Jan
21% July 28
32% Jan
22
108
Apr 21
17% Nov 18
79
18% Jan
No par
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power—No par
American Hardware Corp
12,50
*87
40
40
91% Jan
Corp
American European Secur
39%
49%
31 Ma Jan
2
3,000
39 Ma
52 Ma
30%
18%
31
39%
40
46%
30 Mi
Feb 27
52,600
52 %
19
Jan
48Mi
39%
32
Jan
47%
48%
52%
14
13
47Tb
45 Mi
29% Jan
17 Mi Jan
16
48%
52 Mi
30% Dec 31
18% Oct 30
41% Dec
1
94
48 Mi
16,500
46
19% Jan
Aug 27
22,300
39%
27Tb
18
200
8%
45Tb
42 Ma
3
20 Mb
7%
52
27%
Jan
21%
*19%
8
52%
42%>
13
21%
20 Ms
7%
40
5
129
21%
20 %
45 Ma
Enka
Jan 28
21 Ma
20 %
8
52%
Electric Power Co
Dec 11
48 T«
22
7%
*19%
45 Ms
*41
American
«6
48 Ml
21 Ma
.
53%
American
134
8
46%
30
13
100
45%
21
Jan
600
62%
53
28 Mi Jan
Jan
220
37
621/2
42% Jan
16% Jan
37
37%
*60 Ma
2
75/
500
3,100
107
*37
13
73
107
62%
Jan
2
11O.60O
44 Ml,
37%
41%. Jan
ll^s Jan
43%
105 M.
30%
144
*60
25
Jan
43%
105
92
29 Ma
144
*37
Sep 22
55% Jan
92
>
1,900
31,000
1,600
62 Ma
32 Mi
44
2
Ms Jan
43 Ma
92
29%
145
700
48%
102%
37%
55% Dec 17
26% Nov 13
14
28%
42
48M4
101 Ma
,
*60
32% Feb
38% Jan
91%
*141
41%.
48%
*37
No par
No par
American Crystal Sugar com
39:)/4 Jan
40% Nov 20
43T«
105 Ma
12.50
Chain & Cable
48 Mi Jan
3
93
143%
43%
43%
105% 105%.
41%
103
100
10
20
55
8
17
29%
143 'A
48%
35
60
25
2
Jan
Feb 24
43Tb
105 Ma
101 Mi
28%
94
30 %
145
1
preferred
Jan
89% Jan
29%
41%
104%
49
*33 Ma
No par
Co common
45
17
43%
107
94
142 Ma
421/4
49%
100%
91%
49%
105%
35
37%
common
47%
39% Jan
25
40 M4 Jan
Inc
19
Sep 29
30%
%
60
preferred—
47^4 Dec
2
43 Mi
107
93%
149
*33
37%
Corp
Dec 24
Jan
30%
41%
43%
49 Mb
102%
35
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
5%
Arma
93%
*144
49%
106
*33%
50
2
preferred
Bosch
43%
49%
35
151
144%
62
126
144% 144 Ma
61%
*122
61%
124
*147
144 Ma
61%
*90Ma 92
37% -37%
34% .35%
34%
*90%
37Ms
34Mi
35Ma
92
37%
34Tb
640
,
2,400
40
28 Ms
28 %
21,400
46%
46 Mi
47
17,500
99% 101%
*100
33
34
14
229Ma
103
128
38Tb
14%
100%
33%
34Tb
14Mt
230%.
104%
128Ma
39Mi
14Ma
28%
100%
101%
33 Ma
33%
3,100
34 Ms
34%
14%
2,770
98%
32%
34Mn
14%
230%
10G
127%
35
63
121
7,600
i" 480
25,400
28 Mi
98
33%
-34%
14%
232
107Mi
129M|
,40%
15M«
28Ms
34%
62
121
v
46
46 Me
67%
58Tb
62
56
27%
27 Ma
47%
58
62
37%
27%
47%
27%
47 Ma
38
144% 144Ma
151
*147
122%
27%
73%
62
151
122%
48 %
26
16
144 Tii
*147
122%
*122
27 Ma
100%
33
34%
14%
230%
107
128Tb
39
40 M«
14%
15
27% 27%
25% 25%
15% 15%
70Ma 72
36
36Tb
66
67 Ml
57Ma
57M2
151
33
33Mi
34
34%
14
14
229Mi 230Tb
104Mi 105%
128
128%
38% 39Ma
xi4% 14Ma
28
25%
15%
69
35%
64Va
56
35
*90Ma
36%
32Ma
28
26
16
71 Ma
36Mb
67Tb
57M2
36
92
37%
34M2
28
25%
15%
69%
35Ms
65Tb
26
16
14 V*
v
.
2,200
3,300
231
234
32,900
103
103%
16,500
127 M»
127 Mi
1,020
39%
40%
14%
14%
37,300
2,700
*28 Ma
29
900
*25
26
1,560
3,100
Mi
15%
15%
69
71
18,700
37%
66%
56
36 Ms
37
18,700
66M2
67 Ma
65,900
56%
57
34Ma
*90Ma
35Mi
92
34 Ma
34 Ma
36%
33
37
33%
56
70%
*90%
92
36 Ma
37
33%
34 Ma
780
3,900
2,900
16.400
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
14
Monday, February 2, 1959
(610)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range lor
Range Since Jan.
Year J 958
Jan
Feb
22
25
393/4 Apr
7
No par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
6
43% Jan
2
4
19
67% Dec
24% Dec
45% Jan
15
44% Dec
41% Aug
2
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
39
*
36% Jan
16
40% Jan
26
Argo
65% Jan
8
72% Jan
30
Armco
———„5
12% Feb
10
6
28% Jan
29
Armour & Co
221a Jan
2
39 % Dec
37
Jan
8
38% Jan
3
90
83
Jan
30
85% Jan
2
20
Armstrong Cork Co common
Nov
16% Apr
7
8
20
Jan
22
21% Jan
13
17% Jan
27
J an
.5
80
3 3/4 Jan
17
5
22% Sep 29
27% Sep
2
Feb
20
23
28% Jan
19
19% Dec
25
14% Jan
29% Jan
23% May 29
15
23% Jan
31
May
30
19
30
21% Jan 23
2nd
27% Feb
12
34% Dec
10
31% Jan
5
«% Jan
9
10% Aug
8
10% Jan
2
13% Jan
Jan
2
45% Jan
8
102% Jan
7
Jan
14.
88% Jan
2
31
27% Jan
28
31% Jan
15
10% Dec
6
18
10
7
10% Jan
2
Jan
14
105
80
43-% Jan
5
50% Jan
2.3
82% Jan
14
7 % Jan
7
8% Jan
26
Atlas
Jan
15
92
Jan
6
27% Jan
53% Dec
30
50% Jan
29
56%. Jan
7
Feb 25
90
78% Oct
29
6% Jan
2
14% Jan
8% Aug
2«
Corp
23
5 'io
12
Atlas
24% Jan
12
19
24% Jan
6
27% Jan
7
27% Jan
29% Jan
13
30
8
6
2
28% Dec
29% Dec
5
17% Aug
preferred
Conv
10% Jan
7
12% Jan
12
28
23/64 Jan
28
64% Jan
7
79
Jan
12
21
9% Jan
8
10
Jan
20
30% Jan
19
15
6
95
Sep
4
85^
Dec
18
2
Nov
3
Nov
Feb
16% Jan
43% Jan
8
48
26
96% Jan
85% Jan
2
99% Jan 13
6
88
13% Jan
21
6
Jan
4%%
4c/o
13
6
6
43% Jan
62% Jan
2
66
Jan
36% Jan
26
40
Jan
6
64% Oct
22
59
preferred series C—
Barber Oil Corp
Jan
19
22% Jan
20
Beaunit Mills Inc
44% Jan
20
Beckman
83% Jan
28
Beck Shoe
30% Jan
15
Beech
Aircraft Corp
26
Beech
Creek RR
23% Jan
28% Jan
22
Basic Products Corp
Dec
4
52% Jan
56 % Jan
20
Bath
36
' Dec
10
27% Jan
31
Jan
15
Bausch
28% Jan
30% Jan
19
48% Jan
30% May
7
31
Dec
23
33% Jan
3
47% Sep
9
44
Jan
127
Jan
3
174
178
Jan
93
Jan
9
104
Aug 22
Jun
5
10% Jan
2
20
95
178
29
19% Jan
18% May 16
40% Dec
19
36% Jan
73% Jan
3
83
May 22
80% Jan
13
Jan
2
30% Oct
28% Jail
2
29
Jan
98
Jan
Dec
39
28
23
Jan
Works Corp
Iron
(AS) 4%%
2
35% Jan
9
31
39% Jan
14
43% Jan
2
17
13% Jan
5
14% Jan
28
19Vb Jan 13
78% Jan 28
20% Jan
5
Bell Aircraft
85% Jan
7
Bell &
93
13% Dec
10% Jan
2
14% Feb
25
Jan
7
94% Nov
Mar
4
93
23% Aug 27
18
Sep
22
92% Jan
13
12
24
66
Jan
16
;% 44% Apr
10
74% Dec
Jan
2
27% Dec
Belding-Heminway
4%%
5
Corp
Aviation
5
Bendlx
2
Benelicial Finance
50% Jan
27
37% Oct 28
11
18% July 28
36% Jan
24% Jan
6
39% Jan
13
Blaw-Knox
2
28 % Jan
26
Bliss
&
18% Jan
23
19% Jan
12
Bliss
(E W)
Jstf 28
Jan
20% Jan
34% Feb
25
58% Oct
30
42
14% Jan
2
22% Oct
10
21%
14% Jan
2
22
Oct
6
10 % Jan
Dec
19
2
60% Jan
6
78
Nov
39% Dec
23
81%
82%
82! a
82 %
81%
Jan
2
25% Jan
27
Bolm Aluminum &
8
24% Jan
26
Bond
Boeing
Stores
7%
8%
7%
16%
16%
16%
71
68%
68%
69
69%
69
69
21%
20%
22;! a
22%
22%
22%
22%'
25%
26
26
26
24%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28
28%
28%
28%
8,700
11%
11%
11%
11%
yii
11%
11
11%
93,200
23/64
68%
"67%
69%
•66%
preferred
5
78
Jan
6
61% Jan
15
24
14
Jan
20
15% Jan
5
Common
23
24% Jan
19
27% Jan
6
5%
2
14% Jan
22
Braniff
39% Jan
26
48
Jan
26
Bridgeport Brass Co common
4%% conv preferred
12% Jan
22
14
17%.Oct
3
32% Oct
&
Boston
2
12% Dec
10
11% Jan
27% May 21
36% Oct
13
33% Jan
6
28% Jan
6
48% Aug
11
45% Jan
13
8% Jan
2
9%. Sep 25
44 % Nov 18
8% Jan
,
2
40% Jan
'
46 % Jan
13
Briggs Manufacturing Co—
18
Jan
26
69
% Jan
28
Brown Shoe Co
47% Jan
0
55•i
28 % Jan
6
11% Jan
2
17% Dec
30
42% Jan
17
Dec
li)
46% Dec
12
53% Nov
21
Jan
14
Jan
27
31 % Jan
5
32
i
Buckeye Pipe Line
Bucyrus-Erie Co
Dec
10
3
13% Jan
2
20% Dec
31
19% Jan
8
21% Jan
22
78% Jun
JO
Oct
10
90
Jan
8
92% Jan
20
33 % Dec
24
33
Jan
2
37% Jan
21
Buffalo
29
Bullard
90
Jan
2
Jan
2
20% Jan
9% l eb
28
16% Dec
3
13% Jan
27
15% Jan
2
9% Jon
2
15% Oct
30
14% Jan
2
15% Jan
21
29
18% Sep
29
16
83
Feb 25
70
Apr
10
68% Jan
2
71 % Jan
66
Mar 26
62
% Dec
12
62% Jan
7
62% Jan
Budd
$5
(The)
:
Co
4%
3
78 % Oct
17
76% Jan
13
8
43% Dec
17
38% Jan
12
42 % Jan
16
7
28 % Dec
2
24% Jan
5
30% Jan
30
Bush Terminal Co.
22% Jan
10
40% Nor
6
36% Jan
3% Jan
15
8% Oct
14
3%%
8
397hJan
27
Butler
Jan
5
7% Jan
19
Jan
21
21
Jan
f>
39% Dec
19
38
Jan
98
Jan
9
108% Dec
16
109
Jan
5
110
Jan
•$% Jiili
31
9
49
Jan
5
55
Jan
16
California
3% Jan
a
6%- Jan
6
8
Jan
29
Callahan
10
•% Jan
20% Nov
6% Jan
12% Dec 31
21
18% Jan
11
Jan
28
19% Jan
2
7
12% Jan
21
55% Jan
15
20% Nov 24
19% Jan
2
21% Jan
16
Canada Dry
30
84
5
85
16
45
5
49
Jan
Jan
Jan
$4.25
conv
Corp common
preferred
Oct
27
50% Jan
36% Jan
10
37% Nov 10
37
Jan
9
39% Jan
23
Canadian Breweries
31% Jan
a
31% Sep
19
29
Jan
2
31% Jan
22
47% Jan
6
66
30
64
Jan
66% Jan
2
Canadian Pacific Ry
Cannon Mill6 Co
For
footnotes
sen
Dec
page
7
24.
47%. Jan
16
r,
1
50
Jan
7
2,700
55%
557 B
2,900
28%
29%
7,500
29%
29%
3,800
48
48
4,900
*180
192
53%
54%
53%
55
54'%
54%
29%
28%
28%
28 %
28%
29%
29 '.'a
29%
29%
29%
29%
47%
48%
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48%
47%
195
*180
*178
192
96
96
21%
22
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190
97
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;
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97
20%
l.
21%
20%
43%
40
82
83%
83%
29%
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29%
30
J
41
40%
14%
14%
19%
19'%
78%
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41%
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14%.
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19%
19%
20
80%
19%
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79
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79
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83
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10,600
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39%
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48
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5,500
,
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69
69
11,000
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154
153
15
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11,800
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4,000
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20,700
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32
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51 %
.
59 %
59%
59%
60® is
60
60%
80
*77%
80
*77%
80
*77%
80
<-S 14%v 14%
--,/25% y 25%
14% ; ,:
14 •
14%39%
38
,38%
48 '
*46%
48 ;-7
11%*, '%1L%, 11%
~
45.%L
44"V . 45%
79% ;v ,
.77;%' 78% %
85
*83%
85
"f.
56%>'.* « • 55%t 55% *
18
.17%
17%
48
11%
16,100
24%
18%
7,300
25%
24%
25%
24%
18%
73%
40%
80
60%
,
....
5
28
X 39
71-i
45%
1,700
17,300
40,700
400
3,200
52,900
20%
13%
6,100
25,400
40
30,200
7,500
30%
39'
8.000
E
5.000
7
7%
46% 46%
109% 109% •
*108% 109
1,300
130
'
f 2. %
7%
53%
8%
4,000
53%
7%
53%
53
53 %
53
53%
6%
53%
6%
53%
6%
13%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
5.600
^.—5
Calumet &; Heckla Inc
50% Nov
12
26%
26%
12%.
53%'
12%
12%
11%
12%
11%
12 %
12%
14,200
12%
53%
12
1
52%
52%
52%
53
21%
21% ;
85 • *
21%
21%
21%
21%
85
85
85
85
S
Corp
•1
May
25%
1
Packing Corp
Mining
35% Jan
14% Jan
Jan
25%
18%
5
10
100
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
O-
25%
28%
i
Oct
20%
28 %
15
Bros
20
7-% Dec
2,500
25%
38
—1
-
Copper & Zinc
Byers Co (A M) common
7%
participating preferred
0
55
700
61%
18
1
—100
—100
100
5
Butte
54
64
37%
61 %
27%
5
Inc
Co
16% Mar
6
64
37%
63
27%
10
Co
Burlington Industries Inc com
64% Jan
Jun
64%
37%
61%
37%
28%
18-%
5
27% Apr
77
64
37%
63
27%
13%
37
No par
1
preferred
preferred
■
4%% second preferred
Burroughs Corp
L
7
14
64%
37
62%
37
No par
5
Co
Co common
Watch
Bulova
10,500
64
37
15 %
74
54
15%
*73
53%
'
51%
—
preferred
Forge
140
30,600
,
64
*20%
53%
54%
152 %' 152%
No par
,
Inc—,
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
33% Oct
28% Jan 29
43%
300
—1
--15
3%%
26
30
44%
37%
44%
78%
*82%
55%
17%
68%
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
6
49% Jan
43%
43%
6,900
:230
37%
"r
Airways Inc
8
31
44%
86%
44%
14%
57% Jan
49% Dec
98%."
86%
26%
16% Jan
24% Jan
6
80
47%
98%
87
36%
25%
14%
38%
19
21
47%
99 %
86%
27 %
*14%
59% Jan
2
84% Jan
47%
99
88%
38
08%
100
2.50
5
50
3.50
3
2.50
100
10
2
74% Jan
13
47
98%
19%
.—No par
preferredBrooklyn Union Gas
Brown & Bigelow
11
Mar
47%
81%
1
5
Dec
92
28,600
9%
37%
•82%
Maine RR—
21
78
29
24,100
14%
26%
:
preferred
Jan
13
Oei
60
21
Co
79% Jan
83%. Jan
3i%:
14%
58,600
common
59
7% Jan
9 %
31%
14%
04%
94%
60%
(The)
77% Jan
I8V2 Apr
9%
31%
*87
03%
41
8,000
9%
14%
9%
'•
25
31
Borg-Warner Corp
Edison
400
31%
45
02%
83
39%
*77%
Borden
3%%
678,600
67-'%
4.7%
99
88
20
73%
16
16
Boston
%
67%
14%
47%
*37-,:
41%'
14%,
5
*——100
21
9
15/64
66%
98%
47%
43%
17/64
66%
32
9%
14%
87%
15/64
69
14%
%
32
14%
*98
t
31%
9%
9%
31%
*38
39
—15
19% Jan
Jan-
900
•
11%
18%
75% Jan
41% Jan
16
2,300
.3,900
26
25
24%
23%
2
85
71%
22%
70%
22%
*25%
29 %
5
1
8
60% Dec 31
2,100
25
1.25
Corp
Brass
Inc
29
2
650
16%
5
Jan
Co
7
76,800
8
7%
*16%
8%
16%
84%
j
Jan
I
8%
16%
8%
16%
10
72
16
82%:
8%
100
2.50
1
Airplane Co
5
x52
16%
83%
1—_
39% Jan
18
5
2
82%
1
8
Inc
21
48% Jan
13
48%
37%
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
74% Sep
2
49%
1%
Co
% Jan
46
81%
47%
37%
Co
Co-
81%
H
1 peso
Inc
(Del) common
Laughlin
43,000
52%
50!
1%
preferred
100
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
Black & Decker Mfg Co—»
.1
26 Mr Dec
49%
53%
49%
1%
12
2
48%
53
50%
1%
7c/o
57% Jan
8,600
49%
54%
.2.300
1%
Bethlehem Steel
27
50%
1%
Bestwall
53% Jan
49%
92
1%
13
9
52%.
*90
1%
30
28
90%:
1%
85% Jan
22
90.
50%
""*49%
54% Jan
30
91
42.-
'
8
Jan
16.900
to
41 %
26
2
1
90
10% V
42
50%
2
2
90
10%
41%
*90
51%
10%
42
50%
Jan
76% Jan
57.900
10%
io%
;
68
73% Jan
50% Jan
15% Jan
29 %
28%
28%
1.300
:
26
6
5
150
84%
50%
14
12
27%
84
:
68
54% Oct
Jan
1,900
46%
10434
104%
84 :
26
79% Nov
12% Jan
46
47
105
84
42
10%
1
Gypsum
28%
28%
28%
23%
50%
1%
Co Inc
&
84
27 %
•-
105
84
46%
104%
47%
47%
105
'
85 %
85 '/4
25%
50
preferred
Benguet Consolidated
:
47%
105
1,700
13.900
-67%
2
2
11:%
*49'%
13
59% Dec
11%
68%
36% Jan
30
11%;
50%
33% Jan
Jan
11%
25%
Best
16
ll;%
68%
2
36
11%
25%
22
154
11%
6.300
24,500
\v V
*49Va
1% Jan
70
33-%
26 %
38 % Jan
147
33%
50%
7
9
33 %
25%
6
12
33%
49%
1% Jan
Dec
33 7 i.
69
36% Jan
15% Dec
23%
26
2
76
33%
25%
13
159 % Jun
2034
33%
68%
1% Oct
2
29
20%
.
"
,//'
1
Co common
36% Dec
2
157b
28%
20%
55,200
5 "
Corp..
Be/o
2
2
16%
28%
203h
88%
*92%
100
6
Oct
15%
28%
21'%
•11%
41
•
14
19%
82%
28% Jan
Jan
16%
29
20%
,
38
Jan
6% Jan
15%
23%
21%
;
42%
10
preferred
71% Jail
26% Jun
'
17%
29
21
10%
1
1
;
Howell Co common
6
48% J an
pfd
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
25% J a li 29
50% July 21
6
Jan
2.50
1
100
1
50
.10
Inc
Instruments
Dec
44
2
Optical Co
& Lomb
36% Oct
May 19
10
16%
28%
*
9%
9%
31% ;.32%
14%
15%
474
48
9£
98
87
87
45
46
64%
04%
36% 37%
64
64%
26%
27%
54 \4
55%
23%
29%
29% 29%
47%
48
*175
185
*96
98
22
22",n
41%
43%
*81-%
83
30
30%
1
—10
10
Bayuk Cigars Inc
No par
Beatrice Foods Co common
12.50
3%% conv prior preferred
100
4%%
preferred
100
7
58
170
340
20%
16%
.
10
_
8
Jan
21
16%
29%
21%
34 v
12
37%
37%
3d
100
100
preferred series B
27
64% Jan
8
Jan
16% Jan
27
83
20%
20%
11%
——1
Inc
Mar 24
Jun
5.500
83
21
r68%
—100
4% noncumulative preferred—100
Bangor & Aroostook RR
1
20
29
25
37%
85
*20%
*83
84%
20%
20%
28%
Baltimore & Ohio common
13
48% May 27
6
16% Jan
28
Jan
47% Jan
Oct
22% Jan
37%
83%
207«
*24%
Amer_2.50
& Wilcox Co
Babcock
12
6
48
82
37%
84%
*33
69%
(The)
9
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
13
Baltimore Gas & Elec com—No pai
45% Oct
26% Jan
37%
377«
37%
37%
84%
21
Babbitt (B T)
63% Nov
'S e7/, Jan
97,100
42%
20
5
2
25% Apr
26%
16%
5
7
7
July
x25%
81%
Jan
29% Jan
18
28%
49%
33% Jan
3
105% July
95
Avco
45% Apr
12% Jan
27
54
$2.25
45
9% Jan
34% Jan
23% Jon
27%
Rights
11
34
24
143
26%
'
Mfg Corp (The) common—3
(expire Feb 101———
conv preferred
__No par
11
Dec
10% Nov
•
Jun
Jan
27%
*90
($1.20)—No par
pref
prior
Automatic Canteen Co of
15
372 Jan
3% Jan
~—
Co„————
Powder
13% Dec
82
Mar 14
45
26%
10%
Austin Nichols common——No par
21
is v»
27
43
——20
16% Jan
72% Jan
2
68% Jan
19
16% Jan
k
30.000
8
12
J2
25% Dec
90
723„
10%
———tl
common
27
72% Sep
2
42
71%
42%
non-cum
Jan
2
30
16% Jan
Jun
7% Jan
28% Jan
71%
28%
80% Jan
90
29
70%
Topeka & Sante Fe—
—.———10
B
28
18
71%
105
13
Feb
23
70%
"47
15
86 % Jan
92
,45% Apr
71%
47%
Jan
44%
2
22% Apr
6,700
70%
105 %'■
Atlantic
39% Jan
26
39%
*86
Common
5%
10
5% Jan
45%
38%
47
.
preferred
—_10
City Electric Co com__G.50
4% preferred-—
100
Atlantic Coast Line RR
No pat
Atlantic Reiining common
—-10
$3.75 series B preferred-——100
Jan
41% Nov
43
45
38%
*104%
Associates Investment Co
29% Jan
22% Aug
45%
38%
34
11%
45% Nov
9% Jan
57
45
40%
1
100
-10
1st preferred
5.25%
105
Atchison
17% Jan
"
45%
39
15%
5
Common
477a Jan 21
Jan 12
40% Nov 19
May
5
96
Dec 19
2
84
45
40%
29
preferred $1.50 series—No par
4,500
45%
'21%
1
com
ASH Products Corp
16
28% Dec
Jan
<7
Inc
Reilning
&
Shares
Jan. 80
Jan. 29
39%
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
94% Jan
29
Oil
Ashland
34% Jan 23
Inc—
Industries
Artloom
Arvin Industries
2
Jan
—1
No par
.—5
1
—2.50
$3.75 preferred
Arnold Constable Corp
the Week
Friday
Thursday
40%
72 %
39%
71%
26%
37
83%
*20%
5
10
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
45%
45%
45%
■
Oil Corp
Steel Corp
HIGH
Jan .28
Jan .27
Jan. 26
Par
EXCHANGE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
1
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
1.80
1.66%
No par
100
No par
!
-
*84
--
*46
*39%
25
31
No par
65
-
43% -.
40% '
31 %
65
'
217 a
-
48%
*
85
*84
•
49%
21%
21%.
'
85
*84
*48%
-
•
30%
31 %
•
65
*48%
51
39%
*39%
40%
39%
30%
31 %
30%
30%
30%
-
39%
*64%
•
*43%
51
18
39%
*39%"
»
8
7%
*
54
53
53%.
53%
-21 %
-
7%
7%
-
"
'
..
' 64
-
■64%
...
.64
-
.
64
-
-
64.
_
..
.
<
10,200
-
%
3934--
61.
,
,
2.200
30
130
51%:.
31
165,100
/
•600
■
29,000
;
400
►
-
•.
t-v
•
Volume
189
5817
Number
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(611)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1958
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
<
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
EXCHANGE'
a
197b Dec
8
18% Jan
6
237a Jail
22
Capital Airlines Xnc
30% Apr ' 7
41% Dec
17
38% Jan
12
41% Jan
21
Carborundum
Monday
Par
•
10% Jan'
24
Jan
9
25 % Jan
14
»51% Jan
26
9974 Jan
29
102 7a Jan
5
38% Dec
37
Jan
6
76% Dec
13
32% Jan
41%. Jan
3
29
11
72
Jan
2
39% Jan
12
46 77 Dec
13
94% Apr
2
103
July
"
46% NOV 20
47
July 1
31% Nov 20
19% Jan
43% Dec
38% Jan,
14 V* Apr
Aug 28
12
Jan
99
Jan
'2
3
55% Jan- 3
41% Jan
12
Carter
29
Case (J 1)
118% Jan
26
6% Jan
26
Jan
12
Apr 28
30% Dec 16
90% Jan
27
Jan
16
29% Jan
Jan
5
1217i Jan
817b Jan
26
j
38% Dec
15
7
19% Jun
9
1874 Jan
.2
22 7a Dec
9
21 Vb Jan
16 ;
3
Jan
15
Jan
2,.
14
•
Dec
31
13
Jan
52
Oct
30
41
Jan
73% Jan
--33% Dec
19
32% Jan
30
21
22
5%
28
Central
1472 Jan
3
23
>8% Jan
12?
12
43Va Jan
7
147a Dec
20
'2
2
47% Jan
2
6
22
13% Jan
3
43% Jan
28
28
5% Jan
23
74% Jan
' 2
55
30
Dec
Jan
16
277a
•
1187a
1177a
'
6% :
97
15% Jan
"
5
9
,
27
6% Jan
83
Jan
28
55
Jan
RR
81
81
1
80%
38%
3974
'
38%
19%
•197a
18Tb*
1974
22 Tb
22%
22 Tb
227a
13%
13%
13 Tb
13%
13%
43
13%
'c
*96
977a
•427a
42%
50
257a
257a
>
58 7a
x57
277a
27%
5
9.50
Aircraft
Chadbonrn
30
Chain- Eel I.
When
Co_
Gotham
9
967a
4172
29,100
50
81
2,i00
38%
38%
7,300
1978
227o
22 Tb
2,800
13%
133/b
147a
2,900
44
77
4172
247a
24%
197a
*36 7a
41
•'
800
42
*73 7a
19%
1,300
15
100
19%
16,000
37%
3774
1,400
96%
967a
42
*
38
19%
42
1,700
24
1,000
967a
967a
42
42
23 Tb
24
57
58%
9
5774
58
27%
27%
27%
9
45 Vb
9
4674
14 74
14
58%
57
57%
28
28
28
9
9
74
*23
7a
70
*80
9
4574
44 74
44%
9Tb
10,900
447a
600
*
'
2,800
45%
157a
S3
15Tb
157a
15%
157a
15%
43%
'
6 Va
26,800
72,800
45
44%
45%
46
47%
12,400
5%
45
5 Tb
*27%
'
9
447b
15%
44 74
67B
82
400
27%
*18%
977a
42
467b
82
-*10
967a
122
80%
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19
*73
;
■31%'
14
6
12,900
'
27%
46%
27%
'121
39
*42
76
3774
-
17,400
2274
19%
25%
280
'
6%
87%
*13%
19%
4574
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Co—
41Tb
9
447a
1
Inc.
*96
118%
957a
28
138,600
22 Vb
-
43
*74
•
97%
122
500
26%
6%
87
80%
*18%
•
977a ;
*25
58
Century Industries Col—
-No par
Cerro do Pasco Corp—)
5
Certain-Teed
Products Crtrp——1
Cessna
.
*121
38%
197a
223/a
118
6%
27%
'39
40
197a
18,800
25%
11774
8074
21%
310
41%
2674
88 74
*96 7a
12174
457a
3174
40%
4174
457a
457a
6%
81
817s
12174
45 7e
*3074
'
86 7a
27%
121
,10
Service
J—-
Co of N
1177a
977a
27
*119
3974
25%
6%
*96 7a
>
31
88
867a
287a
457a
46
40%
1177a
6%
87%
44%
457a
*3074
5
preferred
Central
45%
20
Central '& South West Corp
Central Violetl.a Sugar Co
8
15
487a Jan
,
472%
Ceivtral~Hlinoia..Public
,
7
9% Jan
2
75
Jan
487b Jan
t
16
Nov
6% Nov
54
9672
287a
121
81
.,1
672
86%
100
28% Jan
29% Sep
12% Sep
48Tb Nov
17a Jan
6%
87
96
27%
*119
25%
3774
Jan
-
3
8% Jan
96
1
41 %
25
3674
27
5
3'
23% Jan
6%
8572
407a
25% 1 *
367a
59
'
118 7a
'
.7
10
41
36
15
16
118%
118
100
31
No par
Jan
Jan
24%
467a
307a
Central Illinois .Lgt common
56
Jan
3978
257a
467a
1
28
17
7
4074
24%
447a
;
'
9
24% Mar
39%
V
317a
'
16
19
1
12.50
46
4672
19%
26% Jan 20
60% Dec
9,200
45%
467a
*31
78
43% Jan
7
4,300
44% v
98% Jan
41% Jan
5,200
77
19%
29
Jan-
180
397a
76 74
*74
96
9,000
100
397s
*4374
23% Jan
100
76%
19%
417a Jan 28
9974
3974
76
12
Aug 28
9974
76
447b
31
28
997a
13,800
19,600
39
19%
42-% Dec
48
787B
447a
1047a Jun
46%
397t
76-
10
47%
76%
No par
17
46%
38%
Central Hudson Gils &t ELCc
Sep
17% Mar 21
4974
1
12
31% Jan
39%
397a
20
.
217a
397o
78%-
377a Jan
2
20%
3974
99 7a
Jan
■•76,
20%
38%
3974
31%
Central
2
207a
39%
78%
46%
Aguirre Sugar Co
Shares
21%
39%
467a
Corp connlion—
preferred -
Jan. 30
78%
31 Va
-———
'
46%
101
467t
Inc
the Week
Friday
Jan. 29
197a
19% Jan
Jan
~7*
93
507a
100
Sales for
Thursday
38%
;
Foundry Co
1
Central of Georgia rty com—No par
5 % preferred series B_100
Apr
-
x48%
*453/4
Celotex
19
48
5 tj
7 r
Jan
Jan
2272 Jan
30
Aug
8
19% Dec 16
7
41
197a Jan
*
5
78
72% Mar 19
28
38
40%
1
preferred ser'es A_100
conv
22
39%
517a
PRICES
77%
1
4%%
20%
10072
SALE
Jan.28
39%
50
Co common
preferred
'
507a
__lo
Corp-
4.20% preferred —.
100
Celanese Corp of Amer coin__No par
-7% 2nd preferred —7.
100
28
787a Jan ; 7
Products
41
10072
5
.
21
117
Co
672% 2nd preferred
Caterpillar Tractor common
12
a
Jan
7%
9
987a Jan
177a Jan
44
Carriers & General
31% Jan
95J,2 Jan 23
118% Nov
5
817a Dec 17
27'
16
467a Jan
.
i
177a Jan
97B Jun
27
Carrier Corp common
'4%% preferred "
8372 Jan 22
101
20% Feb 28
Carpenter ' Steel
19
26 7t Jan
6
7
Aug
7
92% Nov 10
14
9Y
15
1107a Jan
•-
57i Jan
55% Apr
Jan
Jan
20
23% Aug 14
119% Jun
6
101% Jan
19
(Philip) Mfg Co—'.
10
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
Carolina Power & Light-.
No par
79
29% Jan
19
Carey
23
40
HIGH
Wednesday
Jan. 27
22
^
5
417i Jan
43 74-Jan
20% Jan
Co-
48% Jan
44 V* Jan
387a Jan
1
(The)
AND
Tuesday
Jan. 26
6
5%
6
17,300
83
.
--
,
84
82%
82%
500
*53
issued
5 Tb
*81
83
6
56
55
55
100
Champion Paper & Fibre Co34
Jan
2
43
91
Jan
2
31% Jan
2
4% Jan
3
7
Feb
23
23
Jan
2
8
12
357a Jan
2
39Tb Jan
6
22% Jan
7
24% Jan
26
Apr
Jan
23
42% Jan * 9
Chance
15% Jan
29
17Tb Jan
13
Checker
337a Jan
30
36% Jan
5
8
11% Jan
15
13
2
34% Jan
14
6674 Jan
2
73
Jan
20
Jan j 5
115
Jan
15
38
Oct
22
697a Nov
21
20
177a Mar 19
26% Jan
49% Nov
108
16
Sep 24
337s Sep
3
37% Jan 22
13% Jan 28
25
Jan
8
Jan
1574 Jan
16
29
Jan
Jan
16
43
Oct
17
% Jan
40:% Jan
2
2
417a Jan
7
2
25% Dec
4
24% Jan
2
ou~'8 a«in
9
45% Jan
10
637a Oct
20
63
5
69 % Jan
Class A
22
4b
9
Jan
Aircraft Inc.
\
Chic Great
Western Ry com
5%
29% Jan
14
32% Jan
22
Chic
19
39% Jan
8
417a Jan
22
28
28% Jan
19
30Tb Jan
5
1972 Apr
7
31% Nov
28
30% Jan
2
33% Jan
22
147a Jan
7
38Dec
10
327a Jan
29
37 7o Jan
2
9 72 Jan
30
15% Oct
10
13
Jan
22
1474 Jan
29
Apr 23
597b Oct
7
51
Jan
28
55
Jan
5
30
3574 Jan
87 % Jan
6
37
Jan
21
89Tb Jan
21
i.%
1017a Jan
26
102% Jan
12
4Tb 7t>,
38% Jan
12
42% Jan
30
46% Jan
14
56 V2 Jen
2
03Tb Aug 11
17% Sep
2
59% Jan
14
64Tb Jan
26
157b Jan
13
Jan
5
14
1037a Jan
19
103% Jan
19
Jan
9
45 % Jan
29
& North
95% July
99
Sep
12
27
Jan
2
44
Jan
13
44% Feb
27
10% Jan
21
102
8
10674 Apr 22
44 7a Oct 13
59Tb Oct
Feb
14
102
357a Jan
17
45
Feb
27
7a Dec
43
2
16 Tb Jan
,20Tb Oct 13
157a Jan
2
3574 Jan
2
62
Dec
9
Sep 17
July 18
155
Nov
28
76
Dec
55
Dec
130
67
37% Feb 23
95
Sep 22
59
Oct ; 8
3474 Sep
15% Jan
32v
Jan
10
2
a
127
Jan
8
86
Jan
15
987a Jan
2
7
16
187b J
12
"
36
507b
6
29
Jan
2
100
Jan
78
Jan
2
21
9,300
337«
32 Va
3374
32%
32 Tb
32
32%
35
20,000
327a
327a
35
*13 7a
14
51%
Chrysler Corp
51
51%
51%
52 Vb
35%
,8.50
109
—
preferred
100^ f
-
4172
41
49%
49%
15%
45 7h
64%
63
*103 7a
457b
17%
45%
17%
60 %
61
;
63%
*15 7a
15%
105
17Tb
.
77
*76
427b
41%
42%
507a
497a
50
62
63%
*15 7a
157a
1
105
45%
*17%
*103 7a
f
45%
17%
607a
77
49 Th
49%
617a
99%
997a
64
*1017a
63
62%
15%
157a
105
*10372
457a
17%
4574
49
98 Vb
997a'
*76
9,200
37,100
24,500
6474
157a
900
105
177a
60%
30
102
1,400
457a
17%
60 Tb
17Tb
6074
77
49
1007a
102
*153
*76
49 Tb
99%
6,800
-•140
49 7b
*153
49 7b
35%
897a
507b"
*4574
6174
Electric JIhim com—;—15
35%
*88 7a
4174
137a
*153
$4.50 preferred
.
No par
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%, gtd——50
35Tb
897b
41
*103 7a
45%
17%
897a
102
61%
15 Tb
105
60%
35%
•'
VV,
407a
49 Tb
63%
89
102 Vs
48 Tb
41
49
S
35%
'8974
♦1017a
41
15
35 Vb
88%
1027a
*10372
City Stores Co —.——
Equipment Co
35Tb
887a
*1017a
No par
preferred
Product# Corp
3574
8972
10172
5
572%
36 Vb
«*88 72
10172
.
-
100
City Investing Co common
5%
'50,600
Electric—
&.
preferred
Cleveland
700
400
52%
60%
4,100
8,600
*158
77
"20
76
76
47%
48
48 Tb
48%
3,000
9874
98%
*98 7a
997a
560
64
*637a
65
'
7
64
*62 7a
16
Special guaranteed 4'!o slock—50
Clevite Corporation —;
1
3674
3674
*36
37
37
37
20
12
287a
28%
28
28 3 b
27
287b
2774
28%
27Tb
28
11,900
28
54'/b jan
2
Ciuelt Peahudy & Co coin——No par
49 Vb
5072
48
487a
46
47 72
4674
47%
47 Tb
487a
,53
46
Dec 30
134
Dec
Jan
132 7a Jan
12
5
13672 Jan
90
16
88
Jan
28
120
Jan
27
88% Jan
97
May 27
132% Dec 31
Dcc~30
28
98% Jan
5
Jan
8
-'79% Jan
19
78
Jan
2
1%
5
1317a Jan
preferred
preferred—
4%
*88
100
(The)—
Co
*134
100
2nd
Coca-Cola
12174
No par
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50 preferred
9
627a Jan
27
Jan
48% Jan,
& Iron
2
247b Jan
13
Columbia
Gas
21
20% Jan
16
Columbia
Pictures
6
7074 Jan
28
$4.25
12
507a Jan
23
Columbian
49Tb Dec
16
44% Jan
3174 Jan'
S
30% Jan
17
5
38% Jan
26
237a Jan
2
33
Dec
10
30% Jan
8
33 7a Jan
46% Janv 3
65
Oct
24
54% Jan
14
15% Nov
20
J 4 7b Jan
57% Dec
30
55Tb Jan
2
5
98 7a Jan
29
10'J
109
37% Nov
2
35% Jan
1.7
5
System
Inc
10
5
common
No par
preferredCarbon
No par
Co—
497a
80
9,400
Jan
22
Commercial
Solvents -—'
1
Jan
19
Commonwealth Edison Co com—25
Jan
12
4.64%
5.25%
Nast
Publishing Co
Jan
2
49% Jan
19
117a Jan
13
447b Jan
2
13
19%
19%
19
19%
1974
19%
19%
19 Tb
1974
197a
Y coin—No par
N
66%
68
6674
6774
y65%
66
65
65 Tb
65
65%
2,000
21,700
20,700
104Tb
1,054,500
1,700
No par
50c
4174 Jan
2
257a Jan
12
1374 Jan
3
20% Dec
29
20% Jan
5
21% Jan
6
Consolidated
Gas
15 74 Jan
8
27% Oct
29
22
Jan
2
24
Jan
30
Consolidated
40% Jan
13
50%
31
50Tb Jan
2
54 Tb Jan
21
237a Jan
2
15
28% Jan
2
33
Jan
6
Consol
Jan
15
39
Jan
2
Consolidation
55% Jan
2
59
Jan
13
Jan
2
96% Jan 30
93 % Jan
907a Jan
2
97
Jan
8
$4.52
9
92
Jan
22
$4.16
36%
35
3674
3574
36
3574
3674
13,200
9,400
23 Vb
23%
23%
23Tb
23%
2474
24
2474
11,600
213/a
21%
21%
2172
21%
217a
21%
21,7a
217a
217a
2,400
5
23 7t
23 Vb
23
23 Vb
23
23%
2374
23 74
237a
24
2,800
53%
53%
53 7b
53Tb
5274
53
51%
517a
51%
527a
of Cuba
Coal
G%
3,800
100
*2972
30 Va
*29 7a
307a
*2972
30
29
29
37 72
38%
37%
38
37%
37 Tb
37%
377a
31%
373/s
6,600
No par
5774
57%
57 Vb
57%
57%
57%
5774
57%
51%
58
6,000
*9072
pfd
Co
Power Co com
preferred
preferred
5
$5.50 preferred
58% Jan
-
16
84
19
$3.75
1397a Jan ' 6
$4.50
6
957a
957a
967a
96'/a
92
*28 7a
30
100
95 74
967a
957s
95%
957a
96
957/s
96 Tb
740
957a
96 74
*9574
9674
*95 74
96
*95 74
967a
70
92
*90 7a
92
*90 7a
92
*90 7a
92
*90 7a
Corp of America-
.—100
—
Continental Baking Co common—5
21
37
35%
Utilities
preferred
82Tb Jan
3674
24
Common
5372 Jan
10474
36%
1047B
37
36%
Corp
'
10
Jan
Foods
$4.50 preferred
Ma> " 2
104%
35 Vb
57/64
1047a
36%
36
Consolidated Natural Gas
Nov
II
10474
36Tb
55/64
10474
37
7,800
12,300
<
23%
1
Laundries Corp
60%
%
1047a
36
57/64
104
36%
104
15
1574
No par
No par
No par
22
27
95
15
15%
1
Jan
23 74 Jan
21
15 Vb
15%
10
35
18
25
15%
1.3373
1
Consol Electronics Industries
17
Feb
15%
Tb
Rights (expire Feb 13)
$5 preferred
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
4%
15-
487a
44% Dec
1067a Jan
77a
12%
20% Dec
6
774
77a
48
2
Jan
77a
7%
12%
2
5
7Tb
77a
477b
1474 Jan
50% Jan
774
774
1,300
12%
197a Jan
7
77 b
7,500
3,700
47%
27
5
300
10%
99
12%
n Jan
16
108 Tb
10 Tb
11
4874
Consol Edison of
29% Jan
' Jan
108%
19%
1074
1274
13
91
108Tb
10%
108 3b
11
47%
21
Container
1087a
108%
12 Tb
68 74 Jan
Consumers
108%
10%
487a
20% Jan
RR
108%
117a
12%
7
Consolidated
1087a
11
48
9
5
10872
1674
13 7b
Jan
2
*98%
16Tb
4874
19
41% Jan
567b
987a
12%
63Tb Jan
106% Jan
57Tb
987a
15%
11
57/64 Jan
16 7b
56 Tb
99%
48 74
31
23
16%
57Tb
*99
1
Corp—5
65
29
15%
57
997a
—10
No par
2074 Nov
30
16%
57 Vb
99
No par
Corp—-—
Consolidated Cigar Corp
Consolidated Coppermines
Jan
16%
56%
9972
1
43
3574 Jan
17 7b
57 Tb
9972
—100
17
Mills
16%
56%
—100
1
preferred
preferred'
43
49
18
2
24.
49%
53
2974 Jan
page
4874
4,700
Cone
nee
50
5,900
19,300
16,500
18,200
11,600
Congoieum-Nairn Inc—
footnotes
48Tb
20ya
70
573/8
167a
577a
20
21
50%
19%
70
•
32%
21
Jan
49 %
'
37%
15Tb Jan
13% Jan
129
7074
56 Tb
6
10
50%
19%
X7074
3774
14
14372 Nov
497a
19Tb
707a
3274
11% Jan
103
7074
19%
56%
14% Jan
108
19%
1972
*70%
19%
*70
20
44,200
32%
18
47Tb Jan
197a
*69%
19 Tb
7072
237a
377a
2.9
31
2574
56%
26
49Tb Dec
23
32 Vb
9% Nov
6
23 Tb
377a
I6.7b Sep
15% Jun
23
23
57
2
Jan
237a
32 Tb
2
89
2374
24,800
38%
2
28 74 Jan
2372
30
397s
2374
3874
56
% Jan>
6
2374
•
32
772 Jan
10
38 Tb
37%
9% Jan
Apr
31%
5672
Condo
3074 Nov
39%
33
20
96
38
38Tb
8Tb Jan
94
39Tb
32Vb
9
28
557s
39 Vb
3874
7% Jan
Feb
59
55
4074
55%
Co—
Comptometer Corp
99
*55
59
3974
300
56Tb
15
104
Apr 21
103% Apr 25
*55
-
487a
627a
3372
14
13
*60
38%
j£in
57% Oct
627a
55%
117a Jan
37
*44
*60 7a
38 74
2
Aug 2)
48%
627a
32%
2
41
*44
*60
59
*55
48 Vb
62%
10
8% Jan
397a Jan
487a
Engineering The——-1
107% Jan
Dec
110,800
*44
Credit
20
104
4,400
27Tb
487a
4872
Commercial
21
4
2374
2774
Combustion
Jun
15
23
'
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
9% Nov
47% Dec
487a
2
112
108% Jun
59
2374
27Tb
430
26
May
Dec
*547a
23
26
487a
*
9,700
Jan
61
106
Nov
24
62
Jan
-
23 Tb
277b
62 72
■
'
79
*69%
22
Jan
907a
787a
*44
22
1974 Jan
90
79J/a
4872
2374 Dec
69
89%
79%
*44
16
30
88 Tb
79 74
23%
15
28
89%
78%
48%
23
'
„t|n
887a
•
20
1,900
1
*900
90
27%
Jan
207a Dec
*900
50
•
91
12274
79 Tb
26
Jan
8,600
135
1217a
79
48 Tb
57
*89
897b
22%
40
*134
91
121
7974
487a
14
73Va Nov
*900
135
907b
27%
23
2
12074
160
-
79
*48
Jan
May 23
*85
v
4872
Jan
127a Jan
*900
*134
88
120
2472
53
2
135
88
120
28
35
Jan
•
-
*36
277b
fi
66
91
1217a
63
,
23%
31
7
♦134
134
*88
120
64
37
*4772
Nov
May
*36
No par
corn—No par
38% Dec
47
64
37
134
91
64
90Vb
572%
37% Dec 24
5
7
154
12374
*900
10
-No par
Co com
'457a Jan
Jan
For
527b
Jan
57
3
517a
Jan
29
Jan
537b
307a Jan
16
108
13%
32%
147.
Tb'
37
Oct
2
14
64
Sep
30
34
*13
2
65
40% Jan
*32%
14%
5,900
6
53
181 % Oct
35
*13 7a
5,500
19
9
6
*33
14%
5274
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co—10
C I T Financial Corp-.
No par
Cities Service Co
;
10
City
35
*1372
———25
Gas
'
Jan
Jan
JaD
19,800
3,400
6874
Jan
Apr 16
99
30Tb
100
27%
24% Jan
46
2
30 Vb
2774
*68
36
36
27% Jan
68 7b
32%
13
7
27 Tb
6774
63
4474' Jan
Jan
27%
687a
337b
preferred series B
50
Colorado & Southern Ry com—100
47o noiicumulative 1st pfd
100
4% noncumulative 2nd pfd—100
Columbia Broadcasting System_2.50
Sep 10
28
68
Chicago Rock Iril & Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab-—-—No par
Cliickasha Cotton Oil
5
Collins & AJkman Corp™,
17
26%
69
140
1,400
417a
29 Va
9
557a Jan
2874
687a
*41
30%
407b
*76
Jan
49
*41
417a
29
noncumulafivo.preferred—100
77
98
49
41Tb
49%
417b
27%
*153
47% Jan
49 Tb
49 Tb
39%
Colorado Fuel
86
4974
507a
41%
30Tb
Clark
11
27%
29%
C C C & St Louis Ry Cri com—100
30
14
27%
4074
2
Jan
14
27%
3074
12
164
147a
27%
28%
28
12
300
1,700
*14 7b
39%
15
2
14
12,200
29%
26
30
50Tb
3172
1,500
69 Tb
29%
257c Jan
18
27%'
3174
36
111
41
28
Oct
277a
69%
111
30%-
7
Sep
13%
69
X357a
69%
40
8
Dec
147a
27%.-
par
36%
112
29%
20
85
6874
*108
28 Vb
47% Jan
92
367a
'
707b
112
40%
21Tb Jan
23% Jan
93
36
68%
11'2'
29% v
«
14
357a
70 Tb '
32 74
30
487b Jar
36
4,800
28%
48% Nov
May 15
127*
4072
25% Dec
30
11%
2972
23Tb Dec
Sep 15
27% Feb 24*
12
4174
24
101
7,000
21,000
11Tb
29 74
13% Mar 18
4
16
34
40%
18
105% Aug 20
4
Jan
a
15%
33 Va
*26
69
39%
15Tb
34%
"
*14
100
3974
157a
34
147a
49%
14,700
24,400
1674
11%
115
*41
16,800
23Tb
34%
12 7o
28
28 %
37%
237.
15Tb
147B
,_100 /.;
437a Jan 20
2
*112
39%
230
36%
34%
"1
277a
Coca-Cola Iriternat'l Corp— No par
12
357a
69 34
7174'
118%
No par
8
15
Sep
36
70%
*112
23%
39%
4074
3774
2374
,
5,800
114,300
967a
4.
86 7a May
107b Jan
12%
36%
'
47
—
*95
10
90%
41% Jan
12
74
46%
^
5574
19
Oct
96
12
39 Vb
16
35
95
Feb
37
Jan~~J
63-
40% i".
15%
34 Tb
m
9
Jan
64% Aug
77
Jun
39%
167b
35
477a
55/64
9574
25Tb Dec
48
28
41
617a Jan
57% Jan
164
10674 May 20
23%
lir 53/64
8
Cincinnati
35% Dec
7
23%
41%
Common
5
8
Oct
23 Tb
467a
3872
23%
28
5% preferred series %,
Chicago Pneumatic Tool,
28% Jan
3674
24%
*41
Westmffcom—No
19
40Ta Nov
317a Nov
83
38%
15%
Del_50
series A noncuntpfd
2
44
28 74
—50
57o preferred
—;
Chic Mihv St Paul & Prtc
27
Nov
39 7f
34%
.40
187a Feb
32
46 Vb
95 Vb
387b
1
——
18% Jan
2
45.72
H2
95%
2372
Motors
Corp—.
1.25
Corp
1
Clieimvuy Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Vn_
5
Chesapeake & Oldo Ry commoh—25
3 7a%
convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East 111 RR com-_No par
47 Vb
fir
957a
'
117a Jan
14
Vought
4674
82
56
38%
Chcmotron
19
53
'*
31% Jan
12% Jan
—1
Champion
Champlln Oil & Refining Co
28
10974 Nov
10
*9472
48 V4
53/64
:—-—No par
Spark Plug Co
1%
19
38
477b
No. par
—
Rights (expire Jan 29)
21% Oct
7
9% Mar 14
Common
$4.50 preferred
397a Sep
14% Dec
>
17
47% Apr
89
21
Jan
3974 Nov
7
31% Nov 25
95
49% Jan
'i.-v 3" Jan 21
.,.,96% Jan 16
24% Aug 14
55% Nov 14
33% Nov-28
17% JaD
15
15
41
May"21
100%
Jan
41/64 Jan
Aug 14
/
Conlihfental
Can
—
No par
Inc common;
10
preferred ——;
No par
conv 2nd preferred..
1A°
29
29 Vb
91
91
49Tb
49Tb
105
105 7b
29
29 Vb
28 Va
29
92 Vi
90
90
49Tb
48%
4974
48 Tb
105
105 7a
*105 74
1057a
IO53/4
105T4
150
54
55%
54 Vb
54 Tb
54
Vb
54T4
22,000
85
84
28%
297a
28 7b
28%
"
-90
49%
105
92%"
49 "b
105
54 7b
54 Tb
83
83
*83
129
130
129
130 '
*90
49Tb
J
85
54
'
55%
*8374
'
131
*
85
*84
132
130
1307a
•
*90
91%
1307a
49
84
1307a
15,000
510
3,100
160
1,800
15"
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(612)
.
.
Monday, February 2, 1959
.
/
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
Range Since
Year 1958
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
Jan.1
Highest
Continental
23
Oct
9
21% Jan
7
II
Jan
44
63
Dec
30
57% Jan
22
13% Oct
Jan
5%
29
63% Jan
2
preferred—. -25
convertible
Continental
"22%
23
*22%
—5
57%
59
58%
59%
58%
1
11%
11%
11%
68
69
——.
Insurance
—
68%
64%
67%
65%
G6 %
60 %
61%
61%
62 %
63 %
64 %
38%
40%
38%
39%
39
39%
13
29
28%
29%
28 Va
29%
28%
29%
29%
30 Va
19
Copperweld Steel Co
—5
43%
44%
43
44%
43
45
43 %
preferred—. -50
-50
preferred
*51%
39% Jan
7
—5
13
31
30
50% Jan
8
50% Jan
8
5%
convertible
Jan
6
90
Jan
28
6%
convertible
58
Jan
16
Corn
23% Jan
23
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp— —1
102 % Dec
12% Apr 16
74% Feb 11
Oct
83
9% Nov
9
13
1% Jan
Jan
2
85% Jan
19
2
86
Jan
12
18% Jan
2
21% Jan
16
8% Jan
5
9% Jan
19
Coty
2
4
19
Coty International Corp
Crane Co common
Jan
3
35% Jan
12
39% Jan
30
16
Jan
20
82
28
80
Nov
S
28% Jan
a
40% Dec
4
14% Mar
3
20% Nov
28
16% Jan
2
Jan
20
78
Jan
3%%
29j/4 Dec
10
31% Dec
30
29% Jan
7
41% Dec
16
41% Jun
14
44
9
Aug 18
Jan
92 Va Nov
101% Jun 25
7
2
Jan
28
7
96% Jan
55% Jan
29
Oct
13
31
27% Jan
24
17
17
33% Sep
10
31
Dec
3
2
Jan
Jan 23
13% Jan
71% Jan
2
20%
21 Va
8Va
8%
3%
3%
37%
37%
36%
37%
37
38%
87
82
82
pfd
preferred
Cuneo
3
16% Oct 30
14Vb Jan
7
16% Jan 21
62 Va Jan
5
64% Jan
29
,23% NOV 14
Jan
.7
25
Jan
26
27 Va Jan
2
29
Jan
12
Jan
27
31 % Aug 27
Inc
20% Mar
I
30% Mar
40% Mar
6
37
Aug
6
Jan
6
39
S
63% Nov
10
59 Va Jan
5
69% Jan 23
Cutler-Hammer
41% Apr
3
61% Dec
18
00% Jan
8
68% Jail
26
Dana
83% Jan
10
92
90 Va Jan 21
90% Jan
21
9% Jan
14
14% Nov 18
Mar 10
39% Nov 28
35
•
39%
44,500
84
*82
38%
*38%
39
60C
18%
19
10,300
27
2.00C
31 Vs
31%
42
42
56
57
95%
95%
30 V*
31 Va
31%
42
42
56
57
94%
94%
94%
95
95%
95%
30%
28 Vs
*18%
19%
31%
31%
31%.
14Va
14%
14
14
71%
71%
-
28%
19
.
29%
Va 'i'
40%
15%
16 Vs
/■>".
*63%
,
*70%'. 71 Va
70
:
7
70%
71%
14%
t
13%
14%
13%.
13%
40% ;
40%
411/4
41
41
16
.15%;
15%
15%
16%
64%
64%
24%
;
40C
14
40V4
15%
15%
-i
4.00C
-
'
•
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64
:
25
*24%
25
v
24%
.64 ///;/
24%
24%
24% 1;
28
27%
28
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
28%
.
37%:
38%
67%
v
*24
,.*64% i 65 Va
;■
20C
-
500,.,
'
32.80C
39
38
38 %
37
37%
37%
38
2.00C
67%
66
67
65%
66%
64%
65
3,100
67%
68%
;
39
66
69%
.
...64
•
70C
44,100
r-.v
64%
68%
-
18.00C
•
71%
14
•4
'
Va
40%
v
•
13C
-
1.30C
14
27%
__10
46.70C
V
25
.
•V
V
19%
32
14%
40%.
,
1,20c
*31
14%
15%
.■■■('
9,60C
11,80c;
■•:■",.., 18c:
*19
31 %
14%
'
29%
19.
31%
.
13%
14%
40%
/
*
30%
19%
31%
10C
84
27
42
29%
2,600
19%
56%
*19%
20%
27%
55%
71%
,14
—..
Inc
3,800
38%
39
42
14%
,*70%
5
3Va
43
19%
V:
14%
CunnlnghaH Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Curtis Publishing common
1
.$4 prior preferred—No par
$1.60 prior preferred
No par
Curtiss—Wright common —.
1
?
Class a
—u"—
1
9V4
3%
57%
31
19%
31
100
14% Jan 22
41% Jan
9%
18%
,/v
31%, 31%
%
31%
17,800
20%
56%
*42
,
31%
30%
Cudahy Packing Co common-.——5
5,20C
•
3%
95%
; :
96%
20%
57%
..
*94%
loo
10
Sugar
53% July 24
6
18% Jun
f
31%
31%
43%
57
'
27
19%
27%
39
/:■
3%
37%
38%
19
27
30%
Press
9
39
19%
27%
42
4%%
*38 V*
19%
96
9 Va
20%
•
*82
27
9"
22
39
38%
21%
19%
2
13
*82
87
*82
12% Jan
63% Oct
.21%
21%
27%
noncum
3,600
-
87
9
Crucible Steel Co of America__12.50
-16,500
851/2
*85
3%
36% Jan
8% Apr
*84%
87
3%
Cuban-American
20
85%
9
18
39
97%
*84%
*85
3%
12
13
96%
85%
87;
9
Dec
a
Jan
29
98%
*84%
*85
3%
14% Dec
6% Jan
c
97
97%
85%
97
8Va
No par
29,700
l.OOC
*84%
19%
preferred
12,700
22%
*85
21%
2.50
8,300
13,800
•,
54%
22 Va
__1
16
27
15% Jan
53%
22 Va
85%
No par
Cuba RR G%>
55
22 Va
—1
16
37% Jan
.2
68 Va Jan
69% Nov 17
7
Jan
56
15
8
7% Jan
31% Jan 20
21% Jan
6
8
26% Jan
20
Dec
18% Jan
15% Feb
16
53%
23%
38%
preferred
$4.20
55%
22 Va
*27%
preferred
Crown Cork & Seal common
$2
53%
23%
87
97%
Crown Zellerbach Corp common—5
20
60% Jan
94 Va Jan 28
58% Nov 20
32% Jan.
Petroleum
23,400
90
25
Crescent
5
7
r
"
97%
..
53
90
*84'%
Cream of Wheat Corp
16
conv
*52
90
(The)
2
Corp com—__1
15
Jan
5%
54
•■*,'22%
.
45V4
53
*88
*85
100
39% Jan
a
25% Jan
43% Apr 11
12
L.
preferred
28 Va Jan
27
23
r
44%
*51%
90
-25
Inc
20
5
38% Jan
Jan
54%
23%
99
44 Va
53
90
*51%
53
89%
54
Corning Glass Works common-. —5
100
3%% preferred
3%% preferred series of 1947. ,100
—1
Cosden Petroleum Corp
101
89
22%,
12
65 %
55
*51%
53
89%
89%
-10
Co
Jan
1
Jun
86
30
Products
common
85% Jan
11
39% Dec
II
24% Jan
Jan
85
5
3% Nov
7
96
Apr 16
20% Aug
6
1
4% May
1
20% Jan
8
89
Mar 11
85
15% Jan
30
Aug
88
8
45% Jan
53% Jan 23
14
11%
61 %
30% Jan
82% Dec 31
11 Va
40
2
55% Nov
24% Dec
11 %
60
Dec
14
11
33%
21
Jan
13
11%
10.30C
20,400
40%
41% Jan
.
52
Jan
20C
60%
63%
2
—
41
52
22%
59 %
69%
36% Jan
Motors
50% Jan 20
33% Jan
*22 Va
59%
.39%
28%
18
32
23
58%
13
.—5
Continental Oil of Delaware-
34% Oct
22%
59 %
12%
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Copper Range Co
Continental
26
64% Jan 22
19 Va May 20
II
13%
11%
16
69% Jan
8
26% Jan
16% Jan
13
23
*22 %
23
18,800
13%
61 %
11% Jan
6
55% Jan
37% Dec
12 Va
13%
68%
5
61% Jan
14
a
13%
13%
5
11. va Jan
22
18% Jan
Shares
Jan. 30
Continental Steel Corp——— -14
12
Dec
64
I
the Week
Friday
Jan. 29
11%
12% Dec
S
13
28 % Jar
Thursday
Steel—
&
common
66% Nov
Jan
38% Feb
6
23
7
8
8% Apr 29
13%
Sales for
PRICES
Jan. 28
—2
,
SALE
Wednesday
Jan. 27
Jan. 26
Copper
Industries
13% Jan 23
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Pat
EXCHANGE
2
11% Jan
18'/a May
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
68%
64 Va
65%
o
30
43% Jan
6
Aug
13% Jan
14
G
Jan
Corp
1
common.
preferred series A
3%%
*90
100
Dan River Mills Inc
5
*90
91%.
13%
—5
54
56% Dec 30
2
38% Jan
35% Jan 28
Jan
61
8
6
Daystroin Inc
Dayton Power &
14
Jan
36
58
58
58%;
67%
57%
80
*79
*78%
79 Va
*81%
82%
%
29%
78
Jan
5
79% Jan 22
Preferred 3.75%
scries A
100
88
Jun
28
78
Jan
22
79
Jan
26
Preferred 3.75%
series B
100
78%
89
Jun
16
79% Jan
2
82
Jan
29
Preferred 3.90%
scries C
100
*81%
15% Jan
13% Jan
3
26%- Dec
19
26 Va Jan
2
30% Jail
15
Dayton
50c
29%
29%
2
19% Nov 26
87
Jan
22
Rubber
Co
28%
18 Va
18
18%
18
18%
18%
54
'53%
54%
53 V*
54%
54;
54%
1
-.
31.80C
30
29%
30%
29 Va
29%
29%
30%
10.70C
12
12%
11%
12
11%
12%
11%
11%
11%
12%
15,900
60%
61
60 Va
60%
60%
GO Va
60
60
59%
60 Va
23
Delaware Power & Light Co___13.50
Delta Air Lines Inc—
3
28%
29%
28%
28%
27%
28%
28
28%
28%
28%
6.50C
63 Va Jan
26
Denv & Rio Grande West RR.No par
61%
63%
62%
60 Va
.62%'
61%
62%
61%
61%
7/ 21,20c
2
45
Jan
14
Detroit
20
44%
44%
44%
44 Va
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
30
65
Jail
30
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co
Detroit Steel Corp,
65
64
65
12% Dec
1
11% Jan
2
12% Jan
9
18
60
Jan
7
61% Jan
14
16% Jan
2
63% Dec
1
25% Dec 31
24% Jan
2
29% Jail
34% Apr
37% Jan
2
58% Dec 31
58 Vs Jan
2
2
42% Dec 31
42% Jan
Feb
•
63
Jan
2
X*
43% Feb
4
38
Jan
16
40% Jan
6
2
48% Doc
30
46
Jan
13
52
Jan
23
Diamond
2
35% Sep 24
32% Jan
7
37
Jan
30
Diamond-Gardner
,„29% Mar 20
32% May 21
19% Nov 21
30% Jan
14
31% Jan
9
26
7
Delaware
19% Jan 26
De
(Delaware)
Co
Lack
&;
Western
Edison
Vilbiss
$1.50
7
19% Jan
20
9
43% Dec 29
42 Va Jan
6
49 V2 Jan
30
Disney
2
35 % Nov
11
33% Jan
9
36% Jan
15
Distillers
a
26% Dec
12
22 Vs Jan
2
29% Jan 23
Diana
Corp com
Stores
*61%
*61%
65
65
19%
*61%
r
19%
18%
19
38 Va
38%
38
37%
37%
51%
49%
51 Va
49%
50%
50%
34%
35%
34%
34%
34%
35 Va
35%
37
31
31
31
30%
30%
*30%
*30%
31
19
■v
18%
19%
*37
•
18%
.
38
*37 Va
31
•
•
89,10C
•
7
400
9,400
Ltd
Divco-Wuyne Corp
>
;"
j
1.00C
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
46
48%
45%
46-%
46
47
45%
48 %
47%
49%
35%
35%
35%
35%
*35
35%
35
35%
35%
35 %
2,000
1
Corp-Seagrams
, :.-
15,800
»
.2
27'A
28
26
27%
27
27%
X26%
27
26%
26%
25,300
16%
16 Va
50c
2.50
Corp
(Walt) Productions
v/:7/
r7'
15,10c
50%
35%
*31
34%
-
10c
50%
19%
•:
18,10C
4,50C
:
52%
51
1
44%
,/
18%
38 Va
19
38
25
.k?: 61
65
*61%
100
1
10
Co
preferred
Jan
18
15
Co
Alkali
25% Jan
9% Jan
17% Jan
27%
18
46% Feb
7
27%
..
13C
29%
6s
Delaware & Hudson
11% Jan
'
210
/, % 5C
19,10C
53
Deere
28
15% Jan
27
:
.
78%
83
18%
21
30% Jan
17% Oct 13
28 %v
27
78%
*82
:
/1,50c
54% V.:
55% Jan
5
64
82
V
79
"78
78 Va
82
•;
29%
8
27% Jan
23
78%
82 Va
56%
6.40C V't"'V"
,
29%
Records
47% Jan
11
Oct
79%
4.
36%
56
78 Va
*78
*78 Va
*82
,
36%
13.00C
5334
Decca
11
30 Va Nov
Jan
79
'
5,000
13%
1
50c
lac
12
54% NOV
18
29
'
65%
91%
13%
:•
No par
50
19% Jan
27% Jan
2
July 7
6% Apr 10
19
78%'
80
79
82%
*79
13
14
57 Va
36'A
24
v
57
36%
19
9% Jan
35 Va
36
Oct
*90
13%,
36%
58
Light common—7
65 Va
91%
13%
37%;/\
79
30% May
25% Jan
♦90
13%
36%
10
77 Vi Sep
29% Apt
68
91 Va
13%
13%
"
75% Nov
55
66
*90
91%
13%
13%
T;
18%
18%
18%
2,400
7
18,200
"
8% Jan
>
t
14% Dec
4
14% Jan
2
17% Jan
12
Dr.
19% Dec 31
18% Jan
6
19% Jail
2
74% Jan
9
56% Jan
30
59%, Jan
21
Douglas Aircraft Co
12
a
20% Nov 20
19% Jan
G
21 Va Jan
13
Dover
Jan
Mines: Ltd
77 Va Dec
31
74%. Jan
7
80% Jan
46% Oct
9
40% Jan
8
45% Jan 21 '•
22 Va Jail
6
26% Jan
28
Mar 26
14% Nov
18
12 % Jan
22
14% Jail
6
Dunhill
14% Nov 20
11% Jan
7
.13% Jan 20
DupJan
9
6% Jan
a
172% Apr
10
Chemical
101
J.*. -
207
Jan
7
112% Apr 21
Sep 29
80% Oct
31
103
Jan
20
83
Jan
13
Dec
91 % Apr
1
28
25% Jan 23
1
39% Oct 24
47 Vs May 13
43
Sep 26
41% Sep 11
50
46
July 25
50 Vs July 15
47
42
Oct 28
51
53
1
14% Jan
14
6
19%
19%
58
57%
58
x36%
57%
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
20
20%
20 Va
20 Va
*20
20%
78%
".79%
27
Jail
12
Jan
7
18
Jail
13
May 21
45% Jan
5
46% Jan
13
Jan
44Va Jan
2
46
Jan
26
22% Jan
30
25% Jan
5
14
Light Co corn
preferred
preferred
4% preferred
4.20% preferred
4.10% preferred
$2.10 preferred
D W Q Cigar Corp.
154
Jan
5
150
3 53
Jan
5
.1
59
Oct
2
56% Jan
6
22% Jan
a
37
Dec
31
36aA Jan
6
; 38% Jan
9
76
Jan
9
83% Jan
15
84% Jan
a
34% Jan
28
36% Jan
2
16
20% Jan
26
7
39% Jan
Jan
39
7% Dec
19
26% Jan
a
6% Jan
Oct
22
7% Jan 26
9% Jan
2
14
40% Jan
30
38% Jan
3
11% Dec
15
7
11
Jan
2
Jan
2
39% Dec
9
36
Jan
2
39
Jan
20
29
56% Dec
8
Jan
10
4% Jan
2
16Va Dec
17% Jan
2
24
Dec
9% Jan
48Va Jan
7
2
13% Jan
8
163A Jan
21
10
23% Jan
8
25'A Jan
29
52'A Jan
2
30
July 21
38 Va Apr
32% Jan
23
79
Jan
3
90
8
84% Jan
2
26% Jan
2
36% Oct
17
35 Va Jan
9
38
Jan
30
6% Jan
a
13
28
11% Jan
2
13VaJan
6
44% Jan
2
30
May
Nov
30
103 V*
103%
2,000
83 %
33%
900
25%
22,600
6%
34% Jan
5
Jan
9
88
25%
25%
25%
25%
41%
*41%
41%
*41 Va
41%
41
41 Va
41
41
46
46
46%
46%
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46%
46%
46
45%
46
44%
44%
*44
44 Va
*44%
44 Va
44 Va
V4
44%
*47
48
*47%
48%
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48%
*47%
48 Va
*45
46%
*45%
46 Va
*45
46%
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46
*45 Va
46%
*45
23%
23 Va
46
23%
*23%
5
4 Va %
Co
84%
55%
144
141
*151
153
*151
63 %
64%
*37%
*83 %
,37%
common
2.50
35
100
Co
57%
56%
139
100
preferred
Products
95%
84%
10
100
2
common
Bros Stores Inc common.—1
46 Va
*45
Va
46 Va
45 Va
45%
*45
45 Va
23%
23 %
23
23
*88
85
•
35 3a
84%
84 %
59%
56%
143 %
138%
153
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63
64
x62
37%
37%
37%
56%
58%
139%
w-»'
/
,
'
40
500
*151
153
500
57%
32,100
142
144%
11,700
153
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84 V*
84%
57%
153
61
62%
38 V*
84%
57
142
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'
V
61 Va
61
37 Va
38
38 V*
85
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85
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85
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34 Va
35
34 Va
35
34'A
*
62
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34%
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38%
85
3,200
2,400
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34'Va
92%
*88
92%
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20
20%
20
20 %
38%
38%
37
37%
37%
38
37 Va
37%
37%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%'
Electric
39%
39%
39 %
39%
39%
39%
39%
5,900
92 %
20
National
Elgin
El
Battery
Storage
Emerson
10
Co
Gas
Electric Mfg Co—
—
_
—
23% Jan
2
Eversharp
Jan
2
Ex-Cell-O
5
Fairbanks
Morse
8,400
10 %
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10 Va
4,000
37%
37 Va
37%
38 Va
37%
37%
37 V*
37%
30,200
4
49 Va
49%
48 Va
49%
49
49%
48%
49%
49%
No par
49 Va
5,500
16%
16%
15%
16
15Va
16
15%
16
15%
15%
24%
24%
24%
24%
25
25
25V*
25»A
25
25 V*
32,500
4,100
32%
33
32%
33
32%
33
33 Va
33
85
85
86
86
86%
*35
87
85 V*
85 Va
36%
36%
36%
36%
37
37%
37
37 %
37
38
11,300
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 Va
12%
12%
28,506
65
65'A
*85
Co
Inc
Va
65 34
23%
24%
21%
21 Va
21%
—3
Corp..
35% Jan
56,500
10%
5
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co—
&
Products
5,100
7%
40%
38 %
1
7
5%
37%
7%
39%
8
39%
10%
10
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
4%
preferred
100
Equitable Gas Co
8.50
Evans
6.100
38
Empire District Electric Co
Erie
*88
5
Emerson Radio & Phonograph—__5
Erie RR common
92%
3
Watch
Natural
Paso
20'/8 Jan
40%
41
40%
33
33
33
33
100
65
50
*61
62
65
*61
23%
65%
32%
65 (
V*
66
65%
34 %
66
*60%
61%
*60%
26%
26 %
27Va
26 %
27%
21 Va
21'A
21 %
20%
42
41
42 %
41
21%
41 %
33%
34%
8C
876
61 %
24%
8,500
62
25%
*61
62
11
150,500
20%
21%
9,300
41 y4
42%
12,30G
35%
V
»•
.v.
43% May
13% May 14
30 Va Sep
89
Sep
Jan
22
9% Jan
5
10% Jan
13
11
29 Va Jan
2
32% Jan
16
11
89% Jan
14
15% Jan
2
19 Va Dec
10
18 Va Jan
9
24 % Jan
2
33
17
footnotes
84 %
84%
141
*88
8
For
•
3,300
47
47
20%
29
2
22 Va
92%
Jan
Jan
22%
20 Va
Jan
7
400
420
47%
46 %
20%
61
22 Va Apr 22
79
Apr
9
47%
19%
preferred
27% Jan
.
150
44%
*44
Stop Nut Corp of Amer___l
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
5
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shares—.
Elastic
66
*
320
%
100
2
32% Nov 24
25 Va
26
25%
41'A
F
'
25%
84
30,200
2
43
83%
38,800
preferred
Ekco
103%
84%
39%
Manufacturing
Edison
103%
84%
prior preferred—
Stainless Steel Corp
%%
Eaton
103%
84 V*
32%
8
5
103%
103%
*83 Va
38%
Jan
33
103
31%
19% Jan
39% Jan 15
103 V*
32 3 a
55% Jan
4
103
13,20c 7
39
61
28
210
47
3
Dec
208
38%
14
Nov
210
31Va
16
47
208
46%
Nov
28
212%
32 %
60% Feb
3
208
47%
61% Oct
2
212%
39%
21
13% Jan
210%
31
11
28% Jan
213%
47
54% May 29
Apr 30
210%
38'A
4%%
36'A Jan
19
64% Jan 23
27
'
4
—
31
8% Dec 31
40V4 Nov
6,700
32%
10
i
Asn
Eastman Kodak Co
5
22% Jan
83% May 22
37 % Dec 11
25
12%
■■
.5
1
Inc
Fuel
Airline
Eastern
12
Jan
38% Jaa
18% Jan
12
40 Va
23
59% Jan 27
138% Jan 28
4
12%
46%
85% Jan
Mar 27
12
46
7
95
12%
32%
5
20% Feb
11%
39
52
17
13
47
78% Jan
Ja
12%
33 3a
Eastern Gas &
86
5,800
400
12%
12%
26,800
41
Eastern
21
14% Apr 15
12%
46%
26
3
*12
39 3A
F.itaitt-Plt:her Co
Jan
34 % Jan
Mar
12%
32 Va
28
41
2
159;
12%
1
47% Jan
8
28% Jan
149% Dec 22
12%
10
43% Jan
33% Jan
Jan
12
,
com
19
19
new
$3.75
$4.15
11
Dec
13
13
1
& Co—
Duquesne
30% Aug 14
82% Jun
4
59% Nov 17
*12%
*12%
25%
8
30
148
26 %
5
50
50
50
50
_.r)0
50
12
45% Dec
IS
44%
26%
84%
27% Jaa
97% Jan
79%
44%
26%
84%
22 Va Apr
28% Jan
78%
44%
26
No par
29% J11
73% JftS
79
44 Va
26%
No par
46
Feb
78 Va
44%
25%
Preferred $3.50 series
46% Jan
10
80 %
43%
25%
Preferred $4.50 series
20
24% Nov
78 Va
44%
9
26
31
79%
25%
7
Jan
27,600
78%
Jail
Jail
2,300
44%
84% Jan
s
4
25%
106
42
14,700
,
45
—5
(E I)
7,100
19%
44%
1
Corp
19
25
1
1
Common
45% Jan
3
5
50c
USA Inc
International
5
26 '
2,500
16.
16
19%
57
216 Vs Jan
44'A Jan
May 12
48% Mar
44% Nov 24
40% Jan
16%
19
58 Va
Co
du Pont de Nem
214
16 Va
19%
58
Drewrys Limited
Dow
16 Va
19
58%
Dresser Industries
23% Oct 27
16
16%
19%
53%
Corp
52% May 22
33
Apr
7
a
18% Jan
17 Va
19 Va
No par
1
a
8
Dome
16%
No par
No par
Pepper Co
11% Jan
54% Apr
see
Dec
page
24.
30% Jan
27
Jan
16
22% Jan
28
95
35
Jan
9
6s
Co
No par
Fail-child Engine 6s Airplane Corp-1
Fairmont Foods Co common
1
4c/o
convertible preferred
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Family
Finance
Corp
100
1
1
*33 V4
9%
10
9%
9%
9%
9%
*31V*
32
30%
31»/4
30%
30%
*91
9%
31
35 Va
900
9%
9Vb
9%
22,306
31 Va
31 Va
31%
1.70C
34%
93
*91
93
10C
94
91
91
21 %
21%
21 Va
21%
21%
22%
21
21%
21 %
21%
8,800
32 %
32'A
30%
31 %
32 Va
32%
32%
32%
32 %
32 %
4, GOG
*88 Va
92
*92
:
.
--
...'
"
•
Volume
Number 5817
189
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(618)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
43
3 Is
50
Feb
Mar
32
Oct
55
May 19
Apr
7
11% Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
13
4.9% Jan
6% Dec
2
5% Jan
17% Dec
16
lo% Jan
64
17
64
2
27
2
Dec
18
Dec
55
3
24% Aug 21
38 % Apr
Jan
50
57% Jan
6
,
Jan
22
Jan
22
53 % Jan
2
68
19
; 21% Jan
21
18% Jan
16
Par
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp.
Corp
Tedders Corp common..
5%%
conv
l
Federal Mogul Bower
Bearings
Federal Pacific Electric Co..:
2
28
52
Jan
2
66% Jan 22
22V. Jun
27
21% Jan
5
23% Jan
27
29% Jan
16% May
57
30
54
59
Jan
29
4.60% preferred
Federated Dcpt Store?™.
25% Jan
19
Fenestra Inc
30% Nov 17
16% Jan
47% Feb
7
82% Apr
Jan
18% Jan
9
9
41% Jan 28
t
Dec
10
125% Jan
13
5
12
101% Jan
14
V
:
V
Nov
88
75% Jan
.138% Jan 21
103
26
Jan
10% Sep 29
61% Dec 15
9% Jan
5
10% Jan
3
112% Dec
Oct
29
32% Dec
21% Jan
56
•
J an
8
Jan
5
88
•107
16
Jan
27 % Jau
3
2
22
22
58% Jan
86
-
4
20
80Tb Jan
14
Jim
5
19% Jan 12
44% Jan 16
20% Jan
94
13
67% Jan
22% Nov 21
6
31
13
13
Jan
5
12
110
2
30
19
Jan
Jan
2
91% Dec 31
89% Jan
29
97
Jan
6
25% Nov
28
21 % Jan
(i
26
Jan
28
40% Sep
10
37% Jan
28
39Tb Jan
12
8
17
Apr
3
33% July 18
96
Mar 17
Jan
30
12% Jan
2
35% Dec 31
7% Jan
2
17% Dec
35% Oct
93
8
32% Jan
1G
35% Jan
2
16% Jan
v
31
Jan
it;
17% Jan
2
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27
463b Dec
18
100
,Jan
2
180% Dec
24
175% Jan
8
£9
Nov
10
91 % Jan
14
41
95
8
35% Apr
7
July 1
52% Aug 11
38% Jan
29
S7% Jan
2
50% Dec 31
50% Jan
2
22
93
,•
Jan
.45% Jail
182
8
15
Jan
20
92% Jan
16
41Tb Jan
56% Jan
9
15
Corp
4%
preferred
Fidelity Phenix Fire
Firth
(The)
t4
$4.50
2nd
4%
50%
26%
52Tb
52%
23%
23%
23%
*23
235b
235
a
23%
56 %
23%
57%
23%
56
57%
58%
59
565a
57%
&
32%
.18%
19
42%
42%
76%
21%
10
10Tb
57%
19
42%
134%
134%
135
101%
101%
'
108
21%
9%
37Tb
38%
37%
38
preferred
Clieni
*16%
lo
Corp
*180
loo
100
27Tb
•
44
16%
37%
*91%
37%
37%
37%
37
33%
33%
16 Tb
16%
435b
*180
195
33%
92
*91%
92%
39 Tb
40
385b
39%
39
39"
5
Motor Co
*91%
39 3 b
54%
55 Tb
54 %
55
535b
54Tb
54
54%
54
54 3 4
40,000
21
21%-
215b
21%,
25,800
35
365b
35%
35%
21% Jan
13
Foremost
Dairies Inc
2
21
21%
21
36 Tb Jan
21Tb
2o
21Tb
21
8
34Tb
35%
34 %
35
34%
12% Jan
21
353b
No par
11%
11%
*11%
12
22
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Francisco Sugar Co
Franklin Stores Corp
lo
8
*11 Tb
1
16%
16%
16%
7
lo
98%
99
98%
9% Jan
2
20'a Dec
2
70
14
Jan
7
Dec
17% Jan
12
29
18
18% Jan
13
24
69% Jan
2
20% Jan
72
Jan
Freeport Sulphur
2
Co
Fruehauf Trailer Co
19
4%
20
91%
39
2
104% Jan
2,200
12,000
.
91%
10% Jan
5
44
195
39%
33Tb Jan
7
16%
435b
*175
91%
20% Jan
Jan
4,100
39
2
14% Jan
8,100
33%
91%
19
97
8,500
1
Co
24
107Tb Nov
15,500
25,600
93'
165b
43%
180
1,000
905b
33 %
16%
433 b
180
6,600
■
255b
37Tb
•
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33%
16Tb
16%
44
195
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93
*91%
90
'
6,900
vc
27%'
255b
39 % Oct
14
27%i
25Tb
•
37,100
•
1095b
90 Tb
2
15
575b
5b
108
40
5,300
'
895b
275b
93
3,800
,
•
10%
'•
89%
2
10% Jan
57
*88
25%
25
67% Jan
9%
57%
89%
1095b
27Tb
Jan
Nov
9%
56%
28
8% Jan
14Tb Sep
15% Dec
21%
26
25% Feb
15
;
215b
9154
44%
*180
78
25
33 Tb
42%
195
76%
27.400
103
90%
•
93
33 %
1355b
215b
95b
56%
3,400
41Tb
1345a
*101%
'
27 Tb
28%
*91%
17
433 b
10
preferred
21%
-
108%
common..„l
93
21%
10%
540
3,500
-
18%
--40%
79
108
923 b
33%
77%
8,200
i
675b
1
-18%
415a
103
6,800
47%
160
665b
135 b-
-
135
108 T-t
25%
33%
66
1345b
108
91%
*91%
700
30 Tb
305b
475b
157%
*88
24%
1
31
*101%
89%
24Tb
15
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92 Tb
of '51
18%
41%
6
91Tb
scr
3,100
8,200
4,700
225b
48
89 %
108%
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56%
57%
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22
160
655b
78
77
21%
10%
*88
89%
41%
76Tb
56%
57%
108
18%
104
■
30Tb
47
66
75%
21%
*88
100
41%
*101 %
21%
157
18%
132%
/
104%
31%
48%
166
*160
65%
18.5b.
133
•
-21%
10%
5
66
.
47%
48%
163%
66%
21 %
22%
30%
31%
48%
163%
67
22
23%
31%
49%
166
66 Tb
5
22%
23
57%
4,400
13,000
-
"
23%
pfd
Mineral
Ford
50%
26
53%
2.50
3%% convertible
3Tb % preferred
Foote
615b
27
53
31 %
2,50
Inc
convertible
Much
50%
26
55%
2
Food Giant Markets Inc
Food
51%
27%
28%
Fluor Corp Ltd
Fair Stores
$4.20 divid
50%
Light Co___Nopa/
Florida Power &
4,100
16,500
70
53%
,
28%
Food
*65
26Tb
75%
Florida Power Corp
4,900
18%
50%
131
pfd
17Tb
70
56
No par
A
conv
175 b
*64
53
6%
5b
27%
•103
common
175b
18%
70
Shares
52%
6
50%
No par
preferred
6%
53
55
.6.25
Carpet Co
FJintkotc Co (The)
*65
6%
27
100
First National Stores...
Firstamerica
Corp
17%
18%
70
51Tb
6%
50%
48%
5
com
53%
6Tb
28
166
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc_.._lo
Filtrol Corp
1
Firestone Tire & Rubber
4% c/o preferred
18
*65
Jan.30
56%
22%
__loo
Ins' NY
51
6Tb
the Week
Friday
Jan. 29
23%
^
;
convertible
54
Sales tor
Thursday
_
50
Fibreboard Paper Prod com_.No par
Jan
18%
FRICES
56
lo
_
*6%
70
50%
2.50
a
53%
Jan.28
27%
,
25
i
Ferro
169
6
136
5
_l
Federal Paper Board Co common__5
50% Jan
29
65% Jan
23
18
*65
32% Jan 26
29
Jan
107% Dec
£7
8
47
157
104% Jun
6% Mar 10
Jan
27% Jan
;
16
V 49% July 22
15% Apr 25
64
2
22
24% Mar 14
16
26
28 :
14
Dec
67% Dec 31
10
38% Apr
37% Jan
85% Dec
Jan
52% Dec
168
14
.16% APJ 25
109*% Sep
55% Feb
•
19% Jan
23% Mar 13
20% Jan
83%Jan
Dec
50
55
SALE
Wednesday
Jan.27
.6%
6%
50
pxd 1953 series
19% Jan
54
2
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Jan.26
5
Fa wick
29% Jan
Nov 20
Jan
Monday
EXCHANGE
6Tb Jan 22
2
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
173
17%
18%
19
71
13%
"20%
21
48
48
35%
37%
37%
46%
47
47
39%
47%
41
41%
40 3 b
41
100
18%
8
99
102
71
1
common..
preferred
.
*HTb
*91%
925 b
12
*11%
175b
*16%
175b-
1035b
104%
17%
104
10,400
12
175b
12
90
4,900
4
104
100
105
:
12,000
14,400
18%
18%
19%
135b
20
20
20%
185,300
71%
*71
70
71
70
70%
715 b
71%
170
Q
Jan
0
J
; 8% Jan
2
17% Nov 17
40% Jan
22
20% Jan
22
27
Jan
-
Jan
4% Dec
48
July
35
2
17
Dec
17
2
3% Jan
3% Jan
15
% Jan 20
Jan
2
2
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
5%
Gardner-Denver
Garrett
2
40% Jan
20
"42% Jan
2
5% Jan
7
7% Jan
15
31% Jan
8
37% Jan 19
.17% Jan
f>% Jan
5
18
9
Jan
9
7% Jan 21
Gar
General American
Jan
26
64% Jan
19
6%
6
36% Jan
26
General
95 % Jan
12
96% Jan
7
40 % Sep*
34
9
14% Nov
7
141"* Aug 25
✓
Jau
8
Jan
30
12% Jan
138
Jan
2
28
Dec
8
9% Nov
7Tb Jan 21
7
Jan
22
58% Jan
19
General
-14% Jan 22
141
Jan
5
Amer
General
$8
37
8% Jan
5
Baking
2
38% Nov
5
7
43%. Dec
11
75
Jan
3
03% Jun 27
80
Jan
13
Jan
14
74Tb Dec
3
69
Jan
2
73% Jan
22
7% Nov
7
9% Nov
10
8% Jan 28
9% Jan
2
Gen
27% Jan
48
Jan
2
2
41% Jan
44% Jan
-
9
15
81% Jan 27
Co
General Bronze
General
Finance
Jan
28
2
General
60% Jan
28
66% Jan
5
76% Jan
8
80% Jan
6
31
30% Jan
6
34% Jan
79 % Dec
2
74% Jan
9
18
16% Jan
28
89% Dec
60% Jan
105
2
Sep
19
2
6
Foods
General
Instrument
General
Mills
30
88% Jan
5
98
Jan
19
3
109% Jan
2
113
Jan
20
6
50Tb Jan
12
48% Jan 28
*72%*
81%
:
73%
73
6,300
42%
5,900
73
73
8Tb
81%
72%
72%
8Tb
8Tb
8 Tb
81T4
510
82
7354
73
8%
500
.8%
2,000
34%
34%
78
18Tb
No par
*96%
*111%
1%
49 Tb
49%
80 %
31% Jan
28
35% Jan
5
General
1
32%
May 26
44% Jan
2
31% Feb 24
Precision Equipfc Corp
29% Jan
2
31% Jan
12
$1.60 conv preferred
No par
*30%
52
% Feb
6
52 % Jan
2
55% Jan
29
7
6
Oct
20
5% Jan
2
5% Jan
15
$3 convertible preferred
Public Service
No par
Jan
General
S7% Jan
2
50% Dec
31
48% Jan
27
52 % Jan 12
General
Public Utilities Corp
21% Apr
15
38% Dec
16
33
Jan
27
15% Jan
3
4
20Tb Jan
7
97%
113
109%
109%
No par
84%
15
46%
84%
46 Tb
-800
345b
34%
79%
77
79%
775b
775b-
76Tb
775b
12,300
18
17Tb
20
16 Tb
17Tb
17
175b
17%
17% *
31,600
34%
<
96
*33 Tb
94
96
96
96%
345b
113
*111%
955b
113
9454
94Tb
*1115b 113
112%
49
109%
111Tb
49%
112%
48%
49 %
483 b
48 7 b
48%
110%
110Tb
110»/«
110%
109%
110
48%
I,000
120
143,000
2,700
110
84%
845b
845b
85
*84%
87
45%
46%
46
46%
45%
46
81%
80 %
80%
80
80%
805b
805b
80
80
5b
4,900
33 %
32%
33
31%
32 %
31%
32
31%
3254
9,400
31
*30%
31
*30 %
*30 5b
31
*30 5b
55
55
84 Tb
47
54%
55%
54%
555b
555b
55%
555b
5T4
5%
5%
55 b
5 Tb
5%
49%
5%
48 Tb
49 5b
48%
49
5,900
34'A
34
35
34%
20Tb
20%
20%
34%
20%
2,800
21
84%
*46
-
31
1,700
-
1,600
31
55%
2,300
5%
26,800
10c
7
General
21
Jan
2
General
5
Corp
49%
33%
34%
33
34
10c
Refractories
48 Tb
6.67
Railway Signal
Realty & Utilities
5%
20%
21
20%
20%
*20%
10
37Tb Jan
Steel
405b
41%
8%
34
79%
41
Slice
-39%
425b
*33%
Aug 25
General
395b
'•
81
3,900
1
General
1
42
82
41,500
56,600
Portland Cement Co.
General
39
142
38Tb
785b
General
12
39
42
*81
•
24%
12
22
690
3,600
61%
87% Jan
21
8
245b
2
Jan
8%
8
8
775b
Jan
29% Jan
*
60Tb
79
51% Jan
5,800
8
78Tb
20
31
139
24%
87 % Nov
2
14
138%
61Tb
No par
2
13%
138%
24 Tb
34%
Advertising
2
-
77%
Outdoor
Jan
138
60 Tb
18
preferred
25% Jap
13 Tb
135 b
"
f
73
8%
77
Preferred $3.75 series
27
13Tb
139
340
24%
General
46% Jan
21,400
62%
79%
22
16
5,000
54 5'a
77%
22
29
375b
-
60%
28
30
-
53
24
47% Jan
28% Sep
37
55
79
85% Jan
27% Dec
37Ta
545b
62
110% Jan
3
37
555b
24%
7
2
383b
96;
77%
2
13
*95 5a
8
39
42%
1
Motors Corp common.
17% Jan
36%
95%
138
8
41Tb
100
22% Jan
3,600
365b
61
Corp
common
20 % Jan
..
38%
No par
Corp
Corp
24Tb Sep
47% Dec
200
36 Ta
365 b
955b
25
12
4
4,400
15,200
465b
79%
12% Jan
27
7%
7%
62 Tb
83% Jan
Jail
17%
17%
*44
78%
107% Jan
27
1,200
61 %
16
2
46 %
19,400
24%
19
48% Jan
17%'
7%
75 b
5,900
75'a
3454
6Tb
5
22
$5
415 a
40%
*34
"
8%.
24%
Dec
fl
8
81
39%
92% Jan
Jan
.
55
13Tb
13%
43%
44
Aug 29
34
.
7
33%
4,800
373 b
.
139%
82
38
117% Jau
83
13Tb
48%
4854
96
36
*95%
96
139
6Tb
22,600
..1
5'/o preferred
General
8%
8
8%
Finance
General
Nov
52
105% Oct
General
Jan
Jun
117
33% Jan
2
21
81
"
2
Controls Co
20% Jan 12
•
42
General Dynamics Corp...
General Electric Co
34% Dec
140
40
„
100
36%,
1
24
19
29
22% Dec
13% :: 14%
139
23,800
10,600
5
18
79% Dec
2
56%
*44
38%
55 Tb
No par
67% Nov
2
37Tb
*81
Corp...
29% Dec
13
36 Tb
56Tb
5
10
Jan
*44
7%
46%
38 T a
100
Apr
4% Jan
*17%
7%
46%
36%
17%
7Tb
56 %
No par
'
Apr 29
Apr
8
19% Jan
17%
7%
17Tb
46%
38
Corp
Cable Corp com.
1st preferred
General Cigar Co Inc..
14
48
17Tb
7%
19%
:s 485b
.
365b
48
33Tb
35%
...2
....
55
67
7%
34%
*47
375b
40%
41%
46
.
'
6Tb
*95%
5
48
15 5 a
14%
195b
Tb*
Corp—
4%
Contract
46Tb
365b
47Tb
39%
95%
Nopai
Banesliares
38%
*33%
36Tb
common
preferred
36%
6%
35%
5
48
36%
"'95%
of Texas
20
*47 5b
-65b
1
Transportation._l.25
19Tb
48%
36 %
18
7%
**"46
14%
13%
20Tb
*48
49
100
corn
1
Ex-distribution
19% Jan
30% Apr
40Tb Jan
Investors
12%
12%
20%
13%
20%
6 Tb
17Tb
1
__50
13
20%
*47
36%
36
1
com
13%
-6Tb
50
preferred
American
General
8
Indus
convertible
$4.50 preferred
General Amer Oil Co
39
1
com
preferred
General Acceptance Corp...
33% Jan
'
2
Inc
convertible
46
18
No par
5
Co
Industries
;
50
(The)..,
Corp
36% Dec 11
Apr
Co
Wood
4%%
67% Nov 26
102.
preferred
(The).
6
22
1
5
common
convertible
Gamcwell
Oct 22
7% Nov 20
(The).
27
48 Tb Jan
12
Co
39% Jan
19
53
9% Jan
21
22
Jan
Jan
*
24% Feb 25
125
21% Jan
48
46
17% Nov
2
£4% Oct
32
Gabriel
4
34
6
7
12
15% Jan 30
7% Oct
2
£2% Apr
20% Jan
2
45% Dec
2
13
14% Jan
19
45% Jan
31
Jau
16% Jan
9
51% Dec
24% Jan
13
V
49Tb
50%
49%
50%
48 Tb
49 Tb
50
49%
5054
30
30%
30
30 %
30
30%
30
305b
4,000
29'A
29
29%
295 a
30
28%
295b
4,600
1
;.
Castings Corp
1
28%
5%
29 Tb
48 Tb
49
48%
29%
34
28%
29Tb
495 a
4,300
-5,600
General Telephone Co of Florida—
Nov
28
25
Feb
14
25
Jan
2
27% Sep
7
63
-40% Jas
11
27
2
29
Jau
29
26% Jan
7
29
Jan
30
61 % Jan
2
64Tb Jan 15
59% Jan 29
General Telephone Corp
General Time Corp
48Tb Jan
General
16% Jan
2
34% Dec
31
22% Apr
7
50% Dec
16
Feb
3
90% Aug
83
Jan
4
17
Dec
35
✓
Jan
2
44% Jan
15
30
1
Jaii" 12
$1.32
preferred
.25
$1.30
preferred
25
Tire
4 % %
29
$5
Dec
15
Jan
2
91
Sep
9
90% Jan
8
84% Jan
2
99
Dec
4
98
Jan
2
'26% Jan 13
52% Dec
30
52
Jan
2
61% Jan 30
com
!44% Jan
8
64Tb Dec
29
63% Jan
9
66 Tb Jan
5
Gerbcr
23% Jan
10
30% Oct
15
25% Jan
14
28% Jan
22
Getty
23% Apr
3
49% Oct
14
45% Jan
20
43% Jan
19
Gillette
21% Jan
7
39% Dec 10
94% May 21
24% Dec 22
36% Jan
8
38 Tb Jan
12
Glmbel Brothers
92% Jan
27
Jan
5
23% Jan
2
'27Tb Jan
8
47 *
44
Jan
7
50% Jan
27
Glldden
3% Jan
12
4% Jan
89% Jan 21
.
15% Apr 16
28
Apr
9
2% Jan
2
157% Jan
16
53% May 19
69
Feb 12
Dec
5
3% May 15
175
July 10
81% Dec 29
Jan
94% Jan
104
94
Jan
26
Oil
57%
55
44%
46 Tb
59%
47 %
95
*90
95
*90
95
*90
95
*90
100
263
263
*258
265
*255
270
*265
275
272
274
100
93%
93%
104
104
46%
5
37%
38
37%
No par
5
93%
93%
92%
24%
25
24%
10
49%
49%
49
common
(The)
28
Goebel Brewing Co
9
173
Jan
20
14
87
Jan
21
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
Goodrich Co (B F)
1
3%
100
*167
10
83
3%
180
84%
117% Jan
7
126% Jan
28
Goodyenr Tire & Rubber
5
121%
123
3
35% Jan
2
38% Jan
29
Gould-National Batteries Inc
4
37%
38
41
Jan
2
43% Jan
29
46
Jan
21
1
Jan
2
49% July 31
3 % Dec
3
2% Jan
9
2% Jan
6
8Tb Jan
15
8% Oct
13
7% Jan
7
Sep 22
62% Nov 20
47% Jan
29
50
Jan
9
59% Jan
8
66
Jan
16
2
383
Jan
2
52 %
27% Jan
41
Oct
28
88
5% Jan
.
3
3
9
75
24
46
Dec
22
Apr 17
Apr 30
37
Dec
43% Jan
30
8
77% Jan
2
81% Jan
15
Tb Dec
11
8% Jan
7
9% Jan
19
Dec
15
48% Jan
29
55Tb Jan
6
July
59
45
26%
45%
2%
38
38%
2%
3%
93 3A
*915b
245b
24Tb
24%
49
49Tb
49%
50
3%
*167
84Tb
82%
121%
1255b
122%
38%
38
44Tb
43%
2%
44%
2%
2%
93
45b
180
86
825b
45b
*167
84
84
5b
124,400
84%
4%
180
12,300
11,700
4
180
1255b
1245b
125%
38%
385b
385b
38%
44%
25b
x43 %
445b
43%
39%
44%
25b
2 Tb
2%
126%
123
8
8%
3
3,900
21,400
150,100
3,200
8%
8
8%
7%
7%
7Tb
49%
49
49%
x48%
485b
47%
48Tb
47%
48%
6,600
64 %
64%
64%
64Tb
62%
64Tb
63
64%
625b
63%
14,400
411/4
41%
40%
415b
42
43 5b-
80%
81
8
*7 5b
5
41%
*79%
1
9 Tb
9%
9%
Co__l
48%
49%
48%
49%
29%
41Tb
41%
81
80
41%
80%
Pacific
Tea
.
9%
♦80%
81
*80 5b
4,200
81
180
9%
95a
95 b
9%
954
8,500
48%
49%
4854
48%
4854
48«b
23,000
"
A
4%
*167
49
100
common
preferred
Atlantic
-300
4,400
13,000
5
12.50
Grayson-Robinson Stores
Great
11,300
245b
49 Tb
11,500
93%
24%
83%
38
38
49
3%
180
37%
*91%
24
*91%
24%
50%
*167
375b
5
(The)
Co
45
37%
37Tb
92%
9
1
26% Jan
2
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
48% Jan
29
55% Jan
6
Great
Northern Paper Co
No par
25
29%
10
50 %
50%
50
50 %
49 %
50 Tb
485b
49
485b
49%
8,200
12
49Tb Jan
8
56% Jan
16
Great
Northern
No pax
54%
54%
55
54%
545b
54Tb
555b
55%
56 3A
16,900
12
28
Jan
2
Great
Western
54%
28Tb
28%
28%
29
28 Tb
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
4,000
139% Jan
30
131% Jan
2
146% Jun
Apr 17
2
2
9
17% Mar 20
For
26%
465 b
Oct
31Tb Dec
7% Dec
3%%
Co
City Steel
Grant (W T)
275b
455b
Sep
2
14% Jan
Union
26 5b
47
70
31
20Tb Jan
£0% Jun
Grand
275b
670
33,500
2.800
36,400
61
2
22% Jan
44%
x46%
•
-
51% Nov
30% Jan
67
s
.1
No par
(W R) & Co
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S & P
Granite
64%
26Tb
27 %
47Tb
<"120
94
935b
1025b 1025b
64 %
27%
47%
28 %
47
945 b
104
G4%
64
64%
94 •
575b
47%
645b
65
26%
-
*103
47%
61%
64
1
■
595b
60
60%
4
Co
575b
46%
60 Tb
59%
64%
61Tb
59Tb
*63%
603b
30
9
104
94
104
60%
39% Nov
15
*102
*102
61%
124% Dec
31
93%
93Tb
93%
s
60%
2
4% Jan
453,
10
Jan
360
95
Jan
33% Jan
81,100
53
46Tb
SO
28% Jan
67.300
58%
44%
Co
$4.50 preferred.
Grace
58%
48%
55
*90
1
76% Jan
172
41,400
G3
100
Gladding McBean & Co
Co
625b
28%
61%
Co
(The)
29
61%
28 Tb
633 b
preference...
preference
Products
100
295b
28 Tb
62
28 3 b
62%
5%c/0 preference
Georgia-Pacific Corp
'79
274
5b
29
29
28 Tb
63%
conv
275
253
*28
29
*28
29
*28
29
28%
63
preferred
30
Apr 29
129
*28
28 %
100
Rub
&
4% %
29
*28
10
10
83%c
16
footnotes
77
4
Jan
30
30
135% Jan
Jan
20
Nov
18
78
39% Dec
29
38% Jan
19% Dec
11
17% Jan
Apr 17
26% Dec
4
85% Jan
28
22% Jan
2
25
Jan
8
77/s Jan
2
10
Jan
16
87
10% Jan
see
page
lo
24.
Jan
Gt
Northern
7%
80% Jan
_
15
Green
41
30
Iron
Ore
Ry
Prop
Co
Sugar com.
137
preferred
Bay A Western RR.
Green
Jan
18Tb Jan
26
88% Jan
20
(H L) Co Inc.
Greyhound Corp (The) common
4 % %
preferred
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
Guantanamo
Sugar
'■
*72 %
39%
3
100
1
1
18Tb
*85%
23%
*9%
138
77%
40
18Tb
87
137
*74%
39Tb
18%
*85%
138
*137
138
77%
*72%
77%
40%
39 Tb
40 %
18%
87
18Tb
85%
*138
*72 5b
40
139
139
*72%
|405b
40%
18%
18Tb
18%
855b
865b
*85 5b
23Tb
24Tb
24 5
24%
23Tb
23 Tb
23%
245b
9%
*9%
9Tb
9%
9%
*9
95 b
*9
120
1395b
775b
85%
185b
5,900
a
77%
41
II,706
18%
24,900
87
'
30
24%
12,300
9.5 b
100
17
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
18
.
.
Monday, February 2, 1959
.
<«H>
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
52
Mar
Feb 25
101
39 lb Jan
84
Sep
10
99% Sep 25
Jun
109
9 5'b Jan
Par
EXCHANGE
29% Jan
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
$5 preferred
No par
19
78% Jan 22
Jan
29
13
127% Jan
22
5
58% Jan
26
86
13
74
Jan
84% Jan 20
89% Jan 22
Jan
13
May
1
Oil-Corp
2
Jan
5
5
Jan,
103
*
r
58%
58
No par
; *90
4*.
8
47% July
7
69
Jan
21
45% Jan 23
13% May 20
70
99
62
Aug 14
29% NOV 18
24% Dec
8
20
Jan
2
21% Jan
86% Jan
Jan
13
Nov
Apr
10
7
80
: Jan
Nov
13
32% Dec
7
40%.Jan 28
27
Jan 14
18
34
5
23
Harshaw Chemical
36% Jan
15
17
7% Jail
16
9 % Jan
6
22
38% Jan
8
39
52% Jan
2
70% Jan
Dec
43% Dec
9
14
87
43% Jan
83% Oct
2
67
7
17% Jan
23% Jan
8
30% Dec
1*
2
33% Dec
8
Nov
12
Hayes
45% Jan
27
Hecht Co
26
3%c/o
16
8
31% Jan
28
Heller (W E) & Co™
7
33
Jan
27
29
Jan
30% Jail
35% Jan 23
10
16% Jan
7
20
20
50
Jan
19
57
Jun
112% Jan
6
114
Jan
1
31
118
27
3.65%
14
5%
72 % Jan
21
Hcrshey
31
37% Jan
26
Hertz
35% Nov 20
33% Jan
39% Jan
22
13%- Jan
15% Jan
16
60
Jan
7
74% May 29
64% Jan
67
Jan
23
74
Jan
2
88% Nov
28
85
88 % Jan
19
16% Jan
2
33% Dec
19
31 % Jan
35% Jan
14
Jan
7
15%Jan 15
Jan
18
36% Jan 23
42 % Jan
20
12% NOV
14
12
5
14% Jan
5
28
23% Jan
2
Jan
7
10
Jan
17% Jan
3
25% Dec 12
21% Jan
5
26% Jan
2
30
28
Jan
15
32% Jan
May 21
47% Dec 31
2
67% Dec
39% Feb
24
23% Apr
7
Sep
5
92
3
Jan
2
19
Jan
7
15% Feb
10
36% Jan
9
62% Jan
39% Nov 20
85
43% Jan
27% Jan
Jan
16
39% Sep
Jun
13
90
Dec
1
2
29
Holly Sugar Corp
5%
<
2
2
Hooker
26
8% Jan
9
26
7
16
34
Jan
16
75
Jan
6
83%' Jan
5
97% Aug 13
96 % Jan
22
96% Jan
70% Jan
12
75
Jan
8% Jan
15% Dec
18
11% Jan
15
16% Jan
14% Dec
30
13% Jail
8
15% Jan
9
9
1% Jan
1% Jan
3% Jail
5
Jan
3% Dec
22
40 V* Apr
14
13% Jan
27
20% Nov 17
70% Jan
17
87% Dec
7% Sep
63
>
Oct
26
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8%
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834
/ ■":
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*37%
38%
38 Vb
38 Vb
62%
65%
62Tb
65%
63 Vb
64%
18,800
14%
14%
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14%
14%
14 Vb
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45%
44%
45%
44
45
44Tb
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80
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88
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82
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31
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19 V1
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53%
55
114
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115
114
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69 Vb
70%
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37%
37 %
37 Tc
35Tb
36%
11,700
2,600
14,100
37%
68
88
88
88
32 Vb
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32
I
37
15
14%
68
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68
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32' b
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88
88
14%
15%
35%
14%
68
37%
38%
14%
%
31%
32
3
35% Jan
13
38% Jan
13% Jan
2
24% Dec
1
21
Jan
8
23% Jan
21
35 % Feb
1J
50
Due
31
46
Jan
61% Jan
2
96
Dec
16
52
&
17
17
39® b
40 3
40
14
14'/a
13Tb
14
22Vb
22Tb
22 Vb
22 T a
22%
23
22 3
23
22 Vb
22 T a
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28%
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6,200
41 Vb
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4
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18,300
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37
88
88
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47
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62'b
61 Vb
62 »b
36
35
87 Vb
87
8
88
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10,500
2,900
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88
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/
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21 Vb
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35
75 Vb
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76
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85
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76
77
76
96
96%
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1
.
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12
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v;
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.14%
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63
22 V
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90-
1
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%
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14%
Ideal Cement Co
21
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91
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,
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90
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.
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23
23 %
22 %
22 7«
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21
13
50% Doc
31
50% Jan
8
55% Jan
2
38% Dec
31
38% Jan
8
40
Jail
13
47% Jan 21
42% Jan 29
43% Jan
15
42
Oct
3
48
Jun
9
42% Jan
9
44
Jan
19
47
Dec
1
52 % Jan
22
49
8
50
Jan
5
45% Dec
2
42% Dec
2
Jun 23
47% Feb
3
44
Jan
14
441/2 Jan 28
29% Jan
2
38% Nov 20
37
Jan
2
39% Jan 22
47
Jan
14
5
;
Illinois Central RR Co
"Illinois Power Co common
7
Oct
31
52%
^.No par
39V
4.08%
preferred
50
preferred
1
50
4.70% preferred
50
4.42% preferred
„50
4.20% preferred
-5.0
/Indianapolis Power & Light
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*42Vb
4.26%
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91 T«
30%
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53 Tb
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6,700
92'
92%
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.
30%
4,100
2,400
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22,900
39%
8.300
53 3 a
v
38%
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42%
42%,
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45
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39
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39Tb
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44'b
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38%
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91
31
30-
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44
50
48
44
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92
52 V
53Tb
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15
.
49
91%
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92%
270
-
22%
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467«:
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48 Vb
49%
5,000
38 Vb
6®/b
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38
2
2,700
-
90 Vb
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I
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Industria Electrica De Mexico
<
6% Apr 25
14
Jan
Jan
9% Nov 13
2
65
2
156
May 27
73
2
.Nov
162
146
Jan
8% Jan
24% Nov 12
101
23
20
19
S
16
15
;
A
100 pesos
Industrial Rayon:
Ingersoll-Raud common
6%
preferred..
150%J~ana6
7
36% Jan
2
46% Jan 22
Inspiration Cons Copper—
29% Jan
7
30 % Jan
22
Insuranshares
58 % Jan
8
72
28
Intercliemical Corp common
20
Oct
61% Dec 30
94
Dec 30
s
26 % Sep
90% Jian
15
30
25
Jan
2
552
Dec
29
494
Jan
28
94
Jan
Jan
27% Jan
533
Inland Steel Co
5'
4Vb%
Interlake
26
Jan
12
Jain
15
Jau
2
44
Dec
9
39% Jan
27
143
Get
3
166
Jun
11
147 % Jan
6
153','4 Jan
14
7
Jun
<33% Sep 15
78% Jun 13
95
17
2
7% Jan
7
100
Oct
13
136
32% July 14
,25
-Jan 13
Feb
4
40
Jan
28
Jan
29% Jan
86% Jan
Dec
18
May 7
41% Oct 30
#
13'
35% Oct
6
8
12% Jan
7
96% July 16
16% NOV 11
71-
5
26
7
116% Jan
13% Dec 31
•
6
Jan
17% Jan
13
122% Nov
13
'87% Jan
73
21% Aug 27
Sep 25
,88
28% July
2
42%
30% Jan
Jan
22
30
Jan
23
66% Jan
130
Jan
5
145
33% Jan
2
37
Jan
12
37% Jan
2
4J% Jan
,
21% Jan
22
65% Dec 16
9
34% Jan
7
Jam 29
3
33 %
May 28
13% Jan
32% Sep
Oct~17-
33% Dec
2
19
17
2
7
29
Jan
21
Jan
28
33% Jan
2
19% Jan
2
35% Jan
36% Jan
2
7%
34% July 16
29% Jan
118
Jan
34% Nov
126% July 24
42% Oct 28
44% Nov 19
33% Jan
40
7
28
45
Jan
123
Jan
41% Jan
7
No par
—25
;
525
*92
V2
500
505
4,200
12,800
^
300
69 Vb
69®
2
3,100
92
^
92
130
27
504%
13,300
20,700
40®%
31,100
26%
27 Vb
26%
27%
509%
45
31
94
500
i
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39Tb
40Vb
3.9%
151 Vb
151Vb
152
28Tb
28%
*74Vb
56 Vb
*74 Vb
29 VB
76®%
17%
17%
15Tb
16%
118% 119%
*92 Vb
94
13 Vb v13Vb
40 T
88
2
*137
143
36% ' 36%
38Tb
38Tb
*34
;?'35Vb
61% ' 62 %
91%
119%
94
24
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13 Vb
13Ta
-
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•
62"
62"
143
;
141
36 Vb
36
38
38Tb
39®,b
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:
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35 Vb
•
13%
;
38
*34
35%
91%
13^400
34,000
16
39,200
15%
«
120 Vb
121%
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94
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17,600
14
61
61%f
145
200
.
18Tb
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142
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142
209
i,300
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210
700
,
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36
,
76
r
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15Tb
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61%
143
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36
•
89 Tb
15%
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33,700
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18%
92%,
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15%
30%
76
76 Vb'
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88
93
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118
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152
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93
27
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27Tb
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72
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143 Vb
143
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44%
31
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163
.
35 Vb
36»/a
9,600
38 Vb
38
38 Vb
2,300
35 lb
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35 Vb
39,200
1
3.50
Power Co
Island Creek Coal common
$6
preferred
I-T-E Circuit Breaker Co_j
—5
—-1
10
50c
-_l
5
6i Vb
61 %
59%
61%
58%
60 lb
58Tb
59%
31 Vb '31%
-
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co_
■Iowa Power &-light.Co
23
23% Jan
issued
Iowa Elec Light
23
2
No par
Interstate Power Co
15
8
400
Interstate Dept Stores
37 % Jan. 21
Jan
119% Jan
36% Jan
.•
No par
International Utilities Corp
,
38% Jan 20
Jan
No par
preferred_25
Telep & Teleg_No par
When
26
27% Jan
'
International
7
33% Jan
„_5
7.50
common
International Shoe-
14
18% Jan
100
International Silver.cofumon
31Tb Jan- 16
29
,
31% Jan 23
30
preferred-,
93
93
27Ta
510
No par
common
71
Vb
144
44%
30 Vb
96%
*153-
165
142
144 Vb
44%
44
30 lb
95%
97
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163
23
23%
96 Vb
98
44%
^
23 la
23Tb
8%
8%
8%
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44%
3014
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143 V*
145 f
144%
v
-153
163
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7i%
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5
issued
Harvester
Rys of Cent Amer com
5%: preferred
i_.•
International Salt
j
64 Vb Jan 44
29
Dec 31
35% Aug
7
38% Jun 10
31
34% Jan
58% Jan
1
1
Int'l
2
29% Jan
,
70 Vb
92Vb
27%
100
Corp
•International Paper
$4 preferred—,
94
Jan .28
16% Jan
2
60
„5
31
x96%
100 i
98Tb
163
*30 Vb
;
4% preferred™
1
100
International Mining Corp«i
5
Int'l Nickel of Canada,--.
__No par
International Packers limited
__1
02Tb Jan 29
16
1
Int'l Minerals & Chemical opm
30
Jan «5
121% Jan
V/o
■k
76% Jan 29
•20-
91% J.an
5
13 % Jan 26
*
Int'l
'
23
23%
23T«
-.
'
145 Vb 145Tb
44Vb
45
20
Inc.
preferred—
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*153
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-
Ctfs
.Int'l Business Machines
When
27
85% Feb 27
99
140 % Jan
Apr
707/a*Jan
24'Vb
98 %
13
86
-
8%
23%
;
29
37
26% July
7
68% Jan 13
13% Apr
1
8%
1
No par
100
—
Oct
29'
Jan
8 Tb Jan
25 Vb Jan
102 Vb Jan
Dec l'l
2
13
-
24
Dec
43
25% Jan
18 % Jun
2
28
July 18
22% Jan
300
Jan
95% Jan
400
,
.
21%;
90 V a
Vb'
22'
23,200
2,200
63%
213b
,
6V 'a
38
4
5,300
17,000
1%
90T»'
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22 Vb
92 Vo
220
,
4%
,63%
22 %
•/
49
14%
1%
63 T a
";217b
90Tb
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-
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31
14 Tb
4 Tb
4Vb
63 Tb
22%
j
1%
4 Vb
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63%
22%
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63 Vb
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14®/a
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15TV
38 Vb
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85
72
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.
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96 Vb
96%
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;
500
5,300
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47Tb
47 lb
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20Tb
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Co
Manhattan
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31
41
7
16 Tb
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39 Vh
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45% Jan
310
; 3214
32
16 la
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1
5% convertible pfd series A_—50
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5
29
51
15 Vb
38
29
6% Jan 26
38% Dec
Jan
60
*
71
36 7 a
17Ta
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2
2
29 % Jan
115
70%
13%
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2% Jan
28% Jan
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114
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70
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2
10,200
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38
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20
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2,700
1,400
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32Tb
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88
30 Vb
32 7 «
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55
150
2,900
69 %
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36
3,700
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88
31
32%
32%
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68 Vb
16
21
29
10
38%
13%
29
90% Jan
3,900
1,900
19,000
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36%
22% Jan
30% Jan
-
2
16 Tit
63% Jan
5 % Jan
35 V
13%
87
19
27 7 a
34 Vb
38®i
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34%
16 Vb
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41
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3
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15
18
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10
Apr
41
27%
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preferred
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Howard Stores Corp
16
3 ®/b Sep
22
5% Jan
1
,3,800
41%
45%
5
3% '/o
22
1
8
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10
Household Finance common
30
75
17
16,600
37
12.50
$2.25 convertible preferred
84% Jan 20
6
20
Nov
37Tg
28%
36%.
_No par
Houdaille-Industrics Inc
37% Jan
2
78
Jan"19
12
Jun
131
37 V4
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com
2,800
45 Vb
45 Vb
70
9,200
-
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31
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convertible preferred
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23
Feb
<
49
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%
-38
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*4,100
301 b
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40% Jan
62% Jun
02
45% "
133
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30
44
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28
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133
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92
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23
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46
14%
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88
50c
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38% Jan
65% Jan'
88
20% Jan
6
convertible
:
46%
•
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2TAZ
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29%
88
2.50
67%
27
91
35%
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Holland Furnace Co
21
29
16
1
-
Homes take Mining—
Honolulu Oil Corp
49% Jan
27% Jan 19
3
84
81
2
7% Jan
23% Nov 28
74% Dec 20
Jan
84
21
41% Dec
27
35% Jan 28
31
8% Nov 20
29'% Nov
9
21
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2
2
15% Dec
45% Dec
31
Jan
9% Jan
9% Jan
-
66 Va
70%
114.
70%
37%
No par
46%
66 %
-
31
19%
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
1
j
3%% preferred series A_
100
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_Nopar
29
Corp
46%
f
v
94-
54
100
.
Chocolate
%
30%
32%
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Hewitt-Robins Inc
15% Sep
36% Dec
preferred
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23%
23
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1
—i
Jan
13
104,
14
80
89%
..100
Jan
14
40
94'.
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34
26% Jan
>90
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11% Jan
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104
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63%
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45
80
19
Apr 23
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63% Jan
3
35% Dec 31
': :
92
•
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15
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10
noncumulative preferred
25
Hercules Motors
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Hercules Powder common
2 1/12
2
86
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42 r.
:
35
35
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28%
28%
I
14%,
100
25
46%
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36
65
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14
16
46
45%
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,
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42
29%
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1
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Jan
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86
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27
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94
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86
86
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Jun
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12
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104
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4
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36
1
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71% Jan
64% Jan
10
Jan
19% Nov
61
preferred
Industries Inc
Industries Inc_.
80
27
16% Jan
Haveg
7
13
Jan
Jan
36% Jan
38
2
4% '/o
Jan 15
26
14
22
V 22 %;
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31%
42%-
26%
5
10
Hat Corp of America common
42% Jan
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Oct
27%
46
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80
15% Nov 17
23
22% Jan
Co
^
133
/
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25
42% ,42%'
100
1
2.50
Hart Schaffner & Marx
9% Dec
23 ' '■
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com
Harris-Intertype Corp
Harsco Corporation
29% Jan
Jan
22%
*90
31%
41%
5
;
Ol/o preferred
51'/a Dec 31
25
1
5
preferred-.:
Harbison-Walk Refrac
Jan 13
Jan 28
44% Jan.
Printing Co
68%
27%
100
Cementing
69
Paper Co.——.... 2.50
Hammond Organ Co_
—1
46% Jan 22
38
Well
Oil
convertible
4%
/
1,500
17,100
-
57% •--577 a
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5,900
/
91%
-
91%
94:.;.
277 a
75%.
125 %
124 Va
124%
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86
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91%
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Jan 30
49
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5
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107% Oct
132j
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9
Feb
13
Jan
30% Jan
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38
10
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Hamilton Watch Co common
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36% Nov
28% Jan
6
22% Apr 25
12% July 14
32% Jan
Jan
95
33
132
1
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15
24
Jan
29% Nov
v
38% May
9
28% Jan 20
30
29
91
10
Mar 17
140
20% Apr 29
22% Jan 20
37/a Jan
22% Jan
19
47% Dec
41
2
30
123
83
5
Halliburton
69% Jan
293# Jan 29
39% Jan
5
4.4% Jan 15
33% Sep 26
2
2
25% Jan
8
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86
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100
preferredS4.40 dividend preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
$5 dividend preferred
Jan. ?9
124%
126%
tlie Week
Friday
Thursday
74%
77
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103
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9
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94
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76
76
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Gulf
Gulf Stated Utilities Co—
55
31
96
May 29
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100
2
122% Jan
55% Dec
6
19
Oct 30
90
25% Jan
SALE
Jan. 38
Jan.37
'
28 lb Nov 17
75% Dec 22
129
Dec 115
9
5
May
Higlwat
Lowest
Iligkist
Lowest
14
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Jan. 36
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1»5H
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
30T»
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30%
29%
30 lb
29Tb
29Te
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30 Vb
30 Vb
18Tb : 18%
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35%
38 Vb
38%
36% ' 36Tb
41Tb
41'b
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41
41%
31Tb
31%
31%
31T4
30Tb
31%
30 Va
30%
29 Vb
30 Vb
29
28%
28Tb
18%
29
18%
29
18Ts
29
18Tb
18%
18%
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35Tb
35 V b
35®/b
34Tb
35 Va
34%
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38 Vb
37Tb
38 Vb
37%
38 la
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38 Vb
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40
40
123
123
40
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22 lb
5.200
39%
40
123
39%
40%
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.
C
20
'
15% Jau
2
26% Sep
3
21% Jan
19% Feb
25
33% Oct
3
28% Jan
15
90% May 12
'82.
Jan
56
Feb
3
82% Dec
23
82
13
7
Jan
13
93% Nov 20
92% Jati
2
88
85
Jan
24
Jan
85% Jan
96
Jan
'13
28
34% Apr 23
86% Jan
52% Dec 31
51% Jan
28
63
Dec
31
56% Dec 31
49 % Jan
7
55% Jan 15
57% Jan 16
Apr
11
61
93
*
38
" Mar
4
May 22
For
footnotes
Dec 30
99% Aug
54% Oct
see
page
9
59% Jan
2
7
97
Jan
2
103% Jan 28
8
48% Jan
6
53% Jan 21
24.
1
67 3/4 Jan
5
Jefferson; Lake Sulphur Co,
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & X,t A% pfd__100
6
35
■
Jaeger Machine Co——
-
31% Jan 28
Jewel Tea Co Inc
.
common
3%%- preferred
Johns-Manville Corp
Johnson & Johnson
26
•
1
94
217a
22 Vb
30
31 Vb
83
83
94
9434
94Tb
22
22%
3.200
30%
29%
30 lb
35,400
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30%
83
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84
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84
84
84
80
94
94
93
94
94
94
1,700
85
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29%
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85
86 Vb
50
53%
28,900
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53 Vb
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85
85
5
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53 Tb
51 Vb
533b
52Ta
5
53%
54Tb
53
53Tb
52
53'b
52 %
52 lb
52%
53%
6,000
10
66Tb
67Tb
66 Vb
67Ta
62Tb
67
64
65
64Tb
65 Vb
52,000
102
103
,100
—
-
Jones & Xaughlin Steel coin5% preferred series A—;
Joy Manufacturing Co
22
30
*82 V2
,100
1
102% 102Tb
51Tb ' 53Vb
86
..
101 lb.1023b
513 4
.
52 Vb
103
51%
103%
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•
51%
53 lb
53 Vb
52%
102
52® a
102
52%
630
9,200
Volume
Number 5817
189
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
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(615)
'
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
8
LOW AND HIGH SALE
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Jan.26
PRICES
Wednesday
Jan. 27
Sale* tw
Thursday
Jan.28
Jan.
.
♦he Week
Friday
»9
Jan.30
Shares
K
Feb
28
47% Oct
13
68% Jan
2
98% Nov
11
39% Jan
7
45% Mar
23
t
Oct
85
,
87
117
108% Jan
2
49% Jan
12
86
14
29
Dec
*
9
May
78 % Jan
Jan
2
~ Jan
22
;92% Jan
,.
27
22
Jan
42% Jan
6
21
37
Jan
42% Dec
\
Kansas Gas
29% Dec
3
28% Jan
31% Jan
18%'Oct
30
16% Jan
7
431%.Oct
10
41 % Jan
19% Ja» 21
46% Jan.16
75% Jan 27
105% Oct
13 '
96% Jan
66% Nov
28
58
60% Nov
i 25
...Jan
2
10% Jan
2
25% Apr
33% Jan
i
-
2
t
107
.20%. Jan
Jan
2
30
:
.
25% Jan
34% Jan
43
Jan
60
Jan
28% Dec '.; 2
26% Jan
2
2
78% Sep
.
v
32
Jan
82
82
*79'
82
*79
83
*79
82
91
91
92%
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94
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93
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93
40
96%
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96%
95%
96
96
96
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97
60
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84
84%
84%
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37%
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37
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40
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40
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401.4
8.75
30%
31%
30%
30%
30%
31
30%
31
30%
31%
l_-
59%
57
27%
45
45
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45%
Kimberly-Clark "Corp
King-SCeley. Corp'I!!——
61
62%
60
62%
;__i
28%
29%
28%
100 G
33%
34
33%
._10
45 %
46%
46
100
83%
83%
84
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14%
15
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33%
33%
,__10
42%
42%
5
22%
23
1
32%
33%
22%
23%
5
Airlines
Kdppers Co Ilia common-!—
pi'eferred-i
1——u!
Inc;
!
.
Kresge (S S) Co
38 %
Jan
Kress
Jan
4,2% Jan
23% Jan
26
21
12
Kroehler Alfg Co.
31
Jan
34% Jan
22
Kroger- Co
ID
iS
& Co___
(The)
.
1
new______
18%
ia%
58%
27%
15
-
83%
18%
27%
31
7
18
58%
Dec
22
18%
27%
33% Dec
43% Nov;
18
5
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83%
38 %
59
E
92%
84
83%
611/4
<
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gov;.
Dutch
92%
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Co.,
___
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44%
Korvette.
501%
200
*95
104%
6
50%
8.200
*90
43
33% Jan .26
2
50%
104
4%
15% Jan
Dec 22
50%
44%
KLM -Royal
14% Jan
32% Nov' 12
50%
104%
28
2,600
50%
44%
2.7'
Jan
84% Jan
51
50%
104%
' Jan '26
48%'
%
3
,31
8
Jan
7
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16% May 26
,
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34
2
42
81
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1,800
116%
51
7
5
117
116%
Co —1
2.50
Kerr-McGee Olt'InduS common.
a
20
116
115%
1
19
Jan
400
117
116 Va
par
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24 % Jan
,
86
•
22% Jan
;
27% Jan
11
>
45% Nov
9
9% Feb 17
Jan
48
115%
Ketn'Gotuity.. Land
,Jan
97
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9
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40%
97
47
41
100
—
5
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45%
27 -i%.i-66
May. 29
29% Feb
2
i
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7
.
46% Jan 16
19% Apr 22
*
7
;.-,29%
70% Nov 21
-
& Electric
Kayser-Roth Corp
Jan
116%
40
98
47
40%
97%
47
100
Kels'ey,; Hayes Co—
CtfpppruJiiu%,Y.___No
29
61% Janr~ 9
54% Jan
27% Jan
46% Nov
7
11
29% Nov 11
Feb 25
38
.,
115
97%
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.
Kansas Ppvter A; Light' Co_
Jan
^:/64 -f
Jan
"
47
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411,4
40%.
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:
100
Kansas City .Southern com—No
par
4% .noii-cum. preferred™":
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29
38% Jan
79% Jan
40
*97
47
:
preferred
l; ; 4.50%.,preferred
,84% Jan
19
13
30
41%
98
47
100
convertible: preferred
4.20^ preferred—!.
4.35#' preferred!—!:,
38% Aug
40%
*97
50
—
4%
..96Jan * 9
41%
100
preferred
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co cdm_No
par
''■3.80% - preferred
190
20
Jun
88% Nov
10
29
80
13
Jan
4%%
4%%
30
2
90
94%
7
Jan
51 "v. Jan
41
33%"
-
23
July 31
96
'"99
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Jan ?-v2
29% Jan
Feb
92% May 29
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6
■
14
Jan
16
Kaiser Alum & Cliem Corp
4%% convertible preferred
5
98% Jan
,47
23
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50% Jan 10
(
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2
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34
2
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■
30
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2
38% Jan
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58
56
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57%
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28
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45
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12,700
5,400
400
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27,300
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14%
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14%
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33%
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33%
33%
33%
33%
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42
41%
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41%
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3,200
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1
13% Jan
22% Dec. 24
17
Jan
7
Jan
2
4 % Jan
15
24% Jan
8
25% Jail
26
preferred series A
25
Corisolidada 6% pfd-75.Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant
1
Jan
8
26% Jan
19
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2
25
Feb
20
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83'
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17
89
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28
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21
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14
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21
2
3
21
6
37% Jail 20
30
20% Jan
22
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5% Jan
2
7% Jan
19
50c
2
10% Sep. 24
S% Jan
2
10% Jun
12
22% Feb
28
30
Jan
14
30
Jan
21
24% Feb
14% Jan
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18%
Jan
95
Jan
7
13
12
Jan
5
36
7% Jan
3
65% Jan
2
Sep 17
60% Jan 22
16
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7%
6%
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9%
10 Va
9%
30
30%
29%
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30%
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1
—
5
Lerney Btorcs Corp
2
-93% Jan
26
151% Jan
22
2
106% Jan
12
^60;%
26
Link Belt Co__
63% Oct
14
57 % Jan
15 Y Oct
21
11•
10% Nov
1-0
90% Dec
11
74
16
8
Jan
42%
-
20%
No par
2
3
...
10
102
7
25
100
10
13
93%
-—3
60
2.50
11%
11%
10%
Jan
8
List'lhclustries Corp——I
1
9%
28
83
Jan
2
Litton
10c
78%
60% Jan
Jan
*12% Jan
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69 % Dee
16
68% Jaii
16
32% Jan
5
23% Oct
"21
20% Jan
6
21% Jan
20
38% Oct
20
34% Jan
28
37% Jan
5
12
Industries
Jnc
Lockheed Aircraft
Jan
2
47% Dec
107% Feb
18
135% Dec
12
Jan
23
22% Mar 28
*
99
'
Oct
30
.
104
3
88 %
8
Mar
Oct
14
92% Feb
11
100% Apr
14
129% Nov
32
4
10
143
27% Feb
55% Mar
4 "-
-
7
139% Jan
2
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25
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Jan
15
87
Jan
14
128% Jan
2
78% Jan
26
8
102 V- Jan 16
16
2
102
85% Jan
:
.
'
16
140
Jan
87%
Jan
12
Lorillard
Jan
6
1423 A Jan
19
42
Jan
2
43% Jan
27
Louisville Gas &; El Co
76% Jail '■ 2
-•87% Jan
22
Louisville
17
Sep
81% Sep
15% Jan
27
16*% Jan
16
71% Jan
7
-75% Jan
5
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30
21% Jan
5
23% Jan
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2
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1%
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2%
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18%
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13%
19%
19%
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7%
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7%
9%
9%
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9%
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30%
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29%:
30
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45
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20%
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13%
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93%
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21
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31%
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21%
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120
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102
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50
& Sons Inc
Steamship
2
1%
21%
32%
(Ky)-Nopar
Lukens Steel-Co
-
11
31%
45%
100
Nashville
&
4,100
88
10%
63
137
10
common
138
10
.
Co
(P)
23
22
11
60
10
_100
100
10Q„
100
series D preferred—
Jun
v.81',L,OCt;6
10
100
4.35%- series E preferred4.40% series G conv pftl'
9
Jan
11% Jan
4.25 Vo
47%
10%
88
34%
4
4.84% conv preferred
'••Long Island Lighting Co -com
-.
5% series B preferred—
88 % Jan2
«
19% Jun
-
Lone Star Cement Corp—^
Lone Star Gas Co common".
26
-
46%
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103%
*84%
88
62%
.—No par
—
Dec
f
44
14
July 28
Nov
89
Jan JO
32% Jan
128
5
Jan
29% Jan
126
.
83
82
85 ■
-
46% Jan
42% Jan
9
Nov
31
%
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46%
700
21
1
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99%
11
9%
26
31%
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26
200
10%
13%
102
60%
(The)——.:
16
26%
46
49%
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7
43%
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27
2
2
103%
900
21
92%
151
101%
25
102
%
13
93%
150%
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Apr" 10
28% Jan
13%
24%
30%
20%
101
25i%
18%
10%
42
21 %
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30% Jan
12%
43%
103
4%
35
10%
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1%
30
34%
41/a
26
26%
7
80% Jan
9
26
19
Lelin & Fink Products-
,
37%
1%
93% Jan
2
38% Jan
'
non-cum
Valley
37
22%
4%
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25%
'47
'
22%
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4%
4
.25
10%
18%
146% Jan
6% Apr
7
36% Mar 11
88
1%
5
Jan
49
10%
19%
.
,21
,,,.33%
48%
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-
1%
Lehman 'Corp (The).
When
issued.
:
30
Jan
21%
49%
19%
4
10
Jan
16
46% Jan
,
preferred—No par
2nd pfd
No par
31
96% Dec
46% Jan
{
"5
109% Jan
-
26%
48%
1st
lion-cum
'-Lehigh
1
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass: Co
Libbey McNeill & JL.ibby—*
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
7% preferred
Lily Tulip Cup Corp—.
158% Jnm
140
Jan
30% Jan
2
1
100 :
3
*■'. 31
7
2
Oct!
13% Oct?
82% Dec!
2
70% Jan
*
Jan
19% Sep,
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10
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Dec] 19
25%
37%
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?
26%
36%
2
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s
11
2
"
25%
88
5% Jan
-
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26
5
i
4
4
25%
10%
% Jan
9
4
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15% Jan
1% Jan?
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4%
100
17% Feb. 13
July
preferred
22%
34%
v
25%
& Sons Co commons
(James)
3.85%
Tire___"
*4
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
10
Lehigh Portland Cement—
15
Lehigh Valley Industries com_—_1
7
3% Jun 20
1
14
*33
Ira
15
.*51% Jan
Jan
35
9
4
4.32%
Jan,22
10% Jan
'& Mar 28
39% Oct
2
4
6
12% May,
2
Jan
-
LaclederGas Co cominbiil
22
2
;4% Nov>
2
V18% Jan
•**•-
23% Jan
Jan
25% Dec- 38
6
3% May 19
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32% Jan
18
33% Dec
22% Jan
'
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25 Va Dec- 11
2
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,
■
M
f
23
'
Jan
Jan
2
Jan
125
15
21% Jan
3
116
28
.
31% Aug
2
13
29% Jan7
35
Jan
22
MacAndrews & Forbes common
123 '
Jan
22
Y
15
Mack Trucks Inc.
20
Macy (R H) Co Inc coni_
'.v4%% preferred series A
w
r'
17
118%. Jan
36% Nov 17
32 % Jan
6
35% Jan
39% Dec
■
37
Jan
2
"42 % Jail
19
Apr
2
88
15
2
6% preferred
May 14
18% Oct," 1
83% Jan
18 *"
Jan
2
20% Jan
21
Madison Fund
14
17% Dec
31
14
Jan
9
18% Jan
30
Madison
59
Jan
2
m
86
Jan
*
31%
Jan .10
71% Oct
13
30%
Jan
'2
60% Dec
1
48% Jan
7
53% Oct
24
86% Dec'
1
70
Jan
6
Feb
10
Jun
12
450
Jail
22
470
Jan
21
39% Dec
10
36% Jan
6
X'4 2
Jail
15
Mallory AP R)
j
450
23% Apr 29
8% Sep
2
5% Apr
29
6% Jan
19
6% Jan
15% Jan
Aug
Jan
28%. Oct
1
26
Jan
4
6
Jan
9
18% Jan
51% Jan
24% Oct
Oct
28
64% Jan
59% Dec
31
29
52
23% Jan
29% Jan
-45% Nov
Jan
29% Jan.14
-7% Jan 26
2
24% Jan
8
Jan
27
59% Jan
12
67
5
29
7
42% Jan
81% Jan
93% July 11
91% Jail
7
32%. Jan
14
42% Dec
3
37% Jan
2
34 ; Jan
75% Nov
49'
2
2
Dec 22
11
85% Jun
Sep ;16
15
85% Jun
66% Sep
23% Jan
77
2
42
% Jan
16
19%
19%
19%
16%
17
16%
171/4
61%
62%
62%
62%
61 %
65
4S%
50%
48%
49%
48%
50%
72%
71
71
*450
500
16
77% Jan
19
$3.75
71
Jan
30
$3.40
45% Jan
58% Jan
2
2
19% Jan
7
.
-
30
56% Jan
5
7
32% Oct 22
29
Jan
2
33
Jan
16
39% Jan
9
45
24
46
Jau
13'
46
Jan
13
Dec
Jan
10% Apr.
62
13% Nov
7
13% Jan
2
83 % Dec
3
31% Apr 23
29
82
% Jan
6
56% Dec
Jan, 2
28% Mar
11
16 % Jan
1
51
Jan
26
37% Jan
Jan
2
59% Dec
1
55% Jan
20% Nov
17
17% Jan
30
68% Jan
2
Dec
31
93
Jan
14
Jan
14
,70% Nov
21
64
.Jan
19
3
9% Jan
10
8% Jan
*'
2
52
7% Jun
r.
12% Apr
2
8%
16% Jan
2
20
19
2
21 % Jail
9
47% Sep 24
Apr 25
43
Jan
2
7
96
94
Jan
12
22 % Jan.
2
26% Apr
23% Jan
2
14
5
78% July 28
85
May
19% Jan. 7
36% Jan 10
32
Dec
18
29% Jan
83% Dec
10
73
Jan
80
1
86
30% Mar 10
39
Jan
Frr
2
7
May 20
53 % Oct
.
2
27
19% Feb
5
62 % Dec
10
footnotes
c,ee
naee
24
80
Jan
Jan
50% Jan
94
5
29
9
30
83% Jail
-
23
30% Jail
•
7
2
Mercantile Stores Co Inc—
77% Jan
5
Merck
4%
preferred series B—
&
Co
Inc
common.,
Jan
6
Jan
19
44% Jan
8
49% Jan
13
Jan
2
21% Jan
12
$3.50 preferred
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
6
59
30
Mesta
18
53% Jan
-
84
Jan
Machine
Co
28%
28%
29%
29%
29%
7,400
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
12,000
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
15,100
52
70
66
*65
70
54%
66
9,100
200
53%
53%
54
3,200
45%
52
45
45 %
2,500
93
93
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33%
33%
34
34%
35 %
43,300
39%
39%
38
39%
38%
39%
38%"
39%
38%
39%
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49%
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48'A
48%
48 %
48%
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79%
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52%
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81
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71
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71
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71
71
71
52%
54
53%
56%
57%
58%
52%
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56
22
22%
32%
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22
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46
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16
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
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85
85
85
85
51%
53
51 %
53
52%
38%
37%
38%
38%
59%
59%
59%
59%
1
5
18
1
17%
17%
17%
18
46
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45 %
16
11,700
16%
16
16%
21,900
86
86
53%
38%
51%
52%
52%
52%
6,800
373 s
37%
37%
37%
8,100
57%
16
16%
58%
57
18%
19%
19%
19%
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94
94
95%
2,200
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65
66%
65%
66
3,800
8%
8%
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66
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8%
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18%
19
18%
19%
21%
21
21%
20%
48
48
48%
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95
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94
25%
25%
83 %
83
82%
82%
82%
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30
30
30%
30%
73%
75
73%
74%
73
25%
8
%
8%
19%
6,000
21%
20%
20%
2,200
50
49%
50%
12,400
95%
20
20%
20%
50
49%
-
94
25%
25%
9,200
82%
82%
82 %
82%
260
30%
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30%
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73%
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30%
30%
400
73 %
74%
20,800
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85
85
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49
48%
48%
47
48
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47%
47
47
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21
20%
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20%
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58 %
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58%
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120
94
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48%
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5,300
8%
19%
8%
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85
1,300
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94
59
95%
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160
18%
18
94
5
1,100
94
59
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1
100
:No par
1
12.50
2,700
85%
66
%
90
22
15%
96%
25%
57
32%
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85
66%
25%
•
10
8,100
16
96%
48%
21%
20
85
65%
8%
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33
16
15%
47%
56
22%
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46
15%
21%
56
22
57
22%
33
15%
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54%
54%
33
3
10
%
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57
22%
38%
—1
140
80%
81
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22%
32%
48% '49%
94
79 %
56
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Y
-
80%
22
50
Corp common——l
5
4%% preferred (1st series)—100
Corp common
9%
19%
92%
Mead
Melville Slioe
8%
18%
45%
Publishing
12
1,300
20,100
8%
18%
331/8
♦
12
7%
8%
17%
92%
,
Jan
4,000
44%
*
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
*6%
7
7
200
38%
34%
1_
McLellun Stores Co—^—
38%
38%
38
500
45%
92%
McCrory-McLellan
Stores Corp wi-—:—
27% Jan
28
Oct
Jan
20 % Jan
86% Jan
74
6
17
33% Apr
15% Jan.
2
08% Jan
*450
45%
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
McKesson & Kobbins Inc
McLean Trucking Co_
97% Jan
.
500
33%
McGraw-Hill
-
*450
71%
92 %
No par
No par
No par
3
common
preferred
*65
56
50
r71%
34%
30
Nov
17
$2.50
67
55%
12,100
49%
93%
15
7
22% Dec
15
13% Jan
98
McCord Corp
24%
67
57 %
30,800
51
64%
64%
49
45%
No par
Corp
I
24%
24%
70
66%
62%
8%
7%
24%
8,900
34
No par
pfd 1947 seriespreferred
:
27%
7%
39,800
18%
93%
i
Corp!
28%
7%
290
19%
16%
45%
15
20
17%
85
19%
17%
18
8
17%
27%
*84
19%
*71
6%
6%
,
4,000
100
—1
60% Jan
Jan
86
56%
8
20
40%
'
No par
19% Jan
26
41% Sep
coin
24%
*65
6%
17%
1,500
16,000
19%
38%
37 %
85
»
34%
16%
1
500
;450
i
403/a
71
*70%
32
123
■
45
50c
McCrpry Stores Corp common—50c
3%%-convertible preferred—100
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc
1
McGraw-Edison Co__.
;
1
55% Jan
o:
5
2
20
7%
40% Jan
.
2
10% Jan
39
29
10'% Jan
16
15
& Co
Maytag Co common
$3 preference
McCall
23% Jan, 15
18% Apr
6%
8
No par
May .Dept Stores common
:
5
-$3.75 preferred
—No par
19
55% Jan
6%
7%
preferred——
Masonite
27
29
6%
Co.—
Jan
20
1
No par
;
Oil
Field
-4%%
Martin
80
Dec
40%
7%
80% Jan
20
39%
17%
Marshall
39%
39
—1
28%
-.49% Jan
56% Nov
500
7%
2
■
*450
17%
15
8
*71
28%
20
Jan
1
50
<
40
*84
84%
19%
16%
10
33
33%
40
%
32%
85
*84
83%
20
32
123
*121
40%
Moore—12.50
Exploration
1
Marine Midland Corp common
5
4% convertible preferred
-.50
Marquette Cement Ml'g Co
_4
Maracailio
Jan
69
40%
84
Manning, Maxwell &
Jan
July 30
40%
16%
50
Bros—•-—
78
"49% NOV 19
2
21
40%
5
26
.46
.'35% Jan >19
41
19%
Manhattan-Shirt-^—
47
13
2
Mandel
32%
84
preferred
conv
& Co—
Manatj Sugar Co—
26
50% Jan 31
Jan
Jan
93% Jan
6
36% Jan
4%%'
30
'
67
30
Sep 25
2
25% Jan
75
14
9% Jan ,30
19% Jaii
8
7% F- :b ■
25% Jan
V
"7%" Jail
5
17
5% Jan
21
.
15
5
7
14
2
8% Nov
5% Jan
12% Jan
30
33%
40%
Mahoning Coal Rlt Co
390
66% Jan
'79 V4 Jan
32%
'
1
•
UbPV4 aan
'
123
32%
32
32
123
No par
Garden.
;
.-
32
'121
33%
33%
Inc
Square
*121
33%
Magma Copper!—
;
Magnav.ox Co (Tbe;)_——„—
6
33
123
32%
34%
123
No par
100
Jan
8
33%
*121
5
Apr '"1
78% Jan
: 13%
10
100
200
1,800
29,000
3,300
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
20
.
.
Monday, February 2
.
(616)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Ranee for
Range
Year 1958
Sep
91
Dec
22
79
Oct
15
Jail
14
July
92
97
104
24% Mar
25
35% Jan
17
Jan
26
99
Jan
2
99
Jan
22
Jan
22
2
33% Jan
13
preferred series
preferred series
3.80% preferred series
4.45% preferred series
Miami
Copper
Middle
South
Utilities
38% Jan
22
Midwest
Minerals & C'hcin Corp of Amer—
2
2
90
4
36% Jan
12
6
11
Jan
8
22% Jan
Dec
111 % Jan
28
121% Jan
30
12
20% Nov
5
2
92% Jan 22
25% Jan
6
20% Jan
12
21% Feb
126
10
13
28
Jan
10
11% Jan
2
Nov
3
Jan
8
14
5
20
Jan
15
Minn St Paul & S S Marie—No par
8
111% Jan
122
Jan
26
Minn
36% Jan
29% Jan
73 Va Feb
25
21% Jan
2
35% Oct
8
Jan
13
30
Minnesota
&
29
35 % Jan
2
39
Jan
Minnesota
•
35% Dec
22
27% Jan
Power &
6
16% Jan
2
18 % Jan
30
Minute
4%Jan
,
18% Oct
2
34
25
•14% Aug
6
13
44% Jan
28
18% Feb 25
25% Aug
0
22% Jan
8
26 Va Jan
26
39% Dec 16
36% Jan
2
38% Jan 22
Feb
31
Jan
10
4% Jan
2
27
;20
Apr
28
41% Jan
8
47% Jan 22 V
14% Dec 18
_No par
1
Mission Corp
_1
Mission Development Co
5
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR A——
20% Jan
30
16 V« Jan
30
63% Jan
2
2
.80
Nov
19
90
Nov
19
68% Jan
9
72% Jan 20
16% Dec 18
14%' Jan
2
16
Jan
19
preferred;
4.20% preferred
Mojud Co Inc
18% Jan
6
24
Jan
29
Monarch Machine
14
Jan
6
15 Va Jan
12
Monon
8
Jan
2
10% Jan
13
8% Jan
15% Jan
13
20% Sep 29
14% Sep 23
i
11% Apr 22
Class
B
41% Nov 20
31% Dec
1
38% Jan
42% Jan
20
28% Jan
14
31
Jan
29
71% Dec 12
28
72
Jan
12
Montana Power Co
Jan
45
>>
«
•
17% Jan
Montecatinl Mining &
American shares
40% jail
28
43% Jan
15
f
6
24% Jan
27
Moore-McCormack
23% Jon
2
27% Jail
19
•
60% Dec 31
57% Jan
28
75% Dec 29
67% Jan
29
62% Jan
74% Jan
15
19'
Motorola
1
3
18% Nov 11
16%, Jan
2
17% Jan
9
19% Jan
a
32% Nov 21
28
Jan
0
25% Oct
30% Jan
a
45
37
*
•
17
2
32
24% Jan
2
43% Jan
2
29% Jan 30
47% Jan. 15
99
*97
99
•97
30
99
35%
36%
36'A
37%
37%
^
33 VB
48
47%
48 %
47'A
48 Va
47%
36
36
36
36%
36%.
45%
46%
46
46%
46
88
88
89%
89%
90
58%
38%
38%
38
%
38%
38'A
20%
21%
20%
22
21 %
114%
116%
111 %
114%
18%
19%
19%
19%
93%
93
93
lo,you
37%
46%
7
47 Vb
36
46%
6,400
47%
*34
3,200
"
6,000
46Vb
%
'
93
39%
90
240
38 'A
37%
38
2,700
22% i
22%
22%
75,600
113'A
117%
13.000
>0
115
112%
19
94%
26
19 Vb
19%
*93
26%
11,300
19%
«
94%
*93
'
*25%
27%
27%
;
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26%
27%
26%
27%
V.27%
:
117%
b
36%
38%
38 %
38%
17
16%
17%
44
43
437b
26 Vb
2f%
25%
24%
25 %
37 Vb
38%
37%
37%
37
37%
67'«
is
30'.
27%
27%
'
1,206
277b
27%
.
13%
19%
19%
118%
7,500
19%
ISOVB
30
800
26%
t 118%
120%
19
18%
19%
19%
122
36%
26%
9,800
'
117%
1197 b
35%
36VB
36
36%
38
38%
3774.
38
*37%
38 %
17
17%
17 Vb
18Vb
17%
18'A
08,500
43%
120
44%
43%
41%
43%
44 Va
-17,206
24%
24%
24 Va
24%
37,600
?6%
57 %
37%
38 %
6%
6%
43 Va
447b
-
20'A
-
11,600
36%
36
J
1,700
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Va
:
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,
6%
45%' '40%
20
20%
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,
7
6%
45%
7%
7
,
46
42%
45%;
20
20
19%
20
15Vb
14 Va
15
61
62
72
72
*71
72
155/b
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15%
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:
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h'l
:
15%
14%
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20
.:
7
4.900
15,500
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44
•
45
Va
-14.300
•
20%
20%
2,400
14%
16% A
02%
62 %
72
72
15%
15'A
23%
15 Vu
14%
'
24
83,600
'
20 Va
20%
20%
14%
14% "'V
8%
9%
8%
41%
0
30%
41%
30%
f
"14%
62
*61
62
72
72
*71
72
15
15
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15%
21%
21%
23
23
24
15
14%
14%
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15
8%
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9
8%
•
i
180
v
•
120
200
15,0003
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15
400
9
9%
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-
9
1,400
41
41%
41
41%
41
41%
30%
30%
30%
31%
30%
31
67
67%
66
66%
63%
65%
64%
67%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20-%
20%
20%
20%
76,200
41%
*66%
20%
41 %
■; 30%
-
7,500
31
67.
,5,000
,
20%
33%.
32
33
31%-
32%
32%
33%
41%
41%
41%
41 %
40%
41%
40%
41
40%
41%
23
23%
23%
24%
24
24%
23%
24
23%
24
10
27%
27%
26%
27%
26%
27%
26%
27
26%
27%
9,700
...7,200
„
59%
60 %
58%
£9%
57%
58%
57%
59%.
59%
61%
10,800
71%.
Wheel Corp
Mueller Brass Co
Motor
73
17
10
5
Corp
33%
34%
34
No par
Inc
Motor Products
17%
*69%
10%
30,300
71
08%
69
67%
69
70%
70%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
'2,600
/ 3,500
1
2
31
31%
31
31%
31
31%
30%
31%
31%
31%
•
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
28
23
29%
46
47
46%
46%
45%
27%
46%
27%
1
Munslngwcar Inc
Murphy Co (Q C)
Murray Corp of America
46'A
46%
46%
47%
4,600
28%
29
28-%
2o%
28%
28%
28%
23%
28%
29%
11,900
48
48
*48
49%
48
48
49%
200
*10
10
.
3,600
28% Jan
27
Sep 18
45% Jan
5
50% Jan
9
Myers
(F E)
2
18
Jan
9
Natco
Corp
f
16%
16%
16%
16
16%
National Acme Co
1
54 Va
54%
54%
56 Va
57%
58%
58'A
59%
58%
59%
4,200
1
27'/a
28%
27'A
27%
25 V8
25%
26%
26
26%
14,900
20,700
21
50
No par
Bros
&
*48
*48
49%
N
Jan
$
15
Aug 19
13% Jan
43% Jan
3
59'A Oct 14
52'A Jan
12
14% Jan
2
22% Dec 29
21'A Jan
6
29% Jan
22
National Airlines
9Va Jan
2
16% Dec 19
14% Jan
7
18'A Jan
26
National Automotive
23 Va Mar
2
31
8
26% Jan
2
29 Va Jan
22
National Aviation
51% Nov 20
49 Va Jan
15
55
Jan
30
National
20
154 Va Jan
2
160
Jan
26
11
41% Jan
6
149% Oct
3
9% Jan
2
Jan
Jan
168
13
16'A Nov 20
Jan
59% Jan 29
14% Jan 12
23
80
Jan
5
50 Va Jan
17
86'A Dec 19
71% Jan 20
19'A Jan
2
30% Dec
11
28'A J#n
28
32% Jan 15
37% Jan
7
49 Vb Nov
21
47 'A Jan
29
51
20% Jan
2
31% NOV 19
29% Jan
8
103% Nov 19
Jan
9
2
32 Vb Jan
21
1%
Biscuit
Fibres
National Cash
4Vi%
5
101% Jan
7
24
Dec
9
23
Jan
5
24 Vb Jan
21
National Fuel
11
60
Jan
2
64% Jan
15
National Gypsum Co
94'A Jan
7
97
Jan
15
Jan
7
84'/a Apr
17
100
8
May
15%
15%
16%
16
27 Va
28%
27%
28
27%
27%
52 %
52 Va
53%
53
54%
53%
$4.50
Gas
10
13
Co
10
preferred
National Lead Co
110'A Jan
5
117
Jan
22
2
168
Jun
19
152% Jan
5
157
Jan
29
1%
preferred A
.100
143
Jun
17
131
5
132% Jan
15
6%
preferred B
2
18% Jan
29
National Linen
Service
28% Jan
2
35% Jan
30
Natl
&
17% Jan
2
18% Jan
22
74 % Jan
7
81% Jan
19
35% Jan
28
Jan
5
66
Jan
13
74% Jan
26
National Sugar Ref
National Tea Co
10% Jan
6
12% Jan
14
National Theatres
11
77% Dec
30% Jan
13
i
42% Jan
2
40% Sep
9
71% Dec 10
';
7% Jan
2
11% Dec
17
•
4
Jan
r
37
Malleable
3
12% Oct 22
12
Jan
9
29
National U
2
14% Oct
7
15% Jan
15
National. Vulcanized
8% Dec
7
18
13% Jan
2
9% Jan
29
30%
31
30'A
101
100%
7% Jan
13% Jan
3
16% Nov 24
16% Jan
2
18% Jan
8
3
13% Aug 11
12
Jan
9
14% Jan
26
Neisner Bros Inc
t
26 % Jan
2
38% Nov 19
36% Jan
2
40% Jan
27
Newberry Co
74 Va Oct
23
84 Va
78 % Jan
14
81
30
14% Jan
Dec
14
13% Mar
18
Apr
16
14% Jan
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23 Vo
7,000
62
62
62%
62'A
63%
63 Vb
63%
6;500
*96
98
96
96
96
96
113
114
114
115
'
157
*155%
157
132%
*131%
132%
8
18%
18
18
18%
18'A
18%
32
31 %
32
31%
34%
24%
18%
18
18%
18
18 V*
18
18 VB
80%
80%
80%
80%
78%
80'A
79%
79%
79%
80
36
36%
36%
36%
..35%
36%
-36%
36%
36%
*
72
74%
72
73%
71%
73 %
71%
73 VB
73%
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
13
13
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13'A
14%,
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
xl4%
14%
2,400
8%
8%
9%
9'A
9%
9Va
9%
82,500
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17%
17%
17%
1,800
„
•
11%
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__1
Fibre
12%
13%
1
14%
15
Co
8%
—1
17%
17%
17%
14%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14
14
14%
4.100
39%
40%
40
40
'39%
39%
40
40
3,300
79%
79%
79%
79%
79%
*79%
61
60
81
130
100
preferred
'
*79
45
44%
44%
43%.
44%
43%
44'A
25
23%
24%
23'%
24%
23%
23%
27% Jan
28
30% Jan
6
New
York
No par
27%
28%
27%
28-%
27'A
28'%
N Y
34% Jan
Jan
15
22
9% Jan
23
10% Jan1
18% Jan
29
20% Jan
England Electric System
1
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd_100
Mining
Air
10
Corp
Brake
Central
26
36% Jan
12
56% Dec 31
86
104%
Chicago & St Louis Co
18
33%
Y
& Harlem RR Co
50
"290%
Y
No par
9%
Jan
29
58% Jan
21
80
Jan
30
41% Jan
14
2
18
8
68 % Jan
8
80% July 25
88% Apr 23
93% Jan 24
73% Jan
27
76
5
19
2
July
Sep 25
Aug 15
108
Sep
79
105 'A May 16
Feb
18% Jan
2
31% Jan
3
7
92
82% Jan
104% Jan
6
61% Dec
53% Apr
27
Dec
Jan
7
Common
York
5%
Gas
Common
$3.75
3,200
56%
55%
56
55
56
55%
55 Va
15,100
*78%
80
79%
79%
40%
39%
40%
40
40'%
39%
40%
39%
39%
69%
70
70
70
70
70
69 %
70
73%
73%
*74
75
*74
75
31
*80
82
81
82
No par
40
69%
69%
73%
75
79%
80
87% Jan
19
4.10%
preferred
100
*86%
29
5.25%
preferred
100
107
preferred
100
87%
c 107
28% Jan
26
Niagara Share Corp
5
28%
9
70
20
Nopco Chemical Co
2
66
2
Jan
9
21% Sep
5
25% Feb 20
23% Apr
45% Dec
18
22% Jan
12
22% Jan
9
19
39% Jan
15
15% Jan
27% Nov
17
21% Jan
28
45% Jan
24
Jan
15
Northeast
27
Northern
Central
22
Northern
Natural
30
5%%
106% Aug
5
32% Jan 12
70
Jan
6
32 % Jan
2
73
.
Jan
35% Jan
Jan
7
107
113% May 26
59% Nov
5
108
Jan
8
109% Jan
7
48% Jan
8
52% Jan
19
Jan
16% Jan
7
25
Ry
American
2
24% Jan
23
75% Jan
85% Jan
15
19
80% Oct
1
94% Jun
83 % Dec
31
22% Apr
10% Jan
7
2
30% Dec
17
34% Dec
57% Dec
10
Feb
For
footnotes
7
Jan
8
85
Jan
15
84
31
6
31
93% Mar
84
5
85% Jan
16
5
36
Jan
26
7
34
Jan
5
35
Jan
22
52)% Jan
9
Jan
37% Dec
17
31% Jani ;
33% Dec
31
30 % Jan;
*31% Jan
see
page
24.
47% Jan
-
7
27
Airlines
conv
27%
28%
27%
28%
27
26%
26%
26%
67
66 Va
67
66 Va
66%
66%
ag7 %
66%
66%,
1,600
85 Va
88
84%
85'a
35'a
86%
6,400
22%
90%
88%
22%
22%
*22%
22%
22%
22 vb
*22%
41%
42%
41 Va
42 Va
41 %
42%
42 vb
43%
42'a
43
22%,
23
22'A
22 Va
21%
22%
21%
22
22%
22 Va
71%
71%
72 Va
73
73
*72
72 vb
72 Vb
34%
*72
34 vb
73
34%
10
35%
35%
35 Vb
34 Va
34%
34 vb
105%
105%
106
106 Va
106 %
106'A
*106'a
107
106'a
107
109
103 %
*109%
110
*109%
110
34%
2,500
1,200
51,100
6,600
60
9,800
210
320
109'A
109 %
109%
109%
49 Va
50%
49%
50
48 VB
49%
49
49 %
24%
23%
23%
74
74
74
*74%
75%
84
83%
83%
*83%
84%
520
*83%
85
16C
5
24%
24%
24%
24
74'A
75
74%
75
74
84
84
83 Va
84%
83
Va
48%
49%
23%
£4
18,000
7,700
240
100
*82%
83%
*82 Va
83 Va
83 %
83%
*83%
85
100
*84'A
85%
*84%
85%
85
85
83%
34
*83%
84 Va
100
*84%
84%
84%
85
*84%
86
*84%
83
*34%
86
1
35'A
36
35%
36
34%
35%
34%
35 Va
32%
34%
58,500
32%
33%
32%
32%
32%
33 'A
19,800
10
Inc
preferred
Norwich Pharmacal Co
24%
100
Northrop Aircraft Inc
5%%
%
99%
100
$4.08 preferred series
$4.11 preferred series
$4.16 preferred series
Northwest
590
98 %
(Minn)—
$3.60 preferred series
$4.10 preferred series
5
310
99
22%
50
Co
Common
2
27
21
106
99
5
72% Jan
82% Jan
28
50
106
99
99%
100
83% Jan
83% Jan
107 %
99
290
220
1
States Pwr Co
11
19
87'A
106
480
74%
87 »A
22%
Northerly, Pacific Ry
13
July 16
*87
99%
130
16,600
83
100
Gas
23
•
87 Vo
107%
87 Vb
90
Ry Co
22 % Nov
92
*87
s106
74%
*80
80
1
preferred
5.80% preferred
83 % Jan
22% Jan
87%
107%
79
25
Aviation
94
Jun
77'A
89
Capital Corp
Aug 29
79% Sep 25
81
*86 %
-106
77'A
25
common
Adjustment preferred
Northern
70% Sep
Western
*80
78%
78
99
99
2
105
2,500
56%
,
19
20
3.300
56
Jan
19
9%
57%
100
13
9%
34%
Jan
32% Dec 30
15,500
325
13%
100
North
9%
*290%
33%
100
&
9%
325
19%
preferred
Norfolk
9%
292
33%
preferred
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com
4.85%
292
18%
56
72 % Nov
33'A
33
45,100
33'a
87
109% Jun
8,500
28'A
27%
34%
2
9
9%
4,700
4,800
19Vh
19
11
9%
24%
33%
preferred
preferred
5
9'A
33'A
45 %
44
23%
19
Nov
2
*290%
103
19%
3.90%
94
33%
290%
24,700
86
101 Va
33%
3.40%
Jan
32%
32%
290%
27%
21%
20%
*34
19%
107% Jan
26% Jan
27%
86
103%
33 %
33
3.60%
15
*34
102%
19%
19
1
2
Jan
102
34%
100
20
100
33%
21
86
101%
Corp—
5
5
33%
20%.
*84
100
Electric
29
Jan
86
VB
series A
Shipbuilding Corp
State
5
96% Jan
29
Y
9%
75% Jan
Jan
21%
103
No par
Preferred
New
33%
300
82
70
20%
*84
102
',
New Haven & Hartford Co—
6
55
21V#
20 Tit
*84
103
N
5
33% Jan
16
23
21 Va
44%
Jan
Oct
20%
24%
77
63% Apr
26% Apr
13%
8
38% Jan
102
17%
17%
1
292
9,700
39%
York
2
16,100
18,600
:■
39%
New
8
8,000
3.200
(J J) comnion__No par
17%
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
Jan
12,500
13,300
13%
__1
2
Jan
,
35%
—1
-
19
Mar 18
17
,
25% Jan
Nov
80
73
47% Jan
85
94
f,%
36%.
19
39
103
.
9%
-
27
32
1,200
18
23% Jan
280
270
18'A
18%
43% Jan
31
20
132%
31%
17
Dec
18,400
158
132%
18
New
' Dec
113%
20
18%
Newmont
2
Oct
*156
19
17
Sep
157
132 Va
112%
22
Sep
76
112
157
131%
113%
131'%
84% Jan
12% Sep 24
24% Sep 25
8
36% Oct
2
70'/2 Sep
r
113
157
132%
113
*155%
105 % Jan
29% Jan
67
r
98
7
N
74 %
*96
2
New
7,500
23%
19
19
5,700
16,000
42,700
101
101
101 %
•t
61 Vb
19% Jan
32% Nov 10
2
38% Jan
100%
/
23%
84% Jan
19
May 29
275
2
25% Apr
101
.
23 7A
98
N
5% Jan
31'A
29% Nov 20
2
Jan
47%
30'A
26
3
180
21% Jail
29%
47'A
30 Va
101% Jan
,
96
108% Oct
36% Apr 30
17% Jan
2
.
Nov
29%
47%
30
32%
Nehi Corp
3%%
29%
47'A
50% Oct 13
15
Jan
Jan
29%
13
20
8
82
68
7
55,100
62
"
July
Va
'
10% Jan
12,300
76 Vb
18
Radiator
f
.
31%-
13%
75%
31 Vb
47%
13'A
75'A
13%
18%
Natomas Co
8
110
13%
73
13%
32 %
-
Co
4% Jan
S
28
48%
131
Cast-No par
Inc
13% Jan
7% Jan
30 Va
47%
'■96
—1
Corp
Steel
9% Jan
i
29%
48
*155%
13,800
V
—1
National Steel Corp
47% Apr
Sep 19
30'A
101
7,100
....
;
No par
National Shares Corp
6
73 Va
72
101
160
,
29%
48'A
13 Vs
61%
160
160
—5
17
20
7
13%
73
•f'23%
160
1,500
■
_10
18% Sep 10
30% Sep 25
15
Jan
13
72
J01
s
5
common
21% May 12
13% Jan
r
74'A
13%
31
.100
Jan
160
47 %
No par
7
160
29%
.
1
common
160
72%
8
1
6
160
160
160
Oct
115% Oct 10
;<
55
128% Nov
148
'
16%
28%
50%
Corp com
5
pfd series of 1951
100
59% Dec
90
17%
28
51
Natl Distillers & Chem
2
% Jan
16%
29%
50%
National City Lines Inc
National Dairy Products,.
8
99
18'/B
28'A
Corp__
Register
17 % Jan
Jan
17%
8
10
;
100
42
86% Jan
16'A
15%
13 Vb
Inc—1
common
preferred
National Can
16
27%
16 Va
Corp
Co
—
33
33%
31%
32%
25
34%
34%
33%
34%
33%
1.25
49%
50
47%
48%
-47%
.
,
1,100
16%
33% Nov 28
2
Feb
-
4,900
8,900
,
30% Jan
19% Jan
38
Jan
20
Jan
13
Dec 18
*97
37
3
23% Dec 31
May
Jan
11% Jan
35
99
36%
61%
Lines
Morrell (John) & Co__
'
*97
36%
120
12
Oil Co
12% Apr
v
83
25%
No par
Montgomery Ward & Co
20% Jan
Monterey
*80%
43
1,000 lire
1
21% Nov 17
2
83
Chemical—
42% Nov 13
36% Jan
*80 Va
14%
Co
(The)
37% Dec 22
18% Feb 21
'
Jan
7
Chemical
a
21% Dec 29
28
21% Jan
Monsanto
20% Jan 14
31% Jan 29
23
14% Jon
8
83
61%
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
63% Jan
: 22% Jan
*80%
2
8% Sep 24
r4% Apr
83
No par
-
f
29% Apr 30
.
"80%
No par
25
Tool
class A
RR
82%
,
'
1
3'/a%
10
*81 %
5
Mohasco Industries Inc common
9
Jan
82'/a
16 %
5
Missouri Public Service Co
8
Jan
*81 Va
100
100
1.25
2
Jan
62
82%
28%
r
Missouri Pacific RR class A—No par
.52
*81%
36 VB
2.50
Paper
Light
Jan
60
82%
19%
Corp
12% Jan
.19
30
19% Dec
2
8
2
6% Jan
43% Dec 29
2
16% Oct 24
4% Jan
Jan
6
9% Jun
Ontario
Maid
"81%
170
96%
119%
—No par
Mining <fc Mfg
*95
99
27'A
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry__No par
28
14
Dec 29
96 Va
83%
20%
21 %
115% 117
19%
19%
*92%
95
26
26
1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co common—1
$5.50 1st preferred
_100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
25
95
26
28% Dec 31
20% Nov
116
Corp
27% Jan
18% Jan
Oct 31
96
13% Jan
18
Enterprises Inc
Oil
95%
82%
82
*95
t'7%
38%
29
Va Jan
84
96%
100
10
Jan
Midland-Ross Corp common
5%% 1st preferred
83% Jan
*82%
*95
48
Midland
26
39
84
96%
34
47
88
30
Jan
47
84
47%
29
37% Jan
Shares
Jan. 30
"83
34
45%
48% Jan
23
the Week
Friday
.
Jan. 29
"95
1
5
2
Jan
Thursday
83
82%
Sales f«r
PRICES
Jan.28
84
10
Inc—
Jan
33
5
Sep 19
Jan.27
83%
95
*81%
82
*£7
36%
5
46
Jan
17
4.35%
82
pfd—100
100
100
100
100
3.85%
39% Aug
2
59
14
16
33% Jan
43% Oct 13
Jun 10
7
Jan
7% Jan
Jan
82% Jan
96
6
13
88
24
14% Jan
76
Metropolitan Edison 3.90:5
39
2
25 Ve Feb
26
48% Dec
2
Jan
78
Jan
HIGH SAL*
Wednesday
Tuesday
Jan. 26
Par
EXCHANGE
30
7
Aug 12
40% Oct 13
4
8
28% Jun
Jan
93
90% Feb 26
84
9
Jan
' Monday
1
NEW YORK STOCK
Since Jan. I
Highest
80% Jan
9
Ayr
102
Sep 24
34 >A Jan
82
92% May 13
15
79
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
78
LOW AND
STOCK8
Previous
60
43C
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
4,100
48
47%
48
47 %
48%
1.80C
:
1959
Volume
Number 5817
189
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(en)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Tor Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
fir
Tuesday
Jan.26
HIGH SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Jan.27
Sales for
Thursday
Jan.28
the Week
Friday
Jan. 29
Jan. 30
Shares
o
fcO's Jan
14
63%
Jan
6414
16
4.40% preferred
63%
.100
92
92
80
Jan
2
85
Jan
12
3.90%
93%
preferred
.100
81
82
98
Jan
12
100
Jan
13
4.56%
81%
*98
95
99
Jan
*98
29
preferred
4.44% preferred
100
99
*97
May 16
433a Aug 11
99%
100
*95
96
39% Jan
*95
96
*95
96
2
297s Dec
13
3
29% Jan
30
6
31
1874 Juu
17% Jan
5
20 34 Dec
31 %
7
2
C6
Jan
95% Jan 16
431/a Jan 26
Ohio OH Co
34
Okla
Jan
13
5
17% Jan
15
27
89% Jan
23
5
30% Jan 23
8
47% Jan
141# Jan
4534 Dec 31
98
95% Jan
Jan
7
89
31
2
27% Jan
43% Jan
3
88% Dec
271,4 Dec
Apr
7%J»n
May 27
9
15
Jan
7
11012 Jan
17
6134 Jan
19
75 % Jan
5
26
Dec
92
18% Jan 30
7
35
Dec
18
30 34 Jan
4
118
Dec
2
112% Jan
2
15% Jan
15
15% Jan
13
35% Dec
34% Jan
2
Jan
29
115%
6574
6774
<14
94
83
83%
bJ%
*97
99
*97
99
95
95
*93
96
42%
43%
4174
4274
4274
43 3 4
20,900
31
2974
30%
2974
30
297a
297a
6,000
20
*17%
17%
*89
177-4
1774
*1774
89
91
89
*89
18
*1774
90%
•89
18
*1774
90%
*89
X2934
2974
2874
29%
2874
2914
2872
28%
&
45%
46%
44%
45%
44%
4574
44%
4574
45
45 3 4
Corp
1
16%
16%
1674
16%
100
100%
10174
100%
65
65%
64%
6514
64%
6574
64%
65%
64
64%
30%
31%
x3074
31%
31
3174
31%
32
aoc
3014
3114
No par
113%
113%
167#
16%
101
99
*113
100
114
114
17%
115 %
114
177a
115%
Overland Corp (The)
1
61
% Jan
65% Jan
*15%
16
8
16
1574
Owens Corning
1574
1
83% Jan
62%
30
91% Jan
12
63%
62%
62%
6214
63%
63
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
86%
110%
*115
63 %
99% July 29
18%
10414
104
16
31
97% Jan
27
99%
Jan
12
2
38% Aug
6
33% Jan
8
36
Jan
16
1
96 % May
5
94% Jan
5
98% Jan
27
i*»j#u
2
3
10% Jan
26
Jan
21% Dec
19% Jan
13% Jan
5
23% Jan
16
19
15% Jan
5
14% July 30
May 22
1834 Jan 17
IS
223a Nov
20
641b Nov
3
22% Jan
56% Jan
12%
2
2
64
Doc
J8
61
Jan
20
-.40% Jan
2
54% Dec
31
51% Jau
19
56%
Jan
7
20% Feb
21
37
Jan
19
37
Jan
19
117% Jan
2
150
Sep 30
143
13Q
17
149
Jan
2
168
Jan
9
21
134% Jan
30
144
Jan
9
7
432 Jan
7
6% Jan
29
1?
22 >8 Jan
2
30% Jan
22
Feb
27
12% Jan
3
23% Nov
86%
84
86%
84%
8574
9774
9774
98
98
98
98
9814
9814
1,000
34
34%
33 %
34
33%
33%
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337+
2,100
98
98
9814
98%
98%
98%
*96%
98 %
*96 %
98
10%
11%
221a
23
14
14
1—25
preferred
II
Corp
I_
No
Mills
*21%
__io
25
153
-
154 7 a
.135
5
2
1G
Peabody Coal Co
8
23 % Jan
2
5214 Jan
14
Transportation
Penn-Texas
Jan
2
7% Jan
9
a
17
21% Jan
28
23% Jan
21
113
Dec
9
9832 Jan
21
111% Jan
30
40 34 May 10
49
Jan 11
85
Dec
31
74% Jan
20
82% Jan
2
€5
Oct
14
62
Jan
5
71% Jan 22
5734 Dec
31
55% Jan
5
57% Jan
9
Penn
Jan
23
25/64 Jan
8
6
100% Jan
13
7
97% Jan
28
25
19% Dec 29
94 34 Jan
Jan
29
43% Jan
2
7
1
99
101% Apr
43% Dec 29
20% Jau
17
104% JUU19
Jan
4 51% Dec
123a Mar 11
69% Sep
10% Jan
I
403 a Dc?c
30
41
•I
Jan
14
102
1434 Jan
3
27
49% Jan
8
1
Jan
17
65
Jan
20
45
5
28
2
2
3014 Jan
21
28
42% Jan
6
9
99
13
99
May
18 It) Dec
•
Jan
..68
8
18
Jan
6
I
5
Apr
10
4
Jan
12
49% Jan
13
111
Dec
9
98
Jail
1003aJun
17
Jan
Jan
13
•
4% %
16
Jan
26
Phila Electric
22
Jan
22% Jan
26
24
102
Sep
8
107
3674
2nd preferred
Co
01 conv preference com
*64 7a
2874
2814
28%'
3814
37%
38%-
•967a
100%
6474
16.900
5014
II,000
100
Jan
2
92
Jan
15
2014 Jan
8
24%
Jan
30
Nov
17
87
22% Oct
13
21% Jan
Jan
"
19
96% Jan
23% Jan
Jan
29
16% Jan
28
92
Jan
15
93
84 34 Jau
7
09 34 July 29
93% Jan
29
93 3
173a Aug
13T4 Jan
8
8
Nov 10
135
Jun
4
Apr 17
10% Jan
2
140
Jan
22
28% Oct
13
81
f2
24% Jan
Ailgll
74
2474
68
5
657«
62%
—100
10o
82%
8214
*82%
83
82%
8214
82%
82%
79%
79%
*79
80
—0
49%
51%
X4974
50%
1
100
25
*95%
No par
*90'4
1
23%
3
91%
92
22%
23
92
92
*91%
92
94
*92%
94
7% Jan
23% Jan
Jan
a
73
Oct. 23
68% Jun
2
80
Oct
17% July
7
10
7134 Jan
125
July 11
77% Dec 18
19% Jan
10
60
Jan
10
31
39 3 a Nov
14
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10
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87
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2
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47
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100
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13
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83
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90
82
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81
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convertible
03.50
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84% Jan
98
Apr 18
100
Plough lnc
Plymouth Oil Co
7
Jan
73% Jan
pfd
Plttston Co (The 1 common
19
27% Jan
-
5034 Deo 31
2
5
29
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2834 Dec 31
9
-
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82
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83
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9
7% Feb
—
26
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2914
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68
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9
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22
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104
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140
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133
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81
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133,
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105
80
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100
preferred
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14.80 preferred (conv)
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Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
1
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7% guaranteed preferred
100
Pitts Metallurgical lnc
1.25
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10
4
98
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84
63
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15
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98
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14
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6
84
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5
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84
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5
15
90
20
100
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24.12 Nov 20
84
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100
83
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23
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8
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13
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1634 Jan
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100
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'1,400
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70
5574
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Philip Morris lnc common—
4%
preferred
3.00% series preferred
14
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23
49%
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(conv)
common
Dec
2
99%
1
62
7
70
56%
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5
26% Dec
7% Jan
70
23
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7,600
22,800
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76
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83
7
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28
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43
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6
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72
29
7
2174
6
12% Jan
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14%
25
5734 Jan
70
1374
36%
.
Phelps-Dodge Corp
51
Nov
14%
4914
26
65% Jan
2
2734 Jan
1374
9,300
7,700
.
47
3
3
3
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35%
96% Jan
7
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82
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3
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13
59% Jan
49
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231/2
Pfizer (Clias) & Co lnc common—1
5
25
4774
274
4874
26
64% Nov 20
16
4674
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11014 Jan
50% Dec 31
Jun
93
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8
7
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56%
92%
467a
5014
Corp of America
2
10734 May
93 3a Feb
25
47%
—100
preferred—
32
7
557a
2274
Pfelffer Brewing Co
Jan
11
56 %
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Aug 27
55%
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common
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81
25
274
10
12
2034 Sep
96% Oct
47,000
100,000
50
29
4%
6%
2874
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2474
100
3734 Jan
96
5%
28%
2274
RR
Drug Stores lnc
Petroleum
6%
36%
Jan
6
5414
*93
477a
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•epsl-Cola Co
19% Jan 22
57
2%
1
series preferred
Co
55%
550
-
28%
6
24%
14
No par
10
Light com
(expire Jan 26)
Pet Milk
55
3,080
,
2774
50 %
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Jan
2614 Jan
37% Jan
55i/a
6
23%
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
5
287a
36%
preferred
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5%
2714
4774
1
&
4.40%
21
5%
28%
2%
40
Corp
4%%
23
5
28
30
50%
common
Chemicals
Pennsylvania
18
23
Dec
% Dec
Jan
3
Jan
53% Jan
Corp
Penney (J C) Co
5
Jan
135
*22%
Penna Glass Sand Corp
4134 Jan
8434 Sep 18
223 a Sep 30
11% Feb 28
13474
l
$1.60 convertible preferred
Rights
135%
3.60
prior preferred
7
i«
135
5
25
Ford
Power
136
23%
1
Penn-Dixle Cement Corp
13% Jan
I
136
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common
6
Pennsalt
136
2,400
15% Jan
7
136
257a
7
874 Aug 25
1577a
47
13% Jan.
23% Oct
1551a
'25
Patina Mines & Enterprises—
1234 Jan
33a Jan
156
47%
30
&
153-
25%
£
3% Jan
conv
15374
47
49% Jan
1%
152%
25
Par melee
12
Davis
Penlck
5%
154%
36,800
23
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j-
13,700
200
15314
3874
23
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5374
38
3814
2% Jail
38 3
5274
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3874
4634 Jan
8
62.
617-4
53
38
3874
Corp
29
29
62%
5274
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37%
39
23% Jan
Pictures
3% Nov 21
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53%
381/2
2774 Dec 23
47 34 Jan
62
5274
3974
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Parker Rust Proof Co—.,.
2.50
22
135
6174
6174
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3874
Pgrke
preferred
4J% jap 20
25% Jan
2
35% Jan
37
39%
12
16
53
37
39%
3734 Jan
20
62%
5274
47%
8
30
6174
53
95
45% Doc
Dec
63
46%
2
Jun
I,000
2,200
94
33
25
577u
4674
Paramount
49
5674
56%
94
4714 Jan 29
39 3a Nov
57%
57 V2
4614
7
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57%
5714
94
Jan
3
23%
4674
46
10
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407a
5
30% Jan
23%
92%
4774 Nov
1934 Jan
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*21%
46%
2
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23%
57%
22%
4614
30% Jan
11
6,300
14
9214
5914 Jan
94
15% Nov
9,100
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14
55%
7
6
2
1274'
22%
1
Jan
% Jan
73 a Jan
1174
22%
14%
100
54
92
Oct
1174
*14
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Panhandle East Pipe Line—•
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8
15
57
11%
22%
14
28%
Apr
6
11%
23%
14
1
98
9
11%
22%
14
38%
52%
2
July 17
11
22%
14
*21%.
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3
234 Jan
120
11
58%
62%
Bar
Jan
4%
5.300
•
no par
Pan Amer World Airways lnc
4
22%
7
22%
58
...
Jau
Dec
%
|
Pacific Telep & Teleg common—100
6% preferred
100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
1"
2
84 34
8,400
35
1
28
83 3
*
98
37
Jun
100
r
64%-
87
90
62 34 Dec
80
16
63%
3414
Coast Co common
Pacific
*15%
98%
—_No par
Pacific Gas <fc Electric
Pacific Lighting Corp
7
Dec
Apr
53a Nov
4
65% Jan
16
9,500
116
86
5
6%
4774 Jan
393a Oct 30
preferred
Pacific Finance
5
*15%
3,670
38,000
15
common
Aiuer Fisheries lnc
Pacific Cement, & Aggregates lnc
14
22% Jan
63% Jan
-.6.25
com
*15%
140.100
-
100
Co
Pacific
2
28
Paper
16
Pacific
Jan
40
Flberglas Corp
preferred
Oxford
30
18
Oct.
14
a
93a Jan
LO
.4%
...
51,900
:
6.25
—
16%
6,2fl0
preferred. ._100
11
25'/a Jan
80
30%
89 3 a Dec
83 % Oct
100
29%
Outboard Marine Corp
■1831.21 Oct
18
91
7.50
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Jan
100
43 %
7
89
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173a Feb 24
4
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42
100
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Outlet Co
11,ion
■
31%
Otla Elevator.
20
82 3a Mar
66%
94
83
4314
preferred
4%%
65 V*
93%
82
31%
Natural Gas
Oiln Mathleson Chemical
Oliver Corp common
30
74
3
15
6674
93
42%
preferred
4.24%
6474
9274
82
65 %
93%
81%
No par
common
5
Gas & Elec Co
4%
—
Oklahoma
15
1534 Dec
943a Dec
40% Jan 13
20% Jan
.13
91
Jan
102
31
i7% Jan
common
17
Jun
103
Oct
Dec
Ohio Edison Co
30
10
103
28% Jan
27
67% Jan
2
92% May 16
90
Sep 16
78% Sep 19
94% Nov 17
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22
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.
Monday, February 2, 1959
.
(618)
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Previous 1;
Range for
/
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/
Since Jan. 1
/'"' Highest
Range
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
"/
2
30 Vi Jan
30
163/e Apr 10
45 % Apr
8
14 Vi Jan 13
21% Feb 28
19 % July 14
31% July 25
25% Jun 10
69 Vi Sep
15
2
73% Jan
16
9
6
24% Jan
2
60% Jan
14
Raybestos-Manhattan
28
22% Jan
19
Rayonier Inc —
Raytheon Mfg Co
Reading Co common
23% Jan
56% Jan
31
60% Oct
21
17
69
Dec 17
25% Jan 20
20% Jan
34% Jan 24
30% Dec 29
23% Dec
56% Jan
16
66
Jan
5
28
25
Jan
21
34
Jan
5
37% Jan
26
4%
30
Jan
2
33% Jan
14
4%
19% Jan
2
22% Jan
12
15% Jan 13
9
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14% Oct 27
12
Jan
5
59% Dec 29
55
Jan
6
8
46% Jan
16% Jan
2
17% Jan
19
7
56 % Jan
30
May 20
31
Jan
9
60% jun
16% Jan
2
7
29% Jun
2
Jan
9% Dec
11
8% Jan
9% Jan
2
14%
Nov
19
13% Jan
8
77% Dec
19
72
75'/Wan
37% Apr
22 Ve May
55
Jail-
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26% Jan
10
38% Jan
5
2
32% Jan 10
41% Jan
6
63% Jan 10
Revlon
7
35% Jan
23
19
15
76% Jan
2
481
6
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31
70% Jan
47% Dec
12
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31
46
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90% Jan
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6
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27
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7
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9
5
Sep
87% May 22
10% Jan
2
20% Dec
22
Oct
14
18
Feb 28
109% Dec
1
97% Jan
2
38% Nov
13
34% Jan
22% Jan
2
44% Dec
16
2
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13
22% Jan
2
28
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30
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10
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31
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1
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22% Jan
112
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90
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505
Dec
Jan
28
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8
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18
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25
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5
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20
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1
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5
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84
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100
2
22%
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3
37Vi
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8
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9
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55
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5
23%
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1
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10
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7
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9% Jan
2
22
6
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6
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30
16% Jan
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13
19
15
22
21%
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59%
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23%
24
20%
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9% Jan
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3
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31
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49
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22% Jan
8
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Friday
Thursday
Jan.28
Jan. 27
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28
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24% Dec
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6
Jan
2
31% Jun
Radio Corp
Jan
46
31
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48% Dec
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PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
NEW lORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
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AND
LOW
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24% Jan
22
40% Jan
95% Jun TO
84% Jan
87% Jan 22.
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10
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9
Jan
24
2
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Jan
2
31% Dec
10% Jan
2
21% Oct 30
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16
32% Jan
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72
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73
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26
42% Jan
14
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96
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26% Oct 28
26
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10% Apr 17
18% Feb 12
36% Dec 11
35
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2
49% Jan
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14
28
15% Jan
46% Dec 10
2
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20% Jan
97
26
90
25
37% Jan
2
Jan
45
59% Jan 15
53
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Oct
3
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2
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28 % Oct •
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28
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42% Jan
2
8
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26
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'13% Jan
82
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2
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8
46%-Jan
26
Shahmoon Industries Inc
Shamrock Oil & Gas
Sharon Steel Corp
Jan
5
15% Jan
26
Shattuck
7
Jan
85% Jan
22
85% Oct
7
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23% Oct
14
20% Jan
19
22
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26
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23
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8
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12% Jun
25
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2
6
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30
14
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26
2
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21
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Simmonds Saw & Steel
Simplicity Pattern Co—^
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—
38
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2
701/4 Oct
10
Jan
7
75V2 Jan
12
16% Sep
46% Mar
5
20 V2 Dec
1
18% Jan
6
22% Jan
16
3
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24
61% Jan
12
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30
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25
30
62% Jan
12
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26
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7
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19
44% Jan
22
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2
231/2 Oct
14
20% Jan
16
22% Jan
5
1/2 Jan
27
45/64 Jan
15
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2
20
241/2 Jan
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15
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8
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2
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5
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13
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3
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2
2
17
10% July
20% Jan
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52
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2
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15
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2
28
34
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5
37
9
49
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7
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9
8% Jan
7i/4 Jan
30
8
12
36% Sep 26
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31
44V2 Jan
30
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2
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7
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30
28% Jan
9
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2
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13
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5
34% Jan
8
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2
17
58% Jan
2
62% Jan
12
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13
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34
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61 V'4 Dec
49
37% Jan
22
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30
2
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31
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19
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see
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page
24
24% Jan
2
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27
2
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30
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28
28% Jan
8
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20
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100
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1
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
1
Sparton Corp
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2.50
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15
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2
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8
2
17
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14
6
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2
13
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Sperry Rand Corp common
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6
100
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5
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
Southern Natural Gas Co
7.50
Southern Pacific Co (Del)
No par
Southern Railway common
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20
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28 Vi Jan
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Smith Kline & French Labs—33V3C
Socony Mobil Oil Cc Inc
15
Solar Aircraft Co—
1
South Amer Gold & Platinum
1
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5% preferred.
50
South Jersey Gas Co_
5
South Porto Rico Sugar common—5
6% preferred
25
Southern California Edison
25
2
25
25% Dec
10
1
50c
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Smith-Corona Marcliant Inc
2
52V2 Apr
58% Jan
441/2 Jan
47% Jan 14
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Sheraton Corp of America
Siegler Corp+,
Jan
17
.
16%
45%
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No par
Tr—
New York shares
43%
45%
18%
9%
89%
...
No par
2.50
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26% Jau
4
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12
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28
12
1
Dec
17
30
2$ Jan 30
Jan
39% Nov 17
25% Apr 11
8% Jan 13
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Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
Sears Roebuck & Co
Seiberling Rubber Co
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82
4
1
20
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9% Jan 20
'
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100
20
1
5
5
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3.65% preferred
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Seaboard Finance Co
7;
39% Sep
12
7
85% Apr 10
Nov
21% Apr
17% Jan
24
2
2
74% Nov
65% Feb 12
May
27% Jan 20
27:
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17
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71
16
Dec
.
16% Nov 21
8% Apr 17
19
Jan
61% Dec
46
Feb 20
34
31
48% Oct 24
13
32% Jan
Dec
16
Jan
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41%
4% preferred
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87
87..
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100
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270
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265
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10
30% - 31%, J 30% ; 31 &
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32
32 %
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5
47
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5
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15
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39
39%
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1
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58% %
55% 56%.
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30
42
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1
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, 74%. 75%/*V>
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22% Jan
24
15
40%
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42V4 Jan
21%
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32%
41%
49%
74
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67
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:
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1.100
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36
45
65%
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Volume
Number 5817
189
23
(619)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Highest
Lowest
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3
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12
557a Jan
30
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59ft Jan
6
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42ft Feb
24
86 ft Sep
17
94ft May 26
10ft Jan
2
29 ft Dec
87% Jan
Standard Oil
84
89
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29
31
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18
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30
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38
35
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61ft Dec 17
29 ft Jan
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Texas Pacific Land Trust—
14
2
2174 Jan
3974 Aug 22
24% Feb 22
2
83 74 Jan 14
3074 Jan
8
8
10
AUg
'
15
Jan
3574 Jan
5574 Feb
8874
2774
25
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1674 Jan 27
a
2574 Mar 18
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5
1
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"Symington Wayne Corpft
127a4an - 9
35%. Jan
6374
15
Coft
10c
Superior Oil of California
—25
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5
Sweets Co of America (The)—4.1074
9
72 ft-Jan
18% Jan
62 74
Sunshine "Mining
■
5974
4774
64%
.
81
56
74
63
14 ft
Oil Co commonftl
preferred series A25
5%% 2nd pl'd .series of '55
30
Sunshine Biscuits Inc__ft
—12.50
24
8rft Jan
2,500
,
,
No par
9ft Jan
l
5
374
6674
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;
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97
374
5774
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-ft 4V2%-
15
3874 Jan
29
374
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103
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20
7
2372 Jan
;
21
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>
15
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••Jan
•
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-
65 74 Jan
23
13
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,
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s
28 ft Dec
•
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72
1174 Jan
374
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Sun -Cheniickl Corp common
2
:69
14
-
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■
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-
13
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26-%, Jan
374
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2
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38,500
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1674
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1574
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26
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"
29
25 ft Apr
20ft Jan
22 ft Aug
22
29
87
16
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59
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16
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287z Jan 30
137« Jan
31
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79
18
20
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55ft Jan
24 ft. Jan
Oct
7 Jan
1674
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.7
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15 ft Jan
Dec
-
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1
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39ft Feb
6
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8
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/
13
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.
8
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.
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7/
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22
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Sterchl Bros Stores Inc-
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16 74
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106
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11
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of
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99
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.
2
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66
-
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29
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74ft May 19
102ft Dec 22
California.-
of
preferred
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Standard Ry Equip Mfg. Co
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;
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12
*
69
Jan. 30
Jan. 29
6574
the Week
Friday
Thursday
1774
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*
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lift Nov
67
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PRICES
-
81
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7
2'
14
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...
Standard Oil
20
27ft Jan
3
Jan
-Sep
Standard
Inc
Coil Products Co
59 ft Jan
30
ft.—.—No
preferred L
62 ft Jan 23.
49% Jan '22
'
~
59ft Dec
$3.50
65
Inc- com_—No par
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26
374 Jan
2
25
36
Jan.28
Jan.37
Jan.26
SALE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
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EXCHANGE ;
"
43ft Feb
23
*
23
78ft Jan
Nov 28
17 ft
35 ft Feb
3
ft, ^
StaridarcT Brands
66ft Jan ;'2
7
2
85 ft May
Aug 29
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2
6
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...
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2
4-0''8 Jan
74
NEW lORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. J
Year I9.->8
HIGH
AND
STOCKS
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27
2374
3474
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j *4% preleiTed;
1
25
73
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15
6074 Jan
30
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90
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8474 Jan
7
88
Jan~22
16
Jan
2
23% Jan
8
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17
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18
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2
24 ft,Jan
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2
4674 Nov
14
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2
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-
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5
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7
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15
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13
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2
60
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32ft Nov
30
5
297a Jan
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3
29
2
17ft Oct
30
1654 Jan
27% Jan
2
40ft Nov
11
3934 Jan
1
2
58
7
54
2
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.
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9
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38 72 Jan
22
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1074 Jan
8
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2574 Jan
14
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16
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3674 Jan
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7
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,
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2
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8
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2
18% May
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3474 Jan
21
6
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21
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29
United Fruit
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13
53 74 Jan
19 ft
16% Jan
2
147+Jan
28
1634 Jan
7
174 Jan
2
4554 Jan
2
•
3374 Jan
5
1774 Jan 30
17% Jan *5ft
18% Jan 26
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2i.
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r' "2
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34
48 ft Jan
4
2
8
397-4 Jan
29
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16
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6
8
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2
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5
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see
page
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8
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3974
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84
83
190
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16,700
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20,600
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24%
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25
3574
23
36
Corp_
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38%
8%
5
Chemical Corp com—1
474% preferred—
100
S & Foreign Securities
1
U S
2
3 2 74 Jan
90
•
<
_5
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10
United Gas Improvement Co—13%
United Greenfield Corp„
10
United. Industrial. Corp-—
2
United Mercb'& Mfrs Inc
1—1
United Park City Mines Co (The)—1
United Shoe Maclf common
25
16-
22
12%
3874
15ft
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86
4674 >4874
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-
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2674 Jan
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12 74
-
68
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United;Electric Coal.Cosi
4274 Jan
3974'
1274
96%
Board
2
b'7
4174
"
4874
67
*74
United Carbon Co
United Corp
46%
4274
Carton. Corp_—10
—:
No par
United-Carr Fastener <Del)
—5
United
4874 Jan
31-
-16% Dec 31,
Biscuit of America—No par
$4.50 preferred-
2
'
lift May 16
,
'•United
4074 Jan
Jan
100
1
(Ser of 1956) conv pfd
39 ft Jan'
V5074 Aug 28 "
40°b Dec 30
•
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4774 Jan
29
Dec
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23
4%-
55
51%
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United Artists; Corp^——
...
'
34 ft Nov
.Jan
-7
—10
5
Lines Inc—_i
ftser.of
55
5574
56
72%
.
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2474
24
1074
...
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D
Aircraft Corp common
;-4%'
•
ft;:79'74 Oct' " 7 *
2
34 ft Jan
United
3274 Sep 15
'•
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3474 Jan
Jan 19
Air
United
201
30
22ft Jan ft*.
lift Jan
27-ft
62ft Jan
iL»
2"
May 21
6ft Jan
377V Jan
8
■■
2834 Jan
10
Jan
2374 Jan 30 1
Jan>2"
-
17 74
-
5 5 74
2374
1574
-—10
Union TVmt Drill Co—
9
2674 Jan '14 fc-
.
t
55 74
24
24
No par
^Preferred $4- series
i
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•Union Oil of CalKoimia^
25
Union-Pacific RR Co common-—-10
377 V Jan "6
27'
" Jun
7
Aug
'
5574
1274
No par
No par
4% '-non-cum preferred:
Union Tank Car C'o^—
-Apr 15
10074 Mar 12
27
Jan
,
261
\
247V Jan
.
'37
27% NW 26
19
74 Jan
9*
2
8
'27 ft Dec
45
39
98
108
2
Oct
4874 Jan"
2"
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3974
^Preferred $3^30 series—
-
1874
,
13,700
8774
2474
2374
4774
4874
2074
2074
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65%
6674
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33% '34%"
177/a
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33
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5
2
91
; Jan 13
3374
19
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.
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30 1
6874
4174
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4974
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16%
17"
3
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»
8
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91
-
Jan
75
6
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17
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9
5974 Jan
8
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86
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6
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20
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5
8374 Jan
13
8
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.
97
Jan"20
40ft Jan
17
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13
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r
.
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2174
41
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127 74 Jan
5
Mar 24
Apr 25
84
70% Sep
V
31
Dec
21
30%
22 5
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28
Jan
Dec 31
2174
6774
48%
2074
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49
2974
16
Jan 27 ■447a1 Jan 16 ■*
Jan
23
Apr 29
15
*
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11 ;
41
124
103%. Jun
Sep
..
1274 Jan
974 Jan 20
20
Nov
128%
11'
2774 Jan
-
23ft Dec
,11% Dec 29
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"
2074 Jan
<
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6174
6074
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86
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2374
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2374
4874
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Tung-Sol Electric Co common—
7374",Jan '23%
5ff conv p'fd: sCi'les* of 1957
4174 Jan 26
20th Oend,ury. Fox Film—,
1274 Jan 30 •
Twin City Rap Transit com—No p
37% Jan 22 ft ' ^5% conv prior preferred
—
1674 Jan 16Twin Coach C0-*—_—
2574 Jan 23
'I XL Oil Corp (The)—
;
1314 Jan
«
247ii
2374
4974
5274 Jan.23
2
Jan
2474
2374
-2074
Truax-Traer Cdal Co .common
v :Preferred series A (conv):
30
57
12
13
16
-.
2174 Jan
•
'
21
Oct
53
*;• 2374 Feb 20
-
Jan
3674 Dec
17
Feb
43
Apr
7ft
Jan
25%
—
6174
86
2 4 74
23%
-*86
<•
2374
16%
6274
88 74
24 7 4
23%
6174
62
8874
48%
24%
Tolg(io Edison Co (The)
Trane Co (TheTI——_r_-—
26
Jan
*8674
32
Jan 15
Transamerica Corp
3474 Jan 29 ' -Transtie-& WilBoms Steely.—Nop
1974 Jan 22 * Trans Yftorld AJrlsnes Inc
41% Jan 22
Tri-Continental'Corp common
56% Jan 14
,r$2.70 preferred-^—
8
52% Oct
70
3
23 74 Jan
1074 Jan
2
-Jon_22
-XI
15
42
.
2274 Jan
23
6174
88%
Tidewater, Oil honxmou—
$1.20 preferred-
,
'p Timlcen Roller Dearing-^.—No I
Ti.simian Realty & Construction—
lf>
6274
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^Jan,23
;;2174"Nov
•
-617«
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4174 Feb
81 ft Oct
100%
104
103
107
160
160
♦159
161
10674
*159
161
*159
161
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10
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, February 2, 1959
(620)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
Lowest
12% Jan 29
Jan
26
36
6% Jan
3
Jan
7
41% Sep
8% Jan
11% Oct 29
10 % Jan
Jan
2
3
47 % F eb
43
23% Jan
3
32% NOV
8% Dec
30
18% Jan
a
39
66
7
11% Jan
20
43% Jan
26
Jan
15
2
3
S
Jan
43% NOV 21
76
Jan
1
Dec
3
7
10
Jan
26
7
29
Jan
21
Jan
22
99% Jan
30
Pipe & Foundry Co
U S Playing Card Co
:
2
48% Jan
26
U S Plywood
9
80
Jan
27
100% Jan
6
111
46% Jan
48% Nov 18
154
Jan 22
7
52% Jan 20
152% Jan 29
Jan
146
5
Apr
14
21% Jan
2
36% Nov 11
33% Jan 19
25% Jan
3
41%
Oct 14
53% July 29
97% Dec 30
35% Jan
51
12
148
46% Jan
3
13
143% Oct
3
193/4 Jan
2
Jan
29
2
15% Dec 24
14% Jan
•
t
90% Dec
Jan
1%
28
21
16
30
15
16
Universal Leaf
14
Jan
9% Jan
92% Jan
15
30
8% Jan
9% Jan
23
17 % Jan
July 21
0
aa
Nov
13
10% Nov
6
8% Jan
Nov
6
77% Jan
14
39% Dec 29
Dec 10
35% Jan
6
49% Jan
2
12
153% Jan
2
28% Nov 28
27% Jan
28
Jan
5
42% Jan
13
16
48% Jan
7
Upjohn
Jan
9
36% Jan
2
Utah Power &
17
4% Jan
78
74% Jan
19 % May
32% Feb
l
14
57
Jan
3
157
142
18% May 12
Sep
57
77
Nov 26
96'
4
JaVi
24%
Nov
Dec
37
24
35
17% Jan
6
12% Jan
14
77% Jan 14
38% Jan
57% Jan
8%
Jan
9
28% Jan
16
Jan
16
156
84
4%%
13'/a Jan
3
3
24% Aug 27
22% Jan
25% Jan
22
10
31 % Jan
34
27
21% Jan
9
Dec
32
7
17
11% Jan
5
88% Jan
20
Jan
Vick Chemical
5%
3
Jan
•
2
75% NOV
*26% Jan
17
13
101
Oct
''ilWMn
2
14
82% Jan
2
39%
12
Jun
37% Jan
8
103% Jan
29
108
Jan
84
Jan
16
83
1
Jan
8
87
86
13
88% Jan
2
Jan
May 13
Jan
99% Apr
17
83% Dec
30
Jan
6
24% Apr
7
42% Nov 20
36%» Jan
39% Jan
16
11
Jan
9% Jan
2
13% Dec
9
12
13
2
17 % Oct
29
14% Jan
20
95
v
86
Jan
Jan
18% Jan
16% Jan
84
partic preferred
preferred
preferred—
preferred—,
preferred
Materials Co
57o
9
89
Nov
13
87% Jan
91% Jan
30
5% ft
35
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
36%
4,200
53
52%
53%
53%
97%
93%
95%
95
53 %
96%
112,100
98%
97%
98%
94%
152%
151%
152%
152%
26%
25%
36
36
16%
16%
16%
8
92%
v
Dec
30
96% Jan
100% Jan
30
6%%
10%
10%
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36%
54
55
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54
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155
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42%
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54
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28
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27%
79
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155%
80
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79%
79%
80
43%
42%
43%
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43%
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36%
40%
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80
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28
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92
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24
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33%
33
34
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34
34
34
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10%
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10%
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common
preferred
97
18% Jan
35
35%
53
25%
8
100
—-100
100
100
10
10
preferred
convertible
19% Jan
3
13
18% Oct 30
35%
35%
100
-
Jan
'
34%
53%
Works common—5
Jan
74
10
1,160
1,400
152
357K
36%
104
83%
Vulcan
8
151%
35%
38
G%
152%
151%
53
2.50
Co
Virginian Ry Co common-;
(i
49%
151%
18.90C
49%
35%
90
$4.12
151
48%
35%
22%
$4.20
85% Dec
'
47%
49%
152
48%
48
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113
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53%
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$4.04
22,700
81 %
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81%
113
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109%
47%
47%
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81%
109%
r
10
Virginia Elec & Pwr Co com
$5 preferred-
5
14
90% July
47%
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80
115
47
48%
46 %
48 V*
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36
noncumulative preferred—100
div
2.09C
48%
100
6Vo
12
Jan
May 20
113
24
67
15,000
99%
151%
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
12
28% Jan
17
40 % Dec
8
-•
27%
.98
5
Inc
preferred
26%
98%
50%
42
Victor Chemical
32% Jan 16
3%%
b
2
Oct
22 '
101
Aug 29
Dec
82
•'"• May
85
;
31% Jan 13
3
36% Dec
2
77% Fab
27%
97%
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com—100
23% Jan
26%
97%
151%
40%
Co
Raaltc
27'%
98
80
America—.. —1
preferred—-
conv
1.30C-
36
Vcrtienles-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
10% Jan
11
Dec
97
Van
84
14% Sep 29
Apr
45% Jan
Jan
$2.28
9%
36
Industries Inc coui_2.5n
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*112
80
36%
Vanadium Corp of
•J % Jan
9%
47
48%
114%
36%
Van
35% Jan
5,000
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96 %
*78%
21
14
11% Aug 27
34
33%
9%
96
100
1
Light Co/—.—12.80
26
40% Oct
a
33%
33%
27%
28%
Jan
2
5% Jan
IOC
34
33%
94:%
1
12% Jan
42
27% Jan
44
9%
151%
preferred
Co
*42%
52%
—100
Universal Pictures Co Inc com
44
35%
coui_No par
preferred
11
"35%
common
Tobacco
10%
"42%
44
11
33%
27%
48%
40C
22.00C
10%
9%
94%
1.51
77.00C
11%
36
*35
36
33%
28%
47%
noncumulutive
9% Oct
35%
*42%
44-
*43
10
"73
No par
preferred—25
United Stockyards
Corp
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Wallpaper Inc common
1
Class B 2nd preferred—.
14
United Whelan Corp common—30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
Co
10%
9%
26%
>110
16%
100
preferred
1%
34%
92
5
common
10%
28
100
—————1
Corp
a
5% Jan
34%
9%
1st preferred
Corp
U S Tobacco
85% Jan
7
43%
33%
Ref & Min com—50
preferred
50
U S Steel
Jan
10
7% Oct 24
43%
common
non-cum
7%
Jan
37
11%
U S Smelting
17% Jan
6
5% July
8ft
U S Shoe
3
153
2
14
68% Jan
U S Rubber Co
26% Jan
Jan
24% Jan
35 % Jan
10
preferred series A
3%% preferred series B
99% Jan
32% Jun 16
38% May 16
158% Jun
Corp common
3%%
37% Jan 22
53% Jan 26
2
93% Jan
4%%
U S
23
Jan
36
26
Sep 25
35
preferred
2
88
Jan
10%
50
1
—10
—5
10
1
100
-100
common
41% Jan
31% Apr
51% Jan
Co
Jan
Jan 23
34
—1
preferred series A.
4Vz%
U S Lines
34% Jan 23
8 % Jan
108
140
U S
35
11%
*34
34
11
121/4
11%
*35
Shares
Jan. 30
Jan. 29
11%
9%
•
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Jan. 28
9?a
S%
9%
9%
Sales for
PRIGES
Wednesday
Jan. « 7
Jan. 'id
50
class A preference
Industries Inc common
26
T4
80 % Mar
15
Sep
82
8
30% Jan
12
5%
Jan
6
9 % Jun 17
28% Nov 20
95
Nov 18
26% Mar
73
34
Par
Hoffman Mach common„82%c
D S
SALE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
23
9% Jan
2
2
16% Sep
25
NEW YORK STOCK
1
Highest
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Year 1!>58
-
..
18%
18%
17%
18%
90%
88%
90
99%
99%
99%
99%
*84
38%
39
*12
8.50C
..
12%
80C
17%
18%
,
19.90C
2,200
4,270-
90
91 %
91%
100
100%
100%
*76%
78%
90 C
47%
3.40C
15%
2,10C
-
99%
100
88
„
39
12%
-
90
91 v
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«
3,340
w
73% Jan
Oct 20
47% Jan
2
50
12% Jan
8
15% Nov
27% Jan
2
51
25% Jan
1$
Nov
36
14% Jan
2
7
75 %
75%
75%
75%
75%
76
15
48%
49%
48%
48%
47%
48%
47%
48V4
Waldorf System
Walgreen Co
No par
15%
16
15%
16
—10
49%
49%
48%
49%
Walker (Hiram) G & W
5
No par
2,50
36%
36%
36%
36 %
13%
13%
13%
13%
>-*13%
14%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14
13%
14%,
90
89%
89%
89%
89%
89%
90
90
90
Jan
23
Jan
21
36% Jan 26
11% July 17
16% Feb
4
13% Jan
28
15% Jan
5
Walworth
11% Aug 29
14% Dec 22
13% Jan
28
15% Jan
2
97% Dec
18
89
Jan
6
99% Jan
15
Dec
31
J8
Jan
6
51% Jan
29
31
44% Jan
2
48% Jan
12
Washington
5
37% Jan
5
24% Jan
Jan
Ward Baking Co common
6
13
87% Jan
16
Apr
8
11% Dec
4
9% Jan
12
10% Jan
2
26% Dec
16
24% Jan
8
27% Jan
30
Apr 25
95
Jan
13
34% Jan
2
48
34% Jan
2
Jan
2
40
Nov
19% Mar
—
44% Dec
90
Jan
8
16% Jan 30
25
Co
1
6ft
preferred
100
Ward Industries Corp
——1
Warner Bros Pictures Inc—
5
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical—1
Washington Gas Light Co
No par
84
56
preferred
Wagner Electric Corp
16
12
Jan
35
29
50
2
47% Jan
14
1
Dec
75%
76
100
Wabash RR 4%%
,Jan
50% Jan
15
2
33% Jan
76
24
72% Feb
60% May 20
26% Nov
7
12
29
10%
*9%
10
9%
9%
26%
26%
27%
27Va
27%
12,700
92%
96%
93 Va
95%
92%
93%
50
50%
51 Va
33,200
2,000
3,100
48 Va
48%
49%
49%
50%
511/4
45%
46
%
45%
46
46
46%
45%
46 »/4
38
38
*37%
38
37
37%
*37V4
37%
37 Va
37 Va
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
1,900
—5
__1
26%
6%
5%
7%
6%
6%
6 Va
7%
412,900
*33%
34%
33%
33%
33%
33%
50C
33%
49
48%
48%
160
52
300
4%
4
26%
5
7% Jan
28
Welbilt Corp
14
34% Jan
21
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift com—2.50
*33 %
34%
33%
5
49
12
50
48%
48%
*48%
7
21% Jan 21
2
6
2
38
86
■
4%%
pi'd
43
Jan
30
50% Jan
98
Jan
7
99% Jan
12
26
Jan
7
32
22
24% Dec
17
23% Jan
8
25% Jan
22
Western
Feb
10
28
51
4
103
19% May 13
2
14% Jan
Jun
Dec
100
12
13
85
9
19
May
86
Nov
Jan
4.20%
4.10%
88% Jan 27
i87
8
Jan
Jan
15
5
—.
4.80%
_
78% Jam
79% Dec 31
3
Jan
Power
13
83% Jan
21
Western
82% Jan
86% Jan
28
4%
Supply Co com
5
preferred.
100
Maryland Ry com—No par
Auto
100
2nd preferred
noncum
33 Vt Apr
Jan
31
2
60
Jan
29
10
92% Jan
2
98
Jan
20
29% Jan
28
96
Jan
21
26:
Jan
7
Nov
22
68
Jan
30
44
Jan
14
49
69
2
100
Dec
23
Sep
5
4% Jan
2
8% Oct
5
25% July
1
32% Jun
6
38
Jan
13
67% Jan
Jan
2
12% July 31
Jan
12
100
Jan
7
Jan
7
11
Jan
27
7
28
Jan
23
6
44
Jan
27
7
49% Jan 22
Jan
7
Nov
10
36
48% Nov
20
42% Jan
33 % Dec
1
Jan
36
Jan
21
82
Jan
14
85
Jan
22
20% Dec
20
Jan
5
27
Jan
20
Wilson-Jones
20
17
6% Jan
2
7% Jan
491/4 Nov
18
41% Jan
16
45% Jan
22
37
Jan
2
40% Jan
121
Jan
22
25% Jan
2
2
8% Nov
135
120% Dec
25% Dec
20% Jan
32% Oct
29
Jan
27% Jan
9
35
19
14
30% Jan
14
53% Dec 31
53% Jan
2
59%, Jan
15
74
Dec
31
70% Jan
8
77% Jan
22
Jun
5
Jan
2
78% Jan
2
2
97
13
83% Jan
8
4% Jan
2
11% Oct 22
9% Jan
13
30% Jan
30
36% Jan
45 y* Feb
80% Jan
23% Apr 16
25% Feb 25
68% Jan
16
Apr
2
9
67% Feb 28
•Bid
and
96%
97%
750
87 %
89
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89
88
88
88
*86
88
*86
88%
43
7,900
*87
•
88%
*86
88
90% Nov
89
Jan
93% Jan
91
Jan
16
26
11% Jan 29
47%
48%
100%
98%
98%
*97
99%
99 Va
*97%
31%
30%
31%
30
31V4
30
30%
30%
30%
9,400
25%
25%
251/4
25
251%
3,400
31
25%
80%
82
86
86
86
86
84%
86%
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87
73%
71%
73
72
55,100
30,700
*
78,100
,
87
87
87%
87%
*87%
88 %
881/4
881/4
87
88
*110
115
*110
115
5
80
preferred
No par
No par
10
Co
16
23 % Jan
5
Youngstown Steel Door
5
Zenith Radio Corp
prices,
no
sales
on
this
z Ex-distribution
day.
tin
receivership
or
90C
5,30C
.
32%*
21% Jan
asked
73
34%,
22% Dec 30
xfc-divldend —y Ex-rigl ts.
7,500
80
75%
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Wisconsin Public Service Corp
10
Woodward Iron Co
10
Woolworth (F W) Co
10
Worthington Corp common
10
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5
14
125
27
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23
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1
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100
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20
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50
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5
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Telegraph
Air Brake
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White Dental
26
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99
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1
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48% Jan
2
86% Jan
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3s. ref $ bonds 1953 due 1972
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i A Colombia
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.
—
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.
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—
82 %
87
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87
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94
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1961.—-April-Oct
6s
—
sinking fund 6s
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53
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—
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.
June-Dec
June-Dec
——
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assented
AGuaranteed
'
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reduced to 3.375 %)
1979—
:
ApriJ-Oct
AExternal s f 6%s of 1927 due 1957
April-OcZ
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reduced to 3.375"A)
1979
April-OcZ
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99% 99%
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—
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—
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reduced to 3.5 % 1978
:
s
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:
.
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53
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.
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—
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—
•
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—Mar-Sept
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90
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56
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assented
1902——
—April-OCt
AExternal sinking fund 6s 1963——
Map-Nov
AGs assented 1963.
..Map-Nov
Extl sink fund $ bonds 3s 1993
.June-Dec •
—
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95%
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a 6s assented Jan 1961
92 V4
93
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.
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June-Dec
-
-
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—
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...
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'
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(Dominion of) 2%s 1974
.—_Mar-Sept,
25-year 2%s 1975
.-Mar-Sept
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52
91%
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93
98
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-Feb-Aug
1978
5s
June-Dec
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15-year ■ 4'As 1971—
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_
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49 %
1
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June-Dec
'
-
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„
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Jan-July
ser
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—June-Dee
—
.
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AExterual
June-Dec
-
98.
30
Akershus
-30-year 3s
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.
99
28
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Mar-Sept
Amsterdam
(City of) 5'As 1973Mar-Sept
8A'Anti-oqula (Dept). collateral 7s A 1945—Jan-July
*93
Jiine-Dec
29*—
NY 1-1693
82%
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—
63%
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—
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*49
50
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—
61'/a
63
104% 104%
50
53
—
41
5%
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.375%) 1979——
April-Oet
Czechoslovakia
'
■
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2.
June-Dec
„
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No.
3
No.
4_
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3%s series
No.
5_
—June-Dec
•3%3; series No. 7
•
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For footnotes
see
June-Dec
:
No. 8
.
page 29.
—June-Dec
70%
6
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71
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1
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97
97%
98
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El Salvador
—'
97
■
^
reduced to
April-OcZ
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♦97
97
97
97
97
(Republic of)—
.
•
3'/2s external s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976-Jan-July
3s extl s f dollar bonds Jan l 1976
_Jan-July
'
—
AStamped assented (interest
6%) extended to 1960
98%
*97%
.June-Dec
-3%s series
70
98%
—
External dollar bonds of 1944 (Plan B)—
3%3 series No. J
June-Dec
(State)—
-
(Republic of) 7s 1967—
Jan -July
f A Frankfort on Main 6'/2s 1953.—.——Map-Nov
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-
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—
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
26
(622)'
'Monday, February_2,_1959
.
1
'i>,
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
"'i
i
WEEK ENDED
FOR
BANGE
JANUARY 80
" ^
"
^
Friday
*
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Week'# Bans#
Last
Period
y
Sale Prico
New York Stock Exchaa**
or
Low
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5 As dollar bonds 1969
April-Oof
April-OcI
107% 107»«
1G
Tokyo .(City, or)'
' .
■
■
■
/•OAX.er.tl loan olv'27«-15«l
5A« due 1961 exteiiffed to 1!)71_'.-.z..:.%Apnl-Oe/
18
86%
3s
1972
bonds
97'
'
97
95
92%
.
97
Tokyo'"Kieetric.Light:Co Ltd- g g.
isL mige $ series 1958—
April-Oof
.
.98A
100(4
15
104
108
92 A
19
86
31
29
29
100 u
100
100 A
107%
:o7
108
bonds
5s
dollar
3s
dollar
92 A
92
29%
—June-Dec
June-Dec
1980.—*
bonds
1972
May 'Nov
part paid 1904—..*
AOs part paid 1908
lAIIamburg (State of) 0s 1940
Conv Si funding 4 As 1900
Feh-.Au//
;
April-OeZ
—April-Oef
Helsingfors (Cityi external 6 As 1900^*.—April-Ocl
Italian (Republic) ext. » f 3s 1977
—Jot-July
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Worl;»
30-yeai- gtd ext s f 3s 1977
Jan-July
Italian Public Utility Institute—
Jen-July
30-year gfcd ext. s f 3s 1977—
(Altaly (Kingdom of) 7s 1951
June-Dec
Japanese (Imperial Govt)-—
£6As extl loan of '24 1954———-——JPeb-hns
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Feb-Aug
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**..
-Jl/Cff-Nov
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lAJugosiavia (State Mtge Bank) 7s 1957_Apn7-Oct
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—
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(Colombia)
assented
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(1942
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71A
51
69
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24
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1945
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—
„—..Feb-Aup
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.
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1958
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v
1947.
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u
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t
Jan-July
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I
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Jan-July
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(interest reduced to 2-25%) '2000— '.Jan-July
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/■'.
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94
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i
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see
97
103
June-Dec
Ijune-Dec
J an-July
page 29.
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__
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Feb-Aug
~
1
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al__*—^Apr-Oct.
127%
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101%
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1971
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-Jan-Jirty
Jan-July
1962
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103
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i
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::
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2012_
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to Plan A
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--
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—
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.
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pursuant to Plan A
to 2.5%)
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-
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? •V:.
.
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i
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Number 5817
189
Volume
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.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(623)
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
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Interest
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or
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Illinois Bell Telephone
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.
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1st mtge 4%r ter K 1987
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1981
—
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debentures series A
Map-Not
1977
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93
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,,
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1970—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
9974
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89'./
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—
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mortgage
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41
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—
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93
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81%
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1974.—Feb-Aug
1975
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——June-Dec
first
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79% : 81
6
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; 83.%
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61
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85
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63
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91
-
1970„June-Dec
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63
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90
82
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let mtge 3lc6 1986
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71
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94'A
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.
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;
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April-Oct
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1980.—Feb-Aug
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debs 1981—June-Deo
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-3s
•„
—.
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Gklalioma
•
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5s income debentures Jan 1 2045
4»i3 toll trust 1976
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85
106
107
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ser
60%
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74
60
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85
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-
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75
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mortgage 3 V»s 1984
April-Oct
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3986—A—-—Mar-Scpf
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88
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46
100
128%
•91 Vs
—•
—April-Oct
May Stores Realty Corp—
Gen mtge Gs s f series 1977
McDermott (J Ray) & Co—
Prior lien 1>3
65%
*55%
3'As
44
113
4
90
(Southern Lines) 43 1959
Martin Co 5%c 1908 "ok vts"
llay Dept Stores 2%e debentures 1972.
374s 8■ f 'debentures 1978
3%e e f debentures 1980—
:
gold
Northern Natural Gas
58
63
39 %
300
113
113
100
Manila T?R
.
Jan -July
3998-—Feb-Aug
—
1998——
4%s 1987
;
.-Mar-Nept
first gold 4s 3996—April-Oct
Northern Central general & rcf 5s 1974 _Mar-,S*ep«
General As refunding 4%s ser A 3974_.Mar-.SVpt
4174
36'/a
4
74
100
1977
57bs
Harlem
&
4%s
607 a
1
43
.
74
5'As subord debs 1908—Mar-Sep#
& Co. 2TuS debentures 1972—Ma?y-Nov
subord
conv
Maine
1997—
income debentures
General
3374
55
42
42
*87
mortgage 4%s 1987
(R II)
59
Jan-July
Norfolk & Western Ry
55
58
0
63
3774
-
Mack Trucks Inc
Macy
687«
55
(teneral
67
537#
1
597b
60%
39%
April-Oct
First & refund mtge 3%s ser I 2003
St Louis div second
gold 3s 1980
Louisville Gas & El 1st mtge 3V«s 1984
1st
65%
General
74
71
—
1976_June-Deo
1976„
3%s debentures 1978
Louisville & Nashville RR—
First <fc refund mtge 3%s
20
1997—
collateral gold 3%s
registered
General
99
75
—
May-Nov
May-Nov
4.50s debentures 1976
Lone Star Gas 4%s debs 1582
:
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D
Lorlllard (P) Co 3s debentures 19G3
70%
65%
registered
Shore
General
.
97
May
May
May
April-Oct
'
Lockheed
3.75s
63
Niagara
—
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s cxt 1979
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1905
April-Ocf
Llbby McNeil & Llbby 5s conv s f debs '7G_June-Deo
Aircraft Corp—
subord debentures
28
mortgage 3%s
-
.
2
647#
*74
—
May-Not
Map-Not
2003
95
*61
May-Not
contingent Interest
1
17 b
687s
contingent Interest 2003
4lis contingent interest 2003
Gs
95
9474
Jan-July
4s
•
*122
,
D
2
'
96
—
1st & rcf 5s stamped 1964.
——Fcb-Auf
1st & ref 5a stamped 1974
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984
——Feb-Aug
Leliigh Valley Railway Co (N Y.) —
ASeries
89%
*95
11
1970.—Aprll-Ocf
Series B 4%s fixed interest 2003
Series C 5s fixed Interest 2003
68%
Hudson River RR-
&
N Y Power Sz
99%
'
*95
—
June-Deo
Series A 4s fixed interest 2003
95%
68
Central
4 Vis series A 1973
Ja??-July
Light first mtge a.5}is 1975-Jllar-fieptt
N Y & Putnam first consol gtd 4s, 3993—April-Oct
N Y Susquehanna & Western HitTerm 1st mtge 4s 1994
—Jan-July
1st & eons mtge 4s ser A 2004———Jan-July
AGeneral mortgage 4%s series A 2019
J an-July
N Y Telephone 2%s series D 3982
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3Vas series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
Jan-July
iiefuuding mortgage 3s Scries II 1989—April-Oct
Refunding mortgage-3%s series, I inntL-Aprit-Oct
Refunding mortgage 4%s series J J991—Map-Nov
-lief mtg 4Vbs series K 1993—Juu-July
81
*45
,,
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 4 lis extended to 1974
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol inlge bds—
75 U
83%
1st
837 a
817 a
89%
Mich South gold 3Va« '07—June-Deo
registered 1997
Lelilgh Coal & -Navigation 3'As A
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
837b
84
*92'A
■
—■
Aprll-Ocf
Aprll-Ocf
8%6
84'/a
*82
i...
Jan-July
Jun-July
_
69%
693/4
32
First
*83%
Jan-July
Jam-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jen-July
47bs
62%
90
Harlem River & Port Chester—
,Apr-Oct
City Term lty 2%s 1974
Karstadt (Rudolph) 47as debs udj 1903
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4%s 1901
Stamped 1901
127
95
refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007„Jan-JwZy
AGeneral mtge conv inc 4%s ser A 2022—
May
N
Kansas
Kansas
68%'
74%
4%s
8074
89
--
69
94%
Y Connecting Hit 2%s scries B 1975.„
100
—
*79
90
62%
67%
Y
N
797a
309
73%
1980
6s
Mortgage 4s series A 2043-—Jan-July
Mortgage 4s series B 2043—Jan-JulyT*
89
66
65%
%
Impt 5s series C 2013
N
118
99%
16
64
82%
50
73%
l%s
92%
*89
—
—.Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1980 _June-Dcc
l-'irst mortgage 3s series V 1986-.,
——April-Oct
,,
115
53
*79 %
,,
—
1998—
4s series A
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998-Feb-Aug
3 V2S registered 1998—
.—Feb-Aug
New York Chicago & fit Louis-
—
98
118
94
68
3%s
88 7b
—*•
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71%
82%
*82%
94%
Y
174
88 V#
High
71%
April-Oct
Lake
96
1587a
91
117
39;>9__Ju?m-Deo
Jersey Central Power & Light 2%s
Joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975_.
264
*71%
April-Oct
April-Oct
3%s
102%
89
Low
Co—
N
CO
£f
April-Oct
10074
13
100
J<m-July
conv
39
96
1587 a 168 %
■0
Mar-Sept
Jan-Juiy
474s k 1 debentures 1987
Interstate Power Co 3%s 1978
30074 1017#
—
95
Jan. 1
No.
trust
General
90
91%
IOOV2 103
tm
24
RR
Ka/iye Since
Sold
*81
&
88
88
2
100 % 101
May-Nov
Central
Bonds
High
Refunding & Irnpt 4%s series A 2013
N
88
Friday's
Collateral
78%
263% 263%
88
or
Bid & Asked
Refunding
77%
78%
10
99%
,,
York
Consolidated
77%
Sale Price
Jersey
New
Harvester
International Tel & Tel Corp—47/«s conv t.ubord debs 1983
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
1
86
Monday, February 2, 1959
Week's Range
Last
Period
Bell Telephone 3%s 1988
Jan-July
New Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s 1986
Feb-Aug
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974-.
-Mar-Sepl
New Orleans Term 1st mtge 3%s 1977—May-Woo
79%
86
77 \\
"783«
Jan-Julf
Corp 4%s debs ser A 1979
e
77
New
-87
7774
Interest
Low
"79 '/a
International Minerals & Chemical Corp—
3.65s <jouv eubord debs 1977
-Jan-Julf
37bs
34
•88',2
Jan-July
„,Feb-Aup
Mar-Sept
Jen-July
Mer-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jem-July
1980—
debentures
1
s
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
High
Low
NO.
78
-88I2
May-Woo
1980
1st inlge 3%s series II 1989
37bs
Friday
;-843i
May-Wop
1984
JANUARY 30
Jan. 1
Sold
High
77
1979__Mav.woc
mortgage 3%s series B 1979
Consol mortgage 3%s series C 1974
Consul
ENDED
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
First
WKRK
FOR
RANGE
Week's Rang:*
.
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
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.
.
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82%
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81
82
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.
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.
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--ST*
BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
liUNIIS
Interest
New York Stuck Exchange
Period
or
Bid & Asked
Phillips Petroleum 23-is debentures 1964
9415
11914
>.
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3'/as 19G5
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12015
96
12014
116
670
*
—
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97%
'
89
91
28
8715
91
8815
881«
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^
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93
95
9414
95%
99%
99%
99%
89%
92%
941/2
9415
99n0
3
,—Feb-Aug
L,
Mar-Sept
B 1862—.—.
Plantation Pipe Line 234s 1970
335s V f
Electric
Potomac
33m
3986—
debentures
Co
Power
3s
debs 3973
conv
——31 ay-Nov '
—12—
Procter Si Gamble 3%s debs 1981
Public
Electric Si
Bervice
Gas
-debentures
1963
Co—•
,
May-lVo»
•:
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95
refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
95
refunding lhortgagc 3%s 19G8_Ja 11-July
and
*107
\'~.C
refunding mortgage
Bs 2037—Jrme-Dec
3s 1972—May-Nov
First nind reiijnding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
...
94%
92%
9114
169
Tidewater
Radio Corp
of .America 3%s conv 1980—J«?te-Deo
Reading Co lirst & rcf 3 las scries D 1995.il/a7/-Nov
Reynolds; (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973.
April-Oct ,:
Rheem Mfg -Co ;3yps debs 1975
Feb-Aug
Rlilne-Westphalia Flee Power Corp—•
''
*
JrADireot tntgc 6s 1952
•;
SAConsol
Debt adjustment
2
5 lis-scries A
4%s -series B
*—
,
-
>
3.333
96
96
i—,/an-July
94
94 ;
96
;
1983
...April-Oct
—
6%s
Royal "McBce
debs
conv
1977
147
151
Rochester Gas
Electric Corp—
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A/ar-Sept
Rohr Aircraft 0 lis conv debs 1977——_Jan-July
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gold 6s
121
121
9434
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l94:.- *9434
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114
118
93
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—
7514
75 li
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...
_
46
7715
7334
3
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first cons gold
Duluth
7634
79
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89
debentures 1971
,
mtge
3%s
3s
conv
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RR
series
3s
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8114
81 li
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—J?i?ie-Dec
1977——
*8835
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—
...
/
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1
10634
108%
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104%
10535
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19
8634
13235
8734
450
11434
119%
11234-115%
8034
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301
11234
11735
2
8035
81%
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4s
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83
76
76
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85
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.
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Ban I'ran Term
—May-Nov
May-Nov
A '73—Janc-Dec
-
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Bouthern -ily -first eonsol gold 5s
lst-mlgccoll tr:4!5s 1988
.April-Oct
.
Standard
Products
Coll
Standard Oil
of
5s
California
4%s
.139%
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94%
86
96
debentures
96
■
68
96%
99%
Winston-Salem S B
47
92%
9334
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84
84
84
3
84
f,
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GG
1st
1
104
-
v
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96
9615
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104
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10815
10735
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.
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'
in
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sale
the year's
8315
85
92
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152
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71
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72
92
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115
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114
71
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.
70
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78
79
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-
,
54%
year's range, d Ex-interest, esals
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7635
76
11134
85
72
71%
not included in the
n Under-tlie-rulo
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1983
9915
11314 114
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2
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83%
—
*—
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April
19G7
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•
97
82%
—
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G
•'
82
97
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114
I960..—I—Jan-July
first 4s
92
76
109%
81%
8414
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:
76
-
107
34
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I
I
1984—
the year's range,
included in
not
"92
122
81
*—
■
10535
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90
10814 109
-10814
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A 2004
415s inc scries A Jan 1 2029
1976
1
64
98
206
120
92
90
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mtge 4s series
5
-
96%
104
95 %
*122
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s
'
96
..
v
201
9615
206
Centra! RR Co—
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.•v.
-
101
100
32
83
95%
Pacific RR Co 3lis ser A 1981— ..Jan-July
income
93
*67
100
*8115
1970—Fcb-Aug
1967_Jan-July
—
4s ser A
C 1.979
515s debentures 1982
98%
!
97%
April
1991—April
Feb-NoV
guaranteed 2361
registered 2361.
9234
—
'
76
415s 2013
conv
146
10
9614
May-JVoo
I 1966——Jan-July
314s. series
4s
9635
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gold
—■
•
9914
*81%
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Wheeling & Lake Eric RR 2%3 A 1902.
Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 314s serlc.s O 1970
... Mar-.S'ept
First mortgage 315s series D 1967.
—Jan-July
:
3%s conv debs 1975
May-Nov ■
Whirlpool Corp 314s s f debs 1980.——Feb-Aug
Wilson & Co 414s debs 1978
Jan-July
14.3
137
.-,13
88
102
10015 101
101
Feb -A ug
....
92
April-Oct
1983.
ASpolmne Internl'lirst
-
9435
—
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1994
Memphis div first, gold 5s 1996—
Bouthwestern Bel Tel 2.:,/4S debs 1985
315s .debentures
95
9Gli
9215
* 3
series F. 1980
/a?t-July •'
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*'
•
70
96%
88
10115
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
'
—
•
--
91%
95%
9915
ref
Power
Pftun
5s
'
Bouthern Pacific RR Co—
•
*65%
'140
•
.il/ar-Bept
,*
140
140
'
90%
6
92
"7
9914
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gtd gold 315s 2000._Feb-Au<?
first
RR
Western
78%
fioutheun California Ed Lson Co—
140
5
96%
series A Jan 1981
Western Maryland Ry 1st
1st mortgage 315s series
—
*—
—
90%
101% 101%
101%
Jan-July
A/ar-Sept
A/ap-Nov ;
O 1973_April-Ocf
A/ap-Nov f
Washington Terminal 2%s series A
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 315s
West Perm Electric 315s 1974
—
—
91%
96
A/ar-Sept
4
mortgage
West Shore first
Jan-July
—-.
95%
91
*88
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Income 4lis series B Jan
intgc
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.
*
.,314s 'convertible debentures 1970.—.—Jan-July
.vSoutherii.'Indjana;Ry.25*is 1994
Jan-July
-
8714
124%
5
9015
96
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
1976—
Wabash RR Co—
86%
11614 H034
*—
subord income
6s
Warren
GG
90%
91%
:•
debs 2008
199
8635
90
*81%
—Jan-July
2%s ser II 1980
104% 10434
129-14 131%
125%
90
mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
ref M 3lis ser J 1982
April-Oct1
104 "'a
■
:
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&
10114
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3 .2?f4s debentures. 1985.
Boutheni Natural .Gas
121
19
A/ar-Sept
99%
80%
'
58
/s 90
June-Dec
1951
1968
1978
F
13
1141i
1979
delis
9935 100%
10834 10815
conv
debs
103
v
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subord
12114 123%
9114
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of
100
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conv
73
99%
I
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
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1st lion & ref 4s scr F 1983
86
82
71 %
99%
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April-Oct
Jan-July "
1976
—
86
80%
4
90
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
—April-Oct
A/ar-Sept /
A/ar-Sept
1983
84%
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i
.
122%
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10134
—
5
83
10
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;
8314
6
84
84%
7115..71la
9915
9914
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Gen mtge 4lis 1983
—
*86
81
9914
A/ar-Sept :
,/an-July
:
debs
39
Bocony-Vacuum Oil 215s 1976
June-Dec
Bouth.-tfc-Korth.Ala Rlt gtd 5s 1963
April-Oct
Southern JBrll Telephone A; Telegraph Co—
3s debentures
1979
Jan-July
5%s
8315
*81
1966—April-Oct
1978
10235
102
—
1982
April-Oct
.130
1971
April-Oct
8714
debs 1986—June-Dec / 116:!i
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..Jan-July
.— vv
Brni til-Corona
8134
81
—
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series
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..
debentures
4,35s
2%s
1970
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112%
—
1
8134
9514
81
8434
'
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A/ap-Nov /
;
1967
414s conv subord
*89
Corp—
debentures
Oil 2lis
Sinclair. Oil Corp
105%
--
95%
95%
1
9514
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>
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3s
5G6
1021'2
Gas
5Vis "conv subord
Shell Union
1969
33
•
-
America
4s
9314
95%
9514
1991.A/ar-Sept
April-Oct
314s conv subord debentures 1969
—
'
■
11035 112%
*—
Feb-Aug
435s SUbord debs 1977
31 ay-Nov
5s (debentures 1982
Jan-July
Bears ItOebuck & Co 4:%s s f debs 1983— Yeb-Aug
Service Pipe Line .3.20s s f debs 1982
April-Oct
i
96
112 li
—M«?/-Nov
1980
B
1974
Oil «Si
90
/
--
85%
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..
Bears/Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
43is -debentures 1972
Shamrock
89
1st
<& Sons 2%s 19GG
(Jos E)
debentures
5
Co—
debentures
f
s
Beagram
r
95
Jan-July
Air
debentures
33%
9715
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Feb-Aug
coll tr 414s 1978
Participating
7735
70
-
Mar-Sept
Paper 3s
1st
,
89
*83
89
.
April-Oct
May-Nou
Scovill Manufacturing 434s debs 1982
Seaboard
V
:
Corp 2%s
83
~5
9815
*96
June*Deo
1976
1973
§A3!is assented series C
-
127
7715
4s 1968_J7inc-Dec
Paul Union Depot
Scott
of
Co
85
June-Dec
A/ap-Nov
;
f debs
s
125
120
74
123
9815
A/ap-Nov
RR 2%s debentures
debentures
f
s
Vanadium
3las B 1971
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989
St
76 la
'
81
85%
—
Jan-July
§ A3 lis assented series A 1947—
Jan-July
§A6!5s sinking fund mtge series A 1951-Junc-Dec
§A31is assented series A 1951
Jane-Dec
§A6V5s sinking fund mtge ser C 1951—June-Dec
80
7534
106
84
84%
120
9815
1971__A/a?/-Nov
Steel Works Corp—
§A6J/t»s debs scries A 1947
76%
49
7414
74
106
United
90
7034
7814-79
*—
Mar-Sept
1989
certificates
bond
4s
Paul A:
Gas
2%s
80
77%
85
84
8414
75
106
4
*83
123
trust 2%s 1975.Aprll-Oct
2%s 1980
1982
United States Steel
90
79%
*76%
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
Bt
3%s
S. Rubber 2%s debentures
U.
120
'
series B 1980.
A5s income debs ser A Jan 200G
Bt Louis-Southwestern Ry—
4s
mtge
Missouri
of
314s
1st mtge &
124
11514
66
96%
*8714
April-Oct
•
Ry Co—
4s series A 1997.——.—.Jan-July
Second mtge inc 4lis ser A Jan 2022
May
1st
1980
debentures. 1977
4%s
124
*—
1st mortgage
A
113
-r
.
11514 118%
April-Oct
1996
Francisco
Louis-San
V
'
Li
94%
84! a
3%s 1.Q74
mtge & coll tr 3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3148 1972.
4%s s f debs 1972
3%s Sinking fund debentures 1973
1st mtge & coll tr 414s 1977
9335
115 li
Baguenay Power 3s series A 1971
Mar-Sept
Bt Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996.Jan-./7dp
Bt
157;.
*—
June-Dec
i
,.;v. t
,
33
.
.
'
92%
43
84
106
1985—Jan-July
E
ser
1st
99
94
96
94 '
.
1
96;
34
9014
"9515
95
79
*73%
and
rcf
Co
Biscuit
3%s
United
!—__,/an-July !
3 3 33'
!.
——
debs
314s
Co
Cent
Tank Car 414s
United
.'
Jan-July
.—j.
1978
subord
Oil
United Artists Corp—
6s conv subord debs
87
87
•
435s conv
Orleans
of New
mtge
Union
8615
92
84
9514
.June-Deo
Refunding mortgage 215s series C
7015
70%
92
9114
9015
.
1978
41-iiS- scries C 1978.
Richfield. Oil Corp—
refund M 3%s
Union Pacific
10614 11515
V'cb-Aug /'
;
.bonds—
561
1
*84
0114
il/ap-Nov
A/ap-Nov
Union Oil of California 2%s debs 1970
*87
..May-Nov
1953
6s
mtge
99
92
14114 lot
791
92 '
Aprll-Oct I.¬
gold 5s 2000
1st mtge & coll tr
103%
102
56
__
148
143
Louis—
First mortgage and coll
3s debentures
1968
91%
9115
10614 109%
7015
7015
107
*90
146
il/ar-Sept
;
Orleans RR—
Electric
Union
9114
8914
90
*—
—
RR
Term
107
18
*—'3 91
10215 103
10214
Jan-July
Jan-July
impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
Tfi-Continental Corp 2%s debs 19G1
A/ar-Sept
9015
8615
88
%3.33%3.'v^June-Dec
Thompson Products 414s debs 1982
—Feb-Awp
94
1st
2%s debentures 1964-.—
Quaker Oat3
92
85%
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
Texas
9614
4
86%
10114
*—*•-9115
8615
impt M 4s scries C 2019—Jan-July
and
Tol & Ohio
*—
——
21
*79
91 %
8714
83%
84
102-
-
May -Nov
St
of
& Pacific first
Texas
*89
__
1972—
;.
.Junc-Dec
Ust' and refunding mortgage 314s 1903_ April-Oct
3 V5s
debentures
1975—
:
April-Oct
C 43is debentures 1977
il/ar-SeptJ
93%
85%
Jan-July
Jan-July
May-Woo
19G6
1973
Assu
New
&
General
169
92%
22
*100
First and refund M 3%s series C 1990—April-Oct
98%
107
101%
First and refund M 314s series B 1970—April-Oct
11814'
97
'167
__
"r
debentures'
335s
94
5
impt 2%s series D 1985
(The) 3%s dobs 1983.
Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas
81
81
/
-
4
Refund and
113
1
95%
94
.
refunding mortgage
First mud
7
74
97
17
85%
Texas Company
.V
(
Iirst-Hud
First
/81
97
82%
84%
10114 10114
82%
*
Mar-Sept
subord debs 1983
conv
Texas
11315 11515
Co.
Refund and
91
81
114
89%
—
*—
: Mar-Sept
'
3s
*86Ta
31
CI
April*Oct
1983———./are-July
103%
32%
102%
82%
1st mtge 6s 1971..
2%s debentures 1972
Terminal RR
Pittsburgh Youngstown <te Ashtabula Ry-lst gen 5s series
128
Jan-July
debentures
415s
96
92-%
92%
10214 10314
Sylvania Electric Products—
7015
96
—
~~
119
10314
Surface Transit Inc
Swll't &
89
115%
Jan-July
Oil Corp 2%s debentures
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981
97;%
High
166
1974
Sunray
97-%
97%
—
—
Jan. L
Low
11615 119
(Ohio)
Co
415s 1982
Stauffcr Chemical 3T5s debs 1973
^97%
'
Oil
Range Since
No.
11615
debentures 2%s 1971—iJ/ay-Nov
tN J)
2%s debentures
Standard
High
Bonds
Sold
April-Oct
Oil
Standard Oil
91
90
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
April-Oct
(Indiana) 315s conv 1982
debentures 1983
415s
'"9815
.
—
■
Jan-July■
April-Oct
•
3
...
"
1904—May-Nov
Cnem 1st nitge335s
9414
57
99
guaranteed 4%s ser 1 1963..Fct)-Au(/
4%s ser J 19(>4_iUa//-Nov
Pittsburgu Cine Chicago & St Louis Rlt—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
.June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
April*Oct
General mortgage 33os series E 1975
ApriF-Oct
&
High
Standard
95
118
Low
No.
Sale Price
Low
-76
Consolidated guaranteed
Pittsb Coke
High
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. I
Sold
Week's Rang*
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Low
Consolidated
30
Week's Rang*
Last
Sale Price
Feb-Aug
4%a ctmv suborn uebs
10 ti'7_
Feb-Aug
PiUsbury Mills Inc. 3%s s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer ai iuake Erie 2Vos 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Ciiie & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser II I960—Fcb-Aug
ENDED JANUARY
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Friday
under Section 77^1
«d"'dirtag current weet.
'•
selling flat.
' "
"
■
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
AND
WEEKLY
RECORD
YEARLY
extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange
Jan.26 and ending Friday, Jan. 30. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
the following
In
RANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
•American Stock Exchange
.
Sale Price
Aberdeen. Petroleum Corp class A
Acme Precision
Aome AUlre
Products inc.
Do common——
Adam CodsoI Industries Inc
-Aerojet-General
Corp
Aerrnica Manufacturing Corp
.Aero £npp!y
Manufacturing
For.-footnotes see page 33.
WEEK
ENDED
JANUARY
30
Sales
Week's
Range
Shares
;
Lovr
High
4%
-4%
4%
400
43s
Jan
434
Jan
Agnew Surpass Bhoe
1
10
1
6%
6%
634
1,700
534
Jan
6%
Jan
AJax
20%
22%
2,300
Jan
22%
Jan
Alabama
0»
1.000
1735
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
1
5.7%
55%
60 /
11,200
55%
Jan
6834
Jan
1
1214
11%
1235
12.800
9%
Jan
534
5%
534
7.300
5%
Jan
8
7%
-
Petroleums
Stores—.
Ltd
Jan
63s
Jan
Alaska
~
,
..
.
Airlines
Inc
—
1
'
35
Bouthern
"
.
—
50
Alabama Power 4.20%
preferred—100
Alan Wood Steel Co
10
5%
cumulative' preferred—
100
Great
Sales
-
Range -
for Week
High
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Low
-
High
433i
•
—50c
1235
/
.
-
of Prices
Low
Par
High
1
20
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Week's
Friday
,
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
FOR
for the week beginning Monday,
to include every security whetner
"
■"
—
'
8734
3134
—
'
—
'
131
87
273*
;
734
"
-
131;
„i,
7%
7la
-•
-
88
31%
1435
Jap
Jan
•135
Jan
-70
131
Jan
131
Jan
75
87
Jan
90
Jan
23%
Jan
3135 Jan
78
Jan
82
-
•10,600
185
"
Jan
U
-54,600
-
3,600
634
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
M
.
.
Monday, February 2, 1959
.
{626>
STOCK EXCHANGE
AMERICAN
Last
SIOCK^
Range
rat
Alleghany
Allied Intcrnat'l Investing cap
Alsco
Aluminum
Jan
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
9%
9%
900
8% Jan
9%
9y.
37
38%
1,000
37
Jan
41%
Jan
12
12
100
12
Jan
12
Jan
9
Jan
10
Jan
16%
Jan
37
IVa
100
si y2
80%
•
8'/a
8
82
8%
350
common——.1
2%
1%
2%
16,200
9%
9
11% Jan
Jan
Electronics
12 «A
11%
34 %
33 V*
34 'A
Inc
2%
Jan
Jan
Jan
104
Jan
13%
11% Jan
Jan
34% Jan
Jan
38V*
38
400
43
Jan
Jan
43
Jan
33
41%
33
38'A
•
Co
Jan
Jan
36
Jan
Jan
American Natural Gas Co 6 % pfd—29
American Petrollna Inc class A
1
12 %
12
12%
18,100
11'A
Jan
12%
Jan
75%
7,900
68%
Jan
10%
10%
11%
1,400
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
4 V*
4%
700
4%
Jan
4V'2
Jan
31V*
Jan
32%
Jan
13
Jan
15
Jan
Equip
Photocopy
Scal-Kap
American
Thread
common
5Co
Oil
Auacon
Lead
Anchor
Post
Anglo
class
Co
13%
14%
8%
3%
iy«>
9
is y2
-4.70
9%
0
common
A
Ltd
Mines
Products
Ltd
Exploration
Amer
500
32
14V*
-J200
Writing Paper
Incorporated;
AmurcK
31V*
8
.1
American
AMI
0
preierred
6,000
Co
Power
Oil
Arkansas
Fuel
Arkansas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Power
4.72</o
Carolina
Ltd—
dep
nil
203,700
■H Jan
1%
14% Jan
15V2
Jan
10 Va
Jan
Arnold
Cased Products
15%
3,400
9%
9%
1,600
38,800
6%
Jan
8%
Jan
300
5%
Jan
6
Jan
&
Gataliif
—1
Central" Illinois
340
92
Jan
95
Jan
Christiana
8,600
37
Jan
41%
Jan
52%
50 y2
52%
17,500
23'A
—400
.
l'/a
America——1
3
3
1«
Indus
Automatic
160
2
54
54
Clayton
Clopay
10b
•
2'A
Jan
Jan
59 Va
1% Jan
Jan
6% Jan
13% Jan
16%
Jan
4
Jan
4'/2
Jan
9JA
Jan
10%
Jan
Jan
19%
Jan
4%
16%
4%
9%
10
45,700
3,100
18%
4'A
2,300
17Va
4%
17%
.17%
—l
Jan
24,700
9%
1
106%
5% Jan
4'/a
■■■■
preferred—1
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common
S
900
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
3%
Jan
4
Jan
non-cum
Jan
46
Jan
35
1,900
46
40%
46
17
17
17
17%
17%
900
3'A
3%
5,700
-
Industries
Inc
1
Baldwin Rubber common
Securities
Baldwin
I
Corp
*3%
TT„i»
Jan
17%
Jan
16
Jan
17
Jan
16
50
Jan
3% Jan
3% Jan
21%
los
de
•5%
'6%
Oil
Banff
4%
4V*
ltf
112
1%
—BOB
Ltd
50
4%
13,900
17%
46,700
Barium
Brothers
Barker
Basic
Bayview
6%
Oil
Beck
—7.B0
9>A
(A Si
—1
Bell Telephone of Canada common
20
Belock Instrument Corp
50o
Benrns
Shoe Corp
Watch
Blckford'g
Co
jsv*
>
■
...
Inc
Blauner's
class A
common
—
Class
B non-voting
Inc.
Correon
t
(S)
Cij.
...
&
Reynolds
Brad Foote Gear
Brazilian
Cott
Breeze
Corp
j.
>
■
7
•
British
American
4
Jan
7
Jan
ord
rets
dep
British
rets ord reg
Rubber
B
S
F
Co
Ltd
Mills
Bruck
Company
Buckeye
24,900
Jan
12%
Jan
Curtfs
7% Jan
Curtis
20%
450
19'A
Jan
20V4
16%
900
11
Jan
5%:
serial
Die
&
Daitch
Jan
50
98
96
Jan
98
Jan
Davega Stores Corp
5%
preferred—
11%
2%
2,100
6V4
6%
15,800
6%
70,500
500
7
28
Jan
80
Jan
9
Jan
12%
Jan
1%
Jan
-
dep
6%
Jan
Jan
32
Jan
63
Jan
73
Jan
44%
46
18,800
41% Jan
46
Jan
Detroit
6%
Jan
"7% ~7%
100
41%
500
7% Jan
37
8-JV J»n
41%
Jan
Jan
8V4
20,000
14%
Jan
15%
Jan
31'A
32%
1,000
30V4
Jan
3 3'A
8
5,800
7%
Jan
9%
2,000
8%
Jan
600
17%
Jan
,v
7%
9
19%
94,700
21
30,900
11
8
7% Jan
*
Jan
Calgary ft Eduionlou Corp Ltd
Eastern Aviation Inc
Electric
400
7%
8%
8%
8%
2%
2%
3
1,300
11,200
Diners'
15
12
12%
7V2 Jan
Jan
Jan
11
Jan
Jan
Jan
8%
Jan
8%
Jan
3
Jan
Petroleum
$3.00
preferred
preferred
Dow
cumulative
Qc,e
Calvan
Camden
preferred
Consol Oil ft Gaa ttn—.
Jan
Draper
13%
Jan
Drilling
3%
3%
1,600
2%
Jan
8
7%
8
5,400
6%
33%
%
Jan
4V8
Jan
Jaan
8
Duke
Fire
Insurance
8
35Vb
8,800
30
Jan
Ltd
Jan
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
6%
Jan
'8%
41,200
6%
Jan
8%
Jan
!%
42,300
k
Jan
T%
Jan
27
29%
600
26%
Jan
29% Jan
13%
13%
2,000
13 Va
Jan
147A
Jan
Jan
19%
Jan
Jan
-1.8
'-"1%
1%-
Jan
19%
1,400
14%
Jan
16% Jan
1,000
13%
Jan
14Y*
300
19%
Jan
19V2 Jan
6%
7,700
4%
Jan
6%
Jan
415
100
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
-2%" :2%
4 59. r <62
"14% 15%
■ ;s%
8%
".A
V'li—
14,400
2'A Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
65%
13%
Jan
15%
Jan
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
13
Jan
15%
Jan
42%
Jan
45
Jan
4%-Jan
5
Jan
Jan
15
.
Jan
Duro
9,100
Jan
3%
Jan
Duval
21%
Jan
23%
Jan
Dynamics
61%
Co
Canada
Bread
Canada
Cement
6%%
Co
Ltd common..
100
58%
Jan
61V2
49
50
48 3 4
Jail
52
5%
;
415
2%
59%
14%
,:r".
250
55 %
Jan
57
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
Eastern
36%
see
page
33.
'
1,000
"
.
7
% 300
-
4,400
-■
Jan
2% ;
2%
-
38 •••
37 %'
Jan
Jan
19% Jan
10,900
19JA
2%:
19%
18%
2%
Jan
12%
*
•
9%
25
io%'ll
_r
11
i 600
:.
'
40
37%
2%
Jan
Jan
14%
Jan
37 %' Jan
42%
Jail
~
t:
■
>3/.
-
•
7
l
*
1
—10
*
Laboratories———-—■—1
—.1
common
Potash Co—
12,200
25%.:27%
25*
>1,100
6
n.'5%;
Jan
7%
Jan
9V4 Jan
23%
Jan
27% Jan
4%
Jan
Jan
Jan
6
13
1534
-5.%.
5%
2,800
5%
Jan
4»A
■
4,900
3%
Jan
34%
-
90
33%
Jan
1,400
3%
Jan
;
;■
3%,..
Jan
34
" Jan
139 V*
Jan
146
Jan
3,300
9%
Jan
4,000
2%
Jan
11%
3% t
31%
1
29
-
11% Jan
3% Jan
6% Jan
Jan
5%
52,200
ie
32%
4 30V8
:
.3,400
5%
1 %'
.''
Jan
40
5% ■/;. ,5%
%
Jan
3%
3,500
3%
••
Jan
4 is
.35
34
«10%
10%
Jan
Jan
5%
146
-
iV,
r
3%
V 3 %
30 %.
'143
3.%.,
32%
1
16% Jan
"*525
'
—
15.4
Jan
163A
15%
v
-4 Vs.
146
Jan
34 y4.
16%
1
2%
Co..—
7/o Jan
Jan
9>%
—1
Tlc
—
%
46,100 '
lir:r
30%
Jan
1-A
Jan
12,000
Jan
.33% Jan
3-jV Jan
3 1®8
200
3 ft;
Jan
,1934
20%
?1,200
16%
Jan
.1%
1%
100
l3a
Jan
; 11%
12%
i 2,500
11%
Jan
13% Jan
23%
400
23%
Jan
24% Jan
-1,200
20%
1
..
11%
3-/lr.
'>23%
*
r
36
.
'
Jan
23%
Jan
15
Jan
16y2
Jan
10
Jan
11%
Jan
12
Jan
14y4
Jan
34%
Jan
36
Jari
550
36
34%
*7V8
7'A
22,400
7
27%.
-263a
28%
39,000
10%
"10%. 11%
66%
65
9,600
47
,
,
500
1,900
4534. 47
-
-
Jan
77/s Jan
Jan
19
7%
Jan
3,800
14-Vj
-13%
Jan
1%
600
V
10%.-11%.
-
13%
16%-
15 Vs
20%
2,200
22%*. 23%
•
29% Jan
10'A
Jan
11%
Jan
65
Jan
68
Jan
Jan
33%
Jan
6
Jan
7%
Jan
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
x45l4
6%
4
28,600
3 l'rt
100
4
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7%
3%
6%
4%
900
37«
Jan
'4%
7
200
6%
Jan
7V2
Jan
G1!!
28;
27%
33.%
31
Jail
31%
Jan
-4500
25%
Jan
33%
Jan
75.400
33%-
6%
*
23
4%
Jan
3,720
31 Va
Corp of
America.——-1
5"%.-
5
.
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2,200
36%
800
36%
Jan
36%
Jan
Eastern
9%
;
Corp
Jan
4%
85,800
7VB
Jan
9!A
Jan
35
35%
;
300
34
Jan
35%
Jan
A'——'.——■-*
series—*
preferred
Edo Corporation class A
$6
Elder
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Iron—
25
Corp——.—^.--.1
Malleable
States
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r
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400
44% ' " 44 -.; : 45 :
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4%
9
—
24,600
14%
13%
1-3%:
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23,600
Jan
SVt Jan
Jan
57
•:
•
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preference
For footnotes
l
•
Ltd
19%
Jan
3
•
Campbell Clilbougamau Mines Ltd
Test
10.900
'
36%
"
*'.19%
'
6s 8d
Co——
(Allen B)
3%
49
*
16
13a4" 113%
.
6
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7.50
Common
36%
55 Va
*
Jan
18 7A
1
Stores—
Exploration
Power
DuMont
Jan
&
22%
3
r*
•
(
-
5
.100
common—...—:
Corp
21%
1
3
-
Jan
13%;'
Ltd.——————*
Harris
60
—50
Jan
3
16 %
5%
Inc.
Brewery
15%
3%
«—4.
Jan
23Va
Jan
2,600
16
$2
preferred——.—.——32.50
Douglas Oil Company
1
Jan
Jan
;
7%
Jan
2%
16%t -16%
-
Steel &
Dorr-Oliver
Jan
V*
—50
Jan
2114
18%
Ltd.
_•
Coal ord stock——*
Chemical Co Ltd——•
Dominion Textile Co Ltd common—•
12
161,700
—50
$2.50
6%
-4,100
9
Dominion Tar &
15
%
3
Jan
Jan
Dominion Bridge Co
Jan
7%
2% Jan
dep ret s
9%
21
12%
,r;,
22%
Jan
7%
*
34 v4
...
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ord reg
Ltd—
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American
Dome
Jan
7%
8
34%
Jan
S%
V %
15,800
■'
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i
25c
Inc.J—
Club
Diversey (The) Corp
Diversified Specialty
2,100
15
12%
1
10%
Jan
48,400
8
_l
Iron & Steel Fdrs Inc.
(The)
500
15
M.100
Power
Jan
9
5% Jan
19%
Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
....10s
Duraloy (The) Co
——-1
Durham Hosiery class B common
*
Calif
Jan
8%
Dun lop
California
Jan
■39%
Jan
10c
35
_50c
Manufacturing
&
8'A Jan
11%
7%
<
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Jan
Jan
:
13%
.
Development Corp of America
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd...
Jan
15%
shares—3s 6d
1
12%«
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Biscuit Corp
Burry
Gasket
Distillers
7%
14 V*
& Son Inc
Jan
40
23%
36 Va
2.50
_4
Inc..........
30%
Jan
Driver
rets
(J P)
Brothers
Davidson
25
3
Burroughs
Mills
Hosiery
Davenport
150
6%
Burma Mines Ltd—
American
14%
Jan
Jan
8%
8%
2.50
.20
....2.50
common
800
2% Jan
6% Jan
7%
1*
2.50
Buffalo-Eclipse
Corp
Bunker Hill
(The) Company
A
71.
1
Co
Jan
kJan
18
;
Jan
1%
1,000
•
.*
:
32
6Vi
10
preferred
Jan
3%
600
*
5
Day Mines Inc.
Dayton Rubber Co class A——
Dejay Stores common
Dennison Mfg class A common
8%
debentures
50o
—0
preferred
Machine
Jan
X3%
.
Jan
13%
:•
700
-
Crystal dairies Ihc-i—
Jan
2%
10%
-
14,600
•7%'
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Oil
41V2
11 Va
•
6c/o
,
common
Jan
14%
317/8
1
1
Jan
'7%
Jan
5Va'Jan
i
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Lighting Inc common
Manufacturing Co class
Dominion
(The) Corp
60c convertible
Tobacco
Cuban-Venezuelan
Jan
—
common
Co.
Sugar
39
80
—1
Jan
: 8%r- 8%
't - 7%
8%
.
25c
.•__*
2.50 V
50c •
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1,000
41%
goo
32%
—.10
B
6%
9%
.
7% "Jan
600
■::
5% Jan
4% Jan
6% Jan
1,100
?:
98
7%
9>A
Jan
16% Jan
5% Jan
5,200
Cuban
Detroit Gray
—1
Budget Finance Plan common.
Buell
Atlantic
Cuban
10%
r
common
class
Co
Cuban American Oil
Jan
45%
£1
1
preferred—
cumulative
4%
Brown
Drug
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
$1.12
preferred
43%
40
.
Company common
Brown Forman Distillers
Jan
29%
.
-(Md)i
5
partic-—*
71
Petroleum Co Ltd—
Amer dep
Crown
Jan
"7%
Brown
Jan
53i
1,100
•
"A"
32
bearer
British
Intemat'l
Cork
Crown
Jan
6%
6%
dep rets ord reg
Columbia Power common
Amer
5%
2%
6,000
-700
22%
-3-
common—..—
Crown -Central Petroleum
42-%
Jan
Tobacco—
Amer
Co
Jan
Jan
49,500
6%
,
' 8% '
-
-
Publishing Co.—:
Crowley Milncr & Co
11%
2%
—J•
Oil
23%
9%
t
50
%
v:
«6%
-:-
22%
£1
Crowell-Collier
800
common—*
American
Jan
11V*
*
•
British
Jan
45 V*
.
Jan
Jan
4
400
•A
%
III
•.
:
50c
Inc
Industries
Fctfoleum
Crtedlc
1,100
6%
'
6y2
19%
:
-
(ord reg)
dep receipts
Carrier
Crane
43%
'
—l "
Light ft Pwr ord—•
common
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co
2%
10%
Jan
Jan
Jan
57»
8,500
-v-
9%V,
-
5%
*
1
*
1.50
>
Corp
Beverage
12%
40%
20o
Works Inc
Traction
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
34%
2%
^
» 9
5%
5
common.
Courtaulds Ltd—
12%
5
~7
& Co
1%
6%
Jan
24% Jan
8,500
*
Jan
% Jan
6%
*
'r36%'- 37Va
-
•
—•
—
.^preferred class A
14%
20
16
common——1
Eohack (H C) Co common•
5%c/o prior cumulative preferred-100
Borne Chemical Company Inc.—
—0
Bourjois Inc
1
—1
Blumenthai
17% Jan
Jan
3%
25
37 V*
36% T-
Jan
aV Jan;
1%
.
Jan
V
118
Jan
33%
Jan
16%
Jan
Jan
7,900
1
voting
A
19%
7
•
——I
Jan
22
1,000
m
'-37,000
-13%---.12%*14
38%—
38
" 38% .300
19% - - "18% 21%*
5,100
Commercial Corp
1
Continental Industries Inc
10c
Continental Materials Corp—:
_10c
Cook Paint & Varnish Co...—-..-20
10% 12%
7Va
6 ir
12%
—1
common
Black Starr & Gorham
16
A
Jan!
Jan
11%
43,100
1%
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Continental
43 V*
43%
—1
Jan
Jan
9Va
4
£
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Jan
25 Va
108
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5%
v%
Jan
1%
5,200
;
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"-3
,12%
2%;
-
—1
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50c
Consol Cuban Petroleum Corp—...20c
Consol; Diesel Electric Corp....:
10c
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd.—•
Consol Retail Stores Inc—
—1
Consolidated Royalty Oil_k..—-——10
Continental Air Lines Inc
—1.25
Continental Aviation & Engineering..!
12%
_
—
Inc
8V2
7% Jan
14 Va
800
10
3%
A
—l
common
17% Jan
34,600
1%
9%
14
500
Ties
1%
3,600
22
Jan
5
Jan
Jan
13
600
900
"l%
Inc
Beau-Bruminel
8'A
15%
20%
25c
Corp
convertible class A
Bearings
14%
i
1
Incorporated
77A
14%
8
t
Corp
Barry Controls Inc class B
15%
16%
.—4
—
2iVJan
4%
'
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Steel Corp
4% Jan
1{3 Jan
-
& Power Ltd—*
Barcelona
Jan
3
Jan
'Jan
6% Jan
100
9%
r
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Containers
American
Andes—
shares
American
Jan-
50
.
Jan
24 Va
3,800
-
5%
■
Jan
10%
16
243,500
2,900
9%
;-7%
5%
:
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Jan V
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•
33''"
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9%" Jan
12,290
20,900
6%
'4
-
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33%
"ill'
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80 •'
•
500
6%
-
20%
-
5 *
-
-
1965-.-
to
cxt
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10%
11V*
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31,900
10'A
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23% Jan
-%
1%
6
Machinery—
Shoe
Compo
Connelly
;
10%
Jan
27%. Jan
...
114
118
34%
34%
6'
Co
Cooper-Jarrett Inc.—
Corby (II) Distillery Ltd—
Bailey A Selburn Oil ft Gas—
Class A—
Jan
27'
*«
67
•
950
30% - ' 30 - ;
6%^;V— 4%
*
Coastal Caribbean Oils vtc„..——LlOc
Cockshutt F:arm Equipment Co..-——*
Colon Oil Co Ltd (Canada)
—*
Colonial Sand & Stone Co——•
1
Community Public Service
—10
Class
Baker
s
& Lambert Manufacturing,—4
Corporation—i.—I
Aluminum Products
Club
3%
15%
5,100
Co...———.5
Claussner Hosiery
Jan
--
300
16%
%
7% Jan
Jan
2
14%" Jan t
"
'--90
.
r
*
"14%
; 57,500
200 *
;
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9%; Jan
'
Jan
Jaan
6,400
•
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3jA
24%
5%
14%
16%
10 pesos
Inc
'3% Jari
Jan
52
1,200
57
5%
5%
Mining ft
Products
5% Jan
Jan
104
9,000
2%
2
-
5p
Inc
Steel
114%
«■.
1
——1
Manufacturing Co..
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Co
-
8% Jan
"
21% Jan
150
Jan
ljj Jan
Jan
2 V*
23
23 '
105 y2
.
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Inc
2%
47,400
34,800
3%
3%
105 Va 106
,23
—•
Corp
Devices
3% Jan
Tel-
&
Corp option warrants
Plywood Corp
Audio
9,700
24 y2
1% Jan
2%
Consolidated
Atlas
38,500
2%
Atlanlica del Golfo Sugar
Atlas
Jan
4%
of
participating—
Development
Jan
8'A
22% Jan
4%
Atlantic Coast Line
Atlas
6%
Jan
77/s Jan
Stationers Supply Co—•
Coast
Jan
7'A
lis
,4%
Tel
Jan
5%
1,600
3,300
Hi
Inc.——.1
Associated
Clary
Jan
24%
22%
Stores
Associated
Jau
v.
16 "*' ''"15%
—1
Clarostat
13%
24%
100
13,500
—fl
reg—
Oil & Gas Co
Atlantic
7%
21
3,900
24%
6%
8 Va
6
7%
11%
Industries—
Laundries
A
23 Va
9V*
4
*2.50
Jan
Jan
Jan
100
.
29,300
13%
11%
24
l
1
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25
100
100
13 V*
Jan
6% "Jan
50
Chromalloy - Corp.^.J"——.—.——10c
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1
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Jan
17% Jan
~7%
10
4
94%
53
Jan
38^700
24%"5*">20 ; 1.25%-115 '-.
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38 y2
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«
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Jan
GV4
cv4
71;
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Jan
105
Jan
-/!;
Jan.
,
473
27%
68%
^10
2.50
Charts Corp common'..———
10
Charter Ofl Co Ltd-J——1
Oil
60;
4% Jan
*83
Convertible, preference———
Co of America—
93%
Associated
Class
14%
Cliainberlin
.—
10%
103t2
3%119,1>00'
1.500
15'
.
->27%
preferred..:—————100
Ligtot 4ty pfd——100
Electric Co common
10
Investors- Inc—
2
Cherry-Burrell commbn
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine—
Chief Consolidated Mining.i..
Jan
Jan
57
(
1,400
.1
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3,%
Central Power &
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22
5%'Jan"'
-
17%'
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'
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Jan
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preference $1.50 jseries—-i.—-• :
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Jan
-100"
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20%
-3 % :;
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3.50%
13% Jan
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-
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.
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-
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-
-
1
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class A
rets
dep
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Associate
Corp of America!
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6
loo
Electric
•/ 4%
20%%
8%
—1
Cenco
Central
Jan
Jan
-400
>
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"
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8%
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"
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,
•
7%
Co
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preferred
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Asamera Oil Corp Ltd
Associated
Jan
is
6%
'
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Rubber
All ex
American
9 V*
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& Co-.'—
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1
—-—*
5%
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Jan
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8
warrants
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Jan
(J W)
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Carter
Jan
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600
v;!, 30
104% 104%
14% Jan
Jan
1%
300
;
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13%
30:%
•
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11,600
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*
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13%
6
preferred
k
common
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8,100
-
:i4%
13%
•
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Angostura-Wuppcrman
Armour
Co
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la4
;
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-
s/'-
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3%
2,500
4
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1
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1
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Carnation
Jan
75 V*
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76
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American
28''4
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Can Northwest Mines & Oils Ltdiw—l
Canadian Petiofiua Ltd partic pfd-_10
Canadian Williston Minerals
6c
Canal-Randolpli
Corp
——1
Capital City Products common,
5
Carey
High
3%
Jan
3 A
15,500
3%
3%
.
Low
High
-
-10,400
Canadian
Jan
9
98
18,200
1,900
12%
20
20
Laundry Machine
jManufacturing Co com
82
1%
75
1
American
Jan
7% Jan
80
750
99
98
100
Co
Meter
Jan
3 -.V
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*
Homestead Oils Ltd——10c *
Canadian
Carroras
common
American
American
Jan
5%
4,500
16 V*
preierred
American Bevera ge
American
8%
3% Jan
4%
America—
of
Book
42,200
2,300
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14%
,
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American
7%
4%
14%
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1
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6,300
15,300
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Aluminum
Jan
7%
4.%
5%% convertible preferred
Allied Control Co
Paper
Inc
Jan
8
7'A
7%
Allegheny Airlines Inc..
Artists Pictures Corp
Allied
Allied
38 Va
Jan
7
7Vs
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Co
warrants
Corp
Jan
34%
dep rets Amer eh area—
Amer
All American Engineering
Southern Petroleums
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co
Canada
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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48
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86
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6%
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common
2,100
11
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20
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18
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3
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2074
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11%
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17
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1
Jan
1%
11%: 12 v
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1%
Jan
6% Jan
7.50
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5cumulative preferred
I.ithium Corp of America Inc
*
Jan
.11%
11%
Jan
Jan
86
.
y" Jan
Le
jfth;".', / ;/v6%
200 ;
6,
Jan
1%
1674
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Jan
31%
700
.1%
5%
174
class A
Stores
Class A
Jan
96
Jan-iv-
5%
mH
43%
-
10,100
46,400
•500.
5
Jan
i f: v/19%"Jan
'•/' */ 24% Jan
'
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,
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——1
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5
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18%
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,
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1
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...1%
27,000
24
32
7
>
6%
32%
Jan
1574
20c
f.anston
8%
Jan
22% ;
57/
800
6%
16
1.25
Jan
7%
Jap
3
21,100
2.50
a
67%
12%
Jan.;;
'
21%
5%
1%
Manufoct-u-ring.- Co..i___^l(j^3.
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-3,400
20%
2%
6%
17%
5'
Co
Jan
102
Jan
1,600
.v
6 Vn
&
6%
'
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10:%
3.200-t.1
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5%
15%
1
5
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Jan
11%
22%*:
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Z
18%
8% Jan:/
21®tr
.
14 74
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21%. .23%
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•
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f
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2,600
25c
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15%
1
4
22%
-
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200'
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10%
1,100
95%
,
49
98%
14%
374
15 %
50c
4%%
(Dol)___
Jan
Jan
"4%
Jan
1
36
■-<
600
50%
7%
5%
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49,000
54'
5
Jan
27/
14%
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100
19.%
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;
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5
1174
4,400
1
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Lamson
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48,300
107,200
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1
Great Lati's.OiE&, Chcinical Co.
Jan
40%
34%
Electric
L
20%
34".
&
Jan
"
7%
Jan
3%
15c
Kropp (The) Forge Co..
Kruoger. Brewing Co__.
Jan
7%
Jan
-10%
2%
:
Kobaeker
Jan
3%
1%
Jan
10%
10c
(S) Dept.
Kleincrt (I B) Rubber Co
Knott Hotels Corp
"Jan
107
900
700
Jan
874
100
1
I.td
Klein
Jan
300
,
117/
Jan
1
Glass'Co cotuiuon
Industries liic_i-
Kill;land
Jan
Jan
107
Jan
7
33V3C
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
34%
18
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39%
100
7%
10c
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Company
Kingsford Company
/ 5% Jan
34%
2%
5%
-
17%
liu:....
Jan
297/
Kawneer
Jan
7,200
«
237/
417/
Kennedy's Inc
Kidde " (Walter)
/: 7^ Jan
/
100
10%
Kawcckl Chemical; Co__,
Jan
118
23%*
Jan
11
Kin-Ark
■
23%
Jan
Jan
1,600
Katz Drug Company-?
Jan
11134
157/
1,900
Kansas Gas
Jan
850
7%
'
Gold Seal-Prodncl.
r
11%
Jan
-
Kaiser Industries Corp_
'/Kaltman (D) & Company
11%
•
17,400
41
5
_1
—__i
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Jan
Jan
Jan
1274
15%
3134
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'
Jan
Jan
9%
8%
41,700
107
2%
.
34%
.
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-1%-
1:
8,300
14%
474
147
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Jan
6%
•
630
3%
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6%
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45%
24%.
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■
:
1297/
20%
38
(Adolf.)
•
18%
1,300
334 Jan
41%
25
Glcnmore Distilleries class B
U* Films
27%
Jan
-3.100
7%
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3
21,000
v
3%
2%
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Gulf-States
'
'
^
74
5
40%
.
*«ulf' &
16J,
7,200
48
107
-
.
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Jan
High
5,100
41%
Jeannetie
Jan 1.7
60;,8
Low
4%
31%
Knox Corp
congnon'v^l. —*
Xlandman
15%
' /.
~
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2
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47
C'ovp_-__:
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—lly
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Jan
Jan
200 i
27J>
..
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43^4
5
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.
Corp.
%
15%
Israel-American Oil COrp
?—10c
Israei-Mediterraneaii Petrol Corp Inc-lc
Jan
9,500
-
14%
7«
.
21*
General Transislor
Ciiciw Alden
25
v:
Jan
70,300
-U
115% 117%
117 s 118
118
^Generate Stores Corporatkm__—
A CT
Jan
Range Sin,ce Jan. 1
High
4%
129% 138%
133
♦
Irving Air Clmte__
•
12%
£3
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<
': //
;-
Jan
1
Shares
<■
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//
Jan
-
;
123a
42,100
11%
;_il.25f "
General- Fireprooling common
(iilUcrC
10
-'al-
*
11%
10»it
117%
1;"®'U convertible preferred— -_-.__.25 p.,
CJ^jenvfe'-Devclopmcui. Corp____ll
41?
'Gonerak Electric Co J.td^-
New-
Jan
11%
''.^'1
Jan 'j
International Breweries Inc_
International Cigar Machinery
International
Holdings Ltd
Iowa Public Sorvices Co 3.90% pfd
Irou Fireman Manufacturing com
Irot-rite
Inc
.
50%
8,900*:
••
7%
-
n%
C,<il____.__T
1
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General'. PlywTibd
.y
14%
100
%
n%
4
v
28%
7%
General* Alloys
Generak-Indus
Janp;/
9
500
-7A
iy/o preferred „V?
__100
Gellman Mfg Co common:
1
General Acceptance Corp warrants
Genera*
Jan
9% Jan'
12% Jan
•
■
• ■
Compatiy.:.
t
.'3%
.
'V 42% Jan/,";
.
Low
4%
25c
___5
International Resistance Co,____
Intex Oil Company-
r.
8,00 J
18 '■
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1
reg-
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•'
Jan
America
North
of
for Week
of Prices
International Petroleum capital stock-6
International
Products___
5
.
7,300
-
2814
!_•
-
10
139
15
Jan'/:;
•11%
■7% U®n '
•" '
.
2:: • Jan
2578 Jan
11%. Jan
44.900
■
51%. 58%
17%
l
U
GatitHiRU
iV
13T«
33b
3,40 J
22*8
Jan
407/8; Jan
.
700
•71-4 .V-
-12.50 Xi.
Co:_l-.l;..i_
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fGeo
,:v'i
17%
__• '
American dep jfts ore!
Fresnillo (The
is
-.19%
Jan
/
/
-
Jan'',.;:'' 99% Jan;./
9%
1,100
-
10
■
-0
500'
11% X"
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!
Jan
14%
,
Salel*rlce
Inc
Co
Saiea
Week'*
Range
Last
Industrial Plywood Co
Jan
38%
•:
Man
;
98
18,500
Canada ■>• V.
of
•
' vJan•] ;y
19
57,390
12%
til--
'57 t:
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non-voting—
F«»* Head
^
*
1
Flying-Tiger'Line Inc..-_?.-__.—:
-J
>11%
__:1
_____
A
9%
1
Firtt*. Sterling Inc
-Fishmaiv (M II) Go Inc—
Class
42%
_1
Felraont? Petroleum Corp______
Fihaa ciak. General. Cor p_
-1
1
g
7,500^
*3%
41%
8%
14
*
Friday
Insurance
'Jupiter Oils
Ltd—
Ford -Motor
-3%
*
22^*
:•: >
11%
-
-
SO
Par
vt,,
Jan
18%
.
;, 9%: Jan ,Kjy
3.400
30
_
14,7 00
6n,000
-
1114
1
A
-
3578
■
1 °4
*
12s*
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Faraday Uranium .-Mines Ltd
>.
Jan
(
Faj&rdo, Easterli Sugar Associates—
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_
29
83/4
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24-4
or25'c
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34%
:i9^V8
V
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421
6% camr.V;*
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;—4-1 4.
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Jan
12%
li
$2 eoiivertibe
E ti rci; <*4Pipe
14%
^Jan ,j'
34
23%
*
JANUARY
American Stock Exchange
His^
4,800
>. -1%
Equity Corp
.Esquire Iiic
Kurcfcik Corporalio^ j tci,
/
8,10 J
18%
-
Emp:r<» District BJcetrie 5'J- pl'd—__100
1^Empire- Mill work «iori.il:I_~-
Low
35
1134s
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
31%
i
24®**•
Erie • Forge
-
15%
•;
p
WEEK
FOR
STOCKS
-
lliyii
-34 •*
'
18 a8
common—_____-l*' .'
Electronic Comm.miesnioiio iuC^V-r-—1'
Eleotroni&s.Corjj t>irAiucrhiaLl__li--'vl;'
ElvrroiiW, Incl.l_-'
'
'
RANGE
Shares.
*
t,ommonl-r:__.-5
Electric. Bond & Si.-aic
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Pur
EifecCrographic
Weeks
Last
-
American Stolk Exchange
at
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
.
Monday, February 2, 1959
(628)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Last
i
America a Stock Exchange
Par
National
Union
Electric
America
2%
3%
Jan
21H
27k
3%
Neptune Meter common-..—„—. —5
Neutle-Le M'ur Co common
1
34%
34*i
367k
2,800
33%
Jan
36% Jail
1374
13%
14 th
19,000
13%
Jan
15
ift
in
1 ft
Jan
New
Chamberlain
Petroleum—
New England Tel & Tel—
New Ilavea Clock Si Watch
New Iclria Miu
New
Jersey
New
Pacific
New Park
New
Coal
2
-50c
Co
4,500
16174 164%
2%
1%
I'.'h
17k
75,600
-25c
27 %
267k
28
Land
1
1774
1674
17%
_20e
10
12
——
—1
common——
Now
Superior
New
_
1%
119,500
::io
New
1%
1%
18%
67
18%
71%
1,600
67
1
900
18'a
New York Ss Honduras Rosario—
1%
Merchandise
—
Nipissing
Noma
Mines-
Lites
Norfolk
North
i
—i
Railway
i
American Cement class
Class
B
A_
—10
North American Royalties Inc
—i
North Canadian Oils Ltd——— —25
Northeast Airlines
North
Perm
ItR
1
——.——
Co
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4%% pfd -100
Noftbspau Uranium Minos Ltd—
1
Warrants
——-—
Nuclear Corp of Amer A (Del.)
—
—10c
2
7%
ft.
34%
1% Jan
Jan
23
Jan
73%
Jan
18
Jan
367k
4%
4?li
1%
4%
4 Ik
4
7%
7%
71%
87%
H7k
21B
88 7
Jan
36%- Jan
4% Jan
4% Jan
6% Jan
7% Jan
4', 4
90
Jan
88% Jan
2% Jan
1 % Jan
4% Jan
Jan
86
2 ft
16,500
lft Jan
1% Jan
71,600
Jail
72
67% Jan
310
43,000
1%
2%
2%
Jan
37
3}5 Jan
700
21,700
7,800
.
Jan
7% Jan
34% Jan
2%
2ft.
1%
1%
27i
33
675
72
2H
14% Jan
7% Jan
2,000
7%
Ml Jan
Jan
Jan
O
—50c
cumulative
37%
37%
38%
1,000
96%
95%
96%
240
lft
1%
lft
1,600
27ii
274
3
90c
-
40c
1
preferred—
7
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer sliares_10s
.j
—
Oxford
Electric Corp
Pacific
Clay
OtVJIC
tV.AJOiiv*
w./——
Seaboard
Scaporccl Metals Inc
Securities Corp General
Sceburg
(The)
Sentry Corp
SerricI: Corp class B
Servo Corp of America——.
Scrvomcchanisins
Leather
So ton
Shattuck
1
-—-
76
6%
67 k
67k
Products——..
Pacific Gas & Electric U%
5 % % 1st preferred
W,'o
5%
10
Class
Inc
1st pfd—25
25
$1.25
4%
Jan
Silver Creole
Jan
Silver-Miller
Jan
Silvruy
Jan
6%
Jan
37%
Jan
preferred—
28%
redeemable 1st preferred
25
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
redeemable 1st preferred—25
redeemable
1st
preferred—25
4.36% redeemable 1st preferred—25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred—
*
$4.40 dividend cum preferred
*
$4.75
Petroleums
Warrants
2,600
800
25
Jan
26% Jan
24%
600
24%
Jan
26
Jan
237k- Jan
Tubes
22%
21% Jan
90%
90%
490
88
88%
88
%
88%
100
86% Jan
96%
98%
60
190
135% 137%
120
1
17%
17%
18%
13%
14,800
21,200
9,500
l>fd
-100
100%
i—*
35%
89%
88
12
12%
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc—2 Bol
Pan Israel Oil vtc———
lc
Panfccpec Oil (C A) Amer shaves—1 Bol
Park Chemical Company
26
24%
800
4%
—
Jan
Jan
Jan
400
89%
————
Jan
22%
4%
Ltd
29%
27%
101
100%
75
34%- 35%
4%
5%
%
%
2,700
*
5
%
2%
2
31,000
96,100
2%
17,700
Jan
23
90% Jan
Jan
88% Jan
South Pcnn
Jan
Southern
—.
ParkerBburg-Aetna Corp
2%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
8%
Jan
5,800
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
500
7%
Jan:
8%
Jan
8%
8%
100
8 %
Jan
9
Jan
6%
7
400
6%
Jan
7
Jan
63
900
60% Jan
63
Jan
23%
300
22%
Jan
24%
1%
15,900
2,900
1%
Jan
1%
28
23% Jan
6% Jan
2,900
9%
Jan
11%
Jan
1%
Jan
Pittsburgh Ss .Lake Erio————50
Pittsburgh Railways Co
—*
8474
84%
7,900
1,100
84
Jan
86%
Jan
10%
10%
11
1,800
10%
Jan
11 %
Jan
Pneumatic Scale
53*1,
62
5,900
32
Jan
67
Jan
Prairie
Oil
2%
Jan
4%
Jan
1,300
12%
Jan
13%
Jan
250
63%
Jan
68%
Jan
3%
6,600
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
650
61 %
Jan
83
Jan
15%
Jan
16
Jan
~2%
—.—*
77%
71
83
15%
15%
15%
1,500
1%
%
6%
1%
386,400
%
Jan
1%
Jan
9,200
6ft
Jan
7
Jan
Prentice-Hall Inc common
1
Pressed Metals of America—-——10c
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd—
1
Inc
2%
615
-—25c
7
10%
10%
300
10%
Jan
10%
Jan
14%
15%
2,100
Jan
15%
Jan
—:—1
11%
500
Jan
11%
Jan
———*
11%
11%
11%
14%
10%
800
11%
Jan
11% Jan
Progress Mfg Co Inc———
Prophet (The) Company—
Providence Gas
Public
2,100
.—1
Royalties Ltd
Pratt & Lambert Co
P R M
4%
13%
67 %
—1
15
Service of Colorado—
4%% cumulative preferred
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
Puget Sound Pulp Ss Timber
Pyle-National Co
—100
87
90
155
85 %
Jan
90
Jan
34*4
34
34 Vk
500
33%
Jan
35%
Jan
3
227«
2174
247k
6,200
18%
Jan
24%
Jan
—5
57%
55
60%
5,000
46% Jan
20c
com
common
60% Jail
—1
4%
4%
474
1,000
4%
1
12,500
12,500
7,400
257k
25%
1
34%
307/b
35
—10
23 3 i
23%
247k
—10
60
;
58 %
60
common
1
$1.25 convertible preferred
—20
Red a Pump Co—
Reis (Robert) Sz Co
Oil
12*,L>
—
Reliance' Insurance Co
20%
1
12%
24
20*4
:
21 1
1%
_50c
—10
•
%
Mines Ltd
23%
Jan
Jan
22
Jan,
Jan '
21% Jan--
1,700
Jan
57k Jan
11%
Jan
8%
Jan
13% Jan
1074"Jan
Jan
84
2%
Jan
-474-Jan
11%
Jan
12% Jan
21%
2,800 ''
12%
5Vk'
•
600
-
ft
"
,
5*, 2
12%
127k
1,100
874
1074
1,800
80
100
82
82
3%
29,100
1274
3,400
10%
10*4
11
9%
67a
97k
16,400
5,500
17%
17%
17%
8,000
2774
28
(The)
Corp—
1
preferred————50c
Statecourt Enterprises Inc——25c
Statham
Instruments 'The——2
—1
of
Canada
3
28
ordinary
Precision
Stetson
Stone
Stop
B)
(J
Stinnes
(Del)
Corp
•
common
(Hugo)
Corp
5
Container
Aj Shop
Stroock
(S)
10c
Corp—
Inc—
&
Co
1
.
10% Jan
4% Jan
11%
14%
177'a
Jan
26% Jan
8% Jan
28-
Jan
16%
Jan
18%- Jan
64%
12%
Jan
13% Jan
23%
Jan
243k
Jan
Jan
Jan
70
Jan
474
57k
7%
7
77 k
3.300
2
1
}3
2 %
3%
37k
11 %
11%
200
6
Jan
24%
2,500
23
Jan
27%
757a
100
71
79%
Jan
6
Jan
Jan
77a
Jan
Jan
16%
Jan
Jan
21%. Jan
3%
24
.23
74'A
4%
Jan
5%
7
Jan
77k
49,900
lft
Jan
2%
Jan
3,800
3%
Jan
4*4
Jan'
11% Jan
12%
Petrol
Corp
Jan
Jan
6
Jan
Jan
7%
7%
100
15 7/a
157 k
500
19%
187a
197 a
1,100
"4%
4%
4%
114,900
3
Jan
47a
Jan
20
Jan
21%
Jan
Jan
34%
Jan
15%
18
16%
15% Jan
Jan
21*4
21%
21%
300
34
33V2
34
700
33%
21%
22
400
21% Jan
227 a~ Jan
36 V4
36%
15%
37%
200
33%
Jan
37% Jan
14%
Jan
>
15%
15%
1,000
3%
4%
17,500
3
Jan
21%
23%
1,700
21
Jan
20%
19%
15%
4
4% Jan
Jan
Jan
20%
Jan
4% Jan
57k
Jan
10,200
3%
Jan
47k_-Jan
2,300
6%
Jan
7% Jan
-■
20%
20%
800
5
4%
5 %
6,800
4%
3%
4%
6%
1
1
.
Jan
23%
1
,
8-% Jan
•
1
Supermarkets Corp
International
13 'A
247 k
Jan
9% Jan
Jan
25c
-————
Sunset
<
Jan
23%
—*
common—
Stylon Corporation
Ray Drug common
Sun
Sunrise
:
2,400
1,100
2,100
———1
—
1274
2374
13%
—*
Sterling Aluminum Products common_5
Sterling Brewers Ina.
1
250
70
68
70
Steel Parts Corporation,—_—:—.——5
Stein (A) & Co common—
—*
Sterling
51% Jan
21%
20%
4%
1,400
5%.
Jan
Jan
Jan
22'
50c convertible
50
13
12%
13%
Jan
Jan
24%
Jan
22
Jan
Jan
Television
Jan
1%
Jan
8,600
%
Jan
1
Jan
Tenney Engineering Inc
Texain Oil Corporation
>
49
Jan
54%
Jan
Texas
Calgary
12,500
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
Texas
Power &
36%
Jan
1%
Jan
3%
800
3%
Jan
Jan
4%
4%
Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd F— ._100
Rokeach (I) & Sons Inc
1
86%
97k
400
9%
Jan
9% Jan
4%
3,100
3%
Jan
4% Jan
84
474
5
86%
140
82%
Jan
86%
Jan
5%
34,300
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
Royce Ltd—
£1
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
Roxbury Carpet Company
14%
1474
_1.50
reg
7%
7%
300
8
14%
Jan
153%
Jan
900
14%
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
6
Jan
5%
5%
5%
1
19%
18%
191/4
Royal American Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
—50c
3%
3%
3%
1,700
11 %
11%
12%
8,900
Russeka Fifth
.1.25
3%
2,400
30c
J
common
1
(The FC) Company
3
~5%
5%
1
Ryan
Aeronautical
Ryan
Consolidated Petroleum—
Si Haynes common-
Co
Ryerson
33.
36
1
~4%
1
3%
5%
37
11,800
5%
Jan
2,700
18%
Jan
20% Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
11% Jan
12%
Jan
3%
Jan
15,700
-
800
3%
2%
6
36
Jan
Jan
Jan
6% Jan
Light $4.56 pfd
40% Jan
5
Thpw Shovel Co common
Thorapson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
Thorofare
Tilo
Markets
10c
10
Inc
1
:
25c
1
1
Roofing Inc
6'%
6%
16%
15%
18
15
14%
15%
3,300
3,500
8*4
8%
50
8
Jan
43
Jan
45%
3,500
7%
7%
7%
3%
2*2
3%
11,400
57,500
43%
43
v.
9*4
1,500
9%
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
1
Tower Acceptance Corp class A—
1
Trans Caribbean Airways class A—10c
Trans Cont Industries Inc
1
Trans Cuba Oil Co class A
50c
Triangle Conduit Ss (.'able Co~:
Tri-Coutincntal
True
warrants——
Temper Corp
4«>
/8
3,100
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
Trunz.Iuc
3%
3%
1,300
3%
Jau
4% Jan
Two Guys
—
Jan
.
8-
*
Jan
9
Jan
10%* Jan
Jan--
7-% Jan
16% Jan
6%
1,700
4%
15%
11,800
12 Ms
Jan
5,900
1%
Jan
40,700,
2of
%
91%
Jan
95
1,303
25%
Jan
28-%-- Jan
3% Jan
1%
2
2
%
%
ft
95
2%
95
26
26
27 %
2
%
3
9%
12%
32%
12%
105,600
4,200
34%
35
34%
35%
2,600
1,500
19 %
19%
19:%
1,600
34
10
10c
27k
*/i
Jan
Jan:
Jan
Jan
l7'k
Jan
8%
Jan
1374
Jan
Jan
34%
Jan
36
Jan
32
32% Jan
17% Jan
207k
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
Jan
37k
Jan
35%
35%
36%
700
35%
Jan
3674
Jan
88
89
225
84%
Jan
89
89
3%
Jan
2%
2%
800
27k
Jan
3*/r Jan
~6%
6%
6%
1,800
6%
Jan
7%
15%
14 %
15 %
Jan
20*2
Jan
1%
1%
2,000
21,800
13%
1%
1%
Jan
17k
Jan
%
%
41,300
%
Jan
1-
Jan
%
7
Jan
8%~ Jan
Jan
8%
8%
8%
1,600
35%
35%
37%
4,000
29*k
Jan
28%
29%
8,200
28%
Jail
30% Jan
1,300
19
Jan
207w-Jan
70
34
Jan
36
Jan
10%- Jan
20%
20%
20
36
36
10
10
-
10%
.
3,800
+
3*% Jan
6V.
———-*
from Harrison Lie
46
Jan
2% Jan
28%
—1
Corp
7%
-.
&'/4* Jan-
14%
Amer
Lux
157» Jan
6%
Amer
Trans
18
14*4 Jan
8%
deposit rets ord registered—£1
deposit rets def registered—5s
Shipyards Corp
20
Toledo Edison 4%%
preferred
100
Jan
14%- Jan
14%
Co Ltd—
Todd
4%
r
10c
1
25c
•
Co
Tobacco Security Trust
'
1
Inc
Thriftmarkct Inc
1
inc
Industries
19,100
Jan
9%
1
20c
1
Jan
Jan
97k
-10
7
common
18%
%
1% Jan
2% Jan
1965
—
22%
8
1
5
-5
common—
Tel-A-Sign Inc
:
Tclepromplcr Corp
13%
3%
A
Inc
51%
•
8
3%
class
common
500
29
-50c
B
400
7,500
Argentine Mining Co
Ridgeway Corp—
Ex-liquidating
distribution
Rio Grande Vtdley Gas Co—
Inc
Class
12,600
1
50%
12%
6,600
page
55%
21%
23%
2%
1
Technicolor
9,700
see
Jan.
25% Jan
55% Jan
Jan
Jan
50
51
2234
12%
—1
4c,'o cumulative preferred—
Tampa Electric Co common
17k
footnotes
Jan*
25%
500
50%
Corp—.————1
class B———
Jan
8*/2
59
24% Jan
23%
1
Jan
3474
For
Tube
Stanrook Uranium
Co
9••Jan:
23%- Jan
37% Jan
:
24%
800
12%
1
—
common
62 %
1%
-
2,200
25
56
25
10
Co
Inc
24%
33%
Russell
(Ky)
Products
Jan
1%
Ave
Oil
Shares
Jan
8*4
ord
257k
24%
•
54%
337k
...
don rots
25%
24%
—
warrants
1934
Jan
1
Field
900
Jan
•
35
1
Corp—
Richwell Petroleums Ltd
Rico
American
12% Jan.
36% Jau
37%- 37%
1
25% Jan
8 3/4
Roosevelt
Jan/
7% Jan
20%
37%
—25
10c
Jan
1
Rolls
Jan
10
400
23
22
5
Jan
1
Corp—
3
8%
Jan
41%
'
1
29
Republic
Vtc extended to Jan
1,400
25
——
24%
Remington Arms Co Inc
Resistoflex
13,100
8%
7
Jan
800
1%
Ta
1
1
2,300
13%
23*4
1
Corp_„
Industrial
100
10%
8*4
Jan
Jan
7
Jan
4% Jan
45% Jan
4,800
-25
—
Standard-Thomson
Standard
Talon
Co
Corp
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond International Inc
Reitcr-Foster
45M4
10
Jan
19
Jan
5%
3
Jan
54"
—*
Rapid-American
Reading Tube Corp
45%
10%
1
——
Jan
R
Investment
3%
Jan
35'V Jan
187
Jan
4
10,400
16,800
3%
4534
common——12.50
Superior Tool Sz Die Co
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Q
Quebec Lithium Corp—
Quebec Power Co—.—2——
Ramo
Standard
Steel
Jan
Jan
35%
Jan
2,900
1,900
Starrctt
U
6%
11% Jan
47% Jan
3,400
1ft
84%
67
5%
5
6% .-7
334
8%
1
*
5%
6%
17 */8
lft Jan
3%. Jan
Jan
174
16,100
16%
«
common
5374
48%
49';
34
33%
200
600
"8%
1%
Corp of Canada
2% Jan
1% Jan
1,300
180
8%
-1
3%
12%
35
179.
1
16%
———1
%
Co
3574
35%
35*%
35.4.'4
• '
Co—J—.
1
Standard
4
Oil
Corp
Standard
12
107k
Forgings
Jan
1
Jan
10*8
Standard
Jan
2.50
9%
107k
1
Jan
A
Jail
6,600
25% Jan
4% Jan
Jan
5%
Corp
7%
common
ft
5,300
Financial
8%
Alexander
12,500
Standard
10%
Products class
1,113
\ls
6
Jan
Jan
Power
3%
Jan
Jan
Powdrell &
1,600
Jan
4%
9%
Poloron
400
Standard Dredging Corp common
1
$1.60 convertible preferred
——20
3,800
1,800
52
Jan
7a
common——-.
Spcrry Rind Corp
Staid-Meyer Inc
5,800
10
Jan
24 %
5%
'•/'•
7%
common—
46
Publications—
Spear &. Company—
Spencer Shoe Corp-
7%
9%
10%
*v
Jan
Jan
10%
6%
Industries inc
Pioneer Gold Mines I.td
Jan
44
5.000 fr
Pipe line
Royalty Co
I*
9%
10%
Pierce
36-
Jan
2074
6%
7
Jan
38
21%
7%
1
33
13,500
21%
9%
10%
Corp
18 Jan
Jan-
100
44
42 %
preferred...————*
Jan
23,700
5%
8%
Aircraft
%
35,900
40 %
41
36
25
12%
10
12%
Piasecki
%
H4
17a
cumulative preferred
5%
23%
22%
cumulative preferred
25
Southern California Petroleum Corp—2
Southern Materials Co Inc
—_2
10%
25
23% Jan
7»
4.24%
Southland
iv
Jan
1#
4.08%
Southern
22%
23
19%
574
% Jan
14%
1%
Jan
300
274
Jan
Jan
24%
Jan
53
1
Jan
14%
1
97
Jan
21*%
1,400
—
Jan
49
25c
——
convertible preference
cumulative preferred—.
14%
—
94 %
100
10c
Ltd———
4.32%
1
Minerals
30
53
374
4.48 %
8
<fc
97
52%
3*4
4.5(>%
10%
Oils
95%
53
2474
Jan
4% Jan
Jan
97
374
Jan
Jan
4\'s Jan
250-
Jan
25%
35% Jan
5% Jan
101
Jan
32%
4%
ft
1%
7% Jan
36% Jan
Jan
36
13%
11% Jan
99
-
Jan
200
700
25
5%
Peruvian
10%->*Jan
35
Jan
232%
210
25
14%
Philips Electronics Inc
5
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co—10 pesos
Phillips Screw Co
10c
Jan
9%
1
preferred
convertible preference
15% Jan
62
Jan
_3
cumulative
Jan
63
Jan
3%
7,000
4%
4.78%
>
14%
~7
32%
9,100
3%
Jan
Jan
600
.
2,700
32%
1%. Jan
14% Jan
19-3Jan
35
4%
Jan
14% Jan
California Edison—
15%
Pep Boys (The)
1
Pcppcvell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp
——2.50
6%
19%
17%
15% Jan
397<r Jan
12%
—
10c
common..
Corp
7%- Jan
3,900
7%
34%
5% original preferred-—
4.88% cumulative preferred.—.
15
————-2.50
2,300
9%
%
.
Jan
2
13% Jan
35,900
7%
Jan
8%
Pcnn Traffic Co-
m
Jan
7%
34%
Jan
—2
——
Ltd——
1% Jan
1,600
5,300
5%
Peninsular Metal Products—-———1
Patino of Canada
5,300
5,300
7%
9%
89%
Jan
2
——
2%
2
9%
143%
3%
15%
14%
17,300,
2%
Jan
85% Jan
'.9%
10
2% Jan
Jan
134% Jan
1
6%
12% Jan
Jau
V
98','4
2
Parker Pen Co class A
Class B
-Jan
Jan
2%
251/2
Shares
Oil
Jan
10%
7-% Jan
28%
—
Jan
1%
6,600
2
Inc
Venezuelan
Coast
91,200
57k- Jan
Jan
5%
5,700
——
Mines
convertible
South
2ft
11%
2
10%
Jan
5% Jan
-
233,100
Jan
95
,
Jan
6%
9,600
1%
133k- 14%
14% '■ 16 %
Singer/Manufacturing Co—a-.
-20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets oicl registered—.—£1
Skiatron Electronics & Telev Corp—10c
Slick Airways Inc
5
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills—
•
Sonotonc Corp
1
Soss Manufacturing common——-.4—1
Jan
Jan
1,800
7%
10%
Jan ^
15%
Sinclair
28.;
5%
>
7%
3034
31% Jan
25%
22%
4%
Power <fc Light 5%
Page-Horsey
25%
26%
common—
Pacific
Pacific
100
4,800
1,100
22%
22%
90%
22%
dividend
preferred...
•*
$4.75 conv dividend preferred—
-*
$4.36 dividend preferred-——
Pacific Northern Airlines———1
26%
25%
25%
24%
25%
29
26%
25
31%
9,000
1%
;•>
25
Precision Corp——
SUPps-on's Ltd
17.500
—-——25
Lighting
Simea American
-
7
•
—
Jan
A%.Jan
Jan'
1%
10%
—*
I.td
common
18
1
Jan
1%
8%
1
preferred
Silex Co
76 %
31
317a
4.80%
4.50%
;
—
34% Jan
30% Jan
300
29-
2%
20c
_
B
Jan
35
Jan /
8% Jan.
5%-
Mining——.————5
Breweries
Jan
34%
22
7'
4%
preferred ———
—.———100
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
•
5%
18,800
200
14 /
1434
Sherwin-Williams common
Jan
4%
400
23
974
V
Sherman Products Inc
16%
1,800
18
70%
17%
23
1%
1
—■■—1
common
Dftnn
68
200
4%
4%
4%
76
***•
Jan
18% Jan
13 n%
Jan
3
lWJau
23
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A———2
Jan
21
Jan
Jan
28 %
America common
Siboncy-Caribbeon Petroleum Co
2%
700
Jan
17*2
18
15%
Sicks
Jan
20%
100
29%
Jan
Jail
%
100
18%
10c
Sbawinigan Water & Power.
$3
1st
i;
Jan
1
20%
18 s, I
-
19% Jan
Jan
8
1
.4.
Jan
Jan
17% Jan
500
•
Corp
Seeman Bros Inc
39%
96%
iVy
5,100
8%
20 7 a
.—10c
22%
1
19%
8
2%
Jan
3
17%
11%
Jan
Jan
17
8
1
Security Freehold Petroleums———-•
Simmons-Boardman
5%
—.
Jan
3,700
1
Airlines—
Western
19
Jan
19
—50c
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Lid—
92%
27,800
100
—
Ohio Power 4%%
preferredOkalta Oils I<td
Old Town Corp common——,
O ve rsoas Seen ri tics
207h
19
High
,
18%
—1
18%
2%
19%
1
Range Since Jan. I
LOW
■
18%
—25c
37
1
——
High
19
—25c
Shoe Corp of
Oceanic Oil Company—,
Ogdeu Corp common—
Ohio Brass Co common
for Week
Shares
Range
s
Ltd common——„»
Salem-Brouius Inc_—
—-2.50
Sail Carlos Milling Co Ltd——*16 pesos
San Diego Gas & Electric iCo—
Cumulative preferred 5% series
20
Cumulative preferred 4%% series_20
Cumulative preferred 4.40% —nn
20
5.60%
preferred
..
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd—
St Lawrence Corp
Jan
Jan
2ft Jan
11% Jan
52,000
2,800
37
34%
35?k
800
14%
7%
7%
—50
-
131
ft Jan
1
50,200
2 .ft
13%
ii
—10
.
Jan
Jan
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
Jan
17%
225
1
Jan
lft Jan
2%
17% Jan
~V/e
i
—,
Inc.
Southern
18%
63
—10
York
Nickel Kim Mines Ltd
.
Jan
1% Jan
28% Jan
15 Jan
\
125
_ZZi
.
..
2,400
18,600
2%
1%
2»«
7,600
1
2%
Jan
% <Jan
26% Jan
15*% Jan
#
York Auction Co common
Oils-
1%
15,800
Jan
1% Jan
.167% Jan
Jan
160
8,390
l'/»
Oils Ltd
Si
Mining Co
Process
Vk
164
1
Co—_—_
& Cheiu
Zinc
& Arizona
Mexico
New
-50c
-100
Co—
Sale Price
Slock Exchange
Jan
Corp——. _30c
49.200
Last
stocks
11
High
LOW
High
Friday
80
JANUARY
WEEK ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Low
FOR
for Week
Range
Sale Price
RANGE
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
9%
.
3>%
j-
Jan
Jan
Volume
Number 5817
189
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(629)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
WEEK
ENDED
JANUARY
Shares
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Range Since Jan. 1.
Low
High
High
u
Unexcelled
Chemical
Friday
Yards
7%
7,000
III 4
Omaha
of
United Aircraft
Products
United Asbestos
24%
-50c
7%
1
rets
dep
ord
23%
Jan
24%
Jan
ABaden
Jan-July
3,000
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
Gli
V,
V.
Central BIc of German State & Prov Banks—
A 6s series
A 1952
Feb-Aug
U S
U S
Air
10,400
6% Jan
7Jan
5,300
1)1 Jan
2i"0
37%
200
Jan
% Jan
Jan
Jan
37
100
4%
yvt
49%
Jan
Jan
4%
Jan
4%
Tile
4%
181% 182%
6Tb
Corp
6
70
6%
4,000
10
10%
45%
4%
700
43
Co
24.000
U S Rubber Reclaiming Co
U S Vitamin & Pharmaceutical
3%
4%
900
30 %
30%
31%
3,300
6%
5%
6%
5,000
2 VL»
2%
2%
28,100
4
United Stores Corp common
Universal American Corp
50
Oil
;
...
49
51
i
44 J/4
48%
32%
32%
33
Universal Marion
143a
14%
14%
Sugar
7
~
Valspar Corp common
as
F
7% Jan
Jan
10%
Jan
48%
Jan
Jan
4%
Jan
32%
Jan
Jan
0%
Jan
1% Jan
2% Jan
_
53
Jan
49
Jan
48% Jan
32
Jan
33
5,000
13%
Jan
7,100
G%
Jan
6%
8,800
(Prov)
6%s
Jan. 1
Low
No.
High
$162
$16%
17%
$215
186% 186%
—June-Dec
Feb-Aug
1949
High
$15%
stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
May -Nov
Mortgage Bank of Bogota —
A7s (issue of May 1927) 1947
May-Nov
A7s (issue of Oct 1927) 1947
___Aprll-Oet
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
June-Dec
Parana stamped (Plan A)
2%s 2008
Mar-Sept
215
186%
186%
101%
101%
—V
$140
Feb-Aug
215
1
--
—
$60
$80
$80
$100% 102%'
$52
Peru
(Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jrn 1 1997
Rib de Janeiro stamped (Plan A) 2s 2012
50
49%
Jan-July
50%
23
48 %
50%
39%
Jan-July
.
39%
1
39%
40
Jan
15% Jan
7%
Jan
6%
Jan
6
Jan
6%
5,200
6
Jan
6%
Jan
5
87%
85
87%
60
83
Jan
87%
5
43%
41%
44%
5%
5%
44%
5%
38% Jan
T-mmrnm
2,600
7%
7%
7%
4,500
7% Jan
■4%
3%
4%
5,800
3%
Jan
Tb
4Tb
27,700
3%
Jan
4Tb
15%
19 Tb
Jan
10
16%
10%
3,000
10%
10%
(not included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
f
li Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range), r Transaction for cash (not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
tribution. x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
A Bonds
being traded flat.
$Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
^Reported in receivership.
Jan
15%
value, a Deferred delivery transaction
Ex-liquidating distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
Jan
par
4% Jan
3
♦No
Jan
—
1947
1947
6s
April-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1952.
Maranhao
Jan
7%
6
1939
7s
6%s
(City of) Germany—
(80% redeemed)
AHanover
Jan
2%
550
7s
Jan
Jan
Waterways
Munic
secured
5%
1951
7s
1951
&
Cons
182%
37% Jan
6%
6%
1
3%
30
45,900
48%
Universal Insurance
Corp
43
900
Universal Controls inc_
Utah-Idaho
Port
A German
Jan
Jan
9%
44-To
Universal Consolidated
series B
ADanzig
Jan
180
B
class
A6s
(Germany)
AHanover
registered
Conditioning
Foil
Range Since
Sold
$135
22,800
-4%
4%
5
Bonds
$135
37%
United N J RR & canal
U S Ceramic
Low
200
United Molasses Co Ltd—
Amer
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Jan
2
1%
14
*
common
Sale Price
11%
24
6%
iy«
1
-10c
United Elastic
Week's Range
Last
Period
Jan
7%
Corp
common
Interest
Jan
7%
24%
United Canso Oil «fc Gas Ltd vtc
Corp
Products
10%
Jan
10%
20
United Cuban Oil Inc
United Milk
9%
#
Union Investment Co
Stock
8%
a
BONDS
American Stock Exchange
9'.
5
Corp
Union Gas Co of Canada
Union
30
lor Week
of Prices
Low
FOR
Sales
Range
'
(
i
New
(when
delivered).
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Van Norman Industries warrants-
Victoreea (The) Instrument Co
Vinco Corporation—:
Vita Food
.r
1
-1
.
Virginia Iron Coal .& Coke Co
2
_
Products.—
—25o
Vogt Manufacturing-
6%
,
$4 convertible preferred
4%
:
.
♦
:
6%
»
4,500
4%
,
v
9% Jan
tive;
Jan
"w
8%
Jan
.15
700
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
"conv," convertible; VM," mortgage; "n-v'f non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust certificates;
1," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Jan
6
Jan
Jan
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
listed
on
the
are
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock .Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
■
Stocks
Waco
Aircraft
Co-
•
Waitt & Bond Inc
«
Webb As
Precision
3%
72
1
.
72
-3%
33%
1
_
Instrument Co
•
40%
2%
1%
1%
57,700
45,300
1
111% 114
Wentworth Manufacturing—
West-Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd—
.
Rights
J
3%
1.25
.
2%
2%
2
',> A
V.v
pfd
Western Development Co
Leaseholds Ltd
22
3%
3%
3%
313
4
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd—100
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
140
140
80
.Westmoreland
%
Inc
;
Jan
2%
White Stores Inc
Wichita
Wickes
Corp
(The) Corp
Williams-McWilliams Industries
91%
Wood
Wood
(John)
18%
2%
Jan
3%
15
Jan
140
Zapata
Petroleum
14
28%
20 r
Jan
15%
Jan
15%
Jan
7%
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
23
150
19%
Jan
21
97%
Jan
20Tb
Jan
27 %
Jail
12% Jan
14
Jan
1.100
22%
Jan
23%
Jan
04%
07
1,000
64%
Jan
68%
Jan
700
1
%
1%
1%
17%
—I0c
8%
1998
17.900
1%
17%
700
17%
3.300
8%
A 1970
Jan
Jan
Jan
18
Jan
9%
Jan
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
High
Low
No.
41%
National Research
5s
convertible
4.7o
161.13
90.48
204.57
89.99
85.47
84.11
85.30
86.22
Over-the-counter Industrial Stock Averages
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Range for 1958
Closing
ante—
Mon. Jan. 26—
107.25
Low
28
Jan.
Jan.
105.26
Low
30
89%
7
120%
83%
87%
80
82
10
Composite
1970
_
April-Oct
12
39%
4
$97%
■
163
40
Jan-July
Trust 6%% iiq tr ctfs
56%
39%
•
•
81%
$86%
81%
—
:
53
40
81%
—
373.3
+ 0.6
511.5
-0.2
476.6
527.7
+ 1.3
534.8
402.2
355.9
212.5
404.8*
360.4*
-
356.3
213.8
397.9
341.3
—0.1
356.3
219.7
-0.6
216.3
_
Service
155.5
+ 1.7
404.8
263.2
+ 5.6
360.4
261.3
332.2
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Mon.
Jam 27
Foreign
$7,180,000
3,483,790
Jan. 28
4,185,770
3,465,413
6,031,000
5.363,000
Fri.
Jan. 30
3,602,920
6,205,000
281,000
18,719,913
$31,578,000
Sales
$7,646,000
7,061,000
6,336,000
5,681,000
6,486,000
262,000
305,000
Jan.29
$1,632,000
-
318,000
Total
$33,210,000
81
82Ti
86%
Jan. 1 to Jan. 30
Week Ended Jan. 30
47
86%
16
Bond
Bonds
167%
40
—
Total
Government
$466,000
6,799,000
98
139%
7
United States
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
3,982,020
Jam 26—
Tues.
Int'l
Bank
Railroad
and Miscel.
Shares
39%
98
70
56%
36%
—.
166%
299.0
534.8*
—
Goods
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance and
Mining
♦New High.
413.2
0.5
475.5
_
Goods
Non-Durable
-I
LOW
High
Cliang«
411.1
508.3
476.6
413.2*
511.5*
—
_
Manufacturing
Durable
59
Wed.
——v
-1958-1959-
Percent
Jan. 16,
Jan. 23, '59
Thurs.
55%
165
closing prices of the common
23, 1959, for composite and by major industry
groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
current year are as follows (1939=100):
stock for the week ended Jan.
122%
85
•
103.19 Jan 2
SEC Index of Stock Prices
The SEC index of stock prices based on the
Stocks
7
82
:
1.959
107.32 Jan 22
High
No. of
89%
83%
—.
72.75 Jan 2
105.57
29—
Jan.
Range for
106.42
92
89%
55%
102.82 Dec 31
High
106.82
45
44%
122% 122%
—May-Nov
May
1963
-
1958
1959
1958
1959
83,253,414
49,871,356
31,578,000
1,437,700
24,252,000
$1,000
4,000
6,577,000
142,360,500
$4,000
5,713,700
112,166,000
$33,210,000
$25,693,700
$148,942,500
$117,883,700
18,719,913
10,754,105
Foreign™
$1,632,000
Railroad and Industrial——
Stocks—No. of Shares
Bonds—
Corp—
subord
590.40
;
High
$41%
80Tb
Mtge Bank 5s 1961—_Mar-Sepf
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs 1967
Jan-July
Realization
29
Jan. 1
7
Finland Residential
RR
86.23
Jan.
86.16
..
Range Since
RR—
mortgage 4s series B 1993
Power
86.25
85.40
Transactions at Hie New York Stock Exchange
Bonds
Sold
Jan-July
mortgage 4s series A 1993
Altalian
85.37
84.06
Week's Rang*
Lackawanna of N J Division—
Midland Valley
84.19
85.37
r
June-Dec
Chicago Transit Authority 3-lis 1978
1%
Jan
8%
Quar-Feb
RR 4s
85.26
85.31,
90.09
Jan
Jan
14
Low
Guantanamo & Western
84.29
90.11
204.42
/
Jan
23%
A Amer Steel &
Pump 4s Inc debs 1994—-June-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power 3 %s 1970
June-Dec
A 1st
85.21
206.61
90.91
Jan
3
13%
350
Last
Western
89.87
91.58
161.35
Jan
Jan
13%
Friday
&
206.28
163.65
588.53
Jan
1%
1,070
27%
Sale Price
1st
164.07
594.66
Jan
40%
Jan
20,800
20%
Period
Lack
Jan
Jan
%
17%
Jan
10,000
a
0%
Interest
Delaware
592.37
27
28
Fri.
13%
15i
23
BONDS
series
91.66
86.25
26
Jan
Jan
American Stock Exchange
Boston Edison 2%s
85.33
33
23
05
.
Aug 1
84.33
Jan
Jan
1
Bethlehem Steel 6s
85.50
32
5s
;
89.85
Thur.
2%
Total
207.62
Jan
14%
26%
40c
Corp
Bonds
91.99
Wed.
Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
ities
165.66
32
100
0%
2
Amer
40
Rails
trials
Jan
93%
l
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Zale Jewelry Co
Util¬
Rails
Stocks
Jan
2,000
19%
•
common—
%
ft Jan
2%
20%
8
(F W)
4,000
100
Newspaper Machine
Grade
Jan.
Jan
1411,
13%
0%
Woodley Petroleum
Grade
Jan.
Jan
2%
21 %
Wood all Industries Inc
Woolworth
9,600
18%
18%
25
4%% pfd
Industries Ltd
Indus¬
ities
Jan
4
14%
1
Pwr & Lt
65
roads
Jan
37%
1
preferred
Jan.
Jan
Jan
27%
10
(R C) & Co
Wilson Brothers common
"S<0
800
1 %
5
Williams
Wisconsin
33
1
1
River Oil
10
Util¬
596.07
„
Jan
%
10,500
32
1
common
23
Jan
2%
140
l
10c
_
Jan.
,
Jan
4
Jan
10
.
i
Second
trials
Date
29:%
33
20
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
White Eagle Internat Oil Co
First
Jan
Jan
3%
4,500
10
10
Tues. Jan. 27—
Is
Coal--
24%
ft Jan
Western Tablet & Stationery commons
Westmoreland
Jan
1Tb
000
140
117
2
000
8,800
4:
Jan
2% Jan
1% Jan
3% Jan
*
Amer dep rets ord shares
40%
Jan
89
.1
-
Jan
26%
Jan
0.000
ft
3% Jan
Jan
3 09
IOC
Western
-
Indus¬
1% Jan
9,300
2%
Jan
300
4
2
1%
—
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
3%
72
580
:
<
24%
23%
Jan
Jan
Bonds—
Total
Rail¬
30
37% Jan
1% Jan
3,100
1%
112
Jan
24%
38%
5
Weiman & Company Lie
300
1%
10c
Webster Investors Inc (Del)
20%
%
15
Jan
3
3:
2
1
Knapp Inc
3,700
26
3%
Jan
.72
10
3%
Jan
2%
1,100
72
—
10
20
3
400
„..
3
_30
Series preference—
-46
3%
2%
100
.,$2 <mniulattve preferred
Wallace & Tierh an Inc_.
Waltham
3%
•
-Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext
7*0 preferred
debentures
197G_ _Jan -July
New
England Power 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6%s due 1953 extended to
113% 123
117
$97
.May -Nov-
1963
Power 1st mortgage 3%s 1968
_April-Oct
1st
mortgage 3s
1971
April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964_ _June-Dec
97%
$101
,_Jan-JuIy
Ohio
88
112
—
92%
103
124 J '3
97%
103
9
92%
85
85
1
85
87
94%
95
6
94%
86
1
86
86
Jan-July
_May-lVo»
123
123
1
120
123
99% 100
12
96
100
Corp 3s, 1981—May-Won
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62
Jan-July
$87
$4,000
International Bank
96%
86
U. S. Government
3%s
1970
_J an-July
Public Service Electric & Gas
Co 6s. 1998
Rapid Electrotype 7s deb 1967—
..
93%
86
Bafe Harbor Water Power
Southern California Edison
3%s
3s
series
series
B
3s
1965
Mar-Sept
1973
A
1973
*$65'
92%
Feb-Aug
$81%
series
D
1976
Feb-Angr
82%
3%s
series
E
1978
Feb-Anp
Feb-Anp
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
F
1979
3%s
series
G
1981
4%s
series
H
3 982
4%s series I
4Tbs series J
4%s
series
Southern
1982
;
1982
K
1983
California
Southern Counties
Gas
Southwestern
&
Gas
;
Gas
3%s
(Calif)
1970
3s
Electric
■United
1971-
3%s
1973
1970
Dye & Chemical 6s
Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Wasatch
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
.West Penn Traction 5s 1960
Western Newspaper Union 6s 1959
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
;_Jan-July
92
82%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
78
92
92
95%
84%
84%
Stocks
99%
83 %
—
4
82%
11
99%
81
83%
91%
92%
82
90%
90%
99%
.
21
99
105
106% 107%
24
82%
91
100%
105
106%
12
89
1
91
91
62
65
$85%
91
$60
67
102% 103
96%
$96
June-Dec
70%
100%
Jan. 28
Thurs.
Jan. 29™
Fri.
-—
-
—
Jan. 30
Total
90%
91
Jnne-Aug
Jam 27_
Wed.
105%
4
89%
89%
—
Jam 26
Tues.
107%
102%
102% 103%
70%
72
100
100%
$97
100
17
——
45
102% 103
95%
96%
69%
4
99
—
—
72
Bonds
Shares)
Mon.
10
92%
$105
106%
Domestic
(No. of
$88 %
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
93%
83%
3%s
series
65
74
86
1976
3s
Transactions at the American Stock
—
$83%
C
;
Total
$88
2%s series
_
97%
*
93%
Jan-July
Feb-Angi
—
93%
"
Bonds
Foreign
$2,000
3,000
13,000
2,393,805
10,000
10,523,255
$522,000
$26,000
Total.
94,000
97,000
91,000
■ft
$40,000
1958
Jan. 1
1959
■
—
$588,000
to Jan. 30
1958
10,523,255
3,194,739
43,326,005
13,431,117
$522,000
$384,000
38,000
$3,086,000
$1,605,000
121,000
201,000
Bonds—
Foreign government—
Foreign corporate
129,000
5,000
6,000
$177,000
5,000
7,000
2,000
2,082,895
Week Ended Jan. 30
Domestic
Bonds
Bonds
$162,000
121,000
74,000
90,000
75,000
2,391,265
1,494,615
2,160,675
1959
Stocks—No. of Shares-
Total
Corporate
$13,000
26,000
40,000
100%
—
Foreign
Government
Exchange
$588,000
251,000
"$L927,000
33
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
34
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1
•
•
'
.
.
'
■
Monday,:Februaty2^ 1959
.
t
-
.
...
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
JANUARY
ENDED
30
STOCKS
Last
«f rriin
Par
Corp
28
Boston & Maine RR 5(4
Hccla
Service
Copper
Jan
Mass
St
*
1
1874
120
64(4
84%
'
60
4274
3174
m*:mm
1
53
29(4
—
10
26
62(4
—100
pfd—
cum
Nat'l
Ford
Motor
Jan
59
6174
——
Jan
Jan
26
Jan
56
Jan
Jan
42 34
Jan
18
Jan
19
5974
Jan
64 >4
20
27(4
Jan
30(4
492
28%
Jan
33 3 a
Jan
84%
20
78(4 Jan
84%
'
General Electric Co—
Co
—
6(4
50
8
78%
185
75
Jan
81(4
5274
Jan
567s
79%
2,172
77
Jan
80%
Jan
56%
14
55%
Jan.
56%
Jan
61
J an
62%
Jan
A c F".
48%
Jan
44
Jan
514
4774
40
4574 Jan
40
40
Jan
9674
227
Jan
10%
11
195
10% Jen
12
1
1
100
34%
Jan
37
30
1274
Jan
14
Jan
rruit
S
Rubber
4,641
19%
592
164%
14c
Jan
21%
Jan
22%
160
282
43%
Jan
47%
591
17
Jan
19%
Jan
33
33%
53
32(4
Jan
35 (a
•25
25(4
Jan
25% Jan
11%
517
8%
Jan
12
1%
1%
1,365
1%
Jan
1% Jan
2%
2%
3,012
2%
Jan
2% Jan
29%
30
280
29%
Jan
30(4
Jan
58(4
5974
150
56(4
Jan
5974
Jan
3674
37%
542
33%
Jan
37%
Jan
30(4
30(4
3274
1,354
28%
Jan
32-%
Jan
41%
4674
4374
2,414
41
Jan
44(4
Jan
1,228
45%
Jan
48(4
Jan
4874
4974
150
46Va
Jan,
5174
Jan
35%
36
180
35(4
Jan
3774
Jan
82
82
82
Jan
84
15(4
16(4
120
14%
Jan
16 1
71 (4
75%
550
71 (j
Jan
.
''
•
—
Corp common. ZI2B
48
5
;
.—100
Co
Inc
-
50
_
.'
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Liggett & Myers Tobacco. (Un)__
I.incoln Printing Co common
10
Fruit Co
97%
62 %
/
Inc
28=8
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La
Lines
500
12
60
Jan
900
104=8 106%
106%
43
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footnotes
Scott
(Un)a_12.50
Inc
see
—4
page
42.
34%
35%
74
74
20=8
21%
2,500'
Machine
Co
13%
100
125
128%
200
117
Jan
128%
Jan
179
191
300
179
Jan
195
Jan
13%
13% Jan
'
16%c
&
21
13%
15
300
2,300
2,500
13%
Jan
Jan
15
Jan
Zenith
Radio
Sheet & Tube.
Corp.
-
Jan
46V'4
10
Co class A
Pen
»
Jan
Jan
47
•61%
1
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•
Jan
27%
1.40
Oil
Southern
;
Jan
28%
5
Corp
(W
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45%
•
A
Paper Co
Electric Co
'
Industries (Un).
41%
10
,.-—
Laughlin Steel
&
Jan
23%
(Un)__l()
Stockyards
700
14%
—1
(Un >
National
Regis
Union
Jones
Jan
48%
'
Interstate
54%
23%
5
Public Service class
100
17,
ri„.——*
eonnnon
35
20 g
Petroleum
3,200
—10"
Co—
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Jan
Dutch
1=4
31
Co———*
Paper
32%
15
62%
1 r
—1'
—
International
500
10
Paper
43
•
CO:
In ternatioual.
35/
1
41%
125%
Cou——1
Internationa! Nickel Co
Jan
34%
2.50
55%
—2/
———
&
51 =b
•
(Un)
J) Tobacco cl B
11%
1-1 "
RR
StAarhship
28
Jan
1
18%
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Co..—'
International Mineral
Jail
50=8
5
1%
—
a—4
International Harvester
Jan
25%
6,600
5
Textron
Inland
48=u
5,200
50% /
5
Standard
41%
62%
—1
:
63%
63%
12.50
—h*——T—1
....
7,700
26=a
Jan
83'/2c
—
Products
"
54%
*
Corp
Socony Mobil Oil (Un)
,
Steel
Jan
50%
Raisin
Class
Jan
Corporation ———1
Central
Jan
45
25%
River
Sinclair
Jan
48%
Hiittig S'ash ft Door common.'.
Indiana
30%
Jan
52%
26
Sheaffer
Jan
Jan
common.—u.
Illinois Brick Co
Jan
39%
50%
»
Sears Roebuck & Co
Jan
Jan
—
Illinois
28%
500
"
25%
•
Jan
Jan
Jan
Hibbard Spencer Bartlett_I—L_—•—:j25
Howard Industries Inc
1
Hupp
Jan
75%
44%
Brewing Co—1
Corp_^——a—;
new
76%
200
48%
Co
&
1,000
78=4
61%
Grieseaieck
<Gt
79%
900
—3
Werner
Jan
500
*
•
(U11)
Indiana
of America
(R
Schwitzer
Jan
10,900
—-V
;
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Jan
66%
48%
Corp
Hein
9%
Jan
62%
Greyhound
Hcjleipan
Jan
61
49%
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical———
Heller. (Walter E)
8
1,300
45'7
Dock—
Gulf Oil Corp——
2,500
61.%
•
1-1
—
8%
77%
3
(Uni
11%
48=8
-
Stores—
10% Jan
Jan
2%
200
62%
—
-
I>akes ;Dredge &
Jan
7% Jan
2,400
48%
Graham
Gray
Jan
2%
11%
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Granite City "Steel Co_.
8 =8
Jan
/
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(Un)———
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Jan
78=4
77%
Co—'—,J— 4——10
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(TI16)
56%
62%
8*
Gerber' Products
Gillette
Jan
61
8
61%
—5;
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Rubber——*.
A:
55
2%
8
8
11%
—
Telephone
General
13
28%
41%
53%
Richman Brothers Co
St
20% Jan
al.66%
Corp—
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6O0
27=b
•
Royal
1
*
1
——
400
56%
2=4
2% '
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Corp.;—'———_5
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General Motors
12
Jan
41%
1
of
Co
Reynolds
Jan
55=4
-
55
Candy
General
12
1,950
Jan
63%
12.50
Drug
(Un)
Metals Co
Jan
5%
22
20% Jan
700
18%
>
ex-distrib—d—
'General Box Corp_-_——7_4
General
Jan
40
12%
32
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Trailer Co—
General/Bankshares
40
"27%
1
Inc
21%
18%. Jan
600
5%
•
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Jan
34=4 .'Jan
12
"Jan
37%
25
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp (U11)
Jan
Jan
600
21 %
12%
54%
:
117
33%c
(Un)
Radio Corp
Jan
'16=8
22
54
—//■: Xl3%
changed to FWD
34% Jan
600
/
5%
-2
Four-Wheel -Drive
Man
27=4 Jan
3
Company
Oil
Pure
'
21 Vb
;
'
Jan
112
Jan
160%
700
40
21-
__
60
500
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Jan
216%
21%
;
21 %
100
do
Revlon
Inc—_2——. -5
Co—
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15%
-
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—d—_-
America
62%
5
common
Corp
(Un)
Phillips Petroleum
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...
62%
112% 112%
2
RR
Public Service
Jan
(Un)
common
Pliilco
Jan
209% Jan
200
■
*■[ 139=4 144=4
/
37% 38%
■
Flour
Name
•i
Phonograph
\
i
;
.
Jan
6.25
People's Gas Light & Coke—
Pepsi-Cola Co.
Pfizer (Charles) & Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)—
38%
-3
Paso; Natural Gas~/—
El
Jan
30=4
Jan
P
American
39
30=4
144=4
24%
1,200
:
62
Jan
26
31=8
.
30
.10
(Un
45
31%
Jan
65=4 Jan
-
5
Corp
h—
Jan
37
-
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Inc
Co
27%
30%
1
Quaker Oats Co
/
Jan
7.50
Oklahoma Natural Gas
Olin-Mathieson Chemical
1,000
29%
57%
11 »4
210
Jan
58%
*
54
„■
-5, /-
61=b
800
112%
10
(Unl
28%
30=4
:ii
———
65%
61 V
100
59%
25
:
—
1,000
11 Va
„
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43%
Jan
1,000
24
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25=8
Jan
5
38/
26=4
54
40%
5
141,4
—
4,500
10
iUn)_
107%
70
42
•
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7 Deere & Company common
10 /J
Detroit Edison Co (Un)__——
20 7.
Dodge /Manufacturing Co——;
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v Dow " Chemical
Col-,/;--/—/-—*.——57;':
Drewrys Ltd USA Inc.
:
41/.
/
(Minnesota)
4,000
40%
T
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41%
States Power Co—
30;
—
40%
5
Co
Pacific Ry
Northern
Jan
52:
39
Jan
42 Vb Jan
10
Co__:
Jan
11 V»
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Corp
Gas
Jan
"
Crane
Jan
19%
Jan
„_1
Northern Indiana Public Service
Northern Natural Gas Co
24%
3OV2
/( Crucible Steel Co of America
__25
Cndahy Packing, Co ;--—
——.5
/ Cnrtiss W/right Corp (Un)//-..—_1"
.
Illinois
(Un)
57
'
92
Jan
39
•
Aviation
28
54=4
~5
Jan
16%
*
3,700
1
RR
American
Jan
571/2
;l__
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Mfg
Central
North
Jan
28=4
Corpu---—_—1
Controls Co of America
38=4 Jan
78 Va
250
10
22% Jan
23 V*
—10
u
Continents! Motors
\
&
Co
23%
52
-5
Jan
500
18
41%
30%
5
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of
36=b
89
17%
41%
1
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4,200
40=8
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400
85
18
._5
Co
Co
2,200
—1.33%
Power" Co—
Container Corp
121% Jan
61
(Un)
28
108% 108=4
108=4
1
-
Foods
Consolidated
■>
Corp
17% Jan
8% Jan
Jan
65%
233b
27
571/4
100
—d-
preferred
Consolidated Cemeni
Jan
113 Va
41%
23.1/8
2 3 1/H
7%
1,100
37%
41 Vb
20 %
27'/2
*
Corp/——.—
Columbia. Gas ;6ystem (Un>
-—;10
Commonwealth Edison common25.
8,200
22% Jan
27
Gypsum
New
Jan
A
National
Jan
53 Z
62 7 «
class
Distillers Prod
National
Jan
62%
5212
Jan
15 Va
Motor Specialities—
Convertible
National
Jan
35%
25
.-8.50
20 %
150
37%
;__
National
Jan
1
High
1,008
17%
.,
118%
•
•
National
Jan
Jan
Muskegon
'
jjan
Jan '
147:%
41
9=b
147
215
-
Inc
low
21%
-12.0U
Co
69%
148
10
Chit's
cement
56
Range Since Jan. 1.
High
7%
8%
118% 121%
8%
•
Chemical
34%
Shares
20%
*
——10
:
21 = 8
91/2
—1
(Un>
Manufacturing
Northern
Cleveland
Mfg
Portland
8
100
42
33
..
Electric--.
Jan
4=
&
20%
(Un).
Montgomery Ward & Co
Morris (Philip) & Co(Un)
.
.
17=8
Min
69%
27=8
Co
Minnesota
Mississippi River Fuel
40=4
.•
Service
Jan
Jan
34%
(Un)—_
Cities
Jan
48%
Low
*
Sales
for Week
17 Vb
—
54%
Chicago & Northwestern Ry—
—100
t
5 to .series A preferred—
*
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co
Chicago South Shore & So Bend- -12.50
Cincinnati Gas
17 VB
Jan
Co—
29=8
'
100
42
.
Chicago' Miiw St Paul & Pac___.
Chicago- Towel Co common/
§7 convertible preferred--—
Chrysler Corp
Mickelberry's Food Products
Minneapolis Brewing Co
31=8
Jan
Jan
2,900
19,100
58 V4
69%
.
Jan
8
Blanke
'
25
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
3=
Jan
44%
27,
1.000
4Vb
•3%
58=4
1
-
Meyer
'
25
pfd-
conv
29%
800
Jan
r
Bang*
«f Prices
Far
19=8
Jan
' Week'*
Laat
Sale Price
High
Jan. =
2%
100
45 V*
27=4
t
——————
Chemetren Corp.—
18=4
27,300
31 Vb
45'4yi.
27 %
'Cenco CorpZ-„i
50c
CenQivre Brewing Corp——
5
"Central '& South West' Corp -1
10
Central- Illinois Public Service—
Champiin Oil &: Ref $3
Friday
300
3=8"
31 Vb
10
tEJn>_.
30
Range Since Jan. 1.
LOW
18%
2%
JANUARY
STOCKS
Shares
High
18=4
—25'-
.
of America
18 %
1 __30c
Ltd/
common——_4—-*■
Celanese Corp
Low
5
Inc..—r___—
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Par.
Calumet &
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Range
,
191
•'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
86
.
..
Monday, February 2, 1959
(632)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
JANUARY SO
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
ACF
(Un)
Chemical
Allied
Corp
Co
Ltd
Airlines Inc
Bosch Arma
Bdcast-Para
Can Co (Un)
Aluminium
American
American
American
American
—
American
American
American
American
American
American
American
American
American
American
Ampex Corp
Jan
205
82
Jan
88
4
Jan
68c
4%
Jan
113
1,101
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
195
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
95%
Jan
Firstamerica Corp
Flintkote
4
a98% a99%
94%
189
Fibreboard Paper Prod
Preferred
29
2,437
28
Jan
30
Jan
30%.
31%
3,881
30'%
Jan
33%
Jan
Florida
Jan
Fluor
28
28%
30%
4,015
24%
Jan
30:t
31%
51%
245
31%
Jan
34Tb Jan
22
300
21
Jan
22%
Jan
47% Jan
Jan
25
Jan
Foremost
Jan
51%
Jan
Friden
12%
3,247
12
Jan
13%
Jan
Fruelmuf
30%.
Jan
39
12
230
3!)
38
18
37 Tb
18%
460
37%
Jan
18Tb
Jan
36%
38 Ik
0,898
3G%
Jan
43%
Jan
40
4.4%
Jan
15%
Jan
17Tb
Jan
53%
Jan
General
878
46%
230 233 %
2,051
225%
Jan
240
Jan
903
99%
Jan
100%
Jan
General Foods Corp
Jan
General
Motors
Jan
General
Paint
40%
73%
40%
Jan
37%
1,053
1,028
68%
67 %
1,783
00%
Jan
69
Jan
33
34%
230
30%
Jail
37%
Jan
50%
52%
458
46%
Jan
52%
Jan
General
71%
507
66Tb
Jan
71%
Jan
Public
28
Jan
8'%
2,717
7%
Jun
8Tb
Jan
Gimbel
4
Jan
4%
Jan
Gladden
12T«
Jan
Gladding McBean & Co
Goebel Brewing Co
Good Humor Co of Calif—Goodrich (B F) Co (U11)
14
Jan
16
Jan
Jun
47%
Jan
*
4%
4%
11,775
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
7 Tn
7%
8%
14,850
6%
Jan
8%
Jan
8
8
190
7%
Jan
8%.
Jan
75c
85c
3,700
75c
Jan
1.00
Jan
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42%
695
36%
Jan
44%
Jan
29%
29%
300
29
Jan
30%
Jan
19%
19%
205
20Tb
Jan
1%
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2,175
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Jan
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54%
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11
54%
Jan
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Jan
11
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Jan
8c
8c
Jan
20
25,500
2,229
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18%
17%
Jan
20
42%,
43%
845
42Tb
Jan
46% Jan
6%
7%
2,125
6%
Jan
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11
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173
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Granite
9c
Jan
Jan
8To
Jan
a—
41Tb
Jan
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Jan
47%
1,483
44 Ti
Jan
47% Jan
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56 Ti
Jan
60%
Jan
28
653
26
Jan
28
Jan
47%
47%
512
46Tb
Jan
48%
Jun
37%
37%
155
37%
Jan
38-
Jan
Hotels
Hilton
Development
Holly Oil Co (Un)
Ilomestakc
235
84 T
124
211
119%
130
43%
Jan
2%
2 Tb
3
3,785
2%
Jan
63 %
63%
63%
120
1%
1%
800
1Tb
55 Ti
880
50Tb
Jan
2
Jan
84%
Jan
44%
Jan
95c
Jan
124
84%
84%
25
Jan
Jan
124
44% Jan
9
Jan
Jan
63% Jan
Jan
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Jan
5,6% Jan
62
Howe
Sound
Hupp
Corp
350
Jan
10
18%
5,319
17%
Jan
37%
37 Tb
100
36%
Jan
18% Jan
37% Jan
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13
1,122
12Tb
Jan
14% Jan
31%
32%
610
31%
Jan
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38%
40
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37%
Jan
41% Jan
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1.20
1.40
11,625
89c
Jan
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3
3 Tb
1,057
20%
2012
100
20%
Jan
20%
Jan
47%
47%
48
447
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Jan
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Jun
62%
1
1
12.50
10
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—1
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20%
Jan
Idaho Power
Jan
62%.
385
62%
Jan
65% Jan
14
Jan
15%
'
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320
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830
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31c
36c
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14%
46%
92
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Maryland Mines Corp
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Co
21%
Jan
Illinois
3%
Jan
Imperial
31%
Jan
23%
Jan
Int'l
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63c
*
Nickel
45%
397
44%
Jan
48%
Jan
International
Paper Co
24%
26%
3,482
20%
Jan
26%
Jan
International
Tel
87
88
1,250
84%
Jan
89%
Jan
28%
850
27%
Jan
29%
Jan
17%
231
14%
Jan
17%
15%
Jan
Jan
Jan
38c
Jan
310
46%
Jan
52
Jan
381
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Jan
93Tb Jan
53
Jan
54% Jan
53
67c
133,3J50
41%
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Oil
1,627
460
88 Tb
34c
67c
Jan
Jan
40
Jan
42% Jan
86To
Jan
89%
Jan
Jan
121%
Jan
118
121% 121Tb
238
62
428
61%
Jan
63TV Jan
31
190
31
Jan
31
Jan
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Jan
11%
Jan
2.50
33 %«
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2,730
13%
24 :!i,
110
22%
Jan
24%
Jan
JohnsriManviUe
39%
354
38 %
Jan
41%
Jan
Jones A;
Jan
72%
Jan
69
69
496
68%
27%
28%
735
25 To
Jan
30
Jan
32%
32%
32%
310
31%
Jan
33%
Jan
52 %
51
52%
1,850
51
Jan
55
Jan
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63
64%
1,301
59%
Jan
64%
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31
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11
11
2,100
50c
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14%
27%
59%
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common
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Jade
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121 %
a
5%
Jan
Jan
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of
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Jan
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40
LJO
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Jan
6
360
53
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RR
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2.60
Jan
Jail
55c
International Harvester
Central
Jan
10
18
37 Ti
*
—
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18
1
7'/*
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2.50
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39%
2.40
2.45
10,420
2.30
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52 Ti
Jan
55
Jan
61
Jan
67
Jan
———
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53
52Tb
53%
870
(Un)__
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65
65
67
1,182
39%
41%
13 Ti
14%
(lln)
Laughlin Steel
39%
1,803
Jan
Kaiser
Alum ifc Chem Corp
Kaiser
Industries
Kern
County
Lear
6%
1,441
5%
Jan
6%
2,631
24%
Jan
27%
Jan
Lehman
38%
36%
Jan
38%
Jan
Leslie
23%
23
57%
57%
57%
62c
22
445
58c
10,700
23%
1,133
Jan
24%
Jan
56%
Jan
57%
Jan
50c
Jan
69c
Jan
58Tb
58%
1,053
58 To
Jan
11%
9%
11%
1,672
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Jan
200
19%
Jan
20
Jan
Litton
1,127
64%
Jan
67Tb
Jan
49/64 57/64
10,300
49/64 Jan
35%
Jan
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23%
305
23%
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23%
Jan
57%
150
57%
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57 %
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54%
55%
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54%
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58%
13%
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13%
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13
100
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Jan
13
Jan
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11%
11%
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11%
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Jan
66 %
66%
160
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Jan
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1,261
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p. 10
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Monsanto Chemical
9
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61
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1
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38 To
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%
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1%
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155
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Jan
75
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8.839
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•
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11,414
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1,440
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—-—
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24
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*
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.
Jan
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•
—_1
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—_
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51
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50%
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;
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Jan
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37%
24%
16 %
44%
7%
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37%
*
Corn
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19%
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Jan
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50%
140
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp class A
Jan
20%
20%
48%
Gillette Co
600
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68%
Jan
44 %
782
(Un)
Jan
18%
26%
7%
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4,561
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:
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1.153
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Jan
21%
26%
20
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21%
21
60%
43%
Jan
18%
1
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Jan
11%
60%
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4
1
1,080
4:1
Electrodynamics Corp
50c
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Continental Con Co (Unu———
10
Continental Copper & Steel Ind com—2
5c/c conv pfcl
——25
Continental Motors (Un
——l
Continental Oil Co <Un
———5
Corn Products Refining (Un)—
3
Crane Company
(Uu)
25
Dow
Jan
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7%
—
Dorr-Oilver Inc common
1412
Jan
15%
Jan
56
31
44%
Jan
45% Jan
291'.
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43%
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*
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Jan
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Jan
57
1,954
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44
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54%
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54%
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Commonwealth Edison +.
25
Consol Chollar Gould & Savage Min__ 1
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——5
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14
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38%
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;
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&
1
10
28
20
(Un)—
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2,787
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7%
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103
25%
Jan
11%
(Un)
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Railway (Un)
Capital Airline Inc (Un)
1
Carrier Corp (Un)_—.——
—.10
Case (J I; & Co (Un)
12.50
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
11)
Celanese Coro of America
—•
C'enco Instruments Corp
1
Certain-teed Products Corp
1
Champlin Oil & Refining (Un)
1
Chance Fought Aircraft (Un)
1
Chesapeake 6c Ohio Ry (Un)
25
Chic Milw St Paul RR com (Un)
*
Chicago Rock Island & Pac(Un)
*
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92%
24
19% Jan
1
1
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90
25%
11%
1,230
100
57
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73%
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——
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66%
Jan
15%
14
——2
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General Electric Co (U11)
Jan
53%
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Jan
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Jan
•%
—
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13
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70%
——•
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Jan
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140
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1
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12%
.
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5
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Jan
12 34
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*
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Jan
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Jan
com-
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50%
Jan
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46
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49
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23%
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3,153
1
.
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Jan
16
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—
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19
Jan
1.25
Fargo Oils Ltd
Fodders Corp ————
63,250
73c
721
(Un)
Borg-Warner Corp
Columbia
Jan
70c
a81 a85T«
High
Jan
14 T
15%
& Co. class A
(Max)
413
Mammoth Cons Min
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Boeing Airplane Co (Un)
Bolsa Chlca Oil Corp
Borden Co (Un)-————
Columbia
Factor
1,220
Black
Service
Jan
/:
18%
47 To
47To
Jan
85c
50
1
1
Beech Aircraft Corp
1
Bell Aircraft Corp (Un;
-~3
Benguet Cons Inc (Un)_.
;
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Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un;
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Cities
19%
24%
Co
—
Barker Bros Corp
Barnhart-Morrow Consolidated —
Beckmar. Instrument Inc
Chrysler Corp
Jan
21%
Corp (Un)—13
Ohio RR (Un)
100
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17%
48%
Bankline Oil
Canada
200
49%
Petroleum Co
California
18%
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30
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17%
7%
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Jan
10%
30J
(Un) ——.»
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (Un;—10
Atlantic Refining Co (Un)-.
—10
Atlas Corp (Un)
-1
Bishop
70%
47 %~
(Un;
Oil & Refining
Bandlnl
Jan
23%
Warrants
Baltimore 6:
65 %
24',4
Louisiana Gas (Un)—
Armco Steel Corp (Un)
Armour A' Co (111) (Un)
Mfg Corp
280
47%
—
Warrants
00
25
-10
-.1
Arkansas
Avm
700
Low
295
19
——*
—
22
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
19
20
Eureka Corp Ltd capital
Exeter Oil Co Ltd class A
10%
28 T i
Co (Un)
®JJ
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp(Un)—-10
Ashland
Jan
a3%
099%
(The)
Anaconda
Jan
22%
7%
Cyanamid Co (Un;
Electronics Inc
Factors Ltd (Un)
20
6: Foreign Power (Un;
*
Motors Corp (Un)
0
Potash & Chem Corp—
P.adiator & S S (Un)
—•
Smelting A Refining (Un)—*
Tel & Tel Co——
100
Tobacco Co (Un)
20
Viscose Corp (Un)
2*
American
50
Jan
-.12.5(1
Cement preferred
American
Jan
21%
——.—
Ailis-Chalrners Mfg
50
a4
——*
(Un)
18
(Un)
-—10
———*
corn (Un)
1
Corp (Uu)
3
Theatres (tJn)_l
Low
_5
——.
21%
10 %
2
(Un)-———1
Alleghany Corp common
Warrants
74c
a81
*
(Un)
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Co
Reduction Co
Air
17?h
--1
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Corp
Aeco
187
50
Emporium Capwell Co
Erie Railroad C) (Un)
06
22
5
Abbott
Laboratories
Admiral Corp
High
Low
High
50
25
2.5U
Industries (Un)—L.
Wrigley Stores Inc (Un;
ACT
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
of Prices
4
Products Corp
Emerson Radio & Phono (Un;__
Electrical
for Week
Range
Par
for Week
Range
Low
Par
Last
Sale I'rice
Sales
Week's
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
,
Jan
51%
Jan
36:
Jan
Volume
Number
189
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Financial Chronicle
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Jan
6%
76%
Jan
62
10c
United Gas Corn
Jan
30%
23%
•
_
Inc
&
19%
168
Jan
61%
—
•
Petroleums
Paper
Jan
Jan
23%
3
_
36%
Jan
•
Jan
51
Jan
59%
Washington
Ian
49,
31
1.309
Jan
30%
51
Inc_
35%
1,715
61%
3.00
20%
•
Oil
1,338
37%
1
(U11)
37%
Jan
Jan
7
Jan
35%
Jan
Jan
7
36%
1,731
61
5%
17%
26%
Jan
36 %
35%
Jan
26%
62%
Jar.
35%
4%
250
64,
48%
35%
«
1,850
24%
Jan
36
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
6
25%
44%
61%
Jan
28
61%
9
Jan
5,849
37%
Jan
18%
5
Jan
35
48%
>-
124%
Jan
46%
'
High
Jan
35
5
90%
149
376
Low
124%
10
143%
'28
6%
12.50
(Un)
Jan
17%
-12.50
;
Sapphire
Roebuck
al03%alll%
__
1
Co
Diego Gas & Elec
Seaboard
38%
495
4,905
100
*
36%
Inc
Corp
u S
Universal
308
48 %
10
Vanadium Corp of America (uni.¬
Victor Equipment Co
17%
1,213
152% 156-%
1
Regis Paper Co
Bears
r
460
18%
•
W Fine Foods Inc-
Scott
Jan
(Un)
_2.50
common
Sobering Corp
Jan
55%
90
: boo
1
(Un)
Joseph Lead (Un)
Louis-San Francisco
San
4%
17%
Corp
Stores
Jan
5%
Jan
135% Jan
70
2.30
■
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Bafewav
70 %
Jan
38
:
common
Lines
al26
a34a34%
—10
2.25
10
90%
17%
Manufacturing Co
and
90 %
1
_
Jan
52
.•
Rockwell-Standard Corp
S
;
r
68
5%
5c»*,k
33Vic
Inc Co
Aircraft
380
2
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
Reynolds Tobacco class 13 (Un)__
Rohr
Fruit
25%
;
Oil
United
Jan
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Reserve'Oil & Gas Co
Richfield
Cuban
Jan
Jan
so
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures (U11)
Oil
Corp
United
Jan
34%
Jan
Rayonler Incorporated
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp
Ranch
United
19%
760
100
Railway Equip & Realty Co
Rice
Jan
3.959
31%
<Un)
Radio Corp of-America
Rheem
23%
23
35%
65 Va
(Un)
Rexall Drug
Aircraft
37%
Paget Sound Pulp & Timber
Rfvlon Inc
Air
United
Jan
■
Inc
United
Jan
1
Phillips Petroleum. Co_
Procter -Ac Gamble Co (Un)-'
Co
Union
Jan
11%
Jan
Phlleo Corp (Un)
Philip Morris &; Co (Un)
Philippine Long Dist Tel (Un)
Oil
Jan
,47%
31
*
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Pure
8
Jan
Jan
•
Penney (J C)
Pennsylvania RKCo cUn)
Pepsi-Cola 4U.U)
Pullman
Jan
61%
(Un)_
Co (Un)—
Ry Co
11%
61%
61%
Parke, Davis & Co
Pacific
44%
344
Airways (Un)
uil Co of Calif..
100
I.871
Corp (U11)
Union
High
al24%
al25%
(Un)._
Union
Sugar
Low
Corp
Co
117
3,765
common
Electric
1,726
63
:
Par
Union
7%
34 %
"
30
Carbide
11%
28%
.
JANUARY
Onion
45%
10
Pacific Oil & Gas Development
pacific Petroleums Ltd
World
Jan
31%
preferred
Pictures
42%
Jan
28%
.
Pacific Tel & Tel
7
60%
25
Pacific Northern Airlines
Paramount
Jan
31%
.
preferred
Pan American
Jan
Jan
28%
Corp common
$4.75
60%
40
4
25
Co
Inc
Industries
Pacific
182
22%
25
ENDED
45
28
—
Indemnity
Jan
205
42%
3%
Jan
19
—25
common
preferred
preferred
5Ye
red 1st pfd
4.50% ■ red 1st preferred
Pacific
23,204
WEEK
High
Jan
11%
11%
8
8
1st
15%
7%
__
r
5
Aggregates
Clay Products
5%%
j
489
a64% aGG%
42%
5
Corp
Fisheries
Pacific Gas & Electric
6e/o
4
a66%
20
:
Chemical
Cement
3%
FOR
Low
18
♦
Ltd (Un)
Pacific
17%
4
12
.
High
17%
.200
tUm
wcuic
Low
—20
_
(Un>
Olaa Sugar Co
«
Par
(Uil)_.
Petroleum
Ohio Edison
Oiiio
RANGE
:
•
32%
33
108
29%
Jan
33%
Jar-
1
14
14%
466
13%
Jan
14%
Jan
5
10
20
18%
20%
730
16
Jan
20%
Jan
32%
32%
32%
256
32%
Jan
35%
Jan
—12.50
75
71%
75
398
71
Jan
76
Jan
CANADIAN MARKETS
range
Montreal Slock
I*rice«
Shown
Ar« Expressed
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
ABltltal Power &
Paper
4Y*% preferred
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
common.
For
footnotes
page
42.
Aluminum
in Canadian Dollars
Week's
Range
of Prices
january 30
Aluminium
4%%
of
Argue Corp Ltd
for Week
Shares
Low
common.
High
all
39%
5,078
36%
Jan
39%
Jan
At.l»«
23 %
250
23%
Jan
23%
Jan
all
all
Bailey Selburn 5%
50
11
Jan
11%
Jan
Banque
39
Jan
37
38%
6,182
35%
Jan
Bank
Steels
of
Montreal
32%
Jan
Jan
21%
Jan
44
2.590
42%
Jan
44
Jan
52
75
51
Jair
52
Jail
33%
36
2.462
32%
Jan
36
Jan
71
jail
77%
Jan
190
High
77
46
46
75
46
Jan
48
Jan
35
24,117
32%
Jan
35%
Jan
•
Ltd
Canadian
Jan
20%
34%
28%
28
29
4,085
25%
Jan
29
Jan
25
10
25
25
57
57
If
53%
—
37%
29%
619
77%
—
$2.50
preferred
preferred
Asbestos Corp
15,133
21%
34%
$2.40
Range Since Jan.1
High
35%
30%
51%
preferred
High
21%
pfd-
.29%
43%
Can 4%
Anglo Canadian Puid pfd
Sales
Low
Low
29%
Ltd
Co.
23%
39%
38 %
see
week ended
Exchange
Low
-2*
common
Algom* Steel
for
preferred
National
53%
77%
54
100
25
Jan
25
Jan
2.175
25
_
57
Jan
61%
Jan
5,107
53%
Jan
56
Jan
37
88
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(634)
.
.
Monday, February 2, 1959
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Par
65%
ia
(Canada)
Rights
Bathurst
Class
Power
&
B
Beli
Jan
35 V*
36
2,127
34%
Jan
4.40
4.70
8,160
4.15
Jan
•
ENDED
JANUARY
.30
Jan
67
Par
Jan
37
5.15
Montreal
Morgan & Co common.
4%% preferred —
Jan
18%/
51
359
47%
Jan
51
Jan
National
33%
820
26%
Jan
33%
Jan
National Steel Car Corp
& Chemlctfl
Drug
Oil
preferred
42
10,173
41
Jan
42%
Jan
45
390
43%
Jan
45
Jan
Noranda
49%
6%
250
49%
Jan
50%
Jan
6%
6%
2,257
6
Jan
6%
Jan
6
6
6%
2,794
6
Jan
6%
Jan
Ontario
43%
44%
12,610
39%
Jan
44%
88
108
86%
Jan
88
7Yo
Jan
87
Ogilvie
Jan
_
76
25
76
Jan
76
Jan
Page-Herssy
41%
41%
130
40
Jan
41%
Jan
Penmans
50
_
76
50
preferred
preferred
4V*% preferred
5%# preferred
5%
46%
46%
145
46
Jan
46%
Jan
39%
Jan
39%
Jan
i
50
38%
175
38
49%
50
175
49% Jan
•
13%
13%
650
12%
Jan
14
Jan
British Columbia Power
•
38
38
40
6,015
35%
Jan
40
Jan
Price Bros &
_aa
40%
40%
40%
Jan
45
British Columbia
Rights
Brow
Telephone.
Bruck
Mills
class
Ltd
S r/o
preferred
1.50
Jan
1.70
Jan
3,375
13%
Jan
14%
Jan
5c,'o
a9
a9
a9%
250
9
Jan
Quebec
Natural Gas____
1
38
38
39
39
Jail
Quebec
Power
•
Roe
V)
82%
85%
1,720
79
Jan
85? 2
35
3,173
32%
Jan
35
Jan
28
28%
396
Jan
28 %
Jan
905
26%
35%
Jan
285
98
Jan
la
37
100
37
u
Converters class
Cottons
Fairbanks Morse
6%
4,295
35%
Jan
39'A
Jan
38%
38%
175
35%
Jan
38%
Jan
Warrants
13
260
12%
Jan
15
Jan
Class
5.50
100
5.50
Jan
25
25
290
Jan
Series
A
Jan
20
Jan
Series
B
Jan
32%
Jan
Sherwin
18
Jan
18
Jan
Sicks'
a3.00
10%
200
25
25
Jan
14'/4
100
10%
25
8%
Jan
9%
Jan
6f/e
a
—— —
Steel
Corbys class
i5i/2
Jan
17
Jan
Toronto-Dominion
-
2,374
78%
Jan
80
Jan
Jan
24
Jan
United
47%
1,475
46
Jan
47%
Jan
29
2,387
27%
Jan
29
Jan
Walker
29%
30%
9,389
28%
Jan
30%
Jan
Webb
1,062
345
48%
10
13%
A
9,430
Leather
Co
Ltd____
Distillers
Seagrams
Dominion
Bridge
Dominion
Coal
Dominion
Dairies
5%
preferred
Rights
10%
11
745
10
Jan
15'A
430
11
Jan
12
Jan
6,925
20%
Jan
2.35
300
a33% a33%
270
33
19%
280
21
4.25
4.25
33%
33%
34%
22%
22%
23%
a7%
a7%
»
100
8,323
Jan
32%
f.
25.
22
4.25
34%
Jan
Jan
8
Dominion Steel & Coal
19%
Jan
6%
632
,6%
Jan
7
25c
55c
1,392
25c
Jan
85c
class
•
A
Match
•
:
Abltca
Jan
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd
5,360
28,994
510
13
19%
20%
7%
,27%
20%
1
20,910
41%
Jan
Jan
44
101 Ve
Jan
14%
16'A
Canada
Jan
Jan
20 Vs
11%
Jan
17%
Jan
9%
40
Jan
40
1,940
19%
Jan
20%
7%
200
7%
Jan
7%
Class
Jan
28
505
27
54
25
54
28
Jan
Crain
14%
16%
1,461
14
Jan
16%
Jan
Heating Prod class A
*
5'/2
5
5%
425
5
Jan
5%
Jan
&
(R
L)
Feralco
?2
Frere
Limitee
Industries
Jan
Fleet
120
19
Jan
19
Jan
Ford
Motor
480
Jan
24
Jan
20
Jan
53% .Jan
It
preferred
5%% preferred
General
1.40
•
10
100
Co
of
6,922
14%
Jan
15%
Jan
33
32
33
3.920
32
Jan
33
Jan
8.60
8.55
8.95
929
39
39%
380
40
Jan
Lambert
101
101
103
.95
100
an
103
Jan
Lochabcr
105% 105%
50
104
Jan
105 %
Jan
Dynamics
Jan
Jan
4.70
Jan
5.55
2,540
10%
Jan
12%
34
8.95
2.00
,
:/■;■
:
43%
-34%/
13% vl.
Jan
14?4
Jan
48
Jan
45
105
443/
300
19
Jan
47
895
44
Jan
1.25
300
46%:;
45
.
t-.
.1.25
'
68c
68c
75c
1,015
"4.00 r4.00;
a20
1
a23% a23'%
(Alfred)
Oil
Inc
class
A____
1
Corp
■■'v/i-,;til
*
1-
Imperial Tobacco
6% .preferred
Indus Acceptance
I
14
14
4.68%
of
Canada
5%
•
30%
com
Corp common
$2.25 preferred
$4.50 -preferred
50
i.
International
"II~|
I§
Utilities Corp
Interprovinclal Pipe Lines
Iroquois Glass preferred
10
Public Service Ltd com
Limited (John)
the
Woods
Milling 7Z>
Laura Secord Candy
Shops
Lewis
Bros
Lower
•
_
•
pfd
100
Ltd..
Bloedel class B
Massey-Ferguson
!_•
:
common
e
Preferred
100
McColl Frontenac Oil
Mersey Paper 5%%
Molson
inn
pfd
./.■»
7 83
For footnotes
44%
Jan
•
1 70
Jan
41
62%
Jan
11V*
Jan
12%
Jan
21% Jan
46%
1,990
13%
Jan
14%
5%
800
5%
Jan
5 V*
37%
4,300
36%
Jan
-•39%
Jan
30
43%
Jan
45
a90
20
90
Jan
91
17%
Jan
20%
Russell
85%
89%
4,345
83%
Jan
89%
Jan
117
115
117
512
113
an
a43
a43
43%
Jan
29%
30%
4,020
29
Jan
53%
55
3,960
49
Jan
131c,
13
13%
2,035
12
94
21
24
2,325
20
117
30
2q,/
123
41
107-
12a,'?
/•«
Jan
30%
Jan
55
Jan
Jan
13 %
Jan
Jan
24
Jan
page
42.
Jan
75c
Jan
115
Jan
Jan
4.00
Jan
19%
Jan
*
a—
/..
a__
■
United
Distillers
of
Waterman Pen Co Ltd
29%
970
28
Jan
123
179
122 V.
Jan
123
24%
Jan
28
10%
Jan
11
Jan
29%
Jan
14
Jan
14
Jan
36%
Jan
41
Jan
Alscope
10%
Jan
Jan
Alta
Jan
k.
Jan
83
Jan
14%
Jan
15"s
25
33'/4
Jan
35
Jan
89%
Jan
93
jan
7%
275
7 '/2
Jan
47
590
46%
Jan
55
25?2
Jan
26
; jan
50
85
:
41
'/:72l~;:75.,
3.75
261
-205
—
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
.
Jan
43
Jan
:..72.iv!Ja.n
.75
Jan
40?2
4.85
1,800
4.50
Jan
4.90
Jan
28
886
27%
Jan
29/4
Jan
925
11%
Jan
12
Jan
20%
Jan
24
Jan
•-
271/4:
24
23%
19%
•
-
24
=
*-126
'.v
•
40
38%'
10
23%
24
I234f'r12% '
13
16%:- 15%-16%
22
Jan
10%
Jan
90c
"
•
Jan
18
51
127
"
.
.10% jan
1.20
Jan
131'-
1,200
.157s
Jan
16
-39%
Jan
375
39?2
20
Jan
44
525
-
Jan
20
Jan
Jan
-.3,100
•
Jan
^
Jan
Jan
42
6,562
'. i Jan
12%. jan
24
//
13"s
Jan
--*
3,435
1534
Jan
16%
Jan
9
Jan
38% -39%
-
.2Of/ Jan
2,685
:
•
16
39%*:=^/.39 / -:40
TOO
1.000
126
15% " *
.75
425
T8% *19%
■
*
*
.—49
7%
11*1/4 11%
-/»/•'/ a2b?2 ti20%
-
-28 /
■i./'-'- -11.05 7 1.10
•
Jan
48
26
-
*40%
*
a__
216
"'50.- %
-v.
:
93
26
-
-—_
Jan
'
Co
*
•
-
Ltd
'
-
X-
'
^97.
100
,
Jan
'
Jan
9
Jan
29%
33
/ 500
15%
'7%
lOn
pfd
'_
Line
Canada
a—
a._
10%'/i/T0%4 10%
Gas of Canada Ltd.
Pipe
Jan
-11%
Jan
Jan
83
7
1
Oil
10?'a
30
25
>
Union
a28
11
10
1,215
29%
29%
50
14
14
100
38%
41
1,485
12%
13%
87,968
124 128%
4.442
67 %
68
445
107
64
Jan
Jan
29%
Jan
Jan
%
13%
133
Jan
Jan
Westeel
Products
Windsor
Hotel
(L E)__
*
Q
1. 57/8 £
•
Ltd
15
(
Ltd
-
»
58
6?2»
151^,
-
-
5% -Jan
1,863
/
14%
124
58
295
52
Jan
--Jan
-•
.-7-
.■
Jan
■15%
Jan
58
ffaR
1
Mining
and
Oil
Stocks—
Algom Uranium Mines Ltd_
Exploration
Mines
1.
1
1
Ltd
69%
Jan
Anaeon
Jan
49%
Jan
Jan
27
Jan
48%
49%
335
47%
26 %
1,076
22%
25%
26
1,481
22%
Jan
26%
Jan
40%
40%
1.7G8
Augustus
40%
Jan
40%
Jan
Aull
Arno
Mines
Mines
Exploration
Metal
Ltd___/__/
Ltd
Mines Ltd
,20c
.
*
16
Jan
16%
Jan
25c
26,100
18c-
Jan
25c
Jan
18c
93,100
10Vic
Jan
•16c
Jan
ii6/i.
■
..
12%c
.*
1.750
10,000
4c
Jan
5c
1.15
104.800
72c
Jan
1.15
Jan
10c
10,000
12c
Jan
ia2c
a2i
80
65c.t- -"-57c
66c
52.351
56c
Jan
66c
Jan
lOcll'.aC
45,500
10c
Jan
13c
jan
-.3^:?
1.10
1
.*_•
Ltd
.23c
151/2C
1
Anthonian Mining Corp Ltd
Lead
..16
•
1
Ltd
Ltd.
Ameraniiun Mines
25%
40%
1.35
a__.
83
34-%
•
/"50
•
Ltd.
Mountain
95%
«
20
Ltd
Trans
.
a90
C*46^'s4r
26
4.80
5
*
Supertest
Petroleum
Ltd
Traders Finance Corp class A
5 Vo
cum
red pfd
Trans-Canada Corp Fund
28
a28
14
43%
•
7'% /-
•
common
34%
'.
I <47v
'/75
:
Shop & Save (1957) Ltd
Southern Canada Power 6%
,
.
50
Ltd
(Canada)
5
240
w,
7 15
15
1st pfd_5o
pfd
Corp
Industries
123
10%
29%
40
Jan
50
St Maurice Gas Inc
Jan
88%
Mills
Telephone
Reitmans
Jan
415
2nd
1
5 Vz'/c, preferred
,Jan
18%
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885
33
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part
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Jan
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Jan
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sink
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Jan
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40
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100
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Jan
21
Jan
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I
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Lake of
45
Jan
19
5,792
45
100
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Inland Cement Preferred
10
International Nickel of Canada com_*
International Paper common
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International Pete Co Ltd
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763
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43
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Jan
44
5
125
Jan
283i
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*
1,618
27
Jan
Jan
Moore
41
Jan
25 ?2
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Minnesota '& Ontario Paper Co
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Jan
41
Jan
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Jan
48%
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Jan
41
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100
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63
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324
40
50
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92
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425
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Jan
3.90
Jan
47%
•
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Jan
100
*
__
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Jan
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37
100
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preferred
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Jan
125
90"
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18
35?
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
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:
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100
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50
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•
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31
27%
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51%
•
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391/2
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25
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5
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25
500
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Dominion Oilcloth A Linoleum Co Ltd •
Jan
igi/4
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Jan
2.00
*
B
Ltd
David
Jan
55
Jan
Power &
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Consumers Gas
Jan
1
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•
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Jan
54
Jan
23 %
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50c
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Canadian Silk Products Corp class
Food Products Ltd class A
Jan
Jan
15% Jan
20
Jan
3,760
24
75
1
Canadian
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32%
Jan
Low
ft
Jan
a__
Jan
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Jan
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
•
Jan
17%
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76
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&
88
11%
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22%
20%
Jan
57
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Jan
17
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Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
Anglo-Nfld Develonment Co Ltd
Corp
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Jan
20
28
Jan
20
335
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84%
1,870
10%
Jan
34%
36%
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Canadian Dredge & Dock Co LtdCanadian Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
Canadian Marconi' Co
;
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17 %
Jan
Jan
3.80
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88
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preferred
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43
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3,160
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Dominion Tar & Chemical
Redeemable preferred
•
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A
B
Jan
8% Jan
1
6%
42%
Jan
Jan
73%
,
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5.55
Jan
24
Jan
21%
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Jan
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29%
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Jan
4.00
4,005
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Jan
2.50
Jan
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780
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Jan
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21%
100
com
common
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Jan
11%
22%
iq
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4%%
19%
35
7% preferred
(1956)
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Jan
21%
__
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Jan
14 ?8
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Dominion Textile
48%
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»
common
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Jan
12%
21%
23
Jan
17%
*
5.00
23%
Warrants
48%
•
Foundries A Stesl
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Jan
Jan
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a
preferred-
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14%
23 7 J,
11
•
6%
Jan
"
__
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30
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Jan
,«
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35
72'.2
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13'/s
22
21%
__
800
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Trans Canada Pipeline
Triad Oils
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•
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98%
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5.00
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1,456
13
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/ Jan ;
•
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—
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preferred
46%
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Canada
16%
48%
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98
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V
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.
225
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78
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jan
26
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,
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50
preferred
Jan
23%
100
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'
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Jan
1,300
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*
21
730
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Jan
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Electrolux
25
Jan
32 %
3,150
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•
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Jan
5.30
25
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2,021
25'-
11%
25
:
preferred /
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18
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i.1.
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4.80
47
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Da Pont
Corp common
Jan
9%
•
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Dow
St Lawrence
Jan
4.40
18
♦
Canadian Vickers
Donohue
Jan
8,480
__
Pacific
Dominion
56
4,005
39
9%
Oil ComDanles common.
Dominion
Jan
56
1
International Power
Dominion
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54
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•
,
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38
18
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St Lawrence
•
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Jan
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50%
^
Jan
13%
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Jan
12'A
4.70
*
Husky
Combined
43
Jan
32
20
Canadian Hydrocarbons
Canadian Industries common
Coghlin
Jan
11
20
A
pfd
preferred
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25'A
41
•
Cellulose
&
Canadian
Canadian
25
880
1,425
14%
25
;
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Canadian
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12%
55%
18%
•
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.
10
42%
Jan
4.75
23
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Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil Co Ltd dommon
Jan
100
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38%
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common
100
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i
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25
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Canadian
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common
99
42%
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Canadian
(A
5%%
45
2,326
!
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88
611'jt Jan
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-
Jan
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'
preferred
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100
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12%
•
series
series
37 %
preferred
25
12.50
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Bronze
$1.00
37%
4(!c
Provincial
Jan
33%
warrants
Canner
,
35
Biitlsh Aluminum.
Canadian
Jan
28%
,
Breweries
Preferred
Canadian
Jan
9
37%
V
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jan r-
36 %
330,;
550
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5,373
10.567
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Class A
10%
14%
100
pfd
common.
Canadian
Canadian
385
40%
f
;
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Canadian
10%
1.50
*
preferred
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Jan /.
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Jan
34 ;.
Jan
13%
85%
common
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*
common
12%
30%
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•
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Jan
Jan
31%
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.
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Jan
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1,210
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Iron Foundries common
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Jan
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•
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Jan
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-
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3,436
Jan
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16
;
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34
14
Building Products
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.
132;
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Jan i.
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13; .;Jan
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_
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33% :
—
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11%
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135
19% Jan
•
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6,327
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50
Jan
—_
•
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—
British Columbia Forest Products
50
42
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/
17%/
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Placer Development
Powell River Company
Tubes
common
Jan
675
57
55"
42% ;
•
1
100
.
_
4%%
Jan
94
225
100
Steel Products common
warrants
27
50
5,140
•
common
preferred
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136
.
17r2
,
56.%-;'
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Jan
15%
Mines Ltd
Flour
Jan
46
18%
: 14%/- *- .13%-. 14%
Pacific Petroleums
43%
•
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cum
50
17%
225
47
28%
.15
18%
Niagara Wire Weaving class B___
44%
•
common
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com
common-
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,
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19
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Montreal Locomotive
Jan
Jan
5.50
32%
50
Paper
British Col
65%
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44%
50
Brazilian Traction Light A Power
4#
5.15
FOR
Low
41%
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S'/o preferred
5 % r,'o
preferred
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6,340
33%
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Bowater
773
5.30
50
class
Paper
66%
5.20
35 V*
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5.20
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4.40
of
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Jan
a__
a
Numoer* 5817
189
Volume
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(635)
CANADIAN MARKETS
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Par
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Bailey, Selbura Oi:
Gas- Ltd
cl A.—1
10
v26c
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B&rwallee
Mines
Batfiirran
1
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Mines
Uranium
Calvan Consol Oil
&
Gas
■%.■ 64c
Ltd-/
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500
65c
Carticr
Quebec
Bi-Ore
Consol
Central
Consolidated Denison
Monpas Mines
Consolidated
Quebec
5%c
Jan
1.86
9c
Dome
Mines
88C
'•500
88c
Jan
88c
11,500
6,500
16c
Jan
Jan
lie
Duvan
East
Copper Co
Sullivan
Jan
12c
Elder
Ltd
17,000
21c
Jan
27c
11%
Fab
Metal
(.1945)
65c
Jan
74c
Jan
1.40
-
Gold
12%
Jan
14%
Jan
50,675
62c
Jan
92c
Jan
500
8c
Jan
'8c
Jan
8c.
2.25
1,250
Jan
7c
Jan
500
10c
200
9c
2.25
500
1.53
25,500
Jan
2.25
1.53
1.53
6c
Jan
9%c
17%
Jan
19
Jan
21c
Jan
25c
Jan
5,500
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Jan
1,500
13C
Jan
15c
Jan
I,730
28%
Jan
29
Jan
8 %C
3,000
7c
Jan
9%c Jan
1.10
2,200
90c
Jan
1.10
Jan
5%c
2,750
4c
Jan
6c
Jan
29
700
13c
28%'7%c
1.01'
.
2.05
1.07
Jan
2.25
Jan
1.20
Jan
Jan
10%c Jan
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5c
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5c
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82c'
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5
16,000
5c
Jan
8c
Jan
6,800
70c
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93c
Jan
4c
Jan
9%c
Jan
86c
6%c
6c
2,500
.
I,500
4%c
Jan
4%c
Jan
19%'' 19%
300
19%
Jan
19%
Jan
Acadia
Preferred
Acadia
Uranium
Gas
Advocate
A
Mines
Maritimes Mining
Agnew Surpass Shoe
Merrill Island
Ltd
Mining I-td-
Mid-Chibougamau
1
Mines
Mines
Explorations
Alberta Distillers
Voting
Pacific Cons
Algom Uranium
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7.25
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10c
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4,600
15c
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25c
42c
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16%c
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-
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17 %c Jan
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1 *
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New
Mines Ltd—
New Vinray
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Apex
New
Argus Corp
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Norsyncomaque
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Ltd
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Uranium
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Mines
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Lake
Exploration
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Oil
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Tache Lake Mines Ltd
Tazin
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footnotes
see
page
60,310
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15c
18c
19,600
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18c
Jan
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60,196
16c
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25c
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91c
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89c
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82c
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397,648
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52c
247,974
34c
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44%
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23c
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1.89
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26,700
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22c
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40,668
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1,705
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24%
Jan
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23 %
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1.81
1.81
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18 %c
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52%
54
3,835
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67
Jan
5.15
5.30
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5-90
1.59
1.49
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6,725
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269.200
22c
Jan
Jan
10%
Jan
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Jan
1.41
Jan
Bibis
Jan
Blcroft
87c
Jan
Jan
57c
4,500
29c
49,900
500
15.000
2.99
50c
1.84
1.24
50c
3.30
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63c
Jan
2.30
Jan
32c
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Black
Mines
Jan
Bouzan
Jan
Eowater
6c
Jan
7c
Jan
Jan
5c
Jan
5 % c'o
30c
Jan
12%
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68c
Jan
2c
68c
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6c
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Jan
1.05
1.05
400
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1.20 Jan
1.09
16c
16c
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22,727
15c
Jan
15c
12c 16
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274,200
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28,800
3c
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10c
13,610
12c
Jan
19c
Jan
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Petroleum
70c
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70c
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American
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6c
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8%c
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1.05
1.07
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1.07
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Jan
12%
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1,700
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101.700
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12,000
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22c
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9,600
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8c
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9c
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16c
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65c
49,100
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431
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45
390
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50
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60c
63c
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44%
45
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Jan
21%
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25
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47%
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12%
1,189
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44
50
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50
2.99
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100
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50
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1.43
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—*
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90c
50
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1.06
1
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3.55
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200
4.50
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50
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1
22,100
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4.00
42
1
68c
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41%
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1.43
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41%
7%
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Jan
3,750
1.75
18c
2,050
13%
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Jan
4.20
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7%
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12%
3.55
1.53
13%
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22c
3.45
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Gold Mines
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1.60
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preferred
Boymar
Jan
1.53
1.55
1
Mines
Eowater
4%c
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1.30
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Jan
30c
Jan
1
Uranium
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26c
Jan
90c
1
preferred
Bay
Bonville
Jan
29c
48,115
—
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150
1.20
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Jan
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29 Va
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18c
29
1.15
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1.08
29
1
1
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40c
2.00
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common
1.01
500
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1
Co
9.25
4,000
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6%
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A
51
505
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Jan
6%
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47%
825
6%
14C
Jan
Jan
Jan
4,500
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Jan
7c
26c
17c
10c
Jan
19c
33 %
*
Jan
26c
Jan
Jan
Lumber
Jan
Jan
Jan
6c
19 %c
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5c
17c
14c
8,000
1,438
Belcher Mining Corp
9c
18,800
87,830
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20,535
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Bros
Bidcop
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51
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72c
25c
Jan
Jan
Jan
33%
Jan
64c
65c
22c
Jan
49c
Jan
49%
2.30
23c
14c
32%
19 %c
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Jan
Jan
1
—
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19c
17c
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24
25c
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•
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Jan
Jan
24%
23%
Jan
5,500
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24%
•
Beattie Duquesne
17c
Jan
Jan
23V4
•
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9c
1.32
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8c
24%
1
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3.40
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Jan
2.85
5.25
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Jan
1.28
9.40
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2.09
5c
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Bata Petroleums Ltd
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3,501
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2.65
10,000
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Baska
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13c
2.67
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4.85
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14
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12 %c
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2.25
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4.75
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28%
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1.06
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1.37
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9c
600
3,000
8.475
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13%
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13,000
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1
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I,725
4,300
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50%
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3.55
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1
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29 V4
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91c
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39 %c
Jan
2.99-. 3.05
1
St-anieigh Uranium Mining Corp
Steeloy Mining Corp Ltd
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Jan
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57c
1
35c
Jan
■
128,000
9,000
1.84
1
6,016
8c
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1
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1.49
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25,265
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of
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62c
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37%
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50c
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4.85
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43c
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38%
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2.40
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1
32,125
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200
45c
1
Quebec Smeltine Refining Ltd
2.95
7c
9.55
21c
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd_l
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7%c
■%i4c;
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Quebec Chibougamau Goldfiekls Ltd__l
Quebec Cobalt A Exploration Ltd
1
Quebec Copper Corp Co Ltd
1
15c
32c
.
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19c 19%c
1.35
*
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2.09
10
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13,700
30c
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12c
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3.40
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30c
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53c
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75c
60c
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1
45c
20c
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90c
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12,800
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5c
•
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Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
50c
59c
1.50
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1
47c
Jan
8c-
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13c
1.37
.
Jan
65c
90c
1
Jan
68c
5,500
5,700
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52c
•
preferred
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$2.40
Jan
32,254
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Jan
10%
.
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30.000
1.83.
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3.60
86c
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370
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Jan
13c
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14%
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85c
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Jan
29c
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14%
41c
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3.15
1
55c
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Normetal Mining
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Jan
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13c
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7c
6,000
17,800
100
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Cons
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5,900
23c
3.60
•
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3.25
1
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99c
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46c
25
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95
1
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6,100
17 %c
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95
58 c
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Jan
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1.20
187
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24
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42,700
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Creek
35c
1.20
17c
*
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpre Mining Co Ltd—
Montgary; Explorations Ltd
Nama
36c
Jan
.
Central voting
Aigoma Steel
Allied Roxana
a7.10
6.60
11
.100
debentures
i8%
17%
450
I_1
common
i8%
40
Jan
11
46c
Anglo
204,500
Jan
11
Oils
Jan
;
39
23%
95
—5
10c
5%c; 7%c,
Jan
Jan
2.90
Trunk
Jan
1,590
High
V2
23%
2.35
Alberta
Anchor
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
740
;
Gas
Anacon
Shares
6,058
common
trust
Alberta
Algoma
Sales
■} for Week
of Prices
1
Alba
5 ',c
Exchange
1
Gold
5%c
J
—1
Mogador Mines Ltd..
Jan
2.40
1
Yellowknife
3,000
6c
I:
Jan
—50c
Petroleums
G'/aC
81c
1
Ltd
2.0§
39
I25
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd.
Anglo Huronian
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5
Mines Ltd
Mining Corp of Canada
Jan
2,100
14%
Jan
7c
58c
19%,
—i
.5
Jan
8c
16,800
Range
common
Jan
17c1" 21c.
—.——1
•
92c
Jan
1,500
8c
23%
—1
80c
'
Ltd
Jan
7c
86c
2.40
•
Week's
•
Ltd
28c
Ltd——1
Corp
Marpic Exploration
Mclntyre-Porcunine
86c
2.10
23%
.—1
Oil
Mines
Atlas
Macdonald Mines Ltd.
Jan
23%
.100
;
Jan
9c
Long Lac Gold Mines Ltd—"
Long Island Petroleums Ltd—
;—0
3%c
11
Jan
31
Little
Jan
Expressed in Canadian Dollarr
common
26c
*
:
3c
-
20%
Atlantic Sugar
60c
7c '
1
40,000
37%
a7.10
v.
1
Jan
Jan
3 Vac
LOW
—10
11,000
,
:—1
20c
25c
3%c
common
Preferred
31,000
Ltd-—I
Lingside Copper-Mining-Co Ltd
Lithium Corp of Canada Ltd
Abitibi Power & Paper
75c
26c-
T
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Jan
Jan
Last
,28c
/62c-
28c
1
Ltd
Shown Are
5%c
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—1
Ltd
Mines
I
Jan
8,000
I
1
Jan
15c
21c
86c
Ajax
Jan
2.25.
8c
—
19c
6,200
2,500
7%c
Agnico
Jan
Jan
1.15
-13c'
1
Jan
20c
8c
Preferred
Jan
10c
8%c Jan
10c 10%c
28%
-
Mining
Corp
6c
2.21
Mines Ltd—,—1
Explor- Co Ltd
1
&
1,400
1.14
Zinc
&
Jan
'
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Jan
8c
22c
86c
Acme
Jan
Jan]
2.25
—
Mines—_
Min
7c
1.53
Ltd———!——'—1
Ceramic
Kontiki Lead
Jan
4.05
1.15
Zollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd5
Indian-Lake Mines Ltd........—.
—1
•'Labrador
6c
92c
-
8c-
—*
Minerals
2,000
2.25
8c
.——*■
Ltd——:
Copper Corp Ltd.—
Kirkiand
Jan.
12%
8 c:
1
Mines A; Metals Ltd
Kerr-Addison
15c
10c
10c
1
Warrants •;
Uranium
Jan
Jan
;
4%cv4%c
Age Mines Ltd——■—
Grandroy Mines Ltd*—
:
International
Jail.
Jan
7c
•
1
Mines
11c
12c
:
Jan
6c
i;
4,500
Ltd
Jan
Class A
Jail
4.05
6c
82c
Heva Gold
700
6,500
1.55
7c
19,500
,
7c
76 c
6%C
Mines
14c
4.05
9%c
12%
2.25
1
Gunnar
33,000
Jan
'
*
Uran
1.40
Jail:,
•
6c
1
Gui-Por
8.30
400
11c
6c
.
Ltd:
Mines
1.40 •"
7c
6c
l
Golden
Iso
3,800
7c-
Oils Ltd————-.
Haitian
Jan,
73c
70c
24c
Gaspo Oil Ventures Ltdu__
Gateway Oils Ltd—
v";
9.15
18c
■21c
Ltd.—
Fundy Bay Copper Mines
Geco
Jan
Jan
13c
__
16c
Jan
18c
Par
17c
4.05
:•
Mining &■ Exploration Inc"atima Mining Co Ltd——^—
Futurity
9.75
100
Ltd
Jan
Friday
400
1
Falconbrldge Nickel Mines
4,500
1,500
6c
17c
Sale Price
1,700
18%
Fano
Fontana Mines
1,300
18%
Ltd
Mines
;
.
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7%c
Ltd
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STOCKS
8.80
lie
——1
—
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16c
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al5c
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Min^s- Ltd
2.59 Jan
Jan
26c
11%
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Empire Oil & Minerals liic-
Jan
2.40
Jan
3%c
Jan
Jan
23c
•;
_1
LW
Prices
8.55
25c
.
6.60
Jan
2.42
2.30
Akaitcho
Ltd
Jan
2.40
1,000
•
•
21c
Jan
10%
.
71c
1
Mines
Oil
Mines
Jan
8c
i2c :
90c
./
6.30
700
2.45
16c
23c,: Jan
8c
4,600
18c
10c
1
—_
200
2.40
Ltd
Westville
Jan
8c
12%
Ltd
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j."-;
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6.30
2.40
2.40
20c
Jan
16c
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:
Jan
Copper Corp Ltd.
Jan
Jan
8c
1
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
9c
-
Jan
6c
12c
•
6c
2,760
■
17c
1
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd
Mining Co Ltd_
Jan
Ltd
Jan
1.76
1
Couxr.or
6c
Jan
Jan
1
i__
23,700
Jan
5 %c
6c
Yellowknife
;Mines' Ltd-
Dolsan
#%c Jan
Westburne
Jan
700
.1
Ltd
9c
Willroy Mines Ltd..
Jan
Jan
9,000
1
Ltd
65c
17c
34
Jan
1.85
1
Halliwell
Consolidated
-
3,500
28%
5%c
75c
Mines Ltd
Consolidated
Jan
1Q%C Jan
1.80
1
Ltd
15c
•5%c
1
Cadillac. Mines
63c
Jan
4:00
26c
Mines Ltd
Consol
Jan
Wendell Mineral Products
8.90
8.60
I
Jan
7c
7c
Weedon Pyrite &
Jan
U >4
Cleveland Copper Corp—_
,
Cocfcencur Williams Gold Mines Ltd
92c
Ltd
Jan
Jan
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Chib-Kayrand Copper Mines Ltd
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltcl
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
Mines
Jan
4.00
1.83
Ltd
27c
Jan
6.30
Ltd
60c
7.35
Limited_l
Ltd
Corp
Central-Del Rio Oils
Jan
74c
Ltd
A~Gas
70c
,
500
1
Explorations
Cassiar Asbestos
Jan.,.-,,.
Lithium
High
19%c
149,486
Ltd
Vanguard Explorations
Virginia Mining Corp
3,900
J
Ltd
Valor
4.00
1
—
Mines
Jan
8.90
88c
Capital Lithium
Oils
3.15
1
Canuba Mines Ltd
Canso Oil
.%
Low
72,500
84c
7%c
Asbestos Corn
5%c
9c
,
No.
24c
75c
2.43
United
4.00
Ltd.-—-_10c
Ltd
7%c
7,500
High
20%c
84c
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9,500
1,000
■*
23 %c
Ltd
United
Jan
tic
Can-Met Explorations Ltd
r
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Titan Petroleum Corp
Trebor Mines Ltd
Jan
8c
.
Jan
9c
Explorations
.
Jan
33c
34
Tib
62c
Jan
17c
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United
5c
73c
Jan
6c
12,500
1
Canorama
42c
4,000
143,067
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd-^-—
.
339,100
65c
.
:
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6Viic- Jan
Jan
8.75
1
1
_
Jan
14c
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33 V«.
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Canadian "Homestead Oils
7%c,Jan
65c
-
63c.
11c
1
iaiirpoell Ciiiboueamau Mines Ltd
Jan./.
5c
;Jan
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46c
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Jan
Jan
53c
-
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13c
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65c
.
1
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines LtdCalgary & -Edmonton Corp Lid.
Gel 7%c
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33c
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week
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Jan
5c
326,900
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2,920
:
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Bellc-Chibougamau Klines" Ltd
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6%c
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Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd
Bor.?;yville
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ron 10%
-
1
Bellechasse -Mining- .Corp
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Low
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*
for
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*
Jan
Jan
Jan
British
Columbia Forest Produota
•
13%
13%
18c
Jan
25c
Jan
British
Columbia
*
16
16
16%
410
16
Jan
-17%
Jan
18'->c
Jan
22c
Jan
*
16
16
16%
305
16
Jan
17%
Jan
2.05
Jan
2.25
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B
Packers
class
—
A
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CANADIAN
RANGE
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38%
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British Columbia Telephone
British
Rights
——
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Mines
Brunswick
Mining
—
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Lake——-•
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Products
Building
Bunker Hill Ext
Cable
Mines
Calalta
Bread
Life
Malting
Jan
30c
Jan
Jan
9c
15,470
39
1.585
37%
5,700
3.65
22c
1.45
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9%c
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18 %
19
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Jan
19
2.626
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Jan
13
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8
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27c
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12,482
31c
20c
Jan
77c
Jan
33
34
85%
1,625
100
20
4.00
4.00
1,400
3.85
Jan
4.00
8.05
8.90
23,255
6.95
Jan
8.90
2,480
10%c
Jan
100
12c
Jan
4.90
34%
Jan
34%
28 Vi
28
28%
264
27
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28%
Jan
14
415
12%
Jan
36%
37%
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35
Jan
99
100
225
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100
216
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205
Jan
216
Jan
10
*
72 Vi
72
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440
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Jan
73
25
25 %
150
25
Jan
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2.24
3,325
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1.80
2.35
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2,500
75c
Jan
55%
270
53
Jan
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1.00
preferred
Southern
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300
50
Jan
54
545
58
Jan
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20
89
*
3.45
40
42%
225
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Jan
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40
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56
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British Alum
4.40
Jan
4.80
7,292
35%
Jan
39 %
5.60
1,785
4.75
Jan
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Canadian
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Canadian
Celane.se
A
4.50
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4.00
Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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1.54
1.42
1.57
28,515
1.35
Jan
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5%
6%
16,100
4.55
3
common
—1
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Curtis
Canadian
75c
80c
2,250
3.90
3.80
4.10
91,885
•
5.75
5.55
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75c
•
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13
13
Devonian. Petroleum
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common
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*
25
11 Vi
Jan
5.40
110
10%
11%
28%
2.82
2.75
2.90
25
25
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2.80
2.80
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7
7
50
7
50
50 Vi
130
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*
common
A
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Class
7
100
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A
class
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18
18
18
<■
17%
17%
17%
Canadian
High
Crest
Husky
47c
52c
14,394
1.85
6,234
1.73
Jan
1.85
13%
13%
14
6,944
13%
Jan
14%
7.20
7.65
1,080
7.20
Jan
8.50
8%
8%
Canadian
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♦
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15%
16%
Canadian
Malartic
•
74c
70c
78c
1
28c
24c 29 %c
•
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common
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common
preferred
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-
warrants
100%
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29%
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Canadian
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pfd
140
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Canadian
Western
Canadian
Wcstinghouse
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Corp
Ltd
5,275
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Mines
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Mines
Yellowknife
Mines
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Confed
Con
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150
150
150
10
60c
56c
61c
13,611
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2qr
Gamma
Ford
footnotes
Steel
Jan
7%
5%
890
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Jan
9
Jan
10c
Jan
85c
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20
Jan
20
7%.
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10c
50c
2,146
20
20
20
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34
29%
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6,705
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19
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Jan
43%
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Jan
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40
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21,218
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11c
13c
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
40
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19c
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32,800
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Jan
24c
Jan
15 Vic
15c
16c
58,500
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16c
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14 %c
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46,600
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Jan
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20
38c
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28c
Jan
Jan
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28%
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29
Jan
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Jan
24
Jan
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Jan
18%
Jan
1
1.02
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1.02
15.260
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Jan
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Jan
7.00
6.85
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1
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1
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class
Jan
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Jan
88c
Jan
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Jan
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28
Jan
28
Jan
10 Vi
67c
7.60
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73c
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Jan
Jan
Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
108%
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113%
Jan
113
Jan
113
14 Va
8c
Jan
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Jan
Jan
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33
Jan
Jan
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Jan
90
100
90
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8.50
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8.50
Jan
9:00 Jan
1.95
1.89
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Jan
2.10
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79
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Jan
80
6%
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Jan
6
•
38%
38'4
40
1,484
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Jan
40
100
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preferred
90
10
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113
14 Vi
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200
Ltd
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Jan
Jan
15%
Co
35c
52%
10 Vi
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101
101
102
60
100
Jan
102
106
107
80
105
Jan
107
Jail
20
7%
19%
20
15,806
17
Jan
20*
Jan
"
common
1°0
Debentures
Frueliauf Trailer Co
5%
Jan
23 %
*
Fraser
1.35
1
Cop
Jail
1.65
Jan
Jan
78c
•
Jan
4.10 Jan
14%
Jan
Power
Gatineau
common
preferred
preferred
Geco
———
1
Ltd
Mines
General Bakeries
75
Jan
Jan
V4
Jan
21c
Jan
General Dynamics
Jan
18c
Jan
General
Motors
Jan
52c
Jail
General
Peto
Canada
Jan
General
Steel
Wares
6%c Jan
8c
Jan
12
Jan
32c
Jan
37c
Jan
Gonex
4.00
Jan
Geo
11'%
Jan
150
Jan
Jan
50c
Jan
150
Jan
Giant
Jan
Glacier
27c
Jan
32c
Jan
Glenn
3,000
22c
Jan
25c
Jan
Goldale
9%c
Jail
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Gold
8%
9
430
II 1
Jan
Golden
IIV2C
11c
13c
29,200
11c
Jan
14c
Jan
Goldfields
13c
11c
Jan
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Jan
Jan
15c
Jan
4%
8c
Jan
Class
Jan
9%
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49 Vi
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3.90
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12%
Jan
13
Jan
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Jan
90
Jan
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Jan
18c
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100
17 Vic
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1.20
1.22
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41,720
Mines
Mines
10,000
1,500
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1
12%
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13%
16,796
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Jan
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Jan
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3.30
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3.10
Jan
3'go
7,515
3.95
Jail
Grafton
3.75
3.85
9,560
3.65
Jan
3.90
Jan
1
Grandroy
43c
39c
47c
26,566
27c
Jan
47c
Jan
Granduc
42c
43c
5,886
38c
Jan
45c
Jan
Great
Lakes
Paper
53c
59c
7,571
53c
Jan
63c
Jan
Great
Lakes
Power
1.05
1.28
Jau
9c
Jan
6.85
11c
7.45
Jail
7.15
7.40
4.170
31c
37c
375,358
30c
Jan
21,400
10c 11 %c
20Vic
19c 20 V2C
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
10c
Jan
12c
Jan
13,000
18c
Jan
20Vic
Jan
185,150
27c
Jan
40c
Jan
32c
29c
1
30c
29c
30c
3,600
22c
Jail
32c"
Jan
34c
34c
36c
57,850
32c
Jan
42c
Jan
Tire Canada common
preferred
Mackay class A
190
190
185
190
Jan
46 Vi
48
270
Jan
48
Jan
7,
8%
850
7
Jan
8
Jan
750
8
Jan
8%
Jau
-
_*
—50
•
Ax
8%
•
8 Vi
15%
*
Mines
185
Jan
'
7
*
B
35c
37c
Jan
1
Mines
59,733
:
36c
1
1
Gold
Uranium
7c
3.70
7.30
1
1
—
Manitou
class
Jan
3.40
90
.'
Mines
Eagle
Jan
46%
4,770
48
90
Gordon
8%
Uranium
Jan
976
46%
12%
Goodyear
13c
6%c Jan
6%c Jan
Jan
63%
12%
Mining
2,500
Jan
39*'; a
Jan
•
——.——-100
Prospecting
Yellowknife
15,500
8%
Jan
58*%
3.55
Mines Ltd
63c
Jan
28
470
47
common
Preferred
Scientific
7
22,730
60
3.70
Giant Mascot Mine
3.00 Jan
400
39
1
11%
10%
7V'a
1
A
Jau
7
1%
class
Jan
58%
1
1
Development
,
33
*
General
14c
Jan
24
l25c
17c
42.
13 Vs
Jan
29
13c
page
Jan
-1
6V2C
see
Jan
11%
21%
113
9c
II
19
I,640
4,420
23c
Canada
of
31c
—7
Jan
12%
23%
—1
12 %c
Mines
17%
11%
22 Vi
:
u
common-
A..__
13c
Fenimore
18%
18%
23
11%
.
Class B
24c
*
18%
Jan
27%
6%c
Consolidated East Crest
Jan
•
Ltd
1
Oil
34-Th
■-—-1
•
Discovery
Jan
34%
35
common
310
Dragon
22%
—
Flin
Denison
6,384
2,211
Nickel
class
29c
Warrants
33%
Manufacturing
7%c
*
Jan
24
Indus
&
Cadillac
Calllman
1.54
L-
Grain
*
Mines
74c
Jan
*
Preferred
23 %4 C
__
Central
For
Federal
71^
•
Jan.
1.28
common
5Vi%
15c
400
62c
47,933
„■»
Mining
Jan
38c
2,325
500
1.54
Players Canadian-—
I-'atima
Jan
241,040
11
62c
1.40
2.50
Oils Llrt
Farwest Tungsten
75c
18c
4.00
Jan
62c
1.47
1
..
Fargo
Jan
1.23
52c
3.50
Jan
17c
Warrants
64c
62c
49,500
20,035
10%
Jan
19c
Jan
Jan
Jan
n
34c
Jan
12c
2
F*nny Fanner Candy-:
Faraday Cranium Mines
Jan
Jan
'
Jan
16c
20,534
—
—
Falconbrldge
Famous
20c
3.30
21,033
27c
11,500
17c
Jan
30c
15c
35c
1C.437
19c
Jan
Jan
12%
33c
32c
13c
15'ic
Jan
2,640
325
27c
17c
Jan
19c
100,605
7,000
30c
18c
14 Vic
9c
16 %c
4.10
8c
*
7c
Jan
89,660
Jan
59
20% Jan
13%
11%
5.00 Jan
Jan
3.50
•
Oil
Consolidated
Consolidated
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
4.35
9Vic 12 Vie
Frobisher
12%
3 75
'
AHenbee
Consolidated
Consolidated
Jan
Jan
85
47c
Jan
45c
Freiman
12,300
10
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated
Bellekeno
Consolidated
Jan
6c
Jan
Jan
4.00
Jan
French
41,910
2.50
Mines
Consolidated
Jan
19%
85
33c
20c
Jan
77c
8c
1
Mines—
Consolidated
1.07
273
19,070
Jan
74c
34^
"offered"
Consolidated
77c
27,900
40c
Corp
Jan
1.50
11%
I
Petroleum
Mines
Coniaurmn
23c
270
43c
4.35
14c
1.90
72c
*
National
Life
Coniagas
,
Jan
1.85
85
39c
4.20
Jan
1.35
G8c
Metals
Commonwealth
52
85
42c
4.35
10c
23 %c
1.37
_l
Combined Enterprises
Jan
23,500
Jan
77c
16 Vic
39c
13c
Jail
73c
42 Vic
Jan
12 Vic
Jan
1.48
igc
30c
12 Vic
1.17
5ic
28,025
34c
—1
1,30
1
Conner
32c
tin,.
Milling Ltd—
Francoeur
1
Jan
32 Vic
50c
Jan
19c
18c
Jan
Jan
17c
Jan
28c
3.10
jgc
13c
220,000
9.20
3.95
Jan
36,285
50c
Jan
1
17c
37c
7.95
___*
Jan
48c
300
1
Equipment
Reco
11c
15c
—1
13,780
29,008
Jan
37,125
14c
Jan
8c
Jan
8.80
,
Jan
23 Vi
340
80c
8.50
1
Jan
11c
Jan
10,000
23
585,172
g.co
2,600
12c
9Vic Jan
22%
11c
13c 14%c
*
—,
Foundation
119,750
Vic
13 Vic
^1
;
class
Jan
19c
4,375
Co
11%
30c
12c
9
22 %
1.35
Jan
18c
11 Vic
1.10
Jan
1
12c
10 %c
1.16
Jan.
21c
Jan
Jan
„J
2.85
27c
2.60
1
Mines
4.95
1
Jan
—1
—
9.40
57
1.82
Jan
3,125
30
17,870
Jan
19,195
410
2.38
15c
Mining-
Investment
5.00
18,500
Jail
2.12
Jan
3.00
7c
4.10
lOVic
11%
20%
Jan
Jan
Ford Motor Co
20
3.00
7 Vic
Fleet
6%c
1,263
19,400
Fittings
Gy„c
3.65
9c 10 Vic
4.95
20%
3.60
1
Jan
1
1.06
*
Metals
2.85
59"
Jan
2.30
10%
59
1.00
1.58
Jan
1.62
8
2,200
Jan
Jail
1.05
Jan
48c
13,250
Jan
15c
16c
Jan
12c
16,051
12c
1.04
1.35
94c
10,500
58c
54c
10c
2.00
55c
18,500
Jan
Vic Jan
5Qc
1.00
'
II,808
Jan
26,900
Jail
21,200
Jan
19c
13
1.55
Jan
1.74
Jan
'
100
——
10c
1.33
11%
'
—
82c
16c
865
held
uiu>
35c
1.62
13
—1
19,537
i7C
Jan
72 Vi
12c
;
45,150
j CG
19%
2.30
11
♦
Cochenour Willans
Combined
•«.
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.98
1.48
2.85
20
Cop
Gold
90c
2.28
19
12c
2.01
•
Wines
Kayrand
Colomac
270
40c
Jan
715
class A of
Explorers Alliance
Jan
12c 14%c
33,619
1.48
Eureka
Jail
3.00
87c
•
Coldstream
15%
Jan
35C
J3C
71,200
2.25
*
Mines
Lake
Jan
2.20
Jan
Chlboug Jaculet Mines
76«
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting—
1
Coin
14%
7,041
Jan
1
—
nhesterville Mines
Cody
350
2.40
85c
•
1
Trust
Cockshutt
15 %
3(je
Oil
Gold
14%
•
Jan
16c
2.28
19%
El Sol
Jan
Jan
16c
Jan
Eldricli Mines common—
23% Jan
35c
1
Chimo
Jan
24
Jan
19,556
1
Chib
77
Jan
23
481,575
i
Rio.
Gai
Jan
22%
69c
Porcupine
Cheskirir
77
155
16%c
Jan
2.05
Jan
140
147,515
Jan
37c
29 Vic Jan
1
Elder
Jan
23%
88c.
Pat Gold
Chateau
25
9c
146%
23%
58c
Central
Chartered
126
85c
Central
Charter
135
87c
"•
Athubaska
Del
140
1
I .I d
Tretlicwey
Central
7.125
140
ygc
______
Cuyzor
9c
1
Cariboo Gold Quartz—
Castle
8c
22c
-7*'
1
Common
Jan
23c
Met Explorations
Warrants
^assiar
Jan
Jan
Jan
7
Mines
Economic
Jan
1.45 Jan
Jan
4.50
Mines
Eastern
Jan
10%
30
19c
Can
Mines
100 %
1
Mines
Uaptain
Jail
Jan
50%
12C
Jan
106
Jan
3.90
19%
2.28
•
Paper
Jan
,
18,500
37.
Jan
Jan
•x
Sullivan
Eddy
28
6,400;:
30c 32 Vic
an
9,475
.
Malartic
Jan
29
30
1.85
100
34
102
4,191
,
1
Jan
50
1.50
7
52c
Mines
Mutch
30
1.85
7
35
East
Jan
oc
104
4.50
East
Jan
52
34
102
4.10
Amplii Gold
Eddy
14%
50%
34%
.
Jail
East
Jan
30%
"
Jan
5.85
—1
Copper Co
29 %c
Jan
*
;
>
Jan
80c
Jan
2.18
Duvex Gils & Minerals
Jan
13
...
8c
Jan
4.15
1
Textile
Jan
444
...
Jan
72c
9,960
23.50
84c
13%
77
7c
32,550
__i
Stores
Jan
13
77
9,500
79c
5.85
*
-
Jan
Jan
8c
72c
5.40
7C
4.25
Magnesium
Inv preferred—
Jan
7%c Jan
.
Jan
1
Foundry
8%
10%
9,565
7c
5 Vic
16,000
77c
■
16%
2.33
14%
j
Exploration
Erin
30 %4
Jan
.
Jan
23%2
pfd_20
Oil
Williston
Canadian
29 Vi
19c
28c
Jan
_l
or
Electrohoine
Jan
23%
_*
___
Wallpaper Mfrs class B
Canadian West
Can
_i
common
4%%
Vickers
Canadian
Canadian
Duvan
Jan
98
445
13Vic Jan
-
27%
60
10%
35,900
—
21c
„
16%cl8y2C
__
6c-
5.60
—
68c
4,710
100 100%
62c
30
Canadian Petrofina preferredCanadian Salt
Canadian
28%
10 Vi
—
Pacific
28
50,000
51,898
Jan
warrants
com
Dairies
7%
2,485
Jan
11c
13c
Bridge
15%
5,762
43c
Jan
1.50 Jan
—1
Dpnalda Mines
Dow
Brewery
Jail
8%
Jan
9c
Mines
Dominion
Jan
•
43c
33,700
J
Preferred
Jan
Hydrocarbon
7c
1,020
11c
Dominion Tar & Chemical common
Jan
1.74
Oil
Jan
43c
10c
Petroleum
Dominion
Jail
17%
Jan
7c
43c
Dominion Steel & Coal common
Jan
18
Jan
48c
Warrants
Canadian
52%
Jan
17%
1.74
Canadian
1953
Jan'
47c
6 Vic
10%c
i
Preferred
Jail
10«
Oils
6 Vic
;
Seagrams
Dominion
Jan
7
7.20
Canadian
5%
2.80
20c
Homestead
Canadian
Jan
Jan
Dominion Scot
Jan
Jan
35c
32 %C
Mines—
Dominion
Jan
26%
1
Canadian
Canadian
2.90
Jan
18
200
B
Jau
2.80
50
;
Gen
2.31
25
Jan
—
three
Palmer
Warrants
Jan
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
,16=1
Canadian Fairbanks Morse com-.,
*
6,100
1
Browis
Dominion
Jan
75c
17,720
42,902
35c
7
Preferred
Jan
Jan
62c
30c
10
Gold
Rights
Jan
Jan
1,570
58c
30c
Mines
Dominion
Jan
13
Jan
28
61c
Jan
Lip
—
Dome
Jan
25%
27%
Canadian Food Products
6.05
Jail
7iac
12%
Dominion
Jan
58c
•
26%
4.10
Jan
Jan
Zinc
Dome
Jan
80c
Jan
13
1
Dredge & Dock
Dyno Mines
Canadian
6%
Jan
2.95
9,044
13
11%
5.80
64c
2,000
preferred
Distillers
Jan
Collieries
Jan
7%c
Horn Mines_
Devon
Jan
•
Canadian
30c
1
A
Leather
Delnite
Jan
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose
Pete
Jan
Minerals
Dcldona
Jan
33
Canadian
Chieftain
25c
Pershing
Decoursey
Deer
Jan
29
Jan
20,599
—,
class
each
Co
Davis
Jan
14%
18%
•
common
preferred
30c
Daragon Mines
Jan
4.20
class A wrnts—
warrants
26c
Mines
Dalex
Jail
'
28 %c
1
Dacring Explorers
Jan
38 %
.
16,850
39
5.30
preferred-.*,—.—25
56
4.80
54
Jau
88c
Nest
Cusco
Jar;
Vi
2,742
for
Jan
4.70
-
24c
Jan
_100
Jan
37%
55
Jan
63c
50C
Crowpat
Jan
13c
4.20
20
Bank of Commerce
Rights
18c
30,390
•
Croinor
Jail
Jan
7c
19,513
Jan
12,300
80c
Jan
42 %
Jan
245
9%'fc 10 Vac
,
3.60
1.89
24c
Imperial
Crows
Jan
3.20 Jan
1.89
71c
;
common
.
Jail
1.65
Mincs. .2.50
Gold
Exploration
Mining
22 Vi
Jan
7c
A
Lead
Vi
21 Vic
:
—
North Star Oil Ltd
Jan
60c
510
40
12.50
-
B
70c
3.45
1
Minerals
Canadian
B
89
89
130,375
20
4.90 Jan
Jan
1
Poplar..:
Sudbury
Distillery
One
Jan
10,552
1
Crcstaurum
Jan
61%!
70c
common
--
-
Astoria
52%.
60 %
100
Petroleum
Wire class
51%
warrants
Steamship Lines
Canadian
52
alVi
22%
3.80
73c
Oils
Quebec
Being exch for
Jan
10
Peai:
Crce Oil of Canada
Jan
21 %
4.50 Jan
Jan
23c
1
Craigmoiit Mines
Jan
95c
53
81c
.
•
19,058
23,938
1.82
1
G7e
4.90
9
Coumor
Jau
—
Jan
58c
4.50
21 %
—
Cowichan Copper
Jan
25 %
67c
Basin
Coulee
Jan
216
Jan
67c
4.70
Mines
Cosmos
Jan
14
37
100
*
Jan
57c
1
West Petroleum
Corby
Jan
37%
13%
10
100
57c
—
Jan
Jan
4.80
Jan
Copp Clark Publishing
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chlboug
Jan
32
45c
Regcourt Mines Ltd
Class
Jan
410
12c
14,500
1
Conwest
Jan
3.124
11 %c
53c
Mines—
Mines
Consumers Gas Co
Jan
85%
Jan
Jan
48c
Consolidated
Jan
35
Jan
78%
Jan
50c
3.50
—2
lied
Consolidated
Jan
28%
100
93c
Consolidated Sannorm
Jan
100
Jan
93c
1
—
Consolidated
Jan
82 %
61c
75c
6,970
J
Consolidated
Jan
1.20
56,760
1,825
1.00
Jan
2,643,325
90e
10'ic Jan
Vic Jan
7
4.25
Explor
Consolidatcd
Jan
36c
17 Vic Jan
21,603
31c
1.09
8
Jan
27c
Consolidated
Jan
550
Nicholson
Jan
Consol Northland Mines——__——,
Jan
12%
Smelting
A.
Negus
Consol
19c
Ltd—
Mosher
Consolidated
1.500
15,500
3.90
Ltd—
Oils
Consolidated Mogul
:
Consolidated
Morrison
Jan
12%
J2~-
Mintng
High
8c
27c
4.10
Mines-
Mac
Consolidated
Jan
•
Oils
Consolidated
Jan
16c
Mlc
Low
8c
23 Vic
—1
Gold
Marcus
High
8C
27c
1
Marbenor
Consolidated
Jan
9c
—
Go'd
Consolidated
Jan
39
Jan
Arrow
Howey
Consolidated
Jan
4.90
Mtge
Southern
$1%
11c
5,920
34%
A
Safeway Ltd
Class
171,340
8c
—•
Canada
Canadian
22c
1.35
—
—
class
Canada
Canada
3.65
11c
3.40
Low
1
1
Lake...———
Consolidated Holllweli
Jan
1.30
Golden
Consolidated
Jan
9c
•
Lands
Permanent
Canada
8c
4.80
B
Canada
Jan
Vic Jan
33%
common
Packers
Class
3.50
5c
6
5.625
2,970
26
Oil
Canada
27,300
common
——
Warrants
Canada
Jan
4.00
Preferred
Canada
10
0.75
11 Vic
Associates
Canada
Canada
Jan
20
Foundries
Iron
8%
*
—
4%preferred
115
1
Canada Crushed Cut Stone
Canada
10
Jan
—1
common—
Preferred
10
33%
05 Vi
100
common
Cement
Canada
Jan
Jan
2.00
1
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake_
Canada
14%
44%
.
19c
31c
1.07
Oil——~
Con sol
Jan
Jau
8c
—•
*
100
Petroleum
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common
5% preferred
Calvan
59c
13%
7%c
1
25o
—;
—
Jan
735
Jan
1.30 Jan
38
1
Oils
Mines
Cadamet
53c
14%
7c
*
Dock class A—
Burrard Dry
19,858
13,200
13%
1-35
'
Burlington
56c
7c
1
T—~—*
—*
*
—.
1,833
1.70
Gillies
Consolidated
.
—J
——
41%
6c
"
■
Smelting—j
&
Buffadison Gold—
Buffalo
40
40
80
Consolidated
Jan
54c
3.5o
18c
——•*
i
Mines
ijrunnurst
4,857
JANUARY
High
40
Jau
1.50
'
Mines-
Reel
Brouian
35 %
MARKETS
ENDED
Par
LOW
High
38%
Par
WEEK
FOR
Monday, February 2, 1959
15%
285
46Vi
15%
Jan
17
Jan
20c
Jan
30c
Jan
28c
21c
30c
74.582
1.78
1.75
1.90
9,910
1.54
Jan
1.90
Jan
—•
39%
37%
39%
2,673
35 Vi
Jan
39%
Jan
•
26Vi
26
26Vi
5,345
23 Vi
Jan
26Vi
Jan
1
Mines
common
-
Number 5817
189
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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.
(637)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Par
Great
Low
—1
Gas
common
Warrants
Class
warrants
B
Great
Plains
Great
West
415
2.90
Jan
3.35
3.00
3.3C
1,000
3.00
Jan
3.30
19
3,580
52
730
10 Va
1,134
97'a
10
1,718
9%. Jan
15c
16c
28,900
45
Jan
54
10%
20c
Jan
Jan
Jan
2,172
12
13
Jan
262
26
Jan
27
Jan
Maritime Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
9c
Jan
13c
Jan
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
9c
11c
29,500
8c
Jan
11c
Jan
1814
19
25,495
17%
Jan
6.70
6.65
7.10
6,301
6.40
Jan
5
5
175
3.50
Jan
is
Gurney Products common
ZZZZZi
19
7.65
5
8%c
1,000
8%c
Jan
8%c Jan
Cottons
41
42%
35,458
38%
Jan
45
Jan
15
15
15
150
15
J an
15
Jan
GVa
9%
9%
common
Hard
Gold
Rock
Harrison
—
Minerals
19c 19 %c
1
Head of Lakes Iron
10c
415
42,300
103,850
21c 23 %c
19%C
1
i
—
22 %C
1
—
Hasaga Gold Mines
lie 11 %c
I
Mines
::
8%
Jan
9%
11c
Jan
14c
15c
Jan
25c
Jan
class
8%c
Jan
11c
Jan
Mercury Cliipman Knit
50c
54c
18,500
48c
Jan
58c
Jan
8C
8c
9c
?%c Jan
9c
Jan
6 lac
Tower
Jan
7c
9c
383,600
5%c
Jan
1.80
1.76
1.80
5,900
1.61
Jan
34c
-20b
Hollinger
Drilling
Con sol Gold-
Home OU
Co
Ltd—
37c
47%
47 li
50
*
M
—,
32c
•
Oils
Hinde &- Daucli Canada
Hi
6c
8c
1
Highland Bell
Highwood Sarcee
7 lie
1
Hees (Geo II) & Co
Heva Gold Mines
20,400
1,453
7
7
31
30%
r
17,800
195
150
31%
5,451
Merrill
Meta
Jan
27c
Jan
37c
50
Jan
31
Jan
7%
33%
Jan
19%
19%
7,609
19%
Jan
21
19
19%
1,182
19
Jan
43%
44%
1.705
40
Jan
44%
40%
40%
40
40
Jan
41% Jan
4.55
4.95
12,870
4.25
Jan
5.09 Jan
61
62%
57%
Jan
62% Jan
Jan
Jan
■
50
Hoyle Mining
Hudson
Hudson Bay
Hugh
Pam
Humber Oils
4.90
•
—:
Hay .Mining
till-.
Smelting—
20
21%
7,470
12,043
17c
20c
8,800
—1
2.00
2.00
100
20
&
51%
53
763
49
Jan
53
Jai.i
-Jan
66
Jan
.
20
Oil
Porcupine
19
Jan
21%
Jan
17c
Jan
20c
Jan
*
17c
■
1
;
Huron.& Erie Mtge
&;
106%
Jan
32,500
17c
Jan
22c
5
Jan
5
Jan
15C
Jan
28c
Jan
Jan
220
27c
191,550
32
100
32
Jan
67%
68%
1,610
63
7
1.00 Jan
Jan
69%
Jan
90
10
90
Jan
90
Jan
,595
90
Jan
94
39c
30c
42c
27 %c
Jan
45c
Jan
11c
12 %c
Jan
31c
27c
32c
489,897
33,080
41,975
32c
Jan
.1.28
3.15
2.80
3.35
52,759
2.70
19c
18 %C
20c
*
8%c 12 %c
21c
1.14
49
12c
215
14
14
83c
82 c
83c
1.55
ZZ
1.55
'
ZZZZZZI
ZZZZI
I
_
Molybdenum Corp
Moneta Porcupine
40%
40%
716
40
Jan
40%
Jan
44%
100
36 %
Jan
47
Jan
80c
Jan
"
"81c
85c
18%
18%
89%
93
83C
1,165
77%
Jan
4514
11,254
44%
Jan
4612 Jan
Nam a
—1
30c
13%
14%
5,330
13%
Jan
14% Jan
National Drue & Chemical common. —8
15%
5%
5%
5%
400
57/a
Jan
7%c
9c
95,700
6c
Jan
37%
3,380
36%
Jan
international
Ranwick
Jan
Creek
Mines—
Preferred
Jan
National Explorations Ltd—
Natlonul Grocers preferred
Jan
6
5%
6
5,380
4%
Jan
6% Jan
18'a
18%
19
895
17%
Jan
20% Jan
l
6%
6%
7
7,450
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
Nello
Mines
20
15%
15%
15%
25
15%
Jan
15%
Jan
Neon
Products
2.80
2.95
650
3.05
Jan
Nesbitt
60c
58c
65c
11,800
58c
Jan
65c
Jan
New
23
23
155
23
Jan
24% Jan
New Athona Mines
89
12,324
83
Jan
89
Jan
New
435
40
Jan
42%
Jan
New Bristol Oils—
20o
Jan
41 %c
Jan
New
Calumet
—1
41c
Jan
New
Chamberlain
.500
40
40
J
Ltd
85
*
:
36c
31c
38c
117,000
11%
11%
640
53%
55%
1,050
26%
26%
25
23%
24
2,645
•
com
55
•
25c
common
421
25c
24
J
—.1
2.78
2.50
2.90
33,675
2.40
2.25
2.40
5,200
13
13%
.400
10
i
9%
91
National Petroleum
Jan
12
Jan
Nealon
Labine
Alger
Mines
55% Jan
New
Concord
Jan
New
Jan
New
Davies
Canada.
Pete
Jan
New
Delhi
Jan
2.55
Jan
New
Dickenson Mines
Jan
13%
Jan
New
Mines-
Goldvue
17c
Jan
Jan
64c
Jan
New
Jan
12%
Jan
New
]
16 Vac
15c 17 %c
13c
Jan
19c
Jan
Newlund Mines
Mines
1
29c
27c
32c
89,050
23c
Jan
34c
Jan
New
Manitoba
Joliet-Quebec Mines
.1
31c
28 %c
31c
Jan
32c
Jan
New
Mylamaoue
16c
16c
18c
16c
Jan
22 c
Jan
Newnorth
1
63c
60c
65c
55c
Jan
70c
Jan
New
26c
24 %c
26c
23c
Jan
28c
Jan
New
2.51
2.50
2.85
2,850
Jan
New
Kelly Douglas class A
•
*_
9%
9%
Warrants
5.75
Kdlvinator
Canada-
of
Gold
5.85
9%
—
5.50
8%
9%
ZZZZi
Mines
8c
■
—
Minerals
69,000
Jan
10%
Jan
10c
Jan
5%C Jan
19%
20%
21,752
19%
Jan
2.40
2.35
2.52
10,700
2.35
Jan
41c
50c
9c
16c
7,025
23,229
203,350
75c
20c
80c
75c
88c
»
2814
27%
29%
28%
—
—
28%
30
11
11%
LtdLabrador Minim? & Exploration—
Lafarge Cement class A-——.— —10
1.12
1
Mines
Gas
Lake
Osu
Shore
Mines
III
Mining
Wasa
Gold
American
-
804
Laura, Secord Candv
9,350
4.00
4.25
2,625
3.20
3.50
5,879
—
—
Lencourt
Gold
Mines
1
14c
Lexinain
Gold
Mines
1
6c
•
Lac Gold
«
22c
4.45
26c
■
'
Mines
Uranium
Macfie
MacLeod
Madsen
Red
Sporting
Mages
Ma "net
Dnns
For footnotes
24c
17c
47,400
35c
Jan
54c
Jail
25c
259,450
6c
7c
24,000
1.38
2,629
"3.00 Jan
3.50
Jan
100
19%
Jan
19%
Jan
1.38
Jan
1.45
Jan
Jan
4%c Jan
17c
Jan
6%C
Jan
Jan
2.48
Jan
30%
Jan
30%
Jan
30
Jan
31
Jan
<
Class
—
15
77c
Jan
7%c
Jan
20c
41,600
Natural
15c
Jan
20c
Jan
7,529
52%
Jan
57
Jan
63,210
9c
Jan
12c
33c
36c
72,250
33c
Jan
37c
3.25
3.50
36c
3.50
3.15
27c
17c
15c
17c
57,000
20c
26c
94,700
3.85
4.25
4,520
35
35
250
1.50
1.65
3,500
56c
59C
26,017
56c
Jan
59c
45c
Jan
23c
23c
4.25
57c
43
43
44
7,000
2,187"
Jan
19c
Jan
Jan
36c
20c
3.70
35
1.42
Jan
Obaska Lake Mines
46
45%
46
4,295
44%
Jan
46
Jan
O'Brien
13%
14%
5,495
12
Jan
14%
Jan
Ocean
Cement
18c
Jan
Office
Specialty
48c
Jan
Jan
1.97
Jan
2.50
2.55
Jan
1.20
13%
Jan
334,500
17,000
40c
Jan
15c
19c
23,650
15C
Jan
1
32
28c
14c
9%C
10c
3,000
32
33
85
26c
35c
9c 14 %c
263,700
317,589
24
%C,
9%c Jan
10c
Jan
Okalta
32
Jan
33
Jan
Jan
Jan
Ontario
25c
7c
Jan
14%C
3.00
38c
12 %c
2.75
3.00
35c
44c
12c
14c
22
22
22
1.20
1.19
1.29
5,910
159,900
106,300
1,625
30,500
2.66
Jan
25c
Jan
3.00
Jan
1.05
Jan
Jan
5.00
Jan
1.53
Jan
16
2,000
1.00
1.840
75c
4.35
4.35
14.70
1,075
3.55
1.30
1.53
1.30
Jan
13%
Jan
16%
25
Jan
25
15%
16
10,600
6,685
25
25
13
3.50
3.50
3.55
1,050
42c
15,000
3.25
23c
Jan
Jan
42c
Jan
lie
Jan
16c
Jan
Jan
22%
Jan
Orange
1.19
Jan
1.47
Jan
Orenada
41%
38%
41%
3,405
3534
Jan
41%
Jan
Ormsby
2.90
2.61
2.94
72,600
2.55
Jan
2.94
Jan
Osisko
75
79
Jan
15c
14,075
13 %c
Jan
17c
Jan
22c
20c
22c
42,300
18 %c
Jan
23c
Jan
80
75
1.05
1.00
1.05
9%C
12C
8,600
96,040
22
250
11c
21%
92c
Jan
9%C Jan
21%
Jan
1.10
*
9c
8c
9%c
19,000
7%c Jan
9%c
68c
66c
70c
13,266
66c
Jan
75c
Jan
16
15%
16
1,900
14%
Jan
16
Jan
16
Jan
Jan
12c
Jan
22
Jan
1.28
Pacific
34,000
6c
Jan
1,600
13c
Jan
15 %c
Jan
1.25
1.33
15,542
1.12
Jan
1.35
Jan
8c
Jan
22c
18c
23c
36,700
19%c
Jan
23c
Jan
2.25
2.30
28,110
1.90
Jan
2.40
Jan
47c
56c
Jan
65c
Jan
10
16,250
37c
Jan
10
825
9%
Jan
9
9
9%
435
8
Jan
914
Jan
28
28
105
26
Jan
28%
Jan
10.00
9.50
10%
56,109
Jan
10% Jan
3.35
3.35
3.50
575
3.35
Jan
lie
11c
26,5(00
9%c
Jan
12c
Jan
37c
40c
8,100
32c
Jan
40c
Jan
1
40c
1
40c
36c
40c
19,400
36c
Jan
45c
Jan
10
1
*
1
Gold
Mines
Mines
—
•
17
13%
11%
1
Petroleums
Tubes
700
8c
15c
9%
20
Debenture
Warrants
Jan
16
7c
16
9%
10
Copper
Crush
Page Hersey
f
2.25
•
—Z
&
16
Jan
15c
16
7%C
preferred
Lake
Jan
Jan
75
*
Mfg
Opemtska
21%
Jan
Jan
14c
ZZ—190d
Loan
3.70
Jan
34c
Jockey Clib common
Class B
Jan
Jan
16
J
Maiartic—
Ontario
Jan
Jan
75c
52c
Jan
Jan
44
Jan
14 c
Jan
55c
•
*
—
Mines
Oils
O'Leary
40c
1.80
13%
Jan
Jan
14%
Oka Rare Metals Mining.
18c
43c
Jan
52c
35c
Ogama Rockland Gold-
Jan
6%C Jan
12c
Jan
Jan
*
Mines
Jan
40c
Jan
Jan
1.35 Jan
Jan
16c
1.70
Jan
13%
Too
preferred
30%
40c
35
_1
Util
Gold
4.50
Jan
Jan
42%
16
•
Oils Ltd
38%
50
Jan
14%c Jan
Jan
490
25
Z20
Jan
Jan
27c
27c
1.49
Mines
37%
445
3.55
Jan
5,020
72,750
35
Gas—
Jan
57
16c
54%
Z*
Jan
9c 12 %c
19c
11 %c
-1
Jan
6%c Jan
6,700
2.30
15
Telephone
Nudulaina
Jan
90c
Ontario
Northwestern
13
Jan
7c
Northern Quebec Power
Norvalie
Jan
1.40
2.55
6%c
i
i
warrants
Northland
10c
Jan
7c
Northern Canada Mines
Northern
Jan
1.20
5,650
warrants
A
Northern
Jan
6c
1.20 Jan
Jan
2,325
1956 warrants
1957
25c
96c
2.45
—
North Star Oil common
Preferred
Jan
Jan
1.40
Jan
Jan
10c
73c
13%
31c
Jan
9c
1,035
1.25
Jan
1..90
Jan
15,481
2.30
-50
J.
Uranium
Class A
Jan
Jan
8c
15
13%
Jan
1.18
77c
1.36
5.00
Jan
Jan
'
622,745
8,000
1.30
2Bo
Jan
12c
Jan
%C
13%
26c
1.50
Jan
11c
9c
54c
zz*
I5o
Jan
1.05
6%c Jan
1.90
8
Gc
73c
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.38
13%
15c
13 %c
35c
—1
73c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Northspan
Jan
Jan
22
42,
1.55
Jan
2.58
9%C
2.25
27c
31c
36c
50c
34c
Jan
7%c Jan
56,505
27c
2.14
—10c
page
%c
2.00
Jan
Jan
—1
see
150,125
18,433
37,000
—
Jan
*
Maher Shoes Ltd
1.44
9c 10
9c 10 %c
2.05
11 %c
ZZZZi
Goods
1.24
1.41
10%C
8c
A
—i
34%
-1
Mines
8,775
2.33
—
34
1
Lake
15c
1.14
common
29%
20
Macmillan & Bloedel class B
14c
8c
Ltd
2,974
1
—
14 %c
•
Preferred
2,197
1
Cockshutt
21,075
175,550
,
20 %c
30%
_
class A pfd
9%c
—1
A
38 %
«
Explorations
Macleods
Jan
.; 20,100
2.55
8c
29c
.
1.04
Mining
37%
-
_
26c
34c
2.25
9c
31c
2.55
1
36
Goldfield
Mim»*
Jan
1.14
Nickel
Preferred
Macassa
26c
Zi
36
—
17c
Macdonald Mines
Jan
-1
Jan
•
Lyndhurst Mining Co
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines—,
20c
10,155
ZZZZi
Lowney (W M)_
Jan
31,428
1
Mines
30%
Warrants
Louvicourt
Jan
73c
26c
56%
14%
Mines
15c
Jan
22c
-1
38
-
Long Island Petroleums
Jan
38c
26c
_—1
36%
30
warrants
A
13 %C
256,200
——
—•
Class B
Preferred
600
73c
144,731
54,408
'
A
15c
60c
15
Ltd
•
class
Cos
21,675
13 %c
1
Gold
Warrants
Jan
70C
■
Jan
1.48
15c
•
—1
—
—
Oils
JL.32
1.42
1.07
Mines
Northcal
Jan
2.15
Jan
1.39
50c
12,275
15
43c
1.90
1.44
1,230
Jan
46c
19%
5,855
31c
43c
1.70
1.38
2.34
Jan
113,800
38c
48c
19%
30 34
11 %c
1.77
Jan
30%
Jan
-1
28%
2.17
Jan
8C
9%c 11 %c
-1
Jan
30%
7c
North Rankin
24%
30%
Jan
North Goldcrest Mines Ltd
380
30%
5c
Jan
28
301/4
13,000
108,065
Jan
Jan
6%c
7c
3.00
33c
5c
Jan
6c
86%
4.25
12c
Jan
58c
Jan
Jan
28,500
151,000
9c
Jan
Jan
33c
14c
Jan
Jan
Nortbgate Exploration Ltd
900
13c
33c
8C
34c
3,600
1
Mines
North Canadian Oils
Jan
Jan
3.50
Jan
11,500
15,884
—1
*
Norgold Mines
Jan
33c
2.20
-
30
9c
1.22
88c
27
1.40
Class B preferred
1st preferred
2.80
80
Jan
Jan
33c
33c
—ZZi
Loblaw Groceterias common
1,857
30c
*
Gold
5.00
29 %c
3
—
Lawson & Jones class A
Long
4.55
4.25
50c
_
24c
12,350
20,600
1.03
Jan
27C
V;
1.87
Norsyncomaque
11%
u
9c
& Smelting. —1
1
Exploration
—.
Mines
Jan
30% Jan
Jan
47c
30c
Jan
Jan
Jan
15 %
29c
ZZi
Nipisslng Mines
Norlartic
15C
42c
Mining
Gold
Acme
Jan
13 %C Jan
15
Jan
8%c
*
—
Mining <fe Smelting
Norpax
60c
Mines
Nickel Rim
Nor
20c
28 %c
Niagara Wire class B
Noranda
Jan
46c
•
Rouyn
Superior Oils
Nisto
Jan
IOC
8%c
—1
Mines
Kelore
Nickel
<18%
28 %C
—1
Mines
Jason
95
Jan
27,025
Hosco
Normetal Mining Corp
10%
10,150
•
Mines
Jan
25%
29%c
•
Mines
86c
Jan
1,805 *
6,200
22c
1
Jan
20C
Jan
2,266
3.00
5.00
1
75
Jan
Jan
3.25 Jan
62c
29%
86 %
-1
;
Mines
56C
Jan
20%
27% Jan
82
10c 11 %c
9c
Jan
Jan
1,820
2.80
10 %c
1
Lingman Gold Mines
.
2.80
.
J
88c
97,000
83%
—1
Debentures
Lake
88c
1.19
75c
1.13
Dufault
86c
85c
40c
Jan
6.10
19%
*
—
(John)
Lorado
10c
8%
10%
Jan
12c
Kroy Oils Ltd
Class
755
4.90
Jan
1
—
Rights
Loblaw
6,850
9
1
Gold
Copper
Warrants
Little
11,750
48C
Kerr-Addison
Leitch
97«
2.96
Jan
600
—I
Senator
15o
Jan
Jan
16
15
~
Rouyn Merger
•
13,700
36,000
13,739
8,400
28c
*
1.95
4.15
15
1
Jan
,
2,698
79,940
14 %c 17 %c
Jan
3.00 Jan
15
—•
Harricana
15o
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound Petrol
Jupiter Oils
18%
109
Jan
1,500
—1
_
—
Mines
10
Mines
17%
5% Jan
109
600
Oil of
43c
Gold
6,725
an
15c
#
Develop
2,340
84,666
(1939)
3.65
27 Ya
:z>
Petroleum
Continental
Jan
New
3.30
9c
—1
——
Bidlamaque Gold
8,500
<
..l
100
.
—1
36,800
20c
Jan
ZZi
Uranium
24
2.90
550
18%
Mines—
28%
Jan
5
109
3.45
25c
;
#
Jan
2.30
Jan
14 %c
Jan
2.05
5
15c
26%
12
..
109
Mines
49
21%
.....
National Steel Car
17c
Mining
Jellicoe Mines
27
9%C
27c
27
—1
a
14c
210,300
-1,975
2,780
27,300
;39
—5
51c
Latin
Jan
.91
15%
Hosiery Mills class B__
12%
Lamaque
Jan
5%
25
National Lead
National
10
Luz
Jan
27%
31c
15%
15
12 %c
120
91
Jan
44c
La
14c
91
15%
51% Jan
15C
Lake
Jan
Jan
28c
15%
1
13c
91
Jan
Jan
10
Lake
Jan
15%
12%
16c
Lakeland
Jan
15%
Jan
49%
Jan
46c
Lake
32c
Jan
15
50
39%
1
Labatt
Jan
15%
15
1,085
l
Waite
<i
16c
—5
13%
jaye
Exploration
Jefferson Lake
Kin..
Jan
%
Jan
New
Kllembe
52c
51%
Iroquois Glass preferred
Kenville
Jan
51
.1
Syndicate
Jobufke
45c
2.95
A
Jonsmlth
4,700
12%
Irish Copper Mines
Bon
Bay
Mines
Jack
49c
10
Interprovincial Bldg Credits
inter provincial
Pipe Line
Class
48c
•
International Petroleum
Investors
49C
51 Va
88%
1.04
-1
36%
•
Jan
88c
36%
common
70c
75c
100
Co
93%
87C
13
Niek«»
Jan
Jan
-1
Mt Wright Iron
Multi
Minerals
50
•niennitioiiai
Jan
19%
89
1,520
2,482
386,062
Corp. common—
common.*
Jan
89c
17% Jan
6,l40
18%
92% ./
-1
I.
Montreal Locomotive Works
Jan
40
-1
44%
2.65
Jan
8c
44%
-40
14
*
Jnn
21c
26%
44%
1
Jan
14%
Jan
10
pfd
8c
22%
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary:!
Powders
Jan
Jan
726
92
...
3.75
26
89
Bronze
Jan
25%
85%
Warrants
Jan
2.85
25%
87
Inspiration Mln & Dev
2.95
26% Jan
22% Jan
International
Jan
2.35 Jan
Jan
22% Jan
Jan
;
34 %c
810
21%
Preferred
Jan
26%
22%
Inland Cement Co pfd
Inland Natural Gas common
29c
25%
22
Iuglis (John) & Co
Jan
22,780
1.65
14 %c Jan
22
$4% preferred
48c
Jan
51,556
20
preferred
Jan
1.35
19c
Jan
5 %%
35c
16c
20
Warrants
650
26
Molsons Brewery class A
Class B
25
Ltd
48c
13% Jan
20
Corp
Jan
1.65
2,253
20
AcceDt
Jan
90c
14%
20
Industrial
Jan
83c
Jan
13%
20
—25
9%c
14 %
Jan
17c
_
12% Jan
8C
Jan
69c
81c
100
500
Jan
l
14
73,300
3,150
5,800
V,
8c
11%
Gold
Jan
8c
62
Indian Lake
Jan
14%
8c
Z_ZZ
Corp
890
5%
12c
Jan
3.75
758
4.86%
Jan
Jan
3.10
66
:
49
10c
13%
47% Jan
3.60
11%
Wo,. preferred
Jan
1.15 Jan
101,797
6,210
11%
Imperial Life Assurance
Imperial Oil
Jan
32c
Jan
2.80
65%.
210
25c
7
2.55
Ill's
$■1.40 preferred
3.35 Jan
Jan
2.63
65%
Jan
Jan
14
Metals
Mining Corp
Mln Ore Mines—
Moore
<
30c 32 %c
31c
..J
1.00
.'-190
10,000
78c
Jan
17%c Jan
8%c Jan
1,700
14%
48
80c
•
->;■
.
lie
82c
1
—10
Imperial Sank
Imperial Investment class A
HViVo preferred
;■
14%
12C
'
27c
31,030
48
1
8%c Jan
.15,750
20C
common
I
.
1.05
20c
1.12
45c
Preferred
Jan
94
"
Mlndamar
2.00 J\n
Jan
32
22c
13.50
-
333
5
—50
Power
Mill City Petroleums
Mllllken Lake Uranium
Milton Brick
20% Jan
44%
—•
19 &
19
-
6,525
Warrants
^
Prior preferred
Light
Midcon Oil & Gas
:
Howard Smith Paper common
Jan
133
1.24 Jan
90
Uranium Mines
Mldrim Mining
Midwest Industries Gas
Jan
Jan
Jan
13%
90
ZZZi
Preferred
Jan
Jan
6%
31c
Jan
91%
II
Island
Mexican
1.80 Jan
47
_
Mining
Mersey Paper 5%% pfd
7%c Jan
9c
Jan
Jan
10%
•
Mentor Expl & Dev_
51c
1.07
25 %c
.-500
Jan
.1
38,625
54,700
113,110
—1
Petroleums
20c
.1
Red Lake
Gold Mines
Jan
—1
Jan
Headway
14c
68
Lake
■18l'ac
Heath
Jan
92%
2,000
.
11c
32
common
2,000
10c
26,500
Jan
30c
A_
-100
Red
Medallion
Jan
1.25
23c
McMarmac Red Lake
McWatters Gold Mines
Jan
Jan
15c
14c
5
Frontenac
McKenzie
Jan
42c
Jan
17 %c 18 %c
Mclntyre Porcupine
■
Harding Carpets
96
Jan
10c
124
Consol
Grain
Mccoii
Jan
-27c
13%
Ltd
McCabe
95
117,376
25,000
27c
Preferred
Hamilton
13% Jan
1.15
Maybrun Mines
Jan
42%
>
Gypsum Lime & Alab
Maxwell
Jan
8%C
22% Jan
12%
_
common
Preferred
Matachewan
Jan
8%c
96
Jan
Jan
12c
-
32,500
—
Gold
Marigold Oils
27
18%
Jan
12%
95
lie
1
96
22
42c
26
Mines
5
143
3,090
95
9%c
1
96
13c I4%c
27
——
Jan
Jan
22%
13%
36c
lie
13
Jan
4c
1.12 Jan
Jan
96
Mines
1
-2 %
10c
1.04
22
12%
Preferred
Jan
15c
7%c Jan
Marcon
Jan
10
56,940
Maralgo Mines
Jan
Jan
Uranium
Manitoba Sugar preferred
Maple Leaf GardensMaple Leaf Milling common
Jan
10c
8%c
Maneast
Jan
5%
3%c Jan
1.07
15,000
13,530
4c
__
GoidUeias
High
Low
High
3%c
1.04
—-
Maiartic
Jan
6%
Jan
9%
15c
21%
Jan
5 %
9%
80
Low
Jan
"5%
47%
12%
Wat-rants
Jan'
6%
10
I
—
18
9%
■
.
Mines
200 v."
200
9%
•
Gulch Mines
6%
5%
Jan
47%
-
:
±
18
6%
57a
JANUARY
Majortrans
Jan
—
5%
*
ENDED
Jan
18
—
—
Guaranty Trust
Lake
3.00
*
•
Winnipeg Gas
Voting trust
Greynawk Uranium
Lead
3.00
*
l
;
Greyhound Lines
3.825
1
A——_. ——*
class
Greater
Gwlllim
WEEK
High
6%
.
Great West Saddlery
Gunnar
FOB
Low
6
—
Deveion
Coal
ClasS B
Gulf
High
6
3.00
Northern
11%
12%
10,503
1,485
34
33%
34
2,793
17'/8
8.90
3.50 Jan
18%
Jan
11%
Jan
13
Jan
31
Jan
34
Jan
17
Jan
41
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
;
.
.
(638)
Monday, February 2, 1939
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
ENDED
JANUARY
30
■
Low
Par
Palliser
Pamuui
Porcupine
6c
7c
30,911
3.75
3.75
300
1.89
2.12
13,350
1.15
Jan
2.05
Jan
3.40
1,660
3.25
Jan
3.45
Jan
18 Vac
20c
15,710
I8V2C
Jan
23c
Jan
17 Vac
19c
3,666
17c
Jan
19 VaC
Jan
21c
Jan
26c
Jan
11%
Jan
1.65
9,650
1.52
26C
127,055
22Vac
17,500
Jan
East
Prospectors
Jan
1.23
2,600
1.56
1.45
6c
7 Vac
10%
1,965
23c
30c
15,350
37%
37 Va
38 Va
3,482
36%
Jan
39%
42c
1,700
41c
Jan
45c
Jan
12
30c
65%
64
65 Va
495
61V4
Jan
65%
2.85
3.10
3,500
2.85
Jan
3.55
4.90
4.50
5.00
14,680
•
9c
9c
10c
22,100
5V«
Jan
9c
1.55
Jan
6.50
6.50
6.65
4,350
6.25
Jan
6.80
4.60
4.50
4.70
9,000
4.50
Jan
5.00
•
95c
95c
99C
•
2.99
2.77
3.10
10c
10c
lie
37,000
Ltd-
Ascot Copper—
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
1
30 %C
59c
136,385
16,150
49c
Jan
64c
Jan
63c
Jan
32c
1
Jan
7 VaC
1,250
Jan
4.80
Quebec Manitou Mines—
Quebec Metallurgical—.
3,200
14Vac
Jan
17c
Jan
95c
22%
90c
26,800
Va
2,988
21
18c
21 Va
—1
Natural Gas_.
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemout Mining
Quonto Petroleum
Quebec
Jan
22
9,500
15c
Jan
I8V2C
7,510
11%
Jan
12%
10c
4,785
8 VaC
Jan
10c
46c
50c
8,900
44c
Jan
55c
1
Mines Ltd—
50c
2,733
43c
Jan
50c
Oil
Ranger
2.10
2.21
10,975
Jan
2.27
Rapid Grip Batten—Mines
Explorations
Rexspar Uranium
—
Rio
400
Jan
10%
23,920
65c
Jan
75c
9,000
6c
Jan
8c
36c
44c
39,600
36c
1.50
1.40
1.52
129,608
Mines
11c 11 %c
1
Riverside Silk class A—*
Athabasca
Rix
Robertson
Mfg
preferred
$1
Roche
Mines
70c
15%
15%
——
Llcl—,
Royalite
28%
5.25
5.65
35,635
4.75 Jan.
5.65
31c.
33c
2,000
31c
Jan
26c
16,100
21c
79,400
19c;
5.60
1
-1
22c
21c
21c
2Cc 22 %C~
Lawrence
Maurice
5%e/o
Band
11c
510
8%c
Jan
10%
11
475
10%
Jan
11
Jan
16%
15Va
16%
20,485
7,000
15%
Jan
16%
Jan
23c 25 %c
23c
Jan
28c
Jan
6.25
6.40
2,750
6.25
Jan
6.90
Jan
1.92
1.95
4,175
1.75
Jan
2.03
Jan
48
48
48
170
•
_1
4.40
4.40
4.65
43c
41c
50c
25,700
2.40
2.38
2.48
36,083
2.38
1
24c
6.30
"
■
————
——
H '
■
48
4.15
5.975
Sapphire
12%
2.405
10%
Jan
12%
Jan
1.15
1.05
1.15
4,600
80c
Jan
1.15
Jan
1
46%
46 Va
46 %
50
46%
Jan
46%
Jar
1.09
51,608
88c
Jan
1.09
Jul.
11%
12%
•
—
—
————*
Explorations Lid_^——1
91c
1.07
3.70
Alloys
Consol
Ltd
Trust
—
3.50
Jan
3:70
Jan
9,100
7c
Jan
9c
Jan
5,568
27%
Jan
31%
Jan
6%
Jan
800
25
Jan
31%
1.75
19,100
1.15
Jan
1.75
Jan
2.30
2.40
1,184
2.25
Jan
2.40
Jan
j
;.:?■■■
7.15
7.60
5,462
35%
34%
35%
-u-w——*
4.90
4.80
4.90
16c
14,100
3.60
3.65
375
22 VaC
21 %c
23c
16,000
Equipment
;
Pyrite Copper
1
Lake
Werner
Jan
Jan
Westeel
Western
Canada
Western
10,500
lOVaC
22c
24c
16,191
19c
86c
90c
21,850
85c
1.99
1.99
2.21
12,752
1.85
Jan
2.30
Jan
5c
8c
24,051
5c
Jan
lie
Jan
9C
Jan
—
6%
9c
203,800
6c
Jan
15%
18
500
14%
Jan
18
Jan
32%
65
32 Va
Jan
32%
Jan
10%
2,050
10
Jan
11
Jan
6%c
18.,
32%
10
10
Jan
95.91E
38c
| 37c
42c
35,300
35c
Jan
46c
Jan
%c
lVaC
41,100
3c
Jan
30,830
21,557
10c
Jan
14c
Jan
13%
Jan
39%
39%
99^4
Jan
Jan
IOC
Jan
14%c
Jan
75%
Jan
'
.
130
10%
10%
10%
78
10%
Jan
Decalta
Western
Petroleum
1
Western
class
(Geo)
Weston
Jan
PlflKI
R
11%
2,185
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
412 %
2,215
10%
11'4
Jan
prrierrccfZZZZZZZZZ
Jan
95c
90c
17
500
17
Jan
35
38%
4,787
34
2,000
10c
Jan
II VaC
Jan
Jan
17%
18%
35Va
1.20
25%
Pass
16 Va
5,450
Jan
18%
Jan
White
90c
26,250
34%
Jan
1.25
Jan
Willroy
29 %
5.465
1.05
1
•
Jan
37Vi
Jan
63
64%
930
53Vi
Jan
21c
1,860
14%c
Jan
Glc
65c
12,958
60c
Jan
68c
36,100
14c
Jan
18c
5,226
34
Jan
38%
93
87
Jan
91
Jan
10,640
14%
Jan
18%
Jan
38%
1.10
1.19
10,650
94c
Jan
50
42
Jan
55
Jan
55c
60c
4,262
55c
Jan
65c
Jan
2.10
18,253
6lc
1
1.18
50c
-
50
<
67
21 %c
92
10
92
Jan
92
45
29
Jan
29
Jan;
2,400
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
112,650
1.95
Jan
2.60
Jan
1.80
22,000
1.35
Jan
1.85
Jan
18c
16c
19c
264,400
16c
Jan
22c
Jan
1
•7c
7c
8c
9,500
7c
Jan
8c
Jan
1
1.35
Winchester Larderi
Coghlan
Oils
&
Ltd
Mines
16
16
18%
10,672
14
Jan
18 Va
—
Jan
25%
26
1,665
25%
Jan
26Va
10%
10;Vt
695
9.10
Jan
10%
Jan
20
20 Va
1,940
18 %
Jan
20%
Jan
1.36
1.40
6,375
1.35
Jan
1.48
Jan
Woodward
Jan
.Class
A
:i._
■
*
class A warrants———
13
13
200
7.00
3,490
6.60
Jan
•
32%
31%
32%
2,937
31%
Jan
50
40%
41
140
40
Jan
50o
1.06
1.13
4,800
Jan
Yukeno Mines
——
4.15
4.30
24,159
4.00
Jan
4.60
Jan
Zenmac
Metal
35 Vo
190
32 Va
Jan
36%
Jan
Zulana
36
36
200
32
Jan
36Va
20%:
•
■
5
5.00
4.95
5.00
1
4.30
4.25
'
745
2.58
Jan
95c
V4
Jan
Jan
Yale
Jan
Yankee
35
Jan
Yellowknife
42%
Jan
Young
13
Jan
7.30
1.15
Jan
Jan
4.35
56c
Jan
65c
1,300
18c
Jan
21c
11%
Mines
Bear
Mining
Jan
34c
71,700
26c
Jan
37c
Jan
10c
9c
11c
45,525
9c
Jan
14c
Jan
#
1.30
1.27
_
1.43
44,680
97c
Jan
^-l
79c
73c
81c
86,200
68c
Jan
81c
l
7c
OhC
7c
4,832
5 VaC
Jan
7c
29c
30c
30,000
29c
Jan
32c
Jan
24c
26c
14,550
20c
Jan
28c
Jan
—
__
.i
—
Jan
Simpsons Ltd
•
34 %
33%
34%
9,596
32
Jan
35
1
69c
73c
20,369
65c
Jan
73c
25c
——
1.30
1.25
1.40
3,550
•
26%
26%
26%
215
•
17VaC
16c
18c
33,009
„50
50 Va
50%
50%
25
Manufacturing
•
Roi
Ltd
pfd
Valley Oil
I
10c
=»
Soutliam
•
Southern
Oils
Union
Spartan
Air
Services
8 VaC
69%
X
:
69%
26c
•
25c
,
Warrants
'
7
10c
10,150
70
520
30c
105,840
7
300
Va
Jan
1.65
1.15
Jan
28%
Jan
19c
Jan
50%
Jan
8%c Jan
lOVaC
Jan
Jan
70
Jan
Jan
38c
Jan
Anglo
7%
Jan
2.50
Jan
Con
2.10
2.40
3,725
18C
22c
135,500
16c
Jan
22c
Jan
Canada
10c
15c
103,533
10c
Jan
20c
Jan
Canadian
Cottons
Paving & Materials
Rights
•
50 Va
48%
50%
1,535
47%
Jan
50 Va
Jan
Canadian
General
2.00
1.75
2.00
4.466
1.75
Jan
2.00
Jan
Canadian
1.07
1.00
1.15
19,615
1.00
Jan
1.40
Jan
Consolidated
Jan
Dalhousie
Uranium
Corp
i
Warrants
*
51c
58c
1.95
Jan
82c
8,866
70c
Jan
82c
Jan
Dominion
Nickel
j
6 %c
5c
7c
58,100
5c
Jan
7 VaC
Jan
Dupont
Bros
•
40
39 Vi
40
585
3614
Jan
41
72%
72
73%
3,577
68%
Jan
76
Jan
6c
Jan
&
Mines Ltd
Gas
.
II
:
•
Mining
;
»
Press
35
2.425
34%
Jan
*
*«,
Exploration
Superior
Propane
66c
Jan
2.07
Jan
36
Jan
4:10
4.328
3.30
Jan
4.20
25%
26%
1.440
25%
Jan
27%
10%
440
9Va
Jan
10 %
Jan
•*
34
34 Va
434
32%
Jan
34%
Jan
V
6V4
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
41 %
Jan
44%
Jan
6%
5
1,470
44%
43%
44
4,605
18c
5,113
Jan
Jan
15c
Jan
18c
Jan
15
15
36
15
Jan
15
Jan
45
*45
130
45
Jan
46
Jan
19%
Jan
20%
Jan
30
Jan
30%
Jan
Jan
15%c
of
Co
Gaspe Copper Mines
Hayes Steel Products
3,000
8%
Jan
23,957
12%
Jan
15%
Jan
International
Paper——
2,586
23%
Jan
25%
Jan
International
Utilities
44
42
44
200
42
Jan
45
Jan
MucLaren
io
102
ZZ_Z
~1
ZZZZ—1
Minnesota
12c
13c
14,280
12c
Jan
14c
Jan
Pend
Oreille. Mines—
7 VaC
11c
91,900
6%c
Jan
8c
Jan
Price
Bros
2.25
2.25
2.35
7,853
2.35
Jan
Southwest Petroleunr;_
16c 18 %c
9,100
Jan
Third
18c
•
10%
3;25
common
t
*
Gold
*
_
100
10%
3:20
102
an
102
3.60
2.00 Jan
16c
Jan
19c
&
Ontario
1,725
10%
Jan
12%
Jan
Yukon-
1,380
3.15
Jan
3.50
Jan
Taurcanie
Mines
Pearson
Hughes
common..
Gold
m
~~
,
i,
"1,653
30%
30
30%
275
23%
23 Va
200
23%
Jan
25
117
114
117
1,857
112%
29%
29%
31
3.04G
82%
82%
82 Va
—
*
•__»
—4
117
Jan
31
45
82%
Jan
82% Jan
105
33 V2
Jan
35%
Jan
2.75
Jan
34%
35 %
2.55
2.55
49%
49%
'50
865
*
1.06
L06
1,075
1.00
Jan
*
:
6%
7%
1,610
6%
Jan
1
*
,_j.
2.55
100
Inv Trust-
1
61c
64c
'37
37
50
1.06
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
61e
50
Jan
66c
Jan
37
6.400
*
Gold.
Jan
Jan
46
Jan
Jan
40
Jan
Jan
3.60
200
16
16
425
97 Va
97%
15
5c
5c
4.00
3.95
1.03
'
2
,
Jan
29
35%
2.50
1
-i—
Zellers
3.60
Gen
29
71c
70c
75c
15,300
9%
9
9%
420
2.32
2.18
2.35
54,179
3.25
Jan
16
Jan
16
97%
Jan
97 %
2,000
5c
Jan
6%c
Jan
4.00
1,450
3.95
Jan
4.35
Jan
1.00
1.05
14,700
1.00
Jan
1.11
Jan
27
30%
145
Jan
31%
Jan
Jan
Cons
*
a
No par
Odd
83c
Jan
sale
in year's
*
■
year's range),
Selling ex-interests
Jan
9
Jan
f Flat price.
Jan
r
Cash sale
unlisted trading privileges,
delivered.
wiWhen issued.
;
.
,
*
1
*
(not.included In year's range).
x
Ex-dividend,
y.
Ex-rights.
Ex-stock dividend.
%
MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
Un) Admitted to
wd When
delivery sale (not included
in
69c
2.01
t
(not included
range).
e
AND CANADIAN
OUT-OF-TOWN
value.-
lot
*
27
Corp_i.
FOOTNOTES FOR
Jan
d Deferred
common
20%
5
_
Paper--
1—2
Canadian
3.25
11%
16
~_~j
Gold
102
*
50O
iZ_-.
102
97%
*
-ZJZZZZlOO"
Industries
Jan
12c
20
'
~~~
Preferred
Power & Paper*
—.
20%
ZZZ7.50
^
■
9%c
j
•
(1956)-
24
j
?
1
Canada
8c
"
15
<Sr. Linqleum
15V4
.
15 %c
10
preferred
"
Jan
34
■
^
-
Glass
Oilcloth
8c
Ordinary
6ylvanjf
1.43
14 %
common
Warrants
Cons
45c
23%
_
Sunburst
Inlet
17,080
14%
Gold
Contact
Cons Mines
Supertest
6,260
I
Oil
Jan
Jan
8VB
3.95
—1
-
40
10%
•
»
23%
preferred
River
Sturgeon
Teck
34%
-
Paper
j
„
Sullivan
Taylor
34%
to 01 u
——
——20
A
Sudbun
Tamblyn
Jan
20
_
Investments
j
Steep Rock Iron
Steinberg class
Sterling Trusts
1.90
j
_
Canada
Switson
Jan
6%
5%
Jan
Stedraan
of
37%
3,810
i—5.
x
preferred
Marconi
Dominion
75c
Starratt
6teelov
525
7%
Dominion Sugar
&
1.80
OH
Surf
Bulolo Gold Dredging
75c
Uranium
Stanwell
Stoval
;
j
Stanrock
Steel
53c
Jan
39%
7*4
—
20c
2.00
39
7%
Hieh
..
Jan
8
__
Develop
Newfoundland
Corp
2.15
Low
5
600
•
Pulp Paper.
Asbestos
Jan
Anglo
Range Since Jan. .1L
Shares
5%
"
25c
for Week
High
5
63%
6%
Low
Par
II Vac
Btanlelgh
Jan
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
•
Stand
Jan
Jan
Curb Section
—
Week's
Last
STOCKS
30o
Stadacona
1.64
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Jan
50%
Are
Jan
16c
Shown
Friday
Jan
27
Prices
Mines
Spooner Mines & Oils
-
Toronto Stock Exchange
Jan
common
'
30c
Jan
72c
Ltd
30c
*.30c
.
Oil—
(H G) Mines
Jan
Jan
4.90
4.20
11
Van
'
20c
Zinc
&
Canuck
Jan
19c
Lead
Jan
10,482
682
Someville
Jan
Jan
1,000
63c
18c
19c
50c
5.00
4.30
60c
1
11%
Souris
■
Jan
4.20
1
•
common
1.80
12
11%
Slocan
'
'
'■'
——
35
com
trust
D
'
V''
1.95
11 Va
K
"
•
6.75
*
Slater
'
ZZZZs
—
Wright-Hargreavcs
1.99
Silverwood Dairies class A
S
"•I"
26
6.85
*
Mines
8
2.40
1.55
1
Wiltsey
*
Mines
7%
•2.08
1.71
:
Jan
j
Jan
29
2.25
ZZZZi
-
Jan
Windfall
Jan
92
*
Yukon———
Jan
25
V
1
Jan
29
Warrants
Jail
14c 16 %c
&
Jan
18%
preferred——
Mines
t
Jan
17
*38%
90%
33
92
100
____
_
8,525
15%
38
ZZZZlOO
17%
preferred
1.02
95c
90%
•
Hardware
1.06
Jan
>-17
37%
Warrants
6'i>
Jan
17
11%
11c
36%
210
•
A
11
11c
vv/v
V2c Jan
•
Petrol
Naco
Western Plywood class B—
Jan
P
38
Grocers class A__——
Western
10%
11
1
:
Ltd
;(
Jan
100
37
:,i
Jan
12
,
Jan
3,266
preferred
Mines
\
4.40
1,211
preferred
Mines Quebec
Siscoe
v
Jan
2.08
1
Standard
Jan
93c
Jan
48 Va
Silver
.
Jan
1
Miller
1
1.58
1
Sigma
25c
Jan
Jan
32Vz
7 VaC"
1
Breweries—4—5
14c
3.50
33,641
Gold
Silver
Jan
11c
3,075
78
Gordon
Voting
14c
Jan
„
Jan
3.85
12c
pref
Breweries
Jan
25
Jan
21
Jan
14c
Mines-
MalarUc
Jan
3.90
90c
Copper
West
5
17c
Jan
22 Vac
Products
Jan
3.60
•
5c-
I Se¬
Jan
Jan
4%
12c
2.08
100
common
Slierritt
Jan
Jan
1.91
-•
Sheep Creek Gold
Sicks
7.60
35%
3.50
76
Gold
A
Jan
Jan
1.95
10c
Metal
Class
6.20
1
Oil & Gas
77c
,
Ltd————*
Nickel
West Canadian
Jan
33%
375
13c
3.60
31
9,074
common
Jan
7
31%
-
r7.60
W)
7
6%
1,62
2.35
——1
—_•
&
iG
t
V;
31%
0:- 7
j-—.——10
Mines
625
8c
30%
3.50
•1.73
A__I'.—i——*
Grey
&
3.70
7%c
3.50
100
common
t
'
30%;
*
——
30 V4
8e
Jan
13c
com
Oils
Jan
Jn 11
_l
Rainbow
Scurry
Jan
2.58
24c
Debentures
Scythes
V
50c
Jan
17'4
12%
.»
Security Freehold
Shawinigan Water & Power
Jan
4.65
Jan
; V
Jan
39c
-
Jan
Jan
-12
Petroleums
Satellite
50
Jan
——*
Mines— ———
ll
20c
River
Jan
HVaC Jan
10%c
Jan
12c
Gas
Antonio
Jan
24c
19c
Warrants
San
30c
Jan
17 >4
——*
'.
series B
Jan
200
*
Corp
Jan
10%
•
St.
35c
100,800
10
common
Salada-Sbirnff-Horsey
Jan
Jan
v
!-1
Canada
White
St
j.
22c
.1
Mining
Jan
17 %
12 %
Industries
Ryanor
Jan
Jan
19c
100
Oil
Jan
21c
Jan
17c
-•
_
Wespnc Petroleums
Westbtirne Oil
Jan
12 Vac
Mines
Uoyal Bank of Canada—
Itoyal Oak Dairy class A—
Russell
14
12 V4
17 %
_•
—
Preferred
Consol
Jan
21c
50c
(A V) Can Ltd
Rowan
30%
l
-
Rocky Petroleum
Jan
25
trust—
voting
Controls
Jan
15%
28 V4
8
-•
Jan
Jan
Jan
1,870
—
Jan
15%,
1.30
Jan.
2,500
Jan
200
,
Jan
Jan
12,071
—
Corp —
Telefilm 1 ud.
10c
J53c
1
11%
91c
27
Steel
10%
115
10,200^
Jan
20c
——*
*.
Fortune:
Weedon
Jan
1.52
Jan
8%
Jan
1
/'
— ——
—
1.16
2,000
11
65c
—*
common
Rockwin Mines
iiOe
11
_1
Uranium
56c
i
12%
——
Jan
i
Jan
25
Wayne Petroleums Ltd-———.*
& Knapp Canada Ltd
J
Jan
38c
Jan
43
19c
Webb
Jan
8c
44
Jan
12 '4
Waimvrigbt Prod & Ref
————i
Waite Angxtlcf. Mines
—.i—
•
Jan
68c
—J
.
■
_
Rupununi
10%
—1
—
10
10
65c
66c
Reef
2.01
Jan
38%
4 %
20c
——a——1
Oil
(
39%
;
12%
—
Hill—
Walker
7%C
*
1
1
Ray rock
Richwell
2.10
•
..
I
Jan
•
*——1
New
Victoria
Jan
49c
(
Jan
14c
Jan
Jan
57%
Jan
Va
10c
16,546
—
Keno
Violamac
Jan
—•
Rainville
56
29%
•
•
Asbestos
Waterous
Radiore Uranium Mines
29
200
4,500
28 V4
*
of Canada
Viceroy Mfg class
Jan
47c
12
175
57%
29%
—
Gas
Ventures
Jan
11%
30%
57
10c lOVaC
985
Mines
Cariso
30%
Jan
29 Va
:■
—_——•
Resources
>
'
Jan
9 Vac
12 Va
*
.
Jan
Va
17c
-1
Jan
9,500
—
Mining Corp—
Vanadium
Jan
17c
85c
—
45
1.00
Acceptance common
preferred
Vandoo
Jan
17c
86C
6c
13,000
Jan
10%
Pipeline
Sliawkey
Upper
Jan
80c
4.70
41%
10
Cliiboucamau
United
Jan
7c
4.45
115
45 -
45
91c
Mining Co Ltd
United
Jan
4.35
6 %C
4.50
•
.
t
9lc
Pipe Line—*
United
Jan
1
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec
Lithium Corp.
Jan
'
Jan
25 %c
:
38 V4
—1
1
Explorations Ltd
United
Jan
49c
294,500
Jan
Jan
29%
—————,—;—
Universal
60c
52%
37
1,265
United Oils
Jan
50c
Jan -V.¬
550
1
*
1
United Fuel Inv class B pfd-—25
Jan
55c
58c
—J
9c
51
r
7Va
United
Jan
3.30
12c
Jan
2.97
25 Vac 31 Vac
sec
—1
Quebec
3,700
1,10
Jan
Jan
95c
35,895
—-1
Airways
Purdex Minerals Ltd
3,959
1
7
United
Jan
1.70
1.65
1.65
•
Jan
7
Union
Jan
1
34c
—
————.—-—
Union
Jan
3,100
—-1
—
Dome——
Jan
190
2nd
Jan
1.70
Jan
27c
2,642
Union
Jan
6V4
56,600
40
Ultra
Jan
12c
Jan
4%
475
5%
5%
5%
20o
4.50
34c
39%
Trinity
Jan
-•
27c
38%
Trlbag
Jan
2.90
27c
34c
Jan
1
—•
—-—1
Jan
39%
——
1
Jan
22%c
38%
Oil
f
Jan
1.44
8,000
39%
Prairie
Jan
480.855
25c
•
-
Jan
27,000
1.96
40
A
class
;-
3%c
57
Finance
10c
1.96
Jan
6%
7c
1.65
10c
preferred——.
Jan
24 %c
preferred——__—50
Triad
Jan
Jan
Jan
52
Transmounfain
Jan
10V4
22c
99c
38%
Transcontinental
Jan
42c
27,200
Jan.,
51%
Trans
7 lie Jan
Jan
7c
10 Va
67c
; 37%
Trans Canada Pipeline
Jan
1.42
22,600
8c ;
1957 warrants
Jan
Jan
7c
Gold
Producers
Gas
1.01
1.41
79c
51%
Trans Canada
Jan
30c
Pronto Uranium Mines
Provo
22,485
I
.1 67c
0
1.87.
1956 warrants
Jan
10%
Premium Iron Ore
Preston
1.10
1.64
17
1
—
President Electric
Jan
1.01
1.43
„•
.
Roy„0——
Border
Jan
16 Va
•
Corp
Premier
1.24
50
Jan
37%
5%
Jan
17,410
17
—50o
.
Mfg
2.04
Jan
239,500
1.52
1.05
.
1.57
2.04
1.30
43c
10
rraoer
Jan
1.80
16 Va
1
;
Power
1.54
1.42
Jan
'70c
Elevators
Toronto Star
Jan
1.54
f
36c
-
Towagmac Exploration ———1
Jan
26c
Jan
13,700
—*
Toronto General Trusts———i——20
Toronto Iron Works class A_——_*
Toronto
Jan
1.80
Jan
1.30
23,875
43c
—4-1
Bank
Dominion
Toronto
Jan
109
Jan
23c
1.38
•
.
Rouyn Gold——
Pipe
Jan
2.00
Powell
Prairie
Jan
108%
16%
Uranium
Oil
9%
30
1.55
1
Develop
Oils —.I———
Prairie
8,172
1.50
of British Columbia
River
12,900
109
1.60
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Powell
24c
11 Va
23 '/2 C
preferred
Engravers new-*
Gold
23c
10 Va
10 »/a
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
5.30
Jan
108%
23 %c
%
common
Mines
&
4.45
2.20
36c
•
Torbrit Silver Mines
Jan
23,300
4,520
Petrol Oil & Gas.
Ore
63c
Jan
32c
63c
5.30
.
—
V;.
SiTglfc2^0
2.10
43c
1
lOe
_—
Petroleums
Tidal
Tombfll Gold Mines
4.00 Jan
Jan
3.50
56c
Mines
Oil
Tiara Mines
Jan
Jan
5.15
19C
OH
&
Gold
Placer
7Vac
56c
56c
preferred
Gas
Ponder
Jan
Jan
Lundr%ark
1.87
2.18
1
2M
—•
—
Calgary
Texas
Thompson
Jan
5%c
47c
5.20
Consul
—
Pitch
6%c
6,600
51c
3.25
Pipeline
Pioneer
Jan
32,556
10c HVaC
1
Ltd
Peerless Exploration
Efeoto
Jan
12c
46c
Exploration
Peruvian
75c
2.06
Pa>uiaai>it
Perron
Jan
10c
Pato Con sol Gold
Pernio
59c
49c
Warrants
penmans
11,101
2
—.—
Canada
of
Peujoina
72c
3.75
Uranium
PCE
Jan
6VaC
Drilling
Patino
60c
1
Amalgamated Mines
Pater
Jan
1
Pardee Mines
Parker
52c
1
Mines
Paramaque
Pardee
500
59c
59c
—
59c
Mines
rem a garni
Low
High
High
59c
-20 c
Petroleum
LOW
High
LOW
Par
;
Number 5817
189
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(6391"
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
Quotations
for
Friday,
January
SECURITIES
30
The
following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources.
They do
represent actual transactions.; They are intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the
"bid")
bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is composed of securities
which have a wide national distribution.
\
not
or
■'
Par
Industrials and Utilities
Bid
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77®
87®
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Air
_—1
36 74
38%
Grolier
367b
3874
Glilf
267®
Gustiu-Bacon
American
Ajner
Box
_1
Board
Cenient
Co_„ _—1 *
25"
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Corp
Ralston Purina Co
Ask
Amer Commercial Barge Line—5
21%
6774'
Society
Ask
b
1
10c
474
Mfg Corp—2.50
30
3274
1
68%
Express
—10
Co
American
1
Greetings, Cl "A"
Hospital Supply Corp
5
89
94
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Hanna (M A> Co class A com_l0
Class B common—
10
127
133
American-Marietta
7374
7774
46
49
357b:
4
—4.2
Co
3874
American Pipe A
Const Co.. „-1
Amur-Saint- (Tohaiu Coi;p__. 7.50
132
139
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p
Arden
__1
25%
Public Service
Arkansas
Missouri
Co
19%.
37 «3
Gas
Avon-Prwluels foil
Oil
Gas
ii
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22%
14%
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Beryllium
Oorp..._.
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26%
22
34%
5r%
247a
6%
26
36;'%
16%
39
1774
4774
27
267h
Central
Maine
Power
Co
6774
Central; Public .Utility .CorpM-^6
Central Soya Co_
—*
Central Telephone Co.;L_Central V.t Pub Serv Corp
.-10
6
33 7;iC
States Gas
Collins. Radio
Class
13
Co
Inc
Lau
Blower
24%
-16
Transp Lines lnc_l
Refrigeration Corp
1
Craig Systems Inc
—~—1
107b
167b
77®
337a
63
11%
117b
.
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Cross
Cummins
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5
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v
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vtg
5
vtg—_l;i
1
——
Datily Machine Specialties.—5
Darling (L A) ,Co—1
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp—1
Dentists! Supply Co of N ,Y—2Tb
Detroit & Canada Tunnel
Detroit
Harvester
Detroit Intermit
Co
Bridge Co
Chemical
Di-Noe
Corp 5
i—;—1
17
Dielmld
97b
^—-^4---27b
Co
East.
Tennessee
*
Eastern
Economies
;
El
Paso
117b
lb'ihoraldr.v Ine .1.1—1
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Corp——l .bl
—
Federal
Yat.l
jVlorfjahie
Assn
55%
7674
807b
18Vb
19%
1
327b
34%
114
2674.
2734
Bank
(San Francisco)
Bank of Commerce
•
567b
Bankers Trust Go
3674
Boatmen's
—27/2
5
Co——_—5
Fisher Goverurir
Co,—
2
1
10
6274
8174
•
30%
Opelika
Otter
Tail
,
407it
1
39
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pfd.',_20
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Pickering
5 7b%
preferred"——
734
20%
.1
2(534
Green.,*A Pi .JTire. Brick Co^—5
Green'Mountain Power Corp..,5
31
20
__
-
7874
1874
19%
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (NY)—10
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
10
Lumber
Co
-First
First
First
5%
First
232
35%
20
(Pgh)
—10
92%
977b
95
7674
34%
49
88
72
307b
46
13%
First
10%
5
Co or New Mexico—5
Corp
257®
38
—
86%
90
365
350
(Jersey City >—25
Natl Bk
66%
71
Natl
Dallas
of
Trust Co
Bank
25
68
727b
20
71%
7574
Bank (N Y>__20
Pennsylvania Banking
75Tb
7874
First
&
19%
-
First
Bk
St Louis
Natl City
4974
of
of
1
34%
1
Mellon Natl Bk A Tr Co (Pgh)_25
Morgan
2774
185
173
67%
71
517b
47
(J P) & Co (N Y)_IOO
403
387
i
597b
63
National Bank of Westchester_5
23
245/®
National
City Bank (Clave)—1«
70
7474
National
•
Commerce
Bank
of
Detroit
Bank
10
.
A
Trust (Albany N Y)
,
7.50
287b
Natl Newark A Essex Banking
Co
.
25
(N J)
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston_127b
Natl State Bk of Newark
New
New
127b
Eng Trust Co (Boston).100
62
66
5014
547b
387b
53%
59
31
33%
25
88
91»/4
(Chicago)—100
530
Bank A Trust Co_ll
York Trust Co (N Y)
Northern
Tr Co
Co
(Pittsburgh)
20
(Hackensack N J)
5
Provident
Tradesmen's
477b
55
58Tb
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
10
Boston
7474
165
42
78%
19Tb
9
9%
20
Seattle 1st Natl Bk (Wash)—20
Second Bank-State Street TtusI
79
98
8374
103
20
81
Second Natl Bank of Phlla—10
30
8574
357®
Mass)
(Boston
Exch Bk—15
56%
6074
Trade Bk A Tr Co (N
94%
9774
Trust Co
20
82
21%
Security First Natl Bank (Los
Sterling Natl Bk A Tr Co
(New York)
Long
(NY)
70%
150
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Rcyal State Bk of New York—5
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
347b
NY
Trust Corn
207®
44%
20
(Phlla)
3274
of
64
1
Bank
39%
Bank
19
10
Philadelphia Natl Bank
5
Natl
607b
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
5274
Bank
Hanover
Harris
Tr
A
of New
Sav
Angeles)
12V4
Securlty Natl Long Island N Y_5
10
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of New Jersey
56%
23%
60-25%
43
457®
43
457b
10
2%
25
10%
27
"%
4874
State Bank of Albany
28
York—10
Hudson
2174
,
County
Hudson
Tr
Co
45%
49
10
20
(Phoenix Arlz)_5
29
United States Trust Co—
58
63%
United States Trust (N Y)
83
16%
18
Valley Nat Bk
50
;
Natl Bank
(Union
(Boston)
City)—8
.
footnotes
10
10
(Cleveland)
Union Tr Co of Maryland
40%
93
9
For
5474
99
38
(Chic)—20
(Jersey City N J)
«T4
*
5174
10
25
Bk
Hartford Natl Bk A Tr Co
974
31
26
of
Union Bank of Commerce—
87b
19
2974
5
36
Guaranty Trust Co
3834
•
277®
49%
Bank
Rochelle
21Tb
9
597®
5
(Buffalo)
10
Natl
Westchester
New
Girard
31
77b
43%
56Tb
10
Trust Co (Phlla)
Island
774
36
35%
—
St Louis Union Trust Co
100
40%
First
19%
10
40
102
94
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
37 7b
Nail
2974
Ltd———1
Sugar Corp
Purolator Products
2374
59
10
Bank
25Tb
77b
19%
2874
17%
49
Purex
Natl
First
36%
*
i
Co of New Hamp
217,
Natl Bk of Chicago
67 b
12%
——
337b
-674
of Patterson
44
34
Co—i
20
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(Atlanta)
10
Bank Baltimore—10
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Franklin
1
Alegre
Bk
NJ)
(Camdcu
Natl
137 b
l
Punta
Natl
Camden
22
3274
Corp—i—3%
22
X3774
40
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6
30
~
,,
747b
—10
20
5
10
52%
Peoples First Natl Bk A Tr
Fidelity Trust Co
127b
Pub Serv
33
Co.
Fidelity-Ball; Nat Bk A Tr Co.10
Fidelity-Phi la Trust Co
*17%
41%
487b
32 %
New Jersey
2774
Pub Serv
287b
30'b
Cement
215
32%
49
137 a
11%
Natural Gas
Pubco Petroleum
_20
Portland
50
Federation Bk A 'IT Co (NY)_10
67«
9%
41Tb
5%
23%.
45
(Phlla)
Nassau County N Y
'
36%
39
30%
137a
26
2
Portland General Electric Go_7,/2
Portsmouth
Steel
—-—-J——*
Potash Co of America
f
5
Producing Properties Inc_i—10c
2174
Giddings&Lewls Mach Tool Co .2
Giant
(SF)_10
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
4
BottlcfS—1
I'——1
Plymouth Rubber Co
303«
T%
Indus———1
General
Pfaudler-Permutlt
36
207b
Bk
Crocker-Anglo Nat
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27
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Permanente Cement
31 %>
34
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First Natl Batik of Boston—12Va
Co_4—6%'
%"__10c
Pan American Sulphur Co—70c
Parker Hannifin Corp
1.
1
37
'
34
137 b
Uranium Mines
Co
Meadow Brook Natl Bank
118 !
114
5
3574
Mercury Electronics—90c
Pacific
35%
10
287/®
96
43 74
26
90
40%
(White
1274
474
Pacific Power & Light
>
10
358
12%
1274
(Phlla)
Trust
8574
338
33Tb
(Chicago)
County Trust Co
Plains NY)
407b
20
Trust
f l-.Ask
Manufacturers A Traders
.
337b
Co—5
I
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)—25
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston.10
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
5
Power Co-—
Gamble Robinson
*
Co_^.y^.
25
First Natl
Pacific
Pepsi-Cola
General Crude Oil Cp-—i- _-2%
General Gas iporp---.2.50
Amer__5
157 b
Pacific
Pendleton
Gas Service
No.
of
157 b
Brewing
Pacific
197b;
•
Bk
1474'
147«
Co—_—_—•
Airmotive Corp—,£
1
Far East, Line
—.£
5
Pabst
Co
647b
80
(Savannah)
Connecticut Bank A Tr Co_12%
26 7«
57b
R
Bid
>38
Liberty Real Estate Bk A Tr
50
First
14%
3874,
Cp-._b
Exch Blc (NY)—10
Commercial
37a
167b'
Paeking
Bk of Phila_10
Natl
237 a
1974
Gavlock
4174
44 Tb
59%
617b
2974
37b
Frito
-
3
Cleve__16
Commercial Trust of N J
22%
Prod—10c
10
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)_10
28
447b
47%
62
26-
of
Bank
29%
Oorp_«—1
177b
—
8074
National
2774
19
Corp—f
*
Manufacturing Corp—5
1574
147®
-
10
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
18%
-Northwestern Pub Serv Co—-—3
*
Co——,-
(N J)
Co
Trust
Natl
17%
26 7b
114
27%
28
5
1374
—1
^
437b
10
Bank
177b
pfd_*
15.74
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Mart .Ine—
10
(Phila)
City Nacl Bk & Tr (Cliicago_25
Cleveland Trust Co^
50
177 b
Old Ben Coal
Industrial
47;
45%
259
Citizens & Southern National
357b
1674
6
1274
12%
Miss River
107 b
59%
55
9
Par
71%
4774
5874
Corp—4.—50c
1
,
50c
Industrial Bk of Com (N Y)
Industrial Natl Bank of
57
67
5474
3374
16 74
Thcnnador
Gas Corp——1
Off-Shore Co
Ask
5374
16
30 7«
20%
Oklahoma
*
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20
Y)
(N
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY)_127b
23 3
Northwest Production
1
Zapata
Natl Bank
Centl-Pemi
1874-
Gas
19%
97b
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
25Tb
15%
:*
Natural
10
35
1774
77b
23"/®
777®
10
24%
Co
Assoc
—4
35y2
1
5
15%
248
100
14
22
21 Va
Corp
Co
337b
32%
Co
7
44 %
41%
28
—7%
Inc
Supply Co
Gas
1674
1474
Bid
674
Louis
Central
1174
2274
Peiui
157b
;
Conversion
Providence
Virginia
Camden
38%
.
18.;
Foote Bros pear & Mach
177/®
Bros
Wurlitzer Company
24%
19 74
39%
34Tb
—2
Food
Wood
1Q74
97b
23
(Newark)_25
Broad St Trust Co
37%
8
A
14%
1
Wisconsin Power A Light Co—10
Witco Chemical
5
67®
23
66
50c
Corp .2
Ft Wa^me Corrugated Paper
10
Florida Steel
67a
5:,.»
62%
367b
35
4774
Northwest
187b
54%
11%
37%
28
_1
St
43
24%
37 74
Oil
974
127b
29%
57b
America N T & S A
of
Chem Com
American Coal
48
87b
5
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y>—lo
15
Inc—.
Utilities Co
File
4574
10c
Williams
21
10
Bank of New York—
Bank of
Northeastern Water Co $4
237b
58:% 77'b-
100
29%
157b
Elec
7.50
Eagle Oil Co
Whiting Corp
297®
f>?\
217b
&
24
2774
l*ar
(S F)
American Trust Co
1974
137b
52 7b
34
14
Gas
5674
22 7b
Bank and Trust Gompanies
1
1
—1
Eng
447®
53 Tb
1
Weyerhaeuser Timber
10
28%
Corp
Oil
417b
1
Natural Gas Co
67 b
5%
25 Vh
&
77®
6%'
•
2874
7%
7
2%
5
com_50c
North
12"%
10%
35%
—10
Fisher Brothers'Co..2.50"
Co
Refining
53%
Fuel
507b
*
21%
Suntide
51
common
607b
47
2774
Corp__l
lc
—•
Syntex Corporation
36
Publishing
56
Point Manufacturing Co_*
Western Lt & Telephone Co—10
47%
9
1
Inc
Gas
23
A
Nortex
44
35%.
1674'"
5174
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Propane
50
Gas
Norris
'
First Boston Corp.
Service
Gas
267b
Western
447 b
1
_1.25
1
2%
-1
Inc
1
Laboratories
North
22
21%.
2—77b
1——1
!—10c
Mfg.Cb;b„—b.
Empire State!Oil Co_
Equity Oil Co
—
Chemical Co
1
5
Swasey Co__
West
38Tb
25
Works.
18
Western Massachusetts Cos
5
non-voting
447®
407b
14%
3974
4874-
16%
22%
197b
Pacific
Em hart
187®
1
Nicholson
'
,
417a
,
Electric
EUictrolnx
,
2074
Ine—7—-.50c
Assoeuifes.^llO
227b
1774
Suburban
21
lc
Alumlnate Corp
New
18%
17%
rNat 0fas Co —1
Iialiistries
Eastern .'"Utilities
21
Suburban
National Shirt Shops of Del—1
22%
A
Westcoast Transmission
10
&
Co—16
National Homes Corp A
Class B common,/
507b
21
■
.
37%
18%
—
Prods
National
-
,
30%
cl B—5
50c
com
National
107b
Duciron
28
Stuhnltv! Greene Corp
C'o
507b
Inc..——1.2
Dynamics Corp. of; America,*- ,»
1
$1
preference.—'——— 2
357b
25
& Electric
Auto
Mountain
22
187b
,
1
Bush
33
Inc
Missouri
30'%
Inc
27%
1
5
Miss Valley. Barge Line Co—_1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co..5
407b
Dun & Kradsti'det
v
-
477b
Co. .5
2574
Minneapolis Gas Co—
Mississippi Shipping Co
15 74
29%
17
197b
3774
46%
Sous
&
18
30^4
41%
3774
137b
367b
Co
Strong Colib & Co
—5
Steel Corp
Machine & Eng—
Class
Miles
13%
.
28lb
Corp
HI. It)
16%
2%
—27b
Washington Natural Gas Co
10
Washington Steel Corp
1
Watson Bros Transport "A"__l
Strnthcrs Wells Corp
44
Co——
Miehle-Gross-Dexter
117b
5
Donnelley
Dunham
•
.
127b
12%
Inc'r^^,- a5
Dictaphone
513/8
Metropolitan
Broadcasting
1
Michigan Gas Utilities Co——5
67.
17%
207b
1
12
42'.b
1
Co
Gas
McNeil
18
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14 74
27 74
% 15%
27
Stouffer Corp
117b
16%
—
McLoutli
87s
3678
12
...
257b
Stepan
Marquardt Aircraft
Maryland Sliipbldg & Dry Co_50c
Maxson (W L) Corp—
3
McLean
Industries
*c
117b
.
107b
—1
Inc.
Arts
10
277b
21%
1774
9
257b
207b
Continental
Co—1
Tele
3874
Mareinoiif;
1674
26%•
24 %
Pro<n:cls_-_5
Consolidated Rock
•
Herriugton Co Inc
Madison
2774
15%.
-.1
(SD) Co
437b
127®
Stores Inc„
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co.
607a
Gas; Corp.,
•
Brothers Co
Warren
44
50c
Vitro Corp of Amer
White
41
Lucky
287b
57
Connecticut Light & Power Co-*
Warren
41
3
Corp—
Steel
Star
Warner &
12
207b
443«
1
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
Ling Electronics—a.
1
307®
417b
48
247b
11
1874
SLatlcr Hotels Delaware Corp—1
3974
53
22%
287b
587b
13%
Co
Liberty Loan
Lone
Stan ley
14%
1374
497b '
5
1
Co
267«
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Co
-
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46
55
-—1
—
27b
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
287®
25
10
Inc
Utah Southern OH Co
,
437®
Slates
Carbon
Common
3
!
3274
Upper Peninsular Power Co
2674
Steamship
2.50
Standard Register
—JL
Stanley Home Products Ine—
574
3 Tb
9
5574,
35%
51%
25
1
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
18%
31%
12%
__1
Spragiie Electric Co
10
Inc
Landers Frary & Clark
Lanolin Plus
Meredith
Commonwealth
47b
1674
Gas_5
Universal Match Corp
3
Producing Co__l
Gas
Stand Fruit
207b
10c
Minerals
227b
*
Corp
19%
14%
3774
1834
2074
1
common
L-O-F Glass Fibres
24%
23
27
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Consul Ereightways.,!,-.—^. f-2.50
12%
-1
Co
Macmillan
—_—i—2Tb
25
1174',.
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32%
United Western
3274
19
Eng Tele Co
South western
50c
16
Marmon
1
31%
2574
217b
Southwestern Elec Svc Co
30
15
—1
Natural
Marlin-Rookwoll
Co—_5(
Southwest
18%
1774
13 7 b
197«
preferred.—
conv
Union Gas
197
186
5
:
127b
257b
Colorado. Milling & Elev CO—1
.Colorado Oil &. Gsis,X2orp coin—3
$1.25
Southern
Inc—
127b
30
„
lo
Varlan Associates
Petrocheuiiciils-1
187®
•
New
15%
2374
comniou.
Stutes
Colonial
Nevada Power Co
Southern
45%
coin—_—1
Colorado Interstate
Southern
2174
1474
Prod'.—2—1
A
5
Co„*
United Utilities Inc
77b
774
Engines
Co
Power
1974
Portland Ccm Co
287b
2874
77b
25%
Corp;.—..1
Cmnunm class 11—~.
Clinton
Coastal
24
5
Co
29%
237b
Chattanooga Gas .(;o;Mv~-'-. -..1 'r';;. 67b
Citimis UcU.Chcom el A—337bc
267«
;f,
Co—10c
& Devel Co„10c
Water
287®
.
34%
1
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
12
3774
14
Southeastern Pub Serv
Calif
Sugar Corp
53
1874
South
26%
Southern Colorado
States
30
46%
Oil
United
497b
_2
Southern
Keystone
70'%
27
21%
;4k-_.10
Corp—
Shore
2474
29%
11
f
347b
2
1
7%
3274
117b
Ketcliuni
517®
287b
28%
& Co
6472
Utilities Co
Koeliring
(G D)
2574
417b
-
/Central; Louisiana Electric Co~5
Sierra Pacific Power Co
5
& Treclcer
Kentucky
417i
31%
-5
Seismograph Service Corp
25Tb
Co.
-
974
30
107b
Co
Co
87b
Co
60
Co—
Kenuametal
2274
38 7 b;
•
-
Elec & (las Co—10
Central Indiana Gat; CoMkk:
63
20%
Central Electric & Gas Co—3%
Central Iil
23%
58 7b
Trust cI Cs——
Searlu
Bantam
157®
1174
Pipe Line Corp—50c
Gas
67b
27
l
18
'1474
l
5674
29%
5
1374
2774
l
Corp
Tucson Gas Elec Lt A Pwr Co_5
107®
43
Supply,—
Corp
Kendall
Tracerlab Inc
*
preferred—.
Kellogg
87®
Towmotor
——1
10%
1
Steel
13%
427®
10
—
Electric
Kearney
28%
8
Carpenter Paper Ciikk._„_k-___-_l
Ccco Steel Products Corp——10
Inc
Lake
1274
407®
9%
1
Sys_l
Co,:
Utilities
Water
16
1
*
1
Service
Kansas-Nebraska
54
Lid. ——10c
237b
20c
7874
9Tb
Kalama/,oo Vcg Parchment Co_10
39%
7474
207 b..
1
Co_
Jessop Steel Co™
Kaiser
707b"
•
Corp
Topp Industries Inc
1
747b
52%
15%
l
7774
—•
12 7b
Inc—
Water
&
He tut/,
Jefferson
l
1
,
Schield
2874
1
Co
Jervis Corp
31%
52%
Corp
Inc
30 3 B
1
common—
Jefferson
47
737b
1
Sabre-Pinoti Corp
San Jacinto Petroleum
83!!
7%
6
Texas Natural Gasoline Corp—1
Trans
Spccr
.'.20% '
37%
Canadian Superior OH ot Calif, 1
Cannon Mills class B coui^^25
Carlisle Corp..
——i
__l
Cedar Point Field
1
Diver Services
Jamaica
14
Colii'unna Wider Hm iee GO—25;
Calif Water & Tele)» Co,
..127b
Oil
Mat——
Plywood
System
9%
57b
52%
16%
574
1274
32
1
Soul hern
Jack <fc
29%'
28%
-y-V-—-—1
Delhi
30
Bakeries
A
$1.48
Canadian
*
Mills
Gas
Public
Iowa
21
19
cb:i.b_*
Califiumnv Oiv.poib Power
u__
i
7
49
Corp
Ryder
27%
26
8%
•
Rose Marie Iteid
2474
Gas
Field
Head
Class
Iowa
28',a
19
Inc.-.
;■
357®
21
Beryllium • Co i;;
Buckeye Steel Castings}
Roddis
277b
Corp
Interstate Motor Freight
Interstate Securities Co_,
8:-i
6%
im-terred .125;
Brush
587b
22%
7%
35
117b
Telephone Corp
10
Manufacturing Co__2%
2574
Water Co
International Textbook Co—
42%
26 Tb
Ine
&.Shbvpe
Bullock'-;
1478
33
Light cot—l
lull •$i.20'
;
Robertson
37%
25c
Myers Inc
(H H) Co
54
Production
Investors
&
1
common——
Interstate
407b
39%
BlackSivulli(•': Bryson liic'com.1
Botaiiy
A
Indian
15%
Bciuh Eras Bug Co.,
25
37%
Beneficial Corn.7..——.;XWL—_1 ;"i; 13
"
Berkshire Hal Itawa.v 1 ue '—1__5
87b
*
Pulp & Paper Corp—
Indiana
24%
.....10
Bell
Robbins
Skil
9%
Texas 111 Nat Gas Pipeline Co_l
Texas Industries Inc
l
Texas National Petroleum
i
1
Indianapolis
Bayloss %A JY^
Roadway Express class A
——27b
A
Husky Oil Co„
467®
87b
257a
Tokheim
Hugoton Gas Trust "units",
43
45%
20
Hugoton
Bales Mfg CoWW;,:...—
1110
Bafcter Laboratories;.,''_•*Cbl1
4174
2374
River Brand Rice Mills Inc
7474
61
6Tb
357®
33
Eastern Trsnsmls Corp_7
Texas Gas Transmission Corp_5
3874
class
Oil
Class
19%
3
37b
Riley Stoker Corp
70
57
/
Texas
3674
147b
36%
18 74
14%
247b
2674
41..1
357b
13%
Rochester
Natural
Hudson
97-
3374
Rockwell
237®
92
2
127b
Co
11Tb
33%
4.10
Co_——
Co
Houston
21%
1
Corp
15
2474
20%
Tekoil
13%
22
Spring Corj)%% —10
8%
1074
10
.
Co:
7%
1
class
i—5
Go—5
Co
Mete.l Corfstriietioii
5c
Corp
A
Ind
Voltage
Houston
397®
5
Engineering
Curtis
Hoover
60
1
Tappan Stove Co
Thermo King Corp
Three States Nat Gaa Co
Time Inc
Houston Corp
2174
56 T'B
5
..
Power
Arkansas. Western
Associated
High
♦
common— —_1
Inc_:
Helena
2674
24 3 ®
.preferred.
Arizona
A/.tee
2474
Xerox
Hearst Cons Publications cl A-25
247®
—4
Inc
Farms.,Co
Par tic
Art
Tb
Incorporated
Anheuser-Bintcli
22
Richardson
Bid
Tampax Inc__
4%
727b
Halokl
32 Tb
■'
574'
Par
537b
4
Republic Natural Gas Co
317 b
297b
Sulphur Corp
Ask
49
1
of America
Reeves Soundcraft
180
165
Hagan Chemicals & Controls
71%
30
*
Corp
Bid
5
Rare Metals Corp
23
American
Grinnell
Bid
tee
preceding page.
8674
59%
43
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
44:
.
.
Monday, February 2, 1950
.
(640)
SECURITIES
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
Quotations
for
Friday,
«
3ft
January
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Investment
9.77
Istel Fund Inc
1.63
1.79
5.57
6.09
5.79
6.29
American
13.25
13.52
14.75
American
32.53
20.36
9.48
30.44
19.82
21.43
14.200
139
Lexington Trust Fund
25c
Lexington Venture Fund
Life Insurance Investors Inc—
20.36
18.73
10.26
.
16.07
19%
17.67
17.37
20 To
17.64
85 %
12.06
13.26
10.32
11.34
8.16
8.94
10.17
—2.50
25c
3.05
3.34
1
12.58
13.67
1
1
Investment Corp—1
23.46
25.09
23.68
25.32
-•
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series
lc
Preferred stock series
lc
7.28
19.00
19.19
7.78
8.06
15.95
17.24
10.32
11.34
4.19
4.59
X5.56
6.08
2.72
2.97
9.98
10.85
11.22
12.33
6.00
6.62
2
1
18.43
20.20
3.22
3.50
1
14.78
16.15
1
15.26
16.50
1
7.30
7.93
lc
lc
shares
———lc
Capital Growth Fund—_—lc
Chemical .shares
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund-lc
Building
Natl Life ,&
Accident Ins... —10
111
16%
National
35%
37%
Nationwide Corp class A
Commonwealth
20.88
Connecticut
General
7.35
Continental
Assurance
ax5.98
Co
(Ky>
Continental
2.73
4.13
3.09
Employers
shares
—lc
3.81
4.20
—lc
2.72
3.00
Special Investment shares—lc
shares
lc
3.18
3.51
2.59
2.87
shares
Transport
13.41
14.50
33'/be
13.04
14.10
of beneficial interest—1
21.52
23.26
int_33%c
beneficial
of
shares
Stock
Growth
Investors
Mass
Fund Inc
Massachusetts Life Fund—
Automation
As
X10.0G
11.04
Gulf Life
Ins
__10
Mutual Trust Shares
109
6%
6%
-5
44%
47%
21*4
Reinsurance
Republic Nati Life Insurance.-2
73
77%
St
60%
63%
1.50
140
155
Seaboard
Republic Insurance
Employees Life
1
6.46
1
X8.83
1
7.42
1
21.81
1
37
39%
1
11.86
12.96
1
13.05
14.11
1
4.68
5.12
1
*
14.93
16.36
10.13
11.05
1
25.05
25.30
England
New York
Fund
of Canada Ltd
Nucleonics Chemistry As
Electronics Shares Inc
One
William
etreet
Fund
Over-the-Counter Securities
Fund Inc
Peoples
Securities
Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Pine Street Fund Inc
Pioneer
Price
Fund
Inc
(T Rowe)
2.50
16.91
18.38
36.21
36.58
Growth Stock
1
15.02
16.33
7.46
8.10
25c
*12.89
13.94
Dist
Shares
Inc
Scudder Fund of Canada
Fund Inc
•
47 (V
Springfield Fire & Marine—._2
-10
$6.50 preferred
10
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Life
Owners
Ins
Standard
Life
5274
Co
63
1
Ins
1
Common Stock Fund
a39.37
92%
39 *4
a28.27
9.69
Shareholders Trust of BostonSmith
15.66
Bid
1.60s Feb.
13.60
14.24
16,
37%
40
10.49
11.49
Television-Electronics Fund
lc
10.56
11.57
Texas. Fund
(Edison
Fund
Bt
Investors
Investment
Fund
Inc
Inc-
a35.25
12.99
11.28
14.07
15.34
9.85
—
<10.77
lc
7.91
8.67
lc
11.56
12.66
Inc—1
17.65
18.18
United Continental Fund
7.85
8.58
19.55
20.15
United Income Fund Shares-
10.96
3 ('28
United Science Fund
12.42
13.57
United
Funds
Inc—
United Accumulated
12.93
11.90
Fund
United
Funds
15,
3%s April
Natl
3s
Feb.
1963—
10,
June
10,
Incorporated Income Fund
1
9.58
10.47
1
9.14
9.88
Fund—lc
12.43
13.60
11.22
12.27
Wellington Equity Fund.—_
11.49
11.14'
12.19
Wellington Fund'
13.96
3%s Feb.
3%s
13.86
5.85
6.32
Nov.
Canadian Pacific Ry 4s
Carrier Corp 4%e
Chance Vought 5%s
1969
Value
Value
Line
Income
Line
Fund
Fund
Special
Inc..
Situations
Inc
10
Investing Corp
Washington Mutual
•
Whitehall Fund 'ac
13.53
14.80
;
100.4
11,
100.1
99.28
100
10, 1965
March
11,
94
1968
99.28
100
Wisconsin Fund Inc
—.
Gas
&
Tel
Phila
Potomac
Commonwealth Gii Ref 6s_.1972
153
157
Puget
Elec
*
122*4'
2s/aS
96
91*4
1975
124
100
93 %
105
Port
Cement
5s
106*2
100(4
100%
1971
15,
Sound
2(4s Feb.
14,
1%S May
17us Aug.
374s
1,
15,
I (4s Oct.
1,
99.11
100.2
1959
374s Feb.
99.31
100
4s
99
•
99.24
99.6
l(4s Oct.
100.8
98.8
27as Feb.
99.26
99.30
1 (4s
15, I960
4%s
92.12
92.20
99.12
99.16
95
95.4
1963——
91.20
91.28
90.18
90.24
1962—
-
Bid
Due
Bid
Ask
oated
Ask
Rate
1.60 (r
6- 2-58
3-
2-59
99.24
99.28
3.60);
11-
3-58
8-
3-59
99.31
100.3
7-
4-
1-59
99.18
99.22
3.50";
12-
1-58
9-
1-59
99.29
100.1
99.23
3.45*;
1-
5-59
10-
1-59
99.28
99.31
99.23
3.43"r
2-
2-59
11-
2-59
99.26
99.30
1-58
8-1-58
5-
4-59
99.19
9-
2-58
6-
1-59
99.19
10-
7-
1-58
1-59
99.28
Due
Dated
100
United States Treasury
Bid
Bills
Yield Price
Bid
s
Ask
99.928
May
15,
99.877
99.884
Juiie
11,
1959
February
99.840
June
18,
March
99.780
99.789
June
22,
1959
1959
99.731
99.741
June
25,
1959
1959—
99.680
99.693
Julv
99.627
99.642
July
1959
1959
99.561
99.577
Julv
9, 1959
16,
19o9
99.501
99.512
Jul'y
23.
1959
99.448
99.461
1959
99.396
99.343
99.207
1959
105%
26, 1959
1959
99.830
104%
99.409
1993
February
5,
12,
97
100
March
19,
116
March 26,
101*2
102
April
101
101%
April
124%
April 16,
April 23.
Gulf States Utilities 4%s___1989
103
103*/4
Trans
95
2,
9,
99.979
1959
5,
112
93%.
5s
1959
99.981
April 30.
2,
—
1987
97 %
98%
100%
113
116
FOOTNOTES FOR
100%
Underwood
1981
83
8414
Corp 5%s
U S Industries 414s
Mueller Brass 3%£
1975
94
99
Universal Match
•National Can 5s
1976
115
Span-Uranium 5%s ww__1963
84
1971
—
1959
4—1970
91
95
.hi—1976
154
159
Washington Wtr Pvr 4%s_1989
Westeoast Trans 514s
1988
101
101 %
101
104
d
par value
Net. asset value.
k Admitted
Stock
b Bid
to
listing
i.
Exchange
yield price
Ex-rights,
t New
on
the New York
x
stock. *
Ex-dlvidepd.
■wi When
y
99.357
99.224
99.015
98.912
98.864
98.848
98.767
98.700
98.633
98.537
98.467
98.575
98.507
98.833
98.816
98.725
98.666
1959
July 30, 1959
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
*No
a
98.979
98.874
Ask
98.597
—
Line—
5.60s
Transeont Gas Pipe Line 5s 1979
5s
100.26
;
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
99.922
Gas 4%s_1979
Pipe
93.20
100.22
1963
1959
1971
Canada
99.24
93.12
1903
1,
1,
95
99.16
Rate
March
Amer
94.24
19g2
15,
April
99.18
100.20
1962—.
15.
l*4s Oct.
96.8
100.16
1962
1,
37Vs Nov.
98
100.5
3(48 Nov. 15, 1959
1*4s April 1, 1960
97.8
99.14
Aug. 15, 1962—
1.
99.16
96
1961
15,
l(4s April
99.18
1960
1.
1959
1982
Oct.
13,
Sperry Rand 514s ww
118
100.4
19,
—.
;
Tel
Ask
99.14
1960
February
*
Lgt—
Pow A:
Bell
point
1(48 April 1, 1961
374 May 15, 1961
4s
Aug. 1, 1961
1 (4s
3'4s May
a
97
3*Vs May
99.27
99.18
February
Textron
& Sons—
96%
Bid
99.9
1959
1959
15,
Nov.
32nds of
or more
99.16
1959
15,
100
one
Maturity—
99.25
1959
l*4s March 24,
Ask
104
Quebec Natural Gas 534s—1985
Sheraton Co'of Am 5s ww__1967
Southern
100 */4
98%
100.4
103 (V
165
99%
93%
97 34
95%
1972———-
100
k„
160
1984
%
93%
101
99.28
1993
4%s
&: Rubber 6s ww 1982
Household Finance 4%s
94%
102
92%
1972-19G7
1959
1959
122%
N
1,
4!4s Feb.
107%
140
(M)
3 (4 s May
94%
Yield Price
117
136
Lcwenstein
100.16
100
94.20
100%
Treasury Notes (Continued )-
120
1977
Gen'I Tire
92%
1970
1970-1967
99.31
Ask
1990
4%s
4%s
Electric
Southern Natural
General
101%
1,
1986
Tel
&
5%s
1976
94
99.28
wi
4(48 Oct.
15,
3V
100.4
94.4
1969
98.20
98
100
99%
-
1969
1983
Pacific
100
1975
20,
March
98.28
99.16
100.4
-
k-
1977
5s
5*46
110
4s
98%
474s July 15,
3 (4s April 1,
Bid
Certificates of Indebtedness
12.49
1973
Pacific Petroleum
108
3%e—
1961
99.4
100.4
"
1990
104%
EI Paso Natural Gas 5*48—1977
3.
Sept. 20, 1961
98.8
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity—
Elec—
4*28
1977
Commonwealth Edison 4%S-2009
99%
98.12
99.26
100.4
11.16
%
Bid
Bonds—
Pacific
106
:_1982
98.20
106
wi
1960
474s
96.20
Ask
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
3.25 fl¬
Security Issues
103
98.28
1,
3%s Sept.
99.24
100-
1959
I960
99.18
,
99.20
May 1, 1962
2%s May 1, 1963
3%s May 2, I960
100.2
96.12
1963
point
a
4s
100.3
100
1963
of
Juno
2 (4s
100.7
8.93
xlO.21
Investors Fund Inc
7.68
3.87
X3.54
8.17
Wall Street
7.02
101V4
35%
1959
1960
3%s April
98
12,
138 l/c
Trailer
1,
Feb.
4s
2.300
Fruehauf
2%s
99.18
2.00(r
Ferro Corp
20,
99.23
1962
13,
3(Vs March
4%s
15.22
12.82
Value Line Fund Inc—
96*4
32%
1959
1%8 Oct.
100.1
99.10
6.38
8.59
95
47%
—2
1,
3'4s May 1,
99.14
I960
Aug. 23,
7.65
Income Fund of Boston Inc—1
Burlington Industries 4*48—1975
44%
Bid
99.19
1959
10, 1959
X5.84
2.54
63
34%
26%
Bank Bonds—
Land
2%s May
97.24
99.31
l*4s April 1, 1959
l(4s Oct. 1, 1959
a26.33
61
89%
—2
32nds
more
or
3%s Feb 1.
3%8 Aug. 10, 1959
3%s Oct. 13, 1951 wi
4s June 10,
I960 wi.
3%s
one
100.4
97.8
1959
18.16
16.71
Ltd
1
1980-76
97%
86
N Y
Westchester Fire
Mortgage Assn—
l.G5s April
2s
1959
X7.00
Canada
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
British Petroleum 6s
93 3 V
of
100.2
100
15,
Treasury Notes—
I7«s Feb. 15, 1959
4.95
8714
City
99.30
99.30
16, 1959
April
Federal
99.27
11.91
Ask
24%.
31%
(N
Guaranty Co__.10
U S Life Insurance Co in the
Federal
1959
15.59
lc
Bid
Y)__.—8
-5
Trust
Fidelity
14.86
Sovereign
Steel
86 %
38%
61%
57%
—
Ask
Loan Banks—
3%s March
17.16
Southwestern Investors Inc
Sterling
1969
36%
111
10.49
6.59
5%s
U S
36%
106
.10
:
Travelers
Figures after decimal point represent
Federal Home
12.35
1.25
Shares
Amer
6.01
J&G&ckfc—-
Standard Accident
;
Obligations of Government Agencies
April 1, 1959
3.50s June 1, 1959—
11.30
Selected
lc
Barium Steel
7%
4
89
10
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
1.70s March 2,
1959
Clark—
RR. Equipment shares
Railroad Stock shares
Recent
Haven)
U S Fire
;
(Fla)
(New
Title Guar &
50
5
———
2.85s
Bcudder Stevens &
Railroad Bond shares——lc
lc
34*4
27%
4%s June
14.30
State Street Investment Corp—
Stein Roe & Farnum Fund
Fund-lc
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Institutional Insur Fund
lc
87
.10
44 (V
Co.
Capital Fund
2.61
Institutional Growth
.10
26(4
23.58
New
13.20
""Inst Foundation Fund
6,.25
—
(Jacksonville Fla)-2'/a
Insurauce
8.11
Series
2.36
Investors
Shares Ltd—
Co
Security
9.65
Growth Stock Series
1
9.39
Marine.
&
Surety
47%
7.02
Stock Series
Income
l
2.78
Fire
—
45(4
Jersey Insurance Co ol N Y—10
12.05
Eaydock Fund Inc
Paul
(Texas/
5
—-
19%
67
118
9.10
Putnam Growth Fund
10c
17%
.10
110
Jefferson
7.08
Series K-DA
-2
(N Y/
Corp
—4
6.75
Quarterly
5.45
——
—5
12.24
9.00
4.98
Co__
28%
-1
6.18
8.40
10c
Insurance
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
11.20
7.76
E-C7
Life
41%
1
7.66
Inc—
_5
Phila
23
1
8.48
1
26 "2
71%
64
-5
74%
American
Home
14.04
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
67%
Peerless Insurance Co
38%
121
8.14
"Utilities
.10
70
10
Home
Bcudder Stevens & Clark
shares
104
97
.—10
.
83%
12.89
4.72
(Minn/
Indemnity Co
24%
11.92
4.32
Pacific
82
National Investors Corp
X8.33
51%
78%
206
1
15%
48
Y__ 12(4
National Life
Northwestern
Insurance
N
of
22%
115
1
Co
79%
197
Dividend Series
Ins
.10
10
Preferred Stock Series
Northern
.10
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection
and Insurance Co
10
Series
46%
137V
Phoenix
3.60
Bond
367a
42(4
River 4——
North
Providence-Washington
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C/
22.30
Series—
3374
—.
—
84%
3.37
Security
507s
5
.2.50
Fire
61(4
20.61
National
46(4
80*4
1
1
54%
10
Fire
58*4
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc_l
of beneficial interest
50%
4
(D C/
Hanover
12.82
Bank
103
al4.73
1
Corp
lc
lc
.-lc
Institutional
62%
21*4
2
Casualty..
_„2.50
Ft.
—
Mutual
shares—lc
Institutional
(S
Insurance
Republic.
C/
Mutual Investment Fund Inc.—1
8.21
9.06
59(4
20
84%
50%
45%
5
Northeastern
4
3%
80
47*4
*
Hampshire
York
116
42 (V
3 33%
Amsterdam
New
122
1
5
5
Government
8.31
8.20
<D
Great
14.97
11.53
As
17.20
V.69
7.48
76(4
Falls
Globe
12.10
13.77
8.27
72
—1.25
General Reinsurance Corp
11.07
l
10.53
Fund
Life
Franklin
X15.91
1
—lc
119(4
10
Fidelity Ac Deposit of Md
Fireman's
1
Shares
Union Fire
54(2
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y__.10
1
Fund
Fully Administered shares—lc
General Bond shares—__—lc
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
178
115
4
Inc
Fund
Inc
9.04
170
Federal
Mutual Income Fund
(Geo)
10.47
353
Government Employees Ins
Fund
9.56
339
Reinsurance Corp__5
Glens
Puritan
14.71
29%
2
Trust
Investors
Putnam
13.44
27!
—5
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
Employees Group Assoc
2.80
Fire
National
5
Inc——
3.75
Life
New
Co
2.47
Bonding
New
2
Life—10
lc
9.25
13.06
5
Casualty Co
Forster
As
63
Ins
19.10
12.53
8.25
Incorporated
Life
12.61
8.44
lc
Series
13.58
11.43
Electrical
Hamilton Funds
116
28 (V
shares
Fund Inc
Growth Industry Shares
...10
26
1514
Bankers
Crum
Balanced Series
6.66
Energy Fund Inc————10
Equity Fund Inc
.——20c
Fidelity Fund Inc—
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc__1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc——10c
Florida Mutual Fund Inc
1
Tobacco
As Shippers._lo
Bankers Natl Life Ins (N J)
10
Beneficial Stan Life Ins Co.
1
,
Managed Funds-
Missiles-Jets
17.46
80 %
22.65
shares
70*4
Re-Insurance
6.74
Sayles Mutual Fund—*
Loornis
Units
789
722
9.28
shares—
66
(Galveston)
11.54
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc—
Massachusetts
20.06
•Petroleum
(Bait/.—.10
(Wash D C/
Mercury
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
General Industries shares—lc
14.700
132
Stock Fund
18
12.09
Shares-
Mining shares
Monument
Boston Insurance Co—
8.68
Xll.00
Fund Inc—1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc—1
Diversified Investment Fund—1
shares
23 (V
6.56
8.67
Delaware Income
Bond
21%
7.16
28.16
Investing Co Inc
1
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
1
Delaware Fund
■———1
Merchandising
14%
6.25
5.99
18.82
De Vegh
Institutional
13%
X6.52
16.12
shares—
4
Amer Nat Ins
5IV
i
American Surety Co
10.62
Food
Merchants Ac Manufacturers
13.91
9.77
Equipment shares
39%
Amer
13.58
X12.42
3974
363V
12.73
16.09
x37%
5
12.86
14.88
5
70
20.34
17%
43%
49
11.66
Inc
407V
5
(Low
Fund
5
1
Casualty
Maryland
61*4
253
4(4
5
19.39
7.94
243
10
Merchants Fire Assurance
17.94
Fund-—
National Life
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc—1
Mass Indemnity Ac Life Ins.
American
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—
22
57*4
Massachusetts
15.65
Knickerbocker
24%
20%
.
Va
474
14.35
14.95
23
1
10
.—3
Tenn
Life Companies Inc
Life Insurance Co of
5%
(Speculative Com Stk/—
27.68
18%
12%
S-2
13.64
of
41%
41V
S-3
25.60
54*4
11%
18.64
12.45
Priced Com Stks)_
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd.
2%
21%
50(4
1
13.24
S-4
Ask
2(4
19%
1
22.25
14.83
Electronics &
Home
(Speculative Pfd Stks/ —
(High-Grade Com Stk) —
(Income Com Stocks) —
Paper
Aviation shares
32%
Bid
Co..65c
(Va)_.5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)„2
Life & Casualty Ins Co
Lincoln
Amer Ins Co
8-1
Par
Lawyers Mtge Ac Title
Lawyers Title Ins Corp
37%
31
11.43
10.31
Petroleum
Corp
34
2%
10.47
X9.44
10.62
General Investors Trust
Co-5
Priced Bonds/
9.77
General Capital
Assurance
(Newark N J)
Investors Corp
(Low
1
Commonwealth Investment-—1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund Inc__
1
Composite Fund Inc
—1
Concord Fund Inc——
1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Crown Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
Group Securities—
Automobile shares
14*8
(Discount Bonds)
(Income Pfd Stocks/
1
Gas Industries Fund Inc
13
Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla)
12.18
——
Inc
.__i
5
Amer
B-3
Commonwealth Income
Futures
17.91
K-l
Metal
Fundamental Investors Inc
25.02
B-4
11.69
Founders Mutual Fund—.
247a
9.26
10.77
Electronics
22%
10
preferred
conv
20.69
ICO
—
22.93
SI.25
12.19
1
-1
Canadian International Growth
Fund Ltd
—1
Century Shares Trust1
Chase Fund ol Boston
1
Chemical I und Inc
50c
Christiana Securities Corp—100
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Eaton <?c Howard—
Ealanced Fund
38(4
4.74
Lazard
Dividend Shares
24.16
25.21
81*4
36
39
16%
Agricultural Insurance Co
16.41
K-2
267
American Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
—
29.76
Ltd
Diversified Trustee
Series E——
34.78
34.10
Companies
198
256
10
Life
8.52
Canadian Fund Inc
Fund Inc—
Aetna
4.34
1
1l/o preferred
Colonial Fund Inc—
12.55
a22.73
Mutual Fund—
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)——
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds/(The/
Johnston
40
11.27
Casualty
Aetn?
Ask
189
7714
As Surety.
10
Aetna Insurance Co———10
11.48
Trust of Boston—
8.94'
General Fund—
< 1954 #
Co
4.30
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr of America
*
Boston Fund Inc
1
Broad Street Investment
1
Buiiocfc Fund Ltd
1
Canada
Investment
4.5ft
37%
Ltd
California Fund Inc
7.86
4.61
10.31
lc
of America——
7.26
Axe-Houghton Fund "A'' Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp_lc
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
4.22
Intl Resources Fund Inc
2.13
Bid
Par
Ask
Bid
Far
Funds—
Mutual
1.93
Fund
;
-25c
Affiliated Fund Inc
1.25
American Business Shares
1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Aruer Research 6: Development-*
Associated Fund Trust
*
Atomic Devel Mut Fund Inc__l
Aberdeen
Canada
Ask
Bid
Fa'
f unds—
Aiutual
issued,
Ex-stock
dividend
Volume
189
Number
5817
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(641)
Third Federal Reserve
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
District-Philadelphia—
Week Ended
1959
Bank
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
based
us
an
increase compared with
Pre¬
a year ago.
Saturday, Jan. 31, clearings for all
Philadelphia
Reading
14.5% above those of the corresponding week last year.
Scranton
at
$24,829,800,971 against $21,691,267,790 for the
there is
gain for the week ending Friday, of 18.8%.
a
the week follows:
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
1959
:++/;/■+' +
1958
■%
(11
945,000,000
+
7.4
IWncuuuttl
Cleveland
664,629,334
+
5.3
399,316,208
4-18.5
Sc. Louis
390.500,000
4-
651,747,717
+
455,289,931
4-
0.1
518,495,298
4-
cities,
five
+
4.6
Other
cities,
live
339,756,528
819,140,089,103
$16,629,656,817
4,218,009,145
4-13.2
West
days
Total all
1.
cities, five days
All cities, one day
$23,914,843,993 $20,847,665,962
914,951,978
,
6,725,865
6,381,74)
3,297,03%
5,897,219
15,461,540
+ 50.8
16,906,883
14,276,16)
15,403,271
—15.5
14,086,818
12,874,257
1,191,667,221
1,063,249,981
+ 12.1
1,347,338,758
1,303,617,92)
7,216,171
11,215,259
10,544,184
4-6.4
9,592,811
11,194,873
310,171,560
613,704,017
59,965,400
290,797,667
4-
6.7
303,913,696
283,86a, 191
591,363,966
4*
3.8
586,317,643
559,454,933
58,171,400
12,753.324
4-
3.1
53,788,000
51,420,801)
+
3.5
14,888,109
11,998,855
+■' 7.3
13,058,153
8,920,791)
12,000,107
498,126,074
—10.7
484,824,198
453,000,374
—
0.5
1.466.302,610
1,330.651,983
+:
7.6
„
—
/
:
13,200,861
;
12,871,835
445,037,531
—
...
843,601,828
$24,829,800,971 $21,691,267,790
1,466,166,463 i:, 1,473,755.470
Virginia—Huntington
4,803,655
Virginia—Norfolk
>
Richmond
South
Carolina—Charleston.
Maryland—Baltimore
4-14.7
4-
Cities)
(7
4,464.841
21,522,000
239,721,579
207.440,507
22,172,300
3,984,482
3,860,647
2.9
20,586,490
19,838,00)
+ 15.6
205,279,732
202,153,42.)
—
8,778,486
8,077,302
+
3.7
9,879,285
387,831,772
135,100,127
357,148,124
130,728,G74
+
8.6
370,846,003
341,437,26)
Columbia—Washington-.
+
3.4
109,090,895
111,218,11)
(6 cities)
797,757,619
730,031,756
+
9.3
719,666,887
6^5,637,01)
31,798,731
130,697,484
411,300,000
5,063,619
+ 11.7
30,404,898
27,633,021
+ 23.4
130,822,988
117,630,702
5.6
390,300,000
380,500,00)
7,933,679
District of
8.5
Total
Total all cities for week
+ 23.1
3,684,16)
,
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
4-15.1
4,774,759,890
days
3,478,223
9.7
355,330,504
Ten
3,751,105
6,506,561
9.6
13,011,479
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total
Baltimore
+ 28.5
+ 19.9
—
9.0
455,787,049
__
4,427,801
7,259,276
23,308,889
"
___________
Youngstown
9.4
710,418,000
i
_
Cleveland
357,000,000
568,851,840
_
Pittsburgh
4,871,058
8,230,165
4,004,840
Columbus
473,305,493
.
San Francisco
1,246,000,00)
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
7.0
Mansfield
___
1,567,041
3,890,481
1,286,000,000
_~~~~
cities)
Olpo-xPaitfon
4-
699.705,512
Kansas City
3,912,391
+ 11.9
+18.8
1,125.133.427
*1,015,000,000
Philadelphia
1,953,165
+ 10.2
Jersey—Trenton
Total
•:
+ 21.9
1,987,34)
*2,443,521
4,333,550
.
Delaware—Wilmington
New
$
2,177.750
■
1,001,000,000
3,790,671
6,863,963
York
1,193,389,053
___________
Boston
I
Our comparative summary for
$13.277,301,646 $11,173,288,3 74
Chicago
center
$
1,839,997
4,774,635
~~
_
Wilkes-Barre
1956
1957
or
7.6
—14.2
+
1,120,000,000
BY TELEGRAPH
New York
J:
At this
1958.
V.v
:•
Week Ended Jan. 31—
|
Our preliminary totals stand
week in
same
2,636,648
1,730,085
2,108,764
January 24-
Inc.
Dec. 7c
1,705,233
2,262.833
J
7
'
Lancaster
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings will be
$
1,835,282
~
Bethlehem
Chester
of the country, indicate that for the week ended
1958
$
Pennsylvania- Altoona
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
43
5,517,086
+ 43.8
7,120,604
6,653,46)
333,767,121
+ 15.5
260,152,522
261,625,507
247,566,922
15,375,002
289,079,778
236,873,785
14,372,651
194,579,394
654,221
681,678
235,760,836
1,478,617,747
4-14.5
7,129,762
'
Complete and exact details for tile week
in
our
issue of next week.
We
ends Saturday and the
Saturday figures
Accordingly, in the above
covered
cannot furnish them
by the foregoing will
today, inasmuch
not available at time of going to press.
are
the last day of the week in all
cases
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
appear
the week
as
Tennessee—Knoxville
statement, however, which
we
present further below,
able to give final and
complete results of the previous week—the week ended
Jan. 24. For that week there was an
increase of
8.9%, the aggregate clearings for the
whole country having amounted to
$25,692,288,249 against $23,593,993,942 in the
Outside of this city there
was
a
Alabama—Birmingham
Mobile
following
we
furnish
a
summary
SUMMARY
Week Ended Jan. 24
Boston
York
same
4th
Cleveland
5th
Richmond
6th Atlanta
7
—
6
—
10
_
cities
8th
St.
9th
Minneapolis
7
Kansas
4
City__^
$
13,832,632,578
Inc.
12,779,290,178
1957
or
7c
$
1,191,667,221
886,961,158
815,621,293
+
8.2
12,299,648,493
11,463,008,421
+ 12.1
1,063,249,981
1,466,166,463
1,473,755,470
108
now
week ended
add
our
Indiana—Fort
563,707
222,772,322
+
5.8
230,267,044
219,104,301
1,348,157,134
+
9.7
1,261,991,965
1,227,015,571
1,347,338,758
1,303,617,929
0.5
1,466,382,610
9,881,884
11,413,077
87,174,000
87,198,000
9,629,877
9,535,392
3,667,857
146,627,245
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
2,435,908
19,360,221
13,549,360
—
Haute
Terre
12,604,581
526,66%
3,752,244
140,005,602
4 14.8
3,055,429
2.148,60i
6.0
19,586,466
19,263,79*
6.7
9,397,783
10,476,197
+ 18.7
—
+
11,905,336
10,461,973
0.1
75,152,000
70,688,00)
+v 1.0
8,876,507
2.2
3,064,264
3,221,12)
4.7
138,280,637
125,337,35*
—
—
+
9,560,853
Des
Rapids
Moines
7,734,051
——
--
——
46,556,552
+
8.5
43,114,444
39,909,514
15,544,579
+ 35.8
13,654,991
12,765.217
+ 20.2
:
6,518,025
?!
5,814,285
1,438,880
1,505,599
4.4
1,343,697
1,229,405,185
1,086,596,720
+ 13.2
6,665,077
—13.3
—-
——
11,377,716
13,945,279
9,099,726
+ 25.0
1,104,200,395
7.046,338
14,443,147
9,493,132
1,117,304,347
5,778,165
15,343,161
6,920,287
6,942,723
0.3
6,530,515
5,550,474.
1,641,822,165
1,476,870,673
+11.2
1,475,663,106
1,462,444.845
400,400,000
390,600,000
4.0
376,900,000
207,715,838
227,339,924
8.6
195,571,214
366,300,000
172,392,46)
151,482,533
139,683,589
8.4
147,574,570
138,967,46)
2,422,272
2,656,116
8.8
2,563,879
2,408,033
768,020,643
760,279,620
1.0
722,609,663
680,567.961
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
Peoria
6,432,090
50,530,736
21,103,314
Iowa—Cedar
—
—
—
(17 cities)
—
+ 10.0
—
1,454 973
6,113,125
13,372.383
9.002,12)
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1,380,651,988
—
Missouri—St.
Louis
—
.Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
Total
730,031,756
+
9.3
719,666,887
1,343,157,134
+
9.7
1,261,991,965
;———-
1,476,870,673
+ 11.2
1,475,663,106
1,462,444,845
768,020,643
760,279.629
+
1.0
722,609,663
600,567,961
723,574,836
628,339,543
+15.1
562,355,029
506,185,084
Minneapolis
760,297,168
611,803,030
+ 24.3
636,975,771
586,375,628
St.
+
cities)
+
1,227,015,571
1,641,822,165
685,037,010
(4
—
575,392,027
1,445,698,414
1,250,067,481
25,692,288,249
23,593,903;942
11,259,16/5,318
9.8
561,424,855
526,158,365
+15.6
1,271,605,019
1,150,131,184
+
8.9
23,212,623,314
+
9.4
11,357,012,605
detailed
statement
North
10,754,199,257
South
...
Rhode Island—Providence
New Hampshire—Manchester
cities)-..
5,340,383
18,825,877
14,875,808
+ 26.6
13,357,995
12,245,283
628,389,543
+15.1
502,355,029
506,185,084
1958
Inc. or
Dec. 7c
1957
::
6o4,o24
190,094,945
10,282,632
151,923,649
jioirwl
I"
Omaha
$
1956
an'd^'744
30,4.33,744
7.354,157
.
+ 54.1
2,592,791
2,361,675
—25.0
6,662,230
+ 47.5
986,543;
0.9
8,367,274
4 25.1
in,825,628
—
0.6
—
Kansas—Topeka
$
704,737
4 50.1
965,8x2
10,194,651
■
»
-
8,119,94)
3,863,27)
10,497,959
961.08)
540,249
8,279,300
13.9,878.76)
9,963,6X6
16,216,6/1
14,910,5^.8
23,692,930
385,045,057
6,838,843
7,209,395
760,297,168
+ 45.4
26,353,714
+ 24.6
44,256,324
Wichita
Mirsourr-iLansas"c"uy:::::::::::.
2,418,250
—
City-
1,150,899
Hastings
418,244,212
+
8.8
12,225,549
—
5.1
14,502,818
5,492,886
24.3
636,975,771
586,375,623
611,803,030
wpnh
6,445,963
Colorado—Colorado
Total
(9
795,577,226
756,072,599
5.2
741,237,639
682,456,535
3,026,719
+ 23.4
3,177,136
+ 44.6
1,525,745
3,236,043
+
9.4
3,413,022
3,161,603
13,285,991
+13.4
14,686,862
13,915,613
+ 11.8
11,060,052
10,039,735
Fort Worth
38,961,509
+ 15.0
41,713,906
35,292,062
22,049,867
+11.7
24,929,978
24,222,537
cities)——
Dallas
11,820,553
Springs—
5,789,080
3,303,757
1.214,176
13,213,612
Connecticut—Hartford
5,406,227
Lincoln
15,184,628
i
+ 12.6
+ 15.3
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
3,541,052
__
+ 19.2
6,360,061
4,970,172
7,334,710
cities).
(7
1,755,341
New Bedford
121,804,62)
,—
3,735,983
-
9,217,137
345,594,427
188,614,908
8,481,025
4,081,861
Nebraska—Fremont
5,518,468
River
8,980,855
383,424,158
+ 12.1
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen
Total
showing the figures for each city for the
3,727,229
Massachusetts—Boston
5.3
+ 16.3
162,052,720
9,828,350
4,412,141
—
Montana—Billings
Of
Portland
9,014,342
421,846,121
181,6S0,984
11,714,569
723,574,836
Paul
Helena
years:
1959
Maine—Bangor
8,532.396
490,516,128
Minnesota—Duluth
21,787,415,279
"
cities
District—Minneapolis
Ninth Federal Reserve
II
"
$
(12
15,161,499
2,796,864
.
South Bend
1,478,617,747
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
Total
189,588,445
7.0
4.0
II
January 24 for four
Haven
4.5
+
fl
Clearings at—
New
6,157,93)
+
10,544,131
Wayne.
Indianapolis
Week Ended January 24—
Springfield—
7,610,258
—.
18,201,336
....—_...—
797,757,619
631,779,020
—10
+ 25.7
District—Chicago-
M
12,315,544,423
Worcester.
-
....
Lansing
$
6.4
"
—i.—
Lowell—
-
Seventh Federal Reserve
1956
+■
•<
...
12th San Francisro..__
Fall
(10 cities)
Total
Dec.
896,617.040
9
Louis
We
Orleans..:
Springfield
<■
.
17
Dallas
1958
954,254,375
9
...11
_
Chicago
Total
Total
.
Michigan—Ann Arbor—
Grand Rapids...———
OF BANK CLEARINGS
$
—_
Philadelphia
11th
Louisiana—New
by Federal Reserve Districts:
1959
-
—12
3rd
10th
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Rockford
In the
7th
—
+
gain of 9.4%, the bank clearings at
cago Reserve District has to its credit an
improvement of 11.2%, the St. Louis Reserve
District of 1.0% and the
Minneapolis Reserve District of 15.1%. In the Kansas City
Reserve District the totals record an
expansion of 24.3%, in the Dallas Reserve Dis¬
trict of 9.8% and in the San
Francisco Reserve District of 15.6%.
New
6,363,920
Macon
•
this center showing an increase of
8.4%. We group the cities according to the Federal
Reserve Districts in which
they are located and from this we note that in the New
York Reserve District the totals
register a gain of 8.2%, in the Boston Reserve Dis¬
trict of 6.4% and in the
Philadelphia Reserve District of 12.1%, In the Cleveland
Reserve District the totals are smaller
by 0.5% but in the Richmond Reserve District
the totals are larger by 9.3% and in
the Atlanta Reserve District by 9.7%. The Chi¬
2nd
_
Augusta
has to be estimated.
we are
1st
L
Florida—Jacksonville
In the elaborate detailed
week in 1958.
35,526,426
161,269,620
434,400,000
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
44,819,477
24,626,259
39,510,900
^
34.592,000
3,044,200
2,485,176
954,254,375
396,617,040
+
+
14.2
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
1,649,889
Texas
Austin
—
10,606,511
496.888,993
38,897,405
13,834,0/0
«.
543,774,269
45,547,560
+ 30.4
10,464,664
9,505,523
9.4
480,585,588
+ 17.1
39,610,920
449,786,355
36,227,93)
+
—12.1
7,050,000
6,831,000
<3,687,000
7,610,000
.14,116,667
13,950,883
631,779,020
575,392,027
9.3
241,328,823
183,868,501
+ 31.3
6,560,302
Galveston
5,15—,311
+ 27.3
4,071,055
4,431,481
+17.G
139,141.072
169,100,302
4.8
99,016,617
88,117,304
—
+,
Falls
Wichita
33,354,400
-
Louisiana—Slireveport
—
5.2
7,159,372
7,342,070
+
1.1
16,554,311
16,415.467
561,424,855
526.158,363
30,167,000
+ 22.5
2,607,397
886,961,158
Total
2,604,924
6.4
(6 cities)
/
815,621,293
+
—
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Seattle
Second Federal Reserve District--New York—
New
York—Albany
Buffalo
Yakima
53,247,574
28,773,291
+ 85.1
24,909,523
38,424,212
143,574,383
148,178,311
3.1
147,989,440
137,231,686
Elrnira
3,161,766
2,805,764
+ 12.7
3,457,722
3,142,219
Jamestown
3,264,858
2,uGG,200
+
24.5
3,622,502
2,838(,324
13,376,743,826
12,334,738,624
+
8.4
11,855,610,709
11,033,216,022
47,009,540
40,943,446
+ 14.8
43,011,780
37,975,483
31,147,411
28,191,933
+ 10.5
(a)
26,832,622
New York
Rochester
Syracuse—
Connecticu t—Stam ford
New Jersey—Newark
Northern
New Jersey
78,836,433
—
24,585,676
21,189,467
-40:000,000
68,454,787
C
PaSen7L0nS ^
Smi
Francisco
Sn Tnfn
77,921,426
+
1.2
95,646,782
88,238,501
+
8.4
84,760,175
12,779,290,178
+
8.2
12,299.648,493
11,463,008,421
total
(108
(9
cities)
♦Estimated,
22,367,717
25,935,268
18,147,566
+
10.9
631,963,803
17,784,074
622,004,293
+
4.8.4
27,315,997
27.184,347
+
12.2
7,687,823
6.075,275
+ 20.5
11,174,622
11,078,49)
25,269.954
10,558.470
14.075,559
11.679.9e1
+ 15.6
9,406,347
1,445,698,414
(10 Cities)
81,797,905
13,832,632,578
Total
181,987.393
+ 20.2
+ 19.0
673,026,999
37,507,650
III
——
Grand
+
746,276,682
—
SSta Barbara""
stocictmf
llllli
^3^9
1
cities)
Outside New York City
Total
8SSK8
-I
38,737,816
71,700,966
-
207,151,196
(a) Clearings
1,250,067,481
1,271,605,019
1,150,131,184
25,692,288,249
23,593,903,942
+
8.9
23,212,623,314
21,787,415,27)
12,315,544,423
11,259,165,318
+
9.4
11,357,012,605
10,754,199,257
operations
discontinued.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
46
Monday, February 2, 1959
.
.
.
(642)
Series
due
for the week just passed.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
BY
RATES CERTIFIED
23,
JANUARY
TO JANUARY
1959
Noon Buying Rata for
(Value In United States Money)
Cable Transfers in New York
Monday
Tuesday
Jan.26
Friday
Jan. 23
Jan.27
Jan. 28
$
.0151420
.0151070
pound
Australia,
.0383358*
.0199937
.0199987
1.033281
1.032500
.210610
1.033750
.210520
.210595
.210623
.210585
.00311405*
.00311405*
.00311405*
.00311405*
.00311405*
.00203774
.00203790
.00203792
.00203774
.00203797
.239400^
.239450
.239475
.210535V*
franc—
(Metropolitan),
Germany, Deutsche mark
India, rupee
Ireland, pound—
.210605
.210670
.210640
2.809375
2.808437
2.808937
.239425
.239455
1957, due May
.328862
.328970
.0800500
.0800560
.0800560
.0800500
.0800560
.265190
.265200
.265175
2.781559
2.78155S
2.780631
2.781126
.140175
.140112
.140168
.140212
.496950*
—_
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.0349400*
.0349933*
.0349340*
.0349500*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.193260
.193266
.193261
.
1
.193265
.232012
.231956
.231937
.231943
148
-Feb 16
—
5ft
*2246
150
1
subord. conv. debs.. ..Feb 28
5+2ft
-Feb
151
19
—
cumul. conv. preferred
347
5
stk. -Feb
4+ift convertiMe preferred stock
Corp.,
344
Register'Co.—' :•
convertible, subordinated debentures due 1981_
.ft
483
2.798879
2.798879
2.797945
2.809375
2.C08437
—Feb
9
ft 152
1967— -Feb
16
89
Products Co., Inc.—
debentures due
convertible-.subordinated
5ft
X In volume
188.-
2.798442
2.809375
4 ft ft
Standard Coil
.231943
2.797945
pound
United Kingdom, pound sterlingUnion of South Africa,
479
479
.0238095*
.193252
.0349260*
.0238095*
—
478
ft
National Cash
.140137
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
*
.265200
.265187
2.780631
pound
—
Magnavox Co.,
McLouth Steel
.328662
.328904
Malaysia, Malayan dollar—-—
krone
1967
Holt, Renfrew- <te Co;, Ltd+ $5 cumulative 1st pfd. stqpk -Feb
Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder—
Norway,
24
Interstate Engineering Corp.,
.328937
New Zealand,
Power;& Light Co.. 4.56ft cumul. pfd. stk.. -Feb
.00277912*
.00277912*
yen—
t2242
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912*
Japan,
145
1
9
Equitable Gas Co., 4 ft ft convertible preferred stock—. —Feb
Fibreboard Paper Products Corp.— '
—Mar 13
4ft cumulative convertible preferred- stock——
Grolier Society, Inc.— 'v
ftftftft*'
5ft
convertible subordinate debentures dated May V',.
.210665
2.809375
2.808437
9
_Feb
Botany Mills, Inc., 5ft' and '4ft cumul. .conv. pfd. stk.. _Feb 14
Catalin Corp. of America, $1,20 cumul. conv. pfd. stk.. -Feb 16
1.033281
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
J2637
Apartments, Inc.—
Black Hills
.0200000
.0200037
Canada, dollar
France
.0383353*
.0200025
1.033593
Pag#
.Date
_Mar 10
prior preferred. ai}d first preferred stock
$3
.0383353*
.0384154*
.0383353*
Belgium, franc
'
•+ft
subordinated debentures due 1081—-——ftft—. -Feb
4V4ft
Beaux-Arts
2.238196
2.237798
2.238545
2.238545
2.237798
.
Austria, schilling
ft ft
-
American Machine & Foundry Co.—-
.0155105
.0155914
.0154041
'
■
first income debentures stock
5ft
Jan.29
$
$
$
Argentina, peso—
" "
Bay By.—
and/or bonds
Central & Hudson
Algoma
89
155
ENTIRE ISSUES CALLED
Company and Issue—
Thursday
Wednesday
50
Milling do.—
15-year 3 ft ft s- L debentures, due Feb. 1, 1961—..—Feb
Sun Ray Drug Co., 15-year 3!&ft debentures due 1961—Feb
■Ve'ft -'.
Country and Monetary Unit
50
1962——_Feb
1973____——
debs, due Feb. 1,
Jan.-. I,
bonds
—Feb
loan
f.
s.
Standard
1959, INCLUSIVE
29,
25-year
C
50
Feb 20
Seabrook Farms Co., 3%ft
world. We give below a record
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
and
B,
A,
:+
;
■;
debentures due 1964
Syndicate of Germany—
Potash
countries of the
Inc.—
convertible s. f.
8ft
Page
Date
Company and Issue—
Pinellas Industries,
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
2.808937
2.808437
DIVIDENDS
Nominal.
(Continued from page 12)
ury
and
advances
—
Industrial loans
+
+
—
+
—
+
—
Held
imder
36,632
repurchase
3,444
—
—
agree't
A
of
summary
assets
liabilities
and
—
94,000
815,377
—1,283,886
+2,867,565
+
18,649,726
2,867,565
—
2,483,771
:
Held
:
—
317,979
under
repurchase
25,438,212
agree't
—
___
—_
investments
Loans
and
Total U. S. Govt, securities—
25,438,212
securities—
25,970,643
—
94,000
+2,078,077
—
26,115
+2,314,208
Due
from
foreign banks
Uncollected
Bank
and
cash
15
5,087,310
items
chasing
Other assets
Toial
197,630
_______
assets
—
525,327
+
9,960
90,445
+
—
—695,532
52,449,363
—
Real
+
157
12,698
—
+
549,907
LIABILITIES—
S.
27,121,889
:
Member bank reserves
—158,801
18,489,248
S.
Treasurer—general
Foreign
acct.
+
—400,127
+141,902
487,154
320,319
—
Other
420,000
—
488,237
—
23,994
—
12,918
+
63,283
—
340,200
7,701
+
73,142
deposits
19,636,921
—278,844
—
375,806
4,281,679
.
Deferred availability cash items
—270,142
+
460,617
1,897
+
8,746
—705,890
+
513,557
Other liabilities and accrued divs.
23,981
+
51,064,470
—
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
~
Capital paid in
Surplus
368,417
—_
+
810
+
9,548
+
148,066
21,053
+
868,410
capital accounts—
*31,669
16,372
—
liab.
and
capital accts.
Ratio of gold certificate reserves
to deposit and F. R. note lia¬
bilities
combined
liability
purchased
on
*
'6
+
"Net
loan
for
+
.4ft
549,907
—
+
365
+
184
+
21
+
20
+1,024
+
903
+
504
+6,429
+21
128
728
+1,951
+3,475
—
—
+1,264
133
-r—
+
9
194
13,267
+
275
+1,226
88
1,527
Banks
Reserve
+
—
—
98
515
__
1,013
—
93
+
2
banks—________
domestic
with
2,473
—
127
+
56
-ft
LIABILITIES—
deposits adjusted
Time deposits except U. S.
U. S. Government deposits
Interbank demand deposits:
59,192
28,321
Government
!
+2,636
+3,729
499
+
+
35
+1,564
2,589
+1,602
—
1,436
•
+
11
285
—
993
—
10,786 *■
___
banks
118
Federal
From
others
Banks
302
___
—
65
944
Reserve
—
181
4
+
—
9g
foreign
60,004
3,073
—
change after elimination of Sec. 13b surplus
67,238
—
—
960
Sept. 2, 1958.
*Exclusive
of
loans
to
banks
and
after
deduction
of
valuation
re¬
...
.
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The condition statement of weekly
shows
the
Federal Reserve
following
reporting member
System in leading cities
principal
changes
for
the
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
$1,264 million in holdings of
Treasury notes, $499 million in demand deposits adjusted,
and
$1,564 million in U. S. Government deposits, and a
decrease of $993 million in demand
deposits credited to
Commercial
districts and
a
and
Notices
Below will be found
loans
decreased
in
a
were
most
$81 million in
San Francisco
Dis¬
trict, $22 million in the Cleveland District, $17 million
in the Boston District, and
$15 million in the Dallas Dis¬
trict. Changes according to industry
appear in another
press release. Loans to brokers and dealers for
purchas¬
ing or carrying U. S. Government and other securities
increased $155 million.
1-16
1-26-
2-10
1-26
2-20
2-
6.
,
1st pfd.
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Co.,
5ft
called
bonds, notes,
for redemption,
the current volume
(except where otherwise indicated)
given in the "Chronicle."
1-20,
6-10 i
7-
1
2-
3
1-20
3
1-20.
25c
2-
2
1-15;
f22ftc
t$1.25
ft$1.25
3-
2
2-10.
2- 5;
...
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.) '.
Watch, common
iquar.)
•
...
__
(increased)
Hamilton
4ft preferred (quar.)
Harbison-Walker Refractories,
-
•
(quar.)
com.
5-
5
2-27 i
3-13
2-27
45c
preferred (quar. )__„__
5-15
3-13
$1
$1.50
40c
75c
56 Vic
preferred (quar.)
Schaffner & Marx (quar.)
Hartford Electric Light, common (quar.)
2-16
20c
.+•
Hart,
4 ft ft
"j '*
3
for each
Class A held)
common
2-
2nd pfd.
____________
—22ftc
preferred
6ft
1-15
2
2-
held)
(One 5ft
Cotton
2-
>
3-
2
4-20
2-10
4-
6
1-19
2-11
2-
2
2-
2
1-
9
1-10
Hat
Corp. of America,
4ftft preferred (quar.)
Galion
Hercules
56V4C
Products,
.
5c
(quar.)
common
2-2
3-16
6ft
30c
.
35c
Hercules Powder Co., 5ft preferred (quar.)"
$1.25
Heyden Newport Chemical, common
10c
3ftft preferred iquar.)
87ftc
$4,375 preferred .(quar.)
—$1.09ft
Higbie Mfg.
(quar.)
—.—
15c
preferred B (quar.)
7ft preferred A iquar.)
Co. of Canada,
Hinde & Dauch Paper
(.Charles E.) Co. (quar.)__
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)
5ft convertible preferred (quar.)
t45c
15c
30c
37ftc
4ft
;
preferred
2-13
2
1-15
3-25
2-27'
3-
2
2-13-
2-
2
1-
5i
2-
2
1-
5-
2- 2
1-
2
3'
3,
2-16
1-24
2-16
1-24
(quar.)—
Inc.
Finance,
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
$1.06ft-.
62ftc
$1.50
$2
30c
93%c
$1
$1.10
$1
30c
$75c
60c
12ftc
—
——i
——
(quar.)
Industries,
Extra
stock
common
(quar.)__
dividend
Erie
3-.1
2-
1-31*'
Production
&
2-13
3-
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Huron
3-1
2-
preferred,
5ft
5ft
—
dividend—.
_
S1.25
(quar.)_____—
preferred
1.
2-13
2-16
Stock
5ft
1-15
2-
1
3-
3-26
—
——■
(quar.)_—
Barbizon,
<fc
2
;
5
2-16
2-26
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)
(George A.),- common
Hugoton
2-
2-13
3-
25c
Chemical,
Hunt Foods
2
(stock dividend)—' .v lft ft
Honegger's & Co.
3:tift
—_—
(quar.50c
(N. Y.)
3-
1-15
Ltd.—
Quarterly
Hires
$4 pfd. (quar.)__
Hubinger Company (increased quar.)——
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting, Ltd. (quar.)
list of corporate
and common stock
Mortgage
Hussmann
Refrigerator
Hydraulic
Press
Brick
6
1-30
4-15
3-31
4-15
2-
3-31
4-15
3-311
4-15
3-311
2-
1-16
2
3-10
2-13
3-16
2.27
2-27
2-10
3-16
2-27
3-16
p-27
2-271
2-10
45c
(increased)-—
'
2-27
3-16
4-
1
3-16
Co..
(quar.)
25c
2-
2
1-19
Co.
(quar.)
25c
2-
2
1-16
40c
2-20
1-26
$1
35fc
2- 2
1-15
2-
2
1-16
25c
2-
2
1-16
in which the details were
Idaho
NOTICE
OF
TENDER
Company and Issue—
(A. M.)
4ft
-
-
Byers Co., 7ft
Date
cumulative preferred stock
Feb
Page
2
146
Chicago & Western Indiana RR.—
First
collateral
trust
mortgage 4+aft
bonds, series A, due May 1, 1982
6ft-
Finance
Service,
sinking
due April
1,
fund
Feb
1965——
3
147
Feb
1
483
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
Company and Issue—
Date
Airline Foods Corp., 5ft s. f. debentures due
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co.—
1961
Page
___Feb
1
41
Feb
1
44
Georgia Power Co., 1st mtge., bds.. 514 ft ser. due 1987__Feb 20
Gilchfist Co., 4ft debentures due Feb. 1, 1965
;
Feb
1
Laclede Gas Co., 1st mortgage 47/8ft bonds due 1982
Feb
1
May Stores Realty Co.—
481
Cumulative preferred shares 6ft
General
Pet
Milk
mortgage
Co., 4 ft ft
5ft
series
bonds, due Feb. 15, 1977
cumulative preferred stock
Power
Co.,
preferred
Brick
Illinois
(quar.)_______—
common
(quar.)
Co.
—
(quar.)
Extra
—,___—
Illinois Power Co., common
37ftc
52ftc
51c
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
,
4.26ft preferred (quar.)— ______— _—.—
4.42ft preferred (quar.)
—
4.70ft preferred, cauar.)
Incorporated Investors
(capital gains dis¬
tribution) * _—2—
——__
Indiana Steel Products (quar.)
6ft
preferred
Institutional
Feb
15
Feb
15
149
150
47
Tnterior
income
Fund
plus
11c
(11c
1-
9
53*4c
2-
2
1-
9
2-
2
1-
9
2-
2
1-
9
57c
.
„30c
2-13
9
9
1-21
3-10
2-25
3-
2
2- 2
7-
1
6-. 2
Breweries, Ltd.
se¬
22c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
International Harvester, 7ft
from
from
■—
Telephone Co
Corp.,
1-
2- 2
75c
$3
—
profits)
Inter-Mountain
1-
2
2-
Ltd.—
Foundation
investment
curity
(s-a)
Shares,
Institutional
Interchemical
349
(quar.)
Ingersoll-Rand Co^ common
,
2- 2
55V4C
583,4C
(quar.)———
4.20ft
4.08ft
Inc.—
junior subord. debs.,
total of $231 million at all
reporting mem¬
ber banks; the principal decreases
New York City, $64 million in the
1-23+
2
66ftc
Houston Lighting & Power,
under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
Model
(
industrial
9
2-10
ft
.
4.40ft
week
ended Jan. 21: Increases of
domestic banks.
Bros,
Household
on
.
(One share of 5ft
shares
5
5ft
$4.25
including those called
of the
Halle
Hormel
105
of $27,543,000
2
1-23
9
2-
+> +
(increased)
A
Hooker
individual loan items are shown gross.
14 figures revised (New York District).
iJan.
prejferred
banks
each
for
Home Insurance Co.
4.7ft
•
commitments
1-15
2-
2-
2-
12c
—
__
Stock dividend
Hotel
+
2
2-17
common
held
157
t5
9,213
____________—_____—.
Federal
of
Stock dividend
155
2,117
3,747
8,157
Controls
(quar.)—
(stock divid.)—
5ft
2nd pfd. for each 5
preferred
Ltd.,
share
6ft
accept-
correspondents
Industrial
—695,532
42.6 ft
-
Contingent
ances
52,449,363
1
2-
1-23'*
37ftc
40c
Fund, Inc. (from net in....__________ift
Brass,
Class
+
18,269
Cash in vault
serves;
Total
ft.
income)
600
+
32,290
banks
Foreign
—
9,656
securities—total
_
with
Balances
"
11,751
From
,
.
3-13;
4-
Hagan Chemicals,.&
Hahn
Hamilton
_"
loans
securities
to
+9,076
4 1,421
903
33
t231
—
2,198
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
Treasury notes
:
Loans
+
Borrowings:
Other
ft'; Class
vestment
i-31
2-9
ft—7ftc
B '
Guardian Mutual
9
1-31".
$15
debentures
share of
loans
Domestic banks
liabilities
—
—
595
Demand
Total
B
2-
2-16
$50
Co., 5ft preferred iquar.)——
Telecasting, common (quar.)
shares
1,300
Government
Reserves
Total
Class
Gross
.
$5
Griesedieck
One
for
estate
Other
U.
C\ther
notes
Deposits:
U.
Bay <fc Western RR (annual)
3-19
2
2-16
25c
_:
debentures
dealers for pur¬
and
carrying securities
purchasing or carry¬
or
loans
U. S. bonds
Federal Reserve
;
securities
ing
—
—702,440
94,219
premises
industrial loans
brokers
to
Other
J>
loans
95,597
54,094
———-
and
Agricultural loans
Loans
1958
1959
29,819
adjusted^.-^^^--
adjusted*
Commercial
V
Total
(quar.)
3-24
1-27 >:
3-
$1.37ft
(quar.)__'_,
A
Brick
Fire
A
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS—
+2,081,077
—
3,000
94,000
Jan. 22,
Jan. 14,
1959
Loans
^
bought outright
(stock
preferred
P.)
5.30ft
Notes
_
(A.
4- .1+
3-31
25c
75c
%\2Vu.c
ft—J12ftc
dividend).
5ft
•V
Increase ( +) er
Decrease (—) Since
Certificates
Total
reporting
of
member banks follows:
Jan. 21,
1,437,150
Bonds
decreased
Banks
Reserve
Federal
from
Bought outright—
Dills
Financial
Western
Holder$
2-17
ftftft.: '
50c
_
(quar.)
Class
Borrowings
3,206
3,000
B
.
(quar.)—
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Ry.
Coal,
Greeley Gas,
Green
V. S. Government securities:
•
Class
the San Fran¬
$65 million and borrowings from others decreased $181
million. Loans to banks decreased $9 million.
37,662
242,543
206
—
—
-
—
West
Green
Acceptances:
Bought outright
Northern
Great
.
Fqya*l&ofIie<£-
5c j
_____—
Co.—v.
(initial)
Towing
Lakes
Great
Great
cisco District.
—2,171,796
+
315
4,511
22,029
71,329
#
trict, but they decreased $155 million in
75,703
+
6,058
—
490,198
495,464
335
—2,247,499
6,059
—
19,932,307
677,041
Total gold certificate reserves
F. R. notes of other banks
'Gther cash
1958
1
deposits adjusted increased $234 million in
City, $92 million in the Kansas City District,
'Share
i >
Corp.—
Pacific' Tea
&
common
When
.ft Per
-
•-
i
Realty
(quar.)
A
Atlantic
$83 million in the Chicago District, $77 million in the
Atlanta District, and $65 million in the Cleveland Dis¬
Jan. 29,
1959
+
934,414
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
Discounts
Jan. 21,
1959
18,997,893
account
Class
Great
Jan. 28,
,
American
New
million.
New York
Decrease (—) Since
ASSETS—
Great
Demand
Increase ( + ) or
Gold certificate
million, and "other" secu¬
rities $88
(In thousands of dollars)
_
Great
U. S. Government bonds $133
,—/
Name of. Company 'r
<
Holdings of Treas¬
certificates of indebtedness decreased $128 million,
reflecting purchases of a new issue.
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
i
ft-
increased in all districts,
Holdings of Treasury notes
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
pfd. (quar.)
3-
1
2-2
13c
65c
13c
2-
2
1-10
2-1©
1-36
§1.75
23-
2
2
1-10
2-
5
Volume
189
Number 5817
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
When
Per
Name of.Company
-
,
International
Inter-Ocean
Share
.
Utilities
Reinsurance
Engineering
Interstate
Motor
Investors
Mutual
9
2-20
2-16
McKee
2-15
$2.50
1-26
2-25
1-26
G
2-28
2-13
2-15
8c
Rhode
prefttrred
>,$2.50
preferred
fquar.)__
,;■///,
F?b.
/'
■"Extra
$2.50
preferred
f~v Extra
(quar.i'r
i
_
V/'V:-/:
Irving
preferred
Trust
Stock
1-19
Mead Jolrnson
4-20
Melville
Co.,
5-
1
7-20
1-
11- 2
10-19
11-
2
10-19
3-
25c
2
1-30
$1.05
2-
2
1-12
2-
2
45c
(quar.)
,
_
414(4
7-20
8-
1-12
V//;./:
28)
2%
Inc.
.
40c;
Jantzen,
Inc.,. 5'^ preferred A (quar.)
Jewel Tea. Go.y common (increased quar.)
Stock
I 3%7c
preferred
4(4
preferred
(N.
4.35(4
-
preferred
3.80(4
preferred
Kerr-Addison
Ketchum
Gold
Keystone
Custodian
■
2-13
4-17
2-13
3-
2-13
2-13
33-
2-13
2-28
2-13
2-20
2-
$20c
3-25
2-27
2-26
12c
2-15
10-31
3-10
5c
2-15
Stock
Kings
__
dividend
County
Stock
Trust
(N.
dividend
;
Y.)
5%
$1
(quar.)_
10(4
—
Klein (S.) Department Stores
(quar.)
Knickerbocker Fund
(2 l/10c from income
j
and 8 9/10c from capital gains)
25c
Creamery Co.—
Common
(stock
dividend)
Voting trust ctfs.
Common
;,y
dividend)
10(4
10(4
•
20c
___
Kresge (S: S.) Company (quar.)-:
Kroger Company, new com. (initial)
5(4
1st
preferred
(quar. 1
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
2nd
preferred
40c
22 (ic
(quar.i
"•7(4
Kysor
Heater
Co.
1-21
1-21
2-
1-30
9
2-10
1-
1-5
2-10
1-5
3-10
2-17
3-
1-30
2
4-
1
2-
2
$1.75
5-
1-
15c
5
3-16
Class
3-20
3-
2
7(4
preferred
Gas
Portland
Public
Stock
!
(quar.)
Cement
Service,
5.52(4
preferred
(quar.)
Life
RR.
Co.
(quar.)
3-16
3-
2
Ltd.—
(quar.) *_
$1.75
Lang Company
Lanston Industries
3-
2
2-
2
net
Sccord
2-
1-15
Penman's,
investment
3-
1
2-16
1-16
4.05(4
2- 2
1-16
$1.55
2-
2
1-12
3.85(4
„
preferred
(quar.
Lehigh Portland Cement
2-
2
1-12
30c
2-30
1-23
2-16
2-
2-
2
1-15
3-
2
2-14
2
30c
3-10
1
3-13
3-
2
2-
8c
3-15
2-27
3-10
2-13
2-12
2-12
Stock div. (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics Corp. for each 100 shavA held)— l
4-30
4-15
Stock div. (1 sh. of iNarda Ultrasonics CTorp.
for each 100 shares held)
*
5-15
4-30
Stock div. (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics Cbrp,
for each 100 shares held)
(
8-17
7-31
11-16
10-30
1-15
2
2-
2
9c
k
Libbey-Owensf-Ford Glass
Life
'.
Insurance
Co.
of
$1.12(4
2
1-19
40c
3-16
2-16
-1
11c
2-16
1-30
(quar.i—
Virginia
90c
Stock
dividend
(subject
Feb.
251
3-
2-20
to
approval
4
2-18
Myers
of
Link-Belt Co.
(quar.)-.
Little
—;
2-20
National
3-
2
2-20
National Casket Co.
3-10
2-13
3-10
2-13
*
pre/erred
Finance
(quar.)_—__—
Island),
(Rhode
Preferred (quar.)
Lockheed Aircraft
Star
Gas,
2-
2
National
Propane Corp., com.
2-19
National
Screw
National
Securities
3-10
2-19
3-
2
2-
$10c
3-
2
2-
$60c
3-
2
2-
National
Starch
3-
2
2-
National
Tea
$37»ic
$54c
3-
2
2-
National
Theatres
3-
2
2-
Nease
25c
2-
2
1-15
Neon
11 lie
3-
1
2-16
common
—;
4
held)
1-9
3-
2-20
9
/
$2.40
New
York
3-20
2-
2
1-12
Increased
New
York,
York
New
York
New York
2
1-12
2
1-12
3-12
1-30
2-
2
10c
—
2-13
1-21
5c
2-15
1^21
$30c
2-15
1-31
$30c
MacLeods, Ltd., 6(4 pref. A (quar.)
6(4 partic. preferred (quar.)
2-15
1-31
York
4(4
(quar.)_
Mallory (P. R.) & Co., 5(4
Managed Funds, Inc.—
Petroleum
Manning,
3-16
2-
6
3-10
2-27
2-
1-16
prior preferred
Illinois Corp., common (quar.)_—
convertible preferred (quar.)
1
2-27
2
1-21
2-
10c
$1.12 Va
933Ac
$1.12 Va
3-10
Class
3-14
2-27
80c1
3-14
2-27
15c
2-20
2-
2
5(4
|
-
2-20
2-
—>—
B
Northwest
(quar.)
2-25
2-16
Gas,
(quar.)—.—
(Charles F.)
6(4
pfd.
4(4
Co.
pfd.
(quar.)
2-16
2-
2
1-16
Oak
15c
2-
2
1-
Ocean
1-31
4.64(4
Public
quar.)
com.
—
(quar.)
2-10
2
3-
3-
2
1-15
2
42 VaC
1-15
-
1-30
2-
2
1-20
2-
2
1-20
3-
2
2-
5
4-15
4-
1
15c
2-13
2- 2
Common
3-
2
2-20
5c
2-16
1-26
2-2
1-16
2-16
1-30
2-16
1-30
2-16
1-30
2-27
1-27
2-
2
1-
3-
1
2-16
2-
1
1-20
55c
5
2-14
1-23
2-
47 VaC
1-14
2
2-20
1-14
4.35(4
(quar.)
preferred
4.50(4
preferred (quar.)_—_—
Puget Sound Power & Light Co. (quar.)
3-
6
Quebec Power Co.
3-
6
Quinte Milk Products, Ltd.,
1
3-
6
2-13
3-
2
2-13
3-
2
2-13
2-14
1-30
84c
Hampshire—
(quar.)
1
2-13
2
$1.16
New
of
2
3-
$1.12 Ut
(quar.)
Co.
3-
$1.05
25c
preferred
Service
$1.75
$1.06JA
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
42-
1
2-14
1-30
$1.12 Va
2-1*
1-30
36c
;—
2-1?
2
2-16
4-
1
3-16
Shares
1-26
(from securi¬
*40c
(increased)
Participating
class A
Participating
(annual).
com.
2-
10c
——
——
$15c
*
1
1-21
2-25
1-15
2- 2
1-22
$15c
2-
2
1-22
$15c
(quar.)^,
2-
2
1-22
3-31
3-20
1-15
3-
Quarterly Distribution
ties profits)
1-15
2
Racine
& Machinery,
preferred A (quar.)
of America,
1st
30c
2-26
Ralston
Purina
1-15
Randall
87VaC
Company
Raymond
2-10
1-15
Rayonicr, Inc.
(quar.)—
Reading Co., common (resumed)—
2-
1-26
Reading Tube.
2-16
Reece
2
9
3-14
International
(quar.)
—
6-15
5-13
Red
4-
2
3-
3
Redondo
7-
2
6-
3
Refractory
3-
2
2-16
Rcichold
3-
2
2-16
20c
2-
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chemicals
1-15
Reliable
1-15
3-13
25C
2- 2
1- 9
2- 2
1-
9
Rexall
2- 2
1-
9
2-
2
1-
9
2-
5
2-15
2-
5
4-
1
3-20
2-18
2-18
22 Vac
2
1-20
Stock
3-10
2-10
Rochester
2-
2
1-26
3-13
2-27
2-
&
2-16
1-30
2-16
1-30
3-17
3-
2-16
1-23
2-
2
1-15
2-
5
1-26
2-16
1-30
2-16
3
1-15
2-23
2-
2
354
3-
6
2-
6
$1
3-
5
2-14
$1
3-
5
2-14
15c
3-10
3- 2
3- 5
$1
3-16
40c
3-31
3-20
5c
12-31
12-22
-
Electric
10c
2-
2
1-16
554
Inc.——•>———•—
dividend
Gas
1-15
2(4
dividend)
(R. J.) Tobacco Co., com. (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Ricgel Textile Corp., common (quar.)
$4 preferred A
vquar.),
Riley Stoker Corp. (quar.)
Roberts-Gordon Appliance Corp
Bobinson Aviation,
2
15c
Reynolds
2-15
2-
10c
Republic Industrial Corp. (quar.)
Republic Pictures Corp., common
Reserve Oil & Gas
(stock dividend)
18c
2-16
$15c
(quar.)
1
(Stock
1- 8
2
25c
:
4-
Co.
1-30
3-
30c
(quar.)
(Canada), Ltd.
Stores
(quar.)
Drug
2-12
15c
(quar.)
2- 2
37 Vac
25c
2V2C
Insulation
&
1-28
2-14
40c
Stores
Tile
1-20
2-16
$1.25
conv.
Reitman's
Owl
2-19
1
31»Ac
pfd. (quar.)
Corp. (Mass.), 0(4 pfd. <quar.1
$1.25
3- 9
3-12
10c
(quar.)
2-
55c
Co.
1
50c
(quar.)
2-20
3-
4-
30c
preferred
3-12
$15c
Inc.—
Corp.
2-
2
—
Hydraulic
$1.20
$3.50
12-31
9
2
2-
5 7c
4-
2-
35c
—
3-
$1
:
4-
933Ac
$1
(quar.)
2-10
1-20
5(4
(quar.)
2-10
2,i
2- 2
1-16
>
$1
preferred series F (quar.)
preferred series H (quar.)
preferred series I (quar.)
4.10(4 preferred series J (quar.)
4(4
3- 2
2-13
4.10(4
12c
2-28
Utilities,
Pharmacal
2
3-
50c
(quar.)
Colorado,
1-19
Portland Cement—
—
3-
91'Ac
25c
(increased
of
2
$1.433A
com.
(quar.)
States
dividend
Northwestern
20c
$40c
preferred
2-20
12ViC
$2 VaC
J.)——
2-15
25c
Noyes
long- "
iquar.)
Natural
2
5.75(4
Stock
-
:
Northwestern
Norwich
realized
tquar.)_:__
2-16
4
15c
25c
Northwest Engineering Co., class A (quar.)—
Telephone
2- 2
2
3-
25c
25c
1-21
2-20
4.20(4
4-
9
3-
7'/aC
(quar.)
25c
1-21
1-29
Extra
4V*(4
2-
2-
25c
$1.50
50c
40C
2-10
Ohio
1-22
2-
50c
1-20
37c
(increased)
dividend
$1
(s-a)
2-10
2-10
80c
-
5
Gamble
$1
$2 pfd.
(quar.)
Co.,
Extra
com.
2-
«&
Stock
$62 VaC
35c
(quar.)._
(quar.)_>
Ltd.,
Public Service Co.
2-43
$62 VaC
„—
5c
McCall
Corp. (quar.)
McColl-Frontenac Oil,
—
8c
net
Procter
2-10
$1
Northern
9c
.
Co.
1-30
2-13
2"
1-31
$1.25
(quar.)
(N.
35c
Northern
2
$4
Water
1
7c
series)
series)
Water
Co.
3-
$15c
(1956
Northeastern
Gardner
Radio
;
—
—
2-25
1-30
2-
97VaC
—
Electric, Lid.
Brothers, Ltd., common
2-14
2-27
1-30
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Steel
50c
933AC
(quar.)
(1956
3-13
20c
&
Ltd.,
preferred
3-27
62V2C
shares
distribution of
capital gains
Princeton
27VaC
Corp. (quar.)
class A (quar.)^
preferred
30c
dividend
(Oscar)
A
Coal
$2.50
50c
Quarterly
term
income)
$2.50
5
Massachusetts Investors Trust—
Special
1-30
25c
—
(quar.)
(initial)
American
Class
2-r
Massachusetts Indemnity & Life Insurance—
Mayer
2-14
2-16
3
$1
coirunon
preferred
Price
1-31
3-
62 Vac
Ltd.
10c
investment
C.)
North Star Oil,
—
Stock
10c
Talbot,
&
6(4
2-16
$1.25
_1_———-i.
(quar.)
President
15c
—
1
2
3-16
North
97c
shares
'Initial
Stock
(quar.)
Fully Participating (quar.)
Marmon-Herrington
(increased
1-
1
25c
pref. (quar.)
Inc.
2
4-
Nopco Chemical Co., 4(4 pfd. (quar.)
Norfolk & Western Ry. Co.—
—
4(4
adj. preferred (quar.)
(A.
$1.50
Moore,
Marine Bancorporation—
2-
8
—
—
Investment
Maxwell &
Portsmouth
1-
•'
Special
7
2
—
conv.
shares
1-
2-
■"
Metal
3-13
Nielsen
33c.
Magor Car Corp.
C.)
3-13
1
2
8
Convertible to Feb. 2
(R.
Pope
1
4-
2-
1-
ferred (entire issue called for redemption
/on Feb. 5 at $52 per share plus this divi¬
Mahon
4-
25c
2-14
2-16
'
Scale,
$1.50
2
—
(quar.i
Co. (quar.)
Pneumatic
2-
.
dend.
1-29
$1.06Vi
—
(15c payunent plus 82c from capital gains
payabie in cash or stk. at,hoiders'option)
Magnavox. Company, A'U (4 convertible pre.
net
6
2-16
$1
(quar.)
Madison Fund—
.
J.)
long-term capital gains and
from
(28c
from
A
Wire Cloth
(J.
6
4- 3
2-14
2
50c
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
Quarterly
;
Plymouth Rubber
(quar.)
2-
1-30
2-14
2
3-
Finance—
2-
4-24
2
3-
25c
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
preferred (quar.)
5(4
4-17
57 Vac
(quar.)..
Co., 33/4(4 pfd.
Newport Electric Corp., com. (quar.)
3% (4
preferred (quar.)
Niagara Share Corp—
Newberry
Macy (R. H.) & Co.,
4li'.'o
——_
Gear
Philip Morris, Inc.—
4(4 preferred (quar.)
3.90(4
preferred (quar.)
Phillips Petroleum
(quar.)
Phillips Van-Heusen Corp.—
2
75c
>—
(quar.)
(s-a)—;
preferred (quar.)———.———
preferred (quar.)—;
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
New
&
Corp.
1
2-16
3-
25c
(quar.)
Mfg.
(quar.)
Phila.-Gcrmantown & Norristowh RR. (quar. >
Philadelphia Suburban Water, com. (quar.)
$3.65
preferred
(quar.)—.
2
60c
common
on
Corp.
Machine
4V>(4
314(4
—
Circle
Pioneer
35c
2-14
2
$10c
—
2-10
2
3-
$15c
;
3-
$15c
(quar.)
.
Jewelers
2-16
Electric & Gas—
quarterly
Credit
Extra
2
2-16
1- 9
30c
30c
—
(increased)
common
12 V2C
Co.
Merchandise
State
Peoples
3-
5c
2- 2
20c
Non-voting
5-
5(4
2-13
2-13
2
40c
6(4
U5c
3-
$1.16
(increased)
common
3-16
3-
3-
$1.06 Vt
(quar.)
(quar.)
20c
Voting
9c
*—
(quar.)_.—
Insurance
(quar.)
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co.—-
30c
(increased)
(quar,)-/:
4'/a(4
2-
3-16
$1.25
(s-a)
2-
$1.11
$2.50
Fire
preferred
Chemicals
Pennsalt
Prince
Products
Brake
1-15
pfd.
Pillsbury Co., common
$4 preferred (quar.)
Corp.—
(from net inv. inc.)
(quar.)—
Chicago & St, Louis R.R.
1
$1.24
Louisville
Research
(from net inv. income)—
Co.
Air
4-
$1.04
&
series
25c
$1.06(4
62VaC
(quar.)——
(quar.)_
Meter Co., com. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
62'/2c
-
(stock div.)—
Common
New
'
(quar.)
(lncreased-quar.)—
Products Canada, Ltd.
3-15
2-20
B
Chemical
$1.21'
preferred (quar.)
Louisiana Power & Light Co.—
4.96(4-preferred (quar.)_.—
4.16(4 preferred (quar.)
preferred
preferred B
series
Stock
2-2
45c'
stock
Preferred
Neptune
(quar.i
——
Mfg.
$10e
convertible
Extra
&
$54c
& Nashville RR. (quar.)
Lynch Carrier System (quar.)
preferred
$1.10
j.
4.44(4 preferred (quar.)
Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis Ry.
6(4
2-
$37 VaC
(quar.)—
common
(quar.i—
Co.,
3-2
<
4:84:4 preferred (quarl
Coal 6c Dock Co.-^-
5/4
pref.
Lead
Lorain
'
Ltd.,
Grocers,
$1.50
National
(Stock split)—
common
National
1-20
2
2-10
$1.06 V*
15c
(quar.)—
2-10
2-10
Common
20c
Co
3-
$1.17Va
(quar.)
3-
25c
Electric
3-10
(quar.
(One additional share for each shr.
"
conv.
60c
..
.
—
Loblaw Groceterias Ltd., common
1st preferred (quar.)—.—
2-
60c
2-10
3-
15c
——_—
2
1-30
(Canada), Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Welding Machine
3-
3-
2
—
—
Drug & Chemical
1
Cbrp'.
———————
50c
-
Lone
National
2-
Corp.—
(quar.)
3-30
87 'a C
Special gtd. (quar.)
''. Original
capital (qtiar.)
Loblaw Cos.,. Ltd., class A (qiar.)_
•I'- Class B (quar.)
'—
-■
;_2——
$2.40 preferred- (quar.)—.1.^—
,
(quar.)
preferred
50c
:
RR.
Miami
2nd
Common
Chemical
«fc
2-10
2-10
3-
$1.15
5(4* preferred
2-16
held 1
shares
50c
(Eli), & Co., class A (increased)—
(increased)——
;_ii
Printing Co., $3.50 pfcl. (quar.)
Class..B
Lincoln
Loral
100
Distillers
$1
(quar.)
Extra:.
.
each
Common
4(4
—
Tobacco
'
'
for
$r
Liggett &
Lilly
Stock div. (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics
National
4(4(4
'
stockholders
3-10
30c
——
(Richmond)
Quarterly
.
2-
(quar.).
.
2-15
—
—
Lemer Stores Corp., 414(4. preferred
Leslie Salt (quar.)
L
Lexington Trust Fund
33-
$1.12Va
Petrolite
1
2-2
2-20
$1.10
Pheoll
l4
3-
1-20
3-16
92 V2C
—
preferred F (quar.)
preferred G (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.25(4
4.24(4 preferred (quar.)
Perkins
3-
25 c
1
4.60(4
Perfect
3-
96«/4c
4.70(4
2
2-
$1.02
(quar.)_,
(quar.)—
4
$15c
;
C
2-20
3-
40c
2
3-31
58 VaC
1- 2
2-20
3-
37 VaC
(quar.),—
preferred D
preferred E
2-
1-16
2
3-16
57 Vac
—_
2-20
4-
40c
1-26
(quar.'
1-30
1-26
2-16
4.50(4
1-31
f
-
preferred
preferred
3.70(4
1-16
2-26
2-13
83Ac
preferred
4.40(4
2
2
3-13
*2-2
$$1.50
(quar.)
x
Gas, Inc., $1.50 preferred (quar.j
$1.60 preferred (accum.)
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
2-
1-30
$45c
Fuel
2-
income
Y.)
common
Co., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.68(4
3-16
50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fruit
4.60(4
2-27
1
10c
40c pfd.
$6 preferred (quar.)
Penn
$1.20
9
(Jamesk «fc Sons Co.—
Ltd.,
2-16
2-
(N.
(quar.)
& Co.,
3-16
4-
2-27
$1
(quar.).
C.)
1
$25c
Laurentide Acceptance Corp. Lid.—
Class. H (quar.)
I.
Lees
(S.
3-
15c
—
1-30
1-23
45c
Penn-Texas
1-30
62V2C
——
(initial)—.
Corp.
Pictures
Chemical
2
2-13
2-13
50c
Park
1-
15c
World Airways (quar.)_
Eastern Pipe Line, com.
(quar.)
Panhandle
1-30
20c
American
Parker
2-15
Microwave
Pan
'
plus
v-$0,043
from
realized
security
profits
($0,008
from
short-term
capital
plus
$0,035 from long-term)
Narda
2-27
—
Paramount
15c
—
Ltd.-—,-,
$1
1-15
$25c
Laura
1-20
1-15
15c
'
2-16
1-15
10c
(quar.
Candy Shops,
1-30
60c
(quar.)
(quar.).
Lighting
2
$1.25
Corp.
from
$0,047
*
2-14
Penn
-
(quar.)
Mutual Investment Fund, Inc.—
40c
1-30
2-14
2 7'Ac
4.64(4
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Wheel
1-30
28VBC
2-18
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
1-30
2-14
preferred
2-18
—
$2.50 prior preferred
2-14
2
1-22
1-30
Vac
31'Ac
37
2-
2-
1-15
2-14
4.38(4
2-2
2-27
2-13
1-15
2
4.50(4
2-13
Moody's Investors Service—
$3 partic. pref.
(quar.)
Morrison-Knudsen
3 7 Vac
2-
2-27
2
2- 2
2-
20c
$1.10
Moore-Handlcy Hardware, common
5(4
preferred (quar.),
Morgan Engineering, common (quar.)
3-
$1.25
4(4 preferred (quar.)
Papercraft
Corp.
(initial)—
2
75c
(Bait.)
2
2-14
3-12
—
Insurance
2-
2-13
1
29}Jc
1-26
( /''
.
$3c
*
2-
$1.50
V /
2-25
$1.25
2- 2
2
3-23
1
3-
20c
^
1-22
4-17
4-
$1
2
2
3-16
1
2
4-23
30c
3-12
——
■
,
4-
2-
1-2®
preferred (quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
$6 preferred (quar.)
Monumental
4.80(4
75c
pfd. B (quar)
preferred
1-1#
;
Canadian
Investment, Ltd.
Corp., 5(4 preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
:
Pacific Gas & Electric, 6(4 pfd. (quar.j
5Va(4 preferred (quar.)
5(4
preferred (quar.)—__—
$1.38
—
1-1#
2-13
$1.44
Atlantic
$1.07 Va
Monongahela Power Co., 4.80(4
4.50(4 preferred C (quar.)
4.40(4
preferred (quar.)
2-13
2
3-17
Va (4
(quar.)
2-
22 Vac
43/4(4
18c
(increased-quar.)
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Morton
1-30
3-17
15c
dividend
4.30(4
$4.20
3-18
90c
common
1-12
2
+20c
2-10
33-
$1.25
9
$25c
Pacific Finance
4-
$1.14
2-13
2-
20c
Palestine Economic
Pall Corp. (quar.)
4VaC
Natural
Pacific
2-20
$1.09
3-10
$$1.75
Corp. (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
3-13
1
1-16
8c
Marine
Pacific
2-16
2
25c
(quar.)
7-21
5c
B
Missouri
Motor
Lake Superior & Ishpeming
Lake of the Woods
Milling,
1-19
1-20
5c
Pipe Line,
preferred D
7-31
35c
1-15
'4-15
22-
37 Vac
2-
(quar.)
Orange Rockland Utilities, Inc., common
5.75(4 convertible preferred C (quar.)
15c
(quar.)
1-30
1-30
20c
preferred (quar.)
Opelika Mfg. (quar.)
20c
;——
Missouri-Kansas
1-19
5c
(quar.)
(annual)
Mining
Chemical Corp.
$25
Mississippi Valley Public Service/com. (quar.)
5(4
preferred (quar.)
1-31
2-10
$1.75
(quar.i
Co.
2-16
2-16
(quar.)_
—
$25c
Co.
Montana Power Co.,
2-20
(quar.)
com.
37 Vac
6-15
2
2-2
$1.50
;i
.
.
3
(increased)
Mississippi Power & Light, 4.56(4 pfd. (quar.)
4.36(4 preferred (quar.),
^
;
(stock
(year-end)
7-15
2-
•-
11c
__
Knudsen
Abrasive
Missouri
.
Ltd.,
Extra
1-15
Inc.
Power,
Minneapolis Gas
2-10
*
3
3-
(quar.)
Piping
Mineral
2-11
5
50c
King Bros. Productions,
3-
Co.
(quar.)_
Michigan Central R. R. (s-a)—
Mickelberry's Food Products (quar.)
2-13
3-
_
2-28
4-
4-
Meyercord
Missouri
(quar.)
3-10
95c
1
1-30
59 %c
61 (4c
(quar.)
(extra)—
Ontario Steel Products Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
Oxford Paper,
2-
&
Mathieson
Outboard
70c
(quar.)
2-16
*
6
$25c
Light
$1 preferred
31c
3-
William Street Fund—
1-21
96'/4C
pfd.
2-13
quar.)
(From ordinary income)
Ontario Loan & Debenture
3-11
2-
3
Funds—
"Wire
2
2-16
3-
f Keystone Income Fund series K-i
(quar¬
terly from net investment income)-..
&
2-
3-26
12 V>c
4-
1
(quar.i
50c
,
$1.11 V*
Keystone
Steel
32 Vac
(resumed)
(quar.)__
Mexican
Gas—
(initial
Republic Life Insurance
4(4
preferred
5-
:
Co.
4.45(4
15c
Ltd.
Insurance
3
1-19
<
2- 6
3-
2-27
95c'
2-13
Metal Hose <fe Tubing Co.__>_
2-13
$1.05
2-13
1
2-20
3- 3
2-25
$614c
1
3-
15C
4-
3-
._
3-
$1
:1
4-
1
25c
Mines,
Company—
$1.183,4
(quar.)„i_l^.
97 Vac
3-
Natural
common
preferred B
One
2-16
3-16
$1.14
'
7(4
$1.0834
2
x_,
,
class A
6
3-13
(quar.)
9334c
'
t
(quar.i
Kelly Douglas & Co., Ltd.,
Kennametal,- Inc.
2-
1
(quar.)_.
$1
_
1
preferred
$1.083A'
.
4-
6
preferred
$1.12V>
1
3-
2-
2
6 V»C
pfd. (quar.)
;
River Products Line,
preferred A_
Olin
12-29
3.90(4
2-
•
1
30c
Messenger
Midwest
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.20(4
preferred
(quar.
4%
2
3-
<4.35(4
Light Co.—
412 %
'
.
2-
$1.0614
Y.)
Mid-West
Kansas City Power &
2-19
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)._x_„____
(^-aJ
Mergenlhaler Linotype Co.
Corps (quar.)
Oklahoma
Old
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Mississippi
4.92(4
Corp.—
preferred A (quar.)
434(4
4.56(4
Share
(quar.)
New
(quar.
& Co.
Edison,
Inc.
4% (4
2-4
93%c*
_
1-20
12-24
;
(two-for-one split)
(quar,w
(quar.)
2
2
3-
2-27
dividend
preferred
2-
f30
60c;
$1.25.
62 M-.c
9
Shoe
Mcnasco Mfg.
Merchants & Manufacturers
-
3345*>
preferred
Co.
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80(4
3.85(4 preferred (quar.)
stockholders'
1-
42 (4 c
McQuay-Norris Manufacturing
Mead Corp., common
(qtiar.)
4-20
8-1
$1.09
Y.)— ?
(subject to
N.
dividend
Fund,
"
v; 37VaC
•
Iquar.)
approval Jan.
I&el
2
5-1
'
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric, com.
4.22't
preferred
(quar.)
4.3G7o
1-19
20c
//,Extra:
>>
1-20
2
25c
$2.50 preferred
„
2
2-
37 (a c
2
69c
1-30
2-
/„,,;/,„■//,
(quar.)
...
Oklahoma
3-16
2-
19
2-11
37 (ac
•
Ohio
3-30
$2.50
62yac
(s-a)
When
Per
Name oj Company
2-13
Steel
$1.75
com.-
Holder1
2-27
conv.
37Vac
Island,
1
(quar.)
'When
Payable 0} Rec
Corp.—
preferred (entire issue called for
redemption on Feb. 19 at $105 per share
plus this div.). Convertible into com. to
5(4
2-
of
-.$2.50
50c
Co. (Baltimore), 5(4 pfd.
(Arthur G.) & Co. (quar.)
McLouth
15c
Fundi
Investors Trust Co.
Share
McOormick <fe
2-
3(i.
12%c
>
Company
Corp., common
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
6
30c
tquar.)x
Name oj
McCord
2
3-2
-
'
(quar.)
Lines
2-
3-
145c
;
Per
of liec
2
3-
$17Vac
-
Interstate
3-
50c
Interprovincial Building Credits, Ltd. (quar.)
Pipe Line. Ltd., <quar.)____
Interstate Department'Stores, Inc.—
Resumed. quarterly
/• "- Stock dividend
,'■■■'"■/ <
Interprovincial
Holdert
Payable
25c
<quar)
47
(643)
6(4
Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)
——T
25c
Drilling & Exploration Co.
preferred
(quar.)
—
75t
2-
2
1-15
$1.02Va
3-
2
2-13
43A(4
$1.183A
3-
2
2-13
$1.02 V2
3-
2
4.957c
preferred
series K
(quar.).
—
$1.233i
3- 2
2-13
2-13
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(644)
Per
f
Share
Name of Company
Rose's
10 &
5,
B
Class
25c
2-13
2-
RR.
75c
2-15
1-31
30c
2-16
1-19
Thriftimart,
common-——
15c
2-13
1-30
(monthly
10c
2-28
1-30
10c
3-31
2-27
4-
2-27
(quar.).—
—
—
<quar.)_-.~s™.
Inc.
& W. Pine Foods Inc.,
S.
15c
(quar.;
25c Stores, common
System,
15c
Safeway Stores, Inc.,
com.
preferred
4%
4.30%
preferred (quar.)
31.07(4
—
25c
St. Croix Paper (quar.)™.
Joseph Light & Power
Ealada-Shirriff-Horsey, Ltd.
St.
(quar.)
—™
(increased)™—
class A (quar.)
Scarfe Co., Ltd.,
BcUcnley
2-
2
1-20
2
4-
dividend
5Vz%
;
—._.
3-
3-15
2-20
2-
0
(quar.)—
—
$3.05 preferred (quar.)
Class
4-10
3-19
3-19
3-10
Tycr
31 (4c
4-
1
35C
2-
2
(quar.)
—
2-25
1-14
2-13
1-19
2-25
2-
2
15c
2-25
2-
2
—
31.25
3-
2
2-14
15c
5-
1
4-
2
Common
$1
(quar.)—
J
2-13
2-
2
1-
9
2-
2
1-
9
3-
2
2-16
,'5%"
preferred
Bilyefwood
Class
;
class
Ltd.,
A
Sinclair
Singer
Mfg.
Shelly
Oil
Co.
1
2-10
(15c
4-
1
2-27
(15c
4-
1
2-27
(quar.»
_
(increased)-
3-14
2-14
3-12
2-11
5
1-20
3-18
3-
3
2-
2
1-
9
(A.
O.)
(quar.)
(s-a)
Mobil
South
Georgia
Southern
Natural
(quar.)
2
2-
2
1-
2
2-
4.24$
4.78%
preferred
4.88$
(quar.)
preferred
2-
2-28
2-
2-28
2-
Common
29%c
2-28
2-5
30 (4 Q
2-28
2-
22 (4 c
3-
2
2-lt;
34c
3-
2
2-16
$0.2650(4
Y
25c
3-
2
2-1C
3-
2
2-16
—
f 62 tic
(increased)—.
Southern
Co.
Southern
Natural
32 Vie
Gas
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
Southwestern Drug Corp., common (quar.)™
Southwestern Electric Service, com.
(quar.)
4.40$, preferred (quar.),
,4.00%
Public
-
($100 par)
preferred
($25
preferred (quar.j—
(quar.)—-.
preferred; (quar.)
3.70%
preferred
(quar.)—
Special Investments & Securities,
Common
(quar.).
•
"A'A% ■ preferred (quar.)_.
Spencer Kellogg A Sons (quar.)
__
$3.50
_
Materials,
(quar.)
Warner Corp.
Stanley
1
4-20
1
4-20
1
Baer & Fuller Co.,
Btrawbridge &
Btruthers
$1.25
Wells
Corp.,
Propane
Gas,
6
2-16
2
2
\2-20
4-
1
2-
2
1-12
2-
2
1-12
3-12
140 c
430c
2-25
2-
2
2-
2
,
2-
2
1-15
2-10
1-90
3-10
Pictures
2
2-23
4-10
1-
2
3-
1
2-13
25c
1-15
2-
2
3-
6
2-13
22V2C
30c
7-
1
6-12
3-16
3-
2
15c
2-14
1-30
50c
2-
1-14
27c
2
2-
2
3-
1
3-
1
1-22
—
2-17
(quar.)
Washington Water Power (quar.)
Wellington Equity Fund (from net
ment income)
1
1-
5
1-
5
West
2-
2
3-29
1-15
2-28
3-27
4-
2-1C
1-30
2-16
1-15
6
2-
2
4-16
1
3-16
2-28
3-
2
2-16
2-
2
1-21
2-13
1-23
2-20
2-
30c
2-
5
2-25
2-
2
1-15
2-
2
1-15
8c
3-1
1-31
25c
2-16
2-
2
60c
2-16
2-
2
3-13
2-23
2-
1-
3-
2
2-15
1-23
25c
3-10
2-24
3-
1
2-13
3-
1
2-13
4Va%
preferred
(quar.)—
,_i—
Westchester Fire Insurance (quar.)
Western Canada Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)
Western
5%
Tablet
&
2
7
2-13
1
3-11
4-
1
3-16
White Pass & Yukon,
3-10
2-27
3-31
3-16
Stores
25c
2-
2
1-15
Co.,
Common
2-15
2-
2
30c
t30
common
(quar.)
$1.25
$1.43%
$1
JlOc
2-
2
3- 2
2-16
(quar.)
„
common
(increased quar.)
(quar.)
25c
2-13
1-30
Common
(quar.)
31 Vic
2-13
1-30
Common
(quar.)
25c
2-16
2- 2
$4.25
65c
3-
1
2-16
m.25
4-
preferred
(quar.)
4-
1
preferred
Sun
Life
Sun
Oil
(quar.)
Assurance
Co.
(Canada)
(quar.)
Bunray Mid-Continental Oil Co.,
4(4% preferred A (quar.)_
5V2% preferred (quar.)
Sunshine
Talon,
Biscuits
Inc.,
Class
B
__
_____
(increased)
class
A
common
Tampa Electric,
(quar.)
common
3-16
3-10
2-10
33c
3-16
2-
5
28 Vic
3-
1
2-
5
41 Vic
com.
1
25c
(quar.)
3-
1
2-
5
3-
6
2-
6
$1.10
(quar.)___™_
(quar.)
25c
25c
.
2-14
2-14
1-21
(quar.)
(quar.)
30c
2-15
2-
2
preferred
$1.08
2-15
2-
2
4.16%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.04
2-15
2-
2
preferred
(quar.)
$1.27V'2
2-15
2-
2
5.10%
Taylor,
5%
Pearson
&
(Canada),
preferred"
convertible
Texas
(quar.)
Electric
$4.56
Service, $4
preferred (quar.)
$5.08
preferred
$4.64
preferred
Texas
Illinois
___
Carson
3-10
2- 2
1-
9
3-15
1-16
Dr.
Gas
U2V'2C
1-30
2-
2
1-15
2-
2
1-15
$1.27
I
2-13
$1
(quar.)
2-
2
1-15
$1.16
2-
2
1-23
Texas Industries
Inc.,
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
ing
V.
(quar.)_
1-30
Co. (quar.)
W.), Ltd.—
American deposit receipts
(Win.
Jr.)
7 Vac
Wysong
&
Towne
2-16
2-13
1-30
Co.
6%
6%
Mfg.
(quar.)—.
(quar.)
No
V
Vice-President, said that Seiscor Manufac¬
Hawkins said.
Mr,
See
V.
also
18'J,
p.
389 and
Branchville, N. J.—Files
Exchange Commission—
and
Jan.
on
of
is
March
16,
be used
expire
on
proceeds are
The
warrants
involved.
The
11%%),
underwriting
Shell Oil Co.—Supports
Donations
to
year.
Foundation's
The
Inc.,
organizations.
service
straight
fifth
Education, etc. Programs—
will be awarded in 1959 by Shell
to educational, charitable, religious and
The donations exceed $1,000,000 for the
$1,205,850
totaling
Foundation,
Companies
education
to
support
citizenship activities will rt«ceive
Local goocl-
$684,350.
totals
$453,000, including $385,000 for Com¬
Chests,
United Funds
and
Red Cross
chapters. National
charitable organizations will receive $63,500.
The Shell operating companies,
which include Shell Oil Co., Shell
Chemical Corp., Shell Development Co.
and Shell Pipe Line Corp.,
will also
make separate
donations totaling approximately $200,000.
Emphasis in their donations is on national safety organizations.—
V. 187, p. 2845.
munity
Sinclair Oil
Corp.—Merger Plan Dropped—
of the Board, on Jan. 29 said that Sinclair's
Oil Co. had
C. Spencer, Chairman
offer
to
the assets of Texas Pacific Coal &
terms and was not being renewed.
Texas Pacific Coal directors on Jan. 28 voted to take
purchase
expired by
the
own
offer,
B.
H.
Fuqua,
no
action on
President and Chairman of Texas
conforms with an order issued
The board's action
announced.
by a Texas State district court, restraining all parties from
26
Jan.
on
its
Sinclair
Pacific,
8-
1
7-10
1
1
3-10
2-28
get
2-13
10-
9
1.55
proposal,
merger
2-13
1-30
3-
2-
4-30
4-15
3-
1
2-13
have
2-14
1-31
3-10
2-27
Products
3-
2-
Texas
he said. The order was obtained
share
November one
in
Oil
&
of
Sinclair for
stock.
Pacific Coal
Pacific Coal
Texas
expansion
offered
it
of
shares
See also
3-31
3
the
remainder,
the
each
42V2c
$1.50
1
on
Texas Attorney General Will Wilson, who charged the proposed
merger would violate the State's antitrust and monopoly laws.
Sinclair owns about 30%
of Texas Pacific Coal common stock. To
Co.—V.
187,
p.
2845.
3-13
Solar Aircraft
2
Compensators
3
3-17
1%
3-20
3-
1-15
are
3-16
3-
Co.—Adds New Products—
axial
movement
Aircraft
Solar
William
joints,
announced
Division
Briney,
F,
on
Jan.
In
steam
Company's
Manager
and hot water lines
line of SOLA-FLEX
of Solar's Industrial
new
at
700
SOLA-FLEX
degrees
F
compensator
.and
will
23.
is
for
designed
handle an
in nominal
axial
2
$1.12Vi
to
service at 150
movement up to
diameters of
inch to 3 inches. Mr. Briney said the
compensators
designed for a minimum service life of 15,000 cycles.—/V. 189, p. 88.
The
1-26
for
added
been
2
2-
2
25o
2-
2
1-20
25c
3-
2
2-20
4-
1
1
2-13
3-16
2-13
15c
2-16
1-31
4-
Units
are
Southern New
available
size
SOLA-FLEX
pipe
England Telephone Co.—Earnings—
3-20
3-
inches.
3-12
period End. Nov. 30—
37Vic
2
37Vic
37Vic
1958—Month-
-1957
1958-
11 Months—1957
$
$
Operating revenues
10,065,652
9,628,074
108,495,140
98,316,450
Operating expenses
6,026,457
6,162,519
67,748,871
67,360,718
11.261,527
4-30
4-
9
Net
7-31
4-
9
—V.
income
taxes
1,666,233
1,374,418
16,252,799
operating taxes—
438,018
394,202
4,830,877
4,580,122
income
1,934,944
1,696,935
19,662,593
1,620,575
1,388,306
16,285,120
15,114,083
11,535,020
Federal
Net
(quar.)
(quar.)
SSC
working capital.
4-10
Co.—
convertible preferred
convertible preferred
.
;;
dividend
1959.
for
Other
&
Yellow Cab
3-15
Miles
—
;
23 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 8,500 shares of common stock (par $10) to be offered for
subscription by stockholders at $35 per share on the basis of one
new
share
for each 13 2/17
shares held
(after giving effect to a
1
3%
(quar.)
SSC,"
company
5-
25c
10c
Monthly
1842.
manufacturing division, Seiscor Manufacturing
by G. H, Westby, President of Seismograph.
new
a
Securities
The
%
;
Stock dividend
of
taking part
$1.11
62Vic
(Monthly)
p.
by
10c
-
177,
Selected Risks Insurance Co.,
With
psig
Worcester City Electric Co.—
4.44% preferred (quar.)
Worthington Corp., common
4%% preferred (quar.)
Wrigley
needs
3-10
4-
62Vic
W.)
that
at the annual meeting., such
be approved by the Insurance
York.—V.
New
188, p. 752.
1-19
11-
34c
22 Vic
of
Hawkins,
1
(F.
Yale
30c
com.
(F.
E.
2-
1-15
Pipeline—
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred (1987)
(quar.)
3.60% preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin Power & Light (quar.)
Wood Newspaper Machinery Corp.
Wurlitzer Co.
•
-'common
Power
6%
Woolworth
J.
90c
Bankshares
Electric
shareholders
the
turing Co. has been set up to provide engineering and production facili¬
ties and precision equipment to the oil and other industries.
"Seiscor will also handle the research, development and manufactur¬
9c
32Vfec
Monthly
Wisconsin
Wisconsin
to
April
on
Seismograph Service Corp.—Forms New DivisionFormation
Co., was announced Jan. 13
Service Corp. %;/,
V
3-20
9c
(monthly)
Monthly
$1.14
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Natural
Ltd.—
.____
Stores
Woolworth
1-21
4.32%
common
Winn-Dixie
Stock Dividend—
recommend
held
be
Stats of
the
2- 2
9
2-20
to
to
1-16
1-
2-15
meeting
of
Department
*
5.20%
21,541,433
$5 par stock.
Upon approval by the shareholders
action, before becoming effective, must
1-3.'.
2-2
25c
18%c
35c
35c
35c
35c
$1.06(4
—
—
40.936,908
18,406,404
an
P.
20c
(quar.)__
Bros,
&
1
$1.12%
75c
(initial)
Ltd.
(increased)
Wilcox Oil Co.
Williams
2-
(quar.)
preferred
White
2-14
Stationery—
(quar.)—
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
4% prior lien (quar.)
6
60c
20c
—
31,522,933
2,043,298
voted
have
annual
public
invest¬
4.80% pfd. (quar.)_
(quar.)
Co.
4,042.469
2,013,984
of
4
1-15
4c
3.232,711
1-16
2-
2
50c
p.
2, 1959, they approve
increase in authorized capital from $2,000,000 to $2,500,000
and (b)
a
change in the par value of the capital stock from the
present figure of $10 per share to $5 per share, to permit payment
of a stock dividend of 25%
on
the 200.000 shares of $10 par stock
now
outstanding, and the issuance of one share of additional stock
for each share then to be outstanding.
This will result in the com¬
pany having a total capital of $2,500,000 represented by 500,000 shares
(a)
stock
2
2-
56c
Sl.OOVi
$1.25
154,417,617
from rail¬
income—
88.
directors
the
7-17
20c
10,363,157 122,894,684 124,092,526
Seaboard Surety Co.—Plans 25%
1-16
1
8-
Virginia Pulp & Paper—
1-30
Mfg.
189,
The
at
1-30
40c
—
10,715,664
operations
oper.
$
165.029,434
14.405,626
expenses
revenue
ry.
—V.
2-20
5-
15c
15c
15c
$12^0
10c
$ '■
13,948,375
oper.
way
1958- -12 Mos.—1957.
1958—Month—1957
revenue--
oper.
2-20
'
2%
——______
preferred
conv.
RE.—Earnings—
$
Railway
Railway
2
2
25c
$.052
(quar.)
30c
(quar.i
.
-i-' •' il'-'*
3-20
3-
2-
25c
20c
Co. (quar.)
Washington' Gas Light Co., common
$4.25
preferred
(quar.)——.
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Washington Mutual Investors Fund, Inc.—(Quarterly from investment income)—!—
4-
(quar.)
"V *? V'.''' '
'-'a V."' >
...
189, p. 389.
Seaboard Air Line
1-20
div.)
(stock
Co.
Point
2-
:
Diego1 Gas & Electric Co.—Secondary Offering—•
secondary offering of 94,500 shares of common stock
(par $10) was made on Jan. 29 by Dean Witter & Co.
and associates at $27.75 per share, with a dealer's con¬
cession of 60 cents per share. The offering was oversub¬
2-23
2
1-
—__
Wesson Oil & Snowdrjft,
2-14
2-27
•'
2-24
3-
Inc.—
West
25c
4%
A:'>•
1-15
3
(quar.)—
2-10
121Vic
_____
common
2
2
Washington. Steel Corp., com. (quar,)—___
tl5c
25c
Robbins
A
9
1-
2-
2%
Warner Bros.
2-
//:
•"
scribed.—V.
2-
Warner & Swasey
156 Vic
offering circular.
Salesology and
that
,
•"
1-26
2
Inc.—
(quar.)
(Wise.)
Mfg.
Western Pacific Ry.
(reduced).
com.
2-
2-
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Viceroy Mfg. Ltd., 50c class A (quar.)
Vogt Mfg. Corp. (resumed)--—
1-15
3-
the
ruled
2-14
50c
6%
1-15
32V/2C
___
(quar.)™
2
2-14
1
15c
—
Fund,
Virginia Railway—
6%
preferred
(quar.)——
6%
preferred
(quar.)
4*3 %c
common
1-
2
1
3-
62V2C
37Y2C
$1.12V2
(quar.)——-——
(quar.)—
Vanadium Corp. of America
Vanderbilt Mutual Fund
2
2
Commission
the
cooperate with the Commission, that their actions "evidenced
carelessness and
Net
—
15c
____
2-
3-
2-10
—4%
dividend
2'
3-
to
gross
Net
—
com.
—
Camp Sea Food
Stock
Wilson
Clothier,
preferred
Suburban
Van
2-
J$1.31
__
(quar.)
com.
1-20
1-30
2-
'
_____c_™______
7%
1st preferred (quar.)
Btouffcr Corp. (stock dividend;
1-20
2-16
2-17
5c
...
.
Sfcix,
1-20
2-16
3c
income;
(From
56 'Ac
"
Steinberg's,
B.)_
2-16
17c
Stock dividend
50c
Ltd., 5(4% preferred (quar.)
(quar.)_™_—____
Sterling Precision Corp.—
5% preferred A (quar.)_
5% preferred C (quar.)
Stern & Stern Textiles,
4Va %
preferred
(quar.)
1-20
2-16
40c
(quar.)—
Situations
Wallace & Tiernan,
3-16
Furthermore,
2
name
Special
Line
Walker
tlOc
Sterchi Bros.
2-
1-30
4-20
„™_
_
1-20
2
2-17
4-20
,
(quar.)..
2-
10c
from inc.
4-20
-
(quar.)_
2-27
3-15
2-16
and 2c from capital gains)
(8c
5-1
40c
to
irresponsibility," and that its request for with¬
drawal should be denied and the suspension made permanent.—V. 187*
p. 1789.
'
'
'
$3
75c
$1.371/a
1
3-16
made
was
2-27
VaJspar Corp., $4 pfd. (s-a)
—
Valley Mould & Iron Corp., com. (quar.)—
$5.50 prior prcf. (quar.)
Value Line Fund, Inc. (from capital gains)Value Line Income Fund, Inc.—
1
2-
that fact
reflect
io
3-13
50%
(quar.)$2.50
(quar.)—
Tobacco
5-
3-10
ment
failed
4-20
5-
(Continued from Page 9)
2
2
stock-
of
——
quar.)—.
Co.,
(initial
4.80%
-
2
2-27
25%
(s-a)
5-
v
(John
4-20
5-
65c
I
Stetson
1
Ltd.—
(quar.;
Co.
y2-13
5-
20c
Stein
&
1-31
1
Corporation and
2-27
SI
$1
(quar.)
——.
changed to U. S.
Pharmaceutical
Corp.,
new
&
Walworth
Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)_
Extra.
(A.)
1-21
2
2-13
5-
3
$1.10
—,
! '
_________
B
2-
3-
87y2c
(Increased quar.)
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class A
! Class
1-30
Inc.—
(quar.)
Dredging Corp.,
&
preferred
Vitamin Corp.,
Van Waters & Rogers
9
3-
37c
tax
3-10
25c
25c
Pipe & Foundry
S.
92 Vac
preferred
Paving
2
2
1-
2-16
27'Ac
$1.00 convertible preferred (quar.V.A,
Standard Fuel Co., Ltd., 4Va% pfd. (quar.)
Standard
2-
3-
2
3-14
$1.30
(quar.)
common
6
3-13
2-
nonresidents
Canadian
15%
3-10
J8c
38c
pfd. (quar.)
4V'a%
Lines Co., common
$1.03%
-
..„
_
2-
$1.25
publishers, Inc. (quar.)—
97 VaC
preferred
Brands,
3-
1-20
27 %c
(quar.)...
(quar.)
par)
S.
Value
2-16
10c
(quar.)
3.00%
Standard
5
50c
$1.15
4.40%
O,
common
16c
(quar.)-.
com.
*4.40%
Standard
25c
_____
Service,
preferred
preferred
4.36%
4.15%
50c
....
Power
Southwestern, Investors
Southwestern
1-15
Power Co., Ltd.—
(qr.ar.)
Southern Nevada
2-16
5
-
less
1-15
5
_
preferred-*(quar.)
approval
to
(quar.)
Chemical,
&
Vitamin
26 Vic
-
2-
2- 2
87V2c
92V2C
$1
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
Universal Leaf
—
2-
2-17
10c
—
preferred
U. S.
12 (4 C
(qnar.)„
funds,
S.
Period End. Dec. 31—
U. S. Fire Insurance Co.
U,
1-30
2-13
2
u
tax.
income
U.
Investment News
.
(quar.)—
RR. & Canal
Jersey
Borax
S.
4Va%
1-27
3-10
2-27
Co.—
Boutheln California Water, com. (quar.)
5.44$. preferred
(quar.)4%% preferred (quar.)
—
Southern Canada
2-11
9
25 (4 c
Gas_
Edison
California
U.
3
40e
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.03%
2
2-17
17)——
Feb.
New
6%
2-
50c
Works
3-
62'/2c
——
—
(subject
div.
Common
2-20
25C
™
(quar.)
Oil
South Bend Lathe
1-
Jamaica
General
United Shoe Machinery Corp.—
40c
L_—._
Co.
<fe Wesson
Smith
Socony
(quar.)
Corp.
Payable in
2-18
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
of America(initial quar.)-——_
United Printers &
30c
(25c
Smith
Smith-Douglas
—-
Coal
common
United
3-
(30c
;
V
payment
corrected
30c
—
—
—
Calif,
of
Co.
holc'ers
30c
—
Less
5
2-
United Insurance Co.
Stock
45c
75c
:
1
x
Aircraft Corp.—
New
55 c
(quar.)-
(quar.)
Slater (N.), Ltu.
3-
__
(quar.)-
Sk*. Corp.
2-13
2-10
(quar,)—
B
(quar.i
Oil
Corp.
1
1
02 (4 c
....
—
the
at
'
70c
preference (1955 series) (quar.)
preference (1956 series)-.
United Elastic Corp.
(stock dividend)
3-
(quar.)—
tax.
40c
4%
3-
61c
income
2-12
21c
4%
25c
,——-
common
(quar.)
Dairies,
Oil
United
—
tax
published date was Incorrect.
The
and/or record date is indicated here.
12-31
6
2
22»/2C
(quar.)
United Electric
Bignode Steel Strapping,
3-
20c
Co.—
preferred (quar.)—
*$3.70 preferred (quar.)
^
$4 preferred (quar.)—_———
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
Union Gas Co. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Union Gas System, common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Union
Sierra Pacific Power Co.,
$2.44 preferred A' (quar.)——
•
2-15
8c
$3.50
Union Lumber
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Sieglcr Corp.
2
10c
—
of Canada,
Co.
3-
(45c
(quar.)
1-30
25c
preferred
"4fe
2-10
$1.25
Non¬
funds,
San
1-16
15c
Sheraton
BherwiiJ-Williai-is
2-
7c
425c
Electric
Union
(17c
source.
dividend.
for this
deductible
15%; resident tax 7%.
Canadian
Previously
2-13
2-27
3-10
(quar.)
Rubber
2
(4c
2-13
(from net income)
208 South La Salle Street
1
2
1-
56
(quar.).
2-13
2
Coal
4-
Pen, class A (quar.)
Shenango Valley Water Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Corp. of America (quar.)—..—
Sherwin-Williams Co., common
(quar.)_—
2
3-
(quar.)
4-10
1-
2- 2
British
♦
3-
Trunklinc Gas, $5 preferred A
3-19
4-10
7
7
1-
10c
10c
2
resident tax
Less
3-12
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Temper Corp. (quar.;
True
2-
in
y
$1.14
$2.80
9
.(33 (4 c
(quar.)
B
Truax-Traer
4-
31.25
Bhawinigan Water & Power Co., com. (quar.)
(W. A.)
3-19
$1.25
-——
A
4-10
5-11
$1.18%
&
t30c
preferred
t Payable
1-30
1-
1
(quar.)—
Gas
2%
preferred (quar.) —
5%' preferred A (quar.)
,—
—
5%
preferred B (quar.)—™
—
Securities Acceptance Corp., common
5%
preferred
(quar.)
___
Security Insurance Co. of New Haven-—
Increased semi-annually
Class
Oil
Trico
25c
(quar.)
common
2-13
10%
Company
Trane
common-—-.
a
9
dividend
Stock
2
•Transfer books not closed
2-10
4-10
9
Toronto Elevators,
2-11
3-
2-10
4-
(quar.)
Scale
1
9114 c
2-10
1
$1.06 Vi
(quar.)
(quar.;
preferred
preferred
4.56%
Toledo
1-12
1<J0
1
3-
2-
Ltd. (quar.;
Tower Acceptance Corp., class A
Tractor Supply, class A
(initial)
Trade Bank Si Trust (N. Y. C.)
(quar.) —
2-14
3-
2-
2
2-
(quar.;
Co.—
Edison
4.25 %
Tonopah Mining (Nevada)
35c
9
2-
20c
7-20
7-17
1-
45.7%
4-20
4-17
4 Vi %
2
2-10
17'/2%
5-11
1
2-
1-15
(quar.)_.
65c
Gas
Ltd.,
date
8-10
1
Zeller's
5%
(final)—
Registeres
Packing
Tobin
Toledo
1-20
2
9
32 Vac
1-20
5-
1-
30c
—
2-10
8-
2
30c
2-10„
2-
2-
of Rec.
9
Tobacco
1-15
2
1-
25c
Guarantee
Title
2
Share ^Payable
of Company
York County
Payable in
shares)
A
2-
$1.21
(quar.)—
Deferred
$1.50
$4.75
Sbeaffer
class
6
3-27
27'Ac
dividend
Stock
A
2-
1
2-16
2 7 (4 c
(extra)
Mfg.,
Seaboard Finance,
class
5%
Co.
Bcovillo
Inc.,
(quar.)
...
13 (stock dividend;
&
5%
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Scotten-Dillon
A
1- 9
$1.19
Trust %iuar.)_—
Securities Trust Co., Ltd.—
Ordinary Registeres (final;!
Bchwitzer Corp.—
oVa'/a
B
Class
2
$1.14
preferred
2-
Holdert
When
Per
Name
$1
& Light
Power
$4.56
5%
.
Scott <fe Fetzer Co.
Texas
2-27
1
(18c
Stock dividend-.—-—
Srock
1-20
25c
dividend...™
Stock
2
(20c
37 (4c
(quar.)—
Industries
1-22
2-
Class
(monthly)
(quar.)
Common
,2-2
Monday, February 2, 1959
.
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
(quar.)-
90c
i-.-.—
(quar.)
Roxbury Carpet Co.
Rutland. <fc Whitehall
Ryder
Name
Co., $4 pfd. <quar.)__
(quar.).
—
$4.76 preferred (quar.) ——
——
$4.84 preferred
(quar.)™
—
Thompson (John R.) Co. (quar.)-—.—
class A
Rogers Corp.,
When
Per
Holder*
When
payable oj Rec.
.
.
operating
after
charges
188, p. 2787.
Volume
Number
189
5817
.
The Commercial ancl Financial Chronicle
.
.
Southern Pacific Co.—Reports Improvement in Earn¬
ings for 1958—Plans Large Capital Improvements This
Year—
f;•
Increased
-
efficiency
helped Southern
first-naif business recession,
improvement
attract
to
SP.
the
/
■
in
recent
in
programs
business,
from
years,
diversity
a
consciousness
cost
from
and
transportation system.
'
of
the
Railway operating
Railway operating
general business decline and a" consequent-6% decrease
of freight carloads handled. Two wage increases, in
continuing price increases of some materials and supplies,
had to
"also
*7 Net
absorbed."
be
income
trolled
This
for
tho
Net
Transportation
SP
and its solely-con¬
or $6.T6 a - share, in 1958.
share,'-in '1957.
traffic
"Our
favorable.
.possible
outlook
There
to
are
make-
-
good,
serves,
the
Mr. Russell said,
this
we
Russell
down::
the
in
in
not
Overall,
for
next
in*. 1958, and has
modernization,"
on
loo low to pay
are
The
effective
we
a
railroad
yard improvements and new
truck terminal, extensions of the
shop
SP's. fleet
diesels
freight
Hundreds
cars.
upgraded
were
moie
equipped
or
special battling jobs.
*
"At
'
.
bonds,
for
frozen
foods,
or
perishables
carry
.'
-
has
also
Calif.,
and
through
Also
Houston,
repair
under
Texas,
centers
where
for
for
funds
heavy
is
$1.6
a
move
cars
of
available
industrial
Construction
has
SP's
Englewood freight yard at Houston,
64-track, radar-equipped automatic yard Dut
v
which
will
of
to
tracks
complete
while
cars
in
motion,
computes in¬
stantly freight loads, records the lading information and automatically
prepares teletype tapes to transmit the information.
SP's
;
biggest
million.
present
264-mile
Centralized
unit
between
Traffic
Control
Mescal,
Ariz.,
project
El
and
is
.
.
.
-
Pacific
its entire
.
j
either
double-track
-
job—a
to
13-milc
bypass
the
line
new
solid
the
earth
present
Utah's
across
trestle.
first
ancl
Fill
trains
°
a
trouble
work
in
on
Salt
9(K;
932-foot
a
cluc ing
units,
power
truck
SP's
Lake.
cdtnplete
trestle
which
in
Los
AND
was
Net
44.016,533
expenses.
38,936,789
189,
this
Net
A
V
«»
•
3,469,767
43,520,639
45,029.703
-
.
Bell
Telephone
1957
1958—11 Months—1957
612,695,824'579^380,320
57,078,992
taxes..
53,458,969
31,369,701
—
31,400,418 351,330,700 342,170,371
8.730,273 103,757,292
94,148,253
3,970,034
48,622.992
44,403,370
10.553.283
taxes.
4,260,276
■Net
operating income
after charges
10.895.732
9.358,244
108,984,840
98,658,326
9,950.919
8,593,025
99,360,728
92,289,692
390.
Southwestern States Telephone Co. — Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
(
The
company
covering
are
to
Dean
be
shares
offered
&
offering price
Jan.
on
150.000
Witter
for
Co.
and
27
filed
of
public
is
registration statement with the SEC
a
common
sale
listed
ancl
the
as
underwriting
stock,
terms
of
10.000
which
the
proceeds
company's
ditures
of
of
the
stock
sale
1959 construction
will
be
to
company employees.
underwriter; and the
be
used
program,
approximately $6.000.000.-V.
supplied
bv
amend¬
to
finance
estimated
187,
p.
to
a
portion
involve
of
expen¬
1938.
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Dec. 31—
Railway operating rev.__
Railway
Net
operating
rev.
from
net
A
profit
exps.
1958—Month—1957
$216,392
106,919
$281,363
123,492-
1958—12 Mos —1957
$3,669,703
$3,729,717
2,114,032
2,129,258
our
p.
154.
the
of $88,652,000 was
new
,
reserve.
'The
its 105-year history.
James Talcott, Chairman, and Herbert R. Silverman, President, re¬
ported consolidated net income, after Federal taxes, of $2,265,171, rep¬
resenting an increase of about 30'.;> over the net income of $1,747,807"
reported for the previous year. Provision for Federal taxes in-1958 W*s
$2,809,000 against $2,384,000 in 1957.
The
that its earnings per common shar* had
After providing for dividends on preferred
earnings per share were $2.63 on 787,148 shares of common
stock outstanding at the year end, including the 10%
stock dividend
paid on Dec. 31 and the 100,000 shares sold during the year. This
compared with earnings of $2.61 per share on 596,584 shares of com¬
mon stock outstanding at the end of 1957.
1957 earnings adjusted to
give effect to the 10',;; stock dividend paid Dec. 31, 1958 would have
reached
with
a
fourth
$65,772,000.
"Cash and
to
marketable securities increased from
$35,362,000 on Dec. 31."—V.
company reported
an all-time high.
stocks,
equaled
$2.37
share.
a
receivables acquired by the company during the year reached
figure of $846,448,000 as compared with $748,364,000 during 1957.
In addition to the increases in its regular business during the yeat;
the company also absorbed the receivable portfolios of Credit America
New York, Merchants Acceptance Co., Chicago, and Lexington
Corp., Boston.—V. 189, p. 89.
Corp.,
Technology Instrument Corp., Acton, Mass.—Common
Stock
Offered—Shearson, Hammill & Co. and S. ]>. Ful¬
Co. on Jan. 30 publicly offered 130,000 shares of
common stock
(par $2.50) at $9.12J/2 per share. Of the
total, 27,612 shares will be sold for the account of the
ler &
company.
The shares presently being offered are the remainder of
offer which was publicly made on June 18, 1957 by
writing group headed by S. D. Fuller & Co.
a
share
an
260,000
under¬
,
.
net
proceeds will be used In the marketing of
precision potentiometers and for addition to working
capital.—V. 187, p. 2845.
'
Tekoil Corp.—Unitization of Sunflower Field
$18,533,000 on Sept. 30
Planned
of the present water flooding facilities
the Sunflower field in Lincoln County,
Okla., has been announced by W. H. Davison, President.
,
y
The company has acquired all but two wells in the fielct with the
acquisition of additional properties during November and December,
1958, and has plans to unitize all 12 leases in the field, which. Includes
for
corporation's
expansion
full-scale water injection of
53, oil wells on 1,520 acres.
water flood
under
of
oil
1958
since
production
water injection.
At the beginning
One lease in the Sunflower field has been
October,
and during the last six months
1957,
increased
m>re
than
25
times
as
a
result of
A
.
the water flood, Tekoil owned 32 producing oil
wells, four of which were converted to water injection. Injection, rate
at the present time into seven wells is 1,200 barrels of water per day
with a total of more than 440,000 barrels injected since the water flood
was begun
16 months ago.
December total gross production of oil in the Sunflower field from
48 producing wells was
6,416 barrels oi which 3,147 were produced
from the flooded lease, the only wells under flood at the present time.
Production has increased in this lease from 195 barrels last July t<y the
present total.
Tekoil
gas
i
of
reactivated
by setting
another
lease
in
the Sunflower field
in
late
1958
separator and running a gas line to the recently acquired
station.
Approximately 300 rtcf/d are delivered from
a
compressor
the station.—V.
188, p.
1720.
Tcmco Aircraft Corp.—Unlisted
SEC
The
quarter operating profit of $3,700,000 compares
loss of $1,515,000 for the final quarter of 1957 when sales totaled
1958
has
orders
issued
Trading Granted—
request of the Philadelphiaunlisted
trading privileges in the
common stock of Temco Aircraft Corp., and a request of the Pittsburgh
Stock Exchange for such privileges in the common stock of The Great
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., Inc.—V. 189, p. 390.
Stock
Baltimore
Exchange
granting a
for
189, p. 525.
Texas Industries, Inc.—Enters New Field—
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil
Coastal
Products
Co.,
a
newly
Co.—Affiliate to Build—
formed company
jointly owned
The
by
Mid-Continent Oil Co. and Suntide Refining Co., is completing
plans to construct a 7.000-barrel-a-day delayed coking plant at Corpus
Cliristi, Texas, it was announced on Jan. 22(.
The new coking plant, which will cost an estimated $-> million, will
be built on land leased from Suntide at that company's Corpus Christi
Sunray
will be operated by Suntide.
announcement was made jointly by W. C. Whaley, Tulsa, Presi¬
refinery and
Tlie
dent
of Sunray
and
the
new
sales
,
The
corporation repor.s net jmofit of $184,317 lor the-? year ended
1958. equal to 60 cents a share on 307,230 shares of common
outstanding compared with net profit of $965 928 and $3.14 a
automotive
mated at approximately $5,000,000.
It indicates a reduction in the loss
for the year from 822,533,000 reported at the end of nine months to
approximately $13,850,000.
"Th" adjustment reflects in large part release of reserves set up early
in the year to cover clean-up of prior models and material inventory
at change-over time. Concentration by management on the Lark smallcar program
led to orderly disposition of these items with less call on
707,624
31.
on
,
$1,600,459
Reports Lower Earnings
Corp.—Reports Profit for Quarter
$3,700,000
supporting increased production at our plants in volumes which
us firmly in the black ink column.
addition to the last quarter operating profit, final results for
the 12 months will reflect a favorable year-end adjustment now esti¬
672,200
Forcings Corp.
of
"In
$1,555,671
stock
189,
..
$145,780
1,038,148
*$13,337
846,617
*$33,348
109,904
place
37,862
For 1958—
(James) Talcott, Inc.—Net Earnings Increased 30%—
The
_
$8,481
62,691
at'G'/a^,
This corporation on Jan. 28 reported that in 1958 its volume of bust*
its net income and dividends paid reached the highest levels fa
$3,308,110
3,453,890
is
$157,871
Dec.
$3,417,420
3,430,757
$240,353
:
newly developed
1958—12 Mos.—1957
$274,112
307,460
$313,234
304,753
Outstanding
601,000 shs.
$240,353
1,000,000 shs.
J
pari
PROCEEDS—The
Ry.—Earnings—
entry in the expanding smaller car field, has brought
reversal of trend," said Mr. Churchill.
"The essential lact
rate of sales of the Lark to the public in the present market
this
is that the
36,230
ry.
154.
Standard
on
1958—Month—1957
($1
debt
ness,
a
called at the request of this cor¬
its hearing,
PRESENT FINANCING
Total
"*]. "
baker had reported an operating profit since the final quarter of 1953.
"The decision to concentrate the corporation's energies behind the
8109,473
The
and ap¬
is one
*
ops.
p.
cancelled
deficit.—
oper.
ry.
Deficit.—V.
Net ry. operating income
189,
future
that
from rail-
Construction
—-V.
in
reported Jan. 26 by Harold E. Churchill, President, for the fourth quar-r
ter of 1958.
This was the first three-month period in which Stude-
shares
to
principal
are
140,000
ment.
Net
com¬
for the sale and the delivery
believes
company
operations
about
Co.—Earnings—
1958—Month-
revenues
expenses
p.
the
Studebaker-Packard
42,286,506 513.346,169 523,536,548
35,536,744 417,613,541. 428,239,750
1,335,749
Operating
189,
the
^
inc.—
Operating
Net
but
expenses
oper.
Lark,
—V.
has
SEC
way
95,296,798
operating
area,
with confidence, knowing that its mine and mill
largest and best equipped."—V. 187, p. 779.
it
Net revenue
YEARS
95,732,628
Southwestern
Other
due Feb. 1, 1959.
producers in the Blind River
TO
$ Mortgage note payable to Paragcn Corp., bearing interest
presently due May 20, 1959—V. 188, p. 2034.
the
which
stock
$Long-term
world's
Railway
1958-r-12 Months—1957
6.749,762
525.
income
by
more
Railway oper. revenue--
move
5,079.744
Period End. Nov. 30—
Federal
consummated
EFFECT
•
payment
uranium
Staten Island Rapid Transit
March.
ry. oper.
oper.
p.
been
government-owned corporation,
for later in the year.
^
revenue—
railway
—V.
$
'
oper.
from
has
v.
required financial statements, ancl that Stanway's offering circular was
and misleading in respect of certain material facts and omitted to
material facts.—V. 188, p. 2355.
perennial
a
Angeles
CALENDAR
1958—Month—1957
oper.
rev.
:.'■■'■•.■"'.
-
GIVING
Authorized
Common
sinking
mandatory
the
Oklahoma.
CAPITALIZATION
the
state certain
*
Net
under
''
T
Railway
Railway
amendment
an
heaiing was cancelled after Stanway withdrew its request for
Under the provisions of Regulation A, the suspension order
now
becomes permanent.
The order of temporary suspension, dated
Nov. 14, 1958, asserted that Stanway's Regulation A notification failed
to
disclose that Cadillac Oil Co. is a predecessor or to include the
lolling acr&ss the
highway subsidiaries, will
terminal
DECEMBER
End. Dec. 31—
'
,
authorized
hearing.
are adding more-new- equipment, intrucks, semi-trailers; and two-way radios.
tank
EARNINGS FOR
Period
interest
Period End. Dec. 31—
of
one
Louisiana and
$26,-
of
The
a
ra*teoac. s truck lines also
i
$17,906,000
the question whether to vacate, or make
permanent, a prior order of the Commission temporarily suspending
a
Regulation A exemption from registration under the Securities Act
of
1933
with
respect to a proposed public offering by Stanway of
300.00C common shares at $1 per share.
Nevada.
railroad
Great
was
should be
ijfr terminal, modernization is planned by PMT
'
of
Stanway Oil Corp.—Hearing Cancelled—
spot.
Trucking,
mechanized
new,
holders
company's
false
Eureka, to eliminate
Motor
the
certainty,
the
The
in July.
Pacific
the
the
$6.7
Texas,
serving the Redwood Empire
along California's north coast, also made a major line improvement
last year. NWP cut a new line into the high Scotia Bluffs, 30 miles
into
announced that:
27
27
"i'V," ""
Northwestern. Pacific RR, SP subsidiary
ot
Jan.
on
postpone
poration, to take evidence
CTC
or
BUSINESS—The company was Incorporated In Delaware on Jan. 30,
1957, for the primary purpose of engaging in the exploration,, acquis!*
tion, development and operating of oil and gas properties and prospects.
Its principal office is located at 601 Meadows Building, Dallas, Texas.
The company is qualified to transact business in the states of Texas,
'•
.
embankment
wooden
beginning cf 1959
wet-weather
■<
have
proceeds will be used to retire current liabilities,
drill a well on the B. W. Evans property in Louisiana; to> enlarge
secondary recovery prograny on the Portwood lease; and to' be used
as
working capital, to defray costs of possible acquisitions, drilling
completions, etc.
'
;
:
li959
approximately $97,000,000 of uranium concentrates by March, 1963
pay
all obligations to bondholders with a substantial margin of
/
^'vA-"The future of uranium in and after 1963 cannot yet be predicted
'
of the transcontinental Overland Route, from Ogden,
Utah/to the San Francisco Bay area. The* Nevada CTC enables train
dispatchers in Ogden to direct movement of freight train?: and streamliners as far away as 535 miles.
* ;
"
'
/ "
Southern Pacific pushed forward in 1958 on its biggest construction
south
•
will
Postpone
obtained $1,000,000 by the sale of promissory notes due
With the funds so obtained the company has deposited
other
proaches
portion
at
;
the
Paso,
through Lordsburg, N. M-, on the railroad's Sunset Route.
With completion this
Spring of other CTC installations
Southern
To
—
safety.
the
of
weighs
Ltd.
Mines,
transaction
a
Offered—
Stock
PROCEEDS—The net
188. p.
way.
with
which
has
1959.
Canadian
into service in 1956.
Improvements to Southern Pacific's new automatic freight yard at
Eugene,'
Ore.,
in
1958
include
installation
of
an
electronic
datasystem
to
Corp.—Common
to
labor agreements
2186.
separate
under
the unions.—V.
to
outstanding,
as
Gas
&
tion.
the
the
Mining operations are currently approaching the com¬
capacity, and the company expects to make sufficient profit
from the contract it holds with Eldorado Mining «te Refining Ltd., a
processing
,
production.
licly offered 300,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at
$3 per share. These securities are offered as a specula¬
certain
become
pany's
acreage in downtown areas.
too, on
16 additional classification
begun,
so
for
under
SP's
4.r- V-".
Capacity of another freight yard, at Lafayette, La., is being increased
the yard is relocated. Both the? Tucson and Lafayette
projects will
make
to
would
problems and difficulties and incurred greater
costs than had
been
anticipated both in the sinking of Its shafts
and the construction of its facilities and in getting mining operations
''
'
"enlargement
million
increase
this
53Ar/c ''"-first mortgage
series, and of all of the $3,000,000 principal amount of
experienced
pany
Roseville,
will
Surrey; Oil
employees ar affected by
bargaining units to which
the
covered
offer
President,
addition,
30,
"Like
.
Tucson
at
//y'VvV
:
company
Peter Morgan & Co. of New York City, on Jan. 27 pub¬
effective
wage
yV::
"In
Nov.
at
cars
systgiMs
conveyor
present
an
a
Uranium
bonds
company
general
or
center
freight
lines.
way
freight yards.
in
are
bonds.
tars
repair
south of
are
part of
,
fund payments
payable by the company on Jan. 25, 1959 and on July 25, 1959, so
as
to make them payable in six substantially equal instalments over
the last five sinking fund dates and the final maturity date of the
''■■■;•:
construction of a $930,000
at Tucson, Ariz.
begun
refrigerator
building light
to
is
v.;
initial
B
indenture
\
•
Express—jointly owned by Southern Pacific and Union
the first 840 of 1,000 new mechanically-refrigerated cars
by the end of 1958. Last of the $20 million car order will be
built by the end of February, giving PPT3 a total of 1,714 mechanical
"reefers," the largest such fleet in the nation. The cars can maintain
temperatures
states:
4,
10
Fund Payments—
series
for
line
SP
12,000
meeting held on Jan.
principal
amount
of
a
000,000
Pacific Fruit
PFE
5%
offered
unrepresented
employees
Hugh Fulton,
Pacific—put
freight.
due
No.
being drilled two at a time continuously on 5,006 acres
eight well program expected, to give Sunset International
Fulcher Kutz gas producers by July,
1959.
The company haft
existing Dakota production in the field of approximately 4 million
cubic feet per day on restricted flow from its first two wells."
Mr. Sterling said the oil well,
currently drilling at 2,704 feet, 111
the North Ward Field will test the Yates Sand at 2,650 feet and the
Queens Sand at 2,950 feet.
Sunset International now
has Yates
production in this field.—V. 188, p. 2034.
Files
—
made.
other
Sinking
2,067.
to
"
repairs
4,000
been
Stanrock
Also en order, for March delivery, arc 100 more' long, light flatcars
•designed to carry highway truck trailers in "piggyback" service.
As part of its
1958 program, SP bulls or purchased ,2,349 new spe
cialized
a
diesel
new
of
time
same
involved in this
not
are
the
at
Another
Some
radio
and
announced
of union-represented personnel.
It
these union members upon acceptance.
for
has
offer
construc¬
telephone
SP
Corp.,
agents
Approximately
Centralized
of
19
Jan.
on
company
bargaining
Mr.
for everything
extensions
include
Manufacturing:
company
increase.
projects
$7,432,778
3,528,825
,
.
and
miles
$7,572,595
3,676,548
■
increase,
immediately, for employees not represented by labor unions.
projects.
enough
$26,297
*207,602
announcement further
3 has been shut in to hook up to< surface equip¬
after having been completed in the Dakota, is now
also testing the Gallup formation for an indicated dual
completion.
The company's fifth and sixth wells in the field, drilling: at 4,989 feet
and 6,080 feet respectively, will test the Dakota formation, at approxi*
mately 6,600 feet. They are respectively located IVz miles and
Standard Oil Co. of California—Wage Increase—
The
Pacific
Southern
improvements
1959
$459,258
111,147
ops.
inc—
company's
"Kutz Federal No.
corporation on Jan. 16 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 150,000 shares of class A common stock (par 10 cents)
offered at $2 per share, through Plymouth Securities Corp., New
York, N. Y. The proceeds are to be used to pay loans; purchase ma¬
chinery, tools and dies; for inventory and working capital.
locomotives and freight ears.
The Southern Pacific year-end review also reported on a wide variety
of improvements' over its eight-estate territory.'
High on the list is. an order for 70 diesel locomotive units—to cost
about
$13.5
million—scheduled for Spring delivery,
They will bring
for
The
ment
SEC
:
*
•
efficiency,
Control,
new
as
and 5 million cubic feet of gas per day from the Dakota formal
tion, Morton A. Sterling, President, reported on Jan. 13. The company
is also nearing completion of an oil well in its North Watdr
Field*
Ward County, Texas.
.
•
to be
it
.
improvement
tion.
network, and
'
feet
Southern Pacific
states
economy."
boost
capital
,
current
the
spending
"Earnings {still
Traffic
zero
corporation has completed Kutz Federal No. 3 and No. 4wells in the Fulcher Kutz Field, San Juan County, N. M., each
producing respectively, on short test, more than 10 million cubic?
The
least, is
isn't
at
year.
'
on
Sunset International Petroleum Corp.—Two New Wells
This
1958—12 Months—1957
Chicago, 111.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
;
and it
economy
the full
southwestern
and
million
$80
do."j
SP's
-
for
increase in population in the
>
and
growth
still
are
added.
•'ishould
2ii
a
million
S63
about
earmarked another
.
exps.
ry.
49
gas
$2,539,366 $32,392,387 $31,883,077
2,513,069
24,819,792
24,450,299
189, p. 154.
Standard
"our long-range outlook remains bright despite
and
ups
for
prepare
"But
the'yedr,
of
in
prediction
eight western
temporary
~invested
part
uncertainties
indicating
for
To
$12,-
"Wells
however."-
forecasts
With
first
the
for
some
reliable
a
decade
'ally
totaled
as
-
Southern.Pacific islooking forward to 1959 with "cautious optimism,"
Russell said.
;
/ ■
J
'/
•looks
1958—Month—1957
$2,701,948
2,242,690
rev.__
operating
'Deficit.—V.
System
amounted to 555,767,313,
with $54,507,686, or $6.02 a
from
rev.
ry
,
affiliates
compares
Net
Mr.
,
sales
number
and
1958,
Net
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.—Earnings—:
Period End. Dec. 31—
,
the
"despite
1957.
449.
throughout
•
"This combination paid off with a slight rise in earnings," he added,
in
for
earnings for the fourth quarter of 1958. He added, "our
backlog of orders at the present is approximately $10,600,000."—V. 188,
Russell,
J.
shares
of
favorable
p.
Donald
*"-'
number
same
Mr. Russell said, came from the railroad's substantial
The efficiency,
services
27/
the
on
990,000 compared with $25,379,000 for the preceding year.
Roy W. Clansky, President, stated that increased volume of opera¬
tions together with certain adjustments in accrued expenses resulted
'■ ■■ ■•t
;
Pacific boost''its earnings in
1958 in spite of the
President, reported on Jan.
capital
share
(645)
Mid-Continent, and G. E. Wynn, President of Suntide.
will start around
April 1, according to Mr. Wynn,
plant is scheduled to go "on stream" before
plant will further enable Suntide to strengthen
Jan. 1, 1960.
the company s
competitive position in Gulf Coast markets.
Charge stock to the hew coker will come from Suntide's 65,000barrel-a-day refinery and from other Gulf Coast refineries. The plant
will produce propane-propylene, butane-butylene, gasoline, gas-oil and
high quality petroleum coke.
The coke
will be sold to an outside firm for the production of
electrodes. All other products will be utilized by Suntide
in manufacturing other petroleum products.—V. 189. p. "525.
graphite
for
use
corporation has announced its entry into the field of decorative
panels
through
purchase
of
a
pioneer producer
of
architectural
precast concrete.
Acquisition of the
crete
Corp.
President
of
announced
Wailes company.
The consideration
In
deal
the
Illinois
•
Texas-Louisiana division of Wailes Precast Con¬
jointly on Jan. 24 by Ralph B. Rogers,
Texas Industries, and C. D. Wailes, Jr., President of the
was
was
Texas
Street,
not
disclosed.
Industries
Dallas,
acquired Wailes'
Texas
plant
on
West
and the rights to manufacture and sell Mo-Sal
decorative architectural products in Texas and Louisiana.
Not involved
in the transaction is Wailes' 'precast
plant at
Los
Angeles, Calif.
Wailes will be
operated as a division of Texcrete Structural Products
Co., another Texas Industries subsidiary, Mr. Rogers said,
Mo-Sai is a precast facing material made with granite* vitreous or
quartz aggregate cast in white or colored cement matrix. It resembles
ancient
More
mosaic
than
producing
V.
187,
p.
texture.
2,000
Mo-Sai colors and textures have been, flr vntpglfl.
infinite variety of effects, Mr. Rogers siSt*—
almost
2706.
an
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
50
oneratinH
139,9o6,381
12,191,141 135,407,549
11,729.490
rev._.—
9,129,852
8,838,574 101,871,040 103,890,963
ops.
2,599,644
operating inc.—
p. 154.
545,508
3,352,507
923,350
Hallway operating exps.
Net rev. from
jNet rv.
ry.
36,065,412
8,805,302
33,595.903
7,403,840
stock
"I
Board, on Jan. 26 said:
General of Texas lias
asserting that Sinclair
Lehman Brothers, a New York investment banking fi in,
the Texas anti-trust monopoly laws, and that the merger
President and Chairman of the
filed
a
Oil Corp. and
Itave violated
Pacific Coal & Oil Co. proposed by Sinclair Oil Corp.
would be a further violation of those laws.
.
"I understand
that the suit further asserts that these two firms
fiavc acquired substantial stock holdings in Texas Pacific Coal As Oil
Co., with the purpose and intent ol forcing such a merger with
Chicle,ir, in a manner contrary to the intent of the anti-trust laws
Texas
with
bonds
Weld
<fc
400,000
400,000
Corp.
160,000
Whipple Ac Co.
Bacon,
160,000
Robert W. Baird Ac Co.,
225,000
Inc.
Weeks &• Co.
Baker,
Barth
J.
Ac
A:
General has made our company a
the Attorney
party to this
been directed to take no action on
course, pleased that he, after in¬
vestigation, has not asserted that Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Co. h. . •
<3one anything
wrong.
The petition emphasizes that Texas Pacific
la a strong independent Texas oil company, and that there is no
sound business reason why the company should be merged. .
See also Sinclair Oil Corp above.-—V. 187, p. 2554.
G.
A.
Blair
Inc.
Co.,
fiaiiwav oper.
I railway
revenue.—
NwarCoperaUfonsra?"
Jflet ry.
--V.
$2,534,081 $14,683,007 $19,182,916
680,046
4,765,438
6,280,439
$1,717,450
762,711
income'.
oper.
60,317,121
58,565,561
5,071,509
5,286,545
expenses
oper.
90.
189, p.
Sherrcrd
output of Snow¬
Handle, this corporation has scheduled
on
additional production run, John C. Norton, General Manager oi
6alc» and Advertising, reported on Jan. 15.
Decision to go back into production followed spot checks with dis¬
tributors in the nation's snow belt where heavy early snows were
reported.—V. 182, p. 2735.
demands for an increase in the
.
85,000
Inc.
Co.,
DeHaven
Offered
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—Bonds
Securities
underwriting syndicate which offered
Corp. headed an
26
Jan.
on
first mortgage pipe
issue of $35,000,000
an
due Aug. 1, 1979, at 98.74% and
yield 5.10%, The offering was
quickly oversubscribed and the books closed.
line bonds, 5% series
accrued interest, to
The
bonds
new
Dittmax'
Ac
will
redeemable
be
optional redemption
at
prices
Drexel
Securities
Emerson
L.
Inc.
Corp.
The First Boston
plus accrued interest.
proceeds from the financing will be used by the
Company to finance port of its scheduled construction program.
The
■company estimates that its total expenditures incurred and to be in¬
curred after Sept. 30, 1958 to complete its construction program as
then scheduled, and as subsequently expanded, will not exceed $165,VOO.OOO.
A portion of this construction program is subject to the
obtaining of Federal Power Commission authorization or to decisions
favorable to the company in pending appeals from certain autlioriza1 ions already granted by that Commission.
PROCEEDS—Net
BUSINESS
Corporation
operates
and
owns
pipeline
interstate
an
Full
Reid
on
85,000
Ac
available from storage.
The construction program of the
scheduled lor completion this year, includes three principal
(1) increasing the allocated capacity of the main line to
J .292,177 Mief daily which will complete the initial "looping" of the
original line from Louisiana to New York with large diameter pipe
itnd mark the beginning of a third parallel line;
(2) the construction
of 564 miles of purchase laterals in southern Louisiana to tap newfas reserves; and
(3) the building of 15)2 miles of line from points of
connection with the main line in New Jersey to the Leidy Storage Field
Li north central Pennsylvania
and the initial development of this
field.
The new storage field will increase the
company's ability to
deliver
gas
from underground
storage during the winter heating
t eason
from 136,452 met to 340,452 mcf per day, starting with the
15)59-60
heating season.
EARNINGS—For
bad
total
the
months
12
ended
Sept.
operating revenues of $110,485,429
the company
1958,
30,
income of $16,-
and net
669,302.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
Authorized
•First mortgage pipe line bonds:
3%6 series due 1975.™
3hit;
series due 1976..-
^$169,446,000
$131,126,000
40,000,000
37,450,000
50,000.000
-
50.000.000
—
56
series
due
Outstanding
1977
4\'o 6 series due 1978—
series due 1979
25,000,000
25,000,000
35,000.000
5'.;
35,000,000
•Debentures;
46
due
63/»6
i
1977
due
I Revolving
197H..:_-
credit
issuable
in
60,000,000
—1,500,000 shs.
(stated val.
$4.5)0
ser.
$5,96
scr.
(stated
$5.70
ser.
tCommon stock
•Additional
mortgage
therein.
val.
(stated
val.
(par
bonds
securing
550,000 shs.
508.370 shs.
150.000 shs.
150,000 shs.
100.000 shs.
one
150,000 shs.
15,000,000 shs.
or
bonds,
more
series
subject
to
1977 are outstanding, such limitation is $350,000,000.
Sinking fund
payments and final maturities on bonds and debentures will be pavel)le in the following principal amounts; 1959 and
1960, $12,510,000 in
each year:. 1961, $14,760,000; 1962 through 1974,
$17,000,000 in each
year;
1975,
$16,343,000;
1976,
$16,963,000;
1977,
$18,360,000;
1978,
$16,740,000; 1979, $8,540,000. In certain circumstances relating to gas
supply, provisions in the mortgage and in the indentures relating to
the debentures may accelerate such sinking fund payments.
^Interest on each note is payable at the prime commercial rate
prevailing three business days prior to the date of borrowing.
The
adjusted figure of $3,500,000 represents the excess of the $41,000,000
principal amount of revolving credit agreement notes which are ex¬
pected to be outstanding at the date of issuance of the- new bonds
over
the $37,500,000 payment to be made shortly
thereafter; at the
f,ime of such payment the principal amount of notes
outstanding mav
be in excess of $41,000,000.
6,430
shares
made
in
to
shares
510,570
85,000
500,000
L. Day
.
Underwood, Neuliaus Ac
400,000
500,000
Victor,
Space.
189,
85,000
Corp.
p. 154.
,—
Dann
Common,
TV Junior Publications Inc.—Registers With
160,000
400,000
225,000
700,000
85,000
SEC—
which is located at 225 Varick St., New York, N. Y.
statement with the SEC covering 150,000 shares
of
common
stock and warrants for the purchase
of an additional
150,000 common shares.
The issuing company proposes to make a
This
filed
company,
registration
a
of these shares and warrants, the
offering price to be $2.50 per unit. The offering is to be made on a
best efforts basis by Charles Plolm Ac Co., of New York, for which
it will receive a selling commission, of 42 6c per share. The remaining
30,000 of units are to be offered by three selling stockholders in the
amount
of
10.000
units
each,
namely, David Zucker,
a
director,
Richard Woike,
and Leo P. Nathanson.
The underwriter also has
purchased from Mr. Zucker for $30, 10,000 units, which it intends to
public
hold
offering
for
The
units
120,000
of
investment.
issuing
publishes the TV Junior magazine,
its
from
loss
a
of
organization
to
Oct.
on
and
$113,005,
that
out
such
losses
that
these
as
1958.
date had
magazine operated
working capital defi¬
the
31,
a
with
unusual
not
are
respect
to
new
of
shares
the
at
$2.55
Dec.
magazines.
Union
series
15,
had
The
to
sales
net
for
Paper Corp.—Earnings Off—
1958
were
approximately
$156,900,000.
according
Alexander Calder, Chairman.
Net sales in 1957 totaled $160,731,739.
income for 1958, after tax provision, was about $15,650,000, or
Net
$2.13 per share on the 7,353,187 shares of capital stock outstanding at
the end of the year.
This would compare with 1957 net income of
S18.133.345, or $2.47 per share on the same number of shares.—V. 189,
p.
Union Oil Co. of Califorijiia—New Well—
field,
was
drilled
to
Another
well
in
company.—V. 189,
this
p.
United Control
a
total
depth
of
11,193
feet
and
is
being
block
has
already
been
started
by
the
91.
Corp., Seattle, Wash.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
corporation on Jan.
Commission
200,000
rquirements, including a retirement
anticipation of the 11,000 share installment
of
group
Of
a
shares
headed
the. net
28 filed
registration
of
$1
par
with
statement
value
1958
to
amounted
of
united
1958
in
$3,430,111
was
$3,184,034
was
24.4c
or
22.6c
or
share.—-V.
per
188,
The
of
director
director
a
as
Ross,
Marine
this
of
company
Chairman.
Midland
Trust
Co.
a
New
of
of
Foremost
1627.
p.
Pool Corp., Newark, N.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
corporation
covering
offered
N,
150,000
$2
138,
shares
share,
proceeds are
The
Y.
V.
-
at.
filed
16
Jan.
on
of
be
to
Ross,
used
Lyon
for
(par
general
Inc.,
the
with
cent)
one
Co.,
&
With
J.—Files
notification
of
stock
common
through
per
letter
a
to
corporate
be
York,
New
purposes.
190.
p.
United Utilities, Inc.—Scupin Elected
R.
President—
Crosby Kemper, Chairman
of the Board of Directors, on Jan. 21,
following management changes. New directors' elected
to the
board were C. A. Scupin, Loren M. Berry and R. F. Lucier.
According to Mr. Kemper the vacancies on the board were created by
the
announced
the
death
and
A.
Mr.
of
Gustav
Hirsch,
and
the
resignations
Alden
of
Hart
L.
Patterson,
Z.
also
Kemper
Fresident
of
the
that
announced
company,
Mr.
Scupin, who has been Acting
President.—V. 188, p. 2511.
Universal
elected
was
A
Controls, Inc.—Announces New
Products—
revolutionary mercury-wetted contact relay, described
workhorse"
electronics
because
of
reliability and life expectancy of
announced
Jan.
on
15
as the "new
greater speed, sensitivity, higher
than a billion operations, was
more
by C. P. Clare A; Co.,
wholly owned subsidiary.
a
variety of Clare relays—representing nearly three
new
research
its
of
years
and
testing at one of the nation's biggest laboratories—is
being produced at the Clare plants in Chicago, 111.
The new product, about the size and weight of a chicken egg, will
not only go to work in U. S. missile systems and for the Weather
but
Bureau,
also
will
have
wide
commercial
business
applications.
insurance,
Banks,
and telephone companies will use the relay in auto¬
equipment, computing systems, tabulating machines, data proc¬
essing equipment, etc., the company announced.
The Clare relay per¬
forms a basic switching function.
Although production of this new type relay has just begun, commer¬
cial orders have already come
from many important U, S. business
corporations and European industries, the announcement said.
mation
The
Clare
new
known
product,
by the
exciting addition to Clare's line."
Clare
Co.
and
executive
said
trade
P.
C.
Vice-President
initials
of I1GS, "is
President of C.
Clare,
the
of
Controls.
an
P.
parent Universal
Universal Controls,
Recently, M. Mac Schwebel, President of
forecast that within five years the Clare subsidiary would alone account
for earnings equal to
the total current Universal corporate income.
Employment at Clare plants in Chicago and Fairview, N. C., is pres¬
at an all-time high.
Clare's Chicago plants are operating on a
ently
three-shift,
basis
to
the
meet
heavy
of
demand
orders
for
all
Clare
products.-
Unlisted
The
'
Trading Requested—
American
Stock
Exchange
>
applied
has
unlisted
for
trading
privileges
in the common stock of this company, which is listed on
Detroit Stock Exchange; and the SEC has given interested persons
the
until Feb.
6,
1959 to request a
hearing theieon.—V.
188, p. 1317.
.Universal Drilling Co., Ine.- -SEC Order Cites Freeman
Securities—
-
SEC has
The
of
1934
New
the
ordered
proceedings under the Securities Exchange Acl
whether Freeman Securities, Inc.. 150
Broadway,
violated the anti-fraud and other provisions oi
Securities Laws and, if so,
whether its application for
determine
to
York,
N.
Federal
registration
lias
Y.,
as
broker-dealer should be denied.
a
Freeman Securities filed its application
Dec.
on
1958.
22.
beneficial
It
of
owner
lists
106
the company,
The Commission's
Sam
or
Freeman
more
of
the
for broker-dealer registration
President,
as
outstanding
a
Director,
common
anc
stock
o)
,
order
asserts
that
information
developed
in ar
in con¬
investigation conducted by its staff tends ii' true to show that,
nection
with the offer and sale by Freeman and others
during th<
period July 1, 1958, to date, of the class A common stock of Universa
Drilling Co., Inc.. Freeman "employed devices, schemes and artifices tc
defraud,
obtained
material
ol
engaged
in
and
money
facts
and
property
omissions
to
by means
state
of
untrue
material
facts
statement!
.
.
anc
.
practices and a course of business which would anc
did operate as a fraud and deceit upon certain
persons, in that Free
man, directly and indirectly, and in concert with others and as a
pan
acts,
of
the
Universal
scheme
(2)
and
other
and
said
of
arranged
debts
and
for
caused
nominees
stock,
issuer
(1)
for
arranged
to
have
large blocks of
said
stocl
services, and cash considera¬
public distribution of said security; (3
forwarded blocks of said stock to
to
be
foreigi
to conceal
the identity
their
said
issued
obligations,
later
selling of said
stock;
(4)
acted
stock
as
of the beneficial
and
their
nominee
of
owners
relationship
said
stack
to
for
o
tin
sucl
(5) and made false and misleading statements of
materia
omitted
to
state
material
facts concerning,
among othe
listing of the stock on national securities exchanges, and thi
profitable operations, earnings and dividends of the company."
Moreover, according to the Commission's order, Freeman failed
t<
comply with the prospectus requirements of the Securities Act of 193;
purpose;
facts
and
things,
zones.
lease
in
States
forwarded
Discovery of a new deep zone in the Bridge Field near Santa Paula,
with a well flowing at the rate of 800 barrels a day of 34.9
gravity crude oil was announced on Jan. 23 by this company.
The development well, Hill No.
1, in the extreme westerly part of
the
184,
tions;
Calif.,
completed in two separate
securities
George C. Textor
by Alexander L.
Corp.,
of
390.
in
oi
Ban-^amp
it:
President
also
Co.—V.
said
to be
devoted to and printed for children between the ages of 4 and
12.
Net proceeds of this financing are intended to be used first to pay
(a) the sum of $60,000 to repay loans by company officials; (b) some
$15,000 of past-due payables owing chiefly to Promotion Press; and
■'(c) the balance for working capital and expansion of circulation.
The company lias outstanding 160,000 common shares.
After sale
of the 120.000 units by the company, David Zucker and those to whom
lie had sold securities will own approximately 576
of the outstanding
common and 336. of the outstanding warrants, at a
cost of $80,000.
and public investors will own 43 6
of the outstanding common and
676
of the outstanding warrants at a cost of $300,000.
The company
lias
published 11 issues of the TV Junior magazine, is considered
"still in
the promotional
and developmental stage."
During the pe¬
company
is
He
The
160,000
Ac Co. _—
G. H. Walker Ac Co 1
Watling, Lerchen Ac Co.
Dean Witter Ac Co.
Yarnall, Biddle Ab Co.
85,000
-
As
Co,, Inc.
400,000
Dulles Ac BatInc.
Johnson,
Lane,
ties,
of
American Bosch Arma Corp., Colorado
Dairies, Inc., Houdaille Industries, Inc.,
Marine Midland Corp., The New York, New Haven Ai Hartford RR.,
Co., Pepsi Cola Co., John A. Roebling's Sons Corp., Sheraton Corp.,
of America, The Teleregister Corp.,
and Westchester Fire Insurance
85,000
Weeks...
Janney,
1958
Co
Miller Ac Co._
Noyes Ac Co.
Co
sale
85,000
700.000
Ac
income
of
is
Iron
85,000
:
400,000
Hutton Ac
E'.
9,953,842 shs.
be issued under the
restrictions contained
may
the
principal amount which may be outstanding under
such mortgage is limited to $750,000,000, except
that, so long as any
bonds of the 3s!* 6
or 3Te 6
series or any of the 46' debentures due
550,000
..
Co
Spencer Trask Ac Co....
Tucker, Anthony Ac R.
Hornblower
15,000 shs.
The total
flTlie originally authorized
fc^en reduced by retirements
satisfaction of sinking fund
85.000
85,000
225,000
—
100,000 shs.
$100 per shr. i
$100 per shr.)
50c)
in
the
Co. —
A: Co. Inc
ciency of $31,957.
The management, which anticipates that monthly
opertaing deficits will continue for approximately three months, points
value)
series
85,000
—
Stroud
Sutro Ac
,
rubber
profits
.
Thomas
Hemphill,
W.
400,000
160,000
6 Swiss Amcricah Corp...
A-
Inc.
Hayden,
at
3,500,000
Ripley
'
,
the
announced
Textor
Ac
SEC
700,000
Co.,
riod
$50 per shr. >
(stated val. $100 per shr.)
scr.
19,150,000
20,000,000
notes
(payable June 8, 1959)
Cumul. pfd. stock (without par
1:82.55.
20,000,000
20,000,000
.
agreement
Co.
Inc.
Harriman
—V.
gas
Ac
Stuart
Ac
85.000
Ac
plus
per
1957
In
election
been
Fuel
225,000
Steele, Haines Ac Co..,Stern, Frank, Meyer &
160,000
Jcnks, Kirkland Ac Co.
Halsey,
400,000
Ac
...
Stix
oil,
6..6"*
on
34.7c
or
United
-
—
Fox
drug, electronics,
income
85,000
85.000
Smith, Barney Ac Co..700,000
F. S. Smithers Ac Co....
400,000
William R.
Staats
Ac
Co.
160,000
700,000
700.000
85,000
500,000
the
in
investment
United States Fire Insurance Co.—New Director—
nor
.
Co.,
Stieglitz
Hallgarten Ac Co
Hallowell,
Sulzberger,
Coast to ,the New York-New Jersey-Philadelphia metropolitan area and
lias a present allocated capacity of 1,108,529 met per day, exclusive
segments:
Ac
Inc.
The
of
Co.—
Gloro, Forgan Ac Co
Goldman, Sachs Ac Co.
system for the transportation and sale of natural gas. Its main pipe¬
line system extends 1,842 miles from the Texas and Louisiana Gull'
company,
85.000
700,000
225,000
Cor)).
Southwest.
Halle
be
225,000
.
85,000
160,000
Shields Ac Co..
Shuman, Agnew A: Co.
Singer, Deane A: Scrib-
500,000
-
Co
Ac
Fahnestock Ac Co
realized
investment
The
225,000
Co.
Securities
Estabrook
retired beginning on Feb. 1, 1962 and semi-annually
thereafter to the final maturity date, at a redemption price of 1006,
will
85,000
Equitable
First
bonds
Co..
Ac
—
investments
(net
2295.
York.
Hutton
Pomeroy, Inc.
Chas. W. Scranton
700,000
included
share.
per
85,000
225,000
Schoellkopf,
Co
Ac
other
share, compared with $3,196,326 or 22.7c per
share
in
1957.
In
addition, during 1953 the increase in United's
unrealized appreciation of investments amounted to $25,650,277. * " v
Mr.
ler
500,000
Union.
Dillon,
1958."
,
Profits
160,000
Rotan, Mosle Ac Co—.
Rowles, Winston Ac Co.
Salomon Bros. Ac Hutz-
400,000
Co.—
Ac
Eastman
H.
Dominick
A:
of
company purchased approximately $10,000,000
with
proceeds from
the sale
of
public utility
industrial stocks.
' '
"
stocks
earnings
$4,878.80C
has
Ac Co. —„
RobinsonHumphrey Co., Inc.-
85,000
,
end
the
year
realized on the
sale of securities) amounted to $8,062,840 or 57.3c per share in 1958.
The
corresponding total earnings in 1857 were $6,632,437 or 47.1c
per share.,;"
/
6
225,000
85,000
The
85,000
..
Compan.y
Inc.
from 105'J
to par, plus accrued interest. However, no re¬
demptions may be made prior to Feb. 1, 1964 as a part of, or in
anticipation of, any refunding operation in which debt is incurred at
an
interest cost to the company of 5.10',;,
per year or less.
The newbonds
are
also entitled to a sinking fund through which the new
ranging
Bodinc
Total
Riter
85,000
-
Townend,
Ac
Croutcr Ac
$84,-
with
compared
industries.
steel
Net
/Inc
85,000
and
Purchases
Reinlioldt Ac Gardner..
Reynolds Ac Co
85,000
Union Securities
Dallas
stocks
the
at
and
the
industrial
&
Collins Ac Co
Dominick
—White, Weld & Co. and Stone & Webster
Pressprich
R.
Weedon Ac Co.
1957
During
'
p.
Co.
Quail Ac Co., Inc
Rausehcr, Pierce Ac Co.,
W.
$113,779,750
85,000
85,000
.
Co.,
Ac
M'. Dain Ac Co., Inc.
J.
85,000
700,000
Inc.
Co.
85,000
dwell,
bound units for the Toro Power
400.000
;
Corp.
C.
Collings
Julion
Manufacturing Corp.—Increases Production—
85.000
4.00,000
Clarke
W.
Richard
85.000
400.000
85,000
85,000
Pacific Northwest Co...
Paine, Webber,
Jaekson Ac Curtis.
—
Prescott,
Sliepard
Ac
85,000
Caldwell, Phillips Co.—
Chace,
Whiteside
Ac
Winslow, Inc
Clark, Dodge Ac Co.—
.
totaled
assets
on
a
substantially fully invested position during 1958.
Common
represented more than 956
of total net assets both at the
of
and
Co.
Mullaney, Wells Ac
Newburger Ac Co
The Ohio Co.
85,000
...
tained
of
Ac
net
31,
earlier, equivalent to $8.09 and $6.02 per share, re¬
14,072,149 outstanding shares.
This resulted in a 366
gain, if adjustment is made to include dividends in excess of net
investment income.
I
Win. M. Hickey, President, stated in the report that "United main¬
end
S. Moseley Ac Co.
F.
adjusted for the excess of dividends paid over
income, were 366/ higher on Dec. 31, 1958, than at
preceding year, according to the annual report
the
year
a
stocks
85.000
160,000
1948,
when
of
Dec.
160,000
.
-
in
1958.
On
723,938
160,000
Co
85,000
160,000
Butcher Ac
C,
meet distributor
To
,
160,000
Denton,
Ac
Bros.
Inc.
Toro
Ac
.
Co.
Ac
for
400,000
160,000
85,000
85,000
Templeton
Moroney,
Beissner
assets,
close
the
spectively,
700,000
uses.
incorporation
investment
net
Pi»rce.
_
700,000
Inc.
1958—Month—1957
1958—12 Mos.—-1957
$7,003,995 $7,605,590 $73,248,568 $79,500,037
Period End. Dec. 31—
Co,..-
Ac
BJyth Ac Co., Inc..,
Bosworth,
Sullivan
Burns
Ry.—Earnings—
Pacific
&
Inc..
Co.
Ac
William
Burn ham
Texas
500,000
160,000
225,000
Inc
Blair
Net
700,000
85,000
700,000
500,000
700,000
Fenner Ac Smith Inc.
Merrill, Turben Ac Co.,
Inc.
:
Tlio Milwaukee Co.
Mitchum, Jones Ac
500,000
Stearns Ac Co....
Becker Ac
Co.,
Bear,
Lyncli,
Merrill
85,000
its
mis¬
devices for military and commercial aircraft,
accessory
industrial
and
United Corp.-r-Net Assets 36% Higher-
85,000
Co.
85,000
Co
Eichler
Bateman,
siles
700,000
Mason-Hagan, Inc. —
A. E, Masten Ac Co.—
MoCormick Ac Co
McDonnell Ac Co. Inc.
160,000
85,000
..
Burge Ac Kraus—
Co
I'.uit, to the extent that we have
the merger proposal, we are, of
.
2,765,000
Bache & Co
*f
"While'
Joseph, Mcllen As Miller, Inc.
Kidder, Peabod.v & Co.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co._—
Laird, Bissell &, Meeds..
Lazard Freres & Co.—
Lee Higginson Corp
Lehman Brothers
Laurence M. Marks Ac
$3,340,000
Co
Corp.
A, C. Allyn
Co., Inc.
American Securities
and
ment
all of the outstanding stock of
United Control has been owned by four stockholders of the company
who are presently its principal officers.
No shares have been for sale
or
traded publicly.
'
severally
have
be used for temporary reduction of outstanding bank loans;
will be added to general funds.
corporation manufactures electronic control systems and equip¬
Since
principal amount of new-
purchase from the company the
opposite their respective names:
to
set
below
named
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed,
Ball,
"A
key personnel under the company's restricted
and
rities
just been notified that the Attorney
suit in behalf of the State of Texas,
have
officers
to
option plan.
White,
H. B. Fuqua,
15, 1958 for
t210,473 shares of common stock were reserved at Dee.
issuance
Stone & Webster Seen-
Oil Co.—Merger Off—
Texas Pacific Coal &
remainder
The
future
189,
—V.
'
Monday, February 2, 1950
.
wilt
the
Dec.
At
1958—12 Months—1957
1958—Month—1957
Period End. Dec. 31—
t'nilwav
090
sinking fund applicable to the twelve months ending Nov. 1, 1959.
15, 1958 an additional 2,200 shares had been acquired for
sinking fund purposes and were held in the company's treasury.
the
KR.—Earnings—
New Orleans
Texas &
''
.
.
.
(646,)
the
Securities
covering
common
by Blyth & Co., Inc.
proceeds from the proposed
stock
and Exchange
a
proposed
sale
of
through a nationwide
in
the offer and sale of Universal stock; and Freeman
Securities mad'
false representations in its application for broker-dealer
registratioi
concerning the identity of persons who own 106 or more of its out
standing shares and in its financial statement concerning the amoun
of cash in
A
sale,
approximately
$1,500,-
on
banks.
hearing
foregoing
Jan.
for
was
26,
the
held
1959.—V.
purpose
in
the
188,
p.
of
taking
evidence
Commission's
2690.
New
with
York
respect
Regional
to
tto
Offici
Volume
18D
Number
5817
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
XJtah Business Acceptance Corp., Murray, Utah—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
"
The
;
SEC
corporation
covering
{par $1)
(par $1)
Hied
shares
9,003
of
non-assessable
a
notification
of
19
class
A
with
The refinery which is being rehabilitated will have an initial ca¬
pacity of approximately 3,500 barrels
per
day,
making principally
asphalt and related products and kerosene and diesel fuel.
This ca-
the
pacity
stock
common
stock
and
shares
four
No
underwriting
for working capital.
is
of
Class
involved.
B
stock
common
The
proceeds
to
are
$5
at
v
be
Mr.
The
election
of
S.
had
resignation
companies
used
stantial
-../v.
Wedd
M.
the
to
for
served
2V2
of
pressure
Mr.
Wedd,
Canadian
the
to
board
the
other
of
with
accepted
but
years
director
a
Bank
board
found
he
is
to
P.
and
former
Commerce
Chairman
also
is
of
the
director
of
the
a
Ltd., Canada Life Assurance Co. and
—V. 188, p. 1201.
a
Board
-
,
.
.
line
,
...
Natural
of
purpose
of
discovered sub¬
recently has
in Venezuela and this refinery
of such crude, Mr. Kayser said.
heavy crude oil
marketing part
The
Trust
—V.
186,
p.
!v
570.
Net
*
Period End. Dec. 31—
company
Jan.
on
...
filed
15
a
letter of
notification
with
the
with
17et tev. frora ry. op$.
Net
ry.
operating
189,
$876,645
for
for
company
*
,-r
1,849,756
were
during
to
Mr.
ipn Jan. 27,.
yy."y:'
pipelines
the Uniied
located
were
States
Williams
in
nearly
dozen
a
with
in
prospects
the
for
next
with Canada expected to be the "hot
spot."
two
years
addition
"bright,"
are
y
1
y-
t
'
taxes
earnings
of
696,007
$2,109,000 from $2,054,000 id
after preferred dividends,
to
common stock outstanding comparer!
of
shares
shares.*
common
:
-
to
equal,
rose
were
the previous
year
the samo
on
y
:
y
by the fact that the amounts
charged against income for employees' pensions contained no provision
for
the
funding of benefits under the company's non-contributory
pension plan as was provided in 1957.
yv'-V
The company's
new
$3,500,000 iron powder plant, its only majoi*
capital expenditure for the
year,
is nearing completion and pre¬
liminary operations are anticipated in February.—V. 188, p. 2077.
and Canada.
said
the
on
income
after
1958
$2.60 per common share earned in
The
;y
countries
"
' ; '
the previous year.
'■
The?
$2.68
The
has
acquired a refinery located near Brownsville,
operated "by McBride Oil & Gas Corp., Paul Kayser,
President,, announced
56,259,589
2,225,978
1957.
Earnings
ranging in size from 8 to 5b
completed by this world-wide construction and pipeline
1958, John H. Williams, President, said in a year-end
report.
Western Natural Gas Co.—Acquires Refinery—
This
$6,250,-372
"288,893
lower rales volume, earnings before taxes showed little*
from the preceding 12 months. Earnings before income tuxe*
1958 amounted to $3,209,000 as compared with $3,208,000 reported
number
firm
>
$44,376
109,238
for
$67,890,000
Williams Brothers Co., Tulsa, Okla.—Builds Pipelines
inches,
Texas," formerly
$447,268
change
Approximately 1,500 miles of pipeline,
$797,833 $11,090,060 $16,336,117
814,868
9,573,909
12,198.357
1,220,891
inc.—
193.
p.
ops.
income
ry.
189, p. 390.
Despite! the
SEC
1957.
—V.
$2,429,788 $32,049,022 $34,303,669'
2,385,412
25,798,650
28,044,08u»
(Alan) Wood Steel Co.—Reports Higher Net—
covering 1.000,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be offered
at 25 cents per share, without
underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
used for expenses incidental to
mining operations.
1958—12 Months—1957
$3,981,575 $45,407,239 $54,834,714
3,183,742
34.317,179
38.498,597
2,921,756
1958—12 Months—1957
1958—Month—1957
$2,520,549
2,073,281
Preliminary report of this company for the year ended Dec. 31, 1958„
sales and operating revenues for 1958 of $54,163,000 compared
.The
.•
1958—Month—1957
$3,798,401
Deficit.'—V.
.
RR.—Earnings—
■
Whelchel Mines Go., -Caldwell,'Idaho—Files With SEC
Railway operating .rev
Railway operating exps.
from
rev.
Net ry. operating
-,
■■■'/.
.
shows
Western Maryland Ry.—Earnings—
>
,,
Period End. Dec. 31—
plants will be situated in the San Salvador field In
another in the Nursery field in Victoria County and
the St. Charles field in'Aransas County, all in TeSas.
The Continental Oil
Company will be a half owner in the last men¬
tioned plant.
The principal products from these plants will be used
as
part of the stream to be processed in the refinery at Brownsville
'
pipeline.—V. 187,
"Sections of the Trans-Canada
.'y''
"
Railway operating rev
Railway operating exps.
near
number of other companies.
tUKliiour
Wisconsin Central
County,
third
-
Sicas4<xy Bolivia, to Arlci, Chile; several various size lines
1940.
Co.
Gas
from
in Venezuela
p.
these
of
the
due
of
National
y-
other
and
part
Hidalgo
duties.
Co.
as
reserves
a
One
Towers
Towers
continue
;
-
company
distillate
expected to
..
the projects ©onjpleted during the year were a 210-mua
natural gas ltao
1fee iron Curtain in Austria; 215 miles of cruda
comparatively small
a
Memphis decision by tire "TJ. S. Supreme Court is
"off the dhdlf.''
*
the
Among
plants to use heavy Venezuelan
products extracted from
the principal feed stock.
In connection with associated
lighter
Western
the
-
the
with
of
*'take-a lot of
.
of this program the company plans to build three smallV
gasoline extraction plants in connection with its natural gas operations
announced
Mr.
regret;
unable
was
for
As
directors
of
much
gas
'
•
that
barrels
5.000
to
•
the
and
natural
per
is
whose
Increased
Kayser stated
crude
Ventures Ltd.—Wedd Elected to Board—
by H. J. Eraser, President. Mr. Wedd succeeds Mr. Graham
be
can
capital outlay.
and 27,102 shares of non-assessable class B common stock
to be offered in units consisting of one share of class A
common
unit.
letter
Jan.
on
51
(647)
He added that the reversal
results
for
1958
y-
y
affected
were'
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
.
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Florence,
Bond
eral
Sale—The
bonds
189,
v.
$475,000 gen¬
public improve¬
obligation
ment
11 for the purchase of $2,350,000
general obligation bonds, as fol¬
Ala.
527—were
p.
the Trust
offered
Jan.
lows:
sewerage
system im¬
provement bonds. Due on July
1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
awarded
to
Atlanta.
460,000 park bonds. Due
1
from
100,000
ARIZONA
1962 to
street
bonds.
Maricopa
County,
District No. 69
Sunnyside Sch.
(P. O. Phoenix),
Arizona
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
building bonds
Kenneth
Ellis
&
$143,000
was
sold to
Company,
y
Bond
$466,000 gen¬
building bonds of¬
fered Jan. 22—v. 189, p. 195—were
awarded to Refsnes, Ely, Beck &
Company.
Maricopa County School District
No. 83 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Offering
Rhea Averill,
—
Clerk of the Board of Education,
receive sealed bids until 10
will
(MST) on Feb. 5 for the
purchase of $310,000 school bonds.
a.m.
Dated
inclusive.
fire
bonds.
ment
from
Navajo County Sch. District No. 3
Note
Jan.
Arkansas
sion
(J-D)
1
from
1961
to
Principal
and
payable
at
the
Treasurer's
office.
1971
in¬
interest
County
Legality
ap¬
proved by Gust, Rosenfeld, Divel¬
bess & Robinette, of Phoenix.
Bond
189,
District No. 20
(P. O. Florence), Ariz.
Bond Offering—Eleanor K. Caf-
fall, Clerk of Board of Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m.
(MST) on Feb. 2 for
the purchase of $65,000 general
obligation bonds. Dated March 1,
1959.
to
Due
1968
on
June
1
from
1961
inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Gust, Rosenfeld,
Divelbess & Robinette, of Phoenix.
Tucson, Ariz
Bond Offering — Mary Fields,
City Clerk,, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (MST) on Feb.
391—were
p.
awarded
to
(P.
Little
Rock),
Ark.
the
by
on
Director
until
2
of
p.m.
Feb. 18 for the purchase
State
Highway
Mississippi River Bridge construc¬
$7,000,000
bonds.
revenue
1, 195.9.
Due
considered
Block No.
to 1974
on
Dated
Jan.
Jan. 1 from 1964
inclusive.
1989
sive;
follows:
as
for
Bids
the
will
be
following:
1: bonds due from 1964
inclusive; Block No. 2: for
and
Block No. 3: for the
entire issue. Legality approved by
Mehaffy, Smith & Williams, of
Little Rock. (The Federal Housing
and
Home Finance Agency
has
agreed to purchase the bonds as
4s.)
$104,000
4'/4s.
Due
to
1961
65,000 3%s. Due
1969
March
on
1968
on
on
22
—
awarded
v.
to
a
189,
p.
195
—
T. J. Raney & Sons, Stephens,
Simmons National
tional Bank of
Pine Bluffs.
were
group composed
of
March 1 from
pur¬
1960
to
Los
Angeles, as 41/4s, at a price o£
100.01, a basis of about 4.24%.
Metropolitan
Southern
the
District
High School District,
Angeles County, Calif.
Treas¬
at the
or
Francisco.
School District,
Lake
Angeles), Calif.
Sale—An issue
building
Trust
&
of
bonds
Savings
Francisco,
sold
National
Association,
the
of
Blake &
Co., Stern, Frank,
Meyer & Fox, and C. N. White &
Co.
Bernardino
bonds
County, Calif.
$85,000 school
Sale—The
Bond
offered
195—were
Jan.
26—v.
awarded
to
189,
p.
Secu¬
the
rity-First National Bank, of Los
Angeles, as 3%s, at a price of
100.29, a basis of about 3.68%.
School
Daggett
District,
Bernardino County,
Bond
Offering
—
San
Calif.
V.
awarded
571—were
Bank
&
to
the
First
Trust
Hill Richards & Co.,
Co.,
jointly.
School District,
and
sealed
bids
his
at
office
in
Bay Municipal District (P. O.
Adeline St., Oakland 23),
2130
California
Bond
Offering
Duner,
District
receive
sealed
bids until
Dated Feb.
11
a.m.
1960
to
1962
inclusive.
fice.
School
Lomitas
Mateo
sealed
wood
San
District,
County, Calif.
bids
Clerk,
his
at
City until 10
receive
will
office
a.m.
in
Red¬
(PST)
011
Feb. 10 for the purchase of $133,000 school bonds.
Dated Feb. 1,
1959.
1980
Due
on
Feb. 1 from 1961 to
inclusive.
terest
(F-A)
Principal
payable
and in¬
at
the
Valley Union School Dist.,
County, Calif.
Sale—The
$25,000 school
building bonds offered Jan. 26—v.
March 15 from.
March 15 from.
on
Dated March 15, 1959.
interest
payable
Principal
at
the
County Treasurer's office, or at
the option of the holder, at the
America
of
Savings
Trust
National
Association,
in
San
Francisco or Los Angeles. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Francisco.
.
.
Union
El Dorado
School
District,
County, Calif.
Sale—The $140,000
school
building bonds offered Jan. 26—
v.
189, p. 391—were awarded to
Bank
of
America
National
Savings Association, Sart
Francisco.
Pomona,
Offering
Bond
Cclif.
—
L.
B.
Thomas,
receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Feb. 1(>
for
the
purchase
of $1,000,000
City
Clerk,
water works
March
able
1,
1961
will
revenue
1959.
Due
bonds. Dated
March. 1
on
to 1985 inclusive.
Call¬
of March
1, 1968. Principal
(M-S) payable at tho
City Treasurer's office, or at the
as
and interest
City's fiscal agency in New YorkCity, Los Angeles 01* Chicago. Le¬
gality approved by O'Melveny &
Myers,
of Los Angeles.
P or tola
Valley
San Mateo
Bond
San Bernardino
District
School
on
and
County Treasurer's office.
Lucerne
March 15 from
1960 to 1984 inclusive.
from
Offering—John A. Brun-
County
High
bonds. Due
15, 1959. Due on Feb.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
District;
1960 to 1984 inclusive.
1,000,000 Junior College District
the
Bond
—
Joseph
A.
Treasurer, will
;;
School
on
bonds. Due
Trust &
(PST) on Feb. 10 for the
purchase of $15,000 school bonds.
sealed
1984 inclusive.
1,250,000
Bond
.
a.m.
ing,
Bither.
'
City
bonds. Due
11
Bond
<
W.
follows:
$1,150,000
bids at his office in Ventura until
Las
San
Offering—B.
Placerville
Hamm,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
from
Stanislaus
(PST) on Feb. 10 for the
purchase of $3,400,000 bonds, as
Ventura
County, Calif.
15
Districts,
p.m.
&
Bond Sale—The $211,000 school
28—v. 189, p.
for
bids at his office in. Modesto until
Bank
bonds offered Jan.
Dennis
Wardle, County Clerk, will receive
East
Dorado
Counties, Calif.
Hueneme
10
$26,400,000 water
County, Calif.
Bond
March 1 from
on
Folsom Joint Unified Sch. District,
Western
March
until
Sch.
1960 to
Bond Offering—Robt. L.
Cucamonga School District, San
Modesto
of
Francisco.
San
syndi¬
D.
received
works bonds.
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
Sacramento and El
of
be
the purchase of
follows:
as
$40,000 5s. Due
$70,000
was
30,000 4'/4s. Due on March 1 from
Bond Sale—The $2,020,000 school
1970 to 1977 inclusive.
building bonds offered Jan. 27—
Dated Mar^h 1, 1959. Interest
v. 189, p. 527—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by the Bank of M.-S. Legality approved by Orrick,
America National Trust & Savings Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
Association, of San Francisco, as
4i/4s, at a price of 102.65, a basis
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
2
County, Calif.
Bond
District of
(P. O. Los
County Clerk, will receive
Lake
school
Water
California
in¬
1994
District's
paying agency in New York City,
Chicago or San Francisco. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
San
Covina Union
Inc.,
Bank, and Na¬
Commerce, both of
the
to the Bank of America
1974 to 1983 inclusive.
Los
at
office,
1
to 1973 inclusive.
139,000 4s. Due
urer's
inclusive.
March 1 from
Bernardino until
11 a.m.
(PST)
on
Feb. 2 for the purchase of
$100,000 school bonds. Dated Feb.
15, 1959. Due on Feb. 15 from
1961 to 1979 inclusive.
Principal
Pine Bluff Special School District and interest (F-A) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legality
No. 3, Ark.
approved by O'Melveny & Myers,
Bond Sale—The $250,000 school
of Los Angeles.
building revenue bonds offered
Jan.
for
Callable as of March 1,
Principal and interest (M-S)
1974.
East
Co., Dean Witter
& Co., John Nuveen & Co., Hill
Richards & Co., J. A. Hogle & Co.,
ARKANSAS
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Lawson,
Levy,
Williams
&
Stern,
State Highway Commis¬
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc., Fred
O.
from
cate: Weeden &
527.
p.
Commission
(CST)
to
net interest cost of about
a
foregoing supple¬ of about 4.08%.
Other members
issue of
189,
received
tion
100.06,
bonds due from 1975 to 1989 inclu¬
Pinal County Sch.
Sale—The $308,000 school
building bonds offered Jan. 27—
1959.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
of
June
City School District,
Diego County, Calif.
the report in our
Jan. 26.—v.
000
on
1,
The
—
ments
be received until 2 p.m. (MST) on
Feb. 2 for the purchase of $235,-
clusive.
on
Principal
and interest payable at the City
Treasurer's office, or at the option
of the holder, at the Valley Na¬
tional Bank, of Phoenix, or at the
Harris Trust & Savings Bank, of
Chicago, or at the Chase Man¬
hattan Bank, of New York City.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
the
general
obligation
school
bonds. Dated March 1, 1959. Due
Due
equip¬
July 1
1962 to 1981 inclusive.
Dated
(P.
O. Holbrook), Ariz.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
and
1
payable
Vista
San
from
station
March
Chula
3.98%,
420,000
18
$25,000,000 water devel¬
opment project, Series A bonds.
Dated
March
1, 1959.
Due on
clusive.
350,000 municipal building bonds.
Due on July 1 from 1962 to
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Gust, Rosenfeld,
Robinette, of Phoenix.
from
1
$59,000
John Nuveen & Co., at a price of
interest
Divelbess &
July
Sale—An issue of
Feb.
on
chase of
school building bonds was sold to
Dean Witter & Company.
improvement
on
(PST)
School
20,000 library bonds.
Due
on
July 1 from 1962 to 1981 incl.
Jan.
1, 1959.Due semi¬
annually from July 1, 1960 to July
1, 1969 inclusive. Principal and
Bond
v.
Sale—The
eral obligation
Due
July
on
inclusive.
to 1981 inclusive.
1962
1981
Maricopa County Sch. Dist. No. 68
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
1981
Union
District,
Fresno County, Calif.
$1,000,000
27—
Company of Georgia, of
CALIFORNIA
Centerville
ing,
School District,
County, Calif.
Offering—John A. Brun-
County
Clerk,
sealed bids at his
will
receivo
offfice in Red¬
wood City until 10 a.m.
Feb. 10 for the purchase
(PST) on
of $39,000
189, p. 527—were awarded to the school bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1958.'
Security-First National Bank, of Due on Jan. 1 from 1971 to 19T&
52
(648)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
/
inclusive.
atic
i
(J-J)
&
Corp., W. H. Newbold's Son
Co., and Hooker & Fay.
Treasurer's office.
Vacaville, Calif.
Rainbow Municipal Water District,
San Diego County, Calif.
Sale—The
Bond
$250,000 water
construction and ac¬
works system
quisition bonds offered Jan. 19—
v. 188, p. 2512—were awarded to
Grande & Co., as follows:
Feb.
School
High
Union
Calif.
Bond Offering
R. B. James,
—
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in San Diego
(PST) on Feb. 10
for the purchase of $495,000 school
bonds. Dated March 15, 1959. Due
until 10:30
a.m.
March 15 from 1960 to 1984 in¬
on
on
purchase of $1,-
the
bonds,
as
follows:
bonds.
1,
1970.
/
bonds
The
March
dated
are
1,
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the Main Office of the
1959.
Bank
America National
of
Trust
Savings Association, San Fran¬
&
Legality approved by Or¬
rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
cisco.
Bond
receive
will
Clerk,
County
ton,
cisco.
for the
Calif.
$3,000,000 water
bonds offered Jan. 28—v. 189, -p.
391—were awarded to a syndicate
Obispo,
headed
by the Bank of America
National Trust & Savings Associa¬
tion, San Francisco, at a price of
100.008, a net interest cost of about
land until 2 p.m.
(PST) on Feb. 2
purchase of $430,000 school
bonds. Dated Feb. 2, 1959. Due on
Feb. 2 from 1960 to 1984 inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice.
Legality approved by Or¬
1974 inclusive.
1960 to
60,000 4J/2s. Due on Feb. 1, 1975.
190,000 3YzS. Due on Feb. 1 from
375,000 3%s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1983 inclusive.
1979 to
555,000 3.90s. Due
Feb. 1 from
on
1,275,OQO 4s. Due
1990 to
Other members of the
syndicate:
Blyth & .Co., Inc., First Boston
Corp., Harris Trust & Savings
Bank, of Chicago, Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Weeden
& Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, J. Barth & Co., William
R. Staats & Co., Taylor & Co.,
Stone & Youngberg, Win, E. Pol¬
lock & Co., Inc., J. A. Hogle &
Co., Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
Irving Lundborg & Co., C. N.
White & Co., and Fred D. Blake &
Co.
Ysidro
School
District, San
Diego County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $30,000 school
bonds offered Jan. 20—v. 189, p.
195—were awarded to the Bank of
America National Trust & Savings
Association, San Francisco, at a
price of 100.20, a net interest cost
of about 4.58%, as follows:
$13,000
5s. Due
Feb.
on.
15
from
1960 to 1972 inclusive.
17,000 4%s. Due
1973 to
South
1984 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $38,000 school
building bonds offered Jan. 27—
189,
J.
B.
of
price of 100.10,
a
about
of
cost
net
a
3.17%,
Hanauer &
Co.,
net
a
4.32%,
on
1975
cost
of
1959 to
inclusive.
1961
on
Oct. 1, 1962
1963.
March 1 from
on
March 1 from
bonds
189, p.
Connecticut
of)
Speziale,
State
Treasurer,
will
receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Feb. 10 for the purchase of $50,500,000
Rental
Housing
notes.
Dated Feb. 27, 1959. Due Feb. 26,
1960. Legality approved by Rob¬
inson, Robinson & Cole, of Hart¬
Note
Offering
(State
—
John
offered
Jan.
26—v.
391—were awarded to
net interest cost of about
a
follows:
East
1964
on
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
655,000 3y4s. Due
1965 to
3.36%,
1974
on
Feb.
1 from
inclusive.
595,000 3.40s. Due
Feb. 1 from
1975 to 1978 inclusive.
Other
cate:
h.
F.
jkopf,
on
members
Equitable
the
syndi¬
Securities
Rothschild
Hutton
of
&
&
Corp.,
Co., Schoell-
Pomeroy,
Baxter & Co., New York
Inc.,
Hanse-
189,
,
until
Cook
—v;
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1,1959.
Dec. 1
on
from
1961
Ballman
follows:
$95,000 3%s. Due
1960
to 1966
Main,
Dec. 1 from
on
1978 inclusive.
to
bonds
dated
Dec.
1,
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
are
Interest
J-D.
Chicago.
arid interest
bank mutually
$200,000 2%s. Due ohNbv.l from
Benton
75,000 3s. Due on ^ov. 1 from
v
<1968 to 1970 inclusive. ;
,1
60,000 3.10s. Due on Nov. 1, .1971
Connecticut
Bond Offering—Effie H.
Town
Treasurer,
sealed
bids
will
the
at
Miller,
receive
Hartford
Na¬
St., Hartford, until 2
p.m. (EST)
purchase of
$280,000 school bonds. Dated Feb.
Feb.
3
for
1, 1959. Due
1979
on
inclusive.
terest
Feb. 1 from
/960
at
the
aforemen¬
15 from
1959
(J-D) payable at
1976
bank
a
in¬
trust
or
designated by the pur¬
chaser, subject to approval by the
Board of Education. Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
Louis.
Vr
Oregon), III.
bonds,
improvement bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
1959. Due on June 1 from 196ft-to
follows:—
as
$29,000
'*
School
fyV-Bafthister, Carpenter, Ahlers
sive.
& Cooney, of
Des Moines.
Fort
Dodge, Iowa
1968 inclusive.
29,000 Civil Township bonds. Due
Interest
J-J.
Legality
(CST) ori'Feb. 3 for the purchase
$116,000 street
improvement
ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, I6e &
Miller, of Indianapolis.- r
:v
•
Greenfield School City, Jnd.
Bond Offering — Jesse L. Dob¬
bins,
of
bonds. Dated Jan.
Nov.
were
awarded
Bank
to
the
First
Missouri
Certificate
Farmer,
City
sealed
(EST)
on
will
until
4
re¬
p.m.
Feb. 16 for the purchase
electric and water
$1,310,000
certificates.
revenue
1, 1958. Due
on
Dec.
Dated
1
from
1960 to
on
to
1989 inclusive. Callable as of
Dec. 1, 1968. Interest J-D.
Legality
approved
Trimble &
City.
by
Caldwell,
Dec. 1 from
1967 inclusive.
3s.
1968
Co.,
follows:
as
$475,000 23/4s. Due
Due
on
1970
to
inclusive.
75,000 3y4s. Due
to
Dec.
1 from
Dec.
on
from
1
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Marion County,
4;
..
Marshall,
Mitchell, of New York
W. H. Jones,
—
oral bids
p.m.
.
Spirit Lake, Iowa
Sale—The
Bond
V.
street
$70,000
FranklinTownship
improvement bonds offered Jan.
Building Corporation (P. O. 28 were awarded as follows:
Wanamaher), Ind. '
v
$26,000 bonds to Becker & Cownie,
Bond Offering —7,0. Kenneth
Inc. «
National
Fletcher
can
54,000 bonds to Farmers Trust &
Savings Bank, of Spencer.
$54,000
June
26,000
construction
Nov.
on
on
1960
Offering
Smith,
Sale
The
$650,000
27—v."
189,
392—were awarded
composed of Halsey,
K. Baum
p.
to
Stuart & Co. Inc., George
sealed
bids
until
1
(CST) on Feb. 10 for the
purchase
of
$4,500,000 ^ water¬
works refunding and improvement
p.m.
1959.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Feb.
12 for the purchase of $200,000
bonds. Dated
revenue
Due
on
bonds.
Due
Sept. 1 from
the
First
&
as
Sale—The
City
revenue
a
4.38%,
$115,000 4V2s. Due
1962 to
1975
to
reyenue
1958.
196*3 "to
Due
1998
in¬
Legality
approved
by
Dean, of Topeka. (The
Federal
Housing and Home Fi¬
nance Agency has agreed to pur¬
chase, as 3s, the $900,600 bonds
follows:
due
Oct.
due
1975
provided
Oct.
1
inclusive
market.)
from
1
inclusive,
:
sold
1988
$200,000
1963
from
are
to
the
to
1974
the
on
open
...
County (P. O. Boonville),
Indiana
KENTUCKY
-
392—were awarded to the Indian¬
.
Jan. 27—v. 189, p. 197—were sold
to the Federal Housing and Home
apolis
Finance
of about 3.07%.
price
1,
20
$1,100,000
Annex
Oct.
from
1
of
bids
Feb.
on
&
Dean
1995 inclusive.
(P. O.
a
Union
Dated
clusive.
Jan. 1 from
on
(CST)
purchase
Oct.
on
Jan. 1 from
1974 inclusive.
485,000 4%s. Due
*
as
on
the
bonds.
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., and
Raffensperger,. Hughes & Co., ' at
a
price of 100.007, a net interest
cost of about
a.m.
10
Student
group com¬
receive sealed
will
for
of Indianapolis
Bond
&
Corp., Allison-Williams Co.,
Share
;
Aug. 1 from
on
1974 to 1979 inclusive.
until
bonds offered Jan.
awarded to
1 from
University of Kansas (P. O.
>
Lawrence), Kansas
Bond Offering — Hubert Brigh¬
ton, Secretary of the Board of
Bond Sale—The $600,000 sewage
were
.
Aug.
on
1973 inclusive.
1960 to
~
.
bonds offered
3s, at
•'
Due
210,000 3Vss. Due
Vernonl - Ind.
$2,300,000 stu¬
as
'
of
Bond Sale—The $200,000 bridge
bonds offered Jan. 26—v. 189, p.
revenue
Agency,
Bank
'.
$440,000 3s.
Regents,
Warrick
dent center
National
Co., and Barret, Fitch, North &
lows:-
1961
of
,
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Carbondale), III.
March 1 from
group
a price of 100.13, a net in¬
terest cost of about 3.05%, as fol¬
1,
York. Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
;
•
Sept. 1, 1967. Interest M-S. Le¬
gality approved
by
Charles &
Bond
March
New
of
Southern Illinois University
on
Dated
a
Co., at
Michigan City;
Northern Trust Co., Chicago; or at
posed
Rau,
gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered Jan.
Department of Waterworks,
works
A.
Due
1965
City, Kansas
—
receive
Dec. 1 from
Otto
—
to
KANSAS
will
28
Bond
Due
1968
bonds,
from
1
:
Bond
of the Board of Trus¬
North
1978 inclusive.
to
inclusive.
O
Michigan City, Ind.
C.
bonds.
1960
•
Kansas
Offering —W.
from
1
inclusive.
Co., of Indianapolis. Legal¬
ity approved by Ross, McCord, Ice
& Miller, of Indianapolis.
:
"
'
Bond
of:"
improvement
on
&
Bank
consisted
The'sale
-
Trust
1973 inclusive.
Sorento, III.
June
1961
8
.
&
Bank
White-Phillips
1960 to 1997 inclusive. Callable
Manager,
bids
Offering
(CST) on Feb. 2 for
the purchase of $58,000 street im¬
provement and construction bonds,
1, 1959. Due semi-annually from
July 1, 1960 to Jan. 1, 1965. Legal¬
ity approved by Ross, McCord, Ice
tional
Sept. 1, 1957.
Offering—B. Harold
Valley, Iowa
until
Chicago, and
Inc., jointly,
water works
Kissimmee, Fla.
by Chap¬
will receiye sealed and
Bond
inclu¬
1964
to
of Chicago.
Cutler
&
Jr., Secretary of Board of
Trustees, will receive
Principal and interest
payable at the First Na¬
Na¬
Boston, at 1.89%
discount. Due May 20, 1959.
1, 1959. Due on
1960
from
sive. Legality approved
man
School
(M-S)
27
of
1
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Feb. 5 for the purchase of $79,000
the Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
an¬
Jan.
ILegality approved
semi-annually from July 1,
Bond Offering—Robert H. Clel1960 to July 1, 1969 inclusive.
lariar City Clerk; will receive
The
bonds are dated ;,Feb.
1, sealed and oral bids-until 2 p.m.;
to 1994 incl.
1974 to
$600,000 tax
offered
receive
will
Township •: bonds.
Due semi-annually from. July
1, 1960 to July 1,-1969 inclu¬
revenue
London, Conn.
notes
Richard'G.
—
Clerk,
City
sealed and oral bids until 8 p'iri.
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on" (CST/ 011 Feb. 9 for the purchase
Feb. 11 for the purchase of $53,000 of $10,00& special assessment street
Bond Sale—The $750,000 school
building bonds offered Jan. 20—
v.
189, p. 196—were awarded to
1971
Note Sale—The
Offering
Bond
Bunten,
tees,
Ogle County Community Unit High
75,000
**,.
Offering—James T. Sluss,
Township
Trustee, 'will-.receive
Secretary
125,000 3.40s. Due
of
to
company
Bank.
New
*.
«•
-Council Bluffs, Iowa
Bond
District
clusive. Principal and interest
Principal and in¬
payable
tioned
the
and 1972.
4
,
Twp. (P. O:\Uniohville)^'
Indiana
1967 inclusive.
1960 to
and
-
INDIANA
County
Dec.
St.
National
School
School
of
Moines
school building bonds. Dated Feb.
inclusive.
355,000 3%s. Due
.1967
&
Dec. 1 from
on
Des
-
100.004, a net interest cost of about
2.93"%, as follows:
■%$ - *'
1969
to
Principal
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
$450,000 school
offered Jan. 26
and
as
392—were awarded to
p.
•
awarded to Goldman, Sachs
Co.,
jointly,
.
Iowa
(CST) on Feb. 9 for
Bank, in Des Moines,' and Whitepurchase of $575,000 school
Phillips Co., jointly; at a price of
Due
Bond Sale—The
bonds
189,
Iowa
the
7 p.m.
1959.
County, Avoca Sch. District
37 (P. O. Wilmette), III.
No.
Bluffs,
Bond Sale—The $335,000 sewer
construction bonds offered Jan. 26
Bond Offering—Henry C. John¬
ston, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive: sealed bids
392.
p.
School District No. 218 (P. 0. \
Granby (P. O. East Granby),
ceive
a
,
$100,000 4Mjs. Due
1960 to
19.—v.
ILLINOIS
ford.
FLORIDA
syndicate headed
by
Goldman,
Sachs & Co., at a price of
100.06,
as
Jan.
from
Stockton, Calif.
ment
—
on
1984 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $1,350,000
gen¬
eral obligation municipal
improve¬
Council
Community Unit
No. 1 (P. O.
Baird, President of .the Corpora¬
Roxana), III.
tion, will receive sealed bids until
45,000 3.20s. Due on Oct. 1 from
Bond Offering—Maurice Legate, 11 a.m.
(CST) on Feb. 1Q for the
1967 to 1969 inclusive.
Secretary of Board of Education, purchase of $1,640,000 first jriortf
In addition the entire issue will
will receive seated bids until 7
gage 'revenue bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
carry an extra 2% interest from
p.m. (CST) on Feb. 3 for the pur¬
1959. Due on Jan. 1 from 1962 to
April 1 to Oct. 1, 1959.
chase of $670,000 school building 1989 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
bonds. Dated Dec. 15, 1958. Due terest
(J-J) payable at the Ameri¬
CONNECTICUT
on Oct. 1
1966 inclusive.
1964 to
tional
-
1976 to
(F-A) payable at The
Bank, of New York City.
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
Note
The foregoing supple¬
ments the report in our issue of
Hanover
Madison
Due
3s.
30,000
ticipation
inclusive.
18,000 4Y4s. Due
any interest payment date on
after Feb.
1,-1969. Principal
and interest
The
and
Illinois
thereafter
or in part
numerical order,
inverse
in
1958.
price
a
interest
$20,000 4y2s. Due
1960 to
at
follows:
as
on
1970 and
callable, in whole
but
improvement
street
$23,000
bonds.
.
inclusive.
as
391—were awarded to
p.
100.07,
about
Boettcher
to
follows:
on
Bay Union Sch. Dist., San
Diego County, Calif.
v.
189, p.
tional Bank & Trust Co., 777 Main
Feb. 15 from
on
21—v.
awarded
20,000 2%s. Due
150,000 3y2s. Due on Feb. 1, 1999.
San
Co., at
interest
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1998
&
Jan.
offered
bonds
$30,000 2y4s. Due on Oct. 1 from
1989 inclusive.
1984 to
obligation
392—were
1978 inclusive.
1976 to
eral
$125,000 gen¬
water extension
in
Bonds due
are
Monday, February 2, 1959
.
Washington, East Peoria),'"
Feb. 1 from I960 to 1979 inclusive.
&
Sale—The
Bond
of
East"'"
600
the District.
were
Westminster, Colo.
from
$545,000 5s. Due on Feb. 1
O.
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 10 a.m. (EST) on Feb. 10 for
the purchase of $3,200,000 school
bonds. Dated Fob. 1, 1<959. Due on
building
3.96%, as follows:
(P.
(J-D) payable at a
agreeable to the purchaser
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
cliffe, of San Francisco.
COLORADO
County School District
86
Bond Offering —R. T. Milwee,
Superintendent of Public Instruc¬
or
Unified Sch. District,
Yolo County, Calif.
Offering—Chas. S. Payn-
Washington
sealed bids at his office in Wood¬
Luis
County Special Tax Sch.
J (P. O. Sanford),
No.
District
Florida
1,
March
Due
Callable a.4 of March
1994.
No.
the
1
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrin£ton & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
San
.
from 1960 to 1974 inclusive.
(M-S)
Bond Sale—The
Dated May 1, 1958. Due on Nov. 1
to 1991 inclusive. Call¬
able as of Nov. 1, 1968. Principal
and
interest
(M-N)
payable at
The
Hanover
Bank, New York
City. Legality approved by Cald¬
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mitch¬
ell, of New York City.
Seminole
bonds. Due on March
$500,000
clusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
(PST)
water revenue
1,450,000
District, San Diego County,
Dob¬
receive
will
Clerk,
for
10
950,000
1965 to 1975 inclusive.
Dieguito
City
bins,
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
140,000 4%s. Due on July 1 from
1976 to 1985 inclusive.
San
Offering—Olive M.
Bond
$110,000 41,2s. Due on July 1 from
.
Tazewell
I from 1962
Principal and interest
payable at
the
County
.
.
Bond
&
Share
Corp., as
3Yss, at a.price of 100.25, a basis
-*'
i
Carrollton,
Ky.
Offering—Bids
Bond
will
be
received until Feb. 2 for the pur¬
chase of $665,000 utilities revenue
bonds,
is
it
reported.
.
of par.
Lake
Certificate
Fales,
City
Worth, Fla.
Offering —Ruth
Clerk,
sealed bids until 11
Feb. 17 for the
will
U.
receive
(EST) on
purchase of $2,-
550,000
Jefferson
IOWA
a.m.
sewer revenue certificates.
Additional Sale—The $3,000,000
dormitory and student apartment
revenue
bonds offered at the
time also
were
same
sold to the Federal
Housing & Home Finance Agency,
as 2%s, at a price of par.
Boone, Iowa
Bond Sale—The
building
City
Offering—Glen M. Wiley,
Clerk, will receive sealed
and
oral
awarded
Bond
(CST)
on
bids
until
County (P. O. Louisville),
Kentucky
7:30
p.m.
Feb. 2 for the purchase
Jan.-
J.
J.
28
B.
$1,215,000 school
bonds
revenue
—
189,
v.
to
a
p.
group
Billiard
&
offered
196
—
were
composed of
Son,
Almsted
•
Bankers
Bros.,
Bond
30,000 Montgomery Hills Parking
Co.,. Inc.,
& Co., Inc., Stein Bros. &
Boyce, Equitable Securities Cor¬
Lot District bonds.
Blyth
poration, W. L.
Lyons
&
Co.,
O'Neal, Alden & Co.. Inc., Mer¬
rill
Lynch,
Pierce.
Fenner
&
Smith, Goodbody & Co., Security
Company, Russell, Long
& Co., and. Kentucky Company,
iat a price of 101.40. a net interest
cost of about 3.44%,
,
$395,000
4s.
Due
1960 to
Feb.
on
1
from;
carry
cost of about
1
•
L
Waltham, Mass.
Note
equipment
189,
529—were
p.
to
the
of
Boston,
National
at
&
Shawmut"
Bank,
Co.,
as
Goldman, Sachs
2.40s, at a price of 100.01,
The bonds
and mature
terest
1, 1959
Feb. 1 from 1960 to
on
1971
payable at the Boston Safe
A1-',
rington, City Treasurer, wilL re¬
Magoffin County (P. O.
Salyersville), Ky.
:
Offering—r. M.
G. *
Budd,
Feb. 9 for the purchase of $300,000
courthouse and jail bonds. Dated
;
-
Jan.
1, 1959. Due
I960, to
Jan.
on
1 from
inclusive.
1989
Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
Salyersville National
Bank,
of
.Salyersville. Legality approved by
Chapman <5c Cutler, of Chicago.
;
LOUISIANA
i Bossier
Parish
18
•ri
Bond
School
District
No.
offered
Jan.
'the price-making
process,
and
Louisiana has become the domi¬
of
source
six
new
supplies.
43% of total
gas
years,
in
were
additions
Louisiana;
a
outranks
proved
to
Louisiana
natural
'45.5 % of those
is
area
con¬
Texas still
amount
in
gas
reserves
of
but,
reserves,
of
Texas,, and
only one-fil'th
of
as
r,
additions
to
gas
reserves
through discoveries of
and new pools.
,
of
fields
new
leading
a
supply and is
a
unique
market for uncommitted reserves,
'it has assumed a leading role in
price
making.
The
supply
'contracts that
have made price
history in recent years have been
'
-
in
concentrated
1956
prices
gas
par.
this
The
area.
20-year contracts
in South Louisiana, site of many
new discoveries, were 66%
above
the
1954
prices while in Texas
they had increased only 9.5% and
tin
remainder
the
of
Louisiana,
:29.6%.
;
Washington Parish, Bogalusa Sch.
Dist. (P. O. Franklinton), La.
,
;
Bond
school
188,
,
,
Sale
bonds
p.
—
The $1,400,000
offered
Jan.
from
1960
due
are
to
2789—were awarded
to
Feb.
on
15
E. F. Hutton & Co., Kohlmeyer &
:Co., Dane & Co., and Wheeler &
Woolfolk, Inc., at a price of par.
..
to
the" National
of
Boston,
at
Shawmut
Bank,
1.70%.
Dated Jan. 29, 1959. Due 011 Oct.
23,
Principal
1959.
at the
payable
and interest
Rockland
Atlas
National Bank, of Boston.
Peabody, Mass.
Bond Sale—An issue of
various bonds
sold to
was
$545,000
a
group
composed of Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son
& Curtis, Harkness & Hill,
Inc., and Lyons & Shafto, Inc., as
3s, at a price of 100.02, a basis of
about 2.99%. Dated Feb. 1, 1959.
on
Feb.
inclusive.
1
from
Interest
1960 to
1969
F-A.
Legality
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
(P. O.
Offering—Alex
Bond
Offering
William
J.
Reynolds, City Treasurer, will
re¬
sealed
ceive
bids
—
at
the
National
Dated
March
March
National
Shawmut
Bank
of
Boston.
Legality approved by
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
Sale—The
Note
and
sewer
notes
awarded
were
to
$153,000 school
offered
the
Jan.
27
Merchants
National Bank of
at
price
a
about
Boston, as 2.60s,
100.25, a basis of
of
2.50%.
Trustees
of
Emmanuel College
Boston), Mass.
Offering—President Mary
Keating (Sister Alice Ger¬
announces
that
the
Trus¬
follows:
i
Lot
Silver
Spring
District
fr
Parking
District bonds.
250,000 Bethesda
Pensinger,
Secretary of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until
8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 3 for
the purchase of $18,500 school site
Principal and interest
at
National
1,
building bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
Due on July 1 from 1960 to
1984
inclusive.
Interest
approved
J-J.
Le¬
by Miller, Canof Detroit.
of $25,000,000 DetroitMetropolitan Expressway revenue
bonds.
Worcester
County (P. O.
Worcester), Mass.
anticipation notes
to
2T
sold
was
Merchants
on
National
Bank of
Boston, at 1.62% discount.
April 1, 1959.
Due
Public
$170,000 bonds
offered Jan. 27—v. 189, p. 528—
were awarded to
Braun, Bosworth
& Co., Inc., at a price of 100.008,
a net interest cost of about
2.91%,
(EST)
on
inclusive.
Feb.
Interest
12 for the
A-O.
Le¬
District
1968.
and
50,000 general obligation street
improvement bonds: $40,000
Due on July 1 from
1959 to 1970, inclusive.
425,000 4%s. Due on July 1 from
to
1987, inclusive.
Saginaw Township School District
Fourth Class No.
10
(P. O.
Saginaw), Mich.
Bond Sale—The
$407,000 school
Birmingham School District, Mich. building bonds offered Jan. 22
were awarded to Barcus, Kindred
Bond
Offerin g—Amos
F.
& Co., and Watling, Lerchen &
Gregory, Secretary of Board of
Co., jointly.
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m.
(EST) on Feb. 17 Union City Community Sch. Dist.,
for
the
Michigan
purchase
of $2,100,000
building
Jan.
site
and
1, 1959. Due
1960 to
bonds.
on
Dated
school
June 1 from building and refunding bonds of¬
1984 inclusive. Bonds
due
1970 and thereafter
to
redemption, in inverse numeri¬
are
subject
cal
order, on any one or more
interest payment dates on
and
June
after
1,
Mundy
Flint,
Genesee
and
School
Fractional
Bristol
Burton
District
Twps.,
No.
fered
(P. O. 1024 West
Flint), Mich.
Jan.
Allan
Blair
sealed
bids
until
awarded to
were
a
&
Co.,
Goodbody
&
Co., Ryan, Sutherland & Co., and
Shannon
&
Co., at a price of
100.05, a net interest cost of about
4.01%, as follows:
$245,000 4l/2S. Due
1961
to
on July
1969 inclusive.
1 from
280,000 3%s. Due on July 1 from
1970 to
1976 inclusive.
695,000 4s. Due on July
1 from
Walled Lake Consol.
Sch. District,
Michigan
8
Sale—The $650,000 build¬
Bond
ing and site bonds offered Jan. 26
529—were awarded to
p.m.
(EST) on Feb. 10 for the a
group
composed
of
Halsey,
purchase of $3,000,000 general ob¬ Stuart & Co.
Inc., Blyth & Co.,
ligation
school
building bonds.
Inc., and Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Dated Dec. 1, 1958. Due on June 1
Fenner & Smith, at a price of
from 1959 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬
100.04, a net interest cost of about
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
bank
a
or
trust
Twp.
Swartz
Creek
Com¬
munity Schools District No. 22
(P. O. Swartz Creek), Mich.
Bond
Sale
The
$1,500,000
school building bonds offered Jan.
28—v.
—
—v.
189,
4.01%,
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
as
p.
follows:
$110,000 41/2S. Due
on
Parking
bonds.
•
Lot
1960 to 1965 inclusive.
540,000 4s. Due on June 1 from
1966 to 1984 inclusive.
Wyoming Twp. Sch. District No. 2
(P. O. Grand Rapids), Mich.
Bond Sale—An issue of $425,000
1,1973. Legality
Marquart,
of
Minne¬
No. 31, Minn.
Bond
Offering
received
until
;
will be
Bids
—
March
4
chase of $850,000 sewage
it reported.
the
for
bonds,,it
No. 271, Minn.
Bond
Offering
received
until
purchase
March
12
$980,000
bonds, it is reported.
the
for
building
Independent School District
' No. 99, Minn. \
.
Bond Sale—The
$420,000 school
building bonds offered Jan. 27—
v.
189, p. 393—were awarded to
John Nuveen & Co., and Harold
E. Wood & Co., jointly, at a price
of 100.011, a net interest cost of
about 3.94%, as follows:
$125,000 SVaS. Due
on Feb.
1962 to 1969 inclusive.
100,000 3.80s. Due
1970
poration,
1959 to
1962 inclusive.
on
1 from
Feb. 1 from
1974 inclusive.
to
195,000 3.90s. Due
on
Feb. 1 from
1975 to 1980 inclusive.
The
of
rate
in¬
additional
bear
bonds
terest
from March
1.30%
15, 1959 to Aug. 1, I960:
Fairmont
Indep. School District
No. 454,
Bond
Offering
received
until
Minn.
—
Bids will be
10 for the
March
building
purchase
of
$460,000
bonds, it is reported.
Minneapolis, Minn.
Certificate Offering—Thomas P.
Vasaly, Secretary of the Board of
Estimate and Taxation, will re¬
ceive
sealed
(CST)
of
on
until
bids
10
a.m.
Feb. 4 for the purchase
$3,000,000 tax anticipation cer¬
of indebtedness, as fol¬
tificates
lows:
$2,000,000
certificates.
June
Due
1959
26
1,000,000 certificates. Due Dec. 2,
1959.
certificates
The
Feb.
dated
are
Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
18,
1959.
Mound
Indep. School District
Minn.
No. 277,
Offering—A. F. GallisteR
Bond
District Clerk, will receive
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
for the
sealed
Feb. 9
purchase of $750,000 school
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1,1959.
Due 011 Feb. 1 from 1962 to 1981
inclusive.
Callable
of
as
Feb.
1,
approved by Dor¬
sey, Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart, of Minneapolis.
1971.
Legality
School District
Robbinsdale Indep.
No. 281,
Offering
Bond
received
until
Minn.
—
Feb.
Bids will be
26
purchase
of
$970,000
bonds, it is reported.
for
the
building
Rochester, Minn.
Bond Sale—The
were
$40,000 4j/2S. Due on Nov. 1 from
p.
group
Bids will be
—
of
offered
Michigan Cor¬
Co.; Allan Blair & Co.; Friday &
Bldg.
&:
Bemidji Indep. School District
school building and site bonds was
Co.. and Charles Parcells & Co. at
Massachusetts
189,
of Feb.
as
apolis.
sold to the First of
Bond Offering—Spaled bids will
be received until Feb. 17 for the
University of
a
Feb. 1
on
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott,
Barber
June 1 from
and
Paine,
Webber,
Jackson
&
Curtis, jointly, at a
price of 100.02, a net interest cost
of about 3.88%, as follows:
to
callable
company
designated
by
the
purchaser.
Legality approved by Miller, Can-
Gaines
Due
from 1962 to 1988 inclusive. Bonds
due
in
1978
and
thereafter are
1977 to 1988 inclusive.
Road,
receive
27
composed of John Nuveen
& Co., Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
group
/
7,
Way,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
Bond Sale—The $1,220,000
528—were awarded
composed of Barcus,
Kindred & Co.; B. J. Van Ingen
& Co., Inc.; Juran & Moody, Inc.;
McDougal & Condon, Inc.; Rand &
gality approved by Ropes, Gray,
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Dated Feb. 1, 1959.
Esko
2%s, due on Nov. 15 from
Sale—The $580,000 school
1959
to 1966 inclusive; and
building bonds offered Jan. 22—
$10,000 3s, due on Nov. 15,
1967 and 1968.
v.
189, p. 93—were awarded to a
group composed of Merrill Lynch,
Parchment School District, Mich.
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Shearson,
Bond Sale—The $246,000 build¬
Hammill & Co., Allan Blair & Co.,
and Friday & Co., at a price of ing and site bonds offered Jan. 28
—v. 189, p. 528—were awarded to
100.001, a net interest cost of about
E. H. Schneider & Co.
4.22 %, as follows:
at
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Feb.
19 for the purchase
of $850,000
sewerage
disposal
plant
bonds.
follows:
$120,000 special assessment street
improvement bonds: $96,000
2%s, due on Nov. 15 from
1959
to
1966 inclusive;
and
$24,000 3s, due on Nov. 15,
Bond
1971
Offering —J. H. Weiland.
Sale—The
1967
Schools
on
Bloomington lndep. School District
Muskegon, Mich.
Bond
_
Baldwin
order
pay¬
by Storey,
Dodge, of Boston.
Jan.
callable
are
Austin, Minn.
Bond
>
Shawmut
Legality approved
Thorndike, Palmer &
tax
1958. Bonds due
1959.
Association (P. O. Amherst), Mass.
improvement
bonds.
.300,000
a.m.
1997
$2,000,000 school bonds.
p
March
1959.
the
on
tees will receive sealed bids until
11
6,960,000 general
dated
are
Due
Bond Offering—Harlan A.
Stoneliam, Mass.
purchase of $900,000 non-tax ex¬
empt dormitory bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1957. Due on Oct. 1 from 1960 to
as
No. 1, Pullman), Mich.
and
1,
numerical
MINNESOTA
Twps. Sch. District
Bond Offering—Jean
from
1
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
No. 2, Fractional (P. O. Route
purchase
bonds
bonds.
Dickinson, Wright, Davis, McKean
& Cudlip, of Detroit.
Feb. 3 for the purchase
cock, Director of Finance, will re¬
of $9,540,000 bonds,
sold to
clusive.
school
1 from 1960 to 1979, incl.
Principal and interest payable at
on
$1,150,000
A.
Han¬
Lee and Casco
Nov.
on
inclusive.
Nov. 1, 1973. Interest M-N. Legal¬
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until Feb. 24 for the
The
Nov.
inverse
'Michigan (State of)
incinerator bonds.
1,
1959.
Due on
(EST)
of
trude)
K.
was
1979
1969. Principal and
interest (J-D) payable at a bank
or
trust company designated by
the
original
purchaser
of
the
bonds.
Legality
approved
by
Shawmut Bank, Trust Department,
40 Water St., Boston, until 11 a.m.
ceive sealed bids until Feb. 17 for
purchase
to
in
Somerville, Mass.
(P. O.
Rockville), Md.
the
1960
$155,000 4s.
Bond
Montgomery County
in
(P. O. Baldwin), Mich.
(MARYLAND
Bond
from
1
Dated
1984
in 1974 and thereafter
Bank, and
the National Metals Bank, both of
Ironwood, jointly, at 3^%.
inclusive.
inclusive.
1963
County (P. O. East
Cambridge), Mass.
Note
Sale—An issue of $400,000 temporary loan notes was sold
a
tier & Sanford, Merrill Lynch,
"Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Ducournau & Kees, Ladd Dinkins & Co.,
anticipation notes
Gogebic National
MICHIGAN
Middlesex
.
27—v.
^syndicate composed of White, Hat-
'
March
•
The. bonds
the
,
V
•.
Company, of
at a price of
-
on
tax
as
Marshfield, Mass.
Bond Sale—An issue of $19,000
Sea Wall Loan bonds was sold to
Rockland,-as 21/2 s,
1
Sale—An issue of $100,000
gality
1959.
Trust
1979 to
field* Paddock & Stone,
on
Bank of Boston.
.
Rockland
June
on
$450,000 incinerator bonds. Due
Boston, at 1.70% discount. Due
the
Due
Nov. 1 from
on
1978 inclusive.
140,000 4s. Due
1
inclusive.
Boston, until 11 a.m.
(EST) on Feb. 4 for the purchase
of $900,000 bonds, as follows:
able
1.74% discount.
6,
4y4s.-
June
on
1971
March 1 from 1960 to 1979 in¬
Note Sale—An .issue of $800,000
temporary loan notes was sold to
the Security Trust Co., of Lynn, at
Due
£ Because Louisiana is
source
mut Bank of
Lynn, Mass.
its
Louisiana has sur¬
passed Texas in the crucial matter
*
by
were
large.
Furthe
Legality ap¬
Storey,
Thorndike,
<
sealed bids at the National Shaw¬
450,000
reserves
Texas
14%.
mere
by 1957 Louisiana's
land
Boston.
of
proved
•,
tributed
in¬
Note Sale—An issue of $725,000
Gas
Management
Consultants. Copies of the study
will be furnished on request."
In the past
U. S. new
1969
Town
Paliper & Dodge, of Boston,
Oct.
Natural
is ana¬
lyzed in a recent study by Boni,
Watkins, Jason & Co., Inc., New
Economic
to
Offering—Arthur K. Wells,
Treasurer,
will
receive
Bond
Jan. 27 to National Shawmut Bank
(State of)
New
.
1960
Principal
and
interest
at the above-mentioned
at the National Shawmut
payable
bank* or
Bank
from
1
clusive.
remodeling
1, 1959. Due
Feb.
Wellesley, Mass.
the
$628,000
Dated
Feb.
on
10
to Barrow,
ership in the natural gas market,
indicated by its contributions
/to new reserves and its role in
nant
bonds.
Feb.
on
189,
v.
—
Source—Louisiana's present lead¬
I.York
for
of
as
Union
Maiden, Mass.
Leary & Co.
Louisiana
the
Note. Sale—Art issue of $750,000
tax anticipation notes was sold on
22
pi. 196—were awarded
Leads
at
until 11
(P. O. Benton), La.
Sale—The $450,000 school
bonds
bids
(EST)
purchase of
a.m.
.County Court Clerk, will receive
1 ♦sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on
.
sealed
National Bank of Lowell,
>
Bond
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1973
to
Due
Principal and in¬
ceive
285,000 3l.£s. Due
.
Note
245,000 3%s. Due
1963 to
Ironwood, Mich.
the
dated Feb.
are
interest
from 1972 to 1984 inclusive.
Deposit & Trust Co., Boston. Le¬
gality approved by Storey, Thorn¬
•Bond
4V2s.
780,000
^
net
a
4.30%, as follows:
from 1959 to
bonds offered Jan. 29
1964, inclusive.
Lowell, Mass.
Offering—J. Russell Har¬
$720,000
$100,000 fire
basis of about 2.39%.
a
awarded
1.82%.
The
—
price of 100.019,
awarded to
were
tem¬
loan notes offered Jan. 26
porary
Sale
Bond
'Fall River, Mass.
Sale—The $1,000,000
•
revenue
''ZJ'. >:
Feb. 1 from
on
a
dormitory
bonds, according
to W. F. Rutter, Inc., of Boston,
the Authority's Financial Agent.
MASSACHUSETTS
inclusive.
1965 to-1970
will
dergast, of Baltimore.
—v.
inclusive.
1964
535,000 314S. Due
-■
follows:
as
bonds
the legal
opinion of Clark, Smith & Pren-
Bond
&
.
The
purchase of $2,000,000
building
;
Jan.
$1,717,000 bonds
189, p. 393—
28—v.
awarded
to
a
group
com¬
posed of First National Bank of
Chicago;! Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc.; Roosevelt & Cross; Clark,
Dodge & Co.; Rodman & Renshaw, and McMaster Hutchinson &
Co., at a price of 100.14, a net in-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
f>4
3.08%, as fol¬
Merest cost of about
$767,000 general obligation street
and sewer bonds: $397,000 3s,
due on Jan. 1 from
1961 to
$370,000
and
inclusive,
1970
1971
3Vis, due on Jan. 1 from
to 1977 inclusive.
special assessment local
improvement bonds as 3s. Due
950,000
1970
to
1961
from
1
Jan.
on
inclusive.
No. 47,
Minn.
'the*
for
1960
Principal
payable at
banking
a
institution to be designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
St. Louis.
Charles County
School District
follows:
$30,000 3%s. Due on March 1 from
Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart, of Minneapolis.
21,000 3V2S. Due on March 1, 1964
i960 to
No. 829,
1966 to 1968 inclusive.
will
62,000 3%s. Due on March 1 from
be received by the District Clerk
1969
until 2 p.m.
(CST) on Feb. 16 for
the purchase of $1,250,000 school
bonds.
Due
inclusive.
1973
to
Jan.
on
Due
March
011
1
from 1974 to 1979 inclusive.
from 1.961
1
Complete
District's
the
1973 inclusive.
to
3%s.
154,000
1, 1959. Interest
M-S. Legality approved by Charles
8c Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
de¬
bond
March
Dated
tails of the issue may be obtained
from
inclusive.
1963
33,000 3%s. Due on March 1. from
Minn.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
con¬
sultants, Messrs. Moody 8c Spring-
St. Francois County
r.ted, St. Paul.
School District
(P. O. Desloge), Mo.
$250,000
Bond .Sale—An issue of
MISSISSIPPI
Bolivar
No. 5
school building bonds was sold to
the
City National Bank & Trust
Co., of Kansas City, and Zahner
8c Co., jointly, at a price of 100.01,
a net interest cost of about 3.82%,
County School District
(P. O. Rosedale), Miss.
Offering
Bond
—
J. T. Robbins,
will
Clerk,
receive
(CST) on
for the purchase of $150,-
Chancery
sealed bids until 11
Feb. 2
000 school bonds.
as
a.m.
Due from
follows:
1968 inclusive.
1960 to
1960
1974 inclusive.
1969 to
78,000 3%'s. Due
receive
a.m. (CST) on
Feb. 13 for the purchase of $275,000 school bonds. Dated March 2,
gan,
City
Clerk,
nealed bids until 10
J 959.
to
Due
will
March
on
inclusive.
1984
1
March
Dated
M-S.
as
of
March 1,
1969. Legality approved
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
Louis.
March 1 from
on
&
approved
Trauernicht,
by
of
St.
Louis.
St.
Bond
Louis, Mo.
Offering—John
Poel-
ker, City Comptroller, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on
Feb. 10 for the purchase of $12,-
1959.
(P.
O.
Columbia),
Missouri
B
o n
Sal
d
e
The
—
$1,750,000
county hospital bonds offered Jan.
27—v.
to
a
189,
cantile
393—were awarded
p.
composed of the Mer¬
group
Trust
(State of)
John A. Ker-
New Jersey
Offering
1978
Due
on
Feb. 1 from 1965 to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (F-A) payable at a bank or
trust company in St. Louis, desig¬
nated by the purchaser and sub¬
ject to approval by the Mayor and
the City Comptroller. Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
Co., of St. Louis,
Northern Trust Co., of Chicago, of St. Louis.
Citizens National Bank, of Kansas
NEVADA
City, the Illinois Company, Stifel,
Nicolaus & Co., Inc., and Yates,
Lincoln County School District
Heitner & Woods, as follows:
(P. O. Pioche), Nev.
$805,000 314 s. Due on Feb. 1 from
Bond Sale
The $180,000 gen¬
Monday, February 2, 1959*
.
170,000 3s. Due
Feb.
on
1,
1971
and 1972.
480,000 S^ss. Due
on
Feb. 1 from
on
Feb. 1, 1978
and 1979.
—
Rollin
F.
Agard, Director of Finance, will
receive
sealed
bids
until
2
p.m.
(CST) on Feb. 18 for the purchase
$2,525,000 general obligation
of
bonds,
as
follows:
$600,000 trafficway and boulevard
bonds.
1960 to
825,000
Due
Company.
Due
on
March
1 from
1979
Additional Sale
1960
avenue
as
The
bonds.
March 1 from 1960 to
Due
on
1979
to
able
—
The
$500,000
airport bonds offered at the
time
awarded
were
composed of
to
a
same
group
Joljin Nuveen & Co.,
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc., and Peters,
Writer & Christensen, Inc., as 3JAs
at a price of 100.10, a basis of
NEW
HAMPSHIRE
Berlin, N. H. \
inclusive.
bonds.
rec¬
Jan. 27—v.
393—were sold to the State
p.
bonds.
800,000 sanitary and storm
.
$500,000
March 1 from 1960 to
300,000 street and
on
The
offered
of Nevada.
1979 inclusive.
Due
—
about 3.23%.
197.9 inclusive.
redevelopment
on
Reno, Nevada
Sale
Bond
189,
City, Mo.
Offering
sewer
March 1 from
inclusive.
Call-
Note
Jr.,
Offering—Louis
City
are
dated
March
Delorge,
will
receive
notes. Dated Feb.
17,
4, 1959. Due Dec.
1,
Canton.
Legality approved by
Sykes,
Heckler
&
of New York City.
Galloway,
Freeport, N.
Bond
bids
sealed
until
11
(EST) on Feb. 4 for the purchase
$175,000 public improvement
bonds. Dated Feb. 15, 1959.
Due
on Aug.
15 from 1959 to 1973 in¬
clusive.
Principal and
interest
(F-A)
payable at the Bankers
Brook National Bank
of
Nassau County, in Freeport.
gality
approved
Sykes,
Heckler
New York City.
Le¬
by Vandewater,
& Galloway, of
Y.
Hilton, N.
Bond
Offering—Robert
Elliott,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
2:30 p.m.
(EST) on
Feb. 4 for the
bonds,
purchase of $92,000
follows:
as
are
callable
as
of March
Due
on
1975
March 1 from 1959
to
inclusive.
1, 1958.
Principal
(M-S) payable at the
State Bank of Hilton. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Dec.
1,
1975. Principal and interest
(M-S)
payable at the Trenton
Trust Co., Newark. Legality ap¬
and interest
proved
by
Sullivan,
Donovan,
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of
New York City.
Wood, of New York City.
Twp. School District (P. O.
Oakhurst), N. J.
Ocean
$1,165,000 school
bonds offered Jan. 28—v. 189, p.
awarded
John
Cole
group
a
State
National
of the
composed
to
Ira Haupt & Co.,
J.
&
100.36,
Ryan & Co., Van DeBrothers, Inc., and F. R.
Co.,, as 4s, at a price of
basis of about 3.95%.
a
(P. O.
Hill School District
Pine
bonds
Sale—The $115,000
offered
28—v.
Jan.
school
189, p.
Boland,
Sal fin & Co., as 4.05s, at a price
of 100.15, a basis of about 4.03%.
awarded
393—were
Hunterdon
South
to
Regional High
(P. O. Lambertville),
Jersey
The
$1,250,000
school building bonds offered Jan.
27—v. 189. p. 393—were awarded
to a group composed of National
State Bank of Newark; Equitable
Securities Corp.; J. B. Hanauer
& Co.; John J. Ryan & Co., and
Van Deventer Brothers, Inc., as 4s,
at a price of 100.30, a basis of
Sch. Dist.
New
Sale
Bond
about
—
3.98%.
Note
offered
were
tional
Sale—The
Jan.
29—v.
awarded
Bank
discount.
School
District
No.
7
(P.
O.
of
to
Boston,
First
at
Na¬
1.88%
Due
4.10s.
<
Jan.
on
Associates
in
the
Trust
Bankers
elude:
offering
bids
sealed
ceive
*
in-
*
Co.; Guar¬
anty Trust Company of New York;
*
Stuart & Co. Inc.; C. J.
Co.; The Philadelphia
National Bank; The First National
-f
Halsey,
Devine
&
Bank of
Oregon Mercantile Trust ' »
F. S. Smithers & Co.;
Incorporated; %
Wood, Struthers & Co.;
Company;
W. H. Morton & Co.
Hayden, Stone & Co.; Bache
Co.; Clark, Dodge & Co.; Gregory /
& Sons; Fitzpatrick, Sullivan &
Co.; R. H. Moulton & Company:'
Robert
Winthrop & Co.; C. F".
Childs
and
Company
Incorpo- Andrews & Wells, Inc.;
Fabricand & Co.; Rand & Co.;
M
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.; The
National City Bank of Cleveland;
rated;
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson; Stern,
Lauer & Co.; F. W. Craigie & Co.;
.;
> i
Corporation; e
A. M. Kidder & Co.; Third Na¬
tional Bank in Nashville; Courts * I
& Co.; Industrial National Bank
*
of Providence;
1
Boland, Saffin & Co.; Federa¬
tion Bank and Trust Company;
Southwest
First
until
bert J. Sims &
2
p.m.
&
Incorporated;
(EST) on Feb. 10 for the purchase
$55,000 construction and equip¬
Due
Dated
bonds.
Oct.
on
1
Oct.
1959
from
1,
to 1968
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the State of
(A-O)
New
National
York
Bank,
of
Kingston.
Legality approved
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Hecker
Galloway, of New York City.
by
&
Marcellus,
Spafford
and
Central Sch. Dist. No.
1
r
(State of)
on
School Districts
—State Comptroller Arthur Levitt
the
edition
1958
Public
the
to
j
\
the publication of
has announced
"Index \
New>,<
the
of
in
Schools
York State."
The
tricts
71-page booklet shows the
1,400 disin the State and lists the
names
and addresses of the Super¬
1
i
location of each of the
Camillus,
Skaneateles,
Onondaga,
York
New
Data Issued
1958.
i
•
Co.; Magnus & Company.
of
ment
t.
1m
from 2002 to 2006 inclusive.
Otisco
(P.O.
vise
Marcellus), N. Y.
of schools who super-
intendents
One section,
them.
alphabetical
Bond Sale—The $590,000 school
building bonds offered Jan. 29—v.
189, p.
394 — were awarded
to
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., and J. C.
Bradford & Co., jointly, as 3.30s,
at a price of 100.16, a basis of
have
taken place during
about 3.28%.
year
are
local
names
-
contain- >
listing of
of school
ing
an
popular
u
districts indicates their respective
official
The central-
designation.
zations
consolidations
and
in
presented
a
that
the past
supple¬
*
ment.
Monroe
County Water Authority
(P. O. Rochester), N. Y.
Bond
Offering
Judson,
sealed
—
Chairman,
bids
Franklin
receive
will
Feb.
until
W.
17
the
for
purchase of $13,200,000 water rev¬
enue bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1959.
Woodbury, Blooming
Central
Sch.
District
No.
I
Copies of the booklet are avail¬
upon request by writing to
Audit and Con¬
trol, Albany, N. Y.
able
the Department of
School AuthoritiesComptroller Arthur Levitt
Legislature a
series of measures calling for the
Proposed
State
has submitted to the
creation and operation of the New
York State School Bond Financ¬
ing Authority.
Route 22, Central
Valley), N. Y.
In his letter transmitting the
Offering—Seymour New¬ bills to the Democratic legislative
ford, District Clerk, will receive man, District
Clerk, will receive leaders
for
introduction,
Mr.
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
(EST) sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) 011
Levitt urged that every effort be
on
Feb. 10 for the purchase of
Feb. 4 for the purchase of $700,- made to have the bills brought to
$3,845,000 school bonds.
Dated 000 school building bonds. Dated the floor of the
Legislature for a
Feb. 1, 1959. Due on Aug. 1 from Feb.
1, 1959. Due on Feb. 1 from vote. In 1957 and 1958 the major1959 to 1987 inclusive. Principal
1960 to 1979 inclusive.
Principal ity leaders of the Legislature kept
and interest (F-A) payable at the and interest
(F-A) payable at the the school authority bills bottledMarine Trust Co. of Western New First National
City Bank of New up in committee. He said, "The
York, Buffalo, or at the Marine York. Legality approved by Haw¬ creation of a State Financing AuMidland
Trust
Co., New York kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
thority was a major issue in my
City. Legality approved by Haw¬ York City.
campaign, and I believe that my
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
re-election indicates that the citiMonticello, N. Y.
York City.
zens of the state desire
this Au¬
Bond Offering — Freda Pokras,
thority."
Buffalo, N. Y.
Village
Treasurer, will receive
Note Offering—The City Comp¬ sealed bids until 2
The major proposal calls for the
p.m. (EST) on
troller
will receive
sealed
bids Feb. 5 for the
purchase of $71,000 creation of the Authority to pur¬
(P. O.
Buffalo), N. Y.
Feb. 4 for the purchase of
$2,816,000 bond anticipation notes,
until
as
follows:
$2,000,000
notes.
Due
Feb.
16,
1960.
The
$500,000 notes
189, p. 529—
the
4,345,000
Shafto
Grove, Chester and Tuxedo
Tonawanda Central
J;
13,072,000 4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
Company; Her¬
Co., Inc.; Lyons &
RaffensperHurley, West Hurley Fire District ger, Hughes & Co. Incorporated;
Seasongood & Mayer; Dreyfus &
(P. O. West Hurley), N. Y.
Bond
Offering — Lawrence
J. Co.; Tilney and Company; Byrd
Ryan, District Treasurer, will re¬ Brothers; Elkins, Morris, Stokes
Monroe,
NEW YORK
Amherst and
to
New York Hanseatic
1968 inclusive.
Dated
Jan. 1, 1960 f
Due on
1974 inclusive.
$2,883,000 5s.
re¬
66,000 street improvement bonds.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1959 to
thereafter
189, p. 529—
*
a
syndicate •"+
National City
Bank,
of
New
York
City, at
100.005, a net interest cost of .
about 4.07%, as follows: %
to
headed by the First
a.m.
of
Meadow
27—v.
1975 to 2001 inclusive.
B.
D.
Smith, Village Treasurer, will
ceive
Jan.
awarded
were
Y.
Offering—Leonard
000.000 water development bonds.
Dated
March
1,
1959. Due on
March 1 from 1.964 to 1984 in¬
clusive.
Bonds due in 1980 and
816,000 notes.
1959.
Claremont, N. H.
195.9. Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the Commerce Trust
Co., Kansas City.
Legality, ap¬
proved by Stinson, Mag, Thomp¬
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (EST) on
Feb. 2 for the purchase of $300,000
of March 1, 1969.
bonds
of
$26,000 public parking area bonds.
Bond Offering—Lillian E. Craw¬
reation bonds
Kansas
Bond
eral obligation building bonds of¬
fered Jan.
21—v.
189, p. 197—
were
awarded
to
Boettcher
&
1977 inclusive.
1973 to
295,000 3.20s. Due
Feb. 1 from 1960
Principal and
offered
Vandewater,"
—
—
1960 to 1970 inclusive.
on
inclusive.
(F-A) payable at the St.
Lawrence County National Bank,
vick, State Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Feb. 16 for the purchase of $25,-
Bond
H.
general
obligation
im¬
provement bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
MISSOURI
County
the
at
Co., Montclair. Legality appiwed
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
York City.
Bond
Due
1968
interest
Camden), N. J.
590,000
Boone
and
New
venter
Interest
1959.
1,
Legality
Charles
1960
from
Callable
from
payable
(F-A)
Bank of Newark,
1978 inclusive.
1975 to
Bonner Dug-
—
interest
1
Principal
inclusive.
1984
to
Feb.
1,
1960
Feb.
dated
are
on
529 —were
97,000 3%s. Due on March 1 from
Greenwood Municipal Separate
School District, Miss.
Offering
Due
Bond Sale—The
$75,000 3%s. Due on March 1 from
to 1979 inclusive.
Bond
bonds
The
1959.
1, 1959.
to
City, or at
the option of the holder, at the
school bonds.
1,190,000
Feb. 3 for the purchase of $86,000
highway garage bonds. Dated Feb.
Trust Co. of New York
75,000 water bonds.
and 1965.
Indep. School District
Waseca
improvement
$435,000 general
Montclair National Bank & Trust
bidder. Legality approved by Dorney,
Clerk,
bids until 8:15 p.m.
bonds.
Company, of
Kansas City, and George K. Baum
& Co., jointly, at a price of 100.007,
a net interest cost of about 3.66%,
as
Ives,
E.
will receive sealed
(EST) on Feb.
10 for the purchase of $1,700,000
bonds, as follows:
Town
the Commerce Trust
1975.
Montclair, N. J.
Offering—Roma
Bond
(P. O. Wentzville), Mo.
school building bonds was sold to
1980 and
callable as of Feb.
are
inclusive.
1979
to
R-IV
Principal and interest
payable at a banking institution
to be designated by the successful
J,
17
Bond Sale—An issue of $300,000
inclusive. Bonds due in
thereafter
bids until 7:30 p.m.
St.
Feb. 1 from 1962 to 1989
on
will receive seared
(CST) on Feb. p. 197—were awarded to the Na¬
purchase of $810,000 tional State Bank of Newark, and
general obligation public sewer Van Deventer Brothers, Inc., joint¬
system improvement bonds. Dated ly, as 2%s, at a price of 100.08, a
,
Feb. 1, 1959. Due on Feb. 1 from basis of about 2.85%.
Clerk,
City
of
Clerk
until 2 p.m.
(CST) on Feb. 17
for the purchase of $450,000 school
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1,1959.
fc)ue
Macon, Mo.
Offering—L. T. Dameron,
Bond
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
bids will
Bond Offering—Sealed
be received by the District
School District
(P. O. Bedminster), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $335,000 school
bonds offered Jan. 22 — v.
189,
Bedminster Twp.
and interest
Indep. School District
Sank Rapids
JERSEY
NEW
McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas
son.
City.
lows:
m
.
.
(650)
notes
Due JuneT5, 1959.
are
dated
Feb.
16,
1, 1959. Due
Sept. 1 from 1959
to 1973 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(M-S)
payable at the
National Union Bank, of Monticello. Legality approved by Van¬
on
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
the
chase
(P. O. Colton), N. Y.
Offering—John P. Potter,
Supervisor,
will receive
(EST) on
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
New York
City Housing Authority,
New
Bond
Linden
Sale
Houses
York
The $20,300,000
guaranteed bonds
—
bonds
school
finance
of
offer
its
own
ment.
be
a
in
the
market
or
directly to the Author¬
a
to sell to the
ceive
school district decides
Authority, it will re¬
definite purchase commit¬
The Authority would also
authorized
7
*
such
decision whether to
bonds
sell them
_
individual
Authority
purchases
through the issuance of its own
obligations.
Each district would
make its
■
The
districts.
would
ity. When
Colton
Town
improvement bonds. Dated March
way, of New York City.
1959.
Bond
Bond
to
obtain
options
J
Volume
189
Number
from
school
their
bonds.
The
districts
5817
to
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
purchase
V
Authority could sell the in¬
dividual
school
district
it
bonds
holds in its portfolio, but must do
so
at public sale, and must use
the proceeds to retire its own out¬
standing bonds." r:.; '
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of
New York City.
....
'
..'
Utica
City School District,
V Bond
bonds
Sale—The
offered
Y.
N.
28—v.
Bank Co.,
Arlington.
Legality approved by Squire, San¬
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Western
to
awarded
were
—
to
a
group
New
Authority's bond issuing
would be dependent on of about 2.86%.
the size of the reserve appropri¬
r.: Others ,-in the account: Roose¬
ated
by
the
Legislature.. 'The velt &'
Cross, First of Michigan
Authority could not issue bonds
Corporation, Wood, Struthers &
in excess of 1212 times the amount
Co., R. :B. White & Co., and G. C.
of the reserve.'
For example, if
Haas & Co.
the Legislature authorizes aii $8
million - reserve,
the "Authority
Westhampton, N. Y.
Bond
could issue bonds up to $100 mil¬
Offering — Frank
D.
lion. The bill also provides that Gould, Village Treasurer, will re¬
powers
&
Magnus
&
Co;, as 4V4S, at a
100.28, a basis of about
price of
4.20%.
to
Hayden, Miller
Company.
O.
.offered
Jan.
School
ment bonds offered Jan. 22—v.
198—were awarded to
p.
a
189,
group
Sale—The
$525,000 school
Improvement
bonds
28—v.
394—were awarded
189,
p.
offered
Jan.
.
.
the
bonds
of the
ceive
shali
Authority
not_be obligations of the State..
(EST)
.;
members
the
Governor
consent
of
These
would
be
non-
salaried positions.
addition
In
the
to
purchase
One
of
the
Seaside
pay¬
Bank
of
J. ~...North Carolina
/'
v v-
■
Bond JOffering—Sealed bids will
be^ reiceivodi. until
Feb. 17 for the
pufcha$ie
ment
of $3,500,000
bonds/'
/
•
L.
.L.
Offering—City Treasurer
Ledbetter
>
that
announces
bonds.
v/./;;
Another
all
bill
school
district bonds
to
purchase of $5,municipal
improvement
for
Clerk-Treasurer
Bond
Offering
W.
—
faults
its bonds.
would
be
paid
de¬
bondholders
in
fault.
respect
Mr.
With
Levitt
has
The
the
E.
Easter-
"No
de-^
investor
Sampson
penny - on. New
School district; bonds.
State
this
of
merely to enhance
bonds
to
building bonds
of
In
cluded
letter
Mr.
Levitt
building
1959.
alternative
proposal
cally
awarded
to
unsound
and
would
to
&.
$95,000 6s.
Due
1977
inclusive.
Due
20,000 4s.
result
on
on
1960 to
...
1978
financing costs on State
bonds, which costs would more
than offset any claimed- savings to
be achieved by a guarantee.
to
1982
to
Rochester, N. Y.
1
June
1
from
from
June 1 from
on
1988
inclusive.
sealed
$2,900,000
Due
tax
anticipation
-v
notes.
Feb.
15, 1960.
2,100,000 bond anticipation notes.
Due Oct.
The
.
1959
notes
and
dated
are
will
be
Feb.
approved
16,
legalitv by Reed. Hoyt. Washburn
& McCarthy, of New York
City..
Suffern, N. Y.
Bond
^
Sale—The $28,500 street
improvement
.28—v.
189,
p.
bonds
offered
530—were
to Roosevelt & Cross,
at
price
a
about
of
in
Ra¬
follows:
as
/
for the
ming
a
Feb.
on
•'
1
inclusive.
1959. Due
1969
from
'
V'
1961
'
•
1
from
1960 to
to
•—
on
Feb.
1963 inclusive.
Feb.
Dated
1, 1959.
Principal
(F-A), payable at the
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, of
New York City. Legality approved
by Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly
& Mitchell, of New York City.
and interest
Collins, City Comptroller, will
ceive
sealed
bids
until
2
re¬
(EST) on Feb. 5 for the purchase
$1,403,000 bonds, as follows:
water
bonds.
1960
913,000
Due
to
on
1979
general
1978
-
Dated
on
March
purposes
'
Due
improvement
1
inclusive.
March
1
from
March
from
'
bonds.
1960
inclusive.
Fargo, North Dakota
chase
of
bonds,
it
improvement
is reported.
$637,000
to
OHIO
building
v.
189,
Pohl
approved
by
bonds offered
198—were
p.
Arlington
Local School
District,
(EST)
on
University of Toledo (P. O.
Toledo), Ohio
Offering
the bonds
schodl
improvement
Donovan, r(A-O) payable-ats the Farmers and
until
of
$46,000 water
improvement bonds of¬
29—v.
awarded
to
189,
198—
p.
Ryan,
Kenston
Local
School
District
Jan.
Local
Morrow), Ohio
26—v.
189,
p.
at
price
a
basis of about
p.
198—were awarded to
Pohl & Co., Inc., as 4s, at a price
of 100.28, a basis of about 3.97%.
Milton-Union
Exempted
District
West
(P.
Village
equipment bonds
189, p.199—
to Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co., Inc., as 4s, at a
price of 101.87, a basis of about
and
Jan.
offered
Co.,
100.41, a
of
22—v.
Exempted Village
School District (P. O. New
Lexington
Bond
Clerk
Ohio
sealed
(EST)
on
bids
until
will
noon
Feb. 10 for the purchase
of
$245,000 school building bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1
from
1960 to 1982 inclusive. Prin¬
interest
office
the
Board
of
(J-D)
the
payable
Clerk
fered
Jan.
27—v.
189,
p.
198—
awarded to Braun, Bosworth
&
Co.,
a
basis
3%s, at
as
of
price of 101.06,
a
about
3.63%.
of
the
of
Randall
—
Harvey W.
Graham, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
noon (EST)
on
Feb. 17, for the
purchase of $2,500,000 school im¬
provement bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
1959. Due semi-annually on June
and
Dec.
1
1960 to
from
Principal
and
1979
in¬
interest
payable at the
First National
Bank, of Marietta. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
of
Dempsey,
West
Bond
Cleveland.
Carrollton,
Ohio
Offering—Robert
Wilson,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Feb. 10
for the
purchase of $125,000 sewer
1, 1959. Due on
bonds. Dated Jan.
Principal and interest (J-D)
pay¬
able at the Winters National Bank
&
Trust
rollton.
Company, of West Car¬
Legality approved by
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
cinnati.
Wheeling Local School District
(P. O. Powhatan Point), Ohio
Sale—The
assessment
fered
Jan.
water
Bond
receive
Offering—Henry Stanley,
Education, will
sealed
bids
until
noon
(EST) on Feb. 11 for the purchase
of $40,000 building bonds.
OKLAHOMA
South
26—-v.
$14,460 special
main
189.
bonds
p.
of¬
198—
on
July 1 from
from
1968
July
1
Due
8,150,000 4s. Due
on
1971
to
inclusive. *
July 1 from
on
1972 to 1978 inclusive.
2V2S.
Due
July
on
1,
Other
members
Halsey,
of
Stuart
the
&
syndi¬
Co. Inc.,
Credito y AUorro Ponceno,
Banco de Ponce, Kidder, Peabody
Banco
&
Co., Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
Eastman, Dillon, Union Securities
& Co., R. W. Pressprich & Co.j
Co., Hornblower&Weeks,
Co., Inc., F. S. Moseley
Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, Francis I. duPont & Co.,
Hemphill, Noyes & Co;, W. E.
Hutton & Co., L. F. Rothschild &
Co., Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.,
Laidlaw & Co., G. H. Walker &
Co., Gregory & Sons,
Stroud
&
Estabrook &
Co., Coffin & Burr,
Ameri¬
can .Securities
Corp.,
Wallace,
Geruldsen & Co., The Ohio Co.,
Clement A. Evans & Co., Herbert
J. Sims & Co., Inc., Harkness &
Hill, Inc., Rand & Co., Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., A. E. Masten &
Co., Tuller & Zucker, Boettcher
& Co., J. M. Dain & Co., A. Web¬
W. H. Morton & Co., Inc.,
ster
Dougherty & Co., Stranahan,
Harris &
Co.,
Cunningham, Schmertz & Co.,
Inc., John Small & Co., Inc., DeHaven & Townsend,
Crouter &
Bodine, Fulton Reid & Co., Inc.,
H
V. Sattley & Co., Peoples Na¬
tional Bank of Charlottesville, Pi¬
per, Jaffray & Hopwood, Raffen¬
sperger, Hughes & Co., Inc., Ryan,
Sutherland & Co., Talmage & Co.,
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, Yarnall, Biddle & Co., Taylor & Co.,
Granger & Co., Breed & Harrison,
Inc.,
.
Clerk of Board of
Ohio
Bond
334s.
&
Offering
O. Cleveland),
(P.
RICO
Allen &
Local School District,
Niehoff, of Columbus.
North
1960 to
1 from
1960 to 1967 inclusive.
e4,000,000
cate:
$350,000 school
building and equipment bonds of¬
Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1984 inclusive.
Offering—C. R. Ridenour,
of Board of Education,
receive
Feb.
PUERTO
1,250,000
3.17%.
District,
awarded
3.76%.
New
on
inclusive.
1979.
clusive.
O.
Milton), Ohio
Sale—The $150,000 school
Bond
building
the
Principal and in¬
terest payable at the Glen Lyon
National Bank, Glen Lyon. Legal¬
ity approved by Townsend, Elliott
& Munson, of Philadelphia. :
Versailles Exempted Village School
Bond
Sale—The $440,000 school
189,
1969
395—
District
mprovement bonds offered Jan. 22
—v.
1959. Due
$6,600,000 5s. Due
Ohio
Miami
Bond
for
building
lows:
awarded to McDonald &
314s,
Warren
School
19
Bond Offering—T. S. Angradi,
Secretary of the Board of School
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until 7 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 2 foi*
the purchase of $28,000 general
obligation bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
23/4S.)
fire
were
Co.
O.
Bids will be
PENNSYLVANIA
Sale—The $137,000 police
station building bonds 1
Bond
were
Sale—The $380,000
build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 28—v. 189,
p. 198—were awarded to McDon¬
ald &
Bain,
Bond Sale—The
(P. O. Chagrin Falls), Ohio
Bond
as
Suther¬
Co.
&
1
|
James
—
Feb.
$495,000
bonds.
Upper Arlington, Ohio
Feb. 11 for the purchase
$230,000
Offering
received
purchase
(EST) on Feb. 16 for the
Puerto Rico (Commonwealth of)
purchase of $900,000 student union
Bond Sale—The $20,000,000 pub¬
building revenue bonds.
Dated lic
improvement bonds offered
May 1, 1957. Due on May 1 from Jan, 28
v.
189, p. 395 —- were
1960
to
1987 inclusive. Legality
awarded to a syndicate headed by
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬ Chase Manhattan
Bank, J. P. Mor¬
liams, of Cincinnati. (The Fed¬
gan & Co., Inc., and Ira Haupt &
eral Housing and Home Finance
Co., at a price of par, a net in¬
Agency has agreed to purchase terest cost
of about 3.93%, as fol¬
as
Sale—The
Jan.
on
noon
Ohio
fered
Due
.Portland), Oregon
Bond
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed bids until
offered
system
—
1959.
able as of March 1, 1901. Interest
M-S. Legality approved by Shuler,
Sayre,
Winfree
&
Rankin, of
Portland.
to
County (P* O. Sandusky),
Bond
Co., Oak Harbor.
Sale—The $195,000 school
Bond
Dated
bonds'.
Mafch 1
from 1960 to 1970 inclusive. Call*
1,
Newport Township School District
(P. O. Center St., Wanamie), Pa.
about 3.97%.
and
1959.
23—
awarded
Education, or at the
Peoples National Bank, of New
Bond Offering—H. H. Warner,
•Lexington. Legality approved by
Clerk of the Board of Education,
Bricker, Evatt, Barton, Eckler &
of
Sullivan,
school
Jan.
Ohio
will receive sealed bids until noon
improvement
March
in¬
building bonds offered Jan. 21—
189, p. 198—were awarded to
Ohio Company, and Sweney
Cartwright & Co., jointly, as 4s,
at a price of 100.23, a basis
of
&
Erie
1984
v.
r
John¬
—
4.07%.<
to
The
Co., Inc., as 41/4s, at a
price of 101.73, a basis of about
at
and Interest
City
-.
•J ' : /■''/''/ Ohio
Bond Sale-—The $390,000
cipal and
Principal bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1959. Due
(M-S) payable at the ^on Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1979 in¬
Treasurer's office. Legality: clusive.- Principal -and
interest
1,
Bank, in Co¬
Legality
approved
by
Sanders & Dempsey, of
p.m.
of
$490,000
the
at
Gnadenhutten-Clay Local School
Dist. (P. O. New Philadelphia),
DAKOTA
Offering—Bids will be re¬
ceived until Feb. 24 for the pur¬
J.
in¬
and
payable
National
Bank
Bond
to'
1960
Lexington), Ohio
NORTH
3 V4S,
basis of
Lawrence
from
1,
1960
Township Local Sch. District
(P. O. New Albany), Ohio
New
Feb.
Principal
(M-N)
were
as
Troy, N. Y.
1
Cleveland.
1967
;'/"
Boiid
Offering
Dated
Nov.
on
inclusive.
terest
bonds. Due
20,000 general bonds. Due
3.23%.
Bond
Bank,
bonds.
School
sewer
from
1
Plain
purchase of $100,000 swim¬
pool
/
.
$62,000 sanitary
000
Principal
and
interest
(J-D) payable at the Oak Harbor
State
the
Coshocton, Ohio
awarded
Inc.,
100.08,
Jan.
office
a.m. (EST) on Feb.
purchase of $82,000 bonds
to
as
his
at
leigh until 11
3 for the
•
1, 1959.
bids
until
Dec.
S.
Recorder, will receive
Multnomah County School District
No, 28 (P. O, 1630 S. E. Division,
Harbor, Ohio
noon
(EST) on Feb. 3
purchase of $230,000 sewer
bonds.
Dated Feb.
1, 1959. Due
and
at
(P.
Offering — W. E. EasterSecretary
of Local Gov¬
Commission, will receive
ling,
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
Feb. 6.for the purchase of $5,r
Manhattan
Little
ernment
folloWs:'
Principal
payable
5,
1960
Offering—Floyd C. Shafer,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Feb. 3
Bond
ton, City Comptroller, will receive
as
March
from
City. Bidder to obtain legal
opinion at his own expense.
Wilson, N.C.
.
.
Due
June
inclusive.
1981
35,000 3y2S.
.
000,000 notes,
(M-S)
5
York
were
in higher
Note Offering—Emmett V. Nor¬
Dated
Sept.
on
inclusive.
Chase
land
Corp., and J. Lee
Co., jointly, at a price
of'par, a net.interest cost of about
4.18%,. as follows:
a State guarantee behind all
school bonds would be fis¬
local
bonds.
Due
1983
Peeler
con¬
by warning the legislators
the
place
394—were
p.
bids
Offering—Julia
City
sealed bids until 7:30' p.m. (PST^
on Feb. 9 for the purchase Of
$34,-
clusive.
noon
(EST) on Feb.
purchase of $2,900,000
Vance Securities
his
that
189,
v.
prices.
,
School
Western
Corp., as 4s,
a basis of
for the
17 for
on
Clinton), N. C.
$150,000 school
offered Jan. 20—
100.08,
Bond
son,
Bond Offering—Emma
Gordon,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
school
Bond Sale—The
better
command
County,
District (P. O.
is
proposal
the ability
(EST)
a.m.
Oak
the
purchase of $3,000,-
building bond anticipa¬
tion notes. Dated Feb. 9, 1959. Due
Oct. 9, 1959. Legality approved by
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly &
Mitchell, of New York City,
the
of
11
of
a
price of
about 3.99%.
until
Squire,
000 school
this -bill
to
until
Feb. 3 for the
a
purpose
school
to
event
stated,
lost
ever
York
Raleigh,
The state aid
directly
Board
i
school district which de¬
on
the
at
on
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed - bids
at
his
office
in
investment, provides
withholding of state aid
due any
of
to the First Cleveland
Education, will receive sealed bids
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
for
the
City Sch. District, Ohio
Offering—H. C. Kuhnle,
Bond
.
sirable
the
Columbus
shocton.
Greensboro), N. C.
make
more
the
Guilford County (P.O.
'//
designed
Co.,
Savings Bank & Trust
Coshocton
savings banks to
obligations of the Au¬
in
3 for
785,000
authorize
invest
&
and
Co.,
Bond
sealed bids will be received until
bills
thority eligible to be used as se¬
curity for State deposits in banks
and
trust
companies;
another
•
White
3.59%.
improve¬
Charlotte, N. C.
Bond
March
thority.
&
interest
would make the bonds of the Au¬
would
A.
Co., of Cincinnati, as 3%s, at a
price of 101.63, a basis of about
to
Alamance-Cpunty (P. O. Graham),
district.
the accompanying
of
Provident
inclusive.
1968
of
ity would -have a second main
function, namely, rendering fiscal
advice to school- districts, relative
to their financing programs.
As
in the case of bond sales, initiative
in seeking advice from the Au¬
thority would rest; with the in¬
[■'
to
NORTH CAROLINA
-
school district bonds the Author¬
dividual school
at
-"■%
*
a.m.
Westhampton. Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
.Galloway, of New York City.
Chairman
Chairman.
1959
Principal and interest (M-S)
able
The Gov¬
is to designate a member as
and another as
Vice-
ernor
11
Feb. 6 for the purchase
on
from
1
be. appointed by
with
advice
and
Senate.
until
$33,000 general purpose bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1958. Due on Sept.
to
the
bids
J.
Richards
of
The Authority would be admin¬
istered; by a Board to consist of!
f
five
sealed
composed
Field,
$100,000
Bend, Oregon
189,
94—were awarded to the First
Cleveland Corp., as 4s, at a price
of 101.40, a basis of about 3.82%.
Bond
of
OREGON
p.
sewer
purchase
District
Barberton), Ohio
26—v.
the
system bonds.
Canal
Norton Local School District (P. O.
«Bond Sale—The $750,000
for
Fulton), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $150,000
equip¬
Celina, Ohio
bonds
3
sewer
Northwest Local
(P<
headed by the Marine Trust Co. of
530
p.
awarded
were
Bradford, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $20,000 sewage
disposal plant bonds offered Jan.
22—v. 189, p. 198 were awarded
189,
York, Buffalo, as
2.90s, at-a .price of 100.20, a basis
The
Merchants
$1,785,000 school
Jan.
5&
(651>
Bond
Coffeyville, Okla.
Offering
Elsie Gordon,
receive sealed
-
Williams
Weil,
Co.,
Co., Fox, Reusch &
Co., Inc., R. J. Edwards, Inc., Einhorn
& Co.,
ney
Cartwright
Yeatman,
Magnus & Co., Swe¬
Mosley
&
Co.,
Suplee.
Co., Inc.,
Wal¬
—
Clerk, will
bids until 7:00 p.m. (CST) on Feb.
City
Allison
Roth & Irving
ter, Woody & Heimerdingef, and
Roig Commercial Bank, Humacad,
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(652)
Feb.
on
ISLAND
RHODE
Pawtucket, R. /.
—
Lawrence A.
Offering:
Bond
Mayor, will receive
sealed bids at the First National
McCarthy,
Boston, Municipal Divi¬
sion. 45 Milk St., Boston, until 11
Bank of
(EST)
ft.m.
purchase
bonds,
$675,000
of
for the
11
Feb.
on
as
follows:
*$500,000 school bonds. Dated Feb.
*■
inclusive.
1 from 1960 to 1979
100,000 water bonds. Due on Feb.
1 from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
75,000 land purchase bonds. Due
Feb.
on
1
1974
1960 to
from
bonds
1,
Feb.
dated
are
1959, Principal and interest pay¬
able at the above-mentioned bank.
approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston.
Association, in Houston, or at the
option of the holder, at the Com¬
mercial State Bank, in El Campo.
Legality approved by Vinson, El-
kins, Weems & Searls, of Houston.
County Water Control
District No. 1
Galveston
and Improvement
(P. O. Dickinson), Texas
Sale—An issue of $88,000
Bond
system
sold to Louis Pauls &
and
waterworks
bonds
was
sewer
as
414s. Dated Dec. 1, 1958.
Due
on
March 1 from 1970 to 1975
Clerk
Spartanburg), S. C.
Offering—Pi. H. Ashmore,
of County Board, will re¬
ceive
sealed
Bond
until
bids
11
Legality
incluisve. Interest M-S.
by
Vinson,
Elkins,
& Searls, of Houston.
approved
Weems
Harris County (P. O.
Texas
Offering
—
Houston),
S.
B.
Bruce,
County
Auditor,
will
receive
sealed bids until 10:30 a.m. (CST)
Spartanburg County (P. O.
a.m.
Feb. 10 for the purchase
health center
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1959.
Due
On Feb. 1 from 1960 to 1977 inclu¬
on
$100,000 county
Principal and interest (F-A)
sive.
the
of
Bond
CAROLINA
SOUTH
(EST)
(F-A) payable at the
Southwest National
and interest
Bank
Legality
of
payable at a bank in Spartanburg,
or at the option of the holder, at
© bank in New York City, subject
on
Feb.
5
the
for
road bonds.
Due on
March 1 from 1960 to 1979 in¬
$6,000,000
clusive.
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the County
Treasurer's
National
office;
Bank of Commerce, of
Hous¬
ton, or at the Chase Manhat¬
Bank, New York City.
2,000,000 Flood Control District
tan
bonds.
Due
March
on
1 from
cipal and interest (M-S)
York
office;
City.
elec¬
$400,000
City
National
of
Manhattan Bank, New
The
Houston,
at
or
the
City.
bonds
March
dated
are
1,
1959.
395 —were
First
United
189,
the
pay¬
Treasurer's
City
First
Prin¬
Chase
tric svstem revenue bonds offered
Jan, 27 —v.
awarded
to
the
at
York
Tenn.
Alcoa,
able
inclusive.
1979
to
1960
Bank
TENNESSEE
Sale—The
of
purchase
$8,000,000 bonds, as follows:
by the County Board.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy, of New
to approval
Bond
of
purchase
Co.,
inclusive.
The
the
for
5
p.
Houston,
Bond
States Corp.
Sale
Texas
The
—
$20,245,000
bonds offered Jan.
28—v. 189, p.
County (P. O. Morris- 396—were awarded to a
syndicate
town), Tenn.
headed by Smith, Barney & Co.,
Bond Offering—Lewis S. Noe,
Lehman Brothers, Harriman Rip¬
County Court Clerk, will receive ley &
Co., Inc., Halsey, Stuart &
pealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Co.
■Hamblen
purchase of $120,improvement bonds.
1, 1959. Due on Feb.
Feb. 11 for the
000
general
Dated Feb.
1
1961
from
inclusive.
1968
to
Principal
and interest payable at
Irving Trust Co., New York
City. Legality approved by Chap¬
the
Cutler, of Chicago.
&
man
Knoxville, Tenn.
Sale
Bond
—
The
$800,000
re¬
bonds offered Jan. 28—
p. 532—Were awarded to
the First United States Corp.
189,
x.
Smith,
ceive
(EST)
chase
bids
Feb.
on
of
will
Recorder,
Town
sealed
until
E.
re¬
1:30
p.m.
the
pur¬
for
18
school
$300,000
$2,215,000
storm
3s. Due
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1959. Due on Jan.
1
from 1960 to 1971 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
Pt
the
Irving
Trust Co., New
York City. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
to
1,100,000
bonds
rard,
Offering—James
City
sealed
on
Clerk,
17
$1,500,000
bonds.
on
inclusive.
(F-A)
for
10
15
receive
(CST)
a.m.
the
purchase
of
improvement
15, 1959. Due
street
Dated
Feb.
tional
until
bids
Feb.
will
>
Gar¬
Feb.
from
1960
Principal
and
to
1979
interest
payable at the First Na¬
Bank, of Beaumont, or at
signal
and
Due
March 1
on
from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
as
4s.
name
Due
1960 to
marker bonds
March
on
1
from
1969 inclusive.
3,520,000 permanent paving street
improvement bonds as 3 V2S.
Due
March 1 from 1960 to
on
1979
2,865,000 sanitary sewage bonds
as 314s. Due on March 1 from
1,950,000 street right
bonds as 3V2S. Due
option of the purchaser, at any
mutually agreed upon
by the purchaser and the City
Council.
Legality approved
by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Calloway, of New York City.
civic
Due
on
Dallas County Consol. Sch. District
No. S (P. O. Coppel), Texas
-
Bond Sale—An issue of $31,500
building bonds was sold to the
Municipal Securities Company.
El
Campo
Indep.
School District,
.
Bond
Offering
Business
—
Manager,
Lanier Hester.
will
-healed bids until 7:30
p.m.
receive
(CST)
B
d
o 11
Offering
Franklin
ceive
E.
O.
10
000,000
announces
(PST)
bids
until
10
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1959. Due on
1 from 196*0 to 1979 inclu¬
union
building
revenue
Dated April 1, 1958.
Due
011 April 1
from 1961 to 1988 in¬
clusive.
Legality
approved
by
Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz,
of Seattle.
able
at
fice,
center
bonds
March
on
as
from
1
as 3)4s.
March 1 from 1960 to
on
1979 inclusive.
and
bridge
bonds
overpass
2V2S. Due on March
as
1960 to 1979 inclusive.
1 from
improvement bonds as
on
March 1 from
4!4s.
Due
bonds
312s. Due
as
recreation
and
park
1,000,000
on
March 1
from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
storm
3*2S.
Due
to
sewer
1979
bonds
March
110
as
from
1
inclusive.
375,000 police substation bonds as
31&s. Due on March 1 from
1960 to
1984 inclusive.
fire station and alarm
system bonds as 3!->s. Due on
March
1
from
1960
to
150,000
1 from
as
library
3V2S. Due
1960 to
on
Note
ments
Jan.
March
1979 inclusive.
—
the
The
City.
State
foregoing supple¬
report in
issue
our
of
Pierce
at the State's fiscal agency
York City. Legality ap¬
proved by Houghton, Cluck,
in
New
Coughlin
&
Henry,
400
(P.
O.
Tacoma),
Washington
Bond Offering — L. R.
Johnson,
County Treasurer, will
receive
sealed bids until
t2
(PST) on
Feb. 17 for the purchase of $700,000 school building bonds.
Dated
March 1, 1958.
Due on March 1
1961
p.m.
to 1979 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-S)
at
the
in
&
payable
County Treasurer's office,
at the fiscal agency of the State
New York
proved
City.
by Preston,
Legality
ap¬
Thorgrimson
Horowitz, of Seattle.
Seattle.
of
Additional Offering—Mr. Minor
will
receive
same
time for the purchase of $9,-
sealed
public
875,000
and interest
the American
which
next
meets
on
7.
Southern
Methodist University
(P. O. University Park), Texas
bids
building
the
at
revenue
Bond
Sale—The
$2,825,000 non
dormitory
revenue
tax-exempt
bonds
offered
95—were
Housing
Agency,
Jan.
sold
16—v.
to.
as
189, p.
the
Federal
Home
3s, at par.
and
Finance
Vidor Indep. School District, Texas
-Bond Sale—The $100,000 school-
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1959. Due on
house
May 1 from 1.960 to 1977 inclusive.
189, p. 396 — were awarded to
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc., as
4)4s, and 4Hs.
Callable
of
May 1, 1969. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the State Treasurer's office, or
at the State's fiscal agency in New
York City. Legality approved by
Preston, Thorgrimson & HorovTitz,
of Seattle]
as
bonds
offered
|
Jan.
19—v.
UTAH
Alpine School District (P. O.
American Fork), Utah
Bond Offering—Elijah Chipman,
Clerk-Treasurer
WISCONSIN
of
the
Board
of
St.
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 a.m.
(MST) on Feb. 10
for
the
purchase of $1,450,000
Joint School
school bonds. Dated March
Hudson
(City), and Hudson, Troy,
Joseph, and Somerset (Towns)
District No. 1 (P. O.
Hudson), Wis.
Bond Offering—Byron B. Spal¬
Due
1, 1959.
March 1 from 1964 to 1968
on
inclusive. Principal and interest
Clerk, will receive (M-S) payable at a bank or trust
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on company in Salt Lake City, New
Feb. 10 for the purchase of $275,- York City, or Chicago. Legality
000
general
obligation
school approved by Chapman St Cutler,
building bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1959. of Chicago.
Due on April 1 from 1960 to 1976
Salt Lake City, Utah
inclusive. Callable as of April 1,
Bond Offering — City Recorder
1969. Principal and interest pay¬
Herman J. Hogensen announces
able at a suitable banking institu¬
that the Board of Commissioners
tion to be designated by the suc¬
will receive sealed bids until 11
cessful bidder. Legality approved
a.m.
(MST) on Feb. 11 for the
by Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Barber
purchase of $2,500,000 general ob¬
& Marquart, of Minneapolis.
ligation airport bonds. Dated Jan.
Knox County (P. O. Benjamin),
3, 1959. Due on Jan. 1 from 1963
Texas
to 1977 inclusive.
Principal and
Bond Sale—An issue of $55,000 interest
(J-J) payable at Zions
court house improvement bonds First National
Bank, of Salt Lake
has been sold to William N. Ed¬ City,
or
the
Chase Manhattan
wards & Co., subject to an elec¬ Bank, in New York City. Legal¬
tion to be held on Feb. 7.
ity approved by Dawson, Nagel,
Sherman & Howard, of Denver.
Liberty, Texas
Bond
Sale—The
$300,000 im¬
VIRGINIA
provement bonds offered Jan. 28
ding, District
.
to
awarded
of
First
the
Corp.
& Searls,
Elkins, Weems
of Houston.
Offering
Bids will be
—
of
East
$1,250,000 school
bonds, it is reported.
house
Indep.
Antonio), Texas
Bond Offering—H. M.
of
will
receive
p.m.
(CST)
chase
bonds.
011
a
p.
group
Board
Tomerlin,
of
Trustees,
until
bids
sealed
R.
&
a
1
Brooke & Co., MidCo., and Mason
H.
Securities
Lee, Inc., at a price of 100.029,
3.26%,
net interest cost of about
follows:
$1,170,000 3s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1960
inclusive.
1968
to
650,000 3)4s. Due
1969 to
Dec. 1 from
on
1973 inclusive.
780,000 3.40s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1974 to
8
Feb. 5 for the pur¬
of
$1,000,000 schoolhouse
Dated Feb. 1, 1959. Due
Feb.
396—were awarded to
composed of the First
New York,
Craigie & Co., Strader & Co.,
South
as
School District
(P. O. 1200 Jackson Keller Road,
President
189,
v.
$2,600,000 school
bonds offered Jan. 29—
Inc.,
received until Feb. 4 for the pur¬
North
building
F. K.
School District,
T exas
chase
Bond Sale—The
National City Bank of
McAllen Indep.
Bond
County (P. O. Salem),*
V irginia
1977 inclusive. In¬
F-A. Legality approved by
Vinson,
Roanoke
1, 1959. Due on Feb.
1962 to
1 from
1979 inclusive.
011
1960
from
to
CANADA
in¬
1983
NEWFOUNDLAND
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(F-A) payable at the State Treas¬
urer's office.
Legality approved
by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothof Dallas.
man,
•,
*
San Antonio, Texas
Bond
ceive
Offering—Bennett R. Bo-
sealed
(CST)
chase
County, Clover Park School
District No.
Education
Feb.
of¬
Treasurer's
len, Director of Finance, will
26—v. 189, p. 532.
1984
system
for
receive
1:30 p.m. (PST)
the purchase of
of the State in New York
or
public
bonds
19
will
Smith,
Treasurer's office, or at the option
of the holder, at the fiscal
agency
from
250,000
Treasurer,
bids until
F.
$495,000 general obligation build¬
ing bonds. Dated April 15, 1959.
Due on April 15 from 1961 to 1979
inclusive. Principal and interest
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County
\
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
Offering—Don
Feb.
on
surfacing
bituminous
1.200,000
street
Cosmopolis
99 (P. O.
Montesano), Wash.
School District No.
at
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Austin.
These
bonds
are1 eligible for
purchase by the State Board of
or
the
San
Grays Harbor County,
Principal
payable
National Bank, of Austin. Legality
Callable as of Feb. 1, 1969.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
on
bonds.
(F-A)
sive.
re¬
a.m.
Feb. 18 for the purchase
of $672,000 non-tax exempt stu¬
dent
a.m.
Feb.
terest
Secretary
—
Johnson
sealed
sealed
inclusive.
T exas
College of Puget Sound (P.
Tacoma), Wash.
County
airport bonds
1,300,000
1970
Feb.
the
will
10:30
Texas
WASHINGTON
March 1
1984 inclusive.
to
1,550,000
670,000
Co.
Bond
-
ithe
other bank
Inc., Ira Haupt & Co., First Na¬
tional
Bank
in
Dallas, Bacon,
Stevenson & Co., Boatmen's Na¬
tional Bank of St. Louis, City Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., of Kan¬
sas
City, R. S. Dickson & Co.,
Eldredge & Co., Inc.,
Fitzpatrick,
Sullivan
&
Co.,
Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc., W. E.
Hutton & Co., The Illinois Com¬
pany,
Laidlaw & Co., Rauscher,
Pierce & Co., Inc., Rowles, Win¬
ston & Co., G. H. Walker & Co.,
E. F. Hutton & Co., Julien Collins
& Co., Blunt Ellis
& Simmons,
McClung & Knickerbocker, Dittmar & Co., First National Bank,
of Memphis,
Moroney, Beissner & Co., Na¬
tional
City
Bank,
Cleveland,
White. Masterson & Co., J. It. Williston & Beane, Russ & Co., Doll &
Isphording, Inc., Dallas, Rupe &
Son, Inc., Thomas & Co., Burns,
Corbett & Piekard, Inc., Creston
H, Funk,
Hobbs
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Dreyfus
& Co., Fulton Reid & Co., Glickenhaus & Lembo, Hannahs, Ballin
& Lee, Harkness & Hill, Inc., McCormick & Co.,
Muir Investment Corp., Mullaney,
Wells & Co., Newburger,
Loeb & Co., H. V. Sattley & Co.,
Talmage
&
Co.,
Cunningham,
Schmertz & Co., Inc., Dallas Union
Securities Co., J. M. Daiii & Co.,
R. J. Edwards, Inc., Mid South
Securities Co., J. A. Overton &
Co., and Robert L. Whittaker &
way
of
-
1960 to 1984 inclusive.
from
Due
Trust
1979 inclusive.
1960 to
of
until
inclusive.
1960
T.
4s.
as
of New
York, Northern
Co., of
Chicago, Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Blair &
Co., Inc., Stone & Webster Secu¬
rities Corp., Mercantile Trust Co.
of St.
Louis, Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler, R. W. Pressprich & Co.,
Equitable Securities Corp., Estabrook
& Co., First of Michigan
Corp.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Cur¬
tis, B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Hemp¬
hill, Noyes & Co., Dick & MerleSmith, Adams, McEntee & Co.,
Bank,
that the Board of Trustees will
sign
traffic
3V2S.
Bond
March 1 from 1960
to 1969 inclusive.
200,000
Exchange
Minor,
State Finance
receive sealed
(PST) on
for the purchase of $25,Institutional Building
bids
Dated Feb.
surfacing
street improvement bonds as
on
Corn
Secretary
syndi¬ Committee,
the
of
Offering—Ernest
Monday, February 2, 1959
.
inclusive.
Washington (State of)
t
Bond
1
1969 inclusive.
members
Chemical
cate:
March
on
as
bituminous
Due
1960 to
from
Other
Due
4s.
as
were
bonds
sewer
inclusive.
1979
1,700,000
TEXAS
Beaumont, Texas
bonds
March 1 from 1960
on
100,000 street
Morristown, Tenn.
Offering —Charles
Bond
Inc., First Boston Corp., and
Phelps, Fenn & Co., at a price of
100.06, a net interest cost of about
3.48%, as follows:
4s.
funding
100,000 general improvement
$550,000 schoolhouse bonds. Dated
Feb. 15, 1959. Due on Feb. 15 from
1960 to 1981 inclusive. Principal
.
.
Feb.
on
of
bids
until
24
for
$10,750,000
ligation bonds,
re¬
2
p.m.
the
pur¬
general
ob¬
Newfoundland
—
An
of)
issue
of
$4,000,000 5)4% debentures was
sold recently to a group composed
of Bell, Gouinlock & Co., McLeod,
Weir & Co., and Mills, Spence &
a
price of 96.25.
Dated
1959 and due Feb. 1, 1979.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
at
Co.,
Feb. 1,
able at any
of Canada's Chartered
Banks.
follows:
as
$2,000,000 Expressway
and
ONTARIO
street
improvement bonds.
1,750,000 transit system bonds.
3,386,000 storm
(Province
Sale
Debenture
drainage
2,854,000 street
Ajax, Ontario
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds.
improvement
improvement
bonds
the Midland Securities
bonds.
760,000 sanitary sewer improve¬
as
on
ment bonds.
Saba),
Corp., Ltd.,
5'14 s, at a price of 98.60.
Due
Dec. 20 from 1959 to 1978 in¬
clusive,
San Saba County (P. O. San
Texas
$589,000
sold to
was
Interest J-D.
London
Township,
Ontario
Bond Sale—An issue of
$1,109,County Judge, will receive sealed 000 improvement bonds was sold
bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 4 to the Midland Securities Corp.,
for the purchase of $70,000 hos¬ Ltd., and Isard Robertson & Co.,
pital bonds. Dated Feb. 15, 1959. Ltd., as 5s4s. Due on Dec. 1 from
Bond
Due
on
Offering—Warden
Feb.
15 from
Terry,
1960 to
1979
1959
to
1978
inclusive:
Int.
J-D.
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