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MONDAY
MICHIGAN
FEB 2 a issa
ISSUE
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Number -5719
"Volume 187
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195>,
Fund's, first-h-
and
William
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annual
Jaeoos
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report
as
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per share
pn
disclosed In the
President,
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last
in
Jacobs
noted
and
years
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that
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on
class .A
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founded,
U.
The
-
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,
of
District
IUES
approved by
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Massachusetts
lor
Boston Stock Exchange
took
non-diversified
Midwest Stock
the
board
regular
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186.
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2573.
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The
corportalon
shortly
ing
to
See
the
Zenith
and
Radio
Aeronca,
13
suit
below.-— V.
Corp.
Manufacturing
:
Pittsburgh
file
.
186,
2469.
p.
Corp.,
The
at
♦
corporation on Feb.
5,000 shares
covering
S6
share,
per
ceeds
to
are
to
go
10
filed
of
common
decision has
selling stockholder.—V.
a
Period End. Dec. 31—•
Railway
oper.
35
Federal
Income
•
1,082,339
15,078,386
$256,198
7ot
-V.
.
55
—-—11
48
$460,871
$3,128,325
$4,641,275
235,701
772.406
1,766,577
2,969,086
Reserve
Federal
48
System
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
operations.
ry. oper. income
187. p. 41.
way
48
Reserve Banks
;
1957
_1_— $29,580,269 $28,662,369
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taxeS-'___,--_i——1—'i—k
1—L—i——
iricome
"
—
3,709,733
1,906,009
1,851,000
$1,803,738
taxes__—
$1,718,867
"
capital
shares
—
per snare
-*
—
•
evaluate earnings and
will continue to
directors
The
47
paid
of
fiscal year.
1957
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The Course of Bank Clearings
;
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
771,547
774,529
1,286,746
1,290,881
$1.34
$1.40
$0.60
Dividends paid (per share(—
$0.60
Unfilled orders amounted, to $42,000,000 at Dec. 31, 1957, as com¬
pared with $53,000,000 at the end of the company's fiscal year on
Sept. 30. 1957. Charles C. Jarchow, President, said that/the decline
in incoming orders for certain
products has made it necessary to
reduce the rate of operations at some of the company's plants recently.
Present indications are that earnings in the second: fiscal quarter
will be down from the quarter just ended and a further decline Is
anticipated for the third-, fiscal'quarter. An improvement tn the last
quarter will occur to the extent that industrial and railroad customers
inorca.se
their purchases
soon enough to be reflected In production
schedules during that quarter. As a result, earnings for the year ending
Sept. 30, 1958, cannot be expected to equal the large earnings in the
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
$18,193,198
13,651,923
Net revenue from rail,.
Net
-
Dividends
General Corporation & Investment News- Cover
Foreign Exchange Rates
1,275,166.
$1,552,210 $18,206,711
-
Earnings
and Payable
(&
sales--—
Number
Dividends Declared
;,
-
.
Months Ended Dec, 31—
Three
Net.
35
Transactions American Stock Exchange——- 35
1957—12 Mos.—1956
1257—Month—1956
$1,531,364
expenses
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2046.
American Steel Foundries
SEC Index of Stock Prices
State and City Bond Offerings
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"
Transactions New York Stock Exchange—..-.
Alabama Great Southern RR.—Earnings—
Railway oper. revenue.....
186, p.
V.
-
before
Miscellaneous Features
as
J. '
Income
2797.
131, p.
beeii made
company;
35
Ohio. The pro-
Middletown,
justify ^ia integrated
area is about 1,000
Quebec and near the Arc. lc Circle.
No
to the ultimate disposition-of the property,
of
through a wholly owned Canadian subsidiary, Asarco
Nickel Co.,:Ltd.,
has.a 03interest in tue exploration venture.—
Tho
.
1 45
City
•*''
said.
he
the
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
letter of notification with the
stock
(par $li
to be offered
a
& Ladd,
through Greene
of
north
miles
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
SEC
"
enough tonnage of adequate ore grade "to
nickel operation in that isolated region.
The
Ohio—
Middle town,
"
cate
35
.
Halts Nickel
—
.
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
—
*
company. will not-V continue -.exploring for nickel- and copper
during the 1958- season,In- its .concession area on ttie Ungava Penin¬
sula in northerh Quebec, according to R.- Worth Vaughan, Presidept,
who on Feb'."-1-1 announced that exploration so far had failed, to indi¬
This
Over-the-Counter Markets
-
Refining Co.
Search—'•
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i
deny¬
Corp.
Exchange
Stock Exchange
Toronto
that
ox
Exchange
waxed
Vice-President of-National Kioenix
Executive
been
.
36
38
39
39
39
40
41.
44
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
answer
an
reoently
and
Smelting &
.
J
,
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Stock
Stock
has
American-
.
36 *
Canadian Stock Exchange
:
.
.
.
Zenith Radio
suit.
of
dismissal
asking
it will
that
announced
infringement
patent
liability
all
Feb.
on
.
V
,
Admiral Corp,—To File Answer to Suit—
L
.
-
Montreal Stock Exchange.___
copipany
the
was. elected:—V.
_ _ _
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore
SEC and the Court In 195G.
The System thus
became Abacus Fund in June of last year following a special meeting
of
IIIES
stockholders
in
Boston
earlier -that
month
at which j a
was
1-
_
Exchange-ill—
Pacific Coast Stock
investment
'•
makes Constellation paper cups for
introduced the- Piastl-Seal, a
Division
-use
the Pepsi-Gola Corp. and
consultant on packaging problems to-Charles Pfizer & Co., Inc., manu¬
facturers of drugs.—V. 186, p. 830.
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Detroit Stock Exchange____________
by
closed-end
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home
Inc*istries,-was previously a Vice-President of
36
jurisdiction- of
„
Geisler
Mr.
36
Cincinnati Stock Exchange—. .1
.application of the SEC. An interim
that court in 1954 and, its plan
on.
seated
was.
a
American
of
had
v,
,
Stock
was-"
place
wan
Act.v
Court
as
1940,
which
ordered liquidated in 1942 by the"
Commission^'under Section 11 of the Public
Exchange
directors
continue
to
;
S.
investment',
in
1957
System,
15
27
(Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds).
the parpnc company oi the present ,NcW j
several other public utilities,,
J • - - •
System and its assets.in 1943.
board,
•
and
25,
June
Hydro-Electric
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...
New York Stock Exchange
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company
and
lloldhiq- Coinpaxiy
Utility
.
1929 'as
International Hydro-Electric
Securities
Exchange
International
System
income* P..
Quotations
'
30
Dec.
on
the
now1 .a
closed-end
Investment Company Act of
Stock
York-
of
in.
England Electric
.
•
New
stock
Qf
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Constellation: Cup
lts
v
.
plastic-coated, hot /.drink, cup.
It - plans a line of,-heavy-duty
cups for the dairy and food packaging Industries.
Stock and Bond
.
paid
Fund,
-or Abacus
v-compauy. registered under the
tire
dividend
as
Common-.* stock
listed'
share
per
any'junior, stock
on
taxable
was
cents
40
first-dividend
tne
was
25
clips.—
bottle
J *4
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milk
the
restaurant, and
frpni'j lnyefttpents-,'ahlPtintetl
comirwrt shares Outstanding on Dec,/31. ••>*-.
Th
addition,'^Eastern
New
York Power, Corp., \ its wholly-owned
sulJsidi.ary, eairied a net income -iroju investments equal to 7 cents
per -share of Abacus Fund'.
...
,
.856,718
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for
.
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inoluding Seal-Kapa .and Seal-Hoods.: P»Pyr closures
industry—and patented Snap-On Lids for-paper
the packaging field,
1/11- v,-»
In This Issue t
•investment company.- Net - incoitie
Cent*, pet. share.;,_1.There,- were
an
variety of products in
dairy industries;' The corporation -makes a wide
-
of: $32.59
value
asset
net
MISCELLANEOUS
-
■
f "'Tlds Fund, formerly International Hydro-Electric System. liad total,
assets--'of. $29,489,686
INSURANCE
-
.
working capital
quarter when determining dividend action. However, -it -appears
tha t earnings will be large enough to continue the1 69- cents quarterly
dividend rate in the current year.
"
each
American
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres,
Inc.—
Treyz Elected President of ABC Television Network—
E,
Oliver
the
Treyz
elected
was
President
of
Television
the
Network
Mr.
18,
Network
Vice President of ABC in charge
October, 1956.—V. 186, p. 2849.
been
siDce
of
American
Business
Shares, Inc.—Registers
With
corporation filed with the SEC an amendment on Feb. 13, 1958
registration statement covering an additional 500,006 shares of
capital stock, $1
value.—V.
par
186,
The
company's
Dixie
Lexington, Ky.„ this year,
Feb. IK
added that
He
its
at
and
division
Cup
L.
C.
the company
Chit.,
Van
S3,000.000
a
open
C.\
Canada.—V.
plant
Vice-President, said
Schaick,
Smith,
Fort
187,
p.
at
Ended
Year
Dec.
on
Ark.;
Earnings
fore
Anaheim,
Calif.,
(exclusive, of
on
1957
extraordinary gains i
1.* fl.Ul.Jl-
and
foreign
taxes
on
per
per
be¬
102,347,870
85.247,158
51.000.000
less related. Federal
taxes
ville
Dividends
1.1 _1
;
51,347,870
firm
Mr.
.
55.372,465
12,396
'
preferred stoek__
on
886,335
_
\ 51.335,474
earnings applicable to common stock:
share:
54.486,130
$2.42
Net
Ea rnin gs per com moil
-
Total
$2.11
shares
shares
'Based
on.
'
outstanding—
outstanding-**
the
shares
outstanding
givihg effect to the issuance or. July
for
each
share
Common, stock
distribution
share
outstanding. '
at
12,
nature
of
outstanding, which, was
$2.42
.
$2.65
,
1,640 ''
133,397
21,224.891
10,238,013
business
Illinois
and-
assets
Steele,
of
Vice-President,
Executive
Verlin
O.
Anders, was
and
will
Issue
Ala.,
on
Feb,
18
of
Anders
Mobile,
to the position of home office nncterduty here along with the position of
appointed
assume
that
Department and Policyholder's Service Deleft a position as Home Office Underwriter and head
Department of Loyal American Life Insurance Co., of
to join American Investment Life.
the
Issue
Quicksilver
Corp.,
Wilmington,
the end of each year after
1957 of one additional share
a
stock
year
American
Increased
dividend
of
one
as
a
for
of-the
MacGregor
187.
p,
Ipstrument
569.
~
V
Co.
>■
has announced
each
and
' *.
Seal-Kap
the
election
of
-
„
_
Mr.
<
.
of
New-Yorlr in
the
fields
the
come
stock.
totaled just" over & billion
pointed out, was nearly
Interest cost, Mr. Kappel
money
•
»nd
expand
to
from an issue
cited
,
-
improve
telephone service in
ccorverfcibie
of $718 million of debentures
owners
may
buy
to
one
more
than
1,600,000
share owners,
these gains in service:
2,815,000 telephones, bring¬
total operated by the System to 52,250,000.
In 1957
(li
ing
Share
AT&T' report,: mailed
The
;
,
the
the Bell system added some
7% 'over 1956.
Long distance conversations rose more than
(2)
Bell System changed a million more telephones to
Today 92^ of Bell telephones are dial operated.
Some five million customers today can use :*'DDD**—Kitrect
(3)"The
dial
service.
♦
-
(4>
tance
to
dialing—to
coast.
as- many
Another
10
as- 30
million
dis¬
million other telephones -from ooast
customers
nan
dial
-
nearby - citiea-and
towns.
Since the opening of the new telephone cable between the
mainland and Hawaii last October, calls to and from the island
(6)
its sub¬
plans, to expand operations;of
of packaging for the food'and
(5 >
tory
of the Board of this corporation,
Black, simultaneously announced
8eal-Kap
.
$100 debenture"for each..nine
shares of
stock held. Rights to .subscribe for the new-debentures,
Mr.
Kappel noted,, should be. exercised or. sold -by March' 12. After
that date the rights will have no-value.
„••
_
of Delaware—Expansion-—
William Geisler as President of
average
highest In many years.
of
will
into
(
operations.
Corp.
i
through the sale of bonds. These
The
Part
1958
Calif.—
sidiary, American Seal-Kap of New York to succeed Daniel A. Mackin,
who becomes Chairman of the Board of Seal-Kap of New York.
the
»
mining
E.M. Black, President and Chairman
result of a
share
to
share equalled $13.16.
on total capital were 6.71ccompared with
earnings
System spent more than $22> billion in 1957 to enlarge
telephone plant. Most at :the new -capitaE-obtained.last
Bell
dollars.
-
paid
Powder Manufacturing, Co^—-V.
incident
Earnings at
1956.
was
year
announced
multi-million dollar NashAla.
J
<
•
—
modernize
and
Co.—Acquisition
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The corporation, on Feb. 3 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering .300,000 shares of common stock to be offered
at par
($1 per share>, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used for
expenses
July 12, 1957; conversions of pre¬
ferred stock?;, and the Issuance of 134,414 shares of common stock for
the
C.
American
~"
out-standing during the
itv the
System
in
The
_
$0.54
;
Common
.
the
Mobile,
i
7
Preferred
per average
1 Bell
6.8'c
-
Extraordinary gains
-
come
cost
a
of the
Supervisor of
partment. He
cf
c
corporation and the Federal Maritime Board have signed con¬
two
shipbuilders to build four merchant ships for the
Ernest
Writer
*11
A.
with
at
Co.
earnings were $13 a share of
T. & T. Co. stock in 1957, Frederick R. Kappel, Presi¬
Lower Rate—Bell System
dent, said on Feb. 18 in the company's - annual report.
This figure was based on the average of 63,811,000 shares
outstanding—6,388,000 more than in 1956, when net in¬
New Ships
the addition to the home office staff of the
11,125^307
Net earnings
>'
& Telegraph
American Telephone
«
■
453.
187, p.
American Investment Life Insurance
44,247,158
($2,000,000
..
1956.—V.
5c>'r
♦
t Stock dividend
4:,i1«—the
arising- from sale of -the Gloucester- City
- and,
the capital -stock
of jChemical
Construction Corp.,
September
if.
outstanding Dec. 31, 1957.
41,000,000
inc.
plant
'
shareshare.
of more than $46,000,000.
The government will
cost.
National Steel & Shipbuilding Corp., San Diego, Calif., will build
two of the vessels at a fixed price of $11,754,501 each.
New
York
Shipbuilding Corp. will construct the other two ships
for $11,420,983
each, subject to increase if the costs of labor and
materials rise before the time of delivery.—V, 165, p. 925.
$
51,347,870
Gains
$1,058,164
$1.50
$0.70
45.31')
pay
1956
$
income—;
Federal
for
$1,315,677
$1.87
$0,70
company
,—532,479,350 500,651,279
taxes
Provision
$237,863
$0.34
$0,25
X
divids
This
,"
sales
1,374,000
$425,459
$0.60
$0.25
\r'v
American Export Lines, Inc.—Orders Four
453.
.
Net
.1,564,000
distributed
was
(& Subs.)—Reports Earnings
31—
2,879,677
286,500
taxes-
•Based on 704.559 shares
tracts
American Cyanamid Co.
524,363
398,000
before
divids.
Stock
will expand its paper products facilities
plants in Darlington. S.
Brampton,
will
2,432,164
823,459
taxes..*
•Earnings per share__—
Cash
American Can Co.—Unit Plans Kentucky Plant—
$2,606,871 $12,338,468 $10,522,769
earnings
Net
1493.
p.
$3,355,222
_____
Earnings
SEC
Income
its
$1,650,000
and
_
1957—12 Mos.—1956
1957—3 Mos.—1956
Period End: Dec. 31—
Income
This
1957,
American Encaustic Tiling Co., Inc.—Earnings Higher
Tele¬
the
company's
$34,826,000 at Dec. 31,
of
-
Treyz. has
vision
to
financial position, remains strong. Working' capital
1957, was $760,000 higher than on Sept. 30,
higher than on Dec. 31, 1956. However, working
capital Is expected to decline in the 1958 fiscal year, primarily be¬
cause
of the construction of two new steel wheel plants, one in the
Kansas City, Kansas area and the other In the Winnipeg, Manitoba
area in Canada. These large property additions are necessary to serve
the
areas
in
which these plants
will be located, even, though the
company
is currently experiencing a temporary decline in its sales
Volume.—V. 186, pp. 2849 and 2046.
The
of
corporation's American Broadcasting Co. «Uvision, it was announced
Feb.
on
have Increased
The
is. now
.
<
t
so
about
telephone cable across the Atlantic, opened in 1956,
heavily used that work has .already begun-on a second
first
cable which is expected to be ready tn
.
at
O. 8.
terri¬
3017.
1959.
,
„
,
Underlying aH the progress, the AT&T report noted,- are research
Bell
Telephone Laboratories
and manufacture ol"-equipment by
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(878)
addition,
In
Electric.
Western
cents
to
the
increase
of
number
allocated
frequencies
microwave
to
The
frequencies
1957
'Lj.
$
income
Net
Earnings
50%
in
earnings
the
Ketchikan
Total
Co
Pulp
$2,93
$2.08
per
share—___________—__
share;—
2850.
(per
186,
p.
American
Plant for
This
in
least half this
at
the common stock
President, disclosed
Feb.
on
12—V.
of
hands
The
recipients
the
to
Anlicuser-Busch, Inc.—Acquires Miami
bonds. See also
V.
187, p.
of
duced
Railway oper,
29,876,005
barrels
Newark,
completed
be
Anheuser-Busch has
brewery,
Mo„
This
In
Fla., which the company hopes will
future.
It also owns approximately 16C
Orleans, La., as a site for a future brewery.
the
land
in
New
of
acres
—V.
187,
taxes
——
Net
649,011
Viler
..v,
■
"v "
/
"
4,400
187, p. 570.
;.vy
>/-'
-
■*'»
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•
,
<-
<5
V
Bales
of
date
Feb.
profit after taxes_
Earnings per share
Messrs.
transfer
will
company
of
Stockholders'
equity
Stockholders'
equity
Sales for
of
1957
...
share—
per
$6,000,000
over
the highest in the history
were
Net
—V.
127,824
•from
manufactures
purchase
of
full
a
its
under
L.
R.
President
Gray,
President
of
Corp.—Vote
of
National
The
and
Feb.
stockholders
to
submitted
be
on
W.
A.
K.
textile
line
of
tooling
special
186,
837.
p.
of
both
provides for the transfer of National Supply's assets
subsidiary prior to the merger after which the business
The
and
16
respectively.
17,
plan
new
due
v\
•/\
t "
.
April 30.—V.
187,
,
773.
p.
Carlvle
F.
Ended
to
an
sufficient
amount
100/7
plus
exhaust
to
7• '
25—
Jan.
the
$
poration's net income after taxes
as compared
to $3,351,987 in 1956.
to
SI.82
share
a
The
share
a
or.
the
the
and
corporation's
1956
shares
1,143,025
1957 sales
The
Other
after
Net
$2,000,000
division
presently
the
from
New
A
$47,333,635,
Net
The
oi'
has
9,988,677
136.854.736
142.196.325
4,980,889
56,309,773
1957—Month—1956
$321,189
oper.
would
187,
Net
revenue
way
*
ry.
Deficit.—V.
187,
$4,072,008
3,490,667
306,224
$39,768
3,583,351
$34,665
$328,595
$488,657
*2,292
"4,383
*44,264
23,093
The
directors have declared
follows:
preferred
25
cents
stock
on
cash
a
for
March
dividend
the
calendar
15,
1958 to
that
the
on
Feb.
13.
aircraft
in modern warfare.
of
$1
year
holders
under
of
with
minute-by-minute
manufactured
and
sold
"road
in
the
map,"
United
to
R.
Fuler,
C.
Divisional
General
Manager.
Earned
which
purpose
per
of
of
share
1958,
record
of
on
the
27,
(par
for which the proceeds are to be used are
EFFECT
TO
$1V
business
S.
Army,
would
basic
under
sale
of
price, of
so-called
a
might
company
U.
now
company
involve .the
produce
for
primarily
'
consideration
five
VBrantiy
$200,009,
by
B-2",.'
for
$40,000
or
2470.,-
.
Dec.
31—
1957
-
;
;
-314.600 ,'
,
.share
7
1956
/
$12,764-.155 $15,051,046
$272,807
297,738
_______
(losst
314,600
$$0:87
*$0.93
5,358,902
5,944,723
:
Ended
Dec.
31—
v
1937
1956
$6,161,442
$7,211,612
$260,009
76,999
f$0.83
.
preferred dividend
requirements.'
Brunswlck-Balke-Collender
Bensinger,
the
At
President,
close
debentures
?Loss.—V;
$0.24
186,
p.
2470.
Co.—To
Redeem
Debs.—
announced
business
of
convertible
are
after, the close of business
at
company
Feb.
on
Feb.
on
respect of
conversion
a
interest
28.
any time up to and: including, but not
March 5, 1958, into common stock of the
on
price
of $22.62
shall
be
the
share
Holders of
per
1958.
close of
business
date
record
share.
a
made
No
upon
for
Sachs
$1,000
converting their debentures prior to
1958, will be entitled to receive such
Feb.
close
of
convert
28,
Debentures,
Feb.
purchasers
1,
March
together with
1958,
One
all
1958
will
debentures
and
purchase at $1,056.25
them
tendered
to
the banking group has agreed
common stock.
and
up
purchased into
all coupons appertaining thereto maturing
be surrendered for conversion, -for sale to the
may
Co.
for redemption at American National' Bank & Trust
or
Chicago, 33 North
Co.,
5,
so
with Lehman Brothers
latter
the
amount
debentures
.
agreement
an
whereby
principal
business
the
into
Co.
&
THE
PRESENT
1,000,000 shs.
La
Salle
Chicago,
Street,
Wall Street. New York. N. Y.—V.
111.,
137. P-
or
at Irving Trust
Butler Brothers
(&
773.
-
Subs.)—January Sales Up—
*
"
FINANCING
Outstanding
/
"Includes
—V.
187,
sales
pp.
674
of
T.
G.
&
Y.
Stores
1957
$9,865,761
1958
*311,646,109
Sales
750,000 shs.
acquired
Co.,
Get.
1,
1957.
and 142.
of
to participate in the development and operation
properties.
Canadian Pacific
corporation has
proven
and
developed leases in Reagan,
undeveloped leases in
proven
Molan and
Nolarp'and
Railway
"'Net
i
"■
5>.. --(if-.
.
rr
--
kTV".
Net
-*
ry.
1957—Month—1956
$629,826
expenses
455,577
514,743
5,586,132
$7,116,019
5,944,002
$6,971,007
.
from rail¬
$138,484
income—_
Deficit.—'V.
,
187,
p.
42.
*30.941
--
"'-r-v1
t.
,
1957—12 Mos.—,1956
$594,061
operations
oper.
.
revenue—
oper.
revenue
way
Roden
Drilling Company was acquired by, the corporation as'a
wholly-owned subsidiary^ effective on May 31, *1957, "This .was accopi-
Lines in Maine—Earnings—
Period End. Dec. 31
Railway oper.
.TT',
.
dividend
debentures
on
,
each
quarterly
stock of the company, payable March
Company has entered
after
regular
the
in
adjustments
the conversion of
..'-•
common
on
dividend.
Goldman,
of
$2,306,200
were
at
dividends
or
is
1958
17,
of
there
debenture.
Feb.
for
'
,17.
1958,
14,
outstanding.
Debentures
wells and
gas
the early part
intensive nego¬
to-secure
The company will redeem on March 20, 1958 at
1044a./c, plus accrued
interest to that date all of the outstanding 5'/- convertible subordinated
debentures, due Feb. 1, 1972, R. F. Bensinger, Chairman, and B. E.
retirement, of loans on drilling equipment,
drilling properties and further exploration.
GIVING
Counties. Texas
Wise Counties, Texas.
Scurry
payable
Feb.
gas
-
,
wells,
development
and
•
-
v.
(Tex.)—Stock Offered—
was
chartered May 4,
1953, in Texas to
exploring for oil and gas and developing and
producing oil and gas properties. The company expects to undertake
either on its own or in conjunction with other parties the drilling of
and
the
the
to
per'slrare
After
the
BUSINESS—Corporation
oil
-
Bruce Co.—Reports Loss in Earnings—
the
a
defense.
on
Authorized
oil
initiated
sales.
of 25 cents
system,
development
the
of
one
pro-':
contract
in. the
Beginning in
attempt
an
the
aggregate
an
Months
troop vehicles, helicopter pilots, and artillery
674.
stock
two
and
Iras
Services.
.
3hares__
any,;
by Bendix-Pacific, is a low-frequency area-coverage
assuring operation beyond line of sight and below
PROCEEDS—The
Common
Armed
income__
Bendix-Decca
Corp., Austin, Tex., is offering only in the
State of Texas 250,000 shares of common stock (par $1)
at $1.25 per share.
The
as
or
and
Big Spring Exploration, Inc.
of
Atlas Corp.—To Pay Common Dividends in Stock—
outstanding
disclosed
Texas First
the
the
Month of January—
$3,819,262
42.
p.
was
for
control
of
air
and
marine
"monitor" closely knit tactical operations
provided
according
CAPITALIZATION
from rail¬
operations
income—
oper.
be
system
p.
contemplated
company
in
helicopters
Services
per
would provide an Army field headquarters '
all fighting units under its immediate com¬
on
attack
Canada
horizon,
conduct
Net
the
its
Months Ended
Three
Utica
originally
to
effect,
"fix"
it
announced
1957—12 Mos.—1956
$340,889
281,421
expenses
in
Bendix-Decca
drilling
revenue—
Division
Tank commanders,
and
the luture,
artillery, armor, missiles,
on
to
the
sales—.
to
65,332,409
Atlanta & West Point RR.—Earnings—
oper.
Pacific
system
built
adapted
instant
an
of
army
been
system,
The
and
Railway
Railway
field
company's
spotters
$
50,571,756 610,714,053 590,163,170
40.583,079 473,859,317 447,986,845
5,309,913
Period End. Dec. 31
corporation's
elasticri
Chance
the
of
infantry,
—V.
$
13,601,620
operations
Net ry. oper. income
—V. 187, p. 42.
this
Navigation System for Army Units Announced—
units
the
from rail¬
revenue
way
by
1957—12 Mos.—1956
$
41,272,321
received
of
Services
proposal
for
Net
been
is
Helicopter."
B-2
Armed
of
income
34,020,462
beyond-the-line-of-sight navigational system accurate to within
on
or above
a
battleground has been developed for land and
air
compared to $52,-
as
1957—Month—1956
54,873,941
43,422,674
has
which
presented
helicopter.—V. 186, p.
Six
feet
20
States
revenue—
3,760,279
Vought Aircraft Inc.
for
production
of air
turbine
power
supply units to be installed cn Crusader aircraft, it
was
announced on Feb.
19
by Walter Michel, Genetal Manager of
the division.
' "
whether
outstanding.
contract
been
contract,"'
Net
40,474,350
3,735,135
are
Co.,; a
completed "helicopters,
purposes.
Common
49,665,446
71
Dec.
Edmund
and
•/' *
three
Inventories
4,519,351
'
*
Pennsylvania,i oil
-
■
-
and
on
"Brantly
Net
Bendix Aviation Corp.—Announces New Contract—
A
,
thereto/ had teen and still
prior
owns
management
the
some
14,339,550
15,594,563
1,128,508
4.453,579
charges
navigation
oper.
$
187, pp. 454 and 141.
with
Railway oper. expenses-
income
operating
mand.
that
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
1,254,351
in
Heppemtall
.
current
Earned
1957 amounted to $2,083,952,
1957 earnings are equivalent
earnings were equivalent to $2.93
$
taxes—
operating
Net
The
announced
261,814 in 1956.—V. 186, p. 2470.
Period End. Dec. 31—
3,906.601
en¬
The latter helicopter,: which lias been deslgcompany and is herein referred to as the "Brantly
which, with one or two minor changes, the company has
the
(E. L.)
19,899,211 250,448,886 234,521,054
3,631,960
44,277,436
34,795,292
taxes—.
:
production
Armed
each
29,179,030 359,986,331 324,130,246
income
represented therecy.
shares
Walter B.
it by the original shareholders,
different in design and construction, i"&
with
sell
the
21,961,172
Federal
have
them for "a period of one yeaY
period tney i aie agfe d not to
incorporated
years
.■
the
«s
1957,
$3,398,991
-
and Penn Elastic
1942 and 1952, Penn Electric had done; a-sub¬
initial experimental and develonment
work seek¬
improved type
helicopter (the "Brantly Ifeli-,
of
an
which has
evaluation
1957
31,575,703
in
were
$
7 "149,642 shs,'
company
known
of
1957—12 Months—1956
$
Outstanding J.
.
.
any
and
Operating revenues
The
17
FINANCING.^ J
Authorized
...
is still in the developmental stage; and has hot'yet
helicopters or other products commercially. During the years:
1954, 1955 and 1956, its activities consisted almost entirely of ex¬
perimental work in the development of the Brandy Helicopter, in-eluding extensive tests of the prototype helicopters, transferred; to it
by its original shareholders and the production of a new test, model
'
1957—Month—195G
the
was
Brantly,
presently
transferred to
started
tiations
1958
7
somewhat
since that time.
The
.
187, p. 453.
cor¬
Feb.
on
17
the
by
which
of
any
company,
proposal
interest to
accrued
177,
$3,460,318
navigation
President,
Barnes,
completing
v
PRESENT
TO
Between
the model
now
$634,922
Operating expenses
to
Spring Corp.—Sales and Earnings Decline
-
Heppenstall
controlled
many
which,
is
-
prices not to exceed
p. 522.
at
1958.—V.
lor
amount
,nate(i by. the
1957
$651,033
who,
/ .which Awere,
of
1958
Sales
traffic
Associated
/
directors; hnd sole/shareholders of. Pehit Elastic
^corporation, urithY a'rt/established .businees- dii tuc
field.
YFhe
.,
•
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
1961,
1,
Aug.
$26,333,
1,
Weeks
4
National
Supply will be conducted in that name with substantially
the
same
personnel. Under the merger agreement, stockholders of
National Supply will receive 85/100 share of Armco stock for each
ehave of National Supply. It is planned to make the merger effective
the. cost/of
toward
EFFECT
and
or
public
"development
of
held April
be
to the
Dawes
Newby O.
ing to perfect
copter";),1.
for' dies,
accessories
"
"
City Securities Corp., Indianapolis, Ind., will upi to .10 a.m. on
3, 1958, receive tenders for the sale to it of 5'i
convertible
of
April
a
at
to
Stock
—
officers,
*
that
\
.
$230,863 $17,040,323 $17,302,003
7 5,490,466
4,758,643
,*642,069
in
under production.
the
Dawes,
the
Bastian-Morley Co., Inc.—Tenders for Debentures—
McKinney,
announced
17
68,913,604 ' 70,736,517
V
•
$88,038;520
received from the sdle of the shares
working capital of tlie confpamy and
proceeds
1958,Vduring
l)y
Net
companies
Armco
meetings
a
will
Co.,
1957—12 Mos.—1956
Corp.,i Philadelphia, Pa.
available,
owned
8,
to
Delaware
of
of merger between Armco and National
The proposed merger of National Supply
Joint plan and agreement
Supply has been executed.
into
corporation,
this
Supply
c
406,523
BUSINESS—Corporation
1953,
the'physical
of
shares
rc-offcr
Merger April 16—
on
i T-*
f
;
^
6,844,497-
-
$1,097,4817
addict
Brartly,
.; 15,"
operations as a .wholly owned subthe name of Vlier Engineering Corp.
profit after all charges
186, p. 622.
The
—V.
Steel
Armco
-
net
extent
now
Jan.
sold
the company;
profits on a per shure basis were the lowest of any year
Bince 1947.—V. 186, p. 2753.
.."
.
Months—1957
.
88,042,180
90,343,770
37,917,444-■'43,458,707
.■'
•: ■
Engineering Inc. of Los Angeles, ; Calif. ,
was
in cash and live-year notes, and'
assets was Feb. 3, 1958. '
• '
continue
Controls
Barry
$3,570,574
218,068
$0.61
$1,742,762
$4.91
./
-v
tered into an escrow agreement with the
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust
.Co,, 123 South Broad Street, Philadelphia, Pa.;/under which they havedeposited
With/that bank
the
certificates
represeJitiJig ali
of-• the
Bell Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania- -Earnings—
18,300
$0.04
$2,700,300
$6.44
.
5,941,441 k
'v
6,738,342
3,280,530
announced
18
of
Period End. Dec. 31—
$6,169,000
—
—
Net
V
,
Common.-;stock, .(par 50 cents>7—300,000 slis.;
y,' i'"
*
'
«
Six Months Ended Jan. 31—
1956
1957
V
.
$7,075,360 $85,953,927
1957—12 Mos;—1956
duced
Applied Science Corp. of Princeton—Profits Off—
31—
•
$6,902,011-$48,803,974 $52,052,551
$7,038,922
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Inc.—Acquires Engineering Firm-r-
Basic Products Corp.
—v.
Ended Dec.
'V
,
RR.—Earnings *''>/•'
company;
will be
Helicopters
Year
-
1957—Month—1956
The
the
to
helicopters
465.404,696
32,263,345 373,261,401 375,140,926
*.•
Vlier
acquisition
the
tributors.—v.
13,912
2,307
at
Mercantile Trust Co., St. Louis,;
the
187, P. 42.
—
offered
applied
(A. S.) Beck Shoe Corp.—January Sales Up—
,
1960
and
1959
at
:
Helicopter
PROCEEDS-rTbe
,
now
659,514
18,045
15,
made
,
January publicly offered
21,818 shares of common stock (par 50 cents);at $13.75
per share.
The offering is not underwritten.
jigs and fixtures which are widely used in the metalworking industries,
and are distributed through a nation-wide network of industrial 'dis¬
sum
$750,732
—
.
income
—V.
1957
$731,252
operating
revenues
———_
Railway operating expenses™—
Net railway operating income after Federal in¬
;
/
>
,
1, next $28,000 of
100'Y
plus aefcrued
2754.^
Deficit.—V.
stantial.
The
sidiary
debentures,
1958
Month of January—
Railway
p.
Offered
31,001,687 461,303,581
1,875,865
on
products
for
effective
*
RR.—January Earnings Lower—
622. /
....$6,213,765
'.Brantly
•
near
570.
p.
Ann Arbor
come
*
tax
,
corporation
March
•
V
570.
Controls
and
Payment
in
plants
Calif. It recently broke ground for a
Los Angeles,
and
J.
N.
Louis,
St.
its
187, p.
assets
operation, Mr. Busch
Budweiser brewery in Tampa,
new
773.
3,211,623
.
income—
oper,
ry.
—V.
;
ooerations—
way
Net
eaid.
Besides
for redemption on'March
March
way - operations—
Net: ,ry. oper.
income—
continue to make
would
brewery
The
beer.
of
the same general management
under
expenses-
Net revenue from rail-
Brewing
234.000
Regal beer
due
Net revenue from rail-
,
.
Company, a subsidiary of City Products Corp.,
operated two breweries, one in New Orleans and th«
Miami brewery.
The New Orleans brewery of American Brewing Co.
was
not affected by the transaction and would continue to manufac¬
ture and distribute Regal Beer, as at present, Mr. Sinek said.
The newly acquired Anheuser-Busch Miami brewery last year pro¬
(Ala.)—Partial Redemption—
been.called
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway ■ oper." expenses
53% k'
approximately
of
^
33.087.628
Barry
previously
previously outstanding were"
Exploration, Inc.—Y. 1$6,
Spring
'
Brewery—
announced.
not
American
had
shares
Big
by
Big Spring Explora-'acquired 50,000
and, Mr. Floyd
shares,
'y.
Period End. Dec. 31
■
570.
'
jjj
Jr., President of this company, and William J.
City Products Corp., announced on Feb. 13 that
acquired the assets and inventory of the Miami
American Brewing Co.
The amount of the transaction
100,900
owned
Boston & Maine
*
'
had
Anheuser-Busch
was
extent
1957- -Month—1956
Period End. Dec. 31
August A. Busch,
Binek, Chairman of
brewery
paid in 1957 to-be
dividends
Baltimore & Ohio RR.- -Earnings—
of record Feb. 21,
for class B capital
class B share for
also V. 187, p. 773.
plans to offer to Its stockholders
1958 the right to subscribe on or before March 14
stock at par ($35 per share i
on the basis of one
each six shares of capital stock (par $14j owned. See
company
coramoa
Hatch
Mr.
75,000
Stores, Inc.—January Sales Off—%
End. Jan. 31—,"
1958—Month—1957
1958—6
—V.V180,
a.m.
tESTi on March, 3 receive bids -i
from it of $30,000,000 first refunding mortgage Sink-^
purchase
itig fund
Copper Mining Co.—Rights to Stockholders—
Andes
and
any
will up to 11:30
comoany
the
lor
1269.
185, p.
other
still
p.
Sales
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co.—Bids March 3—
:
has closed its -Monsanto, 111., slab zinc electrolytic
three-week period in orddr to complete necessary repairs,
Young,
Roden
Payment will be
186,
Period
stock dividend
common
In
presently estimated.—V. 187, p.
as
Railway oper. revenue—
The
year's
yet been determined.
has not
the
thereof,
company
I.
issuer
Bond
Repairs—
plant for si
Howard
that
that enabled
free
Smelting Co.—Closes Illinois
Zinc, Lead &
have
interest.
,
certain
$4.22
$2.00
$3.73
$2.00
earnings
Dividends
transation
Mr.
...
debentures
Mo.-'V.
tax^profit will be
resultipg^frbm the '■
in 1956 of Atlas Corporation, RKO Pictures Corporation,' and
other corporations.
It was the deferment ofi this7 sale'until
merger
$1.29
..
,
There
greater profit for tax purposes, and that'the
entirely offset by the "capital loss carry-forward'^
1958
—
the
of
office" with
an'
this
The
are
.
held
of
stock,
Bishop of Mobile
•
corporation also disclosed that the sale by Atlas Corporation of
of Petro-Atlas will result in a substantia! book'-profit'and
even
of;
——:—
shares.
and
stock
common
who
men
result
a
common
2754.
serial
■
5,095,510
$1.65
three
As
of
75,000
p.
in
year
The
14,909,000
'
Inc.
owned
'
holdings
and
Corp;
Chemstrand
The
—V.
Corporation—
Viscose
equity
paid
event, dividends, to
be paid in stock will probably be paid at one time to avoid the added
expense incident to multiple stock issues in payment of dividends rather
than one such issue, as well as to minimize the number' of: fractional
shares.
' '
:
•" «, v 'W
share:
per
American
tion.
shares
of
Monday,. February 24, 1958
.
Drilling Company which., had^been. owned by John: R»
Rodeh/and. C. V. Floyd. 'John Hatch w as tae only
B.
of-these
one
■
,v
indicated
their
present intention; of substituting, a
payable in stock rather than in cash for part, and perhaps
further dividends on the outstanding common stock to be
expected
be
the
of
8,408,000
—i—„i
,
.
stock rather than cash.
Whether such stock dividend
will be for the next two quarters or for the remaining-three quarters
1
5,096,135
_-L
,
the
is
It
will
_
outstanding
the.
March 20;-1958 to . *
on
,
taxable. The directors also considered it advantageous
conserve cash during the remainder of the year for corporate needs
opportunities for investment that may arise.
>'r •>
'V
to
___
Bhares
of
or
—227,610.000 239,399,000
Income before taxes—.
—'
;
11
17,258,000
32,278,000
State income taxes
(est.)-.—
495,000
1,079,000
Federal income taxes, .including in 1957, $670,000 for deferred income taxes—______
8,355,000
16,290,000
sales
1958.
exchange
an
Roden
John
only partially
1956
$
Year Ended December 31—
Met
27,
for payment during the remainder of; the current-calendar
This intention is based in part on the fact that cash /dividends
during 1958 would be wholly taxable in stockholders' hands because of
capital profits to be taken as a result of the sale Of holdings in PetroAtlas Corp., whereas stock dividends will not be taxable Jo recipients.
During recent years cash dividends on Atlas common stock have been
(& Subs.)—Sales & Earns. Off
American Viscose Corp.
Feb.
year.
limited,
is
declared payable
was
record
of
by
of
Hatch,
.
declared
com¬
and a policy assuring their
orderly assignment to companies serving the general public will allowfar more efficient use of the radio spectrum than could result from
Indiscriminate licensing for private operation. Moreover, such a policy
is essential
to permit expansion of the communication
network in
ways that
will best serve the nation's defense."—V. 187, p. 673.
of
stock
directors
dividend
companies.
number
"The
stockholders
common
all,
plished
15,
15, 1958 to holders of record Nov. 26,. 1958.-- >;
same
time a cash dividend of 15 cents-per .share, on
Dec.
the
At
June 16, 1958 to holders of record May ,26. 1958
1958 to holders of record. Aug.-26, 1958; and 25
on
Sept.
on
on
outstanding common stock
polation." TASI is expected to increase greatly the capacity of tele¬
phone circuits such as those in the oceanic cables.
He
also commented on the growing use of
microwave radio: "In
fact, use of radio is sure to be more and more important in enabling
us
to provide the best and most economical service in years to come.
We
have
therefore
asked the
Federal Communications Commission
munication
cents
25
Among
cents
25
1958;
work
to
continue
organizations
both
guided missile systems and other vital defense projects.
the new developments now under way at Bell Laboratories,
Mr. Kappel said, is TASI—short for "Time Assignment Speech Inter¬
on
.
T
c -r.
$115,083
,
*•25,262':.
$1,384,875'
•
261,728
$1,172,017
"
167,779
.
Volume 187
Number 5719
I The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(879T 3
^ Cador
Productlon Corp., Far IIlIIs.N. J.
•••
•
••
-y -rThe
;*
registration statement
-
Statement ;&1958,«.and3further shrinkage in passenger revenue, we estimate total
:
operationreveftufes :of , about $37,675,000 with operating- expenses
—
v.
filed
with
the
SEC
Dec.
on
16,/ last,
covering, proposed Issuance of71,600,000 shares of ,-common stock 'par
cents), • was declared effective on Feb.' 6. The shares are to -be
•vFurther.aftervpaymentLof taxes
$2,733.377;available;f6r charges.
c'.'—
'
California Electric
The
t issue
!
Federal
Pov/er
Commission
has
authorized
this
>
•
vUP
The
authorization
conditioned
was
the
bonds.—V.'187,"
571.
the
of
.
C&EI
for
We
to
tnc
now
is
price {and
will
we
have
left
Federal
Income
taxes
that
our
profit
of
estimate
it
1958
avoided
return
almost
during
to
the
$1,200,000
last
the
Internal
with
eight
of
deductible;
was
1955
$1,116,442;
debentures <«re. expected to be priced to yield 5'.2<)i^ "to:Maturity, f;
'The net proceeds 'are to be used for general
corporate-;burpo»es.
'.
ia.itn
ago.
:
'
*•*
i
s«r
—■»
"
':{h V.
183, p. 990.
-
V
; X*
$198,608
revenue
$260,107
2,048,590
-1956
—;
.'
'..
Net* ry.
7;
Income___
oper.
^v.r 187,
$35,976
p." 42. * ;
$101,716
4,388
t
$1,422,704
52,183
is
i—
Blytli
-■
at
,
pcnmofbri
,lnf
COO
tin A
AAA
-f^*.
$22,500,000
lorto
for
V. 787, p. C74.{ ;•=
COO
omaI
1958
and
AAA
AAA
rl Ilwln/y
$28,000,000
X--"'..
v i
during
-12
.
Months-Ended
Operating
VX
Jan.
31—
1958
.
Net
income
Available
for
Earned
J'
at
—V. 187, p."774.
I
-
8,948,828
-.-3,463,600^
_!
_
and
record.
of
...
,...
<
on
per
....
3,4G3,600
$2.51
will
'
still
.
>
v
-
i
.*/•
:
Control
vestors
of
this
headed
,
Mr.-,MAson
of
tCharis,
also
to'
of
retaining
Other
/
,
the
on
a
directors
new
fiths, T. Lotterman,
Leonard,
of
and
and is
the
and
five
Net
President
man.
Mr.
■
Mason.
Griffiths
of
Mr.
E.
H.
HeiTman
Lotterman
&
Mason,
E.
are
-The
to
to
think
that
his
railroads
were
H.
Grif¬
Co.,
named
was
Secretary-Treasurer.—V.
179,
Vice-President
a
and
«,
.
we
as
affairs.
of
can
-
.
clients,
to the
1,
have
we
laid
Mr.
Net
Net
The corporation in 1957 celebrated Its fifth anniversary as
ing
by
company
lifting both
sales
and
earnings.,to
record
new
charges
and
of
Although
.1
taxes
Companies
all
of
$20,054,608
was
$12,195,000
reported
in
but
feel
I
v
stock is owned by only two
And American Viscose-Corp.—
be
The company's
•,
.
our
from
rev.
off
investment
E. "Hutton
.«
&
firms
and
Co.,
.
$55,000
rate
per
V.
'
187,
should
p.
between
add
a
.
Calif.
in
the
the
The
Its
Net
v
*-
-
45,848,375
No
office
is
will
be
located
The
for
and
expenses
15,374,803
14,329,322
of
to
the
that
several
California
186,
used
at
.U.
will
that
rapidly
expanding
Elder System will 1>e
Glen
other
acquisitions
Illinois
and
several
of
and
of
are
being
that
these
he hoped
negotiations
2757.
p.
to make
formal
loans
oxi
secured
a
basis.
incorporated. Aug. 18, 1948 in Arizona.
Street, Douglon,- Ariz.
was
531-11th
GIVING
EFFECT
are
TO
follows:
as
(par
$100;
$1)—
(par
is
PRESENT
small
loaxxs,
FINANCING'
Authorized.
Outstanding
—$248,032
investment
stock
stock
the
first
5%
six
per
callable
at
6,000 shs.
;
4,000 shs.
2,143 shs.
4,000 shs.
.
a
months;
3% per annum for the seccnd six months
thereafter during the period in which said cer¬
186, p. 2575.
-
annum
held.—V.
are
Anheuser-Busch,
Inc.
above.—V.
186,
316.
p.
'
.
from
rev.*
railway
,
.
1,462,385
2,458,939
31,812,722
1,017,877
5,469,932
Delta
27,484,220
*788,439
income— '
oper,
104,441
gation
571.
p.
Air
Lines,
the
for
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Bids March 12—
capital outlays last year totaled $44,080,079, Edward
has
placed
orders
totaling
weather radar and
Orders—
over
$500,000
with
communication/navi¬
equipment.
Deliveries
The company in Room 1007, 139 West Van Buren St., Chicago'5,
President, said;
The expansion program carried out* in".
111.; will up ito noon (CST) on March 12 receive bids for the purchase
1956 and 1957, and estimated to be completed in 1958,
will have
from it
of $16,000,000 first mortgage bonds, series C, due
cost about $120,000,000.
Feb. 1,
This will have been financed chiefly by re¬
1983. V
tained earnings
''
and depreciation.
Of a
five-year $25,000,000 term
■'<*EARNINGS FOR DECEMBER AND CALENDAR YEARS
ioan negotiated late in 1956, $20,000,000 was borrowed last year.
:-!
''Chemstrand
plans late
in
1958
to
begin production. of
Acrilan
Period End. Dec. 31 *
1957—Month—1956
1957-M.2 Mos—1956
Iterylie,fiber at a plant now under construction at Coleraine, Northern
$
$
$
Ireland. This/plant will be operated by Chemstrand, Limited, in whose
V Railway, oper. revenue—
16,474,141 209,590,740 200,020,420
17,556,306
'*
common -stock
the parent company is investing $10,000,000. .'*••••:<• :•
12,034,341 164,245,197 153,408,008
Railway oper./expenses13,797,178
■'{ 1 In addition, Mr. O'Neal said, Chemstrand last year licensed-two
foreign companies to produce acrylic fibers.
Agreements were comNet revenue from rail- " pleted with Societa Industrie Chemiche Edison of Milan, Italy,' and
46,612,412
45,345,543
4,439,800
way h operations—'
3,759,128
the Mitsubishi Rayon Co., Ltd., of Tokyo, Japan.
Under the agree¬ :* Net ry.' oper.' income—
20,381,040
14,323,462
2,068,312
' 1,264,625
ment
with .the
Italian
company,
Chemstrand will receive 26%
of
,—V.. 187, p. C75.
hits, stock
with
an
option to purchase an additional
14f<.." Under
\ agreement with the Japanese company Chemscrand receives 33%
of
- its
Reports
Chrysler Corp. (& Wholly-Owned Subs.)
;stock.
Royalties based on production and sales also will be received Trom Both. companies, though these companies will not market
Highest Level of Dollar Sales—Net Earnings Rise
their fibers under the came Acrilan.—V, 187, p. 1571.
•
;
/'Year Ended Dec. 31—
1»57
1956
Inc.
for airborne
J
.
Radio Co.—Receives Equipment
Collins Radio Co.
completed
O'Neal,
customers
approval,
P.
Citizens'
and
186,670,441 198,210,806
^Deficit.—V.T87,
.:
California
accounts receivable.
preferred
See
218,483,163 225,695,026
oper.
of. the
City Products Corp.—Unit Sells Brewery—
$
16,788,261
-
this
price not to exceed $106 per share.
The certificates of investment
proposed to be sold provide for inter¬
est to be paid on the amount invested at the rate of
2% per annum
1957-^12 Mos.—1956
16,837,188
approval
principal activities of the company
paper
preferred
and
revenue
"
that
underwriting is involved.
proceeds
Common
17,344,934
oper.
the
conclusion
future.—V.
near
Certificates
43,114,267
16,418,693
operations
ry.
of
successful
CAPITALIZATION
20,341,463 254,027,186 253,860,566
17,017,805 208,178,811 210,746,299
2,230,737
announced
company recently offered 980 shares of preferred stock at pax*
per share), 2,000 shares of common stock at
par ($1 per share)
$200,000 of certificates of investment at par in denominations of
6%
$
of
stated
States
the
$'200 each).
and
3,323,658
10
the Arlington Water Co. and the
Botlj of these water, properties are in Sacra¬
BUSINESS—Corporation
1,610,572
More Acquisitions—
President,,.on. Feb.
to purchase
The
1957—12 Months—1956
$
Co.—Two
($100
and
us
4,180,366
$1,533,313 $13,217,528 $15,116,415
808,078
8,414,342
8,254,960
...
.
Subject to
Rosenthal 'also
The
1957—Month—1956
"""I
/
...
per
ry. oper.
27,979,780
City Loan & Finance Co. (Arizona)—Stock Offered—•
$
16,540,992
$43,096,201
28,667,595
subsidiary, the Parkway Water Co. acquired
announce
dealer
20,721,358
2,053,284
1,220,702
significant" number
within
43.
p.
County,
Mr.
to
t
$500,000
1957—12 Mos.—1956
$3,586,597 $41,885,123
$1,877,072
Elder Water System.
negotiated
571.
1957—Month—1956
1,850,875
ill 195(>.
accom¬
cost
of $105,000
month.
increases
revenues.
savings
wage
& Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns.
1957—Month—1956
company.
Upon Commission
added to another Citizens'
365
oper/ inc.—
railway
Net
Chemstrand and many others.
The decision to circulate
widely was based on the management's recognition that
company's growth has vested it with wide public interest.
A.-
of
group
W,
net
$3,727,947
Rosenthal,
add
given to the trans-
report
the
the
use
.
Utilities
Collins
-employees of
the
to
contracted
'
Legislation may be adopted Which
$
Monsaqto Chemical- Co.
185,000-copies of the company's annual report have been -printed.
These are being sent to stockholders of the two proprietary companies,
customers, chief executive officers of foremost domestic corporations,
.
to
freight
•new:
Railway
Railway
capital
—-
reduced
Period End. Dec. 31—
net
"
y
.
be
expenses
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings*—
levels.
the
of
excess
1956.
for
Chemstrand's
66%
or
about
construction
L.
tificates
Sales amounted to $146,042,845, or 36above- the previous record
high volume of $107,083,556 achieved in 1956.
Net income after all
Income
is
—V. T87,
r\
.
its
187, p., 143.
Glen
produc¬
a
publicly
Commission, the Arlington Water Co. will be merged into a
subsidiary, the Lincoln Oaks Water Co., acquired in 1957,
unsophisticated
approximately $105,000 per month from savings
by—forcfe1.reductions. Our income taxes in 1958 will
Period End,' Dec/ 31—
Chemstrand Corp.—Reports Record Sales & Earns.—
•.,
expects
opeiv income—-
mento
-
We do under the circumstances?
attention must
find it.
now
your
great shock
a
first
our
'■ -v..V: •
Railway oper.- revenue—
Railway oper.-expenses-
\
■f.
1263.
p.
stock
,
operations
Richard
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earnings
-.
also
will
Company had
either not earning any money
those reported to the Commission.
far below
remedy. What
that
me
Sept.
$1,000,000 to
\
Harry Knox,
all of Miami; Herbert E. HerrNew York brokerage concern;
and Edward F; Cohen, also of New York; all described as associates of
'
preferred
stock and the offering'price
determined immediately before the
revenue—
oper.
Citizens
con-r.
only member of-the old board
besides'Mr.
Charis,
Mr-Leonard
the
common
Inc.
oper.
ry
—V.
were
leaves
^ month
associates'
of-his
Ira
stock
finance
way
to
about-$50,000;per month. Thus, the net
HC was named Chairman "
Charis board.
seven-man
President,
directorship.'
offer
Net revenue from rail..
.existing, burden: on rail transportation but we cannot
the prospect that Congress may adopt therapeutical measures.
on
plished
,
.
succeeding /Joseph
Charis
as
......
.
„
to
Period End. Dec. 31—
the
ease
this
has been acquired by a group of in¬
Mason/Florida construction executive.**., 1
Taylor Construction Co., a Miami Jcon„
seats
won
tinues
'
M.
is, President
cern'specializing in building of resort hotels.
r
r
.
to
Railway
Railway
people, accomplishing payroll
savings of; approximately $192,000 per month. The number of 'employees nowon our payrolls Is far lower than at any time in modern
C&EI;:history.-We: anticipate making additional lay-offs which will
add to these savings.
a The
wage
increase, which became effective Nov. 1, 1957, added
.approximately ,.$87,000. per month to our expenses. As you wrill note,
corporation
by.:Morry
„
;
;
-
Charis Corp.—Mason Group Acquires Control—
^
•'
'•
'
to
on
'
„
.
.'
offered
expire
'*"
Cincinnati, New Orleans
of normal
is going to come as
learn, the true state
turn to the
seems
./ Since
$2.28
,v
common stock will be
and
the
rights .will
11,
'
company
issues
carry-forward
a
Co.,
and
proceeds from the sale of the
program, to repay outstanding shortterm bank
loails, and for other corporate purposes.
'1
The company renders
gas and electric
service'in nine counties ,in
southwestern Ohio,
covei'ing an area of approximately 2.158 square
miles, for an estimated population of
1,100,000.—V. 186, p. 2268.
tax
a
,
had/earnings
portation pattern
/,890,328
-
of period___^l^i_I:
share___I,
it
11 dePenb
•
end
or
now
It
'1957
9,767,441
per common
$5.14
.the basis
on
investor
".$53,124,919 $50,948,231
common„„-;*ii^
Common siiares
v
.
$155,651
wI am sure-you have-pointed out the facts to
.
:—•?7r~~P"'
i
,
large extent for the difficulties the C&EI and
stoday. In other words, the C&EI had to borrow
a
railroads .face
all
,*that
Earnings Up—
revenues,
•
of
.
■;
..
..
1 know-that-you in the financial industry have not been misled by the
double'-set■;ofvbooks -the, railroads have been required to keep/ and
OCIl
1959,-
/ .:.v.
Central Illinois Public Service Co.
interest
many >an ^unsophisticated investor
earnings money when, in fact, they
™
i
Orp
..
report their earnings in the income
depreciation and reflecting there only
: ;the ytax'/corisequeSnce *of amortizationy the Commission has forced the
i' ;iailroa<i: industry: to report earnings which were not earnings in fact,
.trbut;only's avoidance of "taxes. Thte policy has undoubtedly induced
f
public sale at competitive bidding.
"j
;;
"' //'
t^e.'sa\e
tbe bopds^ will be used to repay approxitoately-/B9,OOO,0P9 of. bank loans and $4,3/5,000 of a 3 /4 fy/; promissory
■A ^°*f4fthe proceeds of which were used for construction purposes >.
.*
and for -th® _constmction of new facilities,
pomt^ction/expenditures X:
are estimated at
w
responsible. to
account
on
F^, 17 ; filed ^-vregLstration. statement wuth the
cwrmg320.OOp.OOO of first-mortgage bonds, due .1988, to be
•
plus .net
{By" compelling'the ; railroads
i':;
/-y
,
and thereby increase
its fixed charges in order to pay for
improvements, which Congress intended would be paid for with tax¬
-free money out of cash /derived from earnings.
•} Carolina Power & Light
Co.—Registers With "SEC..w
...
&
The
Securities
;
expects
Pre^erred
1
the
held.
March
offerings will be underwritten by a
headed Jointly by
Morgan Stanley & Co.,
money:
$1,759,440
-
555,122 v>r. 795,501
Tbis-corppany
.
?a, ^hout amortization of $910,520,
and
.
.
"Cw.
$602,897
in fplacbnof. the
other
operations
way
,.
e
shares
The
>,v'* Thus the~fallure of the Interstate Commerce Commission during past
years; of
good "business - to permit the C&EI and other railroads to
$3,838,611 »' earn enougn money. frOm railroad operations to take advantage of
2,079,171 v rapid ■amortization, and.- pay for improvements with tax-free dollars,
$3,471,294
"158,391
162.632
:
ej expenses
...
re?
<
offerings.
•
'
oper.
...
company
12.
.
the C&EI in 1956 would have shown earnings
comihon, Rafter all' charges and class A dividend, of 76 cents
share
a
'{..1957—12 Mos
1957—Month—1956
,
of
..
//deficit of $150,635,
Net revenue from rail-
•
^
..refund
.
v-»-the
: *. Period End. Dec. 31
oper,
.
..
M. Carolina & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
/
Railway
Railway
?
^-IT
-
16
record
26.
°L
$996,-
..
.
Public
value)
^The subscription price for the
„
.
of
March
$598,000.
1954
Plans
—
covering 130,000 shares of cumulative
and 450,923 shares of common stock
will be offered to stockholders in the ratio of
which
each
March
of
•
for
service
publicly
$15(000,000
232G ,1953; $986:090: ■•i#55 $802,000; insi axis.imul ,wit.h the $74,909
$802 ono: 1951 $315,000. With
wa q/iq
6%- debentures through .an underwriting grout) headed, bv Bums Bros % w hl<:h >will/be deductible during 1961,. we will run out of tax benefits
& Dent<m,.Ltd"., and Wt C. Pitfiela & Co., Lt'cn/both bT Toronto.
6"
Lt'cf:. both bf Toronto. The - * ^risihg frdmyaihorrizatiQii.
:
v
The
Tf
Offer an-issue
«—
to
Co.
20
Feb.
presently planned that the
stockholders
years.
($100
par value)
share
.
deferrals—amortization charges—have had a very im¬
portant .effect von our %et income over tne past few
years.
1957 tax
accounts'hftve'ibeen affected by $449,965 as a deduction from taxable
.
planning
is
company
par
($8.50
•
"'The
Electric
registration statement with
a
on
one
penalty
Revenue
tax
a
the
filed
company
Preferred stock
way.
pay
&
Exchange Commission
•/These ./tax
"
..
charges
reaching the point, where it must
now
'
,'t. •'
" V
.j."... •'.«
-i-^ '/ii"" *t
1 ■,
Canadian. Breweries Ltd.—To Offer/Debentures—. incpmer,in;1956f $910,520
■
other
will, note, our fixed and contingent charges will eat
balances available for charges, unless some of the things we
will snow'a net
approval
on
p.
our
The
company:
and
The
as: you
1-.are: doing-ptty-off/in ;a.Wg
Co.—Bonds''Approved
$12,000,000 of 30-year first mortgage bonds.-
X. interest ratfis^of
■f' V
Power
Tnus,
-
Gas
Stockholders Offerings—
v-
in
exchange
for oil properties located in ".Oklahoma,
Texas,
New Mexico, Louisiana, Kansas and elsewhere. See jalso V. 186, p. 2754.
;o
amounting to?$30,-029,590, or a 1958 operating ratio of 79.7. On this
basis,-we iwilFhave net revenues from railway operations of $7,645,410.
-
tlve
issued
Cincinnati
,
.*
.
(
scheduled
are
during 1959.
fleet
by Delta
of
for
Douglas
delivery
to
begin
The order
March,
1958,
and
will
be
equipment spares and parts
and Convair 880 jet
DC-8
in
in
covers
1959-61.—V.
167,
p.
transports ordered
774.
.
,
Colorado Central Power
Preliminary results for the
-
Co.—Earnings—Expenditures
1957 indicate earnings to the conxper
share based on the average
during the year, compared with $1.85
on
a
lesser number of shares outstanding during the year 1956.
In
March of 1957 the company sold 74,175 additional shares of common
stock, aixd the average number of shares outstanding during the year
1957 was 304,177, as compared with 244,896 in 1956.
A comparison
with 1956 of operating revenues,
net earnings to common, kilowatt
stock
mon
lxunxber
.
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hour
,
of
of
shares
sales
year
approximately
and
$1.76
outstanding
customers served
is
as
follows:
1957
$4,925,680
.
.
Operating
Net
earnings to common
Kilowatt
7
1—
revenues
sales—
hour
188,969,000
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Number
of
electric
1956
customers
served
30,696
^—
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$4,149,165
535,745
452,873
•
156,529,000
29,031
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Expenditures
.
.
.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—January Net Lower—
Month of January—
Gross Income.
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.X
Income..
—V.
per
share
common
:
137, p. 571.
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David O.
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Mathews, President, in
an address before the New York
Society of Security Analysts, on Feb. 7—
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1, we have reduced our monthly passenger train mileage
22,960.' We anticipate that ih February; our ratio of passenger
by
miles
to
total "train
will
miles
be
approximately
32,
the
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The
fixed
amount
to $2,735,400.
In
other
.rents
can
4
At
our
On
to
mortgage;
3L'1957,
win
you
invested
Our
met
rent
the
forts We
Based
note," the
at
the
In
end
showed
we
had
of
at
on
Dec.
our
General
31
figure
in
of
Mortgage;
on
it
had
1957
to
liabilities
by
.
$12,334,420
31,
a
debt
ratio
-
.
$408,200, .not
exceeded
$75,657,
was
Dec.
the
our
first
Pension
carloadings
THE COMMERCIAL
in
1958
iwn utw4w/<tat.
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3,564,982,510 2,676,334,431
14,392,132
5,963,817
property
Columbia Broadcasting System,
3,579,374,642 2,682,298,248
and
Taxes*on
000
inc.
1941.
likewise not
a
com¬
being
10%
r»txwroMTrn- *■
under
tr>aa
those
Consolidated profits
mated
at $22,100,000,
share
Per
rr
o
$6,900,000
10,500.860
plan-
share
Inc.—Earnings Up—
for the fiscal year ended Dec. 28, 1957 are esti¬
compared to $16,283,000 earned in 1956.
as
earnings
for
1957
$2.90,
were
as
compared
to
$2.17
per
prior year. During July, 1956, the company dis¬
and
television
receiver manufacturing
division,
CBS-Columbia, which had been unprofitable.
30,060,259
r
.
,
Nil
8,203,125
5,852,865
132,000,000
119,952,406
34,860,795
$13.75
19,952,969
26,118,762
$2.29
Sales
1956
_—-
Net- earnings—
Earnings
paid.
per
-
-
common
share-
Expenditures Z for
plant
improvement • and
replacement
in
1957
to $95,894,292 compared with $124,969,732 in the previous
year. It is anticipated that expenditures for new plant and facilities
in 1958 will approximate the 1957 level.
Major new projects scnedul d
for 1958 include a new assembly plant in St. Louis, new engine facili¬
ties in our Trenton, M/ch.,
plant and completion of five new sales
training centers across the nation.
• r
L.'F.
assets
McColium,
as
of
31,
1957
in
is
of
or
8.6%
higher than
2151.
System, Inc.—To
Change Par Value—
announced on Feb. 17, has applied to the
an
amendment of its certificate of
incorporation so as
to change its
authorized 29,500,000 shares of
common stock from shares
without nominal or par value into shares
corporation, it
for
order
an
of
the
of
the stock;
'
par
value
was
authorizing
of $10 per
share,
which is the
and the Commision has
present stated value
issued an order living in "rested
until March 3, 1958, to request a hearing thereon. Columbia
Gas
proposes
to solicit stockholder
approval of such amendment,
which will require the approval of the holders of a majority of its
persons
.
187, p. 774.
outstanding stock.—V.
Edison Co.—To Issue
Commonwealth
Bonds—
J
is
planning to sell $50,000,000 to $60,000,000 of
mortgage bonds through competitive bidding on April 15, 1958, Willis
Gale, Chairman, announced on Feb. 17.
The amount of the offering
This
has been elected
•
directorships
Gas
$385,400,000
186, p.
were
President of Continental Oil Co.,
director.
Besides
a
Dec.
approximated
year
of $354,780,000.—V.
Columbia
$425,744,905, comp.ared
with $208,216,862 at the previous year-end. During the year, the com¬
pany received*the final installment of $62,500,000 under the $250,000,000, loan agreement with The Prudential Insurance Co. of America.
current
the
radio
the
for
sales
This
SEC
amounted
Net
in
its
22,500,000
of $3,300,-
in 1956)
earned
continued
;
company
'
McColium
in
(including foreign
1957, and
in
35,302,260
retirement
a
director
Vought Aircraft, Inc.—V.
Dntonfnrxtna) ttniKam
-o
tv.„»
Continental
J.
P.
Morgan
subsidiaries
&
and
affiliates,
and Chance-
Company
will
Duhiiohoro
ok
Park
Place,
New
York
depend
decision
is
Present
187, p. 675.
7,
N.
on
to
market
be
plans
made.
call
conditions
.
Y., REctor 2-9570.
GOO
and
prospects
in March when the
„
for the
filing,
flrt
about the middle of March,
of a
Herbert D. Selbert, Editor and Publisher,
Sef
(Telephone STate
wpjugu, nuv
u/
nvuaui
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waua
WU1|UU1J|.
DCbunu
iiia»
luaiiuci
ra/iumj
ov,
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in. United States,. U, S. Possessions. Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00
per year; in Dominion of Canada. $68.00
NOllS: On account of the fluctuations in the rate of
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made
and
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plans
Provision for incentive compensation
Interest on long-term debt—
time
in
reorganized
;
freigrht
William Hana
a
cur-
figure.
on
on
to $92,461,000, Thus,
-
1957,
since
cash
we
n
$8,183,000
equipment obligations.
our
amounted
current
September
$1,066,240
before
.
owed
54%.
red
a
our
close
fact,
will
1958
$2,735,400
we
capital amounted
the
assets
figure.
on
of
1957,
approximately
of
in
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31,
and $17,708,090 on
C&EI
company
charges
Dec.
$11,762,500
current
assets
C&EI
Eurther,
on
our invested
capital
comfortable
f
and contingent
down to profit.
business
this
of
words, from gross revenues of approxi¬
must pay our operating expenses, taxes,
fixed
income debentures
Dec.
as
our
take anything
the-close of
first
our
on
and
we
-i
income-:
revenues
productSfiSold, other than items below 2,909,552,012 2,318,549,649
87,825,298
67,994,525
Depreciation of 'plant and equipment
Administrative,^ engineering, selling, adver217,387,981
276,038,681
rising service and general expenses
Dividends
history of the C&EI.
and
contingent cnarges
mately $38,000,000 in 1958,
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lowest
in the-modern
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miscellaneous
and
equipment
for
the
year
amounted to $2,439,517, and it is estimated that the total requirements for the year 1958 will be slightly in excess of $2,000,000.—V. 186,
p. 623.
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Cost of
Since Sept.
train
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—
plant,
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v
Chieagro & Eastern Illinois RR.
v 1
1958
1957
$29,740,000 $31,545,000
2,927,000
4,025,000
'
Earnings
Net',, sales.
for
no-
v,an
per vear Other countries, $ 'Z.uo Ter year.
In New York funds.
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(880)-
registration-■ statement
and
petition a 1th-the
a
with the Securities\ and Exchange Commission
Illinois Commerce, Commission .covering Issuance
500,000.
Part of the payment wpuld be in cash and $19,500,000 in
Chiriqui':; short-term notes.
At the time of the agreement! • Cuban
Atlantic received from Chiriqui letters of credit for $3,000,000 in U. S.
dollars payable on consummation of the sale;, an additional 42,000,000
In
U. 6. dollars or Cuban pesos would be paid at- the sale's cou-
;
.
t.
'
^omnmnTOaUh's
last financing was $30,000,000
8U*toS
issued in January. The utility s £600,000.000 con¬
struction: prigram for the four years, 1958 through 1961, will require
the raising, of $285,000,000 of additional new money, in that period,
including proceeds from the now bond issue.—V. 187, p. 320.
y
debentures
fund
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their
following
Immediately
prepaid
were
„
SEC
covering 140,000 shares of class B .capital stock' (par "10.-cents)
to be-offered at *$l.S0r per jBharer,' through Cortlandt.Investing Corp.,
,
.
New
assets
of
Issuance,
$8,955,051.—V.
187,
44.
p.
„
With
corporate
Ltd^—Acquisition—
J
Botli
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common
shares
companies
cf
the Toronto
firm..
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actively engaged, in the building .materlals -field
but operations-Are
complementary, rather than competltiye. The .gypsum
company operates mills, -mines,
and quarries In -approximatelj*, 20
centres-across Canada, "ltt Quebec a sub.sltH»ry,,-Standardf Liif'$ Cm
.
.
.
-
holdings
standing
•
.
general
of 145,100 shares .of Q.vpsum;-Lime A- -Alabesttne
Ltd. as at the -dose'of'-business- Feb. 11; Domtslon rTar. &
Chemical Co.,. IJd.. of Montreal -have acquired
16.5% of -the out¬
of 8226.e30.670
'
Dominion Tar- & Chemical Co.,
,
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be used for
Cajiada
.
Cummins Engine Co;, Inc.—Acquires Ohio Firm— /,
Morton-Boyd, President, on Feb; 12 reported record salessin 1957
and insurance in force at the year-end of $1,099,252,428.
The corporation has acquired Atlas Crankshaft, Inc., of Fostorla,
TheJtotal- of- resources and liabilities, as of Dec. 31, 1957, amounted
Ohio, for an undisclosed price.
.
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$141.1<Kh964, an Increase, of 10.2%
during the year - Net operating
R,. E« Buthsteiner,, President, said Atlas.has been-a major supplier
earnings irr T95T amounted to 82,356,124 and the eggregate -of capital ..of Cummins fpr .several years.. Its 62,000-square foot plant facilities
and: surplus-funds .was. $ 15,359,002, ati increase of more than 100% s'.
employing 300 workers will continue, to operate in Fostorla, and will
in seven-years, dt was-reported- also that there are 3,614 stockholders
continue to. serve present customers,, he said.-Atlas was closely held.
with a-median, holding jot 100 .shares.
The stock is distributed widely
No Cummins commorr stock
was
Involved In the transaction, Mr.
*
Y.
The proceeds "are. to
185, p. 2801.
.
N.
purposes.r—V.
tbey would be reduced approximately $1,700,000.
According to. the proxy statement, net assets of the Hershey com¬
panies amounted on Sept. 3o io $16,749,097, including, net current
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York,
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.'the ' notes
If
Louisville,-- Ky.—
Commonwealth Life Insurance Co.,
Sales Up—
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summatlon.
Monday, February 24, 1958
.
DigUronics Corp., New York, K, Y—Files .Wi,th.- SEC—
Tire • corpferatloh' on 'FebriT'flled* a letter "of ."notification • with, the
.
.
.
.
are
Ltd., operates four planfs,r-V. T847"p7r32lV '
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186, p. 2472.
throughout the-4xmntey;—V.
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1845.
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l>ow Chemical Co.—Markets New Line—.
77
A
,
77
iPelaspan,
i(
line of-expandable polystyrene beads, rtradetoarked
new
is being marketed by, this company, 4t was announced on Feb. 13.
r Main
features of the beads,^-.-according--to-^Dow,- are j jthefr. tmifofm
size-and wide molding range. Mainstai' of the line is Pelaspan Type 8,
,
Corp.—To Be Ac-
Connecticut Telephone-& EIee4rlc
quired—
,;.V
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Pneumatic Co., Inc. above.—V. 178, p. 50.
See National
Consolidated.Cement Corp.—Sales Up—Earns. Lower
.
corporation had net earnings of $1,336,800 after' taxes in the
year ended. Dec. 31, 1957, compared with $1,836,600 the year before,
Smith W. Storey, President, announced on Feb.. 6. - Earnings. amounted to $1.60 per share, based on 837,500 shares of
common-stock outstanding, against $2.19 In 1956 on the same number
'
basis.
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The debentures
{■'vVt 7;
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ance
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apd will carry, a
giving* the holder the right; $0...purchase 20
shares of class A common stock of the cbmpahy for each $109 face
amount of the debenture.
The exercise price of the warrant will be
$1.75 per share commencing July 1, 1958 until June 30, 1959 and
were ; $10,37?, 100 in: 1957,
against..$10,199,600 the' year
thereafter at increasing prices, lis follows; ut $2,50 per share from
before.
Incomo before taxes- amounted to $2,476,800 and $3,386,000
July 1, 1.959 to June 30, 1961; $4 per share, from July .1, 1981 to
in the respective^ periods.:June 30, 1963, and $5 per share front July ;i, 1963 to Jan. 2, 1968.
Mr. Storey added-construction was substantially, completed during
Interest will be payable quarterly on. the second day of April, July,
1957 on*the second unit of the company's new Paulding, Ohio, plant.
This now has a rated annual capacity of 2,500,006 barrels, The com¬ ^ October and January. Debentures , may be redeemed ai any. time during the years 1958 and 1959 at ,104% of the fape value plus Interest,
pany's over-all productive capacity at plants in Cement City, Mich.,
7 ; •
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and. Ffedonia,. Kansas, and Paulding, Ohio;
is 6,000,000 barrels-per- f. thereafter decreasing 1% each two years.
year—V. 187, p. 43.
,,
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING 7
nondetachuble
will bd issued in multiples of $100,
warrant
general purpose'bead which'TDow says'has excellent surface appear¬
and a short heating-cooliiig cycle during
molding.—V.187,
774.
a
licly offered $500,000 of 7% subordinated 10-year deben¬
tures due Jan. 2, 1968 (with non-detachable warrants
attached) at 100% and accrued interest on a best-efforts
This
,
.
Dalton Finance, Inc.—Debentures Offered—McDonald,
Holm'ah & Co., Inc., of New York City, in January pub¬
Duplan Corp. (& Subs.)—Sales-Up—Shqtvs 'Loss for
Quarter—Changes Par of Common Shares—
The
consolidated-operations for .the., three -months;ended rDec: 31,
.
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1957'.(the first quarter of -the current -fiscal-period) and comparativo
figures for the same ■quarter .of -tlie preceding-year "were:
°;NenSes
1
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Three Months Ended Dec. 31— ' ■
,
Net
loss- for
Loss
^$0.07
;
,
$4,560,000
112,000
-
' 72,000
■
share_„___
i?er
1956
1957 *"
$5,300,000
period—^
$0.12
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The
Canadian
statements.
The
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Authorized
■
Consolidated Cuban Petroleum Corp.—Stock
Offered
Loan from Finance Co. of America
6%
subordinated
Preferred
(parstock
(par
stock
(par
50 Cents)
of
class
B
stock.
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the
to
stock
but
will be
and
reduced
300,950
of
will
stock
reserved fpr exercise of
be
'
debt.
,
the
warrants
plans to use the proceeds of ilie present
making of additional loans and to reduce
company now has outstanding, approximately
the
from
and will reduce these loans
factor
a
to
an
as
order
to
It
is
the
number
BUSINESS—This
company's
of
small
However, for the
over
a
period
of
to
years
conduct
Kimball & Co. in the
offering are Peters, Writer & Christensen, Inc.; Dempsey-Tegeler &
Co.; A. G. Edwards & Sons; Wilson, Johnson & Higglns; and Metro¬
politan St. Louis Co.—V. 187, p. 675.
;
C.
Ranier, Md.—V. 186, p. 34.71$.--;;
a
net
were
equal
to
materials
which
a
$5,336,194
off
$5,842,185,
the previous
were
$6,030,312
3%
around
year,
a
23%
President; attributed theJ profits drain' to. increased
labor
costs
affected
sales
and a strike in the Buffalo IN. Y.) plant,
adversely. However, he said -the company's
improved
on. refractories,
-crucibles
and
wheels.
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Order s on- hand at the beginning of 1958 reflect a '—fry healthy
situation,"-according-to Mr. Leitteu, who predicted the first quarter
should equal the 1957 average.
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grain volume helped the company maintain near record sales volume,
-
he
pointed out.-—V.
Erie
186,
2048.
p.
:
oper.
expenses
7*
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1957—12 Mos.—1956
$
$
$
14,245,421 173,160,296 175,899,859
11,870,080 141,081,738 137,693,502
13,375,724
11,215,434
revenue™
oper.
revenue
Net
\
1957—Month—1956
$
Railway
\
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UR.—Earnings—
Period End. Dec. 31—
from, rail-
"
way operations^.™
Net .ry. oper. income
>
2,160,290
217,784
32,078,558
2,375,341
965,233
38,206,357
15,313,060
10,814,810
V.. 187, p. 44.
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Farrar Drilliuff Co., Mt. Vernon, Ut—Files, With SEC
The
company
on
Feb.
at
filed
3
covering 150,000 shares of
.>7
Delaware Power & Light
1957.,
.
$5,745,539
dip from the $414,663 of 1956. 'This
common-share, as compared-to'51.35 the pre¬
'
-, t. '
position was
types of grinding
several
1957
of
$1.02
and
also
in
sales
volume
$317,659,
record
Carl F. Leitten,
Rffc
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vious year.
loan
businesses in
various
parts of the country.
present, loan operations are conducted only at three
locations in Mt. Ranier, Silver Spring and Takoma Park, Md.
The corporation has its princinal. office at 3800-34th Street,
,
the
Railway
intention
-
1958
-
engage,
,
stock.
corporation
(formerly People's
Finance Corp.)
headquarters at Deliver, Colo., and has 22 ofices,, in seven
Mountain states.
-
was
commence
was organized on Nov. 22,
1955, in Mary¬
directly or through subsidiaries, principally
in the small loan business, making loans to individual borrowers under
the small loan laws of the various
states, as well as other forms of
financing.
'
in
144.
p.
competitive
company
The
2473.
-™™
187,
Earnings
,
BUSINESS—Corporation
land
maintains
p.
as a Tesult
Electro Refractories & Abrasives Corp^-Earnings Oft
operation of this company or for the acquisi¬
tion of other companies doing business. in Virginia, or other states.
However, no definite .plans have been made as to time and place for
acquisition or Initiation of business in the various states..
$800,000 of the 6Wo capital notes; 77,919 shares of 60 cent cumula¬
tive
convertible
preferred
stock;
135,522 shares of $5 par value
A common stock;
and 55,000 shares of par value $1 class B
thereof, the capital nf' the. corporation
Of $1,464,034.50 which will be "transferred
166,
from
of
conversion
the
lor
'
sum
Consolidated
to
shares
4,000
of which
unissued,
reserved
are
debentures.
finance
employed to
class
Paul
authorized
are
stock
common
abdve
-
shs.
6,000 sh«.
It will also seek opportunities for additional acquisitions which may
seem
profitable.
The company has presently organized a subsidiary
ill Virginia.
The. funds to be obtained from the offering may be
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the current issue, capitalization
$1,350,000 In short term notes; $1,423,500 In senior and junior
notes and
junior convertible subordinated debentures;
with
1449*998
;
A
In'the
-
by the
—V.
yet undetermined extent.
will be
UNDERWRITERS-^-Assoclated
class
common
A
$430,000 in loans
subordinated
Rocky
class
short-term
to reduce
common
of
PROCEEDS—Tire
"
share, And
reduced
Sales™
the
to the
offering
the notes will be
portion expected to
proceeds
from the sale
of
company's working funds, with a
outstanding bank loans.
the
to
used
A
outstanding
amount
.
Month of January-
;
'ioo.ooo
exercise of options and warrants described herein.
debentures now offered are sold, an additlcmal 100,000
the
attached
the,
95,000
'
available.
stock
class
of
snares
new
PROCEEDS—-Net
added
be
all
If
t,
notes are scaled from 104 to 100.
Attached to each $1,000 note is a warrant to purchase 100 class A
common shares, while each $500 note carries a warrant of 50 shares.
of
prices
Redemption
1957,
are
common
of
debentures and
offered to the public at 100% and
$800,000 of 6 ¥2% capital notes, due
Feb. 1, 1973, with detachable common stock purchase
warrants for 80,000 shares of $5 par value class A com¬
mon
Oct. .1,
extent funds
%i,540,002 * shares
group which
accrued interest,
to
'
'
-
Edisoii Brothers Stores, Inc.—January Sales Up—
250,000
1,000,000
50,000 slis..1,990,000 shs.
10,000 shs.
50 cents)
common
"As
ing
$50,000
*•"
$2)__
common
the
Offered—
underwrit¬
an
stock
A
Class
shares
headed
debentures,
Class B
Consumer Finance Corp. of America—Notes
—" -
'
'
due Jan."
1968 with warrants attached
2,
ities and for capital
Paul C. Kimball & Co. on Feb. 18
*
due 1966
debentures, due Jan.
'
1967 with warrants attached__
--
2,
exploration activ¬
proceeds are to be used to pay cost of
expenditures.—V. 187, p. 43.
net
debs.,
conv.
consolidated
paid-in surplus.—V.
will be
subordinated
7r/o
Eights will expire on Feb. 28; There will be no oversub¬
scription privilege. H; Kook & Co., Inc., New York, will
underwrite the offering.
7
r.O
7
The
subordinated
Q%
is offering 599,464- additional shares
of common stock (par 20 cents) for subscription by
common stockholders of record Feb. 14 at 50 cents per
share on the basis of one new share for each four shares.
—The corporation-
outstanding
"$423,420
49,500
-been
value $2.50 per shaTe) to the same number of shares with a-par value
of $1 per
.
*.
have
.
on Feb,
10 authorized a change In the -authorized
consisting of 1,200,000 shares withoufr-par value-(stated
commOix,stock
„
,
,
■-
*
Stockholders
'
-
subsidiaries
letter of notification
a
stock
common
the
with
SEC
(par five cents) to be offered
$2
per share, through "Paul A. Davis & CO., Miami, Fla. The pro¬
ceeds are to be used for expenses incidental to drilling for oil and gas.
Co.—Financing Cleared—
The SEC, it was
Controls Co.
announced on Feb. 14, has issued orders authorizing
company to purchase securities of its subsidiaries, as follows;
Eastern Shore P. S. Co. of Maryland, $2,000,000 of 5%
px*omissory notes
of America—Acquisition—
Negotiations leading to the acquisition by this company of all of
the capital stock of Hetherington, Inc.,
were conducted by Laird &
Company, Corporation, it was announced on Feb. 17 (see V. 187, p.
144).—V. 187, p. 774.
and
20,000 shares of
Public Service Co. of
5,000
1957
31—
before
Income
income
....
......
,™_
*
460,609,000 462,350,000
1
taxes.;
of
common
.
1956
jj*
sales-
stock; and Eastern Shore
Virginia, $500,000 of 5% promissory notes and
$100 par common stock. The two subsidiaries will
par
the
funds
to reimburse their respective
treasuries
for moneys
previou,4y expended for construction requirements and to provide funds
for future construction expenditures.
The Maryland subsidiary esti¬
mates its plant additions at $5,334,835 for 1958 and
$2,608,000 for
1959, while the Virginia company plant: additions are estimated at
$587,114 for 1958 and $1,518,275 for 1959.—V. 187, p. 572.
r
Net
shares
$100
use
Crown Zellerbach Corp.—Sales and Earnings Lower—
Year Ended Dec.
62,402,000
83,481,000
24,351,000
United States and Canadian income taxes
33,433,000
Detroit Edison Co.—New Director Elected—
if. Holley, Jr., President of the Holiey Carburetor Co., has
George
Net
income.
38,051,000
Earned per common- share
been
50,048,000
$2.66
$3.53
1,617,058
Lumber
147,498
155,959
106,387
96,537
by
Plywood
the
(thousands of square
144.
to
recent
company
(tons).
(thousands of board feet)
—V. 187, p.
elected
the
board
of
directors.
fills
He
the
feet)—__
and
death
of James W.
Parker, former
member of its board :;ince 1942.-
a
This
This
In the proposed liquidation of this
properties,
stockholders
of $16.25"
excess
in
Violeta Sugar Co.,
would
receive
for
each
their
of
shares
"in
cash,
S. A.
collateral trust notes and stock of Central
They also would get for each shax'e held two
Total
on
March
4.'
imately
than
more
trust
notes
about
7/100ths of
The
notes
of
$10
$2.44
of
a
$2.44
in
and
share
and
cash,
$2.70
two
of
of Central
$2.70
non-interest
Chiriqui
would
Violeta
Sugar
bearing collateral
Mills Corp., and
mature
Dec.
31,
1959, and
1960, respectively, and are subject to discount at 6% a year
for prior payment.
If they are paid before March,, 1959, the net
proceeds would .be distributed; if they were prepaid on Dec. 31, 1958,
on
Nov. 30,
the
net proceeds
after discount would
be $4.67.
The
first
note
would
be guaranteed
by Julio Lobo y Olavarria, a Cuban sugar operator.
and Crosby said the 7/100ths of a Central Violeta
share is the equivalent of approximately $1.50 since the stock was
,quoted Jan.' 15 on. the New York Stock- Exchange at about $21 a
share.
•
'
7
Messrs.
the
of
^^»comp?ny said
President
ings
for
1957,
Chairman
Despite
of
higher
the
it
7
First Idaho Corp., Boise, Idaho—Files With SEC—
.
River
plant
Rouge
and
corporation on Feb. 3 filed a letter of notification with the
covering $290,000 of 15-year 6% sinking fund convertible income
bonds and 29,000 shares of common stock (par one cent)
be offered in units of 10 shares of common stock and $100 of
year,
to
a
gain In dollar sales
reported
Feb.
on
14
and
by
a
in
decline
Raymond
F.
compared
fifth
to
successive
$121,260,000
in
1956.
Net
$2.53 per share against
or
1957,
Mr.
Evans
said,
1957,
to
totaling $122,640,000
year,
when
reflects
income
in
adjusted to
losses
related
current
to
Black
ventories.
r£i
"At
well
Deer
caPaci"es have
chlorine-caustic
the
•
soda
on
Park,
been
a
an
expenditure
somewhat
doubled;
a
of
lengthened
perchlorethylene
20%
and
$60,000,000
schedule,"
polyvinyl
increase
in
to
Mi*.
chloride
our
total
output 1s well underway. A'three-year program
and expansion of our soda ash
modernization, rehabilitation
,Lat Palnesville is progressing
187,
p.
according
to
schedule."
See
also
774.
Loeb
'
(
1958—Month—1957
1958-M3 Mos.—1957
.
the
of
one
No
are
convertible'into capital
stock for each: *$5 principal
involved. The proceeds are to
of securities.
bonds
The
share of
such
underwriting is
purchase
and
sale
x
1958
$733,958
Sales
—V.
187,
p.
1957
$672,918
144.
Florida Power &
The
Light Co.—Plans Expansion—
plans to spend
company
a
record $75,009,000 on expansion- in
$66,000,000.—V. 187, p. 676.
1958. Its construction budget last year was
Franklin
Stores
Corp.—January Sales Up—
Period End. Jan. 31—
1958—Month—1957
Sales
—V.
$2,225,367
187.
p.
1958—7 Months—1957
$1,991,304 $24,513,922 $23,105,620
144.
Forbes
Wilson,
convention talk
new
free
on
world
Vice-President,
of
the
Freeport
Sulphur
the Moa Bay (Cuba x-Port Nickel (La.)
of nickel and cobalt, said that by
source
Co.,
in
project as
a
a
the summer
of 1959 the
project will be in production, "contributing annually some
of nickel and 4,400,000 pounds of cobalt to free
He predicted:
"Together with expansion at Nicaro,
the project" will boost Cuba into second place after Canada in world
nickel production
and - provide the largest source • of cobalt in the
Western Hemisphere.".
^
The company has been' engaged since late in 1951 in developing' a
new source Qf nickel-and cobalt in Moa Bay, Cuba, on the north coast
of Oriente-Province, the easternmost part of the island.'"it is about
50,000,000
world
pounds
markets."
,,
Diana Stores
Corp.—January Sales Offperiod End. Jan.. 31->-r
""r
The proposed sale, of .Cuban Atlantic's' Hershey properties would fee
made to Chiriqui Sugar Mills Corp., a Panama corporation, for $24,-
for
unit.
per
Freeport Sulphur Co.—Nickel and Cobalt Project—
.
iol™ap"a' program calling for
for
used
rate
bonds.
the 1956 record net
amounting to $905,000 or 32c per share, and a non¬
recurring charge in the amount of $150,000 or 5c per share, resulting
from the adoption of the
L1FO method, of pricing finished goods in¬
said.
be
$100.10
the
of
a
for
1957
Products
Evans
at
at
Month of January—
earn-
Evans,
in demand during the last half of
chemicals
continued
their
upward
trend
the
earnings of $10,380,000 or $3.73 per share,
outstanding—a decrease of 32%.
Leaf
bonds
stock
from the present.—V. 186, p. 624.
softening
for
for
add
amount
shares
Income
will
President.
some
Diamond
figure
it
Co.—SalesTHigher—Earnings Off—
was
amounted to $7,035,000
V.
1958, were $79,426,393 representing an in¬
the year-ago asset figure of $62,930,910.
(M. II.) Fishman Co., Inc.—January Sales Up—
This company showed
&
11,
above
2269.
p.
the
of
plans to expand capacity to 4,221,000 kilowatts
by 1960, an increase of 35%
$80,000,000 progresses
stock.
Feb.
on
$16,495,483
186,
The
320,000 kilowatts this year, it said.
sales
Compania Azucarera Atlantica del Golfo is a wholly-owned sub¬
sidiary of Cuban Atlantic and in recent years has accounted for
about 70 fo of the aggregate raw sugar production of Cuban Atlantic's
subsidiaries • and also 70% of. the consolidated net profits, accoiding
to the statement. It is contemplated that Attention's stock will be listed
on the New York Stock Exchange or the American Stuck
Exchange.
Central Violeta Sugar Co., S. A., Is a Cuban raw sugar producer,
apd 49% of its outstanding stock is held by Cuban Atlantic.
Besides the two shares of Atlantica stock, the proposed distribution
for'each share of Cuban Atlantic stock held would consist of approx¬
assets
of
crease
—V.
debenture
Diamond Alkali
and Laurence A.
Crosby,. President, in a proxy statement sent to shareholders.
The
sale and liquidation must be approved by two-thirds of the outstanding
shares.
The proposals will be voted upon at a meeting to be held
1n
SEC
With, .completion
shares of Compania Azucarera Atlantica del Golfo.
This was disclosed by John L. Loeb, Chairman,
share
distribution
created
vacancy
company reports it plans to spend some $75,000,000 for new
construction in 1958, compared with $78,000,000 in 1957.
.
The
company
has 3,101,000 kilowatts of generating capacity
at
,
consecutive FIF dividend
brings to more than
$10,585,000 the total in dividends and $9,037,966 in capital gains
paid in 22 years of business of the $79,000,000 investment fund.
'
During the past 12 months/dividends have amounted to 13% cents
per share;
and 11 cents per FIF share in securities profits has been
paid.
The
and sale of its Hershey
company
payment will amount to three cents per
income for shareholders of record Feb. 28, 1958.
89th
Plans Large Expenditures—
•
Liquidation—
dividend
investment
,
Cuban Atlantic Sugar Co.—Plans
-
.
Charles F. Smith, President, on Feb. 18 reported that the approximate
53,000 shareholders of this Fund, will receive a quarterly dividend dis¬
tribution of over $740,000 on March 17.
1,660,614
Production-
Paper and paperboard
Financial Industrial Fund, Inc.—Assets Increased—
this
—VST87~
^26-—
$1,704,233 $1,778,932 $19,405,333.$19,281,119
450 miles east
nickel
plant
of Havana
&t
Nicaro.
and 40 -miles
"In
this
east of the U.-S. Oovemment
area,"
said
Mr.
Wilson,
"we
have
Volume 3 37
Number 5719
^developed. sufficient
-°?
of
than
and
ore
46&
in
ore
of
20
the
50,000,000
iron."
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
support
to
areas
tons
.
to
reserves
an assured life
,
laterltie nickel
more
.
25
averting
-
large commercial
a
The
years.
measured
explored^ to date amount
l.W.o
opera-
Canada:
notes, due Jan. 7, 1959-2
GV*% notes, due Qct. 8, 1959
ZWVc notes, due May 1, 1961
>"•"
;
•
•Construction
ground .was
facilities.
at
Moa
broken
the
sulphide
The
or
metals
as
formed,
both
'On
the
depending
for
will
.Augustus
Executive
C.
Feb.
sold
of"a-
Port" Nickel
plus -170
tons
of
such
as
needs/.
:
.Other
In;
and
3 9r
►'<
t
accommodate
in
nlckel«-cobalt
eight
4r'r
the
Co.,
Board
has
petroleum
rubber-lined
.
,
Directors
elected
and"
3%%
Williams, President,
of
-
Trans-Arabian Pipe
Line
Co.
and
■"v
.
of-subsidiaries
Arabian
Seaboard
Oil
Oil
1,
notes,
of
January—
1954
•*
Sales
—V.
186,
1957
1—-L—J————1 $7,970,391
'■■■.■•;
2756.
p.
1958
1,
1,
General. Contract
General
Plans " to
Spin
Blumeyer
Reserve
Beard
under
The
and
result
be
be
-
agreed
Under
comply
with
severally,
Exact
before
the
is
terms .of
expected
end
of
the
the
spin-off
entire
Insurance Co.;50-#
other non-banking activities
ftnd
of
not
I#i-ft
of
the Insurance
present
operate
In
credit
'
ttobert
addition,
life
Inc.
to" stockholders, Mrj- Blumeyer said
Corp. will have Its shares listed on the
the
General'
new-
New
York
Stock
The renamed company, General Bancshares will continue
New York Stock Exchange listing.'
4
The .present General Contract Corp.* had
2,205,818 common shares
Exchar^c.
Its present
.
Fitch,
L,
Cp.;
&
Blunt
Boettchor
.
„
Bank. .St. Louie,
Bank
&'
ol
Zeigler,
St
111., Illinois State Bank of
Bank, Memphis, Northwestern*
/ ;
•
'
;
/
;
Bank,
7
Louis.—V.
St.
186.
'
Ellis
Simmons,
St
J.
Lisle
Brown,
by Morgan:
Stanley & Co. and comprising 233 investment firms on
Feb. 19 placed on the market a new issue of
$150,000,000
21-year 4% debentures.
The debentures, which mature
on March
1/ 1979, were priced at 98*2% and accrued in¬
terest, to yield approximately 4.10%. This offering was
Tlic new debentures
;
after that date
lures
at
102<7?
if
tion
to the
there is
prices
in
added
for
the
ta
maturing
be
may
net
applied
ufactured
1,
1964,
and
on
proceeds from
funds
for
or
declines
non-subordirtated
general
debt
stipulated
of
Corp.
the
initially' to
BUSINESS—GMAC
•
March
principal amount
event
PROCEEDS—The
be
1963.
On
and
thereafter
after March
1,
at
1971.'
special provision for redemption at lower redemp¬
a
the
Motors Acceptance
1,
its option, redeem the deben-/
at
may.
redeemed before
prices decreasing
However,
comuanv
of
the
finances
sale
of
by General Motors- to dealers
for
indebtedness.
debentures will;
will be available
Such
of
new
resale
proceeds
borrowings.
products
and
finances
well
as
man¬
of
retail
make..
any
of
the
The
and
bills
of
of
by
automotive
receivables
the
$4,163,092,000, compared
total
due
;
included:
within
due
$1,865,569,000;
year,
CONTROL—All
of
vehicles
deducting
at'Dec.
company
one
year,
1957,
used
such
units
comprised
Inc.
98r/o
31,
1957,
Dec.
was
amounted
31,
and
to'
indebtedness,
$375,000,000.
the
outstanding capital stock of GMAC is owned
by General Motors Corp.
Total capital stock and surplus at the yearend amounted to $273,832,000.
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
$
Notes,
loans,
Due
within
and
one
debs.
Canada
Other-
*
Coffin
C.
49,207.101
due April
1,
1959
St
:
.
4:!s <■»>
2.9'/W
3'r
debs., due May 15. 1962
due March 1. 1963
notes,
3'n
CO.
4'>
Skaggs
Davis,
Dominick
pavable
debs.,
150.000,000
150,000,000
75,000,000
*"
200,000,000
1.
1974
50,000,000
50,000.000
Sept.
1,
1975
200,000,000
payable
Aug.
1,
1976
150,000.000
150.000.000
100,000,000
noo.ooo.ooo
1978—
50,000,000
50,000,000
due March 1/ 1979/ 150-,000,000
..,159,000,000
debs.,
"-'notes/payable/April-L;
1977
to
11)80
—
.
•
'lOO.OOO.OOO
100.000.000
—
Clark
Farwell,
&
St
Co
taxes
$1
with
the
,
SEC
on
par common
•*.
;
the
1956
...
$50,025,240- in- 1957,
of $48,214,166.
an
increase
of
sales
to
amounted
for Federal
compared-
$6,708,245,
with
net
Income taxes, consolidated net income
$3,358,245, equal to; $4:15 per shore
6.6^
by
common
consolidated
share
to
shares
income
outstanding
amounted
to
on
Dec.
$3,149,874,
31,
1957.
For
equal to $5.83
Adjusted'
1956 net
on the 540,000 common shares then outstanding.
threc-for-two
split effective Nov.
15,
1937, the
equivalent
was
$3.89
to
per
share,—V.
1957—Month—1956
Period End. Dec. 31—
Operating
Federal
$1,950,027
1,093,425
revenues
expenses
income
taxes-
186,
p.
1846.
1957—12 Months—1956
$2,095,763 $22,126,684 $21,312,524
13,225,174
12,528,327
1,026,983
234.000
435,432
2,835,000
184,167
163,440
2,060,655
1,778,262
$438,435
-
taxes—
Other operating
Net
125,000
—V.
125,000
J.
$469,908
381,623
$4,005,855
$3,846,981
3,071,659
3,067,426
3,158,954
ft
125,000
125,000
200,000
.
.
3,000,000
200.000
4
Overton
Co.—
St
Northwest
Co.-
Curtis
A.
6.399,623
5,724,705
taxes.-*
99,000
158,500
1,550,000
1,653,300
operating
taxes-
75,460
59,780
880,991
799,055
operating
Income
$209,064
$221,143
$2,135,178
.$2,113,862
156,920
175,338
1,542,499
1,629,048
income
Net
E.
charges
after
—V.
187, p. 455.
300,000
General Telephone Co. of The
Southwest—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
Period End. Dec, 31—
Operating
1957—12 Months—1956
$1,788,395 $24,825,650 $20,191,980
revenues
$2,220,459
expenses
1,475,277
1,134.297
244,000
125,000
Federal
taxes___
223,800
125,000
Other
operating
taxes—
135,162
Net
operating
income
$386,220
income
97,611,"
12,724,511
16,822,964
2,649,000
2,856,507
1,244,367
1,5%,598
125,000
300,000
Net
after
V.
-
187,
270,092
charges
p.
$3,366,595
2,646,269
$312,487 : $3,757,088
250,151
2,668,131
455.
1,800,000
Parcells
St
-
Inc.
1957—12 Mcs.—1956
$10,965,792 $10,290,922
453,882
400,000
Co
Inc.
—
General Transistor Corp.—Buys
125,000
Pollock
125,000
125,000
-
Phelps, Fenn St Co
Piper, Jaffray St HopWm,
$893,305
567,722
Other
Operating
Co.
400,000
-
The
corporation
former
acres
square
Dunn
of
Worsted
land
foot
on
and
Feb".
Co.
that
it
R. I. Plant—
11 announced that it has purchased
plant in Woonsocket. R. I.,* along with
plans
to
begin
production in
the
facility next June.
the
10
125,000
.
300,000
.wood———
3,000,000
$951,246
:'
expenses
300,000
Hanseatic
—
tensen,
400,000
Sons
300,000
1,800,000
Peters, Writer St Chris-
Inc.-—
Co. of Ohio—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
revenues^---
Operating
125,000
,
Parrish & Co.—
St
r
Net
Nowland &
Co.
Co., Inc.
Operating
ft
—
Ohio
Charles
Robert
348,550
-
General Telephone
Newbold's Son St
A.
charges
187, p. 455.
Federal
Paine, Webber, Jackson
750,000
after
-
300,000
Leonard
Pacific
3,300,000
income
operating
Period End. Dec. 31—-
150,000
125,000
Goodbody St Co.—
.
totaled
the
over
increased
Operating
300,000
Corp.
Co.,
Glore, Forgan & Co
Goldman, Sachs 'St Co.-
its
1956.
810,000
125,000
200,000
Roland & Stone
H.
The
Galrdner & Co.,
Garrett
300,000
400.000
—-——
New York
St
Marshall
Reid <fc
.♦
.
.
General Telephone Co. of Indiana Inc.—Earnings—
Co.,
900,000
Fulton
in
1957
the
sales
net
before
provision
income
3,000,000
Beane
&
Turben
Paul J.
Ferris St Company
First Boston Corp.
Hibbs
After
.
200,000
150,000
The
B.
of
shares
.
.
4fo
or
$6,389,874
150,000
—
Milwaukee
200,000
W.
statement
a" registration
125,000
1049.
p.
Profits
Net
Newburger St Co.—
Newhard, Cook St Co.
125,000
Co
Chapman
,
Pla.,
Pierce,
Lynch
St
—
&
covering
Consolidated
Hutchinson
Tcmpleton
W.
Evans
......
this May of 2,500,000-barrel plant'in
the company's
over-all rproductive
18,-800,000 barrels of cement annually.
Miami,
near
1958,
$1,811,074
for
Weir,
S. Moseley St Co
Mullaney, Wells & Co._
1,000,000
Co
Inc.
Co.,
Fa hey,
Foster St
1977.._
Co
1,350,000
—
A.
Co.—Earnings Decline— *
expected completion
corporation- filed
400,000
Co.
F.
150,000
150,000
200,000,000
due Sept. 1.
notes,
3
1,
Oct.
debs., due Aug. 15.
4rb
.
'
due
due
notes,
to
June
1973
—/
St
Lynch,
Model,
Folger, Nolan, Fleming-
4"'a
1
The
Securities
200,000,000
to
Co.—
&
Co
Young,
Fenncr
150,000
St
order
an
and
earnings of this corporation in* 1957 were the best
year
since
1953, reflecting
the continuing -diversification
operations, according to preliminary figures -released: by. C. P.
Whitehead, "President, on Feb. io.
300,000
Co
St
St
Co.
Moore,
—
Corp.
received
any
125,000
St
Inc
Masten
Merrill,
600,000
Co.
Clement
75,000.000
Marks
M.
Mitchum, Jones &
First of Michigan Corp.
First Southwest Co
notes,
-
St
3,000,000
Elworthy & Co
Emanuel, Deetjen St Co.
30.000.000
75.000.000
E.
Merrill
Stokes
Morris,
has
Its
per
400.000
Co
75.000.000
1,
Bennett & Co.
McMaster
Union
200,000,000
notes,
o''o
Elkins,
it
Sales
of
1956,
Mead, Miller St Co.——
Co._——
St
announced -that
.
180,
for
125,000
St
75.000,000
3l\l'o
.
Eberstadt
50.000,000
debs.,
1975
.
&
Feb. ,12
on
General Steel Castings Corp.—Sales and Earnings In¬
creased Again.in. 1957—'
; '
for
McLeod,
1,000.000
Dillon,
150,000
200,000
Co.-
&
"
on
1,350,000
Co:
Eastman
Biddle
were
the
13,
—V.
200,000
150,000
Pont
Yarnall,
150,000
stock,,
to be offered to certain employees of the company and its subsidiaries
pursuant to the company's Restricted Executive Stock Option Plan.
|150,000
& ;Coe—
McDonnell St
400,000
du
•'Feb.
125,000
A.
3,000,000
due July 15. 1964
due July 15. 1.969
March
3,000,000
Inc
St Co.
McDonald
Securi¬
Co.—
L
Co.
General Shoe Corp.—Files Stock Plan With SEC—
150,000
Legg St Co
McCormick
125,000
Corp.
Francis
600,000
1,350,000
Co.
400,000
Doollttle St Co
St
St
&
1,000,000
3,300,000
Dominck-
ft
Dominion
ties
'
1,800.000
Higginson Corp
McDonald-Moore
—
debs., due Mer. 15. 1972 200.000,000
2"»'b
*
Inc.
400,000
Struthers
.
200,000
900,000
Bretscher
Noonan
■
3,000,000
Laurence
400,000
Dixon
*"*
Co—_
&
walt St Co
Co.,
&
:
900,000
MucNaughton-Greena-
125,000
Dillon, Read St Co. Inc.
Wood,
in
County,
The
Mackall
125,000
Dickson
*
600,000
Corp
Frcres
Mason-Hagan,
Bodine—
St
25.000,000
33»%
.
Co—-
St
200,000
Langley St, Co.—
Loewi
1,000,000
ft
.
——/
Munlcy,
Merle-Smith—
St
The
Co.*
3,000,000
.
3,300,000
200,000
Dempsey-Tegeler St Co.
S.
~Co~,
St
Lehman Brothers
Do Haven St Townsend,
R.
'
125,000
100,000.000
due
125,000
150,000
John C.
150,000
,
100.000,000
1970
1
-
,
.-.capacity will be Increased to
Other plants are" -at Tampa, Fal., Chattanooga, Tenn., and Fort Worth.
Houston and Dallas, Texas.-—V. 186* p. 2049.
^
..
300,000
Inc.-
Lee
200,000
Inc.
150,000
Co.,
150,000
Inc.—
200.000
St
Dado
Iriving Lundborg & Co.
St Co.—
———— — —————
125,000
.
-
Kidder
Lazard
125,000
Co.,
&
300,000
Kuhn, Loeb St Co.—x„
Shelby Cullom Davis &
Dick
M.~
W. C.
—
House
Dain
&
Co.
Woodard-Elwood
1956.
With
200,000
4
St Co.—
Co.,
Ladenburg, Tlialmann
300,000
1963
debs.,
3\'z\o
Inc.
Co.,
M.
Estabrook
75,000,000
—
St
Richards
Korincjndi
125,000
J.
Gundy
&
$6,983,200 : after
taxes'.,. In
1957;' compared
with
195G, Smith. W. Storeyi- President,-announced on Feb. 10/
This was equal to, $3.36 :per share,, against $4.58..per> share 1n 1956.
Both figures are based on the 2,079,942 shares of common stock out¬
standing at Dec. 31, .1957.
4
■.
-i Net sales were $37,762,700 in the latest period,-as against $43,310,400
$9,527,500
-
•
Inc.
400,000
Curtiss,
,
•
Mil¬
Kidder, Pcabody <te Co.
Kirkpatrick-Pettls Co.-
125,000
Co
St
50,000,000
I
——
St
600,000
Crowell, Weedon St Co.
Cuuningham, Schmertz
Courts
25,000,000
notes,
2-nr*
ler, Inc.
300,000
Cooley & Co
100.000,000
2<;->
:
Melle#
Laird St Co.,
Co-L-
St
Co.
Wood
Navy
Earnings
.
in
Laird, Bissell St Meeds.
—
Jullen Collins
50.000,000
debs., due July 1, I960-,
3?b"o debs., due Sept. 15, 1961
Hewitt
Joseph,
«
Co
Inc—2
St Co.,
BUrr,
Collings
C.
100,000,000
I960
200,000:
125,000
Equitable
debs., due June 15.
debs.,
125,000
—
125,00(1
*
141,473,951
.
year:
States:
2 i*r/c
3f.b
one
St
Bat¬
Space Corp.
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
Jones, Kreeger &
•
*
to
St
The Johnson, Lane,.
1,350,000
Co
&
E.
"
300,000
Corp.
F.
-
countries
400,000-
— /—
Dulles
tles, Inc.
Securities
Clayton
200,000
1,800,000
——
Witter &
Inc.
General Portland Cement
660,000
1,350,000
•
Inc,—
Bond
4
Share Corp.
Janney,
150,000
Securities
*1.308,119,000
ft Co—
Co.
Indianapolis
200,000
Richard W. Clarke Corp.
payable:
...
subsequent
United
.
$
Illinois
The
125,000
St
——L-
Dodge
Clark,
Outstanding
year:
United States
Due
FINANCING
W.. E. Hutton
-
A.
Corp.
.
573.
p.
company
S.
1,350,000
F. Hutton & Co.—/_
Kenower, M'acArthur St
National
Drexel
CAPITALIZATION
125,000
WeeksL
Hornblower ft
E.
Denton.
St
1956.
$3,739,369,000. This
Hooker & Fay——
125,000
Co,—r_
200,000
125,000.
Kay,
Whiteside
Cliace,
Crouter
income
t
Inc.—
Co.—
General Motors Corp.—Secondary Offer.ing-^-A secon-;
dary offering of 267,678 shares of common stock (par
$1.66%) was made on Feb. 17 by Hallgarten & Co. and
The First Boston Corp. at $34 per share, with a dealer's
concession of 80 cents per share. It was oversubscribed.
—V. 187, p. 676.
"
Vv
,
125,000
•
Son
Hogle ft Co.—.
Kalinan
——
Central
$1,498,800,000; due subsequent to
subordinated
Bros.
Burns
1957.
unearned
$3,850,046,000 at
Total GMAC indebtedness at Dec. 31,
;
as
purchased in
after
with
products
new
of
receivable,
held
-reserves,
sales
financing
dollar volume
Notes
loss
instalment
•
Co—
ft
Hilliard ft
300.000
and
Burnliam
1
dealers'
s
Bi
125,000
ft
short-term
of
distribution
General
the
and
receivables.
reduction
the
of
company
purchase
aggregate
United States
the
the
in
750,000
J. A.
MacDonald,
ft
Co
Richards
J.
125,000
_t_—.——_
Inc.
E. W. Clark & Co
not redeemable before March
are
the
Inc.
Co.,"
«fe
1,350,000
200,000
900,000
4
*
Burke
J.
125,000
—
ft
Slocumb
Brush.
Wlnslow,
oversubscribed and the books closed.
and
r
300,000
for J79 Jet engines. "The engines will be used by the
and they will be produced at the company's Evendale,
Ohio plant.
This order had been considered in planning and is not
expected to affect employment levels.—V. 167, p. ,573.
,1
:
400,000
Co.
IlirscU St Co———
Mar¬
ft
shall
General Motors Acceptance Corp.—Debentures
Offered
—A nationwide
underwriting group headed
Hill
300.000
Alex, Brown & sons—
&
Noyes
Hentz
•
ft Co—
Haupt St Co
150,000
150,000
Co., Inc.
C, Bmdford
St
Wood,
.
Co—
..
$18,355,208
U.
300,000
150,000
Co.
and
St
Co.,
St
Harold
900,000
«fc
;
187,
The
for
3,000,000
600,000
150,000
Inc.
Henry Herrman & Co.-
Inc.T-^- ,3,000,000
Co.,
Co.-
&
•
125,000
900,000
—
Co.—'
&
General Electric Co.—Receives Large Jet Order—
—
*
Inc.—-—
Co.
Bosworth, Sullivan St
'■
„
ft
Blyth &
Zeigler,
Industrial
Trust" Co.,'.St,* "Louis,"• and. Baden
24T4.
p.
Bank
111.;. Commercial
Blair
H.
400,000
1,000,000
400.000
Blair At Co—-
William
3,000,000
150,000
Staats
-
—V.
3,000,000
Partners
Hemphill,
1,000,000
'900.000
Co—__
Becker & Co. Inc. '
A. G-
Ira
150,000
Co
Bear, Stearns St
continue-to-be owned Under the renamed General
Bancshares Corp. are
Bank
of St.. Louis.
Bank
of Benton/ Benton, 111.,
Jefferson-Gravols
as
Co.
Bateman, Eichler &
Co.
Co.
Hayden; Miller S: Co—
Hayden, Stone & Co.„^
125,000
125,000
125,000
.
&
—
Ilarris. St
/
Co,
At
Stuart
Inc.
750,000
400,000
-
R.
200,000
Durst,
^
Walker
son
Co.-
At
/
H.
Dean
300.000
&
Smithers
William
Starkweather
Harriman Ripley St Co.,
Inc.-
300,000
,
Barney
&
200,000
;
Leeds St Co—--.
Baxter
1,350,000
—._125,000
Barth
Bartow
llallgarten St Co...—I-/
S.
F.
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jcnks, Kirkland ft
600,000
•
150,000
St
i___
Noel
125,000
400,000
i;350,000
White, Weld ft Co—1* 3,000,000
Wlnslow, Cohu St Stet¬
900,000
Smith, Moore Ac Co.—
600,000
J 125,000-
Co.
Kraus_/
North &
&
Burge
Barret.
—
400,000
-
&
Smith,
300,000
Gregory & Sons
Halsey,
Baker, Weeks <te Co—a.
Ball,
Green; Ellis St Anderson
600,000
Baker
Deanc
125,000
;
Wertheim
300,000
*
"
1,350.000
At
*
Weeden
-
Scribner
R.
;
Hale
St
Co
&
1,350,000
Wfttling, Lerchen St Co.
Webster, Gibson &
900,000
Singer,
St
•
■
125,000
Shuman, Agnew St Co..
300,000
400,000
—
-
of Sept/ 30„ 1957,
in
addition
to
three
Issues
of:
convertible- preferred■ stock; .'
•
•
■
.
■
The eight banks, now
owned-by General Contract and which wllT
Quincy,
Marache
•
300,000
I. M. Simon & Co
$300,000
5
Baker, Watts & Co———
J.
:
...
&
'
St
G.
125,000
1200,000
At
Inc.
Inc.-
300,000
,
—
St
Alstyne,
Wagenseller'
,125,000
-,400,000
Co.-
Co.—,
Co.
-
*400,000
.
Mayer-
Hammill
Co;
Van.
;
1—
Trask
Tucker, Anthony
L. Day
.
"
-
Shields
aggregate
an
150,000
—.—-—.
Parker
Co._
S.
James
the"
insurance
■
Inc.
Whipple & Co—
W. Balrd & Co.,
Bacon,
Cd. of Si.'Louis"
firm.
a-
letter
outstanding
below,
them
to
jGrant-Brownell & Co-
Blcich-
S.
and
&
Bache
"
.
,/V..
Contract
severally
sell
St
750,000
Co.
to
•
Spencer
125,000
Corp.-
At,..',
Rogers
Tracy, Inc.
Thomas
...,<■*,
*
Stringfellow—
W.-Scranton
American
.
-
Underwood, Neuhaus
Homer St Co—.&
Shearson,
Amount
400.000
125,000
Inc. ~
Strudwick.
&
roeder,
arrangement
1958.
the
new/General/Contract'Corp.'.will'
forth
set
Ctranbcry,
750,000
Ames <& Co.,
Auchincloss,
Rcdpath
the
business...
agreed
have
,
"
Scott,
&
125,000
■
St
——
Taylor,
,
125,000
—
and-'
Scott
of debentures:
principal amount
—
Arnhold
plan of divestiture the present General Contract Corp.
be renamed General Bancsnares
Corp. and will own. eig.it banks. •
A'.irbw corporation will be formed/named General
Contract Corp, It :
will own and operate-Securities Investment"
Co.. a time-payment financ¬
ing firm,. Washington Fire ft Marine Insurance Co., 50',* of Midwest-"
Marine
amoynts
respective
the
below
named
lias
125,000
1,350,000
150,000
Chas.
•
Cartwright
Co.
Swiss
-
.
Hutton St
Pomeroy, Inc; /
SChwabftcher St Co.—_
L iSi
■
company
—,—
Anderson
Federal
have
Co.
Parke
Scasongood
the
•
Schoellkopf,
,
'
Rob-
Schneider
3,000,000
600,000
—
Co.-
St
Sweney
3,000,000
&
H.
Sutro
-150,000
Co.
'
E.
A.
•
Fire &
In
Corp.
wlB
cTn
erts
ET.
:
Corp.
-
St
Poole,*
125,000
Stroud & Co., Inc
•
Bros.. <fc
Schmidt,
100,000,000
A.
divest
it
30,000,000
^
countries other than the United States
Morgan Stanley & Co— $9,450,000
C. Allyn & Co., Inc900,000
Brothers
125,000
American Securities
Non-
a
Rothschild
F.
.
underwriters
and
purchase,
to
of $150,000,000
itself of its non-banking subsidi-.
Holding Company Act of 1956.
holding companies: General Contract Corp.
two
consummated
will
L.
-
400,000
Co—
St
"
.
200,000
■
:
rities
125,000-
600,000
Mosle
11,:'" 150,000
:
Maynard
Stone & Webster Secu-"
900,000
-
Co
Salomon
•
Co.,
At
——
Stix St Co.—
300,000
*
Hutzler
delivery ; contract,
UNDERWRITERS -Tlic
Bank
However,
upon.
thus
company
the
Bancshares. Corp.
decided
will
the
that-it
of
will
General
been
said
} "••
25,000,000
under Relayed
125,000
Robinson-Hum-
Rotan,
Nicolaus
Stillman,-
-
Co.
phrey Co., Inc..
*
-
;
Almstedt
order
terms
-
Stifel,
125,000
Rodman St Renshaw_—
'
-125,000
Inc.
Covi_a.—j—
St
-400,000
Meyer As
'
"•
•—
Co.
$7,248,224
Off
/
payable in local currencies.
are
corporation plans to spin off its non-banking Subsidiaries bycreating a new holding company and renaming the present
corporation.
Arthur Blum.eyer, President, disclosed on Feb. 11.
a-ries
The
•
par value) 4%
cum.
($100 par value) 2_._
($100
stock
3,. 1958,
This
Mr.
'
125,000
Hughes
Inc
ft
Riter
;
^5,000,000
500,000 shs.
. 500,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs,
1,000,000 shs.,
"Includes $150,000,000 4^".dQbentures due July 1, 19C8. llssued Jan.
*
Banking Units—
•
.
Amount
—
Rippel
-15,000,000
100,000,000
—
——
"
Corp.
-
.
35,000,000
Inc
Co.,
.Co., Inc.
Reinholdt As Gardner—
Reynolds & Co.—
,
"«*
*
St
Co.,
Frank,
Co.- ;
&
Fox
-
Rauflcher, pierce &
25,000,000
•••*--
30,000,000
Corp.-below.
Contract
•
.
"
1973
1973
stk.
Pfd.
General Bancshares Corp.—Proposed New Name—
See
St
*
Amount'
,
s$ Boyce-U^-v. $300,4100
Brothers
Stern,
300,000
-
Bros:
Stern
■-
1,350,000
/
Raffensperger,
>
.
20,000",000
-
Co
St
.
Stein
$200,000
Pressprich & Co,
Quail
'
•
i
W.
Putham
'125,000,000
4
due
NOIE—All securities issued in
Month
'
"
20,000,000
25,000,000
1975
Amount
R.
...
'
,
Junior sub. note, due April
Common
Gamble-Skogrmo Inc. (& Subs.)-—January Sales Up—
/
•*.-
..
1967
1,
1973
;
Co.,
pp..
186,
•
due
sub."
.
1959 125,000,000
June 15, - 4 -m
due June 15,
Junior
•
4are
announced
American
•*•••
notes,
.
1,
Junior sub. notes, due April
4<,'r
and affiliated
Co.—V.
;•
;
-
"
*
.»
.
a director of a number
Texas
Co..
including
The
/
" "
2--—15,000,000 * •
'
4,f» Junior sub. note, due April .«.
•
•
•
1, 1967
2
35,000,000 - " «
3x4Co
Junior
sub.
notes,
due
'!'*.•
,
of
due Nov.
note,
April
Chief
director
a
/.
\
5
"
Prcscotf, Shepard St
"Co., Inc.
1_—
'
slurry.
of
been
.2;——.
—
sub.
April
of
Texas
15,000,000
"
of '
;
of
15,500,000
1977
sub.
1975
t
Bav.
tons
1976
sub. notes,
3Mjfe
-
1
'
—
6,000,Q00
25,000,000'
25,000,000
15,500,000 "
15,000,000
25,069,034
25.000,000
'
Wilson.
Moa
5,800
25,000,000
1969
countries
■
'
•
6,000,000
15,000,000
6,000,000
"
.
ship
6,000,000
15,000,000
1968'
Subordinated Indebtedness (U. S.):
"
..
Liberty
liquid
;
:
Langoourae M.
17..
1846.
purity.
chemicals,'^ said-Mr.
between
will
Chairman
Co.,
Vi,r- ^ong is also
companies'
high
5','4 c/r
■
2,000,000
2,000,000
debs., due Nov. 15,
4 !4%
'.-*>••
*•-'*
•
-
'
debs.; due Jail. 15,
debs., due Dec. 15,
debs'., due Dec.
:
the
on
be marketed.
may
accommodate'-about
tons
The
of
Sulphur
of
customer
on
refining'
processing!
Director—
a
Long,
Officer
Freepcrt
it
run
2,500
metals
conversion
and
service
it
for
for
"
•'
"1
'
;
4(.b
debs., due June 1, 1964—,
3%% notes, due May 1, 1966
and
aao
Orleans
facilities
cobalt
chemicals
out
concentrates
northbound
approximately
Long" Elected
and
cobalt
run
La.,
of" New
of
powder form and wlll.be
sulphur in insplated tanks
cylindrical deck tanks.
\
tanks
on
and
montlis
Nickel,
south
constat
briquets,
siiuttlc
a
southbound
in
gas
in
several
Port
utiles
nickel
to
into
at
10
will
been, worked,
tanker; for
the
recently
about
plant
nickel and
some
started
was
produced
will operate In
molten
!
be
design, has
a
"It
On
is
The
concentrate
will
be
may
addition,
••'A
more
Port Nickel
Mississippi-River.
Bay
'
■
6r.'o
to
slightly
0.13:
cobalt
nickel;
'
•
reserves
<881)
St
...
The purchase price was not- announced. The plant will
turp out
peml-conductor components-, for. military and industrial uses. General
Transistor
stated.
Approximately
500 persons ^re expected to be
200,000
working
■
Co.,
-
.
in the
plant .by "the end
of 1958.—V. 187, p. 455.
..
,
e
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(w> )
Corp.
Waterworks
General
Sets
Subs.)
(&
shutdown
New
Gross
1957
31—
Dec.
^..ded
tern
..
L———.
The
profit
.sale
on
263,653
_—,—
property
dividends
Ealance
for
income
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
791,422
7,647,359
bids
received
$9,018,056
7,782,048
$8,294,596
627,768
operations—
way
$135,610
$1,236,008
$647,237
142,521
$24,911
9,253
oper. income
187, p. 327.
—V.
676,855
Railway
Railway
revenue—
$1,542,897
expenses
oper.
.147,724
oper.
Co.
&
operations
Net
ry.
received
parent
—V.
toward
of
'
...
$708,490
;
493,117
of
.
Glassheat
Feb.
on
filed
letter
a
of
notification
"
■
■■
■
of
under
'■
-
•'
1
had electric
CO.?;* 100.554; A
& Co.
of
$9,000,000
a
tnatcrial
made
wore
Described
plastic, Videne. and plans for construction
at Apple Grove, W.
Va., to manufacture tlioFeb. 13 by E. J. Thomas, President.
a$
on
completely
a
he adhered under heat and
in
number
a
eel,
off
of
industries,
chain
a
polyester
new
to
pressure
and
Mr.
laminating
film that can
variety of end products
wide
a
Thomas
said
that
the
material
plans
being completed and
the
facility
to be in full production by early spring of next
year.
expected
Videne
the
A
will
are
of
financing
loans
and
from
......
additional
Itional
of
funds
.......
.
rogram-and-"to.
program
can
is
engaged
tho new
the
tJie
-
the northwestern portion
and sale of; electric energy in
the
12
of
revenues
also
It
Inc.—V.
ir...i
.
Grand Union
The
is
-
and
&
of the plastic laminating material
187, pp. 455 and 327.
The
shares
$108.25
.
in
Co.—Opens New Market—
in
1958
Vermont.
The
syndicate/?^are:.,. /
tMA/wEina
tains
La.
1958—Month—1957
'
$2,030,898
X *
'
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea
Co.—Public
•:/
A definite
pulion
likely
All
by
•
in
within
on
some
the
next
month,
the voting stock now is
charitable foundation.
a
In
recent
weeks
of
one
publicly held
$22,295,427
3 °'o
that would
it
was
held
reported
this
Feb.
on
the
last, of
appears
19.
various
plans
privately
that
held
would
agreement
burs
are
that
such
an
offering
should
said
are
be
method
a
of
to
be
making
in
reported to have been harmonious.—V.
a
these
Great Northern
End*.
Period
oper.
revenue—
oper.
18,912,052
16,316,630
expenses
$
$
ry.
2,595,422
1,308,957
income
—V.
187,
_
1,806,415.
2,574,565
income
oper.
3,094,147
3,173,951
63,194,714
24,853,703
26,643,515
573.
p.
preferred
1956
•
PRESENT
z:
'<
12,000,000
13,00.0,000
17,000,000
1,
(no
1969_i
par
such
Jan.
preferred
from
nn<w
under
f
31,
1958,
and
it
be
Green
Bay
&
'
See
-
'
.
to
issuance
Railway
Railway
oper.
oper.
Net revenue
Net
ry.
—V.
revenue-
expenses
308,026
oper.
to purchase from
1957—12 Mos.—1956
$4,691,598
3,443,108
216,389
preferred
the
to
Lee
Francis I.
$96,724
$143,838
$1,248,490
18,891
$1,230,988
98,411
288,014
362,399
income
-
Drill
&
F.
S.
of
of
issuance
such
extent
of
J
,
notes
of
as/set
Tool
Corp.
below.'—V.
187,
p.
327.
tion^iSindSin^°thar £eb'i13 st.ron^y/tenied
refincry by May.
plans to shut down
reports in
&
Burr,
l_,
GulfheKflbl^wa2 thSV- at a
said
refinery
Gulf
our
generally
r
for
repairs
are
down
approximately
In
addition,
distillation
own
demand
On
processes
In .connection
coast
the
estimated.-
Arthur,, which
down
to
unit
during
with
at
products
this
120,000
Port
Gulf
not
situation;
barrels
per
month
statement
The
of
Cooley & Co
Granbery, Marache
3.enn
day
coast
big
are
& Co
increased
still
at
as
Kroan
Known
of
crude,'
are
will
be
nf
refinery
in
runs
been
the
Gulf
reduced
by
plant.
that
have
1
done
on
the
an
repairs
annual
to
basis
the
crude
and
the
type
principle
The
types,
environmental
PSG-I Series,
also
arc
precise
liquids
cr
Peck—
Deetjen
Garrett
Federal
■
known
—V.
2370.tiV ; %
n?-
"
01
•"
a
n«
.
;
. .
•
.*
,
V".'; ?? '/4-1 •/*i"
/ "
-
income
Co.—Earnings—
lOSC
.'-
10t;'7
1«
1957—Month—1956 :1957—12 Months—1B56
$
$
.'»$"*
$
" r
38,377,115
37,046,903 445,540.410 416,520,177
23,000,139 284,406.524 269;241,741
.
24,798,754
4,592,645
taxes—
v
5,376,001
•
-54,279,645/
51,558,001
43,971,110
income
5,601,277
5,541,390
62,88.3.137
after ^charges/—?_
5,003,262
5,206,294
56,503,127/ 50,469,728
.•
•
operating
187,
p.
.
40,101,498
..
.
•55,618,037
•
Illinois Central
'
RR.—Earnings—*•' ;
"
Railway'Oper.
Railway oper.
■*"
1957—Month—1956
;
?
*
1957—12 Mos—1956
'
.
3,000
revenue—
expenses
$
$
$
$
23,630.563.-24,621.962 289,756,082
298,418,524
18,208,440 '18,621,931 228.416,601 222,527,827
1,000
.
&
Co.—
t
utilizing
reliable
the
Net revenue from rail-
1.00C
1,000
..
way ; operations——
N et vry? oper.
—V.'. 187; p.
+
*
-
x
income?—'
677. -/
*
5,422,123
2,683,696
-
6,000,031
61.339.481.
2,082,673
20,833,097 »■ 28,010,116
75,890.697
.
Indiana? &
Michigan
Electric
Co.—Bonds
unbonded
pressure
.
Gauges,"
fluctuating
yiTT^-r^rT_w^.
and
are
of/steady
under
pressure
serves
Michigan ip^ art
area
/. EARNINGS—For
,
-
Transducers
pressures-in ./
j
?
are
produced
Eastman Dillon, Union
follow:-
lf
u
a wholly-owned subsidiary .of American Gas
part of' its integrated electric utility system.
163 communities - in Indiana - and southwestern
„having an. estimated population of 1,245,000. ^ .
a
the
12
months^ended Nov. 30,
1957,
..
-
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
..
Indus-
;
total operating ?
.
.
.
by-Gultou
'
revenues .anjounted to $64,076,155 and net income to-$10,115,598/. com--■
pared* \v»th total operating revenues-of $59,152,804 and. net, income of
$9,465,236 for the/calendar year 1956/,- ?
/ '
' ?
•'
'■*
r
designed primarily
state
Electric;Co. ..and
The* company
•
.
^
^
BUSINESS—Company is
strain
measurments
Offered—
Mention was made in our issue of Feb. 17 of the public
offering of/ S25,000,000 37/8% first mortgage bonds due
1988.at 101.335% and accrued Interest through a
&
.
Pressure
-
456.
,
gases.
GlennMe
,
n
nf. ' comnfttltivp
at competitive hiddini? and would
bidding and wmild
bonds-maturing in 30 years and the
the
/'
Period End. Dec. 31—
Co., Inc.——:
1,000
Johnson, Lane, Space
• ■ ■
Corp.
—L———1,000
Newhard, Cook & Co.—i_
1,000
instruments
of
'
1, ,1958,; all-of
March
nffpi'Ari
offered
be
3,000
^
"Brady
»;
3,384,439 r" 3,129,373
\
•
Net
new
Illinois
conditions.
as
*■
145.
p.
.
V
hp
would:
15, with
25-years'.
March
other'operating'taxesll
3,000
Sons—
&
including absolute, gauge and differential,
measurenfents
on
"
•.
*
_
Oi)orating revenues^—j
Operating' expenses
./
and
•
'
,
applied to the. Federal Power Commission tot.
sell:? $10:000,000 of first mortgage, bonds and $10,000,000
n,,.l
..
The
Trust
&
3,000
——
tvt-,..
accurate
■
'
3,000
pressure
for
p;-776.
»
income debentures?- due?Aug. 1, 1963,.
itrfl 1
hn
N
ttiA' C+ nfl 1
Payment will be made at"the*:Sterling
Co.?;1410 Broadway, New -York; 18, N.'"Y.
V' 7*
«*■
*
■
:.ry.
t•
Period End. Dec. 31
i
»
^
■
„•!' '
.'Sr./'/
( A-i
(N. Y.)—To Redeem Income Debs./
the
as
cavity
wire
i"1
New Measurement Listrument/
rc'r "T"!
t0,a,rcra"
lnd''lstrie®.
oil
sag.0
and. pipeline,
n•em
f underwriters headed, by
a,1STrieZ,".' PSG-I Series, Pressure %lh,=
ls«nn»unMd Transducers, they SecuJities & Co. Further details
Glenniter
PrndneMmi
Port
&
tourists.—V.. 187,-
America above.—V. 187, p. 145; V. 185,;
Illinois Bell Telephone
The
677.
p.
on
down
May."
runs
Arthur
Co.—
r. Ill Gin TnriuctriAc
extreme
that
said
stated
normally
Inc
Inc.—
The
187,
vacationists-and
^
model"
4"cumulative
RppuriflniJ
securities
V.;i86,"p.
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
some publico-,
having
our
5,500
4,500
Ifor
company
are
5,500
Co
Co.
supplement«i,.with -the" latest
be
'
-
~
the entire
this
its
for
top -of
appreciably.
the
Co.—
Inc
—V.
&
J
.
company'-"has
dated
Net
Co., Inc.Hayden, Miller & Co.——,
Johnston, Lemon & Co.—-1
I-
Mr./Jacobs,
at 5969
garage
/ The proceeds';would be used to repay outstanding short-term bank
borrowings, on • financing , for construction and expansion projects.—
agreed
7,500
Robert
&
of
Co.
.«
debentures-in
new.
of
& Co.
&
«'1«n
Art/"
Rnfii
Both
be
forth
severally
,
and
and'
^
Dickson
Emanuel.
LouLsiana Proration hearing
in.the
Gulf
have
names:
S.
Adams
&
tvould
w
Controls
The
Shares
R.
4,500
its Port Arthur, Texas
runs
their
4,500
'
net).
below
respective number of shares
4,500
Weeden
'
named
the
9,000
Co.
Shearson, Hammill
...fleet
car
s
.
5,500
&
-
in sinking fund, debentures.
outstanding:on
$7,500,000
vehicles,
headquarters
-
anA-
Mr.
1955.
j, Idaho Tower Co.—Plans New Financing-
were-
the
200
since
Xi Portland St/,; and car rental facilities' at
-y.e!78, pf; 481/*" "
series
any
,
firm-from
Municipal Airport, and the Union Railroad Terminal.y
National: Bank
75,000 shs.
-
.
opposite
Co
Smithers
Hallgarten
Corp.—Merger Approved
Gulf Oil Corp.—Denies
Report of Port Arthur Shutd'n
appreciably due
forth
Corp
duPont &
Shields &
Coffin
Greenfield Tap & Die
United
set
Higginson
truck
and
car
& garagq -at
outstanding
1
«
4,521,832 shs
of
-
at lOO?-.plus accrued.interest.
50,000 shs.
'
Shares
3,296,504
well: as,-a
Its
3 IS.
*
n/r-
Portland
the
acduislti0a;inplud3ci' approximately
as
'
S S S\
of. bonds
date
amount
purchasers
company
Ladenburg, Thalmann
187, p. 45.
See
stock
the
acquired
exceeding.
-
$4,527,492
from rail¬
operations
way
RR.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
$404,750
$360,227
$2.00
Tt*,,,
President
Jacobs
saidvHettz
'
amount of such notes
additional notes (not.
that
the
1,195,866;
?
*■"?a.;"! "j-N-?;?■'
1043>
p.
^ The corporation lias called for redemption
120,000 slis.
h
6,250,000 shs
—
\Valter:L
-
:
Hotel Drake-Corp.
•>
:
principal
principal
reduced
> •''
...
$2.23
Ilethrferfrigton, Inc.—^Acquired—
„
mortgage of the company dated
and
modified;': and by 'stockholders'
prior
=
1,257.691
/ft,
'«,■***
,
expected
■»
New England Firm—
e
vehicles* to accommodate
of
"Proceeds."
PURCHASERS—The
Western
■
Jacobs
.
t.
Period End. Dec. 31—
.
passexiger
to
time pursuant to
the terms'of, said
supplemented and modified.
as
issued
The
will
"
50,000 shs.''
the
*
-
authorityi'to
hon
7o
value)
$9,800,000
is
"
75,000 shs.
for
^
,
time
Mortgage,
stock.
date
11,850,000
-
stated
provide
limit
of
'
.
120,000 shs.
'
-J*
•
M"'„ "i t'.-v.V
stock-,
supplemented
which
outstanding
such
15,000,000
stock.,
indenture
_
,
1°
$18,000,000
stock
or
the
as
a"
X'/•
$2.24
common,, share_l__—
Feb "*'18' bi"
•
f Mr.
(issuable
preferred stockpreferred, stock-i.
i
stock, 1949 series.—
by
~
'
Hertz plans; to; expand "thc^. Portland, operation, which is already one
' of/the largest in "New England, Mr. Jacobs said.
He added.-thair the
v
1926,
t
?1,278,966
commop. shares.. outstd.
per
was
•
—-
stock
*"
'
'bv''.z',.
..
said,:
nnAnnn
preferred
*r.'
(& Subs.)—Sales and Earn¬
MJrs.T.iG;^A^FQjgfe?M»0',''-liacl been Hertz licensees
15.000,000
dividend
-
"•
of
0Iv
;
t
10,000,000
preferred
preferred
of
,
^
lQ^OOrdOO
13,000,000
15,000,000
dividend
tAt
,
$27,000,000
10,000,000
pfd.
p.
Pec?3l—;..
!b,-/Operating
Outstanding
V /
, >
1983x-_„.
dividend
185,
:' *
^
& Co.
vllertz Corp.-b-Acquires
t.T
;
FINANCING
1986
div.
/,
stock/;
outstanding
1748-;^
v
were
due
1,
*
involves
the bank's
of
Deci' 31-; totalCib. :$18Q,925,"tuff.
ed.:$180,925,"t)18i.—V." 185,
- •
-
due
dividend
within
71,138,194
30,407,474
32,239,468
<
$200,000,000
*
par
'
_
X/x
/'
10,000,000
Jan.
■
v
e
/Gross income in the?i^"( months ended Dec: 31,,T957,. was $18,002,820
—a
gain of 12: 28'*"'over'the .yea** before." Receivables outstanding oqo'-t
Rouge, ;>?7;rThe*..
'
12,000,000
$100
the
;.V.
transaction,
befefre-income
Number
a
10,000,000
due
however, -said
Ei), Heller
(Walter
Earned
The
dividends,
calendar?., year
|
1979
$3,500,000). will be
operations-
Net
Net
Baton
in* the
28,000,000
1980
from
r
.
of $2,000.000.—V.
excess
* *,»,:• *
."
Income
and, con¬
lA.onnonn
10,000,000
Indenture
Net revenue from rail¬
way
before
the
for
series):
$4.44
v
months?ehded/Oct43i;:: ' Ereble
12
respectively,
notes
Com.
20,588,197 275,377,018 280,542,504
17,414,246 212,182,304 209,404,310
Louisiana.
miles,
10,000,000
$5 dividend
,.
1957—12 Mos.—1956
.
and
square
gas
the
income
figures
...»
asseteyot-Car and Truck Leasing Corp., Portland, Me.,
-the,'*-leading^-firms• in its field in. New; England, have, been>
' /j. acqufred ,by ',The. Hertz Corp.,/ according to an announcement mad®''
-
company' alsb/ conducts
natural
for
revenues
•>«
;
cooipanv. '.spokesman,
-Year Ended
^
-
Gulf
^
-vlOfOOO.OOO
resolutions
1957—Month—1956
$
$
'
'
Railway
Railway
Texas
The
1978
cumul.,
•
ofvAmeriea.
disclosed.
ings Up—
<r
^
by
J-
1981
stk.
Sept.
Ry.—Earnings—
Dec. 31—
-
1982
♦Authorized
'i
-•
due
$4.20
i
general
Meetings or
184, p. 1913,
w
/
constrdcfion
due
$4.50
a
r
made.
of
1976
due
•
purchc se-price "nor the number of shares acquired
were
and,a. price- in
,
Co.
Yl '"■'•''".v.
28,000
(Issuable in ser.)
due
$4.40
into
u
used
for
series
in
,
on
due
series
$4.40
<
i
Although the heirs still have to agree
public offering of the
voting shares, they
sells
and
$11,075,000,
due
debentures
Bank
Davis
"considerably1/inore ikan a.majority
generates,'."transmits,/'distributes
portions
,434'"series due 1987
or
giants,
be
series
lj:,
their legal
turn
this com-
corporate
issued
series
4'At*
Pfd.
the
&
series
3Vbc,'o
"3 Vo
by descendants of,the founder and
company.
will
"""
series
2:!ite
i
.
company
issue
notes
.
Utilities
in
Comparable
series
2:,/4rf
the public particl-
give
received as
Kuhn, Loeb
—A
wn...
$60,842,000 and net
and
'
V'
.-■><
1957
* 1956
-'1955' *>
t,axes____—$7,078,139 ;* $6,936,800
$5,991,640 v
Net income after 'income 'te-xesi—
- 3,192,139
3,130,800
2,722,640 ?.
follows: ^"'Preferred ?dividends paid?—323,527'' **'" 326,657 ".329,905; •••
f CIV
series
"
Offering Ex¬
meetings have been held by the heirs
representative^- to consider
Danjj
plan
ownership of the voting stock of
the
Authorized
2-lufy
t
decision
the
were
.'?•
.■
W '
VAcquisition
1968.
short-term
States
business
^
.•
?y'r
*
'
»
"First mtge. bonds
-
pected Soon—
.were
share;
a
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$1,996,880 $22,858,387
187, p. 327.
1,
from
of
energy
"""
Gray son-Robinson Stores, Inc.—January Sales
Up—
—V.
products
$11,939,000.
i
1958—Month—1957
—Gulf
■
$1,107,216, $20,723,245 $19,749,632
'3,
V
■"??/'.'
Neither dhe
one
$56,122,000
/.
Period End. Jan. 31—
Bales
Feb.
proceeds
electric
"X
jAlunujium
A
bid of $100.5199?
a
.•X
dividend,
^
area.
1957
1958—12 Mos.—1957
on
>•-
comprises approximately
population of about 905,000.
a
''
Mr.
oversub¬
was
1
$7,500,000
EARNINGS—Operating
$20,612,452 $19,513,437 $406,334,855 $380,915,043
137, p. 327.
18
area
steam
Grant Co.—January Sales Higher—
Period End. Jan. 31—
V.
xr
pay
sells
service
•
—
offering
The underwriters wofi the
$100.41
i-
to
BUSINESS
and
id
.
Bales——
$5
Corp.,
after
or
Wi: P^l4o.s,
Harvard,.Investors, Inc.
'
1
Offered—
peri
Dec./15, 1957—a yield
.
new
(W. T.)
Stock
&
on
Off
.
V$1,099,483
being offered will be redeemable at prices ranging from
share if redeemed before Feb. 1, 1963, to^'$ 104:25 ; per
called
814.
p.
Ton.iorw.QalM
period End. Jgn;-^31—
,
purposes.
supermarket brings to 381 the number of markets
operated
by the food chain in ten eastern
states, the District of Columbia and
Ontario, Canada.—-V. 187, p. 677.
:
The
all naming a
PROCEEDS--Net
States
on
;
per
if
'
I:* <*
■
"RirrVi+o^
'laritieltl Htorcs, RiC.--^anUary« pales„wll.
..
'*"1958—Month—1957 •- 1958—12 Mos.-—1957
wholesale;
Sept. 30. 1957, the .compapyXj—Vand net income of $3,045,000.
Co.—Preferred
4.89%.
Securities
Bros.
»
,
c«n
Sell Certain Rights-
below.—V.? 182,
Co.
T„_
■
Hutzler, jointly, $100,269; Lehman Brothers and
Equitable Securities Corp., Jointly, $100,139, and Glore,'Forgan,;& Co.
and W. C. Langley <fc
Co., Jointly $100.069.1
1
:,v ;
•
Junction, Vt,
far
Bo
Webster
Salomon
-
.
776.
p.
Utilities
Four other bids,
Stone
Feb. 12 opened a modern new' supermarket in
It is the second store to be opened by /the
company
and brings to 18 the number of Grand Union
markets
company
States
v
■'*¥'■? ■//.
nn^'
di
international. Paper
See
f)'
distributing^, co-t: ,y*
.
X
943."
p.
lfarbor Plywood" Coni.—To
ended
months
$18,867,000
187,
at
sells
rural
4
'
finaiicih^.--V..T86,
thC'repay-.;,:;V.C5A,*''
within
purchase
at competitive sale Feb.
share.
share
Essex
#
,
in
connection.... whb
in. connection.., »-}tb
incurred
issue
be
Thomas said that applications
be considered "unlimited,"—V.
is
to, v>,phe
n.no, company
added inaj, its sinking iuuu-ucuciuuira .ui - .1965* of ^
auacu. that
n»
sniMug
fund«debentures ofu»
'
'
"
"
'
which $3,278,000 arc-outstanding,,, are not, 16 "
be refunded as --r ----part of,..
——
shares?,tb?
shares?,to
applied-by Gulf
common
wiUCbe
Co.
construction
its
generation,
approximately
per
in
Mr.
made.
been
principal will be required until
to be paid during the ensuing
on
year
a
.
sale
Southern
scribed and the books closed.
produced for direct or stretch-laminating applies-'
the
textile,
metal,
wood,
paper,
plastic,
automotive
and
packaging fields and as a special wrap
(Videne TC)
for machine1
packaging of meat and other food products.
tlojis
have
commitments
no
payments
no
$1,000,000
.
share, plus accrued dividends from
will
reaction
customers
Engineering
space.
which
for
said
which
stock,
An underwriting group headed by Lee Higginson
Corp.?on Feb. 19 offered
publicly a new issuq of 75,000 shares
of $5 dividend preferred stock (par $100) at $102.25
of new plant construction
by Goodyeur sup¬
amounting "to additional millions of dollars."
The new Goodyear plant, located on a 300-acre
tract, will be a fiveelory structure occupying approximately 100,000 square feet of floor
pliers
but
company
after
Tho'Conipariy- has 'approximately 1,067,000 cominon.. shares outstanding.-
of
Gulf
new
plant
1982.
payWiit-atvuny^timd;-from: proceeds of sale of Hammerrnill common
of ^v^ich^bCer 900,000 shares are authorized- but.:, unissued.).
and
WJixte,
and^Hal^cy,
100.084;
<
underwriters-other members of the
offering
Fahnestock & Co.; H. Hentz & Co.; Adams &
*
Sons;
Halle
&
Stieglitz;
Heltleman
&
Co.k
:
w
from
bank
Power
the
in
Moslcy Co.
a
study,
The
1968.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co;—New Product—
of
matures in
The loan
the next three years.
over
Tlio proceeds are to be used for completion of Hammarmill's program
of major improvement and expansion of pulping and finishing facilities
at, Erie,
Pa., the company explained^ and'to provide funds "for .con- ,/
struction
or
acquisition of paper making facilities which are now
-lr\:-X "<>'-■'*'
Floriclo,
"
Announcement
.
,
.X,': In addition? terms/specify that $3,000,000 of the loan will be conat
regular redemption .prices-, vertlble -into^ Hammerrnill common- stock at $37 a> share
until, the ..
and at
special
redemption prices ,/ eucl 0£ 1970 and at
$42 .a'share until the end of 1975, when the. con- s.„;
p'us accrued interest in each case.
version right expires, the company said.
v,.-';':-. -'v .i
v 4y.:
j -
the
of
cost
earnings-For
the
with
of class A common stock (par 10 cents)
share, through James Anthony Securities Corp..
proceeds are to be used for general corporate
be offered at $2 per
New York, N, Y. /The
Co- of America
t
„
Co.-^-Arranges, Private Loan— *,y
The..cornnany' on' Feb. .'18 announced it has arranged-to borrow
$25,000,000 in long-term funds-at 5=b^'from'the Prudential Insurance
par,
par,
The
150.000 shares
covering
to
purposes.
12
the
Inc.,
communities, as well as In rural areas.
electricity to a non-affiliated utility and
operative associations.
Corp., New York, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
corporation
i
iic
offering
&
.
Peabody
Co.,
64
187, p. 327.
The
776.
p,
Paper
redeemable
to
to
from
short-term
business—Gulf
$2^54,375
885,902 v
450,233
$3,344,612
BlytH &
proceeds
1958
Securities
Union
Kidder,
100.36;
be
will
105.41',*
101.404',b
in
ment
•
SEC
ut
Offered—Public
Dillon.
100.229;
organization
Power
.
income—J'Mf132,143
oper.
187,
Hammerrnill
v
bonds,
99.6o9.
PROCEEDS—-Net
be
$855,841 $10,260,584 $10,(163,302
6,915,972
7,198,927
147,351..
$1,895,173
—
Inc.,
bonds
new
Its
1957—12 Mos.—1956
Net revenue from railway
tries, Inc., under exclusive license from Convair Division of the General
Dynamics Corp.—V.
its
_»
Corp.,
(jointly)
program.
•
the
Eastman
ranging
from
receding from
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.-^Earnings—
1957—Mouth—-1956
for
from:
Co,
The
1,233,066.
{
Period End. Dec. 31-
that
said
Monday, February 24, 1958
.
June.
Co.—Bonds
Equitable Securities
Stuart
Net ry.
of
^
Other
1957—12 Mos.—19.76
$763,373
from rail¬
revenue
further
Power
Weld
Net
inspection and overhaul is in keeping with
contemplates returning tnc unit to
company
part
.
purchaser. Award of the
at competitive sale on Feb.
-
•
$619,040
594,129
expenses
■
$1.25
<
879,587
for
The
early
$8,000,000 4% first mortgage bonds due Feb. 1, 1988 was
made on Feb. 24 by a group of underwriters?beaded by
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Salomon Bros.
& Hutzler; and Drexel & Co.
The bonds were priced
at 101.404% and accrued interest, to yield 3.92% to the
$27.22
$1.46
1957—Month—1956
Pail way oper. revenue—
opeiv
$987,693
$27.46
—
—„
Period End. Dec. 31—
Railway
223,683
common
average
unit
the
company
Gulf
$1,211,376
$1,281,366
preferred share
share
common, shares.
average
per
Average number
—V. 187, p. 455.
,
113,404
,
288,361
_~
common
per
Net income
1,097,972
$1,569,727
income
Net
Preferred
Net
operations
of
in
present, reductionvin runs,, and
plans lor the overhaul of the distillation unit, do not contemplate any
reduction in the work force at Port Arthur.—'V.' 187,;*p. 775.:.
$9,433,275
'
Net income from
this
practice.
operation
1956
$10,633,189
1,306,074
revenues
of
stablished
Records—■
.
'
capitalization
of
the
comdanfy
effect/ to
as
the
of June 30,
sale-" of -
-
the/
new
/
.
bonds,"
1957,. .consisted, of :>$146,-
'
'
Volume
'*
187
Number
/*
5719
250.000 in Ions-terra debt; 220,000 shares of cumulative preferred
$i.00;
par.
'
1,400,000
ana
and >tne, respective
by them
Eastman
principal
Securities & Co.
100,000
2,000,000
White,
•>
Laurence
Allen & Co,1,500,000
Becker At
G.
A.
Inc.
Co.
bonds
new
•
&
M.
Co.l_____
$750,000
Marks-
..
*•
.
Riter & Co.L-_^_:;£_fr_'ir'
Ball, Burge & -Kfaus__Z_'
560,000
.
of 8/>.:/.•/
.,
McDonnell
The
intensified,'^Mr.
+","50b'.000
Lestrange
serves
Co._Zi_
Witter/&
Co. i—
1,000,000
R.
--
L.
Burns
900,000
Day
Bros.* &
250,000
Inc.
t
also V.
"
750,000
137,
776.
p.
..
..
.'Or '
///Z .*
?.-"* This
company
^covering
••*;» SEC
filed
of
$8,000,000
offered ;"fdi*
staten^eht with:
registration
a
meiit
V
first" mortgage bonds,/ due-'1938,'"to
•
close
be
had
have been
efforts
other
re-
be
applied to
the
company's
the first quarter,
achieved in
those
to
and
have
the: fiscal'year
ending
'
Oct.
should
31
added.
he
good,
be
' -
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co.—Bids Maroh ,5—
•
construction
.
Feb.
SEC covering 490 shares of
£■,
.
corporation
be
offered
$23,000,
to
in
creditors
and ; 260
filed
4
o:i
letter'of
a
common stock,
to
are
of
of
which
to install and assemble
wheat
a
230 shares
indebtedness
offered
be
washer
In
offered
prooeeds
solids
stock (par
/
and -for
to
are
amount
stockholders'
to
<$100 per share). No.;underwriting is involved. The
./
of
'.PROCEEDS—-The net
at-par
to be* ',
are
^
--Marme ; Insurance -Uo.)'-.-wrote
year's
-*
$175,832,000.
-
-in
for
/
1956..
-."Investment"*' income, * before, tuxes for
$26,478,000, Tip" 5.3% 'froni last year's
:Net
-
.
operating income for the
1950.
".,
2
-
:
vNorbh
the
v
sale
these
of
group
"
'
is sold,
is* to
it
'
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
cents)
stock ;i(par ,40
Common
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
.
________
288,000 shs.
*
Delaware on March
-•
8, 1956, for the purpose of engaging in the business of salvaging the
\
Consolidated assets at market values as of-*Dec. 31,
1957 • were*
cargoes
of sunken ships
and the general steamship business.
The
$867,392,000, an increase of $9,920,000, or 1.20, Over .1956.
'
company's executive office is at 1214 Ainsley Building, Miami, Fla.
-SPolicynolders'
surplus
on
a
consolidated
basis * (Capital, ..stated
:
It also maintains an office at 100 West Tenth St., Wilmington, Del.
surplus ..and voluntary reserves) " totaled $399,62/000 Ut'Hhe year's"^'
V.'. 7-On Dec./31, 1956, the officers and directors of Isthmus Steamship
end, a decrease-from last year of $38,842,000 o»&0£r.-—V. 186," p. : 2370,
Co.,iJ3. --A., transferred all assets, properties, titles, rights, Interests,
and all*.items,, of value
to the present company In exchange for its
International Bank, Washington, D. V. — Debentures;
c&pii^cil stock
L
Sold Privately—The directors on Feb. 1_7 authorized and ;v - The company has conducted extensive research which reveals that
from
.
BUSINESS—The
company
incorporated -in
was
f
•
the
Co.—Earnings Lower—
today reported that 1957 estimated net earnings from
operations, after related Federal income taxes bub
cost .of Its exploration program, amounted to $13,048,000.
gas
borate,
"
"
•
located subtanstial amounts of colemanite, or
boron mineral, on the Mojave Desert In California,
has
company
a
announced
was
Feb.
on
11.
discovery
minerals
hard
which the company is in
on
TO
16,500
comparable figure for 1956 was $13,224,000.
The
r
.*
EFFECT
copper
was made
on leases
made through the company's
department, established to carry , on exploration.
^
j
It could prove of considerable
value in the future, according to
George G. Montgomery, President.
At present, no market exists for
the product but it might become raw material in connection with tho
high energy fuel program.
The company has perfected its claims In the desert area, which ia
far removed from any of the company's owned lands.
If Kern's discovery
proves of future value
as a base for missilo
fuel or in some other capacity
as
an
energy
carrier, the company
would need partners to
carry
on the
development, Mr.- Montgomery
the
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
4/
and
C This
.
of
electrolytic
capacity of
new
initial
calcium
board of directors, assuming the
purchase a 1,500 to 2,000 deadweight tons
intention
r
was-
'
(about 15.0%)
shares
increase Capacity of New
Announces New Discovery—
.
aggregate
vessel,'.an oil -burner, completely equipped,
.
$15,114,000. 'down $5 C20 0001
V- -•'/•' *■
"
,
company
oil
The
'
North America
$25,155,000.
group was
the
from
offering
the
/j.,negotiaUbn/V,/://':v^(_:v/.i. *
"
The
its
of West Palm ©each, Fla.,
National Bank
$90,000
of
from
Underwriter. /-*
entire, issue
;,r,
$112,559,000
■'/'
minimum
The/immediate
v.
funds' received
escrow
Atlantic
ninety, days
the
due
'..*
last
over
Kayser,
in
Millikcn, Vice-President,
R.
an
before
will
with the
-.the
witliin
not
: America
increase
increase ' oyer
ll.*7>
;■»»-
129?
n
Insurance/ Co.of
/Indemnity
-
wrote -,$125,723,000
written
.
$197,015,000/
shareholder
acquired 126,605 Kayser common
Kern County Land
to purchase a vessel
salvage equipment, dock
used
be
leasing
*.-•
»
•
to
are
including
net proceeds is secured.
If,
date, the minimum amount is.
sold, all funds will be returned to the purchasers less commissions
until
-Premiums*.'.wi'ltten by North America Companies in 1957 topped, the r
figures* by nearly 12% /Tising. from $288,391,000'to $322,738 900/
' ^ohn A.. Diemand, President announced that tne fire qnd marine
companies .(.Insurance Co. of. North America"and Philadelphia--Fire
•
;
l
*
/
proceeds
capital,
/-The 'company
securities
1956
V
working
etc.'
space,
system.
recovery
Insurance Co. of North America—New Records—
-•.-.v
Co., Washington, D. C., on Feb. 11
publicly an issue of 150,000 shares of common
100) at $2 per share on a best-efforts basis.
—Robert L.. Ferman &
'
cancellation
shares
single
largest
,
Isthmus Steamship & Salvage Co. Inc.—Stock Offered
.
with'the!
notification
statements of Roth, Mr.:
merger will Involve no
on Feb.
18 announced that the
refinery near Baltimore, Md„ will
tons a month. The original plan
called for an installation with an initial capacity of 7,000 tons li&onthly,
and costing approximately $20,000,000.
*
For many years most of Kennecott's electrolytic refining has been
clone by the American Smelting & Refining Co.
However, an agreement
has just been reached with that company whereby Kennecott's refining
commitments to. them will be reduced effective July 1, 1960, thus per-*
mitting the increase in the initial capacity of Kennecott's refinery.
:
The larger plant will cost approximately $30,000,000 and will employ
570 people.. Some copper from Kennecott's domestic mines, as well ad
copper from Its Chilean subsidiary, Braden Copper Co., will be used to
supply the enlarged plant. The refinery will furnish electrolytic coppef
for markets in both Europe and the United States. The M. W. Kellogg Co. was recently awarded the contract for en¬
gineering and construction of the plant which is expected to be in
operation in 1959.—V. 187, p. 677.
-
Frank
company's
improve-.
an
-
Tlie
plus 125,000 authorized
undisclosed amount of.
of the notes
would bo
Electrolytic Copper Refinery—
'Chairman*,
ings' for
^^V.^186/^r*25^;
Industrial Processes Inc., Aberdeen, Wash.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
1 *
*•/-//•
Inc.,
Mills,
Kennecott Copper Corp.—To
that date.
use on
//.v; Thet! Company-jwill .upf to 10:30 a.m. (CST) on March 5 receive at
program.-Construction■The" First;-National Bank of Chicago, .38 South Dearborn St., Chicago,
expenditures for the years 1958-61 period, are estimated* at'*-appfoxi-"
111,, -bids for the purchas-e from it of $9,000,000 convertible debentures
mately $12,67.5.000 for 1958, $12,413,000 for 1959, $18,769,000 for 1960,
cue March
1, 1968. See/tilso V. 187, p. 677.
"
•/; anh $8,448,000 in 1961 or $52,305,000 in the aggregate.—V/T86, p. 730. '
-will
an
partly from units of List Industries, Inc.
Roth,
a
privately-owned
company,
has
annual
rales
of
about*
$43,000,000, the announcement disclosed. Kayser had sales of $64,983,-**
564 in its latfest fiscal year ended June 30, 1907.—V. 186, p. 1092.
likely for the last half of the fiscal year, J. Frank Hudson,
said; on -Feb. 10. Volume of business and net earn-
is
Board
the^;"*
public sale at competitive bidding/-;
'/<* Pr7,;
';/■ .>/
v
Net proceeds will be used to repay short-term bank borrowings of
$4,500,000 incurred for construction pf utility plant and the balance,
■--v
of
company
will benefit from the recent reduction in the prime
Hudson vsaldf Bank borrowings Jan. 31 totaled $40,725,000
Mr.
will'be
& Light Co.—Register .With - SEC
Feb!;* 14
on
-
and
amount
Kayser shares. Mr. Feinberg said none of the Hamil-.
been sold nor will they be sold.
Chester H. Roth,
the
Roth concern,
said earlier in February . that his
President
?
:
7,Indianapolis Power
.
increased but collection
I..,', and 11Ar/o of the lines'of credit were in
i'7
*
.
..
shar.i;
a
Tlie
have
gain
a
•>*
___
/ See
.
$20
shares;
notes.
the June 30, 1958, financial
He added that tlie proposed
Textile
shares
$30,-
with
compared
ton
t<i'Approximately $600,000 of receivables were recently purchased with
the acquisition "of loan offices at Huchinson and at Miami.
T ' ://Indicatibns! are* that earnings in the current quarter ending April 30
Denton,
'
.
the
for
at
common
company
rate,
Evans & Co. Inc.-____._-*. 250,000
i Relnholdt & Gardner^ l'"*"250,000
Tucker, Anthony &
$33,759,129,
was
said*. -Credit loss provisions «nd
quarter from $341,220 to $475,120.
Hudson
increased
it The
*>l i
&
made
upon
said.
Hamilton
-v
Delinquencies-"have ■'• not
^500,000
&-Co._^_,_u_
Ohio
J■*'
.•
Kayser
long-term
expenditure of cash by Kayser.
: Kayser has 762,448 common shares presently outstanding,
according
to
the
announcement.
Mr.
Feinberg
Is
principal
stockholder
of
year ago.
a
Notes receivable were $68,091,293, against $62,917,300,
375j352.
*,
Goodbody & 'CoLl5O0.-OOO
Ira Haupt fe Cd.-n-Ji'-'J' - 500.000 ;*
Arthurs,
volume"of-doans
Total
•
stock
common
owning 211,738
incpme^w^s;$2,722,999, compared with $2,548,155
^ Gross.
..
' 750,bbo
Dean
dependent
Feinberg
was
accounted tor the-60,000 share increase.
/
-
.
-
V *"
'
*■
Securities Co.—Reports Smaller Profits—
•'/ "
|
Interstate
into
unissued
but
subordinated
after
*•'.750,000
y
,
*
branch offices: in Indiana. Illinois, Kansas,
Tennessee and Missouri.—V. 182, p. 2130.
l Net income for the quarter ended Jan. 31, 1958
Securities
- •
' ■
V
'"Corp.
* 1,500,000
Ladenburg, Thalmann
f
'-€o.'^::.:-.;
: ,-1.500,000 /
Francis I.. duPont & Co. 1,250,000
Lee Higginson Curp.___l, 1,000,000
/
V.
Vf
be*-'-purchased
/• r
Co.*
t
.
1,500,000
Equitable
<
.
'
the
-/
'
vertible
operates'1 111
company
Kentucky, 'Virginia,
-
$331,110, equal
preferred dividends to 45 cents a share on the outstanding
E. F. Hutton & Co.__/_
-750,000 u, 660,000 shares of common, compared with $376,323,
or 56 cents a
"Johnston, Lemon & Cb./Z750,0()0
/.share oh 600,000 shares outstanding a year ago, A 10c'o stock dividend
& [ Co._':__ 2,000,000
Weld
of
new^bonds -to
Fahnestock
■u
'
purchasers
oi
.
'
stock,
.
,
*
'
Goldman, Sachs & Co
the
amounts
Union,'"'
Dillon,
stock.
common
of
names
forth^below:
set
are
of
snares
UNDERWRITERS—the
:
7
(883)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
added.—V.
187, p. 776.
■.
'
(G. R.) Kinney Co., Inc.—January Sales Up—
,
;.r
,
placed by private sale
.5%
i-George
1
.the
an
Olmsted,
debentures
Insurance
President,
would
and
Co.
$1-0
share.
per
that the proceeds of the sale of
purchase -stock of Hawkeye-Security
stated
used
be
United
at
to
Service
Life
Insurance
Co.
securities
and
"
-
of
Oceanic
Corp.,
^The
Trading
Co.,
Inc.,
its
and
subsidiary,
Landair
Associated
the latter a substantial holder of the common stock
Corp. With the sale of the debentures, the assets
Inc.,
Equity
international
Bank
now
exceed
$11,000,000.—V.
136,
of.
6.
p.
This
that
all
-and
company
-agreement
an
has
pending
litigation
i;Tlie
settlement
Plywood
been
signed
between
disposes
Corp.,
providing
the
two
finally
of
137,
instituted
suit
nearly
two
years
ago
by Harbor Plywood against the former Long-Bell Lumber;
prior *4o that company's merger with International Paper
hi
November, 1956. It was stated today that International has agreed to
..
Harbor Plywood long-term cutting rights on
known as the Peterman Tract on the Lewis
:
from
acres
of
land,
River,
owned by the Northern Pacific Ry. in the State of Washington, toigether with 700 acres of land directly owned by Harbor Plywood. The
acquisition
considerably
improves
International's
timber
supply
in
the area supporting 4he Long-Bell Division's operations at Longview.
7
I
30,738,507
Plywood
Aberdeen
officials
rights wlil
cutting
stated
not
that
affect
the
sale
the
of
company's
the
Peterman
operation
its
of
plant and other manufacturing operations or its distributing
throughout the country, all of which will be continued as
facilities
heretofore.
12,055,000
months
tlie
Of
$2,000,000 paid In connection with settlement of the suit,
plus legal and other expenses still to be determined will be
applied to reduce the number of unissued International Paper common
shares reserved under the
Certificates of Contingent Interest
which
former
Long-Bell stockholders ^received on the
merger., Under
the
merger terms,
50,000-unissued' shares of International common we
so reserved pending conclusion of both the Harbor Plywood lawsuit and
the determination ;«f possible additional Federal tax liabilities againstLong-Bell for ihe:years 1942 through 1949 and lor 1952. "Any shares
*
remaining
/rata
holders
to
can
yet
matters
after both
be
the
of
set
as
will
be
delivered
Certificates'of Contingent Interest.'
when
to
finally settled
are
the
tax
matter
be
may
No
settled.—V.
pro
date
186*"
184a
p.
of Central America—Earns. Lower
Month of January—
revenue
Ihcome
1958
$1,610,404
159,788
351,772
76,985
199,471
58,220
177,245
from railway operations
available
for
fixed
187, p.
charges
46.
earnings were adversely affected by higher
charges, declining steel demand, and the
operations arising from construction
half of 1957,
the last
interest
depreciation
ond
unavoidable
interference
activity at the Fontaua,-* Calif.,
company's expansion program.
*
Kalamazoo
.
1
4
.
earnings
Dec,, 31—I
taxes
Canadian taxes
186,
p.
per
on
inc.
$3,300,413
1958—12 Mos^—1957
$3,647,196 $66,638,362 $67,184,603
Finance
Corp.,
Evansville,
Ind.
—
Places
Nbtes Privately—This corporation has placed a $3,000,000
issue of senior notes due 1970 with six insurance com¬
was announced on Feb. 18. Participants were:
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York, $1,200,000; John
panies, it
Mutual
Life
Insurance
Co.,
$750,000;
-each $200,000; and
Lutheran Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
The financing was arranged through Dean
Witter & Co. acting as agent for the borrower.
$150,000.
loan
proceeds
and
Subs.)—
1957
1956
$14,150,323 $14,446,230
1,483,850
1,932,671
762,973
999„934
$932,737
$1.03
"Ry.—Earnings—
$465,413
$394,054
284,749
203,056
$180,664
105,125
In
will
business
retail
sales
be
added
since
phases
to
of
working
The
1920.
the
firm
capital.
Is
installment
The
engaged
credit
-corporation
In
the
business.
small
The
of $99,733 received by the company
oper.
company
company's diversified program has been moved ahead on the*
by the acquisition
of Clark's Welding Works, Perkins,
Julien
R.
Steelman,
President,
stockholders
company
$190,993
74,863
1957—12 Mos,—1956
$5,025,488 $5,046,377
3,010,327
3,181,269
$2/015,161
812,262
$1,865,103
713,976
enable
0"r
Mr. Steelman said.
told the shareholders that the volume of construc¬
country will probably be as high in 1958 as 1957, but
of business
Koehring will derive from this will lunge
batching plants,
Mr.
Steelman
the
for
volume
the
mind of our customers.
Steelman snid, this company expecvS 1953
volumewlse and profitwise as 1957.
Koehring earned $1,937,070 in 1957 which, after adoption of a Lno
inventory adjustment, was equal to $1.16 per share on 1,481,740 shares
outstanding.
Sales totaled $55,668,000.—V. 187, p. 776.
largelv
on
the
.
to
the frame of
aggregate, Mr.
the
about
be
_
same
of
will
Co.—Proposed Merger—
vote
April
15
on
Chester H. Roth Co. Inc.
President, said that
Feinberg,
Co., Ltd.—Registrar-
Bank, New York City, has been
appointed sole registrar for the GMi % cumulative participating pre¬
Chemical
ferred
shares.—V.
Corn
180,
Exchange
p.
1955.
Kresge Co.—January
Sales Higher-
—V.
approving
the merger
187, p. 323,
into
Sales Off—
$9^8769
Invited to Resign—
Ail trustees of the Kress Foundation who refuse to recognize
tho
concept of "non-interference" with the management and operation ot
S. H. Kress & Co. were "invited" to resign Feb.
14 by R. H. Kress,
only surviving founder of the company and Foundation.
In
a
statement made
at a special meeting ol' the Foundation
trustees, Mr. Kress, who is President of the board of trustees and
also Chairman
of the Board of the Kress company, charged t.iaj
*
Dissident Foundation Trustees
of
certain
If
$22,024,924 $20,822,621
'
MonthofJ.n""ry-
b
1957
1958
Month of JanuarySales
(S. H.) Kress & -Co.—January
Issue
the transaction 1s ap¬
proved, the merger is expected to be completed in August. The merged
concern
would become one of the biggest hosiery manufacturers and
the name would be changed to Kayser-Roth Corp.
Tlie
plan provides that in exchange for the Roth assets, Kayser
Will deliver 375,000 shares of a new Issue of preferred stock, con¬
Abraham
announced on Feb. 18.
and services acquired from Clark's Welding W'cuks
California division to widen its product line and
markets in the sale of specialized construction equipment and concrete*
equipment
The
Light Co.—Plans Financing—
plans to
Kayser &
(Julius)
The
three months ol
Coast
Calif.,
Tim
$10,000,000 of first mortgage bonds to
help defray part of its $11,500,000 3958 construction program, Balfour
Jeffrey, President, announced on Feb. 14. The company, he said,
expects to file a registration statement with the Securities and Ex¬
change Commission covering the new financing before Spring.
In
October,
1954. the company announced private placement of a
$10,000,000 issue ol 3Va'.c bonds, due 1984.—-V. 185, p. 626. ^
this
during August and
Koehring Co.—Acquisition—
This
West
•
operations—;
income
187., p. .328.
way
The
$1.93
expanded manu¬
Palestine, Texas, plant, and of the completely
Conn. Initial production is scheduled fo*
February at Palestine and for July at Danielson,—V. 187. p. 46.
tion
Lincoln
National Life Insurance Co., $500,000; Indianapolis Life
Insurance Co. and Equitable Life Insurance Co. of Iowa,
been
(&
$720,877
$0.80
1957—Mouth—1956
Period End. Dec. 31—
Railway oper. revenue
Railway oper. expenses
—V.
■
outstanding at Dec. 31, 1957.
"Koor" Industries & Crafts
rv.
$1.9$
$2.44
(includ¬
730.
Kansas Power &
The
(est.)
(903,577 shares)
share
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf
Net
95,911
$1.24
facturing facilities at our
new
plant at Danielson,
the
*
-/-
before'income
United States Ac
—V.
above, the sum
145.
187, p.
Interstate
.
■
^
sales
Profit,
Co.
Parchment
-Vegetable
Three Months Ended
Net
$223,743
$279,032
114,534
September of the past fiscal year. " »
■Substantial progress has been made during the first
fiscal 1958 towards completion of the construction of
will
Earnings Off— J;
Stores, Inc.—January Sales Up
1958—Month—1957
Sales
Hancock
connection with
benefited
456.
p.
income)—
month period ended Dec. 31, 1957. Of the total sum of $406,589 di¬
rected by the Court to be repaid to the company, settlement has been
made for $402,396, Including, In addition to the $302,663 referred to
(S. S.)
Period End. Ji n. 31—
has
mill in
steel
from savings resulting from an agreement
to file consolidated income tax returns with Kaiser Industries Corp.
in the amount of $5,350,000 in 1957 and $5,390,000 in 1956.—V. 187,
earnings
223,743
with
Net revenue from rail-
Interstate Department
—V.
1957, net earnings
»
1957
$1,404,2G5
revenues
income
—V.
1956,
Net earnings
Railway operating
Net
In
31,
ended Dec.
months
three
or
share.
Net
International Rys.
Net
hi 1956.
78 cents per common share. For the same three
net earnings -were $4,960,000 -or $1.35 per common
$3,085,090
Net
$750,000
the
common
<
1956
$7,898,834
136,663
stock outstand. at end of period
♦Based on number of shares
.35,626,852
9,300,000
21,438,507 23,571,852
$5.91
< - $6,57
stock. In 1957 and 3,246,500
stock
on,3,249^500 shares of
common -stock
.'NOTES—For
were
In
Harbor
Tract
of
*
Durhig December the company negotiated final settlement or Its lawduring 1954 against certain former officers and others who
had -wrongfully diverted company funds to themselves.
The settlement
resulted In receipt by the company of $300,000 in December, supple*
meriting an amount of $2,663 received in October. These two amounts,
totaling- $302,663 before taxes and $136,663 after provision for taxefc
thereon, have been recorded as Extraordinary income" in the three*
——-
—-
Earnings jper share- o«n oommon
shares
Wash.
-
1__
1957
$8,494,710
142,369
suit begun
$
$
208,307,615 201,489,824
——
after taxes (IncL extraord.
extraordinary income)
^Earnings per share of common stock
ing extraordinary income)
—
1956
1957
-
earnings-,
Net
'
■>Earnings per share of common stock (excluding
Increased—Net Profit Off—
,
pales
♦Based
27,000
2757.
(& Subs.)—Sales at Higher Rate—
extraordinary income)
(less est. taxes thereon)
incomb
Shares of com.
.
Earnings (before Federal taxes on incomes
Federal taxes on Income (estimated)
•
pay Harbor Plywood .$2,000,000 in connection with this settlement.
In
addition, -the
two
companies announced that .International is
186, p.
and V.
after taxes (excl.
Income
,
/
Co,,
purchasing
328
p.
1957
$2,414,000
1958
$3,233,000
—
sales
Income
456.
p.
Year Ended Dec. 31—
-I.
Net
companies.
the
187,
Extraordinary
$32,909,289 $31,669,583
Kaiser Steel Corp.- -Sales
Feb. 14 announcedfor final settlement of
on
/
Three Months Ended Dec. 31—
Net
Co
Harbor
' '
"
a
Knox Glass, Inc.
1957
1958
/
.
sales ——.__*__
Retail
Litigation Expected to Be
Settled—Buys Certain Cutting Rights—
-
"Z "
January—
'■
"
•
4 Weeks Ended Jan. 25—
—V.
International Paper
<
'
'
(& Subs.)—January Sales Up—
Jewel Tea Co. Inc.
:
of
of
appears
salvage
.
stock of the Bank
—V.
feasible lor the company to obtain title or contracts to
approximately sixty ships which have valuable cargoes, said
ships "lying in less than 100 feet of water.
The extension of theso
operations Is contingent on funds being available for that purpose.
The company is negotiating with foreign ship brokers to purchase
a
foreign
flag
vessel.
Terms
of
purchase include transfer of
registry to 'Panama or Honduras flag.-—V. 187, p. 677.
it
issue of $4^000,000 of five-year
convertible after Dec. 31, 1958/into
debentures,
common
'Month
Sales
of
directors
charged
of
the
The
Last
trustees
the
invitation")
them
October
men
this hoard at my
policies of the hocu-d
Chairman.
Lia
contest to obtain control
who came
on
I am
with undertaking a proxy
board of directors.
holds about 32% of the stock of
the trustees who had previously authorized
company
Kress
("and
"arc attacking and criticizing the
tlie Kress company, of which
oi
Foundation
.
_
Kress Co.
Mr. Krcu*
8
to
the
vote
proxies
the stock
for
wise,
deemed
passed a resolu¬
determine now
the
May 13.
This move- was led by Harold H. Helm; who is also a, director of
P. W. Woolworth k Co.; G. Keith Funston, President of the New York
Stock Excluuge; Frank M. Folaom, R. C. A. executive; and Paul L.
Troast,
contractor
: and
uubuccesslul
Republican
candidate
lor
Governor
of
New
Jersey.
Other
trustees opposing Mr.
Kress are:
A. J. Sordoni, Utllces Burre, Pennsylvania contractor; A. C.
Campbell,'
retired Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Vice-President,, and Dr. F. D.
Murphy. Chancellor. of the University of Kens as*
,• *,
•:. >
tion
authorizing
proxies would
majority
a
be voted
he
as
of
trie
March
to
trustees
the annual
at
.
flict
Federal--Trude
of
Commission
is
presently
the
which
the
trustees
would
company,
take
Co
propose
the
in
>xlfairs
on
It
jiuh.ksC*..
' F will
resist"
','
!
Railway oper.
Railway ©per;
'
Net
.
$./0,049;
revenue...:
exjH-ns.s..
from
rev.
ry.
Lane
8102,619
"
-314,122
-
railway —
>
■
>;
■
-%
■;
■
187,
'
of
$4,580,417
—
187, p. 328.
>
.
income
Year Ended Oct.
sales
before
1957
taxes
Provisions for Federal Income taxes
Net
(estimated) -'
profit-.
Common
Capital
1,884,400
'
Earnings
per
outstanding.
at
common
share:
Dec.
$2.09
Railway
Railway
1957—Month—1956
$404,861?
oper.. revenue—
oper.
$572,158
.-
532,352
cxi>enses
on
directors
time
ry.
$14,871
1,067
144,687
income—-
oper.
* Deficit.—V. 187,
p.
Canadian
Marine
$1,658,997
was
Merger
Texas,
of
2,001,511
with
In
has
according
Board
been
to
an
corporation
approved
and
by
Ling
the
-announcement
the
upon
issuance
Corporations
excess
to
Mr>
The
of
of
the
State
ofof
of
definitive
a
of
the
Feb.
of
15
by
Inc;
both
Merger,
of
Dallas,-
J.
,
900,800
included
shares
of
common
stock
the
group
in addition
to
r
months'
on
sales
of
$39,902,000
common
stock:
an Increase of 48%
over the 71 cents
period last year.
company had 1,678,987 shares outstanding at the end of "the*
period, which included shares Issued for
acquisitions, for conversion of
100% of the original preferred
stock, and for conversion of all but
$1,002,000 of the company's
outstanding convertlble 'debentures.
"The increase in the sales and
earnings of the company for the last
realized
in
the
the
same
The
rate
months of the' eur*ent fiscal year reflect the
continued growth and
expansion of the Litton organization and
developments, as well as the
addition of the Monroe
Calculating Machine Co.,** Mr; Thornton stated.
The company reported for the
same
six months' period last year
sales of $12,402,000. and
earnings of $811,000 or 71 cents a share on
the
1,132,345 shares
except
on
a
Lines.
first
cents
30
last
addition
Ship,
Railway
oper.
expenses
ry.
oper.
187,
Lake
Into
during tbe
S.
lurgical
"freeze,"
the
banking
$23,000,000
business
include
the
products,
of
57%
St.
raised
was
•
Midland
with
the
i
consolidated
Shore" National
into
Bank
Jamestown,
Farmers
National
National
$9,197,404
2,118,326
$8,992,531"
,
total
in
tractors'
securities
Bank
1,898,048
5aJS oper; -revenue,/
epor. -expenses
Railway
20.797.476
The
first
&
Payment
Louis,
will
National
Trust
The. First
way
operations—4.031.660
/
changes,
core
to
be
room,
2'397'270 '/^2,382,372
41,275,445
23,828,588
and
loans
and
Mo.
^
after
,
in
time
for. 1959
production,
include
^rsrdetoteceid-a special.6%
52 210 581
30,661^1
Dividend—Sales Increased
and
announced, that
earnings of tile company.
6tock dividend payable
of
addifcfon declared the regular quarterly cash divif. io.
the^common and preferred stocks. The stock dividend
^ on. .April -15. to stockholders of (ecord March 21
1958
*
Th* regular quarterly cash dividends of 37
per share'
on
the
common stock «nd-59%c
per-share on Hie -preferred etock are
$
.%
■
$
•
m.
y
expenses _—*
taxes
16;828,101
14,770.270 186,601,484 176,409.999.
3,034,766
30,185,474
28,199,770
income
2,310,860
opeiating taxes—
1,085,314
1,351,484
16,818,954
16,231,814
operating
2,873,980
3,274,241
34,793,059
30,833,784.
28,014,037
after
Income
charges
187, p.
f3,001,614 "30,391,817
2,414,026'
,
575.
"—*
"
'
>
•
13
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line. Co.- for $17,000,000 ior Illegally,
depriving Michigan Consolidated and lis customers of huge quantities
ol natural gas during the past six years.
■;;
...
The' suit,
largest of its kind In htllity history, was fi!»d in-the
sued
.
'
case
Contracts for
facilities
of
hew
equipment.
The
work
Involved
in
the
new
Month
of
January—
Sales
i
—
—V.
187,
678.
p.
Panhatidle
accordance
In
'
the
1957
its
bill
past
of
complaint, Midtrgah Consolidated contends that during-'
years Panhandle lias " "wrongfullyT and unlawfully"
100 billion "cubic feet of gas which-should have been
six
than
utility customers on an Interruptible basis.
Michigan' Conrolidated said that the difference
industrial
such
full
the
share
per
30,
in
1957
$9,671,654.
were
first
the
half
of
fiscal
-
1958
■
-
$2.69
were
approximately
$17,000,000.
Michigan
Con-:
that this loss of revenue would continue until
complied-with the FPC orders or there was
*
31,
was
by the government to
$418,180,017; but all orders
On Dec.
31,
be
are
$548,154,982, and the
against this
priority
a
subject
to
the government,
-
continued
cancel
at
the
refused
-
all
taxes,
was
approximately
"This
amount is equivalent
to
outstanding on Dec. 31,
proiit of $2,062,860, or. $4.04
$6.55
in
'
1956.
"The
backlog
billings,
—V.
p.
of
1
business
731.
share
on
■
Jan.
on
the
same
:
1,
as
,
with
510,152
1958,
at
513,607
on
compared
share
'
'
substantially
was-
186,
.
a
1957,
a
$3,364,125 for
based
the
-
.
on
the
McLellan
Month
Sales
—V.
of
Stores
January-
1187,
p.
Sales
V
.i*l—
329.-
excess
aside
1958
that—thd'
was
decided
a
space
the
t-o
Industrial
Michigan
to
its
utility
customers
gas
fall
gas
could
to
on
because it owned underground
be held for future-us".
comply
to utilities.
Panhandle then appealed to .the.,
order, but this appeal was denied.
making its "wrongful and unlawful" sales,"
from February 1952 until the summer of 1956
FPC
shortage
of
natural
Michigan Consolidated
heating customers and
P. S.
plants.
*
was-able
Commission
to
iho
halt all
These i restrictions
to
gas
was
supply.
forced
-
to
company
As
Interruptible
continued
a-result
curtail
was
until
the-
required
sales
gas
"Michigan
additional gas supplies from a new
American Louisiana Pipe Line Co.
W.
G.
Maguire, Chairman of Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.,
stated the Michigan Consolidated .suit "is completely without merit.",
pipeline constructed by
anticipated
1957."
obtain
the
lie said Panhandle Eastern has had no contract to sell
gas to Michigan
Consolidated since Dec. 31, 1951.
In <he "period ;since then, Panhandle
"been: delivering
127,000,000 "cubic feet " of gas dally to'
Consolidated under -specific orders- of- the 'Federal Power:
Panhandle,
Mr." Maguire .continued, has -pending" anappllcation for complete abandonment of this-service. The case haS"
has
Michigan
Commission.
1957
$3,384,967
been
.<
p.
tried and Is
2154.
•
'
-
.
on.
received
gas
the
severe
shortage.
of
gas
was
Consolidated
suffering
this
Consolidated
shares
.
$3,549,959
asked
its suit
with
this-order, but--it"
and subsequently asked the FPC lo
conducting * extensive
hearings,
the ' FPC
cancellation and reaffirmed its order to Pan¬
requested
by
Higher—
.
company
After
Panhandle
Eastern
:
The
sales
illegal
set
additlon
common
of
make
order.
sell
was
consolidated
beginning
which-the
to
of
1957.
common
to
excess
Panhandle
to
Michigan
Moorhouse, Executive Vice-President and Treasurer, on Feb. 1
net
profit of the company and its subsidiaries,
for
suit.
Under this order Michigan Consolidated
courts
"Consolidated
after allowance
its
handle
1957 the payroll listed 24,711 workers.—V. 186, p. 2313.
(Arthur G.) McKee & Co.—Earnings Show Gain—
R.
In
did
its
While
H.
the
be
purchase of such
the
on
only
backlog
termination
sell
basis.
fields
storage
amount
expended
to
interruptible
Not
1957
of
damages continue to "Increase until
Panhandle
Panhandle
on
'
Dec.
out
required to pay »uterest on-the money due.
Michigan Consolidated's complaint points put that on Feb. 20,-1952
the FPC, over the objections of Panhandle, hssued an order directing
iialf of fiscal 1957.
on
the
of
that
and
shares outstanding following the 4% stock dividend on Jan..
1, 1958, compared with $2.44 per share on the same basis for the first
backlog
sold
wholes
Panhandle
as
determination
amount
31,
ended June
year
between :the
totals
users
pointed
time
final
a
$4,261,988 on sales of $210,931,821 for the
1957, being the first half of the company's
compared with earnings of $3,862,453 on sales of$125,545,573 for the first half of fiscal 1957. Earnings after taxes for
were
Dec.
sol«J*
its
sale price of the gas which it was entitled to purchase from Panhandle
and
the
resale
price at which the gas-would
have been
sold to
$6,767,426
--*•
1958,
year
,
handle
KOlidated
months ended
.
.
refused to-sdll ;its excess gas'to Nlichigen -Consolidated.
with the FPC orders, the suit, claims.
Instead, Pan-.'
illegally sold the ifas to certain industrial customers and made,
unauthorized and improper deliveries to a few selected customers.
By selling gas direfetly To industrial users' Panhandle was able to
make extra profits becausf 'such sales are not-subject to rate rcgula- •
tion by the FPC.
If the gas had'been sold; to Michigan Consolidatedand otlier utilities, Panhandle "would have been permitted to
charge,
only the regulated rates fixed by the Federal Government;•
.
In
MeDonitell Aircraft Corp.—Sales and Earnings Rise—
fiscal
.
of excess gas which it has had available on its pipeline '*
Michigan Consolidated has made repeated efforts to purchase J
to 100 million cubic feet a day of additional ^as from Pauhantll-e :
for storage "and for sale to industrial plants.
*•;..>
'
$6,692,377
———_
•
a
tip
it
1958
.
company,' is
quantities
the,
'
pipe line
Consolidated.
gas
Panhandle,-an Inter¬
wholesale supplier of gas
system.
have not been
program
Mich.
Court;in Detroit,
*
produce include -those used for the
and center housing of Massey-Ferguson tractors.
the
natural
District
to Michigan
'
'
'
'
'
; "•!.
/
The
suit
charges that since Feb. 20, 1952,' Panhandle has beenrequired by
orders of
the
Federal
Power
Commission
to
sell
to.
Michigan Consolidated - and
its 1 other
utility
customers; the
large -
will
186, p. 421.
Federal
B.
state
>
larger
installation
the
to common
payable
1957—12 Months—1956
v.
This company, a subsidiary of .American Natural Gas Co.. oh Feb.
new
a
shipping facilities, enlargement and redesigning
new
~
of t^e B,oard' on Feb. 13
reoord eales
1957—Month—1956
•
\
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—Files Suit—
mortgages
and
the
net
Stock
on March 1, next,
$10,000
1954 at 100%
plus -accrued'
St. Louis Union Trust Co.,
22,430.761 268.398,971 251.675.367
—V.
company to produce the large castings
purchased from outside suppliers, Mr. Wallace said.
the expanded facilities will provide jobs for approxi¬
shares
Magnavox Co.—5%
Sept. 1,
at the
23,098,255
Net
of
Co.
capital funds during the year were made in six of
and totalled $14,150,020.—V. 187, p. 329.
completed
new
room
castings
said:
4,434,482
chemicals, paints and metal¬
derrick heavy hoist.—-'V. 186,
redemption
made
National
will allow the
now
convenience of
"
for
dated
be
Pe»lod End. Dec. 31—
Net
,
cleaning
1957—12 Mos.—1956
* "
of
and
revenues
fhto
150 additional workers.
•
•
The current plant is a modern, mechanized
foundry of 163,000 square
which was built in 1945.
At present it produces smaller castings
for
Massey-Harris-Ferguson's farm equipment.
Plant additions and
16,866,492 204,062,815 195,810,854
""
to New
included a
13,
5
Midland
Dunkirk
21,300.974 245,338,260 248,021,435
16,765,816
Net revenue from rail-
salvage
called
bonds,
mortgage
Federal
feet
was
RR^-Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
Feb.
Operating
banks
normal
Marine
of
Bank
into
46%
were
authorized
Period End. Deo. 31—
manufacture
$
deposits.
the
completed,
The
Louisville ^ Nashville
Feb.
since
Michigan Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
increased
year
Earnings after taxes
$790,302
177,271
awarded
Merritt
by
Operating
$62,290,000 to $1,941,500,000 of
demand deposits and 30.8% are time deposits. Cash
are
of
Earnings
24 782
contract
received
marine
been
have
first
interest.
1,584,790
$597,966
the quarterly cashbacklog a year ago
company's
Methodist Church of Clinton (Mo.)—Partial Redempt'n
There
was
Marine
business
mately
per
2,193',698
Income.....
per
154.
Other
Bank .of
The
Government
; The program
for
six
p.-329.
-
when
5,
cents
•
the
to
new
operations
McCrory Stores Corp—January Sales Off—
1957—Month—1956
1957—12 Mos.—1956
$5,899,984
$5,417,569 $66,955,287 $64 521 707
5,202,018
4,627,267
2,335,813
operations
way
—V.
40
Herkimer;
69.2%
When
tlic
Net revenue from rail¬
Net
Feb.
of
compared with
Tbe
year.
on
dividend
$14,272,510 contract for 15 miles of roadway for the Cross-Westchester
more
Long Island RR.—Earnings—
revenue—
1958,
cash
Expressway, which will link the New England Thruway and Hutchihson
Parkway north of New York City.
In
addition
to
construction
and shipbuilding,
Merritt's diversified,
provision for United States
the quarterly dividend
1957,
the
The-Middleville
announced.—V.
•
oper.
'
...
increased
an
quarter of
paid
.
Railway
Boston,!
St./
at $527,000,000.
In
A $1,000,000 program to
expand production as this company's "M" Foundry plant. Brant,ford, Ont., Canada will start early this Spring, it
announced on Feb. 14 by H. A.
Wallace, Vice-President of Man-,
ufaeturing.
"
'
' '
*
share basis, are not
directly comparable with the corresponding figures
of the like period last
year*'-Mr. Thornton added.
The proposed consolidation of Litton
with Aircraft Radio Corp. was
still pending at the time-of the
six months' report.—V.
187, p. 47. ■
Period End. Dee. 31—
441* Stuart
last reported at $663,000,000
was
announced
the
for
of
York
reviewing operations for 1957
the best earnings record in its
enjoyed
1,
National
Remsen
and
U.
The
were
transmission
six
of
the
company
stood
report
annual
under
even
♦
outstanding at that time. - "However, in view
company's acquisition of Monroe, sales and
earnings,
at
company
backlog of this corporation has reached an all-time high of
with the award of a $22,841,966 contract to New York"
a subsidiary, to build two dry cargo vessels for the-'.
share
that
j MasseyJIarris-Ferguson Ltd.—Plans Expansion—
an¬
on
Feb. -118
by Charles -B.- Thornton, * President, for Litton'
Industries and subsidiaries. After allowance for
dividends on outstand¬
ing preferred 6tock, -six months' earnings
per share of
outstanding amounted to $1.05,
the
by
and
Exchange
Commission
has
given': 'interested!
Feb. 27, 1958, to/request a hearing thereon. The pro-*
side of the bonds, plus Sl.oOO.OOO of bank borrowings,'
until
Meraitt's backlog
15c per
was
were
be received
American Export
Div.—Earns. Off
U.
.
earnings of $1,802,000
^
/
.
Grady-Llng Electric, Electronic Wire and Cable,!
Realty, .Electron Corp., and Ling Electric.—V. 187, p. 456,
nounced
;
1957,
for.Circulation
accounting
.
3 $1.48
■
with
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—Record Backlog—
The
the Marine Midland banks
are
\ Litton Industries Inc.—Sales and
Earnings Rise—
Six
of
Increases
out--,
Ling Electronics
.1,292,479
comparable
$701,000,000
merger. *
in
American Microwave,
Lingco
They
of
were
has
But
Deposits
and
Ling.' <*•'-.
Electronics" eomi>any
basis
a
.
Corp.—Reports Record Earnings—
29th
corporation
Chautauqua
Bank
accord¬
merger,
to
$1.12
.
total
$1.15
quarterly dividend to
before
1957
During-the year three banks were
banks.
the
which
the
the
dividend paid Oct.
cent's per share.
Rome,
Ling,
■'
approved
adjusted
-
be
416,218
187, p. 47.
the
Bank
companies,
James
$12)11.950.
.
1,293,844
3,844,935
taxes
and before a substantial
nonrecurring
$1,771,841, which compared to $4,035,910 on a con-,
Midland
that
company.
the-companies will be effected
by the Commissioner of
voted
for
continue
tp expand
their
opening of additional offices.
standing .while 1,109,000 shares of Industries stock are
outstanding;
/Ling Electron to/ will be the surviving corporation :under the
Companies
$482,170
.
Regarding the banking legislative situation, the report termed as
grossly unfair to the Marine Midland banks any further continuation ",
of the present "freeze" on acquisition of new banks
by a bank holding
penult
California.
stock
Industries,
stockholders
issued
Chairman, end consolidation
.$1,455,424
applied to the redemption of outstanding series B 5/8% bonds.
redemption price thereof, iirchiding a $1,492,000 redemption
will amount
to
$21,492,000 plus accrued interest. to tne!
redemption date.—V. 187, p.. 777.
' '
,/>. .
1956.
can.
—
-T-_——,
premium,
income
was
corporation's
to 25
completed.—V. 186, p. 1848.
this
-
Securities
of
will
$15,270,120
or $1.74 per share vs. $13,696,606 or'$1.62 a share In 1956 on 497,801
fewer shares of common stock. Dividends paid on the corporation's
common
stock amounted
to 92 Va cents, per share in 1957. Effective
46.
', Ling Electronics, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif.
.27-874.
2,088,600
1,605,900
share—— --C—-v—•
change In.-the
method
of
Expense.—V. 186, p. 2372.
and
The
17,915,514
history. Consolidated net opeiating income after taxes
per
It
The
P.
(Eli) Lilly & Co., Inc.—Secondary Offering—A secon¬
dary offering of 6,000 shares of class B common stock
(par $5)- was made on Feb. 19 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
$64.50 per share, with a dealer's concession of $1.10
share.
v23,741:
.......
outstanding-1
common
a
will
deeds
net sales on a
$25,501,027 compared with $27,300,853
were
validated basis for 1950.—V.
$955,923
1,758,060
i
*1956
.
.
•taxes——!——-1/
income
figures ha.ve been
persons
'
announced
company
1957
net income
special charge
The
*$127,491
-
"
522,350
$0.70
the
reduced
14
the
in
similar basis
a
shows
operations^-:—'
way
-
up to -noon'(EST)
on "March
10 for the,-purchase from "It of!
$20,000 no? first.inortgRge bohdfi, series C, due March 1, 1968. ' '\"C" '
1956
«
$19,045,672"
1,004,520
'V:'",
./'-
Feb.
on
same
Consolidated
$7,640,571" $8,315,595
6,684,648 ! 6,056,598
557,287
1957
-
Merrimack-Essex Electric Co.-^Bfds March 10-—V.>
•
3,434,192
—
:
'
1957—12 Mos.—1956
Net revenue from rail¬
ing
• 1956
; Bids
17,626,019
—
.-—
share
common
consolidated basis
and
Leliigh & New England RR.^—Earnings—
-In
per
Cf" .'•'"
612,445
318.471
»
-
28———
shares
the
At
850,094
$1.90*
»
Period End. Dec. 31—
$33,109,650..
416,218
28
Dec.
'
,
snares
•
payable March 15,
1958, to shareholders of record Feb. 28.
step was taken to conserve cash for general corporate purposes,
Including the cost to move into the new factory and administration
building, which will be completed in August, the announcement said.
1,192,144
.
.
—^^^
state
earnings—-,
Revenue
This
$1,612,800
843,512
——
.
,.
and expenses———i-w--—
expense
reflecting
$293,974,
assets
per
The
176, p. 1779.
Net
Net
share,
1,791,700"
$1,762,581
1,188,373-
dividends ,paid
shares
—,
Marcliant Calculators, Inc.—Reduces
1956
•
.*
J'
Shipbuilding Corp.,
$48,601,093 $46,581,943
3,646,981
3,404,500
—
1958—12 Mos.—1957
r
•''
,
f.
.
Common
Corp.—Earnings Show Gain—
31—•
income
'
-
—
wages
Earnings
'
1957
-
.
——,
profit
Earned
Net
Profit
v
28—
taxes
—V. 186, p. 1631.
Lm Rubber & Tire
'A/.
Income'-taxes—-———.———---
Common
$4,432,011
.
.
'
1958—12 Months—1957
-v"
678/ :
Current liabilities at
1957 '
-
1958—Month—1957
*
1
revenue
Federal and
$6,203^84.
2,606.040
$18,255,463
Current
1958
;
.
Publishing Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings Lower—
,
$1,459,281 $39,138,494
-
Federal
Sales Up—
*
329.
p.
luterest
./^
$1,574,591
Months Ended Dec.
before
Net
Net
January—
-
13!..$2.4^110.964 $24^37;410
20,203,961; 19,705,523.
Depreciation -and amortizalioui.-L-_vX...821,938.'.803.203.
21,190,445'
$5,161,759
.2,145,472
$473,186
230,673
-
1958—Month—1957
I
gales
1,188,443
"
187,
Material,
Manhattan Shirt Co.—Sales and Earnings Decline—
$2,152,065-
1,147,624
-
Inc.—January Sales Up—
Mass.,
:>"v'*/.
'
P. 328.
Co.
;
" ••'257,348
329.
p.
$7,281,195
-r
$10,082,000 " $s,9u4.U0J $154,010,000 $148,772,00*
V.
; Meredith
1957—12 Mos,—1956
21,815,338
1,808,793
$305,054
•
income-,-
p.
r:W 187,"
3,054,333-
$2,261,913
."87,906
Bryant, Inc.—January
Month
»
—
$2,281,979 $26,977,097 $27,393,729
•
period End. Jan. 31—
Six
->$236,224
Stores
Period End. Jan. 31—
$3,206,398;
3,383,124
»
•
Sales
Total
1057—Month—1956
$2,157,398
1,852,344
operations—i.
Sales"
'
*lu.,6i>4 '
Sales
—V.
1956 six months period.
had authorized the filing,
the
directors
the
from rail-
oper,
4Weeks &-
5DaysEnd.;
Peb. 2. .'57
Days End.
$7,173,354
187, p. 456.
Mercantile
Mangel Stores Corp.—January Sales Higher-
':v77
:
>;
$5,645,037
338,843
*$223,473
income^'-
oper.
; ♦Deficit.—V. 187,
—V.
that
expenses
revenue
ry
—V.
"
/ '; .;'7'v7,
.
operations
Net
oper;
way
-
,
Lake Superior & Lshpeming RR;—Earnings— :
; ; ;
Period End. Dec.- 31^-' "
l«57^-Month—195(5 ' 1957—12 Mos.—1956
*
-
v-
in
$4,497,539
announced
Period End. Dec. 31—
Railway
4
sales-/-——.—_
Retail
—V,
application
Railway oper. revenue,-
Net
1957
■
•<
Feb. 1, '58
^135,164,449 120,035,915
-
-r-V. 187, p. 325.
-
•
•
■
•
*
Six Months Ended Dec. 31—.
any
Sales Decreased—
4 Weeks &
-
Maine Central RR.—Earnings—
-
Monday, February 24, 1958
.
S48,354,485
were
,
•Sales
,
' > %1'^-4958 '
.
Shoe Corp.- January
Melville
1958.
1957
the 'Kress
of
Higher—V'.M,'y
'
of
.
net
a
against
as
also
was
an,
Net
Kroner Co.—January Sales
25,
months
six
for the listing of the company's 4U'v cumulative convertiDle preferred stock
on the New York Stock Exchange.
Tnis
•slock
was
originally sold in January 1956 and there are presently
ffuistaridmg 115,169 shares.—V; 186," p. 2312. - *
- •
*
V
tuc tax exempt status of the Foundation.
he had been, advisea.by counsel that. It would be.
unlawful for the
i«oundatlon
to - spend
any
of the
: Fout Weeks EUded"
last
profit of $2,276,539 or $2,39 per share
in the similar 195G period. Net profit before taxes amounted
$4,792,508,
of
con¬
endanger
engage in /* proxy "contest.attempt,** li<» said.—V. 167, p. 574.V-
Feb.
record
of
the
with
compares
(adjusted)
to
warned. Fhkt
"improper and
Foundation^' tunes to
stich
in
$2,407,508, equivalent to $2.54 per share, after preferred
the 894,195 common shares outstanding at the year end.
to
dividends,
on
Mr. Helm's part
o;cause of his uuul abSoclaaon
with Kress utul Vicolworth, competitors in the variety field.
Mr. Kress-uetrtr on to state that actio*.taken by the trustees; and
that
sales
amounted
This
interest
He also
stockholders
to
compared with sales of $46,395,187 in the corresponding period of 19ob..
Net
profits after taxes
lor
the
six
months ended Dec.
31, 1957
.
investigating
15
Magnavox
meeting on
•
The
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(884)
awaiting decision' by tlie "presicfrig examln"eT.--Wf 186,
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•' '•» '
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Volume 187
Number 5719
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
-
(885)
jk
Mitfwest Piping Co., Inc.—Secondary Offeringr-A
National Shirt Shops of Delaware, Inc.—Sales Off—
sec¬
and
•
ondary offering of 21,000 shares of common stock
$5)
made
was
Month
cents
Milier-Wohl
Co.,
Inc.—January
Sales.-——:
—V.
137,
Sales
1958—Month—1957
$1,835,927
—
$1,006,065
—V.
187,
14G
p.
Despite
Decreased—
reached
1958—6 Months—1957
$1,975,044 $21,171,764
$21,078,318
in
records
during
195G.
with
1957—Month—1956
$1,632,178
$15,187,364.
A. W.
oper.
1957—12 Mos.—1956
The
$1,614,900 $22,651,335 $21,260,864
-1.385,242
17,318.863
16,608,639
entire
Net
the
fromrail-
ry.
$167,418
operations
way
—V.
1,464.760
expenses
revenue
Net
187,
106,356
Income
oper.
$229,658
101,776
$5,332,472
Co.—Annual Earnings
Record—
a
in
sales
and
in
income
net
after
Earnings
in
1956,
per
to $5.20,
increase
accrued
called
obligation
interest.
for
serial
redeniptlon
dated.
notes
2,021,099
"New
*.
achieved
,
'
1, next, $18,000
1, 1955 at 100 %
plus
the St. Louis Union Trust
St. Louis, Mo.
Co.,
Merger April 17—
on
Armco
Steel
of the
National Tea
Sales
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.—Registers With SEC—
corporation on Feb. 17 filed a registration statement with the
covering $30,000,000 of 20-year sinking Fund debenture, due 1978,
to be offered for public sale
through an underwriitng group headed
by Eastman Dillon.
Union Securities & Co.- The Interest rate, public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
"
,
'
'
.
of the
1
.
will
debentures
be
•-
applied toward
the
repayment of the company's outstanding bank loans of $30,030,000,
These loans were incurred during 1955-1957 primarily to finance the
construction
the
into
duction
of
the
drilling
'."
187,
"
business,
plant; the company's 'entry
development of gas and oil pro¬
capital.—V. 186, p. 1740.
the
and additions to
after
oper.
working
EARNINGS
;1958
Corp.—Reports Lower Profits—";
compared
$6,185,028
in
and
1957
Neisner
Month
31,
Dec.
1957,
Federal
-
<
'
„
amounted
State
and
to
4,215.486
3,962,49!)
$206,875
$1,969,542
$2,491,506
<63.737
56,967
*84,429
805,143
from rail¬
Net
*
income
oper.
ry.
—
Deficit.—V. 137, p. 47.
187,
January—
11,480,464 135,383,552 131,813,650
from ry. oper.
1,177,612
income—,
*890,734
Net
rev.
ry.
oper.
1958
of 101.335%
New
Other
Corp.
Jacinto
San
of
and
Petroleum
Monsanto-
mission
Co.,
Union
American
Corp.
Chemical
Oil
&
Petrofina,
Marlago No.
Venezuela.
and
its
and
Co.,
Marlago
partners,
Lion
Oil
Divi¬
Co.
Murphy Corp., Tennessee Gas Trans¬
Gas Corp.
have
Inc.
No.
of
Louisiana, Sharpies Oil Corp.
the completion of The
oil wells in Lake
Maracaibo,
announced
3
as
.
Both
wells
mately
2,000
-The
located
are
Completions
acres.
first
well
December.—V.
Block
on
block
this
on
187,
which
575
the
in
arc
consists
Miocene
completed
was
of
approxi¬
formation.
last'
successfully
Sales
—
—V.
187,
60,329.123
—_
$
New
States
52,512,857
Telephone
Period End. Dec. 31—
1,073,873,488
1957—Month—1956
revenues—
Operating
expenses-
Federal
1,045,767,458
Other
_
$
$
18,415,981
231,861,761 209,358,898
11,814,804 152,271,084 139,492,103
2,712,206
28,427,243
25,858,492
13,278,947
2,499,700
operating taxes—
1,250,788
906,283
17,590,722
Power
2,934,467
2,982,688
33,572,712
29,262,266
2,549,463
2,701,384
29,144,637
187, p. 329.
stock
except
the
right
of
cash
holders
their
of
$7 dividend series and
should
be
surrendered
to
of
business
distribution
stock
common
certificates
for
provided
as
on
April
who
>
14,
shall
Feb.
The
when
43,\<;e
debentures
interest
outstanding
on
19
returns
to
have
for
securities
investors
Jan.
8,
on
EARNINGS
of
COMPARATIVE
Year
Ended
Earnings
Dec.
before
Federal
STATEMENT
taxes
——
ratio
Sales
the
for. 1957
1956 level.
3.18 to 1
4,525,198
$36,448,838 $35,181,292
.
_
share
per
$8,724,841
3.39 to 1
—_
*—
Working capital
9,195.000
$8,743,566
4,525,198
——
Dividends
Current
9,324,000
__
$4.11
—
reached
high
new
a
of
$208,226,887,
With 316 stores in operation
averaged $658,946.—V.
187,
up
$4.10
1.7%
from
Months
income
Net
Ended
from
Income
before
Federal
taxes
income
Net
Dividends
income—,—
-
$1,024,881
income
for
also
See
each
V.
187,
p.
held
shares
four
Richard
H.
Mr.
Frost,
matic
is
has
been
Co.
third
1949
In
acquired,
manufacturers
of
the
(with
at, the rate of. one new
oversubscription privilege).
an
Feb.
19 announced the acquisition by
motors
in 1953
Bright
dry batteries and
'
36,164,132
Herd
has
been
elected
Boston,
Mass.,
2,344,732
3,408,187
29,807,737
29,001,490
—V.
New Haven Clock & Watch
This
to
an
telephone ringing equipment,
Scar Industries, Clifton. N, - J.,
flashlights, was acquired.
a
director
of
of
lite
is
corporation,
137-year-old firm
on Feb. 19 began operations under new man¬
when ownership of the company was turned over to new offi¬
and
directors, climaxing a year long effort to reorganize the
Hanover
director of* Western
&
1,100,000
Co,__—
825,000
550,000
CompanyEvans
&
Co.,
330,000
&
Co-
330,000
Northwest
Biddle
Co.—
275,000
has
called
redemption
for
the
for
be
New
of
account
Com 'Exchange
piade
at
the
Chemical
York 15, N. Y.—V. 187, p.
the
Bank,
777.
of
1958
1957f
$11,836,065 $11,204,575
January—
-
Service
cers
Net
Corp.—Earnings and Net Value Off
1957
Year—
and
fees
capital
Total
M.
Dr.
Geller
A.
of
Officer
the
is
the
newly-elected
and Chief
Chairman
Executive
other
1,428,671
1,718,036
259,076
—
——
—
i-l—
———
taxes
Income
$19,984,882
1;249,981
income
gains
income
Expenses
company.
1956
$14,295,002
received
company.
Net
—a.
$17,263,019 $21,672,629
-
2,273,882
-
—
—
2,631,579
823,730
1,956,131
$14,160,407
$17,084,919
—
.
asset.value
During
Geller
also
intact during
is
President
of
&
of
the
Geller,
New
York advertis¬
1,500,000
permits
voting com¬
Total author¬
shares of
stock, par .value $1, will be issued and outstanding.
There will be no preferred stock.
Feb.
new
stock
common
was
in substitution for
20,
were
withdrawn- from
the
listed
on
the
old common
preferred shares that,
of the Exchange the
date,
holders
after
the
close
j
terms
and
claim.—V.
trading
the
of
reorganization,
emplovees will
186.
p.
be
issued
New
&
394,226
Net revenue
stock
creditors, stock¬
in settlement of their
ry.
$653,103
256,722
income:
1957—12 Mos.—1956
$1,197,309 $12,670,659 $13,740,296
531,169
8,009,484
7,794,609
$666,140
221,237
$4,661,175
$5,945,687
1,777,374
2,242,956
on
.
Feb.
& Hutzler
and
associates
on
priced to yield from 2.25% to 3.60%; ac¬
They were awarded to the group
were
Feb. 19
Halsey,
as
on
Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificates
offered
210.000,
of
33»s.
on a
•
bid of 98.416%.
&
Co.
sale
of
Stuart
.
10
1956.
Corresponding (figures for net • income; alter addition of other income
Inc.
98.2843%
bid
the
for
certificates, Also
•
.
and
Interstate
the' certificates
are
Commission.
Commerce
subject
•
to
authorization
_<•"
.
secured by 1,500 hopper
cars
and 19 Diesel electric, ■ general purpose, road-switching; locomo¬
tives, estimated to cost $16,280,504.
in earnings
earnings of $594,928 hi the like month of
the
The
joined the parade of railroads reporting
in 1957.
The New Haven had a deficit of
$890,734 in net railroad operating income Jfpr. December, compared with
company
for
$3,960,000 3%%'(non-callable) equip¬
certificates, series C, due semi-annually
May 1, 1958 to Nov. 1, 1972, inclusive. The certificates *
third and final instalment of an issue aggregating $12,-
New York, New Ilaven & Hartford RR.—Net Off—
declines
Wash¬
equipped
ment* trust
187, p. 330.
The
bepn
has
in
and the mine of
1958.—V. 186, p. 2052.
Salomon Bros.
—
20
Issuance
sham
Columbia
Mining. Co.
1957,
cording to maturity.
operationsoper.
'British
in
in August,
Norfolk & Western
from rail¬
way
Ltd.
mine of. Dawn
initiated
bondholders,
new
1957—Month—1956
$1,047,329
expenses
...
uranium
was
production to commence early in
Northeastern RR.—Earnings—
oper.
Railway
and
included investment in Southern Peru Copper
the
from
Nickel
Offered
revenue..:
exploration
•
2758.
Orleans
mining
its
formed to apply for oil and gas exploration
Sahara;, and additional investments im Granduc
development of Its copper deposit in British Co¬
V
;
owned,
51%
Western
Feb.
Railway oper.
continued
group
the
'
"
Production
ington,
a
for
lumbia.
Exchange
American Stock
and
in
Algerian
in
Ltd.
Mines
ized shares is.3,250,000.
The
corporation
These
1956.
interest
an
reorganization.
86.08
$119,51
$83.51
Corp.,where the development and construction work is pointed -for
large scale copuer production in .1960; investment in Hudson's Bay
Oil 6: Gas Co.; an interest in oil and gas concessions in Venezuela;
'
terms
in
410,000
the reorganization period,"
Weiss
the
1957
$o.04
"*
;—
value—234,600,109 335,746,181
share
per
expanded its interests in new petroleum ventures. A total of $9,563,000
were
spent on .new or developing enterprises, compared to $9,-
growth
and
which has remained
per
share— —
at market or fair
assets
Net
an absence of four years, said he was confident about
and stability of the company because of "the un¬
loyal-cooperation .and support pledged by labor, the unusual
competence and experience
of all members of the new management
team, and the productive capacity of New Haven's plant and equipment
future
-
Net
after
Company
Income
Earnings
who returns to the helm of the New Haven Clock & Watch
Dr. Geller.
ac¬
Electric Co; bm a trustee
Bank and of The Bank for Savings.—V/ 136. p
321.
a
1,100,000
Co.,
186, p. 2758
Calendai
agement
—V.
announcement
also
will
Dividends
entire
issue
of
certificates
is
to
be
_
■
He
1—
Inc.—
&
March 31, next, • 875 shares of its 4.50% cumulative
Immediate payment, at $103.25 per share plus accrued
on
r
this
.
Group.
$1,650,000
1,650,000
Hutton &
Yarnall,
1,650,000
Nevvmont Mining
Co.—Reorganization Com¬
and
made Feb. 18 by Ranald H. Mac-donald.
President.
National Shares Corp. is a closed-end investment company
.listed, on .the. New York Stock Exchange
and managed by the. firm
or Dominick & Domisick.
Mr. Herd is Chairman and President of the America Fore Insurance
cording
'
& Co
(J. J.) Newberry Co.—January Sales Increased—
pleted—
Net
Victor
fund
Sales
Period End. Dec. 31—
National Pneu¬
in
National Shares Corp.—Herd Elected to Board—
J.
corporation
Month
mon
$5)
(par
recent years by the
Holtzer-Cabot Electric Co.,
instrument
the
.
Hamntill & Co.
1,650,000
—
Merle-Smith
30 Broad St.,
21,424,155
Under
its stockholders of record Feb. 27.
before March 13, 1958 for 174,404
and
of
and
*
To Redeem Part of Preferred Stock-
38,544,372
240,000
elected Chairman of the Board of the acquired
acquisition
Inc.
Co
&
&
3,544,379
$221,428
.
the
Stroud
Pacific
of
manufacturers
was
Dick
3,221,558
197,829
company.
This
purchasers
Clement A.
Securities
Co.
Baxter
Connecticut Telephone & Electric Corp. of Meriden.
manufacturers of
telephone
and electronic equipment.
Conn.,
several
purchased by them, respectively,
1,815.000
operating income
after charges
Net
the
Co., Inc., Boston, Mass.—Acquis.
on
bonds,
new
28,129,424
same
Frost, President,
company
the
of
W. E. Hutton
Co._$3,315,000
Hornblower & Weeks
23,175,430
Under
this
be
Cooley
28,449,318
limited
777.
Pneumatic
National
to
1,815,000
1,553,702
450,428
National Aviation Corp.—Rights to Subscribe—
share
sale
the
the
of
bonds
Allyn & Co., Inc.—
Blair &
3,452,464
Dr.
company plans to offer to
the right to subscribe on or
additional shares of capital stock
to
E. F.
1,854,749
ing agency,
The
effect
Hirsch & Co
operating taxes—
229,000
—
1958
company
in
and net
1,815,000
2,220,982
138,000
—V. 186, p. 2476.
.
amounted to
1957, -compared with
income of $11,-585,940
the
$11,715,801
1,815,000
taxes—
$137,005
——
—
paid
Peabody &
dividends,
275,005
—
(estimated*———
1:
—
1956
$377,369
——I—
on
income
of
revenues
to
$82,735,403
names
new
Corp.
reorganization plan, under which the company emerged from
Chapter X of the Federal Bankruptcy Act and was transferred Feb. 19
to new management, was approved by U. S. District Judge Robert P.
Anderson on Feb. 14, after prior approval by the company's creditors.
1957
31—
sales
taxes
on
Dec.
of
The
(F. E.) Myers & Bro. Co.—Profit Declines—
Three
income
18,097,846 234,029,203 222,131,635
at year end, sales per store
329.
p.
is
1959.
1956
$18,067,566 $17,919,841
.
of
supplying
in
"
324,198,323 307,849,346
26,648,391
Net
1957
taxes—
operating
net
preferred stock.
20,294,680
be
pro¬
which
$26,500,000 in
and
1958
principally
engaged
follows:
as
sinking
27,591,969
Other
EARNINGS
31—
Federal
profit
Earnings
OF
in
construction
construction
future
Shearson,
1958
J,
is
revenues
1957—12 Months- -1956
expenses
Federal
1957
$11,527,238 $11,466,659
January—
for
used
1957,
revenues.
company's
A. C.
TWELVE MONTHS
1957—Month—1956
prices ranging
1956.
This
FOR DECEMBER AND
Period End. Dec. 31—
be
the
3,315,000
than at present.
The
days' notice at 106.388,
30
will
about $34,500,000
and
operating,
American
market
balance
cost
to
with
connection
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
higher
were
redeemable
are
to
the
in
PURCHASERS—The
1
came
and at special redemption
the same periods,
for
proceeds
from
the
sale
of the
bonds
will
$15,435,000 in short-term obligations, the proceeds
principal amount of
& Telegraph Co.—Plans Sale
redeemed
for the issue with'a 4%- coupon.
regular redemption prices ranging
31, 1959, to:10O%
of the company
as
of Dec. 31,
1957
amounted
to:
$174,393,000 in long-term debt; 382,125 shares of cumulative preferred
stock, par $100; and 3,337,475 shares of common stock, no par value.
announced
be
at
capitalization
plans to sell $45,000,000 of
35-year debentures at competitive bidding about April 14,
The company raid it will use the proceeds from the new issue for
redemption of $35,000,000 in 4:!i%
debentures, due Jan. 1, 1986, and
to repay advances received from American Telephone & Telegraph Co,
company
1,
100%>
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
1958,
Operating
(G. C.) Murphy Co.—January Sales Higher—
Month
Net
for
are
New England Telephone
1987;
to
EARNINGS—Total
exchange
to
receive
in the
plan.—V.
177,
of Debentures in April—
Feb.
used
$88,573,340
total
1082.
p.
Inc.,
electric
power and gas within areas in the central, easter nand western parts
of New York State.
The territory served comprises
an area
of ap¬
proximately 17,000 square miles with a population of about 1,400,000.
liquidation
close
the
the
surrendered
rata
pro
at
Blyth & Co.,
from:
months period ending Jan.
BUSINESS—Company
Hampshire issued under the plan should be surrendered
for payment in cash, as
provided therein.
Pursuant to the plan, all
rights of holders of stock of NEPSCO and of scrip issued under the
plan shall expire, and such stock and scrip shall ■ become void and
value,
and
expected
N.
further
102.0399, both
redeemable
12
repay
were
gram
New
no
bid
are
for the
after
to
which
preferred stock,
York,
Operating
Sales
used
26,307,007
income
after charges
—V.
for
common
New
Inc.,
bond6
101.34%
received
were
Ripley <fc Co.,. Inc.,100.189. The First Boston
&" Co.
(Jointly) bid 102.13 and Halsey,
PROCEEDS—Net
for
Co.,
of
Co.
and
of
37/as
as
Forgan
of
trustee, 140 Broadway,
Y., to receive the distributions a3 provided in said
fractional shares of common stock of Central Maine
Central Vermont Public Service Corp., and Public Service
15,
Scrip
14,746,032
operating
Net
Net
Co.—Earns.
1957—12 Mos.—1956
$
19,963.902
taxes-
income
Telegraph
&
$
Operating
certificates
series,
Trust Co.
York
plan.
The
Mountain
all
and
on
dissolution
Co.
new
Kidder,
$
146.
p.
and
1958—12 Mos.—1957
$
$
-
that
dividend
Guaranty
the
Period End. Jan. 31—1958—Month—1957
liquidation
for
preferred stcek, $7 dividend series and $6 dividend series, and common
stock, and of scrip issued in connection with the plan 011 Feb. 13 were
theretofore
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.—January Sales Up—
plan
Glore,
105.21%
from
amended
company dated
Nov.
4, 1952, which,
as
further amended,
was
approved by the Securities and Exchange Commission 011 Feb. 13, 1953,
and by the U. S. District Court for the District of
Maine, Southern
Division, on March 25. 1953, holders of unexchanged certificates for
of
777.
p.
&
bonds
Harriman
and
and
Stuart
the
and accrued interest to yield approximately
bids for
100.277,
1957
this
$6
Completed—
to
30,636,561
2,535,831
343,149
594,928
The group was awarded the issue at competitive
sale Feb. 19 on a bid of 100.589%.
England Public Service Co.—Final Notice-
Pursuant
2,757,452 ' 28,672,803
330.
187, p.
3.80%.
$3,787,756
$3,790,282
tEstiinated.—V.
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
and associates on Feb. 20 offered publicly $25,000,000
of 3%% first mortgage bonds, Feb. 1, 1988, at a price
as
146,
p.
*
tl957—Month—1956 tl957—12 Months—1956
$
$
$
$ ' "* v
New York State Electric & Gas Co.—Bonds Offered—
taxes;
State
____
notified
Monsanto Chemical Co.—New Wells
sion
$3,569,902,
YEARS
14,237,916 164,056,355 162,450,211
Brothers, Inc.—January Sales Slightly Higher
of
CALENDAR
AND
12,245,671
"
$1,228,780
income
as
Sales
$6,454,005
333.323
operations—
way
to $164,056,355
rose
,13,423,283
Net
with $1,315,133
Federal
$1.19
1957—12 Mos.—1956
$540,198
342.180
$102,607
Net revenue
Long-
Railway oper. revenue—
operating exps.
The
$444,787
expenses
has replaced old.
power,
1957,
,
for the year 1956, after providing $1,470,000
income
taxes, making net profit per share
compared with $1.27 (as adjusted for the stock
dividend)
in
1956, based upon the shares outstanding at close of
the years.—V. 106, p. 2372.
for
DECEMBER
Railway
■
———$57,764,202 $46,784,724
for; the year ended
$1,331,000 i'or
FOR
2853.
from
1957—Month—1956
revenue
oper.
this
$135,383,552 in 1957 from $131,813,650 in 1956
.
providing
—V.
Period End. Dec. 31—
and
debt have been put in manageable form.
Operating revenues of the New. Haven rose $1,606,144
in 1957 from $162,450,211 in 1956.
Operating expenses
Monongahela Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
Railway
1957
in
said Mr. Alpert.
"Ths
to strengthen the entire
'''
186. p.
••'.
—2—
777.
p.
Earnings
chemical
company's
mud
properties,
improved
the last two years
Resolute
have kept the rise in the operating ratio to'lessthan 2%, in the face ofw drastic fall in. carloadings."
j
'
to
Co.—January Sales Increased—
—
Nehi
This
SEC
proceeds from the sale
position
years': experience,"
economies in operation
*Deficit.
Net
*
will not be lost."
company
Period End. Dec. 31—
above.—V.
Corp.
4 Weeks Ended Jan. 25—
—V.
ment.
railroad's
.
future
rolling stock, especially motive
'
Sept.
will be made at
Payment
the
in
that has been done in
1,857,504
March
on
reflected
term and short-term
fourth
To Vote
been
have
direct
deficit
a
continuing decline in freight reversed this picture.
be
structure
Mission Seminary Fund (N. Y.)—Partial Redemption—
There
Net income for all 1957 showed
.
See
of
the
work
com¬
$2,814,751, compared with $4,169,119.
Earnings per common share for
the quarter were 94 cents compared with $1.38.
■
$4,652,225
contingent bond interest, were ft
figure of $475,793 for 1956.
f
operating income was $343,149.
and
In 1956 the road had net income of $261,704.
"Fundamentally,
will
the previous high.
was
interest
rent,
against $2,535,831 in 195G.
of $2,363,702.
and
taxes.
share amounted
common
of
"Despite declining
carloadings • the railroad expected, -as late ab
October, to show earnings for the. year better than the final results of
1956." said George Alpert,.Chairman and President.
"New wage raises
during the first nine months.
In
quarter,, sales were $70,059,717, compared with $73,281,966
quarter of 1950;
Net income after income taxes was
fourth
the
47.
p.
>
deduction
deficit of $880,517 in 1957, and a black
For the full year 1957, net railway
as
-
,
McKinney, President, said the company's high volume of export
was an
important factor in establishing the new sales record.
business
for
Railway
-
$1,113,702
1957 totaled $300,178,340, compared with $282,884,044
income after taxes increased to $15,307,783, compared
Net
pared with $5.13
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Dec. 31—
'
'
-1957
decline in its fourth quarter business, this* company in 1957
a
new
Sales
-
Railway oper. revenue—
v
.1958
■
National Supply
329.
p.
January—
per
share.
Period End. Jan. 31—
of
Sales
Feb. 13 by G. H. Walker & Co. at $21.75
on
share, with a dealer's concession of 90
It was completed.—V. 187, p. 329.
per
(par
9
-
Associates lm the
Securities
&
Co.;
offering
are:
and Stroud
&
,
.
Drexel & Co.: Eastman Dillon, Union
187, p. 678.
Co. Inc.—V.
10
The Commercial and. Financial Chronicle
(886)
"
ferred stock was
Inc., at
Shares
The First Boston Corp
Hornblower
Lynch,
Merrill
certain refunding operations.
through
used
of
revenues
&
Co.^_
3,000
&
Co.
3,000
R.
Stearns
Bear,
A:
&
Company
Illinois Co,, Inc——
The
Palls and Troy.
Bachc
Bros. & Hutzler—
Salomon
Commercial
Electric operations include service to residential farm,
industrial customers.
Electric energy is also sold to
and municipal distribution systems.
utilities
CAPITALIZATION
•General
3%
EFFECT TO
GIVING
Authorized
bonds;
1974 of Central
due
Power
Corp.„
$48,000,000
Harwell.
Closed
1, 1980
27/a ^ series due Oct.
1, 1980——
1, 1981
40,000,000
Closed
3%% series due Dec.
Closed
:—
—
'
Closed
1, 1983
3%?J> series due May
-
4%& series due Sept. 1, 1987..—
Electric
Niagara
mtge. bonds, 2series due 1975—
York
New
Power
Light
A
Other long-term debt:
Liability
relating
Stillwater
56,360/000
Closed
»
Sacandaga and'
maturing in
to
/ / - Increases Fairbanks, M-jrse Holdings— ' >'.
;» ,;
V
corpofation ^ftS informed the New "York Stock Exchange,,it»
.
A
Reinholdt
purchased-another-17,7|00 shares of. Fairbanks^ Morse & CO. stock in
January,
raising
its holdingsto
513,950 .shares:^ That
would be
about
47.7(^
of the-1,078,235^ Fairbanks shares outstanding as of
latt;,Oct. 31. V- -. .,
'*/.
V-V'-T/.! :.-vy /:v- •
The.^'statement
said
16,000 ;shares'.were
not bought in the open
market/
It
did not say
where they
were'bought; but presumably
/ they were covered by option agreements under, which the holders had
options - to: sell them to Penn-Texas Corp. ; /
' '> •'
Penn^Texas Corp,, waged proxy fights for control of Fairbanks in
:* 1956^ and T9.57, 'but. was -ordered, last May
by a U. S. District/Court
."5'not " to
exercise
control -of-Fairbanks until- after
the ,1961
annual
meeting.
Fairbanks has. charged
it with.) violating . that, decree toy
continuing to buy F.-M-. stock after the decree, was issued. \A hearing
•
-
500
500.
'
500
i
Gaxdher^/^f,;■ ,500
-
.
'"
'
Nov.
which,
1952,
14,
./-will be Iield on this petition Feb.
24.
..:
*'
•-
was
,
46,211,500
,
Inc,,,1————-——-
stockmeeting."
?
to the
go
forthcoming
'
v«.
,
48,785,000
j
Closed
Co.,
for-/the
•«
500
^
Carl
McGlone )A .Co,,- Inc.- - *.
Raffenspdrger, Hughes A
1,500
.
altemative'-but to
no
.votes
v
Michigan. Corp;__
of
with
Solicit"' their'
and
and dissolution of thjs company
VIn addition, Leopold * D./ Silberstein,
Chairman and President* uf
approved by; the Securities, and^ Ex¬ •/Penn-Texas..'Corp.,
reported indirect purchases of '2,000 shares, of
change Commission on Feb. 13, 1953, and by the U. S. District Court : Penn-Texas in January,
raising indirect. holdings to 16,069 shares.
for
the
District of Maine,
Southern
Division on March 25. 1953,
His. direct holdings total 18,634 shares.
The; indirect:holdings consist
holders
of
unexchanged certificates
of
beneficial interest
and of /of stock owned by Uno Equities, Inc."," a" securit:es firm in which
scrip issued In connection with the plan were 011 Feb. 13 notified that 4 Mr. Silberstein owns a 96'k. common and 72'/'; preferred stock interest,
all certificated of beneficial interest of Northern should be surrendered
v. 187, p. 458.
¥':■/"/'/
./v.J1'*'j;':,*•••,; ' v * :•
to. Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, liquidation agent, 140 Broadway,
New York 15, N.
Y., to receive the distributions as provided in said
(J. C.) Penney Co.—January Sales Higher—
plan. Scrip tor fractional "Shares of common stock, of Central Maine
Power Co.,' Central Vermont Public Service
Corp. and Public Service
Month of January—
*"
1958.'
1957 /
Co.
of New Hampshire issued under t ie-plan snoukl b2 surrendered
Sales
-—---1.^——-™- $80,174,281 $76,585,302
for payment in cash, as provided
therein.
Pursuant to the plan, all
—V. 187, p. 679.
'
rights of shareholders of Northern and of the holders of scrip issued
under the plan shall expire, and the certificates of beneficial Interest
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—Bids Feb/24—
and such
scrip shall become void and of no further -value, at the
close of business on April
14, 1958, except the right of the share¬
Tlie company, at the offices of General Public Utilities Corp./ 67
holders who shall have theretofore surrendered
their,tccnii'icatcs for
Broad St., New "York," N. ..Y/-will up to noon' iEST» on Feb. 24 receive
.exchange to receive the nro rata cash distribution as provided in '/•■bids for- tne purcnaae irom it of $29,000,000/firs-:: mortgage bonds due
the plan.—V- 176. p. 2065.
"
March 1, 1988. See also V. 186, p. 2579. 3 '
t:
first
Corp.
mtge. bonds, 2'Ai',c series due 1975
4%^ conv. debs., due Feb. 1, 1972—
Inc.
Co.,
A
re-therefore Teft
holders
Northern New England Co.—Final Notice—
dated
first
Corp.
First
1,500
A Co.—
„
a
"
Pursuant to the plan for liquidation
30,000,000
50,000,000
Closed
1, 1986_-_—
—
40,000,000
Closed
1, 1984
25,000,000
Closed
1, 1983—
3Ynl/e seriesdue Aug.
Closed
Closed
3lk% series due Oct.
Buffalo
40,000,000
15,000,000
25,000,000
L_
Chapman
rlallgarten A Co.—
-V. 187, p. 678.
Dickson
Hickey & Co),: Inc;————
1,500
Corp.
Securities
Equitable
New
,——.1
28,4fr series due Jan.
f3'/2^ scries due Feb.
,1.500
Jullen Collins A Company
1,500
Dominick A Dominick
1,500
Outstanding
Closed
mortgage
series
York
Blunt Ellis A Simmons——
FINANCING
PRESENT
,
*
Goodbody 'A Co.-jyl.000.*
The Milwaukee Companyip • 1,000
Mullaney, ^Wclls A Co._—1,000
Rodman & Renshaw-3-^—. l.OQO
:
F. S. Yuntis A Cp., Inc.v- * 1,000
2,000
1,500
Co
A
S.
'
.,
Robert C, Flnkeistein
by
19
'^Mr. Finkelsteih explained that for months he and the others had
a
fonmily which would end Mr. Sitberstein's one-man
'the-'corqpany;'wiihout'^resorting to a "costly proxy fight.'1. v
;
"Mr;. Sflbe'rkelh hOs rejected .the individual-counsel and demands o£
every single 'inembdr%c«f the board
except ohe, that he step down/^
Mr/ FfakOlstefr. declared.
y::
Walker; A
1,000
Francis I. duPoht A COCX J} ,000
Fulton Reid A Co., lnc.2i^. 1,000
2,000.
2,000
2,000
2,000
Co.———
Blair
William
and
3,000
H.
5..
Feb.
on
rule Of
'
Trask
Spencer
G.
May
made
was
tried to work out
,
Shearson,
3,000
Whipple <fc Co.
Bacon,
BUSINESS—Niagara Mohawk renders electric service in an area in
having a total population of about 3,200,000, including
the cities of Buffalo,
Syracuse, Albany, Utica, Schenectady, Niagara
other
3,000
A Co
Webster Securities
held
be
to
himself, Walla"e S. Whittaker and Major General C. T.
S. A. (ret,the tlmee independent directors.
- -
of
Lacham,.U,
Witter
Dean
New York State
A
A Co., Inc.J—_r,v 1,500
F. Rothschild A" Co.Vk^kv1'5®0
L.
behalf
on
ki—' 1,500
„
dirqctly
meeting
announcement
This
1,500
independent directors.ot'Pepn^T?xa^.-iiq alternath-e
tb^id-'wockhokters 'and solicit'-"proxies for the
the
left
'to "go
company's
1.500
—
Weld
White,
the company for the year 1957
aggregated $254,969,000 and net income umounted to $26,430,000.
*
EARNINGS—Operating
Curtis
trol"
«biit
Reynolds
Pierce;-
Corporation
.
Co.—
S.
3,000
Barney
Stone &
v
.
Rummill'A C?.1.500
A Co)-——
1,500
Co.!/—; 1,500
John W. Clarke A Cpi,-y.-- > 1,000
Cruttenden," Podesta' A :Cb.1,000
Smith,
reimburse
to
Shares
..
Moseley A Co.—
Paine, Webber, • Jackson
3,000
„
Beane——1
A
Fenner
proceeds from the sale of the preferred shares will
the company's treasury; to repay $6,000,000 of
«hort-terin notes and to finance in part its construction program.
PROCEEDS-—Net
be
F.
3,000
Co
Weeks-.
A
Brothers
McCormick. A
3,000
Sachs A
Goldman,
•'
.
.
Tlie insistence of Leopold -D.-Bilberst'eln,' President and Chairman of
Board, .that he would "pull the house down before .1-give up con-
the
Hemphill, Noyes. A 'Cp.——yi;500
Higginson Corporation
1,500
3,000
Blyth A Co., Inc
Lehman
.
Corp.j—Announce,'jRricixy-;Fightr-.,.....*>*■:
■>-*Iftenn-Texa^
Lee
11,000
Becker A Co. Inc
G.
A,
preferred shares are to be redeemable in whole or in part at
$106 per share through Jan. 31, 1963 and thereafter at reduced prices,
depending upon the date of redemption, plus accrued dividends in each
case.
Prior to Feb. 1, 1963, none of these shares may be redeemed
The
,.
11,000
Forgan A: Co
Glorc,
severally
have
respective numbers
'*''*•
„
($100 a share) and accrued dividends.
par
below
named
agreed to purchase from the company the following
of shares of the preferred stock:
-
firms headed by Harriman Ripley & Co.,
ment banking
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
Power jCorp.—Preferred Stock Of¬
of 250,000 shares of 4.85% pre¬
made on Feb. 18 by a group of invest¬
Mohawk
Niagara
fered—Public offering
Monday, February 24; 1958.
.
,;;v'
Reservoirs
_
"
annual amounts through 1973
Preferred stock ($100 par value; cum.):
3A0r'e
series
3.60',c
series
3.90^
series—-—.
series
—
series
—
4.85series
Unclassified
Common
240,000 shs.
stock
200,000 shs.
230,000 shs.
'
—
230.000 shs.
(without
None
350.000
—
•Not limited except
210,000 shs.
200.000 shs.
,—
series
240,000 shs,
210,000 shs.
1
—
—
in
350,000 shs,
350,000 shs.
—
.
200,000 shs,
200,000 shs.
_
4.10'f
5.25<>
1,943,578
14,594.662 shs. 211,556,420 shs.
value).
par
Northwestern
forth in the general mortgage.
2The numoutstanding would be increased by
1,455,480 shares if all outstanding debentures were converted into full
chares at the initial conversion price,
•
ber
of
shares
of
as set
agreed, subject
ment,
a
ment,
to
of new
—
underwriters
The
purchase
the
from
as
have
below
named
Federal
respective number
:
I
the
preferred stock, set forth below:
Inc.
W.
& Co.,
Securities
1,177,384
1,105,223
2,454,367
29,105,914
*27.807,222
2,158.264
2,308,325
26,208,018-
;
after
Bacon, Whipple A Co
Robert W.
i
Becker A Co.
A
Co,
William
Ellis
Blyth
A
Alex,
Simmons_
Sons—
A
Dodge
A
Coffin & Burr, Inc
Dominick A Dominick
A
Drexel A
Dillon,
curities
1,600
Estabrook
The
Boston
FoYfean
March
Bankers
the
to
up
the
purchase from it of $40,000,000 first
1988. See also V. 187, p. 777.
1,
&
Co.^
Stein
8,000
1,600
A
Boyce
Trask
1,600
Vietor,
Co.—,—— 4,500
A
A ft. L.
1
——1,600
Co.
G.
H.
Common,
Walker
White,
1,100
Dean
Weld
A
Dann
1,100
'2,700
Co
A
Co
A
Witter
A
share.
The proceeds would
an
underwriting group,
of
100,000
a
cumulative
8,000
Co
corporation
has
.
&
PROCEEDS—Net
working capital
proceeds from
for
ultimate
The
the
sale
stock
this
of
application
Operating
Operating
Other
stock
toward
to
1963
cost
Illinois
is
Gas
distribution
a
and
public
sale
utility
of
communities
gas
prin¬
in
and adjacent areas in 20 counties in northern
Illinois
cluding areas in Cook County outside the City of Chicago. The
tion
of the
approximately
of
revenues
to
266
in¬
popula¬
is estimated at
area
the
2,200,000.
for
1957
Months—1956 »
72,926,942
68,688,309 852,209,409
taxes
5.489,000
7,251,000
6,224,955
taxes—
operating
5,540,390
8,384.346
income
charges
9,300,224
8,229,023
6.918,780
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
„,
.
.
program
Bernard
tions
M.
y
value )
5%
issuable
Common stock
488
*No
series
in
preferred stock
to
Feb.
on
construct
the
20
the
Lake
Bank
of
shares
($5
par
value)
90,615,130
95;468,003
National
Kermac
is
Nuclear' Fuels
area
of New'-
the
United
Corp.
ura¬
amount
Bonds of
11118 ^
f Includes
other series
Bank
Trust
A
Co..
First
Bank
National
Bank
A
&
Trust
v
.
Trust
7,145,488 shs.
the two outstanding series may be
issuable under the indenture, subject
^'kout specified limit
as to aggregate principal
issuance
under
,v.- '- rr,-,-:
•
.
:
;
.
'
1957—12 Mos.—1956
$3,925,921 $43,036,929 $42,168,119
2,431,355 :37.896.829
33.979^112
1957—Month—1S56
.
revenue—'
oner,
$2,582,713
2.642,088
expenses
from rail-
; £45,999 '
,
Deficit.—7V.
-
.
$1,494,366
1,493,965
*$59,375
operations
income—_
ry.%per.
187/.p^l47Y\
'
"
.
$8,189,007
10.796,827
$3,140,100
9,879,845
Y" Y Y-Y'//"*'
•
two-color, iliustrated catalog of- automotive finiebes' for
'trucks) trailers, buses and other motor vehicles has
A '24-page
cars,
passenger
issued by the company's Ditzler Color Division.
The
brochure includes sections or. surface preparation,
polishers
reducers,
thinners,
and
compounds
as
well
as.
undercoats,
miscellaneous
equipinent.-^-V. 186, p. 2354.
'Plymouth Rubber Co. Inc.—Sales and Earnings Up—
Net
Co;
.
of
.
•
States.
See
also
Kermac
Nuclear
Fuels
Employe Stock
sales
Tulsa,
for
Consolidated
Gas
above.—V.
C.c.
p.
Net
Oct.
of
C.
the
for
the
Net
the
$16,909,544.
Hannifin
1)
of
tions
and
earnings for the six months ended Dec.
sales
on
Corp.—Sales
These
Division
last
company's
three
figures
V.
187,
(formerly
months
for
per
the
Franklin
C.
were
$839,646
operations
of
the
Hannifin Corp.,. acquired
1957,
Wolfe
and six
Division
months opera¬
(formerly^ The
Wolfe
earnings
acquisition
Co., acquired Feb. 1. 1957).
•
1 for the comparable six months'.Of 1956 (previous
of Hannifin and Wolfe)
were
$725,698 t on 'sales
.
1957
were" $19,490,028^
t
Net profit was equal to S1.07 per share, compared with $1.05
share a year ago.
.
capital at the fiscal year-end: was ;$5/70G,323. an increase
$908,187 during the year.—V. 186. p..628.
,
of
Electronics Corp., Longr Island City, N. Y.—
Polarad
Places
Note
Issue Privately—This
corporation has
suc¬
cessfully placed a $750,000 issue of convertible subordi¬
nated notes in its first attempt at financing outside its
of
group
stockholders,
Dr. D.
according to
Jaffe
said
from
that
Polarad
$1,200,000
to
has
also
$1,700,000.
obtained an
The
new,,
increase
funds
will
V-Ioan
in
be
used
to
of'
shares- out¬
of -1957,. as
to $1.55 per share for the similar period of ;1956.
company's backlog of orders for all products as of Bee. 31 wasapproximately $10,800,000.—V. 186, p. 2156.
to
*'
Polarad's
equipment, signal
generators and color and black and white TV sending and receiving
apparatus for industrial and studio use.
Dr. Jaffe said he expects
augment
the
Polarad* to
its
fiscal
company's working capital position.
products
include
microwave
testing
reach
gross
sales
in
excess
of
$8,000,000
.
by
the
year.
end
of
'
*
"With;, the/ completion of our new building on Queens Boulevard
in'Long/Island. City, adding-48.000 square , feet to our- facilities, we
will' be
able- to
accelerate
delivery
schedules - for
the
backlog
of
business now on hand." he said.
"We plan continued emphasis on
our
catalogue
line
of
microwave
test
instruments
covering
ttie
..
$13,433,354.
Earnings per share, besed on the average number of
standing, were $1.44 per share for the last six months
30,
Working
credit
include
The
of
Nov."
Lawrence-Jaffe, its President. The issue, sold privately
through Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc., matures Jan. 1,1968.
2477.
Earnings—/
31; 1957,
ended
year
-year.-
Dr.
Parker-Hannifin
fiscal
M.
.....
"Corp:* in
186)
the
tnan 6
over 1956. fiscal year sales of. $18,348.580../ .
Hamilburg, President, said that net profit after taxes
fiscal year totaled $957,591, up from. S917.004 In the previous
gain of more
a
immediate
compared
for
'
,
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.—New Catalog—
owned
Michigan
Franklin
of
155,581 shares reserved
Purchase Plan,
*
Co.
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.—Sued—
on
(7,145,-
are
-
revenue
I Joseph.,-
776.
company's
100 000 shs
additional bends of either
Issued.
•V
Outstanding
300,000 shs.
$12,500,000 shs.
Railway
Mexico;*-'"'
by Pacific Uranium. Kerr-McGee Industries and
the Anderson Development Corp. its mill is being built to
process 3,630
tons of uranium ore a day, ths largest
capacity/of..any such mill in
See
par
—
'
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings— /
V
amounted
14,694,000
outstanding)
2052.
p,
Period End. Dec. 31—
115,147/268 '107,561,022
President, said the banks and financial institu¬
in the Kermac's senior financing were the -First
Chicago. First National City Bank of • New York,
City, Okla.; First National
Ckla.; and the National Bank of Tulsa.
°
;
IRBM
Thor
-**
"
completion of a $32,100,000
Kermac
Oklahoma
$57,792,000
—
186.
Railway oper.
83,405,000 > 81.948,484
76,075,438 "/ 66,298,260
Silvert,
participating
Liberty
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
.
•First mortgage bonds—
3 ¥2% series, due Jan. 1, 1979_.
33/i% series, due April 1, 1981
Cumulative preferred stock ($100
conjunction with; the
ill
.iv: '•
an
automotive refinishing materials, and
announced
company
National
ana
net income to $9,703,533,
compared with operating
$80,179,415 end net income of $9,302,037 for 1956.
of
—V.
525,609,795
$34,682,057
revenues
~
$r,000;000 contract/dr. production of
a
be--'"Used
to
..
„-*
781,417,561
46,596,695 577,581/703
nium mill and mines in the Ambrosia
p.
company
•" 1957—12
$
187, p. 330.
financing
added
of
engaged
natural
income
theodolites
program.
ln.trpments use"
Contract—
electro-optical"" system to' accurately align
tlie guidance systems of the missiles. 'The A. Cv Spark Plug division
of General Motors Corp. is pfimd contractorfor-'the guidance system.
.The
Net
Pacific Uranium Mines Co.—Financing Arranged-
of
purchase,
qiissile
way
^
52.828,641
expenses
after
—V.
$102
gross
additions to the company's gas
utility properties. Construction expend¬
itures for the five-year period 1958-62 are
now estimated
at approxi$125,000,000, most of which will be spent for gas distribution
facilities.
BUSINESS—Northern
"/The corporation has revived
azimuth
/
V
,
Corp.—Receives
com¬
to
be
-
r. *
" 1957
$5,177,404
1958
been
This
will
the
p} 2314.
186,
Y"
Sales Up—
"*k
—-l—_1_—$5,548,454
,
.
Co. —Earnings—
1937—Month—1956
revenues—
operating
Net
Net
will be redeem¬
prices ranging from $111 per share before Mav 1,
per share on and after May 1, 1973.
Telegraph
$
Federal
at
/•
* ' '/"• // '
1
—
Net
5%
to retire
'
January—
Perkin-EIiner
&
Telephone
1
$1,140,507
3,929,712
placed
privately, through A; G.
Co. Inc., an issue of 13,000 shares of
cumulative convertible preferred stock (par $25), it was
announced on Feb. 17. The shares were placed at $26.25
each.—V. 185, p. 2674.
"
"
Becker
Feb. 20 offered
annually, commencing May 1, 1961, pavable prior
dividends but after preferred dividends.
able
..
Pacific Far East Line, Inc.—Stock Placed Privately—
This
of
cumulative
of
Month
4,500
.
sinking fund sufficient
mon
p ' '
■
Corp. already has found buyers for'the complete
Application stated.-r-V. 185, p. 437.
.* *
/,5
v'')•' •/
the
on
shares
expansion
an
'The First "Boston
issue,
Pacific
issue
finance
be -used -to
Securities
Anthony
Day
4.500
4,500
Co— 1,600
272,26 7
_
per
"* *•*' *
81,405.089
4,057,390
599,502
;
Sales
—V.
8,000
Tucker,.
1,600
Staats.A
Webster
A
Corp.
Spencer
4,500
__
R.
Bros.
Stone
*
1,600
:
The stock is entitled to
the
due
■■/
/
^
program.
Smithers
William
.
preferred stock (par $100; at $101 per share and accrued
dividends, to yield approximately 4.95%.
in
"
•""/*..*/" </•*.*'
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.—January
Y.f
2,700
S.
Co—^
joint
cipally
bonds
mortgage
.
100,018
-
the
15,
York
*/.»
,
10,817,611
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co.—Plans Financing—
Period End. Dec. 31—
to
New
at
N.
receive
F.
8,000
—
A
Northern Illinois Gas Co.—Preferred Stock Offered—
The First Boston Corp. and Glore, Forgan & Co. as
2,000 shares
St.,
4
;
fail-
from
$9,600,224
10,740,731
$9,412,522
79.8,171
, •
operations—" S182,739
'oper. deficit—-';
ml, it 330.
1957—12 Mos. —1956
$698,579
875,332"
r
rv.
The
678.
of
Wall
March
8100
Barney
8,000
an
Co.,'16
Trust
on
8,000
_______
„—^
publicly
<ESTi
a.m.
Smith,
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co
managers
li
2,700
Co
Hemphill, Noyes A Co
Hornblower A Weeks
Kidder, Peabody A Co.,
p.
cf
for
bids
Reynolds
Se¬
Oranbery, Marache A Co
Hallgarteo A Co.—
Hayden, Miller A Co.—
187,
4,500
R.
.Corp.——14,000
&
Goodbody A Co._
—V.
office
A
will
company
company.has applied to the Oklahoma Corporation Commission
for permission to issue 75,000 shares of cnmulativc',pl'eferr«l',stdt'k".at'
Goldman, Sachs A Co
inc.
The
wav
1957—Month—1956
8692,593
expenses
oner,
deficit
Net
—v.
Ohio Edison Co.—Bids for Bonds March'4~
,
•'
"
revenue—
oper.
'•* '
Penington, Colket and Co.— 1,100
W. Pressprich A Co.—_^ -3,750
A Co.,
Inc.-——- 2/700
Schoellkopf, Hutton A ■ 1
'
Pomeroy, inc.
2,7C0
Co.—_
A
First
CrloVe,
per
8,000
Union
Co._
Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings—...
Period End. Dec. 31—-
Net
2,700
—
Curtis
8,000
A
1,600
14,000
Stanley & Co.
F. S. Moseley A Co.—,
Paine,
Webber, Jackson
4,50o
Co
Eastman
1,100
»
•
187," p. 48.
2579 and V.
p.
V.
'
Railway
share, with a dealer's concession of 85/cents
share. It was completed.—V. 187, p. 457. S'
7.//='
incotne-—
Deficit.-^y.'lCO,
Railway
per
Lynch, Pierce, FenBeane—'———t 8,000
Merrill, Turben A Co., Inc.-
Co.—1.100
•
-
was
Co.—
Morgan
4.500
,
Marks A
M.
Offering—A special
Co.—Special
11,700 shares of common stock (par $1.25)
made on Feb. 13 by Goldman, Sachs & Co. at $32.25
&
ner
2,700
Co
25,561.323
12.328,080 148,381.369 174,345,916
3.389,403 -43,134,031 ,67,120,957
w'
ooerations
oper.
ry.
offering of
A
—8,000
2,700
—
Merrill
8,000
—
457.
Norwich Pharmacal
8,000
;
._
Rhoades
Mason-Hagan,'- Inc..—;
1,600
Inc.—
Co.,
Doolittle
1,600
" 2,700
2,700
Co.——-.I 1,600
&
A
Brown
Clark,
Inc.
Inc.—;
Blair
Blunt
Loeb,
Laurence
Inc.
Blair
Brothers
M.
Co.
1,600
Baird A Co.,
A. G.
charges
187, p.
81,400,039 9 87,336,859 991.107,116
69,071,029 -838,955,490 816,761,200
•
Net revenue from rail-
*
Net
—
Carl
Corp.— 2,70o
oper/expenses
way
LangJey A Co
4,500
Higginson Corp—4,500
Lehman
2,700
...
C.
Lee
,20.150
—
Allyn & Co., Inc
American
Railway
25,991,568
13,978,728
2.416,080
'
71,072,925
65,920,660
Railway oper. revenue—1
135,501,932
income
—V.
A. C.
203,279,450
147.154,574
2,286,376
taxes—
,.
.1937^—12 Mos.—1956 y
-
"***
14
5,146,245
*1,682,547
17,402,188 217,620,980
operating
''
s •../
y.
$ "
y
...
11,556,222
operating
Net
*
2.130,958
26,163.835
15,194,657
Shares
'■
v*.
-
•
13.008,704
j.
taxes—
Net
"
.
"
.>,,
: 1957—Month—1956"'
Pcriod End. Dec. 31—
*
Other
of shares
Shares
Harriman Ripley
income
exhibit to the Registration State¬
an
comopnv
Pennsylvania RR.- -Earnings^-
-y,.
1957—12 Mentha—1956
18,733.126
Operating revenues—
Operating expenses
severally
the underwriting agree¬
to the terms and conditions of
of which is filed
copy
Co.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
$
.
UNDERWRITERS
Bell Telephone
Period End. Dec. 31—
stock
common
frequency
range
up
to
100,000
.
megacycles.'*
"
The
(Continued
on. page
51)
-•»"
>
Volume
187
Number 5719
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name
oj Company
\
Cleveland Cliffs Iron,
Dividend announcements are grouped in two separate
tables.
In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced
during the current week. Then
second table in which
a
$4.50
Cochran
follow with
we
No
show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
■
we
*
Acme '.Precision
Products
Adams. Express
Alan
r
Inc., (stock dividend;
Laboratories. common
preferred t.quar.)
4/
5(4
._
4-
<quar.;Wc
Co.i
Baldwin
.(quar.;-,:
omit
to
the
Allis
stock dividend was
(Louis)
Co.
Amalgamated
American
American
3Vi%
.
usual
2-28
1
3
Cyanamld
Co.,
American
Pelt
2-19
3-31
In
lieu,
•
,,
3-28
3-17
Quarterly I
50c
3-
3
50c'
4-
1
25c
3-14
40c
(quar.y
American
American
Stamping
American
(quar.)
Stores
Cosden Petroleum
3-
3
Crestmont
3-3
1
32%c
3-
"10c
1
4-
15c
_______
preferred., (quae.)
./_
'
4-
2
4-
Class
A
3-
Athey Products Corp.
new
/
,
;
15o'"
.
(incr.)-/
,
13-
^ V4-
'
5
2-^24
-35c
3-10
.:
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1
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Automatic ,Fire AJaimi .iquar.)___„_^„(.„_^l.
Automatic (Voting- Machine Co. (quar.)-—.—
-8-26'
llr26
4c;o
;
preferred
Black-Clawsorw
,
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r
.
•
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4-: 1 '
3-10
■
t
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25c
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B
■
preferred
Canadian
Steel
Drawn
5 V«.
(A.' M.)
Central
Canada
5c,e
Class
5','c
preferred
Chicago,
iSeries
Mill
&
3-
7
3-
4-15
4-
1
4-15
4-
1
3-
St.
preferred
1
1
3-11
3-31
2-27
3-10
2-28
4-
I-';
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(quar.)
"
preferred
&
Fraser
Garrett
Corp.
Gatineau
J
.
67
Vic
3-21
44-
3-10
Co.,
1
4-
3- .' 3
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4-
;
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common
preferred
,
(quar.)_u_4,
1
-3-13
■
^5c
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3-10
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75c
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3-3L
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3-31*
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3- 3
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3- 7
;
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3-15
40c
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3c
■
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;
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/
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50o.
--1
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/
3-27
•
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-
•
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35c
-
3-14
1
George
3-
Jones
Kansas
5
2-28
.
.
1
<3-
1
3-
»
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2-20
1
2i20t
•
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3-20
(quar.)
81 Vic
33-
3-14
3
3
35c
3-
1
2-21
25c
3-17
3- 3
-
;
^
$25c
-4-W
$30c
—
2-28
Putnam
from
3-24
3- 4
4-
1
3-
3
4-
1
3-
3
4-
1
3-
3
4-
1
4-
1-
1
3-10
Glenmore
5
2-20
Class
4c
3-
5
2-20
3-
5
2-20
50c
4-
3-13
3
4
of
$$1.37
'
10c
quar.);
(quar.)
Glens
Falls
Glens
Falls
3-
3-28
7
3-14
15c
3-15
3-
60c
3-14
2-24
45c
3-29
3-
4-30
4-30
$10c
(quar.)
5-15
$$1.25
*
5-
5
7
4-17
4-16
1
4-
3-20
2-28
4-
$1.15
3-14
1
$1.23
'
4-
1
3-14
$1.25
4-
1
3-14
3-14
3-
12 Vic
3-14
3-
3
12 Vic
—
(quar.)
_—
25c
3-14
3-
3
4-
1
(N. Y.»
(quar.)
25c
Portland
Cement
(quar.)
20c
3-15
3-
20c
3-10
2-28
4-
3-10
Inc.
Goldblatt
Bros,
Goodrich
(B.
Co.
-
3-14
12 Vic
1
3-
4-10
3-15
2-25
$25c
0-16
5-26
l25c
3-
3-31
9-15
8-25
12-15
11-25
7
Goodyear Tire As Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
4Z- preference
(quar.)
Ctrafton & Co., class A (quar.)
4-30
$25c
3-14
v
6-26
6-
6
$1.25
9-25
9-
5
11-26
11-
7
3-15
2-28
12 Vic
3-
3
2-28
'$110
40c
3-14
2-24
4"
$1
4-
1
$1.37Vi
4-
1
-
3-20
-
3-14
3-20
Class
A'
(quar.)—
■Class
A
(quar.)—
1
—
—:
—
A-.(quar.)_g
Indemnity Co.
Payment omitted at this time *
American
(N.
Great
•5%;
Great
^Lakes
Power
Co.,
1st - preference
Northern
Paper,
4.40/ -preferred
A
Y.) —
)
3\'i%
preferred
3Va/
preferred
3VaZ
preferred
(quar.;
I
37Vic
Kendall
/
3-14
•
________
35c
$1.08
$1.07'
$1.12Vi
•
(quar.)—
:
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3-10>•
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3-31
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4*-1
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'
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3- 3
j,
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3-11
3-11
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1
3-11
'
(reduced).
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"Series B-4"
2-2t /
6-14
4- 1
■'
3-21
'
9-15
12-15
3-14
4- 1
25c
•
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.3-15
'
10-1
1-2-59
•
Keystone Discount Bond Fund—
.-
7- 1
60c
—
:
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'3-15- ;
4- 1 ',
87Vbc' J
87VaC
87Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)__—_____
(quar.);
Refining
• •
Keystone Custodian Funds—
.
.
.
,
-
■
-
(from net investment Inc.)
28c
3-15
/
2-28
2-28
Keystone Hlgh-Grade Common Stock Fund
"Series S-l"
Kimberly-Clark
Kleinert
(I.
net Investment
(from
(quar.)
Rubber (qiuxr.).
22c
3-15
45c
17Vic
4-1
3-12
3-7
2-26
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3-31
3-31
3-21
Inc.)
Corp.
B.)
-—
Koehring Co., 5/
convertible pfd. A (quar.)
5/; convertible preferred B (quar.) ______
Kysor Heater Co. (quar.)
Lakey Foundry
Lamson
(reduced;
—
As
4.75/
(quar.)
Sessions,
62Vic
15c
•
10c
—
(quar.)
preferred A
(quar.)__
Canada,
Ltd
4-15
3-20
Lovixigston Shipbuilding
$6c
—
25c
3-17
2-24
;
3c
3-17
2-28
—
7/
preferred
Lily-Tulip
Lincoln
Wayne)
$1.75
(quar.)__._
Life
$1.50
Lionel
Co.
Lobitos
40c
40c
5- 1
8- 1
4-10
7-10
—
40c
11- 1
10-10
4__-_—
25c
37Vic
3-12
3-12
3-31
quar.)
4___—
:—
Service
Corp. (Wash.,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
D.
C.i—
(quar.)
Oilfields
Lorillard
3- 1
(Fort
20c
(increased
Corp.
3-12
3-15
—
Insurance
Quarterly
Quarterly
Lincoln
4- 1
45c
(quar.)
Cup
National
(P.),
19c
(initial).-,
common
Angeles Transit
Lines
-
(quar.)____—
-
Loulsyille ITitle
1
Lower St.
1
Mortgage
Lawwence
4'i/-preferred
Power
(quar.)
Go.
1-16^
3-4
3- 4
2-28"
* *.
-3-15
35c-
-
3-
3- 7
:
35c
;
3-
2-25
2-25 f
2-25-
4- 1
'4-1
(quar.)__
(quajr.;*__.
3-1
-
50c
$1.75
(Increased)
(quar.)„_.
Louisiana Land & Exploration
3-15
„
2-28
Liggett & Myers Tobacco—
3-15
3-29
3-10
3- 3
4- 2
4-15
-3-15
(quar.)
Lexingtcn Venture Fund
15c
„
3-22
3-14
* 45c
59%c
"
3-21
3- 3
3-20
—_
of
Fund
•
common
convertible
$1.10
..$31%C;
( quar.j-—
common
(quar.);/
Co., common
(quar.)_____-___;^_44__-4_-4-
Kelsey-Hayes Co.
7/. preferred
Ltd..—
(quar.)
>
3- 7
3-7
Los
Great American Insurance Go. (N. Y.)
Oas As* Electric
Common
$J5c.
Class
Great
1
-2-21
4- 1
4- 1
,
55c
3-18
3-31
7
.
preferred "(quar.)__
__4_—.— •- $1.12Va
5/ preferred (quar)
" * $1.25
Kellogg Company, coihmon (quar.)—4__-_—^'
> 35c
3Vn% preferred (quar.)_____>_
—*
BlVac
1
$50c
(quar.)
3-31
25c
3-27.
(quar:)____4/_i__^_2--'" ' • 5'0c
Machine (reduced).
37Vie
4MiZ
-
(reduced)
(quar.)
F.)
>
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3- 7
3- 7
3
Insurance
Globe-Union
.2-19
r2-l9
,3-14.
4-'1 ■.••3-",3-
Corp-.
Lamson
As
Leverage
10c
—,—
(quar_K„
(quar.)
;
/3-15,
4-1
3
(quarterly
1__,
J---
i
3-15.
.-3-15
,
4-17
37/c
8 7 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)——
Distillery, class A
B
31 Vic
—
(quar.)—
Boston
-j
./4/l5
t
'4-1
3- 3
—
preferred
;
2-28 - y
32Vic
v
!
—
income)—
$4 60
Gisholt Machine Co.
4-
3-
3-
>$$1.25
$4.92 preferred (quar.)
$5
preferred
(quar.)
4c
3-2o
Fund
Investment
net
?
.
$1.06V4
3-29
4-28
50c
——-
com.
v,
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• V
16c ;» t 4-12 ;
(quar.)* :4-15;
______
3-28
-
$35c
(quar.)
—_—
Ltd.,
^.,50c* :.;,:.4-15 •• -'SrH"'
.
40c:.
Kansas Power As Light Co., com.
4V4/ .preferred : (quar.)
2-20
of Texas—
A
; -r. 4-11.}
. 3-. 3, i,
35c j -.3-3.1/ i3*17j25c i.»-3-14 • ,v2-0B;
(N. Y.)-(quar.y-
,./*$4;32 preferred (quar.—
4.28/ preferred (quar.)_4__4Vi/ preferred '(quar.)
2-28
"3-31
50c
common
Co.,
(quar.)
Georgia Power Co.,
2-14
3-14
Corp.,
Wares
5/: preferred
3-14
2-28
Shoe
preferred series
.44.12c
(quar.)"
(quar.)____—__
com.
/
3-33-
■
3-25
$1.08
—
Cement
.
.
3- 3
3-20
$1.0834
Fireproofing Co.
;
.
Johns-Manville
■
(quar.)
.
^
_
Co.
•;
■ ■
:
-convertible preferred * (quar.)/"___r__"/"• / $75c 4--15 •'
^.Investors; Loart Cofp.;-common (quar.)~^3c ",/3-vl *
..t 6/, preferred
.(quar.)
75c.
• 3- .l--\
Investors Royalty-Co/(s-a)_____
!•
5c"f'/3-28 v
lc r /3-28 1
Inyest'ors-Syndicatd Of Canada/Ltd.—•
'
••/"
Ccmnvon .(increased)/
$25c./ >3-28
/•/Clxiss A * (increased)
/"r"$25cr,. ..: -3-28
; Iron Fireman Mfg. ;(quar.)__-_-_______-^_r/J" * *
15d * "3-17"'.- .'/.Extra
4_4__—_
"I5c
.3-17
3-3
3-13
(H)o:
$1.12%
supply, 5/ pfd.
Corp. (reduced)
Invest-..
•'
;
>
.
_$15c
4%
Irving* Trust Co.
'
(quar.)
(increased
from
from
3- 3
3-17
25c
common
Be
stock
.Jn/estm«nt: Foundation/Ltd.",
V 3-19
-
3-27
15c
Ltd.,
(3c
Inc.
I
»-•
"
■;
Fund,
Harvester
/>:_/ «.i.v-
,
,,
■
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: 3- 5
,
3-17
_$25
•
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;;
,
•
quar.)
(quar.)
£
,
'
•
3-17
)
«•-
:,
held
■
j. securities .'profits; plus
.-?■
'
50c
xquav.1).———2U b
B
com-
Extra.
)'
class
•/■
ablo- in cgsli or
1
—
(quar.)
.
on
meeting
company
;
-
-
w 3- 3
$$1.12Va, <—3-81x ..- 3-;3
$68?4c O
3-31^ (3-3
—___
Investment-Co. of-America (6c from investment-jRcome plus '10c from net" realized
:;rvproQts). ;The net profits dividend Is pay-
.«•
7
3-31 vr-; 3-m
25c
T
—
at Baltimore—r
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$1
!
.1
-
—.$5QVic. ) :3-31_
■r
1
r
3-
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19) '
...International
3-10
-
payment-at
-
.
.3-14
3-31.
•:
,30c
$35c
>
,
(quar.)___
com.
Iron: Corp;i__;_.
.International Breweries, Inc." (Mich.)
2-TH5
4- 1
*
.
3- 8
4- 1-
...
h'6/
-r
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'
(increased)__
-
3- 3
^
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$50c
tl2Vic
tlV&c
Interlace
1
-.V2-28
Ltd.,
Institutional: Income
-
..
1
3-15
-
■
3-14
Institutional Shares Ltd.—
2-28'
•4- 1- 1*2228' /
.$1.03
$1.12 Vi-/- .4- 1 I :2-28*
4-
Acceptance
Feb.
on
2-20
1
•-
3-12:
$1.18
.
a
,
15c
Products V(quar.)___4_-4_-__4ii
.
2-28'
•
■3-14
.
25c....
-
•
.' v j- «
»
■
...
BVa/rpreferred/(quar^_/__—
Industrial; Rayons (no action taken
•
/
,
-
.•
}
RR/Co/(quar.)
4)// .prefefrett. (quar.)_^__.
>$4,50 preferred*-(quar.
;
3- 5
-
Steel
Industrial
•3-20
.
1
'V ?3-15
•
'^3-14
special meet-
a
-
3-15
w
..
1*.'
3
'
3-24
-3-31
.
$1j31V'4--
Son .(quar.)______
As
3-
-
3- 3
-.-ing,to
(W.
3
! r
3-31.
3-31B-31.
.62.Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
at
-
3
3-13
'
•
•
37Vic
.
3' 3-
-
3-31-
20c
,
.
Gas,
3-17
3- 3
3-31
12Vic
..
-
"
$1.50
-
2-28"
■
3-14
.
.
$6c
...
(Brooklyn, N. Y-) •;.■/'• .1
Imperial Life Assurance- Co.. of Canada—
r
Quarterly
____/
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd., com.
,
Year-end
!
6/'preference (s-a)
I
!'■
•
•34.3.
.
-4-."l
65c
....
-
2-22
:
common
preferrotl"-v(quar.)
'.'$25 pur!*,
•
Illinois
3
:
...
Candy
2-28
,
1
$1.75
3*
3-31
$20c
.
,_i' 2
General
3-10
$1.25
(quar.)-
2-22
:
1
.
...
tGc
.
.
Hutchinson
v
$25c
Builders
1
.
pfd.
2-22
3-14
.
:
.,
..
(quar.)—
common
4-
$1.12Vi
•>
$1.25
(quar.):
,T4?
.
:
2-22
.4- 1
*
,
50c
.
_
3-.'3
;
r
New
General
1
Chicago
Chicago Yellow-Cab Co., Inc.--(quar.)______■
pfd.
*
-
'2-22
.
3- 3
1
.32 Vic
5% : preferred (quar.)
5Vn/
preferred ' (quar.)
4-
preferred, (quar.)
Rivet & Machine >quar.)
5J.2fe
'
1
91 lie
3-3
..
1
s.
.
Ltd.—
Mines,
.
T. .1.
—
(quar.)
General American Oil Co.
General Steel
—
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, -4*r
.4-
2-21-
.
3-12
25c
.
held-on.March 26 to vote.on.
a tlirectors' proposal to reclassify the,
the present po par common into, two
;
./"shares of-$5 par; common.
•.
,•
Huron. As Erie. Mortgage Corp.
(Ontario)—
v
Quarterly
:
4-10
..
1
,4-
.
.,31 Vic,
(reduced).—
Power
General
—
•7CJ preferred (quar.):
;.r.
2-28
4-1
..
3-14
2-14
.
'3-12
•
%
2-28-
,
.
.
3-12
...
____.
.;",;/Stockholders will vote
- ".
*4-io
4-1.
..52Vic,
>
Corp.
Ltd.
Cos..
6-20
—
common
3-12
; 3-12
•
.
Natural
5!i/
•;:.2-24': :
.4-1
52V>i,c
Wayne Corrugated Paper (quar.)
Foundation Co. of' Canada,. Ltd.
(quar,
3-10
$1.25
City
4-
.
51 Vic
Fort
1
A
Co.,
.
...
...
.
5'/ -preferred
-
Wallace,
2
—
(quar.)_____—
5/
;
3-14
4-25
.4.-25.,
517/«c
(qua?.)
General Portland
Pacific RK.
preferred
1
.3-14,
,
3-14.
50c
/.
(quar.)____
rcontmon
3-25
75c
A
T,»
-3-14
r
)
46 Vic
:
Corp;*.-/quar.)
7-
$1
&
50c.
50c
62 Vic
Paul
1;
4-
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
Machinery Ac Chemical, com.
3'/*/ -preferred (quar.)
1
Forbes
75c
A
Securities
Steel
4-
$1.16
(quar.)
4-
$1.50
common
__.
Food
3-14
3-10
12 Vic
com.
'
preferred .D (quar.)
preferred E (quar.)—
4.32,/
2-21
30c
(quar.)—
Series
Investing Co.,
4-
$25c
(quar.)
Co.
,2-28
$10c
50c
(quar.)_
'Series
Ctirlstiana
7
25c
,
-
Lumber
3-
: 3- 5
7
65c
(quar.)—,
(quar.)
.Series
3-12
2-28
••,
3-31
—
Milwaukee,
A
1
3-31
'
$25c
(quar.)
Chicago Great Western Ry.,
Chicago
4.32/
$1.18;!t
(quar.)
4fc preferred (quar.)
Chesebrough-Ponds, Inc.
3-15
87Vic
Power; Ac Light, common
4',// -preferred .(quar.)—
$1.12 Vi
Manufacturing, class A
B
4-
3-15
15c
Century Electric Co. (quar.)
Chapman Valve Mfg. (quar.)
Chatham
:J-
Co.,
Florida
$3.50
——
.
Quarterly
^Houston
•
Florida?Power
$$2.50
pfd.
«fc
(quar.)—
of- America
$1.0834
5.40';o
3-14.
3-20
,
3-10
12:Uc ■
13:!-tc
.
Gold
5/ .preferred
(quar.)
Home Title Guaranty Co.
3-10
4-1
3-15
(H.
Homasote
,
2-28
3-25
+25c.
,
12VaC
•
.
2-25.
12c
Extra
12- 5
■;
3-17
.
.
10c
(quar.)
' r:2^»
4*-1
25c
.
2-28
.
-
3-14
50c
.
(quar.)__
Hollingcr Consolidated
Quarterly
;
-
Firth .Carpet Co.
<fc Electric—
Co.,
12-26
25c
VYeatsrehd.'/™—__g
Florida
3-
Central Illinois
Telephone
5
_
3-14
25c,
Ltd
3- 5
3-20.
3-10
50c.
_
1st"preference A
.
—
5,
4 Vic
common
•Fisher Bros.".(increased
"-
1
3-31
1
—————
(quar.
60c
25c
$15c
(quar.)
Co., 3.65/ pfd. -(quar.)______
lfevvitt-Robirxs,
Inc. - (quar.)-
5
6-
9-
12 Vic
_
'
(quar.)—_
General
Light, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
-4.64c/o preferred (quar.)_,
3-
6-26
.9-26
50c
*
1
2-28
.
4preferred (quar.)
-4.75 '.c
preferred
(quar.)
Central
3-
,3-
"
$50c
———
4)2'/c
3-26
50c
,
.
Ltd.—-
5
*
—
1
$433,iC\
(quar.)
—
3-
Vic
■
a
3-26
,
1
.
J.)
.Class 'B: (quar. )__
•
"
Investments,
preferred
1
3-
$15c
•
—
(quar.)
Hudson .Gas
,4.35'"o
3-
$16c:\
,
4-15
_
1
Corp.
.' 25c
^Financial- Indus trial Fund, Inc
Fifty Assotrlabes <8ra>_:
:
First .-N4ti#nal; Bank - (Jersey City,..N. jr.)—
/' Increased .quarterly
first. National. Stores,; Inc. (quar-).
3
3-151:
pfd... (quar.)
(quar.)
preference (s-a).—
Central
3-
•34' 3
3-15
$20c
Corp.—.
Common*
3- 3
3-15
-$20c
;
-•
(s-a)
Co-,
•
3-17
>$$1
—
60c
5-
.
Payment omLtted at this time
Heinz
-
—i
(Quarterly from net investment income)..
Mills
(quay.).—-——:—_—
Castle
I
-3-17
.3-17
$62 Vic
(quar.)—
common
Co.,
Plywood Corp.
1-
3-15
3-15
Carthage
Cascades
I
; 3- 1/
3-15
.
Ltd.—
Corp.,
General
&
1
27c
_—
preference
Carriers
■4-
.
I
/..•
(quar.)—
Participating
Canadian Tire
3-15
27.VaO
/
———,
Celanese, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
$1.75
2-28
Hazeitine
(quar.)__/
preferred
Finance Co.
•
——-—
Canadian
t
i
.
40c
——.
(quar.)
;
481-16
Ltd.—
4
121/c
(quar./
Racing Assn.—
3-17,
22
Class -A'i(qu^r.)____
;
,
—
Cable Co.,
A-(quar.)_
3-10
.
x-4/,:preferred
3- :3
25C
pref. B: (quar.)—
f
;
3
<;2-2tt
(quar.)-—
....
Hazel Park
3-17
50c
(quar.)____i
3-20.
(quar.).^
D
37 Vic
L) de Nemours
"Fstirmont Foods,
f
3-
3-12
3-15
—
preferred (quar:)—
C
50c
—
3- 1
i.~:
preferred (quar.)—
Class
1
3-; 1
35c
.
,
BreadfCo.i. Ltd.—
Canada
$1
A-
-•3-24
31*ac
)
;-J35c
Britbii Caluinbla. Telephone Co.. (quar,/—
i50c
Bqckeye Piper; Line (quar.)_„_
35c
Bymart-Tintair, Inc.^ common, (quar.)
12 xhc
5*"c-: preferred (quar.)
1: ( 1234c
5.40(»
preferred
preferred
50c
•Fanny Farmer; Caivdy. Shops (reduced)—i_/
"Federal Tilfe-4; Casualty Co.; (Battle Creek,
/ Mich.-)v<quay.)
I^RederaDScrew Works (reduced >
-•3-14
'.'Fidelit?y-Phenix Fh-e Insurance Co_.CV.Y.)-~
-2-15,
/V / Qijarterly
3-3;-
'3-14
BritpJi Ameripan. Bank.:Note .Co,, Ltd-rr.,
5Vaf/c
5.10/
51//
2-24
3-31
j "
3-12
-
37Zc
(qiiar.)__T
2-28
62V2C
3r'%
.
35c.
,
(quar..),_._———,
com,,
A
3-10
3-31
!____
___:
3-7
3-31
2-28
.
Sugar Co.
common
3-31
4c
2-28
3-15
20c
Bqnd;• Stores-.(quar.-■;.
preferred (quar.)
4.80/ preferred
5/ prelerred B
3
'
2,-28
■3-12
California-Pacific Utilities,
Telephone,
"/10c
(reduced)
Tennessee Natural Gas—
t'/'o
,2.-28
3-13
preferred, (quar:)
Canada
•3-1-4
3-13
$1.16% ;
'Boyertewn"Buriak Gasket (quar.)—
'5c'o
.3-14
3-10
20c,
50c
i
Quarterly
Ilxuvalian
3-14
3-10
3-31
3-20
.
3-4
r
17 Vic
(quan)—
BriggS & Stratton Corp;
*
3- 7
.
$1
(quar.)
Hawaiian. Commercial Ac
3-28
3-
85c
!
(reduced)
Excelsior Insurance - Co. of New York.
(quar.).
;2-24
1
1
:
,4%.$*. 'preferred :(qnar/'-_^.,^„.__^-,^^^,
5^/.
3-10
4-
40c,
-
,. ■
.
4-18
3-14
B
25c
.
:2-28*
4-
12Vic
;25c
$1
■■■'Mc.
,
.
common
15c
"
3-31
quar.)__
Oil Well Cementing Co.. (quar.) /
Paper Co, (quar.)_
a_.„
(M. A.) Co.,: class A (quar.)
Class
,3- 3
40c
■
3-17
3- 7
,$1.25
.7l/uc
;
-
3-10
2
4- 1
3-31
$1.06V4
Harding Carpets Ltd. (quar.)___
Ila-verty Furxriture Co4 (quar.)
7
3-7
'
Ecuadorian "Corp.
___l
.El Paso"Electric Co,, common (quar.)
-/;i.$4,12 mreferred'; (quar.)_^__„__
!
$4,50 prqlerreti '(quar.)
-$4.72 T?referred.::(ouar.)
$5:40 ,preferred- t(qi}av,i
,2-21
-3-21
.
-
Bryson,
1
4-
25c
—
20c
Easy Washing Machine Co., Ltd.—
rr
20c
.
Cms
Black; Sivalla ;<fc
3-
4-
3-10
3-10
25c
.
'
3-17
1
4- 2
4- 2
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Hamilton
2-14
3-17
(quar.)-:
Aircraft Engineering (increased)
Insurance Co.
(quar.)
Life
Hanna
3-12.
-
"
40c
Bessemer Limestone A? CemenVr:.-.--:
(quar.)
1
"
,
—.
Common
preferred
Halliburton
•'
6
1
*
preferred
Easceri;
■
Couuselorsv 1 q
* _____ _
Beldihg Hemingway Co. (qjiar.)
,
Canada.:, Savings
&
Loan. Assn.,
(Halifax tr (quar..)
,,—
Eastman Kodak Co., common (quar.)—.
6/
preferred Xquar.
;
5-26
.
Bqautv
3-
4-1
50c
preferred
5.20/
2-27
,
12-15
25c
East
.»
//
4-
Gulf
2-20
3-
1
2-28
$1.37 li
(quar.)__*__
'_
preferred^-! quan)/___
Sulphur As Potash (quar.)
Duval
2-28
;
: 9-15
pirecters' indicated, that: the two or pos*•_ j
sibly three-remaining quarterly dividends
;
this year will be-paid in stock Instead
;
Of cash.-.'.' '
/I'.'""'.!
..1.,,.
Automatic .Canteen? Co.;of America (lrreg,) ., v> 45c
,
1
3-29
4-
•
40c
1
50c
$2.10
2-27
3-20
-6-16
5 Z preferred.. (quar.)_-._-._/-_______r---r-r...:
5 / preferredi quar,
'.
common (quar.-)—:
preferred (quar:).
Beau tBrummell- Tte''(quar.)---._r,^^-w--~v-
3-
4-
50c
Co.
preferred
4.15/
4.20/
3-13,
3^15
,25c
"
4-<c
25C
35c
(reduced)—
preferred
4.10/
,2-28
3-14
■;
15c
(quar.>^-„____-^__:___
<quar.)__l—.—/ /.''25c..
Ba'rdeh Corp. (quar.)
I
Bausch '& Lornb- Optical,
3-
v
1
30c
(quar.)
common
Moimtain Power Co.
Grumman
,
2-21
1
*20c
(quar.)-:
3.75/
preferred (quar.)
/_!
4*0 preferred (quar.)___________,
3-10
3-31
_
1
4-
30c
;
Duquesne Light Co.,
3-10
;
3-
~
"
(reduced)
;
$4.50 pteferred
;
.
1
$1
2bc
'
Corp; (quar.)./__/_H____/
5'/ pfd. (quar.;
Mills,
Uu_Pont (E.
3-14,"
1 *
'
-
$$1.10
3-
-
:•
,
'
2-21
$1.25
Financial, class A
$3.50
1
4-
.
t
•
common
preferred
4-
$18c,_
'
preference, (s-a}___/—
Corpy
5/
3-11
3-20
$15c
_____/L_/_____r___—J
r'y
&Z -preferred (quar-.
3-24
1
,(quar.)__:_____
,
3-24
—,
com.
2
Cigar
River
Brewery
Drtver-HaTris
"
/
Atlantic Acceptance Corp.,:Ltd.—
yVi/
1
3-
;
W/G.
Dow
3-11
;4- 1
dividend )_'_/!,
*.—
—1_".
(quar.)_!__'
Associated Spring Corp.,
5-
70c
muar.;/
(quar.)_
Ill-Nod Chemical Arts
(quar.)
Diana Stores Corp. (quar.)
Dominion CorSet Co., "Ltd.
3j
3-11
;
V."
*/"
(quar
(stock
1
,(quar.)__
$1.31 y4
Retfevj
.
3-10
40c
:
(quar.)
5/
preferred (quar.)
Griggs Equipment, .Inc.;
Grfnneil Corp. (increased
Co.
(qilar.)
Del Val
3-14
2
4-
-
_'7Vic
.—
_____
B
3-24
(quar.)__
,
(J. H-> Hardware Co., Ltd.—
Class
Atjas.
433ic
A ..(quar.)
A
Dah
3- 3
,
3-29
r
22 VaC
(quar.)—■
Electric
Asbdown
"
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Title & Insurance Co." (Miami,
BancorpQratlon
7/
3-24
1
50c
America
(quar.)
D.
-3->15
,3-29
0/
—
Surety Co. of.N. Y.
Corp.—
convertible-preferred
1
5-
(s-a)
(quar.)
of
A
Sugar,
:
Greyhound Corp.,
4'AZ preferred
4
2-25
1
3-31
50c
American
Arizona
5-
Cutler-Hammer Inc. (quar.)___i
2-17
3-
3-10
50c
:
"(quar.!/
Florida;(quar.)
2-28
2-28
50c
(quar.
Corp.
Co.
Co.
Class
3-25
50c
(quar.)__
Anierican
Anderson
3-12
3-10
$1.16
(quar.)
Insurance
Class
i'
J.)—
_____
Oil
Steel
Class A
'3-5
"
GOc
Crucible
-■
3-10
,3-17
American Sugar Refining, common''(quar." "'406'
Extra
1
;.
—*—
25c
.
(quar.)
""
"3-10
'
7Co
com.
'(quar.T__;____l___.
Corp.
Cidole'Petroleum
3-31
;3°c
______
_
C0."
Cosmopolitaii Life
1
4-
37V'ic
*
Co._
Co.
Water
Western
Green
2__;
Curtiss-Wriglit Corp./com.
______
Corp.
dividend
Stock
Co.,
(quar.)
Corp., " common
iquar.)__
!!____
2-28
3-28
50c
Y.)
Laundry Machinery Co.
Optical Co. (quar.)—
American
YsC
50c "
Payable of
•
^Boston;
'
Continental Steel Corp.
2-21
."3-17
3-14
87 Vic
(N.
I.
American- international
insurance
Continental Motors Corp. (increased)
Continental" Oil Co. (quar.) _1___1___1_____/
.
"
(quar.)!
Co..(Newark, N.
American Insurance
Lke
I
Continental Baking,Co., common (quar.)'
$5:50 preferred (quar.)
12___
/:
Continental Insurance Coc ;N.
x.)
the
___! /"
common
Co.
Great
(quar.)
Derrick
<fc
at
53
Holders
When
Share
Southern
Life
Insurance
Co.
(Houston)
(quar.)
Great West Life Assurance Co. (Winnipeg)—
Increased
L_
Year-end
Edison
preferred
'Consumers
2-28
3-5
Class
Hardware
2-20,
1
:
'
Great
*
National
$5 ' preferred
this time)
American
American Hoist
payment
common
-"Coftsoiuiated"Cigar
-3-10
3-15
3-15
4/.-
(quar.)
(dividend payment omit¬
Co.
on
Consolidated Amusement Co., Ltd./
Consolidated Cement Corp. (quar:)///.__.//
-
3-14
3-
25c
LJheL.-.-1-Z.I-L—
preferred D (quar.)
Export Lines, Inc.
at
4
-
American
ted
3-
4-
13/4c
declared.
(quar.)-.
Barge
3-
Name oj Company
4
(quar.)
(Philadelphia)/coir.uion (quar.)___I22_
4','e- preferred (quar.)—;
Conneccicutr Light & Power "(qUiir.)_Z:2"
2-28'
3-14
-
'•
50c
-
_
-Co.
3-
v
5
cash
(quar.)_
Sugar
Commercial
3-15
25c
:
*
Par
'
4
-
5.25'/
preferred (quar.)
Commonwealth' Land
Title " lnsurtmce
5
3-
'
dividend paid, at this time.
above
3-
-
3-28-
40c
••
__
Pictures, 5Vi »
pid. <quar.)_
Allied Products Corp. (stock dividend}voted
t
'
__
Artists
Directors
1
3-15
15c
,
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.
Industries, Inc. (quar.)
Allied
4.64tc
2-28
1
4-
.
Co., common (quar,35c
preferred (quar.)
;_2
$1.25
«fc
taken
Commonwealth
3-
•
$1
___
Allen
•
3-14
*
-45c
-
-
------
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Wood. Steel
5Co
Alexander
.
Payable
Share
,
I.,
M.
Abbott
Columbian
Holders
3-15
$1.12 Vz
4
-
preferred
Holders
Payable of Rec.
35c
mc
Quarterly
When
Per
.
A,
action
When
Share
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Foil Co.,
Co.—'
this time!
AW.'t
,
•
Name of Company
preferred
Coleman
11
(887)
.3-14-
2-26"
25o/'
3-15
2-28
5-1
4-15
•"•
Co., Ltd.—
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'
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(808)
Par
Name
Macassa
of Company
Ltd.
Mines,
Share
Inc.
Magnavox Co.,
dividend
Stock
4*iV*
3-12
5*2%
3-15
2-25
Robinson.
4-15
3-21
Rochester American Insurance Co.
(quar.)_
_
(reduced)
3-15
2-25
3-15
2-28
___—
Ltd.
Marine
G%
-
Bancorporation (quar.)
Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock
3-24
Royal
Asphalt Corp
McGraw
(F.
McLouth
Steel
Merchants
H.)
Fire
Quarterly
Co.
&
Insurance
Co.
(Denver)^—
___
Mesta
Machine
Metals
(quar.)
Disintegrating
preferred
4)i%
<
4)a%
Gas
Utilities
Michigan Sugar Co.,
Micromatic
Midwest
Hone
Common
2-21
4.10%
2-28
2-28
2-28
>
2-13
2-13
11-14
____
'+.■
23c
,
(accum.)
3-15
3-
3
30c
-
.
3-14
3-
15c
^
3-10
2-28
4'
25c
4-
1
3-
5
06V4C
I
Ste.
4-
1
3-
5
3-25
15c
•—
Marie RR.
(4c
from
from
7
3-27
3-
7
Minnesota
capital
-
6c.
••
3-27
Paper (quar.)
Mount Royal Dairies, Ltd, (quar.)
_;
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Quarterly
Mueller Brass Co.
Muskegon
(quar.)
40c
•
54-
$l5c
4-
1
4
3-
1
-■»
3-14
4
^
7
3-
4c ;'
Clark Fund,
&
Corp.
Roebuck-
Sears
Clark
Se
ri-
:
from
(quar.)—
Co. (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada—
Common
G.)
1
3-20
,x':,a-i9
73-19
3- 7
% 2-14
50c
3-28
3-14
__
3-31
3-
20c
4-
1
(quar.)
National Casualty
(Detroit)
National City Lines (quar.)
National
Finance
Co.,
.
,___
3-15
A
2-27
3-. 3
5-1
$45c ;
25c
'
ABC
(quar.)___
4-10
4-
(quar.)
50c
(stock
com.
div.)
Quarterly
____
«te
Oil
National
Life
&
Accident
ville)
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-
4
4-
4
40c
4-
30c
1
1
3-10
2-28
2-28
1
2-21
1
4-IjO
Acme
-
4-14
;
3-15
3-20
3-3
3-
X
2-19
ioc
3-
1
2-19
3-
1
2-19
Extra
-
&
National Securities
Common
4-80%
Southern
3-
4-15
3-31
3-28
: 3-10
Acme
v
3
Southland
Series—
!
—
Growth
:
Stock
investment
Income
.
Research
Series
20%
_
Corp
4C
_
*
Niagara Mohawk
8c
Corp.,
com.
<
Edison
Co.,
preferred
3.90%
cv.
preferred
Old
Corp
3-31
3- 7
3-31
3-
7
3-31
3-
7
'
pref.
48'/2c
75c
1
3-21
4-
1
3-21
B
1
3-17
4-
1
3-17
3-25
3-14
4-24
4-10
4-24
4-10
$25c
5-15
4-15
30c
"
3-26
3-19
3-
2-15
'
$2
Milk
Co.,
3-
3-
1
2-21
4-
1
3-21
3-14
2-28
30c
2-28
*
(quar.)_
Pipeline Co._
>
Service
Electric
3-10
4-
1
3-10
'
4.18%
pfd.
4.30%
pref
Pullman,
Piirolator
Putnam
Gas,
com.
3-
3
3-31
3-
&
preferred
preferred
5 %
United-Carr
Carbon
2-28
Stock
5Va;%
(quar.)
(quar,)
S. Envelope Co.,
common
"
(quar.)
3-31
3-
$107%
3-31
3-
3-31
3-
3-14
2-28
3-14
2-28
3-12
2-28
'
350
$1.1834
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George
3
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I
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50c
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1
convertible
30c
w
4-
-"i
65c*'
3-1?
-
3-
■
3
-
30c
::
4-
$1.25
5-16
-
6-16
3-10 '
15c
25c
4-
25c
4-1
25c
4-1
1
,
*
3-10
3r25
*3-12
40c
2-28
33-
payment
3-28
92 Z3c
5-15
4-18
3-10
2-28
Tobacco,
3-
3-10
3-
4
8c
3-14
3-
3-14
3-
1
4-
1
3-16
30c
3-
5
35c
3-
5
2-25
30c
3-15
3-
433ic
Steel Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)
Utab Power & Light (quar.)___
30c
7%
non-cum.
3-15
33-
3-
3
1
$2.28
taken
convertible
Van Sciver
5%
on
(J. B.)
class A pfd.
on
preferred
Viau,
Peeves
Bros,
Republic
(quar.)
Steel
3-10
Corp.
Riegel Textile Corp.,
A
com.
(reduced
3
3-19
2-24
4-23
3-20
90c
4-
1
3-10
Wellington Fund (from net investment inc.)
4-
1
3-10
Weeden
3-10
2-28
West
3-14
3-
Railroad
&
Weill
Co.
Co., 4^L>%
pfd.
(annual)_
(Raphael)
&
Co.
(Initial annually)
quar.)__
20c
5
•7%
(quar.)
<
2-
30c
3-20
3-. 1
2- 7
—
$56c
2-20
2-7
25c
2-28
—
(quar.)
3-
2-12
$1.25
4-
1
3-19
-25c
3-
1
2-15
87/a C
3-
1
2-15
(quar.)
'
60c
3-
1
2-13
$1.12)i
3-
1
2-13
(quar.)—
'
$1.62)2
1—
3-15
3-
25c
3-15
2-21
25c
?,
3-15
2-21
433ic
(quar.)
4-
1
2-24
3-14
25c
4-
1
3-14
43%c
5-
1.
4-15
37)20
8-
1
7-15
37)aC
11-
1
10-15
.-
-
62/aC
—
3-15
3-
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
3-10
4-15
:
.
2-28
2-20
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
20c
(monthly
Corp.
American
American
Indemnity
American
Insulator
American
Investment
Common
3-14
3-
1
2-24
Climax,
7
3-
5
3-
1
4-
1
3-14
4-
Co.
2-25
30c
3-
1
2-19
6-
2
5-21
$1.12)2
3-
1
2-19
3-14
2-28
25c
4-
1
3-14
25c
3-14
2-28
25c
3-14
2-88 1
$1
3-14
2-28
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
———
^
as
Telephone
&
2-20
5
2-28
$2
3-29
3-19
60c
3-14
2-25
$2.25
(quar.)—
Telegraph
2-20 '
1
3-
50c
Refining (reduced)—_
Co
——
Steamship
American Steel Foundries
3-24
3-
4-10
3-10 •
25c
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
*
,
—
2-11
2- 7 '
$1
(quar.)
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
.30c
3-17
3-
37Vac
3- 1
2-17
343ic
(quar.)
'
3-
1
2-17
31 Vic
3-
1
2-14
31»ic
"3-1
2-14
•
3
2-24
3-10
3-31
3-
3-10
2-25
4-
3-14
American
2-24
•lie
6
,6%
5
Water Works
preferred
/» %
preferred
Co.—
(quar.)
.
■
——
(quar.)
.
American Window Glass—
5%
1
^
3-
$1
$$1.75
f
$1.75
—
—
(quar.)
American Tobacco
•
30c
(quar.)_—
preferred
*
3-14
3-10
$1.12/2
(quar.)
(quar;)
Common
1
40c
Chemical Corp.—
&
American Seating
'
50c
Meter
Photocopy Equipment Co.
American Potash
'
2-14
(initial quar.)
com.
quar.)_—
Ltd., 4pfd.
American
A
6-30
2-
34)ec
American
'
1
1
3-15
(quar.)
(initial
preferred
American Metal Co..
American Vitrified Products
3-10
'
Illinois—
preferred (quar.)
Machine & Foundry
4/2%
73-
$1.31/4
of
preferred (quar.)
American Metal
•
30c
5-26
60c
f
2-20
2-14
25c
Co.
5'/2%
3-31
6-10
J
2-28
20c
(quar.)—
American
American
4-18
'
5
$3.80
-
—
(Md.)
(s-a)—.—^
Corp. (quar.)
Co.
5',i%
-•
3
$4.50
>
(Galveston, Texas)
Indemnity Co.
Semi-annuaJ
"
•
3-14
75c
12 Vac
——
ctfs.—
(initial) _——
Fmid—partic.
Co.
3-15
20c
;;>
——
com.
'
Theatres
_
American
3-14
2-14
$25c
—
3-20
3%
-
4-1
-
(quar.)
4-
-
3-10
<
——
*
2-24
B
American Smelting
1
4
name.
(quar.)—.'
(quar.)
Encaustic
3-10
Kootenay Power & Light Co. Ltd.—
preferred
3- 5
1-27
93')ic
Cable
&
3-20
75c
(quar.)^
2-14
3-20
5
20c
& Co,
3-10
2-21
•
3-10
-
(quar.)
Chain
4-
75c
(quar.)
37V2c
2-28
-
3-10
3
3-
$l.i2,,a
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-
Wee den
new
Ltd.—,
Corp.,
3-14
$50"
75C
(quar.)
Co.
30c
(stock dividend)
,1-27
$22)20
(quar.)
Trust
4-15
(quar.)_
3-17
Wabash
under
($25 par)
Chicle
3-31
(quar.)—
Virginia Dare Stores
2-25
-
preferred (initial)—
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Class
7%
3-17
(N~~Y)~
preforred
$1,25
55c
Corp.
Co.
preferred
preferred
1
I2V2C
f
(quar.)——
25c
(accum.)
ioi>
2-25
40c
Co.—-
15c
Insulation
Insurance
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco 3.60%
4.50%
4-
_
™~"~
22V2C
$4 preferred A (quar.)
—;—
American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corp.
'
(quar.)
Refractory &
Quarterly
Reliance
Inc.
Ltd.
"3-6
30c
201.
(quar.)
Vanity Fair Mills, Inc.
$1.02
30c
payment at
Feb.
2-18
3-1
3-31
—_
—
Class
common
meeting held
3-25
$1
50c
(tAiar.)—
2-14
Norman Industries—
company
4-21
;■
-
(quar.)
Common
(No action
75c
.
2-10
7
4-
2-17
3- 7
3-10
3
3-28
United
2-25
4- 1
40c
3
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (qua:
2-17
40c
25c
-
——
2-10
2-25
(s-a)
1
2-28
2-28
3-26
2-10
3-
3-10
3-20
3-14
2-14
15c
3-20
'
3-15
2-25
25c
-
—
American Hospital Supply
1
10c
1
3-10
25c
5
4-
15c
4-
12)ac
/
5
15c
___________
2-17
Inc. (quar.) ————
Tiling $quar.)
2-25
3-15
1 '0
3- 3
after
American Home Products
3-17
3
12/2C
—_Z—
-
of Canada,
preferred
American
4-18
5-15
3-
2-28
5c
payment
com.
2-21
1
3-31
American &
4-18
5-15
13 %c
3-14
4-
American Greetings Corp., class A
4-18
•
3-14
1
3-10
Foreign Power Co. (quar.)—__
American Gas & Electric (quar. I
2-26
5-15
$1
1
4-
*
(quar.)
American Electronics
38C
25c
4-
30c
(quar.)
American Dryer Corp.
$1.12/2
$1.05
4
$25c
preferred (quar.)
Broadcasting-Paramount
$1.50
20).
_
2-17
(quar.)
(increased
1st preferred
$1.60
at
>
3- 3
.
American Cement
5
.
2-17
$3
Aggregates,* cqmmon
American
8
3-31
23c
7%
2-18
3-
3- 3
"
(quar.)
Equipment
America-Canada
2-25
3-15 :
$1.25
(quar.)_.
2-24
:
5
3-20
87/2 C
American Can Co.—
3-12
3-25
:
3-
10c '
$1.15
announcement
Common
5%
2-24
8%c
(quar.)
2-18
(quar.)
American
;
3-11
3-
5
40c
lJz %
2nd
3-22
$5c
1-31
3-
- 75c
& Dye Corp; (quar.)
Co., 5/4% preferred (quar.)7 $1.31/4
preferred
6/2%
3-14
.
3
$1.12)2
eonv. preferred (quar.)—
American Biltrite Rubber Co.-— .
2-22
1
(quar.)
4% preferred (quar.):
4/2% preferred (quar.)—;
4
2-21
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)i
Mfg. Co.,
3-17
$13e
(quar.)
3%%
preferred1 (quar.)
American Bakeries, common
'3-14
1
2-14
■
62V2C
series)
preferred (quar.)—,
American Airlines, Inc., com.
-
2-28
25c'
•
3-21
3- 3
(5%
3-14 '
_
3-31
10c
37/aC
changed to Mirro Aluminum Co. see
American
3-14
1
2-21
3- 3
2%
dividend)
Aluminum Co.
-
3-10
4-1
3-12
3-12
(quar.
(1951
preferred A
$3.76
3- 1
3-28
25c
•V-
Aluminum Co. of America, common
1
common
preferred
S.
Van
Putnam
«"
•
3-
2-10
2-20
25c
—_
Co_- (quar.)__.—
dividend
'
2-20
»
2-25
5%
(quar.)—
Ltd. (quar.)
preferred
Name
2-28
•
3-14
25c
,<
>
2-20
.
3-14
6c
___
Borax & Chemical
7%
U.
3-
1
1
2-10
'
Cement (quar.)—_—
Aluminium, Ltd. (quar,)—
;
Aluminum Goods Mfg.—
j
-
-
2-28
2-28
/
3-15
45c
-
•"
_
S. Ceramic Tile
3-
33-
:
34^80
preferred (quar,)„___
preferred (quar.)_
S.
3-
12%c /'
'
" / iflOc "1'
convertible
U.
3-31
2-28
3-15
3-15
(quar,)____
U.
3-31
3-15
37',i»c
50c
7
3-31
-'23c
37/20
3-10
3-17
2-25
>:
;
Alpha Portland
50c
7
02
2-28
$1.25
7
35®
3-15
5%
2-28
4-1
5c
(quar.)__—
Machines
4%- preferred
2-18
3-10
$12%C 1
(quar.)_
Alpha Beta Food Markets, com, (quar.)
1
(quar.)
3-
45c
3-
(quar.
3-
(quar.)
<\
3-10
^
Kid
4.08%
87 /2c
3-
I
—
Co.-^
stnek
American
3-24
3-18
2-21
•
3-24
3-28
5
25c
3-24
125'C
3-10
75c
624c
6%•
■-
1
-
—
3-
25c
—_
Allied
.
3-
'C1.1
com.
Co., common
dividend
;
K
3-
)
&
Allls-Chalmers
30c
-
Gas
1
/ ■
3-10
:t; 31 Vic
Laboratories- (quar.)
—
7 Allied Stores Corp., common; (quar.)_—*.—
•2-20
3-
50c
•
(quar.)
Co.
4-
5c 4
Allied
:
*
,
62'/ac
3-
25c
(quar.)
common
on
Fastener
United Cities
2-28
3-17
2-20
preferred (quar.)
United
3
3-10
3-
25c
50%'
^
-
Pipeline—
_
3-
'
Finance
Allied: Gas
-
United Artists Theatre Circuit—
7
3-31
2-14
(quar.)
(quar.)______,.____
$4 preferred
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Union Sugar Co. (quar.)
2-28
5-29
2:i4
3-
.*'
meeting held on Feb.
Electric Co., com. (quar,).
3-
25c
3-
Electric
$1.50
action taken
3-
$1.25
25c
—
company
3-12
3-21
2-14
(Detroit)—
Williams Steel Forgings
3-15
3-14
2-14
•
62»ic
'
1
$28 %c
(quar.)
Business
3-
'
^
Title Insurance Corp. of St. Louis (increas'd)
(quar.)
Underwood Corp.--
4-
$$1.29
Steel Corp. Ltd.
Algoma
3-
Todd Shipyards
$3.50
2-28
Allied
;
28
(quar.)
Time,
Inc.
(interim)
Tishman Realty & Construction,
6% : preferred
(quar.)—
2-14
(quar.)__
Engineering
Allied Chemical
Thompson Paper Box, Ltd._„
$3.70
3-14
3
-
Paybestos-Manhattan
$4
B
3-
Allen
(quar.)
A
3
Industries, Inc.—
preferred
3-17
-
class
(quar.)i._
3-14
2-14
3-
"
common—
c.
/ Alabama-Tennessee Natural Gas
/ Alabama & Vicksburg Ry.
(s-a)
3-17
(quar.)_
Industries,
2-28
3-31,
\
M3g.
3-17
$5 preferred (quar.).
Textiles, Inc., common (reduced)-.
4% ^preferred (quar.)
3-31
3ii/,r
.
'
-
Gas
3-15
3
'
preferred
4-
""
Natural
2-10
*1
10c
$42'/2C
Co.,
Shoe Stores,
4-
(quar.)__
$1
'
(quar.)
Products
(quar.)
Fund)
Common;
30c
'
(see
Gulf
Illinois
Holder•
25c"
(reduced)—
Corp,
Brass
4.60%
"
4-15
-
3-25
;
Corp., class A
Inc.
Co.
12^c
2YzC
(quar.)_
common.
com.
When
Payable 0/ Ree.
,
3-
_:
Process. Co.
4-
Lidell FundSulphur Co. (quar.)—
Texas
Union
•;
'
Inc.,
,
,
12%c;.
Tias Corp., common (quar.)
$3.50 prior preferred (quar.)_„_____
Alabama Power Co., 4.20% pfd. (quar.)
3-10
1
75c
&r
Texas
7
30c
Inc.
4
5
3-18
"*
(quar.)__'
Fund
3-
12'-ic
~~
~
(quar.)_
Industries, $4.75 pfd.
(Geo.)
3-12
Co., com.
5c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
preferred
$1.40
Publicker
Templctcn
20c.
(quar.)
preferred
25c
40c
.
&
7
3
1
(quarJI~_I~I
(quar.)
preferred
33-
4-
common
preferred
2-28
1
$112Y2
Prentice-Hall, Inc., 5% preferredr
Prcstole Corp., 5%
preferred (quar.)
4.08%
3-14
4-
3-20
5-
$1.07
■
(quar.)—
(James)
(No
5
3-29
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (series A)
(quar.)
Stephenson Finance common (quar.)_:
5/2% preferred (quar.)—
Stono & Webster, Inc. (quar.)
Storer Broadcasting Co., com. (quar.)
Class B (quar.)—:
2-21
87«,2c
5%• 1st preferred (quar.)__
$2.50 2nd preferred (quar.)
$1.40
1
75c
Pittsburgh Forgings Co. (quar.)_
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp. (quar.)
Public
3-
-
$1.16,/4
——
—-—.—__
6%
5% :preferred
'•
3-20
Refineries, Ltd.—
dividend
4.50%
.
Allen
(quar.)
Sundstrand Machine Tool Co.
1
3-15
*
2-24
•
Alabama
•
6%
Transue
3-
:
30c
Class B
Class
5
3-31
40c
Class A
Thomas
3-18.
3-
Products
Reduction Co., com.
Air
3-31
75c
Electric Co.—
State Loan & Finance
3-
3-31-
.
25c
*•
dividend
'Wire
Agnew Surpass
3-18
4-1
$1.20
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Quarterly
Standard Register Co.,
2-21
40c
(quar )
Portland Transit Co., 5%
PoHatch Forests
(quar.)
1
30c
(quar.)
Industries
(quar.)j.
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal
Corp.,
2-25
3-
7%,c
Pioneer
Polaroid
2-28
25c
common
preferred
3
5C
ZZZZ
—HI
r-ZZZ'
:*
4——»——
2-25
30c
"
;
(quar.)
%
3-15
1
3-11
$2.60
Y.)
Petroleum & Trading, $1 partic. cl. A
(quarj
Pllzer (Charles)
& Co., common
4
4-
5c
4
371/^0
;
preferred
3-
ioc
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3\'z %
3-14
70c
'
(reduced)
Co.
C.)
Basin
1
30c
.
_
(quar.)
Ltd
(J.
4)a%
4-
20c
(quar.)_^
Penney
Pet
3-17
i5C
Patterson-Sargent Co. (quar.)__
Permian
1
20c
Consolidated
Penick & Ford,
3
4-
$1.11
(quar.)_______
Parker Pen Co., class A
(quar.)
'
Class
3-
$1,10
__
Pantex Mfg., common (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.
Parsons & Co.
3-31
97/.C
;
(N.
2-28
GGc
(quar.)
(quar.)____
Co.
3-20
1
'
27c
Class B
(quar.)—
Standard Accident Insurance Co.
3-15
4-10
i
.
Share
•
(quar.)______________
(quar.)--—:
Industries
Akron
preferred (quar.)_
—»—
preferred (quar.)
Spindale Mills, common (quar,)
Talcott
Clay Products
Park-Lexington
3-21
$1.45
_
Indemnity,
3- 5
1
4-
_—
Tin
2-17
1
5-
$1.37)2
_
Steel
Pacific
1
4-
70c
__
Products Co., Ltd.
(quar.)_„_
Co. (quar.)
Oregon Paramount Corp., $4 prior pfd. (s-a)
Pacific
3-
15c
22c
(quar.>
Orangeburg Mfg.
Pacific
,
7
25
class A
Class B
Ontario
3-
(quar.)
„
Old National Corp.,
3-31
3-31
(quar.)
Coal
Ben
7
3-31
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4.40%
4.44%
7
3-
3- 7
3- 7
(quar.)__
common
3-
3-31
$1.31/4
from Feb.
Northern Natural Gas, common
(quar.)
5'2 %
preferred (quar.)__
Ohio
_4-l
85c
Gas Co. (quar.):
Illinois Gas (quar.)___
preferred
3-10
$1.02Va
North Penn
5.80%
3-31
50c
5%%
v
4-
'
60c
(quar.)_„
$1
2-27
97i/2C
T
Corp., $3
•
90c
31)
Northam Warren
Northern
2-28
fr
■
pref. (quar.)__—
Stock
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred tfquar.)
Extra
50c
*
&
:
:
'i
(quar.)___
Metal
&
Adam Consolidated
-
& Electric-
Southwestern Investment
45c
*
_
preferred (quar.)__.
pfd. (initial payment
March
preferred
4.65%
4.28;%
50c
3.60%. preferred (quar.)__
3.90% preferred (quar.)
4.10% preferred (quar.)
to
4- 1
$2
.
' '
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-15
C0c
_
Power
preferred
4.85%
2-28
(
__
5.25%
3-15
net
income)
National Supply Co, (quar.)___
;
New England Telephone &
Telegraph Co.—
Quarterly
:
New Hampshire Fire Insurance
(quar.)
,
3-14
(quarterly from net invest-
meat
3.40%
3-28
5',e
(quarterly from
income)
Series
25c
-
Royalty
Southwestern Gas
3
,
week, these being given in the
(quar.)___i___c______
preferred
Acushnet
1,
^
•
3-
_
25c
(quar.)_
Aetna-Standard
(quar.)—;
Pacific Co.
Dairies
Aeroquip
(quar.)—_—
preferred
this
?
Incorporated
Stock
3-1
3-14
t-
—
Edison
original preferred
preferred (quar.)
V 3- 3
3-20
*
7)ac
..^
-
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
Common (quar.)
,
3-28
30c
50c
'■
*
2-21
3-1
:
*••3-15
50c
,:»<?'
Curry (quar.)
preferred
5%
5-
$53c
.
,
<quar,)__
(quar.)
California
partic.
P,
5%
37 %c
common
&
F.-Wrigley Stores (quar.)
Abrasive
25c
Sugar,
Southern Indiana Gas
(Nash¬
___
Stock dividend
National Securities
preferred
4,32%
3-17
12/2C
_
Insurance
8%
Southern
5%
_____
_
Gas
4-15
17c
2-28
4-15
3/s%
68c
conv.
preferred
(quar.)
__
National Fire Insurance Co.
(Hartford) —
National
3-14
Rico
M
3-
$25c
*
(quar.)——
N.
C.
3-14
75c
(a payment of 10% is con¬
subject to the approval of
J. Public Utility Commissioners)
Porto
62 Vac
$1.12)a
Vending Corp.. (increased)
■J1 4Vjf%
templated,
the
V
-
Abitibi Power & Paper Co. Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
3-10
:,3-lo
3-14
-
1
1
4-
;
$25c
/ $50c
(quar.)
South
Park
C F Industries
A
t.
4-
-
(quar.)
Publishing Corp.—
South Jersey Gas
56)ic ;
...
Per
A.
3-21
$$1.75
_*25e
—
—-
2-28
7
(quar.)
(quar.),.
announced
Abbotts
/
$2.12 preferred (quar.)
Engineering Works
(Wis.)
(quar.)—
Smith, Kline & French Laboratories (quar.)
3-15
30c
Corp.
-3-4
.
prelerred
Name of Company
Stock dividend
Natco
4-15
3-14
25c
h:
4 '/a %
preceding table.
_
J
(quar.)
Solar Aircraft Co.
4-15
1
Below we give the dividends announced in
previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not Include divi¬
1
3-, 7 -J-X 2-14 Xi
3-21
'3-, 7
4-2
2-28 < :
10c/
(quar.)_
preferred
2-16
s-
;
-
*
3-10
;
■
—
$3 preference
(quar.)
Slater (N.), Ltd., common
1
.5-1
'
(quar.)_
common
3-
35c
"
30c::
,
preferred (quar.)___
Inc., class A (quar.)
•
+
-
4
Sliulton,
B
Yosemite
'3-5
4-1
4-
V'7 25c I
25c/
—
3- 3
$1.26
Young. Spring & Wire (quar.)
./»
J'20
3-17
,7'
,7 15c
—i
(quar.)_—:
(Prank
Shattuck
(Alan) Steel—
dends
Invest-
net
3-10
$1.25
;v7^7v!%,Zalc' jewelry Co._
o f
*f.
3-17
;«•"
26c
*•
(quar.)
Co.
&
Co.
.'i.
Inc.—
Stock
3-14
3- 3
V 85c
1*
Alan Wood Steel Co.
gee
3-14
(Detroit)—
(quar.)
Woolf- Bros.,
1
3-10
'
1
4-
.
—L\
A
1
4-
25c
•4*
3-15
25c
$1.02»i"
^15c
$1.12'^ /*
(quar.)—
«,
4,
Insurance Co.
4►
37)ac
-
'
40c
.
Common
37Zjc
~
—
v%'Worthington Corp., common,
4/2%' prior preferred (quar.).
2-28
3-14
,125c
(quar.)
Smith
4-15
$1.65
(reduced)10c
Piston Ring
'
Wood
3-28
1
$5
.
(increased)—
(quarterly
Sealed Power
5%
2-28
--Class
—,
Simmons-Boardman
Ontario
&
Inc.,
Class
...
3-28
V
income)—
Siiknit, Ltd.,
payment is first dividend aftertwo-ior-one split in January.
tlie
2-15 "4"\ Wolverine
4-25
,
Stevens
ment
7%
Investment
long-term
i—
_____
3-
•
50c
Inc.
2c
1
4-
Quarterly from net Investment income—..
Shakespeare
" * ■
3»
25c
$1.25
(quar,)
Stevens
Fund,
11-29
$1.12)2
2-13
Reclaiming Co.—
(s-a)
Minnesota Fund,
Scuader
Scudder
,
Ltd.
Co.
preferred
(quar.)__
Scruggs-Vandcrvoort-Barney, com.
$4.50 preferred series A (quar.)
8-15
Co.
Above
3-14
5-16
6%
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault
gains)
1
8-30
_
plus
4-
Fetzer
&
2-28
_
...
Scranton-Spring Brook Water Service—
5-31
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
income
Scott
$1,12Yz
(quar.).
Common,
4/2%
Sarnia Bridge Co.,
2-28
$1.12/2
__
preferred
(reduced)
Rubber
2-11
2-28
1
50c
-
•
2-15
4-25
—
—
2-15
______$L12)a
_
(s-a)
4-
-
(quar.)
Associates
3-10
10c
__
.........
(quar.)
preferred (quar,)
preferred (quar.)
Michigan
4
46c
62/a e
__
preferred
4Vi%
3-14
50c
__
class A
__
,4/2%
-
__________
(quar.)
Michaels Stern & Co.,
Class B
3-
Sanders
JGB^c
__
1
\ 75c
Louis
15c
;,
_
(quar.).
_
3-24
St.
•
_____
Meredith Publishing
(quar.)
Mersey Paper, Ltd., 5/a% pref.
12Vic
(quar.)
Corp. Ltd., common (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
National Stockyards Co. (quar.)__
St. Louis Southwestern Ry. Co.—
T
5%
non-cumulative preferred (annual)—
3-12
3-31
25c
$1.25 (
-*
—
3-
-
I2V2C
5%
2-28
3-26
5c
(quar.)
5% pfd. (quar.)
3-20
,
Fund
(quar.)
1955 series
—
——
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred
4-15
Louisville-
of
convertible preferred
whirlpool Corp., common (reduced)
4/4% preferred (quar.)
Winter & Hirsch, Inc., 7% pfd. (quar.)——
Wisconsin Public Service, 5% pfd. (quar.)
1,
5.04% preferred (quar.)
+
Holder$
Payable of Rec.
Gas Co.—
5%
-j
When
Share
5%
-
3-10
3-15
v
(N. Y.)—
Lawrence
St.
_
Corp.,
Co.
3-10
3-20
3-31
-
2-28
3-25
Mastic
Bottling
Crown
5%
2-26
3-15
3-20
.*
120c
Common
75c
(final)
preferred (quar.)
Little, Ltd. (quar.)
40c
Marconi International Marine Communication
Co.,
37'/2c
343»c
3. 3
3-27
l&c
'
Par
Natural
Western
»«.
(quar.)
3-15
Monday, February 24, 1958
.
Name 0} Company
Payable of Rec.
Co.—
5c
•'
—
preferred
conv.
Marchant Calculators
Common
Controls
45c
(quar.)—u
-j~..
Robertshaw-Fulton
2-21
37Vic
5#
59%c
(quar.)
(quar.)—_
common
3-15
Share
Name of Company
.
Holdert
When
Par
Holder»
$3c
(quar.)
Laboratories
Macnlett
Mack Trucks,
When
Payable of Rec.
.
5%
prior preferred (quar-),
preferred'B (quar.)
—
1
r
•'
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-
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Number 5719
.v.The Commercial and Financial Chr&niHe
.
*When:
vPar
t
Name Of Company
■
jbol;
:/' Amb&kegg
'
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-.Anchor Post/ ProductS-Ine..(quar.)____ill'
Ahdersoh-Prichard Oii Corp., com/- (.quar.)
•'
U'4V«%>'■ preferred' •iquar.)-——___—
—-/• w-
%.•
>
$4.50.preferred;<s-a) /
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills— '
.
25c
53
—
___,
Corp. ~(quar.)__
Inc/ (quar.)
i__li
Anheuser-Busch,
-
'
r
.
—
Archer-Daniels-Midland
*
Par
"
;
3-3i
4-
3- 1
Glass B
Mfg."
iquar.)—
1
2- 4
3-
1
2~
$30c
3
3-
7
3-
45c
3-
3
partic.
.
preferred
f.——
(quar.)___
/
.' ?5c
•;
__
3-1-
93 %c
2-13
4-15
$25c
4-
$7
1
3- 7
4-
$56c
1
75C
3-
1
.
2-10
*>
,.
..
Participating
y
..
•
—*.—_
Public
Service, common
^2Dc
*i,
i™
-544 % /preferred
4-
3- 7
1
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
*;;■;. ;*k4.35%' preferred <quar.)_
-•«'
Arkansas
Fuel-Oil Corp.
•*"
,
-Stock dividends-
..
Armco Steel Corp.
'*
1
Class
B
Metal
Construction
Co.
'
•
»
^.
3-15
1
^75C
30c'*-"
25c
3-
7
2-48
Buffalo
1
3-14
1
3-14
2-17
314%
3-L5
3rl7
3-
3-15
"2-17"
-
2-/7
3-1
,
4- 1
5c
'
2-28
3- 1
30C
40c
3-
"
'
2-
1
2-
1
2- 7
7
(quar.)—-'-
B.
S.
F. Company
■
.
(stock
.
5oc
\'j60c :*
3-15
J4c.:;-_;
..420c -
3-
3-10
1
,
y
8-15
3-15
35C
3-
3
2-28
25c
Common
.
(quar.)
Common
;
2"
3-21
•
3-
1"'
"<4%
1
1
.2-15
3-20
2-21
Canada
Canada
2-25
.
-
0-20
5-23
25C
9-19
$1
3-20
$1
6-20
Bangor-Hydro-Electyic common
Tib preferred < quar.)
4V*f/b prefen'ed Iquar.)
47 lie
4-21
4-
1
4-
1
4-
1
2-21
•J.r Basic, Incorporated,
$1.06
53*'b
$1
Industries
Life
-
Packers
y
Class A
Canada
3-10
$5
Canadian
4-
1
3-31
3-
1
2-18
3-12
4-
1
3-12
4-1
3-18
Ltd. (quar.)™—
Breweries, Ltd., com; (quar.)
Jfofrtrfl.
•*
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
$1.40
preferred (quar.)
Bearings, Inc. (Del.) (quar.)
(A.
4 3Ac/o
S.)
Shoe
Gossett
Bell
&
2-14
3-lf
Carborundum
3-16
Carey
4^4%
Bros.
J
Class
B
Bag
-
lcZo
Bibb
(quar.)
Corp.,
3
.
CsriTStrus
2-28
60c
3-
1
2-18
Carrier
$i7y2c
5-
1
3-31
414%
37y2c
15C
Co.
'
.
6%
preferred
Carter
3-
1
2-14
Carter
3-
1
2-14
3-
1
2-15
614% preferred (quar.)__
(quar.)
Catalin Corp. of America—•
$1.20 conv. preferred (quar.)
Catelli Food Products, class A (quar.)
20c
*
Investment
(From
Bohn
Booth
Trust
investment
Aluminum
Fisheries
&
1
"3-
1
5
2-10
4-
1
3-21
$1.25
.36C
(quar.)
$i;05
v
1
2-17
1
3-
1
3-
1
'
4-
1
4-
$1.0Gy4
*
.3-14
2-14
1
3-31
3-17
3-15
2*44
3-28
3-18
3-20
75o
-
25c
■I'
America*-*
4.60%
Century
Central
Corp.
common
(quar.)
(quar.)——
*•
Corp.
3-
3-17
25c
3-
87y2c
'
-
(quar.)
1
-
i
3-
3
.
,
Acceptance,
8%
on
March
Belt
Co.
(quar.)
Fund
3-
1
2* 7
3-
1
2-15
2-28
1-31
r.
Bowater Corp. of North America, Ltd.—
5V2Y0; preferred (quar.)
5 %
preferred
(quar.)™
Brach
(C.
J.)
&
Sons
(quar.)
i
$68%c
*-$62yac
$1
44-
1
3-
7
1
3-7
*•4- 4
2+B
,
>
2- a
2-28
3-31
3-
Consolidated
Freightways
Consolidated
Gas
4-1
3-14
2-20
3-14
2-28
2-25
3214c
10c
2-
8
1
2-15
3-15
2-20
3-
3-20
3-31
3-30
3-2P
3-
1
2-14
3-
1
2-14
150c
3-
3-15
10c
4-
80c
1
3-20
2- 7
3-15
1
10c
3-14
2-27
20c
3-14
2-28
2214c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-15
.
Consolidated Laundries
$50c
3-15
2-14
$29y4C
$25c
3-15
2-14
2-14
2-28
25c
3-
1
2-14
25c
3-
3
2-19
$13c
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Consolidated Theatres Ltd., class A (quar.)
Consolidated Water Power & paper (quar.)
Consumers Glass, Ltd. (quar.)
3-
1
2-
Consumers Power Co.—
Consolidated
2-28
;
4-
3-10
1
$4.16
3-20
1
3-14
4-
preferred
4-
1
2-28
$87y2c
4-
1
2-28
preferred
(quar.)
1
3-14
Continental Assurance Co.
1
3-14
Continental
$$1.10
4-
1
3-
3-15
4-15
$70c
3-
3
I
/
2-15
2-28
$3.75
Can
4*
1
4-
1
2-28
$30c
3-
1
2-14
Continental
10c
3-
1
2-11
Controls
3-31
Cook
3-31
-
4-15
$30c
4-15
..5%
(Chicago)
Co., common
Paint
America
of
& Varnish,
common
2-14
2-28
1-
$15c
3-
1
2-21
3-
l'
2-14
3-17
3-10
2-13
2-28
3-
3
2-14
3-
1
2-
7
2-24
1-16
60c
2-28
2-14
Crain
56»/4C
2-28
2-14
Cream of
2-14
2-28
60c
3-
.
2-15/.
1
3-11
3-
3
Class
2-
$$1.30
8-
7-30
4-
3-14
33-
3-28
3-14
3-10
2-19
Y.)
N.
3-10
4-15
3-24
25c
3-10
2-28
26c
25c
15C
3-
7
2-21
3-31
10c
4-15
4-15
3-19
$25c
3-31
3-27
40c
4-
3-20
28y8c
3-
A
class A (quar.)
1
4-15
1
4-15
25c
4-
1
3-10
50c
Crown Cork
Crown Zellerbach
Crum
3-
1
2-14
8% preferred (quar.)—
Crystal Oil & Land Co.—
$2
30c
2-28
2-14
(quar.)
28c
Inc., $2 pfd.
& Seal Co.,
$4.20 pfd.
(quar.)
Corp.,
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
2-28
2-14
2-14
7%
2-28
2-14
7%
1
2-15
7%
3- 1
2-14
preferred (quar.)
Cunningham Drug Stores (quar.)
3-20
3-10
Cuno
6-20
6-10
9-10
3-31
3-18
3-31
3-18
$1.23
3-31
2-17
1
2-10
2-25
3-
3-31
3-14
3-
3
2-14
Engineering
Curtis
(Helene)
1
3-17
7-
1
6-17
9-29
9-17
40c
Corp.,
3-20
(quar.)
—
3-
5
12'/2c
3-
1
2-20
25c
common
(quar.)
preferred
4-
$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3-18
2-20
3-15
3-10
American Sugar—
Cuban
12-10
$1.05
50c
common
2-28
*
2-10
55-
3-12
9-20
1
10c
(quar.)—.—
3-12
Foster,
1
10c
class
(quar.)
2-24
3-10
3-14
3-21
1
12-20
2-10
1
1
42c
3-31
4-
3
$1
2-28
25C
4-
•
2-24
3-10
3-24
4-
3-
7
2-24
3-
30c
2-
2-24
3-10
20c
^
1
3-10
$1.75
$1.12
2-12
3-
11%C
$13c
2-12
—
Ltd.
L.)
Crown Cork International, $1
&
;
5
75c
Wheat Corp.
B
3-
20c
(quar.)
——
(quar.)
& Sexton. 4>/a% conv. pfd. (quar.)__
Cribben
•
Plains,
(White
Co.
Crossett Company,
$1.12%
2-14
3-
121'aC
Trust
Quarterly
(R.
1
35c
$i.3iy4
Paper Board Products Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corroon & Reynolds, $1 preferred (quar.) —
Corson (G. & W. II.) Inc. (quar.)
Cott Beverage Corp. (irreg.)
3-10
2-28
62y2o
Ino.
3- 7
3-31
$1.12ya
i2y2o
50c
Corning Natural Gas Corp.
6%
3-14
4-
25c
,
Coro,
2-21
1
93 %C
40c
Cornell
3-13
3-17
3-31
3-15
75c
(quar.)_
2-28
3-31
2-20
25c
25c
(s-a)_
2-14
6
2-14
2- 5
1
3-
20c
(Toronto)
(quar.)
2-28
3-14
1
2-25
25c
45c
(quar.)
$3 prior preference (s-a)
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.
(quar.)
Copeland Refrigeration (quar.)
Copper Range Co. (reduced)
Copper weld Steel Co., common (quar.)
/ 5%
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Cornell-Dubilier Electric, com. (reduced)
$5.25 series A pfd. (quar.)
4-
$20c
2-28
30o
,
3iy4c
Life Insurance
Co.
3-16
3-16
$1
(quar.)
preferred
3-18
1
1
1
*
(quar.)__—
$4.40 2nd preferred (quar.)
Continental Casualty Co.
(Chicago) (quar.)
Continental Copper & Steel industries—
31V4C
444-
quar.)
preferred
t97*/2c
1-31
$1.04
(quar.)
4-
2-11
2-28
$1.13
Water Co. (Maine)
(incr.
Container Corp. of America, common
4%
preferred (quar.)
4-
2-26
$1.1214
Consumers
$10c
1
30c
13714c
(quar.)'
(quaw)
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred
$4.52
,
.
Paper
*
4-15
3-
1
Y-20
Industries
3-15
3-
15c
4-
1
2-28
$1
4-
1
2-28
(quar.):
75c
4-
1
2-28
$1
4-
1
2-28
(quar.)
60c
3-10
2-26
35c
12-31
12-20
2%%
(stock dividend)
Class A
Publishing, $1.60 prior pfd.
Curtis
(quar.) —
Extra
prior
$4
preferred
Mines
1
3-15
2-28
Daggafontein
2-28
1-31
Dahlstrora
25C
3-13
3-
Dan
Corp.
3
2-15
10c
4214c
3-
3
3-14
Mines
Metal
Mills,
8%
3-14
Dayton
75c
3-
1
2-14
3-16
2-24
3-15
-fe
3.75% preferred
3.75% "preferred
3.90% preferred
2-21
4-15
3-30
3-20
3-
3
5-
4-
7
1
•
Deere
<&
Co.,
7%
Del
preferred
Monte
Light, common
A (quar.)
B (quar.)
C (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Properties
2-14
1
3-14
3-15
3-
5
93%c
4-15
4-
4
15c
2-17
(quar,)
1
87%C
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-14
60c
3-
1
2-17
3-
1
2-17
93%C
(quar.)_
3-
93 %c
(s-a)
3-
1
2-17
971aC
3-
1
2-17
37y2c
4-
1
3- 3
35c
common
'
1
4-
75c
preferred (quar.)
Power
3-
$1
Dayton <fe Michigan RR., common
8
2-13
1
20c
20c
(quar.)
2-
1
4-
$1
—
quar.)
Day-Brite Lighting
2-23
8714c
(reduced
common
2-28
3-
$1.12%
(Irreg.)
Door
(quar.)
Dana Corp., common
(quar.)
3%% preferred A (quar.)
River
3- 1
7%C
—
2-2®
1
20C
2-10
Utilities
1
3-
20c
3-14
$1.06%
3
3-
3iy4c
2-17
30c
—
preferred'(quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., com. *iuar.)
•*
314% preferred- (quar,)—-:
2-21
1
3-10
5c
,
(quar.).™,
1
80C
Chance. (A/B.) Co., (quar.>
Chattanooga Gas (quar.)™—
—
Chenango & Unadllla Telephone Corp.—
414%
com.
(quar.)
..
50c
*
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Champlin Oil & Refining, $3 pref. (quar.)
'
■
$1.1214
Champion Paper & Fibre, com. (quar.)
45c
$1.05
7
3-
10c
tl5c
20o
1
10c
<quar.)
Chain
3-
2-21
from
3-
$1.33
per,share plus this dividend)
.
Century Industries
7
15C
4-
1 at $100
"
Boston
3-15
(entire
preferred
3-10
60c
,
West
2-18
1
4-
2-21
Securities
South
to be redeemed
issue
22C
.
Ss
25c
2-14
3-10
3-
7 Vac
25c
$1.12%
(quar.)
3-20
Central-Illinois
60c
25c
4%
preferred
(qua*.)—
Confederation Life Assn. (Toronto)
Cyprus
2-21
25e
.
,
preferred
——
1
4-
:
1
3-13
70o
$30c
$1.25
(incr.)
Corp. (quar.)
Corp. (increased)™
Central Steel & Wire Co.—
4-
$1.12 y2
income)
Corp.,
$20c
Machinery,
$1.25
3-10
<
2-15
3-31
(quar.)_
Connohio, Inc., 40o preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Edison Co. of N. Y. (quar.)—
Consolidated Electrodynamics " (quar.)
1-31
Central Louisiana Electric—
$1.12 la
-
2-20
$1.06%
1
3-17
30c
(quar.)_V
v
3-20
$1
45c
1
(quar.)l
$25c
$1.25
preferred'(quar.)—:
4.25% -preferred (quar.):
4.92% preferred (quar.)
4-15
3-
8714c
(quar.)™--™
(irreg.)
$1.25
(quar.)—:
Public Service, com.
5-
35c
(Initial
$1.25
—.—
4%
3-14
-
Brass
Illinois
$1.1214
(Ky.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Cone Mills Corp.," common
$32*£c
(annual)
(quar.)
4-15
IOC
Compo Shoe
2-11
•tic
30c
v
of
5%: preferred
Central
$1.40
Products
5-
(quar.)
Fund
Income
5
2-28
$12c
preferred
2-15
3-15
Income)
5
3- 4
2-28
class B~
5%- preferred (quar.)——
5% preferred (quar.)
2-17
*
;
non-cum.
2-17
3-
Co.
3-
'
3*15
$25c
class A and
'
2-17
;
on
5% pfd. (quar.)
Central of Georgia Ry., 5% pfd. (quar.)
2-17
-$1,18%
'
—
(quar.).
Extra
2-17
4-
of Amer.—______
2-
1
50C
$4
Central Foundry Co.,
3-
,
B
Class
•,
—
—
(J. I.) Co.,
preferred
2-19
3-1
>3-
Products
Ihc
"
(quar.)—
Ceco Steel
281'ac
Co.
7%
(William),
2-24
3-1
_~
preferred
Case
1%
$1.1214
(qnar.)_
414% .preferred
3-18
4-"l
50c
.
Borg -(George W.)
3-
3-15
3-
$1.75
3,(2 % pfd. (quar.)
Borden
Company
(quar.")__
'
3-15
20c
'
.
Bond
common
preferred
2-14
(quar.)
-4H; % ; preferred
(quar.)
Boeing Airplane Co. (quar.)_,
,
(final)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
—
4.80% convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)—
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co.—»
,
Investment
County
2-14
~
4*2 %
7
60c
(quar.)
3-15
Credit
Commonwealth
50c
1
:_
;
3-
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3- 1
(quar.)
Bobbs-Merrill Co^
4-16
3-
3
2-17
11c
Community Public Service Co.
12 y2c
40c
Bliss & Laughlin Inc. (quar.)
Bloch Bros. Tobacco Co., common
."
2-
4-30
3-
(quar.)
Commercial Discount Corp., com. (quar.)
6% Cum. and partic. pfd. (quar.).,
•
40c
$1.18%
'
3- 7
25c
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)
3- 3
,
20c
:_
4-19
5
40c
dep. receipts for Ordinary B
Corp.,
3-
1
11c
414% preferred fquar.)~
Colorado Milling & Elevator
2-17
T*
Amer.
2-13
3-28
3-
(monthly)
$20c
—
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.25% .preferred
Blaw-Knox
Co.
Steel
2-17
2-28
11c
com.
$75c
$1.06 V*
Blackstone Valley Gas &: Electric—
5.60c.'o preferred (quar.)
-
Co.
3-18
3-18
4%c
50c
$$1.25
(quar.)_
Paper
1
1
7 Vac
*$40c
(quar.)
3-20
121'ac
common
1
$15c
Mfg. (quar.)—_——
Corp.
3-
preferred
<quar.)_
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)___
preferred
4.56Yo "preferred
4.75C»
preferred
Carlisle
$1.18%
(quar.)-^
:
4.20',i
!
3-10
Carpenter
(quar.)
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet-Co.—
4^2 c.o
preferred
(quar.)™
Bird & Son, 5^ preferred (quar.)
Black Hills Power & Light/ common
-
1
Co.
(Philip)
2-14
(reduced)
Steel
4-
1
2-
3-
$25C
_____
common
1
Bergstrom Paper, class A (quar.)__
Bethlehem
3-
2-14
Ltd;,'
3-
—
Co., common
pi'eferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4W'.'o
,
Co.
i$i
(quar.)
1
8
2-28
1
:
Carpenter
Howell
Bemis
Ltd.
1
2-
1
3-15
Corp.—•
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Belden Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
^_^.™
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., Tw pfd. (quar.)
Belknap Hardware & Manufacturing, com.™
:
Wo
preferred (quar.)—
&
International
Canadian
5c
preferred
Bell
ii>i
class A (quar.)
Investment
Trust,
4-
3
3-
$35c
.
Beech-Nut Like Savers
"1
T- 1 n«iV•' •""n-wr"~'
4-
2-
3-
25c
$1.25
Ltd.,
1
MachIrie,~Ltd.,
$25c
3-1
37 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Beaver Lumber Co^
Beck
/
Investment,
'
"
Canadian loe
$25c
common
2-27
"
'*■"■ "1111 I.m", 1'
(increased)—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Canadian Pacific Ry., common (s-a)_
Canadian Tire, Ltd., common (quar.)
Canadian Western Natural Gas, Ltd.—
4% preferred (quar.)
Capitol Records (quar.)
05c
$55c
Inc.,
preferred
"ini'
Canada Vinegars
3-10
2-26'
3-31
}75c
Class A
ju1»■> 1
Canadian General
s'
(quar.)
Mills,
m
2-13
'
(quar.)
Bayuk Cigars
Beaunit
%nH
■
Safeway,-Ltd.,< 4.40% pfd. (quar.)/
Steamship Lines, Ltd. (Increased)/.:-
3-10
15c
-
30C
Corp. (Toronto)
3-12
$1.12 Vi
7- 0
7- 9
$87y2c
'fl
3-11
4-
(monthly)
(monthly)
$90c
Elxfcrsfc*
Canada
25c
Manufacturing, 'common-*-4V2Y0
preferred
(quar.).
Bath Iron Works Corp.
(quar.)__—
Bathurst Power & Paper Co. Ltd.—
7-29
-
75C
nr „ ■ ,4 I r, 1 - "
2-1®
12-20
3-25
3-
2714c
Commercial
25c
______
Wi
3
12-28
4-
class A (accum.)
2-15.
3- 1
7-29
19c
(quar.)__—.—
Morrgage
5
$1
Combined Insurance Co.
$5c
*
_____
Ltd.,; class A (s-a).
Jtr >r'w«i, ■nr'im.l
M
3-
2-10
$1.75
2-20
1
1
3- 3
50c
■
*
3-
'
4-
2-21
$35
2-21
3-15
30o
2-21
2-21
87y2c
Commonwealth Life Insurance
(s-a)_
3-31
$1.43%
'
4
2-11
2-25
2-28
Commercial Shearing &: Stamping (quar.)
Quarterly
^
"
•
2-
.2- 4
3-15
3-15
(interim)
Colgate-Palmolive
Co.,
314%
pfd.
(quar.)
Columbian Carbon Co. (quar.)
Columbia Broadcasting System Ihc.— .*
Class A (qu*ir.)_-__,
Class B (quar.)
Z*
Combined- Enterprises, Ltd. (quar.)
40c
2-27
(quar.)
1
3r 1
2-25";
2-26
62 Vac
(quar.)
Power,
Central
2-26
"
'
10c
1™--
preferred, (quar.)
BPrniture
3-
15c
$llc
$1.25 conv. preferred (quar.)
Canadian.Fftirbanks-Morse, Ltd. iquar.)—__
Canadian. .Fund, Inc.j—__—.—:
—
Bates
4
—
3-14
™i_
4
4-
2-
$15o
25c
(quar.)__'™_
22-
1
15c
180c
tquar.)'
common
1
1
3-
$37 ya
(quar.) __
(quar.)
;—, $$1.00%
$$1.15
Assurance
(quar.)_™_.—
1
'4-
'
Wo
preferred iquar.)
i Barber-Ellis .'(Canada,
Ltd.)
Barcalo Mfg.
Co.
(reduced).
Common
3-
-•
*
"■
(quar.)™™
2-10
3-
*
.
Malting Cm," Ltd., common tquar.)__'
preference (quar.).
Flooring Co., Ltd., $1 pfd. A (quar.)
Tfr*> (S-a)
8-22
«'■;
:
2-28
$1.05
(quar.)
Canada Permanent
5-23
9-19
$1.75
(quar.)*™_
pid. (quar.)
Common
,/4lA%, preferred
8-22-.
$1
(quar.).
pfd.
non-cum.
non-cum
t
preferred
2-11
2-10
Canada Iroir Foundries, Ltd.; com.
2-15
25c
pfd.
non-cum.
4c/o
'
Canada
3-26
3-
»
4%
BaSsett
414%
3-
;
5%
Colorado
1
2-28
$1.12 ya;
:
.
Dry Corp., common
Canada
1
25c
,
2-13
3-
4
36c
1
2-28
$1
—
preferred
114%
(quar.)
2-15
Corporate title of above recently changed
../ from Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc.*
3iy4c
Zl
div.):
2-25
2-10
3-12
50c
Colonial Sand <fc Stone Co. (quar.)
Colonial Stores, common
(quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
'
1
Bailey
2-20
20C
Calaveras Land; & "Timber Corp——
2-J 2/ A Canada Cerileut, Ltd.*, coimnon (quar.)
$1.30 pref.
(quar.)4—_—____—_—_™
2-21V
Canada Crushed &"^Cut Stone, Ltd.™_____4
; 2-21
Canada & Dominion Sugar Ltd. (quar.)
2-17
$4,25
Sellmrn Oil & Gas, 5'fo • Pfd. (quar.) :
534l/«!
preferred
(qUar.>_„„
'.r Baltimore & Ohio RR., com. (reduced quar.)
..
2-20
1
87VaC
,2-24'.
Canada
'
6
3-
Co. of America—
Semi-annual '■
>
2-21
'
_1__.
f
3-
4%
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Colonial Acceptance Corp.,
California-Western States Life Insurance Co.
•
^
•■
2-14
(quar.)
California Electric PovPer, common iquar,)—
Co.: (quar.)_
3-17
s
■
2-28
Peabody & Co., common
2nd preferred (quar.)
25C
1-31': V California Ink
4-1.
8c
\
3-20
3- 1
,3-12
$1.12%
Cluett
50c
Bros/? (quar.)/—
Calgary & Edpionton, Ltd.
2-14
15c
2-14
35c
(quar.)
•
2-17
3-10
,(quar.)_
2-28
3-10
:
V
'
j
4-
1
2-14
;
&/Co., Ltd. (quar.)_i__™™_™._.
Butler'
•
Axe-Houghton Fund A—
<*
(Quarterly) (4 ,9/10 cents from Investment
Income and 3 1/10 cents from capital,
-
4-10
Hosiery
10c
Bu^hiess Men's^Assurance
tIncreased semi-annual)
,
7-
3-12
1
2-25
50c
special guaranteed (quar.)
7% regular guaranteed (quar.)
Cleveland Worsted Mills
(liquidating)
1
—__
Bldgs,
3-31
3-
$1.25
(quar.)_™_
4%
$15c
3-12.
C A12V2C
.
2- 7
2c
Terminal
3-12
U.
2-14
1
35c
■
'2-\7/ /
3-
;•
,"- 50c
iquaf.) ^ ^
;
com.
(quar.)
2-13
1
$1.25
—
Industries, common
preferred "(quar.)
/..50c
(quar.)
1
3-
3-
2-28
:—
.-;:„i2V2c
—
3-
20c
"
>
.
;:
3-
-
.$1.15
;
Cleveland Electric Illuminating—
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR. Co.—
3-
Burns
»•'
;t
1-24.-
.
1
3-. 1
$1.11
,
2-21
3-17
Bush
2-14
7
v
3-14
30c
;<quar.)_____
..
4.20% ..preferred
(quar.)_—_.—;
> 4»i.%'.' vgn^: prefefepce (quar.)
3- 3
• :
By.—
$1,12 V2
Claussner
.
$2
■
2-17
25c
-'
y
4
20c
v2, 7 >.'
.
-
3-
(-incr.)
Cbi-il/' (quar.)™_
Burrard Dry Dock, Ltd.— 1
25c
4-1/i.; 3-i4 •
• '
;
,-"c $1.50 A L-.3-14;:..
2^14...> -vv45c-'pjjtf4ictpatihg plass A (quar.)™L/™£_
Bur ton -Dixie Corp. -(quar.)__^____.^
2- 3
K'.Wilt
4-Vl
______
A
5%
jlZ
Burlington
3
2-14.
25c
Co.
(quar.)
Equipment Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Clark
3-24
55c
4% /; preferred
2-14
2-10
2-10
3-10
55c
Controller
1-31
1
25c
/—
$1.25
(s-a)
15c
—
Extra
3-15
1
10c
3- 1.
20C
"
sop;
Atlantic Refining Co.,. common ;(quar.j ^ld-V Atlas-Powder Co. 4quar.)^^
™_l_,,
/
r~ Atixior Gold Mhies Ltd.!
tqiiar.)
■
Co:
FoTge
56y4c
(quar.)
25c
—
com.
preferred
1
$1.25
Fvuid, Ltd
Bullock's, vInc.
(quar.)
1
3
4-
1614c
Bullock
4-
3-31
►
3-
"
Company,.; common t(quar.)
(quar.)
Die :St Machine
(reduced)-.
4-
Buell
1
3-
65o
3-
95c
preferred
3-15
*
371-2C
-Aftantlc.Coast Line RR. (quar.)
Company iquar.)—
Ayshlre Collieries
$5
2 18
$1.31ii
•>>' Atlantic
A
Budd
.
250
'Hrf60'c> preferred ,:iquar.l—----~-~-----Atlantic Coast fLinerCO. - (Conn.)
(quar:)____;
•/Class
5
50c
—
Avon Products Inc.
3-
3-
(increased)
Corp.
Civil Service Employees Insurance
2-28
3-17
$1.60
.
2-17/,/
Products
Clark
(quar.)
$1.25
J.™
$1.50' 2nd preferred- (quar.)z
Auth-Electric-Service Co.,-Ltd.;
3- 5
Brunswig Drug
3-
'.
i
,
r.,
.>,•
40C
$1
1
3-14
5c
3-15
2-24
60c
4-
prqferfed (quar.)_—:
$5
2-28
-
3-1
>•250
Atlanta^Gas -Light.JCo.f ;«ommon iquar.)^w_
4.40^^preferred (quar.)^_>-_—-w——L',
'4 ya r/o preferred (quar.) ilt.f^_7_;i^^l__-—
...
1-31,
3-15
93%c "
.
,
y.
1
3- 1
3-14
(quar.)
City
f
.
(quar.)^—_.—_—
BrunswickTBalke-Collentler Co.,
3-
3-15
(quar.)
City Specialty Stores, 4!4% pfd. (quar.)
City Title Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (extra)
City Water Co. of Chattanooga—
^
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)^
Astron Corp.
(quar.)"
.wi:—Atchinson Topeka & Santa Fe
Common rX quar.)
Co.
2-18
;—
,:f Assopiated Telephone ..'As Telegraph,: com.i:—
;t.-3v.
Class A- (quar,)—
'.'a Participating
>
Brown Shoe
3-14
A
Associated ,dry Goods,-, common ./(quar.)^"
,.yih5.2SYo.-preferred. (quar.)^,^__la—,_:
Associated Motion Picture Industries (quar.)
■
l-31v'
1-31
3-14
—
—
Ashland Oil & Refining, com.
$5 preferred Iquar.).
1
3-15
75c
7
5%
—
1-31
-3- 1
"»»22%C 1 -'3-20
? 2 % A
3-20
__
(quar/r./—
Arrow-Liqueurs lincreased-annually)
Art
r3-
60o"'
1-31•
3-28
■V.
______
-
1
Co.
2-17
3-10
;
'
25c
<quar.)_:
Armstrong Cork, common (quar.)™-'—
.$3.75 preferred < quar.)
Armstrong Rubber Co., class A (quar.)
1
3t
«.
•
Cities Service
3-10
3-31
$1.50
3- 7
55c
-
30c
-
=__
__
A3-
1-31.
~
3-14
$1.75
3- 7
pfeferfed ..(initial quar.)
Brdckton-Tauntoii Gas,.$3.80 pfd. (quar.)™"
Brpderick
Bascom Rope Co. '(quar.)™—5 Brown Ay Bigelow (quar. )_^
Brown Company-.(reduced)
25c
-•«f'
_•
*_/_:
1
:
common
(quar.)
3-
(quar.)
A
2-28
4-16
250
1
'
Brockton Edison, Co.,
'
■-/
3-3
RR
1
$60c
Bruning. (Charles) Co. (quar.)
Brooklyn Borough Gas (quar.)
Brown & Sharpe Mfg.(quar.) ji
.
Gas
4*30
4^i5
Co.,
pref.
conv.
Pacific
&
4-
$37140
—_________—
Broad ,Street/l'fust Co.
♦
4-15
1
Island
4-
(quar.
■
'-/Class.
,
$l.lG'/4
;
_—
iquar.)™.;
Arkansas Missouri Power,,common (quar.)—
a>4.65%>' preferred >quar;).
Western
3-
'vG2V2C>
$1.08% X
—
Arkansas-Louisiana Gas (quar.).
Arkansas
59C
-V-
:
—
5-
-
-? 27 Vac
:
2
Rock
Corp, (quar.)
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co., com.
4% preferred (quar.)
Columbia Packers, Ltd.—
British;
-
.
1-31
--5- 1-
460c
28c
$1.10 preferred (quar.)
% S2.3G preferred (quar.)__„„—___—
-; $2.40 ' preferred ;■(quar.).
;
6-
JC2V2C-
(quar.)
;
•
*•"
-/—
_
^$2.50
Arizona
2-14
">*-3v l
$200
——_
(quar.) __—/.
-J $2,40 2nd pref. A Kquar. >___
- pref.
B < quar.) ___/;_y__—
-
-
v
2-10
3-12
•<> <-'25c
Common
_
^•3-~ 1 «'•-
'».6V*C>
_
____
Argo Oil Corp. (quar.).™.
Argus Cofp.;* Ltd.-, common
3-12
$2
$62c
y'guai
..
Holder•
3-31
10c
$$1.19
-
2^10
When
Payable of Bee:
$1.50
Chrysler
2-28
4*
'
1
*
:
(irreg.)
Molded Products (quar.)_____.
Pneumatic Tool (quar.)
Chicago Towel
1
4-
$$1
;
-
Share
Burlington- & Qulncy RR.
Dock & Canal (quar.)
3-14
'
Arden Farms Co,,' ■common^—*:
Par
Name of Company
Chicago,
Chicago
Chicago
Chicago
Chicago
13
40c
2-15
1
$53C
2-10
2-18
2-15
1
4-
4
3-10 :
1
3-
50c
British Columbia Electric Co., Ltd.-—
WW preferred : tquar.V__-—:___—
3-1
3-
t72yjc
:
BristoI'-MyerS ■ c'6.; Cohimon (quar.)
r3% r;<r preferred .Vquar.—.—
British-Atnerican Oil Ltd. (quar.)
3-31,
4
Ltd.—
2-10
4-
50c
3-
$12y2c
—
Cp,
Holden
Payable of Reo.
$25o
1
: ' Brlllo
3-14
( qhar.
-
When
Share
•
_
3-14
30c
-
4quar.)__
Name of. Company
Bridge' (L. Tank Car Co. of Canada,
/ Common* (quar.
__•
—_—
$2.90. preference, (quar.
-
f >r.3-i7; *r
5
•
Branifdrd Cordage Ltd., class A <quar.)_—
-
1
3>7
/' 4-19
;
Co.
v»C;: v
$7%c
7%c
__
3-
:3-3i:
$50c
i7oc
...
____
Angostura-Wupperman
■w
'3-22
~30c
,
Angio-Canadtan Telephone-- v
■>/,
«Class A, (Increased)™_,
Anglo-Newfoundland development, Ltd.—
^Quarterly. ;___j/l
_/___
,.
6-27
"
$30c
,
-/$2.80. preferred.. (quar..)™/—
y*
\7- 3
$2.25
'
r/
!
; Common (quar.)
Holder»
Payable of ROc. ;•
/: •Share
(889)
3-
1
2-ltf
40c
3-
1
2-L>
—
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Fund , (5%C from net investment
plus a distribution of 7c from
realized security profits)
Delta Air
Lines (quar.)—™
——
Dennison Mfg., toting com. (quar.)
Common "A" _-_™
—
Y.
Delaware
>
V
,
Farmers
**-15
30c «
40c
40c
.—™~j2
deoenture stock iquar.)„
Supply Co; of New Yorx tquar.)_
-oc
Denver Tramway Corp,—
y
.
$2.50 to S3.5C 1st preferred (quar.)62V2c
$2.50 to $3.50 preferred (quar'
62%c
Detroit Harvester Co. <quar.)_™_-™_-'™™
; 30c
Detroit Mortgage.-& Realty Oo.tquar;)™™ * ;
8%
2-17
2- 3
2-3
J- 3
3-3
s- s
(Walt)
**Disnev
•
common
_____™_™™
v 30c
.tquar.)—s™™_™™.:™™™$1
preferred
4^
Production
'
Funds:
-General
;
*
The
The
The
Fund™
The General fcond
industry Funds:
Automobile Shares
'
^' ;y--.
•
2-2fi
2-28
.2-28
™
™
4
—
—
—
.
_™_
.
Dominion
5lo
t$1.25
I20c
preferred (quar1.)
—
Ltd. (quar.)™
Dominion Bridge Co.,
Extra
Stores,
Dominion
(quar.)™
Ltd.
Dominion Tar & Chemical, com.
$1
Common
(quar;)
L:
—-
Dominion-Scottish Investments, Ltd.—
•
,
.
'
preference
(quar.)
____
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly)™™——;—
Donaldson Go. (quar.)
-_™—
Donohue
$2
1
California-—
preferred
Chemical Co.
.5Si
,
50c
,
Qprp.l $2 preferred (quar.)—
1
50c
Dreweiy. s ..Ltd.,, U. & A. (quar.).————40c
'•bnir & 'lira<fstreet. Inc. (quar;)——™„™—
4 ; 35c
DunhaxurBush.klnc;,. common (quar.)™——_
•
15c
' 5Yo
preferred ( quar.)——™———;—.! $1.25
DnnhUL IiMeTnatipnah Inc. (quar.)—10c Dtrqqesne. Bretving'(increased)—— ' ^
15c
DUrfon Co. '.(quar.)
—™_———25c
Dtiro-Test Corp.,"5% preferred ■(quar:):—;.; 3iy4C,
-
Co.
Oil
General
Electric,. Ltd.
'3-1'
4-1
,
3-15
3-3
3-10
3-15
3-24
:. 2-25
t. 3-10
3-15
3-14
M 2-13
* 2-21.
2-28
/
Co.p^quar.)—————————~
Eagle-Plcher
55c
T$l;75
preferred c,(qua—)——_—
6fi
East Tennessee Natural
Hasteni
Air; Lines
Gas,
L—
;
;
2-10
4- 1
30c
3-15
3-15
^ 2-14'
2-14
3-3
,
,
Eastern Gas; & Fuel Assoc;," common
(quar.)'''
40c
3-28
preferred " (quar;)—
$1.124- 1
Eastern Racing Association, common (quar.)
' IVsC
4- 1
1
$1 preferred (quar.)
25c \ 4- 1
Eastern Sugar Associates, $2 pfd. (quar.)
50c
3-21 "
Economic Investment Trust Ltd. (increased)
30c
3-31
1
2-16
2-16..
2-13
4- 7."
2-14
3- 5
t
Eddy Paper Co. Ltd., com.
Class
A
Edison
Stores, common (quar.)—
4V*C0
preferred
(quar.)
Edo Corp., class A (quar.)™™™™™™„
Class
El
B
(quar.)_
Natural
Paso
4.10^
t37y2c
J25c
40c
$1.06V'4
(quar.)
(quar.)„
Bros.
^
15c
iy2c
™_;
Gas
Co.—
$1.02Va
Sl.OOti
$1.37'/2
preferred
preferred
Electrolux
dividend
preferred
Getty Oil CO.,
Giannlni
5y254
conv.
Giant
2-15
2-15
,
3-15
3-31
Y.
3- 1
Gillette
Co.
(Stock
newly
■
Hilton Hotels,
2-14
Globe-Wernicke
$1.41 J,4
3-
1
2-14
Gold
$1.37y2
$1.42
$1.60
$1.25
3-
1
2-14
Class
A
1
2-14
Class
B
3- 1
2-14
1
*.
654
Seal
Dairy
Products
Goodyear
Tire
&
Goodyear
Tire
&
2-19
3-15
Gorliam
Gorton's
of Gloucester
Gossard
(H.
Gould-National
Williamsport RR. (s-a)
Emery Industries (quar.)_
Empire District Elec. Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
$1.19
5-
4-18
Government
25c
Co.
Employees
1
2-15
Grace
2-28
2-14
Grace
2-28
2-14
654
30c
2-25
2-14
654
2-25
2-14
654
Capwell
Johnson
(quar.)_
Corp.,
com.
^^™_*™
2-20
654
preferred
3-21
854
30c
;
(quar.)_
3-10
50c
4-
1
Insurance
National
Bank
(New York)
<W. R.) & Co., common
preferred (quar.)
,
3-1
2-7
2-28
3-
1
2-7
$1.25
6-1
5-9
$1.25
9-
8-8
Great American Life Underwriters—
(quar,)
preferred
Equity
:
1
preferred
<
1
-3- 1
2-10
50c
quar,)—r_^™__
Erie & Pittsburgh
-
$1.25
RR., 1%
pfd. (quar.)
Erlanger-Mills Corp.,-common, (quar.)
12-
1
1
2-17
11-
87y2c. ..-3-10
.
20c
r.
2-28
preferred
A
preferred
A
8%
2-10
40c
$1.12ya
•
Corp., $2
(quar.)
;
& Pittsburgh (gtd. stock)
(quar.);
Railroad, $5 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)——;™__-__,
$5 preferred (quar.)—^
$5
3-
-
preferred A
...
-
Class
7
;
;
Coe & .Gregg
■*
Falrbacks.
Morse
&. Co.. fquar;)____„___
; Famous. dPIayers ;CanMf an
85c
"
.
-
60c
,
35c
Corp.* Ltd.—
,^Quaraeriy$37%c
,,
Bum
•B^f^fnetitr-'Accieptance- tquar.-)'™'-:™!:10c
3-
Great
Lakes
Great
2-13
3-1
2-7
"*
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t
2-"7
3-10*
•-
.
^ 554
Hot
2-28
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,
2-7"
6-10
2-14
t
2-14
.
3-14.
*
,
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Class
,
1
2-20
1
2-15
4-
1
3-
3-15
3
3-
4-15
4-
,
4-15 :**
4-
4-15
4-
4-15
4
4-15
1
4-
2-28
2-14
v
3-20
2-20
2-26"
3-14
3-15
3-
5
2-
3-14
2-25
5-15
4-25
"3-
2-14
1
2-14
3-
1
3"
1
'
2-14
3-25
2-28
6-25
5-31
2-15
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Y3-1
3-15
•
2-15
3-1
r
Y
.
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3-
1
2-14
3-
35c
1
2-14
2-25
-
1-31
5- 1
3-3L
5-
,
40c
50c
25c
--
(quar.)—
5
2-25
3-31
1
*3-17
.3-
3
2-20
SrlO
*
2-
a
8-
2-26
8
3-26
3-12
2-18
.3-12
2-18
(N5 Y.)—
common
(quar.)
Corp.,
Stores
.
'
3-28
3-20
3-
1
2-14
3-
6
*
__
$1.25
35c
154
154
62V2c
30c
—
(stock dividend)
2-18
3-14
2-28
3-14
2-28
3-31
2-28
4-15
3-31
$1.10
4-15
3-31
3-31
$1
4-15
93 %C
4-15
3-31
2-14
40c
3-10
12 %c
2-28
2-10
25c
4-15
4-
5
25c
common
preferred (quar.)
Co. (quar.)
4-15
4-
B
15c
3-
1
2-11
$1.06%
3-
1
2-11
3-10
>28
(reduced)—
—
—:____
25c
—
*
5c
3-10
2-28
(reduced)™
75c
3-10
2-7
31 %c
3-
1
2-11
31 %c
2-11
BaTMining
& Smelting
2nd preferred
Hunt Foods
3-
1
32c
3-
1
1-11
353sc
3-
1
2-11
39 ,'c c
3-
1
2-11
35 %C
(quar.)
554
&
3-
1
preferred
A
3-15
2-28
35c
3-10
2-18
12 %c
2-28
2-14
$1.25
$1.50 conv. partic. pfd.
Fund of Boston
from Investment income
ital gains)
.
2-14
4- 1-. ■>:-9~sL44- 1
-3-14
3-15
6-16
6-30
$1.25
9-30
9-15
$1.25
12-30
12-15
3-1
2-14
57 Vac
4-15
4-
—
—
———
preferred tquar.)-™——
Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints Ltd., com. (quar.)
1
2-15
$1.25
4.6054
income
1
45c
I-T-E Circuit Breaker, common
:
2-14
3-
50c
(qua-r.)
554
..
2-28
3-31
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)
554
preferred
(quar.) —:———';
554 preferred (quar.)..
2-11
60c
(quar.)„
Industries, common
Huttig Sash & Door, com
W;estem.Financial-Corp.-((piar.)™/-_
;
2-26
3-10
20c
$1.12%
B
$1.41
Northern'Bahw^;;(quar.")AA/.-J_/_"™ / •".* .7S5qf.A 3xlT^^*2-.2l,
30c
3-20
.
Hugoton Production Co. (quar.*)
Oil & Refining Co. (quar.)—__™_
3- t Y 2-1S
3- I ,* 2-1$
.
2-21
1
Corp., com. "A" (quar.)
554
preferred A (quar.)——
$5.12 preferred B
iquar.)
———™
5.70 ^ preferred C (quar.)
6.2554 preferred D (quar.)
Great
':/
common
3
7
3-
$2^5
Hudson Pulp & Paper
-Y
r
4-
3-
34%c
B
Howard
3-25
3-10 *""2-11
3-10 2-tl
60c
2-13
4-
I45c
J45c
r
(stock dividend)—
1—of America, 5% pfd. (accum.)—
Household Finance Corp., common (quar.)„
4.4054 preferred (quar.)_—
454 preferred (quar.)™
——
—3% 54
preferred (quar.)_—
Houston Lighting & Power Co. (quar.)———
Houston Oil Field Material Co. (quar.)
Houston Terminal Warehouse & Cold Storage
Co., class A (quar.)_,
4- 1
..
40c
Y.
.7
.
1-24
3
3-
5c
60c
53%c
•
"20c
87 %c
$1.09%
Hotel Corp.
9-10
12-10 r
3-10
6-10
9-10 r
8-19
12-10 - 11-18
3-1*5.
2-^1
.
5c*
preferred^ (qurir. T———~-—™— /462%C
(quar.)J
-—™"™™—170c
Stock ciivfdend'
6-10
4
4-21
5
-
i>referred (quar.)—__—31™/Y
Co. (quar.)
Class
2-17,.
3-14
2-3
Gregt
-
7
2-
*
6-30
62%c
12%c
25c
5c
554
*,
.
'
Ltd.— -
2-25
6-30
27%c
25c
25c
25c
(quar.)"„_
Co. (qaar.)__'__™"™_Corp.™™—1—______
Shoppes,
8-19
11-18
2-18
5-20
8-19
11-18
2-18
5-20
$2.80-preferred
;
-
3-10
3-10
6-10
9-10
12-10
3-10
6-10
..
,™.—™—-—
Gas- Utilities
2-25
2-28
Humble
$3.75
Realty, class A (quar.)
Dredge &r Dock (Increased)
Northern:
'.$2.50
^
/-
; 2-20
'3-10*
1
3-10
$1.50
10c
40c
25c
20c
48?4C
y $4
r
5c
21 Vic
Hoskins Mfg.
.
2-25
2-24
2-18
2-18
5-20
'
,
American
2-13
1
.
4%54
3-25
3- 3
(increased,annual)—
Great
3-14-
*
A
2-28
Extra
(quar.).^
- Fftfnlc;Bearing (quar,) ™™_„:
Faber,
"
'
...
2-15
-
Co.
Horn & Hardart Co.
3-10
3- 1
1-31
2-4
3- 4
60c
$1.50
$1.50
$1.50
$1.50
$2
$2
$2
$2
$2
$2
$2
$2
40c
(quar.)
854
3.21
-■>
A
40c
$2
(quar.)
3-10
4.505"4 >' preferred
1
l
common
(quar..)_™_
preferred (quar.)--™-™-"™—-—
3-31
3-15
2-28
3-1
3-15
(quar.)..
(s-a)™__
$1.25
>
4.
3-
1
4-
Company,
554
"35c
50c
*
(quar.)..™
87l,2c.
$1
12y2c
—-
Class. B
Hudson
COc
(stock div.)_.
Erie
(quar.)
Hoover
3-14
2-17
50c
Inc.
2-25
4-
preferred-, (quar.)—
—
$1.06%
class A " (quar.)"_™—__™ /
20c
$4.25
;;
Hubinger
1$1
Erie
preferred
'3-15
(quar.)„™_—_—30c
Electrochemical,
Hooke*
Ltd.—
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
:—
854 preferred A (quar.)..
854
preferred B (quar.)
^
8%
preferred B (quar.)„™"_™™_
854
preferred B (quar.).
854
preferred B (quar.)
Grahite City Steel Co. (reduced)—
41o
Equitable Credit Corp., 50c pfd. (quar.)
Equitable Gas, common (quar.)
;.,2-2i*
' 5"
Honiestake Mining
Honolulu: Oil
4%Y4
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
quar.)
Extra
Emporium
,
3- 4
3- 4
tlOc
tic
$1.50
_™."_™_„__™_
Inc.
$1.25
■
3-14
30c
37%c
3-18
3-18
4- 1
3-15
10c
15c
30c
(quar.)
Batteries,
25c
preferred (quar.)^
Employers Reinsurance (increased
Endicott
3-
W.)
$1.183/4
554
5-. 5
"2-21
30c
5c
2-17
2-21
2-21
2-18
-
(Canada)
2-10"
3-14
Manufacturing ..(quar. )_„„_—™__
s-a)__——™
3-10
3-11
3- 1
3- 1
_—
(quar.)„__
(quar.)
2-15
1
2-12
5-15
Holly, Sugar,, common (quar.)
—_
/ 554 preferred .(quarj™_™_—;__™_
*".'
...
2- 4
&
1
3-3
3-
Hofmann. Industries" (initial
Corp.—
Rubber
2-20
Co.
(quar.)
Rubber
(quar.)
Mfg. Co.
2-25
Gas
of
...
Common
3-15
Corp
Consolidated
each
Telegraph Co. (quar.).
3c
Investment
share
(quar.)
35c
Elmira
'
one
Industries
5
3- 1
25c
1st preferred
Gold & Stock
3-10
25c
.
common
.(Charles E.)
Hohart
3-22.
2-19
2-14
3- 1
4- 1
3-5
■
2-14
3-
2-14
•3-
3
Gooderham & Worts (see
Walker (H.) Gooderham & Worts)
Y , ' '
Hires
'
(quar.)
3-31
1
Walker,
Hiram.
.
3- 3
3-26
..
20c
50c
(quar.)..
.
(quar.)
3-
3-20
3-12
3-i2
3-
,4*
3
554 1st preferred A (quar.X.—™™-——5'%/i preferred A (quar.)
:
;.V
2-15
Corp.,
2-14
3-
1
3-
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:
2- 7
.
3-1
27%c
corporations, The Bliss
the Truesdale Coal Corp.
and the Loomis Coal Corp. for each 100
shares of Glen Alden held).—
Glen-Gery Shale Brick, common (quar.)
2-14
50c
,,
—
.
formed
Coal
3-1
3- 1
Corp.
Elizabethtown
Co.
(quar.)
Corp.—
,
dividend
of
2-14
50c
3.9054 pfd. (quar.)
prior pfd. (aceum.)
(quar.) __
4V454• preferred A (quar.)
—LjL—
Heyden-Newport Chemical "Corp.—
' *
';'Y Common (quart)
—__—___
3% 54* preferred (quarj
$4,375 preferred
(quar.)™—™.—Y
Htnde & Dauch. Paper Co. of Canada Ltd.—\ Quarterly
—„_™i.——
.
-
(quar.)™„„™™™ ""
Cement
(quar.)
Electronics
...
(quar.)™.;
preferred
Portland
1
3- 1
$1.34
454
_
:*;2- 7,
3- 1
& Co.—
Glen Alden
3-14
3-
Light,
(quar.)
(quar.):
Hershey-Chocolate. Corp.;
2>-^8'
2-28
2-28^
2-28 .
2-28.
3-21
$1.25
4- 1
' 40c -" 3- 5
10c
' 3-1
^_.™™__™
(quar.)
4 54" pfd.
(G. M.)
.
254
.„™'
'
(quar.)™™™
Products
Gerber
>
(quar.)
;
4 'A cfo
(quar.)
;
5y2preferred
(quar.*)—
5.36'£>
preferred
(quar.)
5.65^
preferred
(quar.*)_.
5.50',preferrafi
(quar.)™
5.68(4 -preferred
(quar.)__„__™
6.40(4
preferred (quar.)_
$5 2nd
preferred
(quar.)
;
Electric Auto-Lite Co. (quar.)
Electric Storage Battery (quar.) ™™™__-™_«
Electrographic Corp. (quar.)
1
Stock
2-28
3-20
3-14
4- 1
3-28
3-28
4-
.
3-17
3-15
3-15
3-12
Mfg.
Common
4-7
t
/ 554
-2-U
1":
45c
(quar.)—_____—
(quar.)
__________
Herold Radio & Electronics Corp.— -
preferred: (quar.).
—
Y" 55c
3-1
2-15
^-"General Telephone Co.';'of- Pennsylvania—Y^,' ■ * "
Y v
;Y $2.25 preferred, (quar.)_™._™_™_._—56.C'.3- .1.,2-15
GenbraL,Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
/AY
V#v'
Y $5 preferred (qnari)---.™.™!™----™-"™ / $1.25 V./ 3- 1
.
2-15. *
;
General Telephone Corp., common (quar.)
50c /.; 3-31
3- 7
4.4054 .preferred • ,(quar.")_—™™_—:——A,
55c
4- 1
3- 7/
4.7554 : preferred, (quar:)..™
593/sc / 4-1 Y* 3- 7
4.2554
preferred
(quar.)..™.™™——™ *
53y»c
4-1
3-7/
: 5.2854
preferred (quar.).
66c "
4-1
3-7
; ..General Tire & .Rubber - (quar.)_„..™™™_ " 17y2c ""2-28
2-17,
Y r Stock- dividend" ™L_Y™™„™'
254" ".
3-31
3-10
Georgia-Pacific Corp., common (quar.).
25c
3-20
3- 3
2-24
2-24
3-14
3-14
3- 3
4W:'o
^4-11
3 -.11
3-
■
2-28
2-17
.
J
3-1
15c
25c
•
2-21
2-28
■ v
'
$1.50 t
;>■
(quar.)—.;
Eastern Corp. -; (quar.)
)
,.
J .;>•
J
(quar.)—
com.
3-10
3-17
-
East Kooteh^y Power; Ltdr, 7% pfd. (accum.) *
East St." Lopis &• JnterUrban
Water Co.— :
4-30:
454 '
4%54 pfd. C (quar.)
5V254 preferred F (quar.)™.
5 54
preferred B (quar.)________ 11™—;__
V 554 preferred D (quar.)-.—
'
'
554 preferred E (quar.)_i___™_
Hawaiian Pineapple Co., 554 pfd. A (quar.)
Hecla Mining Co.
(quar.)_.
——
Helleman (G.) Brewing (quar.)__l_™___™_ "
Hercules Gallon Products,: com. (quar.)_—
.
-
1
'4-
$1.25
(quar.)
com.
Hawaiian Electrio Co.,
2-28' -'■jJ* ,$?.20
3-14
s-
each nine
for
Refractories,
Tobacco,
Hartman
Hastings
L
2-28
share
(one
Electric
Hartford
3- 3
3- 3
3-10
5- 1
5- 1
3-10
3-15
3-15
3-15
(quar.).
k
* 2-20
3
;
/ llc
tquar.")™—————
Harshatv Chemical Co. (quar.)
1—
Hart-Carter Co.
(quar.)
*
3-20
,
2-17 '
"J
2-
2
15c
Harnschfeger Corp.
4- 1
4-18
3-14
3-5
3-3
3-15
.
3-17
2-27
4-23'
;3-, 3
6-
J30c
•1
Y.)—•
dividend
preferred
.654
3-15
—
2-20
3-31
'>18.
3-3
454
Harbor Plywood Corp.
3- 5
2-6
2-14
3- 1
2-15
2-17
3-14
; 2-27
3-28
:
Corp;, common
-/-2-18 :
/. 2-18*
3-15
15c
—
3- 1
L~LL——'454
50c
$5- preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
•
$3.75 preferred (quar.).:
933Ac, ,
Geueral Outdoor Advertising (quar.)...™.-;'Y
60c General Precision Equipment,'com. (quar.)™
;
COc
$1.60 preferred (quar.) —
—i
40c ; '
$3 preferred
(quar.).
....—
' 75c
; $4.75, preferred, (quar.)
$1.183A Y,
General Steel Castings Corp. (quar.)—-— Y
40c
General Telephone, Co. of California—Y.Y
5Yiir'o preferred (quar.)™™_™™1™~™- ,' Y27V'2C
;
4% 54
(quar.L*;
l™_-™_.™__:
22,y2c .. ,
General .Telephone: Co. of Kentucky— '•Y '
;
554, preferred (quar.)—'_™™™.™__™..™" "" "62i2C '
General Telephone-Co. of Ohio—'*
'•
^
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Motors
3-15
/ 3-15
Y
.
/
f30c
...
'
$1.25
" "10c ',"
Co. "™i
Stock dividend^.
General
tN.
Hanover Bank
50c
50c 25c
3% 54
25c
50c
25c
Y 35c
T"
-
(quar.)
common
,3-15*
A 2-18'
(quar.)
class A
Co.,
Harbison-Walker
3-14
50c
(quar.)™.
preferred
2-7*
.
3-15
$1.10
$1.11
,
2-20
34c
25c
(quar.)™™™-
Corp.
General Merchandise
2-28
2-15
2-14
2-14
2-14
-
<
8- 1
11- 1
3-14
8-19.
9- 8
$1.05
(quar.ii.ililli
Stock dividend (payable in class A stk.)
/Class B (quar.)—
Stock dividend (payable in class A stk.) /
Handy & Harman, common (quar.):
_____
: 554
preferred (quar.)
„1___1—__
Hancock Oil
3- 1
2-15
2-14
"
2-18
•&H9*
3-10
5- 1
3-15
3- 1 "
3- 1
«;
15c
(Interim)
Finance
2-14
3-10
'
2"28
2-14
2-14*
2-24
Foods Corp.
(quar.).™™,.-.™™™-,
Industrial Enterprises (irreg.)
3-21
2-26
3-10'
3-14
"
3-10
5-15
8-15
11-15
20c
(increased)—._™™™—
(quar.)
General Industries,
,f
2-14
2-21
,
3-11
4- 1
,
40c
(quar.)..
Co.,-common
2-28
3-10
" 6- 3
i22%c
554 preferred^ (quar^*
/ i$1.25
Hamilton Watch Co., com. (reduced)™™.:—
25c
45"4* couv. preferred (quar.)i™_..__™„__
$1
Hammermill Paper, common tquar.)™™_™_Y" 37%c
4%%
preferred
(quar.).™™-™™™-Y.~" $1.0614
4%
preferred
(quarj_i.__.__l_™™™'- $1.12%
Hammond Organ Co.
(quar.)_.™™l__™li__
25c
3-14
(quar.)..
General
Utilities
2-28
3-10
62%c
preferred" (quar. )™Y **SL16
Cotton,. LttL„ common
Hamilton
3-3
3- I
(Increased quar.)
General
States
Stock
Co.
Y, 554
3-17;-
,
Dravo
:
Cigar
Crude
2-14
3-15
5- 1"
25c
"$1.25
tnwr.)i—36fct
Drexel-Furniture ;(increased
General
4.6454
preferred-,<quar.)._™™™_Y„I_™*""
preferred ' (quar.)
„„™™1™_IY""Y
Gypsum, .Lime & Alabastlne of Canada, Ltd.
Y'". Quarterly' /—A—™___™-™™-__™'™_._™
\ Quarterty_ Yi-'i™.™-.™-.™-™—™——™._ '
■/
2nd
coin.
3 10
2-13
•
3-17
3- 1
$1.25 /
$4.44
2-21
3-27
——
General
.
—
Industries, (increased-quar.)-™_^» '
Dresser
,
(quar.)„_
654
Co.,
&
25c
"™_™.™_._
(quar.l™
$4.40
2-21 f
2-15
3- 4
50c
pfd. (entire
March 14 at
share plus this dividend)-
B.)
per
General
—34%c . ,3- 1
;
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30c
4-15
(quar.^._.
the
General Acceptance Cbrp., common
General America Corp.
(quar.)—
—'
Corp.y common (quar.)—™—™.preferred .(quar.)-.
Dover
.
,
•
:Rockaway, RR. ( s-a)
Dover &
-
(D.
Company
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Gas Service (quar.)
1-31
2-28
•.
3-12
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1 —
15c
common
Doualas Oil Co, of
DoW
'
3-14 ",
3- 1 "
3-15
5c
$1.75
$1
(quar.)
common
(quar.)™—;
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Loom
(reduced)—
Gabriel
1-31
2-28
.
of
$5.50
2-14
J
—
3-10
/ $4.20 preferred, (quar.A—-——
/
issue called for redemption on
./
3-11
3-25
$62 Vic
^
25c
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Fuller
4- 1
4-15
'
(quar.)
754
preferred
Fruehauf Trailer
3-1
(quar.)™.—15c
preferred (quar )_—
50c
inc.,
Frontier
2-14
4-1
(B. Jt.), & Sons (quar.)-™--™
20c
Bros., Ltd. (quar.)™™__™^_—tl5c
Dorr Oliver
"*
:
3-15
5- 1
'
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Quarterly
..-'Quarterly
.
4-1
*
5%
Donnelley
Friedman
jpreferred
Gulf Power Co..
2-15
25c
10c
10c
10c
V
ILL
Friden, Inc. .(quar.)™
12%c
"" 15c
12%c
30c
So
Gulf
; 2-14
3-3
75c
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Co.
(quar.)
common
Gulf Oil .Cbrp;;, (quar.).
•
2-14
2-25
8c
Co.
<quar.)™_A_™ **
preferred
Gas,
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62%c
series
2-28
preferred., tquar.);
—$1^5
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; $L25
4-11'
20c
ITeeport Sulphur
f25c
-
—-
Funds—Preferred
Custodian
Fresnillo
$250/
■{ iVz'/o preferred (quar.)™_™.™____™™_,— $$1.12%
H.y
'
:
4-11*
•
13c
'
;
3- 1
2-15 r •? Hagan Chemicals & Controls—
; 554. preferred (S-a)
1_™™_.™™_A™", Y62%c
3- 1
2-15 f
Hackensack .Water (quar.)l™_™_:—:_.™™.". " >
50c
4- 1 \ ' 3-14 ,7,
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3-31 4 * 2-17 v
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3-15,
2-19
Hajoca Cbrp..;(quar.)™i—™™__™™_1_™™
25c
3-15 -.
2-19
Hallnor Mines,
Ltd.™^._.™_—
Y 43c
3-15.;
2-19
r
•
,
2-28
...
.4quar. 1
Interstate
$5
-
3-14
tfrom net investment
6/4
preferred (quar.)„—
...
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR., com. "(reduced).™. " "
2-10
i
3-10
25c
'
Franklin
2-15
2-17
3-20
2-25
——
131 %c
(quar.112%c
(quar.)—_„_^™™™_i™—
Foundries & Steel, Ltd.—
preference
Dominion
;.
Fruit
3- 1
2-25
x
t20c
.
—
„_
_
3" ^
1054 '
Flintkote "Co., common (quar.)™.:™™"™--—50c; $4 preferred (quar.)_„™™'™™——-—.
••
$1
.AWo 2nd preferred (quar.)——1™._—
$1.12%
Food Mart, Inc. ("quar.)„;
——s
12%c
Ford. Motor Co. " (quar;)—7'"
60c ■
I^ort" Pitt' Bridge Workst (q"uar:).r™:™™_™.' ' ' 25c
Port" Wayne & Jackson RR.^—
- - ;- 5y2 54 preferred (s-a)
—^.™™.™
$2.75
Ltd.—
Investment Corp.,
Anglo
<fc
(quar.)i-:™:. 4,
Flagg-Uttpa Corp.", 8$ prior pfd. (quar.)—.
; Flexible Tubing Corp. (stock dividend)—4
2- 3
—
__
Gulf
A
7
2-
20c
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convertible
60c
2-20
2-20
"
(quar.)-_ "
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(quar.)™^_;™™™™" ' '17MiC,.".
Porter;
Irishman :(M;
2-13!
2-13
2-13
2-13
—
——,™_™_™_.—
common
;*
2-13
—•
—
Corp.,
First'Westchester National "Bank
2-13
—
——
General
Fischer &£
*
2-1T
2-13
2-13
2-13
2-13
2-13
2-13
2-13
2-13
2-13
—
Class
2-27
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: 2-14
3-24 * ; - 3- 7
Corp.
:
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40c
Field' (Marshallb see Marshall Field & Co.—•
Filtrol Corp., (quuF.)--4-i
——45c
_
*08
--28
Aviation Shares
' '
.07
- 2-28
Building Shares;
i_™_™™__™——
.06
2-28
Chemical Shares
-07
2-28 •
Electronics- & Electrical Equipment Shares
.05
2-28
Food Shares
-86
2-28 ■
Industrial Machinery Shares
—
;
.05 * 2-28
Merchandising Shares
.12 - 2-28 1
Mining Shares ;
L
_™__™_—
.06
2-28
Petroleum Shares
-08
2-28
Railroad Bond Shares—
-03
2-28
Railroad Equipment Shares
1 .06
2-28 •/■"
Railroad Stock. Shares
-12
2-28
Steel Shares
k™--—
-08
2-28
Tobacco Shares -—,U
.06
2-28
i Utilities Shares- is
:_™™—
.09
2-28
•Diversified Investment Fund (first quarter
'dividend from net investment income)_™_": 10c ; 2-25
Dobbs Houses (quar.)
50c
3- 1
Dr. Pepper Co. (quar.),.——
15c
3- 1
Dodge Manufacturing $1.56 pfd. (quar.)
39c - 4- 1
'•
income;
J 3-15
28%c;
&;
of Rec.
2-24
"
"
Cornmou Stock fund
.
IV2C v 5-1
$2.25 preferred (quar.)™'
„™_"—
' 'BtiYtc
5- 1
Firestone .Tire & Rubber, 4%54 p/d. (qnar,),.$1.12y2
3- 1'
First Bank Stock Corp. (quar.;—
40c r 3-10
2-13
2-13.
2-13
2-13
2-28
Sign
Financial
2-13,
2-28
.10
r
,.-r;v: '
,.
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';
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——
-
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12c
(quar.)..
Guardian Consumers Finance--
Signal, comnfon (quar.)3-- '.
35c' .*" 3-1'
$1.25 ^preferred ;(quar.)3iy*c;w.
3- t ;
4
A/A*
v
Common Stoek .Fund
——
$.13
Capital Growth Fund
k™™-"/Vv -.06 ;
Fully-Administered ^wid™--^-:™-™-.
;09
Institutional Bond Fund
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*
3-14
3-15
3- 3
Bearings
(quar.)""™™™™™™-™"'
preferred
4.60Vo
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A
; 2-24;,
.
_
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Securities—
Group
(quar.)
« 60c ,
3-10 ,, 2-21'
Federal National Mortgage" Assoc.
(monthly)
17c
3-17
2-28
Federal Pacific Electric (quar.)—20c "<
3-17
3- 3
ruderal Paner Board
y
; ,<•
I*. A")
1
(quar.)-—-
Ferro
12-23
3-10
45c
20C
4c
.'(increased)™™„™™™_"—
Federal-Mogul-Bower
3-14,
4-1
7%%
income
30c
2-18
2-18
12-31
1-28
—
Insurance Co., (quar.)
Federal
,
.
tax-and expenses* for depositary. - •
■
- - " '
"
Distillers *Corp.-Seagr«tns. Ltd. (quar >™™_-t30c
Distributors Group, Inc.—
/
All payments, from net investment Income -Y/« AA:
Briliah
Less
Compress' So Warehouse
Federal Glass Co.
6-15
6- 5 } .
12-15
12- 5
3-15
3- 1
* 3-15 ./J-1,y
3- 3
2-21
3- 3
J-2L
10c );'
tquar.)™——:—
(interim)—
Distillers Co., Ltd,
Y
(annual) '»
Asphalt Products
Federal
t- J
.
Corp.,
Dictaphone
Federal
2-24
2^28
2-28
2-28
3- 1
Society.
Groller
3-15
3-11
68%c
preferred (quar.)
5ta 54
4- 1
25c
Fcdders-Quigan Corp.,: common (quar,)™—i
2-14.;
t/
$3
35c
When
Payable
Per
Share
(quar.)™™™-:—.™™_
Industries
Gregory
(quar.)_™™™
Farmers
2-28
3- J
12/*c
Dentists'
?
Monday, February 24, 1958
.
Name of Company
..f
.
Life Insurance Co.-—
Traders
&
(Syracuse. N. Y.)
(.quar.)
Underwriters Assn.
income
I
.
-
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Holdert
When
Par
Holderi
When
Par
Share
of Company
Name
Y.Y
.
(890)
14
Iquar.)
of
3-
1
2-18
137 Vic
:
(year-end
1
132 Vic
3-
1
2-18
14c
plus 10c from cap¬
24c
2-14
3-17
4C
3-15
_————
Incorporated Investors (from current and ac.cumulated earnings) —1„
—
2-21
.
Indiana Gas So Water Co.
Indiana -Telephone
Cprp., 4.8054
Indlanapplis.Power & Light,
I 454 preferred, (quar-)„_—
1
\
2-14
—
■
pfd. (quar.)
'
$1.20
.
*
;
$i
$1.05
.
3-20
4-1-
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tquar.)—
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,4-1
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4-1
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3-11
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preferred tquar.)—™————"
3-17
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preferred (quar.y™™____™—
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4.2054
-
3-
"25c
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-
4.-60f4 1
J II :*;•.**.;
(Continued ,on page 48)
?
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5719
187
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year
Highest
Fewest
.
17
Oct
21
33% Jul)
97 V* Feb
12
51% July 15
Highest
Nov
13
104% May 22
82
Jara
7
Jan
11
81% July 8
31% July 23
65% July 8
17'4 Jan
2
49% Jan
13
232% Jun 28
193% Jan
8
115 ■' 4 Dec 31
45% Oct 21
Feb 15
23% Dec 30
July
10% Dec
107
•
13 ',2 Dec
12% Oct
11% Jan
14% Jan
110% Feb
72
Jan
16
4% Jan
2
21
2
35
Jan
16
2
96
Jan
9
12% Jan
Jan
Allied
80
Jan
13
26% Jan
22
2
99
Jan
16
Jan
2
Jan
2
27
Jan
10
30 % Feb
60% Jan
2
66% Jan
4
24
15
24% Feb
27% Jan 21
32 V4 Feb
3
33% Feb 21
37% Jan
7
81% Feb 21
147% Jun
7
64% Jan
2
19
2
18% Feb
17
American
9
91
Feb
20
3%%
37% Jan
6
Jan
28
8
8
Jan
34% Jan
13
13
8
99 % Mar 28
97% Jan
3
Oct
21
32% Dec 31
29% Feb
Sep
5
71% Feb
37% Aug
11
30
12
11% Dec
18
60
May
27
16'/a Oct
32 % Dec
•
9
...
s
July
22% Jan
9
American
37% Feb
6
Amer
6%
4%
8
Amer
'Aug
19
84% Jan
4
13
Jan
2
20% May
8
2
19
Jan
2
37% Nov 27
6% July 11
45% July 25
35% Jun 20
42% Mar
3% Oct 22
36% Dec
30
53 % Jan
25
: 64% July
64
3% Jan
2
Sep
42% Jan
.
5
2
69% Jan
29
32
,99% Jan
6
29% Jan
27
80% Jau
3
Feb
91."
17
83% Feb
Feb
44
Jan
48% July 15
29 % Apr 30
25% Jan
3
7
13% Dec 30
17% Aug 27
13% Jan
2
17% Jan 14
14% Jan.
49
32% Feb
12
liJ0 Feb
11
"31% Feb™
19% Jan
2
17% Apr 23
11% Jan
2
13 % Feb
4
99% May 22
93% Jan
2
135
Feb 18
38% Jan
2
43 % Jan
30
WA Jan
2
21
Jan
7
11% May
Oct
35
21
19% Dec 30
10% Oct 21
29% Oct 22
i
16% Dec
23
Oct 28
70
Jun
7
75
,
/
30
19
16% Feb
2.,
Jan
15% Feb
j
11
36% Jan
1
24% Feb
■
,
95
28
13 V*
43%
44
43'A
43%
43
43%
413A
42%
1,500
4,300
79
Chicle
79
79
79
771/2
78
2514
26%
2514
26
25%
25%.
95
95
9414
94%
93 Va
93 Va
32%
27%
33%
32%
33
32'A
32%
32 Va
32%
28
27%
28%
27%
28
64%
64%
64'/a
65
64%
65%
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24%
*24%
24%
•24'4
31%
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25%
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•78
27%
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24%
/
331'o
35
700
83%
84%
82%
83%
81%
83
23,200
71
71%
71%
71
83 '4
84%
70%
70%
71
♦71
18%
17%
17%
1714
71%
17%
17%
18Va
*
90%
89%
89%
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90 »A
90'A
91
37%
36%
36%
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37%
37%
37%
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62
19%
20
36%
36%
r"
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62
36
4%
1
12,50
4%
42%
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—No par
*30%
lo
prior preferred
40
*30%
89 %
88 Va
...
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30%
66%,
44%
(ii
25,%$
14
33%
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33%
Secur—No par
43
42%
43
40%:
40%
41
44%
44 %
43%
44%
69 Va
L
68%
69
/ 67 Va-
69%
•
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30%
30%
31 i;
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23%
12%
41%
40c
20%
,
13.
23%
35
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35%
lft
1%
.
23%
15%
16%
1%
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•
48%.
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1,100
91
401A
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16,600
;
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89
;
41%
700
100
-
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•
40%
1
4,000
;
.,
31,600
900
33%
25%.
;
15 V».
13
18%,
:
5,500
16%
16%,
16%
»
4,700
341/4
341/4
•
23Va
23%
23%
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15,
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35
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500
4,700
3,800
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2614
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4
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t'ii*
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>
14%,
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90 %
26;. 1
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14%
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14
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68%
39%
1
41.
3,700
41
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-
7,500
35%
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42%
4014
V
-
44%
19%
35%
36%
44 Va
43%
40%
67%
44%
...
100
62,
19 Va
19%
35%
19 V*
4%
40%
,
;
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4%
42%
■
800
1,000
%'
29%
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14'A
14%
19%
4%
42%
41%
•
46,000
102
*29%
*'
62
19Va
36%
%
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*19
•
37%
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29%
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19 Va "1914
36%
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14%
19%
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„
17%
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37%
1,000
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19%
36%
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29%
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62
*75
14%
-—1
17%
Va".
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30%
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102
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102
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100
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500
30%
35
•35
99%
33,600
15,300
31%
31
3414
.
4,800
64%
24 V2
1
27%
64%
500
35
31%
102
190
14,300
36
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<•" 34'%
84%
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16,300
26%
26%
17%
20
Co
y
46%
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08 %
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78%
83%
American & Foreign Power..No par
American Gas & Electric Co
10
American Hardware Corp
12.50
American Hawaiian SS Co
10
Feb 19
Jan
500:
13'A
36
Rights (expire Feb 19)
American Export Lines Inc
19
30 V*
14
31%
American En ka Corp—
19
30%
13%
98%
25
American European
3
1% Feb
,
30
14
24%
100
American, qyaswimid Go—,——10,
amerlcan*. DtefcNHng Co_.e.
20
Amerioan-, menus tic TJllpg
l*.
b
22
22
35% Oct
23% Oct
,
A%.%
.
30%
13%
*34%
American Crystal Sugar com
6
21.
27
39% Jan 17
American
45%
46
30%
*30%
2
.
43%
78%
100
7,700
<
24'A
45%
*24%
preferred
46%
76 T...
*24
300
.
13%
Broadcastings-Paramount
American Chain & Cable
45% Feb
24
Oct
7%
241%
1,700
-.1
45%
1
American Can Co common
;
/
2'A
30%
50
Inc eominun—.
77%
*24
45
24
30
14%
2,1/4
75'A
13%
12.50
No par
preferred—
75 Va
77'A
14%
30%
65
American Cable & Radio Corp
2
39% Jan
62 % Jan
75% Nov 26
28
21
16
21
43% Jan
40% Feb 20
5
S
2
4% Jan
2
41% Jan
7
B%
Jan
19
16,300
45
2«%
Corp
50
34
96
14%
50
Arma
84
33%
*93 %
94
31
33
convertible preferred
11,100
45 %
25%
Brake Shoe Co com—No par
Theatres
21
15% Jan
"
7
*82
341/8
94
76
64%;
preferred
Bosch
84
33%
96%
*23
28
American Bank Note common
2
28
*82
34%
76%
.100
10
4%
85
33%
•94
24%
32
preferred
50
1,800
210
75%
37
Jan
62
19 % Feb 19
2
33% Jan
67% July
140
Jan
4 Va
*155
*23%
American Bakeries Co com—No par
conv
4%
210
76% ,'77%
24%
1
-1,900
;
'
-
*155
2 Va
10
preferred
75
218
14'/2
*95
common
6,300
f
17%
17%
2%
89
4%%
4%
13 »A
*72%
14%
100
32 % Jan
4
20
Mar
66
104% Feb
100
Airlines
17%
75
*72%
200
; 3,300
2%
13V4
1%
70%
convertible
17%
/
;
28%
109%; 1091a
14'A
No par
Corp
200
13,200
160,,
2%
13%
1%
1
800
3,400
3,000
53%
28%
112
14%
Chemical—No par
Amer Agricultural
14% Jan
85% Jan
113
13%
2%
*23%
.
208
*153
1
13%
100
America
: "*
,
2%
*1%
43 %
24% Jan
30
28%
13%
13%
Limited
22
52%
160
214
2%
44%
Amerada Petroleum
,93% Jan 16
28%
13%
*30%
of
*83
34%
96%
/
*198
*1%
5
Co
85
33%
17%
" '
13%
No par
...
Corp
70% Aug 16
22
30
Inc
Mills
*155
*94
97
•153
4%
4%
218
85
34
*94
-18
Amalgamated Leather Co
6% convertible preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Amerace Corp
7
53 % July
Jan
Laboratories
Aluminum
4
22
87
33%
100
—5
Products
Aluminium
13
16
*84
<—1
*155
J,
22
54%
—5
4.08% convertible preferred
Alpha Portland Cement
33% Jan 30
27
8
I
4
53% July
July
par
4%
4'%
218
81a
17'%
208
*109%
74
100
M
1551a
8V4
,
—1
Chemical & Dye
Allied
Allied
6
35% Jan
*155
5314
17%
74
/
■
155%
17%
22%
•200
13%
17%
:
26%
'
112
17
v
8%
'
"
214
13%
*109%
155
17%
28%
74
*73
4%
100
13%
112
17%
,
8%
-
.
160
:
*20%
*22
y-
55%
214
22 %
26.%
.
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22%
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2%
16%
21
22%
,
,
208
16%
20%
22 %
155
■;
17%
28%
28%
13%
*109%
17%
'
54%
•201
16%
21
*26%
8'/a
•
*22%
-
160
13%
74
No par
4
28
2%
4%
—I
54%
208
*153
112 .b-.
*73
100
22%
54%
2%
;
17%
17%
*22'/#
160
2%
Allied Stores Corp common_.No par
4% preferred
100
Allls-Chalmers Mfg common
20
46% Feb 21
31% Feb
Inc
Allied Kid Co
15% Jan 21
44
Feb 18
2
Jan
Allied
2
33
25
13
27
13% Feb 20
30% Feb 21
51'
10
Jan
29% Jan
93% Nov
4
24% Feb
91% Jan
27
31% Jan
80% Feb
2
23% Jan
24% Nov 13
Oct
2
Jan
74
21% Dec
Oct
Allied-Albany Paper Corp
9
May 18
S8
Dec
Allen
21
40% Jan
8
102
59
20
2% Feb
21
4
19
23
77
,14% Feb
72% Jan
,
Oct
30
Industries
3
31
1%
3
27% Dec
14
Jan
36% May
13
17%
Jan
11
2
59% Dec
83% Nov
91% Jan 27
Jan
118
31
*109%
*153
8%
•
8%
*203
28%
13%
100
common
17%
55% "
28%.
—5
common
preferred
preferred
Alleghany Corp common
8%% preferred A
$4 conv prior preferred—No
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
27
92
80
-.2
100
4% %
30% Jan
59
6
Dec
22
3
13
5
...
:
16%
22%
•
156%
156
157%
8%
3,100
4.900
32,500
5,300
3,600
""
20 %
,
•:
26 »/a
*26%
26%
155'4
206
—1
1%
Aldens Inc
74% Jan 27
5% Jan 67
Jan
Corp
.205
21
22%
26%
22%
54%
100
22
17%
22%
,
No par
series
1614
2014
22%
%
8%
17% I
—2
13
2
210
1951
%
16%
20%
22
■«
157
Alco Products Inc
20
2
200% Jan 27
Gas
pfd
26
8%
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
2
17% Jan
conv
Alabama
Fern
22% Aug 13
47% Jun 19
82
Jan SO
/ 70% Dec 2a
20% Dec 17
23 % NOV
4.50 in
22%-
17 Va
2(H%
21
157
...1
Aeroquip Corp—
;
Aetna-Standard Eugineering Co.
1.
Jan
80% Jan
30
—1
Air Reduction luc common
"
*26%
.10
Admiral Corp
Jan
■
No par
Addressogntpb-Mulllgraph Corp.
4
8
14
88% Jan
7
NOV
22
108
23% July
30
87
-.1
Express Co
Adams-Millis Corp
8
Jan
5
36% Dec 24
Dec
"3
.110% Jun
18
26
35
44%
..10
100
15%
16% Nov 25
22
27
Nov
28% Feb
Sep
65% Apr
17
12
15%
43%.
14
2
146
31
30
93 % Dec
25% Dec
15%"
45
7
3
240
20% Dec
20 V* Nov
15%
4414
17
2% Jan
9% Jun 14
Oct 24
3% Dec 30
Oct 17
68% Nov
15%
45%
18% May 13
f 7% Jan 14
190
l%Nov
15%
4414
17
24% Jan
18% Jan 18
20
00% Dec
15%
45
16
Feb
16
114
Oct 30
(70
15%
44%
160
30
25
Jun
15%
16%
Feb
23
500
3.900
45%
55% Feb
206
*104
15%
21% Jan
28
108
48%
108 /
15%
20%
9% Feb
Aug 28
8% May 28
25% Dec
.
1
23
Dec
2
16% Jan
♦104
Shares
32%.
44%
26% Jan 23
163% Feb
5
143
105
105
48
1
Admins
7
106
32V*
48%
V4
..25
Acme<£tcel Co.
7
*104
32%
48
ACF-Wrigley stores Inc
5
Jun
10G
32%
r
49 %
4814
49
ACF Industries Inc
3
14% Jan
*103
32%
*32
3214
48%
the Week
9
Feb. U
14
22% Feb
804
176 Va
.100
*32
Frtfay
Feb. 20
19
24% Jan
24% Jan
49%
Stfetfir
Thursday
.
31
19% Jan
27% Jan 11
32%
49%
*
1
20% Jan
-
32%
5
common....
preferred
conv
45% Feb
17% Feb
30
155
4%
Feb. 19
ABC Vending Corp
16% Jan
19% Oct
v
24
14% Jan
10
6'.a Dec
-
Jan
106
7
Wednesday
Feb. IS
l
37% Jan
14
88% Jan
8
27% July 18
24
Mar l
Feb 12
132
■•f
Abbott Laboratories
Jan
17% Jun
201» Dec
24
Abacus
17
16% May 27
12% Oct 21
2i
Lcc 27
v
102% Jan
27
Tuesday
Feb. 17,
Par
Fund
Jan
49% Feb
33
3
43% Jan 13
64% May 17
2
30
11% Jan
"36%D:c
30% Jan
.
Mend ay
EXCHANGE
'
28
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. t
lawest
r
15
(891)
24
5,700
12%
:
12%
41 To
42%
•.
4114
42
,
41%
42
/
411A
12%
41%
10/900
20
20%
;
20%
21
l
20%
21
-
203A
201a
13,200
121a
12%
.
*85
,;
*85
90 >•';
**79 %
.
80%
90
90
1
;
80'A
♦85
v.
801a
,
•85
90
*85
1
12%
12%
12%
1214
90,
*
73% NOV 26
84% Dec
5
73
10% Feb
v
15% Aug 19
Nov
92
12% Oct
•
15 % Jan
29
97% Jun
102.
10
22
78„
41
Oct
4
79
13
7
July 31
20% Feb
23% Jan
7
23% Jan
7
Jan
3
V 12% Feb
19
11
Jan
8
48% Jan
93% May
-
-
33% Oct 22
24
20% Jan
3
37% May 17
€6% July 11
18% Jan
15
158
21
.35% Doc
t
8% Mar 21
•4% Jan 31
18% Dec -23
31
133% Nov
92
:
-
22
4
Apr
I
63% jun
45% Jan
38% Jan
13% Feb
9
155% Jan
42 %
13
26
2
35% Jan
Feb
Jan
2
American optical Co
Amer Potr sh & Chemical
5
Amer Smelt & Refg com-
16
14
Oct
30
-123% Feb
15
117% Jan
2
123
Feb
47% Jan
8
27% Jan
2
33
Feb
5
72
Feb
19
Oct
40
Apr 24
94% Apr 25
6
24
30
7% Oct 24
160
Oct
65% Jan
12
22
Jan
6
333iJan
2
9% Feb
21
174% Jan
21
4
167% Jan
Jan'si
75% Feb
179% Mar
24
22% Oct
«
25% Jan 23
19% Mar 7
4
9% Oct
.
21
22
19% Oct
33% Aug
6
2
10% Jan
27
Jan
10
10% Jan
22% Jan
:
5
25
-12% Jan
2
2,
26% Feb
30
72% Jan
I
40
Jan
13
Dec
30
81
2
47% Jan
2
52% Feb
95% May
11
-
AO
-
Max 20
Jan
88
2
.
33
22
:
„
2;
20
3
•
,
25% Jan
30
24
t^Feb 12
\39%
'
150%
46%
46%
122%
■
nlfi
3
fill
130
100
2ft
American Water Works Co com—5
Preferred 6% series—
25
Preferred 5%%
series
25
American Zinc Lead St Smelting.. 1
Amphenol Electronics Corp———1
Anaconda Co_.—
—
—50
Anaconda Wire St Cable
No par
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
•—
.—.6.25
$4 preferred
1
No par
Anderson Clayton As Co—21.80
Anderson-Prichard OU Corp—.10
Andes Copper Mining—14
..
2514
25%
;
38
371k
37%
37%
37%
35%
36VA
38
56
151
124-
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32'A
71%
72
2G%
32
32 Va
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172%
221
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3
3
128%
129
128%
27%
28
27%
28'A
10%
10'A
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10%
10%
26%
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25
26 Va
■
26%
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>
11%
11%
11%
11%
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25%
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24%
; 41%
42 %
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42 %
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52%
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26%
26%
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1,300
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52%
47
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2,500
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-
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2,400
33,900
52%
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•
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1
-
42%
41%
52 Va
700
24%
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24%
42%
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98%
640
16,200
47
1
77
10%
52%
,
52,300
665,400
12,200
10%..
•
62%
800
:
212
76%
41%
'
'
1281A 129
27
27%
J
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9%
2%
24:
.
3,600
7,300
1,390
-«
172% 17214
173%
10%
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3,300
2814
32%
•
20
•
71 %
32%
9 Va
800
'
30%
28
-
,
32%'
480
46%
70,%
72
28%
•
124
30%
•
28
27 V4
,
.42%
51%
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30%
101/4
24%
41%"
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46 V*
12,700
151
151
151
124
27 Va
25
1,200
40%
•,
76%
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24%
;
3914
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56%
128%
10%
v
56%
7,300
2,600
3,600
13,200
16,000
23%
56 Va
76 Va
129%
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23%
128%
77%
76
77%
32 V*
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31%
31 Va
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65,000
Va
23%
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45%
13%
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39%
5-
3
130'
27%
Viscose Corp
25
71%
172%
215
;77%
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77%
77%
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24
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173
23%
26
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25
25
5
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5514
231/4
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31%
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1
123
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31
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I 2.500
12%
571/4
157
23%
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4614
12%
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56%
13%
40
150
10
900
21
24
56%
•151V4
*:
23%
"39%
40%
150%
-
;;
57 '
12%
14,600
12%
9%
37'A
-•
13%
56
•20%
•22%.
24
1,000
93%
37%
157
23%
57
*56
1
36% Jan- 24
-
Jan 13
26% Jan. .2
5
Feb
47
2
Jan
5.
4
96% Feb
7
Jan
41
9
90%-July 12
.43% May 31
22% Oct .21
Dec
45
84
Aug 29
'325* Dec 30
24% Oct. 22*
May
28
Tobacco common
preferred
American
27% Feb 20
Feb
7,
8
23% Jan
39 % Dec
I. 31%Feb 22
l
29% Feb
•45% Feb
45
'
2
4%
29
25''2 Jan
9% Jan
American
133
8
26
22
Jan
122% Jan
11% July 36
37% Feb
6
7
Nov
7
44% July 11
8% Oct 22
•
22
81%Jan
2
14
131% Feb
111% Aug 19
25
Dec 30
3% Jan
Refining common
7% preferred ...
American Sumatra Tobacco
American Tel & Tel Co.
Rights.(expire Mar 12)
Amer Sugar
-28% Feb 20
Jan 20
2
78%
69% Aug 22
American Stores Co
20
8% Jan
2
12
31 % Jan
-
6
25% Feb
67% Dec 31
45% Mar 12
22% Nov
23%
19
93%
r
,
9,000
:
V
85
23%
'
37%
37
U3%
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35 Va
52%
191a
513/4
56
i
38
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157
23%
100
23%
37%
-
10O,
34%
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9
12'A
•
56%
23%
3,500
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20%
*23%
-23
24
*23
98
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17%.
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,
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19'A
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17%
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51%
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30
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35-%
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97
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100
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38%
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12%
37%
•
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23%
37%
51%
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-56%'
55
No par-
preferred
■
"23 %
23 Va
common—25
6% noncumulatlve preferred__10o
American Steel Foundries
1
10
31
7%
20%
..
-
American Snuff Co
*93%
20',4
•36
*82%
19%
4,
' :
100
•98
V
85
51%
;
99
«.•
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-
13%
4,100
791/4
78
15
13'A
17'A -17%
'
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36 '
*82%'
>
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0,
9%
-
—100
8
5
46% Feb
154
«■
preferred——
•
17%
100
35%
19%
'
,*22%
American Seating Co—
lo
American Ship Building Co—No par
27% Dec
113
?
7%
85
20%
...
Amer Rad & Std Sany common—5
27
*98
;•
100
*
97
13%
*13'A
13%
.
17%
17%
..
-19%
*93%
25
3
41% Feb
Jan
18
43
3
Feb'
..
13% *
15
•94
97
*13
80
79%
15'A
•94
51... .51
.
20
1
5
No par
—»—l
No par
•14%
97
<*82%
,
2
y
20
an
63% Jan
2
150
11
155% Jan 24
39% Oct 18
American News Co
2
Jan
preferred
Motors Corp..
American Natural Gas Co
26% Jan 24
2
55
convertible
2
21
22% Jan
•
5%%
15%
*94
?35% ,'.36 /f
loo
...
American Molasses Co
2
11% Jan
Jan
preferred.:
*14%
*98.
.
.,
Mc-tal Climax Inc common—l
American Metal Products com
15
96
*1317%
,
100
American
35 % Feb
154
preferred,.
9% Jan 24
58 : .Tail 29
2
36% Jan
■
4
34% Jan 10
97% July 3
31
Amer
4%%
July 31
16% Jun 13
31
14
"*
5
15
6
15
3.90% preferred.
—100
Amer Machine & Metals—.:—No par
21
11
17% Oct
52% Dec
53% Feb
prior
80
:
96
American Mach & Fdry common—7
20% Feb- 4
22% Jan
20
r
14
93% Feb
Nov
Nov
Jan
5%%
.
2
Dec
141
27
37% Feb ' 6
83% Feb-11
13
11
30% Oct 22
6
100 / Jan
Jan
24
10% Dec
"18% Feb
8
20% Dec
•
27
2
2
17
.
'
13
2
96
1
No par
noncumulatlve preferred—100
American International Corp
1
American Investment Co ol 111
1
6%
~ Jan
16
'
11
ie
99 % Feb
Oct
Feb
American Ice Co common,
14% Jan
17% Jan
29
44
96
American-Home
4
Feb *
3
13% Jan
47 % Jan
28
5% Jan
31
68% July 18
Jun
i
Jan
15
Products
2
81/"Jan
;
3
28% Jun
22 '
i
881
Jan
Jap
32'% Jan
2
May 27
43% July
•3
Feb.
Aug 28
Jan 21
10
/
17% Jun
2 :
Oct
v.
94
7
16% Jun
22
29% Oct
93
:
v
Jan 13
13
12
79%'
29V*
•
200
Vr
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
16
.
.
Monday, February 24, 1958
.
(892)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range lor Previous
Jan
2
34% Feb
20
31
Jan
4
22% Jan
2
247/o Jan
i6
Argo
10
65% Jan
2
43 % Jan
2
10% Oct 21
16% Jan
8
47% Jan 24
13% Jan 16
21% Dec
39% Dec
29
39% Apr 25
12% Feb
18
30
Jan
Sep
5
14
92
Feb
18
14% Dec 24
34 74
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22
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24
24% Jan
2
Jan
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Corp
Artloom Carpet Co Inc
237b
5
23%
23%
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47b
4%
2.50
28%
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1
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15%
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2nn preferred $1.50 series—No par
*27%
3% Jan
8
47s Feb
3
27% Feb
21
29% Jan
23
Arvin
15% Jan
2
16% Jan
16
Ashland
27% Oct
17
31% May 31
27% Feb
12
28% Jan
23
6% Jan
2
8% Nov 22
6 % Jan
9
7% Feb
7
Industries
Inc
Oil & Refining com
ASR Products Corp
28
7%
7%
34
4
103
Jan
28
4
78
Jun
0
10% Nov
19
7
27
0
2
6
Jan
2
67
Common
327s Feb
Jail
94% Jan
29
27% Oct 22
83% Nov
5.25%
Feb
101
1
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100
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Associated Dry Goods Corp—
88% NOV
2474
24
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Armstrong Cork Co common
1
$3.75 preferred
No par
24%
10
7
May
3374
2274
27
6
6% Jun
34
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33%
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17
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34
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-
Jan
22% Jan
5
19% May
3% Oct 22
Dec
&
Armour
227b
22%
44 %
337 a
22%
the Week
Feb. 21
Feb. 20
87
Feb 18
32% Jun
28
Steel
Armco
33 74
5
10
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Feb. i!>
No par
Corp
PRICES
Wednesday
Feb. 18
20
4
20% Nov
79
10
Oil
SALE
Tuesday
Feb. 17
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
36
18
28% Dec
HIGH
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
Lowest
3074 >
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13
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Jan
23
86 % Jan
50% July 13
27% Jan
Jan
2
31% Dec
83% Nov
1
95
27
26% Nov 13
57% Jun
6
94
Jan
25
91 %
—+
preferred
Feb 12
10
9%
32%
non-cum
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.
City Electric Co com__6.50
preferred
100
5%
Atlantic
18
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32% Jan 23
Atlantic
40 % Jan
_
3
Atlantic Refining
Jan
15
90
9
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86
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11% Jan
6% Dec 30
24
6% Jan
5
Atlas
Jan
24
14 % Jan
16
Feb
5
57b
59
65% Jan
23
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Dec
17
18
56
Dec
30
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14
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5
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6
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21
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17
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5
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1
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100
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f
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Burroughs Corp
5
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—
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15
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10
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157b
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;
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30
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47
Dec
97b Jan 27
2
19
38% Mar 11
47% Feb 11
26% Jan
26% Nov
11
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6
10
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22
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2
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4% Dec
&
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30
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2
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19% Jan
47% Jan
30%
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6
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50% Feb
30
24
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21
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-
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30
22
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Jan
7% Dec
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1
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29
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;
29
22
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——
100
Blgelow-Sani'ord Carpet (Del) com_5
47b 7b pfd series of: 1951
100
Black & Decker Mfg Co
1
3
14
4777
23% Jan
29%-Jan 14
20
20%
36
75
23
1
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Apr
2
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43% Jan
3
19% Dec 31
47
50
preferred
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Corp
Beneficial Finance Co common
217b Jan 29
May
66% May 17
Oct
42
•
-
•
Volume 187
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5719
(893)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCK8
Year 1957
Lowest
9% Dec 30
.26% Jan
4
10% Jan
2.
18% Feb
6.
51% Jun
13
32»/a Jan
12
35% Jan
29.
24
Jan
13
28% Feb
21
96
Jan
9
Jan
31
21"
Oct
22
32% May 22
Mar 21
105
22% NoVr 19
40y4 Dec
25% Nov 10:
:
37
uec
12% Oct
99:
22
13
14%-Feb
21
14
101% Jan
6
10
55
107
2
:
99
97 * Feb
70.
23% Oct: 22
12
Jan
-
18 T
17% Dec 31
Jan
29% Jan
28
17% Jan
7
12
16
17% Jan
2
19% Feb
9% Jan
2
10% Jan 29
44
Jan
3
49% Feb
21
80
37% Apr8
70
Oct 29
.
74
75% Feb
14
July 29
16% Jun
...
Jan-15
15
7
i
88% Jun 20
56% Apr
j .100% Jan
32 % Dec
34% Jan
36
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16 % Apr
1
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6% Dec 31>
24% Oct 22
9% Jan
59-% Jan
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41*%
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151/4
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; 25%;
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15y8'
15%
41
5%
61%
41 Va
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11% Jan 10
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2
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2
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2
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.
9
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Feb
30
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Feb
57
Certain-Teed Products Corp
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99
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36%
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11,900
120
400
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29% Jan
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2
28
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23
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26
27%
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14
13% May 22
54
July 29
23
3
16%
34 Va.
Caterpillar Tractor common
:
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1
100
Celanese Corp- of. Amer ctm
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f
7% 2nd preferred:
j—,100
4%
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Celotex Corp- common—
i— 1
/ 5 % preferred——
:
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20
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5
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Foundry Co_
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par
■5% preferred series R—
100
28
18% Jan
17%'
33%
27%
7%
v65
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33% Feb
4;
15
Feb
Jan
8
17% '
33%,
42
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Jan
17%
33%
27
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14% Jftri 24
104
55% Jan;
8
38% Jan 11
«
Oct-23
Jan'
99
8
<
24
17%
34%
99%
27;
68% Jan 30,
*
17% Jan
109<% Aug 20
Jan
18
26 y8
6% Jan -28
ptiares
17 y2
26%
Carriers & .General Corp:
Carter Products Inc
.
the Wsek
33 Va
991/2
4%% .^preferred
4
Feb. 20
1
10
Carrier. Corp
21.
16% Jan
58 % Jan
Dec; 24-
14% Novt l9:
27% Feb
5% Jan
99% May - 9
100'4 Mar 13
Dec 311
SVtJan
24
Oct
.
Friday
Feb. 21
Thursday
Feb. 19
Carpenter - Steel Co—
;
27;
Wednesday
Carolina Clinchfiekl & Ohio Ry.100
Carolina. Power 8s Light.
No par
6.
22 Va Jan
Feb. 18
5
.
(The) Co—
tPnilip) Mfg Co_,
Carey
1
28;
42% Feb
.
Inc—
Sales fet
-
Tuesday
Feb. 17
'
Pat
Carborundum
6:'
39 Vi Jan
Airlines
Capital
Feb 11.
28
44% Jan
.
2
19 y8 Jan
:
-
3
20% Jan
5% Mar
-10% Oct :22
16
38% Jan
e
.
110% Jan
:
98
»
18% Jun 19
.
Dec.S
88% Oct
2
25
-
5y8Oct 22
55%
32% Jan
23% Aug
30.
Nov 13
39»/a Jan 13
11
Apr 26
47-
Aug 15
18Me Oct. 22
19
25% Jan ,.;2;
74% July 16
30
65% Jan
19
31% Dec
10O
Monday
EXCHANGE
28'A Oct 22
90 Ms Nov 11
LOW AND HIGH SAIM PRICES
NEW YORK.STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
'•
-
v
:
7
2
2'
53 "
28 Va
,
'
37 '
Va
1.600
531/2
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37 Va
3^00
2
2
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53
37
v
3,200
i
,
Champion Paper-& Fibre Co—v
L
31% Oct- 22
38
Jan
34
11
*
99% Jan 29
91~
Jan
17% Dec 30
31V4 May
*
49% Jan 24
10% Mar 28
37% Jan, 30-
Jan
86% JUn 24
17% Jan
20% Oct 10
4V* Dec 31
.6% Oci 22
100
Feb
20% Jan
31% Jan
.Commom
30>
38% Feb 20
6% Jan 21
4% Jan
10% Sep
5
23% Nov 12
31% Jan
4
46% Dec 23
89% Dec 26
69% Jan
9
48% Jan
54V4 Feb
9
90
Jan
92% Jan
37
99
30
9% Dec 30
23% Jan
18% Dec-31-
24% Dec 10
31
Oct
42
•
12% Feb
4
Jan
29
10
31% Jan
>11% Jan
2
15% Jan
10
12% Jan
18% Dec 23
34% Apr .29
43% Apr 29
29V4 May 10
19y8 Dec 30
37% Jan
7
Mar 26
14% Jan
7
Dec 30
18
Dec. 30
; 22
2
33
/Class* A
—
5%
2
16% Feb
5,
Chic &
18% Jan
2
21% Feb
5
19% Jan
15
21% Feb
5
20V«Jan
2
North-
52 %
7
41 y4 Jan
9
Chile
82% July 24
51% Feb 21
57% Jan
7
23% Sep 11
82% Oct 22
30
28% Jan
8
31% Feb
5
94% Jan
81
88
Jan
6
93% Jan 30
25% Dec 24
50ya Jan
4
27
Jan
2
32% Feb
47
Jun
17
44
Jan
13
50% Feb
71
Jun f 6
45% FeD
21
51% Jan 30
Cities Service Co_
10% Jan 21
11% Jan 31
11
52 y4 Dec 30
.
41 -
51,900
*5%
6,
52%
52 y4
52%
92
91
91
51%
•
52%
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300
7 V*
1,400
27 Vis
400
52%
10,700
*5%
7%
28
28
6Va
7%
27 Va
6%
7%
28
51%
100
91
*90
92
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11
11%
11%
ii%
11%
11V*
11%
700
*20
22 Va
23 Va
23 Va
22 Va
22 Vu
1,400
31 Va
*30%
30%:
30%
30
30 Vis
*34 y4
35
31 y2
35
22%
30%
22 Vs
*30%
1,100
1,500
■
City Investing Co common
;
—5
5%% preferred
-—100
City Products Corp.4
Nopar
City Stores Co-common—
.—5
4Vt%
convertible preferred—_ 109
Jan
64
38 Va
11%
35
35%
35%
13
13%
12%
13%
*51
51 Va
51
51%
12%
5V/a
14%
14%
14%
14%
20%
20%
20%
20%
*34 y4
21 Va
Jan
49% Oct 21
38
22 Vu
20%
Cotton
&,600
38 %
22 Va
14%
Chickasha
17
'70
19%
*11%.
14%
2
9
100
19%
7%
28
*91
92
western com—No par
12
12% Jan
*5%
7%
6
7%
27
52 Vo
52%*
*91
51%
Feb
6
5%
7%
37 Ve
*98V4
19%
37
27
13%
liy4 Jan
9% Nov
ey4
7%
27%
51 Vis
9% Jan 30
13% Jan 10
36
13 V»
pfd
preferred > series A__
100
Chicago Pneumatic-Tooli
8
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow . Cab*—
No par
23% Jan 20
35%
_100
5%
.
34%
'
98%
375/b
35%
6V1
4
98%
-19%
100%
19%19%
7%
'
>37%
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19%"
No pat
series A moncura
4
37
100%'
19%
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No pat.
40
com
——
Chic Milw • St -Paul & Pac
Feb
53
37%
36%
*98%
'
20
34Vb
Chic Great Western Ry. com Del_50
5% preferred ———i
—
50
35% Jan 22
14% Feb
4
37%
100
19%
*
Chicago & East: 111 RR
5
Mar 15
11
19
23% Feb
Jan;
20% July 25
61% Jan 14
22
10% Nov 11
40% Wo*-19.
20
Feb
28
20
26% Jan
July.25
40
.
Jan
10y4 Jan
11
30% Mar:11
.
8Vs Jan
7Va Jan
23
,
—
CheckerCab Manufacturing——1.25
Chemway Corp
:
1
Chesapeake Corp-^f ,Va_
t
5
Chesapeake & Ghio'Ry common
25
-jy2% convertible preferred
100
3
110% Jan
No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
Champlin Oil »& Refining Co____
1
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
JL
17
12%
13.
52
52 Va
14V*
.20%
14%
13%
.21'/a
20%
11,800
1,100
5,600
14
20 V4
20 Va
193,i
20
19%
20
19%
.19%
19%
21 y4
21%
21
21%
20%
21 Va
20%
21
>16%
17»%
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18
*9%
10'/a
9%
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10
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5,100
8,000
,
19%
21%
41
*1%%
17
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53:!'4
17
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17%
10 Va
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u
35%
52 Va
20
_25
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Chrysler Corp
35 y2
35%
13%
21 %
5
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.
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10%
9%
41
41
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41
18
*4oy4 .41
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53%
30%
31%
30%
92%
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54%
53 %,
54%
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6,700
200
200
.
52%
61,100
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51%
31%
92%
32
30%
92%
92%
31>
30%
31
48
48%
47%
48 %
14,100
46
32,400
52
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
39% Feb
12
47% Oct 21
10
Dec
4
19
18% May 31
103% NOV 20
100 y8 Sep 22
35% Dec 30
15
Apr 24
46 Va Jun 1
Dec 23
102
20 Va
Apr
99
Dec
33
67% July
2
162
Nov
4
175
73
Dec 23
83
30
Oct
90
Oct 23
57% Nov
21
ft
15 y8 Dec
16
Feb
27
73
Nov
17
Jan 13
99
Jan
Jan
23
29
41% Jan 30
150 r
Jan 23
74%
Jan
13
19
41
Feb
4
99 Va Jan
2
105
Feb
13
29
62
Jan
7
60
Jan
Jan
23
15% Jan
2
35
Special* guaranteed 4%
42%, Feb
Cluett Peabody 8s Co com
7% preferred
<
5
32
8
127
Jan
6
132
Jan
23
ft
86
Jan
15
91
Feb
5
116% Feb
17
.14% Ma>
800
8
.
83
13
Jn
2
57%
12
Jan
22
83
21
,
Jan
8
2
18% Jan
2
Sep 12
50% Feb 28
43% Jan
20
45 % Feb
Oct
50% Apr
40
20
41
30
46
Dec 30
48
Nov 14
25
59
.
Mar
57
46-
Jan
22% Jan
Jan
13
6
Jan
9
51
Jan
6
49
Feb
2
28% Feb
4
2
27% Feb
5
17
Jan 14
-
35% May 15
14% Oct 21
68 y2 Dec
19
18
■
30% Dec 30
26
Oct
22
20 y4 Sep 21
42% Oct 22
9% Dec 30
35% Oct
22
91% Oct 31
Jan
16
8
20% Jun
11% Dec 19
-
14
48 % Jan
Jan
2
12% Jan
2
14% Jan
13
68% Jan
9
2
37
6
•60
4
Feb
2
104
101% Jan
Feb 14
9
104
Jan
Commonwealth
4.64%
14
9-25%
.
3% Dec 30
4
Dee 30
9
Dec 24'
Jan
2
6% Jan
17
4% Jan
2
14% Jan
7
9% Jan
7%'Jan
2
2
10% Apr 22
6% Dec 24
17
29% Dee 31
33
' Jan
4
14
33%;Feb 20
3
35% Jan 23
19% Jan
2
23 y4 Jan
16% Sep
14% Jan
2
16
21
Mar 28
22
49 Va Jun
22% Oct 22
58
42
49% Jan
87
Oct 22
Jun
4
Oct 25
81
Aug
89
6
16% Nov
6
83% Nov 27
20% Oct
28
92% Sep
12
Oct
22
38
-
79% .Oct
10ft
Oct
For
16
22
15% Jan 28
15% Jan
8
13
13%
23
.
23% Jan
14
48% Jan
Jan
Jan
2
39V2 Jan
49% Jan
98
22
98% Jan
3
Jan
30
94
17
48
Jan-
4
92V» Feb IS
118
-Mar 12
'
Jan
7
88 '
20% Apr
ft
94'
Apr 24'
33% May 3
105
Mar 29
Jan
13
27% Jan
2
41
19% Jan 30.
90- ;Jan
15
Jan
6
105
40% Jan
2
86
Jan
6
109
Jan
3
Feb 17
45
99
/Jan 15
90% Jan IT
114% J-11
2'i
$3.75 preferred
-
45%
45 Vis
300
♦38
39
*38
39
*48
51
*48
51
49%
*46
49%
25%
24%
16%
25 Va
26ys
(
16%
6,100
4,600
25%
25
25%
~80
25
16%
16 Va
13
27,900
3,900
13 y8
13 y*
13%
13%
13 y8
13 %
65 Va
65 Va
65y2
65 Va
90
34
34%
*64%
34%
34y4
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
24
24%
24
24%
241/4
24%
24 Va
24%
24%
24%
54%
54%
54%
54%
53%
55
53
53%
52%
10%
10%
10%
10 3i
10%
10%
43%
10%
10 Va
10%
10%
1,400
4,o00
5,000
8,400
6,300
43%
43%
43%
44
9,200
103
100
1
43%
43 %
—100
104
*103
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-
110
pfd
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4%
4%
8
;—
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66
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43 y4
43%
43 y4
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t
*103
110
104
*103
110
*109
110
14%
15
29%
-20%
•16 Va
16
16
10
100
Nopar
42
42 Va
42
42%
.No cai
$4.50-conv 2nd preferred....—109
32 Va
49V.
32 V*
*31
-48%
•
49 y8
102
101
102
101
101 y4
101 y4
101%, 101%
98
*97
99
:
r
18'/#
18
18
93
*90
32%.
32%
104 Va 105
105
43%
93
32%
X42
60
90
90
♦110
115
•111
42%
90%
115
32%
33%
,
13%
13%
14
104%
28%
28%
28 Va
28%
28 Va
28 V*
21
21%
22%
21%
22
15%
22%
15 Va
10,900
1,400
7,400
5,200
15%
137/a
15%
16
7,100
*14%'
15%
15
15
14%
14%
*i6y8
16%
47%
48%
48 Va
105
105
48
105%
•
16%
16 V*
16%
41%'
42 y4
42
42%
42
32
32
30%
31 Va
29
"
1,300
42 V*
30%
*16
*16
42%
33%
6
104%. 104%
105
15%
105
33%
2,400
2,700
6,600
13%
15 V*
32%
8 V*
14
15%
17%
sya
33%
20%
♦89
8Va
48%
15 Vi
98
8y4
14
21 y4
48%
900
8%
48%"
15%
*31
10%
14 V»
29
3,600
5%
*10%
48%
"32%
2,300
4%
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10 V*
5%
13%
32 3%
4%
4%
110
10V4
48 y4
20%
~
4%
*109%
53
10%
6
-
48%
104%
14%
4%
4%
6%-
14%
.
105% 105%
20 Va
29 V4
,
'
33 y4-
32%
14
.48%
5%
103
104
*109
104
5
4% preferred *
1—'
—100
Continental Baking Co common...5
$5.50 preferred .j—
.No par
~ Continental Can Inc common—.10
*
*45V2
32%
.
*
32,200
34%
-
33% Jan 31
16Y.
20%
32 Vis
Consumers Power Co £on*
:
$4.50 preferred I————No par
•
$4.52 preferred .4—
Nopar
$4.16 preferred —
Nopar
Container Corp of America—
Common —.J
5
103% Jan 24
■
20
34%
—100
preferred I—
preferred —
Consolidated Natural Gas—..
-103%;Feb 12
98
Feb 17
180
3,000
21V*
45%
20%
32%
Edison Co com—25
Consol RR of Cuba 6%
33,700
81
15
35
Consolidated Laundries Corp—:
-3
22
95% Mar 27
-
15
14
2
101V* Jan
16%
55%
32%
Congoleum-Naim Inc——"
Nopar
Consolidated ;.Cigar Coip
1
Consolidated Coppermines Corp—5
'ConSol Edison of N Y Com.—Nopar
2
101% Jan
65
16%
16%
13%
I
14%
"*15
34%
preferred
—:
Nopar
^. Consol * Electrodynamics Corp—-50c
Consol Electronics Industries———I
-Consolidated Foods ;Corp
.1.33 Va
Consolidated G**s Utilities ———.. 1
16% Jan 30
40% Jan
footnotes see page 26.
3
14
Jan
-Feb
13% Jan
.
167/a
13%
66 Va
16%
*66
$3
21
20
,
34% Jan 15
14
Dec
17
25%
8%
32%
Nov
Aug 19
28%
25%
*81/4
18
15
*261/4
26
8%
14
-
26%
26%
X26
8%
106%Feb 12
16
26%
8%
8
22
50
*10 y4
14% Jan 24
Oct
27%
26 »/4
—-——1
Cone Mills Corp———
4S% J"n 28
12
*46
4%
2
Feb
49 Va
10 Va
2
28
51
4%
5%
13
36% Oct
26%
*80
15%
*46
48%
*46
*48
10%
11% Jan
-
49%
•
5%
29% Jan
19
Apr-15
401
■
48%
50
50
*46
45%
45%
*38
40
151/4
151/4
21 y« '21%
45%
♦451%
*38
39i/a
10%
44% Jan
103'
Jan
54% Jun 19-
15 y4
5%
3
25'/a Oct 30
*15Va
10%
5
Jan-23
15%
—10
10
107
82%
81
Comptometer; Corp
Jan
6
81%
53%
55%
81
Conde Nast Publishing' Co—No par
Dec
*850
*850
54%
45%
11,000
112% 113
114'/2
55%
21%.
40
98
81
45%
2,900
131
*88
55 y®
21
41
*128
9$
81
21V*
3,800
131
*88,
113
56%
5
Va Jan
40%
'41%
41V*
*128
"
50
-
17%
17
17%
17%
55%
10
18
-
82 V2
21
60
36
*850
*850
29
45
*35%
114%
Feb
14
36
98
112
Feb
Jbn
*35
220
63
41%
6
9
*61%
131
,
5% Jan
9% Oct 24
95 Ms Not
41%
*88
11
40% Oct 23
-
113%
112
63
17%
*128
-.
3,000
102%
*61
57%
*38
;—.—10
Commercial Solvents
"4% F»b 11
115 V*
98
74
38
38
102
103%
36
-
17%
131
*88
4,500
155
*71 %
74
38
'37%
1031%
20
39%
38%
62
62
41%
41%
*128
»
.
1,900
*149
155
*71V*
-
102%. 103%
*35
36
17%
'
38%
1,000
16%
99 Va
No par
Engineering Inc.
i
62%
17 Va
74
37%
39
16%
40%
39%
2,900
•
*98%
99
*149-
108
39
39%
13%
16%
60
3,600
34 y4
Credit Co
*
,
*98
11
7,000
.
*64%
34%
Commercial
*"■
-
.
81%
—5
Combustion
13
*61
155
*71 Vi
:
38%
103%
*39"
*15 V*
Nopar
55
.42% Dec
41%
55 y4
No par
System Inc
32% Feb 19
26% Jan 20
16
74
38 V*
*35
36
17%
|
"
"
3
12% Jan
62%
41 Va
■
102%
104
36
—2.50
-2.50
—
*
161/4 .16%
*159
155
*71V*
'
Broadcasting System—r.
B
2
2
74
38%
*850
17
lOVa Jan
*159
155
No par
10
46% Jan
11
40%
No par
23%Jan
19% Jan
39%
.113
30% Jan
19
40%
98
31
Feb
X40^8
17%
50
1
34% May 17
52% May 14
Dec
4or0
*61
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
32
991/4
130
$4>25 preferred—^
Columbian Carbon Co
•
*981/4
*88
Columbia Pictures common
■
16%
99 Va
130
A
Class
Columbia Gas
8
Feb
31 Vi Jan
78% Jan* 11
16 V2
104
preferred series B„——50
Class
-
39%
*98%
38%
:
com
39%
10%
108
»/a
31
*102 Va
11V*
11
-
45%
47
45%
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*102%. 108 ;
39%
39%
98%
TOO
100
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Columbia
36% May 18
22% Oct 22
105
16 Va
*71%
Nomtr
preferred-
Co
*102
48%
47%
11%
46%
*11
39%
*149
Colorado & Southern Ry 90m—..100
4% noncumulative 1st pfd——100
4% noncumulative 2nd pfd—100
3
24% Jan
24% Jan
5 y2 %
20
47% Jan
Apr 23
23% Oct 22
;
11
40%
No par
Collins 8s Aikman Corp
No par
Colorado Fuel 8s Iron cdm—Nopar
17
38
*
2nd
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50 preferred
16% Jan 16
45
10
y,
Coca-Cola
Feb"l7
14%*uj
80
Apr.17
33% Jan
£
4%
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp.
48
6
17% Nov
18% Dec 30
Va
7
17
Apr
49% Dec
■
stock-
Clevlte Corporation
47%
11
'
-
10
Mar
bit
2
Feb
Jan
'
Jan
37
46%
98 '/4
$4.50 preferred
—
Nopar
Cleveland 8s Pitts RR 7% gtd——59
18% Jan 22
48
-
16%
5% noncumulative preferred
109
Cleveland Electric Ilium com——13
.
50%
32
32
39%
Clark
EQUipment Co.
—19
'C C C & St Louis Ry Cb comt—-100"
49
105
*101%
4
27
106
Jun 26
13
Jan
139
Dec 23
41
14
37 % iveo
3
25% July 19
Sep 2ft
778
Feb
71% Jan 21
6
43% Mar
102
40
150
25
40% May
31% Dec 23
123% Jsir. 27
70
Oct 2ft
95
Jan
71% Feb
8
33% Dec
May 16
43% May 20
104
Jan 14
11%
*91
50%
47
10
92%
32 Va
11%
50
31%
32%
48
32
91%
32%
*91 %
100
31%
93
31
8.50
——
preferred
"
97% Jan 23
35% Jan
2
9
24
7
Dec 23
14
4%
13
35% Jan 17
15%'Jan
2
4
93% Jan
Feb
Common
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co
—>10
C I T Financial Corp——
-Nopar
17
49%
49
101
•
101%
100 y4- 100 y4
*96%"
18%.
*90%'
32%
105
42%
*90
•111
99
r.
18%
32%
105
..
43%
90%
115
99%
•98%
*96 Va
18 Va
18%
18%
32%
32%
*104
105
*104
18%
.
1,680
32%
105
43
43%
90
90
*111
114
115
100
70
14,900
93
90
90
3,200
99
43 V*
43
.
'
•90%
93
32%
.
101%
99
99»/2
♦96%
*111
101V*
400
670
48%
101
101%
*90y2
93
48%
49
48%
1011/4
.
6,300
*
5,100
120
9,500
190
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
18
....
Monday, February 24/1958
.
(894)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1957
Lowest
9
Dec
/
31
.
Lowest
15% Jan
7
8% Jan
7
20% Jan
20ft Nov
4
26% Jan
39 ft Nov
14
64ft May
5ft Oct
22
Jan
10
Continental Copper & Steel—
Industries common
20
10
17
8
20% Jan
44
Jan
15
52 ft Feb
6
S
Jun 14
9.
17
Jan
2
8'ft Feb
12
44% Feb
Monday
5%
convertible
Continental Oil
of
10
38% Feb
24
43% July 25
37
May 18
28 ft Jan
3
31ft Feb
5
Continental 8reel
23
18% Jan
2
22% Feb
3
30
Dec
23
8
43ft Jan
20
49% May 21
16ft Jan 13
20
Feb
4
40% July 11
54 ft July 25
21
25% Feb
5
50ft Jan 20
52
Jan
30
79% July 11
27
52
52
Jan
14
51
Dec
30
28
Feb
11
34% Dec
July 18
166ft Dec
17
27 ft Jan
14
145
12 ft Dec
24
57 ft Feb
13
Oct 22
74
Jan
14
161ft Feb
13
36 ft Feb
21
168 ft Jan 23
4
16 ft Jan
2
Jan
12
84'ft Jan
85
Jan
6
86 ft Feb
86
Jan
31
Jan
31
15 ft Jan
2
4% Jan
30
3
1% Jan
13
30
25
Oct
18
74% Feb
May 17
6% Jan
2
1% Dec 24
2% Jan
22
36% Apr
24 ft Jan
79
24
Oct
Nov 29
74
Jan
2 ft Feb
IOC
50%
14.30C
20»4
20%
*20%
21'ft
52
51%
52'ft
50'a
52'ft
8
8ft
7%
8
7%
41
8
7%
39%
40%
40%
40 'ft
41%
*30 ft
31
30 ft
30'ft
31
31
21%
22
20%
21%
21%
21%
18%
18ft
1734
18'ft
50
4134
413a
.
21%
'
21%
24'ft
23%
24%
51ft
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52'ft
*49%
58
*52'/2
58
*52
51ft
-
*52 ft
35 Va
103%
1
28.20C
-
23%
23%
58
35%
164
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'
162%
14%
75%
88
*86
88
*86
*86
89
*86
89
*86
5
25
...27%
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5
5Va
2%
2
2Va
2
27%
*82
84 ft
*82
84'ft
2%
28 Va
;
27%
27%
83
83
4.60C
17%
5%
84%
27%
89
■5'ft
;
17%
2
*5
27%
28
Va
2%
2'ft
5
5,300
88
17'ft
17'ft
5 Va
'
5
2%
17%
1.20c
77'ft
*86
17'ft
: /
14%
7534
88
17%
4C
14%
89
ft
12.80C
76%
*86
17
.30
•
14'ft
14 'ft
78
3.10C
36%
162%
164
*162'ft
;
58
3534
36%
*86
17%
3.40C
51
*49%
51
*52
7034
77%
/ *49%
35%
14%
14%
«
23%
89
17'ft
100
23%
60C
5.20C
k
-
18%
88
y.
*86
1
preferred
18
51'ft
*162
163
14 Va
76 'ft
77
18
'58
35'ft
35%
163
'14'ft
■
76 ft
1
35'ft
163%
14
*86
,•
35%
1734
24
x23%
15.60C
.
v
31
21%
31
21%
<
31
41-
42
*30'ft
3,500
8
7%
8
18'ft
17%
24
-100
Petroleum Corp
3%%
21V ft
21'ft
50 ft
5
5
Crane Co common
28% Jan 29
83
Feb 20
*20^a
*20%
52 ft
•
International Corp
Coty
9%
21'ft
.
4
934
5
preferred
Cosden
19ft Jun 24
5% Jan
2
13
86
86
9%
50
Corning Glass Works common
5
3 '/a %
preferred
100
3'/a% preferred series of 1947-100
14
2
Dec
22
1%
Shares
9'ft
5
Corp
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
6
3
Jan
06ft May
*20%
the Wsek
9%
9%
9%
Copperweld Steel Co common
5% convertible preferred
50
.'
6% convertible preferred
50
Corn Products Refining common_10
22
22
Mar 14
89
31
4
2
33ft Jan 13
106 ft July 11
79ft Oct
15
Jan
9%
14
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Copper Range Co
16% Dec
9%
Feb. 20
1
Delaware
7Qft Jun
26 ft Dec
17 ft Dec
9%
Sales fa*
Friday
Feb. n
Thursday
"
Feb. 19
5
-
41ft Dec 30
Wednesday
"
25
—:
Continental Motors
17
3
Feb. 18
2
preferred
-Continental Insurance
Tuesday
Feb. 17
Put
EXCHANGE
Highest
HIGH SALE TRICES
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1.
Highest
60C
5%
•
2%
27%
1,40C
27%
•
6,DOC
IOC
85 r
*82
"
26% Oct 22
30
Aug
Jan
81
11
16 ft
23ftJun
5
14
28ft Jan
3
30% Feb
14
15% Jan
Cream of Wheat
13
14% Feb
6
4
17% Oct
10ft Dec
6
5
40ft Oct 22
Oct
22
16 ft Dec
23
85
18
31ft Feb
58 ft
17 ft Oct
11
Oft Oct
21
11
54
10
Nov
5ft Nov 20
Jan
Feb
9
18
12
13 ft May
59% Jun
19% Jan
17
22
23% Dec
9
2
27'ft Jan
17
7ft Jan
2
56
Jan
27
ft Jan 20
24
24
63
2
8
Jan
Jan
23
Jan
13
31ft Jan 24
9
Jan
2
10% Jan 21
56 ft Jan
7
50% Feb
13
4
20% Jan
2
21% Feb
5
11
23% Feb
18
28 ft Jan
9
Jan
30% Jan 31
41% Feb 14
11
€4% Jan
14
»
33
46
noncum
pfd
30%
15
15
14%
15
14%
15%
14%
14%
29%
29'ft
29'ft
30
15%
30'ft
31
45
45%
45 Va
45%
45%
45% '".I
30 3 4
45V4
31
45%
90'ft
98
98
99
98
98
17 Va
17%
17
15%
17%
15%
16
15%
*22%
22%
22'ft
17'ft
22'ft
22'ft
23
23
23%
23
19%
19 'ft
19'ft
8 Va
8'ft
60V4
♦60'ft
...
100
Sugar
—10
Class A
15
Jan 21
Jan
30'ft
15
15 Va
43%
19'ft
ft
Cutler-Hammer Inc
8'ft
62
*60
10 Va
•7'ft
*7%
;
7%
♦30? 2
31%
19 3 a
40ft Oct 21
61
,43ft Jan
2
46
Feb
86% Mar
1
,83ft Jan
15
86
Jan
22
12% Jan
9
9ft Jan
14
10% Feb
20
3% Jan
23
Dana
5
79% Jan
7
8% Oct 22
3 ft
10
£>eo 16
Dec
,
18
27 ft Oct 22
July IS
6% Feb 27
13 ft Apr
•47;
;
3ft Jan 21
t
a
til ft Feb
20
11% Jan
1
;30ft Feb
20
35
Jan
16
.18
;43ft Jan
2
49
Feb
6
,83ft Jan 10
87
Jan
22
Jan
28
c.
7
«
Aug
'
40
..
Oct 21
Nov
73
15.
Oct 24
72
HP
Jun 19;
14 ft Oct 22
:i3% Jan
2
26% Dec 3D
26
-
NOV
7
19ft Deo 30
Oft Dec 16
41ft Feb 25
49 ft Apr
Mar
86
4
84:
Apr.. •
23% Jan
S
;
Jan
9
88
85ft Jan
3
86 Va Jan
3
15 ft Jan
Feb 27
68
68
»
2
17
Jan
16
Corp common
preferred series
3%%
River
Dan
.
9%
58
58%
21%
*21Va
213ft
21%
213ft
23%
24%
32'ft
2334
26
25'ft
26
30%'
31%
31%
31'ft :
31
31%
42%
42 Va
43
42'ft
43
42
,445'ft
42'ft
't Dayton Rubber Co———i
2
15% Jan 24
30% Feb
6
Deere
19
32 ft Jan
27
28% Apr 26
25 ft Jan
7
'20ft Jan
Feb
6
23
2
7% Jan 21
46% Feb
51ft May IB
18
49 ft Jan
2
,
e
.
,
25 %
..
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15ft-V
.14%,
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88
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16
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30 Vs.
30 Va /
7'ft
21'ft
21 %
21'ft
7%
7 Va
7Va
7
.
r 47 ft ' 47'ft
46%
Delta
20 ft
* 20%
20%
46%
36'ft
36%
36%
' 37'ft
35 ft Oct
23
39 ft Jan
16
39 Va
39%
39%
39%
37
Jan 21
34 ft Dec
17
29% Dec 19
59 ft
July
39
Jan
Hillsdale & S W RR Co„100
4
De
36 ft Feb
5
Diamond
29ft Jan
24
32 ft Feb
33 ft Jan
lo
6
$1.50
Detroit Steel
2
37% Mar 13
25
ft Jan
28 ft Nov
34
Mar 29
30
Jan
2
5
24 ft Jan
30% Feb
20
Diamond
13 ft Dec 30
15% Jan
14
11% Jan
13'ft Feb
17
Diana
13-"Dec
15 ft Dec
16
14
84 ft Jan
14
25% Jan
9ft Jan
6 '
9% Apr 17
13 ft
July
8
Jan
j
18 % Feb
4
Feb
17
>28
12 ft Feb
3
8ft Jan
19
8
Dec
10
31
Dec
24
lift Jan 14
14% Jun 12
10% Jan
11
lift Jan
2
14% Feb
17
50% Oct
10
61
57
Feb
21
74% Jan
9
24ft Jan 29
12
Jan
2
14 ft Feb
19
68 ft Jun
52'ft Jan
59 ft Feb
4
lift Dec 24
49
Oct
22
36 ft Dec 24
18ft Oct
21
9ft Aug 20
5% Dec 20
Jan
14
17
57% May 13
37
" Jan
: 42% Feb
19 ft May
16ft Jan
10
Jan
6ft Jan
12
*
9
Jan
IB
9% Aug
6
Disney
Car Co
—1
Corp
Dow
10 ft Jan
23
Dunhill
8 ft Feb
19
Dunlan
ft,300
39 'ft
3934
39%
*38
36
28
28'ft
13%.
17%
27%
x27'ft
,17%
27'ft
*11'ft
11%
11%
12%
-I:V17
27%'
27%
31%
31%
29%'
29%
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17 %• j
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26%
27%,
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ft
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35%
3334
30%
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13%
-
10.50C
ft
.,
28'ft V
32 Va
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29%
96s
34%,
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'
29%
,
10
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33%
33%
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56
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9%
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■
6.70C
2
"
56'ft
9%
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;
39 V
3.60C
4
16%
17
7,100
?1
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IOC
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3.30C
.
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,4,800
-
27%'' ,ftr
3«40C
11'ft
11%
3,900
:;-;27
11%
10
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10
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10
9%
'9%
40 C
14%
14%
14%
14'ft
14%
14 Va
14%
14V4
14Va
26,000
61 Va
60%
61
59
60'ft
57 V a
59 %
57
57 Va
20,200
10
par
*9%
10%
"
-
1
13%
13%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 Va
14%
14%
14 Va
5
Co
54%
55'ft
54%
55
54'ft
55%
54%
55 3a
54%
55 3a
21,800
39%
39%
39%
39
39%
15,000
18%
18'ft
18%
10%
♦9%
10'ft
50c
39%
18%
1
39 V2
39%
1
3930
40
18%
18%
18%
*9%
10'ft
*9%
10%
1
7%
7'ft
7%
7'ft
7'ft
3
179'ft
181
179'ft
180'ft
xl78%
No par
No par
108%
108%
108%
108%
*87'ft
88'ft
*87'ft
88'ft
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
International
Corp
:•
./ •
14
Industries
Dresser
18% Feb
4
4
800
36%
00 'ft
—,
Chemical
47'
20%
36
No
Ltd
Douglas Aircraft Co
Corp
Dover
39%
*55
*3*Sa- ..•32%
17
1,60/:
-ID78
36%
34%
">!• 16%
11%
.
4/70C
47
'36%
••
29%
13%
17'A/-*;
28
,
No par
—No par
Dr Pepper Co
Mines
27'ft
*11 ft
36
ft
13,200
•
.400
21:.
7%
*
20'ft.:
,.
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7
47
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.
•
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9%.
34
27%
•
7 '
'
39'ft
36
33%
27%
32'ft
"I 13ft
Productions—-2.50
(Walt)
-
29
50o
Distillers Corp-Seagrams
Dome
2
Corp
Divoo-Wayne
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21'ft
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V
90
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14%
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r.
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.
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36
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preferred
39%
40
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10
,•
20%
37'ft
36%
56'ft
9%
10
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2
—10
Co
Diamond-Gardner
25% Jun
10
13
Alkali
*55
56'ft
*55
1
,
Raynolds class A—
&
48 ft Oct 22
#3% Oct 22
-20
—
Corp
Vilbiss Co
Devoe
25 ft Dec 30
12
Edison
Detroit
8
16
43 ft Feb
19
-
Detroit
Jan
10% Jan
58
Feb
39
3
31
57% Jan
,
Feb
29%
♦30;
40%
"
20
20%
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No pat
•
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y
-
.
85
1634
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46%
17
9ft Jan
29%'
30%
29
37% Jan
;
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20% Feb
55
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29%
39% Jan
2
16
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23
1
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3
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t.
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Dayton Power &. Light: common—7
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100
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1
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$1.60 prior preferred—;
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1
21
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15
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Jun
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38 ft Oct
Steel
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15
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30 ft
2
1
2.50
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7
6% Jan
8
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30
29
6
30 ft Nov 21
11
19
18% Jan
28
17
7% Jan
53% Feb
20
16ft Jan
6
33 ft Jan
27 ft Dec
10
Jan
Corp (The)
Crescent Corp
Crown Cork & Seal common
99 ft Jan
15% Feb
2
,
49% Jan
95% Jan
2
65ft Jan
3
10
44
18
38% Jan 10
32ft Apr 17
30% Apr 28
15% Dec 31
15% Feb 17
31
Feb 20
7
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July 11
Feb
100
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90
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27
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206
July 16
175 ft Feb
21
188 ft Feb
4
110
Mar 27
106 ft Jan
8
109% Jan
22
89 ft Feb
1
85
30 ft Oct
23
87 ft Apr
2
34ft Jan
2
36 ft Nov
14
45
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41 ft Feb
20
41
Jan
49 ft Jan
29
48
Feb
39% Oct 28
49
24
44
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18
50
6
Aug 27
41
NOV
40
July
July
41
14
27
Oct
Jan
31
48
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89 ft Jan
22
Preferred $3.50 series-:
38 ft Jan
30
13
10
50
50
50
50
50
50
15% Feb 20
Duquesne Light Co common
$3.75 preferred
$4.15 preferred
4%
preferred
4.20% preferred
4.10% preferred
$2.10 preferred
DWG Cigar Corp
>
*15'ft
15 ft
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Eagle-PIcher Co
If
32%
32%
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31'ft
1
37ft
38'ft
3
48% Feb
18
8
48
16
8
Jan
17
50
Jan
48% Jan
29
46
Feb
18
48
Jan
27
50
22
48
Jan
13
53
Jan
31
16 ft Jan
It
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30
47 ft Jan
11
27% Jan
33% Feb
5
11
61% Jan
4
29 ft Jan
38ft Feb
17
14
Eastern Airlines Ihc
16 ft Dec
s
30
30ft Apr
8
16% Jan
20 ft Jan
24
Eastern
23 ft Dec
18
42 ft July 15
24 ft Jan
27ft Feb
12
Eastern Gas & Fuel
72
Dec
31
24% Dec 23
81% Feb
81% Mar
60% July
13
115
143 ft Nov
6
158
38 ft Dec
31
22 ft Oct
74
21
5
73 ft Jan
1
26% Jan
18
97 ft Jan
Jun
Feb
28
64 ft Jan
it
,
27% May 8
81ft Apr 11
Nov
8
21% Dec
19
40
Jan
16
82
6
23
91
Apr
0
Aug
17% Dec
24ft Dec 30
1
3% Jan
2
29ft Dec 27
6% Dec 30
24
Dec
23
22% Oct 22
3% Oct
22
15ft Oct
22
30ft Dec 23
76
Nov
6
24% NOV 13
6ft Dec 23
43
Dec
12
July 1
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153
27ft July 3
40% Apr 28
4% Aug 15
35 ft Mar 1
14ft Jan 31
44% July
8
34
May 20
6% Jan 14
21
Jan
7
Feb-
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22 ft Jan
76
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22 ft Jan
86
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24
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4
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4
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78
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13
7
2
157
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2
24% Jan
28
9
81
26 ft Feb
17
86
18
Feb
25
Jan
Jan
6
17
Electric
Electric & Mus
26 ft Jan
2
31% Feb
19
29
3
29
62
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50
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17% Jan
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Co
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4
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109
37%
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2
35 ft Apr
77
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20
27
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'
18%
prior preferred
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88'ft
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109
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109
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31
2
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176
88'ft
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:
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180
108%
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l
Jan
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20
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83
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3
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14
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21
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41!
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5
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75
115
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17
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4
185
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General Public Service
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24% Feb
7
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22
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39
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3
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2
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56% Jan
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4
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45% Feb
83 % Feb
l.1
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101% Jan
1
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Feb
2
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Federal Paper Board Co corn.
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Jun 13
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22% Aug 22
69% May 8
59% Jun 13
44% Aug 27
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Ferro Corp
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8
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57
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Falstail Brewing
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2
2
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5
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v
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45
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11
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.
30
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19
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
20
.
.
Monday, February 24
.
(896)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
15% Oct
Highest
11
Jan
2
14% Dec
10
47 % Dec
11
9
105% Oct 21
34% Jan 24
81% Aug
81
6
Oct 28
17% Jan
28
20% Jan
9
12% May 10
327a Jan 11
Feb
4
10% Jan
14% Jan
2
17% Jan
10
20
80% Jan
16
537* Jan
13
60% Feb
4
May 13
101% Feb
21
34% Jan
152
14
8
39% Jan
111% Jan 27
43 % Feb
417a Jun
11
937a Feb
5
89
Jan
10
95
2
92
Jan
3
96
19
30
21
Jan
98
Jan
Apr
6
83
Nov
4
96
Jan
29
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10
38
NOV
4
417a Feb
21
3874 Jan
3
Feb
40% Feb
18
Eng Corp
Aircraft
Grumman
Guantanamo
1
1
Sugar..-—
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com—No par
$5 preferred—.,
-—No par
Gulf Oil Corp
—25
Gulf States Utilities Co—
Common
No par
100
100
100
$4.20 dividend preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred..
$4.44 dividend preferred
4
97
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 11157
Lowest
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range for Previous
1958
Tuesday
Wednesday
Feb.17
Feb. 18
Feb. 19
17%
14%
14%
872
14%
*53
10474
102%
41%
17%
1874
18%
19%
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15
54
the Week
8%
18
87z
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Friday
Feb. 21
Feb. 20
17%
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Sales for.
Thursday
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17
54% Jan
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15
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2
20% Jan
6
2874 Jan
11
14% Jan.
2
2'4
16% Jan
21
Dec 24
111% Jan
11
70
Jan
2
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20% Dec 24
45% Jan
15
21% Jan
2
24% Feb
22
11
24% Dec 23
39
May 31
26 % Jan
2
32% Feb
17
29% Oct 21
40% July 23
Jail
13
67
127% Oct 14
138
Jun
30
14
129
Jan
30
397a Mar 11
24
Jan
13
29% Dec 24
5174 Aug
8
30% July 2
32% Mar 25
30
Jan
30
1337a Feb 12
32 % Jan
13
207a Jan
23% Dec
20
22
Oct
Pec 30
3% Oct
28
8
8
Nov 27
23% Feb 28
14% Dec 18
21% Nov 22
69% Oct
9
07/s Jan
9
25% Jan
22% Jan
7
4% Jan
July
1874 Jun
287a Apr
19
7272 Jan
26
43% Jan
22% Sep 19
247a Jan
30% July 23
9% Dec 30
347a Mar
103% Oct 22
47% Jan 23
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Jan
14
5
8
327a Jan
35,
Feb
10 7« Jan
12% Jan
21
47% July 11
115 7b Jan 30
41% Feb
38% Jan
r
4
Jan
116
Jan
23
53% Jan
59
Jan
20
19
4772 Jan
50
Feb
13
Sep 19
62
37% Jan
113
July 25
44% Nov 14
50 74 Feb
27% Feb
42 74
Co
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Belme
7%
Marx
4
85
Feb
12
167s Jan
2
19% Jan
24
Hilton
9% Jan 10
10% Feb
19
Hires Co
32% Oct 11
40
2
38% Feb
10
Jan
20
10
24
Jan
2
27% Feb
Feb
8
89
Jan
2
92
Jan
4
31
6 74 Jan
4
3
Jan
2
4
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287a Jan
10
19
Jan
7
23
Jan
15% Feb
10
-19
Jan.
36 74 Jan
9
Oct 22
717a Jan
4
22% Dec 23
89% Jan
81
97
Sep
6
2% Nov 27
18% Nov 26
167a Jan
3
34% NOV 13
25
69
Jan
3
Aug 30
23% July 24
397s May 29
307s Nov 18
85
72
Oct 25
Nov 20
Mar 13
100
46% Oct 22
8% Dec 31
5% Dec 18
1% Sep
3
3% Oct 23
43
Dec
30
12% Oct 23
70
Sep 27
2% Dec 23
19
Dec 30
12% Dec 23
80
Apr 26
88
87
277a Jan
86
-
46
19
83
Jan
7
l
92
Feb
Jan
7
8 7a Jan
22
5% Jan
10
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3
47a Jan
6
4% May
6
11% Apr 29
90
5774 Feb
4
9% Feb
35
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1
21
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26
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43
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10
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4074
40
4014
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common..5
25
25%
2574
2674
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preferred—
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Hotel Corp of America com
1
57? conv preferred—
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377a
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407b
com——3
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,
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400
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12,700
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21%
200
17%
17
50
377s
21%
31%
32
convertible
preferred
4.40%
106
100
100
preferred
Houston Lighting & Power—No par
Howard Stores Corp
———-1
.
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84
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89',
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95 74
54
5474
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27
16
17
787a Feb
May 21
35% May 23
374 Feb
3
207a Jan 5 2
13% Jan
2
24% Feb
5,500
4
May 31
35'A Feb
11
38:
75% Aug 12
51% Jan
2
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1574
1574
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77 •.'•
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1
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36%
3674
36%
1
6274
63
32%
33
3074-
3174
Hupp Corp common
5%
conv
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pfd series A
Refrigerator Co..
93%
54
54%
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Dec
4
40
26% Dec 11
63% Jan
9
25% Oct 23
38
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Jan 13
32%Mnv
9
4674 Mar
8
40
Jun
19
47% Apr
Nov
6
Idaho Power Co
Jan 29
Ideal Cement Co
2
44
,63
Jan 21
52
Feb 11
40
Nov 14
46
40
July 10
467a Apr 23
26
Nov 13
317a July
Jan 15
5
.
287s Jan 13
2974 Jan
45
33% Feb
Feb
14
49% Jan
5
Illinois
32% Feb
,
2
4
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4.08%
47% Jan 21
7
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r.
47% Feb.
44% Jan
29% Jan
2
21
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.
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15%
15
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1,800
79%
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79%
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274
2%
9,700
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23
1574
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37
37
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37
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preferred
3
327b Jan 23
62%
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a
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14
14
Nov 14
887a Jan
8
11
65
59
148
69
Jan
Dec
16
156
Feb
.6%
158
7% Feb
5
Jan
17% Jan
24
Jan
73
Jan
15
Jan
3174
158
Feb
10
997a Jan
4
25% Don 23
65% Jan
11
25% Jan
20
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13
73
Feb
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237a May 14
22% Jan
13
52
Jan
377a Jan
3
Nov
4
92;
Jan
18
Dec
24
Inland Steel Co
16
Jan
2
22% Jan
10
340% Feb
4
38% Jan 11
27
Jan
2
11
156% Jan 25
151
25% Oct 22
31% July 10
70
May
115% Apr 23
Nov
31% Feb
5
15972 uan 29
Jan
3
26% Jan
13
68% Jail
13
29% Feb
73% Feb
70% Jan 17
76% Feb
;
47a %
Interiake Iron Corp
Business Machines
*■
,
65
Nov
14
66% Oct 22
6% Oct 22
82% Nov 19
82
July 30
7% Dec 30
55% Dec 17
85
Oct
34
Dec 26
22
Dec 24
27% Dec
11
9
25% Oct 21
20% Oct 23
22
12
Dec
30
Oct 22
11% Feb 20
98
9
Feb
2
85% Jan
13
8
1097a July
Jan
92
16
2674 May 10
106% May
125
July
40% May
517a Apr
35
Feb
10
12
23
23
20
37% July 10
367a July 16
33% May 10
14% Feb 19
28% Nov
4
33% Deo 24
247s Jan
2
2874 Mar 29
28
Dec
24
111% Jun 28
33
Oct 22
5474 Jun
130
Jan
13
22
50% Juiy 15
7
Jan
7% Jan 13
57% Jan
100
Jan
7
13
3
5
5
10
94
Feb
4
96
.
Feb
Jan
22
13% Feb
4
71
Feb
19
4
1087a Feb
4
347s Jan 14
36% Feb
18
25
Jan
13
32% Jan 29
28
Jan
2
31
77?
Int'l
preferred
of
3874
No par
common
preferred—
Nickel
*23 7b
5
100
_i
...No par
100
—
Jnt'l Minerals & chemical
4%
—
com
.5
100
—
Canada
—...No par
International Packers Limited^
—
International Shoe
277* Jan
29 7* Jan
2
28% Jan 27
13
33 % Feb
10
12334 Feb
3
36% Feb 12
41% Jan
8
118
Jan
13
7474
Utilities
Dept
Corp
Stores
—
.5
1
Power
Co
;
3.50
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co—No par
Iowa Power & Light Co
10
Island Creek Coal common..
50c
$6
;
'
'
^
90
*6574
*10374
preferred—
--
3074
2474
15274
2874
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11
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2974
29'%
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2474
14%
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3774
125
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108
81%
3174
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1
,
38%
8974
-
33814
3014
11,900
334
.
3% Feb
4
6% Jun
11
4% Feb
10
57* Jan 27
13% Oct 11
28% Jan
9
1574 Jari
2
217s Jan 21
47% July 11
2074 Jan
2
Jacobs
(F L) Co
Jaeger Machine Co
.1
5
4%
*18
5
1874
Nov
19
152%
„
4,000
75
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757s
7374
75
7374
9
9%
9%
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88%
87%
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75
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4
20,400
75
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25,800
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11
11
11
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11
300
67
6574
66
6574
65%
150
/
,
•
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106%
36
3614
36%
36%
3614
2974
2914
2914
281a
28%
22
Jun
11
91
24
82
Jan
15
857a Feb 14
8474
8574
2
28
56
Lake Sulphur Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd—100
22
78
Feb
3
62% Jan 24
Jewel
57
5774
Jan
47% Jan 28
607a Aug
75
89% Feb
Aug 29
88
2474 Feb
4
24
88
Jan
3
37
Feb.21
42
Jan 24
83
Jan'
3
93% Feb
3
357« Dec 18
July 11
64 78 July 24
38
Jan
10
41% Jan
16
90% Nov
6
99
93% Jan
3
97% Feb
13
357s Dec
17
40
3
43 7s Jan ' 8
34% Dec
10
5274 July
69
12
97
Feb
Jan
2
76% Jan
17
Jan
Jan
24
Jefferson
Tea
3%%
Co
1
common
preferred
Johns-Manville
Johnson
Inc
;
10614
105.
107
*30
31%
*29%
31%
3014
30%
2974
30%
11,300
24
24%
24
2474
3,800
2414
2474
247a
24%
800
1414
14%
22,600
32
32%
32
*2974
i
2414
*2414
24%
1414
1474
1414
1474
1414
3174
3174
32
3174
32%
2874
2814
28%
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28
33'
3314
33%
-33%
33%
2874
3374
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3714
3774
125
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37
3714
123
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125
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37
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37%
37%
,
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.
6,900
.
2,400
6,500
:
■.
—
1,900
JonCS & Laughlin Steel com
5%
Joy
preferred series A
Manufacturing Co
5
474
J2.500
1814
18
13%
18
18%
1,300
22
22
22
21%
21%
21
21
1,200
84
84
8314
84
85%
83
83
58
5974
59
6074
60%
60%
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60
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90
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90
37%
3874
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38
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37%
89
8974
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89
8874
88%
3974
39%
3874
39%
3974
4074
95
95
947a
9474
94
4074
417s
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4074
4074
100
5
1814
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—1
474
4%
5
18
5
1272
10
90
'
900
'
100
;
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& Johnson
—
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4,500
2974
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300
3574
105
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270
287s
28
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2874
18
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15,000
152%
28%
28'4
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8874
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70
307 b
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10
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v
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2074
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2,000
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/
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6,200
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3074
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165
i
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32
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,
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15,800
29
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153
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500
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8974
8974
75
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106
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2,100
•
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83%
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153
158
2474
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11
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9
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k
32
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32%
2474
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2774
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75
32
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6
48
29%
153
2774
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Interstate
Jan
*46
77s
.7
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8274 /
«.
3074
155,.
7% preferred.—
—
25
International Telep & Teleg.^No par
17
34
2774
*71
297b
14% Feb
2
155
3674
19
48
1674;
330 .:•/ 33474
*
.
.
?. 165
20%
.
,
3074
36
247a Feb
28
3074
2174
*29
International
*46
6874
8874
8974
—25
.—No par
International Silver .common
5
48
15
'387a
33474
*1074
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
5% preferred
100
International Salt
—No par
12
*4614
i
'
-
18,900
-2,700
53
-48
68
"
11
16
*51
48
16%
827s
97
Feb
Jan
2174
331
*9474.
26% Feb
*46
53
'67%
297s
*2374'
38 %r
International Paper common
7.50
$4 preferred
.No par
31% Jan
137s Jan
*,155
247b
874
21% Jan
3
227a Jan 17
31
.*8874
:
15
29% Jan 13
4814
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1
1'
3,500
,
1
7%
6774
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32
32
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48
32
V*46
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48:;
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'
-
2974
.1
Corp common.
preferred——
6
82
JiO
Inspiration Cons Copper
27
Jan
*155
2974
..No par
-
Intcrchemical
Jan
137
100
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc——
19
53*'*"
'
48'
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167*
6874;
165'" '
19
86%
25% Dec 23
16
68
10
300
487a
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.
•
.
48%
16
.1
24% Feb
8
35% Jan
July
376 7a
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48%
*
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77b
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—No par
*
3974 Jan
89% Feb
t
3
270% Oct 22
—100 pesos
Industrial Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand common.
6% preferred—
4
46*
32 ;
^
400
Mexico
De
S A—
19
86
29% Oct 21
21
6
32'A Feb
Jan
81
2
Feb
*45
53
*
6% Dec 30
13% Dec 23
3174
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4874 :V >*47,
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48
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33
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46.
r
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3174
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r
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4
:
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1,600
62%
367b
6274
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•
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3674
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•
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I 2,800
-
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37s
1574
'
274
274
"
n;.
•
,<.."
4.26%
preferred
preferred
^ 4.42%
preferred I——I—III50
50
4.20%
preferred
Indianapolis Power & Light_.No par
Jau~22
48 .1 Feb
7
7
..No par
Co..
v
4.70%
;
52%
Central RR
%
200
-
2274
7874
...
2%
2%
4374 '
1574 '
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2,000
6
574
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9,300
174
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174
43%
1572
227a
5
preferred series A
88
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v"• "...
•
44%
6%
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92
55
-
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10
8714
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.
390 "
774
V
■
3,300
i
82
54%
974
87%
'*
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31%
81
82
.400
38
*37%
31%
92
.
974*
*9%
7
./, *1%
:
43%
3
16 7a Feb
noncumtilativc preferred
••
Hudson Bay Mln & Sm Ltd—No par
Hunt Foods & Indust Inc com—-5
19
2
Jan 16
Feb 17
57?
Co
/;
'•
3174-
*81
54%
1%
"5
Sound
38
317B
9514
54
*: 9%
7%
7%
1
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89
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5474
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29% Jan 17
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7,000
40
.%•'
300
3774
26 %
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16%
t
800
22%
37%
„
«
80
1074
37%
.
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1874
3874
91
600
5,000
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2714
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.
2214
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$4.25
10,700
b
1214
18%
277#
:
28
12%
107s
974
22%
2774
.
421
27%
•
100
50
2274'
18%
18%
2274
9%
;
55%
*49
974
Hooker Electrochem
1,900
x£6
50
194
37%
60
56%
5714
18%
!
16,000
115%
*114
115%
57
*49
22%
27%
50
100
11
39%
974
Homestake Mining
Honolulu Oil Corp
'
35
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■•»
1174
3974
3914
700
b
4974
10
1974 ,;
*27
12,400
89%
1914
5%
48%
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1
20%
5774
84
T
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r
25 74
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116
700
•'*'
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40%:
;
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1974
,
100
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-
3,200
■
1474
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2774
10
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60?b
42
-
1,900
32
60
197s
5
10
—30
12.50
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4%
4%
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-
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35 :r;'
9%
..
237-.
*73%
35.
18%
.
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14%
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22%
*9%
1,000
23%
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7 3
251-4-'.
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-
2,400
6,300
26
2574
116
33%
21%
25%
90
3974
24%
33
62
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4774
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'
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\
75
25%
4
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,
5774
•
85
1874
32
607 V
2074
1174
135
2414
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1,900
"
49%
69
2274
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...
1474
26
47%
35
43
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32
63 74
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40%
51
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474'/:
474
2474
■
5,900
;
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20%
16
46
*23%
47%
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247a
20%
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5774
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135
3374
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4074
,
116
*115
*132
25%
•1172
40%
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30%
22 74
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-
90
1% Jan
27a Jan
4
*25
307s
-
20%
8% Feb
727a Jan
Jan
47%
*88
90
.20%
2574
20%
50c
Corp
Co
3%% preferred.
4% preferred
13% Jan
22
4774
47
*88
75
30%
30%
21%
26
-
31
2774
Feb
8
8
26
*73%
30%
32%
*14%
•14 74
.<'14%
•*
75*, \
31
'
,7
16% Jan
85% Apr
14%
25% V-
*73%
60
1,400
2414
6274
500
22=%
2174
*31
400
1474
*71
2274
3374/
4
63 /
*1474
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2374
2474
4%
62
•
X2314
8,000
•
f
72 %
*23%
32
*31
64
72'4
2174
-
4%
•
32
63
Household Finance common—No par
Jan
43
4% *
4%
*31
■"■14%
14%
7114
327s
24 74
-
20%
247s
-
2174
,
5634
20%
197s
937a Jan 27
<
■<
2474
1
-1
Corp common
convertible preferred
$2.25
4
14
Apr
2474
56
10
»87% Jan
20
54
Apr
%
>
56a.t
2-014
1414
135
*132
135
200
40%
56%
19%
Furnace
Houdaille-Industries
327a Feb
6
60% July 11
15
Jan 18
187i Jan
8
16
30
24%
24 7*
"
4014
*20%
-
10
Holland
387« Feb
13
Jan
2.50
Electronics
Hoffman
19
32% Jan
40
Feb
/.—
Inc
Holly Sugar
,2774 Feb
10
2 1/12
common
Corp
(Charles E)
19% Feb
2
407a Jan
-1
,
Hotels
23% Jan 15
11% Jan 27
257a Jab
5
*132
135
*132
,
'
12 %
67% Feb
Feb
30%
3074
*27%
2
31
30%
30,%
'■*
12%
7
5
7x31
2874
Jan
2
31%
31 %
1274
Jan
3
31%
31%
s
427-2
60
Jan
J
2474
*27%
74
9% Jan 20
24%
*2474
5
87
17% Jan
24'A
24%
—1
Hewitt-Robins
21
1
No par
Hertz Co (The)
3
25% July 2
167s Sep 24
22% Jan 11
24%
Heyden Newport Chcm Corp
1
3%% preferred series A
100
$4% 2nd pfd (conv)
.No par
3
6
13% Feb
8
t/
2474
57? preferred
100
Hershey Chocolate common—No par
474% preferred series A—-—50
4474 Feb
NOV
72
2474
1
Motors
,307a Feb
9
15
*71
r
*23 72
50
,..5
& Co
13
15% Oct 22
25 % Nov
1
*14%
7274
xl4%
,*71,-*
•'
10
;
Co common
Powder
72%;
31% '32
(G W) common—
10
noncumulative preferred—25
Hercules
14%'
72%
2174
preferred
Hercules
14%
31%-
100
25
100
(W E)
■
2174
—15
(H
207a
31%
common
3.65%
Heller
577a
40%
20%
preferred.
Co
3% %
-f
5
preferred
Industries Inc
Hayes Industries Inc
14
17% Oct 22
1
57
2074
..
—2.50
472%
26% Jan
7
100
•
Hat Corp of America common
11% Jan
22% Jan
307/s
Haveg
4
10% Jun 20
30%
Harshaw Chemical Co
17% July 16
78
Jan 17
8% Oct 22
com..—7.50
Corporation
Harsco
40% Jan
157a Dec 30
327s
Corp
llarris-Intertype
10% Oct 21
60% Sep
9
70% Nov 27
July 19
327s
preferred—.—i
24% Dec 24
12
—2.50
1
common
Paper Co
Hammond Organ Co
Karbison-Walk Refrac
19
10
17% Jan
5
1
300
convertible preferred
4',c
40%
57%
20%
14%
40%
20%/
Hammermill
28
25% Feb
23% Jan:
16
Jan
89
6
/
5ft
;
*40
57%
*2074
40% *-
*40
2072
Printing Co
Watch
Hamilton
15
49
13
87
18
Jan
207a Feb
2
Jan
17% Jan
May
Feb
74
14
6
Jan 21
12
227* Jan
20
91
July 24
18% Jan 22
35
17
Feb
14% Jan 16
14 7* Jan
2
767* Jun
54
19
10
Jan
66
Jan
53
l
43% Dec 26
Nov
27
31
287* Jan
81
83
15% Oct
24
3% Jan
34% Jan 21
7
35% Jan
23 74 Jan 16
24% Jan 30
(W F)
57%
Well Cementing—5
Halliburton Oil
Hall
25
Water—;
Hackensack
6078
*87%
90
140
2,800
90
3774
46,900
37%
3874
37
8974
89%
9014
SI
38%
39%
38%
38%
94%
93%
9414
9314
93%
710
4074
40%
4074
40%
40%
1,900
3874
-
-
1,000
25,500
1
Volume
Number 5719
187
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(897)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
'
1
STOCKS
1937
ear
Lowest
Lowest
LOW AND
NEW TORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
,
Highest
HIGH SALE rKICES
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Feb.17
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Feb. 18
Feb. 19
Sale* far
Friday
Feb. 20
the W*ek
Feb. 21
Thursday
Shares
K
22
Dec
30
67% Dec
30
37
19
Dec
46% May 18
109% May 9
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22
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17
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.
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21
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26
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26
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19
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2
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10
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10
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/
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24
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27
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86
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6
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103
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1
20
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10
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39
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35
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19
73
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402
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;;
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preferred
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7
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89
-
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22
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v
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14
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12
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31
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29
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3394
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10
5
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19
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2
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17
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23
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8
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22
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27
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69
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200
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139
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17
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20
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60
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105%
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3694
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138
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359b
108%
22%
,
92%
15
35% Jan
35
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47% Jan
20,700
13,700
12,100
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20
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14%
33%
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26% Aug 15
14%
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92%
5294
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39%
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6
6,700
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1,100
7%
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92 Tb V
13%
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97
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2
29 T a Jan
8
11
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104
5
5
11%
29
13 %
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2,7D0
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5
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Mttracailio Oil-Exploration
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4%
54 Va
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55%
138
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4
21
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340
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105
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9
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7
1
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4
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23
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13
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14
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74
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;
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14
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3
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3
31% Feb
28
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a
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30 A
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64 %
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2
4094
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11%
7
39 %
19b
89 b
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5594
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1%
74%
8%.
69%
11%
7
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1
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2
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8,700
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2694
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32%
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4
21% Jan
739a
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239b
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6
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23
4
16
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33
Mar
32% July 12
32% May 17
86% Jan 30
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39
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69 b
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28
30
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16
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9
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1
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4
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5
27
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18
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90
4
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j
101% Jan': 2
4
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2
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Lionel Corp' (The)
;—-—1—2^0
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1
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10c
*,
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43% Jan
Jar//8
22%
'
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.
11
107% Feb
25
92
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36% May 13
117"., Jun - 7
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19%
27%
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-
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179 a
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25
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15%.
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24
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,
6%
17%
1
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29
.
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15
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Oct
25% Oct
29% Oct
Jan
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2
,
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52% July 30
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24%
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19% V
19%
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10
2*. '
9% Jan 24
Llbby ; McNeill & Idbby.
7
72% Jan
Jan/18
46% Dec 24
1
7% Jan
17
27
2t
70% Jan/2
14
4
-Feb
.; 25% Feb
Jan .* 2'v
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16% Jan
Jan/^2
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Apr 29
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15
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17
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25
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-100
10% ■Feb^.12
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7
28
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--45
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1
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'
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/
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2494
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72
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22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(898)
.
.
Monday, February 24, 1958
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
29% Feb
5
5
34% Jan
8
3
29% Jan
35% Jan
9
2
39% Feb
33% Jan
21
42% Feb
4
82% Dec 12
78
2
86% Jan
24
40
25% Feb 21
27% Jan
3
14% Jan
7
21% Feb
6
17
85% Feb
2
38% Jim
26% Dec 26
40% Jan
35
Dec
18
77
Bee
31
July 18
53
25 % Oct 21
May 31
32% Jan 14
12% Dec 23
73% Jan. 20
;
131
8
1
July
18% Mar
7% Dec 31
76
59
Jan
Jan
7% Jan
13
24% July 28
17
Jan
10
21% July'42
11% Jan
2
58
Feb 15
:
.
v
i
*
4
i
i
101
88% Sep IT.
20% Dec 30
9
03
Jan-14
35% Apr 11
21% Jan
28% 806 *
12% Jau 14
27% Jan
-4% Dee 17
Feb 13
25
2
25% Jan
31
Jan
32% DCt 22
60% May 24
32
43%«ay27
37% May 23
18% Jan-. 2
27
Jan 10
4%©ct 22
30% Dec 30
12%JNM»
9
65% Mar
9
4% Jan
30% Jan
13
44% Jan 31
21
10
11% Apr 13
72% May l
83% Apr 39
52
Jan
62
Jan
10
Nov 13
50
58
Nov 13
8
Oct 39
17
Feb*21
C37tF0b
34% Fob
'<
2
Minute Maid Corp—
Mission
4
Mission
Corp
—1
—.
3
Feb
Development Co„__
Mississippi River FUel Corp_
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR
2
25%Feb
5
6% Jan 24
Missouri Pacific Bit class'A—No pgr
Mohasco Industries Inc com
—5
56
Jan
23
3%%
preferred'
420% preferred
Mojud Co Inc—-
67%: Jan 24
:
-
8% Jan
13
10% Feb
7
15% Jan
11% Feb
6
17% Feb
4
7
13% Jan
30% Feb 20
32% Feb
7
11
7% Jan 21
36% Jan 16
Monsanto Chemical Co
18% Oct 22
38% Oct 21
26% Mar 4
49% Jun IS
22% Jan
2
25% Jan 27
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co—
45
6
48% Jan
Montana Power Co (The)—Nopar
Oct 22
10
5% Deo 26
17% Deo 23
22
16
Deo 23
27% Deo 30
17
PM»
v
6% Jan
Deo 27
19% Jan
51% July
Jan
17
Class B
30
20% Jan 16
33% Jan 24
Monterey OH. Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
19% Jan 24
14% Jan 27
17% Jan
11% Jan
38% Jan 13
9
_
42% Feb
Jan 19
37
Jan
a
6
37% Feb 20
28% Jan U
13
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47
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2
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2
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3
39% Feb 21
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80
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41
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18
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1
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:
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10
Mueller Brass Co
5
37%
^
1
Munslngwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
Myers (F E) & Bros
18% Jan 27
9
I
No par
Motor Products Corp
Motor Wheel Corp
10
37%
*04%
85 %
33 %
46
Moore-McCormack Lines
—12
Morrell (John) & Co.
——10
Motorola Inc
3
Jan
300
38
24%'.25%
-5
18% Jan
25%
'
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7%
33
Montccatlnl Mining A Chemical—
American shares
1,000 lira
28
32
33%
"7%
2
18% Jan 20
39%
32
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5%
12%
12%
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—
17% Feb
1f
36% May 91
40% Jan
f
25% Jan 34
10% Oct 23
35% Feb 13
37% Nov 7
12% Deo 23
19% Deo 31
14% Mar 28
30% Deo 12
18% Dec 10
37% Dec 31
-
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17%
33%
33
-
20%
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>
1.000
11,500
39 %
37
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Apr 19
24% Apr 18
23% Jaa 9
18
Jar
9
41% July 11
15% Deo 23
*
8
29 y*
-
.100
—
-
20%
Ul©
No par
com.
•
--
preferred series A——-loo
2
Jan
4% Jan
•'
5
4
-
30%
30
7%
33%
-
9
*63
9
67
"14%
15
J
19%
19%
1J
13
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- 24
24%
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-
19%
83%
a/tares
27%
27%
32
38%
30
37%
86
26%
*63"
—23
6
,
5% Feb
39.
preferred
38%
30
5%-
1st preferred--———100
conv
38%
the Week
*,
Feb. 71
Feb. 20
Fet». 19
273a
27%
33
*25%
19%
82%
$4 preferred 4—
—Nopai
Minnesota A Ontario Paper
-2.50
Minnesota Power A Ligl^t—No par
4
23% Feb
.
84%
25%
18%
81%
"*27%
27%
86
Minn Mining &.Mfg com—--No pa*
13
17% Dec 30
26%->Oct 28
37W
86
51*50,2nd
28
8% Fob
:
2
.
38
common
Minneapolis & St hauls Ry—Ndpar
Minn St Paul & s S Marie—_No par
16
6
4% Jan
*37%
85.50
22
Jan
.
_„_5
Corp
1st
Minneapolis Moilne-Co common:—1
5
"96
*31
Minaeapolis-HoneyweUReg———1.50
•
3
81%, Feb
74% Feb 21
68% Feb 26
19% Dec 30
4% Dec 30
.
July
Feb
14 .'
-38%
1
preferred——«—100
Midwest Oil Corp
—
__10
Minerals & Cnem Corp of Amer—l
16% Jan 28
19% Feb 17
•*Dec 34
Dee 30
.—10
3%%
16
13% Jan
Dm
17
12
:
27%
23
ll
66
.
s
MicUaud-Ross
5
Jan
Jan
2
10
11
Dec 31
Feb. 18
Leb. IV
Miami Copper
Middle South Utilities Inc
Midland Enterprises Inc
13
-Jan
91% May 31
25% Mar 1
58
Paf
•
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
10
25
10
Deo 31
30% Jan
Highest
Jau
50% Jan
25
NEW YORK STOCK
«*b« t»w
PRICES
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
Lowest
17%
17%
17%
17%
17'A
17%
2,500
1,400
35%
36%
36
36 Vs
35%
36
3,900
24
24%
24
24%
24
24
2,400
40
39%
39%
*39%
*39%
40
100
N
10% Dec 31
40% Dec 30
13% Oct 23
18% Jaa
80% Jaa
2
166
33
Jun 20
13% Deo If
19% Oct 22
16% Oct 23
35% Oct 22
84
Aug 22
<
i
21% Dec
*13%
13%
13%
13%
46%
40%
46%
47%
46 y4
46%
45
46
3,300
16%
17%
16%
16%
16%
10%
16%
16 %
16%
2,200
National Automotive Fibres Inc
National Aviation Corp
1
11%
11%
11%
11%
31
5
27%
27%
27%
27%
11
National Biscuit Co common
168
Jan
20
2
11
Jan
16
17
I'fo preferred
National Can Corp
National Cash Register—
6
7
37% Feb
14
37% Jan
13% Jan
7
41% Feb 17
6
15V2 Jan 31
20% Jan.
2
86% Jan
3
23>/#Jan 16
92% Feb 14
17% Jan
42
Jan
2
90
Jan
7
July *
91% Feb
160% Jan
7
135% Jan
7
13% Jan
22% Jan
7
21% July 18
15
37 y. Mar 11
Feb
38
7% Jan
.2
6% Deo "30
9%, Sep 16
11
May 17
7% Jan
3
6% Oct 23
14% Jan. 11
9% Jan
2
4% Jan
2
,
4% Dec 23
13
NOV 20
10
8
Dec 23
8
13% Jan
4
10% Jan
85
Feb 28
17
Jan
14% Jan
87
Dec 31
85
Feb
68
Jan
42% Dec
6
VJV» Dec 23
28
ljya Dec- 30
37% Feb
36% July 25
29%. Jan 10
18'
Deo
14
11
July 29
Feb
11% Feb
14
36aA Dec 17
National T6a CO
National Vulcanized
Natomas Co
—
6
Nehi
17% Jan
2,
14% Jan- 2
27
23% Feb
New
98
-
190
Dec 13
103
Dee 11
Mar 11
351
4% Deo 24
96
Mar 28
97% Jdn 30
Jan 29
,
180
Jan
16
1
200
Feb
17
Jan 18
41% Jan 14
5% Jan
2
9
Dec 31
14 y4 Jan
2
22
Jan
31
18% Oct 11
54% Jan; 4
26% Feb-12
31%
Jan
16
38% Dec 31
38%, Jan
42% Feb
6
14
.
32% Oct 30
,
-
w
72% Sep *- 3
: 26y*Oct 22
63
Nov 12
87 \ Apr
1
79% Jan
31% Mar
1
29 y4 Jan
74
:
Jan 21
'
73%Jan
2
:
2
69
July 29
61
76% Jan
66% Apr 11
82
2
90
89% Jan-10
78
Oct
17
108
; 98% Aug'20
,
Jan. 30
Jan 28
.
-
Dec
'9
106
'
18%Deo '31
25%
39%
70%
24%
'
29
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'
51%D#crll
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20% Oct
4
14% Deo 24
65% Deo 27
:
45
90
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.
4
78.
Oct
g
77% NOV '14'
79%. Oct. 1
15%49ct22
9%1-Oct 22
20%'July-22
25%:Aug«0-
55% Feb
I
22
108
25% Feb
15% Jan
4
58% May 20
Mar
47% Jan
33% Jan
2
0
107
Jan
15
109
32% Jan 13
38
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-
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Jan 30
,
.
18
Jan
13
90
Feb
Jan
0
92
Feb
90% Jaa
22% Jaa
10% Jan
8
24% Jan
2
31
6
.
Feb
92% Feb 14
2
2"
24% Jan
,
9
14 % Feb
.25% Jan 21
35% Jan
*
3 i
preferred
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;:/
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15%
10
85
: 39%
20%
16
,
33%
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.
14%
11%
113A
300
29%
3,300
78%
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15%
16
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14%
-
15
21%
14%;
21%:
20 y*
14 y2
22
.
2134
.
17,300
10
v' 5,900
1.
: 12,500
38%
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14%
22%
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,
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73
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23,200
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,
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9,200
,
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14%.
.
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1
21%
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20,500
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7
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34
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50
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25
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17
17
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86
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$4.16 preferred series
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Northrop Aircraft Inc.:
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4.6% preferred
-25
PharmAcai
103
17%
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_2'
-
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-
"
..100
—A
—
103
"
27%
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100
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American Aviation
Norwich
14%
21%
'
15%
85
16
89
75%
38
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28%
,
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6%.
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5
87
15%
16
,
x27*/a
,
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Common
L^
$3.60 preferred series
$4.10 preferred series
$4.08 preferred series
$4.11 preferred series
19
78%
200
—
10 :
.
J6
.
t/
Northern Natural Gas Cp com—10
5%% • preferred :
i..—
._100
5.80% preferred
100
Northern Pacific Ry_—:
1...5
Jan 29
91% Feb
*77»/4
"32
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)-r-
87
A
90% Fib 18
92
Fab- 0
July 18
7
-
78%
*95
Northeast Capital Corp..——.1
Northern Central Ry co——50
83% Jan 23
88
Feb
28% Fib
4
17% Jaa
4
25% Deo 31
Jan
,
16% Jan
7
77% Jan
2
Jian; 10r
Mac 38
North
.
20
53% Jan 24
105% Feb 10
Jan
Deo 16
.:
Jan
v
28»/2
No par
Adjustment preferred
18% Jan 31
70'
28%
20%
"
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•
7%'
7%
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5%
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*ll7a
14
14
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.
28%
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Norfolk ,& Western Ry common
9
2
6
104
17% Jun ii
82
F»b 14
90
3
14%
12
'
.
i.37%
.—No par
—
Niagara' Share Corp_
Nopco Chemical Co
23y8 Jan 22
8
49% May 31
92
Jan
5.25%.
.
5%
8V»
8
1,300
1,800
23%
49%
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36% -37% . > - 36%
t , 48JA -48%
47%
8%, 8%
•
$1*.
•
7%
7%
■
; 7%
.
—
6
*5%
21 Yz
—
6
5%
76
**
——.No par
....
11
61% Feb
20
68
Jan
Feb
34% Feb
:
Niagara Mlik Pwr Corp com
3.40%, preferred
3.60% preferred
3.90% preferred
; 4.10%; preferred
23
5%
.
900
'.
33%: 33%'
37r« .38
48%
48%
,
200
14%
16
49%
52
50
,
27,200
92%
162%
143 %
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.
23%
14%
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16%
16
16
16
52^8- 52%
:
45
■
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f
$3:75 preferred
9
21% Feb
,
,
21
39% Jan 2
24% July 17
100% Nov 12
32% Nov 19
NOV
8
Jan
79
107
13% Oct 23
Jan
19
86.Jan
2
3
16
7%
11%
l5Vu
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Brake.——J——.5 *
;
Common
-
80% Jan 16
3
110
66
18% Jan
31'A Jan
"Common
8%
"*77%
Preferred 5% series A
—100
New Yolk Shipbuilding "Corp—.i.1
N Y State Electric Gas Corp—.,
.93% Jan 24
Feb; 19
JulyiS
May 17
Jan
Sep 27
77% Nov 13
Jan
Feb
-
73% Jan
3
Nov 13
1
11
32% Feb
.
9
72
-
84;
2
Feb
1
28%
$5 noh-cum preferred.
.Nopar
-N Y & Harlem RR:Co—
—50
N Y New. Haven & Hartford Co—.
17
8
^
7%
11%
*117#
24>,w».24%
24
-24*15%
16V«
52
52% "33% 33Tb
37
37% /"
'48% 48% '
7%
11%
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f *'
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,
li%
England Electric System.—1
York
48 ,
8'% .*
..
7%
*"
New York Central.^———No par
N Y Chicago &" St Louis Co
-.15
5
*
37%
8
....
New York* Air
14
16y4 Jaii 20
2
.
33%"
47%
New Jersey Pr & Lt 60 4%
pfdllOO
Newhioht Mining Corp—
1^10
Newport: News Ship & Dry Dock..!
16
16%',52%
52
33%
36%
-
21% Feb
Jan
19
Corp
24
24
16
t
18%
23%
5,900
10,300
96
91,2
162%
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•
L800
13,500
19
93%
96'
1,700
5,600
8,600
93%
13%
44%
93%
96%
162% 162%
*111
143%
.
10,500
40
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19%
45%
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96
95%
,
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162%
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143%
14%
14%
,
22%
94
18%
44%
19%
45%
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22%
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94
19%
45)'»
96
95%
14
22%
55%
55%
55 V*
13%
13%
I9y4
46%
*160% 162%
*141
143%
14%
14-%
14%
,
—1
New
44% Jan
22%
*93%
96
99 %
143%
Fibre Co—1
Neisner Bros Inc
'
88% Jan
6
80% Feb * 5
12
133A
•
*91
94
19%
14%
»-.!"
16
2
13%
22%
%
22%
14%
22%
45'A
*141%
-
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3%% preferred—
—100
;Jan
40%
19%
97
.*..1
79% Jan 24
,
40
46%
*160% ,162%
0
—
....
10.
29>A Feb 19
—
National Theatres Inc
National U ^ Radiator—
5% Jan 20
19
130% May 20
Oct 30
66% NOV 13
3
.
7
12% Jan 27
:
40%
*14
14
*93%
.
—100
Corp.,-jw
• National
Sugar. Ref, Co—".Nopar'
National Smiply (The),Pa—"
8% Jan 20
8% Feb
4
3
26% Jan / 2
77% Feb 14
7
48% Feb
3
14%F0b
33% Jan 18
Oct 22
76
2
16%Feb
25% Deo 19
71
Nov 13
14
Jan 11
preferred A.
preferred B—
6%
Feb 19
t
40 Ve
19V'«
National Steel
34
Nov 29
2
Dec 17
22%
41%
40
353/8
40%
34%
39%
46
10
National Shares Corp..—^rNopar
13
Jib
44
7
,
7%
.
6
34% Jan
42% Jan
A1
36% Jan
22%
38%
22%
—100
National Lhien Service Corp..-—.1
Natl Mallcabte A Steel Cast.-N0 par
30% Jan 13
30% Dec 17
r
22%
35%
*91%
16% Jan .14
• •
22%
37
98%
56% Jan
6
21
22%
22%
14%.Feb 20
26% Feb
5
2
Jan
49% Feb
3
167% Jan 23
142% Jan 22
56%
36%
22%
1
3,900
55%
*91%
Co—
8,500
10'/«
55 y2
10%
10%
10 y8
10%
163%
165
*163%
163
22%
5
National Gypsum Co common—.—1
$4.50 preferred
.Nopar
National Lead Co common—
5
,
45%
163
37%
41%
National Fuel Gas
10
47% Feb
4
93% Jan 22
102% Feb
5
21.
13
80y« Jan
29% NOV 22
19% Feb
2
•
2,500
45'A
1633,4
23
41 %
14
5
5,000
27
45
36%
37%
National Dairy Products
National Department Stores
11%
26%
45'A
22%
23
.37
11%
27%
45
55%
55%
1
—.1
11%
27
10%
55%
22%
5
National Cylinder Gas Co
ny2
27% ;
44%
45%
10%
10%
National City Lines Inc.
11%
27%
10
10%
55%
10
11%
•
165
*163
164
164
J 6%
44%
45%
44%
10
100
Natl Distillers & Cliem Corp com..5
AV*% pfd series of 1951
100
10
23% Feb
2
4
Dec
Feb
57
2
Jan23
35% Sep
4
47% Jan 4
'
45"% Feb
8
10
July
138
Jan
19 »A Jan
139
30
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101% Apr
9
77%, Oct 22
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Natco Corp
9% Jan
50% Jan
24% May 22
50% July 11
38% Mar 18
23% Jaa
8
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1
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2
2
41% Jan
162
8
70% Jua
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2
6
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5
3
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4
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Number 5719
Volume 187
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(899)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
!
Range for Previous
Pear ID,31 "
Lowest
Range Since Jan." I
Highest
*
STOCKS
'
Lowest
LOW AND HIGTI
NEW YORK STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Fur
Tuesday.
Feb. 17
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Feb. 18
V
Friday
Thursday
Feb. 19
Shares
Feb. 21
Feb. 20
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42% Oct 22
52% May 9
101% Mar 18
83% Oct 24
16*11 Jun 27
89
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85 % Nov 13.
103% Max
44% Jan
Oct 21
l
Jan
27
Jan
15
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28% Mar
64
103
Jan
101
Feb
preferred—..
preferred
4.56'/® preferred—
4.44%, preferred
17
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13
31% Jan
6
Ohio oil
16
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9
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4.14% preferred—4.
—-25 16
4.20% preferred J.—:—
;_100
23
*
Fubllcker Industries Inc com.—-A*
21
v
$4.75 preferred
^..^J.No par •
17"
Puget 8ound Pow & Lt Co'
r ...IO30
-pumnan Inc.'
:—L...l.—-No par
lS
Pure Oil (The) ____
Feb
3,900
21% ■'
•104
,
.
18
32',2 Jan
80
39%
*98
.*135Va 146
Pitts Ft Wayne A Chic Ry com.100
140
140 '
1% guaranteed preferred.^—100 .
-I8V2
18 Ys
Pitts Metallurgical Inc——1.23
71%
70%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co———10
1
7*/4
IVo
Pittsburgh fijprew & Bolt——J
15 Va
15%
Pittsburgh Bteel Co common—10
*66... 68
6% preferred class A
—100
•71%. 73%
8%% 1st series prior pfd—i—100
21%
21%
Pittsburgh 6c West Virginian—100
'•
*115
120'
Pittsburgh Young 6c Ash pfd—.100
46
46%
Pittston Co (The) common——1
79 <.
*75
$3.50 convertible preferred.—75
19%
20 '<
Plough Lie.————2.50
24%24%
Plymouth Oil Co_———5
52%
51%
Polaroid Corp
———118
18%
Poor 6c Co—l
——..—10
24%
24'/#':
Potomac Electric-Power Co
10 -
30-
92% Feb
96
.'Jan
23% Jan--7l
22--Jan
54 *'2 Feb
28 v
2
29% May33J
-
:
7
75
.
7
14,800
90
—.1
24% Feb
2
1 Jan
37
Jan 29
21,700
95
40%
1
57% Jan
49% Feb
2
'92% Jan
5
13
Cr
•-
20% Jan
'
'
,
85% Jan
7
89% Jan 10
23% Feb
4
111
Feb
7
9% May 18
72
2
22% Jan 10
.95
Feb 1
40' May 9 '
78% Mar 19
24% Fleb
4.
-
22
Fbb
:
"55.. Jan 31
42% Jan
0
4
>
26% Jan.. 16
2
16% Jan
;
31
May 20
12% Feb
24% Jun 28
33% Oct 22
65'
Oct 11
Dec
-
20% Jan
31
23% Jan 13
43% Jan
Feb
80
Jan 10
69
19% Jan
2
.
Feb
48
V 600
*102'% 104
.
Jan 24
122
Jan
39% Jan-10
Jun ; 7
3-
22% Feb
19% Jan
120
Jun 12
Jun 20
32% July 22
23% Dec 31
;
44% Jun 21
-
69
.
63% Dec 11
13% Dec 30
'
Jan 23
21% Deo
-
•
-19% Jun 24
.
7
135
Feb 12
6
16% Jan
1,000
40
48%
40V*
..
4
16
•7% Feb,
14% Jan
29% July 25
Mar-29
3
4
73% Jan
2
Pittsburgh Forgings Co.:
..I
Jan; 22
19% Feb
4
65
•
68% Oct 21
14
6% Jan
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co—
3
80% Feb
"Oct 221
22% Dec 19
30
NOV 14
2
68% Feb 21
:
jan 30»
Feb
-
3Vi
57'/*. * 57%:
59
•95
50
100'%
14%
39%
40 V*
$5 convertible preferred—.No par
64.80 preferred (conv)..—No par
7-
6-
140
3
•
150
7,400
...
5
15%
37% Jan
-
Dec 23.
67-
Jan
15% Jan
•5% Jan 10
8% July 19
'
Dec 30
Dec 24
14 -
136
«
131% Jun 21
6% Dec 23
•
-
16
33% Feb
Jun 12
UOj Feb
■
14% Dec 30
36 V
51'%
Pitts Coke 6s Chem Co com-——10
.AfftrS*
19% Feb
87% Feb'
3
<93
Oct 21
'
42-
53"
..100
49% Feb
44
.41%
•34 Va
21%
—-1339
preferred—
400
'
*
21%
53
,
1
32 Va
42
36
preferred—.....——100
1.80% pseferred—
.....100
4.30% preferred——
/-JOO
4.68% preferred
....
—100
Pblla 8s Reading Corp—
1
Pfilko Corp common;—3
3%% preferred seriesA—
—100
Philip Morris Inc .common——.5
4% preferred——^———.100
3.90%
ml
720
99
95
42% Jan
—
2.000
•
12'%
58%
6
4
•
100
52%
45'%
100'/* 100%
98'%
l
Jan
Nov
3
2
4,000
4,600
1,100
54
12 Yu
—5
common
2nd preferred (conv)—100
12,000
2,500
"
54.
52'%
45
45
14%
98%
41%
14%
E3%
*50
52%
14%
,
14
53
100
54 Vis
21%
*53
.....100
1
90
.
lL% pet 21
-
44%
98*%
100
33%c
30% Feb 21
42% Jan
3
88-
-
98%
12%
32 %
25
•3% Jan
4
44% Jan " ^31
94
May 6l
31% Apr 23
35% Npv 13
39% Jun 26
♦
13'%
53»%
4
89'/*. 90.
13% •13%'
J
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com
1
6% preferred——:—
—100
Phillips Petroleum
——_5
PUlshury Mills Inc common—j.25
64 preferred—..
...No par
Piper Aircraft Corp..—.;
Pitney-Bowes Inc——.
2
94% Jan 21
-
52%;
45'/a
14tn
89%
4.40%
4
84
Jan
7% Jan
14%
13%,
53 '/a
•50
-3%
.
89'/*
4
12,800
30
14'%
4
3%
;
14%
89 Vi
26
29%
30%
Phil* Electric Co common—.No par
01 conv preference com
No par
84
-
4
89'%
13%
;
99% 100
100
99%
9 J'%
-5
6
51% Feb
74% Jan
44%
98 V4
12%
19
Jan 29
63% Feb
Jan
.
r '
'
12%
Feb
104% Feb 11
32
Feb
4
15% Feb
5
12% Jan
12
Feb 12
13%
52'%
Phelps-Dodge Corp
7
100% Jan 31
57% Jan
Dec
13%
3%
—No par
4% c/<r preferred....—^
93% Feb
27% Jan
46
89'%
6
40
3
Oct 22
14%
88%
Pfizer (Chas) 4b Co Inc
103
10
21% Oct 22
*14 Vis
42% Feb
9
94 % Jan
53% Dec 23
38% Oct 21
3%
15
88%
__10
:
l
No par
Corp.
Petroleum Corp of Amer.
Pfelffer Brewing Co——
4%
20
26%
*25
26
30 '/a
■
8s Light com
common
,3%
14%
4
14%
3% Jau 30
59% Feb 17
Web 17
6
Jan
102% Jan
Jan
Pet Milk Co
95
2
Feb
99
2
108
28
29%
88 %
21% Feb
37% Jan
21
104% Feb 12
NOV 18
Jan
29%
40
—lo,
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc.
Peoples Gas Light 6c Coke
Peoria 8s Eastern Ry CoPepsi-Cola Co..
5
10
95
28% Mar 26
20% Jun 7
5% Aug 7
25% July 15
2% Dec 27
22% Feb
Jan
Sand
29%
No par
_1
-
4%% preferred
—
100
440% series preferred——.100
6
Jan 29
50
Glass
Penn Power
17
28% Jan
Penna
20
11%
7
25
7
13
Jan 25
22% Jan
40% Apr 24
85
Apr 00
24% May 9
80% Aug 2
68
Jan
49
*25
29%
29 Va
1
$1.60 conv preferred
Penney (J C) Co—_
Pennroad Corp (The)
^..
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp.
3
24
101
35% Dec 23
11
Jan
41% Jan
8
28% Deo 19
94
57
Jan 29
32% Dec 11
16% Oct 21
45 % Feb 25
92
Oct 25
13% Deo 20
19 %
15% Feb
2
106
11% Dec 30
92
2
50% Jan
•25
26%
■'
—25
Pww-Dtxie Cement Corp..
Penn-Texas Corp common
27
25% Mar. 13
16
July 2
70% July 12
64% July 19
Nov 26
75
Telephone—
preferred
preferred
1
61.32
61.30
27%
3^500
48%
.48%
3j000
■T——29%*r* '3Wr"
-
35,500.
"•i
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
24
.
.
Monday, February
.
(900)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
-
STOCKS
Range for Previous
HIGH
AND
Friday
Feb. J9
Feb. 20
the Week
Feb. 31
Thursday
Wednesday
Feb. 18
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
Tuesday
Feb. 17
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
.
LOW
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
-
Shares
Q
2
39% Sep
138 % Dec
37% Feb
13
123% Aug 13
30
33 y« Jan
23% Oct 22
27
Oct 22
64% Jun 24
17
Mar 22
9
24
7
29% Jan
Jan
40
May 13
30% Jan
78
Jan
24
69% Jaji
17
Feb
143
35
Jan
74% Jan
21
7
49 % Jan
14
Dec 23
34% Jan
11
14% Jan
13
14
22% Dec 11
39
16% Mar 18
25
Dec 20
36
Jan
Oct 29
41% Apr
31% Jan
28
20"
Reading Co common
2
25% Jan
Rayonier
34% Jan 24
26% Jan
12% Jan
4%
10
Feb
13
8
Jan
6
*
30% Dec
10
45
;
14% Feb
July 31
13
35
21% Feb
21
Jan
13
54
Jan
9
Oct
10
4% Dec
Q
13
56
37
Oct 22
Dec
18
21
32 % Dec 30
39% Nov 12
Jan
9
7
7% Feb
20
11% Feb
4
2
39% Jan
13
43% Jan
30
Republic Steel Corp
July 19
July 11
22% Jan
9
29% Jan
30
Revere Copper & Brass
Revlon Inc
21
25% Jan
6
10
66% Dec
5
63% Jan
6
73% Sep
19
22
83% Feb
38% Feb
78% Jan
9 1
87% Jun 24
10
Dec 23
99
10% Jan
,
1% Jan
22% Jan
2
4
7 % Apr
Dec 23
26% Aug 19
24
28% Jan
25% Feb
2
•
Roan
4
8
7
27% Jail
27
& El Corp
Rockwelf Spring & Axle Co
2
90
Jan
6
96
Jan
28
4%
22% Jan
2
25 % Juh
9
Rohr
20% Dec 31
May 29
33% May 21
32
July 24
20% Feb
13 :
21% Jan
15
8% Dec 23
37% Dec 19
13% Jan
2
Feb
19•
60% Jun
10
17% Dec 30
28
Feb 26
40% May 16
35
Nov 25
Oct 21
81% Nov
06
4
19 % Oct 22
9
37% Jan 13
18% Feb 21
30% Jan
Royal
Feb
5
Royal McBee
37% Feb
19
9 % Feb
11
23 V4 Nov 20
26% Dec
4
24% Jan
10
78
93
Mar 22
84% Jan
2
89
176
July 17
Jan
24
8
223i Jan
2
2
24
2
137
2
Feb 14
22
Dec 30
46 Ya Mar
161
Ruberold Co
29% Feb
19
Safeway
Stores
Jan
29
185
Feb
19
27
Feb
4
26% Feb
10% Jan
2
133/4 Feb
5
5
531/4 Jan
14
58% Feb.
5
235
Feb
13
384
Oct
190
May 23
205
Jan
235
2
20
2G1
23 Vs Oct 22
85
Oct 36
17% Oct 11
29% Oct 22
11% Dec 24
26% Jan
6
20
94
Feb
13
2
23
Feb
19
34% Feb
3
90
32 Vb Feb
39% May
2
32*4 Feb
20
1
12% Feb
14
12'
20
29
13
Sep 25
36
11
Dec
30
62
Nov
4
86
102
Nov
15
Mar
Feb
34
12 V8 Jan
20
3;
3
Jan
'
'35
Jan
7
23
'.
55/4 Feb
GOVa Jan
16 '
78
7
12
17
84
Jan
272
*261
18%
18%
38%
33
12%
30
*33%
1
13%
58%
80
81
34
*33'
94"
Jan
8
99% Jan
24
21% Jan
2
28
Feb
3
81
Feb
3
100
*79
81%
24% Jan
30
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
20
23
23%
29
Seaboard Finance Co
_i
18%
19
1
54%
55%
75
Jan
7
83-
May
1
77% Jan
9
20
Dec
23
36
Jan
4
21% Jan
10
15% Oct 23
18
Dec
13
17% Jan
10
19% Jan
19
52% Feb
$4 preferred—
Scovill Mfg Co common
-
3.65%
—
preferred
*9G.
98 %
,
58
58%
22'.a
22 Va
23
231 it
23
4
4%
4
25%
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-
•
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23%
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>
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9%
9%
•
23 Va
'24;r,7
25;la
25%
,
10%
11
56 V
56%
11%
57 V
a
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31%
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59
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25 V
25.%
.
r
83
8% Dec 19
82
Sep
r
16% Jan 24
63% Jan
12,
10
11% Feb
4
\ 24
Jan
27% Jan
27.
25
Jan
27% Feb
4
12% Jan
22
Servel Inc common
5
2
Seagrave Corp
.
*11
5
Seiberling Rubber Co
16
8% Jan
22 7
r't
23%
L
a
*26
18%
•
■?*
v23Va.
23.
22%/ 22%,;,
22%
11%
55%
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■
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54%
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(
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•
11
11
-
'
22% Nov 19
24 Va Oct 22
29% May 22
29% Jan
7
8% Oct 22
15% Jan
3
11% Jan
2*/2 Aug 12
5 Va July
9
76% July 15
26% Jan
2
.4% Jan
67% Jan
42% Jan
7
8% Oct 22
25
Nov
19
Dec
23
5% Jan
79
Feb
87s Jan
10
13% Jan
21.
31
Feb
2
31
Jan
Oct
1
27
Feb
58 Va Jan
2
26
Jan
10% Sep
9
33
,
1
6
23
Sealriglit-Oswego Falls Corp
Sears Roebuck & Co
23; 7
19 Va
19%
19
55/i
54 Vi
10 ®
a
10%
26 V
a
26 V-a
1
Industries
Shahmoon
3
Shamrock
Oil
&
*11%
1
4%
No par
*73%
2.50
Inc
11%.
1
Gas—
*26%-';
26%
,
28-%
.
7% Mar 12
Nov
13
93
18% Dec
19
29% Jun
Steel
9
Sharon
8% Jan
13
9% Jan
3
Shattuck
Feb
12
67% Jan
2
Shell
•17% Feb
58
May 21
No par
No par
Corp
(Frank G)
Oil
74
11'-%
28%
9%
18
13%'%
/
•.
27
59%
"4%
;
*73'
7
32
21
20% Feb
3
Feb
21
J J Feb
11
York
New
ordinary
shares
fl
Rights (expire March 3)
21% Apr
30
14% Jan
2
1G% Jan
30
Sheller
9 Va Oct 22
17 y8 Jan
25
10
2
11% Jan
23
Sheraton Corp
Jan
13 7
Mfg
,
ii
■y:
17;%".'»
17%
18
:/■ V)'
16% Jan
16
32% Apr
"lT
23 % Feb
13
25% Jan
6
33 W Dec
30
49% Jan
17
33% Jan
2
40% Jan
31
Simmons
49
17
89
8
50 % Jan
2
59
Jail
29
68y2Jun
6
80% May 27
36Tb Sep 23
46% Feb
18
51
% Feb
4
45 % Dec
23
49
Nov
14
28
Dec
30
14% Oct 21
14
Nov 12
53 y2 Oct
22
45 Va Dec 23
15% Sep 25
6% Oct 22
18% Jan
2
Jan
Co—
Sinclair
Oil
4834 Feb
19
55
Jan
22
Skelly
26 %■ Jan
17
30% Jan
9
Smith
2
19 Va Feb
3
Oil
22
Smith-Douglass
70% Dec
58% Jan
10
68 % Feb
17
Smith
44
y2 Jan
13
16
Jan
2
50% Feb
187/aJ&n
24
27
South Amer Gold & Platinum
19
South Carolina E
5
65% July 15
18
21% Jan
10 Vs Jun
6
2
23% May
6% Jan
2
8
Jan
24% Feb
4
14%
10%;
10%
14
14 VB
24%
24
24
,
45 Va
1
17%
9 Va
59 Va
1
7%
20.
30
35% Jan
25
32% Jan
13
34% Jan
24
51% Jun
13
49% Jan
2
52% Jan
28
Southern
25% Dec 26
24% Jan
13
27% Feb
13
Southern Co
5
29% Dec 23
33
Jan
2
36% Jan
24
33
46y8Jan
34% Jan
2
40
26
28 Ve Dec
11
16 Vs NOV 27
76y20ct
26
4
Jan
22
12 Ys Dec
31
2% Dee
31
8
30•
Jan
10
34% Jan
30
4
163a Jan
2
17% Feb
6
Jan
17
77
34% Dec 31
18 y8 Jan 10
32
6% Jan
65
Jan
61
July
79% Nov
13
4
19% Feb
3
Jan
Feb
45% Jan
81
45% Apr 25
40
10
7
28
8
12
.
8%
Porto
*
10
34% Jan
24
Southwestern
Jan
8
14
23
2
3% Feb
4
Feb
17
59% Jan
16
66
19% Jan
14
12% Jan
17% Dec 30.
26% July 15
98% Jan 15
18 y« Jan
85 y2 Jan
94 % Jan
28
$4.50
4
8% Deo 11
60
..
jott TV*
ll
24
12% Apr 11
72% Jan
7
T,ip
1J
88
Jan
7
15
Jan
24
20% Jan
16
Spencer Kellogg 6c Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
12% Feb
21
Spiegel
62 % Jan
68
Jan
23
$«.60
21 % .Tan
23% Jan
16
9% Jan
Public Service Co
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
11% Dec 30
8.
Jan
preferred
Inc
common
preferred.
8auar«> D Co
34%
34V
29%
29%
35%
39%
20
32 %
17%
*76
•
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32 %
33
17
17 V*
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78
1
32%
33
32%
1
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14
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1
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;
3%
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3%
56 %
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93
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91%
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12
21%
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34 Ji
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511
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16,600
263a
267b
19,500
29%
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900
34 3
38 V1
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32 Va
32
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78
78
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33
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14
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100
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561
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68
13,100
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32 V4
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4,300
.:
17%
7/b
7%
24
24
50 Vi
13 Va
*91,
.
29/i
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'a
3,300
.
66/i
46%:-
29%
*76
33 V
56
•% 17
3,700
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15%. '
a
45%
.
3,900
-18%..
38%
4
68
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*90 Va
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17 V
56 Va
66
56%
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51%
26%
29%
323a
14
27%
66%
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700
■
35%
78
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64%
27 Va
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2
800
20,200
V
'
27 Va
*50
36
38%
Corp
2.50
Spear & Co. $5.50 pfd
No par
Spencer Chemical Co common
6
4.20%
preferred
100
9
27%
5134
Sparton
94 y8 Jan
49 Va J
b
; 24 Vi
24
23%
293a
Pacific Co (Del)
No par
Southern Railway common—No par
Jan
'"7%
27
100
18%
7%
2634
36
ctfs
27
18%
173a
51%
*
38%
tr
27 V a
18'i
46% :
27 ya
38%
preferred
27
18
17:!o
51%
35%
Ohio stk
27 %
45% 1
26%
7.50
non-cum
49
V
2,300
49%-
49/»
15 V
8,200
;
47%
49
■;
2,800
-
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47 Vb-
49%
7,600
,
57
47
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27%
a
% *55%
47 V 8
a
46 3
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56 V
"
17Va.
51 %
.
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5%
.56%
'
'
29%
Natural Gas Co
38%
45%
34%
South'n
38%
38%
17%
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5
>
46%.
27%
88,900
521,200
24
67
27%
25
24
65Va
*49
49%
24
67%
8
2,100
16,700
14%
67
7
23%
23%
10%
14'
15
50
5
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
Mobile &
3
Edison
(The)
20
53% Jan
88
California
Feb
31
Sugar com
preferred
78
Jan
8
8
10%
14%
.
15:%
45 %
*17%
,.
103b
14
15%
68
11,000
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V i -•/•'-
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16
15%
15%
/.
15%
24
•
47%
18
25
Rico
10
Jan
23%
& G Co com-4.50
preferred
Jan
2% Jan
47
5%
South
Co
-
.
"
16%
10%
■"
-
27 V 4
"
-
9V2,.,,
; gov:
17%/ 17% >
18
60
.4,400
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39
48%
17%
66 Va
17%
Labs
27 Va
"4,300
V'
27%
27%
Vi
.'
467«
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27»a
.
9Vb
; 16
.
55%; 55% ';.
49%
27%
15aa
46%
——
24
29% Feb
.
.
—15
Aircraft
51.78 Feb
2
.■7>
.39,,%'
47%»
*49^4
18%
Solar
28 % Jan
28% Jan
28
17 %
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
French
&
55%
17/8
50%
27%
5
-
39%"
3
11 Va-
60 Vi
10%
143a
*'
47a
73
'27;.
28
-•\17%
16 V«
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*55V47.
i:
68%
7
May 27
49% July 17
49%
67 %
Inc
-
466a
33V3c
Kline
Co
24
,
*39.VV
15%
2
32
—
'
15
14
Nov
5
-
Corp
16% Jan
25% Jan
2
48
Co
(A O)
47% Jan
10
5
25
10
47)4
2
Jan
2034 Jan
22
57
14% Jan
8
11
25 y2 Oct
56%
Smith-Corona Inc
15 3
13
44% Sep
40%
23% Oct
2
20% Jan 11
39% Jan
20 y* Jan
40
Corp
"
51% Feb
Sep 23
24%
•
14
Nov
14V2
24%
Corp
Signode Steel Strapping Co
24% Oct 21
43
14%
1
No par
Simmonds Saw & Steel
Dec
-10% y
14 Va
:
*
No par
12
"l7
Siegler
10%
1
Feb
19%. Dec
8
10%
50c
of America
15
400
500
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4%
-
18 V o
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14%
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•
14%
15
1
Corp
700
50,700
a
11
9%
-
23
13 y2 Dec
5,500
/
71 %;
V
Shell Transp & Tr—
10
w
27
11V 4
59 Vi
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6,400
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4%
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2'J
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GOVa J
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v
t
19%
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27%
27%f 27%
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r
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28 Va'"
9%
59 %
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11%;
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27
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7.50
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26 Va
26%
*
10%
26 Vi
,
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27
11%
.
11
27%
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28
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64
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a
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74
.
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26%
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:
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75
.
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11%
54V
56%
12,900
54%-
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-
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26%
3
t
preferred—-
$4.50
900
81 Vi ",
-
Oil Co
Seaboard
"-10
;
'V
53% Nov 13
,-5o
•
25%/ ";/■*'
a
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8.100
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13%%. ».
13%.
58% :
81..
25 Vi
-
34%,!.;
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'
2,300
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-
33
37%
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81
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400
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18%
18%
38 %
-
12 Va
12 Va.,
12%
12%
50
33 %
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32%
81
Vi^ 25%
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37,800
30 34
94
59
L.
800
22%
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;/9,000
,
94
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;
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a
32 Vb
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,
5,600
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•
34
100
7:
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255
37;%
.
270
.
25% ;■
261
32%
18%;
127,600
■
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24
3
31
12%.
89
200
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28%..;;
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190 ?'
57
23 33 V s
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28 y4
89
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i
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29
89
10%
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%
36
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185
13*'
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>
37%
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/
37%
/
19%./
9%
59%;
96
38:%
9%
13%
-
122,600
38%
18%
36%
89
a
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9.%-
39%
20
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40
38%
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2,300
20%77 7>rl;**.200
9%
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* 2,300
■
24%,
19%
58%
ft 25
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7
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11%
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343%
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31
24
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v
5,400
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24%
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20
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1,100
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25%
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261
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31 "a
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33
31
;
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95
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23
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23
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31%
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81%
1
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30%
31%
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V
13% *;•*
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1
25
58%
23
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2 ' '..*
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2
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v
250
7
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2
y
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-
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58%
28V4 *r;29\\
18%
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400
85
85
12% .12%
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92
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,
86%
*
23
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57
•
92
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600
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36%
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59
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y
a
23%
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37% .38%
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2,100
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V
200
25,800
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11%
67%
86%
//-'•
10*%
38 Vu
45 %
gg%
,31%
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95
7
Mar
Dec
45%
*200
30%
31
12%
No par
No par
;
19%
*200
18%
-
28%
45
*255
37
preferred
28%
11%
„
.7.
Savage Anns Corp
.'.
5
Schenley Industries Inc
-1.40
Sehering Corp common——„_1
$3.40
28%
-
38% '■ 39%
V'350-;; '272-V
*200
No par
283s
",'9
11%
57 %
33
preferred
253«
•
25:%
-•.
33
"
21
33% Jan
.*25%
*11%
10
common
25
23% " 24
10
Co
25%
'•»
.26
24
22%
Paper
25
24%
v >.,*182 :i 187 %
30%
Scott
43%
42%-:;
371
20%.
"
12,100
42%
42%
113 a
,*
77' 8.30O
7
6%
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36%
v
uoo
r., ^..
,
/
18%,
7%
348
.
V
■
57
18
v
700
10:;»
12%
/ ;;
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18%
*
r"k-
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344 %
89%
11%
57
>-
>
100
7
'*
""
2
28%
58
21-
12%
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22%
28
Jan
ll3a
21%
*20%
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% *10%
43%
,-.58%
x27% 4
25%
25%
*56%
13/a
33%
6%
99%
V
x89
>.
*13%;
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10%
98%
,
x23%
5%
13%
18%
G9 %
38 %
23%
iX
18%
,
89
23 Va
*4%
1.100
..
33
*55%'
57
"12%'
27%
135
7%
•
5%
500
"
-
/ .*20%'
21
'
20%
9%
u :v
.
300
20%
20%
7%
:
;
i3%
.
■'•it' 33
92
.
200
"
37-
*
14
'
-
1,700
33
*34
;
37,800
.
28%
7%
32%
*83
--.
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5% 'convertible
Schick Inc
_*
21 %
166 %
94
5
Diego Gas & Electric Co
Sangamo Electric Co
19
,14% Jail
100
*20%
-*43i
„
*27%
37
7%
>86%
24%
..100
San
14
39% Feb
32% Jan 13
22 Vo May 29
64% Jun 14
19
noncum preferred
St Regis Paper Co common
1st p/d 4.40% series A
20
14ya Jan
18% Feb
17% July
23% Jun
37% NOV 27
Oct 22
2
Jan
20% Jan
3
Feb
96
31% Oct 21
85
3
m
48% Jan
23% Jan 29
16% Oct 22
71% Oct 21
Feb
350^
■'24%
23%
33
28
*34
I 25%
>94
23%
33
21%
■*'45
.
*176
10
St Joseph Light & Power
No par
St L San F Ry Co com
No par
Preferred series A 5%
100
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co—100
5%
2
Jan
100
St Joseph Lead Co
7
26% Jan 11
25>/a Dec
*9
10
,
25%
■"
23%
37%
31
..
,
23%
11%
20%
9%
39%
'£0% > "%19%
20
'
37%
3G%'/ 37%
9%. ~
9,
9'>
27'%
88%
preferred
+
4.30% conv preferred-
25%
347 %
"
16
23
36 %-
31"%" 31
....
/. "
15%
223bJ
27%
5%
200
,
16,600
16%
37
"
1,100
1,200
23%
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28%
•>
; v
95 *
24%
20%
9%
36%
1.66%
common
26
19%
4%
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-v
22%
•"•16
16%
x23
39%
—1
—
33
28%
.
1%
2 ;v
58
' 58%•'
,
31
39
1
5
Corp
(The)
23%
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>• 12w'" *"12%".;',
•»
351
24%
20%
9%
1
23%
.
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5
51 %
23"*. :
;23-k
V22%,, 22%//
4
'
4%
;
7;4- v. 4"V«
23%
.,23
%'2j% 23 %
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31
.%*29■'/, 31
347
20 Guilders
Co
(Jacob)
74 y4 Feb
9
I
;
Pet
Ruppert
50% Dec
21% Oct 24
Dutch
3
10% Dec 10
Jan
100
1
_
Rome Cable Corp
Ronson Corp_i
3
15% Jun
Corp-i.
;
23 7
23
25%
-
*50%
25% ' 25%
29%
28%
68 v. 68%
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92/ •
86/
86%
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99%
'
•
2
23%
5
20
' I'
V
59%';"
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30%
>
No par
common
preferred series A
21
*
Co
Aircraft
24
7% Oct 24
July
6c Haas
10% Jan
14
8
Rohm
41% Feb
2
Jan
353% Jan 23
..
25
Rochester Gas
Jan
t-
I
preferred
conv
51%
■V21-%.
.
'96 >
1%
Mines
Antelope Copper
5%%
51%
*50%
23%
V
-'92
58%
*22%
22%
4
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
Jail
31% Feb
'
173n
25%
28%
'■
99% '*99% :'y",
12 %• 12%
5
.
73%
17:%
33
2
-
69%
69
No par
10
Corp
37"
44%
-*84
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Trust
Selection
Oil
73%
17%
23%
»,11%/ 12%
>, 36 %v 36%
45 > ■' 45%' '
36%
*84
-
1
Co
2
315
285
series
Riegel Paper Corp
Ritter Company
5
8
423% May
4.50%
31
2
22% Jan
Rhodesian
Richfield
4% Jan
3
31% July 24
30
24% Feb
10
100
100
series
Manufacturing
29
23% Jan 29
*
2
Jan
29 %
Rheem
2% Jan
~
2
22% Jan
36% July 19
44% July 17
29% Mar 5
20% Dec 23
Jan
4
64% Jan
10
2
50
10
3.60%
Preferred
17
13% Feb
2
33% Jan
% Feb
1
common
34
73
17%
*50%
16
16%'
.24%
'
12%
Common
Preferred
25%%
29%
pfd series A
34%
73
.
11%
36%
44%
48,000
34 3«
73
17 3 4
•
28%
400
72'%
7%
7%
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5%
,
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14
> *13%
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33% v % 32%
32% ,5
7 21-7/
21%
21%
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57
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r
6%
6%
6%
6%
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11
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42%
43% \ ....V'42%43%
1
Reynolds (R J) Tob Class B
7
18
99
•
4%%
14
80% Feb
-
2
57% Jan
19% Jan
Aug
6
83% Feb
9
27 % May
2
Oct 21
19% Jan
22 % Dec
18
21% Uan
80
18% Dec 23
28
94% Jan
4
3% Apr
1% Oct 21
66% Dec 30
4
Mar
<
Drug Co
Reynolds Metals Co
25%
7 34%
25%
34%
26
7%
*4%
510
141
25%
17%
21Vib 21 %
21%
7%
*
,
8,900
38 3 4
33 %
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26%
34
>
51 Vi*
"■>'. *34/'
•
2.50
Rexali
22
69% Feb
7
62 % Jan
52% July 22
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred.
17
45% Jan
•
Republic Aviation Corp
4
12% Feb
10
41% Jan
29% Feb
2
32 (p Jan
'
10
8% Jan
10% Jan
72% Jun 24
68% Jun
Mfg Co common
3%'/o series
-
*
27%
37
10 4.
*13%
5
33
5 "■ " *21
100
*55%
1
18%
50c
6%
10
, 1034
10
42%
l>
24%
Conv pfd
2
2
4
40
Reliance
Jan
5
6
65% May 16
46 % Mar 29
Mar 12
7'/a Oct 22
5
9% Jan
16% Jan
10
8% May
13% Apr
59% Jan
39
21% Dec 18
Feb
r
38%
141%
140
140%
*25 %
23%
23% /
23%; 23%
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28%.
'
21%
lo
Stores
25
32% Jan
•
9
27%
50c
,
Corp
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
7
Mar 29
Feb
1
Reliable
11
Feb
30
62
*
inc
(Robt) & Co—•
$1.25 div prior preference
6
Jan
31
Bros
33%
No par
;
51%
23%
.*34
17%
7/ 16
'
23%
23%
5
72%
17%
,
*32%
50
34%
72%
16%
x23
33%
-■
>
.
52
Reis
6% Jan 28
2
7
10
Dec
2nd preferred—i
noncum
Reeves
•
3% Jan
8
20% Dec 24
52
•"
13% Jan
6% Feb 28
15% July
5
50
50
:
Reed Roller Bit Co
7
.
3Ke Dec. 31.
:
4% noncum 1st preferred
22
22% Feb
17% Jan
8
13%Dec
Inc
26%
38%
38%
37%
*138
*25%
17%
*51%
io%
1
Raytheon Mfg Co
2
2
No par
Raybe.stos-Manhattan
4
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
12
57/e Dec 31
73%
5
11
18
26% Jan
34% "
73%
17%
No par
Inc
Feb
12
16% Dec 30
1
Jan
21% Jan
2
35
,
17
24% Feb
32 % Jan
10
Jan
52
23% Feb
23% Aug 13
34% Jan
4
30 % Nov 18
33%
$3.50 1st preferred
Ranco
142'.
'
38
141
26
29
19% Jan
26
Radio Corp of America cim—No par
14
6
38
*139
33%
140%
6%
5
2
37%
Oats Co (The) common
5
prelerred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
Quaker
2
29
13
21% Aug
59% Jun
6
Jan
26% Feb
2
48% Feb 11
1
39% Jan
11
Jan
136
12
-
22
12 V
a
66
"
22 Vi
93
13%
,
.
."
13% '
13%
19%
18%
19%
91%
90%
00%
1,200
13%
18%
91 Va
-
91%
*65 Va
*90 Vb
93
.12.
66'
22
Vi
22%
190
12%
12%
66
45,300
.
-
12%
66%
66%
190
21%
22 Vb
6,600
,.
11,100
Number 5719
Volume 187
(901)
Chronicle.
The Commercial and Financial
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCK8
Range for Previous
Lowest:
I
71
23
4
Nov -
.
77% Jan
9
Jan
,
$3.50 preferred
i
Standard Coil Products
21
8% Jan
- ■4
2% Oct *22
43% Feb
12 ? '
35% Dec
23
47% Nov~13
94
'
11% Dec
'
31
13% Oct
36% Dec
88%fJarr-V 6
10% Jan1" 2
18% July 12 ;;
12
18% May 2ft "
85% May 21" '
22 *
57% Dec 23 '.■■■
54% Nov " 4 "
-Jan
36
;
81%
7%
Jan, 2
•4%
14% Jan,, 2
Feb
7
60% Feb
83% July 12
13% Jan
2
15 " i
35% July 15
16% Dec
19 *
23% July 15
17% Jan'
27'A Dec
17
41% Apr 23
18 7 a May 15
19% May 21
29
15% Dec
31
10% Dec
31 *
15% Nov
7
1
18% Mar
4
32
22
50
8
31
29% Apr 24
17% Feb
2
-
Jan * 2
2% Dec
30
11
2% Jan
2
42 y4 Oct
21
57% July 23
39% Feb
14
15% Dec
11
18% Nov
15% Jan
-
9
Dec
8% Apr
27
16% Jan
r
7
9% Jan
17
2
<
.
44 %
27
Sun Chemical :Corp common
Jan
16
81
Feb
Feb
10
69
Jan
20% Jan
2
22% Jan
10
26
93
Feb
14
79
C7% Nov 26
82
Jun
3
60
20
20% July 26
29% May 16
24% Apr 11
28% Oct
38% Jan
78
Dec
-
Dec
30
22
05% Oct 29
6% Dec
74
15% Aug
30
Jan
13
14%
,29,600
43
42%
42%
43
43 Va
43%;
44'
42 Va
44%
1,600
13
13Va
29% Dec
30
Dec
31
G% Dec
24
18% Feb
6
3% Dec
30
*12
-'12%.
61
61 Va
12
12
321/4
33%
32%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19 Va
19'A
5,200
30%
30%'
30%
30%
30.
30 Vn
30
30 Va
2,400
17
17
17%
17%
17%.
*17
17%
*17
17%
12
16%
12%
16 Va
*16%
32%
!
i
32%:
32 %
.
*17%
200
11%
12
1,800
*16%
17
400
12
11%
12%
12%
12%
12%
16%
16%
16%
'.16%
42%
42%
41%'
42
41%
41%
41%
42%,
41
41%
21%
22
21%
22
22
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
17-
2,800
5,000
.
3 Va
19,700
40%
8,000
18
1
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
3,500
82%
270
''3%.
3
3Va
-'81
80 Va
'
3'/8
3
:
81
*
81
*80V4
81
3
*80
81
600
80 'A
62 Va
62 Va
62'A
62%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
217b
21%
21%
2,700
17,400
23V4
23 V4
23 Va
23'A
*23
23%
23 Va
23V4
23'A
23%
12,000
*32
33
32%
32%
*32
32%
*32%
80
81
80
81
80 Va
81
8
7%
8
12.50
California
—10c
,-25
—5
4.16%
Sweets Co of America
Co—
(The)
Paper
9,700
32%
19%
30%
No par
1
Sutherland
300
19%
Va
62'A
62
21%
29% Jan
2
34% Jan
8
Swift &
9
31% Jan
2
37% Feb
4
8
72% Jan
2
84
Jan
31
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com—
7.50
$4
preferred
!
No par
9
7% Jan
2
9% Jan
16
Symington Gould Corp
18% Jan
3
21% Feb
7
3% Jan
8
6 '/a Jan
30
TelAutograph Corp
2
12% Jan
16
Temco
7%
32%
32%
81
78
79
7%
8
4,900
5,300
"470
7%
1' 120
1395
33 Va
33
1,700
,
33%
33%
33%
33Va
33'A
33%
*19%
20%
*19%
20%
*19%
20 "a
*19%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
9,600
35%,
36%
35%
36%
35 Va
35%
8,700
82
32
32%
32%
32%
35'A
36
351/4
36
*80 Vu
82
811/2
81%
8
9
20
Va
5
Vu
51/4
11%
11%
;
...
20
82
82
*80%
82
90
8
8
8
7%
8
7,600
21
*80%
21
21
21%
8
8Va
8
8Va
1
;
7%
1458
1410
1440
1435
1440
1430
•
800
32%
80 Vt
•;
20%
34
33'A
*19%
25
Co.-
1480
1440
7%
8'A
62 'A
62
62%
62
'
Superior Oil of
1,800
3
Biscuits Inc
2
—
12
32%
*11%:
32%
j
18
11
Apr
12%'
•
61
61
4,600
60
*59
40
19% Feb
May
61%
2,000
15%
15Vi
15%
60',.
.
3 Va
3
*14
61%
13%
15%
*59
<
18%
20% May 17
13
12%
60
61
61%
12 y8
...
*13%
15%
-
*58 %
40'A
46% Jai.
26% Nov
i
,
40 V4
19% Jan
27
62
:
13 %
15 Va
15%
60
*58% 1'
*17%
89
27
15%
•
13%
13%
13 Va
15%
40%
17%
Mining Co
Jan
13%
60
.
No par
Co-—_—_—
35% Jan 28
100
13%
17%
Sunshine
1680
5,300
14%
40 Va
Sunshine
2
154,900
40%
17
21
92
.18
10%
21
Jan
43'A
92
39%
9% Jan 24
Feb
48 Va
43
96-
*17%
81% Feb
32
47 Va
43%
,
17Va
33% Jan
1395
49.'
*92
t
39%
3
7
.
96
14
3
30
24
J
43%
44
38,400
17'A
42% Jan 10
19% Dec
72
8
Oil
48
49%
:
,
32,900
391/4
13
Jan
6% Jan
2,000
'JiNy 15
43% Jun 17
2
27% Nov
1,210
72
Sun
3
*92
,
...
1
Jan
31% Jan
18
Mar 20
2
36
3
5
,
Tool
$4:50 series A preferred
18
-
-
44%
35%
3
30%
.
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common__l
4 V2V0
preferred series A
25
5%%- 2nd pfd series of '55
30
23% Feb
:
43%
96
44
36%
700
3 Va
44 Va
35%
14%
-
;■
44
..
*3
44
:.
36%
48%
49%
43%
: 45
14%
—1
i
.-
4,700
14%
32%
-_5
,15
,-—5i—5
Sundstrand Mach
Corp
710
,
7%
7 Va
13%
*12%
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Sunbeam
*83
7%
2,700
84
14%
—
8
48%
*92
96
-*61
l
21
11% Jan
2
v
10
Co
49%
15%.
16
30.
Shares
44%
44 'A
84
7%
3%
*3
36%
*57%
Jan
Jan
?■ .19
5;
83%
7%.
r
the Week
Feb. 31
44%
44%
83 Va
*82%
44%
35%
44^4
35 %
13%
-
15
v
Feb
-
45%
7%
3%
*
44%
Stokely-Van' Calmp Inc common—1
5% prior preference
---—20
Stone & Webster
No par
Storer Broadcasting Co
—1
%
17 ~
// 43%
:
Feb. 20
43
3% Jan
45% Jan
3
37% Jan.
16.
&- Fuller
Baer
1
Friday
Thursday
<
13%
24% Jan
2
20
3
12% Jan
.
Stix
-
3
1
36%
43%
:——5
Stevens
3%
45%
*92
No par
Stewart-Warner Corp—
' Jan * 8
7%
49%
•'
Co—!——1
Sterling Driig Inc
(J P) <& Co Inc—'
10
20% Feb
10% Jan
5
33 % Oct
May
34 % Feb
83%
7%
7%
3%
10
Statiffer .Chemical Co
Sterchi Broa' Stores Inc—
2-
82%
82
44
-
-,-.100
com
1
10
'Starretf Co(The)
22
44%
45
.
35%
6.25
common
Standard Ry Equip Mfg
Stanley Warlter Corp—
L S__.
24
16'/a Jan-28
2
Ohio
3%%
preferred series A
Standard Packaging Corp
Convertible preferred
■r
2
15% Jan
18% Dec
5
•' Jan
I
—j—_
California
of
Stanttafd'Oll
12% Feb 11
"15% Jan *2
'
45% Feb
68% Jan
11
Jan
■
4
Gl'
10% Jan.; 15
29% Jan 14
25% Feb
14% Feb
■
44%
Feb. 19
-
*
Standard Oil'oMndianai
—25
Standard Oil of New Jersey:
7
2l
.13% Jan
57
-10% Nov 21
-J
*
'
2
-
" F eb
92
distribution'
Standard Oil* of
4
^45%"Ffeb -7
43
I
13
13
47% Feb
3an' <20
*:51'%,Jab*29
*
'
8
Mar
11% Dec
9% Nov 27 ' •
4 v'r
33% Nov
_
Fetf'*2l
10
62% Jun
30
•
47% Feb-21
5 "*
68% July
40% Oct-22 A;
84% Oct
: Feb 28
44
SS'bfFeb 18
,
Ex
3% Feb * 5
Jan ' 3
3
3% May 22
59% July 16
62% Jai
4
>
44%
44%
No par
Standard Gas & Electric Co—
-
Feb. 18
Inc—1
Co
Wednesday
Tuesday
Feb. 17
Pmt
com—No par
Standard Brands Inc
5
-84- "'Feb 20
2
6
Monday
EXCHANGE
: 46% Feb
40% Jan- .2
9
82% Feb 13
9% Jan 11
42% May
2
Oct
5
/
Highest
.
37% Jan
Sales far
LOW AND men BALE PRICES
•'
NEW "YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
/'Highest
Year 1957
-
T
8% Jan
11
Inc
Talcott
Aircraft
18% Jan
31
9% Jan
Dec
18
60% Jan
11
35% Jan
2
41% Feb
3
Tennessee
54% Feb
12
7 6 Va J uii
6
55% Feb
21
63% Jan
2
Texas
8% Oct
34
24
21
1
1
Corp
5% Oct
22
87% Nov
13
8% Mar 15
Jan
L60
4y% Maj
2
44 % Jan
Jan
29
Texas
Oct
14
21% Jan
2
10% Jan
13% Feb
11
Texuun
11
21
Jan
3
15% Jan
17% Feb
11
17% Jan
21
26
Aug
2
22% Jan
24% Jan
31
47% Jan
28
62
Aug
2
54% Feb
58% Jan
31
10
27
15% Apr
12
12
10% Jan
14% Jan
28
10
Dec
9
42% Oct
18
53
16
16
Vu
281/4
27%
27 7 b
27'A
26%
21 Va
25%
27
26
ex-distribution—1
*7%
7%
71/2
7%
*7%
7%
7%
100
♦105V2
No par
47'A
Oil
Coal &
28
Aub
6
21
13% Feb
6
Thompson
42% Feb
21
55 % Jan
9
Thompson Products Inc
86% Jan
6
88 y2 b cO
1.9
23% Feb
Jan
42% May 27
20
2b
23% Jan
Nov
12
fco
27
30
Dec
20
53% Jun
13
23
19% Nov 21
36
J
22
13% Mai 20
12% Jan
21
56% July 22
41 % Apr 24
42
22
30
50
9
23% Jan 21
Toledo
5
Trane Co
7
Transamerica
14
20% Jan
4
10% Jan
21
2
29% Feb
20
24
34% July 16
57
Jan 29
27% Jan
48% Jun
Jan
2
57
Jan
23
16% Dec
30
31% Jan
16% Jan
2
19% Jan
22
Oct
53
2
30
61
43% Feb
10
44
Jan
16
30
37% Jun 20
23 % Feb
20
25% Jan
8
Oct
22
50% Sep
17
45
Jan
3
48
Feb
4
19% Dec
20
30% Jun
6
21% Jan
2
25% Feb
19
9
Jan
9% Dec
19
17
Jan
14
10'/a Jan
8
13
Jan
27
50
Jan
2
32% Jan
6
36
Jan
21
2% Oct
17
10% Jan
10
3% Jan
*2
12% Nov 14
30% Jan
18
13% Jan
13
10% Dec 30
12% Dec 24
.16% Apr
29
11
Jan
2
33% Jun
26
12% Jan
2
8% Apr
16% Jan
TXL
20
Coacti
Oil
12% Feb
Underwood
11
5 % Jan
2
7% Feb
Union
Asbestos &
31% Feb
14
33% Jan
Union
Bag-Camp
Feb
21
98
19
27% Jan"" 2
29% Jan
29
6
102% Feb
10
Preferred $4.50 series
81% Feb
5
81% Feb
5
Preferred $3.70 series
Feb
12
Preferred $3.50 series
79% Jan
2
73Vz Jan
3
80
7
87
Jan
2
92 % Jan
40
Dec
23
64VsJun
5
40% Jan
13
24
Oct
21
31% Jan
8
24% Jan '
7% Nov
6
4
8 % Jan
22
20% Dec
23
18% Oct
22
Dec
19
48
9% Mar
31
43% Jan
4
90 % Jan
2
101
Oct
14
77
Oct
10
115
DvC
17
25% Oct
22
86
Aug 22
Jan
14
31
2
91
Jan
2
15% Jan
31 % Dec
31
100
Apr
31
Jan
2
71% Jun
13
45
Nov
26
6% Oct
28
1 Ve Dec
20
99
Jan
27% May 18
22
38
34% Feb
3
10
30
Oct
3
Jan
44
46% May
8
7% May 20
Jan
8
6% Jan
8
1% Jan
38
24
Jan
5
50% Feb
3
^41
Feb
7
7% Feb
13
27
9% Jan
9
2
2% Feb
22% Dec
4
35% Jan
11
22% Jan"
2
24% Feb
10
11% Dec
24
16% Jan
11
11% Jan
2
14 % Jan
30
33% Dec
30
47% Jan
9
34% Jan
2
43% Feb
7
25% Dec
17
38% May
8
27 % Jan
2
30% Jan
23
19
34% Jan
2
39% Feb
6
13% Feb
19
Feb
17
*5
Oct
23
30
31
1% Jan
30% Dec
23
30% Sep
39
Not
75% Nov
3
• 1
12
25% Oct
22
20 y4 Oct
22
S1V4A0T
147
Aug
16
8
<
2
2
U Jan
3
Jan
2
39
37-
United
Feb
Feb
5
10
48% Jan
8
Jan
*
13
18
34% Jan
3
76% July 11
89% Dec 31
35% rea
2A
4
90
39% Jui.
5
34% July 18
26% Jan
2
2rf% Jan
2
30
21% Jan
2
24% Jan
16
39 % Sep
35
Dec
69% D« c
*65
Dec
page
4
12
26.
84 "
Feb
65% Jan
14
76
* Feo
14
Jan
2
170
Jan
21
167
13'A
13 Va
100
43%
31,000
44'A
45%
88%
42%
44 %
42 Va
88
*87%
:
20
340
*87%
89
89
21
7,900
24 %
2,000
21
20%
21%
20%
21%
20%
24%
20%
24%
24
24%
24 Va
24%
24 Va
34
33%
33%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
8,400
29%
29 V2
29 %
29 Va
29%
29%
29%
'29%
26,000
56 Va
56 Va
17%
17%
1
50
29%
*56
,
/
17%
18%
17%
18 Va
18
18
2,700
13 Va
13
13%
13%
13%
13%
13'A
2,700
44%
24%
*24 'A
47
*46%
47
2 4%
12
*11%
12'/a
*35
40
*3o
4.
10
2
1
(The)—1
United Shoe Mach common
25
6% - preferred
25
US Borax & Chemical Corp com—1
4Vz% preferred
100
" U S & Foreign Securities..-1-1
US Freight Co
No par
U 8 Gypsum Ca common
4
7'«
preferred
100
200
7,000
24%
23%
23%
4o%
46'Vu
24%
24%
25
29,600
11%
11%
U'/a
12
1,600
40
*35
40
*35
40
100
'
5%
5%
*5%
5%
5%
5 Vt
5JA
800
14%
14%
14%
14'A
14%
14%
14%
14 Vu
14%
10,900
12%
12%
12 Vo
12 Va
11%
12%
*11%
11%
11%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
13 Va
14%
13'A
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
32%
32%
5%
14%
10
100
3,200
24%
12
*3 j
5o%
46
47
23%
25%
11%
2.%
24%
24%
500
17%
17%
*44
46
*46%
47
24%
12
v
22,-00
*56'A
17%
17%
*43%
24%
24 %
,
56%
*56 Va
17%
3,100
37 Va
26%
45
37%
26%
46
*46%
-
37'A
26
56%
v
17%
*43%
24%
*46%
5%
13
*56
46 "
*24%
37%
27
45 %
36%
26 Va
44%
4* Va
45
44%
37 Va
*26
26%
*42%
43 %
43
33%
18%
13
r
Va
56%
,
17 Va
.
5,500
33%
34%
19 Va
44%
13%
13%
33 Va
33%
*18%
34%
7
7
*6%'
7
-
5
Va
32%
32%
32
33
32%
32%
90'/a
91
90
90%
90
91%
89 %
90%
29 V2
29 Va
29 V*
29 y4
29%
29'A
29%
102 Va
101%
101 y4
101 %
29 Va
*101
*79
85
*80
•
26%
32%
32%
6,o00
89
89%
28,100
29'A
12,800
101 'A
220
X28%
101'A
*101
102
*79
80
*79
85
*78'A
79%
*78
79 Va
99
*88 Va
90
*88 Va
90
42 Va
43
41 Va
42%
10,900
27%
26
26%
19,300
80
90
*88»/a
42%
43%
26%
10,100
b,o00
7%
79%
90
26%
2,600
13%
85
43
42%
11%
:
*79
91 Va
*78%
•
85
102
<
3.
*78 y4
80
80
*90
27 %
43%
42 Va
27Va
26%
26s,a
8%
8%
i
"50
110
8,300
«%'
8%
8%
28%
28%-
28%
29
29
29%
29%
30
30'A
30%
21 Va
21%
28%
21%
21%
2lVa
21'A
20 Va
21
20%
;20%
27%
27%
2 7'/a
8%
8%
8%
27 Va
125
*111
125
8%
54%
53
53%
X53
*111
8%
54
54%
53%
5»
113
113
*111
26'A
28
2b %
28 Va
94
18%
18 V*
94%
94%
18'A
18%
18%
18%
33
33 Va
33
34 y4
33%
34'A
34 >A
34%
*99
100 Va
99
99
*93
*20%
*9Si
-
*20Va
20%
100'/a
54 Vi¬
100%
*99
21
21
*20%
X49 '/a
49 7
40
*39 Va
50
50 Va
39 Va
39%
40
*
600
2,300
18%
a
>34
100
21
1,900
49%
49
*39%
8,900
10
100 Va
*20 Va
40
50»/a
33%
*99
21
50%
Z
50 Va
200
lli Va
J
20%'
40
50
♦39%
1,500
19,600
13,400
26%
i94%
94%
18%
18
53%
111 Va
116
94%
18 Va
94%
*94%
1,8J0
r
'
94%
600
40
7
7%
7
7Va
7%
7 Va
7
7%
7 Va
7'A
32,700
2
2%
2Va
2y«
2
'
2 Va
2
2 Va
1%
1%
16,900
*24%
24%
*24 ;
24%
*24
24%
24 Va
13%
24%
13 Va
24 y2
13%
13%
13 Va
13 %
13 %
13 %
,12%
.13
42%
41%
42%
42%
42%
42 Va
43
19,800
29 V*
29%
15,100
39
42%
42
29%
29%
29'A
29%
29 y4
29%
*37%
38%
38%
38%
38 Va
38 Va
41%
14%
15
6%
13%
,
14
13%
6%
7
7
6%
1
iy8
12%
*1 ;
37%
•37%
37%
*36%
37
*36
12%
37
,
36
41%
39%
40%
38 Va
87
86
86
86
28%
28
28
22%
28y4
22%
27%
22%
22%
22%
87
28
-
22%
73 %
♦165
72%
74%
169
-
•165
73%
169
29%
38%
38%
13%
13%
13%
1,100
1,500
7'A
6%
6'/a
19,400
12%
12%
12%
11,600
1
1
1
39%
37 Va
-
>
38
37%
*36%
36
•
29 Vn
39
1
1 Va
40 %
-•
37
36 'A
38%
36
87
*85
86
35%
♦84Va
*
-73%
*165
75
169
2,800
12%
12%
1%
37%
12%
-
6%
7
37%
12%
500
24%
*13 Va
13%
lVa
12%
37%
.
•
13%
.
29%
Co
Industrial Corp
48%
12%
Co
United Merch & Mfrt, Inc
United Park City Mines Co
3
20
•
12%
12%
preferred
United Gas Improvement Co
United Greenfield Corp
:
12%
48%
45%
*87%
21%
21
13%
*13'A
13%
13 Va
49 %
*13%
.
88%
45
46%
88%
60
3,800
12%
*48%
13%
49 Va
27
United Gas Corp
20
Feb
1% Jan
13
32
For footilbteft 80$
7% Feb
5% Jan
10% Jan
2
15% Jat
li Dec
9
6%o-.
10% Dec
15-
45%
13 Va
*48%
*13%
13%
*13'A
13V4
49%
12%
United-Carr Fastener (Del)
5
United Corp (Del)
1
/'United Dye & Chemical Corp
1
United Electric Coal Cos
ft
■
United Engineering & Foundry
5
United Fruit Co:
No par
29
38 Va Feb
33 V4 Oct
5
jr
—
31
2i% Feb
13V4
*48%
13%
27
-
5
Jan
18% Dec
Jan
19% Feb
93
>
9
8
2
15
19
19
97
RR
Tank Car
55'A
371/4
common—10
10
_No par
Union Twist Drill Co_
—5
United Air Lines Inc
10
United Aircraft Corp common
5
4% (convertible preferred
100
4%
(ser of 1956) conv pfd
100
United Artists Corp
1
United Biscuit of America—No par
$4.50 preferred
,—No par
United Board
Carton Corp
10
United Carbon Co
No par
6
120 % Jan
of
series
California
4%>--non-cum
Union
4
58%Jan
Jan
Oil
$4
Union ^Pacific
27
28% Feb
21% Jan
52% Jan
Union
5
Jan
24% Feb
20% Feb
25% July 22
28% Feb
30% Feb
111
Jan
44
9
26% Jan '
2
33% May 16
152
15
Apr
2
Preferred
22
»Jan 29
55
36%
No par
10
No par
No par
No par
No par
25
Uniori Elec C'o common
93% Jan
89% Feb
-
55
1
—
21
16
Aug 20
24% Nov
Corp
24
82
10
78 % Sep
68
-
Union' Carbide
Jan
•;
57
1
Jan
29 % Mar
22
15
;
(conv)
100% Jan
24 ?a Oct
86% Nov
75 > Dec
89
*55
*55
57
26 %
_
37 % July 22
18
3,000
57
*55
45
No par
Rubber Co
5
Paper Corp—_6%*
Corp
124 % July 10
NOV
300
23%
36%
Udyllte Corp (The)
14
5'A Dec
17 %
22%
,
44%
(The)-
26% Oct 22
90
*17Vo
23%
1
16% Feb
:
17V4
36%
Co
Corp
17V4
*23 Va
19
conv
Twin
6% Jan 23
12 Va
17%
23Vo
*18%
Electric Co common
1
pfd series of 1957——50
20th Century Pox Film.
——1
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
5% conv prior preferred
—50
23
32% Dec
A
12%
23%
22 Va
Tung-Sol
5%
10,000
12%
*171/4
*87 %
50
—J
series
Preferred
41 % Oct
12%
12 Va
17%
231/4
49
Inc
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
21% Dec
43
Corp——
$2.70 preferred
12%
12%
17%
12V4
—2
(The)
World: Airlines
Trans
18,400
23 Va
551/4
No par
5
Tri-Continental Corp common
1
3
16
47 Va
17%
12%
*48
Transue & Williams Steel
Feb
13% Jan
37
2
2,900
112
46V4
47%
*22%
x33%
No par
(The)
Edison Co
3
Feb
47
Jan
31% Jan
*106%
112
47
47V4
—1
5
2
:
Realty & Constr
Tishman
38% Feb
Oct
Oct
July
preferred
Roller Bearing
Timken
4
30
13% Feb
12
28% Oct
~
n
$1.20
16
Feb
21
31
10
25
46%
\47%
7%
7%
7%
23Va
*131/4
100
Tidewater Oil common
*106 Va
112
*106%
112
47
>.
X24
17%
15
common__5
preferred
4%
4
24% Jan
Jan
16% Jan
36
26
(J Rl
13% Feb
8
21
9% Oct
28
47V2
-
23
preferred
18
14% July 16
30
23 % Dec
Jan
50
6
42% Jan
*108 Va
112
12 Va
common
conv
95% Api
2
Oct
80
15% Dec
12
3
Co
50o
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
$2.40 conv preference
No par
Thermoid Co common
1
$2.50 convertible preferred50
int.
$1.25
7,900
16'A
27%
27%
89% May
10% Jan
46
19% Dec
Apr
SO
7,200
16
27%
27 Va
Pacific Ry
Utilities Co
15% Oct
38% Jan
30,100
26 Va
I6V4
27%
21 Va
&
Texas
16%
28
16
28Vi
Pacific Land Trust—
Sub share ctfs
28
15%
27%
16 V2
Pacific
21
Jan
125
7,200
27%
Texas
8% Jan
6% Jan
98% Jan
4
31,500
24'/a
lb'/a
SulphurInc
Texas
30
56%
1
10
Co
Instruments
Jan
3b
55%
-33%
Gulf
Texas
38V4
391/4
38'A.
1,300
38
No par
Producing
Gulf
Texas
31
25Vi
25%
Texas
20
57%
24%
58 Va
24%
6
25% Feb
37%
56 %
57'A
16
4
37%
38
57%
16
40% Jut.
38V4
38%
17% Jan
22
Oct
l,o00
25
27% Jan
26
11%
51 Va
30 % Jan
15
1,100
11%
24%
2
10
IS
5'A
11%
51 Va
2
Jan
31 % Jun
51/4
Hi/4
25Va
13
33
12
51/4
11 Va
5'A.
5%
24%
Jan
30
500
*5%
111/4
20%
20%
*51/4
11%.
571/4
22% Jan
31
157/8 Feb
21V*
5V4
11%
*20 Va
20'A
25
2.50
Corp
Co
26% Jan
9
Dec
14% Dec
49% Maj
(James)
•
27 Va
*22
73
*165 •••
70 J
'38
3,000
36'A
40
37%
19,10.)
87
90
3,200
27%
22%
27 lA
27%
22 Vb
22%
700
75
72%
73 Va
14,600
169
*165
,
169
:
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
26
.
.
Monday, February 24, 1958
.
(902)
L.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANCE STOCK RECORD
IUnge for
5% Oct
Dec
31
8 Y» Dec
23
Nov
8
24
37
.36
Jao
Dec
19
23% Feb
19
72% Feb
24
Jan
28
Feb
4
17
80
Jan
3
87
32
Aug 26
49% Jan
4
156
Jan 24
Feb
21
154
8
22% July 15
21% Jan
2
23% Feb
6
64% Jan
11
25% Jan
2
31% Jan
24
61% Jan 24
2
40% Jan
3
52% Jan
24
51% Jan
13
58% Feb
19
Dec
30
44
Dec
30
48% Dec
73% Jan
10
155% Jan
136% Jun 20
Mai
148% Jan
25
156% Jan
6
19% Jan
22
35% Jan
15% Feb
5
10
12% Jan
5% Oct 29
8
Jan
4
5% Jan
31
87
Jan
71
68% Jan
10
Apr 17
5% Jan
4% Jan
75
2
5% Jan
24
77% Jan
24
41
Jun
21
36
Apr
3
21
155
Jun
9
25
Jan
24
14
35
Jan
6
142
4
Feb
Jan
32% Feb
22
Oct 21
135
15% Jan 28
6
22
Jan
151
3
Jun
Universal
8%
21
Leaf
Tobacco
30%
31
7%
7%
17%
16%
16%
16
Vanadium
5% Jan
8% Jan
10
Van Norman Industries Inc com_2.50
13% Jan
18% Jan
14
21% Jan
26
10% Jan
9'4 Jan
47
Dec
31
124
Oct
Oct
24
55% Feb
4
25
.124
5
Aug 23
1
preferred
5'
noncumulative
24%
24%
9%
9%
9%
9%
preferred—100
33% July 16
23% Jan
2
27% Jan 29
Victor Chemical Works common—5
71
84
6
77% Feb
3
8
13
2
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
17%
Feb
23% Oct 22
Oct 30
Mar
Jan
124
Apr 22
Jan
2
21% Oct 11
28
May 22
26% Jan
8
97% Jun 21
78% Jun 20
111
12
106% Jan
6
76% Deo 30
■83
;
82
90
Mar
.
6%
5
28% Feb
6
Jan
17
110
15
87% Jan
15
91% Jan
8
95. : Jan
23
12% May 24
20% Aug 12 -
i.
Jan
22
92.
: Jan
22
25% Feb
.
37% July 11
19
•10% Oct 29
93
5
87% Jan
1
Mar 13
93
July 24
79
Mar 27
98
May 29
24% Dec
Feb
3%'
3
10
28% Jan
17
2
12% Feb
17
92-
111
Jan
div
11
21% Aug 12
Jan -3
14
16
Vulcan
14
6«
79% Feb
6
Jan
77
Oct 22
24
Jan
64
27%
1
—100
100
preferred-
■
13
91
Feb
12
Dec
Jan
16
72
Feb
21
Wabash RR 4%f#
preferred—-.100
*70 "
10
Wagner Electric Corp——,—15
35%
13%
Oc~23
11% Deo 30
80
Oct 28
8
Oct 32
12% Jan
8
13% Feb
8.
27% Jan
2
29% Jan 29
27% Feb
5
System
.—
No par —- *13%
29%
Walgreen Co —;—:
^—.—
.10 27%
Walker (Hiram) G & W new_Nopar
■
May"29
14% Jan
2
16% Feb
4
Walworth Co
2.50
15%
11% Jan
6
13% Jan
30
1
—100
... ...12%
18%
10% Jan
2
16% Dec 39
28% Jan
42% Feb
68% July 16
38% Mar 28
«2
30% Oct 22
30
Oct 22
24% Dec
30
19% Dec 30
3
36% Jan
17
34% May 24
26% May 3
84
Jan
13
8% Feb 21
17
Jan
2
56
Jan
13
34% Jan
2
87
14
Jan
17
10% Jan
23
19
Feb
5
64% Feb
13
38% Jan 23
34% Jan
2
40% Feb
IB
25
2
28 % Feb
lo
Waukesha i Motor Co.^i
21
Jan
Jan
6
22% Jan
2
22% Jan/16
16
32% Mar 27
16% Jan
1% Nov 21
8% May 18
.:l3vJan
tv22% Oct 14
34% Jan 20
48% Jan 23
23
Jan
10
27% Jan 29
44 % Jan
15
45% Jan
3
73 %
-
Dec
42
Aug 14
41% Jan
a
15% Dec 23
23% Oct 21
Nov
90
3 '
68% Jan
22
West
Indies
19% Feb
4
West
Kentucky Coal Co
0
25% Jan
2
28% Feb
Mar 20
97% Jan
2
101
3
91
28% Jun
,
Jan
28
87
Jan
Feb
18
88
Jan
8
47% Jan
11
31% Feb
13
17% Oct 22
14% Jun
88
24
Aug 12
48% Dec 23
62
Dec
31
41% Dec
•
11
104% Mar 20
25% July 31
16% July 30
98
Apr
2
87% July 11
88% July 11
67% Sep 19
20% Jan
99
17
West
West
Penn
21
Jan
22
37% Jan
9
Feb
7
101
23% Feb
14
2
16% Feb
5
Western
Feb
4
Feb
10
4.80%
100
48% Jan 13
55% Feb
4
63
3
68
Feb
4
2
50% Feb
4
Jan
42% Jan'
Jan
.
2
18
Feb
4
17% Jan
.
2
22% Jan
16
60% Jan 10
65% Feb
4
88% Feb
91% Jan
27
79% Aug 19
128
July 23
33% Dec 24
92
8
Mar 28
15'
129% Flsb
4
125
Jan
09% Jaa
S
35
Jan
96% Jan
21
'
Jan
7
2
39% Jan
16
7
t
125
>
Western
4
100
common
1
20
preferred
50
47
Feb 18
62% Jun 13
16% July 8
34
Jan
30
Jan
13
16
Jan
2
17% Jan
80
Jan
28
15
Feb
13
4% Feb
7
Windsor
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
Oct
24
Nov
12
13
May 17
Sep 11
68
13% NOV 21
4
Nov
12
18% Feb
9
28% Oct
17
116
Aug
9
75
Jan 31
19% Jar
9
5% Jan
21
71
9
37
Feb
13
38% Jan
30
Wilcox Oil Co
16
Wilson A Co Inc common
Jan
14% Jan
4
>
<
Jan
29% Dec 31
26% Jan
30
Jan
2
34
31% Jan
35% Feb
21
131
May 13
Mar 19
18% Nov 14
22% Feb
20
Dec
30
35
35 % Dec
26
45% Jan
124
134
20% Jan
6
7
26% Jan
,
Feb
23% Feb
Jan
6
•
16
$3
$4.25 preferred
*
r
*
28%
66%
17 %
28%
100%
*89
*97
53%
100
28%
*100
28a
-
28:,a
*97%
*87
33 Va
32
,
*97%
99
*97
52
53
69%
*67
47%
47
*97
100
53%
.28 3 4
*89
92
*87
92
*97
47 Va
'
69%
*66%
69%
47
47
17
17%
16%
17%
17
21%
21%
21%
21%
21
62%
62%
62%
63%
62%
99
"io
.
9,700
20
99
*97%
7,806
22%.
100
*97
100
2,300
16%
4
'
53%
52
52 %
*67
69%
91
90
»°
*90
*125
*125
*89
;
211/4
1
63%
f
36%
90
90
89 Va
19%
20
19 Va
19%
19%
4,206
59
59
59
*58'A
*29
29%
29%
*29
29%
42%
42%
*42%
42%
94
5%
*23_%
94
5
*93 Va
*93%
95
37%
;
*93Va
95
*93%
95
*35%
*35%
36
*35 Va
*78%
*14%
28%
1,200
20,600
*78%
79%
*14%
15
79%
15
35%
*4%
4%
28%
29 %
35%
35 %
136
200
36
347a
*14%
28%
20C
17%
*78 VA
*133
3,300
34%
15
35 Va
a
17'a
80
136
30.
5%
25Va
5V4
17-%
*14%
28 Va
35 Va
*133
406
35%
*78%
4%
300
1,406
34 %
80
4%
27,300
-
17
1
15
•
*4
28%
43
*24 V
15
35 V*
29%
42%
•
5%
80
136
29
43
25%
80
35%
29'A
5%
17 Va
20?
17
57%
*24%
36
300
14,006
91
16%
57%
5%
35
42,400
36%
*90
90 Vi
25%
16%
28%
36 3a
5%
35
•
J 25
37
17%
43
95
4.90C
89
*29
•
8,806
62 V *
*
*
—
1,400
•
21 '
6lD8
88%
59
17
-
36
*133
20%
63 Va
9!
*24 Va
5%
25
4%
21%
*57 V 4
42%
16%
*4
16%
90
90
34%
*14%
16%
25
5%
Va
24%
42%
17%
36%
59 Va
*28%
457a
62
193J,
59
*89
45%
*125
37%
89 Ia
46%
*89
37%
37%
69%
16%
21
91
*125
36%
*66 Va
'
17 Vi
10%
Wisconsin nubile Service Corp
'
;
"40%
....
47Va"
36
100
130
'
*66
34
preferred
.t
32 V a
32
32%
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26
27
31
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2
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5
4%% convertible preferred
80
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20
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10
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100
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100
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10
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19%
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88
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Western Air Lines Inc
Western
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3,300
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100
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preferred
2
14 % Jan
68% July
4
4%%
20% Jan
33 % May 14
12
4.10%
6
52% Feb
22
4.20%
4%%
Power
West Va Pulp & Paper common
Jan
96
£
Penn Electric Co
10
Jan
-
91
50
1
4
Corp
Sugar
Jan
17% Dec 30
14% Oct
com—2.50
—
2
93
92% Nov 11
1
1
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A
preferred
13
95
11
4.80%
15% Jan
81% Sep 20
7
Oct
Oil
Wesson
...
46
16%
27
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—
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14%
27%
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5
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105
32
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5
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Wayne
4
July 23
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4
79% Nov
5Va% preferred 1-.
Industries'Corp—
^—;—1
Warner Bros Pictures Inc—0.
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical—1
Ward
Washington Gas Light Co—-No par
Washington Water Power
No par
19
14
■
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13%
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•
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.
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17
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77% Feb
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53
52%
53
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2.50
21
123
17
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Corp of America
Van Raalte Co
21%
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5
23
159
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30
300
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5%
23
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80
80
7
15
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6
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70
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7
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19
23
22%
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5%
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50%
57%
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22%
37%
11%
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57
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150
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20
Oct
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Oct 25
57%
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50%
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21
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40
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70
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124
50%
57%
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28
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20
21
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23
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21
28% Feb
33% Jan
29
51
69
70% Feb
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82
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2
18
29
69
9
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24
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29
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30
18,000
1,360
23
32%
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23
23
90
150
32
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23
20%
2
12
29 % Apr
4%%
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1
Jan
Jun
1
7
90
33
32%
100
12.80
Universal Pictures Co Inc com
19
22
Oct
73
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33
21%
22
30% Jun
90
151%
23
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100
65% Nov
18% Dec 31
81%
23%
11%
com_No par
preferred
28%
22%
82
4% Jan
480
2,90C
28%
23%
22%
Wallpaper Inc common
Class D 2nd preferred
72%
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convertible
71 Va
81 %
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6,300
72
28%
153%
151
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300
28%
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33%
151
1,300
8%
22%
81%
28%
50%
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preferred—25
25 %
8%
71%
23
Co common
45%
25%
9
28%
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90
150%
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t
25%
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28%
153%
151
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9%
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33%
preferred—No par
1
14
United Whelan Corp com
30o
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
6
15% Jan
30% Oct 22
21
28%;
*79%
0
7% Jan 23
28
28
6
74% Jan
79
70
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
16
Jun 26
6
Nov
70%
United
6% May 15
Jan 21
19
12% Dec 20
70
22
Feb
84
23
Dec
5% Dec
22%
153%
153%
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1
noncumulative
7%
Jan
7
preferred
72
23
33%
33%
5
22%
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6,300
27
9%
-
22%
90
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100
25%
23%
43
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22%
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9%
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9
9
28%
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27
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26%
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70
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70
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9
28%
Corp
U S Tobacco
23% Jan 24
37% Jan 28
9%
26%
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-
9%
the Week
,
Feb. 21
7%
29 %-
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'
45%
22%
Ref A Mln com—50
7' preferred
50
U S Steel Corp common
16%
1% preferred
100
28
12
Jan
9%
9%
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U S Smelting
3b
Jan
1st
noncum
U S Shoe
25% Deo
1
Aug
1
9% Oct 22
31
68
8'
Jan
12
25
146
4
Jan 22
28%
*43%
U S Rubber Co common
35% Feb
x28%
-26%
preferred series A
preferred
U 8 Pipe & Foundry Co
U S Playing Card Co
U S Plywood Corp common
3%' preferred series A_
3%' preferred series B
21
30% Jan
7%
Friday
..
Feb. 20
7%
7%
7%
29%
9%
Thursday
Feb. 19
r
7%
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4%%
2
Feb. 18
Sales far
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Feb. 17
7%
common¬
U 8 Lines Co common
2
82
94
Jun 25
17% Feb
17
••
24
Feb
Jan
77% Jan
4
Mar
4%%
12
Jan
27% Jan
66
36% Jun 13
87
16
9
2
18% Jan
4
Deo
68
21
12
135
4
,
class A preference^
U 8 Industries Inc common—
47% Feb
17
Par
s'
28
Jan
8% Jan
27 % Jan
30
79
39
12
10% Jan
23% Jan
Oct 30
9
2
30% Dec
12
37% Jan 24
4
6*3
Jun
.45
Aug 23
17 Yz Dec 23
8
U S Hoffman Mach
4
30% Feb
Jan
8% Jan
17% Apr 22
22% Dec 23
24% Nov
69
Oct
25
7
Jan
8% Feb
6% Jan
7
17% Jan
22
EXCHANGE
Highest
lowest
Highest
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Ja-n. 1
Year 1957
Lowest
LOW AND
STOCKS
Previous
•
*133
4%
29%
-
*4Va
35 V
/
——
300
7,400
35%
4
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»-
-
29%
287b
.
35 Va
136
106
•
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4%
6,500
136
.
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10
10
22 Va
23
23%
23%
23
22%
23
*23%
23 %
40%
41%
47
47 %
*23%
22%
22%
22 Ta
2
23
23%
*22%
41%
41%
23
22%
1,300
800
22 7a-'
8
21 % Jan
18
36% Jan
4
Woolworth
10
40%
40%
45% Nov 20
78% Dec 10
68% July 10
92% Mar 18
46% Jan
t
49% Feb
5
47%
90% Jan
31
88%
88%
*88%
89%
*88%
89%
70
88% Jan
3
78% Jan
83
Jan
21
X8iy4
81%
81%
81%
81%
81%
81V4
81%
81%
8% Apr 11
4% Jan
5% Jan
22
Worthlngton Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4%%
series—100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
-No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
■
47'4
80% Jan,
*5%
5%
*5%
•
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
.10
25%
25%
25%
25%
26 %
25%
5
26%
26%
*20%
-
»2<"%
26%
26%
26%
26%'
Tube—No par
79%
80 %
78%'
80%
79%
80%
79%
81
78%
79%
13,700
18%
19
19
18%
18%
1,800
13214 133%
490C
July
43% Feb
(P W)
Co
-
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41 Va
41%
47
47
41%
407a
10,400
"
Oct
22
4% Deo 27
23 % NOV
0
25% Oct 22
66% Dec
19
34% July
9
25% Jan
15
27'A Feb
13
Yale A Towne Mfg Co
35% Jar
2
26% Feb 20
28 V* Jan
16
Young Spring A
123% Jan
3
68% Jan
2
84% Feb
4
May 27
16% Jan
2
19% Jan
16
120% Jan
17
135"% Feb
5
16% Dec 31
'»C
30
91% Feb 12
140
Deo
5'
Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet &,
Youngstown Steel Door
Zenith Radio Corp.
No par
-No P4*
132% 134%
19
131%
25%
27
19
18%
133%
Mki asked prices; no sales on this day
tin receivership or Detition has been filed for the company's reorganization- a Deferred
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19
134%
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18%
132%
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26
47%
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25%
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47%
48
89%
•
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figures
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87.16
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29
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92
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14
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Feb
4
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90.30 Mar
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96.16 Apr
104.24 Feb
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107.20
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107.16
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Alabama Power
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
£5'As extl loan of '30 1965
ilfay-Nov
5'As due 1965 extended to 1975
May-Nov
§ A Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bank) 7s 1957_ApriZ-Oct
AMedellin (Colombia) 6Vbs 1954
June-Dec
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
Jan-July
of
loan
11 y2
*100.
-
(City; external 7s 1958—-—Feb-Aug i; .•
assertted-1958__,_——.FebzAugP..
(City, of) 6s of '26 1961
6s due 1961 extended to 1971—
64%
63'A
62 'A
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
of) 7s 1951
Japanese (Imperial Govt)—
extl
June-Dec
1979
A Yokohama
IIV2
for Public Works
(Kingdom
AG'/as
to 1963—
conversion
*>.
3%s-4>/8S-'4?cs? external conversion 1978_June-Dec^.v
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-Jan-July' t
Valle Dei Cauca See Cauca Valley (Dept of) : r"..; ■■■:"< ft
24 Vb
20%
—
■—
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-
Aprll-Oct
April-Oct
Jan-July
30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977—
8 AExternal 7s 1952
fAItoly
1953 extended
8s
Public Utility Institute—
Italian
June-JJec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
—.June-Dec..- *..< 99%
Uruguay (Republic of)—
r3%s-4s-4Vbs (dollar bond of 1037)
External readjustment
1979
External
May-Now
Feb-Awy
Aprll-Oct
f 3s 1977
s
•
31
,
1947
B
r
Low
"188
-
:
June-Deo
1965
Italian Credit Consortium
scries
91'A
74
26
79V2
—
part paid 19G4
ACs part paid 1968
lAIlamburg (State of) 6s 1946
Conv & funding 4%s 1960
Helsingfors (City) external 6'As 19AO
Italian (Republic) ext s f 3s 1977
§A7s
99%
*144
April-Oct
(Young loan)
A 7s
30-vear
99
Jan. 1
No.
10%
"
.
June-Dec
extended to 1962
external 7s 1958
£4%s assented 1958,..
South Africa" (Union of)
4'As 1965
Taiwan Electric-Tower Co Ltd— ■*
A5%s <40-yr) s fl971—
6'As due 1971'extended to 1981
Tokyo (City of)—
£5'As extl ldan of '27 1961
5%s due 1961 extended to 1971
{A5s sterling loan ot '12 1952
8 A With March 1 1952 coupon on
—
gold bonds 1949
SA7s
German Govt International
98 Tb
79
June-Dec
June-Dec
1980
dollar bonds 1972
3s
1962
Tokyo Electric" Light Co Ltd—
5ACs 1st mtge $ scries 1953—
1930—
Range Since
Sold
High
10%
Ltd—
■
.April-Oct
10-year bonds of 1936
3s couv & fund issue 1953 due
ii
96
—
.—
102
101
102
2
15%
*83 %
,
Aprll-Oct
dollar bonds 1972
3s
mmm.
15 Tb
1924
(Fed Rep of)—Ext loan of
dollar bonds 1969
»
German
*72%
secured external
B
(Prov- of)
ASilesia
-
May-Nov
May-Nov-
due 1952
6'As
(Kepuollc ol) —
extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1
3s extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976
AEstonia
series
Bonds
Friday's
—
secured external 1962
Shinyetsu Electric Power Co
§£6Vbs 1st-mtge s f 1952
oaivaaoi
3'As
(Kingdom)
& Slovenes
Croats
A 7s
40
73
—
or
Bid & Asked
Low
101%
76'/a
—
Sale Price
High
39%
99Tb 101
39'A
*
100
Last
Period
Stock Exchange
York
New
A 8s
esxtl 4'/2S 1062
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS'
Range Since
Sold
,
(April 15)
bonds
Called
w
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laou
to
(Kingdom of)
FEBRUARY 21
ENDED
Serbs
(State)-/
^Stamped assented (interest
Czechoslovakia
07*
K
\
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Denmark
FOR THE
Week's Range
Friday
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Number 5719
187
Volume
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.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(905)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
New
Central
of
Last
Period
Sale Price
Exchange
Stock
York
series A 1995
Jan-July
4%s series A Jan 1 2020
May
4%s series B Jan 1 2020
May
N J 3.14s 1987
Jan-July
Power 3s 1974
April-Oct
A Gen
mortgage
A Gen.
mortgage
Central RE Co of
Central
York
New
Co—
3%s
Central Pacific Ry
First
refund
and
First
mortgage 3%s series B
Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s
.
gold
1st
76%
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A
A
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mortgage 4s June 30
60
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24
42
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5
91
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2
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93
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92
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92
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series
1st
92%
3%s
100 %
98
&
/
85%
2%s
Co
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85%
-.
debentures
1977
Hudson
A Income
85%
15
02%
85 V4
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72
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51
58%
■
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—
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1
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28%
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36
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RR
37
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78
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51
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1980
1987
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57
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53
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56
17
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May-Nov
May-Nov
April-Oct
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Jan-July
1985
B 1985
A
Grande Western
62
May-Nov
1 2042
ser
Light 3s
mtge & coil
70
series
5s
& coll tr 4%s ser
Power
1st
72
1
'
107%
99% 100%
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Essex
1st mtge
103'A
103
100
May-Nov
mortgage due 1993
&
Delaware
66'%
; 778
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711/a
48
.
1963
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Pennsylvania Division—
1st mtge & coll tr 5s
64%
71
19
extended
4s
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03
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June-Dec
April-Oct
;_Jan-JuIy
:
1905——
1965
York Lackawanna & Western Div
85
__
I 78
36%
_Mar-Sept
Lackawanna &
82
4
Mar-Sept
1984
First and refund
'
Range Since
No.
*36
June-Deo
1970
1987-.
debentures
Delaware &
New
85
78 **
June-Dec
1970^
debs 1977
conv
mortgage 5s
Deere
92
88
-
4
100
2038——'iiApril*;
A
series B
mortgage 3s
Delaware
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Bonds
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29%
June-Dec
Dayton Union Ry*3%s ser B
108
.
89
13
99%
'% 85
03
Friday's
Bid •& Asked
*36%
Jan-July
1970
Co 6s debs 1986— —April-Oct
Publishing
First
*90
*82
or
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 23As 1975—April-Oct
First mortgage 3%s 1982
Feb-Aug
93%
93%
.
—
107% 107%
..
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A Curtis
93
95%
s94
*.
lien & ref 4s
ref
&
Daystrom Inc 4%s
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93
92lu
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92
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64%
22
92 la
.Feb-Aug
1905—_—Jan-July
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,
28
Period
Exchange
Stock
High
*
1968
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Low -rligh
York
New
Cuba RR—-
'
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cousoi
first
div
A
Low
X
04
421«
90 ',4
1989—__Ja»-July
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989
I.Jan-Julyv'
Chicago Burlington Ac Quincy RR—
First and refunding mortgage 3%s 1985—Feb-Aug ;
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1970—Feb-Auy
1st Ac ref mtge. 3s 1990____
:
Fe©-Aug
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
•
'
AGeneral mortgage inc conv 5s 1907———April
First mortgage 3:,4S series B 1985——.May-Nov
A5s income debs Jan 2054—.
_May-Nov •
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J an-July &
Jail.
1NO.
70
.V63 la
Refund and impt M 3%s series E 1996—Feb-A«p
Refund and impt M 3%s series H 1973—June-DecR
Sold
Jtiign
74 ■%
42%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry General 4%s 1992 Mar-Sept
Refund and. imp.t M 3 Vis series D 1990—May -Nov
(
FEBRUARY 21
Range Since
A 1st
Feb-Auy
1974
1981
3%s debentures
76
.
.
series A
Bonds
Bid & Asked
low
First mortgage 4s
ENDED
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or
Ry—
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WEEK
Week's Range
Interest
BONDS
THE
FOR
RANGE
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91
106%
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Chicago Indianapolis Ac Louisville Ry—
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A 2nd mortgage 4%s inc ser A Jan 2003—--April
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1%
contingent interest) 1993
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1st &
ref
M
1st &
ref M 3%s
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3%s
series G
1981
series II
1982_,
series I 1983—
1st & ref M 3%s series J 1984_;
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1st
&
ref
M
Foods Corp
Motors
3s
debentures
1st & ref m:.5s ser N
.
85%
8
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93%
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,
.
^.in U
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,
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.
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*,.3%s sufeord conv debs 1980—
Continental Can
3%s
Co
debs
1965,
1976—
Continental Oil 3s debs 1984
Crane
Co 3%s
s
f debs
1977—:
;
A
1st mortgage 4s
(1942.series)
7
14%
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Ac
Northern
1977
Corp
3%s
sub deb '75-Mow-Nov
conv
3 lis conv 19G9
4%s
84
Mobile
Ac
certificates
3
106%
109%
31
106
109
5
89
99% 100%
128
,r
1970
114%
45
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99
99
98%
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1st
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
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,t
Harpen
92%
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107%
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55
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.
83
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91%
—
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1969
May-Woo
June-Fee
June-Dec
3%s 1981
3%8 1982
3%s 1983
Coal
5%s
Corp
6s
and
of
the
Steel
secured
(7th
91%
■>
1970
93
85
scries)
sinking fund debentures
s f debentures 1977
s
f
debentures
—
85
—
*_'_ "•
167%
—
2
.'
—
Community—
1975
Ry first 4lis 1999
Household Finance Corp 2%s 1970
3%s debentures 1958
4%s debentures 1968
5s
Jan-July
Jan-July
93%
—
^
93
*90
85
91%
85
—
—
—
85
—
146%
170%
European
Hocking Valley
4s
1976—Mar-Sept
1949
4s conv subord debs
Authority
4%s
,
36%
High
116%
92%
Jirr
38
Mining
17%
*91
.
May-Nap
—Map-Nov
June-Dec
75
97
100
ft
100 A 100
April-Oct
1978
100%
100%
98%
93%
inc 5s series
3s
4
97%
97%
100%
96%
132%
118%
'
—
debentures
1st
91
38
'
—i
99%
A July 2015;
April
General mtge inc 4s series B Jan 2044_.i
April
1st Ac ref M 3%s series G 1980
May-Nov
5s inc debs series A 2056
Jun Dec
Gulf States Utilities 2%s 1st mtge 1976—May-Nov
1st mortgage
89%
94
95%
95%
Feb
B
80%
92%
.
108
108% 109
RR—
Ohio
90%
95%
100
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
1976
D
100%
92%
46
94
*107
108%
Ry Co—
series
98%
99%
9314
2%s 1965—May-Nov
Co first mtge
Co
121
116
5
95%
80%
mortgage 3%s series N
1414
199
108% 108%
114%
__May-Nov
Jan-July
Mar-Sept.,
April-Ocf
15
,..51%
91
108%
Apr-Ocf
Crucible.fiteei Co of. Am 1st mtge 3%s '66-May-Nov
Cuba Nortiiern Rys—
1972
Hackensack Water first mtge 2%s
Aprll-Ocf
—
Consumers Power first- mtge 2%s-1975-
54
*88
,
.
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(B F)
IW
General mtge
3s
—
107% 107%
Mar-Sept
debentures .1882—Z---ZJ———
94:
*9118
June-Dec
4% s debentures 1982
58
*—
June-Dec
——i— 7l__„Feb-Aap
65
44%
■
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Debentures
Gulf
.■
"" J.
65
90%
95%
1990—.Jan-July
General mortgage 3 lis series O 2000
Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s series P 1982
Jan-July
Genewl mortgage 2%s scries Q 2010—Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s series R 1961
Jan-July
A Green Bay Ac West debentures clfs A
Feb
11014
113% 114
Shoe
General
107
_1
Z...May-Nov
314s debentures 191.6...——Z.
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General
100 la
60
106%
1961
1964
General 5s series C 1973
96%
99
——
99%
106
.'
i960
debentures
Great
99
*96
-
7
*99%
April-Oct
debs 1981—May-Nov
1987
June-Dec
I
Grand Union Company
97%
93%
96%
99
*85
._iJan-July
debentures
Grace
96%
95
debs 1976
conv
Annual July
debentures
Goodrich
91%
94 T 8
.J...April-Oc*
3
100
116
99%
97%
92
90%
99%
May-Nov
Jan-July
108%
94%
__
1961
JPeb-Auy
92%
94%
96%
debs
3.30s debs 1980
._Mar-Sept
General Telephone Corp 4s conv debs 1971_May-Nov
4%s conv debs 1977
June-Dec
General Tire Ac Rubber Co 4%s 1981
April-Oct
88%
87
'
U
3s
1960
debentures
General
87
*90
" 99%
116%
J
51
85
65
65
51%
50%
50%
53%
84
3%s debs 1979——Jan-July
General Realty Ac Utilities Corp—
A4s conv income debentures 1969
._Mar-Sepi
88
1i
00 0
~
92
*95
..-lot ref mtge s i 2%s series X 1986
—Jrfu-July
Consolidated .Natural Gas 2%s 19G8^_——4prii-Oct
/
88%
46
21
51'A
—-
Aprll-Oc*
1978
3%s debentures 1975
'
,
88%
'
—
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
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Mar-Sept
9514
92
4%s conv debentures 1972—Feb-Aug "113%
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.
*V
1st ref M 2%s series T 1976_t_
Jan-Juiy ^
C.
1st ref M 27/aS:series
100%
—
1971—Mar-Sept
3%a debs 1976
2%s debentures
5s
debentures 1963—........ J nn6-Dec
3s convertible
105
100%
■
51:
99%
101
94
' -_i
—„April-Ocflio%
1C87
100%
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101%
91%
88
"
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89%
89
105
*102
April-Oct
3%s
91%
90%
Mar-Sept '
.'—Feb-Aug
Jan-July
91%
4-,—
9314
■
Acceptance Corp,—1958
I
debentures
General
April-Ocf
1st & ref M- 4Y4S series M
-
117
..Jan-July
3%s conv debs 1975—'April-Oct
Co 3%s debs
1976
(May-Nov
General Electric
104
101
72
93
*
95
90%
•
—
'
*89%
Dynamics
General
83
r..
June-Dec
L.May-Nov
K 1985
3%s series L 1986
1986_^
1st & ref 3%s series
•
Feb-Aup
.May-Nov
mtge 3s ser P 1981
*92
*106
Jan 2015-.i_—April
General
125 U
88
J
97%
95
Cigar 5%s income debs
4s
94
»—
s
*—
.
94%
97%
*94%
*
,
1972
Transport 4s conv
Ainer
3 %3
93%
...June-Dec
Compania salitrera—See Anglo-Laularo Nitrate
• - ♦'
Consolidated Edison of New York—
'
" *
Firstr^and refund mtge 2%s ser A 1982_Jfar-Sept
First and lefund mtge 25/as ser B 1977-April-Oct x 'f —
First and refund mtge 2'j/as ser C 1972_./K«e-Dec
J —
First and refund mtge 3s ser D 1972
May-Now
First and refund mtge 3s ser E 1979
Jan-July
92
and refund
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Ac
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4%s 1959
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Jan-July
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1978
:
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1977
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3s
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3%s debentures
89
.
sinking fund debentures 1999
—April-Oct
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2%s s f debentures 2001——i
April-Oct
101
mortgage 3%s ser G 2000—Jau-July
Jan 1 2020—.
April-Oct
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Firestone
9114
,
First mortgage
10214 104
Mar-Sept
Aprll-Oct
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97
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110
^
mortgage 3%s ser E 1964__April-Oct
mortgage 3%s ser F 1990—Jan-July
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Ohio
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1977—i.~—April-Qcl
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Ac
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>
74
series-1'
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101
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;98
.
3%s subord. conv^ tlebs
-
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90
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96
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5s stamped 1905
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A 5s
^
99%
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:
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5%s debt adjustment 1973_i
21
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55
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conv
mortgage 2%s 1979
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
1st mortgage 3%s 1982
1st mortgage 3%s 1983—
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,
.
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—
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105
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15 ' 7102
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1961
58
121% 121%
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1977.
debentures
suboi'd
conv
4%S
9014
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59
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1970;—_J&n-July
June-Dec
-
L_
Tunnel* 4 %s
&
Duquesne Light Co 2%s 1977
•
66
'61%
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mortgage; B-'lis
debentures series -C
1995
4s 1995
subordinated debs 1982
Dresser Industries Inc—
97%
97
—'
3%s
lien gold
Chemical 2.35s debentures
2%s
>'
gold 4s
121%
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.June-Deo
June-Deo
3%s series O 1980
Mack first
"3
193
'
1986—j—l-i_'__;_J»me-Dec'.
First mortgage- 3s- 1989—J—_'^___l—_-_Mfl7/-Nov-*
Cleveland Short^u>e:Aiist gtd 4%s 1961—April-Oct
Colorado Fuel As droit Coi p-
,
122%
193
Mar-Sept
ref
Detroit Tol & Ii;onton RR 2%s ser B
Sz
first.coll:trust 4s 1990-May-Noo
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mortgage.
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N-1984
ser
•
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gold 4s -.4993—*741'8V-- "• 'i
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..
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(conv from Oct 1 1958)_Mar-Sept
1971
58%
104
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St Louis Division
193
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^June-Dec
1958
3s
% 4s
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193
debentures
ref
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c
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98
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.
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ref
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.
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Ac
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April
fixed
Jan-Jvilj
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mortgage
1993
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series
3s
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53
Income
1982—May-Sept
mtge 2%s ser J 1985
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'—* *'.•
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-
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1978
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NEW YORK ST06K' EXCHANGE .BOND RECORD
t'
FOR THE WEEK
RANGE
Interest
Stock Exchange
York
New
Last
1'eriod
BONDS
Sale Trice
1957—Feb-Aug
f A Adjusted Income 5s Feb 1957-1--.
April-Oct
Illinois Sell Telephone 2%s series A 1981—Jaw-July
1 First mortgage - 3a seme B 1978———June-Dec
HI Cent BR consol mtgs 3%s «er A 1979—lUy-Nos
Consol mortgage 3%s series B 1979——Msy-Nov
Consol mortgagft 3%s series C-1974—_Msy-No»
Consol mortgage 3%s series F 1984
Jan-July
1st mtge 3 Vis eeries O 1980——.—
Feb-Aap
-1st mtge 3%» beries H 1989
Mar-Sept *
JSAHudsen ft Manhattan first 5s A
4474
•
■
Hold
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No.
45>4
15%
07%
Low
?85V»
1990.
debentures
f
s
93%
:
'79
79
79
8?"
99%
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1st
mortgage 3.20s aeries l 1982.
..Mar-Sept
•1st Mortgage 3 %s series J 1981.
—Jan-Jul*
1st tntge 4%s ser K 1987..-..
..._Jan-/ufy
International Minerals ft Chemical Corp—
subord tfebe 1977
Inteiatste oil Pipe Line Co—
-
conv
2%a
♦Vis-
a
debentures
f
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Interstate Power Co
93
07
97
97
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1
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.
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J an-July
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1982
88%
\Z-t
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io7is:
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97%
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_Mar-Sep»1
.
1st mtgs 4s
Jtansas City Power a Light
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1990*.
90%
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88%
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--
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28
,
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3%s 1976
registered
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.
■
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4 Vis
-
unguaranteed 1961
/.'
'88%
Atlas income debentures
——
6s 1997
67
93
10
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66
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66
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Lockheed Aircraft Corp—
1962
1980
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25
43
10
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—
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101
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93
104%
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77
115%
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Pere Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980_v—Mar-Sept
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1975."—_Aprilj-OCf*
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,
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87
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62
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page 31.
/
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,
05%-:
89%
-
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ref M
•Pennsylvania
June-Dee
JMMonal Bteel Corp 1st 2 Vis 1982W mtge 3%s !986„
•
sea
1
55
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9Cr Jowtowtes-
78
54'.4
...Feb-Aug
May-No?
debentures 1978—
April-Oct
Nashville Chatt ft St Louis 3s
ser. B T986—Feb-Aug..
Natl Cash Register 4%s conv
debs 1981—_June-Deo
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Mar-Sept
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1970..June-Dec
:
.
—41'/2
-
3%
f
53
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..Mar-Sepf
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,
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90
.
90
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100 Vi 106%
106 Va
*
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..
=
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—_.__Jan-July
1978—
Jan-July
1st mtge 4Va'h series B J an l 1990
1st mtge 4 %s series C Jan 1
2005_.__
Gen mtge income 4%o ser A Jan 1 2020——
Gen mtge Income 4%s ser B Jan l
2030...
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»
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,
78
.
,
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1967—ApriliOet
Missouri Pacific RR Co
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88
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•'
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:»
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24%
65
Co—"
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53
51
•
625
-
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f debentures-1972;
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53
58%
35
8714
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June-Dec 3s series .L 1974
June-Dec
8s series. M 19.79^
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_June-Dee
23is series P 1981—.June-DeC.
2%aseries Q 1980——Jgne-Dedi '
3%a series R 1982——June-Dec 3s series 8 1983.^.—June-Dee
2%s series T 1976
June-Dee * First, ft refunding mtge .3%s ser, U 1985 June-Deft'
1st ft ref M 3V'as series W 1984...:—_-_June-Deo;
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--June-Det'
i' 1st ft ref M 3%s series '• Y 1987:
—June-Dec -
.
.89
89
,
Aprtl-O^
mortgage 4%s lirc series A Jan 1911
-
59
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.Quar-Feb^.
3s series J. 1930
1
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100 V'a
.First, ft^ refunding
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First ft refunding,
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•'%.
8914
51
I
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99
Paeiflc Gas ft Electric Co—-
IXVS 'Wa
92
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/
55%
100%
,
78%
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___(qusr) F M A It
Minnesota. Mining ft Mfg 2%s 1967....
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.
■
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95
7#
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104
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95
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109
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77
Minneapolis-Honey well/Regulator—
■. *
3%sS7 debentures 197fr—IFeb-Aae
'
Mltmeapolis-Moiine
92%
i-
;
First mortgage 3%s 1969—„_
...Mar-Sent
elnking fund debentures 1967..L—Jan-Juit
-
!
95
Michigan'Central RR 4%s series c
Tm'ZiJan-Juiy
.Mldilgan.Cons-Gas first.mtge .3v^a 1969..Mar-8ept
mortgage 2%s i960—
—-Mar-Sept
'
•
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v
89
-
3V»sT988.
'4%e debentures 1991
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.
108
June-Doc
m
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108
,
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1966
Scott Corp—
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•
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'Wwt mortgage; 2 %sl980U~-
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'•s^^isagrssjg:. i
mtge
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;
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45%
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'1st mortgage 4%s ,'1907————.
—Jan-July
'oiin Mathleson Chemical 5%s conv 1982—May -Nov
m
%f 92 V'a
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^
-27%
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_„May-No®
Oklahoma Gas ft Electric 2%s 1975
'
,
.
Fh's{i'moi'tgage:2%oi'1975AA.i.-—.—-Aprll-Oet!
,
>
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r
21%
55%
55%
April-Oof
1984——.—.——.
56V-*
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8OVa
.
flrct mbrtgage 3s 1974Mar-sepf
Edison
'7274
52%
.
163
17#
V2
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April-Oct...
First mortgage 3s 1978—^——
Jan-July .
First mortgage 2%8 1979
——Feb-Aug.,
First mortgage 3 Vis 1982.:
June-Dee <
First mortgage 3Vis 1984.———April-OCI
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110;
83 *;
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% 94:
85
5
255
,
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42Va
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First mortgage 4Vis 1986-—.-—...Mar-Sepf
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((Wisconsin)-' first mortgage
1977-..Aprtt-Qc3:;
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Northwestern Sell ,l'elephone;2%e 1984—..June-IMW
ir'-:
727a
56'A
24%
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1
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Feb-Aug
Mar-Sepf
Quar-Feb
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80
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gold '4a 1996
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1977_____..„.
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74
85%
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1987
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21 %
.
82
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-
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registered 199,7
—
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4s
85
63
62
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subord debs 1977
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1
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99 V4
',97
•
f
47-%- 51
80
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April-Oct
April-Oct
—
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t
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75
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-
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1
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s
conv
1
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,
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/
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97
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89
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—
53
51
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57%
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*
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2003
:
6374
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inc
^
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59
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82
61%
1
58
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74
-
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Jan-July
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.Jan-July
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mtge bds—
—May-No?
May-No?
ASerles D 4s
contingent Interest 2003..
May
A Series E 4%s
contingent Interest 2003.._.May
ABerieS F 5s contingent Interest
2003——May
Lehigh Valley Terminal By 6s ext 1979
April-Oct
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April-Oct
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3.75s subord debenturss
n
52
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1961i__Jan-Jtay
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989—April-Oct
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95
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11
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/
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'
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.
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65
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,
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!
67'
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117
•
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58 v
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2:,i
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4
93
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-
r'
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Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y)—
lit mortgage 4 %s extended to 1974..
gen consol
'
93
...
1973*.^
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11
86 V#
90
90
162-
*
57"
60%
57%
—April-Oct
——
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90>.h
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1%
15
.
2%,i,
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—Feb-Aug
.Feb-Aug
stamped 1974
—
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
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«
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00
•
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4s
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-
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1989-—u.—_—June-Dee^
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j A General
98
90.
71
67
«7
93
;;
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•
94
145
r
98 V'a
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JAN
90
—;
.
'135
-
-2%
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J %e-registered 1997—
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93
.
'90
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f AKreuger A Toll 6s certificates 1959
,
90%
93
.
"94"
;
80%
9o
49%
90%
03
;
...
40
mmJan.-July
J an-July
;
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«8
83
84%
--
,
Jan-Jidf
.Jan-Jaly
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—...
N Y Lack & West 4s series A 1973
Vv 4%s scrips B 1973..
——
N Y New Haven & Hartford RR—
'-J
-
—
91%
^ 86 Va
-
"
N Y Connecting RR 2 %s series ^1975
N Y ft Harlem gold 3%s <2000__—
.June-Dee
1961
103
51%
i
.
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,
•
'78
Kansas City Southern Ry 3Vis ser C 1984—June-Deo
Plain
1007#
05%
f
87% *89
2
+\
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Kansas City Terminal Ry 2%s 1974—
Karstadt -(Rudolph) 4%s debs adj 1963
-
44
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-
Miciiigau Cent collateral gold 3%» 1998.Feb-Aug
3%s registered 1998.—i^Feb-Aug
New York;Chicago A Bt Louis—
106% 111%
59
97 %,
08%
.Aprii-Oct
.June-Dee
.»
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108
-
1998—.
series' A
»
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.105V^
—
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High
93% 102
J1
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——
Feb-Aug:
."•88%
59
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55%
3Vis
*'t86V*/ 04%'Z
—
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107%
..
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Jan. 1
No.
—
'
—Feb-Aug
4s
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uj;,
93%
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N Y Central ft Hudeon River, RR—
••
f debentures series A 1977—
I-T-E Circuit Breaker 4%s
„
93
Range Since
SoM
101% 102%
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10214
May-No?.
UeftUHJing ft iinpt &s series C 2013
Aptil~Qct collateral tfdst 6s 1980
——^April-Oct
i.
.
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03
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High
98% 102
l982
ltefuhding ft lmpt 4 % a series A 2013—Aprli-Oct
-
135% 140
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Range
Friday's
107
1974..
Consolidated
92%
'126
'
debentuies
debentures
New
77
85
'82
—
101 Va
.April-Oct
Mar-Sept
New Jersey Bell Telephone 3Vis 1088
Jan-Jaly
New Jersey junction RR gtd first 4a 1986—Feb-Aug
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
.Mar-6*ep<
/ New Orleans Terminal 3%s 1977———
May-No»
3s
,
90 J
*
—Jaa-JMy.
—
88%
90
■
•Indianapolis Union Ry 3%e- ssr C.1988—Jafce-flie
Inland steel Co -3%s AsbS 1972—^
Mar*6*£»
1977
debentures
f
s
England Tel A Tel CO—
FiSst guaranteed 4% s series B 1961
18
4
—
•'78
•
3%s
5s
3s
-87% -..v.-
.
or
Bid ft Asked
New
12%
91
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* 93
Sale Trice
.May-Noo
—Feb-AaO
National Tea Co 3%s conv 1980-—
4514
86 %
18.
87%
High
*85>4
•
.
Monday, February 24, 1958
.
Low
37%
227
16 Va
87
93
Last
Ter««u
Exchange
mock
Jan. 1
High
44
York
New
Range Since
Bid & Asked
Low
.
.
Week's
Interest
B O IS IF S
Bends
Friday's
»r
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ENDED FEBRUARY 21
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I
BONDS
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New
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conv
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Last
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Sale Price
Exchange
2%s debentures
suborn
1964
Feb-Aug
1987
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-guaranteed 4*%s
ser J
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debs
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3
80
98
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•
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United Artists Corp—
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;
6s
1977-
4%s
82%
86%
90%
82%
82%
3%s
79%
1st
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99
-June-Dec
96
99
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25
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93%
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76
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100
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78
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is
f debentures
2977—-
90
192
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1
5s .debentures rJ982-w-A-
-
2
106
108%
14
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104
110% 111
111
10
109
111
93
95
Bervlce Pipe Line 3.20s
s I debs 1982_—April-Qct
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:
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.
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Binclalr Oll Cofp,4%s eonv debs 1980
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Stelly Oil £ %s debentures 1965—
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'sASicnmns
Smith-.Coroiia Fs conv. debs 1978
■
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109
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87%
3'.Va'convertible
'
debentures
I-Southern Indiana Ry
86
1970
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(Southern Pacific Co—
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4%s
120%
5
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92*%
1
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Power
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85
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delivery
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the year's range.- d
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included in the year's range, n Undar*thp.»rule sale not included in the year'^ range. rCash saie
,
not included In the year's range, y Ex-coupon.
" * .
SNegotiability Impaired by maturity.
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ICompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section n ox
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
;<
/•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current weea.
,
88
A
Bonds selling flat.
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
'
the following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock
Feb. 17 and ending Friday, Feb. 21. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
In
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
_
-
■
.
?■
;
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class A
Acme Precision
Week's
Last
.American Stock Exchange
Products Inc
Sale Pries
1
3%
Friday
5%
1
Low
3V4
Jan
Jan
5Va
Jan
6
Feb
Way Industries Inc
Ajax Petroleums Ltd
Feb
21
Jan
2%
Great
Feb
8%
Jan
Alabama
Power
47s
Jan
6%
Feb
2'%-
1,700
1 %
Jan
278
Feb
-8%
Feb
8%
Jan
7 V
a
17 %
7*2"
650
16*4
r
5*i
cumulative
500
2'%
X
1%
High
92 Va
50
92*%
8674
"7 V*
35.
95
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
»19*%
Jan
77'% Feb
*
37b
37b--
-,
-
100
Jan
125
77'% Feb
37b
Jan
il
,
Feb
'4%
■3% Jan
;'i-
-For footnotes see page
2%
Jan
^ Jan
123
50
—
Since Jan. 1
Low
-
preferred—100
10
preferred
100
Alaska Airlines Inc—
Range
High
Alan Wood Steel Co__i
2%
Share*
500
4.20%
1,200
for Week
—50c
Southern
7%
6'%
16%
'
Agnew JSurpass. Shoe. Stores-
Alabama
700
6
17%
Inc.
Manufacturing Corp
Supply Manufacturing.
Range
2
3
Air
3%
Sales
Week'*
of Prices
Low
.Par
High
500
6
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
500
3%
'
FEBRUARY 21.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
beginning Monday,
security whether
.
STOCKS
Share*
3%
Aeronsa
.Aero
WEEK ENDED
for Week
1
Acme Wire Go common
Adam Consol Industries
THE
Exchange for the week
is intended to include every
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
FOR
-
C4%
56V'a
i
*86%
2%s
3%s
99%
09'%' 100%
.J
71
68
61-
61
1976_.._:—June-Dec
1971-'
r—J an-July
Electric Light & Pdwer 2%s 1978_Jan-JwZp
Wisconsin Electric
83%
; *90'%
-**«"
3%s. debettture.4,1983—__u—;
-——Map-Nov
Spokane Internal first gOId 4%s 2013
April
-
RR Co—;
series A 2004
•"
95%
99 V4
99TT-
9911
'
—Jan-July
""
80
92
f
__
DO
10OV4 103 ;
50
87'%
1
■
56%
,92 V4*s 97
-
*__
-
5.7
52
50'%
13
103
-
*
May-Wop
——
*86
'
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102%
99 Va
w
.
.
90
87%
i-
'•
—_—Jan-July
4*%s inc ser A.Jan 1 2029-—:
May:
1st mtge 4s
'"3
'
*81
.
■
16
14
V "*F6
—
-
.2
"
54
53
-
■'
*
;
50
99% 102%
18
102'%
*__
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78
-
—
%oi
101'%;
r
66
76
3
53 Va
__
■
66
65
70
78
-
r-
S B first 4s 1960
91
68
100% 100%
100%
86
64
65'%
*64
-
78
1981—Jan-July
1984
1975
debs
86
64
67
"*94%
93% 100*4
'93%
97%
Yonkers
'
'
67
100
83
:
*64 %"
Whirlpool Coi'p 3VaS8,f debs 1980
— Feb-Ang
Wilson & Co. first mortgage 3s 1958-'—.—AprfZ-Oct
83*%
31
*83*%/—.
—Jan-July
Jan-July
Apr-Oot
__Jan-JnZp
J an-July
1985—__April-Ocf
99
9978
86
*90'%
3%s series C 1970_u——Mar-Sept
mortgage 3Vis series D 19G7——JJau-July
Winston-Salem
128%
119
; 47. %
96
94% ^ 95%
89
' 91
89-
99
99
86
Wheeling Steel
121%
115%
•
2
it 38
94%
94%
^.May-Hox '
—M«p-Nov
1980
mortgage 2%s: series F 1998,
C
First mortgage 2%s series G 1961
1st mige 5%s Series H 1983_
iBoutlierh Ry first consul gold 5s 199.4
i"; Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
•4A
20G
58
127
•
99
10
IOOV'4
*99T« 101
-May
: Westingliou8e EleCtilc'.Corp 2%3 1971—.—Mar-Sepl
; Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992-—Mar-Sepl
First
58
94 *
—Mar-Sept
A 1977_
I
Pacific
income debentures
„
125
San Fran Term lsirmLge 3%s ser A '75—Jnne-Deo
.Bopthern Pacific RR Co—w
.
.11,99
Wisconsin Central
1981—
t'. First
Westem
5s
87%
-119 *'4 120%
58
Jan-July
<
/.
99
*99
■
Jaxi-July
Gold 4%S 1969-——:—J.
;
t
"ii,
.
3%s
1973—June-Dec
conv
00%
*113
__
.
'
■
98
877%
19
07%
83'%
92'%
'•
86
-
*85
Jan-July
2%s:1994
Southern ^Natural
'
;
; "ii
.
*
,
..
"
"
II
-
*90%
V-
__
95 %
92%
97
95"
—
91
—
.
195
88
*105
—June-Dec
Alar-Sept
1969-,
1976—i
-.
—
92
92
•
3%a- tleherh.ui:eS 1985—
2%s debentures 1987—--—
debentures
debs
Wabash RR Co—
.
'
\
*
*
Gen mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981April
Geu intge income 4%s series B Jan 1991—April
First mortgage 3*/4S series B 1971——_Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3*%s 2000—Feb-Aitff
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1070-—_Fcb-Aug
t Westchester
Lighting gen mtge 3*23 1967—Jan-JwZy
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
VWest Penn Electric 3%s 1974
.——May-Wop
West Pcnn Powef 3'%s series I 1966—1—Jaji-July
West Shore first "4s guaranteed 2361——Jan-July
•tin#4s regi'itffed 2361—^.
___Jan-July
, Western
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Ocl
1st mortgag-e 3%s series O 1979—-—'— Apr-Ocl
5%s debentures 1982
a—_—Jan-July
,
-; Southern California
subord
subord
.
—
--88%
-
—
292
107Vji 108
107=i,
,
,Botirti .& North1 Ala RR gtd 5s 19G3—
April-Ocl
•'Southern Bell ^Telephone & Telegraph Co—
3s.debentures ;J97U——.%
195 '.I
.
,
Bocony-Vacuuni :Oil 2tas 1976
conv
conv
•
*
•Bhell-Union;4)n ^%s debentures
195
84 %
82%
*90
;
Jan-July
Corp of America—
r
103% 104 '
'
105'% ,106'%
3
90
fund mtge ser C 1951— .June-Dec
assented series C 1951—:
June-Dec
,
90
90
—
106% 106 %
104
103*4
100%
106%'
195
.Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser C 1973—April-Ocl.
78
77
92
Feb-Aug
^Ma?/-Nov
Jan-July
1977—
05
94
~~
-
June-Dec
1972—^
usubord* debs
4%s
98%
96
11
*88
Refund 33%3 ser 1 1981—June-Deo
3%s ser J 1982
April-Ocl
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
First consolidated 5s 1958
ApriZ-Oct
101*%
Beafs,'Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
'
;
'
92'%
96%
•
*84'%
1st mortgage &
1st & ref mtge
99%
♦86
June-Dec
'
•
*™
series F 1978—Mar-Sept
1970—June-Dec
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980—:_Mar-Sept
90
97%
78
—Mar-Sepf,,
Seagram fJos E) & Sons 2%s 1966
•
97 /
90
"92Va
103
106 'a
—
*-
78
1
97%
96%;
97%
,
103
First and refund mtge 3s
100
98
1
99 V*
*103
83'%
90
.
",
*84
*96'%
•Virginia Electric & Power Co—
Fhst and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
59%
50
—
98 Va
93%
Map-Nov
1980
A
3Ves
96
Jan-July
90
•
6%s sinking
Vanadium
100
*90Vb
#
97%.
First and refund mtge 27/eS ser G
,
'
June-Dec
series
assented
§A3%s
Seaboard Air Line RJi Co—
-1st mtge ,3s -series B
1,
.
April-Oct
Participating clia 47%s 1968-
;
1989
94%
90% .91%
84V4 - 87%
77 V a
80%
,1
I
60
96 '"'
95
90
"*92'% -A-"'
Apr-Ocl
Mar-Sept
r__May-NoV;
1967
4 Vis
May
6
26
79%,
'
96
'iii.1
1951_June-Dec
71%
72
Mar-Sep
—.Mar-Nov
Second 4s IncDond certificates Nov 1989-Jan-July
'fit Paul & "Dultith first cons gold 4s 1968_Jnne-Deo
'Bt Psut Union Depot 3%s B 1971
April-Oct
Scioto
-NeW iEnglahd 4st gtd 4s 1989—May-Woo
Bcott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971--Mar-Sept
-
70%
__
*70%
Jan-July
.ASecond.mtge Die 4%s ser A Jan 2022
piigWi As ser B 1980-——
-
*—
-April-Ocl
90%
'
II
,v
37 %
90
93 Va
*101 */• "11
April-Ocl
1972
1951-.
§A
Francisco By Co.—
lsb^tjiortgage 4s series A 1097—.
'
*91
1996 Jan-Jw/p
1996,
101'%
89
1
■- •••''•
§A6V2S debs series A 1947
—,—__Jan-July
§ A3 Vis assented series A 1947——Jan-July
101
Va
106
§A3Vis
^,Mar-Sept
95
8GVa
-
\
Mar-Sept
—Jan-July
Jan-July
_Feb-Aug
_May-Woo
§ A6%s sinking fund mtge series A
Saguenay Power 3s seiles A 1971
98%
w'
v
'
-
sinking fund debentures 1973—:
debentures
'
■
1.91V4..FIV4.
,
i
94
95%
..
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;
.
113%
'
•
93*%:V07
94
95%
;
79%
•{
.
__May-No*
1966—ApriZ-Oct
-i
1977
.
United Steel Works Corp—
100
110% 112
110%
of
Co
mtge & coll tr 4%s 1977
Rubber 2%s debentures 1976
2%s
,
—Jan-July
Biscuit
11st-mtge & coll trust 3%s 10711st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975—
..
Mar-Sept.
Royart -McBee-6"4ks cone debs 1977—
debs
subord
conv
85%
—
108
;
'
!
,
37
92*%
II'■ t.I*IIIT
: 9i»4i..
1970—..J/me-Dec
1976 _Feb-Aug
debenturea
2%s
Pacific RR
Union
'
U
1969„__. .Mar-SeDt
■'I
,.W:
*92%
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991__Mar-Sept
April-Oct
Tank Car 4%as f debs 1973
70%
•
__
*83%
I
•v V7 vv'..
89 \\
May-Nov
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970—
*83%
M*
HOVa
85Vi
H
"
99% 100
%.
__
—June-Dec."
———May-Nov,
1980___.
mtge 3V4s 1982
u
Oil of California: 2%s' debs
; 3%s debentures
-*89
-
4
85'%
1975-AprlZ-Oct
mortgage and coll trust 2%s
debentures
1968
i
.1—
'1st; mtge & coll tr 2%s
*156
—Jan-July.
118
111,.
35Va
.
1971:—May-Nov
of Missouri 3%s
'First
-
1
& Electric
Coriw4*ns -scries D 1977
\
-.••%.74%",:76%
:
7-7...
*110
85%
•.»/.'
* -"-.V ;
86
..
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.,*74
Union Electric Co
1
*156
—Jan-July
—Jan-July
*33
'
.'t, f V
v
■
98%
10
80
*156
4
983* 100 y*
GO ": -,.r
■
.
1978
•%
.
series A
^
87 V*
.AT-. 37 Vs
■
.
,
5 Ya s
.
United
-Apr.il-Qct,
99
v
•
88% " DO
.
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a:
.
95%
94
f .r
Bit ;pf New Orleans 3%d l074_^.__J«ne-Deo.
110
1.08 " * .108
Thompson- ,ProduiJts'A'Viis tlebs '1982__^1~^—
'Aug
a/ 93*8
93 Vs
'Tidewater Oil Co- 3V^'sA?M -Oct •'
J .'r ..*94 .ft 94'%;
Tol & "Ohio Cent ref and -impt 3%s lOCO—Jtmc-Dec."
r
,.*97Vi.
Tri-Contiuental Corp 2%s debs 1961__—.-.Ifar^Sept
-
;
it
-,V«5% V 9or»
1
98%, 99*%
....
V' Term
;
70%
-
-
V
...
•85
hiTa-'
General and refund M 3%s ser E 1985—JMirJuZy
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
,
;
;
1
.•
•
.
.
97
29- ^.86
,
..
..
Texas
.
.
:?89
2019—i._Jan-Juift-.'
1985—__April-Ocl
B 1970_ ApriZ-Ool
1990__ApriJ-Oct
& Pacific first gold 5a 2(fOO———Ju»s-Dee
Union
-
9494i *.*W«
v.
151
4
and refund M.3V4s series
-First
Union
95
10(F% IOL'/a
141
'
.
ii'First and refund M- 3%h series O
• •
99
95
*96%.:—
June-Dec
ra
107«4 107%
-S-
.
..
debentures 19G5_.————Map-No*
I
Reading Co first & lei :3',»s series D 1995_JHay-Nov
Reynolds 4R J) Tobacco 3s; debs 1973__-._Api'U-Ocf
Rheent Mfg Co 3!is debs 1973_
^Peb-Aua
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
Ji ADirepfe mtge 7s 1950
-May-Woo
§ A Direct mtge 6s 1952
ilfay-Nov
jtAConsol mtge 6s 1953__
^
„-Feb-Aiij;
92
-
&• New Orleans RR
Texaa
-t.
'
..
89 %
90
2'
''
1
1
89*%
87-52
*•
Refund and impt 2%s series :D
Texas Oorp 33
-
-
'
88*4
i'!/
.,
20
98
93 V*
: 105% 105%
li-July
13
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1U64
89V4
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101% 109
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debentures
(Ohio)—
Co
...
,
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88%
34
,
%
105*2
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93
Apr-Ocf
_
1977-4.; •
debentures
?jf.
106 %
1.05
•;<
1974
debentures
Terminal RR Assri bf St Iiouis—
'■"'Rdfttmi&nd impt M As sefies C
J
—
103 _103 %
lOO
98
94*/,
"*98%""— '
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*173% 177"
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94%"""•87%"*—:
97%:' 97%,
—June-Dec
3%s debenture;;*! 975
-
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-refunding mortgage 34ms 1983^_ApHi-Ocl
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.
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•
105
.
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-
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7R%
,
*95"%;
103%
1967——June-Dec
conv
>-,21-
-
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98%
*92%'—
'
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5s
Jan. JL
89
87*%
_
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debentures
isb-and
93%
<.
T3%
' 93 4." 93
^
'""98%
May-Woo
s
92%
71%
"93
Firsthand refinrdlug'mortgage 2'%s 1979-Jttn*-Dec
.
5
;*
;
;
-
93%
95
J
.
Low
NO;.-
-
92
..
-
Range Since
Sold
High
-
.
98
><h
Bonds
Friday's
91Va 9xVa
__Jan-JaIy
,.91*%.
: ;
.
4%s sinking-fund debentures 1982
Jan-July^1 107*%_ -,107 V 3 107*%'',
Stauffer Chemical-3Tes debs 1973
—_—M&t-Sept
„
.—
i. .101% 101 Va
*
Sunray Oil Corp. iy%s debentures 1966—__Jan-JuZy
-;. F9&.
-98%
98%
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981—L.—Jan-July,
85%
86—-;
Surface Transit Into
1st' mtge Oa lfilL.—May-Woo
.86
t
—85f55 V a.
Swift & Co -2r?»s debentures l072——
__Ja;t-July
: - 2t»s debentures 1973^
May-Woo
^ "• •<>
'
^..-.1
i
:
r.
r
2%s
*96%
Mar-Sept
.
1
";*73%
Jan±3ulv
-
100
98 '
95
or
Bid & Asked
'
96*2
96
100
-
93%
*
refunding mortgage 3%s 19U8_. Jan-Jalg
First-and refunding mortgage 5s 2037_u_Jan-JaZp.
EirsUiajid j/dlunding'mortgage 8s 2037-^J«ree-Dec
First and ^tfuhjiiug mortgage 3s 1972-.^_il/cy*Nov
•-
"
100
Products
Coil
(Indiana) 3V»s conv 1982
April-Ocl
Btanaard Oil (N J) debeniures 2%a 1971—Map-Nov
'
First and
*,
*■
xfebrmtmes-
3s<
■
"
"
95
Mar-Se»t
Procter &<(iirmbie 3%s debs 1981,
Public Scry ice Electric & Gas Co—
■
"Il
fc99
♦93
Sale Price
Standard Oil
92
76
,
76
"*96Ti
.^April-Dot
1983_____„
Btandard
109-^a
Standard Oil
June-Dec
1970
Potomac 'Eletfrfc Power- Co
•
i92
Last
Period
Exchange
Stock
Low
98*4
106 !i
<tvW
'tff
High
96
5
339
.'*76*
.
May-Hoy
1980____
3%s>*e X debentures
.
98U
®94
.
Fitrtsb CofceTfc llfiew 1st mtge 3 *%s 1964
May-Woo
Pittsbirfgli' Consolidation Coal 3%s 10G5_^Jan-Jttf«
Pittsburgh - Plate Glass 3s debs 1967^
AoriZ-Oct
Plantation "Pipe
U
1074« 108
New York
Jan. 1
Low
'
General-morteage "58 -series B i&75______Apn'l-Oct
General 'mortgage 3%s-series E' 1975Aptil-od
.
No.
-M'*W "V
Week's Range
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
RR—
General mortgage bs series A 1970
.
Bonds
High
h 98
196J_lFeb-A«o
Consolidated guaranteed 4*%s ser I
Consolidated
Friday's
-V-
*»1
FEBRUARY
Friday
Bid & Asked
100*4
Plilsbury Mills Inc 3V*s s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsbgh Bess'emer & Liatce Erie 2"*«s 1996_ June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati (J)iic & i3t Louis Ry
•
1
Consolidated guaranteed 4S ser il i960
Feb-Aug'
'
or
■
98 Vi
Ipeb-Aua
FOR THE WEEK ENDED
Week's Range
Low
Phillips Petroleum
4%s
riday
'
RECORD
RANGE
r
31
r->
H'
M
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J.an
_
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All American Engineering Co.
Shares
Range Since
Low
High
Low
Far
3 V*
2%
4,100
2%
2%
400
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6,200
3%
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2%
Picture*
~3%
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Corp—
8
Bto% convertible preferred.
Allied Control Co Inc.
Allied Internat'l Investing cap
34%
J
TV*
7%
7%
6,100
5% Jan
1—
88%
88%
88%
60
84% Jan
89%
6
350
7
Book
Electronics
Jan
Jan
65
Jan
67
24%
24%
29%
Co.
29%
13%
Inc.
50
67%
13%
25%
Maracaibo
American
Meter
800
13%
Feb
15%
Jan
25%
29
Jan
32
Photocopy Equip CoAmerican Seal-Kap
200
6%
7,800
6%
Jan
500
27%
Jan
31%
Feb
Jan
12
*12%
17,10*0
26%
8%
8%
32%
Jan
13
27%
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Jan
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13Tb
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3%
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Jan
8%
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13 V*
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8%
Feb
12%
Jan
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4%
36%
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27
28%
17,200
Feb
26
Jan
28%
Jan
Feb
13%
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14%
Feb
3%
Feb
400
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4%
500
4%
14%
15
900
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9%
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6,200
9
22,500
9%
4% Feb
5%
15%
9%
8% Jan
1%
200
1%
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2%
1%
2%
200
1%
1,300
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500
28%
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Feb
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1%
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Feb
Jan
1%
Jan
30%
Jan
9%
Jan
600
26%
Jan
8%
3,200
7%
Jan
2%
2%
3
26,400
2%
Jan
3%
6%
6%
6,700
5
Jan
6%
Jan
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Jan
9%
Jan
3
1,500
100
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3
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Feb
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13%
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2%
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2%
2%
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Banff CMl Ltd
1%
Barcelona Tr Light St Power Ltd.
Corp
Barry Controls Inc class B.
"4%
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(A 8) Shoe Corp.
Jan
100
4%
3%
Jan
Feb
Jan
3
200
3%
3%
1
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Brazilian Traction Light 4c Pwr
Breeze Corp common
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British American Oil Co——.*
British American Tobacco—
rets ord bearer.
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dep rets ord reg
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Columbia Power
—
10%
Jan
13%
Jan
43
Jan
10
14%
14
•
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6%
14%
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8%
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4
90
90
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200
90
Jan
5%
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Cuban Atlantic
Cuban
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cumulative
4%
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Brown
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9
200
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Jan
10%
77b
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1%
Jan
2
Feb
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Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan common
60e convertible preferred
9% serial preferred—
674 Feb
7
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Day Mines Inc..———
Jan
Dayton Rubber Co class A_
3372
Jan
35
Jan
Dejay
34%
Jan
37 Vb
Feb
Dempster Investment Co...
35%
37%
slf
41 Vb
3,400
Feb
100
57a
Jan
200
574
Jan
800
38 7b
Jan
513
Jan
Distillers
7
Jan
8%
Feb
700
18
Feb
20%
Jan
Feb
5T4
18%
9%
10
3,600
Jan
15%
6%
8% Jan
(The)
Co
10
Feb
Dominion Steel & Coal ord' stock
3
Jan
Dominion Tar St Chemical Co Ltd
5 3/8
Jan
6%
Jan
8%
Jan
Feb
200
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Jan
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Jan
Jan
14%
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Jan
11
Feb
Draper Corp common
%
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Drilling Si Exploration Co.—
Driver Harris; Co...—
3,600
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%
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700
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4%
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2
20%
4,700
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22
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Jan
18
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Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
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24%
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Canade Bread Co Ltd
—
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Feb
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12,50
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4
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Feb
4%
"a-,26%' Jan
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9%
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75,500
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Calgary * Edmonton Corp Ltd.
Feb
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13%
Television Corp.
-
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Jan
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•
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6%
10%
Cable Electric Products common
2
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4%
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1,100
18
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common
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1,000
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class
11%
14%
9
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Feb
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574
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class A
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; Feb
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■
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11,400
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72
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Jan
100
500
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10
preferred
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Brack Mills Ltd class B
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2
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Brown Forman Distillers
Jan
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550
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Curtis Lighting Inc common
-
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
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46%
Jan
Feb
Jan
83
:
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8%
Jan
10%' Jan
300
1:.
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common..
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9
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27
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4%
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2,300
Jan
4%
32%
31
Jan
Feb
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■
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Crystal.Oil & Land Co common——*.
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2.50
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Jan
5T'b
350
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Jan
8V2
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(Md)
Jan
40%
1,800
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5
Jan
600
6
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common—
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Jan
25
•
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Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
,
400
9
5%
Jan
4%
3%
274
10%
Jan
...
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v-
2,900
11%
43
8%
14%
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Jan
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%
Jan
Jan
Jan
600
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Jan
500
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Jan
4%
4%
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p
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common
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Jan
Feb
9,200
,
Cott. Beverage
Jan
12 V*
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common
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700
42%
Telephone of Canada common—tl
Belock Instrument Corp
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Bonrus Watch Co Inc
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Blckford's Inc common
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Jan
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300
-
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.
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13%
Feb
5
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6
13%
%
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%
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8,700
4%
4%
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6
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374
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Corp
class A—_
40
3%
5%
93/4
Jan
Ltd—
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Jan
15 1
7%
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Cornucopia Gold Mines.—
.
3%
1%
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4% Jan
100
12%
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Corp..———1
Inc
Corby (H) Distillery
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Jan
Jan
4%
Jan
46%
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Cook Paint & Varuisli Co.:
Jan
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Jan
Jan
Feb
374
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10
Continental Industries Inc
.
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117s
13%
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Jan
%
:
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1.25
Continental Aviation & Engineering
1
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Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd.
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Feb
32%
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Jan
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1
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Baldwin Securities Corp
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1 %
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.
Jan
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23% "23%
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29%
4
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Jan
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Ayahlre Collieries Corp common
Beck
Jan
6%
Feb
24
_2
——10
Jan
Feb
6%
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111
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1%
25
Coastal .Caribbean Oils vte__——10c
Cocksliutt Farm Equipment .Co—
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Audio Devices Inc
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Besu-Brummell
pfd
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Plywood Corp
6%
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1H Jan
2%
Atlantic Coast Indus Inc_
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlas Consolidated
Mining St
Development Corp
Atlas Corp option warrants.
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1
5%
%
-
4% Feb
13% Jan v
1%
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Associated Tel St Tel—
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1,300
.
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3,000
14
4%
,
5%
4%
14%
\
§j§§
igg
13%
3%
Feb
1,900
5%
5
5%
Associated Food Stores
Associate Laundries of
Baker Industries
?e Jan
1041^ Jan
^Chicago Rivet St Machine,
——4
Chief Consolidated; Mining—.—...—^1
Christiana OIL Corp.
—.—.1
Cbromalloy Corp
,—:——10c
-.i-t
uDiuxower ..Co.Clarostat' Manuiacturlng Co—...——1
Clary Corporation—
_—1
:s
jdaussner Hosiery Co....
—,_g
Clayton As Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clopay Corporation
—1
K Club Aluminum Products Co.———-*
•>;.
Jan
.
preferred
Non-voting
Feb
Jan
l
2,200
*'43%: ,45%*
100
100
10
preferred
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc..——
95% Feb
93% Jan
-IS*
-
Cherry-Burrell common—
Jan
Jan
103
38%
Associate Electric IndustriesAmerican dep rets reg
Atlas
4%
Jan
33%
33%
28
*-matron* Rubber Co class A_
Clnas A
7%
Jan
95%
35%
warrant#.
4r<
(equipment Com
Asaraera Oil Corp L*d
Assoc Artists Productions
2%
16%
Co—
Charter Oil Co Ltd—.
Jan
5
4,300
98%
98
Arkansas Power 4c Light—
4.12% preferred
Convertible
6%
6
Uat Oo—_
Aluminum
4',
Feb
Jan
Feb
8,500
•
Charis Corp common..:—
;
■
,
Altex
~2\l
Jan
1%
2%
14%
700
1
1
SI.50 series
Century 'Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc....
Convertible preference...
Chamberlin Co of'America—
.
Feb
%
200
2,100
%
13
9
%
9,200
13
10
A
%
13
iTI
Angosturs-Wupperman
Appalachian Elec Power 4%£
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp——_
Arnold
Jan
800
26%;
10
1
Central^Power & Light 4%
Feb
Jan
•
Products.
Co
Jan
5
2,800
•
1 iii
_1
Corp.—
Maine Power
3.50%
V
Jan
Jan
8% Jan
18
preference
Central
Jan
2%
100
-
Conv
Feb
Jan
2,300
19
13%
2%
8
3%
Central
Axxglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corn—
&
6
5%..
•
1%
•
Hadlcy Corp.:——
Illinois- Secur Corp—_—
Central
Ff|>
400
19
19
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Armour
; 5,000
2%:
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1%
1
St Co
M)
(A
Instruments
Cenco
Jan
Jan
;
Jan
10%
1,200
4
4
Incorporated
Louisiana
Feb
413
Feb
2s 6d
Catalin Corp of America—
Feb
7
21
2,400
27%
9%
12%
Writing Paper
Castle
Jan
29%
31%
4
Amurex Oil Company class A.
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd-
aimumm
Jan.
4
•
(J W) Co common.
Products common^
Casco
'
6%
26%
preferred.
Carter
Feb
31%
American
"A" shares
29%
*
__5.50
rets B ord
American dep
Jan
21%
12 VB
Co 6%
Petroflna Ino class A
Post
14,700
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14%'
—5
1
Inc
Light $5 pfd
Carolina Power St
Jan
30%
6%
Co
Co.
5%
3%
Carreras Ltd—•
Jan
600
American Natural Gae
Anchor
1%
69
31
American
Carey Baxter St Kennedy
Carnation Co common
Feb
55
67
Amertean
4-j'a
..
2%
'2%
1
1
Capital City Products common
•
Jan
14
Jan
American Laundry Machine
American Manufacturing Co
American
8%
Feb
6
12% Jan
52
Beverage
American
4
—1
Corp———
Natural Gas Ltd vtc_.
Cans'o Oil Producers Ltd vtc—
Canso
Feb
1
American
12,400
A".
8
Oil Co Ltd
Canal-Randolph
Feb
(R I)
Air Filter 6%
AMI
Jan
,
.
6
American
American Thread
Feb
34%
1,000
High
25% Jan
Canadian Djpdge &
Jan
conv
Ambrook Industries Ino
American
Feb
45
4
Iff
4%
——2
Dock Co Ltd—
^Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
10c
Canadian Marconi
-1
Canadian Petrofina Ltd partlc pfd—10
Canadian Williston Minerals
80
Jan
8%
8%
Industries
Aluminum
3%
Low
200
29%
~
preferred
cumulative
15%
Jan
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
High
•
3
Southern
Canadian Atlantic
Jan
3
Sales
~
Jan
2%
....
Allied Paper Corp
Aluminum Co of America—
13.71
36%
3%
Jan
7%
200
8
Jan
2
Alice A Fisher common
Artiste
Canada
Shares
29%
29%
•
common
preference
20
Petroleums Ltd vtc_1
6%%
Jan
15% Jan
2
Alleghany Corp warrant*
Allegheny Airline* Ino.
Allied
Jan
3Tb
3% Jan
300
2%
OS*
20%
Feb
20
100
20
for Week
Low
Par
Co Ltd
Cement
Canada
Aigemane
20
Jan. 1
High
Monday, February 24^*1958
.
Week's
Range
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
Slock
American
.
ol' Prices
Friday
ENDED FEBErARl
for Week
of Prices
Last
STOCK%
THE WEEK
RANGE FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
4
29%
4
io
29%
5&
100
4
400
25
18,900
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
4fff Jan
57
4%
30"
Jan
Duval Sulphur St Potash
Dynamics Corp
7'^'
Jan
E
.
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Feb
Eastern- Malleable
; :
21*H
4'
■
...
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3%--"- 344
-1
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Eastern SDates. Corp.—
——.—1
$7 preferred series A—;
—•
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i—
*
Feb
21%
Co————-*
of America
32},'*
1644
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155
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25
142 %
Jan
155
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75
735
Jan
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Feb
.
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Number 5719
Volume 187
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(909)s 33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week**
Last
American Stock Exchange
$2.
Edo
Bond
Eleetregraphic Corp common—.
Electronic Communications Inc
Eleetronics
Corp
El-Tronies
of
Freight
Millwork.
20,300
..-6%
Mfg Co
Co Inc
Jan
Industrial
Plywood
9
Feb
insurance
Co
Feb
International Breweries lne_
28%
Feb
•
%
Jan-'
North
ot
1,700
1%
2%
12%
71,900
10 '/2
3
•
37%
2,000
3','4
23,900
-
37
373k
/
6%
-6%.
1
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.-1
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1
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Eureka^ Pipe Line common—:.—
10
10%
9 la
3
>
90%
1,600
19% Jan
*•-7%
■
10
6%
8% Feb
2,100
2
Jan
2% Feb
100
-*
12%
12%
13%
3,600
3%
3%
800
Feb
Iron
Feb
Ironrlte Inc
37 3,s
Feb
Irving
7%
Jan
Israelr American
10-%
Jan
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lo
33% Jan
-
5%
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9%
»
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6%
-
•
Jan
Jan
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100
-
7% Jan
2%
.3%
11,200
8
2,000
214
10%
6%
Jan
Public Service Co 3.90%
pfd
Manufacturing vtc
Fireman
Air
Chute
1
-
Oil
•V
Jan
Jeannetfce
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Glass
38% Jan
32% Feb
7,900
300
Jan
3%
10%
Jan
Jan
8
4%
Jan
78
10
•-
10
%
10%
800
¥
4,700
Xs'
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11% Feb
Jan
8
% Jan
8,500
i«
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1
1
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ft
,
Feb
13% Feb
3% Jan
8% Jan
3% Jan
"J'.
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*
10c
Corp
34
74% Jan
.1
Jan
12
10c
Company
Royalty
Feb
%
..
Iowa
Feb
11
Jan*
10
Feb
97
Jan '
7
1012
2,100
8
2%
Investors
8,700
3
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10»%
4%
7%
1
Intex
-100
•
11
3%
7%
3%
33 Vic
International Resistance Co
8 %» Jan
200
6%
8%
9%
Jan
-
Jan
8%
Feb
'2 %
19%
Jan
32%
Jan
-
10% Jan
8%
2%
800
9%'
19%
Jan
98%
Jan
33%
1314
;
250
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.9%
a—
•
1% Feb
1% Jan
2,750
10%
11% Jan
92 - Jan
Oil
14
Jan
2% Jan
Feb
1% Feb
97
Feb
<
600
10%
Jan
T
1%
13
95%
13%
Jan
600
10%
13%
1%
High
Lev
13%
96 %
•
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
High
13
1
Feb
»
6%
Shares
8
America
Jan*-•>
r
for Week
1%
International Cigar Machinery
*
International Petroleum capital stock-*
International Products—
5
64,200
11%
%
13
50c
25c
10
1,200
7%
•
—
1
.
Hardware
26
Jan
27%
Industrial
Jan
25
% Jan
100
pfd
preferred
28 Ta
%■
2%
6c
20c
—
Jan
Sales
Rang®
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Low
1
Inc
11%
7V*
Steel Corp com—XL2
1st
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Par
Enterprises
Week's
Last
Sale Priee
High
Jan
49,700
12%' 13 la
X
—
_
*
18%
800
3.;
28%
28s/t
1
1
;
Corp.—
Corp.
8%
%
Equity Corp common _L_
10c
,1 $2-convertible preferred*?!—4:——1
Erie Fwge &
300
26
8
America.:————1
Empire Dis triet Electric 5
Empire
Low
21%
*
Inc_-_—:
Air
High
211,2
1
5
Friday
Industrial
21%
1
& Share common
21
ai'OcKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan.* l
—30
1;
preferred
Corporation class A
Mines Limited.—————
EmeT*
Shares
Low
lilt—1
beneficial
ol
shares
Elder
Electric
for Week
Associates—
sugar
Common
FOR THE WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY
RANGE
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Eastern
Sales
Co
1
common—
3%'
15c
-
2-
3%
100
1 %
-
2 l'u
5,400
9
5,400
•
3
Jan
4
Jan
115
Feb
*
2ft Jan
K
Factor
(Max)
&
Co
c)ass A.„ .
1
Pah-child Camera & Instrument!—;:
10%
1
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd——1
Fargo Oils Ltd.:—
———-1/."
Financial General Corp—i——
—lOc
Plrtlr
Sterling -Inci_^.-_—
Fisbman
Florida
(M H)
Canada
•
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Class B
1%
5j;!
6&
5
American
1
Head Brewing
(Geo
.!
~9iV
Feb
Jan
Kawneer Co
Jan
Kennedy's
818
Jan
10
Jan
Kidde
6%
Jah
Jan
9%
8,800
7%
3,200
950
78
/ 6%
/ 9%
;
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4%
4%
1%
lr:«
6%
6%
17%
4%
4A
17%
V
1%
6%
-f.
17%
Feb
Kirby
2,000
■
4%
•
400
Feb
it-
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4% Feb
T
(
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4%
Jan"
6
Jan
1%
Jan*; ""
1%
Jan
Knott
1,000
5%
Jan /
7
Feb
Knox
400
1512
Feb
'
v
-
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18%
.
1
3h
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common..;——•
1 (V
1,600
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31%
2,500
23i,
5%
;•
2%
100
5%
1%
%
1%
1%
-
28
31%
Feb
Alden
1%
Jan
1%
2,100
1%
100
4,8.'
37i
18*
-16%
V- 13
16%
19%
X
__
20%
19%
-r
11,900
10,000
6,100
101- 101
-
11%
100
5%
* *
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8
Corp——„.——.—l:-r:
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6%
200
7%
'
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14%
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14%:
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2
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17. %'-
500
400
21
7%
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& Pacific
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'ft'!'.
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•
129
41
ft
-
Jan
1
41%
2;%-
-----
18
3%=
'- -
-
600
*
-
7%
4%
9%
4
Company.^...£—i-J
Grocery^Stores Products common.—8ft
G ulltMFJima Company Inc.—ill——10c ft"
Gulf* States Land'& industries— ft •
9%
-
18%
h
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t'.-4»
4,700
.
-
•
*
.
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10c
2
2%
...
2%
...
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—
16 ;
—
.
•
'
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*
*
'
3
20
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3%,
100
7
,
;*■
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-
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Hormeb (Geo
Bearing Co—
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& Co..._—
7%
Jan
2%xi/
HirmWe Oil
&
•
Inc common——5
Refining -±-L—^.1__//—*•
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24%
40
2%
21-%
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2.700
2%
1,500
2014
200
.
6-%
6%
2.%
-
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t/2%
V
22%
101b
2 %
200
2%
-1,100
10'2
'*8,700
2
32--
.
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%
23s
Jan
300
31%
Jan
1,800'
14%
Jan
1.300
1414
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/
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300
24
Jan
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16
20
20
17
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u
-
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Jan
Feb
Jan
100
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51% Jan
140
115%
Jan
f
27
200
28%
99
99
'
10
41 %
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120
29
Jan
96*
-
•
Jan
99
Jan
.
Thermit Corp
5 i'o'
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40%
ImpeiiaBGil (Canada) capital stock—♦*."•
Imperiak-Tobacco -of Canada—„
13%
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Irelfind/_£t /
Indianapolis Pwr & Light A% pfd—100
Far footnotes
see page
35.
—
PSnng.& Stamping Co
preferred
54%
%
8%
9%
1,700
conv
Abrasive—
Piping Co—
Co
9%
1,525
Public
5
6,200
5,300
1,60(1
17%
18
14%
14%
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2
1
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—1
.1
—0
1
1
—8
—
*
100
pfd
10c
1
Company
Corp
7(H)
-
4%
Jan
/8% Jan
7742'Jan
3,600
151®
20O
Jan
common
(Can) Ltd—
of America...
8% Jan
.
9%
-
.'
ft
300
16%
15%
6
6%
200
9%
9%
9%
300
1,900
16%
1
1
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2,800
1,400
7,300
5%
1
5
2.50
10
50o
17%
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^5*'n
1,700
41%
13sa
900
5%
5 "4
5%
V"5all. Jan x
4,700
13%
.
13/
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loo
-
Jan'
Jan
Feb
84%-Jan-
%
Jan
43 %
Feb
50% Feb
,
Jan
*S Jan
6,500
3,400
15% Jan
15% Jan
900
3% Jan
16%
17%
3%
3%
1%
1%'
9%
9%
9%
x9%
X9%
9%
700
9%
15,200
*5%
89
9%
•
9
1,800
18% Feb
400
.4%
Jan
.1% Jan
9% Jan
1% Jan
8%
Jan
8%
10% Jan
9% Jan
.
9% Feb
Jan
-
7%
~7% "7%
800
21%
23
2,206
4%
22%
5
200
~5
7% Jan
20% Jan
Jan
Feb
5% Feb
23
4% Jan
33
Jan
10%
Jan
Feb
32
14%
100
10%
200
103% 103%
20%
20%
25
300
17% Jan
21
14%
14%
9,700
12%
14% Feb
•IS
103%
32
10%
1ft
3,600
U
1
18
6,300
7
1,100
90
90
10
95
17%
95
20
IT
6%
32
9% Jan
100% Jan
103% Feb
Janu
lft
Jan
161% 161%
90
*2% "2%
200
8
88
Jan
92
95
Feb
98% Feb
92
157
.
13
13
13
117% 118
1
22%
A
22%
22%
23
x
22%
%
43
300
112% Jan
%
*
600
22%
21V®
25% Jan
23
Feb
Feb
200
Jan
5% Jan
6%
600
19%
21
3%
1,300
2% Jan
100
13% Jan
*,
-7
18% Jan
2,000
3
14
3%
8%
Jan
118% Feb
% Jan
Jan
6%
21
13
11% Jan
350
Feb
2% Jan
2Ve Jan
1,700
Feb
Jan
161% Feb
Jan
37% Jan
118
Feb
6% Jan
89% Feb
161 %
Feb
20% Jan
Feb
17
Feb
1,700
6,100
3
Jan
7
Feb
,
Feb
21Feb
3% Feb
14%
Feb
3% Feb
,*>
Jan
j6%
6%
1,800
6 V®
Jan
7% Feb
.1
3%
3%
3%
2,800
3
Jan
3%
1%
.1
(Mich)
19%
18%
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.—1
15,%
15%
16%
900
—
.25c
"l%
1%
9%
—2
iu
2,400
9%
600
—1
14%
14 %
15
..10
15%
15%
15%
29%
30
Jan
National
..1
Jan
2
Jan
Jan
6
6 '/a
4
4
2,700
19%
Feb
11% Jan
16%
Feb
10% Jan
—8
common—
.Jan
'
"
1
600
Transit
if
34% Feb
19
Feb
24% Jan
'500
.
7%
National
•
5% Jan
8% Feb
4% Jan
17%
%
Jan
Jan
40
6%
Jan
13sa Feb
14
27
Jan
33%
3%
Jan
7%
Starch Products common —1
National Steel Car Ltd.
,10c
National Telefilm Associates-
41% Feb
-
3W
6% Feb
9% Feb
_
>3
Si
National Mfg & Stores common— .„1
'
39% Jan
'f.
Jan
Jan
22%
34
31
3%
National Research Corp
National Rubber Machinery
Feb
Jan
7% Jan
14
Jan
100
-
National Electric Weld Machines
Jan
ia
15%
34% Jan
16% Feb
Jan
17%
31%
14
Industries Ine—
Alfalfa Dehydrating
%. Jan
5% Jan
13% Jan
6
Jan
10
*
%
%
preferred series B
a-
9% J»n
-
"
15% Jan
13% Jan
8
cumulative
Corporation
;
?i? Jan
National Casket Company
Feb
0% Feb
Feb
*10% Feb
,t
•'
30%
—
National Brewing Co
Feb
33
% Feb
4% Jan
50c
preferred——60
Service
42%
8% Feb
common
Aluminum
Jan
Feb
14V® Jan
.
8% Jan
8%
%
8%
17%
1
1
preferred—*
—
50c
Milling Co
VV
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National Bellas Hess common
Jan
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41 %: Feb
8,600
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—
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1%
,37% Jan
16,200
xlO%
14%
1
———10
National Petroleum Ltd
National Presto Industries Inc
^ 1-
40
38%
4%
Co common—.
convertible
6
14%
Jan
Jan
,
Jan
Jan
lft Jan
3% Feb
13% Feb
100
....
1
—
National
►
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Napeo
Feb
Jan
-
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1
2,500
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"
::
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Imperial Chemical Industries
13%
Nachraan Corp.
Feb
50
Jan
43%
"
Ltd—
Refrigerating Co—
Mining Corp Ltd
Wohl
13%
42
Jan
13%
17% Feb
Jan
.
42%
Feb
Feb
50
28%
99
20%
19% Feb
17
13%
7
Muskogee Co Rramon^.^
Muter Company common
Jan
30%
1%
1
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
.17% Feb
250
17
50%
1%
50
Corp $1
6% Jan
2% Jan
Jan
2%
100
4%
Iron
9% Feb
,
100
3V8/
.
4V« Jan
2 % Jan
11 Ys Jan
30
Jan
IV®
5,500
14
48%
Murphy
Feb
16%
230
1%
47/a
preferred—100
100
4.50% preferred series C_
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
Moody Investors participation pfd—•
Mt Clemens Metal Products—.
—1
6% cumulative preferred
4
Mount Vernon Mills Inc
2.B0
Mountain States Tel & Tel—,
—100
Muntz TV Inc
1
3% Feb
34
1,200
1,100
4%
4.40
3% Feb
-
,
Jan
.•
—
4.80%
10% Jan
,
7
Jan
!ft
3%
Monongahela Power Co—
Jan
Jan
7% Jan
2%
''
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3%
15%
119
M'
22
.
11
2%
12%
38
-8%
A
Co.—
Co
Warrants
Feb
5%
x9% Feb
9
Jan
,
38%
-1
Inc..
Molybdenite Corp
2% Jan
Feb ;
Jan ]
Feb
32%
16%
50%
>>'
'
Jan
2%
12 %
13%
common:
Mfg Co
Molybdenum
Fab
16%
**
Feb
Jan
100
49%
Missouri
'
15%'
'
96
-
74.
20% Jan'
1,100
23
Jan
■'
1,200
10%
~2 % "
..
4%
Jan
Mlrro
Jan
73
Jan
14%
27
7,700
—1
4%%
Jan
8%
13% Jan
24% Feb
5%
10o
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
Feb
28%
~9
5%
Jan
100
-.*.'*
26%
Miller
Jan
37%
Jan
Jan
Jan
7%
6% Feb
500
14%
25
37%
Mid-West
Jan
4 la
.
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14%
24%
—
35%
Midland Oil
7l% Feb
*
Jan
16%
900
2%
22-
3
300
24%
Midwest
3% Feb
3%
Jan 1
86
600
4%
6%
Jan
6% Jan
300
'
„
■
Jun
6
50o
Micromatlc Hone Corp
Jan
'
5%
~1%
Middle States Petroleum common
Jan
8%
30% I Jan
1,400
*•
4%
Manufacturing Co—_—5 /■ 4% ?; 4%
Hydro-Electric Securities—J——
"9 :/--~i%"-,~9%"
Hydromelals. Inc-ijf--—/—
15%" 15%
Hygrade* Food Products5^-k
i7s
31%
;
5%
26%
Metal &
Feb
59 V4
Jan-
17%
Jan
35%
Merchants
-
2% Jan
2%-Jan
Jan
3%
4% Jan
300
25% Jan
Merrill Island
Jan
.
16%
3,900
& Co common——•
Johnson & Co
—
1
Menasco
Jan
7%
-" *
Jan
w-
*
1,900-
7%
26
&
HtiriFLock
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100
163»
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21%
-100
5%-, preferred——^—.
Jan
Jan
2%
100
343^
2%
.
.
200
4%
14
(A G)
McKee
Jan
18%
...'.V
Jan
Jan
5% Feb
5%
16%
4%
5% Jan
Michigan Chamlcal Corp——
,
13,300
95
4%
Horn~<& Hardart Baking Co—'
*
Horn & Hardart common—:—*
Hubbelk* (Harvey)
7
400
6%..
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10
•
—15
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;
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—
28%
56
...1,800
4
V
71/2
Ilolophane Co common/-——•?.-/
16%
Home Oil Cq Ltd class
—
*
ChlS3
3
1%
4% Jan
11% Feb
'
—
—
Mays (J W) Tnc common.—
McDonnell Airsraft Corp
-Jan
■
-
100
200
2%
323v
^
lnc_—.——_2f>c
lhc___———
Holly. Scores
5% Feb
i
service
Stores
Industries
Maule
Jan
6,
Feb
13% Jan
67%
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Holly Cerporatipn-—
,
.1,700
3
>
f
.2r50
*
'
8%
29
16%
common—1
1
.
11,600
95
tR> & Co Inc comnion—
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1%
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,
&c Electronics.-.—25c
Electric CO/l_'__'——//—5--'
A
Jan
—
Massey-Harrls-Ferguson
18% Jan
•
'
Herold1 Radio
f | QJMI
3%
1%
Mansfield Tire &> Rubber Co.—
...0
Marconi International Marine
Communication Co Ltd
....
£1
9Vb Jan
'"3-r Jan
.
Henry Holt & Co common—
1
1
Hercuieff Gallon Products Inc*—10c-
,
300
35%
warrants.
Inc
Public
Maine
Jan
:'*,;v8% Jan
77- 5% Jan
Jah
Jan
-
18% Feb
2% -Jan
12,100
6%
3%
U-
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& Co 6%%' pfd——100
preferred—
.
2%
•
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2%-
25%
Co
5%
12%
Oil Corporation
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3
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common-——/
8
58
r
32%
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2%
5%
—.
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-
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Feb
2%
—
Ltd
Maniscbewitz (The B)
"'
5,000
17%
-'6-.LT
6
1.
Hazel Bishop
Hevi-D«ty
2%
10% Jan
"9%
Truck
Mack
•
Hastings Mfg Co—i—_——1—__2
Hathaway Bakeries Inc.-——I———1
Havana: Lithographing; Co-JOo^
4
700
—
—
Macfadden Publications Inc.
.
1G%
Plywood Corp——I——
1
HatniMbfeger Corp——_i—ii—I—-10G-" r
8%
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—25
t
2% X
Harvarth Investors1 Inc.—
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700
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2%
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Michigan Sugar
Co———
& B-American
Hall
11%
—
A—,
Inc—«
(R G)
Petroleums
Michigan
H
Jan
M
Jan
2%
Jan
6%
Refineries
Magna
Feb
-18
-
800
---700
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2%
160
■
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-
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Jan
3%
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24% Feb
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•
16%
3,600
25
Lynch Corp
Jan
'.241 / Jan;
7298. Feb
123%* Jant' 7"% 133
Feb
''1 % Jah
1% Jan
37% Jan
;<7. 44- Feb
-
2,900
-
7%
.
-
2%
18/'
'*5
Grlesedieck
/ Common
300
4%
5%
—
class
Realty
Lunkenhelmer
,
470
-7,200
13% Feb
17% Feb
13% Feb
17%
4%
.—.
Inc
Jan
*
Jan
Jan
il% Jan
Feb-
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5%
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Jan1" 7,7.7% Jan
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1,950
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-
Producers Inc..—ft-60c ft
:6%. preferred.series A——C*—30 % ;
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133
1%
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•
•
Groat Western
.
6 *,:
10
Jan
16%
(The) Co——
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration—
614 Jan
12 Jan
'
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— Jan
5
.
294%
'
129
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1%
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*•*
:
200
1,300
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28G
.
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;
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2%
4,100
—
Lodge & Shipley
21'4 Jan
.-4 ;%->
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Non-voting common stock
ft- 7% 1st preferred ft.;——.
1,000
6%
2=. :-
-
10 %
—75 1
common
19% Jan
"
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Grand Rapids
Gray- Manufacturing Co..
——Br.:
Great. Amer Industries Inc.,——10c
10
—r-.—
Ltd—
Locke Steel Chain
Jan
Jan
16%
24%
6%
24%
17%
6,800
Jan
4%
,,
%
•
51/6
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
b%
cumulative preferred
Feb
9%
17%
Vv'
\r
; 5% Feb
24%
Goodman
!*
8
*
„
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■
Jan
7 '' 10% Jan
Feb
2,400
%
2
1%
Jan
% Jan
2%
A
Mines
Tourneau
Liberal
Jan
'
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Feb
16%
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-
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3
11%
Industries
Inc
Leonard
Le
1512 Feb
IV* Jan
-
.
Jan
4,000
17%
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&
Lecourt
Jan
98% Feb
Jan
9®8
3%
Salle Extension University
Lear
Jan
24%
.:'8% Feb
400'
*
'
2%
2 if
Manufacturing Co——-16%
Gorharn^-Manufacturing common——4 ft
6%
La
Feb
101
.
4i"rf Jan "
5,000 *
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5
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Glenmore Distillers class B—:—:—-—L ^
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5,V
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Feb
1
j^n
Jan
3%
1% Jan
4%
Feb
14r%
..
Feb
93%
512
Jan
1%
600
7T
Lalcey Foundry Corp
Lamson Corp of Delaware
5-iV Jan
Jan'!
17%
50
.
Jan
10% Jan
13
Feb
3% Jan
•
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La Consolidada S
18% Feb
Jan
2
2,100
1 %
u-.
Jan
3814
Jan
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.
2,300
1%
Corp
1%
Jan
13%
3%
1%
1%
3%
class A
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14
Jan
3,300
18%
-
3
1%
3
-
10%
1%
4f;f.Feb :
32%
Jan
10% Jan
21
1%
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5% Feb
Jan
600
36%
<11%
Feb
9% Jan
200
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Feb
12
200
381/4
u
common.
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30O
14
4 /',-.
13%
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Globe Union
Jan
Lanston
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1
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4%
1%
1%
-
Georgia Power $5 preferred—
Gilchrist
700
'
1,200
11% Jan
10c
Apparel Inc
L'Aiglon
;
Jan
2,100=
Jan
96% Feb
21% Feb
18% Jan
2.50
;
3%
Feb
Jan
*
Feb
"23'a
Jan
2%
'
13
common,
$4.60 preferred.
-
28
preferred
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•& Jan
'
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Co
(The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
General Electrics Co Ltd—
*': American dep rets ord reg
_£1
General Fireproofing* common.
B
General Indus Enterprises—1——•
Gilbert. (A
Hotels
Corp
122
13
Dept Stores Inc
(I B) Rubber Co
Kobacker
""
-
10%
Kropp
—
General Plywood
(S)
21
12%
Kirkiand Minerals Corp Ltd
J
200
10%
1
Petroleum
2,700
':*.
&
80
.
convertible
(Walter)
67
7
Jan .*
21%
5
Kingston Products
.
21M
70
,
10% Jan
7% Jan
400
8
Feb
■:«
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250
(Del)
79
■
4f.r
21
2%
,96%
95
.1
Kin-Ark Oil Company—
Kingsford Company
8% Feb
8% *
2%;
50c
pfd—100
Inc.
68'""Jan
75
4
Corp
(D)
10
Feb
"6
Feb;
7G%
—„—B
5%, preferred..
———
-100
GellmaitMfg Co common—————1
General Acceptance Corp warrants
General Alloys Co.!_—
•
General Builders Sppply Corp com—1
5PJ»
Industries
& Company
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%%
1% Feb
J Oh
7%
75%
1 ;*.
—
Co
Kallinan
Katz Drug Company.
Kawecki Chemical Co
•5%
5%
7%
£1
Inc__——
Ltd
Gatinean. Power
Kaiser
'|-;
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5,200
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*
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;
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6/a
8
75%
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Fuller
5%
7%
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--
.
dep rets ord reg
Fort Pitt Industries
•
Jan
Feb
9% 'Jan
5%
7%
•
;
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Ltd—
Co
.
35,800
voting———.—-—• -
Ford Motor
Fox
m
9
" Jan 19%:Jan '
\
'
non-voting
A
*
v-.
10%
31%
'
3,800
44,600
5,800
'5%^--
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Corp
Flying Tiger Line Inc..—
+
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—)
Ford Motor of Canada—
•"
.
.'. 28%
1%
2.50
Co Inc
9%' 10-%
30%
•/.
10% Feb
17
Jan
1%
Jan
9
Jan
13% Jan
Jan
100
14%
600
27% Jan
4,200
100
~6
3%
Jan
Jan
2%
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Jan
15
Feb
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Jan
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Jan
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The Commercial and
34
Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, Februarys 24, 1958
.
(940)
AMERICAN STOCK
Friday
Par
National
Nepiuue
Meter
Corp
1%
22 Hi
common
Co
Mur
Nebtle-Le
oi Prices
1
—20c
50o
common
New Bristol Oils Ltd—:—
Petroleum
Shares
High
lHi
21 Hi
22%
6%
6%
%
1 ft
New
Chamberlain
New
England Tel As Tel
—-100
Haven Clock As Watch Co—_—1
132 Hi
———1
5oc convertible preferred——
-•
New Idria Min As Chem Co
—50o
New Jersey Zinc—.—————1260
New Mexico As Arizona Land—
1
New Pacific Coal is Oils Ltd
20c
r2%
New
New
common
———
,
Park. Mining
New
Co
Rim
Nickel
Lites
9%
lft
1%
Jan
Scaporcel Metals Inc
Securities Corp General
15
Jan
Seeinau
1ft
800
5 Hi
2,500
4 Hi
45
a
4 Hi
3,600
4% Feb
354
3'7a
6,300
3
Feb
C7i Jan
7 Hi
1,700
300
6 Hi
Jan
7% Feb
1H4
..
28
28
%
9,200
454
,
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2
3
25
26
5 Hi
69 51
69 Hi
69 Hi
30
61
3ft
915a
3ft
1,550
34,100
36,000
-
4
72
Jan
93%
lHu
3{I
Feb
13,500
1% Jan
17»
Feb
6,000
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1%
dan
2 y«
Jan
2 Ha
300
9 Hi
9H
10 Hi
5,600
Feb
dan
63 Hi
50
60%
Jan
97%
98 Ha
40
95 Hi
Jan
102
lft
7,100
lHi Jan
1
57 Hi
59%
325
1%
2 Ha
500
55 Hi
*:
2 Hi
Jan
3%
•
8 Hi
125
%
40 Hi
41%
1,100
1
~3>A
3%
3%
000
1st pfd—25
32%
32 Hi
32 Hi
28 Hi
29
26%
26%
100
26%
Feb
28Hi Jan
26 Hi
1,100
2574
Jan'.
27
26%
2CHi
26%
25
25
8
1
41
Securities.
100
3%
3 Hi
37i Feb
Jan
8 Hi
Jan
3 Hi
3%
Feb
preferred—.—L
28
preferred..
25
preferred——25
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80 o/o redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.50 c/o redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.36c/» redeemable 1st preferred
25
1st
26%
1st
5%
redeemable 1st
Pacific Lighting $4.50
•
-•
Petroleums Ltd.
ll 1'A
1
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Northern
Pacific
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Co
Corp
ft
15 a
Phillips Screw Co!
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96 Hi
20,600
18 Hi
96% -
1 Hi
17,400
5,500
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1
4% Feb
6
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13 Hi
200
5Hb
5%
500
1,900
17%
-
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19
dan
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2 Hi
200
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5 Hi
400
4
Jan
77i dan
7 Hi
7 Hi
7 Hi
400
7 Hi
Jan
8
2,500
1,100
1
1ft
1A
1%
50
—-
70 Hi
70 Hi
71%
;
10
—
1
Telephone Co
'
2 Hi
5%
100
5 Hi
Jan
6 Hi
22 y4
200
19 Hi
Jan
23 Hi
Feb
Stetson
1%
2%
500
Jan
Jan
2%
Jan
20 Hi
Jan
x22%
Feb
8%
Jan
9
Jan
62
Feb
common
600
100"
•
62
2 Hi
2
22%
175
500
23
Ho
1,800
2.50
—
Pressed Metals of America.
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd
if
1%
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cir,.
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1
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1
Co
5A
Jan
x23
Feb
Superior Tool As Die Co
6
3ft Jan
Jan
Hi Jan
4H4 Jan
100
HHb Jan
11%
8 Hi
100
7%
8 Hi
8%
1,100
8 Hi
95
95
100
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15 »A>
25
14Hi
15Hb
17Hi
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common
18
1,500
200
Jan
Talon
:87a Feb
l
•
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Power
574
5%
5A
1,000
Texas
Texas
Thew
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Rath
Corp
Packing Co common
Raymond
Concrete Pile
,
common...
convertible preferred
Pump Co
^
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(Robert)
$1.25
& Co...
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Reiter-Fostcr
Reliance
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48
19 Hi
300
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48 Hi
1,300
45 Hi
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4974
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774
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9 Hi
Feb
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17Ha
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17
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18 Hi
Jan
17
300
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Jan
1
1654
16 Hi
16%
Feb
l
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200
%
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u
%
7,900
%
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lHi
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Jan
3
Hi Jan
l
pfd P
& Sons Inc
Field
Raceway
9%
9Hi
9 Hi
1,200
27a
1,200
2%
954 Feb
854 Jan
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7
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1
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4
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70c convertible preferred
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Jan
11
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Remington Arms Co Inc
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1354
20
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8
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1
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class
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1
—
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——
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5
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16
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9
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1
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4
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1
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——————.1
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52
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21
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1
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20
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25
4.24% cumulative preferred——25
; 4.08% cumulative preferred—
35
Southern California Petroleum Corp—2
Southern Materials. Co Inc.————2
23Hi Jan
98
Jan
5
Penn Traffic Co....
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...
1
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20
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8
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a
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100
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class
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2
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24
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Paramount Motors Corp.
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13
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26 Hi
25
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-
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Pancoastal Petroleum (O A) vtc
Pan Israel Oil vtc—
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9,800
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Sonotono
400
18 Hi.
Pacific Rower As
Page-Horsey
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94
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$4.3d dividend preferred—
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300
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1,100
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26,800
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13
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3
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2374- Feb
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Jan
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13
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:
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Siuipsou'a Ltd common——-*
Sinclair Venezuelan Oil Co
Feb
62
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.
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200
8
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6H4
Slmca American
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8
27
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Silver-Miller Mines Ltd—
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dan
11
63 Hi
9754
25
—
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2
9% Jan
65
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Okonifco Company-common——
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40c cumulative preferred—
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11,700
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18.
i,
21% Feb
200
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.
Oceanic Oil Company
Ogtlou Corp common—
Ohio Brass Co class B common.
Ohio Power 4Hi% preferred
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•
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Slboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co.-—luc
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100
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dan
4n
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fi
4Ha
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—
Servomechanisms Inc
Seton Leather common.
Bhattuck Denn Mining
Bhawlnigau Water & Power
Sherman Products Inc
Sherwin-Williams common
Jan
28
Jan
Jan
7,800
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—
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26
.
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1574
23 Hi
6cui-ry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
—doc
Seaboard Western Airlines———
Bros
.
—
Steel. CO common
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1% Jan
Jan
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50
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„
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North Penn lift Co
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.
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Co Ltd-
Savoy OU Inc
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300
154
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——1
13
Nortlispan
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North American Royalties IncNorth CanadJUn Oils Ltd
Nuclear
7% Jan
5,900
;
Balcm-Brosius Inc.,
Ban Carlos Miliil^g
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1A Jan
13% Feb
North American Cement class A-
Northeast
Jan
.
15%
Bt
1%
Jan
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15%
Corp Ltd
Lawrence
Jan
11 Hi
43
Noreen-Ketay Corp-.
Norfolk Southern Railway.—.
Clasg
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Hi
154
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154
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10
1
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Nipisslng Mines
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dan
133 Hi. Feb
Hi Feb
3Vi Feb
1% Jan
U Feb
227a Feb
Feb
Jan
23,300
5,900
2,200
18,700
%
21%
20%
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Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
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14
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125
100
1,900
1
%
1
—
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York
600
200
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Jan
A Jan,
1^ Jan
-•
New York Auction Co common
New York is Honduras
^
1
—
New Process Co common
Nctv Superior Oils
New
Hi
2 Hi
5Hi
i
,
1,020
133%
Hi
3 Hi
132.
| if
300
2,200
...
Shares
-
Par
23-% Jan
19% Jan
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American block Exchange
Sales
Week's
Last
Jan
1%
Jan
1
1,000
6%
ft
1ft
Jan. I
High
Range Since
Low
...
''
Friday
(STOCKS
600
1Hi
ft
.
EXCHANGE
ENDED , FEBRUARY
tor Week
Low
30c
-5
Onion Electric
R»\nge
Sale Fries
American block Exchange
THE WEEK
RANGE FOR
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
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Number 5719
Volume 187
.
.
-
(911)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
35
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
FOR TOE WEEK ENDED
RANGE
1
Range
for Week
ef Prices
Shares
Last
STOCKS
Sale Prtee
iMriwi StMk XxakftBf*
.
FEBRUARY 21
Sales
Week's
Friday
«
D S„
B
.
Friday
Interest
^
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Aircraft Products
United
United Asbestos
1
•
<
Corp—
Products
United
Milk
United
Molasses
United
N
United
Profit
10%
U
U
S
Sharing
class
States
Vitamin
United
Stores
Corp
Corp
common
American
Universal
Corp
Consolidated Oil
Universal
Insurance
Universal
Marion
Jan
24 Va
18,300
2% Jan
2%
Jan
37%
38%
~1,700
31
Jan
38%
Feb
3
3»/a
900
3
Feb
1%
1V2
700
1% Jan
39% Feb
39 V2
40%
1,000
14
14
14%
16,500
13 Va
24
23%
24
Jan
22%
Jan
Jan
34%
2,900
2%
2%
300
3%
3%
1,700
3%
~3%
3%
2,100
4% Feb
80
Feb
38 %
-
Feb
Jan
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
4%
100
9
4
4
300
3% Jan
2Va
Co.
7 %
preferred
Waltham
Instrument Co:
Precision
Webb & Knapp Ino
$6
■*
White Stores Inc
preferred——;
(The) Corp
WililSms-McWilliams
Woods 11 /Industries
Amer
.
Vf.
'8
Feb.
1%
Jan
Feb.
17
119%
Jan
Feb.
18
17% Feb
Feb.
19
Feb.
20
pfd
:
2%
Jan
Date
.s
14
93%
300
26
Jan
27%
26%
200
26
Jan
27
.10%
23-%
,11%
237*0
12%
13
11
38%
11
3,400
4,100
14%
.
Jan
1,200
550
4
400
334
151.31
93.43
71.96
151.33
93.43
71.92
151.26
93.44
105.80
72.08
150.43
93.69
4674
2,200
17
,
Feb.
Jan
Thurs.
Jan
Fri.
7%
92.23
92.30
88.81
80.40
92.35
88.75
80.43
92.30
80.80
Feb.
4634 Feb
5& Feb
Jan
or
11
Aug 1 1998
2%s series A 1970
6s
9% Feb
•.
1993—
'
A 1st mortgage 4s series B 1993
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 6s 1961
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs 1967
mortgage 4s series A
Since
Jan. 1
No.
Feb.
Feb.
Low
V
High
95
36%
14
;
v'
——"' 95.07 July 26
LOW
71.50 Dec 24
the closing prices of the common
1958, for composite and by
major industry
week and with highs and lows for the
follows (1939=100):
-1957-195BPercent
_•
.
Feb, 14, *58 ;
:—.—305.5
j,
Feb. 7,
308.1384.6
*
.
380.5
348.0
410.4
Goods
Gaods
Non-Durable
Transportation
Utility
Finance and Service
Mining
84
84
47...
48
/
45
—-
-1
49%
36
.
High
77.77
233.7
160.4
277.3
269.2
;
•
•
'•
}
r
—0.8
365.0
292.3
472.5
366.6
430.7
325.2
503.5
40^.1
..—0.7
—-1.3'
.
—0.8
235.7
160.4
279.2
273.9
>:
Low
High
Change.
-—1.1
350.5
415.8
;
v
'58
- '
210.8
317.5' '
-
1^6.1
163.5
*
*"*r»0,7
292.i"'
'
f;J54.4
■
'
—-l.T
*-
36%
36
39
,
Exchange
Transacliens al Ike New York Stock
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
96%
Mar-Sept
196%
99
96
97%
99
92
99
Stock*
Rqilroad
Jan-July
54
Foreign
Government
51%
No. of
Bank
55%
and Miscel.
1970
—Jan-July
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%% liq tr ctfs—
151%
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
24
82
Shares
Bonds
77
4
86
Guantanamo
RR
Western
&
Midland
Valley
National
4s
RR
83
86
April-Oct
82%
86
86%
1963
4%
1st
3%s 1968
mortgage
1st mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964
3%s 1970
Public Service
Electric k Gas Co 6s
99%
Jan-July
Aprll-Ocf
April-Oct
June-Dec
Jan-July
Harbor
series
H
1982—
4%s
series
I
1982
4%s
series
J
1982
4%s
I
Southern
California
Southern
Counties Gas
Southwestern
Gas
&
:
3%s
Gas
1970
(Calif.)
3s 1971
3 (4s 1970
Electric
United Dye St Chemical 6s 1973
Wasatch Corp
A 1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Webb k Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
West
deb 6s
Traction
Penn
ser
5s
'
97%
99
193
0mm
Western Newspaper Union 6s 1959
84%
Wed.
Feb. 19
2,069,650
4,093,000
197,000
4,290,000
99(4
Thurs.
Feb. 20
2,055,094
1,695,800
4,607,000
229,000
4,836,000
4.471,000
293,000
4,764,000
9,201,349
$21,570,500
99
1
99%
97%
36
88
97%
99
93
——
131%
Total—
55
U.
99
International
Stocks—No.
.
66
98%
92
94
87%
93%
192
"i
99%
3
88%
10
97%
104% 104%
6
110%
96
91
Friday
Interest
Stock
Exchange
Last
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
(Germany;
Jan-July
7s 1951
102
97%
89%
9
A 6a
series
A
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1952
series B .1951__
A Danzig
Port
ft
Waterways
6%s
1952.
Jan-July
$155,340,350
3
103
68
61
102
103
94%
102
197
63%
1
101%
102
95%
97
99
Friday's
Bid & Asked
1190
69%
Mon.
$08,000
488.015
Feb. 17
2,000
53,000
2,000
186,000
3,000
19,000
102,000
388,810
46,000
5,000
Feb. 19
58,000
10,000
Feb. 20
471,095
535,350
177,000
486,245
80,000
$429,000
$31,000
Feb. 21
t
2,369,515
High
Bold
No.
Range Since
Jan, 1
Low
Stocks—No.
of
Shares—
2,369,515
Domestic
$429,000
21,857,108
31,516,398
$216,000
$2,723,000
$1,817,000
344,000
339,000
287,000
304,000
31,000
6,000
33,000
24,000
19%
$493,000
$246,000
113
19%
Total
21
1957
1958
2,828,800
Foreign corporate
25
Jan. 1 to Feb.
1957
Foreign government
113
$493,000
$33,000
Bonds
High
—
1122
68,000
Week Ended Feb. 21
1958
Bonds
Bonds
$84,000
$5,000
"~7~66O
Feb. 18
Wed.
—
rofai
Corporate
Bonds
$11,000
Tues.
Total
1150
"719%
Bonds
Thurs.
.
Foreign
Foreign
Government
Bonds
Shares)
Week's Range
or
Domestio
(No. of
97%
'l
68
102
*
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
92
53
Stocks
~3
57
Central Bk of German State St Prov Banks—
•A «s
148,446,100
$187,026,200
110%
—-
198% 100
Low
A Bad en
177,606,500
$13,453,900
Transacliens al the American Stock
105%
95%
13
91%
56%
.
12,865,000
$22,974,500
108 Va
109
5
97
191%
—
104%
108
109%
110
68
21,570,500
Industrial
100
1107 '
.
9,336,700
101
89%
99%
%
99
■
29,000
583,900
$1,404,000
and
Total
88%
88
91%
$35,000
29,000
6,830,250
$5,000
Bank
89%
,
101
101
mZ
$4,000
Government
Railroad
—
189%
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Mar-Sep
April-Ocf
Jan-July,.
Feb-Aug
S.
Foreign
184
j.Z
79,182,924
Bonds
56%
98%
185
—
195 7
1958
81,446,508
6,964,484
9,201,349
Shares
193
156
98%
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
'
of
$22,974,500
Jan. 1 to Feb. 21
1957
1958
93
96%
189
136
89
55
89
—
$1,404,000
Week Ended Feb. 21
99%
PrL
American
Feb.21
99%
100
88%
78
136
May-Nop
Feb-Aug
4,055,500
249,000
3,806,500
Feb. 18
80%
98%
84
89
May-Wop
June-Aug
1960
1,084,140
Sales
$436,000
$4,5*3,000
99%
1132
.Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Dec
June-Deo
1,696,665
Feb.17
Bond
$5,029,000
85
99% 100
188%
99%
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62__Jan-Julp
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Mar-Sepf
3%8 series A 1973
Jan-July
3s series B 1973—
Feb-Aug
2%a series C 1978
Feb-Aug
3%s series D 1976
Feb-Aug
38 series E 1978—
Feb-Aug
38 series F 1979
Feb-Aug
3%s series G 1981
April-Oct
'
99%
—
1998
Electrotype 7s deb 1967
Water Power Corp 3s, 1981
Rapid
Safe
Mon.
Fri.
'
Ohio Power
183%
.
May -Nov
England Power 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963
86(4
Totai
United States
Int'l
Tues.
Corp—
subord debenturei 1976—Jan-July
convertible
New
'
83
Research
5s
262.8
402.3
•
,
93%
77
49
97%
92
.
93%
83%
.;
47
,
compared with the preceding
current year are as
•
May-No?
May
.
.
135
192%
83%
5 *
2"
Range for 1957
78.07
20_^
21
stock for the week ended Feb. 14,
Trade,
96(4
95
1130
Jan-July
•
Range
Bonds *'
Friday's
Hold
—_June-Dec
Transit Authority 3%s 1978
~ 72.75 Jail
LOW
SEC Index ef Sleek Prices
Durable
Low- High
96
80.04 Pel)
.High
.
The SEC Index of stock prices based on
Jan
*: 1:35:
June-Dec
June-Deo
__Quar-Feb
debs 1994
'
•
Jan
1%
Jon
Bid & Asked
-
■;
'
*
:
,
78.04-
'
'
Feb
19%
Jan
Week's Range"
Sale Price
'
77.93
19
Feb
13% Feb
groups
200
Last
Period
78.04
17
:
Jan
.100%
Composite
interest
Stock Exchange
'
'
-
Jan
4
*39% Jan
8,100
9%
9%
•
16% Feb
Jan
5
it:
Mon;
Tues; Feb;
Wed.
12% Feb
1%
*
,
2%
Lackawanna of N J Division—
'
80.72
80.62
88.82
88 30
72.12
106.98'
13%
Jan
93 %
10
•
.18%
1%
88.82
88.90
88.90
107.01
106.54
Feb
23%
J«n
15
375
500
44
88.82
16% Feb
i~
18%
'
'
11% Feb
1034 Jan
5% Jan
•
45%
1% Jan
.
11% Jan
,16%
100% 100%:
16%
1
Jan
400
7%
3%
1514
.
40
92.30
80.60
88.97
,
Jan
40
Jan
50
15
6%
7
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
1st
93.41
I:
; (35 Stocks) .
Compiled by: National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
'Date-—
Closing
'
* Range tor 1.958
«Jan
Jan
19 Va Jan
9%
1%
3:4%
Jan
(
...
■
1
;
BONDS
Edison
151.92
'
I
27%
18%
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
Boston
72.05
Bands
-
Over-the-Gounter Industrial Stock Averages
f
Feb
68%
Jan
62
.26%
Si
£1
...••
10*
.
Amer Steel & Pump 4s Inc
Chicago
ities
439.74
A Jan
26%
27.
I,
Steel
Rails
442.71
442.27
;
Jan
133
Feb
%- Jan
50
Friday ir
Bethlehem
Rails
Stocks
443.06
—■
Manufacturing
A
Util¬
trials
lties
Jan
*'
dep rets ord reg-
:
Grade
65
4% Jan
414 Feb
:
-€%. preference-—,
:
Wright Iiargreaves. Ltd—.—.
Zapata Petroleum Corp
2.:
American
Grade
utu-
107.70
444.44
Total
Second
Indus¬
Total
roads
:
10
First
10
10
Rall-
trials
•„
:
20
Jan
2
Jan
Feb
91
Jan
'
8
common
W.) Ltd— <
2Vt
1,800
i'l
68%
2
Inc
Petroleum
Jan
Jan
17
1,300
#
-68%
25
-100
•
—1
Machine—
Newspaper.
(F
Jan
r
1
—
Wlsoonsin Pwr A Lt) 4 %/»
Woolworth
'
ft
1
;
common.
Wood- (John) Industries LtdJ
vjLoodley
1 %
120
10
Industries
& Co
<R C)
Brothers
:V »%%* preferred—
-
20
7"
10c
1
23
1
.—5
Wicfees
Wilson
Jan
100
...1
common
Wichita River Oil Corp
Williams
27%
1%
20
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg_._.__-.__
White Eagle: Internet Oil Uo__
•Wood
2%
..10
Westmoreland
eonv
Jan
Jan
2%
1»
com.—-*
Tablet & 'Stationery'
Westmoreland Coal
6%%
Indus¬
100
dep Tcts ord shares—
Western
•
Jan
108%
.V,. 91
.92
4A
4%
4%
1st pfd._100
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Amer
.
Jan
17%
•
10
10
30
39,000
80
39
-Bonds-
-Stocks-
Jan
3,000
1%
i_
Ltd
.Leaseholds
on
Feb
2%
Jan
17%
*2%
Maryland Ry 7%
Western
1%
112%
Yi
111
__
43%
37%
46%
40
137%
—
Jan
24%
17%
—5
1
1.25
100
Inc
Wentworth Manufacturing,
West Texas Utilities 4.40%- pf<L
Western
2%
65
Jan
2,500
14
"
Weiman & Company
.
l
112%
Webster Investors Inc (Del)..
Western
26%
1%
1%
-10o
-
preference.
series
listed
Jan
2%
Jan
14%
25%
25%
1
1
Tlernan Inc
&
56
46%
46%
46%
093A
5«
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonde
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
2
30
$2 cumulative preferred
Wallace
993,4
I."
are
Jan
1
Waitt & Bond Ihc
-
Stock and Bond Averages
Jan
56
10
63
63
-
57
153
__
Jan
4%
2% Jan
•
100
-
—
$99%
__
Mar-Sept
-
—
1194
__
' '
■
■
.
•
-
1167
„
June-Dec
.
"
.
Deferred
a
Feb
10
Jan
10
w
Aircraft
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext
Ilfay-NOT
April-Oct
""
r"J-
Jan
3ya
Below
Waco
-
2012__jan-July
2s
II
1165
—165
'
157%
__
Jan
2%
10
1
1/11
135
,
.
173
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
a Bonds being traded flat.
.
, v
1
.
•.?
IFriday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
§ Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w 1,"
when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Jan
2
-
'
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
May-Noo
Jan-July
A)
High
161%
5
*
Feb
30% Jan
(Plan
173
173
dividend.
Jan
5%
4% Jan
80
—'
33
stmpd
value,
par
Jan. 1
Low
No.
'
Feb-Aug
—
Janeiro
*No
Range Since
Sold
delivery transaction (not included In year's range), d Ex-interest,
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal.n Under-the-rule transaction
(not included in year's range.)
r Transaction for cash
(not included In year's range),
x Ex-
Jan
25
4%
de
'
Jan
15
1,500
Rio
Feb
Bonds
High
$194
II'
Germany—
redeemed)
Sinking fund 38 Jan 1 1997
Jan
1%
5,400
I
—
33%
•
Corp
4»/»
44
5%
51/2
5%
1
2
Vugt Manufacturing
24% Feb
22%
21/4
Corporation
Jan
38
0
5
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Feb
1
Jan
1
Valspar Corp common
$4 convertible preferred
Silver-Lead
%
19%
8
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Van Nornian Industries warrants
Jan
11
Feb
9
Low
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
(Prov) 6%s 1949
ALima City (Peru) 6%s stamped 195?"
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s
(Issue of May 1927) 1947
A 7s
(isstte of Oct 1927)
1947
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped (Plan A)
2%s 2008
Peru
(Republic of)—
1% Feb
•
% Jan
"150
1,700
%
(60%
1947
1947
6s
(City of)
1939
7s
Feb
189
secured
7s
AHanover
3-U Feb
23'A
14
2
Sugar
700
11/4
\?s
IS
10
15
Corp
Universal Products Co common
Vulcan
4%
3% Jan
185
Jan
f
Cons Munic
AHanover
Feb
34
3% Feb
AS
Jan
1%
Jan
Jan
100
„
11
10
10
10c
1
—1
...1
50c
25c
B
United
Vinco
ft
40
3 7/o
1
1
25
10
common
Corp
Rubber Reclaiming Co
Utah-Idaho
Jan
29
100
185% 186%
100
Canal
&
Conditioning
Universal
5%
3,500
10a
preferred
Foil
S
Jan
5}V Jan
3,800
34iS
33 a
6%
Co Ltd—
RR
J
Air
S
common
Jan
5%
3,500
sy2
u
.
34
•
5
dep rets ord registered
Amer
U
14
Elastic
United
5 $4
5%
10c
Corp_
United Cuban OH Inc
;
6%
6%
6»/4
common—50c
A German
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
High
Low
High
Low
•
Par
'
'
-
l
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Period
•
$3,354,000.
r
$2,460,000
{
4
30
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(912)
.
■.
Monday, February -24, 1958
.
OUT- OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR THE
RANGE
FEBRUARY 21
WEEK ENDED
Week's
Friday
Boston Stock
Friday
STOCKS
Exchange
Week's
Last
Par
American Sugar
American
Refining
Bosion
rers
Jan
Feb
160
26 Vb
Feb
28%
2,769
167%
Jan
174%
Jan
40%
Jan
45%
Feb
270"
42%
50'4
1,237
48%
Jan
50%
9'/4
200
8%
Feb
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Feb
•
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44
50
39%
Jan
44
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106
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Feb -"
51%
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18%
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Jan
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Feb
10
26%
26%
302
24%
Jan
27
Jan
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58%
60%
130
56
Jan
60%
Feb
37%
Jan
Feb
41%
Jan
64%
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Nat'l Stores Inc
First
Ford
Jan
Co
Motor
Gillette
Co
Co
KeniK-cott
1
Copper Corp
Cement
Racing
41
469
62
808
34 y8
34%
60 Vb
r
78%
80
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325
33
33%
75
28%
100
100
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England Electric System
New England Tel & Tel Co
Northern RR (N H)
100
Jan
25
98%
11
2,377
14'%
230
125%
2
70%
15%
75
75
33%
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Chemical
Mathieson
Jan
Houdaille
Jan
Howell Electric Mtrs —jJ
12%
Feb
Jan
16 Vb
Jan
Ironite Inc
Jan
133%
50
Kaiser
Kingston
Snawmui
New
So
Ass'n
Motor
17 JA
Jan
17%
Feb
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Jan
12 J/a
Feb
•
70
22%
Jan
24 %
Feb
2,143
48 Vb
Feb
52%
Jan
Paxn.e Davis
Peninsular
•
43% Feb
Ri.er
Raisin
Jan
38%
Feb
Rudy
Manufacturing
32%
33%
89
13
Jan
13%
Feb
Sheller
61%
63%
232
Feb
65%
Feb
Manufacturing
24%
25%
161
25%
25%
31%
857
92
92
3
84
82%
84
30%
30%
32%
22%
25
30%
92
10
*
Son
24%
25%
Jan
26%
Jan
U 8 Printing
31%
303
76
Jan
84
Feb
Abbott Laboratories
282
29%
Jan
33%
Feb
American
48%
143
47
Feb
52
35%
93
33
Jan
Admiral
36%, Jan
Jan
17%
77
17%
Jan
Feb
67%
234
61 %
Jan
67%
Feb
Akron
57%
860
54%
Jan
57%
Jan
A.icg
17%
Anaconda
Jan
25
Jan
Allegheny
10%
Jan
12%
Jan
Allied
41
50
40%
Jan
43
Jan
Allied
Avro
90
39%
Jan
44
50
12%
Jan
13%
Feb
167%
Jan
174%
Bethlehem
2%
Jan
3 J*
76 %
Feb
80%
41%
42%
40
40%
Jan
45
Feb
Cities
52%
52%
53%
102
52%
Feb
57
47%
Dynamics
Tel
&
Tel
31
Jan
32%
20
36%
48
34%
43 y4
25
54% 55%
176% 179%
31% 32%
39% 40
36%
Jan
Jan
49%
11
.
53%
49
176%
Feb
187%
Feb
32%
27
37%
Jan
41%
55
60
Jan
65%
60%
Jan
64 Vb
36%
31%
Jan
34
128
50
30 Vb
Feb
31 y8
Jan
43%
31%
Feb-
36%
Feb
36%
33%
20
22%
75
20% Jan
23%
92
92%
86
92
Feb
103%
Feb
14%
14%
58
14%
Feb
16%
Jan
30
53%
Jan
51
10
11% Jan
21%
21%
37
19%
Jan
110
37%
Feb
41%
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34
34%
379
92
Feb
30
32%
32% Jan
34%
Jan
42%
42%
8
41%
Jan
43%
Jan
67%
60
64 V4
Jan
67%
Jan
>
18%
1
18%
Feb
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25
47
Feb
50
39
45%
Feb
50
Feb
32%
40
30%
Jan
5qc
18%
Standard Oh
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Standard Oil
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22
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100
44 %
25
36
36
Feb
38%
50 %
614
47%
Feb
52 Vb
Jan
43'/a
26
43%
Jan
45%
Feb
35
217%
50
57
20%
21'A
57%
102
57
45
89%
21%
Jan
56%
57%
89
51%
Jan
~
62%
37
62%
Feb
70
37%
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Chicago
Cities
Service
City Prod"cts
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100
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15
31
30%
15
31%
357
1,467
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man
17
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14
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Feb
30
Feb
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Jan
600
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1,200
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Jan
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77%
100
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27
2%
28
400
25%
700
800
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$,
Jan
3
;
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Jan
47 y8
Jan
12%
Jan
113%
Jan
15%
Jan
16%
Jan
27%
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27%
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17y4
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19%
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9%
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100
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100
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20
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400
300
35
Feb
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Jan
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29
800
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400
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250
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Jan
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100
500
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13 y8
200
54
100
300
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130
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200
29%
Jan
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100
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800
17%
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Container Corp of America
mgH
17
28%
97/a
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&
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Jan
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Feb
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common
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Feb
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8%
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of Prices
r.ntr
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Jan
25
preferred
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Jan
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Columbia Gas Svstem
Raleo
41
Feb
43%
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Cle-eland
Jan
Jan
12
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43%
25
Pub
Gas
5lA
34 y4
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Jan
25
Corp
Cincinnati
Jan
Jan
10%
300
100
100
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12
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4%
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16
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5
100
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Jan
17%
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Television
&
7%
500
preferred
Corp
Fisheries
800
1,000
Co_
1
Feb
100
8
43%
(Un)
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Chicago Towel Co $7
65% Feb
41%
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14%
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Chicago Roc* Tsl &
Jan
62%
STOCKS
Feb
5 Vb
64y8
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Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Feb
57%
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Jan
23%
40%
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8
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8
47/a
41
17%
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Jan
95%
Feb
85
10
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Airplane
Champlin
Jan
63
Feb
91 y8
23%
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23%
Jan
89%
Jan
46
Feb
12%
221
Jan
Jan
7%
12
5
Consolidated
Central
Jan
47%
18%
40% Jan
23%
89%
1
56%
Westinghouse
19%
21%
28
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Carbide
Shoe
18%
43%
48%
23%
40%
Central & South West Corp.
Feb
36
10
Oil
34%
44
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■
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Jan
8%
100
Carrier Corp common
Celanese Corp of America
Feb
45%
32%
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Canadian
-
47%
45%
~
Feb
19%
44
42%
(Un)
Corp
Canadian Pacific
Jan
47
Rami
Standard
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49%
1,500
40%
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High
400
20%
10
(111)
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class
Co
Lou
49%
12.no
(Un)
Corp
Refining
Calumet
.
18%
5
Range Since Jan. 1
20%
•;
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Jan
15
•
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Woolworth
Jan
Jan
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13%
•
34%
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High
48%
20%
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Manufacturing Co
Booth
22% Feb
37%
30%
for Week
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—.
Borg (George W) Corp
10
Borg-Wamer Corp
5
Budd
Company
5
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Burroughs Corp
(Un) —5
Burton-Dixie Corp
*
—12.50
Jan
37%
30
Sales
Range
17%
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-
30
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Exchange
—
Manufacturing Corp
Benguet
Feb
92 %
-
67%
Sinclair
Jan
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Bendix
Jan
33
22%
12%
trie
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Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Jan
33
31%
33%
1 40
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27%
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Feb
22%
12%
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Jan
33
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Industries
Jan
£4%
27%
Oil & Refining common
Atlantic
Jan
—10
1%
500
1,000
noncumulative
ev
Avco
Jan
370
53%
Oil
Steel
5%
At
Feb
80
34%
14%
t
2,700
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26
64%
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Feb
62%
53%
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Feb
367
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Feb
7%
25%
—-
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Atchison
Feb
59
Jan
5
America
12%
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Feb
30 y8
43
5
Jan
8
Armour & Co (111)-
Feb
61%
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Feb
1%
10
1
Common
135
30%
~
Jan
3%
11%
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&
&
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Armco
Jan
5
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Feb
38%
Petroleum
h.l
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10
32%
34
3
Motors
Rad
Amurex
Jan
60%
Reynolds Tobacco
U
17%
1
Central
Corp of
Union
Jan
30%
Oil
Texas
16
17
62
Edison
Sunray
176
16%
39%
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250
600
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3%
45%
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Feb
56%
61%
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Jan
39%
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57
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Feb
36
45
34%
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35
56%
36%
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24
39%
54%
32%
—1
Pennsylvania RR
R
47%
39%
39%
200
10%
16% Jan
14% Feb
3%
Rights
Jan
—8
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Feb
11%
11%
__
;
Co
American
Feb
—5
325
__
—
American
Jan
—5
Jan
405
*
Cyanamid
Feb
53%
16%
Feb
7
200
16%
14%
1
Paraint Theatres
American
Feb
41
41%
—1
National Distillery
Slatiuial Lead
Radio
25
Jan
Feb
Monsanto Chemical
Pure
Feb
36%
Jan
•
Motor
Phillips
25
%
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York
46
155
36%
—5
Ohio
39%
49
.
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25
38%
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Can
American
Jan
10
54%
9%
1,990
9%
.—
American
Jan
7%
66
Fed
Martin
16%
Jan
36%
DuPont
Loriliard
Feb
57/a
52%
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International
15%
30
36%
Dayton Power & Light
Dow Chemical
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240
6%
51%
*
Feb
Steel
American
Jan
51%
10
Wright
General
47%
Jan
15%
25
r.
10
(m.-
General
43%
25
Columbus & So Ohio
Ford
175
15%
5
Ry
City Products
Colgate Palmolive
Curtiss
447%
25
.
Ohio
Service
but
44%
6%
*
.
3%
-
4%
33%
Airlines (Un)
Broadcast
American
Jan
100
Steel
Am
Jan
30
15%
Feb
1
Chalmers
/ American
Jan
874
77%
1
Boeing
Chesapeake &
Chrysler Corp
346
3A
77%
3
Ohio
&
172% 173%
2 28/32
Oil
2%
1
Ludlum
Aiuimnium
Jan
13%
Manufacturing
Baltimore
Jan
8
Paper Corp
41%,
44%
Feb
11%
8%
Laboratories
13%
10
6 7%
Feb
50c
23%
50
Armco
Jan
10%
5
(Uni
41
172%
53%
750
Castings
Mfg
Corp
50
25
.
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Brass
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42
90^8
2 28/32
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10%
Discounts
&
12%
5
it/0
67%
10%
'3%
1
23%
10
—
65%
7 %
5
common
Aluminum
12%
Stocks
Tobacco
32%
Par
Manufacturing
Aluminum Co of America
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Rights
American
Feb
3%
10
Investment
55%
Radiator
31%
Last
Corp
Advanced
66%
Cyanamid
100
9%
.
Acme Steel Co
Allis
American
32%
7
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■
23%
Unlisted
Feb
32%
-1
Jan
17%
41
Jan
2Va
24% Feb
Feb
93
56%
common
16 y«
Jan
Feb
Sale Pries
Jan
Jan
66%
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Feb
2%
24
3 %
Jan
29
88%
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;
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137/,
Jan
10%
-1
STOCKS
Aid
Gamble.
&
Randall
11% Jan
Feb
1%
580
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47
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Feb
400
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8.50
com
3% Feb
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9
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of Prices
100
Electric
Hi
preferred
Cincinnati Telephone
30% Feb
30% Feb
127
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Manufacturing
Sherman
Feb
5%
,
Exchange
Range
24%
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100
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Udylite Corporation
Wayne Screw Products
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Leonard
Jan
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a
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Fruit
Sho«
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Jan
17%
&
United
Jan
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United
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25
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Torrington Co
Stop
163
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450
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28%
41%
25
Boston Si Maine RR common
Consolidated.
171% 173 »/4
171%
50
Boston Edison
Lo>
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Range Since Jan. 1
nigh
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100
Co
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Tel &
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for Week
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5
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Range
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Range
Sola fries
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American Motors Corp
Last
STOCKS
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Jan
"an
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Feb
Tan
;
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Volume 187
Number 5719
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(913)
37
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
'/ RANGE FOR THE WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY 21
Week's
Last
'
Sale-Pries
Sales
Bangs
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
sf Prices
Low
Co
Deere -&
common
High
Low
29%
Co
16%
17%
550 *
54%
55
300
53
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Eastern ;Air Lines Inc,*_.
100
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Chemical
Co~_
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66
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39
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100
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51
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100
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1,200
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23
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600
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43%
Feb
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35
100
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150
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Feb
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Feb
American Viscose
Feb
54%
31V4
Feb
273i
Feb
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.
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Jan
Bestwa 11
Jan
Bethlehem Steel
Feb
22%
p,"b
59-V4 Feb
42
Feb
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38%
100
37%
Jan
48
100
39% Jan
48
Jan
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30%
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38
38%
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Feb
Jan
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39% Jan
35
footnotes see
Co
page 44.
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43
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41 Ya
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76
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Feb
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Jan
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13%
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15%
323
18 Ya
2,728
15% Jan
17% Jan
16%
18 Y4
353%
13%
35%
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880
35% Feb
39% Jan
44Y» Feb
467/k Jan
Jan
19% Feb
Jan
•
Stores
Oil
6Ys
——1
35%
35%
Feb
41% Jan
8% Feb
903
„_5
143/4
14%
15
Hill Co (Un)__
2.50
11
11
—1
11 Ys
llYt
—5
303/4
31 Ya
Case (J I) & Co (Un)
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Celanese Corn of America
Feb
Certain-teed
41
13%
Burlington Industries Inc (Un)
Burroughs Corp ———
Jan
Jan
Feb
725
Feb
37 Ya
13Ys
1,320
Jan
1,400
317
19 Yk
69 Y2
393%
3,431
27%
23 Ys
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20 Y4
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3 Ya
19%
-
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3!4
27 %
Capital
11
Feb
fl
Feb
Jan
Jan
10
——
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
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Jan
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14%
Jan
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Feb
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140
32%
20%
21
120
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115
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50
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1,300
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21 Ya
153/4
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10%
9
27% Feb
48 Y4
21%
36%
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22%
Jan
73/4
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7
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Packing Corp—
21%
6%
15%
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67
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450
1
5
—
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100
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36 Yi
Feb
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36%
Jan
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24 %
5,640
11
Jan
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3,200
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25
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43%
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Jan
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1,237
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6
.
450
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7Y4
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Jan
Jan
4
100
40
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4.396
27
29
64
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.
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200
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41 Ya
1,200
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99
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19% Feb
38%
43%
42%
1
21%
152
1,796
38%
23%
22
27% Jan
99%
1,309
18 Ya
19 Ya
3 Y»' Jan
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(Un)
Airplane Co (Un)—
48
29%
(Un)
Corn
Blair Holdings Corp (Un)——
38 Vi
Jan
29% Feb
-
13%
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Blue Diamond Corp
Bond
45%
1
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BoIsa.Chica
5
14%
-
22%
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Corp
Gypsum Co
Feb
•
19%
—-—J
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Instrument
Aviation
42
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Beckman
Bendix
4Y4
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13%
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Jan
(Un) —10
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Feb
1
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158
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Feb
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—10
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7b>4 * eb
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100
77
26
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15 %
.
3%
5%. Jan
253/4
21%
'77
Feb
4% Jan
'
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Feb
3
Feb
P«b
14
34%
Rexall Drug '(.Un)
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5434
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Top & Santa Fe (Un) com—10
Atlantic Refining Co (Un)
10
Atlas
Jan
2% Jan
44%
42 Ys
:
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—
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51
403
88 Vk
Jan
50
400
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9% Feb
Jan
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4Ya
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7% Jan
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28
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5
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—
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—
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37%J*i
1,000
Range Since Jan. 1
High
28
13
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Bunker
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp 'Un)
fer Week
26%
400
inj
Sales
.
25
Corp (Un)
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-
3%- Jan
600
Peo
Exchange
LOO
—
2Y4
*——25
Baldwln-Llma-Hamllton Corp (Un)—13
Baltimore & Ohio RR (Un)—
100
tl%
Jan
9%
81
134% Feb
35%
Corp—
51% Feb
5
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Jan
(The) Co (Un)—
60
Louisiana Gas (Un)*5
Annco Steel Corp (Un)
*
—19
Armour & Co (ill) (Un)
-5
Ashland Oil <fe Refin (Un)
l
300
-
Power (U11)_•
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Arkansas
1,400
Co
Jan
121
85c
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15
*
69
100
8%
90c
40%
.
Feb
38
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6514 Jan
*
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25
American Tobacco Co (Un);
14%
14%
Last-
(Un)-l
—
——•
Co of Indiana-
(Un)
Rights
Feb
15% Feb
7% Jan
/
Feb
,200
*
Week's *
Range
2
preferred
Motors
373/i
3
(Un)-
Radiator & S 8 (Un)
8
American Smelting & Refining (Un)—•
American Tel & Tel Co———100
•
12.50
-
Corp
Potash & Chemical
Jan
6,7% Feb
Jan
13
700
a
250
79%
134% 1343/4
(Un)-—l
33% Jan
200
14
•
com
13% Jan
100
36
—
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8
78%
=
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49%! Jan
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Foreign
18%
Jan
14%
&
51%
26% Jan
51
Cement
-37%
Jan
700
Phillips Petroleum Co 'Un)
For
200
4,500
!;
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(Un)_„__—1
American Bdcast-Para Theatres
American Can Co (Un)
Jan
4614
15%
12%" Jan
300
213/4
59 %
*>'tfch
33 Yi
58 Ya
40 Y*
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Artists Pictures Corp_-_i.
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Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co (Un)—
.._10
Aluminium Ltd
———*
99?a
Jan
200
57%
Roval
.
74% Feb
803/4
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29
:
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4,200
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100
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29 %
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Friday
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6% Jan
Jn
15%
27%
Feb
293/4 Jan
19%
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21
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, February 24, 1958
(914)
*38
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR THE
RANGE
Sales
Range
for Week
•f Pi Ice*
Share*
Friday
I.»«t
STOCKS
Sale Prlo
Low
Par
J
Gotham Inc..-,
51Tb-
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52
10
.
20 %
10%
16Tb
10%
103/
153b
Oil
Crestmont
Co..—•
Preferred
Chemical Co
Industries
duPoct
&
deKemouis
Eastern
Air Lines
17
Jan
Feb
12%
Feb
Motorola
Feb
Mt
941
Jan
44% Jan
437e
49
14% Jan
15% Feb
National
Auto
391
-
..
40%
Jan
45
Jan
Nutional
Biscuit Co
10%
589
.
42
(Un)
Co
.
Lines——
1
<to Ciiein Corp (Un)—6
National City
5%
National
Supply Co
National Theatres
451b
4%
*tt«M DkdiUers
Jan
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Jan
Jan
99
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Naloimts Company
Feb
19%
Jan
New
England. Electric System
Idria Mining & Chem Go
44% Jan
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3
100
2%
Jan
3%
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10%
310
9%
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23%
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237a
Feb
28%
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1.30
8,226
1.10
Feb
1.45
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Mohawk
Corp Ltd
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36%
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13%
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38
Jan
42
Feb
Eastman. Kodak
Feb
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Feb
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74%
Jan
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Feb
57
1,427
3%
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314
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183
37%
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Jan
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.
(915)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week'a
Last
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United
Air
United
Aircraft
Lines
United
Fruit
United
Gas
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Con sol
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(Un)—
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Feb
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54 %
729
53
Feb
57
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Merck & Co Inc
845
38
Jan
35
27%
27%
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40
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Jan
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Feb
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Feb
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Jan
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Jah
27%
Jan
27%
(Un)
Air
Western
5
Dept 'Stores.;——-
Lines
In—
400
200
24% Jan
16% Feb
454
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12
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171%
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South
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Sun Oil Co
Jan
8%
45%
Jan
Jan
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Gas
Co
Arundel
Citv
3
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United Corp
United Gas Improvement-
Washington Gas Light
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36%
Jan
37
Jan
635
-
53i
42 34
Jan
6
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Campbell Soup Co
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47,544
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100
24%
Jan
29%
Jan
33%
6%
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15%
414
13%
Jan
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37%
280
35%
Jan
38%
900
51 Va
Feb
57 %
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Feb
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47%
104
46%
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49
740
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Jan
38%
10
30%
29 Va
30%
447
26%
Jan
30%
Gas
501
37%
Jan
41%
2
16%
15%
16%
1,438
15 V8
Jan
16%
Feb
34%
33%
34%
10,6517
33%
Jan
36%
Jan
24%
24
Feb
24%
20
21%
Jan
25%
—
11%
40
11%
Jan
13%
50
15
Feb
17
San
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Feb
68%
Jan
Feb
Feb
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121
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212
34%
239
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$2,500
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Jan
39%
Feb
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76%
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83
Jan
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100
Jan
73
Jan
Feb
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17
23
16
7%
37%
37%
29%
High
Jan
7%
32
34%
Feb
17
-
-
Feb
26 Va
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.
Feb
....
650
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Jan
7%
Feb
.
399
34%
Jan
38 Va
Feb
29%
100
26%
Jan
29%
Feb
31
134
30%
Feb
32 Va
Jan
31
31
40
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Feb
31
Jan
2%
2%
29
2%
Jan
35
35
200
34%
Jan
37%
Jan
68 %
71
104
72%
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6% Jan
23 Va Jan
22% Jan
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26 Va
5
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5
19c
5
17c
19c
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13
13%
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Feb
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Feb
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14
Jan
33
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165
32
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10
21%
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21%
278
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Jan
22 Va
Jan
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61%
63%
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61
Jan
65%
Feb
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Brake
Electric
20
30%
1
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Alloys Steel
Air
208
—
10
Axle
Low
34%
29%
Engineering & Foundry Co—5
Westinghouse
High
24%
,—
25
.
Range Since Jan. 1
37%
.
common—2.50
Co
preferred
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Vanadium
Shares
33%
16%
*
&
for Week
24%
33%
7%
Refrac'/.ries
Co
Brewing
Sales
Range
—
8.50
—
I
Week's
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l.trn
1
Toy Mining
United
Jan
15
Ruud
Jan
11%
15
11%
1
—
7
67
•
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Co
convertible
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67 %
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Jan
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123
1
60%. Jan
j
59% Jan
167
3,145
,
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Jan
-
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
Plymouth Oil Corp
Jan
——
38%
Steel——.—
Walker
Pittsburgh
Jan
37%
Homasole Co
7%
38%
*
Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
Light Co
10
Harbison
Jan
54%
10
37 %
Hamilton Watch
1
1977
Equitable
Jan
46%
Gimbel Brothers
62%
T_—1975
Duquesne
Jan
7%
16
51 Va
39%
62
income subord debsJ
Home
40
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Duquesne
Feb
5
16%
30
Columbia Gas System.;
Feb
29%
37%
Corp
100
16
67%
Blaw-Knox Co
Feb
588
Dairies
56
—13%
4
series
4s
Allegheny Ludlurn
Jan
Jan
Jan
167%
10
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206
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Jan
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General Motors
59
27%
High
Feb
65 Va
409
ij'a
V
Low
,
17
33 3 a
Duquesne Light Co
Electric Storage Battery
57%
Friday
27%
'
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Sale Piles
6 %
__
32%
23% Feb
66%
Range Since Jan. 1
27%
~
29%Jan
....
11
171% 173%
51%
24% Feb
Glfr
29%
STOCKS
Shares
32%
1
--15% Feb
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
6%
—25
6% Jan
--
21% Jan
.,r.647
66%
-
common
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■
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for Week
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:
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1
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1,581
..
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-
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Co
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41% Jan
.
32%
Feb
:
Feb
Feb
Feb
Jan
5
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Baltimore Transit Co
.
23%
18
•
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65%
71%
3
'
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61%
380
Jan
443;
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..
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Feb
High
213
36%
Jan
23%
—
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Feb
17
2 If!
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,
Feb
.
58%
common——
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70%
70%
~
24%
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1,161
V
17
1
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&
37%, Jan
39% 46%
24%'
Feb
17%
of Prices
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_
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2,405
12
39%'
14%
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Jan
6
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'
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12%'
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40
15%
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:
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322
.
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12%
31%
*
36%
41
Sale Pries
Wood Steel
45%
45%.,
—
14%
18%
40%
1,560
63
Friday
.'
13% Jan
203
,
5%
Philadelphia - Baltimore Stock Exchange
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1.896
53%
14%
Jan
21
278
36%*
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10
STOCKS
American
14
53
—
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'
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1,344
17
61%
61%
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2,361
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23%
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common
8%
11%
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33%
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11%
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10
Jan
~
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8%
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37
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1.895
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21% Feb
5% Jan
Scott Paper Co.
Washington
44%
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i
:
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Potomac Electric Rower common-—-10
•
•
30%
1
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59%
39% Feb
50
•
5%
42%
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'
1
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i—
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Philadelphia. Transportation Co.
Jan
27%
21%
5%--
43%
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50
40%
21%
40
1
High
177
1
Jan
.
499
59%
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32%
16%«*
29%
•
"
56%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
31%
Feb
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28%- 28 %57%
Shares
31%
30%
Jan
fer Week
Low
Co
43%
Jan
200
32%
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29%
28 %
(The)
Sales
Range
Pur
Jan
5
Chemical
High
22%
28%
28%
10
—
Pictures
Low
705
42%
Week's
•f Prices
Last
..
Sale Price
1
28%
29%
—
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High
41%
10
U S Smelting Refin & Mining (Un)—50
U s steel Corp common
16%
Universal
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
53%
Co.
Corp
FEBRUARY 21
27
U S Plywood Corp_—___——
1
U S Rubber iUn*.
I——.—____——a
Universal
Shares
__10
5
ENDED
for Week
Low
Inc
WEEK
Friday
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
TIIE
Sales
Corn
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Montreal Stock
Cansdlsa
4
% f/o- preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
•
pfd
a24%
a
Algoma Steei
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28
265
23
a__
23%
2,265
22
223;
27 %
27
27%
4,833
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22 Va
22%
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47%
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Bank of
.
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preferred
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Jan
29 Va
Jan
23%
Jan
48
Jan
15
38
Jan
44
17%
2,765
14
Jan
17%
Feb
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3,720
27%
Feb
30
Jan
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605
16%
Feb
17
Jan
1.7%:
17
.
27%
28%
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16%.
24
23%
22%
43%
42%
43%
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10
10
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520
38
1,000
41
41%
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40
41%
42
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Brazilian Traction Lighift Power
British American Oil •common
£
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5%
preferred
6%
6%
35
36
46
;
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50
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•
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21
Feb
Dominion
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54
53
Feb
Dominion Tar A Chemical commoa—•
11
10%
11
Jan
Dominion Textile common
9%
9%
40
Jan
41% Feb
Donohue Bros Ltd.—
Jan
42%
Feb
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Jan
45
Feb
Du
Jan
4.00
Feb
Pont of
17
50
*
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a
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15%
15 %
15%
341
Jan
43 %
Feb
A;
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980
9%
Jan
11
Jan
Ford
36%
Jan
38%
Jan
600
French
62
Jan
69 V4
Feb
24%
Feb
26%
Jan
Jan
24%
Feb
27%
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51
Feb
55
Feb
25%
615
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92
5
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90 Va
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-
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12% al2%
50
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12
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627
2,153
275
40%
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25
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Jan
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Jan
10
Feb
Feb
5
Feb
Feb
110
Feb
9%
9%
366
9%
45%
—
14%
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150
14%
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10%
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28%
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30%
895
Feb
59%
Feb
14%
15%
Jan
15%
Jan
Jan
16
Feb
Husky
Canadian Hydrocarbons
1
11
11
11
1,000
11
Jan
11%
Jan
•
6%
6%
6%
25
Canadian
6Va
Jan
6%
Jan
•
15%
15%
1,295
15%
Jan
17%
Jan
16%
18
1,910
16
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1.9
Jan
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46%
47%
1,948
45%
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47%
Feb
26%
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10
10
200
10
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Feb
•
2.20
2.20
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24
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13%
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16
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6.90
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Jan
620
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61
31
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Feb
34%
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46
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450
27%
Jan
31
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28
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33
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14%
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28
29
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43
295
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Feb
48
48
48
25
31
31
31
29%
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29
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Imperial Investment new class A
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—
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•
6%
preferred
4 68V>
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•
7%
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preferred
Bay Mining
....
;
23%
j
1
40
Jan
39
18%
59 Va
a5%
1%
—*
50
$2.00
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13
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—
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20
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7.90
Feb
Feb
36
23%
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Howard Smith
150
Canadian Oil Companies
1953 warrants
24
7.90
.
15%
Jan
Feb
28
5
Feb
18
18
14%
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27%
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50
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16
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5
>
15%
Feb
Jan
13
a7
550
11
—
Wares
92
.
40
13
Jan
Jan
40
18%
preferred-.
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Steel
Jan
al5% al5%
Jan
7
Jan
9%
common
General Motors
General
a—
—
30%
45 %
-
7
40
Gatlneau Power common.
25
28 3a
—
50
9%
5
Co
Petroleum
38
27%
—
common
a7
Feb
54
V 29%
; 28 %
43%
25
—
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a7
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Foundation Co of Canada
1,965
..
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Players Canadian Corp
386
..
Feb
80
'
Feb
16
series
Jan
.-
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—
Feb
41
*
$1.00
Jan
77
.
'
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Hudson
Canadian Fairbanks
16 Va
10
•
12
39%
85
27%
common.
1,437
79
5
45%
27%
*
17%
Feb
Jan
"
110
Feb
Jan
9%
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-
Jan
33
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79
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100
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2,135
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-
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Jan
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.
Feb
Jan
11%
33
110
36
Jan
22
55
Jan
10
5
—
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Jan
Jan
51
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585
4,108
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.
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preferred (1956)——
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1,807-
54
5
51
38
10
Canada Sec common——*
7%%
22
32%
*
3%
•
——
Ltd
Brewery
Va
.110
6%
37
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20%
Feb
43%
Prassr Cos Ltd
92
Feb
«
29%
_*
15
Heating Products, <?lass A—«
69 v;
100
Jan
Enamel
28
25
14%
Feb
66%
•
165
51
29%
25
16
Jan
38
—
15
8V3. Jan
10 Va
.
Jan
15
48%
37
.«
Feb
63 Va
Corp
9%
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26
Jan
65
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38
a27% a28%
Jan
60
54%
Jan *
Jan
23%
461
25%
23%
Stores
Jan
13
Jan
13
Feb
Jan
8
63
25',;
Jan
,
1
62 Va
10
preferred
Dominion Steel A CoaL.
100
27 Va
23 Va
.
Feb
62%
•
•
7%
Feb
7%
Kootenay. Powers.
Eddy Paper Co class A pfd
2B
Canadian Celanese
Jan
22
Feb
.•
:
24
1,387
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al4% al-4 V4
—_———"
Foundries ti Steel com
Jun
Jan
43
Preferred
Canher class
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■
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25%
570
f
23
7%
-
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pfd
22
7%
22
—.
6%
14
2,960
-
48%
43
Canadian-Bank of Oommm
Canadian
Coal
-
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;
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1,245
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Feb
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41
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.
Monday. February 24, 1958
...
CANADIAN MARKETS
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100
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115
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30
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20
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27%
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114
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Jan
33'/*
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102
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1
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114
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130
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80
345'
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37%
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27%
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50
25
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28
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6
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28%
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preferred
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1,205
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THE
Friday
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Number 5719
Volume 187
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(917)
41
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR THE
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
Week's
e( Prices
for
r
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Par
Red Crest Gold
Mines..
&
Rexspar Uran
Low
•
5c
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Metals
Friday
21.000
35c
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3,000
30c
Jan
6c
Jan
*
Jan
Sherritt-Gordon
Sisco Gold
Mines
Ltd
•
1
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1
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Mines
Corp
Trans Empire Oils Ltd
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United Oils
7,000
1.33
Feb
1.70
Feb
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650
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10 Va
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1.69
r
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1.85
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10c
Jan
16c
Jan
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6c
Jan
8,500
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23c
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.
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Feb
1.26
14Vic Feb
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16c
Jan
13c
Jan
Jan
20c
Feb
2,900
Feb
2.64
4Vic Feb
Feb
100
:
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21Vi Jan
16c
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34c
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28
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25
—
class
Sugar
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Acme
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7c
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:
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Feb
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Jan
3.25
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Buffalo
48c
Feb
45c
Jan
53c
Feb
33c
Jan
47c
Feb
2,625
5c
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Pac
1.50
3,000
1.30
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1.60
600
1.15
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1.40
37c.-
40c
16,300
,
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51c
—
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39c
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preferred —_—1————-50
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Larder
14,810
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1
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22 3 i
Feb
25
45c
Feb
60c
17c:
17c
44c'
50
.
23c
180
50c
18c
57c'
61c
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-
20c
—1
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2.75
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Mines
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.
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-
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Ash
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Atlas Steels
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Feb
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Jan
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13 %c
9.70
25c
Jan
11%
Jan
48 Vi
8.70
Jan
50%
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5
77
Jan
79
Feb
45%
25
42
Jan
45%
Feb
141
88
Jan
92%
Feb"
48%
48 %
48 %
410
47
Jan
48%
Feb
51
50
51
780
48% Jan
51
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10%
10%
11%
4,943
40%
431%
39
41
43
43%
50c
56c
18,550
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10
917
79
—
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10%
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6%c
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12c
Jan
19c
2.65
Feb
62c
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Jan
11
Jan
4c
8,055
6%c
6 Vac
37%
38%
210
7%c
7 Vac
2,000
13
13
11%
11
11%
2,000
Jan
Aumacho River
Mines—-
Feb
22
500
5c
82c
1,000
75c
Jan
6 Vac
4,000
12C
32c
Jan
12%
Jan
Jan
14
Jan
-
20c
Gold
Aunor
Avillabona Mines
1,500
-
.
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2.00
'
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1.82
200
9V4
2,909
130
5.00
8c
'
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—.
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17%
•
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•
10c
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2.25
,
31o
'
5c
14c 14 Vic
8c S VaC
16'/4
Feb
i
•
Jan
36c
2,000
20c
5,672
12c
prefferred
5%%r 2nd
Banff
■
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Bank el
of
Barnafc
Barvtie
——
9,300
45o
Jan
21
21
21
21
18'A
18
19 Va
18
Feb
69
67
69%
1
1
1
•
10
10
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26
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a.—
1
12.50
*
Wire & Cable class B
—2
—20
•
Preferred
—25
Canadian British Aluminium
»—*
Canadian British Empire Oils———10<*
Canadian Canners class A
•
Canadian Chemical <fc
Canadian Chieftain
Canadian Collieries
Preferred
Feb
10c
Jan
Canadian Dyno Mines
Jan
5.00
Jan
5.15 Jan
4.35
7.00
7.65
29
27%
29%
2,823
25
13c
Jan
4,000
6c
Jan
7c
-
Jan
25
25%
425
25
135
160
125
Jan
129
24% Jan
1.61
1.60
1.80
1,300
85c
80c
85c
600
37
37
38
35
34%
83%
81
3.70
3.70
34
13%
8c
7%c
3.95
3.95
35
3,450
34
Jan
83%
205
80
Jan
88
Jan
92
30
3.80
900
12
12
34
12%
235
12
13%
13%
230
13,833
4.20
5,500
,
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
9.05
25
Jan
Feb
23 Vi
3,500
3.95 Feb
28
-
:'
9%
40% Jan
45
Feb
4,024
1,540
28%
9%
9%
2.586
45
27%
27%
v
25
Jan
28
Feb
25%
Jan
28%
Feb
Va Feb
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Jan
275
9
35c
i4%
13,550
1,235
248
13
13
13
28%
28%
28%
65
5
29c
Jan
13
Feb
28 Va
Jan
1,345
29,900
96c
1.08
4.40
4.40
4.65
72c
72c
1.40
1.50
Jan
96c
40,000
I
4.00
1,725
65c
3.70
3.70
100
15%
15%
20
7
7
10
7
23%
Feb
Jan
1.85
19c
Jan
Canadian
1.60
Jan
12 Vic
Feb
Canadian Homestead
Jan
43%
Feb
Canadian
Husky
54%
55
1
45c
12c
1
Easka. Uranium
•
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6c
class A_
•
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*
Jan
64c
Feb
Canadian
lie
Jan
20c
Jan
Canadian
23,700
51c
Jan
70c
Feb
7,100
22c
Jan
30c
Feb
,18c
8c
120
18
18
26c
Oil
Cos
preferred
Jan
18c
Jan
Jan
10c
Jan
1953
Jan
41%
Jnn
10,300
18
17 VaC
8%
preferred
MEMBERS:
STOCK
Notre Dame
Feb
Canadian
Jan
Canadian Petrofina
EXCHANGE
Branch:
preferred
6,950
42c
Jan
55c
2.20
2.15
2.28
10,050
10%
11%
6,895
44th St.,
Canadian
Wallpaper
Class
B
Can
Can
5.20
12
5.45
4.60 Jan
880
Mfrs
Castle
2.00
Jan
26%
27
956
25% Jan
85
100
85
Jan
/J5
Jan
150
150
150
Jan
150
Jan
9.75
2.20
23%
23%
14
14
14
1.50
1.46
1.50
1.90 Jan
20%
4,250
6,000
29c
27%
14
1.40
:"
6c
Feb
Feb
10%
y.00 Jan
4,560
23%
19c
130
2.00
10
16%
-
.
Jan
4.00
Jan
Jan
Feb
25% Jan
Feb
,1.90 Jan
16%
15c
Jan
Jan
Jan
9c
10c
85%
86
155
81
Jan
88
22
300
20V
Jan
23 % Feb
19
Feb
Feb
19
Feb
18
20
20
18
Feb
23% Jan
15%
15 Va
15%
210
15
Feb
16
Jan
Jan
19
pfd—2
i
22c
17c
1.54
19
19
25
Central Pat
Gold
22c
70c
Jan
1.7,7 Feb
Feb
95c
Jan
Jan
85c
1.25
100
21c
161,800
60c
63c
1,610
7.50
7.30
7.50
4,335
5.45
Jan
7.50 Feb
300
3.25
Feb
3.60 Jan
Quartz
Rio
23c
Feb
1.46
19c
Ltd—
3.30
6.80
3.30
3.85
Athabaska
Del
Jan
17c
75c
1.25
Mines LtdCorp
18C
17,066
110,854
14,570
22c
17c 19
1.25
80c
Gold
2,000
VaC
1.68
22c
1.46
19 %c
Producers-
Trethewey
Central
Jan
7%
15,532
6,143
37
"A"
Nat Gas 4%
Mines—
Asbestos
Cayzor
Jan
Jan
3,694
25c
18
Oil
Cassiar
5 Va
Jan
6%
6%
23 %C
-.
Met Explorations
Cariboo
2-4545
—
common
Exploration
Erin
Captain
QUEBEG-TROIS-RIVIERES-SHERBROOKE-CHICOUTIMI-ST. JOHN'S, P. Q.
,
Jan
2.40 Feb
Jan
150
Vickers
Corp
Warrants
Office:
4.90
1.65
10% Jan
21%
Canadian
Canso
Square
New York City, MUrray Hill
•
85
26 %
Corp
Tire
Candoce
PL-9501
1203 Phillips
Branch
47c
25
Pacific Railway
Canadian Western
St. West, Montreal
Telephone
Local
44.
45c
9.75
18
CANADIAN STOCK EXCHANGE
page
Jan
46c
—
—
27c
MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE
TORONTO
see
Jan
16%
.—:—100
-106
—,
Jan
HART
&
SAVARD
Fcr footnotes
Jan
17
Jan
warrants
Feb
'
West
39
Jan
16
61/2
common
Canadian
65
Jan
16
23 %c
—
Prospect
Canadian Thorium
230
37
Gold
1955 warrants
40
100
22-VaC
22 %c
4c/c
6c
8,000
4lVt
Oils
Canadian
„
60
38
-
Canadian
Jan
Jan
100
Oil
Malartic
12c
17,100
6VaC
-7
300
4.90
Jan
19c
41'%
•
—
18
—
1
70c
4.70
16 % Feb
,
Jan
17
Feb
51
30c
41V4
»
Beattle-Duauesne,
56c
27c
14V2C
•
Paper
:
—,—
•;
_
Bata Petroleums Ltd
Bathuret Power
66c
27c
•
Mining
990
649,700
4,350
*
Feb
Jan
16%
Hydrocarbon
i
55
1.03
11
Jan
38 '/■*
13c
,,
3.50 Jan
15%
Feb
16% Feb
Jan
lOo
High Crest
6 'ic
1,816
52c
Jan
49c
17
4—
39,360
53
Jan
6.20 Feb
-10
20c
Class B
43%
12c
18 %C
..
.
Jan
Jan
Jan
16
37
Securities class A_
Gen
15
Feb
Feb
1.60
;
16
.100
Preferred
42 V4
'.37c
4.85
:72c
Feb
7
.30c
1.13 Jan
;
Jan
Jan
15%
7 VaC 12 VaC
-
,-.14% Jan
Jan
5 V4 Feb
-,"'.29
1.40 Jan
7c
Jan
.14% Feb
Feb
3,300
7c 12 Vac
5
225
,
45c
Feb
13 V*
com—
—10
i
.
"
14%
29c
30c
14%
1,560
Canadian
Feb
4.85 Jan
1
'
43%
27 %
45
27%
54,235
8 V2C
Scotia..
14
9%c Jan
Jan
99c
14c
5,300
-
1.65
•
-~-r~
21
1,835
1.66
14c 14 VaC
22%
— —
112% Feb
Jan
7c
16%
Export Gas Ltd
Fairbanks Morse
Feb
4.80
81c
Canadian
93
.
Feb
Feb
38%
15 Va
Canadian
7.05
83%
Jan
91c
1
Jan
Feb
,35
3.50 Jan
32
15%
Feb
21%
.
12% Jan
9c
92
8c
—
90c
Jan
35
38 '
Jan
1,144
A 2.80 Jan
•
1,60 Feb
75c
9% Jan
Jan
Feb
55% Feb
Feb
5.40 Jan
7c
,
Jan
23
340
2.35
545
/ 135
51
350
7470
Jan
27% Jan
240
10
Jan
2,715
'
29%
.
24
5.90
5c
7.65 Feb
Feb
;
52
10
1.93
6.15 Jan
.
.
'
'5.55
9,500
Feb
4.00 Feb
24
51%
-
10
6,500
*
Jan
89%
Jan
5.65
43%
Mines
Class.B
15,700
33c / Feb
•
Jan
8.00
24
Jan
4C
__10
Mines
Metals
7.50
23 Va
-
19 %C
8.500
21V4
.
Jan
25
1.45
Curtis
Canadian
100
7.45
—1
20c,
9c
-
Jan
4.00
98c
-3
Wright
Canadian Decalta Gas warrantsCanadian Devonian Petroleum
Canadian Drawn Steel pfd
Canadian Dredge & Dock
—
17
,
62 Va
30,035
18,920
Cellulose
Pete_
common-
66c
Jan
21 -Feb
Jan
3.00 Feb
5
25
Feb
,
4.45
4.50
i-
common
Feb
5,780
1,150
4.00
—1
common—
Jan
10
-
Jan
Feb
.
_
34
*
^
20
Petroleum
Canadian Celanese
£1% preferred
41c
28o
Feb
*
——•
~
—
J
Mines
MontrealNova
..,
Barymiiv Exploration Ltd—
Base
.
_50o
/■•
6e
505,200 "
2.33
5 Vic
7.65
A 23%
—25
preferred—
041s
Bankeno Mines
Bank
-25
—
,2.20
,
Feb
Jan
7
Jan
62c
—
9'/a
5.00 Feb
35c
18c
4-
2.00
-
Feb
6c
3,500
'
v
2.35
♦
Feb
11%
Jan
1,300
57c
Lands
Canadian Breweries
Feb
Jan
7
Canadian Bank of Commerce—,
Feb
Jan
7
35c
common—
102 Vi
Feb
Jan
3.90 Jan
1,128
'
JF
6c
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A—
5 'A
1
Jan
Feb
13
Jan
59c
Astoria Minerals
Canadian Atlantic Oil
Feb
71c
,
8V4 Jan
95
936
*
">
_
Jan
9c
lOVi Jan
1,110
18c
*
Canadian
Feb
26c
Jan
47
6c
! 7
Jan
8c
Jan
1
25c
*
Preferred
Jan
46
33c
"
1.03
38%
'
Jan
6%c Jan
50
-
2.90 Jan
v7y2c Feb
4%c Jan
35%
Jan
7c
Feb
'
Steamship Lines common—
Canada
Jan
Jan
6c-
1
Mines—
Mines—i
7%c Jan
'
Feb
81c
Safeway Ltd Preferred— —100
Canada
Jan
6c
3%C Jan
Jan
25 Vie
—1
Aumaque Gold
*
5%c Jan
2.45
7
common
Canada Southern
Feb
21%
5c
9
8c
be
Feb
41
Jan
50c
3,375
2.45
6c
Packers class A
B
JU-. mmh Ttv 1% JT ' —, 1
-j
Permanent Mortgage
Canada
Jan
41
16%- 16'/a
28 VaC
1
a
Jan
13
-
43%
Canadian Food Products class A—
—
12V» Feb
.
Jan
38% Jan
296
2.65
Assurance
Life
Canada
Feb
35c
'
Mines
Aubelle Mines
•
Jan
37
-
-
,
Jan
5,773
12
12
.25
Canada Malting common
a
Feb
Jan
Feb
30c
43%
5.00
16 %
-
.—
:
Feb
36% Jan
92 %
79
38%
Preferred
Canada Oil
Warrants
55C
102 102 %
v
•s
5.00
Jan
45%
Iron Foundries common
Canada
Feb
60c
350
Feb
25c
2.00
-
33%
—
Canada Cement
195
8c
..
7,666
Feb
Jan
91%
Campbell Chlbougamau
Campbell Red Lake
•
9%
36
1.80
92
Calvan Cons Oil
Jan-
200
.
1.85
102 Va
►
35
5% Jan
79
Oils
Calgary
'
I25c
_
35V4
11
Jan
6%c
Feb
190
8c
.
•
1.35
Smelting
&
Jan
47
-
*1.82
-
'
5,480
—.—
Jan
Jan.
1.741
j44.Va
1.85*7
...
602
1.50
Jan
Jan
Jan
'
Jan
44%
46%
■
10%
1.40
5c
29%
'
2.10 Jan.
400
;i6%./17%
.
20%
20% Feb
100
10
1.50
6%c
48%
Jan
3,000
26c
.
_•
Arjon Gold Minesrc
,V
10c
60c
:
—50
6%
Feb *
6Va
10
Jan
85c
47,600
10c
-J50
:
——
preferred
20c
58c
-.
-
20 3 i
79c
45%
Petroleum
Linen 1st preferred
65c
17,000
26c
--
,
3,630
Jan
Jan
-100
Calgary & Edmonton
Jan
100
5c
-.'
18c /.
"
.:
•
6%
70c
53c
Caldwell
Jan
.
8,071
21%
4Vic
1
—
Argus Corp common.
£2
^."l7c'18V'2C
18c
6%
Packers class B—
Calalta
72c
.
2,000
21%
1
6%
—
Feb
Jan
1,550
32c
5c
—_——
Arcam Corporation
103/4
17 Vic
:—•
Resources—
1,000
5.15
—50
Jan
Feb
50
50%
3uc
*
:
Apex Consolidated
Arcadia. Nickel
.
:—1
—;—-
—
Anthes Imperial
72c
Feb
Jan
Jan
4.30
*
—
Jan
500
50 Vi
-1.
__
72c
Dock class A
Mines
49 Vac
1,600
254,900
,
.1 9.95
9.95
4.585
,
4.00
16c
—50
Cabanga
15c
3,550
9.00
8.25
50%
L—1
5.10
Ext
Dry
Canada
Anglo Canadian Pulp «Ss Paper pfd—50
Anglo Huronian
♦
5.00
—
44c
/
19,721
25c
19c
8.75
5.05
48
3.50 Jan
8V2C Jan
—
10% c
"7,662
39,303
,
62c
-"2.55
45%
.
1,300
-
84c
80<i
.1
—_2(le
Jan
Jan
17%c Jan
60c
Jan
—50
23
.•26% Jan
22% Jan
;' 10,074
221/2
22c
—L'_—_»—lc
Petroleums:
Anchor
6.00
2,215
46c
_50c
Mines
Controls
Jan
/ 471/4 " 47%
17c
42V2
145
200
93,600
—
Feb
100
Jan
4.35
3,525
'
-
Feb
48
Products
Hill
Burrard
Jan
15%
Jan
94 Va
55c
2 6 3 4" 27 5, a
'
22 Va
1
Amalgamated Rare Earth——.—
American
12%
155
9,130
.
23V2
51c
27
Aluminum Co
7c
Jan
Jan
.100
:
—:
Burns
■
Mining
Ltd
98
*
5.45
-22%:
2218
*
VV" 14%
97
4.95
...
5.00
.————•
—-a—
Roxana
14
98
i
—*
Algoma Steel
Allied
14%
1
—10P
Warrants
10c
Jan
7c
41c
5,000
13c
Lake
Red
Bunker
Cable
Algoin Uranium
5% debentures
6c
17,600
31,700
;
45c
Feb
Jan
Jan
Oils—
Cons
6Vic
11c 13 Vic
41c
l
Mining
Burlington
Jan
1.30
6Vic
Jan
30c
4%c Jan
20%
—
Ankerite
Building
Jan
1.40
1.25
common
2,400
—
Telephone
Buffadison Gold
Brunsman
500
6n
*
Brunswick
Jan
2.31
Jan
5Vic
1.35 Jan
Jan
20c
3.70
Mines
Mines
Brunhurst
Jan
'
47c
6c
-111111•
Feb
13c
9c
12,400
13
Jan
9,500
52c
42c
...
Feb
92%
31c
300
17,220
Company
Brown
24%
20
Feb
5c
17c
29c
47
Mines
Reef
92
500
-
,48c
52ic
Gold
Feb
•
'
*
common
Oifc.
Columbia
4,148
-
111150c
Jan
28 V8
17c
119
25c
•——i-—-—-—-~
19% Feb
4,200
.
2.65
44c
,
Explorations
Alberta
76
2.65
,
:
Alberta Distillers
648
92
,
7c
.
Jan
23
75
19%
92
p. 14c
Ltd
Yelidvvknife
Akaitcho
__
Oili——•'
&
Mines
Agnico Mines
Ajax. Petroleums
241/4
19 Vt
-
24 Vi
3,434
„
60c
•
1
common
Columbia
Broulan
""
24
19 %
—-100
Uranium
28
Jan
3.70
Columbia Power
British
High
Jan
ll%c
Columbia Forest Products—
British
LOW
Jan
32c
Columbia Electric—
British
High
27%
241/4
*
A
Preferred
Acadia
Low
Jan
4c
85c
4,900
48
—
Amer
British
Range Since Jan. 1
7c
5,000
34,633
12c
1
Petroleums
preferred
preferred
4% % preferred
5%
preferred
5 Vi %
preferred
for Week
Jan
6c
3.70
Mines
British
Sales
Range
of Prices
Jaii
18c
47c
1
Mines
&
75c
1:22
—50
preferred
5%%
Corp
Feb
Jan
53c
45c
43c
'
Feb
42%
39% Jan
1.09
6%c
Paper
Jan
10%c Jan
6c
——
Feb
'
2.25
1.10
1
Britalta Petroleum
Jan
Funds
Last
2,542
11 %c
Warrants
'
Friday
8,800
14c
14c
—
Bridge
Jan
Exchange
Sale Price
67c
Ltd
4 Vi %
STOCKS
42
65c
1
4 Vr
Caaadian
9,728
41%
13 %c
28 %c
British
Toronto Stock
41%
.500
Gold
Brazilian
Jan
1.55 Jan
1.30 Jan
5%c
Mines
Bralsaman
Jan
4 Vic
Jan
Feb
3,300
45c
Mines
Bralorne
Feb
*
87c
345,500
2.25
Mines Ltd—,—
Bay Uranium
Boymar
18% Feb
15
1.15
Mines
—
Mines—*«—.
Bowater
23Vi Jan
Jan
18%
25
Rowater
15Vic Jan
17
18%
1
Bouscadillac
1
23
23c
.
2.18
107,000
18
500
87c
Uranium
Bouzan
Jan
1,000
17%
1.68
Mines
Bordulac
1
17 Va
15c
17%
91c
BonVjille Gold Mines
Jan
10c
13c
Jan
17c
2.15
Warrants
Bidcop
90c
1
Copper Corp
Yukon
Bicroft
Jan
12c
1
Telephone
Bevcon
Jan
500
,
,2.25
4Vic
i
—
* V
—
Jan
1,200
.
al6c
*
Ltd
'
Feb
2.33
'
lOVic 10 V2C
' al5c
4,/2c
^
12,000
-
15c
al6c
*1
Rights
Ventures
Feb
Bibis
lOVic
r
1,850
12c
5c
''*
•?
2.33
A
MiniU- Jorp
Belleterre Quebec Mines—
Jan
56c-
17%
common
Belcher
2.20
55c
:—1
Ltd
Class
Feb
18c
'
10c
v.
_1
——
Trojan Consolidated Mines Ltd
Jan
59c
Jan
16c
1
:—
4.55
Feb
9 Vic
-,11c
5c
—•
:—__;__1
"rights"—
but-
..i.ie.s
'
„:—1lie
,
Jan
58c
3,000
-
"■
Ltd+—7—.——,
Petroleum
Titan
4.00
14,500
13c
8j60>.8.70.
;•
*
2-20
_————;—1
Exploration Ltd—-.
200
59c
1.59
8.65
-
•
JL
Ltd—
Mines
Lake
1.59
*,
—1
Sullivan Cons Mines
Tache
T-
1
Ltd-
Stanleigh, Uranium Mining Corp
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd—
Tarbelt
58c
58c
13c
1
:
-4.40^,4.40
.
Co
High
3,200
85c
18%
Lumber
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
15c
TTranlum
Beaver Lodge
Beaver
Shares
80c
1
Betiucage
for Week
Low
Par
Jan
55c
•
Range
Sale Price
High
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
5c
30%c
__
FEBRUARY 21
week
Shares
Hioh
5c
WEEK ENDED
Sales
3.85
200
6.65
6.85
18,248
76c
82c
5,400
1.15
9c
50c
3.80
6.10
66c
Jan
.
1.42 Jan
Feb
Jan
21c
Jan
65c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
4.00 Jan
7.15 Jan
90c
Jan
f-!r%
42
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.
.
Monday, February 24, 1958
CANADIAN MARKETS
RAXQE FOR THE WEEK
Friday
Week'®
Range
Last
■TOCKS
Sale Price
Porcupine
Ouarter
Oil
1
1.73
Cheskirk Mines
Chesterville
Mines
18 %C 18 %C
13 %c
13 %c
15c
35c
35c
38c
1
08c
08c
70c
1
Yellowknife
Key
120
2.00
70c
...—
,
Jan
Feb
General
General
Dynamics
Jan.
2.35 Jhu
2.90
Feb
General
2.54
Feb
Jan
40c
;
52c
Giant
25c
95,000
20%c FeiJ
47%'C
Jam
Glacier
0
13,000
121
114
;
214
22.100
20c
9c
Conro
^Development
Corp
Allenbec
1
8^20
*
8c
Oil
7%
Central
Consolidated
Cadillac-
Dcnison
Jan
Goldale Alines
Go Id crest
35c
Jan
Gold
8c
8c:
,11 Pec
7%C
1
Consolidated
Consol
East
11%
Fcnimorc
Consolidated
Iron
7,123
5%c Jan
12%
Golden
4.00
2.80
2.90
55,045
0,500
27c
28c
1,033
Afac
Eagle
22c
27c
4!ie
.
20c
Jan
22c
30c
21,350
28c
Jan
35c
350
7,500
17^4'
49c
28,825
2.90
24.8G1.
17
17%
20c ;
25c
t
GOC
-74c
s
18 Vac
19c
:
35c
}
Alines——a——1
;—1
4c
Jan
24c
7,250
74c
8%c
5.95
32%
32%
33%.
•
2.85
2.70
4.90
4.00
390
...
42c;
8c
.Jau
55c
.
4.85
29
lo-L
Jan
Feb-;
—50
L—.1—J*
,—'
—
Copper
Rand
Cliltioug.—i
Corby Distillery class A.
Class
B
Cosmos
Lead
Conrnor
once
Zinc—f
of
-
l
—:
33%
1
i
•
:—1
i
1.10
;> i
iroinor:
Crown
Pershingt
Trust
(frown
—r
Crows
1.06
1.20
17%
Kes't
x—l
DaerJng
Davis
B
Gas
17%
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Lake
23%
4,685
21% Jan
15%
720
14% Jan
15
17%
3,160
1.60
1.55
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4,490
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12c
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Jan
25c
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1
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1,098
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2,350
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2.85
2.85
300
4.40
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4.90
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2.75
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2.90
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1,978
700
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19
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1.24
45,500
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1
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Feb
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5c
5%c
48.000
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1.34
1.30
1.35
12,430
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1.78
1.76
1.94
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81
81
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Feb
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55
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16%
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15
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100
14%
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1.10
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24,875
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7c
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Dome Allner,
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Jan
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33c
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32,800
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00c
19
—
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Daragon Allncfe
-
44%
—
24c
Jan
285
60c
10
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Jan.
7o
1.80
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9c
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—.
Mines
-
11%
3.50
,
1.82
50
—
20c
-
-
12,129
17%
17%
5P.c
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I
,
50O
91,650
-
15,950
-
21c
29c
-
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Jan
Jan
5c
'
-
16,900
31%
—*
Alines
Headway: Red
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-3.50
;
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Crowpat Minerals
C'usco
:
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41c
: 30%
Brass, common.——.
Heath
Jan
8c :
•
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—
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1.07
9c
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275
5%
.
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37c
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1
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550
-
51
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3.00
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Feb
3.00
17%
UVt
1
—
?0c
9J/aC
17%
17 VH
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Crestaurum Alines
Crestbrook Timber warrants
.
17'A
t.-—
Canada.
Warrants
1.02
•—*
Mining
oil
8c
1
•
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20e
1.59
—*
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imperial
Coulee
■
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—
43%.
48
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Copp Clark Publishing—'.
Coppcrcorp Ltd
Copper-Mah Mines
*
1.65^ Feb
7%c Jnn
35
Alines
I-ead
Hasuga
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107
.
-
Feb
5.75 Feb
16c
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1,000
135
48
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2.29 Jan
...
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74c
Jan.
-
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135
t
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9c
Jan
13c
12c
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•
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18c,, Feb.--.
0%c Jan
....
130
2.90
4.90
.
0,275
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4%c Jftiv..
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8%C
5.00
13c
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20,271
.: 1,500
5.00
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consolidated West Petroleum
:—.*
Consumers Gas of Toronto com——10
Class A
J.
100
Conwest Exploration
J.——
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Jau
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.
08c
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—
5,000
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6c
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-
6.000
Gypsum Lime & Alab—
,
i
22c
.
3.80- Jan
16c
Jan--;
;
Jan
: Feb
"8%C
Jan-
-
9c
Northern
Gwillim
;
Jfcn
19 "4
75c
Jan
12,500
32c
:
'29c
Warrants
Feb
28C
\
Jan
10,444
7c
.
4,199
_
.
1.65
29c
5 %c
1
Gulcu Alines Ltd
Gulf
Jm
2.90
Jan
—17c
15c 16%e
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16%
49c
.
10-%e Jan
-27c
4.25 Jan
5%c
AlUies-x
Uranium
Guaranty Trust
Jan
51c-
JD%c. Jan
..
3,500
40c
GVuC
Cbtisolldtkj.dtf. H6i;coui't Alines Ltd—:
Jan
12,250
-
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5C
..
36c
2.10 Jan t
-
8.956
50J
Grey hawk
Jan
1.90
Jan.;
29c
.
4,830
5,100
,
21c
GGc
Consolidated -'Ndrtlilund. Mines——-1
Consolidated Peal;
Qils.__^_--^—__X
19c
.
34)00-
3,500
Plains Develop
West Coal class B—
Great
Jan
1.78
30c
3,000
35c..
17c
Warrants
Great
Jan
i
—<
Sudbury Basin;
"Consolidated "mhgs|.cn Alining
Great
Feb
5,000
Jan
.'
7%c
Lakes. Paper.
Great
Feb
;;—I! f
Mines....—;—._—-1 r
Consolidated^ATicliolson Miues_—;
Consolidated
Grawtuc
Jau
40c
1.62
Jan
'
-3-.95 Jan-
;
2.5a Jan
17c
Great Lakes Power common—
Jan
65c
.
-3.25- Feb
-
*
Feb
Jan
36.'
-•
Feb
2.94
Jan
40c
Negus
Consolidated' Sannorm
4.10
48c
2.GQ
2.05
.
Cousolidatpd Mining. & SmcrtftrEr-X---*
Consolidated
Alorrlsop Expfor_—
1
Consolidated
Jan
32c
Jan
850
200
5.75'
12 %c
.4% preferred ———;
Mackay class B—
Graudroy Alhics
Jan
29c
4,752
29c
Ltd--—-*
Consolidated Alosher
3.10 Jan
32% Feb'
-
-
7%C
Marrttou
Gunnar
—1
Oils
GOc
10c
2.30 Jan
5%
Y953--
3.2.V
FeD
65t-.
57% Jam
—.——'—1
Gold—1.
—
Gordon
Feb
7%c Jan
13% Feb
Jan
3.60
Jan
9,25
380
.
Feb
107% Feb
Jan
4.90
360
1
13c 14%c
Goodyear Tire
Jan
20c
„.
22c,.Jan
,,.
2,900
1.78
29 c
X
Consolidated Marcus Golc)
Alio
55c.
1
Alines—
37c
»lc
——1
.
Alarbcnor
Consolidated
55c
—1
Ilowey Gold—
Consolidated
35c
-—-7
Arrow-
Consolidated Hiilltwclt
Consolidated
3.00
10%
Jan
7%
Jan
8c
i
-
34
.
7.95
———d_l
—
Alines
Goldfields
Jan
19c
11 %C Feb
28c
Mines
i
1,000
31,270
2.80
—•
<
3,000
1
Crest
Jan
8c
14c
———1
Discovery
Dragon Oil
7
7%c Jan
7%c
■;
3.75
Consolidated
Consolidated
::
9c
10c
j
Jan
1,695
.
34c
Glenn. Uranluux Alines
Jan
Jan
7c
Jan
1.55
95c
135
5%c Jan 1
103
5.35
__
35c
.,
25
3.25
—.
Jan
9,000
ll7/ac
f
1
Mluea
2.000
7M-
V/s-
Ltd—
20V2C Jan
.2,100
525
14c 14,/2C
Consolidated Bakeries—_—.———'•*
Consolidated BcllcKeuo
Mines—1
Beta Gamma-'
.—*
Consolidated CaUiutmi FHH
*
Consolidated
Consolidated
9c
BVxb
31.
4%c Jan
Jan
Golden.
Consolidated
Jan
8.90'
32%
.
Prosp—
Yellcwknhe Gold Mines
Jan
Jan
27
5%.
—-
20'c
.4,500
0,002
Jau
1,887
3.25
common
50c
...87
.
70c
30c
Feb
5c
5oc
60 V
Scientific
Alining
Jan
5%
Pete Canada
Mines
Gcnrx
Geo
Jan
30c
59%
,
Class* A -——i—
Feb
8%
8c
5,783
30%
8.65
Bakeries
General
High
\
15,000
42c
..
107% 107%
Motors
72c
Jan
23c
25c
42c
Jan
65c
—
Jan
Low
7c
38c
30
-——
16c
18c
5%.
,,
Range Since Jan.1
High
5c
—:
Ltd—
Jan
V 1.80 Jan
7% Jan
508
J
Shares
common
preferred
Alines
27c
30c
-
Mine.}
AIllics
5%%
Power
Geco
Jun
23 %c
,—10
-
Coniaurum
Jan
Jai*.
24c
:
22c
14c
—1
5%
Jan
l(P/2c
18e
—1
Gatineau
33 %C Jan
50c
Jan
orjQ
20c
15c
Alines—t
Jan
80,000
15c
1
12c
HC
103,240
.8%
l.)C
17 tec
8%
Jan
17C
9,800
1
Gaitwin Exploration
Gulkeno Alines
9%c Jan
24,000
8 %
1
Lite
Coniagas Alines
51c
2.54
2.05 Jan
6C
3,500
.
for Week
Low
Par
Jan
1.70
5,000
,
Sale*
Range
Last
gale Price
1
High
7&c Jan
9,500
,
2.90
.
2.37
——:—1
—.——1——
Confederation
-
Equip.—t—.—--*
Lake Gold Minps^
Coldstream Copper
Con
2.85
2.54
.
Coin
Coloiuac
'49c.
Alining & Smelting.
Eeco
2,000
18 %c
Ctiimo Gold Mines-
Cockshutt- Farm
46,000
J75o
—
Cochetiour Willatis
8c
7c
500
2,500
1
Kayrand Cop Min
r
.vChiboug Jaculet Mines
<—
Chibouganuui Mining <fs Smeltim
Cocly
7c
9c
—.1
„r—
Chib
Chromium
*
.1
Range Since Jan.
r
1.80
Week'*
of Prieee
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
High
9C.
1.75
■
FEBRUARY 21
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
Central
.,
ENDED
Sales
•
Number 5719
Volume 187
^
.
(919)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
3
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prfcea
Shares
Last
STOCKS
Sale Pries
Low
Par
9 VaC
Long Island Petroleums—
Lorado
8%c
Jan
Orange Crush
59c
65c
27,550
53c
Jan
68c
Jan
Orenada
36c
38c
2,850
27c
Jan
50c
Feb
Ormsby
12 VaC
Mining Co.
Yellowknife Gold
.
12c
13c
3,000
9 Vic
Jan
16c
Jan
Osisko
21c 83 VaC
79,100
11c
Jan
25c
6c
Jan
8c
Jan
Pacific
Feb
Pamour
7c
7c
I,100
2.72
2.89
23,330
28c
28c
35c
25,950
6c
6c
6 Vic
*
—
Page
Macassa
Mines
Macdonald Mines
.Rlacfie( Explorations
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
2.55
„
2.40
-
2,89
Jan
Gold
13c
Lake
25c
2.15
Jan
15,500
-
12%c
Jan
20c
19o
Jan
28c
Feb
25c
Jan
36c
Jan
20%
Jan
Pan
7,500
5%c
Jan
9 Vic
Jan
Paramaque
95c
Jan
1.15
Jan
Parbec
23%
Jan
27 34
Feb
Pardee
Jan
2.37
Feb
Parker
Western
18%
17%
18%
II
115
108%
115
807
51c
49c
53c
22,800
42c
Jan
56C
Jan
.100
24C
23c
25c
14,600
20c
Jan
28c
Jan
1
6V2C
6%C
GV'aC
5,000
4%c Jan
9C
Jan
1
6%C
-
Oils.
Mines
10,187
Jan
1
96c
95c
1.02
7,650
•
27%
27
27%
870
1
2.33
2.21
2.37
B
Magnet
Consolidated
Mines
5c
50
37,900
8,000
4c
4Vio
3,000
1.10
1.07
1.10
8c
7 VaC
8%C
10,600
21,500
7%
7%
1
*•-*
*
Major trans
mJmm
Malartic
Goldfleids
1
Maneast
Uranium
•
Ltd
7%
Maple Leaf Milling
•
Maralgo
1
Mines
Maroon Mines
37c
Drilling
Jan
7c
Jan
Jan
6c
Jan
Patino
1.07
Feb
1.20
Jan
Paj master
7Vic
Feb
Jan
Peerless Explor
Pembina Pipeline
12c
9V4
7% Feb
„
*
31c
Feb
48c
Feb
5c
Jan
9c
8c
8c
10c
1,500
8c
Feb
12c
Feb
Pernio
Gats
45c
49c
48,350
40o
Feb
65c
Jan
Perron
Gold
12 Vac
11c
13c
64,000
8 Vic
Jan
13c
Feb
7c
9o
3,000
Jan
50c
Jan
33c
Feb
4.00
Jan
Feb
40c
48c
4.35
1
4.35
100
Feb
4.35
Feb
17 %C 18 %c
18c
12,500
14c
Jan
20c
Jan
4,413
3,620
18c
Feb
30c
1
18c
18c 22 %c
-1.20
common
12,200
3.00
Feb
60c
37%c Jan
400
2
Consol
46c
1
,1
Canada
2,730
11 VaC
3%c Jan
51c
3.50
5c
6 Va
6%
6%
4.35
Jan
~ Jan
,6% Feb
8
Feb
13
Jan
Feb
of
37,600
49c
3.00
ZZ.1
Pater Uranium Mines Ltd
3c
13,500
►
Mines.
5c
525
40c
31c
1.70
'
Amalgamated
8c
.1
•
Mines
Feb
115
Jan
103
'
Gold Mines
class
Red Lake Gold Mines
Jan
_•
Tubes
Porcupine
Feb
33c
5,500
1,000
._1
Petroleum
35c
25c
32c
~1
Mines—
Hersey
Jan
Macmillan
Madsen
Feb
2.55
200
2.55
12V'2c 13V'aC
Minerals
24c
Macleod Cockshutt
Bloedel
Low
._
1
Shares
Jan
2.85
Alines
for Week
of Prices
Par
High
11c
Jan
23 Vac
Goldfleld
Lyndhurst
Lynx
Low
14,500
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
59C
Mines—
:
Louvlcourt
High
9 VaC 10 %c
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
36c
Uranium
Warrants
FOR THE WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY 21
Sale*
Friday
Oils
Mining Corp.
.1
100
13
Feb
Martin-MoNeely Mines.
,6
Preferred
Maxwell
:
.100
Ltd
:
5%
6Va
82
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd com.
82
83
5Va
5,625
.
260
-
4.75
4.75
13c
14c
53
1.80
8,325
Jan
2.05
27c
30c
13,350
26c
Feb
40c
Feb
Petrol Oil & Gas
•
47c
47c
56c
18:500
38c
Jan
65c
Jan
1
80c
80c
80c
1,600
60c
Jan
90c
Jan
98c
Jan
1.20
Feb
Jan
1.35
Jan
Jan
Placer
Jan
Ponder
5.00
•
1.16
1.15
1.20
11,300
1
1.30
1.28
1.31
3,650
5%C
5V2C
6c
6,000
50o
•
33 Va
Development
Jan
18c
53
Gold of
Columbia
Britisn
Uranium
'
'
MeColl
—.
Frontenac
51%
common
McKenzie
Medallion
12c 12%c
2,000
7 Vic
600
2.27
12 Vac
Lake
McMarmac Red
300
69 %
71
Lake.
Red
71
7 Vic
Mcfntyre Porcupine—
1
..
67%
6 Vic
2.55
2.60
16,461
13c
13c 17%c
17,000
11c
Jan
70c
69c
74c
19,300
67c
46
46
75
9 Vic
12c
79,500
-
preferred.
Mersey Paper 5%%
Mines
Uranium
Met*
.50
■
'
12c
*i
_.
/
-
2.20
46
11%
11
Vi
11%
13%
13%
13%
344
•
69c
68c
72c
16,500
Mfdrim
Mining-
1
72c
83c
•
1.45
1.55
,
1.50
Milton
■
Brick
Mining
Mogul, Mining
Feb
Jan
85c
Feb
1.75
Jan
21 Vic
8 V2C
8,050
7%c Jan
10
10%
I,130
9,10 Jan
8C
9-Vic
,16,700
13c
18c
39 VaC
39%c
45c
136,313
19,900
'."29
•28%
29
28%
28%
-
.
-
-
28%
x
16%
-16Vi
-
1.95
8c
Feb
12c
Jan
18c
Feb
■55c
Jan
29
Feb
26% Jan
--
Jan
10%
Feb
:
Jan
39c
.
10c
'
Feb
"
Feb
2.40 Feb
Jan
8c
•
'
■
27%
Jan
.--28%
Feb
16%
Feb
20 Vs
Jan
'
Molybdenum Corp
Monarch Knitting -'pi-eferred_^i
Monarch Mortgage & Investing
Moneta Porcupine
Montreal
*
—„
Moore
Minerals
35
56
68c
2,620
15%
15Va
15 Va
r*
■
'
'
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x:
-
.60
.
35
r 66c
4Gc
*36,
66%
36
V"
66
Corp coramiu*—
Multi
70
70
35
'
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—
100
-
-
68c
*
__1
•
-
16%p
70
_100
Locomotive: Works
Montreal' Trust
f
64 %
,
I
400
-
.1,532
1,200
46c
45c
Jan
•,
•
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
.33-
r75c
-.15%
Jan
Jan
15..
..
70
35
Feb
65c
.25
..
■—
35
*•f
36
Feb
:
64
..
Jan
66%
Feb
420
.
28c
Mines-
National Drug & Chemical common
Preferred,
National
5
Jan
52c
Jan
National Petroleum
National
Steel
■Lm*
1.85
1.80
21%
J
_10
—1
'
'38
25
5 Vic
38
5 Vic
*
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:
f
Neakrn
Nello
Nesbitt
New
'
•
Mines
i
Mines
Uranium
Labine
Alger Mines
*
'
■
'•
27c
1
-
4,519
:7c
.
Mines
New
Bidlamaque
New*
Calumet
New
Continental
New
Davies
50o
1.12
1.12
-
:
1.12
1,000-
33c
2.15
Jan
Jan
38
Jan
Jan
7c
8,900
15c
Jan
Jan
40c
Jan
Jan
11c
Jan
4,800
21,500
20c
18 Vic
20c
51C
50c
59C
1
2.35
2.18
2.45
59,535
1
Mines
16 VaC
16c
18C
189,630
1.10
1.20
5 Vic
7c
14c
15c
20,625
12 Vic
1
Mines.,
1
1
6c
14c
New
Harricana
1
New
High ridge Mining
•
Mines
Kelore
4c
—
Mines
Radlore
Uranium
Rainville
Mines
Ray rock
Raef
15C
Manitoba
1
27c
New
Minda-Scotia
New
Mylamaaue
Gold
New-north
New
New
New Superior
Nickel Rim
Nisto
29,425
347,375
8%c
16,500
Sand
9 Vic
Jan
Sapphire
North Canadian
Oils common
North
1
Rankin
Uranium
Northspan
Jan
9c
Jan
14 %c Feb
20c
Jan
39c
Jan
6 Vic
B
preferred
Vic Jan
1.34 Jan
1.10 Jan
16c
1.51
1.18 Jan
.
Feb
Jan
1.36 Jan
965
16,900
35% Jan
7c
7c
2.35
25c
9c
Jan
9c
Jan
Jan
13c
925
•
1
5%C
700
3,023
3.25
2.80 Jan
1.18
52c
1.40
Jan
72c
Feb
Feb
11
13
Jan
4.00
3.00 Jan
14
14
Feb
1.90
1.50 Feb
2.40
3.30
Jan
1.30
1.10 Jan
10%
12
Feb
43c
———
Jan
7c
II,000
16c
7,000
8,584
47c
1,350
"25
G.10
.....
204
25
G.OO
6.15
•
25
7,G03
Jan
9c
11 Vie Jan
23c
1.55
Jan
Jan
Jan
36c
Jan
7
Jan
49c
Jan
24%
6.00 Feb
Jan
Jan
7Vi
-
Jan
7c
40c
38c
40c
2,050
12c
12c
12c
8,500
1
31c
30c 34 %c
25,900
29c
Jan
44c
14c
13c
68,773
13c"
Feb
29 VaC
30,831
12%
Jan ',
<
...
13%
100
64%'
12%
26
16c
-
13%
14
62
12%
785
100
100
6V2C
■'r
1.35
Jan
5%C Jan
8c
Feb
35C
Feb
44c
Jan
9c
Jan
13c
Jan
Jan
1.00
1,000
6c
Jan
64%
1,548
56%
*13
1,025
13%
Jan
27
50
25 V2
Jan
t
7
110c
12
400
13%
14
4,690
98
250
12
56c
65c
10 %c
60c
11c
,6,000
3,000
Feb
7%
12c
Feb 'V
13
Jan
Jan
14%
Jan
95
Jan"
98
Feb
56c
Feb
85c
Jan
10c
Jan
12
,
13 %c
Jan
13 %
Jan
15%
Feb
Jan
31
Feb
1,845
25%
Jan
29
3.30
Jan
50c
1,375
5,050
15
15%
3,540
30 %
31
825
28%
28%
29
4.30
5.00
47c
44c
5.00
53c
Jan
lie
Jan
16c
Jan
50c
Jan
73c
Jan
Jan
35
150
4.50
4.40
4.60
4,725
24%
24%
25
2,552
29%
29%
85
29 Va
44%
44 '/a
50
43 Va
35c
Jan
38c
1.95
preferred
50
—
2.29
Jan
Feb
12
Jan
Jan
12%
'
Feb
4.75
Feb
25%
Jan
Jan
30
Feb
Jan
44%
Feb
4.10 Jan
Jan
24
'
Feb
38c
38c
38c
500
1
4.30
4.30
4.45
6,420
3.95
Jan
4.65
Jan
•
23
23
23
465
21 Va
Jan
23 %
Feb
23
23
315
21
Jan
23
1
4.30
4.15
4.30
1
—50o
42c
42c
43c
1
16%
common
:
600
,
,
6,000
4.30
Jan
3.65
23c
Jan
Feb
Feb
48c
Feb
14c
14c
16c
5,500
13c
Jan
17c
Feb
17
;
16%
17 Va
Jan
18
Jan
58c
59c
1,875
7,200
16%
58c
58c
Jan
66c
Jan
16%
17%
470
16
Jan
17% Feb
...
•
preferred
Services
50
*
47
20
47
Feb
51
Feb
101/3 C
11c
1,500
10c
Jan
12c
Jan
42c
42c
65
42c
Feb
42c
42%
10
38
Jan
42% Feb
14c
Jan
23c
47
47
42 Va
18c
42%
18c
1,100
18c
7%
7V'e
2.05
2.05
900
Jan
Feb
26c
Feb
21.700
16c
Jan
22C
22c 24 Vis c
6,300
17c
Jan
33%
Jan
38 %
Feb
38
38
38 Va
480
1.60
1.53
1.75
102,880
77C
89C
34,005
1
1.90
1.82
2.00
8,010
1
75c
74C
80c
9,383
1
6c
6C
6VaC
32,950
1,460
*
—•
—
Uranium Mines Ltd
Gas
79c
—
—
Mining
Steep Rock Iron—:
Steinberg pref
Jan
Jan
1.25
Jan
Jan
1.75
2.10
2.04 Feb
Oil
Mines-
Jan
28% Feb
49
27%
48%
48
48%
2,136
45%
Jan
7c
8c
9.000
4a
Jan
Feb
Feb
Sunburst Explor
Jan
Superior Propane common
—
1
Jan
9c
Jan
10 Va
8% Jan
Jan
8.80
8.45
8.85
23,395
97
98
130
97
Feb
98
Feb
98
15%
15 Va
410
15%
Feb
15%
Feb
6c
-6c
9c
2.30
6,600
Jan
17C
Jan
5c
5,000
2..16
.,
2.16
Jan
7 VaC
Jan
1.80
1,000
12c 13 VaC
1
—1
-
Jan
Jan
27%
1
100
Jan
7c
Jan
5c
•
*
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact —
93c
68c
24%
28 »A
•
—_—
24VaC Feb
Jan
1.14
61c
•
Bros
of Canada
Steeloy
Cons
Jan
19 %c 23 Vac
1
Corp
Warrants
6e
7%
2.50
Jan
2.00
21c
9
Paving & Materials
Uranium
6%
100
7%
Feb
Jan
•
& Oils
Mines
Wanants
1.69
-„
50c
Ltd
Stadocona
Feb
Feb
Jan
30
17,425
—500
—
Jan
Jan
12%
12
Sullivan
6.70 Jan
Jan
28 Via
2.00
Spooner Mines
Stuart
Feb
14%
.
27
15%
30%
48c
Valley Oil
Gold & Platinum
Stedman
Jan
7%c Jan
64 Vi
9c;Jan 4
>4,423
Feb
Feb
7
1,449
7%
10c
Jan
Jan
14
100
;
Jan
27
—1
I
Jan
98
6 VaC
Feb
17Vic Jan
1.75 Feb
.
Feb
54c
Jan
7c
_
Nickel
59c
1.55
1.39
33%
Oil
Jan
1.19
24c
Jan
•
1,930
1,000
1.22
Feb
1.00 Feb
9,650
32 %c
2.05
Steel
11 %c
10c
..
.
Jan
1.25
3,100
-
1.18
12
Starratf
48c
7%
Feb
,
i
1.92
StanweU
500
-
Jan
1.00
Feb
Jan
Jan
6 VaC
55c
Jan
86c
33%
St an rock
51c
41c
20c
21,030
55c
10
Jan
Jan
7%
20
1
-
Feb
Jan
35c
36c; Jan'
2,000
1.05
52c
3,650
Jan
Jan
1.75
6,700
20c 2lV'aC
30,600
Jan
7c
6c
,5,75°
96c
..
Jan
16c
1.60
15C
37c
•
common
American
Standard
51c
1.75
*
65c
Stanleigh
Feb
Jan
11,900
5,075
Jari
9c
8.15
■
58c
Somerville Ltd
Jan
Jan
16c
Jan
12c 14% c
A
Jan
5c
1.55
:•
13c: Jan
,7.50
1.22
•
13c
15c
Jan
1,125
'
1.35
Spartan Air
4,000
1.40
Feb
17c
142,924
.
30e
Southern Union Oils
10,500
15c
25%
1.18
Feb
14c
1.41
10c
Jan
1.30
Feb
5%o
15Vic
•
•<
20 '
200
Jan
5c
1
Jan
Jan
4,500
1
Southam
13C
15 tic
Jan
1.55
1.00
14
common
Jan
14c
Feb
14
1.11
IOC
20c
Feb
Jan
2,618
17c
7.65
6.15
-
15c
70c
8V2C
1
*
1
100
3.00
13 Vac
L
Ltd..
Mines
Voting trust ctfs
Sigma Mines Quebec
Bllver Miller
Mines
Silver Standard Mines
Sour is
650
11%
14cJ
Feb
5.60
8,ooa
58c
Sicks Breweries
South
500
2.75
Feb
Jan
4,650
-
8c
COUllllOli
Sherritt Gordon
Feb
14
10%
25%
•
Creek Gold
Sheep
Jan
3.60
-
24 Vi
Class A
Class
2.70
12%
10%
13V2 0
1.10
-
1.00
Shawinigan Water & Power corn-
36c
3.50 Feb
500
1.05
Debentures
Feb
2.12 Jan
1.60
18c
aVaC
10
•
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd
Scythes common
Security Freehold Petroleums
Jan
8,250
1.50
5.75
Jan
2.75
Ontario Loan 6c Debenture——-__10
Opemiska Copper
6
Jan
2.41
90o
Oils
Warrants
4c
6c
Mines
Malartic
Ontario Jockey Club common—
Class
5%c Jan
Jan
3.20 Jan
—•
1
Natural Gas
O'Leary
•
1,700
1.10
Ogam a Rockland Gold
Oka Rare Metals Mining
Gkaita
7c
58,615
2.75
_
Obaska Lake Mines
Gold
Jan
Jan
8%c Feb
3.85
1.60
Norvalie Mines
O'Brien
17c
36 Vic
3.35
:
Ontario
Feb
Jan
Vic Jan
3.45
Northern Canada Mines
Northern
9c
34c
4
3.60
1
»
warrants
v
12%
—
-1956 warrants
1957
'
Feb
2.45
—
Class A warrants
A
25c
4.60
North Star Oil common
Common warrants
Class
59c
-
1.40
52c
53c
2.95
1.25
L25
8 Vac
15c
*
13c
Slater
2.90
*
•
Warrants
7c
5.60
1
Sfscoe, Mine* Ltd
10,225
Vic
1
Feb
10c
Feb
15o
1
39
1,550
Jan
2.85
Gold
Simpson*
II,000
13,500
1,400
Jan
1.25
Petroleums
River
Jan
82,500
Jan
10c
1.00
Antonio Gold
Jan
9C
9C
Mining-
San
7c
32c
Feb
33c
4.70
16c
2.45
50c
:
Jan
..25
Jan
28c
-
1
Jan
6c
,
Warrants
Feb
2.35
-
—•
Jan
27C
II25
8c
10c 11 Vic
10c
'
28c
34c
3,000
*
*
Gas
Uranium
5c
1,000
7,400
32c
97
-oUl>
3,000
8c
45c
1
14,000
8c
42c
430
7.60
1
Mines
6c
2,552
Jan
73c
50o
——
lie 12VaC
8C
Mines
Norsyncomaque
Jan
Jan
Jan
Nickel
Jaxj
8c
Jan
38 Va
9 VaC
-_1
—
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Feb
88c
37
4,686
Jan
12c
37
12c
preferred
19c
1,000
Normetal Mining Corp
5%
19c
12,400
5c
lie
„1
Cement class A
<
18c
16c
15.800
Lawrence
Jan
1.21
1.27
St
Jan
13c
16c
1.20
Jan
25
bt
12 Vic Jan
1.10
Mines.
Noriartic
Norpax
1.40
Feb
1.10
4%o Jan
1.10
tmmm
2.46
-1
Preferred
1.14
Noranda Mines
Norgold
Jan
18Vic Feb
Jan
1.10
1.25
31,210
3.80
v
Feb
2.45
Jan
2.01
12c
1,000
12 Vic
2.73
_1
—
Industries
Russell
Michael
2,800
1
2.57
100
Maurice
6c
1
Jan
1
Ryan or Mining
St
5 Vac
J
-
Gold
Jan
Jan
St
6c
J
Ltd—
Mines
Feb
Feb
79c
...
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite oil common
Feb
5c
7,467
28c
8,900
•
!
Consol
Jan
6c
1.15
Feb
25,940
24 %
Preferred
23c
5%C
*
,
Mines
Acme
26c
7';ic
4.90
7,200
45c
1.10
——
Can Ltd
Vi
Bo* .<A
Rowan
59c
1
Oils
Nipissing Mines
Nor
11c
9c
21 %c
6.30 Feb
Jan
1.25
'
Fete Ltd
Jan
1
1
Mines
Taku
New
Jan
7c
27c
'
10c
4.25
4.65
54c
Rockwln Mines
Rocky
Jan
2,100
24c
7,840
70c
95c
20c
Mines
Roche
17c
9,200
7 VaC
'
•
2.90
28c
-
;
:
38c
8c
•
Rouyn Merger
Senator Rouyn
'
6%c Jan
1
1
:
Exploration
Mines
3.80
-1
35c
7,666
3,500
5.85
5.60
_1
33c " Feb
VaC
27c
5.40
*-"1.33 Jan
14c
25c
100
8
Reaspar Uranium
Jan
2,000
Mining 6e
Co Ltd
Smelting
Jan
80c
Mines—
Mines
Renabie
Jan"
,
New
80c
80c
'
Explorations
Reeves MacDonald
i.oi Jan
32,000
7C
•
Jan
Jan
1,090
Mines "Ltd——
25o
14c
7C 7
1
22,500
Feb
3.95
3.50
.
23c
-
15C lCVaC
w
1
Newlund Mines
2,500
34c
>
Jan
Jan
15c 15%c
'
15C
1
New Hosco Mines
Jason
Jan
10c
,20c
...
Feb
10c
Feb
2.90
28 %c
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chlbougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp..
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
—_
Queenston Gold MinesQuemont Milling
Quonto Petroleum
Jan
Jan
..
9,100
33C
60
Jan
60
Feb
6c
-
Jan
5c
43c
43c
110
„1
22
5c
-*—5,600 :
24c'
—
1
Goldvue
New
2,000
31c
24c
"
50c
Explorations——
New
6,125.
■
(ic
22c
54%
Jan
2.57
Uranium
Jan
*
*
Oil of Canada
Dickenson Mines.
New
<
-20c
-
5c
20c
-
Pete
New Fortune
Gas
»
Mines
New Delhi
New
i
Petroleum
Develop.
COncord
New
New
—_——1
!•.
6c
1
Mines.
New Chamberlain
2Gc 28
1
Gold
183
8.00
22,500
Gas Producers Ltd
Provo
Preferred
New -Athena
Jan
28c
Athabasca
Feb
-1,000
7c
-
46c
59%
1.12
Rlx
22c
-
500
Jan
10c
—
Jan
13c
1,000
32c
Feb
40c
-1
32 Vi
5,500
■
13c
27C
-
-
—1
1
-
13C
•-
"WW
33%
4.00
Mines—.
urantura
(
Warrants
Rupununl Mines Ltd
21
-
10%
36c
Jan
7VaC
-Prospectors Airways
Rto
24 Vic Jan
1.50 Jan
-
Feb
29%
5.75
..
Feb
'
.!
National TrUst
23c
1,505
3.50
.20c
Ore
13
Jan
12
50
38
-
151/-«*
-
700~
21%
21 Va
•
15,200
,
1,500
10c
12
Jan
-240
23c
1.80
25c
Car
310
13
20c
Jan
130
33c
32%
59%
-
36c
23Vic Jan
12%
12 Va
'
21c
*
184,500
30c
12 %
12 %
•
5
-
•
Explorations Ltd
26c
.
„
Jan
8.85
80c
Gold
East Dome
Pruuui
1
-
•
Border
Rich well
Nama Creek
,
7%c Feb
Jan
46
-50
■
2.63
1.77 Jan
105
-,
-
..
Jan
Feb
24 %c Jan
Jan
7 Vic
10
16c
-
—
Preston
Feb
100
..1
A_
Jan
Feb
6,700
,
—1
Class
12c
84c
1.25
<
33%
8.85
43C
Electric
12%
2.40
Corp.
Molsons Brewery
'■
Class B
President
13%
61,340
7 VaC
Mines.—.
Ore
Jan
Jan
22c
•
-1
46
Feb
2.40
Corp.
Mining Endeavour
Iron
Jan
2.42
•
:
Metals
Mindamsr
Premium
13V'8
2.21
2.27
Mining Corp
Jan
11%
21 Vic
21 VaC
Mill City Petroleums
Mllllken Lake Uranium
f
250
Corp
Jan
65c
Midwest Industries Gas
12,000
4,592
1
i
Rouyn
Power
Premier
Jan
,49c
=*
common
_—
Gold
Powell
Feb
' 18c
79c
,
9Vic Jan
13.50c
Light & Power
Preferred
River
Feb
2.60
Jan
'
Midoon Oil iz Gas
Mexican
Jan
Powell
.
5c
Jan
11c
Jan
1.28
Petroleums
Feb
15c
lOVic Jan
Exploration 6b Development_50o
Merrill Island Mining
1
Mentor
76
Jan
Oils
1.05
Jan
23c
'
Maybrnn Mines.
1.65
1
Ore
Jan
Feb
preferred
Mines
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Jan
4.75
On
as
Pioneer
12c
766
Credit common
Jan
83
50
4,599
51%
13
1.65
28c
Pitch
110
_
13
1.65
Peoples
Jan
6%
Feb
Jan
79
*
2
——1
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Marigold
Maritime
aJn
2.30
19c
-
14 %c 14
1
5%
4.60
1.12
Vac
5%
1.12
.
500
4,550
90
8c
'
Jan
"
Jan
5%
1.00 Jan
1.99
4.00
Feb
Jan
Feb p
Jan
«d
sJMt
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(920)
,
Monday, February. 24, 1958
CANADIAN MARKETS
FEBRUARY 2l
RANGE FOR THE WEEK ENDED
Range
for Week
of Prices
Sale TrU*
Supertest Petroleum ordinary
Surf Inlet Cons Gold
16%
Low
300
50c
1,000
3.25
300
1.08
1.06
1.10
11,150
1.01 Feb
20
20
20
275
19% Feb
20
11 %c
*
5c
3.00
11c
12c
30,500
lie
Jan
13c
54c
66c
54,i>01
45c
Jan
66c
Feb
38c
Feb
55c
Toronto
Jan
65c
Gold
5c
—*
Switson Industries————-
5%c Jan
3%c Jan
2.60
3.25
Jan
1.27
Gold
TombUl
Feb
Tandem
Mines
Tanrcanls
—
Mines
Voting trust
cearsun
Preferred
55c
23,200
8
375
7%
8%
150
8c
1.50
1.68
26,775
1.26
1.30
1,021
-10
—
1
Teck Hughes
Gold Mines—
Mines
1.65
—1
Temagami
Texas Calgary _——
Thompson-Lundmdrk
Tiara Mines
43c
7%
8%
54c
—.
c<Jhmon—,—..
Tayior
-
Jan
Traders
Trans
Empire Oils
1.68
Feb
1.15
Jan
1.34
Feb
Mountain .Oil Pipe Line—
Transcontinental Resources
4,100
34c
Feb
84,u^0
75C
Feb
12,000
5%c Jan
40c
1.15
9c
-15
Jan
Trans
Prairie
Triad
OH
SECRETARY,
April next, the payment
ended 30th September, 1957 of 8
year
United
Kingdom'Income Tax)
COMPANY, LIMITED
Acceptance
oi
Gas
Stock
en
the issued
ing held on the
Ordinary Stock
29th March,
(1956—2/-d. equivalent
1957
B
United
1
■■
dividend Is confirmed, transfers received in order
of the year to 30tfc September,
Kingdom Income Tax)
1951 of 6
first interim
Violaniac
13c
Jan
475
3.40
34c
37,070
6,250
6
8%
74%
t
74%
28
28
57
dividend will bo paid against
Jan
SO
■i. 25% Jan
'/-.
49
3.80
/•
2.30
5c
9c
90,020
652,103
14
420
65c
69c
9c
'
7c
8,000
v
-Jan
Feb
58
.Feb
3.85 Jan
-
«•
15c
<
2.11 Feb
-
Jan
2.85
Feb
5c
Jan
51% Jan
Jan
3.40 Feb
1,465
13C
2.11
Feb
5.75
.28
52%. Jan
150
Feb
21c
4.90. Jan
■t.
Jan
16c
Jan
12
Jan
58c.
Jan
14' > Feb
69c ~Teb
5c
Jan
10c
-:
11,410.
M
22%
22%
2,400
22%
1.75
500
5c
7e
28,600
25%
25%
t
6C
AO
&
Wj
new
Lake
Petroleums
Nickel
1.26
1.25
1.28
43c
43c
43c
1,000
—1
3.30
r
•
3.15
3". 30
43c
Feb
Jan
Jan
55c
2'.50- Jan
1,590
'Feb
1.42
•3.35 Feb
6.25
870
26%
7,422
25%
27
Feb
1,500
8%c Jan
13c
Jan
20C
20c
20c
1,000
20c
23c
Jan
9c
10c
2,000
12c
Jan
26c
-1
24c 26%c
10,288
17c
65c
—1
»
75C
75c
6%C
6%C
6%c
3,000
1,500
1.75
1.75
1.76
2,700
30
30
222
8c
8%C
3.892
_—_——
Maygiil Gas Oil—
Mines
7c
Jan
6.00
;
*
Oil
Malartic
West
.
.
1.25
.26%
26%
♦
Ltd.
West
;
1.75-Feb
25% Feb
Jan
Uc 12%c
•
common—.
•
6.00
^
Jan
25-
4,300
—;
———
4c
Feb
24%-Feb
Jan
1.60 Feb-
70
'
1
-
lj
21
1,402
1.75
III
-1
Mines
Westburne
76
Jan
17c
4,600
8C
—
Wespac
the deposit of Coupon No. 232.
60
735
64,000
v
1851,
1
Explorations Ltd.
Werner
will be in time to be passed for payment of this interim dividend
8Tb Feb
13%
65c
Jan
6
50
.
Jan
-
5% Jan
3.60
..
3.95 Jan
37c
..
Petroleums Ltd
Pyrite Copper————
Weedon
Feb
58
•
"Feb
20c
8%Jan
11 %c
.♦
■
Jan
50
.
Feb
5:15. Jan
125
5.35
:
3.20
28c
Feb
19c
24
Feb
Jan
16c
Jan
100
"
21C
5.20
....
Zi
i
tG
4.55
'2,725
29c
70c
18% Jan
18,721
3.20
13%
Mines
4,500
:
20c
;
;
Amulet Mines.
Walker
registered office of the Company up to
to the transferee. In the case of Bearer Warrants the
19c
-22% 23%
4.55, 4.85
;
5%c
Oils
Wayne
the 24th February
V 15c
'17c
•
Wainwright Producers & Ref
Waite
March next.
4. Transfers received in order at the
61% Jan
respect
TO/- of Ordinary Stock, (free of
pence per
Feb
.,—..1
Explorations^
Victoria 6c Grey Trust—.——.
the Issued Ordinary Stock, payable on the 31st
on
41%
Viceroy Mfg class B_—
233.
dividend in
;
Vieo
Vulcan
United
'
Ventures Ltd
will be in time to
passed for payment of the dividend to the transferee, tn the case of Bearer
a
49%
sio
^
■
■.
1.84 Jan
:413.i
2.14
Upper Canada
Jan
29% Feb
—*
.50
25
...—....
1.65
1,600
20% Jan
18C
„
-
United Steel Corpr^.
registered office of the Company up to 28th April next
3. The Directors also decided to declare
Feb
14%c Feb
6
.
Mountauban
Rights
..
Warrants the dividend will be paid against the deposit of Coupon No.
Jan
88c
3,500
v74%
preferred
Vandoo Consol
f. If the payment ef the
at the
Feb
40
'
Jan
,41,707
14,058
8%
United Oils
present capital).
be
Feb
-
67c
Jan
17
—
United Keno Hill...
the
on
i.—j.
Corp.
1.75
34c
Asbestos:
Class
T0/« of
l/6d.
to
common
——
United Fuel Inv class A pfd
increased by the Extraordinary General Meet¬
os
39
2,960
3.30
1
—*
—*
United Corp Ltd class A——
making with the interim dividends
already paid, a total for the year equivalent to 1 shilling, 7% pence per
275
■
20c
Canada.
Mining
United
10/- of Ordinary Stock (free of
pence per
40
85c
Feb
26
Jan
Jan.
29%
——_1
-——
preferred-
Union
Meeting, which was fixed to he held on
(1950—lid.)
12c
35%
24
26%
22%
City Gas__
2nd
the 30th May next of a final dividend for the
on
7%c Jan
31%
14%
4.70
Union
the 2nd
'
Pipeline.
—
Ultra Shawkey Mines
Meeting of the Directors held today, it was decided to recommend
to the Stockholders at the Annuol General
100
1,775 '
43%
...—
Feb
Jan
Union
a
;feb
27%
-1
Trans
Twin
I. At
18
5.000
39
—
Trinity Chibougamau
BRITISH-AMERICAN TOBACCO
41%~'Feb
Jan
9c
1.75
Trans Canada Hpeiine——
7c
Jan,
IT--.
Feb
Jan
38C
Jan
33c
38%
200
35%
76c
Feb
1.35
THE F0U0WIHG STATEMENT HAS IEEN MADE BY THE
40
1,115
High
Jan
25%
.
34%
1
21c
,17
9c
-"40
——
Jan
1.15
,25%
—
4,000
41%
17
35%.;
Ltd—
Explorations
8%
35C
7c
■•>.
LOW
29c
;40%
■.
-Range Since. Jan. 1
High
28c
—1
—
—
8%
91c
7c
'VU_
A—
:
A
Feb
35c
.1
class
class
Jan
1.08
.25c
—..
4
preferred
Trans Canada
Shores
,
41%
-10
—
Exploration
Finance
28c
...
Bank—<—-—
Works
Toronto Iron
Jan
5 '.h.
•
Elevators...
"Dowagmac
Tambly* common
Mines.
Dominion
Toronto
Jan
for Week
Low
Par
High
17
15% Jan
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
16%
16%
Week's
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
,
Hilar ui
Low
Por
Sylvanite
Sale*
Last
STOCK!
Friday
Week's
Friday
-1
:
.
6.50 Feb
5.95 Jan
Jan
Feb
8V2C Jan
30%c I sb
Jan
1
5c
-
Feb
80c
'Feb
•7c
Jan
1.65 Jan
Jan
1.90 Jan
*
5. The Directors have authorised the
following announcement of the results
Western Canada Breweries..
Western
Years
:
-
30tfi
to
September
Copper
Western
Of the Group's operations for the year:-
Decalta
1956
1957
£57,285,037 £51,878,873
was.
Wcfiteri'
United Kingdom Taxation
20,663,819
1.69
1.51
1.69
20,303
,c
35c
3,100
.*
26%
26 ','2
26%
25
—1
—*
4.25
4.25
4.35
900
1.22
4,700
-
Petroleum
^ac«-
Weston
20,630,122
2,917,602
Overseas taxation
1
A__—
;
class
-.A,*
«.
Western Plywood Co class B
£7,388,272
£7,389,867
—•*
Petroleum
Grocers
Western Leaseholds
from which must be deducted:*
2,301,845
Cjggji
class
Geo«
i
8%c
..."
Warrants
Western
The Consolidated Profit, before taxation,
•
leaving Group Net Profit—■
The
26%
26%
92%
93
10
8.00
10
104%
104%
105
225
76c
78c
2,500
—_—100
;
w..:
2nd
preferred—
Willroy Mines
£9,110,023
Warrants
|1956—£8,527,919). From the Group Net Profit £6,000,000 (1956— £3,400,000)
has boon transferred to Fixed Asset and Stock
.100
Replacement Reserves (see Paragraph
Windfall
Oils
Ltd
Ltd
class
30c
Yale
Lead
Zinc;
&
Yankee. Canuck
Yellowrex
936,375
York
A
30
1*15
Feb
Feb
-12% -Feb
25% Feb
1.55
-
Jan
4,672
21%
Jan
26%
20
.87%
Jan
93
Feb
Feb
3,610
6.65
Jan
10
Feb
Jan
106
103
Jan
Oil
NO
•
3.00
3.50
230
30
385
29%
850
£1,247,986
British-American Tobacco
Co.
Ltd. of the net
7c
4,000
6%c Jan
7c
7c
1,500
5%c
Jan
7%c Jan
11,050
69c
Jan
85c
is
deducted
ef exchange applicable*
resulting difference
March
next, the
half-yearly dividead
due
was
oir
on
Undivided
exchange of
Profits
also decided ta
the
5%
in
the
pay, on
the
Preference
200
U0 Feb
3%c Jan
6c
Jan
18%c
31c
333,600
16 %c Jan
31c
Feb
15c
18c
2,000
20c
Jan
28%c
i5c
Urrk'a
Hales
Ksinge
tor Week
of Prices
29
100
29
5V'4
I—L-5
Dredging—
490
.5 y4
27%
3.80
23%
20%
Vinegars
General
28%
1,525
Industries
3.80
340
23%
1,015
3.75
27%
Paper
15 Va
15%
31%
31%
17%
————
tho 8th April next will be in time te
17%
•
18
-7.50
24%
——
84%
23%
20 Ya
Jan
27
Feb
15%
17%
Jan
2.60
100
46
235
45
Jan
4f
32%
2,758
28
Jan
32% Feb
61% Feb
63 % "Jan
f
Gold Mines—
Mines.—
18% ,'an
18
Feb
21
25
88%
"318
84% Jan
89 V Feb
25
1,695
21% Jan
2f
50
31.
-
75
215
*76
.
26
31.
Jan
2.50 Jan
34%
11
11
100
11
Feb
4.85
5.00
60c
,63c
'27
27
-
800
3,600
1.80 Jan
.
? "
by virtue ef Article Xtlt(1)of the Double
Taxation Treaty between tho United States and the United Kingdom, to a tax credit
under Section 901 of the United States Internal Revenue Cede can by application to
Guaranty Trust Company ef New York obtain certificates giving particulars off rates
appropriate to alL the.above mentioned dividends*.
No par value.
>
Odd lot sale (not Included In year's
im
l
4% Jan
in vear's range).
Selling ex-interest.
f Flat price.
"
Cash \alejnot
*
Ex-dividend,
y
.
Ex-rights..
.
included in year's range 1
Feb
an
Jan
6K-
.'an
26
Jan
27
-Jan
MARKETS
Ex-ifquldatlng dividend. -
wl When issued.
d Deferred delivery sale (not included
e
Y^n
~^b
11
54c
(Un» Admitted to unlisted, trading
.
wd When delivered,
ranget
^eb
.
—
:
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN: AND CANADIAN
•
a
Feb
3.5r
Jan
,
"eb
7-
-Jan
.
657
63c
-Jan
18
1,265
5.00
Inv
1
Jan
1,000
Trust.—_
Gen
"eb
16%
42
Y"kcn Consolidated Gold Corp.—
-
2/'. ~eb
2.00 Jan
1.85
11
-————--
20% Feb
3.50
Sangamo——s—--——
—
;
1.85
41
ZelMrs Ltd
50
161
3.35
^
^
;
63
17%
76
30
—_
Jan
Jan
18
84%
21
Jan
50
....
-
..at United Kingdom Income Tax
——
*
41
BRITISH-AMERICAN T0BACC0~COMPANY*, LIMITED
Stockholders who may be entitled
—
—
-+—6"
Price Bros L—;
Third; Canadian
Jan
3.80 Feb
Jan
15%
63
(1956 >_
3.00
886
45%
&
___
Pend> Oreille
Jan
30V*-^b
25
2.60
Ogilvie Flour- common.:
.
^
5%
Jan
5
27%. Feb
150
26-
common—:
Westinghouse '*
Inc
31
28% Jan
27
20%
20%
Investments-—
Hayes- Steel* Products
International Paper
International Utilities
Lobl&w
Range Since Jan. 1
riiah
1.OP
>28
Sliaies
"
Dupont Co of Canada
paid against the deposit of
be passed for payment ef this dividend to tho transferee.
Feb
Fund#
I.a«t
.•
Pato Consolidated
up to
Jan
15c
Jan
2.00
Exchange—Curb Section
—-—9
Stock
the'30th Aprlf next the half-yearly
dividend due en the 6% Preference Stock amounting to lid for each £1 writ of
Preference Stock, loss United Kingdom Income Tax. Transfers received In order at
registered office of the Company
Jan
1,066
Dominion Glass common——
9. The Directors have also decided te pay, on
Gold
Consolidated
Coupon No. 109.
21st February 1958
Pulp Paper—
Corp
Canadian
at tho
of Bearer Warrants tho dividend will bo
Jan
8c
5c
Canadian Marconi
registered office of the Company up to 24th
February will bo in time to be passed for payment of this dividend te the transferee.
cose
Newtoundland' Develop.
Canadian
amounting to 6d for each £t unit of Preference Stock, loss United Kingdom Income
Tax..Transfers received in order
14c
77c
...
Canadian
Canadian
s
Mooting it
10%c Jan
2.25
*
8. At tho above-mentioned Board
1.44 Jan
Jan
5c
Canada 6s Dominion Sugar-
of the current assets and!
proportion attributable te
from Reserves and
1.27
71c
-1
-
—
Ai*ku>
£3,051,760 (1956—£1,355,105) has been added to Currency Conversion Adfustment,
balance ef which
-
1.80
_1
Anglo
tn the Group repre¬
Consolidated Balance Shoot.
11% .Feb
1,000
Sale Price
Buiolo
The
10% Jan
12 %c 12%c
Frida.
by Fixed Assets and Stocks.
Subskfiaries.
31% Jan
12,870
71c
£2,462,942
Asbestos
liabilities ef certain of the Overseas
Jan
3.50 Jan
Feb
1.41
»
purposes
7%
3.35 Feb
"
Par
consolidation
Jan
Jan
11%
>
*
having regard to changes fn price levels, should,
7. There have been changes over the year in the rates
2
Feb
20c
12%c Jan
1
Mines
—
in the opinion of the Directors, be retained out of Group profits towards maintainiiig
te the conversion to sterling for
-
24c
6%c Jan
1.32
Canadian
company
Jan
3.35
20o
Replacement Reserves represent an
that part of the real capital of each
41c
Jan
Jan
7c
—
STOCKS
the year
Feb
5c
11%
Toronto Stock
14,216
making/with the balance brought
forward, loss £1,366,322 (1956—Nil) appropriated to
estimate ef the amounts which,
30c
17 %C
3,266,692
151,366
6. The transfers to Fixed Asset and Stock
Jan
1,000,000
3,167,702
.
83c
2.90
29%
—1
i.
:—.
8es»"
Zulapa Mining
3,860,636
2,375,776'
capital, the balance carried forward
Jan
150
1.41
—1
Metal
Zen mac
balance of.
75c
4,000
13,279
12,217
5
—
2,078,804 V
Final dividend proposed
the
Jan
Jan
4.60 Jan
12%
112,700
2.90
i.——•
.
-Knitting class A_.
Yukeno Mines
30/9/57.
In the
-
21% Jan
30c
U 50
•
i;
.
Mines
YeHn)<knJfp
Transfer to General Reserve.
3!st
40c
32
'
4.25 Jan
5%C
17C
5c
'
;
..1
Indus class A
Wright-Hargreaves«;
1956
936,375
10/—Stock paid
29/3/57.
6d. per 10/—Stock paid
the
Feb
16C
1
Mines
&
(John->
Woodward
7d. por
sented
Feb
26%
Jan
1.70 Feb
1.50 Jan
31c
19 %C 22%C
20c
.1
—
Wood
Interim Ordinary dividends paid—•
aver
8%c Feb
follows:
1957
Preference dividends (not)
30c
-
—
Winnipeg & Central Gas
•
Wood Alexander
i———J—*
(1956—£18,158,634), of which the British-American Tobacco CP. Ltd. proportion
WO! £8,110,023 (1956—£8,477,919).
are as
—r--
Winchester Larder
transfer the British-American Tobacco Co. Ltd. proportion was
$1,000,000 (1956—£50,000), Thus Group Available Nef Profit was £20,313,749
Appropriations by the British-American Tobacco Co. lid.
1
.
Wiltsey Coghlan
,
6 below). Of this
a
23%
93
Feb
8c
30
proportion of the Group Net Profit dealt with fn the Accounts of Brtfftsh-
rAmerican Tobacco Co. Ltd., Including dividends from subsidiaries, was.
Leaving
300
1,605
:
Jan
'
preferred
Warrants
6%
12%
25%
o
3
4% %
21,558,634
26,313,749
'
-
1.11
12%
23%
25%
-——•
*
Outside Shareholders' Interests in profits-
1,12
v
*
A
20
.
*
Rt-stock dividend
ptivttf.
Number 5719
1&7
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
v(921)
national list of over-the-counter securities
Quotations for Friday, February 21
The
"
following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc and other selected sources.
They do
not represent actual transactions. They are intended as a guide to the range within which these securities
could have been sold (indicated by the
"bid")
or 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
wide national distribution.
a
Par
Industrials and Utilities
'
Bid
Aeravox
Air
Products
Inc
23%
Amer
Cement
"Corp^
___1
29%,.
Groller
22%
Qruen
5
Line_5
___—.z_z
Commercial Barge
Ainer
American Express Co
Amer
28%
21%:..-
-z__
American Bex Board Co.
17
15%
39%
—zlU
Hospital Supply Corp
4Ve.
41
2
American Pipe A Const Co_*
1
Amer Research V& Develop.-;..!
25%
10
P
Incorporated.™—..
Artfcn
Farms
Co
Power
Products
Astec
Oil A Gas"Co_-l_
*■
Bareco.
*
.
?•
29%
18%
Co
;
(M A»
Class
Baxter-
Hugoton
Production
22%,
Bayless
Bell
Gcsserfc
Beneliclal
Co
Corp
25%
:
12%
Berkshire Hathaway Jlic
6%-
Class
II
22%.
24%'. V
57%
61%
■
A
:
Iowa
Southern
Utilities
Cb_
28
15%
HRK^cwrr
Ljglu'Co—P
23
-V ltt1!!
Brack, Sivails A Bi yson Uic coni 'l-
_la
preferred__2d;
ov.-i.anyr Mills.
Bowser Inc $1.20
Brow"
4%
15%
Electric
23%
13%-
Co
15 %
,
Jesaop Steel Co
Inc
10.
Bi.rnciy .Corp
—i£-l •"
dVegpit:
CalUofcnia
California
36
Water Service Co__25
43%
11
7
::
7%
20%
:
Canadian
-6%
Canadian
B ''cbrti_
Class
Baper
Co,
Ceco. Steel Products
Public
Serv
C9
23%
25%
31%
33%
2%
1
Gas_5
;
-
7%
Kennametal
10%
Kentucky Utilities
341b
Ketchum
1
9%
10%
21% ;
6%
Keystone Portland Cem Cofe
3
31%
5
16%
1
5%
■
16
30%
Kendall
32%
13%
Elec
&/Gas
Central' Indiana,
-
Central
Co
23
_—10
Public
Co
Vt Pub Serv
'
x31
10
21
23%
28 %
29%-
Co
33%
in
Inc
Co.J.
5
10%
i
25
12%
<•
1
5 %
Common^ class
'Coastal
States
Le Cuno Oil Corp
Liberty Loan Corp
30
1"-4
32%
Co
I_10c
1
Class
16%.
Lone Star
Co
Colonial
Steel
6
Co
8%
-13 '
■14%-
,v
3 0%
26%
Varlan
Gas
Producing Co_1
States
Carbon
Bprague
Staley
Tele
17%
2614
2114
22%
-241b
5
2i>Va
28 Vb
29
31V2
6%
7%
13 Va
lAVo
37
39%
5
15%
16%
1
villey
20%
Co—1
15
1614
_5
Associates
22 Va
Vitro Corp of
Amir.
13%
18%
203b
22 V4
38%
41%
28%
30%
13%
14%
18'2
18%
2%
21%
23%
Warner At Swasey Co.
Warren Brothers Co.
2%
30
32%
Warren
10
25
27
Washington Natural
2.50
11
12
1
_1
30
32%
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Watson Bros Transport "A"
1
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Electric
Co
(A
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Stand Fruit A Steamship
Register.
Stouffer Corp
Strong Cobb & Co
Wells
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13%
1
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21%
Western
23%
1
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10
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35%
41 %
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44
12 '<2
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Williams
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16
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27 %
26 %
27%
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Williams
A
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4%
5%
Wisconsin
13'%
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Whiting Corp
9%
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Co
6%
Western Lt A Telephone Co
Western Massachusetts
4%
2%
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Greene
Gas Co—10
6%
12 %
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33
37 %
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29%
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25
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Propane Gas
($ D)
West Point
Inc
Inc
1
47%
51%
23 %
25%
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Inc
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2%
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10
.
8%
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5
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Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
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6%
31%
33%
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7%
19%.
24%'
26%
Bank of Commerce
16%
Bank of New York
151b
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18
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124
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Morgan (J P) Sc Co <B Y)—100
39%
National
Bank
25
of Detract—10
53%
21%
23%
60%
65
27
29%
53%
57%
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12%
43
45%
44%
48%
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7614
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27%
32%
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83%
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(N J)
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New York Trust Co (N Y)
25
29%
56%
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33%
271
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Clm) .16
61'%
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1814
117
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->-•
60
25
A
24%
—10
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5
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Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)—25
391a
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50
(Paterson N J)
20%
:
(Pbila)
Manufacturers Tr Co ((I Y)_ 10
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
27
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10
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42 Va
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36 Va
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1
10
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Plains
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24%
18%
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43 %
46%
13%
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)—10
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
10
72
7614
Philadelphia Natl Bank
10
Pilgrim Trust Co (Boston)—10
71%
76 %
Provident
National Homes Corp A com_50c
Class B common
i
50c
17%
17
National Shirt Shops of Del
Nsw Eng Gas A Elec Assoc
Nicholson File Co
•
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11%
12%
8
17 %
18%
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21%
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12%
13%
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11%
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Pub
■
1
3
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Coal
Ben
River
Prod—lo
Corp
.
Opellka Manufacturing Corp _5
Otter Tall Power Co —_I
5
6%
(Atlanta )__10
3114
34'%
51
54'%
First Natl Bank of Boston—12 %
Chicago
Natl
Bank
Natl
Bk
First
*
100
of
Dallas—10
66 Vb
334
69 Va
344
31%
34 Va
55
59'%
25
57
62'%
20
60%
64'%
(N Y)_20
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Co
(Phila)
10
60 Va
63%
42
441%
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City)—25
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First Natl Bk of St Louis
First Natl City Bank
135
5214
139
34'%
38%
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
Bye National Bank (N
65
68 %
17
19%
St Louie UWon Trust
Seattle 1st Nat Bk (Wash)—20
69
7314
72
76%
10
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Bsoend
Paterson
29%
,
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of
14%
13%
27%
.
44%
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3%
11
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Tradesmen's
21%
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9%
16%
32%
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5%
•
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29
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First
Oklahoma
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37
49 %
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First
14'%
41%
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20
10 %
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36%
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78%
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355
28
9%
,
166
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34%
65
39%
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20
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Federation Bk A Tr Co (N Y)_10
18%
&
(Chisago)—100
39%
17
Oil
Northern Tr Co
2614
36
Trust
(N Y)
(Newark
24%
158
Federal
Corp
5
10
29%
Thermador
(NY)
Empire Trust Co
24%
J—2%
4
3
(White
50
23
27
National Alumlnate Corp
National Ga6 & Oil Corp
10%
49
l_l
16
PhUa.10
(Savannah)
Cleveland
Co
9%
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1-'
Northwest Production Corp
Northwestern Pub Serv Co_;
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5
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24%
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17
„
&
Bank
Continental
22%
Utilities
15%
10c
Foods
5
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North Indiana
Oil
63%
3914
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33%
1
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60
10
^
31%
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Fairmont
28
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_»
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Wmhnrf
33%
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24%
of
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84
Novtex
23%
19%
(N J)
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18
34%
64%
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26 %
10 %
•
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Ask
32
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(Brooklyn N Y)
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18
62
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31%
20%
(Texas)
;
23
1
9%
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294
5
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37%
16
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2
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9
21
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21
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common
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r
Mississippi Shipping Co
'
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North
Cast Tennessee
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27
100
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Nfcd Bank of Cleve
Centl-Penn
6%
34
5 '
5
(Newark)_25
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T>*ust
Central
30%
13%
12Tb
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Camden
.
25%
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36%
Mountain Fuel Supply Co 4
1014
43%
23%
Broadcasting Corp___ _1
;.
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18%
.
3%
.
23%
5%
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17
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45;%
1_
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25%
•
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29%'.'.
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18%
1
A
20
Bankers Trust Co
28%
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Bank of North America
•25%:,
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19%
7%'-;
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Detroit Harvester Co
_1
23%
-
America
of
(San
Citizens
-5
Danly,Machine Specialties.
.1
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Delhi Tayler Oil Corp__—____..1
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lo
' 8%
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McNeil Machine & Eng
5%
2%
-
6%
McLean
Par
13%
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2%
34%
28 V*
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15%
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13%
23%
41..
5%
6%
5
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Cummins Engine; Co
va
Maryland Shlpbldg &
.
■21%
2%
18
Continental Transp Lilies Inc__l
Copeland Refrigeration Corp—1
Marlln-Rockwell Corp
Marmon Herrington Co
'
62
L
1
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16
Maremont Automo Prods Inc_1
45%
42%
1
•
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4 Va
38%
32%
Macmlllan Co
28%;
26 %~;
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I
4%
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Commonwealth Oil Rel Co lnc_2c
$1
10%
10
20
-
24%
1
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j____"_l %
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co_„I
i*
f'*
17%
G9%V
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"25,/ 25%
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■
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9%
23%
36
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'
11%
,
2%;
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17%
16%-.
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Colorado
Dun
23
9%
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United Western Minerals—10c
Universal Match Corp
12V4
Upper Peninsular Power Co—9
Utah Southern Oil Co
2%
27
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Vanity Fair Mills Ino
I
lithium
161a.
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Colorado Interstate Gas Co—5
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l
United States Truck Line* Ine_l
United Utilities Inc
10
16
5
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Corp of America.*:
23
;
5%
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24 %f
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13%
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12%
to
21
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Landers Frary & Clark
22 %
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>
11%
changed
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preferred
19%
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Tappan
*.—16
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14%"'
■
20 %
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Central Soya Co
•
Centrai'Teiephone--Co''_j;2-i^_ 10
Central
-
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7%
6%
Wood Conversion Co
36%
34%
_
Central Maine Power
•
42%
17%
Co—.10
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Loui s 1 an a' Elec trad' Ctr. 5
Genljral Electric A Gas Co__3 '/a
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Ce a tr ak
39%
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2
17%
20
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United Drill & Tool
34 %
Koehrlng Co
32
1
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41%
49%:
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Cedar Point Field Tmst ctfs
18%
34 Va
18%
Oil & Devel Co_10c
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Suiuide Refining
37% '
-
6%
38%
3
17%
14%
Stubnitz
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16%
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8O0
16%
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.3
34%
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15%
25
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Carpenter
KanssB-Nebraska Natural
Kearney & Trecker Corp
Kellogg Co
21%
City
Line Corp
28%
Common non-voting
Works
31%
46%
Superiof Oil of Calif_l
Cannon- Mills
Carlisle
_12 Vs.
LtcLi—10c
Oil
Kansas
Gas Pipe
17%
Stanley
29%
4%:
27
Co
Power Co
10%
9%
20%
Tucson Gas Elec Lt At Pwr Co_5
Stanley Home Products Inc
v.:
13%.
Steel Corp common!
_-l
$1.46 preferred
t—•
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Go_lO
46%
-
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.
34%-
32%
Power C01L20
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5
9%
36%
—1
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•
40%
8%
Stabler Hotels Delaware Corp—1
38%
10%
38 lb
1
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Ino
5
Standard
'
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Pacific
Speer
'.
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10%
10%
L_ „1
Tracerlab
7
6%
4%
Welex Jet Services Ino
16%
29%-
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Southwest
25%.'...;.
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a
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79%
29% :
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■'
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26 %
;
17%
-
75
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Jefferson
14%
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5%:
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22 Va
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Southern Nevada Power Co_
1
Southern New Eng Tele Co
25
Southern Union Gas Co.
1
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Buckeye Steel Castings
.'26%>
-
20%
20%
Southern Calif Water Co
.
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16%
15
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Corp
65
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20%
58%
,
26
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62%
1
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19%
19%
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common
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Skil Corp
.
17%
'
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5
—
59
47 %
81b
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9%
9%
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1
19
8%
29%
Tokhelm
9%
8
3%
27%
1
1
61%
1
3%
Theralo King Corp.
42
1
;
4%
4%
Three States Nat Gas Co
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Name
San
151/8
54%
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81b
21%
1
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Marie
Ryder
..
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27%
22
19%
Pipeine Co_l
Texas; Industries Ino
1
Ibxas National Petroleum
1
Texas Natural Gasoline
27%
16%
15
25%
20%
Texas 111 Nai Gaa
14%
25%
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Eastern Tranmis Corp
7
Texas, Gaa Transmission Corp_5
27 %
15%
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10%
26%:
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25'
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11%
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13
Telephone-Corp
10
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Corp
20 3 «
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19 4
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52%
100
97
1
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3
49%
94
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10
International Textbook Col
•
6%
-
10%
______
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14
River Brand Rice Mills
Inc„3%
Roadway Express class A
49 : •;;
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6%
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24%
12%
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Robertson (H H)5 Co
Rochester
45%
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22%
1
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Riley Stoker Corp
10%
21
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Texas
4%
26%
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Hagtrn Chemicals & Controls
28%
Arkansas Western" Gas Co.— —5 -r via%.
Art.Metal Construction Co„i'. .10.
29
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48%
Arkansas Missouri
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Gulf
19 %
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common.,.. _1
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11%
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1
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26
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Republic Natural Gas
15%
17
Industries
44
33%
American Window Glass-Co.12'%
:
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14%
Society
411e
.
4
American-Marietta Co
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27%
-
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Corp of America—1
Chemicals
1
Reich hold
Green Mountain Power
Corp
Grinnell Corp
Corp
Bid
Rare Metals
Ask;
Bank-State Street Trust
20
10
Security First Natl Bonk (Lee
Angeles)
——12%
Security Natl Bk ef Hunting¬
ton (N Y)
8
BUte Bank of Albany10
Sterling Natl Bk * T* Co
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25
(Boston. Mass)
Second Natl Bk of Phila
•
23%
1
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Federal Nail Mortgage Assn_100
First Boston Corp
10
59%
63
56
59%
Pacific
Par
23%
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Mercury
14%
15%
Pacific
Power &
113B
12%
Pan American Sulphur Co—_70c
15%
Pendleton
13%
14%
Glrard Trust Corn Exch Bk—18
45%
48%
Trade Bk * Tr Co (N
Guaranty Trust Co 'N Y)
20
Hanover Bank of New York—10
70%
73'%.
Trust Co of Nsw Jersey
41
79
8214
32%
34%
41
45 Va
14%
1514
33
3614
United
37 %
39%
Valley Natl Bk (PhoeaM
29'%
43'%
46%
23%
25'/a
42
45 Va
42
45%
22%
23%
9V4
10%
43%
(Chic)—20
71
2614
16%,
16
67
Fanner
Mfg Co__
Fisher Brothers Co:
21
Fisher
Governor
Florida
Steel
__2.50
Co_
1
Corp
1
25 3a
6%
-
-
>5
Psbet Brewing Co
Pacific Alrmotlve
CQkp_
Llni
East
5
Telev "A"; ftflc
Light Co_—6%
Foote Bros Gear & Mach Corp_2
Ft Wayne Corrugated Paper.10
23%
25%
Frlto Co
Pepsi-Cola
17%
13%
Pfaudler-Permutit
*
14%
26
—II I——10
23%
Pioneer
243b
General
2$%
Plymouth
Co
_i2%
24%
2714
Portland
_2.50
4%
4%
pfd__20
19%
Oil
General Gas Corp.
Gen Telep
(Calif)
Genl Tele Co
5Vi%
01
5%
20
Cement Co
_1
Glddlngs & Lewis Mach Tool
Co_2
Green
(A
P)
i—1
■
Plre Brick Co
5
19%
4%
11
.
12%
5%
5%
32%
34%
Gas
Co
9%
10%
23%
25%
3%
Bottlers
1
10
General
Natural
.
6
3%
71b
25%
8%
•
27%
4%
5%
Co_—_19
14V4
15%
Foruand General Electric Co_7%
24Vb
25%
20%
Potash Co of America
29
31%,
213b
*»««MtHng Properties Inc
10c
Pub Serv Co of New Hanvp—5
,17%
the Southwest •
preferred
Giant Portland
Indus
Pickering Lumber Corp
Oarlock Packing Co
Gas Service Co
Crude
Tool
First
5
r—*
t
1
Rubber
Gas
&
Co— L—Ji.
Coke
-5
4%
5%
18%
16%
17%
Pub Serv Co of New Mexico™5
17%
22
1
15
21 %
1
25
27%
Plr6t Westchester Natl Bank
of New
Franklin
Rochelle
Natl Bk (Franklin
.10
B
Square N Y)
Harris Tr
Hartford
A Sav Bk
Natl Bk Ac Tr Co—10
Hudson County Natl
33
3714
2314
25%
Industrial
Natl
Providence R
Bank
For
footnotes
union Buik of
<
10
41
44
10
42%
45%
.10
22'%
25%
States Tr Co Oi Y)—20
64
67
Arii)_»
30
32%
Cleveland)
United States
—
Trust
(Boston)
of
10
L
•••*
Y)—-10
2%
Union Tr Co of Marylnn*
Bank
N J)
25
Hudson Tr Co (Union City)—_8
Industrial Bk of Com iN Y)—10
(Jersey City
16%
19%
Punta Alegre Sugar Corp
Purolator Products
Trust
18%
20
A
»>r^»dinB
naae
45
Commercial arid Financial Chronicle
The
(922)
46
.
.
Monday. February 24, 1958
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, February 21
Bid
Bonds—(Cont.)
Mutual Funds
1.44
25c
.—1.25
Fund
6.15
institutional
Inst
7.87
7.20
1.32
Growth
Fund-J
Income
Tnsur
Fund
7.01
7.62
3.47
Investment
10.13
20.34
9.58
28.26
.4.33
4.74
Johnston
(Tliei
B-l
(Medium Grade
(Low
1
K-l
1
6.61
7.22
10.99
11.88
1
Fund
International
15.78
17.02
Inc
Fund
Fund
4.50
Bonds]
1
1
9.01
9.83
1
7.74
6.46
9.42
10.28
13.98
15.26
9.38
10.24
Bonds]
23.18
80c
15.04
16.27
Knickerbocker
135
130
100
Life
9.03
8.32
1
5.40
Insurance StU
Loomis
Sayles
9.41
8.92
1
8.21
Commonwealth Stocl: Fund
1
11.19
12.16
Electrical Equipment, shares.lc
General Industries shares—lc
1.93
3.34
16.44
17.87
Metal
shares
lc
2.32
1
13.74
14.94
Paper
shares
lc
3.29
3.63
1
12.76
13.79
Petroleum
lo
2.35
2.59
15
161 a
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
2.23
2.40
Fund
Inc
—
Composite Fund Inc
Fund
Concord
Inc
Consolidated Investment Trust-l
Crown Western Investment Inc
1
5.56
13.23
13.36
1
61
Manhattan
6.08
1
Dividend Income Fund
10
6%
.
3
%
28%
30 %
15
Co——x_0.25
Natl
Life
10
4!)
53
(H J)_10
Ins
19
21%
15%
10%
29%
3.1%
Stand Life Ins
Co__l
5
Insurance. Co
Natl
Assn
shares
Bond
Be
Investing Co Inc
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Tegh
share
Mar.s
64 %
-1
9.29
29%
81%
2
72
77? 4
Life
Genoral
10
254
265
Co
5
115
119%
Delaware Income Fund Inc—_1
8.63
Diver' Growth Stk Fund
5.59
7.59
6.32
Inc—1
Fund—1
Investment
Diversified Trustee- Shares—
2.50
Dreyfus
15.08
2.46
2.70
Inc
Fund
20.11
—
19.90
4.31
131.01
6.23
6.46
New
4.58
2.07
2.26
7.21
7.84
of Canada Ltd—
Nucleonics Chemistry
9.44
14.95
5.54
Fund
Peoples
6.04
7.08
Science
lc
lo
6.34
6.95
lc
10.83
11.86
10.32
11.30
6.74
Selected
6.24
6.85
8-38
9.16
6.67
7.32
shares—lc
lc
,
-lc
aallrcad stock
.
Hi-eel
Tobacco
1
9.53
9.98
2.31
Texas
i
7.46
United Funds Inc—
United Aciunmlated
,5.75
5.24
Fund Inc—
Funds
Canada
Ltd.
l
2.43
6.49
7.09'
8.08
Whitehall
Fund
Knco'i-or&ted
lac—.
l
xO.77
7.32-
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc.--
Bid
Ask
198s
991^
69
15eU Telep Co of Perm 3%s_lf»89
eurifngton Industries 4%s„1975
81
92%
94
—
Connecticut. Eight
7 3%& •——
El
Paso
&r Power—
3%e.
Gortore I
Goal
;
1975
^
197Q
^_.__1975
JMofors-; Accept '4sr^1979
Portland
Cement
5s_197?
24
26 %
45 '2
48%,
10
46%
49%
Y)—8
10
20%
5
(N
Trust
78
81%
—
64%'
3
U S Lile Insurance Co
68
25
Guaranty Co—10
Fire
City
27
the
in
Y
2
2
27
31%
2P-%
Fire
n
of
Westchester
Ask
'
29%
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
4?as Feb.
2,
4y,»s
Aug.
102
102.8
99 22
99.30
99.4
1, 1959—
1, 1960
99.12
99.14
90.20
100.4
3:,»s April 3, 1961%
I007b
101 %
100.10
4s May 1,
103
103.16
100.16
101.£
4?r.s
3%s
100.29
4%s
101.8
101.10
4%s
100.24
3?bs
101.14
1965
101.8
106
i
101.18
101.4
I960
19621—
—
July 15, 1969——
April 1, 1970
Oct. 1, 1970-1967
May 1, 1971
Feb. 15, 1972-1967
Sept. 15, 1972
Sl'aS
301.6
101.4
—
1062..
10,
IOC.4
%s June 1, I960—
100.20
1958
23,
13,
June
100
19591
100.14
100.30
100.25
10, 1959—
Feb.
100 6
100.10
.100.24
J.
100.29
1958
10,
100.2
2:%s May 1, 1958
37bS May 1, 1958
4?»S July 15, 1958
2%s Nov. 1, 1958—
106 Va
—
109%
110%
99%
100'%
107
1C2
99
109
103 ?:»
104?b
102?%
Central Bank for Coopcratives4.85s May 15, 1958
5s Sept. 2,. 1958
Oct.
wi
2.35s
103 ?b
1858——
7,
100.18
100.22
101 9
301.15
100
100.2
Span
100 %
101
Pacific
104
104%
Pacific
100%
Quebec
M04
3 03 '1
78
■65
114
of
Certificates
4.€8
.
l%.s
April
1958
l%s Feb.
15, .1959
lVaS Oct.
1,
66%.
5.06
'1982
A«k
118%
.
1959—
5s
1970
&
5%s
Elec
Ww_l963
3%s
Natural Gas
^1978
——1977
4%s__ 1988
of Am
97%
115..g
—
Bid
Due
Dated
1,
08.11
104.14
97.28
104.18'
96.28
97 21
103.14
303.18
'
:
06 8
10.7.14
105.18
1962——
05.3 7
05.16
1962——
104.11
3u4 l.j
15, 1962—
15,
Nov.
4
—
Bate
Ask
; Dated
Due
•
Bid
Ask
ioo.o"
100.9
4%h
11-
1-57;
8-
1-58
101.5
101.9
100.10
-1-58
300.3 4
4 Va h
12-
2-57'
8-
2-58
100.31
101.3
1-
2-58.'
7-t 1-57
1-57
5-
1-58
4.50%
9-
3-57
6-
2-58
100.20
100.24
3.65%
10-
1-57
7-
1-58.
100.27
100.31
3.00%
.
i
10-
1-58
100.25
100.29
2- 3-58
11-
3-58
100.15
200.19
3-58
12-
1-58
100.3
10C.5
3-
United States Treasury
•69
110
61
93
95%
102
3 94
99%
100
114
116%
99%
139
85
100
"
'
141
'88
February
Marcn
MaTCh
13,
1958——
March 20,
1958
March
24,
1958
27.
1958—.—
•Trans-Canada
1971
Pipe Line
'•
Corp
i
Units.
5%s
75
1970
77
UrAversal Match 6s
.1978
•93
79'
-
99.oor
99.884
Dollar Value
911-897
994563
April
April
15,
99.786
1958-
17,
Net
99 751
April 24,
1958Mny 1, 1958
May 8, 1958
May 15, 1958
-
listing
Stock,Exchange v
b Bid yield price,
*
on
-
•••*
,
:
.
n
~
!
x
99.649
Ex-rights,
wl When
y
.
Ex-dividend,
Issued.
.
Ex-stock dividend."
69.696
99.662
09.616
tNew stock.
the New York
99.767
99.734
93.6R4
May 22, 1958
d
value.
99.801
99.716
99.S25
value
asset
Ask
99.799
1958-'.
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-TIIE-COIJNTER ISSUES
a
k Admitted to
.1971
99.920
99.850
•No par
145
"
Industries 4 %&
93.948
.99:822
April-3; 1958
April 10, 1953
"74
"
93.961.
99.895
-
99.991
99.910
1958—
6,
99.888
99.963
■
Bid
-Ask
99 936
27,-1958—
1.13%
72%
143
Amer 6s
Bills
Dollar Value
112%
U S
AUg.
a-
98.
67%
109%
110 5
Underwood
98%
3?4.s
102.14
98.4
97.20
Federal intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
March
Units.
4%s.__l967
Bell
»
99.16
98.28
%s April .1, 1962—"——2.
4*
100.1
Bill
Power 6c Lgt
•
l%s Oct.
1
119%
109%
1
99.24
_
99.24
2.45%
Textron
*
99.18
99.8
•
300.16
iik
03.20
102.10
April 1, 190114s Aug.
1, 1961—
r
1 %s OcL. 1, 1961
——
3r!»s Feb .15, 1962—
lV2s
100.14
99.16
99.31
——
1958
1.
101.17
100.21
99.89
1958—
1,
lV2s Oct.
101.4
-
•
\
12.02
■
Telep 4%s_1092
Sperry Rand 5%s ww—
.1982
81
•
Bid
Notes—(Cont..)—
April 1, 1960—
3»%K May 15, I960—
1 %s Oct. 1, I960—
1 %s
100.5
101.2
101.45
100.19
1959—-.i—
point
a
Lgt 3%m___1988
Uranium
Southwest
113%
Treasury
45sV
Bid
ww
___1971
Can
Gas
2.%* Feb. 14,
Treasury Notes-r-
32nds'of
Matnrily—
Ask
Bid
.
Indebtedness—
103 %
'
67
"98%
11.13
••
100%
99%
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
%
Maturity—
4.25%
Pacific Petroleum 5s
103
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
4.20%
5s
Power 6z
National
N
110%
_I~i
.
"
1&88
Natural Gas-5%s_i977
Gorp 3 %eFrtiehauf Thaller 4s
Iowa
Oii
Sheraton Co
197"
10
_10
12.92
Lowenstein (M)'& Sons—
4%s —-_.i
—1981
Michigan Bell Telep 434.s__1992
Mueller Brass
3%s_
1975
106%
IOC
8.19
11.85
_L~~1
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s
95
Commonwealth Oil Ref—
—
3%S
;
11.
Aug.
Oct.
Rate
Home
.
101%
105%
"
7.49
i
99%"
100%
100%
7.23
i
71
.
ee?c
6.62
2.50
>
-
Bonds—(Con t.)
82%
911 is
-
67'%
100.13
1958—
10,
27ns June 15,
*
Security Issues
1969
4%s
1978
Commonwealth Edison 2%s,.£00g
S
43
40 ?e
4
63
100.7
1958
T%s Anril 1, 1959
Wellington Fund —
7.39
ip70
U
38
10
Fh'c & Marine
&
42%
52 Va
40?
6.25
Accident
Guar
J.4?b"
39%
46
100 1
1958—
10,
July
4.70s
o.9l
4.86
2.29
Investing Corp—2-1
2.22
1988
4aes
14.34
•-
4.45
Fund
,
1
Credit
Mar.
4%s May 8, 1958
4"85 June 26, 1958—
9 91
-
13-19
5.41"
1
Income Fund Inc—1
Line Special Situations
Inc
— 10o
Value
Recent
9.07
i
Inc.
1
4%s
Marine
Surety Co
U S Fidelity 6c
2
•
Wall Street
Columbus <fe Southern Ohio Elee
Title
Assn—
.-:•
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Commercial
Mortgage
4s Aug. 1, 1958:
.u
3?*s Dec. 1, 1958
fccome Fund of Boston Inc
Incorporated Income Fund
:
1958—
3%s Anril 15, 1958—.
Mntnnl
Investors -Fund Inc
4%/V
1958
9.39
:
Washington
Corp
4Vo6——.1982
Vought 5%s
-1977
Chesapeake &■ Potomac
"Telephone 4-Vas
___19P3
Chicago,. Burlington & Quincy—
33%
8.64
Science Fund
3.87
Carrier"
13%
2
10
61
41 ?b
38%
(N Y)
C'o
Fire
Paul
Standard
75 "1
31
Continental Fund——1
United
022.64
Chance
72
Y^_10
-United Infcomo Fund Shares.1
,
l
196c
42%
100
Ins„10
6.69
10c
3%e
91:%
95' b
10.12
Line
Ry
16 VB
Life Ins
Travelers
6.12
Value
Pac
161
87
9.31
4.27
Ganadlan
154
10
Fund—_i
United
-
3%&
%e
•
Security (New Ilaven)
100.17
4.10s
8.15
4.97
3.91
5
61%
68 %
15
10-.56
line Fund
Barium Steel
57
65
4Mb
100.13
July 15,
10.96
Value
Alabama Power
5
10
14!.02
10.06
United
tSondtv—>
217a
13.34
11 00
1
15.41
Investors
497a
60
%'
10
Co
;
Quaker City
100.27
4.05s Apr. 10,
10.41
12.17
Sterling Investment Fund lnc-1
14.95
■
8.03
Television-Electronics Fund
.
Industry ■ Shares Inc_„ 1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc—l
Series H-DA
Caydcek Fund Inc
78?b
12.00
10.04
.—10c
Insurance
Life
Providence-Washington
21?«
100.23
32%'-
13.54
„
Phiia
Phoenix
100.14
3saS
7.42
10.90
9.16
Funds Inc—
20
23
100.10
Federal Natl
Q20.28.
29%
13.15
Series- H-C7
56
5
Pacific
of N
3«%
April 15,
a28.29
lc
Hmnlifccn
_10
,
Seaboard
1958
4.60s June 16, 1958
4?4S
4.20s
-1.25
(Edson B) Fund
l
Southwestern Investors Inc—l
7.26
lc
Indemnity Co
Peerless Insurance Co
100.6
3s Feb
Smith
7.67
Grewtli
46
2%s May
40%
38%
*
6.62
■i
73
(Minn)
2%s Feb.
a32.I0
1
6.99
1
11.20
a9.90
I
4.52
ehpres
Utilities
10.30
1
State Street Investment Corp
Stein Roe & Farnham Fhnd
2.09
lc
lc
1
•Shareholders Trust of Boston—.!
6.02
—
6 12
Sovereign Investors
,10.34
shares—
shares
28.53
5.66
8.59
9.44
lo
It
28 24
l
6.47
5.49
Ballroad. Bond shares
aft -equipment shares
13.98
10.57
—lc
6hares
12.86
9.45
;
_lo
shares
Mining
Petroleum
r
shares
10
Y_10
Insurance
St
100.3
8.26
Fund
8%
81 ?4'
12.50
.17'%
3.30s
12.38
Stock
Shares
35?.
7%
Northwestern National Life
Federal Home Loan Banks—
6c- Clark-
Block
Northern
19.82
1
Stevens
Amer
27%
33
Obligations of Government Agencies
3.74
8.24
5.90
/Industrial Machinery shares-lo
Institutional Bond shares—lo
Merchandising
3.42
7.56
Funds
25
3.33%
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
8.95
11.30
•
Common
shares—.:
bond
8.19
19.62
Fund
Bcudder,
6.14
lo
trolly administered
29%
1
Fund Inc
lo
-
27%
•
Growth
5
Fire
River
5.86
20.67
Scudder Fund of Canada lne—1
Bcudder, Stevens 6c
Clark
Electrical
shares
5.36
2.50
& : Nuclear
York
Northeastern
17%
7.39
6.76
19.12
/
Inc
40%
30? 8
Bid
Inc
(Geo)
Putnam
(The) Stock Fnnd-lc
Jersey Insurance Co of N
Corp
Fund
6.17
Equipment shares—:
,
6.57
Fund
(T Howe)
Fund Inc
9.60
Bloc ironies &
Jefferson
4%s March 17.
Inc
37
Fire-
5.52
1
Inc
Price
6.45
shares
Standard
Life
3.49
7.93
1
Inc
46%
10
2.50
Hampshire
North
37
34%
16? 4
34 "b
Amer_. 5
5.05
1
Fund
New
82%
43
16%
6c
Shares
Securities
Pioneer
8.76
Common
General
12.25
12.11
North
3.19
l
Fund
Street Fund
5.62
Building shares
Capital Growth Fund
503.'s
28%
10
Co—.
of
Co
92?a
'
'
5
32 7 b
10
7.26
1
Series
Inc
Philadelphia
shares———1*
Chemical
Insurance
Over-The-Counter Securities
11.20
1°
5.81
York Capital Fund
Puritan
Group Securities—
Automobile shares—,
.food
England
11.21
Fund Inc
1
General. Capital Corp—-——1
General Investors Trust—
1
Stock
Electronics
5.72
5.32
47%
2
Ftcpublic Insurance (Texas)
10
Republic Natl Life Insurance__2
10.70
1
3.54
New
Pine
Aviation
Series
Growth
Co
1
Series
Series
4.19
Gas -Industries
47%
10
5
39
9.79
11%
68
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection
Insurance
-
,
78
5
;
Corp clasA A—
5
1
Series
Slock
Nationwide
5
1
Dividend
Preferred
15.51
5.10
56%
64?.',
(Jacksonville Fla)_2'/a
1
3.23
1
Inc
53 %
—4
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
and
Series:
Stock
Futures
2.50
F)
(S
Insurance
Insurance
Hanover
1
12.70
13.64
1
Series
14.35
8.59
40 ?4
85%
Globe & Republic
American
9.51
11.80
5.19
38%
Great
19.53
8.80
Income
Fidelity F unci Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
Florida Mutual Fund Inc
1
Founders Mutual Fund
•
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series
.lc
Preferred stock series
lc
Fundamental Investors Inc—2
Fund
Life
Gulf Life
18.05
Bond
10
National Union Fire
Springfield
Investors Corp—
Balanced
4.71
129.70
32
29%
G A *'11
Glens Falls
9.27
3.05
_
86
Fire
Reliance Ins
National Security Series—
21.50
18.62
63
4
Franklin
29.45
Wide Securities C'o Inc-1
Nation
Fund
3?i
591 '•
10
Deposit of Md
Fidelity &
13.81
8.44
2.81
National
1
Bock Fund
1
Electronics Investment Corp—1
Energy Fund Inc
10
Equity Fund Inc
20c
Balanced
Federal
al2.29
Corp
of beneficial interest
9.55
8.79
1
17.99
32.78
l
Shares
3
1.25
General Reinsurance Corp
1
lnc_
43
(J3alt)_10
57 %
10 %
3
New Amsterdam Casualty
80%
9.85
9.11
4
51%
j
Mutual Trust Shares
<3; Howard—
«aton
10.68
I
Foundation
Fund
<N J)
Employees Group Assoc
•
Employers Reinsurance Corp—3
6.96
1
Mutual
17.10
25c
Series- -E
Dividend Shares
Invest
Eagle Fire Ins Co
53%
5
3o?b
34?b
50? a
Ins
Life
Reinsurance Corp
of beneficial interest-_1
Mutual
Mutual
77%
48?
5
10
44
Co
Ins
Pacific Insurance Co
Fund—
Life
Casualty Co
Fireman's
Income
Units
6.13
Diversified
Continental
Stock
33'/be
Massachusetts
Assurance
Crum & Forster Inc
2.35
0.88
Continental
Trust
int__.33%c
Growth
Fund Inc
10.22
7.85
Fund
Delaware
Investors
beneficial
of
Investors
2.13
6.35
lnc_10c
Fund
4.60
4.19
la
5
,.
■■••;:«•.
New
(N J)__5
Ins
Lile
195
„
32
16%
Mouumehtal
103%
36%
.5
Manufacturers
Monarch, Life
99%
186
1
Merchants 6c
Connecticut
shares
Masachusetts
Da
;
20
Maryland casualty
Massachusetts Bonding
2.56
Composite Bona & Stock
„■
Life Insurance Co of Va
Lincoln National Life
23%
Boston
2.13
3.03
1
Automobile
14-?a
25 ?u
Camden Fire Ins
1
13%
18
5.60
Investment
1
Inc
20%
6
2
32%
18%
t
17
1%
30%
16%
Go_5
Assurance
Bankers fc Shippers
Funds—
Managed
8.27
33?
Companies
Alk
15%
(Birm)_2
Ins
2%
Beneficial
alO.Oi
Fund—*
31. %
Lite
&
Life
23%
Columbian
Inc
101
Bid
Corp (Va)_5
Title Co._65c
30
Bankers
15.07
0.14
Fund Inc—1
Mutual
28%
Notional
5.99
8.61"
Mtgc
Ins
(Newark N J)—2%
Home
American Surety
11.14
13.78
Lawyers
Liberty Nati
10.44
10.19
1
59%
193
Title
Mercury (Wash D C)—1
American Re-insurance———5
American
7.55
1
Lite Insurance Investors Inc—1
Lawyers
25%
Amer
11.15
25o
Fund
lesxlngton Trust Fund
^Lexington Venture Fund
com__100 12,100 12, 700
•
6,92
9.65
(Speculative'Coin Sik)—1
(Low Priced Com Stks)_l
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd..l
7.61
Fund
100%
Com|ianies
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
Merchants Fire Assurance
Amer Ins C'o
Common wealth Income
Com men wealth
.100
Par
143
I'M
-
1022
6-3
4.93
21.44
Inc
16.53
(Speculative Pfd Stks)
l
(High-Grade Com 6tk)
1
(Income Com Stocks)—1
K-2
7.07
1
1
Inc
Christiana Securities
Preferred
24.57
15.15
58
Agricultural Insurance Co_.___lO
America a Equitable Asstir
5
American Fidelity 6c Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred
5
Amer Heritage Life lbs—
(Jacksonville Fla)
1
26.13
22.53
6-4
6.47
Inc
25.04
(Income Pfd Stocks)
6-2
Growth
1
Capital Venture Fund
Century Shares Trust
Priced
(Discount
6-1
Ltd
Colonial
B-4
12.08
1
Canadian
Chemical
21.94
11.02
_
Canadian
Fund
20.29
1
1
Bonds]_1
Bonds]
^Investment
135
10
10
Co
Insurance
Aetna
10
Surety
&
Aetna Life
Funds—
B-3
Fund-
Liglit
Ask
Bid
Far
Casualty
Aetna
al9.00
Fund_l
Mutual
custodian
B-2
lac
Insurance
1
.
8.77
10.55
AivU
<Sr
preferred
if>7
8.69
27.71
of
15.58
General
105
-1988
3.57
7.95
1
Inc—
20.55
Fund
ciaiirornla
Power
5.64'bi
Trans 5%s-->
6.27
3.26
—1
Fund
9.71
—
Pacific
100
102%
12.36
Boston—1
1st el
22.23
14.41.:
1
Bullock Fund Ltd
.
America
Xl9.ll
America
Broad Street Investment
til'itl)
of
f'o
Investment Trust
3.79
9.32
1
Ine
101%
99 %
102
9.75
5.73
11.30
lo
101%
1988
Pulp & Pap 4s .../.1978
'
♦
Fund
8.91
c
lc
Inc
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Blue Ridge
1983
-
37«s
Ask
102%
Westcoast
9.72
Jefferson Custodian Funds Iuc_i
Ltd
Bond Inv Tr of
CaVi&oo
Fund
;
Util
Texas
102%
West Virg
10.66
-
8.88
Fund-lc
rnsMt.iit.inna]
Keystone
Boston
9.7-1
;
lc
Intl Resources
5.30
Growth Fund
Ate-Teinpleton
Fund—lo
Bank
Foundation Fund
Institutional
;
4.69
4.88
Aie-Houghton Fund *'A" Inc—1
Are-Hotighten Fund %'B" Inc—5
Aie-Hoiiglnon Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Eiect'nios Corp lc
—
Institutional
1.45
.
4%s
Ask
West
4.11
4.29
Bid
Par
Funds—
Bid
STOCKS—
1988
4%s
Institutional Shares Ltd
5.Oil
American
Canada
Mutual
1.58
.
3.84
Fund Inc..
Business Shares
1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Associated Fund Trust
•
Atomic Bevel Mat Fund Jnc—1
Affiliated
Ask
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mafaal
Aberdeen
Ask
Power—
Water
Wasnlngton
99.623
-Volume
57ID
187 '.-Number
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(923)
this week will show an increase compared with a year ago.
Bank clearings
Distrrc^-PWtadelphia-
Third Federal Reserve
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Week Ended Feb.
1958
Pre¬
Bethlehem
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Feb. 22, clearings for all
11.5 % above those of the corresponding
week last
year.
Our preliminary totals stand
'
.
against $20,946,770,358 for the
at $23,365,229,688
there is
'
is
U
u,
.
«
At this center
"...
.
-Total
Boston
,+:13.o
1,166,000,000
—17.5
^
,
472.587,340
•645,125,000
.
__
+
600,593,823
-
-444,189,091
—
,f 'Cleveland
*■
+ 17.2
+
1
16,281,759
13,508,203
11,818.512
12,305,147
1,252,065,317
1,309,598.329
"
^Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh.
.v.4,434,871,830
4,242,676,056
$19,386,101,342
$23,365,229,688
Holiday
day-___—----
570,627,874
—12.4
10,800,773
263,350,506
592,351,057.
.
+13.9
10;606.538
.
0.8
-
528,816,351
51,143,200
56,788,000
11,023.542
-
-12.4
14,312,577
469,695,971.
.
'.13,829357
.270,635,737
^12.9_
—14.4
_
53,272,900
391,718,889
Total
+ 21.0
*
.10,244,064
11,933,904
448,168,938
400,600,460
1.407,934,474
.16.6
-15,137,843
1,276,889,26^
-
(7 -cities)^
1,227,462,786
—
.1,420,379,807
—
3.6
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Itichmend—
West
:
Virginia-+HuHti#Eton
^
—
Virginia—Norfolk.
4.5
+
C arolina—Charles ton
199,993,675
Total (6 cities)
134,270,104
4.6
716,224,977
+
.
?8,518,523
.
.
.
..
2.1
187,304,290
1
■-
6,061,354
.
342.336,875
342,455,145
4.2
—
128,800,186
688,036,748
—
—
*
192,875,792
•
-4,660,591
20,307,000
1
21,785,560
—12.6
352,156,453
"
4,086,341
r
.
2.7
—
8,477.358
,
0.7
+
:*22,582,599
District of Columbia—Waslxington__
1,060,669,016
4,214,706
"*
8,088,043
344,581,728
Maryland—Baltimore
+17.5
4,344,122
21,969,249
1,74.883,502
1
Richmond
$23,365,229,688 $20,946,770,358 -+11.5
Total all cities for week
-
6.8
329,824,095
264.462,087,
cities,-five days—
—20.3
289,587.042
.14,i9L460
8,5
+
—
$15,643,425,286
All cities, one
•
2.8
4.3
—
—
12,276,905
_
.
60,691,600
,J 9,291,590
Mansfield.
South
~
7,847,633
"
$18,930,357,858
—l~l-
Total all
r
7,246.962
7.4
.
cities,-five d$ys^—I—L—
Other
-
614,464,911
10,755.488
488,625,479
Youxtgstown——
cities, five day&____~—
-'Ten.
6,970,624
3,597,722
—11.1
-1.206,684,^47
'
252,188^280
:
Cohimbus
!
—19.8
.Baltimore
V
409,256,150
572,723,255
:,r—
962,086,808
;
Cleveland
<
*
^Pittsburgh
16,850,519
(11 cities)—
Cincinnati!
+ 20.6
*325,600,000
381,600,000
Francisco
14,958,199
Ohio—Canton
2.6
620,371,178
361.972,696
•
636,802,544
—
St.-.Louis
flan
14,533,117
16,130;476
4,322,633
7,325,463
3,883,477
-•-
Fourth Fadaral 1t«serve District—GicvftanA—
1;004,827^97
t*v
Kansas City,
,
I
4,031,376
-
5.5
—
+ 31r4
1,135.355,847
962.OO0.000
(.'.jr-vl
^
%
1957
J958.
$13,415,507,694 $10,210,514,433
York,—^-—
Chicago
Philadelphia
7,084,016
:
Delaware—Wilmington
New Jersey—Trentom_
...
CLEARINGS—RETUftNSRY TELEGRAPH
xWeekJ@n£jh& Feb. 22^,
New
6,300,679
-
5,230,585
1,251,000,000
0.1
—
1,741,048
4-952.H60
1,191,000,000
—10.2
6,911,007
1,508,425
2,083,091
'
2.8
—21.2
4f7«0,264
1,566,308
>.
«.*
s:
-
6,900,853
York
Our comparative summary for
gain for the week ending Friday of 31.4%.
a
the week -follows:^
week in 1957.
same
—12.1
—
3,943.824
.
$
1,720,351
*4,500,000
Wilkes-Barre
.
5.9
1,142,000,000
3,539,937
Scranton
).
+
2,090.436
900,000,000
::
1955
S
1,721,466
4,'420,741
.4,296,096
*_•
—
—
Philadelphia
Reading
1956
+ 14.4
1,714,576
-
1,838,469
^
Lancaster
:
cities of the. United States for which it is possible to obtain weeklyclearings will be
15
or
Dec. %
1,950.665
1,815,626
j
:
Chester
Inc.
$
2,231,495
Pennsylvania—Altoona
of the country,
1957
$
liminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
47
130,128,335
131,176,505
3.9
699,731,426
691,964,891
3.1
31,124,922
—
„
■
i
.
,
JComplete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
in
our
issue
We cannot furnish them today,
next week.
of
inasmuch
the week
as
-
In the elaborate detailed
statement, however, which we present further below,
Alabama—Birmingham
final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
—21.0
204,346.782
week in i957.
at this
center
a
decrease of 5.8%, the aggregate
—
—
—
15,671,726
+
8.6
7,074,704
186,172,838
1.2
Louisiana—New
clearings for
Total
Orleans
;
-
(10 cities)
—
211,479,602
•
—
1,262,058,187
1,203,029,718
211,886,779
181,571,996
8.7
766,690
11,555,227
703,360
3.3
178,847,096
177,018,160
4.7
1,161,245,233
1,123.400,080
12,868,387
*
854,884
832,219
183,403,332
7,404,253
6,693,154
233,389,088
-
"
'
having amounted to $19,891,864,302 against $21,110,703,336 in the
the whole country
same
was
359,500,000
6,742,282
8,165,376
Mississippi—Vicksburg_
15. "For that'week there
Feb.
139,243,588
379,700,000
275,647,345
17,039,698
able to give
124,559,226.,
0.5
6,453,992
251,984,599
:
-
Florida—Jacksonville
we are
0.1
—
7,398,232
,
;
27,823,561 4
—17.0
122,851,802
387,200,000
6,138,876
--201,802,927
Augusta
Macon
•
—
385,100,000
Georgia—Atlanta
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
28,442,438
122,720,204
Nashville—:—
.......
U.I
•
27,553,871
Tennessee—Knoxvdlle
the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press.
ends Saturday and
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
v.
appear
—
•'•
2.7
Outside of this city there was a loss of 7.7%, the bank clearings
showing
Seventh Federal Reserve
.
We group the cities according to the
decrease of 3.6%.
a
District—Chicago—
'
2,757,295
Michigan—Ann Arbor—
Grand Rapids
note that in
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this we
2,855,377
18,550,608
20,331,629
—
3.4
3,632,678
3,410,047
,,
'
*
-
•
-
—
8.8 -
■
-
-
21,560,101
18,003,748
'
'
Reserve District of
Minneapolis Reserve District of 1.3%.
r.. j.
Reserve District of 0.1%.
and in the
Dcs Moines
: *
?
-•
....
SUMMARY GF GANK CLEARINGS
."'.V-t L
*
.*
*
-jj"-
■■
7.+:1'
1958
\
*■
Feb.
Week Ended
15—
'
-
-
1957.
r:
►
Decatur
v
'
:
.■——*
''
Peoria
-1; Rockford
.
Total
■
\ ~
3rd Philadelphia
.iL—-—-11
4th Cleveland—7
5th Richmond
j
•
-
$ •'■
-
"3
■
-
■
■"
.
_
■
L
(17 cities)———,
1,420,379,807
V:; 688,036,748
'716,224,977
3,9
9,399,843.056
12,665.791,150"
—20.3
1,252,065,317
1,309,598,329*
—
—
"
1,203,029,718
1,262,058,187
'.1,436,037,169
*f
1,527.508,587
—
—
—
"
664,456,920
747,744,153
7
"
555,857,024
562,979,814
" '.
605,784,062
636,530,388
—
506,086,694
555,865,528
—
1,165,484,469
1,166,001,284
—
10th Kansas City,—
11th Dallas J
—9
———
"
-
.
19,891,864,302
We
York City_.
now
add our detailed
21,110,703,336
10,199,118,948
109 cities
Outside New
»
•
„
—
11,051,916,180
' 'i. ^
•'»*'** '
'
'•
1
553,143,228
1957
$
$
4.8
598,298,381
Minneapolis
.525,629,283
589,474,634
North
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
—
—
5.8
19,786,777,779
7.7
10,836,804,745
Helena
22,852,234,387
10,579,089,558
1—-
—
New Bedford—
Total
Inc. or
Dec. c/o
$
New
5.0
—13.0
1,527,508,587
—
—
1,346,373
1,103,638,614
'
'•
*7,079,323
16,546,808
•:
10,277,344
5,394,048
.
"
.
.
.
*17;806,983
1,763,401
•
1,044,972,993
6,008,413
;
.
.
.
-
'
"5,956,141
6.8
6.0
.
.
14,541;512
10,509,963
ra,206,973
1,403,120,363
1,498,258,566
-
.
r
-
,
;
:■
.
—
j
.
,370,600,000
235,^50,238
138,312,829
2j762,055.
'.••664,456.920
+ ■
2,881,086
•
:
747:744.153
—13.2
•
-
•.^356,900,000
.184,084,893
154,495,266
361,000,000
—
8.5
223,100,677
—10.3
139,925,388
—
—
.4.1
2,431,986
2.484,827
_
—11.1..
697,912,151
726,511,092
3,153.296
—20.4
2,646,192
—19.0
7,221,375
6,572,989
644,306,146
2.8
658,606,271
—16.0
3,932,975
3,449,915
1,654.293
—17.3
1,451,887
"372,374,213
137.B22.607
10,284,634
10,479,569
1.9
10,033,967
4,454,280
10,745,617
555,857,024
562,979,814
7,866,78 K
352,241,989
133,747,503
9,163,760
4,656,353
10,451,057
1.7
0.8
6,400,404
+
—
0.5
4,640,474
5,998,527
4.7
+14.5
.
6,446,937
15,098,564
11,822,383
941,405
786,549
9,783,484
139,344,984
7,501,518
12,400,821
28,898,011
424,657,019
14.861,287
6,093,906
13,220,159
6,497,956
605,784,062
City
1.3
553,143,228
*
529,221,890
City-
31,059,171
388,962,051
—
—
1,005,627
1,021,967
2.5
741,982
+
6.0
9,751,554
1,158,963
11,193,395
+
4.3
146,296,588
148,555,373
—
—
6.1
—39.5
8,570,716
8,532.023
+
7.5
—
8.4
28,213,996
386,833,111
+ 12.4
11,855,850
636,530,388
6.2
5,028,957
26,796,756
400,026,847
12,172,840
6,302,465
4.8
598,298,381
615,760,620
1,307,066
—
St.
Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Total
(9 cities)
—
6,3
3,806,626
4,099,735
—
9.3
14,010,263
12,948.233
12,707,442
—
9.5
11,461,462
10,190,411
Dallas
36,278,323
Fort
39,455,157
24,907,609
31,992,200
2,806,588
2,946,015
2.5
41,090,367
—12.1
21,853,374
3.1
34,623,000
33,115,600
—
4.7
2,733,652
791,658,801
13,116,287
421,926,491
T
Worth
465,982,659
40,358,176
8,649,000
44,783,375
+
—
—
2.8
12,379,893
12,818,74.3
9.5
443,924,030
500,441,153
9.9
37,937,452
42,887,647
2,405,760
"+
'—
3.1
—
Falls—III—————
Wichita
9,415,000
—
(6 cities)
6,665,104
6,193,077
15,005,867
16,375,130
506,086,694
Louisiana—ShreveportTotal
766,865,546
13,482,056
Texas—Austin
19,802,181
+
—
-Dallas
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas
3,688,324
14,793,593
32,980,600
(12 cities)
7.9
143,326,914
656,619,012
3,902,321
8,823,120
378,749,910
10,371,874
145,282,644
_
Missouri—Kansas
2,164,118
8,152,495
8,128,667
884,444
Wichita
21.897,928
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
,
—15.9
11,041,916
•
767,167
Kansas—Topeka
40,445,208
1-
Haven
Rhode Island—Providence
,.
Omaha—I
$
11.495,318
.
(7 cities)—
Lincoln
1955
1956
3,454,604
Worcester—
New
+
17,713,049
^
124,001,763
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
13,413,916
Connecticut—Hartford——
:
Hastings
3,277,842
_
;
i
•6,586:070
~
14,596,713
3.1
—8.7-
'
15
1,308,770
_
Springfield
—
4,476,751
6,102,118
12,299,021
Dakota—Fargo —;
1,160,147,005
626,616,435
—
:
+ -8.3-
1,485,556
372,377,800
—w
—.—
1,160,680,279
9.0-
0.1
6,599,594
Lowell
•
142,188,033
615,760,029
2,508.743
*
Portland
River-
118,441,753
7,100,446
40,594,733
6,843,295
41,980,893
District—Mlnnea#elis—
Minnesota—Duluth_.—;
529,221,890.
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
Fall
-«■
*
Nebraska—Fremont
1958
—
-
*
(4 cities)———u——t.
Ninth Federal Reserve
697,912,151
; 726,511,092
statement showing the figures for each city for the
Clearings at—
Massachusetts—Boston
-
1,403,120,362
L3
Week Ended Feb.
Maine—Bangor
136,721,761
•-
+ 11.9
1,142,075,887
.215,993,102
..
•
Total
February 15 for four years:
week ended
4,552,170
•-
■•
+ 16.8-
•
321,700,000
1
-
Montana—Billings
Total
'
1.9
0.6
10,137,438,
79,842,000
10,263,093
3;422:559
86,828,000 *
10,331,613
*
"
6
10
12th San Francisco
12,443,458
1
1.5
1,123,400,080
1,498,258,566
—'
—
691,964,891
1,161,245,233
•
—
Kentucky—Louisville———*
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
——r
4.7
6.0
Louis
Missouri—Si.
1,276,889,263
699,731,426
;
3.9
—11.1 *
8th St. Louis-———— 4
^'9th Minneapolis
1,407,934,474
3.6
'
.
—
■—
6,598,300
14(493,618
•
-
•
1,436,037,169;
Eithth Federat Ueserve District—StrLeuis—
r
788,953,943-
3.1
'•
I
•
803437,444
—
.
——U.7 • ' "/■»
7th Chicago
1,206,684,247
1,227,462,786
^"
^X'r-
6th -Atlanta..—.—.—i-10
J
10,517,067,473
952,086,808
......
-
- -
791,658,891
10,110,676,358
'* "
____—___-10
2nd New York
.
766,865,546
1
.
'
45,703;541
,
:
'
———12 cities
1st Boston..
4,063,831
129,321,426
--
.
9.0
—
11,094,296
14,485,374
-
1955
1956
or
».
•
—
...Springfield-
.
'
.
Inc.
Dec. e/o
.
-
-
*
"*
r:
9,553,170
6.1
+
85,108,000
8.8
+
10,891,195
■
—
_
Chicago
the following we furnish a summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
■
+
Sioux City
Illinois—Bloomington
In the Kansas City Reserve District there is a
..
——
:
—
13,130,781
-
*
.
.;: In
i
Haute
Terre
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
4.8%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 9.0% and in the San Francisco
decrease of
1
South .Bend
'
The Chicago Reserve
loss of 6,0%>., the St. Louis Reserve District of 11.1%
:——
Indianapolis
..
11,974,285
.11,552,581
:
92,799,000
9,407,970
3,986,636
J *
*128,563,865
7,707,950
:•
.51,142,067
15,703,250
v
1,439,040
1,042,949,486
6,913,334
14,907,307
.10,132,672
5,549,823
.
Indiana—Fort Wayne
3.6%,.in the Richmond Reserve
Atlanta Reserve District by 4.7%.
District by 3.9% and in the
a
Lansing-
3_.l%; and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 20.3%. In the
Cleveland Reserve District the totals are smaller by
District suffers,
'
3.9%, in the Boston
the New York Reserve District the totals record a falling off of
555,865,528
—
+
—
—
7.6
7,018,173
8,438,000
7,635,666
8.4
17,027,735
17,253,424
9.0
525,629,283
589,474,634
4.9
184,736,379
198,727,245
7,342,000
8.1
788,953,943
803,437,444
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
:
Second Federal Reserve District—New York
•
New
r
'
.
*
:
Buffalo
,
Elmira
Yakima
_!
I
1
—
:
f "70,512,283
_____
.
(a)
2,257,341
9.692.7,45,354
Rochester.
-
.—
0.2
140,224,826
.
-
—18.9
136,217,453
*. + 12.8
3,049,688
3,043,855
3.3
3,340,400
2,509,705
3,368,614
10,058,787,156
—
—
3.6
88.947,556
39,344,506
—
1.0
26,464.589
—
2.0
■
...
City
Pasadena
San Francisco
San
12,273,144,829
191,533,442
4,982,886
190,489,197
79,209,888
28,413,464
18,008,815
609,208,908
—
+ 14.5
4,838.370
5,259,759
+
3.8
196,235,234
187,675,027
+
0.4
85,685,743
*31,385,668
18,734,796
82,256.515
24,923,487
16,675,173
609,297,519
—
+
—
9.3
2.9
Barbara
Stockton
;
599,834.327
22,227,707
6,624,364
0.3
27,277,542
-9,464,484
Jose
Santa
.
8,949,973,034
Lake
California—Long Beach
138,227,888
2,628,547
..
.•
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt
4,656.794
fa)
25,923,573
j-; Syracuse.
19,566,916
67,542,983
(a)
.
2,964,318
;
York.
70,627,203
113,740,635
-
:
Jamestown.
New
*
,j
182,140,437
5,703,208
197,646,543
79,536,134
25,772,127
18,533,888
607,618,682
Washington—Seattle
f
York—Albany—
Binghamton
•7
J
-24,540.420
+ 11.2
7,853.200
+ 20.5
11,791,424
11,761,064
+
10,377,691
0.3
*
18,505,523
6,120,551
10,706*261
37,296,864
40,914,862
19,573,594
22,873,988
Total
1,166,001,284
—
cities)-j——.
21,110,703,330.
—
5.8
1—.
10,199,118,948
11,031,916,180
—
7.7
1,160,680,279'
0;1
19,891,864,302
1,165,484,469
(10 cities)
1,160,147,065
*
Connect ictfb—Stam f ord+1
New
•
„_———
Jer3ey-LN^plj
New Jersey-.——J_„
5 Northern
S
"ToCkl
(10 cities)—
,23,367,909
.
-.25,490,616
.—
8.3
19,785,998
24.602,828
65,862,1*58
75,522,815
12.8
70,114,946
73.354,426
74,608.601
1.7
81,212,874
...
69,194,853
..
Grand
total.
(109
19,786,777;779
•
-1-0,410j€7^35f +4 0^)17.067,473
—
3.9
-
78,789.854
939,843^)56 12,665,791,158
Outside New York
City!
(a) Clearings
operations discontinued.
• Estimated.
22,852,234,387
10,836,804,743
10,579,089,558
The
(924)
43
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Company-andstssue-pv
•
Foreign Exchange Rates
Bank
534%
FEBRUARY
1958
14,
FEBRUARY 20,
TO
1958,
INCLUSIVE
5 *o
•
Argentina, peso—
Feb, 17
$
Feb. 18
...
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0264633
.0267333
pound
schilling
Belgium, franc
Australia,
.0386356*
dollar
Canada,
France
Franc
(Free)
India,
.00237500
.211155
v
.211135
_
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
.00277912*
.00277912s
.00277912*
.328341
.323341
.328208
.0800560*
.0800560s
*
r
f*
.0800560*
.0800560s
.263620
.263712
.263.137
2.789603
2.789613
2.788985
.
franc
Union of South Africa,
6%
.496950*
General Dynamics 'Corp.— /•'
'
3 ^2% conv. debs/due "April
.0349000*
Hotel
,0349000*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.0238093*
.193283*
.193283*
.193283*
.233350
.233350
.233350
2.806973
2.807285
2.806351
2.817500
2.817812
2.816875
773
2.616875
570
'?
*
1,
-
43
1
—Mar 14
*
*- * *»
1975.-—-.,
•» ^
-
r
?75
,
•
'
573
.-/—.Feb 25
2.806351
2.816875
"773
4
l972—
cumulative-second "preferred stocks—
.140080*
.0349000"
Page
~ ;
rr_^_..Mar 20
cumulative pf<k stock!-tMar' 1
AcceptahcfetUorp.f? 8%
.140080s
2.806351
pound
Century-
v
.496950*
.233350
Kingdom, pound sterling
,
.496950*
.0349000*
«...
•
convertible subordr debs/due
.496950s
.0349000*
617
; Date
•' *
•debehtUr(?s' due 'Ma'y 1*^1967^.'— r/_r_3ar.,
.140080*
.0238095*
-447
!"*.'
.
issue—
(D. B.) Fuller & "Co.,zinc;— «**"
.193283*
576
7„
.
tsstTs CAttED/
convertible
5%
»
5
'
.193283*
„
Brunswick-Balke-CbIiender.;Co,—. '/•'"•
--
.
.0238095*
-
.
.140080*
.496950*
;
-capital debentures due l967_'Mar" 1
■.
t
2.788985
,
& Gas Corp.—
. ^
preferred- stocks
___._l^^.a___Mar *31
Baker University tTrusteeH* of) and Kansas Educational
> ; 3
Association Of the. Methodist • Episcopal Church.—_ ._Mar . l
BeilTeleplmne of Pennsylvania—.
■* "1
57o 1st & ref. mtge; ieries C due Oct. 1," I960—./Apr
1
v
.263612
.140080*
Sweden, krona
Switzerland,
.00277912*
.328308
2.788985
peso
,.
5%
.
.328341
.263637
__
.
:,
2.816875
.0800560*
krone
,.
:
.00277912*
yen
Electric
Industries^-^ftcj^ '
'
Company and
.211075
2.816875
;•
American^ Electrohfcs^Ine.—
J
.211175
-
/t
j
.237958
2.817812
.211135
2.817500
.
'
,00237500
v.
State
'■}.
.00285795s
.
.237958
.237958
.
.00311807*
.00285795*
,.00237500
.00237500
%
.237958
2.816875
«—
—__
guilder
Zealand, pound
United
-
.237958
•
'
-
.210323
.60311807*
.00285795*
-
1.020312.
-.210898
,00311807s
"
•
.0385356*>
1.020742
.00285795*
.00237562
—
Mexico, peso
Netherlands,
Now*
.00285795*
(official).
Malaysia, Malayan dollar
Norway,
.00311807*
*'
rupee
Japan,
1.019453
.210898
*
(Mo.)—'
9% conw, sX -debs»" xiue ■ July -Lr-J9B4—+-——1——Mai r3.
Toledo Edison'Cor~;^»;'
L.
ViW 1st mtge/t»onds*;due. 1978^_1:_/—Mar l
I
.0200375
•*
Clinton
of
cumulative
Pinellas
2.244521
>
.0200375
►
'.210948
1.024062
,
.210923-
.00311807*
Deutsche mark-
Ireland, pound
.0200375
.0200300
1.022343
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany,
.0365356*
4.50%
>0265666
2.244521 .0385356*
2.245268
-
'
Church
York
New
.0555555*
:
bds^^ed^Ma^,-1950r du« JMaT.,Lf I970:Mar- 1
329
AcceptadtUJCbrp^ri.-w-*
."V*''
debS7f due "March 1; i966-_l"_———M»rT7j7
Pacific Finanee Corp. -454%
$
.0267333
***£
..
Seminary 'Fund'*<N: •Yrh^
«*'
~ •*' +Direct obligation serial notds dated Sept> 1/1957^^3^^*1"
'
Feb. 20
$
.0555555*
-
.0267333
.0385356*
*
.0200150
Ceylon, rupee —.
Finland, markka
.0555555*
-
2.245019
2.244521
:
„
...
Mission
Thursday
14'J. 19
t
$
$
Official
Free
Austria,
;
.
..
1st mtge. bonds dated Se^tr'l;'i^54-~1—1—Mrtf %l
States -Money)
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Friday
..
1st s. f.
Methodist
■
•>
Feb. 14
.
5sub.
^
-
"1
,
ip^efred^sVb(^i:l—*-"775
'
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Merchants
.
'
Noon Buying'Rate for Cable Transfers in No# York (Value in United
Monetary Unit
Country and
Monday February >24, 103*
Lodi Memorial
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
'
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
certifies daily to the
.
s.
•<
;
cumtUallve^
Greyhound Corp.,'-6%
Ltd.—
Home Oil Co.,
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve
the
Pursuant to
f
/
;
4%
.233350
-
Corp>:(N; Y.)— v
•»'
*
deb^.- due Aug. 1/ 1963
3klar 1
Aisavannah RR.—"
%S"
mtge. 5% bdnds,-*due-Jan. l, T972 (a3 extended)^-Feb 28
Drake
*
curriul. income
Macon, Dublin
1st
♦Announcement
776
In this issue.
•Nbminel.
(In thousands of dollars)
Feb. 19,
Feb. 12,
Feb. 20,
1958
Redemption
Total
F.
R.
fund
for
F.
certificate
gold
R.
notes
1958
,1957
Other
cash
$21,345,393 $21,345,392 $20,764,891
855,593
854,018
861,900
$22,199,411 $22,200,985 $21,626,291
560,503
549,722
469,411
reserves
notes of ether Banks
511,941
...
470,686
237,397
843,566
485
523
790
41,514
and advances—
industrial loans
531,631
135,117
«...
Discounts
39,839
27,238
.l
.XIM
Acceptances—bought outright
U. S. Government securities:
621,023
563,773
141,275
19,946,105
19,933,612
Certificates
8,574,913
2,801,750
2,801,750
Notes
—
Bonds
ber banks follows:
11,366,199
Zm
—_—
2,789,257
—
repurchase agreement
Feb. 12,
—
Other
Items
5,041,846
84,741
110,666
—
assets
and investments
Total assets
4,760,371
84,372
189,367
5,363,929
74,885
92,859
$52,031,843 $52,068,838 $51,853,814
Loans
adjusted*
Reserve
'
"
t-
notes
_
$26,586,310 $26,708,350 $26,577,314
.....
19,182,442
18,888,425
19,034,488
452,776
349,868
150,515
S.
Treasurer—general account
Foreign
290,546
282,202
_
296,756
295,071
197,382
596,979
deposits
$20,207,966 $20,132,028 $19,677,456
Deferred availability cash Items—
3,834,155
3,837,131
4,297,816
Othqr liabilities & accrued dividends
15,379
16,154
14,476
...
Total liabilities
—
...
$50,643,810 $50,693,663 $50,567,062
Surplus
Surolus
(Section
$348,591
(Section 7)
Other
809,198
13b)
27,543
capital accounts
202,701
$348,301
809,198
$329,280
27,543
190,133
27,543
182,336
Total liabs. A? capital accounts..
$52,031,843 $52,068,838
Ratio of gold certificate reserves to
deposit
and F.
R.
note
combined
747,593
3
+
609
•''
%;/./<30c<-./v3-15.
InsUtUtlbndl-?Foundatioh Fimd—
i
1,117
U.
15
487
23
641
58
143
2,087
+
36
4,752
18,074
8,164
+
32
+
13
1,344
292
—
554
—
+ 114
+
720
—171
+
122
—188
+
145
1
Federal
+
13,264
—'
Loans to banks—.
with
44
1,533
securities
Reserves
34
26,313
1,400
.
bonds.
S.
7
6
—
Treasury bills
...
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
Treasury notes
Other
Banks
Reserve
$51,853,814
spondents
131,312
1,102
1,069
63,267
2,304
commitments
principal changes for the week
Wednesday, Feb. 12; Decreases of $188,000,000 in
reserve balances with Federal Reserve
banks, $332,000,000 in demand deposits
adjusted, $196,000,000 in United
ended
States Government
deposits credited
deposits; and $155,000,000 in demand
to
domestic
banks.
An
increase
$318,000,000 in time deposits.
Commercial and industrial loans decreased
$100,000,000*
The principal
changes
were
of
vault
+ 108
1,013
2,503
—
27
—
2
62
+
a
total of
of
in the Dallas district.
to
This reduced the total of such
$29,887,000,000.
This
than the total a year earlier.
$70,000,000 higher
So far this year, com¬
was
mercial and industrial loans have decreased by $1,966,-
000,000 compared with a decrease of $1,031,000,000 in
the
corresponding period of last
year.
Loans to brokers
3- 3
Corp.
*
Ts-a).—50a.
D.,C.)
(s-a)—
(Increased)
//10c.
65c
«
'
realized
,
.
.
.
International *Cigar Machinery Co. (quar.)._ *25c
International Harvester CO.; 7% pfd. (qttar.)'*31.75
International
-2*2}
,t
4-1..■•,, ■3-14.
3-25
> ,3-15
3-10
j fc-lO.
.3rl0 ' '-t 12-25
3- 1
2- 5
,;
Iju,/—«.
of Canada, Ltd.+-,
'-\>5
!+
^
"
3- 1
Internationale, Nickel Co.
L..v, i
Quarterly
—;— 165c
3-20 International Paper Co., common ( quar.)—,-.f75c
;3-l7
$4 .prefewed 49mar^
•
41
.3-17
tnternationar Petroleum .Ltd. (qukr.)..
- *,:it35c
3-10
International Resistance Co.-(quar;)——/
5c ,; *3- .1
International Resources Fund, Inc.—
•' v>,U ;
(3c from net invest, inc. plus a special of
' -■
18c from accumulated undistributed net * •
'
profits" from the sale of securities) ——
-21c
2-28
International (Silver. Co. (quar.)
- 37+a.a
3- 1
International ^Utilities Corp. -(quar.).——; • -25c
3- 1
Intel-provincial Building Credits,.Ltd
inVic - 2-28
interprovlncial Pipe Line, Ltd. (s-a)—_—470c
1
interstate Engineering40c
.2-28.
interstate Motor'Freight.System /quar.25c
3^4
Interstate Power, common, (quar.)—__—20c
3-20
4.36%
preferred) (quar.).
541sc
4- 1
Interstate Securities Co. (quar;)
——22c
4- 1
Investors DiversifjedHervices, com,, (quar,)/_
75c
,3-14
Class A common 1 quar.
75c
3-14
security profits)—
-
—332
8c
i-21
-
/
.
2-18
>
«...
2-21..
2-212-10
2-14
-
Time deposits except U. 8. Government
U. S. Government deposits
.
25,433
+ 318
+
;
,
*
r„
1-31
2-13
2- 7
2-14
2-14
;
.
.„,
Investors Trust
2,933
1,355
—196
+
334
Foreign banks
—
-
/-2-15.V
3-:3
3-43
.3-14
,
2-23
,
—155
10,526
1,485
;
—
26
+
16
+
,
68
....
...
1,053
—
54
Iowa
216
62
(quar.)_
^11
Light & Power,
preferred (quar.)
preferred, (quar.)
com.
&
5-, 1
5- 1
8-1
8-1
11- 1
com.
Electric
4.80%
of
loans
to
banks
and
after
deduction
of
valuation
Iowa-Illinois
re¬
Below will be found
a
.
4- 1
4- 1
533%C
4- 1
3-15
45c
Company and Issue-
Dale
Page
3-1
1-30
—Mar
f. debs., due 1970
La Salle-Wacker Corp.—
5% non-cumul income debs.,
1
—
3
*
5%*
—Mar
-
5%
648
due Aug. 1, 1962.... /—'
.
' '
,
Ltd;—
-
•
776
.'—Feb 26
1965—;
"
777
-
•
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
.'
Company end Issue—
{
•
Page
-
1st mtge. 3%
bonds, series due 1963
«...
Bishop of Mobile (Ala.)—
•
Serial debs., due March 15, 1959 and .1960
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co.—
1st mtge. 2.80% bonds, due Mar. lf> 1980—
Date'
.—Mar
-
•>
1
773
-Jefferson
1
^7% preferred
3y*% first mtge. bonds, series D, duo 1984—
Diversified Oil & Mining Corp.—
Five-year 6% slicing fund debs, dud May 1, 1961
«-Mar
1
Feb 25
572
12472
Jones
fc
3-10
...
...
is Kokenge Co..
^
2-14
2-14
2#14
2-14
2-14
2-14
\
2- 5
J3- 1.
>
,
.
2-20
2-28
3-10
3-15
4- 1
- 4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
.4-4
4- 1
4-.1
.
-
^
3-10
50c
3-14
-
-2-28
2-28
2-28
2-28
2+28
2-28
,
.
2+20
.
3-31 ;.r 3-14
3-31 '.•.3^-14*
$1.29
$L2p
3-28
3-10
3-10
50c
_2-28
933,*c
40c
—
3-14
3-14
2-14
3* 3
.
30c
35c
—
--com.
2-26
3-14
3-M
2-25
—$L25. - - 3** -1
a-
ta<ugribi-Sttel jOarp^
1-00
3-26
4- 1
4- 1
4-1
4- I
3- 1
3-.1
3- 1
3r 1
3- 1
3- 1
3-1
-
-———15c
.
3-7
*
2-24
*-
2*-24
—
2^-14
_5- 1
.
-
3-11
4-17
-
2-31
zAt'l
3- 7
4-1
50c
_L_
62%c
$135
(Quar.>
^_ 5% preferred A. (quar.)—
Joslyn Mil;. & Supply (quar.)„_.—2
Julian
^
Lake.§ujphur, common (quar.)—
preferred f"(quar.) —.—_—
774
xl%%
.
IphnsoQ 15 Jphnsmi tquardf
—Mar
xlVt%
——
Janteen, inc,, 5%i preferred (quarj.
Jefferson Electric Iquar.).
l.
Community Public Service Co.—
xlV*%
(quar.)
Jewel Tea Co., common 4quar.)
-
—.Mar.
+$1.75
-
-——
junior subord. debs., due April 1,
u
preference (quar,)
preference B (quar.)
1—preference -U (quar.)
—
preference D iquar.)^—.—
preference-E (guar.)—/——t
Jamaipa Wkter-Supply.f common
$5 preferred A (quar.)$5 preferred-B•'(quar.)
3-15
3-15
-
-
28c
$1.20
$1.25
132lac
7%
>73
Model Finance Service, Inc.—
Atlanta Gas Light Co.—
iquar.)
authorization
725c
7%
Admiral Finance Corp.—
1, 1961
.
Jaeger" Machine Co:-(quar.) ./.—_—
—
Jamestown Telephone Corp., common.
—
5% 1st preferred (quar.)-V-_^—_—_
Jamaica Publio^Service, Ltd.* com. (quar.)—.
NOTICE OF TENDER
debs, due Aug.
—
participating.preference'--.--/-—.
5%
10-20
11- l
5%
Iowa Pdwer & Light, com. (quar.)_>..
—
40c
.4.35% preferred (quar.)
:—;—$1.083/4
3.30% preferred (quar.)_i—%
82V2C
4.40% preferred (quar.)„
—
—
$1.10
4.80% preferred (initial):—
$1.20
Iowa Pubhc Servian common (quar.)
20c
4.20% preferred (quar.)
$1.05
3,75% preferred (quar.)——
—
933/iC
3.90% preferred; (quarl
—
97%5
Iowa Southern Utilities, common (quar.)—.
82c
434% preferred .(quar.)—-—
—.*—
35%c
$1.76 preferred'.(quar.)-.—44o
IrVing Trust (N.* Y.) (stock dividend)—^—
2%
Island Tug .& Barge,
ing tenders, and the page number-gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
f
10-20
25c
——
list of corporate bonds, notes,
stock called for redemption,
preferred and common
including those called under, sinking fund provisions.
s.
Electric,
4-21
4-24
7-21
7-21
37Vic
60c
(quar.)
>
The date indicates the redemption or. last date for mak¬
Participating Junior sub.
Gas
Stock dividend. (Subject to
of State authorities)
I.
Redemption Cans and Sinking Fnnd
6%
r;———
Extra
From others
conv.
37V2C
—
(quar.)_
Participating
$2,50 preferred
.
6
143
From Federal Reserve Banks—
■"Exclusive
37iic
25c
37ycC
25c
/
Participating
$2.50 preferred
Borrowings—
; 2-28
(Rhode Island)—
$2.50 preferred .(quar.,J_,
"
deposits—
—
.
...
"
875
55,548
■
:
:
.
Investors,
.
LIABILITIES—
Demand deposits adjusted
5%
$50,000,000 in New York City, $32,000,000 in Chicago,
$21,000,000: in the San Francisco district, $15,000,000
in the St. Louis district, and an increase of
$10,000,000
loans
-preferred.
International--Business Machines
Bastian-Morley Co., Inc.—
declines
.
s
50c
-
The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in 94
leading cities
showed the following
4
+-v.
X'Jt +'
'..3+-V, .2-:'3 /
2^S8^ +2-14
v
Inter-Gcean 'Seetrfities
Notices
Condition Statement of Member Banks
plus
Inter-Ocean Reins«rance Go;!*—...——
46.8%
132,914
—
loan
?</*'.v'%-
,T
income
>/22c
Contingent liability on acceptances
purchased for foreign correIndustrial
from Til vestment
-
in
Balances with domestic banks
serves; individual loan items are shown gross.
47.4%
—......—
(13 •■ceMs
•„/ *9-een*W" from securities, profits
lnsurah<^iderp;av*"Amerfca" (sfoek dtv.4----
vr>
+ 2-17 ;
.
—
Other loans
.,V,
-
11,330
,
t
(14c from Invest—
/.••■:;*; v>*-+■;•«<
ment'*in<^meiyi«id^l9c+"froni'' securihd}'.^-^^?-'
>
+
8,738
—
/ SvV-»y.-.-
•'
Institutional Rank Fund
4.30%
liabilities
47.4%-
70
+
3
2,303
chasing or carrying securities
loans for purchasing or carry¬
ing securities
Domestic banks
Capital paid in...—
967
+
4
—
Loans to brokers and dealers for pur¬
Interbank demand
1
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
+
—
443
Other
Cash
Total
47
—100
52,679
-
Member bank reserves
Other
Institut!«bal Shares,-LttL— '•» V
(5c from net Jnvest.-income plus 3<r from
2,328
12-14. •
Inland-^teel--V..f
Feb. 13,
1957
.
+
+
—
—
Deposits:
U.
..
International; "Bank-. (Wash.,
90
87,156
29,887
adjusted*-
U. S. Government securities—total-
LIABILITIES—
1958
Agricultural loans
Real estate loans
Federal
*
(In millions of dollars)
Commercial and industrial loans
cash
Feb. 5,
ASSETS—
164,700
Total U. & Govt, securities— $23,356,385 $23,463,835 $22,884,137
premises
Indianapolls Water, common (quar.)..—_—_
25c
3* 1
2-10
5% preferred A (quar.)._/-._^-—.-^-w_- ^ ,,AL25; ,:-4-!; I
,
3*10
4 Vi %, preferred B (qu&r.).^——.——
$1.06+*
4- 1.
3-10.
Ingersoll-Rand, common (quar,J —/l.-:—_•..*/ }•; -+ 75c ■,
3- I
2- 3
-6%''••preferred- (s-a);^:r-,v- /.,?-/%•;,'S3!<« 7-ri r/r.:
Increase ( + ) or
•
'
HamiKqtC4mpanf'\'bletiftteCi-
■; 4%
$23,356,385 $23,299,135 $22,884,137
Total loans and securities... $23,533,501 $23,741,594 $23,755,731
Due from foreign banks
15
.15
22
Uncollected
:''r
Decrease (—) Since
•+ -
(Contiiiued4rbm pagedij
•"
1
Loans
Bank
'
-
1958
Total bought outright—,
Held under
purchasing. or carrying United States
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $58,000,000. Hold¬
ings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness and of
Treasury notes increased $36,000,000 and $32,000,000,
respectively.
Demand deposits adjusted decreased $170,000,000 in
the Cleveland district, $124,000,000 in" New York City,
and $37,000,000 in the Chicago district outside Chicago,
but they increased $39,000,000 in the Richmond district.
Time deposits increased $165,000,000 in New York City
and $76,000,000 in the San Francisco district.
Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks increased
$68,000,000 and borrowings frpm others increased $54r
000,000. Loans to banks decreased $171,000,000.
C
A summary of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
.
>
Bought outrightBills
for
Government and other securities increased $73,000,000.
Federal Resenre Banks Combined
ASSETS—
dealers
and
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
* *3-15
3-14
3-7
*3- 1
25c
3- 4
Volume
187-
Number 5719
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
When
Par
Name of Company
t
Kabn
(E.)
Share
4
& Sons
(quar.)
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp.—
Common (quar.)
;
4%% preferred ($50 par) (quar.,)*
4% % preferred (quar.)
4%%
3-
3.80%
preferred
3-20
2-28
3-
1
2-14
___
(quar.)
:
6-
1
5-15
.
2-14
1
2-14
3-10
2-24
*
"
preferred
preferred (quar.)
4.20%. preferred (quar.)——
4.35%
preferred
4.35%
S1J05
$1.05
*_
.*
(quar.)
(quar;)
Katz
Sl.lZVa
'
_
.%
,
-'l^irtlcipating iCla$s 'A
6-
3-15
-
•
.
_
2-28'
4%%
'
Kern
2- 7
,2-26
.
4-
$1.12%,4
•
■
•
20c
preferred
Mead Johnson
2-20
(quar.)__
2-14
50c
3-6
2-17
+20c
3-28
2-28
3-15
3-
4
3-
7
Merchants
'
20c
1
28 Vac
"
•
Keycs Fibre Co., common (quar.)
4.80%
preferred (quar.)
4-
'
-
•
'v
1
3-7
2-10
3-10
Metal
Kirsch
Company
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Glass, Inc. (stock dividend)———.— •
5-29
4-
Forming Co.
2-14
3.90%
4.35%
5-
2-15
25c
2-23
(S. S.) Co. (quar.)_*
H.) &; Co. (quar.)—;
Kress
2-14
preferred
$2.50
■
:
(quar.)—
-
Meyer-Blanke
*
*
,
3-
1
2-14
1st preferred (quar.)
6Q
conv.
7%
non-cum,
2nd preferred
Electric
:
15c
4.40%
preferred
preferred
3- 3
2-
3- 1
5%
3- 3
3-
(quar.)
k
2-17
*;
—:
&
_
Leslie
Original
Special
LoMaw
Ltd.,
~
I
j
'
2-15
3-15
8-15
*
Aircraft
Baltimore
7%
Louisville
&
St.
Nashville
Lawrence
5c
2-28
2-27
Mining
Storo
D
3- 5
2-21
why te Co,
Magor
(E.
Mailman
C.)
Minneapolis <te St.
Louis
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
Light,
5
2-21
2-14
Missouri
3- 3
3-17
.
'
2-28
3-17
2-17
3-
4.30%
2-14
1
3-
1
3-
10c
1
2*
3-10
5
Manhattan
R.)
Molson's
2-14
Class
3* 1
2-14
Monarch
7
45C
3-10
2-17
Monarch
3-
1
2-19
Monarch
3-31
3-31
3-
3-31
3
2-
Montana-Dakota
4.50%
3
4.70%
3-15
(quar.)
;
2-17
2-17
Moore
3-
2-
1
5
Products,
3-1
2-5
3-
1
2-
5
$51 %c
3-
1
2-
5
Morgan
3-
1
2-5
4%%
3-
1
3-
1
"2-14
2-28
2-17
2-
4-4
North Shore Gas Co.
2-10
3-17
North
1
Lines
Morgan
$2.50
5
preferred
(Henry)
Sc
4-1
3-13
4- 1
3-15
4-
3-15
(J. P.)
Morgan
1
4- 1
3-20
3-31
3-
30c
3-3
$$1.50
4- 1
3-15
2-14
3-14
;
...1:
Oak Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Office Specialty Mfg.
2-28
30c
62 %c
15c
3-10
1
3- 1
3-10
3-14
Mount Diablo Co.
6c
2-28
30c
3-17
3-10
2-21
Motor Finance
3-15
2-21
Motor
$1.75
5-
1
4-23
Munsingwear, Inc.,
40c
$1
25c
30c
2-3
2-11
2-14
2-21
8-
1
7-23
3-1
2-28
3-10
3-15
3-15
11-
1
10-23
2-28
1-29
5V*%
preferred
(G. C.)
Murphy
Murray
Ohio
2-
3
Mutual
Income
4-
1
3-15
Mutual
Trust
$25c
4-15
3-14
3-14
2-28
17 Vic
3-10
3-
Marshall Field & Co., common (quar,),
4j.4%
preferred
(quar.)—
^
Marshall-Wells Co., common.-...
-6% preferred (quar.)
Massachusetts Indemnity & Life Insurao&e
Co. (quar.)
(quar.)*
50c
—;
Foundation—Beneficial
shrs.
14%c
from
securities
2-28
2-25
Nashua
3-10
2-28
10c
2-28
2-14
25c
3-17
2-28
25c
2-25
2-
+20c
2-28
2-10
3- 5
2-14
50c
3-28
3-14
Class
B
7
30c
3-10
2-28
3-31
3-18
6-30
6-18
$1.25
3- 1
2*15
35c
3-10
2-14
3
2-11
35c
3-10
2-20
$30c
4-15
1
Bellas
National
7%
12 %c
4-
1
3-14
2-27
2-20
35c
3-
50c
2-28
-2-15
$\06V4
3-31
_>15
,2-14
$3
$1.50
34-
7
3
1
2-24
3-20
Biscuit
National
3-15
3-
5
Co., common
(quar.)
;
4%%- preferred (quar.)
National Dairy Products Corp.
$1.18%
45c
(quar.)
60c
conv.
National
25c
$1.06%
Chemical
preferred
(Canada)—
^
$20c
$15c
(quar.)
Welding
Machine
Pood
$4.50
Ltd,
Corp.
5- 1
4-17
27%c
3-10
2-24
tl5c
$37V'aC
4« 1
3-15
3-14
2-28
50c
$1.12%
4- 1
3- 1
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Gypsum Co.,
preferred
common
(quar.)
—
«$uar.)
2-
7
1
2-
7
>14
~25c
•
3-
7
3-20
3-
6
>14
2-28
1
3-17
$$1.75
$1.14
3- 1
1-29
1
2-17
$20c
'
4-
3-
Chemical,
com.
Tail Power,
common
Owens-Illinois
Glass,
Oxford
$5
Paper
preferred
common
common
2-11
3- 1
>11
3- 1
2-
3-14
>10
2-14
$1.06%
3-
1
2-14
$1.06%
6-
1
5-16
3-11
2-27
10c
$1.12*
30c
3-10
2-21
$15c
4-15
3-31
$13%c
4-15
3-31
20c
4-
1
3-15
3-10
2-15
3- 1
2-15
3- 1
2-25
3- 5
3
2-17
3-
7
3-10
3-
3
4-15
4-
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Canadian Investment,
-
60C
2-14
3-
1
3-
1
2-15
3- 1
3- 1
2-14
2-14
(quar.)—
> 1
2-14
20c
4- 1
3-19
5%
Pacific Intermountaln Express
(subject to the approval of
SEC)
the
1
50o
*
$3c
Ltd.
15c
(quar.)——
i/
$0.3281%
1st convertible preferred (quar.)—$0.3281%
5%%
4-
2-15
2"
40c
(quar.)^
pacific Far East Line Inc., com.
Stock dividend
2-10
1
62*C
$1
(quar.)—,
(quar.)
Atlantic
3-
20c
Pacific Finance Corp.
Pacific
7
2-14
90c
Co.
Co.,
3- 1
7
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4%
preferred
Fibre Brush
Ox
2-11
$1.10
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
$3.60
2-11
3- 1
50c
(quar.)
dividend
2-
3- 1
$1.10
$20c
(quar.)
3-10
$1.05
conv.
40c
(quar.)
Pacific Northwest Pipeline—
$3.30 preferred (quar.)
—
Pacific Outdoor Advertising (stock div.)—
Package Machinery (quar.)
Lumber Co.
Palestine Economic
4- 1
>19
$2
3- 3
2-17
82*0
4%
3- 1
2-14
25c
$1
Corp
(stock dlv.)
(One sh. of San Jose Petroleum com.
for each 4 shares held)
3-
1
3-
1
1-15
2-19
3
2-28
1-
3- 7
>17
>15
2-28
Pancoastal Petroleum
25c
Products
National Grocers,
$1.50
„
2-7
2-7
3-1
3-1
Co,—
Quarterly
National
2-11
2-15
3- 3
3-15
1
3-
$1.12*
$1.02
$4.40 preferred (quar.)—*
Outboard Marine Corp. (quar.)
pacific
(quar.)
Electric
.
Corp.—
(quar.)
4%%. preferred (quar.)
ts
2-27
3-15
$1.06
Common
Drug
2-14
2-14
2-17
2-28
10c
50c
50c
45c
(quar.)
By-Products, Inc
National
3- 1
3- 1
3-10
50c
30c
12V'2c
—
(s-a)
National Distillers Chemical
3-15
3-10
3- 3
2-26
2-26
2-20
2-28
3- 7
2-11
2-11
2-28
2-28
2-14
$1.75
(quar,)*
National Cranberry Assn., common (s-a)
4%
preferred (s-a)
National Cylinder Gas, common (quar.)
4 Va %
preferred (quar.)
National
20fc
Hess
preferred
Common
$$1.25
2-14
3-10
3-14
3- 5
3- 5
3-10
3-14
4-15
25c
45c
45c
(quar.)
Aluminate
National
,
Otter
5c
profits
Corp.
(quar.)
Corp., class A (quar.)
National
4^
3-18
1-31
3-
$62*0
-
—
preferred 1951 series (quar.) —
4%% conv. preferred 1951 series (quar.) —
Oliver Tyrone Corp.
(quar.)
Omar, Inc., 4Va% pfd. A (quar.)
Onondaga Pottery (quar.)___
*
Ontario Jockey Club, Ltd., 6% pfd. A (quar.)
5 Va %
convertible preferred B (quar.)
Opellka Manufacturing Co.—
4%%
Cash
Nachman
3-10
3-
4- 1
2-25
(Kansas
City) —
2Vac from net investment income plus 2!/2C
3-10
25c
3- 1
7
$$1.12*
preferred
01in"Mathieson
2-21
2-13
1
$25c
•5% preference (quar.)—
Marmon-Herrington Co. (guar.)—
Marquette Cement. Mfg. (quar.)
26Vic
50c
(quar.)___
Mfg.
3-12
$50c
—
(quar.)
2-
35c
Ltd
2-10
1
—
Co.
3-21
1
4-
3-10
6%C
2-23
(quar.).
2-28
"3-
—
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)__
Okanagan Telephone, preferred (s-a)_
Oklahoma Mississippi River Products—
2-15
(quar.)
Morrison Knudsen Co.
Co.
Sugar
4.08%
Nichol,
Mountain Fuel Supply
2-14
3- 1
$$1
/
—
Ohio Power Co., 4'/a%
2-10
2-10
2-17
2-27
3- 1
2- 7
30c
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)—
Ohio Edison, 4.56t$ preferred (quar.)
Ohio Oil Co. (quar.)
3-14
4-
2-25
3- I
25c
O'oklep Copper Co., Ltd. (American shares)
41c per share less Union of South Africa
nonresident tax of 6.45%
——.——
2-14
2-14
2-21
3-21
$25c
(accum.)
,
Oahu
$22'/2C
$$1.19
$2.50
3-14
3-31
3-15
5%
2-15
(quar.)
4-25
75c
dividend
2-27
(quar.)
(reduced)--*
$40c
$680
Pharmacal
1
3-15
2-21
4- I
2-14
1
3-3
2-21
3-31
400
2-14
3-
3- 3
7.-11
3-20
3- 1
4-
7%c
3- 1
3- 1
2-27
$1.25
2-17
91
250
2-27
„
3- 1
91.12*
1
(quar.)
2-14
3- 3
91.31%
4-
(quar.)___
3-15
4- 2
440
payment
Co. (quar.)
Nova Scotia Light & Power Co., Ltd.—
4%
preferred
(quar.)
—
4%% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)_
2-10
2-19
common
$150
(quar.)
4- 1
25c
2-7
3- 1
22%c
preferred (quar*)
$1.25
371/20
Morningstar
7-21
$62M»c
$1
Quarterly cash
3- 1
—
2-17
50c
$1.12%
common
2-18
3-10
(quar.)
Telephone (quar.)
Ohio
Stock
2-28
2-28
3-15
*
2-25
35o
Northwestern States Portland Cement—
1
3-21
3-21
25c
*
-91
preferred (quar.)
4V'a%
5%%
Norwich
(quar.)
2-28
1st preferred (quar.)
—
Northwest Ban corporation (increased)——
Northwestern Public Service Co.—
2-14
$35c
(quar.)
2-28
>28
3-20
8- 1
5%%
2-14
3-15
$25c
(quar.)__
3-20
3-20
Northern Quebec Power Co., Ltd., common.*
3-20
Corp.
2-21
3-25
(quar.)
class A (quar.)_
Northern
2-28
Inc. t
Wheel
3
3-10
(111.)
Oil, Ltd.,
2-28
(Springfield,
(quar.)
Inc.
(reduced)
Corp.
2-17
93.50
2-24
1
4-
3-
4- 1
gtd. (s-a)
7%
3-17
3-17
3-11
3-31
2- 7
91.52
3-12
$35c
& Co.
as
3-10
3-31
45c
Common (quar.)
4.40% preferred
Common
(quar.)
(Formerly known
2-20
Northern Indiana Public Service Co.—
1
3-
(quar.)__
(quar.)
!
Co. Ltd., com.
preference
>28
3- 1
3-13
$3o
(195G series)
(quar.)
Northeastern Water Co., $2 pfd. (s-a)
$4 prior preferred (quar.)
Star
$1.17Va
common
8-14
'81
$2.50 preferred
2-14
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
Engineering Co.,
35c
34%c
3- 1
4-
1
Co.
5%; preferred
2-14
37%c
5-1
$25c
(quar.)*
Moore-McCormack
3-10
35c
_1
Co. (quar.).
Shirt Co. (quar.)—
3-10
3- 1
Pennsylvania RR. (quar.)——
North River Insurance (N. Y.) (quar.).—...
3-
preferred (quar.)
15c
<Sj
;
*
3-17
North
25c
A
Utilities, common
preferred
2-17
—
North Carolina RR. Co.,
Moore-Handley Hardware Co.—
5%
1
4- 1
35c
^
gains)
2-14
2-24
(quar.)_
preferred
capital
2-21
2-21
34c
$1.25
(quar.)—.Knitting Co., Ltd.,-pfd. (accum.)
Monsanto Chemical
3-
93%C
91.28*
2-28
25c
Tool
2-10
3- 1
27*0
(quar.)
common
3-12
3-12
2-17
—
Machine
2-10
preferred (quar. 7*
5Va% preferred (quar.)
3-1
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)_
Brewery,' Ltd., class
(quar.)
Life. Insurance
Co.
(s-a)
3- 1
6%
3-12
Rubber
Mass.)
4-10
2-14
%%
B
40c
s-a)
Maple Leaf Garckn* Ltd. (quar.),
Klaple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd.—
Quarterly
Mohawk
2-
$1.23
(inc.
Manning, MaxweH-& Moore (quar.>._
.
2-21
15c
priority shares (quar.)
Conv. priority shares
(quar.)
Maine Central RR., ,5% preferred
(P.
3-
3- 1
4-10
2-1
$1.07'%
(Robert) Co., Ltd.—
partic. class A. (accumulated)
Modern Containers, Ltd., class A (quar.)
3-10
3-10
90c
90c
4%C
$1
2-19
7
1
$45c
18c
(quar.)
Utilities, common
preferred
(quar.)
5%
7
3-
4-
(56c from investment income plus
from
96c
2-1
3-1
3-10
Common
Mitchell
2- 7
Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
$1.10
(quar.)
common
Missouri
7
3-1
40c
$1.25
dividend
preferred
3-
1
—
$1.15
(quar.)
3-»,
Stock
1
4-
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
1
$4.60 preferred
Service,
4-
$50c
35c
preferred
Public
3- 7
4-
$$1.25
30c
(quar.)
Co.
Power,
1
93 %c
(quar.)
Car
American
5 Va %
2-20
(quar.)
Ltd.
40c
common
(quar.)
Aluminum
Mines, Ltd.
5
3- 5
50c
$1
Ry.
Ontario Paper
preferred
4744%
1-27
4-21
40c
5c
Mining & Mfg.,
preferred (quar.)
Mississippi
10%
Conv.
Mftllory
1
5c
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.—
4-16
5-
5
2-
North American Investment—
3-
$1.75
(quar.)
com.
Co.
3-15
5-
5
8-
$1.12*
common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Newport-News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.
Quarterly
:
Niagara Share Corp. (Md.)—
(4c from net invest, inc. and 31c from
long-term capital gains)-*
v.
'
Nopco Chemical Co., $4 pfd. A (quar.)>_.*
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Corp.,
3-31
>
8-23
2-24
$1.12*
—
3a/
$1.21
2nd
Car Corp. (quar.)
Mahon
1
45c
MacGregor Sports Products (quar.).—.:
Macmillian Co., common (quar.)
:
MacMillan & Bloedel Ltd., chiss B (extra)
Mac
2-20
50c
3-
$1
(quar.)
Fixtures
2-28
(annual)
Morningstar-Paisley
—
&
3-14
3-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Newberry (J. J.) Co. (quar.)
Newfoundland Light Ac Power,
5%
preference (quar.)
4%%
2-19
11.Vic
Lynch Corp.
(quar.)
Lyon Metal Products (quar.).
M
2-28
(quar,)
(quar.)
Missouri Kansas Pipe Line Co., common
Class B
i
$1
(Walter M.) Co., Ltd., pfd.
Ludlow Mfg. & Sales (reduced)
Luminator-Harrison. Inc. (quar.)
Co.
3-14
2-24
350
3.75%
60c
Lowney
Lunkenheimer
1
7
$2
(quar.)
3- 3
4
2-11
3-11
v
$1
RR.
3-
2-26
Gas—
56%c
$51 V'aC
(mothnly)—
Power,
3-10
&
North
$37 y2c
preferred
7%
2nd preferred (quar.)„
Los Angeles Airways
(stock dividend)
Lower
4
New York State Electric
2-17
3-14
tlOC
pfd.
(quar.)....
2nd
3-
2-14
*
2-17
'teoc
—
common—.—
7%
1
2-
4- 1
$2
$2.50
common
2-28
4-
$10c
Corp.
Hotel,
Dock,
2-28
.'.5%
Mirro
50c
(quar.).
(quar.).
Lone Star Gas Co., common (quar.)
4.84%
preferred
(quar.)———
Lord
3-4
4-
(quar.)
Power
$1
(monthly)..
preferred (quar.)
8%
3-4
4-1
3- 7
1
3-10
2-28
5Q0
(quar.)
2-28
&
75c
Common
Locklieed
4-1
4-
$1.01*
*
400
3-14
Minnesota
10c
..
common
4-1
3- 7
150
preferred (s-a).
New York Shipbuilding Corp.
3-4
3-4
2- 7
2- 5
4- 1
'
York
4-1
1
3- 3
91
$5
95c
2-14
3-
60c
Common
7
3-19
3- 1
(quar.)
10c
Minnesota
65c
—
Local Finance Corp. (Rhode Island)—f.
Preferred
;
Pipe,
New
3- 5
2-20
3-31
—
*
Co.
Y., Chicago & St. Louis RR.
3-
3- 6
(reduced)
27 %c
$4
(Del.)—"
preferred (quar.).——
2nd preference (quar.)
Joint
N.
3-18
;
10c
(quar.)
1st
Lock
2-27
3-31
2-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
37%c
Rhoades
Minnesota
*
Groceterias Ltd.,
3-10
3-17
Extra
$1.25
B (quar.)—
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
York
3-28
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator
'
Class
Loblaiv
Jersey Zinc
New
Norfolk & Western Ry., common
Normetal Mining, Ltd. (quar.).
60c
__
class A
New
3-17
2-24
15c
capital */
guaranteed (quar.)
Cos.,
2-14
3-14
2-10
90c
I)itecraft Industries
Little Miami RR.—.
5
3-31
pfd.
35c
3-14
,
$1.31W
(quar.)*.
preferred (quar.)
LinkrBelt Co* ;(quar.)
3-
Jersey Power & Light, 4%
Brake
>28
95c
Noranda
2-15
15c
...
,-v
(quar.)
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Common - (increased quar.)*
5%
New
Air
3-17
3-15
3- 6
37*0
(lrreg.)
2-28
$1
Casualty Insurance of Tenn.
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (quar.)
Inc;
2-20
preferred
>10
4-1
-
17c
(s-a)
Warehouse
2-14
$1
Life &
Stores
3-15
Casualty
Storage
2-18
3-1°
40c
—
Lincoln
New
1
3-15
i3c
.
«non-votingt
4
$1.22%
25c
——_*
Engineering (quar.):
Libby«: McNeill: <fa Libby, common (quar.)
5 \ a %... preferred (quar.)
Llbbey-OwensrFord; Glass (quar..)—.
Life Insurance of Virginia (quar.)*
Corainon.."B"
New Amsterdam
3-
Bedford
>10
4--1*%
-
7*c
Newport Electric,
50c
*
~
2-12
3-25
3-15
4-
-
Sons
4Eli)rlTco7^~T~~~~
-2-28
/
3-
1
50c.
Lestern.
LU]y
2-14
3-13
4-
'
„*«
Gold Mines Ltd... (s-a)
Salt Co*
(quar.)**-
Leitch
3.4
25c
3-31
25c..
—
(quar.)—
Portland Cement (quar.)
Lehigh
Non-voting class B (initial)
Nestle-LeMur, new common (initial quar.),*
Nevada Natural Gas Pipe Line Co/—
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
25c
$1.50
(James)
3-14
•
3-10
17c
(initial)
2-14
1
2-28
2-28
> 1"
4-1
290
(quar.)_,
75c
35c
-
.
Lee &
Lees
Nek00sa-Edwards Paper, class A
30c
common.
Mineral
15c
Cacly Co; %quar.)_
Lee (H. D.) Company (quar.)—
'
3-1
4-
2-10
3-15
*
20c
;
20c
62 %c
(quar.)—
$2.50 preferred:-(quar.)
Leetronics, Jnc- (quar.)
(quar.)
Nelsner Bros., Inc.
7
1
>26
50c
400
25c
4-16
&
>14
3&0
Nehl Corp.
87%c
Mine Safety Appliances Co.—
4V'2% preferred (quar.)
1
4-
He
.
'
(quar.)
Extra
3-10
3- 1
common
25c
Miller
3-25
Z1
(quar.)
1
4-30
2-14
1
3-
$$1
-
1%
non-cumulatK'e preferred (irregular)*
Le/Tourneau (R. G.), Inc. (qu*ar.)„
common
3
4-
$25C
partic. class A (irreg.)
Participating class B (irregular)—
:
Leath & Co.,
>
$1.10
5-
3-
J25c
Lawson & Jones, Ltd..
-
2-7
>1
Cement
Lumber, Ltd.,
"
4.05
common
5-15
Vac
common
Ltd.
*
2-18
10c %
Shops,
*
3-14
2-25
(Pittsburgh)
40c
■
(quar.)
Water
(quar.)
Midland Oil Corp., $1 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Midwest Oil Corp.
,
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc. (quar.)___
.
>14
4-
50C
Middlesex
3-.1
12%c
1
Candy
2-15
300
Lane Bryant, Jnc. (quar.)__,
Lang & Company (Seattle, Wash.),
Co
2-15
1
$$1.75
—
ID Inc. (quar.)
:
Lahston Industries (stock dividend)—,:.
Secord.
1
3-15
40c
(M.
Blower
33-
2-28
Preferred'—-—'
,
Y.)—'
(quar.)_____
'
20c
Co.
Mickelberry's Food Products
$1.25
3-18
20c
50c '
.
(quar.)
4.90%
30c
—
*
Laura
3-14
.
10c
Michigan Seamless Tube Co.,
Common
<quar.)
'5% preferred (quar.)
Lake Superior &; IShpeming RR. Co—
Lake of the Woods Milling, Ltd.—
7% preferred (quar.)*,
Lau
2-28
1
3-1
*
$1.62Va
Michigan Gas & Electric Co.,
2-14
3-14
4- 1
(quar.)M
35c
•
Extra
Lake Superior District Power Co.—
Lahiston
3-12
4-
-
40c-
-
.
Meyer (HL H.) Packing Co.—
0V2% preferred (quar.)
1
Neaber
30c
3-
3- 1
3-31
25c
$1.06Ya
•
30c
(quar.)
4-15
1
3-10
Nazareth
2-28
30c
3-15
'
2-3
$1.11%
5-
$1.75
*______
3
96%c
1-30
2-14
40c
(Delaware)
(quar.)*
National Union Fire Insurance
97V-2C
V 4- 1
$1,50
,
(quar.),.
Co. * (quar.)
Co.
National Tea
$1.08%
3-14
3-
*
Kuhhnan
,
;
1
50c
(quar.)__r_—
.'
•
—
pfd. (quar.)
3-28
62 Vac
—ll„%,
Kroger Company Co., common
3-12
40c
50c
;
/
**:
(S.
3- 7
2-19
9-10
(quar.)
(quar.).
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4- 1
.
50c
•
(quar.)
Refractories
:
Mexico
Shops
dividend
3-14
£0c
--
preferred
2-14
Stock
6- 6
3-14
3-17
3-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.45%
1"
5-15
2-25
'*
Kresge
3-31
$60c
70c
-
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80%
3.85% preferred (quar.)
2-14
15c
„*
3-14
(increased)
& Thermit Corp., common
7%
preferred
(quar.)—
Metropolitan Brick. Inc
3 '
3-
2-24
3-31
.
3%
.
(quar.)*//~
(quar.)„
1
2-24
$1.25
Knox
Co.
2-26
7c
:**
Knudsen Creamery,.60c preferred
Koch ring
3-6
3-15
; 6-15
25c
(quar.t—
Knox Corp., class A
3-14
15c
(quar.)
Metal
3-20
5c
.
3-31
87%c
(Quarterly)
5c
;
—_—
*_*_*_
2-20
Shirt
25c
(N,
12- e
National Starch Products
15c
Corp.
9- 6
>2-59
3- 7
150
62*0
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1
Merl-itt-Chapman & Scott
4- 1
30C
40c
3-10
2-28
$1.18% '
Assurance
1
1
*
Keystone Portland Cement (quar.)
Kingsburg Cotton Oil, common
Fire
4-
3-
30c
National
National Standard Co.
-
.
,
4% preferred B (quar.)
Menasco Mfg. Co.___
Mengel Co. (quar.)
Mercantile Stores Co. Inc.
/
,.
1-31
2-14
."3-14
20c
(quar.)
3- 1
__
Kerr-Addison Gold.Mines, Ltd.
(quar.):.,.—
Kerr Income Fund (monthly)
Keir-MeGeO Oil industries, com. (quar.)——
4 * % • conv. preferred (quar.)
Commwv
Co.
&
2-25
10- 1
10%
National Screw & Mfg.
2-28
<quar.),___
Mclvilie Shoe Corp.-~. „/
4%% preferred A (quar.)
3-15
$1.18%
(quar.)-J
County Land
Co.
-7-2
BOO
15o
National Presto Industries
3-28
& Bobbins Inc.
3-14
1
3- 1
,
1
2-14
2-28
35c
32c
■
2-14
3- 1
-
3-14
'3-15.
&
B
4- 1
$90
Lead Co., 7%
preferred A (quar.)
National Malleable & Steel Castings (quar.).
National Oats Co. (quar.)
50c
(quar.)
(J.. Ray)
3- 1
Class
Holderr
Parable of Rec.,
$9o
$5e
$90
91.79
National
3-15
J40c
.*
Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.)
McNeiL Machine <fc Engineering Co.—
Common (quar.)
Class A 5% :conv. pfd_ (quar.jriU.;^
Mead Corp., common (quar.):
-k——
4%% preferred (quar.)
McKfisson
"
50c
( quar.)——_
-
2-14
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines,
2-28
„
3-28 _•
(initial)
common
2-14
1
49
$5o
(quar.)
62%c
McDermott
5-15
■
•
Kentucky Utilities,
1
3-
A
85c
5-15
6-1
"
(quar.)—
4!s% preferred tquar.)*
Keht-Moore Organization (quar.)——:
3-11
3-
5
50c
2-14
1
3- 1
20c
'common
3-31
McCrory Stores Corp., common (reduced)__
$3.50 convertible preferred
(quar.)
*'
"
Co.,
Class
93%o
McCormick Ac Co.
•
Kendall
3-
55o
5-15
t
'
40c
.
.
Kelly .Douglas & Co.—
3-15
20c
2-14
6- I
:
3-1::
$1.12% ,'
_**
Drug Co;
Kawneer Co. tquar.)*
'
$1.0814
„__*
preferred " «quar.)_*
preferred
.
Mills, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class A (quar.)——
Class A (quar.)
(quur.)__
MCCord Corp., common (quar.).
$2.50 preferred
(quar.)—....
2-14
*-
3-1
$1.0814
preferred (quar.)**
4.50%
4.50(1
2-81
93%c
2-14
1
"
fquar.r__*_.
2-14
40c
5-15
:
"
6-
$i
National Hosiery
2-21
3- 1
3- 8
Co. (quar.)___
McColl-Frontenac Oil Ltd.
'
3-1
*
$i
tquar.),
4.20%
Share
3-15
Maytag
95c ;
25c
(quar.)_
1
2-28':
$1.70
of Company
25c
50c
3-
3-
$1.1814
preferred (quar.
4%
Mafcson
Name
$10c
(quar.)
com.
When
Par
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
$$1.12%
Ltd.,
95c
$1.03 V«
•
-
4%
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
Mathews Conveyer (quar.)
Navigation (quar.)
;
Maule Industries (quar.)
May Department Stores, common (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (series 1947) (quar.)..
$3.75 preferred (series 1945) (quar.)
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
*_
(quar.)
.
1
Massey-Harrls-Ferguson
2-13 *
■
'
When
share
2-14
2-28
(quar.)
preferred
Par
Name of Company
2.20
*
__
Kansas City Power & Light, com.
1
593/sC
_
Kalamazoo Stove &; Furnace (liquidating)
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment Co.
3.80%
3-
22 Vze
*
preferred 'quar.)/
Holder«
Payable o/ Rec.
25c
_—
(my
•
~
3-M
2-14
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line, com.
4%
preferred
Paragon
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pictures Corp- (quar.)
Electric Co.
Paramount
stk.
(quar.)—
T4
45c
91
250
50C
4-
1
>15
3-28
2-18
3-14
2-26
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(926)
When
Par
Name
<
J
of Company
,
„
Park Chemical Co*—
5%
conv.
5%
conv.
5%
.
t
conv.
2/jc
2%c
2%c
.——
.
—
A.)
B
'
3- 1
2-15
Stetson
Stewart-Warner
50c
2-U
3-10.".
25c
5-15
4-25
32g*c
5-la
4-25
33c
5-15
30c
8%c
58 %c
57 %c
117c
250c
156'/»c
25c
3-17
3-15
3- 1
3- 1
2-25
4- 2
4- 2
3-10
5- 1
2-25
2- 3
15c
2-25
2- 3
35c
3-14
2-17
$1.25
—
Power—
25c
.
3- 1
4- 1
4- 1
2c
70c
(quar.)„
(quar.)_
Corp. (quar.)—
3-15.:,
2-15
3-13
3-5
Morgan)
(S.
8c
(quar.)_—
Co.
guap-on-Tools Corp. (quar.)—
—:
Socony Mobil Oil (quar.)
Benoco
Products
(quar.)-—
Bonotone Corp., common
(quar.)—.
V
$1.25 preferred (quar.)_—;
"
$1.56 preferred (quar.)———;————/'
Bouth Bend Lathe Works (quar.)
30c
50c.
25c
,
Carolina
Common
Electric,& Gas—
(increased)
'
-
7c "
31V4cH.
38%c
50c /
,
—,30c
4- 1
Stock
•,
—
,
f
4%%
preferred (quar.)—
————'/ 56.V4C / ;.
4.69'%" preferred A (qOar.)——57%'c'"-'
4.60% preferred (quar.)
* * 57%c
'
4- 1
5%
preferred (quar,)—.—62%C
Seuth'Texas Development, class
■(quar.')—"
3-20
■
v., $1-- "
3- 1
J50c
J 3-28
Southam Co.,
Ltd. ' (quar.)_—"—.———
Southern'California Edison Co.—
,3-20*-
/
1-21 •)
...
Texas Gulf
Southern Natural Das (quar.)
60e V
Southern. Company (Increased J————J—, ;
30o ' '
Bouthern Railway Co., common (quar.)--—c;70c
—
5-%
nen-cumulaUve
preferred (quar.)—
6%'nonrcumulatlve preferred" (quar.T——
5% non-cumulative preferred
(quar.)—._
Southern
Union Gas
4 y4%:
preferred
Co.,-common
25c, V.
,
i
25c
,
2-26-
3- C
"•
2rl4^» •
2-J4
-
3-14 ,.
3-14; >
5-15..;
,
8-15
9-15
28c'3-15
3- 1
$1.06%,'j..3-!5r3^1
■
.,
4%%
preferred
-
Soutliiern
Utah
(quar.)
.
$1.12%', "^3-15;3- 1 "
*
: 25c
'"S-. 'V 2-1-^
power-Co., •common*.—.—-
5%
preferred
(quar.)_L„—~
SeUtlxwest "GaS Corp.," common—————"
$1^53-l©:u
I5c
$1.26
convertible preferred <quar.)_i
Natural.Gas'Co.—
'
preferred -A (quar.)———_—_—1_
20c
t
,
';3«
.
2-28
.
■
2* 7
-
3-1
Southwestern
Electric "Service, com, (quar.)
Southwestern Life Insurance Co. (Dallas)—
Quarterly
Common"
3.70%
31c "
'
2- 7
' "
-
-
(quar.)—
37c
——
4.15%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)————
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
4*25%
4.40%
4.60%
(quar.)
preferred
4.40%
preferred.($25
($25
par) (quar.)
;
par) (quar.)
—
Southwestern States Telephone, com. (quar.)
$1.44 preferred (initial)
1
4-18
27%c
'
5-
5-
1
4-18
30c
3- 1
2-10
$0,296
3-
1
2-10
preferred (quar.)—
33c
Sparton Corp., 6% conv. pfd. (quar.)
$1.50
Spencer Chemical, common (quar.)l
—'
COc
4.20% preferred (quar.)__
$1.05
Spencer Kellogg & Sons (quar.)—.
20c
Sperry Rand Corp., common (quar.)—.
20c
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)_'—__
$1.12%
Sperti Products, 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
~
12%c
Spiegel, Inc., common (quar.)—
25c
3-
1
$4.50
convertible
3-
2-10
3-10
2-
2-27
3-
1
7
50c
4-
I
3t
25c
3-
5
2-21
94c
Accident
Ins.
(Detroit)
(quar.)
Brands Inc.,.com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.) ;
Standard Dredging^—
$1.60 convertible preferred
(quar.)
Standard Forging6
(quar.)_
3-20
3-
7
6
50c
3-
5
2-21
50c
3-15
2-14
Common
87Vac
_____
3-15
2-28
Common
40c
3-
1
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil
Co.
Co.
Standard Oil Co.
Standard
Oil
(Indiana)
of
.
(quar.)
(Ohio)
common
Radio,
Ltd.,
classified
as
common
Stanley Home Products
2-17
93%c
B
shares.
2-7
*
2-7
;
;
2-28
Pfaudler-Permutit
fi5c
4-10
3-20
Phelps Dodge Corp.
fjtatler Hotels Delaware Corp.—
,
_
(quar.)"_"_"__„"_l"_"'_J____i
'
3ri7;":
1..
3-17
'
.
.
2-25
2-10
2-17
.
*
-
30c
3-1
•
45c"
3-3
.
"
„
2-15
*
2-14'
$1
-
preference
'2-28 *
'
2-14
2-28
3-20
2-14
; /,
u
4-1
3-10
3-
1 V
.4-1
2-7
2-7
2-14
2-20
2-20
,"j45c
•*•
61c
"$30c
—
2-14
/,
Ltd.
2-28
;
2-24-
a
3- 1
.2-10
3-13-15 -*
>
2- 5
2-17
,
(quar.)_i_——1——1_
'*
'
"
25c
3-1
•
*
».I.-'.,
"7
"
.,*v.
2-15
.*
2-17
.
3-10
50c
/ V ;
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
'
—11
:
$1.06Vi '
—
111—HI—
,
1-*"
of Indiana,
3-1 ,'/ 2-10
'/ 4- 1 /
3-10
"/3^-L,2r 6
3-21
f3- 7
27c
5o
(quar.)—:;
', •1'
^(quar.)-————H-
Ltd.
•.
.
(quar.-)^---H-—-•
:
Hydraulics -&
$15cr
.*•
•
-
Machinery,
^
-50o- •: «* 3-14, •' 2-14
$35ot% ,'.2-25
.J.
Inc.—*
—.—
••
1-15
?• ;
•••; •••
; i;« ' • **
'15c-
..
;
;3-31;; 1 3- 3
■->>•»
.'. '3-31
'3-21
:
6%.;:convertible preferred _(i>.-a.)_:
—*
30c. > .3-31 ,v ■ 3-21"
Radio-.Corp. of America—<
:
$3.50—1st preferred; (qpar,)—
q,.«
8-7%Ci',;.C4<- 1 1 .3-10
Ralston Pirrtna-Co.: (quar.)——.1—1.—
25c
3-14.
< 2-21
RapidrAmerican Corp.—-"r
V. <
;
3-14
..
Formerly Rapid Electrotype .(quar*)uHaHp» 12J%c'> X 3-20 Z .3-10
Co.-*.-—^4—U*.s• 35c ;,:,.3^10:-.) 2-20
aifg;; Co.: (stock dividend.)/*.-——•-% 5%% -.
3- 5 // 2-20
Reading A Bates Offshore Drilling. Co.W.-./t
t, /iv./f/c;.;!"
Ratlv Packing
v
4-
$1
,
v *
i
2-28
3-15
*
l"
3-15
.
3-
1
3-
Reading
3
Republic m
Republic. Pictures Corp.,. $1 pfdi•;(quarr).—H< i
25c/ 4- i f >, 3-10
Reserve Oil & Gas. Co/ (stock.
^». t >-3%
H2-24 :> 2-v3<
Revere Copper; &: Brass (quar.).—11—1
50c
-3- 1 - /'2-10
Revere Racing Association (quar.)--—HI*..
15c4-15; . 4-^1
,
-
2-14
.
C
2-14
10c
;
3- l;
..
:
2-18
f.
3- 7
3- 7
3-15.
4-
-
1
.
Rheem Mfg. Co., 4%%
2-28, :
3-4
4%
25c
4-10'
3-11
2-28
2-10
30c
3-15
25c:
4-1
3-14
50c
3-10
2-20
35c
2-28
2-15
:
$1.06'/a
3-
1
2-15
*
$1.06%
3-
1
2-15
;
$1.14
3-
1
2-15
2-28
2-14
$20c
.'
■.
3-
1
2-14 '
15c
3-
1
2-14
Rice Ranch
2.-25
■
i
2-20;:
(s-a)—
Qil
Richardson Co;
conv..
:
1
"
Class
&
Robertson
Myers,
(H.
H.
Robinson Little
class
$1
;
4.10%
A
&
Co.)
Co.
!—1—
(quar.)
3-1
-
92 %c
3-
1
2-10
Rock of Ages
$1.02
3-
1
2-10
Rockland
$1.17%
3-
1
2-10
4.75%
$1.12%
3-
1
2-10
$1.15
3-
1
2-1*0
—
3-31
t25c):,
•
:
5%%
Corp.
(quar.)„
(quar.)___—
''
.
(quar.)_—"_1
preferred C (quar.)
1
Mfg.
(quar.);
1
Rockwell Spring & Axle (quar.)
Rohm & Haas Co., common (quar.)__
45c
4-
1
3-
20c
3-
1
2-1-5
20c
3-
1
2-15
4%%
50c
3-28
2-27
Class
50c
4-15
3-21
$1
3-
1
2-19
$1.50
3-
1
2-19
4%
preferred A (quar.)
Rolland Paper Ltd., class A
preferred
.
<
2-18
50c
<
3-10
3- 1
2-7
$1
3-
10c
3-17
3-
3
1-31
3-
1
$1.75
3-
1
3-10
3-1
2-15
2-14
B
Regis
5%%
,
—
'
7%c.....
,
4.30%
1
2-17
2-18
75c
3-10
2-21
25c
3-
2-15
50c
3-31
3-
3
25c
3-31
3-
3
3-
2-20 "
St.
Joseph
—
__
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation—
4
■
5%
5%
40c
,'
2-28
2-14
2-28
2-14
25c
4- 1
1-31
3-7
2-8
2-21
4- 1
2-21
$1.07%
4-1
2-21
25c
2-28
2-20
25c
3-10
2-21
$1
;—
(quar.)
5%
convertible preferred A
convertible preferred A
(quar.)
(quar.)•
•
'.
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25$1.25
convertible preferred A.(quar.1)_—!!—*
convertible preferred A (quar:)-:——
Ltd.,
(quar.)' -"
common—.—-;
5%%
preferred (quar.
preferred (quar.).,
5%%- preferred
-
30c
+15c
(initial)
——:
———-
r
.
134%c
--f 34-a»o-
—_—$35|{;c
3- 1
6- 2
9- 2
'
12-. 1
- 4-10
3-15
' 2-. 7
6-145- 8
3-15
6-16
9-16
12-15
4-17
-•
' tl5c
Common ;-
.".5%%
,
20c
3-1
(reduced)
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey,
i
_..
3- 1
4-1
(quar.)—
(quar.)
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
$1.50
Philadelphia it Reading Corp. (resumed)
——
-
Oo.—
;—
2-18
3'
St. Louis, San Francisco Ry—
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lead
2-14
3-10
7
3-
35c
$1.10
(quar.)
Safway Steel Products
3
common
preferred
1
4-1
•
t35fgc
Paper, common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred
Safeway Stores, common
4%
preferred (quar.)
2-21
3-10
1
2-15
3- 1
3- 1
4.44%
3-
(quar.)
2-7
tlOc
$6/20
St.
2-21
2-
3
«
$20c -3-1
—.
3-15
2-20 "
3- 3
3-
1
2-20
—-,-$$1,06%
2-19
50c
5
(quar.)
Ruppert (Jacob), 4%%
preferred" (quar.)_ "$1.12%
Aeronautical (quar.)
10c
25c
25c
4-14
3-
50c
(quar.)
Royalite Oil, Ltd. (quar.)
Rubbermaid, Inc. (quar.)
$1.12%
(quar.)
2-24
3-24
55c
Ryan
—
2-14
2-14
4- 1
4-23
1
.
(quar.)
'2-14
3- 3
3-10
$1.18
$1.44
2-14
2-14
2-14
.
—7—
preferred B
conv.
10c
25c
;
—
Light & Power—
3-15
3-1 \ / 2-15
$1*3-1"
$1.02%3- 1
$1.18%
"3-1
$r.02'/».
3-1
$1.23% *
3-1
—
(quar.)
Transit
\
r
(quar.)———
Rockwell
-
3-5
3-10
-■
—_
Rochester
7
2-28
3- 5
2-21
••
60c-.
f
——
2-10
(quar.)—
2-11
.2-11
-
3-15
SOcl
Ltd, common- $qua».)
(quar.)
2-
1
(Me.)—
-
16%c— 3-16
4.95% preferred K (quar.)
3-17
3-
7
70
<■
(quar./-lL—f'--
(quar.)
preferred H
$1.10
-
^
:——
common
4%%. preferred T
4.10% preferred J
2-28"
2-10
-/2-21
(quar.)
$1.50 participating preferred.-!—
net
3-15
^ 2-14
3- 5 '
P 2-28 *
l<r -*' 3-15
B; (increased )-,;
Robblns
payable
30c
; 2-14
5 ya-% preferred (quar.)
1»*1 * - - 4&%0 •"
3- 1^
Roadway Express, Inc.,.class A (quar.)i—«...1 17%c•3-15
net realized
i
(. 90c )
_
pfd.-(quarH-i-- W»12Vjt'
(reduced)
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp.—
4f,'o preferred F (quar.)
90c
J3-11
4-11
;/ 3-: 5'
—:—25e---./ 3-3 - -2-22
Richfield Oil (quae.)
Hi—U1H-- —' --75<rH/ 3-15* • 2-14Rieget Paper Corp. (quar.)
1
.111—-/I ' 30c // 3-10 >
2-24
Rleke: Metal Products t(quar,)„H—l_i—1 l v '20e*.3-31
;' 3-14
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co. (Texas)———
5rf ^ 3-17
4 2-17
Ritter Finance, class A (increased)< •/; 7c /'< 3-1
12-11
■
25c
90c
•''
2-20
—
xv,:z+^J,z:..'-T2%c) '3-
Cquar.).
'
30c
,
Co.
Reynolds (R.- J.) Tobacco, com.-(quar,)H_-L,'.
Class B (quar.V1
—- -
3-- 1
.
Drug
'7<
Reynolds Metqla Co.,^common_(quari).ll^-^i.:-'12,%cC*n 4-1
4%% preferred A.- (quan.»_—Hllilil-'--* -<*159%c v.*.
2-28
4—1;
t
Rexali
3-31
i-
3-15
35c.
v
I
4-15
30c
63c
.
30c
:
:
2-14-
■
4- 1
_■
3-14
3-14k
1
75c
1—1
"
1__
Common j (quar.)-*,/—i.
2— 5
3-14".
1
35c
common
(quar.)— -—:
Power, $2.44 pfd." (quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)———1
11
Oil Co;
Racine
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
3
2-28
.
Raytheon
•.25c.
31%c
Phila., Germantown & Noriistown RR.
Quarterly I
2-28
x
$1.25'•••• 3- 1
.
Electric
River,
Brothers,
t
2r26
Co
Electric,
of America
Co.
Quemont Mining;
;
*2-11.
3- 5
A-
,
Co.
Pheoll Manufacturing
3-10
15c.
,
Exploration
Philadelphia
*'
4-1
*;
' ;'
$1.73 '
*
-
State i OIL: Refining 1 (qua*.1) Hi-HH
50c
...
(quar.)
Perkins Machine & Gear Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Peter Paul,
Inc. (quar.)
3-10
3-15
3-15
."3-18
53Vic
V
(quar.)-
(quar.)
Power* Co.
2-26i
„
",U5c
preferred
8c
'
2-21"
25c '". 3-1
$1.20 " '3-1
Quaker
.
35c
(quar.)
Petroleum
*
2-28
_
3-12
40c
2% %
.
com." (quar.)
Quebec
20c
—
Perfect Circle Corp.
3-14
;
3-17
$125
.
Perfex
1
?
2-13
..
*3-5
**25c
,
'
___———
Chemical,
'
,35c
(quar.)
2-28
:3-10
1
$U
1957
4-
1
3-14
*
1
•>
,
..
(quar.)
1
and
from
J37%c
4-
4-
'•
.
;
.
1——/"""40c
Purity Btofes/Ltd., (quar.)-7—;_—l-__-___- */_*_10c
-
'
quar.)—j
undistributed
1957
Income
Petersburg & Hopewell Gas
50c
(quar.)
&
2-26--;
4-
$1*
—
3-31
1957.
1
Pure
:
:
2-14
(quar.)_
quarterly
1
4-1
,
(quar.)
1
Re¬
,
18c
4.32% preferred (qbar.)
—"
Public' Service Co. of North Carolina (initial) '
2- 7
1
,
(quar.)^-u__a— j
Trust,
4-15
Stanley Warner Corp." (quar.25c
Chemical
.
t
1—.
stock
4%%
2- 7
.
4-15
'
3- 1 7. ^-14
$1.05//'3- 1
2-14
com.
(quar.)''"'
,50c' / 3*-*l
/ 2-17
3J/a% preferred ,(quar.)
1
-1_*_—7.-7/ 871/-,® V *3-' l-y
'2-10
4.20% preferred (qua"rr)-_l_——
—.'*/$1.05,3- 1
2-10
4.16%: preferred (quar^)—
11.'/./ 26c
3-1
2-^10
I
:
General- Investment
voting (quar.)
non-voting (quar.)
Corp.,
3-21
3-1
12c*
(quar.)__
—111—:
K.) Inc. (Mass.) (quar.—
4V4%
1
;2- 7
3-10
State Fuel Supply Co.- (quar.)_____„
Reduced
,
,
3-
(quar.)__
In Nov.,
-
Coke
Public Service Co.
7
30c
(Increase
Welder
40c
(quar.)
common
Formerly class A and class
2-10
3-10
,
1
Pepper (Dr.) (see Dr. Pepper)
Pepsi-Cola Bottling (Long Island)
2-10
2-27
3-11
62%c
(quar.)
3-10
3-10
55c
Standard Paving & Materials, Ltd.
(quar.)__
Standard Pressed Steel
(increased)
Standard
2-10
35c
3%%
preferred A (quar.)
Standard Packaging Corp.—
$1.60 convertible preference
2-14
3-10
2-15
2-28,
,
.
3-15...
$20;
: ,25c.
31Vic
/
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light <fc Coke (quar.)
Peoples Telephone (Pa.) common
4%% preferred (quar.)
2-14
2-28
50c
70c
Kentucky (increased)
Jersey)
(New
Co.
2-28
25c
(quar.)
3-31
'
Co.
4.20%
•
7
2-
3-
(incr.). 1-V
—
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co.
2-19
25c
—
Extra
Standard Oil Co. of Calif,
interest
preferred B (quar.)
preferred C (quar.)
4.05% preferred D (quar.)
4.70% preferred E (quar.)
4.50% preferred F (quar.)
4.60% preferred G (quar.)
Pennsylvania Engineering Corp.
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar.)
2-14
Income)"
3-17
25c
,
—1_;
of
'!
,
3-1
22Vic
$1.37 Va
,
■
Co.—
or
net' investment
Public Service Co. of Colorado—
"
7
3-
;
—,25c
4.40%
3.70%
2-28
______
2-
2-
3-
.
5c
(quar.)
Inc., "class- 'A.
balance
(incr. quar.)
Providence Washington Insurance Ca (R. I.).
$2 convertible
preferred
(quar.)—"
2-. 7
3-1
$1,24
(quar.)—
1
1
3-1.,
.
;
$1.43%
preferred
cash
from
Prlnce Gardner Co.
2- 7
3-
$1.87972
,
'
3-1
.
$1.4$%,
-
2-13
1
3-
7
3-7
3-10
$1,35
(quar.)—. 15c
Oil
4—
.
$!.18%
gains on investments)—
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
2-13
4-
.
$1.37Mr
(quar.)
Mfg.
Investment
in
-
2-28
Standard
Stauffer
1 ' *
;.
3-15
2
1- 2
(quar.)l—l—$75c
"5- 1
',4- 4
Pritt & Lambert, Inc.
(quar.)ll_l-ll-li—;
T>75c /.*;•.4- 1"T ' 3-13
Prentice-Hall Inc., common
(increased)_UV■'
25c - '<3-3
2-18-
:
3-7
3-
&
Powell
3- 7-
4-
$1.25
Thrifty Drug Stores (quar.)
Tilo Roofing Co. (quar.)
Timely Clothes (quar.)-
(27c
3
3-15
Standard
$3.50
3-
*
1-
,
3-10
Price
Pennroad Corporation—
2-10
$1.12%3-15
preferred
(qiiar.)
Springfield Fire & Marine Ins. (quar.)
Staiey (A. E.) Mfg., common (quar.)
$3.75 preferred
(quar.)
3-15
3- 1
1
4-
$1.12%
(quar.)————
1
Stock.dividend (Payable in class A slis.)..
2-10
$1.32
(quar.)—
(quar.)
4.25% preferred (quar.)
4J565(r preferred, (quar.)
Toledo Scale Corp. (quar.)_.
Toronto Elevators Ltd. (quar.)
Tran&tates Petroleum( Inc., 6% pfd.
4-18
4-
;
$1.31%.
50c
35c.
Br
4V4%.
4-18
27V4C
—
com.
„
4-10
3-25
2-25
„
2-14
Potomac
:
;
—,—_—-—
Edison
"
""$$1.25'
l__—___—___
preferred
Potash
3- 7
Toledo
"
3- 7
$1.28
Timken Roller, Bearing Co
Tokheim Corp.
(quar.)
1
3- 7
3- 7
4-18*"
5-1
1
4".
4-18
5-
4-
4-1
,
'
4-
4-18
-
*
$1.12%;
—
(quar.)
1
$1.15 '
"
2-17
3-7
(quar.)
1
$1.10
2~ 3
11
35c
*
5-
5-1
3-10
5
Tllomjpson Industries (quar.)—
Tliomiwon Products Inc., com. (quar.)
}
.•
8Vic
1
"" V/
.
3-
(reducetl)x
Electric
8Vic
Ltd.—
.* 50c
3-1
Porter (H.
"• *lQc';i 3-10
Porto Rico :Telephone ; (quar.) —11111-1111-'""40c ,.3-28
t
~ ,5-
——_—
4.36%
!
2-14..
5- 1
3
3-7
97%c
$1.03*4 •* '
$1.06%;
—___—
2-
.
3- 7
t)2%c
—___—
—
preferred
1
3-
3
2-28
...
Natural Gas Pipe Llne-r-,-
Canadian'
Class
4- 1
4-10-
3-
(quar.):
Ltd.
.,.
;
1-31
3-15
.
4-'
B
Third
.
45c '
3-12
;
4-
common
Thatcher Glass
3-4
7
$1.25.
$1.27'/a.
4% .preferred
Tlirlftimart,
.
■
3.90%- preferred
.
3-15
7
3-
$1.22%
5% ; preferred* (quar.)—
3-26-
1
"
;—
Southwestern Public Service Co*—
4-
3-
1
(quar.)-,
Common- (quar.).
.
$1.56-'
1
4-
$1.16
(quar,)——-
Thomson
2-14
4-
$1.15
pf proprietary
Texas Illinois
1-31
7% preferred (quar.)_
——:
:
$1.75
4- 8
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Co: (quar.)—,
37Vic.;
3-14
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
.11-. *'.■
55c
..' 3-20 /
Pittsburgh Steel Co.—
'
"!
5% preferred A (quar.)
;
$1.25 ,
3-1
5% % prior preferred (quar.)
__l_l_" $1.37%
3-1/
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry. (quafSnill"""7"40c
3-17 '
Pittsburgh, Yovngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co."" " 1 Jtr' ,'
*
'
7% preferred Cquar.)
;
.1,1'
$l.^f "
3-3
Polaris Mining (irreg.)l
"
"
5c *
3-20
2-28
1
.
$1.06V*
"A
Thew Shovel
3-10
V
4-
(quar.)
-
4%."preferred
*
3-1
-
Elcctrotypers,
preferred
Common
20%
4% .preferred (quar*)Thorofare Markets, common
Southwest
$6
'
•"
...
(quar.)—
+
"4%%
preferred, (quar,)——1—""
$1.18%,'"r-':3-15." ' 3- 1
5%' preferred
(quar.)————J—:; $1.25
3-15':", 3- 1-r
15105%' preferred' fquar.)—————d—J.—. $l,26Vi.Tl, 3Vl5ii:' 3- 1
*
*•
3-13
42V2c '
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co.—
Poor
payable ■ to holders
of
the
Bobbins.
Mills, Inc.. common and preferred A
stocks, and to- holders of American
Woolen Co, cuxhinoix stock)
2-3--
4rl5
•-
2
27c
convertible, preferred (quar.).-—
(Both .of the above payments are also
2-14'^
3-1&
$5
3
4-
100%
-
$1.25
•
•"
3-
Land .Trust—-"
Textron,, inc.,
-
2-14
,
,"25c6-13
(quar.)—
*-
2-34
1
4-16
(quar.)
Producing
Certificates
2rl4- "
4-
$1.16%
Pacific Coal &
2* 5
$4.80
(quar.)
Pacific
4-
12Vic
(monthly)..
&
preferred
Pittsburgh
*
2-14
2-14
(quar.)_;
Texas
.
3-15
3-12
(quar.)
Texas
4-10
\
preferred
4V'4%
•
in¬
(quar.)
2- 5
2-10
$2.50
'
3- 1
——
7
$1.02%
com.
(quar.)
2- 5--
2-10
98%c
—
—
.
2-14
1
4.0Zc/<r
,
-
7
2-
2-28
preferred (quar;)——
preferred (quar.)—
5.40%
2-
1
5
3-
.
(quar.)
preferred
4.98%
\
a
.
Transmission,
4.2ic/<r
preferred; (quar.)—25V2C
2-28
preferred (quar.)_;
————_—i,
26Vfcc
2-28*.
4.88%
preferred" (quar;)-—;
-r
30^0— 2-28Bcutliern Calif. Water, common (quar.>_'_„
22%c
3- 1
4% preferred (quar.) _—25c '
3- J
4preferred (quar.)
———————26{Jc-'
3-1,
5.44% preferred ; (quar.)_——34c* *.,3- 1
Inc., (from
Transmission,
preferred (quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred .(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred .(initial)
3-14
'
2-28
50c
shares
Texas Fund, Inc; (from. Investment income)
Texas ;Gas Transmissloxv common (quar.)--
3-20
1
—______
5.76%
3-20—
•
3-
3-
*15c
quar.)
Ltd., Amcr.
6.76%
-
4- 1
4- 1,.
4- 1
—
3-
.
Eastern
5.85"%
2-10
$1.23%
(quar.)
Piper Aircraft (quar;)_
''
Pitney-Bowes, Iuc., common (quar.)__-_____
; Stock dividend
7
3-31
15c
5% ~preferred
4.75%
1
Pioneer Natural Gas
7
f50c
Texas
•"
2-
50c
Company-(N. Y.)• (quar.)
4.50%
2-10
3-
Quarterly from net investment income.—
2-10
2-
.
15c?
-
1
pioneer Fund. Inc. -'(Boston)*——
*
2-14'
1
50c
;
2-10
3-
$1.25
:—
(Quarterly
3-14
3-1
50c
_
*
2-14
-
5c
(quar.)
Texas
■
3-20
,
—
Fund,
dividend
.
'*
3-14
1
(quar.)
'
62Vic
-Cquar.)—;
$1
Pine Street Fund, Inc.—
•' *
$4
2-14-
4
3-15
8c
preferred
4.25%
preferred
4.50%? preferred
4.60%- preferred
4.64% preferred
4.65%
preferred
4.90%
preferred,
5%
preferred,
5.10%
preferred
5.12%
preferred,
9*25-%'; preferred
Co.
of Rec.
3-
91V'4C
Preferred
(quar.)___—
pillsbury Mills, Inc., common
2-28
$1
.
income).
Gas
Glass
Engravers
Holder*
12y2c
.
41%c
:% •
-
•'
2-13
100%
4.10%
5.50%
-
(Increased
Concessions,
Electronics
Tennessee
<-
3-28/3-4
2-28,
2-14;
\
(quar.)
Paper (quar.)
vestment
2-21
pfd.
dividend
Television
jr/ 'V *■ • ■'
\,/;
—
1
1,"
Ordinary stock units (stock dividend)
Taylor & Fenn, 4.32%- conv. pfd. (quar.)
•
~
3-10 »
2-20
3-10 *
1-31
3-10- .-.2-21
3-28
3r 4
3-28 7,
3- 4
r
(quar.)
2nd pfd.-(quar.)
Mining Co. (reduced)---,.
Inc.
Share
-
(quar.)
Semi-annual
3-
,
conv.
Stock
-
(quar.)
com.
Piedmont Natural Gas, common
3-31-
43%c
35c
,
(quar.)
Tanganyika
<■
Phoenix
Photo
2-28.
1
3-10
3-10
j
' / '■
—
3-14
3-
26c
2- 4
(Edson B.) Fund—
Beneficial interest
16c
33c
281/«o-
2- 7
1-24
"... 2-28
30c
3-10
1'
2-14
30c
(quar.)____»
Tamblyn (G.), Ltd., common
4% preferred (quar.)
.
,2-21
2-14
3-15.
,
75c
55c
45c
:
;
3-15
$12%c
—
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Skelly Oil'Co.' (quar;)
Smith
*
2-28
2-28
2-14
2-21
'
2-28
3-12
,
————70c
Ltd.
ginger
South
3-1
•
2-14
8
125c
(quar.):—
Swift & Co. (quar.)
Symington-Gould Corp. (quar.)
Syracuse Supply Co, (quar.)
Syracuse Transit Corp. (quar.)
,
2-14
2- 7
2- 7
2-13
2-13
1
3-
3-
Tampax.
62%c
115c
"
$15c
(quar.)
"
Propane Gas, 5.20%
Sutherland
-
2-10
3-10
3-10
pfd.
(quar.)
65c
5%%
2-M
3- 1
3-
"
2-18
3-11
50c
50c
preferred
When
Payable
.Per
.
-
Monthly
Sunshine Biscuits
2-17
1
1
(quar.)
Sunshine
2-15
2-28
3-
4-
2-28
Co.
3
56c
2-28
;
.
3-
10c
Oil
'
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)
Philliphie Long Distance Telephone (quar.)
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar,):
2-25-
3-15
Sunray Mid-Continental Oil, coth. (quar.)—
4%% pfd. A series 1955 (quay.).
;
.
3-11
4%
Sun
-
3-15
1
35c
dividend
Surburban
-
Monday, February 24, 1958
.
,
preferred (qu^ir.)
$3.95 preferred (quar.)
„
8%
Corp.
12-15
25c
,
.
(quar.)
Corp.
Stock
;
61c
20c
20c
quar.)
Co.
B.) Co.,
4-
'
25c
(quar^l.
(ouar.)
Stonega Coke & Coal
,
2-28
2-28
2-28
3- 3
(John
Stouffcr
1-15
2-28
3- 1
3-15
,
/
,,
2-20
2-20-
3- 1;;
$1
25c
15c
20c
Steel .Strapping, common (quar.)—
5preferred (quar.)
.
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., class A (quar.)—
Class B (quar.)———:——;
Simon (William) Brewery (resumed)——
Smith
;
(quar.)
Textiles—
preferred
Stuart
4-10
15c
*30c
(D. A.) Oil, Ltd. (quar.)
Stix, Baer & Fuller Co., common
7%
preferred (quar.)
2-2a
.
(quar.)
Stuart
.
,*
Ltd.
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Drug, Inc. (quar.)
3- 3
%■;
Sign ode
Oil
12-81
3- 1
4- 1
(quar.)
$2,44 preferred A (quar.)
Signal Oil &: Gas Co., class A (incr.
Class B (increased quarterly)
Sinclair
$1.25
4% %
145c
Bimonds Saw & Steel Co.
(quar.)
.
$4.95
5c
of America (quar.);
Shopping Bag Pood Stores (quar.)——
gieglcr Corp. '(quar.)-
Simpsons,
9-15
Sterji
Shpnango Valley Water Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Co.
9-30
2-1.)
Shoo Ct>sp.
(Simmons
$1.25
2-17
Sherwin-WUllains Co.,
Sierra. Paclflc
$5
3~ 1
(quar.)-
Clas's
Shcfler
6-14
3- 1
—
Mfg.
(W.
6-30
30c
Canada Ltd.—-
class A
Pen,
eheaffor
$1.25
Sterchi Bros. Stores
(quar.)——__——
Of
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Bros.,
Stern
Name of Company.
.
Philadelphia Subd^Sfi Watfe'r;
$3.65 preferred Y'tfuar.j
|
3-15
2-1o
2-28
3-10
(guar.),.—.——
,
5%
Stedman
mt*-
Payable of Rec.
3-31
*62%c
(quar.)-*.—
4.G0%
(quar.)
Shawinigan Water <fe Power Co., com. (quar.)
4% preferred A (quar.)
!—4%% preferred B (quar.)__
—
Shepard-NHes Crane & Hoist (quar.)
Common
5%
Corp.—
Holdert
When
Share
*
.
,
$1.25
3- 1
3-14
4- 1
preferred
preferred
Shenvin-Williams CO.
b%
-
.
(quar.)
3- 1
——
Ltd., 5# pfd. (quar.)—
Peninsular Telephone, common (quar.)
$1 preferred' (quar.)
,
$1.30 preferred (quar,)—.
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
:
penn
Controls (quar.)
4.08%
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
31/*c
Pembina Pipe Line,
Perm Fruit Co., common
5%
3-14
6-13
0*18
12-15
2-21
;
——
4- 1
7- 1
10*1'
1-2-59
2/2c
60o
$1.25
*35c
10c
Pearl Brewing Co
r.'n
,
Stccher-Traung Lithograph
Sheraton
Extra
Par
Name of Company
.
'
(quar.)J
—Parkcrsburg-Aetna Corp., $5 pfd. (qaur.)—
Paton Mfg.; 7% preferred (quar.)
Peabody Coal Co., common—
5% prior preferred (quar.)-
Park
HolderI
Payable of Rec.
Share
,
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.) ___
preferred (quar.).
conv.
5%
,
.
-
,
..
-
3-_l
-.
6-31-
5-31
-
2-8
5- B
5- 9
Number 5719
187
Volume
.
.
jm
When
Water Works, common
San Jose
4.% %
preferred
4%%
preferred
4.70%
preferred
.convertible
m5c
„
$1.30.
preferred
Universal
2-
Universal
2-
3-
3
2-
29% c
3-
3
2-
29%c
3-3
2-
7
3-3
2-
2-14
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-
v
.
2-28
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Steel
"
Seaboard
„■
27 tic
1..
3-10
50c
5-
.
3-
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Waters
X
2-17
17 %c
3-
1
2-14
3- 1
2-20
2-20
■
1
2-13
4-
1
3-15
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1
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>
$1.25
"$1.25
Sffjsinking fund preferred- (quar.itrf'I^SiRnoltAarrl'
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" ^>r
Seaboard/Firjj' &-'Marine Insurance •Co'.-HSZ-*t,;"-45<*'*
(quar.)___—/> 25c
3-20
4-10
.
3-20
4-10
$1.25
U_:
3-20
3-14
3-
3-
2-10
1
3
3-10
1
4-15
7
customer
8-
1
7-17
50c
3-
1
2-13
20c
3-10
2-28
4%.
4-
37 %o
—
:—_——__
■
amounted
3-
40c
—an
3-
2-17
7
5
(s-a)
1
.
$2.50-
)
35c
common_>,.,^.r
1
3-
3
4-
1
3-
3
stated
3-31
2-26
$1.25
3- 4
2-14
3-
$31 %c
3-
3-26
"
pfd.
Seminole Oil &. Gas Co., 5',i
5?c''
This
with
3
5preferred
5-
9
5-
"
•
9
■±75c-
i--'
(accum.)——
8-
8
11-
1
cleared by
•*
6ejrick Corp., class A (quar.j_^__„—
<'
CiflrS B (quaiv>;———
23c
.
Quarterly
2-28
5-
15C
4-16
1
15C
8-
1
20c
3-
1
7-17
25f.
Assn.
.(quar.
'*
8-25
'
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208
S.' Chemical; Corp;, common J—
rquar.^—
—
Uarco. Inc.
'quar.)—
r——,—r_.—
Class
,
Dines».Inc.
2-14
3-10
2-24
1
3-31
3-
Westeel
y
2-14
2-18
2-28
4-1
74-15
3-143 -14
3-
3f
2-
3-
1
1
2-10
3-
1
3-
>3-;. l;::t
5
3-17
3-
3-
7
3-17
40c
3"
2-10..
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2-14
3-
1
2-20
3-
1
2-20
$0,156
3-
1
,3-28^
U>■■
Biscuk Co. of America—
United
Common
United Board &: Carton
United
""/ix'A1 v-
$1.12%
4-15
4-
25c
3-10
2-27
2-28
1-31
2-28
1-31
:■-,110c:
(quar,tCr-:>d->
v>35c
4
United
Elastic.. Corp;.
United
Eleetriff Coal
United
Fruit; Co.
United
Bund
(quar>r.-—-1--r_dd__
.
mcnt
40c
3-10
2-24
75c
.—
4-15
3-14
7c
2-28
—
Inc.—
Science: Fund
United
inc.
&;
from net
(5c
invest-
from .securities .profits i
2c
i V
United Gas
Improvement,
4>a % preferred (quar.)—__—:
2-28
4-
1
4-
1
—
...
2-
2
3-20
Cliiss
S.
U.
U.
.
.L——
S
B
A
20c
.'--1.
preference
(N. J.), com.
Pipe & Foundry
;
Playing Card
U.
S.
62
pref. series A (quar./;-—
Rubbta
8«v;
Co..
(quar. >
common
Iron Co.
3-
7
4>
3-
2-21
2-21
3-7
ment
6-13
$2
(quar.)——
30c
Wurlitzer
3-
3-15
1
1
4-
75c
3-14
3-13
2-24
3-13
.
2-24
6-13
Yale
5-26
3-10
2- 7
3-
Towne
&
Yard-Man;
Yellow
6%
412'i
preferred A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Uiuted
Whelan
Corp.—
Common
Common
quar.)
Common
convertible
$3.50
2-28
'6c
&
Coke
..
:
—
L_
5-31
5-15
tPayable
8-30
8-15
11-29
11-15
87%c
5-
1
4-15
87 %c
8-
1
7-15
convertible
(quar.;_
(quar.)_
S3.50
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
87 %c
$3.50
convertible
preferred
(quar.
87 %c
.
*
1
10-15
2-1-59
1-15
11-
Railway
2-10
2-14
Net
4-
3-10
—V.
1
Net
■
expenses
oper.
resident
^
"
1
1
Previous
2-14
3-10
2-21
4-
1
3-21
Profit
4-
1
3-21
$552,222
175,556
oper.
Federal
75c
3-24
3-17
4®c
4-
$1-12 >
$1.10
$1.20
50c
30c
"5c
Rome Cable
date
xLess
Jamaica
incotfle
tax.
a
tfoire
s-.are
Ibr
„
a
1957—12 Mos.—1956
$2,385,282 $26,762,161 $27,130,292
1,548,054
17,921,3 <1 17,512,477
$827,228
382,186 "
$8,840,79)
2,981,OdJ
$9,617.815
! 3,J63,294
Corp. -Reports Lower Earnings—
Net
2-15
Earned
3-31
3-21
—V.
3-10
$474,000
taxes—
income
profit
2-
3-1
taxes
246.000
Fed.
before
1957—9 Mo v—1956
1957—3 Mos.—1956
PerioJ Ended Dec. 31—
2-18
$228,000
—
$1,114,000
579,000 "
$1,928,007 ' $3,594,000
997,000
1,878,800
$931,000
$1,716,000
557,802
556,008
$1.66
$535,000
556,008
$0.96
$3.08
2-14
3
outstanding
Shares
per
186,
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
3-20
3-14
3-10
3-10
—V.
p.
3-20
3^10
$0.40
1
4-11
8-
1
4-
of
25-Cent Stores, Inc.—Sales Off$1,294,797
—
186,
p.
1957"
1958
January—
$1,400,270
2759.
2-21
5-
Rose's 5, 10 &
Month
557,802
—
share
733.
Sales
7-11
Rutland Ry.—Earnings—
1
3-17
2-28
2-11
Railway oper.
2-28
2-14
Railway
3-31
1957—12 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
$404,733
$419,258
359,581
338,045
$5,113,653
4,393,262
$5,201,892
4,238,499
$81,213
53,694
$720,391
266,657
$963,393
422,318
3-14
3-
1
2-
1
4-30
2-15
Period End. Dec. 31—
Net
4-15
3-
1
3-15
2-28
2-28
expenses
from rail¬
$45,152
21,448
operations
income
oper.
187, p. 331.
2-28
3-15
3-15
revenue
rv.
revenue
oper.
way
Net
—V.
1
2-19
3-1
2-15
3-
8
4-
1
3-
3-
1
2-28
2-14
3-
1
2-14
3- 7
2- 4
3-
7
3-
1
1957—12 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
$130,943
$166,204
170,564
169,909
$2,067,322
1,872,799
$2,198,240
2,118.227
*$3,705
41,300
$194,523
168,651
330,025
2-17
62 %c
Sacramento Northern Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Dec. 31—
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses
2-15
2-10
$$1.37%
Net revenue from rail¬
♦
ry.
*$39,621
62,957
operationsdeficit
way
Net
oper.
Deficit.—V.
187, p. 331.
Safeway Stores Inc.—January
2-20
3-
—V.
Sales Up—
1958
1957
$161,501,816 $153,096,455
-
-
186,
p.
2759.
3-20
25c
4-
3-
2-14
3-10
2-24
37%c
i5c
37%c
37/ac
$1.25
15c
*
_
$80,013
'
Four Weeks Ended Jan. 25—
Sales
4-1
3-13
3-10
2-24
4-30
4-10
7-31
7-10
3-15
2-14
3-11
St. Louis-San Francisco
Period End. Dec. 31—
Railway oper. revenue
Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
1957—Month—1956
$
$
9,263,853
8,535,775
1957■
-12 Mos.—1956
$
$
9,838,756 120,010,699 125,717,700
7,634,775 97,935,006 98,719,114
3- 3
for this dividend.
date
a
3-10
1
was Incorrect.
The
and/or record date is indicated here.
published
.
$1.^5
2-14
1
Railway
oper.
expenses
Net revenue from rail¬
way
728,078
685,246
operations
Net ry. oper. income
—V. 187, p. 331.
Period End. Dec. 31—
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses
2,203,981
1,132,585
2,075,693
11,265,372
26,998,586
14,201,043
Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
1957—12 Mos.—1956
$303,757
229,364
$286,523
266,313
$4,026,895
3,029,439
$3,892,795
2,657,246
$74,303
45,346
$20,210
21,540
$997,456
$1,235,549
668,147
>
Net revenue from rail¬
Less British income tax.
y
,
.
or
$1.0d
and
3-10
4-
nonresidents tax.
deductible at the source. Non¬
a
$8,047,000,
1957—Month—1956
operations-,
Income—
187, p. 86.
3-
10c
Canadian funds, tax
tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
was
$8,093,000
from rail¬
revenue
ry.
3-
less 15% Canadian
in
.
$2,065,245
1,513,023
way
40c
—
;_
1957
with
2-10
3-10
$1-50
»0c
—-—
-
Savannah & Atlanta
tPayable in U. S- funds,
preferred
preferred
Railway oper, revenue—
3-14
15c
:
20c
$1.06%
7ec
15c
18%c
35c
25c
25c
$1.06/4
25c
8c
8c
42y2c
(quar.)
•Transfer books not closed
2-15
•
2624.
—
(quar.)
6c
ri"_
(quar.)
(quar.)
$3.50
6c
Ziegler Coal
p.
3
1
.
I—
3-12
compared
stock,
18G,
.
for
income
net
3-
1
$1.31V4
> 40c
%3
conv.
6c
(increased
fqrar.)
2-20
3-31
1956.—-V.
3-
-
pfd. (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
6%
$74,610,000,
common
3-
25c
(quar.)
Inc.
Cab Co.,
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
..
-
Common
1
30c
$1.12%
.
—-—
—
oi
announced on Feb. 13 that Its consolidate sales for
compared with $72,711,000 in 19i.G.
,
company
totaled
Consolidated
3-15
25c
(quar.)-—
7
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—Earnings
—
Mfg.
Feb.
on
7
2-14
1>
$1.26
Arlington, Va.—Files With SEC—
2-
——
(quar,)
$5,452,421
$1167
$1.36
;
•
,
4-11
(name changed to RubSee dividend announce¬
Wyandotte Chemicals
$1.82
Remington Arms Co., Inc.—Sales Show Gain—
4-1
(reduced)——
Co.
679.
corporation
This
1957
95c
—
$5,945,997
purposes
(3,266,819 shs.)
filed a letter of notification with the
non-cumulative non-con .ertioie pre¬
shares of common stock (par $10)
to be offered
in units of 20 shares of preferred and one share of
common, at $10 per share,-or $210 per unit. No undervv.id.ig ii In¬
volved—V. 186, p. 1307.
30c
50c
...
30c
(quar.)
corporate
1,157,739
stock,
com.
1-31
40c
United Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
United-Utilities..Inc.
3
3iy»c
(monthly)—'—-
Wrigley (Wm.), Jr.
Monthly
2-28
4-
$2
"-
3-
7%%
(quar.)
Co.
other
on
$6,610,160 *
2-17
2-17
under new name*
1
7-
%c
(quar.»—______—
S_ Steel Corp., common
Inc.).
.bermaid,
1
W.)
(F.
Woolworth
Wooster Rubber Co.
3-14
50c
—
1
''
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Co.
Governor
Woodward
(quar.)—
1st preferred
preferred
8%. 1st
3-
2-21
'•
50c
pfd. (quar.)
$6,091,144
519,016
$7,257,616
1,311,619
share of common stock
Period End. Dec. 31—
!
'
'
Woodward
7
50c
>
1
t30c
preferred (qflar.)—
3-11
$1*
Printing & Lithograph Co., com. (irreg.)
5%.
5%
3-11
7
5Va%
(G. H.) & Co., Ltd.,
Woodall Industries, common
3-14
3-
30c
."
S.-
3-
$1.20
——.—
7
22 %c
1-
(quar.) —
Co.—
1
50c
(qui
—
(quar.;
Oil
Wiser
4-
4-
62 %C
.
—
3-20
25c
V
-
13,214
covering 4,000 shares of 6%
ferred stock
(par $101
and 200
2-21
Co.—
Light
&
Power
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.i
4.80%
preferred (quar.)_
Wisconsin National Life Insurance (s-a)—
Wisconsin Public Service, com. (quar.):
4.40%
4-
Corp.—
(quar.)
A
,
$1.75
.
3-10
4%
—
4%%
10c
U.
U.
7
2-14
1
3-31
10c
iquar. )_'„_
(quar.)—-:-—-
412%" preferred is-a)
S.
2-
(incr.)—
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.j
preferred
3.60%
50c
—
Machinery
—----
Wisconsin Electric Power Co., com.
Wood
(quar. 'L.-——
Co.;. common
preferred
U. S. Lines
U.
2r 7
5
3-
T 60c
.
(quar.)—
Hoffman
~y.'c.
S.
5
3-
$1-12%
.
(quar.)—
Storage
Gypsum
7v-
U.
3-
"
-50c
-
.
(quar.)
SL Foil Co> class
U' S
:
preferred
Cold
S.
Class
U
(quar.)__J
> 50c
i,
>
Corp.,
Borax & Chemical Corp.-
4 V2 %
U:
B
& Bolt
1
3-20
4-10
$2.50
>
.
1
4-
;
Screw
Monthly
Wisconsin
3-
$1
—
Canal (quar.U—_
United New^rsey RR. &
United
3-13
20c
iquar.)
2-21
-
com. (quar.—_—j.
preferred (quar.)——,—,
preferred (quar.)
;—
Wlllett
(Consider H.), Inc. (quar.)
Williams Bros., Co. (quar.)-—
Williams & Co., Inc. (quar.)—
Wilson & Co., common (quar.)
;
Common (quar.)
$4.25 preferred (quar.)—-—
Wilson-Jones Co.
——
'Winn-Dixie Stores (monthly),.
and
R-B Corp.,
3-17
3-15
.•:«.■
——
$4.25
6%
quarter--
(quar.)
Corp,
.Wieboldt Stores,
2-10
2-28
15c
L_—-'l-'-"—
Unifdd Life & Accident Insurance
Wickes
2-28
50c
of America—
Insurance Co.
Increased
3-28""
32 %c
——
Co.-_.-U——
United Illuminating
2-14
&
$1.06'A
(quar.)__
common
United Industrial Corp
United
2-20
v.3-10
50c
♦
•
(quar.)_
Cos.
(quar.)_-
(8-a>—
Whitehall Cement Mfg. (quar.)—
White Villa Grocers
6%
"
v«
Co., common
(quar.).^———
preferred (quar.)
j—
(S. S.) Dental Manufacturing (quar.)
White
'
187, p.
12 %c
"5'/♦%■
2-11
(quar.,»——
IAd.j class B
Corps.
3-28
(quar;)———-——
Motor
White
3-14
3-
.40e
-
(quar,)^.——.
4.50%" preferred
;'/
■
•r
•
,—£Vt
quar.)
i
"
■
$7,244,402
—
(net)-,
paid per
1956
SEC
2-10
25c
$25c
>
••3-i'O^- 2-20
75c
(qu€fr^f>2--i—
United.Artis.t-s Corp- (quar
—V.
,
,
Ubited Aircraft Corp.
3
3-14
•
*2-14
1
20c
Hydrocarbon Co. (quar.)——,—
$12%c
Weston (George) Ltd., class A (quar,)-——.
$12 %c
Class B (quar.)
$$1.12%
4%%
preferred
(quar,—-—-—
$$1.50
6% preferred (quar,)___j:———
v
25c
Weyerhaeuser Timber iquar.)—:
——50c
AVhitaker Paper Co. (quar.)-,-J—,———- -
7
3-17
3-27
1.
60c
—
:
share of com. stock
per
The
$1.25
(quar.)—
_—
Westpan
30c
20c
:
2-25
3-
common
Inc.
Westmoreland.
2-14
1-31
4-
Brake (quar.)---—.
Westinghouse Electric, comrfoif-'Tquar.)—2
3.80% preferred series B (quar.)
2-10
3-
deductions
Earns,
2-21
1
3-14
3-
50c
depositary)
Westinghou.se Air
7
3-10
8c
•
•
7
50c
(quar.)—.—.—
4% preferred
(quar.)———
—
Western Auto Supply, com.
(quar.)—
4.80%- preferred (quar.)—
Western Canada Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)
Western Stockholders Investment Trust, Ltd.
(Less British, tax and. expenses of
2-14
1
25c
;
«
$26,983,317 $25,212,731
19,738.915 19,121,587
—
taxes
Balonce available for dividends
7
2-
quar.)
(reduced)^-—
Ltd.
Lines,
Air
2-
1
3-
(quar.—-——_——
Products,
1
3-
Inc.——
(Initial)—:—>—
sugar
5
ana
operating revenues
income
(net)—
Dividends
2-
2-25-
35c
Water
Indies
4-
mr*
expenses
construction
(quar.)
*
(quar.)—17—
$1.44 conv. pfd.
West
Western
20c
"
Uhion..;Ta^~-Car>Cq;..(qufM?H~^rii^--rT^r:-Air
3-1
5Qc
:—-
—
1
Net
Other
.,
.
3-12
..
of Louisiana
B (quar.)
Stock Yards (Omaha >, - Ltd,, < quar.)—
United
4r,l.
5.%
>d_
(quar.)—
A
3-
$1.12
preferred (quar.).——
West Coast Telephone—
2-10
$1.25
^
Class
Union
2-17
(quar.)
common
$5
•
_——-
(quar..)———
Oil & Gas Coip.
3-12
(quar.)
Co.
preferred ■••(quan)——
Products; common
4.80%
.
2-10
3
>; 90c
>*356
Carbide Corp: (quari>^_^__:-r->l---->
Union Gas System (Kansas.' com. (quar.)—
'
3
3-
li:5c
.
Union
Union
3-14
40c
West Chemical
3-14
$5c-»,
.2-.
:
2-21 ;■
•3-
65c
Acceptance Corp.^ Ltd>, xommpiL-—r
60c iibn-cum. partic,, 2nd p2(T.* (quai->-^—-:
2-28
3-25
..
>■;.c ■ 25e£
Udylite: Corp.-
2-28
3-15
$1.50
Union
(quar.)
4-15
$1.12%
Power (increased
Waukesha Motor Co. <quar.)_—;
i.
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift Co.—•
2-28'
3-14
10c
preferred
5£v.. preferred
t35c
$4,50 preferred
3-14
~'
3-10
.".(qimr^X^J-^--^
U.)B.
Union Metal Ml'g.
Stock dividend
3-7
—
Co.,
D.)
Washington
$-10
series., 1957,/qpa'rJL-62^ct.
Street
2-14
1
1957
Ended Dec. 31—
Months
Operating
31 %C
(quar.)..:
Swasey
Washburn Wire
5
(s-4):"50<r
quar,)_—35c
Sdittlv La Salle
i
3-
Tung-6ol Elect,ric. common (
yi, 'convertible, pfd.
5
4-
;
;
•
.
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—Earnings Higher—
12
62 %C
.
-
Operating revenues-.
3-10
$20c
62 %c
(quar.)
Co.—
1958.
2- 7
Income
Washington Mutual Investors Fund,
...
$2.80 preferred-;A
(quar.tl—_—L *
70c
True Temper Corp. (quar.* "30c
Trimkline Cfas .Co., $5 pfd. A <quar.)___:—
$1.25
-Tronz,'-. Inc.;
&
(S.
2-24
>3-11>
•
t
Cq«iWfcommont;<quar..)40c
Truax-Tracr
Warner
11-14
i
Pharmaceutical
(quar.)
preferred
Warren
8-15
11-25
(accumulative.$r,507
'.$6.^referred
$4.50
7
25c
.
"'■■35 c
City Seventh Unit, Inc.—;
Tudor
5-15
;.25c
:
Underwriters
2-
5-20
,
..Quarterly
Truck
2-25
25C
Common
1-31
2-28
4,
proceeds
'
40c
A
or
3-14
Production—
(Walt) Production)
Warner-Lambert
i
3-1U
3-15
25c
■
V
2-25
■
—
—
3-15
"32c
(quari)-—Triangle Conduit" & Cable ("quar,»
Trinity Universal Insurance (initial quar.)
(Hartloro )
iiisuraucC
Travelers
.3-15
25c
.
on
50c
(H) Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.-—
Walt Disney
shares of cumulative preferred stock
from the sale will be added to the general funds of
the company and will be used
for its general corporate purposes,
including payment of a portion of the cost of its current construction
pfogram.—V. 187, p. 67SK
.
,
.
3-
Walgreen Co. (quar.)
—
Ward Industries Corp., $1.25 pfd.
2-25
March
The
(See Disney
"end of this year.
13 filed an amended registration statement
Exchange Commission in connection with its
about
3-19
X'.,With "above payments all arrears will be
-
and
of 250,000
sale
2-28
50c
——
Feb.
on
Securities
2-28
2-19
common
>
•
'
3- 3
new
*
3-31
10c
on
* >
-v
3-15
Inc. (Detroit)—
Initial
"
'<
68%c
2-28
8
9- 1
12-
-75c
'
•
,
25c
3-15
Walker
'*
•
company
the
proposed
Wagner
3-15
6-1;
'6-vl
$1
.->
i.accum.)
preferred
12 %C
(quar.)—
,,h •> preferred Vaccum,) —
i:
4-
'
j»
„
i2y2c
WJR, The Goodwill Station,
3-15
-
4
*
Electric (quar.)
Waite Amulet Mines, Ltd.™;.—.'
———
Walker & Co., $2.50 class A <quar.)_—
3-10
4-"1
..
■> >
earnings per share of common stock were $1.58
Earnings per share for both periods are
the basis of 5,910,135 shares.—-V. 187, p. 778., _.
.•
.
,
1957
Public Service Electric & Gas Co.—Offer March 4—
2-14
1
3-14
3%
the
year
on
3-21
3-15
'
..
-> 4'i)'.v
the
For
3-21
3-31
aftd
property
compared with $1.54 for 1956.
35c
—
Total
additions.
$53,361,000—an Increase of $3,312,900 or 6.4%.
Net
year 1957 was $10,054,300, and for the year 1956 was
to
income for
87 %c
(quar.)*_«_„_^—
preferred
3 Vj %
4-
$2.50
general
increase
$9,521,300.
—
other
operating revenue for the year 1957 amounted to $68,639,800
of $4,883,400 or 7.7% over 1956.
Total operating costs
Total
3-28
3-15
tl2%c-
and
services
plant at Dec. 31,. 1957 amounted to $328,524,000.
In January, the directors authorized additional construction projects
amounting to $3,893,600, including $3,496,800 lor transmission and
distribution facilities and $363,600 for customer extensions and services.
3-10
4-1
,55v
preferred
(quar.)~——->
*31V4C
ScibeHing Rubber, common «quar,)-____^_-.>»">_;15c
prior r preferred (quar.)————> ;"$1.13
'5*v> "preferred iquar.)f_>___;_>——— " •'$135
2-
5-
preferred (quar.):
...—,—
Virginian Railway/ Common (quar.)™
6% preferred (quar.)
'6% preferred (quar.)___
—
Vogt Mfg. Corp.
(quar.)__
:——
Vulcan Mold & Iron Co. (quar.)
-
.'2-20
2-28:
Surety. Co. (N. V.) (increased65c
Securities Acceptance. Corp. (.Omaha)
com-. ,^-lOc.. ;4-l
Seaboard
3
5%%
.
Seaboard Oil Co..
1
3-
■".Virginia Dare,"Ltd.; 5% pfd. (quar.)»,_—
"Virginia Dare Stores (stock dividend),^—
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph—
Common
(quar.)
—
—
4*10
V
'
:4-10
Co.—Earnings Show Gain—,
additions to property and plant for the year 1957 amounted
$31,800,000, consisting of $5,200,000 for generating facilities, $21,000,000 for transmission and distribution facilities, and $5,600,000 for
to
j
Viking Pump Co. ,( quar. )„
—
''Virginia Coal & Iron (quar.)u._______—
3-20
4-.10
25c:
$1:18%
3-
(quar.)J_—
&
(s-a)
Victor Chemical Works,
,
2-12
1
3-
:
$1.37%
preferred
5%
"
3-
$3i%c
75c
65c
r
(quar.).;
Co.
Common
,
4-18
30c
$25c;
.
(Continued from page 10)
Potomac Electric Power
Vicksburg Shreveport & Pacific Ry.—
4-18
>
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Rogers
dividend-
Stock
1
preferred (quar.4-'- \'91%c
(quar.y..._'_,
3
Viceroy Mfg. Ltd., class A (quar.)_—___—
Vick Chemical Co. (quar.)
.
2-14
5-. 1
"—.•*■■• .-St.'v
(quar.)_
A
A
Van
7-17
• o
5-12
preferred
A
Preferred
'?•"
4-17
;
-
3-10
(quar.)___,•; <;•/, 85c
55 ^preferred "fit (quar.*
;
1,
8-
,?
12 %c
1
Mjo preferred (quar.K'._—i——
■•$5
3-
.
37 %c
Service—
Butane
Horh
Preferred
-
3-31
5-
27 %c
-
Finance; Ck).-,- common*xquar.)—
2-14
22 %c
com. (quar.).—
preference (quar.—
prior
$5.50
2-7
4-15-
"-Stock
-
1
Vanadiun^-Alloys Steel (quar.)__
Van
Van
Scythes & Co.t Ltd., common (quar.)—5%
preferred (quar
4
3-
Valley Mold & Iron Corp.,
3-17
2-24
30Or.-.
37 %c
to.iUir.)-__i-"ij:l--XL^^i;i__--_t.<
Co.
3-21
4-
40c
Gross
2-20
*
I
4-
Marion
2-20
2-28
-
32%c
"(quar.)
ScQvill Mfg., 3.65%
2-14
Pictures Co.—
4*4%
2-20
2-28
10c
ia%c.-.
(quar.
(quar.).
(quar.> —___—;
Seripto.riiKJ.,'class A (quar.A-i---^^.^6 co tt-Pa per, common (quar.);-—
$4' prcferre<l
1
7
2-28
34 %c
..y
*
preferred 4.
S3.4U preferred
2-13
3-
$1.06%
preferred (quar.)
Universal Winding Co.—
90c conv. preferred (quar.)™.—.—
Utah Southern: Oil
(quar.)„____
:
5% Mpreferred A
;
2-28
25c
(quar.)__-_——
Corp." • (qtiaF.)»^;'_l
ii-
3-
Scbvvitzer Ccrrp."'"
§'.2%
General Corporalien ami
Investment News
Payable oj Bee.
65c
Universal Insurance Co.
51
Holderi
When
Share
^'.>>>
(quar.)—
3
8%* preferred- «.quar.
.
Oil
Consolidated
3- 3
Say re & Fisher Co. (increased q«ar;fe3__^_i:
Sobering Corp.; common .(quar.)
i_^xsL
v
8-
11-15
15c
C
preferred
-
60C
(quar.)
4.70%
preferred D (quar..t_.
5%%
preferred E
fquar.t^_^_____.
Savage. Arms-■•Corp:: (quar.)
,u~.
i
j.h
Savage Thdsutrles," Inc.. (Arizona); - common
-
8-15•
eif Company'>>«:>
NtCme
;
Universal
1
29^c'
29iic
<quar.)—
(quar.'_„
5-
"
15c
(quar.j—_
B
of Ree.
5-15
15C
Suj? Antonio Transit Co., vtc. conunon
Voting xrusi certificates <iainmOh______—
Voting Crust. certificates c<*mn©n__::
Par
fioldert
Payable
0/{ftmptfaWUX?:
Ifame
(927)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
corrected payment
operations
income—
—V. 187, p. 331.
way
Net ry.
oper.
627.152
*
52
(928)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle'\ Monday, February 2A,
•
Sheffield
Scandinavian Airlines System, Inc.—Chinlund Chm.—
office
Chinlund,
P.
Edwin
of this corporation.
1958 Board Chairman
as
Louis
has assumed
The Chairmanship
New York corporation executive,
a
of the
the
in
airline
1946.
President "of
Sheffield
The
-
this
corporation,
and
Vice-President of
Corp., has announced that a new ghel'lield plant was
at. Clayton, Victoria (outside Melbourne) on Feb. 7, 1958 by
dedicated
yearlv among the Danish, Norwegian and Swedish members
board, a'consortium of the three Scandinavian countries- formed
rotated
is
Southern Pacifte
Corp.—Australian Plant Dedicated—
Polk,
Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Dec. 31—
of Australia,
Corp.
185,
Pty. Lid,—V,
$■
Railway
Railway
1680.
p.
ooer.
associated with R. H. Macy & Co., Inc., repreAs Chairman he succeeded the Norwegian
Berent Priele,
representative,
Shoe Corp. of America—Current
the board.
on
also
York corporation executive.
New
a
East Asiatic Co.,
Wedell
Mr.
Sales
Wedell, President
international Importing and exporting
Denmark.
feller
and
group.—V.
187,
Clark Fund Inc.
&
Universal Marion
below.—V.
Corp.
185,
$
v
in
claims
U$k
14,234,989
revenue--
oper.
Railway
'. 10,728,278
bonds
and
Feb.
on
bonds
of
V.
186,
$
ry\
—V.
3,978,902
3,780,377
40,307,590
2,021,204
1,376,027
21,342,965
—V.
187, p. 577.
the
Room 205,
Wash."
•"
the
corporation
Skookum
A.
three
the
for
Co.—Financing—Earnings—
President,
Appleby,
"Volume
Lake
in
1977).
Jan.
Feb.
on
months
part:
said in
17
ended
Dec.
31,
amounted
1957
premium
CONSOLIDATED
instalment
Federal
charges
other
Mobil
Oil
"
PRESENT
EFFECT TO
Inc.
FINANCING
—v.
preferred
Cash
dividends
on
common
Earnings per
186,
To
—
of
which
stocks-—
—
The
and
Feb.
Webster
&
Puerto
Cabello.
the
at
the
located
Construction
terminus
of
in
company
Feb.
on
of Mexico,
G.
at
El
refinery
Palito,
scheduled
is
from
p.
said
p.
in
that
eight
about
miles
cf class B
A
Offering—A
El
Barinas
to
by
begin early
Root
it
crude
186,
oil
2374.
p.
expenses
had
It
to
1957—Month—1956
$
Co.—Earnings—
1957—12 Months—1956
$
cortisones
other
and
1958—Month—1957
—
taxes
7,132.085
stock
common
to
for
of
any
the
apply
priority:
to
event
the
the
the
stock
steroid
at
actual
firm
no.
shares
as
the
proceeds
outlined
received
-
by
The
U.
187, p. 577.
corporation
office
of
will
.
invest
short-term
.
.
$
$-
$
and
108,196,984
97,928.373
73,606,484
66,547,804
12,757,427
11.879,244
operating taxes.-
410,438
4,972,044
4,899,557
operating
income
1,746,946
1,138,571
16,861,029
14.601,768
charges——.
1,486,766
869,926
13,021,786
11,893,769
after
taxes—
paper*
—V.
will
represent
instruments,
practitioners,
etc.,
dentists.
and
GIVING
-stoex/(par'-$1
flock
(nar
the
be
to
are
redemption
prices
redeemable
ranging
for
-
-
hereby,
to
the
■
by
proceeds, will "be
r
'
f.:
TO
prior
to
Jan.
105%
from
to
par,
;
'
,
*
EARNINGS—Foe
had total
the
oi
revenues
is"
the
the
Hamilton
this
Manufacturing
of
and
Co.,
a
213.
p.
1957
—$5,912,103
$5,503,472
initial processing capacity of 400,000
an
will
year
be
erected
interests,
information
estate,
and
purchases
:.
fiscal
it
Paolo,
Sao
at
said
was
Brazil,
Feb.
on
by
11.
de Cafe Soltivel.
Brasilcira
through
its
coffee.—V.
production
own
in
the
779.
187, p.
mortgages*
1,
i960,
plus
at
Outstanding
50,000 shs
d,000shs!
'
were
previously
carried
production
new
and production
under contract
out
Co.
existing
known
be
to
Research
patents,
Jersey Production
as
Laboratories
and
Research Co.,
in
Tulsa.
located
now
related
agreements
production research, production engineering, geologi¬
research,
recovery
engineering,
geochemical
recovery
geophysical
research,
technical
and
processes
geophysical
information.—V.
187,
drilling
engineering,
87.
p.
re¬
Thomas
in
the
debentures
will
be
Hallowell.
that
President,
that
company's
while
1957
Feb. 20 told financial analysts
best year lor sales and earn¬
on
the
was
54-year-history.
final figures i'or
1957
not
are
estimated that net sales for the year topped $60,000,000,
record, und that not earnings reached a new peak of about
$4,800,000.
In
1956, the company's previous record year, SPS had
net sales of $51,647,420 and net
earnings of S4,177.806.
He
less
used
told
the
than
"New
a
analysts'that
year
business
quietly
SPS's
year-end backlog was only 10%
inquiries are very high," he said.
encouraging level and we are
"Current
ago.
is
optimistic
in
coming
about
at
an
operations
our
Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd.
Years
production
and
sale
Sept. 30,
income
net
1957,
of
reduced
31,
from
of
Ended
Dec.
31—
in
1958."—V.
(& Subs.)'
...
Net
.
■
profit, after
Ingot
value
(par
1957, the
$12.50
par
1,500.600
$6.25)
and
the
same
time
2,650,000
*
1,500,003 "
fl36.878 shs.
the
stock
split
authorized"
shares
debentures of 1966 and the
new
of
the
may
.6%
be
_
in
steel
were
as
increased
debentures.
Johnston,
Eastman
.
Lemon
&
Dillon,
Securities
:
-
.
&
Co.
$575,000
Union
,
.
-
<
'
:
Co.—
285,000
Horner
&
John
W.
Clarke
JVinlit"-
—V.
187,
p.
Co.
497.
•,
Co
Co...
.
50.000
50,000
Co.,
50,000
Stirling
K
&
J.
2,367,134
„
Iron Mines, Ltd.—Slows
its
'
.
I
.
.
..
Down
is stretching out a development program
annual
Develop¬
^
...
......
from
the
capacity
'
that is slated
economic
producers in
to- 5,500,000
decline
in-the
the United States
United
States.
It
noted
that
operating below 60%' of rated
are
" "
•
,
company shinned
2,348.538 tons
tons in 1956.—V. 186, p. 324.
of
1957,
ill
ore
3.317.073
•*
'
;
*
.'
/
down
from
'•
\
,
-
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund, Inc#—New Directors—
.
-
The .stockholders
board
Jr.,
members
President
The
new
on
who
of
Feb.
did
directors,
who
elected- three
18
not
Fund,
the
stand
for
will
serve -
directors
new,
re-electicn,
announced.
for
Harry
to
H.
replace
Hagey,
,
t
.
one-year,
are:
Arthur
C.
Nielsen. Jr. President oi A. C. Nielsen: Co., Chicago market research
firm:
Richard F.
F.
Nichols, New York. Executive Vice-President;' of
50,000
Coe
&
Boyce
Rice &
Teachers
50,000
College
Stein
Inc.
40.000
Insurance
Retirement
Roe
the Fund.
&
'
40,000
ruling which
ineligible to
funds,
and
former
Mr.
Annuity
Association
Fund;
investment
and
America,
of
M.-, Tittle,
John
counseling
firm
directors
makes
serve-,
Hagey
u
retired
officers
as
because
or.
"officers
of
directors
or
a
of
directors
said. They are Edward
director of Sears, Roebuck1
and of the
partner In
which
"
...Two
40.000
and
Equities
Farnham.
»
40,000
Brewer & Becker
& Co., " Inc
P.'Wood Co.
Inc.
•
50,000
$50,000
Bros.
Rouse.
*
&
Irving
60,000
&
Cn.
&
Mackall
Stein
ion
Chace, Whiteside
Winslow, Inc.
Ferris
*•
•,
Jones, Kreeger & Hewitt
Auchincloss, Parker &
Scott,
■
tons)
(net
1323.
capacity.
from
underwriters of the debentures, acting sev* through' their
representative, Johnston. Lemon & Co., agreed
purchase u maximum oi' $1,500,000 principal amount debentures,
follows-:
$5.25
16,257,967
22,535,032
2,178.215
—
convertible' subordinated
era lly
t|o
22,693,712
$4.90
19,666,768
17,124.761
eompany
The
outstanding
conversion
21,158,112
'-—I-
-
Program—
expand
stems
was
was
snares
'
stock
.
through
date
—
tons from the current
3,500,000 tons, the company announced on Feb, 12.
,
y
;Temporary layoff of about 150 men in- NLirch-is planned by the
company which new has 931 regular employes,, plus about 400 others
that have been working on four improvement projects in the area.
The
company stated that the slow-down in its expansion schedule
250,000
•
1.000,000 shs.
two-for-one
a
The
-
842,197
-
value of the then outstanding shares
to. 56.25,
At
1968
ox
1.000,000".
common
842,197
-
185, p.
ment
$556,935
1,250,000
2.650,000
taxes
Steep Rock
Outstanding
to.
1959-
$
272,886,911
—1_
depletion___
and
production
—V.
<
1966___
1956
1957
FINANCING
Authorized
...
15,
taxes—1
share
per
Depreciation
In¬
average
87.
p.
274,849,711
Earnings
cpmpanv
187,
-Earnings Lower
.
Sales
$343,461.
$1,023,115
due Sept.
effected.
manner
to
the
available.
yet
Hallowell
new
a
UNDERWRITERS—'The
1
equip¬
FINANCING
which
Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr.
accrued
average
subord.. debs,
stock
-"On Dec.
The
t
note
convertible
this
of
bv
*
and
5 r'c.
ratei
'"Common
-
govern-
made
(New Jersey)—Forms New Affiliate
Standard Pressed Steel Co.—1957 Best Year—
II.
in
the
the
ended
year
$9,712,899
-interest;rate. 5%=,
Short-term
bank
notes,/
terest
and/or
on
in
—
re¬
purchase
balance
Co.
Carter
ten sections:
*
'
following
and
the
of
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
;■
Purchase : money
-
,
of
control
1958
a
affiliate,
over
All
Income
-
v
6'>
..
reacquired
"
in-
10,000 shs.
head
former
had
owned by Brazilian interests and 40',? by Standard
be capitalized at $2,000,000. Standard Brands will
Oil
Carter
new
research,
capital.
engaged
serial bk.
ir
sale
Including,
working
subordinated debentures of
l.GOo.OoO .shs.-
811
to
6%
PRESENT
60?<
into
gases,
5%
-Authorized
,
to oil
exploration and production will be assigned to the new company.
Activity at the 20-acre Tulsa laboratories site is currently divided
including oxygen, acetylene, hydrogen, nitrogen ancl
argon.
The company also produces and markets liquid oxygen, and
sells and exports welding equipment and devices, medical equipment,
and related supplies.'
"
•
•
•
,
.....
,
: ,
cor¬
.
EFFECT
added
BUSINESS—Company" is
compressed
sold
Teal
on
from
purposes,
are
build
primarily
and
he
operated by Companhia
activities,
take
Okla.
.
proceeds
corporate
proceeds
shares
involve
that
Instant Chase & Sanborn
The
The
purchase of
a
new
liquid tonnage oxygen, nitrogen and argon plant for the company's
Greensboro, N. C. facility; to remodel plant and Install new equipment
at
Greensboro: to purchase new liquid oxygen, nitrogen and trans¬
portation equipment, and to retire bank loans.
The
balance
of
the
take
•
general
of
buv,
will
of
Stating
pbr unit
commercial
unpaid
S.
ings
PROCEEDS—Net
ioans,
mortgage
of
Brazilian
technical
cal
debentures
The
.
notes,
for clientele,-leases on
The principal investments
which
paper
machines;
186, p.
In
will be
supply
will
187, p. 679.
time
deal
plant will be
research
872,997
income
optional
..
buildings
securities..
A
etc.
.
This company on Feb. 20 announced formation of a
research affiliate to direct its geological, geophysical
1957—12 Months—1956
interest.
Street.
The principal executive, and administrative offices
in the State of Alabama are located at 250S Ava
Ala.
„
...
plant with
beans
Standard Oil
Co.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
6,206.967
j
in
coffee
corporation and
also
estimated
it
of
this
Brands, Inc. It will
paper
B
proceeds
capital,
498,
73,155,004
8,628,973
of
The offer¬
atove,.
industrialist
York
announced
_______
bags
Oxygen Co.—Debentures Offered—Johnston,
Lemon & Co., as manager of an underwriting syndicate,
on Feb. 19 offered $1,500,000 of 6% convertible subordi¬
nated debentures, due Jan. 1, 1968, at 100% and accrued
i
^
V
CFss
Inc.,
Co.,
net
working
January—
p.
An instant coffee
The debentures may be converted on or before maturity or
redemption, into common shares of the company at the basic conversion
of $10 per share.
$55
offered
oi
amount
of
187,
80,170,400
9,880,534
products.
commitment
sufficient" number
a
objectives
'
CAPITALIZATION
Class
for
&
Southern
corporation
medical
and
furnishing stores.—v., 183,
85,188,176
1,495,900
391,922
buy
(par $1) in units of 10 shares of
receive the entire
In
accomplish
commercial
ment,
loans
debenture.
$500
.
95,211,561
net
pay
Corporation
mental
each
$1,000
rate of
at
& Co., revealed his immediate plans are to reduce
indebtedness and cost of financing.
and its subsidiary Ludwig Baumann,.
operate a chain of
7,721,067
6,245,766
$3,795,526,121 $3,705,752,224
share of class B
one
above.
types
lease
stock1 for
1983,
1,
of
the
Winter
firm
search
to
1958—12 Mos.—1957
$246,907,731
now
8,365,591
Net
.
.
bank
\
President
7,332,202
Other
was
organized for the purpose of acquiring - com¬
mortgages and related investments,
and to offer
a
financial service to selected individuals.
lated
Jan.
convertible
by C. T. Williams
Philadelphia, Pa. The
Co.,
■
8,327,280
charges
expenses..—
185.
Drive, Gadsden,
The
due
.
with
denominations
immediately
common
&
.
Standard Brands, Inc.—Brazil Plant Proposed—
<t*
revenues..-,—
product was diosgenin, which is ob¬
Diosgenin is employed.in the manufacture
make
13
income
was
subsidiary
a
New
Feb.
home
research,
arranged
become
Kalm,
on
operating
after
--increased ,to
The
Bioren
Co.
46,189,026
Wilmington-99, Del.
mercial
value
amount'in
be
>
-
•
notification
■.
51,733,000
;
the
of
convertible debentures
will
retire
4,036,914
BUSINESS—Corporation was organized in Delaware on June 6, 1957.
Its principal office in Delaware is located at 100
West
10th
Marie
letter
i2oe.
p.
M.
Month
—V.
interest.
poration may, not
©f
;*-?
,
a
Spiegel, Inc. (& Subs.)—January Sales Higher—
pipeline,
Operating
and Productos .Esteroides,
would
Principal Underwriter has made
indicated
Corp., Baltimore,
de
Operating
328.
and
and
intent ion
94,257,268
88,838,471
underwritten
be
to
filed
principal
par
4,326,027
Federal
proceeds, will be used to make, loans, purchase
commercial paper, mortgages, governmental
bonds, ancl to buv or, lease
real estate for customers, with the
remaining amount to be used lor
working capital.
fully
$2.50
Kahn,
The
this
Mobil
Socony
Palito
November.—V.
last
$
secon¬
basic
root.
used
PROCEEDS—The
to
of
debentures
taxes,-
Net
through Burr A. L. Bixler, also of Gadsden.
ing is made on a best-efforts basis. .'.
forth
99',<?
used
Spear Ar Co.
$0.36
"
Seminole Investment Corp., Gadsden, Ala.—Stock Of¬
fered—The company in January offered publicly 45,750
shares of class A common stock (par $1) and 4,575 shares
the
100,130,614
4,286,490
$0.37
———
Puerto Rico,
said
$236,559,618
As
31
67?<
operating
—V.
subsidiary.
Root's
barbasco
Sales
down
be
Mr.
which
Sears, Roebuck & Co.—January Sales Off—
class
Jan.
Net
1,071,623
announced that
President,
Per. End. Jan. 31—
187,
of
181,
retail
owned
site
a
the
'
price
—V.
to
Albert
32,287,242 421,056,129 385,214,841
7,680,032
83,508,543
72,675,132
Co.
Searle
184,
107,320,510
Virginia Gas Service
on
The
shares
Spear &
will
37,079,630
Net
1323,
12
Root
a
Searle,
intermediates
—V.
43,490,135
8,907,884
.-
Other
common stock (par $10)
by A. G. Becker & Co. Inc. and
Securities Corp. at $15.50 per share,
Root Chemicals, Inc., San Juan,
©f
-
Spear & Co.—Kahn Reacquires Control—
(G. D.) Searle & Co.—Proposed Acquisitions—
tained
48,367,473
8,644,862
8,662,184
"7
$125,000 of
offered
$500.
are
1959.
on
completed
company
income
Federal
11
p.
affiliate
Operating
190,938
1,072,207
4,288,877
—_
dealer's concession of 75 cents per share.
&
357,461,225
91,543,433
3,439,103
7,840.922
The
offering, is to
Baltimore, Md. and
52,369,779 651,509,233 584,249,399
—V.
Mr.
*8,926,607 101,968,662
3.964,103
income
company
covering
be
to
-
56,865,022
$1,713,742
—241,605
Corp.—Secondary
completed.—V. 185,
Ecarle
30,685,115 376,566,617
7.820,409
187, p. 578.
SEC
Refinery in
Venezuelan
Southern New England Telephone
Power
on
its
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph
1,420,162
$1,808,161
—_
—
share
common
made
A.,
586,752,061
34,396,246"
.—,
634,223,262
Sales
3,133,904
1,505,570
—.
stock—
be
to be completed late
refinery will be built
Venezuela
dary offering of 28,329 shares of
John
operating
director of
will
and
The
2855.
p.
Sealed
6.
1957—12 Months—1958
51,958,709
Maryland—Files With SEC—
1,508,900 aha.
Build
40,000 barrel
$28,000,000
Period End. Dec. 31—
The
'
Col!—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
taxes
Southwestern
.
Outstanding
6,600,000 shs.
announced
11
1956
3,313,731
...
Common shares outstanding
a
;
r
S
income
company,
installation
new
west
inc.— $13,851,975 $12,558,296
oper.
—•
on
with
'
Telephone
after charges
•
Operating revenues——
taxes—-——
income
dividends
Stone
45,691,368
Bell
operating taxes,,
Net
«-v"-» • •
Co.
Feb.
on
wholly-owned
a
year
on
taxes
income
Federal
for
and
income
Cash
was
86,521,936
40,530,797
expenses
—v.
Period End. Dec. 31—
1957
finance
and
receivables
before
Provision
—V.
7
,./
,
76,264,068
4,131,920
54,842,942
Net
2157.
p.
*
inc.—interest
Net
t
.f
v
8,383,458
4,179,446
-
Other
v
,18,886,355
7,669,378
revenues*—
Federal
$
-
190.532,082
331,
p.
$
v
,
266.846.150 275,385,401
operations-—
income—
.
include
31 unpatented mining
approximately 12 miles east of
par) —'
(no
corporation
The
STATEMENT
INCOME
3 Months Ended Dec. 31—
Income
*
14,907,721
Operating
country.
to
6.07%.
Oper.
$
1957—12 Mos.—1956
23,291,179
oper.
187,
:
4
$
Period End. Dec, 31—
;
the
as
stock
186,
build
•
additional $4,300,000 of the same issue was sold
a total of $14,550,000. ,The issue sold at 100.357
above par lowering the effective interest rate to
An
1958 for
9,
the
■
14,529,366
Operating
:
Area,
' v*
-
known
The
"During the quarter, the company privately placed with institutional
investors $10,250,000 in principal amount of 5.70% sinking fund notes
(due
-
22,199,244
revenue,-.
Southwestern
first
corporation
Soeony
$107,709,891, a 14.8% gain over the $93,813,349 for the like period a
year ago.
Receivables outstanding at Dec. 31 last totalled $266,347,888
compared with $251,005,991 at Dec. 31, 1956.
with
ry.
—v.
Venezuela—
Seaboard Finance
©n
-
22,938,007
oper,
Paul
45,029,703
'
front rail-
75
41,701,119
income—
oper.
way
.
Net
2855.
p.
in Washington, Sept. 17,
Industrial Arts Building, East 802
is
Wash.
Common
operations*,—
way
Ret
97,582,627
41,223,295
95,296,798
*
-
-
1957—Month—1956
Net revenue
-
Incorporated
was
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
from rail¬
revenue
-
expenses
Spokane, Wash.—Stock Of¬
Authorized
Net
:
oper.
one
also
See
shares
50,009
These securities
share of stock
5.
and
covering
17,
acquired a group of 17 unpatented mining
Morgan-De-Rosier Group.
The
corporation
subsequently acquired a lease of the Timmons
Group of 17 unpatented mining claims adjacent to and adjoining tne
Morgan-DcRosier Group on the West and South.
163,119,729 162,150,917
122,812,139 120,449,798
14,508,655
„
expenses.; 10,256,087
oper.
'
$
$50
t
proceeds will be used to finance the com¬
prospecting,
exploration," development
and mining
address
Its
1956.
1957—12 Mos.—1950
$
497.
p.
2,227,033
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
Railway
,
net
Pacific/Spokane 3,
The
holdings of
RR.—Earnings-
1957—Month—195^*
effective
of
without underwriting.
BUSINESS--Coiporatioii
The
Period End. Dec. 31—
units
Uranium, Inc.,
planned
claims
Seaboard Air Line
187,
3,899,864
3,469,767
program.
1892.
p.
'
6,749.762
■
speculation. The offering is not underwritten.
a
pany's
»
-
unit,
per
declared
in
PROCEEDS—Tile
total net assets of $65,087,728 on Feb. 14, 1958,
equal to $32.33 per share on 2,013,203 shares outstanding on that date.
This compares with total net assets of $67,880,243 a year ago, equal to
$34.20 per share on 1,984,899 shares then outstanding,—V. 186, p. 2315.
>
'
-
oper.
Period End. Dec. 31—
fered—The company in January offered 400,000 shares
of common stock (par five cents) at 25 cents per share
reports
Scullin Steel Co.—Proposed Merger—
ry.
—V.
$5,277,399
Statement
—
the- SEC cn Dec.
with
$2,500,000 debenture
of
was
offered
Skookum
Asset Value
—
;
statement filed
stock,
be
to
$52.65
as
Railway
$
'
...
offering
common
at
total net assets ol $15,843,661 on Feb. 14, 1958.
compared with 813,928,366 v. year ago. Per share net asset value is
$20.53 on 771,574 outstanding shares, compared with $22.04 per share
©u 631,917
shares outstanding at that time.—V. 186, p. 2315.
See
-
registration
proposed
a
were
Fund repoits
Fund
440,332,328
,
Net Asset Value Lower—
This
187, p. 497.
The
of
Scudder, Stevens
$5,769,636
-
Effective—
86.
p.
Seudder, Stevens & Clark Common Stock Fund, Inc.—
This
428,239.750
ooertaions
income
way
;
international finance arid development organi¬
an
Rockefeller
the
of
537,914,955
37,130,598
"
"
Net
1957
1958
Shopping Centers Corp., Pittsburgh, Pa.
a
Jiasic Economy Corp.,
sation
,
—V.
Sales Higher—
Feb-i 1—
an
represents
natiye of Norway, is an associate of Nelson A. Rocke¬
Senior Vice-President and director of
the International
Priele,
Mr.
Inc.,
Ended
Weeks
5
Slated to become Board Chairman in 1959 la Gustav
of the
liriu.
$
523,536,548
35,536.744
expenses
Net revenue from rail-
Sweden
3
41,030,462
'
.
long
Chinlund,
Mr.
tents
1357—12 Mos.—1956
42.286,506
revenue
oper.
v
1957—Month—1956
Aviation
Dentiix
manages
,
Federal
Reserve
Board
member
Reserve
banks
of
open-end. investment
Gudeman. Jh. Vice-President
.
Sf-Cgfr who" is iriso
a
director of Sears
Volume
Bank
and
187
and
Number,5719
Trust
director
a
and
Co..
of
J.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Harris.-.W^rd,
Commonwealth
director/of ..the Northern
Trust
Edison
Co.
Executive
Co.,
Vice-President
also
who
Gudeman
Mr.
has
serves
been
as
month
a
^d& Farnhrin. Tuitd since' 1949. and Mr. Ward since 1955.
j- Third retiring director/ PaulB. Zeisler'. did not stand "for re-eleetion
because-ot pressure of other. responsibilities
aS
31,
This
Chicago
Feb.
on
value capital -stock.—V.; 186,
to
$43,174,
Oct.
the'
same
share
Oct.
reporting
Whittakeir,
R.
period,
President
I$58—Month—rl957
—V.„187.
p.
331.^
400 000
* 1958—U Mos.—1957
*1,130,808 417,106.103
reported.
'!
•
it
New, Rochelle, N« Y.—New Product
In
of
areas
He
forward
Wire
available
Kaplan,
Feb. 18.
:
..
estimated
depth
by
The corporation
Securities
two
and ..Exchange
issues
a
and
The
covering
statement
the
with
proposed
&
Co. .Inc.
Paine,
by
v
be
W.
1983.,
of
senior
additional
including
while
..
.
•
■
■
.
•
<4
would
sale
of
the
said
otf
pay
proceeds from
bank loans
three-year
convertible
the
issue
would
provide
capital required for various expanded operations,
find-j increased national defense projects.—V. 18G,
,, ■■
.
our-new
155.
President,
Senior Vice
debentures
I960,
working
-.
■
•;
.."--.a!.'
'
'Harry
C. ".Culshaw
has
been
elected
Senior
Vice
President
the exeeutiye .committee, It *was announced
Talcott, President.ind "Beard Chairman.
In* Ms
-new
Commercial
mercial
..position, j Mr.
Culshaw... will
be
associated
Finance, Divisionat *4he', 105-ycar-old
finance,
and
Feb.
on
21
with
factoring
and
a
by
the
com¬
>
company,
Vice President of the First Pennsylvania Banking &
Philadelphia; ;Mr: .-Cui/itiaw was associated with that
organization since 1931.
•
/
•
Co.
ol'
.
He is
member
a
of
board tJf'Siin
the
Broadcasting' Co. •;(WPEN),
Ray
Drug Co.. William Penn
Hollingsbead Corp.,
and
other
M.
announced
is
of
Nuclear
provision
for f income
;4:
1956
$621,130
244.737
329:273
*
•
Feb.
12
addition
nuclear
by Win.
R.
classified nature and
a
Instruments
-
Division.
will
be
chased coal)
sales
Located
in
North
of
standards
ordixance
Army
for
187» p.
'
331.
income
Net
profit....,
$213,609
Common
dividends
Common
shares
" V
,
'
•"'■•■
J} Tekoil Corp.—Registration
-"j The corporation has
filed
with
the
of ;common
SEC
stock
$3.43
.
Net
1957—Month—1956
now
for
from, rail¬
a-
maximum
ot
338.507
operations
$83,702
$123,234
$1,041,184
10.
shares
•{par
.-.Vy1".it
from which
the
for
company
197,017
and
other
properties
gas
consideration
and
and
the
net
income
restated
provision
the
unaudited
which
for
give
number
of
Feb.
on
preferred
stock
common
for
1957
income
of
show
this
a
12^5
Drilling'Co.,
Inc.
to
its
in
stockholders.
p.
were
for
18ft
or
-
•Should
all
common
Oil
also
share,
for
than
preliminary
1956
the
and
based
on
$266,426,856
unaudited,
common
522,000
1,898,096
"1,173,840 shs.
164,667
stock of the
i
company
pres¬
outstanding be exercised prior, to the expiration thereof, there
outstanding a total' -of 1,338,507 shares.
BUSINESS—Corporation was incorporated u Delaware on March 28,
1955, and is presently ^engaged-in the business of operating oil and
be
properties.
gas
Including the production and marketing of petroleum'
therefrom and in acquiring and developing interest in oil
products
and
gas
properties
primarily for secondary recovery, or water flood,
The company is also- engaged in the performance of vari¬
and laboratory "services, primarily in connection with
operations.
-
ous
engineering
flood
water
and
gas
located
located
in
operations
in
related
engineering
techniques
the
the
Texas
16
over
oil
and
states:
Robinson, 111.
Tekoil's operations presently
Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Illinois,
New Mexico,
Montana.
and
of
Nebraska,
Minerals
Feb.
on
Co., Houston,
Tex.
filed
letter df notification
a
sale
revenue
Net
—V.
with
tl*e SEC
stockholders
Die
United
$3,831,300
2,465,163
of Nov; 30, 1957,"'the company owned interests in
proven oil and
leases covering a total of -35,870 -acres, of which 9,689 acres
developed ior the production "Of oil and 11,777 acres for natural
gas and
953 producing wells situated on such leases.
In addition
owns
non-producing
various
mineral
Texas, North Dakota
.
%
leases
aggregating 84,511
in
2,154
acres
interests
and Montana.—V.'; 136,
p.
gross
in
acres
of
Oklahoma,
2625.
2,268.662
$79,539
9,424
corporation
Oct.
Feb.
on
31,. 1957.
7i aimounmed
sales
of $25,685,448 and net
..
totals
for
income
the
ef
ten
1957—Month—1956
and Wm.
5,071,509
rv.
5,260,183
•>
60.317,121
Total
Misc.
404.269
8.036.085
sides
Whittaker
and
Co.,
4,642,112
224,280
income
$680,046
$977,893
$6,280,439
of
per
454,243
2,191,657
1,863,007
$1,315,194
$1,432,130
•
will
17,500
213,543
2,359,908
$1,207,980
$5,898,645
$8,474,004
a
little
Wright
a
half
of
is
the
expectations.—V.
from June
present
186,
p.
to
season,
June, and the sales for
since June, 1957, have
and
G.
Walker &
H.
Co. at
S60
dealer's concession of $1.75 per share.
oversubscribed.—V.
the
to
Period End. Dee. 31—
oper.
revenue-
oper.
expenses
share, with a
The offering was
per
186, p. 2316.
..
Period
operations
way
—V.
railway
oper.
1957—Month—1956
.1957—12 Mos.—1956
$526,444
371,864
$7,623,938
4,678,159
Ended
187, p.
&
30,230
$484,328
343.907
$7,560,828
4,665,842
$140,421
15,650
$2,945,779
867,058
$2,894,986
966,370
332.
Country Securities Corp.—Statem't Effective
;
1956
6,002,679
4,410,000
2,300,000
3,169,509
$2,833,179
1,027,712
*l„0i3,113
income—
provision for
after
share,
100ft
*$2.61
$1.86
common
dividend of Aug.
stock
'
The corporation's office Is located in Fort Wayne, Ind.—V.
Net
Dec.
Corp.
above.—V.
186,
p.
3 Months
1-.——
12 Month®
$2,938,461 $14,296,854
taxes
income
489,668
278,603
—
—
2,595,224
1,169,913
$1,425,313
885.
Universal Marion Corp.—Proposed Merger—
Co.
of this corporation on April 8
stockholders
The
on
and of Scullin Steel
April 14 will vote on approving a merger of the two firms.
Universal would issue about 592,200 shares of it®
which would distribute the slock to its holders on th®
Universal shares for each Scullin share. After the dis¬
tribution, Scullin would be dissolved, according to a company official.
Under
the
plan,
stock to Scullin
of
l^q
186,
p.
basis
1380.
Utah
The
near
Power
Light Co.—New Plant—
&
build its largest single steam power plant
of $34,000,000.
late in 1958, with completion set for 1963.
to
plans
company
Kemtnerer, Wyo., at a cost
187,
p.
start
may
780.
(& Subs.)—Reports Rise in Earns.
Vick Chemical Co.
31—
$60,290,736 $51,725,949
Sale8
Earnings"~before
Income
taxes
(including foreign
taxes
Net earnings
inc.)-
15,811,834
8,193,254
-
(including foreign income)
(less amount reserved for foreign opers.)
Shares outstanding
11,503,631
5,835,06?
.7,618,580
5.668,579
7,083,615
2,019,198
4,598,339
0-8,473
5^.77
$3.51
5J.73
Earnings per share—
Jr.,' Chairman and President, on Feb. 17 announced
that the name ot Waiter E. Buck, prominent San Francisco financier,
would be placed in nomination as a new director of the corporation
Belgrano,
•'
2418.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1957—
31,
sales
provision for income taxes
for
p.
7*
Corp.—Merger Effective—
Tool
profit
186,
Earns,
187, p. 87.
Transamerica Corp.—Buck on Board—N.
15,
Corp.—Bids for Bonds Feb. 26—
Six Months Ended Dec.
Town
incl
$211,065
Profit before
—V.
$154,580
inc
on
498.
Gas
from
Revenue
—V.
Net revenue from rail¬
Net
taxes
outstanding.
shares
reflect the
187, p.
J
7 1957
/$33,630,000 $34,900,977
preferred stock
Toledo, Peoria & Western Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
Railway
on
United Industrial Corp.
'
•
-V.
1095.
Time, Inc.—Secondary Offering—A secondary offer¬
ing of 40.000 shares of common stock (par $1) was made
on Feb.
17 by Dominick & Dominick, W. E. Hutton &
Co.
,
for
their, stock
$2,110,000
tax
United Drill &
Provision
division of Thomas Industries Inc.
the yeason
than
more
exceeded
get
\
United-Greenfield
See
j
said
exchange
2,560,404
"Rebel" power saw for the first seven mouths
of the 1957-58 season have already doubled those made in the previous
period, it was announced by Lou Turner. Sales Manager for the Wright
Turner
will
corporation will up to noon (EST) on Feb. 26 receive bids for
the
purchase from it of $30,000,000 first mortgage and collateral
trust bqncls due 1978 at Room 2033, Two Rector St., New York 6,
N. Y —V. 187, p.-681.
161,178
206,656
-T" $1,121,913
Power Saw &; Tool Corp.,
Tap
share-for-share basts. Greenfield Tap
1.15 shares of United-Greenfield stock,
...
common
on
United
$(8,472,096 $11,195,586
25,427
167,854
87.
the
Greenfield
the
The
Thomas Industries, Inc., Louisville, Ky.—Saw Sales Up
of
of
a
-
^
common
Adjusted
1957.—V.
$9,332,579
635.148
income
187, p.
on
provision for Fed.
income
dividends
283.424
charges
Net
and
their shares.
before
Income
4,128,381
16,217
written.
earnings of the old
Ltd., for the ten-
company
stockholders
Number
6,120,980
382,744
25,245
income
stockholders
Tool
and
new
i
Net
01,523,517
382,222
deductions
Fixed
$6.02 per share at Dec. 31, 1957.
$92,819,979 or $6.60 per share.
was
corporation
Year Ended Dec. 31—
$81,388,881
(net Dr)
oper.
.this
of
Sales
1957—12 Mos.—1956
1,446.568
(net Dr)_
Other -Incomei
P.
R.
Die
and
222,883
$7,041,306 $79,500,037
$7,605,500
Operating
expenses
Ry. tax accruals—,
Net,
or
merger
Drill
the
in
Income
months
$728,850
,
represent "..the.-cOTkbirted
Telecomputing Corp.
The
for eaclx of
$972,186
334,154
registration statement filed with the 6EC on Dec. 20. last,
covering a proposed offering of 250.000 shares of common stock at
$4 per share, became effective on Feb. 5. The offering is not under¬
equal
to rCQ cents a>
share'pn "the'"2.532,270 qommon shares- outstanding as
-of that date,-it.was■ revealedm the annual
report received by ehare.holders.
■
"These
$1,366,137
The
Telecomputing: Corp.—Reports Higher Sales—
The
ended
stock
$3,240,848
202,630
$91,858
16,641
•.
.
amounted to $G„-
realized profits
approved on Feb. 11 a proposed merger of the two
became effective Feb. 14, with the name of th®
Corp.
Provision for Federal
Jt. facl. rentals
plus
1956 net asset value
Texas & Pacific Ry.—Results From Operation—
Equip, rentals
to
United Drill & Tool Corp.—Merger Approved—
332.
revenues——
realized profit®
$3,196,326 or 22.7c
company
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF EARNINGS
Period End. Dec. 31—
Operating
income
investment
end of
The
and
1957—12 Mos.—1956
$282,169
operations—
income—
p.
the
amounting
—V. 186, p. 2202.
224,873
oper.
187,
income
1957
47.1c
from rail¬
ry.
in
to $3,436,111 or
1956, according?
share in
per
-
net
or
-At-the
Ftlcs
$316,731
expenses
securities
1957 increased
23.7c
.
investment
net
to
of
year
or
surviving company changing to United-Oreenfield Corp.
1957—Month—1956
revenue
oper.
the
for
per share.
Net asset value was $84,723,338
Texas Mexican Ry.—Earnings—
oper.
income
share.
Total
Exchange Commission—
3
addition
the
632,437
71,850 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered at
$2 per share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used for
expenses incidental to mining operations.
Railway
Railway
1959 will require the issuance and
part of 1958 or in the first quarter
780.
p.
investment
In
per
covering
Period End. Dec. 31—
187,
per share from $3,332,350
the company's annual report.
on
a
company
order given interested persons until March 3,
an
other purposes in 1958 and
of common stock in the latter
1959.—V.
to
stock,
Texas-Arizona
stock
24.4c
statement filed with the SEC orf May 29,
1957,
proposed offering of 300,000 shares of $1 par vikloe com¬
without underwriting, was withdrawn on consent -of the
Commission dated Oct.
27, 1957
(see details in V. 185, p. 2717).—
V. 186, p. 1674.
mon
it was announced on Feb. 17, has applied to th®
authorizing an increase in its authorized shares of
from 10,500,000 to 12,000,000 shares; and th®
order
common
Construction
Aa
and
Registers
statement with the SEC on
series "B" certificates (fac®
of $1,500).—V., 187, p. 186;
a
annual
Net
Registration
registration
covering
gas
land
—
United Corp.—Net Assets Decreased—Income Up—
Corp.,
North Dakota, Oklahoma and Texas.
are
Tekoil
Ind.
SEC—
With
187,
are
Texas, with "its operations and engineering offices
Oklahoma "City,.Okla. The company also has field'offices
jhdlana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi,
'
for
The executive offices of the company
Dallas,
Midland,
extend
and
industry generally.
in
Indianapolis,
Inc.,
request a hearing thereon. The proposal is to be voted upon
meeting of stockholders to be held April 21, 1958. Of the
10,500,000 of shares now authorized, 10,356,887 are outstanding leaving
less than 150,000 authorized shares available for the raising of new
capital. Union estimates that its cash requirements for construction
were
1956.—V.
for
San Antonio, Tex.
Statement Withdrawn—
Mr.
options to purchase,
;. *i.4»
sliare._
to
an
1
.
Sales
ently
will
$673,573
$1.48
=1,379,573
706,005
'•
-
992.
an
par
1958,
at
dividends, 1957 earnings available
$30,-787,229, equal to $2.10 per share on
outstanding at year-end.
This compares
1957,
more
680.
Texam
Outstanding
$1,925,926
'
$682,192
$1.33
—
capital
Commission has issued
shares.
revenues
$313,183,916
—V.
Authorized
mortgage note due Feb. 18, I960 Z $2,000,000
mortgage note. payable monthly '
522,000
6ft mortgage notes due 1953-1962.1
1,094,096
Common stock (par $1)—2,000,000 shs.
Options, to purchase common stock—
164,CG7
ft
—1
company,
for
$10
stock
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
5h|£>
$8,138,995
$8,472,295
1,241,792
559,600
registration
$1^,000.000 of
denominations of multiples
p.
This
SEC
10.
-
Trigg
Sep. 30, '57 Dec. 31> '5&;
Union Electric Co., St. Louis, Mo.—To Increase Stock
i
increase
Gardiner
company,
$38,168,545, as compared with $34,079,280
effect to a rate .settlement made in 1957.,
was
to
net
are
Of the 232,655 .'Shares .iftehtlbned/aljove,- Texollna Oil Co. in Decem¬
ber,; 1957 distributed its^^ owned 132,558 shares to its stockholders as
a "liquidating dividend, 5249T shares, will be distributed
by Mountain
Valley Oil Corp/ to its "stockholders and 47.606 shares will be dis¬
by
,
2202.
Certificates
in
186,
sale
BeUing-gtocidiqlders from-jtnie. j^.Jjih^jn the over-the-counter market.
tributed
,
; V V ".
$614,067
taxes_
Funds,
B
amount
V.
Co.—Earnings Higher—
figures
consolidated
President, disclosed
as
Operating
on
being-or will soon be dissolved." jThe 'remaining 57,213 shares of the
338,507 shares are proposed.jo be offered'in the near future by other
i
'
2417.'
p.
$9,555,029
1,255,967
641,900
income
on
corporation filed
14, .1958, covering
Feb.
597,312
331.
14,693,621 common shares
$27,685,030, or $1.88 per
-
recently purchased oil and
such -shares
186,
Dec. 31, *57
taxes
common
p.
Unified
..
be
The corporaUon
has amended its "registration statement,
recently
approximately 48,639 shares' will be offered from time to time begin¬
ning immediately in. the pver-the-counter market at, current market
prices, and- 232,655 shares have. ,been or will be distributed to ap¬
proximately .2^750 person.': who are stockholders of three corporations,
exchange
dividend requiremcnts.~V.
Federal
profit
per
136,
Series
$1,465,119
45,130
.
6,526
;ncome_.._
in
1957
way
that
$l>,y now issued-and outstanding and to
offered by selling stockholders.
This -amendment became effective
Feb.
2,966^56
.
"
6,030,533
ial
Fed.
for
This
with
Statement Effective—
covers
2/692,229
-
---•
'
-7,840,104 • '8;053,90»
1957—12 Mos.—1956
3,855,378
1956
Net
been advised "by: tthe «elling stockholders
which
5,800,669
*
Inc.—Reports Lower Earnings—
before
Provision
$5,320,497
1956
After
85,200
$2.51
'
-1958—9 Mos.—1957
2,261,740
-
Quarter Ended—■
—V.
3.659.519
Tile
for
213,000
85,200
Barnlngs per common share..
—V. 171,'p. 140.
•»'/.
IS58—3 Mos.—1957
Sales
Frofit
'
$4,700,703
Preliminary
over
$291,857
170.400
paid
out.sF.inding__^i_!_^_l'f.—
:
'
-
t
1 .Uarco,
,
concerns.
?,
Life-
National
taxes
after
""'•After preferred
Earnings—•,
320,098
p.
ncludlng Matsou
Pacific
test
nuclear
$443,332
137,
executive,
$11,848,728 $13,256^109 $36,154,762 $35,682^75
"'937,123
•1.176,735
2,238,976
. 2,544,075
Common shares outstdg.
-1,380,639 • 1,373,9641,380,639
1,373,95^
*Earns. per com. share
•
$0.64
1 $9.81
$1.50
$1J*
handled
286.581
oper.
the
Inc. ^ Foremost Food ite Chemical
^ and
Food ^ ohemieal
2,089,395
pur-
-Net
its
to
$370,283
ry.
of
member
''
—
warhead
ex-penses
way
—V.
and
Steamship-Co.,
Oceanic
681/
p.
Tons produced
sold
(incl.
Whittaker,
revcnue_„
oper.
187,
The
Foremost Dairies,
Tons
Net
on
Co.,
Co,,
Period Ended Jan. 31—
revenue
Net
-
$458,346
laxek—
v
-operating loss-carry¬
$790,000. -which Is
an
director
a
Truax*Traer Goal €<u^Quarteriy Results Off—'
new
oper.
The
1957
.IT-
explore
growth.'
has
presently
finance.
-
to
has been involved in the manufactureequipment for several years.
contracts, Mr. Whittaker. said, reflect the division's
With Securities and
-Taylor-Colquitt Co.—Earnings Declined—
,
of
area
Co.—-V,
out-that'
test
Period End. Dec. 31—
Railway
Railway
firms.—v,..i.87,;p._ 680. ,-'r;•*,...1 ••;'/.
Year Ended -Sept, 30—
Profit before income -taxes.
the
Insuranee
this"facility
the
meet
to
The
>Formerly
Trust
^Navigation
Pi'Oiit
same
member .of
in
pointed
is
^oarti o^ oirectors^of -other important1n8Mtutions,
,
of--approximately
Tennessee Central Ry.
(James) Talcott, Inc.—Culshaw Senior Vice-President
James
.
over
Mr.; Buck:
.-.-o-
nuclear
additional
Symonds,
Harrison,
31,
1
Mr.':Whittaker"
with *hich
Tinance'Tature
corporation
1995
Tennessee Gas Transmission
J
Benton
sale
Jan.
•!
factors
he
-
Corp.
Curtis
proposes the, issuance of $20,000,000 of senior deben¬
1980 and ".$20,000,000 :c0nvertible subordinated debentures
in
the
<■
Calif.,
ccpnpment.—V.
of
handled
&
and
■
Net
Jackson
recent'merger,
.
Teleeomputhig's
classified
ability
* '"
;
,
Webber,
it,was
contraet. addition
The
the
sale
condition .now,
company
due
in
due
P.
registration
a
Commission
pf ,underwriters, led
group
tures
filed
of
Halsey,.Stuart
due
18
long-term debentures--totaling $40,000,000.
offering,;-tentatively -scheduled1 Tor March 11, will
.The
by
Feb.
on
to
-
employees
in San
meeting to be held
"
Transamerica
committee of 'First Western Bank;& Trust Co., Ti-ansamerica's largestbanking interest^ He-is a director, and Executive Vice-Presicent of
--American Distilling■ Co. • and also serves; • as a member of th®
to
Hollywood.
of
of
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.—To Offer Debentures
<
the
favorable
the
and
-
2,lo6
working. capital,
and
that
1904
test
The
'
an
noted
Jrotu.
equipment,
President.
•^Thls corporation vbn -Feb:,TO- 'anhbnhced" the recompletlon of 'its'
No.7- well
in
-the.. Raisin .City oil "field.
The new well is,
producing 24-gratity-oil oh- gas' lift»at the' race of 90 barrels a day.'
This is the fourth yell to -be.completed in Sunset's new 5.000-Fooc
zone in
tpe Kalsiu Oifey ofl field.near Fresno, Calif.
Morton A.' Sterling, E&cutive Vice President of
Sunset, also revealed
the- company is, today-making iocatiOn"-to drill its fourth well on
its
recently acquired -Arcady property in' the same field.
The new well,
at
also
has
; Til is
corporation iia;v been-a warded., a $1,000,753
existing contracts with U. S.- Amiy Ordnance for
>
..
Sunset
Zone
to
"
Army Contract Increased—
:Suhset Intrrnational l'ctroicum Corp.—New Well—
he said. "is projected to theFocene
b',500 feet.' —V. .186, p, 4,780.* - jr. v
increased
apply against taxable income for the -years 1958 add 1959.this... amount,
approximately
$483,000
is
available
to
I960.
Of
'f.X'
"TEFWHtE' line
will'satisfy the increasing needs for reliabil¬
ity ot coated wire 4n the extreme temperature ranges, minus. 90
degree
•entigrade to ;plus 250 ^degree centigrade^as well as provide a
products
that is resistant to.
any coiTo.sion.—V.'187, p. 578.
...
had
Whittaker- also revealed that the'
now
fi^antdal
on
of
expanded
electronics
..This
'
195'5.j
as of Dec. 31,
capital
snace
sound
niunber
a
include
addition
corporatidii lias'tkpanded its operation and wi:4market,, in
to Stretch Wire Extensible
Cables, a line of Teflon Insulated
^d. Cable
under
ha'me> bi ,'TEI W1RE,M Miclihel,
in
plant
commenting
presented
These
President,' stated ton
of
stockholders'
annual
of
of
CorporaUon
feet
square
-Telecomputing is
$17,560,411
...
Stretch
*i
,70,631
$
•
Telecomputing.
-
.
the
at
on
on April 24.
stockholders of
will also vote on the plan,
reorganization recommended by Transamerica's banking and nonbanking businesses. • The banking interests of Transamerica will beoperated by Firstamerlca Corp., a-corporation newly created for thatpurpose.
If Hie plan is adopted it is contemplated that Mr. Buck will
ultimately serve as a director of Firstamerica Corp.
'■-.••• •
period
Telecompul tug, announced in the"
annual report that the
company's backlog had Increased"from $10,225,new
Stores, Inc.—January Sales Off—
Period End. Jan. 31—~r
Ne* aales.;•
12-month
on
Tftflecpmputing
wqrking
569 to $16,468,000 as of Oct.
31,1957.
Sterchi Bros.
•
-
that
$4,099,126 from $848,097.
'Win.
voted
The
.
for
be
Francisco
ended Dec.
year
the 1,483,920 common,
The new Telecomputing Corp., for the 1031. 1957, showed net worth of $6,699,903 as,
then-outstanding.
ended
two' ** to
"the
when
*
'
for the fiscal
Income
cents.a
i957,
31,
-
•
thrse
or
period
For
1780.'
p.
to
$10,225,569. " Net
were
month
filed with'the SEC an amendregistration statement covering an addi¬
tional- 100,000. shares, pf- $l_ par
1957.
1,
merged.
compared with $1,931,008 for the old
investments company
14, T958 1o its
Jan.
shares
.
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commsisian—
.
ment
1956,
amoimted
partner of Stein R«®
'
""" - "" " w "
a
from
effectively
Sales_ of the old Telecomputing Corp.,
;
oithe Stein
&-Fhrnhan, Mrv*Hagcy Said;' ■' 'ft."1
period
companies
director
a
53
(929)
Including
foreign
-
income
Less amount reserved
NOTE: Per share figures
in October 1957.—V.
—
for foreign operations-
186,
adjusted to reflect five-for-four stock
178L
•
-•■»■.
p.
Split
The Commercial and Financial Chronicie .V.
54
operating revenues
Railway operating expenses
Net railway operating income after
taxes
come
income
Net
At
;—
on
/CB.uju
477,871
considered
the
general
4% income bonds, series A, and the general
bonds, series B, had been earned and authorized
mortgage
mortgage 4income
April 1, 1958.
was determined that the full dividend of
$4.50 a share on the preferred stock had also been earned and author¬
ized payment of $4.50 a share on the preferred stock to shareholders of
recoru at the close of business on March 31, 1958, payable on April 18,
payment thereof in full on
At the same meeting It
1958.—V.
187, p. 617.
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with
compares
Warner Bros. Pictures,
announced
its
Inc.—Enters Electronic Field—
policy
and
expansion
of
diversification
the electronics field through the formation
of a wholly-owned subsidiary for world-wide development and distribu¬
tion of electronics equipment, it was announced on Feb.
17 by Jack
L. Warner, President, and Bon Kalraenson, Executive Vice-President.
which
#214,632:560.4 ' '
were
results of
1956
James
B.
Conkling, former President of Columbia
President
Mr.
Warner
Records, has been
which will begin
of phonograph records,
Conkling's appointment is effective immedi¬
of -the new
Warner
Eros,
subsidiary,
the recording and distribution
its activities with
$2.86 per
.
ments
stated.
Mr.
the
new
business,
recorus
—V.
company,
187,
p.
a
will
be
by Warner Bros,
made
which will develop, in addilion to a
variety of products in the field of bound
in forming
phonograph
electronics.
780.
(N. Y.)—Files With SEC
Washington Planning Corp.
notification with the
SEC covering 39,200 aha res of
preferred stock (.par S5) and 7,840
shares of daks A stock (par 10 cents) to be offered in units of five
shares of preferred, stock and one share of class A stock at $26 per
unit.
No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are to be used lor
The
corporation
on
Feb.
13
filed
a
letter
,
diyideiul
quarterly
of
30,cents per share-has ,been declared pay¬
1958.—V. 186, p.*2805.":
(Mo.)—January Sales Up—
1958
Sales
—V.
-
$13,087,000 $11,988,000
Railway
oper.
oper.
expenses
1957—12 Mos.—1956
Net revenue from rail¬
way
Net
—V.
$711,808
$663,029
576,175
operations
oper. income
187, p. 87.
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$13,655,062 $12,470,724
7,129,669
331,258
White
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Sales'-Up—:/:.v
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—
187,
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January—
Sales
—V.
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of
1958
1957
$2,591,779, $2,038,308
6,752,870
Alabama—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
Hallway oper. revenue
Railway oper. expenses
$350,599
$44,547
$31,644
$479,081
$594,990
Net
—V.
25,101
operations
oper. income
187, p. 372.
ry
Nevada
The
With
„
firms
Greenlite
are
Uranium
ar.d
Corp.
Colorado
Mining
corporation.-is: Yucca
&
Kim
Uranium
Vegas, Nev.- \ .
Co;," Inc.,
Petroleum
in
Albuquerque,- N. M. ; Registered in Delaware
Milling' Corp., a subsidiary of Yucca.'1 Melvin E. Richards,
President, acted'for ;these. companies "in the negotiations.*
The worlUng agreement <t:alis^for immediate drilling pf'-'Greenlite-Kim.
property at Notom' -Bench,- Wayiie .County, .Utah; ,nil the Northwest',side*
of
the Henry Mountains.
Geologists and engineers from the Yucca
corporation are already, at the; site .and at drilling operation,."where'
satisfactory preliminary tests fnqVe',been 'made, "the announcement lsa4t>."
Further agreements will be based on the findings'of Yucca. Intentions
are
for-the American Milling Corp. to build a milling plant nearby.
headquarters
-
Fight—
corporation"wak disclosed on
Feb. 13.
Four directors will head a group opposing Sinclair Robinson,
President, who acquired a controlling stock interest* in-the company
in
November, 1956.
The company conducts'-tmarine-dredging oper¬
ations and designs and builds piers and terminal facilities.
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in
for 'control
fight
proxy
directors
four
Leslie
are
this
of
Executive
Thornton,
R.
Greenlite
Vice President
annual meeting
Ended
Weeks
Sales
April 8.—V.
on
187,
25—
Jan.
'
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1958—4 Wks.—1956-
Period End. Feb. 8—
—V.
p.
617,
.,V.
In
i
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1958 X-*'*1957
$47,119,118 $40,767,980
1958-^-32
,K:.
601.
p.
in
the
Notoin
./
p.' 2323.
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;'V.
well
as
.-k
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suit
a
filed
Feb.
on
in
11
the
S.
U.
corporation-./charged Admiral -Corp.
this
Zenith
District
with
Suit—
Court
in
Chicago,
infringement
of
live;
having < VwilfuHy find
knowingly-'V copied
two of
most imi>ortaiit- TV features,
1/' ; -Vv,
The features
copied,'according to the Zenith complaint, were ' its
■Fringelock circuit for.maintaining a steady picture,in -areas ;.of: .poor
reception, and it's Space Cormnand Rem-jfte Control fvrhii:h uses ultra¬
patents
Zenith's
and. with
sonic
Wks—1957
41,601,'317 350,904,947 30.7,573,119
47,692,156
—-
18.7,
claims
186;,
Zenith Radio Corp.—Patent Infringement
Stores, Inc.—Current Sales Up—\
Winn-Dixie
4
140
own
Friiit'a.—V.
near -
President
Vice
company's
Kim
and
claims
72
McWilliams Dredging division, Robert E. Gosa,
in charge of the W. Horace William's divi¬
sion, and W. Horace Williams. Jr. and George McWilliams, former
Vice-Presidents.
The group plans to ask support of other stockholders
for
u
slate
of
directors
to' oppose
the
Robinson
slate
at,
the
the
of
charge
Executive
\
"silent sound"»,toj control a TV set from across the room.
Zenith complaint asserted that Admiral's copy of fcne Fringe-'
circuit, which ^s. recognized in the industry as one of the. most
significant' advances'-in television in recent years, hs. subslahCiaWy
•The
lock
Central RR.—Equipment Trust Certificates
Offered—R. W. Pressprich & Co., as manager of an un¬
Wisconsin
derwriting syndicate, on Feb. 19 offered $1,200,000 of
equipment trust certificates,jseries F, maturing
semi-annually Oct. 1, 1958 to April 1,1973, inclusive.
The group won award of the certificates on Feb. 18 on
its bid of 99.1566.
The certificates are priced to yield *
from 4% to 4.75%, according to maturity. t
Salomon
Hutzler bid
&
Bros.
18,801
275,430
346,476
and
Interstate
The
flat
free"
Net revenue from rail¬
way
t
is American
Williams-McWilliams Industries, Inc.—Proxy
A
the
1957—12 Mos.—1956
$4,065,381
$4,203,793
3,586,300
3,608,803
.$353,539
308,992
318,955
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Issuance
Western Ry. of
-
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Corp., with headquarters at 130 S. Fourth street, nas
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Period End. Dec. 31—
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3,241,669
3,259,177
40,878,036 41,118,927
revenue
Railway
Co.—-Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
Period End. Dec. 31—
...
.
indistinguishable from the circuits used in Zenith receivers'.
1957
187, p. .372.
Western Pacific RR.
%
Two. Nevada
mining, corporations, t a -Colorado
and ' a^ Delaware*
corporation,.; on Feb. .13 ^announced a working agfeeiiient.^ff suiting *
in a drilling operation ,4n Wayne County, Utah.
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able March 15 to shareholders of record March 3;
Sales
of January-—
.
,
<■»
A
-
Western Auto Supply Co.
Month
2788.
,;;(F. W«) Woolworth Co.—January Sales Higher—
t
as
of
general .corporate .purposes.
184, p.
quarter results show preliminary consolidated sales at $50,compared to sales of $49,570,752 for," the same quarter, in ; .* •-* Month 'ol -January—T'. j:,
/;\%£ :"i%1957 ''
Sales
$517596;530 $50,537,709*
net income after provision for-income taxes for the
—V.' 187, p. 372r.^-f-.u-- ,•('
quarter ended Dec. 31, 1957, was equivalent; to approximately 51. cents
,t
r
r "
<- J~:
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V"
*, '
' 7
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per share compared to 65 cents per share for, the quarter ended Dec.
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31, 1956.
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Yucca Mining & Petroleum Co., Inc.—Nexv Agreqim't
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The
investment
substantial
and-enlargement of its facilities.—V.
share.
Estimated
1956.
ately.
A
bonds, ;the
construction purposes,
Van Derzee, Chairman, stated,
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The company. spenttdpproxlTrtateiy $36,000,000 in 1957 for improve-,
lor
'f ' V,;,
equal to
$11,924,073,
on March 31 lor* $303)00,000 of-,
proceeds of which 'will be used
plansx-to receive bids
company
•'additional-first -mortgage
•
corporation will enter
named
,
1957, were
Fourth
900,000,
Month
Continuing
The
1957, consolidated net income after provision for income
to be about $12,080,000, or $2.89. per share.
This
year
"
this
and its'subsidiaries for the 12
approximately $236,000,000, or a 10%
company
estimated
is
taxes
-
-
the
sales
increase over 1956
r,B„„
meeting of the Executive Committee of the Board of Directors
Feb. 20, 1958, the results of operations for the year 19o/ were
and the Executive Committee declared that the interest on
a
held
O<<r.no1
347,981
98,022
w——
—
months ended Dec. 31,
For the
Federal' in-
—
.
of
„
•$9,294,750 $10,103,936
—* 7,^63,586
7,913,18J
^—
sales
Consolidated
1958
i&ajuwa,/
Wisconsin.Electric ■•PoVer Co.—To Sell Bonds—
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.—Sales & Earnings Up—
Declines—
Wabaeli RR.—January Income
Monui ol' Januarv—
<
Monday, February 24, 1958
(930);«
is
issue
cars;
box
one
cars,
sale
of
the
Commerce
-to
be
as
and
99.273
Halsey,'; Stuart
certificates
depressed
center
60
:v
flat
car;
25 ' steel
and 60 covered hopper cars,
$1,500,000.
25. all
insulated
of
Participating
and
in
the
McMaster
offering
are:
Hutchinson
&
Dick &
receivers,
Admiral
the
and
had
vice
;-nr
copied the Spac?
control unit
Admiral
the
yiTtially,
versa..
*'cliarg'ed-tliat- 'Admiralfhaft 'engaged
a'former Zenith
research
of''the Frfn'gelock-circuit/
1..?
Space-Command/- ->A
''damage
;
Command'
would
to
copy,
restraining Admljral'•'front-'• further.
infringement of the five patents cited, and for a Judgment again si
Admiral for-treble damages, together with legal cost* and reasonable
attorney, fees. / ' V*^
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Zenith
The
asked -for
aninjunction
5'uit ;-was: ..filed
Casper
W\
Zenith
in
by
the
attorneys
recent
Thomas
auti-irust
C.
"MeConnell,
litigation
with
-
The -.dollar Value-.-of. Zenith's
was
28%
the
who
and
RCA,
^Ootps, Jormei1. Com mis jioher^ of-Patents.
highest1 *of,'any
higher
Commander
than
E.
F.
%
^factory,' shipments
■Jqnuary-;1958
in^tlie -company's vhistory and was*
January
January
of
1957,
it
was
.McDonald, Jr., President.
reported
or.
Feb.
12
•
-by
*
,
'v
Merle-Smith;
Co.—vl >*187,
that
that
engineef;'»whftrwasra-i:oTinvcnt(yr
All
Co.;
stated
detail
Reports Record January Factory Shipments—
steel
estimated to cost at least
*
Zenith
Zenith
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steel
control
represented
subject to authorization
are
Commission.
secured 'by
& Co.;Inc.,
%,;
5',is.
Zenith1 further
control th such
Freeman
&
p:t 780.
phases of
"the'cdlnpany's eivlliin
business, shared in the-increase,
he said,^ including ifelevlsion receivers,
radio • receivers,
phonograph'
and high fidelity, and hearing aids.—V. 187. p. 881.
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Number 5719
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The Commercial end Financial Chronicle
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ClTY DEPARTMENT
STATE ANH
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ARIZONA
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PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
BOND
and interest
"
Maricopav County School District
No. 79 (P., O. Phoenix), Ariz.
builci-,
.
(A O) payable at the
City Treasurer's office, or . at the
Bank- of America National Trust
Sayings/ Association/ of : San
Francisco^ mr; the 2 Chase Manhattan^Bank,; of New. ,Yqrk City.
Legality approved
by \Orrick,
.
,
able' at the
County Treasurer's of¬
Legality, approyed by OrDahiquist,. Herrington &
Sritcliffe,ol Bari Francisco.
CONNECTICUT
fice.
iriclc,
Connecticut
(State of)
Bond Sale— An underwriting
group- managed
jointly by The
First National City Bank of New
York, Bankers Trust Company,
,
Hermosa Beach .City School Dist.,
•i^ bonds' offered' tehi
13%
Los Angeles [County* Calif.
pi 499—were:awcri-ded ta:a cgrpup"
Lehman Brothers and The First
composed: of~Kc«ne^,.EIIis 8i jCo./
k Bond Offeririg^Harold J. Ostly,
pahfquist^Herrington & Sutcliffe,
:'is A; Hogle & Cot, and Bpswdfth,
County Cl.erk, \vill receive sealed National Bank of Chicago is of¬
of Sak Francisco. ;
1 *
v; >
S[UlliVam & CpM ;aS} 3s, at a price
bids at/his ! office in Los Angeles fering $77,000,000 State of Con¬
of 100.007j a. basis pf abotit
Chaffey'Unioh Junior CoRege
until D a.m. (PST)" on March 18 necticut 3y4% and 3.30% Express'
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Bond Sale-^-The $259,000 School
offered
Feb.;;6—v.;. 187;
W
*'■
for the purchase of $400,000 school
.-.California ■" v, *" / ' '
„;Bqhd gale—-The $2,000,000 tax
*■
;
'■
Maricopa, County. School"District
No. 83(P.O. Phoenix )i" Arts.'
bonds
Diet.', San;Bernardino County',
rthel:eri^e^JI»tie^twill;
carry aiLextra 1 y^%:;interest for
Sr. months';.; i-r *Jx \y. ,v; V ':~ti'
u
'
.
)free/sc.h^t'bbpcis' offered- Feb. 17 jto 1978 f inclusive//Principal and
'interest / (A-O) payable at
by the Bank of Pounty^ Treasurer'sr office.
sybdftcat^hbaded
^meriea^Natibrial Trust Sc Sayihgs.
Association,* of Sari Francisco, at
619—were: a wa rded- to a ' group
ik/price/ of ;l00.08, a net" interest
t composed of Kenhptb EUIs r& Cd.v
xgfct^.pf*aB0ut'-12:92 % •; as follows: •./
J. A; Hogle & Co., and Bos worth,
Sullivan & Co., as 3s,- at a price $900^06o 3§vDue on Feb. 15 from
,/
-1959 fo! 1967 inclusive.
; of /100.0008, • a
basis of about
i oOO,O0'()r,2/4S. Due on Feb. 15 from
3.02%.
In
addition" the
entire
:1968;to 1972 inclusive.
isstie will carry ; ant extra -Vi%
7600,000,3s. Due on Feb. 15 from
interest for 6 months. - /'! * :
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p...
Los
I
the
Angeles County (P. O. Los
Angeles), Calif.
*
and
%
;•
J^7.^ to T978 incltisive.
Maricopa County, Agua Fria .Union i - QtMer. members of the syndiHigh. Schoolt District (P. D,/
cate>. Merrilf Lynch, Pierce, Ferir.
Phoenix),x Ariz.-
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Uecr^r Dearie/John Nriveeh & Co.;
.
.
;4 for the purchase::Of $2,638,000
Juvenile detention" bonds.
Dated
June 1, 1957. Due! on June 1 from
1966 inclusive.
to
Principal
arid-interest f(J-D) "payable at the
County .Treasurer's office, or at
the ;fisc;.ilv agency / Of the County
;in New York
City/or Chicago.
/Bond Sale—The $137,000 school Jl.- E.; .WorJk:&; Co.; Irving Lurid• 'offered*;* Feb;
6—v.* 187,
Go;/Lawsori,; Levy, Wil- Northern San* Diego.'County Junior
p;;499—were awarded to a. group iiamsfc,&rtjStern; Stone &- Young- College' District??SUh Diego County,
composed' of> KennetltiEllis;■*■& Co., ;berg;:Kenowe_r, MacArthur &: Co.; \
" //.///''California
Durst; Inc.; Stern, '
Bond Offering — R. B. James.
J?A.Hogler&!Co/ and Bosworth; .lYagepseiler
Sullivan;;&<Cd;, as; 3s^ at> a price Frank*uMeyer. & Fox; Fred D. County I Clerk, • wilt receive sealed
of1 100.01, a net interest cost of ■Blake. & - Co., and C, N. White & ISRis
^at;,lris''t.6jftieSTlh. San Diego
about*2.99.%/; - •< - <•""-' /*;,£ Co^v.* > ,• Vj'
until 10:3.0 a.m. (E§T) on March
bbrrds
Arkansas^ Polytechnic College
.
1the/ purchase of $685,000
school bonds. Dated"April 1, 1958.
Riverside County, Calif'.
Due: on April
J from 1960 to 1979
B^.nd: Offering—G. A. Peqiiegr inclusive.
1*
Bond.
Offering
iiat " County
Clerk,
receive
will
Secretary of sealed bids at his office4n^ River¬
Gardner, side until 41- a.m. (PST) on March!
M.D;, will receive sealed bids un* 3r fov~ the purchase of $245,000
til 1:30 p.m.
(CSX), on March 12 school /.building . bonds.
Dated
for ihe-purchase of $550,000 StyApril%T9$8;rDue on April 1 from
Board
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of .Trustees" Ellis
dent
housing and service: facilities 1959; tp .1983 inclusive. Principal
revenue/bonds* Dated Oct. .1| 1957: and Interest(A-O) payable at the
t Due .on Oct, 1 from 1,960 to; 1997 Dounty .Treasurer's office. Legal¬
inclusive, interest A-O. • Legality
ity". tapproyed^by O'Melveny
approved
by, Rose/ Meek, Housd/ Myers; of Los Angeles. -r
Barron &
Nash, of'Little Rock.
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Antioch Unified School; District,
Contra Costa County, Calif.
.
Bond
County
Offering—W.
T./Paasch,
Clerk^ wiil receive sealed
bids at hiS office in Martlnez until
11
(PST) on Feb!. 25 for the
purchase- ;of~
$1,700,000 / school
bonds.. Dated April 1, 1958. Due
on April 1 from. 1959
to/1978 in/
.
am.-.
elusive.
(A-O)
Principal, and
payable at the
interest
County
Legality- ai>-.
proved by Or rick, Dahiquist, Herrington 8c Sutcliffe, of San! Fran¬
Treasurer's.. office.
cisco.
;
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tA-O)
cisco.
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side until !l
price > of/100.05, a net interest
3.26%, as follows:
3
?
Due
1 from
Feb.
on
1962 to. 1967 inclusive.
/
a.m. (PST) on March
tlie. purchase of $1,850,000
building bonds, as follows:
N
fpr
$1;350,000 City High School District
;
135,000 3S. Due on Feb.,1 from
bonds. ^Due
April
on
1
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
"
19()8to
1971
inclusive,
City
500,000
bonds.
**
1959
Dated
.
District
April 1 from
S,c h o o 1
Due
to
on
inclusive.
1978
\* 1^58.
April'
Principal
arid interest (A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's
the
Bank
office,
or
at
National
America
pf
~
;clu^iye;/;prinQipal
and
.' '/t
Trust
Los
&
agency
or
.
.
.
Bond Offering—Carl j. GronIurid, Clerk of Board of Directors,
Savings Association, of
Angeles,
W.
L.
Spafford,
City- Clerk,
will, receive^
sealed bids, until 2 p.m. (PST) .on.
March/ 4 - for the
purchase vof
$495,000:. sewer bonds. Dated April
1, 1958. : Due on. April l- from
1959r to 1938; inclusive." Principal
—
.will-receive^sealed
7:30 pjTk
bids
until
(PST) on Feb. 25 for the
purchase! of $90,000 water bonds.
.DajtedAPtil 1^ 1958. Due on April
I -frppfi 2:1961 v to * 1983
inclusive.
Prineipal arid interest (A-O) pay¬
at
any
New York' City, at the
Legality
fiscal
holder's
approved
by
O'Melveny. & Myers, of Los An¬
.
*
geles.
'
on. a
Net proceeds from
be applied to
will
bid of par,
the offering
the costs of
the part of the Turnpike west oi
the Connecticut River and include
provision for the retirement oi
$31,100,000
general
obligation
notes which
were
issued for Turn¬
pike purposes. The entire length
the Turnpike extending from
of
Greenwich,
Conn., eastward
to
on the Rhode Island line
opened to traffic on Jan. 2,
1958 except for a section com¬
prising a bridge over the Byram
Killingly
was
River at the New York State line
and
5J/o
a
eastward
tion is
mile length extending
the
of
riyer. This
sec¬
expected to.be completed
durlngT958.
The
bonds
redeemable-be¬
are
ginning Jan. 1, 1966 at the election
of the State or beginning July
1, 1963 from available funds in
bond
acceleration
fund
at
prices ranging from 105% if called
on
or
prior to June 30, 1968 to
10Oy-2.% after June 30, 1993.
The members of the First
Na¬
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
11
for
the
(PST) on
purchase
of
The
members
of
the
Chicago, group
& Co., Inc., Chase
Bank, of New York,
Co., Eastman Dil¬
lon, Union Securities & Co., Equi¬
table Securities Corporation, First
National Bank, of Portland, Glore,
Blyth
Manhattan
C. J. Devine &
Ladenburg,
Thalmann
1,1958. Due on April 1 from 1959
inciusive... Principal
(A-O)
payable
County Treasurer's office.
at
and
the
Milwaukee Company^ Park
The
Rockland-Atlas Na¬
of Boston; Wachovia
Co., of WinstonSalem, Auchincloss, Parker &
Redpath, Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc., Byrd Brothers/ Dreyfus
8c Co.; Elkins, Morris, Stokes &
Co;, Robert Garrett & Song* Ginther & Co., Joseph; Mellen& Mil¬
ler, Inc., Kormendi & Co., Inc.,
John C. Legg & Co., McDonnell
& Co.,; Newburger,;I»oeb & Co.;
Peoples National Bank of Char¬
lottesville, Rambo; Close & Kee¬
ner, Inc., John Small & Co., Inc.,
Small-Milburn Co., Inc., and Talmage & Co.
Inc.,
Ryan,
tional Bank,
Bank
.
&
Trust
Among the 'members of the Leh¬
Brothers group are: Kidder,
man
Peabody & Co., Drexel 8c Co..
Philadelphia- National Bank, of
Philadelphia, Chemical Corp Ex¬
change Bank, Guaranty Trust Co.,
both of New York,. White, Weld
& Co.,; Continental Illinois Na-*
tional Bank & Trusb Co;,.of Chi¬
Merrill Lynch; Pierce* FenBeane, Lazard Freres &
Co., Bear, Stearns & Co;, Hemp¬
hill, Noyes & Ca., Braun, Bosworth
& Co., Inc., Coffin 8t Burr; Carl
M. Loeb, Hhoades & Co., Tucker,
Anthony & R. L. my; Dean Witter
& Co., G. H. Walker & Co., Barr
Brothers & Co., A. G. Becker &
Co., Inc., First National Bank, of
Boston, Hayden,, Stone & Ct),
cago,
&
ner
ager Richard Martin announces
that the Board of Directors will
receive
sealed
Inc.,
of St.
Company
Louis, J. P. Morgan & Co.
Inc., Northern Trust Co., of Chi¬
cago,
Paine* Webber,
Jackson &
bids until
1
p.m.
(EST) on Feb. 25 for the purchase
of
$300,000 Washington
School
Addition bonds. Dated March 1,
1958. Due on March I from 1959
to 1968. inclusive.
DELAWARE
Forgan & Co., Harriman Ripley &
Co.,
-
Bankers
Trust Co., of New York, and First
& Co., Mercantile Trust
fo :>1978
Co., Gregory
Rons, ""Hannahs,
Ballin & Lee, Lyons & Shafto, Inc.,
& Co.
$325,000.school bonds. Dated April
interest
Curtis, R; W, Pre$sprich & Co.,
Hutzler, Shields
& Co., Smith, Barney & Co., Alex.
Brown &! Sons, California Bank,
of Los Angeles, Clark, Dodge &
Co., Dominick & Dominick, Estabrook & GOi, Fidelity Union Trust
Co., of Newark, "W. E* Hutton &
Co., Lee Htgginson Corp*,; F. S.
Moseley & Co., National Shate
Bank,of Newark, L. F.Rothschild
& Co., Stroud' & Co:, Inc., Trust
Company ol Georgia* Atlanta,
Wood, Struthers & Co.vCooley &
Co., Francis I. duPont & Co.,, Geo.
B. Gibbons & Co., Inc., Glickenhaus & Lembo, Laidlaw & Co.,
Putnam & Co., Shearson, Hammill
& Co., Stern Brothers & Co;, An¬
drews & Wells, Inc.* Boatmen's
National Bank of St. Louis, Bramhall, Faliori & Cb., Inc., City Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co.,, Of Kan¬
sas City, Green, ElUp& Anderson,
Hirsch & Co., King, Quirk & Co.,
Inc.; Laurence M. Marks & Co.,
Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc., Chas.
W. Scranton & Co.„ Chas. E. Weigold &. Co., Inc., Brown Bros.
Harriman & Co., City National
Bank & Trust Go.,., of Chicago,
A. G. Edwards & Sons, Ernst &
Co., Folger, Nolan, Fleming-W. B.
Hibbs & Co.,; Inc., Goodbody &
Salomon Bros. &
Inc., Reynolds & Co., Dick &
Merle-smith, C. F. Childs & Co.,
Eldredge & Co., Lincoln R. Young
& Co., Model, Roland & Stone,
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson, GranFairfield County (P. O.
bery, Marache & Co., Stern, Lauer
Bridgeport), Conn.
8c Co., J. A. Hogle & Co., Branch
Bond Sale — The $650,000 jail
Banking & Trust Co., of Wilson,
construction bonds offered Feb. 17
First Southwest Co., J. Barth &
Co., Singer, Deane & Scribner, —V. 187, p. 823—were awarded
Thomas & Co., McJunkin, Patton to Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day,
& Co., National Bank of Com¬ as 2^s, at a price of 100.53, a
merce, of Seattle, National Bank basis of about 2.43%.
of Westchester, of White Plains,
Manchester (P. O. Manchester),
Reinholdt & Gardner, Anderson &
Connecticut
Strudwick, and Arthur L. Wright
Bond Offering —General Man¬
are:
be received until 9 a.m.
March
Robert Winthrop & Co.,
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
Co.,
National Bank, of
•
Temple City "Unified Sch Dist.,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
r
Offering
or
of the county in Chicago
interest option.
(A-QJ,;^ payable at the
County
Dated;April 15/,1958. Principal: Treasurer's pffl«e.
Legality apand iiYterest (A-Q) payable at-the prpved hy. Orrjek, Dahiquist, HerCounty Treasurer's office. Legale rington/& Sutcliffe, of Sari Franity approved by Grrick^Dahlquist, cisco/p
.^•'
•" '
HerriiigtOnz &: Sutcliffe, of Sari
Fresno County-Water Works Dist.
Francisco..
'
tT
No. 25 (P. O. Fresno), Calif.
~;~ A twater,; Calif.
Bond
18
at his "office in Los
Col/ arid C. N. White & Co., at
a
cost of-about
v
to-1977.inclusiveV
Feb.
.
355,000 3V4s; Due on Feb. 1 from
.Bond Sale—An issue of $90,000
v:
1972 to 1978 inclusive.
swimming pool bonds was sold to
the Bank of: America, National
Elk Gfove Union High Sch. Dist
Trust & Savings Association,- .of.
nSa6rament& County, Calif.
San: Francisco^; as- folipws:/!
'*
Bond Offering — C. C. LaRue,
$20,000 6s? Due* om April, 15 from
County Clerk, ■"will receive sealed
*
1960 to 1963 inclusive. r :
^ •
iirds at. his office in Sacramento
10,000 3 3/4 s* Due:on April 15,1964 until 10 a.m.
(PST) on Feb. 26 for
and 1963.V.
the-purchase of $87,000 school
•35,000 4s, Due. on. April 15 from .bonds. Dated April 1, 1958. Due
.1966- to 1972 inclusive.
/ * ? on AprH .l from 1960 to 1982 in25,000 4Vis. Due on April-15 from
1973^^
on
resulting in a net interest cost of
3.2584% to the State.
the
Palmdale School District, Los
AngleleshCounty,. Calif.
r
.
County
the
.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahiquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe; of San Fran¬
issue
pledged. The un¬
awarded the
-
$100,000* 4s.
.
payable/at
Treasurer's! office;!
t
Bond Offeririg/-Harold J. Ostly,
& County Cierk/wiir receive sealed
-
Parkway District, Sacramento*
County,;Calif.
Principal and interest
I,
are
group was
Angeles tional City Bank group are: Haluntil 9 ■a.m. (PST) on March 18 sey,
Stuart & Co. Inc.; Harris
El Camino Hospital District,
for the purchasemf-$670,000 school Trust & Savings Bank, of Chicago,
Santa.Clara County,' Calif^.vV/
buildirig^boridS:/i'Dated April 1, Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Goldman, Sachs
Bondi Sale—-The $590,000 hospi¬
1958. Due on April ! from 1960 & Co., Phelps, Fenn &-Co., Stone
tal bonds offered Feb. 1L—v.. 187,;
to ? 1932 vinyltisiyfe; / Principal and & Webster Securities Corp., Blair
p.- 721^were awarded to a syndi'interest 4 (A-O)>- payable at
the & Co., Inc., Hornblower & Weeks,
-cate^ hbrisposed" "of the Bank bf
County; Treasurer^-office, or at Hallgarten & Co., First of Michi¬
America National Trust & Sav¬
any: fiscal ageneiesmf the County gan Corporation, F. S. Smithers
ings Association^ of San Francisco; in New. York
& Co., B. J. Van Ingen & Co'., Ira
City or Chicago.
Blyth & CO., Inc., Dean Witter" &
Haupt & Co., Seattle-First Na¬
Cm, Merrill " Lynch, Pierce, Feii-; Riverside Sch. Districts, Riverside tional Bank, of Seattle,
Adams,
«er
,&,*;Beane, Eastman Dillon, !
> Cpuri^, Calif.
McEntee Sc Co., Weeden & Co.,
Unicri^ Securities & Co.,. Stone &
Bond. Offering—G. A. Peque- American Securities
Corp., Baxter
Youngberg, Lawson, Levy, Wil- gnat) County Clerk, will receive & Co., Bacon, Stevenson & Co.,
liams ' &'Stern; Irving Lundborg sealed bids.at his,.office in River¬
Roosevelt & Cross, Wertheim &
Arden Manor Park* Recreation and
,
for
,
'*/./' (P. O. Russellville), Ark..
,
4
Desert; Center School District,
AWUHWS^:^
.
credit
Offering-—Harold J. Ostly, derwriting
County Clerk,, will receive sealed
bids. uhtil 9, g.m. (PST) on March
1963
1968-1997,. inclusive, at prices
yield 2.25% to 3.25%, according
maturity. The bonds are gen¬
eral obligations of the State of
to
Connecticut for which its full faith
■'!!-'.!
\Bond
due
to
.
.,
Way Re venue, and Motpr„Fuel Tax
building/bonds. Dated April 1, Bonds, Greenwich - Killingly Ex¬
1958! Due on April? 1 from 1959 pressway (Connecticut Turnpike)
|^y/187; pV 619—-were awarded to
ri
55
Marshallton
Consolidated School
District No. 77 (P.
.
O. 1703 School
Lane, Wilmington)', Dot.
E. Dukes,
School Trustees*
Bond Offering—Reese
Clerk of Board of
will
receive
sealed
bids until '8
56
The Commercial and Financial
(932)
Feb. 1, 1958. Due on July 1 from
!
196(1 to 1974 inclusive;
Callable
* (EST) on IVIarcIi 18 lor the
purchase of $520,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated April I, 1958.
Due on April 1 from 1959 to 1979
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the Farmers
Bank of the State of Delaware,
Wilmington. Legality approved by
Heed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
Carthy, of New York City.
■»p.m.
FLORIDA
.
1, 1964. Prin¬
Kentucky
(J-J) payable
Bond Offering—W. J. Bauereis,
Bank, of
Bluffton.
Legality approved by County Court Clerk, will receive
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of sealed bids until 10 a.m. (EST)
on
March 6 for the purchase of
•:
;./ ;«
Indianapolis.
$900,000 road bonds. Dated June t,
Washington Twp. (P. O. Marion), 1956. Due on Dec. 1 from 1958 to
Indiana
D.
White, Township Trustee, will
ceive
L.
.
sealed
(CST)
Johnson, City Clerk, will receive
on
bids
re¬
March 4
l:r p.m. Company, of New York City. Le¬
for the pur¬ gality approved by Chapman &
chase of $50,000 school building Cutler,
(EST) on
bonds. Dated March 1, 1958. Due
March 12 for the purchase of $1,semi-annually from July i, 1959 to
850,000 parking revenue bonds.
Dated Jan, 1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1 July 1, 1971. Principal and inter¬
est payable at the Marion National
from 1959 to, 1978 inclusive. Prin¬
sealed bids until 11
bonds.
school
March
Due on
1059 to 1978
from
1
of
a.m.
Saler^The $300,000 build¬
ing and site; bonds offered Feb. 13
—v.:. 187,.p;*j723^were-« awarded
Dated March 1, 1938. Principal
and interest payable at the Mer¬ to: KenoWer^ MacArthur1' & Co.,
chants National .Bank, of Boston, and Wiaiteri J, Wade; Iric:, jointly.
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, ot
Boston.
\
Chicago.
Bond Offering—Howell L. Wat-
kins,
LOUISIANA-
of Feb,
1, 1967.
Sale
Bond
$26,500
Amite•
were
MacArthur &
.
180,000 Sewerage District
improvement bonds.
Bonds
—•
sold
Co.,
to
Council Bluffs, la.
City
cott,
Clerk,
will
receive
Bond Offering—Richard G. Bun- sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
(F-A)
payable at the
Hanover Bank, of New York City. ten, City Clerk, will receive sealed on March 26 for the purchase of
paving
certificates.
Legality approved by Caldwell, and oral bids until 2 p.m. (CST) $197,542.53
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of on Feb. 27 for the purchase of Due serially from 1959 to 1968
New York City.
' ;
$330,000
parkipg
lot
revenue inclusive.
interest
•
.
■
bonds.
'■
GEORGIA
•
■
Louisiana (State
„
.
•
oral
$2,090,000
Due
public
Jan.
on
1987 inclusive.
*
bonds.
Due
from
1
Due on
Jan. 1 from 1959 to 1987 in¬
Z
450,000 public parks bonds. Due
*
.
on
Jan.
1
from
305,000
;
1959
to
Jan.
1
inclusive5.
1
from 1959 to
inclusive.
/
.
Nov.
on
1964
;
Town
bonds;
Nov.
on
inclusive.
on
Swimming
Due
1
sold to the Central
about
3.28%,
as
follows:
$135,000 3%s* Due
1959
to
July 1 from
on
Due
Nov.
on
from
1959
•
515,000 3*4s. Due
July 1 from
on
1,' 1958.
from
to
1960
ap¬
March
from
15
1960
inclusive.
s
building bonds offered Feb. 13—
187, p. 501—were awarded to a
group composed of Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., John Nuveen *&
*
r
_
j
,
'
Dated July 1, 1957. Principal proved by Chapman & Cutler; of
fiscal agency of the State in New
'■/'.,
and interest (J-J) payable at the Chicago.
Additional Offering—The above York City. Legality approved by
igFirst National Bank of Atlanta,
and Trust Company of Georgia, official also will receive sealed Wood, King & Da\yson, of New
both of Atlanta, or at the Chemi¬ and oral bids at the same time for York City.
>
>
cal Corn Exchange Bank, Of New the purchase of $385,000
sewer
Note
The foregoing suppleYork City. Legality approved by revenue bonds. Dated Feb. 1,1958,
merits the report in our issue of
Spalding, Sibley, Troutman, Mea¬ Due on June 1 from 1965 to 1967 Feb. 17—v.
187, p. 823.
inclusive. Legality
dow & Smith, of Atlanta.
approved by
'
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Terrebonne Parish Recreation Dist.
ILLINOIS
No. 6 (P. O. Montegut), La.
Fort Dodge, la.
Lake County School District No.
Bond Offering—K. M. Trosclair,
Bond Offering—R. II. Clelland,
108 (P. 0. Highland), III.
City • Clerk, will receive sealed Secretary of Board of Commis¬
Bond Offering—Charles H. Wil¬
and oral bids until 2 p.m.
(CST) sioners, will receive sealed bids
son, Secretary of Board of Educa¬ on March 4
for the purchase of until 7:39 p.m. (CST) on March 17
tion, will receive sealed bids until
$14,500 street improvement special for the purchase of $120,000 public
7:30 p.m; (CST) on Feb. 25 for the
assessment bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, improvement bonds.. Dated May
purchase of $335,000 school house 1958. Due on June 1
from 1959 1, 1958. Due on May 1 from 1959
bonds. Dated March 15,1958. Due
to 1973 inclusive; Interest M-N.
to
1967 inclusive.
Legality ap¬
on Jan. 15 from 1968 to 1973 in¬
proved by Rogers & Dorweiler, Legality approved by Foley, Cox
clusive.
Principal
and
interest of Des Moines.
& Judell, of New Orleans.
(J-J) payable at a Chicago bank
to be agreed, upon by the Board Mills
County (P. O. Glenwood), la.
—
'
and the purchaser.
Bond Offering—E. M. Robinson,
Legality approved by Chapman &
County Treasurer, will receive
Cutler, of Chicago.
sealed and oral bids until 10
ajm.
MASSACHUSETTS
(CST)
INDIANA
Hammond School
Warrant
Sale
of
City, Ind.
to
—
the
Mercantile
Feb. 27 for the purchase
county
court
house
bonds.
The $2,000,000
temporary loan warrants offered
Jan. 14 — v. 187, p. 188 — were
awarded
on
$285,000
Na¬
on
Dated March 1, 1958. Due
Nov. 1 from 1959 to 1974 in¬
clusive.
Legality
approved
by
Bannister, Carpenter, Ahlers &
Cooney, of Des Moines.
a
premium of $50.00.
B.
Zebrasky, City Treasurer, will
re¬
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on
bids
Feb.
until
25
for
11
a.m.
the
pur¬
chase of $1,000,000 temporary loan
notes. Dated Feb. 25, 1958.
Due
on
Nov. 10, 1958. Principal and
interest
payable at
the National
Bank, of Boston. Le¬
gality approved by Ropes, Gray,
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
KANSAS
Lancaster Central School Building
Frederick
—
Shawmut
tional Bank, of D.ammond, at 3%,
plus
Offering
Kansas State Teachers
Corporation (P. O. Bluff ton), Ind.
College
(P, O. Emporia), Kan.
•
Mil ford',
Mass.
'
Bond Offering—Ivan
Habegger,
Bond Sale—The
$150,000 dormi¬
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (CST) on March 5
tory revenue bonds offered Jan.
£or the purchase
ing arid: Home Finance Agency/as
2^}S, at a price of par. -
mortgage
of^$325,000 first
revenue
.
bonds;
Dated
17
were
sold to the Federal Hous¬
Bond Offering-^John H.
Town.
/
1959
to
July 1 from
on
1968 inclusive.
695,000 4Ms s. Due on July 1 from
1969 to 1983 inclusive.
270,000 4}4s. Due on July 1 from
1984
to
1987 inclusive.
*
Bezozzi,
Arthur M.
—
Bailey, Secretary of Board of Ed¬
ucation, will receive sealed-- bids
until 8 p.m.
(EST) on Feb. 26
for the purchase of $525,000 school
building bonds. Dated. March. 1,
1958.
to
Due
1983
1969
as
on
June
inclusive.
and
1
from
1959
Bonds due in
thereafter
are
callable
Michigan'
■
•
Bond
Bonds due in 1964 and'
thereafter are callable-
as
of June
1, 1968. Principal and
payable at a bank
or trust
company designated by
the purchaser. Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
Memphis Community Sch. Dist.,
Michigan
Bond. Offering
«—
Ralph Chap¬
Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 27 for
the purchase of $130,000 school
building bonds. Dated March 1,
1958. Due on Sept. 1 from 1960 to
man,.
1987 inclusive:
thereafter
Bonds due in 1974
are
callable
of
as
March
1, 1973. Principal and in¬
terest (M-S) payable at a bank or
trust
of May;
Principal: and. interest
(M-N) payable at a bank or trust
company-designated by the. pur¬
ly,.1963.
Legality approved by Mil- •
ler, ;Cab|ieId, PaddQck & Stone, of
Detroit,. in;
i?.'—
i; >'*i.:
J,
- V-;
■
• ■
-
•
'^^T^yPbrtHuronlMich^y.--^
special ^ assessment-' sewer bonds>
was sold to Kenower, MacArthur •
& Co., as 2%s, at a price of 100.14, V
a
basis bLaborit 2:71%.
/
^
owneihip Public School
Stambaugh
District
JP*.' O.f Stambaugh)',
'WilOfjflfiiift'—iJojr
Mich.
^Carlson,
Secretary of. Board of Education,
will
bids VrintilT 8:
receivh
p.m/ (EST)u on March* 4 lfor the.
purchase' of; $825,000^^001 build¬
ing- bonds. Dated March 1, 1958/
Due bri Abril;J/ftariy'1959 to 1976:
inclusive. Bonds due in 1964 and
thereafter/aTC callabls as^'of April
1, 1963. * Priridpal and * interest
(A-OX payable at^ a bank" 6r trust
,
--
i
company designated by the pur¬
chaser. Legality approved by Mil¬
Stone, of
designated by the
Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
company
purchaser.
yValker^Townsbip (P^ O.
Grand Rapid*), Mich.
J
;,
.
.
,
.
Bond Offering—David
son,,-
Township
E. Han¬
Supervisor,, will
receive sealed bids uritil ,7:3Q p.m.
(EST); on March' 4j for the pur-,
$2>,250; special assessirient,
as follows: / / /
\./..
chase of
bonds,
$13^50 SeventhBtreet water.main'
interest (J-D)
-
extension bonds..Due; on Feb. ;
1 from 1958 to 1967 inclusive.
13,900 water riiairi e x t e n s i o n>
Due on-Feb.
bonds;
1
from
1958 to 1965 Iriclusive//
; I"9
Aug. 1, 1957. Principal
and interest (F4A) ^payable at the
Dated
Township Treasurer's office, or at
the option of the : purchaser, at a
bank or tnist company designated
by the purchaser/
'
Whittemore'Prescott- Area School
Dist.
(P. O. Whittemore), Mich.
-
Bond Sale—The $550,000
school
building arid site bonds offered
Feb,
10—v.
187,
p.
621—were
awarded (0 a group composed of
Kenower,: MacArthur & Co., Mc-
Dpnald-Moore & Co., H. V. Satt¬
ley & Co.,
Inc.,
and
Stranahan,
Harris &-Co., jointly. /
,
>
of Detroit.
MINNESOTA
Michigan Center Schi Dist., Michi
Bond Offering—Homer A. Cusick, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on March 4
for
the
purchase of $1,250,000
building and site bonds. • Dated
Feb. 1, 1958. Due on June 1 from
Treasurer,
will
receive 1960 to 1984 inclusive. Bonds due
bids, c/o The: Merchants in 1969 and thereafter are callable
Bank/ :28 State Street, as of June 1, 1968/ Principal and
Boston, ..uritil? 11 a.m. - (EST) on .interest (J-D) payable1 at a-bank
.
sealed
National
.V- -j.;
-
Detroit-'v
Michigan
Bond Offering;
and
Fall River, Mass.
Note
_
<
Malta wan Consolidated Sch. Dist.,. ler, Canfield, Paddock &
Dated March 15, 1958. Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
State Treasurer's office,, or at the
of Education
follows:
1984
•
.
'
on
to
>■
^
^
v.
on
1984
250,000 Series A2 bonds. Due
Principal
City
interest payable at the
Treasurers office;
Legality
15
1;- V"" >'
.
lnhster School District, Mich.
Bond
Sale — The
$1,200,000
$235,000 4%s. ,Due
inclusive.,
;
-
(
Dated March.
and
'*/
March
1968
to
date there¬
350,000,' Series C bonds. Due
1
Detroit.
r
.
• ■}
Pigeon Community School District,
chaser.
1968 inclusive.
.
interest payment
r
inclusive.
was
Bank, of Grand Rapids, at a price
of 100.17, a net interest cost of
Co., First of Michigan. Corp., Barcus,
Kindred &' Co., Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., Shannon & Co.,
H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc., Allan
Fourth Series, bonds. Due on
March 15 from 1963 to 1993 Blair & Co., McDonald-Moore &
.inclusive. Subject to redemp¬ Co., Goodbody & Qo., Charles Ation
prior to maturity on Parcells & Co., M. B. Vick & Co.,
March
15, 1968, or on any and. Channer Securities Co., as
after.
Swimming
from 1959 to 1977 inclusive.
175,000 fire station bonds. Due
1987
180,000 fire station bonds. Due
.
South
Pool
.
•'
.
bonds.
from 1959 to 1977 inclusive.
•1,405,000 hospital bonds.
|.:
Northwest
Pool
1959 to 1987 inclusive.
clusive.
a.m.
;■
t
Jan.
on
9
1959 to
improvement $350,000
800,000 " sewer
-
until
(CST) on
bonds. March 3 for the
purchase of $830,000 bonds, as follows:.
/
road
from
1
bids
Principal rand interest
a bank,or trust
J
company designated by" the; pur¬
chaser. Legality approvedby Mil-'
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of v
(M-S) payable at
site bonds
...
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inclusive;
y
Bond Offering—State Treasurer
County (P. O. Decatur),
thereafter are callable as of March A. P. Tugwell announces that the
Georgia
,
H.
Legality approved by Board of Highways will receive
Blount,
Chairman of 1, 1962.
Carpenter, Ahlers ,& .sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on;
Board of Commissioners of Roads Bannister,
Mhrch .26
for
the
and Revenues, will receive sealed Cooney, of Des Moines. purchase of
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Mar. 5;
$8,100,000 highway bonds, as fol¬
Des Moines* Iowa
for the purchase
lows:
of $4,925,000
Bond Offering—Cortez Souter,
general obligation unlimited tax
City Clerk, will receive sealed and $7,500,000 gene r a 1 obligation,
bonds, as follows:
Ajffil-l, 1958.
1 froml960:to 1968"
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Bond Sale—An issue Of
of)
C.
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on"March
Springs Sch.- Dist., Mich.
$650,000
school refunding and building and
to 1964 inclusive.
,
Cedar
inclusive*
DeKalb
water bonds.
Due
Offering—Floyd Hamil- ton, Secretary of Board; of Edu-'
cation, will receive- sealed bids:
until 8 p.ttri (EST) on March 3'
for: the-purchase of $160,000 school'
building bonds. Dated1 Feb. 1,1958.'
Due ori MaY.l from 1959 to 1970
1969 to 1987 inclusive.
Dated March 1, ,1958. Due
1 from 1959 to 1967
Bonds duo in 1963 and
March
on
(EST)' on; Marchf 4^for* thre pur- chase of $15,000 special- assessment'
totaling
Kenower,
follows:
gation bonds, for $2,600 4%s,
due on Aug. 1 from 1958 to
1960
inclusive;
and
$8,000
3*2S, due on Aug. 1 from 1961
1
No.
Certificate Offering—E. B. Pres-
callable
are
Principal and
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Galien, Township^: Clerk, will re-.
sealed bids uritil; 7:30^ p.m. -
Bridgman^ Mich.
:
Dated April 1, 1958. Legality
$9,000 street improvement special
assessment bonds. Dated March 1, approved by Benton & Moseley, of
Baton Rouge,
and Chapman &
1958. Due on May 1 from 1959 to
1.967 inclusive. Legality approved Cutler, of Chicago.
by Bannister, Carpenter, Ahlers &
Baker, La.
Bonds due Cooney, of Des Moines.
1959 to 1978 inclusive.
in 1968 and thereafter
sealed
and oral bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on
March 3 for the purchase of
Superintendent, Board of
Public
Instruction, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
March
12
for
the purchase
of
$4,000,000
school
bonds.
Dated
Feb. 1, 1957. Due on Aug. 1 from
as
receive
Paris Township* (P. O.
Grand Rapidfs-)^ Mich.
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MICHIGAN
„
Clerk,
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Bank; Marion. Legality approved
Bond Offering—Elmer W. For(J-J) payable
by Ross, McCord Ice & Miller, of shag; Town Clerk, will receive $15,900 storm:, sewer special asat the Chemical Corn Exchange
sessment; bonds, - for
$2,900
Indianapolis.
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sealed bids, until 7:30 p.m. (CST)?
Bank, of New York City. Legality
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4^s, due on Feb. 1 from 1958
oil April 1 for the-purchase of
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
ta I960 inclusive, and $13,000
.'viQWA •'
of Chicago.,
$307,000 bonds, as follows:
v
3YzS, due on Feb. 1 from 1961
Centercille, Iowa
Palm Beach County Special Tax
to 1966 inclusive.
$127,000 water works public im¬
Sch. Diet. No. J (P. O. West
Bond Offering — T. C. Evans,
provement bonds.
10,600 storm sewer general obli-
City
..
Bond
inclusive.
cipal and interest
Palm Beach), Fla.
Parchment School District, Mich:
1961. Principal and interest (J-D)
Legality
payable at the Guaranty Trust
until
trust
the
^
345,000
1975 inclusive. Callable on Dec. 1,
Offering— Howard
Monday^.February 24,1953
bonds. "
cipal and interest
Bond
..
or
purchase? of $745,-
000 bonds, as follows; •
Covington),
at the Old-First National
.
Miami Beach, Fla.
Offering — R.
Wm.
Bond
and after Jan.
on
.
company,, designated by
"original purchaser cf the
Legality ' approved
by
$400,000 school project bonds. Due
Berry, Stevens-. &' Moorman,. of
on March 1 fromt J959 to 1978
Detroit.,
.,,
Inclusive.
Feb. ££for the
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No.
206^ Minn.
Bond
Offering—R„ O.
Van
De
Steeg, District Cleik, will receive
sealed bids* uritil noon (CST) on
March 5 for the purchase of $700,000 school building bonds. Dated
Feb/.l, 1958:" Due ori 'Feb.-l from
1961 to 1978 inclusive// Bonds due
1 iri:
as
1972>ridrthhreafter are callable
of '.Fbfel'
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Volume 187
interest,
bank
payable ;afr
any.
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suitable Dated
designafed^/th^ purchase^.
Legality /approved* by / Dorsey,
0 wen, -Bafkef, 'Scott" & .Barber; of
Minneapolis/ ; : r
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Note/—/The foregoing supple¬
ments "the.report,
Feb;
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out. issue
l(^v/187,;p;^3. V
of
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Bloomington /independent School*
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Bond i>^e-—Thfe$600,000 school
>
building -/bonds \k offerbd >Feb- 6
were awarded fto^a 'gifcupYSpm/
posed" -of /Pifc&v'sJaffray ;&: Dopiwobd;: Allisoh-WilliamSj sine# J.
VL\ Dain -& 'Cto; NarfhwesternvNational Bank, of .Minneapolis; Ymd
Caldwell, Phillips: eb.i'lnc.i las fbl,lofs;:r,f
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March
1,1958. Due:on a.m. (CST) on Feb.-34 for the pur¬
NBVADA
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i960, to. 1971 in¬ chase of $475,000 industrial plant
Lyon County School District
bonds. Dated; March X1958. Due
Legality approved ,bV
(P. O. Ycrington), Nev.
on March 1 from 1959 to 1981 inr
Dorsey, Qwen, Scott, Barker
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BondSale-r-The $550,000 geni-.
dusive... Principal: and : interest
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
payable at a place; to be. desig¬ eral obligation : building bonds
Rochester, Minn.
nated by-the purchaser,, subject to offered Feb, 11—v. 187, p: 621-r
Bond Offering—Elfreda Reiter,
were, sold to. the. State of Nevada,
City: Clerk,,: will ^receive sealed approval by the Board 'of Super-- as
visors.
3y2s, at a price of par.
/ i1
Legality approv e d by
bids until
7:30 p.m.. (CST)
on
CharleS
&
Trauernicht, of St.
March 31 for .the purchase, of $2,NEvv/jciiscir
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500,000 general obligation bonds,
Allendaie School District, N.- J.:
.as follows:
Water Valley, Miss.
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Bond Offering ^ Lawrence E.,
Offering—Alwyn. Gross$1,500,000 street, sewer and swim/
City Clerk', Ywill reeeivb Tnari, Secretary of Board of/Edu-;
; -mhig pool. bonds. *. Due
on Vox,
;
Jan. 1 from I960 to 1977 sealed bids until 5 p.m. (CST) on cation, will Teceive sealed bids
March T from
clusive.
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March 4 -for the purchase of $50,iinclusive;
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1,000,000 special assessment im-: 000 improvement.bonds, / ;
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provement bonds.
Due on
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on Match 1 from 1959 to 1977. in¬
MISSOURI
: :'Jan.1 from .1960 to 1971 inclusive,
Principal' and ; interest
elusive.
Afton School District, Mo. •
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Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬ (M-S) payable at the First Na¬
-Dated 'April :1,; 1958. Principal
tional Bank, of Allendale. Legal/
and interest payable at a bank ceived until March 11 for the purjity approved by. Hawkins, Deladesignated by the purchaser, sub¬ chase of $1,000,000 building bonds, field &
Wood, of New York Citjf.
it is reported.
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Bit¬
ers, Secretary of Board of Educa1
8 p.m.
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,
bonds
offered Feb. 11. were
awarded to Boland, Saffin & Co.,
3s, at a price.of 100,05,. a.basis
of ahout 2.98%.,
as
.
NEW
;.
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cil. Xegality approved by Dotsey,
Allendale, :N. J.
:
Independence School District, Mo.
; :
Bond' SaleY-The $45,000 water
Bond Sale—The $600,000 gen¬
280,000 4s.> Due ©nYF^bYPfrom Owen, Barker j Scott & Barber, of
eral
1974 totf981;incitf|iye^ Y *;■ \ Minneapolis. /
obligation building bonds bonds offered Feb 13—v.* 187,
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offered Feb. 13—v. 187, p. 724— p. 724—^were awared to Boland,
in jaddition^be. entire issue-will
■Tracy, Minn. /
/Bond Offering — Hazel Bengt- were awarded to, Barret, Fitch, Saffin & Co., as 2%s, at a price
carry an extra 1 ;60%/interest from
April1,, rson, City; Recorder, will receive North & Co., and Lucej Thompson of 100.08, a basis of about 2/86%.
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sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) & Crowe, Inc., jointly, at a price
Fast Windsor Ttvp. Sch. Dist, i
1 Mahnomen Independent- School i
of 100.42, a net interest cost of
on March 3 for the purchase
of
District No.432, Minn. ;v/ !
(A O. Mightstown), N. J,.. j
about 2.34%, as follows:
Bond Dfferlngrrf-lRobert - Warn- $65,000 municipal building bonds.
Bond • Offering — Joseph
R.
Dated Feb. 1,1958. Due on Feb. 1 $380,000 2Vzsi, Due on March 1
back, District Clerks/will receive
Stults, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
from 1959 to 1971 inclusive/ Prin¬
from 1959 to 1965 inclusive.
sealed "bids .until 3:30 vp jn; (CST)
cation, will/receive ^sealed- bids
220,000 2%s. Due on March 1 until 8
on
Feb. 26 for 'the purchase" of cipal and -interest (F-A) payable
p.m. (EST) on March 10
at any suitable bank designated
from 1966 to 1068 inclusive.
for the purchase of $850,000 school
$120,000. .school building 1 general
by the purchaser. Legality, ap¬
Note—The foregoing supersedes building
Obligation, bonds. Dated; Feb; 1,
bonds.; Dated Nov. 1,
1958.' Due .on-Feb.. 1 from 1961 to proved by Faegre & Benson, of the report in our issue of Feb. 17 1957. Due on May 1 from 1959 to
Minneapolis.
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1980 inclusive..' Callable ton Feb.
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1978 inclusive. Principal and in¬
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terest
1, 1969. and .on: any interest.pay¬ "Traverse County (P. O. Wheaton),
(M-N)
payable
at
the
Kansas City School District, Mo.
ment. date thereafter.: Principal
Minnesota
Hightstown Trust Company, or at
Bond
Sale
The
$7,000,000
and interest. (EVA) .payable at any
the First National Bank, both of
Bond Offering—R, L. Johnson,
building bonds offered Feb. 17suitable* bank designated by the County
at
the
purchaser's
Auditor, 'will
receive v, 187, p. 724—were awarded to Hightstown
purchaser, il^galii^.abpinve^; by sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on a
Legality
approved
by
syndicate headed by ;the First option.
Dorset Ghveri, Rarkejy .Scott & March 4 for the purchase of $365,/ National City Bank, of New York Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New-York City.
000 County Nursing Home bonds.
barber, of .Minneapolis. • Y'
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>Nbter-/;T&e foregoing - supple¬ Dated March 1, 1958, Due on interest cost of about 2.65%, as Little Ferry School District,.. N. J.
ments the .report in/bur, issue of March 1 from 1959 to 1967 inclu¬ follows:
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sive. Principal and interest pay¬
Feb. 10^v. 187, p/ 723rf
:
$1,400,000 4s. Due on March
bonds
offered Feb.
13—v. 187,
able at any suitable bank desig¬
from 1959 to 1962 inclusive.
Martin >County (P. ; 0. Fairmont),
p. 724—were awarded to" a group
nated by the purchaser. Legality
1,400,000 2V4S. Due on March 1 composed of B. - J, Van Ingen &
V .-7 "4 Minnesota *v.'' -*
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
from 1963 to 1966 inclusive.
Co., Fidelity Union Trust Co., o);
Y Bond Offering-rH.-E. ChristianMinneapolis. .
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2,100,000 2Y2S. Due on March 1 Newark, J. B. Haiiauer & Co., anc
son, County Auditor^ will receive
Note
The foregoing supple¬
from J 967. to 1972 inclusive.
Ewing & Co., as 3.60s, at a price
sealed bids until .2 p.m.. (CST) on
ments the report in our issue of
2,100,000 2%s. Due on March 1 of 100.26, a basis of about 3.56%.
March 6 for the purchase of $123,- Feb. 6—v.
187, p. 724.
:
from 1973 to 1978 inclusive.
000 drainage bonds.
Dated Jan.
Newark, N. J.
Other members of the syndicate:
Virginia Independent School
1, 1958. Due on JbnYl from 1960
Bond
Offering—City Director
Bankers Trust Company; Blyth &
District No. 706, Minn.
to 1974 inclusive. Bonds due in
William P. Schorn announces that
Bond Sale—The funding bonds
Co., Inc.; Smith, Barney & Co.;
1969 and/thereafter are callable
sealed bids will be received until
Stone & Webster Securities Cor¬
as of Jan. X, 1968.
Principal and totaling $489,000 Offered Feb. 13
March. IT for the purchase of
interest payable at any suitable —v. 187, p. 724r—were awarded to poration; First of Michigan Cor¬
poration; Schoellkopf, Hutton & $15,000,000' bonds, as follows:
bank designated by the purchaser. J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.
Pomeroy, Inc.; The Boatmen's Na¬ $10,000,000 school bonds.
Legality approved by. Faegre &
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MISSISSIPPI
tional Bank of St. Louis;
.4,000,000general 0 bl ig at 10 n
Benson, of Minneapolis. ' / Y /
bonds.
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Roosevelt & Cross Incorporated;
Aberdeen, Miss.
Mazeppa Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 809,
1,000,000 water bonds.
Bond Offering — J. T. Roberts, Wood, Struthers & Co.; E. F. HutMinnesota
ton & Company; Robert Winthrop
City Clerk, will receive sealed
Paramits School District, N. J.
Bond Offering — John Webster,
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Feb. & Co.; J. A. Hogle & Co.; The
Bond Offering — Wesley Van
Clerk of School Board, will re¬ 24 for the
First Cleveland Corporation; Folpurchase of $725,000
Pelt, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
ceive
sealed bids
until 8
p.m.
industrial
plant
bonds.
Dated ger, Nolan, Fleming-W. B. Hibbs
(CST) on,Feb. 26 for the purchase March 1, 1958. Due on March X & Co., Inc.; H. V. Sattley & Co. cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. <EST) on March 3
of $40,000 school building bonds. from 1959 to 1981 inclusive. Prin¬ Inc.; Ellis & Co.
for
the purchase
of $1,957,000
Dated March 1,
1958.
Due on cipal and interest payable at a
school bonds. Dated Feb". 1, 1958.
MONTANA
March 1 from 1961 to 1973 in¬
place to be designated by the
Due on Feb. 1 from 1960 to 1981
clusive. Callable on March 1,1968.
Flathead County School District
purchaser, subject to approval by
inclusive.
Principal and interest
Principal and interest payable at the Mayor and Board of Alder¬
No. S(Pi O. Kalis pell), < Mont, i
(F-A)
payable at the Peoples
any suitable.bank or trust com¬ men.
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
Legality approved by Charles
Trust Company of Bergen County,
pany designated by the purchaser. &
ceived until 7:30 p.m. (MST) on
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Hackensack.
Legality approved
Legality approved by Briggs, Gil¬
22 for the purchase of
Note — The foregoing supple¬ March
by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
bert, Morton, Kyle & Macartney,
$360,000 building bonds. Dated
ments the report in our issue of
Carthy, of New York City.
of St. Paul.
July 1, 1958.
Feb. 17—v. 187, p. 825.
Runnemede, N. J.
Minnetonka Independent School
Lincoln County Reorganized School
Corinth, Miss.
Bond Offering—Thomas F. Beal,
District No. 276, Minn.
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Bond Sale—The $575,000 (not District No. I (P. O. Troy), Mont.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 school
Bond Sale—The $134,700 build¬ Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
$600,000) industrial bonds offered
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on March
building bonds offered Feb. 11— Feb.
13—v.
187, p. 501—were ing bonds offered Feb. 10—v. 187, 4 for the
purchase of $70,000
v.
187, p. 723—were awarded ,to awared to a group composed of p. 501—were awared to Blyth &
general bonds. Dated March 1,
a group composed of Piper, Jafthe Southern Bond Co., Lewis & Co., Inc., at a price of par, a net
1958. Due on March 1 from 1959
fray & Hopwood; J. M. Dain & Co., and Kroeze-McLarty & Com¬ interest cost of about 4.31%, as
to 1963 inclusive. Principal and
follows:
Co.; "Northwestern National Bank, pany.
interest
(M-S)
payable at the
of
Minneapolis;
and
Caldwell,
$64,700 4V2S. Due on Jan. 1 from Camden Trust
Company, Camden.
Greenwood, Miss.
Phillips & Co., Inc., as follows;
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Bonner Duggan,
Legality • approved by Hawkins,
$150,000 3s. Due on Jan, 1 from
70,000 4%s. Due on Jan. 1 from Delafield &
Wood, of New York
City Clerk, will receive sealed
1961 to 1969 inclusive. 1969 to 1978 inclusive.
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on March
City.
80,000 3.30s. Due on Jan. 1 from
5 for the purchase of $3,300,000
Mineral and Missoula Counties
South Orange and Maplewood Sch.
1970 to 1972 inclusive.
electric
revenue
bonds.
Dated
Joint District No. 2 (P. O.
Dist. (P. O. South Orange), N. J.
90,000 3.40s. Due on Jan. 1 from
Albertson), Mont.
April 1, 1958. Due on April 1 from
1973 to 1975Jnclusive.
Bond
Sale
The
$1,785,000
1961 to 1981 inclusive. Bonds due
Bond Offering — Mrs. Marion
180,000 33%s." Due ori Jan. 1 from
school bonds offered Feb.
13—
in 1969 and thereafter are callable
Dewald,
Clerk
of
Board
of v.
1976 to 1980 inclusive.
187, p. 622—were awu*ded to
as of April 1, 1968.
Principal and Trustees, will receive sealed bids
a group composed of the National
In addition the entire issue will
interest (A-O) payable at-a bank until 8 p.m. (PST) on March 1
State Bank, of Newark, Marine
carry an extra 2%' interest from
designated by the purchaser, sub¬ for the purchase of $16,500 build¬
Trust Company of Western New
July 1, 1958 to Jan. 1, 1959.
ject to approval by the City Coun¬ ing bonds. Dated Dec. 15, 1957.
York, Buffalo, Ira Haupt & Co.,
Ortonvtlle Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 62, cil. Legality approved by Charles Amortization bonds will be the
J. B.
Hanauer 8s Co., John J.
6 Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
first choice and serial bonds will
Minnesota
Ryan. & Co., Win. E. Pollock &
be the second choice of the School
.Bond Offering—Mrs. Neillie W. Monroe County Fourth Supervisors
Co., and-F. R. Cole & Co., bidding
Board. Interest J-D.
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Gerber,. District Clerk, will re¬
District (P. O. Aberdeen), Miss. ■
for $1,784,000 bonds, as 2%s, at a
ceive sealed bids until 3 p.m.
Note — The
Bond Offering—Haran R; Young,
foregoing bonds
< CST) on. March 12 for the; pur¬ Clerk of Board of Supervisors, originally were offered on Feb; 17 pri<te of 100.11, a basis of about
chase of $100,000 school bonds. will receive sealed bids until 10 —v. 18.7, p. 724—and not sold.
2.61%.
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Amsterdam Union Free Sch. JDist.
No. 12 (P. O. Amsterdam), N. Ym
Bond Sale—An issue (rf
school bonds
$125,000
sold to Roose¬
was
velt & Cross,, as 3.60s, at , a price
of
.100.04, a basis of/about 3.59%.
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Camillas, N. Y.
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Bond Sale-YThe $27,000
bonds
offered
sewer
13—v.
187,
Feb.
724—were awarded to Roose¬
p.
velt & Cross, as 3.70s, at a price
of 100.22, a basis of about 3.67%.
Clarkstown Central School District
No. 1 (P. O. New City), N. Y.
Bond
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Bond Offering—A. Harker
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(EST) on .March ,4 ior the
purchase of $99,000 school bonds.
; Dated Dec, 1, 1957. Due on Dec. 1
froih 1958 to 1977 inclusive, Principal and interest (J-D) payable
at the Cumberland National iBank,
of Bridgeton. Legality approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood*,
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until 8 p.m.(EST) on "March 11 of New York City.
for the purchase of; $377,000 school
Totowa, N. -J.j
bonds. Dated March 1,1957. Due'
Bond Sale — The $57,000. water
.
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(P. O. R. D. No. 3, Rridgeton),
New Jersey;
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11961 to ^964 in^pSiVe. **; 4? i
"120,00013.80s. Due~on/Feb.1 from
1965 "to .1969 inclusive". :
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,
Offering
Norman
—
R.
Baker, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m. (EST)
Feb, 26 for the purchase of
$790,000 school bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1957. Due oh Dec. 1 from 1958
to 1977 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable at the
Naiiuet National Bank, Nanuet.
Legality' approved- by Hawkiiis,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
City;
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Greenburgh Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 8 (P. O. White Plains), N. Y.
Bond Sale—An issue of
000
school
bonds
$1,200,-
sold
was
to
a
group composed of Smith,
&
Co., Hornblower &
Barney
Weeks,
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., Charles
King & Co., National Bank of
Westchester, White Plains, and
Winslow,
Cohu & Stetson, as
3.40s, at a price of 100.28, a basis
Of about 3.37%.
Hartwick
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College (P. O. Oneohta),
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Bond Offering—Norman Roper,
Business
receive
(EST)
of
$275,000 non-tax exempt dormi¬
sealed
on
Manager,
bids
March
until
7
for
will
2
p.m.
the purchase
tory revenue bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1956. Due on Nov. 1 from 1959
to
inclusive.
1996
Interest
M-N.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
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Hempstead, Franklin Square-Man*
son Fire District (P. O. 59 Herman
Boulevard, Franklin Square), N. Ym
Bond Offering—Frank L. Cala-
bro,
sealed
bids
until
2
p.m.
(EST) on Feb. 26 for the purchase
of $350,000 building bonds. Dated
March 1, 1958. Due on March 1
from 1959' to 1978 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
the Franklin National Bank,
at
of Franklin Square.
Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
& McCarthy, of New York City.
Note—All bids received for the
foregoing bonds when originally
offered
on
—were
rejected.
Feb. 14—v. 187, p. 724
Hempstead, Franklin Square
—
.
District Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
Munson Fire District
(P. O.
Franklin Square), N. Y.
Bonds
ceived
Not
for
Sold—All
the
bonds offered Feb.
p.
bids
re¬
$350,000 building
14
—
v.
187,
724—were rejected.
Huntington Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 4 (P. O. Northport), N. Y.
Bond
Offering—Sydney Bevin,
Education,
President of Board of:
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(934)
58
(EST)
p.m.
on
Feb. 26 for the
purchase of $2,633,000 bonds, as
follows:
bonds. Due
$131,000 school sites
1 from
Feb.
on
1959 to 1985
inclusive.
132,000 school construction bonds.
Due on Feb. 1 from 1959 to
public works and equipment bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1958.
Due on Feb.
1 -from
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the Village Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved by Sulli¬
van, Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of New York City.
1984 inclusive.
Bellaire, Ohio
1, 1958. Principal
(F-A) payable at the
Security National Bank of Hunt¬
ington, in Northport, or at the op¬
tion of the holder, at the Manu¬
facturers Trust Company, of New
York City. Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
Dated
Feb.
and interest
City
nett,
Auditor,
will receive
(EST) on
sealed bids until noon
Bond Offer! n g
000
storm
Due
Dec. 15 from 1958 to 1967
on
inclusive.
3,000 water line extension bonds.
Due on Dec. 15 from 1958 to
New
York City, N.
Y.
Dated
E.
Offering —Lawrence
semi-annually
$40,500,000 construction of schools
bonds.
Due on March-15 from
1959 to 1973 inclusive.
4,000,000 various municipal pur¬
poses bonds.
15 from 1959
Due on March
to 1963 inclu¬
sive.
Dated March 15,
Princi¬
1058.
pal and interest (M-S) payable at
the City Comptroller's office.
•
foregoing supple¬
ments the report in our issue of
Feb. 17—v. 187, p. 826.
Note—The
North Tonawanda City School
District, N. Y.
Offering—George
Bond
ger, Clerk of
will receive
Krue-
Board of Education,
sealed bids until
(EST) on Feb. 27 for the
purchase of $920,000 school bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1958. Due on Oct.
3 pm.
from
1
1958
to
1961
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the Marine Trust Company
of
Western New
York, North
Tonawanda, or at the Marine Mid¬
land
Trust Company, of New
York City. Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
Oyster Bay, Syosset Fire District
(P* O. Syosset), N. Y.
Bond
40,000 3.85s. Due
;
J.
Stacey, City Auditor, will receive
on
(EST)
on
45,000 4s. Due
Sfc Bernard.
on
April
(P. 0. 1390 HarrisburgPike,
Bond
125,000
Dub;
4,20s.
1,485J)00 .,4 % s.
April
on
..
Due
on
/f,
Al Ak
;
April
-
until
bids
will
Other
building
cate:
Offerings—Harold M. Al¬
len, District Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
sealed bids * until 2 p.m.
(EST) on Feb. 25 for the pur¬
chase
of $140,000
building and
apparatus bonds. Dated March 1,
1958.
to
Due
1968
on
March 1 from 1959
inclusive.
Principal and
(M-S) payable at the
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, of
New
York
City.
Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
& McCarthy, of New York City.
interest
members
the
of
^syndi¬
fill
,
school building bonds
Southampton Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 6 (P. O, Southampton), N,Y*
Bond Offering—Edna K. Wood,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a an. (EST) on Feb.
-
27 for
school
the purchase of $2,080,006
building bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1958.
to
1987
Due on Feb. 1 from 1959
inclusive. Principal and
interest (F-A) payable at the Ma¬
rine Midland Trust Company, of
New York City. Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City,
Springoille, N. Y.
Village Treasurer,
sealed
bids
will
until
11
on Jan. 1 from
1973 inclusive. Principal
and interest
(J-J) payable at the
Marine Trust Company of Westerii
New York, Springville. Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Galloway, of New York
City.
Tuckahoe, N. Y.
Bond Offering—-P. W.
Village
Lima
sold to
.
Bond Offering
receive
chase
sealed
Maxine Miller,
Education, will
—
Clerk of Board of
(EST)
bids
until
noon
on March 6 for the pur¬
of $880,000 library bonds.
Dated March 1, 1958.
annually
1959
Hayward,
Treasurer,
will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on
Feb. 25 for the purchase of $46,000
Myrtle Point, Ore,
Bond
to
Due semi¬
Sale—The
fered
Feb.
16—V
awarded
were
to
187,
the
p;
623—
First
Na¬
Additional Sale
—•
Ah issue of
$8,615.28 general obligation im¬
provement bonds (,waa sold to the
a
price
of 100.19.
$85,000 3 ^s.
Due
Barnes School District No. 57-67
85,000
3Vzs.
Due
1964
on
■
55,000 4.15s. Due
Offering
1
from
1959
to
inclusive.
Principal and interest <J-D) pavable at the Lowellville Savings
& Banking Company. Legality ap¬
proved
by Smiire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
.
Madison
•
South Local Sch.
Dint.
Bond Offering—W. Dairl Sifrit,
Clerk of Board of Education, will
V Dated March
15, ,19581. Interest
Legality ; appro v e'd by
Rhoads, Sinon & Reader, of Har¬
risburg; I" 5
1
*'
*'
M-S.
,
i-
■"
.■
1u-
...
'■
on
...
.
-March
Other
cate:
Warren
1
the
of
W:
York
/syndi¬
&
Co.;
Reabody & Co.; Butcher & jSherrerd; Stroud & Co.; "31air 8c Co.,
Inc.; Hemphill, Noyes
: Co.;
Close & "Kerner, .- Inc.;
Singer, Dearie & ;Scribner; Bache
& Co.; Reynolds &: Co.; Arthurs,,
Lestrange' v &
Co.; ^ DeHaven '&
Townserid, Crouter 3^ Bodine; Suplee,' Yeatman,^ Mosley & Co.;
Grant & Co^; and Joseph Lincoln
Ray & Go. ^
^
Rambo,
.
Wilkins
Township School District
(P.O. Turtle Creek)^ Pa.,
Y
.
Henrietta KPierce, Secretary of Board of
Directors/ will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Feb. ?4
for the purchase of $135,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
bonds.
Dated
March 1, 1958. Due on March 1
Bond Offering
—
.
from 1960 to 1986. inclusive. Legal¬
ity approved, by. Burgwin, Ruffin,
Perry & Pohl, of. Pittsburgh.
f
CAROLINA
SOUTH
-
Greer, S. C.
t,
Bond
Offering—Mayor Lloyd E.
Hunt will receive sealed-bids until
;(EST) on March 0 for tb©
noon
purchase of $1,200,000 coriibined
utility system" revenue
bonds.
April
1, 1958.
Due on
April ;1 from 1962 to (1987 inclu¬
after
Bprrds due in 1971 mid there¬
are callable as
f April T,
1970.
Principal and interest (A-O)
a bank>or liiaaricial in¬
stitution to be agreed upon by the
payable' at
purchaser arid the City Council,
or, "if no agreement with respect
thereto be reached,1 then (the .pay¬
ing agent shall be named-by the
City Council and Shall 4te*a!bank
or financial institution having its
principal office in New York City.
Legality
approved
by -Sinkler,
Simons of Charleston.-
Gibbs &
SOUTH
DAKOTA
,-r
March 15,
;
1976 to
Bond. Offering—R,
-
'
i
City
Auditor,
will -receive -bids
Feb. 34
for "the purchase of $55,000 park¬
ing lot revenue bonds. ;
'
1978 inclusive.*
.
on
EL.Peterson,
until: 7:30 p.m, (CST)
March 15,
'
1989..
Bond Sale—-An issue of $2,425,school
revenue
bonds was
4
members
HalsC^, Stuart & Co. Inc./Kidder,
15,
"
;
on
1974 and 1975;
630,000 4V2S. Due
Authority (P. O.
Reading), Pa.
•
.
'
Huron, S. Dak.
"1973:;
from
Conrad Weiser Joint School
"March 15,
-on
15,
165,000 4.35s. 'Due-on March 15
PENNSYLVANIA
Dated March 15, 1958. Interest
M-S. Legality
approved
TENNESSEE I
Jefferson County
(P. O.
Dandridge); Team. -
-
Bond Sale—An issue of $200,000
by school bonds was sold- to the
Rhoads, Sinon & Reader, of Har¬
Fidelity Bankers Trust Co., of
purchased via; negotiated sale by risburg.
j
000
,
a
&
.
-
syndicate headed by Ira Faupt !
Other members of the syndi¬
Co., at a price of parkas follows: cate: Warren W. York &
Co.; Kid¬
$20,000 3s. Due
on
April 1 from-
1959 to 1961 inclusive.
(P. O. Route t, London), Ohio
•
;
—
1978
-
-March
on
110,000 4.30s. Due
of
Due
4s.
1972.
55,000,4JAs. - Due •.
Portland.
840,000
;
National' Bank,
March 15,
.^:(";1989.;;;^
•
Bond Sale —The $200,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered Feb.
13—v. 187, p. 623—were awarded
Joseph R.
Fisher, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until noon <EST) on
Feb. 28 for the purchase of $100,000
sewer
improvement bonds.
Dated March 1, 1958. Due on Dec.
|
15,
:
March 15,
on
1971.
55,000 4^0s. Due
eral
First
*
v:
March
on
.
Parkway, Portland), Ore.
the
;v
15,
March 15 from
1966 to 1969 inclusive.
Joint (P. O. 11640 S. W.
.
March
on
and 1965.:
200,000 4s. Due
15,
C;v;.:-
1V;
Due
to
Lowelloille, Ohio
March
on
1962 and 1963.
90,000.3%s.
.
and interest
Bond
March" 15
on
from 1959 to 1961" inclusive.'.
1970.
Washington-Multnomah Countiesf
on
420,000 3 %s: Due on March .15
.froni 1978 to 1981VInblusive.
r
sive.
50,000 4.10s. Due
.
March ;15,
1976*and 1977.
.
syndicate-headed by Ira Haupt &
Co., as follows:
; ,
Security Bank, of Myrtle Point,
at
tYf\':,v
on
210,000 3.85s. Due,
,
Dated
tional
Bank, of Portland, and
Security Bank, of, Myrtle Point,
jointly, at a price, of 98,19. r
3.80s. Due
r
March 15,
on
•:
:405,0b0
r ^
;
105,000 3%s. Due
000 School revenue bonds was purr
chased via negotiated sale by a
.
.
on June and Dec. 1 from
1978 inclusive. Principal
payable at the Metro¬
politan Bank of Lima. Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
'
$200,000 (gen¬
obligation water bonds of¬
eral
City School District, Ohio
a.m*
1958. Due
Heckler &
2.74%.
re¬
(EST) on Feb. 27 for the purchase
of $57,000 sewer bonds.
Dated
Jan. 1,
1959 to
was
Fahey, Clark & Co., as 2%s, at
a price of 100.02, a basis of about
.
Bond Offering—Thomas J. Kenney,
ceive
$125,000
1972 arid 1973.
on"
-
Bond Sale—An issue of
(
•
Dated April
bonds.
semi-annually
-
Kyger Creek Local School District
(P, O. Gallipolis), Ohio
fi'om 1963 to 1969 -inclusive.
March T5,
1970 and 1971:
M
Y>
^
210,000 3.70s, Due on March 15,
210,600 3.60s. Due
v
Kidder,: Peabody & Cp.;MerLynch, Pierce, } Feriner ;'&
*
on/March' 15
/*;■
L
April 1, 1958Y Interest
Legality approved by
Rhoads, Sinon & Reader, of Har¬
risburg.
t; ■■'' y Y y r.
* noon
on March 12 for the.pur¬
chase of $2,5O0,OOOschool
(EST)
iollows:
as
March; 15 from
on
1959 •4o;"1962 -inclusive."- V
-
Dated
r
price of par/
a
Y ^690,000 .3.V2S. Due
;
,
sealed
syndieateiheadedby:lra'Haupt-;&
$270,000 3s. Due
A-O.
Offering—R. A. Jennings,
Clerk of Board of Education,5
chased
C;Y' 1979; and 1980;;^'
1998.
Southwestern Local School District
000 school revenue bonds was
pur¬
via negotiated Vsale by a
"f;
115,600 4.15s. Due' ori April vi/ CQ., at
;; 1981 and 1982.
623—were awarded to
p.
Whitehall Township School District
Authority (P. O. Hokendaqua), Pa.
t:
Bond Sale—An issue~pf;$3;060,-
V;;/.-"' ;• y
'
187,
v.
and 1976.
4.10s. Due on
; 1977 and 1978/-;
fV
offered Feb. VI6—
Arthurs, (Lestrange & Company:;
April i/1975
105,000
bonds
revenue
April 1, 1974; ":;
on
95,000 4.05s. Diie'
,
Bond
Pittsburgh),TPal
Bond Sale—TOe $moO0 water
.
45,000 3.95s. Due on April 1; 1973.
Beane; Stroud & CO.; Hemphill,
1; 1958/ Due
Noyes & Co.Bache &Co.;Rarilbo;
June and Dec.
March 3 for the purchase Of $170,Close
& Kerner, Inc.;- 'Allison1
from
1959 to 1978 inclusive.5
000 vyater line special assessment
Williams Co., Inc.; Suplee. YeaitPrincipal arid interest- payable at
bonds'. Dated Feb. 1, 1958. Due
man, Mosley Co., Inc.; fSchaffei;,
the First National Bank, of Grove
on Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1968 inclu¬
Necker 8c Co.; Hallowpll, ; Sulz¬
City.
Legality; approved by,
sive. Interest J-D. Legality ap¬
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of berger, Jenks, Kirkland} & Co^;
proved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
Janney, Dulles & Battles, Inc.;
Cleveland.
;
liams, of Cincinnati.
Brooke & Co.; Grant & .Co.; BoenUpper Sandusky, Ohio
ning & Co.;
Joseph Lincoln
Columbus, Ohio
Bond Offering—James R. Sny¬ Ray & Co.".... •
Bond
Offering — Russell
D.
der, Village Clerk, will receive
Drake,. City Clerk, will receive sealed bids
until, 1 p.m. (EST)
Harrisburg Sewerage Authority',,.
sealed bids until 11:30 a.m. (EST)
on
Feb. 26 for the purchase of
(P. O. Harrisburg), Pa."
on March 6 for the purchase of
$120,000 water reservoir bonds.
Bond Offering—Irviri H. Geiger,
$3,975,000
municipal airport
Dated March 1, 1958. Due on Dec.
Secretary, will, receive sealed bids
bonds. Dated April 1, 1958. Due
1
from 1959 to 1980 inclusive. Until 2
p.m. (EST) on March 6
on Oct. 1 from 1959 to 1978 in¬
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬ for the purchase of $7,150,000
clusive.
Principal and interest able at the First
Citizens National sewer ' revenue
boriitls.; Dated
(A-O) payable at the agency of
Due oriYApril I
the City in New York City. Le¬ Bank, of Uppbr Sandusky., Legal¬ April l; 1958.
ity approved by Squire, Sanders from
1961 ' to
1983
inclusive.
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
& Dempsey, of Cleveland. < ~
Bonds due
in
1964 arid there¬
ers & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
after are callable as of April I,
Note—The offering of the fore¬
Cumberland-Spencer Local District going bonds originally was sched¬ 1963. Interest A-O. Legality ap¬
(P. O. Cumberland), Ohio
uled for Feb. 12—v. 187, p. 725— proved by Townsend, Elliott &
Bond Sale—The $15,000 school and cancelled.
<
Mtmson, of Philadelphia.
i
j 1
building improvement bonds of¬
Meadville Area School District 1
fered Feb. 14 — v. 187, p. 622 —
OKLAHOMA
were awarded to Fahey, Clark &
(P. O. Meadville), Pa.
Cotton County Indep. Sch. District
Co., as ZVzs, at a price of 100.56,
Bond Offering — B. R. Beisel,
No, 1 (P. O. Walters), Okla. :
a basis of about 3.43%.
Secretary
of Board
of School
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
Fairport (P. O, Fairport Harbor), ceived until 2 p.m. (CST) on Directors, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on March 5
Ohio
March 4 for the purchase of $225,for the purchase of $180,000 gen¬
Offering Cancelled—The offer¬ 000 building bonds, it is reported.
eral
obligation
bonds;
Dated
ing of $60,000 interceptor sewer
March 1, 1958. Diie on March 1OREGON
blonds originally scheduled for
from 1960 to 1968 inclusive.
In¬
Feb. 17—v. 187, p. 826—has been
Multnomah County, Lynch School terest M-S. Legality approved
by
cancelled.
District No. 28 (P. O. Portland),
Burgwiri, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl,
Oregon
of Pittsburgh.
Girard, Ohio
Bond Bale—The $228,009 school
Bond Sale—An issue of $21,100
Northern Lehigh Joint School
water line extension bonds was building bonds offered Feb. 11—
v.
187, p. 623—were awarded to
Authority (Pi O. Slatihgtoh), sold to the First Cleveland Cor¬
the First National Bank, of Port^
; Pennsylvania
• YV:'
poration, as 3s, at a price of
land...
V
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,580,100.42, a basis of about 2.86%,
sealed bids until noon
Township ^Authority c.
(P. o. R;D. No. S, Box 438A, It
April I; 1972.
1958. Due
June and, Dec.
on
the Citizens Bank of
receive
Offering—Bernard
on
40,000 3.90s. Due
sewer
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
fer & Williams, of Cincinnati. ^,-
Interest
1958.
15,
Chillicothe, Ohio
ceive sealed bids until noon
,
Dec.
.>,-y
Gerosa, City Comptroller, will re¬
(EST)
on Feb.
25 for the purchase of
$44,500,000 bonds, as follows;
sanitary
Columbus), Ohio
J-D.
Robinson
'
April i;'1970.
April i ,197jL.
purchase of $565,-
and
Monday, February 24, 1958
.
40,000 3%s. Due on April 1, 1969.
,
$23,000 water meters bonds.
April 1, 1967
on
"
•
.46,000 3.80s. Due on
VY
-■
purchase of $26,- 15 from 1959 to 1983 inclusiye.
follows:
' Principal and interest payable at
bonds, as
V' arid 1968.
Edward J,
—
bonds. Dated March 15,
1967 inclusive.
Bond
Ohio
St. Bernard,
Feb. 25 for the
000
70,000 3i70s. Due
,
March 6 for the
Offering— Blanche Ben¬
Bond
1987 inclusive.
untilnoon
bids
sealed
(EST) on Feb. 28 for the purchase
of $14,000 building bonds. Dated
March 1, 1958. Due semi-annually
on April and "Oct. l from? 1959 to
1968 inclusive.
•
rY
Geiser, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids" until noon (EST) on
OHIO
2,370,000 junior high schoolbonds.
Due on Feb. 1 from 1959 to
receive
-..
60,000 3%s. Due
and 1963.
on
April 1; 1962
-
,
'
Co.; Bache;
Co.; - Grant; dc Co.";
Joseph Lincoln Ray & Co,
and;
■
•.
„
.
TEXAS
Peabody & Co.; Butcher &
Sherrerd: Stroud & Co.; Reynolds
& Co.; Rambo, Close & Kerner,
Ync.; Suolee; Yeatman, Mosley &
j
100,000 3%s. Due'oh Ahril I from1964 to l966 inclusive.
der,
Knoxville.
Dallas County
Road District No., 1
(P. O, Dallas), Texas
Bond .Offering — Moore -Lynn,
County• Auditor, ..will receive
,
sealed bids until
10
aan.
(CST)
Volume
Number 5719
187
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
fX®35)
purchase^of. to 1978 inclusive. Principal and cipal and interest (M-S) payable
t e d tax road: finterest (M-S)- payable at the Na¬ at the State Treasurer's office. Le¬
bonds. Dated March 10, 1958; Due' tional Bank of Commerce,'of San gality approved by McCall, Park¬
Antonio, or at the option of the hurst & Crowe, of Dallas, v.
oh Jail: 10,. from j959 to 197ff inA
;
holder, at the: First National City ——
ciusive.
UTAH
Principal; X and ^interest Bahk.of New York City, or at the —.v./,——.
■©tt«r.Feb^ 27
:
.
$2',OOG,OOOr
r
*
the.
for
1 i
u n
(J-J) payable at the Republic Na-: Harris; Trust-1.& Savings Bank, of
tional
v
Bank,, of Dallas.
.'
Legality
-
Crowe, of Dallas; i-.
&
Monticello,
Bond
by
approved
fMcCall, "Parkhurst
ParkHurst^
approved by McCall,
■"
Chicago.
Legality
Crowe,
of
n«r.
.'V.
■h
Sch., Dist.,' Smith County XP. O.Tyler), Texas
Jan.
Utah
Sale—The $460,000 utility
system"
^revenue / bonds
14
sold
were
Housing
Finance
.
Far well
Consol.
Jndep.
r
V;;
Offcrlng—Jack.. Wfllianas,
Bond
receive
bids until 2:30 p.m. (CST) on Feb.
sealed; bids', until< 7: p.m.;
received
until
bids
March
Dated
Due^on. Feb^
April 1, 1958.,
inclusive;
Principal
*
interest
and
(F-A)
Principal and interest (F-A)-pay-
National Bank, of Dallas, or at the
ablet.at.
;
bank to
a
payable
|>efagreed-upon-
the
at
Bankvj&„ Trust
Republic
VIRGINIA
"by the purchaser" dnd^6''J3.£k3&'i^ti;. 'Tyler.:
Legality; approved by Du¬
Legality
approved
by;:: McCall, mas, ;Hu£uenin & Boothman, of
Parkhurst &. Crowe.of Dallas.'^ :ri •Dallas.
f-v,,.-rrj-
-:
" San: A ntonio,. Tex::
*.;■
;*■ l* Bond Offering
wiirfeceive1
City: clei
lagher,
Feb.
•; on
27 rfOh' the
Dist.
No.
Except for the sinking fund the
County, Bellingham Sch.
(P. O. Bellingham),
Washington
Offering — Hugh Cory,
Treasurer,, will receive
SOI
Bond
County
from
1960
to
Dated- Mareh: L
10
Due
March
on
1
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Treasurer,
l95Q].r,
Dec.,
rt.w.v.1
Industrial
•*-
production,-totah:____
Manulact.uresi
Durable
13S~
:
~ * 143
;
Nondurable
—
: j jvutos-,
Other qonsuftier
-
147 •
143
147
164
164
131
124
122
131
121
124
137
119
130
147
125
...
140
127
——.
durables„ll__.
108
to^l„
,
127
123
contracts,
Residential
:
—
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All other
:
X
X
~~x
X
Nondurable.
X
116.5
121.2
107.0
97.4
100.9
106.3
106.6
116.2
102.9
107.2
116.0
297
93.2
91.0
96.3
95.0
157.7
165.5
~C2
83
"98
75
77
tl32
138
133
tl02
241
151
X
•136
value—
X
*150
contract
stocks,
-NOTE—Construction
93.5
1149.5
.
i_—_i
indexes
based
on
88
102
.
137
three-month
moving
averages,
States.
Employment
at second month, of F. W, Dodge data for 37 Eastern
.payrolls indexes are compiled by the Bureau; of Labor Statistics.
centered
•Preliminary.
^Estimated.
„
Durable Manufactures:
fabricating
:i
County
Fabricated
metal
Machinery
•
products-
1_
j:?
Electrical
Other
transportation
Instruments
Clay,
glass,
Stone,
Dated
March
March
15
-Dumber
and
Furniture
and
;
/
products—
J
Miscellaneous
fixtures
128
133
153
155
158
208
186
189
222
198
207
v"
-
>
146
129
164
170
148
114
Xr
92
121
127
128
112
118
118
132
140
127
134
*
97
104
97
91
100
%
88
101
103
109
X
94
113
110
122
110
104
123
119
145
X
114
147
Job
X
102
X
X
146
148
143
142
152
159
+
140
157
141
141
138
143
136
X
printing and periodicals-
Chemicals
and
Chemicals
144
Food
beverage manufactures
Bond
City
on
Crude' oil
Natural
200
184:
X
184
184
205
X
200
205
138
147
136
138
148
113
111
103
105
'
113
111
t
106
101
113
111
X
109
113
X
X
bids
until
for
4
X
112
X
X
from
1,
gas
•Preliminary.
121
liquids
X
minerals
+Not available.
131
124
123
date
of
terest
.
1978,
C,
receive
a.m.
&
light
municipal
bonds.
1958.
Due
on;
after
and
issue.
10
Principal
are
and
L
L—i.
■-
by
White,
fund
for public
sale
underwriting
an
by
Shields
Weld
Hart.
&
The
Co.,
and
debentures
priced at 96.829% and accrued,
to
interest
4.875%
March 1
The
yield
approximately
to maturity.
Commission
will
the
use
proceeds from the sale of the de¬
from
bentures
in¬
and
19
Savard &
of
Dated
years
$13,-
Company; Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc.;
(PST)
purchase
of
sinking
headed jointly
group
Thomas,
10
4%%
offered
was
Feb.
on
will
issue
Transportation
debentures, 1958 issue due Feb. 15,
in
connection
with
1958 modernization program.
(M-S) payable at the City
its
This
will
agency of the State in New York
autobuses at
City.
350,000 and the construction of
Legality approved by Pres¬
involve the purchase of 345
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
new
Seattle.
tensions
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a
cost of about
$19,-
County, Mukilteo
Water District (P. O.
Mukilteo), Wash.
82
72
73
154
149
147
158
Bond
142
132
Sale
—
The $87,000
The
and
improvements at
debentures
tionally guaranteed
are
as
uncondi¬
to princi¬
pal, interest and sinking fund
water
a
approximately $2,050,000.
re¬
85
145
a
garage and other garage ex¬
cost of
Snohomish
132
X
196
126
131
.
132
143
X
X
214
t
110
109
revenue
v.
187,
bonds
p.
offered
192—were
Jan.
tirements by the City of Montreal.
14—
awarded
A
to
Blyth & Co., and Foster & Mar¬
shall,.! jointly^ at
a
sinking fund calling for annual
payments of $472,500 starting Feb.
15,
price of 98.00.
:
a:
&
Treasurer's office, or at the fiscal
135
70
,
Tallmadge
Sale—An
Commission
to
1960 to 1988 inclusive. Call¬
on
110
130
-
gas and
4—
the
revenue
able
90
69
Legal¬
Montreal
500,000
104
X
145
gas
by
the
at
102
'
X
120
Metal,, stone,., and earth
V;.1
182
X
'
and' natural
Feb.
offered
Offering—W.
March
March
.
Coal
Bond
as¬
Comptroller,
sealed
-
Mineral fuels
payable
Transportation
Commission, Que.
,
143
175
X
!
manufactures
oil
150
172
X
manufactures
Minerals:
Crude
123
X
169
113
Beverages
Tobacco
129
145
174:
134
chemicals
Petroleum and coal products^
Foods, beverages, and tobacco
Food and
%
135
147
171
X
and allied products
Industrial
131
t
169
%
petroleum products
1959
QUEBEC
$22,442.39
102
X
143"
from
1
Principal and
CANADA
Seattle, WasR.
'
Printing and publishing
Newsprint consumption
(J-D)
approved
Dist
624—were awarded
106
91
X
8
Tallmadge, of Denver.
Foster & Marshall.
power
147
Paper and allied products
ity
on
'
%
Leather and products
Paper and printing
until
County Treasurer's office.
Wash.
10S,
bonds
p,
$20,000,000
/
110
products-
June
on
inclusive.
Princi¬
Improvement
136
%
leather
Due
1968
interest
104
131
X
Rubber products
187,
v.
125
145
140
96
products
Apparel and allied products
bids
and after five
on
Sale—The
sessment
173
117.
117
"
155
118
t ^
apparel
Local
351
125""
'
1958.
to
in¬
1978
sealed
(MST) on March II for the
purchase of $240,000 general obli¬
gation bonds.
Dated March
1,
141
322
131
-
mill
and
225
116
!
.
Rubber
208
113
.
and
-
123
•
Textile
,
133
124
.
r-136
.
322
173
169;
-
\
Nondurable Manufactures:
Textiles
;
139
348
+■»
to
receive
p.m.
175
137
112
-
manufactures
181
<136
v.
miscellaneous
Furniture and
•_
137
122
;
Clerk' of Board of School Trustees,
will
County Treasurer's office.
Bond
'
166
154
319'
124:. - ;
products
products •; /146 >,
glass
and
Due
1958.
1960
Callable
No.
".146
106
<
'
173
114-..;
164
lumber
and
15,
from
County School District
No. 9 (P. O. Lander), Wyo.
Bond Offering—Virginia Shaw,
Johnsqn,
from date of issue.
Pullman
"200
196
Fremont
Princi¬
Treasurer,
Jan
136,::".
319-
equip—
—
clay
161
Dec.
154' •
'
186"
Transportation equipment
Autos, trucks, end parts
102
180
•Jan.
135 v;
•;
133
—
143"
164";
_
151"
______
R.
8
for
Montreal
1957-
189
129
v'
Nonelectrical
Jan.
1081*
V
-
on
five
after
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) oh
Feb.
28
for
the
purchase
of
$110,000 general obligation bonds.
the
1958
Dec.
k/160 /.
Due
-Unadjusted—
——-1957—
.•.^looMetal
and
on
Offering—L.
clusive.
Average=100
•Jan.
bonds.
1958.
11
pal and interest (M-S) payable at
Seasonally Adjusted
11 1958
15,
until
p.m.
(MST) on
the
purchase of
$240,000 general obligation build¬
ing bonds.
Washington
years
1947-49
to
County School District
March
County School District
No. 342 (P. O. Tacoma),
JNot available.
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
1959
.
ceived
Pierce
Bond
92.2
receive
obligation
March
118.2
100.5
,
will
County Treasurer's office.
243
X
120.0
__—
Department'store
general
X
103.1
Payrolls '
and
~'t
98.1
Freight-, earloadings-J——
Department store sales, value
;
X
'
118.7
t
Durable'—
•
X
t
118.3
Nonagricultural.employees, total—'.
Manufacturing tprod.^. workers t—
1 Employment, total———
,'
t
•<
t
Treasurer,
Dated
the
from
1
on
1,1958
No. 9 (P. O. Lander), Wyo.
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
pal and interest (M-S) payable at
'
Feb.
incl.
Fremont
___
■'
t
value-.
>
County School District No.
(P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
Offering—L. R. Johnson,
from date of issue.
227
Due
WYOMING
years
225 ' ?
1958.
dated Feb.
Shefelman, of Seattle.
174
'
Construction:
office.
Weter,
Callable
110
220
at
sive.
151
1,
are
on
Principal and interest
payable at the Peoples
Trust & Savings Bank, Green Bay.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
March 15 from 1960 to 1978 inclu¬
106
Securities
(F-A)
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
March 3 for the purchase of $15,000
Channer
March
due
1978
Princi¬
149
132
Dated
The bonds
and
and after five
on
$195,000
sold to a-group
was
of
Co., Allan Blair & Co., and WhitePhillips Cu., Inc.
a.m.
137
132
•236
'•
x
130
.
104
•228
f238
124
&
County
128
121
114
*234
'. f236
Electricity-
122
•'
169
:
109
■.
145
146
119
-
Jan.
•
135
122
_______
Major -'consumed - durables______
Utility output;
Dec.,133 '-V
126
Minerals.
Consumer durable goods, total__'^
.
'
will
until .11
pal and interest' (M-S j payable
96
"133
147""
composed
Bond
'
132
146
"T3T"
Smith,
iron) date of issue.
years
—-1957-
•Jan.
f-.
136
133
X'__i£_^-
1958
—^-1957-—,
F.
receive
(PST)
on .March
7 for the purchase of
$20,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated; March
1,
1958. Due
on
March' 1 from 1960 to 1978 in¬
bids
Pierce
*''
k
.»
school bonds
Offering—Don
sealed
-Unadjusted—
-i
Washington
*
■
Bond
County; Treasurer's
Legality;,^approved-5 by
BUSINESS INDEXES
(P. O. Green Bay), Wis.
Bond Sale—An issue of
•«
-
1959
is
calculated
;>,!>«.•!
5
to
t\)
*
retire
V-V-''
development
show
Lawrence
The
Ashwaubenon School District No. 1
No.
city's, .economic
expected to
continued
is
im¬
provement upon completion of the
Seaway, scheduled
Montreal
Commission
foregoing supple¬
ments the report in our issue of
Feb. 10—y. 187, p. 727.
79/137 (P. O. Montesano),
Roberts
r-,
District
a
tribution to various parts of Can¬
ada and the United States.
The
St.
WISCONSIN
the;
'-?i V-
p
School
redeemable
for 1959.
The
—
WASHINGTON
clusive. Callable
Board of Governors of the 'C*Vfr:;'' '•*•
•
Note
Graye Harber and Mason Counties,
(CST)
March i from 1959 frorh;i959<to 1972 inclusive. Prin-
Dub: op
York
New
option.
,
bids will
a.m.
bonds. : Dated
^rpad
i958r
March ;l,
in
City, at
Legality ap¬
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
& Horowitz, of Seattle.
;&;>Cutler, of. Chicago.
man
State
the holder's
M-N. Legality approved by.Chap-
-
until
r^5l0ja0r.:tax
lobiigatiq^ Jnir;
the
not
Montreal
at -*kuie
1,
population of 1,620,000,
compared with 1,395,000 in 1951.
The city from its early days has
been a focal point for the trans¬
shipment of both exports to other
countries and of imports for dis¬
inclusive.
1973
are
Greater
1956 had
$150,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated April 1, 1958. Due on April
Due on May 1 from
inclusive.
Interest
,1997
sinking
debentures
.
Road
pu^chase^ of■ ^/.vFeb. 28 for the purchase of
-
provement bqjnds.
;-
jy .t
Goiinty
be .received
$5,000,000 general
1958.
>
it
^Bond Offering—Sealed
sealedbids- unfit-9:30;a.m;
*
.
tWilliamson
District
J<Frank; Gal¬ iNck:9l (P. O. Georgetown), Texas
—
to
;
.
.
(EST) on, March 7 for the pur¬
chase of $525,000 non-tax exempt
dormitory revenue bonds. Dated
May 1, 1957.
The
prior to Feb. 15 or Aug. 15, 1968,
with optional redemption prices
ranging from 103% to lU01/4%.
purchase of $180,000 street
improvement bonds.
sealed bids until 2:30 p.m. (PST)
on
March 4 for the purchase of
.
Emory and Henry College (P. O.
Emory), Va.
1960
Company,
maturity.
to
fund price is 100%.
14
—
1.. from - * 1959:; tot 1977^-inclusive.
than 66% of the debentures
prior
Bond Offering
2^ 'foiy the purchase of $600,000
T. L. Porter- Principal and interest
(A-O) pay¬
(CST > on Feb.; 25 for the purchase hospital
bphds. Dated Feb. 15,1958. field,; Business Manager, will re¬ able at the County Treasurer's
ceive sealed bids Until 10 a.m.
of
office, or at the fiscal agency of
$296,000-; school; housh j bonds; Due pn Feby 15. from 1959 to 1975
:
■
414s.
.as
Harry Loftis,
—
C^nty. Judgei will receive sealed
Superintendent^ of: ■; Schools,-.wi i|;
•
Bond Offering
Agency,
that
announces
for the
the Federal
to
be
offered
Home
and
will
more
Offering—City Clerk Mida
L.; Erickson
Whatcom
.
.
.
Tumwater, Wash.
Bond
mi
59
Transportation
furnishes
urban
transportation services in an area
of approximately 91 square miles
comprising the City of Montreal
and 17 neighboring municipalities.
Property and equipment at Nov.
30, 1957 included 1,457 buses, 105
trolley-buses, garages and a 10story office building.
Giving effect to this financing
the
Commission
will
have
a
funded debt of $71,490,000.
{
Other members of the group sure:
Eastman
&
Co.,
Dillon, Union Securities
Hemphill, Noyes & Co..,
Hornblower & Weeks, Ladenburg,
Thalmann & Co., Lee Higginson
Corp., Salomon Bros, & Hutzler,
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day,
Wm. Blair & Co., Burns Bros. &
Denton, Inc., Demers, Adam &
Martin, H. Hentz & Co., Hirsch &
Co., E. F. Hutton & Co., Johnston,
Lemon & Co., McDonald & Co.,
New York Hanseatic Corp., Shearson, Hammill & Co., F. S. bmithers
& Co., and Swiss American Corp.
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